https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b99e3d35977d1cf11fb25eb100b80b84.pdf c4589d8b1feffb4d779aabd46e656075 PDF Text Text ; • •' 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 �' -. • • ol1LY SENTINEL tommentating 1£ditorially fHE 81GDOME PoUREO OUT A Tl�ADE IN A LETTER 10 ANOn4ER 'TYCOON A80JT ANSWERING LETTERS PRON1'0 .... Mei gs To Be Represented Mary Kibble or Reedsville has been named chairman of a Meigs County Committee on Aging Aging, a group with an important and huge task. It is to represent at a White House conference in January, 1 96 ) , the county's problems arising from its older folks. Let the chainnan describ� �r committee's mission: People are living longer thahks to the miracle of modern sciente. How they are living is cause for concern by the same miracle workers. Jt is said that most of our aged are quite poor financially; that one•half cannot pay for an adequate place to live; most are not in good health; most are not working; and most do not have hospita l insurance. Such information as this has caused much concern anrl obviously calls for exploration and action. Toward the solution of this prob!em the Congress ol the United Stales, supported by the President, has decreed that there shall be a White House Conference, i n January 1 961 on the subject of aging. Its theme wlil be "Aging wllh a Future Every Citizen's Concern . " In authorizing the WtJte House Conference Congress declared, "The Federal Gov. ernment shall work jointly with the States and their citizens to develop recommendalions and a plan for action with regard to the problems of the Aging." All states are particip.atlng i n the preparation of material for the discussions. Each ls requested lo present FACTS con, cerning the sltuatio n o( its aged. Governor DiSalle appointed a "Commission on Aging'' composed of seven members, and an advisory committee representing every county and all state organizations, agencies, and departments for the purpose of organizing and assisting local commi ttees, so that each county eould provide . pertinent i nlormation regarding its own situa tion. Among all Ohio counties it is estimated that Meigs has the second highest percentage ol its population in the over-65 age group. Therefore a report Crom Meigs should have a very real bearing on the situation in Ohio, The Meigs County Comm ittee On Aging is comp'osed of Mildred Fowler, Don Mulle n, Gene va Nolan , Willia m Roberts, Catherine Shavorinsky, Pete Shields Mary Kibble and '- Barbar, Stout. Memb<lrs '01 the- Committee ·•lll soon be getting in,tou ch with interested ..md well lnfonfied: cltlzens in the various vil., lagea and townships for help in securing the ., necessary information so that a report can be .'• prepared for the Ohio Commission as sodn as .·:.. ..', .. ,• .. ."·,, ... ., -1- I\'. !; 3 ': -'� :.:5 .,j, �-- -::- •• .. ·: .,.. •:,, ., ., .' "" •' ,: '' -;'4.. '-.- · , · ··- possible. Materials already have bC'en mailed to persons in each area . Here are some facts about aging. There are today about 16,000,000 persons who are 65 years of age or older in the U rn t­ ed States. They represent an i nc.Tease of over 400 per cent since the turn of the century , a period during which the total popu lat ion i ncreased about 1 30 per cen t . A quarter of a million older people are treated in ment:1 1 institutions annually. Nearly half a million live in nursing homes an d homes for the a·ged Of all the aged in n ursing homes, more than half are at times confused , disoriented and incoherent. Fewer than h of the nurs· in g home group l:30 walk u�ssi::led. Twothirds have a circulatory disord , Most of the aged h;.we marginal or sub• marginal incomes. Three-fifths of all persons 6:) and over have no income at all, or less than $ 1 ,000 a year. It is estimated that prob­ ably about 30 per cent of all aged citizens a•re in a n abject dependency , state. By 1 975, trends remaining unchanged, the aged will number in the neighborhood ol 23,000,000 and wilt comprise 1 2 per cent of the total population. Whereas in 1900 in the United States the average .a•ge at death was 49 years, the average age today is approximately 70. I t is further noted by physiologists that the human machi nery Is so designed and engineered by nature that were it not for interfering diseases, abnormalities , and accidents, man should be able to reach age 1 25. To demonstrate the fact that longevity is a modern phenomenon, mathematicians have estimated that of all people who ha,ve ever reached 65 years of age or older since the dawn of mankind , one-quarte·r are living to­ day. Clearly, these elder citizens are a massive social force regarding whom it is not fair to say their needs are similar to or identica l with those found in all age groups. Certainly, Uke all mankin d, the elderly need the standard physica l, social, emotio nal and spJMtuaL supplies that are indispensable to civi1iza tton. But the comparison stops there . Western cultures, particularJy that of the United States, seem to create out of the later stages of life a kind of anli,c llmali c su­ perfluousness which may be thought of as the ouliiving ol usefulness , ., Friends and loved ones have eith•r ,m?ved away or died. Thus the circle of soclai contacts has grown sm.all and the oppor tunities for emotional and intellectual interchange have dimin ished . Loneliness and lonesomeness become the lot of many older people. - .HISTORY County Meigs ., ...... .. .... The AlmaWO<l . Frank married Eit her Wol le; Jennie. After the detth of hi• flnl wife, Henry manle d Emi ly 'J'ubb1. Thelr thl ldtfln WIiliam marrled I Clrt le; Maud; Ftance-1; Curt!, marrJ"d Inez Beerle; Dana manled Haul 3'aylor. William Reeter'• father w11 John Reefer Ind ht1 1randfather Mo,a:an Reefer. Mor11n Reefer waa fo'Und murdered on th e ro.d that uaed to lead from the RN(er home to Bouman'• Run near the Cro111 MIU. - 'fOD,\Y AND VEST'4:RYEAR M SHAIN FAMILY Henry Clel1nd Sr, married Mary J.n41 Se,rb. Chlld"n Dan• 1€'1 mtrrled Annie Carpenter; James married Strth Barmore; Seth Jone-. wa• born in Ver• mont, Sept. 28, 1'/M, hut was ralse·d In Co nnecticut. Here he met Sarah PJttl who waa born In June 1737 . She rpromlaed to wal\ for hlm whlle he went to the Revolutionary War,, When he returned from the war he found her waittn1 for him and they were married sept. 2'1, lT'lll Tb y ' trend ol the tlie ,ollowed tne C!!'OI Nd the mounlll n1, ■et• and Ulnar ■t ·Letart Pl.Ila. ( •·th •nd lllrah lone,, Th -'II" . elr children Sarah, Seth, Selley, SerHannah, · en■, Phil ip, Heriry, Patty, SIil)' arad Chtrll!!I. We ll'e unable to 1h1• v,.... •., much ,bout t hl1 taml'... Seth. Jon u• wife S. r1h di.ct J.ue tbev ' lived at Lmtart Falla «nd 11 burled In the ceme• " u.. I. • ., t•e- By United Pres, lntern.tlan,r Today is fo'riday, April 22, the 1 13 day of !he year, with ' 2!l3 more <lays IR 1900. The moon ls approachin g lts new phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Man, Jupiter and Saturn. 0n lhl1 day In history: In 1 707 , English novelist Henry • P'ieldina: was born. In 1 889, the great Oklahoma Iand ruah for free land started. 1n 1 898, t he U. S. Navy fired lhe first shot of the Spanish• American War, In 1911t, the German army h lwirted Ullng poJson gas for the llrol time In World War I at -Y:prea Belgium, In 1944, All ied· aoldlera Invaded New Guinea. In 1= Chr Istian ff rter was c sworn ..... ln .aa the new socretar )' of •-1e· a... A thouiht for I-Oday: The rPputed Greek 111.1 thor Aeaop wrote: "A liar wll l not be be-lleved e\len when he speak, the truth.'· John Reeft.r married Llule Mur dock. Chi ldren Wll liam married ., Clart Whet,tone then Mtbel An­ denon thin Plorenre Bay,. No After the de■tb of Slrth, Sath ehildre-n; Lucy mtrrled Wl lllll)I ,, Wolfe; Eatell1 m1rrted Howard marrifld. Ellher Ford. Seth and , Erlber lone ■. Their Wol fe; Ade lla married Phlllp ldren. Sllaa mtrried chi e John■on E■tella and Adella w re t Rouah; Lewi, married Rebtirca twln1. Doro hy ,,• Sayre; �1�:11: l.arlmer married FORD FAMILY rn the .. rly te Uem•• o r Nanc)' ,ayn ind Milton m1r.rled t ••Ellzabeth --,.e. Mary l and we find Gllbtirt Ford manyln1 Either Adam•. Their S1111 Jone•• d1u1hter Sarah were of tbe earl)' Nttlen maft'lfd l lil lflece ...,_ Herm n I CUbCUI PACK MIITING o n Paci!: 243 or Racine will a ' parentl '° el a nt • ��:�:,,,d l��. �t t� �:,se:,: '11uit■. ft• ltolle ot Carl Tll•llt meet .Frida,- at 7 :30 p, m. at the Wll tM JOlfl ftomtltNd; � B1ptl1t Church. A film or mon to al l ho bra 1d the rlJ ld ' llle of tbe •Ame hOUN ¥ u N • bl NU Jult' t. 1'at. -0-Rama will be ahown rt n Colonlet, tenU:, tom doWli � a ••1: nd • J)IUented. Rlifl'e■h; • GIi In Ma land, Ford di nall mtnt. • · · bert lonil' IA'f'lt be served by Dena 1 ey , when a romptrtUvel)' youna ma11, • a nd I· "' ...., man-- 11� ·r and I •,1 hi 1 wldow f It• r . ou I •• A-�•ln WW'·ta A. lion•· am 111 -children . A1 man, of th .. -.' hit IHOftd wlft. � IAKI IA.LI then� ' . ',,, lamUIea of that llale •. · ' · " _...,, 'Mte �.... . 1. " ...... Plal111 EUB Ch"-h "'p~n ' � ..... , Valley Ohio the I -ml•• � ' : •11 , er •tilldren crotMd • ol bn- Youth Fellowshlp 'Nill hold a baike IU'l'rltd 11-. ·1 h AfWr lttt ' w 111fflttd •Nie on tht 1lreet al Tup"n mou n.fna lo tbl1 ne• land he\- �. Ona �Jj , . , Plaine Sltlitday , A, rn IS. The pro: l'romlJe. teed■ wm 10 towaNI helplnt to WU J... Larhiler • nd youth to Camp otterbeln thl1 Miller t'o Bot, Lona at atopped lint She · � 1t • • ,ummer. tom 411d wblla lfvblt "'"' lh NAbeJc .,._;;111/aai,lllo lie _, met aod mtrried �lh lone1, w ,�• • tf •••llo ll1M ' --,� � , thell n,w ii Lotart 1'111i. 114V Mllfilii , - 1lf• tn -P -.... IJli!'I '11te Daqhtera Of Union Vet•� Gt •ta Qiln relWt whit ftlrn to hll iom �- ;flt lal1lr, w will meet llonday evenlna at . Ii tnon. •-1111 QM of .t '--' " ·'-' 7:10 at the DAV Rall i n Pomeroy. U.. old Caldelr ftffll. 'We wtU "" llanled t •• ,, · · � ' � 9# � hrld llwillJ, {•• llllhtff , ..__ e , . il . C� of _."AL HOLilR . ., ,!. • • "UP!llft 1111 E,ther For4, Don Curlll limlt, Admloalona, April 20: Mr,, Ar101f11 Sr, thur W. .\lllaon, Klnauga; ErvIn 'l1lt &Ulml:,Nfiiw .....,.., .... I • llllr,� Jab married �t, ,, B. Glbba, )!artlord; 0rv 1Ue Lee II' liiWlh ....... lob � linii , tbat !,on, New Raven; Miu Gamet Mae ' 'lliomu ..... .. � � lonea. W -.ii Ile lleale,, Haven,wood. �· of ltlb oiittl b7 b• lllleliarret, April so: Mtll. 'It'll• _ �-- ttl tho - ' 6ti ' -�� ,......_., Uveil h d , H am �Ison B•U. 11?1. Mae · (To lo .._....,, dya 11au.., C. � 1 Cain, t,oalle EUia . •· .' ,: ~ " DAI·LY SENTINEL DAYBOOK 41 ,. • • ' • • • •• ' • •• 1• !·• ·t • rt__.· _.__.__. ' · .._ • ° a- th :J ._, i ' lilo\If bi lfi!l!t. � �, !llliir ,lltit, • -=�f f!ld ""'7/14_ � "'°""'" tll°"'t.i � � '!I l\0�!84,n � . .. ., • By Hatlo They'll I)�It E!ery Time w. oi. 1 °IHEN HE LEARNS TI-IS MAIZO WAY 'nlAT ii= '{OU WANT 10 GET AN ove� DUE RESPONSE,WRITE A AXJ.QW•UP•• I: ..lJST DICTATED TO "rOL.1 - TEAJ:l JT UP--0:)t,(T SEND IT-•.I: .JUST 60'r ON n-.o-wAY DOORSTOPS, AND J-IAVE HAO NO RB\.Y­ PEMAPs IN 11-IE R.ITURE ',\,IE .O MV l'IRST LETTER .., ANO SEND rT AIR MAIL., MtSS Ftrn-tCOKS··· Eden Society News Reported Meet The Cand,idates Attorney Gray Is In Contest For 4th District Court Post GORDON R. GRAY Gordon R. Gray, Athens c1t torney, is a camtidate for the Court of Appe.J:ls of the Fourth Judicial District of which Meigs County is a part. He has been endorsed by Republican executive committees of Athens an<l: Meigs Counties, and has been supported editoria1ly by newspapers in Athens, and in Marietta where he was born a nd grew to manhood. graduation from Marietta College in 1928 hi:! attended the College of Law, Ohio State University, and re• ceived his L. L. B. degree in 1931. He entered World War 1 1 as a privnte and was honorably dis­ charged as a captain in the Judge Advocate General's Department In 1945. He is a member& of the Athena County Bar A11soclation, the Ohio State Bar -Assoslation and the Am­ erican Bar Association. He has 8crvcd as city solicitor of Athens as prosecuting attorney of Athens County and as preJident of the Athens County Bar Association. Aside from his professional ti.!!· .sociation and activities he has in­ terested himself in civic, patriotic, fraternal, religious. and business af fairs or his community. He ls a trustee of the First Presbyterian C hu rch. a Past Exa l1ed Ruler of the Elks, belongs to the American Legion and ls a member of Har• mar Uld ge, No. 390, F. & A. M., of Marietta, He ii marrimf a1:1q has a daughter, now in · AUfom High School stud ent. ' .,,.1. .,.,711"� :... Mr. Gray is one Qt' three' �andidates ror nomination for the judge. ship, the others being Marshall Carlisle of Jackson and Harley :teyer of Logan. 11nd Mrs. William Simpkins and children, Ciartville, Pa., were weekend r;uests ot Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May. Mr. By Marth• Holslngu Sunday School attendance East­ er Sunday was 194. Re.-. Elden Blake is pastor. Sunday evening Rev. and Mrs. Robert Saunders showed pictures of the Holy Land. Robert Vanrlleter .Mr. and Mrs. · and family wer(!_ Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Sol Bigley and son, Eddie. Mr. and Mrs. James Carter were in Huntington to attend the fun• eral of Mr. Carter's boss, John Shurman, who was k illed in a plane crash near Parkersburg. "Mrs. Hazel Smlth and sons of Belpre visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber. John Dupre of Welslton visited Saturday with Miss Maxine Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Fim and son, Tertf, or Columbus spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerwin. Emma VanMeter and George W. Curti� were ihopping in Parkers. burg Saturday. An Easter egg hunt wu held at the home of Mrs. Mazie Holsinger Sunday. Prizes were won by Jun, ior Barber, Robert.a and Doris Van M<:ter and Eddie Bigl e;y. Mrs. Mazie Holsinger entertain • ed with a surprise birthday party for her son, Ronnie and daughter, Janet, Easter Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. Orvil l e Blake and daughter, Mr. and M rr.. Erwin Blake and son and dau1hter or Greenfield spent the Easter week end with Rev. and Mrs. Elden Blake. Revival services are in progress at the Eden Unlted Brethren Church. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and daughLcr of Guysville spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger and son, Virg"il. Mr. and Mn. Marvin Barnhart spent Sund11y with Mr , and Mrs. John iBuchanan . Donald Buchanan, spent the week end with his wife and daugh­ ter, Toronto, Ohio. We started by covering up the stove. From there about 4 or 5 water glasses h.1d to come off the sink. Down ('.'\MC my handy a,pron and towel. Down came the Currier and Ives prints from over the sink, D:own came the Citi­ zens NaUonal Bank calendar and the John and Edison (Baker) cal­ endar. Heavens, the dust on top or this kitchen cabinet, grumbled Dad and I can't go Into that now. l moved the broom and the dust mop lrolb their (o.- my) favorite place. AH the time I was bragging big and loud on Dad. He painted faster- and faster and you can simply fl;y with a roller which he was using. Finally supper. and it WH ni,ce to smel l bacon imtead of · paint. But now it's B:30 p, m. and I'm a ventilator bee that hopes she can sleep without dreamJng she's a pine tree. That is where they get turpen­ tine isn't it7 Bless their little hpar tsf , , ,,, 1,, , , , . 1 . , l t's hard to believe .-but the Sears, Roebuek buslness has now topped the $3.7 bllllon dollar mark in its yearly sales-. The things is a giant. One of the most telling Incidents I ever rPad about it was where a poor sheep herder In New Mexico came lnto a smaU town to buy a catalog for his children's Christ­ mas. "But won't they want the things in it?" "SI, senor, but 1eelng the love­ ly toys, dresaea and trinkets is better than not having anything at all." I ha,ten to •add that the town took the motherles., children to Its heart and outfltted them. Be• cause-this was In America where Br MRS. JIAN PARKElll MrB. Iva Stewart and family Cathy Thomas is ronfincd to a rid M n . Pauline Markins were Meigs Generol Hospilul 'W ith a Sunday gucsls of Mr, and Mrs . broken lo� she sustnine tl W hen Bill Brown and Teresa. she fell from a swing. She is the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bo l ln and rh1ughlcr of Mr. and Mrs. Ed are visiting at , his parchildren Thomas. ents home Mr. ,and M:rs. Cecll Randy Sprouse spent Wcdnes- · Bolin, Lanasvllle while his moth• · da;y with Brum · . Wilk es- er is confined to . the St. Joseph Charlt'll!I of South Poi nt visited J11st1cc ville. Hu:,ipital, Parkersbur&, following her sisters, Mrs. James Davia and Mrs. Kenneth M-cLeod .tnd hus­ Mr. ,m d Mrs. WIiiiam Phillips a hBart attack. o · • were weekend ■ recently. F ran kr or I• band Mr. and Mrt. Jaell: Ward were river Is Chad Ward of the &iJ eSb or Mr. and Mrs. Joc1 Phil• recent weekend gueets of Mr. spending hit vacation wtll1 Ma !fps and DarrelL • and Mr,. Calvin Sprou,.. Mr. an d M rs. l l arvey E�r I ewI ne tamlly. and Mr,. Leland Snowden d Mr. ahd Mn. Kenneth McLeod an JoeIta a nd her mo th er Mra. andMr.famll ;y, Paineavllle were the were In Bel pre Saturday visiting Iva Howell 11pent S u nd n y with the Thurs day dinner gues•�· ol Mr. , lier brother Mr. and Mn. Her• Ia tier s •I• Ier Mts . Loi· s I t usseJI L and Mr,. Carro Snow ll den and schel Wheaton and her aon1 Ed­ Mt . Alto, sons die ind Cecil and familiea. Mr. and Mr� . Cnlvin Sprcmse -------Mr•. Robert· Proffitt ii takina and ramil)' visited her mother, the cenm1 In thll township. Mra. F. A. Carpenter, Pt. Pleasant Saturday. M r. and M rs . Robert C anad ay and Sabra were Sunday g uests af BJ MRS. OL■ NNA MILHOAN Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Can u d.ay of Wllh im Weber wa■ taken t'o Rio Grande_ the home o r hiI dau&hter, Nona ,pent " ' Might Osb0rne Athens from the ••• ''"' Lawr'•"n"e "' Howard Newland, n.ayton, 'Ir. and M-. • ' ....... the weekend with his �rtntl, and Karen, Princeton, Ind., an� . pila Sunday. Mr. and Mrk. Simon Ni!:W l.tnd and _,. Mr. and Mrs' . Claren t•t•. Mi"\. 1 01 \ Guests -of Mr . and Mro , May . son Kenneth . Bradbury wer'.' Friday evP, nlrig nard Ba hr Sunday were M r, and • Easte-r dinner auerts of M , guests of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Johu Sil· Mrs. C. E. Woode, 'l\lppera Plains and Mrs. Ed•artt Young and da r 10 !f: Mr. and Mra. Cuh Bahr, dau1h• ghten Elva ind Jean· wel't! Mr. �r. and Mrs, llcrsh t.> l J'u st.lce ters, Middleport, Mr. and M:11. apd M:r1 . Howard Yo� · ■nd dlu• and family, WIikesvil i e were reWarren Benb and Mta. Alla F.rol& h le . M r. an Mn, Robert Ball ey d cent guesta of Mr an d Mrs. Cal.! t . of Athen e. The dinner wa/J 111 C apd son, Lon, Bottom, Mn.. Joe. \'In SprouBO. Cub M1nual -and IO?ll, Racine. Mter· ofood , Shella, Crisp, Judy William, honor of the birthdays h d W M h 8 aun is an r a e. n oon c■llera were Mn. Wflson ra. , end Elaine Musser were visitors .. Mr. and Mra. Everett MUhoan Brun'" " , .. L.., and Ph•ll18 .,, and Cla-nof Joetta Er 1 ewine the p:1st week and Bernard were Sun.dAY dinner Mcintyre. Mr. and MIi Kenneth Mkhael guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Mr. and .Mrs. �est Youn g aod Mike, Chillicoth e were the and family, HarrlaonvUle, IPtl'J t Sunday gueil• of l'lls parent■, Mllhoan and children . Mra. Miry Shafter and Mn. EaAter with . Mr. and Mrt. A. w. Mr. and Mra. Ella Mlchael. Jean Seldenabel of Pomeroy call• Mr1. Calvin Sprouse received Youni tnd aon, Elmer. e on Mrt. Cl-. rt Williama Sun d M'n. Cltra McIntyre and c:hil• word th11 t her brother John Cardnn llpent �tlll;day attemoon penier New H1ven was seriously day, Severa) from here atten ded. the with t-he Eddie Youn, f■mll)', ·m Jn P1ea11nt Valley hospital. Gtb•· ae pemanuu Mr. and Mn. Mt• •- • "" sale Saturd••· Mr. ind Mn. Clyde Donohue llr ' and Mn· Muri Ta),lor left of New M rtlnsv '-111e, , w. va., and Chrlaty, Columbus were the I Monday for a vlaft. with nlatlvea apent the Weeke"M wi th Mc, and weeke nd 1uuts ot her perenll, In Llnc11ter· · •• and Elm er . �ou... mr-a. .,__ A . W • " Mr. and M,a. Lloyd Thomas. . A l lee Dodson 11 9.()endln l M s 'ff re n r Larty Ritchie ■tuden t tit Rio Dant Ho man wu inju d i . l 1 . (l'(jy SWIdi ey,s recen 1 • few days wltft Ml'8. T. E. He• Grande C.llece ,pent lhe ,-k • fal ,, 11-i. � welllon and glrls whi le Dr, He- end wlth hia mother � � , Adam,, Steven O. Hlrkala, ev, welllon tPd wile are OIi: v1e1tion, Rilehie a nd ion Rolff. tr.,lna Mr. and Mra;Arlhur Davia, Joan ' Mr. incl Mn. Artl,µr wan.. lfutqn T, William,, MH . Fre • M,.11e O,bome of spe�i,. liun,ta Jrlth 'A. Wtlliam,, Frank O. Sheet,, Will � and Jin, Yotng J Everett ·w� •nd' 11nv )IMd1vU10 called lli'fllil, Da�l4 J�ul Davi,, Mrj l1, � _, , , ;, ; hoan Sunday eve�•... lier! E. Lynn, Joseph Aaron , . Mr, alid )Ira. . Wilber . :\V"°er. , .lk '•" ,I'mor llldenhr man, Stephen E. Harder, ., . tuter , ., ,� rtne Mutt Clark, Charle, E. ,t- ••� chtldreil, Atllelu, ••llod on i>f Co!umllli, , 1 Mril. Jlarl Tvlor .a.n,d-,; at1 Keno, Sunda),. , • Mr. en Jr., Im� Joseph Stover, •�•ll: Mr, mil , XrL W, E- MUhoan ;! . .' Kr. � Bud L. l!ant, Kenneth Leo •t>Homer Allen Hendenon, • • • �mer<>y apent Sun<l4Y ••••In* ""� Flonnl!O ,�berler - � W'" ·si.ton. llln. Bobby Leo Slil- lib Mr. and Mra. 8lalne-Mlll1oan • •& •••II , ol , M r. , ..,d , Jin. Robtirl 1 COieman, nater, Mn. John Fisher. Jr. and int dilldren.,. . · ·, • hle vii- , � Cr� �- bom! ,, Mr. and lllrs . . Alvin Infant .»to. Adrian E. Mor"'n and o infant. lied ,plh hlaUvea al Keno over (tom lhe boqtlal' al , Blrtbl, April IIO: A aon to Mr. the we� , ., , B-.,a' -' ;,1, , Mn: Grant Snijlh and �n Emmellile , Goi'l,,n of, 't.oweu and Mn, Arthur w. Allison, Kan,�M 1111' •U1•1 A roit to Mr. and..![n. •J!t•t l!al!er wl!h � ollter,,llr• "\"!' iiater ' SJ,lvla Coteffilll, . !It! J. J14]1toad, New Riven. • . , . , • """' , ll't, · 11111 JIN'.' ·a.,,. , P.,rtla no Socie ty Events The Ridge-Keno Soc'1ety Repor· t . P'1ne Grove Soc ial Everits 0 av kitchen coral rose this Lime right ovl'r rhe Fiesta Rose I ' d loved 90 well. So we stlll look n lce and rosy. Now this waa odorless paint, marked so on the <' & n, A nd there would have been no odor �ther, only Dad, alway! a great turpentine m.in got down to where it was a little thicker and kept adding a wee drappie. Not so bad with doora open and fann i ng. But came the du�k and we blew up a nice little fire in the grate. All of a sudden, my suppe r d id n ' t taste good. Why not let in some fresh air, sez J and use some systern on il loo, by standing and fanning the ki 1 chen door but ' hard. Then J got to faughing--Oecause · where do you thin k I got that idea. From the bees, directly frcim the bees. Because •the)' have special squads of ventilating bees (you <!an see them if YOU look careful ly) whose sole duty is to stand at the hive'i entrance , fan bad air out, and good air in. '·Go to the ant, thou sluggard". But this time I aped the smart little bees. But, I ask r:,u, slaters of the skillet, w hat's the use getting odorless paint them adding this awful 'turtentlne' as some kid used to ctl l it. But I reckon the rufferlng ls worth it to go rosily about in my blu11hing kite-hen. We pa1ntecf"'o'u� n-lEIR Al'IISWER SHOLILD DEAi. Wl7'M A F1RM 11-MT IS MORE ON ITS TOE.S­ DtSAPPolN"TEOLV "iOURs··" Rutland Society News Did You Kbow Thatf THAT LETTEA AND 10 AJULi!CE "" �f¾NY. . :• 6Et-l'TLEMEN : TEN DAYS AC:,o I WROTE TO YOU R:R A QuoTATION. He carried newspapers, deliver• cd Western Union messagel. work• cd on a farm , and loaded produce for local growcr9. During vaca t ions hu worked mi a farm, on a railroad gan,r and 'On a pipeltN, and for a time was e,mploycillif'a s ' .a · plumber's helper. IJt• earn rp most of the eo�t of his w.iy throUBh collcgc an,r h,w �chool. Mr. Gray i11 a 'Jlrominent attor• ney in Alhcns, havlug bel'n pracliclng law ror 29 years. Following Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 22, 1960--1 BLANCHE M. ,.ASktll• .a chud 1s 01 supreme m1portante and is not left lo hang around the edgl'� or life, ttad, poor, neglected. There are no w only small i10lated i1landJ of po\lerty In our I beloved country and theae are ra-pld!y being invaded, as wltneiis I a huge truck load .ot clothing and food recently arr1veJ al Logu, ,·,· . Va., labelled "A Gitt from the People of Ne w York City". And there was more, muah more, to follow. j I But ab�ut the Sears catalog, these '•Wish Books" were Jlfer�lly thumbed lo rags. by the Ru.!111�n people at our fai.r laet year J.tl Mosccw and pleasant young Affl­ ericans in eharge were conatantly a�k.ed to se�I them to RuBsian v1s1tors. As 1t \¢\s they gave awa y hundred• and I . undreds of them. I must .order .hat new , chair cover right today. I gueu UI a:et �scan rose-grar Is too easily 80lled and brown 1s too. dull , too. Well , I thin k the rose 1s it. I can't recall the exact quota­ tion ('and I've hunted all over too) of M1rir: Twain's remark on nude people, but somethln1 •like thi1: "Ha\le no rear of the nude ones ever having a -place of importance in government, in clvll affairs, Jn religion, in politics." Only Mart Twain tould have called up so perfect a vision of all that that inVolves. Try to imagine any: 1tatesni1n you've read of--8\ter-even al�ne nether let shirtless, garments not present. Or a school teach11r or a lady librafran or a store clerk clad in lea; than what decency demands. Swirling sll:lrtl on ball et dancers som.ewhat con• fuse us, but we recover. Take just the m atter of white gloves for instance. You just na• turally feel more sedate, mote church•ly, let us say, with White gloves on., And high heels. And a hat. Stripped to the bare essentials, a human being ea n loot weird, awfully -weird. If I ever 1aw any. thing funnier than the people on Coney bland beach (N. Y.) then I don't recall it. Of course, no one laughed, except i nside. But a man whoS() bust •has sl i pped below the waist line and a lady whose der­ riere has gone clear beyond any and 111 control-well, I, tel l you, we can just look grotesque and who can deny it? ''· I Wce.. !D.Y. ipreache,Jf, preaidents bankel'!I, bulJffea., "fden and ma­ mas and grandmas fairly well covered up . Under age elghteen-I'Ve Clve1 up long, long ao. Today's quotea, "Men marr, because they are tired; womefti because they are curious; bot, are disappointed." "Religion is the fashionable s:ubstilute for belief.'• The Eaater picture is eomplete Brewington now with Sandra leading a neighbor's small bl eat• ing lam b ,around ·by a Jeuh wltb a am1ll army of neia:hbor chll, drtn tarting behind. "All on 1h kprll evening I thouaht on the Lamb of God." CROSSWORD D of A Members Attend District Rall y In Ma rietta i l'. , · llf�-•• ,net w, ·l'la-... lo · ,11,m-j . Friend,hip Coun,:il Five. membera of Theodorua CouOCJI DaUJhters of Ai:n erica attended the rally . of D1,trlct 1 3 . held Wedneaday 1n Manett&. There w11 a large attendance at the rally and 13 oew membera we:-e initiat ed, one received by tard and three reinstated. Attending were Marjorie Wood­ ard, council deputy and dlatrict associate pa11t counilor; Eliubeth Campbell, disttit lrustee, who also gave the invocation at the dinner; Helen Miller, councilor, who served on the nominaUng committee; Lucille B. Hawldn1 , past state councilor and Nettle Hayes who was inst.ailed 11 d.ia­ trict ln.1ide Sentinel. Mrs. Donald Mora Elected President Of Chester PTA ANOTHII 'OPINU'-TM Great Lakm trelehter Orauunotor pk,wa througb Ice clnmlu at Montreal to ont.er the SL Law• rence Seaway and open tti• 1960 ■ea..on. The Oralnmotor la a Ca111da Bte■m!blp llnu callO canter. P H I LC O 1 he B111)' Bee C1ua of the F1nt Baplls l Church of Middle• port met Thursday evening wltb twl!nty members and two gueatt Mu. I da Neil of Flatwoods. Ky , and Mn. El izaheth Gret!n. The opening prayer was 31ven by Mn. Beulah While and Mn. Chirles Lewlll WH the de\lOtional leader for the evening. She read the 100th Pnlm. Mrs. John Lyon1, pre,1denl, condu('ted the bu1lne11 meeting when routine matter-a were taktn care of and the blrlhday1 of Mn. Lewi, and Mu. t'rancea Bearha were observed. Mrs. 81.al}('he Haptonstall wu in <"harge of the program wbicb included readings by Mi11 SyMa McMuter and Mrs. Bearh1 and herselr, and a game which •he conducted. During the aocial hour refresh­ ment.s of home made rolls and chicken salad and coffee were served by Mr.s. Thomas Dant, Mra. Lillian DemoHkey, Mn. Nora Jordan, Mrs. Julia Grim, Mn Del Fife and Mrs. Lyons. The tables had been beautiful­ ly decorated by Mra. Lewia who had covered them with orchid paper and made place mat, in­ acribed with Baptist Busy Bee Cla1s, April 21, '60 and decorated with flower seals. The centerpiece was an arrangement of white jon' quHs and Magnolia blossoms. Fa• vors at each place were tiny Sweet Alyssum plants which were planted in nut cups. $249.95 0 Excluslve PhUco Hip Capacity ActlDII : WASHES 7 SHEETS AT ONCE ! • • • Uk• IJolni 2 Loads In 1 • ll'Ne-frN A1lttlor 1af.st ,., •II fatNiCI • Pushbunon Water S.lec­ tar-hat, Wtlfffl or cold w•r.r w■sh ' • T,lple Duty flrt.J.. Dl•pensa, • PushlluHon Sped S.lar:to, . ... .,,�... ....... e W•r Slttln1• . FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. Seeond Ave. Middleport, Ohio ·, SOUTH 10UA IN UPIOAI-Here ll the rlotlnS . bl, Maaan., South KorM port, whtch spl'ead to Sooul and other clttem In an election lftermatb. Prmtdent Syngman Rhee clamped martial law OIi aevenJ etuea. The rtutlng la over aceu.aaUODJ that Let Kl Poona:, Rhee'1 candidate for vice pre.aldent. won by fraud. Rhee'i own opponent dJed ■borUy betpre election. BAPTISMAL RITES Infant baptismal rites were I held at the morning worship s�r- . vice at the Mason Methodist Church, Easter. Those baptized were L ionel Qartwright, son o! Mr. ·and Mrs. Glen Cartwright; Julia McBride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob McBride: Kevin Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush; Timo­ thy Tucker, son of Mr. and M rs. Luther Tucker; Lisa Dudding, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Willis Dudding; Rodney Rottgen, 110n of Mr. and Mra. John Rdttgen: Hom­ er Redman, !On of Mr. and Mrs. .Mrs. George Bearhs presided Derisil Redman and George Cook at the meeting of the Past Pres!• son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook. dents of the Ladies Auxiliary of Drew WPbster Po1t American Legion held Wednesday evening al the home Of Mni. George Hac­ kett Sr., Middleport The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer In unison, followed by the pledge to flag and group 1inging of America the Beauti­ ful. 'One Nation Under God'' was the topic of the devotions taken from Psalm 11'1 tnd Levlticu1 3: 3 by Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. During the bu1ine111 sesaion plan, were made to send 1 ,ut to Edith Loop. � prayer of the ,past dQP1rtment pre1ident , waa read by Mra. William .Baxter to close the meetlna. Mr1. Baxter waa In ehar1e of the program which opened with a poem "The 'Soldler'1 Wife" by Mrs. Mayme Holme■. A quiz on , Pait Preajdentl Ptrley was con• ducted by Mr,. Btxter and prizes awarded to Mn. Ben Neutzlina and Mn. J. II. Tbomton. Refre■hment• were aerved by the hoateu to those named above .and Mn. A. V. Howell , Mrs. George MoWI'tly, Mn. Pe1rl Hy­ aell, .M rs. Owen Wat.Ion, Mra. Ralph Gilmore and Mrs. Fran k Cbeeaebrew. Ladies' Auxili ary Past Presidents Hold Meeting Middkpori To Auend Se,1ion Danoll Tommy L1ona and Stumbo, memben of Boy Seout '1:l00p 246 of ldlddleport, will be feavini Lhh eveninJ . for Camp Arrow Head at -Hunt1n,:1-0n. 'Ibey are memben of the Order of Ar· , ...... d.. No "'7 ro�, Thal •�oo-zy0• .......,..., • · This meetln&: II a lpl"IDI: fellowcull• the for pl.an to meetlni ah1p · IDi O;U l ceremony whlt'h WI· 11 be held in Au1u.al. Home / ' ., Of The "Broasted ,hicken" ' : The more particular you are about what ·you eat, the better you'll appreciate our really superior cuisine . . . first choice among the most dlscrimlnaUng eaters-out. CI RCLE'S Restau rant lilfl!an · Pllone WY-!-3973 118 I, Mila .,.. 6 A.M. lo 10 ' • I ' ,. J!em-,, 'I.M. 0.11, Romantic Tragedy Marked Life Of DeactGrand Duch� Xenia � ...... in _,,.,. .. ✓ LONDON UPJ-lntricue wealth lfll. H..