https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c4a84fc0322b1b18c5315844d04e24b5.pdf de99a825d2da08caf343b6bd685e4185 PDF Text Text - ' • • < -----------. 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. Lewis Sauer, Sr. was taken to C.11mden Clark Memorial Hospital in Parkershurg fi' rJday for treat• ment thi11 week. ,. .. ,. ' .-·-·-s,.._ .. - • ·.!:l, • Drnd;� Resource Work - ____ Meet The Candidates ____ - Met hodist M1n1ster. • • presents Kennedy As Gr�t Amenca · n ' . It_e Avery Nelson Seek'1n_J1 Off• I i �•-...•� Planned For April 25lh t . bf/ Tax Settlement Made To Meigs Subdivisions Deadline News < u� ::rs..= :: ��'.;, �1a1,:. . . ' !ltla . ' ¥art House Cleaning --- Week ls May 2 In Middleport Governor Acting Like Student Before Exams 8 Cars Derailed, Track Tom Up In Hobson Yard I �, ,, •• . - CRITICAL STOCKPILE ' fHE DAILY S6NTINEL temmentating Editorially Sees Need For Political Activity During the past year or so. business lead­ er, throughout the country have been saying over and over again that business people must become polltitally actlve, II a needed balanc­ ing force against the political work of other grolfs•is to be achieved. 'Yit!ting in Newsweek, Raymond Moley has �g important lo say about the matter. His · _rurpose is to draw the distinction be­ tween ''business'' and "businessmen" in poli• tic!l- I 'll!1111 wor<ls, "The distinction Is vital . The refflll of. interest among businessmt.'n in �lv!c and political responsibilities is not, •• 'IIOll\e Imagine, to bring back the days of ruthless corporatlon1 striding heavy-booted over the planted fields of public interest. Those days are gone forever, and no one ' ' I • l I ' - Joint Staff Is Approved 'fOD,\Y AND The Aimaru,,, RIVER REPORT �!��1 �4 t non. it 0:50' .7'; Two Classes Give Easter Program At Wahama High DA I LY C R O S S WORD •c- ' I · · I .l a. · · = ' -,,.tJ ... !Iii: . --.. ... i:?.. • I , {Gd Transfers ...... ' I" \ .- I "' :::= Arrangements For Avalon Trip Are Being Made m. "" .a:,"I.. t r;; •· e:. - ---11»----- CContJ.,iuecf From ,.,.. One) -pby1icJans and me d ical physicians licem1ed in Ohio ; subject to rea• sonable ru1e.s and regulations or th e Board of Trustees, and shall be eligible for membership on the hospital staff with dental and similu services aiven equal con­ sid eration. The board has f.urth er decided that it ,h.all adopt such rules and regulations ae are nec­ essary to qualify the hospital for liating with the American llospi• tal Asso�i ation. The hospital )fill be open to all persons regardless or race, color or creed." YESTa.:RYEAR I I The Older Youth-Young Adull Sunday Scbool rlass o( the New ifaven EUl:I Church held a dinner in the tducation bu1ldir. 6 on Good Frid ay The group met in the sanctuary a fe w mi n ules prmr to learn of th e significance of the dinner. In .commem or:?h on oJ the events du rmg H o l y i·. ':ek silence was ob.!fl>rved throu1,;,1out the me1I. After the dinne r Judy Arnold, ch.airman of the p r ogram com• mittee read Matthew 26: 30. All joined in singing "Th. e Old Rug• gecl Cross."' Miss Arnold then introduced Bernard Lie ving Jr., a student at United Thl'Ological Setnin ary, DayV)n, who spoke on th e me a ning o( Gr-00 Friday lo Christians. Miss Ruth Sayre, a voice student Rt Marshall College in Huntington song "Were You Th ere ?'' Rev. Robert E. Dill e voiced the benediction. Miss Eth el Riddl e, teacher of / . By UnltN PN11 lnhrnation■I Today ls Thursday, Apr!] 2 1 , the 112 day ot th e ye a r, with Victorl1 McGraw then Mary W a t• 254 more · in 1960. SHAIN FAMILY The moon is appro a ching ih Milo son sister of Susan and Charl e• • John9on than Wright; e n w phase. married mMTied Littte OMdnltft then Ella Watson; Muy (Tidd) The morning stars a re Mercury Roush. Waid Hurlow ; Emory married Fa nnie and Saturn. Mars, Jupiter Martie family of the Some or Jacc1ud. in history: this y a On d mar• e Sayre Winni : Elkimeth and Joanna Shaln's a nd Emma Romulus tound('d In C., 8. 7:13 mar; e gl Mllllard e Be r e Hom rled · family: Ruth married Leiter Le e. Rom (Kas• Walter Stobart; Lizzie d e rl marri d e May Flora roy Roush; In 1816 English novelist, Char• Eber J,ee Holter, Alfraetta mar• ,per) married LJu:le Sluon; Dal• lott e Bronte, author or Ja ne Eyre e sist r Wlllls e marri carrie d las I ried Howard W. Wolfe ; Lurabel born. was matrle4 Eli11 Mills or H arrison or Deck and J'easl e Wllll1i.. Saul In 1856 workmen complc1ecl e irannl U; n Be Bertha married Co+.1nty. the across rst r11Uwuy bridge fi rr ied ma ■ Hart; Or Earl married WIiiiam and CITOUM Bee1le'11 pi River , con,1ecting MJssissip e th marrl@d Herbert Jr.; Irvin Rhodes Cl e Curl married Inez family: Davenpo rt, Iowa and Rock Isl a nd, land; R\l•h; Catl; K1Ue married Doris Sayre: Alma married Kelly G■ug■s: Monlgomcry, Ht9 on up. Ill. Wolfe. WilUam Blake. pe r , 9 .6 on lower, 13 fe et op e n; In 1910 America n a uthor Mark Some of the family of Thomas George and Laura Wilbar1er•, GallipoliP>, 1 8 . l on upper, 13.5 o n di ed. family! John: Harry: DiJJ ; Vill u and Belle Stobart: John m11Tted Twain lower, 13 fret open; Lock 23, 13.3 In Queen Elizabelh The 192.6, Fr.anlr d Cora e marrle ; Sayr Ida married a Morgan; DUI and Vil and Slationary. Second of Grcal Britain was horn la were tWlns; Myrlis married a Buck; Kelly marr ied Mona PieConclltlon of Movable O.,m: l n 1940, the phrase "Th e $64 Parker, one son Dwl&ht '· W illiam kens: Ben mar ried Chrystal Coe; are up Lock 13 th r ough dams All Que stion " soon to become an in· Arthur. Floyd. n run 1 2 l ni ps; Lock 23 is g ni _ I Georae Sayre f irst ma rried Vic· �eral p a rt of the America n d· Emory and Fannie Sha .I n's fam• Uy; Gretta married Curt Carn•• torla McGraw. Children Camill a iom, wa� used for th e first lime Ohio R,lver Boats: Downbound: · ds 8 t 6 : 30 n. ban; K.ate married Wallace Hill; marr ied Rush Sayre Willi e m a r· 1 ln 8 r adio quiz ,prog ra m "Ta ke It O a !:II1 f'ie Id · Tru de w III Fred m11nled M,ra:aret McElroy. rled a Powell (sister of All en Or Le a ve It.'' 1 . , 1 1 •2; Mo n tJ.(omNy, _Rohc_rt P. . A thought for tod a y: A.mer!· � Curt and Gretta Carnaha n's Wolfe's wire ) . Arter the de,ith o r a 24• Lm 1 : '? n i a ·40 1:1. I n rlter s ln Mark a in Tw a id w �e � r e�� family : Mlldredj Ruth married hi1 first wife he married Mary � 1 I or at · a. m., � 2 · � : 15 M • Chlldran Ad,11 married The Adven tu re s of Tom Saw Lock 12,_ Relia nce Hl 9 a. m., 1 1 -6 , Jamea SlmsiOn. , Wal.ion. yer": "Wor k consists of what WflU� ce and Kate Hlll't Camlly Cltflord (Pet"e) Wolfe. 1 , . ., J:p�k, . J4 . Wu.Iler C. lk>ckjord at 4 . ,... er- a"body ·tt i,bll•eo� n " C '" l I om a s arner rnarr e arr e d W � . One oon· , n•'ph -, .a m 1 · 2· Lo ck4-18'· 1 · F'' · r I be rge r Th . . p lay consists or whatl!'l,· � : i 6 :� ' U married Homer Ch dren : Shain'• ar1aret d and ¥ M - , 21\�r o� �r n :1 � obli ed not do.''., is to R . � l _;.'Edwards s ster of Pe arl Ed· : m 1 a k 21 e tam.U y: Myrtle married Vh-11•��,fi -------ker: Mary married Virgil Roulh. ward1 who married Floyd Norris; 1 a. �.. �.7; {:it� �f lJ� ;ti n�HOLZIR HOSPITAL MHo· and Ella H�rlow'n family: Freeda married Paul Ma nu el; at l 2 : J O p. m., 20-0· Lock 22: Adm itted AprH 19 : Mrs. J . ton tarl married Cecil Carpenter; Ehde married Cou lter Shul er, .,err Boat 1 1 . 05 a m 17.'0 . 1 c k 23 (their son Ernest, married Ed- Bernard Cook, Maso n ; Mrs. Hoov• st . Louis Zc�hyr ·11 1 i'2 , i:o )1 ·�• 4·1 Ttea ,marrted Edith Gean. Ay ers, Ripley; Mrs. Ira Nutter La Earl and C�II Shain'.• family: ward Slmpson"11 daug�ter Mary er dy Lind a at ?:0!5 p. �n., 1). 3 .,' ' u p . Jr., Mrs. Shade; Emma e n• Sho C i a lolst Fr-a nc• marri ed Martin Wilcoxen Louise); Flos le marr ed bound · L c k 23 , UVfC · l 11 . 10 p. berR er, Pomeroy. . Bad1l ey , Eibel married Elll■ McMIiian. m 15:5. � rf l 10\0 1 Di m April d e 19 : Le11ter Ste- 9 E lg� r �l i�?�� :: 5 5 � - 111�· 0�·; 11 !H Som e of Georie Smlth's chil• �am.uel and Phoe�e Shaln'a !amUy. D,inlel; Ch1rle1, Samutl mar- dren: John marrle d 1\11 McGraw vers, John Werner, Mrs. Ben Uo h H en l , r 1 s .- 30 a ll ., 14.0 . ' ri«d �u•n W•lson a slater or then Sirah Diddle; Ge-O?Kfl mar· S pencer, Mr8 . H oover Ayers, Mrs. He le n z a� 9·· � n 111 " o. �· · Goldie Galbralth, Sidney Spencer, Cbarle1 Wataon who married Ada ried Nanc)' Beegle; Ella marri ed Lucius Weaver th e ir 10n wa a J. Aaron Reynolde, Mr8. Carri e D ell, llnt1 Pie.kens; Geor1e; Effie. Samuel ind Susan Shaln'1 fam- Wall ace Sr.; Wllliam Wyant was Mrs. Z ll \ e Den ny, Mn. Sidney P. Uy: Charle■ F. married Ma bel the fnther or Ja me , Wy,,ml who Hayes, Mrs . Luther Ba rnette, Mrs. S.y,e; · Uni m■rried Harry Cur• married Con Rowan : Wllllam 's Homer Hysell, Mrs. Guy Lee, Mrs. sl1UM1 were Bettle who married James Scott, Bernard Ward, Mrs. U1. Some of the family of Thomas Daniel Radcliff, then Charlie Mc• John �unter, Janice Rcmite, Carl .and !lahh Sayr�: Sulliv-an mu· Graw and Rebecca .who marrie d She nefield, Johnny Greene, Way • tied M,riaret M:cGuw; Martie George B1rrfnier, faather of Mrs. ne Wln eka, Georg e Cook, Mrs. married :a:mma Rowh lister or El• Benhlcker, lafer niarrled Brown, Harry Bolinger, Mr�. Ellll'II WethThe Junior a nd FrPshmnn class• erholt, Ercel Fellure , Edna Mc• es of W a hama High Srh11ol pru• wood �ii•h; fUley married Jen• I 1180 Mary Belle Wolfe Kalt. Carty, Mrs. Thomas Stewarl, Mrs. 1ertted the Easter proi,:rmn al the (To le Contlnuet1) 1 cie M,.nuel; George married Mllton Mas.'Jic and son. school last Thursday. Births A,prll 19 Mr. and Mrs. Th e program consisted or 3 por. Bernard J. Cook, Mason, daughter. I. C1),Whffl■ Jl. ot trayal of the Lord's Supper with •. A .t,....U,. 1. 'l'au ID04 the followi n g east taking part: I. Q� w•t.,. entnr pttet ntlM Dani el Artis, Charles Yonker, a. Olva ov■ r It. Nol 111>111. Ro11 Frey, John Johnson, Dale � !)llrtohllllo e. 0-111 of CpfO!lx) Esther Miller to H erman Hoff . Grimm, Nicky Nicholson, Doyle duck1 tlli. Vapor ·, (llld cnr. I ner, pa�els, Pomoroy. Jone1, Howard Jc,hn�on, Joe Mc­ f, Malt 21. 01,ra H.� ...,.. Mar11uerlte Da nklesfen , L. H. Knight, Robert K ell. JuC'kic Cape­ name lf, l tmadlll< Danklesfen, WJlma Miller, Denver hart was th e narrator while Karen t Part of 28. B11mldl H, Upond Miller, Marjorie Mill er, Clermont Stewart waii the moderutor. t'to b■" 11. -1 I . • pl Miller to Herman Hoffn er, parcel, II. Bon Donna Heuon read o select\on Pomeroy. 10. ....... llow!Jr rrom 1eriplure. Pretientlng special Nonnan W. Mllllrons, Katherine lT. llrulllu IT. IIUk E. i-iilllrons to Homer Buckner, mu1ie were Beverly Roush, Ruth 11. Czvwda Scarberry and iBarbara Wll11�. l)ircel, Sali1bury. lt. Dttoot HardlnJ and Wilma Rood to PhylU1 Batey tave • short readlq IO, taiYloll 40. AttlnaaUYI Erne■t J unior Rood, 1 acre, Olive . on the lea:end or the dogwood. llnr The· program wa1 under the d't. Alpha Smith, Lucill e Smith to tt. ,_ •1. 1.._ Grant Allen and Elizabeth Louise re�tion of Mrs, Lona Joncrr. Smith, lot, ·Reed1vllle. Lelia Hendrix. to George w. Cun• I 'fl,) dlff, Iota, Syracuae. W . S. an d 'Dorothy L. Michael to Harold L. and L. Frances Spen­ cer, 7.20 aCN11, Chester. ,Etta Littl e, dee .. Wendell Lone, adm. to W. A. Dotaon, M'ary A. Dotlon, 'Al ■ere, S1l11bury. Ray E. Adami to Forrest T. Ad· C. Blakeatee, County A.gent, an.1, parcels, Olive. ti supervillln,f arrangements for Mary Horrner, dee., to Herman the Mei&:• County 4,H Club after­ to II. P, Hoffner, Jotln Hoffner, GeOfge noon educational excursion June H0Hnt1r, tather Mlllt1r, M1r1uer- 9 from l to S ,p. m. aboa rd the t 1t• DanUeften, Denver Miller, Steamer Avalon when the boat ::: � Clarmont MOier. vlait1 tht1 Pomeroy-Middleport-Ma, John Hoffner, Maude Hoffner aon area. to Herman Hoffner, parcels, Pom• Bl1kellee -point■ out th,t the ero)'. Georce Hoffner, Jea!dP. Horrner afternoon ttlp wlll ofter combined to Herman Hoffner, i>arcel!, Pom­ edueatlonal and recreational ad• v1ntq'e1 to the 4-11 club..membtln eroy. who wllJ hlff 011portunitiea: to vlew the many si1ht1 1ton1 the Zone Re,,trictlons ·11 river ind also see waterway Im• In f1ood Areas Po,ed provement■ . 111 work ... lleN'a 11.IILT CIR'l'OQiNjfiU Celling 1ttentlon to the ... WASHINGTON UPI-FO<leral A X Y B l, a A A ll a authorities are con1iderin1 a re• cOmmod1tlon1 of th� Avalon, .. L O . o l' a L L O W quest to ctty, county 111 d date Bl1ke1lH reminded 1h11 the . _ .,. _, la lllll lllllPl• A ll ­ ....,., , .,. _ •overnmenta for 1onln1 nstric­ steamet h11 four dld1, ts Jlus two o·� •to. a1n11, lflton. •­ lit 111o - L'I, tiont to block bualneu and re1d­ enclooed/ htt 1370 e■p1clty and .....,_ ,., .... .... -- ol lho - ... .. ""''"' dentill develoPmenta In 1re111 re­ hll I lleel hull. qulrln1 flOOd control .project, '1111 AValon is th• only llr1e C!Oltin1 more than what they prp. travelhul trcuraion ho.It 1oin1 up Ifft. and dOWll the we,tem Inland wa, The Army Corps of Entineen: terw111. 11 &lvlnc prellmln1ry thou1ht to Tbe �•tlonal Georcaphlc in11ta• thll move to ufe,u.ard a federal ,1._ . ._. f!lld hilh tribute to Ille flood contfol lnH1tmtnt wh.lcb i1 Av1l1>n. Tll.e Georraphlc told the ie,tlmated to hate eon about tout In 1itll _ PII• color and ·•tll· &iUlcin d0U1n In the lut 80 <I• ,..,1111 1n 1n luue Jut, yeot 11 tbe Avaldn -aeagoe elosed. -. to x .,. u. ,.� "!"'t . Loyal Forces Gain Upper Hand In Venezuela CARACAS, Ven ezuela UPI-Re, b el forces holding San Cr istoba l in south\YeSlern Venezu ela su r­ rendered early today to al'med d· vilia n support�rs o f the govern• m ent, it w a� announced tod a y. Scatt ered fighting was reported still in progress in San Cristobal's streets. a nd a "small poc ket or dlehard rebel�" still held th e Bella Vista Hotel, hut loyal for­ ces held most m ajor inst a llations ln th e city. Ramon J. Velasquez, secretary to President Romulo Betan cou r t, spid loy al civil forces r had t11-ken possession of the S a r 'Cristob a l g ar rison buildings and the radio station which ha d been th e prin• cipal voice of the re v,olt. Suspect Denies Knowledge Of Double Murder WOOSTER, 0. UPI - The 21· year-old suspect in th e double murder or a Wayne County fa rm couple WBB held in county jell to­ day wh ere he was sch eduled to be questioned bf office rs. Kenneth Watts, of nearby Ritt• man, wss also 8llsp ected In th e wounding of M rs. Marilyn Wag­ ne r, 25, of Rittman. Watts was plck ed up by the state Hlghwag Patrol W ednesday while he and his father were In a scrvict sLatlon at Coal Grove, near Ironton. He offered no resis­ tance. Kauffm,n said Watt, would neither deny nor admit knowledae of the shoollna of fdh. Wainer. "He said he Ju•l couldn't re. member anything," Kauffman said. Federation Is _Sponsoring Open Meeting Federation ta holdln1 an open meeting to m1mben and Inter. elled people at the R0<k Sprili(o Gran11e Hall, Thunday, April 21 at a p. m, On the 1110nd1 will be Edloon Hobstetter who wm dlm11 the bond iHUe for the eoqnty hOI· plUI. Gordon Coldwell will aloo be pttaent for • dlaeuaalon and ex• ,planation of tht rea»pralNI property -here In · Mel11 county. "1\'i .,.. loolllll �ltf to 1 The ¥•11• County F•nn Buretu ,u Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , April 21, 1960---J Clifton Sunday School Class Holds Dinner At New Haven Church knows it better than management . "'The interest of corporations and lradc as­ sociations which have developed programs is to encourage politica l activit y in the local communities where management em ployes live, just as the unions have encou raged such activity by their members. The objective is the ideal of dem(){-ratic government: f,very­ bc,dy should have an active interest in the nomination and election of those who run their government .'' Truly democratic government would not last long if the masses of voter s heard only one side of controversial issues a·n d candida­ �ies - whether that side he presented by la­ bor, or business, or agriculture, or any other element. An informed electorate must have lull opportunity lo hear all sides - and that Js why businessmen are going into politics. HISTORY Meigs Ceuntj ar w.- .. ... or 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , April 21, 1960 Broken Back Feared 111 Fall From Roof The Pome.roy emeraency squad was ca lled at 10: 15 a. m. today to Langsvill e where Bruce Morria suUered a posaible broken back wh en ,he fell from ,. barn roof. He was broughL to Rutland by th e squ a d, . transferred to the Chase ambulance, and taken to lhe Holzer HospJtal at G a llipolis. The Middl eport e merg ency squad was c111led out at noon yes­ terday kl the J Dille Kennedy home on Beech St., wh e n Mr . Kemwdy . becam e ill whil e -!lpading his g ard en. He was treate d by the squa d. Two Departments Answer Fire Call At Salt Works Both the Pomeroy and Syra• cuse Fire Departments were call• ed out at 6:15 last night whe n a rubbish fire at the- home of lton­ nld Grady near the old White Ro c k Salt works set lire to a tool shed al the plant. Tom Weston, manager of the Pomer oy Junk Company, sai d to• d.ay that th ere was no Joss from the blaze as they were intending to tear th e structure down. The departments extinguished a brush flre on the hlll ba ck or the. build• ing and stood b)' to prevent the fire from spret1ding. The 'Syracuse departm en t was called out two additional times l ast nlght, Chief Woodrow Hen· drill: said, both times to the Syra­ cuse dump fPn Snowball Hill. They were 6-:lled the first time at 8:30 du-rini t,he wrestling match al the Syracuse School sponsored by the depa�,pt fnd again -at 1 1 : Ul. Th')' f!POl'led no damage. Hendrix aa"- lo senior a nd 10 junior tlremen' an1wered th e call to While Ilk�. , ' . -o----New Yorlc Port Hit NEW YOJt,K, UP.t.-office wor­ kers picketed ·811 Niw York Cit)I pier. today • . ' tlrtnalb shutting down the � · Jn.e a. ,atrua1e for union rtcoeni . LonallhorerMn !,t observtd the, .� tkflt �llnea. The Dlc\:tt 'lln... beian forming jUlt be/ore -the· ·\1,11� ahapeup ol 1on1,horelll0fl. ft• lntem1thmal Lon1ah0Nm'1'I Ailocl1tion had 1ald It would not CroM the picket . ·J , · Unea. By Worker Strike This was ott ered in the form of a motion by Dor Schaefer, se• cond ed by Paul Ca.sci and was approved unanimously by the six m embers presen t, th e others being Mrs. Edna Stewart, Free. land Norr is and Dr. R. A. Bo.ice. Orion Rou ■h was absent. Mrs. Reynolds said Dr. Bolee, president of t he Meigs Commun• ity Hospital, In<'., be!ore its re• cent re·organization into a larger representative group, Call ed th e m eeting. It was held for the ex• •press purpose of turning ov er the minutes and by-laws of the corporation lo th e new organb:a­ tion. An election of ofiicers was held with the same sla te accept• ing portfolios H previously at a courthouse mfet>ng a m onth ago, ··. l'tlj.fe;�e-1Mf �s, -presi• clent; Nort1s·;5i w... esillent and Casci, seqetary.(f · . Mrs. Reynolds s a id tod ay no a c­ tion could. be taken before · this tim e on the M, D.•Osteopath is­ sue beca use th e trustees had not been "organiied' ' properly. Dr. Ch a rl es Mull en , secretary or the form er corporation, atte nded to 'hand over the leg a l papers. She aaid furth er the board dl!1• cussed th e issue thoroughly, aid­ ed by information giv en them by representatives of osteopaths and m edical doctors. She felt the ac­ tion tak en was a satisfactory ans• wer to a statement by Dr. Ray Pickens be-fore a group in MJd. dl eport Jaat week. This wae a query as to "Why <'ouldn't the board (of trustees) come out with a policy statement that �he hospital -w ould be Jointly staffed ?" and the added point that if it would, he would do all in his power to help Jts paa11ge becau.se tht1 "hotpital is needed badly In Mela:1 county". rRB . f �pp aiipGSoW· pbv,hpulllvc Annual lmpection Of Lodge Announced WoJ'ahlplUI Mister Thomas w. Bowen announce, that Pomeroy Loda:e No. IM, F&AM, wHI hold a special meeting Monday, April D, at 7:30 p. m. at the Masonic Tem• pie for the purpose of holdini annual Inspection and to confer the Third · ,™aree on o]Je candld>te. District Deputy Gnnd Master J'enld B. Han, Twelfth Muonic Diltrict. wlll be the tnspectlna: of­ Ucer. Refreahrnut.s will be Hrved by the ladles of Pomeroy Chapter No. 1811 OF.s after the meetin1. All Malttlr -MIIQJIJ 1ft Invited to at­ tend. I Society News EASTI R I GO HUNT An ege bunt was gJven by the Clirton Cllmbers f·H Club Easter 11fternoon on Leroy Lyons' hlll •bout 65 children 1athered to hunt eggs. Prizes w ere award ed to Bruce Hoffman, two cbicken■· Denni1 Johnson, ane chic.Ir.en; Debby King, on e chicken; Debbie Edwards, one chicken ; Butch lioffman. one chicke n· Jimmy Ril ey, one chlcken: J�n Riley one chicken. Wi n ning eggs wer� Bruee Hoffman, Vlckle Young, Ray Hoffman, J h n .Blake and Randy L< e Lewis. the rle.u exp ressed appre c iation to the committee chairman, MiH Eb.ine Sayre. genern l chairman, Mrs. Herman Ohlinge r , food com• mlttee, Miss Judy Arnold, chair• m.in of the prorram u1d w�I• corned the visitors. M rs . Ot ho Lievmg, Mrs. Ser• nard L ie v in g- Sr., Mn. Joll n Ba ,.nngarner and Mrs. E. C. Riddle served the dinn er. Those present were Rev. Dille, Harry Miller, Supt and Mn. Mil• !er, Miss Ruth Ann Laudermllt, Mr. and Mrs. Ohlinge r. John Van Matr e, Clifto n , Miss Arnold, . Mr. and Mr:s. Lewis Cappehart, Mi111 Janice Roush, Leroy Darling, Mr. and Mrsr. Robert Sayre, Mr. and Lieving Jr., Joey Roush, Mr:s. .Robert Roush, Larry Lieving, M iss Margie Roach, Mrs Donna Dodson, Jim Elliott, Miss Elaine Sayre, Miss Ruth Sayre, Miss Sa n da Roush an d Miss Riddle. STANLEY PARTY H_.LO A Stanle:, party was held .Mon• day evening by Mra. Patty Allens worth with Mr.s. Lavera Piersall as d e,nonstrator. Those present were Mrs. May Wamsley and Su. sie, Mr1. Nancy Van Meter and Jantrer, Mn. Clara Williama, Mrs Janet Roffinson, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Dorothy Blake and J�anie Peters. House Ready To Pass Hisioric Rights Bill WASHINGTON UPI - The House was ready- tQday to pase the civil rights. bill that provide, new Negro votine guarantees and send it to the White House for certain President Eisenhower's a pproval_. On e last �our of House debata was all that was alloted before a roU call vote on final passage of the second major civil rights legislation since the reeonstruc­ ti�ID era. The six•part package centers on new voting guarantees for Ne­ groes in the South. The main reature provides for appointment by federa l judges of re ferees em� powered to deter mine voting qua­ lifications of N.egroes turned down by local registrars. The voting referee s could be a-ppointed only In areas where the Justice Departm ent, acting under the 1957 Civil Rights Act, had won a federal suit for a c ourt or­ der requiring registration of one or more Negroes. FOR GRADUATES ' Graduation Specials · Gifts Of All Kinda If th e judg e th en determined that a "pattern or practice" of discrimination existed in the area, he could appoint r eferees tt ha ndle other complaints from would•be Negro voters. .f4'ust PrtNn• RMqrd ■ OQJ, �gg,e111 . whq could 111how they-..rel't! �llalified to vote Ullder st a te Jaw, had tried to regi1ter and tailed could be enrolled by the referee . Th e bill also requires ,preserva• tion for 22 months of votini rec· ords in fed eral elections. It pro­ vides federal penalties for at• uempting to obsl!l:ruict feder-al fe deral court orde rs, incJuding school deseiregation rulines. Anoth er provision is calculated to bring the weight of federal in• vestigation, and -possible fe deral prosecution, to bear in casH of arson a nd bombing-!!. KEDE I I f.S DUETTE '" $5,95 toE BO� Middleport Ohio Every Pa rent Knows • • • ...:J IV The value of good schools So c!oes OAKLEY C. COLLINS, who served 1 9 years 11 1 high school principal. And /arm-reared OAKLEY C. COLLINS knows, loo, the influence of leder1I programs on the farm economy. He i, also lamffiar with the lirst.l,and problem, of lobor end mon­ agor, for ho i• both leborer and manager at hi, 'coal mining butinass at Ironton, AT HOME WITH WALLY B�RRON - Wa lly Barron, Democratic gubernatoria l cand.i• date, is �urrounded by his family i� his Charl eston horn�. In_cluded in the family circle are: left to ngbt, 801.0 Barron, the famtly pet; Op al, Barron s wife; Nancy a daughter J onna .&Hebel Morgan (on Barron's lap), the State At torney General's younges't grandchild .' Cuffie ()l{rs. John Morgan), Barro!l's oldest daughte r; Wlliillm Wallace "Rocky" Morgan a'nd Jane ' Barron, the youngest daughter. _______________ --· ------ Bobbie ,c;iled on Mrs. ind Wllliams at Middleport Sunday. Frank Harris and daughter Ann of .Mason were Sunday dinner gueata of Mr. and Mn. John Harrlaon. M.r. and Mrs. Marvin Barker and son, of Charleston vi1iti::d his mother Mrs. Helen Barker and other relatives· over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. G . H. Harrison were Sunday guesu. of Lessie and Ivy Sleeth, Mason. Nickey Nicholson visited Mr. and Mra. Earl Robinson snd dau· ghter Cheryl at Middleport Fri· day . B(ln Mr. and Mrs. Charlet C art• wright and Elaine and Mickey Schwartz of Mason were Sund ay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Reese Willia ms of Pt. Pleasant visited Mrs. Alma Johnson and mother. Mr. and Mrs. RoJII King a nd daqghters Ul a nda and Debbie of Ripley, wer e weekend gu ests or Mrs. Belt)' Call and family. Sun• Donna d ay di11ne r guests- were Goodntte and children Dian and Gregory or Pom eroy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson a nd children of Mnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ra, Harmon and Lorain K napp or New Haven visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox Sunday evening. • Ka Ue Olive11 visited Mrs. Gol­ die Ingles and family a t M a son Sunday afte rnoon. Mr: and Mrs. Keith Hanlon and family visited Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Hanlon over the we ekend. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Johrison during Easter were Mr. a nd Mrs. Gl enn Glaie and family of Middlepport, Mr. and MI'S. 44 New Applications Filed With Bureau Meigs County's u nemplnyment figures f4lr th e week ending April 13 showed that 44 new applicatlon1 for unemployment compensatio• were fil ed during the week, Add· ed. to the continui ng clalms, the total number drawing unemploy• ment C!Jmpenaatlon for the week was ·408. The total for the same weell: lut year was 839, BUC employes re­ ported, Good Crowd Assured For Candidate Event A good crowd has been a8.!Jured for ll'ritlay evenina:'a "¥eel the Cand idate" dinner and partv It Portland Grade School, Portland Conimunity Club Prestdel\t Joe Price Hid . 'lbe ennt opens at 5 p, m. with dlnoff served until 7 p, m. (by reservation only) and a pro�m of entertal�ent tolloWII, �ce uid lht! public la cordially invited to attend tlle proa:ram In ll'hkh all C'an�Udaie1 preaent will be in1 vited to �. / I OF AL L - - - ' By Hatfu ' 11'....,.._, '-1- i '· , ' � ... • Be am'NI .. .... Seute Ceal•Nteelli Tuadaa, Atrtnttare, Ceuttw1doa, .MaraU.. bll lle ■l:Oi, C.mmeree ... LelNr, But■ pd Le■■ A-.od">thnr ... -...· --· VOTE FOR OAKLEY C. COLLINS r Repubtocan Candidate for Congress I 0th Congressional Di,trict Homer Edwards, Cllalnnu Ula■ for Coogresa Committee • � -- Mey Primary N. .W.. Mr. a nd Mrs. G eorge Johnson sons Barry and Georg e Jr., .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Ben Stobart .el Racine. V.i,si,tiog Mr . and Mrs. Oscar Henry and sun Terry Easler were Mr. and Mrs. Don Quii;enberry and family of Middleport a nd M r . and M rs. Cla re nce Ward a nd d a ughter, Columbus. Mrs. Helen Williams a ,d Lon JefI re turned to Washington, D. C., alter visiting Mr. and M rs. Lloyd Willi a ms and family. Visiting Mrs. i'�annie Blake the past week were M r . a nd Mrs. Hees e Willi ams of Pt. Plea sant, and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Tolliver a nd Uorothy Long of Glenwood. Miss Judy Bir d o.( New Ha ven spenl th e weeke nd with Mr. a nd Mrs. James Bennett. Miss Sandri. Be n nett was a Monday night guest of Frank Harris and Ann; Mason. Mr . an d Mrs. Roy Grimm and d a ughter Phyllis of New Hav en ca lled on Mrs. Harold Roush Sunday. SA� ' .,,. "lo!-• I/' .. . From 'Ile Lower Partla& Lot , ,. I .�v, o.io . , ... . ' ' ' . •.. , �- ._·, J ., • ' . .. . '. fonied • with one air GAS Conditioninjr---any Air oentnl Casper Anyone can have th, B....it: heating ayarem, 1hat Is. Connecta to the Gu Furnace. Bryant GAS Air <;onditioner it's called. Loyal friend- of mine live■ with , family dtat bu one. They found out the G.. Compauy guaran- oomplete·..tisfiiciion with a G88 Air-Conditioning job. And they liked the low 00IJt operation with GAS­ they can heat and cool their eotire home year arbWld for 1- lhan it costs to just boat it with otber,fuels. ·•· George: How come you know so much? ONLY $3.98 tOMPLETE SELECTION OF S I Z ES Aero&I "I'll be doggone ! Says here we can add on GAS Central Air Conditj.oning'' You'll feel like you're . walking with wings . . the comfort is so complete in I h i s summertime sling­ pump of rich while punch­ ed leather. A /ringed tas­ sel adds to the illusion. IT W,IIS 0IAET ·< Le!Clllatme, oae .._ u IAIRHel C.,,Dty ...-Im ... ,_ _ U lllole -• • e. 1iaa .,... u ,...,. 11 111e °"' . ' N&i.s .- ' .r' _. • . UO ....,... -•· ............. __ _ ·-• Mlk, l■dlldlq Aall•Ntretlla, - a nd with WINGS � � �--- • ··- ti ... Grnp, - .,..... Oldo rw Oldo E,.,_ a.Coudl. -■- ... S tart Cook1'e Ulie Walking , iu,. '!Mll UM/ \II- . c.as,,. • Be n■ .,_ a.a.or er ee-1&'-.' at '"' Style 5010 $21.50 $19.95 ·$22.50 � $24:So - $1 7,50 . • lie la I uan ti &.... (Llwreace G1' rl Scouts' Family Dinner Sumlay AUIO LADIES REGULAR . OAKLEY C. COLL INS Sal e Friday $7.00 $8.99 $8.00 $1 0.99 $9.00 $1 2.99 $1 0.00 $14.99 $1 6.99 -- $1 2.00 ' $1 4.00 $1 9.99 $1 7.00 $22.99 Pl'TCN � I-AMQ'lii. ( l(:.Y M r. and Mr&. Allen Bre w�r of por� and attended t�e bapttsma.l f service Easter morning at the E. u . B. Church in Ma son, w. Va. Their granddaughter, Teresa Rene The Girl Scout cooki es will go Brewer, infa nt daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Brewer, was on s�le Friday, April 22, and will one of the cl'lHdren receiving the continue to Mooda y, May 2. rites of baptism duri ng the service. Four kinds are Ue ing offered . this year, mmt, sandwich, savan• �ah, . and a new cooki e , scot-tea. Cookie� m ay be purchaBed from Mrs. W 11lia m Morgan entenain• any Girl Scout in M eig1 County ed with a family dinner F...aster and will be sold for 40c a box with Sunday at her home , Ath ens ro ad. a small perce n tage to be kept by the troop. Those wishin g eooldes Pr ese nt were Mr. and Mrs. U. L. may contact Mrs. Maxin e Arnold Gotthardt and son, Bruce, of Col• Meigs County cookie chairm an b; umbus, Dr. D. F. Schipper of Mor• ca lling WY 2-6098. ris, Iii. and Mr . and Mrs. Roger Morg a n and childre n, Keith and WCTU MEET ING Ka thy, i�i.iddleport. !he �icldleport WCT U will meet llm Friday evening a 1 t'1.e First P a t John.son and !amlly of Ma• Baptist Churc h a t 7 :30 p. m. son, 1'� loyd Gibbs and son Ray D ean and Jim l:iequrdson, Toledo. Mr. a nd Mrs. H a rry Johnson and Mr. a nd Mrs. George Johnson Barry and George Jr., w ere in Gallipolis Sa turd.ey on busin ess. Pa rka nna Kelly spent Sa turd ay night with Sh aron \.il aze, Middl e· po rt. Here are #be qualilications ol LADIES, SUBTEENS and CHILDREN'S Full Lengths - Cotton and Wool Blends SALE Regular Price •.;.. r___ , , UPl' ,_ aer.... '- Attend Bapti,m· Collins Ooklr, C. CO ATS and TO PP ER S I T}VEEDS and, SOLJDS or Yu, you cast ono b1Rot but it is • big deci­ sion in the future of government. The men you vote /or MUST be experienced; he MUST know the district ho rtpr...nts. and he MUST bo quot.lied to iervt the best i11tere1ts of the people, • NEW SPRI NG SUITS WALKI NG SUITS arid FITTED "JACKET STYLES ·� I111alat1ve · eom;;.,i:..:.;:, ____ Hit.Lt: ,0: KNOxvn.t.1i 'hrtn. Ttl evl,lo'n 1 a� � will throw out tile�' fltit bill to­ nl,:ht when xnoniU• 1 pl411 · 1 i� !Int home P•• ID !ho Scputb Al· l■ntje Baa�t· �... ;Blil alie ....� ,1n, tho Nitl<Nlal Aothem. 'JIiin Bl•·�alatd· Mr' .,.... 11 lneapable ,..,hbi1 tht hlihll "In th■t P¥i about 'riotell' rM 1l11t1'."' . -- 1' Jeweler - Optometrist Mill SI. Middleport, 0. lood lilleuilioo> or..,. ...,. 1.. Pol'llnl loploo" ,al� Loo , .!orj, •'"1!<n o1 1be ,. Pa BaN■li ,tildlt, THE B. H. SANBORN .llkTHDAY DINNII A birthday dlnner wu liven Sunday In honor of Mn. Albert Smith and her 10n S-Sll. C6Cil H. Smith who leaves for Ger­ many Monday April 18. 