https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/73db33f246408bf02ef9bdf98165a673.pdf 2b439f258dcdf81330efe9adb7236ab3 PDF Text Text � ') 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 < �• I -- - ,. • • L• ...-.,-.-.. .....,,,...,_..,,.._-.... If .. .. �- ' ----- ----,.------- . .... ..... .,. ~ . .. . . . , .... - . . ,. . .. . . . ,.,, � ,,.. � .. _,'""" __ _ .., __ ,. • . , MCU:lll MOSl'ITAL WEIK IND REVIV AL PT A S pons orin� Dan ,•,· Adm itted April 18: Tom my I weekend revival begi nnin g on A The Harr isonv ille PTA 15 spon• • kerwood , Cheshire; ft.tv. Dud Thur !ld.ay 1s anno unn.-d for th,e soring a roumI an d squar t> d ance ....,._ lltnt. , • O..U,ir_e i Mr , •· F'reedom Goi..., .-� l Mi.,·o n Ch"rc .. h 111 the Harnsonv 1 J le high M·hool - Qnille PhiU Pl. _ �1,&0nvtlle; on l hP Bash11n • St iversville road gymn � WdJ1ain1, l..ong asium Friday eve,ung from w11h Evangelist 0. G :\kKJnne)· ai,; 8:30 until 12, 11 is annot•nced M u- Bata.»n; M(a. Harold t>illon, Pom- speaker Pasto r of the cburr h 1ia &it will be fttrnished M n. Mrs. S■muel Halsl eroy: by Lhe Cliff e.td, New I E J Griff ith. Services will conu. Byers String Notes. u.\'eA. J lrn11e throug h Sunda ,· even1 ne1. 111 . . An adm issio n of 50 ren t s 1.1.· 1 1 ! • .-. w.....,.. • ,,.., b f' cha rged - ' • I • • • • • • ' • · �Ptc1Ae1 r ______ f Dr. Huve )' S Gallow.iy D1.str1e t Super int end e n l o f t he Cf'n1ra l Ohio D1stn rt Churc h of thP -''fa­ zarene will be the guest �peake r al the Church of l he Nazare ne at � Pomeroy Sunda y morni ni a1 JU:3/J April 24th. A special inv1lat ion is given to lu•ar this ablr s1wa k,·r it is annOU l\("('d by E. E C -011: . pastor. t �," Gifts From K and C r" ' ' II You're Looking f)istri,·t He,ul To Sveuk For · Costume Jewel ry NE W! t Fl•• SeleriJoa Of MASO� !C. ' . RI NGCl,'. \, , • ,. - · k&C JEW EL RS 1· lbt lllaln Street Ph- WY,J.8181 RIVER RE Pf) RT 1 , j · prlnq l I and COATS at Ph ill ip Si st�n Style Sh. COUIIT STRJ:ET POMEROY, O -� C UB . PA<K MEET ING Cub Scouls of Park N8 will meet Mond ay .at 7 p m a t t he Pom t> roy llapt i � t Chur rh \lpm twn, of Den 2 will serv e rf'frl'�hmi •n1.,: !1 � �� _n , . . . • • .T�� • • • • • • • . l i /; l Rib Steak .. •- - .. 59c: •· 99c Vea I Cut lets a-::,:-... . 99c ks . Pork Brai ns . ..;."..._.._ .. 3 9c Baby Beef Liver ····-- •· 69c , Leg O' Lam b ...... .. 69c Rib Chops ---..- .. 69c Loi n Chops ·-- ., 79c ' I 11 100 Whiting Fillets ;�2 11, $I. I 9 Breaded Shrimp I 0-oz pkg 49c 5 -- Wh"9 • 400 cl, , Parkay - • • 2 ... 49c Apple Butter .,:.. 2 ........ 49c i l' = • ..., I I Giant Pies �...,,,. .. ,. _ 49c Pork & Beons - 3 ":.:- 49c iI " ii 111 I Pina Mix - .., ,. ... ,.,. 49c Coffee Colee "!"lo � - 29c Sandwich Bread '"i:...., ... 27c Onnamon Ralls t, ,:,,. i.. 2fk' 1/ I I /111 . By Walt« I!. Slaeo SHAIN FAMILY Cal1 in De Wolfe: Marlin married Mart Ellen McDaniel&; Lydia married .Joseph Bell son of Lean­ deJ", brolher of Fred and Carl; Don; (']ark married a Pickens his Cirst Wife was a sister of Lavend Pickens and mother or Alfred (Carpenter) Plekens: Evu married Ril e y Wolfe: Nancy married Hir­ am Aumill er. --Ge<lrge and Emma Beegle's thildren R:iy ( He,•.) married Mary Wilson daught er of Oliver Wilson : Harold married Al ice Lambe rt; Sadie marrk ir H:1:-ry Wolfe ; Lora marri ed Jack woods; Georgu I. (To Be Continued) Fam ily History 14 Electa Ci rcl e Meets Tuesday At Anth ony Ho -'e . VOTE To Use The Advertising - Tl.11, Almana-: Colu mns OF THE 'fOD,\Y /\ND YESTtRYE AR " 'c , DA I LY SEN T I N � l- · t;i By Unltff Pl'ff• fnt•rnatloiul Today is Wednesday, April 20, the 1 1 J th day of the year with 255 more in 1900. The moon is a pproeehing its ne w phas e. The morn ing stars are Mercury Mars, Jupit(!r and Satu rn. On this day in histo ry: In 1 836, C'"ongresi established the tcrrl tory of Wisconsin. rn 1889, Adol ph Hil ler was born In Brauneu, Austria. Jn 1002, Morie and Pierro Curie isolated one gram o[ radium. In 190S Andrew CarnegJe gave one and one halt mUUon dollars tor construction of the HQJue Peace Palace in The Netber• lands. In 1934 Shirley Temple began her suC'cessful c,ireer H 11· moving picture child st11r .fn the film "Stand Up and Cheer." A thoug ht for today: Adolph Hitler in hl1 boo� "llfeln Kampf" said : "Tbe JIil� 'tneails that wins the ei11iest victory over reason: terror and for1:e," SYleet · eofn· 5• , )/ 39• I ' $1 - 't . StrQwberries_ - - pt. box 39c R,cl• Radishes -. ...;, 3 ...., 29c �� ,otqtO.es .,.. ..., 5 ... 49c Loultfltll l'NIIH r.: - - -----� For Your PLUMBING NEEDS See Us • SA LE S & ' 1 1, , 1,.,/, . . . . ' • , ,, Mrs. Allman. vice president, preaided over the meeting in the absenre of the president, Mrs. Pat Gallagher. who 11 confined to her home by i11oeS11. Mrs. William Lowe gave 11 poem "Keep on Keeping On". Mra. Grace Stace was welcomed back as a new member of the club .. After the businea.s meeting Cil'.lmes were played and -prizes 'Nere awarded to Mrs. Phil Mein­ hart, Miss Erma Smith, Mn. Lowe ind Mrs. earl Owens. The gueat prize waa awarded t.o, Mrs. Jones 11nd the traveling prize which wts donated by Mrs. Allman waa won by Mrs. George Childs. & Phont WY-2-2550 HEATING Mlddl•port We Select Only The Very Best In Use d Cars Come In - Make Us I An Offer On These! No RNaonabl� � R.tuMd - -1 949 Ford 6 1 949 Oldsmobile "76". Heater. 1 950 DeSoto Radio iand H-e11,ter. Good 'Jlires. 1 953 Ford V-8 4 Door. Radio and Heater. 1 953 Dodge V-8 4 Door. Radio and Heater. ., ;•;;;� i'j � 1 , i I � M ore Peop le Wil l See You r Po litic al Messa ge I n T he Doi ly Se ntin el ,• � j'�================�===� Guar1111teed USED CARS See These 1 959 Studeba ker 1 957 Ford V-8 Fairbne 500 - 2 Door. Ra­ dio & Ketler. Olean & Nice. r 1 957 Studebaketer. Hea e w, �,!!� J!,!��'tma­ , Open Evenlftll■ TII I P.M. METROPOLITAN MO T O R S , . . .Il rf;e ', · '. a�l8'1Ce dteoJ.tedaJJ ��h a telephone extension In yoi,r bedroom I • .J . 1/1 .. , • llylng Room e BedrOQll'I ' e Kitche�. '11......, _,1,,.. B A K· E·R� F.URNJlURE '""''°'' Phono WY ,24'70 Main St. I I I, SalisbUry Girl Scout Troop Six met with their leaders, Mrs. Will­ iam Collin s and Mrs. John Moore Monda y evening at the Collins home. Anita Collins was in charge of the meeting which opened with group singing of the "Hello" song followed bi1 introduction of the Rirls to guests Mrs. �Jen Hlt:ka, ).;In. Maxine Owens and Mrs. Mary _ K. Young. .., Followlng a hike in search of an erosion problem a busineas ses sion was held and the conaerva• tion movie to be ahown by Don Wililam s of the Wild Life- Division at the Sallsbur.y School on April 2 1 was discussed. The public ls in,..ited to see this movie. Plans . were made for a morn­ ing bike Saturday and the girls will meet at the Collins farm at · 6:30 a. m. to plant trees. Group singing of the whip poor will song concluded the meeting after which cookiet were served by Anita Collins. Spring Pai nti na Done We Speclalin In Interior P1lllfinl For further I nformation Pomeroy, Ohio Call WY-2-2847 I 'Loads ol Values lor Your Din1e at A&P- • ! COMI Al , . .YOU'U SAVI AT -"" 0. Don't _ Mbs Out.-Stoek _ fJp �.,M.'}N . Id �A •Pl . • lor y0tir Wth · or We otoi,a ready �t all tb,,eo lo &II JIIU' .phytieian'• preaeriptiom with ,fneifloa from rno1> stoou pfflll1ICIUlli,.i. 0 ' S W l � H. E Rr:'. [D H S E �- • i ll! E. lilAJIII' STREl!T ,. '" ' ,I ' con can C rHmett11 10c 10c 10& Firm, Klpe ­ Golden •-•ties Novy Beons . . . . . . . . . 1 5 ½-o:i:. can 1 Oc Mocoroni . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-o:i:. pkg. 1 0c AIIMrlcan IIHUty !f'Y Br1nd· Arneriean B•avty Juniorett11 _ _ _ _ Small Mac.aroni Red Beans . . . . . . _ . . . 1 5 ½-o:i:. can 1 Oc (:reamettes . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-oz. pkg. 1 0c Arnarlun BHuty Tompto Juice . . . . . . . . . 1 4-o:i:. can 1 0c GrNn a Whitt _ _ _ _ Amtrican Buuty Limo Bearis . . . . . . . . . . 1 5-o:i:. con 1 0c Jil>rn �ffin Mix . . . . . 8 '1i"«ll':'pkg:·10c White Hominy . . . . . . 1 4½-o:i:. can 1 0c SwanN Brand l•na lr•nd Tomato Puree . . . . . . . 10 ½-o:i:. con 1 0c 0.1 Mont• Tomato Sa uce . . . . . . . . . 8-o:i:. can IOc Four Seasons Solt . . . . . 26-o:i:. pkg. 1 0c Tomato Poste . . . . . . . . . 8-oz. can 1 Oc sh;;pcii.�;;� .. 1b. 69¢ Tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0-o:i:. ca n 1 0c Prepo red Spaghetti . . . . . . 8-o:i:, can I Oc C Grapefruit Juice . . . . 6 - 6-os. cans 89c r,ii..,.' Maid lona 1 Brand _ _ _ _ Uniform Quality Ann P■.. ECO NOMY A&P SUPER-RIGHT ' A&P ,,,_. Pl.Sn or Iodized Hunt'o · FROZEN JUICE SALE Poper Napkins . . . . . . pkg. of 60 - 1 0c Great Northern Beans . 1 5 ½-oz. can 1 0c Oetlll Spray • . , 35c · SMOKC fflB PitN1CS·: - - - - .35c PEE ACON' - - - - - - - - 35c - - • •• Ttnchr StNr � . . ,. ..... . . .. Short Ribs ..._ ....,... lb. 35c . i.,,e Puller . . . Presll Dilly-Iced ; lb. lb. _ .. . .. . . . ..... . lb. 59c Game Hens . . . . . . . . . . 22-oz. si:i:e 69c Cap'n John's '"'• Turtt•v ., �ti,uer, Cod Fillets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 lb. pkg. 69c 111ad ___ ..,..,.....,. Pork Butts • ,. . ....... _ .... lb. 49c 20.oz . pkg . 79c Pollock Fillets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 29c F""h MNty Sea Seo IIops . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . lb. 59c Part fl:MclY •n� CrNrt1y, Smooth 49c Stuffed Olives . . . . . . . . . . . 5-o:i:, JO r 29c SultMt lrancl • • .,,_ 5c: �ndwic;h SpNad . . . . . . . . , pt. II" Ann P,.. SultlM •- ,Butte· r, t,t, ... : ' , . .. . . . . 4 - 2 1 -os. cons 59c s;.';retti Sauce . . 3 - 1 5 1/.z-01. ca"' 59c fanc:y Coml1h Morton's D1�ners . . . . . . . . . . . . ea. 49c 29 � ncheon Meat . . . . . . . 8-o:i:. pkg . 35c flash- 0-Freeze Steciks • • Mayonna ise _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . qt. Jar . , esh Perch Porterhouu Steok . . . . . . . . . . lb. $ 1 . 1 9 .i ! Beani w"" Pork . . . . 2 - 52-os. cans �9c · c.i.. 11 , ,,__ A,., ,_ Geiatin Desserts . . . . . . . . . . 5 Pkgs. c . Ann P■.. Sllctd _ _ _ _ Cholc• of 5 lon•lns _ _ . _ Pan Rudy 1.6-o•. loaf 23c O�--• . ' , . . \. , • '· !· ' '• • , ,� .,r , I • •-' ' ..,, ,.._ ,:�..... � a·.' � Round Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 99c ,..,.,, s_ i,a,f ..�... ' �¥ih• ;;i.if"�· r ,, ... k .!l� � 'fl-• ill.:� �.-1.t .\'. . . • _- \._ f 59c ,�rr:,,,f,ie, .·,;....-.-.::, ....�� ...,r �< B-i■, ai:i:e - - Ready _ _ _ _ BoMIH1, Filltb :D&hish :Ri11 9 • - ea. 35 ¢ •l 1: . - S&nwberry . . · ! lb. Ju' , Pu re Prese"es - Jar 69¢ - - -- • Whole or Strained . . . lf.oL UDI Cran be rries • 2 ·ca ns 29¢ Alll1 Page . '. - Jl . .;i..� c.e . . . ,. . . . . 6 - 6-os. cans 89c Grape Jui . A&P lr.,,; Ora nge Juic e . , . . . . . 6 - �•· cans _ 89c Ml- Meld Lemonade . . . . . . . . . 4 - 6-o:i:. cans 49C " • f"I St■tl■r _ _ _ _ Happy HouM Amtrfcan S..uty 07 ,..., ' Facial Tissues . . . . . . pkg. of 200 - 1 0c . . . . . pkg. of 1 0 - 1 0c Safety Matches • Nobisco Snacks . . . . . . . . . . . . pkg"". 1 0c , 1-ry or Butter Beans . . . . . . . . 1 5 ½ -o:i:. can 1 0c ....... '" .. ... - -+< •· _ ,., Camay Soop . . . . . . . . . . . . . · . . bar 1 0c Polmolive Soop . . . . . . . . . reg. si:i:e I Oc Biscuit Mix . . . . . . . . . 8 1/.z-os. pkg. 1 0c ,.m1trlcan BNuty \ .,;: ...... _ n. -Peppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ea. 1 0c GrH .... c., Avocado Pea rs . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ea. 1 0c Fresh Beets or Carrots . . . . . . . pkg. 1 0c Jiffy Br•nd "' ' 1 7-o:i:. - • -.- . dre in bwineu , can TOMATO SAUCE An»rlc■n Buuty ¥JI 1 6-o:i:. - -- Mixed Vegetobles . . . . . . 1 5-oz. can 1 Oc eroup CloN<I ·011 the Brlgh,91t Co....1 ,�; (n ·� ,· cuett TO HAVE Am.rican BHvty Members of the Dorcas Circle Baptist '>f the :tiddle port First 1 g at evenin y Tueada met Church the church for a potluck dinner · and meeting. 'Mrs. Harold C�ase, chairman, presided Ill the buameas meetlne and Mrs. Blanche Hapton­ stall led the devotions. Mn. David Sneller reporte d on the study book, "Good Soil." -Report. were giYen on the work during the paat the mont h. lt was voted to· give the balance In the treasury to the Meh!s County Rell1lou1· Edu.cation · wort under the 1eaderahip of Mra, l. Zunde Ralph Plana were made concernlnJ the Mother-DAullhter banquet of the s. H. Satlborn Mluionary Soclflty to be held at the church on May 2. Otbt!n pretent at the meeUn, were · Mrs, John Sclnea, "Mrs. Dalt \11\utninir. Mn. Leona Boster, Mn. ll&bel Winebrenner, ,Mn. . lohn Fultz. lltl. -Dick Owen, Mra. John K:autC, llfl, Jtamon - Grimm and Grim. 1 111'1. ;r er Br.Akes & Seat. Auto tic Transmiseion. New Top and au -good tin!S. 'See '!lhil. -� ' ,, All scout mothers are urge<l to attend Frid11y'1 meetina as the help of all members la needed. Daily Sentinel, Pomero:r•Klddleport, 0., April 20, llleO I Nancy Tyro Honored With Birthday Party Tattn■on, Vldl Yount, Darla Gu..ta were Jbt. '1cln&,ci 11-. .>he-rlda.n and Carol Wolfe of 11. r. a nd lln. Gert1d f7o JDd all­ Colwnb111. dren Su.un ud ltffn md KIM of Zm­ · Nancy Tya wu Mr. and Mrt1. T)'o alao enter- Florence Lonpbcn, all of boDor . enille . at a p1rty a:h·en by her parent,, tained with a dinner :f.uttt Plans were completed for "Op­ Mr. and M.rt. Lee Tyo Saturday The Pomeroy Ministerial Ano­ ciatlon met Tuead•)' 11nd made eration Forward" nigh!, April Z2, afternoon 1t their home, Wolle V1e1tlon when Hemlock Grange r.u t Satur­ Drive, in obtervance of her 10th Daily plans for the NOW JS THI! MOST OPPORTUNE TDIB birthday. Bible School w h ich will be held day evening. YOUR An Easter eeg bunt war, held from May 31 to J une 16. Leo Story, worthy master , pre­ Lbe aided and one appeal for aid w111 with Carol RuMell wiDDin,,i: u . e There will he three dUferent 1oldim the findinc for priu answered . Members were ulr.ed We Jllo¥O Your Funtltar e aa1'1tepllce 11 age groups, pre-1c:hool. primal"')' to bring cookie1 for refre1hments Other gamiea wen played wltb Holdren Paula to awarded Without Addllloul C<>ot. will be grade, 1 -3 and ; uni on, April 22. II waa voted to 1pon­ prlze1 Ebenbach. Jeanie and gradea 4-6. Kev. William Roberta sor a jitney supper on May 13 After Naocy opened her &ifll, will be Dean of the School and tile proceeds to be given to the ice cream, an Euter cake and • Gl!T FBl!E l!STIMA TF.S NOW will be 111slsted by kev. Waldo Pomeroy Emergency squad. birthday cake and tool 1ld were Bartel•. The lecturer hour in charge of served. F1vor1 were bubble ,um. Preaent were thote named Anyone interested in teachlna: Mrs. Cl11ra Paulsen, consisted of and Judy and Shella Mt-­ above Jol:e a &acred of sona:s, num�r a own their to contact are aaked Knight, Donna Smlth, Barbara a readmg 11nd r1ddle1. pastor. Salisb ury Girl Scou ts Meet At C,ollins Home Dorcas Cin:le Hold s Meeting · Tuesday Eve ning Lark. 8 cyl. -w.ith overdrive, 1 local owner. Like New. Champion. 