https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b0e20b32824a13c7f10eefec2cb69fb3.pdf 0d6b3fa5cefc8a4b64be7cd6c18307fe PDF Text Text •• ----------· 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 �• VOJE FOR ' CHARLES RUSSELL '' MAY 3rd Rep-,bl kon Candidate FOR County Commissioner Paid Pol. Adv. ' : THA N KS! ' T.o The .Many People I Who tlelped To M11ke Ou, 101th An,aiversory A Suc:c:e.s s We lllall.t you .l!ld uaure you !bl w• will strive lo •'!I'll .your -114e•ce. 1 960 MUQIIY M�nttrey . . . . · $3,195 .1 ,s1 tlH<IC ya s,ec:1a1 - - - - $1 ,,9s , l)oor Sedan. Multl-drive easy eye glaOll, radio and healer. Alll\Qlt like !he day lt was sold. l ' 2 Door llatd Top. One careful local owner. Dynaflow drive. Low mileage. 1 957 FORD VJ 2 l>Qor Sedan · · · · $1 ,295 Fordomatic. Extra sharp. ntu · · · · · · · $ 1 957 BUICK • VI Ce ry · · · · · 1,795 2 Door Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Dynaflow drive. One careful owner. Like new finish Inside and out. •' ' •'• 1 958 BUICK VI 4 D"•� Top · · · · $1 ,995 One careful owner. Extra nice. Dynaflow drive. 1· 959 PONTIAC VI 4 D'oor Sedan · · $2,495 Radio and heater. One CJlrelul o wner. Sharp car. l'59 IIUICK va Special · · · · · · · · · $2,695 Hard Top f Door. Show rOOII/ clean. Dynaflow drive, Ra­ dio and Heater. 1 957 BUICK va Suplt . . . . · · · · · · · · $1 ,795 r " ' Hard Top 2-Door. Power steering and brakes. One careful OWMr, '•' ' 1 956 CHEVROLET YI Station Wagon $1,395 '• one q,areful owner. Shows besl of rare. 1 956 .(ltlYROLET YI 4 Door · · · · · · $1 ,495 Hard Top. Air conditioning. Power steerln& and bralu!s. Veey clean car. '• '• 195' , CHEVIOl,ET 2 Door Setla■ · · · · · · $495 W.,e!t-end ,pec!al. $1 ,69$ · · · · Shows very g od 1,U GMi .J T11.11 Ch1111l1 & Cab . '•' .' •. '• '• ''' ' '•• •• Eitceptlonallv IIOOII 8.U X 20 tires. 2 IIPMd riar axle. 172" wheelb,se. care. J.l•1tt1 N-e 8.LAITTHAR'S ' > l,,l' •'• •• •' • ••• • •' ''' •' f'S t J ' • ' ......� �J. POIM '· ·; ' ,· ., ll ' ·•-· · -k--g....- •'· · •a1?' _ , _ � '4�� - - • - .... , .< :• · ' • · :r�.t:.t:.'·-- .., · Y'-'�1x· o, . Super - _ ! GOLDEN VAI..U ES ·$��£� .i " . . "9y It .. . I ou, • �' ' - bib 'wltll; row,r Jro., espor I e>llllly •t partl<o. Beet ' -w.t � ��� Ur-_� " .i II ·••'"· p1ea.. , .._ .....,Hf.. ,rllN 411tffll1 I ,..--,lff' :L:I .., : � ' -···--------,.--,,-­ --ova• . ' , TO S hL DETAILS E �� :rl li W! 11,\YIN,G Dlffl µ, ON " ., I I ' , ,; .l ' $. 'lo· .,,· . r,.. ' . . ,... ' . .' . ,. jln11'i' lo writ• • Nothing to buy ""' ftU GUI !hit form • · L: ,\-f:i"'_!.t�'j!.:i'(;; ·; :l . . _,,t��r,1-...<- ,.,..\�: .,_� l'�i,\.,J)Jj , ,,1,V'L :;yi - , Dllmk,ed ,\prll 27 : · Mro. G. H�ld A,t\k,ins. Jame.. F.rench, Cal'l LM.nders, Mrs. Wl!Ham Kitti, Mr,. John Shue, Mr,. Blanche Taylor, Mrs. Henry Brown Jr., John Huey, Carl Martin, Mr1. tm­ Knll)p, mett Smith, Hermetta Cynthla Hai::urtY\ Zelda Craft, Mrs. Maude Ellets, Mrs. .Fred Roich, Mr1. O\ey He,rdman, Mr11. Amel Waugh and son . .HO,LZ.,1 )1 H05PITAL • Condition of Monbla O.mes: Adm-itfed April 27: Mrs. Leslie All dams are up averaging 1 trap Hubbard, Syraeuse: Mark Werry, Births April 27 Mr. and Mrs, open. Pomeroy; Mrs. JP.mes Casto, Dex­ James Casto, Deit�, dlu1hter: Mr. and Mr,. HaroJd Dillon, Pome, Ohio Rivw 8Nh: Oownb,.,,�"'l.d ter; Mrs. Roy Parker, Chester. roy, son. h Rit Thomas 27: April Deaths Lock 8, �- S. Thea at 6:05 a1n, 12-0 St. Louis Zep))yr ;at 8:32 am, 7•1: Lock 11, Llttll! F.dward 8 pm, 1-0; Hoping To Sen-e You Lock 13, lrlQl.e cJ'editof 5:05 am, Again Aa Your 20-0 ; l F. Fritberger, 6:Mi am, 0-18 Lock 17, ennaylvainl a at 9 arn, 0-13; Lock 20, Janie D at lQ am, 2-1 ; Lock. 21, Harriet M. at 10:30 am, 0-2; Le h igh at 11 am, 12-3; Lock 22, May I Ask For Your City or Huntington, 10 am, 14-4; Lock 23, Frank R. Aller al 1:45 pm, 0-1 Beaver at 8:50 pm, 1-0; Ro­ bert E. Reed at 9:45 am, 0-1 1 . Upbound: GaUiw,lis, OVEC at 5:25 am, 18-2; bland Creek at B am, 11-0; Belpre 'it 8:20 am, Z-0; Jane T at 9:15 am, '7-1 Lotk 23: Elger Cliff at 9:30 pm, 0-2; Orl�n­ ian at 2·10 am, -0-ZZ; Cotton ih1een REPUBLICAN Harner -at at 3:40 ,m, $-0 ; C. CANDIDATE 5:45 a m, 0-2; Ben McCooJ at 6:35 am, 4-0; ):lelen Z at 7:A5 am, O,S; Betty Moran at 8: 1& Qi, 3-0 Iron Pd. Pol. Adv. Worker at 9:fo am, 4-0; and m otor vessel ·Maat11r Pat. ' County ltcorder VOTE and SUPPORT JO� D. "Jack" THOMAS v.· . llPU BLIC.AH . VOTERS Next Tueaday May 3rd you will nominale a man to re_present our party next November ln the General Election for County. n-easorer. I am a can­ didate for this Office and believe myself to be more able,. more capable an\! most willing to repre­ sent and win Ille olUc.e of County Tre••�er- LORENZO D. , DAViS I l I Pl!id Pol. Adv:. . • ra._1�0.�.. •, ::ke, /.;. 1,';c ·- ____,.;_.,,· . ___ _....,_�,� . ��. ....\ �' a . ·, i . -.' �, ' . .. . '•• •:·• <� Saturn's Huge Thrust Promised WE SUPPORT THE HOSPITAl BOND ISSUE Lunch Precedes �ba kespea re C. l ub Meet Wednesday , 1 , . ,. , t. ,t - -, �-. � -, .· :.:. : · .-,�?_'\•; ::- . - _1aa11& bt �-, l.....�� - --- •bie�-,111. •_' lltl ,. , . '. ' ··•., • \ r "!tl• · •: , -�r , · • 'l • , • • , . •· 1 · i · . ... . It . ..,,_ CH!:41f;.Jie Yolln ..,. ,.,.... oi!,J'1 �; , . . ... - ,. ._•, Meigs County Commissioner , " ¥. . ., .., 1 •·' . r ,. t\ f ''.· :a · _ -· -- - . .. ', ' , . ' . ' . ' ' ' FOR .A MAN WHO IS C. H■ rt.nbach Paid Pol Adv . . ' CAPABLE QUALIFIED On The Bttghleat Comer In MIDDLEPORT '.. VOTE FOR Charles L Bissell 'Il.he f.ibher of lS children, B still at �e. Two in. High. School, four in the ,grades iand one to start next year. Now e OhcL9t-er Township triustee and F.iaatern echool bus driver. Bot h jobs pay only S1700 per �ar. bu1u:taclent for e ,family of 10. Attended Cheater ,and Lebanon grade tehoola and Long Bottom ·hJSI> achoo!. Your Vohi 1nd lnflu.nce WIii .. G,_tt't Appred•tecl.· •;) � ' ' It•. : )". ..• ,t. t " f· r '-- �-· i.i 't '.� ' . __ ... ..... , ',, ( • 1 .< • • ,, > .i ' • Paid Pol-. Adv. Of Meigs County Paid Pol Adv, The COURT OF APPIEAU ia of vit•I I� t. YOU. It la tta. next hlthlr covrt from the Court of COffllllOft Ptea.. • !l'larl� of i1.11tl� H tt. 1.-r court lheulcl •rr. In man, llllhnell, the COUI.T OF APPEALS la tht cltmn'1 court of 1111 rMert - tt., Id c,._ ID elltaln luatice. Judges of the Court of Appeals should ••• JUDICIAL EXPERIENCE Judge HARLEY MEYER ls lbe only undldale for Ille Court of Appeals for the FOURTH DISTRICT who bu, bad experlen ct as a Common Pleas Judge - FOUS. TEEN YEARS only In his own Coun ly bul ht many olber ......,Ilea of the State on 1181ilgnment by lbe Cldef Juall<e of lbe S upreme Court of Ohio. n.i. �...., t, INVALUABLE lo better cope with the pre blema arising from trials. •, aol Jud.. MIIYIR ia a memlMr of the Hod:fftl Covntr� Ohle Stai-. and Amarfc.n a.r APoclatt.na. He hM NM _...,. Ill Civic Aff•lrs, 1, • PNt Pl'flidfflt and S.Cret•ry of ft. ........ Rotary Club, • P..t Muter of the MIiier CMplil G......., I former Yic•PrHW.nt of tha, Amwican Lutheran Chufth., • H .... ....... T- nd AIMotlc � My and Ganeral LN' ,nctitlontr• . " '--� I for Republltlll Primary, May 3, 1960 · Counlles of the · Fourth Dttllrlcl AOAMS GALLIA BROWN IIOCKING ATHl;NS Vote I HARLEY MEYER · X , Crdl, P,-uthlg A"°" QUAW'IEb BY EXPERIENCE RECORDER ELECTRICITY ta ,our lNtta ..., to ._,•• • COMMISSIONER REPUBLICAN CANQIDA'l'E FOR or Clll ,. for more delaill, I FOR VOTERS -NEEDS THE JOB -· SAM ARNOLD DEMOCRAT AND W■?u. ou.u.uena YOU woN'T! And we'll -� Pl'lnht ·)',u - be. COMPLETELY �- �·j · .,....,,. wiih a �k-Recovvy 50-gallon Eleclric Wof!oi' lltoter or your money will . bo returaecl, ilidudlng the inatallelion coot., , 8oe Yl)tU' .-., ai>pliance dealer 0< phunber, ,,,._' BAKER FURNITU R E A Qu■ lified Accountant To Budget Your Tax Money THIS 15 YOUR OPPORTUNITY - WHY SE'M'LE FOR LUii ' ' Running out of hot wa.ter to� often? . . ___ NOMI NATE - - - VOT E Thanking you _for your l)alll -pentlon during my finl .lffln ana 11op1n11. to serve you 1pla In Ille future, I remain Robert , __ Vohln e, Cell ,.vr lhet'lff 1Jt CtM tf -,i •�r- WY �2-3371 P�rey YOUR Problema ,an OUR Problems - Let w, hel,p you. Crimlna,I, 01¥U Actl.on1, Wreeb, lnve■Ugati_ons of all lrindi. - e l«J,r ,_ ,.____, ..,. .. .,11. .. I N .,, Your Sheriff, • . 36, a two-lime parole violator "') 2 , (•) 26' 29' 30'; (" -a. • ' u, 61c servin1 one to 2!S years for rob___ hery In S<ioto County, fled from OuCe ego tb11 hospital Thursday u hie guard waited on the porch, NOTfCI OF APPOINTMINT been transported Hiles bad Caae No. 11,JSI here from the l•t•.,. of Sherman Stephens Junction City Branch priaon on the strength of . "-"Md Notice is hereby given that Ro- letter written by a Columbus pe­ bert L. Coats whose Poat Office diatrician. The ,physician said Hiles' 2addre11 iB Middleport, Ohio baa been duly appointed Admlnlitrator year-old daug h ter was auffering of the E1tate ot Sherman Stephens from a serious throat infection late of Middleport VIU■ae ' Meigs and he believed a visit from h er father would materially a id her County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 2bt day of April In her recovery. S.ekl said h e received the let1860. ler from . Mra. HJle1 and he found F. H, O'BR$N Judge of the Proti1te Court it genuine, The child WIS beins discharged from Children's HoaMet,1' County, Ohio (4) 22, 29; (ll) 3tc pJtal at tbe lime of the e1c ape. L "Service" ls our Motto - 24 hrs a day - 7 days a week ' I ..--_.,, flall FUII Tal ..li • ........ IINdlle-,-. The ::e�!8sed I bave had the privilege of serving Meigs County as one of the Commis­ slonera for inY first term. I am a1kln1 you to give m e the opportunity to aerve you &11aln. Your support and vote appreclatod, Thank you Rolland E. Neutzllng •�'.'J:lls Paid Pol. Adv, . ,__.. ., . -, .-- ,.,.. ! _., Esca es w·Ith p W'f I e At ffosp1'ta} SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY _. .....,. ve� · \;•:; ' •�f-•'/�:,, of, "'" . .,.,...,J. i.:_; '.® �MJ'lli Tbk.,«f",ir.i. i:{�lr- ·... ,,.,,., ,ri..,..._.._.,�:.. ...� JU . !i• :.. ,·' . . J,. ' ·t·.' _I' 1. - , . . •· 1 · • . .. . .. . . ... ..... e l■d ..st lllt- wltl •'folnor Pr'1'sone,-r RE.ELECT Rolland E. ( Plugger) Neutzling ,,I. wlth epeolal Clean, freslt, smell-olce etothll ..i dlaPl(t f1lr ,- Wf -that'• what ,.. waatl l'ro-tllled IU!llnatic ... loosens deep soil 111d ..._. 11111t1 1 -.,. ...... clothes III pure 111d -.1 Legal Notice J!., , l Care WASH EUR . AUTOMA'l'IO SOAK OYCLBI k:�. YOUR • . Baby Harrisonvil le Social News r•m_ (X) ROBERT C. (IOI) HARTENBACH '1 !� F1RIGIDAIRE' Sales Were Down _!_'.,_g March A PLEASURE ' ...., _� - • E ff Senes . FINE FOOD, FINE SERVICE VOTE & I\E-ELECT \-, "'•· Early Firing Of CI RCL E'S Restaurant I am capable, able'and willing to give that ser­ vice. ,. • ' . >• MAY I HAiVE YOUR SUPPORT MAY ilrd· Dom ht Meigs Couniy - Reel E'alale and Per1&nal-1'u fayer T Turkish City Riola lilt Church met Th ursday eveoina at the i:burcb for a dinner meet- An onter supper, with Paul IBTANBUL \JPI-Antl-10,ernThe an.nuil men and boy• 1ath­ Smart <11nd Harold E. Hubbud rn erlne 1ponaored by lhe Men '• Bro­ menl ltudenla baltled pollce in charie, WillJi i.ened to the memben Lb• 11,eeto ol Tu,key'o mojo, therhood of the Pomeroy Baptl11t today dty the for clues eond Church will be an event of Sunday ae Rev. Hoover, pastor of the Chea­ .and 11uei.Li .i.t 6.30. A contribution was made to the cancer fund when the Wild. and Premler Ad.nan llendere1 W illis Anthony, pre.ident, con­ eveoin1 at 7:30. hJre Church. w11 the aueat B.aptiat "Nood Garden du b met Wednesday evening at the home of Pf rn!R o d " awift puniJhmeat" for speaker when the Men'• Brother­ d uct.t:d the bu11nea meet int with An inlere1ttn,: program Include• Mrs. Milton Houdashelt with Mn. Kenneth Harris as co-host.- those reaponiible. hood of the Middleport Flral 8.tp- tht: i;;ecret..ry ;ind treasurer re­ the appear1nee of Pomeroy'• ma- ess. porlti 111vcn by K,liad Hindy and the identify not did Mendere, , 1ician Lee Juob1 and a. sound film John luluff. Mrs. John Ihle presi ded. al the meeting , which opened with ",partisana'• But ahortly before "A Boy &lid Hit Biblti," produced devotionJ taken from St. John 12:44--50 by Mrs . Hiram Fisher. he 1pote the Mini,try of Interior Tony ;·owler and Charles Vro­ by the Amerlcan Bible Society. A A communlcaUon was read con• mo111 were named as t he committee iaeued • at■tement blamint the · report of lhe nomln1t1n1 commit­ to make plans ror ne.xl mon1h'1 riota on the oppo1itton People, the 1prlna reeional meet.' Fl.Sher. "Travele Who Help rs U1 Gar- Republican Party led by former tee, Leslie Price, ch.airman, Harry cemint meeuni;::. 'I he meeting will b4i- an ing at LoiaD, Wl!dneaday, May t, Bliley and Lorain Sterrett, will be nd an invitation was received for den, " taken from t he Flower and premier and WD ilrf ct1r, held at the county outdoor Pre1ldent et a the main bu1lneu I tem. Home Garden maga:d ne, wa■ the topk of Inonu, a hero of Turki&h indep­ fairgrounds. at Center 11wood Kln of a tour made ice cream will be the feature t he progra m preaen t..ed by Mn. Da- endence. Several project.I were diacu.lkd Manafleld OD May 1 1. T he travelavelers are the ----------tr These NeaH. vid I p ft!fre1hment. YORK UPI-Rocket NEW also the worlf. 1e11ion to be and au Mr1. to in& prize WH awaroed MOOlll HOC KIY CA PTAIN huller• Ki11nti1t Dr. Wernher von Braun held ;it the churrh, :iaay :i, at 6:30. honeybee,, bumblebees. ,.;;----------.a.a;;a;;---------', l rnea, moth, and beetle• and w11p,, HANOVER, N. ff. UPI-J)obby said Tbursd.ly nla:ht the aiant Sa- On June 7 the Rio Grande Bap­ lt waa broueht out that flowers de- Moore, b1eh•1COrlng junl<tt from turn rocllet will be teat fired "in tl1t Men's Brotberhood will meel pend on l nsecta: by speti1l petal Dulut_b , Minn., h11 been ele� a day or two" producing more at the Chesbirr church for an H• arrana:11ment for landing (ield, captain of lhe 1 960-61 Dartm Qli:th thl. n 1.200,000 pound.I of thrust­ aociation&l meetina. euide lines and odon. Pollen tran1- h �key team, 11 wu announced to- m t�re than any spare en&int yet Other RUells for the meeting , that We are ,ratified to learn, by the Board of Trtu.llteel: day by Robe rt Red Rolfe, director fired ln. the free world. of or&ana reproductive from ferred Doyle Shuter and Briu, Kirwere J all - people of Meica County will be iaiLl0'1ffl1 to Nlect a (U.Ali· stamen to petal form1 the aeeda. of athletics. At full capacity, the Sa turn 1,y alao o( the Ches h ire church. lnsecb that destroy other in11e1ll fied: ,phyaician of tlhelr choice, wht!!ther a medleel· phyeidran or cluater of eight rocket engines Others attendin& the dinner and keepi ln Is great ald na: the est . of pounds ,.500,00() 1 develop will were Lawrence Bing, Ed· meeting hospl.uzed wMle n, t)hy:ticia tlb:ic an, osteope down t he plant detructive kind. t-hru•t. enough to lift a �.000 to 1son Baker, Frank C heesebrew, Ja · Mrs. Vernon_ Ne1se preaented I eo.ooo pound sa tellite into orbit cob Turner, Clifford Hayes, Har­ Feathered -"l rtne •·our paper send a ma nn ed apace vehicle old Hubbard, Owen Bratton, David Friend&." She •tated that American around the moon, or launch a fa· Darst, Jr., C1ifford Stumbo, Cecil birds are many and varied in 1iu diQ rel1y &talion th a t can be Bradbury, Richard Hovatter, Ger­ A luncheon at l P- m. at Circle 1ently landed 011 the 1urface of ald Anthony, David Si&man, Lisle and that the best time to 1tudy bird• t, early . in the morning and Reataurant J)reeed ed the meet.in, Man or Venw and radio infor­ Diles and Clarence Clark. ln early 1prina:. July i1 the mo,t of I.he Po�e roy Shake.pell'! Club matloo b1ct to eulh, Von Braun . Ray D, Heaton, D.O, The meeting wu dilmia&ed with Ray R. Pldlem, D.O. prayer by Mr. Smart. interesting month because of ao held Wednesday afternoon at the 1aid. home of lln, Pearl H)'lell, MulI, ff, Donovan, D.O. many youn1 bird&. He Indicated Ilia belief tha t inJohn H. Rldpay, D.O, rry-av. lbe "Now Ia the Time To'" was given telll1ent life e:ai1t.s elsewhere in Mn. Wllllam Baxter, vice �Ii i- I.be universe, .a nd said one of the Marriage Licemea by Mn. &:Uson Hollon for Mn. T. A, Hewetaon, D.O, dent, WH In charge of the meeting mo,t memorable occuion1 in hi1- Granted By Court Denver Holter who wa1 unable to ope�ed with 4evot10111 b)' top ml&ht come "when the first which Adv. Pol. it that out t h broug attend. II waa Plaid Marria&e a pplications made re­ • ii time to thin and pruhe flower- Mn. Jed Webster Sr., who ·had III American meet.I another being in cenMy in l,he Maaon County Court tna: 1hrubs; divide and reset prim• her top�c, "Peace;" Following the •Eta�in Pt. Pleasant included the fol­ _______ ro11t1; plant gladioli; divide and Women II Creed m unlson, , m em- . lowing: reset mums and take cuttin1s to hen �nswe� roll call with their William Da vid Knopp, 21, ,on of root in aand to at.art t0me around f1vor1te television program and David and Josephine Va n Meter ' coven such as the strawberry be- • lao suggeationa for next year'• Knopp, Clifton, and Darlene Eliz­ 1onla· pla nt hoata In shady spot.Ir proiram. abeth Stukey, daughter of C h arle, Round robin get well cards were remo�e bt1i8 of bag worm& and and Johnie Vance Stutey, Maaon. bum them·· at.art weekly applica• sent to Mrs. Robert W,1rner and Joh n t". Bumgarner, 34:, West Co­ Uon of peat' control for rosea: and M�s. _ T. A. Henneasy. Mra. Phil l umbia, aon of Thomu and Gwen­ l\_ _ H to Up back n.iw growth of all ever• Wil hamton, Mrs. Eugene Brown VUCI dolyn W illiams Bumgarner, and and Mrs. Ben rn w� NeuizllRJ re na ereen, and to be alert for signs O h io nles or Seriet. E and H P hyllis L. McDonald, 21, daughter of pests and uae control measures ed as th� program committee fot Slv)ng 1 Bonds for Marcb reached or Roy and Tessie Simms McDon­ the coming Y_e�r and Mlu Ethel $25'¾ before they get much atact. million for a gain of $400,- ald, West Columbia. G ��land 811 critic. A demonstration on a rraq lng 000 over March, 1959. . _Te!�vialon as a �actor m Eduspring flowers WIS alvcn by Mrs. SaJeii In Meies County totalled Houdaahelt. Blue ribbona for now- cation wu the topic of the pro- $27,67l for a loas of $8,259. re ted by Mra. C. F. County C halrmim Theodore T. er arrana:ements were awarded to t �; e stresaed tha t view- Re•d reported Mn. Ray Thomas, M rs. U. S. om_pk ns. that increase(\ ers i nfor� themselv�s 80 t hat � e)'- 1111l♦s of the Series E Bonds re­ Nease and �dn. Houdashelt. Two idr. and Mrs. Pete Eggleaton or I service, pleasant surroundings !lnd deli�ious Gracious red ribbons were awarded to Mrs. �an or "'.°1 �1 express �heir opln!ona fle eted the many industrial cam­ Belle, W. Va., visited her mother, Henry Thomas and Mrs. Edison � televiiion _either m the :•fhrm - ·-oafens now being conducted Allie Frenc h , Sunday. food are yqors wbenever you dine bere. We offer a very Mr. and Mn. Clinton Gilkey Jr. Hollon and one red to Mn. Hom- �� ve or negt ti �e - ReSQ urcea: m�e �i _t.hn)ughout Ohio. "The Payroll for !he topic w�B _secured from 1md Thoma" Ray Mn. Holter, er quick . . and three children were Sunday Savin . beverages Plan rite availis o fav a gs de now and m enu m dinner e distinctiv th\e �ah onal Assc:ci_ation for Better Mra. Houdaa helt. able by some 2,600 Ohio compan- supper guests ol Mr. a nd Mrs. Dale Ra o .a nd Television. W illiam11. I snacks, too! €ome, soon -· parties gladly accommodated. Refresh ments were served by g� tending Were th1i ab:ove nam• ief. .Many thousands of Ohio workMr. and Mrs, Frank Halliday the hostesses to 20 member& and etl_ have found lh at there is no and Mrs. Charles L1t:1e , Mn. oaW way to save than through were called to the four children, Cindy and Carl :w r Everett Tracy ard Bauer, Mrs. Louu ·lteibel Thomas and Anita and Beverly the Payroll Savin1e Pl a n for the home Sunday morning when 'Mr. one &uesl, Mrs. George H. Par- »4fchase Houdashelt. of U. s. Savings Bonds. '' Tracy was taken to the hospital. · Mrs. Dale Williams and Mt&. PJke, Adams and Mercer Coun__ ___ __ 50 STAR FL.lG JULY 1 'tlei ' have taken tbe lead in the Elda Caney &Sllisted their mother, WASHINGTON UPI-The new State In pe,centage of sale, at- :11.rs. Lola Cain with housecleaning. SO star flag of the United States Mrs. Oxley moved Saturda)' from tained while Mab_oning. Franklin, L-EGAL NOTICR · the Thor Carsey house to th e Harl deaigned after the admiulon of an v the have Summit and Lucas Bids will be received at the ofPhone WY-2-3973 ll Jndustrial counties. Hawaii, will be raised officially fices of Web!ter & FUitz, Pomero)" amo g cere­ The 4, July time first e h t for ' ' tt ;l mony will be held ln Balt(more Na on Barit,l llrii -i, 'Po/ne,oy, ' Pomeroy · , " al t , t 111 at Fort McHenry, where Francis QWA»AAUl , 1 0:QO A. 'M, on the- 6th fll, ' • ) 'l 1 ' Scott Key wrote the N ational dii llf 1\flly, Hl60, for the salt of _, , t he Ella White real eatate aituated Anthem. Jn the Vill age of Syncu,e, Ohio: and cOnsiiting of a two story frame dwelling house. four rooma downalai,e and th.-., rooms and hath up stairs, garage and four adjoining COLUMB US UPI-An Ohio 10 h onor �r�son_er, lall­ Penitentlary �he real estate ls appraiaed for $5500.00 and cannot be sold for en under guard to v_lSlt his ailing daugh ter_ at � hosp1taJ here, _ es­ less than the appraiaed value. FRIEDA FAEHNLE, 81 caped with his wife and _chdd, DEMOCRATIC CAN DI DATE Administratrix of the Warden Beryl e C. Sacks said toI Ella. White, day warden said William HIies, ' office pays $4760 per yeai· and as a tax, payer m yself I think we should get $47�0 worth of service from the treasurer we <!lect, - Wi Idwood Gorden Club Contributes TO cOncer FUnd At Meet Wed neSdOy EVe Cheshire Pastof Guest Speaker f,.,r Brotherhood BEBE Thls (X) Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 2i, 1960---3 Stud enta Battle ln MJ\KE DINING ' . '' ,_____ Ol'I'________ _..... I ,·. · :�:-l , . · ". ' �- L , coNrur- MY CIAlll'I BANQUET MONDAY The "Mis.sionary Society of t h e Middlej,ort First Baptist Church will hold their annual Mother Daug h ter banquet next Monday evenlna: al I.he church. --., -. . .. DAYBOOK 11rd1, Chirle1 Flint. ''SO . M U CH F·o a s o LITTL E'' 3 Rambler American IUPIR ITA1ION WAGON S • ••• ., ••• • • I.• 1 DAILY SENTINEL 0.YI"•: �ntgomery, 16.0 on upper, 9.1 on lower, 8� feel open; GalllpoHs, 18.4 on upper, 12.4 on klwe.r, 1 1 feet openi Looi. 33, 14.8, 11 .5 running 1 trap and 24 wickets Duma .-�· lrlt a Hardware Week ,\ RWER REPORT lMR Clifton Society News ■-l■T • I I ' ·""1',IJ�'r, ,OHIO ¥ PERSONALS 'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy Mr and Mrs. Johnny Dunigan, Sunnyslope, Arizona. vmted with of Royal Oak, Michigan, a re exher parents, Mr . .1:1nd Mn. Moses pected to arrive lhe first of the Perry and other relatives. On Sat• week for ,11 visit with Mrs. S. H. urday their &on and daughter-in­ R.oush and Mrs. J. E. Harley. HOW YOU KNOW Harry Houdashelt and daughtn, I law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Perry, and By Unltad Pres1 lntematlonal daughter, Janet and husband, Co­ Freddie, w�re in Mar1et1a ycsterAlmost 11$0!0,0 ,-nons w.re lumbus, were callers in the after­ day on bUSLJ\ess. Lillian Zeride. w ho underwent lcillff in .Shensi ProvlMt of Chin• noon. M.r. and Mrs. Edgar Combs and surgery at Holzer Hospita l tbis on Jan . U, 1556, In wh•t 11 aeld children. Cupley, Ohio, were re­ week is reported to be improved. to htiff been the wont ..rthLewil Sauer, Sr., who underw .:'"' ciu.lrai ef till time. cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith ant.! other rel atives. His aunt, "M rs. Daisy Rawlings, accom­ panied them to their home and will ,·isit with her brother, Will Combs. Mr. and Mrs. William Marcum and sons of Columbus, Miss., are spending a vacation with his mo­ (her, Mrs. Gertrude Marcum iJnd other relatives here. Lewis Smith and Alvin Dye of Columbia Local Board of Edu!'a­ tion, ac!'ompanied Mrs. Esther Dai­ ley and other Athens County board members to Chicago to attend the national exhibit of school equip• ment . Mr. and Mr�. Edward C,r,n are parents of twin daughters, l<uth Ann and Hachel Ann. They also have a son, Kenny. Mrs. Coen, the former Millie Ruth Hensler, has been a teacher in the Columbia School for several years and ls on leave of absence from her duties. Mrs. Madge Dye, Rebecca and Thad, and Mrs. Freda Smil.h, Oleva and Nancy, were picnicking at Old Man 's Cave, Sunday. -Mrs. Garnet Moore and children of Canton were guests of her mo­ ther, Mrs. Ruth Slarkry and other relatives recently, Walter Jordan was a Thursday nlght guest of his cousin, Rodney Dw11lne Jordan, Rodney's sixth birthday wee observed. Other gueats at the Dorsey Jordan home Thursday evening were Mrs. Faye Jordan, Ruth, Jone, Jackie and Danny. who recently moved lo thl" EvereU Elllott properly near Albany. Mr. 11.11d Mn,. Oley Winters or Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Casler the past week end. Sunday guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye, were Mr. and Mrs. C hctler Baumgardner and family, Coshoc­ ton; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ervin and family, Mr. and Mn. James Petty, Mr. and Mn. T. M. Galaway vis­ ited with their 1randdaughte.r and Linda Queen and counselon, Mr. f'rust, Janet Ingram, Denver and Nancy and Marilyn Thomas, Jim Attending the MYF District meeting at Lancaster Sunday were children, Marysville; and Mr. and Mn, Clyde Walker and family, of I R P N I :V:" , jl I V 11 11 .J " lil N,.,.. J R P N I Q Jf Thurman . Mrs. Harriet Woodyard S II' T ll' L ll N V L/I M J . :j(, A. .,..,. 