https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f8edf515386a767cf081b7a7a0c93e86.pdf 90e6ee8a8101ad5da93d1f7975395007 PDF Text Text • . .. .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 ' • .' �-..:. ••• L (HE DAILY SENTINEL �-- Ullllllffllblting l:ditorially ;., •-· '' -: � Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April za, 1� 2-DaHy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 25, 1960 M�� and Mrs. :Robert HJwk of Chester is staying al Ch1rlea Spen C'er 's home whil� Mrs. ipencer l1 in Meigs .Hospilal. r I�t, 1., ..J ' tr • �-Ls• ..• •• ' •• r M L - ,' a •" � •' •• Rutland Community News IW' JNn P•l"Mr 1ue11 ot Calhy Tbomu,. 111.unda,. \ . lira. Miude Sellarcil 1a DOW at IUtTHOAY OINNIR Mn .. Ethel �nowden ..,.. hon- her home in Holden, W. v1., wilb ored with a b1rtlld1y dlnner Sun- Iler bu.aband, Ed. • day, April 10, at the hom• of her Mr. lDd Mn. Don SLr1ua of ton, Mr. and Mn. Harry Snowden Columbus called on .Mr. and Mn. Edward Thomu. M.onda)i. and 10n,. David, Pt. Pleuant. Attendtnli! were Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mn. Carlot Snowden and Robert Snowden and family, Rut- Jeff weni wed:end 1UN1, ol lbelr land; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Snow daua:hter, )Ir. and Mn. Jolin Mont­ den and tamily, Columbu1; Mr. and a:omery, Columblll. Mrs. Nathan Taylor, Debue, W. Va. Mrs. Helen Bolin bu bun tnmMr. and Mrs. CarlOll Snowden and !erred to a Columbut hoapltal. Jeff, Rutland, and Mr. and Mr1. John Sha.lee and children or �ick Tassen and Cynthia, H1mt• Muncie, Ind., 1pen1,. the !:alter bol• IDli!lOD. iday with Rev. and M.n. Raymond GOOD FRIDAY SIRVICIS Biddle and Cllvln. Allen Biddle 'I'he Nuarene, Church of Christ wu also a weekend 1ue.1t of bil and Methodist churches of 1Rotland parenta. held a union Good Friday service Mn. Violet Grate 1- employ.cl al &l th_e Methodist Chur,:h, Friday the Rutland )fut �.rket owned bJ" evening. ' Erneat Sellards. Arnold and Herm.n OrJte ot Rev. Gevra:e Davia of the Meth<>dist Church, gave the welcome. Mr. the Rutland and Muon Furnitu.re Vernon Weber 11n1 '"The Lord'• Storea Were in Cbarle1ton TuHday Prayer" accompanied by .Mn. to attend I furniture show� Margaret SchlUing. Mra. Garnet Wllllaniaon, Allb Rev. Thomas Weill, of the Chalmer dealer, attended a teceul Church of Christ gave the sermon. dillrid dinner and salea meetina Mrs. Ethel Nelson and Thlema in Belpre. Michael :sang "Thirty Pleees of Mr. and Mn. B111 Coy and Silver"' accomP1nied ·by Mn. Le• 'dau,bter have moved from the ona King. Rev. Harold Klina:el, Orate property on Colle1e:11v to the Na:r.arene Churh a:ave the scrip- Hutcblnson property on Route lZt lure, and Herbie Grate, son of 'Mr. near Milea Cemeter,. and Mn. Arnold Grate, aan1 "Open the Gates of the Temple" acrompanied by Mrs. Klingel. Charles-Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Ho£fman, and Blaine Turner, son of iv. and Mn. BY MRS. C. D. WOOOI Sunday School atlendancie on W_fyDe Turner, were in charge of April 17 was 88, offertne ,11.80. the candle lighting. W onhip fervice1 we.re held at SUNRIS ■ SERVICE Easter Sunri11e ,ervlce. were 10:45 with the ltev. Card brlnt· held al the Church of Chrt,t. Re"Y. Ing the me.,uge on ''The Gloey of Thoma& Weillii hr.ought the aetmon Easter." A.1 ChrisUana we mu1t Cathy Thomas s4ng 11.ccompanied gin the story of CbrUlt and HI• by s,bra Canaday. The lradltionl love to others." Florence Spen• Euter break(&Sl was served in the cer sang a q,ecial numbtr "At ctiUrch basement following the aer• Calvary." ..,ices. Eaoter Sunriae aenlce1 were CILEaRATIS fht BIRTHDAY held on the bW by �r,. Ella Mn. Belle Martin celebra,led her Weaver'• al 5:45 with an at!end• 91st birthday with a dinnor at- ance of 21. Mrs. Eleanor &ylea le.oded by all her childreb oo Sun- w11 program leader. The songs· and day, April 10. Mn. Marlin wa1 "One DQ", "He LJves" presented many useful gifts. "Christ Arose" w,re sune by the Attending were Mr. and Mn. gro up and "Were You There?'' Ira Martin and Bruce, Kentucky; was auna: by Mr. and Mn. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ada-ms and D. Woode. Poems were a:iven by �ue, Leewood, W. Va.; Mr. 11.nd Tbelm1 Hendetaon and Charles Mrs. Robert Kaiser of Waverly; Taylor. . Mrs. Ethel .Kinney of Canal Win• The Sunday �ool cla�es of cheater; William Martin and chlld• younger chUdrtn enjoyed I.ft e H hunt on the church lawn from ren, and John Martin, Rulland. RELATIVE DIES 1Q:34H0.45. Mrs. Frances Larkin, Middleport There was -an attendantt of R. D. received word of the death 30 at communion senJaia on of her brother-in•law, Don Larkins , Saturday evening April 16. Columbus who died Monday, ApThere wts 1n 11.ttendance of 14 ril 18. The body was sent to New Wednesday evenin& •t the prayer servicfl1 with Helen WoorJe lead• Mexico for bur!al. ed. The group appointed C. D. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Vrs. Robert Nell!lon &re Woode to lead this Wednesday announcing the birth of ·an 8 lb., evening. '1 ounce son, Culley Robert, at Hol• Mrs. Dinsmore Boyle& ,pent • zer Hospital, April 19. The>' have few day, thla i,eek with ber par, two other children, Vicki and enta;. Mr. •and "Mn. Marne Sturm of MIilstone, W. Va. Pamela. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Easler visitors of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Nelson anrl Mr. and Mn. Harry Guthrie were Mr. and J(ra. Delbert Yost and famU, of Sugar Howard Phillips, Rutland. Great grandparents are Mr. and Grove and Mr. and Mra. Sed Q'. Mrs. J. Henry Nelaon, Mr. and Mrs. Brleri of Columbus. William Haley, Rutland, and :Mrs , Mr. and Mn. Earl Davia and daughter Ellt-n of Marietta took "M&ude Wilson, Sprin&field. dinner with Mr. and Mn. Chia. FIR.MEN CALLED Te Rutland VolLinteer Fire De· 0. Woode, Eaater. Supper 1ue1ta: partment anawered two dlla were )Jr. and Mn. Clair Woode the past week. The first was to a of Cheater. Mr. and 'Mn. Chas. O'Brien and ·brush £ire on the hlII back of the Freda Grate property,_ Colle-ae-av. son or Col�mbus spent lhe EuThe 1econd call was tO pt1t out ter weekend wilb her p1rent1,. a burnina pill of scrap lumbel- �- and- Mn.. Gamer Griffin. and tree 1\ump on \he adjolnina Mr.a. G. C. Hart a nd Mn. Ill• properties of Nick Grueser 1nd the al Woolfrom and 2,wo children home occupied,_ by the Calvin' spent the --.nd witll . the Sprouse and John Tillis fllmme, on Dinsmore Boyles 'family. ' Main-a\. Mr. and Mn. Clarence Alberton and two children of Columbu1 RUTLAND PllllSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Webster ,pent lhe weekend wttb Mr. and and son and Dwayne Eskew and Mn. Arthur Atherton a'nd Wilma friend o! Dayton, ·Mn. Mildred Jean. Withee, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Wm. Gale •nd ton Billy, ltichard Simon, Rocky and P&tty 1 of Quincy, Mich., vJalted her mo­ Langaville, were Ea1ter Sunday I.her Mn. Clifford Kincaid for 1ue1ts of· Mr. and illn. Raymond Easter. Mr. and Mn. PhUlip .Boyle, of Hatfield, Joyce and Charles, MIN Ph)'Ula A:nft Murph�)". i\U• Che41,er, Kr. and Mn. Starlin,: dent. at Kentucky, Cbrl1tl1n •C ol• MUIU' of Eutero lftd Kt. and leae, wai • recent 1uut of_>.(t. and Mn . .Nchard · S.ne.l' and ,on lln. Earl Kl ... While here, Miu Timmy ,pent Eiste, with tlielr M�liey wu , 1pea.ter at , the parent.a, lb'. and Mn. Dhwnore Church of Chrilt tellln& of her fu• Boylea. tun II a mi11ionary to Mexico. A The Berun elau of the Churcll 1llver� otterlnr • wa1. taken to aid of Cbrut. llldileport, pNNnted H. E. P""1 with a poUed Uty her. Re\'. ThomH V. Weill,, Gra)'.aon 1 for Elater. Ky't w:11 a week end riuest of Mr. Mr. •nd Mra. Harold Swarte ' and children of and �rs. Earl King. • Mra. Je111mine L)'on1 was a bus- Va., •pent Sunt:I■)' wjtJa' bb: 'par. Jneu visitor in «:}a1Upol11 Tuesday. ent1, itr. ind lln. Holwrt Sw.tirb llra. Mar)' Liatlley and· t.mU, Mr. and Mra.. H. W. _folden of Charlotte, N. C., W1lre· weekend of Luq:sville vl11tect l\er mother c1,1e1bi or Mra. Gamet Wlllit"110R. Mrs. Etta Brook, Zuter. c,lli.. Satunlay _were Mn. Mahl Mr. and iln. Pearl Bll<lley Farmet � Mr. and Mn. Ben Har• have purebued and mdwd lilto "Yey, Columbul, llarimt Ward & holllf!I trailer located on their and Dom Gaffney, Baltimore, jid, tum. . Vi�\Un1 S11nda, wa1 Miu Sandra Kra. France, U.rper and fam• lly and Vjt1lJlia S.1111 of CoolvUle ln.lrabam, llarieLta. 'Mn. LoWae Nie.hot, visited over visited Ii-, Tutborer at the weekend with bet dau1htu, Elmwood •Nunin, Home., Mn. Max: Edmundaon Mr. and Mr,., Wm Carr , an4 Mr. and chl,ldttn vldt_,d her, JaNllt,, l!f. 1An1svlllo, R. D. . Earl Kln& *pent a and 1Mra. Robett Wbtte al ltulO Mr. and Mn, ' f�-� .wttll lu!r oonr, Mr. on4 E11ter. , ilin. �·•""'"'· Jn4 family In � lliya ·�•tor . Col�bu1, _recenu;. ·vacallan ·,t �if Old bom1 it G.U11-' . via. , • ville. . , · , ¥,!a,,W• MOid ol .j,1� � •,; Mr, •nd "'r ••i n. Maude RawlOenbt••w llld1 itecl :,, 11111 ai>d Jlr. arid lib'. 0, ,,., t.Y· daUCbter ol ••j<l•tl<I ••, 001.. w� the Htlw.$"�irfi 111.d ·Folllln., Buel Shoemaker II 'limWe1. · · , ll«eal Jin. cleanl'!,l,loo � l!lhel Nei.,,n. · Mn. Be,ale . WIie bu been Ill Paul BU<,klof incl I _ Mr. IUlil I Jin. Cllarlei . 01 an�, upcler • 4!1<toc'i_ lll'f, lire. u,t Kn. Cb'de llln1 and Belpte, Jfa!,e( Swarta and famll) haq moved from. the Earl fir. 1111d Kn. "ilifi,id lllnr., all of But)dey of lllnl � fll> CoUe..av to the Athens and Jeae wood prpJl«IY, !lalelll"BL R':!'18vlll'1 lldwml 'l'homu Tlie Girl Scout troop of fte..... Mr,, aml .....,. JfN. JCthel Nelaon vi• ville visited the f.:imwood Nun1 and uee lttd t;ath)I Tho111u 11 MelO Qen, Home 1!11ter and �led ! era! II01f\lal, Illa Tliomu a pallen!l with llln4-....d• ., ... b(;ten leJ, I , ta\'111'1. (• , · •• , 'ibi,illau, � IDOlher, �, . Beljje WIie, vtalted with Mr. aml ''LiMI · llr!incl lira. H(Bi>etl GlllltJ/ Jlld- lln i- IIJtd,< lb'I. MINI • , ':' llr. •"" lfri. � •-'-"-" , :, 0 . 4teporl. -1 . ', , ilet Oart, .... .. � i MCMASTER HDWE. & FURN. Alfred Area �: ' t' 1r,; ASK WARM WELCOME TOKYO 1JPI - The govern­ ment of Nepal has appealed to the Nepalese people to give Com• rnunlst Chinese Premier Chou En• lal a "warin welcome" when h,e arrlv,e-s in Kathmandu Tuesday en foute home from talks in New Delhi, Jndta, with Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehrll, the New China News Agency s.11.ld. " , ,1 ! :, ' ' ... lirl add ;µo ..-u, _.,.....,.. •iln. ........ UD. Balle7R . • . , ' � ., ·� -"-r:--•--� (! " \ , .. •• '!. ' Washing Machines, 1 Room of Kitchen Uten. . sils. Everything To Be Found In A First Class Hardware and F·urnitu re Store. . NIGHT STAN D · · · · · · · · · ·. Sale $14.99 Blond - Reg, $9.95 NIGHT STAND · · · · · · · · · · · · Sale '$4.99 Wootl.-4 Chain- Reg. $39.95 AWNING- 9 h. · · · · · · · · Sale $11.75 Sunbeun - Reg, U 4.95 ELEORIC IRON · · · · · · · · · · Sale $8.49 General MUls - Reg. $1Z.95 8RlWA$T SUITES · · · · Sale $14.99 Drop Leaf - White Porcelain - Was $8,95 UTILITY TABLE · · · · · · · · · · Sale $3.99 ELECTRIC IRON · : · · · · · · .. Sale $6.99 ¾ Bed COil SPRING - 48" · · .. · · · $9. 95 Leatherette Seals - Reg. $5,95 DINING ROOM CHAIRS BEDS-WOOD and IRON Sale $1.50 INCLUDING MlLS $2.50-$5.00 -$7.50-$9.95 Reg. $!.95 BOUDOIR LAMPS · · · · · · · · Sale $1.49 ' D"'l"leai_'.""' Reg, tll.95 �-i Euler i,4�ilaet,;'�flldi'd • ' . . •' ........ ..., . Sale $5.99 UNf;t.$11fq T.AeLE , Jimrd ,tra SALE Reg. $t.49 Pl_umbing Accessories, Oil Stoves, Gas Stoves, ..._.,il;·�Lwen: Ills. gal. Kem-tone $4.29 gal. Be�$, "Box· Spri��s, ·Matf-resses� ::latt, Tubs •Jilin! lali ho- -�� SALE -�Hardware, Furniture, Paints, Carpets, Rugs, Ult Mtl·/ All New Stock Reg. $1.39 gal. Kem-Glo $6.25 gal. '\Ym.tnetown ti. . •· SUPER KEM-TONE and KfM.GLO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Social Events !,:I ·', SHl!BWIN•WII.LL\IIS ,'. > rll 1· ·, Re&,;,.7f.:P, $59.95 . -y�1 , '·:' ! Cast Iron - with fitting, ALUMINUM ROASTERS · · Sale $ l.49 , BO�:...,INGS · · · · · · · · Choice $29.95 l,.alvanl,'1'1- Size 3 x 8 35::IJtilhJ c.-.tnets · · · · · · All ½ ,Price IRON SHEETS · · Sale $1.00 per sheet. Size $.s 8 Reg. $8.85 y· t· -Muca· Less ' ' -� ' • . '.'1'-<r,i'.: . ' ' . --�J '.II ' , i ., .,\�y.,\�-. NOTHING HEl�'*;NOTHING RESERVED ' ·•· RUGS·· · · · Sale $2.75 .,, 32 PIECE SO OF CHINA • I ' . 'I MERat4NDISl IM.111E SOU1H ROOM " IATH TUB - 5 ft. · · · · · · · · · · · · $65.00 Reg. $5.00 . . ,. . ' •· ... ·."'·1,i.Jlj, _,, , I Wh.en" It's Gone • It's G•�� t I. '. . 'Please No Telephone Calls Salt $4.00 , '. ,.' � l"f • �-..:. ••• L (HE DAILY SENTINEL �-- Ullllllffllblting l:ditorially ;., •-· '' -: � Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April za, 1� 2-DaHy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 25, 1960 M�� and Mrs. :Robert HJwk of Chester is staying al Ch1rlea Spen C'er 's home whil� Mrs. ipencer l1 in Meigs .Hospilal. r I�t, 1., ..J ' tr • �-Ls• ..• •• ' •• r M L - ,' a •" � •' •• Rutland Community News IW' JNn P•l"Mr 1ue11 ot Calhy Tbomu,. 111.unda,. \ . lira. Miude Sellarcil 1a DOW at IUtTHOAY OINNIR Mn .. Ethel �nowden ..,.. hon- her home in Holden, W. v1., wilb ored with a b1rtlld1y dlnner Sun- Iler bu.aband, Ed. • day, April 10, at the hom• of her Mr. lDd Mn. Don SLr1ua of ton, Mr. and Mn. Harry Snowden Columbus called on .Mr. and Mn. Edward Thomu. M.onda)i. and 10n,. David, Pt. Pleuant. Attendtnli! were Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mn. Carlot Snowden and Robert Snowden and family, Rut- Jeff weni wed:end 1UN1, ol lbelr land; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Snow daua:hter, )Ir. and Mn. Jolin Mont­ den and tamily, Columbu1; Mr. and a:omery, Columblll. Mrs. Nathan Taylor, Debue, W. Va. Mrs. Helen Bolin bu bun tnmMr. and Mrs. CarlOll Snowden and !erred to a Columbut hoapltal. Jeff, Rutland, and Mr. and Mr1. John Sha.lee and children or �ick Tassen and Cynthia, H1mt• Muncie, Ind., 1pen1,. the !:alter bol• IDli!lOD. iday with Rev. and M.n. Raymond GOOD FRIDAY SIRVICIS Biddle and Cllvln. Allen Biddle 'I'he Nuarene, Church of Christ wu also a weekend 1ue.1t of bil and Methodist churches of 1Rotland parenta. held a union Good Friday service Mn. Violet Grate 1- employ.cl al &l th_e Methodist Chur,:h, Friday the Rutland )fut �.rket owned bJ" evening. ' Erneat Sellards. Arnold and Herm.n OrJte ot Rev. Gevra:e Davia of the Meth<>dist Church, gave the welcome. Mr. the Rutland and Muon Furnitu.re Vernon Weber 11n1 '"The Lord'• Storea Were in Cbarle1ton TuHday Prayer" accompanied by .Mn. to attend I furniture show� Margaret SchlUing. Mra. Garnet Wllllaniaon, Allb Rev. Thomas Weill, of the Chalmer dealer, attended a teceul Church of Christ gave the sermon. dillrid dinner and salea meetina Mrs. Ethel Nelson and Thlema in Belpre. Michael :sang "Thirty Pleees of Mr. and Mn. B111 Coy and Silver"' accomP1nied ·by Mn. Le• 'dau,bter have moved from the ona King. Rev. Harold Klina:el, Orate property on Colle1e:11v to the Na:r.arene Churh a:ave the scrip- Hutcblnson property on Route lZt lure, and Herbie Grate, son of 'Mr. near Milea Cemeter,. and Mn. Arnold Grate, aan1 "Open the Gates of the Temple" acrompanied by Mrs. Klingel. Charles-Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Ho£fman, and Blaine Turner, son of iv. and Mn. BY MRS. C. D. WOOOI Sunday School atlendancie on W_fyDe Turner, were in charge of April 17 was 88, offertne ,11.80. the candle lighting. W onhip fervice1 we.re held at SUNRIS ■ SERVICE Easter Sunri11e ,ervlce. were 10:45 with the ltev. Card brlnt· held al the Church of Chrt,t. Re"Y. Ing the me.,uge on ''The Gloey of Thoma& Weillii hr.ought the aetmon Easter." A.1 ChrisUana we mu1t Cathy Thomas s4ng 11.ccompanied gin the story of CbrUlt and HI• by s,bra Canaday. The lradltionl love to others." Florence Spen• Euter break(&Sl was served in the cer sang a q,ecial numbtr "At ctiUrch basement following the aer• Calvary." ..,ices. Eaoter Sunriae aenlce1 were CILEaRATIS fht BIRTHDAY held on the bW by �r,. Ella Mn. Belle Martin celebra,led her Weaver'• al 5:45 with an at!end• 91st birthday with a dinnor at- ance of 21. Mrs. Eleanor &ylea le.oded by all her childreb oo Sun- w11 program leader. The songs· and day, April 10. Mn. Marlin wa1 "One DQ", "He LJves" presented many useful gifts. "Christ Arose" w,re sune by the Attending were Mr. and Mn. gro up and "Were You There?'' Ira Martin and Bruce, Kentucky; was auna: by Mr. and Mn. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ada-ms and D. Woode. Poems were a:iven by �ue, Leewood, W. Va.; Mr. 11.nd Tbelm1 Hendetaon and Charles Mrs. Robert Kaiser of Waverly; Taylor. . Mrs. Ethel .Kinney of Canal Win• The Sunday �ool cla�es of cheater; William Martin and chlld• younger chUdrtn enjoyed I.ft e H hunt on the church lawn from ren, and John Martin, Rulland. RELATIVE DIES 1Q:34H0.45. Mrs. Frances Larkin, Middleport There was -an attendantt of R. D. received word of the death 30 at communion senJaia on of her brother-in•law, Don Larkins , Saturday evening April 16. Columbus who died Monday, ApThere wts 1n 11.ttendance of 14 ril 18. The body was sent to New Wednesday evenin& •t the prayer servicfl1 with Helen WoorJe lead• Mexico for bur!al. ed. The group appointed C. D. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Vrs. Robert Nell!lon &re Woode to lead this Wednesday announcing the birth of ·an 8 lb., evening. '1 ounce son, Culley Robert, at Hol• Mrs. Dinsmore Boyle& ,pent • zer Hospital, April 19. The>' have few day, thla i,eek with ber par, two other children, Vicki and enta;. Mr. •and "Mn. Marne Sturm of MIilstone, W. Va. Pamela. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Easler visitors of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Nelson anrl Mr. and Mn. Harry Guthrie were Mr. and J(ra. Delbert Yost and famU, of Sugar Howard Phillips, Rutland. Great grandparents are Mr. and Grove and Mr. and Mra. Sed Q'. Mrs. J. Henry Nelaon, Mr. and Mrs. Brleri of Columbus. William Haley, Rutland, and :Mrs , Mr. and Mn. Earl Davia and daughter Ellt-n of Marietta took "M&ude Wilson, Sprin&field. dinner with Mr. and Mn. Chia. FIR.MEN CALLED Te Rutland VolLinteer Fire De· 0. Woode, Eaater. Supper 1ue1ta: partment anawered two dlla were )Jr. and Mn. Clair Woode the past week. The first was to a of Cheater. Mr. and 'Mn. Chas. O'Brien and ·brush £ire on the hlII back of the Freda Grate property,_ Colle-ae-av. son or Col�mbus spent lhe EuThe 1econd call was tO pt1t out ter weekend wilb her p1rent1,. a burnina pill of scrap lumbel- �- and- Mn.. Gamer Griffin. and tree 1\ump on \he adjolnina Mr.a. G. C. Hart a nd Mn. Ill• properties of Nick Grueser 1nd the al Woolfrom and 2,wo children home occupied,_ by the Calvin' spent the --.nd witll . the Sprouse and John Tillis fllmme, on Dinsmore Boyles 'family. ' Main-a\. Mr. and Mn. Clarence Alberton and two children of Columbu1 RUTLAND PllllSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Webster ,pent lhe weekend wttb Mr. and and son and Dwayne Eskew and Mn. Arthur Atherton a'nd Wilma friend o! Dayton, ·Mn. Mildred Jean. Withee, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Wm. Gale •nd ton Billy, ltichard Simon, Rocky and P&tty 1 of Quincy, Mich., vJalted her mo­ Langaville, were Ea1ter Sunday I.her Mn. Clifford Kincaid for 1ue1ts of· Mr. and illn. Raymond Easter. Mr. and Mn. PhUlip .Boyle, of Hatfield, Joyce and Charles, MIN Ph)'Ula A:nft Murph�)". i\U• Che41,er, Kr. and Mn. Starlin,: dent. at Kentucky, Cbrl1tl1n •C ol• MUIU' of Eutero lftd Kt. and leae, wai • recent 1uut of_>.(t. and Mn . .Nchard · S.ne.l' and ,on lln. Earl Kl ... While here, Miu Timmy ,pent Eiste, with tlielr M�liey wu , 1pea.ter at , the parent.a, lb'. and Mn. Dhwnore Church of Chrilt tellln& of her fu• Boylea. tun II a mi11ionary to Mexico. A The Berun elau of the Churcll 1llver� otterlnr • wa1. taken to aid of Cbrut. llldileport, pNNnted H. E. P""1 with a poUed Uty her. Re\'. ThomH V. Weill,, Gra)'.aon 1 for Elater. Ky't w:11 a week end riuest of Mr. Mr. •nd Mra. Harold Swarte ' and children of and �rs. Earl King. • Mra. Je111mine L)'on1 was a bus- Va., •pent Sunt:I■)' wjtJa' bb: 'par. Jneu visitor in «:}a1Upol11 Tuesday. ent1, itr. ind lln. Holwrt Sw.tirb llra. Mar)' Liatlley and· t.mU, Mr. and Mra.. H. W. _folden of Charlotte, N. C., W1lre· weekend of Luq:sville vl11tect l\er mother c1,1e1bi or Mra. Gamet Wlllit"110R. Mrs. Etta Brook, Zuter. c,lli.. Satunlay _were Mn. Mahl Mr. and iln. Pearl Bll<lley Farmet � Mr. and Mn. Ben Har• have purebued and mdwd lilto "Yey, Columbul, llarimt Ward & holllf!I trailer located on their and Dom Gaffney, Baltimore, jid, tum. . Vi�\Un1 S11nda, wa1 Miu Sandra Kra. France, U.rper and fam• lly and Vjt1lJlia S.1111 of CoolvUle ln.lrabam, llarieLta. 