https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/78374dd41644439bde25d393eeb00636.pdf a48c0aa369097a0e55b4a5e17e4d730e PDF Text Text .. 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 �' .....,,.. • DAILY SENTINEL Bedford School Wabama High f:!:l>� ;:; --­ c .....,,., Honor Roll Is DAYBOOK .. -"· News Rer..,. nnrt " Be1n . g AnnOunced .i, . r s 1, 1,, ISE SERVICE HELO SUNR " GAltDIM CLU& M•IITING snvtce was held at the Sunrise '------,-- -,--,--· ,. Tht Wildwood Garden Club will Church Easter Meth(>d1st Temple ., t • The Mode rn Woodmen and the meel Wed ne,... and their ••a:r. Ap n·1 27 , 8t . 8 P- I Bedford Sch ool spon1ored an egg MYF the with. morninit •· .. den .,. lo, the Woham a hono, ,, .. m. a t t he home of Mrs M1ltQn · h u nt Thursday, Apr1- 1 I 3 , 1 or r·, fth '" week ~n od ha v e been counselors in charge. Part1c1pa tHoudash elt with Mrs. Kl' nneth schoo l children and those able announ·ed ,, 10, '"' in the program were Cathy, 11 ow,. � ttarTis as co-hostess. Members are lo attend next year. Five grades • •• Judy and Sara Seel, Janet 1ngram, ·.\-Honor Roll: Steve Burgess, · • house make to or and • bi rd bring Ma,:well, Melv.11 f'aye Jorarcia "1. · i ·d ld Housh, ge, youngsters part1e1 Arlent' A Gr11tu siting plus v !i n • • . feeder. 'fh umas, Arthur and N an, aney d J pated. Beverly Burns Robert Greene. • e Mar Mrs. and Crabtree t Westina •• n S , � nior: a dra Burns ShirThe Arst &rade entertained WCTU TO MEET Ley Ball, Carolyn Dotson. Norma SteC!l. pre-school <· hildren. ' ....,' . . The Pomeroy WCTU w1 11 meet Mr. and Mr11 - Albert Ke_,rns _a nd Birthday• for the month are: Field Carol Gibbs, Sue Goodnite, •• ..~, • ·._ •·_ the First Baptist Church. Tucs- Eddie Nelson, April 6; Herold Shirl�y Hr nry, Zorra Jont's, Patsy tons of Albany . were r�ewed 1. n �o at , 1 ' . ng special services day, at 7:30 p. m. "' "ril Rl;er ' Betty R.oush Eleanor Roush, th.e church �1m ••,ii 13 ·, Erk Wood. ,..._., H ook. °"' · Enter mornmg · Rev. Kenneth Na' Tay Ior, M yra ! IO·' Dawn Sharon S.iyre, Gwen 20 ·• Wilford .Biggs· April . . · h arge. n in c : tf;,- 1:: t � TO IM!T TUESDAY was so ' n · Suz h c wa , S Carper, April 27; Michael II?Oper, I f'ori?man, M ari•i yn ; fl , Car�t•r No,s Notn The Neighborhood met'lmg for April Q; Fred Chirney, Apri l . 17: anne Wolpert Sandra Gthhs. Mrs. Emma Jeffers, 83, widow of I Girl Seouts srheduled for TuesB-Ju mor: Doyle Jones, �nn • the )ate Dr. W. E. Jeffers, died in day. April 26, has be('n cancelled _ Maynard, � w rence Roush, Kil_ty Crooksville on Friday. She w:ls al • : Cards will hl• sent out for the next be Alman� Brnwn. 811\ Frey, Patty Bostic, lhe home of a daughter, Mrs.- Cal_ month"li mcelin:;:. James Hill, Georgeann Jcrters, vin Gorby. St1r\'ivor11 include two Beverly Roush, Sharon Bashore, sons Cha.8e Je rfers, Thideau, L:t.: TO HOLD LUNC HEON Irma Dodson, Donna He.1;�on, Ro- and ' Reed Jeffers, Albany; four A Girl Si•ou1 leaden and tom­ berl Kell, James Kapp, Sheldon daughten, Mrs. Gorby, Mn. Metta miUce members recognition lun('h­ Roush., Ruth Scarberry, Donald r"ishi,r, Ridgeway, Pa., Mrs. Gladys eon will he held at the Student Vani.lfeter, Ann Howa.rd. Woodyard, Columbus, and Mrs. CPnter nf Ohio University. Athenl!I, B-Sophomore: Richard Abel, Ida Cheadle, Carpenter ; one l)ro­ l'f Urdlff Prffl. lnl'ffnttion■I on '.\tay 9 al 1 1 :30 a. m, Reserve• Today ii Saturday, April 28, Velm11 Andei:son, Danny Dod�. ther, Oscar Chase, Albany; and , lions and money arf' lo he given Nancy McDaniel, Howard Mc1thl- several grandchildren and great tu Mrs. William Collins by April the 1 14 day of the year, with 23Z lion . Ju.nlor Je Uers, Patty New• grandch ildren. more in 1960. 27 Sharon Panons, Joe Ru11sell, land, The moon i• aPProacbln11: It& K .. therine Williamaon. Fm1eral services were held at ne w phase. Ol!S BANQUET an: Nancy Armstrong, Hebardsville Monday wilh burial B-Freshm The mornln& si..rs are 1111,n, The aonual molher - daughter' Daniel Artis, • Barbara Bostic, Sha­ in the church cemetery, banqnel ul Pomeroy Chapter OES Jupiter and Saturn. ron Brown, Eunice Cartwright, Re· Mr. and i\1rs, Bob Wills and fam­ ' On l�ia �� In hl1torr, will , be · h..Wd ·rueyda¥ •t · 6:30 p. m . Delores Greene, ily of Midway, Ohio, and Mrs. El­ 11,c:cJ In 178§, . ••,•ident..,le<I... tnd, Cfllori1Goodnite, Tirketa miy be purcha1ed from M1chir, Amy Roush, Ro­ ll'n Holland and Earl, Fiiirhorn, Lula Nrasc or Marjorie Woodard. Mt1. Ge�r&e W,u'binaton moved Beverly Sta11ts, Iola apent the week end here at the • RuHell � J11to £h,i. 1.irlt prtsldeiitlal man,• , --,Zerkle, Wilma Victor Perry home. They helped Cla�dfa Worth, 1loo �t th, .. cQrper o� l'f11nldin > MOTHIRS TO MIIIT Ingela. Terry Lewis, celebrate the birthday of Elza Mc­ Shirley Gtlm, The Senior Mother's Club of i1nd" Cherry Street.a IQ. New York LIJtda Mani}all, �ennelh Reynolds, Comaa, father of Mrs. Wiles, Mrs. -M iddlopart (figh ·scil(t�l will hold City. 81ll, Patricia carpenter, Vir­ Holland and Mrs. Perr1 , fn ITSI, 1!"1'1 Bu;hnaaq, 1$11 Judy l ,1 rummage sale, .April 29 - 30 In Hall, Larry King, Ellen Old­ Minla Paul Hen)' Townsend, Galena, the Re�d Building, North �cond Prealdent - � l}e · Unlted Sta�i Ro'wh. Ro811 aker, and and Mr11. Emziti Davis and .,,. born lq P'f1nklln COunlf. Pa Avenue. Anyone with rummaa1e to . B--Elghth: Kenneth B1111, Maur­ Mary,Mr.Parkersburg, were week In 1792 "LI M■neillal■e" the he picked up are asked to call Ann end 1 uesta at the home of Paul, Galea, Willh1m Clark, ice .Mrs. Jame11 Buchil.n1n or Mr■. French nath:m ■I ant-e,n, WH st.'ata, Martha Charle. and W. C. Peck. written b)' Clapde Jo1epb Rou1et Jobn1011, Bonnie Arnold Richnrds. VanMeter, Carolyn , Melva Faye Jordan, Ohio UniverThomp1on de Ll■le. Williams, Nor­ 1lty student, spent the Easter Judy Webb, Mary In 1888, the �overnment 11ked BOOSTIIS MIITING William Capehart, El­ vaealion at the home of her par­ 1'hf' M HS Band Boosters will for 1215.000 volunteeni to auhit in m• Boawell, Linda J.,athey, Lynn ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Jor�an. Crltea, len mN•t 1 h1� ('orning Monday evenini tile war a(lalnst Spain. VanMeter, . Dianna Mrs. John p,11.N Hensler-, Mansheld, Duane 'Miller, In 1 93J the Prince of W,1le1 al 7 :m in tho b1md ruom at lhe Phil Cook, who spent the week with relatives, Bonney, James Woods, 111!,!h id100I. There will be • re• presided at the opening or the Janet HuHman. visited Mi11 Jordan on Wednesday. Harmon, Kimberly IHirl of 1 1w nominating committee Shalt:eape•re Memorial Theater at Dale Sa)'re, Carolyn John1,11n, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett, lo­ Slratrord-on-Avon, En1land. nnd cl"ttion Of orrtcer9. A thought for today: Wllllam "Jackie Jones, April 13; Larry cal. and 'Mr. and MN!. W. I. Swet1. Shake11peare, in Kin& Richard m Reese, April 22 ; David Brickles, Middleport, ur-e spending a vac11· MEETING CANCELLED lion in ?lorida, uld: "Talken .are no 100d April 22. The meeting of lhe 'Mei&• Coun­ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey were tv H<'PUhl ican Women's Club sched doen . " Gracie King was honored by a in Cc;,.lumbus las1 week on b,!Aslness. u'led for Tuesday evening at the birthday party elven by her mo, They called to see his mother, Mrs .. HOLZII HOIPrTAL Hot!!I Martin he1 been cancelled thet, Mra. Virgil King. The Mecond Mary Starkey in Columbua. and Admi,-lon1, April 2 1 : Mn. Car- and third grade classes celebraled - dut lO"" , combined meellng with slopped near Nelsonville to viRit the Repuhll<'an Men at the l.'ounty mel Thomas Jewett, Mlddlepott; with her, with their daughter and famil}', Theron Edward Langsville Morrl1, i:arage on Thursday at 8 p. m . : A ne w wlndow has been ,1dded Mr .and Mre. Donald Jdnes anti ThN<' will be entertainment and Kevin Lewi■ ,Ma$et, Pomeroy; to the k itchen or the school. sons. relre11hment1 will be served. All Mn. Iva Garah Barrett, M iddleport Roger Zeigler fell and broke Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rice and Rep11blic1na are 11ordlally Invited. Steven Glen Rou1h, New Haven : hi• arm April 13. son:,: of Col 1unbus were i�ests or Mr6. Harlan Dwi11ht Warner, Mid • Several new pupils have enter• her parents, ·M r. and MrsJ William dleport. AUXILIARY TO MIIT ed the school. T11ey are Marsha Culwell and sister, Mr. and M.rs. The Ladle, Auxillary of Drew DJ1ch1rri e1, April 2 1 : Elma Wil- Ka y Moran, 7th grade; Alvin Wchsler Post American Legion H ams, Kenneth L. Ca1to, Mr■. Smith, ut grade; Sharon Searle•, Dwaine Jordan. Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Castor were will meet 111t the Lea:ton home on Vance t. Mcl>on1ld, Mrs. Donald 2nd grade ; Jimmy Searle8, 2nd Sunday g1.1e11t� in Charleston with E. Harrlson, Markham, Marilyn l!i A. y 1 'i':30 p. m. Mra. Georre Tue d a 1 grade : Edward Smith, 3rd grade; their daughter und family, Mr. Mowery, P1m-Amertun chairman, Charle• Hill, Garnet ,rd , Mealey, Carolyn Searlea. 4th grade and and Mra.. .Cheate, Spencer �nd Steand M r11. Paul CaM!l, chlld we� Jehl) -D:- - Ot ler, ¥1rk A. S� ndera, Bobby Searles, 6th grade. � phen. Leshe Ev• Randolph, K. Michael e charfl in of � th ('halrman will t Virg¼ni1 Burke'• condkion bas Guests at the William 'titomas ..... .,... John Bralchcr, Mrs. Donald improved and she is stl\t �onrln• program. ' Fannin and Infant, Mn. Harold ed to the Children's Hos.pita! in home over 1he week end included Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Riedman and Dillon, Prem. Infant Female Stal- Columbus. DIMOCRATS TO MIIT son Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; M 1· . and The 'Mel1111 Count)' Women's na�er. The practlce for the 8th grade 'Mr�. John RuHell and Cindy, and �netallc Club and the Mete, play 1, coming along fine. The Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Denninger, County Dem(Ktratte Club will meet play entitled "Hessle of the Saugerties, New York; Waller In ,lPlnt ae11lon at the Sl!!cond 111111" and the cast is as rollowa: Ward F1N:hou1e, 1"1uraday, April Ressie, Donna Smith; Ma Crackelt, Glenna Staats, Sh11ron Brinker. at , :30 p, m. Each woman ls B-Seventlr Larry Ball, June Allen Swartz; Arkansas, Hilda Hked to brlni aandwkhe11 or Hart; Daniel Duckworth, Joe Hall; Clark, Dana Lewis, Kenneth Hol­ cnflltles. All candidates 11re lnvlted Elmer Applerust, Lance Hart lin, Shirley Roush1 Palrkia Thomp11nd a large oltendanee is e:xper. t­ Grandpappy, Keith Whaley; Aunt 10n, Sharon Maynard, George NI. G.u,.a: Montgomery 16.1 on Su�. Sharon Taylor; Berthy, Lula Rou1h, Thoma11 -Rui,ise ll, Randy upper 9.8 on lower, 11 feet open;, 'Toban; Parson Bumble, Jim VanMeler, An11:ela Zerkle, Judith MEITINO POITPONID Galllpoll1, 19: 0 011 upper. U.•f Cpdle; Abbie Snapp, Florence Goheen, Kathleen Hesson, Judith The meeting of lhe PHt Mat­ on lower. 8 !eet open; Lock 23, IJ(Q1. McAbee, Sandra Picken, Richard rons ol Pomeroy Chapter 186, 14,8 on upper, 1 1,7 on lower, The play is to be given April Rood, Harry Surface, Nancy Thorn OES, scheduled for Tuesdav eve­ runnlna 4S wlckell. 28th at 8 at the Hemlock Grove Bryan Yonker, James Blake, Un­ nln1 hu been postponed due to Condition■ af Mcwal• Dim■: Granae Hall. Admlssion 2:lc 2:radl!!! da Clark, Erma Crite,, Mary Fo• the <"hapter'a mother-d1n11hter All dama art up Lock 13 throua:h •chool and Mc for high school ter, Geora:e Hoffman, Mar)' Riffle, banquet Marilyn Stanley. Loci 23, averacJn1 l '9 trap1 open ,tudents and adults, Ohl• Rlwar 1Nt1: Downbound Lock 18, Crucible at & 1m 0-11; Charles R. Stepphenaon &:30 am, 14-4; Lock UI Trade Wlnd1 4:30 am, 14-2; Raymond E. Salvetti 6 : 10 am, 0-13; Lock 18 P111 ,0ownle 8:10 am, 4.0: W . C. Beck jord 1 1 am, 14-B; •Lock IO, SIiiy Ann a:lG am, 2·0; Beaver n:85 am. 1-0; National 6120 am 0-8 ; C. V, Hun,r 8:Jo am, .2•0; Lock 12 Mike Creditor 10,IIQ am, 21Ml; Lock 23, Erneatine l :2& Jffl t-0; Helen Z 2: 10 pm $-4ll A. V. Orlu �: lO• pm, 'B-0( :Roberf P. Bonnie \ a, IS ,m. a�;,.llls,r Cliff ,,aa am, 1-0; Ro�rl ..... -.I e,10 om, O-t Rellanre. 9:,,- affl: 1+-a; Robert G. We•t 11111,1 1m liO; ,nd two ,tore boau. on, dtrtlolt bool; Upbqund Look :18 Rollul R, 011,Mn 2,IO pm 1-0· -Con1 11:20 1m 1-21; El· 1er 2, IS •m. 0-2; 1,11nd Creek 9:10 am 10-0. •i .• • 1 . .. !� I T •·- -=:-- ·roD,\Y ,\ND YESTF:RYEAR ' q.-,� FORD FAMILY l j om.,., much lmproyed � Will be out IOOn. Al a CAN[!l of COU TY CAN FOR A'l'B PRIM�Y I , NOMINATION 11 li:AY 3rd RIIP'UJIJI the t.i.,'thil ;_IIN lo the"Mllce , of uldn, for Iha SUP­ PO'RT OF the VO\ofl of Meigs County. JOll ' . SURER . QU,4.ip"D ... uP•atBNC1p - apu11.1� ' poratlon and NOT Pit. Pol. lo �tn!D,-'i elecUon �•1' S. -t 11 ' &Yil&.ofttce. Is 11,ls first 1 • Mr, N� •· born and raised within a few (eel of �W'• lfj -1 bij Wife l!lloldo today·and the �laon hOtDe Is ,m 1!f 111• :j!qin, place." He waa the son of the late Elm• ' AdV. York Rite I.. . 1 · Oh ye,, AIJery fmna aome p� the llde, too. • :J h .� �, ' Nd N, Adv. ' ' A 1-ck of leislUlt, &le II mates lml)Qlsllt]e ,to oonlact. eacb Qt •YOU per­ lon•Uy. Neveltlle'"-5, I ' WOIII� •PP™'ia1- \b8 OP- . port .. t� 0 'u of S!l'VI� you I have: pi Ute t, '. , . ,., >· ' ,.· ,.,, . ,, ..- 4"• /·· 1 ; . _.. J', • •·� \..>¢, ,,ti·, _.,·f,;f� 'i I ,., �\j,.� ' , ' ,,.... · l', ., ...... • . ' ' ,. .- • '· . The •• We alr'1141y . h1ve ,200,000 OD � ·whi �. .t . ,/' i . . .. _ ft-Y em ' �JI lllll><lll'ofl$ " "1>�, · . ' • v�t•t � t��'peop�• Ill �••:,".:'"�".�II ;�: . ·r.! e y �- · . ,cP,1 •"- · , · ·•· · ���- :Mu�h·r��r s8�'1� =,,; �·�� , \ o, . ••..t . I C use. ' •t:of Chenuca S ontJDUes . · Ar TO· . ' ease ound O1lf Homes For Sale (RAWlE RS MORRIS IMPLEMENT ' ' Command IJRA VEI.Y P o wer! -� M1;11. , .. �I \ AND SUPPLy Plow DEEP P/ow USY OIICI-CIIIIE anti Power Cvltlvotel l1f".: Pimmu:id Granly Power IO . 1QUI" lawn and prdeo dlont 0.. T� Tool,! • All• Gear Drfy• • Power Rever'•• • 30 Joola t. More for Your money I A9K f'OR ,aa DEMONSTRATIOII PhoM WY-2-2975 512 I. Malo St. - ll�����:,:=�� ��ee=c-,!��!!!!!'!!!11)!11,�'!!1!'!1!!!!�� Big new 130-bu. .spreader does I JOBS ' IO(lf) ' �Ill " .,. . A ntt lorlfr If a111""'".. ""t i.•e:i•"�'\l"' """'Ill· . .. Volt Bal).Gt JI\ •�" ,} wlt.11 . ')< I ' ·rt ' I ,. . ' .... ' II , � '• 1 ') ,., .,,fl,I 'I I, 'I All�New McCormick' N0. 46 B.AUR -----.-.------ takes the , guessow rk out of fertilizer results ...,"1- n1 · . , · 1•) I : Ji , I !1; ! ' H. t r 1' .· !• U i-(1,h 1 1,�f ,. ,�,or, · · >· "I always thought fertilizers of the •me analysis were aUke unUI I compared Agrlco with another brand on my corn last yea,r. A · caooful check showed I got 9¾ mbte buBheil than where I used· the same rate of !be ordlnory fertilizer, a difference of ,9.16 profit 1 i per •acre." . ; �'IL� · . e thli Agrlr,> �lfert� '[or 1i�. I wfiat . Jilk· thfi: l(e A4rfeo f�r 'Ill ned· m:IIP"<UII \ 1irJ. l m latetl· . •�· ...., 1 4 ..,u , oondllloni. .,-..,� •· y�Ida I profl!i on Y/'�•x_t ,Yf>:P, �. ��I� � It ,I A . l JI . . , .I f s ti v+u11 �o(p>: i��� '�P-'.v · · ' I --··,, . . _, • th•m all l .' GO I MG TO PAI NT? l . Outbales FULTON.::T HOMPSON TRACTOR · SALES ' • Gamet WIiiiamson �!,'l'l' 'J ., ' exl'ra capacll'y m e a n s I n 1aw l ■ 1 1 t• r•• Middleport Feed Mill / .. ... ,,.,, .,, '' q· 1 , See what > fSEED :coRN. , Why Not Save Some Money? SEE E. MAIN STRHT POME ROY PHONE WY-2-2181 SPEC IAL PRICE, .• BEAU TI FU L ON E COAT ·W A ITE r: Only . $22.36 Per Case of 4 Gallo nf' No. 251 , , Regu la r $6.95 g al • • - Special $5.95 gal. ' SPECIA L 9x1 2 PLASTIC DROP CLOTHS Only 39� . . . LOVELY 2 COAT WH ITE No. 20 1 Only $1 7.96•per case (4 gol. ) Regular $5.24 gol. ' • Speciol $4.49 gol. • I GRAVRY TRAaOR . fI SALES & SERVla count the bales • i i\ tlt�� .·�, . .. 3 B G f , , �,� SC,f. � �� .1�� � M ills 0 ·,. .1 • V \ fl Osu l,,I' WIiii� ·-.. ' . , ; '1.' ��:.: .:� �� �J' :!i�M ��!bU ,D ����«.���'tt��-t=Vrl · • • s•tg Fanmng • ess, Says BIISID H I GH YI E LDI N G QUALI T_Y· 0111'1i be Ila hie for .poulble future delklls of the ·hOl)llia1 boapltal. . .., • t .. ,,..., u ' Middleport Feed Ml Surviv.oa: are 1even son1: Harry of Allian::e, O.; Franklin. Wind · ham, O.; Harold, Young1l0wn, O.; W�yne, Arlington, Calif.; Roa. Columbua. O.; Gary and Maxie, both at home; ai x daughLen : Mn. Iona Zer-kle, Nnr Haven, W. Va.; MEIGS GENERAL HOSP!TAL Miu Naomi Sn)'der, Columbua, O.; Admitted: Mrs. Rose Carr, Tup­ Mrs. Mary Shinn, Mt. Alto, W. pers Plains; Vir&:il J;1ct, Rutland; Va_.; Mn. Aleta Weaver, New Ha, Arthur Tracy, Pomeroy; Ethl!I ven, w. Va.; Mn. Lydia Marab, Nelaon. Pomeroy. 1 This is the fine�farm residence of C]ovis M ra'usbau"h q a•Oout .-'2 mile from Wilkesville J·ust New Castle, Pa.; and Alice Sny­ Dlflniued: F.dn1 Stewart, Rut­ inside. the Meiis .countr. line on Route 124. �t was bmlt 22 y_ears .ago by the l�te Roy hil• der, at home; a brother, Thomaa land; llarprel Mulford, Cheshire .. lips &JJ,g ' Clara Plµllips, now of Wilkesvd le, who about six years ago sold 1� to her son, s.. RFD, Leon ; three ,isten . n �., -, .._ V Mn. Linnie PuJlina, Lon& Bottom. .E,CIJ.aa Roger; •n.q: In tutu. IOld •it to the Strau.sbaugb,f. Mr. Strausbau gh 1s emp loyed with the Ten- Bessie Shinn, Mt. Alto; Mn. Lei • Birth: A daughter to Mr. and Fatmlna iJ ,bll �ila"' ,bese nesse'G, GN Co. ,. Scarberry, St. Albani and lira. Mn. Charle.a Carr, Tuppera , day1, ·otten -�V.Olvi'11 l;ve■tment.s Flossie Mattox. Leon, and 14 Plains. than COY-II which run I.If •-1o,·,1� . fl&ln'ff. g,ande hildre n. New .. . ,.,-:.·,�• Prac tical ly all weed control th I.V8l'fl.«-• ' vivetlment Take -r�Friend• wil l be received al the HE"RING ,. SET chemicals are now availabl e in the F •I •,,,. <.�-.•----• ·_ •er·worur • , ,l .·hllbll' �mech•nl&- 1I\,�-.,i , •�-s;..o. e,ong FUneraI H ome anytime. -• 1mony · .· · A h emng on •...,,mporar,- .... ' , . granular as 11 we as ri; wettable lor ' 'Da pow·�-.. · �lt, ed r.nn. . In-'' :t \il'Jlf J · hu bffn set tor April 29 in · dcr and emulsion form. Granular . Comuample, II Ina ·. fll 0110 laat PORTER AP,O I NTEO mon Pleu court I n lbe dovorce herbici dea usually er.st 50 to 60 c Yea,, fedeNI itUd\81 sho\t. Frank W . Porter. Jr., Pomeroy case of Bolin vttsus Bolin now more per pou!ld of .4dive materi:;) • • Several f�I ·-' 1:ontribute to attorney, hu been named guardiarj pending in the Court. due to 1he fact lhe chemica l. must ad lhb hilb fatnt. , tny��l'l}en, . ,ays litem for Janic;e Barrett, a min� be p,ep,,ed and then added to or, in the n Me�� M l.' M.,•1-t . ..,d, Ohid divorce cue of Buster • ,.. · d A1paragus nttd1 we 11-draine lhe granular carrien. • .plSt.ate Untverslty B.:.rrcll versus JanI ce Barrett., at- and weu• " 11 m ed · E:xtenalPn so ii accor g n lo di · ly• �. � LAKlk.lE -Oowen that the spray contacts. f'armcrs inlereSted in control- cording to an entry signed by Ohio State Univenity �tension Cl[M,Jnty �n. • Ion Agent, Agrl. Ammonium Sulfamate will sleriJudge John c. Baco11 . borticulluriltl. "'. The use of · emieal1 continues lize the soil for aeveral months. ling weeds wilh chem icals at the -' · lowe SI coSt will find an advantage ling Johnsong to increlae each year not only on Care must be followed that none rua. lo applying applicalion of either farm.a, Several folks in the county hav.e-contact desir. bUt i'n Ind around homes as of these materials . spray or granulars over lhe row. been wel I Ii- 1·· n Ind u,try. a.-ble_ p1ant species. tryin g DNBP as a control of 3 MODEL 448 Edward T. Stroube, Extenaion Another place where chemicals A 14 inch band over the row will chickwet:d in forage crops. This AgrPftonilit Ohio State University, are proving helpful ia in the con- <:ut the cost of the herbicide ½ H should be applied in either the John De•re who w■l'-ln� M.ei.Js County the past lrol of ground moles. Conlrol is rompared lo over all appJication fall or in March. wher e the rows are �2 inche s week: ,einii�ized the Importance achieved by poi80ning the food of In contr ollin11: wild onion s and apart. or readji,b, · the labels aecompanywild the rnoles---eatbworm garlic 2,4-D is still lhe recs and grubs. . COMPARISO N MADE I n · �I ' I d lh b g When the food is gone the moles ommended ., material. ll will probA comparison in cost of Sima- ably take at least four WITH BLAD.ES s��'6;1;t·itr.'cla::a��IA �� �:d Ul!iUally leave. Three su g,gested applic,1zin applied pre-e mergence is $9.60 tions, appli l ori V _n ;-�_ crop, · or specified_ on materials to use include Chlored ln early spring. th.l!:I. -rn the amount specified, dance, DDT, and arsenate of lead. per acre when apply ing over all or again in tbe !all and two applica1 and at &'b� time ipec�ied. Spittle bugs 11.re beginn \ ng to $3 20 when aplied 1 0 a band. 2,4·!) tions the following year. l . · '.J ' ' ' ' ' '' applied over all pre-emergen ce is · UBe of the chemincrellsed W. ffli hatch in Meig;t Collllty , , and . hateta ' .l In <!a&e of scatter@9 ihfestalion,� TaL&-ll.' ,..1,w.:-,....'"r a•..,e icals' !-' which should be · nearly eomplete by 1his' 1 $ 1 •58 per •acre •or 53c Y &. killed ,�. •nts mo.<o, ' .. � r-- w�, lad 111, O• , , - , t! . . , . , when applied with a 1-4 i n•"h band - it may be r .....,.•ible to acbi,eue kill ' -.lh.,.., ..,,. ..r "wilhee to save. The on r. week end. Methoxyehlor sp,.y · can by using consid�rably heavier ;,:, erator must nllo use care because be used with best re11ult&, if apDal,;pon is still recommended in amount!! than recomme nded. 1 irriL•tl or occur skin may with on < ' plied . thin w a rew day11 followlng the control or establ ished Johnsonj ►' ), I ..; ' , Detailed recommendations on a (ew chemic11.J d'eath may result the April 22nd week end. grass. Re-treatm ent ls usually use of herbicides to control wcech if directions are not follewcd. LIGHT INFESTATION needed. Control by plow ing. ., '/•; 1: Many people ·in Meigs County The fall spittlebug aurVC'y il'I ing and heavr pasturing is mow- and in using o<her chemicala may slill the be secured by calling the Exteo· 1 ncludln g home. nw11era are Inter- Gallia, Jarkson and MeigB Coull.- most practical means of control- sion Office. ested· in killing poiaon ivy. Many ties indilatcd a Hght infestatidh --- ---- ---------------­ people. or •coune, are ausceptible. this ytar, ll :will pay ·lo spray if to mild or llflVert Irritation when there is one bug per stem. It will they come in contact with th6 pois- he necessary to pick at least 20 on ivy or even 10me of the j uices slems at ground level and lhcn which may move through the air pull the leaves away from thf' in short di■tance&. stem, and separate the folded ' ' wilho"1, leaflet ia avli.ill11ble A l(.lilvs. in- th� bud in order lo fmtl - � ·, PHONE WY 2-%115 charge , \ipon request from the Ex.-' ti'idden spittlcbugs . The "spi1 tie: · tension Service entitled "Killing if any, will be clear fluid and ··no Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry A•�. Poison Ivy." The three herbicides bubbles." The bugs are orange ani.l Manure to spread'! Forage to go in your silo'? recommended are a vilxt.ure of are not much larger 1han a pcr2 4-D and° 2, 4 ,5-T, Amitrol. or Am- iod. Or do you plan on bunk feeding �our livestock.? �aiimm �1£amate. Care should he U,lng chemic.ls In the control ' Now, one machine gives you automatic oper• used ih · applying each of these of weeds Ptrtlcularly in cOrn has a1ion for any or all three of these big !arm jobs. threr ,m,terials, The mixture of a.come an ■cc�ted practice. It's Triple Duty · service that cos� hundreds of 2,4-D im(l 2,4,5-T will kill most \4-D "-• been th• 1t•nd•rd dollars le,. than the total price of throe single­ other-•�bnibs-, vegetable , ,Plants and· •, ctillinical to UM In corn for '"" , · purpose machines. · l Thet� grain• erai cultu�al econom1s · This year Simnzin and Atrazin farms, lndudlng many m WeStare coming inlo the picture when ern Ohio, usually have larger used before the corn emerg('s. A, a Manure Spreader, aereaa:es than no�mal. Thelr l9:nd Both of these materials conlrol an­ th, P T O - p o w e r e d 04331" is �lghlr prQcluct.1ve and car!�:s nual brood-leaf plants as well as a higher value per acre than spreods 1 30 bu. lood1 In field - annual grasses. Both or these mater farms, . , c o n d i t i o n s where ground erials. damage most crops olh"er Big gram tarm.11 generally have drivc:i can't work. more money invested In machin­ ery and equipment than do live­ stock r1rm1. Often they have two As a Forage Wagon or more tractor&, a .truck, com­ w ith ♦xt,n,ion 1lde11 the bine and corn picker, plus the "331 " un"toad1 outomafi.. usual line o( tillage and harvesting equipment. colly-you can throw OWf¥f . In the U. S. ,aa ,a whole farm your silogt fork 1 . 1:apU11 Investment per worker lut year averaged more than the a"verage per worker in manurac­ Come in and see how the modem, oconomy-engJ. turine, MiH McDonald polr.U :out Jnveatment .per farm worker aver­ neared New Holland can ,.,., you tima and IHIIIIY aged $20,700 COJnpared to $15,300 all year round. Stop in today I �r ractory worker. Th'e econo­ · miat hote& ' that many manufactur­ (rltlhtl, Rt. 2. L-. Ohio, .. "" tw. ..... ing pbnta in the country have a hla:her lnveatment pe_r worker& arn ,-, tcre with Aa,lc. f¥'llhatr. At left 11 hit w.thlir-ln,,l1w, than the averep. Hewever, t.be Mlddlepor1 . • · '· . • · 'JJ. \ ' , ) r , I 1•1;/ ),, ,, ,· '1· I aame 'could be said for farms. 1'le John w. Newmtn. lnvntmettt w,all bated on the censlll �efl11i�ion �I a farm, • three. ·acre, 0� more• rtth &J'OS& Phone WV-2-5101 Rutland 8■les of -at le�at 111!50. · a year. .' .. wHJ I l'lllilTJM liy lt for •M h•ur • • •. more doctors who are, badly 11eedod In olil- eoua!f, taxpayers With good fertHi,:.cr placement !arrniet:- avoid injury to lhe eeedJ and rnak1: the most efflcl1nt use ol nutrients from the at.art of the I eorn plant to maturity, When large appllc1tlon1 of fer. tilizer are uaed, farmers may choose to plow do·ll'n or btoadc■st �rl of il, lbe •1ronoml1t upl1Jnt ", " . --- 4. Under certain rules alld regulation,, the Ame rleaa Ho1pllal A�l•llon wlJl 11111· !'�;j.� . C In which doctors of medlclne 111d doctors of 0111eop,t11y pnctle . tile f!lll of I J1N ; 5. The Federal Government wW provide over $220,000 In defnylng e •I 'of county commissioner subj eel to the i/ie"cifffoe ,lr<J 1,.­ JI IJFllll•IY 1\!11\ibllctn the I -- _farm,'ng The hospital will be operate'.! by tl!e trullees of I 11/lP'Pl'o_Jlt COJIIOl'ltli!II, 3. On r-· unerlill IM:'rv1ce1 for Horion. H. . l m aht abou t I ' Snyder, who died lH 1 0 at his Let.art, w. Va., home . will be held Sunday at 2 P m. from the LeUllrl MethochJt Church w uh burial in the Ev ,m s C emetery and the lltY. J. w. Hanlon in charge. Mt. Snyder wu born April l8, I 1389. in the Cbefllnul Ridge uea m Ma(K)n County, the 10n of the late George W. and M.arure1 {Shield1) Snyder His wife, BeHle preceded hi m in duth in l� Mr. Snyder wu a retired 8. & 0. aeetion worbr. 1 111.UI CHI" IIT PACI NEW YOIIK UPI - tlloe lndt11tri.ah paced ltOCU Iowa- m, • A,;,,aull Otar,:e Howard B. Stitt, Ho6son, WH in modcr■�e tradinf tb.11 wek. the Mei&a Countr Jail tbla momin1 MAH illllTID aw1intm1 1 hearin1 before Judi:e P111trolman Pred De'WeeN • E. W Peoplea in counly court jailed Bel1l&III .... ch.ar;:ed with au.ault and ballet)' . re�1ed lnd Chillicothe, Friday n(lbt • . A ·cordi ng to Depul)' �ennelh ehar1ea of lntozlcatloa. Re will Grover. who �rre■ted StJII, the appe ar before Mayor JCenMdl warr�nt was 111ned by M_elvm Lee, McElhinney thia everliJ'I, Le.,1d mg Cre�k , who cl11med th_a l Su tt 1truclt him m the mouth Stitt AIIMITIOHG ti.as both !�gs otr as the result or HOUSI! PAINT a tum accident a.everal years 1go . OUTSIDE WHn'E 14.3t pl. Adam s Will Enroll lo Abo Rubber Bate Lel.ei: 1flll Bu&ineH Coune Paint in the Late■t Homo -4 Arnold Ray Adams, aon or Mr. Garden Colonl. and Mrs. Cl,rence D. Adam,. Rt. 2. Racine, hH just completed arrange 1 menta to entl!r the Columbua Bus­ mes, Univer,ity. Columbua. "We Do Cuatom Grindmc"' A.mold it ■ vaduate of Racine No. 2nd If. PMM WY 2.a:84 High School and w,11 enroll in the MIDDLIPOllT Junior Accounting Course at the University in September of thi1 year. Hobeon Man Jailed '9.,,. PJOPOIID 1111cl r.Jnjiie (Jfoyl) Nelson. TIie candldjllt, �oled widely for bll good natund jolly Jal!III. hu be..,; J fur �ler for many years, operatea 11!. �land bo\U. JU franchlee, Is a member of the CQilnly Filil' �rd. of the Hemlock Grove Church of Chrlal, the Ji�� Grove G�ll!IJe aJld of the Masonic Clyde G. Millhone .. �QQ attntl Snyder Services Will Be Held Sunday At Two , You'll find 11 best for a neat and tbrllly Job! I John Bradford ,nd CTiK Galvin (Dot) FarJei matri� Ari �i('kens. Th eir rhildren A dd 1e f.,dwurd Salser; Cora 1narried married a Roo1; Jessie, a Rennell; . Samuel . Edna Beegle; Bessie, a F.rvin. Edna Beegle daughter of Ulyses and Ida McElroy Beegle. Stella Beegle daughte r of Uly• ses and Mary Wolfe Beegle mar­ ried G uy Beegle Curl C.irnahan's father was John, his grandfather was Thomas Carnahan. Harohl's rather was William his grandfather w11s Porter Carnahan. Thomas and Porter were bro· thers. Curt Carnahan'9 m9t,b.er was • si ster or D�vid and Cpddo.:k Reese ani JoJm �se Dorr -and y· irf ,E; . . 1 f>t\Welfe's children Don,_ WiJ.ham, Harry, May, P4ary, 0#i/,. Harry rarrled Cora _ ,Jenk!ris. e _only Ofie who married , , , .' . . 1 Curt ,Clmahan'a rpqthe(s matden name w111 ijathryn Reese. , 1'MI IND £ hospital will 2. A new Republican Prima ry May 3:rd 1eekl nj . t IN TIIE ,•' ,, AvetY ii(� ,edtilrd t��•hll1, i, "' 1. The people of Molge County need and are ent ltled lo • modern county ho&Jlllal. Coun ty Com missi oner i • i• . , FACTS YOU SBOUl;D CQN$1DE� , Due to the accident In which I 1uffered • broken hip, I have been unal!)a lo conlllcl my m1ny friends In Melp County durln& thi. pr!lllary cl\lllpalp. However, I am ,H r�t. �!ik:oi: s. OPTOMETRIST Eal Court SlrHt, Pemoroy Roan, ,. 1, JI; � to •: (C!.ote it Nooa llll Than-I - FOR Clyde G. Millhone County Treasurer : Vote : For The. : A.VERY A STATEM ENT PROM I_ Fertilizer doe, the mo,t 11ood for corn when it la placed two Inches to the •Ide and two inches below the Med, 11y1 Dr. Orio �,=----- S Mua&rave, Ohta State, Uniftfalty Exlen1lop 1,1ronprn)1t. Such a placement 1ccordina: to Dr. Mi.iqrave, puta Lht £.ertilizer • 11fe d,11ta:nce from the aeed to I.VOid "bur.nln1"; It pub the plant food where com root& can intercept it early; and U pl1ce1 the fertllltatlon where It will be In molal ■oU. Fert1lhtr placement far c<rn la • 9 more aer!ou, problem u farmert use hi1her ■nllnh fer­ tilizers and hls;ber r■te1 to the I acre, Dr. M.uacrave ·polnLII out. In fertUizer "burn" be upl1.ln1 I corn planta acu.1.illy die or tbint. Large 1mount1 of rutlliur aalta dissol'<!.e • in lhe soil 1ob1tion around the germinating ned and the plant cannot eet water. ·t9,t f-4\�$ . �, •1..,0..,s r, . . I N. W. COMPTON, O. D.. FOR cdrr I- <S h.h Jones Sr. died ,n 1824. There is a tablet at his grave as a soldier of the Revoluti onary War, Silu .Jones' daught er Lucy married Bbn k Rou:ih. George and Rachel Ml'Elroy were the parents of Kate De l l Wolfe. Ephrlam and Cornelia Aumille r were the parent� o! Mollie, Sallie, Emma and others. Mamie Pl!acock wns a sister or Eulah Norris ' second husband and married Bart Miller for his s econd wife. Lawrence Beegle who was hurt 110 seriously on I salf m ill wa s a son o( David (�onus) , Beegle, Lawrence's, wife was Tessie M c• court. Sim on Strause r�ther of Au gusla, Joatlna, eic., once lh1ed in , the Mul DeWolfe place. ' B.radlord and s Wllson John rathe"r'a 11ame was �ndrew 50iflle of the Crary family M11rt married LOuise Theis�; Aura mal'I)jed VOT E NELSOM . •\ RMR REPORT ·u Mr. and "Mrs. Geora:e SoudeN'ldl� and children of Xenia were -.ek- oib. 1 JrtoNay,. . , ,, n • • 1 ' 1 � I end guesl.!I of her parents, Mr - and :.!