https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1270736c305b2e67e319264f040b510e.pdf 474963a7d0cb00781d535bea966c2991 PDF Text Text - -Highway Projects Moving Ahead Pair Of Firms Join To Win Largest Contract Opened By State CO LUMBUS UPI-Two con tracting firms Joine d lo enter the apparenl low bid on e mult1•m1l lion dollar Daylon highway pro ject the largest contract among bids opened today by lhe Stale Highway Department D�Salvo Conslrur11on Co. o:1nd Penker Com;true11on Co of Cincinn ali en lercd an apparent low $4,189,065 on a t wo.mile sechon of Ohio 4 in Dayton. Th.e state n t imate '\vas $5,017 100 The Dayton Expressway job was one of 1 3 projects, tot a l l ing rs· I more than 10 million dollars on opened whlt·b t he department bids m ih si llth c-ontractlng s1vn or the ye•r. Othcr projet·ts, listed by co D· ty, contrartor , bid and de11ct;,pI t1on include: Jefh•rson Penker Conslructbn Co . C'Jn<·iunati. 5873,64 1 ; construe \Jon of an Ohio 7 overpass in Mmgo Junction, estimate $970,700. Ot tawa · Arth 1r S. Langcnderft'r, · Tuledo , $36�.7:;5; �ix mile re• 1 l ol'at1on of Ohio 579, estimate $4211�. v mon. Union Asphalt Materiah Co , , Ostrand er, $284, 803 ; Widen­ ing and resurfacing 1� miles of Ohio 3 1 near Marysville estimate $33L,000. Auglaize: Frantz Bro1. of Sldney, $128,49�; replacing St. Marya River Bridge on Oh io 179 near Kossuth, estimate $137,300. Jeffer110n : Phillip Skl n ner, Bethesda, $129,660; relocating o ne mile of County Road 77, eatJma te $ 154,000. , St�rk: H. W. Miller & So n , .. av FREDERICK M. W INSHIP Un i r.d p,._ lftt•metlD111I NEW YORK UPI-Th i rty years ago in the La nao Provi n ce of the Philipines one of the grf:lt eru• u.des of moder n tlrru;s-:--and &ome people s.ay the greatest-was be­ ··1 H.A. !/IM.MY'" gun by an American rniulonary from Pennsylvania, Dr. Frank i Laubac h . ,w ,4/rt:> #IS PA� 81:N A., It was in 1930 that Laubllcl) IIAVe' A taugh t the completely illiterate "10#0/'0tY Moros of Lanao to read by de-­ ON l>lfRBY vising a new phoneh� method of Wi..VNERS II'/ instruction based on simple pic­ tur e la nguage readi n g cha�. 7'/lfE 7'RAllr'ER The method was eo errectlve that newly literate Moroi beg.a n teach, CA 7"Ct5ol?X ing their friend, and the "each W17'/{ l!!t5N7" one teac h one" move m en t was FOR 71/E born. FAM!lY, Since the n Laubach has spread the 1ospel of "lightning llterac7" throughout the worl d-Nttina .:OUNTY LEAVUI uo literacy program1 in 65 coun·• Ind. 3 g11mes, Plechaty 612 tiles penonally and supervlei nJ hid. l g11me, Plechaty 215 programs in 31 oth e rs. No o nt Team 3 games Hot Rods 2702 know1 for aure how ma ny per,. Team I game, Hot Rod11 934 sona have lear ned t o read bJ St•nd i ng1 W L Pd. Laubach literacy leaso n t prepared Associated Radio 30 12 ,714 i n 274 la nguages a nd dialecti Landmark 29 13 ,690 but t he eatlmatea ru n In to hun• Hot Hod� 28 1 4 .667 dreds of millions. l!i 27 -�57 Davis-Warner Ouht•ndln1 H11n..nltarl•n Cross & sons 13 29 .310 Cha.pman'9 M11rket . . 1 1 31 .282 Sm,11 wonder that many ,;,:r tbe be11t in lormed peraona tn th• Top THm Bowl•n U n ited Slates con,lder lhle ha nd­ Louk9 1 9 1 200 169 Mo some, vi tal ma n of 78 the c,eat­ Woodard 165 178 1�8 521 whose hu­ est living Am erica n PJechaty 2 1 5 198 109 fl l 2 compare, onl)r h. ma n ltarlsm Murray 184 144 1 1n 485 Albert Schweltzen. But Laubach, Stone 135 108 185 428 ..,1,IGER'& NAR'., E$KI DISABl.1D busier now tha n a t any time in 1 HORSE FINALLY WINS Kirkland l ?O 1155 1 ,o 475 DETROIT UPI-Pitc her Ray his life, Is too bu1y freeing hall HALLANDALE, Fla. UPI-Ne. Thia WMk'• RH u lh grotrere stepped finally n a o N arlcski, suffering rrom a rup- the huma n rai.."t from Uliteracyllot Rodi; 3 Chapman ' s Mk!. 0 lud1:y horseshoe Friday when he L1111ma rll I , Ai;sucinted Ibdio 2 lured di'Sc, he9 be'en plac ed o n w1111 his first ra-cc in three years. Do:1v 1s.warrll'r 3 Cross & Sons u Tlw se11f'n year old horse rom pe<l the 30-day disabled list by the Nut WNk'e Sch�yl• . · · I? Vlf tory I n th e fourt h ev _e nt at Dc 1 roJ 1 1-1gcrs. Cl u b p res1'd en t Cross & s-0ns vs. Lan d ma r k said � �leski wil! be Witt De Bill oI hn1111c a break to U�lrcam u G � Davi9 . wnrncr vs l l ot Hods for six to e1gh i action of rmt this tar 1 1 40 w1nl year, 75 h. 9 ebs • 1111111 ,s \ A!l!l odati•d Radio vs (·.' h ap j last year ll.n(l 24 in 1958. He won weeks.' The righ thimdcr had been M llrk c,1 I last week, hut wu� disquali fied I cou n ted on t his year to ea1:1c tha Season HlgJ11 bullpen problem. am.I placed lust. Ind. 3 l:aml'S, flun11gun 701 ,;.;;......;.;;..;;_;;-;;-;..;;-;;-_..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;:;;;:_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=, Ind. 1 cumt· , Wai,:ner 278 T1•am J games llol Hods 2702 Team I g.imc / lot Hods 978 Top "5'' Bowlen Avti, W:1�ner 174 Louks 1 73 l'lec-haly 1 72 1-·1a11ag:1n 1 70 McK inley, W. 188 :J. Laubach k n&Wt what we should l be doina and is try ing lo orga n ize j an "army of compassio n " lhat will have the fina ncial backing of ev ery wage-urne r in A merica. started with the He has churcbea asking -that 100 peraons i.n eac h churc h contribute $1 a week to support a t echnleally trained mlHlonary for a year. Eventually be bopet that 40 mil­ lion Amer:lcans will become $1 co nlributon, glvin1 a total of 2 billion dollars annually to support l pro­ an army of 200,000 Am erican ed- 'Lightning Literacy' Program Conducted In 65 Countri� DERBY DANDIES .IUDOl'S _, l'OUNI>-- -Body of Federal Judge W. Lynn Pan1uon lab.own), who di.­ oppeond ""� 26. .. canted t,:, the moriuo 1D Chicago after tt wu found tloat1nl DMI' Na'7 ptu. n, day he dlappeand be eomplabl.ed ot feellnl UL '!'bat WU tht ftnt dq 2n two ytan be didn't 10 to COUit Tbt lut Ileen of him wu when be boarded a tut wblcb took him to thti Drake botel. Before t.hat, bt had wffered a tall &t an un­ darpul and talked of going to the lake. AD intentive ln• Yllt1p.tlon bU been pl'NHd. New Milford. Porta&e County; $1 1 9,700; improving two Ohio 44 mterseclions, eslimate $ 139,:500. Allen: N. A. G . Su nday, Ant• werp $79,58 1 ; replacin1 Ottawa River Bridge near Lafayet te, es­ timate $85,800. Delaware: A. W . Bur ns, Colum­ bus �9.0 1 7; two mile, of resurfac!ng on U. S. 23, 36 an� 42 estimate $81 ,000. Madiaon: UU n ion Aaphalt Materials, Ostra nder; $M,M9, eight miles of resurfacing on coun ty road 1 1, estimate t,8,IJ,000. lnil'Y, 'l'tley are dem.a n dln, ah education an d a ,hare of the good thi nJ• of t hil world. If we do not glve them educa t io n and technlc,.I tralnlng, the Commun• 1sts will. Ruule and China al• ready have rwallowed up hu nd­ reds of mllllon1 ol illiterates a n d embarked on the greateat liter­ acy campaig n ln blstory which already may be 85 to 95 per cent efiective . "Wh.al are we dolnJ l o 7:1.alch their efforts?" JONES the fu n dament.al barrier to gre1SS-to .pauHI for praise. He had however a,reed to in­ t errup t a natiooel lecture tour briefiy for a 30th an niversary dinner in his honor here April 20 sponaored by the embauJ es of • dozeo countries he has 1erved H literacy advisor, by leadina: ehurchraen, educator& and govern ment oftictals. He will tell t hem wbat be told thla corre1po nden t in an interview In his monJr.ishly plain of'Jce-apartmenl: "After all tbe1e years of work, there are Nill 1 .3 billion pirsons in the world who • can not read llld wrlte. The se are the sllent bitlion who are 1lavea of poverty disease and ipolitical and eco no­ mic nplitation by the ruli ng 1 0 per cent-t he educated, By l lr15 if the population explosion and f.llur own apathy toward illiteracy COnti n ue1, there will be more Il­ literates t han there are today. SIient IIIIIM Antrf '"'nl e silent bllllo n are growing \.VA N T A f: [ A U T Y SHOP ? See . . the YELLOW PAGES 1:lr--DaUy Sentinel. Pomeroy -Middleport . 0. April 27. 1960 ucators and technlC'iana abroad. ··u we mobilize this army or compueion, we will in tervene in b i1tory which ii now goin g a&ains t U6, ' ' lie said. "We shall c-ha nge. the course of history.' - • _._ _ ' ._-· ··� ,�i ;��I, � • ...,·I ,.�� •. �. ., •••, , -.; E1win's Gui SerYice -_ ··--•l'llli• lklltanlng pa, ...lon C0,.,.,,7, /llt; OON'1 l'U1 11 011 • • • 111 US 100AYI INC. Morning Star Society News By IRMA I. IHLI Mn. Je• n Jlamm a nd Ml111 Leda Mae Kraeuler alten dcd a home makers mcelinc in Columbua Saturday. Mr, and Mn. Danu Hamm were Sunday dinner GUell.11 of Bertha and Leiter Baily, The rnlval meellnQ held by Rev. Rl�hlaell each oenln& IB well at te nded. L - - ----- Mercy-Asked For Scarberry After on ����Tp�� 11 wa.\ thi11 apil'lt that carried Amerh•ins, .ond thdr Allil-.11, to v-ldory �n 11he Great Wur-�. The THE NEWEST LOOK IN KNIT C. Colllna prombet ·no 11J'ml.� Uce on tihe lcgl.!1- - qu iet heroes conlrlbulin.11 lo th o peacerul placo. i '•!<' : · . j,1 !' .I I For m.t ny, th�lr wartime eauiflccs •till affect I their Uvt11. Oakley C. ColUna ls pledged iO ad­ vatnce ·a,nd iWpport legislation 1.0 b<mofll thh1 . n.1li<>ti' s vct«ans ,of llho Armed Servko.�. Oakley l·.a tlve front In ropl'OiffltJioa the -interests of our fla-h tina: men. H,,.. i,,. ' '.' , u ... ' • 0.kl•r C. Colli.. 1 1aa11: - ,.,. -.. - l<l■o■lloo As­ _.. 1H 110 ....... Colodl, • ••..., ., ... Grult, • Oily $2.99 up • • • : , • ' ia«t'nrs CENTER .. I �� MacGre,or · • ' H� . . , . ... • • • ... - lt JOUI III .. OMo Lqlllas.e, .. lfllll .. Lawn1eti , U-,1 IN ,.., .,.. CtlltJ NIN'Wlllf... 11 11111e ... ,1or. Al Your :C.,.pl� Sport• Store •· w,11ea, I � ' ' . . .... u.. .... . ..... .. ... 1G blll1, lael- AIIU•NU<_, AIIJI. 11.. ....... ... ...- -... ............ \) . .. ..,..... .. ..... ..... c.........1 Tuall•• Qtlell-.., c..nallla. Bfteadull W llffkll, C.■11tree ... Labor. ... aad ...... ... .....,w_ VOTE FOR lUK&d•• I R,pubnc,n .C.nclicltt. for C..-• 1 0th Cong,...lonal District C:.W.. lor Collffll "°"'"'� May Prim1ry ' ' l i-\ ' ... \< .. OAKLEY C. COLLINS •• ••• -• (adniu PrA dM ....... n. s.n- I\� Panther Tourney Grunes Announced By Mr. Knight ;�a.rd�: �II.I '°"''" 81!,�!: �4'- , . · �•. N e18 $15 Fine., Is 5 ' T •1 fnd O f" I Tragedy Bari Kari Ceremony Wipes Out Entire Family Rash OI Flat Tires Highway Chief Sees Two More -"•fol !�12.��Ro��.�:�= :��rg:1��-��� :i'��: Hardly Time For A Good Cigar OAKLEY C. COLLINS ClulJ I, :J· er-=.u., 2 New Suits Filed I t F \ Iii, qualilicof1on, ol . . .. . ..... .. ln■lo■ (LI_.. sands Salute ·ern B oys A! Banquet 'drownil>f ,, pursull3 of a world Lh oy helped lo mako III bet ter ■•--•--- --• K At the Battle of the Bu lge to the-Jr ltome.i. , may be your ooxt�oor nc,fghbors SPORT SHIRTS i W ILLIAMS men who made tlhlli t)Q,4tiible and who rl'lLH,11ed Examination Given 18 P.upils At Rutland High 1� Follow Results ...,if---'-----=--'-- R�.&p 1 · · · Saturday-- . -Niibt Announcied . A The General said nuts Mrs. Vl,ta �·rank or Flalwood.s WH vitilln& thi1 week end with Mrs. Berlha llolter and ■ttt! nded church ,enk�•Mn. Minnie Scott of Sugar Grove waa calllnl on frie nd• here recently. Mn. Mary Lou Ihle anh1te d wllh the rumma&e ule lor t he Ea1lern Star of Raci ne held at Pomaro7 )'riday and S11lurday. Area Riding Clubs Help In, Election Party '( • Jaycees To Help Public w ith Me1gs Staging • Event l'II/' t, 1:iight ■ l °" Karr's Barber Shop In Pomercy "MICK" I_ .....,,, ., _ .... _, ltw .. ...,.... ..,_ ,..._...,...... Ar- By CofftJre8S rt' G "O S I M A N D MOVED 1'0 - .._ Ill •.....,..... Hltlt ...., ...,.,. wt MASON, W. VA. I Have Closed My Bo rber Shop I n Middleport POINT CLEAH, Ala. UPI-The numerul- markerl flags on eaeh green or the eKdusi11e Lakewood G·olf C<H1rsl' IH1 rr- h a ve hC'eu rc­ plal' Ctl h)' ConfedC'rll tC battle flags in what ch1h oHidal8 today call- G·(Veft support T� HOGG & ZUSPAN OltJlt; •••••,. ..., .._, - Prioky, IIOI - Sherifi 'Rooert Hartenbaeb tooo, · waa asll:ed by Tbe Dally SenU,el -� for 1he annuaI Jaycee Horse lans were compI eted t••· . t o oe<:ept the •h•irmanohip of • �W, an event whitb attracts hundreds of visitors to Meigs Tit. Dally s.ntinel, will -,onf und to aid the White family. COUnty'& fairgrounds, ao relato · g accordin 11,e famllY, r •n .t.ct'°'1 ,.,..ty- etectt.n IM, WALDO Eigh teen Rutand Hil,h Scllool The point 8bow for lhe Ohio Valley Horse Show Assoc . is • � with • pvlolic ••• •• Uveo. le in fiuneiol dittress ond le 1tudenta look a United State• run,, e publk ttt. ti" to �•Y•'-' oblll•Com• of co,sponsored by the Meigs County Junior Chamber uliable to meet the heavy Th• eppalnhMnt of Robert u WAS Civil Service f!uminatlon at the ING TON UPl-11:embe a m ce and the Meio.,. Count Riding Club. May 1 5 has been ni119 MCAV11t of alactlan Nf rM H tioe, the injury to the child has 1. Waldo a, A.Hlltfflt Tl'ffsur..- of congre .,,. r sc h ool Wed n esday administered 11 rallled •-n1 �--�1to WIUlo 1 m R. a ounced as the date. with ' ay 22 as "rain date." c... . .we I•ther, a� ..,_.., ...• ■nI. or'-"'I -• upon them. at Colllf'MV1 1M SoutMrn Ohkt Conn_ole'a i _____ .. ocl by Cecil A. Cooley of the Athena defense today t after y .--· un • a uoc: • � trad h d •·•n a , e El.ctrlc C°"'"ny ••• tod•Y • Pr ident elve daues will compete for I m a ne and tail; We,tem Pleasure 1ron-wtr&er 11Y Branch, csc. Eiaenb.o we •iJnounc r es ed The .i.c:tMNt repert will .. llin t prior to i Presiden u 18 month UPl-ActlnJ on ry M. c.d by H UI•, for SEOUL er s M e mployed noun Jenne 1 nd horse, Western Pleaaur� pony u nbe would n ot be reappointed to w i h Judge B rt I t beginning bis pre,ent employme nt Huh Chung formed a new care- PmlCMnt. tem Cbild en. both der 48", E nglish fh, e-Judge Fifteen took the 1tenograph1Jim "" ited horse, prHMltlld with th. CODp9ra ian lhe � Feder al Power Comm -lltion --n..,... 19111 .nvaa - typist te t, bei ne of ---• of c --1 ompa t ay o w pe e od •1 •I •·•in n,y · &Iker government t aa.. C w ith th e N ICa. and West ern stock horse. bf'. mhent, Ohio. Jean Chapman, ■ (FPC.) about two months 110. t the fhud and corruption Also, Weatern Pleasure pony, Mrs. l>orath,- Joh-..,••• cl.tl,. Paulene Gibson, Dorothy Hysell, e clauea are Weater11 LHd•in . Eng)l1h three-gaited, full 48" to 56", Tennea&ee walki ng •nd AINf't Glaedmer. aMi Slant Linda Hal2y, During this perlod Of 11.QetDP101- of tbe Rhee regime In • nati�n Eisenhower told hll , newa conRose Jacki, Carol z ment, th e collple had been forced shocked. by th e mass suicide of barren race, clerk. Ledlie, Llnda Lee. Elioat MUIM!r, ference Wedneaday he could find h orse, Clover Leaf A public acWrwu &yat.m will Margorie Priddy. Carolyn Rob■on , 1 English Pleuure bone, Western to tell their hoUMlhold ioods and Vice Pre,id ent-e)ect Lee Ki Poong a better man for the po,t. Con• leave Pomeroy to .eek employment and hie family. nole, a 37-year-old CoD.Qecticut at• Western Trail be provided by Harry Mitlff of Irene Searles, Judith Slawter, horse, and Show 1 · Wanda Tacke tt, S ndra TilliJ and Hu h , known as a man of d eep Mr. Whne WH un■ucce11ful In tbia torney, complete, hla tint fivehorse, under which there are these the Auociatlld a..dlo. a •nd 11turned to Pomeroy last De� hone,ty, called o n t he ne w cabi· tlectlon Patty Young. hNdqua,._,.. three. gaited tln11I Englis h divWona : year tenn on the FP,C. in Jun!:. cember. The family Jived wi t h rel•• net "to wipe · out mea:alitiea, Thr-ee took a eleri:-typiat test, Eiaenbower•a.�.uteJlent brou,ht horse, 1rullved mane and tail, road- niaht will ... 5n fM con'-""« rUvea unUl Mr. White bega n . his recularities, cortuptlon and con• ster pony, 50'' and und er, and pa- room at thti ASC offia, la p.,.._ and were Esta Blackwood, Dottie immediate protall fri,Jh conarea I ,.oy provided wtfh tlM COIDIIIW• present -job. Thf!Y bad rtcently re- fusion deeply accumulated" b)' rade hone . men who consider Conno Lucas and Clara Hysell. tl WASHINGTON UPI - Th e Ar- moat consumer-minded Jili le lbe on of �rt · (Pm) Shi..... aumed h ouaekeepin, In the apart• th e ad ml n i1tration of Syngman horses or ing extra, d ri In club The test lasred 3½: houn. I n 1ver . ment where the accident occurred. Rhee which ended in nea r dla- 1 rny suceesefully f�rec,I i_ll powerful j to aerve 0� the comm ission. Con• . poniea may be entered by 4-H club �. P.-:ind r..-orb will N 1INn . Nike Zeus a nt1-m1ss1le mi.Aile nole has Heen criticiz Sheriff Hart.enbach, in agreeln& grace after a wave of violence . memben in junior honema nship ed m the · e rgrou flnt t n for he d from d u e n hat friends t s, n fa etUma d 1111d nipidly as tMY a,. ncah,. s on1, 1 80 contrjbuti t,e to accept, in a no poin t or c 111 eontest. paet by the gaa ind st Sv � Hub 11poke of the "evil prac- tim e today at the Whlte Sande ' t•bu letN by th• •IKt'end !15, aupporters the East of ern u except all the family needs immediate aid II ctasse11 fe e s Entry for ed Co rt l m 1 o e Ran ge In New Mexico. th gularltles i d an 1 e tic rd . Loud .,,.....,.. r m e boa b woricen n athletic l he w hoo atpro 50 p-am the father had only $10 . Connole , a po I ica J i n d ependent Sc pony and 4-H are $1. while pony will WhiN tt. effi. · placff .bt ' o • . tANled the school's annual banc es I d . uented . two ma . or ph tr h I.It Pomeroy TUeaday eveninl *"- pa1t ID4 called In 1ix indepeni 1 d 4 H f ee A n ann ou ncem en t here s.ald t he .1 FPC decidenb -t<>' he lp him forse a gov ern <ft If the WNther 1, fair and •� J tetball ::d nb bons a�e l or football an d baa be at th e child 's · · balside . huge misaile, packing 450,000 lbs �1o�a . favo:1ng gas produ cen. The a(lete& Wednesday night where Clubs in t he associat •,on are the in siff thti court room if Mt. mother w ho expeCUI anoth� child ment that would bri ng democracy i ons ater were o erru ed b o agal n s The,. will be no Nl epMM t ( thrust In lta first stag e, l'Oared .�•� � l )I Ji oa soon V:ent to Columbus yesterday. to South Korea, guard asaist ch Bob nt football c Mei gs County Ri din ll' Club, �om• e upreme Court which aupport• an e.s.t. from . m aloft at a. 9:50 of system a d n ism e and Commun a � as spe was the aker. The hospital expenae the sheriff eroy, Alba ny Ridin g Club, Albany; .-. il a bfe. ed onnole'i stand· underground "cell" or "tllo." -------. terror police PQmeroy'a Panlhera, the hotte.llt � esented E:ucutlve J. per by $ H e ad h�n t e 100 mor Gallia County Ridi ng Club, Galli• pointed out is on nol e expre d bewilde t e e dumTb te.tt carried I rock cat,i,net he new t of t en thi � Appointm ng in the SEOAL Cius AA dia­ r S. -»,vi.s, Coach a Kappa1 n gave ; Club, e rview New d ay with the coat of the opera tion Ridi polis n Riv g �Ke an<i warhE'ttd. ment at E iaenhower s confU'JJJa• �tetestin g talk on w h at a boy Haven ; Saddle &. Sirloin Riding Teacber'8 Name W88 mopd rue with a 7-0 1trinc, will on the child Tueada.y estimated at baa ont, major and immediate ef- � !MfCO� on ti of re port, be -would not be Five prev1out ' Ze us firing have open sectional tourname nt play a t must do today to become a cap- Club, Gallipolis; Ja-Vin Riding tnare than $1 ,000. Sheriff Harten- feet: It restores the flow o f U. S. appointed . On,itted From n n ducted from the surface, Q C . bee 1b tempotar c aid, halted economi Belpre, May 9, Athletic Dtrector abi,, .at htete. He also 1trongty ad· Club, Well.!llon ; Blenn erh asse tt bath Wed that contrlbution1 be The name of Mra. Harold Sauer Howard - Knight aaid today. succes1l� lly. thr:ee �hem 0� recon�tnu: o n Korea bad because h . th at "sc ool omes firal, mailed He or sai d In I statement, "I have \'lai4 . -c Boots and Saddle Club, Belpre, and was un intentionally omitted Crom ttnn to him petaanatly The fmng was the first d isclo- never know lion minister. U. S. m!litary aid H they beat Belpre the Pa nthen n the reason for this athletics second." Ele1mor Ridi ng Club, Eleanor, W. a rece n tly publis hed lial of teac h• to bill at Pomeroy, sure . the Zeus may be , de1,1loyed decision n • •ha d not been intertupted. will be at Athena U.y 1 1 . In the , or who v mad it.' e e H ' .i._ the Northwestern Local bottom bracket Logan and irlariet. ers in . uwoduced and m1ki� remarks ;.h --------underground, but the Army said described Kathy sue WH playing on the as creditabl e h is per• e aasocia Uon we1com Sc hool District reh ired fM the ta meel at Lo11n May IJ with the wBql, Principal O. C. Bibbee, Carl pre liminary test1 to realize this formance back porch of her h ome about Ci_waretle Li cense& �� /�� o n the FPC. e olhe� _ horse: owner and 1960--61 sc hool year. Barnhart, president of the East• obJedJve had been i n progre11 for nOOQ · Tueaday II he r mother waa win ner tangling •itb: Lancatter on ,.,, Se n, Preacott partmpat e ID th e s h ow. oo ' ·-Co -Sc Bu1h (R nn.) .. _ D · I a ay O D e al h rd I a on,: wa, e h d . eane tt Sh l d clothes. banaiftl May 1 1 . Bradl:et WUlJlerS meet on- ' � .. · \Vho m�de the orl &fnal recom- _,,.;.� Refres h Ena:ments will be barbecued Mrs. Sauer is bead of the • u•rliD •..., Cigarette lleenae1 will, Jo .on Bob .. -------. nd ....... --afn•t a porch rallin• and two �ay 13 at the top bracket winner'• me dat ion ft"ir hiI eppomtment d O at h ick .!w'coal h t d d n .. � High c oCS, an ent Rutla e n , departm li1b · llffl!ltte c Ton Ge eeei of the ralllng came looae al- aale at the county audi tor a office nd. diamo l 7 e ive School, and in addition to tea hln tl,lnu. . n\ qi •�_liO. .,.ld bli w!' "dil,_ · : l � • 41adllno'.{Ofo. lM· IIUI'• (' 'irial be< \11 ,�...�t 1_1oy l wllh i '°"therl,...boll �llao ltalr, _ · : �Ibo ;..-., fttd' oophomoru, boPed a .con:riit: At e, BootMa -.u preeented Enclll� ;,,. onto; cliftcrlle sideWati below. · ebalfl ,dl he MW lfcente, May_ 22-, teams eompelt, ' Iii-"' nament tht-se 1w all librari as seniors d n a • serve/I d replaee 8 ·• to · 1h� -e � 06 •-• GG.Nlon ·C qualllle " m,nt but had t,, leave eorly cou ntY a ud itor · aldwell' u•v\llut She �a• "'-· ey, Portsmouth. Jlin­ casvllle Val l wo the $Chool. • The d,·nne·• was ,en� -:•• by mo- ·Reddess Operation A ncord hop sponsored by the wh be named_ , prefe rably from General Hospital and rushed lo , u.id tQdll)'. The Ucensc CMLI $25 ford, Portsmouth W-1 . .and. J:tlt. · th e gas-co n n sumi g area of the thers of lhe players and cbeer Pomeroy -Band Boosters will be Costs , and LucuYille Nortbweat. 1h18 the·children's Ho•pital ln the aber- a�d inust be dl1played wh� ever norlh e ast. hel� at_ the Pomeroy Ju nior High are ,old. leaders. The players presen ted Charles Schuler, Rutland, wu L.i ........ .,e winner in that balf will meet the Issued J. ltf'1 cruiser i n a race tor IUe in ctgaretlea --- -----~•aa a.ud i torlUJU SaturdaY, April 30, O..tmid FPC Probe their coaches each with a· se t of fined $1 5 a nd costa after bein g winner of the Po1J1eroy et. al. hall which 0Uicial1 · and emergency n Tho J. as Dodd (D.Co nn.) euH links a nd a belt 7 : 3o to l l p, m., with Blll Miller m r , To Meet found guilty lo a charge o( reekIn Probate Court the followiQg week for t he diitrict aquad memben alonir the way co- County ca led Co n le a l providing the rccords, � 0: OO per cent The coaches awarded foot ball l e ss operation in a hearing before A marriage lice nse was iasued in Litle. operated. Deputy Kenneth Grovp 1 m ) I Ori an · ay There will be a cakewalk, door �� �:°rn issioner and . d ema nded letters to Bill Durst, who was Mayor Charl Leg.er yeste rday Probate Court tbis morning to es er and Pomeroy emergency squad • ow w hat was beband the deh t e igs Cou n ty l 'arent Te ach- prizes and refresh ments. M elected honorary captai n for · the noon � Donald J. Terma n , 22, !ltock clerk, SELL OFF IXTENMD · member Olan Goodwin , wlLh the cmon to replace h im, --�----en A.uociatlon will hold II meetgrid season latt ' fall, and Ron ! Schuler had entered a plea of Columbus, a nd Bet ty Sellers, 20. child's gra nda th@r, raced . t he child NEW YORK UPI-Stoeb ex• ns May 8 at t he PorUand Gf'lde In Pittsburgh, Mayor Joseph M. �wdery, Li ndse _ Y Lyons, Douglas not guilty to th e charge brought daughter of Mr. and iltn. Richard tended Wednesday's · late teli off to near Logan where a flat hre iSchool STARTS WORK starting at 7:30 p. m . The �•• · Cheva- by Patrolman George Hicks. . Barr praised Coon ole . He said the Cire ie, Dave R1ggs, Ze n ilb Bu,; Sellers, Portla nd . "•h liy at the opening t-.,-. m ade it nece11aary to tran1Ier to Wilson of r Dorinda e daught pu blic lll invited · . --- -------------------- -------------Leo lier, Davi1, Dave Nick ard, n m er a n ambulance, n i11io "praetlcaily single• Mrs. Norma Wilso n , East Main l..'O m The gra ndfath er, John Bolin, MIIGS OINI RAL HOSPI TAL st., has stir�d work in the Porn- handedly d uring his lice )'ears . . . Ray Cole man , La:wr encc Ha&�· Pomeroy, said . that lillle hope WAI Otean UrfflOI $ n lnQ Admitted : Katie Becht, Miner• 1 eroy mayor's office, temporarily , h_a& �orted for effe ctive reguJa- gen, Kenn eth Riden our, Melvin Ballard, Rog er Rose, H enry H�nsh eld for the chlld'1 rec-overy but vill e . replaci ng Mrs. April Smit h aa lion1. • he i wu told by the •ur1eon who R1p. K... H-.chlff (D-W . Ye,) ley, Roger �tarcher, Gar,- Smith, Dismisaed: None. . secretary to Mayor Ciarle6 Legar. Y a># Nn•ncl his cltmand for Elton Ritchie and ma nagers Tom ---------------_ lh•t if �� performed the operttion she coW.d be kept alive three d1ya en ht'l'Ntlptlon of the FPC, Summerfield and Larry Bailey. Cheerleader l etters went to 1he bad a chince for recovery. H• ICCVNCI the cammiaalan of Barbara J-lill, f•lllnt "'ta lift e flnlff'• to Janet C.a ldwell, SEOUL UPI-Lee Ki Poong, th•r KMt! Woolc with one Na. dency of Forei,1:n Minister HIIII Peggy Hasbargen and Pa tty Mc- the form er vice pre,ident-elect In "ch from hie ..45-calli.r Chu ng. Only sciittered incidenb i.tln9 down. 911 r•tN. Grath. w ho assumed "fin al responsibili- Army autotMtlc, th11n tvfflN of anti-govern ment activity wue Bask etball vanity · a,hrds were tr'" for re�nt turmoil in the Re- 1M reported today, none reaultin1 in on hlmulf. t made lo Ron Cowd ery, elected public of lt1)1'81\, died with his He committed 1uicide with a bloodshed. honorary .captain for the :past entire famil:t 11t dawn today in a bullet in h is abdomen and a nwu Rhee himielf wildly cheer• season and Larry Collln1, Cbarlet ma1s suicide pact reclllling t he other ln bis brain. ed by crowds maned in the CoJiins, Randall Powell, Ed Har• Japa ne-ae tradition of hara-k.iri ' ttreets when he left the preaidenTregk: Lallt Ad S tung, Bill Durst, Nick Leonard (ceremo nial :suicide). Tne dealh of the Lees was ex· tial ma nsion at 2:35 p. m. at lea,t and Zenith Chevalier an d manag­ Al• �!� eo�!� The (amily gathered I n a 1ec- · pected to ·provide a tragic last temporarily ending hit tz.yeU ers Ralph Giffen and Dave Chad­ retary'l! aJ)flrtment at the pre1i- act to South Korea's "studen t publie career. fred Sear-berry, 4J, w11 convicted have two more days of tire worry, Oscar Weber, Meigs county ofCice. John 0. Lamb.er!. Roule I. well. News of the Lees' deaths dia.­ dential mansion to fate its chosen revolution" which forced Rhee to Wednudl,V of •lint dep,,e murder state highway superintendent, said toclay. has filed an action Reserve awards were made to execuhon er---.'lnd Lt. Kang Suk, resign and terminated Lee's poli- rupted lh e NElfon.al A&aembly aea-­ with a reeommendailon oC mercy A rash of fiat tires caused by the penetration of limestone Rutland, of through t�e tires bas broug llt many complaints the last week •&•Inst Bradford Maag . Mlnen­ Terry Swartz, Gerald summerfi■ld Lec'1 elder son and the adopted t ical career. Tbe re,olt grew from 9ion which was lo have accepted In u., Dee. 12, · 1"D, , ville, for money on ly i n the Joe Bahr, Virgil Ho1Jln1er, Bon 1Dn uf ex-President Syngman charges that Lee's election to the Rhee's re1ignalion. Many aueQl• ... b� two aona. , . . Mr. Weber said. Cashdollar, Richard Fick, Tom Rhee!. vice presidency last March 1 5 w11 . blymen, even lhote who had been The JUI')' dellbera� tw� houn .Both Rollte 124 and Route 838 county. Mr. Weber �ld today amount of $212,82. 