1-,IJ..N R P P K , of Albany waa a lso a a:ue•t. 1 arld Mn. Arthur Crabtree, 4il of � OUR • IW1'Jl'Jll . .. . the Temple Methodist ChUl'cllJ 1l'HAN DllllPAI&-BRIOGlll!. Mr. Union Ch urch reported a •'? � Kili.f l'•tu��lca.te, ·be.) record aUendance on Easter morn­ ing when more than one hundred ·Mrs. Harold Roush, Sundp,y, persons attended service.ti. James lleny.ett and triend1 arie The rleclion .of officers for the spending 11eVenl11 days in ltentuc­ year was held at the Carpenter ky on a fiB h int trip. Baptist C h urch with J. L. Rawlingt1 �r. and Mrs. Reese WilU,ma of elected superintendent and Lewis Pt. PleaRant 11,nd Mr. and Mr,. Al­ Smith, his assistant. A rovlval va tuUlve.r or Glenwood qdled on meeting was held last week with Mr,. Fannie Blake, Sunday. Rev. Ray ,B Jddle in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Walburn of ; Waehlniton visited Mr. and Mn. --John Harrlaon, recently. -Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Nort h up and famlly of West Columbla Called on Mrs. Olevia '"/oung, Mn. Mabel Mra. Ella Rlckar�.,sunday." Johnson and Mrs. Clara WIiiiams Mr. •nd Mrs. ww Gilland and attended last rites or Mrs. Hogue famil)' of MHon spent Suriday Sunday a!lernoon. with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Routh. Mr. and Mrs. Cline Erwin and MJna Lew!1, Randy Lee and Gre­ Cllnedda of South Side visited rel­ llOl'Y Nell visited Mr. and Mra. atives here Sunday lltlernoon, Cecil ll)'aell at Pomeroy, SuQda)' . Vlslting "Nl r. and Mrs, L.oula Pet­ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Caraon flfld en Sunday were hi!! parents from children of Chesh ire called on Mr. Mlddleporl . and Mra. Artley Blake Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zerkle or Mra. ${1rl Robinson and d■uah• Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Danny ter of Middleport visited M;I'. and Zerkle and 11011 or Texas called on Jdr1. Pearl Nicholson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Zerkle Sunday, Mr. and Mra. John Taylor Jr . Mr. and i\lrs. Buren Dunc•n mo­ and dauRht11r o f Henderson �lled tored to Vh!nna •Monday lo vj1lt on Mr. and Mn, Ned Henry Sun• relatives. The)' returned 1\leaday. day evenlnr,. a nd Mrs. Ray b. Heaton and Mr .and Mrs. Georg11 d1uahtera or Pomero,y visited Mn. tended a dlnner at the MacUn ;RHf Katie iBa1t1 artd Kennie recently. · .. .�f ' ,...1 .,. , taurant in· Middleport atonai· ,-lttr Mra. Marie Humphrey returned oth,r l\l'l!Jlbjp qi the �[.. ' • · ' · · I,,,) 1 homo Monday arter 11pendln1 the Clubi Salur...,. , , . -tt · " , , i !. l" i . winter with relatlves In Steubon­ t, { "', � �. � ... . , �-, ·j, vllle, Ohio . ' :l"fi)i',(.). - -: �! l Mla1 Pamela and Gene Arnold \_ of Barberton, Ohio, vl1 1t11d Mr. and 1 nr. OPN IJNTIL 7:10 MON. TBRU SAT. J I •t o Surfel!y at Camden.cwt: Rospltal lh1s week 1s recovering satisfaf'­ torily. Ml"a. Jansen, mother or Mrt. Francis Biron, WH tak�n to Meiji General Hospital yesterday when she became ill at their home on South Third Avenue. Middleport Carpenter Sociol Events �¥1.1' $.\>ljl)jlj; ,lll>IDW'Oy-ldiddleport, 0 . April 29, I� Mm'• Bro1h$rlwod To Meet Suntlay HIGHLAND ' . - JACKSON LAWRINC• MEIGS PICKAWAY PIKE ROSS SCIOTO VINTON WAIHINGTGN Pol. Aki, - Har!oJ'V.,.,, . ,. 1--. 0lllt �.1r 'I .,,d •-..-...,,.._..,.. =�--- ---��- ---,n+ee-� � =•· ----- --- ----·--- - ·� .....----- ---�·- ' �• VOJE FOR ' CHARLES RUSSELL '' MAY 3rd Rep-,bl kon Candidate FOR County Commissioner Paid Pol. Adv. ' : THA N KS! ' T.o The .Many People I Who tlelped To M11ke Ou, 101th An,aiversory A Suc:c:e.s s We lllall.t you .l!ld uaure you !bl w• will strive lo •'!I'll .your -114e•ce. 1 960 MUQIIY M�nttrey . . . . · $3,195 .1 ,s1 tlH<IC ya s,ec:1a1 - - - - $1 ,,9s , l)oor Sedan. Multl-drive easy eye glaOll, radio and healer. Alll\Qlt like !he day lt was sold. l ' 2 Door llatd Top. One careful local owner. Dynaflow drive. Low mileage. 1 957 FORD VJ 2 l>Qor Sedan · · · · $1 ,295 Fordomatic. Extra sharp. ntu · · · · · · · $ 1 957 BUICK • VI Ce ry · · · · · 1,795 2 Door Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Dynaflow drive. One careful owner. Like new finish Inside and out. •' ' •'• 1 958 BUICK VI 4 D"•� Top · · · · $1 ,995 One careful owner. Extra nice. Dynaflow drive. 1· 959 PONTIAC VI 4 D'oor Sedan · · $2,495 Radio and heater. One CJlrelul o wner. Sharp car. l'59 IIUICK va Special · · · · · · · · · $2,695 Hard Top f Door. Show rOOII/ clean. Dynaflow drive, Ra­ dio and Heater. 1 957 BUICK va Suplt . . . . · · · · · · · · $1 ,795 r " ' Hard Top 2-Door. Power steering and brakes. One careful OWMr, '•' ' 1 956 CHEVROLET YI Station Wagon $1,395 '• one q,areful owner. Shows besl of rare. 1 956 .(ltlYROLET YI 4 Door · · · · · · $1 ,495 Hard Top. Air conditioning. Power steerln& and bralu!s. Veey clean car. '• '• 195' , CHEVIOl,ET 2 Door Setla■ · · · · · · $495 W.,e!t-end ,pec!al. $1 ,69$ · · · · Shows very g od 1,U GMi .J T11.11 Ch1111l1 & Cab . '•' .' •. '• '• ''' ' '•• •• Eitceptlonallv IIOOII 8.U X 20 tires. 2 IIPMd riar axle. 172" wheelb,se. care. J.l•1tt1 N-e 8.LAITTHAR'S ' > l,,l' •'• •• •' • ••• • •' ''' •' f'S t J ' • ' ......� �J. POIM '· ·; ' ,· ., ll ' ·•-· · -k--g....- •'· · •a1?' _ , _ � '4�� - - • - .... , .< :• · ' • · :r�.t:.t:.'·-- .., · Y'-'�1x· o, . Super - _ ! GOLDEN VAI..U ES ·$��£� .i " . . "9y It .. . I ou, • �' ' - bib 'wltll; row,r Jro., espor I e>llllly •t partl<o. Beet ' -w.t � ��� Ur-_� " .i II ·••'"· p1ea.. , .._ .....,Hf.. ,rllN 411tffll1 I ,..--,lff' :L:I .., : � ' -···--------,.--,,-­ --ova• . ' , TO S hL DETAILS E �� :rl li W! 11,\YIN,G Dlffl µ, ON " ., I I ' , ,; .l ' $. 'lo· .,,· . r,.. ' . . ,... ' . .' . ,. jln11'i' lo writ• • Nothing to buy ""' ftU GUI !hit form • · L: ,\-f:i"'_!.t�'j!.:i'(;; ·; :l . . _,,t��r,1-...<- ,.,..\�: .,_� l'�i,\.,J)Jj , ,,1,V'L :;yi - , Dllmk,ed ,\prll 27 : · Mro. G. H�ld A,t\k,ins. Jame.. F.rench, Cal'l LM.nders, Mrs. Wl!Ham Kitti, Mr,. John Shue, Mr,. Blanche Taylor, Mrs. Henry Brown Jr., John Huey, Carl Martin, Mr1. tm­ Knll)p, mett Smith, Hermetta Cynthla Hai::urtY\ Zelda Craft, Mrs. Maude Ellets, Mrs. .Fred Roich, Mr1. O\ey He,rdman, Mr11. Amel Waugh and son . .HO,LZ.,1 )1 H05PITAL • Condition of Monbla O.mes: Adm-itfed April 27: Mrs. Leslie All dams are up averaging 1 trap Hubbard, Syraeuse: Mark Werry, Births April 27 Mr. and Mrs, open. Pomeroy; Mrs. JP.mes Casto, Dex­ James Casto, Deit�, dlu1hter: Mr. and Mr,. HaroJd Dillon, Pome, Ohio Rivw 8Nh: Oownb,.,,�"'l.d ter; Mrs. Roy Parker, Chester. roy, son. h Rit Thomas 27: April Deaths Lock 8, �- S. Thea at 6:05 a1n, 12-0 St. Louis Zep))yr ;at 8:32 am, 7•1: Lock 11, Llttll! F.dward 8 pm, 1-0; Hoping To Sen-e You Lock 13, lrlQl.e cJ'editof 5:05 am, Again Aa Your 20-0 ; l F. Fritberger, 6:Mi am, 0-18 Lock 17, ennaylvainl a at 9 arn, 0-13; Lock 20, Janie D at lQ am, 2-1 ; Lock. 21, Harriet M. at 10:30 am, 0-2; Le h igh at 11 am, 12-3; Lock 22, May I Ask For Your City or Huntington, 10 am, 14-4; Lock 23, Frank R. Aller al 1:45 pm, 0-1 Beaver at 8:50 pm, 1-0; Ro­ bert E. Reed at 9:45 am, 0-1 1 . Upbound: GaUiw,lis, OVEC at 5:25 am, 18-2; bland Creek at B am, 11-0; Belpre 'it 8:20 am, Z-0; Jane T at 9:15 am, '7-1 Lotk 23: Elger Cliff at 9:30 pm, 0-2; Orl�n­ ian at 2·10 am, -0-ZZ; Cotton ih1een REPUBLICAN Harner -at at 3:40 ,m, $-0 ; C. CANDIDATE 5:45 a m, 0-2; Ben McCooJ at 6:35 am, 4-0; ):lelen Z at 7:A5 am, O,S; Betty Moran at 8: 1& Qi, 3-0 Iron Pd. Pol. Adv. Worker at 9:fo am, 4-0; and m otor vessel ·Maat11r Pat. ' County ltcorder VOTE and SUPPORT JO� D. "Jack" THOMAS v.· . llPU BLIC.AH . VOTERS Next Tueaday May 3rd you will nominale a man to re_present our party next November ln the General Election for County. n-easorer. I am a can­ didate for this Office and believe myself to be more able,. more capable an\! most willing to repre­ sent and win Ille olUc.e of County Tre••�er- LORENZO D. , DAViS I l I Pl!id Pol. Adv:. . • ra._1�0.�.. •, ::ke, /.;. 1,';c ·- ____,.;_.,,· . ___ _....,_�,� . ��. ....\ �' a . ·, i . -.' �, ' . .. . '•• •:·• <� Saturn's Huge Thrust Promised WE SUPPORT THE HOSPITAl BOND ISSUE Lunch Precedes �ba kespea re C. l ub Meet Wednesday , 1 , . ,. , t. ,t - -, �-. � -, .· :.:. : · .-,�?_'\•; ::- . - _1aa11& bt �-, l.....�� - --- •bie�-,111. •_' lltl ,. , . '. ' ··•., • \ r "!tl• · •: , -�r , · • 'l • , • • , . •· 1 · i · . ... . It . ..,,_ CH!:41f;.Jie Yolln ..,. ,.,.... oi!,J'1 �; , . . ... - ,. ._•, Meigs County Commissioner , " ¥. . ., .., 1 •·' . r ,. t\ f ''.· :a · _ -· -- - . .. ', ' , . ' . ' . ' ' ' FOR .A MAN WHO IS C. H■ rt.nbach Paid Pol Adv . . ' CAPABLE QUALIFIED On The Bttghleat Comer In MIDDLEPORT '.. VOTE FOR Charles L Bissell 'Il.he f.ibher of lS children, B still at �e. Two in. High. School, four in the ,grades iand one to start next year. Now e OhcL9t-er Township triustee and F.iaatern echool bus driver. Bot h jobs pay only S1700 per �ar. bu1u:taclent for e ,family of 10. Attended Cheater ,and Lebanon grade tehoola and Long Bottom ·hJSI> achoo!. Your Vohi 1nd lnflu.nce WIii .. G,_tt't Appred•tecl.· •;) � ' ' It•. : )". ..• ,t. t " f· r '-- �-· i.i 't '.� ' . __ ... ..... , ',, ( • 1 .< • • ,, > .i ' • Paid Pol-. Adv. Of Meigs County Paid Pol Adv, The COURT OF APPIEAU ia of vit•I I� t. YOU. It la tta. next hlthlr covrt from the Court of COffllllOft Ptea.. • !l'larl� of i1.11tl� H tt. 1.-r court lheulcl •rr. In man, llllhnell, the COUI.T OF APPEALS la tht cltmn'1 court of 1111 rMert - tt., Id c,._ ID elltaln luatice. Judges of the Court of Appeals should ••• JUDICIAL EXPERIENCE Judge HARLEY MEYER ls lbe only undldale for Ille Court of Appeals for the FOURTH DISTRICT who bu, bad experlen ct as a Common Pleas Judge - FOUS. TEEN YEARS only In his own Coun ly bul ht many olber ......,Ilea of the State on 1181ilgnment by lbe Cldef Juall<e of lbe S upreme Court of Ohio. n.i. �...., t, INVALUABLE lo better cope with the pre blema arising from trials. •, aol Jud.. MIIYIR ia a memlMr of the Hod:fftl Covntr� Ohle Stai-. and Amarfc.n a.r APoclatt.na. He hM NM _...,. Ill Civic Aff•lrs, 1, • PNt Pl'flidfflt and S.Cret•ry of ft. ........ Rotary Club, • P..t Muter of the MIiier CMplil G......., I former Yic•PrHW.nt of tha, Amwican Lutheran Chufth., • H .... ....... T- nd AIMotlc � My and Ganeral LN' ,nctitlontr• . " '--� I for Republltlll Primary, May 3, 1960 · Counlles of the · Fourth Dttllrlcl AOAMS GALLIA BROWN IIOCKING ATHl;NS Vote I HARLEY MEYER · X , Crdl, P,-uthlg A"°" QUAW'IEb BY EXPERIENCE RECORDER ELECTRICITY ta ,our lNtta ..., to ._,•• • COMMISSIONER REPUBLICAN CANQIDA'l'E FOR or Clll ,. for more delaill, I FOR VOTERS -NEEDS THE JOB -· SAM ARNOLD DEMOCRAT AND W■?u. ou.u.uena YOU woN'T! And we'll -� Pl'lnht ·)',u - be. COMPLETELY �- �·j · .,....,,. wiih a �k-Recovvy 50-gallon Eleclric Wof!oi' lltoter or your money will . bo returaecl, ilidudlng the inatallelion coot., , 8oe Yl)tU' .-., ai>pliance dealer 0< phunber, ,,,._' BAKER FURNITU R E A Qu■ lified Accountant To Budget Your Tax Money THIS 15 YOUR OPPORTUNITY - WHY SE'M'LE FOR LUii ' ' Running out of hot wa.ter to� often? . . ___ NOMI NATE - - - VOT E Thanking you _for your l)alll -pentlon during my finl .lffln ana 11op1n11. to serve you 1pla In Ille future, I remain Robert , __ Vohln e, Cell ,.vr lhet'lff 1Jt CtM tf -,i •�r- WY �2-3371 P�rey YOUR Problema ,an OUR Problems - Let w, hel,p you. Crimlna,I, 01¥U Actl.on1, Wreeb, lnve■Ugati_ons of all lrindi. - e l«J,r ,_ ,.____, ..,. .. .,11. .. I N .,, Your Sheriff, • . 36, a two-lime parole violator "') 2 , (•) 26' 29' 30'; (" -a. • ' u, 61c servin1 one to 2!S years for rob___ hery In S<ioto County, fled from OuCe ego tb11 hospital Thursday u hie guard waited on the porch, NOTfCI OF APPOINTMINT been transported Hiles bad Caae No. 11,JSI here from the l•t•.,. of Sherman Stephens Junction City Branch priaon on the strength of . "-"Md Notice is hereby given that Ro- letter written by a Columbus pe­ bert L. Coats whose Poat Office diatrician. The ,physician said Hiles' 2addre11 iB Middleport, Ohio baa been duly appointed Admlnlitrator year-old daug h ter was auffering of the E1tate ot Sherman Stephens from a serious throat infection late of Middleport VIU■ae ' Meigs and he believed a visit from h er father would materially a id her County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 2bt day of April In her recovery. S.ekl said h e received the let1860. ler from . Mra. HJle1 and he found F. H, O'BR$N Judge of the Proti1te Court it genuine, The child WIS beins discharged from Children's HoaMet,1' County, Ohio (4) 22, 29; (ll) 3tc pJtal at tbe lime of the e1c ape. L "Service" ls our Motto - 24 hrs a day - 7 days a week ' I ..--_.,, flall FUII Tal ..li • ........ IINdlle-,-. The ::e�!8sed I bave had the privilege of serving Meigs County as one of the Commis­ slonera for inY first term. I am a1kln1 you to give m e the opportunity to aerve you &11aln. Your support and vote appreclatod, Thank you Rolland E. Neutzllng •�'.'J:lls Paid Pol. Adv, . ,__.. ., . -, .-- ,.,.. ! _., Esca es w·Ith p W'f I e At ffosp1'ta} SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY _. .....,. ve� · \;•:; ' •�f-•'/�:,, of, "'" . .,.,...,J. i.:_; '.® �MJ'lli Tbk.,«f",ir.i. i:{�lr- ·... ,,.,,., ,ri..,..._.._.,�:.. ...� JU . !i• :.. ,·' . . J,. ' ·t·.' _I' 1. - , . . •· 1 · • . .. . .. . . ... ..... e l■d ..st lllt- wltl •'folnor Pr'1'sone,-r RE.ELECT Rolland E. ( Plugger) Neutzling ,,I. wlth epeolal Clean, freslt, smell-olce etothll ..i dlaPl(t f1lr ,- Wf -that'• what ,.. waatl l'ro-tllled IU!llnatic ... loosens deep soil 111d ..._. 11111t1 1 -.,. ...... clothes III pure 111d -.1 Legal Notice J!., , l Care WASH EUR . AUTOMA'l'IO SOAK OYCLBI k:�. YOUR • . Baby Harrisonvil le Social News r•m_ (X) ROBERT C. (IOI) HARTENBACH '1 !� F1RIGIDAIRE' Sales Were Down _!_'.,_g March A PLEASURE ' ...., _� - • E ff Senes . FINE FOOD, FINE SERVICE VOTE & I\E-ELECT \-, "'•· Early Firing Of CI RCL E'S Restaurant I am capable, able'and willing to give that ser­ vice. ,. • ' . >• MAY I HAiVE YOUR SUPPORT MAY ilrd· Dom ht Meigs Couniy - Reel E'alale and Per1&nal-1'u fayer T Turkish City Riola lilt Church met Th ursday eveoina at the i:burcb for a dinner meet- An onter supper, with Paul IBTANBUL \JPI-Antl-10,ernThe an.nuil men and boy• 1ath­ Smart <11nd Harold E. Hubbud rn erlne 1ponaored by lhe Men '• Bro­ menl ltudenla baltled pollce in charie, WillJi i.ened to the memben Lb• 11,eeto ol Tu,key'o mojo, therhood of the Pomeroy Baptl11t today dty the for clues eond Church will be an event of Sunday ae Rev. Hoover, pastor of the Chea­ .and 11uei.Li .i.t 6.30. A contribution was made to the cancer fund when the Wild. and Premler Ad.nan llendere1 W illis Anthony, pre.ident, con­ eveoin1 at 7:30. hJre Church. w11 the aueat B.aptiat "Nood Garden du b met Wednesday evening at the home of Pf rn!R o d " awift puniJhmeat" for speaker when the Men'• Brother­ d uct.t:d the bu11nea meet int with An inlere1ttn,: program Include• Mrs. Milton Houdashelt with Mn. Kenneth Harris as co-host.- those reaponiible. hood of the Middleport Flral 8.tp- tht: i;;ecret..ry ;ind treasurer re­ the appear1nee of Pomeroy'• ma- ess. porlti 111vcn by K,liad Hindy and the identify not did Mendere, , 1ician Lee Juob1 and a. sound film John luluff. Mrs. John Ihle presi ded. al the meeting , which opened with ",partisana'• But ahortly before "A Boy &lid Hit Biblti," produced devotionJ taken from St. John 12:44--50 by Mrs . Hiram Fisher. he 1pote the Mini,try of Interior Tony ;·owler and Charles Vro­ by the Amerlcan Bible Society. A A communlcaUon was read con• mo111 were named as t he committee iaeued • at■tement blamint the · report of lhe nomln1t1n1 commit­ to make plans ror ne.xl mon1h'1 riota on the oppo1itton People, the 1prlna reeional meet.' Fl.Sher. "Travele Who Help rs U1 Gar- Republican Party led by former tee, Leslie Price, ch.airman, Harry cemint meeuni;::. 'I he meeting will b4i- an ing at LoiaD, Wl!dneaday, May t, Bliley and Lorain Sterrett, will be nd an invitation was received for den, " taken from t he Flower and premier and WD ilrf ct1r, held at the county outdoor Pre1ldent et a the main bu1lneu I tem. Home Garden maga:d ne, wa■ the topk of Inonu, a hero of Turki&h indep­ fairgrounds. at Center 11wood Kln of a tour made ice cream will be the feature t he progra m preaen t..ed by Mn. Da- endence. Several project.I were diacu.lkd Manafleld OD May 1 1. T he travelavelers are the ----------tr These NeaH. vid I p ft!fre1hment. YORK UPI-Rocket NEW also the worlf. 1e11ion to be and au Mr1. to in& prize WH awaroed MOOlll HOC KIY CA PTAIN huller• Ki11nti1t Dr. Wernher von Braun held ;it the churrh, :iaay :i, at 6:30. honeybee,, bumblebees. ,.;;----------.a.a;;a;;---------', l rnea, moth, and beetle• and w11p,, HANOVER, N. ff. UPI-J)obby said Tbursd.ly nla:ht the aiant Sa- On June 7 the Rio Grande Bap­ lt waa broueht out that flowers de- Moore, b1eh•1COrlng junl<tt from turn rocllet will be teat fired "in tl1t Men's Brotberhood will meel pend on l nsecta: by speti1l petal Dulut_b , Minn., h11 been ele� a day or two" producing more at the Chesbirr church for an H• arrana:11ment for landing (ield, captain of lhe 1 960-61 Dartm Qli:th thl. n 1.200,000 pound.I of thrust­ aociation&l meetina. euide lines and odon. Pollen tran1- h �key team, 11 wu announced to- m t�re than any spare en&int yet Other RUells for the meeting , that We are ,ratified to learn, by the Board of Trtu.llteel: day by Robe rt Red Rolfe, director fired ln. the free world. of or&ana reproductive from ferred Doyle Shuter and Briu, Kirwere J all - people of Meica County will be iaiLl0'1ffl1 to Nlect a (U.Ali· stamen to petal form1 the aeeda. of athletics. At full capacity, the Sa turn 1,y alao o( the Ches h ire church. lnsecb that destroy other in11e1ll fied: ,phyaician of tlhelr choice, wht!!ther a medleel· phyeidran or cluater of eight rocket engines Others attendin& the dinner and keepi ln Is great ald na: the est . of pounds ,.500,00() 1 develop will were Lawrence Bing, Ed· meeting hospl.uzed wMle n, t)hy:ticia tlb:ic an, osteope down t he plant detructive kind. t-hru•t. enough to lift a �.000 to 1son Baker, Frank C heesebrew, Ja · Mrs. Vernon_ Ne1se preaented I eo.ooo pound sa tellite into orbit cob Turner, Clifford Hayes, Har­ Feathered -"l rtne •·our paper send a ma nn ed apace vehicle old Hubbard, Owen Bratton, David Friend&." She •tated that American around the moon, or launch a fa· Darst, Jr., C1ifford Stumbo, Cecil birds are many and varied in 1iu diQ rel1y &talion th a t can be Bradbury, Richard Hovatter, Ger­ A luncheon at l P- m. at Circle 1ently landed 011 the 1urface of ald Anthony, David Si&man, Lisle and that the best time to 1tudy bird• t, early . in the morning and Reataurant J)reeed ed the meet.in, Man or Venw and radio infor­ Diles and Clarence Clark. ln early 1prina:. July i1 the mo,t of I.he Po�e roy Shake.pell'! Club matloo b1ct to eulh, Von Braun . Ray D, Heaton, D.O, The meeting wu dilmia&ed with Ray R. Pldlem, D.O. prayer by Mr. Smart. interesting month because of ao held Wednesday afternoon at the 1aid. home of lln, Pearl H)'lell, MulI, ff, Donovan, D.O. many youn1 bird&. He Indicated Ilia belief tha t inJohn H. Rldpay, D.O, rry-av. lbe "Now Ia the Time To'" was given telll1ent life e:ai1t.s elsewhere in Mn. Wllllam Baxter, vice �Ii i- I.be universe, .a nd said one of the Marriage Licemea by Mn. &:Uson Hollon for Mn. T. A, Hewetaon, D.O, dent, WH In charge of the meeting mo,t memorable occuion1 in hi1- Granted By Court Denver Holter who wa1 unable to ope�ed with 4evot10111 b)' top ml&ht come "when the first which Adv. Pol. it that out t h broug attend. II waa Plaid Marria&e a pplications made re­ • ii time to thin and pruhe flower- Mn. Jed Webster Sr., who ·had III American meet.I another being in cenMy in l,he Maaon County Court tna: 1hrubs; divide and reset prim• her top�c, "Peace;" Following the •Eta�in Pt. Pleasant included the fol­ _______ ro11t1; plant gladioli; divide and Women II Creed m unlson, , m em- . lowing: reset mums and take cuttin1s to hen �nswe� roll call with their William Da vid Knopp, 21, ,on of root in aand to at.art t0me around f1vor1te television program and David and Josephine Va n Meter ' coven such as the strawberry be- • lao suggeationa for next year'• Knopp, Clifton, and Darlene Eliz­ 1onla· pla nt hoata In shady spot.Ir proiram. abeth Stukey, daughter of C h arle, Round robin get well cards were remo�e bt1i8 of bag worm& and and Johnie Vance Stutey, Maaon. bum them·· at.art weekly applica• sent to Mrs. Robert W,1rner and Joh n t". Bumgarner, 34:, West Co­ Uon of peat' control for rosea: and M�s. _ T. A. Henneasy. Mra. Phil l umbia, aon of Thomu and Gwen­ l\_ _ H to Up back n.iw growth of all ever• Wil hamton, Mrs. Eugene Brown VUCI dolyn W illiams Bumgarner, and and Mrs. Ben rn w� NeuizllRJ re na ereen, and to be alert for signs O h io nles or Seriet. E and H P hyllis L. McDonald, 21, daughter of pests and uae control measures ed as th� program committee fot Slv)ng 1 Bonds for Marcb reached or Roy and Tessie Simms McDon­ the coming Y_e�r and Mlu Ethel $25'¾ before they get much atact. million for a gain of $400,- ald, West Columbia. G ��land 811 critic. A demonstration on a rraq lng 000 over March, 1959. . _Te!�vialon as a �actor m Eduspring flowers WIS alvcn by Mrs. SaJeii In Meies County totalled Houdaahelt. Blue ribbona for now- cation wu the topic of the pro- $27,67l for a loas of $8,259. re ted by Mra. C. F. County C halrmim Theodore T. er arrana:ements were awarded to t �; e stresaed tha t view- Re•d reported Mn. Ray Thomas, M rs. U. S. om_pk ns. that increase(\ ers i nfor� themselv�s 80 t hat � e)'- 1111l♦s of the Series E Bonds re­ Nease and �dn. Houdashelt. Two idr. and Mrs. Pete Eggleaton or I service, pleasant surroundings !lnd deli�ious Gracious red ribbons were awarded to Mrs. �an or "'.°1 �1 express �heir opln!ona fle eted the many industrial cam­ Belle, W. Va., visited her mother, Henry Thomas and Mrs. Edison � televiiion _either m the :•fhrm - ·-oafens now being conducted Allie Frenc h , Sunday. food are yqors wbenever you dine bere. We offer a very Mr. and Mn. Clinton Gilkey Jr. Hollon and one red to Mn. Hom- �� ve or negt ti �e - ReSQ urcea: m�e �i _t.hn)ughout Ohio. "The Payroll for !he topic w�B _secured from 1md Thoma" Ray Mn. Holter, er quick . . and three children were Sunday Savin . beverages Plan rite availis o fav a gs de now and m enu m dinner e distinctiv th\e �ah onal Assc:ci_ation for Better Mra. Houdaa helt. able by some 2,600 Ohio compan- supper guests ol Mr. a nd Mrs. Dale Ra o .a nd Television. W illiam11. I snacks, too! €ome, soon -· parties gladly accommodated. Refresh ments were served by g� tending Were th1i ab:ove nam• ief. .Many thousands of Ohio workMr. and Mrs, Frank Halliday the hostesses to 20 member& and etl_ have found lh at there is no and Mrs. Charles L1t:1e , Mn. oaW way to save than through were called to the four children, Cindy and Carl :w r Everett Tracy ard Bauer, Mrs. Louu ·lteibel Thomas and Anita and Beverly the Payroll Savin1e Pl a n for the home Sunday morning when 'Mr. one &uesl, Mrs. George H. Par- »4fchase Houdashelt. of U. s. Savings Bonds. '' Tracy was taken to the hospital. · Mrs. Dale Williams and Mt&. PJke, Adams and Mercer Coun__ ___ __ 50 STAR FL.lG JULY 1 'tlei ' have taken tbe lead in the Elda Caney &Sllisted their mother, WASHINGTON UPI-The new State In pe,centage of sale, at- :11.rs. Lola Cain with housecleaning. SO star flag of the United States Mrs. Oxley moved Saturda)' from tained while Mab_oning. Franklin, L-EGAL NOTICR · the Thor Carsey house to th e Harl deaigned after the admiulon of an v the have Summit and Lucas Bids will be received at the ofPhone WY-2-3973 ll Jndustrial counties. Hawaii, will be raised officially fices of Web!ter & FUitz, Pomero)" amo g cere­ The 4, July time first e h t for ' ' tt ;l mony will be held ln Balt(more Na on Barit,l llrii -i, 'Po/ne,oy, ' Pomeroy · , " al t , t 111 at Fort McHenry, where Francis QWA»AAUl , 1 0:QO A. 'M, on the- 6th fll, ' • ) 'l 1 ' Scott Key wrote the N ational dii llf 1\flly, Hl60, for the salt of _, , t he Ella White real eatate aituated Anthem. Jn the Vill age of Syncu,e, Ohio: and cOnsiiting of a two story frame dwelling house. four rooma downalai,e and th.-., rooms and hath up stairs, garage and four adjoining COLUMB US UPI-An Ohio 10 h onor �r�son_er, lall­ Penitentlary �he real estate ls appraiaed for $5500.00 and cannot be sold for en under guard to v_lSlt his ailing daugh ter_ at � hosp1taJ here, _ es­ less than the appraiaed value. FRIEDA FAEHNLE, 81 caped with his wife and _chdd, DEMOCRATIC CAN DI DATE Administratrix of the Warden Beryl e C. Sacks said toI Ella. White, day warden said William HIies, ' office pays $4760 per yeai· and as a tax, payer m yself I think we should get $47�0 worth of service from the treasurer we <!lect, - Wi Idwood Gorden Club Contributes TO cOncer FUnd At Meet Wed neSdOy EVe Cheshire Pastof Guest Speaker f,.,r Brotherhood BEBE Thls (X) Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 2i, 1960---3 Stud enta Battle ln MJ\KE DINING ' . '' ,_____ Ol'I'________ _..... I ,·. · :�:-l , . · ". ' �- L , coNrur- MY CIAlll'I BANQUET MONDAY The "Mis.sionary Society of t h e Middlej,ort First Baptist Church will hold their annual Mother Daug h ter banquet next Monday evenlna: al I.he church. --., -. . .. DAYBOOK 11rd1, Chirle1 Flint. ''SO . M U CH F·o a s o LITTL E'' 3 Rambler American IUPIR ITA1ION WAGON S • ••• ., ••• • • I.• 1 DAILY SENTINEL 0.YI"•: �ntgomery, 16.0 on upper, 9.1 on lower, 8� feel open; GalllpoHs, 18.4 on upper, 12.4 on klwe.r, 1 1 feet openi Looi. 33, 14.8, 11 .5 running 1 trap and 24 wickets Duma .-�· lrlt a Hardware Week ,\ RWER REPORT lMR Clifton Society News ■-l■T • I I ' ·""1',IJ�'r, ,OHIO ¥ PERSONALS 'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy Mr and Mrs. Johnny Dunigan, Sunnyslope, Arizona. vmted with of Royal Oak, Michigan, a re exher parents, Mr . .1:1nd Mn. Moses pected to arrive lhe first of the Perry and other relatives. On Sat• week for ,11 visit with Mrs. S. H. urday their &on and daughter-in­ R.oush and Mrs. J. E. Harley. HOW YOU KNOW Harry Houdashelt and daughtn, I law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Perry, and By Unltad Pres1 lntematlonal daughter, Janet and husband, Co­ Freddie, w�re in Mar1et1a ycsterAlmost 11$0!0,0 ,-nons w.re lumbus, were callers in the after­ day on bUSLJ\ess. Lillian Zeride. w ho underwent lcillff in .Shensi ProvlMt of Chin• noon. M.r. and Mrs. Edgar Combs and surgery at Holzer Hospita l tbis on Jan . U, 1556, In wh•t 11 aeld children. Cupley, Ohio, were re­ week is reported to be improved. to htiff been the wont ..rthLewil Sauer, Sr., who underw .:'"' ciu.lrai ef till time. cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith ant.! other rel atives. His aunt, "M rs. Daisy Rawlings, accom­ panied them to their home and will ,·isit with her brother, Will Combs. Mr. and Mrs. William Marcum and sons of Columbus, Miss., are spending a vacation with his mo­ (her, Mrs. Gertrude Marcum iJnd other relatives here. Lewis Smith and Alvin Dye of Columbia Local Board of Edu!'a­ tion, ac!'ompanied Mrs. Esther Dai­ ley and other Athens County board members to Chicago to attend the national exhibit of school equip• ment . Mr. and Mr�. Edward C,r,n are parents of twin daughters, l<uth Ann and Hachel Ann. They also have a son, Kenny. Mrs. Coen, the former Millie Ruth Hensler, has been a teacher in the Columbia School for several years and ls on leave of absence from her duties. Mrs. Madge Dye, Rebecca and Thad, and Mrs. Freda Smil.h, Oleva and Nancy, were picnicking at Old Man 's Cave, Sunday. -Mrs. Garnet Moore and children of Canton were guests of her mo­ ther, Mrs. Ruth Slarkry and other relatives recently, Walter Jordan was a Thursday nlght guest of his cousin, Rodney Dw11lne Jordan, Rodney's sixth birthday wee observed. Other gueats at the Dorsey Jordan home Thursday evening were Mrs. Faye Jordan, Ruth, Jone, Jackie and Danny. who recently moved lo thl" EvereU Elllott properly near Albany. Mr. 11.11d Mn,. Oley Winters or Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Casler the past week end. Sunday guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye, were Mr. and Mrs. C hctler Baumgardner and family, Coshoc­ ton; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ervin and family, Mr. and Mn. James Petty, Mr. and Mn. T. M. Galaway vis­ ited with their 1randdaughte.r and Linda Queen and counselon, Mr. f'rust, Janet Ingram, Denver and Nancy and Marilyn Thomas, Jim Attending the MYF District meeting at Lancaster Sunday were children, Marysville; and Mr. and Mn, Clyde Walker and family, of I R P N I :V:" , jl I V 11 11 .J " lil N,.,.. J R P N I Q Jf Thurman . Mrs. Harriet Woodyard S II' T ll' L ll N V L/I M J . :j(, A. .,..,. 