6 ,cy,l. Clean, end Solid. .. -�:-' I The Mother's Auldllary of the Middleport Boy Scouts wlll m�I this Friday evening at 7:30 at the Scout Hall. Final plans for the panc11ke 111,pper which they will have on made. The April 30 will be llupper will be held et the First United Preabyterlan Church from 5 lo 8 p. m. price per plate will be Sl.00 adul11 and 50c for chil­ dren . . Pro�eeda from this project wlll go towards the cost or a bua which the scout auxiliary are planning as transportation for the boya. Hemlock Grove Grange Completes Meeting Plans Plans Mode Far Bible School Start Moy 31 WUh amily Radio and Heater. Feir Tires. This Space For Your Picture Sc.out Motfiers Asked To Meet Friday Evening At the close of the evenin a: a Birthday Observed salad coune was served by the Dinner Ji' hostess from the table lighted by waa rueat Barnitz 0_ . W Mrs. yellow candles in crystal -hold• I.al· dinner familJ a at honor of fabasket ers. Miniature Easter Main St. We•� home, her at ter, vorll were given to each. In oblen'ance of her birthday. Present were Mr. and Mn. The AJ.lman home was beautitu.Uy decorated with arrange- Harry Yoimt and ebUdren, Charl­ ments of nowers on the mantle, ea, BIiiy Jnd Barban of Gallon; TV and dining table. Mr. and Mn. Robert Barnitz, Ma­ Mn. W. R. Carpenter and son; I -;.a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;;;;;;=� " James /■net and Alita; John Youni llr and Mn. Hayman Bar­ nitz a�d Keith, Mr. and Mn. Gary Barnltz ,o·d Carol Ann, the hon­ ored gueat and Mr, Barnill, lotal. SERVICE PLUMBING Theodoru.1 Council Dauahten of America met In re1ular let• aion Monda)' evening at the JOOF Hall with Helen Miller, councilor, preaidln1. Addle Grueser. a charter mem­ ber I01t by desth wH remembered with flowers ,.nc:i �rvice1 were conducted Wednesday evenlnJ. Plans were made to drape the charter in ber memory at the next meeting. Meda Gibba was reported improving from a recent fall, Mildred Spencer underwent surgery at Holier Hospital and flowers were sent her. The gift for the rally WH d� nated by Nellie Hayes. Several communic1tlon11 were read, The traveline prize donated by Mar· garet Seldenabel was awarded to Mabel Bearhs. At the close of the meetlng, a social hour was enjoyed, games were played and prizes awarded the wlnnera. Mrs. Lena McElhlnriy l.ud Mr1. ltomer Jones wete guests when the Put Chiefl Ch.1b of Mel111 Temple met at the home of Mra. William Allman, Mlddleport, for thelr regular meeting. ■. Po le Bea n s !I 2 -"- 2·9c '· PNsh plclied . Fine Fla- Rlcha,.,• S Owffl, �ubl�her Published every -tt 1r11eon et 11'Di. Sunday 1:Jv The Jh!o Vallll' .hJbUthlne Compan, It 110 :,.t",. •banic St., :'�!'.'leror, '1blo. !1111,J ttess ortice phone WY2-2 l 56. edffQl' !al office ohone WY2-2157. !:mered as second 1.'h•ss mam.1111 'Ratter at the post office at Jlma, �rov, 0/llo. National 1utventslng reoresenta. !Ive: 13<Jtt lnet: '-Y. 1 mh1. 1l, t->c . B4I .ex.ir,iftol"I Ave.. Ne• Y4'rk Ci� Vtiw Vnrt. ' Subs!)rlotfon rate!!: .;)eliver,.,t � tarrJer Wllere avalh•tlt. SQ c�n• rser we1:k: , ofte y9ar In adval!Cfl , t'he l'1n,- Sf'nthiel office, tlS -:tlt 11• month1. '7.80: three · morun, f..'lt.00. Bv r,otor Mute where avd ■hie: one month , SJ B:, m•ll: · f'lllt .-ear lllx · uontbs, 14.25: tit• • 11Mtll■. . .., !m "'" .. mnrifh. • D of A Meets Monday Evening At lOOF Hall Past Chiefs Hold Regula r Session At Allman Home 1 ''Tranaporit.allon on Land � S-' ,I � � � � - ����- �r!"�•�T�� '""- DEVO TED TO INTERESTI OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CANDIDAns Pinto Beans - ���- .4 :. 494 ;' 1 Tiff D All SENTINE.l I WILLIS ANTHONY �if,�� 1 1 6 'f -- -- ------ / ' I · rr... hod Specials • • ;·• • • • • Yo• Chalet 1· Thc.- Ohio Un iversijy ~ Slngen, fiirected by krald Hamlllo n, will present a free concerl in the llniveri- itys F:wing Auditorium at 8 p m 3unda _v, April 24. It is !he first major program given by the group, nC' w to the campus lhis Y<'"ut amt composed or select­ ed �inger.11 fro11, the Unlver11ity Choru s. An unaccompanied 8.;ich motet, Jt'i-u, Priceless Treasure. the ma­ jor work of the concert, will open the program. 1 1 Ketc;:h� p ... .��! . . . .2 ·� 454 · I ' I : ll1 Peanut- Butttr _ 2 =-. 69C' Cake Mix ::.;!.'.'=-, ':!'; ',.:, lOc Bleadi -•· .. ... 29c Tw ltalls - • - ...,. 45c � • I il I� So up �����'. ��!� -�� � ":.: SI ', I 1 '· t and purchoH af 3 lbs. or more boneleu beef roast or 2 lbs. or more cube 1teak1 Scotties ..... 5 SJ Meigs County ��� t:1:�·r;�� ri; rre:���� }�r I Extra Top,'•• ,.- alu e Stamps gl· , whh hlt covpan -------- - OF 11 FR·E 100- i s.,Aho.d �lsn Univers ity Sin gers To Preoent Concert . Aft.er 1he deat_h of John Reefer his _'-' ido� married Jor.ah koush . he1r children Hrron marrie d J I c.sl a Johns on; Wright marri edt hr,1 Lawson, sis1cr of Arlhu r ----- _ lloush ' wife; Delee married Ed� RAMS SfGN FEA RS ward Hughe s, then a Scott; Ma,-Je LO� ANG ELE: 5 UPI- The l .os I ma rried Henry Roush. Anl!f' ! es , Rams today anno url l t:<1 The older DeWolfe's of this t h e sigrun g of Tom F�.r.rs, f�rnwr sect iotl were thrt>e br"thers Calvi n all-Pro end, as a speci al assu tant 1 Clem ent DeWolfe settled in t he coach, : Portl and area between the year of 1 8 1 :J and 18 19. He was the fa. J eff-Boot at 6: 15 am, 16-0 : Lo (' l k her of Calvin, Lyle and Samuel· 1 5, Lady Linda 11t 8:15 am 0-J· L y iC' (Lal) was lhe !ether of Dor; Lock 22, St. Louis Zephyr a l DeWolfe. Some of the childre n of am, 4- 1 : Luck 23, Elge r C liff at - --�-- -----1 2 : 50 pm , 3-0: A. V. Cri,s at 3 : 25 $1-2,000,000 Gett in g Pm , 1 -0: C. V. Harner at 7:45 pm 2-0; Beaver at 7:115 pm , 1-0; Ear liest Distribution Hel en · Z a l 1 1 :25 pm 6-0; L. We de Cht l COL�MBlJs UPl-Ci ties, vil­ d res, al 8:30 am, 7-S ; Upbo lages and counties will soon re­ nd , ; , Lock 28, Bob Senter at 7: Ill cefve ' rherk:s total ing $42,000,000 20 llh , . 8-0; Lock 'l7 Jefferson at S:50 am The E1eda Circle of the First in the year's first distr , ibution of · t-7 ; G11lllpolia Ovec at 8 : 40 t m, Baptist Church, Middleporl, m(' t motor V@:�icle registration fund s. 15-J ; Lock 23, Vulca n at 1 2 : 30 Tuesday even ing at the hpme o r The Highway Safety Depart­ pm, 1 1 -0; Ind ian a a t 12:4 3 i!m . Mrs. Willi $ Anth ony for their reg- ment and the . oftice of At1di lor 9-2 ; A. V. CrlH al 1 :25 pm, 0- I ubr meellllj:. A pcHlu ck c;llnn er James A . Rhod es bolh issued · P �nnsy/vania at 5 : 10 11m news releases haili ng the dlstribu­ 1 4,-4 : preceded the meeting. National at S : I S am, 3-0; janie l) th e openin g- prayer was given by tlQn of the funds as a new speed a t 1 0 : 16 am, 1 - 1 . 1 Mrs. Ross Pulle n afld �frs. Gerald record. • Anth ony led devotions. Shf u.<1ed the topic, "Spr ing is the Time for Plant ing." j HI . LO TEMPS M�s. Tony Fowler, i:hai rm� n. NE W YORK UPI _ The high _ preinded over the mee ting at whic h est temperature in the natio n re-1 lime plans Wer� mad e for the B. port ed Tuesday to the U. s . WBalh• H _ Sanborn Missionary Society's er Bure au was 99 al Presidia Tex Moth er-� augh ler banquet the first Lowe st lhis morning was 1 4 �l An : Mon day in May. chorage. Ala ska . The members brought old sheets . . to the meeting. 'They will be give n Cha rles Lewis. to the County Cancer Society for Guests for the eveni�g were Mrs u us rs : r��h�n·;h: �s ;i:;��nag ;iow­: home ,m 1imon proJect. �• . n • Dur m� the prog ram hour, "Tim e ler. :! �or Sharing,'' 'eac h member participated. Oth ers present for the m�l ing were Mrs. Milto n Hor ·!, Mrs. Max Orndorff. Mrs. Morah Leonard • Miss Syl\ria McMuter, Mrs. Edison' Baker, Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mrs. Owen Brat ton, Mn. faul Sman, Mrs. Clifford Hayes, Mrs . J. e. Hayes, 11 Mrs. Prank Cheesebrew and Mra. 1 Chuck Roast . . �!1�1,;��� . . . . !'-:. 43� Steaks . . .. . . 75 � Tail-less T-Bone :;: ., 85� · ' Cu be Stea ....., Round HISTORY CLUB TO MEET Tht• Rock Spring s Bell e r Hea lth Club will UH!f'I Thu1 .<1Ja} al 1 p rn with :,!rs . WI iham (.;rub, r 11 i_� anno unced. I 11 Thrifty Beef Sale ' I C..uee,: MontJ?:om ery, 1 5.9 on uppn. 9 6 on Jo-... cr, runn in, 1 4 ½ fe f.' I , Ga t l 1 poll� lB 2 on Ul)l ll"J" j 1 a .9 on lowe r. 15 ( ret op" n ; W i r field 1 8.0 on uppt-r IO 5 on luWI ('r on !ht! sill, LOt'k 23. l �.:,I. I Condition of Mov•bl• D•ms: All dams .are u p down to Lock 22 runnin g a bout 2 lr:ips. Lu�k 23 is down, ni•i•r srat1ona rv. . Ohio Rivu 801h; Down bound 1Jesh1e ld, Jklian ct> al 2:45 am, 7 7: Lock 9 , Island CrPek a t 6:40 a111. 0-4; Lock I IJ. I. F. Fre1m>r­ ger at 8·05 am, 0-20: Lock J l . lirookt�•n at fl : 55 �m, l 2: A. V . C:r1�-s J r at 7:35 am. 6-0, Lock 1 3 C i t y ()f / l u n 1 mg1 on. at 2 a m . 9 I I , DAILY SENTINEL DAYBQOK ' Sptcld Tllls . Weel - Save OVer '9% HAWT HO RN STAINLESS STEEL MIXING BOWLS 99c $ 1 .49 $1.99 14 QT. BOWL 1 \!a •• aowL S¼ •·· IIOWL - On klo - On ltart, •• U ,> • �• I -- - ,. • • L• ...-.,-.-.. .....,,,...,_..,,.._-.... If .. .. �- ' ----- ----,.------- . .... ..... .,. ~ . .. . . . , .... - . . ,. . .. . . . ,.,, � ,,.. � .. _,'""" __ _ .., __ ,. • . , MCU:lll MOSl'ITAL WEIK IND REVIV AL PT A S pons orin� Dan ,•,· Adm itted April 18: Tom my I weekend revival begi nnin g on A The Harr isonv ille PTA 15 spon• • kerwood , Cheshire; ft.tv. Dud Thur !ld.ay 1s anno unn.-d for th,e soring a roumI an d squar t> d ance ....,._ lltnt. , • O..U,ir_e i Mr , •· F'reedom Goi..., .-� l Mi.,·o n Ch"rc .. h 111 the Harnsonv 1 J le high M·hool - Qnille PhiU Pl. _ �1,&0nvtlle; on l hP Bash11n • St iversville road gymn � WdJ1ain1, l..ong asium Friday eve,ung from w11h Evangelist 0. G :\kKJnne)· ai,; 8:30 until 12, 11 is annot•nced M u- Bata.»n; M(a. Harold t>illon, Pom- speaker Pasto r of the cburr h 1ia &it will be fttrnished M n. Mrs. S■muel Halsl eroy: by Lhe Cliff e.td, New I E J Griff ith. Services will conu. Byers String Notes. u.\'eA. J lrn11e throug h Sunda ,· even1 ne1. 111 . . An adm issio n of 50 ren t s 1.1.· 1 1 ! • .-. w.....,.. • ,,.., b f' cha rged - ' • I • • • • • • ' • · �Ptc1Ae1 r ______ f Dr. Huve )' S Gallow.iy D1.str1e t Super int end e n l o f t he Cf'n1ra l Ohio D1stn rt Churc h of thP -''fa­ zarene will be the guest �peake r al the Church of l he Nazare ne at � Pomeroy Sunda y morni ni a1 JU:3/J April 24th. A special inv1lat ion is given to lu•ar this ablr s1wa k,·r it is annOU l\("('d by E. E C -011: . pastor. t �," Gifts From K and C r" ' ' II You're Looking f)istri,·t He,ul To Sveuk For · Costume Jewel ry NE W! t Fl•• SeleriJoa Of MASO� !C. ' . RI NGCl,'. \, , • ,. - · k&C JEW EL RS 1· lbt lllaln Street Ph- WY,J.8181 RIVER RE Pf) RT 1 , j · prlnq l I and COATS at Ph ill ip Si st�n Style Sh. COUIIT STRJ:ET POMEROY, O -� C UB . PA<K MEET ING Cub Scouls of Park N8 will meet Mond ay .at 7 p m a t t he Pom t> roy llapt i � t Chur rh \lpm twn, of Den 2 will serv e rf'frl'�hmi •n1.,: !1 � �� _n , . . . • • .T�� • • • • • • • . l i /; l Rib Steak .. •- - .. 59c: •· 99c Vea I Cut lets a-::,:-... . 99c ks . Pork Brai ns . ..;."..._.._ .. 3 9c Baby Beef Liver ····-- •· 69c , Leg O' Lam b ...... .. 69c Rib Chops ---..- .. 69c Loi n Chops ·-- ., 79c ' I 11 100 Whiting Fillets ;�2 11, $I. I 9 Breaded Shrimp I 0-oz pkg 49c 5 -- Wh"9 • 400 cl, , Parkay - • • 2 ... 49c Apple Butter .,:.. 2 ........ 49c i l' = • ..., I I Giant Pies �...,,,. .. ,. _ 49c Pork & Beons - 3 ":.:- 49c iI " ii 111 I Pina Mix - .., ,. ... ,.,. 49c Coffee Colee "!"lo � - 29c Sandwich Bread '"i:...., ... 27c Onnamon Ralls t, ,:,,. i.. 2fk' 1/ I I /111 . By Walt« I!. Slaeo SHAIN FAMILY Cal1 in De Wolfe: Marlin married Mart Ellen McDaniel&; Lydia married .Joseph Bell son of Lean­ deJ", brolher of Fred and Carl; Don; (']ark married a Pickens his Cirst Wife was a sister of Lavend Pickens and mother or Alfred (Carpenter) Plekens: Evu married Ril e y Wolfe: Nancy married Hir­ am Aumill er. --Ge<lrge and Emma Beegle's thildren R:iy ( He,•.) married Mary Wilson daught er of Oliver Wilson : Harold married Al ice Lambe rt; Sadie marrk ir H:1:-ry Wolfe ; Lora marri ed Jack woods; Georgu I. (To Be Continued) Fam ily History 14 Electa Ci rcl e Meets Tuesday At Anth ony Ho -'e . VOTE To Use The Advertising - Tl.11, Almana-: Colu mns OF THE 'fOD,\Y /\ND YESTtRYE AR " 'c , DA I LY SEN T I N � l- · t;i By Unltff Pl'ff• fnt•rnatloiul Today is Wednesday, April 20, the 1 1 J th day of the year with 255 more in 1900. The moon is a pproeehing its ne w phas e. The morn ing stars are Mercury Mars, Jupit(!r and Satu rn. On this day in histo ry: In 1 836, C'"ongresi established the tcrrl tory of Wisconsin. rn 1889, Adol ph Hil ler was born In Brauneu, Austria. Jn 1002, Morie and Pierro Curie isolated one gram o[ radium. In 190S Andrew CarnegJe gave one and one halt mUUon dollars tor construction of the HQJue Peace Palace in The Netber• lands. In 1934 Shirley Temple began her suC'cessful c,ireer H 11· moving picture child st11r .fn the film "Stand Up and Cheer." A thoug ht for today: Adolph Hitler in hl1 boo� "llfeln Kampf" said : "Tbe JIil� 'tneails that wins the ei11iest victory over reason: terror and for1:e," SYleet · eofn· 5• , )/ 39• I ' $1 - 't . StrQwberries_ - - pt. box 39c R,cl• Radishes -. ...;, 3 ...., 29c �� ,otqtO.es .,.. ..., 5 ... 49c Loultfltll l'NIIH r.: - - -----� For Your PLUMBING NEEDS See Us • SA LE S & ' 1 1, , 1,.,/, . . . . ' • , ,, Mrs. Allman. vice president, preaided over the meeting in the absenre of the president, Mrs. Pat Gallagher. who 11 confined to her home by i11oeS11. Mrs. William Lowe gave 11 poem "Keep on Keeping On". Mra. Grace Stace was welcomed back as a new member of the club .. After the businea.s meeting Cil'.lmes were played and -prizes 'Nere awarded to Mrs. Phil Mein­ hart, Miss Erma Smith, Mn. Lowe ind Mrs. earl Owens. The gueat prize waa awarded t.o, Mrs. Jones 11nd the traveling prize which wts donated by Mrs. Allman waa won by Mrs. George Childs. & Phont WY-2-2550 HEATING Mlddl•port We Select Only The Very Best In Use d Cars Come In - Make Us I An Offer On These! No RNaonabl� � R.tuMd - -1 949 Ford 6 1 949 Oldsmobile "76". Heater. 