1 1 Lee'11 opponents., bunt into tean 'In another action , Jose ph a nd Fi tch, Jim Caldwell, Ray Cole• At 5:55 •· m. Kent o,-nN rigged. and 50 minute ■ betOr,e returnin1 ,uttered heavy weather damaie that an Inve.allgation at the fill• a Leah Pelton ma n , Bob Powell, Lawrance lfa at the news. e ­ th to ing n have retur d was file Peace mothsuit fett..r, hl1 klllN He 11,.. . dilcloaed area ve ict the mar ■ta.Uona o e ■ inJ l In t nc l) ot the durinl tbe -winter and 1 1811 eoal rd ; H Doze111 of lawmaken went to •r Merl• and his � bro- country under the acting presifew Um� in Ohio hl1tory. In which of tat covered b'y the limestone that Urea found penetrated by ■.a ainst Ad olph E. and Loretta M. bargen and Da nn y Bowen. s, Saele n g for an th e presidential mansion. where n i · account d an • person h11 been �.bvlet�d Of Is belnl applied fro m Minenvtl le the . Umeatone have been mostly Lee had sought refuge from mobs fin\ d•INt murdet withi>at . • lo · Portland. The ro poln on lh•· older tire, withoul Ille retilienoe tno ney. vowing to kUI him, to pay their body. road from Racine to Portlan d hi• ot new rubber. t .. last respects. Qece1s The bod.lea of 'D�vld Lee SW'- been completed with one .side of ary More Contribntiom Thie Nil coating is Rh,ee, himself in tears, reluled , mont d inted 1, h en th e road, be . nit berry JO t1 ari K , 2 · e road from Racine to M inera- � - �' ..d 'l)O ' ) 1J.at�.. ff08p1bi IJ.l: to see any caller• except Huh . or .... le om lhot arber lim11tone of the ed accu ilid \IUt. . be W !I Hl "' U s e vil l)I .,. . $c l sti be wb led, r. e r and u. S. Ambassador Walter P. _ Add!Uo(\al geneno111 �ntrlbuclrownin& by Jumpihr; into tbe uld. 'l'be �ob should be cOmpJet- In, uaed is the same II baa been ?.kCona,hy. Uttle Scioio RiYer wi� . them un- ed- wtthln the next two days, he uaed In the .past for thl•· type of h on1 to tht fund for the Meiea · The Annual Spriq: Concert Shirley McKe lvey wiU be accom• _Roberta Kraeuler, Terry Bradford, repair. He expressed hit regret County Campaign CommiUee for der lul lftll1, have not been re- reported. The Lees dressed simply for Memorial ffbapital of the Racine :kia:h School girls' panisll. Th e concert is under the Lin da Roush and Carme n Salser. covered. for the Inconvenience that has a Vetera.nt' , their rendezvous with death. yway n A Well. Bones', " "Dry " The Meip Count7 1hertfr1 of, been 01u11d to the motorists. ha! been received from the Kro- glee club and mixed g-lee club direction of Mrs. Richard Lee. However, the lndtana Crime The 63-y,ear-oJd, U. S.-educated '"Battle Hymn of the Republic'• by The program i.a u follows : Laboratory at Jndla napoll.s 11 at- flee report& that they h ave ' te· After the tar hH 1et the lime• 1er Company and t h e Imperial ll'Ui be presented Friday evening former vice praide nt-elect wore the the Mixed Chorus. "Arou nd "Oklahoma", temPtina: to Identify the body of ce!lved 38 complaint, of flat tlrea stone will no lona:er be picked Electric Co., Edison Hobste tter at 8 o'clock al the high achoo) a white dress ahh1 a nd gru silver • with ee fr is Admission chairman, said today. auditorium. Jocelyn Taylor and Wor,ld " a nd "The Happy W..ndcra b()y ,foun,I Jn t�e Ohio ru.ver 11,1 fro� the eastern section of the up, be aald. ofreri ng to be taken at t he door. trousers. His wife donned a flow­ ---· ------- ------------------er" by th e Mixed Chorus. week. dn!11. ing traditional Korean "The Man I Love " Jung by Scarberrj, Of" SciotovWe, had Kang Suk wore hia army unlfOJ'lllt Barbara Clela nd. Billie Cundiff. pleaded Innocent by ,euon of In· and Kang Wook ha d o n brown .Shirley Norris, Kathryn Powell, unlt,: Tbe ;tury'a mei:ey retomtrousen and a gra, jacket Karen Ours, Rita Mlller, Lois Armelidation make■ a lift aentence The family ,sat together on a nott, Miriam SmJth and Sue Cir· mandatory. small eout"h to ,face thf! end. On Lee's lap lay copies of Tuesday'■ •'�:Till There Wa, You", "O h. n ewspaper, reporting demands tor . l ncludina landi ng operations, What I Beau tirul Momin '," and WASHINGTON UPI - Tbe Air • nautlca and Space Admini1tration orbit the earth carryi n g: bomb• Rhee •, res_i,n ation ond denoune• \.,II[' _ � · � ,- .' . Force, punu ln& Ill role •• the fu• (NASA). Mercury calls for rock- whic:h could be dropped on com· the projec:ted ship could travel "The Green Cathedral" by the mg Lee himseu. from � Angeles to New York in Girls Glee C1ub. Lure U, S. 1paee force, r111hed etin1 1 man In to space In a cap,, ma nd from earth stations. UPIFRANCISCO SAN lllr..:.l_..1. "The Whiffenpoof Song" su ng French plan1 todey for produci ng a man- 1ule mounted on .an Atlas ml11ile. -It coUld be used a1 au inter• about 20 mi nutes, or from New '-""JUI President Charles de ned 1pece craft wllh II wide nri- Hia reentry into the atmoaphere conti nental guided mlulle, which York to M09COw In a little more by Joyce Carson, Louise Fisher, Gaull e ends his two.day visit In Rut h Wi n ge tt, Patsy Price, Sara- l�e San Francisco �ay area today .I.I ety of military uses. would be controlled from the would follow a devloua rat her than a half an hour. r.,ii Ir the ship decided to pus up delle R�s and Rebecca Toney. Known II D)'na Soar, I.be space ground and the capsule would be tha n pred iclable path to lta tar, with a tour �f the Hewlett-Pack, Under Safety � ' to get lnt_o a stop, or wu u n abl e "Gay '90 s Fa n tasy" sung by on A wrect the HIPPY Rollow vehicle will ctimbln'e the ballistic let down gently on a parachute. get. ard Electronics Co.� a nd the I WASHINGTON UPJ-11l.e SeD . · il · or helnun1Jy . to could BarCircle, Joyce n _ airport, the pllot a Norrb, irley h S � Experts1conslder- tht D)' na Soar e - ,t four . o'dcct yeatftdQ mlllUe. ancl the airplane in a ma• ex• is ct The Dyna Soar proj Stanford Univer6ity M edical Cen• ate has voled overw I make thousa nds . of amall, famiJ.y. aftelnoon WH inve,tigate4 by the neuverible machine that can put ml)' i.e abl'e to peHorm these mili • peeled to resul t i n a flying ma • twice around . the world a nd ah ll bara Clela'nd, Ruth Wln&ett, Car- ter at Palo Alto. - o�rated coal mmes abide by fedland dur�ng t he ume f�ren oon. men Salser, Roberta Kr.acuter, Sue lhertfr1 offl,ce �Ith the dr:lver of , man Into orbit and lt!t him ian'd. tut rqlet in the la.le 1960'•: chi ne by about mid-1964. The French leader, h is wife eral 6afety sta ndards. Tn orb1&;. i� speed will be the Circle, Bob McNickle, Bob F.t81ngthe ear .� •PP.Ml" In County Court i'outlnelf on )aJ1e ■Ir baHL -A f'eeODtlal.u.ln.O! ahJp located Yvonne and t heir party lhe n will It pasiied, 80-4, Wedneaday and The experimental ven;iQ.n will usual 18.000 miles a n hour, taki ng ton anil Rola nd Sayre . The, Alr Fcl'C!e Wednesday an- . with �a ithic equlpmeni and Lart,, , Wyatt, Rutland, drlvlnl "Chimes of Spri ng", "Whlaper­ fly to New Orleans for the next 1e nt to the Houae a bill which �t .1 hflb, r��e of apeed, cruhed nodnced the badl, kept aecret lnfra.-�d sen1in1 device� to. de- be a win ged glider, designed to it arou nd the earth i n an hour into • tree, turned al'O\lnd ln the that the Boein1 Alfplane CO,, �- �: ert.emy . m,iuJJe lauricbingt and resist temperature, or 2,00()lde- and a half. Bdl when the Ahip 11 i ng" "People Will Say We're In stnp of their lour of the U n !Led would place 9,374 coal �ines, em­ ,.. ploying 14 or fewer peraom. ungreu on reentering the atmo■- gliding in the atmosphere, the Love'' (eolo by Barbara Clela nd); States, ro11d �d ttruct • 1 tele�one ji(N:1 , a,U., Wuh 1; h41 &.en ordered to oqaer actlv)tiea: De Gaulle, responding to a tu- der the jurisdiction of the Coal -A i11 tellltf, jQ.terceptor and aat• phere. I,t will be boos ted Into average speed may be cu t to ''Love i.s a Many Splendored and � lo the acaidtal repor\: IO ahead wJtb '1dllllp Thin&" sung by t he Girls• Glee mulluou11 welcome in San Fran• Mine Safety Act of 195a Tbe �Ur■ off� bj �nd te■ttna: " Jookin• totraril ·enne �pectof. Jt could eumine apace by a Titan Interconti nental 8,000 mlle1 a n hour. filed · clseo, told 4,000 guests at a for- ' small operation■, known a.a Tl.ti• Club. canhuetion of uperimental Dy- objecf,i In apace to ■ee whe&her balllltlc mialle. DePIJIY Haward J'rW. cipal n pri The 1lide will be t he • Prayer from •·Hansel and Gre- mal dinner Wednesday ni gh t that I mines, were exempted whm 'l1ie cu, wts .beawily -dtmaced na So,n. tlle)" were Jriend or · fOfl, and NO.CIG,A.R TIME flying factor. on a trip from and te,1epbone and elemlf? 1rirea .,:: Alt F�ce tp.ace ■hip la a could 'afllled to neutralise or ,Even on lon1 trips in the l)y na- Loa Ana:eles to New York, the tel'' "Moonglow" by Su e ftlu c:t , the day.s have pasaed wbeo cer- the original act Wat payed. 'Ille depanin f1o:m the . Mer- dlNnn enemy space vehicle,. · t� from the pole • a neaf&J Soar, then mlgbt not be time to ship' t,ouJl!I be letting down mo,t Joyce Circle, Carolyn Vanlleta, tain countriet can "enrt their bill waa · backed &y the �• traUon. • .,.• ' 1 DoNthy Circle, Joyce Gloeel<Jler, autborit)' on othen." weN l4ra ,..._, eu,:y ftole<I of· lhe N1Uoital Aflf" ,...Ai, • piloUeu vehicle, it could llniah a aood cl&or. nf the wa,. . .. -'I- White * N-- 4IOI019 NOTICE! - • Connole Is From CeII At I conoN IOYALTY - Th• Queell and Kini of Cotton, Loul.. Orumo ' and Frank Nortleet, ■t&nd ready Ln lh�r royal robe• bl Mompl'II•, TeM, They wlll nip over the Memphl■ Cottcm Ci,.mt.. val May 10..16. _____ ____ I ens F•Jred IIUJ la applJ , 1'fle WEA'(IIER Classes .A�pnud For Annual Horse • C9rrupbon fdol la ,.,....,,.,. . .... MATERIALS, . Huh Calls For w•1pmtr • l' Out .. .__6',l•,plil;r BPS e nt1n e Pomeroy-Middleport, O!ilO, �ay, April 28, 1980 y The condition of KathY Sue White, 17-montb-old Pomero k uU • multiple a with Columbu Hospflai ·• llirl In Children 1 lractms sUll remained cntical at noon today wllh 110 Im· provement reported by officials at the bo1pltal. The fetber apl_tal White, are •t the ho and mother Mr. and Mrs, David·---'----- · with the cbild. • I ,..,...._...re,_ ... """•· lo­ lo• _......,....... ,.,. • ,.... ""' ,.,. •PIii"' * "-......... * al y' •For Critically Injured Girl Ph- WY,1-3914 Corner 2nd & Rutland Stt.. Mlddl�, Oh io • • Dniotetl To l'he lat.erens Sh:;;::ttept Mooey Aid I L I M I T E D T I M E S A L E· Phone SP-3-5554 ...... ___.., ' . I(, "°"" ■--orW NO. 1 1 FIRST QUALITY, HOUSE PAINT .,.,,.,,,.,_ tfll. H01Pllal Bond � . • . Tbl» Ia sometblng - H!l"IY md our people pt/ • e - Por Melg1 Counly'1 Voter­ MAKE A DA TE TO "LUBR ICATE" A• Adl,lltlHd /,i lOOll * .. • Vote , I ' , I .. ' '' ,, • > "-- Hi Tree, Pole,. , IJ, 1'1ectn · •c u De Gaulle Ends Pacific Visit w· d e Var1et. y Of Mil.rtary. lJses I c· With 1ty Tours w:·•es • i,• lie . - . .. ,,,, ., . I S1nall Mines Placed I . la �• ·' ' - s I Dyna :oar MaY Be Sed For · e Glee Clubs . . · g Concert Of Racm Annual Sp'rm · g At E•·ght Will Be Prts4tnted Fn·day Evemn • �• ·•- ' I : 7.-Dllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , April 28, 1960 l• ·Ma1·or E qw' pment Contracts Are Events Repo rte Awarded FOf s·1g andy Plant •• s ••• Jhe 265,000-ki.lowa.tt pl�nt's The Kent cky Power Co. today an• , ,;;.�liii;.;;i.-�;;;;. of contrarts I steam urbine-generator u mt w i ll ......._,.;;;;;.;;;;;===;;;;;;===--='1 l nounred the aw11rding to Westmghousc Ele<-tr1r Corp. lbe built by Westinghouse-the •I Babcock & W i lC'Ox Co., for turbine at its Steam Division al * • • • • • * • • * * * * * * * •. and •• major equipment to be insta ed I Leater, Pa .. and the a:eneratur al •• at its Big �ndy Plant, soon lo . its East Pi ttabu.rgh, Pa., plant. The turl11ne will operate at a bu :Jl in easter Kentucky. QC '• . steam prepure of 2, 00 pounds , , . , •' , The $3il null1on ,p.ant w i ll .be per square inch and a steam te rn • loe.i ed on the river of he same pera ure of 1,050 degrees F . name near Louisa, Ky. Con11Lruc.. I• Ba�®k' ant! WiJcox will build started in be expNted is lo ion • June with <"omple ion anticipaled the 150-foot hi,:h lleam boiler of •• he pulverized fuel-fired. reht>at for the fal l of I B62. '' I t -will have a t'apacity of type, ---. MEN'S WJ.SHJ.BLE •• HOL.ZER HOSPITAL su.pplying 1,890,000 p ou nd• or Adm issio n s, A pril 26: Charles main s eam per hour and l .534.- - :-:-::; :-,::m:-.-t::o,l :::----:te ,0::m �,::,� ON T;;; ff;:l:= r.l;;; on t l :d ·:0:pe::n:, c peti::; · tor berths on the t eam which will 200 I ut OP - A 1 ;v :: m u;. - represent t his eo11n t ry at the ,u mJUIUl5, ?: U, S. Olympic mer Olympic Games in Rome. 1 r:t ; savings on SHOES \ u t ll n 1 4 t t t t t t Canvas-Oxfords by TRED-LITE The Biggest Value In ' CASUALS • l l• . Lewis F l 1 n 1 . Jr. , t'li£ton: Mrs. Os- 000 pounds of ttheat steam per [ car D. St:hull. Pomeroy; Mrs. Thor hour. The princlp.aJ t.oiler comOh;on Carsey. H.a rr1 11.onv 11 le ; John ponen h will be fabricated at B. C . Hile. M uldlc1>ort ; nalp h G reg - and W 's. Bar berton, Ohio works. ory c;ibhs. New llav n ; )tiss ShirKen t ueky Power is a sister com. ley A nu Landaker, J�omeroy. pany of Ohi o ow er Co. an,d . is p DiS<'harges ,� April U: Jay Cline · ,, company 1u bs1d1ary an opera1m" 1 l J n k ' 8. Ch• r 1 , . 1 . n d en z· n, w·i Electric Power Co. American of rs r Mrs . mMary o.• a Harmon, ' 1 � 11am 11111enry lant new -w ill b p ' e inter-con, Sparks, Hen�ley, �;s . J?onald E: with the 1 nected and integrated �ayr�ond I . Wilson, D111ley Cur: other 1 major power atations of 5 t is �lamper. John Robert Brown. th e seve11 atate AEP Sy•t•m. Davi d Jones W a lker, Kenneth Randy Gardner, Joseph Cecil King, l saac M. Rifrle, John F. Blaellnar, Samuel Vititoe. ErvIn B. Gibbi, I W;\ilom L. Oldoker, Da,id Jenkin . Morgan, Jr., Mn. Eht.a J. Tull, Mrs. Charles D. Adams, Mrs. Ever�,:�s, Mrs. Janoil Harrison. t lThe I •' ' '' •' '' ' '' •' • •• MEN'S • • ' We Have A Complele White Moccasins Line of BeautUul by HUSKIES G I FTS $5.95 IOYS . . . . . . . . . . $4.95 Ml.D D LE PORT DEPT. STORE Save Cash Here Instead of Sales Slips MIDDLEPORT MILL STRUT . . I FOR - - - MOTHERS DAY I B. H. SANBORN JEWELER· OPTOMETR1$T MIii SI. Mlddl� .....rt I FOR Meigs County TREJ.SU RER . . Capable Courteous Elperienced Paid Pol. Adv. J U LIA� FOR CLERK OF COURT$ ( CORKY ) FOR KLOES Republltan Pr(JJ>uy Your Vote & support J\lpl)redated Capabl8 Eqi'erlenced Courteou1 news/ ·playtex'" bra, (2.50) ' WORLD WAR II VETERAN GRADUATE POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Your Vote Will Be Appreciated I ·-- - !'<id Pol. Adv. · Shop BEN FRANK LIN and Save! ex bra l f\ 4 HOSPITAL BON D ISSIJE •111� � ...... ae,. 9lle - 77c A MObiRM FULLY EQUIPPED CO U NTY HOSPITAL. II wtll .. a HVIIII memorial lo tho vtlonDI o I all wu1. For ¼ additional mill ol 1P,llwi we ' l . ' ;t t '----------------------------..---'" - __, 'J' I ·' ,, / .. I '• . ''SO MUCH FOR SO LITTL E'' . , l ' ./,, l. I ' ' . I A J1ospit�I is one of the �uncling &tl)ne s of o "good community,'' �lpt,g �Ith goocl ° ibn. nrpent, friendly peqple, good schoQls ond churches, fire �nd �lid"! ► p . �:! It Is 19m8thlng you put on the "credit side" when you're thinkin; �lioµt 'moving i,ifQ d community. This fundamental need I n our county is within our �h. We hav• . �y · fo help ourselves o little more to have it. ,. I . • i ' . 11£.;: ,,,...,. J· "' ' • ' ;;. .. I I . �. • I ' J - �-Y-17 ve1e,..,. 11�or111 Hoopllll C....patan Committee • .. . / -f�•�•-':",:-..:·"�•-:..:.'-----.;......._.,,:.,;·-••'•'•••;.•,.·--..;.--'..;.-----·-��::i-1r.:-----,:!-•··_., , .,."'c.li...:":'i"*-�"trfi.tt�tff7:::��;:;t--�----:-'.�"7".:"�--:-,......,��":�· ,.i.•.----�� ' � , .,-. c,.... i.. llr lu,tt., YOU Tl'fE PEOPLE OF MEIGS COUN TY MEED AND ARE EMTITLID TO ... llllve .,.,.,lhnalely f4tl,NO ...,... (IUl,Nt Federal aid). Polyethylene aubO batllr:et, attaches bene■ui d ■abboe.rd. Hae .clj\atabl.e metal hanger. With Sh't Sleeve, . . : .. ....... ...... Reg. J.lt - 99c WDft'Nln'1 winyt platform Nml■IJ. ' ' .'.. '., , .' ' ' '1 Reg. 1.118 I'; ' ,' ' ' ' . ' . ,:11 1 .00 - 77c 1,77 Special! Plastic quilt design, full zipper, inner pocket wllh Z:<>'· paclrel of motb CJ')'llllls. ' '1 ,•,: ' ' 1I ,' t I DAYS- $1 DAYS­ each - - -____ U6UallY $1.39 eanforized blue ehambr.ay work shim for ·a dol lar. Shes 14 ¼ t o 17. Hurry! $ v,1� �!.! _ _ 5 CURTAINS pair - - - Cool. breeze • invit­ ing Nyon net tailor­ ed ,pa irs for $1. Washilble, quick drying, full window si�. 40x84" , ',, ''' .J,' ,'♦ .' -· ,,._ ... �... ' - .' ... POIIMi>'r', � Olho . ... ' � ... ... ... ... ' "- r, 'EXTRA $1 DAYS BARGAIN! .. .. -FABULOUS U DAYS- ' 2-Pc. CheniHe Bath • . .. ' -FABU!,OUS..U DAYS,- 2 yds. $'. ! This table of manu­ facli.11'61"& und-ie close-outs i.s a riot of rolors ! Barga-ins galore _ . 5, for $1. - DOLLAR DAYS - fllain �oni -and ran- ·.t _ cy ,stnl)e!, Famoul!I - ;: ",, E &. W qua,,lity den- . "'.· ',i. iml specially pri,e6 for Dollar � oo­ ly. Hun:y! Cannon Quality - DOLLAR DAYS - Men's White T-SHIRTS WASH CLOTHS 1 :1 s 12xU" famow qualjty tern, wash cloths, good color $ice. Reg. 49c cotton knit T-abirt,, ¼ sleeves, aood color choice. s :_ 1 Fabulous $1 Buys in Lingerie!! WOMEN'S Drip-Dry WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S • . fv11 1.tng1• Gowns Gowns . Cool, •iry nighties in. drip-dty -cottop print&. No ironing needed. SUes 3440. s1 - Values to $1.99 in waltz or full­ length rayon triool gown. Putel col­ on.- Rea:, l!lizm. N_ ..,... tricot &U,- _,_ wilh ahadow proof dou­ ble panel. White. 32-44, • ." \ REG. $2,39 "FOXCROFf" COLO RED SH EETS •• 5 Paslel Colora Place S.Hing !,47 Value e Size 8 b99 1A 7 5-10 I( !Iii ('\ W N , -· ' ' . ;,._1 ,I. .'.'W.,.' ..... 5-pc, 1etUng M·elmac pla•, lie! Dinner plate, cu p, sau­ !,!Cr, salad plate, de&tiert. : ' Alk For A � Blll - � WASHABLE S ����I IUed- S 5 for $ Go Everywhere with Everylhlng! Perfect spring-thru -sum.mer T0ppen for every woman! _ _ Jighhveight wool, 100% trerilan fleece or wool/nylon, blend! __ White, beige, It. blu,, red, gold, black, nevy. f • '.I II/ A I L Y < ' $ for $ SPRING TOPPERS Rectangular leather • fmieh , pl-Uc waatebuket. White; ·black ,or mlho(an&-, 12-qt. lodies' Crepe Sole Scoop! Ladies' Rayon Reg. 69c E & W Spott PANTIES . DENIMS APRONS Ml S S E SI J U N I O R SI Reg. 1.29 -FABULOUS fl DAYS­ -FABULOUS U DAYS- -FABULOUS U DAYSFull Size Rayon Tailored LADIES' FANCY STYLE A S One and _2-pc. styles - embossed cottons, ny lo n sheers, cuponi/ cotton ,pnnts, rayon/-aeet.ate crepes, dacron scarf prints. embrotd­ c e � oftons:, dressy darks wit.h ,lingerie trim&, ·and many others. -FABULOUS fl DAYS- -FABULOUS U DAYSImported China Figurine VANITY d Genuine rubber ri thooga for Nm.fort and wear It beach, i.bower or casual weac. Ala,orted colon. ene moca. band-lac­ ed, heavy crepe rub­ ber !lO!e, 8890rted rolors. washable _ . 4 to 9 �. STYl,ES THE GREATEST - ALL HAND-PICKED! FABRICS THE NEWEST - LOTS OF THEM 1 Mens Chambray Work SH IRTS Wastebasket B E N FRAN K LI N 1 I Jf . D-R- E-S·S SMASH 5 J .99 _ s 5.9a Wash ' n wear, 'W'OV· en plaid6, solid&, & (,ancies! I vy League styles, with short .sleeves. 6 to 16. $1 1 0-20 - ALSO JUNIORll 7.15 SPRI NG and SUMMER ·, �' MANY OTHEit SPECJAIS TJUlOUGHOlJT THE STORE , I ''• I1/ ' 't '••,, ••" . ' I ,,, ,1 ,I , ◄ 1,'t' l t Reg. Big 1 6-Dress Ga�l!l•nt Bag �,...\.... • ,: i, ' ,, • . " "' '• ., . • ' '' ", ' ..'.' . .;•' ' ' ·,, ' , ..' ., ', ., • 'I " -- ltrtw tote • tfyle MISSES SIZES VALUES UP TO $1 4.95 4 Twnblers . . . . . . 17• Reg. 98c. Heavy glaaa. Pereolalor . . , . . . . . 99< Reg. J.69. Aluminum. Spoon Rell . . . . . . 29< Reg. 49c. "Busy Biddy". Slnl Mal . . . . . . . . 8k Reg. 1 . 19. Rubber. Wall Planter . . . . . 47c Reg. 69c. White, gold. BIi, Ball Sel , . . . . 77c Reg. 98c polyethylene. Sofa Pillows . . . . . . 88c Reg. 1.00. Washable! Balb Towels . . . , . 87c 79c value! Loomcrest. , Wemen's Briefs 4 pr. 88c Reg, 25c pr. Wo111ea's Blouae, . . 88t . 3"8; 98c. N;ew styles. Girls' Playsult . , . . 57e Reg. 79c. I-pc., 3,6X. Girls' Shorts . • . . . . 57e Reg. 79c. _ Sateen, S-6X. ..,...-.... o.n, $ SANDALS 'I Fabuloll8 New York Purehase HALF SIZES 1 4 1h to 24 ½ . Ul\ported vanity lam:Pl!I -- with Mina base :i.n pastel colon :,,iflh high q,uality fia.ncy shades for •dded beauty a:nri cluo,rn. SPECIALS . ' <an. Ref. 1,96 9et. Complete 5-pc. t� ' ' R... ,4.. $1.77 � . Window Sproy Badminton JU M BO BA RG AI NS � -- - · -- t SHIRTS , -FABULOUS Fam� F.My­ Offl 1�. ln aerosol ,prey 7 7� Reg. B8c 1.58 Clear thenno pla,stic, Sun• bunt de.<qn, Four lO-OZ. t uml>loro, hie Z<,t. .,ttd>er. ' ,-;: , ' ,�. 8oys' Summer Sport SUPER SAV INGS ! $1.79 roll for lawn edgin,g_ � ., •,. -FABULOUS U DAYS- ' $1.27 !leg. r l' 2 p rs. ''%ORI" 4 p rs. SOCKS Assorted colorw. Sii-­ es 4 to 12. Fine gauge rayon panties for children. f�:. 99c Litter Basket S pairs - - - $ !a,tic s Hoov� witlh quilted sides, full Pp-per! Dtmabl e! Molh • reipf'llen t! Holds 14 ,iaJroe.IJta , ' , , • 1 ,.Buy Ior sum.Jner, Aluminum Beverage · Set $ Print uppen, with terry Hni.ng, eoft padded roles. Sizes 5 to 9. Washaible! Pair - I Reg. 39c. For freeuir foods. \I ••• PANTIES 54-lnch Heavy Plastic GARMENT 2 3� \ .• FOR TH E HOUSE SUPPERS s...aion Patrol How. ! SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING '; 'i -FABULOUS U DAYS­ -FABULOUS U DAYS­ -FAililLOU8 fl DAYS­ H-, Women,, Cb1ldreu Children's Pastel Rayoa Boys' Fancy Cotton -FABULOUS U DAYS­ fl.59 l,adieo' Terry Lined c.,.·I Scout Cardinal Marlex pitas­ tic - can be bolk,d! 1 \1, , 211, and �t. l MAY Then the paper "Atomic' Ener­ gy Commiasion" was, given by Mrs. Marcus Chamben, She said the study of atomic enerv and iL uaes as a peaceful means In agricultural, ilclen\jfic, industrial world and medicine for the nation was of e:reat benefit. After the meeting refte&hmenb · were served from the dining room where arrangement, of anapdragon1 and aprinc flowen were used. During the socla.l hour mu1ic or the organ and piano were played for the JUHta by Mn. -FABULOUS Container 1 I, ., ,, . .• l, . I. Reg. 1 .98 Set 3 Mixing Bawls Reg, $1.49. For laundry . 3 rd IWO BIG DAYS - FRI. & SAT. · '· ·' Mrs. Jone, named Mrt. Dale Dutton, Mrs. Rodney Downing and Mrs. Forrest Bach tel II the new program committee. The study of the United Nations was continued with the paper, "The Flaa: Code" given by Mn. Jone.a which was very interut• Jng an d informative. i M EI GS CO U NTY ' S H OS PITA L Southeastern Oh io's Biggest Dollar Sale The clo1lne meetin1 of the )'etr f or lbe Middleport Uterary Club w11 held Wedneld1y afternoon al the h.ome of Mn. Harold LobN wlth her mother, Mn. WIWUD Bradford u hotteu. ,A.!ter a few word.I of thanU from Mrs. Bradford, (tbe rellrin1 preaident), to the member, ror their cooperation ahe baQqtd tile 1avel, as the 1ig,n of I.he office to the new .pre1ident, Kn. Emert0n Jone�. who promiaed t o do her &es t to make the cnmlnJ year a 1uccess for t he clr.b. The Card inal Patrol of Girl Scout Troop Six met with their leaderfl, Mn. Roger Spencer and Mrs. Herbert Dixon, \londa)' alter school at the Spencer home. Following a short bulineH seasion, the girls hiked ti, the lily cave on t he Harley Brown pro­ perty to gather wild flowert, Refreshments were terved by. Debra S pencer to Sandra Gilmore T-----Polly Ann Bauer, Jo� Evans, Susan Dn:on, the leaden and two Hank Scott 61 Alaban.a is spend. mg a few day1 wi th hi1 aunt, Mrs. guests, Roger Dixon ar.d Roi er · Louise Headley. Spencer. Recorde r Paid Pol. Adv. · great Mr. and Mrs. ou, McCUntoek and children spent the wteltend in Athens w,lh Dr. and I Mrs. Charles Jividen and fa.ml ! , Mra. Harty Wlltohl!J 1, ailing her ,on-In-law and daugh ' Mr, and Mn. Hoover In Cinclnnpti. Mr•. Ann Coe 11 v11mn1 rela- co .. nty May 3rd Primary U.JIIQOII TY, cotton-pretty"' FOR Repabllean Candidate Pd, 1'101. Adv. Racine Society News Republican Candidate Mt igs Co. Co mm issione r 0.Uflt': Monl&omeroy 13.8 on upper, 9,5 on lower, running 8� feet; G11lippoli1, llU 011 upper, 12.7 on lower, runnlna 10 feet; Lock 23, 14.7, 1 1.2 running � wickets CondHlon of Mow.lbl• Dam.: All dams are up .averaging abo ut '4 of trap . Ohio lliwer 80.h: Downboun d : Lock 13, Alter 2:20 am, 0.1 · Le­ high 6:40 am, 12-1; Lock 14,' City of Huntington 7:� am, 18-0; Lock 10, Harriet M . 7:35 am, 0-2; Lock 1 1 , Robert E. Reed 7:00 am, 0-7; L.ocll: 23, Jefferson 1 :25 pm, 16- 1 ; Elger Clitr 2:30 pm, 2- 0; C. V. Horner 2 :40 pm, 2-0; Irene Chohn 3:30 pm, 1-3; bland Creek 4:00 pm, 0. 7; Helen Z al 4:,'JO pm 6-0; Bob Benter 9:� pm 1'1-1; Robert G. Wes! 10:35 am, 4-0; Upbound: Lock 23, Janie D. 12:5() am, 2·3j Beaver 4 : 15 pm, 0-1; Joe Lucas • 7:05 am, 0-4. Forty-nine memben and their guesta of the Junior Methodist Youth Fellowthip of the Heath Methodl1t , C'hurth, Middleport, enjoyed a stating party Wednes­ day evening at the Sl!:lte-a-W1y at Cheater. The young people met at the churth at 7:00 and went to the rink together. Chaperons were Rev ... and Mrs. Raymo n Ko11krl1ht, Mn. L. W. M cComas and William Da,is. Others providing transportation were Mrs. James Criswell, Mrs. Ll'wrence Morarity, Mrs. Eugene · Harris and Jack :Bechtle. I FIRi( VICTIM o. UPI-John ALUA NCE, Hahlen, 86, became the first traffie fatality this year in the city Wednesday night when he was struok and killed as he croned a st reet in front of hla home. PAU L H I LL' ' Mr,. Emmer1on Jona New Literary Club Head Heath JMY Fellowahip Holda Skatin11 Party Von FOR (NOONIE) von FOR OVAL DI DDLE Prhnuy Republlean FOil ''TOO GOOD TO TURN DOWN·,, ,. Vote F'o r ·C. 0. Fisher VOT E I The Sunshine Sunday School Clas.s or t he Ma10n Mrthodlst 1 Church met last Thunday1 at the home of Mrs. Jean Warner with Mrs. Emily Burge11 apd Mr1. LI­ 1 iah Zerkle assisting. The group voted to conduct a bake sale and soup sale at the Ma· son Met hodist Church on Saturdu April 30 beglnnlng at noon. Cu,. tomen are asked to brinJ their own soup containera. Mrs. Hazel Smith, prealdent, waJ in charge ol the meetln� whlcla opened wi t h devotionals. Oamf!t were play� and refre•h• ment1 served to Mi11 Hllda Wel!lf, Misa Loren■ Weiss, Mn. Mary Berry, Mn. Evel)'n Proffitt, ·Mrt. Pearl Roush, Mrs. Mur1 Me1ee, 'Mrs:. ·Malilda Noble, Mrs. 'Jlazel Smith, Mrs. Joyce Carson, Krl. Vi­ vian Fry, Mn, Ellefl Fo1t,sonc, Ml'�. Mary Capeharj:, Mi81 Mary I Dudding, ·Mrs. Betty Lish, '1 gue,t, and the ho1te111es. GIFTS of JEWELRY ar ,;;����:a:aa�·��2���;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;== uns ,---,-e Cl ass =---­ I s,-----hin Completely Washable In Two Tone Brown, Two Tone Black and Sand. LACE-UP ..,d SLIP-ON STYLES hi• arralJnment on I reln•tated four.count Indictment ch,UJin.1 NEW YORK UPI - Manhattan him with eon1plr1cy and conflict Borou&h Preaident Hulan E. Jack of Interest. pleaded innocent Wednesday at •pet.\ , I '' 'd JACK ,L ■ ADI INNOCINT � :r�� Plans Bake Sale For Saturday • ' week 1 Mrs. F•nnie who Is 1erlou11ly ill. She celebrat. P�rtet,blllt @enl over the Chlorus Grimm, w, w. Mra. mother, her end , with her 93rd birthday April ,2 I V"'"'· Mn. R o.. McDade, Mrs Var1an. j of s t Mr and Mrs. C. E. Shee Ge n evieve Powell and Mrs. HalCrown City spent Sunday wLtb , (,II tie Shank. ...l Hatr)' Rouah ,on. d 1,1 Mr. Mrs. Dallu Hill and children I her Bister, Mrs. J. D. Roush. Lak� vl�i ted 1t1:den BY MRS. J. D ROUSH But Miller spent l�1t week H uey o c·lrcle Sunday OeDbie, Jan, Art hur and Dean of nd a Mr. The Faithful uslna, - M,, L. L. hi•. daughter, Miss Irene thelr cc. School clas.s of the Methodis t Apple Grove visi ted · Saturday w it h k. -wee \ thl• Nlt: e Miller of Columbus. Church met Friday evening al wi t h Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Powell. Noah Lesley H u rley Jr . . who S t . C tair and Jr.Ty Hill spen t the ho me of Mr,. Orpha Jnll. IACK IN L1.;;_ ·,11�p, spent Columbus n Ea ster wi lh their uncle, St . n employed is i and over c cake rream, Lun h of ice a CHICAGO U PI-R �Y K uen coffee was served to Mrs. Violel the weekend with his parents, M r. Clair Miller and other relatives k aide.lined. h> r more at- 'Morri!'f'ale, W. Va. G rimm, M n . Edn a Shields, Mrs. and Mn. Noah Hurley Sr. .. h n 1e returl�f • W. O. �ow rece�Uy r! t urned ls M:ti e�4lt!'d lp!b The Sunset Quartet compvsed and In ie C e 1 ug tiw.i,cht ii . Columbu1. in Fl'1!'