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A round A nd A bout ' Program By Ch iIdren, Easter T•,me ! :?.:��� Mainly About People I n pomeroy ,._., . _ ,,.' •""'" ,., " �:,r;'.•.:�!;,,� ' , !;,��h�, 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., April I, 1911 1'.. = l ··-i,-- TIie Rope Peart, lar1e1t la .. ••14 la onr ._ IDClllea fh lacu1 Ill cln!Ublfereuce alWi Cantata, 'Olivet' Given/)uting Heath Church Communion Services Special Easter services wen• held su,,,fa, at the Potnb� t.ht' d111lhn w,· , P h,·lcl ,ii th.. · ·wu,111rlt>d J•or Mr " The group chu�hes, ;i l l of w h h" h W l'l"e Ut: a U l l f u l h dt'l'Ofatrd ' er dJrected by Wll• >" • • ,,.,-,,,,.,. •' tJB d 1urd1 Su 1111 ..y wurP n t>w white ro�s with yokTM cantata, "Olivet," by Daniel The canlala waa ---. * h1·t l t' uc v f 11, ,L. .\I r dnd .M rs .1 Of' ,·001111 •1 r anu -•· M, . and Mes . eta,c,..._ -I�St e ""s an d p:i I m� decor a t e d t i it:- r �.-111e · t U<II"\ " ., r. ,, · . . .. , .. ..,"' ..-, b... �-,-""ewuum 8ur- ,.....•h.,..,... ,_, w,tJt i, ..,..., a:.� 1 1,... J•·,.,. .., wa, r•�u et1i' of rt'd for the st"rVll'.t!. A s(M!Cof Oakwood were week end guesltl day • First Baptist church for t he worship s_t> .,·1.n: w h 1('h op t•n. · f.i milv ol \\- ood�firld v isitrd ovt>r morning. were aunll Solos evening at the Heath Metho- dette 81 organist. . , n •' ,1 , ., ./1it> Th"' :sunn:se service a t fi p m tal number ' ' The Grave Cootd Not of her parents, Mr, and Mra. R0ed with th e orgon 1ireludt' In_·· Mrs .I d . Slepht· n so11._ fo l- Sumlav w i t h M r ""u · disl Church. Middleport, by the by Mw Sharon Jones, Forrest Hold Hlffi'' wa:s presented by the ber1 Warner. , P•-nerl w11h a ...,....m . . F.J�trr �(lll I low ed b)- th".. t·a l l to worsh11i IJv t h,• Ht·v. l{a l p h C ' Z" u n • \'ouni; . .s i· ,inu., o1 ht'r rr Id I iv••:s ·r · Cho1r • M•. • Everson, Robert ---• · tbe Maun• Bachtel, J•., - P•"'-�mg Sen1or choir. d irel.'led by M i s <; d � l . The choi r d i ret · l ed I I\ \l r � �: l m t· r W l i ' k h a rn p n· -- b Y I I w II 1· � I vuuth ,yt>r· ., J ol i n \L 1 1· r 1 a11 <l r1 .'lt' · d n{I p nc· . Mr Mr and and · M 1 Mr!. J. of r Bright Herndon and Reg Johnson. dy Communion service. :i · .--:. n led , t wo r11,111b 1• r· �.• . · · _ \ r l�L' \.-h l .urd " ,, 11{1 · J {',u � /c1mily or Cn,v1· r·11y � 1 wnr E.1., l t• 1· rL' 1 J11<· 1.� I I . I,' \ ai1n . fuI Iuwt:"\J, hY J u·v n, Davis with Miss E m m Ounbar, W- Va., were wee., S" • e,n:i _, - · Others of the choir were Mn&. ArOie. ' ., , guests OI _ her mother, Mrs. C E. with M r ,.md .\tr, ( ;ern � .. \fr i n 111,· n•,ni111g, of M;1 1 k lfi, hy Mbs Lou Davis as acrompanisl. Fultz, Mrs. Everson, Miu Bernard tw . " -- I t,,1 d t,11 1,,, ,.�-"' 1.,r,•ludt" l11-.1·r1 rod,1:i,, · The H 61'. Z ,..,1m Ise o 1 1011s were given by the W . ..,,,wme Gt'JH'Vlt'Ve Stobart. s, Vt'ra I j.NJPms ,wr1ta · , twrt. Coats, Barbara Jones. Christine m . ,,I '\-I r � ) !,,1 1 1·) \ , , n \ r ,111k e i1 U�t'J1 · I1 . I " g ' \)' I "·· Sl'r on to pie · J . ,u� J •,u ci ·--··' ' Wl'n" r·t• .tu� ]fl(' {f}d M rs . •f0h 11 I ,()t'kWuuu h a M .. u1,m il uu.:': , i·luldrl'n. mduding, '·A Welrome Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mees visited I �wan I , MarUyn � Brewbtgton Saadra . Liff' ... t.akl'n from liJ,. l; 1"·"'I 111 , ·d 1 1"" "'11·-dr I ' '' ··v i( t' , fo 11 owed and �nil,· or Jame11lown lefl ye!!• II Me;rn·, · • b_1· Mrs F.«rl Shulf'1 . ' " atte•ded " Evelyn G,�bon,, Mn. Burdett. 111 .lt'�us' Namt', " Brl'nd a Beritz; II\ Pomeroy Sundav a•d St .J oh n A. l) 'Ui;I ;;m y, _i, l)ft-" sl 'I I' ln !h e , · d i ! lo " 01 'I Lil) IlY I Iie R l'V· 1 1erd .iy fm thf' 1 r / 1on1P ,,fl,·1 -� Pt'llri 'Tlit• To mh In The lia!'dt'll . --· service I· s .11! U� the il.Nt Method ist .' and Sarah Becbtle. Rev. KonkIC n1 b,· th,r d11ld1 1·11. \\ ill,an1 •" 11 ! .:.ia:•T'' l', 11• ·•"1 "111 1 th � prnC"t>s- I ifl!I Sr1tur(foy and Sufl(l. ,v w i t h F.mply . ' ' Mis:i1 F.lizatw1h IJ,1 vis, 'Hi!- Human Flo-wer:s," B L k V ChurC"h. was assisted by Mra. Konright r., A surprise birthday party was n�,•· ,u"" appy Easter.' Ro g e r . n,, \1,··'•. t t "·,.,· "�wn l\ o n k · \IY H l�t-'11 I .u1 d . " ",1 1�., ,I O,Y( f' Da Will . ' 'H • .tt -,1 nrl .-\ lbt- rl \-l.,rl ,11 a�-" 1 ,•1! '!1>11.,I f11 111n · · 1 ' i11 hl l ilt" l ,oni 1 s "' . - -. Mr. k '•'t an " Mn. d Ashton Sayre . of given last Friday evening by Mrs. �lt,u wltlt the commum00 .,_. ' . w1lti lht wo,r ,h1p �(•n Wt' T h t rl i s, · 1• T,,d . , i · · r1glt1 ;rnrl family Th,,_� 1>1· 1·t· «< v1� . <111d "Ea�tn Tirnt>." M r �- Di xon On 1be AIL . .L a r r Y ' Dayton were week end guests of Paul Gomer v ce. honoring Mrs. Arnold i )w mn · l'h1 1�1 1 1 .., 1 ."i d l. ' " ' 1· 'I lw ,·11011 d11 n',.(I hv :'vl r· s mmpi1111f'ri fwr-r 1,n l lw w1•,·k,. nd �·r:uw 1 .-; II G lazier Sho1 ! prayers �oleman "F.as�er Sunshme . ' An� her part!nb., Mr and Mrs Frank Ricliards of Middleport. , Sunday morning during the ear. bi 1011 ' 1·ut1. .ay.' ;-,nd tlw t_...n, dwl .lulrn \\ 1• 1J 1 ., .,11� "Spr mg� Ll" ad ., loy \-11- l .01·kwood·� ri1u1h ,·1·. ',frs b v M is;; J<:l iz abd h O<l v1s . Mrs. (hurk. Clark, Sprmi,: Planting. Stewart, Minersville , Sunrise aervice, Mn. BW'dette ly white color green, A of scheme t ll th,· pa.,1ur ,·u1wl11 d1·d l liP " ' 1 I ' I J1• ,,th l o l . 11!· , ;_rnd thf' p.i ., 101 had (J11d l .u('kwuod, .,!'!1110 1 tt-,)(' lir>r I ll Sl111)pr an<l Emmi'!! Will pre,·ed:d l Eff�t' Bl <l 7.ewi�7,; .: · �; ou / a .special Easf.er number. Mr and sang c ",' Mrs. Robert Ebersbal'h w , . sed, for the party and yellow was u e I ark , Ou tht· lll"t..rr o! t!..- St t'.1111', 101 Im -,·rmon i ;ud ' s T1 ,umph 1 1 ,,. Xn11J sd1uol, th.. �ing1ng oj • · 1 C,n•(' My L ife c, _'� l l' For .Eas er, ,. When Morning Purples all the , and Miss Olga Pierotti of Colum• " home of wluch � WWI held at the . Lulht'l'IW dn1 1 r h '-'"t' J . .. hi ! ,· I IM' and \1.,11 -; �.dv.ol1un · • Tlw hyrnn \ I r <l nd M r ,. tl:.i v1d . l il y . k rik m s fur Thf'f' · ,md pra.v er by I h .. Thl' Christ of Tomnrrov. , Gene bu, JUwo::the cantata, "EaalAtrfrom ., Sky" • were wee d 111. k M en f ,. gues,..,, o M'""· tn Ha,dawa• O•"ac M·s 1 r r� 1}1· Psenlt'd l>y l lw ,· h o I r 111 •( ' 1 u ...,· 11 Hirn w1111 �,J .,.11 ( ' , uw11 , · .-,nd childrrr, ]f'fl Sund;,v lur lhen f{.-1 t, 1«11..1 wh1l h rnnduded the navis and , E,nough f"or Now. · trI. " . tide. Odett· p a iero nnrt Cake, ;,. ere·-, -!fee and ... .. LU . .1 BrPnda w 1n · ml:'rtlOI)' ul .\h � Pt•<.1 1 I Stanl e y. a !ld 1 ! w b,·1W1l 1t'l ,11n .-,nd d101 <1I hornf' 111 Fo l'I Waynt'_ lriJ . attt'r :;r1 v1, ., were served and Easter During the 10:30 morning _. punch · M rs s Virg nd I ch Ru e d ugh• . 111 ... . ih 111 , ,,1�u Anw I ?hl ing,..r: "F:a��l'� Spring." Phy!; �pt" 11d1n g tl1t" E a � tt'r W f't>k t'nd , i'1 r1 urgan and p1anu preludt! Whll,r lit�� we1>" n ,·un cludt><I tli,: ,,,..1 i i, t' b were given to the vice, Miss Jones presented tha v . favors basket : ter, Bridge;, of cofu�bus pent Jov.·� Mr, frl'(J Hl,wtt n,11· or, . .,.· . 1 l1s Rlazewicz; Easter Sunshine, _ · A rriu I1I <lll ,,, . ,,_ ,L..' I sit> ' "' 1th Mr and M rs Hamid Chil�t' ..... \ v. liil f (' ' " '' wnh , 0 11 c0 r rall"• " guests. Serving at the refresh• offerto.-v :• d 1ss 1,1111 e wee th k end WI'th her son and •.r number, "Cousider the gam�t u]'!t't1f-'d \ lit> ,,.i v i(T wil 1I nu-1 1 1 ul 01\lp.1b 111 l · u n t u l 11 a nd I J r· · 1 ( ' Wi ko.�e n ol SI M ,H"�· · s Rev Glazier Lu had for es his sermon har ment table were Mrs. 1 ma upeneri • nl u Davis, worthe Lilies," by Scott. C daughter i law, Mr. and Mrs. Letht- 01· .,";iu 1 m·li1di· . llol_v t '1ty," t,;µt· r , u11 .. 11 I w1 ., 1d t· w,·1·1· U�t''I 011 \\ V;_i � i�1kd briefly \\-ilh h i s ' · Jo , Mrs Nellt ' e w· m ston and L d o h " or ivmg . n s. ship L "C n�t, ur IOfJI<'. serVl('t' followed by the ca: I . Baptismal servIces were con• · You .'il't'k J r, u.� . · 1 ;1k n 1 1 r· o 1 11 , 1 ,.• , . ,,,,, ,,, , , ,,, ,, , , 1 ,,_, ••.' ,, .,I - - and Roy Rust·heI 1 h t' �1 :;to• r ;md family M 1 ,, nd \! rs 1u wui �hip by Lhr pas1or. The ehil- Tll t' hymn. "" noI · l Her Mrs Campbe e l th r .�ear rnss · r ,..,,g,, �-••• uuh,-e dncted by Rev. Ko••�••J Henrv _ Korn of Marion -visited M a l l ht'w 2H I 10_ v.·a� usrd by tlir ! "h(H'd1 1JI 1 · 1 1 1 1,-.t ;;11d u. li1r'-' t i I if' , !Liny Mouda.�h1•1! dml dm1L!l11Pr. -G m we e pl ed during Jhe a es .r ay ,...-nr, he drrn·� b d1 tlon n l' by u lhe pastor, 'r on· i'fi t d ho ! l 't 11 ynn hy t' Mr, C' l Diana for c service L this t : · over th . weekend with Mr and ttev. W1ll1arn Vo1 1� ii -' his sf'I mo11 11111qu1b ;;,111 l1; .. ,·in1h, ;;iir I •1 1- · r ,•<ld11'" . y••st,..1 dav !It-" abo v i.� 11 Fl ,!ll('IS fl Glm1 er. wi1h M rs Ro_r dud('d the servire. venina under the direction of e e. daughter of Mr, and M rs. L8W• Mrs. Gt>orae " Korn and son. lupw A �pt'l'ial mn11h1•1·. ' "U p t' n 11,�hthl n ,1�• <liH,v1· t lw w,nrlu�s ,·d in Aal'mr w·:h lu� hrnlhrr and ' M iss ' Rosetla R I' chards . 'M'iss In• rence Lee of Middleport, and Julla - - - Mr. and Mrs. Harter Scheal of !h t: (;;1tl'� to lht' Templr ' w,,. ,)I 1 11,.. 1;" 11 , , r , 1 , di·,-,., .ilrd tl1;, ., 1�kr-m-l;;w :\lr anfl �!r·, Vn-d I 1 ..1.ter of Dav_ton were Sunday e,"Uests of d"ui Borden and M rs. James De- Rae Lockwood, granddau51, Wilrnw,1 I prt'�t'ntf-'d hy 1 h;• ('hUII' 1\111) l um ,.,11, 1 11,11·v LegeI· .. 1.tand dau Rev. Konkright, Mrs. William Killinger and Mr, 51....• of l\1r- Jnd :\It-s William l\f ayp_, munioo Wl!� se1 vrrl Others attending the party were Mr. and Mrs. John Lockwood of . .. r sto, v m s, ·np1 IJl't' ,. Geocge H,,-".,,_ _1 · 1 11• ,r-.1,1 ... "nd M,.L _., 1 .-\n Eas\t'r lily su111·1so> �1, 1 v 1 , 1• " nd "' 11� '"'a11 prl'�i·i il t> d h · t h ;;ml familv of l.1m:, v1silPd ovi·1 . For the Easter SunMrs. Nora Eakins returned to Mrs. John Angel !Ann RK'.nan.is Jamestown i " 1 hr wetll! rnrl 1•; 1tl, M rs Luci llt-" al /wld \l,;1., and Janice Richards of Columbus n1un tin<l altar tomrnu ., .. , , · i: · \ ' I the Heath Church · services ay y1111 l l 1 al I lic CiiUfi' 1 <11 I 11· �11n d h,, home ,n Dayton Sonday after gran M J k C nd dda"•'I ac rs arr a t tit> Ft'rlernted 1·hun · h <l! Ii ,, m l'lst' �(•1·1 ,1 e ' " '1 111' Hrslll'l t'('l l1Jt1 ' ' M .iy,'s • . "&'' with a large array ed decora . was t spenriin11... the pas\ week w1·t1t Mr. I I 1 "'• · n, ,, 1· 11io:rn 1, r ,., i l ro_ \A.'. .. · · and Rev · N yIe Borden of J er u 1a 1 Wl1ile lilies and palm� w r r t w.i,; I ii!' li/fJII' u1 1 111· mui lllllJ! WHI po p s. 1 sna....... !ant Wh'te - wI ' tted o and Mrs Geirge Heines and 'frs. Gallipolis, Dr. Kathryn Rainbow u� hal'k of Jnd ,11 1·11h1•r .,,rlr ol sli1p .,. , vll'e bv .lt•l"l'_v !\1,1,\t'r,. Vc1. 1· 1., 1le,! Vt'.s lerrlnv 11·,rh .�·l rs . vases. sanctuary large the used in William Killinger. Hemlock Grove. ('!1:,1 11•, Aul'df'tle and s{,n ("li ..11· lt'� lhe alhn Tht> Hi'I' \\·,ddu .I H;u Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham and Mrs. Carrie Ward o( Lakin, . . . Mrs. Allen Hampton of Pomeroy. !t'ls had hll h1� �<'"• mun 1 0 1 ,11 spent Sunday m Ga11,po1is with her 1 ( :11 1 d;111!;hlt> • "'"""J r , --'-• were Mrs. Al• Ded'icated S l'hnst h,ltl nol !lt'"t'll f\;JJ.<f'rl ' " motht!r, Mrs. Julia Davis and oth• Also attending I/Ill , sm�n Jenkins h Elizabet Ruth d Coles, Raymon bert Bland, Mrs. er relatives. Thr urµ:rn pn•l11d,. Tlii· f,1� rs. Dav;,J M ?111u t. --• M o f er .. •'t au d Sp,·( 1ai \ lWal 1111mh,·I'� \.\> N I-' . ' Ernest v1. 5 s s 1l1nµ Mrs. Fred 11<1\h lit'I' pa11• nt, . .,11' :wd William Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saddler of lt'r Sun;!,." hy M r , Hn1 .'\ !'111,.l,ng �•'nl1•, i d ,11 '""- :hr· .,1· 1 v u·1's hv .\1 1 , FL Chase) (Ruth Jenkins: Jay Miss Guthr)t', A H llrc1wn 111 <"h1·s:1 1 ,1•;, k l-' I Bowles . Mrs. Dewey Bridgeport spent Fririay and Sat• openl'<l l ilt' Wl)/',h1µ 'it'l \l ll't' lol l'••ggv ll,1 ·,w1 �. c'l;1 1 1·twt And1,·v.s \I' Va_ dedteated was , Jndtana ayne, w . tt Barne Nina Julia fte.ese. Miss i unlay w ith Mr. and Mrs. Bent.2 Jow�I I.iv th•, 1 · 11 1 1 lo wo1 ,li1p h;r ,rnd ,om W 1 l l , . 1111 1111d ."1n11·, .ind 'hom:1� Anth1,ny :ind Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hardaway, Sunday mornb:tg at the Middleport 'l . Wolfe and Mrs. Willi.am Baxter. Uw rw�lor· ,\ ,p,.( · 1ul 11umhp1·. · l lf' \1 1, · li.wl ( Jl1l1n�1·1· Cl1' '1;1n1st., wen• son. Arnold Richards, DeLene DeLegal First Baptist Church at the Su• 1 1•l u1w·d lo Mr. and Mrs. Don Grueser and ls Hist-n." w,1s pn·srr11 <'d !;v 111,.. \1 1�, Ell'1.1be1h Uul t)' ;ind Clim· th,·11 homl• in l .<.1n( ;1,11•1 11 11,·1 William Clayton and Paula Gorn• rise service. Rev. Donald Boone, v i� · daughter of Minersville were l'hoir anrl Rt-1• Rm 1rls h;,d Ion· 111., r 1.11 I,•�· pastor, was in charge-. er 11 111 � FritbV- and S"l unl;;y w i t h .. Sunday guests of her pal'ents, Mt. ' \fr . li-t'rmon. "Out 111 !Jt>111I Hopi" A special organ-piano duet Wat at• to Sending gifts but Wlable .ind \1r, W1ll1� A111ho111: and Mrs 1beo Heines I ,fr� John -\IH(Pl and M1<s .lan � PriJ}ll'r hy Hw pa,lor ,md I Ii 1· by the 1lsters of Mr■• presented Payne, tend were Mu. James Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Roush am.I Geralll Anthony, ti. Mrs. Jenkins, . · l-lalleluj11h c:horn , b_v lht> cli,111 foster I Mrs Coo Young, Mrs Borden, 1('1' H 1,·hdl'd., ul < 'oli1mb11., �pt'lll ' Lynn, of New daughter. CiJrol Mn. Raymond and l'oneludf'<l tlw .,1·1 v n-;· <l I I � 1 Middleport Mrs. Clifford Stumbo and Rebecca t h ,· �:.:i., IN wi•,.ki·rnl w1tli l lwi r Haven. W. Va_, visited Sunday Lieving c,f West C.Oluntbia. W. VL ·' which )lf'\I, ('Ut1H1111111 on ...,,,, lw 1 d Carter. pnn·11h. �h. and M 1 � .'\r r1old ll ici·, with her sister and brother-in•law, iii k b;H 11alms and lilies While ' ·u rls and [;imily Mr. and Mrs. Jed Webster. ' : -the allar ra1l1ng JtH! liv,H 111th, rm \lr ;in,1 Mr.s . Ho l an ◄ i F('.g(•:-t :rnrl I IOII 1Jt l\ l l's Af [ l nd1•1· 1111 ' rl1 1 1'1 ' Mr, and Mrs. Albert Roush and the urg:.in rfrrn, ,1l1•<l l fw l l 111l1•d cim1ghl1' r, Sl1;1ron. IIPl1•n Su�,m. family s�nt Sunday at Leon. W. , - Methodi� 1 ( h111·d1 lor llw �:.l�lo·r Ju•r1·1• <1ml 1 ':1rL ldt Sund.iv for llt Va., ...., ilh her mother . Mrs. Alla , pi"PSt' ol l1r1°t ( i ( dl II ( 1u: 11(,l'I ! ' w•rvi ct>�. '-'"h l ch h,·g:in WIiii lhi · ' Miller. 1 ,,,l Man ,I 1•1 1 ':11,I 1 1 ,1 l lw J,:,,,, l'l�l' Sf'I V l\"t' .,t Ii ,I Ill Th•· P l ' • '-1rs George Shiveler Jr. and So , 1 · 0 " , �lr· a11d Mis. VHl lfrvnul,I, ;md daughter. Jayne Ann, returned to rl.u1giilf ' · s ., 1wnt 1111, )'1.sl u. t>,•k MEIG S THEA TRE tlwir home, CinC'innati, Sunday af• f'ml wilh P.11' and \!1 � - EJg.ir Pomeroy, Ohio ter a week 's visit with her parens, d \,\ I ii,, 11 1 '·'. 1 111,I \1 1 •. ( 'Iii•, i nl 1 · ll1•v11o l(I� • · Mr. and Mrs. Jay Myers. l!'I l-:1 " Ill ; l < ' < ' l l l l l l ' - " 1 1 .,1 tor ( Ii , , NOW SHOWING Mrs. George Shiveler, Sr. of !\'I RS. ORF.N WEARS Cincinnati spent the pest week "FLAM ING STAR" M r . and Mrs. \V . 0. W i l liamso n of P omeroy, fo rmerl with '>ulo n11111n,li;•r·, 11 ,,n· �iirii; liy 1Tel'hn 1t·olon her sister and brother-in.Jaw, f C harles to n, v,,; _ V a . , .ire announc i ng t h e marriage O l o J•:his Prl'sley. Harbara Ed,•11 !\1 1 � l \,1il l l.,VI.> , l l i( ' k w I I !' � . Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell of Syt h ei r d a ughter Barba ra to Pl<'C Oren W e ars of Po m eroy, racuse. Booty •nd The Bent, !'tfr � Hol)l' i t . - 1 ., 1 g. n,ivid Will'v She also visited the Peter 3 Stoov•• who is with the U. S. Army stationed at Fort Belvoi r, .JenninRs family nd Mr. l 'as\1 I-L ,h1·, P.11'� l;n·il \ . (i.,rdl\('I and Mrs. a · , r-oiling th• Fox, a!ld 11 10. Mr!- F:,1g;11 Allt•nsi•., orl I1 1 A film. " Hesnir Br·t•athing" wa.� V a . , whf're the rnuple will resi de. ________ Jay Myers. Colorc;•rtoon 111 111 1 1 1111rld wul Ml '� Sk 11111 N. . � l1own h�• \fr�. (' F. llihbs of nw i Mrs. Charles Foster and child· Adnus.� ion: t!Of and 301' T!it• lll�'(J( 'il! 111n 1(1 tilt' -••n v ir<' M1-igs { '011111y Ht':!I'! A;;�o<'iat1o n. i Fnmily Dinner Was nm . Pamela, Diana and Charles. THURSDAY and FRIDAY wa.� i.:111•11 h�· 1 1 ,t• 11.is101 . H l' v. I whf'n 1/ll' Harinr· (;r,,n l,!t• ob,ervnl l returned lo their home, Pittsburgh Gfot1n. At J?l.atwoods "ESTHER AND TH! l( I NG" G11rrl 11t•1· TIii' d10:r also prr�t•n! ! ' '�lµe1 ation s Forwat"d ' ' ni ght with today after a week ' s visit with her Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Hill enter. I (Teehnicolo rJ 1 . 1 , ' rtl t ht' ;rntlwrn. ·c ,1�lh�ern<m<' .11 , 1nemben11 11nd l,!lie.� I� atlt•nrlm� . talned with II family dinner Sun parents . Mr. and Mrs. David Juan Collim. flidrnrd E11: ar1 tlw fll(ll'lllll� w,1 1 s h i11 sPn·ier }'' ' I l1_1s!rurrn•n 1 �1I mmuc was rn•Grueser. _ ' day at thej rhome in Flatwoods. C(llorurtoon · ' t Mc. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen · . ,_i•nt1•<1' by \'v Iult"y HePg e Hlld 1':d 1 sund cr y ew•nmg th � S• und�y Present W1!re Mr. and lel'tlay. s. Ruv I left Friday for a visit in Saint •t l's. v ' I ams was ln S S;1 I.,n ,. 