https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/52402727c4dc5a06a69196791027fae7.pdf fcc111e8cf449c4f42793f4b912fbd6f PDF Text Text - - ..- • · · - - �- � ·- 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. 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RUG $1 3t.95 $.1 49;95 SERTA SOFA BEDS SECT IONA L Wllb Pu,�•ue. 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 �fHE DAILY SENTINEL They'll Do It Every Time l:ommentating .Editorially • Proper Treatme nt For Royalty • I n a competitiv e economy, the customer is boss. Any enterprise which £ails to satisfy him will soon see its business lost to a com• petitor. And, says the general sales manager of a leading o i l company , the customer w i l l be boss more than ever d uring the si xties. His own industry, he adds, faces the chal­ lenge of change in competiLive freedom to • sen,e the custome r better. On the specific side , he forecasts that more and more people will travel the U mited•access roads of the in­ terstate h�ghway system; more a-nd more fam­ ilies will acquirre two and even three rnrs as their incomes climb into the u pper brackets . and more and more uses will be found for peliochemicals in hundreds of different fielcl s. So the goal in t hP sixties. rrom oil produc­ tion in the rield t hrough transportation , re­ search, manu fact uring, and distribution t o fi na·l sales w i l l have t o be customer satisrac- lion. I n his words . business will have to ··1reat the rustomer royalty just as it deserves - I HAD ULCERS, MRS. 8 ( NATC H ) B�AMED IT ON BIG DOME, HIS WH/Po CRACK I NG- 80SS .... EDITOR'S MAILBAG HISTORY Meig s Coun ty ., w.u. 11 SOl>RV TO HEAR 'l'Ot.J HAVE AN ULC.EQ ,BUNSSN·•ER--AM&M15 E\'mY1MIN6 OKA.V Ar HOMEY UH-:t KNOW 'THAT SOME WIVES CAN DRIVE A MAN 6EllSE<IK MAYBE l. COULD ARR.ANG.I=. A LON<, SUS,NESS TIIIP..ESCAPE 'J'OIJR CX>MBSTIC PQOSLEMS FOR. A WHIL.E ··•• ANO WM� BIGOOME GOT Tl-IE NEWS•·• WHOM DID HE BLAME ? HA\IE A CIUOTE �- royally." What this all adds up to is more and better snvire. more anti 1Je1tl'r product s - all al the most reasonabl e possibl e price. Thill al­ ways happpe11s whr-n eompelit ion is allowed . to run a free and op..:-n t·o urse. Y UI.Cllll'P. :Z: SAW IT co"''""1 n's 1W1T MAoMAt1 VOtJ WORK FOR!! 1HAT NO• - a...t.•....vM 861 �iHn,c;NE A SMNT ULCER'S! Mf't' 00t,tT ':-t\J GE1" lN1'0 A BUSttrilESS WHER5. vou CAN woRt<. WrTH CIVILIZ.ED � '?// WHEN "11-E DOC TOLO BUNSEN BURNER I-IE / B Hatlo 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . o., April 1 9, 1960 M..so,,. cou Nr-. couar Style 5fil,w Js · Program Feature At Racine Grange DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOI( 'fOD,\\' AND YESTF.RYE"' 'R j I Connie Radford H.onored With Birthday Party " " '°""•.,. 3 cer.ta per won!. 01e lnaertion. liflnlmum chartt> - 80 '!enta I cente per word to" three �tive iMertiona. Special - one -moulh for 30 centa per word. Full rate Of 3 c..:nta per word will be char1ed for advertlsin1 11 not paui witibln 10 dlya after reeejving bill. � in Ad vert..isin, - Should · be reP;Ol'U'd imm.tdiately. The DaUy Sentinel will not be reaponsibl.e for more than one incor­ nd ii.rtlon. kd cf 'Ibanb alld &Pecill Notices of Event, t l .00. Obltua.riea p11l1Ueltld at 1 ceat per "rd. tl'OIDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS Q DAYS l MO. illle . $1 .3� 10 tll< '4 .l!O zo $1.20 llOc '6.00 S l .90 U 70< $1.00 12.21! '7.00 New laws regarding saft;LY of OEVOTEI;I TO INTERESTI slow mo\•\ng vehlcles were given OF MEIGS-IIASOH A,Rli by Bernice Theiss with a question •lchar.,• S. Owtn, Publltiflff and answer summary. A film on Plibltshed eveo -f!''?meon et safely was sh1;1wn by R-0bert l'f'ut Sund,iy by 'The \lblo,,itVa1ht Beegle. A 1.B.lk was given by lublle!Jlng Com,anJ at 110 ,t111 Edison Hobstetter rega rding thc ·'banle St.. ���eroy, Ohio. •u•"\ forthcoming bond issue for the neu office s,bone WY2-21M . ed.Jtaf' Veterans Memorial Hospital to be lal office ohone WTI!-2157. voted on in May. Emered u fleCOn!J. clasa matltn� natter at Ure post office at PotQo A style show was put on by n-oy, Ohio. the women announced by Jean National advertlslnc retll'eaenta Alkire. The dresses were model­ tlve: B<,ttJneK'·1'!mbllll . lit,. Ml ed as follows: a sac k dress, Em­ exln.ctoo �ve.. New �lir). Cl.tr ma Adams; a dinner dress, Doro­ '"'" Ynrlt. thy Smit h ; a nylon dress, Belle Subscrlotlon ratett: .")e}Jven,I 1" Theiss; tea dress, Mattie Beegle; �er where 1val.l11blfi, IO balloon dress, Bernke Theiss; a kr W4ik: one nar In advante 'If d.ui ce dress, Anna Beee:le; a maid 1'he Dt,IW 8'ntin•1 offict, tis-, of honor dress. Mary Easterday; 11.i montba. S7.9D: � lllOlltrul the bride'l!I dress, Miss Theiss. 13.90. BY 11:iotor Nute wtiere avd abie: one ffll}nth, $1 By mail: nm' The progra m was concluded ,w r.l: 111b: ·uontha, 14.29: tJtr • wilh a cake walk which w�5 won • -..tht, ft . an ....,. ,,u,,.tti. 11 by Mary Easterday. ( 1 ) Notices astern Un IQrS Sp.?nsorin g 0once Saturday Night SPE C IAL PRI CE On Last Yea r's Colo rs $4.95 - ... "·""" ----......, - ""�""'' $1 .59 .... ..... ... VALLEY LUMBER and SU PPLY CO. ·re '°' .... STVL.I! g _po� THE: ROCMIITI NO--"90. t ......,. i.+-t-t�i- I I ll I ■ ■ ■ 1a., -·111a _._..,. -I f ...'.__':=======,===============-:-'" •t . ll ' 1' t .... ,,... ........ • ■ Sha . w I lUR I YAN ZANDT MOTOR $AUS, POMlffQl, � - • m-"···•• -- __, •• - w �..- --,--- . . ...' ,,. ... • AUCTIOIII• 1- 2. LMN - ulllo,, AIR COND!TIONIN'G, R!P'RIG!Ration aervklt. J1ci'1 Rttri1era, lion, New Haven. Phol:k! TU 2:5537. e-23-tt 18) 5'!1,1to�_ Sa_les ___ ... . .,. dr. Nilp. Alj- <ondltlol)ed. - Power · •�-- � brakes. 'Spoiless. •�- ,,....tnar•, p..,....y_ . :' ,tr 4 13 6tc .� . · -,.....·--.Con ► lNI MERCURY 2 dr. aed,an. Mer­ eyomaUc. Clean ear inside and out. $890. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 4 13 6tc TOIIATO STAKES. ANY QUAN­ tity up to 20,000. Reasonably :priced. Call WY 2·2565 or Masop SPnce S.5896 · collect after 7 p. 4 19 3t,c m.: ClllCltEN MANURE. All to be · lbove-d out o f build.Jng. Chesler Spencer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Call YU 5-22'1 1. 4 19 3tp - 111111 HQUSE " THAU.Ell 30 ft. ee six, 2 bedrooms. Very · ton<lition. Inquire at 477 == . f'Afflore St., Middleport. -:-;�·4 19 6tc AUCT IOHIIR (omelet• Swvlce Crltt Bradford Write, � or Contact A, C • .BRAD PORO, Raelu, OhlL 25-tf ICRS, BIRCII CASI• HOMI;'-cB l.lh.D:: NET m1ken Fonnle■ .int topa. Vlnyl 111h1!11:0t1 block laid. House repalra tf all deterlptlom. C1ll GuJ Mt'.iJ.er, kldoe, oJaio, 2 � tft =-::- rne onio fiN ea11 - r_...i 1a Middleport Sunday ntght. Nijtit Patrolman lltt lfflllt nOtlN!d amoke pourini from the Toof'• CJrrr Out � ildlft1, MIU St., and tutntd In the alatm. Three piece• er fire eq uipment and 17 fiNtn• went the ½ sq u 11e to the buildln1 to attend a ,mokin1 rnotor on refrl• feratian equipment tut bad therled. At 9:20 a. m. the Middleport emergency tQuad ..,.. caJled lO aid Gertrude Gf'.lmm, Weit Main Pomero)', who had become 1 11 . The aidlhen were rele11ed on atTh•a1 et a ,dodor. RIVER REPO'ttr·. , . , ,•• , pa�=� l'-,,,=========s' I Call Db Sterreit ,., �- Legal Nof;ce -- ...,_ . TV ._,, ..,... .,. .... (20bl ------,,--l!li�CJI -' no. roMPiim Lonni -::r- ..,_�ice mv• - '"° m -••o<t _ 1 4) --= =-=--- _h,..�-:---,, ,_ -..11m1tllioa. rn Jtori,m; =• '". w-'- 2 1 ) Rea I !:state -I.I�.. .._ _,,.,,. '-fl�---- �arf-.y lt,,0. ,.. J eo •- tr• --:-,-c-:-===---::::::--:::-:..· PO,MllQY MOfO� �(). .IO..., OBlO . ' . ' ' ?·• ' ' Legal fi/ofice Zwmbll. - - ow:n,r. $1 995 , .. c...- .,._ •-_. ( 1 7 ) He· 1 _p Wan,c,., mer. , ,� - .� f "'!"" Body 9f -6hlo M■n· �N, .. _ IYa. Oft P"lrt-men miimed dnutnt todlY for the body of 1n Ohio min who (COfltlllklN F,_. ,... Ono) reportedt, J\lmped i■to t.be Kan.1ae,,en perSOJts eleded by t� 00:ird or dlreCLors of Meip wba River from • brid.. ·h.ere Moo­ lA>nimi.inity H--,ic.l Inc. . whjtb day. WitntQet said Pbf D. Hi.I• waa reorpnized lali. nth. Tbi1 e:inbolltam. 3!1, of Dayton, former• II tbe IJ'OUP which � · u operate ly or Charlerton, chmbed onto 1 i( built, ,uanl ran OD the br1dac and the propc,st:d ho�pita luped into the riv�. under lease from the county. The Hospilal commission, K.al Hiruly, lt4!mard l''uJtz. Dr. R. E. Authorized Boice and W . 0 Atkma i! the offi�ial ■gm��. of the coupty to be m charfd. 0 � •�val eon,truc• t!on or the h l!it111' if 1pprovNI by over • •f ' e'nit of tho!A! voting Maf 3 " PLUM&IIIG ond &LICTIICAL The l>on'.cL i,idl!' ' is' fa,r '$'235.000 REPANll and IIRVICI over a 20 1fir' · f,e'r-lod, at an average hx illtt ol one-:h■U mill "1 COLEMAN . D E A L E ., f1. t.ant coadl uncle,· Lou Sllbn. Smith wbo played eoUf&:t football at Wi!IC(lnain, a1lo 1il,yed for the San franciam Forfy-Nmen of t he Na· tion Foolball ��. CHASE HARDWARE Harold Chate, Mgr. Loc1.11t St. MlckNeport 1 "- WY 2-151 1 ' BOTTLED GAS . . . · . built 41ealer ..,., can ....-e ,,,.. wh""' ,,..... are always lowest •119 tllUIPPod to 11•• )"OU good, ........, Afternoon, RUTLAND FURN ITU RE ..U-. Cl& •0PW!l'JJCI' ,..._ IUION Anold Grate, owner FURNITUIII Muon. W. Va. --. . A GAS buill"'in range will 6,W,;: 11ew beauty and convenience - -- -1 � Reeumed For ..... ..... - .; -. --- : { ' ,. YO.UR KITCHEN ------- - ■ a�. -Ill ii""' ..,. For ' ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate -.c:uit� . 1951 CHMOLET We Specialize I■ hderllr hinting Call WY-2-2847 n.- Plflo wm.ff Spring Paintint Done a_ NO NWI•·· - ...,. !:arl V. Gorham , Route 2, Rl­ chte, n, fined S100 alffl coals lo­ day in Counb' Court by Judge E. W. Peoplea a1te-r entering a guilly plea to a .-t,te hich•ay pa• trol rttarte of drivln& while in• tol.Ueatelt :He WH alao a:iven a mandatory tbree day jail aen1�7:'.n ot&t, County court action. Jam•• p,attff'IOll and Jame, Sta{'y, land, were in the both ef couety �-f thiis m orning charKed wit& lail� · to comply with a court or.QI'. The two bad appear . ed btf(!f'e 'Judge People& March 17. char� 'wit.h ,tealine corn front Starcher. 11iey had been Ji:Y'°1:' ,_:'_Uspe-nded finea or $50 on COfl.4l!10n tbal they make proreitituUoa _ of· the stolen perty._ · Th@ two men wert! Jailed last ni ght b)'1 county o!fieen on their failun te. .-,i,,■P1y with UH order or the eGUrt, Wa)'Bft 1 JAIO Shaver, Gallipoli8, 1 n't!1U!d tif the Ohio ltate' patrol on a cllar.M: ' of !peeding. was fined . UO� .fnd costa In County court a'tif Gerald Seller,, Racine, m ana .--.. on a tbar1e of u ,a ut t •n� bltlotJ'. Both men Nld and Nile■Jed. Full Dress Meeting Called wer,. LIGAL NOTIC. ,- 1� ' (Ml-OP COCKSHUIT TRAG 1 --===== -DON 1'Q1l with live pcwer take oH. ( 9a ) Ma rine _Suppl ies ni. undtn!ID!,l fl oaer1n1 ror · llqbett Pickett, P-0meroy, WY 2sale two . ho1'ffl ownett tw the lite .--.. · 4 19 Ste USl!D IIO..T. -�o h-oas -• •1. Ztffler Hamm, Wetlllh Street, ond tlP whlta h Im. Mot«. Poinero,, Ohio. polhan Moton. 600 L Moln l � SHOWC� $20.00, Call 11141 .. !JO fdt eadl .._ -• •- .. WY4.SUO. PhoM ,.::.,, ...._. ,.. ..,_. .., �uUpn -Drue co. ,f 18 3tp It•• POIMl"OY,parcel or on �i.- Ttto � ..,_ holllO. lPP"' It '4300.00. FO)l D IIOOII HOUSE, mat be It anj . fQJl bllemtnt In Cheater, 3.86 ---------..u111 .. .ii .. Hamm, ... � �-1• 491 ''"'- I bli ebtern,. water In �t, ( � For Rent �, '8,000.00. Call YUiHOIIS WY-2-Ufl, Ml ••�irct. �j";'.;181 a•b ecl- to ro•il of U'Allt,,......_�• - ,Jllrnla - ... 4-1"'""t Pr...te """"' .... � • Ohl011-..1.... Mlddl• ( Ha"'\ --�':--"'-•• o 'WY-U288. . Ph.. · 2-3.tf ------' · . SIMCID 811WING M�ClllliE IN • porl ,-,,t, ()nlo hfiltlllul modom <1blnol. Coal- · J ROOII l"UJNISIIICI> Apartment. � •• JI, etc \4) J,9,, 1� 1.. with 1t1Behments •nd 184 llulberr,. Cll l. WY 2-61115. .,.....i;., W1II ..11 lo• . '3T-OO 4) 13 te 1 .a POMEROY - 10-room ,,.,.., hu or ly Nf NQ11Cl 2 apartme ntll. (one f:.toom tnd � ���� 7 AND 8 apoM HOUSE, TWO S � , lot, fl out ... . one bltha ngel, f,room), A. n . N. r Be ta 1 •I';;=;;;;;;;;a;;;a;;.;;a.;;a.;;a=,;;;;;.-, J room 1p,, tme of high water. $-W00.00 Term�. ...... tf S. a. tt.ndrlt., -•11••d Phone wn-n12. 1 1 ·2-trc SYIIACUII - 6-,ootll fr•me, boll,, N- !i __, Jlva that D!!t\JXE • ROOM DOWNSTAIIIS fum,co, ohtde, d..blt . lfflP. w�w Of• unfunilabl!d 1partment. Nicely l arge corner lot, 2 biod:11 from· a.ii ail4rN11 II Ohlo, has fumiabed 2 btdtoom 2nd D oor school. ,eooo.oo. been luly i,joliitii!I Adlhii'littntor apartment. M lddltpnrt W Y2- 131 .ACAI PAIM - 40 tn 80 le!l'el ot tJie a.ta le of ,s. R. hi!ndrlx.. late f.12.fftp 387,. tractor tillable, l ll tenl rlter of .,,_e, Mei1s County, Ohio, bottom, lood barn, 14 1tanchion1, FOil llllNT HOUSJ JN POMEROY 8_ atalls, cancrete noor, el#ctri-, Dated thl■ Mtb day or April, 4 rooms end bath, unfurnished, ci ty. 2-,bedroom home. Frff eaa, 1 960. Pb. · II p one 30 1 lifter' Clll 1 with oU ,income. Loeued Gil . . · t.'1l. �'BRIEN 4--l,kfc � • b11ckt@ .road, f12,IOIHJO, , . , WYa_..al • • - : , ·fi.M&t � -�ate Court ., � .. • 'I& ISO-ACRI FARM •1 • • 1ftllj fi,,unty, Ohio , tur tillable. bank barn, 1111D .'' !i)<f9, !11; (5) 1. 31< ....,._ Slalloll Wagoe r WANTED GIRL FOi\_ o-,.i.' ion,, "'1,_� IIOC!r, ... • _ Goocl .,eocet. "' 1" e other bu � tiele<>< oncl tGIOI wllll _.,_.,._, hoo...,orl,. Clll" WYUMI. H · , Drilled �. ,en! •�nn,i,i. 4-., Interior. v.,,. low 4--10-31.c room houte, all m.inerala. '8500. NOTICa of DltAW'ING of JUlltORI local. M8 VIRGIL 1'1AFQIU)., 111¢ll� , N- ta. VI _,., � 1teer• Notke ii lttle'bJ' 11NIII that a I 1 81 Emolovtnl!lnt PhGM WY U7SI public dr1wlnt of juron will be a.x 229 a.-1 !nkw. ou-i. tranO, Wanted , 11 ate ... on: the 25th day or April AMHo, heater, truly • nlc■ one .... l,1riced to ...... --'----:--,:,=r.;;;; JNO 1t the office of the ComWE 00 ALL KINDs ·o, WORK. 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SAU:. 181 mlt.iotiefl of juror9 in the Court We build septic tankt, TV Radio South 2nd St., Middleport, · 0. Rwte of Kele County, Ohio, for 4·16-3tp. '6erVietna: and Repair, �rall 1980, or the the 1111 term, Ctlltinl. Power Mower. !Jand)I, iald ourl of C Pleu n o Comm HOUSE IN -kiMEBOY m1111 Electric Shop. Phone FOR SALE. Coun:tJ, G•· lieat. IU in bath d 6 room,, 4-111-3tp WY2•5404, Freeland I. Norrll rage. Beaudlul view or J. Tracy Everett or with Out or all hi,lh water DAY WORK. ill¥ LICENSED a or J'uroni laioner Cammi J. WY CIII furniture. without 1 pnctical nurte. C&:1 TU 2-4455 4-11-lte f 18 31c between f and I, 4 18 etc :1976. . ,._ . . !14Y: b�oi-� Actions Filed In Court T'wo divorce 111its have been filed in Common Pleas enurt aecording lo records In the office or Evelyn Lucke, clerk of courts. Charging groH neR'.leet and extreme cruelty, Mildred Gregory Route ] , Carpenter, ia aski!ll to , be divorced from Orlin O. GreiOry, ,ame .addreu. She aaka c11•tody ef three minor children, for household goods and real t!lltate Owned by Uie couple and th•t• the defendant be enjoined froffl' liviD.4 in the same house or mole■t• in& hfr in a'ny way, KARR & VAN ZANDT IIW8ARB ROOTS. OLD VICTOR­ lA· and Canadiu Red- Guarant­ � to 1row. 2.5t N.ch. Second Jioue east from Sthool h ouse in SJT,atuae. W illiam H. Holmes. 4 4 tic . -----.,, ------1MB UARLI.Y DAVID SON M O• torcycle 74. Newly recondition• .. D'IOtor. Contact Harry Roush, · ( CUtt.on, w. V a . SPS·l!238. -i-12-et , • ----,-'fvlNDOW llLIND� AND SH�DES Ven.�an BUnda, aU 9izea and eolora. Frea Eatimales. Dale WipRll S�ply, 21� Union .t\.ve., 3-4-60tc P01Pero)', O h i�- 1119 HOUSE TRAILER , ONLV $2850. with storm windows and alr conditioner. Will deliver up to 20 miles free. See or Phone WJlliam Roush, Mason, w. Va. SPtuee 3-520'1 . 4 18 Ste TILEV ISiON tLlDIO ANO SMALL AppllM!Ctl NPefr, Call flrenll CtPt•IN. 414 N- 9HDn4 Awe.. Middleport. -1 I th Phyaiciana of tbe Mer, If• County Mednt 8eeift)' ril join wne 3� other Ohio t)hyrkian1 in OevelancJ, May 16-tf for the an• mta.J me.etin& ef the Oblo Slatl' Pomeroy volunteer firemen M.tdlw Anocialion, one of. the were called to 1 · bru1h fire near nation's larie1t potttlfadu1k me• the j1.1nclloru of RoulH 124 1nli dlcal auem blle1. 143 Monday at 1 1 ,. m. bw.t the Sf!n,ing in oftin&J ,rolet in the blaze w11 under control upon ptodMi11,es will be Dr. Roser their arrival. Daniela, Pomeroy, •• delepte, tire was on pro�rty or Witb Dr-,,.Sf'lim BW:etrin. as al· John Wi1'911, about pne-bl,lt inile ttrntte. beyori4 1 1:he Junction. . -= � =·.c...·= ·· ='�·'-•11 , 191111 FORD V8 FAIRLANE 2 dr. Beautiful -:ar. $795. rB111ettn11r's, Pomeroy. 4 18 6tc COM'PU:TE SHEEP SHEARING outlH. 1 yeu old sorrel mare. John Meei:1, Shade, Ohio Rt. 1 , Phoite Athenl!I MY6-327 1. 4.16-�. ;...;.i, Repr- Societ D1'1 .Co- nviction . Brings Fin� Of $111, Costs ■ ■ ITAN MCffOII - Molo ... - .. . .. .. ... ... .. ... Oloto \ r.vSTOll BUJJ..T KITf,'RJ:N 115' li(Del fr,:- 'tOOf houa::i J'r,e • tim,tea, F'ftt\1111an ud Abbot\, Phone WY-2-332 1. Ntf Dr. Daniel,�Will In another -· __.ion JDhn ft. :Bolin 2311 1\"•t M•ln SI., Pomeroy. Is askirtf for a!lvortt from Faye Mildre:d Bolin, Route 3, Poroeroy. Hr, ciuVILY tkACTOR IALII AND . ' -, , uka flit a fair share or the ��.J'.llSTANT COA.c:H Senlce. 5 12 •• Mein, hroenf. ..U9ft: 'Ment,om•ry: 1tJ; oft up• p,!)pperty owned jointly Dy the so,t.ON tJl)J _ Th,e :eo.tou p1. PhOM W'Y2-2975. o,... 'tll t per, 9 3 en Jower, l,f'i, fer ·. open '°1.lple and for the minor ehil- trit;i\8- o� I.he American Football . p, 111,. untH J1111• I. la...._.: Galhpolls: I 9.1 on uppe•. H O nn tln!n to choose which parent 11h1II League t� aDJ1ounced the ap­ H• rolal S.rnhert, \ R.ulllnll le. IOWl!r, 15 feet open. I.«k 28 : 14.3. h1•e clfltOdf. He char,1e1 t-xtreme poi1tlhe■t of Jerry Smith, D�on - •••clhl f)hlie. RhoM> CtoMII,, J691, Con4itJa11 of ,..._.. t;edal: ' cruelly lo -his •pelltion. , .Univ""ty 'liae coach, aa ah Uli• 3-19-tfe •••• I , All locka. are up LoC!k 13 thru 2Z, j fallin Ri-rer wn. o J••• lot 1 ING S E R- l.«k 23 ii d FOR. TllE BEST ROOF . . slowly at Lock 23. NOW IS THI M08T Ol'l'Oll'l'lJNE TIMI 11, ... v1ce, roof repamni:i:, roofl ng , OW. ti¥ hats· Downbo.m,d : TO HAVE l'.OVa root paintina. Call UI Bill Wi l3: L.�ade Cbildreas 1t fl:4-ll Wyatt and George Slaa�. Phone a. m .. 7.5; Lodi!: 17: c. v. Harner \,VY2·2724 Pomeroy, Ohio. al fl:05 1. m. 2-0: Lock 23: North· 4-IS-Gtp. ________ ern at 2:40 p, m., l-i-2; Erne!tlne We Move Yoar Furallitre .1',epl••� II ii.i'vou RUN DOWN AT TMI at 3:45 p. m., 6-0; Bob Bent.er at Wliboul A��lll-e) £wt. hff.lat 0oH yeu, MUI MN g,- 1 1 :20 a. m., 18-1 ; A. V. Cnu al Ina? lett -A'ork. t.eweat Pl'ICN. 1 1 :fO p. m .• 2-1 ; Cotton Queen at RACINI SHOI 11RYICI SHOP Iii ii- m., 0-5; Upbound; Galllpolla, GET FREI ESTIMA.TB8 NOW Vulcan at J:lk) a, m., U-0; Indiana RACINE., OHIO. - -- -at 2:55 a. m., 10-1; Lock 23, Mr. fu·rlh•r l nfol'fflation Crisa at 12:20 p. m., 1-8 and one .Pome,oy, Ohio derrick boat: Eaatern a t 4:10 a. Pomeroy; Ohio , m., 1 4-4; Helen ,Z. at 6:50 a. m .. 0-6; Elger curt at '1:30 a. m., 0-2; Lehigh at 1 1 : 05 II, m., 5- 1 1 . FRIGIDAIRE. $25,00; living room . l!Uit.e, $20.00; brenk!Rst set $15.00; ,kitchen cabinet, $15.00 SIMI Ktthleeo Car.penter, Depot SB __ OU H_ FOR S�FIVE lll)Oll_ 4-15-Jtc Street, Rutland. Before 9:80 A.M:. with balh. Nice loaatlon. Melvin Middleport WY44649 Hood, - 111 Loc111t St., Pomero1. FOR SALE. 7 ROOM HOUSE,. Pomeroy WY-2-3195 large carden and yard. Also 2 s-so-ntp KA.UT% FIEO ITOII room house same lot. Deln'lar t11,; Harris,n ville. 4-1 5•Jlc Rhod IIOUSE FOR SAL£ ll1 l'AOE­ � Yukon S-2141 __ town, sis. roomt, 4 reoma clo,m, _ --- ..c·--'- __ HAMII.L 16RYICI ffATION ____ _ :::- 1'1 VAC U U 800VER U_ P R lG H T _ up, apJrodm•tely 1 acre I� 2 leloro ,,GO A.M. - A• I con d/1"ion, h as Cleuner 1n lllld ei:cellilnt well 13 mil� vel , Alb�n'y � thro w away bags. full price from PomeM)' on State Route ITery Day Senlee lnquirt, only $23.00. Phone • WY2·2204. fl92. Price $800.00. Mra. Howell at Pa1eto•. 4-15-0t.c FREE INSPEc:rtONS. PHONE 3-12«:ltc 1i _LL _ ?_____ _____v_-____ WY2·2774, Gilmore Supply FA R M. 5 R OO M l 6 AC R E a n Pe1t ·Control HOU!il').f911- SALE IN POMEROY Store. Vaugh J-tou·s e-, 3'- butbuUdi ngs, 12 acres Co., St. Mar)''s, W. Va. Mem­ · 9 rooma, 2 baths, full sized. boU,o m land, pasture and timber of Nation&l • Peet COrjtrol basement, ne� get furnace, her, electric, water, 40 acres Association. 