11:,,o■e preaent were M r . and Mrs. A. R. Smith and Dorla, S-S&t, and Mn, Cecil Smllh and lia.ui!hler Linda, Mr■. Annie Young of M11on, Mr. an d Mra. Harold Smith and chil• dren Jackie, Carolyn and Sharon Mr. s nd Mrs. Lloyd Fox and 10n Lar ry, Miu Edna Rou1h and children. Harry, Ca rey, Rusty, Roy Allan, Charles and Joyce Ann, M r . and Mra. Lawrence Smith and children Randy and Flances Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cartwrl&:hl ind dao.ghter, Weat C,olumbla. PIRSONALS Mr. and Mra. Harold, Rickard Sr. motored to South Side with Barbara Lynn Sunday wtro spent th e weekend with her arandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Rick• ard. D.aodlocL p$1'..(Jp'U phtnnnl,lp Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Uoy1 WUiiams an d family dqrinl the wl!ekend were Mr. and Mrs. Reese Williama of Pomeroy, Wirt u , M g:;�: 11nd ;hn=n ::: ble, Barbul and Stevie or Huntln11<>n , Mn. 0n, H iQlnl and Stewart McDennott of Pl. Pleas,n� llln. 14uy H•l•tem of Leon and Walter Corner. Mrs. Veda V1nMeter Wat a Sunday gue■t or Mr; and Mra. 1 a. ft.11v _,. Neal al West• Colu-"�.-. Mrs. ind Mr. Sunday riests of .11nd Mn. Lew Hoffman were M r. ...,... Lloyd Hofflr,an and famU,, Porn• eroy, Mr. and Mn. Emil Hoffman and family, Camp Ctnley. Mrt. 8-nna,i Cartwright and I Mrs. Earl Dartt or Pt. fleaunt vlaited Mre. Charles Cartwrilht and Elaine' SaWrday. Mr. and Mn Robert Oliver or . Glt1nvillt, W. Va., a n d Chesler Oliver motored to Toledo over the weeke1.d to vtlit relatives. Mra. Chester Oliver returned home with them after vialUng a week in Toledo. Mr. and Mra. Cecil Cqndiff of Mason spent Sunday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Mack Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Harold lllckard Jr., and daughter Vickie of Mason wer e Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. and Mn. a.rold Rickard Sr. and son Danny. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Killings. worth and son Mart of Pt. Pleas• ant spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart and Billie. Mr: and Mrs. Robert Jtlckard ;!;:y JEWRY Glffl or , HM.OW ,..... · h ie� NEW "O!Ut tlPl,,<,,ffli, 1 tempuatu� offldillt recotdt« in tho QI�• ,i,u )Ol af PH1ldlo, 'r,s., tlie V. . S. Wta• tlttl, Bun■u npc,rtejj Im,, 1bit 'inornln1 ,ra 18'•I �•rlboa, 'llalU.:.,.,."'� � ,1,. ',..--.:_,' . �"!' , ,·... ' ----· and S T Y l. E S ... ) .... . . . ' ., '. Casper: "Save Cash Herc Instead St. Mlcldleporl . ' • • GAS Air-Conditioning Systema. booklet See how little GAS Air Conditioning oosta t.oown and operate. Ask forphotos and leotimonials based on GAS Air Conditioning uaers' - · actual year around bill,i. Get your copy today, Just wrill or caJL. WY-2-5192 . Dept. Store Mill • Your Gas Company sells, BUpervises installations, guarantees oatiafaetion and &nan,:.,o Midd leport of Sa:leelip,s" Told you. Loyal friend of miM liVl!O with a family that hu one. • ,. ! I r,,.; THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY... Bo,and Our Gu MIIRS UH L·P 811 I or �,. i " �, ,, •• . - CRITICAL STOCKPILE ' fHE DAILY S6NTINEL temmentating Editorially Sees Need For Political Activity During the past year or so. business lead­ er, throughout the country have been saying over and over again that business people must become polltitally actlve, II a needed balanc­ ing force against the political work of other grolfs•is to be achieved. 'Yit!ting in Newsweek, Raymond Moley has �g important lo say about the matter. His · _rurpose is to draw the distinction be­ tween ''business'' and "businessmen" in poli• tic!l- I 'll!1111 wor<ls, "The distinction Is vital . The refflll of. interest among businessmt.'n in �lv!c and political responsibilities is not, •• 'IIOll\e Imagine, to bring back the days of ruthless corporatlon1 striding heavy-booted over the planted fields of public interest. Those days are gone forever, and no one ' ' I • l I ' - Joint Staff Is Approved 'fOD,\Y AND The Aimaru,,, RIVER REPORT �!��1 �4 t non. it 0:50' .7'; Two Classes Give Easter Program At Wahama High DA I LY C R O S S WORD •c- ' I · · I .l a. · · = ' -,,.tJ ... !Iii: . --.. ... i:?.. • I , {Gd Transfers ...... ' I" \ .- I "' :::= Arrangements For Avalon Trip Are Being Made m. "" .a:,"I.. t r;; •· e:. - ---11»----- CContJ.,iuecf From ,.,.. One) -pby1icJans and me d ical physicians licem1ed in Ohio ; subject to rea• sonable ru1e.s and regulations or th e Board of Trustees, and shall be eligible for membership on the hospital staff with dental and similu services aiven equal con­ sid eration. The board has f.urth er decided that it ,h.all adopt such rules and regulations ae are nec­ essary to qualify the hospital for liating with the American llospi• tal Asso�i ation. The hospital )fill be open to all persons regardless or race, color or creed." YESTa.:RYEAR I I The Older Youth-Young Adull Sunday Scbool rlass o( the New ifaven EUl:I Church held a dinner in the tducation bu1ldir. 6 on Good Frid ay The group met in the sanctuary a fe w mi n ules prmr to learn of th e significance of the dinner. In .commem or:?h on oJ the events du rmg H o l y i·. ':ek silence was ob.!fl>rved throu1,;,1out the me1I. After the dinne r Judy Arnold, ch.airman of the p r ogram com• mittee read Matthew 26: 30. All joined in singing "Th. e Old Rug• gecl Cross."' Miss Arnold then introduced Bernard Lie ving Jr., a student at United Thl'Ological Setnin ary, DayV)n, who spoke on th e me a ning o( Gr-00 Friday lo Christians. Miss Ruth Sayre, a voice student Rt Marshall College in Huntington song "Were You Th ere ?'' Rev. Robert E. Dill e voiced the benediction. Miss Eth el Riddl e, teacher of / . By UnltN PN11 lnhrnation■I Today ls Thursday, Apr!] 2 1 , the 112 day ot th e ye a r, with Victorl1 McGraw then Mary W a t• 254 more · in 1960. SHAIN FAMILY The moon is appro a ching ih Milo son sister of Susan and Charl e• • John9on than Wright; e n w phase. married mMTied Littte OMdnltft then Ella Watson; Muy (Tidd) The morning stars a re Mercury Roush. Waid Hurlow ; Emory married Fa nnie and Saturn. Mars, Jupiter Martie family of the Some or Jacc1ud. in history: this y a On d mar• e Sayre Winni : Elkimeth and Joanna Shaln's a nd Emma Romulus tound('d In C., 8. 7:13 mar; e gl Mllllard e Be r e Hom rled · family: Ruth married Leiter Le e. Rom (Kas• Walter Stobart; Lizzie d e rl marri d e May Flora roy Roush; In 1816 English novelist, Char• Eber J,ee Holter, Alfraetta mar• ,per) married LJu:le Sluon; Dal• lott e Bronte, author or Ja ne Eyre e sist r Wlllls e marri carrie d las I ried Howard W. Wolfe ; Lurabel born. was matrle4 Eli11 Mills or H arrison or Deck and J'easl e Wllll1i.. Saul In 1856 workmen complc1ecl e irannl U; n Be Bertha married Co+.1nty. the across rst r11Uwuy bridge fi rr ied ma ■ Hart; Or Earl married WIiiiam and CITOUM Bee1le'11 pi River , con,1ecting MJssissip e th marrl@d Herbert Jr.; Irvin Rhodes Cl e Curl married Inez family: Davenpo rt, Iowa and Rock Isl a nd, land; R\l•h; Catl; K1Ue married Doris Sayre: Alma married Kelly G■ug■s: Monlgomcry, Ht9 on up. Ill. Wolfe. WilUam Blake. pe r , 9 .6 on lower, 13 fe et op e n; In 1910 America n a uthor Mark Some of the family of Thomas George and Laura Wilbar1er•, GallipoliP>, 1 8 . l on upper, 13.5 o n di ed. family! John: Harry: DiJJ ; Vill u and Belle Stobart: John m11Tted Twain lower, 13 fret open; Lock 23, 13.3 In Queen Elizabelh The 192.6, Fr.anlr d Cora e marrle ; Sayr Ida married a Morgan; DUI and Vil and Slationary. Second of Grcal Britain was horn la were tWlns; Myrlis married a Buck; Kelly marr ied Mona PieConclltlon of Movable O.,m: l n 1940, the phrase "Th e $64 Parker, one son Dwl&ht '· W illiam kens: Ben mar ried Chrystal Coe; are up Lock 13 th r ough dams All Que stion " soon to become an in· Arthur. Floyd. n run 1 2 l ni ps; Lock 23 is g ni _ I Georae Sayre f irst ma rried Vic· �eral p a rt of the America n d· Emory and Fannie Sha .I n's fam• Uy; Gretta married Curt Carn•• torla McGraw. Children Camill a iom, wa� used for th e first lime Ohio R,lver Boats: Downbound: · ds 8 t 6 : 30 n. ban; K.ate married Wallace Hill; marr ied Rush Sayre Willi e m a r· 1 ln 8 r adio quiz ,prog ra m "Ta ke It O a !:II1 f'ie Id · Tru de w III Fred m11nled M,ra:aret McElroy. rled a Powell (sister of All en Or Le a ve It.'' 1 . , 1 1 •2; Mo n tJ.(omNy, _Rohc_rt P. . A thought for tod a y: A.mer!· � Curt and Gretta Carnaha n's Wolfe's wire ) . Arter the de,ith o r a 24• Lm 1 : '? n i a ·40 1:1. I n rlter s ln Mark a in Tw a id w �e � r e�� family : Mlldredj Ruth married hi1 first wife he married Mary � 1 I or at · a. m., � 2 · � : 15 M • Chlldran Ad,11 married The Adven tu re s of Tom Saw Lock 12,_ Relia nce Hl 9 a. m., 1 1 -6 , Jamea SlmsiOn. , Wal.ion. yer": "Wor k consists of what WflU� ce and Kate Hlll't Camlly Cltflord (Pet"e) Wolfe. 1 , . ., J:p�k, . J4 . Wu.Iler C. lk>ckjord at 4 . ,... er- a"body ·tt i,bll•eo� n " C '" l I om a s arner rnarr e arr e d W � . One oon· , n•'ph -, .a m 1 · 2· Lo ck4-18'· 1 · F'' · r I be rge r Th . . p lay consists or whatl!'l,· � : i 6 :� ' U married Homer Ch dren : Shain'• ar1aret d and ¥ M - , 21\�r o� �r n :1 � obli ed not do.''., is to R . � l _;.'Edwards s ster of Pe arl Ed· : m 1 a k 21 e tam.U y: Myrtle married Vh-11•��,fi -------ker: Mary married Virgil Roulh. ward1 who married Floyd Norris; 1 a. �.. �.7; {:it� �f lJ� ;ti n�HOLZIR HOSPITAL MHo· and Ella H�rlow'n family: Freeda married Paul Ma nu el; at l 2 : J O p. m., 20-0· Lock 22: Adm itted AprH 19 : Mrs. J . ton tarl married Cecil Carpenter; Ehde married Cou lter Shul er, .,err Boat 1 1 . 05 a m 17.'0 . 1 c k 23 (their son Ernest, married Ed- Bernard Cook, Maso n ; Mrs. Hoov• st . Louis Zc�hyr ·11 1 i'2 , i:o )1 ·�• 4·1 Ttea ,marrted Edith Gean. Ay ers, Ripley; Mrs. Ira Nutter La Earl and C�II Shain'.• family: ward Slmpson"11 daug�ter Mary er dy Lind a at ?:0!5 p. �n., 1). 3 .,' ' u p . Jr., Mrs. Shade; Emma e n• Sho C i a lolst Fr-a nc• marri ed Martin Wilcoxen Louise); Flos le marr ed bound · L c k 23 , UVfC · l 11 . 10 p. berR er, Pomeroy. . Bad1l ey , Eibel married Elll■ McMIiian. m 15:5. � rf l 10\0 1 Di m April d e 19 : Le11ter Ste- 9 E lg� r �l i�?�� :: 5 5 � - 111�· 0�·; 11 !H Som e of Georie Smlth's chil• �am.uel and Phoe�e Shaln'a !amUy. D,inlel; Ch1rle1, Samutl mar- dren: John marrle d 1\11 McGraw vers, John Werner, Mrs. Ben Uo h H en l , r 1 s .- 30 a ll ., 14.0 . ' ri«d �u•n W•lson a slater or then Sirah Diddle; Ge-O?Kfl mar· S pencer, Mr8 . H oover Ayers, Mrs. He le n z a� 9·· � n 111 " o. �· · Goldie Galbralth, Sidney Spencer, Cbarle1 Wataon who married Ada ried Nanc)' Beegle; Ella marri ed Lucius Weaver th e ir 10n wa a J. Aaron Reynolde, Mr8. Carri e D ell, llnt1 Pie.kens; Geor1e; Effie. Samuel ind Susan Shaln'1 fam- Wall ace Sr.; Wllliam Wyant was Mrs. Z ll \ e Den ny, Mn. Sidney P. Uy: Charle■ F. married Ma bel the fnther or Ja me , Wy,,ml who Hayes, Mrs . Luther Ba rnette, Mrs. S.y,e; · Uni m■rried Harry Cur• married Con Rowan : Wllllam 's Homer Hysell, Mrs. Guy Lee, Mrs. sl1UM1 were Bettle who married James Scott, Bernard Ward, Mrs. U1. Some of the family of Thomas Daniel Radcliff, then Charlie Mc• John �unter, Janice Rcmite, Carl .and !lahh Sayr�: Sulliv-an mu· Graw and Rebecca .who marrie d She nefield, Johnny Greene, Way • tied M,riaret M:cGuw; Martie George B1rrfnier, faather of Mrs. ne Wln eka, Georg e Cook, Mrs. married :a:mma Rowh lister or El• Benhlcker, lafer niarrled Brown, Harry Bolinger, Mr�. Ellll'II WethThe Junior a nd FrPshmnn class• erholt, Ercel Fellure , Edna Mc• es of W a hama High Srh11ol pru• wood �ii•h; fUley married Jen• I 1180 Mary Belle Wolfe Kalt. Carty, Mrs. Thomas Stewarl, Mrs. 1ertted the Easter proi,:rmn al the (To le Contlnuet1) 1 cie M,.nuel; George married Mllton Mas.'Jic and son. school last Thursday. Births A,prll 19 Mr. and Mrs. Th e program consisted or 3 por. Bernard J. Cook, Mason, daughter. I. C1),Whffl■ Jl. ot trayal of the Lord's Supper with •. A .t,....U,. 1. 'l'au ID04 the followi n g east taking part: I. Q� w•t.,. entnr pttet ntlM Dani el Artis, Charles Yonker, a. Olva ov■ r It. Nol 111>111. Ro11 Frey, John Johnson, Dale � !)llrtohllllo e. 0-111 of CpfO!lx) Esther Miller to H erman Hoff . Grimm, Nicky Nicholson, Doyle duck1 tlli. Vapor ·, (llld cnr. I ner, pa�els, Pomoroy. Jone1, Howard Jc,hn�on, Joe Mc­ f, Malt 21. 01,ra H.� ...,.. Mar11uerlte Da nklesfen , L. H. Knight, Robert K ell. JuC'kic Cape­ name lf, l tmadlll< Danklesfen, WJlma Miller, Denver hart was th e narrator while Karen t Part of 28. B11mldl H, Upond Miller, Marjorie Mill er, Clermont Stewart waii the moderutor. t'to b■" 11. -1 I . • pl Miller to Herman Hoffn er, parcel, II. Bon Donna Heuon read o select\on Pomeroy. 10. ....... llow!Jr rrom 1eriplure. Pretientlng special Nonnan W. Mllllrons, Katherine lT. llrulllu IT. IIUk E. i-iilllrons to Homer Buckner, mu1ie were Beverly Roush, Ruth 11. Czvwda Scarberry and iBarbara Wll11�. l)ircel, Sali1bury. lt. Dttoot HardlnJ and Wilma Rood to PhylU1 Batey tave • short readlq IO, taiYloll 40. AttlnaaUYI Erne■t J unior Rood, 1 acre, Olive . on the lea:end or the dogwood. llnr The· program wa1 under the d't. Alpha Smith, Lucill e Smith to tt. ,_ •1. 1.._ Grant Allen and Elizabeth Louise re�tion of Mrs, Lona Joncrr. Smith, lot, ·Reed1vllle. Lelia Hendrix. to George w. Cun• I 'fl,) dlff, Iota, Syracuae. W . S. an d 'Dorothy L. Michael to Harold L. and L. Frances Spen­ cer, 7.20 aCN11, Chester. ,Etta Littl e, dee .. Wendell Lone, adm. to W. A. Dotaon, M'ary A. Dotlon, 'Al ■ere, S1l11bury. Ray E. Adami to Forrest T. Ad· C. Blakeatee, County A.gent, an.1, parcels, Olive. ti supervillln,f arrangements for Mary Horrner, dee., to Herman the Mei&:• County 4,H Club after­ to II. P, Hoffner, Jotln Hoffner, GeOfge noon educational excursion June H0Hnt1r, tather Mlllt1r, M1r1uer- 9 from l to S ,p. m. aboa rd the t 1t• DanUeften, Denver Miller, Steamer Avalon when the boat ::: � Clarmont MOier. vlait1 tht1 Pomeroy-Middleport-Ma, John Hoffner, Maude Hoffner aon area. to Herman Hoffner, parcels, Pom• Bl1kellee -point■ out th,t the ero)'. Georce Hoffner, Jea!dP. Horrner afternoon ttlp wlll ofter combined to Herman Hoffner, i>arcel!, Pom­ edueatlonal and recreational ad• v1ntq'e1 to the 4-11 club..membtln eroy. who wllJ hlff 011portunitiea: to vlew the many si1ht1 1ton1 the Zone Re,,trictlons ·11 river ind also see waterway Im• In f1ood Areas Po,ed provement■ . 111 work ... lleN'a 11.IILT CIR'l'OQiNjfiU Celling 1ttentlon to the ... WASHINGTON UPI-FO<leral A X Y B l, a A A ll a authorities are con1iderin1 a re• cOmmod1tlon1 of th� Avalon, .. L O . o l' a L L O W quest to ctty, county 111 d date Bl1ke1lH reminded 1h11 the . _ .,. _, la lllll lllllPl• A ll ­ ....,., , .,. _ •overnmenta for 1onln1 nstric­ steamet h11 four dld1, ts Jlus two o·� •to. a1n11, lflton. •­ lit 111o - L'I, tiont to block bualneu and re1d­ enclooed/ htt 1370 e■p1clty and .....,_ ,., .... .... -- ol lho - ... .. ""''"' dentill develoPmenta In 1re111 re­ hll I lleel hull. qulrln1 flOOd control .project, '1111 AValon is th• only llr1e C!Oltin1 more than what they prp. travelhul trcuraion ho.It 1oin1 up Ifft. and dOWll the we,tem Inland wa, The Army Corps of Entineen: terw111. 11 &lvlnc prellmln1ry thou1ht to Tbe �•tlonal Georcaphlc in11ta• thll move to ufe,u.ard a federal ,1._ . ._. f!lld hilh tribute to Ille flood contfol lnH1tmtnt wh.lcb i1 Av1l1>n. Tll.e Georraphlc told the ie,tlmated to hate eon about tout In 1itll _ PII• color and ·•tll· &iUlcin d0U1n In the lut 80 <I• ,..,1111 1n 1n luue Jut, yeot 11 tbe Avaldn -aeagoe elosed. -. to x .,. u. ,.� "!"'t . Loyal Forces Gain Upper Hand In Venezuela CARACAS, Ven ezuela UPI-Re, b el forces holding San Cr istoba l in south\YeSlern Venezu ela su r­ rendered early today to al'med d· vilia n support�rs o f the govern• m ent, it w a� announced tod a y. Scatt ered fighting was reported still in progress in San Cristobal's streets. a nd a "small poc ket or dlehard rebel�" still held th e Bella Vista Hotel, hut loyal for­ ces held most m ajor inst a llations ln th e city. Ramon J. Velasquez, secretary to President Romulo Betan cou r t, spid loy al civil forces r had t11-ken possession of the S a r 'Cristob a l g ar rison buildings and the radio station which ha d been th e prin• cipal voice of the re v,olt. Suspect Denies Knowledge Of Double Murder WOOSTER, 0. UPI - The 21· year-old suspect in th e double murder or a Wayne County fa rm couple WBB held in county jell to­ day wh ere he was sch eduled to be questioned bf office rs. Kenneth Watts, of nearby Ritt• man, wss also 8llsp ected In th e wounding of M rs. Marilyn Wag­ ne r, 25, of Rittman. Watts was plck ed up by the state Hlghwag Patrol W ednesday while he and his father were In a scrvict sLatlon at Coal Grove, near Ironton. He offered no resis­ tance. Kauffm,n said Watt, would neither deny nor admit knowledae of the shoollna of fdh. Wainer. "He said he Ju•l couldn't re. member anything," Kauffman said. Federation Is _Sponsoring Open Meeting Federation ta holdln1 an open meeting to m1mben and Inter. elled people at the R0<k Sprili(o Gran11e Hall, Thunday, April 21 at a p. m, On the 1110nd1 will be Edloon Hobstetter who wm dlm11 the bond iHUe for the eoqnty hOI· plUI. Gordon Coldwell will aloo be pttaent for • dlaeuaalon and ex• ,planation of tht rea»pralNI property -here In · Mel11 county. "1\'i .,.. loolllll �ltf to 1 The ¥•11• County F•nn Buretu ,u Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , April 21, 1960---J Clifton Sunday School Class Holds Dinner At New Haven Church knows it better than management . "'The interest of corporations and lradc as­ sociations which have developed programs is to encourage politica l activit y in the local communities where management em ployes live, just as the unions have encou raged such activity by their members. The objective is the ideal of dem(){-ratic government: f,very­ bc,dy should have an active interest in the nomination and election of those who run their government .'' Truly democratic government would not last long if the masses of voter s heard only one side of controversial issues a·n d candida­ �ies - whether that side he presented by la­ bor, or business, or agriculture, or any other element. An informed electorate must have lull opportunity lo hear all sides - and that Js why businessmen are going into politics. HISTORY Meigs Ceuntj ar w.- .. ... or 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O. , April 21, 1960 Broken Back Feared 111 Fall From Roof The Pome.roy emeraency squad was ca lled at 10: 15 a. m. today to Langsvill e where Bruce Morria suUered a posaible broken back wh en ,he fell from ,. barn roof. He was broughL to Rutland by th e squ a d, . transferred to the Chase ambulance, and taken to lhe Holzer HospJtal at G a llipolis. The Middl eport e merg ency squad was c111led out at noon yes­ terday kl the J Dille Kennedy home on Beech St., wh e n Mr . Kemwdy . becam e ill whil e -!lpading his g ard en. He was treate d by the squa d. Two Departments Answer Fire Call At Salt Works Both the Pomeroy and Syra• cuse Fire Departments were call• ed out at 6:15 last night whe n a rubbish fire at the- home of lton­ nld Grady near the old White Ro c k Salt works set lire to a tool shed al the plant. Tom Weston, manager of the Pomer oy Junk Company, sai d to• d.ay that th ere was no Joss from the blaze as they were intending to tear th e structure down. The departments extinguished a brush flre on the hlll ba ck or the. build• ing and stood b)' to prevent the fire from spret1ding. The 'Syracuse departm en t was called out two additional times l ast nlght, Chief Woodrow Hen· drill: said, both times to the Syra­ cuse dump fPn Snowball Hill. They were 6-:lled the first time at 8:30 du-rini t,he wrestling match al the Syracuse School sponsored by the depa�,pt fnd again -at 1 1 : Ul. Th')' f!POl'led no damage. Hendrix aa"- lo senior a nd 10 junior tlremen' an1wered th e call to While Ilk�. , ' . -o----New Yorlc Port Hit NEW YOJt,K, UP.t.-office wor­ kers picketed ·811 Niw York Cit)I pier. today • . ' tlrtnalb shutting down the � · Jn.e a. ,atrua1e for union rtcoeni . LonallhorerMn !,t observtd the, .� tkflt �llnea. The Dlc\:tt 'lln... beian forming jUlt be/ore -the· ·\1,11� ahapeup ol 1on1,horelll0fl. ft• lntem1thmal Lon1ah0Nm'1'I Ailocl1tion had 1ald It would not CroM the picket . ·J , · Unea. By Worker Strike This was ott ered in the form of a motion by Dor Schaefer, se• cond ed by Paul Ca.sci and was approved unanimously by the six m embers presen t, th e others being Mrs. Edna Stewart, Free. land Norr is and Dr. R. A. Bo.ice. Orion Rou ■h was absent. Mrs. Reynolds said Dr. Bolee, president of t he Meigs Commun• ity Hospital, In<'., be!ore its re• cent re·organization into a larger representative group, Call ed th e m eeting. It was held for the ex• •press purpose of turning ov er the minutes and by-laws of the corporation lo th e new organb:a­ tion. An election of ofiicers was held with the same sla te accept• ing portfolios H previously at a courthouse mfet>ng a m onth ago, ··. l'tlj.fe;�e-1Mf �s, -presi• clent; Nort1s·;5i w... esillent and Casci, seqetary.(f · . Mrs. Reynolds s a id tod ay no a c­ tion could. be taken before · this tim e on the M, D.•Osteopath is­ sue beca use th e trustees had not been "organiied' ' properly. Dr. Ch a rl es Mull en , secretary or the form er corporation, atte nded to 'hand over the leg a l papers. She aaid furth er the board dl!1• cussed th e issue thoroughly, aid­ ed by information giv en them by representatives of osteopaths and m edical doctors. She felt the ac­ tion tak en was a satisfactory ans• wer to a statement by Dr. Ray Pickens be-fore a group in MJd. dl eport Jaat week. This wae a query as to "Why <'ouldn't the board (of trustees) come out with a policy statement that �he hospital -w ould be Jointly staffed ?" and the added point that if it would, he would do all in his power to help Jts paa11ge becau.se tht1 "hotpital is needed badly In Mela:1 county". rRB . f �pp aiipGSoW· pbv,hpulllvc Annual lmpection Of Lodge Announced WoJ'ahlplUI Mister Thomas w. Bowen announce, that Pomeroy Loda:e No. IM, F&AM, wHI hold a special meeting Monday, April D, at 7:30 p. m. at the Masonic Tem• pie for the purpose of holdini annual Inspection and to confer the Third · ,™aree on o]Je candld>te. District Deputy Gnnd Master J'enld B. Han, Twelfth Muonic Diltrict. wlll be the tnspectlna: of­ Ucer. Refreahrnut.s will be Hrved by the ladles of Pomeroy Chapter No. 1811 OF.s after the meetin1. All Malttlr -MIIQJIJ 1ft Invited to at­ tend. I Society News EASTI R I GO HUNT An ege bunt was gJven by the Clirton Cllmbers f·H Club Easter 11fternoon on Leroy Lyons' hlll •bout 65 children 1athered to hunt eggs. Prizes w ere award ed to Bruce Hoffman, two cbicken■· Denni1 Johnson, ane chic.Ir.en; Debby King, on e chicken; Debbie Edwards, one chicken ; Butch lioffman. one chicke n· Jimmy Ril ey, one chlcken: J�n Riley one chicken. Wi n ning eggs wer� Bruee Hoffman, Vlckle Young, Ray Hoffman, J h n .Blake and Randy L< e Lewis. the rle.u exp ressed appre c iation to the committee chairman, MiH Eb.ine Sayre. genern l chairman, Mrs. Herman Ohlinge r , food com• mlttee, Miss Judy Arnold, chair• m.in of the prorram u1d w�I• corned the visitors. M rs . Ot ho Lievmg, Mrs. Ser• nard L ie v in g- Sr., Mn. Joll n Ba ,.nngarner and Mrs. E. C. Riddle served the dinn er. Those present were Rev. Dille, Harry Miller, Supt and Mn. Mil• !er, Miss Ruth Ann Laudermllt, Mr. and Mrs. Ohlinge r. John Van Matr e, Clifto n , Miss Arnold, . Mr. and Mr:s. Lewis Cappehart, Mi111 Janice Roush, Leroy Darling, Mr. and Mrsr. Robert Sayre, Mr. and Lieving Jr., Joey Roush, Mr:s. .Robert Roush, Larry Lieving, M iss Margie Roach, Mrs Donna Dodson, Jim Elliott, Miss Elaine Sayre, Miss Ruth Sayre, Miss Sa n da Roush an d Miss Riddle. STANLEY PARTY H_.LO A Stanle:, party was held .Mon• day evening by Mra. Patty Allens worth with Mr.s. Lavera Piersall as d e,nonstrator. Those present were Mrs. May Wamsley and Su. sie, Mr1. Nancy Van Meter and Jantrer, Mn. Clara Williama, Mrs Janet Roffinson, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Dorothy Blake and J�anie Peters. House Ready To Pass Hisioric Rights Bill WASHINGTON UPI - The House was ready- tQday to pase the civil rights. bill that provide, new Negro votine guarantees and send it to the White House for certain President Eisenhower's a pproval_. On e last �our of House debata was all that was alloted before a roU call vote on final passage of the second major civil rights legislation since the reeonstruc­ ti�ID era. The six•part package centers on new voting guarantees for Ne­ groes in the South. The main reature provides for appointment by federa l judges of re ferees em� powered to deter mine voting qua­ lifications of N.egroes turned down by local registrars. The voting referee s could be a-ppointed only In areas where the Justice Departm ent, acting under the 1957 Civil Rights Act, had won a federal suit for a c ourt or­ der requiring registration of one or more Negroes. FOR GRADUATES ' Graduation Specials · Gifts Of All Kinda If th e judg e th en determined that a "pattern or practice" of discrimination existed in the area, he could appoint r eferees tt ha ndle other complaints from would•be Negro voters. .f4'ust PrtNn• RMqrd ■ OQJ, �gg,e111 . whq could 111how they-..rel't! �llalified to vote Ullder st a te Jaw, had tried to regi1ter and tailed could be enrolled by the referee . Th e bill also requires ,preserva• tion for 22 months of votini rec· ords in fed eral elections. It pro­ vides federal penalties for at• uempting to obsl!l:ruict feder-al fe deral court orde rs, incJuding school deseiregation rulines. Anoth er provision is calculated to bring the weight of federal in• vestigation, and -possible fe deral prosecution, to bear in casH of arson a nd bombing-!!. KEDE I I f.S DUETTE '" $5,95 toE BO� Middleport Ohio Every Pa rent Knows • • • ...:J IV The value of good schools So c!oes OAKLEY C. COLLINS, who served 1 9 years 11 1 high school principal. And /arm-reared OAKLEY C. COLLINS knows, loo, the influence of leder1I programs on the farm economy. He i, also lamffiar with the lirst.l,and problem, of lobor end mon­ agor, for ho i• both leborer and manager at hi, 'coal mining butinass at Ironton, AT HOME WITH WALLY B�RRON - Wa lly Barron, Democratic gubernatoria l cand.i• date, is �urrounded by his family i� his Charl eston horn�. In_cluded in the family circle are: left to ngbt, 801.0 Barron, the famtly pet; Op al, Barron s wife; Nancy a daughter J onna .&Hebel Morgan (on Barron's lap), the State At torney General's younges't grandchild .' Cuffie ()l{rs. John Morgan), Barro!l's oldest daughte r; Wlliillm Wallace "Rocky" Morgan a'nd Jane ' Barron, the youngest daughter. _______________ --· ------ Bobbie ,c;iled on Mrs. ind Wllliams at Middleport Sunday. Frank Harris and daughter Ann of .Mason were Sunday dinner gueata of Mr. and Mn. John Harrlaon. M.r. and Mrs. Marvin Barker and son, of Charleston vi1iti::d his mother Mrs. Helen Barker and other relatives· over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. G . H. Harrison were Sunday guesu. of Lessie and Ivy Sleeth, Mason. Nickey Nicholson visited Mr. and Mra. Earl Robinson snd dau· ghter Cheryl at Middleport Fri· day . B(ln Mr. and Mrs. Charlet C art• wright and Elaine and Mickey Schwartz of Mason were Sund ay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Reese Willia ms of Pt. Pleasant visited Mrs. Alma Johnson and mother. Mr. and Mrs. RoJII King a nd daqghters Ul a nda and Debbie of Ripley, wer e weekend gu ests or Mrs. Belt)' Call and family. Sun• Donna d ay di11ne r guests- were Goodntte and children Dian and Gregory or Pom eroy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson a nd children of Mnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ra, Harmon and Lorain K napp or New Haven visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fox Sunday evening. • Ka Ue Olive11 visited Mrs. Gol­ die Ingles and family a t M a son Sunday afte rnoon. Mr: and Mrs. Keith Hanlon and family visited Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Hanlon over the we ekend. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Johrison during Easter were Mr. a nd Mrs. Gl enn Glaie and family of Middlepport, Mr. and MI'S. 44 New Applications Filed With Bureau Meigs County's u nemplnyment figures f4lr th e week ending April 13 showed that 44 new applicatlon1 for unemployment compensatio• were fil ed during the week, Add· ed. to the continui ng clalms, the total number drawing unemploy• ment C!Jmpenaatlon for the week was ·408. The total for the same weell: lut year was 839, BUC employes re­ ported, Good Crowd Assured For Candidate Event A good crowd has been a8.!Jured for ll'ritlay evenina:'a "¥eel the Cand idate" dinner and partv It Portland Grade School, Portland Conimunity Club Prestdel\t Joe Price Hid . 'lbe ennt opens at 5 p, m. with dlnoff served until 7 p, m. (by reservation only) and a pro�m of entertal�ent tolloWII, �ce uid lht! public la cordially invited to attend tlle proa:ram In ll'hkh all C'an�Udaie1 preaent will be in1 vited to �. / I OF AL L - - - ' By Hatfu ' 11'....,.._, '-1- i '· , ' � ... • Be am'NI .. .... Seute Ceal•Nteelli Tuadaa, Atrtnttare, Ceuttw1doa, .MaraU.. bll lle ■l:Oi, C.mmeree ... LelNr, But■ pd Le■■ A-.od">thnr ... -...· --· VOTE FOR OAKLEY C. COLLINS r Repubtocan Candidate for Congress I 0th Congressional Di,trict Homer Edwards, Cllalnnu Ula■ for Coogresa Committee • � -- Mey Primary N. .W.. Mr. a nd Mrs. G eorge Johnson sons Barry and Georg e Jr., .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Ben Stobart .el Racine. V.i,si,tiog Mr . and Mrs. Oscar Henry and sun Terry Easler were Mr. and Mrs. Don Quii;enberry and family of Middleport a nd M r . and M rs. Cla re nce Ward a nd d a ughter, Columbus. Mrs. Helen Williams a ,d Lon JefI re turned to Washington, D. C., alter visiting Mr. and M rs. Lloyd Willi a ms and family. Visiting Mrs. i'�annie Blake the past week were M r . a nd Mrs. Hees e Willi ams of Pt. Plea sant, and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Tolliver a nd Uorothy Long of Glenwood. Miss Judy Bir d o.( New Ha ven spenl th e weeke nd with Mr. a nd Mrs. James Bennett. Miss Sandri. Be n nett was a Monday night guest of Frank Harris and Ann; Mason. Mr . an d Mrs. Roy Grimm and d a ughter Phyllis of New Hav en ca lled on Mrs. Harold Roush Sunday. SA� ' .,,. "lo!-• I/' .. . From 'Ile Lower Partla& Lot , ,. I .�v, o.io . , ... . ' ' ' . •.. , �- ._·, J ., • ' . .. . '. fonied • with one air GAS Conditioninjr---any Air oentnl Casper Anyone can have th, B....it: heating ayarem, 1hat Is. Connecta to the Gu Furnace. Bryant GAS Air <;onditioner it's called. Loyal friend- of mine live■ with , family dtat bu one. They found out the G.. Compauy guaran- oomplete·..tisfiiciion with a G88 Air-Conditioning job. And they liked the low 00IJt operation with GAS­ they can heat and cool their eotire home year arbWld for 1- lhan it costs to just boat it with otber,fuels. ·•· George: How come you know so much? ONLY $3.98 tOMPLETE SELECTION OF S I Z ES Aero&I "I'll be doggone ! Says here we can add on GAS Central Air Conditj.oning'' You'll feel like you're . walking with wings . . the comfort is so complete in I h i s summertime sling­ pump of rich while punch­ ed leather. A /ringed tas­ sel adds to the illusion. IT W,IIS 0IAET ·< Le!Clllatme, oae .._ u IAIRHel C.,,Dty ...-Im ... ,_ _ U lllole -• • e. 1iaa .,... u ,...,. 11 111e °"' . ' N&i.s .- ' .r' _. • . UO ....,... -•· ............. __ _ ·-• Mlk, l■dlldlq Aall•Ntretlla, - a nd with WINGS � � �--- • ··- ti ... Grnp, - .,..... Oldo rw Oldo E,.,_ a.Coudl. -■- ... S tart Cook1'e Ulie Walking , iu,. '!Mll UM/ \II- . c.as,,. • Be n■ .,_ a.a.or er ee-1&'-.' at '"' Style 5010 $21.50 $19.95 ·$22.50 � $24:So - $1 7,50 . • lie la I uan ti &.... (Llwreace G1' rl Scouts' Family Dinner Sumlay AUIO LADIES REGULAR . OAKLEY C. COLL INS Sal e Friday $7.00 $8.99 $8.00 $1 0.99 $9.00 $1 2.99 $1 0.00 $14.99 $1 6.99 -- $1 2.00 ' $1 4.00 $1 9.99 $1 7.00 $22.99 Pl'TCN � I-AMQ'lii. ( l(:.Y M r. and Mr&. Allen Bre w�r of por� and attended t�e bapttsma.l f service Easter morning at the E. u . B. Church in Ma son, w. Va. Their granddaughter, Teresa Rene The Girl Scout cooki es will go Brewer, infa nt daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Brewer, was on s�le Friday, April 22, and will one of the cl'lHdren receiving the continue to Mooda y, May 2. rites of baptism duri ng the service. Four kinds are Ue ing offered . this year, mmt, sandwich, savan• �ah, . and a new cooki e , scot-tea. Cookie� m ay be purchaBed from Mrs. W 11lia m Morgan entenain• any Girl Scout in M eig1 County ed with a family dinner F...aster and will be sold for 40c a box with Sunday at her home , Ath ens ro ad. a small perce n tage to be kept by the troop. Those wishin g eooldes Pr ese nt were Mr. and Mrs. U. L. may contact Mrs. Maxin e Arnold Gotthardt and son, Bruce, of Col• Meigs County cookie chairm an b; umbus, Dr. D. F. Schipper of Mor• ca lling WY 2-6098. ris, Iii. and Mr . and Mrs. Roger Morg a n and childre n, Keith and WCTU MEET ING Ka thy, i�i.iddleport. !he �icldleport WCT U will meet llm Friday evening a 1 t'1.e First P a t John.son and !amlly of Ma• Baptist Churc h a t 7 :30 p. m. son, 1'� loyd Gibbs and son Ray D ean and Jim l:iequrdson, Toledo. Mr. a nd Mrs. H a rry Johnson and Mr. a nd Mrs. George Johnson Barry and George Jr., w ere in Gallipolis Sa turd.ey on busin ess. Pa rka nna Kelly spent Sa turd ay night with Sh aron \.il aze, Middl e· po rt. Here are #be qualilications ol LADIES, SUBTEENS and CHILDREN'S Full Lengths - Cotton and Wool Blends SALE Regular Price •.;.. r___ , , UPl' ,_ aer.... '- Attend Bapti,m· Collins Ooklr, C. CO ATS and TO PP ER S I T}VEEDS and, SOLJDS or Yu, you cast ono b1Rot but it is • big deci­ sion in the future of government. The men you vote /or MUST be experienced; he MUST know the district ho rtpr...nts. and he MUST bo quot.lied to iervt the best i11tere1ts of the people, • NEW SPRI NG SUITS WALKI NG SUITS arid FITTED "JACKET STYLES ·� I111alat1ve · eom;;.,i:..:.;:, ____ Hit.Lt: ,0: KNOxvn.t.1i 'hrtn. Ttl evl,lo'n 1 a� � will throw out tile�' fltit bill to­ nl,:ht when xnoniU• 1 pl411 · 1 i� !Int home P•• ID !ho Scputb Al· l■ntje Baa�t· �... ;Blil alie ....