- Nwther, Cw NW.. re, d 1 h t ' r were . mur� er and n1alty I• 11, ....i hla futlfy .... ... runnina: throua:b the life or Grand lo ._lh toy tho lo-Ila [ Ouches Xenia of Russia. awwllt'"" hit IJIWI• had Wh en ahe \l'U ter1881 in six . ._.., ' ,. ' ,._ ,_ ber .,.an,.....1uasamat.eU ror,..ta Grand Ducbeu Xenia � ther, Czar Aleunder II, bf blow . in1 up hit 1led on a mowy atreet the Bolahevika aboard a Brltlkll battleship sent to Yalti:l d�a The program at camp will in• in St . Peterabur1. the revolution by her COUlba, elude a featun movie, f1•ld ,porU In 1888, her father. Czar Ale ■:· King George V of EnJland. and demon1tration1 and camp fire aaved hex life when ander She lived in uJle 43 years, W cook-out. ■ dynamited the from the conlinuin1 mattb of revolutionarle l Clifford Stumbo, f.a..t.ber o I)&r. rell will lake the boy1 lo Camp royal train. He u.ed his enor­ bloody eYenta in Ruula. and dled il.nd John Lyon, Sr., lather ot m1l'!u ■treni:th to bold up the of pneumonia Wednelday at tbe Tommy will 10 .tller lhern Sun• •haltered roof of their carriltte age of 85 in a qlliet En1llth Rib­ unUI re1CUe camt. urban home. Drowns llasputln The Grand Ducheu w-11 m•• Her IOn-ln•law, Prince Youaou• ried lo Grand Dute Aluander poff, Mlped shoot anll drown Micbaellovitcb, an admirtl of tbe Auputin, the "mad Ruulan fleet and founder of the Gregory moni" who held a 1ini1.ter influ­ Rusaia air force. They fled to­ ence over the Curina of Ruuia gether to France and England. Xenia', allter-ln-law. He dled In 1033, le&Vine ab. JOU The fabvfovs rvS. of tM Ito- and .a. daughter. 111e honor rolls tor the Porn· eroy Senior and Junior high ter Mr1 and .Mn. Eber Routh and schools ror the fifth 1i.1 \ueta per­ other relativea. follow,: iod hu been announced u Mr. and Mn. Richard Tol be.rt SENIORS: Mary Amber1er, El1ie .nd family recently moYed from Arnold, Marilyn Blackwood, Jury Mr. and Mn. Stanley Harbour the Edwards house to the Avan­ Burn1ide, Linda Crow, Sharon and ramUy bad a■ Euter gueata elle Harria Hart reaidtnce here. Barbar■ Eakew, Sue Gamea, Wil­ her brother and family, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dalla.I Yeag:er and liam Gibba, Mark Grueaer. Ernest Pleasant Mr. and Mr&. Cbarlea Yeager and Mn. Steve Nobl e, Pt. Hall, Robert Hamm, Phillip Har­ Mn. Jad:ie Stevens, Mr. and lln. family were Sunday din.ner 1uest. rison, Jean Holt, ROM: Hy.ell , Ro­ Wortlty Nibert, G.a.lli poli.l Fffl')' . of Mr. and Mn. Jam815 Dieh l Jr., ger Leifheit, Albert Martin, Con• Jeuie Thomas, Charle•ton, wa,. Pomeroy. nie Morarity, Minada Muruy, How• the weekend guest of her broth• Mrs. Mary Walah left last wect ard Parke,, Rarrle Phillips, Sue er and •iater•in-1.aw Mr. and Mra. to spend, Eutff with her dauPl­ Phi l lips, Sondra Potts, Edward L. E. Thornaa tnd Mn. Dor Ebers­ ter Mr. and Hn. Huold Winters Rickard, Charle■ Riffle, Norma bach and sons. and famil)'. Zanesville. Rouah, Dnlene Smith, Carolyn SL Kr. and Mn. Harry Schnb and Mr. and Hra. Roy Jone, Jr. and Clair, Gail Stiven, Marilyn Stock­ ■ona were East.er din.ner a:uee:b famlly, Col umbus were Saturda:, ton, Janice Teaford. of Mr. and Mn. Roy Jonea, Syra­ night guests of his ■.tater and JUNIORS: Edwina Dell, Ruth ewe. family Mr. and Mn. Eusene Weekend guest, of Mr. and Schwab. Ann Brothen, David Brown. Doro­ thy Brown, Linda Chapman, Son• Mn. Ralph Warner .and family Pvt. and Hr&. Robert Roush of dra Drake, Carolyn Edward•, Mar. wue Mr. and Mn. Rufua Cobb and the U. s. Army apent sevenl garet • Hand l e)', Kaaron Kelton, son, Dunbar; Eddie Thai.ton, Dun days laat week wit.b their parent. The regular meeting of Rock Elinor Daugherty, Mr. and M.r1. Hoy Rouah and llr. Terry Knight, John McMurray, bar, Miu Spring!! Methodist Youth Fellow• carol Sargent, Charleston and Fred Porter, of and Mrs. Charle■ .Rayburn. Mike Roberta, ship was held Monday evening at Paula Sayre, Paul Sinclair, James Springfield. Visiling on Sunday Guest, of Mr. and Mrt. Jamn lhe church with Louann.a Leonard Sprouse, Jackie ThomH, Nancy afternoon were Mt. and Mn. Wm. Pauley and &0ns over tbe holidar in charge. Woodgeard, Sharon Young, Wayne Jividen of Buffalo. were Mr. and Mn. A. M. s,mpla, Mn. Mary Jo Blackburn of Mr. and Mra. Harold Sampl H �� Devotions taken from 1 Corin• Zurcher. Charleaton is visiting her Clotber children all of CrOMtoada, W. Va. thians 15 , 20-28 by Mary Jane SOPHOMORES: Carol yn Allman, Mn. Jean Canon. Dou1;:las opened the meeting. A re­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sam.oles an4 Bentz, Mike Bowen, Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Duncan children of Nitro. creation meeting to be held at William Bennetta and family .and Mr. .and Mn. Jean Casto, Chester, April 25, was announced Buckley, Carl a Dill, Andrea Evans, Charl es Knopp were Sunday di11Clark, A ,hart program was presented Raymond Jewell, which opened with an article Dale Hubbard, Terry Ohlinger, ner gue,ta or M.t,. Eva Knopp and Logan, · 149 Barbara .'ommy, taken from The Uppa aoom by Pullins, Judy Reynolds, Al• James spent Vienna of Johnson David Roger Leifheit. FolR' readings I were given "Christians a.nd Soeial bert Smith, Connie Rouah, Jacki< several days last weet with bis John Shasteen, Nan•�! grandparents, M:r. and Mr&. Hom­ Leonard; Seidenabcl, Problems", Lm1anna Duane Smith, Ernestint er Johnson. His parents Mr. and Skinner, Origin of Our Easter Customs, A.senath Tracy, Jud) Mrs. Lester Johnson and daugh. Carol Bearhs; Easter Eternally Stockton. , Lola Ziegler, Charlenl ter Susie arrived Friday .and Vaughan Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and A Desolate Zundel . .3pent the weekend Hill, Janet Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dodaon ON d, l FRESH:dEN: Bertha Arno The me!!ting closed with the and family were Sunday dinner Janet Bell, James Bass, MYF benediclion, arter which re­ Carolyn guests of her mother Mrs. Lufe­ Kay Compton, Kathryn Brown, Weaver, New Haven. mh1 freshments were served by Roger t Conkle, Frederick crow, Charlen Phone WY-!-3130 Alma Dudding or Nitro Miu Leifheil. Jane .Douglas, Alle!l Dow­ The next meeting will be held Diehl, sisher of guP.st weekend a was FisherI...T4mara �n :May 2 at tbe church with Lou• nie, Roland Lana Folger, vavid Gortlon law, Inna Leonard as hostess. , Pemela Hobstetter, Ruslll!II Leffle Jennifer Lohse, Sandra London William · Murray, Jeri')' Shamblin Jan Smith, Paul Sprouse, Sbaroi With Eaeh Walker, Sandra Wells, Tom Whit, Roger Young. 30< or 40< . EIGHTH GRADE: Sue A.mold PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE Jane Baer, !Brenda Bailey, Rober Buck Nancy Bums, Alita Carpen �er Richard Collins, Ronnie Col Jin�. Jennifer crew, Patricia Hen nessy, Charl es Kuhl, Thom11 �Ind Alfred S1sso1 Kitty Persinger, Cintra Swatzel, Louella 1'11omp1on SEVENTH GRADE: Mary Bol inger, Joel Boney, Ricky Campbell Donna Crow, Patricia Fultz, Joey Mkltl._,. Gilmore, Mary Sue Handley, Donna Hauck, Micky Menchini, Llnda Moore, Pam O'Brien, Patty Owens, Brenda Potts, Sandra Thoma•. Jan• et Smith, Jonnie Thompson, Bessil Watson, Diana Zirkle, ThomH Mc. Gowan. -·· m, '"'' Honor Roll Of Pomeroy Students Is Announced Mason Social Events �===- WARNER'S Beauty Shop Now Ope■ Satarda)'II I -===;:;;_-, McCUJRE'S DAIRY ISLE EIITERTAIIIS AT DINNER Mr. and Mra. Ray Proffitt and daughter, Nancy, Muon, enter• taJned with • famlly dinner on &Hter at their howe. Thoae enjoying the day were Jacll: McBride, :Mr, Mr. a.ad and Mrs. Bill McBri&!! and Mr. burg· Mike Whitley, Buckhannon and Mn. Jame, Proffitt, and and dtu,bter, loal. To Use The Advertising Colum11s Figure On Fan IDd FWlery Sizes 32 to 40 '$ 10.95 te $22.95 Union Witnm Says lnspettion Of Meats Poor WASHINGTON UPI-A union spoke.man bas aceuaed the Agri­ culture Department of .adopting a "consumer-be-damned" attitude toward federal lnapecUon of pro­ cessed meat -and poultry tood producl.9. Arnold Mayer, legw,tive . repre­ sentative · of lbe AFL-CfO Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, made the charle at a cloaed-door hearing of a Hou&e appropriatiohs subcommittee March 14. His tes• timony was made public today . This Space for Your Picture We Have In Stock The Pipe Of Yo ur Needs More Peo ple Wil l See You r ' Pol itic al Messa ge I" Th,t Da ily Sen tin el Ladies Blouses by SHAPELY $2.95. te $3.95 Also A Complete Litle MEN'S & Of iors· SWI M WEAR $1 .98 to $5.95 WE DELIVER - CALL WV•Z..2036 FOR FREE ESTIMATES BLACK STEEL DAI LY SENTI NEL . . ''. by Catalina and Jantze11 Mr. OF THE ., New Swim Suits Mn. CANDli>Ans VOTE FR££ CRYSTAL DISH SU N DAE Preferred B,- De Most Partle.iar CI RCLE'S Scouu Youth Fellowship Meeting Held At Rock Springs 2-SPEED' 2-C Y C LE Put:_...., "'°"" -��. I 1 he t nen(Ulbip Farm Bureau Council mOI ., tbe home ,, ldr . and Mn. Lloyd Rou,h wit..b a very m <erestin1 .,.. uulon held on "1 'he Coruervallon �aerve." Each member preaent wrote a letter lo hi• Conarea■man aaki r. g baa cooperation. one new famlly . lhe C larence Wickllnea, were we tcorned as new memben. Relr o,ilmen ts were 11e'!'Ved to 16 inem. ber8 and three children. The nexl meetini will be al the home of Either Weat. Mrs. Donald Mora wa■ elected president; Mn. Robert Wood, vice president; Mrs. Charles Griffith, Sa�uel Michael, secretary and lreasurer for the coming year J'iaita Parenta when the Cbe1ter PTA held Ila Miss Aleta Lynn Russell, em• April meeUng. Mrs. Orville Brown pl<iyed at the Natioowide InaJ,11'• Mrs. Donald Mora and Mra. Paul Company ln Columl:Rl.s, Hoffman were aµpointed lo audit ance tiipent the Eastef weekend with the lrea&urer'1 book■ before the her parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ next meeting. neth Russell a t Racine RD. Other The seventh grade taught by Sunday gueals of the Ru.s!ells were Mr. and Mrs. Emme tt Jones, Fred Ri� ar,d the el1blh grade Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Par• taught by Or'lille Brown tied for sons and son, Pe.ppi, Athens and the attendance pri.1e and each Mr. and Mra. .. Emerson Jone!, will receive a boot tor lb library All mothers- were asked to help Middleport. with the school empl oyees• ban• quet on April 22 and the Alumni b.nquet on' May 28. NEW The· first grade tauJhl by Mrs. Howard Knight WOI! the sale.a tu contest and wtl l be entertain• ed by the PTA at a party, BENDIX The PTA will sponsor a First Aid coarse that will be held Crom Apri l 25th to April 29th. Anyone from Eastern District may take ,he course. The pro«ram c_halrman intro­ A U T O M AT I C duced Edison Hobstetter, presi­ dent of the Pomeroy National WASHER Bank, who spot, on the bond la­ sue for the proposed Al-emorial H011pital for Meigs County. Mr. Hobstetter explained that the sur­ rounding cou.nUea have hospitals and that it ta 1 1reat expense lo drive to hospitals as Car away as most of them are. J. s, Davis spoke on the two and one.half • mill openting l evy that the voters of Eastern Dis­ trict, will vote on In May. The need for the money w as explained in a very clear QJanner. Creston Newlantl, the clerk of lhe Eastern Local School Board discuued the present financial condition of the Eastern Loe:al Schools. Refreshments of punch, pickles, potato chips and sandwiches were aerved Crom a table decorated with spring flowers and candles. Hostesses were Mrs. Wi lliam At· kins, Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Grif· Roy Holter . ., fltb. .. .. . 1,·Jli , PHllCO W 20.t ~· w. Busy Bee Class Holds Meeting Thursday Evening '-'"' " ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . t4e :Yc " . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 19c l'' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2� I ¼ " . . . . . . . . . . . 34c 40c 1 1L." a 55c :, ·: ·. � � · '. � � · � : : . . . 2� 232 ... • GALVANIZED sna ½" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ¾" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l" ., . . . . , . . . . . . . , . 1¼ , . . . . . . . . , . . . . l½" _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 2" . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , 17t 21< ::c e 47e 64c BING & HEATING OHIO VALLEY PLUMFrom Factory Prices &, Buy Nationali,n,e Direct � Second St. ·- WY·2·2036 POMEROY,OHIO I· �' -. • • ol1LY SENTINEL tommentating 1£ditorially fHE 81GDOME PoUREO OUT A Tl�ADE IN A LETTER 10 ANOn4ER 'TYCOON A80JT ANSWERING LETTERS PRON1'0 .... Mei gs To Be Represented Mary Kibble or Reedsville has been named chairman of a Meigs County Committee on Aging Aging, a group with an important and huge task. It is to represent at a White House conference in January, 1 96 ) , the county's problems arising from its older folks. Let the chainnan describ� �r committee's mission: People are living longer thahks to the miracle of modern sciente. How they are living is cause for concern by the same miracle workers. Jt is said that most of our aged are quite poor financially; that one•half cannot pay for an adequate place to live; most are not in good health; most are not working; and most do not have hospita l insurance. Such information as this has caused much concern anrl obviously calls for exploration and action. Toward the solution of this prob!em the Congress ol the United Stales, supported by the President, has decreed that there shall be a White House Conference, i n January 1 961 on the subject of aging. Its theme wlil be "Aging wllh a Future Every Citizen's Concern . " In authorizing the WtJte House Conference Congress declared, "The Federal Gov. ernment shall work jointly with the States and their citizens to develop recommendalions and a plan for action with regard to the problems of the Aging." All states are particip.atlng i n the preparation of material for the discussions. Each ls requested lo present FACTS con, cerning the sltuatio n o( its aged. Governor DiSalle appointed a "Commission on Aging'' composed of seven members, and an advisory committee representing every county and all state organizations, agencies, and departments for the purpose of organizing and assisting local commi ttees, so that each county eould provide . pertinent i nlormation regarding its own situa tion. Among all Ohio counties it is estimated that Meigs has the second highest percentage ol its population in the over-65 age group. Therefore a report Crom Meigs should have a very real bearing on the situation in Ohio, The Meigs County Comm ittee On Aging is comp'osed of Mildred Fowler, Don Mulle n, Gene va Nolan , Willia m Roberts, Catherine Shavorinsky, Pete Shields Mary Kibble and '- Barbar, Stout. Memb<lrs '01 the- Committee ·•lll soon be getting in,tou ch with interested ..md well lnfonfied: cltlzens in the various vil., lagea and townships for help in securing the ., necessary information so that a report can be .'• prepared for the Ohio Commission as sodn as .·:.. ..', .. ,• .. ."·,, ... ., -1- I\'. !; 3 ': -'� :.:5 .,j, �-- -::- •• .. ·: .,.. •:,, ., ., .' "" •' ,: '' -;'4.. '-.- · , · ··- possible. Materials already have bC'en mailed to persons in each area . Here are some facts about aging. There are today about 16,000,000 persons who are 65 years of age or older in the U rn t­ ed States. They represent an i nc.Tease of over 400 per cent since the turn of the century , a period during which the total popu lat ion i ncreased about 1 30 per cen t . A quarter of a million older people are treated in ment:1 1 institutions annually. Nearly half a million live in nursing homes an d homes for the a·ged Of all the aged in n ursing homes, more than half are at times confused , disoriented and incoherent. Fewer than h of the nurs· in g home group l:30 walk u�ssi::led. Twothirds have a circulatory disord , Most of the aged h;.we marginal or sub• marginal incomes. Three-fifths of all persons 6:) and over have no income at all, or less than $ 1 ,000 a year. It is estimated that prob­ ably about 30 per cent of all aged citizens a•re in a n abject dependency , state. By 1 975, trends remaining unchanged, the aged will number in the neighborhood ol 23,000,000 and wilt comprise 1 2 per cent of the total population. Whereas in 1900 in the United States the average .a•ge at death was 49 years, the average age today is approximately 70. I t is further noted by physiologists that the human machi nery Is so designed and engineered by nature that were it not for interfering diseases, abnormalities , and accidents, man should be able to reach age 1 25. To demonstrate the fact that longevity is a modern phenomenon, mathematicians have estimated that of all people who ha,ve ever reached 65 years of age or older since the dawn of mankind , one-quarte·r are living to­ day. Clearly, these elder citizens are a massive social force regarding whom it is not fair to say their needs are similar to or identica l with those found in all age groups. Certainly, Uke all mankin d, the elderly need the standard physica l, social, emotio nal and spJMtuaL supplies that are indispensable to civi1iza tton. But the comparison stops there . Western cultures, particularJy that of the United States, seem to create out of the later stages of life a kind of anli,c llmali c su­ perfluousness which may be thought of as the ouliiving ol usefulness , ., Friends and loved ones have eith•r ,m?ved away or died. Thus the circle of soclai contacts has grown sm.all and the oppor tunities for emotional and intellectual interchange have dimin ished . Loneliness and lonesomeness become the lot of many older people. - .HISTORY County Meigs ., ...... .. .... The AlmaWO<l . Frank married Eit her Wol le; Jennie. After the detth of hi• flnl wife, Henry manle d Emi ly 'J'ubb1. Thelr thl ldtfln WIiliam marrled I Clrt le; Maud; Ftance-1; Curt!, marrJ"d Inez Beerle; Dana manled Haul 3'aylor. William Reeter'• father w11 John Reefer Ind ht1 1randfather Mo,a:an Reefer. Mor11n Reefer waa fo'Und murdered on th e ro.d that uaed to lead from the RN(er home to Bouman'• Run near the Cro111 MIU. - 'fOD,\Y AND VEST'4:RYEAR M SHAIN FAMILY Henry Clel1nd Sr, married Mary J.n41 Se,rb. Chlld"n Dan• 1€'1 mtrrled Annie Carpenter; James married Strth Barmore; Seth Jone-. wa• born in Ver• mont, Sept. 28, 1'/M, hut was ralse·d In Co nnecticut. Here he met Sarah PJttl who waa born In June 1737 . She rpromlaed to wal\ for hlm whlle he went to the Revolutionary War,, When he returned from the war he found her waittn1 for him and they were married sept. 2'1, lT'lll Tb y ' trend ol the tlie ,ollowed tne C!!'OI Nd the mounlll n1, ■et• and Ulnar ■t ·Letart Pl.Ila. ( •·th •nd lllrah lone,, Th -'II" . elr children Sarah, Seth, Selley, SerHannah, · en■, Phil ip, Heriry, Patty, SIil)' arad Chtrll!!I. We ll'e unable to 1h1• v,.... •., much ,bout t hl1 taml'... Seth. Jon u• wife S. r1h di.ct J.ue tbev ' lived at Lmtart Falla «nd 11 burled In the ceme• " u.. I. • ., t•e- By United Pres, lntern.tlan,r Today is fo'riday, April 22, the 1 13 day of !he year, with ' 2!l3 more <lays IR 1900. The moon ls approachin g lts new phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Man, Jupiter and Saturn. 0n lhl1 day In history: In 1 707 , English novelist Henry • P'ieldina: was born. In 1 889, the great Oklahoma Iand ruah for free land started. 1n 1 898, t he U. S. Navy fired lhe first shot of the Spanish• American War, In 1911t, the German army h lwirted Ullng poJson gas for the llrol time In World War I at -Y:prea Belgium, In 1944, All ied· aoldlera Invaded New Guinea. In 1= Chr Istian ff rter was c sworn ..... ln .aa the new socretar )' of •-1e· a... A thouiht for I-Oday: The rPputed Greek 111.1 thor Aeaop wrote: "A liar wll l not be be-lleved e\len when he speak, the truth.'· John Reeft.r married Llule Mur dock. Chi ldren Wll liam married ., Clart Whet,tone then Mtbel An­ denon thin Plorenre Bay,. No After the de■tb of Slrth, Sath ehildre-n; Lucy mtrrled Wl lllll)I ,, Wolfe; Eatell1 m1rrted Howard marrifld. Ellher Ford. Seth and , Erlber lone ■. Their Wol fe; Ade lla married Phlllp ldren. Sllaa mtrried chi e John■on E■tella and Adella w re t Rouah; Lewi, married Rebtirca twln1. Doro hy ,,• Sayre; �1�:11: l.arlmer married FORD FAMILY rn the .. rly te Uem•• o r Nanc)' ,ayn ind Milton m1r.rled t ••Ellzabeth --,.e. Mary l and we find Gllbtirt Ford manyln1 Either Adam•. Their S1111 Jone•• d1u1hter Sarah were of tbe earl)' Nttlen maft'lfd l lil lflece ...,_ Herm n I CUbCUI PACK MIITING o n Paci!: 243 or Racine will a ' parentl '° el a nt • ��:�:,,,d l��. �t t� �:,se:,: '11uit■. ft• ltolle ot Carl Tll•llt meet .Frida,- at 7 :30 p, m. at the Wll tM JOlfl ftomtltNd; � B1ptl1t Church. A film or mon to al l ho bra 1d the rlJ ld ' llle of tbe •Ame hOUN ¥ u N • bl NU Jult' t. 1'at. -0-Rama will be ahown rt n Colonlet, tenU:, tom doWli � a ••1: nd • J)IUented. Rlifl'e■h; • GIi In Ma land, Ford di nall mtnt. • · · bert lonil' IA'f'lt be served by Dena 1 ey , when a romptrtUvel)' youna ma11, • a nd I· "' ...., man-- 11� ·r and I •,1 hi 1 wldow f It• r . ou I •• A-�•ln WW'·ta A. lion•· am 111 -children . A1 man, of th .. -.' hit IHOftd wlft. � IAKI IA.LI then� ' . ',,, lamUIea of that llale •. · ' · " _...,, 'Mte �.... . 1. " ...... Plal111 EUB Ch"-h "'p~n ' � ..... , Valley Ohio the I -ml•• � ' : •11 , er •tilldren crotMd • ol bn- Youth Fellowshlp 'Nill hold a baike IU'l'rltd 11-. ·1 h AfWr lttt ' w 111fflttd •Nie on tht 1lreet al Tup"n mou n.fna lo tbl1 ne• land he\- �. Ona �Jj , . , Plaine Sltlitday , A, rn IS. The pro: l'romlJe. teed■ wm 10 towaNI helplnt to WU J... Larhiler • nd youth to Camp otterbeln thl1 Miller t'o Bot, Lona at atopped lint She · � 1t • • ,ummer. tom 411d wblla lfvblt "'"' lh NAbeJc .,._;;111/aai,lllo lie _, met aod mtrried �lh lone1, w ,�• • tf •••llo ll1M ' --,� � , thell n,w ii Lotart 1'111i. 114V Mllfilii , - 1lf• tn -P -.... IJli!'I '11te Daqhtera Of Union Vet•� Gt •ta Qiln relWt whit ftlrn to hll iom �- ;flt lal1lr, w will meet llonday evenlna at . Ii tnon. •-1111 QM of .t '--' " ·'-' 7:10 at the DAV Rall i n Pomeroy. U.. old Caldelr ftffll. 'We wtU "" llanled t •• ,, · · � ' � 9# � hrld llwillJ, {•• llllhtff , ..__ e , . il . C� of _."AL HOLilR . ., ,!. • • "UP!llft 1111 E,ther For4, Don Curlll limlt, Admloalona, April 20: Mr,, Ar101f11 Sr, thur W. .\lllaon, Klnauga; ErvIn 'l1lt &Ulml:,Nfiiw .....,.., .... I • llllr,� Jab married �t, ,, B. Glbba, )!artlord; 0rv 1Ue Lee II' liiWlh ....... lob � linii , tbat !,on, New Raven; Miu Gamet Mae ' 'lliomu ..... .. � � lonea. W -.ii Ile lleale,, Haven,wood. �· of ltlb oiittl b7 b• lllleliarret, April so: Mtll. 'It'll• _ �-- ttl tho - ' 6ti ' -�� ,......_., Uveil h d , H am �Ison B•U. 11?1. Mae · (To lo .._....,, dya 11au.., C. � 1 Cain, t,oalle EUia . •· .' ,: ~ " DAI·LY SENTINEL DAYBOOK 41 ,. • • ' • • • •• ' • •• 1• !·• ·t • rt__.· _.__.__. ' · .._ • ° a- th :J ._, i ' lilo\If bi lfi!l!t. � �, !llliir ,lltit, • -=�f f!ld ""'7/14_ � "'°""'" tll°"'t.i � � '!I l\0�!84,n � . .. ., • By Hatlo They'll I)�It E!ery Time w. oi. 1 °IHEN HE LEARNS TI-IS MAIZO WAY 'nlAT ii= '{OU WANT 10 GET AN ove� DUE RESPONSE,WRITE A AXJ.QW•UP•• I: ..lJST DICTATED TO "rOL.1 - TEAJ:l JT UP--0:)t,(T SEND IT-•.I: .JUST 60'r ON n-.o-wAY DOORSTOPS, AND J-IAVE HAO NO RB\.Y­ PEMAPs IN 11-IE R.ITURE ',\,IE .O MV l'IRST LETTER .., ANO SEND rT AIR MAIL., MtSS Ftrn-tCOKS··· Eden Society News Reported Meet The Cand,idates Attorney Gray Is In Contest For 4th District Court Post GORDON R. GRAY Gordon R. Gray, Athens c1t torney, is a camtidate for the Court of Appe.J:ls of the Fourth Judicial District of which Meigs County is a part. He has been endorsed by Republican executive committees of Athens an<l: Meigs Counties, and has been supported editoria1ly by newspapers in Athens, and in Marietta where he was born a nd grew to manhood. graduation from Marietta College in 1928 hi:! attended the College of Law, Ohio State University, and re• ceived his L. L. B. degree in 1931. He entered World War 1 1 as a privnte and was honorably dis­ charged as a captain in the Judge Advocate General's Department In 1945. He is a member& of the Athena County Bar A11soclation, the Ohio State Bar -Assoslation and the Am­ erican Bar Association. He has 8crvcd as city solicitor of Athens as prosecuting attorney of Athens County and as preJident of the Athens County Bar Association. Aside from his professional ti.!!· .sociation and activities he has in­ terested himself in civic, patriotic, fraternal, religious. and business af fairs or his community. He ls a trustee of the First Presbyterian C hu rch. a Past Exa l1ed Ruler of the Elks, belongs to the American Legion and ls a member of Har• mar Uld ge, No. 390, F. & A. M., of Marietta, He ii marrimf a1:1q has a daughter, now in · AUfom High School stud ent. ' .,,.1. .,.,711"� :... Mr. Gray is one Qt' three' �andidates ror nomination for the judge. ship, the others being Marshall Carlisle of Jackson and Harley :teyer of Logan. 11nd Mrs. William Simpkins and children, Ciartville, Pa., were weekend r;uests ot Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May. Mr. By Marth• Holslngu Sunday School attendance East­ er Sunday was 194. Re.-. Elden Blake is pastor. Sunday evening Rev. and Mrs. Robert Saunders showed pictures of the Holy Land. Robert Vanrlleter .Mr. and Mrs. · and family wer(!_ Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Sol Bigley and son, Eddie. Mr. and Mrs. James Carter were in Huntington to attend the fun• eral of Mr. Carter's boss, John Shurman, who was k illed in a plane crash near Parkersburg. "Mrs. Hazel Smlth and sons of Belpre visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber. John Dupre of Welslton visited Saturday with Miss Maxine Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Fim and son, Tertf, or Columbus spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerwin. Emma VanMeter and George W. Curti� were ihopping in Parkers. burg Saturday. An Easter egg hunt wu held at the home of Mrs. Mazie Holsinger Sunday. Prizes were won by Jun, ior Barber, Robert.a and Doris Van M<:ter and Eddie Bigl e;y. Mrs. Mazie Holsinger entertain • ed with a surprise birthday party for her son, Ronnie and daughter, Janet, Easter Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. Orvil l e Blake and daughter, Mr. and M rr.. Erwin Blake and son and dau1hter or Greenfield spent the Easter week end with Rev. and Mrs. Elden Blake. Revival services are in progress at the Eden Unlted Brethren Church. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and daughLcr of Guysville spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger and son, Virg"il. Mr. and Mn. Marvin Barnhart spent Sund11y with Mr , and Mrs. John iBuchanan . Donald Buchanan, spent the week end with his wife and daugh­ ter, Toronto, Ohio. We started by covering up the stove. From there about 4 or 5 water glasses h.1d to come off the sink. Down ('.'\MC my handy a,pron and towel. Down came the Currier and Ives prints from over the sink, D:own came the Citi­ zens NaUonal Bank calendar and the John and Edison (Baker) cal­ endar. Heavens, the dust on top or this kitchen cabinet, grumbled Dad and I can't go Into that now. l moved the broom and the dust mop lrolb their (o.- my) favorite place. AH the time I was bragging big and loud on Dad. He painted faster- and faster and you can simply fl;y with a roller which he was using. Finally supper. and it WH ni,ce to smel l bacon imtead of · paint. But now it's B:30 p, m. and I'm a ventilator bee that hopes she can sleep without dreamJng she's a pine tree. That is where they get turpen­ tine isn't it7 Bless their little hpar tsf , , ,,, 1,, , , , . 1 . , l t's hard to believe .-but the Sears, Roebuek buslness has now topped the $3.7 bllllon dollar mark in its yearly sales-. The things is a giant. One of the most telling Incidents I ever rPad about it was where a poor sheep herder In New Mexico came lnto a smaU town to buy a catalog for his children's Christ­ mas. "But won't they want the things in it?" "SI, senor, but 1eelng the love­ ly toys, dresaea and trinkets is better than not having anything at all." I ha,ten to •add that the town took the motherles., children to Its heart and outfltted them. Be• cause-this was In America where Br MRS. JIAN PARKElll MrB. Iva Stewart and family Cathy Thomas is ronfincd to a rid M n . Pauline Markins were Meigs Generol Hospilul 'W ith a Sunday gucsls of Mr, and Mrs . broken lo� she sustnine tl W hen Bill Brown and Teresa. she fell from a swing. She is the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bo l ln and rh1ughlcr of Mr. and Mrs. Ed are visiting at , his parchildren Thomas. ents home Mr. ,and M:rs. Cecll Randy Sprouse spent Wcdnes- · Bolin, Lanasvllle while his moth• · da;y with Brum · . Wilk es- er is confined to . the St. Joseph Charlt'll!I of South Poi nt visited J11st1cc ville. Hu:,ipital, Parkersbur&, following her sisters, Mrs. James Davia and Mrs. Kenneth M-cLeod .tnd hus­ Mr. ,m d Mrs. WIiiiam Phillips a hBart attack. o · • were weekend ■ recently. F ran kr or I• band Mr. and Mrt. Jaell: Ward were river Is Chad Ward of the &iJ eSb or Mr. and Mrs. Joc1 Phil• recent weekend gueets of Mr. spending hit vacation wtll1 Ma !fps and DarrelL • and Mr,. Calvin Sprou,.. Mr. an d M rs. l l arvey E�r I ewI ne tamlly. and Mr,. Leland Snowden d Mr. ahd Mn. Kenneth McLeod an JoeIta a nd her mo th er Mra. andMr.famll ;y, Paineavllle were the were In Bel pre Saturday visiting Iva Howell 11pent S u nd n y with the Thurs day dinner gues•�· ol Mr. , lier brother Mr. and Mn. Her• Ia tier s •I• Ier Mts . Loi· s I t usseJI L and Mr,. Carro Snow ll den and schel Wheaton and her aon1 Ed­ Mt . Alto, sons die ind Cecil and familiea. Mr. and Mr� . Cnlvin Sprcmse -------Mr•. Robert· Proffitt ii takina and ramil)' visited her mother, the cenm1 In thll township. Mra. F. A. Carpenter, Pt. Pleasant Saturday. M r. and M rs . Robert C anad ay and Sabra were Sunday g uests af BJ MRS. OL■ NNA MILHOAN Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Can u d.ay of Wllh im Weber wa■ taken t'o Rio Grande_ the home o r hiI dau&hter, Nona ,pent " ' Might Osb0rne Athens from the ••• ''"' Lawr'•"n"e "' Howard Newland, n.ayton, 'Ir. and M-. • ' ....... the weekend with his �rtntl, and Karen, Princeton, Ind., an� . pila Sunday. Mr. and Mrk. Simon Ni!:W l.tnd and _,. Mr. and Mrs' . Claren t•t•. Mi"\. 1 01 \ Guests -of Mr . and Mro , May . son Kenneth . Bradbury wer'.' Friday evP, nlrig nard Ba hr Sunday were M r, and • Easte-r dinner auerts of M , guests of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Johu Sil· Mrs. C. E. Woode, 'l\lppera Plains and Mrs. Ed•artt Young and da r 10 !f: Mr. and Mra. Cuh Bahr, dau1h• ghten Elva ind Jean· wel't! Mr. �r. and Mrs, llcrsh t.> l J'u st.lce ters, Middleport, Mr. and M:11. apd M:r1 . Howard Yo� · ■nd dlu• and family, WIikesvil i e were reWarren Benb and Mta. Alla F.rol& h le . M r. an Mn, Robert Ball ey d cent guesta of Mr an d Mrs. Cal.! t . of Athen e. The dinner wa/J 111 C apd son, Lon, Bottom, Mn.. Joe. \'In SprouBO. Cub M1nual -and IO?ll, Racine. Mter· ofood , Shella, Crisp, Judy William, honor of the birthdays h d W M h 8 aun is an r a e. n oon c■llera were Mn. Wflson ra. , end Elaine Musser were visitors .. Mr. and Mra. Everett MUhoan Brun'" " , .. L.., and Ph•ll18 .,, and Cla-nof Joetta Er 1 ewine the p:1st week and Bernard were Sun.dAY dinner Mcintyre. Mr. and MIi Kenneth Mkhael guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Mr. and .Mrs. �est Youn g aod Mike, Chillicoth e were the and family, HarrlaonvUle, IPtl'J t Sunday gueil• of l'lls parent■, Mllhoan and children . Mra. Miry Shafter and Mn. EaAter with . Mr. and Mrt. A. w. Mr. and Mra. Ella Mlchael. Jean Seldenabel of Pomeroy call• Mr1. Calvin Sprouse received Youni tnd aon, Elmer. e on Mrt. Cl-. rt Williama Sun d M'n. Cltra McIntyre and c:hil• word th11 t her brother John Cardnn llpent �tlll;day attemoon penier New H1ven was seriously day, Severa) from here atten ded. the with t-he Eddie Youn, f■mll)', ·m Jn P1ea11nt Valley hospital. Gtb•· ae pemanuu Mr. and Mn. Mt• •- • "" sale Saturd••· Mr. ind Mn. Clyde Donohue llr ' and Mn· Muri Ta),lor left of New M rtlnsv '-111e, , w. va., and Chrlaty, Columbus were the I Monday for a vlaft. with nlatlvea apent the Weeke"M wi th Mc, and weeke nd 1uuts ot her perenll, In Llnc11ter· · •• and Elm er . �ou... mr-a. .,__ A . W • " Mr. and M,a. Lloyd Thomas. . A l lee Dodson 11 9.