1-,IJ..N R P P K , of Albany waa a lso a a:ue•t. 1 arld Mn. Arthur Crabtree, 4il of � OUR • IW1'Jl'Jll . .. . the Temple Methodist ChUl'cllJ 1l'HAN DllllPAI&-BRIOGlll!. Mr. Union Ch urch reported a •'? � Kili.f l'•tu��lca.te, ·be.) record aUendance on Easter morn­ ing when more than one hundred ·Mrs. Harold Roush, Sundp,y, persons attended service.ti. James lleny.ett and triend1 arie The rleclion .of officers for the spending 11eVenl11 days in ltentuc­ year was held at the Carpenter ky on a fiB h int trip. Baptist C h urch with J. L. Rawlingt1 �r. and Mrs. Reese WilU,ma of elected superintendent and Lewis Pt. PleaRant 11,nd Mr. and Mr,. Al­ Smith, his assistant. A rovlval va tuUlve.r or Glenwood qdled on meeting was held last week with Mr,. Fannie Blake, Sunday. Rev. Ray ,B Jddle in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Walburn of ; Waehlniton visited Mr. and Mn. --John Harrlaon, recently. -Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Nort h up and famlly of West Columbla Called on Mrs. Olevia '"/oung, Mn. Mabel Mra. Ella Rlckar�.,sunday." Johnson and Mrs. Clara WIiiiams Mr. •nd Mrs. ww Gilland and attended last rites or Mrs. Hogue famil)' of MHon spent Suriday Sunday a!lernoon. with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Routh. Mr. and Mrs. Cline Erwin and MJna Lew!1, Randy Lee and Gre­ Cllnedda of South Side visited rel­ llOl'Y Nell visited Mr. and Mra. atives here Sunday lltlernoon, Cecil ll)'aell at Pomeroy, SuQda)' . Vlslting "Nl r. and Mrs, L.oula Pet­ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Caraon flfld en Sunday were hi!! parents from children of Chesh ire called on Mr. Mlddleporl . and Mra. Artley Blake Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zerkle or Mra. ${1rl Robinson and d■uah• Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Danny ter of Middleport visited M;I'. and Zerkle and 11011 or Texas called on Jdr1. Pearl Nicholson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Zerkle Sunday, Mr. and Mra. John Taylor Jr . Mr. and i\lrs. Buren Dunc•n mo­ and dauRht11r o f Henderson �lled tored to Vh!nna •Monday lo vj1lt on Mr. and Mn, Ned Henry Sun• relatives. The)' returned 1\leaday. day evenlnr,. a nd Mrs. Ray b. Heaton and Mr .and Mrs. Georg11 d1uahtera or Pomero,y visited Mn. tended a dlnner at the MacUn ;RHf Katie iBa1t1 artd Kennie recently. · .. .�f ' ,...1 .,. , taurant in· Middleport atonai· ,-lttr Mra. Marie Humphrey returned oth,r l\l'l!Jlbjp qi the �[.. ' • · ' · · I,,,) 1 homo Monday arter 11pendln1 the Clubi Salur...,. , , . -tt · " , , i !. l" i . winter with relatlves In Steubon­ t, { "', � �. � ... . , �-, ·j, vllle, Ohio . ' :l"fi)i',(.). - -: �! l Mla1 Pamela and Gene Arnold \_ of Barberton, Ohio, vl1 1t11d Mr. and 1 nr. OPN IJNTIL 7:10 MON. TBRU SAT. J I •t o Surfel!y at Camden.cwt: Rospltal lh1s week 1s recovering satisfaf'­ torily. Ml"a. Jansen, mother or Mrt. Francis Biron, WH tak�n to Meiji General Hospital yesterday when she became ill at their home on South Third Avenue. Middleport Carpenter Sociol Events �¥1.1' $.\>ljl)jlj; ,lll>IDW'Oy-ldiddleport, 0 . April 29, I� Mm'• Bro1h$rlwod To Meet Suntlay HIGHLAND ' . - JACKSON LAWRINC• MEIGS PICKAWAY PIKE ROSS SCIOTO VINTON WAIHINGTGN Pol. Aki, - Har!oJ'V.,.,, . ,. 1--. 0lllt �.1r 'I .,,d •-..-...,,.._..,.. =�--- ---��- ---,n+ee-� � =•· ----- --- ----·--- - ·� .....----- ---�·- ' �•• - •ccOil-� -�----,,,,_-.,.... ' • 9th Inning Triple Beats Middleport 5-4 .. '. ,./, ',, .. Sweetfinger Willie MeCovevJ ,. Plavin_ J - ,, " Game Winning Tunes tion of the National L eague when , By Unil'l!d Pi:MI lnt•i:natlonal Sweet. finger Willie McCovey is hl• proved something or a bust still pW,ing \hose game-wirining durln g s prmg training but yuu can tunes for \h e Sc1n Francisco Lake it rrom the world ehampi ... n , # • .•,• ,.• US E D CARS •1951 HUDSON Ho;net fl■nl hp · · · · · · ·$995 :' •• 1 958 OLDSA\OJIILE 8J - .J '"9' •• $1795 1955 C>LDSMQIILI M - l loor · · · · · · $895 Solid black tlll!IIIJ, _Hyd�llll1allc dt'Lve, · ,:ad_io, •h'later, good tires, excellent body. A quality Old,meblle throughou t. See it today. ' •• _,• • If you like the Buick, then you11 love this Car. It can't be matched for comfort, power, quiet ride, eaay mndl­ ing; Beaullful tflnldl that tlwaya •looks rnoe. A IIOOd buy. A goOd savings. SPECLUJ ----- 1 954 Oldsmobile A ,good dependable ea r that f,a worth mul'tl man money. Fa- · mous V-8 Rocket engkle wfth : hydramatle Super Drlve. Hett'•· you r chance to i8tep up to an Olds a t · t be rleht price. Super BB - 4 Door • Club Sedan. Beautiful light blue over dark blue finish. A car.th11'1 .1i_�r• lo please frOl)l any angle. V-8 engine, automatic ,dibe. Compare the car -,i:omll"re the .price. It can't 11e·beJt. � • Truly the finest of the luxury cars. The one owner gave this dream car the finest of care. Looks factory Jresh. Of course It has all the Cadlllac conveniences. This ls the one you've waited !or. A very practical car. Beige finish, clean Interior, auto­ matic drive, radio, heater. A real good value. Try It and you'll agree. Need a goOd work car? Then buy thl., one. 'Nres you could go to CaUlorala on right now. Run, good too, V•8 engine, automatic drive. Try Ii tod&J . 1 952 FORD va -,.Door · · · · . . · · · · $,1 9.5 Beauty Is more than skin deep in this smOQth driving this Job up. It will car! You really can't afford lo 11ve you money. A good one. A a very good price. Try lt - you'll buy It. f"'' Karr & Yan Zandt •1:fl PGmeroy, Phone WY-!-1141 (:omDt. o,t, 3 3 4 5 1 4 9 .308 6 a The 20-year-old slugger /rom suburban Newton has lost only twice while posting 23 victories in two years as a .pro. Both de­ feats were by vet eran Chica Ve­ j ar. I The horses were valued at be­ tween $30,000 and $40,000 ud track officials s■id t he barn ln which the animals were houaed was worth about $1 2,000. Oblo Wi:th Each 30c or 40c I SUND� o,,., Good Saturdav Only McCLUIJ'.S . OAllY ISLE Fourth & Lot.IHI St. The George Hall Coll\bo ' f', l·• ,, l I ,j j · , C08ch BJ•g Red Tµmed . DfWD On New Contrii.ct . ' --- U -. , er 8 -Elell)'ffl .a 1'eekend In Ohio Jn. \lie , ..nlhl ,l!ld t�; ""- •�\1!1!11 ;.. fVt&Dli· ,Mb w,1 � #Ike WWI Tt.,.4 IO.s1' LAVATORY wllh ii'- LAUREL, Md., UPI-J0<b, , Nlell: Sha rod'ti four wJnW,1 t Thu rsday at Laurel, lncludm,: , f 1 1 • Joe Jones, 10 year pki 1elded • ,, of Stymie, in the feature raee. · 9.: , � · i ' ■, . th' .� AI­ •�-M -.,.� , ,i_�• � \.; � ,-. � , .� ' ..�, -�I•• • · '- - � . : - �ATION DAY . $1;J ITS An automatic prlvale teletype. the entire diversified facllltJet of , ll'n. °Martha' . Orr and ·boys of .Reedivme; Mn. Iva Orr and Mrs. $ophia Shane, Antiquity, called in Mr. , and •Mrl. Clint Orr, Sunday. Kn. Mm Holter and children 1pent Sunday wilh Mr. an<i Mrs, Wqrle)' Davis, Dexter. Mr. and Mn. Ronald Davis and fwmily or • Pomeroy 1penl Sunday ' wilh Mr. and Mr,. Arvll ����- , , _..FOR CONVENIENCE .. · -- - Member Fedetal . 1I • exc iti. i gty "i.f ,· Ill 11 ' -� =., .,.,.. iMJ....-l ..., :i.11,, 111'.i.,, ""'� Cotf,lil _ ,_. .._ �J.!::""" Calfl�I, l ealllii.,c .. . M 'fi,ttlMI,, . 111 '9al -- �· ::.,;::r . ' . COUNTY LEAGUE High ScorH, April 25, 1 960 Ind. 3 Games - Wagner , 586 Ind. I Game - Wagner, 247. Team 3 Games _ Hot Rods, 2560 Team l Game - ·Hot Rods, 894. Cross & Sons 1 Landmark 2 Davis . Warner O Hot Roda 3 Assoc. Radio 3 Chapman's Mkt . . O N•xt Wttek'• Sc:hedul• Davis-Warner vs Assoc. J\adio Chapman's' Mkt. ve Landmar k Cross & Sons vs Hot Rods SutlOII Hlths Ind. Games - Flanagan, 701. Ind. I Game · _ Wagner, 2"1fl Team 3 Gamea-Hot lloda, 2702 Team I Game - Hot Rods, 978. Top ,i..,. Bowlen A... Wagner 174 Louks 173 The Christian Cru&ader, Class Pleehaty 171 of t he Fl rat Baptist Chu rch of Flanagan 170 Middleport met Tuesday evening B. McKinney 167 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Mills. Ea rl Smith led the group in tl}ei , , devotional period using the topic "Christiana are Light Bulbs." Charles Vroman was in charge of the ,program hour and con­ ducted Bible quizzes. The t ape recording of Rev. D0111.1� 1 �ifie'1 A laat • Sun­ day momlng at the church. was played !Pr � the benefit of those who W8l'e 11ot able to at tood the service. A note waa read from Miss Mildred Hawley tbankint the class for their finariclal aHistance · in the school lunch, program. At the close or the meeting · ¥rs. Mills who was assisted by Mrs, Herechf!I McClu re served re• fre,hmenta to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Rieh3rd Hovatter, M:r. and Mrs. Smith, M r. and Mrs. Mc• Clure and two sons, Jimmy and Bobby Joe, Mra. Harold Thomas, M r. and Mrs. Vromnn and son, Mark and t he Mills. · � " io Jasli or her \ ' 1:1 .. . f e,os101\le BLACK Quads to <: MARG UE RIT E SH OE STO RJ W. . MAIN STREEJ ' . i '10W . A1' 5T�T� "fHIIATRI "1!.HE BIG flSHERJ,fAN" Wes,tinghouse Entel"!l Low Turbine Job Bid ·' COLUMBUS UPI - Westing, I house Electric Co. of Columbus enteri:d the Jpperent low bid of $122,850 Wednesday on a contract t o Install a n e w ,J ,l:ijlO kilowatt electric turbine at the Lcindon Prison Faim. The Depa rtment of I P.ubl1c Works' estimate wa11 $125,- Here', big atorare ._ .plus deluxe features at today'e Jow. eat price. 1211D02 ,f,0 �-MA N ., ., • Hug• ! � cu. �- freff-• holth -.0 ii.,. of frozen foods • Aston1911c .,,.,, rwfripnator • s.p...acre tloon f0r franer ancf ...,,..__ flhH • htN ...., O.lr,- 1ar ...,� 09• doot • O.lvx• ....., mN1 Chee.., kNpen, • Twin Cn� and ---,, · $2 � ...... w.. -...... ., '______ YN ca",,j.p, fl _. --- · ABBOTT �ure - Phiko Appliances -- Custom Kitcbe 1)1 N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORII' - ... • • ___: ._, --.... - ...... . ..-•..--·.. , '· • Jll!III' actaie -� 41'18!ar ' •\ 1 ' S,ORT COATS at. • • ' CO�ll ,VHITE wllb ,, I ' ,, F!Mila To Flilor ,, • ' • ·RRGULAR ,1°hl'i. ' ' " SA�E Sllf;tlf ' . ' . . " ' · ,• G4S , ' ·w,1t1 �m ( ·•lol $69.95 IASY TERMS HEATING, · ' INC. . . ()' ' ..� _,Y, , OBI ., . '. ,,, , 1 �,;, l 'I• ' i' I " ) ·� 9'BIH ... � . ,_ ' COMPtETll LINI! . , IQ,Y �our CUI ·SGOUT nu .. -- .... I- '. ;.J . ,. -.� • .. . - --: ..- • .t! lty CURLEE and SEWll :$19:95 up i .•... -•- � t' --•.. -, fer n ·Ifttle- u $1 7.95 up f-11 Ud P.O. Plug ' .J ' ·e ... Ca m iva ! l - ,: y. la ' for ' a Ba ptist Class Meets TUeSdOy At Mills H,'lme . . I, I' a \�e\ , __, . •· ' 1'\ BER T o y ..for 1 Standings Won Lott Pct. AS&OCisted Radio 33 1 2 .733 llo1 Rods 31 1 4 .689 Landmark 31 14 .689 Davis . Warner 15 30 .333 C ross & Sons 14 3 1 .31J Chapman's Market 1 1 34 .2f4 Top T••m Bowlwt Louks 180 181 152 514 Wasner 193 247 146 586 Manley 164 152 228 5U idurray 1 14 143 171 436 Stone 178 155 150 483 Sylvester 133 182 159 4M This WHk't ltesulh lltlffltd · .,,. .. ... .. p a... 'if- � -Ef�'eot,i - --o. SRa JPrin s, ng l '' ' . II"'! :sn 000. ,,I l - Abe will vial� w.11,h 1w ......,.. Alon Wall.,co, oon oJ Mr. � Mn_ ow,.h1 w,n1ce been PI IOAY NtGHT LIAOUE at has home wlth pntllln!W'ia. Mn. Jame, Sanborn ,... In Jf iah Three Game Ind. - M. Eb­ ertbP.ch, 514. Portamouth, Monday ei'enioi .to Htth Sin&le Game - M. Eber1attend the Scioto Prflthf,tanaJ bach, 17& mt'eting at the Second Pre1brier• Team 'ntree Gtmes - New York Miu Vanelt. Ca rron left lhll JWl Chlll'ch. ·c1othmg, 2179. week for t..fe, Arkansaa, 11·here 'lfr1. George VanZ.ndt 11 Yi1i Team Single Game - New York Clothing, 7e2. Standln,s. Won Lolt 23 ½: 12% New York Clothing · l..tlndmark 161h: 19½ bc ine Serv. Sta. 16'12 19� lloore'JI Store HI•¼: 20¼: ka10n's Hl.,u ' lod. 3 Game11 - M. Murray, Ind. I Game - P. Coll.ins 219. Te1m a Game.11 - Landmark, 2381. Team I Game - Landmark, 883. Top Fin lhwfan A."9. M. Ebersbaeh 159 M . Murray 1&8 P. Mullen 1 56 P . Collins l�l P. Pitchford 1 46 ' � I BANltlNG IUSCE l87Z 'lfember F...enl Reaene S;ystenr· ' . . . .. - •-.m•• - ----=:l • .. Depodt llllaraaoe Co!porallon . J'Olljlll.()Y JlUTLAND Or Trussell OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUl'f' NOW �g ECPNOMY th� ipdustri,I orgar,izaUon within mrnutea eadl. ot•e N r for bl•hspeed proeessi ol bUilneH meJaaa:u, sale1 or'1,er and production report. A me1aa,.e orl1inalln1 at the Oakland, Calllornia, home of­ fice. of the ora:ani.ution-Kaiser Center-would b4! �ceived simultaneoualy in 27 atates and Di1trlct ol Columbia on t he network. , The 1ystem Incorporates a rt.000 mile grid of pr iva te linea capable of transmitting mo re than a half million worda in an ft..hour work day, vnd connect• via other tele­ ty pewriter and cable facilitle1, with Kai8er locations In 21 for­ eia:n eounlries. It i1 expected that the sysum will carry mo re than one millinn individual meua ges a Jear in tbe eour1e of tbete business transactions. The 1y1l.fm required two yea rs to install and repreeenli an iri• vestrn eat Of more than $2 million by the Bell Telephone System cqmpanles in the areas sen-ed• .It is a fully au�matic . syste01 with no manual mtermed1ate reJays, retyping or a�ilch!ng of meaaagea. Two aulomat1e switching ce '!tel'11 jre loca ted at .Oakland an? Ch icago, ·whose function . is to d1 . rect and control a.II trafric on the 1y1\em. Messages prepared by an opera� on perforat_ed tape arc tr�m1tted a �tomatt_ca llr and re· i:e1v.ed at . their destmat1on� automalically �n �pe form. Equ,pmen_t at the , sw1tc�mg cente rs autornat1eally ' reads . the tapes an� se�ds the'!! lo thei r pro�er dest1n�t1on. An incorrect code . 1s automaheally rejected and redirected lo the proper location, thus making It virtually impossible for a message to becom� lost in the .co� plex. The Kaiser commumcat1ons net­ �ork is .the lar gest such. �ridustrial i nstallat i on on the Pac1hc . Coast and one of the largest in t he country. ------- Wick Gandee, Cardington, call ed on Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey, Sunda � . and Mrs. William Hysell, Ra cine, Clint ·McNamee of ta rmel, spe nt Monday with M r. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Mr. and i\frs. Arthu r Barr, Che,. ter, spent Thursday evenlng with Mr. and Mrs. O ra White and Linda. Mfli . Virgil Spencer and children of Columbus spent llle week.end with her sister , Mr. and :M rs. Ralph PQAUROY lfATIONAL BANk H and R F·I R£STON £ DE.ALER STOAI -, .,_ , ,, .,.,, • s ii ����,J!.t'� \:\J��:iijjl ' Kaiser'S -Far FJun,r Industries C, writer com�u.nirall�llll 1ytem Ci119· able o! aerving a t1ty the alz.e Qf Minneapolis wenl into operalion this week for Kaiser Aluminu m & Chemical Corporation and other Kaiaer companies, linkina: 6� major pl�t& and otricu throupout the Umt.ed States. The R.avenawood Works or Kli•• er Aluminum & Cb"emlc.al Corporatlon will be one or the key pointa in this communications network, . according to C. D. Smith, Worb Ab:11aiger . The syatem is designed to br ing - BOl'LJNG J We . P)IJ' 3% Interest On Yoar Savlngt 1 2 CUBIC FOOT R A N G .E Dish Wosher - Automatic Wosht1r or DRYER 1 I� � 6ul,,/ chtJu j • f !_ J. "'1 lill.lK l'I.IB-Olllalle Te etypes 1--,ew .l . J. :r,bundaY Su .,. li/1, wiJJ, •, ' ·I • M rs. Lucy Spene.er wtu, has been in Meip General .Ifoapltal ret urn• ed hQme Sunday much imProved. Willi1m Wolff!, Eagle Ridae, ca11ed on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr 1 W,ednesday. 1 Jt( r. . a'nd M rs. Art Morari ty and I 1 · ta.mily or Pomeroy &Pflnl SUD!1JlY I -after noon with Mr. and Mrs. J. c. M�. Mr·. and M rs. John Groves of Clendenin, w. va., spent Saturday with Mr. and MN,. Gf'Over White. Mn. Florence MtKay visited her husband a t the Huntington veterans Hospital Sunday. lKb. Mar.; M'eKay v�ali.ed M r . and Mn. Wilfred Struble, Lagan , ' Mctisli -Fa�ing ltqge TJSk In o · te Game _ Prom1·sed This IUIOTS HOM ■ POUR qrov er White and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard. ·Mr. and Mra. Wesley McKenzie of Salem is spe1,.:!ing a few weeks with Mr . and Mr&. M ilton Circle and family, I hlrs. Mollie Bookma" of Chester, .MOM WILL APPUCIATI A MODIRN APPLIANal ni� l,.T Whitney .J"n -e Outfit Sole 1.!1\, •�d Ki;��x••1••::�� �� days with Mr. and Mrs. FREE <!RYSTAL GISH SATURDAY, APRIL 30th - I O td 1 oo I d willl Mr. ,nd Mrs , O r,y G,in:� . EAGLE'S CLU B GE Notes -�=�:: �1 By Ml;:L A. H. IJa l ley 'M r. and Mrs. Pelt' Kirkhart. and 10n of Seneca Falls, N . Y., ipent . the wee k ep d w It1: Mr. a nd M rs . R.lph Tru' se II an d d au ght er, Mr. end 'Mu. Fred Gamer and Bonnie of Akron and .Bernard Galner, Barberton, spent the week COLUMBU S UPI-The state Fire Marshal's office today souiht to learn the cause of a flash tire that destroyed 1 1 thoro111hbred horses an d a stable pony at near­ by Beulah Park race t r11ck early Wednesday. DA M C E An I I' .c48T lllON T,UB � :;, . 545 .538 ·455 : 385 ) Fire,llilanhal Looks , For Sigm Of Anon ninth. 8 .273 6 The Jackets, led by the sensa- in 27 of(lcial tripe. In the last Thur�ay'.11 · "•wlh · • lional hitting of Dave (Doc) five games he has nin e for 16, a Pittsburgh 3 Philade lphia O (N) S.n Francisco 7 Lot A'199'I" 5 { N ) Hartiriger, had come from behind .563 pace. lo knot the eounl al f-4 in the Ande�n fapned 1 4 in nine Frid.Yi Probable Pitch•r1 Plttsbur1h at Cincinnati ( N )- · ritth, Hartinge r'11 blow Was a line innings with his portsid e JJturr 1 shot over the centerfielder'1 head and walked only t hree. Witt 0-0 vs McLlsh 0-1 PhU■dttlphia at "1l lwauku (Nl wilh Manning 811.1mgardner or.. Poin t ,:ot one in the fir st inn(t was a clean t riple • tbat ,w11 -Ow.n■ '1� 1 vs Buhl 1 . 1 , then blew three hOOlt in the i ru: Chl1;■go 1t St. L,uls (N )- stretched into a homer when t he on three singles, an error third W. ar moment relay ily and was m Moreh■ad ().1 vs K I in• 0,0 and fielder's choice. They were a • r led Hartinge stand scored and .,.lq An at Lo, Francisco S.n shu t ou t un t il the ninth whil e (N)-McCormick 2-0 vs Podres ing up. the in one the back Jackets got . k c I J11 sho the t t r e top, all, n 1.1 MUSIC BY THE playing his list ye ,ir for •the se cond on hits by Hartinger, Little Satu rd&y', c;..,... mo he t in one Clo e r eh, and and 11 gold amj, black collected four Pittsburgh at Clncli,natl 0 11d hits in lour appearances at t he third on Little's sec�d single Phlladelphla •t Milwo1u�ff out, l's single. and C with two ChlcalJIO at St. Lou l, ( HI , plat.e . His other thr ee safeties Harttnger's big blast In the fifth San fr•nc l tco at LM An,.1.. ( N l were singles. l tied it. _ AMERICAN LEAGUE , . . w L Pct. GB Not . far be�lnd h �m waa sqphohe victory made Coach Jimmy 1,' t, hi •�lie ee r th �ore Mike with !5 . . . . H l � , 3 .W D e ro .. ... l bel�g er�- RfJpni , Bl1ek1 a 5-2 record, Mid, lf! t bree_ oUtetal trl�•.' 5 3 .62tli New York aacr1f1et! a 1n hu1 dlepo,t • at 2-6 with <hted Kansas City 5 4 .MB 1h The Jac�ets play next Tuesday and Carr Clonch Bolyard, fourth. l 5 5 500 1 Washington at Gallipoh1. ta · � also aot hlts for the , Jac t·a to l . Chica g o 4 4 : 500 1 Pt. PJeua�t 1 03 000 001-·-' 10 1 h11 New1 and 1 relief, of Lee off Baltimore 5 5 500 1 M idd leport 010 120 000-4 1 1 2, ton who canie on in Ule 1il:th. 4 6 :4 Boston 2 Newton (-W�) 6, and Dun�. Une t Ha�ing�r i, b11 Cleveland 2 5 _375 2 ½ . . at a � its t!On. � nderaon ·•nd B�wle1, Baum:with 1 b pm� 1 pace e11ht 1n Thunclo1v'• Resu lh 1 -------'------ gitrdner (·� ). Umpire. J, Th omp• B•ltl mor• 6 Botton 1 (NJ ton, plate , R. L. Hanley,__ base. Friend, who fell to an 8-19 sea­ Chica.. 3 c,....,,.nd 1 (N} son In '59 after a 22-victory earn. K ■nlff C ity 2 Detroit I (Nl paJan In 1958, struck out rookies Pancho derrera and Joe Koppe tlu'ee times each In registering 1,0 vs Donovan 0.0 i .bis aecond shutout of the year . N d 1 ·1 l'he other National League clubs I > vs ·�a.�:::: j were Idle. Ntw 'lork •• Ba ltlrnote N )LExmaroN, Ky. UP1-C . V. Plaf"C» HHrtent Sox I shOri I -0 .. .,..... 0.0 (Sonny) Whi\neY, wealthy New - ---� The American League cham­ Saturdiv'• GamN Yor k sporbman, w11 more eQnfl• pion Chicago White So got a he!'rt• Detroit at c hicato fJDJOINNAlll UPJ - Cincinnati's dent than ever today that hi• colt ening pilchln g effort from Billy Kansn �lty at Clevel and C MclJlh f11ce1 1 tremendous eJ Tompion, wtil help b.tm ltllub a Pierce to beat the Cleveland In­ New York et lalUmo,.. (NJ ll t o11!Qht when he atarts c ea,t taa y Kentuck the in lone:-atandlna: Jinx dian.,, 3- 1, the Kanaas City Alh­ · fqr \he alwnp1111 Reds against �by next Saturday. leUea downe<! the Detroit Tigers. Wuhlntton at lotton Southern Aaaocl•Hon Whitnf;!Y never JjH owned I fi�t .Plleti Pittlbui:1h in a three2·1 , am! the Baltimore Orioles Little Rock 1 1 Chattano:oea 4 scored a 6· l decision ove r the D;erby winner, a)tboll&h .he has en- 1 1ame .wrle• b4tff . . Th• Reds aoqutred the 34-yeartered hones in the cla11,lie almo1t Bo&ton Red Sox Jn American Blrmineh-.n ' �la 2,, Its ShrtffPO,rt 1 5 Mobile O � . riahthande_r from Clevel,and_ in every year for the last three League action. NHh vme 9 ,\tl1nta I , hope• of Jlvmg their p1�eb1�g decades. Plerce , who had only a 14-15 re­ a shot In the a rm with a Amerli;:an A1soclatlon cord las1 11e11sQn, limited t he In• Tompion thou,h CQuJd break corp, . ' ' lndl•n•poO• I Hou1ton I dians to three hits until the ninth thr apell. Already rerarded II tqp fii1ht bMJ'ler. L�ulsvlll • •• Otnwr, Pt)d,, rllln iLHt 1euon with the Indians, Inning when woody Held tripled the horse to beat in thll year's . Da l las-Ft. Worth o1t St. Pau l, ppd,, Derby the lion of Tom. Fool romp- KclJlh poated a 1 9-8 record for 11.nd Bubba Phillipa singled. rain. ed to a 2% -length victory in the the second beat winning pereentCharl •■h>n •' Ml nnHpell•, PPCf. , :f25 000 added Blue Grass Sta tes a1e in the Amfrie�m League, .704. •• ln. He won unqualified respect Th�rada)' at · Keeneland. E H1ern L""" from all batten in that leairue, but Lancast.r 2 Sprln,Pl•ld 1 hp yet to prove. himself against Alhtntown 9 8lngho1mton I National Lea1ue batamen such as Wl ltl1msport 7 RNdln1 3 Bob Skinner and Roberto ClemenI lnternatlonal LHgue te . or Plttlbur1b. Buff1lo � Richmond , r , · 1 1,111 , ,.r, , . !J1te pair ii lfladlna: Pirate slug. Wente 4 Mio1ml O PROVWENCE, . R. I. 1en in a •�eady barrage w'hich iMontrHI 2 H•van1 O National Boxing Asln. · ame Cl hll carried Pittsburgh ta a »even Only .game, 1ch.ctuh,d So�ny Llaton top heavyweight con­ lame wlnnina: 1treak with Thurs• tender today but ranked Joey STEUBENVILLE, O. UPI -Har- day ntght'1, 3-0, blanking of Phil­ MAJOR LEAGUE L•ADERS Glardello only fourth �mong, mid­ old Paul, preaident of the Ohio adelphia. No1tlonal Lffeu• dleweight contenders. School Football Coaches High Pl•r•r I, Club G Al R H Pct. The Pira tes winning atreak to­ Liston's flflt -round knockout Mays, S. F. 13 :S I 12 24 .471 AtNln., was refused I new contrad night wlll beat lny pu t 'toa:ether ' · ov�r ex -challenger Roy Ha rris al Moon, L. A . 13 :S2 IO 20 .385 aa history teacher ind head toot• lhut .tar in the National League Houaton, Tex., l111t Monday boost­ Clemente, Pgh. 13 !!i3 I t 20 .377 ball coach at Steubenville Hilb thi1 ,e11on unlea the Reds pu t ed him lo the number one perch, White, St. L. WITH TRADE 1 1 44 9 1 6 .364 School. a ttop to It. where he replaced ex -champion Aa ron, Mil. Paul, who team po1ted an. 8-2 J I 47 8 17 .362 After tonltht's a:ame, lhe -Reds, Floyd P11tterson. Skinner, Pgh. 1 3 45 12 18 .356 record last season, was ·refused a who are .in 1eventh place in th e Ol•rdello, who held Gene Full­ new contract , in part because of a\andinta, play Pittsburgh In ,in­ American LMfU• hlat ory f)e gamea on Saturday and Sun­ mer, the NBA mlddleweight cham Luc, K. C. 9 38 4 18 .474 "absenteelsm from hls his ming r perfo I e w pion, ta a draw in their recent Skowron, N. V. I h · class 469 � J 6 8 32 . day ,then hop off to the Weal ,------ OR GIVE HEt ------. ' tllle fight at Bozeman, Mont ., has Allison, Wash. 10 41 9 18 .'39 coachln111 dutlea. C4e,t. I been trylpg to claim t he crown; Hensen, Bal., Paul, whose Bti R,ed team• !. I O 31 3 1 1 .3,&t, ELECTRIC L GENERA A tl\lt today'a ranking drops the Chill, K. C. 9 31 1 I J .85!5 have won 22 and lost 19 in the .. I ', P;hll1delphla contender not only fou r years he h11 coached here, IYl�cu1, llETS RICI AWAltD · Run, a.tted In I SYltACU.SE, N. Y. · UPI-Syra.below .ehampion Fullmer but be· National LHtue - McCovey, GI• has until the l!IPd · of the achool ebae . Univenlty received the IQw Ge rm,iny's Gustav ::;choir., De­ anll 17; Skinner, Pirates Hi; A,1- term on his preHnt contract. ------troit's Henry Hnnk and Chicago's ron, B raves 13; <Boyer, Cards 13; Gtantl1nd Rice i'ootb�ll trophy Splder Webb, thunday ._ the naUon 11 top eolRobinson, Reds 13. -. t Jn the heavyweight divialon, leae 1.. m qi lllH, Head Coech A-1,en L_.._AUl,on, Sen• • JI', ,IQrmer _champion Patterson gets atars 14; Gentile, Orioles 14; Mi• Be·n �h•�aldt.r abo present• " his contracted June 20 return noao, Wh[ t e Sox 1 2 ; Skowron. Yan• All•AiJ'Hmc•n N.Ud.l to Ernie Bho t at Ingemar Johanssons crown kces 10; Mab:one. Red Sox 8,. , D1vl1 1 Ro1et Davia and Bob However, chairman Tony Petron• Balley, Se Y1tet. n �:;:.9 . ella ot the NBA ratln.11 committee ... · MAY Ot TU�IANC made it clear that Llstnn of Phlla• Sl!IN '1ellonel LN-yer, Carda delphla Is regarded nol only 11 6: "McCovey, GlanL, &; McMillan, COLUMBUS UPI � No mailer . . TOKYO \JPI-M1y Day N!le- ' the most dangerous contende r but Reds 3; Robinson, Reds 4; Aaron, where you dip your Une thlt 'flffk• bftltioqa 1• - �q \SIHt:dQ' are ex­ "aa t he moat excltln11 heavyweight Braves 4 ; Sklnne r, Piratt11 4. end the r.e■ \lltl · 1bould be &ooclt J)tettd fo clr■W' ""30,ooio · worken, to come to tht' fore since Rocky and · 11r1e American Lttp......Colovito,. Ti- · the state Wildllfe :DivlmQn aald In 3,000 ultra-rJa)ltuta PHONE WY•l-!!U Marc-lano." gera S; Battey, Senatora S; Lem- lta weelt)y tllhll\l report for lake, numben of frt� �tudentl. The 1tudents plan to ltO:rm the Jap. In' The Center Of Town on, Senator, 3; Minoso, White Sox 1nd 1lrt111N1. TORONTO UPI-Jim Davl1. 