· tive5 of Rev. Freeland Norris, Mr.B. f'rom ,pend.in& the winter m t _ .. Mrs. ! Mr. an d Mrs. William McKehey Florence Adams, Mrs. R. E. ida wlt h his daughter, 1 few r Lo e • � �alli aftery Mrs. und a · or Portland speiit S P9well and Anne Gladys Berry who accompanied , Martlyn Grimm lh e , in • and days w1lb .hfl' "-"v n oon with Mr . .and Mrs. T. G . H ill. Kin& havfJ been ainging at the him home. e lerd f l'l'Y d.>re. Mr. and Mrs. Ralp;1 west , of \ Mr.-, Al'J1l� Welt Columbia Church. or er t Po� y Darc Mrs. nd a Mr. ldr. and Mrs. H. J3_ Poweµ of Wgan spent the weekend wi t h her w,·nter u-,en pn: , Fla., arrl,ed �--sn• mother. Mra. Lovey sayre. at week.I l aeviira day to 1pend Mr. and MrJ. John �ne tt and their horn� here. Olher 1uest. ch1dre n and Mrs. Ervm or Steu- were ber brothu-in-law and 1ister benville and Lester Sponaele _of Mr. ind MI'S. H; e. Burnell or Colum bus spent t he weekend wit h Charleit:Oll. a } rtl r i-� n � :r� !�Fr�::rs � orris Mr. a�d M rs. R� Powell , chil ­ r n M Shirley, Rog�r. Ernie .and and daug hter Mrs. Christine Lake I dren or �pll�er were Fri day Beverly called on Mn, Mae Holt er at \ guests of hlli s11ter and brot,herMorn,· n g Star Sunday afternoon. in-law Mr. and Mrs. Okey Ke1ser. d Mr. and Mn. W alter Clelan F. A. eadle 11nd lltO� Harold and Mrs. Ida Howell visited EdSaturday _Jith h Ui mother, ward Howell S unday afternoon at apent M. Motffs of CharleSlon A. Mrs. Middle......... _.•• Letart Foil s RIVER REPORT DaJly SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O .• Aprll 28, 1960-3 j (,�Jnt quality w�hfas t pastel sheet s by Foxcroft. Durable, ,smooth, cool! Blu,e , ,pink, maize, mint iand orchid. . 59c Pastel Pillow Casas, 2 for $1 ' " - R·ED ANC HOR ' POMEROY i.:l .•, ! ' ,,.J-. ' •., ,,.,,,__ .,_....., ' ,•., . ' ,fr, ',, ·'I '; ,! · •i' " ' ·"j �• ·•- ' I : 7.-Dllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , April 28, 1960 l• ·Ma1·or E qw' pment Contracts Are Events Repo rte Awarded FOf s·1g andy Plant •• s ••• Jhe 265,000-ki.lowa.tt pl�nt's The Kent cky Power Co. today an• , ,;;.�liii;.;;i.-�;;;;. of contrarts I steam urbine-generator u mt w i ll ......._,.;;;;;.;;;;;===;;;;;;===--='1 l nounred the aw11rding to Westmghousc Ele<-tr1r Corp. lbe built by Westinghouse-the •I Babcock & W i lC'Ox Co., for turbine at its Steam Division al * • • • • • * • • * * * * * * * •. and •• major equipment to be insta ed I Leater, Pa .. and the a:eneratur al •• at its Big �ndy Plant, soon lo . its East Pi ttabu.rgh, Pa., plant. The turl11ne will operate at a bu :Jl in easter Kentucky. QC '• . steam prepure of 2, 00 pounds , , . , •' , The $3il null1on ,p.ant w i ll .be per square inch and a steam te rn • loe.i ed on the river of he same pera ure of 1,050 degrees F . name near Louisa, Ky. Con11Lruc.. I• Ba�®k' ant! WiJcox will build started in be expNted is lo ion • June with <"omple ion anticipaled the 150-foot hi,:h lleam boiler of •• he pulverized fuel-fired. reht>at for the fal l of I B62. '' I t -will have a t'apacity of type, ---. MEN'S WJ.SHJ.BLE •• HOL.ZER HOSPITAL su.pplying 1,890,000 p ou nd• or Adm issio n s, A pril 26: Charles main s eam per hour and l .534.- - :-:-::; :-,::m:-.-t::o,l :::----:te ,0::m �,::,� ON T;;; ff;:l:= r.l;;; on t l :d ·:0:pe::n:, c peti::; · tor berths on the t eam which will 200 I ut OP - A 1 ;v :: m u;. - represent t his eo11n t ry at the ,u mJUIUl5, ?: U, S. Olympic mer Olympic Games in Rome. 1 r:t ; savings on SHOES \ u t ll n 1 4 t t t t t t Canvas-Oxfords by TRED-LITE The Biggest Value In ' CASUALS • l l• . Lewis F l 1 n 1 . Jr. , t'li£ton: Mrs. Os- 000 pounds of ttheat steam per [ car D. St:hull. Pomeroy; Mrs. Thor hour. The princlp.aJ t.oiler comOh;on Carsey. H.a rr1 11.onv 11 le ; John ponen h will be fabricated at B. C . Hile. M uldlc1>ort ; nalp h G reg - and W 's. Bar berton, Ohio works. ory c;ibhs. New llav n ; )tiss ShirKen t ueky Power is a sister com. ley A nu Landaker, J�omeroy. pany of Ohi o ow er Co. an,d . is p DiS<'harges ,� April U: Jay Cline · ,, company 1u bs1d1ary an opera1m" 1 l J n k ' 8. Ch• r 1 , . 1 . n d en z· n, w·i Electric Power Co. American of rs r Mrs . mMary o.• a Harmon, ' 1 � 11am 11111enry lant new -w ill b p ' e inter-con, Sparks, Hen�ley, �;s . J?onald E: with the 1 nected and integrated �ayr�ond I . Wilson, D111ley Cur: other 1 major power atations of 5 t is �lamper. John Robert Brown. th e seve11 atate AEP Sy•t•m. Davi d Jones W a lker, Kenneth Randy Gardner, Joseph Cecil King, l saac M. Rifrle, John F. Blaellnar, Samuel Vititoe. ErvIn B. Gibbi, I W;\ilom L. Oldoker, Da,id Jenkin . Morgan, Jr., Mn. Eht.a J. Tull, Mrs. Charles D. Adams, Mrs. Ever�,:�s, Mrs. Janoil Harrison. t lThe I •' ' '' •' '' ' '' •' • •• MEN'S • • ' We Have A Complele White Moccasins Line of BeautUul by HUSKIES G I FTS $5.95 IOYS . . . . . . . . . . $4.95 Ml.D D LE PORT DEPT. STORE Save Cash Here Instead of Sales Slips MIDDLEPORT MILL STRUT . . I FOR - - - MOTHERS DAY I B. H. SANBORN JEWELER· OPTOMETR1$T MIii SI. Mlddl� .....rt I FOR Meigs County TREJ.SU RER . . Capable Courteous Elperienced Paid Pol. Adv. J U LIA� FOR CLERK OF COURT$ ( CORKY ) FOR KLOES Republltan Pr(JJ>uy Your Vote & support J\lpl)redated Capabl8 Eqi'erlenced Courteou1 news/ ·playtex'" bra, (2.50) ' WORLD WAR II VETERAN GRADUATE POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Your Vote Will Be Appreciated I ·-- - !'<id Pol. Adv. · Shop BEN FRANK LIN and Save! ex bra l f\ 4 HOSPITAL BON D ISSIJE •111� � ...... ae,. 9lle - 77c A MObiRM FULLY EQUIPPED CO U NTY HOSPITAL. II wtll .. a HVIIII memorial lo tho vtlonDI o I all wu1. For ¼ additional mill ol 1P,llwi we ' l . ' ;t t '----------------------------..---'" - __, 'J' I ·' ,, / .. I '• . ''SO MUCH FOR SO LITTL E'' . , l ' ./,, l. I ' ' . I A J1ospit�I is one of the �uncling &tl)ne s of o "good community,'' �lpt,g �Ith goocl ° ibn. nrpent, friendly peqple, good schoQls ond churches, fire �nd �lid"! ► p . �:! It Is 19m8thlng you put on the "credit side" when you're thinkin; �lioµt 'moving i,ifQ d community. This fundamental need I n our county is within our �h. We hav• . �y · fo help ourselves o little more to have it. ,. I . • i ' . 11£.;: ,,,...,. J· "' ' • ' ;;. .. I I . �. • I ' J - �-Y-17 ve1e,..,. 11�or111 Hoopllll C....patan Committee • .. . / -f�•�•-':",:-..:·"�•-:..:.'-----.;......._.,,:.,;·-••'•'•••;.•,.·--..;.--'..;.-----·-��::i-1r.:-----,:!-•··_., , .,."'c.li...:":'i"*-�"trfi.tt�tff7:::��;:;t--�----:-'.�"7".:"�--:-,......,��":�· ,.i.•.----�� ' � , .,-. c,.... i.. llr lu,tt., YOU Tl'fE PEOPLE OF MEIGS COUN TY MEED AND ARE EMTITLID TO ... llllve .,.,.,lhnalely f4tl,NO ...,... (IUl,Nt Federal aid). Polyethylene aubO batllr:et, attaches bene■ui d ■abboe.rd. Hae .clj\atabl.e metal hanger. With Sh't Sleeve, . . : .. ....... ...... Reg. J.lt - 99c WDft'Nln'1 winyt platform Nml■IJ. ' ' .'.. '., , .' ' ' '1 Reg. 1.118 I'; ' ,' ' ' ' . ' . ,:11 1 .00 - 77c 1,77 Special! Plastic quilt design, full zipper, inner pocket wllh Z:<>'· paclrel of motb CJ')'llllls. ' '1 ,•,: ' ' 1I ,' t I DAYS- $1 DAYS­ each - - -____ U6UallY $1.39 eanforized blue ehambr.ay work shim for ·a dol lar. Shes 14 ¼ t o 17. Hurry! $ v,1� �!.! _ _ 5 CURTAINS pair - - - Cool. breeze • invit­ ing Nyon net tailor­ ed ,pa irs for $1. Washilble, quick drying, full window si�. 40x84" , ',, ''' .J,' ,'♦ .' -· ,,._ ... �... ' - .' ... POIIMi>'r', � Olho . ... ' � ... ... ... ... ' "- r, 'EXTRA $1 DAYS BARGAIN! .. .. -FABULOUS U DAYS- ' 2-Pc. CheniHe Bath • . .. ' -FABU!,OUS..U DAYS,- 2 yds. $'. ! This table of manu­ facli.11'61"& und-ie close-outs i.s a riot of rolors ! Barga-ins galore _ . 5, for $1. - DOLLAR DAYS - fllain �oni -and ran- ·.t _ cy ,stnl)e!, Famoul!I - ;: ",, E &. W qua,,lity den- . "'.· ',i. iml specially pri,e6 for Dollar � oo­ ly. Hun:y! Cannon Quality - DOLLAR DAYS - Men's White T-SHIRTS WASH CLOTHS 1 :1 s 12xU" famow qualjty tern, wash cloths, good color $ice. Reg. 49c cotton knit T-abirt,, ¼ sleeves, aood color choice. s :_ 1 Fabulous $1 Buys in Lingerie!! WOMEN'S Drip-Dry WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S • . fv11 1.tng1• Gowns Gowns . Cool, •iry nighties in. drip-dty -cottop print&. No ironing needed. SUes 3440. s1 - Values to $1.99 in waltz or full­ length rayon triool gown. Putel col­ on.- Rea:, l!lizm. N_ ..,... tricot &U,- _,_ wilh ahadow proof dou­ ble panel. White. 32-44, • ." \ REG. $2,39 "FOXCROFf" COLO RED SH EETS •• 5 Paslel Colora Place S.Hing !,47 Value e Size 8 b99 1A 7 5-10 I( !Iii ('\ W N , -· ' ' . ;,._1 ,I. .'.'W.,.' ..... 5-pc, 1etUng M·elmac pla•, lie! Dinner plate, cu p, sau­ !,!Cr, salad plate, de&tiert. : ' Alk For A � Blll - � WASHABLE S ����I IUed- S 5 for $ Go Everywhere with Everylhlng! Perfect spring-thru -sum.mer T0ppen for every woman! _ _ Jighhveight wool, 100% trerilan fleece or wool/nylon, blend! __ White, beige, It. blu,, red, gold, black, nevy. f • '.I II/ A I L Y < ' $ for $ SPRING TOPPERS Rectangular leather • fmieh , pl-Uc waatebuket. White; ·black ,or mlho(an&-, 12-qt. lodies' Crepe Sole Scoop! Ladies' Rayon Reg. 69c E & W Spott PANTIES . DENIMS APRONS Ml S S E SI J U N I O R SI Reg. 1.29 -FABULOUS fl DAYS­ -FABULOUS U DAYS- -FABULOUS U DAYSFull Size Rayon Tailored LADIES' FANCY STYLE A S One and _2-pc. styles - embossed cottons, ny lo n sheers, cuponi/ cotton ,pnnts, rayon/-aeet.ate crepes, dacron scarf prints. embrotd­ c e � oftons:, dressy darks wit.h ,lingerie trim&, ·and many others. -FABULOUS fl DAYS- -FABULOUS U DAYSImported China Figurine VANITY d Genuine rubber ri thooga for Nm.fort and wear It beach, i.bower or casual weac. Ala,orted colon. ene moca. band-lac­ ed, heavy crepe rub­ ber !lO!e, 8890rted rolors. washable _ . 4 to 9 �. STYl,ES THE GREATEST - ALL HAND-PICKED! FABRICS THE NEWEST - LOTS OF THEM 1 Mens Chambray Work SH IRTS Wastebasket B E N FRAN K LI N 1 I Jf . D-R- E-S·S SMASH 5 J .99 _ s 5.9a Wash ' n wear, 'W'OV· en plaid6, solid&, & (,ancies! I vy League styles, with short .sleeves. 6 to 16. $1 1 0-20 - ALSO JUNIORll 7.15 SPRI NG and SUMMER ·, �' MANY OTHEit SPECJAIS TJUlOUGHOlJT THE STORE , I ''• I1/ ' 't '••,, ••" . ' I ,,, ,1 ,I , ◄ 1,'t' l t Reg. Big 1 6-Dress Ga�l!l•nt Bag �,...\.... • ,: i, ' ,, • . " "' '• ., . • ' '' ", ' ..'.' . .;•' ' ' ·,, ' , ..' ., ', ., • 'I " -- ltrtw tote • tfyle MISSES SIZES VALUES UP TO $1 4.95 4 Twnblers . . . . . . 17• Reg. 98c. Heavy glaaa. Pereolalor . . , . . . . . 99< Reg. J.69. Aluminum. Spoon Rell . . . . . . 29< Reg. 49c. "Busy Biddy". Slnl Mal . . . . . . . . 8k Reg. 1 . 19. Rubber. Wall Planter . . . . . 47c Reg. 69c. White, gold. BIi, Ball Sel , . . . . 77c Reg. 98c polyethylene. Sofa Pillows . . . . . . 88c Reg. 1.00. Washable! Balb Towels . . . , . 87c 79c value! Loomcrest. , Wemen's Briefs 4 pr. 88c Reg, 25c pr. Wo111ea's Blouae, . . 88t . 3"8; 98c. N;ew styles. Girls' Playsult . , . . 57e Reg. 79c. I-pc., 3,6X. Girls' Shorts . • . . . . 57e Reg. 79c. _ Sateen, S-6X. ..,...-.... o.n, $ SANDALS 'I Fabuloll8 New York Purehase HALF SIZES 1 4 1h to 24 ½ . Ul\ported vanity lam:Pl!I -- with Mina base :i.n pastel colon :,,iflh high q,uality fia.ncy shades for •dded beauty a:nri cluo,rn. SPECIALS . ' <an. Ref. 1,96 9et. Complete 5-pc. t� ' ' R... ,4.. $1.77 � . Window Sproy Badminton JU M BO BA RG AI NS � -- - · -- t SHIRTS , -FABULOUS Fam� F.My­ Offl 1�. ln aerosol ,prey 7 7� Reg. B8c 1.58 Clear thenno pla,stic, Sun• bunt de.<qn, Four lO-OZ. t uml>loro, hie Z<,t. .,ttd>er. ' ,-;: , ' ,�. 8oys' Summer Sport SUPER SAV INGS ! $1.79 roll for lawn edgin,g_ � ., •,. -FABULOUS U DAYS- ' $1.27 !leg. r l' 2 p rs. ''%ORI" 4 p rs. SOCKS Assorted colorw. Sii-­ es 4 to 12. Fine gauge rayon panties for children. f�:. 99c Litter Basket S pairs - - - $ !a,tic s Hoov� witlh quilted sides, full Pp-per! Dtmabl e! Molh • reipf'llen t! Holds 14 ,iaJroe.IJta , ' , , • 1 ,.Buy Ior sum.Jner, Aluminum Beverage · Set $ Print uppen, with terry Hni.ng, eoft padded roles. Sizes 5 to 9. Washaible! Pair - I Reg. 39c. For freeuir foods. \I ••• PANTIES 54-lnch Heavy Plastic GARMENT 2 3� \ .• FOR TH E HOUSE SUPPERS s...aion Patrol How. ! SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING '; 'i -FABULOUS U DAYS­ -FABULOUS U DAYS­ -FAililLOU8 fl DAYS­ H-, Women,, Cb1ldreu Children's Pastel Rayoa Boys' Fancy Cotton -FABULOUS U DAYS­ fl.59 l,adieo' Terry Lined c.,.·I Scout Cardinal Marlex pitas­ tic - can be bolk,d! 1 \1, , 211, and �t. l MAY Then the paper "Atomic' Ener­ gy Commiasion" was, given by Mrs. Marcus Chamben, She said the study of atomic enerv and iL uaes as a peaceful means In agricultural, ilclen\jfic, industrial world and medicine for the nation was of e:reat benefit. After the meeting refte&hmenb · were served from the dining room where arrangement, of anapdragon1 and aprinc flowen were used. During the socla.l hour mu1ic or the organ and piano were played for the JUHta by Mn. -FABULOUS Container 1 I, ., ,, . .• l, . I. Reg. 1 .98 Set 3 Mixing Bawls Reg, $1.49. For laundry . 3 rd IWO BIG DAYS - FRI. & SAT. · '· ·' Mrs. Jone, named Mrt. Dale Dutton, Mrs. Rodney Downing and Mrs. Forrest Bach tel II the new program committee. The study of the United Nations was continued with the paper, "The Flaa: Code" given by Mn. Jone.a which was very interut• Jng an d informative. i M EI GS CO U NTY ' S H OS PITA L Southeastern Oh io's Biggest Dollar Sale The clo1lne meetin1 of the )'etr f or lbe Middleport Uterary Club w11 held Wedneld1y afternoon al the h.ome of Mn. Harold LobN wlth her mother, Mn. WIWUD Bradford u hotteu. ,A.!ter a few word.I of thanU from Mrs. Bradford, (tbe rellrin1 preaident), to the member, ror their cooperation ahe baQqtd tile 1avel, as the 1ig,n of I.he office to the new .pre1ident, Kn. Emert0n Jone�. who promiaed t o do her &es t to make the cnmlnJ year a 1uccess for t he clr.b. The Card inal Patrol of Girl Scout Troop Six met with their leaderfl, Mn. Roger Spencer and Mrs. Herbert Dixon, \londa)' alter school at the Spencer home. Following a short bulineH seasion, the girls hiked ti, the lily cave on t he Harley Brown pro­ perty to gather wild flowert, Refreshments were terved by. Debra S pencer to Sandra Gilmore T-----Polly Ann Bauer, Jo� Evans, Susan Dn:on, the leaden and two Hank Scott 61 Alaban.a is spend. mg a few day1 wi th hi1 aunt, Mrs. guests, Roger Dixon ar.d Roi er · Louise Headley. Spencer. Recorde r Paid Pol. Adv. · great Mr. and Mrs. ou, McCUntoek and children spent the wteltend in Athens w,lh Dr. and I Mrs. Charles Jividen and fa.ml ! , Mra. Harty Wlltohl!J 1, ailing her ,on-In-law and daugh ' Mr, and Mn. Hoover In Cinclnnpti. Mr•. Ann Coe 11 v11mn1 rela- co .. nty May 3rd Primary U.JIIQOII TY, cotton-pretty"' FOR Repabllean Candidate Pd, 1'101. Adv. Racine Society News Republican Candidate Mt igs Co. Co mm issione r 0.Uflt': Monl&omeroy 13.8 on upper, 9,5 on lower, running 8� feet; G11lippoli1, llU 011 upper, 12.7 on lower, runnlna 10 feet; Lock 23, 14.7, 1 1.2 running � wickets CondHlon of Mow.lbl• Dam.: All dams are up .averaging abo ut '4 of trap . Ohio lliwer 80.h: Downboun d : Lock 13, Alter 2:20 am, 0.1 · Le­ high 6:40 am, 12-1; Lock 14,' City of Huntington 7:� am, 18-0; Lock 10, Harriet M . 7:35 am, 0-2; Lock 1 1 , Robert E. Reed 7:00 am, 0-7; L.ocll: 23, Jefferson 1 :25 pm, 16- 1 ; Elger Clitr 2:30 pm, 2- 0; C. V. Horner 2 :40 pm, 2-0; Irene Chohn 3:30 pm, 1-3; bland Creek 4:00 pm, 0. 7; Helen Z al 4:,'JO pm 6-0; Bob Benter 9:� pm 1'1-1; Robert G. Wes! 10:35 am, 4-0; Upbound: Lock 23, Janie D. 12:5() am, 2·3j Beaver 4 : 15 pm, 0-1; Joe Lucas • 7:05 am, 0-4. Forty-nine memben and their guesta of the Junior Methodist Youth Fellowthip of the Heath Methodl1t , C'hurth, Middleport, enjoyed a stating party Wednes­ day evening at the Sl!:lte-a-W1y at Cheater. The young people met at the churth at 7:00 and went to the rink together. Chaperons were Rev ... and Mrs. Raymo n Ko11krl1ht, Mn. L. W. M cComas and William Da,is. Others providing transportation were Mrs. James Criswell, Mrs. Ll'wrence Morarity, Mrs. Eugene · Harris and Jack :Bechtle. I FIRi( VICTIM o. UPI-John ALUA NCE, Hahlen, 86, became the first traffie fatality this year in the city Wednesday night when he was struok and killed as he croned a st reet in front of hla home. PAU L H I LL' ' Mr,. Emmer1on Jona New Literary Club Head Heath JMY Fellowahip Holda Skatin11 Party Von FOR (NOONIE) von FOR OVAL DI DDLE Prhnuy Republlean FOil ''TOO GOOD TO TURN DOWN·,, ,. Vote F'o r ·C. 0. Fisher VOT E I The Sunshine Sunday School Clas.s or t he Ma10n Mrthodlst 1 Church met last Thunday1 at the home of Mrs. Jean Warner with Mrs. Emily Burge11 apd Mr1. LI­ 1 iah Zerkle assisting. The group voted to conduct a bake sale and soup sale at the Ma· son Met hodist Church on Saturdu April 30 beglnnlng at noon. Cu,. tomen are asked to brinJ their own soup containera. Mrs. Hazel Smith, prealdent, waJ in charge ol the meetln� whlcla opened wi t h devotionals. Oamf!t were play� and refre•h• ment1 served to Mi11 Hllda Wel!lf, Misa Loren■ Weiss, Mn. Mary Berry, Mn. Evel)'n Proffitt, ·Mrt. Pearl Roush, Mrs. Mur1 Me1ee, 'Mrs:. ·Malilda Noble, Mrs. 'Jlazel Smith, Mrs. Joyce Carson, Krl. Vi­ vian Fry, Mn, Ellefl Fo1t,sonc, Ml'�. Mary Capeharj:, Mi81 Mary I Dudding, ·Mrs. Betty Lish, '1 gue,t, and the ho1te111es. GIFTS of JEWELRY ar ,;;����:a:aa�·��2���;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;== uns ,---,-e Cl ass =---­ I s,-----hin Completely Washable In Two Tone Brown, Two Tone Black and Sand. LACE-UP ..,d SLIP-ON STYLES hi• arralJnment on I reln•tated four.count Indictment ch,UJin.1 NEW YORK UPI - Manhattan him with eon1plr1cy and conflict Borou&h Preaident Hulan E. Jack of Interest. pleaded innocent Wednesday at •pet.\ , I '' 'd JACK ,L ■ ADI INNOCINT � :r�� Plans Bake Sale For Saturday • ' week 1 Mrs. F•nnie who Is 1erlou11ly ill. She celebrat. P�rtet,blllt @enl over the Chlorus Grimm, w, w. Mra. mother, her end , with her 93rd birthday April ,2 I V"'"'· Mn. R o.. McDade, Mrs Var1an. j of s t Mr and Mrs. C. E. Shee Ge n evieve Powell and Mrs. HalCrown City spent Sunday wLtb , (,II tie Shank. ...l Hatr)' Rouah ,on. d 1,1 Mr. Mrs. Dallu Hill and children I her Bister, Mrs. J. D. Roush. Lak� vl�i ted 1t1:den BY MRS. J. D ROUSH But Miller spent l�1t week H uey o c·lrcle Sunday OeDbie, Jan, Art hur and Dean of nd a Mr. The Faithful uslna, - M,, L. L. hi•. daughter, Miss Irene thelr cc. School clas.s of the Methodis t Apple Grove visi ted · Saturday w it h k. -wee \ thl• Nlt: e Miller of Columbus. Church met Friday evening al wi t h Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Powell. Noah Lesley H u rley Jr . . who S t . C tair and Jr.Ty Hill spen t the ho me of Mr,. Orpha Jnll. IACK IN L1.;;_ ·,11�p, spent Columbus n Ea ster wi lh their uncle, St . n employed is i and over c cake rream, Lun h of ice a CHICAGO U PI-R �Y K uen coffee was served to Mrs. Violel the weekend with his parents, M r. Clair Miller and other relatives k aide.lined. h> r more at- 'Morri!'f'ale, W. Va. G rimm, M n . Edn a Shields, Mrs. and Mn. Noah Hurley Sr. .. h n 1e returl�f • W. O. �ow rece�Uy r! t urned ls M:ti e�4lt!'d lp!b The Sunset Quartet compvsed and In ie C e 1 ug tiw.i,cht ii . Columbu1. in Fl'1!'· tive5 of Rev. Freeland Norris, Mr.B. f'rom ,pend.in& the winter m t _ .. Mrs. ! Mr. an d Mrs. William McKehey Florence Adams, Mrs. R. E. ida wlt h his daughter, 1 few r Lo e • � �alli aftery Mrs. und a · or Portland speiit S P9well and Anne Gladys Berry who accompanied , Martlyn Grimm lh e , in • and days w1lb .hfl' "-"v n oon with Mr . .and Mrs. T. G . H ill. Kin& havfJ been ainging at the him home. e lerd f l'l'Y d.>re. Mr. and Mrs. Ralp;1 west , of \ Mr.-, Al'J1l� Welt Columbia Church. or er t Po� y Darc Mrs. nd a Mr. ldr. and Mrs. H. J3_ Poweµ of Wgan spent the weekend wi t h her w,·nter u-,en pn: , Fla., arrl,ed �--sn• mother. Mra. Lovey sayre. at week.I l aeviira day to 1pend Mr. and MrJ. John �ne tt and their horn� here. Olher 1uest. ch1dre n and Mrs. Ervm or Steu- were ber brothu-in-law and 1ister benville and Lester Sponaele _of Mr. ind MI'S. H; e. Burnell or Colum bus spent t he weekend wit h Charleit:Oll. a } rtl r i-� n � :r� !�Fr�::rs � orris Mr. a�d M rs. R� Powell , chil ­ r n M Shirley, Rog�r. Ernie .and and daug hter Mrs. Christine Lake I dren or �pll�er were Fri day Beverly called on Mn, Mae Holt er at \ guests of hlli s11ter and brot,herMorn,· n g Star Sunday afternoon. in-law Mr. and Mrs. Okey Ke1ser. d Mr. and Mn. W alter Clelan F. A. eadle 11nd lltO� Harold and Mrs. Ida Howell visited EdSaturday _Jith h Ui mother, ward Howell S unday afternoon at apent M. Motffs of CharleSlon A. Mrs. Middle......... _.•• Letart Foil s RIVER REPORT DaJly SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O .• Aprll 28, 1960-3 j (,�Jnt quality w�hfas t pastel sheet s by Foxcroft. Durable, ,smooth, cool! Blu,e , ,pink, maize, mint iand orchid. . 59c Pastel Pillow Casas, 2 for $1 ' " - R·ED ANC HOR ' POMEROY i.:l .•, ! ' ,,.J-. ' •., ,,.,,,__ .,_....., ' ,•., . ' ,fr, ',, ·'I '; ,! · •i' " ' ·"j �• • •l - Tornadoes' Free Pass l.isf Mou nts· Wabama'a Wblte Falcon :nase• it& string of victor�•II tum 1es ,to t against �o de(eats Wed· neMi._,, when �Clne came to Mason County, winning 9-4 on only lhrff h_i� l\'IP'pared lo Ra<ute'S live b.loitla • ' "!1 r I l • I ·\ 1· • bit,:. SIMONIS For Radne Duane WoUe, •101- lng pitcher. doubled and f'ln&l,ed ad •�• •Whlle Sahn �u t a WIile ,' Hid Grimm and Wicklin e ble off winner Larry ttara:ravei, Hara:t.aves fanned 7 while Wolfe wblffed 3 and Johnny �la_nd 5. .SELF SERVICE MARKET i I ru Pomeroy, Ohio Biit iu1.!! V ••I Piddles - Sleak• CQOPS Bl)�TS CITY ClllCKEN r Pork liver · · 1 9c lb. . I . Neclr tones · · 19c lb. . 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'· . . \ Three WahalJ'l.a Junior Hi&h The ,Buff•lo Bl&OnB , 1hootin1 fot Of an m te ( students and one Point School coRHGu.tive aeeond � h e t ck Junior student are win• ot t Pleasan on ba tiooal Le.11ue title, a: ,d•aa ,...,.Jri . ht nl Golden Hone Shoe ay the 1'1 Wed of a: ne lltld tr•� tbt winniD& rauua n;.n ha.lf-1ame (lr11t Contest In M.aaon Count)' accord, their mai11.t1ln . to . . . ·, . Ing lo 0t;, M. R;ee. un place lud, F0'1), Q, ·I'� - 14��-•Cf: l'PltO\u , Winnen were Beverly Burn1, Y � tl, W 11qi,, • ':� Doctor of Ath�� a1er KerbJ tarrell I herd,• Gratu 11 Aldrtd ie, and W IUlam " to ,,.-a� to '.¥,�li won the(r (Int five �mes Gate& all of Wahama and lwiAtta� , �!04 v1r•l� !er;�ted :� JU:; !yn S�ith, Pl. PleHtnt. 11 , Ot, . ).'. _ be d 1 �n 1 t A •to;1 l T\venly-seven elh�t h grade 1tu• ing of Art � hlli'J it' six-h f � :� 8:. LUl dents participated in the conlelt. 1 if� . ·�v�· M•hafff and Toro Acker: The winners will attend • cere• · ftt three 1'i1l be hOftO!'td. at .,on Lan of D mon)' In Charlfl!ton ,nd will be • hittin g: power The �� lhJ iO al teathen, t l a he crowned Knlehts snd Ladlea alona lill&nJieN; ·1-. �ffllnfstf1iton In dJulJI and V{ayne Grah �t edhome h m witb four wlnnera Crom each coun ndru III i La 'H'Gf�l-ll 11port,, Pretilde.nt BilOlt attack. n the fifth ty of the ,tate . I 111'bo1N two with run Johll ff, �IUUett ' ilid. . k a 1 - 1 tie. Graha m belted Ew� · mael\ of the World to brea Governor Ceci l Underwood wUI 1. innin first the irt th ama o l 1 ••tt1'1\0re Oolt, of the hi• to uct the ceremony. The ,tu" Cll · TM: Toronto Maple Leah rer cond wp\ e Lea1t1 U � , J)a . •� ll also be Laken on a tour s . ' ed a half gsme back or Buf• : dent w� ty of Chari���- '111! lelt c 1 �fU Ulied �m- lliam l 1n JtiS, maln �e t 4:>f 1 Ha• Mia mi, 6-4 of \he oievelllld Calo by 1pankin1 Vir11ni1 H �ory West on gnoen 11 t0-5, eal, ontr lugged M ' of the ,tn,., ,,11 ,raduated l van• outs r scored an uphill 7-3 1 each , year to eighth cra era heste ind' Alirtoin, manacer of ahd Roc throughout the state. over Col\11npu1. ory vict 1,o11 AnJele1 ' ' - ., < · . ,, �· Select one of these gifts of lo1& 1e,v�-r•"t beauty . . . designed especiolly with ,notil. • •-• " 4T " - - . • , . .t. .* . :J, �, fOflr-J«ol. t#Jthorlffll -Chevrolet cltakr . . ,' l. �S!.• , . . ---·---·------- ----,.. . . .. - �, : • !',lrt!?x a' ; j • \ iL Diamood Rae�I Mason Contest I UaltMI Preu lnternet..,._ i· $ ..... ... , !, . ., Stud;nts Win J • < i I llAi' · .., , . �d In Tight Thre" Wabama • .._. ,.'·, , . . i a;' J'lileWr 1!t1 ....,· .,1yy 0Ii1 . . .· ' ( , Bisons Hold Onto .• ., ' ' I ,. ' ,,I 1 M1' t� .1 I ·, • $,S fo · ,, J 1 � , P91tM w. ·•••" It. - WYendotfe �'.-2 , f '.. I ' ,. , ' I ' l worthy l"1!"· Cff" . 'fASTY . PJo,p11� WY 1-Jffl S.V. Your lll,II Qreen SUmpo - Plll> A I \ SWEllf THE FOOD-MA I f 3 ·.-·- . . ' � ' OF 11'A ftD 1 ·' ¢ASH ' . . WM1t r :. NO. I FINE COOKING you ..,::... . I.OD :j APPLES . . . . 3 lbs. 39ti . -� . . POTATOES "' 10 1bs. t9� • • furnitUt� a •at. waa • ln lbe ear. Ad� jami M ·. � SEE US F'OR CAS.H l + .. FINE EATING OR COOKING • ,• bu d� 1 ._.;,;, .. !""'' .. """" ,,_ .......... GO. !IICONOlll!Y S�VINGS LOAN L JUMBO GOLDEN luffalo 7 Richmond 2 Th,,t', a 6303 medlum-dutu Chev­ rolet powered by a 283-cu,•I•. \•8. But there's ,ure fKlthlng m,d;� do<y about the load. Mr. ), E. Blanldn1hlp, Arkan,o, logging contractor, 1ay1 boll, of hb forrion...sprlng 6303'1 ..mout1 alon� ot 40 to 50 ndle, per l1our wlll1 &,000 pound., g,o.1, welghl and fflDfntajn a 5--trip-a-dar, achtdule with no trouble at all." Figure the fQOMf uou ,oo, vou'v, ,:ot o midlum-d11<y tn,clc thal can cowr 3/Jµ)/) bdck-coont,y mile, a ,,.., wllh a hlgh-tonnag• loodl JO Ur $1 000 CRISP \'\JMMY MINOR LIAGUI RISUL TS! INTER NATIO NAL LEAG UI .Chevy middleweight shows the big rigs bow ifs done! I I.; •I. ., '?1 OVER BACK-COUNTRY ROADS AT G WITH A SKY•HIQH LOAD Of T,MIER I \ of ,i -�d Lion•• sure Loans for acy· pose on S!pturt' �. • II I SHORT RIBS Iii. 35c I th• ••llll Wi.: ;;.ft." !t:.. HaY• bllle -� BEEF - .. I 1:;·· :;:. C, ; i.na•JJ' Dickens May Get Axe For Hoosier Acts Pomeroy sot two runs in the first innJng on singles by Wilson and Ed Bartels and an error on �Joore's grountler. In the seventh Bartels led off with a eingle, stole �econd. and scored on Grueser's I second hit. a single. Grueser, Bar­ Lels and Wi lson each had two hits BLOOMINGTON. Ind. UPI Phil Dickens of Indiana may be while Howard Parker rapped a the fin;! prominent football coach long triple. to lose his job in 1960 as a result For the Jackets, Rick Oiler, Dave of the :school's new recruitin& Hartinger and Boone Hindy, losing ! sc:s ntlal. pitcher, got singles. , Oiler's and Dickens, who sat out a year­ Hartinger's were bunched in t he I loni: suapensioJ1 H Hoosier foot­ third but i,,ner )Vilson hid loaded ball coach in 1957 for violating the bases with a wal k, he lanne<I I the recruiting code said Wednes­ Hindy for the third out. In t he day's action by the NCAA was a seeond Hartinger and Hindy reach• ''damn, durned shame.'' ed third •114 second wit.Ji no one 1 Dickens denied he or any of his out bu.l Wit.on setOed d,own to staff was &uilty of wrongdoi ng in ran Ml\ce LilUe, Tom Anderson and obtaining phyers despi te the Mannin Ballmizardner. g , NCAA move and • p11rallel iillvt!s• Wilson fanned 8, walked one, tigation into recruiUnK irregular­ and hit one whil e Hindy had ·r ities by the Big Ten. ImUana was strikeout, and �a lked 3 for his put on probation for four years bed Show o(. thie season. and faces .being •bann�d from Tlilday the Panthers go lo Rut­ NCAA competiUon. land ror a non- leaguf! contest whil e Jt appeared tha t Dicken• may become the victim or well - mean• ' Mkidleiiorl Jays over until May S, moving then lnto Ga ll ipol is. ing ff00tier- al umni who sought to boost Indiana into the football United PrHI lntem•tlonar GltE ATIST STJP NATIO NAL LEAGU E Umeli&hl. YOR K UPI-New York �W • D ick . W L Pct. Ga Penooally gu!Uy or not, app roval of _ a $44,2,500 ap­ A Cat)' • Pittsburgh . . . . 9 3 .7!SO ena' future appeared ahak y . propr�atlon for fmal plan .'i and Bi.