'Mn. LoWae Nie.hot, visited over visited Ii-, Tutborer at the weekend with bet dau1htu, Elmwood •Nunin, Home., Mn. Max: Edmundaon Mr. and Mr,., Wm Carr , an4 Mr. and chl,ldttn vldt_,d her, JaNllt,, l!f. 1An1svlllo, R. D. . Earl Kln& *pent a and 1Mra. Robett Wbtte al ltulO Mr. and Mn, ' f�-� .wttll lu!r oonr, Mr. on4 E11ter. , ilin. �·•""'"'· Jn4 family In � lliya ·�•tor . Col�bu1, _recenu;. ·vacallan ·,t �if Old bom1 it G.U11-' . via. , • ville. . , · , ¥,!a,,W• MOid ol .j,1� � •,; Mr, •nd "'r ••i n. Maude RawlOenbt••w llld1 itecl :,, 11111 ai>d Jlr. arid lib'. 0, ,,., t.Y· daUCbter ol ••j<l•tl<I ••, 001.. w� the Htlw.$"�irfi 111.d ·Folllln., Buel Shoemaker II 'limWe1. · · , ll«eal Jin. cleanl'!,l,loo � l!lhel Nei.,,n. · Mn. Be,ale . WIie bu been Ill Paul BU<,klof incl I _ Mr. IUlil I Jin. Cllarlei . 01 an�, upcler • 4!1<toc'i_ lll'f, lire. u,t Kn. Cb'de llln1 and Belpte, Jfa!,e( Swarta and famll) haq moved from. the Earl fir. 1111d Kn. "ilifi,id lllnr., all of But)dey of lllnl � fll> CoUe..av to the Athens and Jeae wood prpJl«IY, !lalelll"BL R':!'18vlll'1 lldwml 'l'homu Tlie Girl Scout troop of fte..... Mr,, aml .....,. JfN. JCthel Nelaon vi• ville visited the f.:imwood Nun1 and uee lttd t;ath)I Tho111u 11 MelO Qen, Home 1!11ter and �led ! era! II01f\lal, Illa Tliomu a pallen!l with llln4-....d• ., ... b(;ten leJ, I , ta\'111'1. (• , · •• , 'ibi,illau, � IDOlher, �, . Beljje WIie, vtalted with Mr. aml ''LiMI · llr!incl lira. H(Bi>etl GlllltJ/ Jlld- lln i- IIJtd,< lb'I. MINI • , ':' llr. •"" lfri. � •-'-"-" , :, 0 . 4teporl. -1 . ', , ilet Oart, .... .. � i MCMASTER HDWE. & FURN. Alfred Area �: ' t' 1r,; ASK WARM WELCOME TOKYO 1JPI - The govern­ ment of Nepal has appealed to the Nepalese people to give Com• rnunlst Chinese Premier Chou En• lal a "warin welcome" when h,e arrlv,e-s in Kathmandu Tuesday en foute home from talks in New Delhi, Jndta, with Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehrll, the New China News Agency s.11.ld. " , ,1 ! :, ' ' ... lirl add ;µo ..-u, _.,.....,.. •iln. ........ UD. Balle7R . • . , ' � ., ·� -"-r:--•--� (! " \ , .. •• '!. ' Washing Machines, 1 Room of Kitchen Uten. . sils. Everything To Be Found In A First Class Hardware and F·urnitu re Store. . NIGHT STAN D · · · · · · · · · ·. Sale $14.99 Blond - Reg, $9.95 NIGHT STAND · · · · · · · · · · · · Sale '$4.99 Wootl.-4 Chain- Reg. $39.95 AWNING- 9 h. · · · · · · · · Sale $11.75 Sunbeun - Reg, U 4.95 ELEORIC IRON · · · · · · · · · · Sale $8.49 General MUls - Reg. $1Z.95 8RlWA$T SUITES · · · · Sale $14.99 Drop Leaf - White Porcelain - Was $8,95 UTILITY TABLE · · · · · · · · · · Sale $3.99 ELECTRIC IRON · : · · · · · · .. Sale $6.99 ¾ Bed COil SPRING - 48" · · .. · · · $9. 95 Leatherette Seals - Reg. $5,95 DINING ROOM CHAIRS BEDS-WOOD and IRON Sale $1.50 INCLUDING MlLS $2.50-$5.00 -$7.50-$9.95 Reg. $!.95 BOUDOIR LAMPS · · · · · · · · Sale $1.49 ' D"'l"leai_'.""' Reg, tll.95 �-i Euler i,4�ilaet,;'�flldi'd • ' . . •' ........ ..., . Sale $5.99 UNf;t.$11fq T.AeLE , Jimrd ,tra SALE Reg. $t.49 Pl_umbing Accessories, Oil Stoves, Gas Stoves, ..._.,il;·�Lwen: Ills. gal. Kem-tone $4.29 gal. Be�$, "Box· Spri��s, ·Matf-resses� ::latt, Tubs •Jilin! lali ho- -�� SALE -�Hardware, Furniture, Paints, Carpets, Rugs, Ult Mtl·/ All New Stock Reg. $1.39 gal. Kem-Glo $6.25 gal. '\Ym.tnetown ti. . •· SUPER KEM-TONE and KfM.GLO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Social Events !,:I ·', SHl!BWIN•WII.LL\IIS ,'. > rll 1· ·, Re&,;,.7f.:P, $59.95 . -y�1 , '·:' ! Cast Iron - with fitting, ALUMINUM ROASTERS · · Sale $ l.49 , BO�:...,INGS · · · · · · · · Choice $29.95 l,.alvanl,'1'1- Size 3 x 8 35::IJtilhJ c.-.tnets · · · · · · All ½ ,Price IRON SHEETS · · Sale $1.00 per sheet. Size $.s 8 Reg. $8.85 y· t· -Muca· Less ' ' -� ' • . '.'1'-<r,i'.: . ' ' . --�J '.II ' , i ., .,\�y.,\�-. NOTHING HEl�'*;NOTHING RESERVED ' ·•· RUGS·· · · · Sale $2.75 .,, 32 PIECE SO OF CHINA • I ' . 'I MERat4NDISl IM.111E SOU1H ROOM " IATH TUB - 5 ft. · · · · · · · · · · · · $65.00 Reg. $5.00 . . ,. . ' •· ... ·."'·1,i.Jlj, _,, , I Wh.en" It's Gone • It's G•�� t I. '. . 'Please No Telephone Calls Salt $4.00 , '. ,.' � l"f • �- =•-:-�e--.,--,,-.·=T:»:n;:o .:-,--,.,.--...,,.,.,..l<F"-,r'T . ' UPI - Toronto COLUMBUS evebed its series here w 1 ih tht' Columb\ll Jets Suriday, talong 11 7·1 decliion in lhe firsl telt'vised blleball 1am41 here slnce 1 Of,5. The Maple Lears Jot three runs in the fint two innings off l0&er lton Blackburn two uf them un• earned. Tiie)· added two more in the fifth and two in the sixth off rookie t>iomet.lt-s Olive. The Jell outhit the Le.ah. 9-8, but we� plagued bY eight w•lks ... : .. - : - _ • • Saa the YELi.OW PAGES 11ie Tigers haven't tnjde such a fatst start 11inee l hey won eight o{ their first nint' games in 1937 and the Plrales are · making their be!it earl)' 1howi11g since they won their first seven games in 1938. In ract, over the years, the Tigers and Pirates have mDre often than. not dissapoi u.ted ! heir followe!'I I w1th early-season slumps. f"asey Wisl'. t he PX MilwaukPc infielder, ;ind t :i ll tw r J .u11 lll'rhl•r t" t It'd the TigL•rs ' 1•xplos i �•p 111taek Sunday wh ilt• J lar\ €"Y l l 11Jdix, " h o hadn't lwa 1 en t he Hraves smee 1957, w .i -. l hl' Pirates' hero \Vise. (ll\1ng I II for � t• 1 1>11<l-bas1· man F rank Bo l l m u � i l ro H • i n f i v t> runs with 1 w, i ti 1 1 mcrs , a tri p l i· and a 8 ingli• ;rnd lle,rl>eret h11 u grilntl slam h unn· r t ha t tu ghl i ghtc<l a si x r u u f i r �t•iru u n g assa u l 1 on 22 -game w umt:-r t:,irly \\' ynn. Foyte c - k } ll'ldetJ nine hit;' lo Paul • . . , as thc T.i gers wm h f',rs l g.im� , comp1 e"1 ed. a th H.'L' g:une swee p o . 1 s. th e A 111e r1t·an Le.1gue eh,amp10'. . Haddr�x gave way to tlroy � a t"e after b.emg taggl'd fur 1 ;) h i t s I II 8 1-3 mnm�s ;mt! t h e I i ra lc re- • ,,,. N E E D. CAS H, ? · • LESS THAN A DIME a day covers tho cost of I c11h loan ol ' Bowles Arrives In Germany As Medical Private Bowles I 24 SpoMs Army PvL James �- Bowles , 22, son or Mr. and Mr�. E rne s t Bowl es, 540 LaureH . St . , Middleporl, �ecent• ly arrived m Germany an� 1s now 11 "?ember or the 52nd Med1c�I Uattalion. A supply clerk in the batlalion 's Headquarter, Detachmenl in Ludw•gsburg, he entered the Army last ftetober and completed ba1ic traininj at Fort Hood, T!!X, Bowles is 11 19ft7 gNduate ot Middleport HHlgh School. Befote entering the Army, he waa a pro• tessional baseball player with the ClncinnatJ Redt farm syster. $1 50 ,, ' ' . . C' le ,·� lan d Indians !msl\y 1 r firs ! game whe� they h on l' t \I . I ddt•. i l :· d lhc Kunsas Ctly A s, 7-0, 1 111• � t· w Y�r k Yankees �ored i'ig h t 1· u r. 1s with nobody out m t h� f i rst 1nn1.ng and downed the Bal\1�nor<' Ortolts. 1 5-9, and the Wash111gton Senators beat the Boston Ut•d Sox, 1 1-IO, 111 other Ame rican I.eague g ames. Cubt But Glanh In the Nal ional i,eagul', the Chicago Cubs knocked t h e San FrandsC' o G iant s out or rirst place. 9-4. the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers. 7-2, and the Cincinnati Reds won, 10-4, a rt­ er losing the first game of their douhle-ht>ader with the Philadel, phia Phillies, 9-�. The Indians rocked Don Larsen for five runs in the £irst inning and went on to beat the A's b1, . hind Gary Bell'B six-hit pilchi ng. Woody Held hi ! two homer s, inI e l uding n three-run blast in the £irst inning,, and Vic Power and J i m Pi c nall had three hits each for Cleveland. The Indians had Jost their firtt four game.!I or the season. ---�-LISTON · FAVOR ED • ROUSTON, Tex. UPI - Sonn1 Liston remained a aolld 3·1 favor• ite to make Texan Roy Han-ii }lis 22nd straight victim In tonight's "hCavyweight elimination" bout here. I - --.,-. · Geraldine Young MEIC'.S COUNTY TREASURER DEMOCRAT Your Vote & Support Approoiated ,, ,i Capoble - Con..,lenllous Courteous ..l<I \j,. ' � '' } S O M U C H F O R S O LI TT LE'! l ' ,} -• --• --• • --• ..-•-E -- i ' Thi, I• au 11'1111'1 dn'wln1 or the proJIOled new 40 • bed Melg,, Coualy . Veteru1 Mtmorlll ifotpllal which will be built In IHI U over SO per cent of the voter, ny "yes" on May 3rd.. 0 GOOD JO T U RN D OW N '' ' -t• • •• •• - YH, •• • J960-- �It Ll&IIUI ST&NlNNGS be4 Two Best Times Produced In Saturday Relays l t)I,' ' '' �J en ., ' , << .. · r.r J . r:.: of " on ,1 . ,� f• < -�• 1- It ,. f /· � r ' ( I . '' ,,' ,. • ' I " ' ... •• ., ~ ' •• •• •• •• •• Thln11 Qa wltll Hll�t(I , , ·'�IJ!ll H1lnti'i GOfl tJ1b Evttythln1 loodl Good : .. . .: .. ........... ...... ............... . ..............• . ...... . .... •• ••• · � I ' IOI •': , 11;11i 1111 •• y , • . . .. I • , , ', I MIii Io � . ,. •••• ' .-. ', "• ·' · : : • 1:: 1 ' .__ . , ' ',.... , .. ., y o �• r ' 1' ·;.. ', · il'.•:;,. .,.;, ..•,••·)· . .,, ." I - .',\1i . . . .,� . , l .•. •' -... '. ', SPRING REPAIR NEE□S ! ' ,,. l• • -- I'/ � ff• ;,. ' , j ·' •.,.· ir , .r_, .,. THE CHOICE • • • • Of Those Who Enl,J � llllfllll ... wW lie epenled • 1 aoa.prellt rorporrillon. ,II- ; ' ' ; COIJN'IT. Pl� .. .,. -� �-�· ,.....JUIGS le d ,: , <,.' < Newcombe Wins First, looks i\bout Ready wtn lie llllfecl with qu111nec1 medleal and o,teopathle do<lors \ P»OTY .IQ 1rQ.L 8-VE AS A· r· rir traUW bl' fiYe. ho1pllal. The hospital l't WILL BE ..( UVIIYG MEMORL\. L. TO THE Vn'ERANS OF MEIGS BIG STEP TOWARD A BE'ITER �-• .-•J!- . !he '· I ,- • 1 • ' !. , ' ' ',. :,r.;4::. , •, ., .. \. ,. � ' �• • . , ' • ,'_ { i' -' r '' ' .JI, ' "; ' , ,, . ' 6 ; :, . ! I � 'if.�.rilo_.! ifl ptt.rch••• -•t ony o.-.e ' .,tJ�'. ,t�: �. -,�_ ,. -, _.. �f n1 i x i n9 • ." S O Y O T E Y E S �M A· Y 3 r d'' - • -..,,d""' li'oW' � Wfl9 ' bt,ar;i�ld for N,,..-1 L...,• Ployor & Club G. Al R H Pct. · tblrd I Pjj,.. ·beliind -•link. IIIJII, S. I!. 10 40 9 19 .4'111 Poll, Silldl!N, Bob l!Qlblll'g of Gonzale,, Cln. 1 28 � I� .429· Qverl,iid, Kon., ■nd Jlou•lon LaKirkiand, S. F. 10 38 8 15 .417 cll!r of Jiqilllllh■m, Alo., 111 had 9 35 8 14 .400 27T'i. White, St. L ------Clernente, Pitt.I. 1 1 ts 9 1'1 .378 Schndnst, MU. 9 38 6 13 .3'11 Mathews, Mil, 9 33 8 12 .364 Skinner, Pltll. 1 1 8G 12 14 ,369 Aahburn, Chi. 9 37 5 18 .861 Bressud, S. F. 10 36 ti 1 2 .333 Run• llltttd In: Skinner, Pirates · 1:S; Cepeda, Giants 12; .Mc'Mill1n, Reds 12; F. h.oblnson, Reds 12; Aa• ron. Brave11 1 1 ; Boyer, Cards 1 1 . · COLUMBUS UPI - The 18th . · H°",Wn�;.,McMllhm, -Reds 5; annual Ohio Relays here Satui:c,ay ' yel; 4rl8rds. A; Skinru,r, Pia._te1 4; prod uced two of the nation'• heft r. epeda. 1G hmta; McCovey, "Glants; t.rlcll: times and added ah: name, Banlta, Cub!!; F. · Robinson, ROOs; to those who have met Olympic • Mathews. Breves; Aaron, Brave!!, qualification 1tandards. �ii 3. The · Unlvenlty of Michigan re­ Pitching: Friend, Pirates; Gib­ lay squada dominlated the actlon, bon, Pirates; Low, Pirate11; Mc­ winninf five event,. Two relays Cormick, Glanb; Jones, Glanlll, all records were broken and one tied. 2-0. The only double winner amqng the nearly 600 athletes rrom 26 Midwest colleaes and track clubs competing w11 Soloman Akpata or "Michiji!an State. He won 1he hno111ep,,.l ump witll s distancf' nf 47 ft. 3: 11.i lnehes arid the broad jump with a distance of 23 ft. 6 1/4 in. Glenn Davia, Olympic star and former Ohln Stale great. won the ,CINCINNATI UPI - Vetf!ran 400-meter hurdles In the rel1y1 riichthander Don Newcombe, his record time of lil.8 sef'QTlds to • flrat win of the 1enson tucked eaual the beat time ln the nation away, anpeared ready for hls 11)60 this year set by Texaa' Rex run wUh the Cincinnati Reds, but son. he may have to Iron out a few Ho\\l'ever, Jater in the dav Kan­ klnka. BH' Cliff Cuahman ran It in 51.2 Newcombe was the winner, 10-4, in Kana■,. 1t Philadelphia Sunday after the Davis was beat hy lpeh4>N In thP Phils won the opener or a double• 400-meter run by Dive Mllh, nl header, 9-tJ. Newcombe, making Purdue, former Lakewoorl. Ohio. hf■ ftr!lt start !llnce he was ■truck high S<' h001 thamnlon, with 1 on thP. wrist by a line drive a time of 4'1.8 secondt. week 1110, gave way to Jim Bros­ Also betterlfl( th& Olvmpic ml11• nan in tha sixth. tmum atandard of 14,t In the hl�b The victory snappetl a four­ hurdles were ex-Il]d lana ,tar Wll• game Rfil!ds I01ln1 1treelt and fln­ lle May "Ind Boy,m,, Grffll'I �1'­ l1hed I four-game series with n1rd C11e)'. rotumed Philadelphia a.11 they Other hl•h m1rb were a :11 .1 . home to meet Milwaukee 1tartin11 b)' former Ohio U nlvenlty st.r Tuesday night. Lei Carney ln the 200-meter ;.. Home runs by Roy McMillan lay.!I to quality him for the 01,rn. 11nd Eddie X11ko otf starter Jim pica ind 1 1:lfl,8 ,tltd·, In the t•o­ Owe111, and P'nnk Roblnton'a two­ mlle relQ, · by N'lcill11n'1 Wiatt run blalll alt Curt Simmon■ paved Schafer, Frank Ce"" Fl'ed M9n: third the way for the victory in the tour and Era:11 LePI. bell thlt ye■r. nichtcap. Ihle 11 -. ....,.. lo &un down, becau1e for only one half . mod.,. eomplltely equipped 40 � •lllf'• � 11UI mol'I! we WIii (et 1111•• one ••d one-hall mllla for this � • •• '3Mld wn. • r•• \.c:;; · FOR Houri: 9 lo 5 - Thon. 9 Ill Noon 125 E. Main St. Phone WY 2-2171 · sterwald In Fm Run�a•way F_Of • T.op G }f prJZe I VOTE FOR repaid In I monthly p1ym1nt1. Lo1n1 up to $ 1 000, Term1 up to l yurL w. a Brave rally. l ie\ N ended smnkc) 11urgess and Bob Skinner hi1 homers and Bill Mueroskl hud ,1 1 n p1e and 1wo single!! for the P i ralei;. w/10 dealt Bob Buhl t1 1s f i rsi defeat. I _1_l w . ■t worlt b tentlal at li■t rot. b)' ..200 hitiera. who dlid be&w Wt year .- junion, and �he ovtatand­ in1 ,111111lnl ol ltltft,ldor How■rd Parker. have carried 1he orte111ln ,,/ The Panthers and Yellow Jackets match bats and fielding .lo�te50 �:.,, ,ound lnfield of I gloves again Tuesday afternoon at 4 p.m., th.ls time on the Knight on third, WI n •t lhort, . Jackets' diamond in Munkipal Park. Eddie Bartel• 1t aec�d 11.ftd Phil Netlenal L.-.u• The first. test, on April 5 before either club bad worked Harrison ■t nnt hH not letn L. ,d. GB I out winter's kinks in throwing arms, ended 14-0 for the Pan. �h1rged W!th a •inrl · Jl......type mi1rue in six games. \ thers. 8 3 .72'1 Pittabureh ln other area •ames tomorrow Tomorrow rould be· difrer�nt for 7 3 .700 Lz ' Sincf' then Pornern)' has 1one on San F ran<'isco Los Angeles � II .500 2½ 1 to win five more games w ithoul de• these 1wo rivals, though only a Racine is at Rutland. •, I Philadelphia feat while- the J!lckd.s have had major upset would find the P,inO 8 .455 3 Milwaukee leu than mediocw 1ucce11 wh i le thers on the short end of the final 4 II .t+t 3 St. Louis putting eKperien« 1.mder &he ltelts score. t 5 .444 3 Cincinnati Coach Nolan swackhamer, after 4 7 .364 4 I of a domtna11tt, young team. 3 6 .333 4 Chicl'go Coach Ruaell Moore's boys own watchln1 b11ebal!1 go through the SuNl.ay's RMvtts wins over Racine, Pt. Pleasanl, legs of his infield like water Phllad•lphla t Cincinnati 5 ht Jackson, Gallipolis, and Rut land. through I sievt'" in llve games, was CiACinnati 10 ,t.iladelphia 4 Ind Middleport l08I: 'to Wahama, Galli- overjoy@d with hi!1 boys ' work in Plttsburvt, 7 MUwaukN 3 polis, Point Ple:,sant and Jackson the Racine game the last lime out Ch,uvo 9 Ian Francisco • while picldn1 11p victories over when not a single error was comSt. Loui1 7 L• Anplu t Rulland and Bacine. mitted. His pitching, too, in Boone Sah,mlay'1 llnultt • Hindy . lerty Tom Anderson and Pltt1bu n.ih J MilwaukN 4 Charles Bush. could shape up, with SHI F n ni� 1t Ch� 2 Hindy capable or reaching top Philadalphia 3 Cl nclnn.atl 2 , form anytime . . St. Louk 9 Lot AnplH S Tm! well,pertormin& infield the Monday', ,,obabl• Pltcht" " hist tidle out had freshman Rick San Francisco at St. Louis ( Oiler on third, senior 'One Hart• McCormick t2.01 v1. Mizell (1·1). N )O ioa:er at shru't1top, Freshman John, TUotlday'• Gamu Dow Sin�er at second base, and J UPI ny ORLEANS NEW Pittsburgh 1t PhUNalphle, nl9ht Finsterwald looked Uke Citation Junior Anderson at finit. Mllwaukff at Cincinnati, nlfht Panthffl Are V•lff•n• with a 10-length lead al he ran Los Angela1 at Chla,o The Panthen are experienced San F randKo at St. Louis, n ight away from the field lo qrd a record 'Ji-hole score of 2'JO Sun• with t.n all senior c11.st except in American LHiu, New third basetnan and junior Terry ' day in the $27,000 Greater p · Kni;iht. GIi Orleans Open. :'· 0 Detroit F1a., Tequnta, JO.year-old The New York 5 1 _833 II Th iey hiive performed under ,. shorI pro, aI way11 deadi y wlib h .. 4 3 .7"1 • 2 W,,hingto n • par a I presl!lure like ch.arnpions so (ar, a br t d eb o sJ!e,me game, 4 3 429 3 eoalon will .as he finished • tis atrokes title they have- a big head 1tart on Chicago 2 3 :400 3 -uelin k or gra bbing-. Only , Jacksnn, 5-4 loser _, .h..d Of blond Al 8 Kansas City 2 3 .400 3 to Pome1oy on April 12 as the one Y. N. Grosslna:er, Cleveland 1 4 _200 4 . defeat OJJ its record, h&B Jeague Fms terwaId turn ed In rounds OI 1 5 . 1 67 4 1h: Baltimore of much a chance to catch the Pan60-66-66-69 for I l4-uDder-� pe rSunday'i Rnultl then 81 the &econd haU round of fol"mance and the first N4tw York 15 laltlmora 9 play urifolds. place mone)'. His 270 obltu,rated 12 Cltk- 4 ,-...oit ...,... Panlhen, Furthermore, the I u--· ............, p eud'I Ha, ltand lld set Wnhlns,tOfl 1 1 _.,..... IO ble�ed wilh 1JOund pitch inli and ln ll!ll. Clevel1nd 7 KaMH City O enough of ll, haven't hit their poThe P,ile ·mone, hotted hi, leturd•Y"1, 1Nult. �winnlnp over U:Di,000 tpr WOULD KNOCK JINX Detr91t 6 Ch ic.,. 2 &ood for .eCQDd pl- le hlnd SAN FRANCISCO UPI - K(p'J Bo.ton I Wa..,lntf'M I M11ten winner Arnold Pfl mer 'a Calhoun attemptl!I to overcome his New .Yerk S laltlmote I "4iJIOO. Cow Palace jinx tonight by meet• Klrt11• City 6 Clav.r...,t I '�yi-t, PrOball,I• ftlb,ihff }ch111ee ing confident Henry Hanll: Jn a 10. Only thrte liltlmore, at Waahl""1rr, .n ight to ca�h l'jl)atetwlJ.d hl the final round, non-lelevi1ed middle�ht _pap.,_, (0.01 w K......,.r (0-!0), ll-DoJJI Sand'en of '.lfilm� John- bout that aome ring expert& pre­ C:tilc,-. 1t K■nNI City, nltht- ay Potl ot 'stirtvflMl'f., LI., and diet ft'lay not lael the diel.linte. O.loy, Slit. 10-1 WII lour ----------- - � Bouelinll: ' ) n· Al lttoU■ back 111d tbe othe, two• S'J'AN DINGS Tiger., Pirate Fans Wl1ooping It Up After 20 Years Of Waiting For l'ast Starts In Majors United p,.... lnt •.-n..ktnal You cant bWmc Detroit and Pittabur&h rans for whooping il up - they',•c wai\ed 20 years for lhe Tigers and Pirates to niake jackrabbit starli.. The Tigers remained unbeaten a lop lht- American League when t liey whipped the Chicago White Sox, 12-4, for th2lr firth straighl victory Sunday while the pirates took over first place in the N illional League when t hey beat the Mllwaukee Bra \'es , 7·3, "or their eighth triumph in 1 1 games. ' J •- '' • I I •·� · � 1'1,..... Panthers Meet Ja�kets Tuesdav In Quest For Tit.l e Torento E�ens l18 Senn In Jetl,uul I . .,.•••,• ,r·- \ "• .;,.• ;:i, .,· \'. ;· • � "1" . bowls: . · �a·rg,f 5, 6; _7 6' 8 inch siz;,. . : Only lf.c far these, beautJfu l, D"'-,,< white ovenproof bowls. Save ove,:: t one dotlor on this EVANS value. A'' ' ' , Se, • 4c •ff "'"' . ,. ,.· ' JUI ' ST. ' IIAIN . .. . . CAN � Frtt1Jipock QU ART SAUSt E • • • • �: • • • • • . "' . " lb. · ••• • Emge - ROLL Phone WY-l-lt7J ,. : ' � Open I A.M. t. 11 l'J(: ' ' '�. E. . ' C,I R¢1E'S RESTAUUNT . . t this and Gree q Stcam ps,' too wt.en you meet your frie.,ds at EVANS whe re it's furi to shop. :'·. :,.� • • • • ■l ' ·1 i' • ·, i� C...\,.·•,..\ ' .. ' . ' ,: • �. . )· j . ,r· .., . .., I. .., <.. .. �- =•-:-�e--.,--,,-.·=T:»:n;:o .:-,--,.,.