'ti • 'lo ,·. mnrn ,,1 -• naII Bapt 1 st ,Jones and sons, Mkhae , l'I100I of tiIt' 1• ,, John SATURDAY · h op- C'\1 u1TII presenI1�J JI1e � I c h Mge or I Iu· program 1,1, I11c I·,asIt' r pI ay and Jeffrey and Miss Mary Hill Simon's Island, Ga., with his sis-"KEY WITNESS" ·i l'IW<I w11· I1 ii so11g. Em \ Cross, '"rl lf' ,,,;i� I er P rom i· st> . " 1'akmg ' ter and brother-in·law, Mr. and Jd(rey Hunter, Pat Cruwley or Columbus, Mrs. Janet Gooch . , m;1�11•1· , nlendwl !!:rt>t>!ing s from pu rl were Cl arence H O11 mgsbed Mrs. John Rol1inson ancl son. - ~ a-hto - M iddh'!Jmrt. Ohiu and dau"'hters, Teresa, Cynthia, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks spent · t m<1stPr un"., l\1attit' "VISIT TO A · , as T h e , annun r ·mt, or ; A Il ·tl a BowIes Mm e. 111 1• n11!1una and Juli, omd Mi·. and Mr.:. the week end in Reynoldsburg . If id, SIGT,,..,. Ca...,• I Su I SMALL PLANET" Yosl rrad 11n art 11·le P <1S f,a_stt"r, Y.and:i "Wli;it ll'z · . man, , J.en1 . t> NOW SHOWING . H i ll, I ;,, 1""' ,Mi« •/ ,olor, Jerry Lewi!!, Joan Blal'kman with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks I .'I•·ans lo Mi, " EmC'roy Powt'I! Pa11 I a (,omer ,1 nd I,mda J n·m as I and son, Tom. I presenied "The H11ppist M,.m" and I F.asf{'r Bf'lls. Hosr!l/1 Richards as f " "Please Don't . day­ S11nday, Mon., T1.1H., Wed. 1up1hootlng. lrowalo Bertha .Spenrer "Too MuC'h SilW· I Naomi , Mar:sha Bowlt>s as Luis, 1 ■ighl "IUTTIR FIILD 8" Eat The Daisies" ltarflallll ea...ra lhot ...., llto dust " "Pantomiml' in 1hl' Gar - • Jeanne Bowles as Ruth, C11rolyn (Tedmicolor I lodlrollll' color alldu as well at (CinE"nHJ�1•ope & f'<>lor) den" W<l."i Jll"f'Sl'lllPrl by Ear! and Irvin a� Ham . t-'reddie Bryant as m Wllh Elizabt'lh Taylor black...t-white and Kodacolor , Gf'raldine Crnss, Helle Theiss, a ('hild. Ph0t•bl' lfol per as RaIJoriR Ila .\·, llav1d N1vt>n 1111d Eddie Fi�her ' IRGpl. .,...... lclsholdtl-. """ an1I .JaniI Pa i we Emmu Adams. Mallie Clrde, Ben d1,1d, Vl'nitt,1 Hodgl'S as Anna, Colon:artoon1 baltariM. Ila� VetldlJOMt I Spt'nf't']' .ind Cliflurd Morris. .Jcl'frf'y Hodg{'s as ,Josf'ph and San· The fifth birthday of Carol Eg• Admis�ion : 60r and 30c ,_ '""'- i••ructlaM. Co,ne,o .. Alto Cartoon Carnh11I l .e1hA Mon·1� gave lips for im-- dra Hollingshed as Mary Magda- gert was celebrated last Thurs• chaic. of colon, cored M, ..Y" port • Kin Pupils of the Middle prowm,•nt in mana�1'mt>nt and !t' ne. day afternoon when her mother. Invited to M <.1 r y Em,Ln1l:iy presente<l The pb1y wm. dil"f'ded by Mrs. M_r11 . Roland Eggert, entertained dergarten Class were ' ,ixth birthday the celebrate help 1 ·· 1 Hume Swt-rl Home." The stunt I Arnold Riehards and Mrs. Erwin w1_th a party at their home In l of Bill Vaughan, son of Mr. a n d ' nr tht! Pveni11/;l: w1c1s t'Ondut' 'it!d by I Baumg11rdner who was also the Middleport. $17.95 'a1 1.. $12.95 yaus ••1 .....,, of MiddleMra. R'chard . and . tl('rompanist for the music during CaroI 's b 1r I Howard E rv111, - BIytI1e Thc1ss ' !ltday WI'\I TIot be Wl· t he his moth tertalned I ii the 27th of this montlt� �e Ben Spenrer. During lhe evening the program. :;h : ;ty In his :.:'r at t h f" I quarterry blrthadys weN' observ• Preceding .t11e pageant, recita• to the fact that th«! Epgert family " dm ed. Rerreshmen1s werE" served. lions were given by David and left Sunday for their new home in home Of . h11 • t-gran other, � I Rock Sprini,:s Crange will be Donna Boyd of the Primary De· West Palm Beach, Florida, Mn. Mrs. Annice Oh mger, ►.:uesb1 11t lhe next met-ting, April partmenl taught by Mlss Julia Eggert had the party now • that The part� waa held laat Saltar• 12. Herse. carol"s Middleport frienda. could day and M iss Nancy Dunbar waa in charge of the games. Prize. altend. Carol's decorated cake was se�• were won by John Bunce a n d Pd to Tommy Reed, Mrs. Wendell Rita Casci. Ont'� you try our laundry servic-e, you ' l l be sold on it, Bulk'e and son. John. Mrs. Wil- Refreshment, of Ice c r e a m tool We take particular rare Ham Evans and son. John Mark, topped with a blush bunny favor � to 1ere that your wash ill re­ Edie Mees, Nancy Buskirk, Mrs. and cup cakes decorated with can­ turnNI .11 frP�h and bright Dale Walburn and children, JIU dy eggs and kool aid were serv• 111 possible We offer [ree and Steve, and two of Carol's sis• ed to the guests. Sucker favors plt'k-up and delivery for both ters, Susan and Joyce. were given and Easter decora­ your launriry and dry cle;rn• The Eggert's have been living tioos were ullfd for the refresh­ lni . And our prices a.rt' 1]. N_,, ;,, ,,,_,. • • • Wl)l!i low. Give UI IL trJ! here for approxbnately one and a ments and a tarp Easter bunny ia o -,,lou Ii/I OMllt/ lialf years whlki Mr. Eggert waa was use dto decorate the Obiing• popular """"""' __, employed with the Kaiser Plant. er home for the party. There', .-tc;IMnt IINdred • ....,thing "" They recently sold their home, the Attendln& the part:, went Mor­ tau.ch • � CIClf'fff ill ltlie. snapshootingl 11,ownie, liaNl--4J pacltooed 9ift outfit former Daisy Saunders place, lo t.on Bame&, Elilabeth Blaettnar, Comerc1 i1 1niaN In llae,, ••Y a. Th• manyucitlng new - INHII OQMeNI ond llm right OIi v111I A tiny bvf •ffldent buUMitt, Mrs. Dana Hamm who wlU move Shelia M cKnight, Trmuny Reed ._. .. Wb1 tOlld batteritt for materials now avail­ ..... ,.flecto, that .... 1ow... I into it in the near future. They and Martin Vaughan of Pomeroy .,_ .._,_ Ml Jolk - AO-I fhullbulba lr:Npt you 411able 1o homemolcert have two other daughler1, Sharon and Ricky Amott, Steve Bratton, ....., ,... ..... ii K«tolt'• •11 Mt to lhaotl Comera laNI and Helen. John Bunce, Rita Caacl. P a u 1 1tow• ttawkeye - ltlt ..wl 11,/ock-oftcl-white or color 1nap. -k• It easy to l,rln11 ,oopulor ••·• "Ml' Nlti Cunningham, Beth Fultz. Jackie ...,. _. _ _Hlldtl. your home up to mod­ Dinner 1, Given Kauff, M l It • SaJre, J e • n a e 1R hr 51 5,9S All ,.. $12.95 ern living standorcls. Wrilhl and Dao, and Betit Vaup, A t Hemlock GrotJfl Try thll economy ser­ Mr. and Mrs. George Heines en- an all of Middleport. Sending 'I Svch moteria l1 01 pan­ vice today. You'll like tertained with ■ dbmer Sunday at gift bat unable 1lo attend waa Stev· For Complete Selection of Cameras, It. All flal piece■ iron­ en Gerlach. elintL ceilln9 tll., and their home in Hemlock Grove. -----ed, Guests we1'tl Mr. and Mn. Har-Camera Equipment and Film Developing, lloor tllo a,. Ideal ta ler Scbeall and Mrs. Nora Eatlntt Roush'• 2.Year-Old 9hre your home that Shop In Elbarfelds Camera Department of Dayton and Mn. William Kll1 2c per lb, Has HIR Reeord linger. Callmg during the daf A rqlttlered Grm smart, ftew loo1c. Stop N)' cow, Lo­ on the Main Floor. ,re Mrs. Dao GrueJr and ...i Grove Anne w L owned b)' Ed­ in and IN our (grge daughter. Kimberlee, of Minerl- 80D ROU8h Raclntt baa comp1et. eMavlo Camor11 0..tlopl"I Sullflll• dl1plar1. ville and Theo Heines and I o n. ed an offk Rift lal produetioa rec'' Pol■rol� Co_,u Larry of Hemlock Grove. e35 mm Comoru ON!, O«onllq lo Iha American I MDT TONIGHT Guermof Cattle Club. •C•mer• C­ e Fll!ers LAUNDERERS _ DRY CLEANERS Group Four Youth Rally of the Thia record wu for 11.515 FIim In ■II IIZH e ProjHNra EUR obtlr<bes of tlta area w 1 1 1 pound, of mllll and 5.!3 pound, of meet lunight, at T:SO at the Car- £1l "Anne L."' 'J'U a junior two .........,.., CINMra Tri-Luster Clunera mel EUB church. Bannera will yv&Hld, and wu milked two PHONI WY•:l-5421 be gi-,en lo the group having the !\met dolly for "' daJI while on PHONE WY-2-.51 30 attendatlC.'9 and to t b e, tat. The production record wu • M l!OMIROY IN MIDD�EPORT .....,, bavlng the larpil -• supervlled by Ohio Slal<t Univen..+trffllf f:1111&',, jlJ. _ ....-.. --------------------\ M idd/e nort NOW YOU KNO'W --led -...,. Surpr" Event ' Held For M rs. ArnoId R • hards 1 l b erfelds • Pomero 1n y 36 Members, ' \� 1 1', 1 0 _ ... e OJ al y , • ., .,. ,, ,�, • l I " ,�- en t1 n e DnolMl To The lntnuta OfT"- M"'61-Ma.on .4no ' ' •� I ''• Weather §�· Intere st In Council Races Growing A s Election Ju st One Month Away '" ' I ,t 1: I Hint Cubans Will ! Brea k Red Tinge i' 1 .1 ii', ' I: I �r 1 ,, . _. _. • - - ,.. - -- " '" "' •• �• - • • a, voi, _______ _ , -;---: . -:-:--:::::-______________________ilc ::;::-,: Tu :-e::lda =;:: m:: ero = y-:; id;:;d;;: : po :'.rt :;',-;Ohlo w m'";x�u ;"°';; N;;; O;-, -:;llll6 ;;;----.•'."'""------------------;Po M;;: le PIR COPY y Apn1 4, UNll = Cantata Given Sunday Bv Chcir Group ie-,. • _._ �� I I I I II I ' I i I G. I. 's Help Beat Up Red BROWNIE CAMERA OUTFITS �u est s Atten d Gra nqe Meetinq Sunday School Gave faster • p/ay / f n VfnJng 1 ,------------,1 · LIBERTY THEATRE ,fth Birthday Of CaroI Eggert Was Ce/ebrated I WOMEN I -----Kindergarteners /nvited TO Join In Class party E,- -... ------"'-· 1 love our laundry service this � spring bring your home up to j •I ' ( I, BROWNIE� BROWNIE 51iM,Jti FLASH OUTFIT OUTRT '"""'Ulf,,.. _Id', - LIVI NG lndoo,_ lta_.. TRY OUR ROUGH-DRY SERVICE ' ROBI NSO N 'S .- Man Charged After Wreck '- ' l To Improve · Athletic Field l ...,' " •1 e e e tarpsl .,.-Qf ELBERFELDS in ,Pomeroy _j ' l : IC �• .The ' Daily Sen tinel S!f!'MENTATING, EDITORIAUY " ' " A Time To St rengthen Ties British Prime Minister Macmillan's sure to be included in the wide-ranging April visit to this country will see, of exploration. A sharply worsened Laos situation course, his first offieial meeting with give the talks an atmosphere of would Prmident Kennedy. On both aides, the fundamental pur­ crisis. if that trouble area eaus, t h e pose is to get aoquainted. to let each crisis mood should be lacking when Mac­ man nplore the other's mind and lay millan comes. Nor does it appear likely the foundation for a personal relation• that any major foreign policy differ­ ship of the sort that can be not only ences between United States and Bri­ useful but perhaps vital in this perilous ta:n wilJ exist at that time. Differences of attitude and approach age. will be, as always. No diplomatic there Macmillan and former President Ei· senhower knew each other well enough realist expects it will ever be otherwise to feet easy picking up the transatlantic - or that it should be. John Hay Whitney, recently retired telephone in any critical moment. No one ants the advantage of such dose United States ambassador in Britain, widely hailed for bis part in improving links to be lost. Sources suggest that this initial con­ U.S.-British relations, expressed that no­ frontation should be especi�11y fruitful, tion well: "No single aspect of the Anglo.Amer.. stnee the prime minister will be car,y­ ing intelligence from the recent com­ iran partnership is more important than monwealth conference and Kennedy will the freedom of each �artner to hold and b e able to convey fresh information urge separate points of view. In making such an a�sociation of equals work, our from a variety ol key individuals. He will have In hand Assistant Secre­ alliance has not only been remarkable, tary of State G. Mennen Williams' first­ it has been unique.'' hand aC(ount of his African tour, di�­ · - - AND NO DRUGSTORE IN MILE!! The notion has been pretty general patches from Averell Harriman, reports of long talks with Premier Khrushchev in the layman's aworld that ulcers are and Foreign Minister Gromyko by Am­ seriously affected, if not caw�ed, by the bassador Thompson and Secretary of tensions of present day life - not the least of which is the constant rubbing of Stale Dean Rusk. The belief is that the new disarma­ elbows with other people. Now come three-score stomach spe­ ment ae11ion1 in Geneva will loom large in the Kennedy • Macmillan conversa­ da1ists to forec:ast, howe v er, that when man soars into space he won't be able tlon1. escape the ailment. The stress of to Colontaltsm, with special stress on Africa , ls sure to be a recurring element "aloneness, loneliness, boredom'' will Jn the talks. It Isn't expected the pre• be too much for his stomach to bear. Evidently there is no place to hide aently quiet Berlin situation w i I l be dwell upon heavily, though ii seems from excess acidity . I ; • I WASHINGTON COLUMN f :+( Ace Com mie Organ ize r Takes U. S. Missio n WASHINGTON - < NEA! - Re­ <--etttly appointed chairman of th@ American Communist party, Eliz11beth Gurley Flynn wears glass­ e11, is 3 feet 7, lilJ"ilY, 70. somewhat over 170 pounds, a strong believ­ er in sabot.as,. She lives in New York Ae11u.:1intances c.:111 her brillian'. 11 natural-born orator, energetic o fficious, self-opinionated, 1,1 e r v self-confident, a fint-rale organ• izer She's the protege of a small surgroup of the top oflicials Nikita Premier rowiding Russian Khrushchev - just came baeti: frvm an eight.month 1tay in Mos• cow and the Soviet Union. Her immediate declarOO aim: to revitalize the Communist party by an intense recruitment of yout'i and Negme1. She star11 imme­ diately on a four-month recruit­ ing drive i.n Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and wav points. HERE ARB HIGIILIGRT8 in her career : Author of • book titled "Sabo• tage," banned during World War l. From 18 to age S3 - 1908 lo 19'13 - a national oraniler for the In­ ternational Workel'5 of lhe Wo rk!. Ben Gltlow in his book "I Con• fess" called her a fiery tongued orator and organizer. States Git­ l ow: previous to the ]ate 1920'1 &he was ,ieneraUy considered to be an anarchlBt and a syndlca!­ J.1t and opposed lo the Communi11t party. Born Aug. 7. 1890, at Concord, N . H., daughter of Thoma■ Flynn In ra11way engineer. Educated New York public schools. Grad• Hlgh uated from the Mon-is School in the Brunx al 11ge 15. Age 15: Got up on a soapbox, addreeised a group of girl1 on atrike, immediately became thelr leader. Age 18: Taken on a11 a paid field organizer by the Internatkmal Workers of the World. The IWW aent her 81 a strike worker to Bridgeport, Conn., when she was ,uu 11. About 19: Played a prominent p,rt in the 1917 Lawrence, Mass. , textile strike. AGE 11: MARRIED John Arch• ibald Jones, a miner. A few day, later, Jone!! was arrested, con. victrd of sabotage and carry!� concealed weapons and sent to prison. Age 19: Ai-rested at Spoka-­ and sent to jell for conspiracy !II Jn-:itina a riot. Age 19-23: <>raantur for !WW in Boston, New Ym;k, PhUadei• phla and tho East c:.),,t 1eneral• A,le �: Arrested in 1913--14 and charged with lnclli!ll rlota, vio­ lence and ubotage. Freed in win­ 5 ter of 191 when jury ditqreed, Age Sl: In 1921, arrested in Phil­ a<lelpbla for Po■aeaalng radical literature and for organizing a radka1 movement Age 36: Chainnan of Interna­ tional Labor Defense. Age 37: Had heart attack in Portland - 1omewhat Jnactlve un• ly. ''Hup, Two, Hu p, Two, Hup Two B i l l ion, Hup, Hup . . ." - ' ( µ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., April r.ARAGE MIRAGE-Looks as if this garage is a little too small for the been squeezed right off the ground. Not re.i.!l;', ihuugh. lt was beiD,g veluclt= to a new location near Topeka, Kan. I I Ir PT. PLEASANT - The annual \faaon County 4-H Roundup Day will be held on Saturday, April a, ! WATER-WING mGHWAY - Flood water, of rampaging Cedar River pour over stretch of highway, lower right, between Cedar Rap..ida and Vinton, lowL l COLUMBUS <UPil - A Senat1i . ..1commlttee staff I1rector Monut1y night said the President", health bill for the aging wlll reduce ho� , , • end reheve pltal def1c1ls the statcs of financial burdens for indigent pat"ients · Sidney Spector, staff director of the Senate . Special Coma,iitree oo Aging, 11aid in an interview that "wider the Kennedy bill Social Security will pay full c01t of hosp1·1,aI stay" of eIderly patients . . "To hospitals this will mean a reduction of deficits they alread}' ,w •-ve. and w ill --'·· n:uuee • the num• . , ber of pabents who ean.t pay fu1 1 , ...o the stales �ost�- " he RaId ••m 1l will mean large scale taxes Plumber's Stri'ke Halts Construction . --- - ,,....,.,:i ·•Allllullly I don't know how heavy a lood w1've put 1111 It-how muoh doN you, mathlr wli&h, d111'1'' Carnival I "I ' • . ! I! [ \1 ' (� l!l � -· ....... B • • and expenditures for the medical• • • ly mdlgent can be avoided." Spector was here to addresa 46th annual meeting of the Ohio . . Hosp1tal Association. lle warned that "there ere now 16 milllon people over age 65 i'I th.is country. One out of every three ()E!Pple who reaches the age of 60 has a parent or close rel.e• live over 80 to be conctTiled about.' ' Thus, he said, "We soo will have the more intensive problem of two generations of senior clti · the past there zens" where m was only the problem of one gen erat·ion. "The major prblem f the? aged . is financing their medical care, . he added. Robert E. Toomey, director of lhe Greenville, N.C., General Hospital, told the ,convention delegates that good health was the inalienable right of every Amertcan. He admitted, however, the prohlem of cost was debatable. " Philanthropy no longer xeists as it did," Tmey said. " We are now In the procesa of having to apply principles of ceonomics an.:! business to in!titutions which on..-e were social-scient ific institutions. " Va. mPnWHEELING, A plumbers',.