&: To,n reaulation on recruiting Eiln Francisco 8 4 .667 1 1pecffte1tlo nt !O build a new Lo! A n �t>:les pub in jeopardy the esnployment 7 Iii .&83 2 Wal hailed today "a the Bltdlum Milwaukee 6 Iii .lli411i 2 �2 of a ataf( member guilty of viol agreatest s tep taken 10 far on beSt. l,uuis Iii 6 .4n& 3½; tjons. ha,1f of the Continental Leu. ." Phllatlclphia 5 7 .417 4 Cincinnati 4 9 .308 51h H■Y.... 10 Montrul 5 . . . 3 8 '.27S 5 ¼: To- 6 Ml"'II 4 Chica..:o W•dn•Mlo'1 RNUJt1 ...� 1 c.1.....,, 3 Loi An1ale1 9 Chicago 4 .\l,l,ll,1C4'! A,QOC IATION Pitt.burgh J Phllad•lphla 2 (N) H- • lndl-..11, . 3 Mllw-aukn I Cincinnati 5 (NI o,1111-fl, Wort!, S It. ,11111 I Friday's Games Cheri- pt Mlnn-10,, ,..., Plthbuf'9h at (lndnNtl (N) PACIPIC ,o,t,IT LI.AGUE Philadelphia •• Mll._,auku (N) Seit Lf�• . City 12 POrtland S S.n Franclw«, •t �ot An1tlff- (N) Spoken• tJ T1COMe 9 AMERI CAN Ll!AGUl1 Va�v•r · a, l■n Ditto, ppd. W L ,1:t. GB Suttle at S.Cr1rw1�t,, ,,._ _ Detrnil . . . .. G 2 6 EASTIR N L.AGUI ; New York . . !!i 3 . Ii, Allentown I llngh1mton 6 Wa!ihington . . . . .. Iii 5 ,0 ¾: Sprlnr,llald Unc:H • Knn�as City tfi. � ..,,. ,, Iii .4 . W l 5 il NlfflllHt,... df . 1Jalt1more .•. . . , . . 4 IS . 4 ', ' IOUTHIRN � � I JPN ' Bo�ton . . . . . . . . . , 5 ·. 2 . M.Mflhls 4 Bir hkiih � 1 t:hicago 3 4 .429 2 Little Rock 2 Ch1tt• 0 Cleveland . . . 2, 4 .333, 2� Nashville I I) Atl•nt• O WecfJtfldaJ't Rasulh Moblla 7 Sllrev-,ort 2, I It· WHhin,ten 5 N._i'.Yorlc 4 Shravtpport 10 Moblle 6, 21\.d Baltlrnora I laeto11 S (H) KantH City 3 o.trMt I (N ) ,rlday'• Oi11me1 Dtlrolt al C hicago (�) k1nN1 Cltr ,t Clev•l•ncl INI New York 1t ·•ltlmo.... (N) We'.. ....., ,_ anything llke tho ,mount of pralle truck ownon ea heepng on Chevy', MW toniQn spring tulpl!n1k>n. Own11r1 lib the fact the truck handl,i I wbolo lol outer, con ,non luter o(I !lit rood wilhoot bootin1 tho clffl'OI to ' and loooo •• ,wta]. They � the Idea ol .. � "' mile, Wor. � . ' • Om,, • '80 Phovy Jlllt 4 -� IIOIUSQ ai�inl ''to be &ODe for a fitw d1y1. Thit lberlfl ujd all the money foovd on tbe bod.WI wat t11:ree St billt. and lwo roll.I o1. ptllfllel. Ke u1d a moner -.di:, with Lawrence County Nation.al Bink, Can\.Qn, N . Y . , 1uim.ped on 'it wu on the windahleld wiper. Em, uid, howevd. "I do not feel they we re Involved ln t DY aime " He aald the cir wa p•rtr:ed in • sully off the Stanier· ed r m info · ra csbu bani .llec of llfil fload about a mite off U. S. b le,! ftOm the 1141n tha t tl:ie boy• &0\ t he Hr ville '21 end about eight 111.iles north nnt Of this Wuhlnaton County 1ut. , t he fron carll t of, 1ftdow f on,e no iiClli of vi- �� :,.,.: � - . . . . ... ..."'I ..Thl1 &, beiDi written bl lat 1'b-t1 it uk.ln& lllarJ to ror am youilHI whose bod· I dairk. tora:et ." 11 wu up,l� aod &ive • fouad i n 1' parked car Deane North;r;\lp ruW � died u.. _,.1 nor berB. d �in I•e� y peel Sher- death b m.onmlu polNoina d.· la ID a,�1 suicide w .., I.er •n auiOPlf . 11 111 id ll:f DND 1 Elli• qld there wu no ldeotill, b, ailhl. n•• � Neu n • lWJa II.id. l.auH!I V c,.liOn ott the bodltl, n Qt eve 4!' iv �r •1 Ucen.e . He Hid Mlw tlfllint, 22, 11 . e.cb•n:!':,'· th o h tr cln � � c;�•�led of ' :mo�aldt caiUon was fflJllde of tt'e car.a. i &O111d,ime lbe ll(ense plale1 � �•-'.L · • oba.lrrlY }tlllt uld Mn. C� l O . Neub- BUDGET pemng Sl'ANDINGS TRACTOR 1'1RE by Dig Food . . · · $1 .89 ' Unp'reeedented · ed F�•g� 'l.,t Slat By JI•• l 1e. H Jder ""' Pomeroy Panthers made their base.ball record .i little more glit• terina: Wed11esday with a fflll:lhod· 1 c;;.l 5-0 victory over tht' Middle, • µorl Yellow Jackets in -ii Southern o D1v iswn g.une. The !'anthers now art> 7-0 in ,11 games. 4-0 in the I Senatore defea,�d the New York li:.igue. Yankees, 5-4, and the Baltimore Orioles scored an 8·3 wi n over Bill Wilson's three hit pitthing the Boston Red Sox. was backed up with 9 Panther hits 1 Hank Aaron drove in two runs featured by Tom Grurser's third­ with o homer a nd three si ngle! inning 350 foot plus triple over and 11.1!0 contributed a spectiu· u- the Jacket centerfidder's head Jj. r rally•killin g catch i n the out sc oring Wi lson who had singled field to pace the Braves' tri­ and stolen second. Grueser scored 11mph. t:<>rlton Willey rece1,•t>d on an error at second HS the Jack credz1 for the win. f'ls tried to c,1ch (;n,1' Moore, who had walked, slealing. •• • • • a Youths Die In Apparent ni lva · ct On I.A.nely Lane N ear Marietta rt, 0., A,,.U 28, 1980---II D•Ui Sentinel, !'l>rperoy-Mlddlepo . La W Sk 1• nner ett•mg Credit . United Prtiu International Go no furtht"r lhlln Vern Law's LOO earned run average and Bob Sk1n11er'1 .390 batting average ti you're looking for reaso ns why th e P't I tsburg I l p1rates look hke J Q the comeback kids of JQ6(]. One o r the biggest disappolnl· CHATHAtrt . N. J. U?I - D on Jordan has \definitely placed him• m ents o r J 959 , the Pirates lead sel r in I.he \,'!!rang e po�it� n of t he National League by one game risking his wr1terweigh9 crown in today and their six-�amc wirming streak equ1.h the best 1 hey put a non-t itle bul.11. Despite all 'Uw protests, advisor to1;:elher all last season. In foct. Roy Renard a1lnounced here to- it is onl)' one game sb.ort of the any NL team day at Jordan'g. camp that Don longest streak '' positively" will \go through with achieved last season. And there's no doubt that Law , hie tune- up bout, 11gains1 c a n dy 30• ye .ii r-old, 200-pound rig h t• a 14 M re, ay Baltimo at nd 1 h ander and Skinner, a gangling 1. · McFarla That 's only 13 days before Jordan · s sdic dul l' d d .'.: f <: n .!le uf ! h e 190,po u n d outfielder, have been l47• pou ud title against Benny rKidl lhf' key reasons for the turnabout. I aw t11rnecl 111 his third straight Pa rl'l 111 l.<1li Vegas, ' ,Nev., May 27 . romplete gamC' victory o f the sea• Renard rnarle his :r.nnouncemc n l i n the fa (· i• of a w.uning from so u ll n ? Skinn er drove in two Pres.ident Ant�ony Ms<"eroni of the ( flln s wilh a .2-for• 2 performance Natio nal Bo:,;i ng Assn. that lhe Wedne stlay rnght when the Pi­ the . P h il il tl.! l_phia I NBA prob a b ly wt. u ld �ea ll' Jor• rat�s . shade d Ph l 3-2, to gv one hill game hes, 1 da n 's title in t h l' Cllllf' of an i r'ISan Francisoo ahead idle of the st ore he t and reque l ury at Baltim [ for Giants. the postponement or the Las . Ttle Milwaukee Braves swept a Yeps title bout. lwo-game series from their favor­ ite cousins when they whipped the Cincinnati Retls, 8·5, and the Los Angeles Dodgers bea t the Chkago Cubs, 9-4, in the other I ONI �� NL games. In the Amerlcan Lea­ gue, the Kanus Ci t y Athleti<-'S dealt lhe t:>etroit Tigers a second straight loss, 3-1, the Washing ton sure:Gr,, ot.o . . • , 1•• s1.oo Panthers Win i @ .­ $1 .69 LUCKY IUY I 'MORE 49c lb. .50 lb. Uncl■ulfled I ' I sued, miking a grand total of If R,.cine i s at Eastera Fridc1y. U 1 2 010 0-� 5 1 wa lks issued by Racine pilchen h'�dne . . in '5iJ1 games Al Wahama i l kept" W'•hama 043 002 x .9 3 3 ll. Wolfe (LP), Cleland t'iJ and the To rnadoes in constant trouble, Wa hama's boys didn't hit murh Jar1·elL Hargr.tves and V a n Metcr \ ----for • •impk ,.,son . they couldio"l reach the ball. Bi& Wahama di.ocher waa &a1pb A.p in it ,was Lbe 1nability of Racine pitc�• to find t�e _pl•!-e �ar�'s double �ith the ¥Cks lull that handed victory away. A in th e second inning. Clirk added total of 13 free pa�ses wal Is• .anolher double and Gilliam got a single for all of W&hama'• • I " 1 Falcons Annex Ninth Straight Diamond Win Ir ' \\ ' " • ess. Bronzetone with tan upholstery �• • •l - Tornadoes' Free Pass l.isf Mou nts· Wabama'a Wblte Falcon :nase• it& string of victor�•II tum 1es ,to t against �o de(eats Wed· neMi._,, when �Clne came to Mason County, winning 9-4 on only lhrff h_i� l\'IP'pared lo Ra<ute'S live b.loitla • ' "!1 r I l • I ·\ 1· • bit,:. SIMONIS For Radne Duane WoUe, •101- lng pitcher. doubled and f'ln&l,ed ad •�• •Whlle Sahn �u t a WIile ,' Hid Grimm and Wicklin e ble off winner Larry ttara:ravei, Hara:t.aves fanned 7 while Wolfe wblffed 3 and Johnny �la_nd 5. .SELF SERVICE MARKET i I ru Pomeroy, Ohio Biit iu1.!! V ••I Piddles - Sleak• CQOPS Bl)�TS CITY ClllCKEN r Pork liver · · 1 9c lb. . I . Neclr tones · · 19c lb. . GOLDilN RIPE la11i11nas 2 lbs. 25c I C.,,.1 V■c1.'lum P1ckttd Ceffee · · · · · · Pttatoes I Lu.ken Expect To Hit ..... h I CalI• fOfllla C e8 U . �EW YORK UPI-The M1 0 nefl,· n t draw � hs Lakera,. who coul � fl u,:a to their game� m , ree! n l years , hope. to stri ke 1! rich again In Callfor nla. 1 The board of gove rnors of the Nat ional Baske tball Assoc iation Wedne.da approved by II un:mi mout ,vot: the transfer of the �ers• fran hlse to Los Ange les "it a .aalisfa:tory acbedu\e can be draw n·• for the 1960,61 ieason. $2.1 5 j • • • 50 lb. I Sis. 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R;ee. un place lud, F0'1), Q, ·I'� - 14��-•Cf: l'PltO\u , Winnen were Beverly Burn1, Y � tl, W 11qi,, • ':� Doctor of Ath�� a1er KerbJ tarrell I herd,• Gratu 11 Aldrtd ie, and W IUlam " to ,,.-a� to '.¥,�li won the(r (Int five �mes Gate& all of Wahama and lwiAtta� , �!04 v1r•l� !er;�ted :� JU:; !yn S�ith, Pl. PleHtnt. 11 , Ot, . ).'. _ be d 1 �n 1 t A •to;1 l T\venly-seven elh�t h grade 1tu• ing of Art � hlli'J it' six-h f � :� 8:. LUl dents participated in the conlelt. 1 if� . ·�v�· M•hafff and Toro Acker: The winners will attend • cere• · ftt three 1'i1l be hOftO!'td. at .,on Lan of D mon)' In Charlfl!ton ,nd will be • hittin g: power The �� lhJ iO al teathen, t l a he crowned Knlehts snd Ladlea alona lill&nJieN; ·1-. �ffllnfstf1iton In dJulJI and V{ayne Grah �t edhome h m witb four wlnnera Crom each coun ndru III i La 'H'Gf�l-ll 11port,, Pretilde.nt BilOlt attack. n the fifth ty of the ,tate . I 111'bo1N two with run Johll ff, �IUUett ' ilid. . k a 1 - 1 tie. Graha m belted Ew� · mael\ of the World to brea Governor Ceci l Underwood wUI 1. innin first the irt th ama o l 1 ••tt1'1\0re Oolt, of the hi• to uct the ceremony. The ,tu" Cll · TM: Toronto Maple Leah rer cond wp\ e Lea1t1 U � , J)a . •� ll also be Laken on a tour s . ' ed a half gsme back or Buf• : dent w� ty of Chari���- '111! lelt c 1 �fU Ulied �m- lliam l 1n JtiS, maln �e t 4:>f 1 Ha• Mia mi, 6-4 of \he oievelllld Calo by 1pankin1 Vir11ni1 H �ory West on gnoen 11 t0-5, eal, ontr lugged M ' of the ,tn,., ,,11 ,raduated l van• outs r scored an uphill 7-3 1 each , year to eighth cra era heste ind' Alirtoin, manacer of ahd Roc throughout the state. over Col\11npu1. ory vict 1,o11 AnJele1 ' ' - ., < · . ,, �· Select one of these gifts of lo1& 1e,v�-r•"t beauty . . . designed especiolly with ,notil. • •-• " 4T " - - . • , . .t. .* . :J, �, fOflr-J«ol. t#Jthorlffll -Chevrolet cltakr . . ,' l. �S!.• , . . ---·---·------- ----,.. . . .. - �, : • !',lrt!?x a' ; j • \ iL Diamood Rae�I Mason Contest I UaltMI Preu lnternet..,._ i· $ ..... ... , !, . ., Stud;nts Win J • < i I llAi' · .., , . �d In Tight Thre" Wabama • .._. ,.'·, , . . i a;' J'lileWr 1!t1 ....,· .,1yy 0Ii1 . . .· ' ( , Bisons Hold Onto .• ., ' ' I ,. ' ,,I 1 M1' t� .1 I ·, • $,S fo · ,, J 1 � , P91tM w. ·•••" It. - WYendotfe �'.-2 , f '.. I ' ,. , ' I ' l worthy l"1!"· Cff" . 'fASTY . PJo,p11� WY 1-Jffl S.V. Your lll,II Qreen SUmpo - Plll> A I \ SWEllf THE FOOD-MA I f 3 ·.-·- . . ' � ' OF 11'A ftD 1 ·' ¢ASH ' . . WM1t r :. NO. I FINE COOKING you ..,::... . I.OD :j APPLES . . . . 3 lbs. 39ti . -� . . POTATOES "' 10 1bs. t9� • • furnitUt� a •at. waa • ln lbe ear. Ad� jami M ·. � SEE US F'OR CAS.H l + .. FINE EATING OR COOKING • ,• bu d� 1 ._.;,;, .. !""'' .. """" ,,_ .......... GO. !IICONOlll!Y S�VINGS LOAN L JUMBO GOLDEN luffalo 7 Richmond 2 Th,,t', a 6303 medlum-dutu Chev­ rolet powered by a 283-cu,•I•. \•8. But there's ,ure fKlthlng m,d;� do<y about the load. Mr. ), E. Blanldn1hlp, Arkan,o, logging contractor, 1ay1 boll, of hb forrion...sprlng 6303'1 ..mout1 alon� ot 40 to 50 ndle, per l1our wlll1 &,000 pound., g,o.1, welghl and fflDfntajn a 5--trip-a-dar, achtdule with no trouble at all." Figure the fQOMf uou ,oo, vou'v, ,:ot o midlum-d11<y tn,clc thal can cowr 3/Jµ)/) bdck-coont,y mile, a ,,.., wllh a hlgh-tonnag• loodl JO Ur $1 000 CRISP \'\JMMY MINOR LIAGUI RISUL TS! INTER NATIO NAL LEAG UI .Chevy middleweight shows the big rigs bow ifs done! I I.; •I. ., '?1 OVER BACK-COUNTRY ROADS AT G WITH A SKY•HIQH LOAD Of T,MIER I \ of ,i -�d Lion•• sure Loans for acy· pose on S!pturt' �. • II I SHORT RIBS Iii. 35c I th• ••llll Wi.: ;;.ft." !t:.. HaY• bllle -� BEEF - .. I 1:;·· :;:. C, ; i.na•JJ' Dickens May Get Axe For Hoosier Acts Pomeroy sot two runs in the first innJng on singles by Wilson and Ed Bartels and an error on �Joore's grountler. In the seventh Bartels led off with a eingle, stole �econd. and scored on Grueser's I second hit. a single. Grueser, Bar­ Lels and Wi lson each had two hits BLOOMINGTON. Ind. UPI Phil Dickens of Indiana may be while Howard Parker rapped a the fin;! prominent football coach long triple. to lose his job in 1960 as a result For the Jackets, Rick Oiler, Dave of the :school's new recruitin& Hartinger and Boone Hindy, losing ! sc:s ntlal. pitcher, got singles. , Oiler's and Dickens, who sat out a year­ Hartinger's were bunched in t he I loni: suapensioJ1 H Hoosier foot­ third but i,,ner )Vilson hid loaded ball coach in 1957 for violating the bases with a wal k, he lanne<I I the recruiting code said Wednes­ Hindy for the third out. In t he day's action by the NCAA was a seeond Hartinger and Hindy reach• ''damn, durned shame.'' ed third •114 second wit.Ji no one 1 Dickens denied he or any of his out bu.l Wit.on setOed d,own to staff was &uilty of wrongdoi ng in ran Ml\ce LilUe, Tom Anderson and obtaining phyers despi te the Mannin Ballmizardner. g , NCAA move and • p11rallel iillvt!s• Wilson fanned 8, walked one, tigation into recruiUnK irregular­ and hit one whil e Hindy had ·r ities by the Big Ten. ImUana was strikeout, and �a lked 3 for his put on probation for four years bed Show o(. thie season. and faces .being •bann�d from Tlilday the Panthers go lo Rut­ NCAA competiUon. land ror a non- leaguf! contest whil e Jt appeared tha t Dicken• may become the victim or well - mean• ' Mkidleiiorl Jays over until May S, moving then lnto Ga ll ipol is. ing ff00tier- al umni who sought to boost Indiana into the football United PrHI lntem•tlonar GltE ATIST STJP NATIO NAL LEAGU E Umeli&hl. YOR K UPI-New York �W • D ick . W L Pct. Ga Penooally gu!Uy or not, app roval of _ a $44,2,500 ap­ A Cat)' • Pittsburgh . . . . 9 3 .7!SO ena' future appeared ahak y . propr�atlon for fmal plan .'i and Bi.&: To,n reaulation on recruiting Eiln Francisco 8 4 .667 1 1pecffte1tlo nt !O build a new Lo! A n �t>:les pub in jeopardy the esnployment 7 Iii .&83 2 Wal hailed today "a the Bltdlum Milwaukee 6 Iii .lli411i 2 �2 of a ataf( member guilty of viol agreatest s tep taken 10 far on beSt. l,uuis Iii 6 .4n& 3½; tjons. ha,1f of the Continental Leu. ." Phllatlclphia 5 7 .417 4 Cincinnati 4 9 .308 51h H■Y.... 10 Montrul 5 . . . 3 8 '.27S 5 ¼: To- 6 Ml"'II 4 Chica..:o W•dn•Mlo'1 RNUJt1 ...� 1 c.1.....,, 3 Loi An1ale1 9 Chicago 4 .\l,l,ll,1C4'! A,QOC IATION Pitt.burgh J Phllad•lphla 2 (N) H- • lndl-..11, . 3 Mllw-aukn I Cincinnati 5 (NI o,1111-fl, Wort!, S It. ,11111 I Friday's Games Cheri- pt Mlnn-10,, ,..., Plthbuf'9h at (lndnNtl (N) PACIPIC ,o,t,IT LI.AGUE Philadelphia •• Mll._,auku (N) Seit Lf�• . City 12 POrtland S S.n Franclw«, •t �ot An1tlff- (N) Spoken• tJ T1COMe 9 AMERI CAN Ll!AGUl1 Va�v•r · a, l■n Ditto, ppd. W L ,1:t. GB Suttle at S.Cr1rw1�t,, ,,._ _ Detrnil . . . .. G 2 6 EASTIR N L.AGUI ; New York . . !!i 3 . Ii, Allentown I llngh1mton 6 Wa!ihington . . . . .. Iii 5 ,0 ¾: Sprlnr,llald Unc:H • Knn�as City tfi. � ..,,. ,, Iii .4 . W l 5 il NlfflllHt,... df . 1Jalt1more .•. . . , . . 4 IS . 4 ', ' IOUTHIRN � � I JPN ' Bo�ton . . . . . . . . . , 5 ·. 2 . M.Mflhls 4 Bir hkiih � 1 t:hicago 3 4 .429 2 Little Rock 2 Ch1tt• 0 Cleveland . . . 2, 4 .333, 2� Nashville I I) Atl•nt• O WecfJtfldaJ't Rasulh Moblla 7 Sllrev-,ort 2, I It· WHhin,ten 5 N._i'.Yorlc 4 Shravtpport 10 Moblle 6, 21\.d Baltlrnora I laeto11 S (H) KantH City 3 o.trMt I (N ) ,rlday'• Oi11me1 Dtlrolt al C hicago (�) k1nN1 Cltr ,t Clev•l•ncl INI New York 1t ·•ltlmo.... (N) We'.. ....., ,_ anything llke tho ,mount of pralle truck ownon ea heepng on Chevy', MW toniQn spring tulpl!n1k>n. Own11r1 lib the fact the truck handl,i I wbolo lol outer, con ,non luter o(I !lit rood wilhoot bootin1 tho clffl'OI to ' and loooo •• ,wta]. They � the Idea ol .. � "' mile, Wor. � . ' • Om,, • '80 Phovy Jlllt 4 -� IIOIUSQ ai�inl ''to be &ODe for a fitw d1y1. Thit lberlfl ujd all the money foovd on tbe bod.WI wat t11:ree St billt. and lwo roll.I o1. ptllfllel. Ke u1d a moner -.di:, with Lawrence County Nation.al Bink, Can\.Qn, N . Y . , 1uim.ped on 'it wu on the windahleld wiper. Em, uid, howevd. "I do not feel they we re Involved ln t DY aime " He aald the cir wa p•rtr:ed in • sully off the Stanier· ed r m info · ra csbu bani .llec of llfil fload about a mite off U. S. b le,! ftOm the 1141n tha t tl:ie boy• &0\ t he Hr ville '21 end about eight 111.iles north nnt Of this Wuhlnaton County 1ut. , t he fron carll t of, 1ftdow f on,e no iiClli of vi- �� :,.,.: � - . . . . ... ..."'I ..Thl1 &, beiDi written bl lat 1'b-t1 it uk.ln& lllarJ to ror am youilHI whose bod· I dairk. tora:et ." 11 wu up,l� aod &ive • fouad i n 1' parked car Deane North;r;\lp ruW � died u.. _,.1 nor berB. d �in I•e� y peel Sher- death b m.onmlu polNoina d.· la ID a,�1 suicide w .., I.er •n auiOPlf . 11 111 id ll:f DND 1 Elli• qld there wu no ldeotill, b, ailhl. n•• � Neu n • lWJa II.id. l.auH!I V c,.liOn ott the bodltl, n Qt eve 4!' iv �r •1 Ucen.e . He Hid Mlw tlfllint, 22, 11 . e.cb•n:!':,'· th o h tr cln � � c;�•�led of ' :mo�aldt caiUon was fflJllde of tt'e car.a. i &O111d,ime lbe ll(ense plale1 � �•-'.L · • oba.lrrlY }tlllt uld Mn. C� l O . Neub- BUDGET pemng Sl'ANDINGS TRACTOR 1'1RE by Dig Food . . · · $1 .89 ' Unp'reeedented · ed F�•g� 'l.,t Slat By JI•• l 1e. H Jder ""' Pomeroy Panthers made their base.ball record .i little more glit• terina: Wed11esday with a fflll:lhod· 1 c;;.l 5-0 victory over tht' Middle, • µorl Yellow Jackets in -ii Southern o D1v iswn g.une. The !'anthers now art> 7-0 in ,11 games. 4-0 in the I Senatore defea,�d the New York li:.igue. Yankees, 5-4, and the Baltimore Orioles scored an 8·3 wi n over Bill Wilson's three hit pitthing the Boston Red Sox. was backed up with 9 Panther hits 1 Hank Aaron drove in two runs featured by Tom Grurser's third­ with o homer a nd three si ngle! inning 350 foot plus triple over and 11.1!0 contributed a spectiu· u- the Jacket centerfidder's head Jj. r rally•killin g catch i n the out sc oring Wi lson who had singled field to pace the Braves' tri­ and stolen second. Grueser scored 11mph. t:<>rlton Willey rece1,•t>d on an error at second HS the Jack credz1 for the win. f'ls tried to c,1ch (;n,1' Moore, who had walked, slealing. •• • • • a Youths Die In Apparent ni lva · ct On I.A.nely Lane N ear Marietta rt, 0., A,,.U 28, 1980---II D•Ui Sentinel, !'l>rperoy-Mlddlepo . La W Sk 1• nner ett•mg Credit . United Prtiu International Go no furtht"r lhlln Vern Law's LOO earned run average and Bob Sk1n11er'1 .390 batting average ti you're looking for reaso ns why th e P't I tsburg I l p1rates look hke J Q the comeback kids of JQ6(]. One o r the biggest disappolnl· CHATHAtrt . N. J. U?I - D on Jordan has \definitely placed him• m ents o r J 959 , the Pirates lead sel r in I.he \,'!!rang e po�it� n of t he National League by one game risking his wr1terweigh9 crown in today and their six-�amc wirming streak equ1.h the best 1 hey put a non-t itle bul.11. Despite all 'Uw protests, advisor to1;:elher all last season. In foct. Roy Renard a1lnounced here to- it is onl)' one game sb.ort of the any NL team day at Jordan'g. camp that Don longest streak '' positively" will \go through with achieved last season. And there's no doubt that Law , hie tune- up bout, 11gains1 c a n dy 30• ye .ii r-old, 200-pound rig h t• a 14 M re, ay Baltimo at nd 1 h ander and Skinner, a gangling 1. · McFarla That 's only 13 days before Jordan · s sdic dul l' d d .'.: f <: n .!le uf ! h e 190,po u n d outfielder, have been l47• pou ud title against Benny rKidl lhf' key reasons for the turnabout. I aw t11rnecl 111 his third straight Pa rl'l 111 l.<1li Vegas, ' ,Nev., May 27 . romplete gamC' victory o f the sea• Renard rnarle his :r.nnouncemc n l i n the fa (· i• of a w.uning from so u ll n ? Skinn er drove in two Pres.ident Ant�ony Ms<"eroni of the ( flln s wilh a .2-for• 2 performance Natio nal Bo:,;i ng Assn. that lhe Wedne stlay rnght when the Pi­ the . P h il il tl.! l_phia I NBA prob a b ly wt. u ld �ea ll' Jor• rat�s . shade d Ph l 3-2, to gv one hill game hes, 1 da n 's title in t h l' Cllllf' of an i r'ISan Francisoo ahead idle of the st ore he t and reque l ury at Baltim [ for Giants. the postponement or the Las . Ttle Milwaukee Braves swept a Yeps title bout. lwo-game series from their favor­ ite cousins when they whipped the Cincinnati Retls, 8·5, and the Los Angeles Dodgers bea t the Chkago Cubs, 9-4, in the other I ONI �� NL games. In the Amerlcan Lea­ gue, the Kanus Ci t y Athleti<-'S dealt lhe t:>etroit Tigers a second straight loss, 3-1, the Washing ton sure:Gr,, ot.o . . • , 1•• s1.oo Panthers Win i @ .­ $1 .69 LUCKY IUY I 'MORE 49c lb. .50 lb. Uncl■ulfled I ' I sued, miking a grand total of If R,.cine i s at Eastera Fridc1y. U 1 2 010 0-� 5 1 wa lks issued by Racine pilchen h'�dne . . in '5iJ1 games Al Wahama i l kept" W'•hama 043 002 x .9 3 3 ll. Wolfe (LP), Cleland t'iJ and the To rnadoes in constant trouble, Wa hama's boys didn't hit murh Jar1·elL Hargr.tves and V a n Metcr \ ----for • •impk ,.,son . they couldio"l reach the ball. Bi& Wahama di.ocher waa &a1pb A.p in it ,was Lbe 1nability of Racine pitc�• to find t�e _pl•!-e �ar�'s double �ith the ¥Cks lull that handed victory away. A in th e second inning. Clirk added total of 13 free pa�ses wal Is• .anolher double and Gilliam got a single for all of W&hama'• • I " 1 Falcons Annex Ninth Straight Diamond Win Ir ' \\ ' " • ess. Bronzetone with tan upholstery �, ton, of William R. Phillipa, de- lstrators, executon, If any, of Lu- llnb to the eouth line of Mld 11 de11tt1 u■t SI roda to • re11sed; lbe unkoown bein, devi- ther ?artlow, de<.-t-Hed; the un- Fraction; thenc. east to the place white OU: ■tu.mp; lhenet nortll 25 de&ree1 eut 20 rod, to the middle COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR. $35. c... No. ll.1'5 sets, le11tees, d.iltrlbutee•. ad- known heir•, devlsee!i, lesateea, of beglnnlna. line of Hid Fraction; thence eut execu116, whose Cane)', Donald Vol. DEEDS: mini1traton, REFERENCE Phone WY 2-..204-4. pl1CtJ of executon, of James d1stributees, admlnistratora, 4 28 3lc - - re11dence i.a 5'51 S. Belaay Road, Phillipe, deeuaed; the unknown tors, iC any, of Elihu Partlow, de- Pa&e 5�, Vol. 127, Pa1e 152. Vol. 28 roda .and 1 1 Una to a alone; Grand Blanc, M.icbiun; the un• heira, d•viaees, le1atee1, di1tribu• ceased; tbe unknown hell's, devi• 14i7, P1se 632, Vol. 148, Pa1e 314, then ce IOI.Ith S rodl and '. 'l UD.¥ known hein, deviaeel, leaai.eea, tees, admin.iltrators, eucutors, of sees, legatees, distributees, admin- Deed Records, Meiil County, Ohio. to -the touthweat comer of P'racCONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 11SE0 10AT1 AND MOTob NS d1stnbutee1, adminilLraton, exec:u­ Nabam Ward, 4eceased; lhe un- istraloni, u.eculon, of Mose& Part• tion No. 2; thence ea1t U t rodJ IAd Parcel No. 3: and IIP whll• thlly lat. Met,. ton, If any, of Everett Cuaey, de­ known hcin, devileea, legatees, low, deceued; lbe unknown heirs, The following deacribed real 17 Unk■ to the nortbweat comer RATES pallt•n Motor._ 600 I. Main ceased; the unknown heirs, devi­ diltributeer, adminiatratora, e.a:ecu- devLSeea, .&uatees, distributees, ad- estate situated In the Townahip of of SecUon No. 8; tbence 101.1.th eo :S cent, per word, oae lnaertiOll. Minimum ch.,... - GO i::ep';,I St., Pomeroy. Phon• W't� iieea, leptee1, diatributeet, admin­ tors, of Georie D. Welker, deceas- mini1ilratdYs, executors, of James Bedford, In "Lbe County of M.eip roda and 17 linb t.o the plate of t Cf!D'- per word lo.t three comeoutive il'llel'tiona. 1 1-14-tfc i,trators, executors, if any, of Ev• ed.; the unknown hetn, devisees, W. Carleton, deceased; lhe un- and Slate o'f Ohio, in Friction No. be1innln1, contalnln.& 22 acre■:, Special - one moulb for 30 cent& per word.. Carte)', decesseQ; the unknown legateea, dialribut.eea, administr1- known heirs, devisees, legatees, l , Town No. 3; R1nge No. 13 of more or le11. FOH SALE: One l l foot plywood heirs, deviaeea, leaatee1, Full rate Of 3 �nta per word 'll'ilJ. be cb.ured fer a4vertt.mc .REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS Purchase dlatribu­ tors, executors, of Abe Price, de- distributees, adminislrators, execu• the Ohio Comp1ny'a boat. One 10 HP Mercury Hurri­ tees, administrato If not Pl,ld wiWn 10 days after reeel\'D11 bill. rs, executors, if ceased; Lhe unknown heirs, devi• tors, of 1.usana Partlow, deceased; bounded ind described aa follows: Vol. 24, Pa1e1 S36-ti37, Vol. 8'1, cane motor. $100. Phone Billey any, of Luther Enon in Ad..rtislne - Sbould be reportl'd lmmedlate!;J. The Deed Recordt, S. Carsey, d ece11ed; seea, legatees, distributees, admin- the un'-nown heirs, devisees, lega- BeginninR at the southeast comer Pa&e1 314-315, Jim Jacobs, WY 2-25.Jl . J>ail7 Sentlhel wtll not be respooaibl.e for mon t.ban one lncor­ the unknow.n heirs, deviaeea, Jega­ istr,tor1, executors, of Lydia A. tees, dutribulee&, administrators, of the south half of the southwest Meip County, Ohio, Cue No. 3621', 4 23 6tp tees, distributeea, a dminiatrators, Wingett, deceased; the unknown executors of George Washington q uarter of said Fraction No. 1 ; Probale Court, Meiga County, rect lnoen!on. - ol - olld l;focial Nollce1 of Ev,,.i. $1.UO. Obltuariei eucutors, if any, of Etta Turner, heirs, devisees, legatees, dislribu· Partlow, deceased; l�e unknown thence north 66 rods and 9 links Ohio; Vol. 148, Page 244:, Deed pnhllMMd at 1 eent per word. deceaaed; Della Dowell, whose tee1, administrators, executors, of heirs, deviseea, legateel!i, · diBLribu- to the north line of the south half Recorch. ':l'ORDS I DAY 3 DAYS Pare-el No. '1 : C DAYS I MO. place of residence is 1417 Mul• Benjamin Cornell, deceued; the lees, administrators, executors of of said Fraction No. l ; thence west A 1'"0RD B&TWEEN 1929-1940. 15 80< The following de8Cl'ibed re.I es$1. 3!1 110c ununknown and rodt 66 south thence rods; 24 the deceased; Christy, William lf'&atees, devilees, heirs, ...50 Wall· Florida; ampa, Drive, bercy T Good body and fenders. Stale ID 80< $1.20 $1.80 $5.00 legatees, 9 links to the south line of &aid late 1itu1ted in the Town■bip of distributee.11, devisees. heirs, known execu administrators, residence of pl.a.re whose l, Wil er price and condition in first let­ :ID 711c $1.50 he unimown beira, tors of Barton Mills, dece1sed; the distributees, administrators, exec- Fraction; tbence cast to the place Bedford, in Lhe County of Meip, $2.211 '7.50 ter. Write Mike Fultz, 1 10 Hish is unk110wn; t distributeea, ad• unknown heir1, devi.ees, legatees, utors of Ida Christy, deceasetl; the of beginning, containing 10 1cre1 and State of Ohio, in FracUon No. legatees, devisees, A4I by 10 A.II. will be In tl>al day-a ,-.,..-. Streel, Pomeroy, O. 4 28 3tp 7, Town No. 3, Range No. 13 of inintatratora, executon, i( any, of distributee■, adminiltr1tors, execu• unknown heirs, devis,i:es, legatees, more or lesa. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: the Ohio Company's Purchase, EtfJe Will, dece11ed; Branch Mill­ tors, of Alden Story, deceased; the diatributeea, administrators, execer, whose place of resi dence la unknown beirt, deviseea, legatees, utors, of Tide Christy, deceased; Vol. 54, Page 227 Deed Records, bounded and described as followa: APAll.'