}: Ji. MrA- Ha1b1d Jtrtwer Mrs. Dell Talbott. 1 j�H"dati1Wteri' wefe1't�nt Juett• � � para,ata,. �r. and llra. A. C. Harry L. Larkimt, Mr. and Ma Alvin Taylor and children we� at rtt er; ,.�,4 .pavtd. RaYen.flWood, Sunda)[. -,._--,. 'II 1 Sunday callers on the �ber ' OJI· • Us and , Charles vistte& EHtcr with · lilr'. ,na Mrs. Clay B,yant, QelQ •l' , . ' M ladlepo!t. ..... l'Y Mr. 11nd Mrs, Frank Oickeaaon and e and children, Columbu1 were al ;fJ!plt ilf�al �: of !� Jh da�\t l weekend 1uests of Eldon KJ:aeuen , U. d Md. wbo Ila' " be th es t er and fa mily. ' � · visilil'II ••h.r par■n,1. l!lr, «n9 M n. Mrs. Helen Nease, �nau.a enu, ' Ihm 18 4Q llp'e, re, •• 1 Uill merator, waa wor�I here la.it ed,. )uuu, 1 -�� i week. ' , _ p.rn ,Meia,· _ oa f oji ty . : · � i�-l.181.ei ,. ' I 111y,. 'iJll'c1e.O JJ11i1111AW<&tar, Mlf• l, aartt �cl1 """'�nee. . . ' Loot•IP,Wo!R ... iriYII ;Allen tu, E, Hi �tM fam. H' ISTO· R':1.n ,•/ . " ' '.: I. ' OSI] Agronomist Advises On Fertilizer Use ·itJOOIM !ll!f UI .....ftlldred and penter family were Stiversville News Of Wee k I • I • 2-'Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-�MM, A�/ill?J:' IQo Morning Star Soc iety Items Nonnsen, Caldwell, N . J., Jim Froiiit, Albany, and Ben ,1nd Grover I Sl �� . Sarah La<ey, Excel,io, . 1-, IRMA I. IHL E Minn., came ol\ Sunday to viliit Sunday Srhool _attendance EH· with her brother and family, Mr and M rs. Willi,1m Thomas a n d ter w a s 49, offering $ 12.55. Mr . and Mrs, Roger Grueser dauihters. Mr. and Mn. James Gaston e n- and c hildren_. Logan were Sunday 1ertained their nie�s and nephews guests of hls parents, Mr. crnd with the annual Ea ster egg hunt Mrs. Clarence GTuest>r Mr. and _MrS. Nor,nan Hellman, at their home here and a picnic dinner was enjoyed by the fol- Belletonta1?e and Mr. and Mrs. lowing: Mr. and 'Mra . Paul Gaston Alba H1nnm1 of Columbus were and Jamily, Alb,1ny; Mr , ,m d M rs, ree�nt gue11ts of ,�h� Clar k Ihle ltichard Gaston, Mr. and Mrs. Char- bm1ly. . mJe, OU, At�n!I, _ 1s Phy_lht t:. les Gaston .and children, At h.C! ns ; spend m,: :J . weekii vacation with• Mr. and Mn. Clifford Smith and family. Atl:\.en11 Route, and Mr. and; .ho me kil b. Mrs. Willi am Gaston an d f amily , Severa l from here were al the Hollister, Ohio. Theiss sale, Oak Grove Saturday, 1\'lr. and Mn. Harlan Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Clark lhle, Phylchildren of Chillicothe, Mrs. A m y Caldwell. Helen and Jane, and M r . were Sunday gueelll or Mr. and and Mrs. Henry Fores! and son, Mrs. Howat� Stanley and Edward. Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Mary Jordan, Colu'mbia Douglas or Albany spent Sunday Make-U 4-H Club leader and Melva with Mrs. Ola Perry and Frank. Faye Jordan, member, accompan­ Mrs. Bessie Strong, Athens. wa1 ied C . E. Blakealee, county Ex­ a week end guest of her sister, tensic.n agent, to Ironton Friday Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan and family. to attend a four county 4-H Con­ Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Galaway ference. ) 288 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM ON I NTERIOR COLOR PAI NTS �' .....,,.. • DAILY SENTINEL Bedford School Wabama High f:!:l>� ;:; --­ c .....,,., Honor Roll Is DAYBOOK .. -"· News Rer..,. nnrt " Be1n . g AnnOunced .i, . r s 1, 1,, ISE SERVICE HELO SUNR " GAltDIM CLU& M•IITING snvtce was held at the Sunrise '------,-- -,--,--· ,. Tht Wildwood Garden Club will Church Easter Meth(>d1st Temple ., t • The Mode rn Woodmen and the meel Wed ne,... and their ••a:r. Ap n·1 27 , 8t . 8 P- I Bedford Sch ool spon1ored an egg MYF the with. morninit •· .. den .,. lo, the Woham a hono, ,, .. m. a t t he home of Mrs M1ltQn · h u nt Thursday, Apr1- 1 I 3 , 1 or r·, fth '" week ~n od ha v e been counselors in charge. Part1c1pa tHoudash elt with Mrs. Kl' nneth schoo l children and those able announ·ed ,, 10, '"' in the program were Cathy, 11 ow,. � ttarTis as co-hostess. Members are lo attend next year. Five grades • •• Judy and Sara Seel, Janet 1ngram, ·.\-Honor Roll: Steve Burgess, · • house make to or and • bi rd bring Ma,:well, Melv.11 f'aye Jorarcia "1. · i ·d ld Housh, ge, youngsters part1e1 Arlent' A Gr11tu siting plus v !i n • • . feeder. 'fh umas, Arthur and N an, aney d J pated. Beverly Burns Robert Greene. • e Mar Mrs. and Crabtree t Westina •• n S , � nior: a dra Burns ShirThe Arst &rade entertained WCTU TO MEET Ley Ball, Carolyn Dotson. Norma SteC!l. pre-school <· hildren. ' ....,' . . The Pomeroy WCTU w1 11 meet Mr. and Mr11 - Albert Ke_,rns _a nd Birthday• for the month are: Field Carol Gibbs, Sue Goodnite, •• ..~, • ·._ •·_ the First Baptist Church. Tucs- Eddie Nelson, April 6; Herold Shirl�y Hr nry, Zorra Jont's, Patsy tons of Albany . were r�ewed 1. n �o at , 1 ' . ng special services day, at 7:30 p. m. "' "ril Rl;er ' Betty R.oush Eleanor Roush, th.e church �1m ••,ii 13 ·, Erk Wood. ,..._., H ook. °"' · Enter mornmg · Rev. Kenneth Na' Tay Ior, M yra ! IO·' Dawn Sharon S.iyre, Gwen 20 ·• Wilford .Biggs· April . . · h arge. n in c : tf;,- 1:: t � TO IM!T TUESDAY was so ' n · Suz h c wa , S Carper, April 27; Michael II?Oper, I f'ori?man, M ari•i yn ; fl , Car�t•r No,s Notn The Neighborhood met'lmg for April Q; Fred Chirney, Apri l . 17: anne Wolpert Sandra Gthhs. Mrs. Emma Jeffers, 83, widow of I Girl Seouts srheduled for TuesB-Ju mor: Doyle Jones, �nn • the )ate Dr. W. E. Jeffers, died in day. April 26, has be('n cancelled _ Maynard, � w rence Roush, Kil_ty Crooksville on Friday. She w:ls al • : Cards will hl• sent out for the next be Alman� Brnwn. 811\ Frey, Patty Bostic, lhe home of a daughter, Mrs.- Cal_ month"li mcelin:;:. James Hill, Georgeann Jcrters, vin Gorby. St1r\'ivor11 include two Beverly Roush, Sharon Bashore, sons Cha.8e Je rfers, Thideau, L:t.: TO HOLD LUNC HEON Irma Dodson, Donna He.1;�on, Ro- and ' Reed Jeffers, Albany; four A Girl Si•ou1 leaden and tom­ berl Kell, James Kapp, Sheldon daughten, Mrs. Gorby, Mn. Metta miUce members recognition lun('h­ Roush., Ruth Scarberry, Donald r"ishi,r, Ridgeway, Pa., Mrs. Gladys eon will he held at the Student Vani.lfeter, Ann Howa.rd. Woodyard, Columbus, and Mrs. CPnter nf Ohio University. Athenl!I, B-Sophomore: Richard Abel, Ida Cheadle, Carpenter ; one l)ro­ l'f Urdlff Prffl. lnl'ffnttion■I on '.\tay 9 al 1 1 :30 a. m, Reserve• Today ii Saturday, April 28, Velm11 Andei:son, Danny Dod�. ther, Oscar Chase, Albany; and , lions and money arf' lo he given Nancy McDaniel, Howard Mc1thl- several grandchildren and great tu Mrs. William Collins by April the 1 14 day of the year, with 23Z lion . Ju.nlor Je Uers, Patty New• grandch ildren. more in 1960. 27 Sharon Panons, Joe Ru11sell, land, The moon i• aPProacbln11: It& K .. therine Williamaon. Fm1eral services were held at ne w phase. Ol!S BANQUET an: Nancy Armstrong, Hebardsville Monday wilh burial B-Freshm The mornln& si..rs are 1111,n, The aonual molher - daughter' Daniel Artis, • Barbara Bostic, Sha­ in the church cemetery, banqnel ul Pomeroy Chapter OES Jupiter and Saturn. ron Brown, Eunice Cartwright, Re· Mr. and i\1rs, Bob Wills and fam­ ' On l�ia �� In hl1torr, will , be · h..Wd ·rueyda¥ •t · 6:30 p. m . Delores Greene, ily of Midway, Ohio, and Mrs. El­ 11,c:cJ In 178§, . ••,•ident..,le<I... tnd, Cfllori1Goodnite, Tirketa miy be purcha1ed from M1chir, Amy Roush, Ro­ ll'n Holland and Earl, Fiiirhorn, Lula Nrasc or Marjorie Woodard. Mt1. Ge�r&e W,u'binaton moved Beverly Sta11ts, Iola apent the week end here at the • RuHell � J11to £h,i. 1.irlt prtsldeiitlal man,• , --,Zerkle, Wilma Victor Perry home. They helped Cla�dfa Worth, 1loo �t th, .. cQrper o� l'f11nldin > MOTHIRS TO MIIIT Ingela. Terry Lewis, celebrate the birthday of Elza Mc­ Shirley Gtlm, The Senior Mother's Club of i1nd" Cherry Street.a IQ. New York LIJtda Mani}all, �ennelh Reynolds, Comaa, father of Mrs. Wiles, Mrs. -M iddlopart (figh ·scil(t�l will hold City. 81ll, Patricia carpenter, Vir­ Holland and Mrs. Perr1 , fn ITSI, 1!"1'1 Bu;hnaaq, 1$11 Judy l ,1 rummage sale, .April 29 - 30 In Hall, Larry King, Ellen Old­ Minla Paul Hen)' Townsend, Galena, the Re�d Building, North �cond Prealdent - � l}e · Unlted Sta�i Ro'wh. Ro811 aker, and and Mr11. Emziti Davis and .,,. born lq P'f1nklln COunlf. Pa Avenue. Anyone with rummaa1e to . B--Elghth: Kenneth B1111, Maur­ Mary,Mr.Parkersburg, were week In 1792 "LI M■neillal■e" the he picked up are asked to call Ann end 1 uesta at the home of Paul, Galea, Willh1m Clark, ice .Mrs. Jame11 Buchil.n1n or Mr■. French nath:m ■I ant-e,n, WH st.'ata, Martha Charle. and W. C. Peck. written b)' Clapde Jo1epb Rou1et Jobn1011, Bonnie Arnold Richnrds. VanMeter, Carolyn , Melva Faye Jordan, Ohio UniverThomp1on de Ll■le. Williams, Nor­ 1lty student, spent the Easter Judy Webb, Mary In 1888, the �overnment 11ked BOOSTIIS MIITING William Capehart, El­ vaealion at the home of her par­ 1'hf' M HS Band Boosters will for 1215.000 volunteeni to auhit in m• Boawell, Linda J.,athey, Lynn ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Jor�an. Crltea, len mN•t 1 h1� ('orning Monday evenini tile war a(lalnst Spain. VanMeter, . Dianna Mrs. John p,11.N Hensler-, Mansheld, Duane 'Miller, In 1 93J the Prince of W,1le1 al 7 :m in tho b1md ruom at lhe Phil Cook, who spent the week with relatives, Bonney, James Woods, 111!,!h id100I. There will be • re• presided at the opening or the Janet HuHman. visited Mi11 Jordan on Wednesday. Harmon, Kimberly IHirl of 1 1w nominating committee Shalt:eape•re Memorial Theater at Dale Sa)'re, Carolyn John1,11n, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett, lo­ Slratrord-on-Avon, En1land. nnd cl"ttion Of orrtcer9. A thought for today: Wllllam "Jackie Jones, April 13; Larry cal. and 'Mr. and MN!. W. I. Swet1. Shake11peare, in Kin& Richard m Reese, April 22 ; David Brickles, Middleport, ur-e spending a vac11· MEETING CANCELLED lion in ?lorida, uld: "Talken .are no 100d April 22. The meeting of lhe 'Mei&• Coun­ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey were tv H<'PUhl ican Women's Club sched doen . " Gracie King was honored by a in Cc;,.lumbus las1 week on b,!Aslness. u'led for Tuesday evening at the birthday party elven by her mo, They called to see his mother, Mrs .. HOLZII HOIPrTAL Hot!!I Martin he1 been cancelled thet, Mra. Virgil King. The Mecond Mary Starkey in Columbua. and Admi,-lon1, April 2 1 : Mn. Car- and third grade classes celebraled - dut lO"" , combined meellng with slopped near Nelsonville to viRit the Repuhll<'an Men at the l.'ounty mel Thomas Jewett, Mlddlepott; with her, with their daughter and famil}', Theron Edward Langsville Morrl1, i:arage on Thursday at 8 p. m . : A ne w wlndow has been ,1dded Mr .and Mre. Donald Jdnes anti ThN<' will be entertainment and Kevin Lewi■ ,Ma$et, Pomeroy; to the k itchen or the school. sons. relre11hment1 will be served. All Mn. Iva Garah Barrett, M iddleport Roger Zeigler fell and broke Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rice and Rep11blic1na are 11ordlally Invited. Steven Glen Rou1h, New Haven : hi• arm April 13. son:,: of Col 1unbus were i�ests or Mr6. Harlan Dwi11ht Warner, Mid • Several new pupils have enter• her parents, ·M r. and MrsJ William dleport. AUXILIARY TO MIIT ed the school. T11ey are Marsha Culwell and sister, Mr. and M.rs. The Ladle, Auxillary of Drew DJ1ch1rri e1, April 2 1 : Elma Wil- Ka y Moran, 7th grade; Alvin Wchsler Post American Legion H ams, Kenneth L. Ca1to, Mr■. Smith, ut grade; Sharon Searle•, Dwaine Jordan. Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Castor were will meet 111t the Lea:ton home on Vance t. Mcl>on1ld, Mrs. Donald 2nd grade ; Jimmy Searle8, 2nd Sunday g1.1e11t� in Charleston with E. Harrlson, Markham, Marilyn l!i A. y 1 'i':30 p. m. Mra. Georre Tue d a 1 grade : Edward Smith, 3rd grade; their daughter und family, Mr. Mowery, P1m-Amertun chairman, Charle• Hill, Garnet ,rd , Mealey, Carolyn Searlea. 4th grade and and Mra.. .Cheate, Spencer �nd Steand M r11. Paul CaM!l, chlld we� Jehl) -D:- - Ot ler, ¥1rk A. S� ndera, Bobby Searles, 6th grade. � phen. Leshe Ev• Randolph, K. Michael e charfl in of � th ('halrman will t Virg¼ni1 Burke'• condkion bas Guests at the William 'titomas ..... .,... John Bralchcr, Mrs. Donald improved and she is stl\t �onrln• program. ' Fannin and Infant, Mn. Harold ed to the Children's Hos.pita! in home over 1he week end included Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Riedman and Dillon, Prem. Infant Female Stal- Columbus. DIMOCRATS TO MIIT son Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; M 1· . and The 'Mel1111 Count)' Women's na�er. The practlce for the 8th grade 'Mr�. John RuHell and Cindy, and �netallc Club and the Mete, play 1, coming along fine. The Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Denninger, County Dem(Ktratte Club will meet play entitled "Hessle of the Saugerties, New York; Waller In ,lPlnt ae11lon at the Sl!!cond 111111" and the cast is as rollowa: Ward F1N:hou1e, 1"1uraday, April Ressie, Donna Smith; Ma Crackelt, Glenna Staats, Sh11ron Brinker. at , :30 p, m. Each woman ls B-Seventlr Larry Ball, June Allen Swartz; Arkansas, Hilda Hked to brlni aandwkhe11 or Hart; Daniel Duckworth, Joe Hall; Clark, Dana Lewis, Kenneth Hol­ cnflltles. All candidates 11re lnvlted Elmer Applerust, Lance Hart lin, Shirley Roush1 Palrkia Thomp11nd a large oltendanee is e:xper. t­ Grandpappy, Keith Whaley; Aunt 10n, Sharon Maynard, George NI. G.u,.a: Montgomery 16.1 on Su�. Sharon Taylor; Berthy, Lula Rou1h, Thoma11 -Rui,ise ll, Randy upper 9.8 on lower, 11 feet open;, 'Toban; Parson Bumble, Jim VanMeler, An11:ela Zerkle, Judith MEITINO POITPONID Galllpoll1, 19: 0 011 upper. U.•f Cpdle; Abbie Snapp, Florence Goheen, Kathleen Hesson, Judith The meeting of lhe PHt Mat­ on lower. 8 !eet open; Lock 23, IJ(Q1. McAbee, Sandra Picken, Richard rons ol Pomeroy Chapter 186, 14,8 on upper, 1 1,7 on lower, The play is to be given April Rood, Harry Surface, Nancy Thorn OES, scheduled for Tuesdav eve­ runnlna 4S wlckell. 28th at 8 at the Hemlock Grove Bryan Yonker, James Blake, Un­ nln1 hu been postponed due to Condition■ af Mcwal• Dim■: Granae Hall. Admlssion 2:lc 2:radl!!! da Clark, Erma Crite,, Mary Fo• the <"hapter'a mother-d1n11hter All dama art up Lock 13 throua:h •chool and Mc for high school ter, Geora:e Hoffman, Mar)' Riffle, banquet Marilyn Stanley. Loci 23, averacJn1 l '9 trap1 open ,tudents and adults, Ohl• Rlwar 1Nt1: Downbound Lock 18, Crucible at & 1m 0-11; Charles R. Stepphenaon &:30 am, 14-4; Lock UI Trade Wlnd1 4:30 am, 14-2; Raymond E. Salvetti 6 : 10 am, 0-13; Lock 18 P111 ,0ownle 8:10 am, 4.0: W . C. Beck jord 1 1 am, 14-B; •Lock IO, SIiiy Ann a:lG am, 2·0; Beaver n:85 am. 1-0; National 6120 am 0-8 ; C. V, Hun,r 8:Jo am, .2•0; Lock 12 Mike Creditor 10,IIQ am, 21Ml; Lock 23, Erneatine l :2& Jffl t-0; Helen Z 2: 10 pm $-4ll A. V. Orlu �: lO• pm, 'B-0( :Roberf P. Bonnie \ a, IS ,m. a�;,.llls,r Cliff ,,aa am, 1-0; Ro�rl ..... -.I e,10 om, O-t Rellanre. 9:,,- affl: 1+-a; Robert G. We•t 11111,1 1m liO; ,nd two ,tore boau. on, dtrtlolt bool; Upbqund Look :18 Rollul R, 011,Mn 2,IO pm 1-0· -Con1 11:20 1m 1-21; El· 1er 2, IS •m. 0-2; 1,11nd Creek 9:10 am 10-0. •i .• • 1 . .. !� I T •·- -=:-- ·roD,\Y ,\ND YESTF:RYEAR ' q.-,� FORD FAMILY l j om.,., much lmproyed � Will be out IOOn. Al a CAN[!l of COU TY CAN FOR A'l'B PRIM�Y I , NOMINATION 11 li:AY 3rd RIIP'UJIJI the t.i.,'thil ;_IIN lo the"Mllce , of uldn, for Iha SUP­ PO'RT OF the VO\ofl of Meigs County. JOll ' . SURER . QU,4.ip"D ... uP•atBNC1p - apu11.1� ' poratlon and NOT Pit. Pol. lo �tn!D,-'i elecUon �•1' S. -t 11 ' &Yil&.ofttce. Is 11,ls first 1 • Mr, N� •· born and raised within a few (eel of �W'• lfj -1 bij Wife l!lloldo today·and the �laon hOtDe Is ,m 1!f 111• :j!qin, place." He waa the son of the late Elm• ' AdV. York Rite I.. . 1 · Oh ye,, AIJery fmna aome p� the llde, too. • :J h .� �, ' Nd N, Adv. ' ' A 1-ck of leislUlt, &le II mates lml)Qlsllt]e ,to oonlact. eacb Qt •YOU per­ lon•Uy. Neveltlle'"-5, I ' WOIII� •PP™'ia1- \b8 OP- . port .. t� 0 'u of S!l'VI� you I have: pi Ute t, '. , . ,., >· ' ,.· ,.,, . ,, ..- 4"• /·· 1 ; . _.. J', • •·� \..>¢, ,,ti·, _.,·f,;f� 'i I ,., �\j,.� ' , ' ,,.... · l', ., ...... • . ' ' ,. .- • '· . The •• We alr'1141y . h1ve ,200,000 OD � ·whi �. .t . ,/' i . . .. _ ft-Y em ' �JI lllll><lll'ofl$ " "1>�, · . ' • v�t•t � t��'peop�• Ill �••:,".:'"�".�II ;�: . ·r.! e y �- · . ,cP,1 •"- · , · ·•· · ���- :Mu�h·r��r s8�'1� =,,; �·�� , \ o, . ••..t . I C use. ' •t:of Chenuca S ontJDUes . · Ar TO· . ' ease ound O1lf Homes For Sale (RAWlE RS MORRIS IMPLEMENT ' ' Command IJRA VEI.Y P o wer! -� M1;11. , .. �I \ AND SUPPLy Plow DEEP P/ow USY OIICI-CIIIIE anti Power Cvltlvotel l1f".: Pimmu:id Granly Power IO . 1QUI" lawn and prdeo dlont 0.. T� Tool,! • All• Gear Drfy• • Power Rever'•• • 30 Joola t. More for Your money I A9K f'OR ,aa DEMONSTRATIOII PhoM WY-2-2975 512 I. Malo St. - ll�����:,:=�� ��ee=c-,!��!!!!!'!!!11)!11,�'!!1!'!1!!!!�� Big new 130-bu. .spreader does I JOBS ' IO(lf) ' �Ill " .,. . A ntt lorlfr If a111""'".. ""t i.•e:i•"�'\l"' """'Ill· . .. Volt Bal).Gt JI\ •�" ,} wlt.11 . ')< I ' ·rt ' I ,. . ' .... ' II , � '• 1 ') ,., .,,fl,I 'I I, 'I All�New McCormick' N0. 46 B.AUR -----.-.------ takes the , guessow rk out of fertilizer results ...,"1- n1 · . , · 1•) I : Ji , I !1; ! ' H. t r 1' .· !• U i-(1,h 1 1,�f ,. ,�,or, · · >· "I always thought fertilizers of the •me analysis were aUke unUI I compared Agrlco with another brand on my corn last yea,r. A · caooful check showed I got 9¾ mbte buBheil than where I used· the same rate of !be ordlnory fertilizer, a difference of ,9.16 profit 1 i per •acre." . ; �'IL� · . e thli Agrlr,> �lfert� '[or 1i�. I wfiat . Jilk· thfi: l(e A4rfeo f�r 'Ill ned· m:IIP"<UII \ 1irJ. l m latetl· . •�· ...., 1 4 ..,u , oondllloni. .,-..,� •· y�Ida I profl!i on Y/'�•x_t ,Yf>:P, �. ��I� � It ,I A . l JI . . , .I f s ti v+u11 �o(p>: i��� '�P-'.v · · ' I --··,, . . _, • th•m all l .' GO I MG TO PAI NT? l . Outbales FULTON.::T HOMPSON TRACTOR · SALES ' • Gamet WIiiiamson �!,'l'l' 'J ., ' exl'ra capacll'y m e a n s I n 1aw l ■ 1 1 t• r•• Middleport Feed Mill / .. ... ,,.,, .,, '' q· 1 , See what > fSEED :coRN. , Why Not Save Some Money? SEE E. MAIN STRHT POME ROY PHONE WY-2-2181 SPEC IAL PRICE, .• BEAU TI FU L ON E COAT ·W A ITE r: Only . $22.36 Per Case of 4 Gallo nf' No. 251 , , Regu la r $6.95 g al • • - Special $5.95 gal. ' SPECIA L 9x1 2 PLASTIC DROP CLOTHS Only 39� . . . LOVELY 2 COAT WH ITE No. 20 1 Only $1 7.96•per case (4 gol. ) Regular $5.24 gol. ' • Speciol $4.49 gol. • I GRAVRY TRAaOR . fI SALES & SERVla count the bales • i i\ tlt�� .·�, . .. 3 B G f , , �,� SC,f. � �� .1�� � M ills 0 ·,. .1 • V \ fl Osu l,,I' WIiii� ·-.. ' . , ; '1.' ��:.: .:� �� �J' :!i�M ��!bU ,D ����«.���'tt��-t=Vrl · • • s•tg Fanmng • ess, Says BIISID H I GH YI E LDI N G QUALI T_Y· 0111'1i be Ila hie for .poulble future delklls of the ·hOl)llia1 boapltal. . .., • t .. ,,..., u ' Middleport Feed Ml Surviv.oa: are 1even son1: Harry of Allian::e, O.; Franklin. Wind · ham, O.; Harold, Young1l0wn, O.; W�yne, Arlington, Calif.; Roa. Columbua. O.; Gary and Maxie, both at home; ai x daughLen : Mn. Iona Zer-kle, Nnr Haven, W. Va.; MEIGS GENERAL HOSP!TAL Miu Naomi Sn)'der, Columbua, O.; Admitted: Mrs. Rose Carr, Tup­ Mrs. Mary Shinn, Mt. Alto, W. pers Plains; Vir&:il J;1ct, Rutland; Va_.; Mn. Aleta Weaver, New Ha, Arthur Tracy, Pomeroy; Ethl!I ven, w. Va.; Mn. Lydia Marab, Nelaon. Pomeroy. 1 This is the fine�farm residence of C]ovis M ra'usbau"h q a•Oout .-'2 mile from Wilkesville J·ust New Castle, Pa.; and Alice Sny­ Dlflniued: F.dn1 Stewart, Rut­ inside. the Meiis .countr. line on Route 124. �t was bmlt 22 y_ears .ago by the l�te Roy hil• der, at home; a brother, Thomaa land; llarprel Mulford, Cheshire .. lips &JJ,g ' Clara Plµllips, now of Wilkesvd le, who about six years ago sold 1� to her son, s.. RFD, Leon ; three ,isten . n �., -, .._ V Mn. Linnie PuJlina, Lon& Bottom. .E,CIJ.aa Roger; •n.q: In tutu. IOld •it to the Strau.sbaugb,f. Mr. Strausbau gh 1s emp loyed with the Ten- Bessie Shinn, Mt. Alto; Mn. Lei • Birth: A daughter to Mr. and Fatmlna iJ ,bll �ila"' ,bese nesse'G, GN Co. ,. Scarberry, St. Albani and lira. Mn. Charle.a Carr, Tuppera , day1, ·otten -�V.Olvi'11 l;ve■tment.s Flossie Mattox. Leon, and 14 Plains. than COY-II which run I.If •-1o,·,1� . fl&ln'ff. g,ande hildre n. New .. . ,.,-:.·,�• Prac tical ly all weed control th I.V8l'fl.«-• ' vivetlment Take -r�Friend• wil l be received al the HE"RING ,. SET chemicals are now availabl e in the F •I •,,,. <.�-.•----• ·_ •er·worur • , ,l .·hllbll' �mech•nl&- 1I\,�-.,i , •�-s;..o. e,ong FUneraI H ome anytime. -• 1mony · .· · A h emng on •...,,mporar,- .... ' , . granular as 11 we as ri; wettable lor ' 'Da pow·�-.. · �lt, ed r.nn. . In-'' :t \il'Jlf J · hu bffn set tor April 29 in · dcr and emulsion form. Granular . Comuample, II Ina ·. fll 0110 laat PORTER AP,O I NTEO mon Pleu court I n lbe dovorce herbici dea usually er.st 50 to 60 c Yea,, fedeNI itUd\81 sho\t. Frank W . Porter. Jr., Pomeroy case of Bolin vttsus Bolin now more per pou!ld of .4dive materi:;) • • Several f�I ·-' 1:ontribute to attorney, hu been named guardiarj pending in the Court. due to 1he fact lhe chemica l. must ad lhb hilb fatnt. , tny��l'l}en, . ,ays litem for Janic;e Barrett, a min� be p,ep,,ed and then added to or, in the n Me�� M l.' M.,•1-t . ..,d, Ohid divorce cue of Buster • ,.. · d A1paragus nttd1 we 11-draine lhe granular carrien. • .plSt.ate Untverslty B.:.rrcll versus JanI ce Barrett., at- and weu• " 11 m ed · E:xtenalPn so ii accor g n lo di · ly• �. � LAKlk.lE -Oowen that the spray contacts. f'armcrs inlereSted in control- cording to an entry signed by Ohio State Univenity �tension Cl[M,Jnty �n. • Ion Agent, Agrl. Ammonium Sulfamate will sleriJudge John c. Baco11 . borticulluriltl. "'. The use of · emieal1 continues lize the soil for aeveral months. ling weeds wilh chem icals at the -' · lowe SI coSt will find an advantage ling Johnsong to increlae each year not only on Care must be followed that none rua. lo applying applicalion of either farm.a, Several folks in the county hav.e-contact desir. bUt i'n Ind around homes as of these materials . spray or granulars over lhe row. been wel I Ii- 1·· n Ind u,try. a.-ble_ p1ant species. tryin g DNBP as a control of 3 MODEL 448 Edward T. Stroube, Extenaion Another place where chemicals A 14 inch band over the row will chickwet:d in forage crops. This AgrPftonilit Ohio State University, are proving helpful ia in the con- <:ut the cost of the herbicide ½ H should be applied in either the John De•re who w■l'-ln� M.ei.Js County the past lrol of ground moles. Conlrol is rompared lo over all appJication fall or in March. wher e the rows are �2 inche s week: ,einii�ized the Importance achieved by poi80ning the food of In contr ollin11: wild onion s and apart. or readji,b, · the labels aecompanywild the rnoles---eatbworm garlic 2,4-D is still lhe recs and grubs. . COMPARISO N MADE I n · �I ' I d lh b g When the food is gone the moles ommended ., material. ll will probA comparison in cost of Sima- ably take at least four WITH BLAD.ES s��'6;1;t·itr.'cla::a��IA �� �:d Ul!iUally leave. Three su g,gested applic,1zin applied pre-e mergence is $9.60 tions, appli l ori V _n ;-�_ crop, · or specified_ on materials to use include Chlored ln early spring. th.l!:I. -rn the amount specified, dance, DDT, and arsenate of lead. per acre when apply ing over all or again in tbe !all and two applica1 and at &'b� time ipec�ied. Spittle bugs 11.re beginn \ ng to $3 20 when aplied 1 0 a band. 2,4·!) tions the following year. l . · '.J ' ' ' ' ' '' applied over all pre-emergen ce is · UBe of the chemincrellsed W. ffli hatch in Meig;t Collllty , , and . hateta ' .l In <!a&e of scatter@9 ihfestalion,� TaL&-ll.' ,..1,w.:-,....'"r a•..,e icals' !-' which should be · nearly eomplete by 1his' 1 $ 1 •58 per •acre •or 53c Y &. killed ,�. •nts mo.<o, ' .. � r-- w�, lad 111, O• , , - , t! . . , . , when applied with a 1-4 i n•"h band - it may be r .....,.•ible to acbi,eue kill ' -.lh.,.., ..,,. ..r "wilhee to save. The on r. week end. Methoxyehlor sp,.y · can by using consid�rably heavier ;,:, erator must nllo use care because be used with best re11ult&, if apDal,;pon is still recommended in amount!! than recomme nded. 1 irriL•tl or occur skin may with on < ' plied . thin w a rew day11 followlng the control or establ ished Johnsonj ►' ), I ..; ' , Detailed recommendations on a (ew chemic11.J d'eath may result the April 22nd week end. grass. Re-treatm ent ls usually use of herbicides to control wcech if directions are not follewcd. LIGHT INFESTATION needed. Control by plow ing. ., '/•; 1: Many people ·in Meigs County The fall spittlebug aurVC'y il'I ing and heavr pasturing is mow- and in using o<her chemicala may slill the be secured by calling the Exteo· 1 ncludln g home. nw11era are Inter- Gallia, Jarkson and MeigB Coull.- most practical means of control- sion Office. ested· in killing poiaon ivy. Many ties indilatcd a Hght infestatidh --- ---- ---------------­ people. or •coune, are ausceptible. this ytar, ll :will pay ·lo spray if to mild or llflVert Irritation when there is one bug per stem. It will they come in contact with th6 pois- he necessary to pick at least 20 on ivy or even 10me of the j uices slems at ground level and lhcn which may move through the air pull the leaves away from thf' in short di■tance&. stem, and separate the folded ' ' wilho"1, leaflet ia avli.ill11ble A l(.lilvs. in- th� bud in order lo fmtl - � ·, PHONE WY 2-%115 charge , \ipon request from the Ex.-' ti'idden spittlcbugs . The "spi1 tie: · tension Service entitled "Killing if any, will be clear fluid and ··no Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry A•�. Poison Ivy." The three herbicides bubbles." The bugs are orange ani.l Manure to spread'! Forage to go in your silo'? recommended are a vilxt.ure of are not much larger 1han a pcr2 4-D and° 2, 4 ,5-T, Amitrol. or Am- iod. Or do you plan on bunk feeding �our livestock.? �aiimm �1£amate. Care should he U,lng chemic.ls In the control ' Now, one machine gives you automatic oper• used ih · applying each of these of weeds Ptrtlcularly in cOrn has a1ion for any or all three of these big !arm jobs. threr ,m,terials, The mixture of a.come an ■cc�ted practice. It's Triple Duty · service that cos� hundreds of 2,4-D im(l 2,4,5-T will kill most \4-D "-• been th• 1t•nd•rd dollars le,. than the total price of throe single­ other-•�bnibs-, vegetable , ,Plants and· •, ctillinical to UM In corn for '"" , · purpose machines. · l Thet� grain• erai cultu�al econom1s · This year Simnzin and Atrazin farms, lndudlng many m WeStare coming inlo the picture when ern Ohio, usually have larger used before the corn emerg('s. A, a Manure Spreader, aereaa:es than no�mal. Thelr l9:nd Both of these materials conlrol an­ th, P T O - p o w e r e d 04331" is �lghlr prQcluct.1ve and car!�:s nual brood-leaf plants as well as a higher value per acre than spreods 1 30 bu. lood1 In field - annual grasses. Both or these mater farms, . , c o n d i t i o n s where ground erials. damage most crops olh"er Big gram tarm.11 generally have drivc:i can't work. more money invested In machin­ ery and equipment than do live­ stock r1rm1. Often they have two As a Forage Wagon or more tractor&, a .truck, com­ w ith ♦xt,n,ion 1lde11 the bine and corn picker, plus the "331 " un"toad1 outomafi.. usual line o( tillage and harvesting equipment. colly-you can throw OWf¥f . In the U. S. ,aa ,a whole farm your silogt fork 1 . 1:apU11 Investment per worker lut year averaged more than the a"verage per worker in manurac­ Come in and see how the modem, oconomy-engJ. turine, MiH McDonald polr.U :out Jnveatment .per farm worker aver­ neared New Holland can ,.,., you tima and IHIIIIY aged $20,700 COJnpared to $15,300 all year round. Stop in today I �r ractory worker. Th'e econo­ · miat hote& ' that many manufactur­ (rltlhtl, Rt. 2. L-. Ohio, .. "" tw. ..... ing pbnta in the country have a hla:her lnveatment pe_r worker& arn ,-, tcre with Aa,lc. f¥'llhatr. At left 11 hit w.thlir-ln,,l1w, than the averep. Hewever, t.be Mlddlepor1 . • · '· . • · 'JJ. \ ' , ) r , I 1•1;/ ),, ,, ,· '1· I aame 'could be said for farms. 1'le John w. Newmtn. lnvntmettt w,all bated on the censlll �efl11i�ion �I a farm, • three. ·acre, 0� more• rtth &J'OS& Phone WV-2-5101 Rutland 8■les of -at le�at 111!50. · a year. .' .. wHJ I l'lllilTJM liy lt for •M h•ur • • •. more doctors who are, badly 11eedod In olil- eoua!f, taxpayers With good fertHi,:.cr placement !arrniet:- avoid injury to lhe eeedJ and rnak1: the most efflcl1nt use ol nutrients from the at.art of the I eorn plant to maturity, When large appllc1tlon1 of fer. tilizer are uaed, farmers may choose to plow do·ll'n or btoadc■st �rl of il, lbe •1ronoml1t upl1Jnt ", " . --- 4. Under certain rules alld regulation,, the Ame rleaa Ho1pllal A�l•llon wlJl 11111· !'�;j.� . C In which doctors of medlclne 111d doctors of 0111eop,t11y pnctle . tile f!lll of I J1N ; 5. The Federal Government wW provide over $220,000 In defnylng e •I 'of county commissioner subj eel to the i/ie"cifffoe ,lr<J 1,.­ JI IJFllll•IY 1\!11\ibllctn the I -- _farm,'ng The hospital will be operate'.! by tl!e trullees of I 11/lP'Pl'o_Jlt COJIIOl'ltli!II, 3. On r-· unerlill IM:'rv1ce1 for Horion. H. . l m aht abou t I ' Snyder, who died lH 1 0 at his Let.art, w. Va., home . will be held Sunday at 2 P m. from the LeUllrl MethochJt Church w uh burial in the Ev ,m s C emetery and the lltY. J. w. Hanlon in charge. Mt. Snyder wu born April l8, I 1389. in the Cbefllnul Ridge uea m Ma(K)n County, the 10n of the late George W. and M.arure1 {Shield1) Snyder His wife, BeHle preceded hi m in duth in l� Mr. Snyder wu a retired 8. & 0. aeetion worbr. 1 111.UI CHI" IIT PACI NEW YOIIK UPI - tlloe lndt11tri.ah paced ltOCU Iowa- m, • A,;,,aull Otar,:e Howard B. Stitt, Ho6son, WH in modcr■�e tradinf tb.11 wek. the Mei&a Countr Jail tbla momin1 MAH illllTID aw1intm1 1 hearin1 before Judi:e P111trolman Pred De'WeeN • E. W Peoplea in counly court jailed Bel1l&III .... ch.ar;:ed with au.ault and ballet)' . re�1ed lnd Chillicothe, Friday n(lbt • . A ·cordi ng to Depul)' �ennelh ehar1ea of lntozlcatloa. Re will Grover. who �rre■ted StJII, the appe ar before Mayor JCenMdl warr�nt was 111ned by M_elvm Lee, McElhinney thia everliJ'I, Le.,1d mg Cre�k , who cl11med th_a l Su tt 1truclt him m the mouth Stitt AIIMITIOHG ti.as both !