� ,1n, tho Nitl<Nlal Aothem. 'JIiin Bl•·�alatd· Mr' .,.... 11 lneapable ,..,hbi1 tht hlihll "In th■t P¥i about 'riotell' rM 1l11t1'."' . -- 1' Jeweler - Optometrist Mill SI. Middleport, 0. lood lilleuilioo> or..,. ...,. 1.. Pol'llnl loploo" ,al� Loo , .!orj, •'"1!<n o1 1be ,. Pa BaN■li ,tildlt, THE B. H. SANBORN .llkTHDAY DINNII A birthday dlnner wu liven Sunday In honor of Mn. Albert Smith and her 10n S-Sll. C6Cil H. Smith who leaves for Ger­ many Monday April 18. 11:,,o■e preaent were M r . and Mrs. A. R. Smith and Dorla, S-S&t, and Mn, Cecil Smllh and lia.ui!hler Linda, Mr■. Annie Young of M11on, Mr. an d Mra. Harold Smith and chil• dren Jackie, Carolyn and Sharon Mr. s nd Mrs. Lloyd Fox and 10n Lar ry, Miu Edna Rou1h and children. Harry, Ca rey, Rusty, Roy Allan, Charles and Joyce Ann, M r . and Mra. Lawrence Smith and children Randy and Flances Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cartwrl&:hl ind dao.ghter, Weat C,olumbla. PIRSONALS Mr. and Mra. Harold, Rickard Sr. motored to South Side with Barbara Lynn Sunday wtro spent th e weekend with her arandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Rick• ard. D.aodlocL p$1'..(Jp'U phtnnnl,lp Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Uoy1 WUiiams an d family dqrinl the wl!ekend were Mr. and Mrs. Reese Williama of Pomeroy, Wirt u , M g:;�: 11nd ;hn=n ::: ble, Barbul and Stevie or Huntln11<>n , Mn. 0n, H iQlnl and Stewart McDennott of Pl. Pleas,n� llln. 14uy H•l•tem of Leon and Walter Corner. Mrs. Veda V1nMeter Wat a Sunday gue■t or Mr; and Mra. 1 a. ft.11v _,. Neal al West• Colu-"�.-. Mrs. ind Mr. Sunday riests of .11nd Mn. Lew Hoffman were M r. ...,... Lloyd Hofflr,an and famU,, Porn• eroy, Mr. and Mn. Emil Hoffman and family, Camp Ctnley. Mrt. 8-nna,i Cartwright and I Mrs. Earl Dartt or Pt. fleaunt vlaited Mre. Charles Cartwrilht and Elaine' SaWrday. Mr. and Mn Robert Oliver or . Glt1nvillt, W. Va., a n d Chesler Oliver motored to Toledo over the weeke1.d to vtlit relatives. Mra. Chester Oliver returned home with them after vialUng a week in Toledo. Mr. and Mra. Cecil Cqndiff of Mason spent Sunday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Mack Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Harold lllckard Jr., and daughter Vickie of Mason wer e Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. and Mn. a.rold Rickard Sr. and son Danny. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Killings. worth and son Mart of Pt. Pleas• ant spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart and Billie. Mr: and Mrs. Robert Jtlckard ;!;:y JEWRY Glffl or , HM.OW ,..... · h ie� NEW "O!Ut tlPl,,<,,ffli, 1 tempuatu� offldillt recotdt« in tho QI�• ,i,u )Ol af PH1ldlo, 'r,s., tlie V. . S. Wta• tlttl, Bun■u npc,rtejj Im,, 1bit 'inornln1 ,ra 18'•I �•rlboa, 'llalU.:.,.,."'� � ,1,. ',..--.:_,' . �"!' , ,·... ' ----· and S T Y l. E S ... ) .... . . . ' ., '. Casper: "Save Cash Herc Instead St. Mlcldleporl . ' • • GAS Air-Conditioning Systema. booklet See how little GAS Air Conditioning oosta t.oown and operate. Ask forphotos and leotimonials based on GAS Air Conditioning uaers' - · actual year around bill,i. Get your copy today, Just wrill or caJL. WY-2-5192 . Dept. Store Mill • Your Gas Company sells, BUpervises installations, guarantees oatiafaetion and &nan,:.,o Midd leport of Sa:leelip,s" Told you. Loyal friend of miM liVl!O with a family that hu one. • ,. ! I r,,.; THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY... Bo,and Our Gu MIIRS UH L·P 811 I or �,. i " �. .... ... - . ..... ... ··-··•-· ... .. -• ..... . . - � . - --- l-Daiu Sentinel. Pomeroy •Middleport, 0 , April 21, 1960 - TONHiHT and FRIDAY Vinceilw: Pz,ice In "HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL'' - ,also - Pete,- C ushing i 11 "TI!E MUMMY" (Toohnicolor) / NOW AT STA.Tl THEATRE PT, PL IA.SANT United Pr•n l ntern,tional Beanbills illready? Yup, and 1t seem, only natural tha1 the two tf'ams f1rmg at each other an: lhc Giants ilnd Dodgers in a prompt earl)·-se1son at�empt to establish who's the bos11. The G1antli were Wednl'sday Wh('11 south�aw Mike McCormick not only pitched them to a twohil, l - 0 victory over th.e Dodgen, but abo had lhe last �·ord in a lively rh1 ,q l_mg duel w11h sid�- armed Don Drysdale. DryRd 11le. who allowed unly five hilt I n dtopp ing hia first game of the seaso,i follow ing two victnries hit Orlando Cepeda on !h t> hea,d "B,,amble Bush" CANDIDAns VOTE This Space To Use The Adve,tising Coh1mns For Yow Picture OF TIIE DAILY SENTI NEL More People Will See Your Politic al Message I n The Daily Ser,tin el Have bllla tot , the Lion•• Share .\ ol JOUr budgel ? SEE US FOR CASH ! Loan, for any worthy pur- '. ' pose o n Signatwe • only 1 car or furniture $25 to $1 000 -..pa1u,. loan, IIJ C1plt11 Fln1nc• eo,PorltlOft W! ■CONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, :100 W. S.C.nd It, - WYandolte :.'.-21 1 1 , Pome'ty with a pilrh in the �l"{' flnd inning, Dodgers. Cepecta·s hl'lmct sav�tl h 1 1n on Pittsburxh defeated Philadelphia that one. Thtw in tti1· sixth, Dr�·s- 4-2 and (llll'innati beal Milwaukt!e, d ale stung WiJJis Mays with a 1 0-3, in 10 1nn111gs. fast ball 011 lhc ll'ft forearm. 111 the Anwrican League. the Milyii i:rirnaccd in pain hut trot- Tigers topped the Indians for the ted Jqwn to first b.a.se. �ceond straight time, 6-4, the Red Now it was MeCormiek's turn S-Ox walloped the Vv,nkcl'S, 7-1 , i n t ti c top o t the Sl'vcnth. 1 11• a n d l h e Senators bea! lhe Oriole1, didn't was1e ,my t imt• firing tus A 7. £ir1t pitch straight at \\!ally , , Moon's tit-ad "wloon hil the dirt as I Dem Hoak s l�' o-run 1i..1mer in th e !Ja ll wh izze,d l)a st him a nd t he � ifth m�1ing was " tht! Pintt�,• thal ended lh ( ' bcimballs for t li t· 11\argm of v1rtory over the Phtllies. Vern Law scattered seven day anyway. hits For his second victory and Mceormlcl,;'1 S.c:ond Victory when the Phillies finafly scored The victory was McCormirk ' s 111 the seventh. it marked the first secund. rnmint,; ,ift('r a t l1reP-h 1 ! , nm Law had yielded this season in 8- 1 win ovt·r lht! Cardinals on t5 Mnsecut i�e innings. Don C a rd­ ,t\pril lJ, an<l hc even helped hi.� well was the loser. own cause at the 11latc. Willll' Kirkland led o(f the fifth with a single and movl'd u p on an infield out. With two down . McCormick caught Dodger th ird baseman Jim G i lliam Cl.at-footed as he laid down a perfect hunt along the foul line. That , sellt Kirkland to third from where he scored on D011 Bluin­ game'1, single. MILWAUKEE UPI-Jim O'Toole The �ic-Lory b9ostcd �he Giants who has already proved his met­ Into o rlnt-place tie with the tle as a rl'lief p'ltcher, took the mound in a sUlrting role today as the Cinci nnati Reds continued their assault on the .Milwa ukee Braves. O'Toole helped pave the way to the Reds' opening day victory when ht! al lowed Philadelphia on­ ly two hils ip Hix innings of re• li�f. Today he might help supply MORGANTOWN, W . Va. UPI- the qnswer to the Reds' quest for Gene Corum, an a ssistant football good starting pitchers. coach at West Virginia University Wednesday the Reds bombard. for 10 years, today 11llsumcd the ed the Braveli in a late innina �utte.e of head coach IIUC('eeding rally to win the 11easc'l's first Art (Pappy) Lewis. game between the two clubs, 10-l:li, Corum, 39, was hired Wednes- in JO innings. , d.ay for a one-ye11r ter m at • re• Shortstop Roy McMillan sparked Ported JI0,000 salary. Corum had the 14-hlt attack by driving in fl"e served 111 a n aseistent ('O.llch si11ce runs on two homers and a pair 1 950 when Lewis took over the of singles, 11cored three runs in reins or t�e Mountaineers. the ninth inning and five rune . U�lveraHy President Le'w'is in the 10th. Stahr announced Corum 's elevaThe teams usPd a total ol 40 Uon to head coach on a Rerma- men in a contest that a ppeared \o nent baai.1 lollowlnM a meeting be a 4 2 victory for Warren Sp.aha · with the Unlverslty's Board of until it turned into a scoring clr• Governors. Corum, the flr.1t for- cue in the ninth inning. mer WeBt Virslnla pl.iyer to heThe Reds went ahead with three come head coach, was de.!lignated rum in thC ninth, 5-4. But the actlng coach Monday when Lewis Braves came back to tie it with a a nnoun�ed his resignation to join sinwle run tn the ninth, and then the Pittsburgh Steelet1 as an as- Cincinnati countered to bat to men alatant lo head coach Buddy Park- in the 10th innins. er. O'Toole's Chance As Starter Is Coming Today Corwn Elevated To Mountaineer Head Grid Job I _ l:::t:�t!:\-:i;:� FinBlerwald Favored In 827,500 Tourney NEW ORLEANS UPI - A host of the nation's top pros beg.un tee­ Ing off today in the opening round of the $2,300 Greater New Orleans Open. The to'p two money winneni of the circuit couldn't m a ke it so the pre-tourney favorite'!! rule went ta the No. :I money man, Dow Fin1terwa ld. Ht! hae t!arnc d $21 ,· 800 on the current tour, behind Arnold Palmer ($44,300) and Ken Venturi ($23,000). Sl'ANDINGS By United Pr•n lnternatlonal W. L. P,t. GB Los Angeles 5 2 714 S.11n Francisco 5 2 .714 3 2 .600 1 M i l waukee Pittsburgh 4 3 .571 1 a a .500 1 ¼ Cincinnati 2 4 .333 2 ½ Philadelphi,1 Chicago 2 4 .333 2 ½: 1 3 . 1 67 3 12 SI. Lo'-'iS Wednesday•, Rnults Cincinnati 10 Milwauk- 5 10 in. San FrandKO 1 Lff Anga,IH 0 Pitt1,buri,h 4 Philadelphia 1, night Thundey'1 Probabl• Pltch•n Cin,innati at MllwaukH - (Y. Tool• i ] .O) VS Willey (0.01. Philadelphla •t Pitt1�rgh night -Simmons ;0,,.1 ) vi Umbricht (0-1 ), Frld•v't G•m.s Cincinnati et Phil•d•lphia Milwavk-, at Pittsburgh, night Sen Fnncla,eo at Chic•go Los Anples at St. Lo'!i•, night NATIONAL L E AGUE W. L. Pd. 2 0 1 . 000 I O 1 .000 2 1 .667 l I .500 l 1 .500 1 2 .333 0 1 .000 0 2 .000 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit <.:hicago W88hington Ba1tlmore New York Boston Kansas City Cleveland . GB \, \, 1 1 1 '/2 1½ 2 Wet-lnffd•Y't Rffultt o.tr•it , c1.....1.nc1 • Booton 7 New York I Wallhl n,ton I Baltlmor• 7, nleht Thundr('1 Probabl• Plteh•rt . Nt-w York at Boston '- G•bl., (O-Ol vs Monbouqu•tt. (0-0). KantH City at Chle.1190 - Gar­ ver (0.0) v, Shaw lO.O). Wathln.,on ■t B•ltlmore, night -L.. (0.01 VI, B«rlwt: (0-0). · Friday's G�.-. Cln•land 1t Kenset City Ch f1•eo ■t Detroit B.-ftlmor• ■t N•w York Bolton at W■lh1"91'on, night Raeh1e Ball Players To Meet On Saturday All Ra.cine .,••. Llttl• Lhgue 'and Pony LHgue INNball pl■V· •r1 Hked to mNt at th• high school diamond Saturd■v at 10 •• m. HIiton Wol,., Jr., •aid today. 1,. L lttl■ L••tu• pl■v■rt ar■ 11k• ad to bring $2, Pony L■aguo, $2.50, for in,ur■nc■. l I. .,I I i DRIVE IT l • .• •• • '• r· ':• •.,;.�• IIT , :O UR DIAL I 1 1 1 By United Pre11 ln....netlffllll National LH.... G. Al. R. H. ht. Play•r & Clult 1 Ii. No Tools Needed to add or removt SPRINGFIELD Coaches Honored Baseball Clinic · IS By Off,IC}a For Coaches Is Of SW Ohi'o Set For April 30 SPflINGFIELD, 0. UPI - The Southwest Ohio Officials Associa­ tion Wednesday .night honored four championship Ot1io basket­ ball coaches. Silver tray awards were made hy the group at it& 25th aninve-r­ sary banquet to Fred Taylor of Ohio State's Bill Ten champions; Ray Moen of Wi tlenbera'1 Ohio Conference chAmpions; John Wool­ ums of Dayton Roosevelt's Class AA high SC'hool charnpiol'II, and Willium Hupp 0£ Sahim Local"!!! Class A hiah school champions. In addillon, Pete Roberts, re­ liring secreta ry of the officials' ilTOllP, was honored with 1m award. Woolums announced to the group th at Ray Brown, All-Ohio Class AA player of the year from Dayton Roosevelt, wlll attend Ohio State next year. BARBEllTON, 0 UPI - - Hoh1 r BOZEMAN, Mont ' ' tflJt�GmtC'' ' few visible marks while Fullmer tr Dlttton, a 14-year vclcran m! tFullmer . though held to th'f! r'ffst ' was taped over both eye, and the coa<'hing rnnks, Is t he new, dra w of his career by rugged bloodstained. head baske1ball coach at Barl>erton. Joey Giardello, still wae the boss It was a rou,:h fight for its en­ High School. Dutton, 40, succe1•ds of NBA mi d dleweights today an d tlre 45 minutes, but the fourth Leroy Raber, who reeignt•d. , there were no stringa on his fu- roun d was the highlight of brulal· Dulton, who joi11ed the Ba rbe r- , ture title de£enee. ity. Giardello wae cut over the to � staf_� in 1948, served u s l_loh- , ' Fullmer, a 1)- 2 l;i vnrite, finished eye _First, and· he quickly prntest ­ er s assistant for the pa11I. eight fast Wednesday night I n a brutal cd � t w aa caused by Fullmers yeur.� . . The change J:av�s B�rbcr- and confusing fist fight aa:ainst butti ng. to � w i th two vacancies to �•II ?" > he determined Brooklyn battler Thus when the flght_ers moved � he football s �aff. Dutton _ 1s J.llV - to earn the deadlock, the fourth Into -cl ?se quart�rs aga m , he low­ ! ng up his a"1 stant coac t1 1n � spot J J me I n mid d lttweight history that ered hts he ad h ke a goat before m football. fl title bou� haa ended in 8 draw. �efer_ee Harry Kessler stepped the decl ! ion he re• m. Giardcl lo shoved Kessler away 1 Desplte ' a ,NB tned the l A version of the and both fighters _milled �imles1,nlddieweii#lt. c.rown , and Glardel- ly for nearly a minute, with the lo can be denied the rema tch cloC'k stopped before Ke ssler put f'ullmer would have hid to grant them int? act_ion again: In their hrst _sol11slon, Full�-d he won the bout. . eye w�lf sl11hed badly by cr's rn Thus Fullmer•, future plans, dependini:i upon the speed of heal- a . bu�t and Gt�rdellQ admitted �e ing of cuts iuffered on both eye, did 1 1 deliberately. Thereafter 1t grudge match , ind they In the gruelling 16 round, againsl wllh Uttle cautton. Giardell a , call for con,ideralion of a June 'date in Ogden, ULah, Missoula, Mont., or Salt Lake City age J nst former champion Carmen Basilio. or around �he ume lime in San franci1co, Ir he choo■ea G�lav Scholz of Germany, the E�ropean champion, as his eh,il­ len1er. Gill'dello, whn wae convinced he ; won, almost deelared himaeU , ou� of a rematch. "!There are three mlddlewelaht ,h 'mpion, nQW/' he . uld, "and �f thli guy w1mUI tb, fl&ht m.e ..aln, it'I have le be in Philadelpbi■" · �llmf: rattd the winner of th• bout by ttfof the 11 boxina wrl er1 at rtn1,lde, wu more at he flnl1h. G lardello. though badiy bt lw-.,1 lhon Illa oppa�,.t "!• ito"4 'f"l• cul over the tr1ht eJo� In I head-buttin1 conte■t In the � fourth round, finished �Ith CINClNNATJ UPI - The an­ naul high schf)OI basetlall clinic and Ohio High School Athletic As· sociation game will be held April 30 here it was announced Wednes­ day. After the clinic, attending coa­ che!J will watch the- Cincinnati Reds play the Pittsburgh Pirates at Croaley field. Reds Mana1er Fred Hutchinson will dlfecl the clinic, which is conducted by Reds coaches 11nd players and is co-1pon1ored Dy the Cincinnati B11eball Co. 01! EXECUTIVE COMMITTIE COLUMBUS, Ohio UPI-Thom­ as H. Richardson, Eastern League president, has been eppointed a member of the Minor Leagues Executive Committee. Ric-hard• son succeeds Charles Hurth, new­ ly-named general manager of the New York Club in the proposed Continental League. Th�.?.�.����! ham a Chapter of the Future l;lomeiq,aken of Am �rlcs, W88 held Tb da y e en ng 1 the u " i �� ic�ool dmuu roo�. _ C de Foley, rmc tpal of p. W a_ _Sch� b ilia:h h,ima l was the .!peak• er • nd durini his talk commend:d lhe ,roup on its fine j ob of u rnI n,• out good futu re hom emak e ,. Marilyn :$f:h,.-Jtt, 9reeident of the FHA CIJ&11Jrr, was mistress of ceremonies. Sli'e introduefd the apeeial (ueJt"tJ . . which Included G1i'y Roa<l_; fFA .Presld_ent; Mrs. FQR' hliiCu>us · SHOP HERE! ' . 'ltoa,,ting Cbic:k,ns. 39� lb. COF FEE'. ' ' ) . Slleed . · , · I '!Nil!""' * "'"""' ·"""" .....,.._ * ,.,, ..... ,, ,,, ,., .,,. .. ,, aiumr * ""',,, ,,,_ * ,.,,,..,._ _ ...... _ ....,. .. ' i� K:011y T•I res _, .. ..... .......... -� B E l',J .�,· - SERVICE STATION Caal. F R A N l{ L I N . .. . . . �· Milk- makes Energy ! • . . Energy that lasts and lasts and lasts of G91np/ete ..,.,',.... . 29c lb. C A ' R O T � . . · . . . . . . · , · · c,f{! .., 1" A D I;;:aS H E S · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · '.I: · · : ,!, l� R4th.A s� �f \ RED RIPE TOMATOES I lb b,"t 891! GOLDEN BANANAS • FRES H A.,....L� ,_ __ c_lb. l_v .. �;i-, · All- I ' and WlNE CARRY-OUT S,f:RVJCE llcllft:""'•· 5 lb. 91c Trade today. for lhii moat b udget-pltii.1ing � on tbe �ei­ . S.T AII-Woathen by Good�. . low priced l • w.t.t:..U ,.....,,,, ,,., 8% BEER · C� Thu�ay Al N- ·. liNttltlill l (pltNfs tlllllllY• 50 lb. Sl.69 C E l E R Y · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · lllll!k 19c '9iwffn set, · INSTAIJ WIPE-ON PQTATOES PO!lfEROY, OHIO . I �A RGAIM DAYS SIMON'S MKT. <!:J)ALL�WUtHER HW miracft Great � ,, Cl b . Bobk: Meef1 T11esdoy· Viale, 3 lb' ; $1 -71 •prices n�i:-l�er! • highways �dli wetter! ll01 15 �··•�; POW EL L'S Mldil"' and Choohl,. •• '°"• at Wlaoln•le , . : IUID' CUP On toute �: M.1twav 95* , :�������E�;:,� ..in !. Mlftu,1 STEAK -�¢ lb. Woulddt a gmss ofMlik taste good right nowi: S, � ',';-:: " . 'II CHUCK ROAST · lb- 4ft CITY CNICJ<IN Pqrk - Beef - Veal 7.fO x 1!5 7.60 X !5 ' 7.!lo x 141 8.00 X l 4 11 ) ., - ' • "OMI ROY, OH IO t't lit ..... ""'"' ....... ..... 8.!SO X 14 � S21.99 IS.99 211.915 ' ,. ,. ," ... "" ""'.-.w. "" '="' • PLIADI ,QUILTY ':t, tter,<'tff f'N ' ' MAJ,Kil . $- ril 21• 1 eport, 0 ' Ap y-Ml ddl Slewart Mr. ,nd �r�r�:�;t��:i�·�;��,�� o1 1�'· f, Jr •OtPGMA 4 lbJ. $1�00 (�� FOOD value Prk�d IC Fa���:�;� ��;;::��� Will " rt In Mi dlepo F�M· •• ft ., fe���e bold a giaflt con vocaUon i.n Hu111hlfton Oil Ap ril 1JJu.al second Wednesday ln April and h mily ,pent the weekend second de,ree manalaqht er ht · •'rvening at e • for i , with �?'f Harry V icker, of Ma- wilb their Rev. and lift. the death or tlx ttllow pupl.ll resular meeti� w lch open- 2 ""' t &on II hoe:tesa, all from age of years Frankie Roush and taJT1ily ot ed Ma tth 32 'When. ltit bue WU if 23 _ hrough 15 youpi& 1,000 Afore thaq ed with l he reading "The Joy of i The devotiontl leason was In Buchannon. the �opferJnce Will con vene at Johnaon Memorial but • freight train 1t • eroet Eaater" by Mrs. Jam.et s.nb9,rn, secflops a on the with Mrs. G. C. Fowler h•• ltarned He Wu given a one-,eHl' IUI Eatler se s , chairman, followed by a hymn 1t• and firat Method!$ Churches for three days of study, plan- he aina: the le,1011 wa, on wall fini,hea that a sister-in-law Mn. E. E. ed sentence, lahd hi• drh'el"'• liJcompanier:I by l1n. Cluenee Lacey. oiDj, •and fel lowship. following the les10n, plan1 were Fi 1 her of Parll: nburg Is a P•· cense was revHe4. : � .Featund speaker ot the 1DH\in1 e Mrs. Dwight Wallace- WIil devo- will be \be Bev. Howard W. Ellil di.Jcuued on the club len'in,: the lient in the City there Hospital, tiop.pl le�der and read 1n arUcle of Nta"-•Ule, director of U.e Joint Muria,:e, Creative Lilf of the Bi- annual 1pring J�ncheon. from a hip fracture. Mrs. Fowler Mr. and Mn. R,oJ'{ Walk� y ble, New Trenda in Theology, The . from the book "All the Women qt ...____.:, . and Elu }..It 'D( :Pomeroy a.-: '. he Bib� . " Her subject wlii, -�uellt a1 cooperative outh Methodiil C hurch, Basic ProtestAttending were Mt1. A. N. Dick haa al so been notified thal Mn Natio l olv�h•�-of B ant Be liefs. Christianity Vers us en &, Mn. • Riley Frr , Mn. George V ene Fiabe-r of Belvedere, Ill., ls Mr. and )ilrp. IClfilMttl Stewaf., tber1d peanae � ''Mary:;-tfte Mother of Jellll." The condition after suf. Debra and ,\lien · of ltpon , wen, , 1pea . t t o A -.. Communism. Youth In the Ecu- Joh mon, Mri. Homer Jobn 1an in a critical t ...... W-■on W'ill be the Bible SlUdy was i1 ven by ._.._ ..,..,.,. "...,. . n ,-..ut.a ic stroke. Both Sunday g�1b pf. Hr. and Mo... paraly a fering nd ftlOuret hi••10 Dlt!nlcal Movement, and \Jonenes11. and Un, Leister Foreman. \ol � cey under the topic "Le"nin1 •• ladic.'.I have numerou1 relatives Lawrence Stewart, Be v n.-, 1 ,,,y 1 C ... ' ' • ..,.., . ' ' Prom the p,._.t: A Study in JQ1Or1aniz.ational •tudy groups will BGVd of t e .. Mrs. Bethel Colemtl n p.Ve aener&l .,metaey of Mn. Cleve Fowler entertained here. o y '' Mn. Bill OhlU>lff and ..,. Include tbe Methodist Youth Fund, witb a fsrrlilY g�tberlng on sunWorld Peace. en . has VallMatre be the book study us_lng "What Are Mrs David and Mike ■pent Sunday wlCb: Billy Better MYF Pro am, Summer Ser, da , the oc 1ion or her hu band's --)' i,l" i c& We Dolilg About Getting Togeth• include '.., 11 di s missed from Holzer Hospital Mr. and Mn: Elbin Nene aqd·. J"• .. • ...,, pro•••m vice Projeds, Starting an Older h blrt hd PY- Atten ding were where she wH a ,ur1ieal patient. family ot Buffalo, W. Va. The decoraUone were red and er ?" She also read_ a n qrtlcle from •beclal 1nterea� IJ'(IUPI, divided 11'1- Youth Group, and Adult Workers '11:!it Margaret lf.oJenberger of Mrs. 1 the ea�IC)tlu.. m by ine agaz to three 1ener¥,l Clyde FerguJOn h11, been dis-white, and red and white candles .he "Coneern " With Youth. Mrs. Bob Bi rton and LqWl a, Ky., Mr. ijnd Mrs. Wyatt missed from Holzer H oitpital Pieraonal relation ,roups l nelude Rev, Irving Diehl. were lit through out the room. and son. Pt. Pleasant; Mr where he was a med ical patient of Ravenswood vi1Jted relative■ Kear�, Athlete■, In Chtlatian A Cbfi1U1n Miss Ann Howard s ang the Following the progra m Mn. ,.. D....... Relation', A, ChtiJU"n a JJd Mn. Arnold Van M.a tre and several days. here Balter. •· in _,., FHA grace eong. ;anborn WaB ·in cu -- - · 'a rir, •e Of the b11 •· ,. U ,-.... son i,:eirman. .... � e1, Alcohol and Ch_ri1Uan Re,. ti ;;;;;;;;;_.;;;;;;.;;;;=; ;,,;a.;.,_;; .;..;..;..;. [ ;-a.a.;.;;a;.;.;;;.;.a;:a.;. In the ceremony for the lnstal- inesa meetinlC and thanked the Mr. 111d Mn. Bob Barton, Mc- 1 Jbil"I t Chrlit· 11 " �. Social Li V• n a & OVeS O lation of new officers, past offi- 1J rdup for their work on the din• J po en� :, bn le, Mark and Nicky of Raven &At t Aea ow sf,a g, cer·a took their places at the head ner recently ,.,ved lo the Meigs �x. � In y'Jlf.l. � )W � fj wood tpent. Sun da y WI'lh reI a,·n·es Hiih SchPQI, Enea,eqient · trodueed bY County Health and TUhe�uloais 'f vd t.t:ble and were m , a nd friend, here. _ MoralUy, Preparint tor 'M4friaa:e, the past president, Mise Schwan.. Association, A teena1e boy attending the Mr. and llra. Don John1an have Preeiµio• fQf, CoUese, Planl'lirl• They were Irma Dodson, vice 'n record Rock Roll Blast Bi1 ni " ' " ove oo C � t to Day ta ¥'. Award• The Comn}unlt'y � here rrom Mason. for ill ry Se vice, nd h sing presi dent ; Myra Foreman, secre- be held at the church on May 18 the at night Saturday this op h Johll.i!IOfl is a patient a t Morris Voc-Jr a-teti Re i: " l r u on. t l A Ch h tary ; Emma Jane Weaver, treasur• was diacuued and me'!'ben will ClnfAL GUl;ftllld Valley Hospita l (i epehl iJ\temt lfOUPJ will Jn. J unior Fair building on the Athens tbt r1eannt er ; Mary BurrLs, parliamentari .an be a&lt:ed to donate tookies for the . cl�de The U1tt� Nations, Mia- .Fairgrounds will be named "Mr. where We wa1 admitted !leveral ,Nancy M-cD.aniel, historisn; Susan !lffalr. Mn. Dick Sterrett was wel- 1191\8 chure h t11lc, Interfaith ffe rculcs." This first visit of the days ago a£ter suffering a tracl M Tri.County Teen Canteen to the iut'e of the Jert arm. The acci• Zuspan, reporter and Sue Greer comed into th!.! group as 8 new •- ' . ,, :I: AL&. fU[NtU song and recreation leader. Athens area will see two boys dent occurred when he fell from member 1 � U r 1 ·S n a e t ev hi pa inting The �eetlnt Wal cl Oled . �� �� a 'ladder while 1frOOII, pr:s�:e�f:� �:n :ye- ����i�!r�� the readina of Psal m_ � by ro::r�n: \o :o !;!t: f t hq_Jne. All'HUI' 'Illa tary· , is, secre Harr Ann ent • title of ,~neth U'C Presid ,· r 4 u• ---,e St v Buck after whi ch • desaort Carol Emma Jane Weaver, treasurer; served by Mre. lf'l&nd se · Hlahlight of the evening which •ri' ·tJ: �ridr�:'" �olu! :!� ingh am, parliamen• cour Wllli Jone v-,ter weekend with tb.e . , . tta Cunn and :Buchanan James M Brown, , •ets :;,r undf:rway at 7:30 will be the Jmf!llt · tart an; Sharon Foreman, h'1stor1an r Olh h at Mfs. Muy Van Matre. �l't tr Cl�b •s· Grtit lJI e 111.� Mrs. Em ett :Miss Nomad" beauty contest. Judy Turnj?r, repo,rter; Ann How"Mr• Joba80u of New Ninnle A · ft. Qt , 'fi01D iii"' �q = . ard , song and recreation leader. i,f' Ju. �\Wle · h�af 1�r- ::P!!1\�[8 1�0!��ens area will Hav'en · .ipent the Euler weekend P�R Mi:ETINt Pine were pre'sented by Mrs. here with Kr. and Mrs. Lester n. ,A t,a hquf war held before· The Pomeroy Chq�h of Chrt-l Miller to the lollowina seniors: 1, havin a congfegationat �eet• tJ'ot· FortmAn. Otbert who were guesh is op contest of dance rner slow and e fast A cp � mee g . Sharon Sayre, lifaril)'n Schw.irz, Ing and ,upper Friday evenlne at , rog'm t�e te� ta�,i waii de- alao 1cheduled aa well as ret,:ular of ,the J'oremat11 were Mr. and My ra Foreman , Judy Llevin &, 7 : oo o'cloc t . Members ah to m t,e1P1a:. with Easter, canteen c:ontesta. The a flair Is MN. &dear Abbott, Ke thy and • Jud y Sprouse, Betty Lou Ro\Lih. brIng the1r a n· t •ble SertIce. � WWI CUM _,MDT' Illn icbes! cookies 1pon1ored by the Athena salety Eddy of Pomeroy and Mr. a nd w r • for tronhy, a Award, The Crisco " Mrs... . Woo,ckow Foreman, Muon. aerved to · Club •nd is open to lhe public . • eqffe,i t· lni q · the outstandina Home Economics Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Kearns t i\R UI alterhQQn Mr&. Ted Patty N twland, ?4rs. Ha�ef M �,: F'l'iday night the canteen wilt an4 aon, iWfton, spent Sun da)' student was presented to Nancy Newlan� ., Susan Z uspan, Mra. McDaniel, a sophomore. Reed. if.ad � PJO:Sr,m on l,lfe o £ '1old itll "People Are Funny " rec, hNe the guests of Mr. and Mrs. PIM OIi o W..U. plallll;; ...... ... Attending were l"udy Sprouse, George Zus�an, Marilyn SC'll w�. ffl PIQtJieti's Lives. A ord hop al Syracuse Grade School. John MOurriing and Doris. knh -.l letb. of White House el mad ga l:t 8(:Ull / 4 f'l Jr .fi._ v e Mrs. Maud Sprouse ; Emma Jane Mrs, L�cil e Schwarz, Sharon: �e t,o J � r ,pen! Easter ohnson l a t W i O & . n es �nJ wi 1 pree• o tu � presented be will }"Ood lhe Weaver, Mre, F.dison Weanr; Browfl , lfrs. Walter S. Bfown, l1. w;n ma wat"""'- wlll l!C!.4 t'M, _. Qre ce � th lll 1traUon, Barbara Bqatic, Mrs. 0. J. JJqa- �n w�, � ,., Betty Lou Roueh., Mra. Robert •rtlb HUrU- Jdenl of the Junior Firemen's ABr d M \J(� t the to open is dance qq The toeiation. nta r!ii� E. Roush; Irma Dodson, Mra. �uth Uc, Wilm• Grimm, Mn. ThorQ• 1 iho e mo a . ......." ....ed .... ... � ., Grinstead, ·Judy Fry, Mre, Mildred P-ar•ons, Georgie aherry, JI.fl. V( tc� ·]feJ'fl in Gfeti:e fli the t� e - jpublic. o-.pholt ollolil •Jt ... - i-lNIC ----Fry, Shelby Grinstead, Mrs. Ada JoJ'm McDaniel, B everly St&3:.., oJ ft'flclts ln�lu4lna: tb_e Parthe.APPROVES BALLPARK MAP Grinstead, Barbara Wilson, Mre. Mrs. Stanley Staata, Nancy ¥c no� grMt Gre ece fenwles in UPI-City LOS ANGELES Bliss Wilson, Mary Burris, Mn. Daniel, Mrs. Howard Mcf)aniel, J\�ber).s the ruina of which are La wrence Burris, Bonnie Kessin- Delores H"'fman , . M�. )(aud lj ill •�ndtQI 'incJud h,e the P■r· pla nning director John E. Roberts bps approved a tentative tract ger, Mrs. John Powell, Sharon Youna:, Linda Mar.shJll, M.r1• .fter• thenon and A�opolls. of th e 315-acre develo pment map Sayre Mrs. R. O. Harless, Ann tha Rickard, Mary Hood, �ra. The next meeting or the club will house the Los Angeles that Howard, Mrs. Okey Howard Jr., Daisy Weaver, Becky (taodni•ht. will � bl?ld On M4f lT. Gay , Mrs. Frances Goodni1bt 52,000-eeat ball park in Dodgen' Bate)', Phil Mrs. Phyllis Batey, ' , (:havez Ravine. The City Pbmn• Sue Greer, Mrs, Robert Greer, Cartwright, Mrs. Jack Cartwrieht, Run ..4t Roney C. ROiley, H. i M garet Mrs. to day1 to s a h Com(Jliuion lll u Judy Turner, Mr11. Alm a Turner, Geot'ae Miller wu a gue at of a1,1bmit differences to Roberts of Myr-a Foreman, Mn1 . Liuda Roush, Amy Roush, Mrs. Pele Rouah, POl!lenf, OJilo Phone WY-2-3498 Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Eileen Alice Roush, Mrs. Louise Rouab, Mr. ...d llra. Thomae Xlng at the map drawn up by the Dod · Sharon Foreman, 1 Foreman, Sharon Tprnbull, Mrs. Mild red Warth, Mrs. Hilda Warth Coal Bun Saturd■p and SUnday · a:er,. John Turnbull, Sandy Bennett, Jewell Hall, Mrs. Alyin Hall, Con- accompanied Mr. and Mn, , Klnf e\t;ionctta e unn- nle Newton,· Mrs. Opal Newton, � IA:lteaiter to the· home of Mr. �-...JaM� 1 ,, ingh�.t6 Hline' CUnningham Juanita King, Gloria crump, Bev, •fl« , iN.r.1,•ftaYmond Miller. Sunday RayMafV ... Je"W�. rs. Edwin Jewell. erly Ball, Judy Bird, Mr. an� ¥fa, the parents of George ·and Joan Stewart, Mrs. Melba Icen- Clyde Foley, Mrs. Pete Burris, mond Miller, and Mn. King, Mr. bower, Chlores Machir, Mrs. Chari Lola Milfor, Mre. Fl p rence Mc- and Mn. . M1rshall Miller, called · es Machir, Paula Maynard, Mrs. Clung, Garf Rood, Mrs. K■ther- them from Tenneasee where they Rood ine Mrs. Miller. I are aow Iivin1. and David James Maynard , Eether Smithson. Willard Mre. Nancy Armstrong, Armstrong, Ruth Brown, Mra. Woodrow Brown, Ruth Scarberry, Mrs. J. S. Scarberry, Sharon Mc­ Daniel; Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, Milk is high in prot.ein. It's a powethouee Jaatin1 Julia VanMeter, Mrs. Andrew "B" SIZ� You never outgrow your need for-milk­ VanMeter, Patricia Riley, Mrs. Pa• trick Riley, Georgann Jeffers, and the prot.eina In milk. Mrs. George Jeffers:, Carolyn Mc­ Cnrmick, Mrs. Lyle McCormiC'k, Recharge-end carry OD � \ D a rlene Stukey. Mrs. Mae Stu key, Lucille Mrs, Arawana Smith, Smiih, Frances \l(eaver, Mrs. ieally � . 1-,atingly reft-i•� Thoma, We�ver, Ellen Fields, Mrs. Chester Cu.rry, S111dra Sayre Mrs. Raebel Sayre. Katherine Rood, Mrs. Florence McClun ii. Mrs. Pete Burris, J,lr,. Clyde Foley and Mrs. David Miller. Mrs. Miller was presented a rose bud core11g:e in appreciatioo ur the girb for Mrs. Miller's being the sponsor for the past• two years. Each table was attr,ielively decorated ·with vases of red rose buds and white sn apdragons. Miu S•hw,•• ••ul lhe roae, Crom lhe • vaees a11 d presen led ear h FHA member with one. The members in turr. presented her mother and pint,ed the rose on her. Mr•- MOliNDVIEW ' . ,.�• ..'' � : ::: :. wn h -:�: :.� Mn. Albert .Society Items :·· ��!!!1�!��!!!?�t�r���=::� \VnJt 8 cons $1,00 . West Columbia :l . mero tl M T Ath Satu rd ay N'19 h t M LK "Ev�rythlng in Hardw!ll"e" ll'omwo,, Ohjo . . _,. ' ., l;i ' ' Can teen Dance · .. 'c�yr ""' $l 39.95 .11'1&. E•ERS8ACH HAR DWARE , -Over 1,000 Methodist youth Presbyterian Future Homemakers Of wahama Church Gr.ou • or F,ne Program �?'� t ,._.GS-GAU.IA DORVAi ar OHIV�D·L l MAJOR LIAOUW L,IAl>IRI Schndnst, Mil. 5 19 )j 9 .,1, 7 26 8 1 1 ,423 Groat, Pgh. 7 2'1 5- 1 1 .407 Mays, S. F. Ashburn, Chi. 6 27 4 1 1 .893 M1tthews, 'Mil. 5 21 6 8 .381 5 16 4 6 .81& Andrsn, Phil. Middleport's Yellow Jackets put together timely hitting a Walls, Cin. 6 19 2 7 .368 flawless defense and good pitching Wednes day for their sec. Adcock, M i I. .fl 19 s 1 .see ond victory of the prep baseball season, a 5•2 edging of the Rwn� a,tt.