3; Skowron, Yanke,is 3. The Dlvitlon t-1<1 ne"'ly every ■MN 1Par)l1Nnl , buil4in, to pro- . 8U1rd and captain of the 1989 kind or !11h touncl In Ohio watcn teal J1pu,,U. S., ...urlly tr.. i,y Pltchln9 University of · Oklahoma football Nat&.n.1 , LN,..._La•, �!_r· • 11 �ft �14Jw. �uld, haa been slened by ttie 3-0; Ftlend, Plt1ter !Ml; G•� •. Sout.....lorn i° TOJ'Onto Argpnaub. He ls thfl Pirate, 2-0; . Wille,, Braves· ,ljlnoot _perreet .\i'101· 15th United States lmport. Sanford, Glantl 2-0; JileConitlalr:,' l� 1bo� 1111■, . , Giant,, l,j). ·'1!111'• "'°t,n DI�, , A...,.lc.ln . ...... - Cosale, llfl' 1 , , ,alljl mju,• � JO�ij\ow·:� on , · • . IN Sox 2-0; Coatu, Yankee, Ni Moraan, Ti1ers 2--0; Herbert , AtJt., _ . , , lelles 2-0. • 11, Ch kago lloom Mull Bf Mldt Ptr , A 8 · ·eat of Balll QII� Antvtng Sooo , • SALE ST�lTS,·$1' tlltDAY APlJL 30th �JH INCL UDES .1 ' 6 5 7 6 5 6 5 8 BOSTOr..i UPI-Ri!ilng young middleweieht Joe DeNueei gets his first big chance-and test1oni&ht when he meets Ralph (Tiger) Jone11 in a televised 10. round battle . at t.he Arena. Bashon S,ociety Event� Of Wetk $1 00 Trade ·On All Models 1 954 FORD Custom Y-8 4 Door · · · · · · $595 - Milwaukee L s A eI es s� Lou�; Philadelphia A triple in the top of the ninth lnrung - the second extra broke a 4-4 frame - by Lee of the Point Pleasant mg Blacks · · · to rs • ball game h ere against · and won th e v1s1 the M"ddl I ebe port Yellow Jackets Thursday afternoon, 5 to 4. The big blow off Tom Anderson who f.llowed a total of 1 0 hits came after pinchhitter Escue had walked to lead off the Rising Middleweight Geto Chance At Tiger Daily Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , April 29, 1960-S ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apdl 39, 1960 �99.95 1 958 MERCURY Medtll1t 4 Door - · · · $1595 • � � -�: GB San t-'raneisco . . . 9 4 .692 1 • Heavyweights. 1 956 CADILtAC Coupe Devllle · · · · · · $1995 ' P Hhb"'gh Liston Ranked Behind Champ In . . . . · $895 1 955 FORD fai,lane . . . . . . · r � NATIONAL LEAGUE Hartinger Gets 4 for 4 At Plate Including long Poke For Home Run o:.'�t':� �:;t.-!·1:t;:;odc Again For Luck In Der.by Race :V 1 955 IUICf< ·Super tl�tp· C..,. · - · · $895 ·- S'l'ANDINGS los Angeles Dodgers that Willie Cincinnati Giants. They sang \he sophomore blues can still ··uoom 'em . " Mcl'ovey demonstrated tha1 for the .3:W-hitting rookie 1e11saThursday 11:ii!hl when his thre e-run eighth-inning homer and four runs baited in tarried the Giants to an 7-5 \'ictory over tht' Dodgers and into a second-place tie behind lhe stre11king Plttshurgh Pirates, who chalked uµ their seventh straight win. 3-0, over the Philadelphia Phillies . Ta,, Roebuck Pitch 'McCovf>y's game-winning blow cam e off Ed Roebuck, who had just replaced World Serif's star , Larry Sherry after the Giants took a 3-� lead. A crowd or 33,313 saw . white Ink a11d heather, !' A real .sporty job finished in Sherry tagged with his third deJ Power steering, power brakes, automatic dr.ve, radio, feat of the year while Jack San• heater. Seats mak� a bed. One local own�d car. Man, ford won his second gam e . you 'll like it! Bob Friend, one of the Pirates biuest disappointments or 1959, turned In his third straight vie• tory of the new season as the Pirat es equalled th e ,longest winning It's got that go-go.go. Wilh the .VO llocket eqgine and streak any NL team was able tu straight stick. A real sharp likle -Olds. One local owner. achi e ve in 'Ml. Friend str uc, out 11 batters, only one short of the Try it today ! club record set by Babe Adam8 in 1909, in a neat four• hiltcr. J" ,.. • . .. ,, � ______A _ ,,.._ " �•• - •ccOil-� -�----,,,,_-.,.... ' • 9th Inning Triple Beats Middleport 5-4 .. '. ,./, ',, .. Sweetfinger Willie MeCovevJ ,. Plavin_ J - ,, " Game Winning Tunes tion of the National L eague when , By Unil'l!d Pi:MI lnt•i:natlonal Sweet. finger Willie McCovey is hl• proved something or a bust still pW,ing \hose game-wirining durln g s prmg training but yuu can tunes for \h e Sc1n Francisco Lake it rrom the world ehampi ... n , # • .•,• ,.• US E D CARS •1951 HUDSON Ho;net fl■nl hp · · · · · · ·$995 :' •• 1 958 OLDSA\OJIILE 8J - .J '"9' •• $1795 1955 C>LDSMQIILI M - l loor · · · · · · $895 Solid black tlll!IIIJ, _Hyd�llll1allc dt'Lve, · ,:ad_io, •h'later, good tires, excellent body. A quality Old,meblle throughou t. See it today. ' •• _,• • If you like the Buick, then you11 love this Car. It can't be matched for comfort, power, quiet ride, eaay mndl­ ing; Beaullful tflnldl that tlwaya •looks rnoe. A IIOOd buy. A goOd savings. SPECLUJ ----- 1 954 Oldsmobile A ,good dependable ea r that f,a worth mul'tl man money. Fa- · mous V-8 Rocket engkle wfth : hydramatle Super Drlve. Hett'•· you r chance to i8tep up to an Olds a t · t be rleht price. Super BB - 4 Door • Club Sedan. Beautiful light blue over dark blue finish. A car.th11'1 .1i_�r• lo please frOl)l any angle. V-8 engine, automatic ,dibe. Compare the car -,i:omll"re the .price. It can't 11e·beJt. � • Truly the finest of the luxury cars. The one owner gave this dream car the finest of care. Looks factory Jresh. Of course It has all the Cadlllac conveniences. This ls the one you've waited !or. A very practical car. Beige finish, clean Interior, auto­ matic drive, radio, heater. A real good value. Try It and you'll agree. Need a goOd work car? Then buy thl., one. 'Nres you could go to CaUlorala on right now. Run, good too, V•8 engine, automatic drive. Try Ii tod&J . 1 952 FORD va -,.Door · · · · . . · · · · $,1 9.5 Beauty Is more than skin deep in this smOQth driving this Job up. It will car! You really can't afford lo 11ve you money. A good one. A a very good price. Try lt - you'll buy It. f"'' Karr & Yan Zandt •1:fl PGmeroy, Phone WY-!-1141 (:omDt. o,t, 3 3 4 5 1 4 9 .308 6 a The 20-year-old slugger /rom suburban Newton has lost only twice while posting 23 victories in two years as a .pro. Both de­ feats were by vet eran Chica Ve­ j ar. I The horses were valued at be­ tween $30,000 and $40,000 ud track officials s■id t he barn ln which the animals were houaed was worth about $1 2,000. Oblo Wi:th Each 30c or 40c I SUND� o,,., Good Saturdav Only McCLUIJ'.S . OAllY ISLE Fourth & Lot.IHI St. The George Hall Coll\bo ' f', l·• ,, l I ,j j · , C08ch BJ•g Red Tµmed . DfWD On New Contrii.ct . ' --- U -. , er 8 -Elell)'ffl .a 1'eekend In Ohio Jn. \lie , ..nlhl ,l!ld t�; ""- •�\1!1!11 ;.. fVt&Dli· ,Mb w,1 � #Ike WWI Tt.,.4 IO.s1' LAVATORY wllh ii'- LAUREL, Md., UPI-J0<b, , Nlell: Sha rod'ti four wJnW,1 t Thu rsday at Laurel, lncludm,: , f 1 1 • Joe Jones, 10 year pki 1elded • ,, of Stymie, in the feature raee. · 9.: , � · i ' ■, . th' .� AI­ •�-M -.,.� , ,i_�• � \.; � ,-. � , .� ' ..�, -�I•• • · '- - � . : - �ATION DAY . $1;J ITS An automatic prlvale teletype. the entire diversified facllltJet of , ll'n. °Martha' . Orr and ·boys of .Reedivme; Mn. Iva Orr and Mrs. $ophia Shane, Antiquity, called in Mr. , and •Mrl. Clint Orr, Sunday. Kn. Mm Holter and children 1pent Sunday wilh Mr. an<i Mrs, Wqrle)' Davis, Dexter. Mr. and Mn. Ronald Davis and fwmily or • Pomeroy 1penl Sunday ' wilh Mr. and Mr,. Arvll ����- , , _..FOR CONVENIENCE .. · -- - Member Fedetal . 1I • exc iti. i gty "i.f ,· Ill 11 ' -� =., .,.,.. iMJ....-l ..., :i.11,, 111'.i.,, ""'� Cotf,lil _ ,_. .._ �J.!::""" Calfl�I, l ealllii.,c .. . M 'fi,ttlMI,, . 111 '9al -- �· ::.,;::r . ' . COUNTY LEAGUE High ScorH, April 25, 1 960 Ind. 3 Games - Wagner , 586 Ind. I Game - Wagner, 247. Team 3 Games _ Hot Rods, 2560 Team l Game - ·Hot Rods, 894. Cross & Sons 1 Landmark 2 Davis . Warner O Hot Roda 3 Assoc. Radio 3 Chapman's Mkt . . O N•xt Wttek'• Sc:hedul• Davis-Warner vs Assoc. J\adio Chapman's' Mkt. ve Landmar k Cross & Sons vs Hot Rods SutlOII Hlths Ind. Games - Flanagan, 701. Ind. I Game · _ Wagner, 2"1fl Team 3 Gamea-Hot lloda, 2702 Team I Game - Hot Rods, 978. Top ,i..,. Bowlen A... Wagner 174 Louks 173 The Christian Cru&ader, Class Pleehaty 171 of t he Fl rat Baptist Chu rch of Flanagan 170 Middleport met Tuesday evening B. McKinney 167 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Mills. Ea rl Smith led the group in tl}ei , , devotional period using the topic "Christiana are Light Bulbs." Charles Vroman was in charge of the ,program hour and con­ ducted Bible quizzes. The t ape recording of Rev. D0111.1� 1 �ifie'1 A laat • Sun­ day momlng at the church. was played !Pr � the benefit of those who W8l'e 11ot able to at tood the service. A note waa read from Miss Mildred Hawley tbankint the class for their finariclal aHistance · in the school lunch, program. At the close or the meeting · ¥rs. Mills who was assisted by Mrs, Herechf!I McClu re served re• fre,hmenta to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Rieh3rd Hovatter, M:r. and Mrs. Smith, M r. and Mrs. Mc• Clure and two sons, Jimmy and Bobby Joe, Mra. Harold Thomas, M r. and Mrs. Vromnn and son, Mark and t he Mills. · � " io Jasli or her \ ' 1:1 .. . f e,os101\le BLACK Quads to <: MARG UE RIT E SH OE STO RJ W. . MAIN STREEJ ' . i '10W . A1' 5T�T� "fHIIATRI "1!.HE BIG flSHERJ,fAN" Wes,tinghouse Entel"!l Low Turbine Job Bid ·' COLUMBUS UPI - Westing, I house Electric Co. of Columbus enteri:d the Jpperent low bid of $122,850 Wednesday on a contract t o Install a n e w ,J ,l:ijlO kilowatt electric turbine at the Lcindon Prison Faim. The Depa rtment of I P.ubl1c Works' estimate wa11 $125,- Here', big atorare ._ .plus deluxe features at today'e Jow. eat price. 1211D02 ,f,0 �-MA N ., ., • Hug• ! � cu. �- freff-• holth -.0 ii.,. of frozen foods • Aston1911c .,,.,, rwfripnator • s.p...acre tloon f0r franer ancf ...,,..__ flhH • htN ...., O.lr,- 1ar ...,� 09• doot • O.lvx• ....., mN1 Chee.., kNpen, • Twin Cn� and ---,, · $2 � ...... w.. -...... ., '______ YN ca",,j.p, fl _. --- · ABBOTT �ure - Phiko Appliances -- Custom Kitcbe 1)1 N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORII' - ... • • ___: ._, --.... - ...... . ..-•..--·.. , '· • Jll!III' actaie -� 41'18!ar ' •\ 1 ' S,ORT COATS at. • • ' CO�ll ,VHITE wllb ,, I ' ,, F!Mila To Flilor ,, • ' • ·RRGULAR ,1°hl'i. ' ' " SA�E Sllf;tlf ' . ' . . " ' · ,• G4S , ' ·w,1t1 �m ( ·•lol $69.95 IASY TERMS HEATING, · ' INC. . . ()' ' ..� _,Y, , OBI ., . '. ,,, , 1 �,;, l 'I• ' i' I " ) ·� 9'BIH ... � . ,_ ' COMPtETll LINI! . , IQ,Y �our CUI ·SGOUT nu .. -- .... I- '. ;.J . ,. -.� • .. . - --: ..- • .t! lty CURLEE and SEWll :$19:95 up i .•... -•- � t' --•.. -, fer n ·Ifttle- u $1 7.95 up f-11 Ud P.O. Plug ' .J ' ·e ... Ca m iva ! l - ,: y. la ' for ' a Ba ptist Class Meets TUeSdOy At Mills H,'lme . . I, I' a \�e\ , __, . •· ' 1'\ BER T o y ..for 1 Standings Won Lott Pct. AS&OCisted Radio 33 1 2 .733 llo1 Rods 31 1 4 .689 Landmark 31 14 .689 Davis . Warner 15 30 .333 C ross & Sons 14 3 1 .31J Chapman's Market 1 1 34 .2f4 Top T••m Bowlwt Louks 180 181 152 514 Wasner 193 247 146 586 Manley 164 152 228 5U idurray 1 14 143 171 436 Stone 178 155 150 483 Sylvester 133 182 159 4M This WHk't ltesulh lltlffltd · .,,. .. ... .. p a... 'if- � -Ef�'eot,i - --o. SRa JPrin s, ng l '' ' . II"'! :sn 000. ,,I l - Abe will vial� w.11,h 1w ......,.. Alon Wall.,co, oon oJ Mr. � Mn_ ow,.h1 w,n1ce been PI IOAY NtGHT LIAOUE at has home wlth pntllln!W'ia. Mn. Jame, Sanborn ,... In Jf iah Three Game Ind. - M. Eb­ ertbP.ch, 514. Portamouth, Monday ei'enioi .to Htth Sin&le Game - M. Eber1attend the Scioto Prflthf,tanaJ bach, 17& mt'eting at the Second Pre1brier• Team 'ntree Gtmes - New York Miu Vanelt. Ca rron left lhll JWl Chlll'ch. ·c1othmg, 2179. week for t..fe, Arkansaa, 11·here 'lfr1. George VanZ.ndt 11 Yi1i Team Single Game - New York Clothing, 7e2. Standln,s. Won Lolt 23 ½: 12% New York Clothing · l..tlndmark 161h: 19½ bc ine Serv. Sta. 16'12 19� lloore'JI Store HI•¼: 20¼: ka10n's Hl.,u ' lod. 3 Game11 - M. Murray, Ind. I Game - P. Coll.ins 219. Te1m a Game.11 - Landmark, 2381. Team I Game - Landmark, 883. Top Fin lhwfan A."9. M. Ebersbaeh 159 M . Murray 1&8 P. Mullen 1 56 P . Collins l�l P. Pitchford 1 46 ' � I BANltlNG IUSCE l87Z 'lfember F...enl Reaene S;ystenr· ' . . . .. - •-.m•• - ----=:l • .. Depodt llllaraaoe Co!porallon . J'Olljlll.()Y JlUTLAND Or Trussell OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUl'f' NOW �g ECPNOMY th� ipdustri,I orgar,izaUon within mrnutea eadl. ot•e N r for bl•hspeed proeessi ol bUilneH meJaaa:u, sale1 or'1,er and production report. A me1aa,.e orl1inalln1 at the Oakland, Calllornia, home of­ fice. of the ora:ani.ution-Kaiser Center-would b4! �ceived simultaneoualy in 27 atates and Di1trlct ol Columbia on t he network. , The 1ystem Incorporates a rt.000 mile grid of pr iva te linea capable of transmitting mo re than a half million worda in an ft..hour work day, vnd connect• via other tele­ ty pewriter and cable facilitle1, with Kai8er locations In 21 for­ eia:n eounlries. It i1 expected that the sysum will carry mo re than one millinn individual meua ges a Jear in tbe eour1e of tbete business transactions. The 1y1l.fm required two yea rs to install and repreeenli an iri• vestrn eat Of more than $2 million by the Bell Telephone System cqmpanles in the areas sen-ed• .It is a fully au�matic . syste01 with no manual mtermed1ate reJays, retyping or a�ilch!ng of meaaagea. Two aulomat1e switching ce '!tel'11 jre loca ted at .Oakland an? Ch icago, ·whose function . is to d1 . rect and control a.II trafric on the 1y1\em. Messages prepared by an opera� on perforat_ed tape arc tr�m1tted a �tomatt_ca llr and re· i:e1v.ed at . their destmat1on� automalically �n �pe form. Equ,pmen_t at the , sw1tc�mg cente rs autornat1eally ' reads . the tapes an� se�ds the'!! lo thei r pro�er dest1n�t1on. An incorrect code . 1s automaheally rejected and redirected lo the proper location, thus making It virtually impossible for a message to becom� lost in the .co� plex. The Kaiser commumcat1ons net­ �ork is .the lar gest such. �ridustrial i nstallat i on on the Pac1hc . Coast and one of the largest in t he country. ------- Wick Gandee, Cardington, call ed on Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey, Sunda � . and Mrs. William Hysell, Ra cine, Clint ·McNamee of ta rmel, spe nt Monday with M r. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Mr. and i\frs. Arthu r Barr, Che,. ter, spent Thursday evenlng with Mr. and Mrs. O ra White and Linda. Mfli . Virgil Spencer and children of Columbus spent llle week.end with her sister , Mr. and :M rs. Ralph PQAUROY lfATIONAL BANk H and R F·I R£STON £ DE.ALER STOAI -, .,_ , ,, .,.,, • s ii ����,J!.t'� \:\J��:iijjl ' Kaiser'S -Far FJun,r Industries C, writer com�u.nirall�llll 1ytem Ci119· able o! aerving a t1ty the alz.e Qf Minneapolis wenl into operalion this week for Kaiser Aluminu m & Chemical Corporation and other Kaiaer companies, linkina: 6� major pl�t& and otricu throupout the Umt.ed States. The R.avenawood Works or Kli•• er Aluminum & Cb"emlc.al Corporatlon will be one or the key pointa in this communications network, . according to C. D. Smith, Worb Ab:11aiger . The syatem is designed to br ing - BOl'LJNG J We . P)IJ' 3% Interest On Yoar Savlngt 1 2 CUBIC FOOT R A N G .E Dish Wosher - Automatic Wosht1r or DRYER 1 I� � 6ul,,/ chtJu j • f !_ J. "'1 lill.lK l'I.IB-Olllalle Te etypes 1--,ew .l . J. :r,bundaY Su .,. li/1, wiJJ, •, ' ·I • M rs. Lucy Spene.er wtu, has been in Meip General .Ifoapltal ret urn• ed hQme Sunday much imProved. Willi1m Wolff!, Eagle Ridae, ca11ed on Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr 1 W,ednesday. 1 Jt( r. . a'nd M rs. Art Morari ty and I 1 · ta.mily or Pomeroy &Pflnl SUD!1JlY I -after noon with Mr. and Mrs. J. c. M�. Mr·. and M rs. John Groves of Clendenin, w. va., spent Saturday with Mr. and MN,. Gf'Over White. Mn. Florence MtKay visited her husband a t the Huntington veterans Hospital Sunday. lKb. Mar.; M'eKay v�ali.ed M r . and Mn. Wilfred Struble, Lagan , ' Mctisli -Fa�ing ltqge TJSk In o · te Game _ Prom1·sed This IUIOTS HOM ■ POUR qrov er White and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard. ·Mr. and Mra. Wesley McKenzie of Salem is spe1,.:!ing a few weeks with Mr . and Mr&. M ilton Circle and family, I hlrs. Mollie Bookma" of Chester, .MOM WILL APPUCIATI A MODIRN APPLIANal ni� l,.T Whitney .J"n -e Outfit Sole 1.!1\, •�d Ki;��x••1••::�� �� days with Mr. and Mrs. FREE <!RYSTAL GISH SATURDAY, APRIL 30th - I O td 1 oo I d willl Mr. ,nd Mrs , O r,y G,in:� . EAGLE'S CLU B GE Notes -�=�:: �1 By Ml;:L A. H. IJa l ley 'M r. and Mrs. Pelt' Kirkhart. and 10n of Seneca Falls, N . Y., ipent . the wee k ep d w It1: Mr. a nd M rs . R.lph Tru' se II an d d au ght er, Mr. end 'Mu. Fred Gamer and Bonnie of Akron and .Bernard Galner, Barberton, spent the week COLUMBU S UPI-The state Fire Marshal's office today souiht to learn the cause of a flash tire that destroyed 1 1 thoro111hbred horses an d a stable pony at near­ by Beulah Park race t r11ck early Wednesday. DA M C E An I I' .c48T lllON T,UB � :;, . 545 .538 ·455 : 385 ) Fire,llilanhal Looks , For Sigm Of Anon ninth. 8 .273 6 The Jackets, led by the sensa- in 27 of(lcial tripe. In the last Thur�ay'.11 · "•wlh · • lional hitting of Dave (Doc) five games he has nin e for 16, a Pittsburgh 3 Philade lphia O (N) S.n Francisco 7 Lot A'199'I" 5 { N ) Hartiriger, had come from behind .563 pace. lo knot the eounl al f-4 in the Ande�n fapned 1 4 in nine Frid.Yi Probable Pitch•r1 Plttsbur1h at Cincinnati ( N )- · ritth, Hartinge r'11 blow Was a line innings with his portsid e JJturr 1 shot over the centerfielder'1 head and walked only t hree. Witt 0-0 vs McLlsh 0-1 PhU■dttlphia at "1l lwauku (Nl wilh Manning 811.1mgardner or.. Poin t ,:ot one in the fir st inn(t was a clean t riple • tbat ,w11 -Ow.n■ '1� 1 vs Buhl 1 . 1 , then blew three hOOlt in the i ru: Chl1;■go 1t St. L,uls (N )- stretched into a homer when t he on three singles, an error third W. ar moment relay ily and was m Moreh■ad ().1 vs K I in• 0,0 and fielder's choice. They were a • r led Hartinge stand scored and .,.lq An at Lo, Francisco S.n shu t ou t un t il the ninth whil e (N)-McCormick 2-0 vs Podres ing up. the in one the back Jackets got . k c I J11 sho the t t r e top, all, n 1.1 MUSIC BY THE playing his list ye ,ir for •the se cond on hits by Hartinger, Little Satu rd&y', c;..,... mo he t in one Clo e r eh, and and 11 gold amj, black collected four Pittsburgh at Clncli,natl 0 11d hits in lour appearances at t he third on Little's sec�d single Phlladelphla •t Milwo1u�ff out, l's single. and C with two ChlcalJIO at St. Lou l, ( HI , plat.e . His other thr ee safeties Harttnger's big blast In the fifth San fr•nc l tco at LM An,.1.. ( N l were singles. l tied it. _ AMERICAN LEAGUE , . . w L Pct. GB Not . far be�lnd h �m waa sqphohe victory made Coach Jimmy 1,' t, hi •�lie ee r th �ore Mike with !5 . . . . H l � , 3 .W D e ro .. ... l bel�g er�- RfJpni , Bl1ek1 a 5-2 record, Mid, lf! t bree_ oUtetal trl�•.' 5 3 .62tli New York aacr1f1et! a 1n hu1 dlepo,t • at 2-6 with <hted Kansas City 5 4 .MB 1h The Jac�ets play next Tuesday and Carr Clonch Bolyard, fourth. l 5 5 500 1 Washington at Gallipoh1. ta · � also aot hlts for the , Jac t·a to l . Chica g o 4 4 : 500 1 Pt. PJeua�t 1 03 000 001-·-' 10 1 h11 New1 and 1 relief, of Lee off Baltimore 5 5 500 1 M idd leport 010 120 000-4 1 1 2, ton who canie on in Ule 1il:th. 4 6 :4 Boston 2 Newton (-W�) 6, and Dun�. Une t Ha�ing�r i, b11 Cleveland 2 5 _375 2 ½ . . at a � its t!On. � nderaon ·•nd B�wle1, Baum:with 1 b pm� 1 pace e11ht 1n Thunclo1v'• Resu lh 1 -------'------ gitrdner (·� ). Umpire. J, Th omp• B•ltl mor• 6 Botton 1 (NJ ton, plate , R. L. Hanley,__ base. Friend, who fell to an 8-19 sea­ Chica.. 3 c,....,,.nd 1 (N} son In '59 after a 22-victory earn. K ■nlff C ity 2 Detroit I (Nl paJan In 1958, struck out rookies Pancho derrera and Joe Koppe tlu'ee times each In registering 1,0 vs Donovan 0.0 i .bis aecond shutout of the year . N d 1 ·1 l'he other National League clubs I > vs ·�a.�:::: j were Idle. Ntw 'lork •• Ba ltlrnote N )LExmaroN, Ky. UP1-C . V. Plaf"C» HHrtent Sox I shOri I -0 .. .,..... 0.0 (Sonny) Whi\neY, wealthy New - ---� The American League cham­ Saturdiv'• GamN Yor k sporbman, w11 more eQnfl• pion Chicago White So got a he!'rt• Detroit at c hicato fJDJOINNAlll UPJ - Cincinnati's dent than ever today that hi• colt ening pilchln g effort from Billy Kansn �lty at Clevel and C MclJlh f11ce1 1 tremendous eJ Tompion, wtil help b.tm ltllub a Pierce to beat the Cleveland In­ New York et lalUmo,.. (NJ ll t o11!Qht when he atarts c ea,t taa y Kentuck the in lone:-atandlna: Jinx dian.,, 3- 1, the Kanaas City Alh­ · fqr \he alwnp1111 Reds against �by next Saturday. leUea downe<! the Detroit Tigers. Wuhlntton at lotton Southern Aaaocl•Hon Whitnf;!Y never JjH owned I fi�t .Plleti Pittlbui:1h in a three2·1 , am! the Baltimore Orioles Little Rock 1 1 Chattano:oea 4 scored a 6· l decision ove r the D;erby winner, a)tboll&h .he has en- 1 1ame .wrle• b4tff . . Th• Reds aoqutred the 34-yeartered hones in the cla11,lie almo1t Bo&ton Red Sox Jn American Blrmineh-.n ' �la 2,, Its ShrtffPO,rt 1 5 Mobile O � . riahthande_r from Clevel,and_ in every year for the last three League action. NHh vme 9 ,\tl1nta I , hope• of Jlvmg their p1�eb1�g decades. Plerce , who had only a 14-15 re­ a shot In the a rm with a Amerli;:an A1soclatlon cord las1 11e11sQn, limited t he In• Tompion thou,h CQuJd break corp, . ' ' lndl•n•poO• I Hou1ton I dians to three hits until the ninth thr apell. Already rerarded II tqp fii1ht bMJ'ler. L�ulsvlll • •• Otnwr, Pt)d,, rllln iLHt 1euon with the Indians, Inning when woody Held tripled the horse to beat in thll year's . Da l las-Ft. Worth o1t St. Pau l, ppd,, Derby the lion of Tom. Fool romp- KclJlh poated a 1 9-8 record for 11.nd Bubba Phillipa singled. rain. ed to a 2% -length victory in the the second beat winning pereentCharl •■h>n •' Ml nnHpell•, PPCf. , :f25 000 added Blue Grass Sta tes a1e in the Amfrie�m League, .704. •• ln. He won unqualified respect Th�rada)' at · Keeneland. E H1ern L""" from all batten in that leairue, but Lancast.r 2 Sprln,Pl•ld 1 hp yet to prove. himself against Alhtntown 9 8lngho1mton I National Lea1ue batamen such as Wl ltl1msport 7 RNdln1 3 Bob Skinner and Roberto ClemenI lnternatlonal LHgue te . or Plttlbur1b. Buff1lo � Richmond , r , · 1 1,111 , ,.r, , . !J1te pair ii lfladlna: Pirate slug. Wente 4 Mio1ml O PROVWENCE, . R. I. 1en in a •�eady barrage w'hich iMontrHI 2 H•van1 O National Boxing Asln. · ame Cl hll carried Pittsburgh ta a »even Only .game, 1ch.ctuh,d So�ny Llaton top heavyweight con­ lame wlnnina: 1treak with Thurs• tender today but ranked Joey STEUBENVILLE, O. UPI -Har- day ntght'1, 3-0, blanking of Phil­ MAJOR LEAGUE L•ADERS Glardello only fourth �mong, mid­ old Paul, preaident of the Ohio adelphia. No1tlonal Lffeu• dleweight contenders. School Football Coaches High Pl•r•r I, Club G Al R H Pct. The Pira tes winning atreak to­ Liston's flflt -round knockout Mays, S. F. 13 :S I 12 24 .471 AtNln., was refused I new contrad night wlll beat lny pu t 'toa:ether ' · ov�r ex -challenger Roy Ha rris al Moon, L. A . 13 :S2 IO 20 .385 aa history teacher ind head toot• lhut .tar in the National League Houaton, Tex., l111t Monday boost­ Clemente, Pgh. 13 !!i3 I t 20 .377 ball coach at Steubenville Hilb thi1 ,e11on unlea the Reds pu t ed him lo the number one perch, White, St. L. WITH TRADE 1 1 44 9 1 6 .364 School. a ttop to It. where he replaced ex -champion Aa ron, Mil. Paul, who team po1ted an. 8-2 J I 47 8 17 .362 After tonltht's a:ame, lhe -Reds, Floyd P11tterson. Skinner, Pgh. 1 3 45 12 18 .356 record last season, was ·refused a who are .in 1eventh place in th e Ol•rdello, who held Gene Full­ new contract , in part because of a\andinta, play Pittsburgh In ,in­ American LMfU• hlat ory f)e gamea on Saturday and Sun­ mer, the NBA mlddleweight cham Luc, K. C. 9 38 4 18 .474 "absenteelsm from hls his ming r perfo I e w pion, ta a draw in their recent Skowron, N. V. I h · class 469 � J 6 8 32 . day ,then hop off to the Weal ,------ OR GIVE HEt ------. ' tllle fight at Bozeman, Mont ., has Allison, Wash. 10 41 9 18 .'39 coachln111 dutlea. C4e,t. I been trylpg to claim t he crown; Hensen, Bal., Paul, whose Bti R,ed team• !. I O 31 3 1 1 .3,&t, ELECTRIC L GENERA A tl\lt today'a ranking drops the Chill, K. C. 9 31 1 I J .85!5 have won 22 and lost 19 in the .. I ', P;hll1delphla contender not only fou r years he h11 coached here, IYl�cu1, llETS RICI AWAltD · Run, a.tted In I SYltACU.SE, N. Y. · UPI-Syra.below .ehampion Fullmer but be· National LHtue - McCovey, GI• has until the l!IPd · of the achool ebae . Univenlty received the IQw Ge rm,iny's Gustav ::;choir., De­ anll 17; Skinner, Pirates Hi; A,1- term on his preHnt contract. ------troit's Henry Hnnk and Chicago's ron, B raves 13; <Boyer, Cards 13; Gtantl1nd Rice i'ootb�ll trophy Splder Webb, thunday ._ the naUon 11 top eolRobinson, Reds 13. -. t Jn the heavyweight divialon, leae 1.. m qi lllH, Head Coech A-1,en L_.._AUl,on, Sen• • JI', ,IQrmer _champion Patterson gets atars 14; Gentile, Orioles 14; Mi• Be·n �h•�aldt.r abo present• " his contracted June 20 return noao, Wh[ t e Sox 1 2 ; Skowron. Yan• All•AiJ'Hmc•n N.Ud.l to Ernie Bho t at Ingemar Johanssons crown kces 10; Mab:one. Red Sox 8,. , D1vl1 1 Ro1et Davia and Bob However, chairman Tony Petron• Balley, Se Y1tet. n �:;:.9 . ella ot the NBA ratln.11 committee ... · MAY Ot TU�IANC made it clear that Llstnn of Phlla• Sl!IN '1ellonel LN-yer, Carda delphla Is regarded nol only 11 6: "McCovey, GlanL, &; McMillan, COLUMBUS UPI � No mailer . . TOKYO \JPI-M1y Day N!le- ' the most dangerous contende r but Reds 3; Robinson, Reds 4; Aaron, where you dip your Une thlt 'flffk• bftltioqa 1• - �q \SIHt:dQ' are ex­ "aa t he moat excltln11 heavyweight Braves 4 ; Sklnne r, Piratt11 4. end the r.e■ \lltl · 1bould be &ooclt J)tettd fo clr■W' ""30,ooio · worken, to come to tht' fore since Rocky and · 11r1e American Lttp......Colovito,. Ti- · the state Wildllfe :DivlmQn aald In 3,000 ultra-rJa)ltuta PHONE WY•l-!!U Marc-lano." gera S; Battey, Senatora S; Lem- lta weelt)y tllhll\l report for lake, numben of frt� �tudentl. The 1tudents plan to ltO:rm the Jap. In' The Center Of Town on, Senator, 3; Minoso, White Sox 1nd 1lrt111N1. TORONTO UPI-Jim Davl1. 3; Skowron, Yanke,is 3. The Dlvitlon t-1<1 ne"'ly every ■MN 1Par)l1Nnl , buil4in, to pro- . 8U1rd and captain of the 1989 kind or !11h touncl In Ohio watcn teal J1pu,,U. S., ...urlly tr.. i,y Pltchln9 University of · Oklahoma football Nat&.n.1 , LN,..._La•, �!