.1.'UENTS - i'urwalied and unknown; Ralph Miller, whose distributees, 1dministratora, execu- the unknown heirs, devisees, lega- 1 Meigs County, Ohio; Case No. 3627, Beginning on the north line of northwut J uo1w·n1.ahed. M.dtuten, Kiddle­ place or reaidence is 1 1313 Fir• tors, of Eliza A. Carsey, deceased; tees, distribulees, administrators, Probate Court, Meigs Count)', Ohip, Fraction No. 7 at the of land tract acre ten a of corner Records( Deed 244 Page 148, Vol. deChristy, Minnie of executors lega• devisee■, helra, unknown the California; Ina:lewOod, Ave., mona potl. Phone WY -2¾288. 2-3-tf TWO PONY COL1'S. REASON• deeded t,y Mi.gbt Welker (see Vol• Ruth Hayes, whose place of resi­ tees, distribu�e&,, administrators, ceased; the unknown heirs, devi- 1 Parcel No. 4: abh�. David VanMeter, West 7 AND The following described real ume 30, Page 2:19) to Luther Car­ 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 dence is �1 L,enore SL, Park.• executors, of Lui.anne Partlow, de- sees, legatees, distrib'Jtees, admioColumbia. 4-26-6tc room ,1partment'I. A. N. Ben&el, ersburg, W. Va.; the uni.nown ceaaed; the unknown hein, devi- istrators, executora of Charles estate situated in the County of sey; thence west on said Fraction Phone NY2-3272. 1 1•2-tfc heirs, devi1eer, legatee1, diatribu­ see&, leg•tees, d.Ultributeea, ad min- Christy, deceased; the unknown I Meigs, in the St1te or Ohio and in line 25 rods to the road; thence BIG FOUR FURNITURE AUCTION OF CON· I southeasterly along uid road · to • Ne" Fatlory Method siened furniture at the llilu FOR IIENT HOUSE IN POMEIWY tees, admioiatraton, executora, of iatraton, executon, If any, of M.a- heirs, devist'ea, legatees, dlstribu• the Township of Bedford, in Frac- ., . point 7 rods south of the pla� of , tion o! lilda executors deceased; administrators, tees, Partl\tw, No. Range Jane Town 7, No. the 3, un­ the deceased; Froat, Fannie ' Monument Building, W. M1in f rooms and bath, un(urnisb.ed. known heirs, deviaee1, le&ateea, unknown heir■, devileea, legatees, Vern Christy, deteasedj tbe un• 13 of the Ohio Company's .r;.: r- beginning; thence north '1 rods to St. Racine, Ohio, April 30th, Call aHcir 5:30 P, II. Phone distrlbutces, administrator,, execu­ disU ibutees, admlnistratora, execu- known helra, 8evisees, legatees, chase, bounded and described as the place of beginning, containing 12:30 p. m.: 5 ga■ ranges, 1 WY2•3575 ,&. 16-tfc tors, if any, of Elsie MIiier, de­ ton, of Tacy E. Thumb, deceased; distributees, administrators, execu- follows: Beg:lnnini twenty chains 8'7/1� of an acre, more or lets. dryer; 1 electrk range, 5 bed­ REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: room suite&, 1 ooal range, 7 UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, 4 ceased; the unknown hein, devis­ the unknown heln, dovisees, le1a- ton of Grover Christy, deceased; and 25 links eut of the northwest )' rooms, bath. Rt:nt reHonable. ees, legate�, diBlrlbutee,, admln­ tees, d i1tributeea, administrators, Mike Christ , whose place of resi- corner of Fraction No. 7 at a Vol. 36, Page 195, Deed Record!, coffee tables, 3 televisiom, 4 Vacant April 2�. No. St!cond-av, istrators, executors, If any, of Esta executor,, if any, of lohn H. Car- dence ia Tipton, Iowa; lhe un- stake with two white oaks as wit- Meigs County, Ohio, Cas.e No. refrigerate,:,, 8 breakfast ael.s, de«iased;. Mn. J. M. Thumb, known heirs, devisee.s, legatees, ness ,trees; thence east 8.75 cha.ins 3627 Probate Court, Meigs County, t living room suites, 4 washera, Middleport. Phone WY2-5293. BurnBide, deceased; tbe unknown u,y, place of residence is un- distributees, admlnlstraton, · exec· �o a stake 1t the road; thence Ohio. wh'oae distribu• lea:ateea, deviaeea, heirs, 2 dlnnette sets, 3 kilthen cab­ 4 22 6tc Wblle Yoa WIii PlilntiH says that the reaJ the unknown heirs, devi- uton of Carl Christy, deceased; the south 51-1/• degrees west 3.80 known; if ex.ecutora, adminiltratora, tees, inet., other misc. furniture. sells, lea:ateea, distributees, ad• unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, chains; thence aouth 35 degrees estate, described In said petition LAND: deceas­ Burnside, Leonard of any, DOUBLE LOT FOR GAR­ Sale conducted by Bradford DEN. 275 Pearl-st, Middleport. ed; Jesse Stor)', whose place of mlnistrators, executors, U any, of distributeet, administrators, execu- weal 3.50 chains along the road to as Parcels 1, 2 and 4 and which Auction Co. A. C. Bradford, Phone WY 2-2352. 4 25 3tp residence is Gooding, Idaho; Ralph Mrs. J. M. Thumb, de<:eased; John tors of Ernest Christy, deceased; a stake, a small black oak as wit- were owned entirely by EdmUlld Mgr. Crill Bradford, Auctioneer SERVICE STATION Story, wh1se place of realdence is S. Carsey, whoae place of reai- the unknown heirs, deviaees, lega- neas tree; thenre north 43 ¼, de- A. Carsey at the time of his de. Terms : Cash. Pomeroy, Ohio I. Main It. 5 Room unfurnished apartment, Gooding, Idaho; Melvin Story, dence is unknown; the unknown t�a, di1Lributees, adrnintstrators, grees weal 90 links to a gum 1 2 cease, was appraised by the ap­ Not responslble for accidents · and small furnished apartment whoae pl ;ace of resic:hmce 11 Good· helre, devlieea, le11teH, distribu• executon of Weber Christy, de- inches in diameter; thence north prailers at $1,000.00. Said plain• Ph- W Y-2""32 4·23•6tc Oil Cha_, J.Ube Jobo, in Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3028. ing, Idaho; the unknow n heirs, lee,, adminiatraton, executors, if ceaaed; the ,. mknown heirs, devi- 33 degrees west 2.SO chains; tiff states thst 1 the intereel of TV � 4 28 3tc devi1ee1, leg1tee&, distribut«s, any, of John S. Cant)', deceased; sees, legatees, diatributees, admin- thence north 44 degrees west L75 Edmund A. Caney in the real es­ William Chrl1t.y, wbote place of istr1tors, e:r�utors .i of Albert cl;aim lo an aah tree 1 0 inches in late described u Parcell 3, 5, 6 _ _ E __ IV F . 0�,R_ , sO EN__ V_ MS. adminlatrators, executon, f ID)', R_ E_ O_ -S_ deceased; Christy, unknown; is residence TIIWITI AND PIIT CONTROL unknown dhi.meter; thence north r, degrees and 7 w111 appraised at '$618.00 Ind the unthe un• the dec�111ed; Stf:)I')', Elfa o. 115 Butternut Ave. Inquire with · I bv Faln. ,,... intfledlon. Insur, known le11tees, devisees, devl1«1, heirs, heir,, distribu- west 1.50 chain■ to the place of that the tnllre Interest In said legatees, legatees, devJ_sees, heirs, k�own in, 4 28 3tp , H by N■tlenwlda, Ph.,.. R. --,----------- , d1atrlbutee1, 1dmln11traton, execu, dl1trib utee1, admin\ltrators, execu• tees, adminislraton, executorB of beelnning, cont1inlng Three {3 ) real estate WIB apprai.lled hy the appraisers at $1,000.00 and 11 Ila and A. Stnlce 'Station WY2ion of M,... A. Partlow, d,cea,, Ion, If an)', of William Christy, de- Ch,11.rlea Christy, deceased; the un• acre1, more or leas. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: true value. 4,26,ffc 2366. ed; the unknown heirs, devisees, ceased; Charles ChrJ1ty, whOBe known heirs, deviaees, legatees, I legatees, dl1tributeea, adminiatra- place of residence la unknown; distributees, administrators, exec- Vol. ! HI, Pate 5�; Vol. 127, Page Plaintiff states lhat she Is un­ TWO M N . HEALTHY WOMAN 611-70 TO I lor■, executors of WUllam A. the unknown helr21, deviaee,, leea· utora of }1°ary Young, deceased ; 1.52; Vol. 14'1, Page 632, Deed Rec- able to determine which 1efenat ,tarting opportunity sales l'"or live Jn and cook and keep house dants are the owners ot the re$125 per week. M uHl be over 23 Story, deceased; the unknown tees, di1tributees, adminlatrators, the unknown heirs, deviaees, lega- ord1 of 1delS:s County, Ohio. for man. No drinking, Write ma.ining 49511 296th part of the tees, 5: No. Parcel : Young, Ida of any, If executor1, administrators, distdbut�s. deviseea, Legatt!e1, heirs, distrlbu t.a ur a .und have and a to rt able .. ......,.. .... s,r •• ,, ..... Box 668 H, c/o The Dally Sen• real eatate described as Parcels 3, deceased; described following The Christy Ida of any, Jf executors, whose Carsey, Asbury s, ators, re•l te of executors � administr work immcdlately. Call Lantinel, Pomeroy. 4 28 3tp the in situated estate Young, unknown the deceased: place Township 6, and 7. 5, unknown; is residence of E of Dean, deceased; un­ B, the hi.a . cuter OU-451 5 for appoint• 9lleellon For M FREE ln the heirs, devisees, le11tees, unknown distribuheirs. Bedford, devlsees, in the County or eigs, legalegatees, devisees, heir■, known Plaintiff tn her petition aeU A t. ' me.n DANCE A I' THERE WILL BE 4-�2tc dlstributeea, administratora , execu• tee1, . d iatributees, admiDi&ratOl's, tees, adminl1trators, executors if and State of Ohio, ln Fractions forth all the heirs�t-law and ne:r:t , PHONI the Moose Hall, Salurday r.ighl SOMEONE TO CARE FOR CHILD­ lofs, if any, of Luther H . Caraey, er.eci.1tors, i£ any, of &bury Car- any of George Young, deceased; No. 1 · and No. 7, Town No. 3, of "kin of Edmund A. cariey, de­ from 9:30 to 12:30. The public GIimore', Supply Slore REN for two v.eeka. Live in. deceaHed; the unknown heira, devl• aey, deceased; .Emms Stimet.i, the unknown hein devisP,es, lega. Raa1e No. 13 of the Ohio Com- ceased, who are eoUUed to thJ Ja invlled. There wlll also be a WY-2-2774 4 26 3tc sees, legatees, diatributees, admin­ whose place of residence- is un- tees, dlalributee1,. adminislrators, pany's Purchase, bounded and de- next estate of inheritance Phone WY 2-2297. froQl Gun Shoot, Sunftay .at l p. m. on islrator1, executors or JarvJ1 Car­ known; the unknown hein, devi• cxecuto� of Sar1h Emall11e Part• scribed as follows: Beginning at a Edmund A. Carsey, deceued. Rt. 7 behind the ■katlng rin". Vaughan', EJ:lennlnaling KITCHEN HELP. APPLY IN sey, deceaaed; the unknown heirs, 1ee1, lea:atees, distrlbuteea, admin- low, deceased; the unkn_ow� heirs, point 30 chains weat of the northPl,11.intiff in her peUtlon alleges . 4 28 Btp person only at Martin Restaur­ devisee1, le1atee11, d l1tributeea, ad• iatrators, executors, if a R7 of Em- devlaee&, legstees, "\ d11tr1butee.11 , east corner of Fraction No. 7; that the interest of said ..Edmund Company 4 28 3tc ministralors, e:11.eculora of Holley ma Stlmetz, deceased; ant, 11\iddleport. Anna administrato�,, . executon, If any, thence &9uth e chsina and 68 links A. Caney, deceased, is subject to WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK or St. Mlry1, W. Va. · M ay 9 to May 15. Open Monday, Hawk, deceaaed; the unknown Pierce, whoae place of realdence of Charles Chr11t, deceHed; Ida �o a post where an ash 12 lnches the lien or claim of the Division of May 16. "turrs Shoe Repair,'' 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, heirs, devieees, leg1tees, dlstrlbu­ is unknown; the unknown heirs, Young, whose place of realdente 11 m diameter bears south 10 links; Aid for the Aged in the Depart­ i-tiddleport. tces, administrators, executors of devi1eea, legatees, dlHributee1, ad- unknown; the unknown heirs, dev- thence north 84 degree• ea&t 1:, men'l of Public Welfare of the 4 28 etp l 9x.12 wool rug with . pad. llo­ 1: O. McCOY John Cuney, deceased; the un­ miniatrators, executor,, if any, of i�es, legatee,, distribute,;s, ad• chain.11 and 34 links _to a point jn Slite or Ohio. bert Hlll, Ruthi.nd, Ohio, Phone AUCTIOHIIR known heirs,4 devisees, legatees, Anna Pierce, deceased; the · un- mmistrators, executors, if al',f, of the road; lhence with said toad SH2·41'1· I . 18) 4-26-3tp ·Plal,ntiff in her pelition requeml lout. 2., Lllt9 Bottom, 1Jlt.ltt. dlaLrlbuteea, admlnl1trator.11, execu­ known heir11, devise�•, legatees, Joseph ParUow, Jr., deceased; Ab- north 17 degrees weal 7 chains authority to sell the entire inter• 1051 roRD VB 2 dr. Sedan. rordo­ TAPPAN GAS RANGE. Lari;:e Ala CONDITlONING, .REFRIGER­ tors ol Lilly Ro11e Caraey, dccell'• diatributees, administrators, exec- ner Partlow, who81!1 place of resi• and 1 l links to an ash tree in the eet in all parcela described in said math:. t::ictra 1har11. $1295.00, · • w,illd().llll'farl. G. t. Auto Washer. ed. the unknown beira, devlsees, lle­ utor1 of Jo1eph Partlow dece'uec;i; dence Is unknown; lbe unknown forks of the road; thence with the petition lliy virtu� of Sect� .,212'1.atlon str"Vice1' Jack'• Retrt1er Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 4 27 et� -s..-,l·hlrd, Mlddleporl. ateee, dlstrlbdtees, admini1Jtr1tdra Joseph ParUow, Jr., whON' ,place hejrs, devisees, legatee&, diltrlbu- road north 82'11. degrees west 2 08 of the Re\tiaed Code of'Ohio. tlon, New Havea. Pb • 3tc 25, (4)) 6 2M3T. -23-tf executor,, lf any, of Caroline Car• of re.sldence i• unknown;' thll un• tees ,administrator,, exe<:utors of chains 'and ·53 . ilnka to a post; In the prayer of the · petition 8 ft. by 12 111 lt. TWO TON TllUCK aey, deceased; the unknown heir1, known heirs, · devisee!, lea:atees, Don Chrldy, deceased: will take thence south 75 degrees west :, plaintiff prays ahe may be author­ .all steel flal tied. Price $200. BLUE FULL LENG'l'fl SPRING ' M MUILLIR ,uRNAC"w, wa,nN• deviaees, legatees, diatrlbuteea, ad­ di1tribuieea, admini1traton, exec- notice that on the lit day of arch chains and 50 links to the south ized and ordered to sell the en­ 0. S. Lyon,, Mlddlcport, SH 2· COjjt. Size 15. , Never worn. HOUi appll•nc.._ Amol4 Ir• ministr,tora, executors, if any, of utora, if 1ny, of Abner Partlow, de- 1960, Edna 0. Hawk, as Adminia- line of f}'action No. 1 Bna the tire Interest In all p1rcelJ of real 4294. Prlce $15. Shamrock Hotel, 4 28 3lc then, Syr•cuae, Ohle. Phone Edmund Car■ey, deeeased; the un­ ceased; Anna Part.low, whoae place tratrix o( the Eitate of Edmund north hne of Fraction No. 7; ·estate described in aaid �tition, Pomeroy, 4-28-3tc WY-2-6314. 1 1-19-tfc known heir■, devtaees, le1atee1, of residence la unknown; Ule un- A. Carsey, de�ased, filed her pe- thence wesl with aaid line 5 chains which • l1'e numbered. 1, l � CHEVROLET V8 Station Wa· 3, 4, 5, dlstrlbutees, 1dmlniatrator1, execu- known heir■, deYlffl1, le1atees, tltion m the Probate Court of and 50 liftks to the place of •begin­ 6 and 7, according to the statutes 10n. One care rul owner. Showa Sl(AI.L W A. RADlO n:LEVISlON dlstributee1, adminillraton, exec- Meigs County, Ohio, bein1 Case ning, containina: 1 0 acres. One beat or care. · ,1393.00. Blaett­ ORDER YO UR SWEE�.' CORN 1ppliance repair. Phone 0111 COIIPJ.ETE INbUI\ANCB l'RU- utor,s, if any, of Anna Partlow, de - No. 18,l�, against the above half acre is in the south part of in sui;:h case made and provided, now. Bumpe r crop txpected. nar'a, Pomeroy. 4 27 tltc J.fi;:Clintock, Racine, Oblo, u1ct1on. lJfe, Auto, Hre, Pull11. ceased ; Rose Partlow, whose place named parties and others as de- �action No. 1 and Nine and one free and clear of anJ and all Contact John T. Fl11her, Nye 2-1-tfc Call l>oD .llllie, lll4dlt,orl, of residence ls unknown; tbe un- fendanls, alleging that she la the hill acre.11 are ln Fraction No. 7. cl1ims of the dl)fendanta h erein, Ave., Pomeroy. CiMd CIMn UNd Can 4·26-3tc and for such other ind further re• oiu.. All Maibt1 encl MNtt1 known heir■, devtsees, legatees, duly appointed and qualified Ad- There la excepted from the herein lief, legal and eq,'-lity, as may be , DI, HEN 1111'1 BUfLT CUSTOM DRESS U P 1-'IXTURES 1''0H SHOW MITROPOLITAN MOTOIII dish'lb utees, admlnlalralora, execu- minJatraU'lx of the Estate of Ed· described Plfct!I or land a tract of proper in the preinlses. Uloed to:- �-.111r llom.J ,....,. • harness, kidney V 11pre11;d atrapti MCM06 lut Main $1, tors, If any, of Roae Partlow, de- mund A. C1ney, deceased. Furth- land described as follows: Begin• t1m,te1. .tou..nan aud Abbott. Said panles ' are required tQ and a lot of other thin11s at a ,.......,, OhM Charles Pwrtlow, whose ermore that the peraonal property ning at the 10utheast corner ol the answer on or before the 1 1th d,11y cea11ed; 8-8-11 HOUSE OR SALE IN POMEROY bargain. Also good horse drawn , Ploane WY,2•11321. F place of residence It unknown; the of the said Edmund A. Carsey, de- hereln deacrlbed tract of land; of lune A. D. 1980. 1907 BUJCK V8 Century 2 dr. hard di1k harrow No. 12, do�ble set RLIVISION RADIO AND SMALL U rooms, 2 bi th,, full sized unknown heirs, deviaees, legatees, ceased, Is wholly insufficient to thence .-,utb 84 dieueet weat 3 top. Power 1tcerln1 and brakes. work h1rnc88, sood shape. 1 Dated April 2lsl, 11160. Apptlenc1 r11p1lr, C.11 l'rank _ r•ae!"1! t: �e:, �: z!�rn �� distrlbutees, admintalratora, execu- pay the coils of 1dministering said chain1; thenct north 1'1 degrees ari t F Dynaflow drlve. One careful at , youna: 4 year old ·tron grey Edna O. Hawk as Admin• ton, U an)', of Charle. Partlow, e1t1le and the debts of the dece- west 3.33 chains tp a hole in rock; Captelne, .tl,t N. hclftd A"-f owner. Lilc.e new fini1h lnaide Sprln1 Ave., Pomel'il.Y ,&. l5-l21e decea ed; John P1rtlow, whoae dent, and it la nece11HQ' to sell thence north. N detree• eut .a mare, good worker single or istratrix or the E:1tate of Mlddlepon, s l $ tic and ou_t. $1791Ul0. Blaounar'11, double. Good ,et harnesa on Edmund A. Caney, de­ eatate real I.he owne east ·the to or roa I• Uie to cbaina ence d resi of pl•ce Edmund by d d unknown; FOR sA·,.,-,-FlVE --M. uouS& the unknown heira, devlaee1, ---luO ,Pomero)'. bark. Also, good to ride. Sec AUCTION IR 4 27 6tc ceased. Caney, A. line d-.crib above deceaaed, the time of the at acre le111• 10 ed with batb . Nice l oe■ Uon. Melvin Howard Stewart, HarriaonVUle, Complete lenlce Hood, 111 1.ooeuat St., PomeroJ t efs, diatrlbuteea, admlnlatraton, of hill deccue, In order to pay the lract; lhence south 17 dep-eea eaat Crow, Crow ,t Porter, 1969 PONTIAC VB 4 dr. Sedam. Ra­ Rt. 1, Ohio. Crlff Br•dfnrd 4 28 3tp ex,ecutora, lr any, of John Putlow, debts of aaid decedent and the 3.33 chains to the place of be­ Atto111eys for Pl•intUf d io and heater. One careful own­ 8·80-11)tp Write. PhDN or Contact tile unknown heir1, deY• costs of admlnlsterln11� sald estate. ginninf, the exeeptibp. herein to deceaaed; Z. P Jli er. Sharp car. 12490,00. Blaetl• MODEL !Ztl HARLEY DAVIDSON A. C. lllADl'OlltD, Racine, Ohl� BO USE roa SALE AG (t) 21, 28; (D) 5, 12, 19, 28, 61c Jseea, legatee,, dialributees, Id- Further, plaintiff alleges that the contain 1 acre more or leu, do no a room•, , sl wn, town, nar'•, .Pomeroy, ma excellent, condllion. Firat $llll5 4 27 6tc REFERENCE INSTRU MENTS: 2 up, apfn)xtmately 1 acre l e- mln l1trators, ex:ecutora, of Alex- 11td deeedent, Edmund A. Carsey, aet■ lt. Phone CH 7•2251 . PltOTIST CLOTHING CURB fe Vol. a in died ized 1ll e of 1imple 65, Paae 118;' Vol. 8'1, Pases the der dec ull, a a t unknown the , d; e H t1 se "Vel lind excell,int well 13 mllea 4 28 3tc .. U heir., 3lt-315 herelnafter ntate re-1 of_ Plrctla dltl.ri lepteea, Deed devlaee1, Case cords, R41 No. b · · from Pomeroy on State Route NEW YOhK UPI _ Barnard IVINDOW BLIND,, ANU SHADES 39 ACRE F'ARM Good 6-room 692. Price '900.00. Inquire tee,, admlnlstraton, er.ec uton of ducribed II parcel no,. 1, 2, 1nd t. 362'1 Probate Court, Kelp Coun- Collese coeds planned a maH oda Grant Hind■, deeeaaed: \he un• And further that Edmund A. Car- ty, Ohio. Vol. 148, Pase Uf, Deed hou11e wlth bath,-2-room second Ven;Uaa Bllnd11 au 11le1 and Mn. Howell at Pac eto wn. Y on U d t emonstra s u P m a c & known helra, devlaeee, leaateea, 1ey died seiled in fee lmple of Records. hou•t, 2 barns, double 1ara1e. c..-olora. .fret llttm1&e1, Dale l-12·80tc �uron bin proposed 8 ■aalnst Parcel No. 8: Water supply. 2 du• �wella. - - -- · ----- ---- distributee■, admlnlstraton, exec• the undivided ·801/ 1206th part of Wtp"' Supply, 214 Ullioo 4-ve., parcel SLAUGHTER JA'MES nie followlnc de1t:dbed nal es- Ina B_ermuda shorts and slacb to deacrlb.7, d an 6, S 3, nQB. Mora:an of uton PROPERTY, Price 110, rlehu mineral Leaaed., deceased; Martin, Pomeroy, Ohle.. 3-4-60tt · clusea. . herein ed Portland, Ohio. 6 room house, 1 the u nknown heirs, deviaees. lep• $6600.00. Nylon Hide•A•Bcd and tate altua'ted in thii Townablp of Before 9:30 A.M. �IV BAIT, MINNOWI. NICIHT P1rcel1 Noa. 1 · 2: acre, outbuildings, carpenter tees.., distrlbutees, admlnlltratora, chalr, $175; 9 x 12 wool ru, and Bedford, In the County of Mei.al Mlddl•IMlrt WY-14649 Crawler,, f11btn1 111ppl111, filh• The follow,ln, detcribed real ind State ot Oblo. bounded and deshop. V1rJety lrulL 1md 1rapea. ex.ecutora or Lewi.I Boun, ci,c:eupad, 1'15; Hotpolnt automatic Pomero WY-2-Sl y tl in1 Ucenaea, available from e For further lnform1tion caU ed; Wilber Dean, whoae place of e1tate lltuated In the County ol ,crlbed II rollow■: The aouth one­ clolhes dryer SM; Kohler and ltAUTl PIID ITOU 1. m. lo 7:30 p. m. week da,a. VI 3·2476. Campbell piano, $:Kl: Lara:e 4 27 6tp retldence ls unknown; the un- Melia. J n the �\at4, of Ohio, in the hall G'f the eut one-half Qf rrac­ ' AI ­ _-::c::,:,--===--=�:--:--- 1 knuwn heln. de"Viaees, le1ateNI' TOlffllhlp ol IBedforci. t,Dunded • sn d tlun No. 1, Town No. 3, Ran.le No. lunday 8-10 •· m. Flle Novelty Perfection fuel oil stove, •u5. l-3141 YulM 5 ROOM Chicken HOUS hou1 . , E ibed des as follow■: The ••ll•l2lc &bop. 1e south See Sylvl1 <.:arman, P«1ach Fork diltributeea. adm1nlstraton, exe<:U· cr 13 of thfl Ohio Co111pany'I Pur­ HAMILL ·••v1c1 ITATION cellar and tara&e. Cook'a Gap ton, Road, or flhone WY 2-eBM. if an)', of Wilber De1n, de- h1U of the west one-hall of Prac� cb�se contalnlna: about a 1crea, OLIVER e0 TRACTOR. CulUYltON HUI . -.. - A.M. H11el Taylor, Phone. ceued; the unknown he1n, devi- lion No. 1, Town No. 3 , Ra�ge No. 4 18 lie more ' or le11. there 11 extepted,. mowin1 machine. Read1 for All111nr :11U WY z-eieu. 4 27 3lp 1ees, · le11tee1, dJatrlbuteea, ad• 13 of the Ohio Company • Purhowever the followln1 deacribed work. oU:r.k aale. t,.100. G . A, DO VOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR IIIYery 0., 8emaf, miniltratora, e1ecutor1 of Wrhi: ht chase. CODfalnl,S, 61-AI, �en•, more tract of ' land: -Be&:lnnin, at the . ND t.rr H MES lW A O O LA . NE R R . D..-tm, .dldne, Phone WJ9 308I. UHd farm machinery? See 81'1 4 • room• frame, 1 acre ground Welker. deNUed; the unknown o, leu. 11tete ii exc,p ted from thi■ southeHt corner of Fraction No. 1, CLIL;UIN , 2a 8to Goodwin and buy at rarm prlcfl,1 tnct ot l1nd 80 acres more or leas· rown No. s, Rance No. 13, thence d o _ room rrame, 3.30 acre•. hein ,deviseea, le.v:1teea, dlstrlbu• an ..... & N lfl:11N1lr ..,._ Six. mllH from Wllkeaville. by a former . o�er, weal on Nld Friction line 61 rods. conveyed uto tr1ton, mlnl d a , of ex 1 l ec: , Sacrifice for quick Hie. Mibel tee.a P- WT-2-UQ tit H. P. GARDa:N TRACTOR 4 28 30tc Phillip Jam \und ; P1r ow, a l the .a, to WW� It -�hil- 13 link&. to ( he county Road; es sed ee Mal tl Ha -4 .K Ho ue, RuUand, Ph. SH 2 932. ,.._,.,. Oh-. with 1U1chmenll. C. J. Un1er­ Mlddlepert,_ Oldo known heln, dH!seea, le1atees, Upa -by • deed dated, JanU&rY. 1', thence North ft dep-eea. weat 10 panel SOLID BED. BABY STURDY 4 etp 23 ftlt, Line St., New Ha,,..n, .,...---------- _ dlltributeea, tdmlnlltraton, uec- 1877 and rtcordt,d In Volume 4'1 rod• alCB'll said road· thence nort.b foot ind hHd board, 1dj uatable = Va, f. 21·8lp · ' HOiii: COTTAGE AND J.OT ON ROUTE ulon ol , WUllam llmln, d...-: al l'l!le il8'I ol the . ncqrds ol BU1'.D ERS, , BIIICJI CAB!· 1prln,11:1, Sl1nmon1 "8e■uty Baby" AnUqulty near Ohio the unknown beln, deYlHe., leaa� deedl of 'Melp Coun�, Ohio, and above NET 336 mallen Formica t.lnll: topa. I walf'tproof lnteraprlog m1ttru1. Vinyl a■beatoa block laid. Boue River. Out of blah water. .Prlctd teea, diltrlbuteea, admlniltrato&'li at the pl'rient date owned by E. C. Excellent condition. Ph WY 2· to sell. See Arthur Arnott, Rt. 2 execulon of Stephen Hull, de- 'lloGrath (See deed from A. Q. repaln of 1U de■erlptloaa. Call 4 2'7 31c 2233. Racine. 4 25 et1J ceaaed; the unknown belri. drd- Lqbttaot to E. C. M�ratb, Vol• Ou, Mt',a:lert Rltlne, Ob.lo. OIRLII tee,, le1a1..., dl■trlbuloel, admln- wno Jtll, pqe Alli). 11 2 at Uc FIVl: iitratori executor.. ol M:iandJ H, MODBBN FOR � J)rtlllrmore exteptln• a \nic:t �ol You may ■s well be dead II with­ 1 room hou,., lull -menl and M■r\ln . decealed· tho 'UD¥QWD land coillllnln1 10 acres �• or out while tennis odbl'd1. WCI MAVILY TlACTOR IALII AND altie. • _,., balan<e ol t. '11 heir., •d•"'- .._ -.. 112 I, Mahl, -,.,. diatrlbu- lo■i and -•lbea H lollowo :' 11ehave them al Sl .99, $3.38 and t �II o..., WTN975, ,_. direct IOffl'llment loon. J.ot 50 t..., admlnl■lraton, eucuton o1 1l1UU111' J the oooithe ul - ol '4,49. Navy and cha•cha hats $1. I' "'• untll JUM I. xlllO. (lWd nellhllorhood, Call John Un$eY clece""-i• the un• 1M' � lialf of the INll!\h,..at Shoe BoK. 4 27 ftc 1 or Rn�••"' l&rnlaa,t, llarol<l IN l'rld<lle 'ffllbel, 11,..,,, known helra, ' d•vt-:' 1... . q�, .,,; ■aid I i'nc:Uo• Mo . •�: · · ·' Cllalo. - Coohlllo Mfl, l'( SINGER EJG·ZAG SEWJko MA• t-28-Uc dl11ributeu, ldmlnlllralon, •u: �lljlili1h 1111 r,,do- and l 'lhikl W. Vr · f LOW MIL&A.GE � QNE OWNER CHINE. Llh ..... Orl1lnally 1-1•11• 1IOl'lh ll•� !>t the toulll h)II . ' ,, ' SALE SEV!:lf 10011 HOUSE ton. II any, ol Lulhor Cmey, de- lo, ui. oou over '300. Pay ott balance · ,Fully Equipped. White � . tll!_�f'111" ued ; Ibo unllllow: heln, cleyl- ol :r .. - • -· ce wash aral• batha with two , -of ,112.00. Payment, 18 per mo. aoulh lhen<e �o; Cos& New Approxhn&lely '5000 houn, cellar, l�r11 _,;er lot ,..., l•P!� dl■trlbut..1, 4 27 3tc (2Qb) Phone WY a.2304i located In Cheater, Ohio, on • 8.... U - 4 1loor . ' .... '' _ __ wjj = ::: = , = t : :'"8 N = J\IAClllNE- [ ----:: SfNGER SEWING Route T. Prfced to aell. H inter­ 111: ., IM> • } � M17 6 l<lnl, lloloh, Round bobbin model M 111 br1nd eated call or write Paul Poling, .. new con■ol_e c1blnoet. Originally . , . Ripley, w. Va. Tel, ES2-IM33. - - � .hj,dNmotJc, !. : ·',tnkoo, radio 1old f0< $171.80. Take ovor PIY· , ll'QI., 4-211-tlc • ·-······ • 1• .. · .. Bilani::e month. per S'1 ments rul , ..,. due $6'.50. Phot\e WY 2·2204. I;;;;, ,. 4 27 ,3lc fJtl -= • ..-. 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 28, 1960 ADS WANT roa lat• Legal Notice l 9 J r;or Sale Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0., AP,ril 28, lllG0-7 TEL EV ISIO N GU IDE WSAZ .TV Ch ann el 3 ( 9a l Marine �upp l ie& Channel 3 - Thursday 4:30 5:00 3:30 e,oo 8: 2;1 8,SQ ti:4S 7,00 7,30 8· 00 8:10 ( 1 1 1 Wanted Ta Buy -fed PHONE WY-2-21 57 Notices (1 ' 9'30 10.00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 11:13 t:00 ( 1 4) For Rent t 9 J For Sale This Week's Special 'ffannel 3 - F!lday ---- ----,------ MOTOR CUANm $4.50 � :00 &,'to 1:00 1:80 1:46 1,1, ,,oo · 7,30 8:00 e,so 1:00 9:30 10:SO 11,00 1 1 : 10 1 1:13 1 1:20 I 1:00 Doug Mart 't:00 Rom-ei· Room 8:00 Mcuie ll:2& Your F.890 Repurter Cha11nel 13 - Thunday • ■ -- z. --- - ( 2 1 J Real estate ■ I ii for �.. ., Call Dlc1t Sttrrttt ■ I to-w,t! .,........ .POWELL'S Kelly Tires ------=-�-- BYICE STATION w. I - --·- :::--::-:::--:-- Jhaurance pow.- ' ...poMEROY MOl'QR CO. n, ::1::1 1::: ...:.::; • ·• n. .:?'• !!'\ ll"Cf' ",\,":,l!pOrl..-ft ,�, u,ei: •FOR ■ �D: 24-a For Sale or Trade HI RATS KILLED WITH STAR Warlarin. 211 . lb■ .. SU9: 4 Ibo. 4" - It, FOR TRADE: 'l'WoeoTTOJII, 12 '2.50, S&fe, pure, and gu1r1nlfled. PINM WYW1 •••lflll1 Inch mount.1\4 plow frr John ,. . .Ebenbach H1rdw1re. lrade for culll• Doore liT. (t) 2'1, 28. 29: (D) 4, D, 8, BAaNEI-SlllPSON INIUJ1"11CS vator ror same. M11rtln Wilcoxen, 4utp, Al•nll, 1 1 , 12, 1s, 18, 10, 28, llaelno, O, pllorur Wl N087. ,18, 2'7; (8) I , 3, I, 8, 9, 10, • ., Htp lo\ 1a. . ... "" ; _.:... ..': .. • . ... ... � ..: �'1 - · », • 1 95 9 TH U NDERBI RD ,; teii, la_, $1295 • wru · , . , n 11 !ili!d. bJ!<lltD, CO NV ERT I BLE All !! -��'!_ -Ii .. .. . . ' , SPE«:Lll NOW Gif.1s' Tenn is - Oxford• .· :. ' $3995 ' _,, "' , . . White • $1.99. . ':·•P·R• ESTON 'MOTORS, I NC. �9- ' ...