https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/43604065a5800545d441609f6a8a6ce1.pdf 5d5aea91061d3f1179506d36d71b4820 PDF Text Text . 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 • �' • ' ' • fHE DAILY SENTINEL .. • �iitating �ditorially '. America n Legion Auxiliar y has written to the Daily Sentinel of a project being close lo her organization's heart . As Child Welfare Of. ficer o( Post 39 she said: "The America n Legion and the America n Legion Auxiliary have worked hand-in- hand since 1919 on behalf of Amcrii:: a·s most pre­ eious asset - her children . .. •• .• . ' > The month of April is dedicated to Child Welfare and all of the Posts will have had . '. done something worthwhile during this past year for the children and most ly orphans of th('ir com:nuni ties and orphans of war vet.er• ans. Are we parents and organizations doing all that we can in this communi ty to aid in t : '' every possible way the real future of our children? "The following article which I think will help some of us parents was taken from the "Steubenvill e Register,'' January 1, 1 960 is­ sue and al this t.ime I would love to share it with you. "WIIAT PRICE DELINQUENCY?" A l l too often, the ill!l of our generation are plated upon the shoulders of our young peo­ ple . "Juvenile Delinquency'' is a term readily adopted as the answer to the problem of teen-age djsregard for lawful authority . Seldom Is the blame placed upon_ parents and other adults who may be responsible for much or the upheaval in our social life. Cub Scouts Investiture Ceremonies Held For Scout Have Outing Troop 5 At Sacred Heart Audito rium At Burdette Farm DAILY SENTINEL lli,stonc Union DAYBOOK Of Lutherans ' • • . . . TIHS IS THE COW WITH THE CRUMPLED HORN ! Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlep-0rt, 0., April 28, 1960-3 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 28, 1960 �HICKE N SUPPER The Mt. :�oriah Baptist Church of Middleport will .serve a chicken supper from 4 : 30 untH 7 p. m. on 'IburidJIY al the church, it is an­ rioun ced1 , Din ners will be dE"livered .anywhll'N! in Middlei,urt afttr 4,:JO. l'lA <:OUNCIL The Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers will meet Thuuday, May 5 at the Portland Elementary school at 8 p. m . There will be election of officers and achievement awards will be presen ted.. . ·, · ··· ·, i : _ � . · , GRANGI TO ""-IT Rock Springs Gr.in,ge wil l meet Thursday at 7 :30 p. m. for a business !JEIS&ion after 1hort members wUI a.ttend the which al night '"operation forward " the Pomeroy �il.d Grange. ' ·· - ■ RIDlitS TO � T of t�e will ' l! o/t� st: 'Chrl of• ��•�r t h , , �P1 t� :-eV6J?"g - � th. � diuroh,- , · ' .r • ,, ! , · 1 0 l1t' "ifl3G · ....l....:..,__ '; 1' I , · \1 1 ' : :· ' · 1 �: 1··- 1 ' . ·��: •. r�,..,(.; · ' ··• � �&: oJI U!e 1Kid• i 111,e Lot�" �'fts ' ! ,. ,. -� blterify Club fy! this ,wru· . The investiture ceremony for the Sugar Run Intermediate M.Nhben of Rock Sprin11 Cub Girl Scout Troop 5 wa• held Tuesday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m., &:out.I Dtn1 One and . Two of in the _Sacred Heart _church auditorium, with parents, relatives Pack 248 and tbe1r den fnothera and (nends of the �iris attending. The auditorium was beauti­ jolned Dena One ind Two of of which Mn. Geora:e fully decorated, with yellow forsythia in green vases placed ll�dlepc)rt Hackett Jr. Mn. Howard Dai• at intervals at the guest tables, and green trefoils were ar­ )t!y are theand den mother, for 1 ls Solemnized MINNE APOLIS, Minn, UPl­ Three Lutheran pallors duped hands in pra)·er Friday lo symbo­ U:r.e th<! historic union of 2,22D,· 000 persons under one church­ Lut.ller1n American the new Church. The birth of the new church ended 10 year"; of negotiations between tl:tree separate sects and Century marked the first 20th mera:er of major Luthera n groupa or different n11tional backgrounds A the prealde.nts of the three a joined denomination s merged first the al s per�on 7,000 bands convention of the new church san1 the Lutheran hymn " A Mighty Fortress Is Our God ." � The merger of the American Lutheran Church ALC, the Ev• angelical Lutheran Church ELC and the UnHed Evin&el ic Luth• "!'i� , �bpreb UELC brought togethiP,l' Lutherans of Danifh, Nor• we,ip a1:1d G�m•tr .descent. · 1�J n..-r ��an· LuU1� ran Ctiurch Whlch will hold property 400 .paUUon dollars, was of• io nc� )1. tplin,;►-1 Fri.day, b ut w i l l not' , ln� furJ:ctio•.,.1ng until Jan. ranged on lhe curtain of the au­ ditorium , carrying out the G irl Scout colors. 1 . The. ceremony opened with the girls m horseshoe formatioo from which the color guard, cons;stln&: of Cheryl Edwards in command, Kathy Hannahs as nag bearer an d Linda Reuter and Barbara Kennedy as color guards present­ ed . the flag ceremony. Al this time the girls and their leaden pledged allegiance to the Clag and sang a stanza of the Star Spangled Banner , with Mra. V. D. Edwards as ac-c-ompa n l11I. 1 Mrs. Eugene Conde, Scout lea- ,9X9 ARMSTRON G Plastic Tile ½ PRICE 7½,. each / lie held Wffll�., I. ·yea, dternoon al 2:00 •t the bome of :�.... •· - ---------, Mrs. Harold 'Lohse of Pomeroy r with Mr1. Wil ltam Bradford, pre­ aldent of the club u hostess. fi�,Almanw: . _ miae. Follow-i n& t.he expluation of the Girl Scout promise, ten of the girls: Cynthia Conde 1 Mary Fnncis, Karen Bowen, Melanie Nlbert, Peggy Hoffner, Hllab Vaughan, Wanda Woods, quta Ebersbach, :Jennifer Blake1lee and ShlrJ.ey Baxter, who •ere­ cboaen f'roDf' the Scout ''Do It Box'' each lighted one of I.en ,miller candlea lrom the Jelden candle and qeited the Girl Scot.it law, which Vlelr- candle I'►. pr,,ented. After they ntumed to their place In the form1tlon, 111· of the girls -,ere aak,ed , tf they, 9X9 'l'OD�\Y AND \1ST'4:RYEAR der of the troop, then wekomed the guest.a and explained briefly ceremony what an in veatJture was. She then U&hted the firat of three harge candlea which were placed in front of a lara:e r;old trefoil and told that thia undle represented the Clrst part of the Girl Scout promise and Mn. Ro­ bert Fetty a n d Mn. Harold Eben bach asskrtant le&der,, ll&hted the second and tblrd candles and explained their part in the pro­ A!lMSTRONG Inlaid Tile s,. each McMaster's Hardwa re & Furn itur� .. Middleport, Ohio ■ Harold Ohm, IIIIJ'. Locint �•· Milllclleport Phone WY 2•2$1 1 . . FOR ,., JU tlAN Meigs Co. Commissioner RepubUean Candidaw AOIIOSS 1. QulClk I. You-, eow to. mat aw,q vtew JT. I� conrlna�... u. :=,• · i= , .. ' i { ·, JlI ftlon&b ' i I it6Ddif Af • Sugar Run . VOTERS and World Anocla­ Uon p in. She told the i1r11 to wear tbelr pilUI proudly and af­ flclally welcomed the glrla to the. Girl Sco�t OrsantzaUon and to Troop Five. Girli ln..,.eated were Sblrley Baxter, Jennifer Blali:eflee, Kar• en Bowers, Cynthia Conde, Kathy Disney, Darla Eberibath, Cheryl Edwards, Vlcki Fetty, Mary Fran, cla, Sharon Freeman, Ttrrl Fultz, Kandy Grueser, Kathy Hannahs, Suaan Heaton, I>o11na Hedrick, Peen Hoffner, Barbara Kennedy, Melanit . Nibert, Linda Reuter, Nancy Titua, NaM:, V·1"Inwa1en, .,, ::/���·�:.�it.�m ,nd M rs. G. A. H•mn:i, Lanc111t.er, 1pent feCtive thim a shi,tg un. A im.11ll t_h e week� nd wl l b Mr. �nd �rs. firecraektr 11 .aa effective 311 _. S,1muel M1cha� I and f.am1Jy. V1s1t­ bomb and the t"lap of one man's. ors at the Michael home Stmday . hands LI aij effective as several · 1he extenaion report d a Thla is hardly wha ty�u would call II icientific method of h nd Ung the problem,'" a Natural \e. source,s offical said. "hut must do IOmelhing until we out how to biological!)' control the blackbird. We ho?(! to find a JlOinl i n their life ('Y<:le where we can [rreetively control their popula• ion · " As long a, there are ma;shcs along Lake Erie and other Ohio la�e1 the redwings will not be• come extinet, he said. Natur;,· Resources people who are generally concerned with keeping birds and plants ali\le, agreed the economic �hreat posed by the bird outweighed is attrac­ tive plumage and its value as an insect eater. • Besides e,cplo•ive11 and poison llpt'll�s, the octieials urged con­ stant 11urYei11ance by farmers. "Patrolllne mult N carrlH on NCh day from sunri.. until the birds INY. n.. .,... •rid a91ln fi:� afternoon lo celr,brate tbe birth• day of Lenore and Louise, twin d�ughten of Mr. and MrJ. Samuel M 1•·hael. were Mr. a nd Mn .. Dana llamm. M r . . and Mu. G. L. Michael, M1111 Dora H.amm, Mra. 'Emrna . l la� m . Mu .. Bertha Jf�rtc.r, Lester BaJ!ey: Mr. illld Mrll. V1rg1J Hamm, Tommie, Robert, and . Delmar Hamm, Mr .. and Mrs. W tl�ur Pa.rker, children Eric, Eddie. and Martha, Mn. Vlst.a Frank, ,1nd Mr. and Mn. Paul Orr. Gayann. Mr. and Kn. Ra,moed Elber-­ f<ld and llla, ■penl the -..i ID Columbu• wttb bia ,-rent■. Mr. and Kn. Gordon ltktv,our, Jimmy, Oi.e:kle, .and Nancy, Mr. ud Mn. Ro1er Epple and dausbun Sherry IJld DW>DI, Ilellh our, and Mn. Floyd Ridenour pleauntly aur,prlled FloYd :ltklen­ our with • family p,rty tor b1I birthday, Neently . llldoo­ VOll FOR OVA L D I DDLE Mn. Esther Wright, Mn. Henry Bea,.,er, Mn. Letba K.oblent.z, Mn. George Wolf,. and Mn. Viole! HIii attended the D. of A. District Rall)', w�dne&day in Mariett3. Mr. and Mn. Bob Wood and children and Mr. and Mn.. Harold Ha.wk and 110n Wl!ll'e Sui.day dinner FOR CLERK OF COURTS Repubu..n Primary Your Vote & 6upport. A4>preciatod C.pablo whm the birch return before 1un..t/' tt..y recommMMled. They also advised fannen to cul down nearby tree., mow a). fall.a meadows, and plant buffer crops between the e-orn lieldl and the ·Redwina::1• manby roosu. . EJ<perient:<d Courteous Pd. Pol. Adv. WE �RE SPE CIA LISTS .,, ' nl:Nq - . .. oac h1ng Again tile WffkOIUI wl� 11n. l!lldH 0.111 11111 !Ir. ■nd • • • .+ _w. ....... .. ..,,. h.&ptd Mote foNi.; .. htt Id1lfR•IIII h any otfier two furnitur• ffONI ii .. .,.., We .,. tpe,ei1/ists ill tftit field .-.I •• hMt1 you to vi1ff our 1fore1 t,, iNM liow - lt ;, lo buy 3 .,..., of ""·- 000¥, wo T .,. oll■ ring betle, quaf;ty df furnitw,, ._ .,.,. Hfore � we er, mll •llin9 .. J.totei poup et tltt Mml price. H yeu WMt • refri99r1hw end kitch,n tinge Y..- .. M'lti Jt incllKIH et the over• •ll pn.. 9.m, ffl ,M •a us first. olr.,... , •- 1119' l . ,, • > s29900 I Wltil l'efri1122lw lm11J1 $1ff - ' CIPl'Oll BULL PIGH11NG IIADRID UPI-A lt'"1P of Spanlu social Leldm ha, formed the "taOcilllion ag■IP.9t cruelty in public e,ptCtactea • to work for 1 · ban ol\ bullft,htln1. Pa.Id Pol. Adv. I, RUii awa, h&IP" 1',Huok (4lal. 11, Kln4 oC E... ) � :le. Como 1D10 :U. H&lld Brownie Troop . ,.;..,, ,_1 1n,. May 3rd Primary 11, u.,,.,� . llf!lk sun, PJns a11d 'membership cards weu al110 presented" to the troop com­ mittee Mr11. James Titus, Mrs. Lawrence Francia an d Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vaughan. The lnveaUture , tlased with the scout.II and leadere alngtna: "When Ere You . Make a Promiae'' after which a social heur WH held. Refreshment! o( COfJklea In the ahape of trefoil the scOut emblem, fancy aandwichel, mints, punch and coffee were served to the acoµta a nd their gu�ta. The re- . freahment table waa ittr■clive In white cover, centered .-Ith an ar• rangement of yellow roaea, iri1 and chry11nthem\11pa with deen foll11e _ In keeprn, w��ti ' the (Hr1 Scout · colon, . Mn. 'Wllllam Wal• laCfl Hallted the leadqs In tel'V· FOR 1 Lirry HUah Va111han and Wanda Wooda H I LL 11, MIIIIC&I bike on the Burdette farm. After fiylnc kltea, which the bo)'I made for the occulon, • wiener rout w11 held. Boy• of the Roclr: Sptings dent and their de n mother, preM!nl Den One: Jack S1.anley, Danny Abbott, Bill Radford, Junior Pul­ lins, Ran dy Sheets, Jamt1 Bro­ derick, Terry Evans and one A survey of :;" farms in Ot­ .1ue11t, Ro1er Abbott and den mo-­ then Mn. William Radford, Mn. tawa county, heav ily hit by red· Robert Burdette and Mr1. Larry winp, 1howtd • 17 per cent lou or about $1 10,000 worth of com Sheeta. dettro,•ed by the birds. Den Two: JHk Moore, Mllr.• But "Irighteninr: device• are by Carleton, Chuct B.u1el1, Mike no means theap," a bulleti n froQI Bent&, Walker, Mike the Agrlcultur■I Expelrment Stat· Keith Evans. Skippy .l,o,110 1 Mike lion in Wooster pointed out . In Youna: and den mothers, Mn. the same Ottawa Counly, fai::men Ilwlcht Lolffl ud lira. Vernon ■pend more thtn 16,300 and 10,700 Evans. Kevin Marrtt, a member houri a )'ear trying to drive · the of den ·one waa Ul at .Holler Hot­ bird1 from the comfieild. pllal Method& Not ScMflflflc "A -rlfie fired from an elev•ted tower . Jnto corn atalb la more et- -. U-I .Js· sess•1nn IM!nbip card CHASE HARDWARE {NOONIE) ..--.•Ill . COLU)fBUS UP1 - Get out t,e firecrackers and ■hotgun■, 1he chemJc1l1 and acarecrowa. Ohio'• b!Uera, corn thief will aoon be on the win.w. Thal 11 the advice of 04:io Aerl• culture and Na:·.!J".al Resourtft dett_ are givlnc farmer• un• partmeo _ h i they find a beLter way to com• bat their feathered foe, the red· wlnr;ed bla�kblrd. . . . A�ut eight nulhon redwmgs . flew mlo 23 Ohio counties Jut year to nibble 11:nd destroy about 1� percent of the corn crop In thcne areas. COLEMAN DEALER '" u. ,..-, e The Brownie Troop of the thlrd understood what wu meant wlien a fourth r.rade, et SUJ:ar Run nd they aave the proJDiae and 11td h l met Thunday after school oo Sc mwered. a honor". They "on my . lhal they did and ali n;1ade their wltb their leadffl Mr.Ii. Gardner Girl Scout promise wlllle the)' We�r amJ Miu Carolyn Smith and the leaden gave the ,cout at tile UJ\ited' Methodllt Church. I salute. Du.in&: the meetin.1 plan• Mn. Conde, allllled •by Linda were dilcuued tor attending Shepherd a1 tenderfodt SCO\.l t, camp In June, after which the pinned the t.enderfqot pJn · On each clrla worked on . their project. Cootle1- were diatributed to 1ell. At the close of tbe meeUn1, Alllllorlled retn1hmenbi of ice 'cream, cup ca.i.es, crape juice and ,mall cups filled with ca11:dy were 1erved by �e le•4en. in obHr\'ance of the blrtbdaya of several member1. PLUMBING ind IL■CTIICAL alrr, tnot of 1heir tie and ■lao IIPAIRI ■nd l IVICI preaented them with their m�­ VOTE DAILY CROSSWORD Ohio's Biggest Corn Thief . I SooD B p W'll gue,t:: of Mr. and Mn. Marlon Wood. Mr. and Jd.n. Ernffl Fisher, Wooister, and 1tr. and Mra. Roy Chrnty were Sunda.y dinner a:11nla of Mn. WtlJe Chri11ly. Mr. and Mn. John Reuter and Kathy c1nd George, Akron were weekend gue1t1 of Mn. Lucille Smith. Mn . Esther Wright and dtugh• ters . Barbara •md Virglnla Bpe.t'Jt Sund,iy with Mr . and Mn. Tho!'.laa W inner. The Plain,. Rit·hard Gaul , Fort Dix, New Chester Social Events Of We.ak ■ Tho COUIT OI' APP ALI 11 If vltll Imp•- to YOU. It h tlte Milt hlth!lr court from tt. Court .. Clfflffllft Pl..., • tu..-entw of tU1tlce ff the 19ftr coi.,rt .._.,N 1rr. In ,lw,, 11111-■ 1M COUIT OF APP ■ALI 11 1111 ' cftlnn'1 court " IMt retert - the last c�• t. Nttln Iu■t1.., . ·, ::: Iii I Judges o.f the Court of Appeals sho.ld have JUDICIAL EXPPIENQ j Judge HARLEY !IIEYER II lbe only , Cllldltli!le for 1'1e Coiari of Appeala for lhe POURTII DISTRICT who baa bad experlen •• �- · a COCll.tllon Pleu Judge _ FOUR­ TEEN YEARS - not only In bis own Coun ly but In many olher eounttes of lhe Stale on ...lgamenl by lhe C:blef Jullllee ol lhe s upreme eo,,n or OMo. Thia esperte,/ee 11 INVALUABLE lo belter cope with lhe pro lllenu u'lsblC fnn! lrla\a. • • f ._ . ADAMS .! ATHENS . �· "".,. Repnl/Uun' Primary, May 3, lHO, � �•unite, of the POl!rth Dlllrltl , ' GALLIA JACKION HIGHLAl!I! la'WRINCI HOCl!,!NG �"� ' 1 I.I, ' .. ' PICKAWAY ¥11111 . ' ,uc■ . · IOla ' ·\ , SCIOTO YINroft . ,, W.■..HllftTON ' . , ..., .. •· • , �•- Close.a T�sday X · j .HA.�LEY MiYER .,. I Obi" � ,· .. . . .. . '. • • "" � ; ·. "" · •. f RU·TL.AND M.ASO:M ltUTWID, 01 110 "r'"' ... MA50N. w. VA. ,. . . . .1 ·1.1!.: , • � • • C • •. ·.u.J1 , .., . ..... ·-, ··-· . . · ·- : ·"" ' ' \ ' FU R.N IT.·lJ kE\ FURNITU RE , . - • • ••• .. --t •,-r-J;;...:, . , .• •r• w.- .-1;.; . ,.,,l, 1 , , ;, , .• , Afternoons - � ·-· ,.,, t J\ . ; , 1 I "' ---�-- . ' • �' • ' ' • fHE DAILY SENTINEL .. • �iitating �ditorially '. America n Legion Auxiliar y has written to the Daily Sentinel of a project being close lo her organization's heart . As Child Welfare Of. ficer o( Post 39 she said: "The America n Legion and the America n Legion Auxiliary have worked hand-in- hand since 1919 on behalf of Amcrii:: a·s most pre­ eious asset - her children . .. •• .• . ' > The month of April is dedicated to Child Welfare and all of the Posts will have had . '. done something worthwhile during this past year for the children and most ly orphans of th('ir com:nuni ties and orphans of war vet.er• ans. Are we parents and organizations doing all that we can in this communi ty to aid in t : '' every possible way the real future of our children? "The following article which I think will help some of us parents was taken from the "Steubenvill e Register,'' January 1, 1 960 is­ sue and al this t.ime I would love to share it with you. "WIIAT PRICE DELINQUENCY?" A l l too often, the ill!l of our generation are plated upon the shoulders of our young peo­ ple . "Juvenile Delinquency'' is a term readily adopted as the answer to the problem of teen-age djsregard for lawful authority . Seldom Is the blame placed upon_ parents and other adults who may be responsible for much or the upheaval in our social life. Cub Scouts Investiture Ceremonies Held For Scout Have Outing Troop 5 At Sacred Heart Audito rium At Burdette Farm DAILY SENTINEL lli,stonc Union DAYBOOK Of Lutherans ' • • . . . TIHS IS THE COW WITH THE CRUMPLED HORN ! Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlep-0rt, 0., April 28, 1960-3 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 28, 1960 �HICKE N SUPPER The Mt. :�oriah Baptist Church of Middleport will .serve a chicken supper from 4 : 30 untH 7 p. m. on 'IburidJIY al the church, it is an­ rioun ced1 , Din ners will be dE"livered .anywhll'N! in Middlei,urt afttr 4,:JO. l'lA <:OUNCIL The Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers will meet Thuuday, May 5 at the Portland Elementary school at 8 p. m . There will be election of officers and achievement awards will be presen ted.. . ·, · ··· ·, i : _ � . · , GRANGI TO ""-IT Rock Springs Gr.in,ge wil l meet Thursday at 7 :30 p. m. for a business !JEIS&ion after 1hort members wUI a.ttend the which al night '"operation forward " the Pomeroy �il.d Grange. ' ·· - ■ RIDlitS TO � T of t�e will ' l! o/t� st: 'Chrl of• ��•�r t h , , �P1 t� :-eV6J?"g - � th. � diuroh,- , · ' .r • ,, ! , · 1 0 l1t' "ifl3G · ....l....:..,__ '; 1' I , · \1 1 ' : :· ' · 1 �: 1··- 1 ' . ·��: •. r�,..,(.; · ' ··• � �&: oJI U!e 1Kid• i 111,e Lot�" �'fts ' ! ,. ,. -� blterify Club fy! this ,wru· . The investiture ceremony for the Sugar Run Intermediate M.Nhben of Rock Sprin11 Cub Girl Scout Troop 5 wa• held Tuesday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m., &:out.I Dtn1 One and . Two of in the _Sacred Heart _church auditorium, with parents, relatives Pack 248 and tbe1r den fnothera and (nends of the �iris attending. The auditorium was beauti­ jolned Dena One ind Two of of which Mn. Geora:e fully decorated, with yellow forsythia in green vases placed ll�dlepc)rt Hackett Jr. Mn. Howard Dai• at intervals at the guest tables, and green trefoils were ar­ )t!y are theand den mother, for 1 ls Solemnized MINNE APOLIS, Minn, UPl­ Three Lutheran pallors duped hands in pra)·er Friday lo symbo­ U:r.e th<! historic union of 2,22D,· 000 persons under one church­ Lut.ller1n American the new Church. The birth of the new church ended 10 year"; of negotiations between tl:tree separate sects and Century marked the first 20th mera:er of major Luthera n groupa or different n11tional backgrounds A the prealde.nts of the three a joined denomination s merged first the al s per�on 7,000 bands convention of the new church san1 the Lutheran hymn " A Mighty Fortress Is Our God ." � The merger of the American Lutheran Church ALC, the Ev• angelical Lutheran Church ELC and the UnHed Evin&el ic Luth• "!'i� , �bpreb UELC brought togethiP,l' Lutherans of Danifh, Nor• we,ip a1:1d G�m•tr .descent. · 1�J n..