_r· • 11 �ft �14Jw. �uld, haa been slened by ttie 3-0; Ftlend, Plt1ter !Ml; G•� •. Sout.....lorn i° TOJ'Onto Argpnaub. He ls thfl Pirate, 2-0; . Wille,, Braves· ,ljlnoot _perreet .\i'101· 15th United States lmport. Sanford, Glantl 2-0; JileConitlalr:,' l� 1bo� 1111■, . , Giant,, l,j). ·'1!111'• "'°t,n DI�, , A...,.lc.ln . ...... - Cosale, llfl' 1 , , ,alljl mju,• � JO�ij\ow·:� on , · • . IN Sox 2-0; Coatu, Yankee, Ni Moraan, Ti1ers 2--0; Herbert , AtJt., _ . , , lelles 2-0. • 11, Ch kago lloom Mull Bf Mldt Ptr , A 8 · ·eat of Balll QII� Antvtng Sooo , • SALE ST�lTS,·$1' tlltDAY APlJL 30th �JH INCL UDES .1 ' 6 5 7 6 5 6 5 8 BOSTOr..i UPI-Ri!ilng young middleweieht Joe DeNueei gets his first big chance-and test1oni&ht when he meets Ralph (Tiger) Jone11 in a televised 10. round battle . at t.he Arena. Bashon S,ociety Event� Of Wetk $1 00 Trade ·On All Models 1 954 FORD Custom Y-8 4 Door · · · · · · $595 - Milwaukee L s A eI es s� Lou�; Philadelphia A triple in the top of the ninth lnrung - the second extra broke a 4-4 frame - by Lee of the Point Pleasant mg Blacks · · · to rs • ball game h ere against · and won th e v1s1 the M"ddl I ebe port Yellow Jackets Thursday afternoon, 5 to 4. The big blow off Tom Anderson who f.llowed a total of 1 0 hits came after pinchhitter Escue had walked to lead off the Rising Middleweight Geto Chance At Tiger Daily Sentine l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , April 29, 1960-S ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Apdl 39, 1960 �99.95 1 958 MERCURY Medtll1t 4 Door - · · · $1595 • � � -�: GB San t-'raneisco . . . 9 4 .692 1 • Heavyweights. 1 956 CADILtAC Coupe Devllle · · · · · · $1995 ' P Hhb"'gh Liston Ranked Behind Champ In . . . . · $895 1 955 FORD fai,lane . . . . . . · r � NATIONAL LEAGUE Hartinger Gets 4 for 4 At Plate Including long Poke For Home Run o:.'�t':� �:;t.-!·1:t;:;odc Again For Luck In Der.by Race :V 1 955 IUICf< ·Super tl�tp· C..,. · - · · $895 ·- S'l'ANDINGS los Angeles Dodgers that Willie Cincinnati Giants. They sang \he sophomore blues can still ··uoom 'em . " Mcl'ovey demonstrated tha1 for the .3:W-hitting rookie 1e11saThursday 11:ii!hl when his thre e-run eighth-inning homer and four runs baited in tarried the Giants to an 7-5 \'ictory over tht' Dodgers and into a second-place tie behind lhe stre11king Plttshurgh Pirates, who chalked uµ their seventh straight win. 3-0, over the Philadelphia Phillies . Ta,, Roebuck Pitch 'McCovf>y's game-winning blow cam e off Ed Roebuck, who had just replaced World Serif's star , Larry Sherry after the Giants took a 3-� lead. A crowd or 33,313 saw . white Ink a11d heather, !' A real .sporty job finished in Sherry tagged with his third deJ Power steering, power brakes, automatic dr.ve, radio, feat of the year while Jack San• heater. Seats mak� a bed. One local own�d car. Man, ford won his second gam e . you 'll like it! Bob Friend, one of the Pirates biuest disappointments or 1959, turned In his third straight vie• tory of the new season as the Pirat es equalled th e ,longest winning It's got that go-go.go. Wilh the .VO llocket eqgine and streak any NL team was able tu straight stick. A real sharp likle -Olds. One local owner. achi e ve in 'Ml. Friend str uc, out 11 batters, only one short of the Try it today ! club record set by Babe Adam8 in 1909, in a neat four• hiltcr. J" ,.. • . .. ,, � ______A _ ,,.._ " �r 1 r-----••------------------ p-ee, and 1lli mlnutea East 230 11rees, 16 mln utea East 230 feet; LiGAL NOTICE .hence North e de&rees, JO mmutea FO R SALE. FIVE lluOII HOUSE A �"ORD BETWEEN 1 929- 1 940 No. 12.9 1 1 West 596 feel ; lheace E111t 1 188 with bath. Nlce loeation. M.elviA Good body and . , fe!)�en State Hood. 1 1 1 Locwt SL. Pl>m&NJ By virtue of an Order of Sa.le leet; thence North 88 degrees and price and condihotf m first leiduly uuiued out of the Court ot JO minutea East 5,98 feet to the 3-30-JOtp ter. Write Mike Fultz, 1 10 High ----,-.,,--,-,Common Pleu o( M.ei.aa County, place of beJinni.na:, conta mmg CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE I.ESULni Street, Pomeroy, O. 4 26 3tp ROUSE F'OR SA.LE lri PAGE- u h, o, m the cue of Pomeroy Na• 18.M acre1. town, 11.& room,, t l'OOma down. t 1onal Bank, Rutland Branch, RutThird Tnct : Bein11: in fTa.ction RATES 2 up, appro.Llmateb' 1 acre le- land, O b10, again t Clyde Kmg and 36, Town 6, Range 14 West; begm. vel land exceJlent well 13 mUct He l en Km&:, upon a judillleot ning 212 feet South of the North• , I eenta ,er word. 01te b)IJtl'tli.., lllnbnum cblif'lit - 80 4:U� APAh'l'MENTS - i'urnlah� and from Pomeroy on St.ate Route therein renaered, and being C ue eaat corner of said Fraction 36; 1 t cm.ti per word for three couec,utive inoaertiona.. unturnllhed.. Mdlulen, M.iddlo­ 692. Price $800.00. Inquire No. 1 2,98 1 m said Court, I will of· thence South alon1 tbe East Ii ne SpradaJ. - one mouth for )0 centa per word. pott. Phone WY-2-0286. 2-3-11 Mrs. Howell 1.t Pa&etowa. hi! rate ol I P<T word 'Will be ctw,ied fw fer a t public sale at the front door of said Fraction 375 leet; thence 1 *CRYSTAL II DOI pold wllhin 10 days ofter r'"""Vll>41 bill. 3·12-60tc of the Courthouae in the Village South '7 degrees and 50 minutes : ROOM HOUSE, TWO , 7 AND 8 rn.t,, jn Adyerti"""' - Sbovld be report,d immediately. Tbe *CHINA room apartment.a. A. N. Bengel, iAitES SLAUGHTF...i PROPERTY, of P omeroy, Meiss Coucty, Ohio, 268 feet; thence North 43 degrees »&Uy Sentlitel will .not be responatble for more Ull%I one incor• 24 feet; minutes \\' and esl on the 2Ut day or May, 1960, at 00 Phone NY2•J272. l l-2·Uc Portland, Ohio. 5 room house, 1 rect inoertlolL *COSTUME JEWELRY aere, outbuildings, carpenter IO o'clock A. M. the following thence North 30 degrees end 30 tliard of Thanb aad Speclal Not.i(ea of E¥"•qta l l .UO. Obltu.ariel mlnu:es East 3:t, feet; thence North land and tenement,, le>wit: shop. Variety fruit and grapes. FOR RF..N'T HOUSE IN POMEROY pabliabcd at 1 cent per word. *Meeker BIIHoldlJ & Situated in lhe Township of Rut• 29 deRreea and .50 minutes East F. or further information call room, .and bath, unfurnished, 4 ':70RDS I DAY 3 DAYS 0 DAYS \ MO. degree11 1 275 feet; thence land, north County of Mt:igs, Stale of 7 VI 3-2476. 4 27 etp Call af1.tr 5:30 P. M:. Phone Punes 1� 80c IIOc $1. 35 $4 .M ------- ----- Ohio, and bounded and described end 15 minutes Eut 255 feet to WY2-a575 I as 4.Jfl-tfc ,1.20 211 80c $1.80 $6.00 the place of beginning, contai ning follow11: 5 ROOM HOUSE. Chicken house, Diamonds Remounle<I 7&c ,1.ao 311 $1.211 $7.M First Tract: Being in Section HI, ii\ all 135.74 acrea, more or Jess. cellar and garage, Cook's Gap 5 Room unfurnished apartment, Hill. Hatel Taylor, Phone. Town 6, Range 14, West bejpnning But subjecl to sll legat highways. and small furnished apartment Said real est.ate is appraised at 4 27 3tp 184.4 feet North of the Soutbe(list WY 2-6169. in Pomeroy. Phone WY 2•3028. corner of said Section 16; thence $3000.00 and cannot be sold for 4 28 31.c TWO HOMES NEAR RUTLAND. West 18 feel; thence Soutti 65 de• less Wlan two thirds of the ap­ *WATCHES 4 - room frame, 1 acre ground greea and 45 minutes Weat 462 praised value. FIVE, SIX, OR SEVEN ROOMS. 1nd 5 • ro<'m frame, 3.30 acres. feet lo the South line or aaid Sec• *JEWELRY ( I ) Notices 1 15 But ternut Ave. Inquire with· Terms: Cash in band on da)' of Sacrifice lor quick sale. Mabel lion; thence West along the South sale. in. 4 28 3tp · TWO PONY COLTS. REASON· * LIGHTERS Hogue, Rutland, Ph. SH 2-4932. line of said Section 2506 feet; ROBERT C. HARTENBBACH I able. David VanMeter, West SLEEPlNU llOOM. 409 W. Main-st 4 23 .6tp thence North .5 de!P'ees and 60 Sheriff, Meigs County, Ohio j ---------Columbia. Pomeroy, C11 ll WY 2· 284:8. 4•26-6tc *SILVER minutes East l l60 feet to the WEBSTER & FIJL'l'Z. BIG FOUR COTTAGE AND LOT ON ROUTE ' 4 29 6tp Attorneys for Plaintiff North side of Creek; thence along OLJVER TRAC.. ' TOR CulUvator1 60 , 338 above Antiquity near Ohio Now Factory Molhod *TRAVEL CLOCKS 14) 22, 29; (0) 6, 13, 20, Ole mowins machine. Ready for ----------River. Out of high water. Priced lhe North aide of the Creek North 1 33 dgreea and 30 minuteJ East work. Oulck aale. $300. G. A. to sell. See Arthur Arnott, Rt. 2 NEW YORK UPI-Student "vie 684.7 feet; thence South 2 degrees Ddm, Alcine, Phone W I9-3088. 4 2.6 6tc I Racine. tims of reprlsals" for anti-segreminute, We,t 817 fe t; and 00 $250 p..,. WNk 4 " 6lo gaiion demonstrations wlll 'be of• MODERN Good Man FIVE thence South 71t degrees and 30 , ' FOR SALE fered financial aid from the FURNITURE AUCTION Oy CON­ $170 pw WMk room bouee, full basement and minutes East 429 feet; thence t125 ,.,- wMlc Board or Missions of the Congre• , st11ned furniture at the MUes Av-..... Man F•lr Min attic. Auume balance of 4.'lb North 315 feet; thence Eatt 858 gatlonal Chrlstian C'hurches. The Mor.ument Building, W. Main We have all of the fatr and aver• direct government loan. Lot M feet; t.hence North 18 degrees and Rev. Dr. Truman B. Douglass, St. Racine, Ohi•, April 30th, ee age men we need, but we need xtM. Good neighborhood. Call 00 m.tnute1 West 132 f t; thenc<! executive vice president or the I Wblle You Wall 12:30 p. m.: 0 ga, ranges, J North minute, 84 degrees and 30 good men. 1'o these men, we will or aee Freddie Thabet, Maaon, board, sald Thursday the help dryer; 1 electric range, .5 bed­ offer a guaranteed weekly in• W. Vt. 4-26-Uc Ea1Jt 884.7 feet; lhence North was being orfered "as evidence Phone WY•!-3785 E. Main Street Pomeroy, Oblo room sultes, 1 coal range, 7 70 dearees and 30 minutes come and furnish him wilh all of the sincerity ol our convic­ coffee tabiea, 3 television,, 4 th e good qualified leads he can FOR SALE SEVt;N ROOM HOUSE Eaat 132 feet; thence North 61 de ­ with two baths, wage, waah crees and 30 minutes East 132 tions.'' : SER'vicE STATION relrigerltora, 3 breakfast sets, use. lie must be of good charPomertf, Ohio I. Mlln St, house, cellar, large comer lot feet; thence North 70 degrees and 4 li\rtng room suiteB, 4 W.llliherlli, actcr have an auto have a fam· - WY-2-9932 located in . Chester, Ohio, on 00 2 dlnnelte sets, 3 kikhen cab• minutes East 6e feet; ily obligation, man ' management Route 7. Priced Jo aelL If in.ter• thence North 76 degrees and Oil Cb.I_, Lube Jobi, jneta, other misc. furniture. capabiHtiea. These posllions are etted call or wr1�! Paul Pohn11, 00 minutes E.ast 47& feet to the TV Sloml>I Sale conducted by Bradford auilable in Meigs, Athens, Vin• Ripley, W. Va. hl. ES2-843S. East line of said Section 16; Auction Co. A. C. Bradford, ton and Jackson countiei;. 4-26-tfc M£r. Crllt Bradford, Auctioneer If you can meet the above qualifj . thence South along the .ta.st line TIRMITI AND PIST CONTROL -- -- Terms; Cash. - --­ of said Section 84S feet to the cations a.nd you are completely by f•ln. p,- Inspection,, lnaur• Not respons,ible for accident.8 place of beginning, cont1inin1 alnce,e ,boul o solid '"'""' · N 1,y N•tter.wlde. PhoM I, 4·23•6tc 56.3 acrea. call Lancaster OL 34515 for , aM A. Service 'StetlMI WYl.. Second Tract: Being in Fraction immediate appolntrnent. 4-2'-tfc 2366, . 4 29 2tc l ----- -------­ 8, Town � Range 14 Weit; be­ -------·----.HEALTHY WOMAN lla-70 TO FOR TRADE: TWO•BO'M'OM , 12 ginning in tl1e center of the public WORLD'S FI NEST PERFORMANCE SOMEONE TO CARE FOR � HU..D. live in and C(lOk rind keep hou11e in ch ll)ounled plow frr John road 33 feet Weat of the North­ REN for two weeks. Live In for ·mall. No drinklnJi!:. Write Deere 'MT. Will trade for cult!• west corner of Fraction 2; thence I Phone WY 2-2297 . 4 28 3tc: Box 668-H, c/o The Daily Sen• valor for same. Martin Wilcoxen, along center of the public road tinel, Pomeroy. 4 28 3tp 1 Racine, O., phone WI 9-308'1 . north 18 degrees and 26 minute, K ITCHEN HELi'. APPLY IN 4 'n 3t West 235 feet; thence alon& the TH>:RE WILL BE A DANCE AT center of the road North 16 de­ person oniy .11t Martin Restaur• the Moose Hall, Sa turday night grees 20 minL1te1 Weit 21'1.9 feet; ant, Middleport. 4 28 3tc 9: to 12:30 . . The public from 30' th,ence along the eenter of road is invited. There will alao be a NOTICE OF SALE North 19 degrees and 00 minutes ( Gun Shoot, Sunday at 1 p. m. on By virtue or a Chattel Mortgage Weet 591 .2 feet; thence along cen­ __ Rt. 7 behind the 1katlng rink. . I lliiNglllill I. 0. McCOY executed and delivered by Gary ter o f road North 40 degrees and For FREE lnspedloa 4 28 3tp AUCTIO,.IIR Lee to the undenigned on March 30 m i n ute& West 177.4 feet; lhehce Cu,tom control pantl with all PHONE Route 2, Lone Bottaim, • Jh& 2, 1959, and noted by the Clerk along the center of road North � ccintrols convtnl.ntly located WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK or GJlmore's Supply Store of Courli; of Meigi; County, Ohio, degrees and 30 min utes West 153 May 9 to .May 11t. open Monday, AIR C<JND!'l'IONINO, UFRIGER· on the Title or the automobile feet to the North line of aaid Sec­ May 16. "CllU ' 111 Shoe Repair," WY•2•::074 ation aervlce. Jack's BefrlJera­ herelnafter d�scribed, on March 2, tion 6 ; thence West 2280 feet to ';,tlddleport. 4 28 6tp tlon, New Haven. Pbone TU 1 959, and on which derault haa the Northwest corner of Hid Frac­ I Sound Oui Front Z•nltll Vaughan's Exlenntnallng ��37. 6-23-tf been made, the undersigned will tion 6 ; thence South IJ degrees and Quality 1p11Mrt-ont on ATTENTION TIACHIRS Company elth•r tld• of plcturt screen Teacher• needed ror 1mmmer H· sell the goods .11nd chattels describ­ min utes East 160 feet; thence 25 It. Marva, 'h. Va. for tha be1t In TV �ii;u aIa:nment ,Oua.... -••·• 1ncome. ----·------·-­ MUILLIR FI.IRNACll.11,,, W SrlNG­ ed in !laid mortgage, to. wit : 1 9$4 South 17 degrees and 15 minutes . tone qulllty. For -tnformatlon, 1'11 write . M.r. ,D«µif -U P FIXTURES FOR SHOW HOUSI •pptl■nnL ArMhl ... Mercury, ts-cylinder, 4-door Sedap, Weat �'7 feet; thenre Sol,\th 375 Clark, P. O. Oux 4083, l'Brken• th•r•, lyncuN, Ohio. Phone Serial Number �SL 42773M, at feet; thence North ff?' dtin•ee,i ' a""° luaine111, ;ttidney V 1pread straps 4 29 3t1,1 •-•thd'-11 !Gt of other 1hlngs at a burg, W. Va. 1 1 -19'11c public ,ale at Tom Rue Motors, dh ro m lnutea East 16'7 feet; tliellce WY-2-4314------bargain. Also 1100d horse drawn South Third Street in the Village South SO degrees and 40 minutes • " Fringe lock" olrcult d"k harrow· No. 12, double '" Th!LEVISION RADIO A.'W SIi.ALL or Middleport, ;deigs County, Ohio, East 390 feet; thence So\1th 14 d• . ...... bum ....... . appliance rep1lr. Phone Oti1 work harnelfl, good shape. 1 on May 13, 1 960, al 10:00 o'clock grees a11d 10 minutes Well 1 00 • _.Capacltf•ltlua" componlllla McCllnloct. Racine, Oblo. 10:n FORD VB 2 dr. Sedan. Fordo• young • year old iron gN1y feet ; thence South 10 degree, and a. m. 2-1-tfc mule. Extra sharp. 11281J.OO. rnare, 1100d worker single or Clti:r.ens National Bank I� m i nutes East S84 feet; thence • au,..•lne pJctwe l111Nl Blaettnar ·,. Pomero.v. 4 27 (ltf.: double. Good set harness on CIJSTOAI BU ILT Kl1',Jl£N D£. South 53 degrees and 30 mlnutea Mortgagee • CIMlena• plctura ..... back. Also, good to ride. See (4) 29; (5) 6, 10, 12, 4tc E111t 3,82 feet; thence North 84 dellpld fo:- •our hOlll'l ..,..,. .. l 9Mj CHEVROLET V8 SY:tlon Wa• • T••• --1 Howard Stewart, Harrisonville, ttm,tN. ll'nn.man aud Abbotl 10n. One careful owner. Shows RL I, Ohio. 4 28 3tp H-tf P!lone WY-2-o321. b1J1t or c111re. $1390.00. Blaotl• nan, Pomeroy. 4 27 61.c 119 ACRE FAH M--Good 6-r.am TILIVIIION RADIO AH0 SMALL C ontemporary l o•boy styllng, � I house wilh bath, 2-room aecond AppU1nc. ,.,-Ir. C•II PHnk overell dlegon■t measure, 282 sq. In. AU Mah.. MM! Me.MIi house, 2 barns, double aarage. Capteln1, 414 N, Second Ave., In l1,1�r H M Horhi:ontal C-al• of re ctang u l a r p i c ture are a . In ... TROPOLITAN MOTOltl Water .11upply, 2 due wells. I J tfe Mlddl•port. -•.- volts of pletura ,ower­ gra ined Walnut, M 1t109any, Blond Le111ed, mineral rl&hll go. Prl<".e onl:, ttand1rd h1ndcraft1d cltcultcy ' O a k , M a p l e o 23 Inch 'f\'AUCTION ta uHd tor more opa5affna d-,and­ ,._..,, Oh• ­ $6800.00. Nylon ll1de•A-lied and . F r ooted W a l n u t sbmty and IHI ..,va MldachtL FOR Compl.t• Service chair, $175; 9 x 1 2 wool rA8 and 1967 BUICK V8 Cenlury 2 dr. hard Only color,. • Crltt Bradford pad, $7.5; Hotpoinl automallc Lop. l'ower at�na: and br1ke11. 'Wrlh, Phane ar Cont1ct WUh Trade clothes dryer SM; Kohler and Dynaflow drive. One careful 10 Mahogan1 A, C. IIAOl'OrtD, a.cine, Ohie. Campbell piano, :»o; Large owner. J.Jke new rlni■h inaidt! Perfection fuel oll stove, $1 1.5. and out. 117"6.00. BlaeUnar·,, See Sylvi11 carman, Peach Fork 4 27 8tc Pomtiroy. Road, or Phone WY 2-686n. RepubU.an • 28 3tc 1868 PONTlAC va 4 dr. Sedan. Ra­ • P11ff Power '""''-""• • M..1...... Ch■1tl1 fof N1l.,­ . . Capable dlo ,nd healer. One caNl(ul own . w,vlclfttl. • "�•lty -Plu1" COffl,■tllMI for I� llfo CITY PRICES FOR DO YOU PAY er. Sharp car. '2f90.00, Blaetl· • Sun shin■ ptctur■ TIIN • Z.fth Spotllte Dl•I • Clt1of111,• Courteous used fKrm mach inery? See Blll 4 27 6tc nar's, Pomeroy. hce �I... 1le11 • Dip... 9"Nllne • To• c...,. h•tfl■ Goodwin and buy at farm pricea. . Exporlenced Six mile, from Wilke■ville. • lf,500 v•ltt fll pictuN pt,WW I -11 for !>ale 4 28 SOtc Before 9:30 A.114. Paid Pol. Adv. Mlddlopo.t WY,2•264t WlNOOW 8LIND4 AN1l SJIADEB Pomoroy WY ,Ntt5 Ven�Ua11, Bllnda, all lilea 1nd STURDY BABY BED. SOLID panel �AUTI PIID ffCIIII THI STttOWl MODIL D1•1n eolorL Jtret l1Uma1.a,. Dale foot and head board, adjustable A♦ C14" O\IOTIII ctiqonal fflfflitlftl, 104 WlpPol Supply, ata tJalon tve., sprlnp, · s1mmon1 "Beaut)'-Baby" Yuk•n 14141 sq. lncbts of pic.u" vtewta1 a.,... 1-MOtc P•ero)', Ohl<,, waterproof interaprln& mattre81. In Cara au Lal\ (Ortv•,.....•111) F.xcellenl condltlon. Ph. W Y 2- HAMILL SIAVICI ITATION ALL STEEL FLAT Biro 8 rr. BY �. Onty fl3&.9� t 27 3tc ans. ll'ii It lor &wo ton truck. Price $200. o. F. L,yont, OIRLII , Ivery D111 lertlN 4-211'3tc 8H2 Wet and wlndlq You • lh&Y a• wen be dead II wlth­ � ' qut whlte Uinnl1 oxford.a. We hrin Y')llr pleuuro lo an ond .. LIVI IAI T. MINNOWI, HIGHT haVe them a& ,1.99, $3.29 aud Woo & C�IL,lN lly lf you'ro · 1y. qulck.,,-'4 pt1et TV R•.,.tr ­ �•Im, lllhlnt '"!l!PIIN, flob• M,f9. NavY and cha-ch• hats $1. an Un.S.C. Carl Our Steorln1 Chedl,U, P1-o WY-2-2115 1111 lice- a,1µ1111" lronp 8 4 27 4tc Shot1 Bpx. ia juot. lho llcket tor a wobbly, vlbra::J .,...,.,, 0111 •• 1. a. lo 7:IO.p. m, week '· car lhol •tiff.rubber hndlr f-10 a. m. FHe Novelty lllol, lho "cultwil" in for • lllop, t,ll•lllc ,i!NGER ZIG•ZAO SEWING MA­ ClllNE. · Llke new. OrJ11:lnalb HOM.I, BUt..DERB, BIIICII CARI· thorou h 1Vln1-over on our 0 . NET maken Formica link topa. coat ,,ver $300. Pay ort balanCil 1>.\ VIDSON MODEL l � HARUn' accurate "Bear, AJinement. Vinyl 11hfl,t01 block laid. Hotue Of Sl 1:il.00, PIYl'IU!nll 18 per mo. CISctllent condlt.Jon, rftlt $la& Rack. 11 '1 I Safety r,paln ot 1ll dd<l'lptl- Call Phone WY 2·220f 4 27 3tc get■; 11. Phone CK 'f•JUI. Servi,you OWi yourGuy :Mt' 1ler, Ra.cine, OJuo. ' 4 28 31c 11lf, your ear Md SINGER SEWING MACIIINE2 24 kound bobbin model 8tl in brand your nei1hbonl new con,ole cablnet. Orialnally ClltAVILY TI.ACTOR IALII AND lanlco. ,11 I. Molll, Pomtror. 1old ' fer ,179.30. over pay­ - WY2-2f7S, - 'tll t ment• $'1 per linonlh, Balance p. m. untll J1H1• I. IIIIIIIIUt due ,$84.&0. Phone WY 2- 2204. ,. Har•I- ..,.hart, R...rnlllo. 4 21 at, Olllt. - Coololllo Mtl, RATS KIL!,ED WITH STAii 1,1.,u, War!,rlq. 2\Jo Ibo., Sl .4U; t Ibo. . .. . 5'11� p �. 1nd IU!flOIOed, \' Derwch Hvdw1ro. 14) 27, .28, 29 ; (3) 4 , 3, ft, TRADE . ' � . DON 1 1, 12; IS, 18, ID, ®• 26, ·'"I ', ,�,t ,.� ' 21; 3, , 10, It Empllet .\ll - Filla Jut ' .... . :;...i .: , },,: ' : 13, 1ft, 11, HIP , 6-Dllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 29, 1960 ( 1 1 ) Wanted To Buy 1 (21 l Real Estate WANT ADS roa Lf9al Notice I c... ■ ( 1 4) For Rent °""" ..i-,,. ---- === PHONE WY-2-21 57 t 9 ) For Sale - TELEV ISION GU I DE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Comedy Playhou� Adventure Time Steamboat B.IU CIJ-.o Kid Music In the Round The JUI\ 1"'arkPr ��ow Dct.th Valley Daya Thls Man Dawson Masquerade Party Race For Space Bell Telephone Hour New1 Bead.llOI&, ?le-1then-11t 1 !11 IMCk PW' Sb" UIO star. "'' 41:00 t:30 1:0C IJ!O t :00 II: l lS '1:00 '7:30 8:30 9:30 10:00 ti on 11 :10 ---. Channel 3 - Saturday -- - ( 1 7 ) Hel p Wanted CAR WASH and MOTOR CLEANED $4.50 ---=,-,------ Your Gift Headqoarten I LANDMARK K & C JEWELERS Mothers Day Sale On Televisions ---- - ------- I \ 1 __..,. .,nums-at19.:...,,............ .,..,. _" 20 J Business Services extra •ily features: 1 8 ) Aut-9 Sa les 1o, .-.... u.. ... · ... . ... ---------·- Vote For C. 0. Fisher -- --- --- .,.... c...,. u• c•n ■■• * TREASURER Primary -- ij, ., , I Ii � EXTRA ZINITH QUALITY Fl4TURIS II -.. -­ All••·, - !!•� ■ ctva.. -=--·- -----·--:, --- r,kc na u, ce, �. a, e, .-•·Tl··-··· l9ol Morine Sµppli• - ,.,. E::.:J: .. tn Ll-lo lt. IIIID IOATI AND MOTCIII. ' Ph... WY-NU1 MIUl....t M4 . .. wlollo tt,ow IHI, Moire, ,oil♦-• _,., MoM 111•uR-Noi 11. ,-,.., - WY- · . .,.._ l(lddlepcllt. fir', Auto­ a,obllt,, Pbonl WY-> 111111,· FOR SALE: one 11 loot plywood _ boat, One 10 HP Mer<ury Burri• COllPUl'II: llli� �� loelloa. · Life, Auto, l'lff, Pollo; cane motor. $100. Phone BWef , Call DOIi llllll, _,.., Jim Jacobo, WY 2-2.131 . ,' ' :Ill oi, , � "' "° ■. ■ .. LUIIDIPIPSON aondo. -·=-c:=c::- - tlrivinc Looking Washer· . Have . I . But Look.At TIM Price • Aligned & Balonced By A Fae� Trained s..-�11at Only $16t.oo •. .. • .'•. '' . ,, J;, r r � • I II ' ', ·, . � I i . 13 - Friday I Channil ~ t:00 The Brighter Day t:u1. The Secret Storm 4:80 The ,Edge of Niiht t:00 'l1le Three Stoo a:es �:30 Ulp of 1\lleY •:oo Arthur J. Rmltb--N•,.. A Look at the Weather El:20 'fhe .,.Ju1e Rivlln Show 7:0l •,:::10 8:30 9:00 ,0:00 lo·.30 \1:00 d :16 l:30 •,L • Markham Ra1vhlde Hotel De Paree weaUngbouse Playhouse The Twlli&bt Zone Vue .., witneH to History 1 1 ')'clock New• Theater 18 . Sip. Off $Itv . nlay llladnel. t� 3 •,aroo toln Kan ,,oo D:00 I0:00 •0:10 11:00 U:30 12:00 1i:30 , l :00 4:30 5:00 f:00 Cap Out' Gl,111 Comedies Cartoon Show Mighty . Mo� Pb.yl..QUal: flle Lone Banaer C1rloon Theattr Sky Kini Jet Jool<ton Movie 'Matinee . S P<lrls Special Jluce Party Movie SpectacUl� ��:Gbo f� .LOBBNZO, �Uf. UPJ- ;, 'Wflre �tf .) CIJ&L'I KA.YOB ' . ...=,;1,..,.,��=-.. "t 8·30 9:00 Q130 lO·OO 10:30 t :'00 • · ·o j:30 I'll• --,,- Wan ted-Dead er Alive Ir. Lucky nave Gun, W.W. Travel Gun111moke Not For Hire Newa and Weather. Theater 13 Sl,in OH Sunday - Channel 1 3 ,tSO t:4t 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 t :3o 2:00 Revival C!'UIJde AmerlejiDI 'at Worll: ChrlaUan Science FYl €amen 3 Blg ptcture RFD, U.S.A. Rev. Elwood Glbbo ' . � � r/� �, 1f ,f_:BIJSIESI' CORNER IN TOWN CO�TSt'�.c. ·\ '.'.�·��- Pa�n�· � :r In l�r'' MI DDLEPORT, .. -r -·-� .,�. o. . .. · -----·:... ··;;.·.,....,,,... L�·- or, a lhort bualnesa me-eun1 wu held. Gon,e, were played and ... ,later girt, wer, e:r,bjlnled. Attending wei·e Mn. 'l'HoJnlll Grin,tead, Mrs. Cliff �. Mn. �c­ Clyde Ried, Mr■, WIiiiam Farland, Mr.a- Harold Mra. Ttaelma CaPtll\lrt, , Mrs. t)i,r,­ rtnef Lieving, Mrs. Pansy Fu·, Mr1. Josephine Miller, Mrs. D:9u1• la, Miller, Mrs. James Cunn�• ham, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, ,:ue,sia, t(rs. Harry Capehart, Kathy Wei• ver and tbe hostess. .... l''" GALLIA & MASON . EDDI E ATK I N S '.l\l! "· or 1:1-•PI�• . •�ft �t "°"" •f, · twin• goodbye Wednetday hurried off lo • ea,tro Vpllff c�t• Mn. hoapital-w h�e ; trip4ftl. to _ promptly gave birth - - - -"---­ ·� Country and Western Requests rve boen worrying about that. l'op, ., ' . .. •· HOW MUCH 00 "/00 CHARISE TO TAKE A CASE 'i OKAV- MA'iBe 'IOU CAl-l LOCATE A QUARTER. OF MINE THAi'S MISSI� ,, ;i I . I. ON ''Mr. Music'' . AT 12:45 P.M, ON WJ E H .. ..,, >I ..t·jf• . . .• ' _r',t . .• .I; . . • GREAT BAI.LS O' FIRE !! ■ ITH_ _ _ \ w Plays You, 12:30 Oral Roberts I :00 ' Movie Ma.aterplen1 4 :�0 Willard Wilcox �,00 · Face the Notion 5:30 Git Coll••• Bowl 6:00 Small world 11:80 Tbe ir,,entieth � 7:00 1,,,..i91e . 30 'Dennis the l[enaCf 8 :00 Ed Sulliv� Show . · 9:00 GE,Tliel� ll PreNll k U:$0 Allred llilcllco< IO;OO lack Benny Program. lQ:tO What't llr Line ll:!)O G•"""1 ,t:ll �� � u1. -, \ ti!"' S ·- ' ' '· ciue -·--:---:�---:-::=-tOO 8N UFYY AMI•-•~ w... PACK MEETING HILD Cub Scout Pack 256 held a meetinJ Tuesday evening at the City fklildine:. Rea:letratlon cards were presented to all Cubs. The followin1 awards were presented Ronnie Floyd, Wolf, Arrowp0lnt and 1 year pin ; Raymond McF'arland, Wolf and 1 year pin; Mark Arrowpolnt, Grinstead, Woll, Denner Strip and 1 Y�lr pin; ROTARY SISSION · Lynn Tennant 2 year pm. The Rotary Club met (or their Roush 1howed • meetlnC Thunday eve9lng at 'the N:ra. Nelson allde1 taken of the acouta and Hartford Methodist CHurch with a . few of their 1ctlvltiei also o f .tbe women of the church ten.i]\g .nany acentc views taken In Flor- the dinner. Rev. Robert DIU• of ida Hd Sll\.g,ty� 'ltwntalns. G,ames the �UB Church wa.1 i-U,fit apeik· �e the;:� played. er. A,ttending were Donald Fo&leLayne, · J;)ohald Refrt:shll\enu were ,;.,::ved to IIOUI, Herman Mrs. Vernon Harrah, Mn. Nelson . �111b1 Lloy d , llo�ah. Floyd Car­ Rou,h, Mrs. Robert Dtle Roush, mack, Richard ord, Dr. John Mrs. Ray Sisk, Mrs . John Bost, JlidawlY, J. L. StA.YWJrl, _ Jack 'Mn. Loren Bird, Mr1. Roy Jonea, Flesher, J•mes H1;mpton, ,J\om,e Mra. Tom Hortman, Mra. Marvin Wllll,;mison, Harry Miller, C), J. Rouah, Mn. Lewis Capehart, Mrs. ,Bostic, Philip Wolpert, i. L. • tein Richard Ord, lira. Carl Tennant, 11lomas Reed and Rev. tnemtn . Mn. Foller Grinstead, Mr. and COUPLIS CLUa · Mrs. Paul Powell, Mr. and Mu. 'the Couple,. c.iub met Saturday William McFarland Roger Harrah, Roa:er Ro1,11h, Ronnie Roush, eveni'!-g at the Martin Rutau,arl& . P,iul Sayre, GreJ Gibbi, Tommy for dmner. The members were Grimm, Ro8'1e and Mike Floyd, then &uesta of Mr. and .Mi's.. Gary and Rodney Goodnile, Leon • Lester_ Zerkle -.1 their home Tho.,. ard Morris, Ned Armstrong, Ran• attendmg were Mr. •nd Mr1. Ro., dy Roush, Merry Alice and Paul bert Cooke, Mr. and Mr■. Earl ; Bost, Sammy Bird, Morri s Roush, Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Burn� Johnny Wood, Jeanne, Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and. , John David Morgan, Mike J Ones, Mr. and Mrs. Zerkle, Tommy Hoffman, Raymond M_c- WOME N VOTERS HOLD $I.ION ; Farland, Ricky Powell, Th _,\Vqq>eQ. V9totf i!