�". ��· 'Cc.it 29" . · F· O R D �-- ·::t:· • 4... ,.,... Th�·shoe Box -·�i��.�;;A��· . PHONE. . 'WY-N501 STREET 0, THIRD > MIDDLEPORT, O. I " ' Th� Brighter D11.1 The Secret Storm The Edge of Night 'Mle Th.tee Stooges The Life of :R.Uey Arthur J. Smith-New• A Look at the Weather Jule Rivlin Show Amo11 'n . h!ldy . . t. Ml\l'IJi•II . 7:30 Huntington Galleries !:00 Betty .Hutton Sb,ow 11:30 Johnny Jlingo 1:00 Zane Gri,y Theatre • 1:31) . Shota:un Slad,e 110:UO Accen t on Comedy Jl:00 News 1 1 : 10 A Look at the Weather U:10 Theater 1:a 12 · :IO Slan OIi 1:00 f:15 4:30 ' 8;00 11:30 1:00 8:15 9:20 .. ,1 •30 . . · -:i,(00 "u: a.1111,1 J3 --.fridoy Newt 8:16 Captain K1ng1roo 1:00 Cartoon· Theater i0:00 Red Rowe 10:30 On the Go 1:00. ,.......,.. ....... - · 38. Woun« DW'k 89. .A..mllnt "·'°'­ 41. •lut- 7 worm Dealh Valley O&)'S This Man Dawson Masqut>rade Party Race For Space Bell Telepbone Hour NtW$ H,11l<WGII, Weat.he,rffl the J•ck l'ur,SlloW .... "" -:::-:-----::---::- 1 1 :30 12:00 12,so 1,00 1:30 ::oo .::so a,oo a,ao t:00 ,,so ,,oo l:d& 6:40 8:45 T:00 T:10 e,,o 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 1,oJG '1:10 . 1:18 2:45 I Married Jqan Restless Guo Love ·that B6b About Faces Medic Doy la Coan Tile Galo Bl1!<m 13eal tbe cioct Who DD YDI' Trull Am.erlcs• � •-� llln Tin fln San Ftanel� Yrur �ao lllei,MW Weather Teller ,abn Daly �New■ Ruddy Starehor Show Wall Di■lltJ PnltDl!I Jim l"rom B1aclt Bawlt 'I'! Sonoet Sirtp 'nte DeieeUVel • Black Saddl' 'l'h• News 'l'onlO& Scannlnt the Wutllll Sports !leP<dt Lale Sbff Sl!ID Olf J Love Luc., December Brlde Love of Llf• Seuch for Tomorro,r The Guiding Light Heart of t�e City As the World Tums For Better or Won• Houae Party The Millionaire Verdict l8 Yours · ··4:00 Brtghler · Day &: us The Secret Stonn 4:30 The Edge of Night J:00 The Three s_toogea 5:30 Life of Riley 1:00 Arthur J. llmllh-N""" Weatber 6:1, . A Loo), at -6:20 The Jule Rivlin show tl:30 Amoa 'n' .Andy 7:00 Markham 'Mui :Rawhide 8:00 Hotel De Paree 9:00 Wertlnghouse Playhouse .0;00 The Twilight Zone 10:30 Eyewitness to History .1:00 1 1 O'doc:11 Nen .J:UI Theater is 1:30 Sl!ID 011 1 :00 l l:SO l2:00 \2:30 12:45 1 :00 1 :30 2:00 2:30 3:00 �:SO ,, ' ., °""' WH TM �TV _Ch ann el 13 (20 J Business Services Auto Sa les An1:erlcan Bandstand Rocky and His Friend.I San Fnnclaco Beat Your Es�o Reporter Weather Teller John Daly New,. Flight Steve ,Canyon Donna Reed. 11le Real MoCoya P'lt ]JOO!' "' Show The UDlOuchH1le1 Sea Hunt Ne\llS Tonight scanning the weather Sport& Tonight Late Show ay Cll4111neC 8in-Frid Show ...... ____ 7,00 7 :30 8:30 9:30 10:00 Topper Dou&h Re Ml Play Your Hunch Price la Rllbt Concentnllon Truth or Conseq uences It Could Be You Mld Dar New, Movietime Loretl.a Young Show Youn1 Dr. Malone From These Roots Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Clv.o Kid M usic in the Round The Jlltl l�ac,kor .SMW WC HS�TV C!, cin nel 8 Channel 8 - Thursday LANDMARK fflMlflS•-� Sign On Continenta l Classroom TodJY Katie Doonan Show S:41 1:00 'NIO 1:00 CAR WASH and ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted ■ Comedy Plai,:house Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Sgt. Prestun Flalt & Scruggs Sh.ow Weathereast N,'ws PkturP Huntley Brinkltf Report Whirlybird11 Rese· �e 8 Bat Masterson Produ�r·s Choice Bachelor Father Ford Show You Bel Your Llfe Take A Good :.oak News Headline• Weathercaat Jaek Pae.l' Show ,,oo 1,so l(l:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 12,00 12,w 1 ,00 1 : 10 , 2,so 3,00 3,30 J:00 f:30 1,oc 5:30 1,00 !1: UI '.''Th�·· \h• WMPO Daily Prol!l'mn Schedule .... I r,o·• ; ' ·----,-7:- ---~- - ·,-- Legal Notice: , Legal Notice Moio, CounfJ llltllWfY 1111" NOTIC I OP APPOINTMINT NOTH:I TO GqNTRA�T(!lllt . . Sealed Bida wiµ,1 be N!ICel'V� 1:11. • Case No. 11,3'4 the Meigs Co�nt.Y (:omml11l��� 1,tate ot ho,.. McQuln, Pomeroy; Ohio, up 11ntil .10,""' decHted A. M . Mot'daJ, Mayi 3�, o'cl1,1ck , ' �"'n that W 1I • I l 960 for furnilhing 11n4 - applying tf Notice iB herebY •• 11am G. McQ.ul&:�1 whose Poel ,Of- , minimum of 83 000 gal. of L• & . . t, , flee addreH is 90012 Webster Road j ousL Co1"1lfol county Rpads, • ;.i Bay Villace, Ohio: has · been duly • , MatPr ial" lo be aPplff!d under - 1 · · ' !lDpolnted Admln istra�or of •the ptr��ion .,f.. ,cot,tpty E�n.eer ►1 ii c 41• rMIF have a tem�erlllll'CJ ttf n Est1te of Geqrge M Qp ll Meigs Coun.ty, Ohio, decea�. ' . le!B than l60 dQCreea w11en appled: Dated this 11th day of Aprll Work to start on or about, the 1 960: ·iirsl ot June HMSO, and to · be · qomF. H. O'BB.IEN, pleted by July first, 1960. A Certified Check in the ,llJCount Juda:e of the Probate Court Ohio • $300.00 • mU1t acoofbpJny e.iab of CGunty, Kelp (t) 14, 21, 28, 3tc !Bid. Suelleadul Blddff to fu?lli&h Bond in the amount of $10,000,0(); . :Meigs County Coinmis&ionen ff'. aene the rii;tht to reJec:t any 1 011 Ill,, b\da, . Mlitt Clounty Commiulenen By Sh■ r1t11'1 lloV'IN, Cl«k (4) 1 1 , 14 , fa, .it, 25, ta, etc Oh �w :.�.f� - GALU� & MASON �DD IE ATKINS -• IIANCY .QKAV OKAY �, ton, of William R. Phillipa, de- lstrators, executon, If any, of Lu- llnb to the eouth line of Mld 11 de11tt1 u■t SI roda to • re11sed; lbe unkoown bein, devi- ther ?artlow, de<.-t-Hed; the un- Fraction; thenc. east to the place white OU: ■tu.mp; lhenet nortll 25 de&ree1 eut 20 rod, to the middle COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR. $35. c... No. ll.1'5 sets, le11tees, d.iltrlbutee•. ad- known heir•, devlsee!i, lesateea, of beglnnlna. line of Hid Fraction; thence eut execu116, whose Cane)', Donald Vol. DEEDS: mini1traton, REFERENCE Phone WY 2-..204-4. pl1CtJ of executon, of James d1stributees, admlnistratora, 4 28 3lc - - re11dence i.a 5'51 S. Belaay Road, Phillipe, deeuaed; the unknown tors, iC any, of Elihu Partlow, de- Pa&e 5�, Vol. 127, Pa1e 152. Vol. 28 roda .and 1 1 Una to a alone; Grand Blanc, M.icbiun; the un• heira, d•viaees, le1atee1, di1tribu• ceased; tbe unknown hell's, devi• 14i7, P1se 632, Vol. 148, Pa1e 314, then ce IOI.Ith S rodl and '. 'l UD.¥ known hein, deviaeel, leaai.eea, tees, admin.iltrators, eucutors, of sees, legatees, distributees, admin- Deed Records, Meiil County, Ohio. to -the touthweat comer of P'racCONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 11SE0 10AT1 AND MOTob NS d1stnbutee1, adminilLraton, exec:u­ Nabam Ward, 4eceased; lhe un- istraloni, u.eculon, of Mose& Part• tion No. 2; thence ea1t U t rodJ IAd Parcel No. 3: and IIP whll• thlly lat. Met,. ton, If any, of Everett Cuaey, de­ known hcin, devileea, legatees, low, deceued; lbe unknown heirs, The following deacribed real 17 Unk■ to the nortbweat comer RATES pallt•n Motor._ 600 I. Main ceased; the unknown heirs, devi­ diltributeer, adminiatratora, e.a:ecu- devLSeea, .&uatees, distributees, ad- estate situated In the Townahip of of SecUon No. 8; tbence 101.1.th eo :S cent, per word, oae lnaertiOll. Minimum ch.,... - GO i::ep';,I St., Pomeroy. Phon• W't� iieea, leptee1, diatributeet, admin­ tors, of Georie D. Welker, deceas- mini1ilratdYs, executors, of James Bedford, In "Lbe County of M.eip roda and 17 linb t.o the plate of t Cf!D'- per word lo.t three comeoutive il'llel'tiona. 1 1-14-tfc i,trators, executors, if any, of Ev• ed.; the unknown hetn, devisees, W. Carleton, deceased; lhe un- and Slate o'f Ohio, in Friction No. be1innln1, contalnln.& 22 acre■:, Special - one moulb for 30 cent& per word.. Carte)', decesseQ; the unknown legateea, dialribut.eea, administr1- known heirs, devisees, legatees, l , Town No. 3; R1nge No. 13 of more or le11. FOH SALE: One l l foot plywood heirs, deviaeea, leaatee1, Full rate Of 3 �nta per word 'll'ilJ. be cb.ured fer a4vertt.mc .REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS Purchase dlatribu­ tors, executors, of Abe Price, de- distributees, adminislrators, execu• the Ohio Comp1ny'a boat. One 10 HP Mercury Hurri­ tees, administrato If not Pl,ld wiWn 10 days after reeel\'D11 bill. rs, executors, if ceased; Lhe unknown heirs, devi• tors, of 1.usana Partlow, deceased; bounded ind described aa follows: Vol. 24, Pa1e1 S36-ti37, Vol. 8'1, cane motor. $100. Phone Billey any, of Luther Enon in Ad..rtislne - Sbould be reportl'd lmmedlate!;J. The Deed Recordt, S. Carsey, d ece11ed; seea, legatees, distributees, admin- the un'-nown heirs, devisees, lega- BeginninR at the southeast comer Pa&e1 314-315, Jim Jacobs, WY 2-25.Jl . J>ail7 Sentlhel wtll not be respooaibl.e for mon t.ban one lncor­ the unknow.n heirs, deviaeea, Jega­ istr,tor1, executors, of Lydia A. tees, dutribulee&, administrators, of the south half of the southwest Meip County, Ohio, Cue No. 3621', 4 23 6tp tees, distributeea, a dminiatrators, Wingett, deceased; the unknown executors of George Washington q uarter of said Fraction No. 1 ; Probale Court, Meiga County, rect lnoen!on. - ol - olld l;focial Nollce1 of Ev,,.i. $1.UO. Obltuariei eucutors, if any, of Etta Turner, heirs, devisees, legatees, dislribu· Partlow, deceased; l�e unknown thence north 66 rods and 9 links Ohio; Vol. 148, Page 244:, Deed pnhllMMd at 1 eent per word. deceaaed; Della Dowell, whose tee1, administrators, executors, of heirs, deviseea, legateel!i, · diBLribu- to the north line of the south half Recorch. ':l'ORDS I DAY 3 DAYS Pare-el No. '1 : C DAYS I MO. place of residence is 1417 Mul• Benjamin Cornell, deceued; the lees, administrators, executors of of said Fraction No. l ; thence west A 1'"0RD B&TWEEN 1929-1940. 15 80< The following de8Cl'ibed re.I es$1. 3!1 110c ununknown and rodt 66 south thence rods; 24 the deceased; Christy, William lf'&atees, devilees, heirs, ...50 Wall· Florida; ampa, Drive, bercy T Good body and fenders. Stale ID 80< $1.20 $1.80 $5.00 legatees, 9 links to the south line of &aid late 1itu1ted in the Town■bip of distributee.11, devisees. heirs, known execu administrators, residence of pl.a.re whose l, Wil er price and condition in first let­ :ID 711c $1.50 he unimown beira, tors of Barton Mills, dece1sed; the distributees, administrators, exec- Fraction; tbence cast to the place Bedford, in Lhe County of Meip, $2.211 '7.50 ter. Write Mike Fultz, 1 10 Hish is unk110wn; t distributeea, ad• unknown heir1, devi.ees, legatees, utors of Ida Christy, deceasetl; the of beginning, containing 10 1cre1 and State of Ohio, in FracUon No. legatees, devisees, A4I by 10 A.II. will be In tl>al day-a ,-.,..-. Streel, Pomeroy, O. 4 28 3tp 7, Town No. 3, Range No. 13 of inintatratora, executon, i( any, of distributee■, adminiltr1tors, execu• unknown heirs, devis,i:es, legatees, more or lesa. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: the Ohio Company's Purchase, EtfJe Will, dece11ed; Branch Mill­ tors, of Alden Story, deceased; the diatributeea, administrators, execer, whose place of resi dence la unknown beirt, deviseea, legatees, utors, of Tide Christy, deceased; Vol. 54, Page 227 Deed Records, bounded and described as followa: APAll.'.1.'UENTS - i'urwalied and unknown; Ralph Miller, whose distributees, 1dministratora, execu- the unknown heirs, devisees, lega- 1 Meigs County, Ohio; Case No. 3627, Beginning on the north line of northwut J uo1w·n1.ahed. M.dtuten, Kiddle­ place or reaidence is 1 1313 Fir• tors, of Eliza A. Carsey, deceased; tees, distribulees, administrators, Probate Court, Meigs Count)', Ohip, Fraction No. 7 at the of land tract acre ten a of corner Records( Deed 244 Page 148, Vol. deChristy, Minnie of executors lega• devisee■, helra, unknown the California; Ina:lewOod, Ave., mona potl. Phone WY -2¾288. 2-3-tf TWO PONY COL1'S. REASON• deeded t,y Mi.gbt Welker (see Vol• Ruth Hayes, whose place of resi­ tees, distribu�e&,, administrators, ceased; the unknown heirs, devi- 1 Parcel No. 4: abh�. David VanMeter, West 7 AND The following described real ume 30, Page 2:19) to Luther Car­ 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 5 dence is �1 L,enore SL, Park.• executors, of Lui.anne Partlow, de- sees, legatees, distrib'Jtees, admioColumbia. 4-26-6tc room ,1partment'I. A. N. Ben&el, ersburg, W. Va.; the uni.nown ceaaed; the unknown hein, devi- istrators, executora of Charles estate situated in the County of sey; thence west on said Fraction Phone NY2-3272. 1 1•2-tfc heirs, devi1eer, legatee1, diatribu­ see&, leg•tees, d.Ultributeea, ad min- Christy, deceased; the unknown I Meigs, in the St1te or Ohio and in line 25 rods to the road; thence BIG FOUR FURNITURE AUCTION OF CON· I southeasterly along uid road · to • Ne" Fatlory Method siened furniture at the llilu FOR IIENT HOUSE IN POMEIWY tees, admioiatraton, executora, of iatraton, executon, If any, of M.a- heirs, devist'ea, legatees, dlstribu• the Township of Bedford, in Frac- ., . point 7 rods south of the pla� of , tion o! lilda executors deceased; administrators, tees, Partl\tw, No. Range Jane Town 7, No. the 3, un­ the deceased; Froat, Fannie ' Monument Building, W. M1in f rooms and bath, un(urnisb.ed. known heirs, deviaee1, le&ateea, unknown heir■, devileea, legatees, Vern Christy, deteasedj tbe un• 13 of the Ohio Company's .r;.: r- beginning; thence north '1 rods to St. Racine, Ohio, April 30th, Call aHcir 5:30 P, II. Phone distrlbutces, administrator,, execu­ disU ibutees, admlnistratora, execu- known helra, 8evisees, legatees, chase, bounded and described as the place of beginning, containing 12:30 p. m.: 5 ga■ ranges, 1 WY2•3575 ,&. 16-tfc tors, if any, of Elsie MIiier, de­ ton, of Tacy E. Thumb, deceased; distributees, administrators, execu- follows: Beg:lnnini twenty chains 8'7/1� of an acre, more or lets. dryer; 1 electrk range, 5 bed­ REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: room suite&, 1 ooal range, 7 UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, 4 ceased; the unknown hein, devis­ the unknown heln, dovisees, le1a- ton of Grover Christy, deceased; and 25 links eut of the northwest )' rooms, bath. Rt:nt reHonable. ees, legate�, diBlrlbutee,, admln­ tees, d i1tributeea, administrators, Mike Christ , whose place of resi- corner of Fraction No. 7 at a Vol. 36, Page 195, Deed Record!, coffee tables, 3 televisiom, 4 Vacant April 2�. No. St!cond-av, istrators, executors, If any, of Esta executor,, if any, of lohn H. Car- dence ia Tipton, Iowa; lhe un- stake with two white oaks as wit- Meigs County, Ohio, Cas.e No. refrigerate,:,, 8 breakfast ael.s, de«iased;. Mn. J. M. Thumb, known heirs, devisee.s, legatees, ness ,trees; thence east 8.75 cha.ins 3627 Probate Court, Meigs County, t living room suites, 4 washera, Middleport. Phone WY2-5293. BurnBide, deceased; tbe unknown u,y, place of residence is un- distributees, admlnlstraton, · exec· �o a stake 1t the road; thence Ohio. wh'oae distribu• lea:ateea, deviaeea, heirs, 2 dlnnette sets, 3 kilthen cab­ 4 22 6tc Wblle Yoa WIii PlilntiH says that the reaJ the unknown heirs, devi- uton of Carl Christy, deceased; the south 51-1/• degrees west 3.80 known; if ex.ecutora, adminiltratora, tees, inet., other misc. furniture. sells, lea:ateea, distributees, ad• unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, chains; thence aouth 35 degrees estate, described In said petition LAND: deceas­ Burnside, Leonard of any, DOUBLE LOT FOR GAR­ Sale conducted by Bradford DEN. 275 Pearl-st, Middleport. ed; Jesse Stor)', whose place of mlnistrators, executors, U any, of distributeet, administrators, execu- weal 3.50 chains along the road to as Parcels 1, 2 and 4 and which Auction Co. A. C. Bradford, Phone WY 2-2352. 4 25 3tp residence is Gooding, Idaho; Ralph Mrs. J. M. Thumb, de<:eased; John tors of Ernest Christy, deceased; a stake, a small black oak as wit- were owned entirely by EdmUlld Mgr. Crill Bradford, Auctioneer SERVICE STATION Story, wh1se place of realdence is S. Carsey, whoae place of reai- the unknown heirs, deviaees, lega- neas tree; thenre north 43 ¼, de- A. Carsey at the time of his de. Terms : Cash. Pomeroy, Ohio I. Main It. 5 Room unfurnished apartment, Gooding, Idaho; Melvin Story, dence is unknown; the unknown t�a, di1Lributees, adrnintstrators, grees weal 90 links to a gum 1 2 cease, was appraised by the ap­ Not responslble for accidents · and small furnished apartment whoae pl ;ace of resic:hmce 11 Good· helre, devlieea, le11teH, distribu• executon of Weber Christy, de- inches in diameter; thence north prailers at $1,000.00. Said plain• Ph- W Y-2""32 4·23•6tc Oil Cha_, J.Ube Jobo, in Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3028. ing, Idaho; the unknow n heirs, lee,, adminiatraton, executors, if ceaaed; the ,. mknown heirs, devi- 33 degrees west 2.SO chains; tiff states thst 1 the intereel of TV � 4 28 3tc devi1ee1, leg1tee&, distribut«s, any, of John S. Cant)', deceased; sees, legatees, diatributees, admin- thence north 44 degrees west L75 Edmund A. Caney in the real es­ William Chrl1t.y, wbote place of istr1tors, e:r�utors .i of Albert cl;aim lo an aah tree 1 0 inches in late described u Parcell 3, 5, 6 _ _ E __ IV F . 0�,R_ , sO EN__ V_ MS. adminlatrators, executon, f ID)', R_ E_ O_ -S_ deceased; Christy, unknown; is residence TIIWITI AND PIIT CONTROL unknown dhi.meter; thence north r, degrees and 7 w111 appraised at '$618.00 Ind the unthe un• the dec�111ed; Stf:)I')', Elfa o. 115 Butternut Ave. Inquire with · I bv Faln. ,,... intfledlon. Insur, known le11tees, devisees, devl1«1, heirs, heir,, distribu- west 1.50 chain■ to the place of that the tnllre Interest In said legatees, legatees, devJ_sees, heirs, k�own in, 4 28 3tp , H by N■tlenwlda, Ph.,.. R. --,----------- , d1atrlbutee1, 1dmln11traton, execu, dl1trib utee1, admin\ltrators, execu• tees, adminislraton, executorB of beelnning, cont1inlng Three {3 ) real estate WIB apprai.lled hy the appraisers at $1,000.00 and 11 Ila and A. Stnlce 'Station WY2ion of M,... A. Partlow, d,cea,, Ion, If an)', of William Christy, de- Ch,11.rlea Christy, deceased; the un• acre1, more or leas. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: true value. 4,26,ffc 2366. ed; the unknown heirs, devisees, ceased; Charles ChrJ1ty, whOBe known heirs, deviaees, legatees, I legatees, dl1tributeea, adminiatra- place of residence la unknown; distributees, administrators, exec- Vol. ! HI, Pate 5�; Vol. 127, Page Plaintiff states lhat she Is un­ TWO M N . HEALTHY WOMAN 611-70 TO I lor■, executors of WUllam A. the unknown helr21, deviaee,, leea· utora of }1°ary Young, deceased ; 1.52; Vol. 14'1, Page 632, Deed Rec- able to determine which 1efenat ,tarting opportunity sales l'"or live Jn and cook and keep house dants are the owners ot the re$125 per week. M uHl be over 23 Story, deceased; the unknown tees, di1tributees, adminlatrators, the unknown heirs, deviaees, lega- ord1 of 1delS:s County, Ohio. for man. No drinking, Write ma.ining 49511 296th part of the tees, 5: No. Parcel : Young, Ida of any, If executor1, administrators, distdbut�s. deviseea, Legatt!e1, heirs, distrlbu t.a ur a .und have and a to rt able .. ......,.. .... s,r •• ,, ..... Box 668 H, c/o The Dally Sen• real eatate described as Parcels 3, deceased; described following The Christy Ida of any, Jf executors, whose Carsey, Asbury s, ators, re•l te of executors � administr work immcdlately. Call Lantinel, Pomeroy. 4 28 3tp the in situated estate Young, unknown the deceased: place Township 6, and 7. 5, unknown; is residence of E of Dean, deceased; un­ B, the hi.a . cuter OU-451 5 for appoint• 9lleellon For M FREE ln the heirs, devisees, le11tees, unknown distribuheirs. Bedford, devlsees, in the County or eigs, legalegatees, devisees, heir■, known Plaintiff tn her petition aeU A t. ' me.n DANCE A I' THERE WILL BE 4-�2tc dlstributeea, administratora , execu• tee1, . d iatributees, admiDi&ratOl's, tees, adminl1trators, executors if and State of Ohio, ln Fractions forth all the heirs�t-law and ne:r:t , PHONI the Moose Hall, Salurday r.ighl SOMEONE TO CARE FOR CHILD­ lofs, if any, of Luther H . Caraey, er.eci.1tors, i£ any, of &bury Car- any of George Young, deceased; No. 1 · and No. 7, Town No. 3, of "kin of Edmund A. cariey, de­ from 9:30 to 12:30. The public GIimore', Supply Slore REN for two v.eeka. Live in. deceaHed; the unknown heira, devl• aey, deceased; .Emms Stimet.i, the unknown hein devisP,es, lega. Raa1e No. 13 of the Ohio Com- ceased, who are eoUUed to thJ Ja invlled. There wlll also be a WY-2-2774 4 26 3tc sees, legatees, diatributees, admin­ whose place of residence- is un- tees, dlalributee1,. adminislrators, pany's Purchase, bounded and de- next estate of inheritance Phone WY 2-2297. froQl Gun Shoot, Sunftay .at l p. m. on islrator1, executors or JarvJ1 Car­ known; the unknown hein, devi• cxecuto� of Sar1h Emall11e Part• scribed as follows: Beginning at a Edmund A. Carsey, deceued. Rt. 7 behind the ■katlng rin". Vaughan', EJ:lennlnaling KITCHEN HELP. APPLY IN sey, deceaaed; the unknown heirs, 1ee1, lea:atees, distrlbuteea, admin- low, deceased; the unkn_ow� heirs, point 30 chains weat of the northPl,11.intiff in her peUtlon alleges . 4 28 Btp person only at Martin Restaur­ devisee1, le1atee11, d l1tributeea, ad• iatrators, executors, if a R7 of Em- devlaee&, legstees, "\ d11tr1butee.11 , east corner of Fraction No. 7; that the interest of said ..Edmund Company 4 28 3tc ministralors, e:11.eculora of Holley ma Stlmetz, deceased; ant, 11\iddleport. Anna administrato�,, . executon, If any, thence &9uth e chsina and 68 links A. Caney, deceased, is subject to WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK or St. Mlry1, W. Va. · M ay 9 to May 15. Open Monday, Hawk, deceaaed; the unknown Pierce, whoae place of realdence of Charles Chr11t, deceHed; Ida �o a post where an ash 12 lnches the lien or claim of the Division of May 16. "turrs Shoe Repair,'' 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE, heirs, devieees, leg1tees, dlstrlbu­ is unknown; the unknown heirs, Young, whose place of realdente 11 m diameter bears south 10 links; Aid for the Aged in the Depart­ i-tiddleport. tces, administrators, executors of devi1eea, legatees, dlHributee1, ad- unknown; the unknown heirs, dev- thence north 84 degree• ea&t 1:, men'l of Public Welfare of the 4 28 etp l 9x.12 wool rug with . pad. llo­ 1: O. McCOY John Cuney, deceased; the un­ miniatrators, executor,, if any, of i�es, legatee,, distribute,;s, ad• chain.11 and 34 links _to a point jn Slite or Ohio. bert Hlll, Ruthi.nd, Ohio, Phone AUCTIOHIIR known heirs,4 devisees, legatees, Anna Pierce, deceased; the · un- mmistrators, executors, if al',f, of the road; lhence with said toad SH2·41'1· I . 18) 4-26-3tp ·Plal,ntiff in her pelition requeml lout. 2., Lllt9 Bottom, 1Jlt.ltt. dlaLrlbuteea, admlnl1trator.11, execu­ known heir11, devise�•, legatees, Joseph ParUow, Jr., deceased; Ab- north 17 degrees weal 7 chains authority to sell the entire inter• 1051 roRD VB 2 dr. Sedan. rordo­ TAPPAN GAS RANGE. Lari;:e Ala CONDITlONING, .REFRIGER­ tors ol Lilly Ro11e Caraey, dccell'• diatributees, administrators, exec- ner Partlow, who81!1 place of resi• and 1 l links to an ash tree in the eet in all parcela described in said math:. t::ictra 1har11. $1295.00, · • w,illd().llll'farl. G. t. Auto Washer. ed. the unknown beira, devlsees, lle­ utor1 of Jo1eph Partlow dece'uec;i; dence Is unknown; lbe unknown forks of the road; thence with the petition lliy virtu� of Sect� .,212'1.atlon str"Vice1' Jack'• Retrt1er Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 4 27 et� -s..-,l·hlrd, Mlddleporl. ateee, dlstrlbdtees, admini1Jtr1tdra Joseph ParUow, Jr., whON' ,place hejrs, devisees, legatee&, diltrlbu- road north 82'11. degrees west 2 08 of the Re\tiaed Code of'Ohio. tlon, New Havea. Pb • 3tc 25, (4)) 6 2M3T. -23-tf executor,, lf any, of Caroline Car• of re.sldence i• unknown;' thll un• tees ,administrator,, exe<:utors of chains 'and ·53 . ilnka to a post; In the prayer of the · petition 8 ft. by 12 111 lt. TWO TON TllUCK aey, deceased; the unknown heir1, known heirs, · devisee!, lea:atees, Don Chrldy, deceased: will take thence south 75 degrees west :, plaintiff prays ahe may be author­ .all steel flal tied. Price $200. BLUE FULL LENG'l'fl SPRING ' M MUILLIR ,uRNAC"w, wa,nN• deviaees, legatees, diatrlbuteea, ad­ di1tribuieea, admini1traton, exec- notice that on the lit day of arch chains and 50 links to the south ized and ordered to sell the en­ 0. S. Lyon,, Mlddlcport, SH 2· COjjt. Size 15. , Never worn. HOUi appll•nc.._ Amol4 Ir• ministr,tora, executors, if any, of utora, if 1ny, of Abner Partlow, de- 1960, Edna 0. Hawk, as Adminia- line of f}'action No. 1 Bna the tire Interest In all p1rcelJ of real 4294. Prlce $15. Shamrock Hotel, 4 28 3lc then, Syr•cuae, Ohle. Phone Edmund Car■ey, deeeased; the un­ ceased; Anna Part.low, whoae place tratrix o( the Eitate of Edmund north hne of Fraction No. 7; ·estate described in aaid �tition, Pomeroy, 4-28-3tc WY-2-6314. 1 1-19-tfc known heir■, devtaees, le1atee1, of residence la unknown; Ule un- A. Carsey, de�ased, filed her pe- thence wesl with aaid line 5 chains which • l1'e numbered. 1, l � CHEVROLET V8 Station Wa· 3, 4, 5, dlstrlbutees, 1dmlniatrator1, execu- known heir■, deYlffl1, le1atees, tltion m the Probate Court of and 50 liftks to the place of •begin­ 6 and 7, according to the statutes 10n. One care rul owner. Showa Sl(AI.L W A. RADlO n:LEVISlON dlstributee1, adminillraton, exec- Meigs County, Ohio, bein1 Case ning, containina: 1 0 acres. One beat or care. · ,1393.00. Blaett­ ORDER YO UR SWEE�.' CORN 1ppliance repair. Phone 0111 COIIPJ.ETE INbUI\ANCB l'RU- utor,s, if any, of Anna Partlow, de - No. 18,l�, against the above half acre is in the south part of in sui;:h case made and provided, now. Bumpe r crop txpected. nar'a, Pomeroy. 4 27 tltc J.fi;:Clintock, Racine, Oblo, u1ct1on. lJfe, Auto, Hre, Pull11. ceased ; Rose Partlow, whose place named parties and others as de- �action No. 1 and Nine and one free and clear of anJ and all Contact John T. Fl11her, Nye 2-1-tfc Call l>oD .llllie, lll4dlt,orl, of residence ls unknown; tbe un- fendanls, alleging that she la the hill acre.11 are ln Fraction No. 7. cl1ims of the dl)fendanta h erein, Ave., Pomeroy. CiMd CIMn UNd Can 4·26-3tc and for such other ind further re• oiu.. All Maibt1 encl MNtt1 known heir■, devtsees, legatees, duly appointed and qualified Ad- There la excepted from the herein lief, legal and eq,'-lity, as may be , DI, HEN 1111'1 BUfLT CUSTOM DRESS U P 1-'IXTURES 1''0H SHOW MITROPOLITAN MOTOIII dish'lb utees, admlnlalralora, execu- minJatraU'lx of the Estate of Ed· described Plfct!I or land a tract of proper in the preinlses. Uloed to:- �-.111r llom.J ,....,. • harness, kidney V 11pre11;d atrapti MCM06 lut Main $1, tors, If any, of Roae Partlow, de- mund A. C1ney, deceased. Furth- land described as follows: Begin• t1m,te1. .tou..nan aud Abbott. Said panles ' are required tQ and a lot of other thin11s at a ,.......,, OhM Charles Pwrtlow, whose ermore that the peraonal property ning at the 10utheast corner ol the answer on or before the 1 1th d,11y cea11ed; 8-8-11 HOUSE OR SALE IN POMEROY bargain. Also good horse drawn , Ploane WY,2•11321. F place of residence It unknown; the of the said Edmund A. Carsey, de- hereln deacrlbed tract of land; of lune A. D. 1980. 1907 BUJCK V8 Century 2 dr. hard di1k harrow No. 12, do�ble set RLIVISION RADIO AND SMALL U rooms, 2 bi th,, full sized unknown heirs, deviaees, legatees, ceased, Is wholly insufficient to thence .-,utb 84 dieueet weat 3 top. Power 1tcerln1 and brakes. work h1rnc88, sood shape. 1 Dated April 2lsl, 11160. Apptlenc1 r11p1lr, C.11 l'rank _ r•ae!"1! t: �e:, �: z!