- striq and a lockout by contractors Monday sharply curtailed construction adivities in the Wheeling area. The lockout came when the otw:i ValJey Building Exchange said it would not ec:1ploy any building trade union members whose Jocalf have not agreed to new contracts. Of over a dozen trade unions Jn·1, olved only the plumbers w e n t ' out on strike, Four other un1ons sw-.. COil· "Hospitals have to be paid.'" he tracts that did not include ruiy r- .,aid. "Every pat ient wh0<:41111� boosbl. They are the lathers and mt a hspital has to pay, or plasters Joca1s here, a cement tm• have a sponsor, health insurance Jshers local with headquarters in or government." Steubenville, Ohio, and a wheel- Toomey said hospitals have to Ing cement finishers loca! that be helped financially end If thP. agreed earlier kl a contract with• states or local government 'won't out a pay raise. do It, "then the federal goverfl• M:any otheF unions did not sign . ment will." -----new contracts or go on strik�. However the lockout would keep SCHOOL PLANNED trern off the job. And because so An officers training school for many crafts depend on eeclJ other, officers of th� wsws of the EUB the iabsence of only one-third of ctmrcbes will 11,e held at the EUB the crafts would eripple construe- church in Athens' Thurlday at tion. 7: 30 p. m w. __..,,.•,,,,,.,_ - - -- ..... 4. 1981-3 and ha■ the PT. PLEASANT - Funeral servkes will bt held Wedoe»day JI) e.m. at the Fogleaong F u n e r a 1 Home, Ma10n. for Mrs. C o r a Henry Martine. 83, o( RavitL& wood, wno died Sunday at t h ,. home of her daughter, Mrs. Ril� Riggs of Mason. Mn. Martint was born in Clifton the daughter of the late Darius and E I l e 1, Whltt.ir.gton Henry. She was t h � widow of the late Robert Martl1,e. Surviving are two daughterg, Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Thomas E:xline, Elizabeth, W. Va. ; ct I o o. Robert Martine, South Charleato'" a sister, Mrs. EUa CWldiff. Cam den, N . H., eight grandchildre,, and 23 great gradchildren. The Rev. Richard W rJght will offlciate at the services in Ma&o'I and following the service the body will be taken to the First Presbyterian Church in Ravenswood where it will lie in state from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. with services al 2 p.m. with the Rev. R. T. Getty� officiating. BurIsl will be in t•ue Ravens wood cemetery Friends .ere be Ing recejved at the Foglesong FLneral Home. .. Jliltft"Ht!R.t TO, ICIID Forf:8try Workm Arr All mother� ol tlie lllclilff.port Buoy In Wintertime .Junior Cla�� are alllced to meet CHJl.LJCOTHE - Ever wonder w..._1™",f!;:iy at 7 30 p. m. in room what forestry worlums do in w:n 11'.fi .:,r r h,• h1�h M-oool lo plan the tertune • TIM!re arf' m.:1ny )Oh� 1,, kttp tl�m bw-y. acc-ordmg to W lun1Ur �niur banquet. -· -�-- --- --E . Houf, dVJtrict fore11t.1-r in 1·harg1 WROTJ,; l'IJ PKISO� of 10Uthcentral Ohio -' Tbnbtr it.and improvemf'nl Sir \1/al!n H:,lf'1gh wa, anestec) work was carried out on 1121 ac-rt-S for i:J'f'aMin and Wct!I imprisoned Jo ol �late forellt l.:,nd.'" �a1<l llouf the Tow�r ul Lor.don. where hf' "ThD indudPd poison 111 g gral-)t'· l 1vnl for J J yl"arg_ during wh1rh vine8 and eull trPf'!I. Th� forest t 1mt' hi> wrote hi!! "Hliltol")' of the crews also pni� 62 atrt'!I of pinl' Wurld."' plantalion11 aod thinned &.:I olhl'r! '•Tht> men havt' altw> dt'aned au1 ' SHIKt: RF.f:VF.8 the old ahandont'd town!!hip roar1.� 1 In old f:ngbnd, l!r:tch ilhlre ror on Pike State, Yore!!. thus enab- · i'Oun ! y ) h ad 8 headman known as ling our four. wheel drive lmek.� a •- r{'(ove." 'fbe- tille of ",hire to use thPm during the rire M'a son I r1tye'" ,.;radu:.l!v t'ame to be run ThPM" old road!!. nr tr;1ils, are tugt>Ult' r in the �ingle word "sherfavoite spots for huntn� loo ' i tr.·.. Manv J!rOuJ;P and CY't'r ::irr, h�"n -- ----------on o� (']OSf' to su1·h rn,1<l�. I ' "While it ma\' tx- diff1r11]• for ' some fofks to b(.JievP. our men fou�t 1 1 fores! rire,i during .Jan­ uary. Althour;:r the fires were burned only 01•er 49 acrf-s this brought under control quickly and does point!! up the fad Lhal brush j and forr�t fire-s do ocrur whrn ' lhen• ls considerable dampness on the ground. ·• be held May 13th from i p.m. ,o I a.m. at lbt National G u a r d Armory. J.frs. J a m e I Osborne, genet• al chairman, ha1 :Elnnounced thf!o followwg committee chairmen. C.0-Chairman, Mn. S. T. R o 1 :s. Decoration,. Mn. Lewi& Telle . Postera, Mr1. Jack Fruth: (.'bed, Room, Mn. Herm:!ID Simkinl; Ta bles, Mrs. H.J. Fitzsimmons; c.o,. R&­ sages, Mrs. Ray K. Smith ; freshmenttl, Mrs. Woodrow Mal.-e; Door Prize11, Mn. Manford Bauer Ticket:1, Mrs. Wayne Burdette; Publicity, Mn. Charles L. Young All proceed11 from the affair wlL go directly to tre Pleasant Valley Hospital. I bJ 1 ACCURATE - FAS I 1 JFK'8 HeaIth n·11 I seen AS BOOfi TO U S Hosp1t, al Side Glances .. PLEASANT VALLEY B08PITAL ADMITTED: Mn. W<ly May':!I! Henderson ; Mrs. William Won: man, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Georg,. Woodard, Gallipolis Ferry; Mn. Frank Willis, Ripley. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Ralph An- SHIPSHAPE-The Ma:,Jlower Among those who entered Hui· derson, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Ger - U, replica of the orig:tnaJ PiJzer hospital in the pa.st 24 hours grim ship, undergoe, 1pring Colmnbw, Ohi. McGraw, a1d were· Ferris Albert Rice• 3"l2 ____ . cleaning and painting at the . • Thlfd Ave., Ed C. Berridge, 1032 Slmp10n Shipyard in Eut . P Fo The NT EXCLUSIVE FISH First Ave. , Mrs. George E. Ma ,·PT � � e rt Boston. Viewed from utern, Rand�lph Society, Chtldr � of Utt, the ab..ip dilpla:,t a tear-drop SAN FRANCISCO <UPJl - The tin. Rt. 1 Cheshire, Miss Tere� Amencan RevoluUon, will pre- lilbou.ette u 1he 11 readied to brilliantfy rolt>red South p a r k L. Collins, Rt. l Vinton, M r c;_ ____ sent the program for the April tate up her IWWDer ltatlon golden troul lsalmo agua-bonital : Thomas Rowley, Rt. 2 C r o w I! PT, pLEASANT The M e I meeting of the Colonel Charles at Ply 1 . mouth. -- -- the official fish or .:alifom1a, i� ' City, James Abraham Stewart . Gillispie twelve piece orchestJ" . d Lewl.!I Chapter, Daughters Gf the . . one of sevt"ral speries of beautiful . Rt. 2 Crown City, Admiral Dew,.,y , from Huntington will furnis h the American Revolution• Friday At-·· . golde11 trout native .,nJy to tt11• up- , Sa11az, 2507 Lmcoln Ave., • Pt music • for the second A rmmd ril 7 al 3 p.m. in the Mansion ------- - -___ per waters of the Kern Ri ver !ribPleasant ' James Martin Elklli •· Charity Ball sponsored · by the PLAN TRIP I utanes 1n the H,gh Sierra Mason · W· Va ·• Herman Donald Women's Auxlliary of the Plea'!· Houre at Tu-Endie.Wel Park. . I ---f os sses H th ee mg a ,· Everson Wilham_ and John Rej Ohlinger, Rt. l Letart, W. Va., - 11 ,............_...............________.__.._iiiiii-a-a-a-a-a..; � ; ant Valley Hospital. '!be Ball wilt M rs. :iomer ;ar/ m, fl, p· · son of Middleport and M e r I y n Miss Nancy Lou Davidson, 17<17 ----------- 1 Steen� rgn, Jr., rs. A r t h 1.1 r Ross or Cheshlre are planning o M t C h e s t e r Rd., Pomeroy, M r E, . Goodw m, �etty Berry, M rs. go to Columbus this Thursda) , �iss S James P. RobefUI, Rt. 2 Pomeroy . RIVER NEW Mrs, Nathan Roush, Rt. 3 Pome- Gaufe readings: Gallipolis dam W. H. Rardm , ML�s lm�gene Ye:i where they will spend the weei.roy, ,Jimmie Franklin Evans, Sy- 17_9, 27_ 7 running 60 feet on roll- ger, Mrs. Ralph W. Raike, end attending the Music F.dun.- ; I . tors National Conferf'tlce. racuse, Jefferson A. Stewat t. e,., Porneroy•Mruion 26 10, Pt � · · Servief> The PLEASANT PT. Rutl:mc1, Freeland Samuel Norri!! , Pleasant 26.66 falling, Hinton 2. 38 Guild of Christ Episcopal w 1 J 1 Racme, Walter B. Fetty, Rt. 1 stationary, Kanawha FaUs 4.811 hOId the,r DINNER GIVE:",j · AJll'il Juncheon meet• LangsviUe• Mrs Wilkie Sarson · fa11mg, ' 1 ar eston C h 1 n lli 1 a . 8.99 g n · lhl- Mr. and Mrs-. OrDVer Erb en Rt. 1 Portland, :&Ira. Harry_ P. Montgomery Island dam lfi.O, ing, Wed esday at 1 p.m. in se. Mrs. w ii I i a m tfl.rtained with a dinner East�r I Parish Hou �eters, Rt. 1 Ce�ter. Harrison 11.2 running 28 feet. London was Meade, president, w JU at their home on Laurel;11t . ' �e. Oak Hill, � �t.h. runnin� 2 feet, Marmet 13.4 feet the business aessio preside at ] Guests were •.Mr. -and •Mrs. � ! a. . Rl W · and Wmfi ' dam eld f et. 3 e and Rea � daughter, Donna of Min- · �� / Hostesses for the luncheon lln! Je�' J a ee · Boai veme nts: m � Mrs. Milton Miller, Mrs. F r e d : trsville and MW Reva Rea and � Rt 1 J c n, Ohio River - Alicll Ingrahm Franklin, and Mn, W. s. Hyrl. ; Miss Sue Wurster, Columbus, eii DIet...... Rt. r,•w 1, · emneanllst , uo up 14. 2:30 p. m.: Floyd Bla,ka ·-----Harold C. Radeliffe . Rt. ' Well- up 14, 5:45 p.m. ; Aliquippa up Chairman Lisu REI ATIVES HERE ston, Mrs, Thelma L, Napper, 17, 5 8 _ m.; C. V Horner u p 17 I 1 G 208 E. Main Pomeroy G de Hamden, Miss Mildred A. Fain, 6:20 8 m. : W.alter Williamson �•eat. ar nera Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher n. G bury, regional � Rt. 1 Hamden, Clarence E. Hugh• up 19, 6: 10 a. m.; Comm entertained a group of relaLives . . � � unter ch8ll'J1lan or Ra 10 committee oI Sund,ay at their home. Minerses, Dundas , Miss Sandra S u e down 19 6·40 8 m • Pe""" th Garden CIubs • · has anno1DJCt:ri Ville. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. e 4 · ·• b&.7 Hughes, Dund as, Wil. son R. Broll). Downey up ' 6: 19, 5 a. m. ; Jerry Iha ' _.i . • Bosworth down 19, 8: 50 a. m, ; ' t oMrs. r n,u Nease and Mrs. Norman Fis. her, Senecav,.1,. •m patr1c er, , porIsrnouth, M1� �; lto dasheJt Of _ the Wild• Tommy Fisher, Cambridge; Miss A. Bailey and Miss Barbara J. Onward up 20, 6:30 8, m. : Cornell M � = G C1ub will be lbe Louise Fisher, Columbus; and · ea Bailey of Rt. 3 McConnelsville, up 21' 6:30 a.m. '• Beaver do..m ga guest rden ers for this month', Mrt. .w •-bert Warnslev George srti, Ash!and, Ky., Gary 23, 8 : 10 p, m.; Bob Renter down . and dau&'" .._ • 23 gard en pro am gr o�� WMPO. .. t.er, June Ann of Middleport. S. Hald, Ravenswood, W. Va,, Mrs 231 10:40 p. m.: Indiana up , T ey will be hearu thla Thur,.. Wood N· Everette• Ravenswood' G:lS .e.m .; .iuuLUQUJ .,_...L'--d up 30, 5: 50 dayhat 9 a m duri ng the Coffee w a., and Mrs. Ben L. Sommer- a m.; Defender llP 11 : 25 Sl, SALE PLANNED u: J� Ihle is pre.ti• v ' Jr., Morganto�, W. Va. P m.; City of Maysville up 32, hour· ......,� r;..,,1 · " Ill ·1.&,.r! vM 'l'h. e ! ..!'....•'11"1, rs! . .•..,.,...,... .,,,.. Bhl.. -- up 33. 5 d nt. 3 : 4<l a. m. : Brran •.__ ' rumma -cliurch ., the in aale e g ·______ . M 54 7" Creli�ton G. Crawfor] a. m. ; Franklin Pierce up �. and 'I Friday Thursday buament ' 3 aekson e, da� ·-· • _ 1 Jl:OS a. m.; Phillp Sporn up 35, P ent.a, Son Home Saturday.' ar J p.m. Monday. Mrs. juaie, l'\&y 3· 50 a m A.ft.er Wutern Trip Ha11, Crown City, daughter, 3; lt , al 1 · a D m - Tom Cook and Mn. L. L. Roush and � ls p.m. Monday. Mrs Herbert B doG wn 2 · 45 P· m. R. H. Bosworth ,,� son Paul have returned home Chadwick Rt 2 pt Pleasan, , down 7 : 30 p. m. : EI • • gerc1w • daughter, ll:SO a.m. Monday, down &:4S p.m.·• Cbandeleaur up after an exb.!nded visJt at Granada Hills, Calif., with their son 8 ,. 15 a. m. Dhlcharged taw, Mr, and ----awh8 RIver - Semet up and daug1tter.1n. Patients recentlY discharged U1- _,. . . . eluded Daniel w. DawSOn, M r s. London S:4D a,. m.; o. F. Shearer Mrs. .William Roush and family Carrie Day Bell, Mrs. Robert E. down M annet. 2 : 55 am. : Irene While th.ere they a�lellded the Canter, Raymond Johnson, JM- Cbotin down Marmet B :2S a. m. ; St. �� s Day festival et the eph C. Hall, Mrs. Andrew DeCny Thelma Ann down Marmet 7 miss10D Ill San Jaun, Capistrano. and infant 11on, Mrs. George F, a m. ; Lucy Jane Lucas down They sleo visited Sequia Nation­ Crump and infant daughter, M l·s. Winfield 1 : 25 a. m. ; Jennifer al Park, De:\lb Valley, Las Veg­ Pau] B. Runion and lnfa11t daugh- Jean down Winfield 2 : 50 a. m. ; as, Nevada. Hoov�� Dam. Graad ter, Mrs. Ervin L. Morris, Mts. Joey Chotln up Winfield 4 ;"5 Canyon, the petrified forest and Samue] E. Fowlkes and Mis, Na- a. m, ; A. Chris down Winfield painted deserl ==""""c---=="' "= --= omi E, Bonet TAIN SVNDAy� 6 :40 a. m. ENTER Among ADIDg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bearhs 1!11According to the rrudntght re- .slans noted the American ear"s tertained with a dinner Sunday .at port of the nursing dep.ertmem, regi!ltration number and told the their home on Nye-av. Present the '?�ing patients were 1n fat- U.S Military Police. were Mr. and Mrs. Rozert Ritchdition Alby , Tucker, Ml and soon, Bobby of Cbester. Several s I w e hours L Polater Military Nm PP.ters, Paul Holter, Mrs, Laura llcemen picked the young men ltp Mrs. Clair Spencer and Mr. and Warren, Rose Gettlea, R o b e r t and they were held for question- Mrs. Bearbs and daughters, Nor-Radabaugh, Mrs. Dan Jones and ing pending an investigation. ma Jean and Florence Ann. Mrs· Vltue Hartley. Jr· 0ne uni·t oI blood was adminh: tered at the hosPital on Mond81· truck moved. =============-::c-:-------------Holzer Hospital Today's Medical Report I .. - ·, Pt. Pleasant News Notes tll 1935. Age � : Joined Communist par­ ty. Beeame an orgalllZtt. Age 47: Became a member ot the Communist part)' nRtion91 committee Age 50: Campaigned coast•to­ coe1t for c.ommunist Earl Brow• der for president of the Unittd States, Age 52: Communist camUdat11 for u. S. CongreH from New Yori atal,. Age 53: Recruited for Commu­ nist• in weate-m Pennsylvania, Virglnla and New York City. Call ­ ed outatanding recruit.er of t h • party. Rapartedly r ·eru1ted 10 peo, pie In ona day, Ill ID one weelr. Named vice prealdent of party. later vice chairman. AGE 80: OH JUNE Z1. 1151, aJa. rested for advocatlnc the oveflo throw of the govermnant by loree and vlolence. After aeveral years of lat!al fightlng 1S111<mcad lo three yean in prl■on and fined 1<1,000. Served term at Alderson Reforma,, tory for Women and wu nleued OD May 15, lll67 It ap 81, .. OPEN NOW IN NEW LOCATION 115 W. Second St. Pomeroy The Fabric Shop SINGER SALES & SERVICE Ada NNse Amber Warner :SO M1:•- ·~·· . STARK'S PHARMACY • , Mr; . !;.22 TMr. 1 - .IE-STOCK HEREI -··· MOORE'S 24th * * •' ' ' \ Sales.In Each Department! .rov MllST SEE! v. U. S. Authorities ProbinK Incident BONN, Germany fUPn - U.S ilita ry authorities today lnvestlm gated reports ltiat four young Amerlcan soldJers who ha1 been drinking yanked a Soviet lieutenant colonel from his auto­ mobile and beat him on the .street �ter Sunday night. Infonned aourcea aaid the aoldiers, aged ts lo 20 and attached , to the 3rd Armored Division, dragged the Ruuian army officer from hil Soviet military mission car In Frankiu,t and punehed him several times. Spokesmen for both the Soviet.I and U.8 Army refused to com­ ment on the Incident, but a atate­ ment was expected to be issued later today by the l".S Army headquarters in Heidelberg. � Th.e aourcea gave thJs �unt of the lnctdem, \,... The ooldlera ...,.. driving I I.,. ... ....... ,. ........ 11- 1 through Franldurt when they Mil, 'M -1ala laRIIW!P ,topped for a tr .tffle light. An au­ MM■• ·--.itaw: CGU:111" IMW tomobile with the Wll"ds "Sovlat Military Y'i1akm" printed on the aide drew up next to their vehicle ,xcn••· COi.Gi: IDIA NMY'_.., and ,topped for the lljht. One or more el the Americans left the car, opened the rear door 'of the Sovid automobile and pulled the, Ru11ian l'ltficer out of the baek ,..L They !Jllll!:lled him PHONI W1' :t-2452 a number of times and pushed 0- 7 i. 5 - 6 D■,. A W■III btm biol; Into the ear. '!be IO!diers climbed bad< Jato MIDDLEPORT their car and drove off. ............................ ..... .. . .. ...................... .,... .,,..... ...., ..................... ._ ................... .._._,_ ... .... ,. ........... ......."'..., ,, _....., ..... ............... Picket Fence, white, 9''x36' - - - 31c Wheel Barrow, 3 cu. ft. - - - - SJ.99 Hand Garden Tools; your choice • - 23c 21 Gal. Galv. Refuse Can - - - • s2.33 Rubbish Burner, heavy gage wire - S1.44 Laundry Basket, 18'' Diameter - - 80c 6.70x15 Bond Nylon White Walls s1 1.99 Ball Gloves, Baseball Shoes, Roller Skates • ., f., ' I 'l ' • I ••' - ., ----· ·-· CLINTON FISHER CO. COLOR CENTER ,a■■ PARICINtl Tho-------------------• OHIO Open Friday Night • POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2848 Closed Saturday 6:00 p.m. e•• �• .The ' Daily Sen tinel S!f!'MENTATING, EDITORIAUY " ' " A Time To St rengthen Ties British Prime Minister Macmillan's sure to be included in the wide-ranging April visit to this country will see, of exploration. A sharply worsened Laos situation course, his first offieial meeting with give the talks an atmosphere of would Prmident Kennedy. On both aides, the fundamental pur­ crisis. if that trouble area eaus, t h e pose is to get aoquainted. to let each crisis mood should be lacking when Mac­ man nplore the other's mind and lay millan comes. Nor does it appear likely the foundation for a personal relation• that any major foreign policy differ­ ship of the sort that can be not only ences between United States and Bri­ useful but perhaps vital in this perilous ta:n wilJ exist at that time. Differences of attitude and approach age. will be, as always. No diplomatic there Macmillan and former President Ei· senhower knew each other well enough realist expects it will ever be otherwise to feet easy picking up the transatlantic - or that it should be. John Hay Whitney, recently retired telephone in any critical moment. No one ants the advantage of such dose United States ambassador in Britain, widely hailed for bis part in improving links to be lost. Sources suggest that this initial con­ U.S.