4-9-tfc large lot. F. A, Swatzd1 307 wit� m iner,a.]s, $2,800.00. Bill Cozart, Racine, Ohio. 4-15-41.p Spring Ave., Pomeroy 4-'\&.12tc UPHOLSTIRY CLIANED . by new modern method endorsed 3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. COMFORTABLE ,FOOT WEAR £or by leading fabric manufictul'ers. 1 acre of grouncl. Loeated on now and the hot daya ahead. We Cost '1ery low, All work guaran­ M idilJeport Hill. Ph. W Y. 2-3818. hnve KEDE'ITE� and SUMMER- teed. Furniture ready lo use in 4 1D 3tc E'M'ES in the "most wanted " , 2 bouts. All work done electrl­ stiles. The Shoe Bot, Middle- 1 cally. Call today _ for demons lralion port. � 1 8 6tC i or estimate. NO OBUGA'l10N. NOTICl-,OF APPOINTMINT Pwvh'• u,ttoa-.., c1•.,.,. FOR SALE: 1 - 8 CU. FT HOT­ Ca• N-. 1 1,141. PhoM TU2-5615. 4-IMlp point refrigerator. 1 dixie gas Ida.. of leftjaenln I(, Sntlth range and 1 dinette set. Priced Cl.IL� . o,c..... reasonable. Raymond Thomas, N�ee 1B berel,,y ,liven !hot Mild· Langaville, Ohio. 4 18 6tc ,_ WY-MUS red Lu�ilJ.e imitb wboee Pott Of· fice addre&I i1 Cheater, Qhlo, bas USED TOMATO STAKES. CALL been dub' appoillted . A4miniltr•· WI 9-3773. f LB 3le lnx oi the Esta'4!: of Benja'lpin K. ' Smilh. yto of Che,IU To,,,nshli>, Cll.ABLESTON MILK BASE. How­ BAIIMIIHUIPSON Meigs CoWlly, ONo, deceased. ard Caldwell, Tuppers Plains, Af- lilddleport. l!'lra; . to­ D8te<I this 2nd diy of Aprl1 1080. Ohio. Phone Coolville 1598. , -S,. moffile, BondL hone F. H. O'BJUEN 290a. 4 1 8 fltp Judie of tlie Probate Court :-::-=-=--c= M.elp Coun�, Ohio R_ E _ D--:-Moa E TRoP1cAL INIIJIWtllll CE _ 1v�E (4) I, �. 10, Ste fish, Mnllie'.s, Angel's and Von tectlon. Lffe, Auto, lire, Pollo. c� Don llllll. lllddl•porl. Rio',, .,,. Lowell McNldde, o.._ l"lVI, Antiquity, Oblo. 4-1&-fltc USED CARS · ARI INAR.. ·JIN lllUJVIIOLET V8 Jleblr. 4 (91 For So le ---- ------ :c-c SIUlll!: VAUJl!Y LAXE 1S NOW Clfien rer tiihtng. , lll1 3tp 1904 CHEVROLET 210 2 dr. 107 Anniversary spectal. Blaettnar's, 4 13 61< PomtrOY, $48G.OO. - IIUILL•• ,uaN.-c,-.. WlfflNO. HOUSI t,pl l•""- Af'MW Ir• th«t, lyrM-UM, Ohio. fthon■ WY-2,431,t, 1 1 , 1 Mfc - --n:LEVISION RADlO AND &llALL appliance repair. Phone OU• McClintoet. Racine, Oblo, 2-1-lfe '-11111• 3 28 11, . DA I LY C RO S SWORD P_omeroy Firemen L O. ....COY F"md Fire Under --------Control Monday ( 9 1 For Sate TMfflla M. F1ln . '1'iftnll Ml Ptlt Co.�rol · Ji ·1ttew.., lnaunnc• Hatltn­ iWJ f' 44 WY ""6 . Hoyfs Sehlo Service -----�---- -,- (20) Business Services PHONE WY-2-21 57 FIRST In QUALITY FAIREST In PRICES FASTEST In SERVICE Be fashion-right on a.. ,/Ju.c/gfJt with ' C Ada l'l'IC'8ived by 10 A.M . . wlll � i n that day·1 ....per. een• IN THE SAME SOFT TONES 19, 1960-3 , FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESU LTS JIATE8 TH� DAI!.'f SENTINEL ' April WANT ADS M •..- lw 4ppllc•ti.., 0 ert m sheel. 21 , P<ewark, Ohio. and Mary Ann Fletcher, ,a. Newark. John H a rold Dabney, SI, HenRacin e Grange observed " Op. der11on. and Jo Ann McKinney 21 • erati on Forward" wh e n the )' met Point Pleas ' ant. Wednelday night, April 13. A Ch"Srlr,i! William l'ear!on, 18, Pt. we[{'ome was given by the master Plu&,u1 t , and Paulin e Joyce, 19, Robert Beegle. A song "Keep Ou Boosting" and a safety song read Pomt Pleasan t. r: ... rry Cli fford Maehir. 43, Pl. by Belle Theis11 were presented and safety sugestions were given Pleasant. a"d Nina S.11)'re, 36, Pl. by various members of the Pleasant. Grange with a volunteer guessing exerdse by Mattie Bt.-elJJc. OH YEs-MAGIC OF SIMPLICITY I £ell this rxcitcmcn1 i n the hr­ ginning, from a glimpse of what is The Alman..,, new this Spring; or an inspiration­ al genre. the wide berth in s1ytes remind!! onP, lo what an extent of 1. si.. . selccth-en<'Ss to humor individual •TA TO MIST :: {'holce, the inl<llligence of industry MtGIIAW FAMILY OURS FAMILY 'Mr. and Mr� Rollln Radford en­ :J J i\ The Sugar Run PTA wilJ , Jlleel We are unabl<! to find very w i l l go. Thi� delightfully rash Nicholas Ours married Mary tertained with a party Saturday Lucinda Pow<" I I . a sister of Will· much abbut the McGraw family. range of 1>refcrcnce. still in the Thursday at 7:30 p. m. al , ,, the at their home, Rock Springs road, Today !1 Tueaday, April 19, the iam Powt>ll -0f Ant iquity. Children Aa far II we are able to find. <:asual mood, can intrigue a wo­ school. Mr. and .Mrs. 1.'hQfl)a1 - J:knin observance or the sixth birthday -and Leontrd man of today, and merit nntural nes!iy will be in ("barge Qf the. pro- 1 U)t h day of the year, with 256 married M arinda Presley, Charlie Jehu (Ji!}') or the!, dau1hter, Connie. Poll1.1ck refreshments were :serv­ Boyd; Herbert married May Co- were brothers. Samul!'l and Reu· advantage of her r;1th<'r cool, ima• gram and a film on the ,State, more in 1980. The mo�n ls appproaehing its 1-{ighway P.atrol w i l l be �PiJ�nJ:O f• ; ben were bro1her11. These broth­ ginative encouragement. 1.art: Marion married LauraThft !aater theme wae carried ed. Next meeting, April 27, the . The slmp!kity of style having firers for the next year will be new phase. .Judson married Ella Eaton a SIS· ers wl're evidently couiins. out i n the aame1, favors snd re­ Great Bend Granae will present The moming .stars are Mercury, . fl'elhmenta. An Easter eii;,I hunt the program . Some of Samuel McGn1w's ram­ b1•en accepted as. in good• hste a elected and all members are urged 1rr r1r E1I Faton : Harvey married M ars. JuoW'lr l,DII Saturn. married George number or seasons; of the prrsrnt to be presen1 . Marth.i Wnling; Theodore mar· ily. Victoria was held and other games played On tblB d., I n h;,tory: ried V 1 1111 McKenzie: Rost' mar Sayn·; Margaret married Sullivan unstudied sinrerity, ill- "the OC'· wlth priJ:ea aw•rded to Billy RadCLASS MEETING married Hiram casional" a suit. o; a dress; con• ln. 1'715, th• American War for fol'd, M•ey Radford, Sherry Blackried Ol ivf'r .Johnson ; Norah mar- Sayre; Dollie OPTION TWO Thi' Willing Workers Cl11B of �dependence beg.an. The Brit� •ton, Jim Broderick, Bendy Sheets / rif' tl a ( ; rimrn: Sarah married Nl'ue :1r.; Iva married John tinue11 aH "what is in style". and A Satllllle,I Cu.wmer CHICAGO UPI - The Chicago 1sh arrlv:�d at LexJn,:ton, Mase., and � aan • Amold, "'VOJ'I, were gives incPnlivr l o capture and the F:n terpri!le EUB Church will William La ,vrl'n<"r: Lottie marrit'd Sm11h. then Ell:is Withrow. � � Ia Our Flnt Colllldll'ltlo,i I White SoK got down to the 28 pla)'­ Some of Preslry McGraw's fam· adapt "the look" of simpl icity, that mePt Thursday evening et the and round a amall company o f Ea1Ut, baa!t;.e� and blowoutl. Arthur V"'1les: Martha dlt•d a i'd H er m onda i nigh l by y relea t s, Minute llen awaltiRg them. i!y: Williard, Peter. lda and Nt't• practically runs t he �amu1, in a home of Mrs. Eldon Week:9. young woman, never married. After COJtnte opened her gifts ,;, clever personalization of the nrw In 1861, the flnt blood \las 11hed refreah menta of ice cream ce nter- ing shortstop Chico carrasq_uel and PETREL FAMILY sending catcher Camilo Carreon, in the War Between lhe States in ed with ft buITTIY, cake decora THURSOAY ME ETING Some of Rcluben McGraw•, fam- thing tu wear. ted lert•han de<I, pitcher Rodolfo Ari.11s P, M. Petrel WIUil the fint Pe· The One Won One Cla.s1 of the Baltimore when a mob of South• with yellow jonqulla, and punch W. Main St. Pho,- W Y 24'49 Color? Oh yes; all eolora are trl-l that we have any a (!C()unt or lly: Erneat, Eber, Pearl and Jes­ Pomeroy First Baptist Church will em sympathlzera attacked a con­ were 1erved to those named above and -0utfielder Harry Simpson to POMIROY, OHIO a11d McGraw, related; for Instance, blue married Reuben a le. a in this section. ije <:ame from mrrt Thursda)' l'Venlng at the tingent or Massachusetts soldlers and Kathy and Eddie Abbotl, Mar- San Dlego. Franl·e. near the Swias border. woman by the name o f Newberry green. There prevails comment un horn!! of Mrs. Thomas WeflOll with parading thl'!)Ulh the elty. la Grueaer, Becky Radford, Bobby lie came to America on the she was lhe mother of Ella Ney a wise limitation, commercially. M r.� . Victor Young, Sr. as co-hosIn 1892, Charles E. Durea of and Bruce Bl1ck1ton, Tommy Ball, .� me shi p on whlch La Fayette Berry who married Edward Man­ But, then, !here's Spring; the very Springfield, Ma11., turned the IHt Rieley Gaul, Linda 11:1d Donnie thought Of the timid use of color less. l'ITne 011 his visit to the Uniletl uel. screw on his honeless carriage Smith, Diana Weyeramiller, Mar­ There was al.�o a family of Mc- for such 11 rree range of indulgence States. R UMMAOE SALE and took lt Ol;lt of his shop for tin and ll"ranJ!II Broderick, Bobby lived ls of pretext; as In pre,tending an Johna that Run. on Graw11 r Mr. Petrel was accldently het Th1' Racine Eastern Stara wlll a 11ueceastul drive. He called the Burdette, O eorgie Skinner, Jo . in the hel'I al Pittsburgh, Pa. He The father was John and the e,c.uberance of eol1;1n. a't any tirnt', sponsor a rummage sale in the first American m ade automobile Smlth 1nd the honored gueat and was cared fur by a Mn. Woods . mother £bhy (Isabelle). Some of shoukl be considered, In poor Eai;?les huilrling, East Main SI., in history the buggyaut. siater, Judy. in her home, then married her their chlldren'(\..Morgan, Leonerd, taste. Rince c·.,lors are what thry ' ritlily and Raturday, Those having F In 19lli6, actreH Grace Kelly ,laughter and then cnme to what Henry muriea· Matilda Roush. are: having been quite deftly stol­ r1111111rn�r to be l'Oll l'cted are to married Monacan aoverlgn Prince Sending gifts but unable to at­ later wu known aa Racine , O. John Beavers' d1ughter Ella mar­ en from the violet: the jonquils: l'Olllacl Mrs. John Ihle. Ranier DI. tend were Marla Grueser, Danny, John ried a McGraw for her tJ.rst the handHome breast of a robin! l ie is Bald lo have named ii GraRoger and Vieki Abbott, Bobby fn mention other sourcea. ham Station, Ohio, and It wa 11 huaband then married George Pie· Not A thought (or today: President Ball, Jertrey Folmer, Ruth Ann the finest Interior 1 CliURCH WOMIN TO MEET kens. known a11 th.at unlll 1s,2. A d:iaire tu revel In all the smim• The EpiRropal Women will meet Abrah.am Lincoln in his ' first In­ Bailey, Mra. Maxlne Arnold and decor/ii/ors now paint r M marrii•tl a Mi�� Wood� aling C'ohirs, should not bl' chC'Ck• al the parish house, Thuraday at augural addreas said: . "while the S H A I N FAMILY Mrs. Wyatt Raliford. Thrir c h i l dren Pett>r nu,rl'ied .a Samuel Shain was the 11.nreslllr ed hv duhious re�ult o( the expl'ri • 2 p .m. wilh Mr!!. Earl Tilus and people retain thelr virtul!' and WAL tS and WOODWORK unknown . then of the Rhain family in this 8t"C· mt'n i : still hewing to the line in wom11n 1111mr > Adults assisting In the serving visllance, n0 administration by Mi!lS Grarc Horton ns hO.!ltesse�. Belle l'it (' Cri•w: Jo91• p h never m i. r• tion . He l i ved in Frederick Coun­ the arqu ircml'nl of a rulln!J �irn• an)' extreme or wiclr.ednetU or wer<! Mrs. Edgar Abbott, L•rlrs. WH· rn•d, .lt•rry marril•cl Marlh11 Sw11I 1y , V n . , and .�aw snvi<-e in 1 he r>l lci1y, wi•. of femin ine gender , folly, can very serioualy injure H am R11dford, Mrs. Roy Smith, WIDN EDA Y MEET I NG I lo w ; Sarah 1wvpr rnarri(•<l , F an• , J\l'v ul u t innury War from thal may bt• llhlr 1o rep!ncc o runThe Pasl Preeide-nle of thC! La• the government in the .short Mn. Harold Blackston and Mrs. F'. · nie married Alonzo Weaver. E. Shaeffer. 1i;tetJon. Stimuel Sh1in never cantt1 s�ious negative, with that._ [ l�MxtllaJ'l' of Drew Webster space or tour yeara." Peter anct Rc! llc Petrel. Children to the Ohio V,alley bllt his aon, t 1vl' 1. mpn,vemen�, fro m. � ,.., �, t'oi>t American Legion will meet . HOLZ!R HOIPITAlf Joseph, Laurn <Lol l l , Er11f1t, Wiltt111n , bom ha 1792 married rorlh 1n an_ o� tf1t or 11 _ a!rJW . edneeday at 7:30 p. m. at the J Admi9'iono, April ' I� Mrs. E Stella, MarKaret Ritchie ln 1824. She pasll•t rornbmat1on. Naturally, our home of Mrs. George Hackett Sr. Thomas Oren StCwart, R1.11iand; Jerry and Marlha Petrel. Chil- woa born in 1794. They emigrat­ �11 ffrrin!l lll' rson alit iea ran not reChester Morr!, Clarke, New Havdren William m11rrled Adelia ed from tho Shenandoah Valley sist nbsorbing lhP adventure, GRANGE MEETIN G en : Mrs. Raymond Earl Cunning:. ' ( oopt"r. No rhilctren; Earl mnr• and settled at Letart F-a lla, 0., "SuumlR �o slimu lating; that .on Pomeroy Bend Grange 2741 npathetk habit of temporizing may will mcel in regular acssi-0n at ham, Middleport; M l,s Carolyn Sue ried Lennie Jonea; Ben married In 1828. Addle Crm1s: Mollie n,pver mar• Wllllam and Margaret Shain', be laid 11sidc, whlle the "oft" the DAV Hall Wedne�day evening White, Cheshire; John F . BlaettSaturda)' evening, April 23, 1 ri�d; Carrie: Charlie; Ella n111r- family John married Rebecca Sut­ dreamrd of remedy,-t ime ou1 for April 20. All members are re• nar, Pomerot, dancing party Wl'11 •~ lHI heId at t he April 17: Mrs. Kenneth Eugene rh!d I man hy name o f Swallow; ton ; Jo11eph married Lillie Mc• let down, hl•romeH one's own ef­ que,ted to ' be present. E11tern Hililh SchPOI Auditorium rn : ghby, oy WIiiou Tho Pomer Mn. Fannle; Kate married John Slo- Cormick (nae German); Samuel lectlvenen, in the simple process Ill Fletcher Hendrix, Middleport; under the apon1orahip of the , barl; Harry Nellie and Myrlie. married Phoebe Sayte; Jamet o( "dreAsing up.'· NEW MIETING DATE Juni or Claa s. The them e for this Mrs. Marcare-t Ann Lovett, Lon11 SATIN Peter Pelrel who LAUX • Mn• Al.llYD •AMI\ married married an Ad1m1 the al1t.er -ot OH YES-MAGIC OP SIMPLICITY The Heath Meth odist Church S 11t11rd1y'1 event will be II roek H Belle McGrew W!UI known II Mark Adamt, Keno, and the fa­ Oh yeR: thr awan•ness or n bit or Afternoon Circle wlll meet AprU Bollom ; Charles Elbert M ten, Jr. and roll revue when all the top "Paddy". He nn the ferry at ther of John Ad■m.A, Antiquity. Spring, might arouse .i Intent hope 28 not April 22 a s the yearOOok Cheshire. Dl1char1e1, April 16: Mrt. Ron 200 record■ will be played. Thr,y Radne for u 11umher of yellfs tlohn und Rehel'Oa Shain's fam• for certainly of arrom pll�hrnent: indicatea, Miss Bess Sanborn, Donaldson, Mr11. Martha Wallace, will be dancing from 7 to 1 1 p. iwd many peuplc- dhl not know lly: Elklmeth married Joanna and that "llrC'ial ocrnsion. coming said today. 'Mn. Cbarle1 Betz, Mrl. -Ben Con- m. 'I'he Jaya or Pomeroy, as mas­ his name o!her lhan "Daddy" Pr• \fonroe; Carollne married WllJ . up; i mmcdhary of prl'paralio n will Mark Vicker■ , Edward Mor- ten or ceremony. yer1, lrl'I Ina P••lrel was thl' daughter !um llreglu; I.aura married George "urely runtrivl' with Naturt>, in RICORD HOP One or the hiihlllhts will be gin, Theodore Gihn. Carolyn Clari. uf "Oink" 1'1•trt•I nnd m arried Wilbarger: Martha m a rried Phi­ proving lhnt nrngic is retrievable. Leo Sauvage or the Tri-County Howard Re',:>d. Their doughier lip WoJre; William; Ide. married The "insplra.l ianal'' of the "some• Canteen will be i n the Syracu1e Loya Austin, Mn. Homer Ayera. the selecUon of Mr. and Mrs, gal. -qt. High School or USA. They will be V1rg1n111 murrird Dimer (irimrn . (lo 11 Continued) thing Mw lo wear" Is of a classi- School llouae Friday, April 22 MH. Ben Harri,, John William judged on the b11i1 or personal• flcatlon, j11s1 this side the sl)lrit­ rrom 7:30 to 1 1 p. m . to hold a Dobbin■, Tereaa n,inlt:Un. Delene Ke11eie, Thomaa ily, 1ppearance1, dance ability, WIiiard DeLejal, al your IITCI ITIIIIII hlM Hr/ .. ual. ' Csnior rec ord h op. The event will fea• Well1, Claude Smith, Mra. Eliz■ and contribution to their school And if a ravorifl' foible happens ture a "People Are Funny" pro­ a. Waved, u Jl, llllmlH ACROSS Chavie1, Mn. Melvin Bncus and and ®mmunlty. Awards of golden to be, lhi• sparkling accessory , gram. th• hair 1, Secure idenUficaUon bracelets, record Infant. somP. tlrn('�. i1 lend� to ally lhe I. Ot UL an& It. Bborte.t. &. Beer cakes wlll decorated · and albums Stidham, Daniel 17: April Mrs. bel'ome legend-In i:arment and lhf' pcrsonal lty; ii has which wlll T. Thln (colloq,) the winners by the llnc!J and dur&ble m1terial1 or Thoma, Scolt, Elmer Ihle, Mn. b e presented to been con.�idf'r t'd or high import• I. JON Marti, I, DlplomlQ' Jl. lhorl Alice Mn. Nease. Cake walli:s and Smith, wen Cuol John Rothwell, O anre, in th�I ii, can attracl!vcly men'a <'lothlng, ha11 been the ba­ t. J'lowtt bUll• tor one will be held. conteltl dance Mn, Miller, Jack Bert Garnes, . hint of ro11rngc and self {'on!id• sic- initiative, for the popularized 10. Jw,tan• ence. Now, we dare say, earrings, "cu ua11 in feminine attire today. Shum11e, Elle Clinton Payne . tripo 11. Timid 1):1, Beglna Mr. and Mrt. Robert Wolfe and Phone WY !•1709 1Birth1, A pril 18: A son to Mr. N. DonlCq 15. Mlntnll the earllear feminin e ornament, If Conae�ently, an atmosphere of is. aot 111 or DubUn spent the W<!ek children Racine. Flther, John and Mn. n. ow,., loucb with cho11en With rarl', can be II sort of the relaxexd manner fall9 In em­ •Prinr .lllddleport April 17: A aon to Mr. and Mrs. end wltb hia mother, M:1'111. Walter 111. -... 1T. Ronuul H. Fluahld achievement; and we like the ldeia, plny, the ]eaat bit of ('(ly vanity. W ol . e y h hb u et K n ne n u e . E 0 ..;1 mon17 l&ltoa _______..;1c... •__ Wlt.h &nPI' w _u1_ of their having become, an lnlfl· _ _..;_____! �_________ In havlnl br,ve1)' rreated an 1a. Mufff 11, Qo... ... a:ral "muat' In the acquirement or attitude of 'lltyle: the fon lD 11. Ool<I lbll'.J ,. "ber" Pftlper decor; lendln,c t� l11.Jenuou1 M,hatbly groomed woman of the lf, A. amart. kind of e1etnJlteL glam or our IO. Holulq new world, betome1 authority tap, In '{ONwr �an" Jenda to 1.he (J ap, ) on fuhlona that ao on bein11 top­ • fenclnl' apll'lt . ot)IVlni, 19. OeneroUI led, "to the enda of earth"; r'nsfial;ly, aunny ind allowery; 11. "Honeat _,, bearing out the fact, hat flah• Spl))n� I�, . !'ltb hot, ol ,m,n ton haa never bun ret,ntlve. Jf, Dltc0n.. �••r.,.·j,iG .' otBerwloe . Many of nected aimleal.y ' !'11'4Jutn lh:',, etrtctlvely like , a, And- clothes •� :m. Tardier truthf\il; aort of ha:IVe interm• a brim. A woman m,i)' wear her 27. lcotcll, lwo; diary betwttn dr between moat romedlal linlahin g touch aldn 11atlon1. Bul, art we too re1dily lilted lo an eaa)' angle: deverly 18. -Mont,, worn. 111 ihough donned In hute. Inclined to think, the be11lnnln1, actor BO. J..e&dll And · merfl tprnasion of the pro­ then lmpetu, of all thla unlqt.11 81. MUllo llnt. per thing to do, about the hat, uperlmentatlon, deNrvea nton • on our shelf, Tbe d• 12. Ment1 It.ml from • rell�lous viewpoint, wlll trophies tend to lnOuenN a wide,1w1ke­ mand of "'comfort flnt" a mon ... O&III ......., innov1tJve simplificatioo; nen ae­ 31. - brancll m1rket. {Not onl)' wnlng wordy) ducllveneu in prev1Ulng iindt ot ST. Oefttle our ,1enlle exponent or prodigioua U, l'ytl,I ... fonlhou1ht, can wlttln1 ly avail the b1thinC 111lt; ia only reault of trlond henelf, of an attaina ble magk. aheer senlu■, In the art or re­ 40. Holpen creation:,4• the woman of aa Who knows? It may became as v\ . fl. Denomln.. ancient atyle pe:rlod had eatab, bratlna: a lift. a11 that or another tlon llshed precedent, In the UM of 1weet Spring For she is con8tantly ... Pipe Joi.ts the pattern, l on,1 befon, our pre­ awue, -.n "angel or fashion" can sent 1chool of detlgnel't bt&■n limit malurlty, rem11rk 11. bb', by DOWP< to in1plr1, a 11leetlve dtmtnd: her C!hoioo ot hat. t. O"at L&kt type1 or clothet, to ill the fact• A natural h•bll or mo,t human 1. 1n ... Qf SpriDl--1 lellOn of lrtlf'ltllt• a. Winnow btlna� lo obHrve the type and Ina wllimay. BICNl1oming beauty " Halt enui ,._....,,n,.,.., the q1,111ity or wearln1 apparel; -I Uk. • manrt11 ot heaven. iffp1 eaonUal worth, in whit ia DAILY catP'roqllOTIII - Rom llaw lo woll 1h "on parade." One'a hat should in­ Oh yea; the law o[ mutual A l: 1' D L A A X variably help chaHcterlu hH 1micab1Ut,. produce, lt'1 1,11c,1t II L O JI G • L L O W ,1ood tatto However, we believe, Inherent model, tht woman of 1 that quaHty may be senlled 11 youthful - tott.r �mplJ - ,.. ... th... rn - -'' A II mlturlty; while the well as 1oen, ,or lht tlU'M L'a, X b � two O'.. eta. ltnsl1 1'tten. .,.. spindlet of vaat lndualrlta art A man't sen�e or 11electlon in lt:epl eplnnln&, Our roodel intent ""PbM. tho 1,qt11 ad bmatloll cf Ula - .,. Ill IIIAII. re1ulu aPl)arel hll bffn shown 'on Immediate lnterestt; she nel­ Sacb dq UM IOdt lttt41'1 ue di4enn.L I n the exc,llenl Judamenl, ton. thn abandon• nor appa�ntlY, A Qnlo...,. qa.tatloe "l.1tent1y expreSlied, by a flnfl culth1atea tile notion, that 1he name n hl1 hat. And I at the eatl:, mall:ea quite an apputance; ttte O , Z. B II I (I V D X L X Z. X 1 11 !. I O V ll ll 'll' ¥QUIit ••-• aun,o._ -.....,...... C1VA1JTV ...1 •• wardrobt1 of qU,illt)I were choHn due pnpri.tlJ' o f 100d tutt, and worn by the male "IJyen bavlnl -added tometblq of per. P D ll D I - I L X B C L G . 