--...,,.,.,..l<F"-,r'T . ' UPI - Toronto COLUMBUS evebed its series here w 1 ih tht' Columb\ll Jets Suriday, talong 11 7·1 decliion in lhe firsl telt'vised blleball 1am41 here slnce 1 Of,5. The Maple Lears Jot three runs in the fint two innings off l0&er lton Blackburn two uf them un• earned. Tiie)· added two more in the fifth and two in the sixth off rookie t>iomet.lt-s Olive. The Jell outhit the Le.ah. 9-8, but we� plagued bY eight w•lks ... : .. - : - _ • • Saa the YELi.OW PAGES 11ie Tigers haven't tnjde such a fatst start 11inee l hey won eight o{ their first nint' games in 1937 and the Plrales are · making their be!it earl)' 1howi11g since they won their first seven games in 1938. In ract, over the years, the Tigers and Pirates have mDre often than. not dissapoi u.ted ! heir followe!'I I w1th early-season slumps. f"asey Wisl'. t he PX MilwaukPc infielder, ;ind t :i ll tw r J .u11 lll'rhl•r t" t It'd the TigL•rs ' 1•xplos i �•p 111taek Sunday wh ilt• J lar\ €"Y l l 11Jdix, " h o hadn't lwa 1 en t he Hraves smee 1957, w .i -. l hl' Pirates' hero \Vise. (ll\1ng I II for � t• 1 1>11<l-bas1· man F rank Bo l l m u � i l ro H • i n f i v t> runs with 1 w, i ti 1 1 mcrs , a tri p l i· and a 8 ingli• ;rnd lle,rl>eret h11 u grilntl slam h unn· r t ha t tu ghl i ghtc<l a si x r u u f i r �t•iru u n g assa u l 1 on 22 -game w umt:-r t:,irly \\' ynn. Foyte c - k } ll'ldetJ nine hit;' lo Paul • . . , as thc T.i gers wm h f',rs l g.im� , comp1 e"1 ed. a th H.'L' g:une swee p o . 1 s. th e A 111e r1t·an Le.1gue eh,amp10'. . Haddr�x gave way to tlroy � a t"e after b.emg taggl'd fur 1 ;) h i t s I II 8 1-3 mnm�s ;mt! t h e I i ra lc re- • ,,,. N E E D. CAS H, ? · • LESS THAN A DIME a day covers tho cost of I c11h loan ol ' Bowles Arrives In Germany As Medical Private Bowles I 24 SpoMs Army PvL James �- Bowles , 22, son or Mr. and Mr�. E rne s t Bowl es, 540 LaureH . St . , Middleporl, �ecent• ly arrived m Germany an� 1s now 11 "?ember or the 52nd Med1c�I Uattalion. A supply clerk in the batlalion 's Headquarter, Detachmenl in Ludw•gsburg, he entered the Army last ftetober and completed ba1ic traininj at Fort Hood, T!!X, Bowles is 11 19ft7 gNduate ot Middleport HHlgh School. Befote entering the Army, he waa a pro• tessional baseball player with the ClncinnatJ Redt farm syster. $1 50 ,, ' ' . . C' le ,·� lan d Indians !msl\y 1 r firs ! game whe� they h on l' t \I . I ddt•. i l :· d lhc Kunsas Ctly A s, 7-0, 1 111• � t· w Y�r k Yankees �ored i'ig h t 1· u r. 1s with nobody out m t h� f i rst 1nn1.ng and downed the Bal\1�nor<' Ortolts. 1 5-9, and the Wash111gton Senators beat the Boston Ut•d Sox, 1 1-IO, 111 other Ame rican I.eague g ames. Cubt But Glanh In the Nal ional i,eagul', the Chicago Cubs knocked t h e San FrandsC' o G iant s out or rirst place. 9-4. the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers. 7-2, and the Cincinnati Reds won, 10-4, a rt­ er losing the first game of their douhle-ht>ader with the Philadel, phia Phillies, 9-�. The Indians rocked Don Larsen for five runs in the £irst inning and went on to beat the A's b1, . hind Gary Bell'B six-hit pilchi ng. Woody Held hi ! two homer s, inI e l uding n three-run blast in the £irst inning,, and Vic Power and J i m Pi c nall had three hits each for Cleveland. The Indians had Jost their firtt four game.!I or the season. ---�-LISTON · FAVOR ED • ROUSTON, Tex. UPI - Sonn1 Liston remained a aolld 3·1 favor• ite to make Texan Roy Han-ii }lis 22nd straight victim In tonight's "hCavyweight elimination" bout here. I - --.,-. · Geraldine Young MEIC'.S COUNTY TREASURER DEMOCRAT Your Vote & Support Approoiated ,, ,i Capoble - Con..,lenllous Courteous ..l<I \j,. ' � '' } S O M U C H F O R S O LI TT LE'! l ' ,} -• --• --• • --• ..-•-E -- i ' Thi, I• au 11'1111'1 dn'wln1 or the proJIOled new 40 • bed Melg,, Coualy . Veteru1 Mtmorlll ifotpllal which will be built In IHI U over SO per cent of the voter, ny "yes" on May 3rd.. 0 GOOD JO T U RN D OW N '' ' -t• • •• •• - YH, •• • J960-- �It Ll&IIUI ST&NlNNGS be4 Two Best Times Produced In Saturday Relays l t)I,' ' '' �J en ., ' , << .. · r.r J . r:.: of " on ,1 . ,� f• < -�• 1- It ,. f /· � r ' ( I . '' ,,' ,. • ' I " ' ... •• ., ~ ' •• •• •• •• •• Thln11 Qa wltll Hll�t(I , , ·'�IJ!ll H1lnti'i GOfl tJ1b Evttythln1 loodl Good : .. . .: .. ........... ...... ............... . ..............• . ...... . .... •• ••• · � I ' IOI •': , 11;11i 1111 •• y , • . . .. I • , , ', I MIii Io � . ,. •••• ' .-. ', "• ·' · : : • 1:: 1 ' .__ . , ' ',.... , .. ., y o �• r ' 1' ·;.. ', · il'.•:;,. .,.;, ..•,••·)· . .,, ." I - .',\1i . . . .,� . , l .•. •' -... '. ', SPRING REPAIR NEE□S ! ' ,,. l• • -- I'/ � ff• ;,. ' , j ·' •.,.· ir , .r_, .,. THE CHOICE • • • • Of Those Who Enl,J � llllfllll ... wW lie epenled • 1 aoa.prellt rorporrillon. ,II- ; ' ' ; COIJN'IT. Pl� .. .,. -� �-�· ,.....JUIGS le d ,: , <,.' < Newcombe Wins First, looks i\bout Ready wtn lie llllfecl with qu111nec1 medleal and o,teopathle do<lors \ P»OTY .IQ 1rQ.L 8-VE AS A· r· rir traUW bl' fiYe. ho1pllal. The hospital l't WILL BE ..( UVIIYG MEMORL\. L. TO THE Vn'ERANS OF MEIGS BIG STEP TOWARD A BE'ITER �-• .-•J!- . !he '· I ,- • 1 • ' !. , ' ' ',. :,r.;4::. , •, ., .. \. ,. � ' �• • . , ' • ,'_ { i' -' r '' ' .JI, ' "; ' , ,, . ' 6 ; :, . ! I � 'if.�.rilo_.! ifl ptt.rch••• -•t ony o.-.e ' .,tJ�'. ,t�: �. -,�_ ,. -, _.. �f n1 i x i n9 • ." S O Y O T E Y E S �M A· Y 3 r d'' - • -..,,d""' li'oW' � Wfl9 ' bt,ar;i�ld for N,,..-1 L...,• Ployor & Club G. Al R H Pct. · tblrd I Pjj,.. ·beliind -•link. IIIJII, S. I!. 10 40 9 19 .4'111 Poll, Silldl!N, Bob l!Qlblll'g of Gonzale,, Cln. 1 28 � I� .429· Qverl,iid, Kon., ■nd Jlou•lon LaKirkiand, S. F. 10 38 8 15 .417 cll!r of Jiqilllllh■m, Alo., 111 had 9 35 8 14 .400 27T'i. White, St. L ------Clernente, Pitt.I. 1 1 ts 9 1'1 .378 Schndnst, MU. 9 38 6 13 .3'11 Mathews, Mil, 9 33 8 12 .364 Skinner, Pltll. 1 1 8G 12 14 ,369 Aahburn, Chi. 9 37 5 18 .861 Bressud, S. F. 10 36 ti 1 2 .333 Run• llltttd In: Skinner, Pirates · 1:S; Cepeda, Giants 12; .Mc'Mill1n, Reds 12; F. h.oblnson, Reds 12; Aa• ron. Brave11 1 1 ; Boyer, Cards 1 1 . · COLUMBUS UPI - The 18th . · H°",Wn�;.,McMllhm, -Reds 5; annual Ohio Relays here Satui:c,ay ' yel; 4rl8rds. A; Skinru,r, Pia._te1 4; prod uced two of the nation'• heft r. epeda. 1G hmta; McCovey, "Glants; t.rlcll: times and added ah: name, Banlta, Cub!!; F. · Robinson, ROOs; to those who have met Olympic • Mathews. Breves; Aaron, Brave!!, qualification 1tandards. �ii 3. The · Unlvenlty of Michigan re­ Pitching: Friend, Pirates; Gib­ lay squada dominlated the actlon, bon, Pirates; Low, Pirate11; Mc­ winninf five event,. Two relays Cormick, Glanb; Jones, Glanlll, all records were broken and one tied. 2-0. The only double winner amqng the nearly 600 athletes rrom 26 Midwest colleaes and track clubs competing w11 Soloman Akpata or "Michiji!an State. He won 1he hno111ep,,.l ump witll s distancf' nf 47 ft. 3: 11.i lnehes arid the broad jump with a distance of 23 ft. 6 1/4 in. Glenn Davia, Olympic star and former Ohln Stale great. won the ,CINCINNATI UPI - Vetf!ran 400-meter hurdles In the rel1y1 riichthander Don Newcombe, his record time of lil.8 sef'QTlds to • flrat win of the 1enson tucked eaual the beat time ln the nation away, anpeared ready for hls 11)60 this year set by Texaa' Rex run wUh the Cincinnati Reds, but son. he may have to Iron out a few Ho\\l'ever, Jater in the dav Kan­ klnka. BH' Cliff Cuahman ran It in 51.2 Newcombe was the winner, 10-4, in Kana■,. 1t Philadelphia Sunday after the Davis was beat hy lpeh4>N In thP Phils won the opener or a double• 400-meter run by Dive Mllh, nl header, 9-tJ. Newcombe, making Purdue, former Lakewoorl. Ohio. hf■ ftr!lt start !llnce he was ■truck high S<' h001 thamnlon, with 1 on thP. wrist by a line drive a time of 4'1.8 secondt. week 1110, gave way to Jim Bros­ Also betterlfl( th& Olvmpic ml11• nan in tha sixth. tmum atandard of 14,t In the hl�b The victory snappetl a four­ hurdles were ex-Il]d lana ,tar Wll• game Rfil!ds I01ln1 1treelt and fln­ lle May "Ind Boy,m,, Grffll'I �1'­ l1hed I four-game series with n1rd C11e)'. rotumed Philadelphia a.11 they Other hl•h m1rb were a :11 .1 . home to meet Milwaukee 1tartin11 b)' former Ohio U nlvenlty st.r Tuesday night. Lei Carney ln the 200-meter ;.. Home runs by Roy McMillan lay.!I to quality him for the 01,rn. 11nd Eddie X11ko otf starter Jim pica ind 1 1:lfl,8 ,tltd·, In the t•o­ Owe111, and P'nnk Roblnton'a two­ mlle relQ, · by N'lcill11n'1 Wiatt run blalll alt Curt Simmon■ paved Schafer, Frank Ce"" Fl'ed M9n: third the way for the victory in the tour and Era:11 LePI. bell thlt ye■r. nichtcap. Ihle 11 -. ....,.. lo &un down, becau1e for only one half . mod.,. eomplltely equipped 40 � •lllf'• � 11UI mol'I! we WIii (et 1111•• one ••d one-hall mllla for this � • •• '3Mld wn. • r•• \.c:;; · FOR Houri: 9 lo 5 - Thon. 9 Ill Noon 125 E. Main St. Phone WY 2-2171 · sterwald In Fm Run�a•way F_Of • T.op G }f prJZe I VOTE FOR repaid In I monthly p1ym1nt1. Lo1n1 up to $ 1 000, Term1 up to l yurL w. a Brave rally. l ie\ N ended smnkc) 11urgess and Bob Skinner hi1 homers and Bill Mueroskl hud ,1 1 n p1e and 1wo single!! for the P i ralei;. w/10 dealt Bob Buhl t1 1s f i rsi defeat. I _1_l w . ■t worlt b tentlal at li■t rot. b)' ..200 hitiera. who dlid be&w Wt year .- junion, and �he ovtatand­ in1 ,111111lnl ol ltltft,ldor How■rd Parker. have carried 1he orte111ln ,,/ The Panthers and Yellow Jackets match bats and fielding .lo�te50 �:.,, ,ound lnfield of I gloves again Tuesday afternoon at 4 p.m., th.ls time on the Knight on third, WI n •t lhort, . Jackets' diamond in Munkipal Park. Eddie Bartel• 1t aec�d 11.ftd Phil Netlenal L.-.u• The first. test, on April 5 before either club bad worked Harrison ■t nnt hH not letn L. ,d. GB I out winter's kinks in throwing arms, ended 14-0 for the Pan. �h1rged W!th a •inrl · Jl......type mi1rue in six games. \ thers. 8 3 .72'1 Pittabureh ln other area •ames tomorrow Tomorrow rould be· difrer�nt for 7 3 .700 Lz ' Sincf' then Pornern)' has 1one on San F ran<'isco Los Angeles � II .500 2½ 1 to win five more games w ithoul de• these 1wo rivals, though only a Racine is at Rutland. •, I Philadelphia feat while- the J!lckd.s have had major upset would find the P,inO 8 .455 3 Milwaukee leu than mediocw 1ucce11 wh i le thers on the short end of the final 4 II .t+t 3 St. Louis putting eKperien« 1.mder &he ltelts score. t 5 .444 3 Cincinnati Coach Nolan swackhamer, after 4 7 .364 4 I of a domtna11tt, young team. 3 6 .333 4 Chicl'go Coach Ruaell Moore's boys own watchln1 b11ebal!1 go through the SuNl.ay's RMvtts wins over Racine, Pt. Pleasanl, legs of his infield like water Phllad•lphla t Cincinnati 5 ht Jackson, Gallipolis, and Rut land. through I sievt'" in llve games, was CiACinnati 10 ,t.iladelphia 4 Ind Middleport l08I: 'to Wahama, Galli- overjoy@d with hi!1 boys ' work in Plttsburvt, 7 MUwaukN 3 polis, Point Ple:,sant and Jackson the Racine game the last lime out Ch,uvo 9 Ian Francisco • while picldn1 11p victories over when not a single error was comSt. Loui1 7 L• Anplu t Rulland and Bacine. mitted. His pitching, too, in Boone Sah,mlay'1 llnultt • Hindy . lerty Tom Anderson and Pltt1bu n.ih J MilwaukN 4 Charles Bush. could shape up, with SHI F n ni� 1t Ch� 2 Hindy capable or reaching top Philadalphia 3 Cl nclnn.atl 2 , form anytime . . St. Louk 9 Lot AnplH S Tm! well,pertormin& infield the Monday', ,,obabl• Pltcht" " hist tidle out had freshman Rick San Francisco at St. Louis ( Oiler on third, senior 'One Hart• McCormick t2.01 v1. Mizell (1·1). N )O ioa:er at shru't1top, Freshman John, TUotlday'• Gamu Dow Sin�er at second base, and J UPI ny ORLEANS NEW Pittsburgh 1t PhUNalphle, nl9ht Finsterwald looked Uke Citation Junior Anderson at finit. Mllwaukff at Cincinnati, nlfht Panthffl Are V•lff•n• with a 10-length lead al he ran Los Angela1 at Chla,o The Panthen are experienced San F randKo at St. Louis, n ight away from the field lo qrd a record 'Ji-hole score of 2'JO Sun• with t.n all senior c11.st except in American LHiu, New third basetnan and junior Terry ' day in the $27,000 Greater p · Kni;iht. GIi Orleans Open. :'· 0 Detroit F1a., Tequnta, JO.year-old The New York 5 1 _833 II Th iey hiive performed under ,. shorI pro, aI way11 deadi y wlib h .. 4 3 .7"1 • 2 W,,hingto n • par a I presl!lure like ch.arnpions so (ar, a br t d eb o sJ!e,me game, 4 3 429 3 eoalon will .as he finished • tis atrokes title they have- a big head 1tart on Chicago 2 3 :400 3 -uelin k or gra bbing-. Only , Jacksnn, 5-4 loser _, .h..d Of blond Al 8 Kansas City 2 3 .400 3 to Pome1oy on April 12 as the one Y. N. Grosslna:er, Cleveland 1 4 _200 4 . defeat OJJ its record, h&B Jeague Fms terwaId turn ed In rounds OI 1 5 . 1 67 4 1h: Baltimore of much a chance to catch the Pan60-66-66-69 for I l4-uDder-� pe rSunday'i Rnultl then 81 the &econd haU round of fol"mance and the first N4tw York 15 laltlmora 9 play urifolds. place mone)'. His 270 obltu,rated 12 Cltk- 4 ,-...oit ...,... Panlhen, Furthermore, the I u--· ............, p eud'I Ha, ltand lld set Wnhlns,tOfl 1 1 _.,..... IO ble�ed wilh 1JOund pitch inli and ln ll!ll. Clevel1nd 7 KaMH City O enough of ll, haven't hit their poThe P,ile ·mone, hotted hi, leturd•Y"1, 1Nult. �winnlnp over U:Di,000 tpr WOULD KNOCK JINX Detr91t 6 Ch ic.,. 2 &ood for .eCQDd pl- le hlnd SAN FRANCISCO UPI - K(p'J Bo.ton I Wa..,lntf'M I M11ten winner Arnold Pfl mer 'a Calhoun attemptl!I to overcome his New .Yerk S laltlmote I "4iJIOO. Cow Palace jinx tonight by meet• Klrt11• City 6 Clav.r...,t I '�yi-t, PrOball,I• ftlb,ihff }ch111ee ing confident Henry Hanll: Jn a 10. Only thrte liltlmore, at Waahl""1rr, .n ight to ca�h l'jl)atetwlJ.d hl the final round, non-lelevi1ed middle�ht _pap.,_, (0.01 w K......,.r (0-!0), ll-DoJJI Sand'en of '.lfilm� John- bout that aome ring expert& pre­ C:tilc,-. 1t K■nNI City, nltht- ay Potl ot 'stirtvflMl'f., LI., and diet ft'lay not lael the diel.linte. O.loy, Slit. 10-1 WII lour ----------- - � Bouelinll: ' ) n· Al lttoU■ back 111d tbe othe, two• S'J'AN DINGS Tiger., Pirate Fans Wl1ooping It Up After 20 Years Of Waiting For l'ast Starts In Majors United p,.... lnt •.-n..ktnal You cant bWmc Detroit and Pittabur&h rans for whooping il up - they',•c wai\ed 20 years for lhe Tigers and Pirates to niake jackrabbit starli.. The Tigers remained unbeaten a lop lht- American League when t liey whipped the Chicago White Sox, 12-4, for th2lr firth straighl victory Sunday while the pirates took over first place in the N illional League when t hey beat the Mllwaukee Bra \'es , 7·3, "or their eighth triumph in 1 1 games. ' J •- '' • I I •·� · � 1'1,..... Panthers Meet Ja�kets Tuesdav In Quest For Tit.l e Torento E�ens l18 Senn In Jetl,uul I . .,.•••,• ,r·- \ "• .;,.• ;:i, .,· \'. ;· • � "1" . bowls: . · �a·rg,f 5, 6; _7 6' 8 inch siz;,. . : Only lf.c far these, beautJfu l, D"'-,,< white ovenproof bowls. Save ove,:: t one dotlor on this EVANS value. A'' ' ' , Se, • 4c •ff "'"' . ,. ,.· ' JUI ' ST. ' IIAIN . .. . . CAN � Frtt1Jipock QU ART SAUSt E • • • • �: • • • • • . "' . " lb. · ••• • Emge - ROLL Phone WY-l-lt7J ,. : ' � Open I A.M. t. 11 l'J(: ' ' '�. E. . ' C,I R¢1E'S RESTAUUNT . . t this and Gree q Stcam ps,' too wt.en you meet your frie.,ds at EVANS whe re it's furi to shop. :'·. :,.� • • • • ■l ' ·1 i' • ·, i� C...\,.·•,..\ ' .. ' . ' ,: • �. . )· j . ,r· .., . .., I. .., <.. .. �... �, ( 1 7 ) He I p wanted e--Dally SentineI' Porneroy-M"1ddleport' O . , Aprll 25 ' 1960 ADS WANT roa CONSISTENT DEPl!N DABLE RESULTS RATES 3 tenta p;r word, o■e huert.ion. Minimum cbartt - 60 -:entl I cen.Lt per word for three co.nsecutive inrM!rtiom. Special - one mouth for 30 cents per word. Full rate Of 3 c1.:nts per word wilt be charged f&r advertisina If DOl paid within 10 days afler receiving bW. Errors in: Advertising - Should be reporn-d immediately. Thie Daily Sentinel w-Ul not be responsible fo1· more UJ.an one incorrect .insertion. Card o( ThaoU and Special No t.ices or Ewal5 $1 .00. Obituarie, publl,,bed at 1 eent per word. I DAY '."J ORDS ::t DAYS ;; DAYS I MO. 15 $ 1 .J5 IIOc 00c $4.50 20 80c $1 .20 $1.80 f'! OO 75< 25 $2. 25 $ 1 .50 $7.50 . ....l t.. ..: : •• •" � -• -- •• � - Ads tecei-ved by 10 A.M. will be ln that day i .-per. PHOME WY-2-21 57 II J Notices -- I lj J t• •• • • • TWO MiN for sales opportunity st.utmg a 1 HOU SE f"OR SALE IN POMEROY sued 9 rooms, 2 baths, full $1 Z=> per week. Must be over 25 · basement, ne gas furnace, w 1U1ll helve a car and ablo.. ta star Jar.Ke 1ot. r. J\. bw.atzel, 307 work 11nme<l1alt!Jy. Lall UL 3 bprm& Ave., Pomero,v t· l� l�tc 4.it::, !Or appu1uune nt. (4) 2a 21C , FOR SALE: FIVE ,aWOM HOUSE wltb bal· fl. Nice IOt'tUon. Melvtn 1:mplO)'l'lklnl Hoo<l, I l l .l.,cK:uat St., Pomeroa, 3. 3u-.,-i'.)tp Wonted '------ --lluOSE f'OR SALE Li !'AGE­ DAY WOltK. BY LICENSED town, 111 room1, 4 reoms down, T practical nurse Call 'I U 2""44 :.t up, 1.,proJ1:1m11tely l acre le­ �lw een 9 and 3. C 19 tit 4 vel ian<1 excell�nl well IS mile• --trum Pumeroy on Slate Routt: 6Y:.!. Price $800.00. Inquire AU>. Hu1.:-,:IJ at .Pqetowo. 3· 1:HkJlc --. �l-'VH l lNu liU0DS KEY l.JIS'l"RIB li 1 uu:::.JIII' now ava11ab1c m th1 J lcnnory. Sec Spurls Shf'lf Corp. ' illlverLJst!menl, rage 4, tor cum - 1'"0.H. SALE. HOUSE 1N POMEROY plllC deLallS. (2) 2.5, lt c ti rooms, bath and gas heal. Ga· --r,.g e . Heaul11u1 view 01 river Out of a l l high water. W)th o $ - --wtthout rurnnure. Call WY2 5:i7tL t. o. �OY 4 22 S AUCTIOMEER Route 2, Lone Bottom, ,hi& TWO HOMES NEAR RUTLAND 4 • room frame, 1 acre , eroun AIR CIJ N D!TJO.NIN G, RE>'RJGERand � • room frame, 3.30 acres ation 5erv 11:e. Jacll.'a Refrl&era. Sacrifice for quick sale. Mabe lion, New Ha ve11. Pb� TU Hogue, Rutland, Ph. SH 2-4932 .2��7. 6-23-U t 23 6t 1 1 0, .. bus1ne�:, Opportu,h1t1es , (21 ThOfflli, M. Fain ELECTROLUX VACU U M CLEAN· Ttrmlte •M Pt,t c...,ro1 OL Runs and looks like n e w. l"rff inspectkin,. l nwr1nce Natl� Has thro w away bags. Full .Wt. &,.., Mrma. ,price only $34,MI 0, terms Phone i'otMroy WY 2-2366 if desired. Phoh� WY2·2204. ,._,.hmouth PR 6-2150 2·22•4tc 2 20 He COMFORTABLE FOOT WEAR for now and the hot days .ahead. We MUE.LLIR FURNACk•• Wl.tlN� have KEDE'ITES and SUM MER· HOl,.1 1» eppl 1enCfl. Arnold 8'• WE WANT TO 111ANK AU.. OUR ETIES in the "most wanted'' then, SyraCUM, Ohio. Phone friends and ne1ghboni, Holzer etyles. The Shoe Box, Middle­ WY-2-6384. 1 1-19-tfc Ho&pital, ,11.nd Ewing& Funeral port. "- 18 6tc Home for all lhe kmdncss dur• TELEVlSJON kA.DlO �'10 SHALL ing the 11ckness and death of appliance repair. Phone Otia our hu1band and father, James 4'12 H. P. GARDEN TliACTOR �cChntock, H.aeine, Ohio, with .itlachmcnts. C. J. Linger­ H. Spaun. 2-l-tic felt, Lane St., New Haven, W. Wif e , Mrs. Bertha Spaun Va. 4-21-Btp 1 <.:USTO.M Bl.l U,"1" JU1't,HE.N D&Sun, James Spaun, Jr. and •t&Dod lo= .�vw- hom;i int u­ dau&hters, Mrs. Mabel tJ.m,i1tN. b·0t ...mm aud AbDOtt, Rawson, Mrs. Myrtle Fitch 1956 HOUSE TRAILER 30 IL Pllune WY-2-5321. 8-6-U .v.nd Mn. El•a Hayman. Slee� she, 2 bedrooms. Very 4 � Hp good condition. Inquire et 4'17 llLIVIS"ION RADIO ANC SMALL Sycamore Sl., Middleport. �plhnce ,.pair, Call Frank 4 19 6tc Captelne, 41, N. Secon4 Avt,, 193!1 FORD V B FAIRLANE 2 DR. Mkldleport, J 3 ttc sedan, A be11ullful car. $7 d5, .00. A U CTION AT HOWARD A.. SEm- 1 ENA IU:L'S, Pine Grove, June 25. Blaetlaara, Pomero)'. 4 20-61.c AUCTIONllll . 1 4 22 3tc Complete Servlc• ----000d CINn UNCI Can Critt lrecfforct 960 AU Maktt end Mootl1 Write, Phone or Cont1ct MI T ROPOLITAN MOTORS A, C. IRAOFORD, Recine. Ohl.. � IHt Mein It. 2HI Pomeror, Ohl• 19� MERCURY IN GOOD CON­ d1tion. New motor and tr.ans­ m1,sion wllh 4000 miles. New br11kc1 and wheel cylinders, cap, ond ne w l1re1. Price $450 l'hone W Y:.!-tt720. 4·20·Htc -- ----HO)fI; B Uh,DERS, BIRCK CABI­ ...................,. NET mwkera Formica sink topa. Vinyl aabe1l011 bloek laid. Hollie rep&lrl o r all de!Crlpllom. Call GUJ' .Me'gler, Racine, Ohio. 2 24 Uc afl f/.:.- _, ..,...,.._ ...., , _,...._ RIMllU• •'or FREE lnspc<llon PHONE Gilmore's Supply Slore wy.2-211, Vaughan', Exlermlnallng GRAVELY TkACTOR SALIS AND StrYl(e. S12 Ii. Malft, Pomeroy, Phon. WY2.Q:t7S, Open 'tll t p. m. until June I. laluman: Her11ld 8.l rnhart. RNdavUle. Ohio. Ph.,.. Coolvlllt 3691, 3·19-tfc Company ---- ·----- --Experleneed, · · 1969 1'0N1'1AC V8 4 DH. SEUAN. · St. Muyt, W. V•. kadlo .v.nd heater. Une c,.retuJ , owner. 1-.:xtr.i nice $�t95.00. FURNITURE AUCTION OV CON­ l:IJ1eUn;ar11, Pomeroy t·20 iltc signed rurniture · at the M 1 le1 Monument Building, W, Main St. Rwclnt!, Uhiu, April 30Lh, 12:30 p. m.: � i,:11.11 range.!, l WlNl.>OW tlLIND., ANU SHADES dryer; 1 electri c range, � bed­ Ver?