-r ��an· LuU1� ran Ctiurch Whlch will hold property 400 .paUUon dollars, was of• io nc� )1. tplin,;►-1 Fri.day, b ut w i l l not' , ln� furJ:ctio•.,.1ng until Jan. ranged on lhe curtain of the au­ ditorium , carrying out the G irl Scout colors. 1 . The. ceremony opened with the girls m horseshoe formatioo from which the color guard, cons;stln&: of Cheryl Edwards in command, Kathy Hannahs as nag bearer an d Linda Reuter and Barbara Kennedy as color guards present­ ed . the flag ceremony. Al this time the girls and their leaden pledged allegiance to the Clag and sang a stanza of the Star Spangled Banner , with Mra. V. D. Edwards as ac-c-ompa n l11I. 1 Mrs. Eugene Conde, Scout lea- ,9X9 ARMSTRON G Plastic Tile ½ PRICE 7½,. each / lie held Wffll�., I. ·yea, dternoon al 2:00 •t the bome of :�.... •· - ---------, Mrs. Harold 'Lohse of Pomeroy r with Mr1. Wil ltam Bradford, pre­ aldent of the club u hostess. fi�,Almanw: . _ miae. Follow-i n& t.he expluation of the Girl Scout promise, ten of the girls: Cynthia Conde 1 Mary Fnncis, Karen Bowen, Melanie Nlbert, Peggy Hoffner, Hllab Vaughan, Wanda Woods, quta Ebersbach, :Jennifer Blake1lee and ShlrJ.ey Baxter, who •ere­ cboaen f'roDf' the Scout ''Do It Box'' each lighted one of I.en ,miller candlea lrom the Jelden candle and qeited the Girl Scot.it law, which Vlelr- candle I'►. pr,,ented. After they ntumed to their place In the form1tlon, 111· of the girls -,ere aak,ed , tf they, 9X9 'l'OD�\Y AND \1ST'4:RYEAR der of the troop, then wekomed the guest.a and explained briefly ceremony what an in veatJture was. She then U&hted the firat of three harge candlea which were placed in front of a lara:e r;old trefoil and told that thia undle represented the Clrst part of the Girl Scout promise and Mn. Ro­ bert Fetty a n d Mn. Harold Eben bach asskrtant le&der,, ll&hted the second and tblrd candles and explained their part in the pro­ A!lMSTRONG Inlaid Tile s,. each McMaster's Hardwa re & Furn itur� .. Middleport, Ohio ■ Harold Ohm, IIIIJ'. Locint �•· Milllclleport Phone WY 2•2$1 1 . . FOR ,., JU tlAN Meigs Co. Commissioner RepubUean Candidaw AOIIOSS 1. QulClk I. You-, eow to. mat aw,q vtew JT. I� conrlna�... u. :=,• · i= , .. ' i { ·, JlI ftlon&b ' i I it6Ddif Af • Sugar Run . VOTERS and World Anocla­ Uon p in. She told the i1r11 to wear tbelr pilUI proudly and af­ flclally welcomed the glrla to the. Girl Sco�t OrsantzaUon and to Troop Five. Girli ln..,.eated were Sblrley Baxter, Jennifer Blali:eflee, Kar• en Bowers, Cynthia Conde, Kathy Disney, Darla Eberibath, Cheryl Edwards, Vlcki Fetty, Mary Fran, cla, Sharon Freeman, Ttrrl Fultz, Kandy Grueser, Kathy Hannahs, Suaan Heaton, I>o11na Hedrick, Peen Hoffner, Barbara Kennedy, Melanit . Nibert, Linda Reuter, Nancy Titua, NaM:, V·1"Inwa1en, .,, ::/���·�:.�it.�m ,nd M rs. G. A. H•mn:i, Lanc111t.er, 1pent feCtive thim a shi,tg un. A im.11ll t_h e week� nd wl l b Mr. �nd �rs. firecraektr 11 .aa effective 311 _. S,1muel M1cha� I and f.am1Jy. V1s1t­ bomb and the t"lap of one man's. ors at the Michael home Stmday . hands LI aij effective as several · 1he extenaion report d a Thla is hardly wha ty�u would call II icientific method of h nd Ung the problem,'" a Natural \e. source,s offical said. "hut must do IOmelhing until we out how to biological!)' control the blackbird. We ho?(! to find a JlOinl i n their life ('Y<:le where we can [rreetively control their popula• ion · " As long a, there are ma;shcs along Lake Erie and other Ohio la�e1 the redwings will not be• come extinet, he said. Natur;,· Resources people who are generally concerned with keeping birds and plants ali\le, agreed the economic �hreat posed by the bird outweighed is attrac­ tive plumage and its value as an insect eater. • Besides e,cplo•ive11 and poison llpt'll�s, the octieials urged con­ stant 11urYei11ance by farmers. "Patrolllne mult N carrlH on NCh day from sunri.. until the birds INY. n.. .,... •rid a91ln fi:� afternoon lo celr,brate tbe birth• day of Lenore and Louise, twin d�ughten of Mr. and MrJ. Samuel M 1•·hael. were Mr. a nd Mn .. Dana llamm. M r . . and Mu. G. L. Michael, M1111 Dora H.amm, Mra. 'Emrna . l la� m . Mu .. Bertha Jf�rtc.r, Lester BaJ!ey: Mr. illld Mrll. V1rg1J Hamm, Tommie, Robert, and . Delmar Hamm, Mr .. and Mrs. W tl�ur Pa.rker, children Eric, Eddie. and Martha, Mn. Vlst.a Frank, ,1nd Mr. and Mn. Paul Orr. Gayann. Mr. and Kn. Ra,moed Elber-­ f<ld and llla, ■penl the -..i ID Columbu• wttb bia ,-rent■. Mr. and Kn. Gordon ltktv,our, Jimmy, Oi.e:kle, .and Nancy, Mr. ud Mn. Ro1er Epple and dausbun Sherry IJld DW>DI, Ilellh our, and Mn. Floyd Ridenour pleauntly aur,prlled FloYd :ltklen­ our with • family p,rty tor b1I birthday, Neently . llldoo­ VOll FOR OVA L D I DDLE Mn. Esther Wright, Mn. Henry Bea,.,er, Mn. Letba K.oblent.z, Mn. George Wolf,. and Mn. Viole! HIii attended the D. of A. District Rall)', w�dne&day in Mariett3. Mr. and Mn. Bob Wood and children and Mr. and Mn.. Harold Ha.wk and 110n Wl!ll'e Sui.day dinner FOR CLERK OF COURTS Repubu..n Primary Your Vote & 6upport. A4>preciatod C.pablo whm the birch return before 1un..t/' tt..y recommMMled. They also advised fannen to cul down nearby tree., mow a). fall.a meadows, and plant buffer crops between the e-orn lieldl and the ·Redwina::1• manby roosu. . EJ<perient:<d Courteous Pd. Pol. Adv. WE �RE SPE CIA LISTS .,, ' nl:Nq - . .. oac h1ng Again tile WffkOIUI wl� 11n. l!lldH 0.111 11111 !Ir. ■nd • • • .+ _w. ....... .. ..,,. h.&ptd Mote foNi.; .. htt Id1lfR•IIII h any otfier two furnitur• ffONI ii .. .,.., We .,. tpe,ei1/ists ill tftit field .-.I •• hMt1 you to vi1ff our 1fore1 t,, iNM liow - lt ;, lo buy 3 .,..., of ""·- 000¥, wo T .,. oll■ ring betle, quaf;ty df furnitw,, ._ .,.,. Hfore � we er, mll •llin9 .. J.totei poup et tltt Mml price. H yeu WMt • refri99r1hw end kitch,n tinge Y..- .. M'lti Jt incllKIH et the over• •ll pn.. 9.m, ffl ,M •a us first. olr.,... , •- 1119' l . ,, • > s29900 I Wltil l'efri1122lw lm11J1 $1ff - ' CIPl'Oll BULL PIGH11NG IIADRID UPI-A lt'"1P of Spanlu social Leldm ha, formed the "taOcilllion ag■IP.9t cruelty in public e,ptCtactea • to work for 1 · ban ol\ bullft,htln1. Pa.Id Pol. Adv. I, RUii awa, h&IP" 1',Huok (4lal. 11, Kln4 oC E... ) � :le. Como 1D10 :U. H&lld Brownie Troop . ,.;..,, ,_1 1n,. May 3rd Primary 11, u.,,.,� . llf!lk sun, PJns a11d 'membership cards weu al110 presented" to the troop com­ mittee Mr11. James Titus, Mrs. Lawrence Francia an d Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vaughan. The lnveaUture , tlased with the scout.II and leadere alngtna: "When Ere You . Make a Promiae'' after which a social heur WH held. Refreshment! o( COfJklea In the ahape of trefoil the scOut emblem, fancy aandwichel, mints, punch and coffee were served to the acoµta a nd their gu�ta. The re- . freahment table waa ittr■clive In white cover, centered .-Ith an ar• rangement of yellow roaea, iri1 and chry11nthem\11pa with deen foll11e _ In keeprn, w��ti ' the (Hr1 Scout · colon, . Mn. 'Wllllam Wal• laCfl Hallted the leadqs In tel'V· FOR 1 Lirry HUah Va111han and Wanda Wooda H I LL 11, MIIIIC&I bike on the Burdette farm. After fiylnc kltea, which the bo)'I made for the occulon, • wiener rout w11 held. Boy• of the Roclr: Sptings dent and their de n mother, preM!nl Den One: Jack S1.anley, Danny Abbott, Bill Radford, Junior Pul­ lins, Ran dy Sheets, Jamt1 Bro­ derick, Terry Evans and one A survey of :;" farms in Ot­ .1ue11t, Ro1er Abbott and den mo-­ then Mn. William Radford, Mn. tawa county, heav ily hit by red· Robert Burdette and Mr1. Larry winp, 1howtd • 17 per cent lou or about $1 10,000 worth of com Sheeta. dettro,•ed by the birds. Den Two: JHk Moore, Mllr.• But "Irighteninr: device• are by Carleton, Chuct B.u1el1, Mike no means theap," a bulleti n froQI Bent&, Walker, Mike the Agrlcultur■I Expelrment Stat· Keith Evans. Skippy .l,o,110 1 Mike lion in Wooster pointed out . In Youna: and den mothers, Mn. the same Ottawa Counly, fai::men Ilwlcht Lolffl ud lira. Vernon ■pend more thtn 16,300 and 10,700 Evans. Kevin Marrtt, a member houri a )'ear trying to drive · the of den ·one waa Ul at .Holler Hot­ bird1 from the comfieild. pllal Method& Not ScMflflflc "A -rlfie fired from an elev•ted tower . Jnto corn atalb la more et- -. U-I .Js· sess•1nn IM!nbip card CHASE HARDWARE {NOONIE) ..--.•Ill . COLU)fBUS UP1 - Get out t,e firecrackers and ■hotgun■, 1he chemJc1l1 and acarecrowa. Ohio'• b!Uera, corn thief will aoon be on the win.w. Thal 11 the advice of 04:io Aerl• culture and Na:·.!J".al Resourtft dett_ are givlnc farmer• un• partmeo _ h i they find a beLter way to com• bat their feathered foe, the red· wlnr;ed bla�kblrd. . . . A�ut eight nulhon redwmgs . flew mlo 23 Ohio counties Jut year to nibble 11:nd destroy about 1� percent of the corn crop In thcne areas. COLEMAN DEALER '" u. ,..-, e The Brownie Troop of the thlrd understood what wu meant wlien a fourth r.rade, et SUJ:ar Run nd they aave the proJDiae and 11td h l met Thunday after school oo Sc mwered. a honor". They "on my . lhal they did and ali n;1ade their wltb their leadffl Mr.Ii. Gardner Girl Scout promise wlllle the)' We�r amJ Miu Carolyn Smith and the leaden gave the ,cout at tile UJ\ited' Methodllt Church. I salute. Du.in&: the meetin.1 plan• Mn. Conde, allllled •by Linda were dilcuued tor attending Shepherd a1 tenderfodt SCO\.l t, camp In June, after which the pinned the t.enderfqot pJn · On each clrla worked on . their project. Cootle1- were diatributed to 1ell. At the close of tbe meeUn1, Alllllorlled retn1hmenbi of ice 'cream, cup ca.i.es, crape juice and ,mall cups filled with ca11:dy were 1erved by �e le•4en. in obHr\'ance of the blrtbdaya of several member1. PLUMBING ind IL■CTIICAL alrr, tnot of 1heir tie and ■lao IIPAIRI ■nd l IVICI preaented them with their m�­ VOTE DAILY CROSSWORD Ohio's Biggest Corn Thief . I SooD B p W'll gue,t:: of Mr. and Mn. Marlon Wood. Mr. and Jd.n. Ernffl Fisher, Wooister, and 1tr. and Mra. Roy Chrnty were Sunda.y dinner a:11nla of Mn. WtlJe Chri11ly. Mr. and Mn. John Reuter and Kathy c1nd George, Akron were weekend gue1t1 of Mn. Lucille Smith. Mn . Esther Wright and dtugh• ters . Barbara •md Virglnla Bpe.t'Jt Sund,iy with Mr . and Mn. Tho!'.laa W inner. The Plain,. Rit·hard Gaul , Fort Dix, New Chester Social Events Of We.ak ■ Tho COUIT OI' APP ALI 11 If vltll Imp•- to YOU. It h tlte Milt hlth!lr court from tt. Court .. Clfflffllft Pl..., • tu..-entw of tU1tlce ff the 19ftr coi.,rt .._.,N 1rr. In ,lw,, 11111-■ 1M COUIT OF APP ■ALI 11 1111 ' cftlnn'1 court " IMt retert - the last c�• t. Nttln Iu■t1.., . ·, ::: Iii I Judges o.f the Court of Appeals sho.ld have JUDICIAL EXPPIENQ j Judge HARLEY !IIEYER II lbe only , Cllldltli!le for 1'1e Coiari of Appeala for lhe POURTII DISTRICT who baa bad experlen •• �- · a COCll.tllon Pleu Judge _ FOUR­ TEEN YEARS - not only In bis own Coun ly but In many olher eounttes of lhe Stale on ...lgamenl by lhe C:blef Jullllee ol lhe s upreme eo,,n or OMo. Thia esperte,/ee 11 INVALUABLE lo belter cope with lhe pro lllenu u'lsblC fnn! lrla\a. • • f ._ . ADAMS .! ATHENS . �· "".,. Repnl/Uun' Primary, May 3, lHO, � �•unite, of the POl!rth Dlllrltl , ' GALLIA JACKION HIGHLAl!I! la'WRINCI HOCl!,!NG �"� ' 1 I.I, ' .. ' PICKAWAY ¥11111 . ' ,uc■ . · IOla ' ·\ , SCIOTO YINroft . ,, W.■..HllftTON ' . , ..., .. •· • , �•- Close.a T�sday X · j .HA.�LEY MiYER .,. I Obi" � ,· .. . . .. . '. • • "" � ; ·. "" · •. f RU·TL.AND M.ASO:M ltUTWID, 01 110 "r'"' ... MA50N. w. VA. ,. . . . .1 ·1.1!.: , • � • • C • •. ·.u.J1 , .., . ..... ·-, ··-· . . · ·- : ·"" ' ' \ ' FU R.N IT.·lJ kE\ FURNITU RE , . - • • ••• .. --t •,-r-J;;...:, . , .• •r• w.- .-1;.; . ,.,,l, 1 , , ;, , .• , Afternoons - � ·-· ,.,, t J\ . ; , 1 I "' ---�-- . ' • �• Jackets In Role As Diamond Spoilers Today Those 'Willies' Are Providing Punc4 For Giants Once Again There'll be a lot of bad Jokes this year about thC' Giants giving everybody the •·w11lies" so M's just sa)' simply that Mays and McCovey are providing the old 1-2 pum·h ag1i1in. Tht• two Willies learnf'ci 11p on nuowrous IK(·asions llt win ball games for t he G iants last year and they pull{'d the sa ml' triek Monda)' night to boost San Fr.in· eisco into a firsl-plat•e tie with Pittsburgh in lhe National Leagu1• ract'. goin� to make ll five In a Tow when lht>y went into the eighth with a 7--4 le.id. Don Gl1111ingame sin�led home the first run of lhe inning all d Mays' slnile 'A' ith two on lied the score. McCovey, who drove in four runs in all, . then blasted a two-run homer off loser Bob Duliba, the third ol five St. l .oui� ?ikhers. MeCove)"s fourth homer of the season made the score 9-7 and as things turned out the Giants ne,d ed the insurance run when Carl Sawatski socked a homer for the came Card� in lht' bottom or the inMays ant] l'ttcCovi•y through with the key blows m a ning. fi\'e-run eighth inning rally that brought the Giants a . 9-8 victory There- were three pt"vious over the St. ),111.1is Carclin1:1.ls Who homers for Sl. Louis by K\ n Boy­ had won four slr�ig:ht previously. er, who hlt his sixth, St.in Musial Card• Blow LHd and Daryl Spencer, while Jim ll lookt'tl likr• the Cards were Do.venport connectll4 for lhe Giants. Southpaw Johnny Antonel­ li picked up lhe victory in relief It waH the only game played in the National League. Only two games were played in lhe Am�tican League with the Kansas City Athletics defeating the Chil.'a�o While Sox 6-1 and 8alllmore Oriole� nipping Lhe the Now Open Wa11hin1ton Senators 3'-2. A'& Bl•&t Herb lcor• , ON The Athletic11 registered their victory o-.:er IJerb Score, wbo Saturdays didn't make much of a debut in a While Sox uniform. Phone WY-2-3130 Traded by the ' Indians, for Bur- WARN ER'S Beauty s·h op ,I ' NOT I CE!· HIRSeHJACOIIS., J/A WN6 BE00"11' .,,,....,. .. rlle FIii">, ,ltlqsE rRAINI'� ro l?=coRo JI, 000 WIIVN.!'RS lfARLl/:R 71{/S SPRING ;,, 81/SY WORlr'lM> I{;,; WAY '!t>WA.RC> -1,ooo A1' 1'//1: /;JIG A ­ FoP 7'1{/: BENEFIT OF 71/E ,,YQ1/­ WAtiERffli">, AND MOVED TO Karr's Barber Shap In Pom•oy "MICK" WILLIAMS Pomeroy's Undefeated String Goes On Line In Middleport Game At 4 $3.98 TAKES 1-G J0II BOWLING GREEN, o. UPI Melvin E . .Brodt, track coach at John Adams Hi-gh Cleveland Seb0:0I, today was named head trac� apd cross country coach at Bowling Green State University. And a victory for il-fiddleport over Pomeroy today al ,t p III junior righthander on the mound aTdner catch­ would be one of the greatest · up: with Manning Baumg T ing. II� has lefty om Anderson sets in local sports · history. The and r1ghthander and fre8hman game is at Middleport. Charley Bush In reserve. Coach Nolan Swackhamer will be fielding a collet'lion of freshCoach RU8$Cll Mf!ore or the Pan­ men and sophomo.res, with a �enmr there ca.n c-411 on three veterans, � nd a �ouple of Juniors sprmkled , Bob Cunningham, Bill Wilson, or m agamst a seasoned, veteran Terry Knight, to carry the load, in rh'A1'S Ai;(;1:P11cr,:,._,;;;,,.. rrew o� P�nther� who are unde- that order, with Tom Grueser, al­ fcated m six stratg�t l.'�ntests , �he ready having a book kept on him Jackets own two .v1clones.-R.acmc by major league scouts, behind ;ind Rutland-.agamst four losses..- the plate Wah11ma, Gallipolis, Pomeroy and _·_______ J.iCksmi. Meanwhile, Gallipolis, (1-2) de­ fending champ-'l of both divisions, will taC'kle Jackson (2-1) today and tiasl\y cpuld pretty near dnch the title for the Panthers should they knock off the Jronmen. This <:;aUipolis te.am Is the same, ma'n fOr mah, that 1 won the cham­ pionship last season and its humbl­ By Unltfll P.rt,H Jrrt,matlonal iqg In two outings is the league's Gene Oreen is paving his wa)' major 1,a>0rts. "who dunnil" for back to the BaUimore Qriolel! on 1986. ffle Bide De'YUs ea1ily could a home run path. explode today and knock off Jack­ Green craclred two hornets son which beat them 6-3 early in Monday night, one a grand slam­ April. mer, to give Miami a double­ Co.ech Swackhamer Ukcly will header triumph over Rochester, open with Danny (&one) Hindy, a f-.1 and 5-3. Billy Hoeft, makipg h!s first start since being sent down by Baltimore, pitchf!d a three-hitter In t'.hie seven • Inning opener. Green;s first homer Of the even­ Ing figul'ed in a four-run fifth that sent R.ocfiester down to It� first defeat gf the 111eason. ·. 1 Mt■rpi "4:1iled 3-1 In the f!leventh �olde hurler inning of the' nighteap when SPRINGFJEI.J), Mau. UPI- Basketball Association after a ca- Wynn (lb� Hawk) lawklns had Green unloaded for a aecond time Ten persons, five of them one- reer of standOut play with St. �he unenv 1 abl� job today of halt­ lo make ti a cl'ean sweep for the time AII-Americ11, were named Louis University, the Boston 6tfl· ,ng the, Detroit Tlg�a, home run Marlinf!I. ,_ t.. m1c�ine. _ a� tti.eaki� the prematod� to the bHketbaU Hall of tics and the Hawks. Curt Roberts and George Ris­ _F,11me. Tile el-,ction increased F-rnnk w. K'ean!!Y, who · lb tufe pe�aih .�l,ll>bJe \vhich is he- ley 4tso P-fQVide4 .Montreal wit� membership to Z'l , coach of Rhode Island .Stat" orig- Ing blown up l>y Molor City baS1t- a home ru.q pppch �• the Jlo.>'al1 fans. . defeated ,Rit:l:Jmond, �. Ri$y'l!I He1dlni the list or players inated the "go-go fail break" ball _ When , the CIE:vela'¥' J11d1ans ar­ Jhree-run o bask me tball, list a e toPP.ed r }lomer 4', the e�th n.an:,.ed to the hall which will have a:� ved in town 1Monday, Manager helped clinch the 11me for pitch• an official home at Sprlna:Cield o, three coaches elected, K�aney n _ Gordon took a look at the De­ er Connie Grob. College b)' December, 196 1, WIS retired in 1948 with a :18-year Joe pers and commen�ed r Toronto caftte up with a aix-run Easy Ed MacAuley recent!)' coaching record of � 1 wins and . !,Tt01t newspa looks as though they ve outburst in the third inning to named general manager of the ll4 losses. the pe�nant." beat tb, Columbus 9-7, in the St. Louis Hawks of the National . Other coaches named included clin�hed Tiger fam1, r1dmg the crest of only other actiun. .:reta, The Buffalo­ ry Lntmnn last week. Score was the late Prof. Erne11t A. Blood a · ftve e;ame wJn streak and an Havana aame w11 rescheduled for hammeri:d out of the Oox in the whose Passaic, N. J., High School outpouring of 1 1 home runs, can't a later date. fourth inning 11ller he had given "wonder te,01" \fOn 159 straight he blamed too mu('h for their en­ up seven hits, five walks and six games from 1920 to 1925, and thusiasm. But, it's still a little runs, including a homer by H1mk Hie late Ward l.. (Piggy) Lambert early. Gordon polnts out that although Bauer. Knuckleballer Bud Daley, 29 year Purdue coach whose teams won 371 and loat 152 and won or the one,time kittenish Tigers now meanwhile, held the White Sox to have Rocky Coladip, he gave three hits and retired the bst 14 shared 1 1 Big TeA cage tltlea. other playen named were \t'l� .U ' JI IIAtVey Kuenn.