�gs otr as the result or HOUSI! PAINT a tum accident a.everal years 1go . OUTSIDE WHn'E 14.3t pl. Adam s Will Enroll lo Abo Rubber Bate Lel.ei: 1flll Bu&ineH Coune Paint in the Late■t Homo -4 Arnold Ray Adams, aon or Mr. Garden Colonl. and Mrs. Cl,rence D. Adam,. Rt. 2. Racine, hH just completed arrange 1 menta to entl!r the Columbua Bus­ mes, Univer,ity. Columbua. "We Do Cuatom Grindmc"' A.mold it ■ vaduate of Racine No. 2nd If. PMM WY 2.a:84 High School and w,11 enroll in the MIDDLIPOllT Junior Accounting Course at the University in September of thi1 year. Hobeon Man Jailed '9.,,. PJOPOIID 1111cl r.Jnjiie (Jfoyl) Nelson. TIie candldjllt, �oled widely for bll good natund jolly Jal!III. hu be..,; J fur �ler for many years, operatea 11!. �land bo\U. JU franchlee, Is a member of the CQilnly Filil' �rd. of the Hemlock Grove Church of Chrlal, the Ji�� Grove G�ll!IJe aJld of the Masonic Clyde G. Millhone .. �QQ attntl Snyder Services Will Be Held Sunday At Two , You'll find 11 best for a neat and tbrllly Job! I John Bradford ,nd CTiK Galvin (Dot) FarJei matri� Ari �i('kens. Th eir rhildren A dd 1e f.,dwurd Salser; Cora 1narried married a Roo1; Jessie, a Rennell; . Samuel . Edna Beegle; Bessie, a F.rvin. Edna Beegle daughter of Ulyses and Ida McElroy Beegle. Stella Beegle daughte r of Uly• ses and Mary Wolfe Beegle mar­ ried G uy Beegle Curl C.irnahan's father was John, his grandfather was Thomas Carnahan. Harohl's rather was William his grandfather w11s Porter Carnahan. Thomas and Porter were bro· thers. Curt Carnahan'9 m9t,b.er was • si ster or D�vid and Cpddo.:k Reese ani JoJm �se Dorr -and y· irf ,E; . . 1 f>t\Welfe's children Don,_ WiJ.ham, Harry, May, P4ary, 0#i/,. Harry rarrled Cora _ ,Jenk!ris. e _only Ofie who married , , , .' . . 1 Curt ,Clmahan'a rpqthe(s matden name w111 ijathryn Reese. , 1'MI IND £ hospital will 2. A new Republican Prima ry May 3:rd 1eekl nj . t IN TIIE ,•' ,, AvetY ii(� ,edtilrd t��•hll1, i, "' 1. The people of Molge County need and are ent ltled lo • modern county ho&Jlllal. Coun ty Com missi oner i • i• . , FACTS YOU SBOUl;D CQN$1DE� , Due to the accident In which I 1uffered • broken hip, I have been unal!)a lo conlllcl my m1ny friends In Melp County durln& thi. pr!lllary cl\lllpalp. However, I am ,H r�t. �!ik:oi: s. OPTOMETRIST Eal Court SlrHt, Pemoroy Roan, ,. 1, JI; � to •: (C!.ote it Nooa llll Than-I - FOR Clyde G. Millhone County Treasurer : Vote : For The. : A.VERY A STATEM ENT PROM I_ Fertilizer doe, the mo,t 11ood for corn when it la placed two Inches to the •Ide and two inches below the Med, 11y1 Dr. Orio �,=----- S Mua&rave, Ohta State, Uniftfalty Exlen1lop 1,1ronprn)1t. Such a placement 1ccordina: to Dr. Mi.iqrave, puta Lht £.ertilizer • 11fe d,11ta:nce from the aeed to I.VOid "bur.nln1"; It pub the plant food where com root& can intercept it early; and U pl1ce1 the fertllltatlon where It will be In molal ■oU. Fert1lhtr placement far c<rn la • 9 more aer!ou, problem u farmert use hi1her ■nllnh fer­ tilizers and hls;ber r■te1 to the I acre, Dr. M.uacrave ·polnLII out. In fertUizer "burn" be upl1.ln1 I corn planta acu.1.illy die or tbint. Large 1mount1 of rutlliur aalta dissol'<!.e • in lhe soil 1ob1tion around the germinating ned and the plant cannot eet water. ·t9,t f-4\�$ . �, •1..,0..,s r, . . I N. W. COMPTON, O. D.. FOR cdrr I- <S h.h Jones Sr. died ,n 1824. There is a tablet at his grave as a soldier of the Revoluti onary War, Silu .Jones' daught er Lucy married Bbn k Rou:ih. George and Rachel Ml'Elroy were the parents of Kate De l l Wolfe. Ephrlam and Cornelia Aumille r were the parent� o! Mollie, Sallie, Emma and others. Mamie Pl!acock wns a sister or Eulah Norris ' second husband and married Bart Miller for his s econd wife. Lawrence Beegle who was hurt 110 seriously on I salf m ill wa s a son o( David (�onus) , Beegle, Lawrence's, wife was Tessie M c• court. Sim on Strause r�ther of Au gusla, Joatlna, eic., once lh1ed in , the Mul DeWolfe place. ' B.radlord and s Wllson John rathe"r'a 11ame was �ndrew 50iflle of the Crary family M11rt married LOuise Theis�; Aura mal'I)jed VOT E NELSOM . •\ RMR REPORT ·u Mr. and "Mrs. Geora:e SoudeN'ldl� and children of Xenia were -.ek- oib. 1 JrtoNay,. . , ,, n • • 1 ' 1 � I end guesl.!I of her parents, Mr - and :.!}: Ji. MrA- Ha1b1d Jtrtwer Mrs. Dell Talbott. 1 j�H"dati1Wteri' wefe1't�nt Juett• � � para,ata,. �r. and llra. A. C. Harry L. Larkimt, Mr. and Ma Alvin Taylor and children we� at rtt er; ,.�,4 .pavtd. RaYen.flWood, Sunda)[. -,._--,. 'II 1 Sunday callers on the �ber ' OJI· • Us and , Charles vistte& EHtcr with · lilr'. ,na Mrs. Clay B,yant, QelQ •l' , . ' M ladlepo!t. ..... l'Y Mr. 11nd Mrs, Frank Oickeaaon and e and children, Columbu1 were al ;fJ!plt ilf�al �: of !� Jh da�\t l weekend 1uests of Eldon KJ:aeuen , U. d Md. wbo Ila' " be th es t er and fa mily. ' � · visilil'II ••h.r par■n,1. l!lr, «n9 M n. Mrs. Helen Nease, �nau.a enu, ' Ihm 18 4Q llp'e, re, •• 1 Uill merator, waa wor�I here la.it ed,. )uuu, 1 -�� i week. ' , _ p.rn ,Meia,· _ oa f oji ty . : · � i�-l.181.ei ,. ' I 111y,. 'iJll'c1e.O JJ11i1111AW<&tar, Mlf• l, aartt �cl1 """'�nee. . . ' Loot•IP,Wo!R ... iriYII ;Allen tu, E, Hi �tM fam. H' ISTO· R':1.n ,•/ . " ' '.: I. ' OSI] Agronomist Advises On Fertilizer Use ·itJOOIM !ll!f UI .....ftlldred and penter family were Stiversville News Of Wee k I • I • 2-'Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-�MM, A�/ill?J:' IQo Morning Star Soc iety Items Nonnsen, Caldwell, N . J., Jim Froiiit, Albany, and Ben ,1nd Grover I Sl �� . Sarah La<ey, Excel,io, . 1-, IRMA I. IHL E Minn., came ol\ Sunday to viliit Sunday Srhool _attendance EH· with her brother and family, Mr and M rs. Willi,1m Thomas a n d ter w a s 49, offering $ 12.55. Mr . and Mrs, Roger Grueser dauihters. Mr. and Mn. James Gaston e n- and c hildren_. Logan were Sunday 1ertained their nie�s and nephews guests of hls parents, Mr. crnd with the annual Ea ster egg hunt Mrs. Clarence GTuest>r Mr. and _MrS. Nor,nan Hellman, at their home here and a picnic dinner was enjoyed by the fol- Belletonta1?e and Mr. and Mrs. lowing: Mr. and 'Mra . Paul Gaston Alba H1nnm1 of Columbus were and Jamily, Alb,1ny; Mr , ,m d M rs, ree�nt gue11ts of ,�h� Clar k Ihle ltichard Gaston, Mr. and Mrs. Char- bm1ly. . mJe, OU, At�n!I, _ 1s Phy_lht t:. les Gaston .and children, At h.C! ns ; spend m,: :J . weekii vacation with• Mr. and Mn. Clifford Smith and family. Atl:\.en11 Route, and Mr. and; .ho me kil b. Mrs. Willi am Gaston an d f amily , Severa l from here were al the Hollister, Ohio. Theiss sale, Oak Grove Saturday, 1\'lr. and Mn. Harlan Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Clark lhle, Phylchildren of Chillicothe, Mrs. A m y Caldwell. Helen and Jane, and M r . were Sunday gueelll or Mr. and and Mrs. Henry Fores! and son, Mrs. Howat� Stanley and Edward. Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Mary Jordan, Colu'mbia Douglas or Albany spent Sunday Make-U 4-H Club leader and Melva with Mrs. Ola Perry and Frank. Faye Jordan, member, accompan­ Mrs. Bessie Strong, Athens. wa1 ied C . E. Blakealee, county Ex­ a week end guest of her sister, tensic.n agent, to Ironton Friday Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan and family. to attend a four county 4-H Con­ Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Galaway ference. ) 288 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM ON I NTERIOR COLOR PAI NTS �• ' . . • )ftS A· �lain :..:;:;��:J;r:'.::: I Long Range Det f0f. t p. ower w' > CONVICTID °" CANNIIIALlu.\ �� � a;in lbalizing • lhr... s Reds Play Same Old Song, LA.UNDRY WILL UPJ-r-:ew PHILAD ELPHIA ,. season , but same old song and dance' from the Clncmnat 1 Heds pitching staff. Thrnugh the fi rst eight games. At n.. CorMr Of indudin"• the 10-7 loss to the Phillies he re F r iday nighl, ('in• cinnati hurJt"r s had given UP grand total or 4B runs-an arer-I age of six per game . And jus1 as in past years, the runs wt' re trosliing 1 he plate fast• er than the heavy hitting Red.'! could produce them. The Reds scored 42 runs in the hrst eig�t g a mes-slightly more than five per game-but were shut out thflee limes in tht' fi rst seven games. All of 19= "DI saw the Red■ shu1 out j uat six times. . h C •1 Mt L" WH 5.che du Ie d t.o gel h is rsecond starting a !\Sl�n• ment toda_y a,�d a thaftCc to m.ake up for h1.1 rint showing agauat tbe Pirates in: the seeoc.d game of tbe season. In that .one, tbe CO!'.as ia ����e:la;� B�c� :o/�3.()� McLlsh, winner of 19 la st year wlLh Lhe lodi an&, wai ecbedu led No OM wonh Cl r6dfna to be oppoaed by the Phils ' J ohn c:halr fvhlr•. To in..,. • .B\lzhardt, who is alio (H o n the , lrtd.,,.,..nt ol'd og• rlghl year. Buzhardt pitched with the "" c:hecl. NotionwlcM't C b$ 1 851 year , hang ing u P a f.:i lxlcfget wiM hfll'NMlftl r�d_ IOHy. w. � ..... · It wa• another .parade of h 1tr• Friday n l&ht by Ma n ager lera I you •conoaucaily ,a- • Hut.cbln■on 11 he wed siJ: Fred " hitw• with llitCUritw' ,., ,., m oundemen in an effort to ail)'Wf ta.Hy. yow ..... � the Phila�clphia �'8. Youn, J� Hook sta rted, and ,_ .., W&• (!)l ar&ed wlth the defea t, fall• 1 1 5 E, 2nd Ph. W Y -2-24'(1 i h e Lo get 1 �•n oat in the !int Pomeroy, Ohl• inn i ng at Phi lade lphia uored . four ntn■ to o,eroome an early 2-0 Clndnnatl lead provided by 11T rt■n k Robin• • • IWo-l'Un bOIMr ..., ion. The win went to Robin Robertll, th�o�u!' gh lo:''!! r �lw e� ••:.:a�l� rt�l�•�ll� -;·;,;;;;�;;,�l�h�l•�fl� '•� �o� ,, ·- both he 11nd his !lucce�sor. Ruhl'n Gomez 'hl•re l'Of ' kf' (\ for 1 6 h l l.EI, includrng olher homers by Ruy l\,ll· M1llan anrt Eddie, K as k a . il w11s l1tlle Mac ' s fourth t·irL·uit dout of the year. Open Soon Ash anet S. Third St. Sh3dC O ut I asts In Middleport, Ohio • take your future 1 out of the rocker ' "°"' M ·x w ·RD I�;;::;;;;;;;;;;·;--;;· ' I ' "'"'1 Dance: Pitchers Are Bombed By "::��o:::· �:::: •.,:�-=�:::E :w ' S'l'ANDINGS Tornadoes For 14-1 1 V ictory ., The lt.mnP Tornado('.� and Shade H 1J.:h S('hool hooked up m a baseball durl l'"mlay tha1 made Shakespeare's t· onwcl1es look l i ke 1 kindergarten plays. When i1 wa� all over, as dark • ness do sed over the Shade d i a / mond the score was 1 4- 1 1 fo r Shad�. In all. a total of 5:J play . ers reached b,1se �nd t•1the r s 1· o r ed. were lhrown out. 0, lefl , Jr, nded. Sh a de v,,as a l lowed _eight hi l s , 12 wa� and , b(•oehted fro_m el_ahl m 1.&cue1i ror . a total of ?8 men on .b.alle .. Hac111 c was perm1 !ted 1 1 hits, nme wal ks and Sht1dc comm lU.ed f ive errors for 25 to reach ba&e. Each �enm collcete? \hree double.s while R�ger B1rrh, Duant• �olfe and Wilson_ Wolfe had t w,o h1 u . each for Racm�. Next .week s Racme schedule JS llacme al Rutland Tue1day, W11h11ma .at Rad ne . Wedne1d�y, a nd Racme al Eastern on Frid ay. Racine . . . . . 3�2 010 2-1 1 I I 8 Shade . . . . . 1 53 041 x-1 4 8 5 H111, LoukR (2), D. Wolft•, <J) (LP ) , Cleland . (6) and J arre ll. •· nd0 IP h , Bmg (WP) (3 ) an d w,tt, . ----�-- 1· NCW Gn'd League Added To ABC . Schedule TV, · 1 ---· -·- NEW YORK UPI _ The Amer• Jean Broadcasti n g <:o. h ae re.i<'hcd an agrtemenl thnt will 11dd the A-nerican Football l.ea1:uc to its week end Sijorta telec a sting. The ABC announced J,'ridpy th a � il will televist' up t11 l7 Sun � "a' rries ol the new pro root• baH loop for a sum of $12�. 0 00 eal'h. The deal, however, de1iendi; on the ABC's suecess in lining up 60 per cen1 of tht nrtwor:k tillU� to epon�ors by M11Y 1� . .. �ri. , The number of Hl)on�11rs arld eventuol nrnk<'UP of l h t• A F'L schedule would ,lett· rminr th(• exact num ber of g11me1 to be t l' l r• vlaed · "The �l!llt, Taste S....tion In I S.nclwlch" ~·'"'r.' .,..... .... ,... :'f.111, UG, U, I. .... OIi WI c.t-to-Celll ' Crow's Steak House POMEROY W. MAIN ST. 1N.t. "'4l,.LMI I Q Q Q ()() Q -- ,, W L Pct. GB s.a n Fra m·ist'o 6 2 . 750 6 3 .667 ½ Pittsburgh 5 3 . 625 1 Los AngelP!i M ilw ll uke e 4 3 ·57 1 I ½ 3 5 .375 3 Cim·irulat i :l 3 5 ·375 · nhil,doleh" ( ' h1 2 5 286 3 ¼. 2 5 :286 3 ¥, St. r!:is Fridays Re, ulh 1 0 Chicago 8 Fr•nclk.O S.n Pittsburgh 6 Mil waukee 2 (N) Philad.elphi• 1 0 Cincinnati 7 (N) St. Loul• 1 1 Los AAoelH 7 (N) , S•t1;rd•y'i Probiible Pitchen Lo, Ane-lH •t St. LouisShtrry 1 _ 1 v, Kline 0-o Mil w1 U lo:N •t Pl ttsbu rg� Burdette 1-0 �• D■ni•l1 0-0 1 t ch ·1ugo--5anS111 Fnnc1sco · ford 0-0 �, Drott 0- 1 C i nc i n rN t i at Philadelpph iaMel i"' 0- 1 v, Buihardt 0-1 Sunday's Games Cin cinnat i al Philao�1pn1a 2 Milw•u k ee ill P i ttsburgh S•n Francisco •• Chiugo Los AngelH •t St. Louis AMiR l(AN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB Oc t roH 3 o 1 .000 3 I . 750 1� N l' w Y or k 2 I .667 l Chicago a 2 .6fflY I wa�h i uglm1 2 a .400 2 li()!>;ton I 2 .333, 2 l\dn.�as City Bu l 1hnore I 3 .250 2 1/2 O 3 ,000 0 c 'il ' vcl;.111 d Frid•y'1 Re1ulh New York s Baltimor• 0 f Detroit 6 Chicago S �' Kantis C ity 4 Clav.land � 801ton 5 WHhln9ton 4, I inn. Stturd•y'1 Prob■bl� iitchen Baltimore •t New York-Col• ffllln 0-1 vs Short 0-0 Chicago •t Detroit-Piere• 0-0 .., , Luy, 0-0 Cleveland •t K.nMI City I N }lifm,m o-o VI Hall 0-0 Bolton at Washington-Br...,.r 0-1 n Pasco•I 1 .() Sunday's Games 1 '. <;IHalar,d ,at K•n1■1 C ltv Chicago •t Detroit Boston at Washington B•ltlmort •• N•w York ' MINOIII: LEAGUE RESUI,. T� INTER NATIONAL LEAGU� ' ROf:hHt•r 7 Hav•n• 3 Buffalo 5 Ml,ml 4 Richmond 6 Toronto 3 Columbus 5 MontrHI 2 r AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO ,., - 1 M innHpolls 3 D• ll•1-Ft. Wortt, 1 0 Houston 3 Lool,ville 1 (N) EASTERN LEAGUE Sprlngfi•ld 6 Blngh•mton 1 All•ntown S Wllll•m arort 4, 1 0 In 1 ' ,11.anc.•t•r 5 •••dine 4 ,· ______ l .i ,:ht wPi M'.hl� Want MIAMi BEACH. Fla. UPI-Len M11.1thews and Dou .Il las \lail\atU, 1wo sl!Wt)lh, younJ.!: lil,(htwci�hts who fought lo a draw in Friday I night's trlevision rii:ht, b11th s�\d 1 todny they w1rnkd t1 remolch )II soon os possible . " Matthews, t1 20•ye ar -old Phila • ,Mphin notivc who is the wOt'lrl's fourth rankccl li�h1wehiht nm• Lender , had hi� hnnds [nit w ith 1hr. aHghlly•huilt Vaillan! af(er bPing a 2· 1 favorite for the 10rounder. To Trv Anot her Thne Co lavi.w,. Bilko.., \'o8t B,el � �·· Loo, To G�v.eu�rPrF1'1-...»1·� "1leQ. On Joe McCarthy, , �M one.� p� � Ul,e• A.therican had bett� watch out � they'll be callin& · · 'i Jimmy Dykes, r )I \ ,.., 0. , A pl!il 23, UMIO 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ' ' J •· m, ot tom"""'! ocb ool li•ld >8Hlle a myers o illllon Wolle Jr., allkttd lhat pl;,•rs wantln& lo bo oa Ille Practice On Sunday rost\er, but unnot �tt.tnd , SUndv. All player, de1iring to be to D otlfy him. on the Racine b,1111eb&ll team en• Mi'lLIOURNI "'""''°!I• •tered in the Hock).ne Valley Le1start, Rood, 1601/a, _,,.11� ....,,..... a:11e th is summer wbl�b play, May 15, are a■ked to at­ d 1·ony DulMI, 1 154,¥,, . .... 0,.. tend a first pra�tice 1l the h igh l••n' La. 12. ' . -----------'--,.-�----.,--;.,---, b 11 P T · . 20, . /latry ·-1'1\1. - Pe)er o..... "WOLF bAJ\&ON" · suNDAY ...... . l,\ONDAY · ' Steve ':R.ee-vel ,Jn ' . Jack JCelf; .�·· · 1 .-.,. Wynn "IJONG- KONG AJ!'FAm" NOW AT ST.t.T• THIATII PT. PL IAIANT "LAND OF PHARAOHS" . "HOIJSI: OF fllE SEVEN HA.WKS" PHILCO 10. mt P: H. I LC ,0 Special · . '· . ,1·· i ,,, E. MAIN ST. , ,. ,,•. '9UYS A • • • • . 2 ·• H11•j1:100M O·M·E D o' TO· 'l'OUI �O'll 111,IICTIONI WITHIN SO MILISI 'ffllM .. I. ,_,,., tW .... UMl'IIO. ACT'NOWI '1, ■ u. -.t 1 REGUL&BJ '. ,, · WITH TRADE ' ' ' espaclou, . 1 . 2. 3. � fl bedroom homes • Complete batbrooma with • Easy • Wlrln1 and plumbl.1111 double hun1 wind-• . e 111.1ulat1on1 ·� A OOffll URS, l•ftl111, lovtllon, 1..1 Tenant Ho,..,, lo, Y°""' and Old Cet,plt1, C:o�lna • C:ott-. H<JW - thoy will not i.t __ ,,... Model ....., ltnlll 0,.11 � ,I l p.m. - 1.pa. ....,. . I ·� ' Pre,_,,,, ,a.,,.. __ "'"""­ eoo......,, ' ' .I ' '. ' • Bulll-ld llllchen s with double sinks tuba • r- v•� Lonled • Hlallway 50 - ealll la Pa,llenlNir1 , W. Va. Ball seventll Slreel ntllf-tlae Norllt.w-n, Lodi.en aoat P R E FA B �1 0 M E S , I N C. ·- I j '! • 1 ' ·I '. ·, •n�, .1'J, , ¢·, t:, •bl••:. . IIN.· ; r1 ,, , n i ' ' '. ! r. ' ' to Harry MIiier, owner . . j _ ., · · ;. •r: • · "' : "'111!:troY, OHtg 'f " . >t .. . -� · · ., aaltftn ) '" �·1�,Ut �--- -:,, . · · =· ?�, V,J ��r.,, ' - .: . "'j .' I .... '(All l:J· .;lt•-a,bll! I I ��1: ��� �"i�l\tlpt ��-· •. ' 5-,f1f ;;( ·--AQI ll'OR: , 1'Ma •-'!': ,. ...... _'11,.19o! ... ,- . . . - Williamson 0•1 Co. ' W. 111A1N POIIIIBOY, «-.JO" -� . . - r��:�ein:e� . I Pythian Sisters H .ol d Regular Session Thursday il�:r ., i • f' ]' -=ii ·· · �,· - : 1w, - • • ., • n::n:·•::.1 &: , , i�����i���r ��: ■--· ■1 '11' !_ �� ·'t' ': I''��� �:::•.!·. Pr�,".' . . l!.... :.=: r• ,:' . .. /· , ,, �:ib'4T� �- . /\,� •.,, ·- ·, � , �If '"· I Past Matron s Meet Frida y :.��:;.?�:. w�::.":;:; Cou p le Ma rri,led Friday Afternoon °"- :_!>f !, Olvllai�. i;;uieni · '. n Rule !.-��.�,;..��":' ass Mee � . . ··; il =-�-:· CIJ..-. ,. ;f .. i,;:�l ,� ���7wrien:.�:1::1 "'Ufl�{iiitit-�1!\!'1�: 'm�li,1'.a '!4n. artl me. �- JoJI'r. �. ■ · Th...... ,pray¥ �."ir.• .l/11Mi'e.ets W'th Mr·�c•·AA1·t fl.lft ■ ,_,. "'. ...,,_,..a, ' ,-",:i,�,, . .,...,,; l;.3\m sub- ��w.... �.� · £.:,1� ·�\ r."&\1•, . JIot'y \fj Ended Sunday """'tort '�-�� r,;.. ,. ,;�iliM!ii .,. · Mid.dlep,ort WCTU Holds April Meeting fiday Evening At First BaDtist Churc;h Middl . eport .�IJ:. ,•� :ao · , -, ,_ . , · .&!"· II\'-" m}: . ·· , �•n (0 • m�Jblbi.1:"hoo '. · 4"�,..,.�... i-c }i�a;r.s:� __"ft�. iliiltlilt. . ,. l'iafr;·. "''"-' � •= '9 "l"t'! �- · I n Pomeroy !' :'? 11l\ • , u.., . -Y: •c�::!�''i,��;t�::-q�, • Saill•bury Brownle Troop 1• met at the athool Wednead� aft• emoon after achoo! wilh their leaderii. Mta. Ho ward Rowb and Mrs. Nonr.an WyenmlUer. Arter the businea:.!I meetlQJ a hike Mn. Jame, Gilmore eervod refruhme&b of iell cream, cup, ca kea with eath Jirl"s name. 1nd pop, in honor of the birthdaJ "'­ Iler daulth.ter, Brwtda, ,ci Cat.hr om, Bt-tky Radfonl, Beeb Neaae, llelody Roush, �ie Gilmore, Mary LoiJ Raarord. Sherri B1Jck11ion, Kathy Abbott, Maria Gruet­ er. Diana W'eyersmiller,- ·susan. Lanning, Brenda Gilmore and 11uests Dennis and Sandy Gil• morf'. Prizes were award.Pd to Melody Roush who reteived the ldcky napkin, and Susan Laning, the lucky ice cream cup. :.�.iria Grue1er and Kath)' Ab­ bott will be the hostesses for ner:t week · s meeting. ineeti� in , Iii: n RA.."°NG_s.,. •• ,-."',. ·, S � ffEIND'S IAIERY ��.c; ....... _____ Pbll Wllllalnoor, 0ST. leaf and Oower, the smell of lhe good earth upturned by i . � • Wt f STIFFlfR RED ANCHOR ·· , , oe.,E.P!., :.,. �,..ffl "'-.'·•'.�-!-=_. UlllitlJIL ICOIIII Mi , a. ·o o a , 1 , 1 ,.,...• time of the year. The Holds Meeting '• , . ffl� ro!· ii� flo"'er P l nt' ng At Po··ml � ·. .•t,b,ity: , 'tU La. · , , 111r 1.1..,4 ■.■ this TW'I'J'!i-ht G, _arden Club Pl ns For A a nnual Ill� �th �� !'. • N� J , ,, 1HI SUPfl.Y 11 to erect 8efllons reA<IY to -mble ' / at buds are bursting forth into Soout Troop ' green will_ blanket the earth . 1n this part of our won­ been lra11$1ated "righteousness" mean! something like " com- derlu f country - a ,lgn of spnng to be sure - but a tok­ mon d�ency, goo4ness, and honor." en e also or the Resu�ection, an' ho peopl Se ! sus Diel, on _one occasion, that tho were e w dn,en by someUung like an inner hunger to be decent, good, Eternal Resurreci;ion. . . . . . All of us feel hke singing with the. mighty ·and honorable wer,: the really fortunate folk of tbls world. and wise K ing Solomon: "�y beloved spake and said unto me, rise up my The Unifotm Sunday School Lesson for April 24: "HUNMagnolia Temple Pythian Si1ten love. my _fatr one, and come away_ For lo , the winter is P3"( . nel in regular lle6Sion Thursday GEil FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS," Mall. 5:6-7; 13:4446; 18: the ••In IS o,er �nd gone; the flowers appear on the earth; evening: wilh Margaret Seidenabel 2 1�5- . . . Tbere ts a dire need In this world for people who can be the lime of the smgiog of the birds is come. and the voice of preaidjng, A coQlm uQic.ation was read from �•pended upon - people who will be there when they prom- the lurtle (dove) . 18 hear,!. 111 �ur land; the fi� tree pulleth Paulyne Thompeon, grand ch.ier. forth her green f_1gs, and the vme with the tender grape gives JSe ID be, peo�Je who will do the work they promise to do, Lillian S1eifr Was received by card a people wno will stand by you be cause they hav e given you good smell . Arl8e my love . my lair one, and come away. " rrom �eig1 Tctllple. Rhea Myen Mos! people want lo live in the good world that Goel has theu: word. wa11 reported quite ill al the h11me And it is lhe dependable w ho seem lo gel ahead who hold given UJ, J ust as long as we can_ I think this is a wholesome of her daughter, Mrs. George Sbiv­ o� to. th�lr fr,iends, who keep out of th� courts, and who find desire anQ should be one of our Christian ambitions, but we eler, Cincinnati. should live also for another world not made with hand1, eter• Al the d ose of the meeting a friends flockin g to their support when they are in especi al Ital In the heavens. Every man should live for two worlds at social hou r was enjoyed, gamea need of them. the oame Ume, or else he will miss out on both. were played and prizes awarded Some Emply Lile the winners. Refreshment.. w.ere hi hat s is w e lieved her be an� taugh� in essence. �e loved served T e are, on the other h�nd, tho_se other hungers which J su� .T by · Amanda Kallpa r and thl6 Ute . He loved· f,;:ends and enJOYed things, bul he lived h�•e lhe t&l/ll effect of emplymg oul life. also C11rr ie Grueser. Ho1lesse11 for the Noµ,l!)ll does it as lust does. Almost every day the papers for an!!_ther world: In my F�her's ho.., are many mansion, May meeting will be Bernice Eb­ (.._i• - I go. "' p,ep1re • place for you."· He is there now ersbach and BerniL-e An� Durst. lell111\1!_•,liir-Y of Sllllle Uberline who has come to the end of the mald ng ready for all those who will accept his invitation . We road, aua ii Is nol a pretty ending. should, not fAirget though, lhat He is here - to win to woo , . All of us know a t. least a few trai:ic cases of people who� , to Ct1nn. ta Club Meets l ives have been completely emptied br liquor . In lhe papers comfort, to gufde . . . . forever_ . With Mr,. Br.;.~r •10 111118 an Interview with a man who bad run n � �in:: ' lfil!>� ()Ian fll,000, 000 dollars. He had spent it �::..,: � � ir. �� .�:��h j t l � ::1/1 "g91)d things of life" - liquor, big cars, fancy J 'fi'Mr�.. •v.n lng ,t her home, n 1 ' ilRQ. e,a,,ellll:Ve. hotels . . �,. • �e. , w. nen were Mr1. is " good" whicl) empties a man's Ille, and brings Plan, _re made for tHe lHlnual project. Mn. ntin• Tio .Bo _lilm .d�JN• to.his end In shame rmd dishonor! . Albert Do box.�! at the Pomeroy Public Librar,: . · fhii( , • • ,• • . � · , . , ee o the . . . T�ell. there- w.. the haired which one _ma11 canie<L down to Tw1hllht Garden club held Thursday . _· ·• t !be borne of Martrn who ,1., ·><p • .the door ' . his grave - a hatred for one person which gradually expand- Mrs. Dwight Parker, Pleasant Ridge af. · ro,' Robert Morris P•� Z:r·resh men ., were •11erved b Y �runUl it took in all mankind leaving him utterly friendless Sr , as assistinl? hostess � ' • 01 \-• : v , am a hard man, " he said a reporter. "I never go "80ft Mrs. T. A. HennessY presided at the which opened ��: ���:0!���1:, :n.8:i;;� · Will die � I lived." And he died , completely empty "Wlth devotion■ taken from ''The , .... ard Finlaw• Mrs. Sid . , . . n ey Spenecr Upper Room" by· Mn. Pa rker. F'ol- Gatden Fo r- • Color� Height and and Mrs. Charles Hungry to Death Riffle. £.a•'"},'' ....,,;... wh,·ch ,he -1i ,,ere ll v� IowIng lhe openl nr ode md Pledge Blooni ...,... ""' ..,. In our. town an elderly man past eighty ":t..,. who to the Flag, conduct ed • qulzilfn colors. Timely roll c a l l was one of the best patrons of the library wa1 a n swered . . all the cit}' He s e 1 e sympbony concert, he attended &very notable h.a: t�� r a� G�� d l -;.�� �!;I. � :! �� a trr�� 1 ;�:·: : r!m !�k: ; f or every orward f .tooking ' cause arrange and ed · • J. Bartels for flowers sent her dur• lgn , h . \;• ' h me nt ol the month, a IIOul· is pewpaat church every Sunday morning, •1 ;,,�1� .JP. angea or flowering '1fi!8nd _..d ing her illness. ' , I aye the gl'eatest year's work laid out for myse magnolia leaves in 8 een eonhave �ver und�}1a%en, t, he said to the editor of ou lfIethat �- -� report of Jhe nominating com- tainer lined wilh pink. # din a r g m1ttee waa £•v�n by Mi11 Ethel Flower judges, Mn. Eddie Smith Mrs. Joe Young Sr., vtet pre­ 1/on·eroy Budgel Sbopplnl Cealnr newspaper, when be neared ninety "I want to do some thing , , . . �a:rllnd and offu:en for the com• Mi u Lucretia Genheimer and Miss sident or th, Pallt Matrons of worth while before J die And pn the occasion Of h . f IS uneral mg year &N( Y-rs Hennessy presi- Elhel Guland,, awan:ied blue ri b- Evangeline Chapter , ..fiES, , . Mid. a few IJJ.Pnih , $ later h"18 pastor,,sa-id, "H e lived the richest life dent: Mrs. Elm� Wtckhaln, fi rst boll9 t() MiM Garland for a modi• dlepwt, pruided over the �t• . n, � � · f .. O aQ.y m ftl/lft our community· · 1 ' f vice president; Mn. Ge.raid Wild · fied Japanese arra n�e.incnt; two to ing when they met Friday even�� DJlnlQV . . • -. ..1·· ..,. · ·, · 1 �• "5 it , A 1 b ls e he l , lif had hungered after righteousness, and Jesus. ermulh, second vice president: Mrs. Parker for potted amaryllis ing at the home of Mr1. James • ,, · • 11,i'IF. · .t , • wou1d h ave called him an_ extremely fortunate Mn. Leverett Roush, secretary a11d and ,. .-uw arrangemen t or Jon• Clatworthy Jr., Pomeroy. i,gaer1 of Rolaum Bread ., man. (Copyright· 1960 by the Division of Christian Educ Parker, treas urer._ It was de• q u i la : and After the abort .bual ne11 me4t• ··.�- / M iS!J Gcnbelmer tor .,H 't "l 'I:. r.1 1(',, ' I � ' \t ' ' ' ation Na,,C,llldl• . r e1ded to �ave 11n aucl:!on at the pa•i nted trillium. R� ribbons Jere Ing gam� were · · en]?yed by t)Je tionat Council of the Churches of Christ in the United Siates May meet ,n r. The regmnal m..,_ awarded ,. Mn. Morris for an ar- group w. l h prize, bemg won 1,y of America.) IIII•TOEP D AM , A 111 _ 11 •• . IIJ!i1,p , ...i • ng to be held ait th Flnt Metho- rangement or j . ,:11 J iftlt ff&I \i:U. onquil!! and .spiru Mrs. F.ditb R \,l�ll, Mu. Lydia � � tlVW t d ist Church in � 4 an nti .afio. · · arran gement.. f Barri&, Mr,s. , f:'Yel,n Lewla and on May a for ,t,il:! "Burning Hearts"; SundJy Sou h efMl ' . C w a Mrs. Beulab as n oun n d ne . ce ,' _ nqUU . j n invitatlo f.n o to s · . ""' loiu S�hool 9:3Q_ .,fat;k Beehtle, Supt; Paul �oo ks� pastor �� • , ,.·.- �. tllr Dodgfl & 'h.YDJOUUI � •·�• t Va. .. 88 •• "��-� ._ 156 n . 30 •m Wo�- 1our Ki ngwood vo::nter at M.ans• • ...,. A de&Sert course was served by . 01h ers at ..:,1ding th e meet'" �Jd District )(U IJally 3;00 it the ervice JO:Jo am Sunday field on lfJIY 11 wa1 receive . 1 , f, • :�i Mrs. · K th were n night, Mn. os the h tes1es to Jtl members and a ry K -' "8>.,;;:� 19;.·� 1 Wh�!ersb w-e. chm.ch. Each Is to d . ' . . M"l'JI. Jed Webster Sr. pre&ented two guests. M iss Amanda Parker Zella Cr� Mrs. Mabel Benn�tt, ,, 'r. youth fel)�� \ , if take I sac•. Ju"�b � """' ,_ Zion Church Of Chrllt. Sunr•·• · teres1·mg paper "Pian your and Mrs. Albert Young, ... , an 1n Mrs. Le e Roush, M rs. Bern1ee ·' lowihlp D.·, i¥ C!., -1" ontb rr . f�owshlp at servJcei opened with the pnu B·•en Of uvvu P••,J Br•af ·~' ude -c-c:-:-:---'----------'-'�-=::____ w,·nn, Mrs• Mary · Hughe,, Mrs. • . 00 Coiwtlhl•.i�n on education ., v eynolds . Grac m..Un1 'i,ao thi• evening. Jr ;!�1.r: :;; H•nllnlM>I, .��:: ��-:::,h ll ID,d Jin t rr i e l prr., /Oung peoples ,neet1n1 SOJ!• ���cit:1r: th: u·;oo Th B,:i�' day Qcf� pm. Re1111lou1 Ed, . Mondoy 8 Pm ,t Schoot p lus · that 6 came . late. To · . ' . The APril mee tinO of the Middleport W.C.T.U. was held -,:,._ Ml..,otl•� Chur,:hA: RH, ..,.. -1-......1 Grace ""i-.......-. ....,,h, Pom•-y. "'"v ,p1ece1· were ghfa-1 "'Al one" by F "d· , j j; r a w. H. s,,,,,a.-11gh, 'pa1tor: i.Mlrtl 1 (tYe n ng at t e First Baptist Church with Mrs. ClarMen :meet .l'llead1y - 7 :30; Cho i r a i!rla q uartet aqd i "Chrl•t Arose" · 1!111 • rW1ear1al W.edneadlJ , . pm, Cliff: Sunt"ay Rehoot 11:sn a. m., . ) by mixed quirtet. Moi-lling lier· ence "'cNeal in cbai;ge of the business meeting. The meetln� was opened wilh prayer by Mrs. 0 . E. Mc Ki n <hnot1· Micidt_, vice wa, 'Th• Chrlsl of Victor c ..... Pbll Wis•, SHul.; M'eotin, y" · E'red. L qnne,• . Putor.. 10:30 . � Ea!ter program was pre� ley and Mrs. �harles Searles was the ,Devotional leader. She •10:,3(). 1 .. m Wm. &alley in chatr!' : . . Cecilia Ann Man� and {o�n C. M ning. • .s or worahlp, Sermon 1ubject Rented Sunday evenln& the play p r.esented a • paper 0Whirlwind s of Life" taken from the book FMY erv ees 'I p.. m. Evangelist e �te, both of . M4fdl . wet9 "Je,u& laid: ' "b;cepU''; 8180 Blble aiven wa■ "The Eyewltneues ae�lcea 7 ··IO tt. m. pastor In charae by F.ddle Li berman. . . tron. of Jlfte� , 11 ,i,1ted to ma�age Fri ool , . H. · C. ,ste U,,· - Slipti; 8:30 the Cron''· TWIJ ape ,r.ai .�1 ..1. �- Q.ti P.ra,er,G"'etlol We1nead y i':30 p. TV fi»r IM,f,Vofle SCJ1; Mn. J oe Turner, was in chlt'le cl1l1 . "He . a �� � th' . 1"11t, ·on l'otl,all� Rn, m. M lsa Margar•t Sauq announ� ;;, � . . C. e,_.y,outti ; \T:JO -l# mvi'10· Live," •nd · "The Old Rugged or ll!e PrQll'am and med the SUNDAY • . . . urc . l le . . . J«aebinl, ; W 1:illt 'I" Prayer u t " Tem 30 ed uca n Bel 7< j b <" Croaa" were given. The two addl• l•ct '"Aj:,tl Al ..�ollts Sltk People" ha�• IV'<f t!k J!i'tl'l'!"'F;d \t Ml'dl m ..,:;' , ·• . '"'"' · .. . WV,'£N,TV Rup , �•etlni,..nd• B <ll!Udy, ' · W.ed, tl by b>pti,m were Lener Ar- laken"il),m !be study gook, Mo:-, \l'l!;k_ �••Ill �.- �,il'- 111 · jil!l"r,'ig1i' al�1.<;;:;.1,1,�. Wod- e..,e11 Jiu,; ll'ree lrletbodls1:· � n. .;' rm � ...,, .3 • C a ChanpeJ. . . I� � -- , �.m. !llh, �•11ar_;; 8 Q • \V,, PrllJ \\' l) Sl!••ol> •�! • - . r, n .' and Jay JohiJson. · Beu1-!, •Jtlliito noif •�otiif j,IIlijj, itilr &- fllli'.>litifil •"l'IK:ls- r IMllli,- -,J,i;l!l, �1 Selt, iot 9:30 t.._ m.. w1o 7 fMf\�U' · · · · of a ClgueU.e Boor" arid' l;fo• plano Fantas)'""t wouJA. ��l�ow n at that ��n y. uTbe. iteabn wer T• • · f · .. � th � n "! • at h ··� m • • ' t d ur b� 11 C r ti b ,. . �;: . ::i �!• ..... I : li� . Bupperl. P_..,it� !4G ..!lunda,v., ,6 . J 'l' �; � ;.. L!o ' 1 Mn. e ,: � � Scho4,l; 10:� _'"lm. wwMll½'{l'flill.. ll · ) :��le Btbool i� &. m ; m� !v•li•.n1 aentce 'i :.Sl' Ro : ,�i'.?il�:t>,p\, � Bi!:�•r� and, 'llf\ie �ls of st. Mary's." � rt • :· '. 1 · ,.. app�i���' /�� .:.y :�: :ii 6 ,....;. �q n- . I ei� lg . ..... M d Wa lll,e Y � tomm eaa! ,,an . Golde · llad. day Scffoiil'. :.15 : · . : K•pn IIJ:Nto�)'�" t n RIii• 01... . ot the· nl, a PincWYl".