1 950 DeSoto Radio iand H-e11,ter. Good 'Jlires. 1 953 Ford V-8 4 Door. Radio and Heater. 1 953 Dodge V-8 4 Door. Radio and Heater. ., ;•;;;� i'j � 1 , i I � M ore Peop le Wil l See You r Po litic al Messa ge I n T he Doi ly Se ntin el ,• � j'�================�===� Guar1111teed USED CARS See These 1 959 Studeba ker 1 957 Ford V-8 Fairbne 500 - 2 Door. Ra­ dio & Ketler. Olean & Nice. r 1 957 Studebaketer. Hea e w, �,!!� J!,!��'tma­ , Open Evenlftll■ TII I P.M. METROPOLITAN MO T O R S , . . .Il rf;e ', · '. a�l8'1Ce dteoJ.tedaJJ ��h a telephone extension In yoi,r bedroom I • .J . 1/1 .. , • llylng Room e BedrOQll'I ' e Kitche�. '11......, _,1,,.. B A K· E·R� F.URNJlURE '""''°'' Phono WY ,24'70 Main St. I I I, SalisbUry Girl Scout Troop Six met with their leaders, Mrs. Will­ iam Collin s and Mrs. John Moore Monda y evening at the Collins home. Anita Collins was in charge of the meeting which opened with group singing of the "Hello" song followed bi1 introduction of the Rirls to guests Mrs. �Jen Hlt:ka, ).;In. Maxine Owens and Mrs. Mary _ K. Young. .., Followlng a hike in search of an erosion problem a busineas ses sion was held and the conaerva• tion movie to be ahown by Don Wililam s of the Wild Life- Division at the Sallsbur.y School on April 2 1 was discussed. The public ls in,..ited to see this movie. Plans . were made for a morn­ ing bike Saturday and the girls will meet at the Collins farm at · 6:30 a. m. to plant trees. Group singing of the whip poor will song concluded the meeting after which cookiet were served by Anita Collins. Spring Pai nti na Done We Speclalin In Interior P1lllfinl For further I nformation Pomeroy, Ohio Call WY-2-2847 I 'Loads ol Values lor Your Din1e at A&P- • ! COMI Al , . .YOU'U SAVI AT -"" 0. Don't _ Mbs Out.-Stoek _ fJp �.,M.'}N . Id �A •Pl . • lor y0tir Wth · or We otoi,a ready �t all tb,,eo lo &II JIIU' .phytieian'• preaeriptiom with ,fneifloa from rno1> stoou pfflll1ICIUlli,.i. 0 ' S W l � H. E Rr:'. [D H S E �- • i ll! E. lilAJIII' STREl!T ,. '" ' ,I ' con can C rHmett11 10c 10c 10& Firm, Klpe ­ Golden •-•ties Novy Beons . . . . . . . . . 1 5 ½-o:i:. can 1 Oc Mocoroni . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-o:i:. pkg. 1 0c AIIMrlcan IIHUty !f'Y Br1nd· Arneriean B•avty Juniorett11 _ _ _ _ Small Mac.aroni Red Beans . . . . . . _ . . . 1 5 ½-o:i:. can 1 Oc (:reamettes . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-oz. pkg. 1 0c Arnarlun BHuty Tompto Juice . . . . . . . . . 1 4-o:i:. can 1 0c GrNn a Whitt _ _ _ _ Amtrican Buuty Limo Bearis . . . . . . . . . . 1 5-o:i:. con 1 0c Jil>rn �ffin Mix . . . . . 8 '1i"«ll':'pkg:·10c White Hominy . . . . . . 1 4½-o:i:. can 1 0c SwanN Brand l•na lr•nd Tomato Puree . . . . . . . 10 ½-o:i:. con 1 0c 0.1 Mont• Tomato Sa uce . . . . . . . . . 8-o:i:. can IOc Four Seasons Solt . . . . . 26-o:i:. pkg. 1 0c Tomato Poste . . . . . . . . . 8-oz. can 1 Oc sh;;pcii.�;;� .. 1b. 69¢ Tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0-o:i:. ca n 1 0c Prepo red Spaghetti . . . . . . 8-o:i:, can I Oc C Grapefruit Juice . . . . 6 - 6-os. cans 89c r,ii..,.' Maid lona 1 Brand _ _ _ _ Uniform Quality Ann P■.. ECO NOMY A&P SUPER-RIGHT ' A&P ,,,_. Pl.Sn or Iodized Hunt'o · FROZEN JUICE SALE Poper Napkins . . . . . . pkg. of 60 - 1 0c Great Northern Beans . 1 5 ½-oz. can 1 0c Oetlll Spray • . , 35c · SMOKC fflB PitN1CS·: - - - - .35c PEE ACON' - - - - - - - - 35c - - • •• Ttnchr StNr � . . ,. ..... . . .. Short Ribs ..._ ....,... lb. 35c . i.,,e Puller . . . Presll Dilly-Iced ; lb. lb. _ .. . .. . . . ..... . lb. 59c Game Hens . . . . . . . . . . 22-oz. si:i:e 69c Cap'n John's '"'• Turtt•v ., �ti,uer, Cod Fillets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 lb. pkg. 69c 111ad ___ ..,..,.....,. Pork Butts • ,. . ....... _ .... lb. 49c 20.oz . pkg . 79c Pollock Fillets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 29c F""h MNty Sea Seo IIops . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . lb. 59c Part fl:MclY •n� CrNrt1y, Smooth 49c Stuffed Olives . . . . . . . . . . . 5-o:i:, JO r 29c SultMt lrancl • • .,,_ 5c: �ndwic;h SpNad . . . . . . . . , pt. II" Ann P,.. SultlM •- ,Butte· r, t,t, ... : ' , . .. . . . . 4 - 2 1 -os. cons 59c s;.';retti Sauce . . 3 - 1 5 1/.z-01. ca"' 59c fanc:y Coml1h Morton's D1�ners . . . . . . . . . . . . ea. 49c 29 � ncheon Meat . . . . . . . 8-o:i:. pkg . 35c flash- 0-Freeze Steciks • • Mayonna ise _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . qt. Jar . , esh Perch Porterhouu Steok . . . . . . . . . . lb. $ 1 . 1 9 .i ! Beani w"" Pork . . . . 2 - 52-os. cans �9c · c.i.. 11 , ,,__ A,., ,_ Geiatin Desserts . . . . . . . . . . 5 Pkgs. c . Ann P■.. Sllctd _ _ _ _ Cholc• of 5 lon•lns _ _ . _ Pan Rudy 1.6-o•. loaf 23c O�--• . ' , . . \. , • '· !· ' '• • , ,� .,r , I • •-' ' ..,, ,.._ ,:�..... � a·.' � Round Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 99c ,..,.,, s_ i,a,f ..�... ' �¥ih• ;;i.if"�· r ,, ... k .!l� � 'fl-• ill.:� �.-1.t .\'. . . • _- \._ f 59c ,�rr:,,,f,ie, .·,;....-.-.::, ....�� ...,r �< B-i■, ai:i:e - - Ready _ _ _ _ BoMIH1, Filltb :D&hish :Ri11 9 • - ea. 35 ¢ •l 1: . - S&nwberry . . · ! lb. Ju' , Pu re Prese"es - Jar 69¢ - - -- • Whole or Strained . . . lf.oL UDI Cran be rries • 2 ·ca ns 29¢ Alll1 Page . '. - Jl . .;i..� c.e . . . ,. . . . . 6 - 6-os. cans 89c Grape Jui . A&P lr.,,; Ora nge Juic e . , . . . . . 6 - �•· cans _ 89c Ml- Meld Lemonade . . . . . . . . . 4 - 6-o:i:. cans 49C " • f"I St■tl■r _ _ _ _ Happy HouM Amtrfcan S..uty 07 ,..., ' Facial Tissues . . . . . . pkg. of 200 - 1 0c . . . . . pkg. of 1 0 - 1 0c Safety Matches • Nobisco Snacks . . . . . . . . . . . . pkg"". 1 0c , 1-ry or Butter Beans . . . . . . . . 1 5 ½ -o:i:. can 1 0c ....... '" .. ... - -+< •· _ ,., Camay Soop . . . . . . . . . . . . . · . . bar 1 0c Polmolive Soop . . . . . . . . . reg. si:i:e I Oc Biscuit Mix . . . . . . . . . 8 1/.z-os. pkg. 1 0c ,.m1trlcan BNuty \ .,;: ...... _ n. -Peppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ea. 1 0c GrH .... c., Avocado Pea rs . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ea. 1 0c Fresh Beets or Carrots . . . . . . . pkg. 1 0c Jiffy Br•nd "' ' 1 7-o:i:. - • -.- . dre in bwineu , can TOMATO SAUCE An»rlc■n Buuty ¥JI 1 6-o:i:. - -- Mixed Vegetobles . . . . . . 1 5-oz. can 1 Oc eroup CloN<I ·011 the Brlgh,91t Co....1 ,�; (n ·� ,· cuett TO HAVE Am.rican BHvty Members of the Dorcas Circle Baptist '>f the :tiddle port First 1 g at evenin y Tueada met Church the church for a potluck dinner · and meeting. 'Mrs. Harold C�ase, chairman, presided Ill the buameas meetlne and Mrs. Blanche Hapton­ stall led the devotions. Mn. David Sneller reporte d on the study book, "Good Soil." -Report. were giYen on the work during the paat the mont h. lt was voted to· give the balance In the treasury to the Meh!s County Rell1lou1· Edu.cation · wort under the 1eaderahip of Mra, l. Zunde Ralph Plana were made concernlnJ the Mother-DAullhter banquet of the s. H. Satlborn Mluionary Soclflty to be held at the church on May 2. Otbt!n pretent at the meeUn, were · Mrs, John Sclnea, "Mrs. Dalt \11\utninir. Mn. Leona Boster, Mn. ll&bel Winebrenner, ,Mn. . lohn Fultz. lltl. -Dick Owen, Mra. John K:autC, llfl, Jtamon - Grimm and Grim. 1 111'1. ;r er Br.Akes & Seat. Auto tic Transmiseion. New Top and au -good tin!S. 'See '!lhil. -� ' ,, All scout mothers are urge<l to attend Frid11y'1 meetina as the help of all members la needed. Daily Sentinel, Pomero:r•Klddleport, 0., April 20, llleO I Nancy Tyro Honored With Birthday Party Tattn■on, Vldl Yount, Darla Gu..ta were Jbt. '1cln&,ci 11-. .>he-rlda.n and Carol Wolfe of 11. r. a nd lln. Gert1d f7o JDd all­ Colwnb111. dren Su.un ud ltffn md KIM of Zm­ · Nancy Tya wu Mr. and Mrt1. T)'o alao enter- Florence Lonpbcn, all of boDor . enille . at a p1rty a:h·en by her parent,, tained with a dinner :f.uttt Plans were completed for "Op­ Mr. and M.rt. Lee Tyo Saturday The Pomeroy Ministerial Ano­ ciatlon met Tuead•)' 11nd made eration Forward" nigh!, April Z2, afternoon 1t their home, Wolle V1e1tlon when Hemlock Grange r.u t Satur­ Drive, in obtervance of her 10th Daily plans for the NOW JS THI! MOST OPPORTUNE TDIB birthday. Bible School w h ich will be held day evening. YOUR An Easter eeg bunt war, held from May 31 to J une 16. Leo Story, worthy master , pre­ Lbe aided and one appeal for aid w111 with Carol RuMell wiDDin,,i: u . e There will he three dUferent 1oldim the findinc for priu answered . Members were ulr.ed We Jllo¥O Your Funtltar e aa1'1tepllce 11 age groups, pre-1c:hool. primal"')' to bring cookie1 for refre1hments Other gamiea wen played wltb Holdren Paula to awarded Without Addllloul C<>ot. will be grade, 1 -3 and ; uni on, April 22. II waa voted to 1pon­ prlze1 Ebenbach. Jeanie and gradea 4-6. Kev. William Roberta sor a jitney supper on May 13 After Naocy opened her &ifll, will be Dean of the School and tile proceeds to be given to the ice cream, an Euter cake and • Gl!T FBl!E l!STIMA TF.S NOW will be 111slsted by kev. Waldo Pomeroy Emergency squad. birthday cake and tool 1ld were Bartel•. The lecturer hour in charge of served. F1vor1 were bubble ,um. Preaent were thote named Anyone interested in teachlna: Mrs. Cl11ra Paulsen, consisted of and Judy and Shella Mt-­ above Jol:e a &acred of sona:s, num�r a own their to contact are aaked Knight, Donna Smlth, Barbara a readmg 11nd r1ddle1. pastor. Salisb ury Girl Scou ts Meet At C,ollins Home Dorcas Cin:le Hold s Meeting · Tuesday Eve ning Lark. 8 cyl. -w.ith overdrive, 1 local owner. Like New. Champion. 6 ,cy,l. Clean, end Solid. .. -�:-' I The Mother's Auldllary of the Middleport Boy Scouts wlll m�I this Friday evening at 7:30 at the Scout Hall. Final plans for the panc11ke 111,pper which they will have on made. The April 30 will be llupper will be held et the First United Preabyterlan Church from 5 lo 8 p. m. price per plate will be Sl.00 adul11 and 50c for chil­ dren . . Pro�eeda from this project wlll go towards the cost or a bua which the scout auxiliary are planning as transportation for the boya. Hemlock Grove Grange Completes Meeting Plans Plans Mode Far Bible School Start Moy 31 WUh amily Radio and Heater. Feir Tires. This Space For Your Picture Sc.out Motfiers Asked To Meet Friday Evening At the close of the evenin a: a Birthday Observed salad coune was served by the Dinner Ji' hostess from the table lighted by waa rueat Barnitz 0_ . W Mrs. yellow candles in crystal -hold• I.al· dinner familJ a at honor of fabasket ers. Miniature Easter Main St. We•� home, her at ter, vorll were given to each. In oblen'ance of her birthday. Present were Mr. and Mn. The AJ.lman home was beautitu.Uy decorated with arrange- Harry Yoimt and ebUdren, Charl­ ments of nowers on the mantle, ea, BIiiy Jnd Barban of Gallon; TV and dining table. Mr. and Mn. Robert Barnitz, Ma­ Mn. W. R. Carpenter and son; I -;.a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;a;;;;;;;;=� " James /■net and Alita; John Youni llr and Mn. Hayman Bar­ nitz a�d Keith, Mr. and Mn. Gary Barnltz ,o·d Carol Ann, the hon­ ored gueat and Mr, Barnill, lotal. SERVICE PLUMBING Theodoru.1 Council Dauahten of America met In re1ular let• aion Monda)' evening at the JOOF Hall with Helen Miller, councilor, preaidln1. Addle Grueser. a charter mem­ ber I01t by desth wH remembered with flowers ,.nc:i �rvice1 were conducted Wednesday evenlnJ. Plans were made to drape the charter in ber memory at the next meeting. Meda Gibba was reported improving from a recent fall, Mildred Spencer underwent surgery at Holier Hospital and flowers were sent her. The gift for the rally WH d� nated by Nellie Hayes. Several communic1tlon11 were read, The traveline prize donated by Mar· garet Seldenabel was awarded to Mabel Bearhs. At the close of the meetlng, a social hour was enjoyed, games were played and prizes awarded the wlnnera. Mrs. Lena McElhlnriy l.ud Mr1. ltomer Jones wete guests when the Put Chiefl Ch.1b of Mel111 Temple met at the home of Mra. William Allman, Mlddleport, for thelr regular meeting. ■. Po le Bea n s !I 2 -"- 2·9c '· PNsh plclied . Fine Fla- Rlcha,.,• S Owffl, �ubl�her Published every -tt 1r11eon et 11'Di. Sunday 1:Jv The Jh!o Vallll' .hJbUthlne Compan, It 110 :,.t",. •banic St., :'�!'.'leror, '1blo. !1111,J ttess ortice phone WY2-2 l 56. edffQl' !al office ohone WY2-2157. !:mered as second 1.'h•ss mam.1111 'Ratter at the post office at Jlma, �rov, 0/llo. National 1utventslng reoresenta. !Ive: 13<Jtt lnet: '-Y. 1 mh1. 1l, t->c . B4I .ex.ir,iftol"I Ave.. Ne• Y4'rk Ci� Vtiw Vnrt. ' Subs!)rlotfon rate!!: .;)eliver,.,t � tarrJer Wllere avalh•tlt. SQ c�n• rser we1:k: , ofte y9ar In adval!Cfl , t'he l'1n,- Sf'nthiel office, tlS -:tlt 11• month1. '7.80: three · morun, f..'lt.00. Bv r,otor Mute where avd ■hie: one month , SJ B:, m•ll: · f'lllt .-ear lllx · uontbs, 14.25: tit• • 11Mtll■. . .., !m "'" .. mnrifh. • D of A Meets Monday Evening At lOOF Hall Past Chiefs Hold Regula r Session At Allman Home 1 ''Tranaporit.allon on Land � S-' ,I � � � � - ����- �r!"�•�T�� '""- DEVO TED TO INTERESTI OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CANDIDAns Pinto Beans - ���- .4 :. 494 ;' 1 Tiff D All SENTINE.l I WILLIS ANTHONY �if,�� 1 1 6 'f -- -- ------ / ' I · rr... hod Specials • • ;·• • • • • Yo• Chalet 1· Thc.- Ohio Un iversijy ~ Slngen, fiirected by krald Hamlllo n, will present a free concerl in the llniveri- itys F:wing Auditorium at 8 p m 3unda _v, April 24. It is !he first major program given by the group, nC' w to the campus lhis Y<'"ut amt composed or select­ ed �inger.11 fro11, the Unlver11ity Choru s. An unaccompanied 8.;ich motet, Jt'i-u, Priceless Treasure. the ma­ jor work of the concert, will open the program. 1 1 Ketc;:h� p ... .��! . . . .2 ·� 454 · I ' I : ll1 Peanut- Butttr _ 2 =-. 69C' Cake Mix ::.;!.'.'=-, ':!'; ',.:, lOc Bleadi -•· .. ... 29c Tw ltalls - • - ...,. 45c � • I il I� So up �����'. ��!� -�� � ":.: SI ', I 1 '· t and purchoH af 3 lbs. or more boneleu beef roast or 2 lbs. or more cube 1teak1 Scotties ..... 5 SJ Meigs County ��� t:1:�·r;�� ri; rre:���� }�r I Extra Top,'•• ,.