·' hi. hatters he faced to gain Ills first gn tor Hanson who led Syracuse Ufo-' . Says Gordon - "L.llo · lhlnk victory. verslty to a 48-7 three year rec- · that's an improvement." Flnt baseman Jim Gentile's ord endinJo": in 1927; Branch Mc­ three-run homer off Russ Kt•m­ Cracken, three-year Indiana scor­ ay United Prell lnter�lonel merer in the first inning stood ing leader who has since hung u,p Bad Conduct Draws Alex. Hannum, who lp!Owa -all up all the way in the Orioles' win a 293-123 Hoosler co.al'hlng rec­ IO.Day Su•pension• about life in the Nationar Ba!)ket­ over the Scn11tors. ord; C11arles (Stratch) Murphy � NEW YORK UPI - The state ball Association, and Charlie Woll steward at Roosnclt Raceway has who knows nothini ab�ut It, are luued lo.day '!iUflpenslon, to har­ th� 'eague's newe•I coaches. neRH racing owners Ray V. Foster Hann4m, wl\o coached the St. and Wayne W. Galvin for' "ungen- Louis HaWka to two Western Divi­ tlemanl)' condud." sion •titles alter starrlfla: for the FOster and Galvin, both from Syracuse ijation1la, signed a two­ SPREI> SATIN FOR INTERIOR WALLS l,.lma, Ohio, were set dowq Monda)' yeur eontra.ct ¥onda.y as floor for 11rguin11 t,oo Vehemently after boss or the Nationals. Hannum, SPI\ED LUSTRE OIL BASE ENAMEL �heir hots&, Senator Frost, waa dls­ who co11ched �e Wichita Vickers NEW: Qualiri�d for• lnterfcrene& in the of the National Industrial Basket. (ealure '26,000 Monitor Trot at 'ball League the put two seaw'ns, SPRED HOUSE PAIMT ( latex ) ROOscvelt Sat'urda)' night. reph1ces Paul Seymour. llay or Evening Call WY 2·3748 SE)flllqur recen�ly repl•�d Ed FIGHTS .rI111cAuley u co•�� of the Hawks. ,BALTIMORE, Md. UPI - Steve WOife, 33, coaCh at' Viila Madon• H■)'Ward, UIO, Baltlm�e, out­ na (Ky. ) College the l'a11t seven pointed Eddie Henders'on, 133, years, stepped on to thl1 NB.-\ Phone W\'·2•3748 Mid4l�rl, Ollto Roule 1 Philadelphia (8). coaching l"erry-Jo-round Monday BRADBURY llOA� NEW YORJ( UPI - Sid Lugo, by signing to aulde the Cincinnati 135¾, Bfooklfn, N. Y., o,tpomted Royal� next s;enon. Pedo Benett 134�. Argel'\tina (10). HOUSTON, -Tex. llPI - Charles; 'SOnny) Liston, 212¼1, ·Pbiladel• Mn. &1e11. Bepor.ted AMa, stopped Roy Harris, 195, Cut­ In Fair Condition an�•Shoot, Tex. (1 l. <JH�LOTTE, N. c., UPI At­ PH!LAPELRHIA \JP! - Meo. • tilio To11do, 193, Suffern, N. J., Billie 'M:oaes, 45, wlte of baseball 1tqpped Paul Anderson, �. Toe, CQach Wally M.asea cf the Ciacib• natl Reds, WH n:11ort.f(I ip "fair" coa, ila, (8), D 11::. IV ,:,;■ A ..:Y_�_,=::.: •MIAMI BE-'ICH UPI - Fred­ condition today it GerinantOwn WU f.aktn 4\1· �ie '8�1de1, 180, Fort Lallderdale, Hosplt.al where •-'IJVln Greon,.1Tl 1 Ty- ·er she was found' uriCOnacfou!I n , ·• •to , '1.:•-l•, her bathtub. e; re;,;,,1:, , ( , . Wlt!l tf YQU T-.,QI. 'mil. EL'P,HtA 'upt - KE!nny A glau containing six pills wu , found beside, tbe, bfth�Qb In )\er ��•, 1:i.fL.iuskeion, Ml�., out�apartment · Monda:,; 1D.'tt police 3 ' Ph c l f\f � ! iiii'.)B o l,: said she f P!'jlJ'e1llly: I\J(lk on ,..,. . ·. · �• UPI - Billy dose of trariqUll�rll. · · �ILWAUKEE Bra,:p, 136. Milwaukee, outpoint­ ,, ' ed ADdero Gonzale■, 1371 PUta­ huf11h' (8), DALLAS, Tex. UPI - Buddy Turman, 185, Dallas, outpointed Son� �o6re, 182, DallH (JO). SAN FIIANCISCO UPI - Henry Hank, tu, 'Detroit, 11:noo.ed out ', ., l\q Calhoun, 163, White Plaint, N. y, (21, Green Sticking His Way Back · Tow;ird M4'jors H�wkins G,ts Assignmept To s!!t��!J1) VALLEY LUMBER and SU PPLY CO. ■ 1 ■ .,_______ =----­ m, ..........._............,._ .li•�J ' • - POMEROY Olilo .. • • 0.0 U\e buiB help hervest the I!!.'!�'!, .crape■, strawbtrries, 'or otliell'' tn1it1 you grow In your bacleynd! The ' Ohio A.grlcultural Ex.tens­ iott Servi« has a leaflet which may hdp you. It is entitled "Di�­ ease and Insect Control for Back yard Fruits.'' Copies are 1vailable at the County Extension offjces. 'i'he publi�atlon tells how to make a general,pur,poae spray m ix ture that Will -control all major lllsect 11nd disease pe1t11 an<1 suga:esta when to make the applicatlon1. A general-purpose formula permits the use of one spray for aJI _fruitl. This spray may be fP· plied to all fruits at t�e aame tlm'e and at eq1.tal in terval!! thr<>ughout the 1eawn. The leaflet WI S J)npared by botani,t.8 ind entomolo&iltli of the Extension Service 11nd the Expedrnent Ohio Agricultural Station. They emph11iZe that the home gardener should not plant or grow more fruit tree■ and plants than he can care for. n-eea which are • not sprayed or cared for make good bree<line places for dlse111s es and insect pests. One section of the leaflet dis­ cuS11es spray equipment for home fru-it growers. Leaflet authors re­ commend an inexpensive ·■prayer that will reach the tops of your trees, that is easy to, clean and that Is slow to wear l'.'Ut. Facts For Farmers '·or -�- KAR fl & VAN 14h1 Pt... . .- ONE DEMONSTRATOR -QtfE UIQ -· ' .' ·. proudly �nnounce, the rnt)"ft,_ John r ,Supe Sea-.. •' � / v ;:· It' . . � .I : .. ,. .;,·,. ,"• '• . '"A:t".•· · : • . ,,,., ,,., .f '" '"'"' I Meef }jave yoo ewf dlo�t bow de­ pendent we are upon food ,t.and­ ,ards? You m&)' .buy on tlhe ba&is of price, brand, arade, or by the prettiest label. Jteeardlest of how . and Heor The Candidates At 8:00 P.M. Thursdqy, April 28th , Sponsored Bt1 · · $39.95 1 7" CROSLEY · · . . · · , 1 7" -PMIRAt · · · · · · · · · · · · · $49.,5 1 11'· (WOSl,EY · , . · · · · · , , · · · · · $69.95 21" APMIQ,, late model · · · · · · · "• · $99.95 FLOYD'S v1ct1MS MllT LONDON {JPJ - Pete Rade­ marher of Coluiqbus, Ga., and Brian LMdon of England - both knocltfl'lt. vhttim11 of ex • he•l!Y· we;igbt �l3\PiOI\ f\qyd PatterSOJl -meet tonight ill a lO--round bout at Wem�ley foql Anna. po"5 Sic.ti PillT•OSANT_I D:ETROlT UPI - Nlck Pletro­ Qr*, fon:ner Notre Dame full• back Who st■ri;ed last season in the, Natlq_md Fo.,tball l,egue as a rookie with tltt Detroit Uons baa eiped fpr the tQ60 aeaaon. H'e E, l\la!a St. pined 447 yar<.U ·on 76 rushes in 19119. I ,,;;:;;;:;,;;;;;;:;;;;;;,_;:;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;_,,:! ' -, " M ' • ' .r ' I ,:, , · Garage Building Bargains I n Used TV's ---:r The Republic:on Exec:utiYe Committee AND THE Cl ttltfn 4'• Appliano,·. FREIi: PARKING Paid Pol. Mv. Pomeroy, O. PhO!U! '\VY•l-!�55 ' By United P� lnttrn.,lonal �ERi��, l,IIAG.i)E ' W { Pet. !GB · Detro).t . . . . . . . . . . 5 O 1.000 : .New, York . . . . . . . 5 1 .833 ? ¼I \\'.,!h_iQ&I•� . , . . . 4 4 .5QO '2i. lt:1msaa city . . . . . 3 3 .500 21h. Boston . . . . 3 4 .◄29 :i, Cllk•l•i i , · , ; •, . . , ,a' i .388 a11 B11ltltnore . . . . . . . ·� s .:286 4 Cleveland . . . 1 4 .200 , Mo.ndiiy!s RHulh ,( K�nsu City 4, Chic..!) 1 (NJ 8.lltlmo.,. 3 Washington 2 (N) Tu•.aday'1 Probllbl• Pltchtn �lewlancl at Detroit-Hawkin• 6-1 vs 8unnlllg 0-0 Baltlll"ON at Wa■hlngton-Walk •r 1-0 n LN 0.0 'ntan at �-�� _ rt.rk-Caspl• 1,l , .\�.., City (N)­ Shaw a.1 n Herbert 1 -0 WadnMclay's G1m.. Detrqlt. at Ka�...- City, IN) Botton .:t BaltlfflOre {NI WHhlin1tcta, at N•w York BEHIND -THE COATS BUI LDING IN MIDDLEPORT \ • • l • • . W L !'<t, GB Pittsburgh , . . . . . . 8 3 .727 Saf'! Ft;an4,'iaco . . . 8 3 .72'1 5 .500 2'AI Lo, ""1:•lea , , . . Philadelphia . . . .'" S!I 8 .� 3, -�w���es . . . . : . 4 5 -411 3 St. t:oult ,., , ,,,, ·''.\I � 6 -� 81' Cfaclnnati . ; , .I. /', 4 7 .3� t '3 6 .333 4 . .0'1,icag o . 1 • ; . '�f• _!,, , \ •I I\>n 'lt ' l'f◄�loioo Sf;L�lt � INI tu.sdl.,.11 Probabl• Pltc�...,• L,� An..lH 11t Chlcago-.t)rp• dal• .2-0 va Hobble 1.0 . , . Plttsbur1h at Phll•ftlphi,i (tf) -Law 2-0 yt Mever 0-0 �llwa.uk.. at Cincinnati (N}­ Spahn 0,0 v, O'Tool• 1.1 ' -�� ff,�c\� at St. Louis {ti ) -Jones 2-0 vs Jade.on 0-2 W�llY'• Gamn Plthbprah at Phlladelphla {N} · Mllw1ukff at Cincinnati (N) Lot �ne,IH at Chlca,o, NATIONAL LEAGUE -'<�� ,' WAYWARQ Bl.t' NEW YORK UP1-Pohce bad • j ,,11,.,., !JO lip ' Dtli'!II (Iii �"'-· lntt11111neou11,. , TIM llla,tl c..t ""� '•· - .. .. ,.,, , ··- ·� ..�·· -•..... '-·· -· . -.-�· ,_ . '' ' • ' ' • WI .N OW H'AVE A LARGE , · PAVIQ PARKl tfG , A,iA IUSI HESS � PQI TM I CON VEN I E�c;• BAC K o,· oll,R. · : - tF ou1 tQsTOt..111s. . """'' Whlle ShapplDd, a1; D■thget••, hf,lttQre, . t,-.•11 o-g Stun or ff'....(.� P•fMIIC Ttlll' (.a Bill . Wl34MI , , , ; ' ' I p,.up; FREE OF CBABGE •• the Rear of Our .. B"11lnef!Se8 In the C!fl.,_ ........ ti'\ N, Se-1141 t,: ' It '' . ' 'S fU,tN'IT UltE ... ,.w, lij'.Q.L ,, .!.]I.� · \ , -.�, , ' ljilq' � ,·. ·t · ,, . ,.� ' "'1' Rock Springs Fair Grounds Sl'ANDlNGS . RAMBLER -------- .. FAM I LY PARTY ,, . ,i . llltf &uui _ .. .,,,.., the wt:11:end at hil. boM, � liln. Dot'lo !lryh '.WIM Jll1MIJMed SptD,_ Wedne,doJ, . . r,tr, u4 -· Cto,ton Allen •-8\Ur S\\11dV ;llnnor •� or llr. ud llh." lllly Cleland. • f King If uilders S'4pply Co. Phono WY 2•2709 Lcidlct May· . Help Sm�ll · Fruit Growers Should'er Injury '.Puts Jm;ani O'n . Grid SiJai� - Hour,: 9 to 5 - Tbun. 9 tU Nop!! . 125 E. Main St. Phone WY 2·217l "· WHlf lilt aon1, Kr. and IIN. Ken­ Mr. and Mn. Brookll Sore tmd nell! Ollr.l and (amDy, Mr. 11nd Mr,. Lewis Ouni wnd family and family tpent Sunday with Mr. ind Mr. and Mn. Ralph Oun and fam­ Mn. Sayre. Mr1. Ben Spencer wu returned ily 1t Nrw Brtchton, Pa. Mn. bayton Kmnedy of C01h­ tf> her home Tuetday from Hol­ octon 1pent tbe weekend •ith her zer Hotpit1l. Hatty our■ retumed to Cc:ilum. parent•, Mr_ and Mn. Sullivan Say. '' Uafjy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, , April 26, \960-5 Farm capital Investment per worker last year averaged $20,­ 700, compared with an average , of $15,3 00 per worker in manu­ facturing, reports Oblo State Uni­ versity Extensk,n economists. oOo In m il)imum tillage tests con­ duded by the Ohio A�icult.ural Exten,sio,n . S�Ji�t :In cooperation wlth Ute' moo Ail'icultural Experi menl Stall®, C!)l'n yieldi from mini.mum · prepared lle�be<ls were equal to ·« gre41ter · than 1 tllos'.e friim co�velltional •�IJl!ds., , , oPo , COLUMlll/$ UP!-,.Ohio '$tote Zan�svih!!' · Hum�be Sliu'thter procedures , • (Ind · Chtlc'k- 'B'ryant • iuffered Ukinlld"1' si;;paraUol\ Ill• IJ(U,st be , in itffect after Jun,-· 30 \ �ibed bf "!ri.iner' Ernie :digas as in all meat .packing ,plants selling '. a •1pretty bad• inJur:rt -� an<t-;,.W ill products to federal agencies,!' Ile­ ml� the resf" of spring prac'tlce. cording to the U. s. Deplrtfflent · . The injury Came duril)_S: Fri• of Agriulture. Combinations Qf plants .and $,y's workouf 811 Coach W90dy �Y,ea iput th;e team through an­ mulches reduced roadside eroilOn otker rough and tumble drill in USDA researeh in the SOU.th' whlcti will climax with Uie annual -east. oOci lntra""iuad game. Bnaht ba4 been running with USDA soil acienli1ts say much the'., N9",1 · offensivt1. unit in Hayes' ·radioactive atroniium 90 fl'qm neW' ' pJ,pito11rt" ·type team and was ;11t�mic fallout co,uld lodge on on� , of tht, 1l,a.11douts in the spring ,soil ·particles that gather where drll\s. Br)'arlt je · expected to be sediments In runoff water accumu­ t�J to go, however, w,1:en the late. seiaon opens in Septemher. ,Af$1NG TH E � 4�!<5, 1'q Tl'II, �UCKEVES IS OUR FUl-1.. · T I M � c}O!', WAN1V , · f,00 � ff i' CAL� 1,!S TOMORROW. I F A LOAN IS THE Af"SWER WE LIKE TO SAY YE$� GLI DDEN PAI NTS SEE US TOil;\Y! 11-7 reeord last yell', is •i!��ed. ,o Join the club F.r&d.11' la lfll• WIJlkee. Conley 11 al.lo I bnlr:ttball star for the Boetoll Ceh.1c1. CLEVELAND UPI - Th! i;le,e, land Pipµs of the �"'i!>PII �•• trial Ba3:ketball Leai;Oe �YI!! fnd\· PHILADELPHJ,A. UPI - Gene cat� they wth Join-·lhF ,p,i"'°l:r-or­ Middleport"s Yellow Jackets take on the job of "spoilers " BlskftDl:ll Phlladelphi1 ganlzed AmerlC•n 6-foot-8 . this afternoon in their second meeting With the high-riding Conley, the who compiled a League ror the 1961""82 sttason. er pitch Phillies Pomeroy Panthers, favorites at this st_age to clean up the southem division of the SEOAL, and then beat the northern Hann�, Wolfe Si Contracts In NBA Ranks PRESIDENT ,-/4-Dally Sentioei, Pomerpy-Mlddleport, 0., April 211, 1960 division winner whoever that might be, 10 Fonner Basketball Stars Added To Cage Hall Of F8'8e I Have Closed My Barber Shop I n M idd leport 913 S, Third TRAINING TYCOON • • • By Alan Maver • o� "$ '.• . 1 l t ( . "-"eqq�. ,, ·.l, pune>N'I ,DRUG i ' . co. Otl lO FUlL G.S ' . ,,• ....... .,,.., ., ' .. "' .,:" CQN(;QETE UT POMEROY ' 0EMittT ·BLOCK Co, ' _, ' 1,- . ' ' ' POMBitOY 0 � "1 ' . ' • � ' ·1 ., • WMEROlo -.10 I . '. J' . ' - • • ; 1• �• Jackets In Role As Diamond Spoilers Today Those 'Willies' Are Providing Punc4 For Giants Once Again There'll be a lot of bad Jokes this year about thC' Giants giving everybody the •·w11lies" so M's just sa)' simply that Mays and McCovey are providing the old 1-2 pum·h ag1i1in. Tht• two Willies learnf'ci 11p on nuowrous IK(·asions llt win ball games for t he G iants last year and they pull{'d the sa ml' triek Monda)' night to boost San Fr.in· eisco into a firsl-plat•e tie with Pittsburgh in lhe National Leagu1• ract'. goin� to make ll five In a Tow when lht>y went into the eighth with a 7--4 le.id. Don Gl1111ingame sin�led home the first run of lhe inning all d Mays' slnile 'A' ith two on lied the score. McCovey, who drove in four runs in all, . then blasted a two-run homer off loser Bob Duliba, the third ol five St. l .oui� ?ikhers. MeCove)"s fourth homer of the season made the score 9-7 and as things turned out the Giants ne,d ed the insurance run when Carl Sawatski socked a homer for the came Card� in lht' bottom or the inMays ant] l'ttcCovi•y through with the key blows m a ning. fi\'e-run eighth inning rally that brought the Giants a . 9-8 victory There- were three pt"vious over the St. ),111.1is Carclin1:1.ls Who homers for Sl. Louis by K\ n Boy­ had won four slr�ig:ht previously. er, who hlt his sixth, St.in Musial Card• Blow LHd and Daryl Spencer, while Jim ll lookt'tl likr• the Cards were Do.venport connectll4 for lhe Giants. Southpaw Johnny Antonel­ li picked up lhe victory in relief It waH the only game played in the National League. Only two games were played in lhe Am�tican League with the Kansas City Athletics defeating the Chil.'a�o While Sox 6-1 and 8alllmore Oriole� nipping Lhe the Now Open Wa11hin1ton Senators 3'-2. A'& Bl•&t Herb lcor• , ON The Athletic11 registered their victory o-.:er IJerb Score, wbo Saturdays didn't make much of a debut in a While Sox uniform. Phone WY-2-3130 Traded by the ' Indians, for Bur- WARN ER'S Beauty s·h op ,I ' NOT I CE!· HIRSeHJACOIIS., J/A WN6 BE00"11' .,,,....,. .. rlle FIii">, ,ltlqsE rRAINI'� ro l?=coRo JI, 000 WIIVN.!'RS lfARLl/:R 71{/S SPRING ;,, 81/SY WORlr'lM> I{;,; WAY '!t>WA.RC> -1,ooo A1' 1'//1: /;JIG A ­ FoP 7'1{/: BENEFIT OF 71/E ,,YQ1/­ WAtiERffli">, AND MOVED TO Karr's Barber Shap In Pom•oy "MICK" WILLIAMS Pomeroy's Undefeated String Goes On Line In Middleport Game At 4 $3.98 TAKES 1-G J0II BOWLING GREEN, o. UPI Melvin E . .Brodt, track coach at John Adams Hi-gh Cleveland Seb0:0I, today was named head trac� apd cross country coach at Bowling Green State University. And a victory for il-fiddleport over Pomeroy today al ,t p III junior righthander on the mound aTdner catch­ would be one of the greatest · up: with Manning Baumg T ing. II� has lefty om Anderson sets in local sports · history. The and r1ghthander and fre8hman game is at Middleport. Charley Bush In reserve. Coach Nolan Swackhamer will be fielding a collet'lion of freshCoach RU8$Cll Mf!ore or the Pan­ men and sophomo.res, with a �enmr there ca.n c-411 on three veterans, � nd a �ouple of Juniors sprmkled , Bob Cunningham, Bill Wilson, or m agamst a seasoned, veteran Terry Knight, to carry the load, in rh'A1'S Ai;(;1:P11cr,:,._,;;;,,.. rrew o� P�nther� who are unde- that order, with Tom Grueser, al­ fcated m six stratg�t l.'�ntests , �he ready having a book kept on him Jackets own two .v1clones.-R.acmc by major league scouts, behind ;ind Rutland-.agamst four losses..- the plate Wah11ma, Gallipolis, Pomeroy and _·_______ J.iCksmi. Meanwhile, Gallipolis, (1-2) de­ fending champ-'l of both divisions, will taC'kle Jackson (2-1) today and tiasl\y cpuld pretty near dnch the title for the Panthers should they knock off the Jronmen. This <:;aUipolis te.am Is the same, ma'n fOr mah, that 1 won the cham­ pionship last season and its humbl­ By Unltfll P.rt,H Jrrt,matlonal iqg In two outings is the league's Gene Oreen is paving his wa)' major 1,a>0rts. "who dunnil" for back to the BaUimore Qriolel! on 1986. ffle Bide De'YUs ea1ily could a home run path. explode today and knock off Jack­ Green craclred two hornets son which beat them 6-3 early in Monday night, one a grand slam­ April. mer, to give Miami a double­ Co.ech Swackhamer Ukcly will header triumph over Rochester, open with Danny (&one) Hindy, a f-.1 and 5-3. Billy Hoeft, makipg h!s first start since being sent down by Baltimore, pitchf!d a three-hitter In t'.hie seven • Inning opener. Green;s first homer Of the even­ Ing figul'ed in a four-run fifth that sent R.ocfiester down to It� first defeat gf the 111eason. ·. 1 Mt■rpi "4:1iled 3-1 In the f!leventh �olde hurler inning of the' nighteap when SPRINGFJEI.J), Mau. UPI- Basketball Association after a ca- Wynn (lb� Hawk) lawklns had Green unloaded for a aecond time Ten persons, five of them one- reer of standOut play with St. �he unenv 1 abl� job today of halt­ lo make ti a cl'ean sweep for the time AII-Americ11, were named Louis University, the Boston 6tfl· ,ng the, Detroit Tlg�a, home run Marlinf!I. ,_ t.. m1c�ine. _ a� tti.eaki� the prematod� to the bHketbaU Hall of tics and the Hawks. Curt Roberts and George Ris­ _F,11me. Tile el-,ction increased F-rnnk w. K'ean!!Y, who · lb tufe pe�aih .�l,ll>bJe \vhich is he- ley 4tso P-fQVide4 .Montreal wit� membership to Z'l , coach of Rhode Island .Stat" orig- Ing blown up l>y Molor City baS1t- a home ru.q pppch �• the Jlo.>'al1 fans. . defeated ,Rit:l:Jmond, �. Ri$y'l!I He1dlni the list or players inated the "go-go fail break" ball _ When , the CIE:vela'¥' J11d1ans ar­ Jhree-run o bask me tball, list a e toPP.ed r }lomer 4', the e�th n.an:,.ed to the hall which will have a:� ved in town 1Monday, Manager helped clinch the 11me for pitch• an official home at Sprlna:Cield o, three coaches elected, K�aney n _ Gordon took a look at the De­ er Connie Grob. College b)' December, 196 1, WIS retired in 1948 with a :18-year Joe pers and commen�ed r Toronto caftte up with a aix-run Easy Ed MacAuley recent!)' coaching record of � 1 wins and . !,Tt01t newspa looks as though they ve outburst in the third inning to named general manager of the ll4 losses. the pe�nant." beat tb, Columbus 9-7, in the St. Louis Hawks of the National . Other coaches named included clin�hed Tiger fam1, r1dmg the crest of only other actiun. .:reta, The Buffalo­ ry Lntmnn last week. Score was the late Prof. Erne11t A. Blood a · ftve e;ame wJn streak and an Havana aame w11 rescheduled for hammeri:d out of the Oox in the whose Passaic, N. J., High School outpouring of 1 1 home runs, can't a later date. fourth inning 11ller he had given "wonder te,01" \fOn 159 straight he blamed too mu('h for their en­ up seven hits, five walks and six games from 1920 to 1925, and thusiasm. But, it's still a little runs, including a homer by H1mk Hie late Ward l.. (Piggy) Lambert early. Gordon polnts out that although Bauer. Knuckleballer Bud Daley, 29 year Purdue coach whose teams won 371 and loat 152 and won or the one,time kittenish Tigers now meanwhile, held the White Sox to have Rocky Coladip, he gave three hits and retired the bst 14 shared 1 1 Big TeA cage tltlea. other playen named were \t'l� .U ' JI IIAtVey Kuenn.