()endln l M s 'ff re n r Larty Ritchie ■tuden t tit Rio Dant Ho man wu inju d i . l 1 . (l'(jy SWIdi ey,s recen 1 • few days wltft Ml'8. T. E. He• Grande C.llece ,pent lhe ,-k • fal ,, 11-i. � welllon and glrls whi le Dr, He- end wlth hia mother � � , Adam,, Steven O. Hlrkala, ev, welllon tPd wile are OIi: v1e1tion, Rilehie a nd ion Rolff. tr.,lna Mr. and Mra;Arlhur Davia, Joan ' Mr. incl Mn. Artl,µr wan.. lfutqn T, William,, MH . Fre • M,.11e O,bome of spe�i,. liun,ta Jrlth 'A. Wtlliam,, Frank O. Sheet,, Will � and Jin, Yotng J Everett ·w� •nd' 11nv )IMd1vU10 called lli'fllil, Da�l4 J�ul Davi,, Mrj l1, � _, , , ;, ; hoan Sunday eve�•... lier! E. Lynn, Joseph Aaron , . Mr, alid )Ira. . Wilber . :\V"°er. , .lk '•" ,I'mor llldenhr man, Stephen E. Harder, ., . tuter , ., ,� rtne Mutt Clark, Charle, E. ,t- ••� chtldreil, Atllelu, ••llod on i>f Co!umllli, , 1 Mril. Jlarl Tvlor .a.n,d-,; at1 Keno, Sunda),. , • Mr. en Jr., Im� Joseph Stover, •�•ll: Mr, mil , XrL W, E- MUhoan ;! . .' Kr. � Bud L. l!ant, Kenneth Leo •t>Homer Allen Hendenon, • • • �mer<>y apent Sun<l4Y ••••In* ""� Flonnl!O ,�berler - � W'" ·si.ton. llln. Bobby Leo Slil- lib Mr. and Mra. 8lalne-Mlll1oan • •& •••II , ol , M r. , ..,d , Jin. Robtirl 1 COieman, nater, Mn. John Fisher. Jr. and int dilldren.,. . · ·, • hle vii- , � Cr� �- bom! ,, Mr. and lllrs . . Alvin Infant .»to. Adrian E. Mor"'n and o infant. lied ,plh hlaUvea al Keno over (tom lhe boqtlal' al , Blrtbl, April IIO: A aon to Mr. the we� , ., , B-.,a' -' ;,1, , Mn: Grant Snijlh and �n Emmellile , Goi'l,,n of, 't.oweu and Mn, Arthur w. Allison, Kan,�M 1111' •U1•1 A roit to Mr. and..![n. •J!t•t l!al!er wl!h � ollter,,llr• "\"!' iiater ' SJ,lvla Coteffilll, . !It! J. J14]1toad, New Riven. • . , . , • """' , ll't, · 11111 JIN'.' ·a.,,. , P.,rtla no Socie ty Events The Ridge-Keno Soc'1ety Repor· t . P'1ne Grove Soc ial Everits 0 av kitchen coral rose this Lime right ovl'r rhe Fiesta Rose I ' d loved 90 well. So we stlll look n lce and rosy. Now this waa odorless paint, marked so on the <' & n, A nd there would have been no odor �ther, only Dad, alway! a great turpentine m.in got down to where it was a little thicker and kept adding a wee drappie. Not so bad with doora open and fann i ng. But came the du�k and we blew up a nice little fire in the grate. All of a sudden, my suppe r d id n ' t taste good. Why not let in some fresh air, sez J and use some systern on il loo, by standing and fanning the ki 1 chen door but ' hard. Then J got to faughing--Oecause · where do you thin k I got that idea. From the bees, directly frcim the bees. Because •the)' have special squads of ventilating bees (you <!an see them if YOU look careful ly) whose sole duty is to stand at the hive'i entrance , fan bad air out, and good air in. '·Go to the ant, thou sluggard". But this time I aped the smart little bees. But, I ask r:,u, slaters of the skillet, w hat's the use getting odorless paint them adding this awful 'turtentlne' as some kid used to ctl l it. But I reckon the rufferlng ls worth it to go rosily about in my blu11hing kite-hen. We pa1ntecf"'o'u� n-lEIR Al'IISWER SHOLILD DEAi. Wl7'M A F1RM 11-MT IS MORE ON ITS TOE.S­ DtSAPPolN"TEOLV "iOURs··" Rutland Society News Did You Kbow Thatf THAT LETTEA AND 10 AJULi!CE "" �f¾NY. . :• 6Et-l'TLEMEN : TEN DAYS AC:,o I WROTE TO YOU R:R A QuoTATION. He carried newspapers, deliver• cd Western Union messagel. work• cd on a farm , and loaded produce for local growcr9. During vaca t ions hu worked mi a farm, on a railroad gan,r and 'On a pipeltN, and for a time was e,mploycillif'a s ' .a · plumber's helper. IJt• earn rp most of the eo�t of his w.iy throUBh collcgc an,r h,w �chool. Mr. Gray i11 a 'Jlrominent attor• ney in Alhcns, havlug bel'n pracliclng law ror 29 years. Following Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 22, 1960--1 BLANCHE M. ,.ASktll• .a chud 1s 01 supreme m1portante and is not left lo hang around the edgl'� or life, ttad, poor, neglected. There are no w only small i10lated i1landJ of po\lerty In our I beloved country and theae are ra-pld!y being invaded, as wltneiis I a huge truck load .ot clothing and food recently arr1veJ al Logu, ,·,· . Va., labelled "A Gitt from the People of Ne w York City". And there was more, muah more, to follow. j I But ab�ut the Sears catalog, these '•Wish Books" were Jlfer�lly thumbed lo rags. by the Ru.!111�n people at our fai.r laet year J.tl Mosccw and pleasant young Affl­ ericans in eharge were conatantly a�k.ed to se�I them to RuBsian v1s1tors. As 1t \¢\s they gave awa y hundred• and I . undreds of them. I must .order .hat new , chair cover right today. I gueu UI a:et �scan rose-grar Is too easily 80lled and brown 1s too. dull , too. Well , I thin k the rose 1s it. I can't recall the exact quota­ tion ('and I've hunted all over too) of M1rir: Twain's remark on nude people, but somethln1 •like thi1: "Ha\le no rear of the nude ones ever having a -place of importance in government, in clvll affairs, Jn religion, in politics." Only Mart Twain tould have called up so perfect a vision of all that that inVolves. Try to imagine any: 1tatesni1n you've read of--8\ter-even al�ne nether let shirtless, garments not present. Or a school teach11r or a lady librafran or a store clerk clad in lea; than what decency demands. Swirling sll:lrtl on ball et dancers som.ewhat con• fuse us, but we recover. Take just the m atter of white gloves for instance. You just na• turally feel more sedate, mote church•ly, let us say, with White gloves on., And high heels. And a hat. Stripped to the bare essentials, a human being ea n loot weird, awfully -weird. If I ever 1aw any. thing funnier than the people on Coney bland beach (N. Y.) then I don't recall it. Of course, no one laughed, except i nside. But a man whoS() bust •has sl i pped below the waist line and a lady whose der­ riere has gone clear beyond any and 111 control-well, I, tel l you, we can just look grotesque and who can deny it? ''· I Wce.. !D.Y. ipreache,Jf, preaidents bankel'!I, bulJffea., "fden and ma­ mas and grandmas fairly well covered up . Under age elghteen-I'Ve Clve1 up long, long ao. Today's quotea, "Men marr, because they are tired; womefti because they are curious; bot, are disappointed." "Religion is the fashionable s:ubstilute for belief.'• The Eaater picture is eomplete Brewington now with Sandra leading a neighbor's small bl eat• ing lam b ,around ·by a Jeuh wltb a am1ll army of neia:hbor chll, drtn tarting behind. "All on 1h kprll evening I thouaht on the Lamb of God." CROSSWORD D of A Members Attend District Rall y In Ma rietta i l'. , · llf�-•• ,net w, ·l'la-... lo · ,11,m-j . Friend,hip Coun,:il Five. membera of Theodorua CouOCJI DaUJhters of Ai:n erica attended the rally . of D1,trlct 1 3 . held Wedneaday 1n Manett&. There w11 a large attendance at the rally and 13 oew membera we:-e initiat ed, one received by tard and three reinstated. Attending were Marjorie Wood­ ard, council deputy and dlatrict associate pa11t counilor; Eliubeth Campbell, disttit lrustee, who also gave the invocation at the dinner; Helen Miller, councilor, who served on the nominaUng committee; Lucille B. Hawldn1 , past state councilor and Nettle Hayes who was inst.ailed 11 d.ia­ trict ln.1ide Sentinel. Mrs. Donald Mora Elected President Of Chester PTA ANOTHII 'OPINU'-TM Great Lakm trelehter Orauunotor pk,wa througb Ice clnmlu at Montreal to ont.er the SL Law• rence Seaway and open tti• 1960 ■ea..on. The Oralnmotor la a Ca111da Bte■m!blp llnu callO canter. P H I LC O 1 he B111)' Bee C1ua of the F1nt Baplls l Church of Middle• port met Thursday evening wltb twl!nty members and two gueatt Mu. I da Neil of Flatwoods. Ky , and Mn. El izaheth Gret!n. The opening prayer was 31ven by Mn. Beulah While and Mn. Chirles Lewlll WH the de\lOtional leader for the evening. She read the 100th Pnlm. Mrs. John Lyon1, pre,1denl, condu('ted the bu1lne11 meeting when routine matter-a were taktn care of and the blrlhday1 of Mn. Lewi, and Mu. t'rancea Bearha were observed. Mrs. 81.al}('he Haptonstall wu in <"harge of the program wbicb included readings by Mi11 SyMa McMuter and Mrs. Bearh1 and herselr, and a game which •he conducted. During the aocial hour refresh­ ment.s of home made rolls and chicken salad and coffee were served by Mr.s. Thomas Dant, Mra. Lillian DemoHkey, Mn. Nora Jordan, Mrs. Julia Grim, Mn Del Fife and Mrs. Lyons. The tables had been beautiful­ ly decorated by Mra. Lewia who had covered them with orchid paper and made place mat, in­ acribed with Baptist Busy Bee Cla1s, April 21, '60 and decorated with flower seals. The centerpiece was an arrangement of white jon' quHs and Magnolia blossoms. Fa• vors at each place were tiny Sweet Alyssum plants which were planted in nut cups. $249.95 0 Excluslve PhUco Hip Capacity ActlDII : WASHES 7 SHEETS AT ONCE ! • • • Uk• IJolni 2 Loads In 1 • ll'Ne-frN A1lttlor 1af.st ,., •II fatNiCI • Pushbunon Water S.lec­ tar-hat, Wtlfffl or cold w•r.r w■sh ' • T,lple Duty flrt.J.. Dl•pensa, • PushlluHon Sped S.lar:to, . ... .,,�... ....... e W•r Slttln1• . FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. Seeond Ave. Middleport, Ohio ·, SOUTH 10UA IN UPIOAI-Here ll the rlotlnS . bl, Maaan., South KorM port, whtch spl'ead to Sooul and other clttem In an election lftermatb. Prmtdent Syngman Rhee clamped martial law OIi aevenJ etuea. The rtutlng la over aceu.aaUODJ that Let Kl Poona:, Rhee'1 candidate for vice pre.aldent. won by fraud. Rhee'i own opponent dJed ■borUy betpre election. BAPTISMAL RITES Infant baptismal rites were I held at the morning worship s�r- . vice at the Mason Methodist Church, Easter. Those baptized were L ionel Qartwright, son o! Mr. ·and Mrs. Glen Cartwright; Julia McBride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob McBride: Kevin Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush; Timo­ thy Tucker, son of Mr. and M rs. Luther Tucker; Lisa Dudding, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Willis Dudding; Rodney Rottgen, 110n of Mr. and Mra. John Rdttgen: Hom­ er Redman, !On of Mr. and Mrs. .Mrs. George Bearhs presided Derisil Redman and George Cook at the meeting of the Past Pres!• son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cook. dents of the Ladies Auxiliary of Drew WPbster Po1t American Legion held Wednesday evening al the home Of Mni. George Hac­ kett Sr., Middleport The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer In unison, followed by the pledge to flag and group 1inging of America the Beauti­ ful. 'One Nation Under God'' was the topic of the devotions taken from Psalm 11'1 tnd Levlticu1 3: 3 by Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. During the bu1ine111 sesaion plan, were made to send 1 ,ut to Edith Loop. � prayer of the ,past dQP1rtment pre1ident , waa read by Mra. William .Baxter to close the meetlna. Mr1. Baxter waa In ehar1e of the program which opened with a poem "The 'Soldler'1 Wife" by Mrs. Mayme Holme■. A quiz on , Pait Preajdentl Ptrley was con• ducted by Mr,. Btxter and prizes awarded to Mn. Ben Neutzlina and Mn. J. II. Tbomton. Refre■hment• were aerved by the hoateu to those named above .and Mn. A. V. Howell , Mrs. George MoWI'tly, Mn. Pe1rl Hy­ aell, .M rs. Owen Wat.Ion, Mra. Ralph Gilmore and Mrs. Fran k Cbeeaebrew. Ladies' Auxili ary Past Presidents Hold Meeting Middkpori To Auend Se,1ion Danoll Tommy L1ona and Stumbo, memben of Boy Seout '1:l00p 246 of ldlddleport, will be feavini Lhh eveninJ . for Camp Arrow Head at -Hunt1n,:1-0n. 'Ibey are memben of the Order of Ar· , ...... d.. No "'7 ro�, Thal •�oo-zy0• .......,..., • · This meetln&: II a lpl"IDI: fellowcull• the for pl.an to meetlni ah1p · IDi O;U l ceremony whlt'h WI· 11 be held in Au1u.al. Home / ' ., Of The "Broasted ,hicken" ' : The more particular you are about what ·you eat, the better you'll appreciate our really superior cuisine . . . first choice among the most dlscrimlnaUng eaters-out. CI RCLE'S Restau rant lilfl!an · Pllone WY-!-3973 118 I, Mila .,.. 6 A.M. lo 10 ' • I ' ,. J!em-,, 'I.M. 0.11, Romantic Tragedy Marked Life Of DeactGrand Duch� Xenia � ...... in _,,.,. .. ✓ LONDON UPJ-lntricue wealth lfll. H..- Nwther, Cw NW.. re, d 1 h t ' r were . mur� er and n1alty I• 11, ....i hla futlfy .... ... runnina: throua:b the life or Grand lo ._lh toy tho lo-Ila [ Ouches Xenia of Russia. awwllt'"" hit IJIWI• had Wh en ahe \l'U ter1881 in six . ._.., ' ,. ' ,._ ,_ ber .,.an,.....1uasamat.eU ror,..ta Grand Ducbeu Xenia � ther, Czar Aleunder II, bf blow . in1 up hit 1led on a mowy atreet the Bolahevika aboard a Brltlkll battleship sent to Yalti:l d�a The program at camp will in• in St . Peterabur1. the revolution by her COUlba, elude a featun movie, f1•ld ,porU In 1888, her father. Czar Ale ■:· King George V of EnJland. and demon1tration1 and camp fire aaved hex life when ander She lived in uJle 43 years, W cook-out. ■ dynamited the from the conlinuin1 mattb of revolutionarle l Clifford Stumbo, f.a..t.ber o I)&r. rell will lake the boy1 lo Camp royal train. He u.ed his enor­ bloody eYenta in Ruula. and dled il.nd John Lyon, Sr., lather ot m1l'!u ■treni:th to bold up the of pneumonia Wednelday at tbe Tommy will 10 .tller lhern Sun• •haltered roof of their carriltte age of 85 in a qlliet En1llth Rib­ unUI re1CUe camt. urban home. Drowns llasputln The Grand Ducheu w-11 m•• Her IOn-ln•law, Prince Youaou• ried lo Grand Dute Aluander poff, Mlped shoot anll drown Micbaellovitcb, an admirtl of tbe Auputin, the "mad Ruulan fleet and founder of the Gregory moni" who held a 1ini1.ter influ­ Rusaia air force. They fled to­ ence over the Curina of Ruuia gether to France and England. Xenia', allter-ln-law. He dled In 1033, le&Vine ab. JOU The fabvfovs rvS. of tM Ito- and .a. daughter. 111e honor rolls tor the Porn· eroy Senior and Junior high ter Mr1 and .Mn. Eber Routh and schools ror the fifth 1i.1 \ueta per­ other relativea. follow,: iod hu been announced u Mr. and Mn. Richard Tol be.rt SENIORS: Mary Amber1er, El1ie .nd family recently moYed from Arnold, Marilyn Blackwood, Jury Mr. and Mn. Stanley Harbour the Edwards house to the Avan­ Burn1ide, Linda Crow, Sharon and ramUy bad a■ Euter gueata elle Harria Hart reaidtnce here. Barbar■ Eakew, Sue Gamea, Wil­ her brother and family, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dalla.I Yeag:er and liam Gibba, Mark Grueaer. Ernest Pleasant Mr. and Mr&. Cbarlea Yeager and Mn. Steve Nobl e, Pt. Hall, Robert Hamm, Phillip Har­ Mn. Jad:ie Stevens, Mr. and lln. family were Sunday din.ner 1uest. rison, Jean Holt, ROM: Hy.ell , Ro­ Wortlty Nibert, G.a.lli poli.l Fffl')' . of Mr. and Mn. Jam815 Dieh l Jr., ger Leifheit, Albert Martin, Con• Jeuie Thomas, Charle•ton, wa,. Pomeroy. nie Morarity, Minada Muruy, How• the weekend guest of her broth• Mrs. Mary Walah left last wect ard Parke,, Rarrle Phillips, Sue er and •iater•in-1.aw Mr. and Mra. to spend, Eutff with her dauPl­ Phi l lips, Sondra Potts, Edward L. E. Thornaa tnd Mn. Dor Ebers­ ter Mr. and Hn. Huold Winters Rickard, Charle■ Riffle, Norma bach and sons. and famil)'. Zanesville. Rouah, Dnlene Smith, Carolyn SL Kr. and Mn. Harry Schnb and Mr. and Hra. Roy Jone, Jr. and Clair, Gail Stiven, Marilyn Stock­ ■ona were East.er din.ner a:uee:b famlly, Col umbus were Saturda:, ton, Janice Teaford. of Mr. and Mn. Roy Jonea, Syra­ night guests of his ■.tater and JUNIORS: Edwina Dell, Ruth ewe. family Mr. and Mn. Eusene Weekend guest, of Mr. and Schwab. Ann Brothen, David Brown. Doro­ thy Brown, Linda Chapman, Son• Mn. Ralph Warner .and family Pvt. and Hr&. Robert Roush of dra Drake, Carolyn Edward•, Mar. wue Mr. and Mn. Rufua Cobb and the U. s. Army apent sevenl garet • Hand l e)', Kaaron Kelton, son, Dunbar; Eddie Thai.ton, Dun days laat week wit.b their parent. The regular meeting of Rock Elinor Daugherty, Mr. and M.r1. Hoy Rouah and llr. Terry Knight, John McMurray, bar, Miu Spring!! Methodist Youth Fellow• carol Sargent, Charleston and Fred Porter, of and Mrs. Charle■ .Rayburn. Mike Roberta, ship was held Monday evening at Paula Sayre, Paul Sinclair, James Springfield. Visiling on Sunday Guest, of Mr. and Mrt. Jamn lhe church with Louann.a Leonard Sprouse, Jackie ThomH, Nancy afternoon were Mt. and Mn. Wm. Pauley and &0ns over tbe holidar in charge. Woodgeard, Sharon Young, Wayne Jividen of Buffalo. were Mr. and Mn. A. M. s,mpla, Mn. Mary Jo Blackburn of Mr. and Mra. Harold Sampl H �� Devotions taken from 1 Corin• Zurcher. Charleaton is visiting her Clotber children all of CrOMtoada, W. Va. thians 15 , 20-28 by Mary Jane SOPHOMORES: Carol yn Allman, Mn. Jean Canon. Dou1;:las opened the meeting. A re­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sam.oles an4 Bentz, Mike Bowen, Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Duncan children of Nitro. creation meeting to be held at William Bennetta and family .and Mr. .and Mn. Jean Casto, Chester, April 25, was announced Buckley, Carl a Dill, Andrea Evans, Charl es Knopp were Sunday di11Clark, A ,hart program was presented Raymond Jewell, which opened with an article Dale Hubbard, Terry Ohlinger, ner gue,ta or M.t,. Eva Knopp and Logan, · 149 Barbara .'ommy, taken from The Uppa aoom by Pullins, Judy Reynolds, Al• James spent Vienna of Johnson David Roger Leifheit. FolR' readings I were given "Christians a.nd Soeial bert Smith, Connie Rouah, Jacki< several days last weet with bis John Shasteen, Nan•�! grandparents, M:r. and Mr&. Hom­ Leonard; Seidenabcl, Problems", Lm1anna Duane Smith, Ernestint er Johnson. His parents Mr. and Skinner, Origin of Our Easter Customs, A.senath Tracy, Jud) Mrs. Lester Johnson and daugh. Carol Bearhs; Easter Eternally Stockton. , Lola Ziegler, Charlenl ter Susie arrived Friday .and Vaughan Mrs. Hugh Bearhs and A Desolate Zundel . .3pent the weekend Hill, Janet Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dodaon ON d, l FRESH:dEN: Bertha Arno The me!!ting closed with the and family were Sunday dinner Janet Bell, James Bass, MYF benediclion, arter which re­ Carolyn guests of her mother Mrs. Lufe­ Kay Compton, Kathryn Brown, Weaver, New Haven. mh1 freshments were served by Roger t Conkle, Frederick crow, Charlen Phone WY-!-3130 Alma Dudding or Nitro Miu Leifheil. Jane .Douglas, Alle!l Dow­ The next meeting will be held Diehl, sisher of guP.st weekend a was FisherI...T4mara �n :May 2 at tbe church with Lou• nie, Roland Lana Folger, vavid Gortlon law, Inna Leonard as hostess. , Pemela Hobstetter, Ruslll!II Leffle Jennifer Lohse, Sandra London William · Murray, Jeri')' Shamblin Jan Smith, Paul Sprouse, Sbaroi With Eaeh Walker, Sandra Wells, Tom Whit, Roger Young. 30< or 40< . EIGHTH GRADE: Sue A.mold PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE Jane Baer, !Brenda Bailey, Rober Buck Nancy Bums, Alita Carpen �er Richard Collins, Ronnie Col Jin�. Jennifer crew, Patricia Hen nessy, Charl es Kuhl, Thom11 �Ind Alfred S1sso1 Kitty Persinger, Cintra Swatzel, Louella 1'11omp1on SEVENTH GRADE: Mary Bol inger, Joel Boney, Ricky Campbell Donna Crow, Patricia Fultz, Joey Mkltl._,. Gilmore, Mary Sue Handley, Donna Hauck, Micky Menchini, Llnda Moore, Pam O'Brien, Patty Owens, Brenda Potts, Sandra Thoma•. Jan• et Smith, Jonnie Thompson, Bessil Watson, Diana Zirkle, ThomH Mc. Gowan. -·· m, '"'' Honor Roll Of Pomeroy Students Is Announced Mason Social Events �===- WARNER'S Beauty Shop Now Ope■ Satarda)'II I -===;:;;_-, McCUJRE'S DAIRY ISLE EIITERTAIIIS AT DINNER Mr. and Mra. Ray Proffitt and daughter, Nancy, Muon, enter• taJned with • famlly dinner on &Hter at their howe. Thoae enjoying the day were Jacll: McBride, :Mr, Mr. a.ad and Mrs. Bill McBri&!! and Mr. burg· Mike Whitley, Buckhannon and Mn. Jame, Proffitt, and and dtu,bter, loal. To Use The Advertising Colum11s Figure On Fan IDd FWlery Sizes 32 to 40 '$ 10.95 te $22.95 Union Witnm Says lnspettion Of Meats Poor WASHINGTON UPI-A union spoke.man bas aceuaed the Agri­ culture Department of .adopting a "consumer-be-damned" attitude toward federal lnapecUon of pro­ cessed meat -and poultry tood producl.9. Arnold Mayer, legw,tive . repre­ sentative · of lbe AFL-CfO Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, made the charle at a cloaed-door hearing of a Hou&e appropriatiohs subcommittee March 14. His tes• timony was made public today . This Space for Your Picture We Have In Stock The Pipe Of Yo ur Needs More Peo ple Wil l See You r ' Pol itic al Messa ge I" Th,t Da ily Sen tin el Ladies Blouses by SHAPELY $2.95. te $3.95 Also A Complete Litle MEN'S & Of iors· SWI M WEAR $1 .98 to $5.95 WE DELIVER - CALL WV•Z..2036 FOR FREE ESTIMATES BLACK STEEL DAI LY SENTI NEL . . ''. by Catalina and Jantze11 Mr. OF THE ., New Swim Suits Mn. CANDli>Ans VOTE FR££ CRYSTAL DISH SU N DAE Preferred B,- De Most Partle.iar CI RCLE'S Scouu Youth Fellowship Meeting Held At Rock Springs 2-SPEED' 2-C Y C LE Put:_...., "'°"" -��. I 1 he t nen(Ulbip Farm Bureau Council mOI ., tbe home ,, ldr . and Mn. Lloyd Rou,h wit..b a very m <erestin1 .,.. uulon held on "1 'he Coruervallon �aerve." Each member preaent wrote a letter lo hi• Conarea■man aaki r. g baa cooperation. one new famlly . lhe C larence Wickllnea, were we tcorned as new memben. Relr o,ilmen ts were 11e'!'Ved to 16 inem. ber8 and three children. The nexl meetini will be al the home of Either Weat. Mrs. Donald Mora wa■ elected president; Mn. Robert Wood, vice president; Mrs. Charles Griffith, Sa�uel Michael, secretary and lreasurer for the coming year J'iaita Parenta when the Cbe1ter PTA held Ila Miss Aleta Lynn Russell, em• April meeUng. Mrs. Orville Brown pl<iyed at the Natioowide InaJ,11'• Mrs. Donald Mora and Mra. Paul Company ln Columl:Rl.s, Hoffman were aµpointed lo audit ance tiipent the Eastef weekend with the lrea&urer'1 book■ before the her parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ next meeting. neth Russell a t Racine RD. Other The seventh grade taught by Sunday gueals of the Ru.s!ells were Mr. and Mrs. Emme tt Jones, Fred Ri� ar,d the el1blh grade Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Par• taught by Or'lille Brown tied for sons and son, Pe.ppi, Athens and the attendance pri.1e and each Mr. and Mra. .. Emerson Jone!, will receive a boot tor lb library All mothers- were asked to help Middleport. with the school empl oyees• ban• quet on April 22 and the Alumni b.nquet on' May 28. NEW The· first grade tauJhl by Mrs. Howard Knight WOI! the sale.a tu contest and wtl l be entertain• ed by the PTA at a party, BENDIX The PTA will sponsor a First Aid coarse that will be held Crom Apri l 25th to April 29th. Anyone from Eastern District may take ,he course. The pro«ram c_halrman intro­ A U T O M AT I C duced Edison Hobstetter, presi­ dent of the Pomeroy National WASHER Bank, who spot, on the bond la­ sue for the proposed Al-emorial H011pital for Meigs County. Mr. Hobstetter explained that the sur­ rounding cou.nUea have hospitals and that it ta 1 1reat expense lo drive to hospitals as Car away as most of them are. J. s, Davis spoke on the two and one.half • mill openting l evy that the voters of Eastern Dis­ trict, will vote on In May. The need for the money w as explained in a very clear QJanner. Creston Newlantl, the clerk of lhe Eastern Local School Board discuued the present financial condition of the Eastern Loe:al Schools. Refreshments of punch, pickles, potato chips and sandwiches were aerved Crom a table decorated with spring flowers and candles. Hostesses were Mrs. Wi lliam At· kins, Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Grif· Roy Holter . ., fltb. .. .. . 1,·Jli , PHllCO W 20.t ~· w. Busy Bee Class Holds Meeting Thursday Evening '-'"' " ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . t4e :Yc " . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 19c l'' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 2� I ¼ " . . . . . . . . . . . 34c 40c 1 1L." a 55c :, ·: ·. � � · '. � � · � : : . . . 2� 232 ... • GALVANIZED sna ½" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ¾" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l" ., . . . . , . . . . . . . , . 1¼ , . . . . . . . . , . . . . l½" _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 2" . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , 17t 21< ::c e 47e 64c BING & HEATING OHIO VALLEY PLUMFrom Factory Prices &, Buy Nationali,n,e Direct � Second St. ·- WY·2·2036 POMEROY,OHIO I· �-'... ··� I .. • ·- ------------ . . . .. - .. . .. ----- -------------........ • > .:· P anth ers Win Sixth Straight Bas eba ll Game �;�;;G:y· p�r:�;�i::i::N: -----------------------A C.tioan l.,.ry Ni,ahtl g; fflllli TONIGHT Vincent Price in "HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL" - ,also Peter Clllhing in "THE MUMMY" <Toohnicolorl SATURDAY John Bromfield - Coleen Gra)' "FRONTIER GAMBLER" - ablo Barry Sullivan - Peter Graves ··WOLF LARSON" SUNDAY and MONDAY Steve Reev&'i in "HERCULES" - al!iO Jack Kelly May Wynn . .HONG KONG AfiTAffi" NOW AT STATE THEATRE PT, PLEASANT "LAND OF PHARAOHS" - alw "HOUSE OF 11-IE SEVEN HAWKS" l ) j lt.,.. Those W!l.!t 1t1·th W · Ill e SoX Are ·w I I n N A I A s ,x,rl• Old Tnc• kS In ClOse COntests I u FRED DOWN U.a� P Noia 1".'t•rna�onal The .Chicago_ White Sox are up to lhe1r old !ricks. Victors in 35 one·run games en route to the 1 959 pennant , the White Sox are defending their ch,mplonshl p tt,e same way they woti it-by winning the close h. And if th.at ' s the mark ot champion. then their se11en AL rlvalg are in ror a long, har d summt!r. The White So x made i i two atraight one•run \' ictorif'S in the new 11e111on Thursday when Ted Klu■zewski's run•scoring single pulled out a 6-� . 11 Inning win over the Kansas City Athletics. Nelson Fox, the Al's most val• uable player in ·:1,9 led the While Sox' comeback from a 40 first • inning deficit with three singles and a double in four official trips. Fox doubled and scored the run that tied the score at 44 in the fourth innln ,e , deli11ered a av r DANCE p W i ns llononi parker Keeps Bat HOt '111"/ l'th TWO d an u r :v ry s·mg es In v·1cto 0 e R tl �. I I ays For Midwest 't\e MUSIC BY THE GEOttGE HALL COMBO LAW • Plnatu fa S'IAH!k · · ym'fl NB VOIJB Today's Sport Parade It's Been IO Frustrating Months For Floyd Patterson · ·· ..· $795 195 6 CADILLAC Coupe Devllle · · · · · · $1995 1958 MERCURY Medelist 4 Door I $1 5'5 A very practical car. Beige finish, clean interior, auto­ matte drlve, radio, heater. A real good Value. Ti y it and you'll agree. Need a good work car? Then buy this one. Tires you could go to Callforni,, on right now. Runs lp<>d too. V•8 engine, automatic drive. Try it today. 1952 FORD V8 --4 Door · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $195 Beauty Is more than skin deep In lhla smooth dlivlng earl You really can11 afford lo ass this job up. It will ,ave you money. A .good one. Ar a very &ood price. Try It - you'll buy II. 1955 BUICK lllper llanho, Ct••• \GENERAL Ei.ECIIIIC, ' :IEFRIGERAIOR 'with MAGNITtC 'SAFnY 1)001. $895 II you like the Buick , then you'll �o;ve 11111' car. It can't be matched for comfort, power, ,qul•t ride, easy handl­ ing. ileauttful finish that always laob lllce, A _gOOd buy. A good savings. 1957 HUDSON tlornet*.. r.., · . . · . . $995 1 951 OLDSMOIU II - t - • mon!J. y_. V.a Rocket e11111De with by dramatic Su­ per Drive., Hm'• your chiru:e to· llep up lo an Old, at tho rlehl (irlce. l • -!Kil I V•. Zandt ·: .. 1 -, PDIDfflly, Obie • • ..· , • SHIRT-POCKET tAIHO , · ,wg $. �ntlne, i'I J = •-.•· 1 1 CUBIC ., FOOT .. WITtl TIIADE H and R FltEST8N E D.EALER STORE . • • ,. . • . 'fop, "-u�c trlllllDiulon, l'iiflb 4 Door Sedan. Radio and eater, 1, ' . .. T., • Fin """''"' • required reput � to be present for each lloy. M . .!urtty Charles M'umiy ,ts Pl'l!l!Y of the Meigs County . Little League 1111 18'1 M. Ehenbaeh ASIOClation lhls ye•• following a recent election. ' The loop 116 P.. Mullen managers ·and aSSista nt managers Now is the time to needs "2 P. Coll ins a sbow ·li.ltle ,pf ,Iha\ · old helpful spirit we're always talking P. Pitchford 14'1 about, -and doing ao 1little to demonst rate . tNDUSff:hl1L •�IAOUI HIF -s«:ot.. <April ' . �� ,, '· ,. .,...., -.� , s,n !ieisco ... ,i,,a,. t� ·- -,W-­ Roush-Gerlach Wedding Marth 11 Is Announced ! Mason Methodist 19 Wahama Girls Attend Regional Jolly Workers Meet Recently Hold Session F;:ei- H Stiversville News Of Week • AUTO PARTS Mllffltn · · $4.95 1p IJaHerits · · $9.95 Ip TI RES $1 0.95 BRAN£ SHOES 0 Rutland AUTO PARTS !!vi· N. tw Broehore Ult> �- it��ach -On State Assets I If I'll' bl'tibed Dine Out Tlds Week-Eid P1'e·rsaUs Give :!! ,Dmn,er ;p.n+v • 1'eUl•••ro •• � J Satlli'uV �:fehlnP" !a�ci- ' MA· RTI N (tESTAU RANT . o ' •WI· �J. 12!a,..,. e Hot Rodi vo Chapm■ri'o 'lltJtltol Auoolated :RN_lo Landmark vi • Copl" of the ,bi1J<hure ;r;.. �'" ..i.-, ,.. ' ,173 -"" .I ' · � j: .wlli1 . , . , fdrnithed to chainhMI of i , ma·- and development o,aan , thro.u1bout 11he ltate .f uae tn their induatrlal tleYelo llffltt "'WOl'k:, --ortdtp >Nkl.� Tbe co of the pubUc,uon wiU riot permit general dl,tribu·tlon, be explain-, . e at. 21ti;;, '!I . (i. · . t'E, · ·'· . ' ,taxt1•, •tabort ', mateiel 1111d . � 1 ,IOUfe11a, coopthUv1, 1r1�nt l 1 an d· C9111Mt1tr.lty ftol tlel/ i ' 173 17 1 i·; ;· . 11881 . � . . •• ; '-;.-;;..,-...,'\tt':!C"T""::' '•. 1111iJ . �c ti'· ' ,t� ..- t1otla•• 1 � Yo Tlaer'a ;Qi� ll�J;�Yeibei� Qf dtfen,e of hla 18rltllh "Enipire mid· dlewe� ,1tU,le .,�t Canadian. In Edmon• ��n :WW , It t li or early X. ·te tit, � :1l , ,, Ii e , I .Qre.a,,, . ... �: I"� � ,. ·t:. , .. NHU:O �· Spr1ng·: Eleotrib 'Ranna' (;::,..._. ·. " i. '. · Oarniv&!ll Keb6e.a.,_,r IEIEIAL ElECTillC · :PBIG&DASRB :r..... . . . OUr j {jraduate Watch Re­ palrmail ltnui �U Yeirs The otiJ. of Be­ it�lebce � 1i!alte ''fittr 'Watch 'ilun Pel'f<!N, . •• , ,,, :Tlli,J'llSIOti • "Wbon. llocilo • TV II A BUlllil N� A ·--� S'(ANDINGS I .:...:..;,:_,,;.. RACHO oncl .. ___ ..,,__ .Hook Starts On Trail After Big League Mound Greatness ) . ... ..., .., •■ ,' ., � .,.. .oudl lfACII INN-Tbe manned � lfta.UDD of the futun av, .ION. UP Chu aad rotate CGdUDUo\111}' wee- • merry-� laUDd. 1aJ1 f"red P'aJ'M,. North Amertcan AfflUon IP8(:e en­ ..... 841 pneented Um CODC!!pt at tha Manned Space Sta­ tlOa -,•�1m, Ut Loi ADJelll& l"lndlnl men to ma them. 11..arry 'MolrllGn Racine Tornado eage and diamond coach, 'is on · a stxii'n.Onth :,urct1 in the Army Reserve Corps. Ht. -address l:s'llCT 'l..arry R, Morrison, BR 1558�868, Co. E, , 91h Bn., Third T�g. Regf ., "Iris., U . S. A. T. C . Armor, Ft._ Knox, Ky. Friends of Larry's are Invited to stock up mall sacks head· ing toward Fort Knox. ' 24 1. Team Three Games - Pomero)' Cement Block, 25150. Team Single G,me - Pomeroy Are you an ex-ball player with a fielder's glove or two Cement Block, 895. Qbester &owi.. (D), Omneo• riy IMHed ..._ ,_...,,, won Lost i:,ct, molding arouhd in sotne comer of you r house, hkely never Standlftfl tacut. tantp ft)at.lmlll ad,. Af-L ·LIAGU. Swisber & tohse 30 12 .flt to be used,again1 · : Ttaet ID Btnator Jobn Kcn­ W L Pct. Gil Sport Centei �¾ 16¾ .'60'1 If .,o, 70u ouaht to put that glove to work on some Utile t:l&I llOIDma-­ pn,aden t n«ty' . 5 2 .714 Lo, AllireW. . . Daugherty Inc. 2" 18 .5'11 ,Leaguer.s ,hand. tialt eunp, bU beat, named Cement Block 21 21 .500 ehdrma!I al the plaUorlD In Middlepo1'1 and likoly·there are some in Pomeroy, there Mllwa •· . . . . . . 45 22 .714 . 25 � Foreman & Abbott 17 .66'1 ¼ Mr. a n d Mn. Lorin Roush or eommittetl for UM Democrats,111,me can (you another or reason one Pllt,lh.,. ' . . . . . 5 3 .625 I', New Haven are announcing the 81,, 30¼ .218 are boys wfio for H&R Firestone ic uucnal oonfflltkla. are aild all, �love at hav not s e do either �nough) 'the\n easilySMton'1 Hltl� 3 4 .492 2 Ciacinn,atl marriage of their daughter, Linda gloves e inadequat hav quite they e or g ball, Ind. 3 Games - H. Clatworthy, kept from , pla:dn 2 4 .333 2½ Sue, to Gerald Eugene Gerlach, Chlcaeo . Pbll'ljlelphia . . . . 2 5 .286 3 (the 98c kin\!, you 1\nowJ. 625. 5011 or Mr. and Mn. Clyde Gerlaeh Ind . ·1 Game - J. Duerr, 248. I'm suggesting that oul,-Of-use gloves be donated to , a re­ SI. 1,>o� . . . . . . , 1 5 .167 31, or Letart. Te ..m 3 G&mes - Sport Cent­ ,ponslble official of Utile League in Middleport (Ulte Lee .............a ·­ The ::ouple was marn..-d on er, 2878. Smith John Thompson) Pomeroy (Charles Murray, Ed Bahr, .MJlw4vlN g Cincinnati I March 12 at the' · parsonage or · Team l Game - Swi,her &. LOh· Tracy' Whaley, Bob Roberts), Racine (Hilton Wolfe, Jr.), ·Syra­ PIii..,.,..... 