-:.Uau Blindt, 111 alze1 and room suitH, l coal range, 7 colon. fi:ne Jiilllm,atea. Dale coltee lat.es, 3 telnisions, 4 W1pp,tl Supply, .211\ Union i\Ye., relri&erators, a bre11kf1sl sets, PomerO)', Uhlc... 3-t-OOtc 4 livmg room �uitcs, 4 washers, 2 dlnnettc !Otli, 3 kitchen ub· LIIVING RO OM SUITE. E XC.EL• Inch, other mi11c. furnilure. lent condition. Will deliver re•• Sale conducted by Hradford 1on11ble d 111t1nco, Phone S112 · Auclion Co. A. C. Bradford, 4tl77, 4-20·3tc M.i::r. Crltt Bradford, Auctioneer LIVI aAIT, MINNOWS, NIGHT Term,: O■sh. Cr.11wler1, Illhln& auppliea, lhh• Not responsible tor accidents tna: Ucen,et, av■llable from ti 4-23-0lc a. m. lo 7 ;30 p. m. week d,11.y1. We repair all types of radl, Sunday 8-10 1. m. i"ife Novell.Y v f. l"KlG IDAlRE ant.I TAP· 6 c.;u. l' ators , from heater cores' to Sb.op. t·21·12tc JJAN Gaa rwnge. See O. R. Jones, !he largest truck or lnlrtor 287 Mulberry-av, Jlomeroy. POii IALI 4 23 3tp radiator, Olien will be recelv,ed at the ofllce or WebUer and F11lta. At• torneya, Pomeroy, Ohio, up to 2 LI VlNG ROOM CHAIRS, 1 wins back with new slip coyer, eleven o'clock A. M., on Friday, also rhubarb for 111le. Phone April 29, 1900, for about i,;i acre, Pomeroy, Ohio WIIJ:37tfl or ICC Fay,e Powell, locatod oo Stat6 .iout,e 680, Bed· 4-23•3tc Racine, O. Jord and Or1n1,e town,hlpt, ARI YDU R UN DOW" AT THI Kela■ County, .known •• the ""''� Ooet yeur ...r nttd ..... Foreman properly. All olfera aub­ 1,.., lt■t Werk. Lewed Prlc-. Ject lo Court approval. IHDI SIRVICI IHOP llAClNI Mannine D. Web1ter, UIID IDIITI AND MOTOII• $U RACtNI, OHIO. Admin1ttrttor. 11\4 •IIIJ while thly la1t. Met,. 4· 22·3lc poUteft Motora. 600 Main It.. Pomeroy, WY� lJU V .r.;tt 00 't lt.Al'-l'Otl. Cult1v1ton l l 024-tfc mowlne machine. Ready for work. Quick aalc. $300. G . A. l''OH SALE: Ono 1 1 fool pl)'wood Dct:m, Rllclne, Phone W 19-3088. boil. One lO KP Mercury Hurri­ ' ' 4 25 6tp cane motor. flOO. Phone B1llcy I Jlm Jacobs, WY 2-�l . TAPPAN GAS RANGE. Lar1e 4 23 6tp window fan, G. E. Auto Wuher. IIOO S. Third, Middleport. Before 0:30 A.ii. {t)) "· 3tc Mlddltpert WY-2..Z'4t Pomeroy WY-2-11195 I/NCI.AIMED SINGER SEWING APA.1u'MEN'tS - .fW"n11b·ed and K..AUTl fllD lTOla , machine. Will HU for SHUN) \IDIW'niahed. McMuten, Middle At c ...... plw SIUO due ua for part1. port. Phone WY-2·1288. 2·3-U Yulicon 5-2141 Pbon,e WY2-2204. 2-22-ttc HAMILL IIRVICI STATION 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO n Atfore 9:00 A.M. room ap1rtmenl1. A. N. Beniel, Albany WI Phone NY2•3272. l l-2•Uc Every Day Ser vkt · FOR RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY CLILANDI 4 room• and bath, 1m(urnl1hed. ..... & TV a,,..tr ......_ Call af\er O:ao P. M. Phone P- w�·�.22.1,1 wyz.,a711 4•lt1-t1t ......,.,. Oh-. UNf"URNlSHED APARTMENT, 4 room,, bath. llent reasonable. Vacant April 25. No. Sccond-u, Middleport. Phone WY2•5293. IIAIINES•SUIPSON · INSU!l--NIJK 4 22 6tc Apott, lllddlol)Qrt. rtn, l,ql<> mobile, Bondt. Pbont WY..JI.AND: DOUBLE LOT l'OR GAR 2I03 DEN. 27� Pearl-111, M iddleport. Z TON Phone WY 2·2iJ)1 3 (p COMPLETE IN�UR.\NCIC !1'110 4 L.W.B. 2 epeed rear ax.Ii!, flOGd tecllon. Auto, >lnt Poll._ t.lrel, _,..,d new VI mo­ Call Don lllJll, lllMllpfa1, klr Mock. Solkl Clllb, heater, a oi... RAILROADS Nib rool p,d job. Mtn 17 •28 needed at . once lo train for telea:raph operator and atatlon agent position. Take low coat tr11lnin1 at ni&ht, work daya. Placement aa■ured in thi, or other atate■ upon completion. U tlnccrely interested write Box 686.-R c/c OP.Uy Sentinel. Glvt- •ll!l, marital at.atu,, pbya. ffl L_ lt, eond., ace and phone oumbtr lor ,local IDlerVlow, l 3' Sil) . ,._. WY-NNI m11n,,111 :.J.al- RADIATOR. t9J For Sale------ .. REPAI R Blaettnar's t --"-------- (9a ) Marine Supplie• ,hon, I. l I • ■. ( 1 4) For Rent ------------- drlf· Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT _..., Ca■- No. 11,UO •••••• ef Henry H. T1ylor Notice ia hereby given that Carl Taylor ,whs,se Po11t Oifice addres is Barberton, Ohio, .h111 been Wul appointed Admlnh1trator of th Eslate of Henry H. Taylor l11lc o Melcs County, Ohio, deceased. :Dated this 22nd day of Aprll 1960. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Cwr Meigs County, Ohio (4) 25; (ft) 2_. 9, 31 :\:I 1 1 7 J Help' Wonted ------- Ut.. m NCAA Reported In Mood For Crackdown ATLANTA UPI - The puwedul Nl" AA co u11 c1l was e 11: pected to m eet wilh the chairm an of NCAA 1nfract1on1 committee here today, indicatina ,unitive action may be taken againi;l one Jr mor e m ember sch ool 5 . !\-bst hkely candida te for cou 11• 1: 1 1 1arge t appears to be th e U mv· · o f N or<h c.aro I ma w_ h'"' h c rsity h ad aJ rca d Y been accuse_d o/ vw I ating basketball recrmtmg rules. I arolina o fficials app�ared before C , Lhc 1 nfr,.d 1ons comm1l1ee 5even1l I months 11gu to answer charges. -, • ... E 1 hbets C o rnerMl o o� RIVER REP()RT f:\ TEL EV ISIO N GU I CE WSA Z •TV Chan n e I 3 Channei 3-Mondoy 4:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Adventure Time 1:00 Steamboat Olli 5;30 Sgt. i>rffslon 6:QO Musk in the kound 6: l!i Jim Thacker Show t1;25 Weathercaat 6:30 N<PWli Picture 8:45 H untley B-rlr.ile.y Rep■ :t 7:00 Huckleberry Hound 7:30 Riverboat !:ZO 'hie, o1 w�u. FtriO 9:00 J>eter c:.unn 9:30 Goodyear Theater 10:00 Steve Allen Show 1 1:00 News Headl ines 1 1 : 10 We■thercast 11:15 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Off COMING Channel 3-luesda, r ,· , 5:45 8:00 ,,oo 9:00 9:30 10:00 ,-N. w. COMPTON, o. D. I 1:00 a:' JO 1:00 t.;.IO 6:40 8:"5 '7:()0 '7:30 8:!0 q:30 !0:30 11:00 tl:10 1 1 : 15 H:20 Legal No6ce ---- New Furnitu re Arriving Daily At BAKE R'S - • . '·. · FU R N ITU R E � ' f ASH ION f [ ST VA l Channel ·1 3 Tuesda, 8:00 8,111 9:00 '.0:00 111:80 'l :00 I � MI DDLEPORT ' *"·' r lallallalloa -• 1-. oar., � tank botlom. Inatoad, unila dlltriblite the beat ' evenly, with 100% efficiency. No beat -pee up the Clue, ID@t -,.,r,. udlnr upon a Quick-� 50-,allon Electric Walat Healat , • , the '. walar healA!r with tali,flldion ,_,,,,,_ .,.. your a,qnoy be ntumod, your elec:lrlc the illltallatloD COIII. plumber, (IC ta t;letailL applianco doaler , , ' '' t iDcl or:' · will . POME ROY MOTOR CO. - • ELECTRICITY ta :,our better wa:, to heat watea' _'.. ..., ...I. Bee call lor - ' OHIO '· . ·' -· ;,' ' ··· '\,� '" " •I ' , ., �'(. lt,. �, ... .. ·, ' '· • ' l , ...' !;, < ' •"-r:· � .-... .;.,..... c.-.¥.'!> ,o:oo 10:30 1:00 J:1111 1:1 : 1(1, 1 : 1& IS:411 Love That Bob About Faces Medic · Day ln Court Th.e- Gale Storm Show Beat the Cloek Who Do You Trullt .A merH:an B«ndst-.nd Rocky and ltis f"rienda San Ytanciato Beal. Your bso ReP"fter Weather Teller · John Daly Newa Honeymooner■ Sugatfoot Wyatt Earp ThP Rifleman Coit 45 Alcoa Pres�nts Keep Talking The News Tonight Seannin& the Weather Sparl8 R•Port Late Sbow Sign Oft \r: December Bride Love of Life 12:30 Search For TomOJT9'W :2:45 The .::uiding Light l :00 Heart of the City 1 :Si.I /J\;., the World Tum• 2:90 For Better or For WorN 2:80 HauJe -Part, l':00 Th.e Millionaire 3:30 Verdict Is Yours l:00 'I�o LL:IJ,!hhir Ua, •�11, -�1e· 1 " :!ltonn1:,t- 'J!'.dge of NIRhl $:00 'nle Three Stoogea 1:30 Ufe of RIiey 1:00 Arth•tr J. Smitb NW'I tl:1� A Look at the Weather IS� J"u le Rivlin Show 1:30 Amos 'n' AndY r:JO Frontle1 1:30 To Tell the Truth d:00 Dennis O'KeeJe Show 8:30 Many Lovet of Doby GUIit ):00 Tigh'trope 1:80 Red Skelton Show 0:00 Garry Moore Show 1 :00 1 1 O'cl�k News at the Weather cl:10 A Look . 11:15 Speclal 1Broadcast 12:00 Theater 1 3 12:30 1:30 1 :35 2:00 3�00 3:30 3:3& f:30 t:l!O a:oo &:10 &:l& &:ta 6:00 G:SO Just For You New1 , Juli For You Ca111nl On Pt. Ple,,a�I Music Go Round News Muaic Go Round Local News M111ie Go Round Sports In Rniew Sportt Sc::Ol'U 'lbe Band Box Pat Boone Show Sundown SereAadl!l Off the ..Air . . . , ----- New s Of Week By MRS. FRANK BUCK An t:ast1•r 41ro)lram followed th, So"d" School hooc " the Bap\1�1 ( ' hurch here with Mr1. Ma bt-1 ;')ha 111 and M lS!I Barb11r1 M l' N 1rklr as d1rc> l"lors. The play, "Chnsl h Hi�t•n · • wa� presented Wllh �1 1S.!i Md",' 11 ·kle 8S narralor, Mi ss hy lfou,h playL• d lht' p.irt of �fury !lih gdalene, Mt!ffi Sue F:llf'n Pli,·ht�. as Mary thr mother of Jl'su!: Carol Shain. as Salome, Lmdn Grnh;1m as Joanna and Mis, Sandra Adams as the Angel. Sp�cial musir was by Mi�s Molly ReinshP! and �liss Judy Shain. Mr�. Btet 1y Jackson has return, ed lo hl'r home in Salem ofter \· isitlng with her mother, Mrs. Ben Spencer who w11s a patient at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Emil Pli(·hta and children who spent the past week with her mother, Mi;s. Fr&nl'es Philson re• turned to th('ir home in Cleveland Sunday. Ml-. Plirhta came to ac­ company them home. Mr�.- Betty Roush has been ab, sent from her teaching duties at Letart Falls grade school (or se,. en) days because of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Teaford and son Delbert Jr., are visitine thck daughters Mm. Hildred Grafton and Mrs. Lucllle White end their filinilies at Ravenna. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewert and £am�-, and Robert Foster of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bu�k ;rnd family spent Easter with their mother Mrs. Funk Buck. Mr. and Mrs. Jack: Adams had as Easter guests her mother, Mrs. Maggie Weaver, sister, M rs. • ff:oxie Cozart and nephew, Jerry Socia! Events laurel Cliff Bv Mrs. Cherie, Di.hi Mr. and Mrs. Willi.am Jacobs. Mr. and �rs. Psul Jacob!I were week end guests at the horn '". of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl ,l.tcohs. 'Mr. and Mrs. Charll:ls D tehl and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl werc Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer, Columbus. l Mr. and Mrs. Steven Eblin were in Columbus for several days re• cently. Mrs. Josie Turner nas returned to hl'r home hrre. Mrs. Barbara Ebl in enlcrt.:..ined wilh a surprise party h onorin g her husband, Lawrrnce. Attendingwere Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder nnd Rob«?rt Ehl in. Easter callers a t ! hr home of �fr. and Mrs, Steve �blin were 1fr. and Mrs, Walt Eblin, Mr. and i\11.·s . _L�n-��(• 11,�d-���-�!'d Mr. and Mrs. Jessie liTorr rs, all of I1omcroy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roush .and children t>.:illed on Mrs. Em�a FoK. · Mr. and Mr�. !J\.eve Ebhn and children called on Robf!rt Eblin. i�lr. and Mrs. Lee Vogelsa ng of Millfield called on Mr. and Mrs. Ch11rle!i Diehl .and son. GALLIA & MASON COUNTY Ag ricu ltu re Agents Ao WELL AS Special Rep�rts FROM Ohio ·State U nivenity Keep Area Farmers Informed MO.H . thtu FRI. 1 2 :30 P.M. ON • '·, \2:3(, 1 :00 1:30 •:OO 2:SO 3:1)() '1:30 4:-00 �:30 S:00 !HI 6:40 8:43 _. "'l 7:30 8:30 'l:00 f:30 WMPO Daily Prol!l'arn Schedule s,.,p ' Here'• why the Qulcli-Recovezy Electric Water Healer la a ' better buy, II lula Then'• no dame lo eat away the . CBS News C■pl1ln Kaoguoo Cart.om Theater Red Rowe Show On the Go I Lovti :&.acy MNday ThrGUlh ,,klay 1:58 Sten. Oo .. 1:00 Guett Star 1:15 NC!IWI & Weather 8:30 /tll'D V:00 Bnol<IHI Party 8:30 Nen 8: 95 18mkf1II Party 1:30 N•1" , I0:00 · Coffee Time Shop 10:11 10:32 Momin, l)evoUon• 10:ft • OIi • th• Tdwo 1 1 :00 · country Hoe l)(jwn 12:00 Noon Newa )'OU will be CDIIPLSTSLT BATlSPISD .till a Qulok•-Ol'Y . 1111-s.Uoa lllemrle Waler Realer or yaur money will be N• . ., �JJ1trlca" e�n41ttffl Ria Tin Tin Ban Ji"r1mcla:.-o IRelt TOlD' SNc. RfJMUI Weather Teller John -0.ly l't-e1r11 Broken Arrow Cheyenne Bourbon Street Beat Advr"lture.s 1n Paradlle Ted Mack Amateur Hour 'l"be News Toru.lbt Scanning the Weather Sport Report Late Show f:l"IO The Brlg:b.ttr DaJ f:1-5 The Seerel Mono 1180 The Ed2e of NICl,t 1:00 The Three Stooge1 l:S.0 The Life of RIie, · 1:00 Arltur J. Smith, ""' 8:15 , A Look at the Weather 1:20 JI.lie Rivlin Show I:� Amoa 'n' Andy ,:00-· 111iJ,way-Palr61 T:30 nte Kate Smith Show 8!0t, The Teun 1:30 Father Know, Beat 1:00 Danny ThomH Show 9:30 Ann Sothem Show 10:00 Hennesey l0:30 DuPont Show U:On Newa ll:10 A Look at th� Weather 11 :Uli Theater 13 "12:30 Sign O'f . Ille WC HS..TV C!wnn el 8 Channel 1 3-MohdO) '' IIU&l'Ulft . Wl'LL OUAlilft'D TOU WON'T! ADIi -•U t,,,ther ltlrned, lnoludbls Play Your Hunch • Price IB R i 11:ht Concen tnlioll T'tuth or Consequences I'. Could Be You Mid Day Ne1A1 Movie time Lorella Young Theater Young Dr. Malone r�rom These Roots Comedy Playhouse Adventure The1ter Steamboat Bill Woody Woodpecker Music ha the Round Jim Theclter �ho• WeatherC-llst 1,:r,,,· Q Plrtu,.. RunUey BrlM1ey Report Cannonball Laramie StarUme Arthur Mu':fBY 'Party Jack Paar Presents New" HN1'1;Uoa. w�atherost Ja�k Paar Show dtgn Off _:. WHTN �TV �Chann el 13 '-- - -- • \0:30 l l :00 I l · av 1 2 ·00 (1.30 1 : un l . li 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5,00 5:30 6:00 6:15 6:23 'I :lfl 8:45 1:00 7 :au 8:3� O:l!O 1 0:00 11 - 00 1 1 : H.I u ·1 s i. :00 _____ _______ _ 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular ts:SO Romper Room 9:30 MovJe \1:25 Your Jtsao Reporter •1 :SO I Married Joen i2,oo R,,tleu Gun ■■t Republi can Candidate far STATE REPRES ENTATI VE Sign On Continental Ckassroom Today Katie Doon.an Show Topper . Dou1h Re 111 Channel S-Tuesda) Legal Notice George A. Meinh art 1 Channel S-Mond:1, I Running out of hot . water .. too often 1· , 1 060-7 A t'q · n I U I ty SOC l' a j _Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlrp"•'l ' O .. April 25 ·__ 1 C\JLUMB US UPI - Vince Pelton of Cleveland. Sunday nl lb t won the fint annual Oh Jo Stale ladies i;mgles malc.h game bow'lior: tournament in two-day competilion at four different alley! here. '.-11ss Pellon rack ed up a 3,1211 total for thL 1 6 J; '":le&. :1�� m I Cleveland Girl Whu1 First Ohio Si n11lea Mrs. Thomas Weston , assisted by M rs. Vic tor You ng Sr . , B entertai ned t!ie One Won One , class of the Pomeroy F irst apSt Main East home, d . tist church Thurs ay evemng at her The meeting was opened by Mrs. J . H. Stephenson, president, giving a meditation on spring , w hk h she dosed with a poem " Lord AHord Me Another Spring" , aRd prayer. -,,-----Durmg the, business seuiom a I church. A woman "'"1rl tea wai,. (!is · vcn on Easter flowreport was .\la el i y n h d er5 sent to % t e shut-ins of t he cussed which will be COACH TO SIGN the date to the announced later SYRACUSE UPI - Alex Han­ A communic;ition was read frum no i;trani:er to lhe National num . a:, u: i cl s h Korean the rl wh g the Basketball Association, will sign a supports stati ng thl't she h.is bet•n two-year cQntract today to coach ill.. tht Syr;ic-use N11lionals . Mrs. Stephenson 1nstalk d the new officers in a candlehght cer�ON VACATION !nony ai:,d brough t oul lhat Je s us E n ro u te To "Fa ine ' Mr. and Mrs. Noah Ha!ltins o( 1s the hght of the world ;i. nd _w <" BROOK LYN UPI _ The corner• Middleport are vacatiol}ing al Win­ GuagM: Montgomery, 16.2 on I e �� th �� 11 stone of Ebbcts F'1eld, famou s ter Garden1. . F'!a., this week. Tbey upper; 9 8 on low er, 8 ½. feet open: �:e:s� J ��:: e c S31. f the Dodgers for 4� yea �s, pl1111 to return April 30. omc O � on y 12.8 Gallipolis, 18.4 on upper, of the church which is the b od of 1s cnrout e to the Hall of fame m lower, 1 0 feet open ; Winfield , 18. 0 Christ and lhat the purpose or the Coo�erstown, N. Y .• by_ curtesy of on upper, 10.3 on lower, rollen on meetings was to know Christ betNat10�al League President War­ 10.4, 20 14.8, the still; l.ocJr. 23, ter and lo learn how to serve Him. ren _Giles. wickets open. Prayer by Mrs. Stephenson clos ed purchased the corn e,-­ G1le B Condition of Mov•blt Dtmt ; the ceremony. O fficers insta lled Sunday when me• stone ��r $600 trap 1 All dams are up averaging wcre Mn. Lorain st erreU, presi• morab1li e of t_he h_om_e of some of open, , d ent; Mrs. Ate n Shain, vice presi· i . ..,,.,.. Oh� Riwr Boeh: Downbound: dent; Mrs. victor Young Sr., sec- baseball s zam�st rnc,1dents, went ,. e Lock 7, Bob Benter at �.55 am., 14- ret.ary · and Mrs. WIiiiam Watson under_ the �uct1one r s gavel. The ' perk 1s being torn down to make 0· Cotton Queen .at 6:25 am, 0-3; treasure ' r· way for a housing project. Robert R. G ibson at 6:45 am, 0-2; During tile social hour games : 1 13• am, 9:50 at Lock 9, Jefferson were played under the dire5tion of the hostesses lo the .aboYe named Lock JO, Ovec at 8:10 am, 3•16; Mrs. Leslie Price with Mra: Harr)' and Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel, Mrs. Lock 23, Charlea R. Stephenson at Lee Bailey and Mrs. Dale Wippel Joseph Cook, Mrs. Albert Smith, 5:56 pm, 1 9-2; Allhland at 7:()5 pm, the winners. Mr■. Daisy Jasper, Mn. J. E. Fos­ 1 · 1 3; Emily Jean at 8 : 05 pm, 0-4; Refreahments were served by ter and Mrs. Ellen Collch. Belpre .at 8 : 30 pm, 0-2; Helen Z at 9:2S pm, 6-0; Atlas al 1 :30 .am, 5•0; PIU.aburgher at �: 00 am, 22-0 Indiana at 7:25 am, 8- 1 ; i'�red W . Ollcotl a t 9:30 am, 1 - 1 , Janie D. OPTOMETRIST at 10:00 am, 3· 1 ; Joe S. at 10:00 Eut Conrt Str..,t, Pomoro7 . Ray 28, em, 0-0; upbound: Lock lo IZ, Z lo •· /Cl_oH It Noon on Tliun.) I t mond E. Salvetti at 9:30 em, 13-0; Boan: .., 001,.. Galllpolis Cornell at 3:40 a.m. 1 1-6 / Aztec at 8:56 am, a.fl; Vulcan M 11:00 am, 1 1-0; Lock 23. Montgolib­ A lack of leisure time · ery al -l:3� pm, 3,2; Little Edward at 6 : 45 pm, 1-1; Harriet M. at 9:00 makes it impossible to What's ahead for America? Must pm, 2-0 ; Beaver at 9:50 pm, 0- 1 ; Mike Creditor at 10:f:t, p m , 8-12; economic growth diet.ate soaiins Wayne H. at 6:30 am, 3-0; W. S. contact each of you per­ inftation '!' Must stabilization mcaa Rhea at 8:35 am, 6· 10; Robert E. s1agnation? A resounding "no" oq Reed at 10:35 am, 9-0; C. V. Har­ sonally. NevertheJess, I both counts is the answer of 64 ner at 1 1 : 15 am, 2-0; well-informed representativea of Lock 23 reports 64 lockages in 2� days. business, Jabol- and governmenL would appreciate the op­ MeetingrecentJy underthc:8.Llspicc:s of the American Assembly, they portunity of serving you agreed : b)' working hard together NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT CaN No, 1 1,361 " can achiev� 00th reasonabl)' again, as I have •in the • ate of Minni• Taylor, dktated �table prices and growth, while Notice is hereby given that Carl reducing unemployment to tho past. Have I satisfied T.11ylor whose Post Office addreH minimum. Key to these goals is i5 Barberton, Ohio, has been duly steadily rising producti vity. appointed Administrator of the you? If so, ma,y I have Estate of 'Minnie · Taylor late ol Get lhe facts on lhis complex Melga County, Ohio, deceased. aul cruclal subject. w,11, for � your vote May 3, 1960? Dated this �d day of April fr11e booklet, "Prices, Growth end Vou", to American Assem- ' 1960. '.((f bl,, Columbia Unlvtrslty, N1w � F. H. O'BRIEN York 27, N. V. Judge of the Probate Court M(' igs County, Ohio P1Jbll1h1d H • pub&lc ..rvlca (4) 25; C5J 2, 9, 3tc In cooper1tlon with Thi Adv1rti1ln1 Qouncll end the Nlll!!'IPIPI' Advp,'rtl1lna b11e;utNH Auocl1llon. 1"'ld P<>I. Adv. Legal Notice $1695 - Pomeroy First Ba ptist Church Class ' d Th U rsd ay At WeStOn H Offl e E nterta1ne LBGAL NOTICI Melt■ County Highway Dept. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed Bids will be received by the Meigs County Comm le.slonen, Pomeroy, Ohio, up unlil 10:00 o'clock A. M. Monday, May 2nd, 1980 Ior lurnlahlnr: and applying • minlmum of 83,000 gal. or l E. l Dust Control on County Roads. Material lo be applied under the direction of County Engineer and NOTICI DF APPOINTMENT must have a temperature of not C• .. No. 11,360 leu than 160 degree, when appUed, Itta.. ef Daisy 0, Marr 0-C.. Work to •tart on or about, the Notico la her'eb)' 1lven lb.at Mary fint of June 1960, and to be com• E. Coverdale whose Poat Ofllc<! pleted b1 Juty flral, 1960. addrcsa i11 212 E. Moler Street, Cbl­ A Cerllfied Check in the amollnt lumbus, Ohlo, ha1 been duty ap pointed Adminlslratrlx of the ea of $300.00 m111t accompany each tate of Dai•>' G. Marr late o f Mele• ,sJd. Successful Bidder to furniah Bond In tbe amount of $10,000.00. County, Ohio decu■Nl. Mela• County Commluionen re 1960. Dated this 22nd day of April terve the rl1ht to reject aoy or 1U bld1. F. H. O'BRIEN Mel"' C- C•-•loMn Judge of the Probate Cou a, lh,,.. ao,111, Cl■rk Molp County, Ob.lo 25; 2, 9, 3t< <ti 11, H.'18, 21, 20, 28, tit< Call Dk1 SftirtH - ·-·---( 20bl lnsuronca ------- afdO CORNER LOT - S.room frame, bath, porches, double carage, large lot fenced. $8500.00. TERMS,-7-room frame with nice Hving room, dining room, kitchen, television room, 3 bed rooms, end bath, full basemen( forced air ,..furnace. Laree lot with 1hady lawn, good .&an:len, $10,garage, concrete 000.00. COUNTRY HOMl-6-room frame, bath, basement, forced air heat Two big cistern,, some frult, Jara:e outbuilding. Nearly 30 acres. $,7000.00. 