'll' G C II down of the law(a)", there re­ tecUon. wal� ia lb1 !Mlle y.......,.. ,t11;1 1M 'l'IIINI 19 IIO BAIIIC llf ... main.I, more than the •l&n of an of llmpllcilf. . 1drolt rellabUll):, hi thlJ 8ame Gltdy1 OlbiOD, - �•n -■ ___ _ _ ._ ..., •• 111111 po- ol dl.tuimhllUon. ni.t Rlciae_., O!t,lo, 11.l!I'"' l't ,.,.. ,.,.,_ ..., o, Dally Senlln el , Pomeroy-Middl eport , 0 ., A Ill 111111-11 � ....... -• Autowt.ik ''hn••·i� J • Auto!Ntk a.: C .,, . ta I• ..... ' • hllHII- S•lf........ I I cl.,.,, ..• · -· .,, . c • AutomOtk Roalt Mk!� • ThetM01tarkoltw- C-1111•d9rtd.... • All 5h� of ""1. ·-- -·---�---· ,-. . �.-\ ( : : : � 1 . . , . ' IJ ; �: q mi.: ' . ·.. .. :. . . . . . ; ... '".Jo . �fHE DAILY SENTINEL They'll Do It Every Time l:ommentating .Editorially • Proper Treatme nt For Royalty • I n a competitiv e economy, the customer is boss. Any enterprise which £ails to satisfy him will soon see its business lost to a com• petitor. And, says the general sales manager of a leading o i l company , the customer w i l l be boss more than ever d uring the si xties. His own industry, he adds, faces the chal­ lenge of change in competiLive freedom to • sen,e the custome r better. On the specific side , he forecasts that more and more people will travel the U mited•access roads of the in­ terstate h�ghway system; more a-nd more fam­ ilies will acquirre two and even three rnrs as their incomes climb into the u pper brackets . and more and more uses will be found for peliochemicals in hundreds of different fielcl s. So the goal in t hP sixties. rrom oil produc­ tion in the rield t hrough transportation , re­ search, manu fact uring, and distribution t o fi na·l sales w i l l have t o be customer satisrac- lion. I n his words . business will have to ··1reat the rustomer royalty just as it deserves - I HAD ULCERS, MRS. 8 ( NATC H ) B�AMED IT ON BIG DOME, HIS WH/Po CRACK I NG- 80SS .... EDITOR'S MAILBAG HISTORY Meig s Coun ty ., w.u. 11 SOl>RV TO HEAR 'l'Ot.J HAVE AN ULC.EQ ,BUNSSN·•ER--AM&M15 E\'mY1MIN6 OKA.V Ar HOMEY UH-:t KNOW 'THAT SOME WIVES CAN DRIVE A MAN 6EllSE<IK MAYBE l. COULD ARR.ANG.I=. A LON<, SUS,NESS TIIIP..ESCAPE 'J'OIJR CX>MBSTIC PQOSLEMS FOR. A WHIL.E ··•• ANO WM� BIGOOME GOT Tl-IE NEWS•·• WHOM DID HE BLAME ? HA\IE A CIUOTE �- royally." What this all adds up to is more and better snvire. more anti 1Je1tl'r product s - all al the most reasonabl e possibl e price. Thill al­ ways happpe11s whr-n eompelit ion is allowed . to run a free and op..:-n t·o urse. Y UI.Cllll'P. :Z: SAW IT co"''""1 n's 1W1T MAoMAt1 VOtJ WORK FOR!! 1HAT NO• - a...t.•....vM 861 �iHn,c;NE A SMNT ULCER'S! Mf't' 00t,tT ':-t\J GE1" lN1'0 A BUSttrilESS WHER5. vou CAN woRt<. WrTH CIVILIZ.ED � '?// WHEN "11-E DOC TOLO BUNSEN BURNER I-IE / B Hatlo 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . o., April 1 9, 1960 M..so,,. cou Nr-. couar Style 5fil,w Js · Program Feature At Racine Grange DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOI( 'fOD,\\' AND YESTF.RYE"' 'R j I Connie Radford H.onored With Birthday Party " " '°""•.,. 3 cer.ta per won!. 01e lnaertion. liflnlmum chartt> - 80 '!enta I cente per word to" three �tive iMertiona. Special - one -moulh for 30 centa per word. Full rate Of 3 c..:nta per word will be char1ed for advertlsin1 11 not paui witibln 10 dlya after reeejving bill. � in Ad vert..isin, - Should · be reP;Ol'U'd imm.tdiately. The DaUy Sentinel will not be reaponsibl.e for more than one incor­ nd ii.rtlon. kd cf 'Ibanb alld &Pecill Notices of Event, t l .00. Obltua.riea p11l1Ueltld at 1 ceat per "rd. tl'OIDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS Q DAYS l MO. illle . $1 .3� 10 tll< '4 .l!O zo $1.20 llOc '6.00 S l .90 U 70< $1.00 12.21! '7.00 New laws regarding saft;LY of OEVOTEI;I TO INTERESTI slow mo\•\ng vehlcles were given OF MEIGS-IIASOH A,Rli by Bernice Theiss with a question •lchar.,• S. Owtn, Publltiflff and answer summary. A film on Plibltshed eveo -f!''?meon et safely was sh1;1wn by R-0bert l'f'ut Sund,iy by 'The \lblo,,itVa1ht Beegle. A 1.B.lk was given by lublle!Jlng Com,anJ at 110 ,t111 Edison Hobstetter rega rding thc ·'banle St.. ���eroy, Ohio. •u•"\ forthcoming bond issue for the neu office s,bone WY2-21M . ed.Jtaf' Veterans Memorial Hospital to be lal office ohone WTI!-2157. voted on in May. Emered u fleCOn!J. clasa matltn� natter at Ure post office at PotQo A style show was put on by n-oy, Ohio. the women announced by Jean National advertlslnc retll'eaenta Alkire. The dresses were model­ tlve: B<,ttJneK'·1'!mbllll . lit,. Ml ed as follows: a sac k dress, Em­ exln.ctoo �ve.. New �lir). Cl.tr ma Adams; a dinner dress, Doro­ '"'" Ynrlt. thy Smit h ; a nylon dress, Belle Subscrlotlon ratett: .")e}Jven,I 1" Theiss; tea dress, Mattie Beegle; �er where 1val.l11blfi, IO balloon dress, Bernke Theiss; a kr W4ik: one nar In advante 'If d.ui ce dress, Anna Beee:le; a maid 1'he Dt,IW 8'ntin•1 offict, tis-, of honor dress. Mary Easterday; 11.i montba. S7.9D: � lllOlltrul the bride'l!I dress, Miss Theiss. 13.90. BY 11:iotor Nute wtiere avd abie: one ffll}nth, $1 By mail: nm' The progra m was concluded ,w r.l: 111b: ·uontha, 14.29: tJtr • wilh a cake walk which w�5 won • -..tht, ft . an ....,. ,,u,,.tti. 11 by Mary Easterday. ( 1 ) Notices astern Un IQrS Sp.?nsorin g 0once Saturday Night SPE C IAL PRI CE On Last Yea r's Colo rs $4.95 - ... "·""" ----......, - ""�""'' $1 .59 .... ..... ... VALLEY LUMBER and SU PPLY CO. ·re '°' .... STVL.I! g _po� THE: ROCMIITI NO--"90. t ......,. i.+-t-t�i- I I ll I ■ ■ ■ 1a., -·111a _._..,. -I f ...'.__':=======,===============-:-'" •t . ll ' 1' t .... ,,... ........ • ■ Sha . w I lUR I YAN ZANDT MOTOR $AUS, POMlffQl, � - • m-"···•• -- __, •• - w �..- --,--- . . ...' ,,. ... • AUCTIOIII• 1- 2. LMN - ulllo,, AIR COND!TIONIN'G, R!P'RIG!Ration aervklt. J1ci'1 Rttri1era, lion, New Haven. Phol:k! TU 2:5537. e-23-tt 18) 5'!1,1to�_ Sa_les ___ ... . .,. dr. Nilp. Alj- <ondltlol)ed. - Power · •�-- � brakes. 'Spoiless. •�- ,,....tnar•, p..,....y_ . :' ,tr 4 13 6tc .� . · -,.....·--.Con ► lNI MERCURY 2 dr. aed,an. Mer­ eyomaUc. Clean ear inside and out. $890. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. 4 13 6tc TOIIATO STAKES. ANY QUAN­ tity up to 20,000. Reasonably :priced. Call WY 2·2565 or Masop SPnce S.5896 · collect after 7 p. 4 19 3t,c m.: ClllCltEN MANURE. All to be · lbove-d out o f build.Jng. Chesler Spencer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Call YU 5-22'1 1. 4 19 3tp - 111111 HQUSE " THAU.Ell 30 ft. ee six, 2 bedrooms. Very · ton<lition. Inquire at 477 == . f'Afflore St., Middleport. -:-;�·4 19 6tc AUCT IOHIIR (omelet• Swvlce Crltt Bradford Write, � or Contact A, C • .BRAD PORO, Raelu, OhlL 25-tf ICRS, BIRCII CASI• HOMI;'-cB l.lh.D:: NET m1ken Fonnle■ .int topa. Vlnyl 111h1!11:0t1 block laid. House repalra tf all deterlptlom. C1ll GuJ Mt'.iJ.er, kldoe, oJaio, 2 � tft =-::- rne onio fiN ea11 - r_...i 1a Middleport Sunday ntght. Nijtit Patrolman lltt lfflllt nOtlN!d amoke pourini from the Toof'• CJrrr Out � ildlft1, MIU St., and tutntd In the alatm. Three piece• er fire eq uipment and 17 fiNtn• went the ½ sq u 11e to the buildln1 to attend a ,mokin1 rnotor on refrl• feratian equipment tut bad therled. At 9:20 a. m. the Middleport emergency tQuad ..,.. caJled lO aid Gertrude Gf'.lmm, Weit Main Pomero)', who had become 1 11 . The aidlhen were rele11ed on atTh•a1 et a ,dodor. RIVER REPO'ttr·. , . , ,•• , pa�=� l'-,,,=========s' I Call Db Sterreit ,., �- Legal Nof;ce -- ...,_ . TV ._,, ..,... .,. .... (20bl ------,,--l!li�CJI -' no. roMPiim Lonni -::r- ..,_�ice mv• - '"° m -••o<t _ 1 4) --= =-=--- _h,..�-:---,, ,_ -..11m1tllioa. rn Jtori,m; =• '". w-'- 2 1 ) Rea I !:state -I.I�.. .._ _,,.,,. '-fl�---- �arf-.y lt,,0. ,.. J eo •- tr• --:-,-c-:-===---::::::--:::-:..· PO,MllQY MOfO� �(). .IO..., OBlO . ' . ' ' ?·• ' ' Legal fi/ofice Zwmbll. - - ow:n,r. $1 995 , .. c...- .,._ •-_. ( 1 7 ) He· 1 _p Wan,c,., mer. , ,� - .� f "'!"" Body 9f -6hlo M■n· �N, .. _ IYa. Oft P"lrt-men miimed dnutnt todlY for the body of 1n Ohio min who (COfltlllklN F,_. ,... Ono) reportedt, J\lmped i■to t.be Kan.1ae,,en perSOJts eleded by t� 00:ird or dlreCLors of Meip wba River from • brid.. ·h.ere Moo­ lA>nimi.inity H--,ic.l Inc. . whjtb day. WitntQet said Pbf D. Hi.I• waa reorpnized lali. nth. Tbi1 e:inbolltam. 3!1, of Dayton, former• II tbe IJ'OUP which � · u operate ly or Charlerton, chmbed onto 1 i( built, ,uanl ran OD the br1dac and the propc,st:d ho�pita luped into the riv�. under lease from the county. The Hospilal commission, K.al Hiruly, lt4!mard l''uJtz. Dr. R. E. Authorized Boice and W . 0 Atkma i! the offi�ial ■gm��. of the coupty to be m charfd. 0 � •�val eon,truc• t!on or the h l!it111' if 1pprovNI by over • •f ' e'nit of tho!A! voting Maf 3 " PLUM&IIIG ond &LICTIICAL The l>on'.cL i,idl!' ' is' fa,r '$'235.000 REPANll and IIRVICI over a 20 1fir' · f,e'r-lod, at an average hx illtt ol one-:h■U mill "1 COLEMAN . D E A L E ., f1. t.ant coadl uncle,· Lou Sllbn. Smith wbo played eoUf&:t football at Wi!IC(lnain, a1lo 1il,yed for the San franciam Forfy-Nmen of t he Na· tion Foolball ��. CHASE HARDWARE Harold Chate, Mgr. Loc1.11t St. MlckNeport 1 "- WY 2-151 1 ' BOTTLED GAS . . . · . built 41ealer ..,., can ....-e ,,,.. wh""' ,,..... are always lowest •119 tllUIPPod to 11•• )"OU good, ........, Afternoon, RUTLAND FURN ITU RE ..U-. Cl& •0PW!l'JJCI' ,..._ IUION Anold Grate, owner FURNITUIII Muon. W. Va. --. . A GAS buill"'in range will 6,W,;: 11ew beauty and convenience - -- -1 � Reeumed For ..... ..... - .; -. --- : { ' ,. YO.UR KITCHEN ------- - ■ a�. -Ill ii""' ..,. For ' ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate -.c:uit� . 1951 CHMOLET We Specialize I■ hderllr hinting Call WY-2-2847 n.- Plflo wm.ff Spring Paintint Done a_ NO NWI•·· - ...,. !:arl V. Gorham , Route 2, Rl­ chte, n, fined S100 alffl coals lo­ day in Counb' Court by Judge E. W. Peoplea a1te-r entering a guilly plea to a .-t,te hich•ay pa• trol rttarte of drivln& while in• tol.Ueatelt :He WH alao a:iven a mandatory tbree day jail aen1�7:'.n ot&t, County court action. Jam•• p,attff'IOll and Jame, Sta{'y, land, were in the both ef couety �-f thiis m orning charKed wit& lail� · to comply with a court or.QI'. The two bad appear . ed btf(!f'e 'Judge People& March 17. char� 'wit.h ,tealine corn front Starcher. 11iey had been Ji:Y'°1:' ,_:'_Uspe-nded finea or $50 on COfl.4l!10n tbal they make proreitituUoa _ of· the stolen perty._ · Th@ two men wert! Jailed last ni ght b)'1 county o!fieen on their failun te. .-,i,,■P1y with UH order or the eGUrt, Wa)'Bft 1 JAIO Shaver, Gallipoli8, 1 n't!1U!d tif the Ohio ltate' patrol on a cllar.M: ' of !peeding. was fined . UO� .fnd costa In County court a'tif Gerald Seller,, Racine, m ana .--.. on a tbar1e of u ,a ut t •n� bltlotJ'. Both men Nld and Nile■Jed. Full Dress Meeting Called wer,. LIGAL NOTIC. ,- 1� ' (Ml-OP COCKSHUIT TRAG 1 --===== -DON 1'Q1l with live pcwer take oH. ( 9a ) Ma rine _Suppl ies ni. undtn!ID!,l fl oaer1n1 ror · llqbett Pickett, P-0meroy, WY 2sale two . ho1'ffl ownett tw the lite .--.. · 4 19 Ste USl!D IIO..T. -�o h-oas -• •1. Ztffler Hamm, Wetlllh Street, ond tlP whlta h Im. Mot«. Poinero,, Ohio. polhan Moton. 600 L Moln l � SHOWC� $20.00, Call 11141 .. !JO fdt eadl .._ -• •- .. WY4.SUO. PhoM ,.::.,, ...._. ,.. ..,_. .., �uUpn -Drue co. ,f 18 3tp It•• POIMl"OY,parcel or on �i.- Ttto � ..,_ holllO. lPP"' It '4300.00. FO)l D IIOOII HOUSE, mat be It anj . fQJl bllemtnt In Cheater, 3.86 ---------..u111 .. .ii .. Hamm, ... � �-1• 491 ''"'- I bli ebtern,. water In �t, ( � For Rent �, '8,000.00. Call YUiHOIIS WY-2-Ufl, Ml ••�irct. �j";'.;181 a•b ecl- to ro•il of U'Allt,,......_�• - ,Jllrnla - ... 4-1"'""t Pr...te """"' .... � • Ohl011-..1.... Mlddl• ( Ha"'\ --�':--"'-•• o 'WY-U288. . Ph.. · 2-3.tf ------' · . SIMCID 811WING M�ClllliE IN • porl ,-,,t, ()nlo hfiltlllul modom <1blnol. Coal- · J ROOII l"UJNISIIICI> Apartment. � •• JI, etc \4) J,9,, 1� 1.. with 1t1Behments •nd 184 llulberr,. Cll l. WY 2-61115. .,.....i;., W1II ..11 lo• . '3T-OO 4) 13 te 1 .a POMEROY - 10-room ,,.,.., hu or ly Nf NQ11Cl 2 apartme ntll. (one f:.toom tnd � ���� 7 AND 8 apoM HOUSE, TWO S � , lot, fl out ... . one bltha ngel, f,room), A. n . N. r Be ta 1 •I';;=;;;;;;;;a;;;a;;.;;a.;;a.;;a=,;;;;;.-, J room 1p,, tme of high water. $-W00.00 Term�. ...... tf S. a. tt.ndrlt., -•11••d Phone wn-n12. 1 1 ·2-trc SYIIACUII - 6-,ootll fr•me, boll,, N- !i __, Jlva that D!!t\JXE • ROOM DOWNSTAIIIS fum,co, ohtde, d..blt . lfflP. w�w Of• unfunilabl!d 1partment. Nicely l arge corner lot, 2 biod:11 from· a.ii ail4rN11 II Ohlo, has fumiabed 2 btdtoom 2nd D oor school. ,eooo.oo. been luly i,joliitii!I Adlhii'littntor apartment. M lddltpnrt W Y2- 131 .ACAI PAIM - 40 tn 80 le!l'el ot tJie a.ta le of ,s. R. hi!ndrlx.. late f.12.fftp 387,. tractor tillable, l ll tenl rlter of .,,_e, Mei1s County, Ohio, bottom, lood barn, 14 1tanchion1, FOil llllNT HOUSJ JN POMEROY 8_ atalls, cancrete noor, el#ctri-, Dated thl■ Mtb day or April, 4 rooms end bath, unfurnished, ci ty. 2-,bedroom home. Frff eaa, 1 960. Pb. · II p one 30 1 lifter' Clll 1 with oU ,income. Loeued Gil . . · t.'1l. �'BRIEN 4--l,kfc � • b11ckt@ .road, f12,IOIHJO, , . , WYa_..al • • - : , ·fi.M&t � -�ate Court ., � .. • 'I& ISO-ACRI FARM •1 • • 1ftllj fi,,unty, Ohio , tur tillable. bank barn, 1111D .'' !i)<f9, !11; (5) 1. 31< ....,._ Slalloll Wagoe r WANTED GIRL FOi\_ o-,.i.' ion,, "'1,_� IIOC!r, ... • _ Goocl .,eocet. "' 1" e other bu � tiele<>< oncl tGIOI wllll _.,_.,._, hoo...,orl,. Clll" WYUMI. H · , Drilled �. ,en! •�nn,i,i. 4-., Interior. v.,,. low 4--10-31.c room houte, all m.inerala. '8500. NOTICa of DltAW'ING of JUlltORI local. M8 VIRGIL 1'1AFQIU)., 111¢ll� , N- ta. VI _,., � 1teer• Notke ii lttle'bJ' 11NIII that a I 1 81 Emolovtnl!lnt PhGM WY U7SI public dr1wlnt of juron will be a.x 229 a.-1 !nkw. ou-i. tranO, Wanted , 11 ate ... on: the 25th day or April AMHo, heater, truly • nlc■ one .... l,1riced to ...... --'----:--,:,=r.;;;; JNO 1t the office of the ComWE 00 ALL KINDs ·o, WORK. 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SAU:. 181 mlt.iotiefl of juror9 in the Court We build septic tankt, TV Radio South 2nd St., Middleport, · 0. Rwte of Kele County, Ohio, for 4·16-3tp. '6erVietna: and Repair, �rall 1980, or the the 1111 term, Ctlltinl. Power Mower. !Jand)I, iald ourl of C Pleu n o Comm HOUSE IN -kiMEBOY m1111 Electric Shop. Phone FOR SALE. Coun:tJ, G•· lieat. IU in bath d 6 room,, 4-111-3tp WY2•5404, Freeland I. Norrll rage. Beaudlul view or J. Tracy Everett or with Out or all hi,lh water DAY WORK. ill¥ LICENSED a or J'uroni laioner Cammi J. WY CIII furniture. without 1 pnctical nurte. C&:1 TU 2-4455 4-11-lte f 18 31c between f and I, 4 18 etc :1976. . ,._ . . !14Y: b�oi-� Actions Filed In Court T'wo divorce 111its have been filed in Common Pleas enurt aecording lo records In the office or Evelyn Lucke, clerk of courts. Charging groH neR'.leet and extreme cruelty, Mildred Gregory Route ] , Carpenter, ia aski!ll to , be divorced from Orlin O. GreiOry, ,ame .addreu. She aaka c11•tody ef three minor children, for household goods and real t!lltate Owned by Uie couple and th•t• the defendant be enjoined froffl' liviD.4 in the same house or mole■t• in& hfr in a'ny way, KARR & VAN ZANDT IIW8ARB ROOTS. OLD VICTOR­ lA· and Canadiu Red- Guarant­ � to 1row. 2.5t N.ch. Second Jioue east from Sthool h ouse in SJT,atuae. W illiam H. Holmes. 4 4 tic . -----.,, ------1MB UARLI.Y DAVID SON M O• torcycle 74. Newly recondition• .. D'IOtor. Contact Harry Roush, · ( CUtt.on, w. V a . SPS·l!238. -i-12-et , • ----,-'fvlNDOW llLIND� AND SH�DES Ven.�an BUnda, aU 9izea and eolora. Frea Eatimales. Dale WipRll S�ply, 21� Union .t\.ve., 3-4-60tc P01Pero)', O h i�- 1119 HOUSE TRAILER , ONLV $2850. with storm windows and alr conditioner. Will deliver up to 20 miles free. See or Phone WJlliam Roush, Mason, w. Va. SPtuee 3-520'1 . 4 18 Ste TILEV ISiON tLlDIO ANO SMALL AppllM!Ctl NPefr, Call flrenll CtPt•IN. 414 N- 9HDn4 Awe.. Middleport. -1 I th Phyaiciana of tbe Mer, If• County Mednt 8eeift)' ril join wne 3� other Ohio t)hyrkian1 in OevelancJ, May 16-tf for the an• mta.J me.etin& ef the Oblo Slatl' Pomeroy volunteer firemen M.tdlw Anocialion, one of. the were called to 1 · bru1h fire near nation's larie1t potttlfadu1k me• the j1.1nclloru of RoulH 124 1nli dlcal auem blle1. 143 Monday at 1 1 ,. m. bw.t the Sf!n,ing in oftin&J ,rolet in the blaze w11 under control upon ptodMi11,es will be Dr. Roser their arrival. Daniela, Pomeroy, •• delepte, tire was on pro�rty or Witb Dr-,,.Sf'lim BW:etrin. as al· John Wi1'911, about pne-bl,lt inile ttrntte. beyori4 1 1:he Junction. . -= � =·.c...·= ·· ='�·'-•11 , 191111 FORD V8 FAIRLANE 2 dr. Beautiful -:ar. $795. rB111ettn11r's, Pomeroy. 4 18 6tc COM'PU:TE SHEEP SHEARING outlH. 1 yeu old sorrel mare. John Meei:1, Shade, Ohio Rt. 1 , Phoite Athenl!I MY6-327 1. 4.16-�. ;...;.i, Repr- Societ D1'1 .Co- nviction . Brings Fin� Of $111, Costs ■ ■ ITAN MCffOII - Molo ... - .. . .. .. ... ... .. ... Oloto \ r.vSTOll BUJJ..T KITf,'RJ:N 115' li(Del fr,:- 'tOOf houa::i J'r,e • tim,tea, F'ftt\1111an ud Abbot\, Phone WY-2-332 1. Ntf Dr. Daniel,�Will In another -· __.ion JDhn ft. :Bolin 2311 1\"•t M•ln SI., Pomeroy. Is askirtf for a!lvortt from Faye Mildre:d Bolin, Route 3, Poroeroy. Hr, ciuVILY tkACTOR IALII AND . ' -, , uka flit a fair share or the ��.J'.llSTANT COA.c:H Senlce. 5 12 •• Mein, hroenf. ..U9ft: 'Ment,om•ry: 1tJ; oft up• p,!)pperty owned jointly Dy the so,t.ON tJl)J _ Th,e :eo.tou p1. PhOM W'Y2-2975. o,... 'tll t per, 9 3 en Jower, l,f'i, fer ·. open '°1.lple and for the minor ehil- trit;i\8- o� I.he American Football . p, 111,. untH J1111• I. la...._.: Galhpolls: I 9.1 on uppe•. H O nn tln!n to choose which parent 11h1II League t� aDJ1ounced the ap­ H• rolal S.rnhert, \ R.ulllnll le. IOWl!r, 15 feet open. I.«k 28 : 14.3. h1•e clfltOdf. He char,1e1 t-xtreme poi1tlhe■t of Jerry Smith, D�on - •••clhl f)hlie. RhoM> CtoMII,, J691, Con4itJa11 of ,..._.. t;edal: ' cruelly lo -his •pelltion. , .Univ""ty 'liae coach, aa ah Uli• 3-19-tfe •••• I , All locka. are up LoC!k 13 thru 2Z, j fallin Ri-rer wn. o J••• lot 1 ING S E R- l.«k 23 ii d FOR. TllE BEST ROOF . . slowly at Lock 23. NOW IS THI M08T Ol'l'Oll'l'lJNE TIMI 11, ... v1ce, roof repamni:i:, roofl ng , OW. ti¥ hats· Downbo.m,d : TO HAVE l'.OVa root paintina. Call UI Bill Wi l3: L.�ade Cbildreas 1t fl:4-ll Wyatt and George Slaa�. Phone a. m .. 7.5; Lodi!: 17: c. v. Harner \,VY2·2724 Pomeroy, Ohio. al fl:05 1. m. 2-0: Lock 23: North· 4-IS-Gtp. ________ ern at 2:40 p, m., l-i-2; Erne!tlne We Move Yoar Furallitre .1',epl••� II ii.i'vou RUN DOWN AT TMI at 3:45 p. m., 6-0; Bob Bent.er at Wliboul A��lll-e) £wt. hff.lat 0oH yeu, MUI MN g,- 1 1 :20 a. m., 18-1 ; A. V. Cnu al Ina? lett -A'ork. t.eweat Pl'ICN. 1 1 :fO p. m .• 2-1 ; Cotton Queen at RACINI SHOI 11RYICI SHOP Iii ii- m., 0-5; Upbound; Galllpolla, GET FREI ESTIMA.TB8 NOW Vulcan at J:lk) a, m., U-0; Indiana RACINE., OHIO. - -- -at 2:55 a. m., 10-1; Lock 23, Mr. fu·rlh•r l nfol'fflation Crisa at 12:20 p. m., 1-8 and one .Pome,oy, Ohio derrick boat: Eaatern a t 4:10 a. Pomeroy; Ohio , m., 1 4-4; Helen ,Z. at 6:50 a. m .. 0-6; Elger curt at '1:30 a. m., 0-2; Lehigh at 1 1 : 05 II, m., 5- 1 1 . FRIGIDAIRE. $25,00; living room . l!Uit.e, $20.00; brenk!Rst set $15.00; ,kitchen cabinet, $15.00 SIMI Ktthleeo Car.penter, Depot SB __ OU H_ FOR S�FIVE lll)Oll_ 4-15-Jtc Street, Rutland. Before 9:80 A.M:. with balh. Nice loaatlon. Melvin Middleport WY44649 Hood, - 111 Loc111t St., Pomero1. FOR SALE. 7 ROOM HOUSE,. Pomeroy WY-2-3195 large carden and yard. Also 2 s-so-ntp KA.UT% FIEO ITOII room house same lot. Deln'lar t11,; Harris,n ville. 4-1 5•Jlc Rhod IIOUSE FOR SAL£ ll1 l'AOE­ � Yukon S-2141 __ town, sis. roomt, 4 reoma clo,m, _ --- ..c·--'- __ HAMII.L 16RYICI ffATION ____ _ :::- 1'1 VAC U U 800VER U_ P R lG H T _ up, apJrodm•tely 1 acre I� 2 leloro ,,GO A.M. - A• I con d/1"ion, h as Cleuner 1n lllld ei:cellilnt well 13 mil� vel , Alb�n'y � thro w away bags. full price from PomeM)' on State Route ITery Day Senlee lnquirt, only $23.00. Phone • WY2·2204. fl92. Price $800.00. Mra. Howell at Pa1eto•. 