11 Phll...phia 5 (N) the Evangelical United Brethren PHILADELPHlA UPI - Jay 'I the best curves of any young 1e Drugs, 97;2. -P:rWe,'t, ..........1. Pltchwt . Church, Muon, with Rev. Ralph cuse (Bob LOuks) and let them put your glove back Into serH0ok one or Cincinnali' s most pitcher he saw in spring exhibi­ T!DP SI• 8ow1..- A• ' - W PNndsc.O at ChlutO-­ Mahor,ey officiating. play. vice. On ti a starts hurlers, young promising 179 B. Loukli . M n - 1.0. They are re.Ridina: in New Ra• Rob4r!• That glove doesri't have to be top quality or anything like Jrour,c.a.me series against Philadel, 174 S. Flanagar,; . , Hook Va. flltlwaul(oo 11 PIH1llur,h INl­ ven. �•11 tonight 1-0 Hook Facm_g piia' tonighl in quest of some of 171 new. If It's serviceable, ii surely will be used gladly by some H . Clatworthy ll-1 ., Fnond 1.0. the ei:perience that coul d make be Rob�n Roberts of, the �hilt, 169 M . Houdashelt or ,nlne-yea<-old with a burning desire to play baseball. ·c.1��tl at Phlladelpphia (Nl eight or who still seeks his first win him a great pilcher. 168 J, Duerr _..., 1:.0 ... ....... D-2 n afler t�o losses. seaso t lN: ' 188 st Bu'd McKinney ion again rs ' decis t ri L. ...... .., $t. Louis (N). l{-opkf� With Fll<lltange lost O'Toole Ji lefty Thursday m W-"'1 Six High S.rlH Pittsburgh laz<l Saturday, pro'l/ed . Koufax vs J,cbon 0-2 and y e Will <:arl t O d ue h g c t ' 1 a P 572 . m out J. Duett . • 1 a brilliant one, and bore . kbln!ol"• Gllmo• t78115 to the 661 H. Lohse ·tome or the high estimates or his the Reds a _2-0 dccmon Mr. and Mn . L. R. Gluesencamp Clnc�l ot l'hll..,phla Bra11es .at Milwaukee. Ml I\, Slob.art po,te r I left Thursday April 14 for PLoenix Mll,.."I\M ,t Plttllw,wh While . O'Toole allowe� �nly �5 R. Davi! Reds r,t:anager Mayo , Arizona. Calling on the Gl ut'"Sen• FNflCiKe 1t Chicego :la■ three hits In the seven mnmgs <1 · �• .C. Wilson a acop. t for tb 8mIth, now camps durinei: that week were Mr. ,, e Y . n· he worked, the Braves coupled Lo■ .....,.. at St. L..,ia · ,22 Bud McKinney keea, watched Hook . If!- . act:,on t ,tu Tax ed. Recappable Tire and "Mrs. Ben A11en, Mrs. Elva Nin�teen ,Wis from Wahama f t he m with a sacrifice fly The Jolly Workers Clalfl of the . . . Mrs. Don Brewer during the spring exl:ubit1on sea• _ wo o Daily and Judy N L&AGUE AMIIIUCA m the se\'crlth for a psir of Win· Muon :Methodiat Church ehJoyed 1'11,i, Sot-1 Joined ••'• from Pl Thur"'-y Aft•rnoon .LNfl'• p tnd said be "hasn't come W L Pct GB and Jeff, Mr. and Mn. car] Auth• Jobn..M1111mll• � . runs ning a spaghetti . dlnner at their meet­ Pleasant Hith School and Hianl'llill High Three Game Jnd,-M, Mllr• enon, Bill Evans and Maxine Pow· 1'nh..-e Detroit Ole'' t<i reali:i!lnJ ;.bis full devel• 2 0 1 .000 l the •ttend to l Schoo inJ Monday evening. at the chuN,:h fflmti MD. ray, ment. ell, Mr. and Mn. Bud Gluesen• O O'Toole, who signed in 19�8 for .J. , !l as one of ,lf.omema.bn of Amell• ....l. Chicago n . . . . 23 1 1.000 • H tg h Single Game - M. u · fUnith believes n,dok $5G.OOO bonus, gave up the first mUrt'a)' camp and daughtenr, Mr. and Mrs. 50 Mr. and Mr1. Calvan McDaniel .7 a lngto Waah vu, , en ' Gl. e -- na.1 meetlns at were · in charge of devotion, which :tt,egio solid Milwaukee hit to H:enry 214. 2 1 .667 Iii! Dillon Taylor, Mr. and "Mn;. Ch.ir• State College 41.t Gienv,Ule, w. Va., Ne" York Team Three G;ames Starks For AU Models Aaron in the seventh and It drove consisted of a scripture leBIOll, Baltimore . . . 1 2 .333 1 ½ les VanMetrr and Bob and Alberl recentiy. Drugs, 21'11. La.w�on. a reading and • prayer. i n the only run needed to wln. f'ollowing a tour ot the i,ampu.1. 'Boston . . . . . . . . . I 3 .250 2 Rebulll Tranmlllhtm Team Single Game - Starks Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ours!. Port• O'Tpole ha d allowed only one s City . , . , . 0 2 .000 2 55. tlK!' girl..s att.epded ,tlte rJJ!!'Ctinc Kansa Mrs. sp.d 7 Mr. w.tre Pre�t Drug,, land called on Eber Carpenter and , 0 2 .000 2 infield hit :m d had faced j�st 19 Cleveland . . . . . �33;95 r.p Won Lott �- Jamf!s Pauley and son,, Mr. .and qeld in the Admi�tilOn �ildfamily Su nday evening. men up to the seventh mnm.1 Sta�l ftVI or bile ·,colftge, Dr. Hany Hefitiie family, and 1 7 , Dudding fhurtday'• RNult• Wllll.a 29 g Mn. 90 arl Cbuckie VanMeter called on Er· when Red Schoendlenst led off G m .s • 24 12 .56'1 Mr. and '1'fa. Bm Th<imas, Mr. lln, president of tlhe ,edtool, add· Chie119 • S -tc.ansas Clty 51, 1 1 lnn1' ma 1''alfef90n, Saturday� ,,,.. ! '('O r , · . ,illi).1'....0,ll,, . l)Je Eb,er.b•(� . , .:f;i Eber and Iva Carpenter visited -�,,,,_:�t . 14,.., . � !,f" . � ,t)rJ184,'•l'., .. • � �.i2 ,6612 �¥.4 ' Mi'a. , . C(wleo YeJCer and ,ffued the group, Over 800 CU'B � YMI: 4 lolton O 13 23 .361 raTl'J1'Jy,').tr'.. ,1.nd )ff,. Jqseph Li.ah , ,ittended . AB the roll WH ��\1 ' 'NUNftll'On 6 Baltlmora S (NI Mildred an d Joyce Circle Su nday , ole , , walked Eddie Ur:� iSUltE'r _ Market • FrhliY• Probtbl• Pitchers 9 2'1 ,250 and family, Mrs. Martha Cook each chapter presented it, donaeve n ing. Mat ·ews ahd :Aaron· rol!oWed with Meigs Equipment 9 27 -� and family, �s. Cecil JohnlOll tion for nhe craft lboWle at Cedar a.JtifflOre at New Yorlc-WII• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin called his line si n &Je to lefl fleld, driv- Team No. 2 S...son Mith• helin 0,0 n Ford G,O and family, Mr,. ftl.ch1rd •Wl'leht lJak'l'!e oa.mp near Rtiple-y, on Eber Carpenter and !amil1 Phone z.4183 llallud. O. ing l� Schoendienst. . Games -:-- M. M.u,rra,y, M9. Puring the business eeNloo, Ind .3 and family, M.r. and Mrs. Glen Chic." at Dtitrolt-Oonoun Thursday eyening. Joe Adcock wa, purposely 1 Game - M. Murray, 214. Cartwrilht and .a iiuest, Eddie caooidates for the •te offloea o.o .n .Bunning l)O passed to (ii\ the bases and then were pn,1ented. Lunch WII aerv-. Team 3 Games - Car.Unga, �19 Li,�. (lewelancl at K.,...• . Clty-H1wMel Roach bit a sactifice fly to ln cotr,g,, oo!etado. Team 1 Game - Carlin&•, 821. kl11< N .. H- IMI Ifft , field and scored Mathews Durinor tlie - ' llw> ,alt'II . , -.; ot Wollllnoton INlT'op Five Bowten Av• rrom third. were enleneillled with • play pre- Sullf'v•n \0,0 n Kut 0.0 158 P. Mullen eented by..the dra�U.t: dopartmeht M . Murray 103 Saturday'• ct.me■ Dine with us. Each meal ls or tihe college. Later • tea ..... Ch..,_ et Detroit bald in the Home F..conotn.ica Dt- .Cluei..t at Kanas City a chef's delight . portmenL 139 E. Sylve,ter Yon Attending from W..,_ ......, � ,ot Waahlnoton • s.J .. . -; OUr Food ls DelidouL Roney, Soridy s.,n; -rel COUNTY LIAGUI · sn.io,n TumbuJ.1, Sandy 0 ""J High Score■ Aprll 1 1 , IHI Be.nnett, ., Perfecl For Every Mood. ; , , N CL INI C Mr. and Mr,. L. E. Pler11ll, Pt. .,.ute &ush, Myl\l Foremar1, S ).:, Ind. 3 Game, _ J. Baker, 1162. ' Rut• . ns: Ton:, · Hutton, :&ll� Ple■Ant, entertained with , a din· CMoriJ' �bir, "'9.tty Newland, \ Ind. 1 Game _ w. King, 211. CHARLESTON , W, Va.-A nf.W tll 14; Mrs. Ada Starch· _ Hol Roda, 24 �7 ner at their .home Saturday eve- Father . Smi1Jheon, Nancy Ann- · �, � ot , 8 1 P.M. e s Gam Team 8 28. page brOC!hure, 'to be used , in _ Hot Rod•, 883. , nJnc. Attendlne were Mr. and 1tnmr,, Olaudit. Zerkle, . lrml Dod- er, :�Y, April 14 �nd Mr� · llllltJh iM@nint:. Old �1hloned · dealing with Industrial proepeeta ■Team ndt 1 Game er, ion, 'Marilyn Sdlwan, Nancy lie- !'il�- �der, -Syracuse, Apr1, � by the �r Won LIit Pct. Jin. Robert D. Fenlon, dau,-bt n St p · interested in Welt Virginia's · Y,,A • . ; · Daniel, Beve,ly Stuto, Bonnje 1�_ , .....,.., · 1,•-· Mr and Mr• . · -,,ce1;.i llev. We. . 19 ucann, 28 H. ,7 plant locational advantages, has Associated Radio u . ■ daught<r Joetta Ann on; 1M . 11ltllio: aild · family, Gay .Jrllh:; r, t Becky �""e Goodnl&li JOMPb IN MIDDLEPORT .il.8 ze 11 1-,CNI llatfhti' tich Eftftln9 ON ROUTE 7 just been publlahed by lhe W�t , Landmark Wi ll i m Mra. J h and �� an°d M n,, Dt\tid Mm o M t •Y�ller .ii Obirlu . r . . JMD •nd. . :ll • . �l 14 25 Rode Hot - , X ldt� •• �We U\vtte .all, tii� , and • � : Virginia Jndustrial �d Publicity ·c ,_ == e::-=.,-,,.,-,,=====.,-,,.,-,,= = = ����15.:___ 13 26 .S:m family, · M.alop; Mr. , anll Mr.a. bile ,advisor. = ��".__:April ����r�����-�:,icuse, _l_; = = ====""' ohurcibe• to come iand ihelip to Commls■lon, according to Direc- ross & Sons ·Ouster )\tid,p , �"' l(itc�ll .�e)' :309 27 12 Davis . Wamer . 1 pt tl,e 11,Mt · . 11 you •� tol' Don 0,lsllp. ,' 1 1 28 .282 an� �II 'bi�la Eb\ml)a@lt, •1 or ' "Obrititlan. tome end !help. lf TWs new booklet contain• a Chapman's ·Ma.rket Poml;ro)'; -�te L\ifh, ) lalOII. lowl•n Tom Top �, we not a Ohriltla.n come number . or map,11 and charts and 1 �1 1 1 S. ·Flanagan ail let • help ·l"!!' to find lllri - �and iffl.. . ,thnten · · "i..tted 'mo,e than fifty ph9tographs r U· · 1 Baner 7 J. lustrative or 'Uie ali4te's indu1• ' .oover 1tbe weeli:end with !)Ir. and � .-. -, 182 haty 200 '"t-"'1 169 trilil, ftcenlc, �ultural \and recraa• J. Plee Mn. Yea1ar and Mr. and llrs. � ', _COM� Q COME ALL JJ7 i7 i lt'1 · r.rv W!U,�Pllle tional a,aeta. V.arlQus ,ecti ons J. Harrah lllib• •in iMuon. . ;IY•J!a'ijQDY 136 143 • 181 ..«t, . �. . . dt!al ,with .tuch tactOre as geogta· B. Murray . ..- , 111r,, ..... LI,., PHHI� 168 1.&1 191 &08. lfavil.• W� � � .fr. sons transportation, A. Sylvester Phical location, . , . Jv••n N Thia WNk', -lta · · 'a 'C," u · 4�· 701 , Landmarj 3 Davi! · W-'!'�r,,o . In d: .J ,. c.=.ea ':: . n,w, qner: 216 ➔�" . Oros& ac · Sona 1 chlpm�n • Mkt. :l nam 8 c,ami• _ Jlot RQds ,-2 --� Hot Rods 2 A��•t:'.1.�• l . Te,nt' l �• - Hot'llotl■, •flll 1 tt...--· W�•- ' 14, 1MO Ind. - J. . Game - J. Duenr, High rrhree Game, Duerr, 372. High Single j ana�!n, one oW!l&". . 1 1 ..__, " :;.. P'"oli : [i,s m,. ,1 , 411\1 'beater, Mr. •nd Mn. John Dobltlnl and.. JOM, Columbui, •�nt the 'JNtt end with her parents, Mr. •nd )ln.. : Edgar Brewer and Leanna. ■ ' ""' W.-,a --· . lllc tr ansmlsslon, r•dlo • Rod, G-. DESK bid Pocketser 'H )PlYiJMftl IJM . - • lf'� . • T " :t\fl YIMOO · . • �5 : . · , ; $29 95 . r,:ww, ,\, ,,. . C M. IVROlET · - - $1·9s::· Compt,.,. 11n, of , Built-ID a ,BJack,, Blue, ord, 80. Tum Three Otme■ - Ntw York Clothing, UIM!. Team Slnlle Garno - New York Clpthing, 74&. WOii 1M1 New York Clothing 21� 11"'r,CM!IT ...ANNIMILL !IS" 1'1� Landmark ft.v.c'ine Servkoe Sta. lt" 18� Moore's Store lt� 1841 1 ......, Hllht A reml11iler; Ind. 3 G,on., - M. Murray, Ponll!roy ,l,11\le , Leaguers and Pony Leapers are to All Ind. l Game - P. Collllll, 9. nieet :SUnilay it 2 • bebln<I the Pomeroy Junior lligb for team 31 eam 8 Game, - 1.,ondmar11, f o�I� ·aAtl payn\tl1t of i nsurance lees (f2 Li!\le League, 238 . •. 2:GO Pony). �' 1 �'kt. ,Mom or an adult representative is -. t'eam 1 Game _ Landman, �"" )'OU' �"""'· 4 .Il!!!l• :ll,..-d Top. Autofflllllc trannnlsslon. ,Radio and heater, coral lo,:al. ownar. ai••· I $695 ! 4 Door. A &OOd dependable cir 1111! Is worth much more I 1954 OlDSMOIILE Slptr II • ·a·· RQ.-..�1 MOTOl!IOLJ&• AL L-TIIANIIITON ...TQLS !Jib. -·"' lffl(rt,.� � ■bl•. I lnmi■ton plua 1 � ■nd l thermUltor pro•id• •� power and tone or -ea twte1 ltl Bui1t-i11 �Iler for ­ bodied tound. Dial IClllti=• l'Yi• lea• for ...,.,. t.u1:1 n1. 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'Man, [ you'll like ill ,1 I OMPAIQ' rr,-- ·-- ·---------- 1954 FORD Custom Y-8 • Door · · · · · · $595 :, SM I - .H ■ ,Ill Truly the finest of the luxury cars. The one owner gave this dream car the finest of care, Looks factory fresh. Of course 1t has all the Cadillac ,convenlences. This is the one you've waited for. . . CLOTHING Club Sedan. Beautiful light blue over dark blue finish. A car that's sure to please from any angle. V•8 engine, automatic drive. Compare the cer - compare the price. It can't be b\'•I. TS ,.,...,,,co ••no. - the•lot - . BOAT OWNERS fl • r,. T0 Europe A£tef s1·gnm · ·g Bout SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd - 9:30 1d I , • • • By Alm Maver late Pl · · 3V1nJJ' Host rm I rtiund·a1. 19tiperst-:tn wu named sctin1 ,,president and part owner or the Son h1neh1 ... Fran<hia�• were awarded to S.n Franc11co, Chicago, Loi An• d19le., XIRNII Clty, Walht.. _.on, ., ,,.� D. C. and Cleveland. flley ..,111 or911nile team, for tbe lea1ue'1 start this fill, he Hid. ,\ I """· ""'"""' "'"" "'' or I th,. N A lA. satiJ toda) D<1 l t' Dili•s . sµ,, rts (•d itor f o r thr Midu g im A � ,, . l l u\l' anl, Par k_ er• . t h e �ome"!� these other batting averages. . . �1Jr1 a t cd l 'fl•ss. was award�d !h t· d n t hrrs leading hatte;r with ae. . Grueser .a&, Wlbon .189, Cun• sacr1f1c..- fly thal tied 1t aga111 at . t · t•rti ficatt> of MNit for 0 ut · t · nd I 1 · 11 for 17 11.nd 11. .4l l a verage, kept nUlg hlllD .20(), Coates .105, MoQre 5--5 in the sixth . .an� th t' n s 1 11 .(! l e d m g tmsi• White .�, Harrison and lfish st"rvil'f' m 1 n1·�:C"u l h 1,. bat hot Thursday iJJ a 7- 1 v!c· to SPt � t he w1nnmg run 111 th e ate <1thlcti cs wi t hin N A I A fo r 1ury over l he R� land Red Devil.ti Kn ight .01 1 . o lr,1 1 1 th. ''We will devise rules t o return 0 1 1 t h!! Pumeroy diamond. Rutland I IIUMI IIISH 101•1 000 o---t 3 4 001 000 l lw 1wst · )'f'nr defemr The New Yorkers d owned \hi! e 1o basketball and make Eddie Bartels (.310) a nd Tom Pomt!l'OY ST. 7 LOUIS UPI - St. Louil Unix-7 2 232 I Bc!ton Reel Sox 4·0 and thf' Wosh Diles, ;i nat i v e of YJ id d leporl . \\'lute < .250/ banged .a. triple and . Rutland: Gffman and Crouder. ii a game for the little guy 88 vef'!Jlty WIii resume Its bllSketblll well as the big guy " he said. ington £enal ors n ipped the Ba l l i wh u ila s a l wa ys ch a mp t oned th l' rn1glc euch to fatten their ever• Pomeroy : Knight and Grueser. serles with :Notre Dame oext �amore Ori{lles, 6·5 in lhe other cause o! t h e s 1T1J1ller colleges in a�t• s . Bartels' 3•bagger came in the SapeNtein, miUlOn11re ow11�r aon, lt WH •announced Thursday. -------American L t•aguc games while M1d11ian antJ has co•spon!klrcd second with Parker on and White's of the Harlem Globe Trotters, an• The Bllltkens hold a 9--8. edJe l'n a the Milwaukee Braves t ripped thu 1 1w small cullugr all-star footbal l IPd of( the third. He ,cored later nounced the birth of the sb:�ity series that was last plaJ,'ed · dur'ln& s • CincinnaH Rt'ds , 2-0 and the hunor 1 t •am ,md coach of t he y-e ar on Nirk Coates' infie1'1 out. ·':] -,, meeting J the 1952-� !lea!on. ABL after a closed Pit tshurgh 1-"irales riJ>Pt•d !ht- award with t he Michigan NAIA. Bartels ' and White's pa9' or hits Philadelphia Ph i l l les 1 1 5 in the will bu awarded the NAIA "Cert l f "':' ""re matched by Parker's two q, ,J.-,0 D, } . only Nation a l League act11111y. irate of Men! . by Sam Kelchman . . ,m!!:leB. . , . A J{ook� r Joh nny G abler . �nc_hi•d I cli.1 1 rman of 1hr :\lichigan NAI I Phil Harri5011, big first sacker, a t hlt'l1e 1l1rut'tor of Ferns l n �ot his first hit or t h e season in three•_h it bal J �or seve � inni ng s and s1 1 1 u 1 , , in ] )1•trn il 1 4 appe11rance!'I at the p1Ate, a Fir• Extlngubihers COLUMBUS UPI-Ohio State an d fircl_>a!I relief si>eci a list !lynf' S(.'"ratch single. ----�-University plays hotl to its an· Duren finished up for the Y� II Are ·Reqnlred by T he Panthers led all the way, nual O hio Relays Saturday, a star• ke e_s . who wun t h i! l r opc n m g E: slf �t' l l ing "r1t two firttt inning in the Ba ttl a; To , 1tudded event or the Mldwe!lt's .1 series. two games to one. B i l l three in the second a nd two i n finest track 1m d field -performers. Skowron and G i l M c D?u ga i d ho rn 8-H Tit• "'ith Bdpre t h e third. Rutland got one borne in Near.ly 600 athletes from 2 6 e� ed and Hogl!r Mans ha d t�o EaStcr n l l ig, h bascl)aH play ers t Panther p itcher T�r-ry . colleges, universities and track �its for the Yankees. T('d w_l l l· batt liid to a n 8·8 tie Thu nJ<l a ) al h e third as K gh t limited !he Red Dev ils · to d ubs will rompete in the U. S. COAS,...GIJ.<\RD Uf'ROVID 17 iams wa11, out of the Rf!� Sox, l me Belpre, with tJhe game to ·be- 1t0Jn. hn i t r ee singles, by Combs, Carter events six of which will be run R. E. TRACY, SR., J)btrlbulor up for the secon d str�i ght game . plu! u d Ma y · 5 w, hc n Bel pre com . es a n d P arsons. German, Rutland in me\1;ic . d Js t.ances due to t h a Fire iand s.,tety l',Auipment Roos 1e Don Debbe � s lhree: run to Easl l! rn for ,a ret u rn ga ,m,!_,. . pitch er. ranned 5, Knl g h t 9. . Phono ,WY-2,U04 upciomi�g Ot,mpic Games. homer walh two out I� th� ninth hers, now 6-0 , have Pan he t c . T � l 4l i Y Co'. s O rte 0,arll The lympic flavored events ta ns l d o h ' gave the Senators their third wi n ,. . 1"1 and ·l&Sted until the mu •·--rth will iriclude the 400 meter run In four games and J.lrovided P.1o•-· · -and huJdlee, the 800 meter run, Chuck Stobb,s with his first vie- whe n he was relic\ ed hy 1\. 1.i Bor• 1,MO meter run, and the 1 1 0-me. tory or the season. Debbek's blow inp; The raime was called �u64:, , , -� . ter blgb bul'dl�. came ofl Jack Fu,her .iHcr wal�s of darknesi;. ________ · The ·�, meter run could steal . to Lenny Green and _H armon Kil• ihe �qw In . a duel between Olyrti lebrew. Ge_ne Wood hng homered TEE OFfi MOND AY plt champion. Glenn Davis, for• for the Orioles, PINEIIURST,. N. C. UPI -- A merly .Q.f Ohio �te and Purdue's rcl'ortl field of golfers, inclu d ing NEW O _ •--ar Dave KIU1, who appear, to ha UPI RK FIGHT RESULTS Y four former chnmpions or ....,...,.. ( ) thu ..........,ered tro'm . a 181 Injury t hl PATERSON, N. J. UPI - J•y N ol'th and South Invitatio n Arna- Joha-n ..... vi..-... ......u ,..,..., , n-.. ..... •··k """"'" "' ..,...,.,..,., And•rson, 1 6 ', Phll•d•lphla drew cur 1 ournamc nl, tee of Monday Ti hund-ay fl�;ht after 81gning for handicap�_ •him durlnf the in· with Al !Rocky) MIione, 1 .55½ i11 the 59111 rem: wal of the even t lhe fight Floyd 'Pettenon feared door aeatdp: Othqt ellMes in the 400 incl ude Brooklyn, N. Y. i4), Enlcrcd are 195 8 winner Rich• he would -not get. WIilie Atterbury or Mlc}l.lgan RINO, N•v. UPI � Joey Glam. ard I). Chupmun of Pi n ehurst: Joharuoon , who WOrll the WOl"ld State, 'l'Qf)d reeofd holder in the bra, 157, ltoppe d Irish P.tt thn•l' time titld1older William C. lhe-a vy.welgiht title f rom Pattenon' 800, Mal , Bamwell ,of Pittsburgh, Lowry, 155, Los Ange-lff, (2) . campbdl of Huntington, w . V.; last June 26, ,tgned to clve Floyd LOS ANGl!LES UPI - Culo1 1964 d11mq1 W i l l iam J. Patton of a cJhanee to ibeeorne lhe fint man Roger Gum or J(entucky and John af the Detroit Track Hernand .., 1 3,4%, Venezuela, ovt• 1 Morgc1ntown ,1nd Mal B.11llette of eve:r to regain that title. fte bout , Telford , Club pelnted AffrNo Urbine, 1 3-4, Me-x. Old \Vcs! h u ry, N. Y., the 1 944 whioh mt.Y draw a miE.ion dollars i�, (12), winnt' f ,at llho g,ate alone, w.lll be theld on CMOI.IS WIPI Monday J une 20 at the Polo • MOBlLE, ,\la. 1JP1 - l)etroll Grotlnds. Tleer Reond �•n Frank Bol­ ling ll elpected to remain here "It's a great relief to me· to for several • i� to console his biwe signed," Floyd Bald, "I wea wife followin'g the death or their worried I would not. ,get llbe fltht. lwo-Oay-old Ion. The infant wu I llhoughl maybe tihe. lnterM�OllaA born two months premature Tuey. Boxing Club would put Archie dsy and had been In 1n , Jncuba• �ooru in th�rc with JeihanMOn. " tor. Mn, Bolling WH rtpotted . in · He need nol ihave worrled. l.ngo L•r.. �Ion of "1'1111 ...r,1®NS good tonditiot'I, had in.."5ted for nine months be By OSCAR FRALEY us rusult of his dismal perform• would C4-g,ht no OM -before F.Joyd, MAIL HAIN DllAILl D NEW YORK UPI - JI has bern ance, aguinst the b11rly Swede. .and in no place but New York, Mn.WAUKEE, Wis. UPI-A lo­ tor Floyd Puttcrsori, 10 rn11nths of HC! blmnes, in part, the new&pa. and he meant �t. 1 comotive and three cara of a 21 tormc111. 1wr m un who w rote dii.paragirn:;ly "It t09k e rot of time to ianange car Chicago to Minneapol is mall Ever since the night in Yun krl' of t lw Swcll1•'s right han d . MO!il ,totls fight and to ,be eure ot the train deralled Thursday night Stadi u m when lni,:cmar Joha nsson lah('Jed 11 a myth. IL turned n ut cont�c,16 ud the reNrul, but now Three -0r the 38 crewmen on the CASH BAHR, llwner · fired II righl l111nd oul or 110 to he a hammer of Thor. it k, done ,and r am satL8'1,ied," aaid Milwaukee Railroad train reeeiv· NO. SIECOND AVE, where to send him into limbo . JUP))L "I Tl•O(l over an d over wh'cru Jorban990n before he took orr on ed minot lnjtl1'1e,. .-..,.,..... Tlu1t it cost him 1 !11\ heavyweight his rigl11 hand was n othi ng," a _fllght to Par-a', Ue "Mts enroute championshi p or lhe worl d is, ul F'loyd -,uys somberly. " I belit,Vfd to Gene\'11 , Swtt.ztr'ian�. wJlere he 1 · ·, mos I, ur· 11econdary tmporttmll'l I It." · ' tfi�in\/111/l "� hon\•, '!ild �., �� 0 1 "H's j ust lh11t," mmu�,g, JJ,11U+.r- : Fl o�·rf r11M1E'r! hr!/ no�" wfffT' ffie hu been mddfflteJf'· � • son 11lowly with o grim fr�"""''I lih:ek of his hand and his eYC!s tl'la.ininig. was overconfident nnd I un d er. narrowed. e.stlm11tc'1 Joh1rnsson." Conc:&ntnte1 on L•ft This, n11tur.11lly, he has to fr!t "Su I cnncentrakd on his left Little Lenl(Uen To himself. hum!. I! lookrd l l kc un awkward Meet In Syracuse llcl'au/11' tw dous n 't kno.w n , ac thi ng. 1 -le ' d flick i i ou1 . in o hook SyracuBe Little Leaguers will tually . whal happem•d ghat night or foh. 'l'ht'n he threw t wo or practice Saturday at 10 a. m. -at la.Ill J u ne. mi i;aw that ri�ht hand thrrc right h a nd � and they ju11t the Syracuse ball diamo n d. • c , • \. ·, " I ' coming. The next lhing he knew ,::rnzNI me. But I felt they didn ' t , The team ls look ing for prac­ he was l)dng led back to his h.t\'t' any power. I Ml fur thf' tice games. Contact Bob Lou ks, dressing room with no re11I know• lahl!'. Sn I concenirotcd o n indv• Sy racuse. led!(u of the seven trips he had ing away from that It'll, and rnovma d c to 1 he eonvas. ed awny frnm lt. He lei the right 4 Door Station Wagon. 6 cyl. Standard Iran smlssion. Anxl11u1 Months Heater an3 defroster. 0tw J)wtieP. hand �o nlmost slmullnneously. · The months bet ween have been Tan and , brown finish. "That,'' he grunted, "is ubout ,- , , , , , · anxious ones. T � ,.. machinations all l tl'mcmber." Involved in tht' brhi nd the scene� Potterson has lived that fighl, etrug,i::lc for bo)(lng power. and and !hat one punch, ovf'r and profit. left h is hopes for a re• uver agai n during the inlcrve n lng match iu " Ol'VCr • never land. months. 2 Door.-, Hard Top. Automatic tranSll!lsslon, radio and heater. !}r/e olilter. ; · They have been bitter, depress• "It came so fast [ wasn't ready lng monlhs, too. Bccn11Be the for il." he shrugged, "But n ow I ' . worst hurt or all was that they k now what I posseH and, mote called him a "ehcese champion" lmport11nt, what he posse!!sc-11. nf'CM3f , EAGLE'S C·L U B 1955 FORD Falrlane CHICAGO UPI-Abe Saperstein said today his new American Bas• ke(ball Leog,e will bdng the game ...,. (p t_h e lillle iUY , . • •our rule1 wdl be a lot differ• enl than the Nation.al Basketball Association's where it ls a 11me or towering 1ianli and towerin1 score.a," Saperstein a.aid. 'GIANT OF GIANTS -tlr. 11111 . ..... 9tlb oa.t children ol Columbus •at. U. ..... end with 11..- ,_,a,11, , llr. and Mra. I>&'ild Wolfe and bet\_at' ter and family, Iii'. and Kn. P'. ,. Fitch and cttUdttn. • Jack Bln:h of Sout.l!ern Tedi! W I vl1itina frl�nd• and rel1tivet i'I, Belpre and c-alled tin the Eber CAP penler family &unday, Dtllly •lleulldOl, ,_roy,Mlddleport, 0., Aprll 22, IIMI0--.6 ' N. 'S-1 �,._ lll1llllle,-t I .•.WNR ,11� tvlY -ftt � 19 • ►«l!!'.aucll ' .. . ' t •• • • • • �-'... ··� I .. • ·- ------------ . . . .. - .. . .. ----- -------------........ • > .:· P anth ers Win Sixth Straight Bas eba ll Game �;�;;G:y· p�r:�;�i::i::N: -----------------------A C.tioan l.,.ry Ni,ahtl g; fflllli TONIGHT Vincent Price in "HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL" - ,also Peter Clllhing in "THE MUMMY" <Toohnicolorl SATURDAY John Bromfield - Coleen Gra)' "FRONTIER GAMBLER" - ablo Barry Sullivan - Peter Graves ··WOLF LARSON" SUNDAY and MONDAY Steve Reev&'i in "HERCULES" - al!iO Jack Kelly May Wynn . .HONG KONG AfiTAffi" NOW AT STATE THEATRE PT, PLEASANT "LAND OF PHARAOHS" - alw "HOUSE OF 11-IE SEVEN HAWKS" l ) j lt.,.. Those W!l.!t 1t1·th W · Ill e SoX Are ·w I I n N A I A s ,x,rl• Old Tnc• kS In ClOse COntests I u FRED DOWN U.a� P Noia 1".'t•rna�onal The .Chicago_ White Sox are up to lhe1r old !ricks. Victors in 35 one·run games en route to the 1 959 pennant , the White Sox are defending their ch,mplonshl p tt,e same way they woti it-by winning the close h. And if th.at ' s the mark ot champion. then their se11en AL rlvalg are in ror a long, har d summt!r. The White So x made i i two atraight one•run \' ictorif'S in the new 11e111on Thursday when Ted Klu■zewski's run•scoring single pulled out a 6-� . 11 Inning win over the Kansas City Athletics. Nelson Fox, the Al's most val• uable player in ·:1,9 led the While Sox' comeback from a 40 first • inning deficit with three singles and a double in four official trips. Fox doubled and scored the run that tied the score at 44 in the fourth innln ,e , deli11ered a av r DANCE p W i ns llononi parker Keeps Bat HOt '111"/ l'th TWO d an u r :v ry s·mg es In v·1cto 0 e R tl �. I I ays For Midwest 't\e MUSIC BY THE GEOttGE HALL COMBO LAW • Plnatu fa S'IAH!k · · ym'fl NB VOIJB Today's Sport Parade It's Been IO Frustrating Months For Floyd Patterson · ·· ..· $795 195 6 CADILLAC Coupe Devllle · · · · · · $1995 1958 MERCURY Medelist 4 Door I $1 5'5 A very practical car. Beige finish, clean interior, auto­ matte drlve, radio, heater. A real good Value. Ti y it and you'll agree. Need a good work car? Then buy this one. Tires you could go to Callforni,, on right now. Runs lp<>d too. V•8 engine, automatic drive. Try it today. 1952 FORD V8 --4 Door · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $195 Beauty Is more than skin deep In lhla smooth dlivlng earl You really can11 afford lo ass this job up. It will ,ave you money. A .good one. Ar a very &ood price. Try It - you'll buy II. 1955 BUICK lllper llanho, Ct••• \GENERAL Ei.ECIIIIC, ' :IEFRIGERAIOR 'with MAGNITtC 'SAFnY 1)001. $895 II you like the Buick , then you'll �o;ve 11111' car. It can't be matched for comfort, power, ,qul•t ride, easy handl­ ing. ileauttful finish that always laob lllce, A _gOOd buy. A good savings. 1957 HUDSON tlornet*.. r.., · . . · . . $995 1 951 OLDSMOIU II - t - • mon!J. y_. V.a Rocket e11111De with by dramatic Su­ per Drive., Hm'• your chiru:e to· llep up lo an Old, at tho rlehl (irlce. l • -!Kil I V•. Zandt ·: .. 1 -, PDIDfflly, Obie • • ..· , • SHIRT-POCKET tAIHO , · ,wg $. �ntlne, i'I J = •-.•· 1 1 CUBIC ., FOOT .. WITtl TIIADE H and R FltEST8N E D.EALER STORE . • • ,. . • . 'fop, "-u�c trlllllDiulon, l'iiflb 4 Door Sedan. Radio and eater, 1, ' . .. T., • Fin """''"' • required reput � to be present for each lloy. M . .!urtty Charles M'umiy ,ts Pl'l!l!Y of the Meigs County . Little League 1111 18'1 M. Ehenbaeh ASIOClation lhls ye•• following a recent election. ' The loop 116 P.. Mullen managers ·and aSSista nt managers Now is the time to needs "2 P. Coll ins a sbow ·li.ltle ,pf ,Iha\ · old helpful spirit we're always talking P. Pitchford 14'1 about, -and doing ao 1little to demonst rate . tNDUSff:hl1L •�IAOUI HIF -s«:ot.. <April ' . �� ,, '· ,. .,...., -.� , s,n !ieisco ... ,i,,a,. t� ·- -,W-­ Roush-Gerlach Wedding Marth 11 Is Announced ! Mason Methodist 19 Wahama Girls Attend Regional Jolly Workers Meet Recently Hold Session F;:ei- H Stiversville News Of Week • AUTO PARTS Mllffltn · · $4.95 1p IJaHerits · · $9.95 Ip TI RES $1 0.95 BRAN£ SHOES 0 Rutland AUTO PARTS !!vi· N. tw Broehore Ult> �- it��ach -On State Assets I If I'll' bl'tibed Dine Out Tlds Week-Eid P1'e·rsaUs Give :!! ,Dmn,er ;p.n+v • 1'eUl•••ro •• � J Satlli'uV �:fehlnP" !a�ci- ' MA· RTI N (tESTAU RANT . o ' •WI· �J. 12!a,..,. e Hot Rodi vo Chapm■ri'o 'lltJtltol Auoolated :RN_lo Landmark vi • Copl" of the ,bi1J<hure ;r;.. �'" ..i.-, ,.. ' ,173 -"" .I ' · � j: .wlli1 . , . , fdrnithed to chainhMI of i , ma·- and development o,aan , thro.u1bout 11he ltate .f uae tn their induatrlal tleYelo llffltt "'WOl'k:, --ortdtp >Nkl.� Tbe co of the pubUc,uon wiU riot permit general dl,tribu·tlon, be explain-, . e at. 21ti;;, '!I . (i. · . t'E, · ·'· . ' ,taxt1•, •tabort ', mateiel 1111d . � 1 ,IOUfe11a, coopthUv1, 1r1�nt l 1 an d· C9111Mt1tr.lty ftol tlel/ i ' 173 17 1 i·; ;· . 11881 . � . . •• ; '-;.-;;..,-...,'\tt':!C"T""::' '•. 1111iJ . �c ti'· ' ,t� ..- t1otla•• 1 � Yo Tlaer'a ;Qi� ll�J;�Yeibei� Qf dtfen,e of hla 18rltllh "Enipire mid· dlewe� ,1tU,le .,�t Canadian. In Edmon• ��n :WW , It t li or early X. ·te tit, � :1l , ,, Ii e , I .Qre.a,,, . ... �: I"� � ,. ·t:. , .. NHU:O �· Spr1ng·: Eleotrib 'Ranna' (;::,..._. ·. " i. '. · Oarniv&!ll Keb6e.a.,_,r IEIEIAL ElECTillC · :PBIG&DASRB :r..... . . . OUr j {jraduate Watch Re­ palrmail ltnui �U Yeirs The otiJ. of Be­ it�lebce � 1i!alte ''fittr 'Watch 'ilun Pel'f<!N, . •• , ,,, :Tlli,J'llSIOti • "Wbon. llocilo • TV II A BUlllil N� A ·--� S'(ANDINGS I .:...:..;,:_,,;.. RACHO oncl .. ___ ..,,__ .Hook Starts On Trail After Big League Mound Greatness ) . ... ..., .., •■ ,' ., � .,.. .oudl lfACII INN-Tbe manned � lfta.UDD of the futun av, .ION. UP Chu aad rotate CGdUDUo\111}' wee- • merry-� laUDd. 1aJ1 f"red P'aJ'M,. North Amertcan AfflUon IP8(:e en­ ..... 841 pneented Um CODC!!pt at tha Manned Space Sta­ tlOa -,•�1m, Ut Loi ADJelll& l"lndlnl men to ma them. 11..arry 'MolrllGn Racine Tornado eage and diamond coach, 'is on · a stxii'n.Onth :,urct1 in the Army Reserve Corps. Ht. -address l:s'llCT 'l..arry R, Morrison, BR 1558�868, Co. E, , 91h Bn., Third T�g. Regf ., "Iris., U . S. A. T. C . Armor, Ft._ Knox, Ky. Friends of Larry's are Invited to stock up mall sacks head· ing toward Fort Knox. ' 24 1. Team Three Games - Pomero)' Cement Block, 25150. Team Single G,me - Pomeroy Are you an ex-ball player with a fielder's glove or two Cement Block, 895. Qbester &owi.. (D), Omneo• riy IMHed ..._ ,_...,,, won Lost i:,ct, molding arouhd in sotne comer of you r house, hkely never Standlftfl tacut. tantp ft)at.lmlll ad,. Af-L ·LIAGU. Swisber & tohse 30 12 .flt to be used,again1 · : Ttaet ID Btnator Jobn Kcn­ W L Pct. Gil Sport Centei �¾ 16¾ .'60'1 If .,o, 70u ouaht to put that glove to work on some Utile t:l&I llOIDma-­ pn,aden t n«ty' . 5 2 .714 Lo, AllireW. . . Daugherty Inc. 2" 18 .5'11 ,Leaguer.s ,hand. tialt eunp, bU beat, named Cement Block 21 21 .500 ehdrma!I al the plaUorlD In Middlepo1'1 and likoly·there are some in Pomeroy, there Mllwa •· . . . . . . 45 22 .714 . 25 � Foreman & Abbott 17 .66'1 ¼ Mr. a n d Mn. Lorin Roush or eommittetl for UM Democrats,111,me can (you another or reason one Pllt,lh.,. ' . . . . . 5 3 .625 I', New Haven are announcing the 81,, 30¼ .218 are boys wfio for H&R Firestone ic uucnal oonfflltkla. are aild all, �love at hav not s e do either �nough) 'the\n easilySMton'1 Hltl� 3 4 .492 2 Ciacinn,atl marriage of their daughter, Linda gloves e inadequat hav quite they e or g ball, Ind. 3 Games - H. Clatworthy, kept from , pla:dn 2 4 .333 2½ Sue, to Gerald Eugene Gerlach, Chlcaeo . Pbll'ljlelphia . . . . 2 5 .286 3 (the 98c kin\!, you 1\nowJ. 625. 5011 or Mr. and Mn. Clyde Gerlaeh Ind . ·1 Game - J. Duerr, 248. I'm suggesting that oul,-Of-use gloves be donated to , a re­ SI. 1,>o� . . . . . . , 1 5 .167 31, or Letart. Te ..m 3 G&mes - Sport Cent­ ,ponslble official of Utile League in Middleport (Ulte Lee .............a ·­ The ::ouple was marn..-d on er, 2878. Smith John Thompson) Pomeroy (Charles Murray, Ed Bahr, .MJlw4vlN g Cincinnati I March 12 at the' · parsonage or · Team l Game - Swi,her &. LOh· Tracy' Whaley, Bob Roberts), Racine (Hilton Wolfe, Jr.), ·Syra­ PIii..,.,..... 11 Phll...phia 5 (N) the Evangelical United Brethren PHILADELPHlA UPI - Jay 'I the best curves of any young 1e Drugs, 97;2. -P:rWe,'t, ..........1. Pltchwt . Church, Muon, with Rev. Ralph cuse (Bob LOuks) and let them put your glove back Into serH0ok one or Cincinnali' s most pitcher he saw in spring exhibi­ T!DP SI• 8ow1..- A• ' - W PNndsc.O at ChlutO-­ Mahor,ey officiating. play. vice. On ti a starts hurlers, young promising 179 B. Loukli . M n - 1.0. They are re.Ridina: in New Ra• Rob4r!