�rn �� distrlbutees, admintalratora, execu- pay the coils of 1dministering said chain1; thenct north 1'1 degrees ari t F Dynaflow drlve. One careful at , youna: 4 year old ·tron grey Edna O. Hawk as Admin• ton, U an)', of Charle. Partlow, e1t1le and the debts of the dece- west 3.33 chains tp a hole in rock; Captelne, .tl,t N. hclftd A"-f owner. Lilc.e new fini1h lnaide Sprln1 Ave., Pomel'il.Y ,&. l5-l21e decea ed; John P1rtlow, whoae dent, and it la nece11HQ' to sell thence north. N detree• eut .a mare, good worker single or istratrix or the E:1tate of Mlddlepon, s l $ tic and ou_t. $1791Ul0. Blaounar'11, double. Good ,et harnesa on Edmund A. Caney, de­ eatate real I.he owne east ·the to or roa I• Uie to cbaina ence d resi of pl•ce Edmund by d d unknown; FOR sA·,.,-,-FlVE --M. uouS& the unknown heira, devlaee1, ---luO ,Pomero)'. bark. Also, good to ride. Sec AUCTION IR 4 27 6tc ceased. Caney, A. line d-.crib above deceaaed, the time of the at acre le111• 10 ed with batb . Nice l oe■ Uon. Melvin Howard Stewart, HarriaonVUle, Complete lenlce Hood, 111 1.ooeuat St., PomeroJ t efs, diatrlbuteea, admlnlatraton, of hill deccue, In order to pay the lract; lhence south 17 dep-eea eaat Crow, Crow ,t Porter, 1969 PONTIAC VB 4 dr. Sedam. Ra­ Rt. 1, Ohio. Crlff Br•dfnrd 4 28 3tp ex,ecutora, lr any, of John Putlow, debts of aaid decedent and the 3.33 chains to the place of be­ Atto111eys for Pl•intUf d io and heater. One careful own­ 8·80-11)tp Write. PhDN or Contact tile unknown heir1, deY• costs of admlnlsterln11� sald estate. ginninf, the exeeptibp. herein to deceaaed; Z. P Jli er. Sharp car. 12490,00. Blaetl• MODEL !Ztl HARLEY DAVIDSON A. C. lllADl'OlltD, Racine, Ohl� BO USE roa SALE AG (t) 21, 28; (D) 5, 12, 19, 28, 61c Jseea, legatee,, dialributees, Id- Further, plaintiff alleges that the contain 1 acre more or leu, do no a room•, , sl wn, town, nar'•, .Pomeroy, ma excellent, condllion. Firat $llll5 4 27 6tc REFERENCE INSTRU MENTS: 2 up, apfn)xtmately 1 acre l e- mln l1trators, ex:ecutora, of Alex- 11td deeedent, Edmund A. Carsey, aet■ lt. Phone CH 7•2251 . PltOTIST CLOTHING CURB fe Vol. a in died ized 1ll e of 1imple 65, Paae 118;' Vol. 8'1, Pases the der dec ull, a a t unknown the , d; e H t1 se "Vel lind excell,int well 13 mllea 4 28 3tc .. U heir., 3lt-315 herelnafter ntate re-1 of_ Plrctla dltl.ri lepteea, Deed devlaee1, Case cords, R41 No. b · · from Pomeroy on State Route NEW YOhK UPI _ Barnard IVINDOW BLIND,, ANU SHADES 39 ACRE F'ARM Good 6-room 692. Price '900.00. Inquire tee,, admlnlstraton, er.ec uton of ducribed II parcel no,. 1, 2, 1nd t. 362'1 Probate Court, Kelp Coun- Collese coeds planned a maH oda Grant Hind■, deeeaaed: \he un• And further that Edmund A. Car- ty, Ohio. Vol. 148, Pase Uf, Deed hou11e wlth bath,-2-room second Ven;Uaa Bllnd11 au 11le1 and Mn. Howell at Pac eto wn. Y on U d t emonstra s u P m a c & known helra, devlaeee, leaateea, 1ey died seiled in fee lmple of Records. hou•t, 2 barns, double 1ara1e. c..-olora. .fret llttm1&e1, Dale l-12·80tc �uron bin proposed 8 ■aalnst Parcel No. 8: Water supply. 2 du• �wella. - - -- · ----- ---- distributee■, admlnlstraton, exec• the undivided ·801/ 1206th part of Wtp"' Supply, 214 Ullioo 4-ve., parcel SLAUGHTER JA'MES nie followlnc de1t:dbed nal es- Ina B_ermuda shorts and slacb to deacrlb.7, d an 6, S 3, nQB. Mora:an of uton PROPERTY, Price 110, rlehu mineral Leaaed., deceased; Martin, Pomeroy, Ohle.. 3-4-60tt · clusea. . herein ed Portland, Ohio. 6 room house, 1 the u nknown heirs, deviaees. lep• $6600.00. Nylon Hide•A•Bcd and tate altua'ted in thii Townablp of Before 9:30 A.M. �IV BAIT, MINNOWI. NICIHT P1rcel1 Noa. 1 · 2: acre, outbuildings, carpenter tees.., distrlbutees, admlnlltratora, chalr, $175; 9 x 12 wool ru, and Bedford, In the County of Mei.al Mlddl•IMlrt WY-14649 Crawler,, f11btn1 111ppl111, filh• The follow,ln, detcribed real ind State ot Oblo. bounded and deshop. V1rJety lrulL 1md 1rapea. ex.ecutora or Lewi.I Boun, ci,c:eupad, 1'15; Hotpolnt automatic Pomero WY-2-Sl y tl in1 Ucenaea, available from e For further lnform1tion caU ed; Wilber Dean, whoae place of e1tate lltuated In the County ol ,crlbed II rollow■: The aouth one­ clolhes dryer SM; Kohler and ltAUTl PIID ITOU 1. m. lo 7:30 p. m. week da,a. VI 3·2476. Campbell piano, $:Kl: Lara:e 4 27 6tp retldence ls unknown; the un- Melia. J n the �\at4, of Ohio, in the hall G'f the eut one-half Qf rrac­ ' AI ­ _-::c::,:,--===--=�:--:--- 1 knuwn heln. de"Viaees, le1ateNI' TOlffllhlp ol IBedforci. t,Dunded • sn d tlun No. 1, Town No. 3, Ran.le No. lunday 8-10 •· m. Flle Novelty Perfection fuel oil stove, •u5. l-3141 YulM 5 ROOM Chicken HOUS hou1 . , E ibed des as follow■: The ••ll•l2lc &bop. 1e south See Sylvl1 <.:arman, P«1ach Fork diltributeea. adm1nlstraton, exe<:U· cr 13 of thfl Ohio Co111pany'I Pur­ HAMILL ·••v1c1 ITATION cellar and tara&e. Cook'a Gap ton, Road, or flhone WY 2-eBM. if an)', of Wilber De1n, de- h1U of the west one-hall of Prac� cb�se contalnlna: about a 1crea, OLIVER e0 TRACTOR. CulUYltON HUI . -.. - A.M. H11el Taylor, Phone. ceued; the unknown he1n, devi- lion No. 1, Town No. 3 , Ra�ge No. 4 18 lie more ' or le11. there 11 extepted,. mowin1 machine. Read1 for All111nr :11U WY z-eieu. 4 27 3lp 1ees, · le11tee1, dJatrlbuteea, ad• 13 of the Ohio Company • Purhowever the followln1 deacribed work. oU:r.k aale. t,.100. G . A, DO VOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR IIIYery 0., 8emaf, miniltratora, e1ecutor1 of Wrhi: ht chase. CODfalnl,S, 61-AI, �en•, more tract of ' land: -Be&:lnnin, at the . ND t.rr H MES lW A O O LA . NE R R . D..-tm, .dldne, Phone WJ9 308I. UHd farm machinery? See 81'1 4 • room• frame, 1 acre ground Welker. deNUed; the unknown o, leu. 11tete ii exc,p ted from thi■ southeHt corner of Fraction No. 1, CLIL;UIN , 2a 8to Goodwin and buy at rarm prlcfl,1 tnct ot l1nd 80 acres more or leas· rown No. s, Rance No. 13, thence d o _ room rrame, 3.30 acre•. hein ,deviseea, le.v:1teea, dlstrlbu• an ..... & N lfl:11N1lr ..,._ Six. mllH from Wllkeaville. by a former . o�er, weal on Nld Friction line 61 rods. conveyed uto tr1ton, mlnl d a , of ex 1 l ec: , Sacrifice for quick Hie. Mibel tee.a P- WT-2-UQ tit H. P. GARDa:N TRACTOR 4 28 30tc Phillip Jam \und ; P1r ow, a l the .a, to WW� It -�hil- 13 link&. to ( he county Road; es sed ee Mal tl Ha -4 .K Ho ue, RuUand, Ph. SH 2 932. ,.._,.,. Oh-. with 1U1chmenll. C. J. Un1er­ Mlddlepert,_ Oldo known heln, dH!seea, le1atees, Upa -by • deed dated, JanU&rY. 1', thence North ft dep-eea. weat 10 panel SOLID BED. BABY STURDY 4 etp 23 ftlt, Line St., New Ha,,..n, .,...---------- _ dlltributeea, tdmlnlltraton, uec- 1877 and rtcordt,d In Volume 4'1 rod• alCB'll said road· thence nort.b foot ind hHd board, 1dj uatable = Va, f. 21·8lp · ' HOiii: COTTAGE AND J.OT ON ROUTE ulon ol , WUllam llmln, d...-: al l'l!le il8'I ol the . ncqrds ol BU1'.D ERS, , BIIICJI CAB!· 1prln,11:1, Sl1nmon1 "8e■uty Baby" AnUqulty near Ohio the unknown beln, deYlHe., leaa� deedl of 'Melp Coun�, Ohio, and above NET 336 mallen Formica t.lnll: topa. I walf'tproof lnteraprlog m1ttru1. Vinyl a■beatoa block laid. Boue River. Out of blah water. .Prlctd teea, diltrlbuteea, admlniltrato&'li at the pl'rient date owned by E. C. Excellent condition. Ph WY 2· to sell. See Arthur Arnott, Rt. 2 execulon of Stephen Hull, de- 'lloGrath (See deed from A. Q. repaln of 1U de■erlptloaa. Call 4 2'7 31c 2233. Racine. 4 25 et1J ceaaed; the unknown belri. drd- Lqbttaot to E. C. M�ratb, Vol• Ou, Mt',a:lert Rltlne, Ob.lo. OIRLII tee,, le1a1..., dl■trlbuloel, admln- wno Jtll, pqe Alli). 11 2 at Uc FIVl: iitratori executor.. ol M:iandJ H, MODBBN FOR � J)rtlllrmore exteptln• a \nic:t �ol You may ■s well be dead II with­ 1 room hou,., lull -menl and M■r\ln . decealed· tho 'UD¥QWD land coillllnln1 10 acres �• or out while tennis odbl'd1. WCI MAVILY TlACTOR IALII AND altie. • _,., balan<e ol t. '11 heir., •d•"'- .._ -.. 112 I, Mahl, -,.,. diatrlbu- lo■i and -•lbea H lollowo :' 11ehave them al Sl .99, $3.38 and t �II o..., WTN975, ,_. direct IOffl'llment loon. J.ot 50 t..., admlnl■lraton, eucuton o1 1l1UU111' J the oooithe ul - ol '4,49. Navy and cha•cha hats $1. I' "'• untll JUM I. xlllO. (lWd nellhllorhood, Call John Un$eY clece""-i• the un• 1M' � lialf of the INll!\h,..at Shoe BoK. 4 27 ftc 1 or Rn�••"' l&rnlaa,t, llarol<l IN l'rld<lle 'ffllbel, 11,..,,, known helra, ' d•vt-:' 1... . q�, .,,; ■aid I i'nc:Uo• Mo . •�: · · ·' Cllalo. - Coohlllo Mfl, l'( SINGER EJG·ZAG SEWJko MA• t-28-Uc dl11ributeu, ldmlnlllralon, •u: �lljlili1h 1111 r,,do- and l 'lhikl W. Vr · f LOW MIL&A.GE � QNE OWNER CHINE. Llh ..... Orl1lnally 1-1•11• 1IOl'lh ll•� !>t the toulll h)II . ' ,, ' SALE SEV!:lf 10011 HOUSE ton. II any, ol Lulhor Cmey, de- lo, ui. oou over '300. Pay ott balance · ,Fully Equipped. White � . tll!_�f'111" ued ; Ibo unllllow: heln, cleyl- ol :r .. - • -· ce wash aral• batha with two , -of ,112.00. Payment, 18 per mo. aoulh lhen<e �o; Cos& New Approxhn&lely '5000 houn, cellar, l�r11 _,;er lot ,..., l•P!� dl■trlbut..1, 4 27 3tc (2Qb) Phone WY a.2304i located In Cheater, Ohio, on • 8.... U - 4 1loor . ' .... '' _ __ wjj = ::: = , = t : :'"8 N = J\IAClllNE- [ ----:: SfNGER SEWING Route T. Prfced to aell. H inter­ 111: ., IM> • } � M17 6 l<lnl, lloloh, Round bobbin model M 111 br1nd eated call or write Paul Poling, .. new con■ol_e c1blnoet. Originally . , . Ripley, w. Va. Tel, ES2-IM33. - - � .hj,dNmotJc, !. : ·',tnkoo, radio 1old f0< $171.80. Take ovor PIY· , ll'QI., 4-211-tlc • ·-······ • 1• .. · .. Bilani::e month. per S'1 ments rul , ..,. due $6'.50. Phot\e WY 2·2204. I;;;;, ,. 4 27 ,3lc fJtl -= • ..-. 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 28, 1960 ADS WANT roa lat• Legal Notice l 9 J r;or Sale Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0., AP,ril 28, lllG0-7 TEL EV ISIO N GU IDE WSAZ .TV Ch ann el 3 ( 9a l Marine �upp l ie& Channel 3 - Thursday 4:30 5:00 3:30 e,oo 8: 2;1 8,SQ ti:4S 7,00 7,30 8· 00 8:10 ( 1 1 1 Wanted Ta Buy -fed PHONE WY-2-21 57 Notices (1 ' 9'30 10.00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 11:13 t:00 ( 1 4) For Rent t 9 J For Sale This Week's Special 'ffannel 3 - F!lday ---- ----,------ MOTOR CUANm $4.50 � :00 &,'to 1:00 1:80 1:46 1,1, ,,oo · 7,30 8:00 e,so 1:00 9:30 10:SO 11,00 1 1 : 10 1 1:13 1 1:20 I 1:00 Doug Mart 't:00 Rom-ei· Room 8:00 Mcuie ll:2& Your F.890 Repurter Cha11nel 13 - Thunday • ■ -- z. --- - ( 2 1 J Real estate ■ I ii for �.. ., Call Dlc1t Sttrrttt ■ I to-w,t! .,........ .POWELL'S Kelly Tires ------=-�-- BYICE STATION w. I - --·- :::--::-:::--:-- Jhaurance pow.- ' ...poMEROY MOl'QR CO. n, ::1::1 1::: ...:.::; • ·• n. .:?'• !!'\ ll"Cf' ",\,":,l!pOrl..-ft ,�, u,ei: •FOR ■ �D: 24-a For Sale or Trade HI RATS KILLED WITH STAR Warlarin. 211 . lb■ .. SU9: 4 Ibo. 4" - It, FOR TRADE: 'l'WoeoTTOJII, 12 '2.50, S&fe, pure, and gu1r1nlfled. PINM WYW1 •••lflll1 Inch mount.1\4 plow frr John ,. . .Ebenbach H1rdw1re. lrade for culll• Doore liT. (t) 2'1, 28. 29: (D) 4, D, 8, BAaNEI-SlllPSON INIUJ1"11CS vator ror same. M11rtln Wilcoxen, 4utp, Al•nll, 1 1 , 12, 1s, 18, 10, 28, llaelno, O, pllorur Wl N087. ,18, 2'7; (8) I , 3, I, 8, 9, 10, • ., Htp lo\ 1a. . ... "" ; _.:... ..': .. • . ... ... � ..: �'1 - · », • 1 95 9 TH U NDERBI RD ,; teii, la_, $1295 • wru · , . , n 11 !ili!d. bJ!<lltD, CO NV ERT I BLE All !! -��'!_ -Ii .. .. . . ' , SPE«:Lll NOW Gif.1s' Tenn is - Oxford• .· :. ' $3995 ' _,, "' , . . White • $1.99. . ':·•P·R• ESTON 'MOTORS, I NC. �9- ' ...�". ��· 'Cc.it 29" . · F· O R D �-- ·::t:· • 4... ,.,... Th�·shoe Box -·�i��.�;;A��· . PHONE. . 'WY-N501 STREET 0, THIRD > MIDDLEPORT, O. I " ' Th� Brighter D11.1 The Secret Storm The Edge of Night 'Mle Th.tee Stooges The Life of :R.Uey Arthur J. Smith-New• A Look at the Weather Jule Rivlin Show Amo11 'n . h!ldy . . t. Ml\l'IJi•II . 7:30 Huntington Galleries !:00 Betty .Hutton Sb,ow 11:30 Johnny Jlingo 1:00 Zane Gri,y Theatre • 1:31) . Shota:un Slad,e 110:UO Accen t on Comedy Jl:00 News 1 1 : 10 A Look at the Weather U:10 Theater 1:a 12 · :IO Slan OIi 1:00 f:15 4:30 ' 8;00 11:30 1:00 8:15 9:20 .. ,1 •30 . . · -:i,(00 "u: a.1111,1 J3 --.fridoy Newt 8:16 Captain K1ng1roo 1:00 Cartoon· Theater i0:00 Red Rowe 10:30 On the Go 1:00. ,.......,.. ....... - · 38. Woun« DW'k 89. .A..mllnt "·'°'­ 41. •lut- 7 worm Dealh Valley O&)'S This Man Dawson Masqut>rade Party Race For Space Bell Telepbone Hour NtW$ H,11l<WGII, Weat.he,rffl the J•ck l'ur,SlloW .... "" -:::-:-----::---::- 1 1 :30 12:00 12,so 1,00 1:30 ::oo .::so a,oo a,ao t:00 ,,so ,,oo l:d& 6:40 8:45 T:00 T:10 e,,o 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 1,oJG '1:10 . 1:18 2:45 I Married Jqan Restless Guo Love ·that B6b About Faces Medic Doy la Coan Tile Galo Bl1!<m 13eal tbe cioct Who DD YDI' Trull Am.erlcs• � •-� llln Tin fln San Ftanel� Yrur �ao lllei,MW Weather Teller ,abn Daly �New■ Ruddy Starehor Show Wall Di■lltJ PnltDl!I Jim l"rom B1aclt Bawlt 'I'! Sonoet Sirtp 'nte DeieeUVel • Black Saddl' 'l'h• News 'l'onlO& Scannlnt the Wutllll Sports !leP<dt Lale Sbff Sl!ID Olf J Love Luc., December Brlde Love of Llf• Seuch for Tomorro,r The Guiding Light Heart of t�e City As the World Tums For Better or Won• Houae Party The Millionaire Verdict l8 Yours · ··4:00 Brtghler · Day &: us The Secret Stonn 4:30 The Edge of Night J:00 The Three s_toogea 5:30 Life of Riley 1:00 Arthur J. llmllh-N""" Weatber 6:1, . A Loo), at -6:20 The Jule Rivlin show tl:30 Amoa 'n' .Andy 7:00 Markham 'Mui :Rawhide 8:00 Hotel De Paree 9:00 Wertlnghouse Playhouse .0;00 The Twilight Zone 10:30 Eyewitness to History .1:00 1 1 O'doc:11 Nen .J:UI Theater is 1:30 Sl!ID 011 1 :00 l l:SO l2:00 \2:30 12:45 1 :00 1 :30 2:00 2:30 3:00 �:SO ,, ' ., °""' WH TM �TV _Ch ann el 13 (20 J Business Services Auto Sa les An1:erlcan Bandstand Rocky and His Friend.I San Fnnclaco Beat Your Es�o Reporter Weather Teller John Daly New,. Flight Steve ,Canyon Donna Reed. 11le Real MoCoya P'lt ]JOO!' "' Show The UDlOuchH1le1 Sea Hunt Ne\llS Tonight scanning the weather Sport& Tonight Late Show ay Cll4111neC 8in-Frid Show ...... ____ 7,00 7 :30 8:30 9:30 10:00 Topper Dou&h Re Ml Play Your Hunch Price la Rllbt Concentnllon Truth or Conseq uences It Could Be You Mld Dar New, Movietime Loretl.a Young Show Youn1 Dr. Malone From These Roots Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Clv.o Kid M usic in the Round The Jlltl l�ac,kor .SMW WC HS�TV C!, cin nel 8 Channel 8 - Thursday LANDMARK fflMlflS•-� Sign On Continenta l Classroom TodJY Katie Doonan Show S:41 1:00 'NIO 1:00 CAR WASH and ( 1 7 ) Help Wonted ■ Comedy Plai,:house Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Sgt. Prestun Flalt & Scruggs Sh.ow Weathereast N,'ws PkturP Huntley Brinkltf Report Whirlybird11 Rese· �e 8 Bat Masterson Produ�r·s Choice Bachelor Father Ford Show You Bel Your Llfe Take A Good :.oak News Headline• Weathercaat Jaek Pae.l' Show ,,oo 1,so l(l:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 1 :30 12,00 12,w 1 ,00 1 : 10 , 2,so 3,00 3,30 J:00 f:30 1,oc 5:30 1,00 !1: UI '.''Th�·· \h• WMPO Daily Prol!l'mn Schedule .... I r,o·• ; ' ·----,-7:- ---~- - ·,-- Legal Notice: , Legal Notice Moio, CounfJ llltllWfY 1111" NOTIC I OP APPOINTMINT NOTH:I TO GqNTRA�T(!lllt . . Sealed Bida wiµ,1 be N!ICel'V� 1:11. • Case No. 11,3'4 the Meigs Co�nt.Y (:omml11l��� 1,tate ot ho,.. McQuln, Pomeroy; Ohio, up 11ntil .10,""' decHted A. M . Mot'daJ, Mayi 3�, o'cl1,1ck , ' �"'n that W 1I • I l 960 for furnilhing 11n4 - applying tf Notice iB herebY •• 11am G. McQ.ul&:�1 whose Poel ,Of- , minimum of 83 000 gal. of L• & . . t, , flee addreH is 90012 Webster Road j ousL Co1"1lfol county Rpads, • ;.i Bay Villace, Ohio: has · been duly • , MatPr ial" lo be aPplff!d under - 1 · · ' !lDpolnted Admln istra�or of •the ptr��ion .,f.. ,cot,tpty E�n.eer ►1 ii c 41• rMIF have a tem�erlllll'CJ ttf n Est1te of Geqrge M Qp ll Meigs Coun.ty, Ohio, decea�. ' . le!B than l60 dQCreea w11en appled: Dated this 11th day of Aprll Work to start on or about, the 1 960: ·iirsl ot June HMSO, and to · be · qomF. H. O'BB.IEN, pleted by July first, 1960. A Certified Check in the ,llJCount Juda:e of the Probate Court Ohio • $300.00 • mU1t acoofbpJny e.iab of CGunty, Kelp (t) 14, 21, 28, 3tc !Bid. Suelleadul Blddff to fu?lli&h Bond in the amount of $10,000,0(); . :Meigs County Coinmis&ionen ff'. aene the rii;tht to reJec:t any 1 011 Ill,, b\da, . Mlitt Clounty Commiulenen By Sh■ r1t11'1 lloV'IN, Cl«k (4) 1 1 , 14 , fa, .it, 25, ta, etc Oh �w :.�.f� - GALU� & MASON �DD IE ATKINS -• IIANCY .QKAV OKAY �•• ----------· Chester Grange · ------------------------- : 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddlepo rt, 0., April 28, 1960 Around And About Middleport : Special Assembly P rogram Presented At Middleport Hi School Tuesday By WCTU A special program was held a t Middleport H igh School Tuesday during the assembly hour. Several numbers were played by the MHS 6and under the direction of Eugene Sears and a vocal solo was sung by Bertha Wilson Miss Wilson was accompanied by Mrs. Clarence Lacey A reading was given by Sarah Hannigan. She was assisted by Mike Shafer . The film slrip "Facts and Fan­ cy'' was shown to lhe ..ssembly by the WCTU as part of the observ­ ance of Youth Temperance Week Mr. [)on.aid Plunkett ran the film .nd Dennis Walburn was narrator. The Junior Class announced they would hold a Ptisl Prom Sat­ urday evening at the school. Attend Wedding M n . G. G . Werner and son, Pete, and granddaug, hter Susie Stewart and Mrs. Clarence Cline were in Cheshire Tuesday even• ing to attend the wedding or MiH Karen Darsi, daughter o( Mr. and Delmar Darst to Leslie Mrs. Hughes or Havenswood. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT and FRIDAY "DAY OF THE OUTLAW" Robert Rra,n - Tffl Lotilie SATURDAY " BA'mL 1'�1..A ME" Scott Bra<ly - Elaine Edw ards - a!w "SURltt;NDEK Hf;LI.," Ke1tJt Andes - Susan Cabot $3.,s Pay Sc For A Seeond Pair ' f4.00 pr. • Children's Tennis Oxfords $1 .99 • Boys' Tennis Shoes $1 .99 Sizes 4 to Big Size 11 to Big 9 10 · · · · · · · · · 59c • Thong SGlndals • Women's Wedge Heel loafers · · · · $2.99 Sizes 6 to 9. MEN'S WORK SHOES Sizes 6 to pr• $3.99 -- 11 PANCO SOLES Roush's Shoe Store NO. SECOND AVE . Mn. Bess Rupe or Col umbus visaled last week end with her sis• ter and fami l y , Mr and Mrs. G. l'. Werner. M.ra. Alma r'raz1er 1s confined lo her lwme with the flu . They closed the program wit h the Negro spiritual "My Lord, What A Morning" and "The L(ird !s M y Shepherd ." Women's Flah and $'port Shoes Two Pair .. faEDDI I HOUO"-S>ll'-Y The studrnl� from Bradbu.ry Mr. and ·.,1rli. John l. h.11.ncey , local School who w1U be enterin g MffS and their .son, Ro,ier, of Baltimore, next fall were present for lh e H· sembly and were introdu::d to the Ohio, visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mn. group by Principal Ea rl Knight. w r. Chancey and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Rames in Ripley. l)iatrict Seaaion Mr. and Mu. Charles Vroman and son, )lark, returned · · home on Sunday In Muulleporl visiting in Bei II e, w The 1 1 th annual Youth May Fel­ M on day a fter · .. r ana ,�l rs. J 1eldmg lowship Day of the Ohio Baptiat Va .. wllh Guilds. Providence D istrict, w hi ch Hawkms. Mn Mar1h11 Chi lds went to Gal • includeli the Junior and Senior lipoils this morning to b,., w1U: ner High Guild Chapters, will be he ld grands(,11, ,,n__ gury Gib , ,s, who 1.; a al the Mt. Mori11h Baptist Church, Fourth and Main, Midd leport, 011 patient at Homr Hospital with rheumatic ft:v..:r. Sunday, :i.tay 1 . Mrs. 1.Jav1d t:ntsminger will be Rev. Nyle D. Borden l5 pastor of moving from Brnwnell•"V into the the churrh and Mrs. Z. L. Smit h , !-�a ye .n11.ycr home on 1he corner of district supervisor, w i l l preaide. Seventh and Mc1111 next week. Mr:; . \.. a m� C�ell, who suf . The theme for the day 111 "lAb<it· en Together Wit h God" taken {ered a Mroke sometime ago, is trom I Corinthlana 3:5•11 and 15: much improved a nd _1s able to be M. G uest speaker wi ll be Rev. out on her porch a h tt le. She can Granvi ll e Seward, pa alor of th e alS4 w... lk a little with the aid of Fii-sl Bapth1t Churc h in Rendvil le. her brother, Earl Reiechman, a nd tie wil l be accompanied here by Mn. Z. L. Smith of Pomeroy, who has been as1>u11mg with her cc1re the Rendvi ll e fholr. A fe ll owship hour will be he ld since she wa,1 rernrned from the lleig, Cener al Ho,piial. at noon. MON TH EMD SALE ' Plans Pot-Luck Supper Moy ] M IDDLEPORT, OHIO ' I Mother- Daughte r Banquet At Masonic . Temple Tuesday Eve ning Well Attend ed Approximately 100 attended the Mother-Daughter banquet of Pomeroy Chapter 166 OES held Tuesda y evening at the Masonic Temple. . P lans were madr- for a potluck supper and entertainment on Saturday. �!aJ 7. al B p m. for mem.bers and fnend& when Chester Grange met Tuesday evening. Dale Kautz, worth)' master, presided and a commu nication was rl'ad from the 11tlll�e master con• ccrnmg membership. Mn. R Jlph Pa rke r, hom e economi a cha irm an, c1nnounced th.at the dress conteat would be held al the ne11:t meet1 ng 011 May 10. The dinner was served at B p.rn. with Patsy Radford asking . d ·to the I o d ge r oom grace, after wbich the group adJourne I ' . �Pom e roy WCTU Holds Meeting At Baptist Church The Pomeroy WCTU met Tuesda y at the First Baptist Ch urch with Mrs. G. JI. Ewing, pr csldin £ . Group singing opened the meel· ing and dur ing the buai ne5,5 aesllion. re.ports we re made on Youth Temperance Educalion Week be· Ing observed in the youlh group, of the chureh.es. A committe,e was na med to p lan !or the Dail Va cation Blb le School of whlc' Rev. William A. Roberts is dea n. Presented For Bradbury PTA A mualcal program under the diredion or Mrs. Eleanor Zeiher wa, preaented when lbe regu l ar meeting o! the Bradbury PTA was held last week. Two num beni "f.t. Farmer Went lo Market" a nd "Over the Mead· ow " by the first and second gradca "Youth Skyways" was the topic opep ed the progr am. of the program _and Mrs. Ralph Leo Vaug h an yoke to the PTA c. Zundel ou Um ed the Sta � on behalr of the hospital bond 1 5. Youth Council � Te mperance aue which wi ll be vqted upon on work thro11ghout the sta te. Mra, 'May 3. Joseph Cook ga ve the hi&hllghts A . ,roup or folk songs inc l ud i i;tlt of the pr ogr• m fc,r the different "The Spinning Mice. " "Chlcade 5 ," !latea in the union, being held for "Where Are You Going, " "Riding Youth Education Temperance Thru the Sky," '"I Had II Litt fo Nut l We e k. Apri l 24.3(), · , Tree" and "Song of Summer" was A tribute to the iate Senator sung by the first four grad es. They cl osed their part with "Lov• Neuberger was given. Report, on Jng Care ' " a prayer b)' Franz Schu· the Thurmand Bl l l were discus• sed and :tl l me mbers were urged bert. G rades rive through eight sang to �rue . their congre ,11m a a eona variety of numbers. Inc l uded In cermng 11. Mrs. T. T. Shelton read "The their Spring group were ·• Spri n.::· •·M ay Song" a nd Whippoorwi l l ." Teen Commandments". a f t e r Their folk song group wa11 made up which the meeting closed with or "In the Klnfs Garden ," "Ka- group singing of "Tak e Th e Nam• trina'■ --Weddln1 Walts," '"LotLie ot Jaa11.1 With You ' • and ,pr■Yer W.. l ked" and '"Frog w ,nt A Court• by Mra. Shelton. The next mee ting wil l be held lng." "The Wlnd,"' a Chilen a fbllr !!long a nd "' Barcarolle,' the Ita l ian at lhe United Methodist Churcb folk aong were aho presented in on May 24. _____ th le group. MIITING POSTPONIO Two hiking eong �, " The Ha ppy The meeting or the Enterprise Wonderer," by Moller anJ "Song 4 -H C IUb schedu led for Saturd ay of the Big Tree Region," the la ter afternoon ,11,l the home of Mrr. of which is dedi('ated a nd wrlttt•n Dwighl Logan, leader, hllll been for the Girl Scouts of Amer ica, postponed unll l Monday at 6:30 p. were favorites with the a ud ie nce · __.;;aa;aa;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;.;;a;;; illl as were the older songs as '°. -. "Comin' Thru the ft.ye," " ' Ann i e ,. Laurie" and "Skip to My 1.,ou." During the buai nein n1eeting of the Pfi the following new offi­ c e r• were e l�cted for the comlng ye ar: Ethel Phelps, presidnt; Mary TONIGHT and flRID A Y McG l one, vice president; Go ldie Je-l,£ Cb�dler - J ack Pa l ance lo'rldley, secretary; and Kathryn "10 SECONDS TO HELL" Evana, treasurer. 1nd yoij 'II want tQ 1M at the top of the CIIHI In aooct looks. But, actually, your 1r1du1tlon suit 11 1 lone time investment, . Mr. and Mrs. Ost;;ir Bauer and. daugh ter, Margare;t and Rorer Wi ll oughby l eft Wednesd�y morn ,in& for their home, Central Lake, t Mich., after a two wee . kl vlsll , y,lth re latives and frle nd1. ' Mr. and Mrs.. Charles· Buck f.Pent Wednea4ar al L.ana1ville lflth hel' •later, Mr,. Lula Jacka wt,,o is recuperatin• & from .flll'aery, • !, Mr. an d Mra. Dwight . Logan ind Mrs. Thomas Bent we:re , visltors in Par,aeraburt1 "!11, I "'nlE BIG FISKERMAN" ,,,,, .,1 , ? • :'• •'' 't � 90" - $8.95 8 FT. LINOUUM 8 FT, LINOLIUM - Sale 75c lln. ft. Complete with Springs ' ,, CONGOWALL Scllt 42c 11■• ft.e. ' ',,' ' ::· •·bEifwtRt �• 12c ltn. ft.· .I. Galv. I, - 18 In, · SCREEN WIRE Sqle 1 5c Hn;·w, Gai,, - SQ ID, COPPER IRON l, - - \vu f1,7J , PAINT · : . . Sala . $4.29 a gal. , . MIDDLEPORT • Lid FRY PANS · · · · · · Sale $l�.95 Sunlteun�. SCREEN,� '· · � $5.99 by Sale $1 4.95 Super Kemlone - While II Luu , Kem-Oto - While II Lull ENAMEL · : Sale $6.25 a gal. ' GUDDENS OlJJSIDE WHIH _ Reg. $6.05 Sale $4.39 gal · ; PO"-R MOWER, We BA.KER FU RNITU RE · TROWILS · · · . . · · · Sale $2.00 Slillheam - With Eledrle - II Ill, 1!111 - W .� $4j O.N ' THI COUNTY HOSPITAL BOND ISSUE Manlial or Rose - W11 $4.15 IATH TUB · · · · · · Sale $50.00 COMMODE STOOLS Sale $4. ·. HOt WAJElt,, f4"K: , "' � Sale $10. · VOTE YES ,..H�� -=! �::. �[;! �COUTORS · · · · · · · ' · · 29c SCREEN WIRE Sala 30c bn. ··ft.· 1 hy 1,-·w.. ,e.u . SCRi'4 � · · Sale $6.99 . :t by 9 ..;;. w.. ... ,s . Eleelrlc. � OF M EIGS COUNTY 1 CAST IRON !t In. � �PJJ . '. •'1f.1.9 FOR THE WELFARE AND PROGIW!S $79. IAIY BUGGIES · · Salt '$7.99 , SCREEN WIRE Sale 15c II■• ft. · i - Wu fOO Mc·- MlstERo:.HDWE. & · FURN. l" N. MID.Q LEPORT . ,i: • "' . ....- ' log It. We would emerge our Jocal government for the neit four years. mention a few polnls df this evidence: -The property owner with real estate·v•l· ued for tu purpo,e, at $4,0 00 will ,pay year which II less than one !Yip fr�m county to oulside hospital to visll The real issues may be ;,ant the primary winners may have UtUe more ihan the honor of having championed 1n a popularity conteat. And the evenluaJ run:Ofl undoubtedly will . produce efficient, courteous gove11U11ent ser- =��':� per Meigs ah There ls much more at &lake, however, In thll M ay 3rd primary election. $2 ,n Ill relative wiU -oos! illm, :-i'.f11body, vice. moat an!body, th.I b, agrees 1:.t'.;,1:'�:" ��':!:�t� alreadY paid In, and estimated $225,000 federal direct gra�I la a'"ured. For additional outlay we can have the on"''h'•ll. -,-. . hMt\tt•I: Thia IS A_ BARGA , IN. faol,lloo la = . an --r:;:-,-11,;>re lnd!feetly, a new hospital here will making tbls COl1lll1 ready for induatrlal expalliion which lf �•<llln to come. With· expalliion ,of the cou11ly 9roperty valua\ioo, th1s ,,. mill levy pal�s:_ln,t9 insignificance In vl�w Of increased be one l:,ig $tel> forward toward value, tor all. 1 .we· :urse again ever)'One to vote ! 1 Yes' on thls -hPMpltal Issue, Approval would be a step forwa:d. Disapproval would he a most dis- �!'• •11 • at�y ue Is M.eetlDg . ttracts Democrabc . . N. .. •. h Sl1gh-tly Improved d Large C•�ow·d Thurs ay . 1g t Hospital Rep·orts • · · . !· . . A · An enthu�Uc 1 ,;fowd. of mor� than 100 ware present at the joint meeting of the .Meigs Co. Democratic Women 's Club I;)etnocntlc Club Thursday ev!:� at thtt and the Meigs . · · Second Ward Fire House. ·eo. . ')r=d,� .c:on K , ,I.. S· , = KathY S- Wi'lite, •:.• 11"1• 1irl has itlr• wh...- •ccklent TUffd•v 7� i°' :::•:,1• ■<!It w T(! l9'l ltu Harr,: 81:rmuda Record H11p At Ricihe Sabirlla:,' ' . · A Bermuda . r,qord Im� will 1>e ' heliJ . lol"l'.doJ ril&hl •I lllch , ,.fib lltl Rabel! Zari Mc• , Jllnley, -1•P1>lylo1 , the ' mu>i.,. 'Ille even& li � by I.be Racine PrA wllh' It, 1tqlnt a Sprln& , Cll'nl\lllil · and jtt,.c)' 1upper allrllnl II &,. cbocln.l lo allrl at I an� Int ul\Ul midnltbl. ., Sult Fqllowed Ac!ddent In. Pomeror Th• ol lull Jahn 0, Lambert ed tn .Corntoon Pie·■, ' Court !nit, Brl<l!ord 11,.,,. Mlnen­ le,"' la the rduJt of f• -collialon . fonieN>f aomdt tJme -,o. The , bid been beard 111 Count, urt receotty. Mr. �berl ta . ior d1ma1e¥- te : bl$' Jl;!ir,'l ' {11 ..