4-15-0t.c FREE INSPEc:rtONS. PHONE 3-12«:ltc 1i _LL _ ?_____ _____v_-____ WY2·2774, Gilmore Supply FA R M. 5 R OO M l 6 AC R E a n Pe1t ·Control HOU!il').f911- SALE IN POMEROY Store. Vaugh J-tou·s e-, 3'- butbuUdi ngs, 12 acres Co., St. Mar)''s, W. Va. Mem­ · 9 rooma, 2 baths, full sized. boU,o m land, pasture and timber of Nation&l • Peet COrjtrol basement, ne� get furnace, her, electric, water, 40 acres Association. 4-9-tfc large lot. F. A, Swatzd1 307 wit� m iner,a.]s, $2,800.00. Bill Cozart, Racine, Ohio. 4-15-41.p Spring Ave., Pomeroy 4-'\&.12tc UPHOLSTIRY CLIANED . by new modern method endorsed 3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. COMFORTABLE ,FOOT WEAR £or by leading fabric manufictul'ers. 1 acre of grouncl. Loeated on now and the hot daya ahead. We Cost '1ery low, All work guaran­ M idilJeport Hill. Ph. W Y. 2-3818. hnve KEDE'ITE� and SUMMER- teed. Furniture ready lo use in 4 1D 3tc E'M'ES in the "most wanted " , 2 bouts. All work done electrl­ stiles. The Shoe Bot, Middle- 1 cally. Call today _ for demons lralion port. � 1 8 6tC i or estimate. NO OBUGA'l10N. NOTICl-,OF APPOINTMINT Pwvh'• u,ttoa-.., c1•.,.,. FOR SALE: 1 - 8 CU. FT HOT­ Ca• N-. 1 1,141. PhoM TU2-5615. 4-IMlp point refrigerator. 1 dixie gas Ida.. of leftjaenln I(, Sntlth range and 1 dinette set. Priced Cl.IL� . o,c..... reasonable. Raymond Thomas, N�ee 1B berel,,y ,liven !hot Mild· Langaville, Ohio. 4 18 6tc ,_ WY-MUS red Lu�ilJ.e imitb wboee Pott Of· fice addre&I i1 Cheater, Qhlo, bas USED TOMATO STAKES. CALL been dub' appoillted . A4miniltr•· WI 9-3773. f LB 3le lnx oi the Esta'4!: of Benja'lpin K. ' Smilh. yto of Che,IU To,,,nshli>, Cll.ABLESTON MILK BASE. How­ BAIIMIIHUIPSON Meigs CoWlly, ONo, deceased. ard Caldwell, Tuppers Plains, Af- lilddleport. l!'lra; . to­ D8te<I this 2nd diy of Aprl1 1080. Ohio. Phone Coolville 1598. , -S,. moffile, BondL hone F. H. O'BJUEN 290a. 4 1 8 fltp Judie of tlie Probate Court :-::-=-=--c= M.elp Coun�, Ohio R_ E _ D--:-Moa E TRoP1cAL INIIJIWtllll CE _ 1v�E (4) I, �. 10, Ste fish, Mnllie'.s, Angel's and Von tectlon. Lffe, Auto, lire, Pollo. c� Don llllll. lllddl•porl. Rio',, .,,. Lowell McNldde, o.._ l"lVI, Antiquity, Oblo. 4-1&-fltc USED CARS · ARI INAR.. ·JIN lllUJVIIOLET V8 Jleblr. 4 (91 For So le ---- ------ :c-c SIUlll!: VAUJl!Y LAXE 1S NOW Clfien rer tiihtng. , lll1 3tp 1904 CHEVROLET 210 2 dr. 107 Anniversary spectal. Blaettnar's, 4 13 61< PomtrOY, $48G.OO. - IIUILL•• ,uaN.-c,-.. WlfflNO. HOUSI t,pl l•""- Af'MW Ir• th«t, lyrM-UM, Ohio. fthon■ WY-2,431,t, 1 1 , 1 Mfc - --n:LEVISION RADlO AND &llALL appliance repair. Phone OU• McClintoet. Racine, Oblo, 2-1-lfe '-11111• 3 28 11, . DA I LY C RO S SWORD P_omeroy Firemen L O. ....COY F"md Fire Under --------Control Monday ( 9 1 For Sate TMfflla M. F1ln . '1'iftnll Ml Ptlt Co.�rol · Ji ·1ttew.., lnaunnc• Hatltn­ iWJ f' 44 WY ""6 . Hoyfs Sehlo Service -----�---- -,- (20) Business Services PHONE WY-2-21 57 FIRST In QUALITY FAIREST In PRICES FASTEST In SERVICE Be fashion-right on a.. ,/Ju.c/gfJt with ' C Ada l'l'IC'8ived by 10 A.M . . wlll � i n that day·1 ....per. een• IN THE SAME SOFT TONES 19, 1960-3 , FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESU LTS JIATE8 TH� DAI!.'f SENTINEL ' April WANT ADS M •..- lw 4ppllc•ti.., 0 ert m sheel. 21 , P<ewark, Ohio. and Mary Ann Fletcher, ,a. Newark. John H a rold Dabney, SI, HenRacin e Grange observed " Op. der11on. and Jo Ann McKinney 21 • erati on Forward" wh e n the )' met Point Pleas ' ant. Wednelday night, April 13. A Ch"Srlr,i! William l'ear!on, 18, Pt. we[{'ome was given by the master Plu&,u1 t , and Paulin e Joyce, 19, Robert Beegle. A song "Keep Ou Boosting" and a safety song read Pomt Pleasan t. r: ... rry Cli fford Maehir. 43, Pl. by Belle Theis11 were presented and safety sugestions were given Pleasant. a"d Nina S.11)'re, 36, Pl. by various members of the Pleasant. Grange with a volunteer guessing exerdse by Mattie Bt.-elJJc. OH YEs-MAGIC OF SIMPLICITY I £ell this rxcitcmcn1 i n the hr­ ginning, from a glimpse of what is The Alman..,, new this Spring; or an inspiration­ al genre. the wide berth in s1ytes remind!! onP, lo what an extent of 1. si.. . selccth-en<'Ss to humor individual •TA TO MIST :: {'holce, the inl<llligence of industry MtGIIAW FAMILY OURS FAMILY 'Mr. and Mr� Rollln Radford en­ :J J i\ The Sugar Run PTA wilJ , Jlleel We are unabl<! to find very w i l l go. Thi� delightfully rash Nicholas Ours married Mary tertained with a party Saturday Lucinda Pow<" I I . a sister of Will· much abbut the McGraw family. range of 1>refcrcnce. still in the Thursday at 7:30 p. m. al , ,, the at their home, Rock Springs road, Today !1 Tueaday, April 19, the iam Powt>ll -0f Ant iquity. Children Aa far II we are able to find. <:asual mood, can intrigue a wo­ school. Mr. and .Mrs. 1.'hQfl)a1 - J:knin observance or the sixth birthday -and Leontrd man of today, and merit nntural nes!iy will be in ("barge Qf the. pro- 1 U)t h day of the year, with 256 married M arinda Presley, Charlie Jehu (Ji!}') or the!, dau1hter, Connie. Poll1.1ck refreshments were :serv­ Boyd; Herbert married May Co- were brothers. Samul!'l and Reu· advantage of her r;1th<'r cool, ima• gram and a film on the ,State, more in 1980. The mo�n ls appproaehing its 1-{ighway P.atrol w i l l be �PiJ�nJ:O f• ; ben were bro1her11. These broth­ ginative encouragement. 1.art: Marion married LauraThft !aater theme wae carried ed. Next meeting, April 27, the . The slmp!kity of style having firers for the next year will be new phase. .Judson married Ella Eaton a SIS· ers wl're evidently couiins. out i n the aame1, favors snd re­ Great Bend Granae will present The moming .stars are Mercury, . fl'elhmenta. An Easter eii;,I hunt the program . Some of Samuel McGn1w's ram­ b1•en accepted as. in good• hste a elected and all members are urged 1rr r1r E1I Faton : Harvey married M ars. JuoW'lr l,DII Saturn. married George number or seasons; of the prrsrnt to be presen1 . Marth.i Wnling; Theodore mar· ily. Victoria was held and other games played On tblB d., I n h;,tory: ried V 1 1111 McKenzie: Rost' mar Sayn·; Margaret married Sullivan unstudied sinrerity, ill- "the OC'· wlth priJ:ea aw•rded to Billy RadCLASS MEETING married Hiram casional" a suit. o; a dress; con• ln. 1'715, th• American War for fol'd, M•ey Radford, Sherry Blackried Ol ivf'r .Johnson ; Norah mar- Sayre; Dollie OPTION TWO Thi' Willing Workers Cl11B of �dependence beg.an. The Brit� •ton, Jim Broderick, Bendy Sheets / rif' tl a ( ; rimrn: Sarah married Nl'ue :1r.; Iva married John tinue11 aH "what is in style". and A Satllllle,I Cu.wmer CHICAGO UPI - The Chicago 1sh arrlv:�d at LexJn,:ton, Mase., and � aan • Amold, "'VOJ'I, were gives incPnlivr l o capture and the F:n terpri!le EUB Church will William La ,vrl'n<"r: Lottie marrit'd Sm11h. then Ell:is Withrow. � � Ia Our Flnt Colllldll'ltlo,i I White SoK got down to the 28 pla)'­ Some of Preslry McGraw's fam· adapt "the look" of simpl icity, that mePt Thursday evening et the and round a amall company o f Ea1Ut, baa!t;.e� and blowoutl. Arthur V"'1les: Martha dlt•d a i'd H er m onda i nigh l by y relea t s, Minute llen awaltiRg them. i!y: Williard, Peter. lda and Nt't• practically runs t he �amu1, in a home of Mrs. Eldon Week:9. young woman, never married. After COJtnte opened her gifts ,;, clever personalization of the nrw In 1861, the flnt blood \las 11hed refreah menta of ice cream ce nter- ing shortstop Chico carrasq_uel and PETREL FAMILY sending catcher Camilo Carreon, in the War Between lhe States in ed with ft buITTIY, cake decora THURSOAY ME ETING Some of Rcluben McGraw•, fam- thing tu wear. ted lert•han de<I, pitcher Rodolfo Ari.11s P, M. Petrel WIUil the fint Pe· The One Won One Cla.s1 of the Baltimore when a mob of South• with yellow jonqulla, and punch W. Main St. Pho,- W Y 24'49 Color? Oh yes; all eolora are trl-l that we have any a (!C()unt or lly: Erneat, Eber, Pearl and Jes­ Pomeroy First Baptist Church will em sympathlzera attacked a con­ were 1erved to those named above and -0utfielder Harry Simpson to POMIROY, OHIO a11d McGraw, related; for Instance, blue married Reuben a le. a in this section. ije <:ame from mrrt Thursda)' l'Venlng at the tingent or Massachusetts soldlers and Kathy and Eddie Abbotl, Mar- San Dlego. Franl·e. near the Swias border. woman by the name o f Newberry green. There prevails comment un horn!! of Mrs. Thomas WeflOll with parading thl'!)Ulh the elty. la Grueaer, Becky Radford, Bobby lie came to America on the she was lhe mother of Ella Ney a wise limitation, commercially. M r.� . Victor Young, Sr. as co-hosIn 1892, Charles E. Durea of and Bruce Bl1ck1ton, Tommy Ball, .� me shi p on whlch La Fayette Berry who married Edward Man­ But, then, !here's Spring; the very Springfield, Ma11., turned the IHt Rieley Gaul, Linda 11:1d Donnie thought Of the timid use of color less. l'ITne 011 his visit to the Uniletl uel. screw on his honeless carriage Smith, Diana Weyeramiller, Mar­ There was al.�o a family of Mc- for such 11 rree range of indulgence States. R UMMAOE SALE and took lt Ol;lt of his shop for tin and ll"ranJ!II Broderick, Bobby lived ls of pretext; as In pre,tending an Johna that Run. on Graw11 r Mr. Petrel was accldently het Th1' Racine Eastern Stara wlll a 11ueceastul drive. He called the Burdette, O eorgie Skinner, Jo . in the hel'I al Pittsburgh, Pa. He The father was John and the e,c.uberance of eol1;1n. a't any tirnt', sponsor a rummage sale in the first American m ade automobile Smlth 1nd the honored gueat and was cared fur by a Mn. Woods . mother £bhy (Isabelle). Some of shoukl be considered, In poor Eai;?les huilrling, East Main SI., in history the buggyaut. siater, Judy. in her home, then married her their chlldren'(\..Morgan, Leonerd, taste. Rince c·.,lors are what thry ' ritlily and Raturday, Those having F In 19lli6, actreH Grace Kelly ,laughter and then cnme to what Henry muriea· Matilda Roush. are: having been quite deftly stol­ r1111111rn�r to be l'Oll l'cted are to married Monacan aoverlgn Prince Sending gifts but unable to at­ later wu known aa Racine , O. John Beavers' d1ughter Ella mar­ en from the violet: the jonquils: l'Olllacl Mrs. John Ihle. Ranier DI. tend were Marla Grueser, Danny, John ried a McGraw for her tJ.rst the handHome breast of a robin! l ie is Bald lo have named ii GraRoger and Vieki Abbott, Bobby fn mention other sourcea. ham Station, Ohio, and It wa 11 huaband then married George Pie· Not A thought (or today: President Ball, Jertrey Folmer, Ruth Ann the finest Interior 1 CliURCH WOMIN TO MEET kens. known a11 th.at unlll 1s,2. A d:iaire tu revel In all the smim• The EpiRropal Women will meet Abrah.am Lincoln in his ' first In­ Bailey, Mra. Maxlne Arnold and decor/ii/ors now paint r M marrii•tl a Mi�� Wood� aling C'ohirs, should not bl' chC'Ck• al the parish house, Thuraday at augural addreas said: . "while the S H A I N FAMILY Mrs. Wyatt Raliford. Thrir c h i l dren Pett>r nu,rl'ied .a Samuel Shain was the 11.nreslllr ed hv duhious re�ult o( the expl'ri • 2 p .m. wilh Mr!!. Earl Tilus and people retain thelr virtul!' and WAL tS and WOODWORK unknown . then of the Rhain family in this 8t"C· mt'n i : still hewing to the line in wom11n 1111mr > Adults assisting In the serving visllance, n0 administration by Mi!lS Grarc Horton ns hO.!ltesse�. Belle l'it (' Cri•w: Jo91• p h never m i. r• tion . He l i ved in Frederick Coun­ the arqu ircml'nl of a rulln!J �irn• an)' extreme or wiclr.ednetU or wer<! Mrs. Edgar Abbott, L•rlrs. WH· rn•d, .lt•rry marril•cl Marlh11 Sw11I 1y , V n . , and .�aw snvi<-e in 1 he r>l lci1y, wi•. of femin ine gender , folly, can very serioualy injure H am R11dford, Mrs. Roy Smith, WIDN EDA Y MEET I NG I lo w ; Sarah 1wvpr rnarri(•<l , F an• , J\l'v ul u t innury War from thal may bt• llhlr 1o rep!ncc o runThe Pasl Preeide-nle of thC! La• the government in the .short Mn. Harold Blackston and Mrs. F'. · nie married Alonzo Weaver. E. Shaeffer. 1i;tetJon. Stimuel Sh1in never cantt1 s�ious negative, with that._ [ l�MxtllaJ'l' of Drew Webster space or tour yeara." Peter anct Rc! llc Petrel. Children to the Ohio V,alley bllt his aon, t 1vl' 1. mpn,vemen�, fro m. � ,.., �, t'oi>t American Legion will meet . HOLZ!R HOIPITAlf Joseph, Laurn <Lol l l , Er11f1t, Wiltt111n , bom ha 1792 married rorlh 1n an_ o� tf1t or 11 _ a!rJW . edneeday at 7:30 p. m. at the J Admi9'iono, April ' I� Mrs. E Stella, MarKaret Ritchie ln 1824. She pasll•t rornbmat1on. Naturally, our home of Mrs. George Hackett Sr. Thomas Oren StCwart, R1.11iand; Jerry and Marlha Petrel. Chil- woa born in 1794. They emigrat­ �11 ffrrin!l lll' rson alit iea ran not reChester Morr!, Clarke, New Havdren William m11rrled Adelia ed from tho Shenandoah Valley sist nbsorbing lhP adventure, GRANGE MEETIN G en : Mrs. Raymond Earl Cunning:. ' ( oopt"r. No rhilctren; Earl mnr• and settled at Letart F-a lla, 0., "SuumlR �o slimu lating; that .on Pomeroy Bend Grange 2741 npathetk habit of temporizing may will mcel in regular acssi-0n at ham, Middleport; M l,s Carolyn Sue ried Lennie Jonea; Ben married In 1828. Addle Crm1s: Mollie n,pver mar• Wllllam and Margaret Shain', be laid 11sidc, whlle the "oft" the DAV Hall Wedne�day evening White, Cheshire; John F . BlaettSaturda)' evening, April 23, 1 ri�d; Carrie: Charlie; Ella n111r- family John married Rebecca Sut­ dreamrd of remedy,-t ime ou1 for April 20. All members are re• nar, Pomerot, dancing party Wl'11 •~ lHI heId at t he April 17: Mrs. Kenneth Eugene rh!d I man hy name o f Swallow; ton ; Jo11eph married Lillie Mc• let down, hl•romeH one's own ef­ que,ted to ' be present. E11tern Hililh SchPOI Auditorium rn : ghby, oy WIiiou Tho Pomer Mn. Fannle; Kate married John Slo- Cormick (nae German); Samuel lectlvenen, in the simple process Ill Fletcher Hendrix, Middleport; under the apon1orahip of the , barl; Harry Nellie and Myrlie. married Phoebe Sayte; Jamet o( "dreAsing up.'· NEW MIETING DATE Juni or Claa s. The them e for this Mrs. Marcare-t Ann Lovett, Lon11 SATIN Peter Pelrel who LAUX • Mn• Al.llYD •AMI\ married married an Ad1m1 the al1t.er -ot OH YES-MAGIC OP SIMPLICITY The Heath Meth odist Church S 11t11rd1y'1 event will be II roek H Belle McGrew W!UI known II Mark Adamt, Keno, and the fa­ Oh yeR: thr awan•ness or n bit or Afternoon Circle wlll meet AprU Bollom ; Charles Elbert M ten, Jr. and roll revue when all the top "Paddy". He nn the ferry at ther of John Ad■m.A, Antiquity. Spring, might arouse .i Intent hope 28 not April 22 a s the yearOOok Cheshire. Dl1char1e1, April 16: Mrt. Ron 200 record■ will be played. Thr,y Radne for u 11umher of yellfs tlohn und Rehel'Oa Shain's fam• for certainly of arrom pll�hrnent: indicatea, Miss Bess Sanborn, Donaldson, Mr11. Martha Wallace, will be dancing from 7 to 1 1 p. iwd many peuplc- dhl not know lly: Elklmeth married Joanna and that "llrC'ial ocrnsion. coming said today. 'Mn. Cbarle1 Betz, Mrl. -Ben Con- m. 'I'he Jaya or Pomeroy, as mas­ his name o!her lhan "Daddy" Pr• \fonroe; Carollne married WllJ . up; i mmcdhary of prl'paralio n will Mark Vicker■ , Edward Mor- ten or ceremony. yer1, lrl'I Ina P••lrel was thl' daughter !um llreglu; I.aura married George "urely runtrivl' with Naturt>, in RICORD HOP One or the hiihlllhts will be gin, Theodore Gihn. Carolyn Clari. uf "Oink" 1'1•trt•I nnd m arried Wilbarger: Martha m a rried Phi­ proving lhnt nrngic is retrievable. Leo Sauvage or the Tri-County Howard Re',:>d. Their doughier lip WoJre; William; Ide. married The "insplra.l ianal'' of the "some• Canteen will be i n the Syracu1e Loya Austin, Mn. Homer Ayera. the selecUon of Mr. and Mrs, gal. -qt. High School or USA. They will be V1rg1n111 murrird Dimer (irimrn . (lo 11 Continued) thing Mw lo wear" Is of a classi- School llouae Friday, April 22 MH. Ben Harri,, John William judged on the b11i1 or personal• flcatlon, j11s1 this side the sl)lrit­ rrom 7:30 to 1 1 p. m . to hold a Dobbin■, Tereaa n,inlt:Un. Delene Ke11eie, Thomaa ily, 1ppearance1, dance ability, WIiiard DeLejal, al your IITCI ITIIIIII hlM Hr/ .. ual. ' Csnior rec ord h op. The event will fea• Well1, Claude Smith, Mra. Eliz■ and contribution to their school And if a ravorifl' foible happens ture a "People Are Funny" pro­ a. Waved, u Jl, llllmlH ACROSS Chavie1, Mn. Melvin Bncus and and ®mmunlty. Awards of golden to be, lhi• sparkling accessory , gram. th• hair 1, Secure idenUficaUon bracelets, record Infant. somP. tlrn('�. i1 lend� to ally lhe I. Ot UL an& It. Bborte.t. &. Beer cakes wlll decorated · and albums Stidham, Daniel 17: April Mrs. bel'ome legend-In i:arment and lhf' pcrsonal lty; ii has which wlll T. Thln (colloq,) the winners by the llnc!J and dur&ble m1terial1 or Thoma, Scolt, Elmer Ihle, Mn. b e presented to been con.�idf'r t'd or high import• I. JON Marti, I, DlplomlQ' Jl. lhorl Alice Mn. Nease. Cake walli:s and Smith, wen Cuol John Rothwell, O anre, in th�I ii, can attracl!vcly men'a <'lothlng, ha11 been the ba­ t. J'lowtt bUll• tor one will be held. conteltl dance Mn, Miller, Jack Bert Garnes, . hint of ro11rngc and self {'on!id• sic- initiative, for the popularized 10. Jw,tan• ence. Now, we dare say, earrings, "cu ua11 in feminine attire today. Shum11e, Elle Clinton Payne . tripo 11. Timid 1):1, Beglna Mr. and Mrt. Robert Wolfe and Phone WY !•1709 1Birth1, A pril 18: A son to Mr. N. DonlCq 15. Mlntnll the earllear feminin e ornament, If Conae�ently, an atmosphere of is. aot 111 or DubUn spent the W<!ek children Racine. Flther, John and Mn. n. ow,., loucb with cho11en With rarl', can be II sort of the relaxexd manner fall9 In em­ •Prinr .lllddleport April 17: A aon to Mr. and Mrs. end wltb hia mother, M:1'111. Walter 111. -... 1T. Ronuul H. Fluahld achievement; and we like the ldeia, plny, the ]eaat bit of ('(ly vanity. W ol . e y h hb u et K n ne n u e . E 0 ..;1 mon17 l&ltoa _______..;1c... •__ Wlt.h &nPI' w _u1_ of their having become, an lnlfl· _ _..;_____! �_________ In havlnl br,ve1)' rreated an 1a. Mufff 11, Qo... ... a:ral "muat' In the acquirement or attitude of 'lltyle: the fon lD 11. Ool<I lbll'.J ,. "ber" Pftlper decor; lendln,c t� l11.Jenuou1 M,hatbly groomed woman of the lf, A. amart. kind of e1etnJlteL glam or our IO. Holulq new world, betome1 authority tap, In '{ONwr �an" Jenda to 1.he (J ap, ) on fuhlona that ao on bein11 top­ • fenclnl' apll'lt . ot)IVlni, 19. OeneroUI led, "to the enda of earth"; r'nsfial;ly, aunny ind allowery; 11. "Honeat _,, bearing out the fact, hat flah• Spl))n� I�, . !'ltb hot, ol ,m,n ton haa never bun ret,ntlve. Jf, Dltc0n.. �••r.,.·j,iG .' otBerwloe . Many of nected aimleal.y ' !'11'4Jutn lh:',, etrtctlvely like , a, And- clothes •� :m. Tardier truthf\il; aort of ha:IVe interm• a brim. A woman m,i)' wear her 27. lcotcll, lwo; diary betwttn dr between moat romedlal linlahin g touch aldn 11atlon1. Bul, art we too re1dily lilted lo an eaa)' angle: deverly 18. -Mont,, worn. 111 ihough donned In hute. Inclined to think, the be11lnnln1, actor BO. J..e&dll And · merfl tprnasion of the pro­ then lmpetu, of all thla unlqt.11 81. MUllo llnt. per thing to do, about the hat, uperlmentatlon, deNrvea nton • on our shelf, Tbe d• 12. Ment1 It.ml from • rell�lous viewpoint, wlll trophies tend to lnOuenN a wide,1w1ke­ mand of "'comfort flnt" a mon ... O&III ......., innov1tJve simplificatioo; nen ae­ 31. - brancll m1rket. {Not onl)' wnlng wordy) ducllveneu in prev1Ulng iindt ot ST. Oefttle our ,1enlle exponent or prodigioua U, l'ytl,I ... fonlhou1ht, can wlttln1 ly avail the b1thinC 111lt; ia only reault of trlond henelf, of an attaina ble magk. aheer senlu■, In the art or re­ 40. Holpen creation:,4• the woman of aa Who knows? It may became as v\ . fl. Denomln.. ancient atyle pe:rlod had eatab, bratlna: a lift. a11 that or another tlon llshed precedent, In the UM of 1weet Spring For she is con8tantly ... Pipe Joi.ts the pattern, l on,1 befon, our pre­ awue, -.n "angel or fashion" can sent 1chool of detlgnel't bt&■n limit malurlty, rem11rk 11. bb', by DOWP< to in1plr1, a 11leetlve dtmtnd: her C!hoioo ot hat. t. O"at L&kt type1 or clothet, to ill the fact• A natural h•bll or mo,t human 1. 