• That glove doesri't have to be top quality or anything like Jrour,c.a.me series against Philadel, 174 S. Flanagar,; . , Hook Va. flltlwaul(oo 11 PIH1llur,h INl­ ven. �•11 tonight 1-0 Hook Facm_g piia' tonighl in quest of some of 171 new. If It's serviceable, ii surely will be used gladly by some H . Clatworthy ll-1 ., Fnond 1.0. the ei:perience that coul d make be Rob�n Roberts of, the �hilt, 169 M . Houdashelt or ,nlne-yea<-old with a burning desire to play baseball. ·c.1��tl at Phlladelpphia (Nl eight or who still seeks his first win him a great pilcher. 168 J, Duerr _..., 1:.0 ... ....... D-2 n afler t�o losses. seaso t lN: ' 188 st Bu'd McKinney ion again rs ' decis t ri L. ...... .., $t. Louis (N). l{-opkf� With Fll<lltange lost O'Toole Ji lefty Thursday m W-"'1 Six High S.rlH Pittsburgh laz<l Saturday, pro'l/ed . Koufax vs J,cbon 0-2 and y e Will <:arl t O d ue h g c t ' 1 a P 572 . m out J. Duett . • 1 a brilliant one, and bore . kbln!ol"• Gllmo• t78115 to the 661 H. Lohse ·tome or the high estimates or his the Reds a _2-0 dccmon Mr. and Mn . L. R. Gluesencamp Clnc�l ot l'hll..,phla Bra11es .at Milwaukee. Ml I\, Slob.art po,te r I left Thursday April 14 for PLoenix Mll,.."I\M ,t Plttllw,wh While . O'Toole allowe� �nly �5 R. Davi! Reds r,t:anager Mayo , Arizona. Calling on the Gl ut'"Sen• FNflCiKe 1t Chicego :la■ three hits In the seven mnmgs <1 · �• .C. Wilson a acop. t for tb 8mIth, now camps durinei: that week were Mr. ,, e Y . n· he worked, the Braves coupled Lo■ .....,.. at St. L..,ia · ,22 Bud McKinney keea, watched Hook . If!- . act:,on t ,tu Tax ed. Recappable Tire and "Mrs. Ben A11en, Mrs. Elva Nin�teen ,Wis from Wahama f t he m with a sacrifice fly The Jolly Workers Clalfl of the . . . Mrs. Don Brewer during the spring exl:ubit1on sea• _ wo o Daily and Judy N L&AGUE AMIIIUCA m the se\'crlth for a psir of Win· Muon :Methodiat Church ehJoyed 1'11,i, Sot-1 Joined ••'• from Pl Thur"'-y Aft•rnoon .LNfl'• p tnd said be "hasn't come W L Pct GB and Jeff, Mr. and Mn. car] Auth• Jobn..M1111mll• � . runs ning a spaghetti . dlnner at their meet­ Pleasant Hith School and Hianl'llill High Three Game Jnd,-M, Mllr• enon, Bill Evans and Maxine Pow· 1'nh..-e Detroit Ole'' t<i reali:i!lnJ ;.bis full devel• 2 0 1 .000 l the •ttend to l Schoo inJ Monday evening. at the chuN,:h fflmti MD. ray, ment. ell, Mr. and Mn. Bud Gluesen• O O'Toole, who signed in 19�8 for .J. , !l as one of ,lf.omema.bn of Amell• ....l. Chicago n . . . . 23 1 1.000 • H tg h Single Game - M. u · fUnith believes n,dok $5G.OOO bonus, gave up the first mUrt'a)' camp and daughtenr, Mr. and Mrs. 50 Mr. and Mr1. Calvan McDaniel .7 a lngto Waah vu, , en ' Gl. e -- na.1 meetlns at were · in charge of devotion, which :tt,egio solid Milwaukee hit to H:enry 214. 2 1 .667 Iii! Dillon Taylor, Mr. and "Mn;. Ch.ir• State College 41.t Gienv,Ule, w. Va., Ne" York Team Three G;ames Starks For AU Models Aaron in the seventh and It drove consisted of a scripture leBIOll, Baltimore . . . 1 2 .333 1 ½ les VanMetrr and Bob and Alberl recentiy. Drugs, 21'11. La.w�on. a reading and • prayer. i n the only run needed to wln. f'ollowing a tour ot the i,ampu.1. 'Boston . . . . . . . . . I 3 .250 2 Rebulll Tranmlllhtm Team Single Game - Starks Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ours!. Port• O'Tpole ha d allowed only one s City . , . , . 0 2 .000 2 55. tlK!' girl..s att.epded ,tlte rJJ!!'Ctinc Kansa Mrs. sp.d 7 Mr. w.tre Pre�t Drug,, land called on Eber Carpenter and , 0 2 .000 2 infield hit :m d had faced j�st 19 Cleveland . . . . . �33;95 r.p Won Lott �- Jamf!s Pauley and son,, Mr. .and qeld in the Admi�tilOn �ildfamily Su nday evening. men up to the seventh mnm.1 Sta�l ftVI or bile ·,colftge, Dr. Hany Hefitiie family, and 1 7 , Dudding fhurtday'• RNult• Wllll.a 29 g Mn. 90 arl Cbuckie VanMeter called on Er· when Red Schoendlenst led off G m .s • 24 12 .56'1 Mr. and '1'fa. Bm Th<imas, Mr. lln, president of tlhe ,edtool, add· Chie119 • S -tc.ansas Clty 51, 1 1 lnn1' ma 1''alfef90n, Saturday� ,,,.. ! '('O r , · . ,illi).1'....0,ll,, . l)Je Eb,er.b•(� . , .:f;i Eber and Iva Carpenter visited -�,,,,_:�t . 14,.., . � !,f" . � ,t)rJ184,'•l'., .. • � �.i2 ,6612 �¥.4 ' Mi'a. , . C(wleo YeJCer and ,ffued the group, Over 800 CU'B � YMI: 4 lolton O 13 23 .361 raTl'J1'Jy,').tr'.. ,1.nd )ff,. Jqseph Li.ah , ,ittended . AB the roll WH ��\1 ' 'NUNftll'On 6 Baltlmora S (NI Mildred an d Joyce Circle Su nday , ole , , walked Eddie Ur:� iSUltE'r _ Market • FrhliY• Probtbl• Pitchers 9 2'1 ,250 and family, Mrs. Martha Cook each chapter presented it, donaeve n ing. Mat ·ews ahd :Aaron· rol!oWed with Meigs Equipment 9 27 -� and family, �s. Cecil JohnlOll tion for nhe craft lboWle at Cedar a.JtifflOre at New Yorlc-WII• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin called his line si n &Je to lefl fleld, driv- Team No. 2 S...son Mith• helin 0,0 n Ford G,O and family, Mr,. ftl.ch1rd •Wl'leht lJak'l'!e oa.mp near Rtiple-y, on Eber Carpenter and !amil1 Phone z.4183 llallud. O. ing l� Schoendienst. . Games -:-- M. M.u,rra,y, M9. Puring the business eeNloo, Ind .3 and family, M.r. and Mrs. Glen Chic." at Dtitrolt-Oonoun Thursday eyening. Joe Adcock wa, purposely 1 Game - M. Murray, 214. Cartwrilht and .a iiuest, Eddie caooidates for the •te offloea o.o .n .Bunning l)O passed to (ii\ the bases and then were pn,1ented. Lunch WII aerv-. Team 3 Games - Car.Unga, �19 Li,�. (lewelancl at K.,...• . Clty-H1wMel Roach bit a sactifice fly to ln cotr,g,, oo!etado. Team 1 Game - Carlin&•, 821. kl11< N .. H- IMI Ifft , field and scored Mathews Durinor tlie - ' llw> ,alt'II . , -.; ot Wollllnoton INlT'op Five Bowten Av• rrom third. were enleneillled with • play pre- Sullf'v•n \0,0 n Kut 0.0 158 P. Mullen eented by..the dra�U.t: dopartmeht M . Murray 103 Saturday'• ct.me■ Dine with us. Each meal ls or tihe college. Later • tea ..... Ch..,_ et Detroit bald in the Home F..conotn.ica Dt- .Cluei..t at Kanas City a chef's delight . portmenL 139 E. Sylve,ter Yon Attending from W..,_ ......, � ,ot Waahlnoton • s.J .. . -; OUr Food ls DelidouL Roney, Soridy s.,n; -rel COUNTY LIAGUI · sn.io,n TumbuJ.1, Sandy 0 ""J High Score■ Aprll 1 1 , IHI Be.nnett, ., Perfecl For Every Mood. ; , , N CL INI C Mr. and Mr,. L. E. Pler11ll, Pt. .,.ute &ush, Myl\l Foremar1, S ).:, Ind. 3 Game, _ J. Baker, 1162. ' Rut• . ns: Ton:, · Hutton, :&ll� Ple■Ant, entertained with , a din· CMoriJ' �bir, "'9.tty Newland, \ Ind. 1 Game _ w. King, 211. CHARLESTON , W, Va.-A nf.W tll 14; Mrs. Ada Starch· _ Hol Roda, 24 �7 ner at their .home Saturday eve- Father . Smi1Jheon, Nancy Ann- · �, � ot , 8 1 P.M. e s Gam Team 8 28. page brOC!hure, 'to be used , in _ Hot Rod•, 883. , nJnc. Attendlne were Mr. and 1tnmr,, Olaudit. Zerkle, . lrml Dod- er, :�Y, April 14 �nd Mr� · llllltJh iM@nint:. Old �1hloned · dealing with Industrial proepeeta ■Team ndt 1 Game er, ion, 'Marilyn Sdlwan, Nancy lie- !'il�- �der, -Syracuse, Apr1, � by the �r Won LIit Pct. Jin. Robert D. Fenlon, dau,-bt n St p · interested in Welt Virginia's · Y,,A • . ; · Daniel, Beve,ly Stuto, Bonnje 1�_ , .....,.., · 1,•-· Mr and Mr• . · -,,ce1;.i llev. We. . 19 ucann, 28 H. ,7 plant locational advantages, has Associated Radio u . ■ daught<r Joetta Ann on; 1M . 11ltllio: aild · family, Gay .Jrllh:; r, t Becky �""e Goodnl&li JOMPb IN MIDDLEPORT .il.8 ze 11 1-,CNI llatfhti' tich Eftftln9 ON ROUTE 7 just been publlahed by lhe W�t , Landmark Wi ll i m Mra. J h and �� an°d M n,, Dt\tid Mm o M t •Y�ller .ii Obirlu . r . . JMD •nd. . :ll • . �l 14 25 Rode Hot - , X ldt� •• �We U\vtte .all, tii� , and • � : Virginia Jndustrial �d Publicity ·c ,_ == e::-=.,-,,.,-,,=====.,-,,.,-,,= = = ����15.:___ 13 26 .S:m family, · M.alop; Mr. , anll Mr.a. bile ,advisor. = ��".__:April ����r�����-�:,icuse, _l_; = = ====""' ohurcibe• to come iand ihelip to Commls■lon, according to Direc- ross & Sons ·Ouster )\tid,p , �"' l(itc�ll .�e)' :309 27 12 Davis . Wamer . 1 pt tl,e 11,Mt · . 11 you •� tol' Don 0,lsllp. ,' 1 1 28 .282 an� �II 'bi�la Eb\ml)a@lt, •1 or ' "Obrititlan. tome end !help. lf TWs new booklet contain• a Chapman's ·Ma.rket Poml;ro)'; -�te L\ifh, ) lalOII. lowl•n Tom Top �, we not a Ohriltla.n come number . or map,11 and charts and 1 �1 1 1 S. ·Flanagan ail let • help ·l"!!' to find lllri - �and iffl.. . ,thnten · · "i..tted 'mo,e than fifty ph9tographs r U· · 1 Baner 7 J. lustrative or 'Uie ali4te's indu1• ' .oover 1tbe weeli:end with !)Ir. and � .-. -, 182 haty 200 '"t-"'1 169 trilil, ftcenlc, �ultural \and recraa• J. Plee Mn. Yea1ar and Mr. and llrs. � ', _COM� Q COME ALL JJ7 i7 i lt'1 · r.rv W!U,�Pllle tional a,aeta. V.arlQus ,ecti ons J. Harrah lllib• •in iMuon. . ;IY•J!a'ijQDY 136 143 • 181 ..«t, . �. . . dt!al ,with .tuch tactOre as geogta· B. Murray . ..- , 111r,, ..... LI,., PHHI� 168 1.&1 191 &08. lfavil.• W� � � .fr. sons transportation, A. Sylvester Phical location, . , . Jv••n N Thia WNk', -lta · · 'a 'C," u · 4�· 701 , Landmarj 3 Davi! · W-'!'�r,,o . In d: .J ,. c.=.ea ':: . n,w, qner: 216 ➔�" . Oros& ac · Sona 1 chlpm�n • Mkt. :l nam 8 c,ami• _ Jlot RQds ,-2 --� Hot Rods 2 A��•t:'.1.�• l . Te,nt' l �• - Hot'llotl■, •flll 1 tt...--· W�•- ' 14, 1MO Ind. - J. . Game - J. Duenr, High rrhree Game, Duerr, 372. High Single j ana�!n, one oW!l&". . 1 1 ..__, " :;.. P'"oli : [i,s m,. ,1 , 411\1 'beater, Mr. •nd Mn. John Dobltlnl and.. JOM, Columbui, •�nt the 'JNtt end with her parents, Mr. •nd )ln.. : Edgar Brewer and Leanna. ■ ' ""' W.-,a --· . lllc tr ansmlsslon, r•dlo • Rod, G-. DESK bid Pocketser 'H )PlYiJMftl IJM . - • lf'� . • T " :t\fl YIMOO · . • �5 : . · , ; $29 95 . r,:ww, ,\, ,,. . C M. IVROlET · - - $1·9s::· Compt,.,. 11n, of , Built-ID a ,BJack,, Blue, ord, 80. Tum Three Otme■ - Ntw York Clothing, UIM!. Team Slnlle Garno - New York Clpthing, 74&. WOii 1M1 New York Clothing 21� 11"'r,CM!IT ...ANNIMILL !IS" 1'1� Landmark ft.v.c'ine Servkoe Sta. lt" 18� Moore's Store lt� 1841 1 ......, Hllht A reml11iler; Ind. 3 G,on., - M. Murray, Ponll!roy ,l,11\le , Leaguers and Pony Leapers are to All Ind. l Game - P. Collllll, 9. nieet :SUnilay it 2 • bebln<I the Pomeroy Junior lligb for team 31 eam 8 Game, - 1.,ondmar11, f o�I� ·aAtl payn\tl1t of i nsurance lees (f2 Li!\le League, 238 . •. 2:GO Pony). �' 1 �'kt. ,Mom or an adult representative is -. t'eam 1 Game _ Landman, �"" )'OU' �"""'· 4 .Il!!!l• :ll,..-d Top. Autofflllllc trannnlsslon. ,Radio and heater, coral lo,:al. ownar. ai••· I $695 ! 4 Door. A &OOd dependable cir 1111! Is worth much more I 1954 OlDSMOIILE Slptr II • ·a·· RQ.-..�1 MOTOl!IOLJ&• AL L-TIIANIIITON ...TQLS !Jib. -·"' lffl(rt,.� � ■bl•. I lnmi■ton plua 1 � ■nd l thermUltor pro•id• •� power and tone or -ea twte1 ltl Bui1t-i11 �Iler for ­ bodied tound. Dial IClllti=• l'Yi• lea• for ...,.,. t.u1:1 n1. Sui!t,-ln antama far ..., 11tt l!Glid black llnl1h . Hydram.11lc drlYI, radio, helter, ,fOOd Urea, excellent body. A quality OldlmobUo tbroqhout. • See II today. I " '5:6 MERCUlY own.er. It', got that go-gO]IO. • With Ille "8 ill«t.t l!l\llne and &tralght &tick. A ml ab&l'p ,HIiie Okl1. ,One ' ·IOtil owner. Try It today! ' 2 !)90, llal')I Tqp, Jladlo and heater, autom atic 1ra11Slllls.,lon. One �er. "<Util wliite flmsil. '.· '5c .,O�Tt AC · · · .···� 2'Wof�rd · · · · 'tlJ95 1955 CIIIIMDIIII . ' ,S - 2 ... . . . . · · •s Enjoy new powe�ul 1 reception • • • DEPENDABILITY ·with amazing '57 CH!VROLET · .. �418 '5.7 MERCURY · - . · .. _ •1:39$ '. '5 7 :DODGE. :• · - .. · · $�st·I 2 · • r , ub Biac� Q4 white (lnllh. A real •l!OrtY Job flnlsh!II' , In , heatbt!r, �It \1114 ,'llhlte. Power sfeerin1, power � i&Ut� ,drive, hdlo, heater. S..lo make • btid, One Jocal 'Owned Oil". 'Man, [ you'll like ill ,1 I OMPAIQ' rr,-- ·-- ·---------- 1954 FORD Custom Y-8 • Door · · · · · · $595 :, SM I - .H ■ ,Ill Truly the finest of the luxury cars. The one owner gave this dream car the finest of care, Looks factory fresh. Of course 1t has all the Cadillac ,convenlences. This is the one you've waited for. . . CLOTHING Club Sedan. Beautiful light blue over dark blue finish. A car that's sure to please from any angle. V•8 engine, automatic drive. Compare the cer - compare the price. It can't be b\'•I. TS ,.,...,,,co ••no. - the•lot - . BOAT OWNERS fl • r,. T0 Europe A£tef s1·gnm · ·g Bout SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd - 9:30 1d I , • • • By Alm Maver late Pl · · 3V1nJJ' Host rm I rtiund·a1. 19tiperst-:tn wu named sctin1 ,,president and part owner or the Son h1neh1 ... Fran<hia�• were awarded to S.n Franc11co, Chicago, Loi An• d19le., XIRNII Clty, Walht.. _.on, ., ,,.� D. C. and Cleveland. flley ..,111 or911nile team, for tbe lea1ue'1 start this fill, he Hid. ,\ I """· ""'"""' "'"" "'' or I th,. N A lA. satiJ toda) D<1 l t' Dili•s . sµ,, rts (•d itor f o r thr Midu g im A � ,, . l l u\l' anl, Par k_ er• . t h e �ome"!� these other batting averages. . . �1Jr1 a t cd l 'fl•ss. was award�d !h t· d n t hrrs leading hatte;r with ae. . Grueser .a&, Wlbon .189, Cun• sacr1f1c..- fly thal tied 1t aga111 at . t · t•rti ficatt> of MNit for 0 ut · t · nd I 1 · 11 for 17 11.nd 11. .4l l a verage, kept nUlg hlllD .20(), Coates .105, MoQre 5--5 in the sixth . .an� th t' n s 1 11 .(! l e d m g tmsi• White .�, Harrison and lfish st"rvil'f' m 1 n1·�:C"u l h 1,. bat hot Thursday iJJ a 7- 1 v!c· to SPt � t he w1nnmg run 111 th e ate <1thlcti cs wi t hin N A I A fo r 1ury over l he R� land Red Devil.ti Kn ight .01 1 . o lr,1 1 1 th. ''We will devise rules t o return 0 1 1 t h!! Pumeroy diamond. Rutland I IIUMI IIISH 101•1 000 o---t 3 4 001 000 l lw 1wst · )'f'nr defemr The New Yorkers d owned \hi! e 1o basketball and make Eddie Bartels (.310) a nd Tom Pomt!l'OY ST. 7 LOUIS UPI - St. Louil Unix-7 2 232 I Bc!ton Reel Sox 4·0 and thf' Wosh Diles, ;i nat i v e of YJ id d leporl . \\'lute < .250/ banged .a. triple and . Rutland: Gffman and Crouder. ii a game for the little guy 88 vef'!Jlty WIii resume Its bllSketblll well as the big guy " he said. ington £enal ors n ipped the Ba l l i wh u ila s a l wa ys ch a mp t oned th l' rn1glc euch to fatten their ever• Pomeroy : Knight and Grueser. serles with :Notre Dame oext �amore Ori{lles, 6·5 in lhe other cause o! t h e s 1T1J1ller colleges in a�t• s . Bartels' 3•bagger came in the SapeNtein, miUlOn11re ow11�r aon, lt WH •announced Thursday. -------American L t•aguc games while M1d11ian antJ has co•spon!klrcd second with Parker on and White's of the Harlem Globe Trotters, an• The Bllltkens hold a 9--8. edJe l'n a the Milwaukee Braves t ripped thu 1 1w small cullugr all-star footbal l IPd of( the third. He ,cored later nounced the birth of the sb:�ity series that was last plaJ,'ed · dur'ln& s • CincinnaH Rt'ds , 2-0 and the hunor 1 t •am ,md coach of t he y-e ar on Nirk Coates' infie1'1 out. ·':] -,, meeting J the 1952-� !lea!on. ABL after a closed Pit tshurgh 1-"irales riJ>Pt•d !ht- award with t he Michigan NAIA. Bartels ' and White's pa9' or hits Philadelphia Ph i l l les 1 1 5 in the will bu awarded the NAIA "Cert l f "':' ""re matched by Parker's two q, ,J.-,0 D, } . only Nation a l League act11111y. irate of Men! . by Sam Kelchman . . ,m!!:leB. . , . A J{ook� r Joh nny G abler . �nc_hi•d I cli.1 1 rman of 1hr :\lichigan NAI I Phil Harri5011, big first sacker, a t hlt'l1e 1l1rut'tor of Ferns l n �ot his first hit or t h e season in three•_h it bal J �or seve � inni ng s and s1 1 1 u 1 , , in ] )1•trn il 1 4 appe11rance!'I at the p1Ate, a Fir• Extlngubihers COLUMBUS UPI-Ohio State an d fircl_>a!I relief si>eci a list !lynf' S(.'"ratch single. ----�-University plays hotl to its an· Duren finished up for the Y� II Are ·Reqnlred by T he Panthers led all the way, nual O hio Relays Saturday, a star• ke e_s . who wun t h i! l r opc n m g E: slf �t' l l ing "r1t two firttt inning in the Ba ttl a; To , 1tudded event or the Mldwe!lt's .1 series. two games to one. B i l l three in the second a nd two i n finest track 1m d field -performers. Skowron and G i l M c D?u ga i d ho rn 8-H Tit• "'ith Bdpre t h e third. Rutland got one borne in Near.ly 600 athletes from 2 6 e� ed and Hogl!r Mans ha d t�o EaStcr n l l ig, h bascl)aH play ers t Panther p itcher T�r-ry . colleges, universities and track �its for the Yankees. T('d w_l l l· batt liid to a n 8·8 tie Thu nJ<l a ) al h e third as K gh t limited !he Red Dev ils · to d ubs will rompete in the U. S. COAS,...GIJ.<\RD Uf'ROVID 17 iams wa11, out of the Rf!� Sox, l me Belpre, with tJhe game to ·be- 1t0Jn. hn i t r ee singles, by Combs, Carter events six of which will be run R. E. TRACY, SR., J)btrlbulor up for the secon d str�i ght game . plu! u d Ma y · 5 w, hc n Bel pre com . es a n d P arsons. German, Rutland in me\1;ic . d Js t.ances due to t h a Fire iand s.,tety l',Auipment Roos 1e Don Debbe � s lhree: run to Easl l! rn for ,a ret u rn ga ,m,!_,. . pitch er. ranned 5, Knl g h t 9. . Phono ,WY-2,U04 upciomi�g Ot,mpic Games. homer walh two out I� th� ninth hers, now 6-0 , have Pan he t c . T � l 4l i Y Co'. s O rte 0,arll The lympic flavored events ta ns l d o h ' gave the Senators their third wi n ,. . 1"1 and ·l&Sted until the mu •·--rth will iriclude the 400 meter run In four games and J.lrovided P.1o•-· · -and huJdlee, the 800 meter run, Chuck Stobb,s with his first vie- whe n he was relic\ ed hy 1\. 1.i Bor• 1,MO meter run, and the 1 1 0-me. tory or the season. Debbek's blow inp; The raime was called �u64:, , , -� . ter blgb bul'dl�. came ofl Jack Fu,her .iHcr wal�s of darknesi;. ________ · The ·�, meter run could steal . to Lenny Green and _H armon Kil• ihe �qw In . a duel between Olyrti lebrew. Ge_ne Wood hng homered TEE OFfi MOND AY plt champion. Glenn Davis, for• for the Orioles, PINEIIURST,. N. C. UPI -- A merly .Q.f Ohio �te and Purdue's rcl'ortl field of golfers, inclu d ing NEW O _ •--ar Dave KIU1, who appear, to ha UPI RK FIGHT RESULTS Y four former chnmpions or ....,...,.. ( ) thu ..........,ered tro'm . a 181 Injury t hl PATERSON, N. J. UPI - J•y N ol'th and South Invitatio n Arna- Joha-n ..... vi..-... ......u ,..,..., , n-.. ..... •··k """"'" "' ..,...,.,..,., And•rson, 1 6 ', Phll•d•lphla drew cur 1 ournamc nl, tee of Monday Ti hund-ay fl�;ht after 81gning for handicap�_ •him durlnf the in· with Al !Rocky) MIione, 1 .55½ i11 the 59111 rem: wal of the even t lhe fight Floyd 'Pettenon feared door aeatdp: Othqt ellMes in the 400 incl ude Brooklyn, N. Y. i4), Enlcrcd are 195 8 winner Rich• he would -not get. WIilie Atterbury or Mlc}l.lgan RINO, N•v. UPI � Joey Glam. ard I). Chupmun of Pi n ehurst: Joharuoon , who WOrll the WOl"ld State, 'l'Qf)d reeofd holder in the bra, 157, ltoppe d Irish P.tt thn•l' time titld1older William C. lhe-a vy.welgiht title f rom Pattenon' 800, Mal , Bamwell ,of Pittsburgh, Lowry, 155, Los Ange-lff, (2) . campbdl of Huntington, w . V.; last June 26, ,tgned to clve Floyd LOS ANGl!LES UPI - Culo1 1964 d11mq1 W i l l iam J. Patton of a cJhanee to ibeeorne lhe fint man Roger Gum or J(entucky and John af the Detroit Track Hernand .., 1 3,4%, Venezuela, ovt• 1 Morgc1ntown ,1nd Mal B.11llette of eve:r to regain that title. fte bout , Telford , Club pelnted AffrNo Urbine, 1 3-4, Me-x. Old \Vcs! h u ry, N. Y., the 1 944 whioh mt.Y draw a miE.ion dollars i�, (12), winnt' f ,at llho g,ate alone, w.lll be theld on CMOI.IS WIPI Monday J une 20 at the Polo • MOBlLE, ,\la. 1JP1 - l)etroll Grotlnds. Tleer Reond �•n Frank Bol­ ling ll elpected to remain here "It's a great relief to me· to for several • i� to console his biwe signed," Floyd Bald, "I wea wife followin'g the death or their worried I would not. ,get llbe fltht. lwo-Oay-old Ion. The infant wu I llhoughl maybe tihe. lnterM�OllaA born two months premature Tuey. Boxing Club would put Archie dsy and had been In 1n , Jncuba• �ooru in th�rc with JeihanMOn. " tor. Mn, Bolling WH rtpotted . in · He need nol ihave worrled. l.ngo L•r.. �Ion of "1'1111 ...r,1®NS good tonditiot'I, had in.."5ted for nine months be By OSCAR FRALEY us rusult of his dismal perform• would C4-g,ht no OM -before F.Joyd, MAIL HAIN DllAILl D NEW YORK UPI - JI has bern ance, aguinst the b11rly Swede. .and in no place but New York, Mn.WAUKEE, Wis. UPI-A lo­ tor Floyd Puttcrsori, 10 rn11nths of HC! blmnes, in part, the new&pa. and he meant �t. 1 comotive and three cara of a 21 tormc111. 1wr m un who w rote dii.paragirn:;ly "It t09k e rot of time to ianange car Chicago to Minneapol is mall Ever since the night in Yun krl' of t lw Swcll1•'s right han d . MO!il ,totls fight and to ,be eure ot the train deralled Thursday night Stadi u m when lni,:cmar Joha nsson lah('Jed 11 a myth. IL turned n ut cont�c,16 ud the reNrul, but now Three -0r the 38 crewmen on the CASH BAHR, llwner · fired II righl l111nd oul or 110 to he a hammer of Thor. it k, done ,and r am satL8'1,ied," aaid Milwaukee Railroad train reeeiv· NO. SIECOND AVE, where to send him into limbo . JUP))L "I Tl•O(l over an d over wh'cru Jorban990n before he took orr on ed minot lnjtl1'1e,. .-..,.,..... Tlu1t it cost him 1 !11\ heavyweight his rigl11 hand was n othi ng," a _fllght to Par-a', Ue "Mts enroute championshi p or lhe worl d is, ul F'loyd -,uys somberly. " I belit,Vfd to Gene\'11 , Swtt.ztr'ian�. wJlere he 1 · ·, mos I, ur· 11econdary tmporttmll'l I It." · ' tfi�in\/111/l "� hon\•, '!ild �., �� 0 1 "H's j ust lh11t," mmu�,g, JJ,11U+.r- : Fl o�·rf r11M1E'r! hr!/ no�" wfffT' ffie hu been mddfflteJf'· � • son 11lowly with o grim fr�"""''I lih:ek of his hand and his eYC!s tl'la.ininig. was overconfident nnd I un d er. narrowed. e.stlm11tc'1 Joh1rnsson." Conc:&ntnte1 on L•ft This, n11tur.11lly, he has to fr!t "Su I cnncentrakd on his left Little Lenl(Uen To himself. hum!. I! lookrd l l kc un awkward Meet In Syracuse llcl'au/11' tw dous n 't kno.w n , ac thi ng. 1 -le ' d flick i i ou1 . in o hook SyracuBe Little Leaguers will tually . whal happem•d ghat night or foh. 'l'ht'n he threw t wo or practice Saturday at 10 a. m. -at la.Ill J u ne. mi i;aw that ri�ht hand thrrc right h a nd � and they ju11t the Syracuse ball diamo n d. • c , • \. ·, " I ' coming. The next lhing he knew ,::rnzNI me. But I felt they didn ' t , The team ls look ing for prac­ he was l)dng led back to his h.t\'t' any power. I Ml fur thf' tice games. Contact Bob Lou ks, dressing room with no re11I know• lahl!'. Sn I concenirotcd o n indv• Sy racuse. led!(u of the seven trips he had ing away from that It'll, and rnovma d c to 1 he eonvas. ed awny frnm lt. He lei the right 4 Door Station Wagon. 6 cyl. Standard Iran smlssion. Anxl11u1 Months Heater an3 defroster. 0tw J)wtieP. hand �o nlmost slmullnneously. · The months bet ween have been Tan and , brown finish. "That,'' he grunted, "is ubout ,- , , , , , · anxious ones. T � ,.. machinations all l tl'mcmber." Involved in tht' brhi nd the scene� Potterson has lived that fighl, etrug,i::lc for bo)(lng power. and and !hat one punch, ovf'r and profit. left h is hopes for a re• uver agai n during the inlcrve n lng match iu " Ol'VCr • never land. months. 2 Door.-, Hard Top. Automatic tranSll!lsslon, radio and heater. !}r/e olilter. ; · They have been bitter, depress• "It came so fast [ wasn't ready lng monlhs, too. Bccn11Be the for il." he shrugged, "But n ow I ' . worst hurt or all was that they k now what I posseH and, mote called him a "ehcese champion" lmport11nt, what he posse!!sc-11. nf'CM3f , EAGLE'S C·L U B 1955 FORD Falrlane CHICAGO UPI-Abe Saperstein said today his new American Bas• ke(ball Leog,e will bdng the game ...,. (p t_h e lillle iUY , . • •our rule1 wdl be a lot differ• enl than the Nation.al Basketball Association's where it ls a 11me or towering 1ianli and towerin1 score.a," Saperstein a.aid. 'GIANT OF GIANTS -tlr. 11111 . ..... 9tlb oa.t children ol Columbus •at. U. ..... end with 11..- ,_,a,11, , llr. and Mra. I>&'ild Wolfe and bet\_at' ter and family, Iii'. and Kn. P'. ,. Fitch and cttUdttn. • Jack Bln:h of Sout.l!ern Tedi! W I vl1itina frl�nd• and rel1tivet i'I, Belpre and c-alled tin the Eber CAP penler family &unday, Dtllly •lleulldOl, ,_roy,Mlddleport, 0., Aprll 22, IIMI0--.6 ' N. 'S-1 �,._ lll1llllle,-t I .•.WNR ,11� tvlY -ftt � 19 • ►«l!!'.aucll ' .. . ' t •• • • • • �• ' , e-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 22, 1960 WANT ADS FOi CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS BAT!S 3 cent, pu word. o•e lneertioo. Minimum eh&l'I• - 60 -,entl I cent, per word for thre e comeoutive insertiona. Sped.aJ - one mouth f« 30 cents per word. 1'uU rate ot 3 a-nta per word Wl be ebarged for advertiainc If DOt paid willhin 10 days after receiving bill. £rrort in Advertlsinc - Should be report.f'd immediately. The naYy Sentinel will not be responllib� for more LlWI one incor­ nct tnaert!on. tm'd o! Th-anb and Special Nolicet of EvenLa '1 .00. ObitlU.rle1 pilhlilbed at l ct!Dt per word. �ORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS .'.: DAYS \ MO. 16 60c 90c $ 1.35 $4.:w> IO $1 .20 60< $ 1 .80 $6.00 25 1!1< $1.60 $2.25 $1 .60 Adi Nalved by 19 A.M.. will bt: In I.hat day , paper, ,, ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted . ' ·, • Racine Items �f I nterest ( 2 1 I Real Estate WANTED-GlRL O R WOMAN for part Lime ww-i in ,tore. FOR SALE HOUSE IN POMEROY 6 roam,. bath 11nd gu hut GIi· Write iiivi.n& refercnce1 to Boa: Beautiful view of river rage 668-S % The D aily Sentinel, Out of all high. water. With or Pomeroy. 4-21 •3tc without furniture. Call WY2 · 5376. 4 Z2 3tc t.mpl0)1""'1 nl Wanted 24-a For Sale or T rade DAY WORK. B Y LICENSED practical nurse. Call TU 2-4455 between g and 3. 4 19 6tc FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR Bed Cattle 2 riding h.or&e5. 4--Zl•Stc Reynold• D11ry. ( 20 I Business 5erv1ces t. 0, �OY AUCTIONIER o •··•• ,. L..,. ...,.... ,..._ Ll!GAL NOTtCE a.IR Ci.\ND!Tl()NING, REFRIGER· CH• No. 1 2.911 a.lion service. Jack'• llefngera• lLon, New Haveo. Phone T1J By virtue of an Order of Sall' 6-2.3-U duly Lnued out the Court of 2�7. - ------ ---- Common Pleas of MeigJ Couflty, MUELLl'R fUR�C:lt. .., Wla flNC.- Ohio, In the case of Pomeroy Na· HOU:tl 1ppl.-f\1;.._ Arnold Br• ' lional Rank. RuUand Branch, R ut· thera, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone land, Oh.io, against Clyde King and ZOO ANONYMOUS-MarJ Monntg, 1, and mter t.llehete, S. 1 1 .1 9-tfc Ht>len King, upon a Judgment WY-2-6314, (I) - - � - -hug Bucky, tbe nnt or a Mrlea of anonymoua dally IIJl1JnaJ Case therein rendered. and belng --------- - - -n:LEVlSION RADlO A..'11 D $MA LL irtft■ arriving at the Mennig home In 11Uburbatl Bt. UtUla, No 1 2,981 in said Court, I will of . Thoma• M, Faln CHARLESTON MILK BASE. How• applia11ce repair. Phone Oti1 Mo. 11:lgbt ,ucce--1vt daya found tho following a.rrlvalll: fer al publlc sale at the front door Tenntt. eM Peet C•.irol ard Caldwell, Tuppen Plaim, McClinlock, H.ad�, Ohio, � lamb, two rabblta, three ducka, tour bamaten, tlv• Village the ln Courthouse ffM 1-,.cttaft, lmunnce- tHt• Oh.lo. Phone Coolvllle 1598. the of 2-1-tfc p....... ab: '!hit. mLot, MVeD white rata. eight tllh. wide. l•11 fffm1. of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, ___ 4 18 6tp _ Pllw "'""".,- WY 2-2166 CUSTOM SUILT K11'LHEN O& on the 21st day of May, 1960, at COM FOP.TAB LE FOOT WEAR tor - PR 6-JUO &li,Ded. lo: •�ID' bOIIIJ FM• e,. 10 o'clock A. M. the following now and the hol days ahead. We 2 Z9 Uc Um.ttel. )·o,,.man aud Abbott, land and tenements, to-wll : have K.EDETTES and SUMMER­ Situated In the Township or Rot• IHJ-tf Pbone WY-2-M21. E1TES in the •·most wanted" land, County or Meigs, State · or alyle.a. The Shoe Box, Middle• RLIVISION RADIO AND SMALL Ohio, and bounded and described ° port. � 18 6tc leM F0RD V8 F AfflLANE 2 DR. Appliance r_,.lr. Cell PHnk as followt: lledan. A beautiful car. sm-5.00. C';aptelna, 414 N. SffOfld Alff., Gao,n: Montgomery, 13.9 on up• FOR SALE: 1 · 8 C U . F1' HOT· First Tract: Being la Section 16. Mlddleport. Blaeltoan, Pomeroy. f 20-6tc I 3 tfc pe[', lt.8 on lower, 12 feet open; point refrigerator. 1 dixle gu beginning Wefit 14. Range Town 6, COLUMBUS UPI-The Division Gallipolis: 17.9 on upper, 13.5 on r1mge and l dinette aet. Priced 184.4 feet North of the Southeast AUCTIONIIR Good CINtt UMd Care of Wildlife Thursday said fish• reasonable. Raymond ThomaB, Complete hrvice ccn-ner of uid Section 16; lhence lower, 18 feel open; Lock 23: 12.3 ing conditions in lakes and All Mak• an4 MoNlll LangBvillt!, Ohio. 4 1 8 6tc West 18 feet; thence South 65 de­ and stationary. Crltt 8r■dfonl IIIETlOPOLlfAN MOTORS Condition ., Movable D•m•: streams this weeke11d ue nearly Writ-, Phone or Contact grees and 45 minutes West �2 600,606 aaat Mahl It, perfect. FOR SALE RESTAURANT CUM· A. C. BRADFORD, Recine, Ohle. feel to the South line of said Sec­ All dams are up Lock 1 3 through Ohh> Lock 22, running l 'i!i traps. Lock In its weekly lake and stream tir.,n; thence West along the South 20·U plele and re&d}' to operate. Call 1 906 CHEVROLET V8 STATION report, the division said water line of said Seetlon 2506 feel; 23 is down. or see Freddie Thabet, Mason, Ohio River Boeh: Downbound : lempentures made a marked rise Wagon One cartrul owner. W. Va. 4-21•3tp H0\1.1: BUL..DERS, ElRCH CABI• thence North 5 degrees and 50 Showa best of care $1395.00. NET makers Formica sink topa. minutes East 1 160 feet lo the Lock 12: Robert E. Reed at 7: 15 this week and fish have become Blaeltnars, Pomeroy. t-20--0tc 4 ½i H, P. GARDEN TH.ACTOR Vinyl asbestos block laid. Howe North side Qf Creek; thence along a. m. at 7: 15 a. m., 0-9; Sally Ann active. with. atlachmenls. C. J , Unger• ['epain o f all descrlptlou. Call the North side of the Creek North at 8:03 a. m. 2--0; Lock 13, W. C. le55 BUIC.K. l N VERY GOOD For East central and southeas• felt, Lane St., New Haven, W, GLO' Ne'.&ler, Ra.doe, Ohio. 83 dgrees and 30 minute• Eaat Beckjord at 9 a. m, 3-16; Lock 15: COllditlon $600. Phone SH2-tl92 it was reported fishermen tern : 0 Mike Creditor t a m., 0 . a 10 Va. 4-21•6tp ti: 2 2 24 tic 684.7 feel; thence South. 2 degrees 4-Z1•3tc. and 00 min utes Weit 817 re t; Reliance at 6 : � a. m. 14 "6 ; Lock have been enjoying good success _ 1956 HO USE TRAILER 30 ft. GRAVELY Tfl.ACTOJl SALIS AND - -thence South 73 degrees and 30 16: Robert P. Bonnie a t 3:40 a. m. throughout most o f tbe area _. _U P I_ TCK C 1 806 G·O_ N_ PM 1, Service. 51 2 E. Mtl11, PomeroJ. minutes East ,4;29 feet; thence 4-4; Lock 23: bland Creek at lakes. Best spots seem to be Pied Sleepll eix, 2 bedroom&. Very $895.00. Inquire at Hut Rest.aur• l'hone WY2...297J. Open 'Ill t North 3 1 5 feet; thence East 858 12:40 p. ,n. , 0-7; Jeff Boat 111 12:55 mont, Belmont County; Seneca, good condilion. Inq_uire el 4'17 ant, Rutland. 4.21 .3tc 1 p. m. vntll June I. lelNmM: feet; thence North 18 dearnes and p. m., 17•0; City of Huntington at Guernsey, Clendening and TapSycamore St., Middleport Harold Barnhart, RNd•vlllt, I 4 19 6tc 00 minutes Wr.:3t 132 reet; thence 4 :40 p. m. 20.0; Elger cucr at 4:55 ,pan, H arrison: Forked 1:Jun, Meigs 1 955 CADLLLAC 4 DH. SEDAN. Ohio. Phone CoolYIII• 3691. North 84 degrees and 30 minutes p. m., S·O: Brook lyn at 6:55 p. m . . Burr Oak, Morgan; Lake Hope end �ower 5lcerinc. Spotleu bla.ck. 3-19-tfc Ea!lt 684.7 reel; thence North. 1-3; l. F. Fricberger at 7 : 25 p. m . , Lake Alma, Vinton County and A.. SEID· fm lab. Blaettn an, AUCTION AT HOWARD $1306 .00. , degrees and 30 minutes 0-20; Upbound : Gallipolis: Fred W. Ve to Lake, Washington County. 5, FOR THE BEST ROOFrNG SER­ 70 ENAB "L'S ..., , ,,·ine ,urov1,,, J une, "' ,1,,;, pomeroy. 4 2().6tc East 132 feel; thence North de• Olcott at 3 a. m . 4·0; Robert Gipson The major streams are also in 3tc · lll60. 4 22 vice, roo( repuirlng, roofin&, at 8:30 a. m. 2-0; Lock 23: Ki\bJck fair to good fishing condition, in­ 19M MERCURY IN GOOD CON• roof p , ainting. Call UB Bill grees and 30 minutes Eaat 132 FOR SALE at 2:10 p. m., 0,5 and two derrick eluding Hocking River, Hocking feet; thence North 70 degreea and dilion. New motor and trans• Wyatt snd George Staats. Phone Offers will b e received a t the A. V, Criss al 2: 1 5 p. m., 0-8 County; Muskingum River, Mor­ boat!; minutes Ea11t 66 feet; 00 miaaion wlth 4000 mlle11. New WY2·2724 Pomeroy, Oh.io. and Fultz, Al· Webster at 2:4,5 p. m., 3•1; Cot- gan County and the Walhonding, of Irene Chotin office thence North 7ti degrees and brakes and wheel cylinden, 4-l�tp. at tori:cys, Pomeroy, Ohio, up lo Queen ton 3 :30 p. m . , 5-0: Beav- Coshocton County. 