&I In: McMillan, R.eds Tornadoes at Racine. Coach Nolan Swackhamer put a becauie of llindy'1 free passes 10; Binb, Cub& 9; Skinlller, Pl­ smoothly operating infiel<l on the but his own nine strikeouts pull­ rates 9; Ceped a , Giants 8; Aai:on, diamond with Rick Oiler ;it third, ed him out of scrio .:a trouble each lkayes a Clemen\e, Pirate,\ 8. ,itching: Law, Pirates 2-0; 1 Jonea Dave Hartinger at abort, Johnny lime. Hind)''s two singles also led Singer at s:econd, and Torn Ander- all hitters. 0. qianle �,Q; McCormick, Gia � son .at first. Oiler and Singer are Racine's offensive punch was ;r freshmen, Hartinger a senior, An- muizled by Duane Wolfe drawing 1. 1 11. , derson a junior. Of thi&- contin- three 1 walks-unintentional-in gent, Hartinger stood out with his three trips to lhe pl11te. a number ot cleanly handled For Racine pet.and and Wolfe chances. each fanned three a nd walked Boone Hindy, strong righthand• three. The Tornadoes play a t er, held Racine to two hits, the Sh ade Friday. first a scratch single by Jim Wick Rutland come11 to Pomeruy to­ tines on the line in the sixth. Johnny Cleland day for a non-league contest with got a clesn shot to center for th1, the SEOAL Southern Division other bit. undefeate d le a ders while Middle­ Meanwhile, Middleport ha d ex­ port lays off until April 28 when J)loded for four runs in the third the secon d round Of the league Rotary Tiller inning on two walks and singles play start1i. Poml?T'oy invade.! the by Singer, Hartinger and Mike Jackels' diamond that day. Little, aided by a Racine err-0r. Middleport . . . 004 010 0-5 6 0 That was lhe ball game as Racine Ra cine . . . . . . . oqo 001 1-2 2 2 got one back in the sixth and un­ Hindy and Baumgardner. Cle­ o1her in lhe 11eventh. l a 11d (LP), D. Wolfe (4) and R a cine constantly th .·eatened Farrell. I Middleport Plays Flawless Bali Get Good Pitching In 2nd Victory Fullmer Still Boss Of NBA :: , Middlewc;igh�s; Giardello Mad 1 I . Jackets Take Racine Tornadoes 5 to- 2 Beanball War Starts Early As Giants Beat Dodgers 1-0 To Claim Tie In League Standings ' ·, ,,asoN w u n Dl'ive•ln ·- 1 Yellow ·- ...., s� lo enjoy llils superior • today - Phone Pl. Pleasant 1154 . Iii' ljU I�• Valley Bell MllbJtan, -- .&It . ! , . I . . 5-I $ign ol llla11r ' �. .... ... - . ..... ... ··-··•-· ... .. -• ..... . . - � . - --- l-Daiu Sentinel. Pomeroy •Middleport, 0 , April 21, 1960 - TONHiHT and FRIDAY Vinceilw: Pz,ice In "HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL'' - ,also - Pete,- C ushing i 11 "TI!E MUMMY" (Toohnicolor) / NOW AT STA.Tl THEATRE PT, PL IA.SANT United Pr•n l ntern,tional Beanbills illready? Yup, and 1t seem, only natural tha1 the two tf'ams f1rmg at each other an: lhc Giants ilnd Dodgers in a prompt earl)·-se1son at�empt to establish who's the bos11. The G1antli were Wednl'sday Wh('11 south�aw Mike McCormick not only pitched them to a twohil, l - 0 victory over th.e Dodgen, but abo had lhe last �·ord in a lively rh1 ,q l_mg duel w11h sid�- armed Don Drysdale. DryRd 11le. who allowed unly five hilt I n dtopp ing hia first game of the seaso,i follow ing two victnries hit Orlando Cepeda on !h t> hea,d "B,,amble Bush" CANDIDAns VOTE This Space To Use The Adve,tising Coh1mns For Yow Picture OF TIIE DAILY SENTI NEL More People Will See Your Politic al Message I n The Daily Ser,tin el Have bllla tot , the Lion•• Share .\ ol JOUr budgel ? SEE US FOR CASH ! Loan, for any worthy pur- '. ' pose o n Signatwe • only 1 car or furniture $25 to $1 000 -..pa1u,. loan, IIJ C1plt11 Fln1nc• eo,PorltlOft W! ■CONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, :100 W. S.C.nd It, - WYandolte :.'.-21 1 1 , Pome'ty with a pilrh in the �l"{' flnd inning, Dodgers. Cepecta·s hl'lmct sav�tl h 1 1n on Pittsburxh defeated Philadelphia that one. Thtw in tti1· sixth, Dr�·s- 4-2 and (llll'innati beal Milwaukt!e, d ale stung WiJJis Mays with a 1 0-3, in 10 1nn111gs. fast ball 011 lhc ll'ft forearm. 111 the Anwrican League. the Milyii i:rirnaccd in pain hut trot- Tigers topped the Indians for the ted Jqwn to first b.a.se. �ceond straight time, 6-4, the Red Now it was MeCormiek's turn S-Ox walloped the Vv,nkcl'S, 7-1 , i n t ti c top o t the Sl'vcnth. 1 11• a n d l h e Senators bea! lhe Oriole1, didn't was1e ,my t imt• firing tus A 7. £ir1t pitch straight at \\!ally , , Moon's tit-ad "wloon hil the dirt as I Dem Hoak s l�' o-run 1i..1mer in th e !Ja ll wh izze,d l)a st him a nd t he � ifth m�1ing was " tht! Pintt�,• thal ended lh ( ' bcimballs for t li t· 11\argm of v1rtory over the Phtllies. Vern Law scattered seven day anyway. hits For his second victory and Mceormlcl,;'1 S.c:ond Victory when the Phillies finafly scored The victory was McCormirk ' s 111 the seventh. it marked the first secund. rnmint,; ,ift('r a t l1reP-h 1 ! , nm Law had yielded this season in 8- 1 win ovt·r lht! Cardinals on t5 Mnsecut i�e innings. Don C a rd­ ,t\pril lJ, an<l hc even helped hi.� well was the loser. own cause at the 11latc. Willll' Kirkland led o(f the fifth with a single and movl'd u p on an infield out. With two down . McCormick caught Dodger th ird baseman Jim G i lliam Cl.at-footed as he laid down a perfect hunt along the foul line. That , sellt Kirkland to third from where he scored on D011 Bluin­ game'1, single. MILWAUKEE UPI-Jim O'Toole The �ic-Lory b9ostcd �he Giants who has already proved his met­ Into o rlnt-place tie with the tle as a rl'lief p'ltcher, took the mound in a sUlrting role today as the Cinci nnati Reds continued their assault on the .Milwa ukee Braves. O'Toole helped pave the way to the Reds' opening day victory when ht! al lowed Philadelphia on­ ly two hils ip Hix innings of re• li�f. Today he might help supply MORGANTOWN, W . Va. UPI- the qnswer to the Reds' quest for Gene Corum, an a ssistant football good starting pitchers. coach at West Virginia University Wednesday the Reds bombard. for 10 years, today 11llsumcd the ed the Braveli in a late innina �utte.e of head coach IIUC('eeding rally to win the 11easc'l's first Art (Pappy) Lewis. game between the two clubs, 10-l:li, Corum, 39, was hired Wednes- in JO innings. , d.ay for a one-ye11r ter m at • re• Shortstop Roy McMillan sparked Ported JI0,000 salary. Corum had the 14-hlt attack by driving in fl"e served 111 a n aseistent ('O.llch si11ce runs on two homers and a pair 1 950 when Lewis took over the of singles, 11cored three runs in reins or t�e Mountaineers. the ninth inning and five rune . U�lveraHy President Le'w'is in the 10th. Stahr announced Corum 's elevaThe teams usPd a total ol 40 Uon to head coach on a Rerma- men in a contest that a ppeared \o nent baai.1 lollowlnM a meeting be a 4 2 victory for Warren Sp.aha · with the Unlverslty's Board of until it turned into a scoring clr• Governors. Corum, the flr.1t for- cue in the ninth inning. mer WeBt Virslnla pl.iyer to heThe Reds went ahead with three come head coach, was de.!lignated rum in thC ninth, 5-4. But the actlng coach Monday when Lewis Braves came back to tie it with a a nnoun�ed his resignation to join sinwle run tn the ninth, and then the Pittsburgh Steelet1 as an as- Cincinnati countered to bat to men alatant lo head coach Buddy Park- in the 10th innins. er. O'Toole's Chance As Starter Is Coming Today Corwn Elevated To Mountaineer Head Grid Job I _ l:::t:�t!:\-:i;:� FinBlerwald Favored In 827,500 Tourney NEW ORLEANS UPI - A host of the nation's top pros beg.un tee­ Ing off today in the opening round of the $2,300 Greater New Orleans Open. The to'p two money winneni of the circuit couldn't m a ke it so the pre-tourney favorite'!! rule went ta the No. :I money man, Dow Fin1terwa ld. Ht! hae t!arnc d $21 ,· 800 on the current tour, behind Arnold Palmer ($44,300) and Ken Venturi ($23,000). Sl'ANDINGS By United Pr•n lnternatlonal W. L. P,t. GB Los Angeles 5 2 714 S.11n Francisco 5 2 .714 3 2 .600 1 M i l waukee Pittsburgh 4 3 .571 1 a a .500 1 ¼ Cincinnati 2 4 .333 2 ½ Philadelphi,1 Chicago 2 4 .333 2 ½: 1 3 . 1 67 3 12 SI. Lo'-'iS Wednesday•, Rnults Cincinnati 10 Milwauk- 5 10 in. San FrandKO 1 Lff Anga,IH 0 Pitt1,buri,h 4 Philadelphia 1, night Thundey'1 Probabl• Pltch•n Cin,innati at MllwaukH - (Y. Tool• i ] .O) VS Willey (0.01. Philadelphla •t Pitt1�rgh night -Simmons ;0,,.1 ) vi Umbricht (0-1 ), Frld•v't G•m.s Cincinnati et Phil•d•lphia Milwavk-, at Pittsburgh, night Sen Fnncla,eo at Chic•go Los Anples at St. Lo'!i•, night NATIONAL L E AGUE W. L. Pd. 2 0 1 . 000 I O 1 .000 2 1 .667 l I .500 l 1 .500 1 2 .333 0 1 .000 0 2 .000 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit <.:hicago W88hington Ba1tlmore New York Boston Kansas City Cleveland . GB \, \, 1 1 1 '/2 1½ 2 Wet-lnffd•Y't Rffultt o.tr•it , c1.....1.nc1 • Booton 7 New York I Wallhl n,ton I Baltlmor• 7, nleht Thundr('1 Probabl• Plteh•rt . Nt-w York at Boston '- G•bl., (O-Ol vs Monbouqu•tt. (0-0). KantH City at Chle.1190 - Gar­ ver (0.0) v, Shaw lO.O). Wathln.,on ■t B•ltlmore, night -L.. (0.01 VI, B«rlwt: (0-0). · Friday's G�.-. Cln•land 1t Kenset City Ch f1•eo ■t Detroit B.-ftlmor• ■t N•w York Bolton at W■lh1"91'on, night Raeh1e Ball Players To Meet On Saturday All Ra.cine .,••. Llttl• Lhgue 'and Pony LHgue INNball pl■V· •r1 Hked to mNt at th• high school diamond Saturd■v at 10 •• m. HIiton Wol,., Jr., •aid today. 1,. L lttl■ L••tu• pl■v■rt ar■ 11k• ad to bring $2, Pony L■aguo, $2.50, for in,ur■nc■. l I. .,I I i DRIVE IT l • .• •• • '• r· ':• •.,;.�• IIT , :O UR DIAL I 1 1 1 By United Pre11 ln....netlffllll National LH.... G. Al. R. H. ht. Play•r & Clult 1 Ii. No Tools Needed to add or removt SPRINGFIELD Coaches Honored Baseball Clinic · IS By Off,IC}a For Coaches Is Of SW Ohi'o Set For April 30 SPflINGFIELD, 0. UPI - The Southwest Ohio Officials Associa­ tion Wednesday .night honored four championship Ot1io basket­ ball coaches. Silver tray awards were made hy the group at it& 25th aninve-r­ sary banquet to Fred Taylor of Ohio State's Bill Ten champions; Ray Moen of Wi tlenbera'1 Ohio Conference chAmpions; John Wool­ ums of Dayton Roosevelt's Class AA high SC'hool charnpiol'II, and Willium Hupp 0£ Sahim Local"!!! Class A hiah school champions. In addillon, Pete Roberts, re­ liring secreta ry of the officials' ilTOllP, was honored with 1m award. Woolums announced to the group th at Ray Brown, All-Ohio Class AA player of the year from Dayton Roosevelt, wlll attend Ohio State next year. BARBEllTON, 0 UPI - - Hoh1 r BOZEMAN, Mont ' ' tflJt�GmtC'' ' few visible marks while Fullmer tr Dlttton, a 14-year vclcran m! tFullmer . though held to th'f! r'ffst ' was taped over both eye, and the coa<'hing rnnks, Is t he new, dra w of his career by rugged bloodstained. head baske1ball coach at Barl>erton. Joey Giardello, still wae the boss It was a rou,:h fight for its en­ High School. Dutton, 40, succe1•ds of NBA mi d dleweights today an d tlre 45 minutes, but the fourth Leroy Raber, who reeignt•d. , there were no stringa on his fu- roun d was the highlight of brulal· Dulton, who joi11ed the Ba rbe r- , ture title de£enee. ity. Giardello wae cut over the to � staf_� in 1948, served u s l_loh- , ' Fullmer, a 1)- 2 l;i vnrite, finished eye _First, and· he quickly prntest ­ er s assistant for the pa11I. eight fast Wednesday night I n a brutal cd � t w aa caused by Fullmers yeur.� . . The change J:av�s B�rbcr- and confusing fist fight aa:ainst butti ng. to � w i th two vacancies to �•II ?" > he determined Brooklyn battler Thus when the flght_ers moved � he football s �aff. Dutton _ 1s J.llV - to earn the deadlock, the fourth Into -cl ?se quart�rs aga m , he low­ ! ng up his a"1 stant coac t1 1n � spot J J me I n mid d lttweight history that ered hts he ad h ke a goat before m football. fl title bou� haa ended in 8 draw. �efer_ee Harry Kessler stepped the decl ! ion he re• m. Giardcl lo shoved Kessler away 1 Desplte ' a ,NB tned the l A version of the and both fighters _milled �imles1,nlddieweii#lt. c.rown , and Glardel- ly for nearly a minute, with the lo can be denied the rema tch cloC'k stopped before Ke ssler put f'ullmer would have hid to grant them int? act_ion again: In their hrst _sol11slon, Full�-d he won the bout. . eye w�lf sl11hed badly by cr's rn Thus Fullmer•, future plans, dependini:i upon the speed of heal- a . bu�t and Gt�rdellQ admitted �e ing of cuts iuffered on both eye, did 1 1 deliberately. Thereafter 1t grudge match , ind they In the gruelling 16 round, againsl wllh Uttle cautton. Giardell a , call for con,ideralion of a June 'date in Ogden, ULah, Missoula, Mont., or Salt Lake City age J nst former champion Carmen Basilio. or around �he ume lime in San franci1co, Ir he choo■ea G�lav Scholz of Germany, the E�ropean champion, as his eh,il­ len1er. Gill'dello, whn wae convinced he ; won, almost deelared himaeU , ou� of a rematch. "!There are three mlddlewelaht ,h 'mpion, nQW/' he . uld, "and �f thli guy w1mUI tb, fl&ht m.e ..aln, it'I have le be in Philadelpbi■" · �llmf: rattd the winner of th• bout by ttfof the 11 boxina wrl er1 at rtn1,lde, wu more at he flnl1h. G lardello. though badiy bt lw-.,1 lhon Illa oppa�,.t "!• ito"4 'f"l• cul over the tr1ht eJo� In I head-buttin1 conte■t In the � fourth round, finished �Ith CINClNNATJ UPI - The an­ naul high schf)OI basetlall clinic and Ohio High School Athletic As· sociation game will be held April 30 here it was announced Wednes­ day. After the clinic, attending coa­ che!J will watch the- Cincinnati Reds play the Pittsburgh Pirates at Croaley field. Reds Mana1er Fred Hutchinson will dlfecl the clinic, which is conducted by Reds coaches 11nd players and is co-1pon1ored Dy the Cincinnati B11eball Co. 01! EXECUTIVE COMMITTIE COLUMBUS, Ohio UPI-Thom­ as H. Richardson, Eastern League president, has been eppointed a member of the Minor Leagues Executive Committee. Ric-hard• son succeeds Charles Hurth, new­ ly-named general manager of the New York Club in the proposed Continental League. Th�.?.�.����! ham a Chapter of the Future l;lomeiq,aken of Am �rlcs, W88 held Tb da y e en ng 1 the u " i �� ic�ool dmuu roo�. _ C de Foley, rmc tpal of p. W a_ _Sch� b ilia:h h,ima l was the .!peak• er • nd durini his talk commend:d lhe ,roup on its fine j ob of u rnI n,• out good futu re hom emak e ,. Marilyn :$f:h,.-Jtt, 9reeident of the FHA CIJ&11Jrr, was mistress of ceremonies. Sli'e introduefd the apeeial (ueJt"tJ . . which Included G1i'y Roa<l_; fFA .Presld_ent; Mrs. FQR' hliiCu>us · SHOP HERE! ' . 'ltoa,,ting Cbic:k,ns. 39� lb. COF FEE'. ' ' ) . Slleed . · , · I '!Nil!""' * "'"""' ·"""" .....,.._ * ,.,, ..... ,, ,,, ,., .,,. .. ,, aiumr * ""',,, ,,,_ * ,.,,,..,._ _ ...... _ ....,. .. ' i� K:011y T•I res _, .. ..... .......... -� B E l',J .�,· - SERVICE STATION Caal. F R A N l{ L I N . .. . . . �· Milk- makes Energy ! • . . Energy that lasts and lasts and lasts of G91np/ete ..,.,',.... . 29c lb. C A ' R O T � . . · . . . . . . · , · · c,f{! .., 1" A D I;;:aS H E S · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · '.I: · · : ,!, l� R4th.A s� �f \ RED RIPE TOMATOES I lb b,"t 891! GOLDEN BANANAS • FRES H A.,....L� ,_ __ c_lb. l_v .. �;i-, · All- I ' and WlNE CARRY-OUT S,f:RVJCE llcllft:""'•· 5 lb. 91c Trade today. for lhii moat b udget-pltii.1ing � on tbe �ei­ . S.T AII-Woathen by Good�. . low priced l • w.t.t:..U ,.....,,,, ,,., 8% BEER · C� Thu�ay Al N- ·. liNttltlill l (pltNfs tlllllllY• 50 lb. Sl.69 C E l E R Y · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · lllll!k 19c '9iwffn set, · INSTAIJ WIPE-ON PQTATOES PO!lfEROY, OHIO . I �A RGAIM DAYS SIMON'S MKT. <!:J)ALL�WUtHER HW miracft Great � ,, Cl b . Bobk: Meef1 T11esdoy· Viale, 3 lb' ; $1 -71 •prices n�i:-l�er! • highways �dli wetter! ll01 15 �··•�; POW EL L'S Mldil"' and Choohl,. •• '°"• at Wlaoln•le , . : IUID' CUP On toute �: M.1twav 95* , :�������E�;:,� ..in !. Mlftu,1 STEAK -�¢ lb. Woulddt a gmss ofMlik taste good right nowi: S, � ',';-:: " . 'II CHUCK ROAST · lb- 4ft CITY CNICJ<IN Pqrk - Beef - Veal 7.fO x 1!5 7.60 X !5 ' 7.!lo x 141 8.00 X l 4 11 ) ., - ' • "OMI ROY, OH IO t't lit ..... ""'"' ....... ..... 8.!SO X 14 � S21.99 IS.99 211.915 ' ,. ,. ," ... "" ""'.-.w. "" '="' • PLIADI ,QUILTY ':t, tter,<'tff f'N ' ' MAJ,Kil . $- ril 21• 1 eport, 0 ' Ap y-Ml ddl Slewart Mr. ,nd �r�r�:�;t��:i�·�;��,�� o1 1�'· f, Jr •OtPGMA 4 lbJ. $1�00 (�� FOOD value Prk�d IC Fa���:�;� ��;;::��� Will " rt In Mi dlepo F�M· •• ft ., fe���e bold a giaflt con vocaUon i.n Hu111hlfton Oil Ap ril 1JJu.al second Wednesday ln April and h mily ,pent the weekend second de,ree manalaqht er ht · •'rvening at e • for i , with �?'f Harry V icker, of Ma- wilb their Rev. and lift. the death or tlx ttllow pupl.ll resular meeti� w lch open- 2 ""' t &on II hoe:tesa, all from age of years Frankie Roush and taJT1ily ot ed Ma tth 32 'When. ltit bue WU if 23 _ hrough 15 youpi& 1,000 Afore thaq ed with l he reading "The Joy of i The devotiontl leason was In Buchannon. the �opferJnce Will con vene at Johnaon Memorial but • freight train 1t • eroet Eaater" by Mrs. Jam.et s.nb9,rn, secflops a on the with Mrs. G. C. Fowler h•• ltarned He Wu given a one-,eHl' IUI Eatler se s , chairman, followed by a hymn 1t• and firat Method!$ Churches for three days of study, plan- he aina: the le,1011 wa, on wall fini,hea that a sister-in-law Mn. E. E. ed sentence, lahd hi• drh'el"'• liJcompanier:I by l1n. Cluenee Lacey. oiDj, •and fel lowship. following the les10n, plan1 were Fi 1 her of Parll: nburg Is a P•· cense was revHe4. : � .Featund speaker ot the 1DH\in1 e Mrs. Dwight Wallace- WIil devo- will be \be Bev. Howard W. Ellil di.Jcuued on the club len'in,: the lient in the City there Hospital, tiop.pl le�der and read 1n arUcle of Nta"-•Ule, director of U.e Joint Muria,:e, Creative Lilf of the Bi- annual 1pring J�ncheon. from a hip fracture. Mrs. Fowler Mr. and Mn. R,oJ'{ Walk� y ble, New Trenda in Theology, The . from the book "All the Women qt ...____.:, . and Elu }..It 'D( :Pomeroy a.-: '. he Bib� . " Her subject wlii, -�uellt a1 cooperative outh Methodiil C hurch, Basic ProtestAttending were Mt1. A. N. Dick haa al so been notified thal Mn Natio l olv�h•�-of B ant Be liefs. Christianity Vers us en &, Mn. • Riley Frr , Mn. George V ene Fiabe-r of Belvedere, Ill., ls Mr. and )ilrp. IClfilMttl Stewaf., tber1d peanae � ''Mary:;-tfte Mother of Jellll." The condition after suf. Debra and ,\lien · of ltpon , wen, , 1pea . t t o A -.. Communism. Youth In the Ecu- Joh mon, Mri. Homer Jobn 1an in a critical t ...... W-■on W'ill be the Bible SlUdy was i1 ven by ._.._ ..,..,.,. "...,. . n ,-..ut.a ic stroke. Both Sunday g�1b pf. Hr. and Mo... paraly a fering nd ftlOuret hi••10 Dlt!nlcal Movement, and \Jonenes11. and Un, Leister Foreman. \ol � cey under the topic "Le"nin1 •• ladic.'.I have numerou1 relatives Lawrence Stewart, Be v n.-, 1 ,,,y 1 C ... ' ' • ..,.., . ' ' Prom the p,._.t: A Study in JQ1Or1aniz.ational •tudy groups will BGVd of t e .. Mrs. Bethel Colemtl n p.Ve aener&l .,metaey of Mn. Cleve Fowler entertained here. o y '' Mn. Bill OhlU>lff and ..,. Include tbe Methodist Youth Fund, witb a fsrrlilY g�tberlng on sunWorld Peace. en . has VallMatre be the book study us_lng "What Are Mrs David and Mike ■pent Sunday wlCb: Billy Better MYF Pro am, Summer Ser, da , the oc 1ion or her hu band's --)' i,l" i c& We Dolilg About Getting Togeth• include '.., 11 di s missed from Holzer Hospital Mr. and Mn: Elbin Nene aqd·. J"• .. • ...,, pro•••m vice Projeds, Starting an Older h blrt hd PY- Atten ding were where she wH a ,ur1ieal patient. family ot Buffalo, W. Va. The decoraUone were red and er ?" She also read_ a n qrtlcle from •beclal 1nterea� IJ'(IUPI, divided 11'1- Youth Group, and Adult Workers '11:!it Margaret lf.oJenberger of Mrs. 1 the ea�IC)tlu.. m by ine agaz to three 1ener¥,l Clyde FerguJOn h11, been dis-white, and red and white candles .he "Coneern " With Youth. Mrs. Bob Bi rton and LqWl a, Ky., Mr. ijnd Mrs. Wyatt missed from Holzer H oitpital Pieraonal relation ,roups l nelude Rev, Irving Diehl. were lit through out the room. and son. Pt. Pleasant; Mr where he was a med ical patient of Ravenswood vi1Jted relative■ Kear�, Athlete■, In Chtlatian A Cbfi1U1n Miss Ann Howard s ang the Following the progra m Mn. ,.. D....... Relation', A, ChtiJU"n a JJd Mn. Arnold Van M.a tre and several days. here Balter. •· in _,., FHA grace eong. ;anborn WaB ·in cu -- - · 'a rir, •e Of the b11 •· ,. U ,-.... son i,:eirman. .... � e1, Alcohol and Ch_ri1Uan Re,. ti ;;;;;;;;;_.;;;;;;.;;;;=; ;,,;a.;.,_;; .;..;..;..;. [ ;-a.a.;.;;a;.;.;;;.;.a;:a.;. In the ceremony for the lnstal- inesa meetinlC and thanked the Mr. 111d Mn. Bob Barton, Mc- 1 Jbil"I t Chrlit· 11 " �. Social Li V• n a & OVeS O lation of new officers, past offi- 1J rdup for their work on the din• J po en� :, bn le, Mark and Nicky of Raven &At t Aea ow sf,a g, cer·a took their places at the head ner recently ,.,ved lo the Meigs �x. � In y'Jlf.l. � )W � fj wood tpent. Sun da y WI'lh reI a,·n·es Hiih SchPQI, Enea,eqient · trodueed bY County Health and TUhe�uloais 'f vd t.t:ble and were m , a nd friend, here. _ MoralUy, Preparint tor 'M4friaa:e, the past president, Mise Schwan.. Association, A teena1e boy attending the Mr. and llra. Don John1an have Preeiµio• fQf, CoUese, Planl'lirl• They were Irma Dodson, vice 'n record Rock Roll Blast Bi1 ni " ' " ove oo C � t to Day ta ¥'. Award• The Comn}unlt'y � here rrom Mason. for ill ry Se vice, nd h sing presi dent ; Myra Foreman, secre- be held at the church on May 18 the at night Saturday this op h Johll.i!IOfl is a patient a t Morris Voc-Jr a-teti Re i: " l r u on. t l A Ch h tary ; Emma Jane Weaver, treasur• was diacuued and me'!'ben will ClnfAL GUl;ftllld Valley Hospita l (i epehl iJ\temt lfOUPJ will Jn. J unior Fair building on the Athens tbt r1eannt er ; Mary BurrLs, parliamentari .an be a&lt:ed to donate tookies for the . cl�de The U1tt� Nations, Mia- .Fairgrounds will be named "Mr. where We wa1 admitted !leveral ,Nancy M-cD.aniel, historisn; Susan !lffalr. Mn. Dick Sterrett was wel- 1191\8 chure h t11lc, Interfaith ffe rculcs." This first visit of the days ago a£ter suffering a tracl M Tri.County Teen Canteen to the iut'e of the Jert arm. The acci• Zuspan, reporter and Sue Greer comed into th!.! group as 8 new •- ' . ,, :I: AL&. fU[NtU song and recreation leader. Athens area will see two boys dent occurred when he fell from member 1 � U r 1 ·S n a e t ev hi pa inting The �eetlnt Wal cl Oled . �� �� a 'ladder while 1frOOII, pr:s�:e�f:� �:n :ye- ����i�!r�� the readina of Psal m_ � by ro::r�n: \o :o !;!t: f t hq_Jne. All'HUI' 'Illa tary· , is, secre Harr Ann ent • title of ,~neth U'C Presid ,· r 4 u• ---,e St v Buck after whi ch • desaort Carol Emma Jane Weaver, treasurer; served by Mre. lf'l&nd se · Hlahlight of the evening which •ri' ·tJ: �ridr�:'" �olu! :!� ingh am, parliamen• cour Wllli Jone v-,ter weekend with tb.e . , . tta Cunn and :Buchanan James M Brown, , •ets :;,r undf:rway at 7:30 will be the Jmf!llt · tart an; Sharon Foreman, h'1stor1an r Olh h at Mfs. Muy Van Matre. �l't tr Cl�b •s· Grtit lJI e 111.� Mrs. Em ett :Miss Nomad" beauty contest. Judy Turnj?r, repo,rter; Ann How"Mr• Joba80u of New Ninnle A · ft. Qt , 'fi01D iii"' �q = . ard , song and recreation leader. i,f' Ju. �\Wle · h�af 1�r- ::P!!1\�[8 1�0!��ens area will Hav'en · .ipent the Euler weekend P�R Mi:ETINt Pine were pre'sented by Mrs. here with Kr. and Mrs. Lester n. ,A t,a hquf war held before· The Pomeroy Chq�h of Chrt-l Miller to the lollowina seniors: 1, havin a congfegationat �eet• tJ'ot· FortmAn. Otbert who were guesh is op contest of dance rner slow and e fast A cp � mee g . Sharon Sayre, lifaril)'n Schw.irz, Ing and ,upper Friday evenlne at , rog'm t�e te� ta�,i waii de- alao 1cheduled aa well as ret,:ular of ,the J'oremat11 were Mr. and My ra Foreman , Judy Llevin &, 7 : oo o'cloc t . Members ah to m t,e1P1a:. with Easter, canteen c:ontesta. The a flair Is MN. &dear Abbott, Ke thy and • Jud y Sprouse, Betty Lou Ro\Lih. brIng the1r a n· t •ble SertIce. � WWI CUM _,MDT' Illn icbes! cookies 1pon1ored by the Athena salety Eddy of Pomeroy and Mr. a nd w r • for tronhy, a Award, The Crisco " Mrs... . Woo,ckow Foreman, Muon. aerved to · Club •nd is open to lhe public . • eqffe,i t· lni q · the outstandina Home Economics Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Kearns t i\R UI alterhQQn Mr&. Ted Patty N twland, ?4rs. Ha�ef M �,: F'l'iday night the canteen wilt an4 aon, iWfton, spent Sun da)' student was presented to Nancy Newlan� ., Susan Z uspan, Mra. McDaniel, a sophomore. Reed. if.ad � PJO:Sr,m on l,lfe o £ '1old itll "People Are Funny " rec, hNe the guests of Mr. and Mrs. PIM OIi o W..U. plallll;; ...... ... Attending were l"udy Sprouse, George Zus�an, Marilyn SC'll w�. ffl PIQtJieti's Lives. A ord hop al Syracuse Grade School. John MOurriing and Doris. knh -.l letb. of White House el mad ga l:t 8(:Ull / 4 f'l Jr .fi._ v e Mrs. Maud Sprouse ; Emma Jane Mrs, L�cil e Schwarz, Sharon: �e t,o J � r ,pen! Easter ohnson l a t W i O & . n es �nJ wi 1 pree• o tu � presented be will }"Ood lhe Weaver, Mre, F.dison Weanr; Browfl , lfrs. Walter S. Bfown, l1. w;n ma wat"""'- wlll l!C!.4 t'M, _. Qre ce � th lll 1traUon, Barbara Bqatic, Mrs. 0. J. JJqa- �n w�, � ,., Betty Lou Roueh., Mra. Robert •rtlb HUrU- Jdenl of the Junior Firemen's ABr d M \J(� t the to open is dance qq The toeiation. nta r!ii� E. Roush; Irma Dodson, Mra. �uth Uc, Wilm• Grimm, Mn. ThorQ• 1 iho e mo a . ......." ....ed .... ... � ., Grinstead, ·Judy Fry, Mre, Mildred P-ar•ons, Georgie aherry, JI.fl. V( tc� ·]feJ'fl in Gfeti:e fli the t� e - jpublic. o-.pholt ollolil •Jt ... - i-lNIC ----Fry, Shelby Grinstead, Mrs. Ada JoJ'm McDaniel, B everly St&3:.., oJ ft'flclts ln�lu4lna: tb_e Parthe.APPROVES BALLPARK MAP Grinstead, Barbara Wilson, Mre. Mrs. Stanley Staata, Nancy ¥c no� grMt Gre ece fenwles in UPI-City LOS ANGELES Bliss Wilson, Mary Burris, Mn. Daniel, Mrs. Howard Mcf)aniel, J\�ber).s the ruina of which are La wrence Burris, Bonnie Kessin- Delores H"'fman , . M�. )(aud lj ill •�ndtQI 'incJud h,e the P■r· pla nning director John E. Roberts bps approved a tentative tract ger, Mrs. John Powell, Sharon Youna:, Linda Mar.shJll, M.r1• .fter• thenon and A�opolls. of th e 315-acre develo pment map Sayre Mrs. R. O. Harless, Ann tha Rickard, Mary Hood, �ra. The next meeting or the club will house the Los Angeles that Howard, Mrs. Okey Howard Jr., Daisy Weaver, Becky (taodni•ht. will � bl?ld On M4f lT. Gay , Mrs. Frances Goodni1bt 52,000-eeat ball park in Dodgen' Bate)', Phil Mrs. Phyllis Batey, ' , (:havez Ravine. The City Pbmn• Sue Greer, Mrs, Robert Greer, Cartwright, Mrs. Jack Cartwrieht, Run ..4t Roney C. ROiley, H. i M garet Mrs. to day1 to s a h Com(Jliuion lll u Judy Turner, Mr11. Alm a Turner, Geot'ae Miller wu a gue at of a1,1bmit differences to Roberts of Myr-a Foreman, Mn1 . Liuda Roush, Amy Roush, Mrs. Pele Rouah, POl!lenf, OJilo Phone WY-2-3498 Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Eileen Alice Roush, Mrs. Louise Rouab, Mr. ...d llra. Thomae Xlng at the map drawn up by the Dod · Sharon Foreman, 1 Foreman, Sharon Tprnbull, Mrs. Mild red Warth, Mrs. Hilda Warth Coal Bun Saturd■p and SUnday · a:er,. John Turnbull, Sandy Bennett, Jewell Hall, Mrs. Alyin Hall, Con- accompanied Mr. and Mn, , Klnf e\t;ionctta e unn- nle Newton,· Mrs. Opal Newton, � IA:lteaiter to the· home of Mr. �-...JaM� 1 ,, ingh�.t6 Hline' CUnningham Juanita King, Gloria crump, Bev, •fl« , iN.r.1,•ftaYmond Miller. Sunday RayMafV ... Je"W�. rs. Edwin Jewell. erly Ball, Judy Bird, Mr. an� ¥fa, the parents of George ·and Joan Stewart, Mrs. Melba Icen- Clyde Foley, Mrs. Pete Burris, mond Miller, and Mn. King, Mr. bower, Chlores Machir, Mrs. Chari Lola Milfor, Mre. Fl p rence Mc- and Mn. . M1rshall Miller, called · es Machir, Paula Maynard, Mrs. Clung, Garf Rood, Mrs. K■ther- them from Tenneasee where they Rood ine Mrs. Miller. I are aow Iivin1. and David James Maynard , Eether Smithson. Willard Mre. Nancy Armstrong, Armstrong, Ruth Brown, Mra. Woodrow Brown, Ruth Scarberry, Mrs. J. S. Scarberry, Sharon Mc­ Daniel; Mrs. Curtis McDaniel, Milk is high in prot.ein. It's a powethouee Jaatin1 Julia VanMeter, Mrs. Andrew "B" SIZ� You never outgrow your need for-milk­ VanMeter, Patricia Riley, Mrs. Pa• trick Riley, Georgann Jeffers, and the prot.eina In milk. Mrs. George Jeffers:, Carolyn Mc­ Cnrmick, Mrs. Lyle McCormiC'k, Recharge-end carry OD � \ D a rlene Stukey. Mrs. Mae Stu key, Lucille Mrs, Arawana Smith, Smiih, Frances \l(eaver, Mrs. ieally � . 1-,atingly reft-i•� Thoma, We�ver, Ellen Fields, Mrs. Chester Cu.rry, S111dra Sayre Mrs. Raebel Sayre. Katherine Rood, Mrs. Florence McClun ii. Mrs. Pete Burris, J,lr,. Clyde Foley and Mrs. David Miller. Mrs. Miller was presented a rose bud core11g:e in appreciatioo ur the girb for Mrs. Miller's being the sponsor for the past• two years. Each table was attr,ielively decorated ·with vases of red rose buds and white sn apdragons. Miu S•hw,•• ••ul lhe roae, Crom lhe • vaees a11 d presen led ear h FHA member with one. The members in turr. presented her mother and pint,ed the rose on her. Mr•- MOliNDVIEW ' . ,.�• ..'' � : ::: :. wn h -:�: :.� Mn. Albert .Society Items :·· ��!!!1�!��!!!?�t�r���=::� \VnJt 8 cons $1,00 . West Columbia :l . mero tl M T Ath Satu rd ay N'19 h t M LK "Ev�rythlng in Hardw!ll"e" ll'omwo,, Ohjo . . _,. ' ., l;i ' ' Can teen Dance · .. 'c�yr ""' $l 39.95 .11'1&. E•ERS8ACH HAR DWARE , -Over 1,000 Methodist youth Presbyterian Future Homemakers Of wahama Church Gr.ou • or F,ne Program �?'� t ,._.GS-GAU.IA DORVAi ar OHIV�D·L l MAJOR LIAOUW L,IAl>IRI Schndnst, Mil. 5 19 )j 9 .,1, 7 26 8 1 1 ,423 Groat, Pgh. 7 2'1 5- 1 1 .407 Mays, S. F. Ashburn, Chi. 6 27 4 1 1 .893 M1tthews, 'Mil. 5 21 6 8 .381 5 16 4 6 .81& Andrsn, Phil. Middleport's Yellow Jackets put together timely hitting a Walls, Cin. 6 19 2 7 .368 flawless defense and good pitching Wednes day for their sec. Adcock, M i I. .fl 19 s 1 .see ond victory of the prep baseball season, a 5•2 edging of the Rwn� a,tt.&I In: McMillan, R.eds Tornadoes at Racine. Coach Nolan Swackhamer put a becauie of llindy'1 free passes 10; Binb, Cub& 9; Skinlller, Pl­ smoothly operating infiel<l on the but his own nine strikeouts pull­ rates 9; Ceped a , Giants 8; Aai:on, diamond with Rick Oiler ;it third, ed him out of scrio .:a trouble each lkayes a Clemen\e, Pirate,\ 8. ,itching: Law, Pirates 2-0; 1 Jonea Dave Hartinger at abort, Johnny lime. Hind)''s two singles also led Singer at s:econd, and Torn Ander- all hitters. 0. qianle �,Q; McCormick, Gia � son .at first. Oiler and Singer are Racine's offensive punch was ;r freshmen, Hartinger a senior, An- muizled by Duane Wolfe drawing 1. 1 11. , derson a junior. Of thi&- contin- three 1 walks-unintentional-in gent, Hartinger stood out with his three trips to lhe pl11te. a number ot cleanly handled For Racine pet.and and Wolfe chances. each fanned three a nd walked Boone Hindy, strong righthand• three. The Tornadoes play a t er, held Racine to two hits, the Sh ade Friday. first a scratch single by Jim Wick Rutland come11 to Pomeruy to­ tines on the line in the sixth. Johnny Cleland day for a non-league contest with got a clesn shot to center for th1, the SEOAL Southern Division other bit. undefeate d le a ders while Middle­ Meanwhile, Middleport ha d ex­ port lays off until April 28 when J)loded for four runs in the third the secon d round Of the league Rotary Tiller inning on two walks and singles play start1i. Poml?T'oy invade.! the by Singer, Hartinger and Mike Jackels' diamond that day. Little, aided by a Racine err-0r. Middleport . . . 004 010 0-5 6 0 That was lhe ball game as Racine Ra cine . . . . . . . oqo 001 1-2 2 2 got one back in the sixth and un­ Hindy and Baumgardner. Cle­ o1her in lhe 11eventh. l a 11d (LP), D. Wolfe (4) and R a cine constantly th .·eatened Farrell. I Middleport Plays Flawless Bali Get Good Pitching In 2nd Victory Fullmer Still Boss Of NBA :: , Middlewc;igh�s; Giardello Mad 1 I . Jackets Take Racine Tornadoes 5 to- 2 Beanball War Starts Early As Giants Beat Dodgers 1-0 To Claim Tie In League Standings ' ·, ,,asoN w u n Dl'ive•ln ·- 1 Yellow ·- ...., s� lo enjoy llils superior • today - Phone Pl. Pleasant 1154 . Iii' ljU I�• Valley Bell MllbJtan, -- .&It . ! , . I . . 5-I $ign ol llla11r ' �' . , , . - ._ � g.....Ilally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 21, 1960 POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES I emta per word, OQ inaerti.Olt Minimum ch�e- - 60 r.enU I een.11 per word f-1).T LAree co.nseouliv e inlertiona. Special. - o.ne mouth for 30 cent& per wor d. hi! nte of 3 Cl.\'nte per word ,rilJ. be cb.al'ged for adverti1h1C lf not paid wU-.bu1 10 days after receiving bill. .BrroN in Advertilinc - Should be reportPd immediately. The Dally Semioel wW not be ["eaponaible for more than one iococ• - --- Card of Thanb and Special Notice• of Evenll Jl.UO. Obltu.ariea pubtiJhed at 1 eenl per word. �IORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS G DAYS I MO. 1& 60c 90< $1.36 '4.M Z0 60c $1.20 fl.al $6.00 :Ill 711c $1.M $2.25 $7.30 Ada feelll.yed by 10 A.IL will be in that day·• Jllllpel', PHON E WY.2-21 57 l I I Notices 1 9 1 I-or !