- alu e Stamps gl· , whh hlt covpan -------- - OF 11 FR·E 100- i s.,Aho.d �lsn Univers ity Sin gers To Preoent Concert . Aft.er 1he deat_h of John Reefer his _'-' ido� married Jor.ah koush . he1r children Hrron marrie d J I c.sl a Johns on; Wright marri edt hr,1 Lawson, sis1cr of Arlhu r ----- _ lloush ' wife; Delee married Ed� RAMS SfGN FEA RS ward Hughe s, then a Scott; Ma,-Je LO� ANG ELE: 5 UPI- The l .os I ma rried Henry Roush. Anl!f' ! es , Rams today anno url l t:<1 The older DeWolfe's of this t h e sigrun g of Tom F�.r.rs, f�rnwr sect iotl were thrt>e br"thers Calvi n all-Pro end, as a speci al assu tant 1 Clem ent DeWolfe settled in t he coach, : Portl and area between the year of 1 8 1 :J and 18 19. He was the fa. J eff-Boot at 6: 15 am, 16-0 : Lo (' l k her of Calvin, Lyle and Samuel· 1 5, Lady Linda 11t 8:15 am 0-J· L y iC' (Lal) was lhe !ether of Dor; Lock 22, St. Louis Zephyr a l DeWolfe. Some of the childre n of am, 4- 1 : Luck 23, Elge r C liff at - --�-- -----1 2 : 50 pm , 3-0: A. V. Cri,s at 3 : 25 $1-2,000,000 Gett in g Pm , 1 -0: C. V. Harner at 7:45 pm 2-0; Beaver at 7:115 pm , 1-0; Ear liest Distribution Hel en · Z a l 1 1 :25 pm 6-0; L. We de Cht l COL�MBlJs UPl-Ci ties, vil­ d res, al 8:30 am, 7-S ; Upbo lages and counties will soon re­ nd , ; , Lock 28, Bob Senter at 7: Ill cefve ' rherk:s total ing $42,000,000 20 llh , . 8-0; Lock 'l7 Jefferson at S:50 am The E1eda Circle of the First in the year's first distr , ibution of · t-7 ; G11lllpolia Ovec at 8 : 40 t m, Baptist Church, Middleporl, m(' t motor V@:�icle registration fund s. 15-J ; Lock 23, Vulca n at 1 2 : 30 Tuesday even ing at the hpme o r The Highway Safety Depart­ pm, 1 1 -0; Ind ian a a t 12:4 3 i!m . Mrs. Willi $ Anth ony for their reg- ment and the . oftice of At1di lor 9-2 ; A. V. CrlH al 1 :25 pm, 0- I ubr meellllj:. A pcHlu ck c;llnn er James A . Rhod es bolh issued · P �nnsy/vania at 5 : 10 11m news releases haili ng the dlstribu­ 1 4,-4 : preceded the meeting. National at S : I S am, 3-0; janie l) th e openin g- prayer was given by tlQn of the funds as a new speed a t 1 0 : 16 am, 1 - 1 . 1 Mrs. Ross Pulle n afld �frs. Gerald record. • Anth ony led devotions. Shf u.<1ed the topic, "Spr ing is the Time for Plant ing." j HI . LO TEMPS M�s. Tony Fowler, i:hai rm� n. NE W YORK UPI _ The high _ preinded over the mee ting at whic h est temperature in the natio n re-1 lime plans Wer� mad e for the B. port ed Tuesday to the U. s . WBalh• H _ Sanborn Missionary Society's er Bure au was 99 al Presidia Tex Moth er-� augh ler banquet the first Lowe st lhis morning was 1 4 �l An : Mon day in May. chorage. Ala ska . The members brought old sheets . . to the meeting. 'They will be give n Cha rles Lewis. to the County Cancer Society for Guests for the eveni�g were Mrs u us rs : r��h�n·;h: �s ;i:;��nag ;iow­: home ,m 1imon proJect. �• . n • Dur m� the prog ram hour, "Tim e ler. :! �or Sharing,'' 'eac h member participated. Oth ers present for the m�l ing were Mrs. Milto n Hor ·!, Mrs. Max Orndorff. Mrs. Morah Leonard • Miss Syl\ria McMuter, Mrs. Edison' Baker, Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mrs. Owen Brat ton, Mn. faul Sman, Mrs. Clifford Hayes, Mrs . J. e. Hayes, 11 Mrs. Prank Cheesebrew and Mra. 1 Chuck Roast . . �!1�1,;��� . . . . !'-:. 43� Steaks . . .. . . 75 � Tail-less T-Bone :;: ., 85� · ' Cu be Stea ....., Round HISTORY CLUB TO MEET Tht• Rock Spring s Bell e r Hea lth Club will UH!f'I Thu1 .<1Ja} al 1 p rn with :,!rs . WI iham (.;rub, r 11 i_� anno unced. I 11 Thrifty Beef Sale ' I C..uee,: MontJ?:om ery, 1 5.9 on uppn. 9 6 on Jo-... cr, runn in, 1 4 ½ fe f.' I , Ga t l 1 poll� lB 2 on Ul)l ll"J" j 1 a .9 on lowe r. 15 ( ret op" n ; W i r field 1 8.0 on uppt-r IO 5 on luWI ('r on !ht! sill, LOt'k 23. l �.:,I. I Condition of Mov•bl• D•ms: All dams .are u p down to Lock 22 runnin g a bout 2 lr:ips. Lu�k 23 is down, ni•i•r srat1ona rv. . Ohio Rivu 801h; Down bound 1Jesh1e ld, Jklian ct> al 2:45 am, 7 7: Lock 9 , Island CrPek a t 6:40 a111. 0-4; Lock I IJ. I. F. Fre1m>r­ ger at 8·05 am, 0-20: Lock J l . lirookt�•n at fl : 55 �m, l 2: A. V . C:r1�-s J r at 7:35 am. 6-0, Lock 1 3 C i t y ()f / l u n 1 mg1 on. at 2 a m . 9 I I , DAILY SENTINEL DAYBQOK ' Sptcld Tllls . Weel - Save OVer '9% HAWT HO RN STAINLESS STEEL MIXING BOWLS 99c $ 1 .49 $1.99 14 QT. BOWL 1 \!a •• aowL S¼ •·· IIOWL - On klo - On ltart, •• U ,> • �,. . .. .... .. - - . - - - ~ . -... Jj v-•··•· ___..,,..._..,___,_,.,, .,.,.., ,r, .. ... - ...,. •• ,. ...1 "Qif D4i!IS CUI' eAl'Tfl~ . MONTREAL UPI-Lorn Main bu been M.med captain the Canadian Davis Cup team for the third 1tnight year. THE NEWEST LOOK IN KNIT SPORT SHIRTS On.Ir $2. 99 up · Al \'Qur Complm 'Sport• Sroro THf SPORTS CfNTER Authorized MM(lugor Headquartera Mill street Middleport CALL ME FOR $~00 ' ' .. -~- • Yellow Jackels t h.em the)' sl.ruck out 10 Jackf't ~. straight SEOAL eight b)' Van F'oilen in f1\.e i1,ndllmond loss Tuesday here wh en ings, two by llyden in Lht! la st Jackson (2-1) held the home team two frame s . · · T om An d erson starte d (or M ·uj to two h.tts, getting .11h of their own to go with seven Jackel dleoort and had a good game fielding miscues to win. ll-.l goirlg unlil the fifth when Jackson Mike Little's single in tht fattened a 4-0 leatl 11110 an 8-0 sixth and Elliis Clonch 's single in bulge on three hits and Ja cket the third with two out were the errors . Charley Bush relieved i\_nonly hits off Jackson pitchers derson with two out, got 1ti e Van Fossen and Hyden . lletween side out, and hrld Jackson to two - - - - -- - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - Middleporl.'s look their third spcing C'oma to whip the Boston Red Sox, 8-4. - Rooki es Ron Hansen a nd Marv Brr-l'din,ll rrelrd nff 1hree double pfo ys a~ lhe. Baltimort> Or• !oles downt'd the Washington Sen• ators, 3-2. The wPek -old National League race had an undisputed lead er hl'.lw he's ·beefediup the White Sox' when the Los Angeles Dodgers ''go &o" altatk -~)' driving in sl.x beat the San Francisco Giants. 4.0, t1W11 lb a 10-9 victory over the for their fJ!th wi n in 11ix games. The Philadelph ia Philliee shaded K1J11¥ City Athletics. the Pltt,burgh Pirates, 4-3, and llfi,aoao thua stole the Aplerican the St. Louis Cardinals beat the lAaflle"a opening day apot.Ught de• Chicaa:o Cubs, ~2. in night _game~. eplte a proiram durinj which: )fjnosO, acquired from the In- The Detroit Tiger's' beat the Cleveland Indians, 4-2 1 in a 15- diana in a seven-player trade h;st lnninc titruggle that tied the big DeCember, hit 11 420 - foot grand lea&:ue record for the longe8l slam hom er in th e fourth innmg alter knock ing in an early run Of!n(lle-da( wHh. a sacrifice fly and then '- Roger Marls made a sensa- snapped a 9-9 lie with a second tional df,but tJl1 the New York homer in the nlr1th . Yank~u who awoke · rrom their The Tigers and Ind ians batt led (or four hours and M minutes he• fore Al Kaline's lwo • run singh· In the l!ith inning settled matters. The man-to-man duel hetwi>en Cola vito and K11i>nn was pretty much a bust, Colavito striking ou t ro ur times and hitting into a doul>le v,_I~)' for the Ti1er,i a nd -'I ', r K'.uenn· -making two alngles· In scven trit>s for the Indians. call!e Triple Bill 1'o Feature Card At Syracuse · If you would liq to clean up bilk and buy IOIIIO llllllp, Jusl give me a call lor your 1prlng cuh. I Ilk~ lo A tripl e-bill wres tling ,p rogram supply the money on terms worth- is sc heduled [or tonight at 8 : 15 at the Syracuse elemenlary school sponsored by the Syro cu!e whlto, Jamet1 L, Mahokey, Mgr. Houri: 9 to 5 - Thuro, 9 IU Noon Phone WV 2-2171 125 E. Main SI. Fire Department. ,~Qr I • . !, II :~e/~do!~i;~ Phono 1:,,." 'I,. nasoHDrive-ln _ 8 ihWhats~/ w•·• - I .," \ ' Swift's Promlulb - Cholee Center Ctj!t BvOM Super Trim - "r , ,., CHUCK ".! " ' - . lb- ,J~f • L.B. ~ I ' a ."·, \..' j ;.f · ' ' ,. " -1~ ', , \,,/: . , . -~. .,, . ,,WJ .vaiieli~s- Morton Frozen . ••. :l :IMMERS . - - - • • QiOi,k_llf.l1'I LUNCHEON , .. •• •'le' ,! ' ~ • • Oscar ·Moyer 12 oz. CAN . ·r · - • each . t~ol,N .WAPP1-1$ Booth , , 49c ........... . . . pkg. ·.•FANffflRCfl ,·,···, · lb. pkg. 45c . .' " • pkg. dairy values! . -•-•· ~lb. Pllllbuq- C ··••111••·• Bott . Boolh - C .. . "' • • I0 Ot'rllll .• ~ ... • ouch nice paople, ~ ..... -4 No.21/zcans 99C . . . . 6· No. 303 cans ,$1:.00. ····,, ,1t,. 45c •• I -• I· . kati..E~S-Reg.63t • . , • . VIEN+4A SAUSAG~ 2·e9ns~91 ,. Rfl11 ' Cou1111 , Dart p·rrc•i •tart •• row • ~ • Vet many, d••lert are 1haVlr1i < Dealer·•oOi,, He BARGAINS the prloe even lower. Se• your Dodge alway, carrl•• a 1harp p•noU, / WESTINGHOUSE 'l Dart: niftiest, thriftiest low-price buy I I I - $75,00 • • •• DON' T WAIT! • • •• • I • -•• • •• •• •••,•• >,. -, ,..,.,. AUl,Ojt\ATIC W,lSHER ELECTRIC DRm., • · ..,<'. ' .,..,··· MR ~MAil JUty G.E: , 'l,'!'n fS!.\),~ $99.95 '· , '"i ,,;:\'·,.',:.. ,.:_. ;·?;\,1·~--· . •·J' ~•.- · t ,. : -'.t, ' ,;f~. ~11,.;? I,;:·:w·;•)•..~., ·I' ' •, zii:NJ1'tt- '' ."? ~ •• • WRINGfR WASHfR : $65.00 $7$.Qt • A•! A ~ !!_UV •'• -;• 17 .'> ' 1!1111 _ _ ,. _____""'_ CARP ' " 18' .,, ' _f ·,: ' • .2l" APMIIAL 8 CtJ. FT. -:n~,,~ ·. WESTINGJIOUSE ' f'll!,,~, Guanm. ~ ~ilths , REFRIGEllATOR $59,00 . •' ,I, ->, . 'f.\•• .....,,. ll.,. ~ - , '!, :,,._· . ..· ·· lI ,,,, • ' ,. " snH,_ , GRt;E,t ;'/ .; stAMPS · CARC ....... ..... . ;' '··., ! '. . . - . ;. f "E . '. • Tl • • ('~lltlt,_thl, ~ • ;'' :~ _.... ... . ) BLEYl'QN ~ •• . ~- ' . FIRESTONE ,;_:_ ~ ,~,. ' ii"'1l'·,:·,r.x'-''' 1 '·., •Reg. '369.00 SAVES Sf'.ACE -•• . ··1 5!~~1C WAwiio':\m'Mh . this-...,...,. J j yA"' -~ April 23, IMO. Ono ~ ~ •19;_~ cft . I ' BENDIX • Dll0-1?1~TI( t:: D llodoom Realty A lia)!ing ' , . ·· - i;v.,..,,,r( ~ . ,.. . I n 11: ... .. ' . .,; , .. ,_ :,, , .. • • ~~-PII\ .... ,,., Vi .v•., - $1Ji00 - ,..::. 1,~ _ STAMPS',, I ' l'BlGIDAIRE l • i . LAYER CAKE "' • - GGch 49c: Waldorf ·. ii Ill\ TI.SSOE • • - - 12 rot~ ~••v."l 1 Exampla: C -·. -, Armo-.r , . - 4 qz. cans ~ Dodg• Dtalerl are .' •. . . ~- ' ' UY-MIX CO. hlD'i G.uf Sll'YIJ• 121161 Ox- , t I , GO,EGLEtN -~::i:::• , ' ' , / • u.sy diners! ...... ... iSc i - . t.45,, ) • -·--- . ••,- J~I :~1r~~m~~~t ~~dg d~~~~e . ,, • ' .,• lb, MAKE A DATE TO · "LUBRICATE" W ,1h11.11111 The, evening's 11hnw will open with a ladle8' match between La Choma LaCla ir a nd Mae Weston with matchp ~ to foll ow betwee n Oyama f<ato v~ . Billy Fox nnd Black Napoleon vs Ace Freeman . Refreshment! will be on sai l' by l:ht! firemen with proc~cds to be used for fire depnrlment equipment. j !X-YANKEE O:Es and t.tcket manager for the Oak• MIAMI UPI- Ar~h1b11u.1 Archie land Raidt rs of the Ami:rkan Turner. 80, hrne-t1me semi-pro 1 thers a 4-3 victory over Gallipolis here Tuesday. The- l"anba~eball m.inager anu former New Football I,,e • gu4!. hits a r1rl un,· ru n the rest of 11w j thers became favorites to win the southern half of the SEO'AL York YankL•e scout d1ed of can- _;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a-.,-!;p=t way . I ba~eb..H race with lhe victory. t>!r ruesd ay . · ,., ,. • \lirldlL•porl prev~•ntl'd a ,d11t c crue r.er, s turdy nlcher, had wa ~l1 wi th a ru11 in th i> seVt.'u th gon.- hi ll eSl:I in four trips as Pom- 1 lh d b b ., , ,,,,,,·d SEOAL STANDINGS e secon _asc ll!; anu . 0 . w I1en Hush wa I kt·t I and eame 111 I c r u) cam e from a 3-1 deficit to tie SautMrn DivlsiOf'I lo scon• on loose Jacksu11 throw s the game ;;.3 in the sixth. He had nearly slnilght up for 30 to 35 Won Lost lo bast•s. •rounded out three limes and pop, feet. Wil.&on wa.s off at the cr;H·k Pomeroy 3 0 J ac kso n :iOO 141 D--9 6 'f ~ed to Toady Thompson at second . of the bat and b)' the _t11uc the 2 1 Middleport 000 000 1-1 2 7 rn t he ninth Eddie Bart 1 led ball came down ue.ir Toady Jackson Gall jpolis 1 2 Vau Fo ssPn (WP), Hyden (6! off with a sing le Wilson ef~rced 1'hom p1-0n, "Wormy" was neanng Middleport O 3 and 3 wi11gle . Jfor lcls and was 9;re at first base ., h~me plale: There was no pla y 0 ~ Mixed and ready• Northern Division Anderson (LP ), 8u $h (5) ;ind lie then stole secund and scored h_un. The v1cto~)-' was _the Panthers W9ft .L..I to-pour, you:ll gd Baurn gardnrr, ending the hrsl over Gall1pol1s m four years, 1111 Gruese r's IJ!ow Athens 2 1 0 1 11 2 1 Wellston wh•I.'• neod.,:d! ga~]:11ipolis go1 three runs in Lhe \::~e;o::: : ~1ieved Evans artc r Loi:an ' 1 1 lhird inning on Caldwell 's single. five innings a nd Cunningham rc- Nelsonville 0 2, th o~~::.: in e same frame Resulh Last Night double .11 gai nst the church wall . Pomeroy 4 G1llipoli.1 3 19 inn.) Gallipolis mufft.d a good chance Jackson 9 Middleport 1 Wilson ranned Paul Evans to end in the top of lhe seventh when Witllston 4 Logan 3 I h~ n~~~:at.Russell Moore's title· Thompson le<l with a .long triple Ath•ns 6 Nel50nville 4 The Woharna While F'alcons won i bound Panthers went ahead 1-0 in in center. But the throw to Hartheir 41h and 5th ga mes of the the .second when Nick Cllates rison on Lhe relay was perfect. season wi thout a lo~s on M~d11r walked with 1wo out and Terry So was Harrison's shot to Grueser J111t epecify die mix YoU and Tuesd~y of .th is we6k wit,ZL18~,Knight's blooper down the right ,~t the P.kit!;l_ : and 'f,hompson, ~e nt and 19-1 v1ctor1es over the'jllu fielcl !inc> r.kitlered off for a dou- in l:)y Co~cD·•'(;arl Ward, was trapwan~ we'll deliV.f r it lan::l Red D1°vils, ble, !lcorlng Coa tes. ped arid-~tagu,d oqt eis ily by promptly . Ca.li for , estiJn the hottom of lhe sixth, Cun- Knlgl'iiJ. ...omQts later E-.i:ans' . . Th,e Fa lcons h~d won their third ningham, batt ing for Tom White. sing1' "''U:lt. ,:'0,11 n_a ught. 'I game of the seaso n last Wednes- was safe on Lane"s bobble, stole ' If HI day by a 16-7 score over Eastern . second, advanced on Coat.es' in• I In the . Eastern con Lest, Ralph field out , and ~cored on Knight's 003 000 Q00 3 7 ; Clark, Bucky Knapp and ~ Gp~ •infield ouf Phil Harrison was safe 010 002 001-4 5 l · Johnson led the Falco~ Jijfu" hen Evans to 11 sed wild to first I. Clark had two triples while_kne.Pp 'on a bounl'er to Lhe mound, and GalUpqlie: Evans, Coder (6) (LP) and John!lon each had thre~ h~ts. scored on Howard Parker '.!! single and Roderi~,:. Pomt-ror : Wi_lson, Larry Hargraves was the wmnmg through I.he left side hole. Cunnina:h,m :(&) (WP) a11d GruesWY-2,3914.. ' Phone W-Y-2.J214 hurl er. It. was 3-3, a nd neither of these er. ,, · · Corner 2nd f, Rufl•nd . . Pote St. 1'!11~1•"" Mlddlf!Ort, Ohll! On Monday, Hargraves punclied el'enly matched teams could bqdge Unu1:U:'J: 4\,Pmes and Young .. out three hit, to pace the wahama. the olh.;r until the nlnlll . nine in their lB-!'i w_in o~t Rut-" , Gl'U~_s.er•~ hit was a liner that hit lune\. The game was called at the --t end of five iri nings. Gene Joh,u1on A C•~ Nlllllhtl pitched 1h r victory, Charita' Yon kcr had a si ng le and lt double whill' J,f>onard RouJ;;h had two sin IN U ft gles. A -~ ixt~ n r un third inning on Tul•sday placed the t..aleons so TONIGHT for out in front 1ha! the ga me was Ed~ Befli\lDan and called at t he C'nd of five innings, Oha11lie MctJ&rtihy ti,n Mondafs contest was played at "LOOK WHO'S LAOOHING" •Rutla nd while Tuesday's gam, - ..w...t=- ! at. Wah111n11.. , John A,gar - · Audrey :rotter Ralph Clark'11 double 1md triple ''JET ATTA,~" • and ,Bucky Knapp's two triples AJ10 4 Cartoons paced the Falcon atlack. l\i!Jner Von Meter had three singles· for THURli,AY -" FRIDl,Y lhe Wuhama teum . Yincent Price 1n The li ll f' scores: "HOUSE ON HAUNTED Hill.'' Aprll 13 - ialso Wahama 170 125--18 15 2 Peter Cushing' in Eastern 104 011- 'I 7 l '"l:JlE MUMMY" April 18 <Teottnirir,.tor) Wuham11. U'10ll 34- HI 1:1 2 Rutland NOW l,T STl,T• TMiATRi . 