-British relations, expressed that no­ frontation should be especi�11y fruitful, tion well: "No single aspect of the Anglo.Amer.. stnee the prime minister will be car,y­ ing intelligence from the recent com­ iran partnership is more important than monwealth conference and Kennedy will the freedom of each �artner to hold and b e able to convey fresh information urge separate points of view. In making such an a�sociation of equals work, our from a variety ol key individuals. He will have In hand Assistant Secre­ alliance has not only been remarkable, tary of State G. Mennen Williams' first­ it has been unique.'' hand aC(ount of his African tour, di�­ · - - AND NO DRUGSTORE IN MILE!! The notion has been pretty general patches from Averell Harriman, reports of long talks with Premier Khrushchev in the layman's aworld that ulcers are and Foreign Minister Gromyko by Am­ seriously affected, if not caw�ed, by the bassador Thompson and Secretary of tensions of present day life - not the least of which is the constant rubbing of Stale Dean Rusk. The belief is that the new disarma­ elbows with other people. Now come three-score stomach spe­ ment ae11ion1 in Geneva will loom large in the Kennedy • Macmillan conversa­ da1ists to forec:ast, howe v er, that when man soars into space he won't be able tlon1. escape the ailment. The stress of to Colontaltsm, with special stress on Africa , ls sure to be a recurring element "aloneness, loneliness, boredom'' will Jn the talks. It Isn't expected the pre• be too much for his stomach to bear. Evidently there is no place to hide aently quiet Berlin situation w i I l be dwell upon heavily, though ii seems from excess acidity . I ; • I WASHINGTON COLUMN f :+( Ace Com mie Organ ize r Takes U. S. Missio n WASHINGTON - < NEA! - Re­ <--etttly appointed chairman of th@ American Communist party, Eliz11beth Gurley Flynn wears glass­ e11, is 3 feet 7, lilJ"ilY, 70. somewhat over 170 pounds, a strong believ­ er in sabot.as,. She lives in New York Ae11u.:1intances c.:111 her brillian'. 11 natural-born orator, energetic o fficious, self-opinionated, 1,1 e r v self-confident, a fint-rale organ• izer She's the protege of a small surgroup of the top oflicials Nikita Premier rowiding Russian Khrushchev - just came baeti: frvm an eight.month 1tay in Mos• cow and the Soviet Union. Her immediate declarOO aim: to revitalize the Communist party by an intense recruitment of yout'i and Negme1. She star11 imme­ diately on a four-month recruit­ ing drive i.n Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and wav points. HERE ARB HIGIILIGRT8 in her career : Author of • book titled "Sabo• tage," banned during World War l. From 18 to age S3 - 1908 lo 19'13 - a national oraniler for the In­ ternational Workel'5 of lhe Wo rk!. Ben Gltlow in his book "I Con• fess" called her a fiery tongued orator and organizer. States Git­ l ow: previous to the ]ate 1920'1 &he was ,ieneraUy considered to be an anarchlBt and a syndlca!­ J.1t and opposed lo the Communi11t party. Born Aug. 7. 1890, at Concord, N . H., daughter of Thoma■ Flynn In ra11way engineer. Educated New York public schools. Grad• Hlgh uated from the Mon-is School in the Brunx al 11ge 15. Age 15: Got up on a soapbox, addreeised a group of girl1 on atrike, immediately became thelr leader. Age 18: Taken on a11 a paid field organizer by the Internatkmal Workers of the World. The IWW aent her 81 a strike worker to Bridgeport, Conn., when she was ,uu 11. About 19: Played a prominent p,rt in the 1917 Lawrence, Mass. , textile strike. AGE 11: MARRIED John Arch• ibald Jones, a miner. A few day, later, Jone!! was arrested, con. victrd of sabotage and carry!� concealed weapons and sent to prison. Age 19: Ai-rested at Spoka-­ and sent to jell for conspiracy !II Jn-:itina a riot. Age 19-23: <>raantur for !WW in Boston, New Ym;k, PhUadei• phla and tho East c:.),,t 1eneral• A,le �: Arrested in 1913--14 and charged with lnclli!ll rlota, vio­ lence and ubotage. Freed in win­ 5 ter of 191 when jury ditqreed, Age Sl: In 1921, arrested in Phil­ a<lelpbla for Po■aeaalng radical literature and for organizing a radka1 movement Age 36: Chainnan of Interna­ tional Labor Defense. Age 37: Had heart attack in Portland - 1omewhat Jnactlve un• ly. ''Hup, Two, Hu p, Two, Hup Two B i l l ion, Hup, Hup . . ." - ' ( µ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., April r.ARAGE MIRAGE-Looks as if this garage is a little too small for the been squeezed right off the ground. Not re.i.!l;', ihuugh. lt was beiD,g veluclt= to a new location near Topeka, Kan. I I Ir PT. PLEASANT - The annual \faaon County 4-H Roundup Day will be held on Saturday, April a, ! WATER-WING mGHWAY - Flood water, of rampaging Cedar River pour over stretch of highway, lower right, between Cedar Rap..ida and Vinton, lowL l COLUMBUS <UPil - A Senat1i . ..1commlttee staff I1rector Monut1y night said the President", health bill for the aging wlll reduce ho� , , • end reheve pltal def1c1ls the statcs of financial burdens for indigent pat"ients · Sidney Spector, staff director of the Senate . Special Coma,iitree oo Aging, 11aid in an interview that "wider the Kennedy bill Social Security will pay full c01t of hosp1·1,aI stay" of eIderly patients . . "To hospitals this will mean a reduction of deficits they alread}' ,w •-ve. and w ill --'·· n:uuee • the num• . , ber of pabents who ean.t pay fu1 1 , ...o the stales �ost�- " he RaId ••m 1l will mean large scale taxes Plumber's Stri'ke Halts Construction . --- - ,,....,.,:i ·•Allllullly I don't know how heavy a lood w1've put 1111 It-how muoh doN you, mathlr wli&h, d111'1'' Carnival I "I ' • . ! I! [ \1 ' (� l!l � -· ....... B • • and expenditures for the medical• • • ly mdlgent can be avoided." Spector was here to addresa 46th annual meeting of the Ohio . . Hosp1tal Association. lle warned that "there ere now 16 milllon people over age 65 i'I th.is country. One out of every three ()E!Pple who reaches the age of 60 has a parent or close rel.e• live over 80 to be conctTiled about.' ' Thus, he said, "We soo will have the more intensive problem of two generations of senior clti · the past there zens" where m was only the problem of one gen erat·ion. "The major prblem f the? aged . is financing their medical care, . he added. Robert E. Toomey, director of lhe Greenville, N.C., General Hospital, told the ,convention delegates that good health was the inalienable right of every Amertcan. He admitted, however, the prohlem of cost was debatable. " Philanthropy no longer xeists as it did," Tmey said. " We are now In the procesa of having to apply principles of ceonomics an.:! business to in!titutions which on..-e were social-scient ific institutions. " Va. mPnWHEELING, A plumbers',.- striq and a lockout by contractors Monday sharply curtailed construction adivities in the Wheeling area. The lockout came when the otw:i ValJey Building Exchange said it would not ec:1ploy any building trade union members whose Jocalf have not agreed to new contracts. Of over a dozen trade unions Jn·1, olved only the plumbers w e n t ' out on strike, Four other un1ons sw-.. COil· "Hospitals have to be paid.'" he tracts that did not include ruiy r- .,aid. "Every pat ient wh0<:41111� boosbl. They are the lathers and mt a hspital has to pay, or plasters Joca1s here, a cement tm• have a sponsor, health insurance Jshers local with headquarters in or government." Steubenville, Ohio, and a wheel- Toomey said hospitals have to Ing cement finishers loca! that be helped financially end If thP. agreed earlier kl a contract with• states or local government 'won't out a pay raise. do It, "then the federal goverfl• M:any otheF unions did not sign . ment will." -----new contracts or go on strik�. However the lockout would keep SCHOOL PLANNED trern off the job. And because so An officers training school for many crafts depend on eeclJ other, officers of th� wsws of the EUB the iabsence of only one-third of ctmrcbes will 11,e held at the EUB the crafts would eripple construe- church in Athens' Thurlday at tion. 7: 30 p. m w. __..,,.•,,,,,.,_ - - -- ..... 4. 1981-3 and ha■ the PT. PLEASANT - Funeral servkes will bt held Wedoe»day JI) e.m. at the Fogleaong F u n e r a 1 Home, Ma10n. for Mrs. C o r a Henry Martine. 83, o( RavitL& wood, wno died Sunday at t h ,. home of her daughter, Mrs. Ril� Riggs of Mason. Mn. Martint was born in Clifton the daughter of the late Darius and E I l e 1, Whltt.ir.gton Henry. She was t h � widow of the late Robert Martl1,e. Surviving are two daughterg, Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Thomas E:xline, Elizabeth, W. Va. ; ct I o o. Robert Martine, South Charleato'" a sister, Mrs. EUa CWldiff. Cam den, N . H., eight grandchildre,, and 23 great gradchildren. The Rev. Richard W rJght will offlciate at the services in Ma&o'I and following the service the body will be taken to the First Presbyterian Church in Ravenswood where it will lie in state from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. with services al 2 p.m. with the Rev. R. T. Getty� officiating. BurIsl will be in t•ue Ravens wood cemetery Friends .ere be Ing recejved at the Foglesong FLneral Home. .. Jliltft"Ht!R.t TO, ICIID Forf:8try Workm Arr All mother� ol tlie lllclilff.port Buoy In Wintertime .Junior Cla�� are alllced to meet CHJl.LJCOTHE - Ever wonder w..._1™",f!;:iy at 7 30 p. m. in room what forestry worlums do in w:n 11'.fi .:,r r h,• h1�h M-oool lo plan the tertune • TIM!re arf' m.:1ny )Oh� 1,, kttp tl�m bw-y. acc-ordmg to W lun1Ur �niur banquet. -· -�-- --- --E . Houf, dVJtrict fore11t.1-r in 1·harg1 WROTJ,; l'IJ PKISO� of 10Uthcentral Ohio -' Tbnbtr it.and improvemf'nl Sir \1/al!n H:,lf'1gh wa, anestec) work was carried out on 1121 ac-rt-S for i:J'f'aMin and Wct!I imprisoned Jo ol �late forellt l.:,nd.'" �a1<l llouf the Tow�r ul Lor.don. where hf' "ThD indudPd poison 111 g gral-)t'· l 1vnl for J J yl"arg_ during wh1rh vine8 and eull trPf'!I. Th� forest t 1mt' hi> wrote hi!! "Hliltol")' of the crews also pni� 62 atrt'!I of pinl' Wurld."' plantalion11 aod thinned &.:I olhl'r! '•Tht> men havt' altw> dt'aned au1 ' SHIKt: RF.f:VF.8 the old ahandont'd town!!hip roar1.� 1 In old f:ngbnd, l!r:tch ilhlre ror on Pike State, Yore!!. thus enab- · i'Oun ! y ) h ad 8 headman known as ling our four. wheel drive lmek.� a •- r{'(ove." 'fbe- tille of ",hire to use thPm during the rire M'a son I r1tye'" ,.;radu:.l!v t'ame to be run ThPM" old road!!. nr tr;1ils, are tugt>Ult' r in the �ingle word "sherfavoite spots for huntn� loo ' i tr.·.. Manv J!rOuJ;P and CY't'r ::irr, h�"n -- ----------on o� (']OSf' to su1·h rn,1<l�. I ' "While it ma\' tx- diff1r11]• for ' some fofks to b(.JievP. our men fou�t 1 1 fores! rire,i during .Jan­ uary. Althour;:r the fires were burned only 01•er 49 acrf-s this brought under control quickly and does point!! up the fad Lhal brush j and forr�t fire-s do ocrur whrn ' lhen• ls considerable dampness on the ground. ·• be held May 13th from i p.m. ,o I a.m. at lbt National G u a r d Armory. J.frs. J a m e I Osborne, genet• al chairman, ha1 :Elnnounced thf!o followwg committee chairmen. C.0-Chairman, Mn. S. T. R o 1 :s. Decoration,. Mn. Lewi& Telle . Postera, Mr1. Jack Fruth: (.'bed, Room, Mn. Herm:!ID Simkinl; Ta bles, Mrs. H.J. Fitzsimmons; c.o,. R&­ sages, Mrs. Ray K. Smith ; freshmenttl, Mrs. Woodrow Mal.-e; Door Prize11, Mn. Manford Bauer Ticket:1, Mrs. Wayne Burdette; Publicity, Mn. Charles L. Young All proceed11 from the affair wlL go directly to tre Pleasant Valley Hospital. I bJ 1 ACCURATE - FAS I 1 JFK'8 HeaIth n·11 I seen AS BOOfi TO U S Hosp1t, al Side Glances .. PLEASANT VALLEY B08PITAL ADMITTED: Mn. W<ly May':!I! Henderson ; Mrs. William Won: man, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Georg,. Woodard, Gallipolis Ferry; Mn. Frank Willis, Ripley. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Ralph An- SHIPSHAPE-The Ma:,Jlower Among those who entered Hui· derson, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Ger - U, replica of the orig:tnaJ PiJzer hospital in the pa.st 24 hours grim ship, undergoe, 1pring Colmnbw, Ohi. McGraw, a1d were· Ferris Albert Rice• 3"l2 ____ . cleaning and painting at the . • Thlfd Ave., Ed C. Berridge, 1032 Slmp10n Shipyard in Eut . P Fo The NT EXCLUSIVE FISH First Ave. , Mrs. George E. Ma ,·PT � � e rt Boston. Viewed from utern, Rand�lph Society, Chtldr � of Utt, the ab..ip dilpla:,t a tear-drop SAN FRANCISCO <UPJl - The tin. Rt. 1 Cheshire, Miss Tere� Amencan RevoluUon, will pre- lilbou.ette u 1he 11 readied to brilliantfy rolt>red South p a r k L. Collins, Rt. l Vinton, M r c;_ ____ sent the program for the April tate up her IWWDer ltatlon golden troul lsalmo agua-bonital : Thomas Rowley, Rt. 2 C r o w I! PT, pLEASANT The M e I meeting of the Colonel Charles at Ply 1 . mouth. -- -- the official fish or .:alifom1a, i� ' City, James Abraham Stewart . Gillispie twelve piece orchestJ" . d Lewl.!I Chapter, Daughters Gf the . . one of sevt"ral speries of beautiful . Rt. 2 Crown City, Admiral Dew,.,y , from Huntington will furnis h the American Revolution• Friday At-·· . golde11 trout native .,nJy to tt11• up- , Sa11az, 2507 Lmcoln Ave., • Pt music • for the second A rmmd ril 7 al 3 p.m. in the Mansion ------- - -___ per waters of the Kern Ri ver !ribPleasant ' James Martin Elklli •· Charity Ball sponsored · by the PLAN TRIP I utanes 1n the H,gh Sierra Mason · W· Va ·• Herman Donald Women's Auxlliary of the Plea'!· Houre at Tu-Endie.Wel Park. . I ---f os sses H th ee mg a ,· Everson Wilham_ and John Rej Ohlinger, Rt. l Letart, W. Va., - 11 ,............_...............________.__.._iiiiii-a-a-a-a-a..; � ; ant Valley Hospital. '!be Ball wilt M rs. :iomer ;ar/ m, fl, p· · son of Middleport and M e r I y n Miss Nancy Lou Davidson, 17<17 ----------- 1 Steen� rgn, Jr., rs. A r t h 1.1 r Ross or Cheshlre are planning o M t C h e s t e r Rd., Pomeroy, M r E, . Goodw m, �etty Berry, M rs. go to Columbus this Thursda) , �iss S James P. RobefUI, Rt. 2 Pomeroy . RIVER NEW Mrs, Nathan Roush, Rt. 3 Pome- Gaufe readings: Gallipolis dam W. H. Rardm , ML�s lm�gene Ye:i where they will spend the weei.roy, ,Jimmie Franklin Evans, Sy- 17_9, 27_ 7 running 60 feet on roll- ger, Mrs. Ralph W. Raike, end attending the Music F.dun.- ; I . tors National Conferf'tlce. racuse, Jefferson A. Stewat t. e,., Porneroy•Mruion 26 10, Pt � · · Servief> The PLEASANT PT. Rutl:mc1, Freeland Samuel Norri!! , Pleasant 26.66 falling, Hinton 2. 38 Guild of Christ Episcopal w 1 J 1 Racme, Walter B. Fetty, Rt. 1 stationary, Kanawha FaUs 4.811 hOId the,r DINNER GIVE:",j · AJll'il Juncheon meet• LangsviUe• Mrs Wilkie Sarson · fa11mg, ' 1 ar eston C h 1 n lli 1 a . 8.99 g n · lhl- Mr. and Mrs-. OrDVer Erb en Rt. 1 Portland, :&Ira. Harry_ P. Montgomery Island dam lfi.O, ing, Wed esday at 1 p.m. in se. Mrs. w ii I i a m tfl.rtained with a dinner East�r I Parish Hou �eters, Rt. 1 Ce�ter. Harrison 11.2 running 28 feet. London was Meade, president, w JU at their home on Laurel;11t . ' �e. Oak Hill, � �t.h. runnin� 2 feet, Marmet 13.4 feet the business aessio preside at ] Guests were •.Mr. -and •Mrs. � ! a. . Rl W · and Wmfi ' dam eld f et. 3 e and Rea � daughter, Donna of Min- · �� / Hostesses for the luncheon lln! Je�' J a ee · Boai veme nts: m � Mrs. Milton Miller, Mrs. F r e d : trsville and MW Reva Rea and � Rt 1 J c n, Ohio River - Alicll Ingrahm Franklin, and Mn, W. s. Hyrl. ; Miss Sue Wurster, Columbus, eii DIet...... Rt. r,•w 1, · emneanllst , uo up 14. 2:30 p. m.: Floyd Bla,ka ·-----Harold C. Radeliffe . Rt. ' Well- up 14, 5:45 p.m. ; Aliquippa up Chairman Lisu REI ATIVES HERE ston, Mrs, Thelma L, Napper, 17, 5 8 _ m.; C. V Horner u p 17 I 1 G 208 E. Main Pomeroy G de Hamden, Miss Mildred A. Fain, 6:20 8 m. : W.alter Williamson �•eat. ar nera Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher n. G bury, regional � Rt. 1 Hamden, Clarence E. Hugh• up 19, 6: 10 a. m.; Comm entertained a group of relaLives . . � � unter ch8ll'J1lan or Ra 10 committee oI Sund,ay at their home. Minerses, Dundas , Miss Sandra S u e down 19 6·40 8 m • Pe""" th Garden CIubs • · has anno1DJCt:ri Ville. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. e 4 · ·• b&.7 Hughes, Dund as, Wil. son R. Broll). Downey up ' 6: 19, 5 a. m. ; Jerry Iha ' _.i . • Bosworth down 19, 8: 50 a. m, ; ' t oMrs. r n,u Nease and Mrs. Norman Fis. her, Senecav,.1,. •m patr1c er, , porIsrnouth, M1� �; lto dasheJt Of _ the Wild• Tommy Fisher, Cambridge; Miss A. Bailey and Miss Barbara J. Onward up 20, 6:30 8, m. : Cornell M � = G C1ub will be lbe Louise Fisher, Columbus; and · ea Bailey of Rt. 3 McConnelsville, up 21' 6:30 a.m. '• Beaver do..m ga guest rden ers for this month', Mrt. .w •-bert Warnslev George srti, Ash!and, Ky., Gary 23, 8 : 10 p, m.; Bob Renter down . and dau&'" .._ • 23 gard en pro am gr o�� WMPO. .. t.er, June Ann of Middleport. S. Hald, Ravenswood, W. Va,, Mrs 231 10:40 p. m.: Indiana up , T ey will be hearu thla Thur,.. Wood N· Everette• Ravenswood' G:lS .e.m .; .iuuLUQUJ .,_...L'--d up 30, 5: 50 dayhat 9 a m duri ng the Coffee w a., and Mrs. Ben L. Sommer- a m.; Defender llP 11 : 25 Sl, SALE PLANNED u: J� Ihle is pre.ti• v ' Jr., Morganto�, W. Va. P m.; City of Maysville up 32, hour· ......,� r;..,,1 · " Ill ·1.&,.r! vM 'l'h. e ! ..!'....•'11"1, rs! . .•..,.,...,... .,,,.. Bhl.. -- up 33. 5 d nt. 3 : 4<l a. m. : Brran •.__ ' rumma -cliurch ., the in aale e g ·______ . M 54 7" Creli�ton G. Crawfor] a. m. ; Franklin Pierce up �. and 'I Friday Thursday buament ' 3 aekson e, da� ·-· • _ 1 Jl:OS a. m.; Phillp Sporn up 35, P ent.a, Son Home Saturday.' ar J p.m. Monday. Mrs. juaie, l'\&y 3· 50 a m A.ft.er Wutern Trip Ha11, Crown City, daughter, 3; lt , al 1 · a D m - Tom Cook and Mn. L. L. Roush and � ls p.m. Monday. Mrs Herbert B doG wn 2 · 45 P· m. R. H. Bosworth ,,� son Paul have returned home Chadwick Rt 2 pt Pleasan, , down 7 : 30 p. m. : EI • • gerc1w • daughter, ll:SO a.m. Monday, down &:4S p.m.·• Cbandeleaur up after an exb.!nded visJt at Granada Hills, Calif., with their son 8 ,. 15 a. m. Dhlcharged taw, Mr, and ----awh8 RIver - Semet up and daug1tter.1n. Patients recentlY discharged U1- _,. . . . eluded Daniel w. DawSOn, M r s. London S:4D a,. m.; o. F. Shearer Mrs. .William Roush and family Carrie Day Bell, Mrs. Robert E. down M annet. 2 : 55 am. : Irene While th.ere they a�lellded the Canter, Raymond Johnson, JM- Cbotin down Marmet B :2S a. m. ; St. �� s Day festival et the eph C. Hall, Mrs. Andrew DeCny Thelma Ann down Marmet 7 miss10D Ill San Jaun, Capistrano. and infant 11on, Mrs. George F, a m. ; Lucy Jane Lucas down They sleo visited Sequia Nation­ Crump and infant daughter, M l·s. Winfield 1 : 25 a. m. ; Jennifer al Park, De:\lb Valley, Las Veg­ Pau] B. Runion and lnfa11t daugh- Jean down Winfield 2 : 50 a. m. ; as, Nevada. Hoov�� Dam. Graad ter, Mrs. Ervin L. Morris, Mts. Joey Chotln up Winfield 4 ;"5 Canyon, the petrified forest and Samue] E. Fowlkes and Mis, Na- a. m, ; A. Chris down Winfield painted deserl ==""""c---=="' "= --= omi E, Bonet TAIN SVNDAy� 6 :40 a. m. ENTER Among ADIDg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bearhs 1!11According to the rrudntght re- .slans noted the American ear"s tertained with a dinner Sunday .at port of the nursing dep.ertmem, regi!ltration number and told the their home on Nye-av. Present the '?�ing patients were 1n fat- U.S Military Police. were Mr. and Mrs. Rozert Ritchdition Alby , Tucker, Ml and soon, Bobby of Cbester. Several s I w e hours L Polater Military Nm PP.ters, Paul Holter, Mrs, Laura llcemen picked the young men ltp Mrs. Clair Spencer and Mr. and Warren, Rose Gettlea, R o b e r t and they were held for question- Mrs. Bearbs and daughters, Nor-Radabaugh, Mrs. Dan Jones and ing pending an investigation. ma Jean and Florence Ann. Mrs· Vltue Hartley. Jr· 0ne uni·t oI blood was adminh: tered at the hosPital on Mond81· truck moved. =============-::c-:-------------Holzer Hospital Today's Medical Report I .. - ·, Pt. Pleasant News Notes tll 1935. Age � : Joined Communist par­ ty. Beeame an orgalllZtt. Age 47: Became a member ot the Communist part)' nRtion91 committee Age 50: Campaigned coast•to­ coe1t for c.ommunist Earl Brow• der for president of the Unittd States, Age 52: Communist camUdat11 for u. S. CongreH from New Yori atal,. Age 53: Recruited for Commu­ nist• in weate-m Pennsylvania, Virglnla and New York City. Call ­ ed outatanding recruit.er of t h • party. Rapartedly r ·eru1ted 10 peo, pie In ona day, Ill ID one weelr. Named vice prealdent of party. later vice chairman. AGE 80: OH JUNE Z1. 1151, aJa. rested for advocatlnc the oveflo throw of the govermnant by loree and vlolence. After aeveral years of lat!al fightlng 1S111<mcad lo three yean in prl■on and fined 1<1,000. Served term at Alderson Reforma,, tory for Women and wu nleued OD May 15, lll67 It ap 81, .. OPEN NOW IN NEW LOCATION 115 W. Second St. Pomeroy The Fabric Shop SINGER SALES & SERVICE Ada NNse Amber Warner :SO M1:•- ·~·· . STARK'S PHARMACY • , Mr; . !;.22 TMr. 1 - .IE-STOCK HEREI -··· MOORE'S 24th * * •' ' ' \ Sales.In Each Department! .rov MllST SEE! v. U. S. Authorities ProbinK Incident BONN, Germany fUPn - U.S ilita ry authorities today lnvestlm gated reports ltiat four young Amerlcan soldJers who ha1 been drinking yanked a Soviet lieutenant colonel from his auto­ mobile and beat him on the .street �ter Sunday night. Infonned aourcea aaid the aoldiers, aged ts lo 20 and attached , to the 3rd Armored Division, dragged the Ruuian army officer from hil Soviet military mission car In Frankiu,t and punehed him several times. Spokesmen for both the Soviet.I and U.8 Army refused to com­ ment on the Incident, but a atate­ ment was expected to be issued later today by the l".S Army headquarters in Heidelberg. � Th.e aourcea gave thJs �unt of the lnctdem, \,... The ooldlera ...,.. driving I I.,. ... ....... ,. ........ 11- 1 through Franldurt when they Mil, 'M -1ala laRIIW!P ,topped for a tr .tffle light. An au­ MM■• ·--.itaw: CGU:111" IMW tomobile with the Wll"ds "Sovlat Military Y'i1akm" printed on the aide drew up next to their vehicle ,xcn••· COi.Gi: IDIA NMY'_.., and ,topped for the lljht. One or more el the Americans left the car, opened the rear door 'of the Sovid automobile and pulled the, Ru11ian l'ltficer out of the baek ,..L They !Jllll!:lled him PHONI W1' :t-2452 a number of times and pushed 0- 7 i. 5 - 6 D■,. A W■III btm biol; Into the ear. '!be IO!diers climbed bad< Jato MIDDLEPORT their car and drove off. ............................ ..... .. . .. ...................... .,... .,,..... ...., ..................... ._ ................... .._._,_ ... .... ,. ........... ......."'..., ,, _....., ..... ............... Picket Fence, white, 9''x36' - - - 31c Wheel Barrow, 3 cu. ft. - - - - SJ.99 Hand Garden Tools; your choice • - 23c 21 Gal. Galv. Refuse Can - - - • s2.33 Rubbish Burner, heavy gage wire - S1.44 Laundry Basket, 18'' Diameter - - 80c 6.70x15 Bond Nylon White Walls s1 1.99 Ball Gloves, Baseball Shoes, Roller Skates • ., f., ' I 'l ' • I ••' - ., ----· ·-· CLINTON FISHER CO. COLOR CENTER ,a■■ PARICINtl Tho-------------------• OHIO Open Friday Night • POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2848 Closed Saturday 6:00 p.m. e•• �.. . .. . . ' � , Is:rnWii'@fl??Wf , sts Te L OA SE in en O r Fo s ler ur H g me s Na he p ac Co SPORTS DESK .It's Terry Kni�ht For Panthers, Sentinel Sports Writer tF.DITOR'S NOTI!, Wb1 luop. Pf-111 In • eommuUJ of about ll,OOO penoa, wbe■ ti saddnly learns thili Z,400 oJ 1bem will bt oat of joh1T Thbi ts 1he problem f� M>day '-Y B9ida, Calif., which lot Thunda7 WH notlllNI by the Defu.M Depart, meat thal IU 1 1:t-year-old back, In armament and mHltary n:, pendituret. Doe, soe• a commurdty flJbt hackT Whal fflyer, o! power and penuallion can it bring to bear on the federal ,... ernmelU rommJt&ed to budget �TODAY'S SPORT PARADE rTom Anderson For )'ellow Jackets IY BOB WINGE'IT ,. Nearly 2,400 Civilian Employes In Benicia, Calif., Join Efforts To Save Depot I 'I j / Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy.Middleport O . Apr 4, 1961·5 : DeGaulle Hopes JFK Will Read JO Iron u BaSIC economyf Thu lo a ""1 ...., p,ese,ve the 1 12-yea,�ld depol ,, ge,ald ..,d. "we ha,e had olfec, DOWICemenl. of the depol'• 2,400 l!lnploy.. live Col. Wells a11ked worker11 to re- in Benicia, according to Fitlger how 111cb • eomm.uaHy reacll, lhl.9 i:ommumty of about &,000 per- ot support throughout Cslifornta, j from congrestimen, 11tat@ legisla- main calm, to stay on the }ob, ald. Wha1 K w.Ju. feel, a.ad ls do. IOil!!. and not to IH!!J their home.s. The But Ben!da"1 11,000 residents are Thursday night, citizen1 and tors, and local offiC' lals." Ing to preM-rve lt1 tlfe. ) y o f • public officials met lo iallll('h the Rep. John Baldwin, a Repubh- Defense Department order cala hir from resigned to seeing the Be fight, which mruiy of lhem r , can who repre.1et1lll Bemcla, wired for a three-year perlort for do1iang arsenal and the town. dry up By DONALD D. JACKSON garded as a IJ(e-or-death battle an immedlete, strongly worded the arsenal United Pre111 lat.eruUooal Tm hopelul, I' m ophm1t1tic 'We will certamly be in opera- aaid drugglst John o Grady, T,n u • s • • f protest to President K ennedy BENICIA, CaUf. {UPI) - Noth- for the town Ing unites a town like the threat 'Ibeir f1nt move waa lo select 1. "Bemcia Arsenal is the only at· tion here for a Jong time 10 I l!UTe we'll win.·• PARIS IUPII - French off!- wife, Jacqueline. Mrs. Kennedy. ZO-man ste�ring committee, he ad- eenal which tht- Army ha1:1 on lh" come, " he said. of extinction , today expressed hope Pre,;, . ' w� ancestors were French, cials Coast Pacific ar.J n an o m by is ed business which det::p II local Nearly 2,400 civlllnn employeJ dent Kennedy will be ready nnl studied at the Sorbonne. M.at.iy equip- The workers themst!lves were at B enicia Arsenal, which w11s former mayor. whose job it will water and ran load month to thresh out Presider! : Frenchmen regard her ill a tlcketerl for oblivion by a Defetl!!C be to con vince the Delense De- ment directly on bvard i.hip for worried and confused. Many of Cha rles de Gaulle's balk griev 1 worthy example of true Frencti Department order Thursday, have partmenl they have made a m�- Anny installations throughout ttw them are veteran civil aervanti. ance that the United States hall 1, womanhood, in spite of her Amet• Pacific and Far East.' Rep. Bal.I. whore senriees date from 11Ml and joined townsmen in a struggle to take. not treated France as an eq1w I 1can upbrmgmg "It doem't make sense," said win pointed out . lie said m the UM2 when the arsenal swung into partner with Britain m intemJ I One ParlS afternoon newspaper e1-Mayor Mike 'Fitzgerald. "This telegram: " I sh�uld �e to st rong· a '�·Beale wartime schedule. w . I lional politics Is c reatmg a distreased area of ly urge that t.tua decision be rt""I II have 20 years service In headlined itl story of the Kenronsidered from a defense slanj- De-:ember," said Roland McQwv the worst kind." l.' Congrewnan Walter H. Moeller Policy differences between th nedy vunt w.ith 'J8Ctfuelioe �I point.' ey, a deputy storage chief. "I U. S. Repreaentative from Ob10·1 , two major Western Allies raiiei:e nedy will accompany her husbar.,! "We 've been through this became here from Utah. but ( don't loth CongreufooaJ Diit.rict, has : .itll the way from the United N.t• ! to P"arls.' fore," he added. •·Thirteen year� ago the government announc� Empfoyes at the arsena l wer¥- want to go back. If I had to announced hie plala to 1p0nsor a lions to �ATO and Africa ai,d Some French and fore ign o'>though, t would. I have too muc� second annual ''Week in Wa&h- 1 Asia. r.ervers cont.end De Gaulle would the arsenal would be transfetreJ dazed but not defeated. Unlt.ed Prt!lls Internatloa,t Kuenn to the San Francisco Giantii But we fought ii then and thfa. ''We heard a rumor that we at stake . " ingt.on' ' conte1t for high school But the sourc-es said I►. be a far less "difflcultall)"' i! Gaulle 's major complaint i!I the he felt France was given an equal NEW YORK <UPJJ-The Cleve- but fo retur n got a potentiallv order waJ changed . We'll fight i t would be transferred about a yea!" ' "Almost everyone he re eilh�r seniorR in the Distritr . land lndlan§ and Lo!! Angefas fine pitcher in Johnny Antonelli again." ago ," said persormel director Les own s a home or is paying on one,' Mr. W.oeller noted that I a 5 t icy reception accorded b i.� de- roll! with Britain in the formulaDodgers, who could do no better and a c.ipable outfield repl ac,:lie Wagner. "but this came a.!I :• he added. 'lt would be almost year's program had been we U re- I mand in 1958 that France he con• tion of Western policy, t seaso,1, ment p l ac for e las Kuen n in Willie Kirk• Benlcla has b�n a military ha.st" complete surprise. There was no impossible to move." than fourth ceived and fl!lt that the winners sulted all the way before the Unit- ALBUQUERQUE, N.M <UPIJ land. who bashed 21 homer, and 1-.d today as lhe team, since 1849. Now ;1 ;, a supply wam;ng.' v;,g;J BoUng, foreman on Iha from the sue parbelpaltog ,o,n- ed . Si."' makes any maJo, de- The U. S. Wealhe, Bureau he,e, likely lo move up the ladder th1,; drove Ill 65 runs last season . shipping point for tons of Army " But we still fttl we have a load ing piers, where supplles are tiea had " benefitel grea Uy form CJBJon! on world issues reporting on the weather in Naw ntonelh, � veteran lefty. we:. , equipment destined for inslalla darn good chance, " ' Wagn I Paris is ce!13-in to P\ll its hear : Merico Sunday night , commented : year. er said loaded on barges t.eading to� the opportunity to observe their . . r A . . Mazbe they will go no highe only a 6-7 pitcher for the G1an!o Uons throughout the Pacific area • · we're convinced that our oper- Oakland Anny Base shrugged government in action. to spend ' wto the we,come for Kennedy ''Afternoon breeres were brilk I . �1 ""' . f ' j 1: 1 i the breaks fall l�t yea.r but he has been a big The trucks, tanks, personnel at ion is more econmic-al lhan and said : . lime in oome d to when he arrives on May 31 for the : enough to offer slight hazard to my an office, . nght over the l�ng haul, they winner m the pas� and his 1%0 carriers, and howitzers squat or. To three days of talk.� with De ! the more crudely engineem:I and oele would be". "I ' ve been here 24 years now, viait. the many interesting and his4l toric� sit.es in t he Washington Gaulle. The �rench regard� , less set.'U!'ely attached Ea.,ter boncould be t�e lll01Jt unproved team� I !"ecord may be wnt«:,n off as a� rolling green hills bordering Sul- The Defense Dept. announced and I'm due to ret ire in five r . � . i� the maJor leagues._ �or �he In �a ppy accident. Thmgs w:re a sun Bay about 25 miles east o� that Benicla' !I functions would be six more. It would hardly be area. �ennedy '5 d&-15�.n to make hi!: nets." d1a�'. t� main cond1t1on is lack bit te�se belween Antonelli and San Francisco. The depot in• trans£erred to Tooele OrdnanL"f' worth tran,ferring.• , . Under the •·week in Washing- first overseaa VlSJt to De Gaul le s t h Gia nt s 0� lllJurie�. �nd . for the Dodger , : bist season afld II eludes a missile repair and re- Depot. west of Salt Lake City, Another Jong time employe, ton" contest rules, one winner a : as a diplomatk- triumph for th� ' PALM SPRINGS. �if. (UPI) t Eisenhow.:r lt s gvod p1tchmg and a yout!? change of scenery could he lp. . bu .id ing fan ilily . j - Former Presxleo . l'lah . Jrunes McNamara, chief oI 1he chosen fram ec,cu .� cow11y on lhe �•rench leader· iHu:uueu e Mami -"-'·' I'! d .,_ an w , i um . . . The Indi ans managtc'U ., to fm1s. , h , " '" movement ' e visi t is u, , wtItten theme and the Adding Juster to th the local citizens, Fit,. . Besides . me of the pr incipal argument� rece1vmg and shlppmg b ranch , baa.111 of a So . Palm at Sunday services .: Eairter fact that KennedY 1=_ brmgmg_h.�, i$ Who bas a better chance to fourth a year ago with only n at will be mobilized in defense was once a. leftbanded pi�clling student•� social adjustment and th De:ierl Communi t y Church. Tbl!I Pitcher. (Jim PerrY at 18.. 101 :ir.. move up? . w1tb the Wasbmgton academic achievement. . . . n icia concern the addit ional prospect Be of I a e F v • ho I ed be re rs rr e w b. II very mueh if you will let me know ' Eisen 10 atr as ew Not the Plrates, who swept it nmg m. double figures. That's . time and ex�nse it would _ra:iuire Sen t rs es Co Il clo r e xtended v a ca t ion a t nearagr for an aman �� e .di.s � if your school intend!! to partici- j all last year. Nor the Yankee-9, quite a feat in itsel! lince all four Record Nominations :: � McNamara said "If •, 1hat letters outlining tlus year s pate. to ship equipment by rail from N. by Eldorado CoWJtry Club. . ' who won the pennant in the other clubs that finished behind Cleve- COLUMBUS (UPIJ _ The Ohia . , · ' r-=====•=•=-; " Utah . to the coast for resh1pmeot A1 vm Dark ( San Francl SCO Gumts contest have been sent to all CounLast year .s Week m Washmg• j land had at Jea3t two fiingers with Stale FBir league. , has a record number to tbe Far Easl . manager ) needs a good left-hand- ty Superintendents of School s .'.lJld . · 0 to , The Breves, Cardmal1, Or10lell 1 or more vie r1es. Washmgton of oominations for its racing pro, ton" winners were Miss Zoe Trice- Bone , . . . . ,. 