-.... oJiceb,, Pomeroy . 1 . . . " . .. l!o'hl•�l,;.Auifti·.a, . pre1 ent. Ml 1� 1epo WCTU w,ol'ld lo'lh� ]'Ori!' � h-.i n:h Cll Baptll1i �Int rt d4 � L SUjlt. naoJtl,. o1 Finley, feoto u 411111• wlll 19:llo I\ . W:• I> �l1 [ii � t DOft?l' S " oW'" ' 'n� ' &choo� J•f�f.i�ilveft;'. ' To�lc- , 1'Th1f Church? Ar'!, 1I Org;- retresh�cinta wdl be.. •ar.ved. 1he met 'fflunday evenlni at: the ancf ·di1t• the Joeal Ulll�n, had �� c Mrs. Stelff, Joey) Legion Auxn• and Mrs. Ton y Fow- f.?; me a M4ht Ll ne Un ton b)' &end- ia,y na:ident, MYF aprlnc r!ally Wheel $'& prosaift. il'Ulldu the dtreetlon Gf Jm,'•.' t p announced the Poplit, ind ¥n. '1J:l.e :, p. m. Wor,hfp ?:80 ,P,. m . � · , er ,r �j:!Jn r1. E mest Covert a ..,. �opP, 1 or . bur pm; We.dneadly chqlr th fl Un on Mu , 1 ai 3 M� and, MrL, JUcbard VIUJhah 1 • Holy Week 1ervlt� ended 1t · PY Day sponaored by that organia• TIH!Jad,.y and Ftldt•. , ldlllllll�. hltori. rebear11l 7 ,p m. Mr& John WertJ , and )Cn, Everett Bachner. Wec:f- CO-��dne which Will be 11ent lo I for- (ion each year and emphasiud that Flnt •Baptist Church ln !tutla nd --- c'----• , m.1N... Mtthwftt 1radL� .....-,:• -.--. Churc:h of Ch rlit, ..... direr.tor. elp �lli(Offll'Y. nllday JlUliDr. tbo&r tltlO pm; Sr. money raised from this sale is with Easter 1>unrlse service• and e a n n 1 t Chu , . t on , ' · p used jn veterans hospitals and If!- an Easler breakfast f or familiet he �ported � · � � t" � != � ti!: �� : '!v: 1,J: i e �!:'=!J rell htdel, p zun et: n..� nt !1J �"""fP "" u •• 8q h C.llap 11tor� . ..-: .__ �•• m_ P,....,._l•n 11d p of memben and wonhippers. 11t the Couni, A� � per colonies. .,. 181&, ....,... ... � � .; ""'' 1nai 'l'On P, 10:., a. � 11 : 15 C'4mblned llervlce w on :p Cbllfth1 S,,act&N,: Rev. Howard a t •I50 opened Ihe m eellnJ Inflrmar,. l(ra. lacohll, matron, rt· Breakfut was served by Mn. Na• . . ,er, h At the �Jose or tne meetmg ft· omi Be ntley, Mn. Gertrude Butler, ro-. Christian Endeavor (youth1 e P. aq,; and study. Music and Mm1onette Ruppelt. �- t, WOl'Ulp aervice 'fri · 11n po� tliat it waa the flnl p _.._ . · ,ng �tlDD" Evenlnc worihlp 7 P• m. by Rio Grande College students. ''The After, Glow!�; J11nior. choir llrt. �J iabeth Searl� wa, t h� ·Cl'ani · of I&: kind to be preaened al re11hmenta were served by Mn. Mrs. Edith Luckadoo.and .Mn. H41", 1w _,• ....., a,adlaury ChuNlh. � Chrliit,. T-. V. Nunery and · Junior church f()f under the dlliectioli ot Mn. Ro- devoUona leader for the meetlna: the. botne' iiooe she became ma- Searles, .Mn. Jacob Turner, Mn. rieU Warner. •nd tlaed as �er tQpie "WhlftWhite and Mn. Pearl ijQlfma q,, , · . It &. IL .....,.111 Wetlls, :ninlster: Blt,Je kllool, ·•t ,children; 8: 30 )'outh meet tna; btrt cntw. and Jin. Robert Harden ,. � Sunday School was in ehnge of wind• of Life During lhe meet• 1 · rehearaal; 8 wlU: .aJrti, Plice mati were made by Kn. Mr a ue lt'I · L ._. ...._ 1111,_.t Cottrill 9:30 a. m. Wm. l[hll, �pt,i llol'll- Wedneaday '1 chqir o. • d g Pt � o�i·� U J ng the painting of �he Sunday , ·. Charles Lewis and were deeor�t- de��tio�!I �e!: 1;i :; · ._..,,. �f. aev, lnl �Ip lO;Jil; q!µhtlu �n• cot-. ge· meettn,; M!l1 1, 7 :30 iqnt il J • School room was dJScu8Sed and ed wtth· ilow,r ,ea1, · an,f lni&'lbed 'Luckidoo' wllh Mr<. Harriett Wu, d•ovor I p. m.; E>enln1 wontitp, men aild bo)IS ineeting. . · relief i x. IW• . for Sund•Y School te a chen ' .lnv i · -.it!'# � t Wl, p On,._ a. ' mi Wonb � , lplt vPt' IIIIJ'." 7 '-W,omen's Chal1tian Temperance ner as pianist. Church, Su �.,.... fi . m, :OUPJJ, ••tflr.- , W<DhiP 9:30 · c np . .,.,_ Wm. A', Robel", ile<tor. 181 df1' Scblol 10:IO -• a ohan I � ...nlatl•. •'f• T:ao. Unlon: ,, . ' · ' ·- , . l • Mfa. , llutler WU U,e· dnotlonal m Nott,... . C rn w•:ii:•:e :t\�:':! cl""d with · leader for all e�nm11 aervlce,. �man �f� � ter� Or�er, fpr SUR��� f$;3t, .t .,- ._nM, S,rl! ftestet; ·J>uilll ·� , ,· . · . -.-----. \ •:� by Kaiad HJndy after daily morning prayer, Utan,IPd C", • �Ill, C..,,., P, APTI SI aen w11 ed on Friday '\he was •/Ulisted by Dea ' RVICIS B l SMAL to � & A i Dl iooiii; � . J ,, .r' an.j Watc\tower lj\ld7 , Bodl er nd • ! wbWi, Mrs . .Bert_ L . . . llerlin ts, who recently: I ton ',Jbe• Vl'I\Hook ofi 1 t11e , JU Zion T Ml'Jllon. 1 1 , Res 1 �ool 0:30 .. .: .." " • lln. Jqb , ])P.P.ftt, �" lundq Lelfhelt when the Jelli, ee , q • , lliiiifay. • ' ....r. ,...-., 0 . .Church, .... ' WQlle �- "1Pt; . 1'9r.tlip •� m.n. Paul K. R 11 we"" In Club "hlet 'l'ltunday evening 1t her held revival services at the Ml Church. ·1 •.,18 - ..ii �-: TIM .......... . ti , .· I�� · -,·· . roy. Jley, W114t"O:. l��lB, PH• 10:fP,;_ � m11t1n1 and Y hnur chlrae of lbe- pro:r.n hour. 'Ibey h�fl, uAlon Ave. Mn. Otmer Union · Church, officiated at BapOut-of-town viHitors to the � tn .a,,1,,w 'Nm t � I• m , o amea nd Gnrhm • '. � ��/.«!� -' terJp -ot r , � ,Jl� , :!&· of Oh. · q , • ,1 ' , bl;J*· 1t presided ei- i �clud� . Ml':� a11d Mrs. F.,t, • • • John W }ll/ , � -"C � • ryt rt &, S1JD� i W Jl, e 1,1 2� � . 1 . r, , !i v re t;aptf��·-• Church,' ii. I. �r::e:ts�� e BdUc.; • · · lc'!rl ' 9:15 1ffl ; neu se11 on. The trav"ellng pnte, • .i. � , w10 ,Price, Cbill.iicotho: 'Kr. Jo� ·1,....r n.lMll!i�l,wit'- c l O•!' t, � ��gs:ai''e!�J : don ated by Mn. Lel:fh'elt 'Wal ' '11.ffl.On�d .. 1m; tennon Duna, -�t@r; . ,lfDday School 9:80 ose recelveo Ihe rite1 Warner, Rev. ae,d :Mn. Ralqh II��� K WKMftt9:h Wonblp Ji'O� tO!� . llft8IV , t.: . . � th mem p � f. � . beta alid gueata pre- a"afded � Mn. Albert Woodard. of b1pU1m were Stanley and Kath!- Woodk ani! hmil)', Athen1. JG • r , 6i paltQr: S�q . School 9: ao 1 1 � "The �tutti · �eu tp �e Ben Qulitn�; Supj; .Pre1Chin1 nt. o ll hip yo f l t Wednesday Jr GJimta were played ind prizes ryn Markins, Larry Clark, Gary Deacon Warner led devotion■ v. h i J w. , , '7;80: PraJ,er m111.e�1 �orld ;, . . Hl ,i,* t , '4'.arnlnJ j,Y,orahtp, l0;30 1, m,;1.i, Wl>n by · Mn, Gene Evans and Mrs. and Gordon Gibson, Rosalie, an4 snd Rev. Wooda 1poke on "Tliis · 0,U ,pm. Co� and w:cp'lbip, y qu '7.� , . ,f lt'! pi,.. Y'ou,:t a:• p, m. EYIDf!!!! # . �• �� .... � ,talne lf:'91 Church He nry Dailey. Mr1. Grimm and Timmy Sayre, Helena ·Moore, Don- World Is Not .My Home." Ealltet BAPTIST SOCIETY MEITS : tie aervjcl, '7: 80 . p. in.� Ptllonhiit ire welcome. c ar?tfn, A\lthodltt Cllurdt, Alfred, hv, Paul Boob; putor. D.8 1m sur.The B'UIJ B e e Society of the •�o, M�er received birthda)' na Burbridie, Connie and Sammy Sund ay wonhlppen i ncluded .Mr. 0 , anvlce· wec:ne""'W '1·� · p tn. ,-. �, · Robert R. C■rd, pastor. SundJy day School; 6:30 pm Youth F�r pen� Baptillt Church met with aLfti: ·an� M'ra. Wood� an ■ nnl- Illy Lewis, Paul Lowe, A nn and and Mrs. Cecil Buth•r and sotlf, · t�, ', f;"lfi,i:�: �.• :-i , . . hclttr, , ndlay; M,t' Cbr�.an le� 144 8choctl 9:IO w:lth Lloyd Dl1Un1er lowahlp; 7: 30 J!ltl We�. prayer Ifft. Preda Smith on Thursd ay venaf)' «mi. from tbelr secret 1>3Js. Donna Weaver, Diane Stout,, [)avid Ji� and M eredlth � ,__..p_.tt � Jtt,· Jil�bef!'! Ave., l'Olllel'OY.,. Mom• Supt,; Worthlp ■t 10:45 with H er- · meetlne:; '1;JO itm 11nirH&f Ohrll- eveniJll, In Jldditlon to the re1u- . �enta were served by Carr, Denver McGould, Judy W)'• and Mra. Edward �tler, Colu� ' II, -- � · · iiat: wortbip at. 11, ...._ Prol;lation man Taylor, Lay leader; Sunday Lian Ind� �t 111f. Ind Hp- l�r meettpg I R�ower WIB tield tor die 'lioatea to those na med above ant, Phyllis Howard, Dorla Ray- bug and Mr. and I 'I' rs. Dona• b. ' Fr'\do. Hoyd. ond· l!i'it�Wllbur B1Mln1. Mrs. n,nl and Charles Mark, all of the Lucbdoo and son, 0,,ytO'I- , i,,, ►j, ·; � ,.Death I the ou),jec! of the enning at 7:80 rep]ar m•eUrjl bat't VIMJirdl. lrln. Naomi Benlloy, 1fa. '.8u,t,...,. ·•�r!'l"n· Gol<i'ed Tul : He of the MYF; Wednoaday evenllJl l,o!llrj"'IJ JgUJ C�h, Payt • �� $�nrlse l!!rvi!'d ".,. 1.!lllp , Mn. Chari•• Strau u, Mt. Uolon Church; 11:r. ind Mn. . Eldop Junior Gardner and Warren Davis ler and lrln. L�cbdon ·!PO"'O'l' · �;�t 1 lhai ••aU ' endare un to lb• · .,.;d ,,so mi d week pro7er llll'\'lct■. · 10 llll . , i!l�d� �,Ill· •� the. 1burch. ., � lj'U<k, H...... . �I �•llme 8hall be ••e4�11atthew , tt.eth Mllthodllt C...,..., SCbOoli "lf im wort,hlP lfJ?\lleej A r.�0'h:_a l -meeUn.v: is Ip � Wlp , , . 1\:121!1� Mr,. Jact Lf'lf. of � SJlver Run Chureb .itl!d one for the aeryices, utend�t�lt lid_ ·1 ' \ 1 ► c"'nf._- -.., Middleport, Roymon· •llonllr!ltit, f<80• lffll' ,uatlr 'lelhnnhip; · '1:-t tW...clfurth 1h11 1/tel wl\h.Mv. hill ond chll8ron, �nkte, DeeD<� mo!mber from the Poplar Rldge eero tbitlD 'tlf"aD olltm - a1 • 1 . Church, Ray �e, pastor, in ehaqfl. tend�_ and aave thelr- eoopera�orl. , . 1'nd S�fht• at . a:c1�Jr. _,, · ·.,•}i ,'. ' !.u�; tl����� lp ,1!;�; · To, llffl, l'rl��-�er m �,tlq.. . 1 :89 "rr1'!ft · � ,�1 '" ..... :. , 1 1 ·, ' },'" ' i..' � !-•,: ! " ..,. . ( -,;; - • /"""' ... , -. :{ 1L' "\ i:,:�,. - /,; ' . .,. • � I l � ,. \f ' \a!'' It" A• � )If .")' �,11 '1 �M 1\91. l!l!\¥ $299�5 , ./; \ • Salisbury Girl · e.eILD'S wo.R:l.D_ IS AS FAR AS SHE ·c(N·• sti ' ·$4�9lJ: . \ ' ,.,IIS a,,. ....... O O OOdOO OQOOOO COIIPAII 1'111111 IIATUMf• · It I IS el • f ...... ...... IINl••. wNli aA 1111 · •1 J MN \lt:; ,_. -• l!lfj /, . nie In its original form, however, the G reek word which has here a.. ' L. Smllh professionally pious, or al1lflcially good. w. v.. . By lloy To many people there is something repulsive about the the p)ow is m our nostrils. It word " righteousness." II sounds sticky sweet' sen timen tal will not _be long till a restful ASSO-C IATED RADIO ; and TELEVISIO�.·: ;- i f ' We are now in the Post-Resurrection; in fact we have been for almost two millenniums ]since Jesus, the Christ rose from !be tomb of death.) We have high hopes and our joy is beyond measure. Chri.rtlan always points to the fact of the Resur­ rectlon: "Because He lived . 1 shall live al,o . " II was the • ' freal Paul who qld in I Cor. 5:54•55 "Death u, swallowed up in vi�tory. 0 death where view of the appalllng proportions of lhe problem of Leedlng the world, it sounds strange to hear anyone say that the hun• gry are lucky. Wanl Rlgbleou1ness s.,-.. • • Sul>mllle<t hy R••. Eugene Brown the luck.y ones, although there are those O(Casional stricken ones in the hospitals who would give a good deal if they C'OUld is thy �ting? 0 �rave where is thy victory? Thanks be to experience a lively bunKer. , who gi ves us the victory God od t I are there that the I la estimated n world t ay no less than 45,000,000 displaced persons, the majori ty of whom go · thr�u g� o u r Lord Jesus cbrist. lo fled hungry every night. . It I\ nol dllltcull for anyone Then !here are !hose hundreds of mlllions of people in the Far and the Near East who have their hunger satis(ied. J n to be�1ev_e in the Resurrection Plentu In Steele - SERMONETIE have the effect of emptying them, and he is the wise man who knows lhe difference and chooses the rewarding on e, . Lucky Hungry It ls not usually true thal . we consider the hunery people f:!t ----·- -- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0 , Aprll 23, 1960-5 •• n·ow TO Empty your Life w lllQlfr . RISULTS ltllAM I ••A.CH, Jl•-1.ett Mtt� lff¼:, Pl\lli..phla, drew with �• ValUMt# 13$�, .-nt..... ,.... lO. ___ I . I SUNDAY SCHOOL LJ!SSON OF THE WEElr Are Required bY LA I I Flre Et:tlngulsJlen P.H I LCO SP-,E.. .. 1...,.,..... !. , • - . ·;: 11 - TIINIJHif, t · : . . ,J.'1tlln �,.....�-,Qra, 'ER'' , I "FRO� QA '. Some hungers have the effect of filling our lives, and others Well, the descriptfoD 'pretty 1 waum. •11vea, &-2, for their l much fits D)'lu!t himseU the,, " lhlrd sq"alpt wln. Roberto Clem• da y s as the Detroit TigerJ' mDiSt ente bl� a two-run homer u. s. COAST GUARD A;•ov ■ o ex p losive at � ct tlnce the dafJ 1ud Htl Smilb �ove in two runs lead E. TRACY, Sil., D -&rlbutor R. to an double d n H a d r triple f G a en rg e with nk Rudy, be i o Fire ,and Sarety F.qui�!�t York has them on top of the the fvalet' nine-hit JWult. Hank · Phone, WY-2-� S•••• & S.J'Vke league with ,a 3-0 record. TheY Aaro.n horn�ed for the Brav es Look over sole ,possession of first and Bob Stlnnfr 11t-retebed his hit --~- . place F'riday when their Iona:• tin& streak to nine games with a range 111tack ca rried them to a iinile and ' double for Pitlf bur g'h . 6·5 victory over the Al.. champion • The New Y ork Yankees beat Chicagu W h ite Sox. � the B a ltimore Orio les, 5-0, the Berberet's S in9le Dec ialve Kansai Cit" Athletics downed. the Lo u llr r be rel's ninth-inning si nCleveland 'ndi.an1, 4- l , and the glc drove in the decisive r u n bu t d a 5-4, 1 1 · ' on ce again it was the Tiger, Boston Red Sql score illnin& WU! oye'r the Wubpigton home-rue. power that was . , lmpres• Senalon In other Aroerica n Lea· sive. �\•r the ,I hi rd stra 1g bl game -•� ua the N• t·10Pa1 Lea the TigerR hit three h,omers. ii.HI; pm.es. • o c· ts F th S. Rocky CoJ,!vito belted No. 2 and ttt?, P.1"1elgo�ag:�: lO.B,"'ille · Eddie Ym1 t an.d Steve Bilko al so Phijad,Jp� Phillie.a outalu &eed lQ,? and. Re eon11et'tel1.. Colavito wh0¥' tiiomer � Cld� , ds, wiped out an early 1 ·0 Whll.i! So x' U� i;i� �tt €y dln•la whipped , l lead, also si ngled i n the ' n inth to l;le, t,it ,�ie, J)b�tti, 1 _7_ 1 _. help 11el the ii tage for �rbe;ret's t . ' • sNUtout . �Ji:nlngs . ) winnin g: b low. ' W hi� ''9.r� •Plti;�!t)d,_ i,e.vq. . shut The Ntlsburgh Pirite■ eont in• o ai illliloo/ ·111<1-, ,tcilM •Terry ued lo show surprliing, - (lon it.! ball -l!leane'd'"-�--.,tOr the Ya'n'kees bepunch too, as they beat the M U- hind a flinQ:b lt attack that ineluded hom,� by, Mickey Manttei • and Hector Lopei. NEW ORLEANS UPI -Method• lcal Dow F'lns lerwald, the nation ' No. 3 mo11ey winner, and big Al · k O f Grossmer, · · N . y ,, W ill Besse1 m try to nurse another hot round out or their putt ers toda)' .a& lhef en• tcr the third 11otatl -'Df 'lb1t11P'JIO(KI New 1 0deu11 Op•n., , . , , , . ,. ' · 1 • l FJn,Jerwa\d, · ·'l�Oi I llnlshed · In the to, three i� ' hi& : ' •lllit' four tournament appea,�Ulcel( f.ir,shlon• ed a br illiant 66 FrW•1 �o alve him a 135 atter 36 holes, H'e d l'Opped p u tts from 1&, and i� feet. Be118ellnk, &111' ' 1nfreq�nl Winhe r in , the pro! rankar birdied' five of tije final nin!! ' holes. for a 67 1o share the lt11d. His b ack nine scn re of 30 tied the tourner record. All Blone at 138 was 30-year· old Houston LaClair of Blrminll• ham, Ala. •Lat'latr, who . � ".'.,11er won a tourney as ll Pto • · <touted the 6,569-Yard CJty Par� course in tl9. He tied for the fir11t round lt•ad with 67 and nuraed a onestroke t.-dge until Bets<!llnk and F'insterwald c �me in wi\h 1358. Hob Rosburg of OVit\a nd Park, 1 Kan., wati next 'with '137. ,His s4?c­ -nnd round 118 tied Finsftt'Wald for •the low round ol \he -tourney. , Three eolf•tfe were 'btal!keted at .38. They were, 1 Lionel, He bert of Lalayett, La , , .l. C. Gopsie of Knoxvl\ le, Tenn., and Harold Hen• ning or Johannei-:burg, South Affi• ca. Do1h HcOert •� Goo11i, ,ca,rd · ed Onu-u'nder-par 71s in the secQnd round after sharing the lead with two others at the end of 18 holes. ' BOAT OWNERS League's " push button manager.'' I Dykes s�.,., � f•(Is 20 years M ��e. of : the leaguf · J. JtaAt-' ago when he char&�d th:a,t all McGarthf had tQ do as manager of the Ne•-•· the dugout and .· was ••t, "·c� ".' Yo•" •· rii ,Y•"•� -.:• U4' ,�¥"!watch hiS te.ani OV�PQwer � opj)Olltjoi\i Finsterwald. Has T1·e For Lead Jo 'Or}eans ft Ope .' � n., .,. 11¥.h!'· Mio. • _ �. 1fl"- '=• ' w.,,.., �• ' . . • )ftS A· �lain :..:;:;��:J;r:'.::: I Long Range Det f0f. t p. ower w' > CONVICTID °" CANNIIIALlu.\ �� � a;in lbalizing • lhr... s Reds Play Same Old Song, LA.UNDRY WILL UPJ-r-:ew PHILAD ELPHIA ,. season , but same old song and dance' from the Clncmnat 1 Heds pitching staff. Thrnugh the fi rst eight games. At n.. CorMr Of indudin"• the 10-7 loss to the Phillies he re F r iday nighl, ('in• cinnati hurJt"r s had given UP grand total or 4B runs-an arer-I age of six per game . And jus1 as in past years, the runs wt' re trosliing 1 he plate fast• er than the heavy hitting Red.'! could produce them. The Reds scored 42 runs in the hrst eig�t g a mes-slightly more than five per game-but were shut out thflee limes in tht' fi rst seven games. All of 19= "DI saw the Red■ shu1 out j uat six times. . h C •1 Mt L" WH 5.che du Ie d t.o gel h is rsecond starting a !\Sl�n• ment toda_y a,�d a thaftCc to m.ake up for h1.1 rint showing agauat tbe Pirates in: the seeoc.d game of tbe season. In that .one, tbe CO!'.as ia ����e:la;� B�c� :o/�3.()� McLlsh, winner of 19 la st year wlLh Lhe lodi an&, wai ecbedu led No OM wonh Cl r6dfna to be oppoaed by the Phils ' J ohn c:halr fvhlr•. To in..,. • .B\lzhardt, who is alio (H o n the , lrtd.,,.,..nt ol'd og• rlghl year. Buzhardt pitched with the "" c:hecl. NotionwlcM't C b$ 1 851 year , hang ing u P a f.:i lxlcfget wiM hfll'NMlftl r�d_ IOHy. w. � ..... · It wa• another .parade of h 1tr• Friday n l&ht by Ma n ager lera I you •conoaucaily ,a- • Hut.cbln■on 11 he wed siJ: Fred " hitw• with llitCUritw' ,., ,., m oundemen in an effort to ail)'Wf ta.Hy. yow ..... � the Phila�clphia �'8. Youn, J� Hook sta rted, and ,_ .., W&• (!)l ar&ed wlth the defea t, fall• 1 1 5 E, 2nd Ph. W Y -2-24'(1 i h e Lo get 1 �•n oat in the !int Pomeroy, Ohl• inn i ng at Phi lade lphia uored . four ntn■ to o,eroome an early 2-0 Clndnnatl lead provided by 11T rt■n k Robin• • • IWo-l'Un bOIMr ..., ion. The win went to Robin Robertll, th�o�u!' gh lo:''!! r �lw e� ••:.:a�l� rt�l�•�ll� -;·;,;;;;�;;,�l�h�l•�fl� '•� �o� ,, ·- both he 11nd his !lucce�sor. Ruhl'n Gomez 'hl•re l'Of ' kf' (\ for 1 6 h l l.EI, includrng olher homers by Ruy l\,ll· M1llan anrt Eddie, K as k a . il w11s l1tlle Mac ' s fourth t·irL·uit dout of the year. Open Soon Ash anet S. Third St. Sh3dC O ut I asts In Middleport, Ohio • take your future 1 out of the rocker ' "°"' M ·x w ·RD I�;;::;;;;;;;;;;·;--;;· ' I ' "'"'1 Dance: Pitchers Are Bombed By "::��o:::· �:::: •.,:�-=�:::E :w ' S'l'ANDINGS Tornadoes For 14-1 1 V ictory ., The lt.mnP Tornado('.� and Shade H 1J.:h S('hool hooked up m a baseball durl l'"mlay tha1 made Shakespeare's t· onwcl1es look l i ke 1 kindergarten plays. When i1 wa� all over, as dark • ness do sed over the Shade d i a / mond the score was 1 4- 1 1 fo r Shad�. In all. a total of 5:J play . ers reached b,1se �nd t•1the r s 1· o r ed. were lhrown out. 0, lefl , Jr, nded. Sh a de v,,as a l lowed _eight hi l s , 12 wa� and , b(•oehted fro_m el_ahl m 1.&cue1i ror . a total of ?8 men on .b.alle .. Hac111 c was perm1 !ted 1 1 hits, nme wal ks and Sht1dc comm lU.ed f ive errors for 25 to reach ba&e. Each �enm collcete? \hree double.s while R�ger B1rrh, Duant• �olfe and Wilson_ Wolfe had t w,o h1 u . each for Racm�. Next .week s Racme schedule JS llacme al Rutland Tue1day, W11h11ma .at Rad ne . Wedne1d�y, a nd Racme al Eastern on Frid ay. Racine . . . . . 3�2 010 2-1 1 I I 8 Shade . . . . . 1 53 041 x-1 4 8 5 H111, LoukR (2), D. Wolft•, <J) (LP ) , Cleland . (6) and J arre ll. •· nd0 IP h , Bmg (WP) (3 ) an d w,tt, . ----�-- 1· NCW Gn'd League Added To ABC . Schedule TV, · 1 ---· -·- NEW YORK UPI _ The Amer• Jean Broadcasti n g <:o. h ae re.i<'hcd an agrtemenl thnt will 11dd the A-nerican Football l.ea1:uc to its week end Sijorta telec a sting. The ABC announced J,'ridpy th a � il will televist' up t11 l7 Sun � "a' rries ol the new pro root• baH loop for a sum of $12�. 0 00 eal'h. The deal, however, de1iendi; on the ABC's suecess in lining up 60 per cen1 of tht nrtwor:k tillU� to epon�ors by M11Y 1� . .. �ri. , The number of Hl)on�11rs arld eventuol nrnk<'UP of l h t• A F'L schedule would ,lett· rminr th(• exact num ber of g11me1 to be t l' l r• vlaed · "The �l!llt, Taste S....tion In I S.nclwlch" ~·'"'r.' .,..... .... ,... :'f.111, UG, U, I. .... OIi WI c.t-to-Celll ' Crow's Steak House POMEROY W. MAIN ST. 1N.t. "'4l,.LMI I Q Q Q ()() Q -- ,, W L Pct. GB s.a n Fra m·ist'o 6 2 . 750 6 3 .667 ½ Pittsburgh 5 3 . 625 1 Los AngelP!i M ilw ll uke e 4 3 ·57 1 I ½ 3 5 .375 3 Cim·irulat i :l 3 5 ·375 · nhil,doleh" ( ' h1 2 5 286 3 ¼. 2 5 :286 3 ¥, St. r!:is Fridays Re, ulh 1 0 Chicago 8 Fr•nclk.O S.n Pittsburgh 6 Mil waukee 2 (N) Philad.elphi• 1 0 Cincinnati 7 (N) St. Loul• 1 1 Los AAoelH 7 (N) , S•t1;rd•y'i Probiible Pitchen Lo, Ane-lH •t St. LouisShtrry 1 _ 1 v, Kline 0-o Mil w1 U lo:N •t Pl ttsbu rg� Burdette 1-0 �• D■ni•l1 0-0 1 t ch ·1ugo--5anS111 Fnnc1sco · ford 0-0 �, Drott 0- 1 C i nc i n rN t i at Philadelpph iaMel i"' 0- 1 v, Buihardt 0-1 Sunday's Games Cin cinnat i al Philao�1pn1a 2 Milw•u k ee ill P i ttsburgh S•n Francisco •• Chiugo Los AngelH •t St. Louis AMiR l(AN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB Oc t roH 3 o 1 .000 3 I . 750 1� N l' w Y or k 2 I .667 l Chicago a 2 .6fflY I wa�h i uglm1 2 a .400 2 li()!>;ton I 2 .333, 2 l\dn.�as City Bu l 1hnore I 3 .250 2 1/2 O 3 ,000 0 c 'il ' vcl;.111 d Frid•y'1 Re1ulh New York s Baltimor• 0 f Detroit 6 Chicago S �' Kantis C ity 4 Clav.land � 801ton 5 WHhln9ton 4, I inn. Stturd•y'1 Prob■bl� iitchen Baltimore •t New York-Col• ffllln 0-1 vs Short 0-0 Chicago •t Detroit-Piere• 0-0 .., , Luy, 0-0 Cleveland •t K.nMI City I N }lifm,m o-o VI Hall 0-0 Bolton at Washington-Br...,.r 0-1 n Pasco•I 1 .() Sunday's Games 1 '. <;IHalar,d ,at K•n1■1 C ltv Chicago •t Detroit Boston at Washington B•ltlmort •• N•w York ' MINOIII: LEAGUE RESUI,. T� INTER NATIONAL LEAGU� ' ROf:hHt•r 7 Hav•n• 3 Buffalo 5 Ml,ml 4 Richmond 6 Toronto 3 Columbus 5 MontrHI 2 r AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO ,., - 1 M innHpolls 3 D• ll•1-Ft. Wortt, 1 0 Houston 3 Lool,ville 1 (N) EASTERN LEAGUE Sprlngfi•ld 6 Blngh•mton 1 All•ntown S Wllll•m arort 4, 1 0 In 1 ' ,11.anc.•t•r 5 •••dine 4 ,· ______ l .i ,:ht wPi M'.hl� Want MIAMi BEACH. Fla. UPI-Len M11.1thews and Dou .Il las \lail\atU, 1wo sl!Wt)lh, younJ.!: lil,(htwci�hts who fought lo a draw in Friday I night's trlevision rii:ht, b11th s�\d 1 todny they w1rnkd t1 remolch )II soon os possible . " Matthews, t1 20•ye ar -old Phila • ,Mphin notivc who is the wOt'lrl's fourth rankccl li�h1wehiht nm• Lender , had hi� hnnds [nit w ith 1hr. aHghlly•huilt Vaillan! af(er bPing a 2· 1 favorite for the 10rounder. To Trv Anot her Thne Co lavi.w,. Bilko.., \'o8t B,el � �·· Loo, To G�v.eu�rPrF1'1-...»1·� "1leQ. On Joe McCarthy, , �M one.� p� � Ul,e• A.therican had bett� watch out � they'll be callin& · · 'i Jimmy Dykes, r )I \ ,.., 0. , A pl!il 23, UMIO 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ' ' J •· m, ot tom"""'! ocb ool li•ld >8Hlle a myers o illllon Wolle Jr., allkttd lhat pl;,•rs wantln& lo bo oa Ille Practice On Sunday rost\er, but unnot �tt.tnd , SUndv. All player, de1iring to be to D otlfy him. on the Racine b,1111eb&ll team en• Mi'lLIOURNI "'""''°!I• •tered in the Hock).ne Valley Le1start, Rood, 1601/a, _,,.11� ....,,..... a:11e th is summer wbl�b play, May 15, are a■ked to at­ d 1·ony DulMI, 1 154,¥,, . .... 0,.. tend a first pra�tice 1l the h igh l••n' La. 12. ' . -----------'--,.-�----.,--;.,---, b 11 P T · . 20, . /latry ·-1'1\1. - Pe)er o..... "WOLF bAJ\&ON" · suNDAY ...... . l,\ONDAY · ' Steve ':R.ee-vel ,Jn ' . Jack JCelf; .�·· · 1 .-.,. Wynn "IJONG- KONG AJ!'FAm" NOW AT ST.t.T• THIATII PT. PL IAIANT "LAND OF PHARAOHS" . "HOIJSI: OF fllE SEVEN HA.WKS" PHILCO 10. mt P: H. I LC ,0 Special · . '· . ,1·· i ,,, E. MAIN ST. , ,. ,,•. '9UYS A • • • • . 2 ·• H11•j1:100M O·M·E D o' TO· 'l'OUI �O'll 111,IICTIONI WITHIN SO MILISI 'ffllM .. I. ,_,,., tW .... UMl'IIO. ACT'NOWI '1, ■ u. -.t 1 REGUL&BJ '. ,, · WITH TRADE ' ' ' espaclou, . 1 . 2. 3. � fl bedroom homes • Complete batbrooma with • Easy • Wlrln1 and plumbl.1111 double hun1 wind-• . e 111.1ulat1on1 ·� A OOffll URS, l•ftl111, lovtllon, 1..1 Tenant Ho,..,, lo, Y°""' and Old Cet,plt1, C:o�lna • C:ott-. H<JW - thoy will not i.t __ ,,... Model ....., ltnlll 0,.11 � ,I l p.m. - 1.pa. ....,. . I ·� ' Pre,_,,,, ,a.,,.. __ "'"""­ eoo......,, ' ' .I ' '. ' • Bulll-ld llllchen s with double sinks tuba • r- v•� Lonled • Hlallway 50 - ealll la Pa,llenlNir1 , W. Va. Ball seventll Slreel ntllf-tlae Norllt.w-n, Lodi.en aoat P R E FA B �1 0 M E S , I N C. ·- I j '! • 1 ' ·I '. ·, •n�, .1'J, , ¢·, t:, •bl••:. . IIN.· ; r1 ,, , n i ' ' '. ! r. ' ' to Harry MIiier, owner . . j _ ., · · ;. •r: • · "' : "'111!:troY, OHtg 'f " . >t .. . -� · · ., aaltftn ) '" �·1�,Ut �--- -:,, . · · =· ?�, V,J ��r.,, ' - .: . "'j .' I .... '(All l:J· .;lt•-a,bll! I I ��1: ��� �"i�l\tlpt ��-· •. ' 5-,f1f ;;( ·--AQI ll'OR: , 1'Ma •-'!': ,. ...... _'11,.19o! ... ,- . . . - Williamson 0•1 Co. ' W. 111A1N POIIIIBOY, «-.JO" -� . . - r��:�ein:e� . I Pythian Sisters H .ol d Regular Session Thursday il�:r ., i • f' ]' -=ii ·· · �,· - : 1w, - • • ., • n::n:·•::.1 &: , , i�����i���r ��: ■--· ■1 '11' !_ �� ·'t' ': I''��� �:::•.!·. Pr�,".' . . l!.... :.=: r• ,:' . .. /· , ,, �:ib'4T� �- . /\,� •.,, ·- ·, � , �If '"· I Past Matron s Meet Frida y :.��:;.?�:. w�::.":;:; Cou p le Ma rri,led Friday Afternoon °"- :_!>f !, Olvllai�. i;;uieni · '. n Rule !.-��.�,;..��":' ass Mee � . . ··; il =-�-:· CIJ..-. ,. ;f .. i,;:�l ,� ���7wrien:.�:1::1 "'Ufl�{iiitit-�1!\!'1�: 'm�li,1'.a '!4n. artl me. �- JoJI'r. �. ■ · Th...... ,pray¥ �."ir.• .l/11Mi'e.ets W'th Mr·�c•·AA1·t fl.lft ■ ,_,. "'. ...,,_,..a, ' ,-",:i,�,, . .,...,,; l;.3\m sub- ��w.... �.� · £.:,1� ·�\ r."&\1•, . JIot'y \fj Ended Sunday """'tort '�-�� r,;.. ,. ,;�iliM!ii .,. · Mid.dlep,ort WCTU Holds April Meeting fiday Evening At First BaDtist Churc;h Middl . eport .�IJ:. ,•� :ao · , -, ,_ . , · .&!"· II\'-" m}: . ·· , �•n (0 • m�Jblbi.1:"hoo '. · 4"�,..,.�... i-c }i�a;r.s:� __"ft�. iliiltlilt. . ,. l'iafr;·. "''"-' � •= '9 "l"t'! �- · I n Pomeroy !' :'? 11l\ • , u.., . -Y: •c�::!�''i,��;t�::-q�, • Saill•bury Brownle Troop 1• met at the athool Wednead� aft• emoon after achoo! wilh their leaderii. Mta. Ho ward Rowb and Mrs. Nonr.an WyenmlUer. Arter the businea:.!I meetlQJ a hike Mn. Jame, Gilmore eervod refruhme&b of iell cream, cup, ca kea with eath Jirl"s name. 1nd pop, in honor of the birthdaJ "'­ Iler daulth.ter, Brwtda, ,ci Cat.hr om, Bt-tky Radfonl, Beeb Neaae, llelody Roush, �ie Gilmore, Mary LoiJ Raarord. Sherri B1Jck11ion, Kathy Abbott, Maria Gruet­ er. Diana W'eyersmiller,- ·susan. Lanning, Brenda Gilmore and 11uests Dennis and Sandy Gil• morf'. Prizes were award.Pd to Melody Roush who reteived the ldcky napkin, and Susan Laning, the lucky ice cream cup. :.�.iria Grue1er and Kath)' Ab­ bott will be the hostesses for ner:t week · s meeting. ineeti� in , Iii: n RA.."°NG_s.,. •• ,-."',. ·, S � ffEIND'S IAIERY ��.c; ....... _____ Pbll Wllllalnoor, 0ST. leaf and Oower, the smell of lhe good earth upturned by i . � • Wt f STIFFlfR RED ANCHOR ·· , , oe.,E.P!., :.,. �,..ffl "'-.'·•'.�-!-=_. UlllitlJIL ICOIIII Mi , a. ·o o a , 1 , 1 ,.,...• time of the year. The Holds Meeting '• , . ffl� ro!· ii� flo"'er P l nt' ng At Po··ml � ·. .•t,b,ity: , 'tU La. · , , 111r 1.1..,4 ■.■ this TW'I'J'!i-ht G, _arden Club Pl ns For A a nnual Ill� �th �� !'. • N� J , ,, 1HI SUPfl.Y 11 to erect 8efllons reA<IY to -mble ' / at buds are bursting forth into Soout Troop ' green will_ blanket the earth . 1n this part of our won­ been lra11$1ated "righteousness" mean! something like " com- derlu f country - a ,lgn of spnng to be sure - but a tok­ mon d�ency, goo4ness, and honor." en e also or the Resu�ection, an' ho peopl Se ! sus Diel, on _one occasion, that tho were e w dn,en by someUung like an inner hunger to be decent, good, Eternal Resurreci;ion. . . . . . All of us feel hke singing with the. mighty ·and honorable wer,: the really fortunate folk of tbls world. and wise K ing Solomon: "�y beloved spake and said unto me, rise up my The Unifotm Sunday School Lesson for April 24: "HUNMagnolia Temple Pythian Si1ten love. my _fatr one, and come away_ For lo , the winter is P3"( . nel in regular lle6Sion Thursday GEil FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS," Mall. 5:6-7; 13:4446; 18: the ••In IS o,er �nd gone; the flowers appear on the earth; evening: wilh Margaret Seidenabel 2 1�5- . . . Tbere ts a dire need In this world for people who can be the lime of the smgiog of the birds is come. and the voice of preaidjng, A coQlm uQic.ation was read from �•pended upon - people who will be there when they prom- the lurtle (dove) . 18 hear,!. 111 �ur land; the fi� tree pulleth Paulyne Thompeon, grand ch.ier. forth her green f_1gs, and the vme with the tender grape gives JSe ID be, peo�Je who will do the work they promise to do, Lillian S1eifr Was received by card a people wno will stand by you be cause they hav e given you good smell . Arl8e my love . my lair one, and come away. " rrom �eig1 Tctllple. Rhea Myen Mos! people want lo live in the good world that Goel has theu: word. wa11 reported quite ill al the h11me And it is lhe dependable w ho seem lo gel ahead who hold given UJ, J ust as long as we can_ I think this is a wholesome of her daughter, Mrs. George Sbiv­ o� to. th�lr fr,iends, who keep out of th� courts, and who find desire anQ should be one of our Christian ambitions, but we eler, Cincinnati. should live also for another world not made with hand1, eter• Al the d ose of the meeting a friends flockin g to their support when they are in especi al Ital In the heavens. Every man should live for two worlds at social hou r was enjoyed, gamea need of them. the oame Ume, or else he will miss out on both. were played and prizes awarded Some Emply Lile the winners. Refreshment.. w.ere hi hat s is w e lieved her be an� taugh� in essence. �e loved served T e are, on the other h�nd, tho_se other hungers which J su� .T by · Amanda Kallpa r and thl6 Ute . He loved· f,;:ends and enJOYed things, bul he lived h�•e lhe t&l/ll effect of emplymg oul life. also C11rr ie Grueser. Ho1lesse11 for the Noµ,l!)ll does it as lust does. Almost every day the papers for an!!_ther world: In my F�her's ho.., are many mansion, May meeting will be Bernice Eb­ (.._i• - I go. "' p,ep1re • place for you."· He is there now ersbach and BerniL-e An� Durst. lell111\1!_•,liir-Y of Sllllle Uberline who has come to the end of the mald ng ready for all those who will accept his invitation . We road, aua ii Is nol a pretty ending. should, not fAirget though, lhat He is here - to win to woo , . All of us know a t. least a few trai:ic cases of people who� , to Ct1nn. ta Club Meets l ives have been completely emptied br liquor . In lhe papers comfort, to gufde . . . . forever_ . With Mr,. Br.;.~r •10 111118 an Interview with a man who bad run n � �in:: ' lfil!>� ()Ian fll,000, 000 dollars. He had spent it �::..,: � � ir. �� .�:��h j t l � ::1/1 "g91)d things of life" - liquor, big cars, fancy J 'fi'Mr�.. •v.n lng ,t her home, n 1 ' ilRQ. e,a,,ellll:Ve. hotels . . �,. • �e. , w. nen were Mr1. is " good" whicl) empties a man's Ille, and brings Plan, _re made for tHe lHlnual project. Mn. ntin• Tio .Bo _lilm .d�JN• to.his end In shame rmd dishonor! . Albert Do box.