14000-552 April 19 PT. PLEASANT Rutland 00 0 10- 1 3 4 "Bl'&m'bl~ .ij1JBb 11 Jackets Take Third SEO AL Diamond Loss, 9-1 CHICAGO UPI - The Rocky Colavito - Harvey Kuenn trade may be the one they're shouting about but t he Minnie '11'f inoso deal may be the one thtiy'Jl pay off on. The 37-year•old native or Mat· ilnzas, Cuba, returned to 'Chi-· cago's South. Side as a homE:towno favorite ror (f>e fint time in three years Tuesday, and demonstrated ' ~· Tom Grueser's onHut single with Bill Wils()n on second I basein the bottom of the ninth inning gave the Pori-ier-i;>y, Pan- They'll Pay Off ,On Minoso Falc·.ons Take Deal, Not Colavito Or Kuenll Pair Of l 'ins I o· d Pl ll JafflOU ay • • ' G'rueser's Single In Ninth Beats Bl11e Devils 4 to 3 ::~i~!~ ' F,UJ.Ui\111 fl,VORIII BOZEMAN, Mont. UPI- Rugged Geoe F\!Umer, a · Mormon min}!: ranchu rrom West Jordan. Utah, wa1 a 12·'lo-~ rnorite today to defend SUC(:easfully bis NBA mld dleweig.ht title tonight again1t challenger Joey Giardello of Broo n . • ~ r.~• ~-~----~ ........... .... St. ,.., • . -:-,.r,· . :AS ,,-; .. ' . $1t . ,1 . . " . I " •- • • " $4H GREEN STAMPS �.... ' " ~ .' ,.. ' -- - ~---- .... ~ • • • 6--Dllly sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April 20, 1960 . • WANT ADS . roa • CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS liTES I eutl per word. Ole tMertioo. Minimum charw:e - 80 eenta 6 cente per word fGr tbree CIIODleOO.tive ioaertiorui. Spealil - one month tor 30 cent.a per word. h1l nte of I cent. per word .-ill be char~ for .advertiainc 11 JIIII p,ld wltbln 10 days after r«ei.vin& bill. ~ In Mvertiainc - Should -be reportPd immediately. Th, Deily ~ • WW. not be responsible for more than one in.cor- n«-. Card ot ·Tbaab and Special Notices of Events $LOO. 0hlt~rlea ...,llbed al 1 _, per """'· WOBJl8 1 DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS \ MO. , IJ ! 80c $1.3~ $1.80 IIOo 711< $1.~ . $2.2.11 lo11d lo' 10 All, wlll be In 11>11 day·• II ' 90< $1 .20 111 Ml I -M. Tormllo onil Po>t tlNt lilipectlon,, IMUrance N• tlonwtde. ~ f lonn• ,.._ ·h nlero, WY 2-2'66 2 29 tfc SHADJ VALLEY LAKE IS NOW open for Ulhlna. 4 19 3tp (2) Card of Thanks WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR sincere appreciation lo our nei1hbor5 and friends for their kindness and sympathy at the death ot our mother, Mrs . Ad· die A. Grueser. Special thank.a to tbe R,ev. Waldo J . Bartels, .Ewir,.& Funeral Home, pallbearer,, those sending Clowers, and 111 who belj>ed In any way. Your klndne1111 wlU never be forgotten, Mr. and Mn. R. B. Wilkins Mr. and Mn . Rollind Neutzling Mr. and Mn. William M. GruHer. 4-20-ltc 18) Auto Sales 1903 FORD V8 FAIRLANE 2 DR. I aedan. A beautiful car. $79~.00. Blaennart, Pomeroy. USID CARS ARE SHARP , ••• ,,.. 11,11 ~··•·... .. •••• I• r••• I•• •• flt•" , •• •· SINGER SEWINt.: MACtlINE IN beautiful mode)'.n cabinet. Com· plete wilh altachments and guarantee. Will sell for $37.00 cash or by monthly payments. Phone WY2-2204. 4·16•6tc .tti~GREAI DEAL KARR & VAN ZANDT Pomeroy, Ohio •,'"«"1G"·,"o"A"m"1":,"$"2"0".oo=;:-1;",."' ·n",","o"om"'' Nulle, $:l0 .00; breakfast 11et $1~ .00; kitchen cabinet, $15.00 See Kathle en Carpe nter, Depot Strt'et, Rutland. 4-J5-3tc . 19~G CADJLLAC 4 DR. SEDAN . -· - ·Power 8teerin-g. Spotless black HOOVER UPRIGHT VA CUUM finlah . $H596.00, Bhiellnare, Cle1tner in A· l condition, h nsPomeroy. 4·20.0lc LhroW away bags. F'ull price 1 ~' 191 For Sale F'or e. 2·3-tf 7 AND 8 JWOM HOUSE, 'J'WO 5 room ap.artments. A . N . Bengel, 11·2- Uc Phone WY2-3272. WY2·:-l575 ASHLAND OIL SERV. STATION Middleport , Ohio. Good uppor• Lunity for ri~ht fllffty. Come to bulk plant <1 l Minen;villc or call WY2-21UO for details. 4·2U-3tc 4 19 3tc to be mOYt!I out of bulldln1, Cheotlr SN•'.i!".L RI. . I, Pom1ro1, Coll - - LIIVINO lilloM SUITE. EXCEL, ' COC~lifr WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework . Call WY2-!1241. 4-l9-3tc coot< WANTED, CALL WY2·9982. 4-20•3tc - - -- - -- - -- - d FOR SALE Sal.e • FAST DIIYINII • HIIIH GLOSS C:OMPLETE l l I t'i :45 Sign on 6:00 Continental ~jasaroom 7:00 Today · 9:00 Kallf! Doonan Show Ma10n, W. .._,.._ 8:00 8:30 9:90 ll:25 l :30 1l> flNE YOUR CAR ... for only $4U we give your car 16 special services 8:20 ,._on •t:00 • .,30 • 8:30 9:00 8:30 10:00 U.:00 H · 10 'II Drain on and refill with Valvollne All-CU mate Motor 011 'II Check oll llller 'II Check power system fluid levels 'II Complete chassis lubrlcatlon 'II Service air cleaner 'II Check lransmlsslon and dllferenUal lubricants 'II Inspect radiator pressure cap 'II Inspect radiator hose, tighten clamps 'II Drain, flush and refill radiator 'II Add radiator rust Inhibitor 'II Inspect and adjust fan belt Valvollne AII-Cllmatellotor OIL '·ow "' : • ·.:..· b•~•AHighway Patj'tll u. Our Guea ·t · da, Channel 13 -. ~'l'Lun n 1:00 CBS Newa 8:U Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Cartoon Theat~r ,o,oo The Red Rnwe Show i0:30 On the Go 11:00 I Love Lucy 1:158 Sip, On 1:us i ' Zane GN>J Theatre Sb.otgtin S1adt' Revlon Pl'eients Ntwa , • •~ao ) 1,ao New, , . · .J:ID . T:lie Bend Bfa: . ~O:t!I- OJI: the Town · 11:00 co~nll')' ""' l)own t,.oo Noon Newa . :ii.·a"1!~ ..· ,lr-,· 1 G:41 ,;. . ,. ·1-. • i .' . O),'IRDII P~t~Boon~ Sb~.! ,. , . ,,\, A~ · ill ,: i:_ i, ; •• -~~ , WASHINllTON. UP' - T1>o ' W,\S . GTQJ( Tito •HOUN House TUesda1 approved' ,,_ymen, pa1141d Ill~ -· f•~~e lo the Beno! $25,000 to \be widow of Gen,, ale "TueadlY, .'),Jj!lli"'~ orp'lnl, lbe, See yo~r Good ,eighbor Ashland Oil Dealer for PLEASIN' SEASON SERVICE TODAYJ OIL PRODUCTI ,ormer Peyton c .. :;larch, Arffly chief of 1tolt, or "P<D¥' ~• Incurred reporting nn condlliom In . Europe ater World Wu · I. •-; ",· . .lailT 19, Le""4 c:fvil w.'1l:~riffl,1 Oom_ D'IUlllon to ·"'~' t · 111oc!I!. mar~lng 111• 1001" -lllni~ .Qt lbe War 8e, tW9eu the Stat\\,. , , -~ \ .; ~ . -.., . l _., ' I9~9 PONTIAC " $99.00 \'JILL BE ANAL, AN'Tl-lEN, OH, MA.I-! DARLIN; AH'LL. HAFTA Kl CK '-10' a.mi-, ISO. Pletlea out DOWN 1. Mud Cm.) '' t-\ERE!! 2. 1.,a....... a. Peruvl._.. 4 -:,0 ,ASOLINt: ALL-Ef & O.,..,PIIDI Quollllo• • ll'W • Q'e'd ha"" beon liere w had to call you right _, -...._ to find 50moon, to awsy, Unde ,;tav 11ith Nubbin. I knew youti want me soon~r. ~ina, but Walt, i>ZVlR-Gl!ll!'·DQD'l'. Ille.) Legal Notice DICK TRAC, NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE -Notice is hereby given that on Friday, "May 6, 1960, at lO A. M., the undersigned will offer for sale al public auction to the highc!!Q . WAI, N9TICE bidder r~:'11¥:1.- ~ -)\and at Dli{ - Th.., u..1flM'llt(Reif.js offering for that Ai.Ito' Cbmpany, Po meroy, sale two houses owned by the late Ohio, the following described nutoElmer Hamm, Wetzgall Street, mobi\,• to.Wit: One 1954 DoU gc, 2 Pomeroy, Ohio. dr. s ub. , Motor No. -0-, Serin i No. Bids will be received for each 3853134). parcel or on both parcels. Two Dated this 18th day of April, houses, appraised at $4500.00. 1960. . Proper(y may be s11en at any (;ENERAL MOTORS ACCEP· time bf contaetinJ Walter Hamm, TANCE CORPORAnON By J, W, Hynes. PA 769 (4) COUNTY GALLIA & MASON Agriculture Agents KaiipArea · fcinners Informed ~ WJEH UP T~AT RECIPE , The Latin Club or Eastern lilght Sebool met Wednesday evening April 13, with the meetin g called: '' esa Andrew. Mary -Ohio State \Jniversity . 12:30 P.M. OH . ' .l MADE Latin Club ' H,olds Session to order by the president Ter-i FROM MON. t~ru F~I. 20, 21, 21, .3tc Eastern High .. Goeb~I said the Lord's Prayer in Latin. The roll was calleiJ by Roger RQse arid dues were paid. The' minutes were read by Leatha Bib bee. Eliz:abeth Buchanan read the' "Significance of Easter." Jack Kelly gave 'a brief outline or . what the committee had prepared for Parents' Night which will be the next meeting. All ·parents are requelted to attend when alf niembers should know the Lord's Prtiyer in L.aUn and also , the ..... Creed or 'out· Latin Club. '· The committee& f()I'" the .nffl d; mellting are Display: Betty Cow·dery, Melanie Brown,. Janet Hoff man, and R9nalene Osborne; De• coralion Eva Gilli,nd, Sue~•-- ,._ My~n, and Paul Brown; Re sh• ments: Cecilia Gaul. Dale waiter ·and Elirab~th-, Bue~: Cleartnp Ray Coleman, Freck~ apd Sharon Frecket .:::.· ·..!..;; The melfllng was adjourned, aac1 -retre1hments were served. d OUT OF MY OWN HEAD ., ." , ~,\" ~ . Shi -~l~, 1 ' . ,,.. .00 COMES A.M. OUR DIVORCE : Special Reports · ~ l Ne'!'I 4:iO Ml!ll• Go llolllld 1,Qf! SI>!!'!'- Ip ~vlaw s,1, si;oAa ~ ,o,oo Coif,< Time 10,1s swap Shop lO:SI Morning De•otion1 ''I., ABNER ,--- -- . fT,Ooml AS WELL AS For YJ>• ' J:11) N~"' • MIiiie. Go- ~ 8:3! IBreakfa,st Party ..~ l.,~gaf Notice J a·,15 8:IO New, 89. Not at all 43. Sl&ckea. 48. lielodr 4 1D 3tc 2:00· ~lllnc On Pl Pleannt 8:® M!IOlo Oo llbund B:30 RFD T:00 BroakfQI Porty 37. Perform. or f,30 Jghpnf, Ringo 1,1111 J~t Nell', & Weather , 3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. 1 4c~ ijround. Located on :Middleport Hill . Ph. WY 2-3618. 1,00 . U. S. Manhll)I f,30 Lock Up a,oo ·11ett.v 111111on Show 12:30 Juat Fot 'Yoil. t,!j) New. ' . (abbr.) 35: Avoid a.droltly l?] ) Rt,al ,. Estate WMPO.Daily Pn¥#aqi S$¢dule a,oo . Gueot Star COIQPOIJe?' ~- Muurium Pomeroy. Ohio (4) 15. 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 6tt )l:ta Ail,,ool/ al Ille Wealbor Moniilay Throut1h Prlday ...unda 33. French Pomeroy, ODio. All sales subject to approval ·or Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio. Walter Hamm , lt:15 Tlieater- 11, '.2·30 S~1n OH ~-~,. (pool, ) 415.Evenlng ID.,._.,.., r-... _...4WANT ADS .'Ibe Edge ol ljlibl 'the Three Stooges The Llffll of Riley Arthur J. Smltb- Newa 8:15 A Loc>lr, at"the Weatlter S:20 Jule Rivlin 911:ow 6:SO 'Amoa 'n ...,dv 1:00 t:30 l0:00 11:00 (var.) T..tertaJ'• CJpte,\wte1 'WHEN' ~ O l f O'l'HCR ARTS l'OLL<>W-WlilBSTl!:11, 4,30 S:00 5:30 S:00 ~ 42. Con1ume1 4f. Perch ,-,,,.."ff-,,-,.-or,:•'"I dugout. ZO ~~\/:rt:~· , -··· eta~ Ia Yolll'B '~ 1 t,nn Is IU capital ~ "'1el t/f, X for tha two 0'1, etc. Blngla letter,, apoatrop... ~ ""'Jlh and formation of the worda IN Ill blnll. Each 4-1 tu co4I, lettera are, difrerent. 1:00 The Bri1hter Dey id5 Tb&-. SGcret Storm ____._______ • 1954 CHEVROLET 4 Door Jule Rtvlin .-. Men Into Space The -Mlllionaire I've Got A Secret Armstrong ·Circle Theater 11 o'clocll NtWI · A Look at the Weather Jl;ln Theatu 13 ~:30 Stan Off "Test battery, cha termlnal1 and cables 'II Inspect muffler and tall pipe 'II Lubrlcate ill body hinges, IGcb and catches 'II Chack brake fluid 'II Inspect tires 1952 PLYMOUTH S.don 4 Door eather col 1 011'4'&' 0 T & T II' a l 'I' IC T V ,z It• B Z BV ll'W B H 11' 0 -DT LV 'l', l!l Q WZll''I , J,i!R,'Ji•p,s,;_;r _rtY. F '• . . 6,1~ A Look a H \ 1<"' f( \' Sl. Sunday ~ · ·1:15 1111-hlii>n 1:30 AJj ·the ~hi TUms · 2:(10 For iBettet---tir worae 6:00 flte Three Stooges &:30 The Life ot Biley 1,00 Arthur _J (Byrn..) 23. Mackerel- . N"'>~ ~~~ ,1. MathemaU• acale 18, Blppe4 ,o. Ba.&",bda.d . : fQJ' lt~. P:t~~§;~de 12:30 Searcli,'Jor · • rrow Li,IDYl~' W.- Ya. ot -- II LONGl'l:LLOW WHTl'!I.TV ~¢hcttib1I,: 13 l ,OO ~ Ono loller lllmPl7 at,ndll for anolhar. In lhl& aaMJ>l• A II uoe4 '1:15 Late Show !2:45 1\1.(.fil(Qq_ fl,R, l CO/.\E .. READY OR NOT : M. Note 111lv11r 22, Ta.nt.allU'Q. ' ~ l D.6U,l OllvPl'OQUOTE - Here's how lo wolll It: . 4XYDLBA&XR 11:10 Sports Report .· ___ - Indian 1,00 Flight '1:30 Steve Canyon 8:00 l)onna Reed 8:30 The Real McCoys 9:00 P1.t B00!'" $bow 9:30 The Untcuchaolea l0:30 Sea Hunt 11:i).'l ~ewa Tonlcht 1.1:05 Scanning the We~ll' thannel 13 'Wednesday 20. A aet ot 111 Ii ; Lil_ foi?lY•N INE AFTi 1 u on i2. Mulberry llke f\• 11 tree bark 24.. Deaaert 211. Glrl'1 name 26. The Blue 21, Excuse Ea.gle 29. HIU.lde 6:40 Weather Teller Cartoon Spectacular Romper Room Movte Esso Reporter I Married Joan 4:15 Tl,e Secret Storm t ,30 Edge of Night 1. i'ort.lfJ" 8. Source i. To :m. nlcely .... ,... ., FoR1Y•elGfff 30. Thi.la az. Wllrmed, 4..~lfia •· lnJure,p,7 """ S!!I~ Jobn Daly New• Sign Off c,oo '111e Brtgbt~r I>•> a. The theat.ri• (Byrn, ) Reporter E110 ,:s. Blclf. (potoit.) e:ttort 21. Tellurium 1 :00 .,'.u)out Faces _ 1:30 Medir. 2:00 nay ln Court 2:30 Gale Stonn Show 3:00 iBeat the· Cf0!.;1.. 3:30 Who Do fou Trut.1 , :00 . American :Bandstand s:·10 Rocky and His Friend• B,00 SIIJ Franolsco Beat 8:30 Your e. Open (mu,,) Ir: f.:t~•ti.i•:.,~ · 4 ,00 American Bandstand B,30 'My Friend Flick& B,00 San ~'r.tncltco Beat B,80 YGut Esso !leporltl 6,40 Weather Teller fl:45 John Daly New1 7:l'O Four Just Men 7,30 Music for a Spring Night 8.30 Special Tonight 10,00 Wednesday 'Ni&ht.Fithtl 10·45 Sports Parade 11 :00 The New• Tom,hl 11 :10 Scanning the- Weather 11 ,15 Sports Report 11 :20 Late Show AO&Ol!S8 1. Slide 18. Put forth ·WCHS..'T\t C"unnel 8a.annet 8 - Wednesd., C!{OSSWORD · the 13. Killer wtial11 10. Cubic meter beach i-t, Tak• a.way 18. Fann 14, Bone 16. It. watch• antmal of Lower 18, ND.tTO"' \he 17. Thrice inlet cheek 4:30 !J:00 !'.1:30 s11t. Preston 6:00 Flatt & SCruggs Show 6:25 Weathereast 6:30 N1'W8 Plclu1'9 6:45 Huntley Brink"l1.y Report 7:00 Whirlybirdo 7:30 ·nesc·,e 8 8:00 Bat Masterson 8:30 Producer's Choice' 9,00 Bacheior F41her 9;30 Ford Show 10)()(1 You Bet yOur Life 10:30 'J'alce A Good :..oot ll:00 · Newt Headlinea 11 ,10 Weathett11t 11:\5 Jack·· Pat1t·Show 9'30 Topper 10:00 Dough Re Ml HOGG and ZUSPAN MAnRIALS, INC. SP-3-5554 4:00 Channel 8- Thunday Eich "Plt11ln' halOII S.rvlce Spectar• lnctud.. 