215 ACiRllf-3 miles from Pome· roy. Three houaea (four, 1even and eight rooms). Barn, ailo, plenty of tractor land in alfalfa and grasses. Well limed. Some 1ru11. ,20,000.00. VIRGIL TIA FORD, Salffmln Phono YIY2-6131 lox 229 4-23·3tt ------------- 1 CO'ITAGE AND LOT ON ROUT 338 aOOve Antiquity near Ohi River. Out of high water. Pri�ed to sell. See Arthur ArnoH, Rt. Racine. 4 23 6t �O � B' � r-' � -r' ----------' I C.dtlu ll-'tt ■ I 1966 CHt;VROU;T V8 STATION W1tJ:on One carelul owner. Sbow11 best of care tI3�.00. IHaeltn.11n, Pomeroy. 4-:.i!O-Htc - -- -----�--1935 (ADU.LAC 4 DR. SEIJAN. rower neeru)g. :;pollen black Iin1sh. $1�00.00. HLaeLtnars, Pomeroy. 4-20-6tc Rea l Estate . 1 8 ) Au to Sales ' - ( 20 ) Business Service I-or !:>a le 12! Card of Thanks • 121 ) Rea l Estate .,' l ' Harrisoia.-iJle News Of Ttie Week 'i'"-1° Ray .t\)l:lre and Ann Ellil met at lhe Loulae Gilkey home to J,e\p bor color eu, for Ibo Euler lwnt. Mr. ■nd Mrs. H. I) . Glll<ey and children ot Ille Gr,nde were su. per 11:ueita ot hil parentl SimdaJ. Guy Gilkey, Co1umbw, .called · 9n bis lalher, jPeQtle Glltey, s,nd■y ,11ornoon 11 ll>o Q,lnl Gllkq ho.me. , 1141,rold �� ha■ ,IOld � home • (!,, , to ,bl, �Dr. and Mn. Don Glblon and ltark ,pent the week , elid WWl 'ieir o■rt)\111, tl\e Bud t!)<llW)u' 1nd the Frank Glbo<lf11. Ilk. ••d •Mn. F. D.· of Columbut were afttrnoon e,Uen of her p,rente, ihe Cllht Glluya Sr. France■ Knop» Stndm of Alh­ ena visited friend& ht!lrt Thunday. 'Mr. Ptlce has &Old 70 �• of Ids farm to hi.a 1later, Be&ile Ort­ .sr. .m... ' I I ,�,,,..,/ ., ,,,,. •w..r Jean and .K,.tberine Cott.rill and - ·- � KAFl'IIE5S IS A I, .... l � r I� _,, • £---. 8 ,\ft,Nff GOOGLE .., 8NUl'FY IIMITJI "Oll6HT ro =-:::'.:-=-s�-���;;1 �-�---'-'"'NOPE-so FIIR -,== GIT 'IE ONE l AIN'T GOT .... ARf A UUE ON WOO DONE Tl-1' OEED, SNUFFY M'bJlel' OF \HEM THAR NEW- FANGt.ED L1E · DETECTCRS , SHERIFF SHUX• rVE HI\D Of THEM "THIN65 ffR T"<JTTY 't€ARS ha,a. Mr. and Hrt. Kiel � at­ tended the funenl of • hi.I r ,1unt, Deu French D1"by, ,, Connels.ville, ThundaY. � '.!Ir. aqd lln. E■rl Clul t Tb\U'fday with hll pty:Olitl! the GeQ('I,. CllTD. • 1 Mt.a Lena Jordan JI W I wit-h pleurisy. t . Mr,. P1r1<>m ol !:h/'•1""1t' la vi1lt1n1 lier dauahtf..r, ' ' tBet� Gllke)'. 1 • • Mr. •nd !In, Ray Blrtbf� ■nd children have ret11rt1ed , fto,ffl ',tlor­ l�a and are livln1 with ,J(t1.1 Nel­ tie Borgan. He ls employed bt Mark Clark. . ,. The Lend-A•Hand Society� met with their president, LOWII • Gil• key, Thurtday eYeniQI. FctWt,en members were preimt. .l)l)�ftl were led by Norma t,ee tf'feN1t1on was In charge P• .A.t­ kins. Relreahmentt )'ere :1 · ,, by Hazel Stanley and Mrs. GIi i Mr. and Mrs . .Jtober:t Al� in Trpy, Ohio on busine11 itG · Mn. Rosella BOfllil ii Ava Gilkey with hollleClei Mr. ,11.nd Mrs. Jame, Bo. _,010_. son of Columbus were er guest.a of his mother, Nellie itor_ a_ •n_ .______ �,_� -,-,, or •1¥1 l'L ABND WKILE MAASl<IIN' SAA\ IS LIMNRIN' UP FO'll-t' l>OUeLE �' -· II• "'11 .1.,11 .\ Llft West Shade Social Events Mr. and Mrs. VlrRll Rou1:1h, ,Jl[,r 1 Jo and Don spent Easter So�day with Mr. and MN, Larry Rou&h of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Browd and son!I, Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell l'iinter and i\!r. and Mrs. Ralph Plinter and daughtera, spent the weekend with the Howard Rauch famllj of 1 i Newark. Ptjrs JJ.B3m:qnd Taylor and �-1,\­ ¥.:>ll11d4tl a1Ul_:-8� Rife Tuesday evenlitg wJt'h Mr. and Mr&, RoSert PAiDJer. · . Jlhun_y Heilman and ,on of oregon called on Mr. and Ml'&. WIJJ Heilman S.turd1y afternoof1. Jimmy Lanham of West Vltglnla is visiting the Leonard Lanl\un family. lra Showalter spent Monday night \l{lth Denzil W,iYiams. Mr. and Mrs, Wilt Hellman call• ed on Mr, and Mn. john Smith of Pomeroy Monday' aftemoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet of Tuppers Plains, Mr. and M11, Alva C1ark and children and Mn. DeD• zit Goegleln o f Polneroy · '•pe,it Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Jenrile Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Heilman. Mr. .and ·Mrs. Earl Hartuni and family of Akron vlalted over . the week end with the Tom McGrath family. Mr . .and Mrs. Will HeJlman apent la.;t F'l'iday evening with tlie Pa­ vid .Williams family, he'1 " lb IIRNIB BVSBJOJ.lP 1HIS Wli-L ORIVS REIi.LY BATIV ·wm Profeasor Emerl.hla Honored For Adivity Spee!.i.al r«i0a:niUon ha1 �n given by the Ohio Aca demy )· ..t Sden,ce durin& lta ,me,itilla: et bt­ ioch . colleae last ..wukend-'to 'f>r, F.. Kreck.er, ora:lnator of the Junior Academy of Sclenee. Dr. Krecker, p� . ��t,111 or zooloQ,. at . Obl0i 2, U:�venl't, helped organize the Jlrst Sclem::e day to be held In coojun�tlat! '!'th the ang.Qal _ meetln1 .cC,. Ute �_el" · 1 demy' of Sclt!IDC& ' '' l;. - in ·19ill. . a.. . tr•s· GOINQ TO BE ALL J;!IGITT, GERT' SH·H·H! l"N; O. K. ! �... �, ( 1 7 ) He I p wanted e--Dally SentineI' Porneroy-M"1ddleport' O . , Aprll 25 ' 1960 ADS WANT roa CONSISTENT DEPl!N DABLE RESULTS RATES 3 tenta p;r word, o■e huert.ion. Minimum cbartt - 60 -:entl I cen.Lt per word for three co.nsecutive inrM!rtiom. Special - one mouth for 30 cents per word. Full rate Of 3 c1.:nts per word wilt be charged f&r advertisina If DOl paid within 10 days afler receiving bW. Errors in: Advertising - Should be reporn-d immediately. Thie Daily Sentinel w-Ul not be responsible fo1· more UJ.an one incorrect .insertion. Card o( ThaoU and Special No t.ices or Ewal5 $1 .00. Obituarie, publl,,bed at 1 eent per word. I DAY '."J ORDS ::t DAYS ;; DAYS I MO. 15 $ 1 .J5 IIOc 00c $4.50 20 80c $1 .20 $1.80 f'! OO 75< 25 $2. 25 $ 1 .50 $7.50 . ....l t.. ..: : •• •" � -• -- •• � - Ads tecei-ved by 10 A.M. will be ln that day i .-per. PHOME WY-2-21 57 II J Notices -- I lj J t• •• • • • TWO MiN for sales opportunity st.utmg a 1 HOU SE f"OR SALE IN POMEROY sued 9 rooms, 2 baths, full $1 Z=> per week. Must be over 25 · basement, ne gas furnace, w 1U1ll helve a car and ablo.. ta star Jar.Ke 1ot. r. J\. bw.atzel, 307 work 11nme<l1alt!Jy. Lall UL 3 bprm& Ave., Pomero,v t· l� l�tc 4.it::, !Or appu1uune nt. (4) 2a 21C , FOR SALE: FIVE ,aWOM HOUSE wltb bal· fl. Nice IOt'tUon. Melvtn 1:mplO)'l'lklnl Hoo<l, I l l .l.,cK:uat St., Pomeroa, 3. 3u-.,-i'.)tp Wonted '------ --lluOSE f'OR SALE Li !'AGE­ DAY WOltK. BY LICENSED town, 111 room1, 4 reoms down, T practical nurse Call 'I U 2""44 :.t up, 1.,proJ1:1m11tely l acre le­ �lw een 9 and 3. C 19 tit 4 vel ian<1 excell�nl well IS mile• --trum Pumeroy on Slate Routt: 6Y:.!. Price $800.00. Inquire AU>. Hu1.:-,:IJ at .Pqetowo. 3· 1:HkJlc --. �l-'VH l lNu liU0DS KEY l.JIS'l"RIB li 1 uu:::.JIII' now ava11ab1c m th1 J lcnnory. Sec Spurls Shf'lf Corp. ' illlverLJst!menl, rage 4, tor cum - 1'"0.H. SALE. HOUSE 1N POMEROY plllC deLallS. (2) 2.5, lt c ti rooms, bath and gas heal. Ga· --r,.g e . Heaul11u1 view 01 river Out of a l l high water. W)th o $ - --wtthout rurnnure. Call WY2 5:i7tL t. o. �OY 4 22 S AUCTIOMEER Route 2, Lone Bottom, ,hi& TWO HOMES NEAR RUTLAND 4 • room frame, 1 acre , eroun AIR CIJ N D!TJO.NIN G, RE>'RJGERand � • room frame, 3.30 acres ation 5erv 11:e. Jacll.'a Refrl&era. Sacrifice for quick sale. Mabe lion, New Ha ve11. Pb� TU Hogue, Rutland, Ph. SH 2-4932 .2��7. 6-23-U t 23 6t 1 1 0, .. bus1ne�:, Opportu,h1t1es , (21 ThOfflli, M. Fain ELECTROLUX VACU U M CLEAN· Ttrmlte •M Pt,t c...,ro1 OL Runs and looks like n e w. l"rff inspectkin,. l nwr1nce Natl� Has thro w away bags. Full .Wt. &,.., Mrma. ,price only $34,MI 0, terms Phone i'otMroy WY 2-2366 if desired. Phoh� WY2·2204. ,._,.hmouth PR 6-2150 2·22•4tc 2 20 He COMFORTABLE FOOT WEAR for now and the hot days .ahead. We MUE.LLIR FURNACk•• Wl.tlN� have KEDE'ITES and SUM MER· HOl,.1 1» eppl 1enCfl. Arnold 8'• WE WANT TO 111ANK AU.. OUR ETIES in the "most wanted'' then, SyraCUM, Ohio. Phone friends and ne1ghboni, Holzer etyles. The Shoe Box, Middle­ WY-2-6384. 1 1-19-tfc Ho&pital, ,11.nd Ewing& Funeral port. "- 18 6tc Home for all lhe kmdncss dur• TELEVlSJON kA.DlO �'10 SHALL ing the 11ckness and death of appliance repair. Phone Otia our hu1band and father, James 4'12 H. P. GARDEN TliACTOR �cChntock, H.aeine, Ohio, with .itlachmcnts. C. J. Linger­ H. Spaun. 2-l-tic felt, Lane St., New Haven, W. Wif e , Mrs. Bertha Spaun Va. 4-21-Btp 1 <.:USTO.M Bl.l U,"1" JU1't,HE.N D&Sun, James Spaun, Jr. and •t&Dod lo= .�vw- hom;i int u­ dau&hters, Mrs. Mabel tJ.m,i1tN. b·0t ...mm aud AbDOtt, Rawson, Mrs. Myrtle Fitch 1956 HOUSE TRAILER 30 IL Pllune WY-2-5321. 8-6-U .v.nd Mn. El•a Hayman. Slee� she, 2 bedrooms. Very 4 � Hp good condition. Inquire et 4'17 llLIVIS"ION RADIO ANC SMALL Sycamore Sl., Middleport. �plhnce ,.pair, Call Frank 4 19 6tc Captelne, 41, N. Secon4 Avt,, 193!1 FORD V B FAIRLANE 2 DR. Mkldleport, J 3 ttc sedan, A be11ullful car. $7 d5, .00. A U CTION AT HOWARD A.. SEm- 1 ENA IU:L'S, Pine Grove, June 25. Blaetlaara, Pomero)'. 4 20-61.c AUCTIONllll . 1 4 22 3tc Complete Servlc• ----000d CINn UNCI Can Critt lrecfforct 960 AU Maktt end Mootl1 Write, Phone or Cont1ct MI T ROPOLITAN MOTORS A, C. IRAOFORD, Recine. Ohl.. � IHt Mein It. 2HI Pomeror, Ohl• 19� MERCURY IN GOOD CON­ d1tion. New motor and tr.ans­ m1,sion wllh 4000 miles. New br11kc1 and wheel cylinders, cap, ond ne w l1re1. Price $450 l'hone W Y:.!-tt720. 4·20·Htc -- ----HO)fI; B Uh,DERS, BIRCK CABI­ ...................,. NET mwkera Formica sink topa. Vinyl aabe1l011 bloek laid. Hollie rep&lrl o r all de!Crlpllom. Call GUJ' .Me'gler, Racine, Ohio. 2 24 Uc afl f/.:.- _, ..,...,.._ ...., , _,...._ RIMllU• •'or FREE lnspc<llon PHONE Gilmore's Supply Slore wy.2-211, Vaughan', Exlermlnallng GRAVELY TkACTOR SALIS AND StrYl(e. S12 Ii. Malft, Pomeroy, Phon. WY2.Q:t7S, Open 'tll t p. m. until June I. laluman: Her11ld 8.l rnhart. RNdavUle. Ohio. Ph.,.. Coolvlllt 3691, 3·19-tfc Company ---- ·----- --Experleneed, · · 1969 1'0N1'1AC V8 4 DH. SEUAN. · St. Muyt, W. V•. kadlo .v.nd heater. Une c,.retuJ , owner. 1-.:xtr.i nice $�t95.00. FURNITURE AUCTION OV CON­ l:IJ1eUn;ar11, Pomeroy t·20 iltc signed rurniture · at the M 1 le1 Monument Building, W, Main St. Rwclnt!, Uhiu, April 30Lh, 12:30 p. m.: � i,:11.11 range.!, l WlNl.>OW tlLIND., ANU SHADES dryer; 1 electri c range, � bed­ Ver?-:.Uau Blindt, 111 alze1 and room suitH, l coal range, 7 colon. fi:ne Jiilllm,atea. Dale coltee lat.es, 3 telnisions, 4 W1pp,tl Supply, .211\ Union i\Ye., relri&erators, a bre11kf1sl sets, PomerO)', Uhlc... 3-t-OOtc 4 livmg room �uitcs, 4 washers, 2 dlnnettc !Otli, 3 kitchen ub· LIIVING RO OM SUITE. E XC.EL• Inch, other mi11c. furnilure. lent condition. Will deliver re•• Sale conducted by Hradford 1on11ble d 111t1nco, Phone S112 · Auclion Co. A. C. Bradford, 4tl77, 4-20·3tc M.i::r. Crltt Bradford, Auctioneer LIVI aAIT, MINNOWS, NIGHT Term,: O■sh. Cr.11wler1, Illhln& auppliea, lhh• Not responsible tor accidents tna: Ucen,et, av■llable from ti 4-23-0lc a. m. lo 7 ;30 p. m. week d,11.y1. We repair all types of radl, Sunday 8-10 1. m. i"ife Novell.Y v f. l"KlG IDAlRE ant.I TAP· 6 c.;u. l' ators , from heater cores' to Sb.op. t·21·12tc JJAN Gaa rwnge. See O. R. Jones, !he largest truck or lnlrtor 287 Mulberry-av, Jlomeroy. POii IALI 4 23 3tp radiator, Olien will be recelv,ed at the ofllce or WebUer and F11lta. At• torneya, Pomeroy, Ohio, up to 2 LI VlNG ROOM CHAIRS, 1 wins back with new slip coyer, eleven o'clock A. M., on Friday, also rhubarb for 111le. Phone April 29, 1900, for about i,;i acre, Pomeroy, Ohio WIIJ:37tfl or ICC Fay,e Powell, locatod oo Stat6 .iout,e 680, Bed· 4-23•3tc Racine, O. Jord and Or1n1,e town,hlpt, ARI YDU R UN DOW" AT THI Kela■ County, .known •• the ""''� Ooet yeur ...r nttd ..... Foreman properly. All olfera aub­ 1,.., lt■t Werk. Lewed Prlc-. Ject lo Court approval. IHDI SIRVICI IHOP llAClNI Mannine D. Web1ter, UIID IDIITI AND MOTOII• $U RACtNI, OHIO. Admin1ttrttor. 11\4 •IIIJ while thly la1t. Met,. 4· 22·3lc poUteft Motora. 600 Main It.. Pomeroy, WY� lJU V .r.;tt 00 't lt.Al'-l'Otl. Cult1v1ton l l 024-tfc mowlne machine. Ready for work. Quick aalc. $300. G . A. l''OH SALE: Ono 1 1 fool pl)'wood Dct:m, Rllclne, Phone W 19-3088. boil. One lO KP Mercury Hurri­ ' ' 4 25 6tp cane motor. flOO. Phone B1llcy I Jlm Jacobs, WY 2-�l . TAPPAN GAS RANGE. Lar1e 4 23 6tp window fan, G. E. Auto Wuher. IIOO S. Third, Middleport. Before 0:30 A.ii. {t)) "· 3tc Mlddltpert WY-2..Z'4t Pomeroy WY-2-11195 I/NCI.AIMED SINGER SEWING APA.1u'MEN'tS - .fW"n11b·ed and K..AUTl fllD lTOla , machine. Will HU for SHUN) \IDIW'niahed. McMuten, Middle At c ...... plw SIUO due ua for part1. port. Phone WY-2·1288. 2·3-U Yulicon 5-2141 Pbon,e WY2-2204. 2-22-ttc HAMILL IIRVICI STATION 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO n Atfore 9:00 A.M. room ap1rtmenl1. A. N. Beniel, Albany WI Phone NY2•3272. l l-2•Uc Every Day Ser vkt · FOR RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY CLILANDI 4 room• and bath, 1m(urnl1hed. ..... & TV a,,..tr ......_ Call af\er O:ao P. M. Phone P- w�·�.22.1,1 wyz.,a711 4•lt1-t1t ......,.,. Oh-. UNf"URNlSHED APARTMENT, 4 room,, bath. llent reasonable. Vacant April 25. No. Sccond-u, Middleport. Phone WY2•5293. IIAIINES•SUIPSON · INSU!l--NIJK 4 22 6tc Apott, lllddlol)Qrt. rtn, l,ql<> mobile, Bondt. Pbont WY..JI.AND: DOUBLE LOT l'OR GAR 2I03 DEN. 27� Pearl-111, M iddleport. Z TON Phone WY 2·2iJ)1 3 (p COMPLETE IN�UR.\NCIC !1'110 4 L.W.B. 2 epeed rear ax.Ii!, flOGd tecllon. Auto, >lnt Poll._ t.lrel, _,..,d new VI mo­ Call Don lllJll, lllMllpfa1, klr Mock. Solkl Clllb, heater, a oi... RAILROADS Nib rool p,d job. Mtn 17 •28 needed at . once lo train for telea:raph operator and atatlon agent position. Take low coat tr11lnin1 at ni&ht, work daya. Placement aa■ured in thi, or other atate■ upon completion. U tlnccrely interested write Box 686.-R c/c OP.Uy Sentinel. Glvt- •ll!l, marital at.atu,, pbya. ffl L_ lt, eond., ace and phone oumbtr lor ,local IDlerVlow, l 3' Sil) . ,._. WY-NNI m11n,,111 :.J.al- RADIATOR. t9J For Sale------ .. REPAI R Blaettnar's t --"-------- (9a ) Marine Supplie• ,hon, I. l I • ■. ( 1 4) For Rent ------------- drlf· Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT _..., Ca■- No. 11,UO •••••• ef Henry H. T1ylor Notice ia hereby given that Carl Taylor ,whs,se Po11t Oifice addres is Barberton, Ohio, .h111 been Wul appointed Admlnh1trator of th Eslate of Henry H. Taylor l11lc o Melcs County, Ohio, deceased. :Dated this 22nd day of Aprll 1960. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Cwr Meigs County, Ohio (4) 25; (ft) 2_. 9, 31 :\:I 1 1 7 J Help' Wonted ------- Ut.. m NCAA Reported In Mood For Crackdown ATLANTA UPI - The puwedul Nl" AA co u11 c1l was e 11: pected to m eet wilh the chairm an of NCAA 1nfract1on1 committee here today, indicatina ,unitive action may be taken againi;l one Jr mor e m ember sch ool 5 . !\-bst hkely candida te for cou 11• 1: 1 1 1arge t appears to be th e U mv· · o f N or<h c.aro I ma w_ h'"' h c rsity h ad aJ rca d Y been accuse_d o/ vw I ating basketball recrmtmg rules. I arolina o fficials app�ared before C , Lhc 1 nfr,.d 1ons comm1l1ee 5even1l I months 11gu to answer charges. -, • ... E 1 hbets C o rnerMl o o� RIVER REP()RT f:\ TEL EV ISIO N GU I CE WSA Z •TV Chan n e I 3 Channei 3-Mondoy 4:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Adventure Time 1:00 Steamboat Olli 5;30 Sgt. i>rffslon 6:QO Musk in the kound 6: l!i Jim Thacker Show t1;25 Weathercaat 6:30 N<PWli Picture 8:45 H untley B-rlr.ile.y Rep■ :t 7:00 Huckleberry Hound 7:30 Riverboat !:ZO 'hie, o1 w�u. FtriO 9:00 J>eter c:.unn 9:30 Goodyear Theater 10:00 Steve Allen Show 1 1:00 News Headl ines 1 1 : 10 We■thercast 11:15 Jack Paar Show 1 :00 Sign Off COMING Channel 3-luesda, r ,· , 5:45 8:00 ,,oo 9:00 9:30 10:00 ,-N. w. COMPTON, o. D. I 1:00 a:' JO 1:00 t.;.IO 6:40 8:"5 '7:()0 '7:30 8:!0 q:30 !0:30 11:00 tl:10 1 1 : 15 H:20 Legal No6ce ---- New Furnitu re Arriving Daily At BAKE R'S - • . '·. · FU R N ITU R E � ' f ASH ION f [ ST VA l Channel ·1 3 Tuesda, 8:00 8,111 9:00 '.0:00 111:80 'l :00 I � MI DDLEPORT ' *"·' r lallallalloa -• 1-. oar., � tank botlom. Inatoad, unila dlltriblite the beat ' evenly, with 100% efficiency. No beat -pee up the Clue, ID@t -,.,r,. udlnr upon a Quick-� 50-,allon Electric Walat Healat , • , the '. walar healA!r with tali,flldion ,_,,,,,_ .,.. your a,qnoy be ntumod, your elec:lrlc the illltallatloD COIII. plumber, (IC ta t;letailL applianco doaler , , ' '' t iDcl or:' · will . POME ROY MOTOR CO. - • ELECTRICITY ta :,our better wa:, to heat watea' _'.. ..., ...I. Bee call lor - ' OHIO '· . ·' -· ;,' ' ··· '\,� '" " •I ' , ., �'(. lt,. �, ... .. ·, ' '· • ' l , ...' !;, < ' •"-r:· � .-... .;.,..... c.-.¥.'!> ,o:oo 10:30 1:00 J:1111 1:1 : 1(1, 1 : 1& IS:411 Love That Bob About Faces Medic · Day ln Court Th.e- Gale Storm Show Beat the Cloek Who Do You Trullt .A merH:an B«ndst-.nd Rocky and ltis f"rienda San Ytanciato Beal. Your bso ReP"fter Weather Teller · John Daly Newa Honeymooner■ Sugatfoot Wyatt Earp ThP Rifleman Coit 45 Alcoa Pres�nts Keep Talking The News Tonight Seannin& the Weather Sparl8 R•Port Late Sbow Sign Oft \r: December Bride Love of Life 12:30 Search For TomOJT9'W :2:45 The .::uiding Light l :00 Heart of the City 1 :Si.I /J\;., the World Tum• 2:90 For Better or For WorN 2:80 HauJe -Part, l':00 Th.e Millionaire 3:30 Verdict Is Yours l:00 'I�o LL:IJ,!hhir Ua, •�11, -�1e· 1 " :!ltonn1:,t- 'J!'.dge of NIRhl $:00 'nle Three Stoogea 1:30 Ufe of RIiey 1:00 Arth•tr J. Smitb NW'I tl:1� A Look at the Weather IS� J"u le Rivlin Show 1:30 Amos 'n' AndY r:JO Frontle1 1:30 To Tell the Truth d:00 Dennis O'KeeJe Show 8:30 Many Lovet of Doby GUIit ):00 Tigh'trope 1:80 Red Skelton Show 0:00 Garry Moore Show 1 :00 1 1 O'cl�k News at the Weather cl:10 A Look . 11:15 Speclal 1Broadcast 12:00 Theater 1 3 12:30 1:30 1 :35 2:00 3�00 3:30 3:3& f:30 t:l!O a:oo &:10 &:l& &:ta 6:00 G:SO Just For You New1 , Juli For You Ca111nl On Pt. Ple,,a�I Music Go Round News Muaic Go Round Local News M111ie Go Round Sports In Rniew Sportt Sc::Ol'U 'lbe Band Box Pat Boone Show Sundown SereAadl!l Off the ..Air . . . , ----- New s Of Week By MRS. FRANK BUCK An t:ast1•r 41ro)lram followed th, So"d" School hooc " the Bap\1�1 ( ' hurch here with Mr1. Ma bt-1 ;')ha 111 and M lS!I Barb11r1 M l' N 1rklr as d1rc> l"lors. The play, "Chnsl h Hi�t•n · • wa� presented Wllh �1 1S.!i Md",' 11 ·kle 8S narralor, Mi ss hy lfou,h playL• d lht' p.irt of �fury !lih gdalene, Mt!ffi Sue F:llf'n Pli,·ht�. as Mary thr mother of Jl'su!: Carol Shain. as Salome, Lmdn Grnh;1m as Joanna and Mis, Sandra Adams as the Angel. Sp�cial musir was by Mi�s Molly ReinshP! and �liss Judy Shain. Mr�. Btet 1y Jackson has return, ed lo hl'r home in Salem ofter \· isitlng with her mother, Mrs. Ben Spencer who w11s a patient at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Emil Pli(·hta and children who spent the past week with her mother, Mi;s. Fr&nl'es Philson re• turned to th('ir home in Cleveland Sunday. Ml-. Plirhta came to ac­ company them home. Mr�.- Betty Roush has been ab, sent from her teaching duties at Letart Falls grade school (or se,. en) days because of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Teaford and son Delbert Jr., are visitine thck daughters Mm. Hildred Grafton and Mrs. Lucllle White end their filinilies at Ravenna. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewert and £am�-, and Robert Foster of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bu�k ;rnd family spent Easter with their mother Mrs. Funk Buck. Mr. and Mrs. Jack: Adams had as Easter guests her mother, Mrs. Maggie Weaver, sister, M rs. • ff:oxie Cozart and nephew, Jerry Socia! Events laurel Cliff Bv Mrs. Cherie, Di.hi Mr. and Mrs. Willi.am Jacobs. Mr. and �rs. Psul Jacob!I were week end guests at the horn '". of Mr. and Mrs. Pearl ,l.tcohs. 'Mr. and Mrs. Charll:ls D tehl and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl werc Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer, Columbus. l Mr. and Mrs. Steven Eblin were in Columbus for several days re• cently. Mrs. Josie Turner nas returned to hl'r home hrre. Mrs. Barbara Ebl in enlcrt.:..ined wilh a surprise party h onorin g her husband, Lawrrnce. Attendingwere Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder nnd Rob«?rt Ehl in. Easter callers a t ! hr home of �fr. and Mrs, Steve �blin were 1fr. and Mrs, Walt Eblin, Mr. and i\11.