·' hi. hatters he faced to gain Ills first gn tor Hanson who led Syracuse Ufo-' . Says Gordon - "L.llo · lhlnk victory. verslty to a 48-7 three year rec- · that's an improvement." Flnt baseman Jim Gentile's ord endinJo": in 1927; Branch Mc­ three-run homer off Russ Kt•m­ Cracken, three-year Indiana scor­ ay United Prell lnter�lonel merer in the first inning stood ing leader who has since hung u,p Bad Conduct Draws Alex. Hannum, who lp!Owa -all up all the way in the Orioles' win a 293-123 Hoosler co.al'hlng rec­ IO.Day Su•pension• about life in the Nationar Ba!)ket­ over the Scn11tors. ord; C11arles (Stratch) Murphy � NEW YORK UPI - The state ball Association, and Charlie Woll steward at Roosnclt Raceway has who knows nothini ab�ut It, are luued lo.day '!iUflpenslon, to har­ th� 'eague's newe•I coaches. neRH racing owners Ray V. Foster Hann4m, wl\o coached the St. and Wayne W. Galvin for' "ungen- Louis HaWka to two Western Divi­ tlemanl)' condud." sion •titles alter starrlfla: for the FOster and Galvin, both from Syracuse ijation1la, signed a two­ SPREI> SATIN FOR INTERIOR WALLS l,.lma, Ohio, were set dowq Monda)' yeur eontra.ct ¥onda.y as floor for 11rguin11 t,oo Vehemently after boss or the Nationals. Hannum, SPI\ED LUSTRE OIL BASE ENAMEL �heir hots&, Senator Frost, waa dls­ who co11ched �e Wichita Vickers NEW: Qualiri�d for• lnterfcrene& in the of the National Industrial Basket. (ealure '26,000 Monitor Trot at 'ball League the put two seaw'ns, SPRED HOUSE PAIMT ( latex ) ROOscvelt Sat'urda)' night. reph1ces Paul Seymour. llay or Evening Call WY 2·3748 SE)flllqur recen�ly repl•�d Ed FIGHTS .rI111cAuley u co•�� of the Hawks. ,BALTIMORE, Md. UPI - Steve WOife, 33, coaCh at' Viila Madon• H■)'Ward, UIO, Baltlm�e, out­ na (Ky. ) College the l'a11t seven pointed Eddie Henders'on, 133, years, stepped on to thl1 NB.-\ Phone W\'·2•3748 Mid4l�rl, Ollto Roule 1 Philadelphia (8). coaching l"erry-Jo-round Monday BRADBURY llOA� NEW YORJ( UPI - Sid Lugo, by signing to aulde the Cincinnati 135¾, Bfooklfn, N. Y., o,tpomted Royal� next s;enon. Pedo Benett 134�. Argel'\tina (10). HOUSTON, -Tex. llPI - Charles; 'SOnny) Liston, 212¼1, ·Pbiladel• Mn. &1e11. Bepor.ted AMa, stopped Roy Harris, 195, Cut­ In Fair Condition an�•Shoot, Tex. (1 l. <JH�LOTTE, N. c., UPI At­ PH!LAPELRHIA \JP! - Meo. • tilio To11do, 193, Suffern, N. J., Billie 'M:oaes, 45, wlte of baseball 1tqpped Paul Anderson, �. Toe, CQach Wally M.asea cf the Ciacib• natl Reds, WH n:11ort.f(I ip "fair" coa, ila, (8), D 11::. IV ,:,;■ A ..:Y_�_,=::.: •MIAMI BE-'ICH UPI - Fred­ condition today it GerinantOwn WU f.aktn 4\1· �ie '8�1de1, 180, Fort Lallderdale, Hosplt.al where •-'IJVln Greon,.1Tl 1 Ty- ·er she was found' uriCOnacfou!I n , ·• •to , '1.:•-l•, her bathtub. e; re;,;,,1:, , ( , . Wlt!l tf YQU T-.,QI. 'mil. EL'P,HtA 'upt - KE!nny A glau containing six pills wu , found beside, tbe, bfth�Qb In )\er ��•, 1:i.fL.iuskeion, Ml�., out�apartment · Monda:,; 1D.'tt police 3 ' Ph c l f\f � ! iiii'.)B o l,: said she f P!'jlJ'e1llly: I\J(lk on ,..,. . ·. · �• UPI - Billy dose of trariqUll�rll. · · �ILWAUKEE Bra,:p, 136. Milwaukee, outpoint­ ,, ' ed ADdero Gonzale■, 1371 PUta­ huf11h' (8), DALLAS, Tex. UPI - Buddy Turman, 185, Dallas, outpointed Son� �o6re, 182, DallH (JO). SAN FIIANCISCO UPI - Henry Hank, tu, 'Detroit, 11:noo.ed out ', ., l\q Calhoun, 163, White Plaint, N. y, (21, Green Sticking His Way Back · Tow;ird M4'jors H�wkins G,ts Assignmept To s!!t��!J1) VALLEY LUMBER and SU PPLY CO. ■ 1 ■ .,_______ =----­ m, ..........._............,._ .li•�J ' • - POMEROY Olilo .. • • 0.0 U\e buiB help hervest the I!!.'!�'!, .crape■, strawbtrries, 'or otliell'' tn1it1 you grow In your bacleynd! The ' Ohio A.grlcultural Ex.tens­ iott Servi« has a leaflet which may hdp you. It is entitled "Di�­ ease and Insect Control for Back yard Fruits.'' Copies are 1vailable at the County Extension offjces. 'i'he publi�atlon tells how to make a general,pur,poae spray m ix ture that Will -control all major lllsect 11nd disease pe1t11 an<1 suga:esta when to make the applicatlon1. A general-purpose formula permits the use of one spray for aJI _fruitl. This spray may be fP· plied to all fruits at t�e aame tlm'e and at eq1.tal in terval!! thr<>ughout the 1eawn. The leaflet WI S J)npared by botani,t.8 ind entomolo&iltli of the Extension Service 11nd the Expedrnent Ohio Agricultural Station. They emph11iZe that the home gardener should not plant or grow more fruit tree■ and plants than he can care for. n-eea which are • not sprayed or cared for make good bree<line places for dlse111s es and insect pests. One section of the leaflet dis­ cuS11es spray equipment for home fru-it growers. Leaflet authors re­ commend an inexpensive ·■prayer that will reach the tops of your trees, that is easy to, clean and that Is slow to wear l'.'Ut. Facts For Farmers '·or -�- KAR fl & VAN 14h1 Pt... . .- ONE DEMONSTRATOR -QtfE UIQ -· ' .' ·. proudly �nnounce, the rnt)"ft,_ John r ,Supe Sea-.. •' � / v ;:· It' . . � .I : .. ,. .;,·,. ,"• '• . '"A:t".•· · : • . ,,,., ,,., .f '" '"'"' I Meef }jave yoo ewf dlo�t bow de­ pendent we are upon food ,t.and­ ,ards? You m&)' .buy on tlhe ba&is of price, brand, arade, or by the prettiest label. Jteeardlest of how . and Heor The Candidates At 8:00 P.M. Thursdqy, April 28th , Sponsored Bt1 · · $39.95 1 7" CROSLEY · · . . · · , 1 7" -PMIRAt · · · · · · · · · · · · · $49.,5 1 11'· (WOSl,EY · , . · · · · · , , · · · · · $69.95 21" APMIQ,, late model · · · · · · · "• · $99.95 FLOYD'S v1ct1MS MllT LONDON {JPJ - Pete Rade­ marher of Coluiqbus, Ga., and Brian LMdon of England - both knocltfl'lt. vhttim11 of ex • he•l!Y· we;igbt �l3\PiOI\ f\qyd PatterSOJl -meet tonight ill a lO--round bout at Wem�ley foql Anna. po"5 Sic.ti PillT•OSANT_I D:ETROlT UPI - Nlck Pletro­ Qr*, fon:ner Notre Dame full• back Who st■ri;ed last season in the, Natlq_md Fo.,tball l,egue as a rookie with tltt Detroit Uons baa eiped fpr the tQ60 aeaaon. H'e E, l\la!a St. pined 447 yar<.U ·on 76 rushes in 19119. I ,,;;:;;;:;,;;;;;;:;;;;;;,_;:;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;_,,:! ' -, " M ' • ' .r ' I ,:, , · Garage Building Bargains I n Used TV's ---:r The Republic:on Exec:utiYe Committee AND THE Cl ttltfn 4'• Appliano,·. FREIi: PARKING Paid Pol. Mv. Pomeroy, O. PhO!U! '\VY•l-!�55 ' By United P� lnttrn.,lonal �ERi��, l,IIAG.i)E ' W { Pet. !GB · Detro).t . . . . . . . . . . 5 O 1.000 : .New, York . . . . . . . 5 1 .833 ? ¼I \\'.,!h_iQ&I•� . , . . . 4 4 .5QO '2i. lt:1msaa city . . . . . 3 3 .500 21h. Boston . . . . 3 4 .◄29 :i, Cllk•l•i i , · , ; •, . . , ,a' i .388 a11 B11ltltnore . . . . . . . ·� s .:286 4 Cleveland . . . 1 4 .200 , Mo.ndiiy!s RHulh ,( K�nsu City 4, Chic..!) 1 (NJ 8.lltlmo.,. 3 Washington 2 (N) Tu•.aday'1 Probllbl• Pltchtn �lewlancl at Detroit-Hawkin• 6-1 vs 8unnlllg 0-0 Baltlll"ON at Wa■hlngton-Walk •r 1-0 n LN 0.0 'ntan at �-�� _ rt.rk-Caspl• 1,l , .\�.., City (N)­ Shaw a.1 n Herbert 1 -0 WadnMclay's G1m.. Detrqlt. at Ka�...- City, IN) Botton .:t BaltlfflOre {NI WHhlin1tcta, at N•w York BEHIND -THE COATS BUI LDING IN MIDDLEPORT \ • • l • • . W L !'<t, GB Pittsburgh , . . . . . . 8 3 .727 Saf'! Ft;an4,'iaco . . . 8 3 .72'1 5 .500 2'AI Lo, ""1:•lea , , . . Philadelphia . . . .'" S!I 8 .� 3, -�w���es . . . . : . 4 5 -411 3 St. t:oult ,., , ,,,, ·''.\I � 6 -� 81' Cfaclnnati . ; , .I. /', 4 7 .3� t '3 6 .333 4 . .0'1,icag o . 1 • ; . '�f• _!,, , \ •I I\>n 'lt ' l'f◄�loioo Sf;L�lt � INI tu.sdl.,.11 Probabl• Pltc�...,• L,� An..lH 11t Chlcago-.t)rp• dal• .2-0 va Hobble 1.0 . , . Plttsbur1h at Phll•ftlphi,i (tf) -Law 2-0 yt Mever 0-0 �llwa.uk.. at Cincinnati (N}­ Spahn 0,0 v, O'Tool• 1.1 ' -�� ff,�c\� at St. Louis {ti ) -Jones 2-0 vs Jade.on 0-2 W�llY'• Gamn Plthbprah at Phlladelphla {N} · Mllw1ukff at Cincinnati (N) Lot �ne,IH at Chlca,o, NATIONAL LEAGUE -'<�� ,' WAYWARQ Bl.t' NEW YORK UP1-Pohce bad • j ,,11,.,., !JO lip ' Dtli'!II (Iii �"'-· lntt11111neou11,. , TIM llla,tl c..t ""� '•· - .. .. ,.,, , ··- ·� ..�·· -•..... '-·· -· . -.-�· ,_ . '' ' • ' ' • WI .N OW H'AVE A LARGE , · PAVIQ PARKl tfG , A,iA IUSI HESS � PQI TM I CON VEN I E�c;• BAC K o,· oll,R. · : - tF ou1 tQsTOt..111s. . """'' Whlle ShapplDd, a1; D■thget••, hf,lttQre, . t,-.•11 o-g Stun or ff'....(.� P•fMIIC Ttlll' (.a Bill . Wl34MI , , , ; ' ' I p,.up; FREE OF CBABGE •• the Rear of Our .. B"11lnef!Se8 In the C!fl.,_ ........ ti'\ N, Se-1141 t,: ' It '' . ' 'S fU,tN'IT UltE ... ,.w, lij'.Q.L ,, .!.]I.� · \ , -.�, , ' ljilq' � ,·. ·t · ,, . ,.� ' "'1' Rock Springs Fair Grounds Sl'ANDlNGS . RAMBLER -------- .. FAM I LY PARTY ,, . ,i . llltf &uui _ .. .,,,.., the wt:11:end at hil. boM, � liln. Dot'lo !lryh '.WIM Jll1MIJMed SptD,_ Wedne,doJ, . . r,tr, u4 -· Cto,ton Allen •-8\Ur S\\11dV ;llnnor •� or llr. ud llh." lllly Cleland. • f King If uilders S'4pply Co. Phono WY 2•2709 Lcidlct May· . Help Sm�ll · Fruit Growers Should'er Injury '.Puts Jm;ani O'n . Grid SiJai� - Hour,: 9 to 5 - Tbun. 9 tU Nop!! . 125 E. Main St. Phone WY 2·217l "· WHlf lilt aon1, Kr. and IIN. Ken­ Mr. and Mn. Brookll Sore tmd nell! Ollr.l and (amDy, Mr. 11nd Mr,. Lewis Ouni wnd family and family tpent Sunday with Mr. ind Mr. and Mn. Ralph Oun and fam­ Mn. Sayre. Mr1. Ben Spencer wu returned ily 1t Nrw Brtchton, Pa. Mn. bayton Kmnedy of C01h­ tf> her home Tuetday from Hol­ octon 1pent tbe weekend •ith her zer Hotpit1l. Hatty our■ retumed to Cc:ilum. parent•, Mr_ and Mn. Sullivan Say. '' Uafjy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, , April 26, \960-5 Farm capital Investment per worker last year averaged $20,­ 700, compared with an average , of $15,3 00 per worker in manu­ facturing, reports Oblo State Uni­ versity Extensk,n economists. oOo In m il)imum tillage tests con­ duded by the Ohio A�icult.ural Exten,sio,n . S�Ji�t :In cooperation wlth Ute' moo Ail'icultural Experi menl Stall®, C!)l'n yieldi from mini.mum · prepared lle�be<ls were equal to ·« gre41ter · than 1 tllos'.e friim co�velltional •�IJl!ds., , , oPo , COLUMlll/$ UP!-,.Ohio '$tote Zan�svih!!' · Hum�be Sliu'thter procedures , • (Ind · Chtlc'k- 'B'ryant • iuffered Ukinlld"1' si;;paraUol\ Ill• IJ(U,st be , in itffect after Jun,-· 30 \ �ibed bf "!ri.iner' Ernie :digas as in all meat .packing ,plants selling '. a •1pretty bad• inJur:rt -� an<t-;,.W ill products to federal agencies,!' Ile­ ml� the resf" of spring prac'tlce. cording to the U. s. Deplrtfflent · . The injury Came duril)_S: Fri• of Agriulture. Combinations Qf plants .and $,y's workouf 811 Coach W90dy �Y,ea iput th;e team through an­ mulches reduced roadside eroilOn otker rough and tumble drill in USDA researeh in the SOU.th' whlcti will climax with Uie annual -east. oOci lntra""iuad game. Bnaht ba4 been running with USDA soil acienli1ts say much the'., N9",1 · offensivt1. unit in Hayes' ·radioactive atroniium 90 fl'qm neW' ' pJ,pito11rt" ·type team and was ;11t�mic fallout co,uld lodge on on� , of tht, 1l,a.11douts in the spring ,soil ·particles that gather where drll\s. Br)'arlt je · expected to be sediments In runoff water accumu­ t�J to go, however, w,1:en the late. seiaon opens in Septemher. ,Af$1NG TH E � 4�!<5, 1'q Tl'II, �UCKEVES IS OUR FUl-1.. · T I M � c}O!', WAN1V , · f,00 � ff i' CAL� 1,!S TOMORROW. I F A LOAN IS THE Af"SWER WE LIKE TO SAY YE$� GLI DDEN PAI NTS SEE US TOil;\Y! 11-7 reeord last yell', is •i!��ed. ,o Join the club F.r&d.11' la lfll• WIJlkee. Conley 11 al.lo I bnlr:ttball star for the Boetoll Ceh.1c1. CLEVELAND UPI - Th! i;le,e, land Pipµs of the �"'i!>PII �•• trial Ba3:ketball Leai;Oe �YI!! fnd\· PHILADELPHJ,A. UPI - Gene cat� they wth Join-·lhF ,p,i"'°l:r-or­ Middleport"s Yellow Jackets take on the job of "spoilers " BlskftDl:ll Phlladelphi1 ganlzed AmerlC•n 6-foot-8 . this afternoon in their second meeting With the high-riding Conley, the who compiled a League ror the 1961""82 sttason. er pitch Phillies Pomeroy Panthers, favorites at this st_age to clean up the southem division of the SEOAL, and then beat the northern Hann�, Wolfe Si Contracts In NBA Ranks PRESIDENT ,-/4-Dally Sentioei, Pomerpy-Mlddleport, 0., April 211, 1960 division winner whoever that might be, 10 Fonner Basketball Stars Added To Cage Hall Of F8'8e I Have Closed My Barber Shop I n M idd leport 913 S, Third TRAINING TYCOON • • • By Alan Maver • o� "$ '.• . 1 l t ( . "-"eqq�. ,, ·.l, pune>N'I ,DRUG i ' . co. Otl lO FUlL G.S ' . ,,• ....... .,,.., ., ' .. "' .,:" CQN(;QETE UT POMEROY ' 0EMittT ·BLOCK Co, ' _, ' 1,- . ' ' ' POMBitOY 0 � "1 ' . ' • � ' ·1 ., • WMEROlo -.10 I . '. J' . ' - • • ; 1• �( 1 7 ) Help Wanted &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 26, 1960 WANT ADSV 1 cents per word. oae insertion. M..iol.mum cb�t- - 80 ,cu.ta I cenl& per word for three consecutive iMertiona. Special - one mout.h for 30 ce.nta per word. 1'\111 rate t)[ 3 cents per word will be charged fer advert.t.lnc If oot ,-id withln 10 dilya after receiving bill. Errorl in A.dvertiaiJLJ - Srbould be �portPd immedl.ately. 'Ibe Daily Sentinel w1l1 not be reapouible for more tt.an one incor­ rect. ineert.'On. et.rd of Thant& ind Special Noticea of Evl·ut.s $ 1 .UO. Obitu.arle■ IRlbliabed a\ 1 cent per word. �/ORD5 l DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS I MO. l& $1 .3& 60c 90c '4.60 $ 1 .80 $1.20 20 60< $6.00 $U10 711< it& S'l.00 $2.2'1 ( 20 1 Bus1 ness Serv1ces &. o. McCOY AUCTIOHEER Route 2, L._ Botlom, ;t!.._ --------- - PHONE WY-2-21 57 MUELLER F URNAClt.., WEtUING- . HOU�5 •ppll1ncea. Arnold Ir• then, SyrKUM1 Ohio, Phontl 1 1 -19-tfc WY·2-6314, 1 9 1 For Sa le ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN­ TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL er. Runs and looks like ne w. appliance repair. Phone Oti1 Ham throw awa)' b.ags. F u l l McClintock., Racine, Ohio. ,price only $34.50 o r terms 2-1-tfc if desired. Phoiui WY2-22()4. 2-22-4tc CU�TO.lil BUJLT JUTt..HEN D£. 4 ½; H. P. GARDEN TRACT.'OR li1necl for , '\tUf bODU f1't o with att11chmenh. C. J . Linger­ tim•tol. l'<u:....man. aDd Abbott, felt, Lane St., N e w Haven, W . U.U Pbone WY·"321. Va. 4·21-6tp This Week's Special BIG FOUR New Factory Method CAR WASH and MOTOR QEANED $4.SO Appll•nce r.,.lr. C.11 P:ronll Capteln•, 41 4 N, hcond A.ff,, I I tfc Mldcll_,., LANDMARK SE RVICE STATION TIRMITE AND PEST CONTROL ------- ( 8 1 Au ta Sa les -- l�& ;'ORD VB F'AIRLANE 2 DR. sedan . A bt11uUful c11ir. $1&�-00: f 20-6tc Blaellnars, Pomeroy, Cioo4 CIHn UMd Ctre AJI Mlk11 and MIMlttl ,._TltOPOLITAN MOTORS • 600"°6 l11t Main It. ,.....,.y, Ohi. 19:ltl CHEVROLE'r VB STATION Wagon 0nm c11rcful owner. Show11 bell of care ll::li6.00. 4-20-6lc Blaeunars, romeroy. 19&, CA DlLLAC 4 DR. SEDAN. l'owt!r 1leerlnt:. Spotlep black Blaetlnu1, ll�Dft.00, fimsb. t-;w-6te Pomeroy. 1964 M t!:HCURY IN GOOD CON­ dlllon. New motor and tram­ ml11ion with 4000 mllH. New wheel cylinder•, , brakes ind c1p11 and new Ure.. Price '450 4·20-6tc Phone WY2-41720. I� rONTiAC VB 6 PR. SEDAN. Radlo and heater. One u·ralul owner. Edra. nice '2490.00. t-20- 6le Blaettnan, Pomeroy 191 For Sale aliJNDOW llUND• AND SHADES Ven• llan Bllndl, 111 IIIH lftd cplora. Free ilU,matea. Dale Wlppal Supply, a1" Union .\ve,, 3-4-80tc Pomeroy, Ohi<,. UIVING ROOM SU ITE. EXCEL­ Jent condition. Will deliver re110n1blm dl1t.anee. Phone SH2tl'l7. ,.20.a1c �IVI IAIT, MIN-I. NIGHT o,wtera. filbln& aupplle■, flab• 1111 lktllNI, av■U1ble from o •· m. to 7:,0 p. m., week days. IUndtJ 1-10 a. m. Fih Novelly lbop. f.21- 1 2tc OLIVER 80 TRACTOR. Cultivaton mowinc mechlne. Ready for work. Quirk ule. '300. G . A. Deem, R1clne, Phono W lB-3088, 6 2& 8tp AUCTIONlllt Complete S.rvlc• Crltt In.third Write, Phone or Contad A. C. BRADFORD, l1cine, Ohl., 2&-il ---- ·----HO:ID; BUL.J>ERS, BIRCl'I CABI­ NET maken Fonnica alnt lops. Vinyl a11bestoa blork laid. House repaln of &11 desuipUoDI. CAIi Guy l'-1e'. gler, Racine, Oh.lo, 2 24 Uc llfll!_1-, Pameroy, Ohio E. Mein St. PhlNMI WY-2-9932 OH Change&, Lube Jobs, TV Stam-pt WE WISH TO THANK OUII neighbon and rrlend..!i for their acl& of kindness during the lllne1s and death of W . B. Swisher. Also special lh 1rnk, lo Dr. Boice, Dr. Mullen and the nurses a1 Meiga General Ho1pl t11.I, to t he donors of Uowcn, the pallbearers and to Rawling1Coab ror their kindnen1 and to Rev. f"rancis Glader for his conaoUna: words. • Mr. and Mrs. Verne Davis The Swisher Son¥. 4-26- l tp Mnator loha KennelJ of Muaacltute«. declarel be .. "nol a C.Ulolkl eudldaki for Prflllde■I , • • I do DOI speall: tor the Clatbollo cbunb o■ pub� poUCJ, and no one Ill 1bal cbwdl •peaks tor me..• I _ ____ _____ .. pple Grove _ _ s "" ... ac e h r B "" l e ..O...U..... Soc·1ety News BOU ht BY SOUthern Eastern Will Have Tag Day Here Saturday Call Dlc1 Sterrilf .,,, ■ KIVl!:H REP()RT ■ gl•• VOT E FOR A MAN WHO IS CAPABLE Ambassador Quits Post After Threats QUALIFIED AND NEEJ)S THE JOB (20bl VOTE FOR -- ,;;;.,' c:::::=;:,:: .. Cha rles L Bissell 1 �'se ( 2 1 I Rea l Estate tu ( 2 1 1 Real !::state a PA.Qi I RE.CORD ER Mild-Mannered Man i\llacks Wlth Hammer SEE AN D H EAR ------ ALL DEMOCRATIC COU NTY CAN.DI DAT ES ( 1 4) For Rent 5:45 6:00 7:00 9:00 9:3 0 10:00 Sign On Continental Cluaroom Today Katie Doonan Show Topper Dough Re M l _:. Chan ite 1 8-,.uesdat · ,z,oo ''°° Am� llt.n�"'o.<I 12:30 5:3bi Rocky and Kia Friend• 8:00 SUI '°1aD:eiaaO But_ ltll Your &No RQ!llft.ll t T �:� �Y ��:, - ":"� Hooeymoon&n 7:30 Sugarfoot 8:30 Wyatt Eup G:00 RiOemu t:30 CQ,1t ,e l0:00 AM"OI Present.a . 10·30 Keep Ta J'ln" a • IJ:00 The New.&. TOJJi� . ,•1·. 0II Sca,., ••- w••1.. ·•Ing = 111 : 11 S'911■ ae� U:15 Late Show \J:41 Sip otf :,: T\i• N.-•• ........■l 6:00 8:30 9:30 ll:25 ·' ' •• • t• ______ _ U RUTLA ND FURN ITURE C&SOE Official Retirement Is Being Announced Comedy Playhou1e Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Woody Woodpecker Muaic In the Round Jim Thaclr:er Show WeathlM'Cut "'f'WC: Plt-ruHuntley BrlnkleJ Report Cannonhall LU'lllllHI Startlme Arthur Murra.)' Part,' Jack Paar Presents Mc'" ffN•illn.., "Wtatbel'Cut J'1r.k Paar SIi.ow olgn Off · WCHS,.TV · (;hc.n"tl ,/1. :80 Joiff. :_ . IUY YOUR BOTTLE D GAS 4:00 ..f,:30 S:00 S: SU. 8:00 •:llJ, 8:21 11:�n 8:4!$ f:00 '1::.iU 8:30 9:30 10:00 U ·00 11:lU U·l5 1:00 ' 0 :30 Play Your Hunch 1 1 :00 Prlee ii Rllht 1 1 :30 Concentration 12:00 Tru th or Consequence. 12:30 It Could Be You 1 :00 Mid Day News 1 : 1 0 Movletlmf' 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 3:00 Yo1.mg Dr. ,dalone 3 30 From T11e1e Roo•s 4 :00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Advenlure Time 5:00 Steamboat Bill !M�O Quick Draw !.t-::Onw 6:00 .M'.uah� in the Round �: 15 The .Ill), Tba.cke, Sbow I ?.e Wto�lbereast J:3C News Plctur8:'6 Huntley Brinkley Report 'J:00 Manhunt 7:30 WP lfOll Train 8:30 Price ls �Jght 9:00 Perry Como Sbow 10:00 This ls your Life \0:30 Tombstooe Territory t 1 :110 New, Headline. 