�! at the Pomeroy Public Librar,: . · fhii( , • • ,• • . � · , . , ee o the . . . T�ell. there- w.. the haired which one _ma11 canie<L down to Tw1hllht Garden club held Thursday . _· ·• t !be borne of Martrn who ,1., ·><p • .the door ' . his grave - a hatred for one person which gradually expand- Mrs. Dwight Parker, Pleasant Ridge af. · ro,' Robert Morris P•� Z:r·resh men ., were •11erved b Y �runUl it took in all mankind leaving him utterly friendless Sr , as assistinl? hostess � ' • 01 \-• : v , am a hard man, " he said a reporter. "I never go "80ft Mrs. T. A. HennessY presided at the which opened ��: ���:0!���1:, :n.8:i;;� · Will die � I lived." And he died , completely empty "Wlth devotion■ taken from ''The , .... ard Finlaw• Mrs. Sid . , . . n ey Spenecr Upper Room" by· Mn. Pa rker. F'ol- Gatden Fo r- • Color� Height and and Mrs. Charles Hungry to Death Riffle. £.a•'"},'' ....,,;... wh,·ch ,he -1i ,,ere ll v� IowIng lhe openl nr ode md Pledge Blooni ...,... ""' ..,. In our. town an elderly man past eighty ":t..,. who to the Flag, conduct ed • qulzilfn colors. Timely roll c a l l was one of the best patrons of the library wa1 a n swered . . all the cit}' He s e 1 e sympbony concert, he attended &very notable h.a: t�� r a� G�� d l -;.�� �!;I. � :! �� a trr�� 1 ;�:·: : r!m !�k: ; f or every orward f .tooking ' cause arrange and ed · • J. Bartels for flowers sent her dur• lgn , h . \;• ' h me nt ol the month, a IIOul· is pewpaat church every Sunday morning, •1 ;,,�1� .JP. angea or flowering '1fi!8nd _..d ing her illness. ' , I aye the gl'eatest year's work laid out for myse magnolia leaves in 8 een eonhave �ver und�}1a%en, t, he said to the editor of ou lfIethat �- -� report of Jhe nominating com- tainer lined wilh pink. # din a r g m1ttee waa £•v�n by Mi11 Ethel Flower judges, Mn. Eddie Smith Mrs. Joe Young Sr., vtet pre­ 1/on·eroy Budgel Sbopplnl Cealnr newspaper, when be neared ninety "I want to do some thing , , . . �a:rllnd and offu:en for the com• Mi u Lucretia Genheimer and Miss sident or th, Pallt Matrons of worth while before J die And pn the occasion Of h . f IS uneral mg year &N( Y-rs Hennessy presi- Elhel Guland,, awan:ied blue ri b- Evangeline Chapter , ..fiES, , . Mid. a few IJJ.Pnih , $ later h"18 pastor,,sa-id, "H e lived the richest life dent: Mrs. Elm� Wtckhaln, fi rst boll9 t() MiM Garland for a modi• dlepwt, pruided over the �t• . n, � � · f .. O aQ.y m ftl/lft our community· · 1 ' f vice president; Mn. Ge.raid Wild · fied Japanese arra n�e.incnt; two to ing when they met Friday even�� DJlnlQV . . • -. ..1·· ..,. · ·, · 1 �• "5 it , A 1 b ls e he l , lif had hungered after righteousness, and Jesus. ermulh, second vice president: Mrs. Parker for potted amaryllis ing at the home of Mr1. James • ,, · • 11,i'IF. · .t , • wou1d h ave called him an_ extremely fortunate Mn. Leverett Roush, secretary a11d and ,. .-uw arrangemen t or Jon• Clatworthy Jr., Pomeroy. i,gaer1 of Rolaum Bread ., man. (Copyright· 1960 by the Division of Christian Educ Parker, treas urer._ It was de• q u i la : and After the abort .bual ne11 me4t• ··.�- / M iS!J Gcnbelmer tor .,H 't "l 'I:. r.1 1(',, ' I � ' \t ' ' ' ation Na,,C,llldl• . r e1ded to �ave 11n aucl:!on at the pa•i nted trillium. R� ribbons Jere Ing gam� were · · en]?yed by t)Je tionat Council of the Churches of Christ in the United Siates May meet ,n r. The regmnal m..,_ awarded ,. Mn. Morris for an ar- group w. l h prize, bemg won 1,y of America.) IIII•TOEP D AM , A 111 _ 11 •• . IIJ!i1,p , ...i • ng to be held ait th Flnt Metho- rangement or j . ,:11 J iftlt ff&I \i:U. onquil!! and .spiru Mrs. F.ditb R \,l�ll, Mu. Lydia � � tlVW t d ist Church in � 4 an nti .afio. · · arran gement.. f Barri&, Mr,s. , f:'Yel,n Lewla and on May a for ,t,il:! "Burning Hearts"; SundJy Sou h efMl ' . C w a Mrs. Beulab as n oun n d ne . ce ,' _ nqUU . j n invitatlo f.n o to s · . ""' loiu S�hool 9:3Q_ .,fat;k Beehtle, Supt; Paul �oo ks� pastor �� • , ,.·.- �. tllr Dodgfl & 'h.YDJOUUI � •·�• t Va. .. 88 •• "��-� ._ 156 n . 30 •m Wo�- 1our Ki ngwood vo::nter at M.ans• • ...,. A de&Sert course was served by . 01h ers at ..:,1ding th e meet'" �Jd District )(U IJally 3;00 it the ervice JO:Jo am Sunday field on lfJIY 11 wa1 receive . 1 , f, • :�i Mrs. · K th were n night, Mn. os the h tes1es to Jtl members and a ry K -' "8>.,;;:� 19;.·� 1 Wh�!ersb w-e. chm.ch. Each Is to d . ' . . M"l'JI. Jed Webster Sr. pre&ented two guests. M iss Amanda Parker Zella Cr� Mrs. Mabel Benn�tt, ,, 'r. youth fel)�� \ , if take I sac•. Ju"�b � """' ,_ Zion Church Of Chrllt. Sunr•·• · teres1·mg paper "Pian your and Mrs. Albert Young, ... , an 1n Mrs. Le e Roush, M rs. Bern1ee ·' lowihlp D.·, i¥ C!., -1" ontb rr . f�owshlp at servJcei opened with the pnu B·•en Of uvvu P••,J Br•af ·~' ude -c-c:-:-:---'----------'-'�-=::____ w,·nn, Mrs• Mary · Hughe,, Mrs. • . 00 Coiwtlhl•.i�n on education ., v eynolds . Grac m..Un1 'i,ao thi• evening. Jr ;!�1.r: :;; H•nllnlM>I, .��:: ��-:::,h ll ID,d Jin t rr i e l prr., /Oung peoples ,neet1n1 SOJ!• ���cit:1r: th: u·;oo Th B,:i�' day Qcf� pm. Re1111lou1 Ed, . Mondoy 8 Pm ,t Schoot p lus · that 6 came . late. To · . ' . The APril mee tinO of the Middleport W.C.T.U. was held -,:,._ Ml..,otl•� Chur,:hA: RH, ..,.. -1-......1 Grace ""i-.......-. ....,,h, Pom•-y. "'"v ,p1ece1· were ghfa-1 "'Al one" by F "d· , j j; r a w. H. s,,,,,a.-11gh, 'pa1tor: i.Mlrtl 1 (tYe n ng at t e First Baptist Church with Mrs. ClarMen :meet .l'llead1y - 7 :30; Cho i r a i!rla q uartet aqd i "Chrl•t Arose" · 1!111 • rW1ear1al W.edneadlJ , . pm, Cliff: Sunt"ay Rehoot 11:sn a. m., . ) by mixed quirtet. Moi-lling lier· ence "'cNeal in cbai;ge of the business meeting. The meetln� was opened wilh prayer by Mrs. 0 . E. Mc Ki n <hnot1· Micidt_, vice wa, 'Th• Chrlsl of Victor c ..... Pbll Wis•, SHul.; M'eotin, y" · E'red. L qnne,• . Putor.. 10:30 . � Ea!ter program was pre� ley and Mrs. �harles Searles was the ,Devotional leader. She •10:,3(). 1 .. m Wm. &alley in chatr!' : . . Cecilia Ann Man� and {o�n C. M ning. • .s or worahlp, Sermon 1ubject Rented Sunday evenln& the play p r.esented a • paper 0Whirlwind s of Life" taken from the book FMY erv ees 'I p.. m. Evangelist e �te, both of . M4fdl . wet9 "Je,u& laid: ' "b;cepU''; 8180 Blble aiven wa■ "The Eyewltneues ae�lcea 7 ··IO tt. m. pastor In charae by F.ddle Li berman. . . tron. of Jlfte� , 11 ,i,1ted to ma�age Fri ool , . H. · C. ,ste U,,· - Slipti; 8:30 the Cron''· TWIJ ape ,r.ai .�1 ..1. �- Q.ti P.ra,er,G"'etlol We1nead y i':30 p. TV fi»r IM,f,Vofle SCJ1; Mn. J oe Turner, was in chlt'le cl1l1 . "He . a �� � th' . 1"11t, ·on l'otl,all� Rn, m. M lsa Margar•t Sauq announ� ;;, � . . C. e,_.y,outti ; \T:JO -l# mvi'10· Live," •nd · "The Old Rugged or ll!e PrQll'am and med the SUNDAY • . . . urc . l le . . . J«aebinl, ; W 1:illt 'I" Prayer u t " Tem 30 ed uca n Bel 7< j b <" Croaa" were given. The two addl• l•ct '"Aj:,tl Al ..�ollts Sltk People" ha�• IV'<f t!k J!i'tl'l'!"'F;d \t Ml'dl m ..,:;' , ·• . '"'"' · .. . WV,'£N,TV Rup , �•etlni,..nd• B <ll!Udy, ' · W.ed, tl by b>pti,m were Lener Ar- laken"il),m !be study gook, Mo:-, \l'l!;k_ �••Ill �.- �,il'- 111 · jil!l"r,'ig1i' al�1.<;;:;.1,1,�. Wod- e..,e11 Jiu,; ll'ree lrletbodls1:· � n. .;' rm � ...,, .3 • C a ChanpeJ. . . I� � -- , �.m. !llh, �•11ar_;; 8 Q • \V,, PrllJ \\' l) Sl!••ol> •�! • - . r, n .' and Jay JohiJson. · Beu1-!, •Jtlliito noif •�otiif j,IIlijj, itilr &- fllli'.>litifil •"l'IK:ls- r IMllli,- -,J,i;l!l, �1 Selt, iot 9:30 t.._ m.. w1o 7 fMf\�U' · · · · of a ClgueU.e Boor" arid' l;fo• plano Fantas)'""t wouJA. ��l�ow n at that ��n y. uTbe. iteabn wer T• • · f · .. � th � n "! • at h ··� m • • ' t d ur b� 11 C r ti b ,. . �;: . ::i �!• ..... I : li� . Bupperl. P_..,it� !4G ..!lunda,v., ,6 . J 'l' �; � ;.. L!o ' 1 Mn. e ,: � � Scho4,l; 10:� _'"lm. wwMll½'{l'flill.. ll · ) :��le Btbool i� &. m ; m� !v•li•.n1 aentce 'i :.Sl' Ro : ,�i'.?il�:t>,p\, � Bi!:�•r� and, 'llf\ie �ls of st. Mary's." � rt • :· '. 1 · ,.. app�i���' /�� .:.y :�: :ii 6 ,....;. �q n- . I ei� lg . ..... M d Wa lll,e Y � tomm eaa! ,,an . Golde · llad. day Scffoiil'. :.15 : · . : K•pn IIJ:Nto�)'�" t n RIii• 01... . ot the· nl, a PincWYl".-.... oJiceb,, Pomeroy . 1 . . . " . .. l!o'hl•�l,;.Auifti·.a, . pre1 ent. Ml 1� 1epo WCTU w,ol'ld lo'lh� ]'Ori!' � h-.i n:h Cll Baptll1i �Int rt d4 � L SUjlt. naoJtl,. o1 Finley, feoto u 411111• wlll 19:llo I\ . W:• I> �l1 [ii � t DOft?l' S " oW'" ' 'n� ' &choo� J•f�f.i�ilveft;'. ' To�lc- , 1'Th1f Church? Ar'!, 1I Org;- retresh�cinta wdl be.. •ar.ved. 1he met 'fflunday evenlni at: the ancf ·di1t• the Joeal Ulll�n, had �� c Mrs. Stelff, Joey) Legion Auxn• and Mrs. Ton y Fow- f.?; me a M4ht Ll ne Un ton b)' &end- ia,y na:ident, MYF aprlnc r!ally Wheel $'& prosaift. il'Ulldu the dtreetlon Gf Jm,'•.' t p announced the Poplit, ind ¥n. '1J:l.e :, p. m. Wor,hfp ?:80 ,P,. m . � · , er ,r �j:!Jn r1. E mest Covert a ..,. �opP, 1 or . bur pm; We.dneadly chqlr th fl Un on Mu , 1 ai 3 M� and, MrL, JUcbard VIUJhah 1 • Holy Week 1ervlt� ended 1t · PY Day sponaored by that organia• TIH!Jad,.y and Ftldt•. , ldlllllll�. hltori. rebear11l 7 ,p m. Mr& John WertJ , and )Cn, Everett Bachner. Wec:f- CO-��dne which Will be 11ent lo I for- (ion each year and emphasiud that Flnt •Baptist Church ln !tutla nd --- c'----• , m.1N... Mtthwftt 1radL� .....-,:• -.--. Churc:h of Ch rlit, ..... direr.tor. elp �lli(Offll'Y. nllday JlUliDr. tbo&r tltlO pm; Sr. money raised from this sale is with Easter 1>unrlse service• and e a n n 1 t Chu , . t on , ' · p used jn veterans hospitals and If!- an Easler breakfast f or familiet he �ported � · � � t" � != � ti!: �� : '!v: 1,J: i e �!:'=!J rell htdel, p zun et: n..� nt !1J �"""fP "" u •• 8q h C.llap 11tor� . ..-: .__ �•• m_ P,....,._l•n 11d p of memben and wonhippers. 11t the Couni, A� � per colonies. .,. 181&, ....,... ... � � .; ""'' 1nai 'l'On P, 10:., a. � 11 : 15 C'4mblned llervlce w on :p Cbllfth1 S,,act&N,: Rev. Howard a t •I50 opened Ihe m eellnJ Inflrmar,. l(ra. lacohll, matron, rt· Breakfut was served by Mn. Na• . . ,er, h At the �Jose or tne meetmg ft· omi Be ntley, Mn. Gertrude Butler, ro-. Christian Endeavor (youth1 e P. aq,; and study. Music and Mm1onette Ruppelt. �- t, WOl'Ulp aervice 'fri · 11n po� tliat it waa the flnl p _.._ . · ,ng �tlDD" Evenlnc worihlp 7 P• m. by Rio Grande College students. ''The After, Glow!�; J11nior. choir llrt. �J iabeth Searl� wa, t h� ·Cl'ani · of I&: kind to be preaened al re11hmenta were served by Mn. Mrs. Edith Luckadoo.and .Mn. H41", 1w _,• ....., a,adlaury ChuNlh. � Chrliit,. T-. V. Nunery and · Junior church f()f under the dlliectioli ot Mn. Ro- devoUona leader for the meetlna: the. botne' iiooe she became ma- Searles, .Mn. Jacob Turner, Mn. rieU Warner. •nd tlaed as �er tQpie "WhlftWhite and Mn. Pearl ijQlfma q,, , · . It &. IL .....,.111 Wetlls, :ninlster: Blt,Je kllool, ·•t ,children; 8: 30 )'outh meet tna; btrt cntw. and Jin. Robert Harden ,. � Sunday School was in ehnge of wind• of Life During lhe meet• 1 · rehearaal; 8 wlU: .aJrti, Plice mati were made by Kn. Mr a ue lt'I · L ._. ...._ 1111,_.t Cottrill 9:30 a. m. Wm. l[hll, �pt,i llol'll- Wedneaday '1 chqir o. • d g Pt � o�i·� U J ng the painting of �he Sunday , ·. Charles Lewis and were deeor�t- de��tio�!I �e!: 1;i :; · ._..,,. �f. aev, lnl �Ip lO;Jil; q!µhtlu �n• cot-. ge· meettn,; M!l1 1, 7 :30 iqnt il J • School room was dJScu8Sed and ed wtth· ilow,r ,ea1, · an,f lni&'lbed 'Luckidoo' wllh Mr<. Harriett Wu, d•ovor I p. m.; E>enln1 wontitp, men aild bo)IS ineeting. . · relief i x. IW• . for Sund•Y School te a chen ' .lnv i · -.it!'# � t Wl, p On,._ a. ' mi Wonb � , lplt vPt' IIIIJ'." 7 '-W,omen's Chal1tian Temperance ner as pianist. Church, Su �.,.... fi . m, :OUPJJ, ••tflr.- , W<DhiP 9:30 · c np . .,.,_ Wm. A', Robel", ile<tor. 181 df1' Scblol 10:IO -• a ohan I � ...nlatl•. •'f• T:ao. Unlon: ,, . ' · ' ·- , . l • Mfa. , llutler WU U,e· dnotlonal m Nott,... . C rn w•:ii:•:e :t\�:':! cl""d with · leader for all e�nm11 aervlce,. �man �f� � ter� Or�er, fpr SUR��� f$;3t, .t .,- ._nM, S,rl! ftestet; ·J>uilll ·� , ,· . · . -.-----. \ •:� by Kaiad HJndy after daily morning prayer, Utan,IPd C", • �Ill, C..,,., P, APTI SI aen w11 ed on Friday '\he was •/Ulisted by Dea ' RVICIS B l SMAL to � & A i Dl iooiii; � . J ,, .r' an.j Watc\tower lj\ld7 , Bodl er nd • ! wbWi, Mrs . .Bert_ L . . . llerlin ts, who recently: I ton ',Jbe• Vl'I\Hook ofi 1 t11e , JU Zion T Ml'Jllon. 1 1 , Res 1 �ool 0:30 .. .: .." " • lln. Jqb , ])P.P.ftt, �" lundq Lelfhelt when the Jelli, ee , q • , lliiiifay. • ' ....r. ,...-., 0 . .Church, .... ' WQlle �- "1Pt; . 1'9r.tlip •� m.n. Paul K. R 11 we"" In Club "hlet 'l'ltunday evening 1t her held revival services at the Ml Church. ·1 •.,18 - ..ii �-: TIM .......... . ti , .· I�� · -,·· . roy. Jley, W114t"O:. l��lB, PH• 10:fP,;_ � m11t1n1 and Y hnur chlrae of lbe- pro:r.n hour. 'Ibey h�fl, uAlon Ave. Mn. Otmer Union · Church, officiated at BapOut-of-town viHitors to the � tn .a,,1,,w 'Nm t � I• m , o amea nd Gnrhm • '. � ��/.«!� -' terJp -ot r , � ,Jl� , :!&· of Oh. · q , • ,1 ' , bl;J*· 1t presided ei- i �clud� . Ml':� a11d Mrs. F.,t, • • • John W }ll/ , � -"C � • ryt rt &, S1JD� i W Jl, e 1,1 2� � . 1 . r, , !i v re t;aptf��·-• Church,' ii. I. �r::e:ts�� e BdUc.; • · · lc'!rl ' 9:15 1ffl ; neu se11 on. The trav"ellng pnte, • .i. � , w10 ,Price, Cbill.iicotho: 'Kr. Jo� ·1,....r n.lMll!i�l,wit'- c l O•!' t, � ��gs:ai''e!�J : don ated by Mn. Lel:fh'elt 'Wal ' '11.ffl.On�d .. 1m; tennon Duna, -�t@r; . ,lfDday School 9:80 ose recelveo Ihe rite1 Warner, Rev. ae,d :Mn. Ralqh II��� K WKMftt9:h Wonblp Ji'O� tO!� . llft8IV , t.: . . � th mem p � f. � . beta alid gueata pre- a"afded � Mn. Albert Woodard. of b1pU1m were Stanley and Kath!- Woodk ani! hmil)', Athen1. JG • r , 6i paltQr: S�q . School 9: ao 1 1 � "The �tutti · �eu tp �e Ben Qulitn�; Supj; .Pre1Chin1 nt. o ll hip yo f l t Wednesday Jr GJimta were played ind prizes ryn Markins, Larry Clark, Gary Deacon Warner led devotion■ v. h i J w. , , '7;80: PraJ,er m111.e�1 �orld ;, . . Hl ,i,* t , '4'.arnlnJ j,Y,orahtp, l0;30 1, m,;1.i, Wl>n by · Mn, Gene Evans and Mrs. and Gordon Gibson, Rosalie, an4 snd Rev. Wooda 1poke on "Tliis · 0,U ,pm. Co� and w:cp'lbip, y qu '7.� , . ,f lt'! pi,.. Y'ou,:t a:• p, m. EYIDf!!!! # . �• �� .... � ,talne lf:'91 Church He nry Dailey. Mr1. Grimm and Timmy Sayre, Helena ·Moore, Don- World Is Not .My Home." Ealltet BAPTIST SOCIETY MEITS : tie aervjcl, '7: 80 . p. in.� Ptllonhiit ire welcome. c ar?tfn, A\lthodltt Cllurdt, Alfred, hv, Paul Boob; putor. D.8 1m sur.The B'UIJ B e e Society of the •�o, M�er received birthda)' na Burbridie, Connie and Sammy Sund ay wonhlppen i ncluded .Mr. 0 , anvlce· wec:ne""'W '1·� · p tn. ,-. �, · Robert R. C■rd, pastor. SundJy day School; 6:30 pm Youth F�r pen� Baptillt Church met with aLfti: ·an� M'ra. Wood� an ■ nnl- Illy Lewis, Paul Lowe, A nn and and Mrs. Cecil Buth•r and sotlf, · t�, ', f;"lfi,i:�: �.• :-i , . . hclttr, , ndlay; M,t' Cbr�.an le� 144 8choctl 9:IO w:lth Lloyd Dl1Un1er lowahlp; 7: 30 J!ltl We�. prayer Ifft. Preda Smith on Thursd ay venaf)' «mi. from tbelr secret 1>3Js. Donna Weaver, Diane Stout,, [)avid Ji� and M eredlth � ,__..p_.tt � Jtt,· Jil�bef!'! Ave., l'Olllel'OY.,. Mom• Supt,; Worthlp ■t 10:45 with H er- · meetlne:; '1;JO itm 11nirH&f Ohrll- eveniJll, In Jldditlon to the re1u- . �enta were served by Carr, Denver McGould, Judy W)'• and Mra. Edward �tler, Colu� ' II, -- � · · iiat: wortbip at. 11, ...._ Prol;lation man Taylor, Lay leader; Sunday Lian Ind� �t 111f. Ind Hp- l�r meettpg I R�ower WIB tield tor die 'lioatea to those na med above ant, Phyllis Howard, Dorla Ray- bug and Mr. and I 'I' rs. Dona• b. ' Fr'\do. Hoyd. ond· l!i'it�Wllbur B1Mln1. Mrs. n,nl and Charles Mark, all of the Lucbdoo and son, 0,,ytO'I- , i,,, ►j, ·; � ,.Death I the ou),jec! of the enning at 7:80 rep]ar m•eUrjl bat't VIMJirdl. lrln. Naomi Benlloy, 1fa. '.8u,t,...,. ·•�r!'l"n· Gol<i'ed Tul : He of the MYF; Wednoaday evenllJl l,o!llrj"'IJ JgUJ C�h, Payt • �� $�nrlse l!!rvi!'d ".,. 1.!lllp , Mn. Chari•• Strau u, Mt. Uolon Church; 11:r. ind Mn. . Eldop Junior Gardner and Warren Davis ler and lrln. L�cbdon ·!PO"'O'l' · �;�t 1 lhai ••aU ' endare un to lb• · .,.;d ,,so mi d week pro7er llll'\'lct■. · 10 llll . , i!l�d� �,Ill· •� the. 1burch. ., � lj'U<k, H...... . �I �•llme 8hall be ••e4�11atthew , tt.eth Mllthodllt C...,..., SCbOoli "lf im wort,hlP lfJ?\lleej A r.�0'h:_a l -meeUn.v: is Ip � Wlp , , . 1\:121!1� Mr,. Jact Lf'lf. of � SJlver Run Chureb .itl!d one for the aeryices, utend�t�lt lid_ ·1 ' \ 1 ► c"'nf._- -.., Middleport, Roymon· •llonllr!ltit, f<80• lffll' ,uatlr 'lelhnnhip; · '1:-t tW...clfurth 1h11 1/tel wl\h.Mv. hill ond chll8ron, �nkte, DeeD<� mo!mber from the Poplar Rldge eero tbitlD 'tlf"aD olltm - a1 • 1 . Church, Ray �e, pastor, in ehaqfl. tend�_ and aave thelr- eoopera�orl. , . 1'nd S�fht• at . a:c1�Jr. _,, · ·.,•}i ,'. ' !.u�; tl����� lp ,1!;�; · To, llffl, l'rl��-�er m �,tlq.. . 1 :89 "rr1'!ft · � ,�1 '" ..... :. , 1 1 ·, ' },'" ' i..' � !-•,: ! " ..,. . ( -,;; - • /"""' ... , -. :{ 1L' "\ i:,:�,. - /,; ' . .,. • � I l � ,. \f ' \a!'' It" A• � )If .")' �,11 '1 �M 1\91. l!l!\¥ $299�5 , ./; \ • Salisbury Girl · e.eILD'S wo.R:l.D_ IS AS FAR AS SHE ·c(N·• sti ' ·$4�9lJ: . \ ' ,.,IIS a,,. ....... O O OOdOO OQOOOO COIIPAII 1'111111 IIATUMf• · It I IS el • f ...... ...... IINl••. wNli aA 1111 · •1 J MN \lt:; ,_. -• l!lfj /, . nie In its original form, however, the G reek word which has here a.. ' L. Smllh professionally pious, or al1lflcially good. w. v.. . By lloy To many people there is something repulsive about the the p)ow is m our nostrils. It word " righteousness." II sounds sticky sweet' sen timen tal will not _be long till a restful ASSO-C IATED RADIO ; and TELEVISIO�.·: ;- i f ' We are now in the Post-Resurrection; in fact we have been for almost two millenniums ]since Jesus, the Christ rose from !be tomb of death.) We have high hopes and our joy is beyond measure. Chri.rtlan always points to the fact of the Resur­ rectlon: "Because He lived . 1 shall live al,o . " II was the • ' freal Paul who qld in I Cor. 5:54•55 "Death u, swallowed up in vi�tory. 0 death where view of the appalllng proportions of lhe problem of Leedlng the world, it sounds strange to hear anyone say that the hun• gry are lucky. Wanl Rlgbleou1ness s.,-.. • • Sul>mllle<t hy R••. Eugene Brown the luck.y ones, although there are those O(Casional stricken ones in the hospitals who would give a good deal if they C'OUld is thy �ting? 0 �rave where is thy victory? Thanks be to experience a lively bunKer. , who gi ves us the victory God od t I are there that the I la estimated n world t ay no less than 45,000,000 displaced persons, the majori ty of whom go · thr�u g� o u r Lord Jesus cbrist. lo fled hungry every night. . It I\ nol dllltcull for anyone Then !here are !hose hundreds of mlllions of people in the Far and the Near East who have their hunger satis(ied. J n to be�1ev_e in the Resurrection Plentu In Steele - SERMONETIE have the effect of emptying them, and he is the wise man who knows lhe difference and chooses the rewarding on e, . Lucky Hungry It ls not usually true thal . we consider the hunery people f:!t ----·- -- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0 , Aprll 23, 1960-5 •• n·ow TO Empty your Life w lllQlfr . RISULTS ltllAM I ••A.CH, Jl•-1.ett Mtt� lff¼:, Pl\lli..phla, drew with �• ValUMt# 13$�, .-nt..... ,.... lO. ___ I . I SUNDAY SCHOOL LJ!SSON OF THE WEElr Are Required bY LA I I Flre Et:tlngulsJlen P.H I LCO SP-,E.. .. 1...,.,..... !. , • - . ·;: 11 - TIINIJHif, t · : . . ,J.'1tlln �,.....�-,Qra, 'ER'' , I "FRO� QA '. Some hungers have the effect of filling our lives, and others Well, the descriptfoD 'pretty 1 waum. •11vea, &-2, for their l much fits D)'lu!t himseU the,, " lhlrd sq"alpt wln. Roberto Clem• da y s as the Detroit TigerJ' mDiSt ente bl� a two-run homer u. s. COAST GUARD A;•ov ■ o ex p losive at � ct tlnce the dafJ 1ud Htl Smilb �ove in two runs lead E. TRACY, Sil., D -&rlbutor R. to an double d n H a d r triple f G a en rg e with nk Rudy, be i o Fire ,and Sarety F.qui�!�t York has them on top of the the fvalet' nine-hit JWult. Hank · Phone, WY-2-� S•••• & S.J'Vke league with ,a 3-0 record. TheY Aaro.n horn�ed for the Brav es Look over sole ,possession of first and Bob Stlnnfr 11t-retebed his hit --~- . place F'riday when their Iona:• tin& streak to nine games with a range 111tack ca rried them to a iinile and ' double for Pitlf bur g'h . 6·5 victory over the Al.. champion • The New Y ork Yankees beat Chicagu W h ite Sox. � the B a ltimore Orio les, 5-0, the Berberet's S in9le Dec ialve Kansai Cit" Athletics downed. the Lo u llr r be rel's ninth-inning si nCleveland 'ndi.an1, 4- l , and the glc drove in the decisive r u n bu t d a 5-4, 1 1 · ' on ce again it was the Tiger, Boston Red Sql score illnin& WU! oye'r the Wubpigton home-rue. power that was . , lmpres• Senalon In other Aroerica n Lea· sive. �\•r the ,I hi rd stra 1g bl game -•� ua the N• t·10Pa1 Lea the TigerR hit three h,omers. ii.HI; pm.es. • o c· ts F th S. Rocky CoJ,!vito belted No. 2 and ttt?, P.1"1elgo�ag:�: lO.B,"'ille · Eddie Ym1 t an.d Steve Bilko al so Phijad,Jp� Phillie.a outalu &eed lQ,? and. Re eon11et'tel1.. Colavito wh0¥' tiiomer � Cld� , ds, wiped out an early 1 ·0 Whll.i! So x' U� i;i� �tt €y dln•la whipped , l lead, also si ngled i n the ' n inth to l;le, t,it ,�ie, J)b�tti, 1 _7_ 1 _. help 11el the ii tage for �rbe;ret's t . ' • sNUtout . �Ji:nlngs . ) winnin g: b low. ' W hi� ''9.r� •Plti;�!t)d,_ i,e.vq. . shut The Ntlsburgh Pirite■ eont in• o ai illliloo/ ·111<1-, ,tcilM •Terry ued lo show surprliing, - (lon it.! ball -l!leane'd'"-�--.,tOr the Ya'n'kees bepunch too, as they beat the M U- hind a flinQ:b lt attack that ineluded hom,� by, Mickey Manttei • and Hector Lopei. NEW ORLEANS UPI -Method• lcal Dow F'lns lerwald, the nation ' No. 3 mo11ey winner, and big Al · k O f Grossmer, · · N . y ,, W ill Besse1 m try to nurse another hot round out or their putt ers toda)' .a& lhef en• tcr the third 11otatl -'Df 'lb1t11P'JIO(KI New 1 0deu11 Op•n., , . , , , . ,. ' · 1 • l FJn,Jerwa\d, · ·'l�Oi I llnlshed · In the to, three i� ' hi& : ' •lllit' four tournament appea,�Ulcel( f.ir,shlon• ed a br illiant 66 FrW•1 �o alve him a 135 atter 36 holes, H'e d l'Opped p u tts from 1&, and i� feet. Be118ellnk, &111' ' 1nfreq�nl Winhe r in , the pro! rankar birdied' five of tije final nin!! ' holes. for a 67 1o share the lt11d. His b ack nine scn re of 30 tied the tourner record. All Blone at 138 was 30-year· old Houston LaClair of Blrminll• ham, Ala. •Lat'latr, who . � ".'.,11er won a tourney as ll Pto • · <touted the 6,569-Yard CJty Par� course in tl9. He tied for the fir11t round lt•ad with 67 and nuraed a onestroke t.-dge until Bets<!llnk and F'insterwald c �me in wi\h 1358. Hob Rosburg of OVit\a nd Park, 1 Kan., wati next 'with '137. ,His s4?c­ -nnd round 118 tied Finsftt'Wald for •the low round ol \he -tourney. , Three eolf•tfe were 'btal!keted at .38. They were, 1 Lionel, He bert of Lalayett, La , , .l. C. Gopsie of Knoxvl\ le, Tenn., and Harold Hen• ning or Johannei-:burg, South Affi• ca. Do1h HcOert •� Goo11i, ,ca,rd · ed Onu-u'nder-par 71s in the secQnd round after sharing the lead with two others at the end of 18 holes. ' BOAT OWNERS League's " push button manager.'' I Dykes s�.,., � f•(Is 20 years M ��e. of : the leaguf · J. JtaAt-' ago when he char&�d th:a,t all McGarthf had tQ do as manager of the Ne•-•· the dugout and .· was ••t, "·c� ".' Yo•" •· rii ,Y•"•� -.:• U4' ,�¥"!watch hiS te.ani OV�PQwer � opj)Olltjoi\i Finsterwald. Has T1·e For Lead Jo 'Or}eans ft Ope .' � n., .,. 11¥.h!'· Mio. • _ �. 1fl"- '=• ' w.,,.., �,r • 8-Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 23, 1960 WANT ADS . Special - one mouth for 30 cent.ii per word . hl.l rate of 3 c..:nt.s per word will be charged for advertising if not paid wiihin 10 days a fter receiving bill. Errors in Advertising: - Should be reportNI im•nedlately. The naily Sentinel will not be reapow.ible for more tb.a.n one incornet 1nserton. Card of Thub and Special Notices of Ew�ts U .00. Obituariea puOJiabed •t 1 tent per word. ,'.; DAYS 1 MO. 3 DAYS ':'/ ORDS 1 DAY $ 1 .:i.:i 15 $4.00 80c $1.20 $ 1 .80 $6.00 60c 20 $LOO 75c Ill $7.00 $2 .25 - .- Mo rine �upplie b - -·- ·•T•o••··· '-✓ ..... """ ...� .. ., I 1 4) For Rent t-or :>a le ThOMI, M. hln Termlhl and Pfft Ct.. .trol r,.. lnlpktlon, lnaurance N•tlonwtd•. iHY termL Phortt t>omeroy WY 2-2366Portsmouth PR 6-2150 2 29 lfc --· - - - -- CROPPING PRIVILEGES. MY Apple Grove Ferm, 1960 Sea• son. Make orrer. Glenn Wolfe, jjt l Avenue Musachusetts North West, Waahington, l, D. C. (4)•2-9-16·23·4lc 1 2 1 Cord of Thanks Following the Prom, ltle stu­ dents attended a movie al the Meigs Theater and then were ser­ ved refre1hmenll! at an early morning hour in the basement auditorium or the Sacred Heart Church. -- Portland Event --�--- I WISH TO EXPRESS SINCERE appr�ciation (O our friends and relat1veii for the man;- beauti• lul cards, flowers, fruit and vi11ilH during my recent sickness, Also to the staff and nurses al the �deigs General Hospit.tl and the Emergency Squad. Thi.!i The dinner was served from 3 WOMAN kindnesa will always be remem- COMFOHTAHLE FOOT WEAR for WANTED-GIRL OR to 7 p. m. with Shirley McKelvey. JJOW and the hot days ahead. We for part lime w or.k J n store. bcred. dinner music. Terry playing have KEDETTES and SUMMER· Write aivin& references to Hox Sincerely: Everett J. Tracy MEROY P SALE. HOUSE FOR IN O 4 l\oberta Kraeuter Bradford an E"rrES in the "most wanted" 008-S % Tbe Daily Sentinel, 4 23 1 1 6 rooms, bath and &a,8 hea t. Ga• .presented song, and a variety --- ________:P styles. The Shoe Box, Middle­ Pomeroy. 4-21•.atc rage. Beautiful view of river. program wa, presented by Kri sta port � 18 6tc Out of all high wa ta . W ith or Yost, Beverly Price and Linda RAIL.ROADS NE ID I t'OR_ SALE: _ I · 8 CU. F.T HOT­ Men 17 ·28 needed .ut once to without (urnilure. Call WY2· YOit. 1 965 FORD V8 FA[RLANE 2 OR. 4 22 3tc 5376. pornt refr1ger� tor. 1 d1xle _ .lilH tram for telegraph operator and tedan. A beautiful car. :f,7i!UX1. / range and 1 dinette set. Priced stPtwn ai,:cnt po11ition. 'fake low Blaettnars Pomeroy. 4 20-6k ES NEA R RUTLAND. reasonable. Raymond Thomu, cost tnuo ing al night, work TWO HOM ____ '__ ______ room frame, 1 acre gr□1Jnd · 4 QflCtt J . Longnille, Ohio. 4 1 8 6lc days. Placement }IS.S ured in this c1..,. u-, Can me, 3.30 acres. NO'tlC ■ ...,,- ILECTION ON TAX room and .. r� f � !)_ , n.. eU c: l\ or other !italell upo ompi o All Mollet •n<I -I • rl 1 FOR SALE RESTAURANT COll• Q.4.n ck sale. Mabe l LtiVY IN IXCIESS Of THE TEN . if sincerely m terettea �iff! , S.ae ! � foe, IAITROPOLITAN MOTOAI Ph. SH 2-4932. , Rutlsdd. plete and re�dy to operate. call Hog e _ u, l,• ill S,nt e MILL LIMITATION Box oee,.-R c/c -- h.t Main II, 4 23 6tp or see Freddie Th.ubet, Mnon, ' NOT ll,l'.; is h ereby li"Ven that in tilf.e a1c, maru:aJ , tm, Pb YI� I i > .,. ''j [ p....,_,, OtlJo W, Va. , of-21•3tp P.,u---.,. r ee of et Kesoluuon ot the co1,1d., age Mnd · phoQ . �ipqbd,1 0 .ooard-Qt l!:ouClhon of the J::astern lor local interview. � 3li) 1 956 CHEVROLET VB STA TION -�· II . P. GARl>EN TkACTOR ·-'-'•• � L,Oeal &boQI. .UIStricL ot Mci&s W1aon One careful owner. with attaJ:hmenb. c. J." Llng,er, , . L:OUflt}', UIIIO, p1:1asect on the !' mlt Shows beat of care $13QIU>O. I I "I .__ I-• ,...._,. felt. Lane St., New Haven: W. .rwmcm CQRNE R LOT '_ y A.room !ram I . "'tiQruar)', l�U, there Will OIQ' oz ·;. Blaellnars, Pomeroy. 4-20·6tc Va. 4·21•6tp bath porche1' double garag� � •4�tU'IO U> a vuu: ot U1e Pt:O' l11rg� lot. ftl�d. $8500.00 19M BUICK IN VERY GOOD 1956 HOUSlC THALLER 30 ft. DAY WORK. BY LICENSED T elMS-7-rool'n' ·lra�e with nic,� · pie Ot slUd }!:astern Local :,c n ooi' condition $600. Phone Sli2·U92 u]tcrict al the t'nmary eiecuon to . Sleeps six, 2 bedrooms. Very ]Jving room, dmmg room, o nelct practlcal nurae. Call TU 2-+4� 4·21•3tc. e . m ttle £alitern Local good. condition. Jnquiro at 477 kitchen, television room, 3 bed ,:,c nv i Jlli f C between 9 and 3. 4 19 6lc l o l l t of Mei .'I Counly ::iycamoro St., Middleport. 1956 GMC 1k TON PICKUP. ¥ ' roomr;, and bath, full basement umu, 1H me rcguuilf pi...::es 01 VuL· 4 19 6tc '695,00. Inquire at llut Restaur• forced air turnaee. Large lot nerem, on ' Ue a , the 3rd ant, Rutl1rnd. 4·21•3tc 'J Ma y with •-- ahady la wn, good garden, '"i , ION AT lfOWARD A.. SEID· u McCOY ...,_, ;; . Gar'a1e, concrete drive. .U.'L'S, Pint! Grove; Ju ne 25, i ll i!J:;� �n�� 1111!� CADILLAC 4 UR. SEDAN y AUCTIONIIR �1 .· · ,:r 000.00. " 22 3tc imutauon, an at1dltlonal tax tor Powor 11teering. Spotless bJjc RM• 2, Lona Bottom, .Ihle. COUNTRY HOME.-6-room frame, 1he bene.1.1t of the t:astern LocaJ fini1b. $1693.00. Blaettnan, b.ut h , basement, forced air heat AIR CIJNOITLONING, REFRIGER>cnool JJlstrict tor tne purpmie 01 Pomno;-. 4·20-6tc Two big cisterns, some fruit, atlon senlce. JacJr.'1 .Ketrl1era• J)il,)' l n.lil eLlrrem expen,e11 81 a rate lareti outbulld!ng. Nearly 30 1oot tion, New Haveo. .Pbone TU ltaf MERCURY IN GOOD CON• e.l(etodL4i! 2.,.. m1t11 tor each acres. $7000.00. 6-23-U 256J7. dltion. New motor and tun,. Jne aouar ot valuation, which 215 ACRll-3 i;fliles from Pome• mlulon wHh 4000 miles. New . ,mount, to twent)'-tive cenhl tor roy. Three houses (four, 11cYen MUILLiR PURNAC�... W la flNG­ br•kea and wheel cyl inders, �ach one hund.reo oouan of va l• NOUatt •ppu•ncea. Arnold .,... and eight r()O:ms). Barn, silo, uauon, .tor nve years. cap, and new Lltta. Price $450 Hl9M1t Qu•llty Automatlca ther•, =»1 reeu141, Ohio. ""'"9 1 pJenty o:,,,, Iractor land in all.ulfa 4·20-6k Phone W¥2-6720, The Poll, tor 1814 .Election will 1 1-lf.tfc WY,2-6314. and gr.ufl�es. Well limed. Some , /JC Open ,i O::iO o'Cloc S I! E k A. M. and DR. SEDAN. 11159 PONTIAC V8 4 frult. $20,000.00. �emam open until ti:3o o·ctock P. lELEV!SION RADIOAND Radio and heal.tlr. One cuo(ul VIRG,IL TIAPORO, S•l•unan ·,.n., U&tt!rn Standant Tuite, of appllanre rep.air. Phone Oti1 owner. Eztra nice ,2491$.00. PhC!9'• WY2-67l1 SOFT W,\'fER SERVICE Ja�d (lay. kct..:lintock, K11cine, Ohio. Blaetlnar,, Pomeroy 4-20 tile 3 ' ti,y orocr of the Board of Elec­ Ohet TannW11M, Owner 2•1-tfc ,...,._na, 01 b4eil• \;Ounly, Ohio. Ponwroy 111 Mulberry CUij'l'0.11. llU IL"I' JU1'l.HEN IJll­ Emmet1 G. Will, Chalrman i,tgoecl fo: • iuur bom.:i nee e• S),11,ted MMrth JU, 1960 MNoow 11UNi>i; AND SHADES UDl1111UIL 11·o.t. ...man aud Abbott, FOR SALi Dorotbr M. Johnston, Clerk Ven-.ttan Blindt, all 1ize1 end 8-6-U Pb.one WY-2•6321. Offers wlll be received at the (41 2. 9, 16, 23, 4tc c:olora. Free EIUmatea. Dale ornce of Webster and Fultz, At­ Wlppt,I, supply, 21i, Union .\ve., RLIVlSION RADIO •NO SMALL FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR Pomeroy, Ohl6. 3-t-!IOlc torney11, Pomeroy, Ohio, up lo A,p&lanca repair, Call frank Beef Cattle 2 rldln& horaea. eleven o'clock A. M., on Friday, (iaptelna, 414 N. lecond Aw .., Reynold• Dairy, f..21-3tc NOTICI Ut' ILICTION ON ISSUE LUVING ROOM SUITE. EXCEL- Aprll 29, 1060, lor about 53 acre• . MWdltport. S J tfc OF llCINDS lent condition. WIii deliver rea· loc11ted on State Route 680, Bed• NOTICE ill hereby Jiven that in 1on1ble dl1tance. Phone 8H2· ford imd Orange Townships, AUCTIONlllt pursuance of • Resolution ot the N f677. 