·s . _L�n-��(• 11,�d-���-�!'d Mr. and Mrs. Jessie liTorr rs, all of I1omcroy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roush .and children t>.:illed on Mrs. Em�a FoK. · Mr. and Mr�. !J\.eve Ebhn and children called on Robf!rt Eblin. i�lr. and Mrs. Lee Vogelsa ng of Millfield called on Mr. and Mrs. Ch11rle!i Diehl .and son. GALLIA & MASON COUNTY Ag ricu ltu re Agents Ao WELL AS Special Rep�rts FROM Ohio ·State U nivenity Keep Area Farmers Informed MO.H . thtu FRI. 1 2 :30 P.M. ON • '·, \2:3(, 1 :00 1:30 •:OO 2:SO 3:1)() '1:30 4:-00 �:30 S:00 !HI 6:40 8:43 _. "'l 7:30 8:30 'l:00 f:30 WMPO Daily Prol!l'arn Schedule s,.,p ' Here'• why the Qulcli-Recovezy Electric Water Healer la a ' better buy, II lula Then'• no dame lo eat away the . CBS News C■pl1ln Kaoguoo Cart.om Theater Red Rowe Show On the Go I Lovti :&.acy MNday ThrGUlh ,,klay 1:58 Sten. Oo .. 1:00 Guett Star 1:15 NC!IWI & Weather 8:30 /tll'D V:00 Bnol<IHI Party 8:30 Nen 8: 95 18mkf1II Party 1:30 N•1" , I0:00 · Coffee Time Shop 10:11 10:32 Momin, l)evoUon• 10:ft • OIi • th• Tdwo 1 1 :00 · country Hoe l)(jwn 12:00 Noon Newa )'OU will be CDIIPLSTSLT BATlSPISD .till a Qulok•-Ol'Y . 1111-s.Uoa lllemrle Waler Realer or yaur money will be N• . ., �JJ1trlca" e�n41ttffl Ria Tin Tin Ban Ji"r1mcla:.-o IRelt TOlD' SNc. RfJMUI Weather Teller John -0.ly l't-e1r11 Broken Arrow Cheyenne Bourbon Street Beat Advr"lture.s 1n Paradlle Ted Mack Amateur Hour 'l"be News Toru.lbt Scanning the Weather Sport Report Late Show f:l"IO The Brlg:b.ttr DaJ f:1-5 The Seerel Mono 1180 The Ed2e of NICl,t 1:00 The Three Stooge1 l:S.0 The Life of RIie, · 1:00 Arltur J. Smith, ""' 8:15 , A Look at the Weather 1:20 JI.lie Rivlin Show I:� Amoa 'n' Andy ,:00-· 111iJ,way-Palr61 T:30 nte Kate Smith Show 8!0t, The Teun 1:30 Father Know, Beat 1:00 Danny ThomH Show 9:30 Ann Sothem Show 10:00 Hennesey l0:30 DuPont Show U:On Newa ll:10 A Look at th� Weather 11 :Uli Theater 13 "12:30 Sign O'f . Ille WC HS..TV C!wnn el 8 Channel 1 3-MohdO) '' IIU&l'Ulft . Wl'LL OUAlilft'D TOU WON'T! ADIi -•U t,,,ther ltlrned, lnoludbls Play Your Hunch • Price IB R i 11:ht Concen tnlioll T'tuth or Consequences I'. Could Be You Mid Day Ne1A1 Movie time Lorella Young Theater Young Dr. Malone r�rom These Roots Comedy Playhouse Adventure The1ter Steamboat Bill Woody Woodpecker Music ha the Round Jim Theclter �ho• WeatherC-llst 1,:r,,,· Q Plrtu,.. RunUey BrlM1ey Report Cannonball Laramie StarUme Arthur Mu':fBY 'Party Jack Paar Presents New" HN1'1;Uoa. w�atherost Ja�k Paar Show dtgn Off _:. WHTN �TV �Chann el 13 '-- - -- • \0:30 l l :00 I l · av 1 2 ·00 (1.30 1 : un l . li 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5,00 5:30 6:00 6:15 6:23 'I :lfl 8:45 1:00 7 :au 8:3� O:l!O 1 0:00 11 - 00 1 1 : H.I u ·1 s i. :00 _____ _______ _ 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular ts:SO Romper Room 9:30 MovJe \1:25 Your Jtsao Reporter •1 :SO I Married Joen i2,oo R,,tleu Gun ■■t Republi can Candidate far STATE REPRES ENTATI VE Sign On Continental Ckassroom Today Katie Doon.an Show Topper . Dou1h Re 111 Channel S-Tuesda) Legal Notice George A. Meinh art 1 Channel S-Mond:1, I Running out of hot . water .. too often 1· , 1 060-7 A t'q · n I U I ty SOC l' a j _Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlrp"•'l ' O .. April 25 ·__ 1 C\JLUMB US UPI - Vince Pelton of Cleveland. Sunday nl lb t won the fint annual Oh Jo Stale ladies i;mgles malc.h game bow'lior: tournament in two-day competilion at four different alley! here. '.-11ss Pellon rack ed up a 3,1211 total for thL 1 6 J; '":le&. :1�� m I Cleveland Girl Whu1 First Ohio Si n11lea Mrs. Thomas Weston , assisted by M rs. Vic tor You ng Sr . , B entertai ned t!ie One Won One , class of the Pomeroy F irst apSt Main East home, d . tist church Thurs ay evemng at her The meeting was opened by Mrs. J . H. Stephenson, president, giving a meditation on spring , w hk h she dosed with a poem " Lord AHord Me Another Spring" , aRd prayer. -,,-----Durmg the, business seuiom a I church. A woman "'"1rl tea wai,. (!is · vcn on Easter flowreport was .\la el i y n h d er5 sent to % t e shut-ins of t he cussed which will be COACH TO SIGN the date to the announced later SYRACUSE UPI - Alex Han­ A communic;ition was read frum no i;trani:er to lhe National num . a:, u: i cl s h Korean the rl wh g the Basketball Association, will sign a supports stati ng thl't she h.is bet•n two-year cQntract today to coach ill.. tht Syr;ic-use N11lionals . Mrs. Stephenson 1nstalk d the new officers in a candlehght cer�ON VACATION !nony ai:,d brough t oul lhat Je s us E n ro u te To "Fa ine ' Mr. and Mrs. Noah Ha!ltins o( 1s the hght of the world ;i. nd _w <" BROOK LYN UPI _ The corner• Middleport are vacatiol}ing al Win­ GuagM: Montgomery, 16.2 on I e �� th �� 11 stone of Ebbcts F'1eld, famou s ter Garden1. . F'!a., this week. Tbey upper; 9 8 on low er, 8 ½. feet open: �:e:s� J ��:: e c S31. f the Dodgers for 4� yea �s, pl1111 to return April 30. omc O � on y 12.8 Gallipolis, 18.4 on upper, of the church which is the b od of 1s cnrout e to the Hall of fame m lower, 1 0 feet open ; Winfield , 18. 0 Christ and lhat the purpose or the Coo�erstown, N. Y .• by_ curtesy of on upper, 10.3 on lower, rollen on meetings was to know Christ betNat10�al League President War­ 10.4, 20 14.8, the still; l.ocJr. 23, ter and lo learn how to serve Him. ren _Giles. wickets open. Prayer by Mrs. Stephenson clos ed purchased the corn e,-­ G1le B Condition of Mov•blt Dtmt ; the ceremony. O fficers insta lled Sunday when me• stone ��r $600 trap 1 All dams are up averaging wcre Mn. Lorain st erreU, presi• morab1li e of t_he h_om_e of some of open, , d ent; Mrs. Ate n Shain, vice presi· i . ..,,.,.. Oh� Riwr Boeh: Downbound: dent; Mrs. victor Young Sr., sec- baseball s zam�st rnc,1dents, went ,. e Lock 7, Bob Benter at �.55 am., 14- ret.ary · and Mrs. WIiiiam Watson under_ the �uct1one r s gavel. The ' perk 1s being torn down to make 0· Cotton Queen .at 6:25 am, 0-3; treasure ' r· way for a housing project. Robert R. G ibson at 6:45 am, 0-2; During tile social hour games : 1 13• am, 9:50 at Lock 9, Jefferson were played under the dire5tion of the hostesses lo the .aboYe named Lock JO, Ovec at 8:10 am, 3•16; Mrs. Leslie Price with Mra: Harr)' and Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel, Mrs. Lock 23, Charlea R. Stephenson at Lee Bailey and Mrs. Dale Wippel Joseph Cook, Mrs. Albert Smith, 5:56 pm, 1 9-2; Allhland at 7:()5 pm, the winners. Mr■. Daisy Jasper, Mn. J. E. Fos­ 1 · 1 3; Emily Jean at 8 : 05 pm, 0-4; Refreahments were served by ter and Mrs. Ellen Collch. Belpre .at 8 : 30 pm, 0-2; Helen Z at 9:2S pm, 6-0; Atlas al 1 :30 .am, 5•0; PIU.aburgher at �: 00 am, 22-0 Indiana at 7:25 am, 8- 1 ; i'�red W . Ollcotl a t 9:30 am, 1 - 1 , Janie D. OPTOMETRIST at 10:00 am, 3· 1 ; Joe S. at 10:00 Eut Conrt Str..,t, Pomoro7 . Ray 28, em, 0-0; upbound: Lock lo IZ, Z lo •· /Cl_oH It Noon on Tliun.) I t mond E. Salvetti at 9:30 em, 13-0; Boan: .., 001,.. Galllpolis Cornell at 3:40 a.m. 1 1-6 / Aztec at 8:56 am, a.fl; Vulcan M 11:00 am, 1 1-0; Lock 23. Montgolib­ A lack of leisure time · ery al -l:3� pm, 3,2; Little Edward at 6 : 45 pm, 1-1; Harriet M. at 9:00 makes it impossible to What's ahead for America? Must pm, 2-0 ; Beaver at 9:50 pm, 0- 1 ; Mike Creditor at 10:f:t, p m , 8-12; economic growth diet.ate soaiins Wayne H. at 6:30 am, 3-0; W. S. contact each of you per­ inftation '!' Must stabilization mcaa Rhea at 8:35 am, 6· 10; Robert E. s1agnation? A resounding "no" oq Reed at 10:35 am, 9-0; C. V. Har­ sonally. NevertheJess, I both counts is the answer of 64 ner at 1 1 : 15 am, 2-0; well-informed representativea of Lock 23 reports 64 lockages in 2� days. business, Jabol- and governmenL would appreciate the op­ MeetingrecentJy underthc:8.Llspicc:s of the American Assembly, they portunity of serving you agreed : b)' working hard together NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT CaN No, 1 1,361 " can achiev� 00th reasonabl)' again, as I have •in the • ate of Minni• Taylor, dktated �table prices and growth, while Notice is hereby given that Carl reducing unemployment to tho past. Have I satisfied T.11ylor whose Post Office addreH minimum. Key to these goals is i5 Barberton, Ohio, has been duly steadily rising producti vity. appointed Administrator of the you? If so, ma,y I have Estate of 'Minnie · Taylor late ol Get lhe facts on lhis complex Melga County, Ohio, deceased. aul cruclal subject. w,11, for � your vote May 3, 1960? Dated this �d day of April fr11e booklet, "Prices, Growth end Vou", to American Assem- ' 1960. '.((f bl,, Columbia Unlvtrslty, N1w � F. H. O'BRIEN York 27, N. V. Judge of the Probate Court M(' igs County, Ohio P1Jbll1h1d H • pub&lc ..rvlca (4) 25; C5J 2, 9, 3tc In cooper1tlon with Thi Adv1rti1ln1 Qouncll end the Nlll!!'IPIPI' Advp,'rtl1lna b11e;utNH Auocl1llon. 1"'ld P<>I. Adv. Legal Notice $1695 - Pomeroy First Ba ptist Church Class ' d Th U rsd ay At WeStOn H Offl e E nterta1ne LBGAL NOTICI Melt■ County Highway Dept. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed Bids will be received by the Meigs County Comm le.slonen, Pomeroy, Ohio, up unlil 10:00 o'clock A. M. Monday, May 2nd, 1980 Ior lurnlahlnr: and applying • minlmum of 83,000 gal. or l E. l Dust Control on County Roads. Material lo be applied under the direction of County Engineer and NOTICI DF APPOINTMENT must have a temperature of not C• .. No. 11,360 leu than 160 degree, when appUed, Itta.. ef Daisy 0, Marr 0-C.. Work to •tart on or about, the Notico la her'eb)' 1lven lb.at Mary fint of June 1960, and to be com• E. Coverdale whose Poat Ofllc<! pleted b1 Juty flral, 1960. addrcsa i11 212 E. Moler Street, Cbl­ A Cerllfied Check in the amollnt lumbus, Ohlo, ha1 been duty ap pointed Adminlslratrlx of the ea of $300.00 m111t accompany each tate of Dai•>' G. Marr late o f Mele• ,sJd. Successful Bidder to furniah Bond In tbe amount of $10,000.00. County, Ohio decu■Nl. Mela• County Commluionen re 1960. Dated this 22nd day of April terve the rl1ht to reject aoy or 1U bld1. F. H. O'BRIEN Mel"' C- C•-•loMn Judge of the Probate Cou a, lh,,.. ao,111, Cl■rk Molp County, Ob.lo 25; 2, 9, 3t< <ti 11, H.'18, 21, 20, 28, tit< Call Dk1 SftirtH - ·-·---( 20bl lnsuronca ------- afdO CORNER LOT - S.room frame, bath, porches, double carage, large lot fenced. $8500.00. TERMS,-7-room frame with nice Hving room, dining room, kitchen, television room, 3 bed rooms, end bath, full basemen( forced air ,..furnace. Laree lot with 1hady lawn, good .&an:len, $10,garage, concrete 000.00. COUNTRY HOMl-6-room frame, bath, basement, forced air heat Two big cistern,, some frult, Jara:e outbuilding. Nearly 30 acres. $,7000.00. 215 ACiRllf-3 miles from Pome· roy. Three houaea (four, 1even and eight rooms). Barn, ailo, plenty of tractor land in alfalfa and grasses. Well limed. Some 1ru11. ,20,000.00. VIRGIL TIA FORD, Salffmln Phono YIY2-6131 lox 229 4-23·3tt ------------- 1 CO'ITAGE AND LOT ON ROUT 338 aOOve Antiquity near Ohi River. Out of high water. Pri�ed to sell. See Arthur ArnoH, Rt. Racine. 4 23 6t �O � B' � r-' � -r' ----------' I C.dtlu ll-'tt ■ I 1966 CHt;VROU;T V8 STATION W1tJ:on One carelul owner. Sbow11 best of care tI3�.00. IHaeltn.11n, Pomeroy. 4-:.i!O-Htc - -- -----�--1935 (ADU.LAC 4 DR. SEIJAN. rower neeru)g. :;pollen black Iin1sh. $1�00.00. HLaeLtnars, Pomeroy. 4-20-6tc Rea l Estate . 1 8 ) Au to Sales ' - ( 20 ) Business Service I-or !:>a le 12! Card of Thanks • 121 ) Rea l Estate .,' l ' Harrisoia.-iJle News Of Ttie Week 'i'"-1° Ray .t\)l:lre and Ann Ellil met at lhe Loulae Gilkey home to J,e\p bor color eu, for Ibo Euler lwnt. Mr. ■nd Mrs. H. I) . Glll<ey and children ot Ille Gr,nde were su. per 11:ueita ot hil parentl SimdaJ. Guy Gilkey, Co1umbw, .called · 9n bis lalher, jPeQtle Glltey, s,nd■y ,11ornoon 11 ll>o Q,lnl Gllkq ho.me. , 1141,rold �� ha■ ,IOld � home • (!,, , to ,bl, �Dr. and Mn. Don Glblon and ltark ,pent the week , elid WWl 'ieir o■rt)\111, tl\e Bud t!)<llW)u' 1nd the Frank Glbo<lf11. Ilk. ••d •Mn. F. D.· of Columbut were afttrnoon e,Uen of her p,rente, ihe Cllht Glluya Sr. France■ Knop» Stndm of Alh­ ena visited friend& ht!lrt Thunday. 'Mr. Ptlce has &Old 70 �• of Ids farm to hi.a 1later, Be&ile Ort­ .sr. .m... ' I I ,�,,,..,/ ., ,,,,. •w..r Jean and .K,.tberine Cott.rill and - ·- � KAFl'IIE5S IS A I, .... l � r I� _,, • £---. 8 ,\ft,Nff GOOGLE .., 8NUl'FY IIMITJI "Oll6HT ro =-:::'.:-=-s�-���;;1 �-�---'-'"'NOPE-so FIIR -,== GIT 'IE ONE l AIN'T GOT .... ARf A UUE ON WOO DONE Tl-1' OEED, SNUFFY M'bJlel' OF \HEM THAR NEW- FANGt.ED L1E · DETECTCRS , SHERIFF SHUX• rVE HI\D Of THEM "THIN65 ffR T"<JTTY 't€ARS ha,a. Mr. and Hrt. Kiel � at­ tended the funenl of • hi.I r ,1unt, Deu French D1"by, ,, Connels.ville, ThundaY. � '.!Ir. aqd lln. E■rl Clul t Tb\U'fday with hll pty:Olitl! the GeQ('I,. CllTD. • 1 Mt.a Lena Jordan JI W I wit-h pleurisy. t . Mr,. P1r1<>m ol !:h/'•1""1t' la vi1lt1n1 lier dauahtf..r, ' ' tBet� Gllke)'. 1 • • Mr. •nd !In, Ray Blrtbf� ■nd children have ret11rt1ed , fto,ffl ',tlor­ l�a and are livln1 with ,J(t1.1 Nel­ tie Borgan. He ls employed bt Mark Clark. . ,. The Lend-A•Hand Society� met with their president, LOWII • Gil• key, Thurtday eYeniQI. FctWt,en members were preimt. .l)l)�ftl were led by Norma t,ee tf'feN1t1on was In charge P• .A.t­ kins. Relreahmentt )'ere :1 · ,, by Hazel Stanley and Mrs. GIi i Mr. and Mrs . .Jtober:t Al� in Trpy, Ohio on busine11 itG · Mn. Rosella BOfllil ii Ava Gilkey with hollleClei Mr. ,11.nd Mrs. Jame, Bo. _,010_. son of Columbus were er guest.a of his mother, Nellie itor_ a_ •n_ .______ �,_� -,-,, or •1¥1 l'L ABND WKILE MAASl<IIN' SAA\ IS LIMNRIN' UP FO'll-t' l>OUeLE �' -· II• "'11 .1.,11 .\ Llft West Shade Social Events Mr. and Mrs. VlrRll Rou1:1h, ,Jl[,r 1 Jo and Don spent Easter So�day with Mr. and MN, Larry Rou&h of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Browd and son!I, Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell l'iinter and i\!r. and Mrs. Ralph Plinter and daughtera, spent the weekend with the Howard Rauch famllj of 1 i Newark. Ptjrs JJ.B3m:qnd Taylor and �-1,\­ ¥.:>ll11d4tl a1Ul_:-8� Rife Tuesday evenlitg wJt'h Mr. and Mr&, RoSert PAiDJer. · . Jlhun_y Heilman and ,on of oregon called on Mr. and Ml'&. WIJJ Heilman S.turd1y afternoof1. Jimmy Lanham of West Vltglnla is visiting the Leonard Lanl\un family. lra Showalter spent Monday night \l{lth Denzil W,iYiams. Mr. and Mrs, Wilt Hellman call• ed on Mr, and Mn. john Smith of Pomeroy Monday' aftemoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet of Tuppers Plains, Mr. and M11, Alva C1ark and children and Mn. DeD• zit Goegleln o f Polneroy · '•pe,it Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Jenrile Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Heilman. Mr. .and ·Mrs. Earl Hartuni and family of Akron vlalted over . the week end with the Tom McGrath family. Mr . .and Mrs. Will HeJlman apent la.;t F'l'iday evening with tlie Pa­ vid .Williams family, he'1 " lb IIRNIB BVSBJOJ.lP 1HIS Wli-L ORIVS REIi.LY BATIV ·wm Profeasor Emerl.hla Honored For Adivity Spee!.i.al r«i0a:niUon ha1 �n given by the Ohio Aca demy )· ..t Sden,ce durin& lta ,me,itilla: et bt­ ioch . colleae last ..wukend-'to 'f>r, F.. Kreck.er, ora:lnator of the Junior Academy of Sclenee. Dr. Krecker, p� . ��t,111 or zooloQ,. at . Obl0i 2, U:�venl't, helped organize the Jlrst Sclem::e day to be held In coojun�tlat! '!'th the ang.Qal _ meetln1 .cC,. Ute �_el" · 1 demy' of Sclt!IDC& ' '' l;. - in ·19ill. . a.. . tr•s· GOINQ TO BE ALL J;!IGITT, GERT' SH·H·H! l"N; O. K. ! �. I-Daily Se nti nel, Pomeroy-Middlep ort, 0 , A�nl lo, 1 960 P l a n s Compl eted For Pome roy A l u m n i Banquet At Pome r-:>y A u d i to r i u m May 28 The officers and executiv e com mittee of the Pomeroy High School Alumni Association met Frid ay evening to complete plans for the annual Alumni W nque t whtth ¥,•ill be held at the J unior High School Aud1lonum on Saturday. May 2B. Members 01 the Women's G u i ld of the r·ecterated church will serve the dinner wh1th will be followed by a dance, with The Spectecul.rs of Atli(ns vid1ng ltle m us11.:. Several d ,n,:.e:. will hold .eumons. • een age rS C l a S S pro- -1T I H o l d s Mee t i n g At Bradford Church Macjo,i, W�uda<d. ,,c1rn hck and l\.alhryn :;µenn:r w.,n. 11..iillll'<l as lhe numllldllJI):; com1u1llcc . "J he dccon1uni; cum11111lcc tor the a l I fair include:. Oav1d L:oodw111, Edward Thotna:.. J ark 'I huma:., Kl' ll- 1 l'leth W 1��rn:s. :,all) band�. 1:..d"1a1 • Keuwcd} , Oun Thuma:l>, lll'anna Watson, H.u:it: l lorak, �.rndy Smith, Terry Pha!ln, Evelyn Ftc-1-., Shirley W 1 ppcl, MarJunc Woodard, jKenneth :\-h:L u1Juui,:h, Hoger llysell and Marl:IJ ,\rnultJ. 'l ht: xrouµ will meet again on 'May 1a to cumplett: the plans At Story Given Meeti ng Of C l ass On Good F r i d a y 'T11e Chns\1a11 Fndt•avor o f the South lkthrl U l !I Ch 1m:h held Its regular 11n·1•1 mg 011 (;ood Vr1tlay Ht l hi' lrnnw uf Mr srn d M rs. Orvilll.' W a t�on H!'v Jlouk.s ll'd lht.' �rou1J in pr<1)l'r lr1�1cad of acripl u1·C' ht> rP11d tlw �lory about S1mo11 uf (\ rt' rll' who rarried Je­ sus' Cross r ' tw namr 111 lhc �tory MEIGS THEATRE POMt: ROY, OHIO TONIGHT ,nd TUESDAY ' " 1 00 1 ARABIAN NIGHTS'' M i.stcr MAGOO - also "THF; t'LY I N G FUNTAIN ES" Mi('hticl Cull1111 - Joan Ewi,oo, �ot Optin WedrMt.day Bonnie !l ife preslded over the business meeting when the Teen• aJ?;ers Class of the Bradford Church of Christ met l11�t Tuesday even mg at the home or their teacher. James Heed. The secrelarys report was given by Cathryn Russell and lhe Treas1Her ' s report by Ruth Reed. Dunng their meeting the young people voted to send $1:5.00 lo a Chrbl1an renter at Ona, W. Va. During the evening Mrs. Reed served refreshments lo those al­ ready mentioned and Linda For­ rest, Pcg1ilY Russell, Wesley Sisson, Tony lle ndriek.is, Harry Hendricks, and David Reed. Birtl, A nnounced M r and MrJ1 Eugene Willough­ by . Pomeroy .rTe announcing the birth or a son David Euge11e, Bas­ ter S u nday, at Holz er llospllal r.randparer1ts are Mr .. and Mrs. Oscar L. Lconarct, Chester Road; Mrs, o�ar Bau(;r, Pomeroy; gre.a t­ gnind par<'nts, M nr .. 1-' lorence Smith Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. J<' loyd G . Leonanl, Gallipolis and Mn. Nora White. Athens. -----was "Nu Ordinary Man." Spcernl songs were sung by Ja1 ne t Christy. The young peoples i::roup and the Chria t y family. Tht're were JO present. Gucats we re, Charlotte, Joyce and Sandra VanMeter, Nevada BPaver, Patti and Jackie Behr, Lt<nore lle tzin" and Mary Ann l'.11lnw. A dellciou� l uncheon was served by the hoslells. The next meeting wlll be held ut Mrs. Effie Wahon'11 home. Let Us Take A Load Off Your Hands 11hen!'s 1w ll-C<'d for YoU t o Jug Lhat he.ivy fonul y wa.rti. Let u, Do It Your wu.sh will 11parklc. and !;0 wiU you . WE PICK UP and DEL I VER HO ME LAU N DR Y COMPAN Y "We Cl SECO ND ST, elm Everything But Tho Baby " Phon. WY•2-2057 MIDD LI PORT, OHIO Ma i n ly 300 W. Second St. - WYandone 2-2 1 1 1 , P m•N o y LET US GIVE YOUR RUG A SPRING BEAUTY TREATMENT Mr iind M n, Andrew Thomas of Grayson, hy . were 011errngh1 gue-�lb f-'nt111y of Mr� C. L. Arn­ old, Athens Hoc1d. '.11r. and Mrs. Anthony Schuler c1nd daughter, Lmda, or Col u m bus, 1 were week end guests of hls parI enls, �1r a11d Mn . Jacob Schuler. Mrs. Orville Radl'r of Col umbus \ \ ISlll'd Sunday Wllh Mn. w . H l::bcr�bal•h and daughter, Miss Sy­ bil .\.l r <1nd :\-In, J.ick P hillips, C1n I cmn.1LJ . wen· week end g u e sts of h1� l<1lt11ir, Alfred Phillips. I M1�,-, !' olly h.arr. Columbus. wa.:. cl Wt;L,d"fl .J 61.H'.,! VI JH.T pJrCtll1>, Mr ;.:.,, · , , : -, \.. It t\un M i s. Karr whu h.i� , H �· 1, 1h is 11nprov1ng. Mr� L, 1, .. .1-l111Jr11 111� of � i ddle­ port :,pu1: .:Ol , 11,._ ,y ·,1, 1,h !Ile C IL Karn,. Mr . .i:1d .\lrh Ud•JI: ,{raeutcr \/IS· itt.'d �111!1.1 <1:, m l'ill"Kersburg w1Lh Mr. iilld .� I n, O .. lc Valentine a11d Jamil:, .'vhf>s 1.,..-d,. • iH ' Krarutcr was an over11 11,!11 gucM 01 her parents, Sund:.> .1. is,, 1\1 a r utrr, a teactler in thr .\lt.·bo11v1de .� rnoJI, a ttended a t'ut ure uumcmakers of Amenca convu111on. m Culu1nbus over the week te nd Mr ir nd Ylrs l'iirl Higgs or ('ol­ umbuh Wf'rl' W,'<'kcnd {lUCSls of her si � ter . .V. rs ¼ cndcll Bf'tzing and hclpt"d her cclchrale her birthday. MeetinQ Of C l U b The Rose c.;ardcn Club or Tuppen Plains held i ts April meeting at t he home o( Mrs. June Doster. The m eeting opened wi t h the Lord'a Prayer and club aong. For the roll 1;:all an oxcha nae of flower seeds. The t opics were given by Mrs. A. M. C ox ··oangerou.!l Friends " and Mrs. Frederick. Goebel "Om· trol ol . Garden Pests and Insects.'' The presid<'nt, Mrs. Ulah Sw11n read an Jnvilation to the regional meet ing at Log1m, Ohi o on May 4. 