1 1: U'I Wtsthere11t 1 1 : 11 TM Jack Pur 8bo1' 1:0G Sip Oil _.:,___:_.:,__.:,_ ___ _________ Student Riot In Japan Apes Korean Protest � � 8 � ,r� �.y" ,........-...... ... . I Hoyt's Sohio Service Mr. McKelvey said storage space IIIIUTIS• la needed for the bleachers in or .. ......... - I ne4r Rlt.'.,.e, He e1Umated about ... .. .... .. ;ut, , h 700 1Q.L1are feet would be adequ­ ate and Indicated the board would lenator Rt1ber1 BumpltNJ of For FREE Inspection appreciate knowing of anyone Minnesota toUowt wl.Ua, "'I TOKYO (UPI) - '11bou6ands of PHONE with such space. would not wul &o noelv. n Jiapan� students, -anti-Amoriea, GUmore's Supply Slore tlle vote of an:, Amukiaa "Be like Korean stiu­ .9houting b8c>.auu my oppo1111nl wor­ WY-2-2774 dents" 18.lte.mpted to storm parli.i­ from a local bulk dealer wbc can serve l""" lhlps ID • par1loular Mardi." menl tonight but were beaten off Vaughan's Exterminating GRAVILY T�ACTOA SALIS AND prompily and where prices are always lowest by olub-swint�ng rfot police. hrvlce. 512. E. Mal11, Pomero,. Company An estimated 350 st.udenLs and quoted. We are equipped to you good. Phone WY24975. Open 'tll t 32 policemen' were in,jured, 23 ()f ,,. Marys, W. Ve. efficient 11erv!ce. p. m, untll Jun• 1. lalHfflln: !Jhem .scriou9Jy, accord,fng to re­ Closed Th11rsday Afte1110011t RNdsvlll.. H•rold B•mh.srt, ports. E1'ehteen abudenl leader.a 1''URN11'URE AUCTION OF CON­ Oh.lo. Phon• Coolville 3691. were ,arrestOO. signed furniture at t he Mile.a 3-10.tfc Eastern High School's band will ., A mob of about 9,(N)() ,extreme Monument UuHdmg, W. Mam invade Pomeroy this Saturday Jeft.ist ,rt,u.de,nfe demonsbroating in :,t, ltacme, Otuo, April 30th, for its annual Tag Day and will ,protest a�in.st the U.S.-Japan st· R<1tland, Ohio l�.30 p. ill. : :S gas ranges, l ARI YOU RUN DOWN AT THI Arvold Grate, owner provide a parade and If concert curity itrealy char,ged police bar­ hNl1'; Ooe, rour soul nffCI .,.,. dryer ; l elccLric r11nge, 5 bed­ OR CONTAC1' MASON FURNITURI · durini!' the day, Executive Head doadeis thrown up ,around b:he Diet Ing? Best Wark. L.....t PrlctL room 11u1 te11, 1 co11l range, 7 J. S. Davia said. Phoae SP-35591 Mason, W. 'Va. buHding. Th�y ,were repelled by C'oflel! Lab.es, 3 lelev isiom1, 4 RACINI SHOI SERVICI SHOP He indica led the band Tag Day a force of 8,000 policemeru. AACINI, OHIO. refrigerators, a breakfast sets, is sponsored by the Ea1tern Band 4 living room suites, 4 washers, Boosters A.RSociation and the 2 dhrncllc sets, a kitchen cab­ Eastern Local School District and ine t1, other mi,;c. furniture. 8en11lOI' Seu.rt 8ymJn1torPof he added they ''are appreciative Sale conducted by Bradford MIHOWI. off the rolll'IOU of heLp glven In the past to their A uctlon Co. A. <.:. Bradford, lllleme., lay• before the edl,, band and hope that it will con­ Mgr_ <.:riU Bradford, Aucllonecr ton,t prosranJ to boosl t:lte ' ' .,..ms: Vlsh. 11&t1011•1 power for ..economlo ·, · i1nue" The schedule calls for a 1 0 a. Uld ldeolorleal IUl'Vlval.'' .N,ot n1pons1ble for accidents m. parade downtown and a 2 p. T'23-6tc m. concert on the parking lot. The retirement or Thomas A. Proceeds from Tag Day only one Banis as Assistant Secretary and 6 CU. 1"'f. rRIG!DAlRE and TAP· Before 9:30 A.M. 1-'AN lias ranKe. Sec 0. H.. Jones, of several projeds carried out by Assistant Treasurer of Columbus Mlddl1part WY •2-2649 :lH1 fi.t. uttlcrry-1.v, J•omcroy. the Booster&, is used for uni­ and SoL(t hern Ohio Electric Com­ Pomeroy WY-2-3195 ' 4 23 3lp form, and instrumental expenses. pany is a n nounced by Harry M. STOA FIID KAUT2 Miller, President. At CM1tff l 2 LIVING ROOM CHAIRS, Bangs, n('ariny completion or 46 Y'ukon 5-2145 wrng b11ck wilh new sl 1p cover, G1u,-1: Montgomery, 16.2 on up­ years wit h the ulility, joined Col­ HAMII.L IEAVICI ITATION also rhuu11rb {or l!llllo. Phone lK'r, Y,u on lower, runmllH '/ '1 feet umbus Railway, Power and Light ltfoN 9:00 AM. W19-37:.!!i or sec Faye 'powell, J IUU!JOUII: lti.4 on \jPPel" , l t . l on Company as a mailboy in 1914. He Albany 3353 Hacme, u. 4-23-3tc 1uwer, runumg ti Jou; J\anawha has held positions or ticket agent, Every 0., Berrie• .r au11: 1:4..d and faUmg, W mfiel<t paymaster and cashier in the Com­ l'Al'l'AN {;As llANl.H::. Large anti Marmet: slauonary. lAlck 23 : CL LANO I pany. In 1 9�. he was elected As­ window fan. G. }!;. Auto W1u1her. �4-8 o n upper, 10.fj o n lower and ..... A TV A•r,atr llnla sistant Secretary and Assistant C>tlU S. llurd, M1diJJeport. runn1nt1 � wicke ts. PWY-MW WASHINGTON ( UP l) - Korean Treasurer. (4J) 2�. 3lc t.:ono1tMKI of Mov1bl• Locks: ,....,.,, Oh.._ He has been active in Masonic Ambaileador You Chan Y.ang sub­ ---All locks are up, runnmi:; on aver- mitted N.■ res�a · -�CLAIMED SlNGER SEWING and Civic organi1.ation1t. He is a on to Seoul to­ U lljj,t? 01 nall trap. ., machine. Will sell for $1fl.OO Past Master of Humboldt Lodge, I nsurance rein ,1. ., _........... ft K -'d ts y 911 e11 n orea � • .._ U1.... Uh ie 11wr 11oeh: Downbouncl: here plu• $6.40 d1.1e ua for parts. - - ----,ave thwn • M-h.our ultiima­ Past President of the 141h Masonlc 2-�2-ttc BARNES-SJIIPSON IN5UB.,.!ICK Loc11. 13: Irene C.:hotln 111 6:20 am, Phone WY2-2204. District a n d was Po tentate of the tum lo quit or be ou,tied. Aaenta. IUddleport. rtu, A,U� .i:-� ; Bob bentcr ait 6 :40 am, 14-tl; Shrine in 1948. Masonry's highest had Yans admo\¥1edtled that he BLUE F'ULL LENGTH SPRING ""' am, lti-l ,• received. Um ihreal. But he said honor-lhe 33rd degree-was con­ moblle, BondL Phone WY-2- IJOck Hl Jeflerson, 5,:'l" COllt. Siie Ulo. Never worn. l..()tK 15: OVEC It !i:116 aim, 12-7; 3U03. decided inde_pendentJ.y to ferred on him in 1 947, Price $111. Shamroc k Hotel, - - --- - - Lodt 1 1: �unt Continent Quct1n ll he bad '"-"d n d · e 4·26-3tc COMPLETE IN�URANCE !'RO- 7 am, O-O; 1.,ock 23 : l!:Htern al .1:45, Qutt .._,.11119 ., Pomeroy. foun be llil bee REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR n the t IW'&Vt! . tha ohUllkla: . i Wl'Olli e .. 0 , De• ver 11t 8 :20 11 m 1 •0 Student Found Dead tectlon. LlJ , Auto, Mn, Pollo, •m, rr 'l'WO PONY COL'l'S. REASON· Call Don 11.llla. .111'dleport. rtobert .tl. G1p,on at 10 •m,• 0-:t '; ,of antd.-c,ovemmenl riotiDt( j.nJ SOu'h, Korea wu Commu.lW8l-lnsli• Of Rifle Wound abltt. Ullvld VanMetcr, West Oh.It. upoounch Lock :ti : Vulcan a t 12:10 LORAIN, O. UPI - Thomas . Columbia. 4-26-6tc DO ffluii __.;.. am,, 10-0; t:ruclt>le at 2 am, 10-0; llbat I have made mla- Miller, 1 8, a senior at Avon High en» N S hed W. OUcott at 4:1\a "" am, 1-0,· · tu.ea," lbe told1 United Pre. Inter; School miS1Jng from hiB home all 01\DER YO UR SWEET CORN 11he f.a1iher o f 13 children, 8 still et !home. Two -Lr\ t!,i-g.h invader at 4:30 am, 4-0; .Raymond •J�., now, !Jumper crop expected. Jour l.n the igr;l;s iand one lo st.art next year. Now a night, Wll'I found ,dead early today School, lllMw-.. "Therefore, I Ml Mlhmit­ M.lvetti at �:ao am, 16-0; Charles Contaet John T. Fisher, Nye Ohester Towr-.hip trustee and Eastern eahool bwi dri:ver. Both U n, my ret11utlon to the eovern- outside the home of a former H. Stephenson at 7:10 am, 1 1 -0; ment. 4-26-3tc Ave., Pomeroy. jobs -pay only $1700 per year, ,insuffi.eienl for a ,family of 10: I am aendlr-.: • tetecram girl clasamat.e, A rine lay be11ide Tratte Winos al 8:30 am, 6-1 1. the body. Attended Chesler 1111,00 Lebanon grade achooJ1 and Long Bottom lO the •ot.loa' fo.re.iln minJeter, 2 l'IECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, K•n•hw• River IINts: Marmet: -now � Hub Chmig," Police Chief Robert Gills of bi� Johool. Mr 1 9xl2 wool ru1 with pad. Ro­ , Avon said th•t the youth', head I Helen z down U 3 am, 0.4; Win• bert Hill, Rutland, Ohio. Phone Your Vote •ltd Influence Will Be G,..tly Ap�•t� t1eld: Eiser Cllfl" at 4:30 am, 0-1. had been pierced by a single bul­ t-26•3tp SH2-tl41. ffl Lh1oata tt, let, which 1pp1rently came f1'0m Paid Pol. Adv. ,_ WY-2-3561 MIU'-'1 the rlfie, owned by Cyril .dlller, (9o l Morine !>uppl ie, CLEVELAND UPI - Walter W. Thomas' father. 'fWO HOlllF.S NJ!:AR RUTLAND. UIIIJ IOATI AND MOTOb 4 - room frame, 1 acre ground Br,a, 40, toda, beat hia 1leeplna encl • whl.. , thtr l•1t. MIi,. and 5 - room frame, a.so acre1. wife a.nd lour children ' with a RO HOUSE !'OR SALE IN POME Y ,-Utan ....,._ too L Mliln Sacrifk:e tor qiuick. 11le. Mabel hammer, kllllna one ehild and cril­ rooms, 2 baths, full . •lzed It.., �r.y. Phene WY..t.SIIO. Hor,:ue, Rutland. Ptl, SH 2-4932. lc1lly lnJurlnt two olhera. ba■emenl. ne w .-1/ futnace, Then Br.as, a mild-mannered • 1 1 ·t 23 6tp 30'1 Jar-,;e lot. F. ,\. Swatsel, auto part.a de•ler, tried lour times Sprln• Ave., Pomera. Y t-1D-12tc FOR SALE: One 1 1 root plywood to take hil own life. Authorities boat. One 10 HP Mercury HurrlPO� SALE: FIVE llt..>OM. HOUSli 11id he appa�ntly had been up - FOl' SALE Li BOUSE cane m?tor. 1 100. � hone BUley w1tb bath. Nlce loeatioa. llelvia most of the ni11it ar,:uing wilb his town, al:a. rooms, 4 rtOU.I dow.n, JJm Ja1.:ob1. WY 2-2�J . Hood. 1 1 1 Locuat St., PomeroJ wife, probably over hJs decision 2 u p approalmateb' 1 acre 1• 6t 23 vll J�nd e xcell,int well 13 . mllea __________ , _ P 3-30-1 _ �..:P________ to aeU his 1h1re of an a uto parll from Pomeroy on Slate Roule GOTTAGE AND LOT ON ROt.rrE firm, Inquire 802. Price $800.00. S38 above Antiquity near Ohio TO MIIT MITMPP Mn. Ho,,.ll at Pa&•toft. River. out of hJah waler, Priced APAlu.'MENTS - IUrnwi"td and NEW YORK UPI - Heavy­ 8--12-00te 2 Rt. Arnott, Arthur See 1en. to uot urallhed. .Mdhltlrl. .lllddlt­ ,• t � Otc wei&hb Eddie Marhen of Portland, Racine. porl. Phone WY-a.12811. J-3,U Ore., and Alex Miteff of Ar1entlna have hffn matched for a 10-round 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO D FIVE nationally teleY'iaed bout at Mad.I­ MODERN FOR SALE room 1p1rLment1. A. N. Bena;el, room hou1e, tu.11 basement end son Square Garden, May 30. Phonm NY2-32'12. 1 1·2-lfc COIJl:N lt LOT - 8-room frame, altlc. Asllume balance of 4."' bath, porchea, double i•r•&fl, fOR KENT HOUSE IN POMEROY dlrtitt IOverDlDtnt loan. Lot 00 lar1e lot feneed. $8&00.00. -6 room, and batb, unlw-nlebed. TIAMS-7•room fr1m1 wHb alee 11oo> Goot1 nel&ti.borhood. Call LIGAL NOTIC CtU att.er D:SO P. M. Phone or iff Freddi• 'lbabet, J&ason, llvlnt room, dinlna: roorn, 4-28-Uc Bida wlU be · 1111.'Uved at lbe of­ WY2-llJ71 '-16-Uc W. Va. l;itchen, television room, 3 bed ·fice■ or Wibater , 6 Fultz, Pom eroy rooms, and bath, full basement UNFURN!SIIEll APARTMENT, 4 forced air fum1«1. Laue lot FOR i,ALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSE Natlonal 'Bank llulldln1, Pomeroy, room•, bath. Rent re110nable. Ohio, until· 10:00 A. If. Oil lhe etb with ahad)' l•wn. lood aa,den, wtth 'two batht, · iar1a:e, wash Vacant April 2D. No. Second-av, day of )IQ, 1960, for tbfl 11le of 1ar1ge, concrete drive, -$.l0,hou.11, �liar, larc;e eorn,r lot Sponsored Meigs County Democratic Club Middleport. Phone WY2-4293. tbe Ella White real estate ■iluated 000.00. on Ohio, Cbelter, 1 In located 6tc " 22 In the VUlq:e 01 S)'J'llcuse, Ohio, COUN1'11Y HOMl-8-room frame, Route 'l.'.Prl� to aell. U lntet­ and c:onllMktj of a two atory fn.me E. W, Peoplea for Prvllole Judge bllh, basement, fol'ffd air beat , Danlel It Uvlnpton for � LAND: DOUBLE LOT !'OR GAR e,ted call or write Paul Pollft&, dwelUng ho\111, four room, down, Two bla; cisterns,· '8m• fruit. . DEN. 275 re1rl-st, Middleport. Ripley, W . Vo> Tel. ES2-IH3ll , Henry Beall for Repn,sentallve stall'i and thN!e rooms and bath up B. A, WinJl•U for 8ei'�ve l1r1e outbulldlna:, NearlJ Phone WY 2-2332. t 2� 3tp t-26-tfc stein, 1uqe end lolll' MIJolnilll ....... $7000.00. Audrey Ytiung fer Clert of Courlll Muhte Allena....U. for Recorder loll. 21 5 ACIIS---:.-3 mlle1 from , Pome­ CHffiTER TIie relll .,.tole II -pprollled lot Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Smltb roy. TltrM houaee {four, aeven W- J\elCeiY.e7 for Commissioner Geraldine Yoomg for Tnuurer and el&hl room■). Barn, lilo. and Allee •-t S.ndu In COlu!D• l&IIQ0.00 •nd ...nol ho IIO!d lot TWO M N plenty of tractor land ln alfalfa bus, •ilb Mr. and Mn. Ra,mond I• thUl)be ll)P.railed 'Yal\le. �- AmGld for llssloner For aale• opportunity 1t1rl.ina al Bolland E. Ntullllag for Collllllllllener l'IUEDA. FAEHNLE, u e4. Som• WIIIOll ond chlldnll. 1nd ,rauea. WeU ,121 per week. Mull be over 21 Adminlllnlrllt ol lh•. Dr. T. A. Hewelso11 f9r � Mr. and 111'1. Junior Smaller lru!I. '20,000.00. and have • ear ind able to atart . Eotole of Ella Whlto, were Ue, Siubenvl , and d1U1bter VlltGIL T APOIID, Sol­ work immediately, c,n Lan­ " j ' 'Vial, of Mr. md )ln, fotetnt W\'Mnl �ter OL3-t610 lor appoint• (I} , .. . _.. �- .- Channel 3--1'uesdo,' FIRST in QUALITY FAIREST in PRICES FASTEST in SERVICE na.. TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL While You Walt (21 Card of Thanks _, 1 tJK t.:•.INDJ '10NING, REFRlGER- I at ion service. Jae.l's Refri&era- 1 tion, New Haveo. Pbone TU 25:>,n . 6-23-U Adi """1vod by 10 A.II. will ho in that day·, ,.p<,<. by hln. Frff Inspection. Insur• eel by Niltlonwl«M. Phone R. •nd A. Servin 'Station WY2· 4-26-tfc 2366. THI DEMOCIAJIC oom­ lnatlon for Pl'Nldent uprma ldeu before the .A.nlerlcan Socitit)' of Newape.per J3cli.. ton oonvenuon. W� RAILROADS NEED Men 17 -28 needed 11.l once to tram for lele&rapb operator and &talion ag,ent po&ttlon. T ake tow CU!>t tramlll& Ill mghl, work uay&. Placement asrnn:d m this or other states upon completion. U stncerely interest ed wnte Box 668 · R c,c Ua1ly Sent111el. L.1ve age, marital status, phys. t'Ond., age and phone number for local 1n�erv1ew. 4 23 3tp FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES ( 1 1 Notices 3 Candidates- '°' COAL CHEATE R BIWAII Gray. An egg hunt followed the KNOXVIl.LE, Tenn. IJPI - A Sunday School hour. The Garden Club m1de flo_,-er machine that drives a steel ,am­ arnni:ements for both Ch!J.S't'hes. piing tube Into a load of cOlll on Wilkes Gran�e mel April 18 a truck will be used, by the Ten­ with master Zt•lda ll.11ll in t he nessee Valley Au t hority to catch chair. Vinton Township Grange truckers w ho try lo deliver infe­ were guests and presented an in­ rior coal to the TVA by hidint tereshng program Ill the close of the fuel under a layer of eood the session. Hefresh mer1l.s were coal, the authority announced to­ day. served III keeping with Easter. Homer Wells spenl Easler with HONOR NEGRd LEADl!R his sister Mrs. C l ifford Keck and family at Newark. NEW YORK UPI - 1 he New Mr . and Mrs. Alva De\'aull visYork Negro Busineu and Profea• ited Sunday with Vernon Morris siunal Women's L1ub Sunday pre• al Vega, 0. Mr. Morris is very ill aentl!d Mi's. Daisy Bates, Little Mrs. Ralph White entertained Rock , Ark. : I ntegration leader, its 8 party of friends with 8 Stanley annu9J achievement award. party April 14. �--- - --- ---Harry Boothe and children were th e death or Susan McCumber in ;. � - ·� - :.; :.;-:-:;;;;;;_ guests of Mr. and Mrs. William I :;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;:.;·� 1 McHaHey Sunday. 1 Ii Mr. and M,s, Ky,il Bet, ,isitcd IODY ROM IOGOTA CA,\SH-Colomblan aoldl111ra cany body with bis father Num Bell recentot one or the 81 IUlled when a Colombian pla.Ue rrom Miami. ly crubed Into a blllaJde neat Boj"otL ! Mrs. Ad, Long and Mrs. Gill of Columbus wee, ,ecent guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L<mg. � Mn. Clara Phillips spent ,e,ecal A Satl11fled customer days recently the guests of the 0- fam iiY, n uti an d · Is Our First Cons!derallon Vl;!rnon W eon:r g Tn� Easter season was observed Mrt. Estella Wilcox irnd Mrs. al our churches, at the Mel ho- � ng or Columbus visited reda a I ---1 dist Chureh Rev. John Davis de- centlyLo . with the former's sister, I LtJCa.l livered the sermon and the infant Mrs. Grare McCormick at CharI W. Ma.h11 St, Phona WY 2-3949 Southern Local School Dl&t.rict 110n or Mr. and M.rs. Alva McHafleston. POMEROY, OHIO wa1 the succeasful bidder tor 13 fey was baptited. sorry to hear o f were Frien<is Al the Presbyterian Church sections of bleachers in the old OU Men'a gym, school board ,pre­ the Westminstt!r fellowship young sident W illiam McKelvey said people, group held a Sunrise ser­ vice at 9 a. m. Rev. Grile con­ today. dtJCted the 50rvlce at 6:30 a. m. The winning bla waa $2,035 and baptised sb; children and one compared to a bid f-rom Belpre adult, Amos Lowe. Five adults of $1 ,927, The wood parts of the were taken into the churc h, Mr. bleachers are being dissem bled and Mrs. Sam Marr11, Mr. and , now, will be planed on all sur­ Mn. Amos Lowe and Mrs. Franll ( faces and completely refinis hed. Thia work will be done by the Racine Vo-Ag Dep1rtment. a _ _ w•.1 11••..II) ny..U Cartoon Spectacular Romper Room Movie Your Esso Keportet 1 :00 l :30 2:.00 2 30 3:00 3:30 4:00 11:SO t:00 l:30 6:40 .,_,.. "-..., , ......,, •· 7:10 8:30 9:00 IO:;OO IIO U lldO 1 1 : 1& 1 1 :20 12:40 . I• M•ITledG)III r u,ve 'l'b<t Bob · About Faces Medic Day in Court Gile Slorm Show Beat the Clock Who Do You Trual Amerlctn Btndst,nd My Frlend flltb Sin \"nnelleo Beat Y-oar £ao M-,orw Weather Teller John, Daly New Four JIIII M en The Dark and, the Light Oute and Harriett Hawaiia1;1 Eye !l"!ta\lDD WI e �� •- N Scannlna tbe Weather Sport, Report Lite snow S!ln OIi 11e,u... .v....... :·- •• J • MOUNTAIN CUMI IUIVIVOI-Jane Bendb:e:n, lit, � of Colorado aophomore, ll Jlven fro1t.t.ite treatment ID lllate1 Park clinic alt.er being reacued d11rlng a mountain Cllmblnl expedition 1n which two 1:0inpanloN were .kllle(I. .A. bl1aatd engulfed tho party. MLie BendlXCIII,' from Davenport. IL. ma.de her way to I cabln OQ ii' Lonp pPII: l1oPL l '4-:00 l:15 l:3C 1:00 1:30 1:00 8:1&' sE 1:30 t:JO ,:so 8:00 9:30 t:OO l:30 ,0:00 1,00 11:10 11 :1& 12:00 c , ) 1 :00 1 1 :80 l 2 ;00 12:30 12:,@ 1 :00 1 :30 2:00 2 = 90 I lA>ve Lucy Decimber Bride T·.lle llJJIIZ11N;I' Love of I.Jle �-, St01'111 Search "For �morrow .Uge of NIRhi Tile G'uidlng 1,Jl(b.t Heart of the Cily 'DI• 'three Stooa:11· A! lhe World TUrnl Ute of Riley For Bett� or Worse Arth�1r J. Smith N"... l{ouse A Look at the Weather iij,i'!'!a1re , -;'1s'bow IlQ · Jule !livn " · , " a e VerdiCt b Yours Amos 'n' Andy 4:00 The Brighter Da)' Frontiei 1: 1 5 '!':,e Secret Storm To Tell the Trutb 1 :30 Edge ol Night Dennis O'Keefe Show 5:00 The Three Stoogu Man)' Loves of Doby GUiia $:SO The Lile ol Riley Ti&htrope t:OO Arthur J Smlth--1,feWl Red Skelton Show IJ:15 A Look al tbe Weather Garry Moore Show 8:20 Jule Rivlin Show '11 D'do,:k l:30 Amoa 'n' Aody A Look at the Weother . t·OO Hhihway Pittol Special iBroadcul 7 30 Be Our Guest Theater 13 8 :_ 30 Men Into Sp,ace 9·00 The Millionaire I've Got A S.crll to ''·.sooo Ar11U1tro11,g CireJe Theater Newt Captain K1n1aroo .t · OO I I o'clom . New, i1;10 A Look at the Weather C111toon Theater Red Rowe Show 'l:l6 Tbealer 11 On the Go 1:!0 Sien OIi __ N•"' lhannel 13 Wednesday J:00 &: lS t:00 t):QO '0:30 WMPO. o· ail pro-am Sch'ru ~.Jule Y Mandq Thl'GUfh ,,,., 1:58 Sim On 1:00 Guest Star 1: 15 New• & Weather 11:30 RFD ,:oo Breakfast Party 8:30 News 8:35 1Bre8tfasl Party 9:30 New, J0:00 Cortee Time 10:10 Swap Shop . l0:32 Motniot DevotlODI 10:45 On the Town tl:00 C,ountry Hoe Down 12:00 Noon N•WI COMPLIM■ NTI WAONIII .. ,.. 