4·20-31c Meigs County, known .us Lhe Complete Service � �·oremnn property. All offen sub­ NOTICI OP ILICTION ON TAX !Soard of Commi11ionera of Mcla:s Crltt 8rtdford HOUSE .\N D WT IN NAYLORS ject lo Courl approval. LIVY IN IXCIIS OF THI TIN I County, Ohio, paned bn the J2th '-M-lte, Phont er Contact Run, West Main Street, Pome• day of January, 1�, there will be Manning D. Webater, MILL LIMITATION A. C. IRAOFORO, it.cine, Ohle. roy, tlx room,, bath, all utJll. N OTICE 11 hereby 1lven that in 1ubmltted to a v6te of the people Admlnl1trator. tin, 1199�.oo. 4·22 · 3tc Ill II ____ ___ pursuance of I R11olution ol the of H id Mela:s County at a 1pec1al FI\AME HOUSE, TEN ROOMS HOlG; BUI.a.,DERS, BJRCll CABl· Hoard of Townahlp Trustees of the elec Uon to be, held m the Counu, (two complete five room apart• N.H:T maker, f'ormica 1ink topa. Letart Townthlp of Meigs County, of Mel11 Ohio,. at the regular mcnll) all ulllillH, two bath•. VUl,)'l asbesto1 block laid. House Ohio, paued on the, tth day of Jan• places of voun1, therein, on Tuel­ double lol, on Front Street by repaln of a.U deacrlJ)tlo111. Call uary, 1960,· there lrill be 1ubmitted day, lhe .Th ird day of .Kay, 1960 , �eq OffJce, Pomeroy, lo a ttolt or the · pie of sald Le· �• .11�e1tlon ..of iltuln• i.omt, of OQ>' Nt'.&ler, Raclne, Ohio. '4900.00. O'Brien and Crow · i:: tart Township 1t Prlmsry elec- ij#A COunt, 1n �• amount of two tfe at 2 f Realty, Call WY2-2720, Pome­ ti,'!" lo he townehlp of hundred thlrt,-flvo t�ou,and do!• I c l'O)', IIIAVILY TUCTOR IAl.•I AND Lcitarla KJ y, Ohio, al the Ian ($235,000) for the purpoae of 1 TWELVE JOOT MEAT CASE. 1 re Una · ol 11 therein on conatruclin& •�d ·· equippin& hQ1; .D •� • ';; ,.."';� double duty, Koch, like new 1• '.r'°" 11 . •· Tueo4a,;, tu· 3l<f. . of Ma, 1980 pl\fl . tacil!Ue• for lhlp County .,.,. "'°°.00. � "'' untll J;uM. �• s.1,.-,.1 �a,ot,, - Ing, In � xee� , · our,Wlnt 10 riqueat· of the .Melp •21-atc a Ha o tatlon f, r the County Hoapital Commi11ion aa hJD mlU 1 �tJte r ._.,..., l mha;t, roltlPhone Ohio. Ceolwllle M♦I, bcnellt of Letart 1l'OwnshlP for the provided by liw, LIVI IAJT, MINNOWS, NIGHT 3-UHtc I purpo,e of maintaining the town• The maximum number of yean Cr1wlen, fl1bln1 1uppUe1, tl1h­ For FREI! lnspedlon - durinl which ,uch bond• are to a ln1 lken1e1, available from 6 FOR THE BEST ROOFlNG SER· h.I p cemetery and for the pur run ii 20 yean. PHONI a. m. lo 7:30 p. m. week daya. vice roof repairing rooflna: chase o r real eat1te to tncre11se the The e1Um1ted ■vera•e additional Sunday 6·10 a. m. Fife Novelty Blli present cemet�ry 1ufficient to care rool ·painting cah us Gilmore's Supply Slore . tu: rate amounll to five cent• for the for lnere11ed requlremenla. Shap. 4•21·12tc Wyatt and Gtiorae !:itHLI. Phone va1WY-2-2774 S•ld tH btlna; A renewal c,f an each OM hundred doHan of WY2·2724 Pomeroy, Ohio. uatlon, which la .!Kl mills tor each exiatlna tax at a rate not exceed• 4·13•6lp. Vaughan•, Extennln1llng -----· --- Ing one mill for Neb one dollar one dollar of valua.Uon, outaide ol Company All YOU llUN DOWN AT T HI of valuaUon which amount.a to the llmllltlon Imposed by Attlcle hNl1\ Ooe1 lftll nNd ..., ten cenla fo� e■ch one hundred XII. Sflctlon 2 of the Constuution, · St. Mltyt. W, Va. lfttll hU Woric, LewNt PrlctiL dollar, of valuation, for two yeara. &1 cettl (led by the county Auditor, The Pollo for "Id Election will The Poll• fo, ,aid Election will itEdiSTERED HEREFORD BULL. lACINI SHOI U lV IC I IHOP IACINI, OHi,:». Al10 mllk cooler. Mra. Ehrana be open at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and �pen at ft:30 o'clock A. Y.. and re­ Thom .., Loni fotto.ip, Rt. No. remain open until 8:30 o'clock P . .m1ln open l.mtll 6:30 o'clock P. M . Time of uld day. . . . M . , �� . : Time of aaid £t:1tern .5tP,dard 1. 1 4-21.3,tp otjlM»of ,Ibo l!oatd ol Eloc­ By d1Q>1I> . : ruil�J'l'Ulli �UC'fl01'4 ()F CON·· Oblo. Oj>Unl)>, ona, 1-�111 qi d El0<• o! uard �••ird��l 1l1n:ed · !Qrl\llutt �- at th1 Mllaa Chairman · �tt 91 1 Uo��J � · y, fhlo. Monument Buhd in&, , v; . Main i\llt 111:J::lmlton, Clerk . btl G. j,'.lll, c·halrman St. Racine, Ohio, ' April 3mh, I 30, I 11,: �phn,ton, Clerk Doted 12;34) p. I'll, ; & QH rang&a. 1 •· . 9, ' 11, 28, ttc Dote,! 1100 �j ,i.lli!O ,1 dryer; 1 electrlc-nn1te. 3 bed­ 2 TON (4) a. 9, 16, 23, 4tc room suilu, l �0111 ran11e , 'I l!elore e:30 1$4'' W .8. Good VB motor, 825 coflee tablta, 3 televislonl!I, t . M�:. four chll• Mlddl_,. WY-2-� a ao Urea. Cab huide and out . rtfrtgeraton, 3 break(a&t set■, dren Cinda · Ana;f Jimmy Paul, •BALl>WlN Pomeroy WY .241,s extra nl.te. RblnfOT't'ed frame 4 1 i vlng room 1ullea, 4 w,1111hera, Kathy Jean and Bryan Keith KAUTZ P!ID ITOIII 2 dlnnelle acts, 3 kitchen cab­ ond ,prlnp. Easter \¥1th their arandmo­ spent ud· an11:R FAMOUS At ChNtw inets, other mist. furniture. ther Mn. J. L. Caito, 1518 Nye Yukon 1-2141 �le l'Onducled b)' Bradford Ave. HAMl\.L SllVICI STATION Auction Co. A. C. llnd(ord, Mgr. Crill Bradford, Auctioneer Ev.1poratJ;on -cauNCI over halt Alllony UQ Term11: Caah. water 10II frOftl corn plot■ the Not re■ponaiblc for acddentl' Every Day durlql .an enllre lfOWln& aeacon 4-23-6tc In ,:ectnl lelta ..,,d�cted W CLILJ!I� . USDA oclontloi. al Ille SOil and 5 WEANED PIGS-W•yne Beal, •- • TV lto..1. . _,.... Water Oonaerfatkln -ReUll?Cll H1rrl10nvllle Rt. 1. Phone WY 2,...._ WY4,,IIM •� ... on et c,tb� Oblo.. 4 Pl ■,,., 11413. ., �'i•' ( )' 28, llo · • 1 ., ,. · 1 · · � - . ,\ ... · .L. ., .,.,, w,l"' 4r,... $_. Ji!.� 1_, , , I I 7 ) Help - -- -Wonted 1 8 ) Auto So les I ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate - o- • (Cqntln,,,.d From P a.. One) or the Freshman Class under the direct.ion of mother, of Junior Clan omcers. ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate Al'I\.J.u . Mt..N 1 ::, - .. futnll lled &nO 1.1u1 u.r 11u.u�Q. ta1.c.Mu1�·•• /41GQ.1Q· TEAM OF BLACK MARES 2800 pun. .l'Mne W � ·;&-#.UU. 2 -J·U lbs. M. E. Gettys, Happy Hol• low Road. 4-21-3tc 7 AN.ll 8 ltOUM HOUS�·, TWO � room 1:1partmenls. A. N . .Hengel, ELECTROLUX VACU U M CLEAN· Phone W �41·3:.!7:l. 1 1-:.H1c er. Runs and looks like new. Has thro w away bags. Full FUU. RENT HOUSE lN P O MEROY 4 rooms and bath, unf urnished, .price only $34.50 or termr; L'a ll aner :;:ao P. M . Phone if desired. Phqi1� WY2-2204i. 4·lfHfc wv2.aow 2·22·4tc . - -· ASHLAND OIL SERV. sTATION I COCA COLA MACHl?\i:: IOc Middleport, Oluo. Good oppor­ holds fl cases. Call or see Fred• Lunuy for right party. Come to clie Thabet, Mason, W. Va. b11J..1e plant 111.t Mmen ville or 4·21-3tp. details. call W Y 2-216fl for 4-�tc UNCLAIMED SINGER SEWING machine Will sell lor $16.00 UNt'Utt.NI::,H.KU APAR'J'M�T, 4 . plus $8.40 due us fur parls. 1 roums, bam. Rent reasonable. . Phone WY2-2204. 2-22 4tc vacant April �- No. s·ccontJ-av, -----auaa1eport. Phone WY;t..!)1.DJ. CHARLESTON MlLK BASE. How4 2:l tik ant Caldwell, '!'uppers Plains, Ohio. Phone Coolville 1598. 4 18 6tp I ':/ I Given In Gym The movie and the refre.!ihments at the church were sponsored by mothers of the Junior Class mem• bers. 491 �-I" ... Decorations for the Prom will Phone WY,24561 M&Cdlaporl remain in pl.ace for tonight's Post Prom Dance which is open to the public. The Poat Prom event is FOR SALE, FIVE ROOM HOUSE sponsored by the Student Council 13 acres, 3 miles from Mlddle­ of the Pomeroy Junior High Port, ½: mile off Rt. 'l. Cont,ct School. Blanche G. Cline, Albany, Phone 246'7, agent for Central Realty Complmy, Columbus. 4 4-21-3tp -- · ·-· HOUSE .\ND LOT FOR SALE IN {Continued From P•t• On.) Syracuse. See Riebard Wine­ 4·2l•3tp cans and Rolland Neutzling, Sam brenner. Arnold and William MeKelvey, HOUS� FOR SALE IN POMEROY Democrat,. 1ized 9 rooms, 2 bath,, full Both Republican candidates basement, ne w ,as furnace, large - lot. F. A. Switz.el, 307 for Prosecliting Attorney, Ber­ Spring Ave., Pomeroy 4-15-1:zte nard Fultz and James O'Brien, were present as were the two Re­ FOR SALE: FIYE IIOOM HOUSE publican candidates for Engineer with t,alb. Nice loeaUon. Melvin J. E. D. Hartinger and Stanley Hood, 111 Locust St., Pomer'o, J. Blazewicz. 3-Jlo-3otp For Recorder Charles Bissell, BOUSE FOR ,-BALE �i PAGE­ John D. Thomas and Paul Kloes, town, •ii. room,, 4 rgom1 dowr,, Ile.publicans were present with 2 up, appro1lmately 1 acre l• Republicans Loren:io Davis and Yel land exeeftent well 13 mUea C. 0. Fisher and Democrats Dan­ from Pomeroy· on State R-Oute iel LiY ingston and Geraldine 692. Price $800.00. Inquire Younc speaking in , behalf of Mra. Howell at P14etown. their candidacies for nomination 3-12-80te to the office of trcuurer. c UK ::,ALt. , une 1 1 loot plywo IJ{)al. unt lu HP Mercury tlurfl· cane motor. �i.00. l'hone .l:SHt J 1 m Jaco!Js, W '{ 2•:la3 1 . 4 23 6tp . , PHONE WY-2-21 57 DON STWUI . ...,.............. ..__ .... .. - · USEO BOA rs AND MOTOR» $U •nd .ip whil• rney IUit, Mefr poln•n Moto,a. 600 ,. Ma1ft it., POJMroy. Phon• WY � 1 1 -14-ttc 4da Ncrllvecl by 10 A.M. will be Jn lhal day :, rPt.r. -�· - \ ')o I "°' - -· 2 LI V lNLi ROOM CJiAIRS, I - - --wmg back wllh new slip cove r, COMPLETE IN&URANCI! �RO tedion. Ule, Auto, !'in, Pollo. also rhubarb for sale. Phon e Coll Dou IIIJJ,, lllddleport. W 19-37:l!i or see t�aye PowelI. Oh.I•. 4-23-JtC kacme, O. S cent, per word. o•e insertion. Minimum charee - eo �entl Notices �- ... -�-- ... - ... ---·•---·-------------· 6 C U . 1'1'. f'RIGIDAlRE and T PAN Gas nuige. See 0, R. Jone•• BAJINES.Sial'SON IN5ull,.ZICX Aa:�ta. lllddleport. 1'1N, 4iito­ 2.b? Mul berry-av, Pomeroy . mofJlle, Bonda. Phone WY-:1,, 4 23 3t_P e etnte per word fo.r three oooseeulive i.nsertioIIB. l I I __ - ---------- 250 Attend Prom (20bl I nsurance --=-----AP· --= (91 For So le FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES • _,, - - .- - nai Lega N , �',Ji , , 0, -. l CIII�• aa .. . wnP Wanted (20J Busi ness 5ervices I. 0, a. - $10,� � ��.�:�;::o: Buy The Best I n Water Softening Equ ipment SMALL CULLIGAN !;j. !!9 ------ \9J For So le 24-a For Sale or Trade - Legal · Notice I .ft#laJ - ' ' r \ ·---------- --·............ ... .................,..-. ·- I 0f"ICe paper and radio 1dvertlslng war the SSOf,000 provlded In -Ult 1946 ln levy for a memorial to approved. veterans which \loters lntended Taking part in the meeting to be a hoapita l, bUt failed on were A . C. Bradford, president, ll-it waan't enou gh, and Va ughan, secretary and two coun Leo t technicalltles b&red ballo legal s Meig the several {heinbers of for a hospit al. used belng County Memorial Hospital Board it (Continued From P•ge OIM) Dairy Service Unit, a d1re\'tor of of Trustees, who held a short A 1959 General A111e mbly o! I Ohio law tleared It to be used the Meigs County Holstein Club meeting afterwards. and the !"arm Bureau. He is also c tu,spj,t,J, however. These trustees have control of for a publi a member of the Chester Grange, the Shade River Masomt· Lodge , the Council and Comm a ndery of Lhe MalKIJUC Order in P· meroy, and of the Ea.stern Athletic Boost­ ers. He ls married to the former Mary Catherine Davis, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Worley Davis, Dexter, and has three children . 1 Mr. Holter formerly operated a store al 1'" lora where he served as poat master from 1943 until 1946. LORENZO DAVI$ FOR Lorenzo D. Davia, Pomeroy businessman, is another newcom­ er to county politica this year, seeking the nomination on the Repu blican ticket to the office o f County Treasurer. Mr. . Davis Js REPUBLICA N widely known over the county as CANDIDATE a clothier, having spent the great• er part of bis life in that busi• SECOND TERM nes.11. He was born in Pomeroy and gradu;;ited from the Pomeroy high school in 1924 and immediately started work in I.he Keiser Cloth· ing Store in Pomeroy, where he worked unlU Mr. Keiser's death. He was Lhen employed by the L. Paid · Po1.· .A4v . D. Price Mercantile Co., until 1944 when he opened hi6 own b11sine1a in Pomeroy. Candidates Introduced Mr. Davis is ac�ve in th@ Ma11onic orders in Meigs County. having headed all rour Masonic bodies in Pomeroy. He is a mem­ ber of the Ohio Priory No. 18, the Shriners and Aladdin Temple. He attends the Enterprise EUB Church and is also a member of , the Odd Fellows L°odge and the Isaac Walton League. He is a resident of Kingsbury I Road in B4::dford To16nship -and is married to the former Zelda . Warner. He has two sons Roger I Vj., Pontiac, Mich., and Lorenzo, ir., Cuyahoga Fallr;, Ohio. Fm ' al 10 Day (Continued from Page One) antly colored printed slgn. sev• era! of which will be put up in towns of the county. Childs also suggested talks in high school usembhe! next week "because" he said, "we must not underestimate the importance and intelligence of our youth." He pointed out that the youth of 14 years ar:o helped pay the t ax le vy o n th e �204 ., '000 ( men. tioned above) and those of today will pay _ the proposed bond is• sue, too, 1f passed. C. E. Bla keslee _and H. E. Star• key urged persistent personal contact aimed at voters known to have been in opposition to pre· vious attempts to pas• hospital issue here. Mr. Hobstetter announced and displayed a sample of 200 metal car tai::s provided as .u gift by Charles Clarkson or the Kelly Manufacturing Co. They wlll be dbtrlbuted throughout the county as will .posters also asking ap• nroval of the issue. � He also disclosC!d that ladies of local sororlty chapters are anxlous to help ind plan personal soliciting next week. Approval of a budget for news- GALLIA & MASON COUNTY 1955 CHEVROLO 'boroilly Call Diel Sterrdl •;:! �I A,M. $1395 POMEROY .MO'TOR CO. -.. - A.M. aeme,. ' J • .� a"'J· 11' '- 100 ililt On CGlltJnental Classroom 'Fodo,• . • Kath!1 Doonan Sliow T•pper D\iu&h. lie 111 �:\�?cb 11:!:l O,ncentratio,i' l !" Interpol ti:OO Tru" or Con,equenI l(lf!J, RMdll• •1 ·IO II Could be You · Wu"'•.• 1100 )Jid •Day Newa "'I'"�•� �.; 1 : 10 llovlellme 2:30 Lorette Youni . t,;,_ ,i 8·00 YoWli Qr. M■lol", ,,1 �:30 l'rom Th,.. Roota iiJ - ·S · 4:00· Comed)' Pla)'hOU8fl 10;\5 Sip On . 4:30 Adventure Time 10:•5 On ,:oo Steamboat BUI 1\:0.B Thi• 11 the Life S,30 Sgt,_ Preston l!;l!I) � Chapel 8:QO Mu11c in the kound \lCOut Dope 11: · �:15 Jl!Q '11lacker Show inn.U Baaeball : ti ii rl' : 25 Weatherca•,t toll�ip ,Bowline -�: , · · S,30- . N��• J'lctµre · y ,ii;v!etime 3:!!Jl o 4:#Q .W,orld,,?.f'!'�,ll'IP � ,;;;., =��:�: po lt � Oftvelflop .-t� " ;, :.,_:�., ��- ,J ! , 111 11 i'NI" T•I•• of Welt. !:SO Farid 1 .,0"1 !_ n,ws Picture fl:00 Petu Gunn , �: SO ��q,JYf!r TJ1tater HG Smldq Showttlle · · · · "l&:00 stei-e� Alled- Show 11 , OQ New1 Hesdtines t I 10,0il Doj; J r o".I� f::t:i; 1t J!Wt1fflercast , �: 15 • Jack Paar Show l\...,i,4 ' •ojt.. •• .� � l :!)O SJ�ti QI! . 11,)0 t-® fi '':M d!Mt" � 'fi:JJ!f;'.t I :JI ¥o :fl FREE INSPECTION­ CONTINUING GUARANTEE NOTHING DOWN , , ' EASY MONTHLY PAYMEN'l'S 30 Y EARS' IN " BUSINISS" , : FROM Ohio State Un iversity Keep Area Farmers Informed M�N- thru FRI. 1 �:!0 P.M. ON WJ E H • 1, CALL YOUR LOCAL, '. , 'AGENT , 1 ' , ,, ; ,_ !, 11,· ,; CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO'� ;, pt. Pthunt Hi9hlend A.ve. Phonli 460 ' .,.. V O-T E FOil ' ,. -. Stan ley J. ·. · · 1 '• ,, .1 Blazew1Q . . � ' •L I • "'' FOD ,.. , , ' . • ., , ' , COU NTY ENGI N EER I N THE Republican Primary May 3rd · i'.CJ !ftfl • • • · -trran Graduate of OSU Col lege of Enginee ring . bui lding roods ond bridges with the Ohio . . . . State H ighway Deportment: He hos many years of experienc . . ' e. ' in •' ' ·•. ' '' ,� ·· ,tr u ·qo ·i\. . . WCH S.TV C"Cin nel 8 a.net cl - Saluwdut 4:JII) !,BO 8:00 8:18 · ,,w Be,.ball 1)1., CJartr Brave St,aUion Le•w It lo IIN,_ , Lewrenee Wolk SboO A. .... 19-lhe-lllAUl<I Non 1 .S . � l!e port · 1<i Show 10:30 1:00 1 1 :dl 'l,tQ Channel 8-Mond:.t u. •. .. 8:00 8:30 9c30 1,25 .1 : 30 l2:00 12:SQ 1 :00 1 ,so 2,00 1,30 3,00 =:��::"' eouu, a,oo ::�. ='ttrmr'; . ,. : - · -;·',ff'.:�-�=�... ..� -�t:P!. ..• ." • I' l: ;: .• .... .. � i•1. • ...a»od. tNIJlll lm'erfe'lr( Neffiel AdventunJ • , · 11uo _, PJ,r ,oi �y ,9{q���d or Alive QII Ir.. �b JOI • . Id· U:00Ul.0 1t.lQ- Channel 13-Monda) irJ.h:"'}.,w�. r., ...,i ·,. lllre ot Noh ond WutJ,u. ftei& · W?' 11 ,._ OU 8:00 CJ\S New, a:1s Captain Kangaroo i 1:1/0 , ll :30 12,00 l2:BO : Il l 41 00 1 :30 1:00 2:80 :t:00 S·'llO l:"O f:llJ lo8li 1,00 1,80 1:00 · 1:19 1:20 1:a!I 1,00 : . - -----• ts \.Rll111191 ,. Lo.. Ll!<Y rlecember' Brlde Love of Life Search For Tomorrow The G �Jdlnr !Jiht Beert vi the C lty As the World Tuma },'or Better or Wonie House Party The MllllonaJre The Verdl ct is Youn The Brighter Da1 1'.e Seeret Storm The !dff of Nltllt Tho Three Sloolet The Life of Rile, Art�u, 1. Smith, 11... A Loo� at the we,ther J'ule Rivlin Show Qll\' Mdf ilfgbway �irol I s..,!\h Sho": 'I\' , 1� '''° R!, =., r ·. • ___ �:QO t,IO :O:do l0:80 1 .:drl •1:10 1 : 15 1:80 .. . �w�:h!f: ·o,so on The a.. :�: I l"lther '"""' B,11 D�nny Thomo Show ; -4:M • Sotl\em Show Henne■e)'1 · DuYont Show i NeWI . 1 A Look at th• Weab.er Theater 11 . Sip Off News ACIWSS J. Cod and Good Hope 1. Scorch J.L Tropical ' illand 22. l!Jllllshmonl 13. Pilfered • 14. Halle Selassie'• title • : 1S. Vandal 10, Underwater mlns (alang) 1& l:ut bY' IOUth �abbr.) 19. Throw. OU� u llquldo n. lubltanco � Dlolrlbo 21. Trojan 1 War tale 80, KIM of battle 31. European kltu 33. Fix --·-------- p l;OI SundoJ' 'Sliowcoio 3:30 Rev. Wilton (New Haven . Chun,h ol God) 4:00 Sunday Showeaae 4:30 News 4:3i, Sunday Showcase 5:30 News & Weathet 3:40 Conaress:man Moeller 5:45 Washlngon Report■ to tht Peaple 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Off lhe Air dren. ,IJI• w.., CU.r' � S:un41.( F.°ul, :al'". ,-.-,, . .· U�-�,.<,,........a. , c,i-; 1·Jrifl�lll'i� ': P! . : a. Aleutian . ,1. �eep 1:i1:1r•Jt,1i� "J':'l�!l ·•­ laland ' 2%.A porir,. \;JllJf.iiiil mn1�: �J, ..i.,; ;:�;fcj �:IJ '.;']:r:H· • I '.'.' 8. East Ind[uj .W �lllf.:.t :"111.fj .J .:•:, C"' "' '.�� 1.0'·"�: · f. Old meuurt 2.: Bo� [:l!:ff: r!�i-1!--H.•�r, ,�a,r; ,11111 .., Of lentc\lC .. .. Hebrew . :;,: u11•J 1� .•:•_, •. S. Blum..., ' lrtbo ' [l�Jl:1 l�[�llo:ifl'I:•• !]',. .. ki1° I- AntarctlO a'(, Old . . �j�l=IIIIIIH. · •·. f-il!ll•r.:'.11•' l-"1 •J'�!i-r•·· ,. bird lirn.. L:;l�QL1 i-1 f!llll�F�l . 1', HewfnS (achiir.:.rnlli �i(c:l.�11-mi tool ale) T & Hone an4 !9. DeS; , .-1N1 . )Iaa....,..uatmar!Jti tll' t. llint II, twt · \ 40. � -10. Inmate ol (chem;) o.. .._,. 35. Period.a Spandau A JU1D13le4 11, Obtalaed ot time � ' 19. Dar�et11 86. Branch at '4.'iiv'f , :io. ICngllllJ, , ....-,,ins _. . " : l!I, A.l , . atN.t•- ,· 3T. t,r.-, . •• """ .._ --,,;� , o· . · · ..,..,... -..,,. ,..,..,, , ...,,.... � '' tree ts' � · . _. !,. ' .J .,. �- MAS Mtr I-""". A PUW IIS ME _ 6TAU.,5 FOl2 � . , � SIT , We .....,:, ca.mar-. .. .. ,� .. ,, " ,, 11, r ... ,,,,_ IN THE ,ce .............. ..._ -13 ,1 ' . ,, Ono lo;.; tor S, · . ,J! � ' , 1 ""' ' p/ll' atanllo !Iii' anolller. In lllli � :� · , ·, w , 1· &_J for the two O'lti ttC: ' ' :8 ia&ll f• P• -: -� >�. tiophi1, th an ' and fonnl:tion of tht · :I' -··, , v· �i-,. . i ft. Each � Ul• �•�letter.a 11N dll'ennt. <' · 1 C' �: • •· 1 ·: , . ·11 1 ' .., . · '.A, Cl'JPtctsnm q_,tatlo■ I r , : · •l . ,. , , 'I' • ·.• � •1- v ' t·• :; ( Y Q llt li' D I CT __ _ _ ., __ ,,_, .... ...-a- . DAlLY Clll'fl'r()Q1!01'E - Rew, how lo 1'11111 ••' 1 A, X Y D L . A' A. :I: D ' . . .. L o.:ir,o l' • ll L L Cl 11' )• , ·• · , \YOtu are ·· �. · C M: , 11 1\ U P F l\ 11: C .\ A i l,l K • ••: · .;" A O ll ll S, D - O l 1 U ll ll , . :f · . , 1'01te-,'1 o,yptequotot HOME>rADII D!JBM TBA.. l>RIVIII ONE FROM HOMll-HOOJ). Bfflk:U.. r..t' .: (0 INO, kins. l'eatul'lt . _,.;:_-. . - , . ,, --·-·---·SAJI ... ..'. _, ,: , y. ;.. ,, I I : ;p: (,lll'Q } •WUBUfZER' BRANDS • ,. BUSRlffl.Jdl:i .,--- .. FOR ? - 1!!13V.1� Bli.$,.,,..,ILL� DOWN 2. Read:, JJI.Olle)" � IIRNIB WHATS THAT HOLE 111.,11.<>Y'• ..' � · nickname J8. Mexican TUbber tna ff. Chart 42. Qulck ,ffi. Sharp 4T, Two tlme11 48. Mea.aurlnr _, ltlok ,a. Famoua • plter GO. Exhauate4 New Furniture Arriving . Daily At . ' 8AKf.R'S • . Mr. and MI'S. Wm. � •. fl Wt!tit Vii,ginia, WU. of Mr. and Mrt. Scott f'b�. Mr. and &k's. Robert of. P,arkel'ltbur(, W. _ya., ll�l_ � da,y Cl.te:lilt pf.. Mt: :and: � OU, , �t' fffd �� Mdgs County and II now a lkensecl driver. Paid Pol. Adv. • 1 , �• , ---,O:RD SS W 0 R , I Y DA L �•w■ I • :::ig tr.:U='7.ll\'o�� ' ,,. Mr. 1:md Mrs. Holly O ' N�l aqd dbildron of 11he Plain,; were Su.rtday guests of Miss Frieda Will and Mary McAffee. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sha-f,fie:r, of Columbus, were guests of Mr. 11nd . Mr.s. H.ijrold Bl.ack61.on and ohij. IQ,30 What't IIY LI�• ll:00 $un-S•r J :lD "nteat.er Jll IDUra,.. 1 I ·llbJI� "'."' ,..,..ll'l> """ Mr. <and Mf4. i;dgar A:bbott ..nd el>ild,_ were .$un,iay lott.e,'s Pl'l"n!J. lflr. ,Dtl � J ,. By Mra. Johr, Hartune Le.stor Cohonffi.i. Foreman, ot Mr. and Mrs. Horace · Abbott and chUdren, spe.nt the weekend i.11 . 1i{r. and !'dd. , Carl Grued'fr · � ..� · Spri11,gfield and attended ihe wed­ 90il o f bhe Avenue and Mies �tding of t1he t-atte-r'6 llliece, Miss .ma C ,ruesrer, of n..... ..,.,,i,eror, ·-re --1.' _, C' ifoyc,e BoweM. The wedding was $unday ,guest, of Mr. end MN. VinSaturday. - B-<k. i MM. M , ay Pickett of Darwin was . a di nner ·guesit o f Mr. 111.nd Mrs. Roy Mr. and ,Mrs. terrold i �- ; Easbmain recently . tung and son, or OOlumbut, ...,-e . · . Sunday sehOQ-1- ,attendance F.as­ weekend guests of thtsjl' �. 1 · ter Sunday was 117; collection Mr. and Mrs. John � $32.00 Mrs. Wheeler Drake, 9' PGm· Rev. Robert Oard ,Wied his reg­ eroy, . Mm. Mlary Hllfenf MHI l.Pll? .appo�otment 111t 10 a .m. Scrii>­ daughter, of Columl>ua, Mi'. :and ture : Luke 24; 13-27. Sermon: Th-e llrs. Eugene Hwn� d4 ,on Glory of Easter. of B,a,iley Run, ud Mr. '1)d ' � Mr. -.and Mrs. Harry St.a.hi Wff"& W/fl. Bartelt llld · - �leo, Friday evening guestH of John Ter­ were Sun:dey gltel'll of Mn. � rell .and Aliee Euler, Humphrey and family. ..TV-�Chan nel 13 . :·.'�HT, N,----.In 13 ' llev. IIC.nll-, <,all•D4 ) B,IO Counll')' llnaq Tllll• 1,11 Tb• SWl4af 9:80 t<ew, 8:lll 'f!,o 8up40 IQ,IO N"'!O 10,as Th• s...i.,, ­ u�so Tbe1 'Arint'' Bour 12:00 Noon llm ' " IZ,15 Vlr,lruo Vll<ilqo �-ffll1' APoOtolie- (.'lllljd,) 12,ao -Uallod N1t19m Bhoor 12,•� - � �IU'IIY . ' \cllii ""'• THla. ' (C'I'"""™' i,w .-tllS> ""1"· "" UIO Bimd•y Rock Springs Items Of Interest ,:I H;&� :i �.., •, -.. 1,00 Weekend Guest Star Pat Boone Stmw Sundown Sert!nade O!f the Air , . . . Sund•Y 7:45 Sign On 7 :47 Sunday Chapel l!liod •A• ,I aulomoblles la s,s� 9,30 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 12,00 12,15 1 :30 l :IIS 2:30 2:35 3,30 3,35 4,30 4:IIS 5c30 5:45 6:00 6c30 Re••• He is l icensed OS O surveyor.as werl ds .bn '. He owned and drove one of the lint ■ ,'11!) Competent, qua l i fied' & cans�lk!q,t\o� engineer; Johnny Staccato The NeWI Tonight wellther . Window Lote Show Cartoon Spectacular ftWJ)per Room jjov!o 't"Qtll' :..o Repr,11.r f ·Morrlod Joan -..ueu Oun !,Qve Thal llol Allot>! l'llc,,. w.,i1c !)a, tn Cemt 1;00 N•• <:oef- · The Gale S!Oftll Sb.. 1,30 Film •• Beat tho Clock ABC Pl':l._�,,WIIA. .l!o You Truot 1:00 lo ' AM�ta11 !!!llaslllvl 'i �:30 Rin Tl.n Tin t • •;,, 8� , Campal11m Round-up ... ' j! 1:00 San hancl9t1> !Reat �e �_m n:ionwealth of .. 1:8'> YOIII' !'Mb· ' · ·--: 1 .. a0 ons 8 :40 · Weather -Teller 8:40 John Defy MWI 7:00 Broken Arrow 7·30 Cheyenne 8:30 Bourbon Street Beat "1:30 Adv,.tures in Paradise • Robln : .0:30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour .lli@O,..s:lle Ne•• ToOLcbt 11YIO,._'nnini the Weathir . 11 ,ts"' Sport Report U :.20 Late Show I0:00 11 :119 11,10 ll,IS :,. "":I:" i..!. • · � , ' · • un�O). Si� •• AS WELL AS Special Reports ClNPneI �f!, (t'o ,r.; n-- ii, • © Channel 3-Monda) .. 6,00 6, 1 ft 6,30 7,00 8:30 s.tvrd1y Sign On Gueu Star New, &. We11ther Rt'D Breakfast Party New, Breakf111t Party News Motorcade Star Salute Top Ten Noon New, Weekend News Weekend Ohio Newt We-?kend Ntws Weekend • . . • WMPO Daily Program Schedule s,ss 1 1 ; 10 Nltew,teti 5,45 8100Dorby -� tl::80 New• Pidve , Ro11Dd1111 . _T:00 D·00 t· �· Jllllibane . 9i 3P ,; 1 . Nil!it · · 111:!M> T :IQ �� Challenp •• • QQ Ag ricultu re Agents I '!'!ll• ES IT RM TE ,.,,,. " a "°"" 't•��- ·· 1::-ta!f!•t.r., tt:,� !'<11111) : 'lfotlle'lhflt CLERK OF COURTS PR IMARY f.LECT ION TU ES DAY, . MAY: 3rd Dally Sentioel, Pomeroy-Mlddieport, o., April 23, 1960-7 • - TELE V ISION GU I DE WSAZ.TV .. Chan nel 3 , EVELYN LUC KE t11, :• · NOMINAR �•i· �.,w�!,!:, I �,r • 8-Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 23, 1960 WANT ADS . Special - one mouth for 30 cent.ii per word . hl.l rate of 3 c..:nt.s per word will be charged for advertising if not paid wiihin 10 days a fter receiving bill. Errors in Advertising: - Should be reportNI im•nedlately. The naily Sentinel will not be reapow.ible for more tb.a.n one incornet 1nserton. Card of Thub and Special Notices of Ew�ts U .00. Obituariea puOJiabed •t 1 tent per word. ,'.; DAYS 1 MO. 3 DAYS ':'/ ORDS 1 DAY $ 1 .:i.:i 15 $4.00 80c $1.20 $ 1 .80 $6.00 60c 20 $LOO 75c Ill $7.00 $2 .25 - .- Mo rine �upplie b - -·- ·•T•o••··· '-✓ ..... """ ...� .. ., I 1 4) For Rent t-or :>a le ThOMI, M. hln Termlhl and Pfft Ct.. .trol r,.. lnlpktlon, lnaurance N•tlonwtd•. iHY termL Phortt t>omeroy WY 2-2366Portsmouth PR 6-2150 2 29 lfc --· - - - -- CROPPING PRIVILEGES. MY Apple Grove Ferm, 1960 Sea• son. Make orrer. Glenn Wolfe, jjt l Avenue Musachusetts North West, Waahington, l, D. C. (4)•2-9-16·23·4lc 1 2 1 Cord of Thanks Following the Prom, ltle stu­ dents attended a movie al the Meigs Theater and then were ser­ ved refre1hmenll! at an early morning hour in the basement auditorium or the Sacred Heart Church. -- Portland Event --�--- I WISH TO EXPRESS SINCERE appr�ciation (O our friends and relat1veii for the man;- beauti• lul cards, flowers, fruit and vi11ilH during my recent sickness, Also to the staff and nurses al the �deigs General Hospit.tl and the Emergency Squad. Thi.!i The dinner was served from 3 WOMAN kindnesa will always be remem- COMFOHTAHLE FOOT WEAR for WANTED-GIRL OR to 7 p. m. with Shirley McKelvey. JJOW and the hot days ahead. We for part lime w or.k J n store. bcred. dinner music. Terry playing have KEDETTES and SUMMER· Write aivin& references to Hox Sincerely: Everett J. Tracy MEROY P SALE. HOUSE FOR IN O 4 l\oberta Kraeuter Bradford an E"rrES in the "most wanted" 008-S % Tbe Daily Sentinel, 4 23 1 1 6 rooms, bath and &a,8 hea t. Ga• .presented song, and a variety --- ________:P styles. The Shoe Box, Middle­ Pomeroy. 4-21•.atc rage. Beautiful view of river. program wa, presented by Kri sta port � 18 6tc Out of all high wa ta . W ith or Yost, Beverly Price and Linda RAIL.ROADS NE ID I t'OR_ SALE: _ I · 8 CU. F.T HOT­ Men 17 ·28 needed .ut once to without (urnilure. Call WY2· YOit. 1 965 FORD V8 FA[RLANE 2 OR. 4 22 3tc 5376. pornt refr1ger� tor. 1 d1xle _ .lilH tram for telegraph operator and tedan. A beautiful car. :f,7i!UX1. / range and 1 dinette set. Priced stPtwn ai,:cnt po11ition. 'fake low Blaettnars Pomeroy. 4 20-6k ES NEA R RUTLAND. reasonable. Raymond Thomu, cost tnuo ing al night, work TWO HOM ____ '__ ______ room frame, 1 acre gr□1Jnd · 4 QflCtt J . Longnille, Ohio. 4 1 8 6lc days. Placement }IS.S ured in this c1..,. u-, Can me, 3.30 acres. NO'tlC ■ ...,,- ILECTION ON TAX room and .. r� f � !)_ , n.. eU c: l\ or other !italell upo ompi o All Mollet •n<I -I • rl 1 FOR SALE RESTAURANT COll• Q.4.n ck sale. Mabe l LtiVY IN IXCIESS Of THE TEN . if sincerely m terettea �iff! , S.ae ! � foe, IAITROPOLITAN MOTOAI Ph. SH 2-4932. , Rutlsdd. plete and re�dy to operate. call Hog e _ u, l,• ill S,nt e MILL LIMITATION Box oee,.-R c/c -- h.t Main II, 4 23 6tp or see Freddie Th.ubet, Mnon, ' NOT ll,l'.; is h ereby li"Ven that in tilf.e a1c, maru:aJ , tm, Pb YI� I i > .,. ''j [ p....,_,, OtlJo W, Va. , of-21•3tp P.,u---.,. r ee of et Kesoluuon ot the co1,1d., age Mnd · phoQ . �ipqbd,1 0 .ooard-Qt l!:ouClhon of the J::astern lor local interview. � 3li) 1 956 CHEVROLET VB STA TION -�· II . P. GARl>EN TkACTOR ·-'-'•• � L,Oeal &boQI. .UIStricL ot Mci&s W1aon One careful owner. with attaJ:hmenb. c. J." Llng,er, , . L:OUflt}', UIIIO, p1:1asect on the !' mlt Shows beat of care $13QIU>O. I I "I .__ I-• ,...._,. felt. Lane St., New Haven: W. .rwmcm CQRNE R LOT '_ y A.room !ram I . "'tiQruar)', l�U, there Will OIQ' oz ·;. Blaellnars, Pomeroy. 4-20·6tc Va. 4·21•6tp bath porche1' double garag� � •4�tU'IO U> a vuu: ot U1e Pt:O' l11rg� lot. ftl�d. $8500.00 19M BUICK IN VERY GOOD 1956 HOUSlC THALLER 30 ft. DAY WORK. BY LICENSED T elMS-7-rool'n' ·lra�e with nic,� · pie Ot slUd }!:astern Local :,c n ooi' condition $600. Phone Sli2·U92 u]tcrict al the t'nmary eiecuon to . Sleeps six, 2 bedrooms. Very ]Jving room, dmmg room, o nelct practlcal nurae. Call TU 2-+4� 4·21•3tc. e . m ttle £alitern Local good. condition. Jnquiro at 477 kitchen, television room, 3 bed ,:,c nv i Jlli f C between 9 and 3. 4 19 6lc l o l l t of Mei .'I Counly ::iycamoro St., Middleport. 1956 GMC 1k TON PICKUP. ¥ ' roomr;, and bath, full basement umu, 1H me rcguuilf pi...::es 01 VuL· 4 19 6tc '695,00. Inquire at llut Restaur• forced air turnaee. Large lot nerem, on ' Ue a , the 3rd ant, Rutl1rnd. 4·21•3tc 'J Ma y with •-- ahady la wn, good garden, '"i , ION AT lfOWARD A.. SEID· u McCOY ...,_, ;; . Gar'a1e, concrete drive. .U.'L'S, Pint! Grove; Ju ne 25, i ll i!J:;� �n�� 1111!� CADILLAC 4 UR. SEDAN y AUCTIONIIR �1 .· · ,:r 000.00. " 22 3tc imutauon, an at1dltlonal tax tor Powor 11teering. Spotless bJjc RM• 2, Lona Bottom, .Ihle. COUNTRY HOME.-6-room frame, 1he bene.1.1t of the t:astern LocaJ fini1b. $1693.00. Blaettnan, b.ut h , basement, forced air heat AIR CIJNOITLONING, REFRIGER>cnool JJlstrict tor tne purpmie 01 Pomno;-. 4·20-6tc Two big cisterns, some fruit, atlon senlce. JacJr.'1 .Ketrl1era• J)il,)' l n.lil eLlrrem expen,e11 81 a rate lareti outbulld!ng. Nearly 30 1oot tion, New Haveo. .Pbone TU ltaf MERCURY IN GOOD CON• e.l(etodL4i! 2.,.. m1t11 tor each acres. $7000.00. 6-23-U 256J7. dltion. New motor and tun,. Jne aouar ot valuation, which 215 ACRll-3 i;fliles from Pome• mlulon wHh 4000 miles. New . ,mount, to twent)'-tive cenhl tor roy. Three houses (four, 11cYen MUILLiR PURNAC�... W la flNG­ br•kea and wheel cyl inders, �ach one hund.reo oouan of va l• NOUatt •ppu•ncea. Arnold .,... and eight r()O:ms). Barn, silo, uauon, .tor nve years. cap, and new Lltta. Price $450 Hl9M1t Qu•llty Automatlca ther•, =»1 reeu141, Ohio. ""'"9 1 pJenty o:,,,, Iractor land in all.ulfa 4·20-6k Phone W¥2-6720, The Poll, tor 1814 .Election will 1 1-lf.tfc WY,2-6314. and gr.ufl�es. Well limed. Some , /JC Open ,i O::iO o'Cloc S I! E k A. M. and DR. SEDAN. 