/1 61 Roush 1 Phil Capehart, _ Dick Ord � �fPP _ ' ,eveliti,.i it. thl hoQ\ij ·· IIN• Lyllll Tennant, Dehlie" Ind ,nk , Grinstead, Johnny and D ores iVaven Heigh'6. A. report wH lqtj i"j Bumgarner, Tommy Howard, Bil• eo by Mrs. Jac k - Flesb'.CIJ' anp MrSj , ly Joe Rouah and Melvin Fr>'Frallz Reichert o1 the �cent · -board of eduCatlon meeting they· GOOD WILL CLUI MIITS attended as ohsener1 where the The Good Wlll Club met Fri- c.,ming ·bu ildlog pro1tam was dis day evenlni ■t the home of Mrs. cuised. Mrs. Reichert alao report-, Ray w�ver. During the evening ed on -ihe stale meet1n1 of the League hel d a't Beckley; · She at�· tended as a delegate. The pr9gram was 11reirented by r Mrs. Chester Weiver who d11cU1-i sed vari11us county offices their dulies. .; Attend.Jog wer'e Ma. lllllle Krodef, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. t. Dyer, Mrs. Kent Miller, M� Weaver, Mrs. Harry Layne, •i 0. J. Ro.tic, Mrs. R11.lph Crump�, J,lra. Re\c�crt, Mrs. Fleaher, Mrf,, 1.loyd f\oush and Mrs. Thompseo. · . 1:!JO l'ffTY,_::= M•'°:::"::...------·------c-: --�":-:­ Costello, 116. •�d° his wile, �-· (:qstdfoe Off To geaja , aa.- ti� .!:r..--o!d . !J Start ello, ·'i:' )lr/ and Mra'., Mlchael J. poat y famil Iariie a · ,t:' who h� to have , �o � flyiJ\�t&� todlY . I >11,.,.... W HT N�TV �Chan nel 13 · 8.\Rl, ti Y UOOOLI': oad . . , 1M•'(J.�$ FURNITURE SUMMER MONTHS ONLY DODGE - DODGE-DART - f>ESOTO \, .\ W�J" . Ali•�aho ";1n':."!'1" . ,.'!J!..�n: lj� 'l"' .!j. SboW t,. Noon · New, WIUIZ\d N11-n Nt•eke11d nc, New■ �o t,ad Nt,WI Weekond New• Weekend Guest Star Pflt Boone Show " ,_ Sundo-n "·nnach OH the Air · . - Sund•r 7:48 Sip On '7:4'1 Slindq Chapel Like An Automatic A.M. lo 4:30 P.111, R. H�· Rawlings Sons Co• ' · _ 's:tute TqP Ten ,. c_apc, I'!�, !111.,. IJ' ,,,o wrm (• Servlee Department, Bo111'111 Phone WY-2-lllZ . In Town Ca, 7:30 ' ,, ' I Not Only The Best Your sffl'Uli CQU>lil'OT REFRIOEIIATOR. '30, 4 28 31< Phone WY 2•:IOt4 , n.- ''8118'' llli'IIRma (20b) I nsurance .as, clrivinc a-., Brine ■ -- - ia... """"° ..., blah- . . ' 6 ,00 Reeo~ 1'•e 7 :30 Die" Clark Sbow 8:30.f Amoa •n• ,An.dy I Call Dlci Sterrett ----- Badcre • and BUIIe.. Eddie seacrIst Show Lunch With SOUPY Sales Gr•v ., Gboat TV Clasaroom Tall< B,ck �tudlo .wrestUng 8:00 9",. 111<,Dl&,HDSJ Ql� llllolool Country IJYl>1I Tlmt 8:IP Tbr: BundaY N..., t:111 Tb,, Sunday J!l,9w lO:IO New, 10� The 8uada7 Dow , 1 1 :JO The Army Bour 11!00 IIOQll Newo lZ:10 Viqlnla Vl..toe <P•1•vDlo "pootoUe (Joarcl,) 12:30 United NaUoQf Show UM Sodal Se< urity 1 :00 Rev. Teel.I (Carpeatl:7) t:JO Sunday Show--. l•,00 - ....,_, ShoZ:IO Broodwoy llb9w.... 8 :0f SU!ldly Sbow.8:80 Bev. WUIOft (Ke• U.\'t.n Church of Ood) 4:00 Suaday Showcue 4:30 NeW■ t:� Surtday Show'!I-" eather . .-., , : &.30 Ne ws &: 5:40 Congrea5man l(oeller' 3:•S W11hiu&on Report■ to the Peep le e:00 Sundown Serenade 8:30 the Air . lltvnlOJ Sip On Gutll Star ,Jrewa • Wtather llf'I) �aldoll Porty New1 Breaktaat Party News 11 to \le New M' oven r1oc1·ety Events t'Xe!II ,1:00 Jobh �· 12:SO Bishop Pike conec• If.,.. � 1 :30 Big Pict9re 2:00 Mystery Matinee 3:00 Open Hearing 3:30 Campatan ,Round-up t:00 The cornmonwealth of Nation, ' 4:30 'l'BA &:00 Mattie'• Ft\ndaJ -� &:30 News con!�••• 6:00 People's Cholce 6:30 Robin Hqod 1 •0J Tracidofl T '!O lh,\'!tr1Cll 8130 Lawman 9:00 The Rebe', 9:30 - Tll� lO;SO Johnny Slaccato ,,oo �,u I J $289 OO Meigs County ,:00 u :00 12:00 12·.30 1:00 1 :30 2:00 . .... ... NO PRODUCTION SHORTCUTS Science Fiction .theater )!eel the Sunday 'tfe�e Ple�e Overland frail Fra.11cea IAl)ford Sll')w <lbtT,1' ...... Loretta Yl!jl" g Wle�lta To'/'/1 Newt B�••.DN ; · Sundty � CIN:::111 I .....,•...,a Qannel cJ - �;J11111n11IJ .. .., t: :t::�:'.'.,,""' /' , :11 ,.tent 4:30 6,00 8:!40 '7:00 8:00 9:00 10;00 10,30 1 1 ·00 ll :]0 11:10 Sl&n On Tl\.is is the Life TV Chapel Industry on Parade Garden Club of W. Va, Ohamplonshi.p Bowling Sunday Movie.time . TBA Favorite Story ' SlaW B:90 B� !-¥•• It til'flli .. 9;00 10:00 Jul,l!<!t· · i,. J:'.'A11:00 UP,\o'IQj-HIRUle N.. t l :10 Spo,rti:..port 11:15 Late �" ,,., ; " ·00 ·-,--'--'-�,:--:..-:::--- ,,oo •• l&ip for �! ··-- --- Ctrt111 Bor True Story TBA: l)own on the li"arrn Cinclll11ati ' Basebali The School • Story Science Flction Theater Detective's Diary Waterfront Home Run Derby 1:00 · 5:80 8:00 O:M 6:40 6:411 .. :;., ,i,,.:....r for aNM111aa. ■ """ II 12:.00 12:16 1:80 1·35 ·. 2·30 2:35 3:IO S,35 4:30 411& 5:30 8·46 · 6;.00 6:30 ,o n,I 8 WC HS.TV "aBr••• �nne: 8 -Frida-,_ I Li-•�to ... I snn '• 1111 All N911 1960 Legal Notice Slln ·oa Circle 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen o f Jun11te Junior Auction Howd,J Dood, T!I, llull IDd - -, ' 1 1 : 15 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 12:45 l :00 2:00 3:30 4;00 AmertclJl Bandttllld Tin Tln Rtn ' Francisco !eat Ynur t;SIO ReO""i.9t Weather Teller John Daly News Buddy surcher' Show 7:10 Walt Disney Presents Man From Blaci Haft • 9c00 '1'l Sunset Strip 10,00 The 1:ietectlvem 10:30 :Black Sadd!e 11 :00 1'h4' News Tonleht ,1:olll Scannlnl( the weather .-- •1:10 Sport• !leporl '11:10 Late ShoY' .,Z,45 81,in Off. IIANnCBAmll OUAUTY 24-a For Sale or T rode 1'MPO D;ajly r,� �ult '"° Show :o:ao si:. Channel 3 - Sunf!a, u,111 1:15 ' 8:00 t:00 D:30 10·00 IO:llO 11:00 11 :80 12,00 12:30 '1 :00 1:25 4:00 4,30 0:00 5:30 6:00 1:1111 0:00 1:.10 0·11> 1:00 8·80 9;35 1·30 o:00 fl:SO New1 Picture 6:•s Saturday Sparta Rouqdup 6:55 Weathercalt 'J:00 Saturday Nljb.t Jambone r :SO Bonanu 8:30 Man and the Challen1e 81:00 'Ibe Depu\:)' 1 9:30 World Wide 60 ] 10:30 Man From Interpol NeWli � 1 l l :00 1 ' 1:10 Weitbe� •l:U ibockwolcb dlO lltan Off Qannel 3 - F!lday I For Graduate • • Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Mlddleport , O., April 29, 1Q60-7 .--- FOR MOTHER * This Week's Special • ' ' . �r 1 r-----••------------------ p-ee, and 1lli mlnutea East 230 11rees, 16 mln utea East 230 feet; LiGAL NOTICE .hence North e de&rees, JO mmutea FO R SALE. FIVE lluOII HOUSE A �"ORD BETWEEN 1 929- 1 940 No. 12.9 1 1 West 596 feel ; lheace E111t 1 188 with bath. Nlce loeation. M.elviA Good body and . , fe!)�en State Hood. 1 1 1 Locwt SL. Pl>m&NJ By virtue of an Order of Sa.le leet; thence North 88 degrees and price and condihotf m first leiduly uuiued out of the Court ot JO minutea East 5,98 feet to the 3-30-JOtp ter. Write Mike Fultz, 1 10 High ----,-.,,--,-,Common Pleu o( M.ei.aa County, place of beJinni.na:, conta mmg CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE I.ESULni Street, Pomeroy, O. 4 26 3tp ROUSE F'OR SA.LE lri PAGE- u h, o, m the cue of Pomeroy Na• 18.M acre1. town, 11.& room,, t l'OOma down. t 1onal Bank, Rutland Branch, RutThird Tnct : Bein11: in fTa.ction RATES 2 up, appro.Llmateb' 1 acre le- land, O b10, again t Clyde Kmg and 36, Town 6, Range 14 West; begm. vel land exceJlent well 13 mUct He l en Km&:, upon a judillleot ning 212 feet South of the North• , I eenta ,er word. 01te b)IJtl'tli.., lllnbnum cblif'lit - 80 4:U� APAh'l'MENTS - i'urnlah� and from Pomeroy on St.ate Route therein renaered, and being C ue eaat corner of said Fraction 36; 1 t cm.ti per word for three couec,utive inoaertiona.. unturnllhed.. Mdlulen, M.iddlo­ 692. Price $800.00. Inquire No. 1 2,98 1 m said Court, I will of· thence South alon1 tbe East Ii ne SpradaJ. - one mouth for )0 centa per word. pott. Phone WY-2-0286. 2-3-11 Mrs. Howell 1.t Pa&etowa. hi! rate ol I P<T word 'Will be ctw,ied fw fer a t public sale at the front door of said Fraction 375 leet; thence 1 *CRYSTAL II DOI pold wllhin 10 days ofter r'"""Vll>41 bill. 3·12-60tc of the Courthouae in the Village South '7 degrees and 50 minutes : ROOM HOUSE, TWO , 7 AND 8 rn.t,, jn Adyerti"""' - Sbovld be report,d immediately. Tbe *CHINA room apartment.a. A. N. Bengel, iAitES SLAUGHTF...i PROPERTY, of P omeroy, Meiss Coucty, Ohio, 268 feet; thence North 43 degrees »&Uy Sentlitel will .not be responatble for more Ull%I one incor• 24 feet; minutes \\' and esl on the 2Ut day or May, 1960, at 00 Phone NY2•J272. l l-2·Uc Portland, Ohio. 5 room house, 1 rect inoertlolL *COSTUME JEWELRY aere, outbuildings, carpenter IO o'clock A. M. the following thence North 30 degrees end 30 tliard of Thanb aad Speclal Not.i(ea of E¥"•qta l l .UO. Obltu.ariel mlnu:es East 3:t, feet; thence North land and tenement,, le>wit: shop. Variety fruit and grapes. FOR RF..N'T HOUSE IN POMEROY pabliabcd at 1 cent per word. *Meeker BIIHoldlJ & Situated in lhe Township of Rut• 29 deRreea and .50 minutes East F. or further information call room, .and bath, unfurnished, 4 ':70RDS I DAY 3 DAYS 0 DAYS \ MO. degree11 1 275 feet; thence land, north County of Mt:igs, Stale of 7 VI 3-2476. 4 27 etp Call af1.tr 5:30 P. M:. Phone Punes 1� 80c IIOc $1. 35 $4 .M ------- ----- Ohio, and bounded and described end 15 minutes Eut 255 feet to WY2-a575 I as 4.Jfl-tfc ,1.20 211 80c $1.80 $6.00 the place of beginning, contai ning follow11: 5 ROOM HOUSE. Chicken house, Diamonds Remounle<I 7&c ,1.ao 311 $1.211 $7.M First Tract: Being in Section HI, ii\ all 135.74 acrea, more or Jess. cellar and garage, Cook's Gap 5 Room unfurnished apartment, Hill. Hatel Taylor, Phone. Town 6, Range 14, West bejpnning But subjecl to sll legat highways. and small furnished apartment Said real est.ate is appraised at 4 27 3tp 184.4 feet North of the Soutbe(list WY 2-6169. in Pomeroy. Phone WY 2•3028. corner of said Section 16; thence $3000.00 and cannot be sold for 4 28 31.c TWO HOMES NEAR RUTLAND. West 18 feel; thence Soutti 65 de• less Wlan two thirds of the ap­ *WATCHES 4 - room frame, 1 acre ground greea and 45 minutes Weat 462 praised value. FIVE, SIX, OR SEVEN ROOMS. 1nd 5 • ro<'m frame, 3.30 acres. feet lo the South line or aaid Sec• *JEWELRY ( I ) Notices 1 15 But ternut Ave. Inquire with· Terms: Cash in band on da)' of Sacrifice lor quick sale. Mabel lion; thence West along the South sale. in. 4 28 3tp · TWO PONY COLTS. REASON· * LIGHTERS Hogue, Rutland, Ph. SH 2-4932. line of said Section 2506 feet; ROBERT C. HARTENBBACH I able. David VanMeter, West SLEEPlNU llOOM. 409 W. Main-st 4 23 .6tp thence North .5 de!P'ees and 60 Sheriff, Meigs County, Ohio j ---------Columbia. Pomeroy, C11 ll WY 2· 284:8. 4•26-6tc *SILVER minutes East l l60 feet to the WEBSTER & FIJL'l'Z. BIG FOUR COTTAGE AND LOT ON ROUTE ' 4 29 6tp Attorneys for Plaintiff North side of Creek; thence along OLJVER TRAC.. ' TOR CulUvator1 60 , 338 above Antiquity near Ohio Now Factory Molhod *TRAVEL CLOCKS 14) 22, 29; (0) 6, 13, 20, Ole mowins machine. Ready for ----------River. Out of high water. Priced lhe North aide of the Creek North 1 33 dgreea and 30 minuteJ East work. Oulck aale. $300. G. A. to sell. See Arthur Arnott, Rt. 2 NEW YORK UPI-Student "vie 684.7 feet; thence South 2 degrees Ddm, Alcine, Phone W I9-3088. 4 2.6 6tc I Racine. tims of reprlsals" for anti-segreminute, We,t 817 fe t; and 00 $250 p..,. WNk 4 " 6lo gaiion demonstrations wlll 'be of• MODERN Good Man FIVE thence South 71t degrees and 30 , ' FOR SALE fered financial aid from the FURNITURE AUCTION Oy CON­ $170 pw WMk room bouee, full basement and minutes East 429 feet; thence t125 ,.,- wMlc Board or Missions of the Congre• , st11ned furniture at the MUes Av-..... Man F•lr Min attic. Auume balance of 4.'lb North 315 feet; thence Eatt 858 gatlonal Chrlstian C'hurches. The Mor.ument Building, W. Main We have all of the fatr and aver• direct government loan. Lot M feet; t.hence North 18 degrees and Rev. Dr. Truman B. Douglass, St. Racine, Ohi•, April 30th, ee age men we need, but we need xtM. Good neighborhood. Call 00 m.tnute1 West 132 f t; thenc<! executive vice president or the I Wblle You Wall 12:30 p. m.: 0 ga, ranges, J North minute, 84 degrees and 30 good men. 1'o these men, we will or aee Freddie Thabet, Maaon, board, sald Thursday the help dryer; 1 electric range, .5 bed­ offer a guaranteed weekly in• W. Vt. 4-26-Uc Ea1Jt 884.7 feet; lhence North was being orfered "as evidence Phone WY•!-3785 E. Main Street Pomeroy, Oblo room sultes, 1 coal range, 7 70 dearees and 30 minutes come and furnish him wilh all of the sincerity ol our convic­ coffee tabiea, 3 television,, 4 th e good qualified leads he can FOR SALE SEVt;N ROOM HOUSE Eaat 132 feet; thence North 61 de ­ with two baths, wage, waah crees and 30 minutes East 132 tions.'' : SER'vicE STATION relrigerltora, 3 breakfast sets, use. lie must be of good charPomertf, Ohio I. Mlln St, house, cellar, large comer lot feet; thence North 70 degrees and 4 li\rtng room suiteB, 4 W.llliherlli, actcr have an auto have a fam· - WY-2-9932 located in . Chester, Ohio, on 00 2 dlnnelte sets, 3 kikhen cab• minutes East 6e feet; ily obligation, man ' management Route 7. Priced Jo aelL If in.ter• thence North 76 degrees and Oil Cb.I_, Lube Jobi, jneta, other misc. furniture. capabiHtiea. These posllions are etted call or wr1�! Paul Pohn11, 00 minutes E.ast 47& feet to the TV Sloml>I Sale conducted by Bradford auilable in Meigs, Athens, Vin• Ripley, W. Va. hl. ES2-843S. East line of said Section 16; Auction Co. A. C. Bradford, ton and Jackson countiei;. 4-26-tfc M£r. Crllt Bradford, Auctioneer If you can meet the above qualifj . thence South along the .ta.st line TIRMITI AND PIST CONTROL -- -- Terms; Cash. - --­ of said Section 84S feet to the cations a.nd you are completely by f•ln. p,- Inspection,, lnaur• Not respons,ible for accident.8 place of beginning, cont1inin1 alnce,e ,boul o solid '"'""' · N 1,y N•tter.wlde. PhoM I, 4·23•6tc 56.3 acrea. call Lancaster OL 34515 for , aM A. Service 'StetlMI WYl.. Second Tract: Being in Fraction immediate appolntrnent. 4-2'-tfc 2366, . 4 29 2tc l ----- -------­ 8, Town � Range 14 Weit; be­ -------·----.HEALTHY WOMAN lla-70 TO FOR TRADE: TWO•BO'M'OM , 12 ginning in tl1e center of the public WORLD'S FI NEST PERFORMANCE SOMEONE TO CARE FOR � HU..D. live in and C(lOk rind keep hou11e in ch ll)ounled plow frr John road 33 feet Weat of the North­ REN for two weeks. Live In for ·mall. No drinklnJi!:. Write Deere 'MT. Will trade for cult!• west corner of Fraction 2; thence I Phone WY 2-2297 . 4 28 3tc: Box 668-H, c/o The Daily Sen• valor for same. Martin Wilcoxen, along center of the public road tinel, Pomeroy. 4 28 3tp 1 Racine, O., phone WI 9-308'1 . north 18 degrees and 26 minute, K ITCHEN HELi'. APPLY IN 4 'n 3t West 235 feet; thence alon& the TH>:RE WILL BE A DANCE AT center of the road North 16 de­ person oniy .11t Martin Restaur• the Moose Hall, Sa turday night grees 20 minL1te1 Weit 21'1.9 feet; ant, Middleport. 4 28 3tc 9: to 12:30 . . The public from 30' th,ence along the eenter of road is invited. There will alao be a NOTICE OF SALE North 19 degrees and 00 minutes ( Gun Shoot, Sunday at 1 p. m. on By virtue or a Chattel Mortgage Weet 591 .2 feet; thence along cen­ __ Rt. 7 behind the 1katlng rink. . I lliiNglllill I. 0. McCOY executed and delivered by Gary ter o f road North 40 degrees and For FREE lnspedloa 4 28 3tp AUCTIO,.IIR Lee to the undenigned on March 30 m i n ute& West 177.4 feet; lhehce Cu,tom control pantl with all PHONE Route 2, Lone Bottaim, • Jh& 2, 1959, and noted by the Clerk along the center of road North � ccintrols convtnl.ntly located WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK or GJlmore's Supply Store of Courli; of Meigi; County, Ohio, degrees and 30 min utes West 153 May 9 to .May 11t. open Monday, AIR C<JND!'l'IONINO, UFRIGER· on the Title or the automobile feet to the North line of aaid Sec­ May 16. "CllU ' 111 Shoe Repair," WY•2•::074 ation aervlce. Jack's BefrlJera­ herelnafter d�scribed, on March 2, tion 6 ; thence West 2280 feet to ';,tlddleport. 4 28 6tp tlon, New Haven. Pbone TU 1 959, and on which derault haa the Northwest corner of Hid Frac­ I Sound Oui Front Z•nltll Vaughan's Exlenntnallng ��37. 6-23-tf been made, the undersigned will tion 6 ; thence South IJ degrees and Quality 1p11Mrt-ont on ATTENTION TIACHIRS Company elth•r tld• of plcturt screen Teacher• needed ror 1mmmer H· sell the goods .11nd chattels describ­ min utes East 160 feet; thence 25 It. Marva, 'h. Va. for tha be1t In TV �ii;u aIa:nment ,Oua.... -••·• 1ncome. ----·------·-­ MUILLIR FI.IRNACll.11,,, W SrlNG­ ed in !laid mortgage, to. wit : 1 9$4 South 17 degrees and 15 minutes . tone qulllty. For -tnformatlon, 1'11 write . M.r. ,D«µif -U P FIXTURES FOR SHOW HOUSI •pptl■nnL ArMhl ... Mercury, ts-cylinder, 4-door Sedap, Weat �'7 feet; thenre Sol,\th 375 Clark, P. O. Oux 4083, l'Brken• th•r•, lyncuN, Ohio. Phone Serial Number �SL 42773M, at feet; thence North ff?' dtin•ee,i ' a""° luaine111, ;ttidney V 1pread straps 4 29 3t1,1 •-•thd'-11 !Gt of other 1hlngs at a burg, W. Va. 1 1 -19'11c public ,ale at Tom Rue Motors, dh ro m lnutea East 16'7 feet; tliellce WY-2-4314------bargain. Also 1100d horse drawn South Third Street in the Village South SO degrees and 40 minutes • " Fringe lock" olrcult d"k harrow· No. 12, double '" Th!LEVISION RADIO A.'W SIi.ALL or Middleport, ;deigs County, Ohio, East 390 feet; thence So\1th 14 d• . ...... bum ....... . appliance rep1lr. Phone Oti1 work harnelfl, good shape. 1 on May 13, 1 960, al 10:00 o'clock grees a11d 10 minutes Well 1 00 • _.Capacltf•ltlua" componlllla McCllnloct. Racine, Oblo. 10:n FORD VB 2 dr. Sedan. Fordo• young • year old iron gN1y feet ; thence South 10 degree, and a. m. 2-1-tfc mule. Extra sharp. 11281J.OO. rnare, 1100d worker single or Clti:r.ens National Bank I� m i nutes East S84 feet; thence • au,..•lne pJctwe l111Nl Blaettnar ·,. Pomero.v. 4 27 (ltf.: double. Good set harness on CIJSTOAI BU ILT Kl1',Jl£N D£. South 53 degrees and 30 mlnutea Mortgagee • CIMlena• plctura ..... back. Also, good to ride. See (4) 29; (5) 6, 10, 12, 4tc E111t 3,82 feet; thence North 84 dellpld fo:- •our hOlll'l ..,..,. .. l 9Mj CHEVROLET V8 SY:tlon Wa• • T••• --1 Howard Stewart, Harrisonville, ttm,tN. ll'nn.man aud Abbotl 10n. One careful owner. Shows RL I, Ohio. 4 28 3tp H-tf P!lone WY-2-o321. b1J1t or c111re. $1390.00. Blaotl• nan, Pomeroy. 4 27 61.c 119 ACRE FAH M--Good 6-r.am TILIVIIION RADIO AH0 SMALL C ontemporary l o•boy styllng, � I house wilh bath, 2-room aecond AppU1nc. ,.,-Ir. C•II PHnk overell dlegon■t measure, 282 sq. In. AU Mah.. MM! Me.MIi house, 2 barns, double aarage. Capteln1, 414 N, Second Ave., In l1,1�r H M Horhi:ontal C-al• of re ctang u l a r p i c ture are a . In ... TROPOLITAN MOTOltl Water .11upply, 2 due wells. I J tfe Mlddl•port. -•.- volts of pletura ,ower­ gra ined Walnut, M 1t109any, Blond Le111ed, mineral rl&hll go. Prl<".e onl:, ttand1rd h1ndcraft1d cltcultcy ' O a k , M a p l e o 23 Inch 'f\'AUCTION ta uHd tor more opa5affna d-,and­ ,._..,, Oh• ­ $6800.00. Nylon ll1de•A-lied and . F r ooted W a l n u t sbmty and IHI ..,va MldachtL FOR Compl.t• Service chair, $175; 9 x 1 2 wool rA8 and 1967 BUICK V8 Cenlury 2 dr. hard Only color,. • Crltt Bradford pad, $7.5; Hotpoinl automallc Lop. l'ower at�na: and br1ke11. 'Wrlh, Phane ar Cont1ct WUh Trade clothes dryer SM; Kohler and Dynaflow drive. One careful 10 Mahogan1 A, C. IIAOl'OrtD, a.cine, Ohie. Campbell piano, :»o; Large owner. J.Jke new rlni■h inaidt! Perfection fuel oll stove, $1 1.5. and out. 117"6.00. BlaeUnar·,, See Sylvi11 carman, Peach Fork 4 27 8tc Pomtiroy. Road, or Phone WY 2-686n. RepubU.an • 28 3tc 1868 PONTlAC va 4 dr. Sedan. Ra­ • P11ff Power '""''-""• • M..1...... Ch■1tl1 fof N1l.,­ . . Capable dlo ,nd healer. One caNl(ul own . w,vlclfttl. • "�•lty -Plu1" COffl,■tllMI for I� llfo CITY PRICES FOR DO YOU PAY er. Sharp car. '2f90.00, Blaetl· • Sun shin■ ptctur■ TIIN • Z.fth Spotllte Dl•I • Clt1of111,• Courteous used fKrm mach inery? See Blll 4 27 6tc nar's, Pomeroy. hce �I... 1le11 • Dip... 9"Nllne • To• c...,. h•tfl■ Goodwin and buy at farm pricea. . Exporlenced Six mile, from Wilke■ville. • lf,500 v•ltt fll pictuN pt,WW I -11 for !>ale 4 28 SOtc Before 9:30 A.114. Paid Pol. Adv. Mlddlopo.t WY,2•264t WlNOOW 8LIND4 AN1l SJIADEB Pomoroy WY ,Ntt5 Ven�Ua11, Bllnda, all lilea 1nd STURDY BABY BED. SOLID panel �AUTI PIID ffCIIII THI STttOWl MODIL D1•1n eolorL Jtret l1Uma1.a,. Dale foot and head board, adjustable A♦ C14" O\IOTIII ctiqonal fflfflitlftl, 104 WlpPol Supply, ata tJalon tve., sprlnp, · s1mmon1 "Beaut)'-Baby" Yuk•n 14141 sq. lncbts of pic.u" vtewta1 a.,... 1-MOtc P•ero)', Ohl<,, waterproof interaprln& mattre81. In Cara au Lal\ (Ortv•,.....•111) F.xcellenl condltlon. Ph. W Y 2- HAMILL SIAVICI ITATION ALL STEEL FLAT Biro 8 rr. BY �. Onty fl3&.9� t 27 3tc ans. ll'ii It lor &wo ton truck. Price $200. o. F. L,yont, OIRLII , Ivery D111 lertlN 4-211'3tc 8H2 Wet and wlndlq You • lh&Y a• wen be dead II wlth­ � ' qut whlte Uinnl1 oxford.a. We hrin Y')llr pleuuro lo an ond .. LIVI IAI T. MINNOWI, HIGHT haVe them a& ,1.99, $3.29 aud Woo & C�IL,lN lly lf you'ro · 1y. qulck.,,-'4 pt1et TV R•.,.tr ­ �•Im, lllhlnt '"!l!PIIN, flob• M,f9. NavY and cha-ch• hats $1. an Un.S.C. Carl Our Steorln1 Chedl,U, P1-o WY-2-2115 1111 lice- a,1µ1111" lronp 8 4 27 4tc Shot1 Bpx. ia juot. lho llcket tor a wobbly, vlbra::J .,...,.,, 0111 •• 1. a. lo 7:IO.p. m, week '· car lhol •tiff.rubber hndlr f-10 a. m. FHe Novelty lllol, lho "cultwil" in for • lllop, t,ll•lllc ,i!NGER ZIG•ZAO SEWING MA­ ClllNE. · Llke new. OrJ11:lnalb HOM.I, BUt..DERB, BIIICII CARI· thorou h 1Vln1-over on our 0 . NET maken Formica link topa. coat ,,ver $300. Pay ort balanCil 1>.\ VIDSON MODEL l � HARUn' accurate "Bear, AJinement. Vinyl 11hfl,t01 block laid. Hotue Of Sl 1:il.00, PIYl'IU!nll 18 per mo. CISctllent condlt.Jon, rftlt $la& Rack. 11 '1 I Safety r,paln ot 1ll dd<l'lptl- Call Phone WY 2·220f 4 27 3tc get■; 11. Phone CK 'f•JUI. Servi,you OWi yourGuy :Mt' 1ler, Ra.cine, OJuo. ' 4 28 31c 11lf, your ear Md SINGER SEWING MACIIINE2 24 kound bobbin model 8tl in brand your nei1hbonl new con,ole cablnet. Orialnally ClltAVILY TI.ACTOR IALII AND lanlco. ,11 I. Molll, Pomtror. 1old ' fer ,179.30. over pay­ - WY2-2f7S, - 'tll t ment• $'1 per linonlh, Balance p. m. untll J1H1• I. IIIIIIIIUt due ,$84.&0. Phone WY 2- 2204. ,. Har•I- ..,.hart, R...rnlllo. 4 21 at, Olllt. - Coololllo Mtl, RATS KIL!,ED WITH STAii 1,1.,u, War!,rlq. 2\Jo Ibo., Sl .4U; t Ibo. . .. . 5'11� p �. 1nd IU!flOIOed, \' Derwch Hvdw1ro. 14) 27, .28, 29 ; (3) 4 , 3, ft, TRADE . ' � . DON 1 1, 12; IS, 18, ID, ®• 26, ·'"I ', ,�,t ,.� ' 21; 3, , 10, It Empllet .\ll - Filla Jut ' .... . :;...i .: , },,: ' : 13, 1ft, 11, HIP , 6-Dllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 29, 1960 ( 1 1 ) Wanted To Buy 1 (21 l Real Estate WANT ADS roa Lf9al Notice I c... ■ ( 1 4) For Rent °""" ..i-,,. ---- === PHONE WY-2-21 57 t 9 ) For Sale - TELEV ISION GU I DE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Comedy Playhou� Adventure Time Steamboat B.IU CIJ-.o Kid Music In the Round The JUI\ 1"'arkPr ��ow Dct.th Valley Daya Thls Man Dawson Masquerade Party Race For Space Bell Telephone Hour New1 Bead.llOI&, ?le-1then-11t 1 !11 IMCk PW' Sb" UIO star. "'' 41:00 t:30 1:0C IJ!O t :00 II: l lS '1:00 '7:30 8:30 9:30 10:00 ti on 11 :10 ---. Channel 3 - Saturday -- - ( 1 7 ) Hel p Wanted CAR WASH and MOTOR CLEANED $4.50 ---=,-,------ Your Gift Headqoarten I LANDMARK K & C JEWELERS Mothers Day Sale On Televisions ---- - ------- I \ 1 __..,. .,nums-at19.:...,,............ .,..,. _" 20 J Business Services extra •ily features: 1 8 ) Aut-9 Sa les 1o, .-.... u.. ... · ... . ... ---------·- Vote For C. 0. Fisher -- --- --- .,.... c...,. u• c•n ■■• * TREASURER Primary -- ij, ., , I Ii � EXTRA ZINITH QUALITY Fl4TURIS II -.. -­ All••·, - !!•� ■ ctva.. -=--·- -----·--:, --- r,kc na u, ce, �. a, e, .-•·Tl··-··· l9ol Morine Sµppli• - ,.,. E::.:J: .. tn Ll-lo lt. IIIID IOATI AND MOTCIII. ' Ph... WY-NU1 MIUl....t M4 . .. wlollo tt,ow IHI, Moire, ,oil♦-• _,., MoM 111•uR-Noi 11. ,-,.., - WY- · . .,.._ l(lddlepcllt. fir', Auto­ a,obllt,, Pbonl WY-> 111111,· FOR SALE: one 11 loot plywood _ boat, One 10 HP Mer<ury Burri• COllPUl'II: llli� �� loelloa. · Life, Auto, l'lff, Pollo; cane motor. $100. Phone BWef , Call DOIi llllll, _,.., Jim Jacobo, WY 2-2.131 . ,' ' :Ill oi, , � "' "° ■. ■ .. LUIIDIPIPSON aondo. -·=-c:=c::- - tlrivinc Looking Washer· . Have . I . But Look.At TIM Price • Aligned & Balonced By A Fae� Trained s..-�11at Only $16t.oo •. .. • .'•. '' . ,, J;, r r � • I II ' ', ·, . � I i . 13 - Friday I Channil ~ t:00 The Brighter Day t:u1. The Secret Storm 4:80 The ,Edge of Niiht t:00 'l1le Three Stoo a:es �:30 Ulp of 1\lleY •:oo Arthur J. Rmltb--N•,.. A Look at the Weather El:20 'fhe .,.Ju1e Rivlln Show 7:0l •,:::10 8:30 9:00 ,0:00 lo·.30 \1:00 d :16 l:30 •,L • Markham Ra1vhlde Hotel De Paree weaUngbouse Playhouse The Twlli&bt Zone Vue .., witneH to History 1 1 ')'clock New• Theater 18 . Sip. Off $Itv . nlay llladnel. t� 3 •,aroo toln Kan ,,oo D:00 I0:00 •0:10 11:00 U:30 12:00 1i:30 , l :00 4:30 5:00 f:00 Cap Out' Gl,111 Comedies Cartoon Show Mighty . Mo� Pb.yl..QUal: flle Lone Banaer C1rloon Theattr Sky Kini Jet Jool<ton Movie 'Matinee . S P<lrls Special Jluce Party Movie SpectacUl� ��:Gbo f� .LOBBNZO, �Uf. UPJ- ;, 'Wflre �tf .) CIJ&L'I KA.YOB ' . ...=,;1,..,.,��=-.. "t 8·30 9:00 Q130 lO·OO 10:30 t :'00 • · ·o j:30 I'll• --,,- Wan ted-Dead er Alive Ir. Lucky nave Gun, W.W. Travel Gun111moke Not For Hire Newa and Weather. Theater 13 Sl,in OH Sunday - Channel 1 3 ,tSO t:4t 10:00 10:30 1 1 :00 1 t :3o 2:00 Revival C!'UIJde AmerlejiDI 'at Worll: ChrlaUan Science FYl €amen 3 Blg ptcture RFD, U.S.A. Rev. Elwood Glbbo ' . � � r/� �, 1f ,f_:BIJSIESI' CORNER IN TOWN CO�TSt'�.c. ·\ '.'.�·��- Pa�n�· � :r In l�r'' MI DDLEPORT, .. -r -·-� .,�. o. . .. · -----·:... ··;;.·.,....,,,... L�·- or, a lhort bualnesa me-eun1 wu held. Gon,e, were played and ... ,later girt, wer, e:r,bjlnled. Attending wei·e Mn. 'l'HoJnlll Grin,tead, Mrs. Cliff �. Mn. �c­ Clyde Ried, Mr■, WIiiiam Farland, Mr.a- Harold Mra. Ttaelma CaPtll\lrt, , Mrs. t)i,r,­ rtnef Lieving, Mrs. Pansy Fu·, Mr1. Josephine Miller, Mrs. D:9u1• la, Miller, Mrs. James Cunn�• ham, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, ,:ue,sia, t(rs. Harry Capehart, Kathy Wei• ver and tbe hostess. .... l''" GALLIA & MASON . EDDI E ATK I N S '.l\l! "· or 1:1-•PI�• . •�ft �t "°"" •f, · twin• goodbye Wednetday hurried off lo • ea,tro Vpllff c�t• Mn. hoapital-w h�e ; trip4ftl. to _ promptly gave birth - - - -"---­ ·� Country and Western Requests rve boen worrying about that. l'op, ., ' . .. •· HOW MUCH 00 "/00 CHARISE TO TAKE A CASE 'i OKAV- MA'iBe 'IOU CAl-l LOCATE A QUARTER. OF MINE THAi'S MISSI� ,, ;i I . I. ON ''Mr. Music'' . AT 12:45 P.M, ON WJ E H .. ..,, >I ..t·jf• . . .• ' _r',t . .• .I; . . • GREAT BAI.LS O' FIRE !! ■ ITH_ _ _ \ w Plays You, 12:30 Oral Roberts I :00 ' Movie Ma.aterplen1 4 :�0 Willard Wilcox �,00 · Face the Notion 5:30 Git Coll••• Bowl 6:00 Small world 11:80 Tbe ir,,entieth � 7:00 1,,,..i91e . 