1 thill ' k V.:hen tile ra " I'm avallabl8· . and er• teII hlffl. High Sd:1001 Prm.c1pals m the Ioth bock from Lancaste . � . r High School I and White Sox all have a good and Boston each had three. . gram this year. a wu-y httle man m the District. In bis letter, Mr. Moeller figures are gi�en to Washingto�: ; in Fairfield Thus, with a perk-up in tht> shot at a pennant but their im County Miss Miriam 1 th kin� Frank Carr, made � everal ow ers � der nught be changed, expla�ed : Scho t lk'! fro m provement seems to rest largely pitching, the Indians should Logan . High School ' � :;: � . . �ay as 1oog as e To lllJlplily the select100 nnm t'1P e nomma�ns Wl;'Byron · sa� ;agner. ol the in Hocking Count ., Mis L 1. n d Graceiul Medium Heel. on having sol11.ething happen +o in the best spot to climb · . of Chesterland leading the way I Y i n� Sc • The word wmt out to the Be- coukl . "They'JI have to kielr: me winners, I would ask each hlgb Rees f G ii l , l'OOl a po s allt,'"' oo 1 b the de fend ing champs • Reports out oI Flon'da oontmu� · . Shes st. w�th 14 . �-] M'IJ , 1a empIoyes _ .u.1u.rsday, whe,1 out ' . he aaId. •••-· all' )'m 6'' achoo1 tbat wishes to participate in Gallia County · Miss Mildred ,ru n1c I er was seco_, Cleveland gave up a sure-pop t.o accent Dod er outh. Th der n au ance h c C.M. le what whi and 12 with d l wou bo j r have?" I commanding . the wr o gn Col. l1cer, A]. assi to ! the iting of a theme Thornton f om ac n H i g h '! S -c ., � l •SOil hitter by shipping Hal'Vllv "k 'dd · the arsenal goes, its defend• not in excess of 400 words on the School In J ,.� Co 1 co,ps lll <'lu es al' •gsgm3 Perrysbur�.• oamed 11. ,1 ·. bert C. W ells Jr., called departli ••u m-.111 un y; 10r. ' nk oward , 1ormer OhJO tate Fra . ' wn may_ £ J er� • tbe to f llo it oo o w h c ef th for , subject, "What I Can Do to Safe- Jerry Grim trom Nelson\'ille High the an I s toge er �ers wl� several �nt.ries were ment . I basketball star. who !tit 2.'l homers Fifty per cent of this town ts guard Freedom and Lremoi:racy Sc McKinley Kirk, Washmgton C.H. hool in Athens CoUDty·. and Mr. : a year ago· Willie Davis up from t in Ame ca. and Har� and Bob Vallery, Wa� Donald Salmons from Hamden. ' �dentsai arsenSpokane, a�d Tommy D;vis. d :• ,�...I MIDDLIPORT , it :� 1 z,.� !!ii our • Each indJVJU\!cu schooI would Hi verly, w1lh 10. gh School in Vinton County• Ma_miger Wa1t A1slon h.as DJ, saddled with paying for all the be responsible for selecting its The Ohio State Trot , worth $26 ,· worries al>out his bench. WVT 000. only industry," winner. 1be winning theme would drew 104 t wo-year-olds com• 5 � cllm�s �r not de�n� on find· e 'Th s er taxpay re e h ' be will _.,, then be 8eJlt t.o the County Superpared to 98 last year. It's sched• • • mg 8 wmnrng com��n��aon . That uled for Aug. 28. improvements we·ve started with intendent of Schools by May l.!t, � Includes � flock of d� �ut ev,m APRIL 4 the arsenal here. We have a new where it would be judged by a The $30,000 Buckeye State Pace Walt admits the �ential 15 t her,. attracted 119 2-year-olds this year. Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES will sewerage system, a new high committee selected at the County i . . , Amoog laSt year s second divl• That's 1 mo111 than last year fo;: � ln regular session �esday at acbool. If the people all leave, Superintendent's discretion, allow_ 6 . . 7.45 p. m. at the Maf,()tl1e Temple. who's going to pay All sprmg, Pittsburgh Pirates sion _teams. the Natlonal League the Aug. 29 event . the taxes to ing 50 per cent for subject mat- ! APRU.. •t • . manager Danny .�urtaugh has Phllhes s�m to have the bes.: '1be Governor's Trot for 3-year• • Jupport it¾" ter, 25 per cent for ,ocial adJust- 1 . �n �Y1;flg that if our seco�d chance to llllpro ve since they �ad olds drew 'ffl entries compared �o .Meigs Temple, Pythian �JSfen The base has fl payroll of near· ment and 25 per cent for extra ­ unty c l 111e pikh�g comes around , we 11 � f.erthest to go. The Phds. 60 la ::.t year. The event is worl\ �ill meet next Tuesday eve_nmg '\t ly $20 million annually. In add! cu Su rricular a tivities. Co · • 7.30 at the K. of P. Hall m Mid �th l ast year, hav� been �� $Z3,000. he tough. tion the government pours money periot.endcnts Bhould have their Alter what he has seen in the ting some enCC1uragmg iltchmg , Three-year-old pacers named for dleport. into the local communities througlt winning theme selected by the APRIL 5 last two days, Murtaugh must be from veteran Robin Roberts this I the Director of Agriculture Pace, purchases and supplies. About 900 15th of May. I will appreclate just about ready to pradict a sec- sprlnJ and Ro berts has to do we!I a $26,000 puree, lotatled 75 com- '.fhe Pomeroy Shakespeare Club be will meet Wednesday at 1 p. m. at ond slrai,:ibt penn an t for his Pi- to move 'em . pared to 58 Jast year. It will and OPEN HOUSE the home of Mrs Jed Webster Sr., rates. A HOUSE FULL OF ALL NEW Kansas City, last in tbe Aml!r run off Aug. 30. . , Ave On Sunday, Jim Umbrirht, Joe ican League last season. won't What may turn out to be the Sprmg You are eordially invited to our New Holland party, APRD. ' Gibbon and Fred Green collabor- finish last again-thereby keeping big race during the fair Is the . a ted on a fIV�h·1tter Io beaI the General Manager Frank Lano!! ' � Maturity Pace a $5 000 affair TTheI Past Chiefs of Magnolia Coffee and donuts served all day long, Free movie • · m tbla� SIS�� w� mee� SI, Louis Can:finals, and Monday record clean Frank never finish• which drew Hi outstand1n 4-and- .J. � Py g ev e a e in the afternoon. Come and see our new implement T� Cheoey spllD three neat In- ed last in his life. 5"-year-olds. P�st date is Aug. 81 M:. �jiin ::fis with � �nmgs in relief of Bob Friend as Regardless of whether the A'� Heading the list of entries for na Jesse as ...-• shed • . . help us name it, you may win i10.oo. ........o,tess. the Cincin- are any better on µie field, they the Maturity la Countesa Adios, , the. pl·l'ates wh•·pped The regular meeting o r t b ,. . nati R9?s, �con£ldently Q'(pect to finish a heaJ winner In 20 of 2Z starts. Catholie Woltlell's Club of the Sa�re s bttle denying that in of at least two tea111s, the new 1'he Maturity · Trot drew 12 .4. cred Heart church will be held In Friend, 18-l2_la i year, Vern Law Los Angeles Angels and Washln� year-olds and 5-year. The Aug. WY 2-5101 Pomeroy, S the church auditorium, Thursday MIDDLEPORT (20-I9J, Willher Mizell !13-S ) and trin Senators. at a p.m. A stanley party will foJ. 30 race ls wortb SS.000 also. Harvey Haddix fll•lOl, the Plrates have a11 formidable a front • l ine pitching staff as any team in the Naticlnal League. And in E lroy Face ClO-tU they perhaps have the best fireman. Flop In Series However, as t h e Yankees showed In the World Series, the Pitt11burgh se,ond line is Uttle more thao a bwich of batting prac.-tlce pitchers. And that's what haa worried Murtaugh more than anything elst: thi!! 11pring, The Pirates addl!d. s o m e strength to the second Une with the acquisition of Bobby Shantz during the winter, but littJe Bobby has had a recurN1nce of arm tr,mble and has been Idle since Marc.-h 21. And with little to look forward to in the line of youngsters com. Ing up. Murtaugh apparently will have to open de fense of the NL title next week with Just about You may not (yet) have electricaJly operated and radio-ronttolled the same pltchera who carried "'welcome home" devices. But many of your Ohio neighbors have the loao In 1980. Now if Umbl'icht, Gibbon, Green added these electric jobs to a long list of elecuic safety applications:/ and Cheney"s work this spring Is Electric- home beating and water heating, stairway and outdoor light-i a true yardstick of their talent. ing, automatic electric cooking and clothes drying, electric razors and then , according to Murtaugh, fig. ure the Plratm to be the team to nipt lights and fuel sbut,oll's and . • . heal In 1961. How tn1my w•ys Jots ,kdridty r,ulte lije safet· in youf' home? Tw1nl 8hw Power The Minnesota Twins. another team on the upswing, unlimbered home nm power to spare ID whip, ping the Detroit TJger11. IH, be­ hind a J&-hit barrage that JnclwJ. 'Nothing else does so much for you, so well;-and costs so little; ed roundtrlppers by Hannon Kil­ Ohio Power has IUVlf' raised its rares. Use even more electridry lebrew, hia fifth and lirtb, Don Mmehor, Dan Dobbek and Elm«. and Live Better . , . ELECTRICALLY ! Valo. The vtct.ory WU the Twlm' aixth in the Jut eight games. Elsewhere, the Philadelphia Phillies nlpped the N1w York Yankees, 3-2, in 16 hanings; the Los Angele, Angels downed the San Fnncltco Giants, 12-8: AN INV�STOA-OWN ll O PV ■ LI= VTlLIT'T' lhe Washington Senatolt wded /� the Baltimore OriOle1, :Z.1, on � catcher Frank Zupo'a throwillg error In the 13th. hmlng; the st. �l•r:trlc gauge door open,r end prd ,fight,, Louis Cardinali acored four tfme8 contfOlltd from push-button In oar, in the sixth inning to beat lhe ChJ. prot.ct •11ln1t •coid1nt ind •tt•ck. cago White Sox, "3, and the Cleveland Indians defeated . the � -.. • • - - i-.., _8osLon Red Sox, 10-9. j rench Problems In May ;c;------- ---=-- C:Ongressman Is PJanning 2nd Cap1to , J eek Indians, Dodgers Loom As · Pre-Season Diamond Champs 1 "'°"' i -----N ff • F Oh' ,. j 1 An? ;1:,,_ DRESS PUMP wt ,ui,er U1;' • P,•rafes w•,n Meigs-Mason •2 Contest Commg • Events Oyer Redlegs 5.99 THE SHOE BOX :1 �. COMING Saturday, April 8th ,. 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' � , Is:rnWii'@fl??Wf , sts Te L OA SE in en O r Fo s ler ur H g me s Na he p ac Co SPORTS DESK .It's Terry Kni�ht For Panthers, Sentinel Sports Writer tF.DITOR'S NOTI!, Wb1 luop. Pf-111 In • eommuUJ of about ll,OOO penoa, wbe■ ti saddnly learns thili Z,400 oJ 1bem will bt oat of joh1T Thbi ts 1he problem f� M>day '-Y B9ida, Calif., which lot Thunda7 WH notlllNI by the Defu.M Depart, meat thal IU 1 1:t-year-old back, In armament and mHltary n:, pendituret. Doe, soe• a commurdty flJbt hackT Whal fflyer, o! power and penuallion can it bring to bear on the federal ,... ernmelU rommJt&ed to budget �TODAY'S SPORT PARADE rTom Anderson For )'ellow Jackets IY BOB WINGE'IT ,. Nearly 2,400 Civilian Employes In Benicia, Calif., Join Efforts To Save Depot I 'I j / Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy.Middleport O . Apr 4, 1961·5 : DeGaulle Hopes JFK Will Read JO Iron u BaSIC economyf Thu lo a ""1 ...., p,ese,ve the 1 12-yea,�ld depol ,, ge,ald ..,d. "we ha,e had olfec, DOWICemenl. of the depol'• 2,400 l!lnploy.. live Col. Wells a11ked worker11 to re- in Benicia, according to Fitlger how 111cb • eomm.uaHy reacll, lhl.9 i:ommumty of about &,000 per- ot support throughout Cslifornta, j from congrestimen, 11tat@ legisla- main calm, to stay on the }ob, ald. Wha1 K w.Ju. feel, a.ad ls do. IOil!!. and not to IH!!J their home.s. The But Ben!da"1 11,000 residents are Thursday night, citizen1 and tors, and local offiC' lals." Ing to preM-rve lt1 tlfe. ) y o f • public officials met lo iallll('h the Rep. John Baldwin, a Repubh- Defense Department order cala hir from resigned to seeing the Be fight, which mruiy of lhem r , can who repre.1et1lll Bemcla, wired for a three-year perlort for do1iang arsenal and the town. dry up By DONALD D. JACKSON garded as a IJ(e-or-death battle an immedlete, strongly worded the arsenal United Pre111 lat.eruUooal Tm hopelul, I' m ophm1t1tic 'We will certamly be in opera- aaid drugglst John o Grady, T,n u • s • • f protest to President K ennedy BENICIA, CaUf. {UPI) - Noth- for the town Ing unites a town like the threat 'Ibeir f1nt move waa lo select 1. "Bemcia Arsenal is the only at· tion here for a Jong time 10 I l!UTe we'll win.·• PARIS IUPII - French off!- wife, Jacqueline. Mrs. Kennedy. ZO-man ste�ring committee, he ad- eenal which tht- Army ha1:1 on lh" come, " he said. of extinction , today expressed hope Pre,;, . ' w� ancestors were French, cials Coast Pacific ar.J n an o m by is ed business which det::p II local Nearly 2,400 civlllnn employeJ dent Kennedy will be ready nnl studied at the Sorbonne. M.at.iy equip- The workers themst!lves were at B enicia Arsenal, which w11s former mayor. whose job it will water and ran load month to thresh out Presider! : Frenchmen regard her ill a tlcketerl for oblivion by a Defetl!!C be to con vince the Delense De- ment directly on bvard i.hip for worried and confused. Many of Cha rles de Gaulle's balk griev 1 worthy example of true Frencti Department order Thursday, have partmenl they have made a m�- Anny installations throughout ttw them are veteran civil aervanti. ance that the United States hall 1, womanhood, in spite of her Amet• Pacific and Far East.' Rep. Bal.I. whore senriees date from 11Ml and joined townsmen in a struggle to take. not treated France as an eq1w I 1can upbrmgmg "It doem't make sense," said win pointed out . lie said m the UM2 when the arsenal swung into partner with Britain m intemJ I One ParlS afternoon newspaper e1-Mayor Mike 'Fitzgerald. "This telegram: " I sh�uld �e to st rong· a '�·Beale wartime schedule. w . I lional politics Is c reatmg a distreased area of ly urge that t.tua decision be rt""I II have 20 years service In headlined itl story of the Kenronsidered from a defense slanj- De-:ember," said Roland McQwv the worst kind." l.' Congrewnan Walter H. Moeller Policy differences between th nedy vunt w.ith 'J8Ctfuelioe �I point.' ey, a deputy storage chief. "I U. S. Repreaentative from Ob10·1 , two major Western Allies raiiei:e nedy will accompany her husbar.,! "We 've been through this became here from Utah. but ( don't loth CongreufooaJ Diit.rict, has : .itll the way from the United N.t• ! to P"arls.' fore," he added. •·Thirteen year� ago the government announc� Empfoyes at the arsena l wer¥- want to go back. If I had to announced hie plala to 1p0nsor a lions to �ATO and Africa ai,d Some French and fore ign o'>though, t would. I have too muc� second annual ''Week in Wa&h- 1 Asia. r.ervers cont.end De Gaulle would the arsenal would be transfetreJ dazed but not defeated. Unlt.ed Prt!lls Internatloa,t Kuenn to the San Francisco Giantii But we fought ii then and thfa. ''We heard a rumor that we at stake . " ingt.on' ' conte1t for high school But the sourc-es said I►. be a far less "difflcultall)"' i! Gaulle 's major complaint i!I the he felt France was given an equal NEW YORK <UPJJ-The Cleve- but fo retur n got a potentiallv order waJ changed . We'll fight i t would be transferred about a yea!" ' "Almost everyone he re eilh�r seniorR in the Distritr . land lndlan§ and Lo!! Angefas fine pitcher in Johnny Antonelli again." ago ," said persormel director Les own s a home or is paying on one,' Mr. W.oeller noted that I a 5 t icy reception accorded b i.� de- roll! with Britain in the formulaDodgers, who could do no better and a c.ipable outfield repl ac,:lie Wagner. "but this came a.!I :• he added. 'lt would be almost year's program had been we U re- I mand in 1958 that France he con• tion of Western policy, t seaso,1, ment p l ac for e las Kuen n in Willie Kirk• Benlcla has b�n a military ha.st" complete surprise. There was no impossible to move." than fourth ceived and fl!lt that the winners sulted all the way before the Unit- ALBUQUERQUE, N.M <UPIJ land. who bashed 21 homer, and 1-.d today as lhe team, since 1849. Now ;1 ;, a supply wam;ng.' v;,g;J BoUng, foreman on Iha from the sue parbelpaltog ,o,n- ed . Si."' makes any maJo, de- The U. S. Wealhe, Bureau he,e, likely lo move up the ladder th1,; drove Ill 65 runs last season . shipping point for tons of Army " But we still fttl we have a load ing piers, where supplles are tiea had " benefitel grea Uy form CJBJon! on world issues reporting on the weather in Naw ntonelh, � veteran lefty. we:. , equipment destined for inslalla darn good chance, " ' Wagn I Paris is ce!13-in to P\ll its hear : Merico Sunday night , commented : year. er said loaded on barges t.eading to� the opportunity to observe their . . r A . . Mazbe they will go no highe only a 6-7 pitcher for the G1an!o Uons throughout the Pacific area • · we're convinced that our oper- Oakland Anny Base shrugged government in action. to spend ' wto the we,come for Kennedy ''Afternoon breeres were brilk I . �1 ""' . f ' j 1: 1 i the breaks fall l�t yea.r but he has been a big The trucks, tanks, personnel at ion is more econmic-al lhan and said : . lime in oome d to when he arrives on May 31 for the : enough to offer slight hazard to my an office, . nght over the l�ng haul, they winner m the pas� and his 1%0 carriers, and howitzers squat or. To three days of talk.� with De ! the more crudely engineem:I and oele would be". "I ' ve been here 24 years now, viait. the many interesting and his4l toric� sit.es in t he Washington Gaulle. The �rench regard� , less set.'U!'ely attached Ea.,ter boncould be t�e lll01Jt unproved team� I !"ecord may be wnt«:,n off as a� rolling green hills bordering Sul- The Defense Dept. announced and I'm due to ret ire in five r . � . i� the maJor leagues._ �or �he In �a ppy accident. Thmgs w:re a sun Bay about 25 miles east o� that Benicla' !I functions would be six more. It would hardly be area. �ennedy '5 d&-15�.n to make hi!: nets." d1a�'. t� main cond1t1on is lack bit te�se belween Antonelli and San Francisco. The depot in• trans£erred to Tooele OrdnanL"f' worth tran,ferring.• , . Under the •·week in Washing- first overseaa VlSJt to De Gaul le s t h Gia nt s 0� lllJurie�. �nd . for the Dodger , : bist season afld II eludes a missile repair and re- Depot. west of Salt Lake City, Another Jong time employe, ton" contest rules, one winner a : as a diplomatk- triumph for th� ' PALM SPRINGS. �if. (UPI) t Eisenhow.:r lt s gvod p1tchmg and a yout!? change of scenery could he lp. . bu .id ing fan ilily . j - Former Presxleo . l'lah . Jrunes McNamara, chief oI 1he chosen fram ec,cu .