12:30 1 :30 1 :35 2:00 3:00 3:30 3:3li t:30 4:30 &:00 5:10 G:16 11:45 6:00 0:30 Just For You News Just For You Calling on Pl. Plea11Dt' Music Go Rourid NeWll Musie Go � 14cal New1 · Muaic Go Round Sport, In Review Spona SCoN8 · 'lbe Band Bex • Pat Boone lbow· Sun;down Serenade lhe �. . . . 9u ■ ,fl, 1 Mason ounty I ncome Increased . In '59 C 0 C Report Sh •, 0,WS ' f The residents of Mason County recei ved more ,personal lncome in 1 959 than in 1958, the West Vlrglnia Chamber of Commerce ha• announted. The income data is based on the Chamber's report of personal income and detail sal� which is prepared annually. Masc>n County was one of fortysix West Virginia counties wric h showed .an incrense in aggregate · Twelve En'ter M arble Tourney _ _ _ 1 e n -' · a.."-a..:..n _ 13 I Y" _ -'W HTN.·� Jn MaSOn COUnty "hannel 13 Tuesday DaJ� . _c· 1 ■ I · Total entries in the 1960 Mason County M11tbles tournament h.;1\' e reacher 12. Schools entered are Henderson, Roosevelt, Cenlrnl Beech ' Hill, Sllnn.Yside. Broad Run, Mt. Olive, New Haven, Mason, Letart, Ordnance and Beale . The event will feature a thampion from epch parlic,i,., tmg , school to eompete in the counh play-offs in early �lily. Each school will conduct a tournament of its own to determine the school champion. · Ench school champion will be awarded a minia1ure trophy. Other prizes wil be given in the county play•off. income during the past year• For Mason County, lhm 111• 000 gate 1959 .inC(lme was ..... lll.U,... '"' compared with $,U,202,000 in 1958. This repreaeut■ a pin of ti.7 per cent. The personal ineome esllmlte. Include all ,p,rsorul income. t,e.. fore. taxes, received from wa&es, salaries, . dividend&, iD,terell, rents, and rbYlltle&. Alsd- hlolud• ed are relief, unemploym,ent 111,d old ... beneliU u · w.ell'. u the net incomes of self-einPloYed peroons. a&IJ'e. The .per capita Income for. 111119 was $1915 compared with •1819 in 1958. Thus tho average lomlly of !our '" Muon County ..,.. $7660. U this fi1ure seem1 to be on the high side, the Slate Cham• her pointed out that lts estimates include all personal income a family receives. Salaries and · w,1gcs usually account for approximately 70 per cent of the average family'-s personal Income ,with_ �O per cent from othe11 .�ources. Only one West Virglola cotut• t.y PXceeded the national per capita incomt' average or '42,161. That was Hancock County wltb a �958 ,per capita income of $2, 193 . The )ltale average in West Vlrginia in 1950 was $1,�99- t11BL1' KAYOI . HOW DID ·M't MOM ,.-... EWS, Wtll>Y � �N IIAPPY TAllf --:-:--J, � - UIID CAil ,...1954 DODGE a.a '4•"• - .. l)oOr lnhnor, w.U kept fin- .., - tnOcl "'""' ndlo .... $595 POMEROY QTOR CO. . .- Legal Notice ■ Agr'1 cultu re . StUd.ent Honor Agents AS WELL AS Spec1· a1· Reports Oh•1 0 state FROM u ft 1•V8 ,SI"fy , KHP Ar8Q Faitiers Infcirmed Ruth Grimm of Letart, W. Va. has been 9elected for membership in Alpha 1..ambda Delta, freshman women'9 honorary · at Marmhall College Miss Grimm, a 1959 graduate of w,hama High School, was one of 19 freshmen wnmen honored. Freshmen women must hit,ve achieved a first semester scholastic average of 3.5 for admittance to the honorary. DRIVE 0.. CANCER NEW YORK UPI - The Sloan• Kettering Caneer Center Wedll.esdav ni�ht .announced a 126 million dollar five-year program i n , an all-out attack on cancer. r About 86 million dollal'II will , be provided by Institutional income and Wnls and a 75tll annlver1ary fund has been· , fflibllshed · to rai,e lhe remaining l"1Jlo neeclod. MON thru F R I, 1 i •30 p M ON --- w J H. lfl YOU DIP KILL THAT GUY... I 5URE CAN IJlll)flfSfAND 11;, Mt..,. . �\iii- =-�·=-c--:= b 8AJI LEl"I' TOO MD \IDa WClf'T . eE ON THf: .YURY. MR. McCALL! U GO_, •• TIME'15 UP!! Pome roy Second W:ard_ Fire HowJe ��90. PM- Thu�da:y; Apr-il 28th , �-. . . ·� •-" ·"·� -· The �ub,ic 1,-, �ordially l!IYilN . . by ao ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted ■ ........ ... - - .-.a1-1 ,. . - :m .,_ ' ■ Coia■ u.. ,_ IIIJlWI ·�••ad. ,�. . ,, .- · AT THE ■ o,l:K TllAC\' 1,-========:;;=;.,I Letart G1'rl GA'LLIA & MASON Se}ected' fOr • COUNTY CONPIO ltA'I' DAY .. MAR$HAL RIIIGNS . : NEW YORK UPI-Former ATLANTA UPI-Today 11 , Lawrence Whillalcb,. who bll Pn11ldent Tru�n told reporter! Confederate� Memorial Day, a 1,. aerved as mars�al �1 Syracuse �� ' ' ' Monday he lbough1 New York .gal holldoy Ill ,Gel'l',Jll,.-.Al•b•"'-'• I the pasl several mq�,hs, h■1 Mayor Robert F. Wasner would Flo,rida ind v)ltlll"-lppl,'t Severit . mitted his -resignation to MaYpT m1lr:t1 "a 100d vfoe presid■nt." other Souther,,. staitel e.e1ebra,tl Dlck Winebrenner. ' No succesrpr l Truman paid a . courtesy call on Confederate llt!imorlal Da)' for Mr. Whitlatch •h as been nap:tE Waper •I City Hill. . 1 0.. d. .l!!!!���'!!!!�=�==""-�•� ___ ___----- - • :,_ M'.17 NOIHIN' 'l£1'• 8UI Ml GOIN' TO �·s 1' BlRFDAY MR1'Y ,W' "' l'O SHOAi! Ul<,f 'TO REIAll AN; ENJOY .___:... M'IS&lF I ;_ . t, ,. ' �( 1 7 ) Help Wanted &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 26, 1960 WANT ADSV 1 cents per word. oae insertion. M..iol.mum cb�t- - 80 ,cu.ta I cenl& per word for three consecutive iMertiona. Special - one mout.h for 30 ce.nta per word. 1'\111 rate t)[ 3 cents per word will be charged fer advert.t.lnc If oot ,-id withln 10 dilya after receiving bill. Errorl in A.dvertiaiJLJ - Srbould be �portPd immedl.ately. 'Ibe Daily Sentinel w1l1 not be reapouible for more tt.an one incor­ rect. ineert.'On. et.rd of Thant& ind Special Noticea of Evl·ut.s $ 1 .UO. Obitu.arle■ IRlbliabed a\ 1 cent per word. �/ORD5 l DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS I MO. l& $1 .3& 60c 90c '4.60 $ 1 .80 $1.20 20 60< $6.00 $U10 711< it& S'l.00 $2.2'1 ( 20 1 Bus1 ness Serv1ces &. o. McCOY AUCTIOHEER Route 2, L._ Botlom, ;t!.._ --------- - PHONE WY-2-21 57 MUELLER F URNAClt.., WEtUING- . HOU�5 •ppll1ncea. Arnold Ir• then, SyrKUM1 Ohio, Phontl 1 1 -19-tfc WY·2-6314, 1 9 1 For Sa le ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN­ TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL er. Runs and looks like ne w. appliance repair. Phone Oti1 Ham throw awa)' b.ags. F u l l McClintock., Racine, Ohio. ,price only $34.50 o r terms 2-1-tfc if desired. Phoiui WY2-22()4. 2-22-4tc CU�TO.lil BUJLT JUTt..HEN D£. 4 ½; H. P. GARDEN TRACT.'OR li1necl for , '\tUf bODU f1't o with att11chmenh. C. J . Linger­ tim•tol. l'<u:....man. aDd Abbott, felt, Lane St., N e w Haven, W . U.U Pbone WY·"321. Va. 4·21-6tp This Week's Special BIG FOUR New Factory Method CAR WASH and MOTOR QEANED $4.SO Appll•nce r.,.lr. C.11 P:ronll Capteln•, 41 4 N, hcond A.ff,, I I tfc Mldcll_,., LANDMARK SE RVICE STATION TIRMITE AND PEST CONTROL ------- ( 8 1 Au ta Sa les -- l�& ;'ORD VB F'AIRLANE 2 DR. sedan . A bt11uUful c11ir. $1&�-00: f 20-6tc Blaellnars, Pomeroy, Cioo4 CIHn UMd Ctre AJI Mlk11 and MIMlttl ,._TltOPOLITAN MOTORS • 600"°6 l11t Main It. ,.....,.y, Ohi. 19:ltl CHEVROLE'r VB STATION Wagon 0nm c11rcful owner. Show11 bell of care ll::li6.00. 4-20-6lc Blaeunars, romeroy. 19&, CA DlLLAC 4 DR. SEDAN. l'owt!r 1leerlnt:. Spotlep black Blaetlnu1, ll�Dft.00, fimsb. t-;w-6te Pomeroy. 1964 M t!:HCURY IN GOOD CON­ dlllon. New motor and tram­ ml11ion with 4000 mllH. New wheel cylinder•, , brakes ind c1p11 and new Ure.. Price '450 4·20-6tc Phone WY2-41720. I� rONTiAC VB 6 PR. SEDAN. Radlo and heater. One u·ralul owner. Edra. nice '2490.00. t-20- 6le Blaettnan, Pomeroy 191 For Sale aliJNDOW llUND• AND SHADES Ven• llan Bllndl, 111 IIIH lftd cplora. Free ilU,matea. Dale Wlppal Supply, a1" Union .\ve,, 3-4-80tc Pomeroy, Ohi<,. UIVING ROOM SU ITE. EXCEL­ Jent condition. Will deliver re110n1blm dl1t.anee. Phone SH2tl'l7. ,.20.a1c �IVI IAIT, MIN-I. NIGHT o,wtera. filbln& aupplle■, flab• 1111 lktllNI, av■U1ble from o •· m. to 7:,0 p. m., week days. IUndtJ 1-10 a. m. Fih Novelly lbop. f.21- 1 2tc OLIVER 80 TRACTOR. Cultivaton mowinc mechlne. Ready for work. Quirk ule. '300. G . A. Deem, R1clne, Phono W lB-3088, 6 2& 8tp AUCTIONlllt Complete S.rvlc• Crltt In.third Write, Phone or Contad A. C. BRADFORD, l1cine, Ohl., 2&-il ---- ·----HO:ID; BUL.J>ERS, BIRCl'I CABI­ NET maken Fonnica alnt lops. Vinyl a11bestoa blork laid. House repaln of &11 desuipUoDI. CAIi Guy l'-1e'. gler, Racine, Oh.lo, 2 24 Uc llfll!_1-, Pameroy, Ohio E. Mein St. PhlNMI WY-2-9932 OH Change&, Lube Jobs, TV Stam-pt WE WISH TO THANK OUII neighbon and rrlend..!i for their acl& of kindness during the lllne1s and death of W . B. Swisher. Also special lh 1rnk, lo Dr. Boice, Dr. Mullen and the nurses a1 Meiga General Ho1pl t11.I, to t he donors of Uowcn, the pallbearers and to Rawling1Coab ror their kindnen1 and to Rev. f"rancis Glader for his conaoUna: words. • Mr. and Mrs. Verne Davis The Swisher Son¥. 4-26- l tp Mnator loha KennelJ of Muaacltute«. declarel be .. "nol a C.Ulolkl eudldaki for Prflllde■I , • • I do DOI speall: tor the Clatbollo cbunb o■ pub� poUCJ, and no one Ill 1bal cbwdl •peaks tor me..• I _ ____ _____ .. pple Grove _ _ s "" ... ac e h r B "" l e ..O...U..... Soc·1ety News BOU ht BY SOUthern Eastern Will Have Tag Day Here Saturday Call Dlc1 Sterrilf .,,, ■ KIVl!:H REP()RT ■ gl•• VOT E FOR A MAN WHO IS CAPABLE Ambassador Quits Post After Threats QUALIFIED AND NEEJ)S THE JOB (20bl VOTE FOR -- ,;;;.,' c:::::=;:,:: .. Cha rles L Bissell 1 �'se ( 2 1 I Rea l Estate tu ( 2 1 1 Real !::state a PA.Qi I RE.CORD ER Mild-Mannered Man i\llacks Wlth Hammer SEE AN D H EAR ------ ALL DEMOCRATIC COU NTY CAN.DI DAT ES ( 1 4) For Rent 5:45 6:00 7:00 9:00 9:3 0 10:00 Sign On Continental Cluaroom Today Katie Doonan Show Topper Dough Re M l _:. Chan ite 1 8-,.uesdat · ,z,oo ''°° Am� llt.n�"'o.<I 12:30 5:3bi Rocky and Kia Friend• 8:00 SUI '°1aD:eiaaO But_ ltll Your &No RQ!llft.ll t T �:� �Y ��:, - ":"� Hooeymoon&n 7:30 Sugarfoot 8:30 Wyatt Eup G:00 RiOemu t:30 CQ,1t ,e l0:00 AM"OI Present.a . 10·30 Keep Ta J'ln" a • IJ:00 The New.&. TOJJi� . ,•1·. 0II Sca,., ••- w••1.. ·•Ing = 111 : 11 S'911■ ae� U:15 Late Show \J:41 Sip otf :,: T\i• N.-•• ........■l 6:00 8:30 9:30 ll:25 ·' ' •• • t• ______ _ U RUTLA ND FURN ITURE C&SOE Official Retirement Is Being Announced Comedy Playhou1e Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Woody Woodpecker Muaic In the Round Jim Thaclr:er Show WeathlM'Cut "'f'WC: Plt-ruHuntley BrlnkleJ Report Cannonhall LU'lllllHI Startlme Arthur Murra.)' Part,' Jack Paar Presents Mc'" ffN•illn.., "Wtatbel'Cut J'1r.k Paar SIi.ow olgn Off · WCHS,.TV · (;hc.n"tl ,/1. :80 Joiff. :_ . IUY YOUR BOTTLE D GAS 4:00 ..f,:30 S:00 S: SU. 8:00 •:llJ, 8:21 11:�n 8:4!$ f:00 '1::.iU 8:30 9:30 10:00 U ·00 11:lU U·l5 1:00 ' 0 :30 Play Your Hunch 1 1 :00 Prlee ii Rllht 1 1 :30 Concentration 12:00 Tru th or Consequence. 12:30 It Could Be You 1 :00 Mid Day News 1 : 1 0 Movletlmf' 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 3:00 Yo1.mg Dr. ,dalone 3 30 From T11e1e Roo•s 4 :00 Comedy Playhouse 4:30 Advenlure Time 5:00 Steamboat Bill !M�O Quick Draw !.t-::Onw 6:00 .M'.uah� in the Round �: 15 The .Ill), Tba.cke, Sbow I ?.e Wto�lbereast J:3C News Plctur8:'6 Huntley Brinkley Report 'J:00 Manhunt 7:30 WP lfOll Train 8:30 Price ls �Jght 9:00 Perry Como Sbow 10:00 This ls your Life \0:30 Tombstooe Territory t 1 :110 New, Headline. 1 1: U'I Wtsthere11t 1 1 : 11 TM Jack Pur 8bo1' 1:0G Sip Oil _.:,___:_.:,__.:,_ ___ _________ Student Riot In Japan Apes Korean Protest � � 8 � ,r� �.y" ,........-...... ... . I Hoyt's Sohio Service Mr. McKelvey said storage space IIIIUTIS• la needed for the bleachers in or .. ......... - I ne4r Rlt.'.,.e, He e1Umated about ... .. .... .. ;ut, , h 700 1Q.L1are feet would be adequ­ ate and Indicated the board would lenator Rt1ber1 BumpltNJ of For FREE Inspection appreciate knowing of anyone Minnesota toUowt wl.Ua, "'I TOKYO (UPI) - '11bou6ands of PHONE with such space. would not wul &o noelv. n Jiapan� students, -anti-Amoriea, GUmore's Supply Slore tlle vote of an:, Amukiaa "Be like Korean stiu­ .9houting b8c>.auu my oppo1111nl wor­ WY-2-2774 dents" 18.lte.mpted to storm parli.i­ from a local bulk dealer wbc can serve l""" lhlps ID • par1loular Mardi." menl tonight but were beaten off Vaughan's Exterminating GRAVILY T�ACTOA SALIS AND prompily and where prices are always lowest by olub-swint�ng rfot police. hrvlce. 512. E. Mal11, Pomero,. Company An estimated 350 st.udenLs and quoted. We are equipped to you good. Phone WY24975. Open 'tll t 32 policemen' were in,jured, 23 ()f ,,. Marys, W. Ve. efficient 11erv!ce. p. m, untll Jun• 1. lalHfflln: !Jhem .scriou9Jy, accord,fng to re­ Closed Th11rsday Afte1110011t RNdsvlll.. H•rold B•mh.srt, ports. E1'ehteen abudenl leader.a 1''URN11'URE AUCTION OF CON­ Oh.lo. Phon• Coolville 3691. were ,arrestOO. signed furniture at t he Mile.a 3-10.tfc Eastern High School's band will ., A mob of about 9,(N)() ,extreme Monument UuHdmg, W. Mam invade Pomeroy this Saturday Jeft.ist ,rt,u.de,nfe demonsbroating in :,t, ltacme, Otuo, April 30th, for its annual Tag Day and will ,protest a�in.st the U.S.-Japan st· R<1tland, Ohio l�.30 p. ill. : :S gas ranges, l ARI YOU RUN DOWN AT THI Arvold Grate, owner provide a parade and If concert curity itrealy char,ged police bar­ hNl1'; Ooe, rour soul nffCI .,.,. dryer ; l elccLric r11nge, 5 bed­ OR CONTAC1' MASON FURNITURI · durini!' the day, Executive Head doadeis thrown up ,around b:he Diet Ing? Best Wark. L.....t PrlctL room 11u1 te11, 1 co11l range, 7 J. S. Davia said. Phoae SP-35591 Mason, W. 'Va. buHding. Th�y ,were repelled by C'oflel! Lab.es, 3 lelev isiom1, 4 RACINI SHOI SERVICI SHOP He indica led the band Tag Day a force of 8,000 policemeru. AACINI, OHIO. refrigerators, a breakfast sets, is sponsored by the Ea1tern Band 4 living room suites, 4 washers, Boosters A.RSociation and the 2 dhrncllc sets, a kitchen cab­ Eastern Local School District and ine t1, other mi,;c. furniture. 8en11lOI' Seu.rt 8ymJn1torPof he added they ''are appreciative Sale conducted by Bradford MIHOWI. off the rolll'IOU of heLp glven In the past to their A uctlon Co. A. <.:. Bradford, lllleme., lay• before the edl,, band and hope that it will con­ Mgr_ <.:riU Bradford, Aucllonecr ton,t prosranJ to boosl t:lte ' ' .,..ms: Vlsh. 11&t1011•1 power for ..economlo ·, · i1nue" The schedule calls for a 1 0 a. Uld ldeolorleal IUl'Vlval.'' .N,ot n1pons1ble for accidents m. parade downtown and a 2 p. T'23-6tc m. concert on the parking lot. The retirement or Thomas A. Proceeds from Tag Day only one Banis as Assistant Secretary and 6 CU. 1"'f. rRIG!DAlRE and TAP· Before 9:30 A.M. 1-'AN lias ranKe. Sec 0. H.. Jones, of several projeds carried out by Assistant Treasurer of Columbus Mlddl1part WY •2-2649 :lH1 fi.t. uttlcrry-1.v, J•omcroy. the Booster&, is used for uni­ and SoL(t hern Ohio Electric Com­ Pomeroy WY-2-3195 ' 4 23 3lp form, and instrumental expenses. pany is a n nounced by Harry M. STOA FIID KAUT2 Miller, President. At CM1tff l 2 LIVING ROOM CHAIRS, Bangs, n('ariny completion or 46 Y'ukon 5-2145 wrng b11ck wilh new sl 1p cover, G1u,-1: Montgomery, 16.2 on up­ years wit h the ulility, joined Col­ HAMII.L IEAVICI ITATION also rhuu11rb {or l!llllo. Phone lK'r, Y,u on lower, runmllH '/ '1 feet umbus Railway, Power and Light ltfoN 9:00 AM. W19-37:.!!i or sec Faye 'powell, J IUU!JOUII: lti.4 on \jPPel" , l t . l on Company as a mailboy in 1914. He Albany 3353 Hacme, u. 4-23-3tc 1uwer, runumg ti Jou; J\anawha has held positions or ticket agent, Every 0., Berrie• .r au11: 1:4..d and faUmg, W mfiel<t paymaster and cashier in the Com­ l'Al'l'AN {;As llANl.H::. Large anti Marmet: slauonary. lAlck 23 : CL LANO I pany. In 1 9�. he was elected As­ window fan. G. }!;. Auto W1u1her. �4-8 o n upper, 10.fj o n lower and ..... A TV A•r,atr llnla sistant Secretary and Assistant C>tlU S. llurd, M1diJJeport. runn1nt1 � wicke ts. PWY-MW WASHINGTON ( UP l) - Korean Treasurer. (4J) 2�. 3lc t.:ono1tMKI of Mov1bl• Locks: ,....,.,, Oh.._ He has been active in Masonic Ambaileador You Chan Y.ang sub­ ---All locks are up, runnmi:; on aver- mitted N.■ res�a · -�CLAIMED SlNGER SEWING and Civic organi1.ation1t. He is a on to Seoul to­ U lljj,t? 01 nall trap. ., machine. Will sell for $1fl.OO Past Master of Humboldt Lodge, I nsurance rein ,1. ., _........... ft K -'d ts y 911 e11 n orea � • .._ U1.... Uh ie 11wr 11oeh: Downbouncl: here plu• $6.40 d1.1e ua for parts. - - ----,ave thwn • M-h.our ultiima­ Past President of the 141h Masonlc 2-�2-ttc BARNES-SJIIPSON IN5UB.,.!ICK Loc11. 13: Irene C.:hotln 111 6:20 am, Phone WY2-2204. District a n d was Po tentate of the tum lo quit or be ou,tied. Aaenta. IUddleport. rtu, A,U� .i:-� ; Bob bentcr ait 6 :40 am, 14-tl; Shrine in 1948. Masonry's highest had Yans admo\¥1edtled that he BLUE F'ULL LENGTH SPRING ""' am, lti-l ,• received. Um ihreal. But he said honor-lhe 33rd degree-was con­ moblle, BondL Phone WY-2- IJOck Hl Jeflerson, 5,:'l" COllt. Siie Ulo. Never worn. l..()tK 15: OVEC It !i:116 aim, 12-7; 3U03. decided inde_pendentJ.y to ferred on him in 1 947, Price $111. Shamroc k Hotel, - - --- - - Lodt 1 1: �unt Continent Quct1n ll he bad '"-"d n d · e 4·26-3tc COMPLETE IN�URANCE !'RO- 7 am, O-O; 1.,ock 23 : l!:Htern al .1:45, Qutt .._,.11119 ., Pomeroy. foun be llil bee REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR n the t IW'&Vt! . tha ohUllkla: . i Wl'Olli e .. 0 , De• ver 11t 8 :20 11 m 1 •0 Student Found Dead tectlon. LlJ , Auto, Mn, Pollo, •m, rr 'l'WO PONY COL'l'S. REASON· Call Don 11.llla. .111'dleport. rtobert .tl. G1p,on at 10 •m,• 0-:t '; ,of antd.-c,ovemmenl riotiDt( j.nJ SOu'h, Korea wu Commu.lW8l-lnsli• Of Rifle Wound abltt. Ullvld VanMetcr, West Oh.It. upoounch Lock :ti : Vulcan a t 12:10 LORAIN, O. UPI - Thomas . Columbia. 4-26-6tc DO ffluii __.;.. am,, 10-0; t:ruclt>le at 2 am, 10-0; llbat I have made mla- Miller, 1 8, a senior at Avon High en» N S hed W. OUcott at 4:1\a "" am, 1-0,· · tu.ea," lbe told1 United Pre. Inter; School miS1Jng from hiB home all 01\DER YO UR SWEET CORN 11he f.a1iher o f 13 children, 8 still et !home. Two -Lr\ t!,i-g.h invader at 4:30 am, 4-0; .Raymond •J�., now, !Jumper crop expected. Jour l.n the igr;l;s iand one lo st.art next year. Now a night, Wll'I found ,dead early today School, lllMw-.. "Therefore, I Ml Mlhmit­ M.lvetti at �:ao am, 16-0; Charles Contaet John T. Fisher, Nye Ohester Towr-.hip trustee and Eastern eahool bwi dri:ver. Both U n, my ret11utlon to the eovern- outside the home of a former H. Stephenson at 7:10 am, 1 1 -0; ment. 4-26-3tc Ave., Pomeroy. jobs -pay only $1700 per year, ,insuffi.eienl for a ,family of 10: I am aendlr-.: • tetecram girl clasamat.e, A rine lay be11ide Tratte Winos al 8:30 am, 6-1 1. the body. Attended Chesler 1111,00 Lebanon grade achooJ1 and Long Bottom lO the •ot.loa' fo.re.iln minJeter, 2 l'IECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, K•n•hw• River IINts: Marmet: -now � Hub Chmig," Police Chief Robert Gills of bi� Johool. Mr 1 9xl2 wool ru1 with pad. Ro­ , Avon said th•t the youth', head I Helen z down U 3 am, 0.4; Win• bert Hill, Rutland, Ohio. Phone Your Vote •ltd Influence Will Be G,..tly Ap�•t� t1eld: Eiser Cllfl" at 4:30 am, 0-1. had been pierced by a single bul­ t-26•3tp SH2-tl41. ffl Lh1oata tt, let, which 1pp1rently came f1'0m Paid Pol. Adv. ,_ WY-2-3561 MIU'-'1 the rlfie, owned by Cyril .dlller, (9o l Morine !>uppl ie, CLEVELAND UPI - Walter W. Thomas' father. 