30 'Dennis the l[enaCf 8 :00 Ed Sulliv� Show . · 9:00 GE,Tliel� ll PreNll k U:$0 Allred llilcllco< IO;OO lack Benny Program. lQ:tO What't llr Line ll:!)O G•"""1 ,t:ll �� � u1. -, \ ti!"' S ·- ' ' '· ciue -·--:---:�---:-::=-tOO 8N UFYY AMI•-•~ w... PACK MEETING HILD Cub Scout Pack 256 held a meetinJ Tuesday evening at the City fklildine:. Rea:letratlon cards were presented to all Cubs. The followin1 awards were presented Ronnie Floyd, Wolf, Arrowp0lnt and 1 year pin ; Raymond McF'arland, Wolf and 1 year pin; Mark Arrowpolnt, Grinstead, Woll, Denner Strip and 1 Y�lr pin; ROTARY SISSION · Lynn Tennant 2 year pm. The Rotary Club met (or their Roush 1howed • meetlnC Thunday eve9lng at 'the N:ra. Nelson allde1 taken of the acouta and Hartford Methodist CHurch with a . few of their 1ctlvltiei also o f .tbe women of the church ten.i]\g .nany acentc views taken In Flor- the dinner. Rev. Robert DIU• of ida Hd Sll\.g,ty� 'ltwntalns. G,ames the �UB Church wa.1 i-U,fit apeik· �e the;:� played. er. A,ttending were Donald Fo&leLayne, · J;)ohald Refrt:shll\enu were ,;.,::ved to IIOUI, Herman Mrs. Vernon Harrah, Mn. Nelson . �111b1 Lloy d , llo�ah. Floyd Car­ Rou,h, Mrs. Robert Dtle Roush, mack, Richard ord, Dr. John Mrs. Ray Sisk, Mrs . John Bost, JlidawlY, J. L. StA.YWJrl, _ Jack 'Mn. Loren Bird, Mr1. Roy Jonea, Flesher, J•mes H1;mpton, ,J\om,e Mra. Tom Hortman, Mra. Marvin Wllll,;mison, Harry Miller, C), J. Rouah, Mn. Lewis Capehart, Mrs. ,Bostic, Philip Wolpert, i. L. • tein Richard Ord, lira. Carl Tennant, 11lomas Reed and Rev. tnemtn . Mn. Foller Grinstead, Mr. and COUPLIS CLUa · Mrs. Paul Powell, Mr. and Mu. 'the Couple,. c.iub met Saturday William McFarland Roger Harrah, Roa:er Ro1,11h, Ronnie Roush, eveni'!-g at the Martin Rutau,arl& . P,iul Sayre, GreJ Gibbi, Tommy for dmner. The members were Grimm, Ro8'1e and Mike Floyd, then &uesta of Mr. and .Mi's.. Gary and Rodney Goodnile, Leon • Lester_ Zerkle -.1 their home Tho.,. ard Morris, Ned Armstrong, Ran• attendmg were Mr. •nd Mr1. Ro., dy Roush, Merry Alice and Paul bert Cooke, Mr. and Mr■. Earl ; Bost, Sammy Bird, Morri s Roush, Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Burn� Johnny Wood, Jeanne, Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and. , John David Morgan, Mike J Ones, Mr. and Mrs. Zerkle, Tommy Hoffman, Raymond M_c- WOME N VOTERS HOLD $I.ION ; Farland, Ricky Powell, Th _,\Vqq>eQ. V9totf i!/1 61 Roush 1 Phil Capehart, _ Dick Ord � �fPP _ ' ,eveliti,.i it. thl hoQ\ij ·· IIN• Lyllll Tennant, Dehlie" Ind ,nk , Grinstead, Johnny and D ores iVaven Heigh'6. A. report wH lqtj i"j Bumgarner, Tommy Howard, Bil• eo by Mrs. Jac k - Flesb'.CIJ' anp MrSj , ly Joe Rouah and Melvin Fr>'Frallz Reichert o1 the �cent · -board of eduCatlon meeting they· GOOD WILL CLUI MIITS attended as ohsener1 where the The Good Wlll Club met Fri- c.,ming ·bu ildlog pro1tam was dis day evenlni ■t the home of Mrs. cuised. Mrs. Reichert alao report-, Ray w�ver. During the evening ed on -ihe stale meet1n1 of the League hel d a't Beckley; · She at�· tended as a delegate. The pr9gram was 11reirented by r Mrs. Chester Weiver who d11cU1-i sed vari11us county offices their dulies. .; Attend.Jog wer'e Ma. lllllle Krodef, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. t. Dyer, Mrs. Kent Miller, M� Weaver, Mrs. Harry Layne, •i 0. J. Ro.tic, Mrs. R11.lph Crump�, J,lra. Re\c�crt, Mrs. Fleaher, Mrf,, 1.loyd f\oush and Mrs. Thompseo. · . 1:!JO l'ffTY,_::= M•'°:::"::...------·------c-: --�":-:­ Costello, 116. •�d° his wile, �-· (:qstdfoe Off To geaja , aa.- ti� .!:r..--o!d . !J Start ello, ·'i:' )lr/ and Mra'., Mlchael J. poat y famil Iariie a · ,t:' who h� to have , �o � flyiJ\�t&� todlY . I >11,.,.... W HT N�TV �Chan nel 13 · 8.\Rl, ti Y UOOOLI': oad . . , 1M•'(J.�$ FURNITURE SUMMER MONTHS ONLY DODGE - DODGE-DART - f>ESOTO \, .\ W�J" . Ali•�aho ";1n':."!'1" . ,.'!J!..�n: lj� 'l"' .!j. SboW t,. Noon · New, WIUIZ\d N11-n Nt•eke11d nc, New■ �o t,ad Nt,WI Weekond New• Weekend Guest Star Pflt Boone Show " ,_ Sundo-n "·nnach OH the Air · . - Sund•r 7:48 Sip On '7:4'1 Slindq Chapel Like An Automatic A.M. lo 4:30 P.111, R. H�· Rawlings Sons Co• ' · _ 's:tute TqP Ten ,. c_apc, I'!�, !111.,. IJ' ,,,o wrm (• Servlee Department, Bo111'111 Phone WY-2-lllZ . In Town Ca, 7:30 ' ,, ' I Not Only The Best Your sffl'Uli CQU>lil'OT REFRIOEIIATOR. '30, 4 28 31< Phone WY 2•:IOt4 , n.- ''8118'' llli'IIRma (20b) I nsurance .as, clrivinc a-., Brine ■ -- - ia... """"° ..., blah- . . ' 6 ,00 Reeo~ 1'•e 7 :30 Die" Clark Sbow 8:30.f Amoa •n• ,An.dy I Call Dlci Sterrett ----- Badcre • and BUIIe.. Eddie seacrIst Show Lunch With SOUPY Sales Gr•v ., Gboat TV Clasaroom Tall< B,ck �tudlo .wrestUng 8:00 9",. 111<,Dl&,HDSJ Ql� llllolool Country IJYl>1I Tlmt 8:IP Tbr: BundaY N..., t:111 Tb,, Sunday J!l,9w lO:IO New, 10� The 8uada7 Dow , 1 1 :JO The Army Bour 11!00 IIOQll Newo lZ:10 Viqlnla Vl..toe <P•1•vDlo "pootoUe (Joarcl,) 12:30 United NaUoQf Show UM Sodal Se< urity 1 :00 Rev. Teel.I (Carpeatl:7) t:JO Sunday Show--. l•,00 - ....,_, ShoZ:IO Broodwoy llb9w.... 8 :0f SU!ldly Sbow.8:80 Bev. WUIOft (Ke• U.\'t.n Church of Ood) 4:00 Suaday Showcue 4:30 NeW■ t:� Surtday Show'!I-" eather . .-., , : &.30 Ne ws &: 5:40 Congrea5man l(oeller' 3:•S W11hiu&on Report■ to the Peep le e:00 Sundown Serenade 8:30 the Air . lltvnlOJ Sip On Gutll Star ,Jrewa • Wtather llf'I) �aldoll Porty New1 Breaktaat Party News 11 to \le New M' oven r1oc1·ety Events t'Xe!II ,1:00 Jobh �· 12:SO Bishop Pike conec• If.,.. � 1 :30 Big Pict9re 2:00 Mystery Matinee 3:00 Open Hearing 3:30 Campatan ,Round-up t:00 The cornmonwealth of Nation, ' 4:30 'l'BA &:00 Mattie'• Ft\ndaJ -� &:30 News con!�••• 6:00 People's Cholce 6:30 Robin Hqod 1 •0J Tracidofl T '!O lh,\'!tr1Cll 8130 Lawman 9:00 The Rebe', 9:30 - Tll� lO;SO Johnny Slaccato ,,oo �,u I J $289 OO Meigs County ,:00 u :00 12:00 12·.30 1:00 1 :30 2:00 . .... ... NO PRODUCTION SHORTCUTS Science Fiction .theater )!eel the Sunday 'tfe�e Ple�e Overland frail Fra.11cea IAl)ford Sll')w <lbtT,1' ...... Loretta Yl!jl" g Wle�lta To'/'/1 Newt B�••.DN ; · Sundty � CIN:::111 I .....,•...,a Qannel cJ - �;J11111n11IJ .. .., t: :t::�:'.'.,,""' /' , :11 ,.tent 4:30 6,00 8:!40 '7:00 8:00 9:00 10;00 10,30 1 1 ·00 ll :]0 11:10 Sl&n On Tl\.is is the Life TV Chapel Industry on Parade Garden Club of W. Va, Ohamplonshi.p Bowling Sunday Movie.time . TBA Favorite Story ' SlaW B:90 B� !-¥•• It til'flli .. 9;00 10:00 Jul,l!<!t· · i,. J:'.'A11:00 UP,\o'IQj-HIRUle N.. t l :10 Spo,rti:..port 11:15 Late �" ,,., ; " ·00 ·-,--'--'-�,:--:..-:::--- ,,oo •• l&ip for �! ··-- --- Ctrt111 Bor True Story TBA: l)own on the li"arrn Cinclll11ati ' Basebali The School • Story Science Flction Theater Detective's Diary Waterfront Home Run Derby 1:00 · 5:80 8:00 O:M 6:40 6:411 .. :;., ,i,,.:....r for aNM111aa. ■ """ II 12:.00 12:16 1:80 1·35 ·. 2·30 2:35 3:IO S,35 4:30 411& 5:30 8·46 · 6;.00 6:30 ,o n,I 8 WC HS.TV "aBr••• �nne: 8 -Frida-,_ I Li-•�to ... I snn '• 1111 All N911 1960 Legal Notice Slln ·oa Circle 3 Ranch Sheena, Queen o f Jun11te Junior Auction Howd,J Dood, T!I, llull IDd - -, ' 1 1 : 15 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 12:45 l :00 2:00 3:30 4;00 AmertclJl Bandttllld Tin Tln Rtn ' Francisco !eat Ynur t;SIO ReO""i.9t Weather Teller John Daly News Buddy surcher' Show 7:10 Walt Disney Presents Man From Blaci Haft • 9c00 '1'l Sunset Strip 10,00 The 1:ietectlvem 10:30 :Black Sadd!e 11 :00 1'h4' News Tonleht ,1:olll Scannlnl( the weather .-- •1:10 Sport• !leporl '11:10 Late ShoY' .,Z,45 81,in Off. IIANnCBAmll OUAUTY 24-a For Sale or T rode 1'MPO D;ajly r,� �ult '"° Show :o:ao si:. Channel 3 - Sunf!a, u,111 1:15 ' 8:00 t:00 D:30 10·00 IO:llO 11:00 11 :80 12,00 12:30 '1 :00 1:25 4:00 4,30 0:00 5:30 6:00 1:1111 0:00 1:.10 0·11> 1:00 8·80 9;35 1·30 o:00 fl:SO New1 Picture 6:•s Saturday Sparta Rouqdup 6:55 Weathercalt 'J:00 Saturday Nljb.t Jambone r :SO Bonanu 8:30 Man and the Challen1e 81:00 'Ibe Depu\:)' 1 9:30 World Wide 60 ] 10:30 Man From Interpol NeWli � 1 l l :00 1 ' 1:10 Weitbe� •l:U ibockwolcb dlO lltan Off Qannel 3 - F!lday I For Graduate • • Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Mlddleport , O., April 29, 1Q60-7 .--- FOR MOTHER * This Week's Special • ' ' . �' 1 -. .� :1 -;;� " . f Th Middleport Garden Club ')rill meet thia Monday eve n ing al � home of Mn. D. B. Hartin1er Jlal '1:30 with Mrs . C. M. Hennesy, < r:O. Fisher and Mrs. Clinton �eri'u auistin-g hostesse s. -t, .Jtra. George Lasher of the Rut• land Garden Club will be i n charge lof the program for the meeting. e � ii,.:. \·� - '•· . ,·ti. , ·1.;- .· Vote I I lcan,e,. c1u1, seuion t'l'o Be ffel,J Monday • � MHS Al umni Executive Committee Plans Investiture Banquet, Dance Activities For May 28 Ceremony Is The Executive committee of the MHS Alumni Assoc iation met Wednesday evenini &,t the home of Mrs. Charles A.sa Held Wed nesday S-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 29, E l b erfe l d s 1960 Meigs Sorority Membe rs Join To Observe Foun der's Doy At Athens Thur.sday.N ig�. t The Meigs County chapters of the Beta Sigma Phi Soron ty Investiture ceremony for five Bradbury to continue with the plans for the annual banquet members Girl Scout Troop No. joined together Thursday evening �t the Spor �sman Restaur­ of and dance. The date for the annual affair is May 28 and the 221 of Middleport was held Wedcelebra­ Band Boosters o( the school will be serving the meal with Mrs. nesday at the Sunshine Cottage ant in Athens where they held their Founder s DayRit tal of the conducted Chapter Phi and the Ohio Eta Carroll Swanson and Mrs. Dale Dullon , acting as chairmen. during ttle regular m eeting wit h lion es. pledg their The Alumni ASiOci1tion have rem a ining 2 1 members attend- J ewels Ceremony for . Slivera, Mrs. Ri c hard Owen, Mrs. the . i found e r of th e Beta Sigma Pb.i sd:iedul ed a ba k e sale for S turd,y. M,y I, .at the Tri • LuaLre y Cleanen al 9:00. Mrs. Wealey Fr prt1ident. Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Jack Bachner, Mrs. Lucy Gregg, M is.a Sally Schaaf and Mn. Will• iam Walters a re serving · as the commlltee i n charge of lhe sa le and anyone wishing to con tribute either baked good s or money ca n contact them or bring ttleir ite ms to the saI e S at u'd a' mOrn l ng . If picked n ecessary, items will be and also delivered · p u The followi ng wert appointed as a calling committee for the sale: Mrs . Wallen, Mra. Lewli' Loni , Mrs. Leland Brow n , Mra. .&ruCe Lloyd, Mrs. John Fultz:, Mn. Jam e s Brewi ngton, Mrs. Don MENS SHORT SLEEVE Sorority. Walter W. !t�ss, was . Richa rd m g. Mrs. Wayn e Swisher Following the o pening ritual e ceremony opened w1lh the Th Martha W1ll11uns a nd Picke n ,, Mrs. Robert Coats and the read by M_r1. color guard consisting DI Reb ecca Mrs. Ken neth Amsbary gave . B rg1l V � n Jed t he group 5 1 Mr■. Harold Lo ng. ■ Sigm a Phi grace before the � Allen sworth in command. Diana Bet ln the F ounder � Day pledge. . . POMEROY, OHIO Wh. ich Mrs. Wllll am d inn er aft er Ch a pter ex.per.iences • were give n The executive committee are Davis a nd Linda Lyons as flag the pledges ed welcom l Everso ! n E by Mrs. Charles Mullen of Xi worki n g on the le tters which will be a re rs a nd Janice verson a d TONIGHT for e I Gamma Mu, M�s. Bern ard Krinke be se nt to approximatel Y 1500 Jau e Biron as color guards, pre"DAY OF THE OIJ'l1.AW " :!t -fifth anniversary t� of the Xl Epsilo n Iota and Mrs . alum n i with informatio n concern- senting th e fl a g ceremony. The Robert a,u, - ,...,. Loo1,o r e k h give:n by YMrs. R8I P Wel Gretch en Bondurant of Ohio Eta in g the ba n q uet and prog n m for five girls then came forward. Two was er, Mrs. SATURDAY l arge ci:indles were lighted, one of the ,X1Gamma Mu Chapt this year. Ep,ilon Phi · nkle of the Xl d Hi Harol "BATTLE FLAME" The Fou n der's Day program representi ng the 10 girl scout . . Bernard Mrs. 0 rad'\Jate of I aws a n d one th e ,." lrl scou I Iola Chapter and Robert Hoeflich, • Scott Br-ady - Elaine Edwardf c Ioae d with _t h e P 1 ed gea s�ngas :w Chap Phi 0 o i h Eta O e th F u 1 1,. o the clasii of 1941 will be in charge pr mise. - oleo ma the. song wh1.ch won the . first I ter."" ot the program and ls planning "SURREN!lER HEIL" b Na tIOna 1 8eta sigma l The anrlual message from the ���\�� t:st The laws were s!!id in unison It around the theme of "Down By Keitil Andes - Susan Clabo! by the girls, t hen ea ch one lit The Ohio:· Mrs. W i lliam Everson presid ed her cand1 e and re pe ated th e SUN., MON. encl TUES, over the Ritual or Jewels Cere•' SUMMER PLACE'' promise and was sa luted by the mony whe n Sue Grueser, April troop U she was prese nted wl1h s-!ra Dee - Ricltar,1 F.ean Smith, Lee Seyler, Shirley Beegle, �B,'rt/,d,,y Ubscrvn1l wings and pin, thus completi n g and Mary T. Mather, the Pledges, her tenderfoot re q uire ments. The were made Rituai of Jewels memWitl1 Pnrty 'l'uesday friendship circl e wa s th e n made , hers and prese n ted with th ei.r Mrs Jam(•H Uuller entert a ined The Afte rnoon Circ1e o f the by the troop a nd th e five girls ,·ns. p with a party Tursday afternoon at . w e lcomed into th e circle 18 Heilh Method'1st Church met Mr,. R ose Slsa on and Mr,. 1:,v �.,,. . hts in were h er h ome on L inco I n Heig th e troop sang "Whene're You Thursday afte rnoon al the church aon who h•d bee n chosen by their observilnC� o' l he second birt h day in Middleport. Make a Promise". Ch&pt-, as G 1· rl, of the Year ..... M.IC h.-e I · oI he r son, , Mrs. Hom er Cook was the devoFor fun end relaxation, bring tile fe.m• eve n• w e hon ored during the r e r,mony t,i e cer e th e conclud To onal leader for the meeting lng. Birthd a y eake decoralcd in pink lreshments werJ! e rved from i ly here io Ml)o)' .a "NIOnden'-ully well­ a s o. charee p_ in Klein with Mrs. and green, ice cream and lemon­ long table covered with white Q . prepared meal i-n a friendly comfort- · u <'a ade were served by Mrs, Butler as- cloth and green a nd yellow col- f a m si l devotio nal a nd J n· c-Iuded · a solo by Mrs. Hattie able atmoeph e re. Ohtldren'a portione for 1iated by Mrs. Donald :,1cKnighL ors used in k eeping Witb the Smith. eoonomy! A complete dinner me nu of­ Favors were sm a ll ba skets or can• girl scout colors. The table center Mrs. Cook was also In charge dy and balloons. fen a v&ried choi�e of f>lne foods. De· piece was a bowl of yellow tulips. of the .program which was taken li�ioua dining every lime. Guesl.s were Mrs. Hoy Bian k en­ Presiding al the pu n ch bowls at from the study book on Africa. ship and Vic k i and Keith, Mrs. Mc­ each end or the ta bl e were Carole During t he busi ness meeting On February 13 Luella Riebel . Knig h t anfl. Ric ky, Mrs. George And erson and Ol ete Lewis. pre sided over by Mrs. David (iirl.s invested were Fauna E11. tsml nger the fo l lowini officers a nct Richa rd Thomas we re united Conde and Diana Sue . Mrs. Jack Carsey and Diana and Jackie, Wise, Sue Clon· ch , Kay Boggess, were elected for the coming ye it : i n marriag e by the Rev. Joh n El­ IN MIDDLEPORT ON ROUTE 7 Mra. Charles Hoffman and Vicki Elinor Bodimer an d Thelma Rob- preside n t, Mn. Klei n ; first vice wood with Mrs. Elwood a nd Rev. inso n . and Scotty Vanvrank e n. presiden t. Mrs. Bru ce Lloyd: se­ Freela nd Norris as attendants. Lu· cond vice .presid ent, Mn. Edna ell• is the daught er of Mr. and secretary . treasurer, Mrs. D. C. Riebel, Reedsvill e, and Mattox and i't\ r. Thomas ia the son of Mrs. So­ Mrs. Walter Hayes. The n ew uffi cera will be In­ phia Thomas and th e late Fred stalled at the May lu ncheon 1 h6111as, Cheshire . The ceremony which will be held at the c hurch Wll!i held in the Racine Met hodist on the regular meeting d ate st Church. The bride wore a street le n11th Mrs. Donald Mull en snd Mrs. 1 :00 o' clock. dress of blue and white silk with At the close or the m e eting re­ .s Charl e Spencer wf!re hoste11Bes whe n the Sew Ri1e Sewi ng Club freshments were se rve d by Mrs. white accessorie s a nd a pin k car­ • 111et Wed ne sday eve ning al th e ir La-wre n ce Milhoa n, Mrs. Hattie nation cor sage. She carried a white Smith an d Mn. Klei n with Mrs. Bible with white car nations and club room. Valeria Tompkins as a co ntrlbut­ baby breath with wh ite ribbon A short buslness Bet1sl on was ing hostess. atreamers. The couple are ma k­ held wit h Mrs. Donald Colli ns pre­ inJ their home i n a new trail er at sidi ng. Mrs. Edison Hobstetter Wl5 Ches h ire. .i guest and brought letters ,;:on• A shower for the n ewlyweds was cerning the hospital issue whi c h held in the basemen.t of the Reeds­ Bel Air 2 Door. Jet black finish with white• VB motor. powerglide trans. Like new !h e members folded and ins erted vi lle ME Church. Th e gift table wall tires. Has radio and healer and spot• white wall tires, beautiful ivory ove r tur­ ready for mailing. was covered wdh white l i nen. A quoise finish, new car clean interior, radio, less clean interior, VB, high performance large white bell was suspe nded ov Games were played wilh prl:te!i 320 1 1 . P . motor, 4 speed trans., positradion heater and all the extras. 2 Door. e r th e table. l<"rom thi s bell pi nk A birthday party was he ld awarded lo Mrs. Harv(')' VanVrall­ rear axle. a nd white streamers with smaller Stanley, June y h Cat fo, k en and Mn. Elza Gilmor e Jr. The Sunday bells attached led to each torncr. door prize was awarded to Mrs. J. age !'.i. daughter of Mr. an d Mr11. The color scheme waa further D. Butler. A dess e rt course was Ju. nJor Stanley, Route 1, Midd le­ carried out in the re freshm ents. .port. served by lhe hostesses. tiUests atte nded were givn small Refreshme nta of cab, Ice cream HoateHe!I for the nl!xt meelin,i umbr•l a favora. Persons alle nded wilt he Mrs. Donald Colllns a ng. 110ft drinks were served tb Uie frciJn lRee dsville. Long Bottom, 2 Door. P.conom)I plus and you.-ca n (el 2 Door. 4 cyl. German economy car. Heat­ guHts. D oo r prlze wH alven ind M'rii. Elza Gilmore Jr. Chester, Tuppera Plains, Belpre , er. standard ' transmission. Brand new, delivery today, grey finilh, heater , white gllmes we re played. Pomeroy a nd New Have n . much below dealer cost. Gue sts f or the pa rty were Mrs. walls. Tupper• Woman Opal Sta n ley and Phyllis; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Kemper, Frances Kate Dauber, Mrs. Mrs. Juhn Headl ey, represenlinil Bur nette, the Rose Garden Club of Tuppcrs Mrs. Lowell Kemper and daugh­ l'lains, will be the gu est spea ker ters, Fra nces Faye and Janet for the garden talk Mondsy morn­ Sue, Linda Myers, Su.ale and Patsy Ma nley. Mr. and Mrs. Don­ ing on radio station WMPO. The Lamplighters met at the On the first Monday of each ald Sta nley and daughter Pamela. Morr\1 Brown a n d children, Athem, State Hospital, April 24 month one of the cou nty garden clubs has a short tal k durin g the Patty and Carol Jea n, Sharon with an in teresting aud well at­ 22,000 miles by local owner. Spotless clean ' Coffee Hour progra m. 'T'h e tolk ia George, Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Swsl n tended session. The boo k let which Fordomatic trans. , radio, heater, clean ln­ interior, jct black finish with ·whitewa ll on �omthin� prrt;uning tn C?flrden­ snd thildren, Den nta, Jeffrey, waa compiled from experie n ces o( lerJor, all good tires, ivory ov �r tan finish. l i.res, power steering , J<'ordomatic, radio ing or to the cJi.11:t or which they Cheryl Lynn and Calhy's slstel'!I, seve ra l members WH approved for Ju ne and publication a nd will be available to and heater. itre member!!. Mn. G:mm Stans­ Dianna I rnn a nd the public at a later date. bury, �iddleporl, is distrkt fh.iir­ Larry B1:1ker. Tbe orga n ization is collecting Se n ding gata but unable to at­ man of thifl project wh il'h is t o kN!p the publi<.· better informed on tend were Mr . a nd M r■. Bobby clothing: for. unfortunale patien ts !!11rdem ng snd the works of loeal Scott, children Bobby Lee, Steve, who hive no relatives or frie nds to provide for them. One member Gary, B !f and Ba rba ra. clubs _ u br ought several boxes of clothing which had been collected. Std. trans., heater, good tires, exlra dean Hard Top Coupe. 2 tone white and yellow ' i Lampl ighter pins will be put on finish. black Interior, beautiful white and finish, upholstery spotless, VB motor, Ford­ ule and money derlved from this omaUc trans., power windows, seats and will be don ated to the hospital for brakes, radio and Mater. a fund for paUenta who have no fina nclal asalatance {or spending money at the hoepltal. A helpful dlacuasion on every­ '. day problems con fronting mem­ bers was held. Hard Top Coupe. V8 motor, overdrive, red The next Lamplighter meeti ng and white finish, heater, radio, good tires, will be held in the hospital thera­ 9 Passenger Station Wagon. Fordomatic, vinyl Interior trim. py bulldlnl •May 22. A cordial In• good power steering, radio and he•ter vltatlo n Is exte nded to all those white wall tires, sharp color of white and who ■re lntettsted and to all for­ red with matching Interior. mer p.atlenb or the hospit al. MEIGS THEATIE :�.. •. :.;'-i!-_ '�} WHAT A TREAT TO DI N E OUT I With The Fa mily Here ! MARTIN RESTAU RANT ·- $1 749 $1 899 $1 695 $1 295 $1 299 1956 FORD YB Country Sadan $1 195 ..._ , - wt '• '· .• .-,. .,, ' , · $1 369 1957 DODGE VB Custofll Royal Door Sedan 2 tone green flnilh, good Urea automatic trans., radio and heater. 1956 BUICK Special Hardtop 4 Specially priced, $1 399 beautiful red and white finish, new tires, 4 Door Sedan. Low mileage by ioca·l owner, radio and heater. Man 1 mean sharp. $1 295 1956 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4 Door. Beautiful h•ory' and turquoise fin• ilh, like new tires, hydramaUc Iran,., pow­ er b{'lkea, radio, heaterI real nice, $1 295 . 1955 PLYMOUTH ltlvtdert 2 �r . e cyl. motor, power!Ute trans., ra­ bea!Or, locally owned, tw·quolse fin. Cleap Interior. Special! dio, ilh. $799 2 W55 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 Door Hardtop. Hydramatic, power steer­ Ing and brakes, heater, radio, whitewalls. Sharp. $1 195 1957 MER(URY 4 Door Sedan Mercomaallc Irani., V8 motor. radio and heater, beautiful white and black finish, clean Interior, good tires. $1 395 If You NNcl A Ll9ht Truck, H1a¥y Duty Truck or · · T�i;Jc l�lea •!'d Equipment, UJ. S.. ,.,....E..lut Plaee In Town T• Deal IYOUR CHEVROLET DEALER " CO. ;·�C,�J:.!2l:ot�a9F!2� lwt•ln•'•lt , Orchestra, MENS -�· Pomeroy, Ohio. By . no:::::,· (Ilob) )fany many new ones just received - pleat• ed -1 1, "V-Day" tor pl.,. In which to lin". et bhc Meigs You ng JSeople of the Pomeroy a.m. to 6 ;i.m. Meturall y, dimHnc the HSoci a• Bapti■t Church will enjoy n haytlc,n throuth t�· .Jn4UY . PN!'J�t.a ride and wiener roaat • saturdn down". do,■ not necesNN ly quatUy m « no event nt at Portland Park. Youth WI HOPI you've 'i k : 1 r u r c: m· b M"Ve as coullly comrn19Sioner. are requested to brina their own paign to iree k y our sup,po1 , 1 Jr Honver, perh11ps , 0 does point food, prefenbly Ack lunch or . , I u p my in ter-en in OW' 1"1.fare and wtenen, add be at . the' chu rch "HOE F LICH FOlt COUNTY r. <:- Y. r m MISSIONllt" i n the F ",pu �· i .- a n lhat. s:!'ould -be. a require ent fo about five o'clock when can will t. .. . off� blic :.nt'J)u _.. � lt!ave for the vhilnity of Bailey'■ Prim,1ry. We've tried to t Ull:, e fNITTI which point lhe hays . idc i n,e. a fresh .approach wilih I HOPI THAT YOU wUI I.ind Lait in ca.mpat11»ng i n iaddltlon to t1:ic iny edu g ooaI and employ,nent. rid e wlll •tart. Adult super,rilion' will bft pro"ha.de" personal visita by C'larkrc b-acklroond to your . 11U.t.ction vided by r. ,and Mn. Calvin S µn� -M or m.ys�lf to over 4,000 cf ycur when you. cut t.lM t ,....a.ua .,.._ d an �d Mn. Qr.ral Wiles !f� home,. Tumlay. 1 1tradmted under the IOJI th o e church recreation commit• � epor d t nge and Bliek" ,al Mid l t . OF COURSI, I wou � d :,'t want "Ora Hiih, Sthool, and ,am an elumnut ee � to '•wrap up'' the camp a!g n withof Northeut Junior Collete et t, ' out oppeaHn1 fur NU' ,upporl. r,nterlltdned ,. MOIII',., La.. ,nd Olllo Uni.....Uy THROUGH THI YIARI, I h,ve I n Albeno. ,Jly ......_, , -k ' ,It Home tried to earn m1 pJ.ac,,e �ong YftU over lhe •..-at lO rears his �e,l • Mn. Pful Tbeill 9ntertalneli thnlogh community aerntt adl• me •·on my_ 1.oea'' <in- beil.nia �orm� me mbeN " .bf" card club Wednet,; , Wides. Om, of thele ti.as bef!n the ed on cou:n� •nd public:! aUan-- day it"olDI at her hpnill 1n Mid• d n 811 Bend Ml natrd AnoclaUon I f.or.med onoqah. to provi � • lfOod dleport. work. '\WlJch wai, fonned •me siix )'l' ars ba!dc backetouhd lot' pablie • Prizes wel"e won bl' M&. Al(red . 110 to r1be (u nds for var,iCMJ.t THE "'OLD 'flMllltl" � me · Roush and Mn. RlchaNi f"reeman. school groups, oha rittble- o::-,a wi- that toml!llmea lni tlhe ....,. ·�en nla.vina: were •�· "l�lla tn zatiMs a nd other worthy causes. w_� la a qutlHyhic fattor ip thtte M�1 ¥rs.- Alva l'ha�ln, M.n. Air. )amet B �an Hundred■ of iwonderful· people c-a mpaig ns, ac. l .hd:en to ld4 tW oa Kelto� _ ha"'t! l'atu,n part in our work to I 'm • veteNII � of Wodd Wu nch and Mn. Bra Flemmin,-. ..l _. • lllliae- thomandl of doHars which :roUow� tlie plar_tnll:. reuetnVII, TUISDAY'I THI DAY and menll lieJ'VeCI.' ti,y Mtci have btfln lurned over to 011giml· ' '· ► za.llon1 wlib �rojeda deli,gt\00 to - "the dhipra ,re down'' . May' I to her auests. n make our eount;)' "1'DI • little bet· , count on YOU! Tbanu r'fJi'OJ;J(1" . GIFT' FOa l'!l( �lt . WILL, TUIIDAV "vole day", .µi&t Is, County pl.JIJs trom 6 tnd "the chi" art .wne u. ' veq .,_. ., · lfil ·IO J!fllalo'a l'I� · di, ,;� •�: l!Ut lho 1J'lhl eRepublicon , � Tllriiu � u1: llf � � ' - ftUld. 'llot ho · · ' ' . er _ lleip Count, � Clllldlda"" . "'T · 1, : ... 1 � ... . ' , - � N; �. - • ... 11• Fu neral services for Vernon MUia, � 1ge 60, wh o died Friday ■ftemoon al hla hom e in Canton , 0., will be held Mond ay at 2 p. Ill, from the Chase Funeral Home" in Rutla nd with burial In Middle­ port Riverview Cemetery .. Mr. MUia had lived in RuUand 1,mtU 10 years ago and had been employed in Mas!lllon •t a 1tate hOlpital. He w11 a 32nd , Degree Muon. Survivora an hi• wJfe, Reva; bJ1 mother-, Mn. Trudy Mills, Syrcu,e, O.; a lister, Mrs. Audrey Pallenon, Rutlan d; five brothers €i)'de, Lawrence Harbor, , N. J.; Gbarlt1 an� R alph, Beaver F1ll1, f'•i W,ald, Elwood City, Pa., and l'r.anlr:, Mlna:o Junction, 0. lie WH preceded In death by bia t,ther. The Rev. Geo-rte D1vt1 itrill ottfciate. Frie nds will be nceived, at the funeral home af. ter la\e Saturday eVenln1. ·� warm weather wear. Sizes 29 to 46 waist measure. J $5.95 - $6.95 + $7.95 - $8.95 1 -�� �1 • 't 11- 1 · SHORT SLEEVE lo 18 'J White - plaids • stripes - c)lecks - geometric pat• · terns. Regular collar styles and ') .' buU011 down , League ' . Ivy . ' ' • 0 . ' ' ,_ ' ·. ·\ collars, .. ' \· '. ., . • i ll:, l 1. :I !I ''1HI ,· '\ ' '• I , ., . .. ;,,; , !1 "1 ,. '., El��J�s In , Pemeroy: \ IM '! I .