� cow11y on lhe �•rench leader· iHu:uueu e Mami -"-'·' I'! d .,_ an w , i um . . . The Indi ans managtc'U ., to fm1s. , h , " '" movement ' e visi t is u, , wtItten theme and the Adding Juster to th the local citizens, Fit,. . Besides . me of the pr incipal argument� rece1vmg and shlppmg b ranch , baa.111 of a So . Palm at Sunday services .: Eairter fact that KennedY 1=_ brmgmg_h.�, i$ Who bas a better chance to fourth a year ago with only n at will be mobilized in defense was once a. leftbanded pi�clling student•� social adjustment and th De:ierl Communi t y Church. Tbl!I Pitcher. (Jim PerrY at 18.. 101 :ir.. move up? . w1tb the Wasbmgton academic achievement. . . . n icia concern the addit ional prospect Be of I a e F v • ho I ed be re rs rr e w b. II very mueh if you will let me know ' Eisen 10 atr as ew Not the Plrates, who swept it nmg m. double figures. That's . time and ex�nse it would _ra:iuire Sen t rs es Co Il clo r e xtended v a ca t ion a t nearagr for an aman �� e .di.s � if your school intend!! to partici- j all last year. Nor the Yankee-9, quite a feat in itsel! lince all four Record Nominations :: � McNamara said "If •, 1hat letters outlining tlus year s pate. to ship equipment by rail from N. by Eldorado CoWJtry Club. . ' who won the pennant in the other clubs that finished behind Cleve- COLUMBUS (UPIJ _ The Ohia . , · ' r-=====•=•=-; " Utah . to the coast for resh1pmeot A1 vm Dark ( San Francl SCO Gumts contest have been sent to all CounLast year .s Week m Washmg• j land had at Jea3t two fiingers with Stale FBir league. , has a record number to tbe Far Easl . manager ) needs a good left-hand- ty Superintendents of School s .'.lJld . · 0 to , The Breves, Cardmal1, Or10lell 1 or more vie r1es. Washmgton of oominations for its racing pro, ton" winners were Miss Zoe Trice- Bone , . . . . ,. 1 thill ' k V.:hen tile ra " I'm avallabl8· . and er• teII hlffl. High Sd:1001 Prm.c1pals m the Ioth bock from Lancaste . � . r High School I and White Sox all have a good and Boston each had three. . gram this year. a wu-y httle man m the District. In bis letter, Mr. Moeller figures are gi�en to Washingto�: ; in Fairfield Thus, with a perk-up in tht> shot at a pennant but their im County Miss Miriam 1 th kin� Frank Carr, made � everal ow ers � der nught be changed, expla�ed : Scho t lk'! fro m provement seems to rest largely pitching, the Indians should Logan . High School ' � :;: � . . �ay as 1oog as e To lllJlplily the select100 nnm t'1P e nomma�ns Wl;'Byron · sa� ;agner. ol the in Hocking Count ., Mis L 1. n d Graceiul Medium Heel. on having sol11.ething happen +o in the best spot to climb · . of Chesterland leading the way I Y i n� Sc • The word wmt out to the Be- coukl . "They'JI have to kielr: me winners, I would ask each hlgb Rees f G ii l , l'OOl a po s allt,'"' oo 1 b the de fend ing champs • Reports out oI Flon'da oontmu� · . Shes st. w�th 14 . �-] M'IJ , 1a empIoyes _ .u.1u.rsday, whe,1 out ' . he aaId. •••-· all' )'m 6'' achoo1 tbat wishes to participate in Gallia County · Miss Mildred ,ru n1c I er was seco_, Cleveland gave up a sure-pop t.o accent Dod er outh. Th der n au ance h c C.M. le what whi and 12 with d l wou bo j r have?" I commanding . the wr o gn Col. l1cer, A]. assi to ! the iting of a theme Thornton f om ac n H i g h '! S -c ., � l •SOil hitter by shipping Hal'Vllv "k 'dd · the arsenal goes, its defend• not in excess of 400 words on the School In J ,.� Co 1 co,ps lll <'lu es al' •gsgm3 Perrysbur�.• oamed 11. ,1 ·. bert C. W ells Jr., called departli ••u m-.111 un y; 10r. ' nk oward , 1ormer OhJO tate Fra . ' wn may_ £ J er� • tbe to f llo it oo o w h c ef th for , subject, "What I Can Do to Safe- Jerry Grim trom Nelson\'ille High the an I s toge er �ers wl� several �nt.ries were ment . I basketball star. who !tit 2.'l homers Fifty per cent of this town ts guard Freedom and Lremoi:racy Sc McKinley Kirk, Washmgton C.H. hool in Athens CoUDty·. and Mr. : a year ago· Willie Davis up from t in Ame ca. and Har� and Bob Vallery, Wa� Donald Salmons from Hamden. ' �dentsai arsenSpokane, a�d Tommy D;vis. d :• ,�...I MIDDLIPORT , it :� 1 z,.� !!ii our • Each indJVJU\!cu schooI would Hi verly, w1lh 10. gh School in Vinton County• Ma_miger Wa1t A1slon h.as DJ, saddled with paying for all the be responsible for selecting its The Ohio State Trot , worth $26 ,· worries al>out his bench. WVT 000. only industry," winner. 1be winning theme would drew 104 t wo-year-olds com• 5 � cllm�s �r not de�n� on find· e 'Th s er taxpay re e h ' be will _.,, then be 8eJlt t.o the County Superpared to 98 last year. It's sched• • • mg 8 wmnrng com��n��aon . That uled for Aug. 28. improvements we·ve started with intendent of Schools by May l.!t, � Includes � flock of d� �ut ev,m APRIL 4 the arsenal here. We have a new where it would be judged by a The $30,000 Buckeye State Pace Walt admits the �ential 15 t her,. attracted 119 2-year-olds this year. Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES will sewerage system, a new high committee selected at the County i . . , Amoog laSt year s second divl• That's 1 mo111 than last year fo;: � ln regular session �esday at acbool. If the people all leave, Superintendent's discretion, allow_ 6 . . 7.45 p. m. at the Maf,()tl1e Temple. who's going to pay All sprmg, Pittsburgh Pirates sion _teams. the Natlonal League the Aug. 29 event . the taxes to ing 50 per cent for subject mat- ! APRU.. •t • . manager Danny .�urtaugh has Phllhes s�m to have the bes.: '1be Governor's Trot for 3-year• • Jupport it¾" ter, 25 per cent for ,ocial adJust- 1 . �n �Y1;flg that if our seco�d chance to llllpro ve since they �ad olds drew 'ffl entries compared �o .Meigs Temple, Pythian �JSfen The base has fl payroll of near· ment and 25 per cent for extra ­ unty c l 111e pikh�g comes around , we 11 � f.erthest to go. The Phds. 60 la ::.t year. The event is worl\ �ill meet next Tuesday eve_nmg '\t ly $20 million annually. In add! cu Su rricular a tivities. Co · • 7.30 at the K. of P. Hall m Mid �th l ast year, hav� been �� $Z3,000. he tough. tion the government pours money periot.endcnts Bhould have their Alter what he has seen in the ting some enCC1uragmg iltchmg , Three-year-old pacers named for dleport. into the local communities througlt winning theme selected by the APRIL 5 last two days, Murtaugh must be from veteran Robin Roberts this I the Director of Agriculture Pace, purchases and supplies. About 900 15th of May. I will appreclate just about ready to pradict a sec- sprlnJ and Ro berts has to do we!I a $26,000 puree, lotatled 75 com- '.fhe Pomeroy Shakespeare Club be will meet Wednesday at 1 p. m. at ond slrai,:ibt penn an t for his Pi- to move 'em . pared to 58 Jast year. It will and OPEN HOUSE the home of Mrs Jed Webster Sr., rates. A HOUSE FULL OF ALL NEW Kansas City, last in tbe Aml!r run off Aug. 30. . , Ave On Sunday, Jim Umbrirht, Joe ican League last season. won't What may turn out to be the Sprmg You are eordially invited to our New Holland party, APRD. ' Gibbon and Fred Green collabor- finish last again-thereby keeping big race during the fair Is the . a ted on a fIV�h·1tter Io beaI the General Manager Frank Lano!! ' � Maturity Pace a $5 000 affair TTheI Past Chiefs of Magnolia Coffee and donuts served all day long, Free movie • · m tbla� SIS�� w� mee� SI, Louis Can:finals, and Monday record clean Frank never finish• which drew Hi outstand1n 4-and- .J. � Py g ev e a e in the afternoon. Come and see our new implement T� Cheoey spllD three neat In- ed last in his life. 5"-year-olds. P�st date is Aug. 81 M:. �jiin ::fis with � �nmgs in relief of Bob Friend as Regardless of whether the A'� Heading the list of entries for na Jesse as ...-• shed • . . help us name it, you may win i10.oo. ........o,tess. the Cincin- are any better on µie field, they the Maturity la Countesa Adios, , the. pl·l'ates wh•·pped The regular meeting o r t b ,. . nati R9?s, �con£ldently Q'(pect to finish a heaJ winner In 20 of 2Z starts. Catholie Woltlell's Club of the Sa�re s bttle denying that in of at least two tea111s, the new 1'he Maturity · Trot drew 12 .4. cred Heart church will be held In Friend, 18-l2_la i year, Vern Law Los Angeles Angels and Washln� year-olds and 5-year. The Aug. WY 2-5101 Pomeroy, S the church auditorium, Thursday MIDDLEPORT (20-I9J, Willher Mizell !13-S ) and trin Senators. at a p.m. A stanley party will foJ. 30 race ls wortb SS.000 also. Harvey Haddix fll•lOl, the Plrates have a11 formidable a front • l ine pitching staff as any team in the Naticlnal League. And in E lroy Face ClO-tU they perhaps have the best fireman. Flop In Series However, as t h e Yankees showed In the World Series, the Pitt11burgh se,ond line is Uttle more thao a bwich of batting prac.-tlce pitchers. And that's what haa worried Murtaugh more than anything elst: thi!! 11pring, The Pirates addl!d. s o m e strength to the second Une with the acquisition of Bobby Shantz during the winter, but littJe Bobby has had a recurN1nce of arm tr,mble and has been Idle since Marc.-h 21. And with little to look forward to in the line of youngsters com. Ing up. Murtaugh apparently will have to open de fense of the NL title next week with Just about You may not (yet) have electricaJly operated and radio-ronttolled the same pltchera who carried "'welcome home" devices. But many of your Ohio neighbors have the loao In 1980. Now if Umbl'icht, Gibbon, Green added these electric jobs to a long list of elecuic safety applications:/ and Cheney"s work this spring Is Electric- home beating and water heating, stairway and outdoor light-i a true yardstick of their talent. ing, automatic electric cooking and clothes drying, electric razors and then , according to Murtaugh, fig. ure the Plratm to be the team to nipt lights and fuel sbut,oll's and . • . heal In 1961. How tn1my w•ys Jots ,kdridty r,ulte lije safet· in youf' home? Tw1nl 8hw Power The Minnesota Twins. another team on the upswing, unlimbered home nm power to spare ID whip, ping the Detroit TJger11. IH, be­ hind a J&-hit barrage that JnclwJ. 'Nothing else does so much for you, so well;-and costs so little; ed roundtrlppers by Hannon Kil­ Ohio Power has IUVlf' raised its rares. Use even more electridry lebrew, hia fifth and lirtb, Don Mmehor, Dan Dobbek and Elm«. and Live Better . , . ELECTRICALLY ! Valo. The vtct.ory WU the Twlm' aixth in the Jut eight games. Elsewhere, the Philadelphia Phillies nlpped the N1w York Yankees, 3-2, in 16 hanings; the Los Angele, Angels downed the San Fnncltco Giants, 12-8: AN INV�STOA-OWN ll O PV ■ LI= VTlLIT'T' lhe Washington Senatolt wded /� the Baltimore OriOle1, :Z.1, on � catcher Frank Zupo'a throwillg error In the 13th. hmlng; the st. �l•r:trlc gauge door open,r end prd ,fight,, Louis Cardinali acored four tfme8 contfOlltd from push-button In oar, in the sixth inning to beat lhe ChJ. prot.ct •11ln1t •coid1nt ind •tt•ck. cago White Sox, "3, and the Cleveland Indians defeated . the � -.. • • - - i-.., _8osLon Red Sox, 10-9. j rench Problems In May ;c;------- ---=-- C:Ongressman Is PJanning 2nd Cap1to , J eek Indians, Dodgers Loom As · Pre-Season Diamond Champs 1 "'°"' i -----N ff • F Oh' ,. j 1 An? ;1:,,_ DRESS PUMP wt ,ui,er U1;' • P,•rafes w•,n Meigs-Mason •2 Contest Commg • Events Oyer Redlegs 5.99 THE SHOE BOX :1 �. COMING Saturday, April 8th ,. Our Annual 1 HAY DAY ' ' \ FURNITURE i 0 BAHR CI.OTHIERS MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Name Brand Merchandise I Women's Children's WHITE TENNIS OXFORDS A slx-r1JT1 third inn ing produc­ 11181 ed a win for Rarine In lb nst agai night last diamond opener base, an !nexperkmced Eastern ball squurl as r:oae'h Larry Mor­ rh1on'1 boya raced to a IU win •I ) .: i ' ' IJ. $) . 99 pr. Roush's Shoe Store MIDDLIPORT ECIA·l· ·' HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING SALES and SERVICE ! 1959 English Ford Anglia Plumblng and llectrlcal Saleo and Servlca e &LICTRIC MOTORS eAPPLIANCES INSULATION S.i.. and S.n,lco ,The Prcwdast Man In Town ALL TYPES REFRIGERATION , . llepalr a■d Servlee CHASE HARDWARE Wean Shirts Laundered By DUKE CLEANERS Mkldleport Pom.,oy I, ' only ss95 KARR & VAN ZANDT .................. 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At, IM>lol ......,......... ..... a1. mn. llfttl -­ -� ., _ IO.- ­ """"' 111. =:'" ... -= ■ Local how D,\ILY O.t�VOl'E - wodl Hi ■ llloobll 8-1 Hunter. ◄ RENT > 1960 ar AL CAPP •=• official. of -........... ,, .. UJe+. ◄ ■ a, , .....-cr' .-�=---�-'ff- a n De!""'· n,. a11slf1ed t t MARINE ·==�-,=------ w. p StartM-1962 Cain AGREEABLE !! ra:rm ?� 341 Ir F RID LAISWIU VEP S:oo :., of r· I I WMPO Radio ·u r f/J INSTRUCTIONS . ' · '':'C:".'.=='===""==""='I ���-------& l '' �,. ' · • A u� t r;, ! ,.i ( l'- l'I S· \ [,Sf'\' - ' ' '> l [ t• r;rngt• anu> 1�Jpu J ;.1r10n 11 f � O(KJ , Two of t lit' 111nt' stahotb that will 1,, . n , , ,r r;mrd1rrnrv t'�iilllp!� lr:11 k ,md kl't'p m �·0< · c1I eont,1c· 1 of ,, u �r ra l1 .in-Am1•n1• ;111 l·1l() 1)f'n\< 1 1 1 1 Arnt•nc · a · s first 1n;m 111 ,,,,.,.,. l mn I ;1r ,· 111 /\w,!ri lll .t ( , Hal J,: x. p nn�1, ( )rw uf tlwm. ;.it �l u vhc,1. 'i-0 /•" 1 f 1 l'1'11 y(':1r,; ;1:_:v t he cll"f'il. mi l,·s nr11·1h uf l'erth m t he (a 1 wh ieh offers the greatest uve ,r Wf'?>1 , '>' Ill be the only Slation out land rml,.:e available to !he Wt'�I. s1dr Ame nr an te rritory empw- had only a ,het> p st ,:i! ion Theu 3 3 1 ((' WY 2-2204. r!�� 1:r;,�� ""rh,;;; ered lo · ·pommand" 1he rf'-enlry I Br 1 ta 1 11 anrt Aust1 alia sel ected tlw 1 .i WD- ,\C TRACTOR, Nrw rubbn, , u , v 01.,,,,.,.1.,r,. 1· 1• th� 6ti�. of lhl' manned <" apsul(•. sil t' 300 miles northwest of A ji.,. IC Brllr�oll,. ll ! o n u l � Ad! recf'tved bJ 10 A. '1 wtll be ln that day·• paper. w iI h mower, cu 1I 1 vaIors. 1·orn ..____________, Thf' olh er station a t. Woome rn , laide for a guided weapon aw, The ,;1tom. I learned, is bemg nianurr Jllf'a ....-t'w plaaln. pul lo many strange and won­ I SOi\-ffONE TO ASSIST W ITH dct! p m thf' desert of South Ans ballist k miss i le rnn �e I 1 drous uses, inc!udmg on !! that th ow surround· e villa�e and :,��� hn11�(' w 1, 1 K M r s . Lisle _ Weave r , l rulta, i s prepared to rtee-iv� tlw l N ::;11� 17iia: -1 a ! looke r t, l n•cl. Middleport v o 1ct• o f the firs1 Amer i can ,,�trv• ing area 1s alivP with Australian, provide.! some rather racy read. good rondition. JJH" l•lt"ldi1, ri:wl The aun of 1hl:' ' " tonvcrs:t• Dnli::,h and Amerkan scientifit' mg. So before we get into th.is (I ) -� - -- - Phoo, Ill . ; Ct,,,,,. ko,d. '20) t 1on::,·• will bt• lo keep up his spir l .iC' livity devoted to assisting Pr o} any further , perhaps you had ' ' :i Z1 fih: ' TERMJTE ANO PEST CONTROi GRAVEL'k' TRACTORS amf Al• WY 2�18. better send the <"h ildren from the Men·ury. as �ul'h as to inform him 1!s 1achmrnt1. Nf'w and uMd. Com• _ __ •, ._, F.,._ Free lll•,-t�. luurulton at 8 L • AP SE O OPEN from mstruct1ons U the control cen Hl Our lng the rasl fu ur yea1 1 room. J H d l,J N a liollwhl� �n.. R.. plett- parts and repAlr 11e rvlc,. 11 SPO U TIN1 , , . ' I , 'i'ou Salf's I C c '-IOOF 'lF.PA • --• I I Tractor Thompson H r 1 1 ape anavera , Fla., a n .1 Woomer.a, where sc1enlbts Barga DI o Ua,ru lraduni a.1d Now Iel us proceed . hope k The pow rs I t' • and A. Senk• SLaUo■ Wl' i. t a h I t our ml' Na l $ wm O. may ,w � ;. : ar;:e, \��� e of thl' progresi; of his flight. largely from missile launching to I assume that most oi us are ...,."• I lawn mowers. AuU rl1.1ed dnl• I . ,_ 0 p ,, ,. . . 2301 · . . imp1ement shed . ,ree reg1stra ' and Sale■ Tractor Granly er __ · __ Iamt·1 1ar w1'th the epic sIruggIe ID researcI1. space W w1lh_ oomera. mi¥ � _..,..___ its guided I _ ,. l ,0. 2 3 1 _ t 1 e1 N-·• 1 __ wm. o _ en pr no ___ " _ 10n. _ ____ __ t's u,: t.'tt.l 12 _ WE wi::Ci. SEU. YOUR U S E D & rv k-e ,'hone WY _ _ _· _ SpeCJal 1r.acking equipment will l re<:ent years to erad '1cate the AUCT,oNEER ____ ____ ___ 3 G1 c t.asl Main Shf'f't Pornf'roy, Skates, G-uns, Bows, G oll C luDS . (208\ 'NSURANCE .._-c f'II led tu hig ' h power ed rauar _, screw worm ny by dosing young u . . � NABLE ,. J ·:W 30k HEADY RA RE,\SO B'1cyc Ies. el c. Wri·ie or call The FOR EI\STER. L1llts. installat ions at Red Lake ne<1• I male insects with radiation from COMPl.ETE INSURANCE ._ . , . � Sport'■ Center, Middle por. . Ph tulips , hyacinths, azaleas, etc. SATISFACTIO N G UARANT F.F!a l tio , Li. te Au hpe Cobah-60 to, Ptte, Pol19 Woomcra, whc1,Ei sc1cnl1sts ec o d': M 1 e •r Ca it w l h �old the bid• O. h . be r e to l To c 1 e -21 2 lg , where 1 We t legra ph flowers ' an y WY-2-3633. J -60t _ _ 1 _ Faces Ediodloo Call "'on Mills, Middleport, f)bJ• to "converse" with thll astronaut , . _ I der one 1 955 Ford t u <lor St'Oh'I Cb "' er, es ! m the wor d· --:c-�-�------ wh ile he is in orbit around the 1"1i ' �· . .as yoi.. .1tnow , renders the STUPENDOUS STURGEO� A1TIC OR CLOSETS cluttered dan' A t the It H. hwllnQ• Davis � Warner Insurance · S.22•30-l Francis Florlal, WY 2-2644 r male f lies ster�le �d causes the -Little Mra. Paul Ankne _, Cnmplete proteclio:i Jor all needs. i earth. The Red Lake station. UIP. Son• Comp•nY,_ Mill &: S�· with discan:Ui'.' Sell them __ ______ altd I ee to be fema les to lay i n fertile eggs. Thus cash with a Want Ad and obtain ond Streets, M1d1 1eport, 0., IP 'k'OU WANT REAL qaalll• roved. more than a mate 1.e1 . WY 2-....,..,� 4 l 30lc 1, ninth of fourt n :ovo. I " Gtttnbousta Shumway t.8933 Y W 1r the screw worm popu Ia t 1·00 goes r,or this on I the Sth day of April I OO I seven-foot, 130-pou n {l· chain global the in , that needed money the c-asy · 11, lbat ball• ing B , e r i I II established · l"eflf �°"' 3 24 9tc 1 R. . PI K E '_t l oc A M. Mod � I urgeon. · o Insurance, It took the l�d Po st ! vaneventually and � decline a into 11sk pe .ind rn , 156 TT 2·2 C G Wy cial way. Phone instrumentation sites . will s c G b a• mone, makr.n, me = =-=�=°"' 5 Sena� N u m tJt'r - S hours to brm two than more . . . 