111 chlul1 lublicanll, radiator RIii Inhibitor and up lo 5 qu1rb of World'1 Flrat-Wolld'1 Fln1II YOUR CH.OICE FOR ONLY I GI.All, lffOWCASI, '20,00, Coll Dutton Jlr,11 co. • 18 3tp j INUIIOI • IXIUIOI \2 :oo 12 :Ml J :00 1:10 2:30 3:00 3:SO DAILY cal at.age u . Solitary J2. EJctlrpo.te Concentration Truth or conseqilencea It Could Be YOU Mid Day New, -M'ovJettme L-Oretta Youn1 Show Young Dr. ){alone Front 'ffiese Roots Comedy Playhouse Advent1.1re· IJ'heater Steamboat 'BiU It :30 Channel 3.. Th urs day •.2:4!i 4 Speed Transmission, Slake Rack, Good Rubber ...~si. lHO QO<oP TRAC: TOIi with Uve power llke olf. Ro. . . Pt.ket~ Pomtrof. WY ll8811. 4 18 3t, \ ENAMEL I 1951 CHEVROLET o/,a TON leq,tj f!trt4ltjon. Wnt deliver rea• totllltt ' dlitan~. Phone SH2- ~c • , • SPRAY . Some With Automatic Transmission 4 19 3lp . Seethe YELLOW PAGES j -1).- 1953 PLYMOUTH Wagon 2 Door CHICUN MANI/IIE. All YU 0-IZTI, --- SPRAY/ ( 17) Help Wanted 1951 FORD 4 Door STAKES. ANY QUAN, p lo ~,000, Reatonably Call WY 2·2006 or Ma1on $-D896 collect after '1 p, m.. ---------- Comedy Playhouse · Adventure Time Steamboat BIU · Quick Draw lt'-::Graw .PJ.u1ie In the Round The .fin, Tt.1.tker Show Wt::thel'east Nl!We PictuN> Huntley Brink,le7 Rerort Manhunt WP.~on Train '1:00 7:30 8:30 Prico? h Right 9:00 Perry Como Sbow 10:00 This is Your IJie · 10:30 Tombstone Territory 11:UO New, He11dline• 11: 1€' We-1tbereut 11:HI Tht Jack t'U? Show 1:00 Sl1n Off· -4:-16•tfc 1954 BUICK 4 Door alr conditioner. Will deUver up IO IO mUe1 INe. See or Pbone WWI.Im Rou1h, Ma•on, W. Va. SPruce 3-ll20'7. f 18 Ste 9:~ FO lt RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY 4 rooms and bath, unfurnl1hed . Call aflcr 5:30 P . M. Phone at $345 window• and -~ JUST SHAKE ( 14) For Rent Wipptl Supply, 214 Union o\ve., Pomeroy, Obi,. l+eotc auo. wtth •torm Blaettnar's 4:30 5 :00 5:30 6:00 fl:1$ 13& n,o -------- --~ AP Atn'MENTS - i'UmJahed and WINDOW QLIND,; ANP SHADES Ven.-.11111 llllnda, all alze1 and colora. JllrM Eltlmate1. Dale 19119 HOUSE TRAILER, ONLY INSPECTIONS. rllO:-.IE 1"011 SALF.. HOUSE IN POMEROY 6 rooms, bath and gas heat. GaWY-2-2774. Gilmore Supply rage . Beautiful vi~w of river. Store. Vaughan Pest Control Out of all hi gh water wilh or Co., St. Mary's, W. Va . Memwilhoul furn iture . Call WY 2ber of Nalional Pest Contro l 5376. 4 18 3tc 4-9-tfc Association . UPHOLSTERY CLEANED HOUSE P'OR SALE JN POMEROY 2 24 tfc by new modern methud endorsed 9 rooms , 2 baths, full sized by leading fabric manufacturers. new gas furnace . basement, GRAVILY Tl.ACTOR SA1.ES AND Cost very low. All work guaranlarge lot. F. A. Swatzel, 307 S.r(tc.. 512 E. Mriln, Pom•roy. Spring Ave ., Pomeroy 4.15-1:.lt.c Phone WY2-297S. Op• n 'Ill 9 teed. Furniture ready to u11e in p. m. until Jun• 1. lalffffiln: 2 hours. All work done ele-ctri• H•rold atrnhtrt, R...S.wllle. cally. Call today for demonstration or estimate. NQ OBLIGATION. Oh... Phone Coolwllle 3691. P•u9"'• Uphoratery Cleanen 3-19-tfc Phon• TU2:•5635. 4-lWtp We repair all types of radla,tors, from heater cores to the largest truck or tractor radiator. 4 :00 The easy wc,y ., FREE -------~--- Specials IIIIUBARB ROOTS. OLD VICTOR• IA ind Can1d61n Red· Guarant• eed to arow, 28o aaeh. Second bOUH ealt from Sollool bouae 1n SyNeuae, W!Ulam H. Holme•. 4 4 lie HOll~ BlfuJ)ERS, Bmcn CABI· NET ma.ken Formica s.1:1f, tops. Vinyl .ubestoe bJocll: laid. Hou.ae repair• of all deflCtiptioDI. Call GU)' Nt'&ler, Racine, Ohio. TELEVISION GUIDE WSA,Z.TV Channel 3 Channel 3 - Wedntsdo1·1etl:00 ,30 Pl,y Your Huncb Price ls Rl&hl AND - - -~•roy. - - ~---~--- W V6 1 DR. sEDAN Radio and hteater. One careful owner . Extra nice $2495.00. Bl111ltnar•, Pomeroy 4·20·6lc 493 ~lncoln St. Phone WY •2-3561 Mid.dleport , (21) Real Estate Every Day Ser vier 25-ll BOUSE FOR SALE ~ PAOf!l. town, six room1, , rooms jiown, 2 up, approdmately 1 acre l• vel land excellent well 18 mile • from Pomeroy ·on State Route 692. Price $800.00. Inquire Mrs. Howell at Pagetown. 3-12--00tc Before 9:00 AM. Alb.any 3353 Crltt Bradford Wrtt., Phon• or Contact REPAIR l.._,_ ..._ Pomeroy, Ohio FOR THE BEST ROOFING SER· - - CLELANDI -,,=,,.>=======--=:,' vice, roof repairing, roofing, Sycamore Sl., MiddlCport. I 1 ..... A TY Rer11lr c.r.&ot 4 19 6tc I AIR CiJN°DfflONING, REFRIGiitroof painting. Call us Bill Phone WY•2-2:255 Wyatt and George Staats. Phone _ __ - -- ation service. Jack's Refrlgera· WY2-2724 Pomeroy, Ohio. Ohio. (9o) Morine 5:.upplies llon, New Haven, Phone TU 4·15-6lp. --25537. 6-23-tf - (20b l Insurance USED BOATS AND MOTOR$ "5 ARI YOU RUN DOWN AT THI •nd 11p whll• thtiy lut. Matro, MUILL • R FURNAC••• WIS rlNGhNlll Doel your tifM•I MM ..., BARNES-SIMPSON INSuR - NCl!: politan Motors.. 600 Main HOUS• appllanCff. An1old 8r• Int? Best Work. Lowed PrlcH. A,:~nt&i Middleport. Firt,. Aut&St.1 Pomeroy. Phcm• WY.,2.J,810, th•"• S'(f'ICVM, Ohio. Phane RACINl SHOI HRVICI SHOP monile, BondL Phont WY-2WY•2-6314. 11•19-tfc 11-24-tfc RACtNI, OHIO. 2903. I only $23 .00. Phon, WY2·2204. \ I t:11 cmplOl(mttnl 19M MERCURY IN GOOD CON4-15-6tc ditlon . New motor and tram• .. ,... . ----Onte mi11lon wilh 4000 miles. New , ..UA.RLES!l'ON" MLLK . BA$.E. llowbrakH and wheeJ cyJinders, ard· Caldwell,_ 'l'~ppers Pl11lnll, DAY WOllK , llY LICF.NSED cap·• and new Urei. Price $45U Ohio. Pliunc C11uh1llc 151lfl. prudir:il nuri,t•. l'all 'T'U 2-44~i"i Phone WY2-6720. 4-20-6tc 4 18 lllp I --b~~,n ll and 3. 4 19 6Lc 1869 PONTIAC WY•2·2M9 Pomeroy WY .2-3895 UVTZ FEED STOREa At ChHter Yukon 5•2145 Coniplete S.rvla I .ATIONWl•il ~ ....... ~ c . . '-✓ .... ,w .. . , . _ ... Mktdleport I Hood. 111 LOCUlt St., Pomeroy . uolurn\5hed. M.cb(a.ater•• .Middle- 1936 CHEVROLET V8 STATION FOR SALE. 7 HOOM HOUSE., Wal')n One careful owner. large ge.rrlcn and yan.l. Also 2 Showa beat of care $1391HKI. room houMu same Jot. Delmar Bl • ettnan, Pomeroy, 4·20•6tc Rhodes, Harris 1 nvllle. 4-l!i·31c I Before 9':30 A.M. tfAMILL SeRVICE STATION AUCTIONIIR TROPICAL port. Phone WY•~lt286. 4·20-6k G"4I Cl•• Uftd C1rt All Makel en4 Model• II\ITROPOLITAN MOTORI II00-406 latt Mlln It, , .....,..,, Ohio • MORE Call Dlcil Sterrett :S :S He MWdleport. fish, Mollie's, Angel's and Von Rio's, etc. Lowell McNkkle, 4--15{1tc Antiquity, Ob.io. 1956 HOUSE TRAILER 30 !t. Sleeps six, 2 bedrooms. Very good cond1lion. Inquire at 477 ..........,... Pit 64l50 RADIATOR .- DON ST1V ii;BS TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL Appl~ Npair. C•II Frank C•pNina, 414 N. hconcl Aff., A. C. BRADFORD, RaclM, Ohl._ - - ----,-:-::-:-:-:c Pain Experienced • FOR SALE: FIVE &OOH ROUS with bat-h. Nlce loeatloo. llel.Yln Dally Sontinel, Pomeroy-Mlddieport. 0., April 20, !~0-7 · , '' 3•30-3otp Ob11t. CUSTOM BUILT KITLREN D&aiin:911 to: ,our bom:i .Fr"4I utim,toa. .P'0awD&D and Abbott, Pbone WY·2-M2L 8-8-tf reasonable. Raymond Thomas, 4 18 6te Langsville, Ohio. RECEIVED COMPLETE IN6URANCE ~Rt). tection. LIie, Auto, ~'ire, Pollo. Call Don Mll.1,, .Middleport, 1ELEV1SION RADIO AND SllALL appliance repair. Phone Oti1 McClinlock. Rlcloo, Ohlo. 2+tfc EOR SALE : l - 8 CU. Fr HOT• point refrigerator. 1 dixie ga5 range and 1 dinette set. Priced $6.00 $7 .M t9l For Sale L 0. McCOY AUCTION I ER Rout. 2. LOftl lottom, «.1hlo. have KEDE'ITES a.nd SUMMER· E'ITES in the " most wanted'' styles. The Sh.oe Box, Middle• port. ~ 18 fltc USED TOMATO STAKES. CALL WL 9-3773. 4 18 3lc ,-par. (20) Business Services COMFORTABLE FOOT WEAR for now and the hot days ahead. We $4.!IO PHONE WY-2-2157 l 1 I Notices 67 ACRE HILL FARM. 5 ROOM Hou~, 3 outbuildings, 12 acre, bottom land, pastw-e and tim• ber, electric, waler, tO acrea with minerals. $2,800.00. Bill Cozart, Rs.cine, Ohio. 4-lMtp -------·- -~•-,---, \I . \,>.: . " 1 -· ~·~,.~?t .... _,.•.•~::•m• '" ...,:,,11 " ' • • • 111 " •••• Ill :::::::, ,, , ' ........ •\!: ~~l'!ZE.:: , ...... i ii ·1 .........._,,, . ' PRESTON MOTORS . \ A.I USED CARS Acron t'rom The Midway Markel Phone WY-2-3422 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio r,·.. ~-.. ,-.l.· ,, ASHLAND OIL A ' a,• ,.INING .C OM,-ANV, A•hland, KenluokJ ~ ~~ Sar.,. TV-"Solwdq .. . ,.·,',I; :a~~ , -~ • ~ ' ~·, . llii,1.._l\i,• Tlllfl,1'10 P.JI,. lfSd,i,rv, Oil, I , .1 ,.•to1,lq. .,,,.~~-. ... .. . . . _ ' • ' .. ~· i, ' 'l'1' •• ,.,.)\,I, "'"' ,.,. '. ~/;.~•-,·(ji' , ... •r. ' .. w· ~'...;;,,,. , f ;,;i ,/;V . 'I:,' ' ' • ,~,-:· �- ' • • < -----------. Priscilla Circle Around And g......oa11y Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, o., April 20, 1960 _ District H.ome Demonstrat'ion Counc i l :Sessi on To Be Held May 5 At Middleport ' • • The District Home Demonstration Council will meet for an all-day •eosion May 5 at the Heath Methodist Church In , Middleport, ii is announced by Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Mo�s .r eounty home demonstration agent. Members from the SI.I. Southeastern Ohio counties, Hocking, Vinton, Jackson, Gallia, Lawrence and Meigs, will attend the session. '' I Accordin& to the proira.m for the event, the seasion will st.art at 10 ai. m, with registration and lill until three o'clock with • noon luncheon &erved by the lad­ lea of lhe Heath Church. Reserva­ tions may now be made for the - luncheon by calling lhe Mei,gs Extension Office, before April 30, Mrs. 'iolan said, gleln, District 15 Pre1ident; Busi­ ness Meeting; Group Sln&ing, led by Mrs. Jrene Grueser. Jdeigs County. Prev iew of t.111ble df!<'oratio ns by county mernl>era; 12 Noon, Noon break for lunch; 12: 15 p _ M. h l p . L " unc ·' u··30 · M , G ro up Si n ing,. \, r �. KnOW omema.ers rom 1UIDY · Coun tr Ie1," Mrs. CharIes E n111n; ,, 30 •- -ta II a1 · n . S I MUl lil i•_: l� o ,cers, oc mg v · olu nty n c harce; Summuy, Iv a n Jo hn 1, Supv., Home .,,._,ono".,,_ s lon, J;,£ . . �it:s,,. Cl " osrng Sont 11iY Fat her ,I .Yor .d. _____ ___ re���- Each county will have ch.ara:e or decoratin,. two tablet for th:! luncheon with an International Theme ta be followed in the de­ toration. The theme ia in honor o f the speUer, Mrs. Charles En· sia:n, President of the Ohio Home Demonstration Council, who was the 1 959 delegate to the International ACWW Convention. Melg11 County 's table theme will be Australia and Germany, Mn. Nolan Siiid:. The program for the day irs as follows: Funeral servicea were cor,ducted 10:00- 10:30 A. M. Registration and Games, Gallia County; 10 :JO Sunday at 2:34;) p. m . for Mrs A. M., Flag Presentation, Vinton Mary J. Davis at the First Un ited Counlv in chuge. Two homemak• Presbyterian Ch urch in Middleport ers from each county; [){!votions, with the Rev. Howard Ruppelt of• Lawrence County; Welcome and liciating . Burial waa In the Mid­ lntroduction11, Mrs. Maxine Goe- dlt:port Hill Cemetery. C.. ·~ Last Rites For Mary J, Davis Corn:lucted Sunday MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO ,I Not O,-n Tonl9ht THURSDAY and FRIDAY "TilE GENE KRUPA STORY " S a l M lneo - S I.WlraO Kohner Out•of.tewn rtl1ttvH and rrienda here for the funeral include Mrs. Harty M. Nel10n, Detroit, Michi­ gan; Mr. and M n. ltobert J, Jonea, Greenfield, Ohio; t>r. ind Mrs. Thomas H. Davia of Tulsa, Okla. and Gen. and Mr11. J. E. Hull of Washin&lon, 0. C. BOARD TO MEI T The Otricial Board or the Min­ ers ... ille Methodist Church will hold a 1)'lecial meeting on Thurs-­ I day e.,.cnlng al 7:30 J'l. m. E.,.ery member Is urged lo be present. For Tha t Coffee Brea k • • Abou t 1 a... .T .. ,t1��11 !�� II 1' Gospel Services Announced For Reedsvil le Church Lunch or lth1ner Whatever It Mag Be l'ou Wfll Enjog ft More At CI RC LE' S Restaurant ly LUCILLI HAWKINS • Ted r,· she, and M•' and M•s. daughter Jan of Rock.away, N. J., were weekend guesl!I of his r•r cr1ls. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram F'is '.!T , Minersville. f .iae► of Mondo.,.• ind Mr and Mn: Homer Walter and daughtera Melinda and Suella, Upper Sandusky were �ekend gue1ts of / Mr and Mr!. John Smith, Nye Ave Saturday 1uests were Mr and Mrs. H R. Walter, M ,mells l'rt r and Mn. Joe :Martin of :tane11v11le we;re weekend guests or her poren ... •·, u- an d Mrs. E ., . . uett McKniitbt. ,r,i.rs. u Eft·ll' . Ha1 11·,t1ay of Athe n11 ,nd t!!fr,. Fem s....eene,y of Ru tland visited Saturday and Sunday wlt.!1 Mr, and Mrs. Everet! Mc­ Knight. I Mr::i James Will aad daughters rl'tur�ed· home today a fter a v1�1t in Columbus wilh Mr. and I M rs Marion Rowell and other relative.s. They were acC'otnpan ied home by Mr, Will who drove t here for them. Ml'11. R i chard Maier ''•. •. l "n·d son -; . 5-i�es -,3z;3s ' • J HOTE� MARTIN POMP'IY'I IIIT Privatfl AOOms J'or 10 to 176 People I Soft, light­ makes walking a picnic A wedp of omooth, 1upple kid th•t clinp with oilken softneoa and cradleo your foot with_ woi1htless ease, For extra comfort Air Step addo tho famoua cuahioned eole. 1/ aclivil)I i, your Ain4 of livint, Air 8/q i, )'OW' iilul of SMe. $9.95 ,/Mlf .. •'- tml • <• ·i :! ' i • · •1D·'9 ' .. . - ." . -p •. . ' , " t· ..;.\. t ' I ' ,f ' ' •, ' ' • �..• ".:! . :., \., . _!; • ,f • , �--- • ' 1,, ' a'MIIA ,)'Oft ,...,, SIii RANGE I luld1r 6- 11 """" 5-11 Medium �-ll 1111dt ,ij , tl Wldo Wloo HI After 6 P:M. with Merchants Police Service HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good l'ood and Legal Beverar-1 Unttl .:30 A.M. SJ'TI rllf/f,.., _, H�RJLEY & BEN N ETT SHOE STORE ii ' OHIO 1. A.�. . . r• ' • NO ;;l!IiLEPlJ!).l'd! 4LLS I - ·,· • , �. I \,. ·1 Sherwin Willlciihi.�rf.f�K-.-.tone, K,ni'.Glo All new stoek - save up to $2,0!) p� - ,-110� - �ujitr Kemtone R,g. $6.9!t, , , . , . , . . . Sale $4,99 . ·_ KlM-GI.O . . . . . . . . . Rft�' $9.+9 - Sal, $7.49 ·, ' Both Av�!• In quart,t,, � ' - -·7i ' · . •, ; . . .• ' � ', .ow\, ', w..,1 - •.., ., 1o "'56-Cheteo 2.n S'•l.11� T�raw lltues - lb• hi' AU t ft. Carpet - all ... - .... '7,,S 11-1 It. . . Sola "'" ··- fl; l'w<h Rop -,- 11..- :r.s• ·_P.ll ' -.. . llolo ...'5 l'orch Rup - ll1t S'JII' $5.ff _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .) _ _ _ _ _ _ a.1. '"" $I.SO tt,,e,vy Plata GIHs, .._I ._ ... Minor - Slni ,... x 20" •• 11 ,us - - · - - - - · - · · · s.1o s,.u • 1 ; • ' CANI ,11N1NO I 1 1\i'N · · '-· - - - · -• - -- ,,._ NI.II. "( l$o .., � - .· , ·., �itlect� .,9!'9, � - _!S # _wt · i, ltt.� 14f.N ·•�..:'-- - �-�·-J- .... $UM , ·11 Ir-Mc Rl!I, "91,SO -··-·•-:--"·, i-,. -,· ,-, 'f"!'"'-.""°"' . ' HANO .I.AWN lltl)WIII '41',ts· v-­ .'!lit- 11',SO - ---- <-----� "I• tl0.9S . OIi l!MO - J I••- - Hl;Jlt, . 145,IIO _ Roe, 111t.H ---·- ·, -· ···- .... I 'I · �,:wl• "!Ill- ,.1.... ', WIN ---···-- --•-· ALL Yt Pinc ■ 1. ; .