1n ... Qf SpriDl--1 lellOn of lrtlf'ltllt• a. Winnow btlna� lo obHrve the type and Ina wllimay. BICNl1oming beauty " Halt enui ,._....,,n,.,.., the q1,111ity or wearln1 apparel; -I Uk. • manrt11 ot heaven. iffp1 eaonUal worth, in whit ia DAILY catP'roqllOTIII - Rom llaw lo woll 1h "on parade." One'a hat should in­ Oh yea; the law o[ mutual A l: 1' D L A A X variably help chaHcterlu hH 1micab1Ut,. produce, lt'1 1,11c,1t II L O JI G • L L O W ,1ood tatto However, we believe, Inherent model, tht woman of 1 that quaHty may be senlled 11 youthful - tott.r �mplJ - ,.. ... th... rn - -'' A II mlturlty; while the well as 1oen, ,or lht tlU'M L'a, X b � two O'.. eta. ltnsl1 1'tten. .,.. spindlet of vaat lndualrlta art A man't sen�e or 11electlon in lt:epl eplnnln&, Our roodel intent ""PbM. tho 1,qt11 ad bmatloll cf Ula - .,. Ill IIIAII. re1ulu aPl)arel hll bffn shown 'on Immediate lnterestt; she nel­ Sacb dq UM IOdt lttt41'1 ue di4enn.L I n the exc,llenl Judamenl, ton. thn abandon• nor appa�ntlY, A Qnlo...,. qa.tatloe "l.1tent1y expreSlied, by a flnfl culth1atea tile notion, that 1he name n hl1 hat. And I at the eatl:, mall:ea quite an apputance; ttte O , Z. B II I (I V D X L X Z. X 1 11 !. I O V ll ll 'll' ¥QUIit ••-• aun,o._ -.....,...... C1VA1JTV ...1 •• wardrobt1 of qU,illt)I were choHn due pnpri.tlJ' o f 100d tutt, and worn by the male "IJyen bavlnl -added tometblq of per. P D ll D I - I L X B C L G . 'll' G C II down of the law(a)", there re­ tecUon. wal� ia lb1 !Mlle y.......,.. ,t11;1 1M 'l'IIINI 19 IIO BAIIIC llf ... main.I, more than the •l&n of an of llmpllcilf. . 1drolt rellabUll):, hi thlJ 8ame Gltdy1 OlbiOD, - �•n -■ ___ _ _ ._ ..., •• 111111 po- ol dl.tuimhllUon. ni.t Rlciae_., O!t,lo, 11.l!I'"' l't ,.,.. ,.,.,_ ..., o, Dally Senlln el , Pomeroy-Middl eport , 0 ., A Ill 111111-11 � ....... -• Autowt.ik ''hn••·i� J • Auto!Ntk a.: C .,, . ta I• ..... ' • hllHII- S•lf........ I I cl.,.,, ..• · -· .,, . c • AutomOtk Roalt Mk!� • ThetM01tarkoltw- C-1111•d9rtd.... • All 5h� of ""1. ·-- -·---�---· ,-. . �.-\ ( : : : � 1 . . , . ' IJ ; �: q mi.: ' . ·.. .. :. . . . . . ; ... '".Jo . �Indians, Tigers Meet Today Amidst Torrid Controversy Following Two Surprise Trades CEVELAND UPl-Tbe Cleve• slightly M onday when Lane sen t Lary today Perry will face th.e land [ndian.s f1ct the Detroit n- hardluck southpa w Herb Score to \ Tigers Wednesday and Latman 1s in the 1ea,on opener today the Chicago White Sox for right- expected to start against Kansu Clty this weekend. amidlt • torrid controversy result hander Barry Litman . Latman, Kuehn an d roolr:1e sentnc from t wo aensation1l trade.a lo reaction t h fan e lthoug h. A sation Walter Bond will ahare the by Gt!Mnl M.anaier Frank La ne. Mo re than ,t0 ,()00 person11. were the Score trade was milder , Lane Cleveland spoptlight today. Kuenn _ conceded that Score could bocome will pi 11 y cen ter field and � t e�cted to be on hand. a big winner under Chicago Man• second . Bond, the Tnbe 1s exh1b1•'lbe importance or the opener ager Al Lopez. SOOre's return to tion season star , will play rlghl bu been dimmed by the t ur'ou­ bia 19!)6 form w'ould virtua lly field and hit third. lence touched oU Sund,i when clinch a n olher pennant for ChiCleveland fans also will get Lane napped slugger Rock)' Col­ cago. their first look .at second base TriM Nffdotd Starter avito to the Ti1ers for Harvey man Johnny Temple, third Sicker Lane said, however. that the Bubba Phillips and catcher John X.u�n, who won the American LM&ue batting title lut year. Tri be needed a pitcher who could Romano. Temple and Phillips provide immedb1te help The 23 - will start while Romano may be Tbt- fan rt:adion was intensi.fied yeu-old Lalman had a record of used .is a pinch hitter. eight victories and five losses The fans will also have their last year and was being counted eyes on Col .a vlto wb.o will play on as a key starter this season. right field for the Tigers. Indian offidsl11 believe t hat unless Score finally re£ain1 his old form, t he While Sox could flnli.h as low as third .11.& the result of trading Latman. ALL-STARS •• Motorola UDIO and TV SAllS tmd SERVICE Cteland's Pllone I. llala St. WV-Z.%155 Pomen, Latman. 5ched ulecl lo arrive in Clevelan d today, will probably be­ come the tribe's No. 3 starter behind Gary Bell and Jimmy Perry . 19'I To Start J Bell, starting his third major league season, will opppose Frank GLI DDEN PAI NTS SPRED SATIN FOR INTERIOR WALLS SPRED LUSTRE OIL BASE ENAMEL NEW: SPRED HOUSE PAI NT ( Latex ) Day ..- Evening call W Y 2-3748 King Builders Supply Co. Phone WY-2-3748 Middleport, Ohio BRADBURY ROA D POMEROY Ohio ,. • BRINDISI , Route I ' Italy UPI-Kin g Hussein of Jordan leaves this southeastern port city for a pri• vilk tWO·d�y visit to ltonie today. After l(onw . he plans to go to Morocco. Phone WY 2-2848 23rd AN N IVERSAR Y SALE CHICAGO ALL STAR LA11X FLAT WALL FINISH · · . . · · · · · · · IMPJ:IIIAL $3.33 gal. OUT:SIDE GLOSS WHITE HOUSE PA INT · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.33 gal. 6 r,; NATURAL FIN�� REDWOOD TRELLIS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Slln 5 lo 10 $5.95 pair BASEBALL SPIKE TYPE SHOES · · · · UTJ'LE LEAGUER _____..." BASEBALL RUBBER TYPE SHOES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $3.95 pair WILSON SEMI-PRO BASEBALL · · · · . . · · · . ... . . . . . · · · · · · 88c each 3 Y.., Guarantee 1/2" GREEN PLASTIC HOSE - 50 FT. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $3.29 WOOD PICKET - 9" high, 36" long - Border Fencing · · · · · 37c ea. FOLD-A-FENCE - 10 h. long, 18½ " high, white · · · · · · · · · $1 .99 ea. Mufflen - Tires - Seat Coven - Batteries - Shocks BOZEMAN, Mont. UPI-Joey Giardello, one of boxing'5 bad boys, £ets a Ions denied title chance Wednesday, and the Brooklyn middleweight war eon­ fident today that he wouldn't misa cashing in against NBA middle­ weight champion Gene Fullmtir. "I've got peace of mind," he said, "for the first time �ce maybe lffl. I've gol determina­ tion to win. I'm In the belt shape I've bee n In for maybe rive years, and I don't see how I can lose." Giardello, 29, twi'!e preYiotuly lost chances at the middleweight crown. Once he withdrew from a bout with champion Carl "Bobo" Olson because an inj ured knee · stiffened up. 1 The second time h._ --will� n t permitted lo go through' wi th n Ohon fight because be war- un der charges of assault and ballery in 1954 following a scrap be t ween a grou p of his frlenda and a attendant. He filling ' sl11tion eventually served nearly four months or .a six to 18 month sen­ tence in thf' ease. Unit.rd PrMa lnNm•tlon•I AMERICAN LEAGUI! W L Pct. GB 1 O I .OM Washington 0 0 .000 ¼ Baltimore Chicago 0 0 .000 ½: 0 0 .000 ½: C,eveland Detroit 0 0 .000 ½" 0 0 .000 ¼ Kansas City . . New York 0 0 .000 Ya 0 1 .000 1 Boston Monct.y"a Results WHhlngton 10 Botton I Tuelday"1 Probable Pitchers WaMMngton at 6altlmore-R1( 1 3-19) wa Walker (11-IOJ. N.w York et lot.Ion-Cot.,_ (6-t ) wt.. 81"9Wff (1.12). Detroit at Clew.land-Lary (17• 10) WL hit (16-1 1.) Kame, City at Ch icago-Dal.., (16-1 3) YL Wynn (.22.-10.) Wtclnnday'1 GlmN o.troit at Claw•land WMhlneton, at S.ltlfflOre N._ York at Botton NATIONAL Lt:AGUI TUNCl1r'1 Probebl• PltCMr, Loe AneelN at San Francisco-­ Pod- (144) YL O'Dell 110-12.) Phllact.lpfUa at Pithl:lu,wh nlNI � (12-12} n. Haddhc ( 1 2-12) Chic■JO at St. Louis nit..... H-• 116,13} YL Mlall ( l S-10.1 Weclnetday'1 Game■ Phll.delphla at Plttlbv,vh, nit. C lnctDNtl at MllwaukM \.ot, Angel" at S.n Francleco "'°" Evana W&J goins: strong against Jachon t wo weeb ago ·until the third inning. He•d ·allowed two scratch . singles. Bt1t be pu lled an arm muacle, apparently, and bas been playinl ouUield since. Evans falters today it'll be Bob Codu taking over. u Coach Ru1&ell Hoore of the pe n na nt bollnd Pantbel'i will open with Bob Cunnin,:bam on the mound and veteran Tom Grueser catcbJns:. Gallipolis, though the Blue Devili "haven't played anybody" other than Jackson, brings a heavy &Jugcing oontingent into Pomeroy today. Second 111cker Toady Thompson has 1 1 bits in 1 9 trips and 19 ft.Bi's. Jay Caldwel l Is five for 9 and Joe Duncan ti for 13. They are the team's leading hitter,. Elsewhere today Jackson invad­ es Middleport where Boone Hindy will 1pearhead the Jaclr:et mound corps sgainat Chuek Kes­ singer. Tomorrow the Jackett travel lo Racine to oppose Johnny Cleland, :J'ornado right• hander. CLOSER TO TITLE LONDON UPI - The Wolver­ Jct• Open Sea•on With hampton Wanderers moved closer Royals As Opponenlll to their third atraijht Engliah soc­ COLUMBUS Ul>I-The 1980 cer league title Monday by re­ Columbus Jet11 team. which opens fea ting Nottingham Forest, 3-1. League seHon Wolverhampton now leads second il!I International .Wednesday here against the place Tottenham by two points. Montreal Royals. has been des· cribed by General Manager Har­ WINS GRAND NATIONAL old Cooper as "the best dub we WINSTON-SALEM, N . C. UPI­ have ever brought north" Crom Glenn Wood of Stewart, Va., led spring training. al I the way to win Monday's 200· Cooper said the Jet.a have more lap Grand Natiohal Circuit stock speed, more power, better defense car race. Rell White of Spartan• and as good a pltch ing staff as burg, S. C.. was second and Jim the l 9!'i9 team that flnlahed sec• Maasey of · Me Ane, N, c., was ond. third. N I W YORK UPI - JOM Gon­ :ul••• 1 5 1 , Puuto Rico, outpointed BIiiy Flamio, 1 481/1, N._ York 110). HOL YOKI, Mass. UPI - Matt Mullane, 127, Sprlngfi.. d, Mt11., outpoint.ti Chna Fosml.,., 126, - 16) , PH,ILADl!LPHIA UPI - Char• ley Scott, 145, Philadelphia, out­ point.cl Frankie (Kid) Anselm, 149, Phl lad•lphla \10). PROVIDENCE, R. I. UPI Mlekey Dwyi,r "15. Joe De Plero, postponed. I nstalled I n Ou r Service Center l 1 hl l l O �==================================""''-'..'.:'.'n '...'.::::•:...:••:::'::."':_::�y•::•::":...:'.:.' PIPILINl!RS OP l!Nl!RGY Six American League Teams Start Chase After Senators Unltff Preu ln ..matlonal see the Whi t e Sol open at home The American League 1tarb it.a against the Kansu City Athletlct 60 th season in four cities t oday but the day's top crowd-about with everybody tryini lQ catch 40,000 - ii expected at Clev&­ the Washington Senators. l1nd'1 Municipa:1 Stadium where 12:S,,000 fans the .fans apparently are debatinl An estimated shQuld turn out in good weather whet her to hoist the American hoping for at least partial answers nag or Frank Lane to the center­ to three big questions: field nag pole. -Are the American League A crowd of abou t 20,000 will aH champion Chicago White Sox real­ the Yankees open against the Red ly that good'! Sox in Boston aad another 30,000 -Are the New \'ork Yankees will see the Senators play the Ori.. really that bad? oles in Bal timore: -Haa Frank Lane traded away the CleYeland Indillns' pennant chanc,�? The Ame1ican League, left at the post when the National League started· its nee 'on Apnl 12. ltaged its "presidential opener" before President Eisenhower in Washing­ ton, D. C., Monday when Camilo Pa�ual set I club record of 15 strilr:eouts in 1 10-1 victory· over the Boston Red Sox, Washin gton fans thus were assured Of rooting for a first.place team at least one day of the season. An estimated 35,000 fans will DUNEDIN, Fla. UPI - La teat Profe1slonal GoJf Aasn. figures showed Arnold Pa lmer still in t h e lead in money-winnings for the 1960 tour with $44,300. He has won five of the 13 tournaments he has entered thia year. For your :,,;.-'- will be acting head coach. Corum aaid he would "like to be named head coach on a per­ manent baals" but he noted the final say must be made ·by the athletic council and the u n lverslty's Board of G overnors. Lewla was retained "by the skin of his tee th" following 11 unlveraity athletic counci l recom• me ndation thai he be diamlased followi ng a losing 1eato n in 1908 and 1959. Stahr, in a statewide broadcaat Jan, 17 announced that Lewi1 was being reLa lned "but a· atcond chtnce la no p recedent for a third." Thia, in effect, put Lewi, on probation and app&rently In• atrument■I in bis decldln, to quit. Lewi, Hid he found it almost "impoN1ble" to work under such condition. and "it made recrul t­ ln1 tha, much touebet because the klda nenr knew if I would be here after neJ:t year or not." 111e vettr•n coach uid he will 1tay around and help Corum dur• 1n1 the remaind,r of 1prln1 prac­ tlco. Lewit alway, hH had an ex­ ceptional eye for t•lent ud Sleeler Coach Buddy Park.er will apparently put theH talenta to lood UH, The Mountlaneera racked up a record of 58 wlna, 88 Josie• and two ties durlna: Lewla' tenure at wvu. In 1"3 Lewia took the Mountalneere lo the Sus:ar Bowl. 1958 MERCURY Medalist 4 Door · · · · $1 595 Need a good work car? Then buy this one. Tires you could go lo Calilomia on right now. Runs good too. V-8 engine, automatic drive. Try It today. 1952 FORD V8 - 4 Door . . . . • · . . . · · $195 Beauty is more than skin deep in this smooth driving car! You really can't afford lo as& this job up._ It wlll save you money. A good one. Af a very good price. Try ii - you'll buy II. 1955 BUICK Super Hardtop Coupe · · · · $895 If you Uke the Buick, then you'll love this car. It can't be matched for comfort, power, q•let ride, easy bandl­ lng. Beautiful finish that alway, looks nice . A gootl buy. A good savm,s. 1957 HUDSON Hamtt Hard Top · · · · · · $995 Cqala . Bid,. A real sporty Job finished in heather, pink and white. Power steering, power brakes, automatic drive,, radio, heater. �•ts make a bed. One local owned car. 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Smltll lfWI 8:HJ A Loot at the Weather bT'Jule RMin Show ,;so Am08 '11' Andy Y:JO Fron tie. 7:30 To Tell the Trbth 8:00 Denn is OjKe:efe Sbow 1,30 Manr tom ol Doby G11111 J:Oll Tltlhtrope 1 l:3P Red Skelton Show !0:09 Gatry Moore ,Show �:a,> 1 1 o•c� NeWI U,,:10 � Look at the Weather l\� 15 Special &01dcaat 1,2:00 Theater , l:S, "ha el 1 3 Wednesday i nn 1:00 Newi 1:11 Captaiu Kan1aroo " ,,ot Culoon ThOlllt '1:00 Red Rowe Show '0:30 On the Git J/IIO I Love Lucy r:::-:,� '1'lde 12:30 search For�morrow 12:45 'f"e G•llllna Ll&ht 1 :00 ileart ot the 1:$ � lbe World TUmJ 2:00 For Bett,r or Wone ' :1;90 H'?Ule P.,-ty \:00 The Mllllcmlire S:80 Th.a Verdict 11 YOUl'I 4:00 � Briihter DI) I: 11) • ue Secret Storm 1:30 �tf:ce ftf. Nl.ght 5:00 'riie Three Slo<>ges 1:30 The lJJe Of RIiey ltllO Arjbur J ,m)tb-l<ewo IJ: l G A Ipok at the Weather 6:20 JuJt Rivlin ShoW 1:30 Amoa •n• Andy t:00 Highway Pattol 7:30 Bl Our Quest 8:30 Men,- Into Space City ·' 9:00 The .Millibnain 1:30 I've Got A Secret J0:00 Armstrona: Circle Theater :1 :j)O 11 o•cl� lltWI J.l:lQ A Look at tbt Wt■ther .1:11 t'b.eater 11 Sip Off ) • I I' . .... . .... -· ; SAVE c,st, • �::O Eur • hl S L }S · "'.o Compete In Marble Tourney <• GALLIA & MASON ' COUNTY Agriculture Agents AS WELL AS ·!:ff Special .Reports , FROM . Ohio State University Keep Arta Fanner,s Inform� · . •M�. . tlti,. ,tJ . lf2 ;J(f P.MI ON . , . Bashon News Of The Week Chester spent a recent Sunday with M't. a'nd Mts. Robert White. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McKenzie of Salem spent a weekend wlth thtllr d�ush,ters and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Circle. Mr. and ¥ts. Noel Wilson and family of Pomeroy spent Wednes­ day evening with ltr. and Mrs. Al­ va Whlttake� Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McKay spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mn. Walter Harris of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1Babcock of Cltettp spent •"!1 a(temoon with ind .Mn. A. B. Balley. Mr. And· Mrs. Junior White - �nd d� htfJt of, War_s,.w, - •�nt ..a week en�· w(� Mr. and Mra. Groter If•· Wh •· • . . ., . . EVERYTHING FRO,,, SOUP TO NUTS · sou p �(Q)t T . If - r NUTS (a) "AIC.111 .' ,ori(leth . and . , · �- ,ind �abb, f>avld, of Colllmb�. �peht 1 " �•cl llt11. Ed�le Grlff!lb.' D•� ,lared ti,, , loa rer -q,m :, 'W J 'Ercf.f ; , ��n<!,,wJth Mr. - TODAY ---' vu_1�; , ,' � .' ' . 1'954 OLDSMOllll Slper 18 . .· STARK'S PHARMACY Phone WY-Z.Z- 3:$() '!ho 1)o You Tnut f:Oil AJner!<ap l1Ddft.an<I. O:IS My Pr(ind l'Jlcq 1:00 Bon l'nn<llro Belt y..,. - -• e:.(o W�1ther 1'1ller 9:tl �olln Daly New 1:00 Four 111■1 M•• '1 :,0 Mu1le for a Sprint Ntaht �-311 Sl!O<lal Tonlpt . �:: Flpt, h I LE 81' - 2 0.r · · · · · -, $895 1955 OLDSMOBI . ,. .fl. "' , , . Chmiri. rB:;:fuesdoi '" i"61 �eu._a.,,.,...,,, 1-:IP ]!e,Ueu tiw a� � ""' 111t rrte•cla ,a,@ 1;,,,. ni.t 11Gb l:00 �boot Facu � � "'I"•• • l:ao Medic li!II "°"" - ._.. 2:116 1)o)' 1,n Court. e,� WeatbennlD 2:30 Qtle Storm s�ow .;¥ Joi.a Daly lfen 3 :00 8Pt tht ciock t ·- ., Solid black finish. Hyd,am�tlo drive. ,radlo, heater, good tlrJIJ, Utelie� �. i\ -q'®ly Oldw�l>lle throughout. l ' .· ' • ' ..S",/e It t�. .,�-. '� ., •.� .,. WI aiw&n •• • � New.ear ' . . ' 1,00 Malathion � emuJ1lon «)ncen, t.rate-J tablespoonful, and one � of w111tar. ,f•/f ,WtH: The1e are extremely ,maH ei1l1;. Jea:,ed; winlleu, 10ft­ bod.led creatures related to the P•ST CONTl:OL spiders. They are not insect,. BJ Daw� Guinn, WVU Plant 1'hey auck the tap from the leavea PatMl..l•t and lntomet.,l,t cau,in1 typical mottled di.Kelora. . OffltfMntal■: Pine Shoot and lion of the planta. When • seYere tip 111otb1. Sprayina for control o1 the leaves may dry out and may overwinterint larva which are even drop. The mites moatly over­ emer1in1 a nd be1inning t.o feed winter .. egp on the lwlp or --;:,.. should be done now. One applica- tree, and lhrub&, tllOH H ever­ lion of DDT should be applied greens may be found on the leave. liberally m order to cover all nee- allo. BeM control result.I iroro dies and bud1. Use 4 pounds . of 1prtng ,praying to kill the )'OUncl 50% DDT weltable powder in J OO Of th, ftnt aeneraUon. Everirten1 gal lons of water or 6 t1ble1poon1- .fflduld' be· ■prayed" before .May 1 ful per 1 gallon of W.\ter. 1'-.J:11 20. Deciduous 1.ree■1 and abru 5-r � application o f D� will u1u-1} f lb�ld be •prayed b&fore June � 5, le.ave enough re11due to kill 11w.i 10. A 1lngle applicallon is U!lllai l y fly larvae th,t appear the latter etfecUve. Uie 1 tablespoon ful of part o( April. This ls e11peciall)' 1 50% Malathion emul8ion ,,onceri­ important In Christmas tree plan. trate in I gallon of water. For tations. Christmas tree plantations and Row Sule: For control on rasp- larger spraying operations: (Make berry follow the schedule of ½i two app Hcatioas. 7 days a p.art J 2 pint or liquid lime sulfur J n 1 gal . pints of Malathion emulsion con• Ion of wat� when new leaves ap. centra te in 100 gallon& water. pear or show leanets. For conirol Oyst.,1h1 I I Seal•: This acale in• on rose5, sug,:est the ornamental sect occurs on lilac, ash, populas, ! spra)' mix t ure of Ferbam, DDT, will 6W , maple, apple and dog . �lathion, Sulfur. The Malathion wood. The insects may be so abul).• la the active in.g:redienl a1ain1t the dant that they 1 orm a crust on thl! l'L ABNER scales, but the other ma tertait will bark: . The tiny Insect under thp EJ:'.CUSE ME. add protection aeainst the leaf scales suck juices from tlte trett, FO' 6USTiN1 spot and other ttoubles on roses. A weakening it and even kilJing it . IN, IN TME regular spuyJll� of rose bush� '11le I nsects overwin ter as Uny MIDDLE O' , 1hov).� be&Jn now. whtte eggs un�er, the . 11ca1e. an.� r,uii lH' }.Jt6HTlJhodod,■nci r'Pfli ,..-.,: Spray they hatch in May. · · · 1�m : f, · t�un� 11-.Q.d h1Wer .l.J,m})s a t !la)' · -. . 1 " , • 1$1:! fore t ese youn1 Iono a J:0"4I1 . 111 � lev el lQ •n.d z:epeat "JR u)· ! ted!ve al se �. they may ·� 'fc;¢.e� H' � � •u t ab fSP.QOl).8/ul of 50 · • I et\ tab e J)Owjer irJ l . IA Ion of :at- sprl$'ed thorougplr. x,ep �be. pl)e;:,,1 _ur. 1 ,r-1 , sure spraye� wel pu111eed �p : � �ti� 1 i!' " ,· er. . . . Ulle tnl Jd • J\#llt,r �t.-' ni, foliate al aehleve max unum prf?uure. . T o1r•. bl poon of Malathiofi�.:, 50% es ta tteff juntper'- pf.111eJ_,.1� pfi of· emulsion concentrate in I (lillon tl!ri be�ome pal� colored ud U1' thrifty due to the lnjur)' oh tiny, water. Spray about May l&-20, 'P.n ... . . , . circular, arayish-whtte M?ale which t1ifJ Pt. "Pleasant area. ·1a1 . i ., •uner,nou1 Scale: S.me reconi• . ,, ­ becqmes abundant on need les ana for oystenhell twigs. Spny about May lO w1th m111ndatililna as 1 1 tablespoon .1 of 50% Malathion scale. �mall Fru!h emul•foa cOncentr•te in 1 &al lOfl SU'1JWberr1ea: Watch for the firat . of wa·ter. signs of spittle masses. Spray wltb Do..oed aor.,.