'fWO HOlllF.S NJ!:AR RUTLAND. UIIIJ IOATI AND MOTOb 4 - room frame, 1 acre ground Br,a, 40, toda, beat hia 1leeplna encl • whl.. , thtr l•1t. MIi,. and 5 - room frame, a.so acre1. wife a.nd lour children ' with a RO HOUSE !'OR SALE IN POME Y ,-Utan ....,._ too L Mliln Sacrifk:e tor qiuick. 11le. Mabel hammer, kllllna one ehild and cril­ rooms, 2 baths, full . •lzed It.., �r.y. Phene WY..t.SIIO. Hor,:ue, Rutland. Ptl, SH 2-4932. lc1lly lnJurlnt two olhera. ba■emenl. ne w .-1/ futnace, Then Br.as, a mild-mannered • 1 1 ·t 23 6tp 30'1 Jar-,;e lot. F. ,\. Swatsel, auto part.a de•ler, tried lour times Sprln• Ave., Pomera. Y t-1D-12tc FOR SALE: One 1 1 root plywood to take hil own life. Authorities boat. One 10 HP Mercury HurrlPO� SALE: FIVE llt..>OM. HOUSli 11id he appa�ntly had been up - FOl' SALE Li BOUSE cane m?tor. 1 100. � hone BUley w1tb bath. Nlce loeatioa. llelvia most of the ni11it ar,:uing wilb his town, al:a. rooms, 4 rtOU.I dow.n, JJm Ja1.:ob1. WY 2-2�J . Hood. 1 1 1 Locuat St., PomeroJ wife, probably over hJs decision 2 u p approalmateb' 1 acre 1• 6t 23 vll J�nd e xcell,int well 13 . mllea __________ , _ P 3-30-1 _ �..:P________ to aeU his 1h1re of an a uto parll from Pomeroy on Slate Roule GOTTAGE AND LOT ON ROt.rrE firm, Inquire 802. Price $800.00. S38 above Antiquity near Ohio TO MIIT MITMPP Mn. Ho,,.ll at Pa&•toft. River. out of hJah waler, Priced APAlu.'MENTS - IUrnwi"td and NEW YORK UPI - Heavy­ 8--12-00te 2 Rt. Arnott, Arthur See 1en. to uot urallhed. .Mdhltlrl. .lllddlt­ ,• t � Otc wei&hb Eddie Marhen of Portland, Racine. porl. Phone WY-a.12811. J-3,U Ore., and Alex Miteff of Ar1entlna have hffn matched for a 10-round 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO D FIVE nationally teleY'iaed bout at Mad.I­ MODERN FOR SALE room 1p1rLment1. A. N. Bena;el, room hou1e, tu.11 basement end son Square Garden, May 30. Phonm NY2-32'12. 1 1·2-lfc COIJl:N lt LOT - 8-room frame, altlc. Asllume balance of 4."' bath, porchea, double i•r•&fl, fOR KENT HOUSE IN POMEROY dlrtitt IOverDlDtnt loan. Lot 00 lar1e lot feneed. $8&00.00. -6 room, and batb, unlw-nlebed. TIAMS-7•room fr1m1 wHb alee 11oo> Goot1 nel&ti.borhood. Call LIGAL NOTIC CtU att.er D:SO P. M. Phone or iff Freddi• 'lbabet, J&ason, llvlnt room, dinlna: roorn, 4-28-Uc Bida wlU be · 1111.'Uved at lbe of­ WY2-llJ71 '-16-Uc W. Va. l;itchen, television room, 3 bed ·fice■ or Wibater , 6 Fultz, Pom eroy rooms, and bath, full basement UNFURN!SIIEll APARTMENT, 4 forced air fum1«1. Laue lot FOR i,ALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSE Natlonal 'Bank llulldln1, Pomeroy, room•, bath. Rent re110nable. Ohio, until· 10:00 A. If. Oil lhe etb with ahad)' l•wn. lood aa,den, wtth 'two batht, · iar1a:e, wash Vacant April 2D. No. Second-av, day of )IQ, 1960, for tbfl 11le of 1ar1ge, concrete drive, -$.l0,hou.11, �liar, larc;e eorn,r lot Sponsored Meigs County Democratic Club Middleport. Phone WY2-4293. tbe Ella White real estate ■iluated 000.00. on Ohio, Cbelter, 1 In located 6tc " 22 In the VUlq:e 01 S)'J'llcuse, Ohio, COUN1'11Y HOMl-8-room frame, Route 'l.'.Prl� to aell. U lntet­ and c:onllMktj of a two atory fn.me E. W, Peoplea for Prvllole Judge bllh, basement, fol'ffd air beat , Danlel It Uvlnpton for � LAND: DOUBLE LOT !'OR GAR e,ted call or write Paul Pollft&, dwelUng ho\111, four room, down, Two bla; cisterns,· '8m• fruit. . DEN. 275 re1rl-st, Middleport. Ripley, W . Vo> Tel. ES2-IH3ll , Henry Beall for Repn,sentallve stall'i and thN!e rooms and bath up B. A, WinJl•U for 8ei'�ve l1r1e outbulldlna:, NearlJ Phone WY 2-2332. t 2� 3tp t-26-tfc stein, 1uqe end lolll' MIJolnilll ....... $7000.00. Audrey Ytiung fer Clert of Courlll Muhte Allena....U. for Recorder loll. 21 5 ACIIS---:.-3 mlle1 from , Pome­ CHffiTER TIie relll .,.tole II -pprollled lot Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Smltb roy. TltrM houaee {four, aeven W- J\elCeiY.e7 for Commissioner Geraldine Yoomg for Tnuurer and el&hl room■). Barn, lilo. and Allee •-t S.ndu In COlu!D• l&IIQ0.00 •nd ...nol ho IIO!d lot TWO M N plenty of tractor land ln alfalfa bus, •ilb Mr. and Mn. Ra,mond I• thUl)be ll)P.railed 'Yal\le. �- AmGld for llssloner For aale• opportunity 1t1rl.ina al Bolland E. Ntullllag for Collllllllllener l'IUEDA. FAEHNLE, u e4. Som• WIIIOll ond chlldnll. 1nd ,rauea. WeU ,121 per week. Mull be over 21 Adminlllnlrllt ol lh•. Dr. T. A. Hewelso11 f9r � Mr. and 111'1. Junior Smaller lru!I. '20,000.00. and have • ear ind able to atart . Eotole of Ella Whlto, were Ue, Siubenvl , and d1U1bter VlltGIL T APOIID, Sol­ work immediately, c,n Lan­ " j ' 'Vial, of Mr. md )ln, fotetnt W\'Mnl �ter OL3-t610 lor appoint• (I} , .. . _.. �- .- Channel 3--1'uesdo,' FIRST in QUALITY FAIREST in PRICES FASTEST in SERVICE na.. TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL While You Walt (21 Card of Thanks _, 1 tJK t.:•.INDJ '10NING, REFRlGER- I at ion service. Jae.l's Refri&era- 1 tion, New Haveo. Pbone TU 25:>,n . 6-23-U Adi """1vod by 10 A.II. will ho in that day·, ,.p<,<. by hln. Frff Inspection. Insur• eel by Niltlonwl«M. Phone R. •nd A. Servin 'Station WY2· 4-26-tfc 2366. THI DEMOCIAJIC oom­ lnatlon for Pl'Nldent uprma ldeu before the .A.nlerlcan Socitit)' of Newape.per J3cli.. ton oonvenuon. W� RAILROADS NEED Men 17 -28 needed 11.l once to tram for lele&rapb operator and &talion ag,ent po&ttlon. T ake tow CU!>t tramlll& Ill mghl, work uay&. Placement asrnn:d m this or other states upon completion. U stncerely interest ed wnte Box 668 · R c,c Ua1ly Sent111el. L.1ve age, marital status, phys. t'Ond., age and phone number for local 1n�erv1ew. 4 23 3tp FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES ( 1 1 Notices 3 Candidates- '°' COAL CHEATE R BIWAII Gray. An egg hunt followed the KNOXVIl.LE, Tenn. IJPI - A Sunday School hour. The Garden Club m1de flo_,-er machine that drives a steel ,am­ arnni:ements for both Ch!J.S't'hes. piing tube Into a load of cOlll on Wilkes Gran�e mel April 18 a truck will be used, by the Ten­ with master Zt•lda ll.11ll in t he nessee Valley Au t hority to catch chair. Vinton Township Grange truckers w ho try lo deliver infe­ were guests and presented an in­ rior coal to the TVA by hidint tereshng program Ill the close of the fuel under a layer of eood the session. Hefresh mer1l.s were coal, the authority announced to­ day. served III keeping with Easter. Homer Wells spenl Easler with HONOR NEGRd LEADl!R his sister Mrs. C l ifford Keck and family at Newark. NEW YORK UPI - 1 he New Mr . and Mrs. Alva De\'aull visYork Negro Busineu and Profea• ited Sunday with Vernon Morris siunal Women's L1ub Sunday pre• al Vega, 0. Mr. Morris is very ill aentl!d Mi's. Daisy Bates, Little Mrs. Ralph White entertained Rock , Ark. : I ntegration leader, its 8 party of friends with 8 Stanley annu9J achievement award. party April 14. �--- - --- ---Harry Boothe and children were th e death or Susan McCumber in ;. � - ·� - :.; :.;-:-:;;;;;;_ guests of Mr. and Mrs. William I :;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;:.;·� 1 McHaHey Sunday. 1 Ii Mr. and M,s, Ky,il Bet, ,isitcd IODY ROM IOGOTA CA,\SH-Colomblan aoldl111ra cany body with bis father Num Bell recentot one or the 81 IUlled when a Colombian pla.Ue rrom Miami. ly crubed Into a blllaJde neat Boj"otL ! Mrs. Ad, Long and Mrs. Gill of Columbus wee, ,ecent guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L<mg. � Mn. Clara Phillips spent ,e,ecal A Satl11fled customer days recently the guests of the 0- fam iiY, n uti an d · Is Our First Cons!derallon Vl;!rnon W eon:r g Tn� Easter season was observed Mrt. Estella Wilcox irnd Mrs. al our churches, at the Mel ho- � ng or Columbus visited reda a I ---1 dist Chureh Rev. John Davis de- centlyLo . with the former's sister, I LtJCa.l livered the sermon and the infant Mrs. Grare McCormick at CharI W. Ma.h11 St, Phona WY 2-3949 Southern Local School Dl&t.rict 110n or Mr. and M.rs. Alva McHafleston. POMEROY, OHIO wa1 the succeasful bidder tor 13 fey was baptited. sorry to hear o f were Frien<is Al the Presbyterian Church sections of bleachers in the old OU Men'a gym, school board ,pre­ the Westminstt!r fellowship young sident W illiam McKelvey said people, group held a Sunrise ser­ vice at 9 a. m. Rev. Grile con­ today. dtJCted the 50rvlce at 6:30 a. m. The winning bla waa $2,035 and baptised sb; children and one compared to a bid f-rom Belpre adult, Amos Lowe. Five adults of $1 ,927, The wood parts of the were taken into the churc h, Mr. bleachers are being dissem bled and Mrs. Sam Marr11, Mr. and , now, will be planed on all sur­ Mn. Amos Lowe and Mrs. Franll ( faces and completely refinis hed. Thia work will be done by the Racine Vo-Ag Dep1rtment. a _ _ w•.1 11••..II) ny..U Cartoon Spectacular Romper Room Movie Your Esso Keportet 1 :00 l :30 2:.00 2 30 3:00 3:30 4:00 11:SO t:00 l:30 6:40 .,_,.. "-..., , ......,, •· 7:10 8:30 9:00 IO:;OO IIO U lldO 1 1 : 1& 1 1 :20 12:40 . I• M•ITledG)III r u,ve 'l'b<t Bob · About Faces Medic Day in Court Gile Slorm Show Beat the Clock Who Do You Trual Amerlctn Btndst,nd My Frlend flltb Sin \"nnelleo Beat Y-oar £ao M-,orw Weather Teller John, Daly New Four JIIII M en The Dark and, the Light Oute and Harriett Hawaiia1;1 Eye !l"!ta\lDD WI e �� •- N Scannlna tbe Weather Sport, Report Lite snow S!ln OIi 11e,u... .v....... :·- •• J • MOUNTAIN CUMI IUIVIVOI-Jane Bendb:e:n, lit, � of Colorado aophomore, ll Jlven fro1t.t.ite treatment ID lllate1 Park clinic alt.er being reacued d11rlng a mountain Cllmblnl expedition 1n which two 1:0inpanloN were .kllle(I. .A. bl1aatd engulfed tho party. MLie BendlXCIII,' from Davenport. IL. ma.de her way to I cabln OQ ii' Lonp pPII: l1oPL l '4-:00 l:15 l:3C 1:00 1:30 1:00 8:1&' sE 1:30 t:JO ,:so 8:00 9:30 t:OO l:30 ,0:00 1,00 11:10 11 :1& 12:00 c , ) 1 :00 1 1 :80 l 2 ;00 12:30 12:,@ 1 :00 1 :30 2:00 2 = 90 I lA>ve Lucy Decimber Bride T·.lle llJJIIZ11N;I' Love of I.Jle �-, St01'111 Search "For �morrow .Uge of NIRhi Tile G'uidlng 1,Jl(b.t Heart of the Cily 'DI• 'three Stooa:11· A! lhe World TUrnl Ute of Riley For Bett� or Worse Arth�1r J. Smith N"... l{ouse A Look at the Weather iij,i'!'!a1re , -;'1s'bow IlQ · Jule !livn " · , " a e VerdiCt b Yours Amos 'n' Andy 4:00 The Brighter Da)' Frontiei 1: 1 5 '!':,e Secret Storm To Tell the Trutb 1 :30 Edge ol Night Dennis O'Keefe Show 5:00 The Three Stoogu Man)' Loves of Doby GUiia $:SO The Lile ol Riley Ti&htrope t:OO Arthur J Smlth--1,feWl Red Skelton Show IJ:15 A Look al tbe Weather Garry Moore Show 8:20 Jule Rivlin Show '11 D'do,:k l:30 Amoa 'n' Aody A Look at the Weother . t·OO Hhihway Pittol Special iBroadcul 7 30 Be Our Guest Theater 13 8 :_ 30 Men Into Sp,ace 9·00 The Millionaire I've Got A S.crll to ''·.sooo Ar11U1tro11,g CireJe Theater Newt Captain K1n1aroo .t · OO I I o'clom . New, i1;10 A Look at the Weather C111toon Theater Red Rowe Show 'l:l6 Tbealer 11 On the Go 1:!0 Sien OIi __ N•"' lhannel 13 Wednesday J:00 &: lS t:00 t):QO '0:30 WMPO. o· ail pro-am Sch'ru ~.Jule Y Mandq Thl'GUfh ,,,., 1:58 Sim On 1:00 Guest Star 1: 15 New• & Weather 11:30 RFD ,:oo Breakfast Party 8:30 News 8:35 1Bre8tfasl Party 9:30 New, J0:00 Cortee Time 10:10 Swap Shop . l0:32 Motniot DevotlODI 10:45 On the Town tl:00 C,ountry Hoe Down 12:00 Noon N•WI COMPLIM■ NTI WAONIII .. ,.. 12:30 1 :30 1 :35 2:00 3:00 3:30 3:3li t:30 4:30 &:00 5:10 G:16 11:45 6:00 0:30 Just For You News Just For You Calling on Pl. Plea11Dt' Music Go Rourid NeWll Musie Go � 14cal New1 · Muaic Go Round Sport, In Review Spona SCoN8 · 'lbe Band Bex • Pat Boone lbow· Sun;down Serenade lhe �. . . . 9u ■ ,fl, 1 Mason ounty I ncome Increased . In '59 C 0 C Report Sh •, 0,WS ' f The residents of Mason County recei ved more ,personal lncome in 1 959 than in 1958, the West Vlrglnia Chamber of Commerce ha• announted. The income data is based on the Chamber's report of personal income and detail sal� which is prepared annually. Masc>n County was one of fortysix West Virginia counties wric h showed .an incrense in aggregate · Twelve En'ter M arble Tourney _ _ _ 1 e n -' · a.."-a..:..n _ 13 I Y" _ -'W HTN.·� Jn MaSOn COUnty "hannel 13 Tuesday DaJ� . _c· 1 ■ I · Total entries in the 1960 Mason County M11tbles tournament h.;1\' e reacher 12. Schools entered are Henderson, Roosevelt, Cenlrnl Beech ' Hill, Sllnn.Yside. Broad Run, Mt. Olive, New Haven, Mason, Letart, Ordnance and Beale . The event will feature a thampion from epch parlic,i,., tmg , school to eompete in the counh play-offs in early �lily. Each school will conduct a tournament of its own to determine the school champion. · Ench school champion will be awarded a minia1ure trophy. Other prizes wil be given in the county play•off. income during the past year• For Mason County, lhm 111• 000 gate 1959 .inC(lme was ..... lll.U,... '"' compared with $,U,202,000 in 1958. This repreaeut■ a pin of ti.7 per cent. The personal ineome esllmlte. Include all ,p,rsorul income. t,e.. fore. taxes, received from wa&es, salaries, . dividend&, iD,terell, rents, and rbYlltle&. Alsd- hlolud• ed are relief, unemploym,ent 111,d old ... beneliU u · w.ell'. u the net incomes of self-einPloYed peroons. a&IJ'e. The .per capita Income for. 111119 was $1915 compared with •1819 in 1958. Thus tho average lomlly of !our '" Muon County ..,.. $7660. U this fi1ure seem1 to be on the high side, the Slate Cham• her pointed out that lts estimates include all personal income a family receives. Salaries and · w,1gcs usually account for approximately 70 per cent of the average family'-s personal Income ,with_ �O per cent from othe11 .�ources. Only one West Virglola cotut• t.y PXceeded the national per capita incomt' average or '42,161. That was Hancock County wltb a �958 ,per capita income of $2, 193 . The )ltale average in West Vlrginia in 1950 was $1,�99- t11BL1' KAYOI . HOW DID ·M't MOM ,.-... EWS, Wtll>Y � �N IIAPPY TAllf --:-:--J, � - UIID CAil ,...1954 DODGE a.a '4•"• - .. l)oOr lnhnor, w.U kept fin- .., - tnOcl "'""' ndlo .... $595 POMEROY QTOR CO. . .- Legal Notice ■ Agr'1 cultu re . StUd.ent Honor Agents AS WELL AS Spec1· a1· Reports Oh•1 0 state FROM u ft 1•V8 ,SI"fy , KHP Ar8Q Faitiers Infcirmed Ruth Grimm of Letart, W. Va. has been 9elected for membership in Alpha 1..ambda Delta, freshman women'9 honorary · at Marmhall College Miss Grimm, a 1959 graduate of w,hama High School, was one of 19 freshmen wnmen honored. Freshmen women must hit,ve achieved a first semester scholastic average of 3.5 for admittance to the honorary. DRIVE 0.. CANCER NEW YORK UPI - The Sloan• Kettering Caneer Center Wedll.esdav ni�ht .announced a 126 million dollar five-year program i n , an all-out attack on cancer. r About 86 million dollal'II will , be provided by Institutional income and Wnls and a 75tll annlver1ary fund has been· , fflibllshed · to rai,e lhe remaining l"1Jlo neeclod. MON thru F R I, 1 i •30 p M ON --- w J H. lfl YOU DIP KILL THAT GUY... I 5URE CAN IJlll)flfSfAND 11;, Mt..,. . �\iii- =-�·=-c--:= b 8AJI LEl"I' TOO MD \IDa WClf'T . eE ON THf: .YURY. MR. McCALL! U GO_, •• TIME'15 UP!! Pome roy Second W:ard_ Fire HowJe ��90. PM- Thu�da:y; Apr-il 28th , �-. . . ·� •-" ·"·� -· The �ub,ic 1,-, �ordially l!IYilN . . by ao ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted ■ ........ ... - - .-.a1-1 ,. . - :m .,_ ' ■ Coia■ u.. ,_ IIIJlWI ·�••ad. ,�. . ,, .- · AT THE ■ o,l:K TllAC\' 1,-========:;;=;.,I Letart G1'rl GA'LLIA & MASON Se}ected' fOr • COUNTY CONPIO ltA'I' DAY .. MAR$HAL RIIIGNS . : NEW YORK UPI-Former ATLANTA UPI-Today 11 , Lawrence Whillalcb,. who bll Pn11ldent Tru�n told reporter! Confederate� Memorial Day, a 1,. aerved as mars�al �1 Syracuse �� ' ' ' Monday he lbough1 New York .gal holldoy Ill ,Gel'l',Jll,.-.Al•b•"'-'• I the pasl several mq�,hs, h■1 Mayor Robert F. Wasner would Flo,rida ind v)ltlll"-lppl,'t Severit . mitted his -resignation to MaYpT m1lr:t1 "a 100d vfoe presid■nt." other Souther,,. staitel e.e1ebra,tl Dlck Winebrenner. ' No succesrpr l Truman paid a . courtesy call on Confederate llt!imorlal Da)' for Mr. Whitlatch •h as been nap:tE Waper •I City Hill. . 1 0.. d. .l!!!!���'!!!!�=�==""-�•� ___ ___----- - • :,_ M'.17 NOIHIN' 'l£1'• 8UI Ml GOIN' TO �·s 1' BlRFDAY MR1'Y ,W' "' l'O SHOAi! Ul<,f 'TO REIAll AN; ENJOY .___:... M'IS&lF I ;_ . t, ,. ' �, B Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 26, 1960 Sorority Members Hold Dinner Meeting Monday Eve At Middleport Restaurant Members of the Alpha . Omicron Chapter o f Della Kappa Gamm.a ,Sarorily enjoyed .a three course dinner Monday even­ Ing al !lie Martin Restaurant, Middleport, an4 adjourned lo the borne of Mn. Nan Moore and Miss Mildrea Hawley for their business meeting. Tbe meeting was conducted by the president, Geneva Joa- chim ud the following officers , were elected. and kn■Lalled : presi- Mabel Conley, Anna Hous� , Ruth dent, Mn. Rachel Werner, Jack- Owens, Susan . P�rk, Virginia Co­ :son; 1st vice president, Eena Ad- ve_rl, Ma_ry V1r1m1a Re1bel, Bea­ ama; 2nd vioe pre,ident, I•'a)'e trice Reinhart, Ethel Chapman, Sauer; recording s«relary, V i naa Mar�aret Pauon1, Emily Sprague, Smith, Avis Roush, and I.M; correspondin g aecreLay, May � uc1lle a n. enev Nola (.j, Richard.I· treasurer Gertrude hoaes a' h�e was beaut 1The ae • u a enlari n R th Tn.ce ' .� parlim ' fully decorated with spring flowEu 1er· en for the meeting. The next A Founders Day program was meeting: will be held al the home conducted with Gwenn Davia read · of Min Park in September. inc the ceremony and Mn. Joac· him Ughtin& a candle in honor ol each of lhe 12 founders. A red candle was Ht for the living found• en and .a white one for the de­ ceued ones. The �roup also presented a gift to i.'lt rs, Marcelline Buell Gallo• 1-·or the first time Ohio Univl!!r• way in observance o! ht:r recent sily has been as1iJned a National marriage. . Deferiie Educ8tlon Act Counciling Olhers present wtn Reba Kiaot, and Guidance Training lnstitute ,wt,ich , will cover thii1 i1edion of Ohio Ind nl!!ighboring counties bf West_ _vlrginif. Rutland Teacher To Attend CD Institute At OU I ; . Presbyterian Women To Meet Th U rsd . OY N.19 ht The Women's Aasodation of thl!! First United rreabyterlan Church of Middleport will meet Thursday eveninR at the church at 7 :30. The topic for the nenln( 11 "Our Town, Our Youth, Our Churth" and Mn. Richard Vaughan, program chairman, h11 lnvlted Kenneth McElhlnny to Mayor speak to the group. ·• Mn. Charlea Shumaker will be the dl!!votlonal leader. Ho1teHe& will be Mra. Lewi, Saul!f, Jr., Mrs. Dwight Wallace, 'Mn. JamH Buch • anan, Mn. Jallle1 Sanborn and Mrs. Bethel Coleman. I MEIGS THEATRE • ' , : POMl!&OY, ORIO TONIGHT ' I "1001 ARABIAN NIGIITS" Moifiler MA.GOO - alao - , ••THE f1,YJNG FONTAINES" Mich.el Callan - Joan Evecw Not O,.n W'ed,...day THUftSDA Y ond fRIDAY "DAY OF THE OUTLAW" Robert Ryan - Tina Louise R••old ,;.,uer, M iddleport. 1, one of the 40 lnvit.ed to 'lllend this In• olilute which will be held July 17 to A u11ust 20 with a program eon­ sistine o r classes, individual con• lerencea, supervised practice, test• ing and seminar. The Institute carries six aemcster hours o{ graduate c•edit plus varificatlon of 30 clc,.:k houn of aupervlaed practice. Mr. Sauer will live on campus at Perkins Hall. Seveul weeks aao Mr. Sauer w11 granted a scholarship for the aummer session at the university for further tralning in -xuldance. Mr. Sauer holdl his router's de• gree in peraonal relation• from OU and served aa assistant dean of men at the unlver1Jty at one fime. At present he l11 Industrial Arts teaeher al Rutland. Mr,, Lee Entert,aim Mr. and Mn. Ralph l..ee entert.11i ned with a dinner Sunday at their home, Ba!!han Roiid. Gueata were Mr. and Mn. Paul Barrel l and David and l,.a ura and Blll Burdine of Parkersburg, and Mrs. 1-1. H. Ables, Worthing ton. Calling In the aflllrnoon were Mrs. Mildred Shuler, Mr11. Nancy Carnahan and son, 'Cony . �=-,-=- �owlncelo� n ® T.M. cit ol o n i a l cit l u b ,. * DIVIDEND * Early A111rloaa Trivet and Wall PIHt "' lARGI! 