- I • _. :�, ' : A joint stafi of medic&! a•d osteopathic doctors appeared assured today for the pr\>pos• ed Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital if a $235,- I 000 bond Issue is approved at . the May 3 Primary election. This was ihe result ol ac­ tion taken Wednesdar night In the first "official' . - or "legal" meeting of the board NEW HOSPITAL - Thi, is'in Mlist's drftllng of the pro­ corporation, who would operate the institution under lease of trustees of Meigs Commun­ posed hew 40-bed Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital from the county, voted the hospital will be stalfed with quail• ity Hospital, Inc., a non pro­ which will be built in 1961 if over 50 per cent of the voters lied medical and osteopathic doctors su bject to standard rules fit corp6ratlon, which would say "yes" on May 3rd to a bond issue question. Last night and regulations of the American Hospital Association. operate the proposed 40-bed trustees of the Meigs Community Hospital, Inc. , a non-profit laclllty under lease from the county. Commk Police Flee After Try At Refugee C,ontrols Court Battle Deepens Edison Hobstetter, chairman of the p'romotton committee auJna ,passage of the bond issue nid today: "I'm happy that the board of tru1tees issued its 1tatement of IERL-llil UPI - Communltt policy. It is v ery much in line ,oll iW ..nt.rtd Wfft a.run today with the ideas expre111ed la our 1nd tried to impose tnf►reivtM . a commlttee's talks befon 23 or controls on •l•vatecl railways In The Ohio Water Pollution Board today asked the Meigs In its motion made today, the more local groups 80 far. ffle Allift! 1NaL They fltd bade County common pleas court to throw ou t Pomeroy village's attorn�ys for the Ohio Water "This is only a first step, how- 1cro11 the Iron Curtain when COLUMBUS L .;a .. Aud, 1 new e . . f lb request for permission to add e\lidence in its appeal against Pollution control Board C?ntend Ele�trlclty from the atom today ts flowmg 1,., ,,_ A. � .,1d ,._ ever. We feel our work now -will WHt 04-rm■n pollc. 1how.d u p. · · · that Pomeroy had ample time lo ' that pomer_oy �s YlOlating sta te law bY prepare .,.idence for t he �a,rd •s 1·md mg Dresden Nuclear Power Station 1n . northern llllnoJS - the d•r th. ■tat. • Ii , 'oaiuilnt on. have to be i nlen1lfled to inform e pre sentation clH• of p.1rt waa movit Tb. the 1t1 vantage1 or dum�mg raw sewage into �e Ohio River_ plant in which the American Electric Power System and the mllllqn dollars • ai,il �und­ the publict hof to the board at the March 8 bearhalt to effort t Communi, pe_rat• i building a new hospital." In 1ta motion the Pollution ing before that body. Ohio Power Co. participated by contributing to lb> research ,., .,,,.... br •:!fil"' ,. ,o11... . . The complete statement of the • sudden mn• tlltht of nfvgHI B. oard sa1'd P omercy �uld have board o rder. half • blflion � lir1. wortti of At that t1me, the entry NY•, . and development work. . ione. on occ:upatl Soviet th• from 1 trustee, following thei r metting wH loaded to its pre•ent 448 fuel The motion reque-sting authority Mayor Charles Legar and Counc no ne wly . dtseo�e.red �vidence il -The oresa� Plant turned out assemblies for the initial stage of back bills for � �· of mental in offi ces of the Ohio Power Co. Earll ... the Recl1 had ord.-nd • to add to its petition agamst the to add evidence to the Village of man Leslie Fultz were preaent patients from tfl. . ,..t#lnh' tam itJ fl111t_ poWer last .weekend, when operation. natlonallu slowdown in thitlr in Pomeroy : , ., . . Pomer(1y's petition was filed Jut and were given the opportunity to 111.._ � 1n its huge reactor ,team tuuu... The reactor will now be brought ''The recently elected board of tlon of 1mall bu1lnet1 to try to week by Solicitor Fred Crow. The present the village's ai de of the H• said tf Pt!r ceqt the a� whirl • a 180,000-kllowa.tt turbine- up to half-power under provisions trustees of Meigs Community .t.m th tid• of mu...._ ne w evidence is .sa id lo be a ala- cue, and that when the board generator. The nuclear electricity, of the Atomic E nergy Commiasion counh w.rw · uncQtllfdJf•• Hospital, a non-p1•ofit corporation, nd listical report based on a sur11ey caUed for any 1ddltlonal evidence er u rfllway, v entional •levated �lls­ con Th• as Th• e ·tt.. pla n tli ulltct which ia the sam start-up license. The reactor then wish.es to make th� following 1 , hu •power occupetlon statUNs, now being taken in Pomerc.y by none was given, r power, Was fed into the power will be shut down to check per- �IOffll9 ftf �ii.;- hJff .-l�tury old o_pen statement at this �lme cela.,.olunteer worker! to determine this Judge John C. Bacon has 11 But nllh. sntem of the Commonwealth Ed- formance data. 'upon author:lu• -w.. an�� '' tiicently by tive to the proposed Veterans lrlli run by Commu " Porneroy's .need for. the contro ... er yel sel no date for hearin1 on ,YHrl two In ti,_ and ffrit owner : .Jt,• Chicago wH · Gov. Mldlm. · , V;, D1 ol llt, iaoiJ Co ,_... - .c �o1. Me�orlal Hospital ,on which «)on• ,· ·• • tion o.t AEC1 it will thun �e iial sewerage mtem. ei!he r motion in the cate. out .U.., 41ad tried to carry ""' . "' 1 operator·• oI the p,... ,••1•· � . . � " "' .., etrdetknr -mwll. be eommenaed bf"• , ,:.,.g_. ei 11;r11n' statfo.1s. T brou•ht up !ri gradual ate.Jo to full · - d' !IJlt' i · f t Jau...whr.ft · � • W �; - .. Output from the .plah��'IChed � flll� In are men 1 Two Meig.s County J , _ 1�, -provided the -4 ay they qu ait h,n.d traffl.,.. lectla• the ord ,c�ts should M.OOO kw. The ·prod&ction rate Y bond issue 1s , passed at the pr J- · · in tl.lu be to expected Is Dresden -ff rathar •• ..-..M., and 1 rched th•lr IUfflll'I, wiU be 1tepped up · gradta ally dur,'Jl'" • •, fi_lrl__ 'Jr 11:o ·_, ,__r Mocton. h•��i .:: ' �!Tri:':w.1'i:' ..... · J �=�i! � 3 Ma.y on mary summer. . Operation this i111 the nut SeveraI w,&!l'k 8· tharges of breaking and enl.cr' ... "The board has decided that . Nuclear Power Group consists or General Elecltic Co. 111 building Commonwealth Edison; Bechte I ing a restaunnl in lhal cily. the hospital, when conetructed, · · HOME Dresden for a fixed corll r11.ct Price Corp., the engineer-constructor for ARRIVE Sheriff Robl!rl Hartenbach wa.s _ . . Wllll\ county a as operated be shall � r,� , of $45-million. ComtnOnwel Jth ia the p-ojecl·, American Electric Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warner notified yP.sterday afternoon that hospital with qualified physlelam paying 130-miUion of the contract Power 'service Corp., and five othCHARLESTON , W. Va. (UPI) - Sen. John F. Kennedy and aurgeon1, both oat.eop1thic arrived home after a six month Jefferson County officers were price aad Nucle,11r Power Group, er electric utllittes: Central Ulin• holding William Landers, 22, (Mass.), central figure in the religious controversy underlying Blay at Naples, Florida. See Joint Staff Page Two .:.___:____: Inc.,. ii paying the $la.minion bil · ois Light co., nunols Power Co., 122 Laurel St, Pomeroy and the West Virginia Democratic primary campaign, was intro­ member• etaht ance. One of lhe Denzel Hudson, 29, Mlnersv""'-1, �uced Wednesday as a '' reat American'' by a At�thodist min• , Co Light Kanea11 City Power & , 11 g is American companiea or NPG after lhey were caught in a res ister. Pacific Gas and Electric Co., and Eleetrle Powe r �rvice Corp., the Union Electric. Co. (Missouri}. laurant early yeBlerday morning. A two-act operetta "Cowboy on ----'---------Kennedy, · a Roman Catholic hopeful for the Democratic ----�--aervlce organiations for the .AEP the Moon" will be presented at The men will be held in Jefferl no mination was praised by the Rev. Frank Briz.. p esidentia r Sy11em, wblch Include, Ohio Pow8 p. m. Friday by the Tupper, son County to answer to the dur endine ' ing a whistle-stop visit to the coal mining commun­ er Co. Plain, grade ■<hool children In \he charges, Prosecutor James o·t) ty of Cedar Grove, W. Va. 1 and will not be school auditorium. 10!1 to Brien 68id today •,tJ-�lon of th• " .,., Re.... Brizendine, asked nedy •11d H�p��Y should q_ult i he Avery Nelson, Bedford t;o":nship, is _seekmg nomma t be returned to this area where Direction la by Mrs. Allee Nease 1 1• whether the religious question lbeir West V1tg1ma campaignmc and ·the coatume committee ill th� office of �ounty com�s1oner, su bject lo the Repubh�an warrants are held for each. "" ' :::-.:..� t�� _, ...,_.., .., ...., ofhce. would affect county a for try 1he outcome of the �.est they turn the •�t! into � first his . ts It the Mrs. of 3. c■rl Primary election May object 'Mn Lavi na Brannan, Hudson has been . · ,.0WW rNctor In 11nk• or un• _ 1011111 war. """' ,_. battleground for relig · ed �-r . \ . ·� , , ...,., "' w1'd espread search Ior some .,.ole in lhts heayily . Dem-,tiBarnhill, Mra. Marvene .ca IdweJI , Mr. Nelson was born and ra11 HaroJd NeeI)', s_pe,1Jting at .Ra· ...ti:· dw con,truction Jn the United I fi • I -, � . area, did he id •• t think not >t ,; had " SM · Mra. Mildred Caldwell, Mr1. Betty 'within a few feet of where he &ix weeks after he was eaugbt in two Statfl. Of lddltlonal iltnlflunc• t deal to do wiU, it. "The venswood , descnbed the Chevalier and Mrs. Donna Watson. and bis wife reaide today and the , : , .,,;. .'· � the act of burglarizing The Hut a great -1can peopI e are concerned Democrat.s' primary battle at · Ii the t.cf that Drffdtn 1• th• m,;:.i A • Ora:anilalion and community Mra. Brannon !& accompani11t. Nelson home IB part of the 1' .' ' F Reataurant in New Haven. lgnor• l ss, wicked and flrtt Ml-Kale, privetety flnancRolt':!1 a re bein1 taken by Kenny "home plaee." He waa the 10n of 1 ing the threat of a 8boLgun held ' only w1lh a man that e&11 do Lhe ���;: 5l'Jlsc e l eaders are being i nvited to at• oil nuclNr powv plant In th• on him by the New Haven res- job." tend a resource de.velopment Caldwell as the man in the moon the late Elmer and Llnnie (Hoyt) WOflcl, taurant owner, Hudson fled on II, o1n earlier stop in F11yette­ meetln&-0pen to everyone in wbo v iaits earth wltl:I hi11 moon- Nel1on. "I cannot 11tand idly by and see 'J Drtsden athie ved ita first atomic M. i1s County-at the Ohio Pow• sten. The moonster, cnate havoc tandidate, noted widely for fool into the- hills back of New ville on the last day or his whirl• my fellow Wesl Virginians, what­ The e 1:haln reaction Ocl I&, 1939 , when er Co. offices in Pomeroy, Mon- when th ey begin stealing Wertem bis good. natured jolly la�b. h,111 Ha\'en .tnd succe58!ull)' eluded wind barnstorming tour of We.111 ever their political belief&. beinl the fltat 28 uranium fuel usem, day, April zo a t 8 p. m. Virginia,• Sen. Kennedy declared indefensibly cast in the role of equipment 10 theY can stage their been a fur dealer ror man)' yean, the oJCicers, blies wtre installed in the reactor Sheriff Hattenbach sald that he was running for president as poverty-stricken indigents or in­ bottle a:11 County ea:tension aaent C. & own rocteo on the lflOOR. rates an Alhland ope core, Since then, teaUng operation• urakealee ui� the aeend ,11 !or the The setting gf the operetta lt1 franchlae, Is a member of the Hudsoo is also a parole violator a Democrat, "not III a Catholic, tolerant religious f,11natie11," Neely have bee n conducted II the core meetln1 wi ll � from California where h e ser\'cd a Prolest11.11l or a Jew." the "Bow antf Arrow School " County Fair Board, of the Hemsaid. HumphNy Plans Jv11ket a term for a felon�. A bri"f •ummary of Retouree where Joan Schultz baa the role o f lock Grove Church of Christ, the As Kennedy .wound up hi$ threet.eacher; ,Benjamin Buchan1n is Heml Oct Grove Grana:e •and of Landers, a frequent offender Developm ent wort to date. in Pomeroy, ii also wanted here, day lour, hie opponent, Sen. Hu­ Reports from Int erest 1roup1 on the sheriff and William Am01 and the M11onk York Rite lod.ge. Sheriff Hartenbach aa.ld, bul bert Humphrey CD-Minn.), pre­ L)'ndall Lfon, ha ve roles ot Mr. . Ob yes, Avery farms some- on projects. Meigs County will not preaa for pared for a long campaign junket What are some Meias Count1 and Mra. Blair, 1chool . p ttr,Q,ls. the side, too. Student& are played blf/'.)Dorl• his return. There are three charg- through the state beginning Mon• problem& on which work is need• Rumor hH Jt th•t aeveral picC..ndace tures had to be t.tllen before one e8 against Hudson in Connie Cink, Mason day and running through earl)" Davla, ed? County, Pr<>&e&.ltor O'Brien aald. j May. Humphrey pl,11nned to tour A decision u to ' whether Meig1 Hawk:, Ruth Ann Barnhill, Gene could be obtained . with Mr. Nel, ' plora• Youn1, George Cur1il, Billy Cole 10n preaentln, • ,oletnn face (IIN much of Weel Virginia by bus to 1 The Febrµ&J')' real estate tax County should continue ex. the and Janet Hol1inger. in win support for hiii; May 10 pri­ Htion possible i t and picture) abo ve. on nitlefflent for Meiaa Coul)tY ha, · COLUMBUS UPI - Gov. Mi­ _______ mary popularity balUe with Ken­ Chorus aroupa will be lint and Development program. been completed with dlltribuUon Reaource chael V. DiSalle's oHice took on .v:rad8th Ind 7th e v a nedy. b 1radtr1 SflOOnd ; Three meetings alre,dy made ' to lbtt varlou1 1ub-dlv lalon1 the appearance today of the room fifth cow&irlt; and A Republican candidate for the cowboy1 seeker� project tbl1 on held been AVERY NELSON and .to the state auditor Gordon ' West. Virdginla go.,.ernonhip as­ of a law student l)n the day be­ Ina to a:enerate interelt in co- and aixlh bo)'I, tndlah,; fth 1rade Caldwell said today. . r \JPl-l.al,o GTON WASHIN fifth ffloon1ten; girl■, and serted Wednesday that both Ken- fore final ezam8. boy• meet• Two ra,ram. p a ina: The tax money dM11lon has ordinat Mayor Fine,, Man $50 Ch.or.