>ale Thoma, M. fain HOOVER UPRIGHT VACUUM Termhe and Pett c... ,ro1 Cl eaner in A-1 con d ition, has ,i,,.. ln,pectlofl, lnturanca Nation­ thro w away bag s . Full price """•· INY tfflna. only $23.00. Phone WY2-2204. 4-1 5-6lc PlloM WY 2·"66 l'ortlmNfh PR 64:ISO 2 29 lie CHARLESTON MILK BASE. How­ ard C.aldwe!IY Tupper s Plain&, SHA.DE VALLEY LAKE IS NOW Ohio. Phone Cool v ille 1598. open for fi,h ina:. 4 19 3tp 4 18 6tp -------- ii...,.., 1 8) AutQ Soles COMFORTA 8LE FOOT WEAR !or now and the hot d ays ahead . We 1 955 FORD V8 FAIRLANE 2 DR. have KEDE'ITES and SUMMER­ sedan. A be.autiful cu. $7lii5.00. ETTES in the "most wanted " Blatthrus, Pom eroy. 4 20-61(: 1lylea. The Shoe Box, Mi ddl e­ port. -'!. 18 6tc flON CINII UNd Cart All Mokt1 and '"°"II FOR SALE: l - 8 t_;U. FT HOT­ MITRO POLITAN MOTOU point refrig erator. 1 d i xle gu Main It, rang e .an d 1 dinette se t. Priced --.,..,, Oh'reaaom1ble. Raymond ThomH, 19'!0 CHEVROLET VB STATION Langsv llle , Ohlo. 4 18 tile Wagon One careful owner. Show, bett of care $1395.00. FOR SALE RESTAURANT COM­ Blaettnan, Pomeroy. 4•2�tc plet e and ready to operate. Call or see Freddie Thahel, Mason, 1955 �UICK IN VERY GOOD W. Va. 4-2l-3tp cond1Uon $600. Phon e SH2.-4192 4·21-3tc. 4½. H. P. GAHDEN THACTOR 1956 GMC ' � TON PICKUP. I w i th attachments. C. J. Li nger$695.00. Inquire at Hut Restaur- l felt, Lane St., New Haven, W. 4-21·6tp ant, Rutland. 4-21-3tc l Va. --lSffiO CADILLAC 4 DR. SEDAN. RECEIVED MORE TROPICAL Il s h, Molli e's, Angel'.11 an d Von Power ateerlnt. Spotl es,. black Rio's, etc. Lowell McNickl e, $1095.00. llnlab. Blaettnara, 4-15-6tc Antiquity, Ohio. Pomefo)'. 4-20-6tc ----------- --r:..••• - 1954 MERCURY IN GOOD CON­ diiion. New motor an d trans­ million wlth 4000 mllet!I. N ew brakea and wheel cylinders , caps and new ti re,. Pric e $4-GO Phone WY2�720. 4-20-6tc 1909 PONTIAC VB 4 DR. SEDAN. Ra d io and heater. On e carnful owner. Extra uice $2495.00. BlHltnara, Pomeroy 4-20-6tc _______,_ l 9 J for Sal e SINGER SEWINI.¥ MAC1IINE IN beautiful mudern cablnct. Cum­ plete with allachmcnl1 and &uaranlee. Will sell for $37.00 cash or by monthly payments. Phon e WY2-2204. 4-15-fltc l9Mi HOUSE 'J'HAU...Jrn. 30 fl. Sleeps six, 2 bedrooms. Very good c:undllion, Inquire nt 477 tij'c.lW.lore St., Middleport. 4 19 file R WSTERED HEllEFOHD BULL. so milk cooler. Mrs. Eurana IVINOOW BUND� .,\NO SHADES Thomas, Long Bollom, Ht. No. Ven:;.U111 Bllnda, all 1ize1 and 1. 4-21-3tp colon, Jtre1 Eltimatea. Dale Wippel Supply, au, Unic.n �ve, , l'omeroy, Obie.. 3-4-6otc ( 90 1 TOO,ATO STAJIES. ANY QUAN• USRD BOATS AND MOT0ai '25 and q while ' the,- lalt, M■tr• tlty up to ao,ooo. Reusonably poOtln Motor1, 600 I, Mein prlcNI. C.:MII WY 2-2663 or M aaon It., Pomtroy, Phone WY.2.-IVO. SPruce 3-M196 collect alter 7 p. 1 1•24-tfc mN 4 19 3tc Ma rine Suppl iei. ( 1 4) For Rent --- CHICKEN MANUHE. All to be moved oul or bulldlna. Cheater Spencer, Rt. 3, Pom eroy. Call APAt\ l'MEN'fS - t'urnuihed 1nd uuturnilhed. Mdlaau1n, Middle• _!.U 3-227 1. 4 19 3tp porl. Ph.one WY-2-5286. 2·8-tf UIVING ROOM SUITE. EXCEL­ lent condition. Will deUve r rea- 7 AND B ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 room apartment,. A. N. Ben1el, .lOnable dlatance. Phone SH2Phone WY2-S272. 11·2-trc f67i. 4-20-3lc 19M CO·OP COCKSHUIT TIIAG FOK RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY ,t room, and bath, unfu rnlabed. TOR with live 1,1ower take oH. Call 11fter 3:30 P. M., Phone Robert Pkketi, Pomeroy, WY 2· 4-16-tfc 631U. 4 19 3tc wY2-:une 1 GUS!, SHOWCASE, $:I0.00, Call ASHLAND UIL SERV. STATION M iddleport, Ohio, Good oppor­ Dut1.Gn Drua: Co. 4 1 8 3t p tunity for rl&hl p11rty. Come to bulk plant at Mine rsv ille or c,lt WY2·2166 fo r detaila. 4-20-Jtc t '. 1 •' 1 7 1 Help Wonted WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL hou■ework. Call WY2-3241. 4·19-3 1c COOK WANTED, CALL WY2-9982. 4·20-3tc For FREE lnopecllon, ,HON Gilmore's Supply Slore ■ WY-2-1774 V1111hu'1 E1lennlnalln. Cvmpan7 II, Mo"" W, Va. READING TIiis AD WON''l' IIELP Call lhe number below for ap• polntment if you are 23 and can qualiry 18 the m,1.n I want, lhl■ ,m1JJ ad will be the begin• plna of your future. OL.J-4013 f.-2J-2lc WANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN for part tlme work In alore. W r ltp gi ving referenc es lo Box 668-S % The Daily Senl1nel, P om eroy. f·21-3tc HOUSE AND LOT IN NAYLORS Run, Welt Main Slrffl., Pome• ro:r, 1lx rooma, ht.th, all utUI• tJea, flN6.00. FKAME HOUSE, TEN ROOMS DAY WORK. BY LICENSED (l.wo eomplet� flvtt room aJ)lrt• practical nurse. Call TU 2-44M mentl)• 111 utillUea, two bath•• between 9 and 3. " 19 6tc double lot, on P'ront Street b)' Pomeroy, E>< preu om.., MI00.00. O'Brien and Cfow 1 -----t. 0. McCOY RealLy, Call WY2-2'120, Pome, AUCTION ray. ■- 1. .._ -- •Mo. TWELVE FOOT NEAT CASE, COND"'1ClNING, REFRIGERd ouble dulY, Koch, like new 1Uoa aervlte. Jack '• Rerri,ceraN()0,00. tlon, Nf!lrt Havu, Phon1 ._.21-31-C :151137. 11-:13-U LIVI IAIT, MINNOWI, NIGHT Qawlert, tilhlng suppllea, fish- 11.UILL a PURNAC'-� WISrtNOln,: llcenaea, available from 6 MOUi •"lllftcn. A.maid •� • · m: to T:30 p. m. week day•. thert, ,.,,HUN. Ohio. 'hone Bunda)' 8·10 a. m. File Novelty WY-2.QM. 1 1-19-Hc Shop. .fi-.21-12tc - - -- --•�'111,EV\slON RADIO AND S11ALL n:AM OF BLACK .MARES 2800 1ppllance repair. Ph one Ot.11 Ibo. II. E. Geltyl, Happy Holllc:Cllntock, llleln1, Ohio. low Rood. •21.atc 1-1-tfc l l tU fmplovmem Wonted (20 ) Busi ness Se rvi ces .111 ■■■ m. ru ■ ■ caa. 1 COCA COLA MACHINE IOe .llokle 8 C.11 or aee Fred· 1111111, va. ...... , . . .... 'tllabol, ..... "f. ------ ..... deceased; J ohn Partlow, WhON dent, and. ii Is neceasary to sell er, whose plac e of residente ls place of resid ence is utlnowD ; the re al estate owned by Edmun d unknown; Ralph Miller, whose evisees, leea- A. Carsey, de ceased, al the lime the unknown h e in, d Ca .. No. 1 8,165 plac:e of resi de nce is 1 1315 FirDonal d C&rsey, whose place of mona Ave .. Inglewood, Cali fornia; tees, d istributee�, adimnistraton, of his dec ease, in orde r to pay the re si d ence is 5451 S. B elsay Road , Huth Hayes, wh05e plac e i;Jf real• exerutors , if any, of John Pa rtlow, -debts of s ai d deced ent and the Grand Blanc, Michiga n; the un- dence IS 2501 Lenore St., Pllrk- deceased ; the unknown heirs, d e v- costs of ad ministering said estate. known h ei rs, de v isees, legatee s, ersburg, W. Va.; the unknown 1sees, legat ees, d istrlbute e.s, ad- tUrlher, pla i nliff alleges lhat the distr1butees, administrator s, ex ecu- heir.s, dev1sees, l egatee s, distri bu- min1.strators, ex ecutors, of Alex- sa id decedent. Edmund A. Carsey, tors, if an;y, of Ev e re tt Carsey, de- tees, admm1struors, executors, of ander Hull, decease d : the unknown d i ed seized in fee simpl e of all the CM.sc d ; the unknown he in., de v 1- t�annie r· rost, dec eased; lhe un• heirs, de vLsee s, l e gatees, distr i bu- parcels of real estate hereinaJter sees. legate es, d i1tribut ees, admin- known heirs, de v isee1. l egatees , tees, .ad ministrators, uecutors of described as parce l nos. I . 2, and 4. Grant Hin ds, dece ased ; lhe un- An d further lhat Ed m und A. Car, • i.strators , e xecutors. if any, of Eva distributees, ad mmtstrator s , e:x ecu­ Carsey, deceased ; the unknown tors, if any, of Elsi e M ill e r, de- known he irs, dev i sees, legate es, sey died seized i n fee simple of heirs, dev1sees, legat ees, distribu- ceased ; the unknown heirs, devia- distributees, ad ministrators, e x e c- the undivided 801 / l 296lh part of tees, ad ministrators, executors, if ees, leg.11tees, di stributees, ad m i n- utors of Morgan Martin, dece ased ; parcel nos. � 5. 6, and 7, describany, of Luther S. Carsey, deceased ,· islrators, executo rs, if any, of Esta the unknown he irs, devisees, lega- l;'!d herein to-wit: Parcels Nos. 1 · 2 : the unknown heirs, devisees, lega- Burnsid e, deceaSP.d ; the unknown tees, di stributees, administrators, of Lewis Bolin, OeceasThe following described real tees, distributees, administr.ators, heirs, de\'isees, legatee s, d i stribu- executors · executors, 1f any, of Etta Turner, Lees, administrators, executors, if ed; Wilber Dean, whose place of estate situated in the County of dece.ased; Della Dowell, whose a11y, of Leonar d Burns ide , dec eas­ res iri enc e is unknown; th e un- Meigs, i n the State of Ohio, in the place of residence is 1417 Mui- ed; Jesse Story, whose place of known h e irs, de vis ees , legate es, Township of Bed ford, bounded and berry Drive, Tampa, Florida: Walt- residence is Goodi ng, Idaho; Ralph d is\ribute es, ad ministrators. e ll.ecu.- describe d as follows : The south er Will, whose place of resid ence Story, whose place of reside nce is tors, if any, of Wilber Dean, de - half of the west one-haU of F'racceased ; the unknown heirs, de v i- t1011 No. 1 , Town No. 3, Range No. 1s unknown; the unknown heirs. Good i ng, Idaho; Me l vin Story, dc_v1_secs, legatees. distnbulees, ad- whose place of residence is Good- sees, legatees, d i stributees, ad- 13 of the Ohio Company'11 Pur1�1�1sln1tors, executors, 1f any, ,of ing, Idaho; th e unknown he irs, mim slrators, executofs of W right chase. contain i ng 65½ acres, more E l fie Will, deceased; Branch Mill- , devisces, legatee s, distributees, W elker, dece ased; the unknow n or less. There is excepted from this heirs , dev isees, legatee!, distribu- tract of land 30 acres more or less TELEVI SION RADI O AND SMALL admin istrators, exe cutors, if any, tees, ad ministrators , e xecutors of conveyed by a former owner, ; und h t e Appliance repair, Call Frank 0 - Elfa Slory, de cease Maliss a Partlow, d c eased; the un- James Phillips, to Wil liam R. Phil­ C1Pfflna, 414 N. hcond AYe., known heirs, dcvisccs , legatees, known he irs, dev isee,;, legate e s, j lips by a deed dated January 14, He d1stributees, a.dmimstrators, e xe cuMkldlepon. distribute e5, adm i nistrators, exec- 1877 and recorded in Volume 47 W>rs of Moses A. Partlow, dec easutors of William Martln, d eceas ed; 1 at Pag e 597 of the records of AUCTIONEER ed; the unknown he irs, devis ees, th e unknown heirs, de visecs, l ega- dced1 of "Me i gs County, Ohio, and Complm SeNI� legatees, dislributeei., adm i nislradistrihutees, administrators, at the present date own ed by E. C. tees, Critt Br■dford tors, executors of William A. of Ste ph en Hull, de- McGrath {See dee d from A. o. executors Write, Phone or Contad Story, decea sed ; the unknown c eased; th e unknown heirs, d e vi- Lightfoot to E. C. M cGrath, Vol� C. BRADFORD, Racine, Ohl._ heir8• devisees, l e gatees, distribu• ees , l egatees, distr ibutees, admin- ume 146, page 613). 25--U t.ces, a d mi ni strators, executors of s iatrato rs, e xecutors, of Amanda H. Furth ermore exc e pting a tract of Eliza B. Dean, deceased ; the un• HO>ll; BUILDERS, BIRCO CABI­ known heirs, de visees, legatees, Marlln, d eceased; the unknown land containing 10 acres more or NET mak ers Formica link tops. distributees, adm inistrator,, e xecu- heirs, de v lsees, l egatees, d istribu- l ess an d de scfibed as follows: B e• Vinyl aabestos block laid. House tor11, if any, of Luther H. Carsey, tees, administrators, executors of ginning at the south east corner or th e un- th e south half of the southwest repalt• ot ail de1crJ.p Uona. Call dece ased; th e unknown heirs, devi - John Li nds ey, de<:eased ; known heirs, d e v is e e s. l e gate es, quarte r of said Fraction No. 1 : Guy Ne' aler, Racine, Ob.lo. se es, legatees, dlstributeea. ad mind istributees , administrators, e:xecu- th e nc e north 66 rod s and 9 links Mi Uc 2 i strators, e:xetuton of Ja rv is Caraey, de ceased; th e unknown hein, tors, if any, of Luth. er Carsey, d e- to the north line of the south h.alr GRAVELY T"-ACTOR SALIS AND ceased; th e unknown h.e lr-s, devi- of sa id fract i on; thence west 24 Service. 51 2 E. MalR, PotMro-,, d ev isee s, legatee s, dlst rlbulees , ad- se es, l e gatees , d lstribute es , admin- rods; thence south 66 rods and 9 y Phone WY2•2975. Open 'tll 9 m i n i strators, executors of Holle istratora, ex ecuton, if any, o( Lu- l i nks to the south lin e of said Hawk, deceased; the unknown p. m. until Jun• 1. S.INm■n: ther Partlow, deceased ; the un- Fraction; th ence east to the place e irs, de vis eos, l egatee,, dlstribuHarold l■rnhHt, Reed&vllle, h tees, ad minis trato rs, executor■ of known h e irs , devla ees, legatees, of beginn i ng. Ohio. Phone Coolwlll• 3691. REFERENCE DEEDS: Vol. 1 16, John Caney, deceased ; the un- dl etrlbutee� , administrators, uecu3-19--Uc known heirs , devi sees , l egatee1, tors, if an;y, of Elihu Partlow, d e• Page 595, Vol. 127, Page 1�2. Vol. ceased; the un�no�n heirs , de:,-" i • FOR THE BEST ROOFING SER­ distr i bute es, ad ministrators, ex ecu- ees, legatees, d1slr1butees, adm n- 147, Page 632, Vol. 148, Page 244, r � v ic e, roof repairing, roofing, tors of Lilly Roa e Carse)', deceB11· iatrators, executors, o Moses Part- Deed Records, :Meigs County, Ohio. ' ( Parce l No. 3 roof •painting, Call u s Bill ed . th e unknown h eirs, deviaee1, le - low, deceased; th e unknown h e irs, following described real Th e Wyatt and George Staats. Phone gatees, di atributees, adminiatrator11 d �vi_aees, l egatees, diatributees, adestat e situated in the Townsh.ip of executors, if an;y, of Carolin e CarWY2-2724. Pomeroy, Ohio. sey. deceased ; th e unknown heirs, mimstnlors, executors, of Jame s Bedford,. in the County of Mei gs 4-15-fltp. ---- --------- de visecs, legatees� distrlbuteea, a d- W. Carle ton, deceased; the un- an d State of Ohio1 i n Fracti on No. ARE YOU RUN DOWN AT THI mini11tralors, e xecutors , i f any, of k�own heir,, d� v !t1eea, l egate es, 1 I , Town No. 3, R ange No, 13 of Purchase hHl.-t Don your MVI nffcl UY. Ed mund Carse y, deceased; the un- d1 strlbutees, admmu1trators, ex ecu- the Oh i o Company's Ing? But Vl'ork. LawHt Prlc"­ known heirs, dev isees, l egatees, tors, of Lusana �artlow, deceased; bounded and describe d as follows: R.&CINI SHOI SERVIC I IHOP di11tribute e11, administrators, e:xecu- the unknown heirs, devlsees, le ga- Beginning at the southeast corne r tees, dislributees, administrators, of the soulh haU of th e southwesl RACINI, OHIO. tors, of William R. Phllllp.11, deG ceased; the unkonwn he irs, devi- e x ecutors of eorge Wa shington quarter of said Fraction No. l ; Partlow, d eceased; t!te unknown th ence north 66 tods an d 9 Jinks sees, legatees, distribulc ea, addevlsees, legatees, distribu- lo the north line of th e south half heirs, ministrators, executors , of Jamc1J1 Phillips, dec eased ; the unknown lees, admini_strators, executors of of sai d Fraction No. 1 ; thence west heirs, dcvisees, lcgat�es, di!lrlbu- Wllllam Christy, deceased; th e un- 24 rods·' thence south 66 rods and tees, a d mini strators, executors, of known he i rs, de v ise es, legatees, 9 links tu th e south line of saicJ ad�inistralors, exec- Furtion; thence east to the place Naham Wa rd , deceased; the un- d lstributee s, utora deceue d; t he of beginning containing 10 acres of Ida Christy, known heirs, devlsees, legate es, unknown heirs, d eviseea, legatee s, more or less.' distrlbutecs, ad ministrators, e xecuad ministrators, ex e cBefore 9:30 A.M. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: tors, of Geor�e D. Welker, deceas- d istribute es, of utors, Tid e Christy, deceas ed; Vol . 54, Page 227 Mlddleport WY•2-2649 De e d Records, cd; th e unknown he irs, de v isees, e unknown he i rs, de visees, le ga- Meigs County, Oh io · Case No. 3627. th Pornaroy WY-2..389$ s , legatee distrlbutee s, admlniatraKAUT% FEID $TORI tors, ex ecutors, of Abe Pric e, de- tee s, distributees, administrators, Probate Court, M e igs County, Ohio, At Cttetter ceased ; the unknown he irs , d evi- executors of M i nnie Christy, de- Vol. 1 48, Page 244 Deed Records. Yukon 5-2145 Parcel No. 4: .secs, le gatees, distributees, admln• ceased; th e unknown he irs, d e viHAMII.L SIRVICI STATION The follciwing de scribed real istraton, executors, of Lyd ia A , �ees, legatees, distributee11, adminBefo,. 9!00 A.M. Wingett, dec e1118�d; the unknown 1atrators, e xecutors of Charles estate situate d in the County of AIIMn,- 3353 h_eln, dcv is ecs, l egatees, d i8tribu- Chtltlly, decea1ed; tht ,!illkllQ;Nn Me igs, in the Stat e of Ohio and in Every Day Bervlefl 111 - tees, a d ministrator s, e xecutors, of he irs, d eYisees, legatees, distr ibu- the Township of Bedford m f'rac---- Be njam i n Cornell, deceased; the tee s, administrator!!, e xecutors of lion No. 7, Town No. 3, Range No. UPHOLSTIRY CLEANED unknown h.eirs, deviaeea, legatees, Yem Chri�ty, dec�ased ; lht: un- 13 of the Ohio Company's Purby new m odern method· en dorsed distributeea, ad ministrators , e xecU• known heirs, dev 1sees, legatees, chase, bounded and desc ribed as by l eading fabric manufacturers . ton of Barlon Mills, deceased; the di stributees, admini�traton, e xocu- follows: Beginning twenty chains Cost very low. All work guaran- unknown he i rs, dev l sces, lcgate l!S, tors of Gro ver Chri sty, deceased; and 25 links east of th e northwest teed . Furnilur•J rea dy to use In distributces, ad mini strators, exccu- Mike Christy, whose place of resi - corner of Fraction No. 7 at a 2 hours, All work d o11e electrl- ton, of Alden Story, d ecease d ; the de nce is Tipton, Iowa; the un- stake with two wh i te oaks as wit­ cally. Call tod11y !or demonstration unknown heirs, devlsces, Ie11:atCH, known heirs, de Yi sees, l eg_ateea, ness trees; thence e ast 8.7, ch.tins or estimate . NO OBLIGATION. dlstrib1.1tecs, admini strators, e xecu- dlstrlbutees, administrator s, exec- to a stake at the road· thente P1u9h'1 Upholatuy CIHnen tors, of t:liia A. Carsey, dece ased; utors of Carl Christy, decea!led ; the south 5 1 ¼ degrees �est 3.80 Phone TU2•56a5. 4-l6-6tp the unknown he irs, dev i sees, J ell• unknown heirs, �e�isees,, lcg11tees. chains; thcn(.'e south 35 degrees -tees, distribute es, adnHn istralora, dlt!llributees, adm1mstrator1, execu- west 3.00 chains along th e road to tors of Er ne at Christy, dec eased; a atak e , a small black oak 89 witCLILAH .. • executors , of Luzanne Parllow, de..._ Ii TV Re pair ....,_ th e unknown he irs, de visees, lega- ness tree ; thence north 431/4 deceased; the unknown heirs, devl• t ees, dl1tr ibutees, ad miniatr alors, grcea we st 90 links to a gum 12 Phone WY-�2155 seet1, l egatees, distributees, admin• · executoni of We ber Chriaty, de• inches in d iameter; th e nce north P'omiittip,. Oh-. istrators, executors, i i ,ny, o f Ml tilda Jane Partlow, deceased; the ceased ; th e unknown he irs, devi, 33 degrees we st 2.30 chain s ; < ,\11,,f unknown hei rii, dev isees , legatees, 11ees, l egatee,, dlatrlbutees, admin• th ence north 44 degrees west 1 .75 - -------- dis tributees, admlnlt!ltrators, execu• lstrators, executors of Albe rt chains to 111n ash tree 10 i nches In BARNES-SIMPSON .IN&u CK tors, of Ta c y E. Thumb, deceased ; Christy, deceased ; th e unknown diam ete r; thence north 27 degrees A1 ut� Middleport. Flre.,�utothe unknown he irs, dovlsecs, le11:•• h elrs, devi1ees, Je gateu, dlst rJbu- west 1.50 chains to the place of mo itie, B ondi, Pbont WY-J. tees, dl8 trlbutee1, adm lnlstrator1, teca, adminJstratora, executors of beginning, containing Three (3) 2903· executors, If any, of John H. Car• Charles Christy, de ceHed; the un- acres, more Of Jess. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: sey, deceHed; Mra, J. "M. Thumb, known heira, devlsee1, legatees, 00MPLETE -IN __ bURANCI: diatrtbutees, adminlatraton, exec- Vol. 116, Page !i95; Vol. 127, Page wh place 01e e rcald or is ncc . un• uton of Mary Youna:, tectlon. Lile, Auto, )'In. Pollo deeaased; 1�2; Vol. 147, Page 6.12, D eed RecCall Don llllla. lllddJeporl. known; lhe unknown he irs, devl• the own heirs, devl1':9&, le:a- ords of 'Meig1 County, Ohlo. kn un e s, se l e gat ees, dlstrlbut e es, ad• Ob,,. Pa rce l No. 5: mlnlatratora, executor,, if any, of tee1, d11tr1bu 1ees, adm1mstratora, executors, it any, of Ida Ch risty Th e followlna described real Mrs. J. M. Thumb, deceased ; John &TJV.1118 Carsey, whole pince ol real• Youna:, deceased; the unknown estate aituated in the Town11hlp of dence i, unknown; th e unknown heir,, devisees, legate,,, dlsiribu- Bedford, In the County of M elg,, heir,, devlaeea, leaatees, dlstrtbu- tees, ad.m�nlstratora; executors if and State of Ohio, ln Fr11,ctiona ,.. tees, administrators, executors, If any o( Georae Young, deceased; No. 1 and No. 7, Town No. 3. t�e unknown heirs devlaees, lea:•- Rang� No. 1!1 or the Ohio Comany, o f John Carsey, deceased; William Christy, whoae place of teiiH, dist r ibutecs, adminl1trators, pany s Purchase, bounded and de­ "" ...._.-. reside nce ta unknownj the un:- executors of Sa rah Ernaline Part• scribed aa foUows: Beginning at a low, deceased; the unkn own heirs, point SO chalnt!I west ot thll north­ known heir, dev laeea legatees devl1ee1, lea:1teea, dlatributeea, east corner o� Fraction No. 7; 4ft LIMeln It, dlstributeei, �dmlnlatra'tors, execu: Phone WY-MS61 Mtddls,orl tor11 if any of William Christy de- administrators, executora, If any, thence south 6 chains and ,53 links coas�d; chulea Christy, whote of Charlea Ch ri1ty dectued: Ida to a post where an •� 12 inches place ot residence 11 unknown· Youn,e, wh oae place of residence la !n diameter bean south 10 link!!; the unknown heln, devl.aees, lega: unknown: th e unknown heirs, dev• the�ce north 84 degrees e11t 15 FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE l.et'!I, distributeet!I, laee,, le&ateea, dlatrlb\ltees, ad• chams and :W links to a point ln admlnistrator"s, 13 acrea, 3 miles from Middle­ executon, mlnlatratora, executor,, if any, or the ro111d; thence with 11ld r�ad if any, of Ida Youns, port, >,ii mil e ot t Rt . 7. Contact deceased · Joaeph Partl ow, Jr.,. deceaaed; Ab· north 17 degrees we1t 7 chama Asbury Caraey wh0$0 Blanche G. Cline, Alba�, Ph one place or ' r ealdence is �nknown; · ner Partlow, who�e place of r�•1· ,nd 11 links to an ashcetre4: ln the 2467, a�e nt for Central Re a It)' the unknown dence ls unknown, the unknown for ks or the road; then w11h the heir• ee 1 g Company, Columbus. 4-21-Stp tees, dit!ltrlbutee,, ' devls heirs, devlaeea, legatees, di■tribu. road north 82:lia degrees west 2 admlnl:�at��: tees ,adminllltnton, executon or �hains and 55 links to a post; of Asbury Car• HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN executors, Ifedany, Em � U t,; Don Christy, deceaaedi wm take thente south 7G degreH west 5 · ma m Syr•cus e . See Rk:hard Wine­ aey deeeu notlce that on the 1st day of M arch thaln1 and l50 Unks to the south brenner. 4-21-Slp wh� place oi reaidence is �n� 1 , Edna O. Hawk, aa Adminia- line of _Fractton No. 1 and the HOUSE FOR SALE IN POMEROY knownj the unknown' hein, devl• t r960 atrlx of the Estate or Edmund north hne of Fraction No. 7 ; sees legatee• diitrlbute.e 1 9 room•, 2 baths, full liled ec:\l tr� A . . C1t1e y, deceaaed, filed her pe. thute west with said line 5 chains � �.' �{d 1::: baaement, ne w a:aa furnace, ls tora, ex ton i f n tlt1 on in the Probate Court of and GO link• to the place or be gin­ d�eaaed · � A l1rte lot. F. A. Swallel, 807 ma SUmeb: Meip County, Ohio, beln• Cue ning, containing 10 acres. One Spring Ave., Pomeroy . 4-1G· 12tc Pier ce, whoa� place of 'residt:: No. 18, 16&, againt!lt the above halt acre Is In the south part of 11 unknown · the unknown helra devlaeet, 1eiateea, diatributees, ad'. named partiet. and other& u de- Ft-action No. 1 and Nine and one­ f0B SALE: FIVE IIOOM HOUSB ministralon executors If any of fendanta, allecm, that she ii the halt acres ue ln Fraction No. 7. duly ap�inted and qualitled Ad- ThflN: la exceptfd from lhe he rein with baN,. Nice loeatlon. Melvin Anna Pier�, deeeated.' ; the • un- mlnl1tratr1l of &.he ir.,tate of .Ed· described parcel of land a tract of l l l Locuol st·• P OJHl'Q known heln dlv1111!ta leg te s :� p mund A. Cane)', deceated. Furth• land de�lbed 11 �ollowa: Begin­ Ot dJatrlbut&et, ' admlaiitr�tors, 'ex!:: ermore I.hat Che penonal , ,roperty nlnf at the 1outhe11t C?mer o(. the BOUSE FOR SALE M PAGi­ utors of l�pb ParUo w, dtce•sed·• or the nilf Edmund A, Caney, <t,e- herein described tract of land; Partlow' Jt.� whoso Pl a: ceased, Is wholly inallf'flcien t to thence south 1M degrees west 3 town, ■Is rooma, 4 nom.1 don. Joaeph eudenoe la unk own · th 2 up, ap1r ozlmatei, 1 •ere 1• of r P the cos.ta of 1dm t nl1terlnC a.a id chalna; thence north l T degre es known heln, devJaeea, ' leg:te!,, �Y a '\lel land euellent well 13 mUe c..tlte and the debts of the dece- west. 3.33 cbailll to • hole in rock; from Pome roy on State .Rout■ dlatributees,, admlnii&rators, exec892. Price '800.00. Inquire uton, if any, of Abne"r Partlow, deceased; Anna' :fl'artlow, whose place Mn. Howell at Pa1elowa, NOW IS THE MOST OPPORTUNE TIME of residenee 1, unknown; lhc un3-12.flOte TO HAVE YOUR known hieirs, de\'ise es, legatees., 3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. dl1trlbuteea, 1dmini1lrator,, e xecI acre of ground. Loc,,ted on utor,a, 11 1111. of Anna Partlow, deMidd leport Hill. Ph, WY 2-311 8. •,..ed; Roile Partlow, whose plaee We Mow Y:\Fan = ud Replaee 4 19 31C or residence i1 unknown: th e un-a la Cost, · _ All W�tlo . known heln, devluies, leg11tei&ai Legal NotI.Ce WANT ADS ' ..... _ ..,. ss Call Dlca Stenett - • thence north 8' dep-eea ead 3 chains to the road or to the eHt lint! of th e abo ve de scribed. 10 acre tn1.ct; thence south 17 de grees easl 3.33 chains to the plac e of be­ ginning, the exception h ereil'I to contain I acre mor e er less. k.t:.FERENCE LNSTRUM.ENTS: Vol. W, Page 1 18; Vol. 87, Pages J l 4-3 l5 Deed Records, Case No. J<627 Probat e Court, M eigs Coun­ ty, Oh i o. Vol. 148, Page 244, De ed H.ecords. Parcel No. 6: -�1 The lollowmg descr i bed real es­ tate situated in the Township of J::1.edford , m the County of Meigs and Stale of Ohio, bounded and de­ scribed as follow11: The south one­ half of the e.ast one-half of t'rac­ t1011 No. 1 , Town No. 3, Range No. 13, of the Ohio Company's Pur• chase, contaimng about 65 acres, more or less. There is exc e pted , however, the following described tract of land: Beginn ing at the southeast corn er of Fraclion No. 1, Town No. 3, Range No. 1 3, thence west on sa i d fraction l ine 6S rods, 13 l inks to the Coun'ty Road; thence North � degrees we::;t IO rod8 along sii.1 d road ; th e nce north 21 degre es east 39 rods to a large wh i te oak stump; thence north 25 degrees east 20 rods to th e mid d le line of sai d Fraction; the nce east 28 rod s an d 1 1 links to a stone; th e nce south 5 rod s and 1 7 links to the southwest corner o { Frac­ tion No. 2 ; thenc e east 19 rods and 17 links to the northwest corner of Sectmn No. 8; thence south 60 rods and 1 7 links to the plac e of beginni ng, containing 22 acre1, more or less. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS Vol. 24, Pages 536-537, Vol. 87, Pag es 314-315, D e ed R ecords , Meigs County, Ohio, Cas e No. 3627, Probate Court, M e igs County, Ohio; Vol. 148, Page 244, De ed Records. Parc el No. 7: The following described real es­ tate situat ed i n the Township of Bed ford, ln the County of Meigs, an d State of Ohio, in Fraction No. 7, Town No. 3, Range No. 13 of th e Ohio Company.'s Purchase , bounde d and descr i bed as follows: Beginning on the north l i ne of l-"'raction No. 7 at the northwest corner of a ten atre tract of land de eded by M ight Welk e r (see Vol­ ume 30, Page 229) to Luther Car­ sey; thence west on sa i d Fraction line 25 rods to th e road; thence i;outheaste rly along said road to a point 7 rods south of the place of beginning; thence north 7 rods to the place or beg i nning, conta i ning B7/160th of an acre, more or less. REl'' ERENCE INSTRUilfENTS: Vol. 36, Page 195, D ee d Records, Meigs County, Oh i o, Case No. 3627 Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio. Plaintiff says that the real estate, descr i bed in said petition as Parce ls 1 1 2 and 4 and wh ich were own ed entirely by Edmund A. Carsey at the tim e o{ his de­ cease, was appraised! by tho ap­ praisers at $1,000.00. Said plain­ tif[ states that the interest of Edn\und A. CllI'sey in the real es­ tate de scribed as Parcels 3, 5, 6 and 7 was appraised a l $618.00 an d that the e ntire interest in said real estate was appra is e d by the appraisers at $1,000.00 and is its true value. Plaintiff states that she is un­ able to determine which de fen­ dants are the owners of the re• maining 495/ 1296th part or the 1 24-o For Sale or Trade · CIJSToll B UD,T JUT(.REN D&llpt4 tr .,.011r boll':> .,,... • FOR SALE OR. TRADE FOR - .......... IDd Abbol� Beef cattle 3 ridlol b_.. Reinvlda �aim Pbou WY-Hl:IL H-11 · �� 11'. t � ��R,,i. !., ' ' �!�'/l''!:, m r Ylf• Spec... .. """°' u Pafllliag �� � �=��!�T.: GET FltEII: ESTIMATES NOW euoed: Cha rle, Partlow, whooe place of residence 1, unknown; tbe unknown helrw, deviaees, legateu. dl1tr1butet� admlnl11r11on, ..1t 111, ot ,Cbatl• PuUOW, ,.__,_""'.,..,.,.· ,. ...,________.,.___..1 ..,.P ·""" ... "' �.-..,_-,.. '°:' For Fulth••· h,fonnotion ' �all. WY.•2-�47· Po�eroy, Ohio the space­ saving � • E ♦ • ........... --- 1'Jtw■II \lalaaN"IIII ·-· -1.. I) ,..,. htlte tt,H11 ...-....111• 1_,.,., -...,Jlf , , GQESSLER . JEWEL_ RY , Channel 3 - Thunday Com edy Playhouse Adve nture Tb.eater Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preaton Flatt & Scruggs Show We1thertaat Nt'WS PiclUtP Huntley BrinkJ1:7 R eport Wltlrlybird11 Rese-�e 8 Bat Masteraon Producer·, Cholce Bachelor Fathe r Ford Show You B et Your Life Take A Good :,ook N ews Headlin es Weath ercast Jack Paar Show 4:00 4:30 !i:00 5:30 fl :00 8:25 6:30 6:45 7:00 "l:30 8:00 8:30 1:00 9;30 lOl(IO. 10:30 11:00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 1$ llllannel 3 - F!iday 1:45 1:00 ,:00 9:00 8:30 10:00 Sian On Continental Clauroom Today Katie Doonan Show Topper Dou,b Re Mi 10:30 11 :00 1 1 :30 12:00 12:SO 1:00 1 : fO 2:30 8;00 3:30 4:00 4:30 &:OC >:30 6:00 8:UI !\:i:O .:. ·30 8:45 7 .00 7 :30 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:U i.M 11 :10 t1:1B 1:00 Pl.ay Your Hunch Price la Right Concentration Truth or Consequenc es It Could Be You Mid Day New1 Movi etlm e Loretta Young Show Youna Dr. Malon e From The se Roots Come dy Playhou!Je Adventure Tim e Steamboat BIil Ci.v.,) ltld Music in the Roun d The Jim 'l'hacfl:er Sa.ow •·"ather'. at!ll New'- dctn.,... Huntley Brinldey R eport Pioneer.!J' f.:00 0: .'tO 8:00 1:30 8:40 6:U 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 t:(ll 9::IO 10:30 1 1:00 11:0I 11:10 11:15 American llandliltand Rocky and His Friends San Francisco Beat Your Es.so Reporter Weather Teller John Daly New, Flilht Steve Canyon Donna Reed The Real McCoys P'lt Boo�" Show The tJntouchaole1 Sea Hunt , Newa Tonllht Scannln&: the Weather Sports Report �to Sho-.- 8:00 1:00 •=00 U.:25 Dou1 Martin Sha,, Rom- er Room Movte Yo1:1r Eaao Reporter Chnnel 8 - fridap 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1 :30 ::00 2:30 B:00 3:30 t:00 5 :30 0:00 !l:oie 6:40 6:45 7:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 \OcOO 10:30 11:00 l:<16 1 :10 1;16 2:45 Journey .to Unders1anding Troubl eshooters Project 20 Masquerad e Party ca valcad e of Sports Jatkpot Bowling Ne·.Nli H� \1.'ead)en-ut lh1 Jack Paar Sbcrw I SJac ofl I Marrie d Joan Restl ess Gun Love that' Bob About Faces Medit Day In Court The Gale · storl'l'.I Shn Beat the Clock Who Do You Trust Albe.rlcan Bandltud Tin Tln San Francisco l!eat Your t;Ho ltepc,l'tM' W e athe r Teller John Daly N ewa Buddy Starch er Show Walt Disney Presentl Man From Black Haw� 77 S11nset Strip /1:00 1 1:10 11:15 \2·30 Newa A Look at the Weather Theater 13 SIIJl Off O•n•I 1 3 - Friday 8:00 8: 15 �00 iO:IJC! New• Captain ltlll(ll'OO C■r loon 'Dleater Red Rowe 13 . .· , WMPO Daily Pr•am·Schedule ......,. Th,...., 1:118 , SIIJl on 1:00 1:10 8:30 T:00 8:30 8:3& 1:30 I0:00 10: 16 10:31 10:40, 11:00 '2:00 Frldar • ,Guest: Star New■ & Weather IIFD Bre11d11t Part1 ·Hews �ut -Part)" New, Colin Time , Swap Shop Momin, Devotion, On 1he TOWD Country Hoe Down Noon NeWI , 12;30 Juat For You , J:30 News 1:3& }!tut For You . 2:00 c,iune On Pt. Pleasant 3:00 ,.;. Music Go Round · 3:30 News 3:85 Music Go Round 4i::ttl ' Local N�ws 4:ao Music Go Round 5:00 Sports In Review !HO Sports .Scpre, G:18 · The Bind Bu !5':45 Pat Boone Show 6:00 SuiKIOW? ae·renade 0:80 Off the Air . . . Long Bottom News Reported ' -TH' ANNUAL IN' �LI.ER BLIE W,,MITTEE \JNANl1"QU'; FEQ 'if''l9. lie 0FFISHUL , FIRE 8/JII.OER l 'L ABNER Wt: {.)NL-, · fi"l:J.'