00 minutes Eaal 475 feet to the cape 1nd new U['M , Price $4fi0 eleven o'dock A. M., on Friday, ARI YOU RUN DOWN AT THI East line of said Section 16; er at 4:55 p. m., 0,1 ; E rnestine at 1 Phone WY2-6720. 4·20-6tc April 29, 1900, for .iboul 5J acre� hnll'i Ooe• your aeul nffd .. .,,. thence South »long the East line 6:IO p. m , 114: Fn,d W. Qlcolt at 1909 PONTIAC VB 4 DR. SEDAN. located on State Houle 680, Ued• Int? IHt '41.'ork. L....t Prlefl. of said Section 843 £�et to the l l :30 a. m., 4-0 Lock 28: Gona at I • 3 .Orange Townships, Radio &nd healer. One careful ford and RACINE SHOI SIRVIC I SHOP place of beginning, containing 1 : 1 5 a. m .. 1-21 ; Island Creek al 6'30 , . m. 6·" · owner. Extra nlcci $249!!\.00. Meigs Count�, known 11s the RACINI, OHIO. Mi.3 acre.ti. No K•nawha River Report Avail• Blaettnars, P omeroy 4·20-3tc r'or�man pro11crly. All offers sub· Second Tract: Being In Fraction Jed to Court approval. 6, Town 6, Range 14 West1 be. ■blo. Manning ll. Webster, glnnlni In the center of the public "" --Admin islralor. road 33 feet West of the North· OAKLAND, Calif.-Kai,er Alu· i/lNDOW BLIND,, AND SHADES 4-22· 3tc west corner or Fraction 2; thence · Ve11-.tlan Bllnda, all •bca •nd -,,--:---,=:--------­ minum & Chemical Corporation along ceJlter of the public r6-d colon Free Bltlmitea. Dale net earnings for the rirst quarter n'O'rth 18 degrees 1md � mlndl:eB Wlppe,I Supply, 211\ Union l\t,,.;··--: · ended March 31, 1960, were $7, ., West 233 feel; thence alonK the · Forner<l)', Ohle., 3-4r60lc 297,000. D. A, Rhoades, president center of the road North 16 de· announced today. Earn ings for 8efore 9:30 A.M. grees 20 minutes . West 217.9 feel; I LllVING ROO M S UlTI!:. EXCEL· Middleport WY-2°2649 the comparable quart.er a year ago thence along the cente[' of ['oad lt-nt condition. Will dellvcr rea­ Pomeroy WY-2-319J COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Michael were $4,206 ,000. North 19 desreea and 00 mlnutes aon1 Ule '.li1tance. Phone SH2KAUTZ PIID STOR We!!t 591.2 feet; thence ilong een, V. DiSalle said Thursday the "67'l. 4-20-3tc During the first quarter domes­ At Chetler ter ot road Ngrth 40 degrees and state has collected only eight Yukon 5•2145 30 minutes Weal 177.4 feet; thence cents for every dollar it has spent He shipmenls or aluminum were HOUSE AND LOT IN NAYLORS HAMILL HRVIC. STATION along the center of road North. 50 on caring for mental patients lowe[' than eiq,l.'cted as a result of customers absorbing invenlor­ Run, Weit M.11.ln Street, Pome· ..,o,. 9:00 A.M. degrees and 30 mlnutes WeRt 153 since 1916. ieS built up at the end of 1009. roy, alx room,, bath, all ut!H­ Albeny 33H fetll to U:e North line or said Ste• The aovernor ddcnded h.is pol· tiea, $199ft.OO. Every Day Senter Uon 6; thonce West Z280 feet to Earnings for the quarter, how­ For FREE lnspedlon FRAME HOUSE, TEN ROOMS I -- . . the No['thwe1t corner,of said Fr■e· Icy of trying to eollect back bills ---- ----ever, were fuorably a ffected from the families of the mental {two tomplete five ['OOm ap.11rt­ PHONI lion 6; thence South II degrees and U PHOLSTERY CL . AN ■ D by an inc['ease ln aluminum price ment1) 1111 uUlitle1, two b1th1, by ne w modern method endoned 21!1 minutes East 160 feet; lh.ence .patients. Not to do ,u-., he aaid, which became effective in Decem Gilmore•, Supply Store doubla lot, on !'ronl Otreet by Dy leading fabric manufactu.rtin. Soulh 17 deg['ees and 15 minutea would be to penalU:e \he tu;,pay­ ber and by completion of a con­ WY-2-2774 Pomeroy, Expreu Orrlce, Coat very low. All work guar11n- Weal ft7 feet; thence South 37Ci era unhirly. tract calling for shipments o1 $4QOO.OO. O'Brien and Crow teed. Ji'urnlture ['Cady to use In feet; thence North 57 deg['ees and DiSalle'a 1tatement waa In an­ bauxite to government stockpile. Vaughan's Exlermlnallng Realty, Call WY2·2120, Pome• 2 hours. All work done eleclrl• !Kl minute& Eaal lG'l feet; thence awer to the crillciam of State First quarter net sales · were Company roy, cally. Call today for demon1tratlon South 30 degree11 and 40 minutu Auditor Jame■ A. Rhodes, who $1 1 1 ,085,000 compared with sales TWELVE FOOT MEAT CASE, St. Mary1, W. v,. or estimate. NO OBLIGATI ON. East SOO feet; thence :,outh 14 de• contended T hursday the state of $97,247,000 Ior the firat quar­ double duty, Koch, llie new greea and 10 mlnutel West 100 wu · w11ting Itel time and one mil• P•uah'• Uphol•Mry Cle,an.,.. ter of 19S9. $500.00. h,et ; thence South 10 degrees and Uon doUara and "compounding PhoH TU2.J�5. uf:u1� n.kt.i.1 u[kfa'OkD HULL. 4,l"61p t-21"3tc 15 minutes Eaat .&84 feet; thence misery'• by Heklna: to collect the On a per share buis, the Alao milk cooJ-,r. Mu. Eurana CLILANltl South M degrees and 30 minute■ back bllla. Thomas, Lon& lioUom, Rt. No. quarter's eatnlngs amounted to ·-• W.. a TV ae,,.lr a. wllt East M2 feet; thence North 84 de• 1. 4-21-3lp 41 cents pe[' common share, af• LIVI IAIT, MINNOWS, NIGHT PhtM WY 0:Z-22" greea and 13 minute■ East 2.10 "I• that hi• oplnlon for this ter preferred dividends, based on cr1wler1, flshln1 1uppl1111, fl,h• t'11meroy, Oh-. gree1, 15 minuteB E111t 230: feet: wee•?" DISalle aaked. "The week 15,0H,152 ,,hare, · ouutandlng In& llcen1ea, Hallablc from 6 thence North 6 deg['eea, 10 minutes we Announced our plana, he was compared w /ih 20 cents in 1959 on a. m. to 7:30 p. m. week dayJ. Weit MM feet; thence East 1 188 quoted H saylna: he called atten• lll,006,71 1 shares. Sunday fl. 10 a. m. Fife Novelty UIIO aOATI ANO MOTOR• '95 ( ---feet; thence Norlh 86 degrees and tlon to tbe oYerdue account, ln and ,, whll• th•r I•••• Metro, . Shop. f 21·12lc ,.11,a11 600 Mlln BARNES-SJJ(l'SON IN&ua....NCII: 30 minutes Ead &98 feet to the lfl7. A&�tt., Kiddle� Fir•, A.ato- place of beainnlni, containln.a IJ., Pomeroy. PhMe WY..:l-'UO, "I supoose tbli week he feela TEAM OF BLACK MARES 2800 mo611e, BondL PhOllt WY.a- 78,54 acrea. 1 1 •2+-tfc tbat stand'• unpopul•r and he's I lb1. M. I!:. Get1y1, Happy Hol• 2II08. _ _ Third Tr1ct: Being In Fraction aoin1 the other way" the 1over• _ low Road . 4-21·3lc 36, Town 8, Ran1e 14 West; begin• nor aald. Rhodea 11 a Republican. Miu f.yndell Lyons and Miss coMfLETE IN&uiui'c!l nina; 312 feet South of the N<trtll• DISalle a Democnt. Rent Sally Torrence were cue1t1 Sat­ ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· tectlon. Ufe, Auto, lite. Pollo. _ Fraction 31; u1d corner or eaat er. Run, and look.a like new. urday of Mr. and M'ra. Marion .lfld4l c.11 Don II.WI. ' •por\ thence South ■Iona the EHt li�f' uo 1111 throw away b1J1a. Full APJU\ ,. :MEN'l"S - J'urD.Llb:ed and 'Rl&a:1 Ind dauchttr, Athens. Oblo • tlo n To Modify 1.1uturn11nect. Melluten, M.kldle• ' ___ of said Fraction 373 feet; thence iu ,prict only '34.00 or term• por�. t"bon1 WY•2·H8tl, 1-i·tf Mr. and Mrr,. Floyd Ridenour and /SO mtnuu. 31 d•II'•• South • Is lt de1lred. rhone WY2-2204. DON Sl'JVW 268 reet; thence North 43 degree■ A motion to modlty the divorce of Chea tel', Mr. a:id Mrs. James 2·l2·4tc !AN D B lltlOM HOUSE,TWO 3 and 00 mtnules Weit 24 ft�; . decree in the uae of Phyllis Parr and d1u1hlfl' of Athens, room 11parlment1. A. N . Donael, 1 COCA COLA MACHINE JCk thence North 30 deg:rees and 30 Raines VB, Floyd B. Ralnea has and mother Mra. Vlralnla :-arr of Phone WY2·3272. 1 1·2•tlc holda 6 caaea. Call ot 1ee Fred• minutes Eaat an feet ; thence N qrth·, been overruled ac<!ordln1 to a n Parkerabur1 spent Easter with Braga. die Thabet, M11on, W. Va. 29 detreea and 50 ud nutos &a•� eintry signed by Jud&e John C. Rev. ind Mn. FOR IIENT HOUSE IN POMEROY f.21-3tp, Mr. and Mr». Wayne Brlcklea north feet; 17 de ree \hen<:e 275 .1 ( Bacon tn common . Pleas Court. • 4 room• and bath, unfW'nlahed, were calling on her nlece Mri. and 1.4 mlnutea East 255 feet to Call after IJ:30 P. K. Phone defendant n1 1ranted the UNCLAIMED SINGER SEWING Willard Ebetabach and family of the place or betinning, contain ! I to vlait 4·18-lfe WY2·,'i1175 minor r of children machine . Wllt tell for SH:1.00 in all 135.74 acrea, more or 111. the couple at all re11onable ' Ch.,ter Wedne11da:,. 4N Llftfflll It, plua $8.fO due ua for parts. a. But subject to aU Ie1al high Phone WY ,2�561 MN•Joport Umu. Phone WY2-220f. 2·22""c ASHLAND OIL SERV, STATION 1 Said real eatate ta apprai s ed at In anoth.Jr Common Pleas Middleport, Ohio. Good oppor• $3000.00 and cannot be sold for Court action, judcment w11 1?ant­ \unity tor rl'1,hl party, Come to len than two thirds or the ap- ed the lndu1trlal Commiul.on of buh, plant at Minersville or FOR SALE: �' IVE ROOM HOUSE praised value, Ohio for $25o In lhe ctllfl of the det1l111. call WY2·216A for Terms: Cash in hand on day of commluion n. Eva C. fbaell, dba 13 acre&, :i miles from Middle'6·20·:tlc port, 1h mile off Rt. 7. Cqntact sale. Eva•, Reataorant, 1 14 Wert Main ROBERT C. HARTENBBACH St., Pomero�. Bhinche G. Cline, Albany, Phone UNFU ltNJ.SIIED APARTMENT, 4 . ' 2467, a&ent tor Centnl Realty ShetlU, Melis County, Ohio __::.______ rooms, bath. !tent rea1on111ble. Company, Columbu1. 4-21•3tp WEBSTER ti: FULTZ, GROv'£ ,Vacant April 23. No. Second-av, PINE - AttornQ1 for Pl•tnttff Mr. and Mn. Geor1e WaUer of ' � iddleport. Phone WY2·1529:I. HOUSE ANO LOT FOR SALE IN (4) 22, 28: (0) ti, 13, 20, 51c L1ncuter 1pent Sunday with Mr. 4 22 6tC I Syr■euae. See Rklhard Wine- ---'------ --and , Mra. Clay Cook, 4·31-llp · brenner. ' ' L ega I N ti'ce or PHON E WY-2-21 57 Notices • 1 9 ! For �ole ---------- HlVtK REP(lRT C B ) Auto Sales Fishing Is Best This Year Says Wildlife Survey ia.,n..,.,, I en ---------- Kaiser E rmn · gs Up In Quarter l9J For Sale l► rn ,� ,�B_A /, I' . Just Completed DiSalle Bites . I ' Back At Rhodes n Billm " g Fuss Call Dlci Sterrett ■ (9a l Marine Suppl iei. l Mot•,._ ■. Pio, I - VI motor, lltd. tn:ne., nwllo and Dart 1reen over belce itaeater. COOK WANTED, CALL Y{Y2,9982, 4•20-StC READING TIIIS AD W01''T HELP Call the num�r below for ap­ pointment If you ..re 28 and can quallfy u the man I want, this amall ad will be the bealn• olnJ of )'O\lr future. OL-3..al& ,111.ai. L•.I Not;ce 1 HousE roR sALE rN POMEROY I•.,,. .,.0, · ce NOTICI 0, IALI OP 9 room,, 2 bath■, lull ,�ed NP'ftCI OP APPOINTMINT fumace, AUTOIAOIILI bdie:ment, ne w ;.11 Notice la ·hereby &iven that on c... Ne. tl,ISI l arae lot. F. A. S\lalnl, 807 l■tate of Ill•-• ,..,._. Sl"lna Ave., Pomeroy 6-10.121< Friday, Moy 6, llltiO, at 10 A. 1\1., the Und�ed will offer for 111e lven th1t JloNoUce Is hereb auction to the hl1heat' FOR SALE, FIVE IU)OM HOUSI •t public Coals wti= P011t L. bert Blaetat band cash or t bldder wltb bath. Nice loatlOll, Melvin . t. Ohio, liu ' Auto COmpan,, Pomeroy, addN!l8 11 Nlddl Hoad, I l l Locu■t St, l'oa>erbJ tnar deacrl.bed auto- been duly appointed Adralnl1�tor followlna tht Ohio, s-ao-,otp mobile to-wlt: One l&M Dodie, 2 or the E1tate of _ Sherman Stepbena ·�-____L'I __ _ Z. dr. 1ub Motor No. -0-, Serial No. late of MkldltPQrt vnlqe, Meil• l!OUSE - FOR SALII PAO ,. County, Ohlo, deceued. 88831�1. town, 111 rooirla, t -1-;ora• Dated lhia 2111 day ol April Dated thla llllh daJ> of April, 2 up, approximately 1 · acre 1• • IJIIIO, 111110. mllff 11 well �xeeU!)nl nl land F. H O'BRIEN GINIIIAL IM)TORS ACCIP. from Pomeroy on Stitt �te Jud&• or the \,;;;bale Court TANOI CORPORATION ti92. . Price '84)0,� lil<j�lre ' lleip Counl)', Ohio ii', J. W. al �'A'�ll;L. . - PA 76' · ' .,(4) U,, .;_ <G>. L... ._,. ..,: . (tl 20, :U. la, Ila --· ' -V-" Not,· 0.....,.. ,n omce den. :�ell , _ , ._ _ '· • , s,1111 6,00 6:1, 6,30 1:00 8:30 8;35 9,30 10:00 10:30 1 1 ,00 12:00 12,1� 1 : 30 1 : 35 2:30 2:35 3,30 3:35 4:30 4:35 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:30 Letart Falls Social Notes lll. I I QanntC I .,. Ftld \ ,o,oo MT OLIVE News Of The Week Slnd■y - c.1sannel I .i,oo l2•�• ,,ob . .. J :S"411t1da, � ..v......,.. --/...... $6AS - '• • • I • CHEAPER IN 5 GALLON LOTS • • I • CUslomer Parllln8 la ReJ!I' Of Sten, MIDDLEPORT, OHJO • •• •• • • • •• I • w. w. hut Spe cial Reports \Bi' CIUNJTY l'Allll FA*II , Va., Qhio Stote Univeni.ty ·Keep Area Farmers Informed MOM. thtu F.RI, · 1 2 :30 P.M, ON , : · 11 1 · . , w ; M�•· i!f ''!"ffl �. .. J•ri\1 ·· , DubiJn wtNi', iXlif" - I \ I I ° YOU W0N Tf � w,9ll .� , luithot -_niee you will be oo_.u.T IA'l'Ull'l"l' with a Quick-Recovery IIO,plloll Ele<f,:I< Water Heater or your IDOD6Y will ' � be· mumed. lncludin1 the ooato. I Boe your electric oppliance doalerc,r P,lumber, 'oi.cioll ,a for mon detaila. I '· \�' '. 1 ! i � I E LECTRICITY 1a 70.;_ 'IJe\t• - to - watu, l'L ABNII! -IW' Tll�N A>l WINDS UP TH'IWO,,II� IXll.llU: mDl>IN' 1'I �' Tll' WHCILE,W'.SS O'-.J'Ma,J AN'WIFES, "' lO TJ.fTIJNECS: AH � --"MIOS KI.SSW' '1-M? M::W.'! ALL lllGIIT!! '/C/ KNOWS WHur '/CIF., GITTIN' FO' 'iORE M::NE'i !! tlAMl,INII ,\Ll,F.l' l ltad a · hunch, Corky, lit.It I wa•n't­ certain. .. . Tuppers Plains Society Niws · Agriculture Ag ents • l'IOlE(tS LCJNGa' .,.�111 1� .. COUNTY GALLIA MASON • com uss ·. AFORE HE TOOi< TH£M Plll.5 HE'D LAY OOW!'l AG'tNST THAT Ol CHINABEAR'I SIUl'IP OUT 'IONOER AN' 51.EEP 1H' LIVELONG DAV S1o1n4-.r ·1 I • 1' ) :-,, ,.,.·;. • ' • l ) .. . ' t I 1 ,-, 1 1 I ; (. >l I � 1 ,;, " 1 • ,[1 ' ,,.,, ., ! --- I LET'S HAVE A PICNIC I N THE PAR K TOMORROW • .- - RaS<W• · ....-. · -,�ao-· -� ....--- • CJ,...., • <OVDS MOU ·-=--�·-...,. · -- a,oo ... . . , . -------WC HS.TV C"unnel 8 -.., ......... fflO\Ollo\iott Cha!lnel 3 - 5un�a) A- nel 3 - Saturday • WHllt "'"' IIQI WIim w-.•� QUAl\�NTEJ: WMPO Daily Pro1?fam Sehedule Saturday 8:00 lleY. Mt.nlt.>mefJ' (Rutland -Ion) Sign On 8:30 Country Hymn Time Guest Ster 8::ffl The Sunday Show Ncwe &. We.11.th1c1r 9·. 30 Newa Rt'D 9:35 TM Sunday Show Breakfut Party �:00 Science Fiction Theater 10:SO New1 NewR �:30 Waterfront 10:36 The Su.aday Show Breakfast Party 4:00 Comedy Playhouse 1 1 :30 'f'h.e Army HoU,1' 6:00 Home Run Derby News 4 : 30 Adventw-e Time 12:0!) NOOn Ne-WI 8:30 N ew1 Picture Mutorcade 5:0C Steamboat .Sill 12: l & V.iriinlo Vltllot (P&4evllle 6:U Saturday Sportl Roundup Star Salute S:llO Clv.o Kid J<poot<>llo Chllf'qh) , G: 5!1 Weathereut Top Tell 8:00 Mwic il;1 lhe Round 12:30 United NaUOlll ShOW . '1:00 Saturday Nl&ht Jamboree Noon New, 111:1.5 The nm 1�at".ker SllOW 12,4& Social Security 1:30 Bonmu Weekend e:H w�athen.■n 1�00 Rev. Teets (Carpenter) 8:30 Man and the Challenge News o!·�O 'New!'I iJlctu,... 1 : 80 ,Sunday Showc■ae 9:00 The Deputy WO!:'kend 111:45 Huntley Brlnl.Jey Report 2:00 Anniversary Showea■e (0:30 Man From Interpol Ohio News 7.00 Pionee['S 2:a<> Broadway Showcase 1 l :OO rilew1, J:1�11clli:b. We'.?kend 3:ot Sunday Sbowcale News · 1 : 1 0 tv'eet11e1<"ut 7 : 30 Journey to Understanding 3:30 Rev. Wll10n (New Hsven , , : 1 5 Shoclr:wateb Weekend e,oo Troubleshooten Chunh of God) . :on 'il2n Off Project 20 News 4:00 Sunday Showcase Weekend 9,30 Muque['ade Party 4:30 News 10,00 Cavalcade ol Sp0rts Guest Star 4:3!1 Sunday Sh.owc11e 1 10,45 Jackpot 1Bowlln11 Pat Bnone Sho " 5:30 News & Weatber 10:15 Sign On 1,1 .0A New, H.aa<lllalN. Sundown Serenade 5:40 Congressman Moeller 10:45 Sign On · ll:JO WeatM.r.-""° · Off the Air . . . . 5:45 Washingon Report s la tha 11 :00 This is the Life 11:ll 1b, Jack Pur S1,1nd•r e Pegpl 1 1 :30 TV Chapel 1'1111 stu ull 1 '45 Sign On 6:00 Sundown Serenade 1 1 : 50 Dugout Dope 7 :47 Sunday Chapel 8:30 Off the Air 12,00 Cincinnati Baseb,11 ----' --'-- -�...,an 2:30 Championship Bowling Miss Marion Daniele of Laqrel S:90 Sunday Movi�time t.lB Sbcn On Cliff wera recent guests of .�r'I/ . . 8:00 Clrele 3 Ranch 1:30 World Ct\ampionship Golf and Mrs. 'L. · L. Ni�. 1:00 Sheena, Queen of Jvnete 5:30 Convention 1960 Harry RIil ls ii! of nu. , t � � 9:30 Junior Auetlon By MRS. J. D, ROUSH Denzel! Bpueu _ moved iUie,. ti:00 Meet the PHIS t0:00 Bow� Doody� Re11. and Mrs. W etiet Thoma fint of �, week to" East 8:30 Sunday News Picture -; .1.ao - ..... -JO =· --• - - 7:00 of Pomeroy were su ppcr guests to the Burtnen home, Tral1 Overland 11:00 Fury Friday of Mrs. Freda Evans and Roberta Roush of the . E�ghth 8:00 Sunday ShowcHe 11;80 Clrcul BoJ altended the UB re,•lval. Grade was one of the clia,M�on ,, 9:00 r.hevy Sbd'lt l2>00 True Storr Mrs. Freda Evans and nephew spellers who went tG Rutt� to· · Mystery of Bour Dow 10:00 12:30 Det.tttlve'1 Dairy Raymond Adams t, · were guests compete in the finals. 11·00 Newa Be...0 1 -.0.. 1 \:00 Down on the Farm Thursday of her sii1ter Mrs. Ver:.:.1 U:1.0 Weatb(;J'i:lllt 1 :30 Command Performance Mr. and Mrs. Herbert UWl h non Carly at Gahanna . Nitewatc1' :15 1 1 Bl.!leball 2:00 Cincinnati Attendance at the United UB visited M['S. Clarence Chap� Sunday school Easter was 73 An Satu['day at Mei.is General Ho,­ E 11ster program followed. Su� day P.i tal. She is ill of a heart condi­ nigh.t two joined church Mrs. lion. UIO Leave it to a.aver Le�a Brlnker and Rode['ick Carl Wolre of MarJetta Collt!&e 9,00 Lawrence Welk: Shn Grimm. lf was home for the Easter vacation ,vbllee U. S. A. 4:CIO Amert... BandrlU« with Mrs. Do!Ue Wolfe and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Layne Up-to-the-Mlaute Nna of 11,00 1:31) Rln Tl,, Thi Dale and Dallas Hlll. Pittsburgh ai;e visiting Mr. and 11 :10 Sport, Report i:00 San Fran.claco Belt I Mrs. Edward Burmen. U:Ui Late Show t:6' Y(lu, 'i!:uo A.el)IWW Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill o( 8:40 Weather Teller ' • Columbus spent Easter with their NeWI 8:46 John Daly parents Mr. and Mrs. J,li,n Hilt '1: 00 Buddy Starcher Sl).ow John Hopklm File and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark. 7:IO Wall Dllney PreMnt, Bi.hop Pike Br MARV PIIRC I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark or 1:IO :Man From Black Hawk '.:00 College. New, Conferenoa Neighbors and friends , W�1' Racine spent Mondny evening 1:00 '77 Sllllaet Strip 1 :30 Film . sorry to learn of the de.flth of with Mrs, J. D. Roush. 10:00 The lleteellYfl 2:00 ABC Playhouse James Spaun, Lona: Run. Revi,•al services arc no In w Saddle Black 10:30 2:30 �ep<:e Theater Mrs. Emma Powell ls .at ilotnl progress al Mt. Moriah Church of 11,00 Th• N..,. Toltllbl Open Heartn1 · and Roger and Darrell DeeW God. 11:'111 � the Vleattil 8:30 Ctmpala;n ,Round-up spent their Easter vacation . with Mrs. . J. D. Roush spent , lt:10 Spo,ta !lop.rt Sunday .. t:00 The Commonwealth of afternoon with Mrs. L. L. Nice her. 11,11 Late . W . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bart�p tJf Nations at Plants. l:11:411 Sip Marietta spent Easter with H■tel 4:30 '.l1BA Mr. and Mis. Okey Kiser aml Johnson and son Junior. . . Mattie's Funday Funn� 5': 00 children spent Sunday with his Ethel Chev-a.lier spent 5:30 News Con,erence -parents Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Badre and Bulfotl Kiser. 6:00 Carbide Chorus Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher are with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Piere,. 1 1 ,00 Eddie �crl■t Show Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pigott ahd 6,30 Robin Hood announcing the birth of a son, 12,00 Lunch Wllh Soupy Sale ■ daughter spent Sunday wUh Mr. April 16th. Gnndpare nts .ne 12 ,so Gray Ghool Mr. 1,00 , Trackdown and Mrs. Riley Pigott and son, and Mrs. Pete Shields. 1 :00 TV T lO Ms.Ye!'iek Don. 1 ,30 Talk Back 1h30 t,awman Mrs. Robert Owens and daugh­ Miss Linnie Swan was taken to 2,00 Li'I 1,00 The Rebel ter of Columbus spent the week the Camden-cluk hospita I in 9:30 The Alaskan• 2:30 Film end with her mother, Mrs. Carl Parkersbur g by the Arbaugh aDJ•, 10:30 Johnny Staccato 3:00 Studio Wrestling Wolfe and sisters, Mrs. Dallas bulance Friday evening. .. 1• 1:00 The Ne\fS fonlgbt 4:0Q Baseball and Mrs. Dale Hill. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce spen& Dttit.: Clarl' "thff 1 · 11:0t Wftther Window Other guests Sat urday were- Mr. T-h-Qlatb.Y l\fith Mt. add Mt\! .lake1 , Late Show 8:00 Brave Stallion and Mrs. Arth.ur Donahew and 'f'adiretilr. 1 �rs. J. D. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller " .... . were ['ecent guests of their dau­ ghter, Mrs. Laura Wildermuth, RN, at lhe GSI. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and By l!VELYN BJllCKLES Th.e C<1mmlln.ity 0004 �Jda, &�nice Wa. htlld �t the �tho­ d1st church, Rey. Freeiahd N$Tl.1, Rev. PauJ Hooks, Rev, Eldqft & Bloke, Rev. Hal Doatet and R'eV. Bragg ,participating. Rev. ,ra11 1ave the }U'iyer and. 1pe, cial muaie from the Sunset of Racine 11nd the Coe quu-tat -of Lott['!tlge, . · �e S1.1ndse ,ervicea ,-,,re don­ ducted by Rev, and Mr,. . Paul · . Hoo�s ,ra t the EUB Church. Speciil AS WELL AS mWIJc by . tlie Christy larnily and M!s,. Nord111n Bah.r .and d a\lghteii, Dop�a r Je'.an. .· �obert Kl� or Arlington, ,pen:t the w'eetend with bis mo­ ther , Mr�. . Mabel KJm. , Mrs. 1 4d•. 'NU ha, been return­ FROM , ed to her home !rom Jh� . Shelter• Jng :Arms Ho.apitaJ, At!J;ens. . , J'obn. Rice who i's teaching lieai' Zanesville ■pent the weeken-d he['e "1th hJa paredts, Mr. an; Mrs. Wil'mer Rice. ·i Mr. �nd C. E. W�e qent . �aste[' 'With Mr. and Mrll'. 11-a,nitd:' · ' Bahr a'n'd 1Dnl of Cheater. Miu Ann .·HeadJey · of� Parker�· · burfl, Miss Judie White of I d,l, " . . �l , ;1 Mr. and Mft•!l'!M· s,'� ahil , Mra. fft,1( ' · '. e '.t:dff-ti t t' Liyerpopl -alld 't! 'j ' ��!,r� Btoob of end lluetll of Ill• �• �ftdl s f,mm". ,,. 1)1 0 " g••. ' • lltl,. 'a d y, ,j:l4t>n . 1�IOifl � U...n� Bl • ' , ll,, at Al' M ' . ' ' • ,, .,p,,\ � 11 , ;., , e,so Mr. and Mrs. Verne Watterson, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Beegle, went to the funeral home in Marietta Tuesday evening to iee Mr. Watte['son's uncle, Her­ man Jones, who had passed away. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and children of Allia.nr , , Mr,. Lottie. Spencer and Clarence Frank, Syra­ cuse, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Parsons of Athens called on Mr. and 'Mrs. A, C. Bradford, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Solon Butehe[' of Cleveland spent the Easte[' week end with her mother, Mrs. Ida Howell. Mrs. Helen Johnson went to TO· ledo to spend two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpsen and Mrs. Isabel Simpson left MOn• day morning for a vacation in F1odda. �drs. Christine Lake was an Eas­ ter dinner guest of M['. and Mn. T. G . Hilldore and .daughter, Don· na. Ira Beegle h.as returned after 3 visit in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle. � Mrs. Laura McKenzie and Miss Patty Shain were Easter s upper guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Bill M.c• Kenzie at Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cairns and children spent the Easter week end with relatives in Akron. :; HOUSE PAINT Running out of hot water too often? , April 22, l 0-7 _� I <lnmnel 3 - F-tda, • . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlewrt, 0., TEL EVI SIO N G U I DE WSA Z.TV Cha nnel 3 MONEY ON HOUSE PA/NnNO , . , w. w. ( 2 1 ) Real Estate 1953 FORD " . Dally Overruled I I Vklorla Hard Top Coupe SAVI Tuppers Plains Events Of Weck Decree OPENING: Monroe hotnt puty demon,tr11lor In any vicinity. Exclu1l11e housewares Glfltll Earn S7&-Sl00 week!)', no capi­ tal needed. No dellvcriea! N o Collectlona! 'write Monroe Pro­ ducts. Slroudabura, Pa. 4-22- llp Mr. and M['s. Bill Jones of Avon spent friday and Saturday with Mn. Oma M o ntgomery. Mrs. Lillian Lee, son-in•law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Tas­ sian and. baby, Cincinnati, were week end g uests or Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lee. Scott Wil lock of Albany spent lhe week end with his mother, Mrs. Hose Willock. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wetherholt of Gallipolis visited MrB. J. T. Jiv• iden Satuntay. Mr. and Mrs. James Jividen, Zanesville, spent the week end he['e. Easter guests of M['. and ilfrs. Charles Wagner were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goeglein and children, Circle11ille. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Dayton were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayman , East.8'1' guests of the Hay­ mans were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wil­ son and children, e.nd Robe['t Rick. ant, Pomerny. idrs. Otlmer Grimm (Virginia Reed) or Middleport, attended Eas­ h�[' services at the Methodist C hurch here Sunday. Miss Ruth Ellis of Columbus visited relatives here Easte['. Mrs, Flo Allwlne and daughte[', Mrs. Evelyn Trieb. of Columbua, spent last week with Rev. F. E. Dunn and visited Mrs. Dunn at Holzer Hospital. ·Mrs. Dean Allen of New Lexington came Monday to j spend ee11eral days. Mr. and 'Mrs. Francis Morris and I gra ndson, Bill Lake, spent the 20b -) Insurance ( 1 41 For ---------- ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted James Thompson and children of Clinton, Iowa ; Mr. and Mrs. Ken• neth Wirt, W ooster; Mr. and Mn. Dale Finley, Fredericksburg, Miss Flo Wirt, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sah;er and sons, D ayton. 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis spent the Easter week end in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis and met their son, Tom, a Radar Sea. man on the USS Mt. McKinley at Norfolk, Va., who is on a 12-day leave. ' ' !:alter ,...1r.end wllh llr. ud 11n. R. K. SwUl and <iauJhter, Colum-, bUI. Mr. and Mn. John FiJher and ,__,, The Booster Sunday S<:hool Cla11 aons of Akron, Mr. and Mn. Ital' met at the hotne of Mn. Pearl Roush and 10n, Jerry, and friend Martin Friday evening, April 15. of Cincinn1ti spent the week: end An Euler pn,gram was preliented with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rou1b and other relativea. by Mrs. 1-'annie Sayre. 'Mr. and M.i1. Lari')' Birch and The hostesses, 'Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Gretta Simpson, &Histed bJ children of Cl inton, N. C., were �1 1s1i Marilyn Rice served refresh• guests of his parents, Mr. and Mr,. menls to Miss Vera Beegle, M n. Elia Birch. Donald McKay of Mt. Victory, Fannie Sayre, Mrs. Laura McKen­ zie, Mrs. ,[.sabel Simpson, Mn. �e­ was an overnight gueat of Mr. and rie Roy, Mrs. Marie Roush, Mrs. Mrs. Verne Walterson. �aggie Sha in. Mn. Blanch Watter­ Mrs. Mae F. Wolfe spent Eaat­ son, Mn. Helen Simpson. er at Graham, W. Va. Mrs. Gretta Simpson entertained Overnight guei;ts of Mrs. Carol her Su11day School Class wilh arf Sayre Thuuday were Mr. and Mrs. Easter party and six o'clock din• Lester Dressler, St. Albani, W . Va. ner Thursday, April lot. There Mr. and Mrs. Critt Brad.ford ot were twelve children present. Worthlugton and Miss Diane Du· spent the week: Guests of Mr. ind Mrs. Grover ian of Columbus 'Mr. and Mr&. A. C. Brad• with end Salser here to attend the Birch• Salse[' wedding were Mr. and Mrs. ford. l S' POSE IT'LL BE VE RY CROWDED AS USUAl. YE AH --­ PE:OP..E &E T THERE AWf'UL EARLY , , 111 '�" NO!it KII CIW Oil IT ANl)ltl' IIOO' Ul'llietfr Ez& ...... ,. �• ' , e-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 22, 1960 WANT ADS FOi CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS BAT!S 3 cent, pu word. o•e lneertioo. Minimum eh&l'I• - 60 -,entl I cent, per word for thre e comeoutive insertiona. Sped.aJ - one mouth f« 30 cents per word. 1'uU rate ot 3 a-nta per word Wl be ebarged for advertiainc If DOt paid willhin 10 days after receiving bill. £rrort in Advertlsinc - Should be report.f'd immediately. The naYy Sentinel will not be responllib� for more LlWI one incor­ nct tnaert!on. tm'd o! Th-anb and Special Nolicet of EvenLa '1 .00. ObitlU.rle1 pilhlilbed at l ct!Dt per word. �ORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS .'.: DAYS \ MO. 16 60c 90c $ 1.35 $4.:w> IO $1 .20 60< $ 1 .80 $6.00 25 1!1< $1.60 $2.25 $1 .60 Adi Nalved by 19 A.M.. will bt: In I.hat day , paper, ,, ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted . ' ·, • Racine Items �f I nterest ( 2 1 I Real Estate WANTED-GlRL O R WOMAN for part Lime ww-i in ,tore. FOR SALE HOUSE IN POMEROY 6 roam,. bath 11nd gu hut GIi· Write iiivi.n& refercnce1 to Boa: Beautiful view of river rage 668-S % The D aily Sentinel, Out of all high. water. With or Pomeroy. 4-21 •3tc without furniture. Call WY2 · 5376. 4 Z2 3tc t.mpl0)1""'1 nl Wanted 24-a For Sale or T rade DAY WORK. B Y LICENSED practical nurse. Call TU 2-4455 between g and 3. 4 19 6tc FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR Bed Cattle 2 riding h.or&e5. 4--Zl•Stc Reynold• D11ry. ( 20 I Business 5erv1ces t. 0, �OY AUCTIONIER o •··•• ,. L..,. ...,.... ,..._ Ll!GAL NOTtCE a.IR Ci.\ND!Tl()NING, REFRIGER· CH• No. 1 2.911 a.lion service. Jack'• llefngera• lLon, New Haveo. Phone T1J By virtue of an Order of Sall' 6-2.3-U duly Lnued out the Court of 2�7. - ------ ---- Common Pleas of MeigJ Couflty, MUELLl'R fUR�C:lt. .., Wla flNC.- Ohio, In the case of Pomeroy Na· HOU:tl 1ppl.-f\1;.._ Arnold Br• ' lional Rank. RuUand Branch, R ut· thera, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone land, Oh.io, against Clyde King and ZOO ANONYMOUS-MarJ Monntg, 1, and mter t.llehete, S. 1 1 .1 9-tfc Ht>len King, upon a Judgment WY-2-6314, (I) - - � - -hug Bucky, tbe nnt or a Mrlea of anonymoua dally IIJl1JnaJ Case therein rendered. and belng --------- - - -n:LEVlSION RADlO A..'11 D $MA LL irtft■ arriving at the Mennig home In 11Uburbatl Bt. UtUla, No 1 2,981 in said Court, I will of . Thoma• M, Faln CHARLESTON MILK BASE. How• applia11ce repair. Phone Oti1 Mo. 11:lgbt ,ucce--1vt daya found tho following a.rrlvalll: fer al publlc sale at the front door Tenntt. eM Peet C•.irol ard Caldwell, Tuppen Plaim, McClinlock, H.ad�, Ohio, � lamb, two rabblta, three ducka, tour bamaten, tlv• Village the ln Courthouse ffM 1-,.cttaft, lmunnce- tHt• Oh.lo. Phone Coolvllle 1598. the of 2-1-tfc p....... ab: '!hit. mLot, MVeD white rata. eight tllh. wide. l•11 fffm1. of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, ___ 4 18 6tp _ Pllw "'""".,- WY 2-2166 CUSTOM SUILT K11'LHEN O& on the 21st day of May, 1960, at COM FOP.TAB LE FOOT WEAR tor - PR 6-JUO &li,Ded. lo: •�ID' bOIIIJ FM• e,. 10 o'clock A. M. the following now and the hol days ahead. We 2 Z9 Uc Um.ttel. )·o,,.man aud Abbott, land and tenements, to-wll : have K.EDETTES and SUMMER­ Situated In the Township or Rot• IHJ-tf Pbone WY-2-M21. E1TES in the •·most wanted" land, County or Meigs, State · or alyle.a. The Shoe Box, Middle• RLIVISION RADIO AND SMALL Ohio, and bounded and described ° port. � 18 6tc leM F0RD V8 F AfflLANE 2 DR. Appliance r_,.lr. Cell PHnk as followt: lledan. A beautiful car. sm-5.00. C';aptelna, 414 N. SffOfld Alff., Gao,n: Montgomery, 13.9 on up• FOR SALE: 1 · 8 C U . F1' HOT· First Tract: Being la Section 16. Mlddleport. Blaeltoan, Pomeroy. f 20-6tc I 3 tfc pe[', lt.8 on lower, 12 feet open; point refrigerator. 1 dixle gu beginning Wefit 14. Range Town 6, COLUMBUS UPI-The Division Gallipolis: 17.9 on upper, 13.5 on r1mge and l dinette aet. Priced 184.4 feet North of the Southeast AUCTIONIIR Good CINtt UMd Care of Wildlife Thursday said fish• reasonable. Raymond ThomaB, Complete hrvice ccn-ner of uid Section 16; lhence lower, 18 feel open; Lock 23: 12.3 ing conditions in lakes and All Mak• an4 MoNlll LangBvillt!, Ohio. 4 1 8 6tc West 18 feet; thence South 65 de­ and stationary. Crltt 8r■dfonl IIIETlOPOLlfAN MOTORS Condition ., Movable D•m•: streams this weeke11d ue nearly Writ-, Phone or Contact grees and 45 minutes West �2 600,606 aaat Mahl It, perfect. FOR SALE RESTAURANT CUM· A. C. BRADFORD, Recine, Ohle. feel to the South line of said Sec­ All dams are up Lock 1 3 through Ohh> Lock 22, running l 'i!i traps. Lock In its weekly lake and stream tir.,n; thence West along the South 20·U plele and re&d}' to operate. Call 1 906 CHEVROLET V8 STATION report, the division said water line of said Seetlon 2506 feel; 23 is down. or see Freddie Thabet, Mason, Ohio River Boeh: Downbound : lempentures made a marked rise Wagon One cartrul owner. W. Va. 4-21•3tp H0\1.1: BUL..DERS, ElRCH CABI• thence North 5 degrees and 50 Showa best of care $1395.00. NET makers Formica sink topa. minutes East 1 160 feet lo the Lock 12: Robert E. Reed at 7: 15 this week and fish have become Blaeltnars, Pomeroy. t-20--0tc 4 ½i H, P. GARDEN TH.ACTOR Vinyl asbestos block laid. Howe North side Qf Creek; thence along a. m. at 7: 15 a. m., 0-9; Sally Ann active. with. atlachmenls. C. J , Unger• ['epain o f all descrlptlou. Call the North side of the Creek North at 8:03 a. m. 2--0; Lock 13, W. C. le55 BUIC.K. l N VERY GOOD For East central and southeas• felt, Lane St., New Haven, W, GLO' Ne'.