-· Thfl8fl Clterpll• Essy, Hope. · lan bore in the cam bium ,, CIW!in& a mixture of Mala thlon 50% emulaion concentrate--- 1 tableaj,oon an4 YQU can make rough � areu that die. Thia it .all riliht; Methoxychlor 50% wettable pow, feed.Jng aften kills. bran chet and 1de � level tableapoon, r Thia eYen whole trees. The adult moth mixtu11e may not be appli� an)' laya ew in .May and early June later than 7 da)'s berore harveat. near scan and. wounds on th:e For added control of funl\yl trunk and lower br1acbe1. Proie<1t dlieases 1 would sugaest that a the tree by palntlns: the trunk anj'! lotfer M'aache• wtth the DDT soh,- level tablespoons of 50% Captan be added to thi1 mixture. mended for rhodode n= ... J\a1pberrie1: For control of rose , : : Holly and Boxwood LN f Mlntrt, sta1e, see Ornamentals. While these are two d ifferent i nsects,_, both belong to the order Dlptera. They mine in lhe leaves, Cll,00 rirsl as a thin line and then " broadening out In to an ugly blotch. Leaves are diseolored and drop J,, prematurely, resulting In an unsightly shrub. For control of boswdod leaf min· er, · time the ap'.t'ays to coincide Eight schools have announced with bloom of Weigela and Mock theiw intentions to compe te in (he Onnge. Third Annual Mason County Mat• For control of holly leaf mine�. bles Tourney according to the Pt. spraying shou ld l>e done on ii 1 Pleaaant Cha�ber of Comme rce eo­ warm sunny day at_ �e lime the 1ponaor ol .th� ..ev"nt along with- . new leaves are bee,.nnlng to e». th i q t ,,li6as..:1t Register. . ·;_ · � pand f . ·• ' lcq_Qo)s entered so far are f..I'! • use a spr•" Fo� both pests ... ::. . Roosevelt, Central m ucture as follows: DDT 50% ",.I!' Henderson, Sc hool, •Beech Hilt,' sunny- 'f Gra de table powder-2 tableapoonsfu I.lei�, Bl'Old Run, )Jount Olive, and � j New H•ven. Last year's total num- · ber or entires in the county's sec­ ori.d championship was 16. The winner from each partlci-­ NAN l.:Y pq,ting school will compete for the eo.�ty c:hampioruilup the seeond week of May. Trophle&- and pri1es will be awarded each winner with I'LL TREAT the Register's large . champion'& MYSELF TO A trophy going to the county winner. NICE LUNCH It's got that go-go-go. With the VB Rocket engine and straight stic)<. A real sharp little Ol<la. One· local owner. Try it today I ,. �x..f•• r-=, M,._1 ._ .,_ �..... - lo .. "'!"f •_;:wt:ttt:tv ChunneJ ·. a:. \tj r�:; t..r· . Dougtr a, JiJ -----. ,--------• ---- ............ \Vest Virginia Fann News 1958 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 2 Door · . . · $1 795 ;:: ■ mm ------·------- Katie . Doonan Show �PIO Cha�el 1 3 Tuesda1 I ir: Truly the fines{ of the luxury cars. The one owner gave this dream car the finest of care. Looks factory fresh. Of eourse it has all lhe Cadillac eonveniences. This is the one you've waited for. bUTTON'S Dr�g s,o,e Clusroom W.ffTN�TV' �Channel 13 · · · · $1 995 Coupe Deville · · 1956 CADIUAC " • Ma, ----------- Club Sedan. Beautiful light blue over dark blue finish. A car fbat's sure to please from any angle. V-8 engine, automatic drive. Compare the car - compare the price. It can't be beat. "' . --���·- •=··· - 7 , r 1954- lORD Custam V-8. 4 Door · · · · · · $595 11 • .. . at our clean, Safety-Teated NEW CAR TRADE - INS1 1955 FORD Fairlane . . · · · · . . · . . . . . . · $795 \. Sl'1' On C!!lltlnontal Play Your Hunch Price I., Rl,t:t Concentr1Uon Truth er Con1equenct1 It Cou ld Be You Mid Day New1 Movietimt Loretta Youn& Theater Young Dr. itlalone Fr-q,q naue Jtoo.t.• Co�e4y, Pl�OUN Adventure Tinle Steamtioal BIP Quick Draw Mconw Music th the :Round Tbe Jin1 �hr 8h09 . w,-�111.ett.■ 9' Nt1WI Plctlll'f' Runtl•y Brtnklu Report -..1 W11on Trajn Price Is Rlid>t Perry Como Sl>qw Thi1 is Your Llfe Tombitone Terrl1.orJ Na,r, Buclllut 11'fllhM<ul 1be Jack Pav Show Sip Off =-;':.J!!shl 11;.. Qannel I - Wellaesdtlt ;i:: ::.!::;"":1".!e:oo C1i_rtoon Speetacular ll:13 Sportl :Re,ort 8:30 Romper Room 11;20 Lit■ SIio• 9:30 Movie ·2:fl lip Off ' . :a"! ' -.. A very eractical car. Beige finish, clean interior, auto­ matic drtve, radio, heater. A real good value. Try It and you'll agree. ■■■■■■■■-■■ ■■ M■■ I ----- :::.-4 ='- •,::;-­ WH ; r"7 - - - -­ .. . Cream • llloll • � 8:411 . 9:0!/ 1:00. 9:!)I)· . 9:!IQ:10,00· 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 1 : 0Q 1 : 10' 2 :30 3:00 3 3Q 4: 00 4: lll) $:QI) 5 8:00 l:!11 f· J5 J:3C a:4.11 "1:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 10: 00 t0:80 ll:00 ll:IO n:11 30 °'"1!118' 3 - Wednesdar lb atnoman Co,t 45 Alcoa Preoenl■ Keep Taltln1 'nle New, Toni8111 �:t!II Scanoln1 the Wotbor k:1G Sporlil Report 11:15 Lat■ Show 818D Off --"'- value �y,, tool TUSSY'1 DEODORANTS' 4:30 Adven ture Theater 5:00 Steamboat Bill &:30 Wooey Woodpecker ·e:oo MU81e i n the Round 6:1& lim Thacker Sllow 8:2!! Weathercut G:30 !\ir ws Plrt1.119 8:45 HuntJey Brinkley Report f:00 CannonllaU f:all Lal'll!Ut 8:30 Startime 9 :30 Arthur Murray Party 10:00 M-l!qu,d 10:30 Ptt,I Silvera Show U · ot ...... ".. 1u.... 11:W 'W•illlettut U: lD J1�k 11,ar fhow l :00 �ilD 00 r Q:�P W�•tt E•rp -J.oolr af ,,.... l,ig , )'Olli Guardian Angeli Channel 3-l 'uesda, ;�,: 4:00 'Comed)' Playhouse Q:00 11:31! J0:00 10:80 U:00 � �B1�\ �iil - - .. TE LEVI SI ON GU ID E WSA Z.TV Chan tte l 3 - .,.. Hone,moonon 7:30 iBro11co SECOND CAR FIRST LOOK . L. ENOS RETIR EMENT BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI - Harry H ane'orink helped t he Buffalo Bi• sons solve a major Infield pro­ blem "MondilY by agreeing to end his brier retirement to handle th ird base for lhe Jntcrn;i.tional League club. Pappy Lewis Resigns As Head Grid Coach At West Virginia MORGANTOWN, W. VA. UPIA fter 23 years it's back to professional football ror West Vlr• ginia University coach Art {Pap• py) Letwls who resigned from hls poaltlon Monday. Lewl1 will go with lhe Pi ttsburgh Steelers as • n assistant coach and scout, eftecttve July J. Lewis 15 a native or Middle-port Ohio, where he starred in foo t• ball an d was one of Ohio Universlt y's all · tlme (Creal lineman. He has appeared •t two Yellow Jacket footbal l banque ts in the las t decade. University President EM1 J. Stahr announced that Gene Cor· um, as aulatan t under Lewla dur. ::.:.:: .:WVU -------------·--==-----· 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 19, 1960 STANDINGS 1t•11 be Pau l EYan1, 6· 2 Negro pitcher against the Pomeroy Pa�• t hen here today al t hough the big fast-baijer haan't worked bi& arm for oyer two weeks. The game, scheduled for 4 p. � m. on the Panther diamond back or the Junior High- School, should ''Let·• walk In. We',. ball pleJ­ just about point t he finger at the •rs--" teJ:m destined to become champs of the SEOAL Southern Division. The P1n then need this one lo cle.n up the fl.nt round with all v ido:ies. Gallipolis, with one loss to Jackson virtually would be elimutated from repe1Ung laat year'• t.ltle mark. Giardello Sure Of Victory No�· Johansson Ready In Fullmer Mix To Sign Papers For June Battle NEW YOHK UPI-Ingemar Joltansson, jubilant over adding an air-plane pilot's license to his accomplishments, plans to sign today or Wednesday for his re­ turn heavyweight title bout with 1 Floyd Patterson the week of June 1 20 at the Polo Grounds. "I feel fine and I hope to sign for the bout Tuesday or Wednes­ day " Johansson said after arriv­ l ng ' by jet Monday night rrom Europe. " I plan to fly hack to Europe Wednesday and will re­ turn to the United Slates May � to finish my tralnln& at Grouln­ ger ' s. Blue ·oevils Open With Evan s Hasn't Worked Since Loss To Jackson Nine ,en Dally Senllnel, fymeroy-Mlddleport, 0., April 19, 1 960S O. '"""OY, • PO..,,. E · MAl N ST REE'f " .,::;_;;:::;;�:.:,;:;::;;______;...____ r $695 4 Door. A-good de�ndable c� thit ls worth much more money. Famous . V-8 Rocket, engine with bydramatk Su· • Drl�e, Here's your chante lo step pp to an Olds at � he rlgltl price. ·ic ._- -.,,,,.,.. � cc:a,r "�- . � _ _ _ _ . Karr �,,.Vi�--,Zandt. � ' Oldmlolllle - Cadlu.e --:-- Rambler .. Pomeroy, Phone WY.f:-SSU · l . , .I ' 11 Olllo. -�., • ..... . .. .. ' ;. '.. ' .' �Indians, Tigers Meet Today Amidst Torrid Controversy Following Two Surprise Trades CEVELAND UPl-Tbe Cleve• slightly M onday when Lane sen t Lary today Perry will face th.e land [ndian.s f1ct the Detroit n- hardluck southpa w Herb Score to \ Tigers Wednesday and Latman 1s in the 1ea,on opener today the Chicago White Sox for right- expected to start against Kansu Clty this weekend. amidlt • torrid controversy result hander Barry Litman . Latman, Kuehn an d roolr:1e sentnc from t wo aensation1l trade.a lo reaction t h fan e lthoug h. A sation Walter Bond will ahare the by Gt!Mnl M.anaier Frank La ne. Mo re than ,t0 ,()00 person11. were the Score trade was milder , Lane Cleveland spoptlight today. Kuenn _ conceded that Score could bocome will pi 11 y cen ter field and � t e�cted to be on hand. a big winner under Chicago Man• second . Bond, the Tnbe 1s exh1b1•'lbe importance or the opener ager Al Lopez. SOOre's return to tion season star , will play rlghl bu been dimmed by the t ur'ou­ bia 19!)6 form w'ould virtua lly field and hit third. lence touched oU Sund,i when clinch a n olher pennant for ChiCleveland fans also will get Lane napped slugger Rock)' Col­ cago. their first look .at second base TriM Nffdotd Starter avito to the Ti1ers for Harvey man Johnny Temple, third Sicker Lane said, however. that the Bubba Phillips and catcher John X.u�n, who won the American LM&ue batting title lut year. Tri be needed a pitcher who could Romano. Temple and Phillips provide immedb1te help The 23 - will start while Romano may be Tbt- fan rt:adion was intensi.fied yeu-old Lalman had a record of used .is a pinch hitter. eight victories and five losses The fans will also have their last year and was being counted eyes on Col .a vlto wb.o will play on as a key starter this season. right field for the Tigers. Indian offidsl11 believe t hat unless Score finally re£ain1 his old form, t he While Sox could flnli.h as low as third .11.& the result of trading Latman. ALL-STARS •• Motorola UDIO and TV SAllS tmd SERVICE Cteland's Pllone I. llala St. WV-Z.%155 Pomen, Latman. 5ched ulecl lo arrive in Clevelan d today, will probably be­ come the tribe's No. 3 starter behind Gary Bell and Jimmy Perry . 19'I To Start J Bell, starting his third major league season, will opppose Frank GLI DDEN PAI NTS SPRED SATIN FOR INTERIOR WALLS SPRED LUSTRE OIL BASE ENAMEL NEW: SPRED HOUSE PAI NT ( Latex ) Day ..- Evening call W Y 2-3748 King Builders Supply Co. Phone WY-2-3748 Middleport, Ohio BRADBURY ROA D POMEROY Ohio ,. • BRINDISI , Route I ' Italy UPI-Kin g Hussein of Jordan leaves this southeastern port city for a pri• vilk tWO·d�y visit to ltonie today. After l(onw . he plans to go to Morocco. Phone WY 2-2848 23rd AN N IVERSAR Y SALE CHICAGO ALL STAR LA11X FLAT WALL FINISH · · . . · · · · · · · IMPJ:IIIAL $3.33 gal. OUT:SIDE GLOSS WHITE HOUSE PA INT · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.33 gal. 6 r,; NATURAL FIN�� REDWOOD TRELLIS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Slln 5 lo 10 $5.95 pair BASEBALL SPIKE TYPE SHOES · · · · UTJ'LE LEAGUER _____..." BASEBALL RUBBER TYPE SHOES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $3.95 pair WILSON SEMI-PRO BASEBALL · · · · . . · · · . ... . . . . . · · · · · · 88c each 3 Y.., Guarantee 1/2" GREEN PLASTIC HOSE - 50 FT. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $3.29 WOOD PICKET - 9" high, 36" long - Border Fencing · · · · · 37c ea. FOLD-A-FENCE - 10 h. long, 18½ " high, white · · · · · · · · · $1 .99 ea. Mufflen - Tires - Seat Coven - Batteries - Shocks BOZEMAN, Mont. UPI-Joey Giardello, one of boxing'5 bad boys, £ets a Ions denied title chance Wednesday, and the Brooklyn middleweight war eon­ fident today that he wouldn't misa cashing in against NBA middle­ weight champion Gene Fullmtir. "I've got peace of mind," he said, "for the first time �ce maybe lffl. I've gol determina­ tion to win. I'm In the belt shape I've bee n In for maybe rive years, and I don't see how I can lose." Giardello, 29, twi'!e preYiotuly lost chances at the middleweight crown. Once he withdrew from a bout with champion Carl "Bobo" Olson because an inj ured knee · stiffened up. 1 The second time h._ --will� n t permitted lo go through' wi th n Ohon fight because be war- un der charges of assault and ballery in 1954 following a scrap be t ween a grou p of his frlenda and a attendant. He filling ' sl11tion eventually served nearly four months or .a six to 18 month sen­ tence in thf' ease. Unit.rd PrMa lnNm•tlon•I AMERICAN LEAGUI! W L Pct. GB 1 O I .OM Washington 0 0 .000 ¼ Baltimore Chicago 0 0 .000 ½: 0 0 .000 ½: C,eveland Detroit 0 0 .000 ½" 0 0 .000 ¼ Kansas City . . New York 0 0 .000 Ya 0 1 .000 1 Boston Monct.y"a Results WHhlngton 10 Botton I Tuelday"1 Probable Pitchers WaMMngton at 6altlmore-R1( 1 3-19) wa Walker (11-IOJ. N.w York et lot.Ion-Cot.,_ (6-t ) wt.. 81"9Wff (1.12). Detroit at Clew.land-Lary (17• 10) WL hit (16-1 1.) Kame, City at Ch icago-Dal.., (16-1 3) YL Wynn (.22.-10.) Wtclnnday'1 GlmN o.troit at Claw•land WMhlneton, at S.ltlfflOre N._ York at Botton NATIONAL Lt:AGUI TUNCl1r'1 Probebl• PltCMr, Loe AneelN at San Francisco-­ Pod- (144) YL O'Dell 110-12.) Phllact.lpfUa at Pithl:lu,wh nlNI � (12-12} n. Haddhc ( 1 2-12) Chic■JO at St. Louis nit..... H-• 116,13} YL Mlall ( l S-10.1 Weclnetday'1 Game■ Phll.delphla at Plttlbv,vh, nit. C lnctDNtl at MllwaukM \.ot, Angel" at S.n Francleco "'°" Evana W&J goins: strong against Jachon t wo weeb ago ·until the third inning. He•d ·allowed two scratch . singles. Bt1t be pu lled an arm muacle, apparently, and bas been playinl ouUield since. Evans falters today it'll be Bob Codu taking over. u Coach Ru1&ell Hoore of the pe n na nt bollnd Pantbel'i will open with Bob Cunnin,:bam on the mound and veteran Tom Grueser catcbJns:. Gallipolis, though the Blue Devili "haven't played anybody" other than Jackson, brings a heavy &Jugcing oontingent into Pomeroy today. Second 111cker Toady Thompson has 1 1 bits in 1 9 trips and 19 ft.Bi's. Jay Caldwel l Is five for 9 and Joe Duncan ti for 13. They are the team's leading hitter,. Elsewhere today Jackson invad­ es Middleport where Boone Hindy will 1pearhead the Jaclr:et mound corps sgainat Chuek Kes­ singer. Tomorrow the Jackett travel lo Racine to oppose Johnny Cleland, :J'ornado right• hander. CLOSER TO TITLE LONDON UPI - The Wolver­ Jct• Open Sea•on With hampton Wanderers moved closer Royals As Opponenlll to their third atraijht Engliah soc­ COLUMBUS Ul>I-The 1980 cer league title Monday by re­ Columbus Jet11 team. which opens fea ting Nottingham Forest, 3-1. League seHon Wolverhampton now leads second il!I International .Wednesday here against the place Tottenham by two points. Montreal Royals. has been des· cribed by General Manager Har­ WINS GRAND NATIONAL old Cooper as "the best dub we WINSTON-SALEM, N . C. UPI­ have ever brought north" Crom Glenn Wood of Stewart, Va., led spring training. al I the way to win Monday's 200· Cooper said the Jet.a have more lap Grand Natiohal Circuit stock speed, more power, better defense car race. Rell White of Spartan• and as good a pltch ing staff as burg, S. C.. was second and Jim the l 9!'i9 team that flnlahed sec• Maasey of · Me Ane, N, c., was ond. third. N I W YORK UPI - JOM Gon­ :ul••• 1 5 1 , Puuto Rico, outpointed BIiiy Flamio, 1 481/1, N._ York 110). HOL YOKI, Mass. UPI - Matt Mullane, 127, Sprlngfi.. d, Mt11., outpoint.ti Chna Fosml.,., 126, - 16) , PH,ILADl!LPHIA UPI - Char• ley Scott, 145, Philadelphia, out­ point.cl Frankie (Kid) Anselm, 149, Phl lad•lphla \10). PROVIDENCE, R. I. UPI Mlekey Dwyi,r "15. Joe De Plero, postponed. I nstalled I n Ou r Service Center l 1 hl l l O �==================================""''-'..'.:'.'n '...'.::::•:...:••:::'::."':_::�y•::•::":...:'.:.' PIPILINl!RS OP l!Nl!RGY Six American League Teams Start Chase After Senators Unltff Preu ln ..matlonal see the Whi t e Sol open at home The American League 1tarb it.a against the Kansu City Athletlct 60 th season in four cities t oday but the day's top crowd-about with everybody tryini lQ catch 40,000 - ii expected at Clev&­ the Washington Senators. l1nd'1 Municipa:1 Stadium where 12:S,,000 fans the .fans apparently are debatinl An estimated shQuld turn out in good weather whet her to hoist the American hoping for at least partial answers nag or Frank Lane to the center­ to three big questions: field nag pole. -Are the American League A crowd of abou t 20,000 will aH champion Chicago White Sox real­ the Yankees open against the Red ly that good'! Sox in Boston aad another 30,000 -Are the New \'ork Yankees will see the Senators play the Ori.. really that bad? oles in Bal timore: -Haa Frank Lane traded away the CleYeland Indillns' pennant chanc,�? The Ame1ican League, left at the post when the National League started· its nee 'on Apnl 12. ltaged its "presidential opener" before President Eisenhower in Washing­ ton, D. C., Monday when Camilo Pa�ual set I club record of 15 strilr:eouts in 1 10-1 victory· over the Boston Red Sox, Washin gton fans thus were assured Of rooting for a first.place team at least one day of the season. An estimated 35,000 fans will DUNEDIN, Fla. UPI - La teat Profe1slonal GoJf Aasn. figures showed Arnold Pa lmer still in t h e lead in money-winnings for the 1960 tour with $44,300. He has won five of the 13 tournaments he has entered thia year. For your :,,;.-'- will be acting head coach. Corum aaid he would "like to be named head coach on a per­ manent baals" but he noted the final say must be made ·by the athletic council and the u n lverslty's Board of G overnors. Lewla was retained "by the skin of his tee th" following 11 unlveraity athletic counci l recom• me ndation thai he be diamlased followi ng a losing 1eato n in 1908 and 1959. Stahr, in a statewide broadcaat Jan, 17 announced that Lewi1 was being reLa lned "but a· atcond chtnce la no p recedent for a third." Thia, in effect, put Lewi, on probation and app&rently In• atrument■I in bis decldln, to quit. Lewi, Hid he found it almost "impoN1ble" to work under such condition. and "it made recrul t­ ln1 tha, much touebet because the klda nenr knew if I would be here after neJ:t year or not." 111e vettr•n coach uid he will 1tay around and help Corum dur• 1n1 the remaind,r of 1prln1 prac­ tlco. Lewit alway, hH had an ex­ ceptional eye for t•lent ud Sleeler Coach Buddy Park.er will apparently put theH talenta to lood UH, The Mountlaneera racked up a record of 58 wlna, 88 Josie• and two ties durlna: Lewla' tenure at wvu. In 1"3 Lewia took the Mountalneere lo the Sus:ar Bowl. 1958 MERCURY Medalist 4 Door · · · · $1 595 Need a good work car? Then buy this one. Tires you could go lo Calilomia on right now. Runs good too. V-8 engine, automatic drive. Try It today. 1952 FORD V8 - 4 Door . . . . • · . . . · · $195 Beauty is more than skin deep in this smooth driving car! You really can't afford lo as& this job up._ It wlll save you money. A good one. Af a very good price. Try ii - you'll buy II. 1955 BUICK Super Hardtop Coupe · · · · $895 If you Uke the Buick, then you'll love this car. It can't be matched for comfort, power, q•let ride, easy bandl­ lng. Beautiful finish that alway, looks nice . A gootl buy. A good savm,s. 1957 HUDSON Hamtt Hard Top · · · · · · $995 Cqala . Bid,. A real sporty Job finished in heather, pink and white. Power steering, power brakes, automatic drive,, radio, heater. �•ts make a bed. One local owned car. Man, you'II like itl MIDOLEl'OBT ■■a ' l llll!'"W ■■ · 1 1 • , c •• •••••• •• ! •••••• , •• .._ ■ I �- II ':u •-;��;;;; ;; -••� I ■ •�••A• ... - - - ----··--------fc,.}f-­ -----!Ifii -... tra11il;11t ti· ._. l!�llllw. � ............... . . ... ·-· . • . ·- . ,:.!''"'. ·�•.i-. --.. ................... . ............ .... ...... ...., ...... ... .... ... ............. 11111 �-� _ ' If '" - .., .......... ., . .... . � ff' . ' iL . u .,7 t.'1..'I( � •:IP -&:00 'llJe Whtbh!r 'Day 1:15 ....,.., Storm 1:11 !