­ Secretary JamN P, Mltcheft ,. Plaafore the girl11, 111:t.h and ,conjunction In held were Ing DiSalle disposed of hl1 rout i ne been made 11 follows: Mayor Kenneth McElhinney u1, and a special "huff and puff" commendN toNJ that co.,,.t1 costs Korean bonus, with Gallia County 1e,\fj}e11. and work in a hurry, then settled $50 s state, WWU, Searle Hod fined HfflCNlll'lt." IMNIIM •f grant • At a . meeting In K11ei- Creek chorus of third a:raden. down amid more than 30 dwly of resisting arrest 8,236,0f; County, 50,233.75; .Audi­ charge a (ID $1,an-havr Middleport c.fficial11 hope for a lh9 In cents 5 1 to 0 1 · weet it waa re­ law books lo decide whether tor 1114 'l'realUJ'ff Fees, 7,fffl.H; High School laat md $10 and costs on ar, intoxica­ town-wide spring house cleaning federal mlnlml.ffl ••· M■!Gil GINIIUIL · HOSPITAL ef nporta on bri that _ commended ; 3,0,11.98 Frank Poindexter o( Cinc innati g in Mid­ the week of Ma1 2 with Mayor hearin a fn 11e1i E>i.te """"ment, charge tion · Admitted: Mar1&J:et Mulford, Corpora­ major projects of each local or• should be spared from the elec­ To'lfnlbipa, 11,747.02; The Mklcll•port P,:lra o-part. dleport mayor's court last night. Kenneth McElhinney'a proclama­ Cheshire. view a • with made, be ean!MUon tric chair. aker Shoem Ross tion,, :a,t,220.18; Schools, 256,173, was fined Also tion naming that wtt!k as "Clean Dllcharged: WyaU Gilbert, Pom• ment wu ultecl •t 12:20 today toward ineorporatlna: the Idea■ . intoxication Op, Paint Up Week. " an on costs and Ill . $10 control of out bl._ • bsttl• to obJec­ eroy; Charlei . Carmich,.el, Middle­ DiSalle wore rarely-used eyeThe tOntf COiiection for the Into broader, eount1•:Widt cha rge. Eight <'iilts were derailed and a glasse.s for his heavy readi..q. Lewis EIUs, s1reet ecmunission­ 11 the Mlddlepo,t dump. Poirieroy. P<)rt: IHb�e H1,i.n1, tl ve a. &­ lint haJf of the )'ear waa $3'14.· er, haa announced a schedule for section of track torn up in a !ote him was a book, at one aide . wa1 88 111 . amount lt.1.GB. Of tht1 rubbish pickup by the village switchin g actident in the New Ii dletalion machine and at the ?'11hmded for , tu.ea: cJiar1ed er• street department with each \'il­ Y ork Central's Hobson yards at ot'her a yellow, lined legal tablel. roneol\ily, Of the amount allolage Ward to be worked syttent t a. m. this tnorning. There were A newsman stoi,.i)ins by lo chat catecf for scb�I• thk figure in iitically fnd with I general pick­ ao injuries. Cause of the accident n:w not the usual wiaecracll: d elude, '1!8,000 whicb had been up on Saturday. Monday the had not been determined at noon from DiSalle but a quotation from P,id l.n, advance draw■ LO I.he fol­ .street crew will work in th� today, according to L. 8 - Wiley, Oliver Wendell Holme11, the great Dia• SchoqJ 0Cli1 L n r ■le r.i Jowina: ' First Ward; Tuesday in the Sec­ Hobson .ttation agen L. . 1t was to the effect that jurist Sallsbur, Local trlcl $20,000; the of hing wa� 56 The )'aJ'd crew was switc ond Ward; all five the power or clemency Is not lo Sdlool Diltrlet '8,000; lloulllern empty ears it the time of the detown by Frida)' eveninJ. , be used at the whim of the man Local Sthool Diltrict $2Q,OOO and Ellis is asking that all -pro• railnient under the diredion of the power, but for the we,tem Local S<bool Qiatrlet Cbe· perty owners cooperate in the Condu ctor w. c. Cundiff, Syracuse_ P06Sessing aood of society. spring effort by placing rubbish The dera ilment occured a bout 1 50 • fore contolldation• tl0,000. The balanee Of Lhe money', t1 beln1 Route 7 crossing yards east of the in containers at their curbs. Then DiSallc relurnt:d to hl1 1'1� at �e completio n of the and did not create a traffic prob- books and hia deliberallon,s . aetUement. lem, the state patrol said. He said he was not sure Ir hi& Collins Co,uplete,, At , the lime tlm• the Inheri­ However, it was necessary to decision on Poindexter would be tance tiJc mOiles! 'WU dl�trlbute� di sc Onnect tile signal lights at the ready tonight, Dioxide Plant Come repreoenlln(' IH IJO,lcl by i,eTljlna Army P11t. Charles P., Collins, crossing as the derailment was receiving - an, lnhffll'!�: 'N>lol son of Mrs. Helen e; Collins, Rt. near enough to trip the switch to AUTHORITY GRANTED amounl dilbune� �,781 .72., Of 3, Pomeroy, reC1ently fOmpleted the Jights. the patr<JI 111id, The Be-dford Township troslffl thla amount .half -,nt tea the Several of the c•rs overturned lhe to.week carbo·n diozi4e plant Stile Of Olllo IOII In COIOD\\lilon• operation courae al The En.,lneer and have been pushed off the hav� been given authority Lo trans­ trades by a bulldor.er to allow re­ fer $390.48 from the road: and er'■ 111"1 111« Ille � half S<!hool, Fort Belvoir, Va. - . . ' to Ille 1Ullf!l'1lllon hl,,.l!loh He entered the Arffl1 11st Octoi­ pairs to be made. A work train is brid&e fund to the genetaJ fun4, ' ,_ i(ler �dlna colJi!c> according \o an ,eatry · algMd' by · , Nf;W OffiCERS - New offl<ert of the Middleport Parent president; Lucy Gregg, first vlce,,presl4knt; Mrs. George Hae• ber and completed batlc training being brought from Dickin11on, W. Judge John c. Bacon and filect- to­ clear up the wreckttae, Mr. , to V. a secretary at Fort Hood, To. He Is 1 1954 a6Slstant Hubbard, E. Harold Mn. ; Brow•, 11:ett, secretary w:i,e�_Mn. Teactlers A:lliDclatk>q l•ot•l!lld day in Lhe Clerk � Coltlll Wiley said.. &raduale of Pomeroy WP School. 111; .llbr ,�t vice and Donald Plunkett, treasurer, let!, W'1e CbirJ�•-Aaa)lradllvfyt :Jl .1, ·,1 , • -• Mi�ry fo:F�liow AE Power System Sees First In Menta/;fil/1 Atomit Electr1t Current Flow PiJiicy--Rh�Ploilts �_rtu !"j. Saturday, 4til 30th . 8t30 pm f\LOOK. •· - ··--- · · - - - · · - s.i. '"'°"-. : �-• •�, .r .,.. State's Motion In Pollution Case Claims Pomeroy Could Have No New Evidente To Add · i, . '•'· · - 2 Meigs Men Taken By Police .lo Steubenville c.·1- y , 0...- Mirror .....:. lln 12"'x41'' �· . powdf. . . We Have · ()an$d' 01Mr o�lt�v1f;; pur , Baseflt�,.·:··an � Deek• , Tht :ffoor. A Lot Of It All The Me.r'c: handise We Have. Ltff Is On Has Be�n Re.marked • Much- Of . It B,low ;tot.t� These Prices Quoted Are Just A Few Of Th• Ma,iy Barg�in·�11 . DON'T V'AIT, G� YOU �S .... WORLD'S FIRST - This ls Commonweal th Edi9on'a Dr en Nu�ffll,,I . . 1ta. " hM ,1o1111e,. . ll<111 turbine In Morrl1, Ill., from wblch ele cu1clly made a · i,;_ It .,o be and Ianni •• home Illinois &laned flowing to northern " �-; ei!lirl>lne t� . In' plonl. power ar nucle die fltlt full-,eale, privately-owned i l • l l l feM long, and ls powered by nuelea r reactor steam, i'i'l!d111:� •· ,!'.:11111 time \i!II 84,000 kllowalts, which was lo be Iner eased gradually i'! lJ0,090.. : . '.r�; ·:_ _, Co kes·.Ip·. v"3de _. ::h001 Moon 'In ·"Sc 0 I peretta F,.'da Monday, "�pril 25th ot 1 0 . <. ;.I' -• ~• 10 BIG PRIZiS WILL BE AWARDED I .t I Attion Taken In Offitial Board Meeting rom_- FREE PARKING .• Ohlr. cw1.,.r.1a ....._,. today with ...,_ MlttelNI ..... tn MaWlily thlt IMfflkla, e tfftte cwl• 'ftlt. Parttr cl� ,.,....., ond F..W.r. Hltlt -• In Ill, 1.. NlllfM tn 50I. Trustees Vote {_.c. ' ent1ne WEATHER LE r;Q)'Y - k :-:::-----------------------;S;::;:; d -"".-"".i".":'�"'.'96 ::-____""..�-::�--"."":::'."':""""=---:------------P ___ ,:____G7'; ,.;; omeroy M lddleport , 0hlo, Thurs ay _ A pr I 21 , 1 0 VOL X_II NO. 5 ------------- ' ' R,. • ,• ·, . llt't'!:' -, • al y ' ' .Jt, ; '< Our big contest wi•h over $500 in pri111 111d1 Soturdcy, . Aprll 23rd at 8 :30 P.M, ·•l•s If Upper Blodl" ••� . ! :. . / " I N MI DDLEPORT, OHIO --- • U.1t LETCHWORTH, Encland UPI­ Police reported tod-, ,omeone stole a 15-ton mobile crane equip­ ped with I tO-(oot loni boom and .apparently took It joy riding tbrou,v:h the country11ide before abandoning it. .. - In a S•o .Nyrttph GLAMOµ � SWIM SU IT ;,f tY, . . Hardware and Furniture ' ·-� · 'r, �·;; , •}� . :,-·;· i.. , .(" WE CLQSE ()U lt DOORS -·· ,, ,, • The s� of Tahiti \lnsPired tht slllmmermg colors on ·this ·m�c-moldlnt, '.halld«re•p -piin(ed "sllmsuit" of lastex. Pfach, aappbjte. The 8llp rover worksho p SC'he­ dulcd April 27. 28 and 29 wt !he fleck Sprin&:s Gr11nJle Hall hu OOen postponed until next tall, It has been annou nced by Mrs. Geneva Nohn. MelgR County home dcmoostration agent. Open 6 A.M. ta 1 0 P.M. Dally j .... ' .-: J - , , BANQUET1 .;:, '.'.° 'i · MEETIN.G · • t' .1" ' '; I STIALS CltAIII-JO YRIDaS ' I • RECEPTlON 4 ' • e CHUCKLE FOR TODA\ ' • PRIVATE PASTY ; ,, �--, ' �.:I', ' • .. , a • II m mer yo u C0mes • YOUR NIIXT 11, 17_ JiJn, Robert Fetty, .Mn. Roy Mn Je- 1')' Daniela , Qliderwfii& Rellter and Jllrt. Lloyd Wright sW'Jery at the Metuf 'Gtactt;,l acctmpan ied. t�e group. Ho11pi tal Monday ,1 .: PLAN and ARRANGE • . OIi TO MIIT 1 The Pllt Offlcer, Club of Jtadn• Chapte,- 01!:S will me., ennln, al the home or ••.,-� 'W, · � CarpentAir. Pomeroy. AttendinJ ware Ronnie Reuter, Eddle Baet·, JµTlm1 Mclenon, Bil 1� " Fetty, s•a1.·e rr-i-1.e, lllchael Hi!• Alwa and Benny Wright and �'1'ft chief1 Robert Emh. '- and Tom Lind. -t '"·· Mr. '· and Mrs. Lucien Caato and family of Columbua were week entl guests of his p,re_nts, r,t:r. and Mrs. Homer Casto. They also v isited his grandmother Mrs. J . JJ. Cuto. •ft" Cub Scou L& Den Six of Paclt:: 248 held a ska hq party �onda )' oenini; 111 tbe Skate-a-Way. Mr and Mr.s. J•ck Rosenbaum and family of Springfield were weekend i;w ests of his parenU, Mr. 11nd Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum. Joining the group for Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ro­ s!�aum and fan)i!y, Middleport. Mr, and Mrs. Paul Casto of �fl umbus �re weekend gue,ts Qf ttieir daughter and lon-ln-l.lw, lik. ..nd Mrs. Eu,v:ene Conde. The)' \'i1ited his m other Mra. I. L. Callo, brother and sister•in-la'f' Nit · and Mrs. H911Jer Casto, Nye A.,.e, .t Skating Party Monday I •~ · PAltK MIIITING Ch1Na Ctarkaon, president the Middleport Park AIIOCi.tlon, ii callln1 • mfftin1 of tll peno111 intenated In the park for Thun. day evenlna: 11 7:30 at City Hal. WORKSHOP POSTPONED Phone WY 2-.1973 tl8 E. Main Pomeru1 • Cub S cout, Hold .. I I Mr. and Mn:. Harry Youn& and family, Galion, were- weekeitcl. ;;:uest.!I of her parents, :'llr. and Mrs. W. 0. Barnit:z. a8 ti BYF Breakfast Mainly About People I n Pomeroy Elects Officers �,�.s� i�,��f�r �? ��l��y ,ar were elected when the Pn,cilla ,Easler i."\lests of Mr. ;md :ttrs. C1rde of the Middleport 1'' 1rst Henrl.in Haddox and daughter, Baptist C h ur�-h met al the home of Carmen, were Jd r. 11 nd Mr s. C har• M� . G ene t:oleman Elected as I les Lul]ton and clu ld ten, Sharon r� a 1 rma � was Mrs Harold Thomas; a ru;l Chuck, of Galhpoli .11, and �r. ., i c e c h a irman, �rs. Coleman. sec­ and Mrs. Chet Haddox Jan 1:i nd retary , �rs [,1rl Smi th; t reuurer Melody, of Pl. Plea.11ant', w. Va. 11nd Love G i ft , Miss F'red�ie Houd­ Jan HaddOl left Monday wilh Lhe ashelt; PtoJl'ct an_d While CrOiis Senior clas� of Pt. Pleasant Hieb chairman, Mr:- Charles Vr?man: School on tour to New York City. dHotional ll·adcr, .Mrs. R_1chard Timmy and C indy Demosky , l l ovatte : : . and Reading chairman , children of Mr. and Mrs . Wilh am \1rs. W 1 h lam Ikmosky. Oemosk Y have both been confined / A 6 o ' cl oc k potluck dinner pre• to the ir home w 1 lh chicken pox t'eeded the mee ting. Devotions en�fl. Liiura Hager of C olu mbus , tit ll'd "That We Mi"ht • ·ve" v::, �,.,. . e 1• .,. 181 • 1m - g wit h her so . n and fam • Peter M a rshall wer c·d by Mr, e l . ., · ' • · 1y, ,., r. a nu M rs da ro Id I- 1 a ge r, Ut• mos k y 1nd ht:r d au ghler and her fam i l y , !'J ans were m ado for the Cir• Mr .and M rs Richa rd Flowe rs a n d tie's part ll'I Hie Mother- Dan.,hter u_ m. u . M ...xinc B rum I C). Ea11ter s un t1,o1 nquN of the Sanborn \tission •~ • -, · day .,.11,1 1 orb " 1 11 1e rL'I owers h ornc :,ol'ld y on May 5 , e :\J . w re r a n d :\J rs. Charle s 1/ysrll , Mr. and · r.; Buddy Flowers of �l 1s:. Huudai:;hclt, �hairman, preMason and .\ 1 r and Mrs James I �H!{!<.t a l the meeting and follow­ mg t h e Uusrnei;s SCSSIOn Mrs. Ro11e of G J l l 1 p , d 1,, ::i111 11h '-' ii � m chaq;c o{ the p� BMC Kennl'lli r ale o f th l' U . S . .;ra m, · -"rriltcr Wurks T11rotl1n Navy r.iml' l i1�1 wrck i or d vi�it . hr1st1an 'I nunmi!," from the M1s­ . with h1• wile. the former \fanry i:;ior1� !\-lai;azine. J. Roller, aud 11(' 1' fanuly , Mr. ilnd ·1 he m eetm� dosed with thJ Mn. J\-l;i� Holler Cale 1s stat ioned Lord'• Prayer in unison. •1 ll•lnbrid&e. �;d , ). , :..tu, James Mournin g and Mrs. Robert Stor)' were m Parkersburg, W. Va., ye11erday where they met Mr. Mo11rnl11g al the airport. Mr. Mourning is employed on the riv­ er and will hpend the ne11.t 30 da)·s with his family. A series of gospel meetings Mr, and Mrs. Clarence MrNcal will be h.:!d at the Reedsville 1pent aevoral dayi:; J,11i:;t week m Church of Chrls1 from April 21 Chlca10, Illinois, on business through Ar,ril 30. Ser11ice1 wUI Mrs. Lester Boice, who has been begin each 1vening al 8 o'dock .,.iaitini 1n Columbus with Mn. with Evanxe"iat Clifton Inman of Nell Ford for the past two week8, Parkersburg a8 speaker. hH returned to her home here. idra. Bertha Manley returned Mr. I n man was born in Texaa home l).,.er the weekend after and ;,repared for the minlstry spending several days in Akron at North Texas Teachers Colll!'ge vi11itinj relatives. and A bilene Christian Colle,v:e. _ Mrs. I. R. Neal, who recently He has done local work in Teu1, underwent surgery plaru; to re­ Kentu<!ky, Pennsylvania and Wut turn lo her employment at Holzer Virginia and Is now ·senin,V a, Ho1pltal next Monday. Develdp ment Program Directc,i Mr. snd Mrs. Harry To ...ey or for the Ohio Valley · Col lege ' Toltdo are visiting with Mr. and Parkersburg, . Mn. WUlis Anthony, The Rt!edsville Church is exMn. Harry Huff of St. Petcrs­ 1endln11 an Invitation to everyan, buri, Fla., is visitina with her to hear· Evangelist lnman·s mH• slater and family, Mr. and Mra. 11ages. idilton Hood and 11on1. and with her mother Mr�. Jo11ie Turner at First Baptist Laurel CUH. Muy Ruth Sauer, daughter of Enjoys H"mb urger F ry Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer was Last Sunday e.,.ening lhe Jr.•Hi returned to her home last Satur­ BYF of Lhe Flrst Baptiat Church of d11y from the M111on Clinic where Middlepo rt met at the Middleport she had been a palient for 1ev­ lloadsid e Park for a ha mburger eral rlaY!J. l fry. Max ltollcr is confined to his 'Mr. <lllli ,ifrs. Gene home bceuuHe of il lnes�. Coleman, Mr. •and Mrs. Leo Qui.,.l' y of counsC'lors, met wilh them. Mem­ AthenR visited over the wee): . e11f1 hc,t� ,11U�ndtng were Bl'UC(! A.Mn11, wilh Mr. and �l'frs. Harry f\.k'Gu.f, Kl(ll N C' 11l. Mike Bratton , Marlh1· l"o'wlt"r, Linda Kauff, Ellen Leon• fin and family. William A11gel or South Char­ arcl and Jl'rry Culrman . leston 1pent ·the Easler week end at the Charles Neal home on South Third St. Mr. Angel, who was re• cenUy discharged from the Army, is worklna in the Evan11 Super Market In Charleston. 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