11159 PONTIAC V8 4 frult. $20,000.00. �emam open until ti:3o o·ctock P. lELEV!SION RADIOAND Radio and heal.tlr. One cuo(ul VIRG,IL TIAPORO, S•l•unan ·,.n., U&tt!rn Standant Tuite, of appllanre rep.air. Phone Oti1 owner. Eztra nice ,2491$.00. PhC!9'• WY2-67l1 SOFT W,\'fER SERVICE Ja�d (lay. kct..:lintock, K11cine, Ohio. Blaetlnar,, Pomeroy 4-20 tile 3 ' ti,y orocr of the Board of Elec­ Ohet TannW11M, Owner 2•1-tfc ,...,._na, 01 b4eil• \;Ounly, Ohio. Ponwroy 111 Mulberry CUij'l'0.11. llU IL"I' JU1'l.HEN IJll­ Emmet1 G. Will, Chalrman i,tgoecl fo: • iuur bom.:i nee e• S),11,ted MMrth JU, 1960 MNoow 11UNi>i; AND SHADES UDl1111UIL 11·o.t. ...man aud Abbott, FOR SALi Dorotbr M. Johnston, Clerk Ven-.ttan Blindt, all 1ize1 end 8-6-U Pb.one WY-2•6321. Offers wlll be received at the (41 2. 9, 16, 23, 4tc c:olora. Free EIUmatea. Dale ornce of Webster and Fultz, At­ Wlppt,I, supply, 21i, Union .\ve., RLIVlSION RADIO •NO SMALL FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR Pomeroy, Ohl6. 3-t-!IOlc torney11, Pomeroy, Ohio, up lo A,p&lanca repair, Call frank Beef Cattle 2 rldln& horaea. eleven o'clock A. M., on Friday, (iaptelna, 414 N. lecond Aw .., Reynold• Dairy, f..21-3tc NOTICI Ut' ILICTION ON ISSUE LUVING ROOM SUITE. EXCEL- Aprll 29, 1060, lor about 53 acre• . MWdltport. S J tfc OF llCINDS lent condition. WIii deliver rea· loc11ted on State Route 680, Bed• NOTICE ill hereby Jiven that in 1on1ble dl1tance. Phone 8H2· ford imd Orange Townships, AUCTIONlllt pursuance of • Resolution ot the N f677. 4·20-31c Meigs County, known .us Lhe Complete Service � �·oremnn property. All offen sub­ NOTICI OP ILICTION ON TAX !Soard of Commi11ionera of Mcla:s Crltt 8rtdford HOUSE .\N D WT IN NAYLORS ject lo Courl approval. LIVY IN IXCIIS OF THI TIN I County, Ohio, paned bn the J2th '-M-lte, Phont er Contact Run, West Main Street, Pome• day of January, 1�, there will be Manning D. Webater, MILL LIMITATION A. C. IRAOFORO, it.cine, Ohle. roy, tlx room,, bath, all utJll. N OTICE 11 hereby 1lven that in 1ubmltted to a v6te of the people Admlnl1trator. tin, 1199�.oo. 4·22 · 3tc Ill II ____ ___ pursuance of I R11olution ol the of H id Mela:s County at a 1pec1al FI\AME HOUSE, TEN ROOMS HOlG; BUI.a.,DERS, BJRCll CABl· Hoard of Townahlp Trustees of the elec Uon to be, held m the Counu, (two complete five room apart• N.H:T maker, f'ormica 1ink topa. Letart Townthlp of Meigs County, of Mel11 Ohio,. at the regular mcnll) all ulllillH, two bath•. VUl,)'l asbesto1 block laid. House Ohio, paued on the, tth day of Jan• places of voun1, therein, on Tuel­ double lol, on Front Street by repaln of a.U deacrlJ)tlo111. Call uary, 1960,· there lrill be 1ubmitted day, lhe .Th ird day of .Kay, 1960 , �eq OffJce, Pomeroy, lo a ttolt or the · pie of sald Le· �• .11�e1tlon ..of iltuln• i.omt, of OQ>' Nt'.&ler, Raclne, Ohio. '4900.00. O'Brien and Crow · i:: tart Township 1t Prlmsry elec- ij#A COunt, 1n �• amount of two tfe at 2 f Realty, Call WY2-2720, Pome­ ti,'!" lo he townehlp of hundred thlrt,-flvo t�ou,and do!• I c l'O)', IIIAVILY TUCTOR IAl.•I AND Lcitarla KJ y, Ohio, al the Ian ($235,000) for the purpoae of 1 TWELVE JOOT MEAT CASE. 1 re Una · ol 11 therein on conatruclin& •�d ·· equippin& hQ1; .D •� • ';; ,.."';� double duty, Koch, like new 1• '.r'°" 11 . •· Tueo4a,;, tu· 3l<f. . of Ma, 1980 pl\fl . tacil!Ue• for lhlp County .,.,. "'°°.00. � "'' untll J;uM. �• s.1,.-,.1 �a,ot,, - Ing, In � xee� , · our,Wlnt 10 riqueat· of the .Melp •21-atc a Ha o tatlon f, r the County Hoapital Commi11ion aa hJD mlU 1 �tJte r ._.,..., l mha;t, roltlPhone Ohio. Ceolwllle M♦I, bcnellt of Letart 1l'OwnshlP for the provided by liw, LIVI IAJT, MINNOWS, NIGHT 3-UHtc I purpo,e of maintaining the town• The maximum number of yean Cr1wlen, fl1bln1 1uppUe1, tl1h­ For FREI! lnspedlon - durinl which ,uch bond• are to a ln1 lken1e1, available from 6 FOR THE BEST ROOFlNG SER· h.I p cemetery and for the pur run ii 20 yean. PHONI a. m. lo 7:30 p. m. week daya. vice roof repairing rooflna: chase o r real eat1te to tncre11se the The e1Um1ted ■vera•e additional Sunday 6·10 a. m. Fife Novelty Blli present cemet�ry 1ufficient to care rool ·painting cah us Gilmore's Supply Slore . tu: rate amounll to five cent• for the for lnere11ed requlremenla. Shap. 4•21·12tc Wyatt and Gtiorae !:itHLI. Phone va1WY-2-2774 S•ld tH btlna; A renewal c,f an each OM hundred doHan of WY2·2724 Pomeroy, Ohio. uatlon, which la .!Kl mills tor each exiatlna tax at a rate not exceed• 4·13•6lp. Vaughan•, Extennln1llng -----· --- Ing one mill for Neb one dollar one dollar of valua.Uon, outaide ol Company All YOU llUN DOWN AT T HI of valuaUon which amount.a to the llmllltlon Imposed by Attlcle hNl1\ Ooe1 lftll nNd ..., ten cenla fo� e■ch one hundred XII. Sflctlon 2 of the Constuution, · St. Mltyt. W, Va. lfttll hU Woric, LewNt PrlctiL dollar, of valuation, for two yeara. &1 cettl (led by the county Auditor, The Pollo for "Id Election will The Poll• fo, ,aid Election will itEdiSTERED HEREFORD BULL. lACINI SHOI U lV IC I IHOP IACINI, OHi,:». Al10 mllk cooler. Mra. Ehrana be open at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and �pen at ft:30 o'clock A. Y.. and re­ Thom .., Loni fotto.ip, Rt. No. remain open until 8:30 o'clock P . .m1ln open l.mtll 6:30 o'clock P. M . Time of uld day. . . . M . , �� . : Time of aaid £t:1tern .5tP,dard 1. 1 4-21.3,tp otjlM»of ,Ibo l!oatd ol Eloc­ By d1Q>1I> . : ruil�J'l'Ulli �UC'fl01'4 ()F CON·· Oblo. Oj>Unl)>, ona, 1-�111 qi d El0<• o! uard �••ird��l 1l1n:ed · !Qrl\llutt �- at th1 Mllaa Chairman · �tt 91 1 Uo��J � · y, fhlo. Monument Buhd in&, , v; . Main i\llt 111:J::lmlton, Clerk . btl G. j,'.lll, c·halrman St. Racine, Ohio, ' April 3mh, I 30, I 11,: �phn,ton, Clerk Doted 12;34) p. I'll, ; & QH rang&a. 1 •· . 9, ' 11, 28, ttc Dote,! 1100 �j ,i.lli!O ,1 dryer; 1 electrlc-nn1te. 3 bed­ 2 TON (4) a. 9, 16, 23, 4tc room suilu, l �0111 ran11e , 'I l!elore e:30 1$4'' W .8. Good VB motor, 825 coflee tablta, 3 televislonl!I, t . M�:. four chll• Mlddl_,. WY-2-� a ao Urea. Cab huide and out . rtfrtgeraton, 3 break(a&t set■, dren Cinda · Ana;f Jimmy Paul, •BALl>WlN Pomeroy WY .241,s extra nl.te. RblnfOT't'ed frame 4 1 i vlng room 1ullea, 4 w,1111hera, Kathy Jean and Bryan Keith KAUTZ P!ID ITOIII 2 dlnnelle acts, 3 kitchen cab­ ond ,prlnp. Easter \¥1th their arandmo­ spent ud· an11:R FAMOUS At ChNtw inets, other mist. furniture. ther Mn. J. L. Caito, 1518 Nye Yukon 1-2141 �le l'Onducled b)' Bradford Ave. HAMl\.L SllVICI STATION Auction Co. A. C. llnd(ord, Mgr. Crill Bradford, Auctioneer Ev.1poratJ;on -cauNCI over halt Alllony UQ Term11: Caah. water 10II frOftl corn plot■ the Not re■ponaiblc for acddentl' Every Day durlql .an enllre lfOWln& aeacon 4-23-6tc In ,:ectnl lelta ..,,d�cted W CLILJ!I� . USDA oclontloi. al Ille SOil and 5 WEANED PIGS-W•yne Beal, •- • TV lto..1. . _,.... Water Oonaerfatkln -ReUll?Cll H1rrl10nvllle Rt. 1. Phone WY 2,...._ WY4,,IIM •� ... on et c,tb� Oblo.. 4 Pl ■,,., 11413. ., �'i•' ( )' 28, llo · • 1 ., ,. · 1 · · � - . ,\ ... · .L. ., .,.,, w,l"' 4r,... $_. Ji!.� 1_, , , I I 7 ) Help - -- -Wonted 1 8 ) Auto So les I ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate - o- • (Cqntln,,,.d From P a.. One) or the Freshman Class under the direct.ion of mother, of Junior Clan omcers. ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate Al'I\.J.u . Mt..N 1 ::, - .. futnll lled &nO 1.1u1 u.r 11u.u�Q. ta1.c.Mu1�·•• /41GQ.1Q· TEAM OF BLACK MARES 2800 pun. .l'Mne W � ·;&-#.UU. 2 -J·U lbs. M. E. Gettys, Happy Hol• low Road. 4-21-3tc 7 AN.ll 8 ltOUM HOUS�·, TWO � room 1:1partmenls. A. N . .Hengel, ELECTROLUX VACU U M CLEAN· Phone W �41·3:.!7:l. 1 1-:.H1c er. Runs and looks like new. Has thro w away bags. Full FUU. RENT HOUSE lN P O MEROY 4 rooms and bath, unf urnished, .price only $34.50 or termr; L'a ll aner :;:ao P. M . Phone if desired. Phqi1� WY2-2204i. 4·lfHfc wv2.aow 2·22·4tc . - -· ASHLAND OIL SERV. sTATION I COCA COLA MACHl?\i:: IOc Middleport, Oluo. Good oppor­ holds fl cases. Call or see Fred• Lunuy for right party. Come to clie Thabet, Mason, W. Va. b11J..1e plant 111.t Mmen ville or 4·21-3tp. details. call W Y 2-216fl for 4-�tc UNCLAIMED SINGER SEWING machine Will sell lor $16.00 UNt'Utt.NI::,H.KU APAR'J'M�T, 4 . plus $8.40 due us fur parls. 1 roums, bam. Rent reasonable. . Phone WY2-2204. 2-22 4tc vacant April �- No. s·ccontJ-av, -----auaa1eport. Phone WY;t..!)1.DJ. CHARLESTON MlLK BASE. How4 2:l tik ant Caldwell, '!'uppers Plains, Ohio. Phone Coolville 1598. 4 18 6tp I ':/ I Given In Gym The movie and the refre.!ihments at the church were sponsored by mothers of the Junior Class mem• bers. 491 �-I" ... Decorations for the Prom will Phone WY,24561 M&Cdlaporl remain in pl.ace for tonight's Post Prom Dance which is open to the public. The Poat Prom event is FOR SALE, FIVE ROOM HOUSE sponsored by the Student Council 13 acres, 3 miles from Mlddle­ of the Pomeroy Junior High Port, ½: mile off Rt. 'l. Cont,ct School. Blanche G. Cline, Albany, Phone 246'7, agent for Central Realty Complmy, Columbus. 4 4-21-3tp -- · ·-· HOUSE .\ND LOT FOR SALE IN {Continued From P•t• On.) Syracuse. See Riebard Wine­ 4·2l•3tp cans and Rolland Neutzling, Sam brenner. Arnold and William MeKelvey, HOUS� FOR SALE IN POMEROY Democrat,. 1ized 9 rooms, 2 bath,, full Both Republican candidates basement, ne w ,as furnace, large - lot. F. A. Switz.el, 307 for Prosecliting Attorney, Ber­ Spring Ave., Pomeroy 4-15-1:zte nard Fultz and James O'Brien, were present as were the two Re­ FOR SALE: FIYE IIOOM HOUSE publican candidates for Engineer with t,alb. Nice loeaUon. Melvin J. E. D. Hartinger and Stanley Hood, 111 Locust St., Pomer'o, J. Blazewicz. 3-Jlo-3otp For Recorder Charles Bissell, BOUSE FOR ,-BALE �i PAGE­ John D. Thomas and Paul Kloes, town, •ii. room,, 4 rgom1 dowr,, Ile.publicans were present with 2 up, appro1lmately 1 acre l• Republicans Loren:io Davis and Yel land exeeftent well 13 mUea C. 0. Fisher and Democrats Dan­ from Pomeroy· on State R-Oute iel LiY ingston and Geraldine 692. Price $800.00. Inquire Younc speaking in , behalf of Mra. Howell at P14etown. their candidacies for nomination 3-12-80te to the office of trcuurer. c UK ::,ALt. , une 1 1 loot plywo IJ{)al. unt lu HP Mercury tlurfl· cane motor. �i.00. l'hone .l:SHt J 1 m Jaco!Js, W '{ 2•:la3 1 . 4 23 6tp . , PHONE WY-2-21 57 DON STWUI . ...,.............. ..__ .... .. - · USEO BOA rs AND MOTOR» $U •nd .ip whil• rney IUit, Mefr poln•n Moto,a. 600 ,. Ma1ft it., POJMroy. Phon• WY � 1 1 -14-ttc 4da Ncrllvecl by 10 A.M. will be Jn lhal day :, rPt.r. -�· - \ ')o I "°' - -· 2 LI V lNLi ROOM CJiAIRS, I - - --wmg back wllh new slip cove r, COMPLETE IN&URANCI! �RO tedion. Ule, Auto, !'in, Pollo. also rhubarb for sale. Phon e Coll Dou IIIJJ,, lllddleport. W 19-37:l!i or see t�aye PowelI. Oh.I•. 4-23-JtC kacme, O. S cent, per word. o•e insertion. Minimum charee - eo �entl Notices �- ... -�-- ... - ... ---·•---·-------------· 6 C U . 1'1'. f'RIGIDAlRE and T PAN Gas nuige. See 0, R. Jone•• BAJINES.Sial'SON IN5ull,.ZICX Aa:�ta. lllddleport. 1'1N, 4iito­ 2.b? Mul berry-av, Pomeroy . mofJlle, Bonda. Phone WY-:1,, 4 23 3t_P e etnte per word fo.r three oooseeulive i.nsertioIIB. l I I __ - ---------- 250 Attend Prom (20bl I nsurance --=-----AP· --= (91 For So le FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES • _,, - - .- - nai Lega N , �',Ji , , 0, -. l CIII�• aa .. . wnP Wanted (20J Busi ness 5ervices I. 0, a. - $10,� � ��.�:�;::o: Buy The Best I n Water Softening Equ ipment SMALL CULLIGAN !;j. !!9 ------ \9J For So le 24-a For Sale or Trade - Legal · Notice I .ft#laJ - ' ' r \ ·---------- --·............ ... .................,..-. ·- I 0f"ICe paper and radio 1dvertlslng war the SSOf,000 provlded In -Ult 1946 ln levy for a memorial to approved. veterans which \loters lntended Taking part in the meeting to be a hoapita l, bUt failed on were A . C. Bradford, president, ll-it waan't enou gh, and Va ughan, secretary and two coun Leo t technicalltles b&red ballo legal s Meig the several {heinbers of for a hospit al. used belng County Memorial Hospital Board it (Continued From P•ge OIM) Dairy Service Unit, a d1re\'tor of of Trustees, who held a short A 1959 General A111e mbly o! I Ohio law tleared It to be used the Meigs County Holstein Club meeting afterwards. and the !"arm Bureau. He is also c tu,spj,t,J, however. These trustees have control of for a publi a member of the Chester Grange, the Shade River Masomt· Lodge , the Council and Comm a ndery of Lhe MalKIJUC Order in P· meroy, and of the Ea.stern Athletic Boost­ ers. He ls married to the former Mary Catherine Davis, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Worley Davis, Dexter, and has three children . 1 Mr. Holter formerly operated a store al 1'" lora where he served as poat master from 1943 until 1946. LORENZO DAVI$ FOR Lorenzo D. Davia, Pomeroy businessman, is another newcom­ er to county politica this year, seeking the nomination on the Repu blican ticket to the office o f County Treasurer. Mr. . Davis Js REPUBLICA N widely known over the county as CANDIDATE a clothier, having spent the great• er part of bis life in that busi• SECOND TERM nes.11. He was born in Pomeroy and gradu;;ited from the Pomeroy high school in 1924 and immediately started work in I.he Keiser Cloth· ing Store in Pomeroy, where he worked unlU Mr. Keiser's death. He was Lhen employed by the L. Paid · Po1.· .A4v . D. Price Mercantile Co., until 1944 when he opened hi6 own b11sine1a in Pomeroy. Candidates Introduced Mr. Davis is ac�ve in th@ Ma11onic orders in Meigs County. having headed all rour Masonic bodies in Pomeroy. He is a mem­ ber of the Ohio Priory No. 18, the Shriners and Aladdin Temple. He attends the Enterprise EUB Church and is also a member of , the Odd Fellows L°odge and the Isaac Walton League. He is a resident of Kingsbury I Road in B4::dford To16nship -and is married to the former Zelda . Warner. He has two sons Roger I Vj., Pontiac, Mich., and Lorenzo, ir., Cuyahoga Fallr;, Ohio. Fm ' al 10 Day (Continued from Page One) antly colored printed slgn. sev• era! of which will be put up in towns of the county. Childs also suggested talks in high school usembhe! next week "because" he said, "we must not underestimate the importance and intelligence of our youth." He pointed out that the youth of 14 years ar:o helped pay the t ax le vy o n th e �204 ., '000 ( men. tioned above) and those of today will pay _ the proposed bond is• sue, too, 1f passed. C. E. Bla keslee _and H. E. Star• key urged persistent personal contact aimed at voters known to have been in opposition to pre· vious attempts to pas• hospital issue here. Mr. Hobstetter announced and displayed a sample of 200 metal car tai::s provided as .u gift by Charles Clarkson or the Kelly Manufacturing Co. They wlll be dbtrlbuted throughout the county as will .posters also asking ap• nroval of the issue. � He also disclosC!d that ladies of local sororlty chapters are anxlous to help ind plan personal soliciting next week. Approval of a budget for news- GALLIA & MASON COUNTY 1955 CHEVROLO 'boroilly Call Diel Sterrdl •;:! �I A,M. $1395 POMEROY .MO'TOR CO. -.. - A.M. aeme,. ' J • .� a"'J· 11' '- 100 ililt On CGlltJnental Classroom 'Fodo,• . • Kath!1 Doonan Sliow T•pper D\iu&h. lie 111 �:\�?cb 11:!:l O,ncentratio,i' l !" Interpol ti:OO Tru" or Con,equenI l(lf!J, RMdll• •1 ·IO II Could be You · Wu"'•.• 1100 )Jid •Day Newa "'I'"�•� �.; 1 : 10 llovlellme 2:30 Lorette Youni . t,;,_ ,i 8·00 YoWli Qr. M■lol", ,,1 �:30 l'rom Th,.. Roota iiJ - ·S · 4:00· Comed)' Pla)'hOU8fl 10;\5 Sip On . 4:30 Adventure Time 10:•5 On ,:oo Steamboat BUI 1\:0.B Thi• 11 the Life S,30 Sgt,_ Preston l!;l!I) � Chapel 8:QO Mu11c in the kound \lCOut Dope 11: · �:15 Jl!Q '11lacker Show inn.U Baaeball : ti ii rl' : 25 Weatherca•,t toll�ip ,Bowline -�: , · · S,30- . N��• J'lctµre · y ,ii;v!etime 3:!!Jl o 4:#Q .W,orld,,?.f'!'�,ll'IP � ,;;;., =��:�: po lt � Oftvelflop .-t� " ;, :.,_:�., ��- ,J ! , 111 11 i'NI" T•I•• of Welt. !:SO Farid 1 .,0"1 !_ n,ws Picture fl:00 Petu Gunn , �: SO ��q,JYf!r TJ1tater HG Smldq Showttlle · · · · "l&:00 stei-e� Alled- Show 11 , OQ New1 Hesdtines t I 10,0il Doj; J r o".I� f::t:i; 1t J!Wt1fflercast , �: 15 • Jack Paar Show l\...,i,4 ' •ojt.. •• .� � l :!)O SJ�ti QI! . 11,)0 t-® fi '':M d!Mt" � 'fi:JJ!f;'.t I :JI ¥o :fl FREE INSPECTION­ CONTINUING GUARANTEE NOTHING DOWN , , ' EASY MONTHLY PAYMEN'l'S 30 Y EARS' IN " BUSINISS" , : FROM Ohio State Un iversity Keep Area Farmers Informed M�N- thru FRI. 1 �:!0 P.M. ON WJ E H • 1, CALL YOUR LOCAL, '. , 'AGENT , 1 ' , ,, ; ,_ !, 11,· ,; CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO'� ;, pt. Pthunt Hi9hlend A.ve. Phonli 460 ' .,.. V O-T E FOil ' ,. -. Stan ley J. ·. · · 1 '• ,, .1 Blazew1Q . . � ' •L I • "'' FOD ,.. , , ' . • ., , ' , COU NTY ENGI N EER I N THE Republican Primary May 3rd · i'.CJ !ftfl • • • · -trran Graduate of OSU Col lege of Enginee ring . bui lding roods ond bridges with the Ohio . . . . State H ighway Deportment: He hos many years of experienc . . ' e. ' in •' ' ·•. ' '' ,� ·· ,tr u ·qo ·i\. . . WCH S.TV C"Cin nel 8 a.net cl - Saluwdut 4:JII) !,BO 8:00 8:18 · ,,w Be,.ball 1)1., CJartr Brave St,aUion Le•w It lo IIN,_ , Lewrenee Wolk SboO A. .... 19-lhe-lllAUl<I Non 1 .S . � l!e port · 1<i Show 10:30 1:00 1 1 :dl 'l,tQ Channel 8-Mond:.t u. •. .. 8:00 8:30 9c30 1,25 .1 : 30 l2:00 12:SQ 1 :00 1 ,so 2,00 1,30 3,00 =:��::"' eouu, a,oo ::�. ='ttrmr'; . ,. : - · -;·',ff'.:�-�=�... ..� -�t:P!. ..• ." • I' l: ;: .• .... .. � i•1. • ...a»od. tNIJlll lm'erfe'lr( Neffiel AdventunJ • , · 11uo _, PJ,r ,oi �y ,9{q���d or Alive QII Ir.. �b JOI • . Id· U:00Ul.0 1t.lQ- Channel 13-Monda) irJ.h:"'}.,w�. r., ...,i ·,. lllre ot Noh ond WutJ,u. ftei& · W?' 11 ,._ OU 8:00 CJ\S New, a:1s Captain Kangaroo i 1:1/0 , ll :30 12,00 l2:BO : Il l 41 00 1 :30 1:00 2:80 :t:00 S·'llO l:"O f:llJ lo8li 1,00 1,80 1:00 · 1:19 1:20 1:a!I 1,00 : . - -----• ts \.Rll111191 ,. Lo.. Ll!<Y rlecember' Brlde Love of Life Search For Tomorrow The G �Jdlnr !Jiht Beert vi the C lty As the World Tuma },'or Better or Wonie House Party The MllllonaJre The Verdl ct is Youn The Brighter Da1 1'.e Seeret Storm The !dff of Nltllt Tho Three Sloolet The Life of Rile, Art�u, 1. Smith, 11... A Loo� at the we,ther J'ule Rivlin Show Qll\' Mdf ilfgbway �irol I s..,!\h Sho": 'I\' , 1� '''° R!, =., r ·. • ___ �:QO t,IO :O:do l0:80 1 .:drl •1:10 1 : 15 1:80 .. . �w�:h!f: ·o,so on The a.. :�: I l"lther '"""' B,11 D�nny Thomo Show ; -4:M • Sotl\em Show Henne■e)'1 · DuYont Show i NeWI . 1 A Look at th• Weab.er Theater 11 . Sip Off News ACIWSS J. Cod and Good Hope 1. Scorch J.L Tropical ' illand 22. l!Jllllshmonl 13. Pilfered • 14. Halle Selassie'• title • : 1S. Vandal 10, Underwater mlns (alang) 1& l:ut bY' IOUth �abbr.) 19. Throw. OU� u llquldo n. lubltanco � Dlolrlbo 21. Trojan 1 War tale 80, KIM of battle 31. European kltu 33. Fix --·-------- p l;OI SundoJ' 'Sliowcoio 3:30 Rev. Wilton (New Haven . Chun,h ol God) 4:00 Sunday Showeaae 4:30 News 4:3i, Sunday Showcase 5:30 News & Weathet 3:40 Conaress:man Moeller 5:45 Washlngon Report■ to tht Peaple 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Off lhe Air dren. ,IJI• w.., CU.r' � S:un41.( F.°ul, :al'". ,-.-,, . .· U�-�,.<,,........a. , c,i-; 1·Jrifl�lll'i� ': P! . : a. Aleutian . ,1. �eep 1:i1:1r•Jt,1i� "J':'l�!l ·•­ laland ' 2%.A porir,. \;JllJf.iiiil mn1�: �J, ..i.,; ;:�;fcj �:IJ '.;']:r:H· • I '.'.' 8. East Ind[uj .W �lllf.:.t :"111.fj .J .:•:, C"' "' '.�� 1.0'·"�: · f. Old meuurt 2.: Bo� [:l!:ff: r!�i-1!--H.•�r, ,�a,r; ,11111 .., Of lentc\lC .. .. Hebrew . :;,: u11•J 1� .•:•_, •. S. Blum..., ' lrtbo ' [l�Jl:1 l�[�llo:ifl'I:•• !]',. .. ki1° I- AntarctlO a'(, Old . . �j�l=IIIIIIH. · •·. f-il!ll•r.:'.11•' l-"1 •J'�!i-r•·· ,. bird lirn.. L:;l�QL1 i-1 f!llll�F�l . 1', HewfnS (achiir.:.rnlli �i(c:l.�11-mi tool ale) T & Hone an4 !9. DeS; , .-1N1 . )Iaa....,..uatmar!Jti tll' t. llint II, twt · \ 40. � -10. Inmate ol (chem;) o.. .._,. 35. Period.a Spandau A JU1D13le4 11, Obtalaed ot time � ' 19. Dar�et11 86. Branch at '4.'iiv'f , :io. ICngllllJ, , ....-,,ins _. . " : l!I, A.l , . atN.t•- ,· 3T. t,r.-, . •• """ .._ --,,;� , o· . · · ..,..,... -..,,. ,..,..,, , ...,,.... � '' tree ts' � · . _. !,. ' .J .,. �- MAS Mtr I-""". A PUW IIS ME _ 6TAU.,5 FOl2 � . , � SIT , We .....,:, ca.mar-. .. .. ,� .. ,, " ,, 11, r ... ,,,,_ IN THE ,ce .............. ..._ -13 ,1 ' . ,, Ono lo;.; tor S, · . ,J! � ' , 1 ""' ' p/ll' atanllo !Iii' anolller. In lllli � :� · , ·, w , 1· &_J for the two O'lti ttC: ' ' :8 ia&ll f• P• -: -� >�. tiophi1, th an ' and fonnl:tion of tht · :I' -··, , v· �i-,. . i ft. Each � Ul• �•�letter.a 11N dll'ennt. <' · 1 C' �: • •· 1 ·: , . ·11 1 ' .., . · '.A, Cl'JPtctsnm q_,tatlo■ I r , : · •l . ,. , , 'I' • ·.• � •1- v ' t·• :; ( Y Q llt li' D I CT __ _ _ ., __ ,,_, .... ...-a- . DAlLY Clll'fl'r()Q1!01'E - Rew, how lo 1'11111 ••' 1 A, X Y D L . A' A. :I: D ' . . .. L o.:ir,o l' • ll L L Cl 11' )• , ·• · , \YOtu are ·· �. · C M: , 11 1\ U P F l\ 11: C .\ A i l,l K • ••: · .;" A O ll ll S, D - O l 1 U ll ll , . :f · . , 1'01te-,'1 o,yptequotot HOME>rADII D!JBM TBA.. l>RIVIII ONE FROM HOMll-HOOJ). Bfflk:U.. r..t' .: (0 INO, kins. l'eatul'lt . _,.;:_-. . - , . ,, --·-·---·SAJI ... ..'. _, ,: , y. ;.. ,, I I : ;p: (,lll'Q } •WUBUfZER' BRANDS • ,. BUSRlffl.Jdl:i .,--- .. FOR ? - 1!!13V.1� Bli.$,.,,..,ILL� DOWN 2. Read:, JJI.Olle)" � IIRNIB WHATS THAT HOLE 111.,11.<>Y'• ..' � · nickname J8. Mexican TUbber tna ff. Chart 42. Qulck ,ffi. Sharp 4T, Two tlme11 48. Mea.aurlnr _, ltlok ,a. Famoua • plter GO. Exhauate4 New Furniture Arriving . Daily At . ' 8AKf.R'S • . Mr. and MI'S. Wm. � •. fl Wt!tit Vii,ginia, WU. of Mr. and Mrt. Scott f'b�. Mr. and &k's. Robert of. P,arkel'ltbur(, W. _ya., ll�l_ � da,y Cl.te:lilt pf.. Mt: :and: � OU, , �t' fffd �� Mdgs County and II now a lkensecl driver. Paid Pol. Adv. • 1 , �• , ---,O:RD SS W 0 R , I Y DA L �•w■ I • :::ig tr.:U='7.ll\'o�� ' ,,. Mr. 1:md Mrs. Holly O ' N�l aqd dbildron of 11he Plain,; were Su.rtday guests of Miss Frieda Will and Mary McAffee. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sha-f,fie:r, of Columbus, were guests of Mr. 11nd . Mr.s. H.ijrold Bl.ack61.on and ohij. IQ,30 What't IIY LI�• ll:00 $un-S•r J :lD "nteat.er Jll IDUra,.. 1 I ·llbJI� "'."' ,..,..ll'l> """ Mr. <and Mf4. i;dgar A:bbott ..nd el>ild,_ were .$un,iay lott.e,'s Pl'l"n!J. lflr. ,Dtl � J ,. By Mra. Johr, Hartune Le.stor Cohonffi.i. Foreman, ot Mr. and Mrs. Horace · Abbott and chUdren, spe.nt the weekend i.11 . 1i{r. and !'dd. , Carl Grued'fr · � ..� · Spri11,gfield and attended ihe wed­ 90il o f bhe Avenue and Mies �tding of t1he t-atte-r'6 llliece, Miss .ma C ,ruesrer, of n..... ..,.,,i,eror, ·-re --1.' _, C' ifoyc,e BoweM. The wedding was $unday ,guest, of Mr. end MN. VinSaturday. - B-<k. i MM. M , ay Pickett of Darwin was . a di nner ·guesit o f Mr. 111.nd Mrs. Roy Mr. and ,Mrs. terrold i �- ; Easbmain recently . tung and son, or OOlumbut, ...,-e . · . Sunday sehOQ-1- ,attendance F.as­ weekend guests of thtsjl' �. 1 · ter Sunday was 117; collection Mr. and Mrs. John � $32.00 Mrs. Wheeler Drake, 9' PGm· Rev. Robert Oard ,Wied his reg­ eroy, . Mm. Mlary Hllfenf MHI l.Pll? .appo�otment 111t 10 a .m. Scrii>­ daughter, of Columl>ua, Mi'. :and ture : Luke 24; 13-27. Sermon: Th-e llrs. Eugene Hwn� d4 ,on Glory of Easter. of B,a,iley Run, ud Mr. '1)d ' � Mr. -.and Mrs. Harry St.a.hi Wff"& W/fl. Bartelt llld · - �leo, Friday evening guestH of John Ter­ were Sun:dey gltel'll of Mn. � rell .and Aliee Euler, Humphrey and family. ..TV-�Chan nel 13 . :·.'�HT, N,----.In 13 ' llev. IIC.nll-, <,all•D4 ) B,IO Counll')' llnaq Tllll• 1,11 Tb• SWl4af 9:80 t<ew, 8:lll 'f!,o 8up40 IQ,IO N"'!O 10,as Th• s...i.,, ­ u�so Tbe1 'Arint'' Bour 12:00 Noon llm ' " IZ,15 Vlr,lruo Vll<ilqo �-ffll1' APoOtolie- (.'lllljd,) 12,ao -Uallod N1t19m Bhoor 12,•� - � �IU'IIY . ' \cllii ""'• THla. ' (C'I'"""™' i,w .-tllS> ""1"· "" UIO Bimd•y Rock Springs Items Of Interest ,:I H;&� :i �.., •, -.. 1,00 Weekend Guest Star Pat Boone Stmw Sundown Sert!nade O!f the Air , . . . Sund•Y 7:45 Sign On 7 :47 Sunday Chapel l!liod •A• ,I aulomoblles la s,s� 9,30 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 12,00 12,15 1 :30 l :IIS 2:30 2:35 3,30 3,35 4,30 4:IIS 5c30 5:45 6:00 6c30 Re••• He is l icensed OS O surveyor.as werl ds .bn '. He owned and drove one of the lint ■ ,'11!) Competent, qua l i fied' & cans�lk!q,t\o� engineer; Johnny Staccato The NeWI Tonight wellther . Window Lote Show Cartoon Spectacular ftWJ)per Room jjov!o 't"Qtll' :..o Repr,11.r f ·Morrlod Joan -..ueu Oun !,Qve Thal llol Allot>! l'llc,,. w.,i1c !)a, tn Cemt 1;00 N•• <:oef- · The Gale S!Oftll Sb.. 1,30 Film •• Beat tho Clock ABC Pl':l._�,,WIIA. .l!o You Truot 1:00 lo ' AM�ta11 !!!llaslllvl 'i �:30 Rin Tl.n Tin t • •;,, 8� , Campal11m Round-up ... ' j! 1:00 San hancl9t1> !Reat �e �_m n:ionwealth of .. 1:8'> YOIII' !'Mb· ' · ·--: 1 .. a0 ons 8 :40 · Weather -Teller 8:40 John Defy MWI 7:00 Broken Arrow 7·30 Cheyenne 8:30 Bourbon Street Beat "1:30 Adv,.tures in Paradise • Robln : .0:30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour .lli@O,..s:lle Ne•• ToOLcbt 11YIO,._'nnini the Weathir . 11 ,ts"' Sport Report U :.20 Late Show I0:00 11 :119 11,10 ll,IS :,. "":I:" i..!. • · � , ' · • un�O). Si� •• AS WELL AS Special Reports ClNPneI �f!, (t'o ,r.; n-- ii, • © Channel 3-Monda) .. 6,00 6, 1 ft 6,30 7,00 8:30 s.tvrd1y Sign On Gueu Star New, &. We11ther Rt'D Breakfast Party New, Breakf111t Party News Motorcade Star Salute Top Ten Noon New, Weekend News Weekend Ohio Newt We-?kend Ntws Weekend • . . • WMPO Daily Program Schedule s,ss 1 1 ; 10 Nltew,teti 5,45 8100Dorby -� tl::80 New• Pidve , Ro11Dd1111 . _T:00 D·00 t· �· Jllllibane . 9i 3P ,; 1 . Nil!it · · 111:!M> T :IQ �� Challenp •• • QQ Ag ricultu re Agents I '!'!ll• ES IT RM TE ,.,,,. " a "°"" 't•��- ·· 1::-ta!f!•t.r., tt:,� !'<11111) : 'lfotlle'lhflt CLERK OF COURTS PR IMARY f.LECT ION TU ES DAY, . MAY: 3rd Dally Sentioel, Pomeroy-Mlddieport, o., April 23, 1960-7 • - TELE V ISION GU I DE WSAZ.TV .. Chan nel 3 , EVELYN LUC KE t11, :• · NOMINAR �•i· �.,w�!,!:, I �• . .. .4,1, Contribution, Tbe Four Riven Girl Seoul Council is requesting each troop in th, county to mak, • eont,ibu , tion to the educahonal fund for U,e orp ha, of th, Holden min, di> 15te.-. Contr1buUom1 •re lo be g1v S-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 . , April 23 , 1960 TO GIVE CONCERT Mainly About People Co st A nnou nc ed F.or Two Se n ior Play s To Be P resented At Midd leport May 1 3 In P.pme roy May I 8 Co�cil board mtttrng . One of th e wid ow11 of the min e d is- Mra , Homer llyaell ha5 return­ ed to her home, Ann e St., follow• ing surgery 1t Holz.er Ho�pital Spending the weeli;end with her Jre her sl!ter, Mrs, Mary Cunn­ ingham and daughter, Barbara and h er brother-in-law, Marion MeQuire, Wellsburg. Mr111. F' red Neaae and children of Minersville left Friday morning for a wee.i.eod visit in East Liver­ pool with her parentli, Mr. and Mrs. C . L. Hiller. play5 , The first play " C le\·er Caddy'' will feature, Carolyn Wilson as Madge Elliot, David Hartinger as Bob Best, Larry Bunce as Hal Walker, rhyllit1 Hilbert as ·•=====.;;;;;=""'==;c:.;=========a.;-;,.;;;� Caddy Campbell, Loretta Hanning I as Lela :1tay Carnes, Marianne ' . :;,. Brinkman as Margaret Horton, Karen Jlerrmann as Jane Ran­ 1 dolph, Rush Philson as John H.ill and Dennis Walburn as Hugh Ka sa­ ler. aster is a Brownie leader. r TO -- ' , B EAT THE • ln th<' 1<'rt1nd play . " � iss Senior Hlgh.' µ1mc1p<11 n,lci. will be playc<I by L�nn Buch,;inan, Larry M1h·h, M,.ry Barlh, Russt: 11 Le w is. Judy Uc1rk, Kilren Walker, Bonme Vancooney, _Rc.nme Wtlt. R�nme /\,a1< i 11 Roush, Marianne E vans, Woodgt'r� . Jan Haulk and Di�na Stumoc_ l a k:ng part a:; the high I 1ch0<� �, uctcn1s_ in _the slory wt ll he Jank , f"\ 1 l h�_rd�. Chv.r)otte T� ylor. Rulh ,\ n n _ fo drml'�, slu rl (' y G ilk e y. Barbara ,!'.:il lle.!i. Carolyn Br� d ford ' Sharon EvJn.s and Phy\lu; f ettit . '- BAN D I I By ROBERT (Bob) HOllFLlt:H SINCE F E BRUARY, Wl' have been working "TO BEAT THE BAND" m the eamp.ign for my n.omrnation ,as Republican candKl.ate for Me-i.gtr Counly (,'ommi-saiooc,. tioo! We have ,cen many bhings whk,h have interested u,s not on-ly politically but 1tlso from the st.a,Dd.point qf rte'W's• pa per endeaivor, '° Ruth Ann Farmer and Judy Gregg will be pri,mpters for , the playli iind Carter French Jerry . F.ry, Paul Smith. Jeffrey Kq'-o• vitch, .John Lengen, Bern,-rd Mighl, Jerry Spires and Will Wells iwm ,be lh charge of properties Tickels and programs WIil be h,,odlC<I by Rog« B,nn,tt. Bill Pettit, Ruth Ann Farmer, ShiJ1ey l Gllkey 1111ll Jamee Richards AS WE'Vi made our ..wly E ITHER CHARLENE o, I about the county , i t has been have v i.sited <Several thousand most pleasant tt,i,ewln,g C>td o( you 111 your 'homes since the frie ndships •nd m;akinl new e,1mpa1gn began and we both friends. want to suiccre-ly thank )'OU I HOPI t,b;tt I Coil.a coubt on for tlhc wondufu1 reccpll.iom evcl"')"one of you {or loyaJ sup­ You have l�·t.m gracious and hospil�hle •nd you !lave again port at the May 3 primary elec­ proven to us tJhat Meig1 Coun­ tion. I a•ure you th.it I will gjve you my very best effort&, tians just can't be beat. i.n return. TRAVELING THROUGH the AGAIN, THANKS for your county to ,make the ,pereonJ vi,,;il.5 hie been 8UfJh lln tdooa- hospitality. , Utihcn for the performan c es will be R alp h !!:dwards, C arolyn Bradford Sharon E vans Don ' Kcnn r l h Manlel' Gruesu Earl McKinle� Phyllis Pettit Bob Pre1ton Ray ' Smith Charl�tte Ta)'lor Pet� Werner ' ue Yesuger Barbara Slil�s· s anl Between I.he two plays special n um bers wij l be presented by Diana Stumbo 1r1d 'Malda Rou,h and •.he Girls Chorus. Paid Pol. Adv. RE.f. LECT l land E.• < Plugge t> N19utzl iffg I have had th e privilege of serving , Meigs County .as one of \!,le . C!)mmis­ sloners for my nrst term. I am a&klng you to give m& the · opportu.ult.y t�­ servc you aa:aln. Your "support and vote appreclal6!d. Thank you Rolland E. Neutzling Paid Pol. Ad v. ' ' ,, ' .! ) ' ,· I .,t 1 , { BOATING TRIPS. See Your Local Independent Insurance Agent i \ 'I ·•'· . 'j ,..( I • To ' get the most fun oul of boating, free your mind from all worry and care as to lhe financial h�rds . ' ' . boat ownership and operation. Our comprehen. sive Boal and Marine Insurance coverage elves you · solid protection against 10.. due thcrt and liability . Cost ls sm all! to . ,, - ;. • ... .,., . fire , damage , .• Aux1r1Ciry Guests The Ladies Aw:Jhar:Y to FffMY B� nnett P0&l: American Lea: lon, w1I\ meet t his Tue1d 1y at 7 :30 p . m. a t the Legion Hall in Middleport with �Ms. Li l lian Stleff, president, io charge. As April la Child Welfare month the children from the Coun�y Home will be gueals at the meet• ing. Special entcrtalnment and re(reah ments are bein1 planned. Mn. Ted Chapman, C hild Welf4re chaltma n , will ge In c h arge of this part of the meetit1&:, F-arewe II party , Marilyn Sue Stu i:nbo en terlsined with a sur,pr1se farewell party_ Friday n llhl It her home In Middleport for Lin da Wilcox who w lll be le avlng wi th her family aoon. M1rllyn WH aaal1ted by Linda Lyons, Su.an Morris, Ruth Ann Kloe1, Sandy H umphrlllYS and Janice Everaon i I • : \i:�v� I . .