$ 1.95 , - I i,/1'. 't-_u'c l' I� �o; . :, ' ;.;, :;:,;_ ::;,;,;_:,:; • .. " ' YEA1llER - �1at1on fr9m George Morrice, Jr., M.D., Columbus, Asaocia­ tlon president. . Sp-i"al Retogm't'•on Is G1ven •Ar..:_• 1,irs. MUIIen By Heart G• rou • '"' p . Mrs. Chnles J . Mullen, Lincoln Heights, was awarded spe. c1a.l recogmhon by the Central Ohio Heart Association in Co­ lumbus this week-. Mn. Mullen received a golclplatea med l:llli on i'n.fCrib� with the wqrd_s "}:'or �e�itorious Ser• vice In the Fight Agliinst Heart Disease, " She, WH one o f 39 Cen• tral Ohioans so honored Wednes­ day �or having devoted five or more ye8rB of ou.ll!ltanding volun­ t�rr �rvi�e _ to t�e H eart :Assocla110n . · Ge neral .chairman . of the Meigs County Heari Fund drive for Jive years, r.frs. M 1tllen is ' very active in al l the, work ot 1 the COHA. Aw,11rd1 were presented at th e CQHA'a conlbined Alinual Meet­ i n g and Scien tific_ c,u ntil session . Guest speaker 'W&f Luthe r L. ',ferry, M. •D., assista nt , director o1 1 the NMUoi:i-1 .--l{&Brt: Institute, Deparlmen t of Hea lth Education ' , ., H, ll!ld Wel!i;e, Bethesda, 1J)Oke lo A ssociation members on " Th� Programs and Plan s of th e National Heart Institute" at the ·'4!1. Storms Wreck Orchardmen In Colorado Area annua� luncheon. At. tbe Sti�ntlfic . �ou n�d meeting, he discu ssed, Med1cal an� S �rglcal Treatment o! Hypert.enB10n. ' 'Noted New Haven Banker Dies At ,v Age .... _ Fr1'day . Fliner-al services for i1me1 · C. Layne, New Haven, whO died at the Mason Clinic ' late last eveQ,ing after a l<m,g illness, will be held Monday at 2 p. m. from the New Ha ven EUB" Church with burial in th e G r•ham Cemetery. Mt . Lay ne was 90 years old and was born Nov. 241 1869, In New H i1.w»Jte. .llv� · .-n- bis lite t� r Hi• paren.t11 were ·t h&. la te Pleasant La)'nc and'" Elizabeth Wea ver Layne. Hls wife, Cerella, died iri UH7. Mt., Lilyn� was a member of the EUD Ch urch and ha d been . a trust�e o� 1t several ye a�s. He '."" as attivc in the �ommumt�, be· . in g a . st�ckholdoc m the or1g111a1 orga m�ation of the New H a ven BJn k Ill 1919. He served 91 president o! the ba n k for the past 36 years and held that position . whe n he died . ' He was recognized as one of the oldesl active bankers i n West Virgi nia, CIUCAGO UPI-Spring storm11 left Cola;ra do'ls d·pening rruit crop in rui ns today a nd stirred a rash of home-wrecking toma­ doe■ in the Sout h . The twisters skipped through a 50-mile area of south Louisian a Sunivors are a &Jster, Mrs. ArFriday night, damagi ng ne4rly every home I n one villagt! and mint.a Fry, New Haven; a. brotber wrecking ei.s:ht planes at an air H. S. Layn e, New Hav en ; a step fiase. At · least one person waa son , George Rickard, Steubenville and several n ieces and nephewa. hurt. MIIGS GINlRAL HOSPITAL Friends will be received at tbe A<i;mitled: None. Damage was estimated at $100,· Foglesong Fu n eral Home in Ma. D11_chara:ed: Sylvia Johnaon, 000 in Loureauville. La., .. alone, son after 12, noon Sunday un til 1 Cbee:hU"e; Mrs. John. Lawson, Ra• where the village's 900 resi den ts p .m. Monda�. The body will lie cine_. cringed while fun nel clouds bat­ in state at the church from 1 tcJ Birth: Mr. and M rs, Delmar telled every house, wrecking two 2 P, m, the d ay of the funeral. Clark, Middleport, R. D., a daugh- and leawina; the business district ter. in shambles. REIVE S. ARRESTED Color�do's offi cials aaid the Pomeroy Chief Jed Wester has BLUI CHIPS SINK state'a 10 million dolla r fruit reported the a rrest 11st ni1ht of NEW YORK UPI-Blue-chi p ln- crop had been 75 or 80 per tent , Pearl Edwa rd Reeves, Route s, du1trlalt paced stockl this week ruined by -sub,freezing tempera• Pomeroy, on a DWI eharge. He will to their widest decline in two /tu rea �Hd nearly two feet of [ be given a hearing tonight before month,. snow which fell hiday. · Mayor Ch�les Legar. Suit bas been filed in Common Pleas court by E. F. Mithael, Route 1, Pomeroy, versus Ma ry L. and Robert D. Pullins, Pomeroy. The f>omeroy Nation al Bank, Tay­ lor Pullin,, Middleport and Cl)'de G. Mlllhone, county treasurer. The case la a civil action to marshe l lel ns a nd !or the sale of real estate, I -,!. =��• •r:: �"c:"'i:..a., �= i t4 � � -::..:w.�,..,;. · • H" !�""1 ...!- !re ":1� t-r • Meigs county voter, wIU help make Ohio elect.ion forecasters loo) llood next Tuesday with one of the heaviest primary elecUon turnouts in years. That was lhe prediction here today the last weekend of door PW_klng aftd •�walk butl!)n holing opened this moming. lQectton board officials at the county and precinct level Tuesday. Statewide predictions were similar · Theilt'' prediction wu balled on · lb.own in eonteate:. in Nehon, bedford, both newcomers; in ho Ublkah and Demo- •nd Charlea Ru11e1J, Pomeroy-Hid, the firat lime ln d� port, former •heritt, and _In for , lf politieoa that ·Dem• th.ii �ad try for not11 loat1on u the, �llluatered con teat, Jor 8 com mwioau. Demoerata poat a conte&l here c Also. the. u,1.111 fi.e ..;tdatea . has offered it- too with Sim N. Arnold, Wiill.■ m ��publica n primary self; for A. M c�lve)' and Rolla� A. Neut�Ing (i ncumbent) seeking two pocoritf�luloner. ·Kn. �� John.ton, clerk of 11tlon1. . . Election board ofrlclell expec ted the � of electl.0111, reported a reco� �I of � abaentee ballots the ''.coun t" to �ast wel l through reeelve�, , 40 Democratic and 215 the mgbt •• precmct officials m1,1st ltepubU�. t>e_1dli ne wu 4 p. m. ta bulate tot.al, f�r dele aates to the TburlllaJ for m-penon YQten ; 4 I national �n�:iti�n•. p. m. !niday for malled ballot,. Tbe Dally SeQh nel will host an Contetts drawing the mo1t ,t. "election party" Tuesday night ten tion in the lul two weekl II with • _PA ayatem set up for downthe dfadline for toun Un1 votes town hatenen. Special issues to be voted inneared . :Jlave bee n the GOP commini on.er raCf! , where ■even hope- clude_ a 1 mill two y�ar cemete� levy m Letart township, a ½: mill Cu l l seek: two nominaUona. . They are Harry W. Crat1 of ll:id- 20 Yea� bo nd 1�ue for a vetera!'a' dleport a two-time wi n ner bl.cit mem onal ho1p1tal, and a 2 ½ mill, for I third term after laylq out five year _.teh_ool operating levy in the palt four year1; Dan C. u.rt- Eastern du1Uict. inger, veteran . commiNionet" �p for re-tle<lion ; Julian Hill, Letart, DfJWC01?4.er �o the poUticaJ l11U; Bou Hoeflich, Pomen,y, lso new; a Arni Holte,, Cheste r. and Avery ·Race Wi,;th Stork Lost Lost Night � Revised . ' Dates By Chester Pair For o·Ann'ounced d Derby A Chffter Ster Route couple lo.t e r•c• with tfNi stork last nltht end' • NII ... born In • . ,, pickup truck ...,•.,.. to ,_.. . roy. UliBIRD -Patrofft\MI Hieb uid � A ftvlaed eHtern diltrict Clue: that Mr. and Mn. Voyd Spur• A tollrniment baaebal l achedule IDCk .. ,.. on their wey to Hol• WU released today • by Ohio Uni• _,. HolfMt•I for Mrt. Spur• verslty !iflcla�.lock�, confln11P,Ntt but h,d •� p O , _ lliillir, .,J..,1r,i.'4af, ..ll.lddkl orl. lli'lwth __ vn...,_.iml,_ the 1a at�N'OJ1 '1Ji' Gdl la. with the win• __. sJth which the ltork ner goi ng to Union Furnace ·111:, m&ffl ... occHlon. ' Ttt. cfllld wa, 5. Also on May 3, the Jackson born about 3:30 I, m. ne.r County champion is at Racine, Pomeroy thl, moml111 encl ttt. [ the winner hostins lhe Vinton remainder of the trip we, m.de by E wing ambulanq, with ...,. C<,unty champion May 5. Fi nals 81'e May 7 at the top tr BHter in �ha,.., Mr. axhr uld today that bracket home. That winner will go to Athena along · with lhe wea- both mother and chlld ..,. Ill.tern district win ner. the follo wing Ing .. 11 and nelthw Mfferacl week, date to be an nounced. en y Ill thtcts from tht race. --------------------, c..o,.. ■ pomeroy ands 11'/fil ft' present AnnuaI Concert Next F . n"day B The Pomeroy High Schoo) Concert Band, Stage· Band, and Reserve Band will present the Annua l Spring Concert, Frlday, May 6 in the Junior High Gym, beginrung at 8 p.m. Director Ray Woodgeard said the complete program wlll be announced soon. Ba nd officers ! ndude: president, Jim Ebenbach; vice pr�i dent, Li nda Crow: secretary, Mary Amber• ger; treasurer, Charles Kitchen . studenta Diredors are Jean An n Webster, Senior; N11incy Wood• geard, Ju nior ; AaeDath Tracy, Sophomore, and Je nnifer Lohse, Freshman. Reserve Band Student Directc,r la Bill Youn g, Script ruder i• Carolyn Ed.wards. JleMrv♦ Band personnel: nu1ea: Ja�t Smith, Carla Mary Tea ford; Htlah vauahn ; darinets: Candy Grueser, Sandra London, $Mila Hicks, Tom McGowan , Cy nlhia Conde, Rosetta Uile, Nelora lit:Qllmlll, Zana Thomaa, saxophonu: JUI Baer, Cheryl Ebenbach, Cu&Uyn Hlek,. n 1 P w�:, C:�e� M}n;:�L• ��: :. ma Vaugh n, Mary Bolinser, Robert. Buck, Ronnie Collins, Stephen creemer, . Fra nk Titua; baritones: Sa ndra Thomas, ,Barbara Games, Nancy eurna; trombones: Mary Handiey, J. C. Rus ll; bell lyra, se wm, Goegle in tenor sax, Sondr• Potts; baritone sax, Mary Amberger; French horns: Aaenath Tracy, Sharon You ng, Sharon Walter, Er· nuUne Stoctdm; baritones: Linda Wlltiams, Jo Ann Bolinger, Carolyn Vaughan , Sandra Thomas; trombonea: Jennifer Lohte, El1ie Arnold, Dorothy ,Brown, Ruth Brolbe11, ·Margaret Hendl e)', Edwina Bell; trumpets: Rev, Rea, Nancy Woodgeard., Nancy Brown; Karen Drete, •Robterta Hoover, Jl'.ld)' Webrung, Rieky Campbell, Pam Hob1tetter, Cherry Scott, Connie Te.aford, Don Mayer; baasea, Bruce Stalnaker, Richard Poulin ; pereus11ion, Bill Yo ung. Charle• Kitche n, Jon We bster, Kite Werry, I • ( • � �' : ' ,;1 ;•, Kennedy Calls Humphrey Nix · OD · ACtor I·· n Name ea111ng Traue .J ._ � ' CHARLESTON , W. Va. (UPI) - Sen. John F. Kellll8d:, (D-Mass-) today accused hil op!"'nent in West Virginla'o Mi:, 10 presidential preference pnmary Sen. Hubert H, Holli� phrey (D-Mlnn.), of imitatinJ Vice President Richard Nixon. Kennedy returned to Well VI?• C-inia �ft.er a da)' of campaWllna: in lncbane. H e releued a 1tatement criticizlne Humphrey for what Kennedy claimed wu the "diltortion of the record.'' "The time baa come to face the facta frankly ebout my friend Hubert Humphrey," K enr:iedy uid. "First in Wi!ICOn■i n , now in Weit Vir&inia, be has distorted my recOl'd, ettacked my intearity and played faat and loose with smears and innuendos. reply in "I do not i ntend to kind-because no Ot!mocrat la ever going to WJ.n in 1900 by imi. tating Richard Nixon :• Kennedy then stated I tour oC coal mlnin1 townJ in nearby Madison . He will return here later in the day to campaign in neighboring town■ and then leave ;;;:--:--- for Partenburg tonight. Humphrey attended a Wliqite, 1 and foul-1mel lin& event 1.t. Jlida· wood. The ann ual ram p feed. a....,. aN ,. form of _..._ � • ion that utrate """- • ..... whea c-.d llut okl me•ttlft ..,.. lteUn• dley ,a.-. • ...,_ new Hie. Meanwhile, G ov. Cecil H. Un• derwood in telegram, to the Na • lion.al BroadcasUni Co . aad the Tex.aco Co., w h ich aponaon one of the t1etwort 18 principal new• programs deman ded NBC nNa-caater D�vid Brinkley be recall• ed from West Virginia. The governor said Brinkl ey was guilty of "deliberately color­ ing the news" to make West Vir­ gin iana appear ignoran t i n toler. a nt and bigotted. Brinkley didn't take it sitting down. "Nothing waa rigged all the picture, wen, n.ade in ' we,t 1/b•· gi n i.a, all .'.ll'e truthful and factual. The coal mine ghost tow n it there, unemployment doe, exlat and children are huiigry. And I ,aid th" was • disg,-,ce. Everything we said a nd pho tographed Kathy Sue White was still m1k- was true , ' ' .he sai d . ing a game fight for her life et noon today at Childre n '■ Hospital in Columbu s where her co ndition was reported as "fair." She riff Robert Harte nbach said & at noon lhat contribuUons for the lllSt!i....om.,o family in hel p ing defray hospital expenses had reached $246 with '-",;k contai ners in several busi neu pla ces 11till u_nreport�.. -A otnWffl' Wy! tl, R � llQll, lai n�r placed 1n the Fr1�lUt T1v• b1.· llie-sherirr&.pt fiCi on � ie· em m Middle�rt wa1 &alfif � haft Vt lftkl ess operation fol�g·a garnered � 1n a short per 1�. wreck at Happy Hollow, wu fin• The �dies of the Eagle Ridge ed $lO ·and costs in C ounty Court comm�mty expect to take up a lhla morn J ng. colle d1on for the K.at_hy Sue Fund In other Cou n ty Court action to�otrow at a meeti ng of the today thargea o assau lt ud bat­ , f Me1ga Coun ty � oonh_unten ABaoci- tery aga.i per were nst Gene Coo all oo there which will con vene �t d ismJssed with th , e defendant to . ten o clock for an all-day �ss1on . pay the costs of the cue. Fines of Severa l hundred people wlll at• , 10 each were aaseued u.. � ._1'"" tend the event' they Ii&!" d• foqr men on state pab'ol ebargea. Th e con dition of the little girl- They were Earl E. Jfaymain, . Meland the financial circumatances ol vin E. San den, Elmer F• Balley the family have aroused the com• and Wilbur Napper. Napper, Ru.Uand, 'NH held la1t passion of the public a nd contribution, from individuals ,or ga niza. Dilbl at the couniy jail following lions and business places are com- h11 arrest by the patrol on an in• , ing in rapidly, Sheriff Hartenbach toxicatlon charge, Edgar Payne, arrested aevenl sa'id. The hospHal cost for the child d.ll'I ago on a charge of theft, exceeds $100 per day wilh nurses entered a guilty plea and wa1 fin• on 24 hour d uty, while the oper- ed $50 and cost, with half the ation cost alone w11 expected to fine l'Ullpended. -------run well over $1,000. The little girl. daughter or Mr. &t,ediuni Datnaire e and Mrs. David White, fell from an up,tain porch at her home and sust■ ined multiple skull fracture. Cou nty officers investigated a when she struck a cement wall:. -.rweck on Route 12-4 above Syn• 1be prompt action of local author- CUie at eight o'clock this morning itiea and the coopentlon of police in 111bicb medium damage wu departments and emergency ,qued ported to • truck owned by D. members in transportJng her to Rouah apli a car_.)Wntd and driven the hospital is credited with sav- by Virginia Ard'ott., lloute 1, Rai ng her life. ctne. In asking contributions fer Ka• _Accord_ing ·to lhe rtport. filed by tby Sue, Sheriff Robert Harten• Deputy Clarence Shielliai the bacb is remim)ing the public that Rouab trutk: v,1111 operated by Jun­ the father had been unemployed lor liartln, Syra.euse, 11id pullecl tor a long period and the family into the driveway at. tbe EIHlr has no funds to pay for the er.• Roush home, crossing the road in pensive treatment neceuary. the path of the Arnott vehicle. 1 -=:--=------ I ' Kathy Sue In Game Fight For Ll'fe After Fall County Court --�"'AQ Man Fm " e For Wr.... I Is Reported In Wreck w. re. ' 'i I' t i II f, :i'lat• ��J'M :f.,, -lhe���<I!. I f,; ,·. .. ·-' :am ' ·-1 ' . ' ' I• ' ' \, ' ,. .' i . 4'•�• lhne' totoo i. ,Delep,,t",' .,,. ' (•· \! wlt.JI ·� ·r.;.,. • ,· Dt..! :Ufa� � :'.:.,;� r Bii Primary Vote , Late Comit Fofeeast In Tuesday's Election · ftfiiis• Mrs. Charles J . Mullen is show� receiving her recognlUon medal for' outstanding service to the Central Ohio Heart As­ • , ,:;,�:;·:N:;,:G:;;U: � ;;.;;, '/;.,'""°_;;le�- • . ;:· ;:_: were ready for a "near presidential size'' turnout of voters . • • :;______________________ ia IUN :o wm �e Repubtlcan haadquU'tei'1 slate have a li ne un- nomination with o ut opposition . :;n e le 1ate. P e�ed to support him der their name listing Nixon aa E.arl R. Hoove r of Akron won r the 1u11;1y s preaiden tlal nom• their choice. Bender has a line nomino1tion without opposition to : _ ion while Sen. John �· Kell• under hi1 name listing himself oppose Bell, Joseph · H. El l iso n to !: n Y of M,sqchu&etb wdl get for pte■ident. oppose Taft, and five persons are the aupport of the D emocr&tic Tbue are tw� statewide races vying for the right to oppose del e&atea, for office. one in each party. Peck . N ominations wi l l be made for On the ltepublican side lhe The metn Interest In th• pri1 n m•rJ he■ Mnterect on the fl1ht oonteit J1 for nomination for a all 23 seats Ohio ts allowed in ;;�i:t�e��:� 8a��:: H�:�:: betMin ChY. �chNI V. Di pllce on the Ohio ' Siipreme court t he U. S. l l duse of R e presen tative Mary Radford; basses: Marvin 1 T. There are five undld atcs with Tw enty of the incu,nbenta are Spencer, Mi ke Grueser, Ralph "1• Count, moat observers seeing the con- see k ing re-e lec tio n and Hi incum- \Yen,; pereusslon: Jim -:deea1 fc �lutlon � �•!_ t.r test 11 a f�ght between former ' be nts 11.1rvll"l!d the primary with- Fred Sisson, Connie Freeman a nd o . r 1 ••• f ..e1...1e, rlMrth Gov. C. Wil liam O'Neill and Wil- out op.position. a Donald Brown. pied..., _ to K......,, . lard_ D. P',mpbll, former state The five Demo crats who have Stage Band personn el will inRepubl ican ■late" headquarters 1 ■enllor, ■nd Guemaey Coun ty primary opposition art Th omu clue, saxopbonea: Jim Ebersbaeh, entered slate of deletatet Pt01etuto? a_n d judge� · whi:p has ·Ashley . of Toledo, Robert Cook of Linda qhapman, Sondra Polta, , , Pleda:ed Nixon. T��n it oi;ily beld.. . ., , : ri.umber OJ · appointed Kent, Michael J. Kirwin ot Mary Amberlff"; trt.iinpets: Reva one ehallen1e to tbe •late. It Hate �fffo'eti. ' ,. � ' Voung1town a n d Michael A. · Rea, Nani::y Woodg�arl, Nancy c_omee fl'Om former V, S, Sen. Damlicnflc A_vdltof; , .Fl.ht Feigh;an ind, Charle■ A. Van l k qf Brown; Jhlmbonea·: Elsie Arnold, Gearte H. Bender who iA �jq Tbe O,rvoCJiatl� eot:"1teit" 1 1 b a Cleveland. Do'roth)' - Brown, Ruth _f.n n Brc;th· wn l led to hlmaeU. filht · f or eudtt16r IA, OP� The thr� gre111men co wh o did ers; rh)'tiun: Jenn ifer Lohse, � .ti , � � et e •� l : la �r ldn· � �•'IHibllCJn J� A. Rhoiles not Itek re..lt!ttlon are Re-publl- Young; ,vocallat, sruc:e Stalnaker. Undtrt lNll_ i, · W.b! . � - nomlnaUOft. tor i'n other cans William Hess of Cinci nn■ti Concert Bani peraonnel 'Will lnDe1t1ocnlu! voten. wlll . J>e: 1811:� � ••t�o.ut G'Polltii;in. · William Bsumhart of Vermilion, elude tho , followln1: piccolo: Sue f� no mo: th •rtae , D�ocrat clndldate"a · are and John E. Hend eraon of Cam- Phillips: tb1te1; Jean Ann Webater, 1e ,a I om , the 1 t.e ,a I' '.f.:. .M , � . Be�mont Coun ty brid ge. Linda Crow, Da rlene Watson, Son­ to �eir party • haUonaJ ' CO $tiv�l'.il: 1uditQr; D. F�&uson son All members of lhe Oh'lo House dra Drake, Pam O'Brien . Kitty U . Olli IE■c:b dele&�le wlll heft -; ,ol t-4!, It,� treullfe,, ctilrles of Repre!e.ntatives and about Persinger; Charlene clui nei.: Olfl on �e H. #{q)Jbeii and lobd Chrl■topher half of the �tate Senate will be Die hl, Sue Arnold, Judy He\fetson , ��;ot'.j.� e are • t led• ..by ·•• Jr,' ·,,-;i:"'•· -,-<-..,. up for elecUor thl� year with Patricia He n nessey, Jennifer Crew , Obi0 elected . �.. . line -under their naoie llatin1 . Th� a� 1 jud,-�ahlps to no min.aUons to be mad e Tuesday. Bre nda Potts, " Donna Hauck, Mary • � Teart, tenril DlSille •• lint . tboJce for P,eal· �Ultd-. , 1HJ'"- lhe S!lpl'eme Afl countft1 hew contNh . for Ri<'kard, Pally FulU, Ruth F.d­ r( Dl Jh� -,,. 1 d�t� Tbo ,e the OD II.Hier al.a te dou In tbe November. electl.on · � commluloner, proMCuter, cl1ric ward s; alto clarinet: Sharon K. tb.eni · ate have � Une under their name it.t. • hut' only, 'one �te� f.91' nomlR•· Of cemmon pin■ eour1 rrt'lff Moore; bass clarinet:. Paula Sayre; · eonteau· for lftl Al� S. Pirter U t he cbofce U.911<. �In:euml>Qt t>,m�Cl'a� J0hn �� l'ffOt'der, tre.w.,.r, '�r, balSOon , Kay Compton ; alto aaxo, , for ff1ildeot. · W.-:: .Pwctt Jam111 "I'. Bell '11nd 1111d wu1m111 plw anti Pf'OINll'll pho nes: Jim Ebenbach, Unda ,- , , . ' I I RIcurd JI. Nt., -. pa ��, 151'1P1•1 A, � • )!OD Cblj>.mau, Alli& C&rjlOllter, Carolyu 0 .. , i:i. " . , 1 Ir' 1 . - ,' � ; .l ., •.• •ri ..,._ .� ~ ... ' .,;yr,►" -,., · l ,·,,Ji , ·1< ·1 :�:• )'.· ,. · · 'I , 1. �-, _-I. . �L�BUf �l-A relatl ely 1 um a million •n� a iuil't• vo °ier xpecte to t �d � � niitte L 0f ice, . ,tr. �e �un; cab�OUle to Jbe... 'Wb , le ��_!l•e Ill next Tues• � ... .. ,-, . ,.,1, a . Tbe polls ,-,lll be_ open from 'T'� a. ,m. llntll 8.30 P· m. (est) 1 ' II Gt : 7:30, • •;. m. 19 ,7. :30 P• m. in " �me · � t-alei:' �I e :bi�· · . fo1li ari open I H, Pf__ 1 fllliere a , v,.• �-..,.. run n · q 'f""" -of(� •nd, IOI apeclal 1•· •t.a� Tueidty. ..,.: larie fJe baa . _ etar;' , of Sta\: Ted .. ---�• �e •�•. chief tlecft tw allott � pan, 1n 4:Jer to .a, IN n et d wffl bel �� b\w�":i.ecr 0 OM. bi,COty to tabulate a � ' the COIint ft a I W · c..c...c, te � bll a field ot"qabdl: , II ,.fflterMt· 1 Uie , pr! ' Jaw �•Ille Of � lack t � ' ;;, as , Over Million Voters Expected.T o �ominate Candidates Tuesday r SPO RT SH I RTS Sises 6 ' Civil Suit Is Filed To Ma1'8ha1 Lein• I 1 • . "From .Courtho uses To The White House ,' , BOYS 'Nill ����-! · ;.:ti ROBERT ( Bob) HOEFLICH� • -.!inl plain �ble and just right for Mr-'. wen and fly - cool, comfort­ °' c� Cl� Paal 'l'/teia• front Former Rutland Resident Dies In Canton Area front styles - zipper Hayrllk &lseduW For &ipdat Youih Group HOEFLICH ...nee, DRESS SLACKS Lamplighter Meeting Held Sunday At ASH THE CH I PS ARf. DOWN ·ou WASH and WEAR Held Sunday At Stanley Home Plains To Giv� Radin Talk -· stripes - checks - plaids - novelty ' patterns. 1956 FORD Falrlane Victoria 1955 FORD Vktorla I ( Wash ' n Weijr and other popular fabrics - plaiQ col: $1495 1957 FORD "8" 2 Door Rotarian Paul Smart, executive vice president of the Mid• dleport Citizen's Bani< and local chairman of the National Federation of Independent Business Men of America , be­ lives free Americans will have to tighten their belts and dis• clpllne aga!J!st "compulsive spending" If they want to win against Communism. • Mr. Smart addressed the Rotary club at Its regular Friday evening meeting In social rooms of U,e Heath Melhoclist Church. He was presented by chairman Charles Clarkson. In making monthly surveys Jor BUia introduced in the last sea• the NF18, -:U. Smart aid he i1 ai on oJ the_ na.tiol'la t congreu, if convi nced bualneu-men and all people are .too little intere1ted in approved, would have cost the g()v. ernment '3:ZO bil Uon over the nert legislation aff1ct.in1 their 111tion, and that It ii tim e to become con• Civ1 e yean 1 be. said. l'hi1 ur1e lO lpehd Mr. Smart cerned with the d irection the n a­ ca lled "compulaive 1pen din1,"' and tion is headed. Mr, Smart u.id the apending the moat "dangerou11 evil oJ our program■ of the aovernment are limes," completely out of control of every. "Our rovernment is pili ng up one, and that after all, ''It ia your C.O.D.'1 in the future a t an money, and somebody bu bi.a band aatoundtne rate;• l\e -said, peintin g in your pocket." to the future o bUeations in areas This somebody is eve rybody 11 of interstate highway Jmprovehe cited fiKUrea sho wlng: "1ent, public works projects, pub-National defense, govern ment 1 e operati on, forei1n aid, domestic ,�:;�� h��� :�i �:,-:,�:. civil\a n spendiq, debt retitement, Ing, conservation , and defense governme nt subsid iea, pemions, commltlment......,11 add ing to $ 88 etc., add up to an 88 billion dollar billion to be absorbed in future er.penditure. Theae he called "au­ budgets. tomatic expen ditures," that Is, they Commit­ This is on top oC our $290 bitare on a ·continued· ted from yea r to year, and thua ha­ lion deficit and $.10 bil lio n in acbitual. crued reti reme nt liability for. mJ.li-Added to federal · 1pe ndt na: the tary people, $27 bil lton retfrement cost of elite government and the l iabilty for civilian worker,;, a nd per capita - cNt 'of cow,;nment. in our govern ment la obllgatM by U. S. ia. f130 per year- for each law to nY pensions to waa1 veterrnan, woman end child, 1 nd lt is ,na: and tht>ir dependents esUmat• bouild to go up. ed to cost roughly $300 billioi n . "The fad that futura texpay• Coats of govern m�nt have rl5 en en will bl Hktd � pay ovv from 18 per �nt of the, national SN Di acipllne on� P•,. Th "" product in 1940 to 26 per ce nt i n --- ·--------1957, a creater hike th� the na• Chol"Ull , tiona.l product it.self. "Why ii thil," Mr. Smart aabd. To Give Coricert And he enN'tt'ed, . "lt'a beOhio Unlveri. ity's ■ymphony ceUM nearly •.,....,.. w.nh the otchestra and ch.orua 'Will co·m• llOftffiffltftt to · do tomtthl119 bine talen ts in a festival free th.t will Hip them ., the-Ir sprl n& concert, Sunday, May 8. frlenclt. thel_r ,-rtlevlar In� The · program bf .mu1ic W1U be pre...t HM of lkfllneu.. or_:}n ti. tented .-at 8 p. m. iu the Univer: pultl k l�t. 1ity auditorium, " tua).1.f," h• l&id1 •�.; grae to QQfl of I.he JeatJK.e d pumbera A � tioq. 1'Je otill. ll> wl_U .I,o..llut, �. Jiioapaoc1y _ '""-' balance the tiUdiet aDd live within coin:posed by the )alt Ernst vo� Gut means (aa indJviduals must to Dohna nyi in ce lebration of Ohi o ,lay out of trouble)." Un iversity's aeaqui cenlennial in 19M. The noted Hungarian com­ pose r wa1, an annual visitor to the Athemi campu s for 11 years before his death February 9. "•IA, ors - whit�s ;_;.;, .,; Discipline.To Spend Less Is Neooed To Answer Khrushchev ::����. Bi rthday Pa rty 1957 FORD Fairlane 4 Door VB 1 958 FORD VI Fairlane 4 Door ,�.' •. EXTRA LARGE ( 1 7- 1 7 '/2! ) , $1.9 5 Sew-Rite Club Holds Session Wednesday Nigh t 1 4 - SHARP CLEAN LATE MODEL FORDS - 14 " LARGE ( 16- 16½) at y ,;:,;_ t MEDI U M ( 1 5-16½) $2295 1959 GOLIATH 1960 VOLKSWAGQ� . ... \ !'r • 1 eroy Ml d , o, , A , l __v_o_ L_x_n__N_o_ ._ 1s____..,.___________________P_om _,;_ • -_ d l•po __ rt Ohl ;_ ,;;, Satutd �•1 ;,,;Prl S0 _:1� 960 Mr. Smart, Local Banker Says I I 1959 CHEVROLET $2195 llffd. Riebel-Thomas Wedding Held In Racine Church ·SPRING FEVER SELLING SPREE 1 959 CHEVROLET ■ .l SMALL ( 14-l�l', ) l Couty', Veler­ ua' Memorial HMpllal Bond I-• . . , Thi la oomelblng oar eounly and our people I ,, SIZES : Heath Methodist Afternoon Circle Holds Meeting Make You r Selection How While We're Practically Giving Away Our Used Cars • SPORT . SHIRTS i�t I ' I For 11.... " II, 1 I_,_ e •• • ent1ne • . ,, • end J....., MYSTERY FARM - Above is another in th e current series of air photos of M elg• coulflj' farms the owner of which may have a hand,o me 5•7 print by calling at the Dally �ntlnel offices on Mechanie-st( l?omeroy. Last week's farm picture will be published again Jdpnda�'i' a letter having been rq'ved from Mrs. A, M. Kirkhart, Senaca falls, N. Y. idenllfy!Da as the fonneri, b1 ber 1111 lo- CaldweJI. and now b:, D. . . . ' ' f� ': ' ' ' farm owu,ii hither, . . ,q: SMlii. ."' · .,. . '· . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 29, 1960 flint hill lawrence