1 1-'our mcmber a o r the club : Mrs. Mildred Headley, Mrs. Lois McCain , Mrs. llerman Black and Mrs. June Doster are m aking plans to b<' on the "Garden Club Progra m" on Corree Ti me, May 2 on WPMo radio. Mr�. Swen, presiden t appointed a nominating com mittee for the new olflcon lo, t he M,y meet• lna. Recei ving ri bbons for arra nttmen t1 of flowel'8 were: Mn. Mi ldred Headl ey, red ribbon ; Mrs. Barbara Black, Mrs. Loia McCain, Mrs. R. V. Weatherman, and June Dos ter, blue ribbons. The t ravell ng prize 118 won by Mrs. R. V. Wea t herman, At the cloi;e nf the meeting Mrs. June D�lor asals t ed by Mrs. Hobarl Shields 8crved refrcshmcn lll wi t h favon of Easter eggg fixed wi t h Easter bonnets to CHTTY ou! lhll ar.ason t heme. Tho ncxl mee t ing will lie al the home of Mr�. Lois McCain wlth Mrs. Robert lticbel of Middlepor t demonstrating dt rfercn t flower arrungemen h_ The Juni or Youlh group ol Heath Method-isl Church held their regular meetlng Sunday evenlng with Mra. Jack Be<:h t le 115 devotion• al leader. Mra. Ray mon Konkriaht was Jn eharge or the lesson which waa on charac:-lors of !he Bible. Durlna: the bualneBa m ee ting plan, we re made for a ska t ing pa rty t his Wedncsda}'. The group are to mNlt a t the church at 6:40 and iO togethtir to t he rink. and to ret um at 9:30. The llroup v oted lo send $8.00 to a ·�Hion School In Africa . They also voled lo purcha1«1 &Ix more ' h01' b00 .:;;;;;;; , A Cartoon lffry Nklhtl Steve Rtevc,a ln "HERCULll, " restored by sclentillc dry-cleaning methods that ,work Jack Ke l ly May Wy nn ' "HONG KONG AFt�AlR.'' wonders. Colors and texture s once more show up beauli • NOW AT ITATI THIATRI l'T. •LJAIANT TRUST US TO 00 A WONDERFU L JOB Two Loco tions For ' - also - Robi nson 's �DERER$ - DRY CLEANERS ltobbioon'1 PBOHII WY 1-JlH Cloanen PHONB WY W4ZI ..,.,...,,__..,.__________________. "SINK THE BISMARK" • '• I A' nd Abo ut Mid d l e port ay FIIODII HOUD'--""tl .,· C l a ss H a s Meeti ng �t. !2.�b!�:.� 8 c s���f �e . Brad r or d Ch ure h or Ch nst met I asI week 111 the rhurcti for their reg, ul u r meeting. The meeting opened with pr.i yer by Halph Humble and the scripture was read by Not· man Hysell. The Secretary and Treasurer's report� wen: given by . Mrs. Harry Pickens. Following tb e short business mee t ing poems were read by Mildred S i sson on the lTuc1f ition . ri.1h. Wtll Dawson or Columl>us visllcd w u h her 51 � ter and IJro l h· er• t n· law, lr . a na _11 r s. W u l My� r� ' yestcr01ty. i\\r. and Mrs. Joe Young Jr. and chut.Jrcn of W o0<1sfle1d spen t t hc wceir.ima wiui Mr. aud Mrs. Jue I lounJ!: Sr IJ . W . C arr o f Akron spen t (he [ wc:i� k end W l l h i\l r. and 1�.1 rs. !lay mund t:,iu uun. M r aHd M r,; . t: . ti . R et rci;b ments w�re serv ed a t lb . fl . Lasll, Al hens,. v1Sllcu , L he �. a. Awm cl o se of the meeti ng by Mr _ uy i; c.; Yt!Slerday. Russell and Mrs. James Reed to Mem bers from the Ru t land 1 , Mr . 11Hd Mrs. Amos Bailey and Mrs. Ivan woods, �1 rs. Ualph Pain­ church we.re, Mra. Harrison Bent· children ol New KtcnmonCI spe11t 1 ter, l\tr:s. t;arl Mossman. Mr. and ley, M.r1. Outis Luckadoo, Mrs. the weeke nd with lurs . Uo ta H a �- Mrs. H umble and son, RT, Mr. and Edi t h Thom11, Lt-e Com bs, Jane t J ey. Mrs Larry Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Uon Sauvage and Mrs ._ E:·nic P aul Sisson, Mrs. Robert Hoover Wright, Mra. Gertrude Butler. , Denny ot Nitro vtsited with ,1t r.;. The mfftinJ was held in the H:. K .Sansoury and Miss ;),i ll y Mrs. Harry Hendr h, Mrs. Richard Will, Mr. and Mrs, Hysell , Homer after noon with E m 11nuel Ennl of .Schaal yei;teraay. Forres t and daughter, Linda, Mr. Africa apd a student ,, Rio Grande :"llr!i. James W i negar, ¥1rs. �tarCollege J;n d tbe principle apeaker. th.a Demson, son, Don Uen ison, w :d 1 and Mr,. Glenn Evans and Tommy nd Danny, and Mr. and Mrs. He ueed ,.. his t opic, "W orld Bro­ two children, !-am .and K imm y v i�- a i-: t Lightfo uf aud suns, Butch tberhooct: •1 In his talk he said that JLcd �unday with Mrs. Dem<;on � a vc retdl . nd J ( the inaJWUY or th e people auend slster, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hanthureh fi,f prestiJe and tha t he ley. found It: hard; to rema in relljious I La u re l C l i ft In tl>l1, Mr. and Mrs. Don Soutl•.-rlrnd and children o f Beverly visit�fl re­ "' ' centl)' w1lh Mr. and Mr;;. Lawrcnc.1 Soc i a l d irtr. a11d Mrs. Muri Harris and Name Keed and Mr. and Mr:s. J.;.mes Re!.?cl family or St . Albins spent !;cvera l and chi ldren. days with her parents, ,\f r. a11d 411rs, Wesley Fry and son, Mar­ vin, and Mrs. Ada La mber� visited Mrs. George Renshaw. At tendanee at the Laurel CliFf with relatives in Parkersburg, Sun­ Free Methodist Church on Easler Jati.. ch tle was the devot ion.a l day. Sunday was Hl5. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed and leadet , d _alsp . presided OYer the .Mr. and Mrs. Lester BroGkover b ut 'meetlnc, when the Co m­ daughter, Vlld, of Columbus spent celebrated their 27th -wedding an­ Mrs, miulo1J;•t· Educ1 tion or the H eath the week end with Mr. and niversary on Eas ter Sunday. Lawrence Reed. MethtMflft· Cburtb met Su n day Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brookover evenih1 i.t the church. I a tt eadcd the Sunrise East er Ser­ . vices at Hartford and later were At . , l'(lee lln g ReY. Raymon breakfas t guests or Rev. and Mrs. Kqhtr, - J,. Ja mea Euler and Mrs. Guy Sayre. L. W. om.as were named to a et Mr. c1nd '.drs. Norman Schaefer H the I ftOmJoatJns com m ittee to of Pomeroy 'h rre dinner guests at noaatnati _.Su nday School ol!icen Home t he hom e -Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and T..kll'I. The 80th birthday of Mrs. Vau­ Plna -; for Moth er'• Oay obler­ ghn Price of th e Rutland Road was Ackley, Athens . Ja mes Gilmore was ln St euben­ va nce WJt?e . dlacu1sed a nd the Jun­ celebra ted Sunday when her fa m­ vill e attendin g a union meeting re­ ior Cbo\f 11n der the direction of ily gathered a t the home of Mr. cen t ly. llra. M,2Comu Wlll al.ec on that and Mra. Joe You ng, Sr., for a fam• dl1 lll'lall CON1&e1 be ily di nner. d11.ughter, Debbie of Chillicothe, aiven ti, -.all, 1ttendln1 the service. Othera present were, Mr. Price, Mr. imd Mrs. Roger Phillips and Mn. $.Ml'!a:ht wu: named aa Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young, Jr. and children, Randy and Rita, Mr .. and chJlrma� la make tbe conages. chlldren. Melanie, Joyce of Woods­ Mrs. William Buck Jr .. , and ehild­ ll WII- teported th1t Lhe J unior field, Mr11. Lurene Kennedy, o f ren, Shelly, Hilly and Rickey of Y. ou th 'fellmbip h•d promised Galena, Mrs. Pauline Buck, Mr. Middlepor t , Mr. and Mrs. Robert to pay . �-00 to a Minion School and M rs. Fra n k Young and daugh­ Yates and children, Sandy, Ka t hy, Af1'lc-: ter, Patty, La rry Carson, Mr. and Randy and Bobby ot Jackson and 9tberj" present for the mee Ung Mrs. Wilbur Yo ung and Miranda Leo Kennedy, Jr., of Middleport. w4!re · �� Nan Moore, Miu BeS& of Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Charl es The afternoon wa& spent in play­ Sa n borri1 ', Mfl. James Brewington, Asa Bradbury and children, Su:tan• ing out door g11.mes and a Easter E meno;i ·Jon ea, Charle• McEihln­ ne. Asa and Mary of Middl epor t , Egg roll was held for t he child­ ny. Mr. and Mrs. Wi lliam Kitch en and ren. Co ri?lttee T.o . 1>minate Heel · Offic ials MR. AND MRS. ROWLl!Y w. co. w·1I 1·I ng wOr r5 Class M eeti ng Thursday p t· · en neSSY Is Honor Guest P"Fty _t B' r' e Gives Performance At ' Yoiuth sessi,on ' 80th Birthday Observed Sunday At Y!)Ung and · wm ,n -------------------------- No "Keep Off The Grass" Sign Here! . " •,•�·-• ,,, 1 · o. . \ ·' Mr,. Owen Fink, or Mlddle,p ort, w11 pleaN nt ly aurprised Sundly when member, of her r:1mlly iat­ herod a t the Midd le port Ro1d,ide riark for a fa mily dinner 1o cele­ brate her birthday. She r('c . i P�d many nice tilt, fro m her family and a llo a three tiered deco:-�.tcd cake. Th ou 1t lendln1 the picnic wrre Mr, and Mra. Thomaa Bou,. }Jr, and Mra. M anha ll Boaa a nd fam­ ily, a nd Mr. and Mn. Ho mer Bar­ cu1, a ll Qf G11Upoll•l Mr. and :Mrs. James Bona and dau11htN, or Col­ umbua, Mr. and Mn. Charle■ Eloa:i:s Ind chl ldNn, of 'Proclervl l le, Mr. and Mr1. John Buclt:ley and aon o f Che11pealke, Ml• �bet Hysell and ¥r , and Mn. ClW'en Flot and three 1on1 at Middleport. "·i WJlifo:J� · -�".'1i4'\.�, •r.lo1� · iar. . 't'. tiilw ,· 1 ' Revi".al Services ��!:zi ; . , .�::_ . ettJ:.. �ti w. t�:i.,:..-. ���' SPBED SATIN FOR IN,TEBIOlt WALLS SPRED LUSTllE OIL BASE l!NAMIL NEW: ! . 'l)e .. . . ind· '' : t,1 d . �� : ' '\k " " 1; !a f. encl \hio{ � :irlllcl ,1 Tl111 •••N et111lrlc •""""'""· I'! ,u;. i,4tor, Ila� Holft)111. . · ""'1� SPRED HOUSE P�I NT ( Latex > Doy or l!venlq Call WY 1-3741 King Builders Sup ply Co. -'I' ' , l\tfjlfav<in .,.,. ......d with !In. bWlaht Wallace, Mr•. �e:rett Bach• ner . and Mrs-.. Richard. VaUlhn aull1lln11 ln the kitchen , 'I1le cooll­ les fJ)T the rneetinl were do1111ted­ by · Mra. R. L)lollf, Mrt. Bacbner, Mr. Vau4hn aad Rev. Jluppelt:.. 'ftere � abou.t IO In attend­ ,,... la li,e a llilr wbldt lnduded )2 eblldren from tbe •,0>"1'17 home. �•..�u�i!) 11.-, . ' • llov. Ro . -•at R'� va. wlllok-ti..,..n•llllit., , GLID DEN PAI NTS Ou-r; lawn'• to enjoy, Sure it's got to look good, but with FAMILY1> seed, we know it'll wear well, too. · Take . plenty of your roughhousing. And our lawn parties, too. Best of all, a FAMILY lawn doesn't need much care, thrives sun or shade, 100% perennial, 99.91% weed-free -like all Scott.a seed. TURF BUILDER1> goes on' next-to feed new grass and old. • ,lrJ)lli•rt;« 1,1i/l,,',1...,·· -lea o1 . �• .-..ufti, J... , �•MB · and .. ::7:f.�fi� 7ia/�ilt,;' :, · . •; '., .. .i . -,.�,.. 1' ' i'· ., Announc6d lfor $yraC:u$8 Church. · • . ., I • ' : · , �=-�'!9r prices on Scotts Seed I , ' F. t . • -� l.250·sq ft box," •5,915 !' . ..., . .• ' .. ...._ r · Scotts. �-··· •• u .... � Other. Scotts Lawn CaN Products .. aONlJS ' ., (Weed anil teed) - 4-X' D .:..... TURF KANSEL 11ALTS BUILDB1t - COPE -. ·, In and see, tile new ahlPl!t�nt of Artlflclal Flowers - Roses, Lily of the y111ey1 Fioatln& Lotus, Plttlporum, Nepblhytls, Acuba, Ripple PepperConte. . oaa, ¥1n1atun, �buds, Mlolalun! Dalsles, Daffodils. . 1 f ,'. •i i:.• LB_E RFELDS: IN P�MERO� Mlddl-'n. Olllo lt J. '.. · -Shop Sah1Nlay M11ht'I Until � •••�k I°'=, w.!:,.�-��,-i,.,,- """"'�..,.. '---------��----- H- � cl )lie, :IP'�, , -� �-��------�-----:-...,_-�t....,,;_ J.� 1�� • Pltone WY•l-3741 BRADBUIY "ROAD Ro■ 1 , · • .c .. . .,. .. '"'" . � -,j > � BIRD TRIii WOMAN MILWAU K I I, WIL UP'I-Wh• M,.._ ROM Mar'- S.bo', pllt coclca­ to,o fltw Into a trff Monday fht bo.rl'OWN a l•dder, cllmbMI uit aod e.auttht It 40 fNt 1bow• tround. Mn. Sabo and the IMrd ..,. rffCUM by th. FIN O.,,.rt- ent1ne ...... VOL XII Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tue sday, April 26, 19'!0 NO. 9 Middleport To Buy Cruiser ; For Police - r'. l Middltport Counci vottid un­ l animOuily Monday night in its tieting of the regular 1 r ' 1� - Pres Iden! .Charles • • !�:: �� A FOOT-STAM PIN G RECEPTION e sf:'t�:•t;,� ns weapo ar le uc n i s�ockp le gress that France will have siastic recep• enthu most and Britain agree to destroy theirs. De Gaulle was given o�e of the tiofts ever accorded a foreign visitor. ti�� J to Gen• de Gaulle Given Ticker Type Parade UPon • • f i · p IC ac T t ty nrou e O Arnval In Ne york Ci E w d hi I ast br ief lle e NEW YORK (UPI) - Ge n. Charles de Gaulle was wel(?med tal� w?t� Ei':nh O:er at ttie to New York today on an A(Jterican tou r that will take him to White Hou1e at 8:30 a . m. (edt) the Pacific Coast and the old French city of New Orleans . before ioin1 Lo t he airport for Mayor Robert Wagner, in an u npreceden.ted. ge�ture1 met the brief flight to Ne w York. the towertn French Preside nt at La Guardia Marin.e Termin greater confi• nal after a �ig'.ht here from Washington whe re Presldent El5- den"Ice hainveourevecause now that I've enhower bade him goodbye at the White Ho.use. ,een y o u," de Gaulle tol d Eisen• Tbe general and Mada me de I . an "AprII 'n hower 81 the French leader made ,. •n -svth wed- mlxup invo1v 1 ng Gtulle , observI ng theuPads" ball that will be heid hi• fueweII I al the White House ding annlv ersarr this, . m konth, r� wlthouf the world's No. 1 French "We'l l Bt'lnd toget her, " Eisen·• IC er tar� ceiv ed a noon•j1me er replied. how man. Bl'Of.dway's ower parade up "Canyon ol Hecoe•" through th� Wall Stre et - skyscrapers. It was the second au ch journe1 for de Gaulle who sot .a hero•, relcome here 15 yea r, ago after World a1•gs ,. Wu II oaded la ta!r<>P< ,. · . . The • de Gaul� �.'1'"to the countia n,. a hl8"h officia! of toca I MasonMeigs society protJ'llinent ild m a n i A U.Urea tral cen ic orders and a teacher in Salisbury to�nsh1p for 40 ye�TS, dJed this mor ning about 5 o'clo�k at Meigs Ge neral Hospital. He is Everett J. Tracy age 78, who suffered a heart attack. Sunday at his home o n Pomeroy RD 2, and was taken to the hospl. tal by the Pomeroy emergency squad. M r. Tracy was pa8l m a5ler o( • Pomeroy J..odee N o, 164, a nd held \, these other 1ffill1t1ons: Pom eroy Howard. English, P ome.roy, an Chapter, No. 80, Paat High Prie11t; emplo1ee a l the R. H, Rawlings Bo11worlh Cou ncil No. 46, PHt Il­ sons Company garage in Middle­ l ustrious Master; Ohio Valley Com• pott, k nows h ow l!itron:i he ls to­ mandery No. 24, K. T., PHt Com· , day after hol din g the weight of a minder; Pomeroy Chapter No. 188, OES, Past Worthy Patron; Pae,t truck on his back this ,norolng. Master of t he White Shrine of JeEngllsh w as workin & undor a rusale m ; belonai:ed to the York truck thi:s morninJ a'bout 7: 46 a. CrOS!I of Honor, the HarrlsonYlll e m . wh en a jack slipped , a l lowing Grange, and wu a mem ber of the the full weight o! the rear of the Uni t.ed Methodist Church. truck· to fal l on him. He held the The Ohio Valley Com mandery truck until fellow workm en rt· wil l hold aervlces at Ewin g Chapel placed the jack. a t 8 p. m. Wedneaday. · Funeral services will be he ld cy en rg m e e rt 'Mld(IJepo The fro m I.he Ewing Chapel at 2 p. m. squ ad waa ca lled and took Enai: llsh wlth burial in Boech Thursday lo Dr. Pi�ken s ,'fbere it wae {oun_d t Gr ove Cemetery. knee bruiled I ly he suffend on from the accident. Surviving are his wile, Nellie, at In other call11 lut ni,:ht, the Mid· h ome; a son, or. Everett A. Tracy, dleport em ergeney aquad an,d Dr. Colu mbus, and bis daughter-in-l1w, T, A. H ewetaon treated L)'dla Marauerlte. Rupe, 880 S. Second �ve. The Fricnda may c al l at the fu neral MR. TRACY 11quad w11 call� at 10 o clock and home any time. '----�- - . treated the woman fo'r ID overdose ol ,leepiDI pllll. ons Prom· ment Teacher, Masom·c al L'eam:: ' .l-r .. .er,_.,_ .: .. en . � _G · ffl..I .In. ,· M . .. .. · Di- English Known Now As SanlllOn By Mechanics r,r.-.::,,-.,-.,-.----'---, I :;u� Mrs. Owen F'1 nk IS Honor Guest At Birthday Party CHUCKLE FOR TODAY News ) ... ,. -·· • e H o mebu i l d e rs f�t!ltt,o,. The marriage April 2 o f Charlotte Ruth Murray to Wi lbur Harrieon Rowley was solemnized at the Bra<lbury Church of Christ with Rev. Fred I. Gardner officiati ng . The. bride la �• daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles H. Murray , 281 Mulberry Av. , Pomeroy , and the groom is the son of)'. r. �n d . ��� WU• bur Harriso n Rowley, Sr., Bradbury rd. , Mlddle:.,:ort. Tile j double ring cere mony waa foll owK. �wbride's home with 'Mn. ( ed. . . ley, Mn. J•ck Harriaon. and Mi n. The bride, ·giv en In marr1aai:e by ad a Murray· as all.i1 ttn1 holtellfl. her falher, wu dretsed ln w�l te The bride la a P'adu■te of Pom• lace over white taffeta, bal ler ma eroy Hilb Schopl and b employed lenglh gown wi th _a small white 11 a booklt:et!per at the Glt:J AUto hat. Her Jewe lry WH . a cultuted in :Ponicroy. Mt'. Rowley P art.a pe.ul necklace. T�e maid of hoi:a or, la • crad uatt, of Middleport High Mu,ada Mu�ay, siate( of �he bride, w?re a princess sty le dre51 of Schoof and I• emp)oyec:I by the C�pa ny. BeSt ma n waa Werner Co nstruction mint green .taffeta. The couple are m1ldri1 their. bome Stephen Baile�, Bradbury-rd. Ushera were Ronme Russell , Bradbiu·y- on Bradbu ry-rd. rd, and Dave Stover, Wi1 lia ., !11 t n o( Middlepor t . M n. Cbeater Erw1.. ke Middleport, was pianist .., Follow ing t he wedding cere- ' mony, a reception WIS held a t Lhe Hel d n vI uber M I 0 rlC IQ H den {\,11� in chll�= �f .re :i:t: Ing of the Willing W�ker1 9101 . 1 . of t he En tvprlH &U. , .. ��th, bold· Thllte«iy . �111 •1 Ille ... 1 dlal.lll 1'1, Tn U 1 U home of Mn. ·Eldon Wi� , · 'lfiH Patricia Renne11y was th e Group 1ln&in1 oJ n Y8pr .11: uest of honor at a party Saturday Ble Alngs" opened "Ctu the m,etta g, evenin& given by her parents, Mr. followed wUh prayer by Mn. ;,labn and Mrs. Thoma� HenncHy at their Smith and the reld.lna: of Paa.I m ho me , Mulberr)' Ave., in observ- t2L- by Mrs. Myrtle Lone Two atice of her birthday. Balloons and Poe ms were read , "A Vers& · For crepe paper decorated the room i)B BU!r '' by �r•. Week & . and "�• for tile occasion . ter'", Mn. Claud e Huat ed. 1,, , Games were played under the ··• Durilla: the bu•l neaa • 11!:all�n. direction of Constance Freeman and dancing was enjoyed with tpongea were dlttrlbuted to 'self at prizes awarded to Ra)'mond Kloes a money m1� in1 project. Jt �H and Cheryl Ebcrsbach. Colored voted to order van il la to sell. The rnqvle� wcrr taken o( the gruup wo n de r box don a ted by Mni Lon& d u ring thf' rvcning. Rcfrcshmcnt a· 1,t.1111 •warded t o Mrs. Carl M oore. A deaaert courae WII served b1 were S<' rY cd by Mrs. Hennessy ass istd by Mr, . c . w . Kirkland. · the ho1tea� lo the above named AUrndtng were Ray mond Klol's, alld Mrs. Goeffrey WIison , Mr,. Don Mayer. Dennis Saelens, Eric Herbert Dix on, M in Genevleve Chambers, Don Erwin, John � tram1 Sto ba rt , Mra. Dwl&hl Lo11n, Mn, Ricky Collins, Ro nn ie Coll ins, Ji m Ha rley Br own, Mr1. Ben Buck, Robert Mrs. James Will and one auest, AndrcwB, Fred Slsaon, Buck, Cher)'I Ebersbach, Nancy Mr,. F lorence Ha llef. Burns, Brenda Bailey, Al ita Ca r• pcnter, Linda Darnell, Jane Baer, Linda Kirk.la nd, Je nnifer Crew, Magician Constance Free ma n and Mary Kay, Bernadette and Maureen Henne• ( 1 Y \ ll Fonowing the party the greup attend ed the P1;1• t Pro m Dance a t Duri n1 the W YF h our at the t he Po meroy Jun ior High School. Fir■t United JIN,Bityterlan Cburdl, Provldlna tran1portation to the Mld/Jleporl, Sunday evenln1" Lee dance were Mr. Henneny, Leo Jip0b1 ma1lclan, en�ed �• 1 Crew, :itn. Kirkland, Don Erwin Yffll . t>eople a!'ld wlth. · , ' 11nd Raym on d Ktoe,. ■Ml' oi trlcb. lie· wn IMll!ed _,. _, Ille cblldNn ·lrom· lhe · • ' lioqie -.bo .� . lileilo, lo, . ' " "• ,( ;;;t;;;,. ===--=-.i TONIGHT when we clean your rugs. d S e�.s io � ��� .,?. r. was th e M"' A lm lo delee:ate fro m the Ml. Moriah 811.ptlst Church to t he Sunday School and Baptist Tra ining Union meet · inai: which was held yesterday at the Flr$l BapLlst ChllJ'ch in Glous• ' ler. . _. Oth ers 1 soing fr<, m �he Ioc,. church were, Mra. Erwm Bauma,a rdner, Mn. �n old Richards, and daughter,, Jamee a nd Ro.:!etta , Mr . C. Il Young, - MTI. Emma Blan J' Yre. Myrtle Warren a nd Mn. Mary Shat on. .. � Doste r Home Wa s ,_ fully Attend Ba ptist I n Pom eroy ay LUCILL & HAWKI NS Scene Of A p r i l -Around Meigs M e m be rs Peop le ' 1 "� so N ._ J V r\ Dr iv e · l n l\ug cloa nJ ng is a special ty with us. Original beauty ls • MARRIED APRIL 2 About Junior Y outl, Group lloltl, Re1111lt1r Se••io11 ECO NOM Y SAVINGS & LOAN CO. . ' Filed With Bureau Tbe Middleport lire depart men t an,wered two ,;al"' l allt oilbt, •0• at 8:09 p. ru. to Ripley ' Hollow below Mlddleporl: to , extLnaulah • btusb fire and one 1t 1 2:10 a. m . to 1 n ■p■rtmenl ove, tho pool boll to txtln1ullb ' a m1tttea blue. TJ>ere '"""' i- Jll!W appll<!-"•n• med 1... week for Unemployment Oompeoaatkm l,n Mtill COW'llly, J.l WM reported by itibe, loal. BUC ofr fi<e today. Wllb contlnuina d...... tolalino ·, 388, U:¥1 brin(I die total numbe, r.cdvAoc unemployment cwnpera.tlon to 412. ' ....._te,l nwnber receivltllll' com., n. for the IIOle period 1iaat ________ Th. ---r--old dtuthttr ef I Mr. ancl Mn. DlvW '#hi , 235 Mul..,,.,..v, ....,_,.,, wH..a.lnt Goldi-e Qi.l er, a minor by her rvlMII te Chlhll'l't'I'• Hoapltal ne xt friend, Ch,rl:et Oblinaer, hu � c•lu� MOIi �� ., • · filed euit for divorce fnmL Gene hw Oiler. The couple- ere residen t■ af l4UH ... , Middlu .. _ •�• ......... IM chi� -1II -��•"' petition, the .,_..,1,U-1. In �er eral HNplhil ,t IW7 p. m., wt,. l ellarpa ll"OII nc ect .