&ler, Ra.doe, Ohio. 83 dgrees and 30 minute• Eaat Beckjord at 9 a. m, 3-16; Lock 15: COllditlon $600. Phone SH2-tl92 it was reported fishermen tern : 0 Mike Creditor t a m., 0 . a 10 Va. 4-21•6tp ti: 2 2 24 tic 684.7 feel; thence South. 2 degrees 4-Z1•3tc. and 00 min utes Weit 817 re t; Reliance at 6 : � a. m. 14 "6 ; Lock have been enjoying good success _ 1956 HO USE TRAILER 30 ft. GRAVELY Tfl.ACTOJl SALIS AND - -thence South 73 degrees and 30 16: Robert P. Bonnie a t 3:40 a. m. throughout most o f tbe area _. _U P I_ TCK C 1 806 G·O_ N_ PM 1, Service. 51 2 E. Mtl11, PomeroJ. minutes East ,4;29 feet; thence 4-4; Lock 23: bland Creek at lakes. Best spots seem to be Pied Sleepll eix, 2 bedroom&. Very $895.00. Inquire at Hut Rest.aur• l'hone WY2...297J. Open 'Ill t North 3 1 5 feet; thence East 858 12:40 p. ,n. , 0-7; Jeff Boat 111 12:55 mont, Belmont County; Seneca, good condilion. Inq_uire el 4'17 ant, Rutland. 4.21 .3tc 1 p. m. vntll June I. lelNmM: feet; thence North 18 dearnes and p. m., 17•0; City of Huntington at Guernsey, Clendening and TapSycamore St., Middleport Harold Barnhart, RNd•vlllt, I 4 19 6tc 00 minutes Wr.:3t 132 reet; thence 4 :40 p. m. 20.0; Elger cucr at 4:55 ,pan, H arrison: Forked 1:Jun, Meigs 1 955 CADLLLAC 4 DH. SEDAN. Ohio. Phone CoolYIII• 3691. North 84 degrees and 30 minutes p. m., S·O: Brook lyn at 6:55 p. m . . Burr Oak, Morgan; Lake Hope end �ower 5lcerinc. Spotleu bla.ck. 3-19-tfc Ea!lt 684.7 reel; thence North. 1-3; l. F. Fricberger at 7 : 25 p. m . , Lake Alma, Vinton County and A.. SEID· fm lab. Blaettn an, AUCTION AT HOWARD $1306 .00. , degrees and 30 minutes 0-20; Upbound : Gallipolis: Fred W. Ve to Lake, Washington County. 5, FOR THE BEST ROOFrNG SER­ 70 ENAB "L'S ..., , ,,·ine ,urov1,,, J une, "' ,1,,;, pomeroy. 4 2().6tc East 132 feel; thence North de• Olcott at 3 a. m . 4·0; Robert Gipson The major streams are also in 3tc · lll60. 4 22 vice, roo( repuirlng, roofin&, at 8:30 a. m. 2-0; Lock 23: Ki\bJck fair to good fishing condition, in­ 19M MERCURY IN GOOD CON• roof p , ainting. Call UB Bill grees and 30 minutes Eaat 132 FOR SALE at 2:10 p. m., 0,5 and two derrick eluding Hocking River, Hocking feet; thence North 70 degreea and dilion. New motor and trans• Wyatt snd George Staats. Phone Offers will b e received a t the A. V, Criss al 2: 1 5 p. m., 0-8 County; Muskingum River, Mor­ boat!; minutes Ea11t 66 feet; 00 miaaion wlth 4000 mlle11. New WY2·2724 Pomeroy, Oh.io. and Fultz, Al· Webster at 2:4,5 p. m., 3•1; Cot- gan County and the Walhonding, of Irene Chotin office thence North 7ti degrees and brakes and wheel cylinden, 4-l�tp. at tori:cys, Pomeroy, Ohio, up lo Queen ton 3 :30 p. m . , 5-0: Beav- Coshocton County. 00 minutes Eaal 475 feet to the cape 1nd new U['M , Price $4fi0 eleven o'dock A. M., on Friday, ARI YOU RUN DOWN AT THI East line of said Section 16; er at 4:55 p. m., 0,1 ; E rnestine at 1 Phone WY2-6720. 4·20-6tc April 29, 1900, for .iboul 5J acre� hnll'i Ooe• your aeul nffd .. .,,. thence South »long the East line 6:IO p. m , 114: Fn,d W. Qlcolt at 1909 PONTIAC VB 4 DR. SEDAN. located on State Houle 680, Ued• Int? IHt '41.'ork. L....t Prlefl. of said Section 843 £�et to the l l :30 a. m., 4-0 Lock 28: Gona at I • 3 .Orange Townships, Radio &nd healer. One careful ford and RACINE SHOI SIRVIC I SHOP place of beginning, containing 1 : 1 5 a. m .. 1-21 ; Island Creek al 6'30 , . m. 6·" · owner. Extra nlcci $249!!\.00. Meigs Count�, known 11s the RACINI, OHIO. Mi.3 acre.ti. No K•nawha River Report Avail• Blaettnars, P omeroy 4·20-3tc r'or�man pro11crly. All offers sub· Second Tract: Being In Fraction Jed to Court approval. 6, Town 6, Range 14 West1 be. ■blo. Manning ll. Webster, glnnlni In the center of the public "" --Admin islralor. road 33 feet West of the North· OAKLAND, Calif.-Kai,er Alu· i/lNDOW BLIND,, AND SHADES 4-22· 3tc west corner or Fraction 2; thence · Ve11-.tlan Bllnda, all •bca •nd -,,--:---,=:--------­ minum & Chemical Corporation along ceJlter of the public r6-d colon Free Bltlmitea. Dale net earnings for the rirst quarter n'O'rth 18 degrees 1md � mlndl:eB Wlppe,I Supply, 211\ Union l\t,,.;··--: · ended March 31, 1960, were $7, ., West 233 feel; thence alonK the · Forner<l)', Ohle., 3-4r60lc 297,000. D. A, Rhoades, president center of the road North 16 de· announced today. Earn ings for 8efore 9:30 A.M. grees 20 minutes . West 217.9 feel; I LllVING ROO M S UlTI!:. EXCEL· Middleport WY-2°2649 the comparable quart.er a year ago thence along the cente[' of ['oad lt-nt condition. Will dellvcr rea­ Pomeroy WY-2-319J COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Michael were $4,206 ,000. North 19 desreea and 00 mlnutes aon1 Ule '.li1tance. Phone SH2KAUTZ PIID STOR We!!t 591.2 feet; thence ilong een, V. DiSalle said Thursday the "67'l. 4-20-3tc During the first quarter domes­ At Chetler ter ot road Ngrth 40 degrees and state has collected only eight Yukon 5•2145 30 minutes Weal 177.4 feet; thence cents for every dollar it has spent He shipmenls or aluminum were HOUSE AND LOT IN NAYLORS HAMILL HRVIC. STATION along the center of road North. 50 on caring for mental patients lowe[' than eiq,l.'cted as a result of customers absorbing invenlor­ Run, Weit M.11.ln Street, Pome· ..,o,. 9:00 A.M. degrees and 30 mlnutes WeRt 153 since 1916. ieS built up at the end of 1009. roy, alx room,, bath, all ut!H­ Albeny 33H fetll to U:e North line or said Ste• The aovernor ddcnded h.is pol· tiea, $199ft.OO. Every Day Senter Uon 6; thonce West Z280 feet to Earnings for the quarter, how­ For FREE lnspedlon FRAME HOUSE, TEN ROOMS I -- . . the No['thwe1t corner,of said Fr■e· Icy of trying to eollect back bills ---- ----ever, were fuorably a ffected from the families of the mental {two tomplete five ['OOm ap.11rt­ PHONI lion 6; thence South II degrees and U PHOLSTERY CL . AN ■ D by an inc['ease ln aluminum price ment1) 1111 uUlitle1, two b1th1, by ne w modern method endoned 21!1 minutes East 160 feet; lh.ence .patients. Not to do ,u-., he aaid, which became effective in Decem Gilmore•, Supply Store doubla lot, on !'ronl Otreet by Dy leading fabric manufactu.rtin. Soulh 17 deg['ees and 15 minutea would be to penalU:e \he tu;,pay­ ber and by completion of a con­ WY-2-2774 Pomeroy, Expreu Orrlce, Coat very low. All work guar11n- Weal ft7 feet; thence South 37Ci era unhirly. tract calling for shipments o1 $4QOO.OO. O'Brien and Crow teed. Ji'urnlture ['Cady to use In feet; thence North 57 deg['ees and DiSalle'a 1tatement waa In an­ bauxite to government stockpile. Vaughan's Exlermlnallng Realty, Call WY2·2120, Pome• 2 hours. All work done eleclrl• !Kl minute& Eaal lG'l feet; thence awer to the crillciam of State First quarter net sales · were Company roy, cally. Call today for demon1tratlon South 30 degree11 and 40 minutu Auditor Jame■ A. Rhodes, who $1 1 1 ,085,000 compared with sales TWELVE FOOT MEAT CASE, St. Mary1, W. v,. or estimate. NO OBLIGATI ON. East SOO feet; thence :,outh 14 de• contended T hursday the state of $97,247,000 Ior the firat quar­ double duty, Koch, llie new greea and 10 mlnutel West 100 wu · w11ting Itel time and one mil• P•uah'• Uphol•Mry Cle,an.,.. ter of 19S9. $500.00. h,et ; thence South 10 degrees and Uon doUara and "compounding PhoH TU2.J�5. uf:u1� n.kt.i.1 u[kfa'OkD HULL. 4,l"61p t-21"3tc 15 minutes Eaat .&84 feet; thence misery'• by Heklna: to collect the On a per share buis, the Alao milk cooJ-,r. Mu. Eurana CLILANltl South M degrees and 30 minute■ back bllla. Thomas, Lon& lioUom, Rt. No. quarter's eatnlngs amounted to ·-• W.. a TV ae,,.lr a. wllt East M2 feet; thence North 84 de• 1. 4-21-3lp 41 cents pe[' common share, af• LIVI IAIT, MINNOWS, NIGHT PhtM WY 0:Z-22" greea and 13 minute■ East 2.10 "I• that hi• oplnlon for this ter preferred dividends, based on cr1wler1, flshln1 1uppl1111, fl,h• t'11meroy, Oh-. gree1, 15 minuteB E111t 230: feet: wee•?" DISalle aaked. "The week 15,0H,152 ,,hare, · ouutandlng In& llcen1ea, Hallablc from 6 thence North 6 deg['eea, 10 minutes we Announced our plana, he was compared w /ih 20 cents in 1959 on a. m. to 7:30 p. m. week dayJ. Weit MM feet; thence East 1 188 quoted H saylna: he called atten• lll,006,71 1 shares. Sunday fl. 10 a. m. Fife Novelty UIIO aOATI ANO MOTOR• '95 ( ---feet; thence Norlh 86 degrees and tlon to tbe oYerdue account, ln and ,, whll• th•r I•••• Metro, . Shop. f 21·12lc ,.11,a11 600 Mlln BARNES-SJJ(l'SON IN&ua....NCII: 30 minutes Ead &98 feet to the lfl7. A&�tt., Kiddle� Fir•, A.ato- place of beainnlni, containln.a IJ., Pomeroy. PhMe WY..:l-'UO, "I supoose tbli week he feela TEAM OF BLACK MARES 2800 mo611e, BondL PhOllt WY.a- 78,54 acrea. 1 1 •2+-tfc tbat stand'• unpopul•r and he's I lb1. M. I!:. Get1y1, Happy Hol• 2II08. _ _ Third Tr1ct: Being In Fraction aoin1 the other way" the 1over• _ low Road . 4-21·3lc 36, Town 8, Ran1e 14 West; begin• nor aald. Rhodea 11 a Republican. Miu f.yndell Lyons and Miss coMfLETE IN&uiui'c!l nina; 312 feet South of the N<trtll• DISalle a Democnt. Rent Sally Torrence were cue1t1 Sat­ ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· tectlon. Ufe, Auto, lite. Pollo. _ Fraction 31; u1d corner or eaat er. Run, and look.a like new. urday of Mr. and M'ra. Marion .lfld4l c.11 Don II.WI. ' •por\ thence South ■Iona the EHt li�f' uo 1111 throw away b1J1a. Full APJU\ ,. :MEN'l"S - J'urD.Llb:ed and 'Rl&a:1 Ind dauchttr, Athens. Oblo • tlo n To Modify 1.1uturn11nect. Melluten, M.kldle• ' ___ of said Fraction 373 feet; thence iu ,prict only '34.00 or term• por�. t"bon1 WY•2·H8tl, 1-i·tf Mr. and Mrr,. Floyd Ridenour and /SO mtnuu. 31 d•II'•• South • Is lt de1lred. rhone WY2-2204. DON Sl'JVW 268 reet; thence North 43 degree■ A motion to modlty the divorce of Chea tel', Mr. a:id Mrs. James 2·l2·4tc !AN D B lltlOM HOUSE,TWO 3 and 00 mtnules Weit 24 ft�; . decree in the uae of Phyllis Parr and d1u1hlfl' of Athens, room 11parlment1. A. N . Donael, 1 COCA COLA MACHINE JCk thence North 30 deg:rees and 30 Raines VB, Floyd B. Ralnea has and mother Mra. Vlralnla :-arr of Phone WY2·3272. 1 1·2•tlc holda 6 caaea. Call ot 1ee Fred• minutes Eaat an feet ; thence N qrth·, been overruled ac<!ordln1 to a n Parkerabur1 spent Easter with Braga. die Thabet, M11on, W. Va. 29 detreea and 50 ud nutos &a•� eintry signed by Jud&e John C. Rev. ind Mn. FOR IIENT HOUSE IN POMEROY f.21-3tp, Mr. and Mr». Wayne Brlcklea north feet; 17 de ree \hen<:e 275 .1 ( Bacon tn common . Pleas Court. • 4 room• and bath, unfW'nlahed, were calling on her nlece Mri. and 1.4 mlnutea East 255 feet to Call after IJ:30 P. K. Phone defendant n1 1ranted the UNCLAIMED SINGER SEWING Willard Ebetabach and family of the place or betinning, contain ! I to vlait 4·18-lfe WY2·,'i1175 minor r of children machine . Wllt tell for SH:1.00 in all 135.74 acrea, more or 111. the couple at all re11onable ' Ch.,ter Wedne11da:,. 4N Llftfflll It, plua $8.fO due ua for parts. a. But subject to aU Ie1al high Phone WY ,2�561 MN•Joport Umu. Phone WY2-220f. 2·22""c ASHLAND OIL SERV, STATION 1 Said real eatate ta apprai s ed at In anoth.Jr Common Pleas Middleport, Ohio. Good oppor• $3000.00 and cannot be sold for Court action, judcment w11 1?ant­ \unity tor rl'1,hl party, Come to len than two thirds or the ap- ed the lndu1trlal Commiul.on of buh, plant at Minersville or FOR SALE: �' IVE ROOM HOUSE praised value, Ohio for $25o In lhe ctllfl of the det1l111. call WY2·216A for Terms: Cash in hand on day of commluion n. Eva C. fbaell, dba 13 acre&, :i miles from Middle'6·20·:tlc port, 1h mile off Rt. 7. Cqntact sale. Eva•, Reataorant, 1 14 Wert Main ROBERT C. HARTENBBACH St., Pomero�. Bhinche G. Cline, Albany, Phone UNFU ltNJ.SIIED APARTMENT, 4 . ' 2467, a&ent tor Centnl Realty ShetlU, Melis County, Ohio __::.______ rooms, bath. !tent rea1on111ble. Company, Columbu1. 4-21•3tp WEBSTER ti: FULTZ, GROv'£ ,Vacant April 23. No. Second-av, PINE - AttornQ1 for Pl•tnttff Mr. and Mn. Geor1e WaUer of ' � iddleport. Phone WY2·1529:I. HOUSE ANO LOT FOR SALE IN (4) 22, 28: (0) ti, 13, 20, 51c L1ncuter 1pent Sunday with Mr. 4 22 6tC I Syr■euae. See Rklhard Wine- ---'------ --and , Mra. Clay Cook, 4·31-llp · brenner. ' ' L ega I N ti'ce or PHON E WY-2-21 57 Notices • 1 9 ! For �ole ---------- HlVtK REP(lRT C B ) Auto Sales Fishing Is Best This Year Says Wildlife Survey ia.,n..,.,, I en ---------- Kaiser E rmn · gs Up In Quarter l9J For Sale l► rn ,� ,�B_A /, I' . Just Completed DiSalle Bites . I ' Back At Rhodes n Billm " g Fuss Call Dlci Sterrett ■ (9a l Marine Suppl iei. l Mot•,._ ■. Pio, I - VI motor, lltd. tn:ne., nwllo and Dart 1reen over belce itaeater. COOK WANTED, CALL Y{Y2,9982, 4•20-StC READING TIIIS AD W01''T HELP Call the num�r below for ap­ pointment If you ..re 28 and can quallfy u the man I want, this amall ad will be the bealn• olnJ of )'O\lr future. OL-3..al& ,111.ai. L•.I Not;ce 1 HousE roR sALE rN POMEROY I•.,,. .,.0, · ce NOTICI 0, IALI OP 9 room,, 2 bath■, lull ,�ed NP'ftCI OP APPOINTMINT fumace, AUTOIAOIILI bdie:ment, ne w ;.11 Notice la ·hereby &iven that on c... Ne. tl,ISI l arae lot. F. A. S\lalnl, 807 l■tate of Ill•-• ,..,._. Sl"lna Ave., Pomeroy 6-10.121< Friday, Moy 6, llltiO, at 10 A. 1\1., the Und�ed will offer for 111e lven th1t JloNoUce Is hereb auction to the hl1heat' FOR SALE, FIVE IU)OM HOUSI •t public Coals wti= P011t L. bert Blaetat band cash or t bldder wltb bath. Nice loatlOll, Melvin . t. Ohio, liu ' Auto COmpan,, Pomeroy, addN!l8 11 Nlddl Hoad, I l l Locu■t St, l'oa>erbJ tnar deacrl.bed auto- been duly appointed Adralnl1�tor followlna tht Ohio, s-ao-,otp mobile to-wlt: One l&M Dodie, 2 or the E1tate of _ Sherman Stepbena ·�-____L'I __ _ Z. dr. 1ub Motor No. -0-, Serial No. late of MkldltPQrt vnlqe, Meil• l!OUSE - FOR SALII PAO ,. County, Ohlo, deceued. 88831�1. town, 111 rooirla, t -1-;ora• Dated lhia 2111 day ol April Dated thla llllh daJ> of April, 2 up, approximately 1 · acre 1• • IJIIIO, 111110. mllff 11 well �xeeU!)nl nl land F. H O'BRIEN GINIIIAL IM)TORS ACCIP. from Pomeroy on Stitt �te Jud&• or the \,;;;bale Court TANOI CORPORATION ti92. . Price '84)0,� lil<j�lre ' lleip Counl)', Ohio ii', J. W. al �'A'�ll;L. . - PA 76' · ' .,(4) U,, .;_ <G>. L... ._,. ..,: . (tl 20, :U. la, Ila --· ' -V-" Not,· 0.....,.. ,n omce den. :�ell , _ , ._ _ '· • , s,1111 6,00 6:1, 6,30 1:00 8:30 8;35 9,30 10:00 10:30 1 1 ,00 12:00 12,1� 1 : 30 1 : 35 2:30 2:35 3,30 3:35 4:30 4:35 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:30 Letart Falls Social Notes lll. I I QanntC I .,. Ftld \ ,o,oo MT OLIVE News Of The Week Slnd■y - c.1sannel I .i,oo l2•�• ,,ob . .. J :S"411t1da, � ..v......,.. --/...... $6AS - '• • • I • CHEAPER IN 5 GALLON LOTS • • I • CUslomer Parllln8 la ReJ!I' Of Sten, MIDDLEPORT, OHJO • •• •• • • • •• I • w. w. hut Spe cial Reports \Bi' CIUNJTY l'Allll FA*II , Va., Qhio Stote Univeni.ty ·Keep Area Farmers Informed MOM. thtu F.RI, · 1 2 :30 P.M, ON , : · 11 1 · . , w ; M�•· i!f ''!"ffl �. .. J•ri\1 ·· , DubiJn wtNi', iXlif" - I \ I I ° YOU W0N Tf � w,9ll .� , luithot -_niee you will be oo_.u.T IA'l'Ull'l"l' with a Quick-Recovery IIO,plloll Ele<f,:I< Water Heater or your IDOD6Y will ' � be· mumed. lncludin1 the ooato. I Boe your electric oppliance doalerc,r P,lumber, 'oi.cioll ,a for mon detaila. I '· \�' '. 1 ! i � I E LECTRICITY 1a 70.;_ 'IJe\t• - to - watu, l'L ABNII! -IW' Tll�N A>l WINDS UP TH'IWO,,II� IXll.llU: mDl>IN' 1'I �' Tll' WHCILE,W'.SS O'-.J'Ma,J AN'WIFES, "' lO TJ.fTIJNECS: AH � --"MIOS KI.SSW' '1-M? M::W.'! ALL lllGIIT!! '/C/ KNOWS WHur '/CIF., GITTIN' FO' 'iORE M::NE'i !! tlAMl,INII ,\Ll,F.l' l ltad a · hunch, Corky, lit.It I wa•n't­ certain. .. . Tuppers Plains Society Niws · Agriculture Ag ents • l'IOlE(tS LCJNGa' .,.�111 1� .. COUNTY GALLIA MASON • com uss ·. AFORE HE TOOi< TH£M Plll.5 HE'D LAY OOW!'l AG'tNST THAT Ol CHINABEAR'I SIUl'IP OUT 'IONOER AN' 51.EEP 1H' LIVELONG DAV S1o1n4-.r ·1 I • 1' ) :-,, ,.,.·;. • ' • l ) .. . ' t I 1 ,-, 1 1 I ; (. >l I � 1 ,;, " 1 • ,[1 ' ,,.,, ., ! --- I LET'S HAVE A PICNIC I N THE PAR K TOMORROW • .- - RaS<W• · ....-. · -,�ao-· -� ....--- • CJ,...., • <OVDS MOU ·-=--�·-...,. · -- a,oo ... . . , . -------WC HS.TV C"unnel 8 -.., ......... fflO\Ollo\iott Cha!lnel 3 - 5un�a) A- nel 3 - Saturday • WHllt "'"' IIQI WIim w-.•� QUAl\�NTEJ: WMPO Daily Pro1?fam Sehedule Saturday 8:00 lleY. Mt.nlt.>mefJ' (Rutland -Ion) Sign On 8:30 Country Hymn Time Guest Ster 8::ffl The Sunday Show Ncwe &. We.11.th1c1r 9·. 30 Newa Rt'D 9:35 TM Sunday Show Breakfut Party �:00 Science Fiction Theater 10:SO New1 NewR �:30 Waterfront 10:36 The Su.aday Show Breakfast Party 4:00 Comedy Playhouse 1 1 :30 'f'h.e Army HoU,1' 6:00 Home Run Derby News 4 : 30 Adventw-e Time 12:0!) NOOn Ne-WI 8:30 N ew1 Picture Mutorcade 5:0C Steamboat .Sill 12: l & V.iriinlo Vltllot (P&4evllle 6:U Saturday Sportl Roundup Star Salute S:llO Clv.o Kid J<poot<>llo Chllf'qh) , G: 5!1 Weathereut Top Tell 8:00 Mwic il;1 lhe Round 12:30 United NaUOlll ShOW . '1:00 Saturday Nl&ht Jamboree Noon New, 111:1.5 The nm 1�at".ker SllOW 12,4& Social Security 1:30 Bonmu Weekend e:H w�athen.■n 1�00 Rev. Teets (Carpenter) 8:30 Man and the Challenge News o!·�O 'New!'I iJlctu,... 1 : 80 ,Sunday Showc■ae 9:00 The Deputy WO!:'kend 111:45 Huntley Brlnl.Jey Report 2:00 Anniversary Showea■e (0:30 Man From Interpol Ohio News 7.00 Pionee['S 2:a<> Broadway Showcase 1 l :OO rilew1, J:1�11clli:b. We'.?kend 3:ot Sunday Sbowcale News · 1 : 1 0 tv'eet11e1<"ut 7 : 30 Journey to Understanding 3:30 Rev. Wll10n (New Hsven , , : 1 5 Shoclr:wateb Weekend e,oo Troubleshooten Chunh of God) . :on 'il2n Off Project 20 News 4:00 Sunday Showcase Weekend 9,30 Muque['ade Party 4:30 News 10,00 Cavalcade ol Sp0rts Guest Star 4:3!1 Sunday Sh.owc11e 1 10,45 Jackpot 1Bowlln11 Pat Bnone Sho " 5:30 News & Weatber 10:15 Sign On 1,1 .0A New, H.aa<lllalN. Sundown Serenade 5:40 Congressman Moeller 10:45 Sign On · ll:JO WeatM.r.-""° · Off the Air . . . . 5:45 Washingon Report s la tha 11 :00 This is the Life 11:ll 1b, Jack Pur S1,1nd•r e Pegpl 1 1 :30 TV Chapel 1'1111 stu ull 1 '45 Sign On 6:00 Sundown Serenade 1 1 : 50 Dugout Dope 7 :47 Sunday Chapel 8:30 Off the Air 12,00 Cincinnati Baseb,11 ----' --'-- -�...,an 2:30 Championship Bowling Miss Marion Daniele of Laqrel S:90 Sunday Movi�time t.lB Sbcn On Cliff wera recent guests of .�r'I/ . . 8:00 Clrele 3 Ranch 1:30 World Ct\ampionship Golf and Mrs. 'L. · L. Ni�. 1:00 Sheena, Queen of Jvnete 5:30 Convention 1960 Harry RIil ls ii! of nu. , t � � 9:30 Junior Auetlon By MRS. J. D, ROUSH Denzel! Bpueu _ moved iUie,. ti:00 Meet the PHIS t0:00 Bow� Doody� Re11. and Mrs. W etiet Thoma fint of �, week to" East 8:30 Sunday News Picture -; .1.ao - ..... -JO =· --• - - 7:00 of Pomeroy were su ppcr guests to the Burtnen home, Tral1 Overland 11:00 Fury Friday of Mrs. Freda Evans and Roberta Roush of the . E�ghth 8:00 Sunday ShowcHe 11;80 Clrcul BoJ altended the UB re,•lval. Grade was one of the clia,M�on ,, 9:00 r.hevy Sbd'lt l2>00 True Storr Mrs. Freda Evans and nephew spellers who went tG Rutt� to· · Mystery of Bour Dow 10:00 12:30 Det.tttlve'1 Dairy Raymond Adams t, · were guests compete in the finals. 11·00 Newa Be...0 1 -.0.. 1 \:00 Down on the Farm Thursday of her sii1ter Mrs. Ver:.:.1 U:1.0 Weatb(;J'i:lllt 1 :30 Command Performance Mr. and Mrs. Herbert UWl h non Carly at Gahanna . Nitewatc1' :15 1 1 Bl.!leball 2:00 Cincinnati Attendance at the United UB visited M['S. Clarence Chap� Sunday school Easter was 73 An Satu['day at Mei.is General Ho,­ E 11ster program followed. Su� day P.i tal. She is ill of a heart condi­ nigh.t two joined church Mrs. lion. UIO Leave it to a.aver Le�a Brlnker and Rode['ick Carl Wolre of MarJetta Collt!&e 9,00 Lawrence Welk: Shn Grimm. lf was home for the Easter vacation ,vbllee U. S. A. 4:CIO Amert... BandrlU« with Mrs. Do!Ue Wolfe and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Layne Up-to-the-Mlaute Nna of 11,00 1:31) Rln Tl,, Thi Dale and Dallas Hlll. Pittsburgh ai;e visiting Mr. and 11 :10 Sport, Report i:00 San Fran.claco Belt I Mrs. Edward Burmen. U:Ui Late Show t:6' Y(lu, 'i!:uo A.el)IWW Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill o( 8:40 Weather Teller ' • Columbus spent Easter with their NeWI 8:46 John Daly parents Mr. and Mrs. J,li,n Hilt '1: 00 Buddy Starcher Sl).ow John Hopklm File and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark. 7:IO Wall Dllney PreMnt, Bi.hop Pike Br MARV PIIRC I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark or 1:IO :Man From Black Hawk '.:00 College. New, Conferenoa Neighbors and friends , W�1' Racine spent Mondny evening 1:00 '77 Sllllaet Strip 1 :30 Film . sorry to learn of the de.flth of with Mrs, J. D. Roush. 10:00 The lleteellYfl 2:00 ABC Playhouse James Spaun, Lona: Run. Revi,•al services arc no In w Saddle Black 10:30 2:30 �ep<:e Theater Mrs. Emma Powell ls .at ilotnl progress al Mt. Moriah Church of 11,00 Th• N..,. Toltllbl Open Heartn1 · and Roger and Darrell DeeW God. 11:'111 � the Vleattil 8:30 Ctmpala;n ,Round-up spent their Easter vacation . with Mrs. . J. D. Roush spent , lt:10 Spo,ta !lop.rt Sunday .. t:00 The Commonwealth of afternoon with Mrs. L. L. Nice her. 11,11 Late . W . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bart�p tJf Nations at Plants. l:11:411 Sip Marietta spent Easter with H■tel 4:30 '.l1BA Mr. and Mis. Okey Kiser aml Johnson and son Junior. . . Mattie's Funday Funn� 5': 00 children spent Sunday with his Ethel Chev-a.lier spent 5:30 News Con,erence -parents Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Badre and Bulfotl Kiser. 6:00 Carbide Chorus Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher are with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Piere,. 1 1 ,00 Eddie �crl■t Show Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pigott ahd 6,30 Robin Hood announcing the birth of a son, 12,00 Lunch Wllh Soupy Sale ■ daughter spent Sunday wUh Mr. April 16th. Gnndpare nts .ne 12 ,so Gray Ghool Mr. 1,00 , Trackdown and Mrs. Riley Pigott and son, and Mrs. Pete Shields. 1 :00 TV T lO Ms.Ye!'iek Don. 1 ,30 Talk Back 1h30 t,awman Mrs. Robert Owens and daugh­ Miss Linnie Swan was taken to 2,00 Li'I 1,00 The Rebel ter of Columbus spent the week the Camden-cluk hospita I in 9:30 The Alaskan• 2:30 Film end with her mother, Mrs. Carl Parkersbur g by the Arbaugh aDJ•, 10:30 Johnny Staccato 3:00 Studio Wrestling Wolfe and sisters, Mrs. Dallas bulance Friday evening. .. 1• 1:00 The Ne\fS fonlgbt 4:0Q Baseball and Mrs. Dale Hill. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce spen& Dttit.: Clarl' "thff 1 · 11:0t Wftther Window Other guests Sat urday were- Mr. T-h-Qlatb.Y l\fith Mt. add Mt\! .lake1 , Late Show 8:00 Brave Stallion and Mrs. Arth.ur Donahew and 'f'adiretilr. 1 �rs. J. D. Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller " .... . were ['ecent guests of their dau­ ghter, Mrs. Laura Wildermuth, RN, at lhe GSI. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and By l!VELYN BJllCKLES Th.e C<1mmlln.ity 0004 �Jda, &�nice Wa. htlld �t the �tho­ d1st church, Rey. Freeiahd N$Tl.1, Rev. PauJ Hooks, Rev, Eldqft & Bloke, Rev. Hal Doatet and R'eV. Bragg ,participating. Rev. ,ra11 1ave the }U'iyer and. 1pe, cial muaie from the Sunset of Racine 11nd the Coe quu-tat -of Lott['!tlge, . · �e S1.1ndse ,ervicea ,-,,re don­ ducted by Rev, and Mr,. . Paul · . Hoo�s ,ra t the EUB Church. Speciil AS WELL AS mWIJc by . tlie Christy larnily and M!s,. Nord111n Bah.r .and d a\lghteii, Dop�a r Je'.an. .· �obert Kl� or Arlington, ,pen:t the w'eetend with bis mo­ ther , Mr�. . Mabel KJm. , Mrs. 1 4d•. 'NU ha, been return­ FROM , ed to her home !rom Jh� . Shelter• Jng :Arms Ho.apitaJ, At!J;ens. . , J'obn. Rice who i's teaching lieai' Zanesville ■pent the weeken-d he['e "1th hJa paredts, Mr. an; Mrs. Wil'mer Rice. ·i Mr. �nd C. E. W�e qent . �aste[' 'With Mr. and Mrll'. 11-a,nitd:' · ' Bahr a'n'd 1Dnl of Cheater. Miu Ann .·HeadJey · of� Parker�· · burfl, Miss Judie White of I d,l, " . . �l , ;1 Mr. and Mft•!l'!M· s,'� ahil , Mra. fft,1( ' · '. e '.t:dff-ti t t' Liyerpopl -alld 't! 'j ' ��!,r� Btoob of end lluetll of Ill• �• �ftdl s f,mm". ,,. 1)1 0 " g••. ' • lltl,. 'a d y, ,j:l4t>n . 1�IOifl � U...n� Bl • ' , ll,, at Al' M ' . ' ' • ,, .,p,,\ � 11 , ;., , e,so Mr. and Mrs. Verne Watterson, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Beegle, went to the funeral home in Marietta Tuesday evening to iee Mr. Watte['son's uncle, Her­ man Jones, who had passed away. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and children of Allia.nr , , Mr,. Lottie. Spencer and Clarence Frank, Syra­ cuse, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Parsons of Athens called on Mr. and 'Mrs. A, C. Bradford, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Solon Butehe[' of Cleveland spent the Easte[' week end with her mother, Mrs. Ida Howell. Mrs. Helen Johnson went to TO· ledo to spend two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpsen and Mrs. Isabel Simpson left MOn• day morning for a vacation in F1odda. �drs. Christine Lake was an Eas­ ter dinner guest of M['. and Mn. T. G . Hilldore and .daughter, Don· na. Ira Beegle h.as returned after 3 visit in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle. � Mrs. Laura McKenzie and Miss Patty Shain were Easter s upper guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Bill M.c• Kenzie at Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cairns and children spent the Easter week end with relatives in Akron. :; HOUSE PAINT Running out of hot water too often? , April 22, l 0-7 _� I <lnmnel 3 - F-tda, • . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlewrt, 0., TEL EVI SIO N G U I DE WSA Z.TV Cha nnel 3 MONEY ON HOUSE PA/NnNO , . , w. w. ( 2 1 ) Real Estate 1953 FORD " . Dally Overruled I I Vklorla Hard Top Coupe SAVI Tuppers Plains Events Of Weck Decree OPENING: Monroe hotnt puty demon,tr11lor In any vicinity. Exclu1l11e housewares Glfltll Earn S7&-Sl00 week!)', no capi­ tal needed. No dellvcriea! N o Collectlona! 'write Monroe Pro­ ducts. Slroudabura, Pa. 4-22- llp Mr. and M['s. Bill Jones of Avon spent friday and Saturday with Mn. Oma M o ntgomery. Mrs. Lillian Lee, son-in•law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Tas­ sian and. baby, Cincinnati, were week end g uests or Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lee. Scott Wil lock of Albany spent lhe week end with his mother, Mrs. Hose Willock. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wetherholt of Gallipolis visited MrB. J. T. Jiv• iden Satuntay. Mr. and Mrs. James Jividen, Zanesville, spent the week end he['e. Easter guests of M['. and ilfrs. Charles Wagner were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goeglein and children, Circle11ille. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Dayton were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayman , East.8'1' guests of the Hay­ mans were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wil­ son and children, e.nd Robe['t Rick. ant, Pomerny. idrs. Otlmer Grimm (Virginia Reed) or Middleport, attended Eas­ h�[' services at the Methodist C hurch here Sunday. Miss Ruth Ellis of Columbus visited relatives here Easte['. Mrs, Flo Allwlne and daughte[', Mrs. Evelyn Trieb. of Columbua, spent last week with Rev. F. E. Dunn and visited Mrs. Dunn at Holzer Hospital. ·Mrs. Dean Allen of New Lexington came Monday to j spend ee11eral days. Mr. and 'Mrs. Francis Morris and I gra ndson, Bill Lake, spent the 20b -) Insurance ( 1 41 For ---------- ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted James Thompson and children of Clinton, Iowa ; Mr. and Mrs. Ken• neth Wirt, W ooster; Mr. and Mn. Dale Finley, Fredericksburg, Miss Flo Wirt, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sah;er and sons, D ayton. 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis spent the Easter week end in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis and met their son, Tom, a Radar Sea. man on the USS Mt. McKinley at Norfolk, Va., who is on a 12-day leave. ' ' !:alter ,...1r.end wllh llr. ud 11n. R. K. SwUl and <iauJhter, Colum-, bUI. Mr. and Mn. John FiJher and ,__,, The Booster Sunday S<:hool Cla11 aons of Akron, Mr. and Mn. Ital' met at the hotne of Mn. Pearl Roush and 10n, Jerry, and friend Martin Friday evening, April 15. of Cincinn1ti spent the week: end An Euler pn,gram was preliented with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rou1b and other relativea. by Mrs. 1-'annie Sayre. 'Mr. and M.i1. Lari')' Birch and The hostesses, 'Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Gretta Simpson, &Histed bJ children of Cl inton, N. C., were �1 1s1i Marilyn Rice served refresh• guests of his parents, Mr. and Mr,. menls to Miss Vera Beegle, M n. Elia Birch. Donald McKay of Mt. Victory, Fannie Sayre, Mrs. Laura McKen­ zie, Mrs. ,[.sabel Simpson, Mn. �e­ was an overnight gueat of Mr. and rie Roy, Mrs. Marie Roush, Mrs. Mrs. Verne Walterson. �aggie Sha in. Mn. Blanch Watter­ Mrs. Mae F. Wolfe spent Eaat­ son, Mn. Helen Simpson. er at Graham, W. Va. Mrs. Gretta Simpson entertained Overnight guei;ts of Mrs. Carol her Su11day School Class wilh arf Sayre Thuuday were Mr. and Mrs. Easter party and six o'clock din• Lester Dressler, St. Albani, W . Va. ner Thursday, April lot. There Mr. and Mrs. Critt Brad.ford ot were twelve children present. Worthlugton and Miss Diane Du· spent the week: Guests of Mr. ind Mrs. Grover ian of Columbus 'Mr. and Mr&. A. C. Brad• with end Salser here to attend the Birch• Salse[' wedding were Mr. and Mrs. ford. l S' POSE IT'LL BE VE RY CROWDED AS USUAl. YE AH --­ PE:OP..E &E T THERE AWf'UL EARLY , , 111 '�" NO!it KII CIW Oil IT ANl)ltl' IIOO' Ul'llietfr Ez& ...... ,. �.. Birthday, Ob,ertlffl By Seu,ins- Club 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd\epon , 0 . , April 22, 1960 The birthdays of Mra. Dale Smith and Mrs. Carl Shields were eelebnttd when the Busy Bee • •Sewing Circle of lhe Feder.ated Chureh met Thu rsday at the cb11tth for an 1i1II day meeting. ' Hobo Porty Held at American Legion Holl In Middleport By Child�en's League CELEBRATE ANN IVERS ARY Rev. John Elw,ood Named As Speaker For Baptist Youth OES Vespers Sunday At Middleport To Hold Rally Rev John Elwood, pastor of the Racine Methodist Church, At R oc k Springs \vill be the speaker for the o . E.S. Vespers which will _be held Pians were completed tar 1'0p­ er111Jon l'"orward" m&ht to be htld April �. when Pomero1 Bend 1.,ran&e met Wednesday eYenina: at the DAV Hall. C. L. Heaton, worthy m11ter, presided and one appeal for aid waa aniswered. Communications were read from the natio nal II nd state G r angea. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Spence we.re reporled iU. The cake baking conted was tleld with Mr s, Marshall Carlisle Mr1. H e 1 en v. Workman and Mn'. !� uth J ackson, Jackson, as judte,. , Mrs. H eatun won 1irat prize and Mn. C ar l K ::i.m1th, second. 1 At tne cl se 01 the meetina:, o I cake and cofJee were served. DILAP I ILO, Mainey About People In Pomeroy a,........,. a., ........ ·Small .'Businessmen • • , BANK •their{savingi At Sale Prices 1955 CADILLAC 4 Door Sedan · · · · · · $1 ,595 U11c lol'11I owner. Power 1t1.-c rl n,g. Spull('lM bh1ck iinbh. 1959 PONTIAC V8 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · $2,495 H.udio and llelilcr. One careiut owner. Extra nice. 1958 BUICK V8 - 4 Door · · · $1 ,995 U.ard Top &dan. One oa�l'w owner. Showe good oare. Was $2196. 1959 BUICK V8 Hard Top 4 Dr. · · · · $2,695 One can:f1.tl owrter. Oyrt.t·Mow. Radio and heater. Sharp t,tr. 1957 BUICK V8 Super . . · · . . . . · · . . . . $1,795 ! lard Top 2 Door. Power 1tt.-ering IDd brtkee. Really n1ce. O ne Nre!ul owner. .. 1 957 BUICK V8 Centurr · . . · · . . · $1,795 Uard Top 2 Door. Alm<>1l Hke the day It waii told. 1 956 CHEVROLET va .. · · · . . · $1,395 Statio n Wago n. One careful owner, Shows belt of �N. 1955 FORD VS Falrlane · ··· · · · · · · · · · · · $795 2 Door Sedan. A beauUful 01r. TRUC KS 1956 GMC VB 2 Ton Chassis & Cab · · $1 ,695 172" �f'tlhaM!. Exceptlomlly 1ood. 11.28 X 20 10 ply tlrca. One Clll"<flful owner. Uaed u produce truck. 