• ' c..J'Nj . Mn. Gerald Lo1ier and chiidren, J� and Joan, ha-ve returntd to thelr bl)IJle in Sornervi1 14t, N. J., a(J.er 1.oend ing sever� I aVlhoi holne or he, pa,enti Mr }n d Mr,a. 0n Kelton aes1sC,i(l& in the CIU'e of her grandmoth• er, Mn Jay Myera. 7 "'• Mr!!. Harry P. Smith an"d Mrs. C. f . Tompkins returned home Thursday night from Tole do wh�re th �y , attended the annual spri ng meel1n& or the Ohio Con • ference WSCS of the Methodist Church . f'at ' I attar wHhina, tcrubbln& e , fou.8tl • -fJM1lr wltl'l1t1nd1 • ,f ....�• .,_, • ln �- I . e11 1 n IOll po11t1 <Olm V. D. Uwar<11 ln&uranctl Agency ,.,.....,, Oht. Beuter lnlW'aace A1e •<y ,.....,.,, Ohl• ' . ' Halllteller IIIIW'lltte Agen,y ..._.,, Ohl• .r · .,, • used a free - D9n't worry 100% Latex. Goes on twice as easy. $7.95· gal . . ,,,,, .. - . . lflJlll51RI ,AIKYD SIMI-GLOSS INAMR A bNutlr.tl eMMI for .lfcttfflt;, '"""' o,id oll wo�dworl: •• • "'atcll ., "-h• 1111111 _.., fMJ111W wNI IIIID IAIIN. ll = $2.45 qt· ONE CENT VAR N ISH SALE ! !IUJ' , Any Size C an Al Regular Price .�oat Cu Al Only One Cont. Glidden Rock.Spa� �a v;/ �.d ,V.Wllsb (l)r fiOQrs and all Interior surface, household use. Wf�� ear-re'sls\loi/� ,llrle• 0wllhout sbrlnkag°!I '-;1;. "'i'' il••n:, >"••--1 gb glb'd: • . I • .,,. ' ' "."' ; >114 IJlfiFral . I .3J1:pini' ::_: $2:32 q��rt � $� j;i� Gloss White FOUR HOUR · Downlnl liltunnco Mlollll_ , Ohio lla\'l•Warner A1oncy' ' In1ur111ce ,-..,.Y, Ohi• . .. . .,,.. ., '., . ,., \ Service �:.1,�� rit --1o1:.,A....\lu t• able,. washable, · quick dryll!g ' BUD.. & Sjmpaon ln1unn,e Al•MY Mlolll_, Ohl• ' I�� " i,. ell,lllel. ,!• ,i, • · I 'ij,.1:1•' · • ' ;pl .79 a · _..- ' � � 11 .• I ' Elberfeld.s H ousewares On The · Main Floor 1 ' I swuna to . ' Daya l atn hapinr that r�1det■ whQ tn·ow · eomctbln& about thl1 flrc engine and l)lcture w ill let me known. Tbia h one-drawn, ojalffl•PQW-. ered lire enpne w■1 o 11,nbol of �rolecUon bo the eWlens of Pom'"°" In the e,rl)' da11 ol ltb It volunteer fire department . ,;a., pointed I<> witb pride by clU..n, of Pomeroy be<a)i1e Ibey knew it wa1 their protection rrom their number one enemy "ftN.". Tod,Ay, fe':V of tb� •YJn�ls of early fire protection exltt. �ut 1• where lhe, do the, ,are men the to monu�ent and a mark tbe call to who fir,t an,wered •Come A'Ruonin' ", lb• Deadline News . .w tfflllreencY "1,U..t .... .m • oi . P Th � r _., N lNI out tbout h• P. 11· t � ..,•• : :... hNI R . T ,·d... 11, but Mid thtll: �.'911•· �· ::.i:=-::.: . � l : • • • . J,·�:�;,· •.,._.. hr lnl 0 Seven 1tuden"ti were admitted to r- �Uel ~oo,. lfoetlM 51,,.,... aloh It was the ielectlon ot Lee II vice prealdent last March 1 � which_ touc�ed off laat 1'6e5d.v't riots m which 130 students ..were killed and 780 · others wounded. ilia opponents Cried fraud · � nd corruption. Toni& ht :IOO of the T,000 student demonatraton broke down the wood te be!G Lee lfflll�� ·:p I �a� bou� a h w ::�:o i.! :!t �i::t.� -� � tered. furniture · ond • e. . • lllJ..__ ho)ll I ..' . . .• -- I ,, ..• -. ' ••l ' " ' • -.• . --• •- " " 4 ·-� .- - " I \· CO�UMaUI (IJPII 1111 ..,..,�.. -- I....... -...,.1¥,.. • �•·,M;<-lll;:fti ,;rOed. hi � y H ' 1.he J bec club, nrlng general me a tM • r n '-41 weolll lt,ec:ame of the Pome oy I.Jons Willis Leadingluutl, president . n In -■n yoon. boo hov• a�r area. ullct1 Tr b r• could ___ be seen H g overt �c s t 13 • II di w81u � to bls mstall a on as loday tooked f01-· .� •tlU 1 ,.. al.reakin8 lbrou, h the iky, nor of Lions lnterni.tional, the lirst time in hl�tory the local TM stna petr1' hN I llon .,. The mob suraed to the U. S. elected. M colll 118rvice group has had a top district official ftStl 9ltlna mba y, which was closed, and . a..tw..n Brad- �hen Y Mr. Leadiniham, Pomeroy l>o,it a · one-way brk1poute to the Lee hdme and to on Lions for evenm e in I. followed g tfff 1M ind lliu � and used ear dealer who is bu il d124 n R ry rNd the Home Ministry, scene of some heir ladict,. t and a: J . n today. TM Ing a large, modern build n on of the wont riotioR last week. Speaker (or the banquet was NCtion at noo H East Main-at tor new buaine l b , , I Monro, Nule, pasl president of Wfl . 0<ud lo< - limo to, They pu,hed and jommed ogaln1l s t lllU'lera, wa elected governo the iron g1tes altl)ouah two - policeLions International. I c:listrlct meeting held in ... Lhens � men menaced them from within Atten91na: fron:a the local club at the Berry Hotel Sunday. tll'M. with machine gun,. were Llona ca1v10 Slmpaon, Max --He W&li placed iil nomination by In the rn ld1L of the demonatra• a. Mr )', and Kai and ard, Hind International Counselor Don Alli- Wea ln1ham, the former Evelyn __. tton it wu announ� tha t Rhee P •pertmant tlN omti'Oy L The � ,on o f Ch illicothe, 0_1 and had no - ca lled .., aho<tlr lloforo wa, formi ng a new oablnet bul M 1r1e Kegley of New Botton, 0. opppositlon. noon today to fight • l"llt fir• the demonettaUona con&ulllf!Jd and District 13-H Is 11 countiea of Oft Lincoln tflll almcKt dlrfftly there were criea I.bat IUlee blll'llelf ioutbea stern Oh io compri■ing 24 of tho Cn,w llffk H.... ,.,1,n and tha t Lee 1,$ deported. Llon, Club, and 923 Lion,. One Lt. Gen. Son.Iii Yo Chin, direc-tht Sophie Flllher prv,-ty, ot lhe new governor'• dutiea 1B to tor of martial la,.-, had eaaed the N• cl ama11 wa1 ...,,..,.ted, make an ·•off.lcial" visit to eac h rigid curfew earlier tod•t� but' reclub during his year in office. , . M. Thomton, Mulbor,y,ov. Imposed It tonight. It ha<\ no ef• , He also wlll allond all special Pomeroy, wicl..y known .,.. fed and the 1tudenta yelled and dlel.rict meeting, and the lnternatCounty ,..ld,nt, died ,bout ,mamed their rqe al the govern, lonal convenlion In Chicago July nNn today at hi• home follow- ment. ' 3-9, a1 well as the State eonvenNASSAU, Bahamas UPI - Cap- Ing • hHrt attack: H• hid reThe army made no real a tlempt Uon June 3◄. Ria electlon came n r!:!t :: obe:e tl,..I •bout • ye,ar •IO u Mttgl lo conLrol the ltudents even- when durln,i the a ,p.m. buiinell!I aeuion ::� /f:;s 0��: n the1 ahoutod their nt determlnotlon lcor . a t Alhens followina • noon l unch- lurned hla chorte, crulaer In tooff aa t ■t ------to kill Lee. eon. A banquet and social bour Ward barren "' ll'}bow Kev to n, -.. ,, cue three casllwaya. But when ' he "County's Reeourees Is Speak.er l et n• o t ,m ome • Su r, ,v" � _ri ? � la a d " , h, w ,bfalll<n1 to h� � ... "' For Rotary Banquet tter uae the reHow can we of the caya, The 1trina:er Jh:ot Ji'Nd Schaus, baaketball coach of IOIU'CN of lfelg1 County- people, Wat Vlrilnls University, haa ac• him. Th e 1tran1er's accompli� then ortan ba.tiona, water, min1tal1, and cepted an invitation to · apeik •t swam out lo the 'cabin erutser othen. TIils will be the topic for the Rotary ,pon,ored butetball \luriel m, earryin1 two hllh- dl1cu11ton at - I.he n.uource · 0tivel • banquet banaring the Point Pleapowered rifles. · The two piN.tes opment meeting to be beld at the unt Bil Blacta baU:ctball team on · forceil the craft's mite and ' four Ohlo Power Company oHlce to- May 11. aen­ l 1choo high a , 1tudent One 1 The banquet ia open to the pubior of 10uthea1teth Ohio ,won a vaeationlng pasaengers to 1wim to ni&ht, April :mth at 8 p.m. It JI open to tdfone IQ Kele:, Uc · with rese rvations being made merlL 1cbolarihiP In the P'OUP •��re. towing the dying CIPJ,lln o unty interealed In helpln, M:el,:1 · by contacting roe Crawford, manaC b t hem. , wi t , nation· the of 1,000 up makin1 improve the use of our a:er. 1'f tbe Mo0&e Home in Point Oo1111ty ·to believed Boatwright'• kUlcr, top student.II for 1960, aceordln1 to ■nd potential resout'Cel, Pleasant. e,r.iat!N artist, bad-check American an rahlp be Schola Tbe National Merit ----• the and tallows meeUnc1 whlcb hive outraced hi and ac«>mpllcc lon. orat COrp STOCKS MIXI D with combination in held been wa• Cuban Into The hun t for tht belt atudentl U. s. Coast Guard - Stocki were UPI YORK NEW Creek Kya:er the 11 County Galll• have to thou1ht were and ten, 1eholar receive In Americ. who ac tive moderatel.y a in mixed hool over the lut two months c of vicinity a:enenl landed the in S bated o 11500, to $iOO frorq. i ip1 h 1 openln1 toda,. tteriod. Gardenas, Cuba. on need, la sponsored by hundreds -of lndu1u,,l,al concern,. . . --;, -- ·- ·_ · �\, : . , The ,uc�ul 1Quthe11tern �.: 1 � � Brllti· Ohio aenior wH Robert L. .;,. , ·. � .•:., pn, Marietta Hilh School, who 1 majored in mathematics and phy­ slc1, and will matriculate at Vlrl· Int. llllllar1 Institute. Rescue Action BfOUght Death To Boat Captam ' '' • . Dr. T. A, ......... !!"' ,-:.: - °" c..,,.1y ·Marietta Math Student Rates National Merit �!�:' ,.. Und•r StudtTom'ght ac John Lengen of Middleport SEOUL UPI - Tbo1131MJ · . of . . •• , �:. '· , • 4 won a handsome margin. students rioted against the 1ovtnt- · • ,·< -,.· . 340 points to 316 points Sun· ment tonl&ht and aorne stormed ! u,, home of Vlco l'n!oident Loe Kl , $btty.flve years ago somF of the gay blade s about P1>meroy ,athered one day where the day afternoon in lhe Jaycee Poong in ■n elfon to kill him. Loe stand now ls on Co.url'sl for _ plcture · taki ng. Homer Goegle1n , second row, second from sponsored Road-e-o on lhe ■t hOme ..,pec1 and i:laht, S\l plled the results reeently, and here t hey are: kneellna , tell lo right, " Dutch" Rein• Pomeroy parking lot in which • . :::tb�ot hart, "Cf,al" Jones, Or. · Stebart; standing, Ja c k Oliver, Fred Bower, Charles "Skip" Keehne, 37 teen-age drivers sweated Tnk>PI bal:ked by llllk■ fired George Sleinbaur, Goeglein; and Wallie Oliver. through intricate maneuven , t..r 1u bombl lntb tbe ■tudenu • of automobile operation that at point blank nn1e and ftNd vol• 1 . ����':� �.:.�·u:��� '!! AD Time�g� �eached In March Living Costs ;:g�� ¥._:;�d Ji1! .l - F ___L Throughout N ation Lead d a- ::;,��Af'1:,ri:�:"!t::!m�J. .� . oo·. : FJees l •· �= • r• Dust free. '' -Dries hi 20 about rain. . I ' .'t.. T.0 Kill·. . Vice President r ,. ' Schau l''1: ·-, � · �·.:-,���:- -, r • � .. t,, . ��Dig Coming in second was Frank Ballengee, of· Rutland - - Md �n w� afte r lieing James Cheadle, also o( Rulland at 31 4 for third place won third with 319 peints in a "run-off_" Cheadle slipped to 304. h wasn't all a boy allair u &irla al110 competed. Karen Oun of RI• cine led the fairer contin1ent of driv er• with 306 poinll, Ruth Ana Farmer, Middle port. had 217 ...._ ___. Ba s ��n �fs:· f.e te �;: ;�n:,a �•• . p eodl s,oup, lace boJI a nd girll, won trophfe& and . iooe• 1,om climbi•• lo an even the departhig her record level, ment 11id. The moat of used can aloM fell 4-1 _per cenl- lhc biueet montklly decbne in almost five yean. Arnold Cha&e, Labor Departmen t price chief, said lhe chancel are tbat tbe iode.s will a:o up alicht1Y J'.rom now on;.il July because of riaina: crocery COILS It this time of ���s for food rose t&reetent.hi of one per cent laat month. l , Pork, ch icken, ea1, and fre• lrulta led , the advan,e in f I -:' ' j I ' prlc;e tip e ,,. 01 �.:: Ho�, 'lllfflf lttsh 'fti•· ;:,:,:, at e O t """"11 lf _ . tlU to ed ' laa c-,.r were labla po as • Nwa, � ph morlff .l Pom e · u er w re rted cause or ample haJ"\>e&t of l � ettaee-, poi ts � i:t; � ,Stfcces I WI·th 76 es on band ' , paid luqrance. tom"10el and cabbage. :..;.. but ••� v, •n, -• Y• 1 u.a1 ...... fees (66 LL, 10 PL).. , :, schoot dri.-errepreaentaUves O Two new Little Leaaue teama a& co-chairman of the f und raieing tra.inin& COIU'lel. Some came OD will be organlied' in. Pomeroy mat- drl\'e, They will have 111 separate their own. l ng • total_ or 1ix tunis. "Ther'e will meeting at I time to be annou nced T he Meiga County JuniOI' Cham• be one Uttle r.uguc team In Syn- later. • her of Commerce w..a: backed bl (Ute •nd two in RacW,e .. E;acb town Names Of managers and their e Sohio Company in ,pontorina: th will have one Pony l,eiftle team. assistant.& wil l be announced after tbe ront."t on a coune ■undariml Any boy eight ye,n old by .)unt 1 Friday evenin,'• meeting. for similar testa tnrougbout the ls eligible for Little Leaglle. ------nation. After much discu&8'on i t waa. deof a tour req uirinc The Pomeroy fire alann w.ill pellrl cond.slated cided th at e1.ch � anag er of the rivi and judgement in ng ec� sound every day at noon, accordLittle Pomeroy four e xisting • for 50 yardl, a line straight a " ro Pome y t i n,g to memben of he Leag ue teams would kaep aiX pin• d maneuver ward cking front d Eme,gencr Squad. The ,utomali< ba en from hil last yeu'a squad and £ .l barrcll and tt&btly around placed timer which activates the friren put th e remaining namea In a pool. m ar left-tu lines, maneubound a y h Luc o w . ke A F. was insba:lled by The ffl,1,1, nagera of the two new ng over • lllffkin& line dor,oted ... labor ,,;u, ..., ;.,,.r•. ,.,., ,toppi toama aet the first 13 d,aw,, and inc hea lbick, o uid a wtlne rs a ee Tlt.m Wd elec ted gency equad pa� for lobe Wiler f ur the reat by be dra ,rn in rotation M . J m maneuver. mechanism. by e�h manager. pre,klent for lhe COIJ]lll,g yea r Stale Patrolman W. B- Keatinl Due to the ,aut omatic feature ...illed Jaycee chairman Don AU boys of Little Leag�e or when the Supt Run PTA met 1851. 5w1'. on will the line sire.n Pony League age who. were al tbe week at the ,ct,ool vi Quisenberry whale Judgea were meetl nt: sundl)' and any other, 'J1be m..:.tl..... in dl a-e of the days Bfi weH as weekdaya. Pre Mn Grover, Jim Souhb)I and Phil 1ec1 the noon siren ,.., ..,.... who o re lntere""'1 should be at p -d t aer, op- ouoty, Gl a obokar. . fu:e , telephou then e of from c bbe Edw rd B I.he west .Little League 6i1mvnd l>e- erem en h Mra. p rayer by the Rev. Eu- "-:: ,ert'ed to t:be llheriil'a ' office Jayel'eS working throughout the wit ned oo S Fril ch h lnd the Junior High lec: n included Mi e ho e B t_ . U ternoo c;k J day eve\ling, April 29, at 8 p_ m. At c : Mrvwnwr::::! =� �4:; •Nlhen the telephone BYstelD was o am, G l'I• Opn>n, Warner • , w,u, we .,... di • al ed to die p,....l ohang '"· lh l> time team, wlll be ehoaen. p Morgan, Rich Rawlinp. Paul Sld Mn. Obal'let Spencer, tem. Anyon e not paying imtJ.rancl Sun- resi ent; er, 'Wtnl mon, John Thompaon, Glenn'Glu.e, . nd y Paul M ; • n v ______ day inay do 16 then. tn cu,t of rain eecretrcr. T ci!l to be Roger Dillard, Bill Woods, Roy eren conf � trea,u ay, the meeting wm be held Sund wu 3, Holter, Jack Seelig, Don Plunkett MaY n h on d Marietta May 1 at 2 p. m. at the same place. ' el i� A meetm( of the Coun- Gaodidatefi Seek.in.a " an d Gene Sean. nnou , Mrs. Le onard E- vanMeter and Cars were furnished bJ the A u ly ittedC ncil, PT iYMB ennou:netd Mrs · Calvin Simpson Wete � •med for CoOm t Purtland scbool , It Blaettna.r Auto Co., the Pomeroy Ma a 0 e The nam y s of lhe , lerk of . · idoto1· Company, and Rawliop 8 ip.m·. Courts were unintencandidate& NominationB Will Be Robert Roberti: epoke on the im- tionally omitted (rom the accounts �ns Motor Co. Other eontestants were J. Harof the UtUe League . of the Portland political dinner ,ortance Made Ea a;lea Nomi111tion. ot · o[ft.C!erll tfttl be Mn. Robert Story, Mm. Eugene and meeting in Saturday's p:1ver. ris, W. Zurcher, E. Hartung, C. Lee All three <:and idate1 for I.be of• 8. Chapman, J. Brinker, G. Wella, held tan�t at the lll&ilet Lodge Conde and M1sa V,&rginia Smith eomthe on audit.In were prt:Senl and spoke al I.be C. Sigman, L Hoffman, M. Smith, named y flee g 'Mll'e toda repwtea in �. lit Philson , E. Martin, at by .J41ick TbofllM. Tht. mileUnc: will miltee. 'lhe tendiance banner wu meeting. They are Mn. Evelyn J. ltokovitcb, J\, Owen-. J. f{ysell, H. McKeru.ie, H. d Republi• Diddle, Oval and gn Ludte C �cond the to niardd · ' �•; · convene ,at 8:00 p.m. D . Bra""• M. Rile, R. Lambert, a, Young, Reinhart. Audrey Mn. Mrs. ■nd Fnnk cans, b)' LIUlb,t district a '.Ma $und,ay i: 1, , y Ne t M. WoodBrinkman, M. Spencer, i)emocratlc Mr. of one Only i e Democrat. 'Ill iproo"lllll ll �barge meeting of Eagle1 wdl be lti!ld tn ' , Sw•ethamer, D. McCool, B. ent, g prestreasurer ,w,a1 waa for idate d Mrs. HcmttssY, un •rid 'J'hl)ID-as O'clock two Pomeroy starting at ent, Mrs. Geraldine Young, Pam- D. Bec htle, C. French, L- Mitch, 1. 'With a degree team from Lopn a (Hm on ffiilh.way Safety. L)'om1, R. Wilt and B . Preston. RelN8hme.t1t. were served by eroy. initiating new eandilbte& n MN. Williram Atidenon, Mn. R L. ,esslo ng 11Sii1eh M-ew the b i Fo CALLED HE. Al! LICENSE ISSUED I a pNlft;m will be pretented and Jacohf, Mn. 0. E. Coln1er, Mrs. and Dr. Mrs. Alston Tracy, Cohas been islicense C>arPerry marriage .MM. PlecbaLy, Josepfi. A refreebmenui aerved, t b i e !, � � i�; :: Y � � : � �::;. �1�:..�0 �:: �� :o�1�!��� : SALE PLANNED I lllken was who Tni.ey, 1. E. father. tele19, Sue y r Hetzer, Ave and Artihur Morarity, Mr,. Snouffer, E. 'nte federtted Circle will hold Hospital by the General Meip to d•ught• employee. company phone ZurWtyne Mn:. FuJu, Letlie Mn. 291.a •lld 28th e h nle t 1 rwnmatc Emergency aquad M 4 irt the ba,ement of the f'edl!ntcd \ chu, Mrs. aoqiert Hartenbach and er ol Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Heuer, Pomeroy i:.m. Sgnday. Tuppers Plains. Mn. Robert Vaughan. Churdlo. --' . WASHINGTQN (Ufl) -, Living costs iru:)led up lo aa all• Labor Department announce d totime peak last tnobth, the , , day . A bitter - than - uAqal . lJicre,,ge en will receive penny - -an • hour In food pricea se.ni �e coniUtnerll pay booal! based on the advance pric index up by Ofte..Jell,th' 'Of qne in living cost.I 1lnc:e IHI. Septemper ee nt to l�-'1 per cent ol avet- t,ef. aft i947◄9 prices. . I Prltea of new and med can fell fh arply in Mlr�h ·and kept tbt! IIDre than 800,000 ,ralltoa,d 4 , , , · . UIIIID •, _ wop'k'- u· I l ' Teams e �Tc� lT,v o More, Ui�\t ::-:.�::a��- .:-.=:.-: , . agu , , •,;d rnor � Gove ted Elec 16110 Li-'g Leadin llffU•--o� .;.All ti . -�,,...,,a T 0 . nile,d hi 111�t� - �i. i.elril!·.' . ... 1�- U, ..-L- 1IJI o�:tum .t ·J_ b'A� � �,-tswillo·, •�€ ...:t:--•� MJ' - •·fl,..M li',( _\ . :,.· IJl �"l"Q,ffliS & ' · . � . , ' ; ' , . � . ,i e�i:' Le , llle··, . paint -like this! Drie1 in- minutes - r• · HOU�E PAI NT Bug •• 1y 1 .u Co�ep� In 20 minutes. In Early Now more than ever, the American tradition � and tbe "modern" replacing the ''new" rep lacing the "old" · the "out-Of-date . " q new ideas ai;-e This is more evident in the fire se rvice of equipment pieces new brought into- the open everyday and , up the e,fl· build and equip are pressed 1nlo service to better ciency of existing fire departments a nd emergency,rescue units. Pictured with t h is eolumn today I th ing else. The engi ne is pictured in fr4nt 8 one of the first tire ena:inea t he Methodist Ch urch· io Pom• or me Jl Melg1 County, It came \o by way of a fri eDd, Mike, Swat.iel eroy. The chufch was built in I ef Pomeroy. LitUe is known •bout 1892. I have had the picture for al)mc i1 known the fire engine, but tha� the pictun '!'¥ taken 1fler lime and have 1,ecn u11ablc to4 ga1892. How long after i1 aome- ther much information about It. A "'w never • • ■r BOIi E, BYEB. : ·� !,., You've E qulpment · nt AnCJeftt • p•1ece . Of Eqwpme Was Important In· Ear· )Dles $4.29 ,- gcrlton So' · M·ucft , For' So' Little 1. Come 'A 'Rullnin' . Th4! unusual· brushing qualities and ·elasticity of this paU'lt make d id-eai l for all exterior paintmg: OI\I wood, , bri1,:k, stueco, concrete and metllll. New self­ cleani.ng prooerties , make iis bri3f\lnes Wit. Good quality hoUII� ,>,Int ,rt low '°"t. Agen t Can Give You A&enclt4 Pomeroy Fire Fighting HOUSE PAI NT Only You r Independen t Inturance $6.49 gal. $2.10 qt. ·htr•• · rrt ..... Six Win Cash, Trophies In Jaycee Event 1 Glidden Croftsmon Mr. and Mrs. Ben tz Wolfe and Mrs. William Baxter returned home W ednetday evening after a viait wi th relative, In B ridgeport, 0., an d W heellne, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Saddler of Beech Bouom vlslted with th em Mon­ day in ¥1he,unr:. . Mr. and. Mr,. .Ron ·Sprioger of :jlloun t _ Vernon, . 0., tormer resi- ' denta o! foD)eroy; •t.lcre Fri da y ni;ht J Ueel&: (I ( Hr� a nd Mrs. Jamea , Die hl, Mulbercy .Heights. . ; .• e Cltlr'I up wftb IOIP and water • Looll1, ft:,W SOI ..,-., Is Top Driver Moos Soughti :i • So tit)' ID Ult w1\tt, brush or roller l Oh,_, ......, . tl _ _ _, _ _ lftl d� al'IIIIII tumfflli ...., wtttl tho••n •"" thullllae:ahN 1M "" Ir- ,-th. Hloh - ., tho Ill. LoW ...toht I• lloo .,.,.., 11111 In 60a ........n. :WGLE S,: om M lddle rll 25 , l lleO , Ohlq M nd aay , porl::. :::::.:..=-.::...-' �p::,::_:::,_::=-------·--------------=::::::::::.':.:::0 -----------------.;...----� .:.;A ::::::,�::•::::::� - ::.:·::::::!::. ; el'.OY �,;:::: N O· a :-: :-::====== '• • DMt NI 20 mlrlutta WEATHER cl.-, w. - !'ll Shook ., " ·In Riot· , 2 pts. $1 .34 - 2 qts. $2.33 - 2 gal. $7.56 t�: .•• • I Here l1 Melp Counly'1 otllndepelld oill � ent1ne a1 .y .• Mra. Jay Myers was taktm to Cincinnati last week, b)' ambu• lance, to the home of her daugb- · 1 ter, Mn. George Shiff ler Jr. Aro' un'.d ' ... .:.d t : IY\iddlepo,t ■ • Korra w. 13•'1 'Nesd,41 mletifJ'. ,. . , t.-i r. a nd Mrs. Baker Gordon left Tueaday for a visil in (;hic11;go wilh Mr. and Mr:;. Charleti .Ray­ burn and fami ly. '.1"�"' , · · · . . "'." 1 · h e WARRINI, WfL U" -· Pl""" 1M Mlnilb., ,ulldN NClu• ilk ...-.,cluctlon 1■ hl1 dairy herd a 11116111 .tf, dl111:ffl"" tllat » • ..1.. .... tfanctlnt NI th.air I... t. ... m llk from hit 'THI LITTLI PIGI Apply SPRED SATIN in minutes • • • enjoy it for years! • Mn. David Neue attended an Eastern Star Circl e meeting at Macksburg, Tburfda y. Mr. a nd Mrs. L . C. Bradford and son, Roger were guests of Mr. and Mn. David Nease al a din­ ner Wednesday eveoing, honor­ ing Ro1er on h is seveoth birth­ day. Linda received many &ifls from her friends and the evening was spent 1n playina: games, dsrn::­ lna and a ac avenger hunt. Re• Plans will also be made (or the frea hments of sandwichea, potato entertaining of the District offi . ch i.pa, aoft drinka and candy ,w�re served ,to lhose alr«tad.Y men cers at th� Ma)" rneeUng. S\c>bu t, Ste­ . J\.11 members . are uraed to � tioned and p S teve n ,Pullen, Don tne_ q,1 �,4. . ,pfc1ent for lhe y ,, Ne1son, Larry Gladwell, Kenny . ; ,:, _ ,Har,la , El eanor Bodimer. Ditne 1 J>avl�,· Manha•' Haekell, Da,id . l)l't0Wftle. SCOU Ci:overt, Mary Wolfe: Norma Ste- · - ' ' I wart, Samm, Hoc,d , Joh n il OCld ., "(I · P aul llalnea, Stbv,n Hlndy, A.;, . Bndbury, Buddy · Moore 1n d · A L.:.11 �,if. Dreama Hovattet. . The Seoond Gra de Bro"ttde �p of_ suaa r Run School met (S,lldkli" . • ilft bul unable tq I with their leaders, Mn. Robert atteh d was Zieta Nie.ri. The · hosly •• DDII HOUDA.1Ji1< .i· Murray 111d Mn. Harry Watson, I teue11 were aulsted with the . Mrs. Muln e Allensworth Thursday after school at the Mur- parly by Marilyn's mother, Mrs: is cqnfined, to he r· home wi th a seray�om e , Butter n1.1t- av. .j CliUord, St1,1mbo. -----'-vere 6-0re throat. · •,J;'otlotHnf th� Bl'ownlc Promiae Mrs. l"da Neil of Russe ll, K)'., ap"H Smile Song the girls made who h.aa been viaiting wilh h er vt\atl on a for their lnveatllure cerein alster, Mn. Lillia n McGhee re• I mon)' to be held at the Church of turned to her home Friday, she Christ, May l . Plans were made , to w,a accomp51nled by Mrs. McGhee e.leet new patrol leader, at the and Miu · Sylvia MeMt�r who nut meeting, Pllnl wiere d,iscwa1 returned home - a scrapbook for bhl! · 1 ed •for ma�in� , in �b� evening. ·The sc,plo PTA held its regular _ tr<?<)D, Tflfl1 l • rll\ . �t r• jlven scout meelln & Wcdnelday night wlth . M r. a nd Mrs :· C.'ffll Sauer Jr. · were In ParMe�■bW'& If!JJ n ht cril!t:ltll td thll rrtileY wfter school. Mra WUda WI I S to visJti-� tiri lti ,l.a wlf s¥er Sr.'.' at denl. Plan:"!!�e ��:: t�� · sef���. ft�:"'((.�� �!� b�;t�� i, tPl'l!d the Gafflden-Clafk _H<>w1Ul. • he dance held .fl'lday e\lenlng to tbC close of the mo�ttn,11. M t,. Mlllcl6 "'Heck and D. L. hth, - raise money •for the 1 PTA ,AU parents a,, u;8 ..l,• Beck were In Ria Gran de 11, to ,tlcnd fun lhb d. ·· ,' ·· ;1. tne lnve11tl turc ceremony 011 May 1 · �ek to vliit ielaijves. wh�ll t he air!, wl,U be pr� n l,.td · Edi'son «Qbstclter a lllk on \_\'.111 Rayo.old,, »aunnt," at the lheit �\� .. and WlU o.fflci,lly be tile bon d iss ue for · the Mw ho . a• Mt;ii• Gen,raJ ijo191utat 11 report• Brownie Scouts. . pllal in Meigs Co unty and Qeorg:e ed· to be. about tb.e, tame. • Dallas wu prtsen\ed to speak and Mr. and M"ra. Jack Kauff an d invited the Harrlaonvlll e children d� u,lhler Jooy vi11ted recently to Rutland Thuud.iy afternoon to with Mr. anl:t Mr,. John . KauU. u-e an ear l y Khowln1 of the Rutttev. and Mrs. Rona ld S, Place POMEROY, ORIO land Senior play. and h.miiy who are vililin with 8 Mt. and blr1. Harry Ho11d11he1t TONIGHT New omcen for the eomlng and dlUJblflr .Freddie leit We d­ "ROCK·A-BYE-BABY" ye ar were elected: president, Bea nesday 1or a short trip into Jtmy Lewi-,, Marilyn Mu.well Woods; vice prtsldent, France, 'feaneasee Wbili lhey are a:one On COior) Alkire; secre tary, Len■ Oberhol­ t�eJr amaU, er aon :Steven la with SUN., MON, and TUIS. :r.er ; trea1mrer, Raymond Colttrlll . h Jlj a:randparen&,. "1001 ARABIAN NJGIITS" Mr,. WeaJey l"ry 111,nd aon MarMrs. Wiseman led a abort pro-' Mister MAGOO V in were bwlneu vi1iLor1 in · 1ram 1nd refre1hment1 w.ere ser- o,i.,o ·. unLln a:ton today, !i � tft h ved by Mn. P'aull e Atk a, "THE FLYING FONTAJNES" Be(ty Gilkey, Mrs. Mal')' Michtel Callan -;-- Joan EWilllll and Mn. Haul Henderson. · \" . ' ' i · F.1J l.i•, ·: . · !!,In ,., I cex .. . d�·Yfi Chit411e n ll'n Be 1::lc {i rl• ' .u'I .,,.;. \ . : . ·non9recrw1th \. Ji r.:r � I ' of . MEIGS THEATRE ON YOUR "· " ,f . � , fl eCts , N ew OfficerS . MIND ALONG • • ' C,? unty -H , S�1p10 • • PTA · ·.-ii .' 1 . . BOATI NG SEASON' 'I S' ' H!lE! ,. '. Da u gh , pastor, announced today. Tbe c hoir will • h•"O. wouilcl up ·· A Son� and a Pr a yer", "Keep a s hor_t to ur ,;if _ O hio appw1m ce.11 failh with God, America ·•, "l!e when I t pau ses 111 Laure l Cliff !or Slum!Jers Not Nor Sleeps " , "For• ll s program. The dlr�ar 11 evermore Rejoice!", "Hymns of Herbert P epptr. J,'aith" a trombone solo by Nad a The program . 11tartJnc 7;3Q Zimmer, "�pirit of God", tenor includes: "Onw�rd Cll(il. ' Soll- solO by Divid Bowden· "Peace diera", " O God. 11cCe.pt )ly' art" , Sweet Peace" and ··Nothing Sati1· ·Rock of Af,11••' 'I Wllt/ QC of fies But Jeaua." . � H 1I Mercie, , 1 { , Le• . , Me", t Troop " Meets At M Urray · H.Qffle Meigs County Comm issibne r . SCHOOL CHOIR . 3 l•voi.ce oa��e Vocation School choir o( Jackson, � The Ky ., wtli appear in a full concert of sacred music Sunday night at the Laurel Cl)ff Free Methodist Church, Rev . W, H . Stra us. ll DEMOCRATIC CAN DIDATE , · VOCATION So, Ott,lo Shit A rrh. " Ub,r. . l j l h & l l l t: h SIi CHUCKLE FOR TODAY ON THE MAI N FLOOR a., LUCILLI tt.l,WKUd The cast for the Senior plays of Middleport High were anen by 'May 13 lo Mrs. John ".i1oore, nounced yesterday. This /.ear the Seniors are presenting two who will take Lhe money to the one act plays on May 1 . Mrs. Nan Moore is directing the ,, .'' Elbe rfelds H ousewares •-r a:3� :��. �.u:z; .._..la i!" =.: vsr.f...,-• p l Mrs. Titus Is Wl'A pfesl"dent for Sugar Run =-.�. omeroy A}3fDI To Sound Now At Noon Eaeh Day •• Oerk Job By w• =��1:i �':.�00 �:n ---=------ ----------- -'-----Hea'f'/. Weekend QI PoUoe Activity Towu Jails Busy After �rests By Co�ty, Local Officers Jn Middleport jail tbll morninC: , released under $IM) bond l!!aeh on Law - offitlt'.111 11( tht, �a had � trander to Lbc coi111t)'' charge1 of In toxication. awaiting lll t 1 heavy wMiend ,,..1th tOur men ' ln · a seuion of Mayor Legar'1 in th.e • county j�il . thtf ll;)On\ing jail Was Charles Payne, Ru:nfotd. Saturday ,evening, Caraon J. cou� of ct.¥¥e a on aod ODIi!! ma n beinfr h�d in· lh,c- W, Va., arrested Llnger art11ted was Payne larceny. t leit, Pt.. Pleasant, forfeited peti Rei,trt Midd_lent jail for Sllcrift: 1 · followin& the theft or wine, Sheriff, S,l,0. bond on a DWI charge, Ern· Hartenba'th . In Jail were Virgil E. Hudson, Hartenbach Hid. No bearinll 'ftrc e■t J. Cunningham , New England, Min..Y_lllt- arre1ted by c0unty of- hel d In county court today because W. Va. forfett�d $30 on an intox.i• flee� on a cb.arge of allowlnl en of. _the absence t11f the clerk, R. E. cation charge, and . Richard C. Knight, Athena, forfeited 33.70 on la o1111bip Relati unllcenled operator to operate hia Gnndley. Three Charles ton, W. Vi., men a apecdin&: charge. All tbrce men _ Gredgory Chute, · 1307 Bru�cls car. Reported By Family by Ave., Columbus •wJII jailed on a arrested sunda,y by Pomeroy Police had been urested last week Claro l'ttoalm, wife of Harold roy Polit.e, Pome Chief said nd, bc:i · on released were. Rport to county charge or failure Pltc■iJOl1, 81. • .,..._ In Ameri· Ardith Barton, Pomeroy arrested an accident and Charle s Sch uler, Jed Webster . Giving bond of $250 and killed that whti can •viltton Pomeroy Police on assault and by in Tuesday ance r i.ppea hla for RuU.1nd , wu jailed by 'Pomeroy; bl-If ill Fbll■del,i.ta S.IUNl■y, · char&eA fl ied bJ hta wife, battery was court Legar'11 Charle• MayOl' Oper• recltle,s a of charge a n o Pollce '. . ........ ' . • I& • n,,.t. - of ifN_ !1111/m • NE"N �P�ll(O with the charge■ disreleued of waa charba t l l& J lf ce i ttONi .aUon •mi ck ·1� by 85 foot concrete � ncbe• hick , ocated na: the nte lne. William Holdren, Charleston, Flihet', lli<\(IJl!pol't, hen the plainUlf lolled to w mi"ed <0111110nlona, Two DWI. h t o four wi In aed ents d resi of apart• U'!e r ry f too T - pitrol jall•d Hen Mor. · � In �lddleport an d Wll5 ,built Mr<. ptt,■lm lr,· ibt !IM,c!M' of the (Rohen) t,la,n i lFurnittU'f: Store, Dutton _Drug store, 1111 , PwtllaOUtt,, .Route a, ob an l Tbom■is o. Wilner and Charles M. appear to pre:11 cbargea. l';1Cel .of �trona: ,.and. 1-ft��ta of, the, • . llup Do.... lllo' of T. In ,.,,.17 court ll■lurd&Y, Jud;• , > Hansbaw, both uf Cborlealon, we" -- o11■,... tbe building. llie PraU'a· Beauly S hoppe, Ill Fuel Gu flilil '. Davll, Sr. , ,: I • ,, '. 1 1 l _ :L9T - � u. Molllil, - . Obio ' Co,, I in !:1; ,E. W, Peoples fined Howard Stltls, Hobaon, $25 and eosu Ott an u-­ uult and ba�te?l[ -c�ar&e and 1us­ pended the fme. A fine of $2.$ and costs was al&0 suspended for For­ real Fontenot, charged with de­ fraud ln& an innkee per. t,uline Dorat, Long lloUom, paid a N ;ind cost.Ii �ne on ■ 1tate. patrol chlf'Ce of falling to stop m an aPured dear dl!ltanee. Geora:e. Patrolman Pomeroy Hick• and Middleport Patrolman Ike Neal h ad a roadblocll:. H!l up at Kern Run early tht11 mornin1 In , an effort lo 1,pprcbcnd two men who had robbed • motorut. at Bel,­ pre, but the two men, -■Id lo be travellDI West � Route , ao. dld (See Town Jail Po&• 5fflDY ' • .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 23, 1960 lee mcknight snyder