-I nt.reme hrlna from . fflUUlpl• htlll fr,, lur '-8 ...., • t,lf frHl. 1 . -..,cl Cl\lelt7 iand. ,.. divorce-, tempor-,...., Ndl: IN!'cfl.: It �•t ..,.,. ,aey alimony, and tn,lt tlhe defendan t enjoin� from .moir.tl,of .......... The ...,_.Int �" be lmrl'IMlafelr .,.,_ her 11M ,. her in lllY ·wt.)', The ooiuple were murted l"n �. 1819. Cel•........_..,,..-· · · · ' .· .�"'-:w': De:adi,In'e ·News • 9 • Bedford Child D'1es Jn Hospi ta. l .. ' Col b Jn Dnt US .. 24N�w Applicati , Minor Asks Divorce -:::'o. •-- ,..,"';.,.,- �..,,;.y V1r1inia Jean Burkt, JJ, .dflua:hter - of Mr. and Mn, Robert B\lrke-, He mlock Gro,e, died IHI niJht , ol the 'Children '1 H01pital 1 n Co1um• bus follo'wins: a three week illneN. The child wat Injured 1n a s,;:hool accident a t the !Bedford School April 7 and brought to the Meip General Hoeplll l and taken to the Children 's Hospltal th� f�I• lowlne day. She died of brlln . n ; j juries, aceordi nR to the �ospi 8 rtport· Fu ne ral services wm be held at 10 1 , m . Thurtday at the Hemlock Grove Church of ChrlBt with burial by Ewin& in the Keeball&h Cemetery· , . • «.· ·d ,. '. ' �, ' 1 Lw T•Mr , 8·(,• Th , · o,aton �en M, o�': �y . ' . . Y. , earl Attati..,:)_ At u·· 18 H' •ome . -------� fhe i1 survived by her parent.II, 1 )k,i J()ice St hultheiH, of and I Botit11i 1.� Blooin1hp1Ite/ Ohllt, r B -r:: �:°!!� ::.� !u :t!�m� • e e , . w t be held T,bursday at 3:30 a the E ing lees • Jl. Tboniton, :who died suddenly at hla. home in l . noon VMlai'day following a heart a«..,k. bape e , I : . po\)to ..... • Mitchell lon , u �eer IDd .,.. "ti•• le• M� rl.. Tbf'l'l' �fain 10· the county. l"teld, Lona lAltn d, N. Y -, and Ro1 W ld W I bert P. · Thorn ton, Kearny. , N. J. mn "_ ,'o J •1 � . b•�3 £llhl trandeh\ldten allo •urv lib Ive. H - • • nl .. by ■ •t tn ptettlded 'Ql u · • · let. l{e wu an actlve bn on, .Jo rice arnt t. Mau aon. Lieu ;llem. ef: tbe 0llflp County d'U,b of a w \he l ho in u lled t w truteel of pital board .N\'l' pu,ne 11111' 1 11, !Ma: , ' bl& lrift, I nd � ,_, Va. Al'llnWton, i;'ih. v.w,: \UI 1 will �.-.:former i ·rt ,, , tti.Jt r. id .._,,..;'!,.�C� .lMJrW' � �Je��\�: �: "' � M.P · ' -." · 1t. .. . · -. "'� , )dl11f;°'1n:: � �·. ' \ . · . MORI CON1'111UTlONI mOre ,od,ntributon t o the t� lund accepted by � Meigs � Vol>,.... Memorial �e ONnpalgn Committee a re t'll Po� Y Motor Compa ny, lllmmolt !ibulet, -.nd nae o,.�ly Sent inel, llro Cedric Ol■rlt, ..........lft... � of the committee, �unced • today.---- --- 'lbret STOCKI ITIADII D m second mon t h to prepare i;pecifica t ions for and adver t ise for a new police crui5er. l[' · The action followed a -J. ill!port by Counrlfma n Bill ChildP'-" the Safe ty Co mm ittee on r�n­ d1Uo n1 u to the ly.pe ot__,,�••de •�· l>Ht auited [or the wor fh. pollce departm ent: Hi11:ti ,.,. ... th mendaUona Inclu ded t urn--4 doors, V-8 en s:� 1¥!'"' matic . · tranamiasioa, heattf•,..,_ up Ught, · left aid e spot � U(ht, hea vy dul)" gen enltQr and bll:tte)'J , Lee Smith moved the r�m­ mendationa be accepted and tha t Council proceed toward the pur­ chase. The bids wil l include a chrnse asking an orrer (or t he prese nt cruiser. Mr. Childs also asked a letter of appreelatio n be malled to the SolliU Construction Com pa ny which built and donated t wo base th "dugouts" • ::�\h::·:::: n -Mayor McElhmney wil l contact ofHcials of the Slate Higbway Oepa,tment, D1,1,lon . 10, ,e. discussed !atm g to previously work to repair the "T' street ea a,r A license to! senice a garbage collection route •in Mlddleport was granted Mario n Hawk of Pome,oy. -A remin�er letter from the .Water Poll ution Board ""•� read . l:ly Clerk �ene Gr•�� mdicat1n1 the board is expeelmg evlden ce rd of pro!ress in Middleport towaae t com pli_ nce with conditions for t h in an order to ahow cause In Case 37, Nov. 12, 19ll9, at • Jun e 14 hearmg _. -�ia�uased wilh Phil Globokar neg�hahona for the pool repair project. �.,,;,ll,o..atd. l.o4. Smlth r•wt tJ,,,· committee'■ i)proval 1;1f purchase by the cemetery trustee� of two ,power mowers, one a ride type, the o t her for trimmi n g, a walking type. Attending besides tho� na med alread)' were Councilmen Wayne Gibbons and Clinton Fisher and So licitor Bernard Fultz . thu,_,__..,. •.,.n1,._ Ohlo: Cloulltw", wtth ...u111ar1, ac.t­ touy, NM­ tertd i"I coot.r aovth and eotntral thh w......, ....,,Hy fair 10t.Pth, co.ler NUth and c:Mfral. Low toni9ht 4h nwth ...., ... to ffw low Sh. S�GLE <:O!>'i - 1k: Resource Development For Meigs Is Approved Twenty person,;, representatives of org�niza tiO!]S with i.m provement projects �n their ag�n. das, or maybe bei n_g just plain people w1!h a n idea lo Impro\' e_ local economic and social co nditions, voted Monday night at the Ohio P ower Company offices to follow up a Resource Development program here. _ _ ,. . . . A large number of projects were put "o n th e llst for 1mm_ed1ate .KtJOn by the conferees at the meeting presided O\'er by C . E . Blakes.I ee, coun ty ag!"lcultural agent. �r. Blak'!tlee opened the session with a brief review of wh at has tran spired at three earlier meeting1 which were held in co nju nction with Gallia co unty leader,; and state level government offi. cials. Cl)'de Kirkland, manager of the lion of &oil. wa ter, and land; le,iis­ business ill the "btgg-eat:' in the local Ohio Power office, reviewed Ulllon, for con t inued improvem ent eoun ty, and examples c>f reduced the "Monrot Cou nty Story" a9 told at Forked Run Lake and woodland. 11alue8 in real est,11te were giYen. Improve ments or educational fa. Among the garden clubli havi ng at a recent Kyeer Creek Sthool meeting to a bi-county gathering. cilities. including trade school9 beiiulifica t ion aa projeda are the COL. BEATY Monroe County has achieved con­ and adul t education; aasisting un­ Chester and R06e Garden Cl ub■, sideral>le cooperation in a unified derprivileged children to have ade­ which are res�nsible for planti.n1 progra m of reaource development. quate aight (Lion, Club/; beautify . at Eulern High School. In lnch,strial dewlm opo m n,� ntt, it Projecta put forward a1 worthy ing the river bank and a plannin& comm i111ion (..t:iddleport Cham ber wa1, pointtd ovt th-, If thl '"" of unified effort here include: PomerO) -Middleport Cha mber of of Com merce). The Dairy Service ikh •Nff .,.. _.tten -, tt..W Commerce' proiecJ. with Prof. Fr•n Unlt suggested a breeding, test inai:, w.Jy, lndustri•I ....op1119nt wUI kel, of Mi1mi U., a muter plan disease control plan, and Jn edu­ come al� Two grouJ)ll not present but who for Middleport, Pomeroy. and sur­ caLional program. G Youth and adult education had indicaLed intere,t were the So­ rou nding area. t Study program on proble ms of through an expanded ...H progra m cial Securi ty Administration, and .�0� � �:� � � �: ' . aged n Qw ln progreu; 10vernment and home demon1 t r1 tion group1, local church repret1entatives. n i di�� ; u�:r;� Twelve major problems were toll District, U. S. Enameen, progr.m11 of ASC, SCS, Soil con­ by the Extension services. It was reported the 'Teal estate" liated for Meigs County : since February 1958 will leave aenrat ion di1trict , and conservaea,)y in June lo, a n IBIISnmen l Roada, payroll& a n d farm m­ with the engineer section of the come, best use or eacb area, sew­ iBta ce tar age and waste d.iBpoaaJ; tun, :! :1J \!���� nownng, me41cal f1cmue1, educa. Formosa. uon meluding vocational adult ed­ ucation , rec.re.al.Ion facili t1ea and I. Be aty baa spoken ex ten creaung favr,rable aU1Ludes. 1lv�ly ln the states of West VirThe next !Jlep i tha.l Mr. Kirk• itnia, Ohio, and Ken tucky on ll for the . May tenn of court we re drawn yesterda y land will represent the local eroup Jurors naviga t ion and flood control at llyger Creek, May 11. He 1111 lel· wor"k of the Corps QI Engine en witp Jury Commissioner Freela nd Norris performing_ the duty un g up a commmee to draft a c�m­ y Ju other n Tracy,_the Ever!tt of ess ill the to due alone r , o River V al le)' and its In "-e Ohi program, ..!." . n eral Hospita missioner. Mr. Tracy died today ID the Melgs Ge l tri uu la nes , and on the wo,k ol Auendinll were F,dan Stewart, the 'Army in support o[ chur�bea . lol�wlng a heart atla<k , Mary L. Em m isb, 462 S. Mb SL. Mary Kibbie, Ada Holter, GeneYa Membera of the Gran d Jury are Mtddleport� ia lorea . He bu 1(50 been active }Wry Leonard, I"toJan, Karl.land, W tlha Leading­ In the Boy Scout move ment, a nd Gay nel le Wise, 108 Butternut Chester Earl Wright, Dexter; ham, C. C. Cuck.ler, Wayne Rou.lh, In (uppo,t of tbe P,..byte dan Aven ue, Pomeroy ; Erline Wolfe, Gladys ' Hoffma n, LangaviUe; Thereon Johnaon, Ted .Reed, Jr., Rac::ine; Mary Sovel, Reedsville; Adra Swick, t.an,9y,ille; Hazel &d.140n h Clunc Baker, Alva GroYer, Wayne 1 ,\_ native of Pa lo Pinto, Texas, Roy Proffitl, �cine ; Clara Clark, Edge,11, Long Bottom Kenneth A . Chase, U. E. (Pete) Shiclda, Early ; Col. Beaty h as received the Le· .Lon e Bot�m, Osborne Farley I Dnis, Dexter; Barbara A Gard­ Roush, lieorae 11.eJDhart, Carl 811· llgll;&.._o( Merit, Soldier'• -�-· a.FD 1, lllddlepGrt; Ed Koble. . ,...-.iiat ,aad , u, Ibo h'ololer ftfi'b. Pomeroy; Helena Mullim, 1.8U neFr, Langsville; Cl inton Fa wl., Lk.am, C. E;. lUa.kulee, O. 0, Patter­ R D, Pomeroy. ton, Leo Stot)' and. Robert � of iWb -meritorious unlt cill�lon1. JalllNttr AYen �e. Pome roy. (heh. Glidys Barber, Re ed,ville; JU. parachutis t. He is also a master Elsie Ro ush, 2001k Main St ., cb11rd Heilman, RFD Pomeroy; Po mero y· Eat.her Sy lvester, RFD Clark Ih le, Racine ; Effif! Mc2, Racine; Emm aline Pratt, 309 t:ormick, 77 5 Grant St., Middle­ N. Front St., Middleport; Grace ,port; lnez Randolph, Chester; Swain, Long Bottoni ; WHlia m Clarence Price, Rutland; Veda Long, Long Bottom; and Marie Lehtw, Prospect Hill, Pomeroy Lelfhei t, Union Ave., Pom eroy. Richard Barton, 1151,t W. 2nd St., Pomeroy; Albert D uckworth, Sy­ Names drawn for t he Petii racuse; oorotby G. Rou&h, Lan ga­ Jury were Betty Je an Cowan, ville; Frank Bobo, 620 Pearl St., U l !k Brick Street , Pomeroy ; Middl Herben Stanle)", Pt . Pleasa nt, eport. Funeral ser11ke1 wi l l be con· has been named Mai;c,n Coun ty Wednesd•y . m p. ducted al 1 :30 Georgia Watson, 204 Lasley St., chairman for the Hu mphrey for a t the Burl'ingham Church for Pomeroy ; Carroll Warren, 2 Cole President campaign , il has been Mrs Mildred Douglas, 156, wh o M., Pomeroy ; Walla ce Amberger, �nnounced by Rein Vaoder Zee, passed away Sunday al the Whit e Childs, -t-14 lield orgaoii.atiun&l direcWr of Chester; Willia m Cross Hospital In Colu mbus fol• �ncoln St, Middleport; Mar­ the ClfflP.llign. Jack E. Greenawalt, Phillips­ lowing a ten day il lness, Stanley ts cne of 1' county garet Russell 339½1 8. 3rd, M.id­ Mrs. Douglas was born and l iv­ bu rg, Pa., was jai led this morning chair man named by the Hum­ .Edgar RU9sell, .Middle• cllep ort · at six o'clock by Middleport police ed thj! greater part of her Il le on Phrt!Y ( oret!s. Others are yet to por t ; Alice V. Koenig, 64:2 Bro w­ been had She on a charge o( reckleas operation Bearwallow Ridge. Fire comple tely destroy ed an ne ll Ave., Middleport; Martha be selected aa tbe H um phrey cam. fo l lowing a minor accident on N . e mpl oyed at t he A thena State unoocupied house belonginai: to the Howell 570 Gr an t St., Middleport ; paign grows tllr1> ugho ut Hospita l until she retired Ulsl Wi l lia m Zuspan In Mason Mon­ Se cond Ave. in Middle port 11tate. Burcb�d H. Morris, Outer; of ber m me a wl'IH She ber. A tractor-ll'ai ler oulfit driven by Dece m day evening. "W e're proud of the calibre of George Henaley Jr., R�daviUe; Greenawalt, slrUck a parked truck the Chrialian Church al He mlock Democratic leaden that haY e ac, Walter Bunce, Ash St., Middl e port n The blaze completely envelop­ owned by the Moore Slan Co,, o[ Grove and I.he Modern WQodma ceptN\ the re&:po05ibili ly in ed the fQLU' room frame dwelling Jeff, JS:.y., wit habout $H damages Lodge at B urllngha m . Blanch Clark, Rutland; E dn a the1e counLies lor co nducting the by the time it WH discovered. e11t lmated. Greenawa lt w111 fi ned Survivors include he r -tiu11band Firem en of the Mason Volunteer Haning, RFD l, Po meroy; Mary cam paign in Senator Humphrey'1 $10 and costs In a se11Slon of :May­ daughter, Mrs. Rose Fifi? Departmen t prevented H s. Masoo, RFD 2, Albany; Floyd beh all," Vander Zee d eclared. or Kennelh McElhin ney'a court to­ Em er90n; a Brickles, RFD 1, Sbade ; Ru�e U Ellen Carr, Toppers Plal111; tw o · from spreading into ne arby t.lttle, Rutlan d; Luther Sm1lh, day. n to l A and of Chester bruab. Also lin ed by Mayor McEl hlnn )' sons, Gerald PomerQy; Wayne Swisher, W. fathe r, Robert F. today waa Everett Chaffin, Middl�­ of Shade·1 her Main St. ·Pomeroy ; Elemer W, The house loca ted on th e old nine grandcllll1dre n porl, $10 and cosU on a n lnloxi­ Perry, Shade; Fairchild, C1rppe nter; Jane Coch­ ll e Slllnd Mae Ohio lioo pro­ Clara RiYer Sal t Corpor a catlon charge. Her man Kerru, Chil­ a 11i�ter Mrs. ran, 719 Maple St., Middleport; brothers Date E . perty now owned by Ho gg and licolhe, forfeited $2:i bond on an Shade; two RFD 1, Middle­ Ruuell, 8. J�e and Frank Perry, Zus� Material, Jnc ... WIii last Int oxication charge when he fai led Perry, Shade B. C. McGnlh, RFD 1, port; Rulh Mrs. ra, e half-siat occ11pied a bo ut Uve o r 1b: 1ean t s; n Athe wo to appear for a hearing last n ight. Clare nct: MallSI�, 149 Pomeroy ; Young, Athens a nd Min Martha ago when the fa mily of lhe la te Mulberry Ave., Pnmeroy. Three Syracuse people were in­ Perry, tol umbua, •nd a halt­ Tommy Cu ndfff fived. U\ere. E. s. Steiner, 20f.'1!i Mill St ., jured ln a one vehicle accident . on C1u1e of the fJ.re w11 unknown. brother,, Jo.seph Perry, Miam ia­ Middleport; l,Jda Swain, Racine; Route 124 ne ar the Cla rk Jividen burg. Her mother, Desta Perry It waa discovered ·at ,lO p. m. nce llbodea, 34:1 S. 5th Ave., Flore vl­ e pr farm neu Racint: yesterday at l diea ph, l ind a brother, Ra Middlepor t ; O. A.' BGslon � 2, p. m. A truckf oa1l or fertilizer WL.1 ou1ly. Racine; constance B ush, RaC1De; 1caltered in the acciden t. Funera l services will be In 1 and Grace Furbee, Raelne. Woodrow Hendrix, driver of the charge of Re-\/. Harold Doster, "'SS .' · ..., 1 'ii•ton truck owned by Olin D. with burial i n the Burli nlbam An accident at 10:SO 1. m. Mo nBooth, Po meroy, rold Deputy by Dow ler-Fer1u 10n ­ J n hearing, in Count)' Court thl!I cemetery, d.ay on State Route 143 on • one• MimtreF ens. Ath Sheri(( Howard Frank that tbe ors, t direc funeral ghes, u H morning, Judge E. W. Peoples t ruck bed slipped to the right side Friends will be rec<"ived al th e way bridge tied up tr affic on the fi ned five m en and conti nued one highwa y for a ti me with heny of the truck and locked the rear caae until Thursday. Three of the re siden ce after noon today. The ''Laff A Lott'' Mini;trel wheel. The truck turned complete­ -po,ted to both vehicles da m.•• 9 "'" m en fined were co m mitted to jail. involved, the Stlte patrol . sa id to- will be presented again al the ly over and landed on its wheela. BOOSTERS TO Henry Morsan, Porlimouth, wa:1 . MIET Lelart ele mentary school Wed• H endrix sustained a laceration The Syracause- M1nersv1·11e Boos day. There were no in!ur1e9. fined $10 and costs on a state pa· nesday evening a l 7 :45 ii ill a n • of the right lea ;md bruiaea; bit Q. es l Char eaat by en c driv r . a A 7:30 l a et me wm b t u r's e Cl l trot charai:e of intoxication, Virgi t , 73, of Colum bl19, and a car no��d wife, EmilJene, :suffered a lacera­ t Hudson, Minersville, $10 and costs Wedne1day ,evening at the Syn- Elliot eU are on u le by he tion of the right leg., a bead con• by nn is Lee Pa lm · De mest driven a U t Ll e plan Le . , t l oo Sch v Cu •• for permitti ng an unllcensed operer, 55, Lanpv1 I1e �oute 1 ' meL On grade schoo l ,pupi18 and •t the tu1ion and a la ccrntion on lier ator to operate hia car, and Gre· g ue and Pony League , ac11vitles, d h the bridge •nd collided. The patrol door. The Minstrel was presen te righ t elbow. Mn. Phy!IUI Hendrix gory Wlll iam Chute, Col umbus, 1t is announced All p1rent11; wit ibi: a udience at capacitoy II to for' t n cour ty cou o t er m Pal eit:ed be t mus sll lfered broken ribs ind a back s e leagu e th in children $25 and co sts for lailure to re:port first performance. to to · l • l ur injury. They were brought to the pr e se n t. ---__ _'..'.: :: • :: :: • � :..: • ::: :: •:_ · llted --'-omm c --e wer AU --nt. an accide office o[ Dr. T. A. Hewetso n ln to jai l when they failed to pay. Pomeroy where they were treated F.d&ar Payne, R un(ord, W. Va., and re l ea sed. cha i'ged with theft of wi ne from a Middl eport bar, entered a plea or n8' au.tit, and • hearln1 ��s 9et · n was re::n�t4:f morni g . He 1. SEOUL UPI--Angry demon- Pusan . Work of paint ing the t'OOf· of . iDe nnla Lee Palmer, ,ciled by the There the rioters burned Rhee: of m�">'jlfe farming . tbroua:hou t apreadlng tra tions s Meigs. County court houae the resigna Rhee's of I Ohio State Patrol for failure to fVehl. h Liberal . Party headquarters ldent Pre1 rejected ay lod Korea was wmpl'elGd ,tbi9 m�ntnr ce, stbp In an assured clellr dlBtan will be T'eplaced by Huh '!' . tlo:' Syngma n Rhee's condi ti onal offer for a hme occupied the provm ohn McK�zte, Lury W1att J with Joe 1 itution. t . a n d cons eo line of $10 1S pa td a d r term of the to resign "if the people desire cl.a l govem men l beadquarerl}r _ ;�: ! nt John Myun Chang, and Robert Pullma as workmen Ritthie, charge with speed.in A: by Presid in It" and demanded that he quit . Newly appoi n ted Fore g: n , poeition Demo- on the job. of tb e th e oherifl, P•id • $25 ■nd co,to at on� . Hls resignation see med 1s�er Huh Chung sa id toda)' �he� lea ft ':ned lB 8t S at ur• · The conlni ct had been awarded rea Par t )' fine, --,---�---had told him he WII deter m ne era c • 11 but certain Phillip Glohokar, a �presenla•. . tn e Police machine gun and rifle to resign 'even thou,f� hhe sa �d �: da � tive o[ the Denzil Paint Co mpany. o ver ebrations s tbe firat ce l Word VI p op fire lr:llled at l east 23 more per- woul d resign on ly I t uncement o ann ional t di n Rhees eo Received By Kni11ht sons In the last 24 hou ra of rJol- de�{ SPANISH SUPPER uld lhN hu 11..,,... !urned to bitter denunciations, a D1vld n.1i v.:.. 1.. ..�,t ot Mid'd'leporl re-- inl and a t least an other 160 were Club Qf the 'Pom­ Spanish e Th 10,000 1t ated m him "In no uncertain t.nns he swel ling crowd esti 'Mil sponeOC' • School High cetved word of the dea th of hla wounded. It brollgh t total dead eroy 's e Rhe o t siege aid l persons ned to ttep 1 Plttsbur&h Hospita l to 1,a: In the last week, and . the •t ._ Po­ � supper rather In Spanish. guuded and barrk,ded hillside injured l9: Li;t'lore than 1,000. meroy Junior lttlb Midi� fOllowing a n extended ll lneil. In a statement tO students mansion . dernona�ation s Anlf.Mee fl'OUl s till 6:30. 1be mpper will M,. Knilbl 1, Ille a1olst1 n t to 1bey shouted for Rhee :iv,., qu oted 1& saying "It• Rhee Ko�et d�n a lf a h to d be oe,ved , 1or $1 tor odultacoacb ■t R uU1nd High School a nd sprea d n a come out to_ !_Pea k to them t d Edu,.Uon , illllidrea, ,\ !ot ili. ,,,rpru lilll �� .\· iH � ro, Tractor Outfit Hits Truck In Early Accident Col. Beaty 'fo Take Post With T31pel • • roup �;:r, Mav Term J �ts Drawn ury Monday By One Commis.i;;ioner do Point Pleasant Man Named 1·0 Humphrey Post Mrs. Douglas To Be Buried On Wednesday Here Empty House Razed By Fire In Mason City Three Injured In Accident Near Racine F . •·ve " ed ' Men Fm In County Court S itlood , !trJ aly� , � i;i.'.\,";!1� milDl, JfJl!l!lll:'.LAJilrP· ■ethack. '�'f .,,, marrr1 ._,toa1111t, P!! WEATHER One-Way Bridge Crash Blocks Route 143 IOn Today Wf A Lott To Be Given Again I Freedom Won, fr,eedom Lost Angry Demonstrators Demand!��� 9�� ��: t;,t:;�'!:;1�.::» h: -= ;,,, Death Is :::,/':!'pl� i ) 1h ,i ::;w tmrn'li&1a 1·nfi u, •-to .eo • � 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. 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