1955 FORD VS Pickup SbO'WII &ood c.rc. $695 illanu /tlore OPEN UNTIL 7:30 MON. THRU SAT. · B LAETTNAR'S ,. POMEROY, OHIO 1 • l��•iP.r' ., ro� 1 ·1er OR 8t fl · For Articles .!"' · "'li'IY 'llili• w. Plam ' Dealer . , Girls Report ·on Trip To Candidates Turn Out For Portland Club USED CARS 1 95? Stud1bok1r a if)"!. with overdrlw. DEFROSflNG I MR IN . FREIZElt or .' REFR,.G...QTO.R· . . Lark.. 1 lOOlll owner. Like Ntw. 1 957 Ford V,8 l"llrlone IIOO - 2 Door. Ro• dio • HNter. Clea n • Nk-e. 1 957 Stud1bok1r Heat�. 1 956 M1rcurv Montolar Convert.lble. hw­ er Bnket • Seat. A-utom•• Uc Tra111m1Nion. New Top 1n<I. oil ,rood See 'lblo. ELVES 1 ,.,,, ,,,,,,, ,n- "feen Road•E-O f Uilday OO p8fking WlS ...... U,.fl-:r..Lt•ftites ' m. M'onday r t2 Af'-ternilftn·. ·. A •it n11111 TII I P.M. COATS BLDG. ' ON . rffE'. .IJ,i�f1. · ��-· ._� r�"'.N , . . . , . ,,,�•,� f•rld.._, �hl_r" : , ' �\6DUl'q.l:_T, 0, a • l!� 0 '° " Column Fifth U. S. lfJt ffl� ,� !IM '10UCJ6, · 'C Meet The Candidates Bentz, Holter, Davis Are Seeking Local Political Offices Uan I _I/- !JI, 'Iii\! IN�E.,:L'$ : FU·R.N ITI.JrtE_ u.... '' . � ,0. S l;:, da ter '. ' Final 10 Day Action Planned By Committees For Hospital .-,,t m -� 'So Much For So Little' . . , He}d Jn' Gym Of pomero u·IP"h y REFRIGERATOR• . ZER01FREEZE ADJUST ILi _..SHB.'iD • CIISPII See Thie Guaranleed . u •'-"-"! ., T .... �. SIi■ 0 t, Ml·�•· fJP.OI IEAL He,ter. s..· r��-t.ers T �.w .,._ 1 "SPACl-�GI'' ' •-• i-UU' NOR· ■ 1953 Ooda• V-8 •-rra_..u.. "" IMIIJ ' _ w,-t.an I, Malft It. ,-....,, 0. •so . _ ·..:..g"':I: ,\.'., :J�,· On ti_ 1 949 Ford 6 1949 O.ld1mobil1 "'1'1". HOiler. 1 950 DeSoto Radio and Healer. Good Tirea. 1953 Ford V-8 • Door, 11>4l• uid 1;1;..tor. Mri'ROPOLITAN ' ' . MOTORS r demolished in the collision on o R c��o�e���n�i today th"t Lee died ln•tantly mm,mum. the . ol · llJ>tt tllltn 80 :members ol the Meigs County Assoc,ation . e t cOllision whic h threw. n Leaulallon w d� also he sought in dinner meeti� Pub.li• e Sc:b.ool Employes attended an annual · to eslabliah maximum hours fo r him from his demolished Che• ofidle' .Orphiu�on at the Ches�r elernen\ary school last night . non•cerUfled employes. Mr. Lewis vrolet sedan to the side of the to b�ar ad�esaes by Stephen Lewis , secretary of the O�io �s- praised Sen. Porter's record in the soclitioa; and· J. -Sb,erman Porter, state senator from this dis- Oh'lo Senate and described him as road. He suffered a fractured Deputy Keanetb Grover stand& wbe1'e the body of Cbarlea E. Lff wu found skull, a crushed chest, a brok• trlc,f. · "a good school man." en 1et't leg and a broke n neek . . r,n,w;ng the regular ,..,; ,n, Corone -llj>IIS'Clejand presldenl of the county group, presided. · • r t;wing said. delegales from each difltrict met Sen:· Portv and 1i1r. Lewia were Lee was uld be lrave t e1 mg n real es te rth the x 2.2 la co U · l11 J � in classroom s to dlscuss problems , lritroduced by County Superintend, miles s�uth of the M i ddleport eftt' bf Schoo\, O� O. Patterson in reduced, thus relieving the heavy relating to thei r jobs aa cooks ' l corporation line. A tractor-trailer rs Rnd janitor&. a ,eU!on that follOWtd a dinner burd�n on real e.tate owne�s and bus drive ______ __ owned by the Keystone Motor ,of ution ing a ire,t distrib provid fa ■er'led · �f the , Chetlet PTA, ,rid Express, Inc., driven by Gordon the ta:r. load amona worker, who 1 ' }m)gram ·�y thti Cheiter ,chool. , s. Turley, 56, Huntiugton, e1ta�. o n real d wn o Va. o_t told � .1roup be 5et1 i'ort, • r ··. · was traveling · south, carrying a He ,uurec1 the mernben fa'vdred · a . te inco•e tax but on1 load of pipe. f that he tiivored leglllaUon that Skid marks lt the scene of the ����e��,�v�..1 . woqld spe)� out the duties and ., w J.:. crash showed that Lee was three ff t1irl1 were iueats of lhe MiddleOptimism, tempered with knowledge that "a lot of work non-certified for achedulea aa�ry D _ ;_:· • _ " ,_ . ellCll . feet over lhe c , e'mploYetll of the schools. porl • Pomeroy Rotary Club n;. remains to be done" dominated a meeting Friday night of the . enter line when bis car struck the left front Mr. Lewis ex.plained pr:o1pecLiv,e Meigs county candiclatell turn- day night to report on their Bo- county.wide committee asking approval of a bond iasUe to bumpe.r, wheel and fender of the ed out in force Jf&t nighl to en- ta'.ry-,ponsored trip to the Wilming- build the proposed Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital. \.clHlllt;ill le&i&lation which would be pre• · tented 111t the n�:Xt ffie;on Of the COLUMBUS UPI - The Ohio heavy tra c tor. '['Urley suffered a joy the cooking or the Portland · ton, Ohio Muiic FeSlival in M•rch Ediso n Ho l>Stetter, chairman, . presided, ass.isted . by Mn. sprained back but wa, not treated W C ladies and to ex.toll the ft- when the club met in social l'ooma Jegblotur,, •defining the. duUes ol State Bar Assn. said today ;1, � S Cedric Clark, secretary, and reviewed action taken to .date, 1 li ' Turley lold officers lnveatigal• own virtues l n speeches foJ lo1a:1-.. ; of the Heath Methodist Church. . f non-<'.ertified emgiO)'Oll and estab- nual 'first place award for jour . o th ac er ion planned by ls comm1'ttee, andl then accepted a The were M',ss Judy Gregg and ..,-fl5 · ' ·1• t� UPl _ lishing m111Jmdm salaries. He stat• nalists will go this year to Marc ing the accident th11t he Hw the the annual ··candidates Ni1nt" . ��iss Judy Butcher, who were p'�-- num ber of suggestions Irom lbe floor for ad d tional pmn,oUOD It jtrade ,, Pdfrtt.· �ere ha�e ed that legislation would be sought D. Gleisser of the Cleveland Plain car approaching and pulled to the dinner at the Portland school E · · right onto ttle berm but was un• epo nsored by the Portland Cont- sellted by Mrs: Clarence Lacey, dunng lbe fmat 10 days before the M ay 3 Primat"y e Jedion.. I cl'l,iJtnie M:°Je� m to u\crease the 0pre,ent $1600 al- Dealer. t vocal music instructor of Middle- Thirty•five persons attended. 1 the bosp,tal" in recent daf• with. � .91 ���:-b! •�"�, lobPe'1,t per cla'f'l'oom to $1800' as The awa rd was (or Gleisa�r·11 able to avoid the collision. Lee, munity Club. part High School. Several .reporta • were receiWd anno unce..ment lhal · UH1 JIUCI app .ucnUy P'8Vt1llng at a bl:h series of arliclea concerning the w.�M.,.a�,a�.�-e . lhe candi a wer . . that sentiment bas shifted to ..,or Coaununi.tJ HefPi�l lnc.• board ol 91 dat 11 • .The --1s deacrlbed the cultural :l •.., · 10 make ehOrt · t.allu to tiiw and legal processes . Chief 1'11:t. o! apeed.♦ lost a wheel from pre . • _.,. [' , �Ji.. Q . 9f0m votad to OM'�, .� !lll;JlU eru:;idunent they received during b · car at the point JusUce Carl V. Weyiandt or lh� if · of im�o t the gathering. Three candidates .. n�t•. a•�tt lql, · t/ie el1hth / plf'ir' with qualified dodon the festival and thankM the club vi Ohio Supreme Court will present and the car traveled approxJ- unable ' lo atte nd sent letters of a the ffl,den I lfenry"J'brd �edicine and o( o,teopath)', .ul>the award at the association's an! 1 mately 5D feet, scattering parLs reg ret. They are Maxine Allens- rolthe tr ip This is an ann ual prCI' ■Rll'Wer �d"they objftted t: tbeir � to reatonable rules aod · �IU• n u1l banquet in Cleveland May 61 along lhe highway, until it ca�e ) ' i I • • and'er bein1 martid wron&. The worth, candidate for recorder on Jet!t of the local club. Jat1on.s req,wred. b_y tbe �can l!re&ident Ted Reed, Jr., pre Perry L. Smith of th• Lim. to rest on its top on the right the Democratic tkket, Robert teH�er1 said the 111mr WH Eli --.J , •I.. ,._ H sided imd twk the o,p1 tal �t1on, occasion to s . S WH chOMn to rk•lv• th• 1ic\e of t�e highway. Hil bod)' Whitney, Hoeflich, can'didate for commi!I• 1 Obi o Hospital · Auociatiou , fat I' , ..1.!.. , • ,runnelup eward for nls artlclM tw'as found about five feet f'rom &ion.er on the Republiean ticket, commend tbe llJ60 Easter Egg: . . ApproXlmately � Porbwvy on the court1.. and admlnl1tra- the Cir . . Teaehen thto\'llbout O�io pre. llirtmg. Hunt committee chairmaned by a nd Clyde G. MIihoan, candidt le uo Hu· bbard Ior · att •exTho Irv- =-- - ,.,.-,. w -,.I .IUlroI d . ""' pue a lilt of gu&ltion, ta be uted, IJii'h SchOOl stu�ent8, tacult;r: mem•. Ion of' juatlc•. T hird plKa W9nt I Jnvestigatinii: the tragle acci- for treasurer on the Republican 1 ! 1 I Mn. qU�iolll ■re dis-' beta 1nd · -,:ueat1 attel\d,eA Qte, �II" ,..,. •-...Jd cellen 1n t!sta. j�b" of Sunda t lall y whe� one · ' , oj le'<let l .wins,rttt of th• Pom: de.n,t were -Sheriff Robert Har· ticket. . t Tbs .Meigs Connty Ja)' are . d __,....,. • . t at tributed lCt .� tl¥'9Uah . f,he , nµ.,, lunior-Senior Prom' held li'sl eroy Dti ly Sentinel for 1hl1 Mflff tentiaCb and Deputies Howard �f the b,iggea� crowds of children holdin g their local Teen •a � � oek 11?, actlan .,..... Road• c..,r«sman w,.,...,. Moeller m the h1i;t�ry o( th� event claim• .....,. ni-";t with a •Jorit, s�&t Edu�• -��,nt jn t:0-. n�lll in the Po�el'f)y Junl.of. Hi;h concernlna lur'IN, ,nd (urp duty. �ahk aI!d Kermeth Grover, &fate E- O this Sunday, April 24th on u WH Npretentff by Don M llen YDt. of six 1ttendh-.. ,.,.,hill St..hool ampaalum. ;, · , · lunibi,1. 'Ole association said One of H1gh,Wa)' Patrolmen G. E. Scott Mtqs' County o.mocretk com,. ed • 430 prtzes prov�ed by .tocal th e lower parking lot in Pomeroy '- 11 Sheral studenl8 havt written �ky, buSJ.ne� and profe8-l0,nal people. at 12 :JO p. m. •Tti.e gymnalluin waa -decorated tn Gleisaer's arUcle& 11ecured a . $Uf! and C. L, Bo,ui:s, of the Oallipolls on ml•l tr who al .. tPOk• 11'1 ,.. . · fer gg led Rolar lloPDI lUI (Dr.) Jlay p1cken1 spoke th@ , .ft:1:clbe letelien ae�Ins: I.hen, a ".Rendn'fOUe :With the Stars" 000 g rant for the Cleveland Legal ·p�t and Patrolman Ike Ne'll Of . R . The oad E-0 ls an event tbat . &l 10 u da)'I mcluded: final to 1xpl1ln , their' 1n1wer. lnterer;l theme. White crepe paper wlth , Aid Soclety to set up Cuyahoga the · Middleport Police Depart• '¥Or of lhe hoapltal boftd 1..,. brie o·� the proposed bond iS!lue enables teen.age driven to enand Wllllem Rowl1ftd, Athena. fo� a� eig� County yeterans Mem• wa■ rePQrted hiah in · the ,c:hool told atar,· formed a false ceUinJ: cou nty's first 1egal aid defender ment. into ler safe competitio n an d -''So much fJl little" amt NPNIWlt.d Oldey Collin-. R• onal H�sp1tal. He said he was com• to ,ftnd lhe tdu°l!ttn' et.plan&'tlon. and walls of the :room. Silver ind oflice. Funeral services for Mr. Lee. .promotes .■afe driving, "Too good to turn dami,'.' bNed publlt:1n candidtte for COftp)etely suppor of m the t BQ�rt. . ,LtiU.e1 ellhth ,ride gold star• hun& from the cciillnl propo sa�. The Plain Dealer will recelve will be held Monday afternoon a t Sunda y 's pu1:icipanta have com• on the fact that approval of J.h1 1...._ � n� he ureed Ro�rians to hl!ck 11 plet.ed 1,b teacher heh', aatd be WU bbldlna throughout the gym, the newspaper awar<J for its two o'clock at the Ewing Chapel e requS'emeAI, -'12 mill bond iarue tor $235,ooQ County candidates were intro­ m @very way possible. •P . d1:Jll the JApen unUt word Hta'hHpt ol tbe eventna wae "co111tructive contribulion to the conducted by J.tev. Edison Weaver that of passing a teal "'n drivin&: on .May 3 actually will make ia .51vcd ltom the Racine the uowina: Qf the Prom King and ■cienee of jurisprudence in lhe of Mason. Burial wUI be made in duced in the order of �ileir list­ Two other guests were introduc• knowledge. The akilJ teat ii the available another mill. 'l'hi, .ia tea . en. He � . he . belleved the Queen aelected from memben of admlntatration of (luatice. " the Beech Grove Cemetery. ing on the ballot by Hubert ed, Marshan Boggs, ol Gallipolia, second and final part ol J.he because $2lM,OOO is alrudJ oa Mr .. Lee Is survived b( his wife Price and R obert Beegle, who and Vernon Blakeslee of Michigan, competition. Indivldaul award win ners will •�•n.U Wert j�tled in cbll· the lunlor clue. Mile Darlene band, federal aid f1md■ wW pro. · len,;�I the �h.lW.. : lu.tlJ, dau1hl.llr of Mr. and Mn. receive $300 for firal place, $200 Thelma Je,in 'A.n expectant mother acted iS maater of ceremony, brother of llotarian C. E. BlakesAwards include Road-E-0 safe vlde mother sum -which, with the Ronald Gf1dy, Pomeroy, w11 for ,econd and $100 for third. The a son Randy Joe, 3, and a dauchLeadoff speaker waa E. A. Win, lee. driving patches given to all en• proposed $235,000 bond iuue; wiD, . ____.,____ ter, �ickie Sue, 2. Also surviving gett, Democratic candidate for Quee,i crowned while . � newspaper, radio and teleYJ&ion Ladies of' Heath Church serving tered i n the akill test, a total of tiet $860,000 f01 the tO-bed mocl:" · are h1a .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- representative with hie Democra• the dinner were Mr,. Harry Ches- $00 in cash prizes to the tbrH "1tn equipped facUity � lf� Helnee, ,on of Mr. and Mn. Theo statlona will receive plaques. ., h ter Lee, Kingsbury Road, Pome- tic opponent Hen ry Bent& Jr., h · Mn. J•� BecltUe, Mn. Ray- highest cont�st.anta, tropblea to Heines, Hemlock Grove, wu -"Vote for the Veteradl 11:euJ, Cas . roy RD; two . 11stera, Mary Lee and Republican candidate Georee 11amed Kint. KonkriglJ;,. Mn. Fred Hibbs, the three b1ghe1t boy1 and Lbe orial Hospital a Li•ine Memt,ll'ill" tro ays Be " 1 . � J and Mta. Eileen Landaker, Pome- Meinhart as the next apeakera. . _ •ne twJJ were aelected bJ mem• Freda riit:IJnle and Miss· Bess three highe.sl girls, a revolving baaed on the .knowled1e t.blt � : • • ' roy and five brothers: Harry and Candidates for all other counl)' sehool . ll'opby ben of The Five SaJntl dance band Is Aim m. '\ : �. to lhe winnini ta the end of the· line"' · for olitHarold, t;:!olumbus; Wllli•m, Ft. offices were p resent. except tbe school, lor wJ:ticb played Tak• event the FiHAVANA and rremler UPI . a llip lo •the 11.ate ll;inin& illNII for 1h11' �fiat; . . . . . , ;. • .-,.¥Yint put In the coto.naUon cere- del ·eauro today accu&ed the Worth, Tex. ; Georet Pensacola, two candidates !or probate Jud;e finals lo be held in Warnl1, 0., and tha( lf , tbt. ,bDhd · �e ii �t-- . ,- . , MAN F I NID hnh-11 .-,VJces for Ever. tt mony wae . Terry Jtnipt, Junior United St.alee or auppol1ing a Fla., and Walter Lee Jr., P�me- Harmon O'Brien, Republican and Albert E. Dodson, Mt Dora Lake, to the boy •nd girl ·placiQ Jfirit. app�� � U6tl0Qbk4, E. W. Peoples, Democrit E. ')i.eKnl&b 18� JfiJ.O dlid Clara p�idflljt. KnJcht a�o pre• "Fifth Column" ayainsl his ?'fl · roy. Fla., waa finE11 $150 and costs and The sthoola and t.be number of ly 1''11 he ,■pent ·lD IOlite '.fepJ. "wi, The accident victim was a cr,ne cornmiqjon era, present end apeat ·aentenced to three day■ in jail by con testants an Middleport ' 18; toward a .Vaterur aem� bll- _ � •boll.:. r,al- aent,a �. qulen lf(tb a bouquet ol aime in Cuba. � · .. •� ,a 'I.�, •�iii-, Nd roia, . · ·1 Cattro made the. ehara:e . in • ope;ator employed at the ,Kaiser lni were H•rry Craif, Dan Hart­ Mayor Charlet Lea:ar In a 'suslon Rutland 11; Ea1tena t;' �y � it •oa't � a bospJbW 1 · . ·· · wtq J>i . 1 � · • ,t t 9. m. �menta wert1 �ed · at three-1tour and · 20-qlinute n,uoo- Aluminum In Ravenswood. He wa, in1er, Julian Hill, ArvH. Holter of court last ni&bt. Dodaon had and Racine 2. Ottier Su111dioi1t r� intera,Jalon by lfl� memberl 'llride radio and televi•lon broad- a veteran of the Korean War -and · Oharles Runell, 1fl Repnbli­ been arreated early ' .Friday mornThe e'vent it sponsored by the Bill Childs dilP� . • - �. . , th� b�I, tn · Ho�, · ii � JOO �ttetld Paa:e Six with lJ7 moJtlba service in Korea.. St!e Candldatea Turn Out Page Sb: ing by Pomeroy police. Meige Gountr Jaycees. ,, 1 . •• •f r. •\' ..:...:,t.,f •�· , 1 0 Da,s: Pil�e . Sit :, eut that eoded after midniaht. 1 · - - -----� ' · · •teiF,lh, Albenl · · tbe.qnlcia , !Ir .. lkllii,bf. �itpt ln , the ·, ...�11\ olf!lie�!lir- ,eJtool1 lo, la 'Slohl@l \'own,hJp ,,nd 28 Y . d� · Ibo lut 1..,; )..n be w11 em yed It tbe Toledo State HollilW. Ki; w11 a merilber of the Cbru­ ,<.hurcb ,.ancf ,lla4 Jut ,. Henry (Duke) Bentz, Jr.,. Racine was elected .preaident of the or- lion to ihe office of County Com• cm Local Board of Education. He eel.,., . hlo �,ear nuodal lrom the is another oandidate who is mak· ganization on the resignation of missioner at the Republican pri• is active in dairy organization� and �vlllf · l!.lion!c Lodi• No. ins: hie fi rst step into count)' Norman Klees. He is a member of mary May 3. He is a prominent is a district representative from !ti. Ile wu maoter •11,,,-.. � ,politics. He is seeking the nomi• the Oper.Ung E ngineers Union farmer of the Bashan area where �ig.s County to the Dairy Coop­ or tnat � /o, ux ,..,. aad nation to the office of represen• and of the Racine Baptist he operates a 1.airy farm. erative Sales Association in Clur• be!ned t<> . c:!t@ier No. 205, OES. tative to the General Aesembly Church. lf'slon. ltaioiilc �I� 'will be held M r . Holte r was born in Chester on the Democratic ticket at the ARVIL HOLTER at I .., . ill. �; 1t the ,._1 Town.ship and i� a graduate o{ the In addition, he is on the board May Prima ry. . . Arvil Holter , Baahan, 1s a can- Chester High School . He 1,9 now of directors or the Mei1s Couoty ' llo� �1 · · Mr. Bei1tz is chairman of the II,� IOn) of the late See candklates Paa:e· Sia 1 � Dl!!motraUc executive committee I dldate for the Republican nomina­ serving as a member of the East• . I 1 ·• , DIii� and � �blnlOn) lit> and has bee n active for some lime · • Knlint, and Ji •uttiv� by bis 1 in J,he Democratic political af­ , wife, · Vt•• '\llolll�) . 11�11bt; fairs In Meigs Count)'. He is the lllq. J�pb llllldred a 10n of lbe late Henry BentI Sr., in,1 ,s1...-vwe, 0., Ind )I,) who waa also active in Democratic NV I' nloiW, •114 .epbewi. ; politics and served a, mayor of Fflondl be al the Racine. , flmll'al hoalt' , u,tUme. . The Rev. He served as Racine'a mayor, by lhe 1 � . L Gafditer elected ln 1 952, is em ployed by , Rov., �· H, ��; fll llf!i;,"te. the Ohio River San d and Gravel •' Company, and was employed by L the Tti•Stale M aterials Company f'o.r eight years. He al lended Ra­ ci ne grade and hlgh schools. Du r­ ing his term a.s mayor of Racine, 1ued ! Q ;�to tit ·to'Do•ld Mr. Bentz was the youngest mayor in Ohio. U.ilJ; •t em,loyee, , ltlr,' , He I& married to the former '� • Doroth)' Ellen Teaford. daughter · JI, of Mrs, Edith Teafo rd of MJnera­ IQI �· 1 • This In of alr-p ljotos of Meigs county fanns. Readers are in­ vJUe. They have three children. lo the farm - if they can calling The ; Dally Sentinel during business �bj,n,-, Mr. Bentz tened as vice chair­ a ha ndsome 317 print of this plctunr by vlsltlnil min oi the Mela• County Demo­ � t11MiililL � � •· :1"7:{.� i t ' :4ill«»,W..,.1��l� ARVIL HOLTIil � -t,lvo committee and , � .,, ,, • • • I • • • '• • , . . • .••,l i_ t • .' _' . ' . ,. , • ..,. .. .... .. ,..-4��·� ............ .,. • . .. • -1,.... I ' �• . ,T• :1 -. /; , 'I• ;,, ·•:. .: ; l· . . ,/ I • i;I_ 1 (' "i: •_� < f7 ;/ 9' r,,& ' } , IQlt'.UIC """, ;.;.·._· 11 • RadJo and Ht11tor. f'alr 1'•il'Olll. ■.. ,· •� · .,.'� . ,- r'1elp �1qi; Virwes Extoll-ed • COMBINATIO CUIICl IRI fOOT/ MODEi. Come In - Mak• Ut An Oller on Theoe ! RHIOMltle Ofhf' RetuNCI. O.On ,· . ?ti� Used Cars Ohampion. I eyl. CJ.an end Solid. , A \4o1ent colllslon al 5 a .m. lod,y look the llfe of a yOung Pomeroy father in wbal local officials described as tbe worst traffic accident the� witnessed in -years. Dead ls Charles E. Lee 27 of the Hiland Church -------------- I N MI DDL�PORT • la -. S�ti.. Porter, Lewis Address Meigs School �:; ID: �:���� ��;',,���; Employees In Dinner Meeting At Chester Friday �:i�:i:� I We Select Onlr The ver, Best In t Door. ftradio ii . I!: . �,; · d.Mr. L.e BAN K Al l New and Used Cars '·,t,loyee, Pv. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Anniversary Sale w Chevy Sedan Demolished At.Dawn ' sen. J .'She�n Porwt, . Giltlpci!)J; Sleph,n Lewis, secretary of ·the , fllilo oot � �lation, 'and Ro ia Clel1b1d, - �sldent of the associatlon'g local 'Sc · · : cb� · !e(t IA> , ,i,t. w.,-e �,tant figures a t Chester (ir,de Sc�bol Friday night. Seh. Por, · ' � were speakers. . • le• atif . "' ' · ly'' New Furniture Arriv ing Daily At BAKE.R'S - . • SPEND VACATION Hl!RI College students 1pending the Esater vacation at lhe homes of their parents in Mason were: Henry Burgess, son of Mrs . Emily Burge!is, WVU: Jimmy Johnson, son of Mr. anrl Mrs. James John• son, and Bill Foglesong, son of M r . and Mn. nonsld Fogl esong, both or Marshall C11l1ege ; ; Mari­ lyn Fogle8ong, daughter of Mr. 1rnd Mn. Donald t'og:leaong, Uni• Nunlng versity ot Clndnnati School: Ma rvin Roush, son of Mrs. Lillian Se tmler, Marshall Oollege; Diane Capehart, daui;:h • ll!!r of Mr. and. Mrs. Russell Capehart, Un iversity of Kentucky; Ann Newland, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Harvey Newland, Moun• t1ln State Buslnc:1.11 College, Park­ ertbur&. $.113.�HOOL �PW I MEl&S THEATRE =-= ent1ne Young Pomeroy Father Dies Instan tly In Vio lent Route 7 Highway Col lision I - -- - -- - . - -· --•1 at l'EATHER ,k___ I • UPI--C. • C.,N Rillllll ..,. tt. Dtlafleilcl CIIN'a NMy oantw 01,i., 1....,. oullo .. "Why - - Mon ..., _., IUII-,. ll'W _, _.. t'c than w......,. 1 .. ,-,Jtl,t. H1"' ....,, i.thet . � word l'Mllltr.-tlc hn � rllht ht 1M 1nlddle of " tbl 0-:"'.'.------------------------�:-__vo'='-:x :::,::, -:::-:: __________________________ ,__ , -� - ".".i�-___0 -:-:--:a---_ •-__ ri _ '_ 23 ___ 960 r ___ _ L N , 7 Pome oy M d dlepo rt , hlo, S lurd , A p l 1 , y S:'NGLJ: ;o !'Y I ·rorest Run wscs Completes Plans For Rummage Sale I Wlo. • e MAN IN THI MIDOl.1 sprlne rally of lhe youth this Sunday at 2:30 at the M1d.dleport Church of Chnst. The of the Rio Grande Baptist Aaso­ Members and guests of the Middleport Child Conservation Horrisonville chapter, Evangeline Chapter, Pomeroy .Chapter ciatlon will be held Saturday League enjoyed a H obo Party Thursday evening at the Amer­ and Racine Chapter, OES, are co-�ponsors of th� service. • ican Legion Hall with tirizes being a,w�ded to Mrs. �de� frorn 5.7 at the Mei.a, County Mrs. Lillian Stieff, of Evangeline chapter Wlll be the ac - f a1rg ro 1.1 nds. A potluck dinner was 5'rved Cullums for the most onginal hobo outfit and Mrs. Katie Bi­ c:ompanisl [or the ,ervice and at noon to Mrs. Shields, Mn. ron for the most authenic. The wiene r roaet will be fol• Theo Neutzling of the same '.Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Amanda Ka spar , Cullums was dressed as a lady tramp with ragged fur Mrs. Jo\l,'ed by a brief devotional per­ · ;chapter will welcome the con1:re­ : Mn. Lena Huber, Mrs. Ben Neutz . piec e . green hose. ragged siip sk i ll! Dy the vanoua iud and g11twn. · ling, Mias Lena Gruese r , Mn. W. showing beneat11 her tattered Mrs . Robert Hoeflich and Miss church youth groups. L, Kautz, Mn. Louis Heibel, Mrs. dress. Mrs. Bi ron looked tike the l'' r eddie lloudashelt, gueats fo r the · ' Rev. Fred 1. Gardner, pastor of Mr. and Mrs. C&lvin Si mpson Carrie Grueser, M rs. Clarence typical hobo with clothee many the host ctlurch will have the in• and M r . and Mrs. OrYal W i l es of M assar, MiH Anna Durst and sizes too large and tennis shoes. vocation and Mrs. Paul Winn, of the Pomeroy church recreation Mn. A•l11m Ebersbach. 9y L UCILLli HAWKINS �mm1ltce will act as adult counH.i.rnsonvalie L'hapter and Mrs. U eorge �1emharl of Evangeline, MISS Tma Ue Isham of Colum• c1Jors. w11J �u1g "SW of the la at·'. Mrs . )1rs Bl.!tl} Everson bus was the Easter week end guest A Rio Grande C.Ollege gogpel i:::rnma Jane McClintock o( Rac ine the program which began with a oi Mrs. Lury • R. Mor r ison, Racine. team wlil conduct the mo r rung d1apler will also ain& a 1010. reading "The A.merica n Hoho" by Mrs Wilham Knight and child• service at lbe Pomeroy churcb Sprins Revival T he reading of the 5cripture SUSI" Slatrr A pt1 .)pct Sh'lw, "The rcn ul Pt Pleasant, W. Va. we r e Sund�y morning and teach the 1 � vm11 ineetin&a are in .>pr111 5 .1nd the evt!111ne: prayer will be I d ." Jarns .: b D uc I . wai, prrsNi TbursdJy guests of Mrs. John F. youth cl.uie11 in the church school • ,tid Mri. Lawre».ce Manley g1w�n by Kev . .t:ugene J. Brown Haily and family. M•. progr;;;.ss at the Morni ng Star EUB Schm. . 1 1 and /'aJL1 Theis and D1 period. 1 th wedding an• ._i a �lo r of tne U n ned .\ietbodu; t \..hUJ·ch and will cont i nue through ane p ,1 ii, n:-:d .h n Eve rso n d id a ce; e Drated th e r ia The three who will dieuss the May l . • Services begin each even• 20th. April ry, vcrs.,. i n Sunbur}' wa s Ralston Hemsley J, a of w o i . ... hurch, Pomeroy. he l la s s. u n h a r' lap ch llr" . subject of prayer are Linda Mott mg al eight o'clock. rtev, Kenneth ·1 n ey had a dinner al t he1r .r n overn ight guest of h is mother, "Pre th I i l i l i I i n lfurt· . wa "I ,u:· ·.,us. Margaret Hem sley and visited Hubbard, l'-!orma Snyder, Ja.cltson Wrtght.8eu of Belpre is the evan­ mt1 J all t ;.-;unday and had a large Pomeroy mith, P. of o Harry S h compa 1 i 1 t.l hy Judy W ildcrmul h d ,n,,, ..•.er,,ry ...•ake. Pre. C h .ip tCr will '"' 100 otft.!rlory b IS (at h er, J O.!iCP h Hems Iey an d and Hill 1'rainer, ltio Crrande. A gelist and music LS under the di­ ... A b;, n,J (' • u: •l" !,Cc ! Of Bulch Bach,· J"co,alo vocal duet Will be rendered by reclion of the Rev. i,�r.ancis H . r the dmner were Rev. and Anru h. 11,g of the Harrisou- tiroth� r. Doug las. f sent o tel H u�� •'i • efl:i i n n y .S u ian nr . ville Ctlaplc:r wUI s in g "h1 tb Theron Jeffen and Sla.nley Lu.sh- �lazier, pa.sto r o f the church. t P ers or o e1 ar ll Mrs. g d a l U1 _u · ' r � i i i . Mrs. Marcella Cuslcr of Colum• 1 "' e y and Judy Br �ci hu/1'. r· .1 or ," er, son of Rev. Cha:r1ea Lusher, 1'here wiJI be special music each M ,. d Mr r. Ed !,! Lin locks tnc Oo ai, [ Plcasanl, playc,1 !>i' VN<ll n 11•11 bcn.. ,llu:; aud daughter. Mrs. Carolyn . Chillicothe, accompanied by Mar- eYening and the public is invited. d M r. ..,.. an us b um Co Of . Mlinley , . tharks and dauvhters, Logan, vis.., · Jorie Rey11olds. :tmily Evana is The church is located j u11t' eas t o( "J, , , Jtev. Georce E. Dav 1 .s, pastor Mra . H•ymon d Man Iey an d c••th" Fo!lo�· w� t h e e•>sl um1· JU tl g1ng. {.:nurch ikU Sunday will1 ,\1 rs . Margaret the other member of the team. Rutland MelboOiSl lbe P1 . · n )' H 11 M Rosemary . group he t , uy Manie oger ,iynl a : p amn c we, d " Neue Settlement on the Morning 6 1 have the benediction and Heinsley. Miss Poston, Profel80r of En· Slar road. with Mr�. H�· 1 t > Vultz III charg<!. Hysell and Brenda. homas 1 Clark, Syracuse, enter � ; en for tile service will be gi1sh and atudent advisor will D ur ln!,: !he gumc pn1od. the gr ou1, au11 Clatworthy, Alfred Crow, ed Holzer Hospital Wednesday. Wal div i ded tnlo teams to make . Mr. and M n1. Wayne Ruasell and accompany the team. Charles King. Tony and_ �A.Jfred_ hats with materials furnished by ___ ___ daughter, Gail, of Bridgeville,, Pa., the cornmlttee. lfr.s. Alice Se� rs ' spcnl the Easte r weekend With hi s Teenage Hopa Platmed . f � ��· modeled lhc winning hat which POMEROY, OHIO mother, Mrs. Samp Russell • A big eYening of run and danc• waa ma?e by .\f rs. M i ld red HumI :,1rs E J lllll I& spending this ing is sel for tonight a t Pt. Pleas• phrcys c1nd Mrs. �ary Boggs. TONIGHT I week m Columbus with relalives. ant when the Jays hold their first . , A ra. Frank Slewart was 1'1:! ·elecl· Aftl"r the gamrs and program outdoor record GENE KRUPA STORY" "THE hop. The aUair the group was invited to the "Ho- ed pr�&dent wher, the . wscs of ITURBI FILES SUIT will be staged directly in front ol Sal Minto - Susan Kohner bo (kn" (basement) where re• lhe Mmerav11le M,etho�1st Church ANGELES UPI-Pianist LOS llussell's Piua [ startl SATURDAY n g at 7:30. A rreshmt•ntcs of sandwicht•, polato met Wed n esday evening at the Plans were made for a rummage . Jose lturbJ filed u · t • Supe guitars and drum "ROCK-A-BYE.BABY" act will furnish Grue11 er sale on :�tay l3-l4 when the W�S !e� �; reco:��; cbip 11 • rdii;lws, mi�t:i and coffee home of )'!rs. Wllliam i liYe entertainment. IEirry Lewis. Marilyn, Maxwe.11 [ "".It� M ra. Cha r le, Grue!ler aa U· of the Forest Run Method111t Court Thu r sday 11 were scrv�d ca!ctcr1a style . of $2? 000 from Ne w Yort art A dance party wlll be held at (In Ooror) . 1 !llsllng hoateas. Church met Wedneatlay evening a l . . d ea1 er ' Plerre 1:'es1, whom lt?rb1 Eastern High School Saturday Dccorallon!I wer€' complete with 1 SUN., MON. and TUES. !he church. Mu. Al fred Y'eauger Other officers elected. were Mn . pres ided at lhe meeting which charged gave him faked paintings with. the Jays as maater11 of cere- ! the hobo camp fire and the [lo� "1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS' ' ers for I.he labl�• we re plac.ed m K�rl Grue&er, vlee preaident; Mn. Ol>C ned wilh group sin &in g of by Ra phael as security for loans. monies. DO ttlce and old 111hoes. The p icture William Ru111cll, , Streretary; Mn. "Ch rist AJ'ose" followed by the of the presidenl had been app.ro- Eusene Forbes, treasu rer: Mrs. Lord'e Prayer in unison. priately framed for the occasion Brooks Sayre, aec rll!lary of supply ; "New Light for Town and Coun­ and hung on a post near the fire. and Mra. ChnlH Gr ueser, aecre­ r ating commit- ta r y of promotion. A contrihutlon try" · was the topic o( devotions. A on the deco Serving a In depo•l18 They flnd that makln&' rerular t.ee were M rs. Jean Ann Bradbury, of $J,5 wa1 paid. on the church or• panel dlscuslon on the topic was �bank savings account helpa them to bulld thetrl chairman, Mra. Helen S.auer, Mra. gan. All purpoee urd s are being held with Mrs. Ralph Siason, Mn. ,b_usb\��eo ever bl11&"0r, Jolll U1el!I, at our.l>at!k.J) Beth Pullen and Mn. Muine RUii· 11old as a money making p roject. Fred Nease, Mrs. Edmund Grueser �dn. kusseJl, Mra. Adolph Grueser Mrs. Rus11 Watao n and Mrs. Law· aell. Food committee for the evenlng and Mrs. Pearl Ph\lli ps r eported on rence Napper laking part. Croup We Pay 3% lntereo\ On Your Saving, inc luded Mn. Betty Clarkson, calls made on Llnnle Rummel and, atnging and short readings by each chairman, Mra. Gloria Ebenbach, Katie· Becht. members concluded the program. . Mrs. Kathleen Davis, Mn. Lena Mrs. Lawrence Napper Wall the de· [ . Mrs. Stewart wa� 1n r.har,e of votlonal and program Jeadel'. Bunce and Mrs. Kat le Biron. the progra m . Ta.king par t were were ittee m comm On the progra During the busines11 session it 1872 SINCE BANKING Mn. Burket t. Mn. Fultz, Mrs. Ev, Mra. St�lla Grue�er. Mrs. Sayre, was voted to p11y th• supply ask· Mn. CI JffC>rd Ph i llips, Mn. R� cnion and Mn. Aynes Lengen. ing1 for Foreign Mi8'1ions and also Member Federal Reserve Syatem Mra. Cha rles Grueser ,1nd sell, ll'f rs. by was won prii:e r The doo t.o the �darch of Dollars. Ethel Lowery and the auction Mrs. Karl G r ueser. Member Federal During the social hour, M rs . Sis­ Followin& the program the ho11packaiio by Mrs. Peggy HoudanTlONIIL Depoalt Imuran<e CorporaUon teHes 11!rved a dessert courae lo son and Mrs. Yeau11e r served re• shelt. other guest, for lhe • evening 1 2 members . and one guest, Mrs. fnu1hmenl8 to those named and RUTLA ND POMEKOY Mrs. Christy Baer, Mr s. John F. we re M r �. Mild red Hum phreys, Edward Park�r Sr. Ba\ly, Mrs. Charles Baer, Mrs. Lew• Mre Gr11ce Johnson, Mrs. Georgia --- - Evans, Mrs. Yvonne Scally, Mn. DILIYIRS TRIPLETS ,. is Walker , Mrs. U. S. Nease, Mrs. John Elwood, Mrs. Albert :Baer, AURORA, Ill. UPI-Mn. Otto Seara, Merl Bradford, Mrs. Alice "Mn. Billy Jo Knwetzyn, M'ra. Car• Mor■r, 81, oblerved her nlnlh i'llrs. Robert Laudermill, Mr11. Jack o\yn Bachner, Mr1. Rhojeah Mc­ \t@ddlng anniversary Thunday bJ Curtia and one guest, M.1a. WU· la rd F'aud ree. Clure, M rs. Lennie llaDlontla'll. il'tlng birth to triplet boys. Virgie Hobstetter, M rs. Kate Wil• son, Mrs. James Simpson, Mrs. Joan Childs. Mn. Celia Kokovitch and Mr a. Tootie Euc r t . Elects Officers At Recent Session ' b 4' Hhf , 8M O tl\,, H�I� /I.re , l;ilh & \ l i;h 8\lo CoJurlltH&ll. Oht. Operation Foruiard Plmu Compleud Tbe II e WSCS � Minersvi ., ----,.---- �vw •'IP!- t i , , ··�,.;;.. =�•�1:�Jl M�i I_...L__ ; · · ..;Jt;.;.7 r i.f"1; ldtntW I ri(,_..,,, t� I''· olW lv11ed �.. Tbe�•of ,the,fana,""1 ncelva :i.t- Ilia!� .,.-,· ··. ---:, -�- la anoilier 1he i,�iit.'ffllea by � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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