� ....., 1hsc.s _, zj ••• .,. """"' ... .h,.p_. .... t .,._ .....,. ..,.... .. w,oaa ... ......,. Lew ,,, , Ii .. .... I Protest Filed Against Phone Rate Increase. ; ' fA jN ."°'la . . K · eport; e°"11ency aq_u� .,... called • lo :the . �� �. Locual 51., 1 1 p. m. when EIieen Lit\le, ,· �plOyee. WJII• it,en . u,cen taken home to 'Sou� �d ', , oq adv""' "' � PoinONlf P1'1Jl· Who ca.me Oft tall. 'l'llur!dlJ' f Actine: for the the Meiga County derst.ited and th.at rates of re turn cordin1 lo liauea listed. 1n the Commi11ionera, Proseculln& Attor- I are unde ntated. report of the Secretary to the PUney Jame1 O'Bnen tc>IU)' filed a The hearing on the proposed CO. protest with the Public UUlitiea rate increue will be held before Proeeeutor O'Brien Mid 1odar Co.mmiuion objectinf to a report the Publie Utilities Comm iaaion tbal he •Ul attend the bearlQal in of the aecretar)' of I.be Genera l Tel• starting ·May 3 and ext.endinK Col umbus on the day, when die ephone Company ukin& an in- through May 6. The company it Meigs County rate1 wtll be heatd. creue In nte• here. seeking rate incrt!a&ea which ranee The compa1u· ia abo ■ukln,: nte At a meeting of the county com- from 18.18 percent to 1� percent lncreates In other sectloJUI ot the m INionen A9ril 4 the body paased on phonet of different types, ac:• slate, he aald. a r.eaolution prolestia£ the pro- ----------'---------------• po,ed incre■1e in ralel aought y th e General TelephoDe Company b which Pom eroy, Mi ddleport, · - i,ROAD-·� Wllliws, left, and . Wam- Racine,oorveo Rutland and Portland suber Morg�, . Jay. during th . •t Sun Y �k t, .•. ·• � bi cee sponaon, ai+o In .J. w high· ,ce "I'I students from =�f!1o�er!h1:::;�0t: irho� G y the C0°'1ty'1 1i!gh, ,chopls on a ,tandard driving aecut.lng Attorney to take au.ch ac• More than 500 Republicans attended a family Di t rally course fot �Uh p rizes and hlel. Center, ilob M ai'k,ham, lion 1111 neceuary to proteat the last night at the Rock Springs fairground garage aa � ocal and r•te hike to th, PUCO. ertsted obierver. Rutland 8$8jsllj,I coach, 1$ d fo votes at the primar distriel candidates appeale r y ne,:t In h ia bri ef filed toct.y, Mr. ' • .O'Brien &ivea 1ix objections Tuesday and fed their constituents bol beef sandwiches, aoft apinat the report of the �,et.ary drinks, coffee and ice cream. .r . ·.:. ·- .. of the Ge neral Telephone Company ! Jack Follrod, count.y Republl­ c•(ldidates for state central com, .. in aakine tlte rate i ncreue·. He can executlve committee ebal.r­ mitteemen; Manbal Oarlsle, Jack• 1 itat.e, that t he reproduction cost man, acted II muter of cere mon• 100 and Gordon Gray, . Athens. · I in new value 01 the company'.11 pro- ies and introduce 1 9 candidalea Court of Appeals. j • •- . _ ... . Loca l Republican cand idate, perty uted ii overstated, that de, to the gat hering. mak i n& their appearance and AL TI 'Rj:, d. (UPI) .c... The New York Central, Baltl- preciation ficurea are oventated, MO The !int. lo "apeak his piece" B ape-aking inc l uded George M ein­ n nual pro forma gro51 revenu e a w.u Henry Ewing, veteran coroner more & Ol!IP.C-IJ!d tbe Chesapeake II .Ohio Railroads have,.been a hart, for 1tate repreaentati ve; u listed are unde1 elated, expen- The laat waa Oakley Collina of di,cusslng. . • merger ol the that would affeet the sea and taxea are oventated, that Ironton, candidate for loth di5- Bernard Fultt for county pro,e.. future of IM, dustry Iii the north ste m United States: income aYailable !or fixed char· trict congreuman. He opplllel cutor, Robert Harte nbacb for .· · · B&o --•' =1, · H-,rd •tncounty sheriff ( unnppoaed); C. ckhol<lers of Ibo rallroJd. 11111 as li1ted in the report are un- Homer C. Abele , McArthur, who 0. Fiaher for county treuurer; son ,,1[� Ii hH "he'l[i and alao w111 preaent. oolld&tlon ol ll<e ' lhrei, A "inform'1 111�:jirtth otttdalr ., · Other out-of--lown candidates J. E. D. Hartinger tor counhr ld comcreate rail • d, 'WV11 l'IJI � tbo �o : ◄n� the Central ut were Harley Weyer, Logan, Court engineer; Avery Nellon and Dan po111ible cQniolfdit!On . He adaed pl�C' 1th �.000 miles of �ute e�of Appeals; B. Lew� Jone■ and C. Hartinger candidates for coun­ tenWl!!!IJ& alon& the Eat1t CCM1t from he was · confidul the ta Utt wo1tld E l mer F. Jones, both of Athens, ty commissioner; Pa u l (Cork)') t-oatinne, l;tu,t (•�id Utere � wu - Boalfl to Hampton Rotda, vi. Kioes for county recorder; Kn. "nothing imminent" on the con- . ••� ,-e,t to Chlc,go, Clnclfm,11, Evelyn l:..uck e for Clerk of Court · , �levmnd and St. Lout,. . tcmpt,Jed merger. and Lorenzo Davia, for county Combined assets of tbe three T)le conU!ntpl ted consotldatJon treasurer. wou l d be one. d, lbe mo,! ' tuq,or,• rol.... d, would be '4,2i!O,l!OO,otll A letter waa read from incum• Funera l services for Charl es tant i n years In �the r.ail lnd'utrY ad the1_r total ann11al op«atin;g bent tna■urer CJyd e Millbohe 'Which has been 1os1n1 re"!Jnuell reven\le11 would be $1 ,500,�.000. Lewis Flint, Jr., four-year-old wn running for re �leclioo, but· �­ C entral Seeaftd t..arent and traffic •��lly to ai:rllnes, fined unUI today at hla home b)' . of ·Mr. and Mrs. Charle, Flint of 'l'bii,i Central ranb a■ the _na- Clifton, will be h eld at 2 p. m. bus line, and other : car.riers. an injury from a fall Last ..-inter. Cao Stucttfn1 � tion'8.f i,e cond biga e■t nil carrier 5.lturday at the crow Funeral Entertainmen t WII provided � RelaUYea ie■med here ,today of the Blue Notes, a' lo t WllllamiirQU, . ' \'1,, Clt:O bebiljl the Penn1Ylvari.i1 -R1Utoaa. Home In Point Pleasant. ,Mp He died 11 Holler Holpital the dealb in Eall Liverpool ,.,1y quartetle •lld "Everett de ll&Cl.Jtilh!tral!lt .,, lOMO. t1t1i■t af Preslden� W_ alt,; . . J!IQlly l\lld t Sil, cb.n" all of 0>hu11;� - � -.,1\.ote be W· IUel! • ,.u.,., fer lliU motn ng bf J,..ph � - -tllilr� � .,... .,,, -. lba. :itiotl'.I. � &ito daji,"'l)eatta 1J'IJ ati:rtftua · to of · t- M.. ' a ""' c.1,•••i·� hnn.,..ami; Wl �fooklal bl:0. X:eynote of many 9 , County in 1 37. colll)1e t'lf mer1e� poa1!1ibilit1esVlrtlnla, ffl.eiltnjU1. only to ¥Ole in the Repu-.Uean Su.rvi Y in& a� two aisten, Kathy th�t may hav e -.1r1t. · Survi vor$ are his wilt, Dof'Gthy primary next Tuelday. but. to ltl­ .. Machi tlllnoi1, and n i:tndlana, . . . ue Flint, at h ome, Ann and Jeani e A rai lro,id ill favorably ntu Mel I the Pl'ffinffl ef Qff1Mc S (Pickens) Rill and six childten · ten, low right down the li ne with 1'e­ the patern al grandparents, M r. and Ea ,t L1·•-rpoo r.LO,,. ""th -d these ,,. IIted· 11 th l ,· .... .1· 1s exce1·· •Itel o"ntarl• t n ,,,. ::._ .., .....__ ,_ .., • e � publican candidates in tbe fall "' and » South Side Flint, Mr . Virgi l Mrg . u,_rold Grimm. Mrs.. Marg•ry gen eral elections. uo:u ·l ent cred i t� an;r financial •'-glh Its operatlng revenues In 1� m a ternal grandmother, iha. Flor• Roush and Mrs. ' Doris Hensler; ls nol lacxina fQr 1uitors" , be. were $5 1'7 0S9 000 ence Zimmerm an, Clifton. sa id. He �etuied to tell the atock and brothers St. Clai r, Jerrf, Al-The B&O 1; th� nation'• oldest Rev. Thomas Young will offici• bert Jr .. Julian, Harry, Cl ifford, holden .w it h whom the talb were rail carrie r. In a ddition to ita own ale al the services 'lflth burial lo held John, Dale and Dalla&, all of g 6,200-mlle rall route it al so owns ·, ncord Cemetery. In Co made be O tfi�lals of the Central were I southeastern Meigs County. 10 Interest in another S,OOO miles uo,�vailabl e for com m�nt. Services are to De hi!ld" i n uf rtil li ne or the R eadini, the It ta �es �- 10.ne hme to do Eaat Liver.pool Sund ay with . in• Centra1 R allro ad of New J ersey Coach Ven nari ·Was [ these th ma,, Simpaon &aid. Bui and t he Western Maryland Rall• terment thue · • he ind1e•ted that the B&O wo�d ai Chesapeake Speaker r d. be in favor of a coosolidated hpe J im Vennari, football coach al It groased 395 million dollars • !f such .• move were found to be last year. Rut la nd, Wednesday evening was .A Home �omi� a nd lndUII· trial Art6 ,Exhibit will � held at ln the mtereat of the employ es le tic a t th e Ath lhe the m ain apeaker The C&O ranks 18th among Eaatem Higb School, Friday, May · Hig)i e esapeak h C t a Banquet li,100-mlles with carriers nation'• - · 13, �m 8 � ·� p. �. of tracklllge and is one or the moat School wh ich honored all four of Thl.8 e:w:h1�1t 11 being sponsorect football, I cludiPI n l sports ir e t-h aervn t . e fin ancially profitabl by Mn. AVlct: Freeter and AnVirginia , W est Virginia and Ken• basketball and tract. tbo�y Genn ette and stud ents. ol speak to aaked WU Mr. Vennari tucky to Ohio, Indiana , .Michigan 1 d epartmenta. lb cted e sel being . his of use a . bec a nd Ontario, Canada. CI . an eam111 yracuae F S h I rien d • 1e Home F.conomtca 1 111 Depart. . Its first quarter e arn I nge Ior Oh,·o Cl••• A coacb of the year death o I Mr8. M ary A • m en_t w111 have a &ty1 e revue _ of I e th d o c 1-. lor l 960 were '9,497 •000· 1,. � 1o1II op-• La wrence Syr1cuse Sprmg dre88e! m ade by the 11rla . a former • . Hlo topic w,, ''Th ere 1, No erating revenue 1 aat year wu · I ho d' A rll 9 In of lm, ed 1 w res1 , d en P •- dep1rt eu... To Succ_ Secret . ment. At the cloae of WASkJNGTON tJPl�Televlalon $34?.MM ___ _:.. 'ooo _._________ ___ ______ Columbus. Her husband was John thla rev ue light refreshml!nta will · dlac jockey Dick Clark ,wore unLawrence -who wu organist for be served . bo der 01th IOday he .1111 Devor taken m h di,t e Cbu Melho ced he cu,e Sy A ar ch made by th n: y, n ! ·payola but acknowledjed lhat b e when the Cam iiy lived in· Syracuse ot. Industri■l Arta will be awarded h•d rece ived smt orth ft,400 in the house now occupied bl' durina; lhe evenins. and ,a '7,00IJ pey � . I .. . "roy• Mrs. s. ,. Clark and d•uahter; Aa P•rl ol ot her activiti.. . in al b', ' Fr eda. Ea.stern school diltrict, the anthe _ ___ · appearance, Mrs. Lawrence is 1Urvived by nual May Day Festival will be held In I com mand Clark also told • House inve11 tiga• CARACAS Venezuela (UPI) - A crwzed Rusipan who said two daughteni, Mr,. Evelin ,!imith at Cheater Element,ry School at tine aubcomm ltlee that he hu he was 8 • 1 s'pace explorer" bombed a Venezuelan airliner Columblll and llrs. Amelia Moore one ' o•etoct MondQ. Children in -been "convicted. condem ned and , Thursday and died in the crash with nine other passengers Cuyahoga• Falls, anti a 1Utp, tlle first four uadea wW poticidenounced" on · payola cbll:'ies , Mrs. Margaret Willi11f11, COhrin• pate with I May Queen choeen The Vene-zu.elan Communlca-,. without belns elven. chance to tiont Mhtiatry said the three sur-- ence areat emoUon. bus. from the third p-ade. . He tried to force hia way mto sJ,ve bl.a aide ,of tile ttory. JAd burial , The tq,a ·and girls of the sec:ond Funeral service, vivors of the cra,h it Catabozo He emph�tl'c11ly denied ID . -I• 1 grade will hue a Grand �arch CH, · the pilot's compartment and o�her were held there. miles southeaat c,. f Cara · the first grade will play the rr mt' pauensen tried to reatraln ha m. pupared 111i,inient that ,he ever 1 ( 00 and ori te 1 Id h th R e u ow 0 Co-pilot OIMo Parra, one of the took payola-or 1pe'clat fflment) u tinging gam e, Ach J,. The fertlv■l t he cabin before PU1 ni the PIn ,w-vivora, rushed out of the com for playJn1 aont1 on the Air. Tre will begin wit h a pa nide arou(ld sure r a b Bac k on • hand grenide and tbrowinS p1rtme nt and seized IAvinaki . Heth e C h ester "Common1" a11d a& a It ■gainat the wall. •l most succeeded In overpowerins In Offi ce Today cl ima:,;., the fourth grade will wind A witne-58 oD the gr�nH said him, but the Ruasi.ri tore his Clyde Milhon e. Meiga County the Ma)'J)O)e. the twin-elll,ined " �meracan-bulll arms free from Parra'• grip� broke tre)surer, wae back " il1 bis offic:S l ike a t hunder• away and pulled the band grenade today for the fira( time si nce h e DC-3 exploded . clap" In the air and cr■■hed. �\lffered _ _ a brot�n hip in a fall from ' hla pocket. � Middleport Man h . The bomber WI I . Identified as As the terrified passengers on the ice at his hom e on Eul Vjac_hetlav Lavinaln, a Ruuian, watched, he pul led the pin and Main St,, in December. Mr. MIi• I Fined Mllyor �ut It '9'11 not Immedi ately known threw· the aren■de a ga inst the h(!nfl was confined to Holier Kenneth J. Wil-hee, ·Middleport, tf he wa■ a Soviet citizen or an cabin wa ll. Survivors tald a loud Hoapit a l for swn� tim e a!lei'" ltae WU fined $25 and eoata by, Mayor exile. All oth er persona aboard the explogion ,ooked th• pl..a ne and it accident and bas since· been con- Kenneth McElhinney today for pl ,ne were Venezuelans. va lescirig at bohte. ; reckleu op,,ratlon. The charge wu plunged to · th e arou nd . · The 1Urvivol'II said Lavinakl · He I! now ab le to bear !IOme brought by the Wddleport police. j umped to his feet during the NARROW, MIXl!D weight on hi, leg" and expects to , Chief Herbert Gilkey 8'so report.flight fram Caracas to P11erto N EW YO RK UPI- - $loots open • be back. · al h�s regular duties ed the a rrest last night of Hod A,yacucho and shouted: " I'm a ed narrow and mixed in moderate at the Tre asunr'& office in the j Searle1, -;tJddleport, who wlU lace space exp lorer. I wan� to ex rj. tradihg today. near future. �- : intoxi,catlo n charg es. i, · Hoff•'• RepubJicans pack F!11.,,...0UDd arage In Famt•1y N"ig·hl Rall' otµ(ii\s."� 'lctt th� :iEr. ii\pet'eo an In! ·. . . f.·1,» ;-_:.·. J1 Jf� G1"an •. . · ·,t) j• .,·f·. In _ Offi.n '1 ', J.W l-' -,, lnvn;v__:l...� -� j�"" -l'\a-. . . . ' . !� JP.O,B&O. three 11� Meningitis Took Life Of Young Charles Flint : Child �.n ""'•Itel In Celumkt wtth ....... tlllt IIJtht -•.. _ . ...,.;., _ _..;...,.. , Shffifi Ro.,;. Hll'Nftltach, �� t�,-" ll� CM lrmah for a fund hi a id th• haJ,dii'trlMr°':rm' ::' .::_ ol f,be, 1 Don Brewer, n>esldenl . ,:;IUtFwt-'lfl ""' ii . ..·.. . · · f"-l�■r1ge ..iri' 1'cbeaufi 'o, illnii - ....... of ll Mr of n1reuman , Co � Moe , . 8b' u Jtv for the mer meellns.11 . w county wide �lub. The Wo men's the l oth Diatr1ct a nd his real con• llttl• 11,1·, hfflily . In defraying C1ub will meet at the re,ular time cem tor. his diatriet 1nd 1ood th• H,-ntH ,J her l'INIIMnt, Moy 26th at I.he Second W ard Ieaderah1 P• . tecie,- NPOrted contrlbutlona et n-mocrot � 1 c member, of the hla off� ..,. $61 et noon toFl.re Hou6e. election board" were present and day. A !notion wu made to llve the Jntroduce d Norman Kloe1 and A Ito, a contain... at tfMt Mlrtln, vl Teen em 'l for ja nl WJll. Emmett � , , .. w O 1 ' D • ltnt..,rant In Middle_, Mid at thelr m eet n g place ln th Ra Candidates were given btie-f $12 thla morning. One church cine Hllh School. '25 contrlbu• Mra. 1,..... anl'tOUnced May periods ' to tilt nd nine were clan h,H mada ■ 7th .. th• d■t. hr ttt. JIIMY preaent a nd responded. Henry tllNI. th• •Mriff Mid. Llttt• Kathy fell from the su,,•r a nd D.■nce a t the Rec ine Bentz an d Ernest Wlneett for Re• ntatlve; Recorder, Mra. Mu:• preae ,...ch at her home on Mul barry he b tpOl'laONtd Sc t.h h H y t � e ln Youns wo Allen at noon Tuttday a nd ,u,. • rth; Audrey , Wemen'• "J1 -. CtafNuman ; Geraldine i- fwN ...,.,. MN lnjurlu T0o th Jor Clerk of Court.I .,_ Motltu m N 1 w WII th.- fi rst to ef. IUftf tpNkllf' and wlll ■,.Nk Youni: for Tre 11urer and three day's ....,.. ,. • p.. m. T1- ..,,,., wfll a. commluionen, eneumbent Roll- fw any encOVfa..ment for hw and NeulJ.llns, wrn. McKelvey and ..wnry. Hff ,.,..nta, Mr. a nti 1111 11 S:30 ,. m. aiut Nrvlna Sam Arnold and Emmett Peoples Mra. David Whir., .,. In Coh.1mt nt ne l m. p. I wl I Da will. -4 et ... et t ,_ m. with beth for Jud&e of �he Probite Court. bul whit �r d1ughNt'. rtvn4 .net ....... 41MM:lnt- The Potl uck refre1h mentt of aand,In etklftJII for nntrlbutlona, wlche1, c::ooklea and coffee were Sheriff Hartenbach ia 1treul119 ,uWlc 11 cenlla lly lnvlNd. r Edlao. H.b'•-t•·- '·11:ed brl•f]y served by the refruhment com• the fact that. te.. child'■ fathe to ._ y , w o .,. ,.,. r: ml"f th De " W mocra c • NI e r omen ' •·I II ··• "' • 00 "Fa--· •- yn" - should con■lder • In - fol!-IOf .,. t•---l r. - h ,..._ . CJub ·WIth Audrey y"""• '.n-nln1 the H-t••I .,.,. � ..,, Bond '·· ., c.___a . .- '" ..... u-.,--• rwu- WH an - • .u." to be vo•-• - on lloy 3rd, I J 11111 0 • conpt , Tbe m■ln ,peuer ol the e\r• ,_�.., ltrud1911 •t 11M Ki l ,iem. ftiq 'Nall Wm. B. Brown -Of Gb.Ull- · MlffN GINIIIAL HOIPIT AL cothe, al .......1 ludae ol the Achqjlt..d John Lerner liar!Jluntdpal Court then. Mr. Brown ford, w. ve. ; Betty (,iart/Middle-,,A TURNID DOWN ii now • a1ndldate for Judat of port RD• Ellle JanHn' lllddle- WASHINGTON UPI _ Federal the eo-1 oj Appeala, F�rth Dia- l)Orl, ' ludae J01eph R. Jaouon today ... trtct llr. Brown 1P'U • _Nerti Diunilled Vlrsll Jada, RuUand Ject.i Teamllt$1'11' Prealdent i.mes tO' J�.e · in HaW1ll &► lln. Ptul Steinrne tl IM. · "8D, Har- JL req uest to einctl h i, poln.ted. b)' Pre1ld,tnt Tru- rlaonville; Julia Kittle, Pomeroy. tria1 op cbaqea that he mlauaed ------man. Be ur1ed the importance of .union rWida. n,latetln1 in the primuj� . 11 ' _______ PINID tlO. c•s . DelDOCl'lt& In H•,n» he Rid II Charles W. Wayne, Rutland, ..OUP TO s1•'f1 -dercent of the' pe,ojie . are, rept, The Bedford l;lome De'monstra..,_ vowrl and; tb� lt" •wP ' no has been fined ,10 and coata In wonder that ·tbeJ wen able to Couhti Court · on a clwir:e of Hon Group WIii eerve Hn"dwlehes havlna no mudflep1 on hll truck. coffte �d home made j)lH at the aehie\.e ■tatellDOd. Mr. Brown 1,ole '1111 " blPIY We,ne had been cited by the Primary Election . at BedfGrd, lbte patrol. M11 S. -·cou.... YOUTH BED · · · · Sale $37.95 CURTAIN STRETCHERS , Was $6.50 · · · · · · Sala $1 .99 Sale 45c lln. ft. 5 pdterm lo choote from - Reg. 80. · lockeel,tn quality. 1 , wllb' Mattress sion. Wtl_ feel It ls a legitimate objection, bul one that Is over-ruled by evidence undermln­ Four days from today Meigs County voters go to the polla to e•erclse their privilege ·01 namlog Jndlvlduala •Dll>Di whom tater will A short busini5$ meeUng of tbe Women's Club with Mrs. $3.95 ..-... ...... .. ... ... :•, 'p , l We Ought Not Turn Down A Bargain Like This •· lection of colors in lig ht and dark '· 1960 .... \VEA111ER ..,.., ....... ,. II.91., .... ..._ I I heart�ning step l)actward. Let's \;top thinking of what Ibis hospital . " Th•� Is not' th, on1y ,reason for oppos!U'on, bu t ·" . for me. · · will' ·•uo think, rat.h er, )l'hal it will do for all olb�r• it is - clearly tho main reaaon · the people of Me�s county. bave been removed - and it deser1es discus---�---- --- ----- -- - . Ohio, Fd,iay, April Z9, An Editorial Opposition to the bond issue b pinpointed in the objection that "II will raise our taxes." ity in this washable mal set. Qig se,--.,. ' shades. Pomeroy-Middleport, W e believe the issue wUl pass. However as the aayin& goes, nothing is sure · ln love, war, and electio1a. rayon pile. Good styUng and ,,uperior qual­ Complele Copper .:... 19 Ill, and 10 1' , STIil Set of 100% TH E WORKS • • SCREEN WIRE Sale 24c Ila. ft. with llfltlMI electric dl'Yffl Pc. Contour Mat ElBERFELDS - Complete Drapery Department On The 2nd Floor lW,9�PM · · · Sal• 99c II■• ft. 11 FT. Copper - Alt 3 12 la Bath Mat Sets SO ' H ERE GO,ES! outamotlc wa1hen tSTAINllSS a pr. Add · beauty to your windOW$ now- at lmly budfet prices. Abo -av ail a ble J·n multiple widths. SAYS ■ YHIAYRE -- · ----"----....'.'�=:=:=:==:=-,-::=:,-:,=' Drapery Length The attend ance banner wl!I won by th e th ird frade tau1hl b11 Mrt. 1t·- R. Wiley. IATU"DAY N STARS WF.STER T.V. BATI'LE ROYAi, 1-J'llmes Arn� - Gunsmoke "GUN THE MAN DOWN" 2-Hu,h O'Brien - Wyalt Earp ''BRASS LEGEND'' 3-0huck Qomiora - RI flemaD "TOMAHAWK TltAIL" .NOW AT STAT Ready t o Jh' mg d raperies wHh a eustom look, - � l"irit tiwo tone- shadowy color-effect l, n &eetat'8 -and r&Yom Jn three decorator colorw - white; toast bro,.0,n ; rosy beige. T(f fit wind()W 'Mdth up to 42". \ , . .. ' Drapery Length 83" - $7.95 a pr. NO. on the · The Dally Sentinel unequivocally to �ue bond mW ,,. side of voting for this provide 035,000 toward the proposecl publicly owned and rontrolled b�pital. · "Princess Lora ine" Dr•w Drapes ,.m Ja11les Best - 8'.11a.n Cummings ' 'VEft.BO'l'EN'' Mra. Gle n Ev a ns enterta ined the Chatter Club Tuesday even ing •t her home in Br adbury. Fo llowtna: a thort buslneas aesalon wit h M.rs. [vans prealding, a white elephont auction wa■ held with Mrs. Enn, 118 auctioneer. Games were played and prbes awarded th e winners. Mrs. Wilbur Youns received the door priae. Re· fR1hmenta were 1erved to Mra. Ev• entt UthUoot, Mrs. Alfred 81J8ll, Mn. FloYd Dunfee , Mrs. Leo . Crew, Mra. Youns and Mn. Nlthan Blpo. "Mocl•11a" , . XII and insure vasUy improved medical ll<!rvlces. $2.95 a set Mr. a�d Mre. Herbert Dixon pd . family Vil'lte·d ·sunaa)I' " wi th· · and Mra. Cl i nton., Gilkey .and lain ily of Harrisonville . · • Ra ' M . a nd Mr . y on'".' a, 11i ·· t da;g h�er .11 K rn u ' ann re urned !ild } on a.y ev�n 1ng : • t�r a 'tioni e . . wtek end vls1t wlfli relative., . ni Xeni a. They w.�, atcpmpa1'111!1d home of Mrs. JaJ?it;I Fletcher and eh J ldren ror a viiit. . )fn. Owe n Dutty ■'nd cfauehter r.;·� E�iiabeth, Orb' Ginth e r and Mr'a. Eh.,., SIJ I�- we.r� '-"!ithen W1 Va. , Mondl'Y to atttnd the funera l of Vel m a Ginther J ack!on. .Rev. and Mn. Eu18ne Thom11 and daughter of Chillicothe vie­ lted Monday with his -parents, )Ir . and Mrs. Ev ere,t Thoma■ and Ma brother and al■lar,ln•!•w 11r. ,nd Mn. Don Thom,11. ' ·= $1.95 a set Iti !::: For Melp Conni)''• Veter, au' M_emorlal Hospllll Bond l1a1e . . . Thll b -elhlDg 0111' county and oar people need. VOL • • ent1ne aliih 2 p�. cotton - sir.id rffiist111nt Ba·t h Mat Set. Preshnmk . Size of mat 24" x 36". Col­ ors - ye-How, mist green, fl"OSt)' pink, wih-ite, beige, frosty b lue, turquoise. I Vote 4 ' It Is this: The peopla decide by a majority vote wheth.er or not they shall own a · ed 41 ••> b••pltal whlc'h modem, we 11-ulpp --� experience everywbere eIse h11 .proved will attract more high .caliber , doctors to this area ChenHle 3 pc-. Balih Mat Set of 100% oottoo pHe. Wash­ able with III latex back that is skid re.si-st,ant. Set con• &ims of mg, rontour mat .and lid t'OVer. Lovely solid col ors and tweeds. I n pomeroy •• LUCILLi HAw,c1N1 of premium f1brlc1 and '' i---------------------·, BATH MAT ·SETS p·:eopI 8 lood look1 lonatr becau .. Olher Sulla fll,15 lo . f8t,5D er e I IJ Abou• . Ma'nl: A Style-Mart IUlt keeps ltl ... A hymn sini Lil ,chedule d for the Great Bend Baptist Church Sund11y al two o'c lock , It Is an• nounced by Hev. Arthur McCau ley with the Racine Church participal• m11. The singing wil l be led by Freeland Norris. The Rock Springs Busy Bet 4-H C l ub held their regul ar meelinK at 6:30 p. m., Api-11 26, at the home of )lrs. Amus Leunard with Mrs. John Erwin &6 ad visor . t�ourteen members answered roll call with the uame of a bird. During the meeting a demon• the mem­ stration on ta:...le !ICttins was given Church. All mothers of are invited . Dot• club the of bers by Joyce Stan'ey, tie Brown and Gloria Buck will demonstrations on sew ing iftd give Th, next meeting wil l be May IO, at the Rock Spring& M.ethodi&t cooking. I --- Clw11er Club Meeu With Mr,. Glen EIIBm drff1 up 1t araduatlon, SING AT GllllAT IINO , for a program. Group sincina @f "God Bless they stepped into a circle and the ,\ merica " opened the p[og.ram fol· clo,ed with all joinmg program lowed by the Pted11e lo tbe Flag. Ann Rupe, worthy matron, extend hands in the circle and sing i ng ed a welcome to the mothers and "Blest . Be The Tie Thal Binds." daughters with Carolyn Thomas 1iving the reapoor-e. A solo, "Moth· er," by Sondra Potts accompanied b)' Myrna Mug,- preceded • readPlan� Wl're disc ussed for Rural ing on "Mother" by Marjorie CroW', Life Sunday i n May the date to be lfler w hich Florenu Tr-111;:y pre• announeed l ater. Aprons we• sold 'itented two piano &0l98. by the home economic.a oodnittee A flower was presented to Flora as a money making project. Sev• e , the oldest mother present Downi rs plan to attend the eral membe and to C a rol ){enned)', tbe young. '"Operalion Forward" night at the est. Th�r e waa one group of lour Pomeroy Bend Grange tonight. ns prue nt, Bess Proctor, g neratio e " e a D y and was Molh r's "Trees l_e Gravea, .Carol yn Th omu an� Nel Vbil the buoy Drapery Department on the %nd fioor --- For Curtain•, Draperies, the theme of the progra m w hich l 1saa Ka:, Thomas. Mra. Proctor Me Window Shades, Venetian Blind&, Bamboo Blinds, Kin<h Drapery Hardware, Uphol• opened with group singing of eai?nled a fl ower. Marjorie I pr was " poem, Sweet Home. sterlng Materials, Pl.,,llc by tbe yard, PW ow•, CU1hlons, Bedspreads, Small Rugs, A "Home r of• [ The Trees" was read by Mra. Dal e <?"ow, on beh4lt �f the etiapt.e Stair Treadl, Porch Mais, Stb:, Luggage, La mps, Blankets, Cover Lots, Sofa and Chair presented :rtr11, Ru.� with a her's ftcers, Kaul! and a eontell on. Mot Throw•, Davenport and Living Room Suite • and Studio Couch Slip Covers and the . &ill io obtervance of her birthday. Day was he Id . Group Slf&tDS: of . romplete line of Hoover Sw1jepen and Supp Ilea. " ' Whi li pering Hope" concluded the ; Eac h mem � ir troducect 1 , the ir progl'am. "!i'ughter or H�l.t. alLer �ttlch . Refreshments were sened dur, � Beauty Treatmtnt For You r Bathroom .---------- . ..mg the social holl?'. 1..'!.� ,"�" Drive-In It' s tradltlon1I to Rock Sprin11 4,H Club Ha, Meeting I Musical Program I a. Joe Hill Dies In East Liverpool Of Heart Attack mu, �.t� -� .,.,..,,·. �lo. bar-- - tl!ls Wu·tiot w.., Eastern ffi h . I Wife Of Former Clark Swears· No HimDayola For 0' RecOf·dS o O I Has Exhibits, I Fest1va] Events rganast • Has o·led In ColumbUS Crazy Russ1·an Grenades Plane To Crash, K1·11s 9 Passengers �j By Gov. Long Out Of His Pea Pq(�h 100,000Greet De Gaulle ln-M ardi Gras Air ln,New Orleans NEW ORLEANS UPI-French Preaident Charles de Gaul le reeelved a noisy welcome from lCJO. • 000 -persona in a Mardi Gras mood Thursday night a nd got his lapel& yanked by Gov. Ear l K. Lona, an un ln\'ited �ter. The Presid eot and his wife, Yvonne will md their tour of th e Unite d Stites tonight and leave for French Guia na. Before de Gaulle departs at 0:30 p. m . (&tit) he will Jay 1 wrWt_, ,at the ,-.tue of 1he French f�� ot . New � Orlcanp, �e • i.ial trip '"' Ute llllal11l11tl lllvw m,ke '- speech and at'tend ·several socia l runetlons . Screaming. f1f:g-wavin1 crowds met de Gaul le at the ilr,Mirt , Thursday night when h e flew from ., San Franciaco and l ined tlle - � 1 mile route into tcl'1'Jl�. • J;i¥!)' jammed i1Jto broad clillal S&ett u de Gaul le led a puade of 1 thousand marc h ing ao ld.l... · 1nto the French Qu a rter, which his country so ld to the United Slates · 1&7 years ago. Wa lling for de Gaulle whe n he 1ot to Jackton Square, tlle ' heart of the French Quarter, - Loll& whose madcap tour of mental in• stitutions last s11mmer created world headl ine&. Long had b eeti kfl out of the plan! for de Gaul le's visit. Peering out trom under hia f loppy 1traw bat, ,he governor, wbo leaves his' orfioe in lea than two wecka to 10 b■ct to hil "pea patch" In north central Lou· isiana went to the reviewlna stand and waited for de GauUI!. When the towering generel and his party alTlved, It beume IIP.­ parenl lhit nobody bad tbot11bt the a:o\lel'nor -wwld \IP, De mow· Gaulle and Long atood around looking al eaeh 1tt her uncomfort­ ably for nearly f i ve minutes be­ fore 10meone thought to in troduc& tbem. After they were Introduced they ch11ted momeQtarlly and then d:e Gaulle turned arou nd to so to hia seat. Lona, wbo app,nnU., had not finished ta�, er · · �e ceneraJ by the I■,ela ink�' �' ed him back. 'i 'Mte aloof' de GabUe � l" both men cbockfed •nd aid 1101118 �lo each other u4 lllio 1;, . e:<f,, ,. 1-1 � 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/. 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