­ <;ar a MORI! I-OURS TOGETHER, 50, ""1.t+<� IT $NAPP"f,5AM ." ""''-,.. . I.ego/ Notice - IMSOLINI! ALLl:Y Mr: Ii/allot, you may your :bal>v .now. oee -4 ' tT na �IEF, I "TIIINK I SEE TME Fl�T W.AU. CF TME TIOAL WAV!.50ME SO OR 60 MILES iO Tie RIGl-fT. Byrd Sees Youth --.,� 1D K·e'nneuy " ,. A8. . '· -8· 1g , Dr3Wb8Ck ;..!.I jy A Cerli ficd Check in the itinoinit "1.1 each accompany must of $500.00 Bi<l. Successful Bidder to furnish " Bond in lh.e amount of $10,000.00. WASHINGTON · UPI-Sen. Roa. Meigs County Commissioners re• serve the right to reject any or an bert C. Byrd (D·W. Va.) says sen. · John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) Is too bids. Meigs County Commlttlonars young and -inexperienced t o be By Sharon Bo,-IH, Clerk . president. (4) 1 1 , 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, 6tc K enni!dy, who Is 42, and Sen. Hub ert H. Hum-phrey, D•Mlnn., 48, afe the only contenders In the May 10 Democratic pre,lden­ lial primary in West Virginia. COUNTY GALLIA & MASON • Ag ricu ltu re Agents ' AS WELL AS Special Reports FROM Ohi o State U n iversity Keep Area Farmers Informed llANCY___ - Byrd is backing Senate D emo­ cratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson Tex., 51, who i� not campaigning In any of the pre-cc,nvention prJsidential primaries. Returning from a five-day tour of 27 We st Virginia countie s, Byrd said that Kennedy "lscks the age and cxperlenN: to be rpr•• sitl ent In th ese perilous time�." I <:OULD I "-• o. 1,250,000 Ohioans To Vote In Primary COLUMBUS UPI-Secretary of State Ted W. Brown -predicted today that 1,250,000 Oh.ioans will vote in the May 3 primffY. Brown -also announced that a record 4,517,617 pe rsons are ell• gible to vote In Ohio of thti 6,· S00.000 who -would be el11lble if they registered. He S&id this wa a new primary record. Anrwuncing Bir.th MON. thru FRI. 1 2 30 p M ON EH ;$2 9-95 Aullablt With comfy Dilirioarn PN at small utr1 COit a.F· U,A, ' KE· R , rnitu· re . -- ,;. ' ·"-On Tbe' B-'""'•...-KM -.-uq- 1a "MIDDLE.PORT ' , i�_,....,,.._____._..,.i,!"!l',�,� 'r��ii,.•,,� c=,;,;.,���;.,..,;;i;:,�,_... ;,� _.,_ '1 . ..._ ,_ .:_, . .-,L • ' 1 ·• YOU SPARE A DOLLAR � Mr. aii.d Mrs. Herbert Jones, (Janet Ogdin), 2315 H owey !toad, sio,dway'1 •'l,ly Fair Lady." Columbus, are ,nnou n.cln l I thie �e feelint Wat entirely mµtual. birth of a son at White eta• • • : Hospital, APlll 1 9. They a(ao (!ave unabashwept' dancer, 11r1 Pretty a daughter, CoMJe, IS. Grandp1rcep_e r ed(y al tbfl overwhelminJ ents are Mr.· and Mr,. Kearney (lo for the American stage proOgdln, Langsvllle and Mr. and i:luctlon, · lmlua:ht here und er the J m er Jones, Wtlltton. M r :_ H • :: · cult\ll'il excltanf�· progra,;m �·:,_ • ==:========�:_::::.:; :; ___!:::::======= w . ... . I00-1, UIAl'AQ( \1:Jtl Notice Notice - --- ·- I.OOIOl8 JJ;r JI.I f'Q!f ly Vin w...A aurprtae birthday diMM' wa,. held Sundt)', April lO at tu home of Mr. and Vn. Garth Smith In honor of their aon, Kenn)', on bil 17th birthday. A bu1e ltlrthday cake wilh llt'IVellletll eandles made lbe centerpleet tor tbe birthd,iy tabl e . Kenny Jtef!ived many nice gift■. Th.Ole pre&ent included Sllll.n­ All sales subjel't to Rpproval of ley and Frank Well,. Frank An­ Probate t:ourt, "tit!& County, Ohio. drew, Bob and Dick Hall, Charl e. Walter Hamm W eber, Mn. Ver a Weber and Mn. Pomeroy . Ott.o H elen Archer . (4) t s. 16, rn, JD, 20, 2 1 , 6tc M r. and Mn. Forren Bhodn 1nd daughter were Sunday v.,:Uon of Mr. Bind Mrs. Donel Larkin■ and NOTICE OF SALE OF family •nd Mr. and Kn. Fred Lar- . AUTOMOBILE klna, Notirl' is her'eby given that on Virgil W1maely and aan. John, friday, )fay 6, 1960, al 10 A. M., were e mployed one day th.la Wflek thi:: undersignPd will ofler for aale for Harold .Brewe r and Harold Ger­ at puh\ic auC't ion lo !hf! highe�t man anti spent the ni&ht with his bidder for cash in hand at Blaet­ d aughter and family. l(r. and Mrs. lnar Auto company, Pomeroy, Dorsel •..arkins. Ohio. the following dcsl'ribed auto­ f,ay Rius and son. David, were tll(lbilc- to-w it: One 1954 Oodg1:. 2 dinner guests of Mr. and Sunday dr. sub .. Motor No. •U·, Serial No. Mrs. Oscar Babcock and son. Ru. 385�1341. Charles Larkins .was called back Dated this 18th day or April, to hia employment pt Cincinnati. 1960. David Vates and Rev. Snod&rJss GENERAL MOTOftS ACCEP, were calling on Mr. and Mn. Em, TANCE CORPORATION eraon Johnson and family at Port• By J, W, Hy-MS, PA 769 land. (4) 20, 21, 22, 3lc Mr. and Mrs. Billy Smith and ,on of Chill icothe are vi&itina: hit!I �ls­ te-r and rarr.-ly, M r. and Mn. ltar­ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT old N ewlun and daughter. Case No. 18,-154 Aud rey Smith and Vera Weber Est,te of George McQulvu. were shopping in Parkershul1il one deAHed day 1891 w eek. Evelyn Stout v isited M i!a Mary Notice is hereby given that Wll­ li!lln G . McQuigg, whose Post Of­ Carr recently. iic<' address is 3061 2 Webster Road Harold Brewer is remodelinc hi1 Bay Village, Ohio, has been duly home . appointed Adtninistrator or the Estate o f Georee M cQutgg fate of Meigs County, Ohio. deceased, Dated this 1 1 th day of Aptll 1960. F. H. O'BRIEN, By HENRIETTA McDADI Jt1dge of the Pr.obat e Court M r. and M rt1. Gilea Hammet of 7\ieigs County, Ohio (4) 14, 21, 28, 3tc Huntington spent the week tind ----with he r aister, Mr,. H.trrr Swan and .Mr. Swan. Robert and Charlet MeKelvey of Belpre were recent LEGAL NOTICE Meigs County Highw•r Dept. of their father, W . G. Kclr,,:Jvey NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: an d broth er John. Sealed B i d s will be received by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc"Bade the Meigs County Commiss ioners, sp e nt a few days last week vl•�t• Pemer1JY, Ohio, up until 10:00 ing their daughter, Mrs. RUl&ell 2nd, May o'clock A. M . Monday, 1960 for furnishing and applying a Lutton and family In A-la-on. Mr. and Mn. Gerald O\Jl'I and minimum of 83,000 gal. of I. E. 1 childr en of Huntington, Mr. •nd Roods. County on Dust Co1-1trol Mrs. Eb er Ours, Iotal, were the e th under MatPTial to be applied dinner gu ests Of her parent■, Mr. direction of County Engineer and and Mrs. Van M cDade Sunday, must have a temperatu re of not less than 160 degrees when applied. Work lo start on or about, the flrst of .l une 1960, an d to be completed by July first, 1 960. Leaal The ,DetectiVeJ Blark Saddle 'l'hlt Newa Tonl,(bt ScannJng the weather Sports R.eport Late Show Sign OU 10,30 On the Go t :00 J Love Lucy 1 1 :30 D ecem ber · Brid e 12,00 Love of Life 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1,2:45_ �-� G�t;l)ng µght .' �:00 1 J\'Eiatt: of the City t'!3'ef As th e World Turns 2:00 For •Better or Wor.11t 2:30 House Party 3:00 The Millionaire 3:30 V erdict Is Yours 4:00 The-- Brighter Day t:15 The Secret Storm f:30 The Edge of Night t:00 The Three Stooges 5:30 Life of Riley 1:00 Artbur J. �raitb-•N•1fl 1:15 Jule RivlUJ Sho• 9:30 Amos 'n' Andy 7:00 Markham 'l':::W Rawhide 8:30 Hotel De Paree 9:00 1960 Wiriter Olympics r0:00 The TwiUght Zone \0:30 Eyewit,ness tQ Hiatory \1:00 1 1 O'clock Newa J: lts Theater 13 1:30 Sign Oil LEGAL NO TIC! Thl' un d('rsiin<'d - is offering for sale two houses owned by the late Elmer Hamm, W e tzgall Street. Pomeroy, Ohio. Bi dij will be received for each parcel or on both parcth1. Two houses, appraised at :;t500.00 Property ma)' be seen at acy time bl· conlarLing Willer Hamm, Pomeroy, ui-w,. - � Portland Society News run WHTN�TV�Channel Legal Notice Leqal WCHS.TV C"cinnel 8 Channel 8 - Thunday 1 l"TRODUCTORV' PRICE ....... ....... _ .......... - Court St. ' 960-7 TELEV ISION GU I DE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 t:00 The Brighter Day 4:UI The Secret Storm 4:30 Tht Edge of Night ' •�- The Three Stooges ,,.......,&. -'1'be·Li� of Rlle,Y 8:-00 Arthur J. Smith-New, · • 8:15 A Look at the Weather fJ:2.0 Jule Rivlin Show 8:30 Amo, '11 Andy 7:00 U. S. Marshall 7:SO Lock Up !:00 Betty Hutton Show 1:30. . J:ohnny Ringo J:00 Zane GrFly Theat.H 8:30 ShotfU.n Slade 10:00 Revlon frtaent.a fits in space compacl enouah for a bridge table , . . folds •• easily . . . slides anugly under bad . , . can fit in 1runk of cir. Lighlweia:ht, ea,sy 1o moyc wi1h handy c a rrying handle and mooth•rolling casters. Sturdily­ built all steel frame, link fabric aprinp, s1roo1. lubu\ar lep and comfy silatex fales pad. Perfect for the overnight 1ueat, camp­ ing trips or whenever you ne(d an extra bed. And·pric:ed so lowl Come in today! - ( 2 1 ) Rea l !:state Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , April 2 1 , Channel 13 - Thunday FOLDING BED OF ALLI by Burton­ Dixie s. Spr,· ng Pa,· nt,· ng' Done NEWEST SLIMMEST TRIMMEST CD s. •'TIONWI• HOT MAJORITY OPINION UNfl'ED NATIONS, N. Y, UPIHugh Gail.llkell, leader of Britain'• opposition Labor Party, said Tu es• day that Monday's d emonstration by 75,000 persons in London against nuclear weapons was not an Ind ex to th e majority opinion of th e British people. Gaitskell waa here on a private visit. = JtRO, i'-,;.,, = ,_�• ■· a,, ·co 2,:;:1---I nsurance oo'N real Htatfl described u Parcell I, G, 6, and '1Plaintlff Jn her petition HUI forth all the beirs•at·l1w and next or kin of Edruund A. Caney, de• cea se d , who are entitled. to thfl r1ext estate of inheritance from Ed mund A. Carsey, deceased. Pla i nt i ff in her petition alleges that the Interest of sald Edmund A. Cusey, d eceased , is subj ect to th e li e n or cla i m or the Division of Aid for th e Aged i n lhe Depart• ment of Public Welfare of th e Slat e of Ohio. Plaintiff i n her pe ti tion requ ests authority to sell th e entire Inter­ est in all parcels describe d in said pet ition by v i rtu e of Se ction 2127 .· 08 of th e Revised Cmde of Ohio. In the pray er of th e pe tition plaintiff prays she may be author• ized and ordered to sell the en• tire inte rest i n all parce ls of real estate described in said petitlon, which are numbered 1 . 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 an d 7, according to th e statutea in such case mad e and provided, free and clear of any and all cla i ms of the defend'l..nts herein, aud for such other an d furth er re-­ lie f, legal and equity, as may be prop e r in the pre mises. Sai d part ie s are requ i red to answef on or before the 1 1th day or June A. D . 1960. Dated April 2 1st, 1960. Ed na O. Hawk as f.dmin• istratrix of th e Estate ot Edmund A. Carsey, deceased . Crow, Crow & Porter, Attotn ey s for Plaintiff <•1 21, 28; <5> 5, 12, 10, 2s. " . ABOUT FI FTY CENT5 2 17 DNII Jllf8BIIIIJP HOW ABOUT A PE NNY'S WORT/4 · OF ELECTR ICITY f �' . , , . - ._ � g.....Ilally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 21, 1960 POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES I emta per word, OQ inaerti.Olt Minimum ch�e- - 60 r.enU I een.11 per word f-1).T LAree co.nseouliv e inlertiona. Special. - o.ne mouth for 30 cent& per wor d. hi! nte of 3 Cl.\'nte per word ,rilJ. be cb.al'ged for adverti1h1C lf not paid wU-.bu1 10 days after receiving bill. .BrroN in Advertilinc - Should be reportPd immediately. The Dally Semioel wW not be ["eaponaible for more than one iococ• - --- Card of Thanb and Special Notice• of Evenll Jl.UO. Obltu.ariea pubtiJhed at 1 eenl per word. �IORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS G DAYS I MO. 1& 60c 90< $1.36 '4.M Z0 60c $1.20 fl.al $6.00 :Ill 711c $1.M $2.25 $7.30 Ada feelll.yed by 10 A.IL will be in that day·• Jllllpel', PHON E WY.2-21 57 l I I Notices 1 9 1 I-or !>ale Thoma, M. fain HOOVER UPRIGHT VACUUM Termhe and Pett c... ,ro1 Cl eaner in A-1 con d ition, has ,i,,.. ln,pectlofl, lnturanca Nation­ thro w away bag s . Full price """•· INY tfflna. only $23.00. Phone WY2-2204. 4-1 5-6lc PlloM WY 2·"66 l'ortlmNfh PR 64:ISO 2 29 lie CHARLESTON MILK BASE. How­ ard C.aldwe!IY Tupper s Plain&, SHA.DE VALLEY LAKE IS NOW Ohio. Phone Cool v ille 1598. open for fi,h ina:. 4 19 3tp 4 18 6tp -------- ii...,.., 1 8) AutQ Soles COMFORTA 8LE FOOT WEAR !or now and the hot d ays ahead . We 1 955 FORD V8 FAIRLANE 2 DR. have KEDE'ITES and SUMMER­ sedan. A be.autiful cu. $7lii5.00. ETTES in the "most wanted " Blatthrus, Pom eroy. 4 20-61(: 1lylea. The Shoe Box, Mi ddl e­ port. -'!. 18 6tc flON CINII UNd Cart All Mokt1 and '"°"II FOR SALE: l - 8 t_;U. FT HOT­ MITRO POLITAN MOTOU point refrig erator. 1 d i xle gu Main It, rang e .an d 1 dinette se t. Priced --.,..,, Oh'reaaom1ble. Raymond ThomH, 19'!0 CHEVROLET VB STATION Langsv llle , Ohlo. 4 18 tile Wagon One careful owner. Show, bett of care $1395.00. FOR SALE RESTAURANT COM­ Blaettnan, Pomeroy. 4•2�tc plet e and ready to operate. Call or see Freddie Thahel, Mason, 1955 �UICK IN VERY GOOD W. Va. 4-2l-3tp cond1Uon $600. Phon e SH2.-4192 4·21-3tc. 4½. H. P. GAHDEN THACTOR 1956 GMC ' � TON PICKUP. I w i th attachments. C. J. Li nger$695.00. Inquire at Hut Restaur- l felt, Lane St., New Haven, W. 4-21·6tp ant, Rutland. 4-21-3tc l Va. --lSffiO CADILLAC 4 DR. SEDAN. RECEIVED MORE TROPICAL Il s h, Molli e's, Angel'.11 an d Von Power ateerlnt. Spotl es,. black Rio's, etc. Lowell McNickl e, $1095.00. llnlab. Blaettnara, 4-15-6tc Antiquity, Ohio. Pomefo)'. 4-20-6tc ----------- --r:..••• - 1954 MERCURY IN GOOD CON­ diiion. New motor an d trans­ million wlth 4000 mllet!I. N ew brakea and wheel cylinders , caps and new ti re,. Pric e $4-GO Phone WY2�720. 4-20-6tc 1909 PONTIAC VB 4 DR. SEDAN. Ra d io and heater. On e carnful owner. Extra uice $2495.00. BlHltnara, Pomeroy 4-20-6tc _______,_ l 9 J for Sal e SINGER SEWINI.¥ MAC1IINE IN beautiful mudern cablnct. Cum­ plete with allachmcnl1 and &uaranlee. Will sell for $37.00 cash or by monthly payments. Phon e WY2-2204. 4-15-fltc l9Mi HOUSE 'J'HAU...Jrn. 30 fl. Sleeps six, 2 bedrooms. Very good c:undllion, Inquire nt 477 tij'c.lW.lore St., Middleport. 4 19 file R WSTERED HEllEFOHD BULL. so milk cooler. Mrs. Eurana IVINOOW BUND� .,\NO SHADES Thomas, Long Bollom, Ht. No. Ven:;.U111 Bllnda, all 1ize1 and 1. 4-21-3tp colon, Jtre1 Eltimatea. Dale Wippel Supply, au, Unic.n �ve, , l'omeroy, Obie.. 3-4-6otc ( 90 1 TOO,ATO STAJIES. ANY QUAN• USRD BOATS AND MOT0ai '25 and q while ' the,- lalt, M■tr• tlty up to ao,ooo. Reusonably poOtln Motor1, 600 I, Mein prlcNI. C.:MII WY 2-2663 or M aaon It., Pomtroy, Phone WY.2.-IVO. SPruce 3-M196 collect alter 7 p. 1 1•24-tfc mN 4 19 3tc Ma rine Suppl iei. ( 1 4) For Rent --- CHICKEN MANUHE. All to be moved oul or bulldlna. Cheater Spencer, Rt. 3, Pom eroy. Call APAt\ l'MEN'fS - t'urnuihed 1nd uuturnilhed. Mdlaau1n, Middle• _!.U 3-227 1. 4 19 3tp porl. Ph.one WY-2-5286. 2·8-tf UIVING ROOM SUITE. EXCEL­ lent condition. Will deUve r rea- 7 AND B ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 room apartment,. A. N. Ben1el, .lOnable dlatance. Phone SH2Phone WY2-S272. 11·2-trc f67i. 4-20-3lc 19M CO·OP COCKSHUIT TIIAG FOK RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY ,t room, and bath, unfu rnlabed. TOR with live 1,1ower take oH. Call 11fter 3:30 P. M., Phone Robert Pkketi, Pomeroy, WY 2· 4-16-tfc 631U. 4 19 3tc wY2-:une 1 GUS!, SHOWCASE, $:I0.00, Call ASHLAND UIL SERV. STATION M iddleport, Ohio, Good oppor­ Dut1.Gn Drua: Co. 4 1 8 3t p tunity for rl&hl p11rty. Come to bulk plant at Mine rsv ille or c,lt WY2·2166 fo r detaila. 4-20-Jtc t '. 1 •' 1 7 1 Help Wonted WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL hou■ework. Call WY2-3241. 4·19-3 1c COOK WANTED, CALL WY2-9982. 4·20-3tc For FREE lnopecllon, ,HON Gilmore's Supply Slore ■ WY-2-1774 V1111hu'1 E1lennlnalln. Cvmpan7 II, Mo"" W, Va. READING TIiis AD WON''l' IIELP Call lhe number below for ap• polntment if you are 23 and can qualiry 18 the m,1.n I want, lhl■ ,m1JJ ad will be the begin• plna of your future. OL.J-4013 f.-2J-2lc WANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN for part tlme work In alore. W r ltp gi ving referenc es lo Box 668-S % The Daily Senl1nel, P om eroy. f·21-3tc HOUSE AND LOT IN NAYLORS Run, Welt Main Slrffl., Pome• ro:r, 1lx rooma, ht.th, all utUI• tJea, flN6.00. FKAME HOUSE, TEN ROOMS DAY WORK. BY LICENSED (l.wo eomplet� flvtt room aJ)lrt• practical nurse. Call TU 2-44M mentl)• 111 utillUea, two bath•• between 9 and 3. " 19 6tc double lot, on P'ront Street b)' Pomeroy, E>< preu om.., MI00.00. O'Brien and Cfow 1 -----t. 0. McCOY RealLy, Call WY2-2'120, Pome, AUCTION ray. ■- 1. .._ -- •Mo. TWELVE FOOT NEAT CASE, COND"'1ClNING, REFRIGERd ouble dulY, Koch, like new 1Uoa aervlte. Jack '• Rerri,ceraN()0,00. tlon, Nf!lrt Havu, Phon1 ._.21-31-C :151137. 11-:13-U LIVI IAIT, MINNOWI, NIGHT Qawlert, tilhlng suppllea, fish- 11.UILL a PURNAC'-� WISrtNOln,: llcenaea, available from 6 MOUi •"lllftcn. A.maid •� • · m: to T:30 p. m. week day•. thert, ,.,,HUN. Ohio. 'hone Bunda)' 8·10 a. m. File Novelty WY-2.QM. 1 1-19-Hc Shop. .fi-.21-12tc - - -- --•�'111,EV\slON RADIO AND S11ALL n:AM OF BLACK .MARES 2800 1ppllance repair. Ph one Ot.11 Ibo. II. E. Geltyl, Happy Holllc:Cllntock, llleln1, Ohio. low Rood. •21.atc 1-1-tfc l l tU fmplovmem Wonted (20 ) Busi ness Se rvi ces .111 ■■■ m. ru ■ ■ caa. 1 COCA COLA MACHINE IOe .llokle 8 C.11 or aee Fred· 1111111, va. ...... , . . .... 'tllabol, ..... "f. ------ ..... deceased; J ohn Partlow, WhON dent, and. ii Is neceasary to sell er, whose plac e of residente ls place of resid ence is utlnowD ; the re al estate owned by Edmun d unknown; Ralph Miller, whose evisees, leea- A. Carsey, de ceased, al the lime the unknown h e in, d Ca .. No. 1 8,165 plac:e of resi de nce is 1 1315 FirDonal d C&rsey, whose place of mona Ave .. Inglewood, Cali fornia; tees, d istributee�, adimnistraton, of his dec ease, in orde r to pay the re si d ence is 5451 S. B elsay Road , Huth Hayes, wh05e plac e i;Jf real• exerutors , if any, of John Pa rtlow, -debts of s ai d deced ent and the Grand Blanc, Michiga n; the un- dence IS 2501 Lenore St., Pllrk- deceased ; the unknown heirs, d e v- costs of ad ministering said estate. known h ei rs, de v isees, legatee s, ersburg, W. Va.; the unknown 1sees, legat ees, d istrlbute e.s, ad- tUrlher, pla i nliff alleges lhat the distr1butees, administrator s, ex ecu- heir.s, dev1sees, l egatee s, distri bu- min1.strators, ex ecutors, of Alex- sa id decedent. Edmund A. Carsey, tors, if an;y, of Ev e re tt Carsey, de- tees, admm1struors, executors, of ander Hull, decease d : the unknown d i ed seized in fee simpl e of all the CM.sc d ; the unknown he in., de v 1- t�annie r· rost, dec eased; lhe un• heirs, de vLsee s, l e gatees, distr i bu- parcels of real estate hereinaJter sees. legate es, d i1tribut ees, admin- known heirs, de v isee1. l egatees , tees, .ad ministrators, uecutors of described as parce l nos. I . 2, and 4. Grant Hin ds, dece ased ; lhe un- An d further lhat Ed m und A. Car, • i.strators , e xecutors. if any, of Eva distributees, ad mmtstrator s , e:x ecu­ Carsey, deceased ; the unknown tors, if any, of Elsi e M ill e r, de- known he irs, dev i sees, legate es, sey died seized i n fee simple of heirs, dev1sees, legat ees, distribu- ceased ; the unknown heirs, devia- distributees, ad ministrators, e x e c- the undivided 801 / l 296lh part of tees, ad ministrators, executors, if ees, leg.11tees, di stributees, ad m i n- utors of Morgan Martin, dece ased ; parcel nos. � 5. 6, and 7, describany, of Luther S. Carsey, deceased ,· islrators, executo rs, if any, of Esta the unknown he irs, devisees, lega- l;'!d herein to-wit: Parcels Nos. 1 · 2 : the unknown heirs, devisees, lega- Burnsid e, deceaSP.d ; the unknown tees, di stributees, administrators, of Lewis Bolin, OeceasThe following described real tees, distributees, administr.ators, heirs, de\'isees, legatee s, d i stribu- executors · executors, 1f any, of Etta Turner, Lees, administrators, executors, if ed; Wilber Dean, whose place of estate situated in the County of dece.ased; Della Dowell, whose a11y, of Leonar d Burns ide , dec eas­ res iri enc e is unknown; th e un- Meigs, i n the State of Ohio, in the place of residence is 1417 Mui- ed; Jesse Story, whose place of known h e irs, de vis ees , legate es, Township of Bed ford, bounded and berry Drive, Tampa, Florida: Walt- residence is Goodi ng, Idaho; Ralph d is\ribute es, ad ministrators. e ll.ecu.- describe d as follows : The south er Will, whose place of resid ence Story, whose place of reside nce is tors, if any, of Wilber Dean, de - half of the west one-haU of F'racceased ; the unknown heirs, de v i- t1011 No. 1 , Town No. 3, Range No. 1s unknown; the unknown heirs. Good i ng, Idaho; Me l vin Story, dc_v1_secs, legatees. distnbulees, ad- whose place of residence is Good- sees, legatees, d i stributees, ad- 13 of the Ohio Company'11 Pur1�1�1sln1tors, executors, 1f any, ,of ing, Idaho; th e unknown he irs, mim slrators, executofs of W right chase. contain i ng 65½ acres, more E l fie Will, deceased; Branch Mill- , devisces, legatee s, distributees, W elker, dece ased; the unknow n or less. There is excepted from this heirs , dev isees, legatee!, distribu- tract of land 30 acres more or less TELEVI SION RADI O AND SMALL admin istrators, exe cutors, if any, tees, ad ministrators , e xecutors of conveyed by a former owner, ; und h t e Appliance repair, Call Frank 0 - Elfa Slory, de cease Maliss a Partlow, d c eased; the un- James Phillips, to Wil liam R. Phil­ C1Pfflna, 414 N. hcond AYe., known heirs, dcvisccs , legatees, known he irs, dev isee,;, legate e s, j lips by a deed dated January 14, He d1stributees, a.dmimstrators, e xe cuMkldlepon. distribute e5, adm i nistrators, exec- 1877 and recorded in Volume 47 W>rs of Moses A. Partlow, dec easutors of William Martln, d eceas ed; 1 at Pag e 597 of the records of AUCTIONEER ed; the unknown he irs, devis ees, th e unknown heirs, de visecs, l ega- dced1 of "Me i gs County, Ohio, and Complm SeNI� legatees, dislributeei., adm i nislradistrihutees, administrators, at the present date own ed by E. C. tees, Critt Br■dford tors, executors of William A. of Ste ph en Hull, de- McGrath {See dee d from A. o. executors Write, Phone or Contad Story, decea sed ; the unknown c eased; th e unknown heirs, d e vi- Lightfoot to E. C. M cGrath, Vol� C. BRADFORD, Racine, Ohl._ heir8• devisees, l e gatees, distribu• ees , l egatees, distr ibutees, admin- ume 146, page 613). 25--U t.ces, a d mi ni strators, executors of s iatrato rs, e xecutors, of Amanda H. Furth ermore exc e pting a tract of Eliza B. Dean, deceased ; the un• HO>ll; BUILDERS, BIRCO CABI­ known heirs, de visees, legatees, Marlln, d eceased; the unknown land containing 10 acres more or NET mak ers Formica link tops. distributees, adm inistrator,, e xecu- heirs, de v lsees, l egatees, d istribu- l ess an d de scfibed as follows: B e• Vinyl aabestos block laid. House tor11, if any, of Luther H. Carsey, tees, administrators, executors of ginning at the south east corner or th e un- th e south half of the southwest repalt• ot ail de1crJ.p Uona. Call dece ased; th e unknown heirs, devi - John Li nds ey, de<:eased ; known heirs, d e v is e e s. l e gate es, quarte r of said Fraction No. 1 : Guy Ne' aler, Racine, Ob.lo. se es, legatees, dlstributeea. ad mind istributees , administrators, e:xecu- th e nc e north 66 rod s and 9 links Mi Uc 2 i strators, e:xetuton of Ja rv is Caraey, de ceased; th e unknown hein, tors, if any, of Luth. er Carsey, d e- to the north line of the south h.alr GRAVELY T"-ACTOR SALIS AND ceased; th e unknown h.e lr-s, devi- of sa id fract i on; thence west 24 Service. 51 2 E. MalR, PotMro-,, d ev isee s, legatee s, dlst rlbulees , ad- se es, l e gatees , d lstribute es , admin- rods; thence south 66 rods and 9 y Phone WY2•2975. Open 'tll 9 m i n i strators, executors of Holle istratora, ex ecuton, if any, o( Lu- l i nks to the south lin e of said Hawk, deceased; the unknown p. m. until Jun• 1. S.INm■n: ther Partlow, deceased ; the un- Fraction; th ence east to the place e irs, de vis eos, l egatee,, dlstribuHarold l■rnhHt, Reed&vllle, h tees, ad minis trato rs, executor■ of known h e irs , devla ees, legatees, of beginn i ng. Ohio. Phone Coolwlll• 3691. REFERENCE DEEDS: Vol. 1 16, John Caney, deceased ; the un- dl etrlbutee� , administrators, uecu3-19--Uc known heirs , devi sees , l egatee1, tors, if an;y, of Elihu Partlow, d e• Page 595, Vol. 127, Page 1�2. Vol. ceased; the un�no�n heirs , de:,-" i • FOR THE BEST ROOFING SER­ distr i bute es, ad ministrators, ex ecu- ees, legatees, d1slr1butees, adm n- 147, Page 632, Vol. 148, Page 244, r � v ic e, roof repairing, roofing, tors of Lilly Roa e Carse)', deceB11· iatrators, executors, o Moses Part- Deed Records, :Meigs County, Ohio. ' ( Parce l No. 3 roof •painting, Call u s Bill ed . th e unknown h eirs, deviaee1, le - low, deceased; th e unknown h e irs, following described real Th e Wyatt and George Staats. Phone gatees, di atributees, adminiatrator11 d �vi_aees, l egatees, diatributees, adestat e situated in the Townsh.ip of executors, if an;y, of Carolin e CarWY2-2724. Pomeroy, Ohio. sey. deceased ; th e unknown heirs, mimstnlors, executors, of Jame s Bedford,. in the County of Mei gs 4-15-fltp. ---- --------- de visecs, legatees� distrlbuteea, a d- W. Carle ton, deceased; the un- an d State of Ohio1 i n Fracti on No. ARE YOU RUN DOWN AT THI mini11tralors, e xecutors , i f any, of k�own heir,, d� v !t1eea, l egate es, 1 I , Town No. 3, R ange No, 13 of Purchase hHl.-t Don your MVI nffcl UY. Ed mund Carse y, deceased; the un- d1 strlbutees, admmu1trators, ex ecu- the Oh i o Company's Ing? But Vl'ork. LawHt Prlc"­ known heirs, dev isees, l egatees, tors, of Lusana �artlow, deceased; bounded and describe d as follows: R.&CINI SHOI SERVIC I IHOP di11tribute e11, administrators, e:xecu- the unknown heirs, devlsees, le ga- Beginning at the southeast corne r tees, dislributees, administrators, of the soulh haU of th e southwesl RACINI, OHIO. tors, of William R. Phllllp.11, deG ceased; the unkonwn he irs, devi- e x ecutors of eorge Wa shington quarter of said Fraction No. l ; Partlow, d eceased; t!te unknown th ence north 66 tods an d 9 Jinks sees, legatees, distribulc ea, addevlsees, legatees, distribu- lo the north line of th e south half heirs, ministrators, executors , of Jamc1J1 Phillips, dec eased ; the unknown lees, admini_strators, executors of of sai d Fraction No. 1 ; thence west heirs, dcvisees, lcgat�es, di!lrlbu- Wllllam Christy, deceased; th e un- 24 rods·' thence south 66 rods and tees, a d mini strators, executors, of known he i rs, de v ise es, legatees, 9 links tu th e south line of saicJ ad�inistralors, exec- Furtion; thence east to the place Naham Wa rd , deceased; the un- d lstributee s, utora deceue d; t he of beginning containing 10 acres of Ida Christy, known heirs, devlsees, legate es, unknown heirs, d eviseea, legatee s, more or less.' distrlbutecs, ad ministrators, e xecuad ministrators, ex e cBefore 9:30 A.M. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: tors, of Geor�e D. Welker, deceas- d istribute es, of utors, Tid e Christy, deceas ed; Vol . 54, Page 227 Mlddleport WY•2-2649 De e d Records, cd; th e unknown he irs, de v isees, e unknown he i rs, de visees, le ga- Meigs County, Oh io · Case No. 3627. th Pornaroy WY-2..389$ s , legatee distrlbutee s, admlniatraKAUT% FEID $TORI tors, ex ecutors, of Abe Pric e, de- tee s, distributees, administrators, Probate Court, M e igs County, Ohio, At Cttetter ceased ; the unknown he irs , d evi- executors of M i nnie Christy, de- Vol. 1 48, Page 244 Deed Records. Yukon 5-2145 Parcel No. 4: .secs, le gatees, distributees, admln• ceased; th e unknown he irs, d e viHAMII.L SIRVICI STATION The follciwing de scribed real istraton, executors, of Lyd ia A , �ees, legatees, distributee11, adminBefo,. 9!00 A.M. Wingett, dec e1118�d; the unknown 1atrators, e xecutors of Charles estate situate d in the County of AIIMn,- 3353 h_eln, dcv is ecs, l egatees, d i8tribu- Chtltlly, decea1ed; tht ,!illkllQ;Nn Me igs, in the Stat e of Ohio and in Every Day Bervlefl 111 - tees, a d ministrator s, e xecutors, of he irs, d eYisees, legatees, distr ibu- the Township of Bedford m f'rac---- Be njam i n Cornell, deceased; the tee s, administrator!!, e xecutors of lion No. 7, Town No. 3, Range No. UPHOLSTIRY CLEANED unknown h.eirs, deviaeea, legatees, Yem Chri�ty, dec�ased ; lht: un- 13 of the Ohio Company's Purby new m odern method· en dorsed distributeea, ad ministrators , e xecU• known heirs, dev 1sees, legatees, chase, bounded and desc ribed as by l eading fabric manufacturers . ton of Barlon Mills, deceased; the di stributees, admini�traton, e xocu- follows: Beginning twenty chains Cost very low. All work guaran- unknown he i rs, dev l sces, lcgate l!S, tors of Gro ver Chri sty, deceased; and 25 links east of th e northwest teed . Furnilur•J rea dy to use In distributces, ad mini strators, exccu- Mike Christy, whose place of resi - corner of Fraction No. 7 at a 2 hours, All work d o11e electrl- ton, of Alden Story, d ecease d ; the de nce is Tipton, Iowa; the un- stake with two wh i te oaks as wit­ cally. Call tod11y !or demonstration unknown heirs, devlsces, Ie11:atCH, known heirs, de Yi sees, l eg_ateea, ness trees; thence e ast 8.7, ch.tins or estimate . NO OBLIGATION. dlstrib1.1tecs, admini strators, e xecu- dlstrlbutees, administrator s, exec- to a stake at the road· thente P1u9h'1 Upholatuy CIHnen tors, of t:liia A. Carsey, dece ased; utors of Carl Christy, decea!led ; the south 5 1 ¼ degrees �est 3.80 Phone TU2•56a5. 4-l6-6tp the unknown he irs, dev i sees, J ell• unknown heirs, �e�isees,, lcg11tees. chains; thcn(.'e south 35 degrees -tees, distribute es, adnHn istralora, dlt!llributees, adm1mstrator1, execu- west 3.00 chains along th e road to tors of Er ne at Christy, dec eased; a atak e , a small black oak 89 witCLILAH .. • executors , of Luzanne Parllow, de..._ Ii TV Re pair ....,_ th e unknown he irs, de visees, lega- ness tree ; thence north 431/4 deceased; the unknown heirs, devl• t ees, dl1tr ibutees, ad miniatr alors, grcea we st 90 links to a gum 12 Phone WY-�2155 seet1, l egatees, distributees, admin• · executoni of We ber Chriaty, de• inches in d iameter; th e nce north P'omiittip,. Oh-. istrators, executors, i i ,ny, o f Ml tilda Jane Partlow, deceased; the ceased ; th e unknown he irs, devi, 33 degrees we st 2.30 chain s ; < ,\11,,f unknown hei rii, dev isees , legatees, 11ees, l egatee,, dlatrlbutees, admin• th ence north 44 degrees west 1 .75 - -------- dis tributees, admlnlt!ltrators, execu• lstrators, executors of Albe rt chains to 111n ash tree 10 i nches In BARNES-SIMPSON .IN&u CK tors, of Ta c y E. Thumb, deceased ; Christy, deceased ; th e unknown diam ete r; thence north 27 degrees A1 ut� Middleport. Flre.,�utothe unknown he irs, dovlsecs, le11:•• h elrs, devi1ees, Je gateu, dlst rJbu- west 1.50 chains to the place of mo itie, B ondi, Pbont WY-J. tees, dl8 trlbutee1, adm lnlstrator1, teca, adminJstratora, executors of beginning, containing Three (3) 2903· executors, If any, of John H. Car• Charles Christy, de ceHed; the un- acres, more Of Jess. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: sey, deceHed; Mra, J. "M. Thumb, known heira, devlsee1, legatees, 00MPLETE -IN __ bURANCI: diatrtbutees, adminlatraton, exec- Vol. 116, Page !i95; Vol. 127, Page wh place 01e e rcald or is ncc . un• uton of Mary Youna:, tectlon. Lile, Auto, )'In. Pollo deeaased; 1�2; Vol. 147, Page 6.12, D eed RecCall Don llllla. lllddJeporl. known; lhe unknown he irs, devl• the own heirs, devl1':9&, le:a- ords of 'Meig1 County, Ohlo. kn un e s, se l e gat ees, dlstrlbut e es, ad• Ob,,. Pa rce l No. 5: mlnlatratora, executor,, if any, of tee1, d11tr1bu 1ees, adm1mstratora, executors, it any, of Ida Ch risty Th e followlna described real Mrs. J. M. Thumb, deceased ; John &TJV.1118 Carsey, whole pince ol real• Youna:, deceased; the unknown estate aituated in the Town11hlp of dence i, unknown; th e unknown heir,, devisees, legate,,, dlsiribu- Bedford, In the County of M elg,, heir,, devlaeea, leaatees, dlstrtbu- tees, ad.m�nlstratora; executors if and State of Ohio, ln Fr11,ctiona ,.. tees, administrators, executors, If any o( Georae Young, deceased; No. 1 and No. 7, Town No. 3. t�e unknown heirs devlaees, lea:•- Rang� No. 1!1 or the Ohio Comany, o f John Carsey, deceased; William Christy, whoae place of teiiH, dist r ibutecs, adminl1trators, pany s Purchase, bounded and de­ "" ...._.-. reside nce ta unknownj the un:- executors of Sa rah Ernaline Part• scribed aa foUows: Beginning at a low, deceased; the unkn own heirs, point SO chalnt!I west ot thll north­ known heir, dev laeea legatees devl1ee1, lea:1teea, dlatributeea, east corner o� Fraction No. 7; 4ft LIMeln It, dlstributeei, �dmlnlatra'tors, execu: Phone WY-MS61 Mtddls,orl tor11 if any of William Christy de- administrators, executora, If any, thence south 6 chains and ,53 links coas�d; chulea Christy, whote of Charlea Ch ri1ty dectued: Ida to a post where an •� 12 inches place ot residence 11 unknown· Youn,e, wh oae place of residence la !n diameter bean south 10 link!!; the unknown heln, devl.aees, lega: unknown: th e unknown heirs, dev• the�ce north 84 degrees e11t 15 FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM HOUSE l.et'!I, distributeet!I, laee,, le&ateea, dlatrlb\ltees, ad• chams and :W links to a point ln admlnistrator"s, 13 acrea, 3 miles from Middle­ executon, mlnlatratora, executor,, if any, or the ro111d; thence with 11ld r�ad if any, of Ida Youns, port, >,ii mil e ot t Rt . 