<Ip of Nl�h• l:ot Tho Three Stoot• 1:30 .Llf'e or RUe:, 1:00 A.rth!ll' J. Smltll lfWI 8:HJ A Loot at the Weather bT'Jule RMin Show ,;so Am08 '11' Andy Y:JO Fron tie. 7:30 To Tell the Trbth 8:00 Denn is OjKe:efe Sbow 1,30 Manr tom ol Doby G11111 J:Oll Tltlhtrope 1 l:3P Red Skelton Show !0:09 Gatry Moore ,Show �:a,> 1 1 o•c� NeWI U,,:10 � Look at the Weather l\� 15 Special &01dcaat 1,2:00 Theater , l:S, "ha el 1 3 Wednesday i nn 1:00 Newi 1:11 Captaiu Kan1aroo " ,,ot Culoon ThOlllt '1:00 Red Rowe Show '0:30 On the Git J/IIO I Love Lucy r:::-:,� '1'lde 12:30 search For�morrow 12:45 'f"e G•llllna Ll&ht 1 :00 ileart ot the 1:$ � lbe World TUmJ 2:00 For Bett,r or Wone ' :1;90 H'?Ule P.,-ty \:00 The Mllllcmlire S:80 Th.a Verdict 11 YOUl'I 4:00 � Briihter DI) I: 11) • ue Secret Storm 1:30 �tf:ce ftf. Nl.ght 5:00 'riie Three Slo<>ges 1:30 The lJJe Of RIiey ltllO Arjbur J ,m)tb-l<ewo IJ: l G A Ipok at the Weather 6:20 JuJt Rivlin ShoW 1:30 Amoa •n• Andy t:00 Highway Pattol 7:30 Bl Our Quest 8:30 Men,- Into Space City ·' 9:00 The .Millibnain 1:30 I've Got A Secret J0:00 Armstrona: Circle Theater :1 :j)O 11 o•cl� lltWI J.l:lQ A Look at tbt Wt■ther .1:11 t'b.eater 11 Sip Off ) • I I' . .... . .... -· ; SAVE c,st, • �::O Eur • hl S L }S · "'.o Compete In Marble Tourney <• GALLIA & MASON ' COUNTY Agriculture Agents AS WELL AS ·!:ff Special .Reports , FROM . Ohio State University Keep Arta Fanner,s Inform� · . •M�. . tlti,. ,tJ . lf2 ;J(f P.MI ON . , . Bashon News Of The Week Chester spent a recent Sunday with M't. a'nd Mts. Robert White. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McKenzie of Salem spent a weekend wlth thtllr d�ush,ters and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Circle. Mr. and ¥ts. Noel Wilson and family of Pomeroy spent Wednes­ day evening with ltr. and Mrs. Al­ va Whlttake� Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McKay spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mn. Walter Harris of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1Babcock of Cltettp spent •"!1 a(temoon with ind .Mn. A. B. Balley. Mr. And· Mrs. Junior White - �nd d� htfJt of, War_s,.w, - •�nt ..a week en�· w(� Mr. and Mra. Groter If•· Wh •· • . . ., . . EVERYTHING FRO,,, SOUP TO NUTS · sou p �(Q)t T . If - r NUTS (a) "AIC.111 .' ,ori(leth . and . , · �- ,ind �abb, f>avld, of Colllmb�. �peht 1 " �•cl llt11. Ed�le Grlff!lb.' D•� ,lared ti,, , loa rer -q,m :, 'W J 'Ercf.f ; , ��n<!,,wJth Mr. - TODAY ---' vu_1�; , ,' � .' ' . 1'954 OLDSMOllll Slper 18 . .· STARK'S PHARMACY Phone WY-Z.Z- 3:$() '!ho 1)o You Tnut f:Oil AJner!<ap l1Ddft.an<I. O:IS My Pr(ind l'Jlcq 1:00 Bon l'nn<llro Belt y..,. - -• e:.(o W�1ther 1'1ller 9:tl �olln Daly New 1:00 Four 111■1 M•• '1 :,0 Mu1le for a Sprint Ntaht �-311 Sl!O<lal Tonlpt . �:: Flpt, h I LE 81' - 2 0.r · · · · · -, $895 1955 OLDSMOBI . ,. .fl. "' , , . Chmiri. rB:;:fuesdoi '" i"61 �eu._a.,,.,...,,, 1-:IP ]!e,Ueu tiw a� � ""' 111t rrte•cla ,a,@ 1;,,,. ni.t 11Gb l:00 �boot Facu � � "'I"•• • l:ao Medic li!II "°"" - ._.. 2:116 1)o)' 1,n Court. e,� WeatbennlD 2:30 Qtle Storm s�ow .;¥ Joi.a Daly lfen 3 :00 8Pt tht ciock t ·- ., Solid black finish. Hyd,am�tlo drive. ,radlo, heater, good tlrJIJ, Utelie� �. i\ -q'®ly Oldw�l>lle throughout. l ' .· ' • ' ..S",/e It t�. .,�-. '� ., •.� .,. WI aiw&n •• • � New.ear ' . . ' 1,00 Malathion � emuJ1lon «)ncen, t.rate-J tablespoonful, and one � of w111tar. ,f•/f ,WtH: The1e are extremely ,maH ei1l1;. Jea:,ed; winlleu, 10ft­ bod.led creatures related to the P•ST CONTl:OL spiders. They are not insect,. BJ Daw� Guinn, WVU Plant 1'hey auck the tap from the leavea PatMl..l•t and lntomet.,l,t cau,in1 typical mottled di.Kelora. . OffltfMntal■: Pine Shoot and lion of the planta. When • seYere tip 111otb1. Sprayina for control o1 the leaves may dry out and may overwinterint larva which are even drop. The mites moatly over­ emer1in1 a nd be1inning t.o feed winter .. egp on the lwlp or --;:,.. should be done now. One applica- tree, and lhrub&, tllOH H ever­ lion of DDT should be applied greens may be found on the leave. liberally m order to cover all nee- allo. BeM control result.I iroro dies and bud1. Use 4 pounds . of 1prtng ,praying to kill the )'OUncl 50% DDT weltable powder in J OO Of th, ftnt aeneraUon. Everirten1 gal lons of water or 6 t1ble1poon1- .fflduld' be· ■prayed" before .May 1 ful per 1 gallon of W.\ter. 1'-.J:11 20. Deciduous 1.ree■1 and abru 5-r � application o f D� will u1u-1} f lb�ld be •prayed b&fore June � 5, le.ave enough re11due to kill 11w.i 10. A 1lngle applicallon is U!lllai l y fly larvae th,t appear the latter etfecUve. Uie 1 tablespoon ful of part o( April. This ls e11peciall)' 1 50% Malathion emul8ion ,,onceri­ important In Christmas tree plan. trate in I gallon of water. For tations. Christmas tree plantations and Row Sule: For control on rasp- larger spraying operations: (Make berry follow the schedule of ½i two app Hcatioas. 7 days a p.art J 2 pint or liquid lime sulfur J n 1 gal . pints of Malathion emulsion con• Ion of wat� when new leaves ap. centra te in 100 gallon& water. pear or show leanets. For conirol Oyst.,1h1 I I Seal•: This acale in• on rose5, sug,:est the ornamental sect occurs on lilac, ash, populas, ! spra)' mix t ure of Ferbam, DDT, will 6W , maple, apple and dog . �lathion, Sulfur. The Malathion wood. The insects may be so abul).• la the active in.g:redienl a1ain1t the dant that they 1 orm a crust on thl! l'L ABNER scales, but the other ma tertait will bark: . The tiny Insect under thp EJ:'.CUSE ME. add protection aeainst the leaf scales suck juices from tlte trett, FO' 6USTiN1 spot and other ttoubles on roses. A weakening it and even kilJing it . IN, IN TME regular spuyJll� of rose bush� '11le I nsects overwin ter as Uny MIDDLE O' , 1hov).� be&Jn now. whtte eggs un�er, the . 11ca1e. an.� r,uii lH' }.Jt6HTlJhodod,■nci r'Pfli ,..-.,: Spray they hatch in May. · · · 1�m : f, · t�un� 11-.Q.d h1Wer .l.J,m})s a t !la)' · -. . 1 " , • 1$1:! fore t ese youn1 Iono a J:0"4I1 . 111 � lev el lQ •n.d z:epeat "JR u)· ! ted!ve al se �. they may ·� 'fc;¢.e� H' � � •u t ab fSP.QOl).8/ul of 50 · • I et\ tab e J)Owjer irJ l . IA Ion of :at- sprl$'ed thorougplr. x,ep �be. pl)e;:,,1 _ur. 1 ,r-1 , sure spraye� wel pu111eed �p : � �ti� 1 i!' " ,· er. . . . Ulle tnl Jd • J\#llt,r �t.-' ni, foliate al aehleve max unum prf?uure. . T o1r•. bl poon of Malathiofi�.:, 50% es ta tteff juntper'- pf.111eJ_,.1� pfi of· emulsion concentrate in I (lillon tl!ri be�ome pal� colored ud U1' thrifty due to the lnjur)' oh tiny, water. Spray about May l&-20, 'P.n ... . . , . circular, arayish-whtte M?ale which t1ifJ Pt. "Pleasant area. ·1a1 . i ., •uner,nou1 Scale: S.me reconi• . ,, ­ becqmes abundant on need les ana for oystenhell twigs. Spny about May lO w1th m111ndatililna as 1 1 tablespoon .1 of 50% Malathion scale. �mall Fru!h emul•foa cOncentr•te in 1 &al lOfl SU'1JWberr1ea: Watch for the firat . of wa·ter. signs of spittle masses. Spray wltb Do..oed aor.,.-· Thfl8fl Clterpll• Essy, Hope. · lan bore in the cam bium ,, CIW!in& a mixture of Mala thlon 50% emulaion concentrate--- 1 tableaj,oon an4 YQU can make rough � areu that die. Thia it .all riliht; Methoxychlor 50% wettable pow, feed.Jng aften kills. bran chet and 1de � level tableapoon, r Thia eYen whole trees. The adult moth mixtu11e may not be appli� an)' laya ew in .May and early June later than 7 da)'s berore harveat. near scan and. wounds on th:e For added control of funl\yl trunk and lower br1acbe1. Proie<1t dlieases 1 would sugaest that a the tree by palntlns: the trunk anj'! lotfer M'aache• wtth the DDT soh,- level tablespoons of 50% Captan be added to thi1 mixture. mended for rhodode n= ... J\a1pberrie1: For control of rose , : : Holly and Boxwood LN f Mlntrt, sta1e, see Ornamentals. While these are two d ifferent i nsects,_, both belong to the order Dlptera. They mine in lhe leaves, Cll,00 rirsl as a thin line and then " broadening out In to an ugly blotch. Leaves are diseolored and drop J,, prematurely, resulting In an unsightly shrub. For control of boswdod leaf min· er, · time the ap'.t'ays to coincide Eight schools have announced with bloom of Weigela and Mock theiw intentions to compe te in (he Onnge. Third Annual Mason County Mat• For control of holly leaf mine�. bles Tourney according to the Pt. spraying shou ld l>e done on ii 1 Pleaaant Cha�ber of Comme rce eo­ warm sunny day at_ �e lime the 1ponaor ol .th� ..ev"nt along with- . new leaves are bee,.nnlng to e». th i q t ,,li6as..:1t Register. . ·;_ · � pand f . ·• ' lcq_Qo)s entered so far are f..I'! • use a spr•" Fo� both pests ... ::. . Roosevelt, Central m ucture as follows: DDT 50% ",.I!' Henderson, Sc hool, •Beech Hilt,' sunny- 'f Gra de table powder-2 tableapoonsfu I.lei�, Bl'Old Run, )Jount Olive, and � j New H•ven. Last year's total num- · ber or entires in the county's sec­ ori.d championship was 16. The winner from each partlci-­ NAN l.:Y pq,ting school will compete for the eo.�ty c:hampioruilup the seeond week of May. Trophle&- and pri1es will be awarded each winner with I'LL TREAT the Register's large . champion'& MYSELF TO A trophy going to the county winner. NICE LUNCH It's got that go-go-go. With the VB Rocket engine and straight stic)<. A real sharp little Ol<la. One· local owner. Try it today I ,. �x..f•• r-=, M,._1 ._ .,_ �..... - lo .. "'!"f •_;:wt:ttt:tv ChunneJ ·. a:. \tj r�:; t..r· . Dougtr a, JiJ -----. ,--------• ---- ............ \Vest Virginia Fann News 1958 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 2 Door · . . · $1 795 ;:: ■ mm ------·------- Katie . Doonan Show �PIO Cha�el 1 3 Tuesda1 I ir: Truly the fines{ of the luxury cars. The one owner gave this dream car the finest of care. Looks factory fresh. Of eourse it has all lhe Cadillac eonveniences. This is the one you've waited for. bUTTON'S Dr�g s,o,e Clusroom W.ffTN�TV' �Channel 13 · · · · $1 995 Coupe Deville · · 1956 CADIUAC " • Ma, ----------- Club Sedan. Beautiful light blue over dark blue finish. A car fbat's sure to please from any angle. V-8 engine, automatic drive. Compare the car - compare the price. It can't be beat. "' . --���·- •=··· - 7 , r 1954- lORD Custam V-8. 4 Door · · · · · · $595 11 • .. . at our clean, Safety-Teated NEW CAR TRADE - INS1 1955 FORD Fairlane . . · · · · . . · . . . . . . · $795 \. Sl'1' On C!!lltlnontal Play Your Hunch Price I., Rl,t:t Concentr1Uon Truth er Con1equenct1 It Cou ld Be You Mid Day New1 Movietimt Loretta Youn& Theater Young Dr. itlalone Fr-q,q naue Jtoo.t.• Co�e4y, Pl�OUN Adventure Tinle Steamtioal BIP Quick Draw Mconw Music th the :Round Tbe Jin1 �hr 8h09 . w,-�111.ett.■ 9' Nt1WI Plctlll'f' Runtl•y Brtnklu Report -..1 W11on Trajn Price Is Rlid>t Perry Como Sl>qw Thi1 is Your Llfe Tombitone Terrl1.orJ Na,r, Buclllut 11'fllhM<ul 1be Jack Pav Show Sip Off =-;':.J!!shl 11;.. Qannel I - Wellaesdtlt ;i:: ::.!::;"":1".!e:oo C1i_rtoon Speetacular ll:13 Sportl :Re,ort 8:30 Romper Room 11;20 Lit■ SIio• 9:30 Movie ·2:fl lip Off ' . :a"! ' -.. A very eractical car. Beige finish, clean interior, auto­ matic drtve, radio, heater. A real good value. Try It and you'll agree. ■■■■■■■■-■■ ■■ M■■ I ----- :::.-4 ='- •,::;-­ WH ; r"7 - - - -­ .. . Cream • llloll • � 8:411 . 9:0!/ 1:00. 9:!)I)· . 9:!IQ:10,00· 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 1 : 0Q 1 : 10' 2 :30 3:00 3 3Q 4: 00 4: lll) $:QI) 5 8:00 l:!11 f· J5 J:3C a:4.11 "1:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 10: 00 t0:80 ll:00 ll:IO n:11 30 °'"1!118' 3 - Wednesdar lb atnoman Co,t 45 Alcoa Preoenl■ Keep Taltln1 'nle New, Toni8111 �:t!II Scanoln1 the Wotbor k:1G Sporlil Report 11:15 Lat■ Show 818D Off --"'- value �y,, tool TUSSY'1 DEODORANTS' 4:30 Adven ture Theater 5:00 Steamboat Bill &:30 Wooey Woodpecker ·e:oo MU81e i n the Round 6:1& lim Thacker Sllow 8:2!! Weathercut G:30 !\ir ws Plrt1.119 8:45 HuntJey Brinkley Report f:00 CannonllaU f:all Lal'll!Ut 8:30 Startime 9 :30 Arthur Murray Party 10:00 M-l!qu,d 10:30 Ptt,I Silvera Show U · ot ...... ".. 1u.... 11:W 'W•illlettut U: lD J1�k 11,ar fhow l :00 �ilD 00 r Q:�P W�•tt E•rp -J.oolr af ,,.... l,ig , )'Olli Guardian Angeli Channel 3-l 'uesda, ;�,: 4:00 'Comed)' Playhouse Q:00 11:31! J0:00 10:80 U:00 � �B1�\ �iil - - .. TE LEVI SI ON GU ID E WSA Z.TV Chan tte l 3 - .,.. Hone,moonon 7:30 iBro11co SECOND CAR FIRST LOOK . L. ENOS RETIR EMENT BUFFALO, N. Y. UPI - Harry H ane'orink helped t he Buffalo Bi• sons solve a major Infield pro­ blem "MondilY by agreeing to end his brier retirement to handle th ird base for lhe Jntcrn;i.tional League club. Pappy Lewis Resigns As Head Grid Coach At West Virginia MORGANTOWN, W. VA. UPIA fter 23 years it's back to professional football ror West Vlr• ginia University coach Art {Pap• py) Letwls who resigned from hls poaltlon Monday. Lewl1 will go with lhe Pi ttsburgh Steelers as • n assistant coach and scout, eftecttve July J. Lewis 15 a native or Middle-port Ohio, where he starred in foo t• ball an d was one of Ohio Universlt y's all · tlme (Creal lineman. He has appeared •t two Yellow Jacket footbal l banque ts in the las t decade. University President EM1 J. Stahr announced that Gene Cor· um, as aulatan t under Lewla dur. ::.:.:: .:WVU -------------·--==-----· 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 19, 1960 STANDINGS 1t•11 be Pau l EYan1, 6· 2 Negro pitcher against the Pomeroy Pa�• t hen here today al t hough the big fast-baijer haan't worked bi& arm for oyer two weeks. The game, scheduled for 4 p. � m. on the Panther diamond back or the Junior High- School, should ''Let·• walk In. We',. ball pleJ­ just about point t he finger at the •rs--" teJ:m destined to become champs of the SEOAL Southern Division. The P1n then need this one lo cle.n up the fl.nt round with all v ido:ies. Gallipolis, with one loss to Jackson virtually would be elimutated from repe1Ung laat year'• t.ltle mark. Giardello Sure Of Victory No�· Johansson Ready In Fullmer Mix To Sign Papers For June Battle NEW YOHK UPI-Ingemar Joltansson, jubilant over adding an air-plane pilot's license to his accomplishments, plans to sign today or Wednesday for his re­ turn heavyweight title bout with 1 Floyd Patterson the week of June 1 20 at the Polo Grounds. "I feel fine and I hope to sign for the bout Tuesday or Wednes­ day " Johansson said after arriv­ l ng ' by jet Monday night rrom Europe. " I plan to fly hack to Europe Wednesday and will re­ turn to the United Slates May � to finish my tralnln& at Grouln­ ger ' s. Blue ·oevils Open With Evan s Hasn't Worked Since Loss To Jackson Nine ,en Dally Senllnel, fymeroy-Mlddleport, 0., April 19, 1 960S O. '"""OY, • PO..,,. E · MAl N ST REE'f " .,::;_;;:::;;�:.:,;:;::;;______;...____ r $695 4 Door. A-good de�ndable c� thit ls worth much more money. Famous . V-8 Rocket, engine with bydramatk Su· • Drl�e, Here's your chante lo step pp to an Olds at � he rlgltl price. ·ic ._- -.,,,,.,.. � cc:a,r "�- . � _ _ _ _ . Karr �,,.Vi�--,Zandt. � ' Oldmlolllle - Cadlu.e --:-- Rambler .. Pomeroy, Phone WY.f:-SSU · l . , .I ' 11 Olllo. -�., • ..... . .. .. ' ;. '.. ' .' �� ') t,-D� _Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 19, 196-0 Eastern High BPW Club Members Attend Anniversary H onor Roll Celebration At Gallipolis Monday Nigh t Announced ly LUCILLI HAWKlkl Fr}7 Prol.�"" �nal W saomen, s C!ub at the Farmers Hotel. j•• Edith 'B. Strom mer, fir1t vice pruid�-..i of the Oklo Federation <1.nd Profeuioo&I of Bulillleset Womeo'a C)uba wu the ■peak.er for th\- dinner meeUag, Abo present wa11 the .President of the Ohio Federation., Mn. Apes & Merritt and Mn. Obloe Malo11e:r. iftJediate pHt prnldent of the Ohio Fedenllon, who , spoke '.>rierty to the uou� . cowd ery · the Oharter members by M isa Young a Hisloty of the G a.l U'Polia Junion: Judy Chaf-fee, Ray Cole,Club w.11.s given bJI Ed ith Hutsin- man, Richard Frost, Charles C ur Pillar. tis, Charles Collins, DorJJ CaldweU Len , Pleasants WIS the chair- Paul Brown, Leatha Bibbee, Helen man in chau;e of the evening · 6 Be nz, Karen Badgley, Paul And ­ program and inl.rodueed the 11pea- rews, Ma xine Pooler, Miry Goebel, Jack Kelley, Mary Ritchie, Shirker for the eventna. At the close of the meeting ttu: ley Myers. lara: e de c:orf,ted anniversary cake Sophnmore!I : Mary Jane (' ashdol­ lor, t\ ;1) c J':ihr, [v" t; ill:rnd. J 1Jd;. whkh was cut by Miss Young . Tb\! meeting was et.lied lo or- was served wllh Ice CN:■m. rick. ., 1a r� tu tv.:1.ns. (;eraldinc der b)' Ethel M■ude Young, char[)ursl . ,111r1,� Davis, Betty Cowdery, ter pr.tdeot of the Club and Enga11ement Announced Cary! C'hrvdicr. Janl't Caldwel l , I Madie 'Nul, president �f the AnnouneemeR l is being made of Larry Ra i lry, Lila Bahr. Donna Gallipoli, clu b pre,;,ided and in• lhe engagement and apptoaebing Ba hr, 1., · ,an c.. Anurt>w, Marilyn Adtroduced the honorPd guesta and marr i age oC Miss Bettie J. Wise, ams, arol Parker. �l anlyn n C y al■o thi past pre,idenlli of the daughter of Mr. and Mn. C. R- Koe hi l' r . Ka1·,•11 S n ydl'r, '.,'ar1lyn Club. Wise, Coral Gables, Florida, to Stenrns, Con nu· �peurer Following the intr oduction or �. "1r . William Curtis Brown, Miami. f'reshmen. Melanie Brown, Jan M iss Wi&e has been employed a9 et Bis11cll, Judith Codner. Sharon assistant bookkeeper -for The Frecker, L�lc N ichols, Richard Keyes Realty Companies of Miami Nease, Sue :\tyer11. Barbara Hill. - --- - �- --­ for the past several years. Mr. POMEROY, ORIO Brown is associated with RowellHorwred Van Atta Acco uslics, Inc., Miami. ohn Jones was guc�l of honor TONIGHT A late summer wedding is being at • dinner Sunday at his home in planned. The Wiln are former Syr■tusc m ob»ervance of his 93rd '"THE WONDmFUL :·,Hddleporl realdenta. COUNTRY" , _______ birthday. Robert M.itdlum, Jull.e London DECL ARI IOYCOTT Present wne his t.on an<' dau;ih TOKYQ UPI-The powerful ter-in-lP�. Mr. and Mn. Ernest General Co,mdl rf J&penese Jon� of Al buquerque, N. M., Mr. THUJtSDAY ar.:d FllDAY Trade UoiOns baa declared a boy and Mrs. C. B. Weese and son, cOtt of Soutb Atl 'i.ra goodR 1n Don, '..fiss Marcia Karr, Mrs &-11"TIIE GENE KRUPA STORY" proteat againit South Africa'■ r■- lah Gibbons and the honored Sal Mineo - SUB&n Kohner cl l po l ic i U 08 t. ''':.·-------��-��� - -- --- · - - - -• ���':'.� ·�����:::'.��������� - ,l �Ir. and Mn. Robert Harbrecht and family of Columbus were w�ekt'nd guest:s of thetr puenls_ �I r. and Mrs. Norm1n McCallum dnd Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Har• brt-Chl. Mr. and Mra. Robert wuner and d1Ughters of Rocbetller, N'. t.' . , and Mr. and Mrs. C larence .:itratton of Oakwood were wet.II; t'nd guesls of their parenta, Mr. rnd Mrs. Robert Warner, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Strong r nd famlly ot Wilkesvi l le were 1-::i.ster guests of her pareot.s, Mr. and Mrs. H�nry Reibel. .\fr. and Mrs. Manon How,11 n::turned lo theu home i n Colwn· l) U:S Monday afler a weekend Yisit Nilh Mr. 1111d Mn. James Will rnd family and Mr. arid Mn. Wal ,er Walker. John :�1ora, Virginia Curtis. Ronald ''BOY" SUIT ot 1ray &nd nav y glen-plaided •Uk ta wom with a. lavish., bow-tied wtute •ilk ahlrt blou8e. It WU de-, stgned by Oleg Cualnl. 'The straight, cutaway j■.cket bN blaa-cut patch pockota. MEIGS THEATRE Afed Man NO COMPRDMISE With five of t he six compacts. you have to compromise . . . but with The Lark, there's no comprom ise on select ion, room iness, pcrformance or l uxury. 0f:ILYTH£ LAR K, of all compacu. givet you a choi� in 11/I mod,!, of a 90 hp. "conomical �ix-q, I inder enp;ine or doubly powerful V-8. For the semnd ,iraigh1 year. The Lark V-! 1.0pped all other dght1 in the Mobilgu Economy Run. 01VLY THE L."r.R K. nf all 6 paurng"r compacll, is lt111 than I .S fCf't i n IC"ngth (it i i ,hnrtn mmide 1hilll a l l other compacts); but in�ide then:!'1 larger-car room, !nu slx pu5cnger comfort. Mr. and Mrs. Wather Evans ,r nd son, D11v1d, of Melvinville, .\heh., and Mr. and Mn. Dall■■ Arnett and dau&hter, and Jobn LJ11l of Marnofield were weekend .!lUeSlS or John Dill and daua:htet, .\1iss Esther. Rock Sprin gs Cub Scouts Hold Birthday Party The birthday or Chuck Bartels w:1� ohservl'd last week when lt1P Rod Springs Cub Scoul.9 Den Two of Park 246 met with the IW.n Mother5, Mrs. Dwight Logan and '.,!rs. Vernon Evans at the Logan home. M1•·hael Still and Michael Young led 111 1he Pledgt> to the Flag which 01wnf'll t lH" mt:cting. f'ol:vwing lhc mel'ting ■ wiener ro11s1 wa� J1dd uml a birthday cake baked by �Ir� Logan and decor­ ated in the cuh Scout col ors, and koolaid were served. Prcscnl were Jack Moore, Lar• ry Walker, Keith Ev11111, Sklp J.,o . gan, Mike ('arlelon, Michael Bentz, \fichuel Ymmg, }lichael Still, 1'er• ry Slalnakrr. Den Cluer, Mrs. Lo­ gan. '."1n . Evans, and a guest, Mrs. �·1nrcnee Halley. ---'----- Enterprise 4-H Met Saturday At Logan Home 01.VLYT H E LA R K , of all rompacts, offen Il l/ lht�e: autom�tic uammi11i(ln, powrr fiteering ar11I hr:1ke1, 'JWin Tr.1cdon d itferential, ◄-barrel carburetor. Hill 1-!older, a ir condition ing, rtc lininp; seal!, padded dash and 1r1any other fC"aturt,. The flag eeremony and the 4-H pledge opened the meeting ot the Enterprise 4·H Club Saturday a f• ternoon at the home of Mrs. Dwi,c:ht Logan, advisor. Eggs don1tt-ed by the memben; were coloced by lhc girl, assisted PY · Ml',. !Agan aM Mr«_ Hl'.' rb,:rt Dl �olf, assistant advisor. Moy!