7 OIAMETEI R•g. ,s.95 $ 1 .95 o IOIINIII IUIIDCI MIPLI • IUIHI IIIIM flNIII • IICIIATlll • POil JOIN NOW . • . , Only members are entitled to purohNc thl!I Item at •pewal dividend ,price. Walch for fult1rc oulltandina decoraUve 1.nd u,eful dlvdlcnda for t:olonlal Club member,. ----------. Missionary Women Around And About Midd leport II, FREDDIE HOUDI...Ptl' .i· Hen"1erson Mourning who broke IWI hip last Q('tober is much im• proved now .ind 18 able LO be out some. Mrs. J. Q. Rlce and Mr�. Morah Leonard were dmner guests al Mrs J 1une1 Murray Sunday. Mrs. George Sidd.11 and son Tommy of Ansonia came Thurs• day for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart and other relatives. She plans to return home today and her par­ ents will accompany her as far as Columbus whe1 e she will be mt!t by Rev Siddall Mn Chdrlcs Sauer ts 111 Cul umbu;; vm1rng with her daughter S.tlly. Mrs. John Zt· r k k entered H ol ­ zer lksp1 t a l .)UlldJy eve n111g fur surgery. Mrs. 1ta::111ond Cunni11gh.1m who wu al l l tliu:r Hospnal re­ centiy ! or med 1t'�l treatment 1s much im proved 11.nd able to be out. Mrs. Floy Gardl'let and Mr. and Mn. Glenn Beene o( Ellton visit­ ed Su11d.1y with Rev. and Mn. F(ed 1. L;ardner. Mrs. William Bradford return• ed last week from II month's va• cation in Florida. Mrs. 8. I". Parmalee is in Mar• Ion vi11iting with her nwthcr ctnd sister, Mrs. Alva Caldwell and Mra. Lulll Meadows. Mr. and Mrs. Chesler were in Columbus Sunday to visit her ,later, Mrs. Cecil Bolin, a p11lie11t at University llosp1taL Mrs. Dale Dutlton Elected Bond Booster President Mrs. Dale Dutton was elected as president when the Middleport Band Boosters Association met Monday evening in the 81,o nd Room at the high sehool. Other officers elected were vice pre1Jdent, Mrs. Jame11 Pullen; second vice president, Mn, Lewie Sauer Jr.; secretary, Mn. Rodney Sauer and treasurer Mrs. Donald Law• ery. Mn. Carroll Swanson, retiring pre1idenl presided over Monday's meeting and It was decided that the May meeting would be held on the 16th inatead of the re11u· Jar date with insl..11.llation or new omcers. The group als o decided to sell soap as a money raiaing project and they voted to purchase a tuning instrument. Plans were made to aend two student11 to the Band Clinic at O U on June 12 and Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Dutton will be chairman and c0-chalr man (or the MHS Alumni dinner on the 28th ()f M ay . Other11 will be naml!!d to Mr. and Mra. \Ytlilam Radfurd the committees at a later date. entertained with a surprise hlrth 1 day party Sunday 11fternoon hon• orif\j her mother, Mn. Grace Glaze, of Columbus. A de('orated birthday eake. ice cream and koolaid were served durlnl,l: the aflernonn. Present were the famlly or The membership training clHM Mn, Glaze and included Mr. and Mrs, Carl Glaze and children, of the United Methodist Ch4rch Patty, Christy, Glen. Chulene were received into full member• and Faith or Colun:bus; Mr. and ship, two were received by transfr, Mrs. Ray G late and children, Tim, and one was baptiied at the mornDennl11, Crystal and Greg, Pom­ mg 11ervice Sunday. iltcmbcrs o{ the class were Mar• eroy; M r. and Mrs. Glen G laze children Jim, Sharon and Cindy tlyn Moore, ChC1·yl Edwards, Ltnda 11,nd Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Byers Sue Reuter, Hllah Vaughin. Linda children Haymond, Cirl, Lut·rc­ Will, Chrlstopher Tompkins, Lan­ tia and Louann11, of Midd leport ny Tyo and Jan Clio who ilso re­ and the hoNb 1md children BIil, ceiver! the rile11 of bt1ptlsm. Mr. 11n<I Mrs. Albert Alwud wus re­ Bt:!cky and Mury. Tho honored guest ret'l'iverl a ceived Into membership by trans• number of gift!! and" as she OJ)(>ned fer from the Indianola Methodist them, her grandchildren s.ing Church, Columbu11. The organ prelude by Mrs. J111r• "Ha.ppy Binhoiy" to her. vey Vanvranken opened the ser­ vice followed by the Cail to Wor• Fnmily NlMht Observed ship by tho Rev. Eugene Brown. The anthem, "Just As I Am Thine A.t V nited Methotlist Family Night w1:1s ob�r,rved at Own To Be" w1111 presented by the the Un ited Methodl11t Church on cholr. Rev. Brown had for his sermon Sunday evenlna. A potluck dinner topic "The Church and Organism" 6:30. al held waa Following the dinner, Leo Crew using as his scrlp1ure Mathew 16: spoke to the group on the rupon- 18-19. The sorvke elo&e<i with the 1lbllltles or members to the churth benediction by the pastor. the lfter which 'lroup 1ingln11 of choral benediction and the organ hyml\l were enjo)'t-d wlth Mrs. postlude, l11111:-vey Van Vranken al the piano. Raymond Lee t.''lle who under­ went sur{lery it Holzer Hospital recently" is convalescing al his home. Mrs. Joe Moore (Belly Ashley) and son Timmy, Guysville visited Sunday with Mr. and M rs. Claud Athley. E11ter weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reed an<I Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Reed wer e Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Reed, Ron nie; Eddie .11nd Ralph Hill of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rke were night at the I in Athens last Dowler,Ferguson-Hughm1 Funeral Home lo see Mrs. Emerson Doug­ las. Training Class Received Into Methodist C)turch Younelf To Death Buy youn;elf a new mower al rtckenf \od�I. We trade - we give you a year to p11y I .I, ' ,_ • We reeelved anolher lhlp- •----------. ·••l of Huffy Mower, al See Our ., SPECIAL LOW PRICE f '"lee u · before you , ...,, 7ou money, • • .. buy, we IULK AND PACKAGE GARDEN SEEDS Complete Seleellon Charcoal Grills ,· - $'4.50 to $1 9.95 Resists Scuffing DIJPONT PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL R.lc.-h lookdn&, lbard tlOSIS finish for w ood Qt eoncNl1! floora, pord,w. patlNI - exterior or interior. Stande traffic, wealherlnl. Look.I eloan. Easy to uae. Economtt"a-1. root Quick d,yjllf . 13 ('olora. Jeff M11nkin Given Porty Saturday S • • S I Well Attended The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer In unilon. A thank­ yuu note was read from Mildren illlwley, Long Lslalld., for remem• brances sent her. A poe m which she had written, •"My Friend11," was read to t'tle group by Mra. Karl Owens. I Jean Zirkle, Maxm1 Owen11, oon s Bailey and Jeanelle Wem• mann were welcomed into the club as new members. Plans for the an• n u al installation on May 1'1 were d i sc ussed. The busineH meeting c losed with a poem ":11.yself and I" re.11.d by Mrs. Allman. During the social hour games were played tnd prizef awarded to Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. Myron ·.,liller, Mrs. Allman and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. At the close of the evening a salad course w111 served by Mra. Nathan Blsga and Mrs. Alfred Blgg11 to the 20 mem• bera present. 1 1 1 ' . ■wry Nltl\tl );1t�" Dtive - ln . --- Robert Mitchum. L4oda Darnell "s&:oNIJ CHANCE'' (Tec:ilnl<oior) • NOW AT STATI TMIATIII l,'T, PLIMANT VOL XII NO. 10 ,: Huh CliungH� Presidency Of Korea :U��, G,u,up- ·• .. -.! . . , .' C O P P l! R C: OR E S TAI N L E S S S T E E L 8y LUCILLI HAWICINI :., ._:· ::·-. S-Set. John T. Baily who has been ,tatloned at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, arrived Sunday nleht for a 30 days furlough with hi! mother, Mn. John F. Bally and other relatives before leavin&: for Germany where h t: will be · stationed for three years. • 2.Qt. Colftlred Dovbte loilar $14.H 5.Qt, Co•m•d Sauca Pot $1 4.ts 5-Qt. Coverad Outch 0¥.n 1 1.H Mr. and Mrs. Wil i iam Kesterson of Pontiac, Mich., apent a couple of days with her mother Mn. Nora Roush and Mr. and Mr11:. Chari!!! Withrow. • Now • • • wo,fcf.famout Ra.,,,. Wo,.. lntroducin o complata n•w llna 9f low-sllhau•lttl cooliwor• dnl9""' ta ™'rmonl1e with tvdoy'1 modern, wor... 10Yln1 kitch•n• I Gleomlr19 ,tolnleu ,tnl lntldt ond Ollt fOf' aa1y daonlrt; . . . with a 1olid coppe1 core that ,pr�• heal rapidly, cook& lood1 fathllr. '511rn-lln• lak•U,. hondlet with r•lroctoble IM:in;ing � lnt.rchan911ablti c;oven wtth 1al•l)'--Vrlp ftne•r ' ... On dllploy now I 1-0t. Cov.red Sava Pon $6.'5 2..Qt. Covered SallU Pan 9.91 3-Qr, Cawred Sauca Pon 1 0.95 Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rll!!mari of Sandu11ky were overnl11ht gueata Friday or Mr. and Mn. Dwlsht Logan and aon. They were · IC• companied home saturday by Mrt. Florence Halle)' ot Portsmouth who has been the guest of the Logan's for several weelra. j � • • - • ··- ', L ' ' : .I. t \ • ' •, Tlli1 p,opo11ct bond 111;,1 it: for c:onlt��tlon" olld ,eci 1:1lppl�1 hospital focilitl11 for Meigs courity. Th, tax,-yen will NOT \e llclbl1 '9 r oni pqnible 'future deficih. •· • 1 '.' ' : '. • \ . ·":•· ·l \ • : : ., •. . . ' . MAY 3RD PRl ·MARY "TOO . G OO:D TO · T URN DOWN" • '. 1 ...,-- ' ., I'.. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wedn . "•· e n t 1n e HeipM•••• .4l'ff ----- Ohlr. Sunn, wtha•, .,.... ' cl•rinai ...,. aftd .... ,-1hill .... day, CNfer' NUth. •M ..... ..... tilina. llalr •nd ..a ......... .,_ wy and I.,,._ •••..••!IIUd ct...... H)oh _, In t11o ...,, • n.... - • - o. Lab lrio. i.e. _,..,. JT-47• sa;ou: r.O!'Y - 1c ,Letart Bottom Tomato Crop DmnageAI By Rad • " • ' ' •.·- ' Plants Set To�ay Took; Heavy Beating. Cloudbursts and .blgll· wlida up to 25 miles per hour · Tilil,. day afternoon not only ed out local bilh IICboo!t l ball games. They also ·_ ed, some beyond repair, tfll­ der tomato plan!& In the Le, tart Bottoma. · A dividing line betwellh plants oulfering heavy. �­ haps permanent damaa;e , �e about at the vlila2e of ._., the Daily SentinefJeamtt thli Planta ael out· two to tbtN dal'• 110 were reported hi.Yin& llood lbe oaalaupt of l'IQl llld wind mucb better. Aceordbia: to 1overnmen t apaaimen at Lock :'3, JIii of an iacll of 'rain fell at Apple Grove while 1.10 iacbel tell at the Portwld 1-■ No. 11. Some of the worlt bit fie:ld.l apparently were tboee of �Jullu HW. about one mile above Leiart Said Hill; J'. : ' ' •, WEATHER mud .' ' ., ' ,a l '' I >'•� - •-= S O M U C·H- FOR· < SO LI TT· L E'' I ' • H• ,._, w,,n.- - ,-mend • '' e. 'l!'l: ;.1!.,�'."" , 1 I tI I , •I I Le­ tart nportetl plant■ Ill � Jariq, down and wftll (' Dlucl, aftor the rain, bat -a,mi: to -d up louy la. Cdel. l'irmen alNrie Letl,&. W -�-1 -1 .•. �•-- ,.a,w u�• '='Ml- ....... �p_pl4a , · . ,� 1 ilt ·•. lie.fl out of the ii: y are buried. ELBE RFELbS I N P6M tROY Mrs. Gladys -::uclder · •�nt Sunday at Darwin with Mr. and Mn. Welby Whaley. IR,:""1. each town between Pomeroy and Columbou the pOllce;' alerted by the Mel.. eounty aborlff'1 otlke bf radio, -..ra walling to 01COrt the party tlirougb. Mr. Bolin •Id todily that tile 11111eona at Cblldnn'1 lal held lli.lle hope for the recovery of the child. 'nit IIIIW'I father la a route driver for tile Nickie's Batery Compaay 111d was at work when the accldenl bappeoed. He II In Co!i,illlbqf today while lhe mother, who e,;pect, another child wltlllD ,1 few day,, aWll!ta new1 from the hospital at lier PomaDy MIN Mr. Bolin, ,pea� today for the parent., wu !ii,b In IJl'IUI, � of the varlowl agen that helped In matlnl: lhe ,_ for die child's life poosoible aod paid opeclaJ trlbule lo Mr. Grovw and Mr. Goodwin for their efforta. At mornlne. 2.QI. whi.t11no Ttta K•t1l1 $6.95 3-QI, Whbtllng Tta Kenl, 7.95 t 'jjl]IllI b?l'fl1!'"•'� little girl. She had fallen from the porch when a banllter and 45 mlnulel wttll tllfflcult.les encounte red making the trana broke aa abe leaned aga!nal II. She was laken to the Melp fer to d ambulance al Loon n General H06pl\al where II was found that ■be needed lmmed• Into a violent ball flllrlll af Sha� The part; a1Jo rll Uie ,--i .J.1ed wllh late attentioo where greater facilities were available. · Ice and Uie crulaer lllfMWIY escaped turning over aa It 111d Because I two-way radio waa needed lo conlact police de- OD Near. •na Ille blby 111ffered convulaiona and the AIJJens partmenls along the way, Sheriff Robert Hartenbach volunJ IUad me! !be car and tra1U1ferred oxygen to the leered the use of his cruiser for the trip to the Children•, H.. eme !!"'en Nellonvllle and Loga n the cruiser'• rear pltal in Columbus . Deputy Kenneth Grover was driver with �. · ,..,,S lhe \.Ollltn ambulance wa1 called. Olan Goodwin, Pomeroy emergency squad member along to lire I nllef IDaD "11 ealled fr- Ille � administer oxygen enroule. The child's grandfather John ....,_ lo ,:-V• Mr. Goodwin and a d<plB)' from ' Bolin, Pomeroy, held the child. r f The entire trip, Mr. Bollh lllj4d today, was made In one hour· .,.Wl"9H l'1o �..:'u� way or the Sen. Kennedy To Make Stop In Ravenswood , .. fl ll V E fl E "' T, WA R E /" 8" Ccwered Sliill•t $9.tJ IO" Covtrtd Sliill.r 12.ts Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr of Cheater were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. John F. B.aily and · family. Calling In the a fternoon were Mr. and Mra. Willlam \ Knight and family of rt. Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Roacoe Wise, Middleport. ,AMIL V NIONn TONIGHT oftll WIQNISDAY Greaory Peck - Anne. JtlytM "WORLD IN 111S ARMS" (Teohni<Oli><) ....,. R E V E R E WA R E Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mankin enlert11 lned wlth a p11rty S11t1 r. day afternoon at lh'lir hflme, n� born St., t,onorlna- !heir son .Jr-ff on hl1 n)nth birthday. Gamrs were played durlna- lhf' aftr .. . . •�.-. with prlie1 a wardtid tht' wi11nrr� after which lee cream. drcori1f, , ,I birthday cake, 11:ool aid anri caw'v ere Rervtid by Mrs. Mankin usisl• ed hy Mrs, Mabel Mankin. Present were Roa:or and nu,�1-i Car-penter, Frankie arid Der "'Pfl Lelrhelt, Phyllis and Effie lllu.c­ wlcz, Kayla and TMa Erlmonrls, Michele and Kenny Joe Mankin, Sharon and Butch Walker, Donna Bolin and the honored guest. A CartMn F IRST tN HSP91D'• U. S. S. CA"IIRRA AT SIA UPJ-Thi• euNlecl rn,1.,11. crulMt" IC'O..-cf a fint In ,..-cl'' �, when it launched a terrier �-'It that hit Its target tha day Were H- wu flred. Tt.. 1 3,230-ton crul­ ..,. firad the, avrt....._1, ml•II• Monday- and KOnd • hi� the, lntematiwl 0.t.llna on ,· • • • {! People In Pomeroy '' CHUCKll FOR TODAY T h e c l ea n n e w l o o k i n C o o kware Mai,nly About , -::l'e battle for the life of lltUe Kathy Sue White which sta ed yesterday about noon In Pomeroy was sliU being wag�d at I I a.m. today al ��Udren' i, Hospital in Columbua where er condlllon 15 termed critical · The 17-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mr,. David White fell from an upolalrs porch at 235 Mulberry-a v to a concrete sidewalk, suffering mullible skull fracture,. The story of lllt!e Kathy's accident and the subseque�I ballle lo save her life Is also the story of the unaelfish devolion to duty of the offlclals of four counties and emergency squad members of three towns. The Pomeroy emergency squad was the first to reach the . J Race To Cot umlJus Was For Life 01 Little ,J{athy Su e Wh ite PTA Dance At The Staff aud Officers Club of �e1gs Temple, Pythian Sister& met Mond.11y evening .11t the K of P Hall 1n Middleport for their regular meelmi with Mrs. Willia.n Alim.an, president, presiding. Birthday Porty Honors Mr. Glaze Sunday Afternoon --- -- --· - DON'T WORK . Mr. ond M... Leo William, of MWdleporl Senior C'harlutQ.11 were Saturday guests Mother, Plan Sale of Mr. and Mn. Welby Whaley. j,, The Senior mother& of Middle• C1 p10 C1100 David Thomu returned to hiS port Hieb Sehool are plannina a home, Minernille, Saturday everummage sale !or this Friday nill.g ii!ter a vlsit in Crooksville with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thom· A dance held at the Harrison• and Saturday. The sa le will be as and family. ville High School sponsored by the held in the Reed building be· Mr. and Mrs. Willi.11rn Grate PTA wu well attended with door tween the Smith Clothing Store and � on James of Charleston were priiea won by Leodell Davison, and the Middleport Lunch Room on North Second Avenue. woe.kend guests of her mother, ltay AIJ,:lre and Bob Arnold. . . J Anyone with rumma�e wluch M rs, Wi I l!am • · Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chapman won , they would like to don.11.te and Earl Denny Jr. and · Miss Belly t l\e t-a k l!! 1 don�ted bf �he Holsum have picked up is asked to con · Demoskey and nephew, Timmy �ak c ry . Al mtermiss1on_ several tact either Mrs. Joe Willlon, Jr., Oemoskey apent Sun�ay al Cam- 1 lc ms were auctloned by_ Jtm CarnMrs. Jam�s Buchanan or Mrs. Ar• ahan. danee calle�. Music was fur. den Park, Hwitin!lton. nold Richards. • ·- _ __ _ __ Visitlna \rr. and Mrs. Lewis Wal• nished by the c11U By-en Orchea. ' 1 Ir.er at Easler time were Sharo n tra. The PTA is expreasing ill ap• Sertncea A.t Mt. Herman Wallr.er, Mr,. Josie Rhoades and Dr. Walter Burkholder, execu• 1 • · 1·• o " 1o th c pomeroy· , M'd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curtis of Pom- precia tive head of the Dept of Chris· di I R I d d H epor . ut an an i;.rr1sonv1 e · 11 ero)' and Mr. and Mra. Virgil mf'rchanta for their cooperation tian Educ_ation . of the Unit�d Walker of Bashan · and report net receipt& of $85 for Brethren In Christ Church, will Mrs. Albert Baer visited Mrs. the affair. be guest speaker .at the Mt. HerHanson Holter on Thursday. --- --------- - · man U. B. Church beginning Friday visitor or Mr. ,ind Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sprouw of May 1 and lasting through May 8. Lewh Walker was Mrs. Robert I Falrpoint v lsited Mr. and Mrs. Ro· I Services start at 7:45 p. m. each Walker. bert Laudermllt over the weekend. evening. Pythion Officers To Hold Convention Hold Meeting In Zanesville Monday Evening The Southeastern Group o( the Women's M i ssionary Federation will hold its 16th annual conven­ llon al St. Luk.es An1eriean Lu· theran Church, Pme St . , at Talley Ave., Zanesville, 0., on Max 5. Registration will be from 9:0(J to 9 : 30 a. m. The theme will be "On the Way Rejoicing" with four speakers be· ing presented. Rev . Robert Pfeu• ger, Grace Lutheran Church, of Thornville, O., and Rev. Ralph House, director of the Bible Camp wi\! speak at the mornmg session with Dr John Kuder of New Gutnea Missions and Carl Lash of the Wernle Children 's Hume w the afternoon. Transpor ta tion .:1nd luncheon at Sl John's Lutheran Church have h;,e11 arnini;ed by the hostess women of the church. The J unior choir of St. Lukes with Mrs. Stein .111 director will sing at the morning ilCSsion. Mrs. Kenneth Shelton will be song le.ider with Miss Leora Noyes at the organ. Mrs. Merle Primmer or SL. Matthew Lutheran Church, Logan, 0., will ht! the presiding officer lor 1hc sessions. Mrs. Everett Geary, St. Lukes American Luth• eran, Zanes:vllle, will in troduel!! the speakers. Arrangements have been made for dep11rtment dis­ play.!!. U llll • g "' A rc &: O hi o s h lf h S �. l .,' tl1 & Hl: o n. lg Cuh1111\J t1� . . I I ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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