7. Contact deceased · Joaeph Partl ow, Jr.,. deceaaed; Ab· north 17 degrees we1t 7 chama Asbury Caraey wh0$0 Blanche G. Cline, Alba�, Ph one place or ' r ealdence is �nknown; · ner Partlow, who�e place of r�•1· ,nd 11 links to an ashcetre4: ln the 2467, a�e nt for Central Re a It)' the unknown dence ls unknown, the unknown for ks or the road; then w11h the heir• ee 1 g Company, Columbus. 4-21-Stp tees, dit!ltrlbutee,, ' devls heirs, devlaeea, legatees, di■tribu. road north 82:lia degrees west 2 admlnl:�at��: tees ,adminllltnton, executon or �hains and 55 links to a post; of Asbury Car• HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN executors, Ifedany, Em � U t,; Don Christy, deceaaedi wm take thente south 7G degreH west 5 · ma m Syr•cus e . See Rk:hard Wine­ aey deeeu notlce that on the 1st day of M arch thaln1 and l50 Unks to the south brenner. 4-21-Slp wh� place oi reaidence is �n� 1 , Edna O. Hawk, aa Adminia- line of _Fractton No. 1 and the HOUSE FOR SALE IN POMEROY knownj the unknown' hein, devl• t r960 atrlx of the Estate or Edmund north hne of Fraction No. 7 ; sees legatee• diitrlbute.e 1 9 room•, 2 baths, full liled ec:\l tr� A . . C1t1e y, deceaaed, filed her pe. thute west with said line 5 chains � �.' �{d 1::: baaement, ne w a:aa furnace, ls tora, ex ton i f n tlt1 on in the Probate Court of and GO link• to the place or be gin­ d�eaaed · � A l1rte lot. F. A. Swallel, 807 ma SUmeb: Meip County, Ohio, beln• Cue ning, containing 10 acres. One Spring Ave., Pomeroy . 4-1G· 12tc Pier ce, whoa� place of 'residt:: No. 18, 16&, againt!lt the above halt acre Is In the south part of 11 unknown · the unknown helra devlaeet, 1eiateea, diatributees, ad'. named partiet. and other& u de- Ft-action No. 1 and Nine and one­ f0B SALE: FIVE IIOOM HOUSB ministralon executors If any of fendanta, allecm, that she ii the halt acres ue ln Fraction No. 7. duly ap�inted and qualitled Ad- ThflN: la exceptfd from lhe he rein with baN,. Nice loeatlon. Melvin Anna Pier�, deeeated.' ; the • un- mlnl1tratr1l of &.he ir.,tate of .Ed· described parcel of land a tract of l l l Locuol st·• P OJHl'Q known heln dlv1111!ta leg te s :� p mund A. Cane)', deceated. Furth• land de�lbed 11 �ollowa: Begin­ Ot dJatrlbut&et, ' admlaiitr�tors, 'ex!:: ermore I.hat Che penonal , ,roperty nlnf at the 1outhe11t C?mer o(. the BOUSE FOR SALE M PAGi­ utors of l�pb ParUo w, dtce•sed·• or the nilf Edmund A, Caney, <t,e- herein described tract of land; Partlow' Jt.� whoso Pl a: ceased, Is wholly inallf'flcien t to thence south 1M degrees west 3 town, ■Is rooma, 4 nom.1 don. Joaeph eudenoe la unk own · th 2 up, ap1r ozlmatei, 1 •ere 1• of r P the cos.ta of 1dm t nl1terlnC a.a id chalna; thence north l T degre es known heln, devJaeea, ' leg:te!,, �Y a '\lel land euellent well 13 mUe c..tlte and the debts of the dece- west. 3.33 cbailll to • hole in rock; from Pome roy on State .Rout■ dlatributees,, admlnii&rators, exec892. Price '800.00. Inquire uton, if any, of Abne"r Partlow, deceased; Anna' :fl'artlow, whose place Mn. Howell at Pa1elowa, NOW IS THE MOST OPPORTUNE TIME of residenee 1, unknown; lhc un3-12.flOte TO HAVE YOUR known hieirs, de\'ise es, legatees., 3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR SALE. dl1trlbuteea, 1dmini1lrator,, e xecI acre of ground. Loc,,ted on utor,a, 11 1111. of Anna Partlow, deMidd leport Hill. Ph, WY 2-311 8. •,..ed; Roile Partlow, whose plaee We Mow Y:\Fan = ud Replaee 4 19 31C or residence i1 unknown: th e un-a la Cost, · _ All W�tlo . known heln, devluies, leg11tei&ai Legal NotI.Ce WANT ADS ' ..... _ ..,. ss Call Dlca Stenett - • thence north 8' dep-eea ead 3 chains to the road or to the eHt lint! of th e abo ve de scribed. 10 acre tn1.ct; thence south 17 de grees easl 3.33 chains to the plac e of be­ ginning, the exception h ereil'I to contain I acre mor e er less. k.t:.FERENCE LNSTRUM.ENTS: Vol. W, Page 1 18; Vol. 87, Pages J l 4-3 l5 Deed Records, Case No. J<627 Probat e Court, M eigs Coun­ ty, Oh i o. Vol. 148, Page 244, De ed H.ecords. Parcel No. 6: -�1 The lollowmg descr i bed real es­ tate situated in the Township of J::1.edford , m the County of Meigs and Stale of Ohio, bounded and de­ scribed as follow11: The south one­ half of the e.ast one-half of t'rac­ t1011 No. 1 , Town No. 3, Range No. 13, of the Ohio Company's Pur• chase, contaimng about 65 acres, more or less. There is exc e pted , however, the following described tract of land: Beginn ing at the southeast corn er of Fraclion No. 1, Town No. 3, Range No. 1 3, thence west on sa i d fraction l ine 6S rods, 13 l inks to the Coun'ty Road; thence North � degrees we::;t IO rod8 along sii.1 d road ; th e nce north 21 degre es east 39 rods to a large wh i te oak stump; thence north 25 degrees east 20 rods to th e mid d le line of sai d Fraction; the nce east 28 rod s an d 1 1 links to a stone; th e nce south 5 rod s and 1 7 links to the southwest corner o { Frac­ tion No. 2 ; thenc e east 19 rods and 17 links to the northwest corner of Sectmn No. 8; thence south 60 rods and 1 7 links to the plac e of beginni ng, containing 22 acre1, more or less. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS Vol. 24, Pages 536-537, Vol. 87, Pag es 314-315, D e ed R ecords , Meigs County, Ohio, Cas e No. 3627, Probate Court, M e igs County, Ohio; Vol. 148, Page 244, De ed Records. Parc el No. 7: The following described real es­ tate situat ed i n the Township of Bed ford, ln the County of Meigs, an d State of Ohio, in Fraction No. 7, Town No. 3, Range No. 13 of th e Ohio Company.'s Purchase , bounde d and descr i bed as follows: Beginning on the north l i ne of l-"'raction No. 7 at the northwest corner of a ten atre tract of land de eded by M ight Welk e r (see Vol­ ume 30, Page 229) to Luther Car­ sey; thence west on sa i d Fraction line 25 rods to th e road; thence i;outheaste rly along said road to a point 7 rods south of the place of beginning; thence north 7 rods to the place or beg i nning, conta i ning B7/160th of an acre, more or less. REl'' ERENCE INSTRUilfENTS: Vol. 36, Page 195, D ee d Records, Meigs County, Oh i o, Case No. 3627 Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio. Plaintiff says that the real estate, descr i bed in said petition as Parce ls 1 1 2 and 4 and wh ich were own ed entirely by Edmund A. Carsey at the tim e o{ his de­ cease, was appraised! by tho ap­ praisers at $1,000.00. Said plain­ tif[ states that the interest of Edn\und A. CllI'sey in the real es­ tate de scribed as Parcels 3, 5, 6 and 7 was appraised a l $618.00 an d that the e ntire interest in said real estate was appra is e d by the appraisers at $1,000.00 and is its true value. Plaintiff states that she is un­ able to determine which de fen­ dants are the owners of the re• maining 495/ 1296th part or the 1 24-o For Sale or Trade · CIJSToll B UD,T JUT(.REN D&llpt4 tr .,.011r boll':> .,,... • FOR SALE OR. TRADE FOR - .......... IDd Abbol� Beef cattle 3 ridlol b_.. Reinvlda �aim Pbou WY-Hl:IL H-11 · �� 11'. t � ��R,,i. !., ' ' �!�'/l''!:, m r Ylf• Spec... .. """°' u Pafllliag �� � �=��!�T.: GET FltEII: ESTIMATES NOW euoed: Cha rle, Partlow, whooe place of residence 1, unknown; tbe unknown helrw, deviaees, legateu. dl1tr1butet� admlnl11r11on, ..1t 111, ot ,Cbatl• PuUOW, ,.__,_""'.,..,.,.· ,. ...,________.,.___..1 ..,.P ·""" ... "' �.-..,_-,.. '°:' For Fulth••· h,fonnotion ' �all. WY.•2-�47· Po�eroy, Ohio the space­ saving � • E ♦ • ........... --- 1'Jtw■II \lalaaN"IIII ·-· -1.. I) ,..,. htlte tt,H11 ...-....111• 1_,.,., -...,Jlf , , GQESSLER . JEWEL_ RY , Channel 3 - Thunday Com edy Playhouse Adve nture Tb.eater Steamboat Bill Sgt. 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ALLl:Y Mr: Ii/allot, you may your :bal>v .now. oee -4 ' tT na �IEF, I "TIIINK I SEE TME Fl�T W.AU. CF TME TIOAL WAV!.50ME SO OR 60 MILES iO Tie RIGl-fT. Byrd Sees Youth --.,� 1D K·e'nneuy " ,. A8. . '· -8· 1g , Dr3Wb8Ck ;..!.I jy A Cerli ficd Check in the itinoinit "1.1 each accompany must of $500.00 Bi<l. Successful Bidder to furnish " Bond in lh.e amount of $10,000.00. WASHINGTON · UPI-Sen. Roa. Meigs County Commissioners re• serve the right to reject any or an bert C. Byrd (D·W. Va.) says sen. · John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) Is too bids. Meigs County Commlttlonars young and -inexperienced t o be By Sharon Bo,-IH, Clerk . president. (4) 1 1 , 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, 6tc K enni!dy, who Is 42, and Sen. Hub ert H. Hum-phrey, D•Mlnn., 48, afe the only contenders In the May 10 Democratic pre,lden­ lial primary in West Virginia. COUNTY GALLIA & MASON • Ag ricu ltu re Agents ' AS WELL AS Special Reports FROM Ohi o State U n iversity Keep Area Farmers Informed llANCY___ - Byrd is backing Senate D emo­ cratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson Tex., 51, who i� not campaigning In any of the pre-cc,nvention prJsidential primaries. Returning from a five-day tour of 27 We st Virginia countie s, Byrd said that Kennedy "lscks the age and cxperlenN: to be rpr•• sitl ent In th ese perilous time�." I <:OULD I "-• o. 1,250,000 Ohioans To Vote In Primary COLUMBUS UPI-Secretary of State Ted W. Brown -predicted today that 1,250,000 Oh.ioans will vote in the May 3 primffY. Brown -also announced that a record 4,517,617 pe rsons are ell• gible to vote In Ohio of thti 6,· S00.000 who -would be el11lble if they registered. He S&id this wa a new primary record. Anrwuncing Bir.th MON. thru FRI. 1 2 30 p M ON EH ;$2 9-95 Aullablt With comfy Dilirioarn PN at small utr1 COit a.F· U,A, ' KE· R , rnitu· re . -- ,;. ' ·"-On Tbe' B-'""'•...-KM -.-uq- 1a "MIDDLE.PORT ' , i�_,....,,.._____._..,.i,!"!l',�,� 'r��ii,.•,,� c=,;,;.,���;.,..,;;i;:,�,_... ;,� _.,_ '1 . ..._ ,_ .:_, . .-,L • ' 1 ·• YOU SPARE A DOLLAR � Mr. aii.d Mrs. Herbert Jones, (Janet Ogdin), 2315 H owey !toad, sio,dway'1 •'l,ly Fair Lady." Columbus, are ,nnou n.cln l I thie �e feelint Wat entirely mµtual. birth of a son at White eta• • • : Hospital, APlll 1 9. They a(ao (!ave unabashwept' dancer, 11r1 Pretty a daughter, CoMJe, IS. Grandp1rcep_e r ed(y al tbfl overwhelminJ ents are Mr.· and Mr,. Kearney (lo for the American stage proOgdln, Langsvllle and Mr. and i:luctlon, · lmlua:ht here und er the J m er Jones, Wtlltton. M r :_ H • :: · cult\ll'il excltanf�· progra,;m �·:,_ • ==:========�:_::::.:; :; ___!:::::======= w . ... . I00-1, UIAl'AQ( \1:Jtl Notice Notice - --- ·- I.OOIOl8 JJ;r JI.I f'Q!f ly Vin w...A aurprtae birthday diMM' wa,. held Sundt)', April lO at tu home of Mr. and Vn. Garth Smith In honor of their aon, Kenn)', on bil 17th birthday. A bu1e ltlrthday cake wilh llt'IVellletll eandles made lbe centerpleet tor tbe birthd,iy tabl e . Kenny Jtef!ived many nice gift■. Th.Ole pre&ent included Sllll.n­ All sales subjel't to Rpproval of ley and Frank Well,. Frank An­ Probate t:ourt, "tit!& County, Ohio. drew, Bob and Dick Hall, Charl e. Walter Hamm W eber, Mn. Ver a Weber and Mn. Pomeroy . Ott.o H elen Archer . (4) t s. 16, rn, JD, 20, 2 1 , 6tc M r. and Mn. Forren Bhodn 1nd daughter were Sunday v.,:Uon of Mr. Bind Mrs. Donel Larkin■ and NOTICE OF SALE OF family •nd Mr. and Kn. Fred Lar- . AUTOMOBILE klna, Notirl' is her'eby given that on Virgil W1maely and aan. John, friday, )fay 6, 1960, al 10 A. M., were e mployed one day th.la Wflek thi:: undersignPd will ofler for aale for Harold .Brewe r and Harold Ger­ at puh\ic auC't ion lo !hf! highe�t man anti spent the ni&ht with his bidder for cash in hand at Blaet­ d aughter and family. l(r. and Mrs. lnar Auto company, Pomeroy, Dorsel •..arkins. Ohio. the following dcsl'ribed auto­ f,ay Rius and son. David, were tll(lbilc- to-w it: One 1954 Oodg1:. 2 dinner guests of Mr. and Sunday dr. sub .. Motor No. •U·, Serial No. Mrs. Oscar Babcock and son. Ru. 385�1341. Charles Larkins .was called back Dated this 18th day or April, to hia employment pt Cincinnati. 1960. David Vates and Rev. Snod&rJss GENERAL MOTOftS ACCEP, were calling on Mr. and Mn. Em, TANCE CORPORATION eraon Johnson and family at Port• By J, W, Hy-MS, PA 769 land. (4) 20, 21, 22, 3lc Mr. and Mrs. Billy Smith and ,on of Chill icothe are vi&itina: hit!I �ls­ te-r and rarr.-ly, M r. and Mn. ltar­ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT old N ewlun and daughter. Case No. 18,-154 Aud rey Smith and Vera Weber Est,te of George McQulvu. were shopping in Parkershul1il one deAHed day 1891 w eek. Evelyn Stout v isited M i!a Mary Notice is hereby given that Wll­ li!lln G . McQuigg, whose Post Of­ Carr recently. iic<' address is 3061 2 Webster Road Harold Brewer is remodelinc hi1 Bay Village, Ohio, has been duly home . appointed Adtninistrator or the Estate o f Georee M cQutgg fate of Meigs County, Ohio. deceased, Dated this 1 1 th day of Aptll 1960. F. H. O'BRIEN, By HENRIETTA McDADI Jt1dge of the Pr.obat e Court M r. and M rt1. Gilea Hammet of 7\ieigs County, Ohio (4) 14, 21, 28, 3tc Huntington spent the week tind ----with he r aister, Mr,. H.trrr Swan and .Mr. Swan. Robert and Charlet MeKelvey of Belpre were recent LEGAL NOTICE Meigs County Highw•r Dept. of their father, W . G. Kclr,,:Jvey NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: an d broth er John. Sealed B i d s will be received by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc"Bade the Meigs County Commiss ioners, sp e nt a few days last week vl•�t• Pemer1JY, Ohio, up until 10:00 ing their daughter, Mrs. RUl&ell 2nd, May o'clock A. M . Monday, 1960 for furnishing and applying a Lutton and family In A-la-on. Mr. and Mn. Gerald O\Jl'I and minimum of 83,000 gal. of I. E. 1 childr en of Huntington, Mr. •nd Roods. County on Dust Co1-1trol Mrs. Eb er Ours, Iotal, were the e th under MatPTial to be applied dinner gu ests Of her parent■, Mr. direction of County Engineer and and Mrs. Van M cDade Sunday, must have a temperatu re of not less than 160 degrees when applied. Work lo start on or about, the flrst of .l une 1960, an d to be completed by July first, 1 960. Leaal The ,DetectiVeJ Blark Saddle 'l'hlt Newa Tonl,(bt ScannJng the weather Sports R.eport Late Show Sign OU 10,30 On the Go t :00 J Love Lucy 1 1 :30 D ecem ber · Brid e 12,00 Love of Life 12:30 Search for Tomorrow 1,2:45_ �-� G�t;l)ng µght .' �:00 1 J\'Eiatt: of the City t'!3'ef As th e World Turns 2:00 For •Better or Wor.11t 2:30 House Party 3:00 The Millionaire 3:30 V erdict Is Yours 4:00 The-- Brighter Day t:15 The Secret Storm f:30 The Edge of Night t:00 The Three Stooges 5:30 Life of Riley 1:00 Artbur J. �raitb-•N•1fl 1:15 Jule RivlUJ Sho• 9:30 Amos 'n' Andy 7:00 Markham 'l':::W Rawhide 8:30 Hotel De Paree 9:00 1960 Wiriter Olympics r0:00 The TwiUght Zone \0:30 Eyewit,ness tQ Hiatory \1:00 1 1 O'clock Newa J: lts Theater 13 1:30 Sign Oil LEGAL NO TIC! Thl' un d('rsiin<'d - is offering for sale two houses owned by the late Elmer Hamm, W e tzgall Street. Pomeroy, Ohio. Bi dij will be received for each parcel or on both parcth1. Two houses, appraised at :;t500.00 Property ma)' be seen at acy time bl· conlarLing Willer Hamm, Pomeroy, ui-w,. - � Portland Society News run WHTN�TV�Channel Legal Notice Leqal WCHS.TV C"cinnel 8 Channel 8 - Thunday 1 l"TRODUCTORV' PRICE ....... ....... _ .......... - Court St. ' 960-7 TELEV ISION GU I DE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 t:00 The Brighter Day 4:UI The Secret Storm 4:30 Tht Edge of Night ' •�- The Three Stooges ,,.......,&. -'1'be·Li� of Rlle,Y 8:-00 Arthur J. Smith-New, · • 8:15 A Look at the Weather fJ:2.0 Jule Rivlin Show 8:30 Amo, '11 Andy 7:00 U. S. Marshall 7:SO Lock Up !:00 Betty Hutton Show 1:30. . J:ohnny Ringo J:00 Zane GrFly Theat.H 8:30 ShotfU.n Slade 10:00 Revlon frtaent.a fits in space compacl enouah for a bridge table , . . folds •• easily . . . slides anugly under bad . , . can fit in 1runk of cir. Lighlweia:ht, ea,sy 1o moyc wi1h handy c a rrying handle and mooth•rolling casters. Sturdily­ built all steel frame, link fabric aprinp, s1roo1. lubu\ar lep and comfy silatex fales pad. Perfect for the overnight 1ueat, camp­ ing trips or whenever you ne(d an extra bed. And·pric:ed so lowl Come in today! - ( 2 1 ) Rea l !:state Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , April 2 1 , Channel 13 - Thunday FOLDING BED OF ALLI by Burton­ Dixie s. Spr,· ng Pa,· nt,· ng' Done NEWEST SLIMMEST TRIMMEST CD s. •'TIONWI• HOT MAJORITY OPINION UNfl'ED NATIONS, N. Y, UPIHugh Gail.llkell, leader of Britain'• opposition Labor Party, said Tu es• day that Monday's d emonstration by 75,000 persons in London against nuclear weapons was not an Ind ex to th e majority opinion of th e British people. Gaitskell waa here on a private visit. = JtRO, i'-,;.,, = ,_�• ■· a,, ·co 2,:;:1---I nsurance oo'N real Htatfl described u Parcell I, G, 6, and '1Plaintlff Jn her petition HUI forth all the beirs•at·l1w and next or kin of Edruund A. Caney, de• cea se d , who are entitled. to thfl r1ext estate of inheritance from Ed mund A. Carsey, deceased. Pla i nt i ff in her petition alleges that the Interest of sald Edmund A. Cusey, d eceased , is subj ect to th e li e n or cla i m or the Division of Aid for th e Aged i n lhe Depart• ment of Public Welfare of th e Slat e of Ohio. Plaintiff i n her pe ti tion requ ests authority to sell th e entire Inter­ est in all parcels describe d in said pet ition by v i rtu e of Se ction 2127 .· 08 of th e Revised Cmde of Ohio. In the pray er of th e pe tition plaintiff prays she may be author• ized and ordered to sell the en• tire inte rest i n all parce ls of real estate described in said petitlon, which are numbered 1 . 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 an d 7, according to th e statutea in such case mad e and provided, free and clear of any and all cla i ms of the defend'l..nts herein, aud for such other an d furth er re-­ lie f, legal and equity, as may be prop e r in the pre mises. Sai d part ie s are requ i red to answef on or before the 1 1th day or June A. D . 1960. Dated April 2 1st, 1960. Ed na O. Hawk as f.dmin• istratrix of th e Estate ot Edmund A. Carsey, deceased . Crow, Crow & Porter, Attotn ey s for Plaintiff <•1 21, 28; <5> 5, 12, 10, 2s. " . ABOUT FI FTY CENT5 2 17 DNII Jllf8BIIIIJP HOW ABOUT A PE NNY'S WORT/4 · OF ELECTR ICITY f �; • •' i S-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , O. , April 21, 1 960 Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrs. Merlin Tracy Reelected Salisbury PTA President At Meeting Tuesday N ight •., LUCILLI HAWKINS Mrs. MerLin Traty was reelected as president for the com­ ing yedr when the Salisbury PTA met Tuesday evening at the school. The PTA prayer led by Mrs. Tracy opened the meeting and other officers elected were Mrs. Norman Weyersmiller, vice president; M rs. William Radford, secretary ; and Mrs. Richard Young:"' lreuurer. Installation of 1 ------------­ offlcers "' tll be held at the May and arti cles won in con tests meetirn:. drmking the Ja1,t be-ing a TV wo n last week Additional lountain.11 werf! discussed and the Several adults told of their u n• scJool JOard will be contacted. usual collectiom. A picnic for the clru.e ol sc;:hool lt w;;i& announced by Mrs. Ar­ was discuSHed, th4; d1te to be an­ nold, pro,ram chairma n , that the nou nced later. The teachers w er� ask to provide games with prizes May program would be .i r e ligiou!i to be purchased by the assocUl­ program with Mrs. R.elph C . Zu n• tlon. The spring musical was an­ del, re ligious education i n structor nounced for April 29 at the speaki ng and dis playi n g work of i;chool. A salad maker was de­ the pupils the put year. Rev. monstrated and purchased for tbe t're� land Norris wi.11 be tbe guest school kitchen. The third g{ade speaker. taucht by MiH Rosalee Story wo n At the close of the m ee ti ng, the attenda nce banner. refreshments were served with Mrs. M.axin e Arnold was in Mr&. Gail Buck and Mrs. Herbert charge of the program a n d hob­ Dixo n as hostes.se.. bies were Sev eral discu.ssed. pupils di11played their hobby collectio ns including Sherry BlackOES MIITING ston, shells from Florida; Su s an n a The Past �.talrona Club of EvanAr nold and Su�le Tracy, salt and gdine Chapt er, OES, will meet peppers: Dwight Loga n Jr., rock I thiti F'riday even ing at the home and mineral; Polly A nn Bauer, I of Mn. Jamea Clatworthy, Po rn ­ dolls and Gloria Buck, dolls I eroy al 7 :30. CHOICE USED CARS T H AT MUST GO! - THERE'S NO TIME LIKE NOW TO CASH IN ON THESE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! 19S9 CHEVROlET Belair 2 Door. 14,000 mile.a by local owner, 320 H.P. VB mo­ tor with 4 ,speed ma nual t.ra.ns. mack finish. cleian- interior, wheel dise&, radlo and 1hbater. I' '' $229S 19S7 CHEVROlET 19S8 FORD ya F-airliane 4 Door. t"'ordomatic tnana., rad�o. heater, clean in­ terior . all -good tiirce. irvoty over l&n finl$h. $1 695 1 956 CHEVROLET 6 cyl. Station Wagon, Std. tnrns. 4 noor St•a llon Wagon,. V8 m o­ New rings and vnlve job. Ori­ lor and power"lide trans. Puw­ ginal li,ht blue flnitlh, al-I good er steering and brakes, e xthl tires, heater, Ndlo. good wh.i1c- wall t i res, radW'.I, 1heakr. Lots of ollH!r extr.os, beau tiful ivury over llghl green Only $129S 19S3 FORD $1 79S 19S7 DODGE V8 fus1om ltO),;tl 4 Dr. Sedan, 2 tone ,i:reen ·flnl1th, jOOd tlr�. ir ntomatk trana., radio and hooter. Speciall y priced. $1399 19S7 FORD "8'' 2 Dr, Std. trans., heat er, good llrc.il, cx-tra clean lnterlor, beautiful whil e & black f.inh1h. $1 29S 1 9S3 FORD V�ifi Hird 'rot) Cpc, V8 mo­ t.or, , Md. trans., radio & he-atcr. Dark alrten over beige tiuish. $665 19S3 BUICK Specl-al 2 Or. Locdly owned & low m llca·iie, Clean int'l!rior, fV. ory over turq uoise fi nish . A real nire car. Only $49S 19S4 DODGE "ti" - 4 Door. Ch,a.n I nterior, well kept finish, extl'la -good llrc-.s, riadlo and he11ter. Cui;tomllnc 4 Dr. VB mot-or, 111d. Bel vedere 2 Dr. 6 cy-1. motor,. lralll:i. Original p.ainl & Interior, extr11 nlt.-t, 1:ood tlrt.s, low m-lle­ .oje. $S9S 19S5 OlDSMOBIU $S95 1 95S PlYMOUTH Belvedere 2 Dr. 6 cy,l. motor, powerflJte lratM., radio, hcal11r, Supl'r 88 2 Dr. Hardtop. Hydra­ locitlly owned, turquoise fi n• matlc, power eh!Crlng & -brake,, lsh. Cloan Jntenior. Special! he1:1ter, radio, whlt ewaH.s, Sharp, $1095 1 9S6 OLDSMOBIU Su per 88 - - 4 Dr. Beautiful iv­ ory & tw-q. finish, like new Ure11, hydramatic \ram. , pow-or brakcs, N.dio, heat.er, real nice. • $1 295 $745 1956 . BUICK Special Hardto'p 4 Dr, Seda n,, Low •mtl&11t&c b)' local owner, OOl.utiflll red a,r,d 'Wlholte flnh1h, new t!Na, radio t nd heater. Man I moan ahlrp. $ 1 295 Finest Selection of Used Trucks In SEO 1 9S6 CHEVROLET 1 95S .CHEVROLET 2 Ton L. W.B. 2: speed re.r ul e , � Ton 154" W.B. Good va mo­ iood 826x20 Ul'ffi, bra nd new tor, 82&x20 lira,. Ca b ln1lde V8 motor block. Solid Oib, heat­ 11ld oul extra nice. Relnlorted er, a "'-"'' lood Job. frame •nd 1Pf'ln11. $1 695 1 9S7 CMMOlET $1395 1 954 CHEVROlET EJ Cami no . 8 cyl. motor, de.luxe � Ton Pickup. �tr.a eood . 16" �!,Upped, heiatcr-, lood tlret. 6 pl y llr1t11, i,oUd cab :blit need• A 1port Job in a 1il ton· truck. J>lloli"i, • $1395 $495 1 947 ,oRD · · $16$ '52 CHEV. · · · · $59S Va II Ton Platlonn. • • ) 2 ton ohania. ft.NI tood. Many More Trucks & Truck Bodies TO CHOOSE FROM • Sign Of Satisfaction , . @ THE EASIEST PLACE IN TOWN TO DEAL .' pQMEROY . MOTOR co. _ ,'lbt 'if, JµIN .BT, � !er � · That l>eala For Less POMEROY, OlilO ENGAGEMENT AN NOUNCED llr. •nd Mrs. L laude Davis of weekend Pittsburgh, Pa., wer e gu est.a of his mother, Mrs. Emma Davl5 and other relatives. ,- Mrs. Kalle Davis or Langsville wa!i a recent di n ner guest or Mr. and 'Mrs. Everelt McKnight of Union Avenue. Mn. J. A. Sweeney of Rulland I .and Mrs. Jack Sweeney of Athens visited re-c:ently with Mr. and Mn. Everet\ McKnight. Mrs. Julla Gr.ate and Mrs. Fern Swe en ey of Rutland were Wed· ne sday dinner guests of '-fr. and Mn. l\•e1 ctt Mck.nighL. Mr ;rnd Mrs. Uallas Hassler of I Colun1bus were t<� aster wee kend gueslti uf her parents Mr. and Mn. l l a ny hr1scr, �i nersvillc. Mrs. M1l\1.,n Roush of Zaneti• ville IS the <,UCSl UI Mr. and Mrs. Ma son Fishet and Mr. and Mrs. Oris Harris. Minersville. Mi s.; liarbaril Ann Wehrung re­ turned tu Chicago, lll., Tuesday after a �c�cral days visit with her grandparent.s. M r . and Mrs. ....__,.:;_,_; ' Harry Wehrnng and Mr. a nd FRANCES LUCILLE HYSELL Mrs. Edwin Wehrung and family. Lawrence Hysell, of Rutland, are announcing Mrs. and Mr. She wa11 accompanied on her return by Miss Carol Roach who the engagement of their daughter, Frances Lucille, to David was the guest of her parents William Haggy, son of Nora Curtj.&, of Pomeroy, and the late I in Ne w Haven. Da·vid Haggy. The marriage will take place April 24 at two Mr. and Mr�. John H. Weeks and o ' cloc k at the home of the bride ' s parents. aon To:-n of Reynoldsburg were week e nd guett/i of hi8 parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Eldon Weeks .ind Sunday din11er guest was Mrs. Herma n Scho ll, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown and family of Mt. V e rnon spent the weekend with relatives, The April meeti ng of Cla11s 12 of .. FRIDDII HOUDU'll'.1' Mr. and Mrs. D.ile Kesterson of Heath Methodist Church was held N e w Lexington .erid son Earl Ray Wednesday eveni ng at the church Mrs . Grlrl Russell retur ned to mo nd of Wilmington spent the in Middl e port with Rev. Raymon her hom e � esterday after spen d: weeke nd at their hom e, Rock Konkright givi ng the open i ng mg th e past two weeks In Elyria Spri nas road. prayer. with her son a nd dau(!hter-i n-law Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Mere­ Mrs. Joh n K etchka, pr esid ent , Or. and Mrs. Dell Ru!18ell. dith a n d so ns Jimmy and Johny conducted the busi n es11 m eeti n g Mr. and Mrs, Jtih n Dowl er and were Easter gu ests of her par• and I.ha nked the committee who enta, Mr. and Mrs . De lb ert Bruch. decorated the church sa nctuary aon, David, of Athen s sp ent Eas­ ter with Mr. a n d Mr1, Neiss . Mrs. Rush 8. Jo nes, Marysvill e , for Easter. arrlv ed Sunday for a vi&it with 'Miss I•'rieda Fa ehnle gave the Powell. Young David remai ned Ml1s Gertrude McBride, a form. following report from t he nomln- with his gra ndpare n ts u n til Tu es­ er CO•Worker al the D e laware GIS 11tJ ng committee: Preside nt, Mrs. day of this week w h en the Pow­ Mr. an d Mrs. Carlos · Cowe n a n d James Criswe,ll; Vice Presiden t, ells retur ned him to hi& hom e. daughter, CharloUe, Dayton , visit­ Mrs . K elrhka; Secretary, Mrs. Ben Mr. an.d Mra. Job"n Thompso n ed Saturday with Miss Marcia Philson a nd Treasurer, Mrs . Frl'ld visited Tues­ Kiarr. Hibbs. They were elected · by the of Belle, W. Va., Davis who Wilma Mr,. with day the comi ng Charles Neuman and daughter, group to serve for I s recuperati ng from rec en t sur­ Sharloe ate in Columbus during year. gery at the home of her daugh­ the ho8pita!izatio n of Mrs. Neu­ The luncheon which th e group ter, Mrs. Harry Stover a nd fam­ man who und erwe n t surgery will 11erve to the District Home ily. Yesterday Mrs. Davis and Mo nd•Y at Mt. Carmel Hospital. Demon.!itration Cou ncil was dis­ Mrs. Charles Buckle y is c.oring cussed and Mrs. Ketchka wlls M rs. Stover and Dave Stover for Mr. Neuman whil e the Charles named as gen eral chairma n wlth were I n Gallipolis for Mrs. Davis' ch eckup up at th e hospital. Neuman's are in Colum bus. the followi ng working with h er: Mr. and Mrs . Oscar Baati n i Jr, Mr. and Mrs, Herschel Ma n uel Kitche n : Mrs. Henry He nn esy, an d 110ns Joh n a nd We ndy spent and daughters, Jean an d Janice Mra. Criswell, Mrs . Mayme Rainey, spe nt Sunday in Racine with his :1tn. E. M. Wood and Mrs. Kon­ Easler wlth Mr . .and Mra. Bruce paren t,, Mr. and Mrs. Uarry krtght. Di nin g room : Mra. Han; Lloyd and aon Mite. Ma n uel . Ch111her a nd Mies Faeh n le. Gu ests of Mrs. Oleva Cotttlll Ji'red Farrell of Kayford, W. Va. Miss Faehnl e gave a compl ete o n P.alm Sll nday w ere her sh­ I ls &pen ding sev eral months with report on the sal e and the profit ters, Mrs. Len a Chne of Miller11his a:ra ndpare nls, Mr. and Mrs. real 11,ed on the pecans sold by the port, Mra. Bess Muss er and Mrs. J. C. Farrell. group this wi n ter. Mrs. Orin Smith Kathryn Rickey or Alba ny. They Mr. and Mr�. Etzel Moore have reported on the activities ol the a bd M rs. Cottrill were dinne r purchased a new ln:liler which Cheer Committe e for the p.11.!il gu ests at th e home of Mr. and will be parked on their newly mo n th. Aller th e busin ess meeti ng Mrs. Robert Ki n g e nd childr e n. purchased lot in Syracuse, Mn. Che11her gabe the devotions Other dln ner guests at the King The Loyal Helpen class ol the which she took from the book of home w ere Raymo n d CottrUI a n d Asbury Methodist Church of Ruma ns a nd "The Upper nuom. three childre n a n d J. H. Eas tma n . which C. 8. Weese Is the teacher, Mr . .an d Mrs. Donald N ewell Mrs. M. L. Jo're nch wa.11 program held -a polluck din n er al the chairman and during the progr.am and daughter of Columbus vis ited church Mo11day evening , , 11H1r llcv. Konkright showl d the · last weekend with Mr. a nd Mrs. James · Baker, student el M11 r­ . 1 lm "Symbol:i uf 1hr l 1 1 t11 'l" l1.' Richard Flowcn s nd Mrs. Max ietla Col lege was the weekend .';pring nowers were uticll by the Bl' umley. M fs . .Brumley relurn ed gu est of his parenls, Mr. and hm1te!i8 to (lccorate the tablt• and to Columbus Mo nday with them Mn. Paul Baker. :efreshmen ts al�o earned out the for a short vlslt. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Parso ns :ipring theme. l1011lc1ses were• Mrs. Jack Weese relurne d � .. rnday son, Russell who is statio ned at L. By• Kcnnelh .-in. . · McComm,, W. rrom a visit in Ghobourn, N. c., :r, Mrs. Betty 1-'orre:,;I. Mrs. l ' har- Fort Benn ing, Ga., a nd his fla nce, a nd Myrlie Beach, S. C. Su nday dinner gu ests of Mr. tes McElbinny, Mrs. K M. Blake Linda Flah, Du n bar, spe nt Euler wlth Mrs. Ann ice Ohlln cer a nd and Mrs. C. 8. Wce11e were Jack i111d Mrs. Jane Gilkey. other relativ es. Weese , Bill Hanin(l a nd MJsij Mrs . James Hubbard (Shella A nn German , studen ts at OU. Stov er) has returned to Lauc1&ter Jack Weese retur ned to hl11 after visiting' with her paren t,, 1tudle1 at OU, Athen a, Tuesday Mr. an d Mrs. Harry Slover and evenin g after a visil with his grandmother, Mrs. Wilma Davis. -pare n ts, Mr. and Mrs. c. B. O n the weekend of the 9th, Mrs. Weese. lie was accompa n ied by Hubb.ard we nt on tbe Cherry his parenls. Mrs. Richard Davis enterlttined n. Wa,htnato to tour Blossom Mr. a nd Mrs. Harold Ki ng an d th e Eva ngellne Mlaslona r�• Group 10n Roger spent Easter in Pom­ of th e Pomeroy Church of Oirist eroy. Their 11uests we re Mr. and Tuesday even ing at her home on Mrs. Jim Ki ng of B elpre, M1·. Mecha nl(' St. and Mrs. Thomas Ki n i .and dau• Th e meeting I n charae of Mrs. 1hter, Robecc11, or Coal Run. Orvill e Well. presid en t, ope ned with devotions take n from Luk e OFF ICIR S TO M■ IT 24 by Mrs. Edward Ve noy, who The closln1 meetin1 of the year Mr,. Nathan Bla:gs hu annou n­ iilso read an artlc!e, "When ced that the start members and Com es · The Cross". Prayer by Y(U held by the Love,Joy Circle or First ·Baptist orftcers of Meigs Templ e, Pythla n Mrs. Hele n Leithelt co nclud ed the MlddM!porl Slaters, will mee t al the K. of P. the devotio ns. Members an swered Church Tuesday evenlni at the Hall in Mlddleport Frida)' even ­ to roll call with a verse or paem hom,. of Mn. Charles Be n nett, The Tnillllliftl WH preceeded Wllh I pot­ Ina: at 7 for a practice meetlng in concern l n1 Easter. preparation for their an nual in • It was voted to mike i. c-ontri­ lur.>. dinner. Jl'c Uowln1 tbe dinner the bua­ apecUon. butlon each month to William Walker tor mlaalonary work in · neas meeting wa, conducted by Japa n . A aet well c..rd was s·•11t �,. Harry Houdaahelt, ehalrm1n, to Mrs. Julla Tittle a nd round who 1110 led the devotio na. 