� P1M uree; wore taken during the projl'cl by �\ofr. togan. The group then took the eggs to the Children's Borne. Re£reshments wl'rc aerved by Mary Mc Kem:ie to T1t1rlene S!ll ith, Anlta Hall. Huth Ann Brothers, Karen Walker • .Jacklyn Seidenahel , Susan Dixon, the advisora and guests, Mr�. F'lorence Halley, Ho1:l'r Dixon aud Skip Logan. Tlw nf'XI mreiini:i will be Sat11,, d�v afh rnoon. April 30, and lhc girls an• reQ11r1;ted tn bri11g ptlt· tt:fllS or mah-rial f11r lhdr projf'cl. 0NLYTIIE LA R K , of all c.onwacts, offcn you a full choice of compil< 1 model1: Conver1ihlt (only one in the f1dd), budtop, 2 ;111d 'I-door Kdam. 2 and 1 -door �,at ion waguu1. Wl1y wmpromi>f? Vi1i1 your .'i mdet.ak.er Deall'r and look ai • • • • Tl1e Co111pact I Vifho11t Co11111ro111ise/ EARTHOUAKE-RESISTANT TOKYO Ul'I-Nrw prdahricat· ed house!!, <l'la i med to he I vn-hoon and ea?'thquakl"-resistant will be marketed in Tokyo for $1 ,300 to $1 .600 this sprln,:. The plastic and metal houses are patterned '"" t he fusel, .. ot •n ,irpl,ne the builders said. �?':rvoEBAKER ----- i TOM RUE MOTORS, 399 So, Third St., Middleport, O. -----IA.YI l:IID II IUQ WITH AID-ALWA...,SIIY CtllllfllO 1111D DAIII-IOLD DIily If YOUII nu111un- OULU Y•._ - I 111 1ht l'ltc. lo lltihf , , , NIC Tt"""'°" ohowl * ******* * * ••· , llVtr IOU pjeces fOf every room In your home ADD A PIECE as your needs increase C'. Mr. alld Mrs. Leland Shumway and soos of Akron visited recent­ ly with hill uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Deem and family of Morning Star. Weekend g'uests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeut-Or and q■ugh• ten were Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Dickin11on and family of Colum , bus. Sunday guests were Mr., and Mrs. Dale Valentine and family or P.irkersbuq;. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers and daui,:h ters, Nancy and Janel of N� ].!jOnvil\e and Mrs. Gtynella Wise were �aster gueahi Of llr. and Mrs. Thomu Young. Pat Quinn spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grue1er and was accompanied home Sun­ day by Mrs. Quinn and daughter who spent :;everal days with her parents. Mr. and M n . John Fl5her •nd sons of Akron were weekend guests ot their parent6 Mu. William Fi6hcr, Minersville and Mr. a11d fib;. Henry Rouah ' Ra· , :111c. Mr. and 'Mrs. F. E. Shaeffer of Columbus were weekend guetts vf Mr. and Mn. Harold Black• :iLOn 11nd family. Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearh11 spent the weekend in Canal Win­ chester with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ev&n.9 and family. PLAN and ARRANGE YOUR NIIIT e PRIVATE PARTY e RECEFrlON e BANQUET · • MEETI1'G "'::,• HOTEL MARTIN ;:'..:..:.S�..::.t':';':..:::" ""'• '·� ,, !TI . • , ,,,..,,. ... .. POMPOY._ Priwte l(OODll FOir 10 M> l11 Poot,lt J�·.J.:i:i,7..,:· .. , ' ;J:(/i V V �-.-.. ...,;i,i: ' ' FRII PARKING After 8 P .N. with Merchants Pollee Senlee < • FU�NITURE IM MIDDLEPORT . ' , ' • # .. ... � - · · · · · · -· - ·· · • · · a■fl' ... • • • • ... . .. ..., .. . .. . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . . . � . � - - � HIDE,AWAY UR Serving Good Food and Ltpl B•Yerll".t Untjl .:30 A.\!, ·' .' ' and Mn. Geor1e W111oner ot lle­ ConnelavtUe, and :ro.. flltlm all ■nd Bob 1'er1u.on of W W. Va. Aho vlaltin1 with Kl cil were Mr. and Mra. BiU Cl The officers for the coming year were Installed Monday Ame6vllle, who are lhe paren evening when the Middleport PT A met at the hlgh schoOI for Mr. and Mr■. Dick Clark. tea their regular meeting . Mrs. Leland Brown, Immediate past in the IO<!■l ■chool l11t Yhfpresidt:al. was the installing officer and installed Charles Asa Mr. and Mra. Harry Houda Bradbury as president, Mrs. Charles Ase Bradbury as vic e returned borne Monday from president, Mrs. Lucy Gregg ;is second vice president, Mrs. v111it In Elbridge, New York, George Hactelt u secretary, iirs. their aon-in-law and daua:hter, Harold E. Hubbard 11 1Ssistant Terry Stobart, Riekey Hoover, &nd MN. R. S. Plact and ehlld Pal Eddie See, avid fi.fe and secreta ry and Donald Plunkett 45 D They were ■ccompanied to Gre.sa , lreasureL dleport by the Places who will 1 The ,pl■y WU dlrt'cted ·by the mair, for a short v\■lt. Alter the lnatallati�n Mr s . , teacher, Mrs. Guy Reynold• ■nd Brown r,reaenled �lad 1Undy, 1 Mra. Clarence Lac::ey wa& the ac­ . the re.tlnna: president, w:i th a companist. PTA pm. Rev. Fred I. Gardner Mr. and Mn. Vir&:ll Walker of opened the meeting with prayer. lt was announced that the Bash■n, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy delegates IQ the SoutheHt Dis­ Curti, of Pomeroy, were Sunday trict Conlerence which will be supper guests of Mr. an d Mrs. held on May 3 at Marietta wouJd Lewis Walker. Mrs. Lillian Napper and Mrs. be the new offkere who were J\!}>ert Baer atteoded the Revival installed. meetifli at Laurel Cliff. The banner 1watd was won by Mrs. will,rd Faudree, Mn. Esta the Kindergarten Cla11 who pre­ Baer and Mn. Lewls Walker sent,ed tbe play "Goldlfocks and risited Mrs. Hanson Holter Wed­ the three Bears'' in full coatume. nesday. Tbe .announcer for the program was Patty Harris and little Goldi­ lorka was played by Jill Harria with Maralynn Tracy as Mama Bear; David Fife as Papa Bear and Melanie Hackett was the 8ab:y Bear. Milisa Riter was the little Dancing Bear. a, p���� ��I!. '.T The chorus for the story were · •Ii in bear costumes and includ­ ltrs. J. W. BeatUe and aon, Ray ed: )li&11on Quillen, Gayle Cairns, of PJ.. Pleasant spent Easter Sun FloilneU Bttrhey, Cathy Klng, day atb Mr. and Mrs. Verner See Dula and Marla Neut.ding, Susan Mr. and Mn. Blaine Walburn and Weiman, <IU'riE:t Demosky, Audria daughter were a1so dinner guest� Ru,aell, Bronwyn Daily, Monier,, or the Sees. Hackett, Rita Lous... Phillips. Penni Mr. and Mn. Charlea Miller and W•ltera, Ruby Nicinsky, Helen children, Connie, Sammy, Gary and EJ:;gert, Pamela Manley, MiliN Ricky and orvetta Weaver of Hil Riz,r, Caralynn Tracy, Lavonna lards and Mr. and Idr,. H. H. Greg• Wri&ht. ory or Cleveland were week eod e CHUCKLE FOR TODAY I NIW ICONOMIC SYSTIM A S,.,aev.■ father ef tw. NM put lloth to work In hi, .. tM at a IMCMf'&tll Plf NIie. Soon OM .. , 1ittln1 down. "Hew come"' Mid Dad. N"fo heck with thit �,Iring, aalcl th• aittln1 •n. I In lfOnna AYa my Money,'• • VOL XII NO. 4 • at y • e n t-1 n e • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Widneaday, Aprif 20, 1 960 l'EATIIER s;>,GLE f;O!"\' -. tic - Around And Ab.out ■ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown and famliJI of Cbilhcotbe were Easter guesl8 of Mn. · E&fl Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jtuated. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jonea of Albuquerque, N. M., were tbe weekend gue11ls or bis lather Sarah h?yle:,, Delene Delegal, John Jones and Mr. and Mra. D1vld Mitchell, Gary Cairns, 8. Weese. Floyd Burney, Kenneth Mitchell Mr. and Mr■. Denver Frank and Jimmy Snyder, Tommy Quillen: children Sandra, Jay and Ricky Bobby Jeff J-lysell, Tommy Cooke, returned lo their home in Alli­ Steven Story, BlllJI Buck, Steven ,rnce Monday *fter a weekend Crai&, Michael Taylor, Stewart \'isil 'INilh her parent.a, Mr. and Nehlman, Jimmy Cochran, Jeffery Shank, David Krawsczyn, Joe Mrs. Wilbur Moore. Welker, J. T. Rue, Bobby Tilus, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore re­ Bobby Hyaell, Chester Rou11h, ceived word that Mr. and Mn. Lewis Thompson former Pome­ roy residenls, moved laat week from Porf�mouth to Akron. A double celebration waa held Sunday at tht:! home of Mn. Edli.a l•'aulk and Mr. and Mra. Richard r',riend on the llarrlsonville Road. l\s well as an Easter celebrallon the blrthd.iy of Mrs. Faulk w11 ob­ i;crved. She received many nlee gi:lll and a fam ily dinner wa■ held in the aflernonn. O: her.9 preaent were Mr. and .\in. Kenneth NcKlhney and two sons, or Urbana; Mr. and 'Mra. Glenn Ft\ulk and children of- the Galllp,•lis road; Mr. and Mra. Char• les Ftiulk and two childl't!n ol the \thens road; Mr. and Mn. Robert , ,mlk and dau1hter of Pomeroy ,inti ?.t:r. and Mra. Clinton Faulk nd t •.vo chlldren or' the H1rri10n­ l'i\le lload. Mra. Edna Faulk i1 the nune •'omp;mlon for Miu Lola Ctril la ",iiddleport. COME IN roR YOUR fREE 4-COLOR BOOl'LET or OUR COM rLETE PROVINCETOV. � COLLECTION . . , "THIRTE�N COLONIES" Mrs. Earl Drown has returned home after a ficveral months vJij,t rn 1'' Jorida w1Ul her son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haile.)' and !amity. Mrs • Edna Fa U lk Honored With Birthd ay Dinner . Middleport PTA Installs New Officers At Regular Session At High School M.o nday Mainly Abou� People I n Pomeroy C E. Bibee, priric1p1l of the Mrs� Nellie Vale, of Carpenter, Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, Mr s . tern High School. has an E.11t1 . Hou ddi d Fr Miss and e ny e _Mrs. Kenneth McElhin Wesley 1 d nouncoo the honor roll for the �th d Miss Mary Phillips, o( New Haven , ashel\,, of oo.1 dlepart, an six week.s p..r1od as follow5: were in G_aWpolis Mond,.y e\rening where they attended the Senion: Sandra Waln';- Janet So25th r ry ce lebration of the Gallipolis B usiness and vel, Dale Sho1»alter, Roger Rose, . .. Church Of Christ Easter Decorations Attract Attenti.on Special decorations were pl at'ed In the Mldd\l'port Church or Chris! by a committee headed bv �rs. Edgar Allensworth for the ·Easter season, Thl' first decorations were plac• cd in the church for Palm Sunday settvlcea whep palms were uaed with candlea. The community Good P'rlday se,vic,e,i were held at the church 1md the lighted crosa on the htll waa re11.tur.ed and t.'h � lighted word1 "He Is Risen'' and n�wers were added to the decor­ ation,. guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mont Miller. Mrs. Dorothy Rathburn has ac­ cepted employment at the Waffir Shop. She will fill the v1canc� created when MiH Flo Hutley be gan her new employment at th, Home Re11taurant. Mr. and Mrs. C\a,:ence Baile, .and sons of Springtleld c::arne Sun day afternoon to apend Easter wit! Mrs. Minnie Erlewine and racnily of Grant Street and other rela lives. Mrs. Erlewine, who hit& beer> ill at her home, ls improvlnt. Mr. and Mn. Ron11ld Hend an( children, Buddy and -Robin 1 wel'e weekend visitors in Chillicothe with Mrs. Ann C. Hand and Mr and Mn. J. A. Althouse. Aridy Batey, who h1111 been :ser.-· ing with he Air Force O\/erseas, has recently been discharged and is now with his wile and lwu children, ThomH Edward and Ka­ trinna Sue, ■t the home of his mother, Mr$. Helen Batey. Visitors last week with Mis11 Lois Cedl were Mr. and Mn. Edward Moore of Amesville, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire of !lUf�� • M r· CllNlON FISHEil COMPANY Sales PAINT Seivite Phone Wl':�2-2452 S. Seeond Av�. MIDDLEPORT - -:,,,""'""'""'""'""'::::: -..!'?!4,Z:;:=;;;;;;;:���r c The di!COrallons were ebange:d for the varlous servlees on Eaate• Sunday a,nd white llliee and white tulips were used In the d-0cora• Uona. After the close ot the serv• ices on Sunday the lilie8 which had been donated by various classes of the Sunaiy Schpol were taken tll �lck and shut,in membt!rs oi the church. Rutland Man Fined $25 0n _ Court Charge Wilbur Molden, Rutland, was fined 920 and cost, in Co,mty Court thii morning · -on• • intoxi­ . catJ.on charae. He was arrested yesterday by county officers. Aleo fined today by Judge E. W. P'°ples were Herbert Arnold Mclnt,re, arrested by the state patrol OD charges of false regis­ va,ion and failure to yield the right of way, and Wendel Leon Eblin on ■ eharge of having a de­ fective muffler. McIntyre was fined $1.5 and c01U on each charge with one fine llllpended and Eblin pa-id $10 .nd eosts on the muffler cha,ce. · Eblin waa also cited into cow1, by tbe state patro,l. In Pomeroy, Chief jed Webster reported that Richard C. Knight, Rillcreat Road, Athen111, -was re­ le1ted on $33.'JO bond for bear• lnl April 2S before Mayor Legar. KDI.Jht was arretted (or speed­ Inc by Patrolman George Hicks. " HEil.L O . . . i NEE D $200 QUICKLY. 01< -THANKS ... I WILL PICK IT UP THIS APTERNOON " Mn. AlhmiWorth W&R assisted by Wendall Gerlach, Horace Ab­ bott, W Iiiard Boyer, �bester Er• wln, O. E. McKinley, ?,,Ira. Herman Lohse, Mrs. Oscar Rou,h, Mrs. Margaret Jone,, Mri. Su1an Rawl­ lng111, George Hudson, Mr. and Mra. Bruc.e Bineham, MiH Fran­ eea Rou1h and Mn. Bud Wilson. . ourtn1 the la1ier seaBOn there were ,even respon1e111 lo tht Invi­ tation which i• given at the close of each service. Phone Fa, Quick Appnval . , . Pleasant Sprlns T1rm1 Houn: 8 lo 1 - Tblll'!I, 9 111 Noon 125 E. Main SI. Phone WY 2-2171 ■ OLOIST MOOS FORT MADISON, Iowa UPI­ Henry Muerhoff today claimed to be the oldest new member in the history of the Loyal Order of the Mooae. He had ju■t been Initialed Into • local Moo,e lod(e at the the age of 102. Rutland Area Native Dies In Columbus Monday . .' Save A.t Pickens' On Your New 1960 Power I.Qwn Mower ·Relatives and frienda learned bere toda:y of the death In Colum­ bua, Rtond■y, or Don c. Larkin, fM, of 67 M:itoff1at, Columbut, a na­ tl\'e o f the Rutland area (Pleaaant Valley). S""'lvtnai: are these children: Georte and Lei.Ind. Del ·Mdlllts, N, M.; Harry, £1l11beth, Pa.; Wendell of Toronto, Ohio; Mara:aret Morris and Ellzabeth Bricker, Ellubetb, P1.; Don E., CurUa E... and Imo­ gene Jonea, all of Columbus, O.; 16 crandehildr,n and g great pandchildren. HI• wife preeeded bim ln death. Funeral services were to be held at 7 p. m. today at the Maeder­ Quint Parlors, 1068 South High-st, Columbua. Interment will be In Dea Moine1, N. M. WE TRADE! WE SELL ON PAYMENT PLAN! YEAR TO PAY! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ----• Goad Selection Second Hand - Latex Rubber-Base WALL PAI NT 3,29 gal• - 1 .09.qt.' POWER MOWERS Traded In On New Mowers - Get A Real Value! ' I IIAUTIFIIL COLOIS , NEW GYM SWING !1 sm ' -PI C KE NS NQW ON DISPLAY $24.95 up WITH SUDE '----::.:.---------' ON DISPLAY NOW _1 960 WAUPAPER Accident Puts I'oman In Court Facing Charge PA I N T & H A R D W A R E C O . PHONE S RUCI 3-5583 . _ . , (Phone Your Ordef Collect) MA.SON, W. VA.. Open. 7 A..M. to S :30 P.M. - Saturdays til 8 P.M. PICl< ■.N•• HARDWARI lflCIALI on ltdlt WMPO T......, and Thvr1Ny Moml- L IITIN TO ot 7::io. •-• dl,tct "- tho "- ' I • � - ... -�. ,---- ... I - --�- .�J - Ii ... , __ 'I �, 11 \ Pauline Dorst, ll>, Route 1 , Long Bottom, h.•� been cited to t.be Melas County Court April 23 as the result of u accident ye■terd■y lnveetleated by the Siite Highway P•trol. She · had Men charged with failure to atop 1n .an auured clear di,tance. Miu Dorst, driving I I� l)odge owned by Franll: Dorst, collided with a ear driven by Jimmie C. Caldwell. and owned by Howard Caldwell,. UI, Reed1ville Route 1. Cildwell had 1ti>ppod to make . I left turn and WII IU'llck by t� Dorat vehlcJt, . witl;I mlnol' d1m1i!! to 1>9tb can. The- iccident occurred · oJt Route ,, '1 about two mftes ·north' al. the Route 248 Junetion, the patrol uid. Federal Rc,le.lg: 4griculture Termed Most Important Issue BLUFFTON, O. (UPI) � The legislative director of the American Farm Bureau Federation told 350 Ohio farmers here today that_ "one of the most impertaP,1; questions facing Amen�a today 1s the proper role of the federal government · gettm,: . more seh�ol rooms con­ in agnculture." c. John Lynn told 8 Blutfton College audience that there are proposals before the Congrefll that, if enacted, would greatly harm Ametican agrkulture." Lynn prai&ed bolh U. s. Rep. Delbert L. Latta (R-Ohio) of Bowling Green . and Sen. Frank J. Lausehe (D-OhJo) tor th eir i ntroduction of bills to extend the conaervtr.tlon reserve program. He ,aid that the F,arm Bureau Is active on 8:1 national Issues in the present CongreH. He said that ■mong these 11re federal aid to education, care for the aged, minimum wage and hour reguli• tion, for farm workers and for­ eign trade. "A re1l Issue facing Congress and one that Js about lo get con­ sideration by it has to do with federal aid to education" Lynn said. "I ,predict that if this .leg­ islat.:ion becomes law, Instead of structed, we- will get tewer scbool rooms built." Lynn told �he farme� th�t the,y occupy a umque positum m lh1s co � ntry. . . 'The true meaaure of , a nation, 1� .not found, on tn� Hire of it, �1tle11, the yield of _.Jts cro,ps , nor . m the 11�ength of its �rm1e1t, b l � in the kmd of -people 1 t hae clt1- zen1." Mrs. Williams Is President Of Band BoosterS TV Debat,e On Election Eve ,, J;t " , Kennedy Switches, !wees To M�et Humphrey WH.'EELING, W. Va. UPI----Sen1. John F. Kennedy (Mass.) and Hubert 'Humphrey (Minn,) plan to windup their West Virginia Dem• c1mpalgn1 in ocratic primary 1pectacular, fa■hion, meeting face to face on television election eve. Kennedy reversed hi• stand on Tuesday and public debates agreed to face a panel of newamen with Humphrey. Plana ,_.ere drawn up f?r -an hour•lon& forum to ·be telev111ed M■y 9. Kennedy ffluaed a Humphrey challenge to a debate durlnl , the Wiacon9ln primart but indicated hie &tro!lf fee�-- about � alle1::ed "stop Kennedy" movement in the Weat Vira:lnla campaign changed his mind, "The way thi1 campaign is evolving, I can't accept the eurrent attack without fighting back," Kenned:v eald. Kennedy announced his change of · heart in a cl.ii.sffoom talk to 1tudents at nearby Bethany College. youthful M11sachu1etta The senator flat)¥ frefuaed another propoaed debate with Teamst�n Union Pl't!aident Jame1 R. Hoffa, a Kennedy target In Senate Rackell Committee inveetlaatlon11. "Hla record h so well known and he it so unfit tf bold offiee, J w.ould not dei.&D to� debate him cin any subject," Kennedy said. Kennerly Tuesday brought to the surraee the religious issue under-lying the West Virginia prl­ m■ry. He said hlr Roman C11tholie faith would not conflict with the duties of tllt. presideney, But he a(Metl: "I'm going to church where I want regardless of whether I'm elected president." MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL The Rev. Donald Spu.rlock of Thelma Zuspan, ".\ta­ Admitted; Chureh Method.lat the Wesley here Inquired of Kennedy how he son; Julia Tittle. Pomeroy. Discharged: Theodore Reed, Sr., could belie.ve In separation of church and state when "your Pomeroy . llirth: 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Pope doesn't.'' Z�span, Mason, a daughter, "But I do," Kennedy replied., · Fish Stories Also Grcw Big To Grune Wardem , CO.L..UMBUS (UPl) - Many Ohio fishermen ,are not onl)' adept at ,slrel ching the trul.h a houl t!he siw of the fhih thai gol away, but -also 'llboul what they are dolng in a stream, rod and reel in hand, but no filifling license. "Most or thl'Tl'I ,have novel excusesi wihen they ,are caught fishing without a Ucense,'' game wardens say. Game Proteetor Orvill,e Cald· well of llo� County said llha:t be spotted a man sitting on a hank .apparently lishing.. But when Ga'ldwell illl&ked to see his license, the angler w.ired him that be was only measuring thl' depth of t.ihe water :so lhiat when lhe did go fishing, he would know how deep to fish.· "11he worm on the hook is just to weight it down ," the angler 6aid. High.land County Game Protector John Adams had 111. similar experierree. He !Mid fie oo..w a man f.whin,g from a distance. But when the man sa w Mm, he put down 00 pole and walked away. Adams filllid the couldn't f.ind either a lure or ,bait on the line. But just. for die bc(:k Of .U be asked �he angler to take off Ibis hip boots. There was nothing in the boot. either, but the fillher· m:an accident.a.Uy Hipped the cuU ot hi;,i: pant., •nd @bi rolled a sma,�l spinning lure. And Walter Evan.s, Franklin County game ,protedor, said that. ,}w saw 'II man reel ibis Hne so tight that tbe lure was snapped off. "The fisherman feared that hia lure • wa.s illegal,'' Evans aid. "Hi!I bigge1:1t offense wa:, .l!ishinf: llJri.tJI.. out ia license.'' , Mor.I of the 1tory--4:nly your li­ � and •void cetilnl piocbedi,� l l < � 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/. 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