'Mra. robi n card, to Mrs. Robert Mur­ Harold Hall cave the devotional ray a nd Mrs. Jerry Daniels. The prayer. The group voted to dlvlde the­ mlaion atudy on Japan was dis­ POMEROY, ORIO ba1'ince of their treasury between cussed by the croup. Retreshm enta were served hy t¥r special home and forel1t1 TONIGHT on<I PIUOAY the hoateN durlna the 1oci1:1I hour mlhlonarl es. "THE GENE KRUPA STORY" The Mother-Oau1hter Banquetlof to those named above and l\ln. Sal M.lnto - S\1,818,ft Kohner B. H. Sanborn M lulonary So­ the Letta Spencer. Mr,. Edwood Bow• ciety wu d ife'JiBed ,md plans WP.re Mrs. Smith, Harold Mra. en, SATURDAY M elvi n made to a11IN with the menu. Glad.ya DafJ.ey, Mr,. "ROCK-A-BYE-BABY" Mn. Ho\ldishelt also 1ave the Kapple. Denver Mrs. ■nd Smith J&rry Lewis, Martly n Max�I The May mHllns wm be held Pn>ir•m for the 11Venln1 and uaed (In Color) 1 "Greater Works article, · •t the home of Mrs. Harold 1.he Thtou,h Chrbtlan Tralnln&," from Smith In SyratUN, the Ml11lon1 ma,iatlne. Others present to.� the meetln1 were Mn. Jtcob Turner, Mn. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. -Beulah Wbite, Mrs. Dana Hamilton. Mn. Lilli•n Mi:Ghee. Mn. Olivia Boice, Mrs. Rl)'lnond Suon, Mn. James Soud­ ers �nd Mn. 'Etliel Hu,:hce , Heath Church Class Has April Session Wednesday Evening Around And About Middleport Bradbury Sunday Sc,hool Presents Special Program The Sunday School of the W.id bury Church of Christ pl'est•n tnl a ::;pccial program .et the churrh last Sunday morning with M r� Oleva Cotterill a n d Mrs. Wilbur Pierce in charge. rollowing the singing of "Christ A.rose" by the chorus or J umor boys and girls the openin1o: pr.ayer was given � the pastor, Waller Smith ,after which the Prirn.iry t·hildren had recitaliom and a song. The older Junior girls sang, ··o·er the Hills." K.ithy King and Sharon Whit­ latch gave recitations and the ext'r• cise "Spelling Easter" was given. Eight Junior girls, all dressed in blue skirts and white blouses, sang Waking" 1:111d Crucus "Every "Easter L1\ie� " Other rt·citations were given by Debra King, Judy Hysell, Carol King, Kay Ding. C;iudace Hutton. and Roberta Bing. The song, "An Easter Lay" was sung and l.,orPlta Hanning i;:ave the reeding "Mary " The scripture for the morning was read by r W . A,lhe,son and was taken from Matthew 21. Rus sell Lewis read "An Easter Carol." Til e progr.em dosed with the hymn "He Live s." Birthday Observed With Party For Crestlyn Rae Hicks Hicks, daui;:htN Crestlyn Hae and Mrs. G orge !licks of Nye I Mr. Av or her birthday e nue, C€lebrated with a parly Saturday artN'noon The group da nced to their favor­ ite records. Games were played wilh prizes won by Sandra Thom­ as, Patty Owens, Cynthia Conde and Nancy Ar n old. Refres hmenls of ic e cr eam, cup cakes, mints and cola were served by Mrs. Hicks and Mn;. Jack Curlis. Crestly n received a nice gilt from each of the following who at­ Vickie ten d ed : Donna Heibel, You nt:, Za na Thomas, Kandy Grue:,; er, Susie Wipple, Cynthia Conde. Beverly Beaver, P.am Grueser, Pat· ty Owe ns, Nan cy Arnold. Coty Beaver, Clarinda Wlll, Linda Ow­ e ns, Pam Slusher, Cheryl Hood, Janice Wehru n g, Sandra Hend­ ricks, Rhea Will, Sandra Thom11:,;, Dia nn a Zirkle, Sheila !licks, Mar­ len e Goodwin, Sa ndy Curtis. e The appear.once or the choir of lhe K e ntucky Christia n Coll ege scheduled to be al the Pomeroy Wednesday Christ Church of eveni ng April 27 has been can­ celled due to an Buto accident of th e group. Six persons were in the car that upset. There were no seriou11 injuries. The program w11s to hav e been presented for all the churches Jn th e area. CHOIR VISIT CANCELLED Chester D ,of A Reinstates Two Members Tuesday Federated Church Friendly Circle Meets Tuesday ,, NAITY PRIIONIRI MURPHY, N. C. UPI lherlH C. M. Ancl.,.n Mid .... , It wun't hi, fautt the p4ftd lury a«UMd him ef rvnr.lfttl • llopPY" fall. Jlffl before '1M lurws mNe thear ln -,.ctlon the Pf'l■Oftfn, ff\..-w '-ocl • I I O¥er the l•U floor, he ex,lalnad, The regular m eeti ng of the Two ap1)lic.ants, Myrtle and Elhl'l Bentz. were bcce pted for re Friendly Circl e of the Fed erated mstatement when Chester Coun­ Church was held Tuesday eve nir, g America met in the church social ·.·oom. cil D11ughte rs or Tuesday evening with 26 members Mrs . Ralph Campbell, prograqi present . leader hf d for her topic "Dis­ Dolores Kra euler, eouncilor, cipline ou Meditation .'' She stat­ presid etl and reported ill were ed that the purpose of the pro• Lucy Spt n eer in Meigs General gram was to show hJw m editation Hospital and Vonde ri ne Williams may become a part of the person• in Ho!�er Hospital and round al devotional life and h ow it ca n robin get well cards were sent contribute the greater poise and them, Mes. Hilly C!elaud was re­ release or emotio na l and physical tension, equiping one for a more ported ..is improving. with relationship satisfactory Plans wen• completed for at­ tbelr fellow man. Broad eni ng tending the District Rally at o ne's vision and imparting new Mariella. Plans were also dis­ spiritual meditatio n strength, cussed for the observance of the can be closely linked with pray­ 26th anniv ersary on May 17. A er. Assisting Mrs. Campbell _wer e silent auction was annou nced for Mrs. Paul Wer ner, Mrs. Thomas May 17 m eetlng by the orphans Young, Mrs. ,iCharles Spen cer, Mrs commiltee. Pearl Mora and Mi ss Mary Vir­ At the close of the meeting, gi n ia Reibel. The hymn "Dear Lord a nd Fa• potluck refreshme nts were sen·­ ol Mankind" and a poem ''I n ther ed. the Castle of My Soul" preced ed the 111.:ripture taken from Philip• . pi.a ns 4: 6·9 which con cluded the program. Duri n g the busi ness sessio n , M d Miss Elizabeth Fick, pres iden t, thanJced Mrs. Campbell an d as­ sistants for th e i n spiratio nal �t��J�b�il���!, of the program. A card ol tha n ks was _ Middleport Church or Christ met 'read from Mrs . Waldo Bartel s for Tuesday evening at the hom e o( nowers sent while ill. Mr. and M rs . Dan ·white wHh The Circle adopted a project llev. Fred I. Gard ner as a guest or maki n g con firmation robes for Mrs. Wh.ite was the �evotional th e church. The altar guild for leader for the ev en;n� .i nd fol- May will be Mrs. Campbell and lowing the opening prayer by the / Mrs. Werner. Th e Presbyterial Rev. Gardner she led the group Regional meeting to be held at in singing and respo ' sive read- Por:tsmouth . April 25 a nd th e spri ng meetmg of the r Columbu s ing. Regional Wome n ' s Guild t o be Gerlach, pres ident held at Baltimore on April 23 Wendell conducled the bu s iness meeting were ann ou nced. and he and Cash Bahr were no• At the close of the meeti ng, minated tQ represent the church re£reshment11 of u ndwiches a nd at the ReHgiou s Educatio n m eet­ punch were served by Mrs. in;-: tu be held al the Episcopal You ng, Mrs. Jamee Fugate and Church this coming Mond:,y. Mrs. Henry Ewi ng. The cla�s made pla na to take food to the home oC a member with a death In her family. was dismissed The meeting with prayer by Milt.on Houdashell after which refreshments were ser\'cd by Mr. and Mrs. White and Mrs. Marilyn Bishop. Ja nice tuma n , R N , a nd Shirley Mealey, RN, both graduates of Hol­ Hospital School of Nursin g and Specilll Services Su,ulay z.er now workin g at the Cl evela nd Cli n­ At Brod/ord Church ic received promotions at the clinic Special service1-1 are being an­ this week. nounced for the Bradford Church. Jan ice, who is the daughter of of Christ Sunday with a special Mrs. Raymond Luman o! Middle­ guest singer, Paulin e Kumala, port, has been promoted to . , ssis­ Honolulu, H1.1.wail. MiBs Kumala ta n t Head Nurse o n Pediatrics and will sing at the morning servic e Miss Mealey has been promoted to and will give a talk al the eve11- Assistant n urse on Gen eral Floor ing service on her native Hawaii rluly. �nd her work lh ere . The 1:irtS have both been at the s er\liees are frOm cli n ic .fol' One year. They sp en t the Morni ng 10:30 until 12 with ev•mitig ser­ taster weekend with Mrs. Lu­ vice)l from 7 u ntil 8. m.e n . VOL C.h urch Class eets Tues ay . NO. SECOND AVB. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ohio, - _ _, .... kturdly. 11,1r .......... W..,._. ._..,. and I '-IIM", ......_.. w.rm S........y. Hloh ..., n,.a Low torlltftt In fhe 50L s:11/G LE ,;o!'Y - 5c ,;,- Po ol Re p ai r Contract 1 Depends On Guaran tee f!:::. . ,, ., , . •' '' ; , I De Gaulle Lands Midst Pomp For Talks With Eisenhower PU!· Midd lep,'lrt Nurses Given Promotions At Cleveland East German Police Invade · Refugees West Agal·n Huntm M'mstrel Draws J ..rge Audience Le • • ., ..,a u At Ul tart Falls rged In Southern Poplar Trees To Be Planted As Dust Screen Second Pickup Of Auction Items Planned R"Iver Traff•IC ___, ---Halted By Lock !.I T_....uuay �_. r_ ReVI·ewed Aa:iuellt r--·.nence ' f,Xllf' In NATO Work re, •ui• ... ,I ,'' .. ' Ji; $100 }For Wins Arti ury C es For Camp Arrowhead Sheriff -I Sentinei Staffer i Ohio's u.•11s use I .,' ,I ;j ponsors anted For Scouts 'i:: Conierees Ask Support For Hospital Issue Cenlra Aspha}t Is Low Bidder Deadline NelVS ,.1..., - ,_,_..,..,.,..__ • 25 YUIS-"lVIHED" cmJIIICllllll THIS IS lllE SI:£ llf 111 YUiil· IEICO POLICY FaDS ANY PliCE CUTTING llCEPI' DURING THIS .VPY UIITEII DRq DN TII IIISCOlfflllUED WAWAY J'�iiin11 In Cle11eland , IN«;iE· L'S FURN-I TU RE . ON THE . COAT$ ■·LDG. j . ' �, BUSIEST CORNER 1N TOWN ' _____ ___ ___ _____________ Iowa Coed Lone Surviv.,r Of Climbing Tragedy On Long's Peak PUIS . . .tlE ilmiST IITimS IDVlffl Tennis Shoes and Oxfords Rou sh's Shoe Store 22, Hl60 'Mrs. Lucke, Sam Arnold Seek • U)unty Off•)Ces A • t prunary Utl•00 CHI LDREN'S PAI R Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo,,friday , April 6 WEATIIER the M idd leport ' s swimming pool , pendJng final agreement on Oth er won planned �• COLUMBUS UPI - Gov. Mi• 1 poo,, construction Of 1 ',ldewalt be i k made lea gu arantees and extent of work to be done, w ll cha el V . DiSafle today spared the around 1ls out.ude, and 1n1tall1proof next month. life of Fra n k Poindexter, Ml, even lion of new steps inside leadin1 though he said be did not doubt This w as the result of a special meeting of council Thurs- to the pool rampi. will be done that Poindexter was guilty of m ur• day night in which the Denso! Company of CIP.veland was later . apparen Uy. These further der. awarded a contract b repair the inside of the pool at a bid i mproveme nta bad been recom• The gov'emor granted the con• price of $5,885.50 p rovided the work will be guannteed for mended by Ch.arlea Cl.art.on, pre. vict cleme ncy 11 hours before he sident of the Middleport Park . , . at least five years. was scheduled to di e tonight I n the sides _of the pool will be done Association , and a member of . The material to be used is I the Ohio Peniten tiary electric by tbe firm with a . compressor the town r ecreation eommWlon ne w kind of liner uid to polJeH chair. ii Mid two men supplied by the charged to operate the pool under It extraordinary atfength. DiSalle allo�ed Poi nde�ter . to .iuthority o( eooneil. .t · •painted on" in thick ness pr� toWn, MR. ARNOLD MIS. LUCKE live because his partMr in crime on 1 n Attending the · meetin g were ope The traditionally pool per to the job at hand. Phil Glo•'I ' had bee n spared from the electric Mayor Kenneta McElbinney, Gene bokar, Pomeroy, attended th e Memorial Day. in ch within Grate, clerk; and councilmen John falla bid The ;imount meeti ng as representative of the �e d::i.,:�•i;:;, expected to Wayne Cli n ton Fish_er, Zerkle, re:pair pool for budget cou cil's n Cle velan d firm. draw critlcl!m (rom the citizens Gi bbons and Lee Smith. this year, wbieb was $6, ! lO. . The pool going Mlddleport now of Hamilto n . An .air of ho1tllity info its 6ixth year, has had "leak­ greeted DiSallt on hi, >ioit to the ing" prohlem.s aince ita co nstrue• -1een e of the crime last Saturday. tion. Engineers have determined From the prisoner, the deciSlon �m N. Arnold, S)·rac use, busi- th.at ils boUom, Pia inc.hes thiclt Mrs. Evelyn lu('k e, now 1ervprayers or thankagiv l n g a od Jne u M e igs Cou n ty's Clerk of nQU ma n , is laking h.ia first in some parls, a nd wel l ov er 3 Courts, ts . se eki n g ren omi nation pl�inge inte Meigs County poli· inches thick in others, cannot DISalle commuted the death 1 to that office for th� ae-cond time tics as a candidat e for the no­ stand th.e weight of the load of sentenc e to life after 8 week of at the Re.publlc�n Primary, May 3. mination to the office of county w ater. WASHINGTO N {UPI) - President Charles de Gaulle, al iodecislc;,n . Not to .do so, b e aald, M:s. L uekle 1s .a n ative of Mi n - com mi asioner al the D emocr.it ie 3.a for called fications Speci the peak of hiB prestige as an allied leader , arrived today for . UNUSUAL VIEW - Here are two workmen employed would create "a revulsion In the ersvdle, th e daughter of Mr. .a11d Primary, May 3. er ov ncrete co or thickness inch . intimate talks with President Eisenhower on how to deal with painting the roof of Meigs county's courthouse with an ijn­ h earts and minds of responsible Mrs. Frank Stewart and 1s Mr. Arno1d wes born on Rose the e ntire a grabottom. However, with ed n r e conc at the May summit meet­ are citizens who duate of the Pomeroy High KW in Pomeroy, the son of Mr. while the amou nt of co n tr ete call­ Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev usual view of Court-st and Second-st i n the background. The e r 0 be! h e prlnclPIe Of equ a lity. t Sthool · For several year1 she was arid Mrs. Edgar Ar n old. He is , ed for in the co n tract was poured ing in Paris. dered by honor un its of the Army, Civil War soldier, right, seems to be watching the work !tom the law." t:1se n hower greeted th e austere Nall}', Air Force a nd Mari ne grlduate of the Pome'rby High it ··ra n ." etary to _the late Pom eroy Atsecr Bob and cKenzie M John are Workmen bis vantage point. Poi ndexter accompanied Hollis torn ey Cedric Clark and becam e SChool and of two busi ness The new material, known as French leader warmly at a color· Corps before the two soldier• lfns. ·They painted the dome of the courthouse a bright green. Leigh, Cincinnati, on April 10, court stenographer wtten Mr. schoo111 an d was e mployed as ac­ Den ful airport cer emony replete wilh atatf>smen, comradP8 in arnu In stone, is reported as a suc­ 1�9• to the Hamilton , Ohio, home Clark was elected ,11.1 Commo n �·unta nt for the M. L. French cessful sealer and li ner in many extra flouri5hCIJ, the war agai n11t Nati G erma ny, of Mt. and Mrs. Henchel Hires. Plea1 ?udge of Meigs Cou nty. Full military honon were re n• e xcha nged normal &l)"!ecbCII of ntil 1950. u 1942 Crom Co., �l coun­ the through.out pools other . Poindexter shot and killed Mrs. fHe also had two years experi- try. She 1a a member o_t the Umt• greeting. HJres. Leigh shot Hire.' but he ed Methodlst Church The contract, wh en sign ed, will Secretary of State Christian m Pomeroy ence in n ewspaper work. He is ll ed th ember of the e she ls a m ntee (or five yean at guara e for call ployed e prese nt time by wher and a host of other top Herter a lh VPoindexter pleaded i nnocen t be- choir and secretary of tbe JO olfic1als were with Eise nhower u _ P tlie Swisher Coal Compa ny as coal that the job will be, completed ens y e and th fore three judges g class o f the church. She 11 a a,d la nd .agent a nd ha s had 20 by May 20, 1960 (unless u nfor. be b11de the French i;re.!lident and tenced him to death. Leigh pleadyel'1 experience in accounting see n weather conditions .should e r of the D. of A. Lodge emb Mm e. de Gaulle welcomed the !!' sa i enter.ed police t German East ee me thr BEflLIN (UPI) _ Communist d gul tY befor th e . work. tax a1d . Pomeroy. Ill that e that impossibl e) a nd mak start of his week's stay in the 11nd t hey sente nce d h im tO � Berlin for the second consecutive day today ln an effort J! dg W.M fHe is married to th e former caulking in expansion joints at She ia ma rried lo Antone Luck& United States. It was de Gaulle'• ife eii IQ belt a mass exodus of refugees from the SOviet zono. West l� and llveii; at 21'7 Spri ng Ave nue in �th Camack, Chillicothe, and first visit aa chief of state, al­ "...;.i, � bother ed o ,·salle, pomeroy. "' dlspar,· •· em. rres th led · and red a Berun police overpowe ,.e:, have three ch I' ld �11. 1n 19 7 t• though he Will here twice duri ng e second pickup of items for Th who campaigned through the 1959 . An armed thne •· man Commune d an applia n ce store i n ope h♦ e war o n military busineu. th e annual sprin g auction or the th r 5 Agl,lature for •• end lo capilal L,t:; I.. crossed the bor• l evel tracka· .ceme nist patrol bold.., Eisenhower and de Gaulle rode SJracuse where h e has Uved for ire Deeport VoJ unteer F' Mid dl s Thur po t lln e B t � ' h pu ni bment. � (er, Wiored a d�nd by a lone Eas tlie latl 10 "ears. �tment will be made Sunday in the American Preti.Gent·, f• Berlin 01_1 �e H e vUlited bolh con victs in the 11/11\ Berlin pol\cernin to return, dny rode mto sWest lllOUI "bubble top" limOW1ine u aCt ernoOn al l p.. m. ed n queatio d n a penitentiary. Leigh admitted to 'be.Pl) 1Qardlhti for refugees elevated tram they left the airport at the head Thi e Thursmad plan the s wa s e: and searthed tbe,ir the governor tbat he had been Wbo� art neel121 to the West in pa.ssenger a long motorcade of black· llm­ of ...i: J ni ng when tb.e fire de-eve day .,., · I\� ,:e&o- � neW' , :me �f��� W est z ope PP� , the cl�u1 •1 ��n'"'d. ff• told � � , .. . . ,, � .UW.. - lr.!P -gh . reaui., ila h partm>nt cha ll<'t o;s,fie Iha( Ji., aliyone, il'lioli11! ·: . Iii· Ill>. ,cene ld1I � • i; ' WuliinJloa, � c.tomui!lllf � mea1un:s. c i n " 1an sec- "ride U1e thunderbolt." t e towboaza ie�!:;:ts :.::;!1. any kind of /De -� riv_,er acci�ent at IACk • Th e)' were - movin11 ' t(lward the them back i'rlio li :,ua . � ' fat :-..., th 1s mornmg th e a were arreste . Poincl;ner had . been sch�uled Amillrican sector's . - Wan� , Sta• tor. Two ems to contribute to the aucit lock the ocked n k s ci n Fra D. J. to die Monday mghl, but D 1Salle 'Mle "Larf A Lott" mh1.sl.tel tion :on the communW,run el evat· gate off at the dam a nd r,· •..er lion are as ked to cont.act a m emd eIayed th, e execUtlon lor fo ur presen te d at th e Letart grad e ed railway when �en W.eet Berli..n traffic is eq,ected to be ti ed up her of the fire department or to d ya to g1ve himself time to school Wednesd ay evening was l'iO ' d •nd overpowered police arr1ve s Membe leave the items o n .th eir porch. M of Lodg i ne No. ral r e u t;,nk . well received that it � ay be 242 held their a nnual Easler egg ror the next 24 hours, TI verme n es for the_ Su nd ay _):'IC . them. '111i1 lime the Commun ist • k U�/ . DlSalle ca ncelled 11 1.s schedule presen ted later, Mrs. supper al the IOOF Hall in Porn- reported today. Lock 28 ia localagai n police were walking along grou nd The Ladi es Aux1h.ary ...- WIii be cd Hu n b ti e n low gkm. Thursday a nd wrote a 17-page Chlorus Grimm, Let.art teacher, eroy, Tuesday night with vi sitors A derrick boat is expected to : on ha nd at the auction Saturday J d ocument explain ing his dceision . who d irected the play said. esen t from a& far away as I n• p� be sent from Marietta to mak e May 14 to sell refreshment.a and . He quoted authorities from Oliver baked goods throughout the. day. e show atL1 cn.:ltld a 1 11. rge at• Th Lowell Wing�tt, staff wr�ter for. na, Athens, Urba n a, Ohio, a_nd d1a WIili c, • Wendell H lmes to Al Smith in tendance with th muslcal nu m- Buf(alo, Cott.igevlll� and Pomt the necessary repairs. It Proce eds fr_om the sale will be \ the Pomeroy-Middleport Daily Serte I thought that if too great 41 traffic his scholarly lrealise. hers following • "Hands .4.-:rosa West Virgi nia lodges. COLUMBUS {UPI)- The! state I block results fro m the a�id en t, u �ed to �qu1l the . d�part.men t tin el, is $1 00 richer today. the disparity in the of view "In He learned bis: three-part serie11 forestry division boday urged re&- pun isn men t meted out to two men The World� theme especiall!' Grand Warden Sam Hagema nn the dam will be lowered to allow with special ire lighting gear. Hi n kl Harold Han";igan, e , Tom hills recel� well Ohio rn on Soutihe the "Jury System" written and � of I of Urbana, made .a brie f talk on boat,; to pass tbrough. idonts · that I feel, I n the eyes or socie ty Russell Mills and Robert Byer pubUshed in lhia newspaper dur-_____ special comm t:it Odd Fellowship. This was followlo be- extremely cautious (n tbe a nd the concept of our law are Attractmg are c0<hairman for the even� ing February, J,960, had won third use of l� r e due to llbe dry eood:i- both equally gu lit y , 1 have 'no al, wa s the_ numer "Loch Ldmon� " ed by the main speal!er of the 1 $22 m er business of the eeting Oth NIT METERS . award in the 1960 Journalfurests e tb place in l David prevai d n a tam r eve e Attorney lha:t Will Porter g, n Snyd i n The fir.itt meeUng of the ..�a:son tions ternative but to commute the sen• I by Eddte ed over by pre!iiden \ Don presid e ters i n m Parking Middleport competition for indi• Award ism t.e.nt foreStry etl, d n group a a R by Crow e:isLs polka Cr0\·1, a of d n a Urm law -ed ckner e the Glo of �b ocia• s of the Middleport Park As . 1 t ence of Frank Poin dexte r from · so eptance of a acc the was wee t s Mills the d e g n 2 yield duri pa k red by the Ohio spon 1 u viduals $2 shoutd ts n Porter, who made a n intere,ting lion waa held last night at th e chief', said re51de ser death to life Impriso nment," he of girls. Baker, ew member, Larry n L. reported ef Herbert Gilkey, Chi s n . His prue, Associatio Bar tate outdoo -11 in aa e rol NATO. her the n I on , n talk e Lawso oauUon informative and Dorothy extre:rri City Hall with Charles Clark s on, wrote. Locust St. today. th e first thing I ever "is $100. e.d· \ft!� & exce lmotoris� and u d e report was narrator, , yrar war his afler Porter, Mr. ______ n g �ru1 preaident, in charge. won in my life," he said. ashtnfa lni then vielent and th e n umbers by . the had co nsiderable experience in It was reported that a mall Yieed to PresenLation of the award will hes orof this n o i and for d. .. receiv working well were l Chotus b lnveetigating c wJlf come to check trees whkh i -ee klateacl' f:llpp ng as out ____..________ made during the annual banbe _ being formed n was it izatio n �s e (low. 1:a win _ th and rry e T park n the endme minstrel at In the _ have been 1et r,ut BreakiPK•Enterina of the association to be held t e qu ot• have this sub. liree n on owi gly Redett:'aaid 416 Glenn Rizer and &poke kn repiace thoae which have died. Sherltt ftolliert ■-r arte'::bach is Roush, David Fox, May 6, in the SheratonFriday, b)lrned :ve hra 1 and ject. Jear thiB curred Wolle all perform ed ,� ng and e n. and Ga..., It was deeidea tc,. place the ' ,T breaki a lnvestlgatinar .� · d an ' C lt:veland. eve. ..i.... Hote., l C .. .t I - ........... ..le _. aere& He -·'d This part 'lf the m{�.i ng was PITk tables on the Plum St., •,7w s morn1 ng o1 credltably and three mi nslrt!I na 8• o·ie1en... this reported tering --••· 1 •· ch, p,,-_,n Au-n 1· ,� .. , I . be av� h ue5 t numbers "Varsity Drag", "The follow ed by the egg '-upper. The en of . the park. The grqup alao pas f!'\lf w�ote ialion, Bar e th of i d co to cult • s lncr e m by started wr ��� �Y � � Ohio started ;:f u:!, n T t "Su �e:� mgly and t Town" ffi n ee � d idea of the supper wa:J row of Lorn- co Cuteat Kids In a cam- Wingett of the award and extendhree Meigs coun y Boy Scout leaders have de ded to plant , u o . the ,mall: blaies req_uir· an d Over.all Jim" the Racine �..odoe years ago and pa1gn for fun ds to send as many needy scouIs as posslble lo ,cf• b.. ' poplar �i: for . a dust trol, even_ The house is being remodele,d Bonn ett Sally d h' • • i.tlon to • 11end the cerwas held at Easter lime each year. t h e Arrowhead Camp near Huntington for a week this sum- e 1s mvt applaus11. s....,.lel .,�v the ball diamqnd an d iDi OOI\.P&lde�ble_. � man1)()"Ner arid Warner reported that the reeelvln° acrten bv "' ,T Roc ba h e .,.,;n,.,..,; and -elfOrt to & t n Raci ne hlgh Since the Racine Lodge consoli • mer. They are Dr. Joh k nngs monies. alaO to plant some on the road Billy Hurley, -------f I a nd carpeno er t mas ou hod .... oore, en for-d be door M JlSn Sc ... oe ........ e � ·Ull!l· • Jnto the· part , · eolnl school, presente d several guitar dated with Mineral Lodge at Po m- Troop Fred Swatzel , assistant Scoutmaster o f pomeroy er p Warn The n. stole tools ter , Red�t eaid the re bas been a eroy, the custom has been continers durine intermissions. Three naw drinkl n!I · lounta ina: house la located about four mil es n umb ____ Bob Mills, Scoutmaster of Troop 245 in Middleport. aniJ 249, ___ l rain: n ral of ne ce lack soothern d e LoJge. Pomeroy the by ued install be to and I aar,d box are Racine. of eaat. _ __ The leaden estimate there e thre __ __ __ ______ next week e.nd ; all . playgrouncl Ohio a,nd Wle build-up index, • the choice e een ar betw 30 a nd 40 boys i n a n eedy boy or leave measuring n of Lhe dry m,, meane equipment will be gotten Jn e Scout to the three leaden th o f p.a Vote Sc " o Policy troo who spital out Meige County H J shape for I mmediate Use. Plans l'fllldted 105 W edlteAday, tr.le highFloridian Arrested wiU be unable to attend the week- who will Ii.st recipienla on the bas· were ilao mide· for putting " ut on record for this period of W88 NOt Unanimous· nd abilIn Early Morning ly camp with their troops at Camp is of need, scout record a The report that members atfloor ip. the melf)',go-round as • the year. it -------A. E. Dodson, 4 l , Mt. · Dora Arr.owhead thi s summer beeause \he s umm er camp offers th e te nding a meeti ng Wednel!lday u(ety metllfl'8, Fla., was arrested at three th ear parents are un.able , for varLake, Conferees at the join t Farm Bu­ Bids were received today by Ten1lative plane: were made for nlgbt or the board of trusteew or ys _ .o t:�k of �upe.rvise a �ivin ing by Pomeroy ns, to affonl the $16.50 � real!lo ious mor this o clock nge legislative represenla• reau-Gra · 1 to c 01 .i � of rti ion s Purchase ommis cwn ' Band Boosters Asked m u ty Hoapit l the State Road the Meigs • fish ' fry M ay 27. m , lodged in the Meigs fee each bov· must pay to atte nd ties rnc u mg swimmmg, . i3 : tive meeting held in the Rock and p lice i., u on d n i M dlscupe project be -Aid wlll e� Federal tio one corpora n new et_uipro. Inc., a non-profit fishing snd oth _ er recreat1�n n a · Spri ngs Grange Hall last evenin1 To Meet A:t Eutern Cou. n ty jail charged with intoxi• the camp. • °, will operate the proposed Cou n ty. The proJ• ect and appar• II th•.' neil meetln• ' their scout wh ich n to addi ng to o 1 dit· o• t rt I po meet 11 · w, , BooOter· Band E,stern e r a I nl to · s for· 5 • voted in favor or the hospital bond "' m ii es C11tlon, acco ing n, lte i er bldd I I ea d ow h a Th e , -o emorial H oapItaI • M •· u p dec1'ded to s ra V•t e that · g. n requesting are leaders u traini , The Eaa\ •i at 8 p. m. al . next Monda Webster em . Jed by . ChieC day issue and recomme nded that tbe Lew11 EIUa- to meet with them High School a nd hold el ectt,m of voted u nanilllously to operate of the Putnam Coun ty Line-M er• Anyone WISh 1 n � lo sponsor a people of "Meigs Coun ty support il ls, organiutions. church individua berore ap--ar will n Dodso ,,.., . · of to con ti•• , nKt time to di'acuss w,ya the hospital with qualified doc- cer Bottom Road on Secondary • Legar . in lhe re• groups, farm groups, or busmess boy al lhe camp IS asked Opinion of the group was that eleaD and in ofllcers or the com ing year. was Roa te 37 for a s ph altl c concre te Mayor Charles tosteopathy of medicine tora Sroutmas k•-pind Lbe par_k three the of · either tac for sor boy n a po s ments establish court AU band pue.1,1,l.a are urged to ess ion of mayor's s hospital is needed to attract gular e th aurfae by lhe Central Asphalt 1pe•.� _;:In error. the camp. The sponsor may select ers tor further details. d, , ara said presi atten Gaul Barb evening. Saturday services to �eigs County. medical b for Va., "" y 2 w•• ,et •� the date Tbe vote was I n the majority Paving Co., C arl�ton , W. -�, dent. . nted out that people berf., poi was U the next mettini. for the policy 1latemen t, not for $77 ,689.Ml. ______ voting for lhe ¼: mill by would, Today's bid letting involved a unanlmoua. ng one and one•half getti issue, be n i d e .locat total of 22 projects MEIOS- C...!NERAL HOSPl'fAL (a) lb� cou nty has because, mills, seventeen eountiee, involving 96.6 BOND JtORFEITID Admitted: Anna Buck, Pomeroy and Cb) the nt, prese at $204,000 • Ann Hill, Pt. Pleasant, forfeit- miles of road improvement a nd , . James Hawley, Cheshire; Edna nd would then provide fu (ederal ed a :126 bond In Middleport cleaning and pai n ti ng of o n e TM Pemeref flrt cleiNrtment Stewirt, UuUan d. ¼ of the total that ia collected and 1 I.est night when brldee. Of the11e 22 projects, o ne mayof court l' Di1ml111ed: Kathy Thomas, Ruteut 1t 1 :20 ,.., to "'9� in the coun ty. provided I two on the interstat e System, flltlt · • ·tarulh fin out of, COft• land Mrs. Catherinlfl Wolle and she failed to appear to ans wer to ·ls olu:;erved that this "ia was It .project.a and 19 tre1 Mil' the P•rl JaCON aon, Rael n-e; Mrs. U!!nna Witmln g a charge of intoxication brought are f'ederal•Aid use or a tax dollar." wise indeed · are state proj ects. by the Middleport polic e. and aon, New Havf'n. mi.a• ■t Laurel Cliff. The attenda nts expressed hope __:___: ��-__;:_ __:__:_ that all citizens will consider the iS11ue in the light of its importance commu n ity service and future to • progress of the Meigs Co1,1nty IN&. MEIGS THEATRE Ciro) E'8lna:ton • M��an at OhiO UnlV'1r1ity fpent part of her Ea1ter vacallon \Vlth her p111tnll. Mr. and Mra. A. V. Entn,ton, Racine. Sun day . the · Eulncton, visited W. E. Ber1dahl tormu Raclnti resident a\ Aahtand,, O., and Mias BMluaton went on to Cle�la nd to IPttld the remalnd• er. of her vacaUon 'With elau mates. ent1ne a1 Poindexter's Life Spared By Governor Love-Joy Circle Holds Last Sessi.on For Year s1 ,99t1,; NO. • No T,h underbolt Missionary Group Entertained By Mrs. Richard Davis O�FORDS S1zes S to 3 TINNIS SHOES Sizes 1 1 to 6 XII • e CHUCKlE FOR TODA. , ; BOUWER, ColD. UPI-Coed Jani BtildlX,,D, It, �f Davenpott, Iowa, the loH 11imvor of an attempt •by thne Colondo Unlver1H1 1tudent, to acal1' - free1lnl, 1..-foot Lon g'a Pqk, WH re,co'l1!rln& ffilm sev-:re troatblte at the ' tialvet'tlty . hotptW here today Tbe •bodies of btr · COD\Pl-niona David L. lonea, · 11, of Wteblter i---,� �"" p. W • Gl'Ove" -M oii Smith Ark., on f" o mon, 23, f wete toun,d by µ. �- H.uonal Park, servtce r_a�er:t·. ■Qd'_; �rl ell,..... from � - Tlatirlt!IY, tJtd �•'- w Jones appirenlly WH killed by a 21kJ-foot fall on the �uth face or the mountain. ,Willman, who had been left In ·an lee eave, el:• hauisted, while Jones .and. llla■ Bendi:xon went for help, froze to death. A helicopter from Lowery Air Force Baae at Denver will attempt today to brlna the bodie1 0t f tbe mountatn. 11:ley started to �Jim� tong•• Peak, which 11 , doted to 1not1ntalneen :at thla time of year, e� i, Tueodll', ofter I mow lalL Janae. A. Gtt1lg of Gl en view, lll., for Willmon In the ano�, and w.ho ■tayed behi nd b ecause he did headed down the moun tam earlJ not feel well, cam e off the moun- Wednesd-ay tor help. tairl Tueaday night. , "We decided to go two differJ[.l,a Bendlxon ,aid they got ent wayt down the mou ntai n," she withi nf GOO feet of the sumniit Hid. "I feH twice and bumped 1111.s;.a my hea d 10 h a rd I bl aeked ou t . 1 Tueaday, but were driven "'•A" by icy eale1. Then they realluid must have been out a n bour or that Wlllm on'1 hands were so IO." frozen he could not m i ke • rope When the r@covered Mlu Ben· ..... , an d lhty · w,re in dire dlxon cou Id n ot Ii nd 1ones. de•-nt Jone, a.pare:ntly tried to eontrouble. for help alone, but died in tlnue 1 a e Jon d 1n Miu Bendi�n fall 2f!O.foot • ' abeltar • out acooped pn,�•• Truck Driver Cue,, Reportdl Continued go to 33 Sentinel carriers PRIZES PLENTIFUL - This is the displ ay of prizes that will to a dose M�y 1 a�d come will �ntest . '.J'he who are now engaged in a circulation contest The ma-Jo,r pru:e l!rize. a of d e assur. is nber . all carriers who secure at least one new subsc auto, which has re mmtatu oblle, a speedm a s l picture which ls being demonstrated in this SWIDI masks, bats, balls soft are , prizes s !her Among o u� the eye of all the eontestant . cameras, fishing kits and eoinchangers. I ,, The cases of 10 truck driven on charges of overload filed bJ' the Ohio State Patrol in County Court sheduled to be heard to­ day have been conUnued, ludce E. W. Peoples, said today. The trucks were owned by tbe Swisher Coal Company and the driven were cited followinl a weight check on ROQle 141 last week. The higbwQ hH l 25 pn' cent weight reduction llndl, 'Iha Patrol u.id. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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