1 e;uy Near Darwin · , . LUG G ISH SEPT IC TANK '!' Clog. 3·28�t 1ze Ill 1elemetry and voice com- . . for Adtaker. Sire■, Call Dick sten�tl, WY · . . . . MY FV 195033. This t.ar will .. gaff from he to monster the �, .. ",,•., s·t Mutual II :,omed m smgmg the hymn I munica\10n equipment. ged drains ? Get K lean-Em-All t.2649 or Chest er llflS.! 1 45. in San Frapcisco Bay: skiff SEE UB FOR FEED N EEDS AND not be !iO ld for l f'�s than 1 and Love To Tell The Story." Septic Tank Cleaner. Landmark Check All Villagtrs . Z-2l-418le . . Culiohl Grinding. Mlddleporl $400 oo. 1 utual M Rod L1gh1nmg -;\ ..... ce or Mrs. C. ,-------.aa-a-a-a 4-4-30tc Pomeroy Bureau. Farm On ly 500 lo 600 Australisns worli; Due to the absen ishes. l Z5 d R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. . . FHd MIii. iddl 3 c � ,tport, Ohio Thompson, Wanda Stemple , 1 ,n'" by th's ,___ st'--' If you h ave ooeu -28·30t j at the sheep stations in the ' 'pro- B. UTILITY RAILER. All s l e f' -1 By Their Agent hibited areas" around Woomera : Home Dc�nslr�ti� Agent, led 1 adventure, it may thrill you tG i O TBOARD MOTOR nand boat I Sh•2·4755 Tel. J4()00. Boyd. U Lot AAA n. E. Grindiey Sr. 1 surance protection. All risk All of them have undergone a <;.e- I the lesson. fhe l;p c of the lessn know that lhe government now 's 4-4-6tc m•k• your pl•n• nun• ol imilar irth Family.' Thir i orn1 ll The In Oldslers " / coverage. $3. 50 per $100 cover- curilv check, as have the other contr uc ng s b c ll1n1 1ny wh•r• In U. S. A. USED FURNITtJRI!: or •DJ a■Mf USED PIANOS _ 3 nil'"e reconage. Harnes . _Simpson Insur• 4,000 vil lagers. Th.e settle rs have · wa:, a lesson for much thought for · experimen'•r abrold. No ttrwJc• ch•rt•• � among fniit flies. .,. See lhe �ad!•• l'·m. PeJ 1,in __ 1 u dilioned •• --. r 1 e pianos. right n 0 p 422 Second Aw•nu• mce Agency, Middleport. Phone beeome complc-tcly a ('customcd to both the older .1nd younger 11er• 1'he fruit fly presents • differ,, < lo 11.ave money, 31light oak old fashioned organ, G.llllpollt, O. WV 2-2903. 3 25 3U1p the tesl firmgs. Some even have I son. ent problem because wtlike the -�lo sell. Free delivery. priced Phone GI 6-0069 GAS, FUEL OIL and o.'Oal fu been .seen i;tanding casually on I The club vol.ed_ to pay the way screw worm fly, it �ales more I RAN IN BAR MPSON r, C SU NES-SI Rutland Fu rn iture, Rutland, 0. the An • , nace l for est mate1. than ®ce. In !act_ I. D Chr� Agents, Middleport. Fire, Aufo.. the rooHops to watch the proceed- of the club president � . • • 1" � • 1 ,... s E " free "" t • o "" l "I Ca s • • , _ _ _ o m ha A 5c A A" Ph, Sh·2-48 1 1, ev cnlng Ph. ShT G lN CK Lead- ! Demo Rome on nstrat nual li'oremau Ii: Abbott Middleport i 4 ings. a. mobile. lenson an Agriculture De�rt8onda. WY Phooe ◄-◄-3tc 2- 034. Sandwlcha,. Jack · _,, O;iiry Bar, Plumbing Heating 8-�-tl The gov cro 1neot has provlderl [ ership Training Conference Apr U ment �search -- -8-Jl).Uc -- - used I.he 2903. 4 I 6lc Mktdleport, Ohio. - 6 1 1 11!- Mai n 5t· Pom•roy --------- -- sl'elter stations in the more vul- 17-11 . 200 lOO BALES, ALFAI..FA HAY. : word "frequently,'" Is the water safe you drink? Bad Phone WY-2-2441 setllers l Also the club made plans for a m ixed. Emmett G. Will by the ) areas, Neither RE the nerahle AL ·,,1 1 (2 .1 water kills mlllion KS e THAN yearly. OF CARD Th'is - sh a II we say .,proI ii1c? (2) ' • L. u I h c e t at s ppcr fellowship a y-2-6234 W Co If G P o roy o urse, _ their ever have bee sheep me test FRCE . Water Softener!! __ FOR SALE; HOUSE 5 rooms and n�r r, ; _ ti·ait on the part of the fru.ll � : house for March 1 I WISH TO THANK my neighbors 24, 1961. ___ _ +6tp target or es con nose by hit AUCTIONEER Tron Acid, Sulphur, Gas, oirt _ bath. Nice location. 111 L ocust fly increases the odds that a f� I _ __ and friends who have been i;o t Refre!',hments were served to . and Odo Remover Chlorinat• USED SPINET PIANO _ MphogCompl11&. Slnice · 5319 ' pl::n1.5 _ 2 WY Phone Pomeroy St , . ma Ie WI get wge ,. ther wtlh a po. · kind since our house burned ors. pre 17 ent. h e , t , s 1 t> etc. • al ha If price. DomesE Bradlnnl CrlU kangaroos hav the · 1•en Hon, Melvin 3 6 30tp any finish _ Famous-make, l en t ma 1� 1 1 to one thal dd'f aessie Grahiim and family, liar• lie j Home l>emons1ratlob Conference an<l Publi (' . \V ·, ter ,litJpply complete 'N ith bench. Specially - ----- - _ thrived. ;: � c��alt lrealrnenl Wr ite, Pllnne o, C:.■t■d rece s v ha i H• ltp Correctio rl1JOnvnie, Ohio. RD, Raella,,, Obie FOH SALE - Trn acres pasture the highli ght-. of the . n a Speelalty. stl• tn lhe daytime they can be Si.'cn I One you can unmet'llate1J see how priced. Write Wendell's 7th & &. C. BRADFO , . . 11ntI fllrm ree ... ---- - k C in Syra·use maIea FREE · Tenns. Cry1ta I. -Program s Women Fmm State ' ·. · the ro•dside s1ttmg along ' app ai " · -U · warren. M anelta, Oh io or de- CU that woukt compUcate matter&. . TISS BREEDIN G SERVICE, · •ell · 121 pond· w,,· te L0 w"II wm� � M r!. Eugf'ne Cornle , Anne St. , nlly that unaware their village 11 the annual Home Demonstra- Neve rtheIess c . 4. 4 61c , 'i tail. . tlt Che'l'tenson w as Int•., on of Its year record after S. Logan St., Li ncoln, Ill. &mN AND WOMEN Nt'eded. Pomeroy , 0 Phone WY 2-341 4, which takes its n.ame from th� tion L eadership Training Confe r• h I ll e jomt commltte1 o e a l le year herd im provement. The 4 t "le Work in Civil Service. No eKper• •11 ,· s. - Chalmers • ' I I ·=· ...,..., SPRING SALE•• " ·• abori�inal word for spear launch ence. This conference will be held thal the 1ru ·t flY program shOWi . . 1 No. I a rU fic-ill l Breeding Pro- f' l�nee n e c e !l s a r y, grammar ==��� - -- -- ! �ew Tractors. Discount price!i l Al t er, will s00n be making hist0rv at J �c kson s M 1' ll A p n1 17 �· OR SALE e o h indications of being 111uccessfuL · . / . ;v �'; � . grnm. The bull or your rhoice ,chool educl!t ional usunlly iiuf. PAINT AND WALLPAPER - We D-1 0: D-12 : D· \ 4 : -D-17. A J I T � h or � assisting man in his eonque il T IS year s program o inrorurms 1 1 se uI I 111es. . . wilh frozen semen. For Other Petti ,iticnt . Train now for permu • have the co'�flil you want _ at equipmenL to go wit h them. A IV unfurnished. Can be seen al- of space. mation and inspiration is being Parkf'r Albert Call "�ni jobs 4 ieruril\· S e n d lhe prlct1 YOU want to pay. Seti better buy. Williamson F a r m --- --la h ope that the same temoon:fl and eveninga, at 1085 plnnned for leaders or home .elem• '111ere . Chesler, Ohio ,1,ime, address, phone No. to: newest samples. Let 01 help Supply, Rutland, Ohio . Ph. Sh. hn te ue Vine .Street, Middleport. 3-2B-6tc R urr O a k S tale ar k onstralion clubs, farm women's e 1q can be appI Ied to auch Phone Collerl 985-2285 �at •onal Trainin" Servkl' , Ro,-; ym1 w1' th your re-uc:\. "Ura ting 2-4361. .a___ 4·4-6tc clubs o� other orga�izblklns other pests aa .tht mosquito, pink 28 21 1:i ACRES -NEAR ALFRED:-10 pinw s ! Crosis "11rdwar 3· -1 c tfoli, The Daily �ntinc-t bol !Worm, codling moth, corn ear_______ Acre!! tillable. Balance pasture ;_�� H A Y AND STRAW : Turn rlght -at COLUMBUS _ Work is under whose primary purpose 1s home _ _ :�:� f+:Jlp worm, sugar cane stalk borer, to_ BUSl DRA G N im E rovement. G eep community and , G I _ 'f - K Kelroy Rt. No 7, second house, p � SS_ __ ____ G ood building site $ 1 .000. 00. way on the tent camping area :ll _ budwornl, iheep blowfly bacco th bus er service offtl' the edu· yo� .i w1� Joe Fields, Phone Wy,2-5110. A. L. A erton Burr Oak Sl.ite Park, Morsan and The program sounds very (8) AUTO SALES SPRINGTIME IS the TJme to Sell and l tsetse · ad�er by tising regularly m tho: 4-H tc Il l . 3, Coolville, Ohio Athens Counties, according to Don cational and Interesting. For in LuSabre 4 your " Don't Needs" for cash •59-BUICR vff. n.1. Low Month• Phone 965-2443 L. Sheldon. supervisor of develolJ- stance, One of the speakers for an The frult Ries &NI sterilized In door hard top. Power steering. u�e low cost Sent !D(' l ClassJ- (9a ) SUPPLIE S y ra es o�te: to reguI ar us- Coolville, Ohio ment section' Ohio Division of ruisembly program i■ Dr. Roy C. Hawaii and then airlifted t<t fied Ad for quick, profitable re• 1 ---70-cc-cc==-,,,--One local ownt>r. Turbine drive. ers of das.sified ads, Phone WyBuck. Professr Of Rlll'al Sociol• Guam, wh� they are taken lo 3-28-lp Parks. U IS IPl!lCLU.I Ve1>y rlran Rliieltnar's, Porn• ■ulta . Phone Wy-2-2156, 3-28-6t 2-21 sma,ll l!1and being used 56 ---3 28« Contracts ll"ave been let to build ogy , from the Pennsylvania Sta� Rota, a --17 Men:ary fl IL P. MtS.Oli uoy 4 1 &tc SINGER SEWING MACHINE, Merev, 1t P. --• a water systen, including a stana• University, . Univeflility Park, Pa. as the test -erea. -=:..-=-::.. _ _ _____ A E COND R FRIGITIONING, IR N IIH t Out blond en:lll'J' R console P model excellent in . fi M . Good Clea• Uted '::an pipe. Water will come from the Dr. Buck 1s 8 former president Between Nov, 26, 1960, and E R.RATION Jack' service. OTORS LITAN s METR f> <'Olldition with guarante Equip PO , O M filtrotion plant operated there b y of t�e . American C.Ountry Life As- March s, 1,1, 11.582,000 sterile AU Mabt ud Mod•I• 10 ped frl erat T moke M Daven. n New ton. rn laNtel Mala UI g buttonho.les, PholNI da , soc1ation. Another out-of-.state fruit Dies ... JS, 158,000 aterile P E , om eJ METROPOLI AN M OTORS . -U.d DUPLEX - 5 rooms with shower the Ohio Division of Water, while . . lfYl-11'11 J TU !537 palch, 6 mon r m ,any .. othand n o"� fCIO.IOI E a.. M■la 8'. the standpipe will be In the camp- speaker 18 D r. Edward V - Pope . melon flles , were releaaed on --g11 on heating bath --each and 1 --8 Pr lhing.s, Tak" over balanCf' Specialist in Child DevelopmenL Rota. Christeri:aon didn't say wha, 1-20-tfc - P��ere,, Ohle Ing area east of the dam. DON'T PUMP YOUR Sluggish side, basement and new gasdae only $52.45 with ea■y tenn5 II and Human Relation�, of t� �ed- counted but it must have ' Roads are to be constructed, 61 BUICK - Dis<'ount $566, Lafired hot water heaters on each arranged. Wil l accept trade or ( 1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY septic tank. Get Klean-Em•AII job. 8 quite 'WashmgService, Extension era! been Sabre, 2 door hnrdtop. Officlsl's di!iC'OUnt for t"aNh Phone WV 2side. A minlmum ren t.al of $30.· sewage disposal plant built and Septic Tank Cle.oner, OhJo Val· D, C. . .He_ will also teach A NEED ER l A Car BE Us ed It is believed that the island now 'IT ? car. PawPr Steering and brakes, 2204. ley P umbing, Pomeroy. Ohio, 00 on eat"h side should be ex • one wash house and two latrlm;� �� 3 31 etf wsses OD Atittudes and Values has eoou"" barren 1-1-ants to c Whalever Bicycle'!' A Home? with . Dush type toilets installed radio and hrnter . White wall ________ _ --..,. . , . . ., ! 2 3(1tp peeled, M lddleport I ocat ·10n. T0___.1 == .1 11_ tLThe wash house will have showers in Fami1y 1mng. .... U InfOmtl• outnumber the productive natJve1 lil'l's. Blllf!ttn.ir · s. Pomt>rny . ne ,._, , a Sentinel Cleaslfled · $3000 00 t;tbt,rfeld ' ■ lo Pomeroyl t -�� =-cc,c-c-c�� tioo from lhi.!I cl&'ls will},e close- by about 10 to 1. Thia ratio Mou will prov ide it. Try for )'ourael( . JOOO ld Sale! U llf'd Tele, ls km Set• 4 I 61r GALLON WATER TANK. BU:u���N _ �room frame (l and clothes laundering facilltiit'I y relat� to t he le�son .�vel ?p- insure that a larger number of re Rate low. high Results are a a be e will There bout g, campI. � 50 inch Screen Will haul i Crosley for public-. Maho Contact. Hi bedrooms with furnace heating 1 95 llEL Alll CII EVHOI.ET only tl 5" mg Desirable Athludes wh1�h fruit flies w W be frultle!s. o ny conwle. Sale price $29.00. Call Wy-2-2 156, and ask for AdBob Pickett, Pomeroy , lo all rooms, basement w I t h s es developed under this pha 27,tm miles 2 tone . fine i;hape. 3·28-6t 2. 21 inch Screen Wesllnghouse taker. the program covered by out will _ be atudied in Mason Countv commode and shower. 5-acre J.28-30lc No. 350 dur�g November. Dr. Ernest J. t·orool_e. In t!xcellmt condition WANTED 1953 F-20 lot wllh garage on Stale Route standing contracts. The seeoml REO HUB. -----------· 1949 l'IIEVHOLET DIJ M P Trt1('k . Squirrel Nesiua, Dean of the College of Ag �ale �rice -: $09.00. l!:nryone '• Happier? 12◄ West. $4000.00 Can be bought phase, which will be started whe!> Phone Steven Eblin, Phone Wy• Good TirPt. <:ood l'Onditim1 On· rlcultu�, Forestry a� H o m e Bag Checks Analyzed l 21 i,wh Philco Mahogany Con• 2-2272· with fumitllre, and owr:i,er may money is available, will add 4·4-3tc You are - DO shirts to do. Iv 9.tm miles. Sule or Tr11de. COLUMBUS - Ohio hwitert Econom1 !!Ole - working perftclly. Sale l!s at West V1rginla Uniour husba114 1, _ no creases, carry aome finanC'mg with a about 30 campsites. Long range B. M CooPf>r, l.angsvillf'. O. llled ahnost a s many squirrel■ BA LED HAY AND CORN. Would Y star versity, s lc be will Price $00.00. anothe as r embly j ched ust right. plans call for further developtr t 1 nd Sh•:U.748 4-ntp per hour of hunting In 1960 a.a io have lo trade for new or used We are _ happy I 24 Inch Screen R C.A. Deluxe ments for ,:ampera in addition 10 speaker. to blow we have ; C �C�R R l!:ALTOR TV Se a P C1! miture. l. 194. f S and Furnitu le u o ri re, 00. wenty diUerent ft fl '50 G\tc'" i:;;-ton - $800. -Pkkup. classes will be 1959, according to the results of T so many satisfied rwtome rs. these twe phases. Pi-lONE WY2-�· BOX 229 2 . t Ohio. Rutland, Tn R.C.A. Screen lneh 1 4-◄-3tc offered from which each leader the latest bunter bag chea!: at v·� Oeluxe model - ull <'hromC' Robtn■an'• Lauodry 1111d Dryo ( -4:Stc l Completion date f r the present may J!ood condition Maho'!:uny fin• grlll,. Blat>tlnar'Ji, Pomeroy. select three to be attended analyzed �y Kabler Martinllln. tn, elt-anlai WY t--5U8 =-=-=c-ccc--c---.,...--- contracts is September 15. The O 4 v�tory biol�gls_t for the OhJa DJ, I F R ish. $5 Sple .00. 4 I 61£' 9 Robin.on ' • Tri-Lu■lft Cle anert FOR SALE - � room house, 1e- area will be ready for C8mpef'c; each of four days, Some of the . on of WildJife Game InftfltJ. 6' 17 Inch size R C. A. Victor APA TMENTS - l"urn visi R tlhed Md f l Ne cently remodeled. double gar- by the 1ti1:rt of the 1962 season , claases are . "Civil Defense and . '(ii PONTIAC - lliseount $300. gahons , · r,1nsolf' Model Sale prire "' _ _,.___ ,..-... McM• a ge, I arge Jot. Reasona ble. COP- Sheldon reported uuw 11111,�-a. Middle· you, . ' ' Wesl Virginia Cilhem, ......... Tempe�,. 4 door Rlatlon waF:on. · a On regional bMlll, Wildlife o u r Responsibility •• "Fam i ly tact Lawrence Napper, 1745 w.t Complele line of spring bedding port. � wYl-2811 Offkial's <'M Tempr.l'il Torque And m · tri'cts I and 2• northwestera ' ony, many otht-r�. - Selttt ��---- -----is •· o d Pomerov. , Roo Cndter " Service." h µlants. "Telegra Meals, " Selec tion and ea- ..f lransmiRsion. p deluxe lnlPrior. "NE FIVE ROOM APARTMEN1'1 yours now - F'inanrinl! ran be O " and northeentra] Ohio, recpeetlve.,,... ,. "" .., """" rrands Florist, Wy 2·2644 Small Appliances,'" and •"' hf'atn Rl.1t'1tnar's, Pomeroy . many wltb bath. Phou W1' ..,._ "' i ,irrRnl?l'd. ly, enjoyed better bunllng than bl and others. 4 I 6lC" tt. l'J.tfe ieveniD:111 WY J.3311. Elberfeld'• In Pnfflf'roJ 1 Diatrlct 4, hilt. Wildlife . SALE ; STORE withs atol'Shumway Greenhouses, Class sessions for both moru1t1g 959: southeaatem Ohio, hK poorer � --- - HOUSE., & ROOMS AND BATH. WY 2-41933 age rooms and 6 rooms and an d a fternoon is11 _, ould be verv in• l • 1 hunting In JM• � 75 aq, yd. used green all wool 5quu-re · . """• and aucNear Ma• ColHt., 4 1 30tc bath over store. Wlll socr1•� lNI' teresting and valuable. It wiU bP. r , NECCH 1 AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG r arpellng. $75.00. Call WY 2_ IOII ema Jn es the inder r of the late Brk:1� eau ard Cecll. ,-�---·- ----- for $9,500. Moving to Chicago ,.,_,._ � hard decision for those et WnlSewing Mnchinf'. Origlnnlly 5141. BOOut the same for .!lbotb was 4 t 6k or WY..taMAny i 1 houae ocup to 6 rooms treated Call Sp. 3-5948, Clifton, W. Va. 1 1 tf mg to choose just three classe.s years. 10ld for over �- Make� butI 5 ft . CUTTER_ Boat, 70 l ' P M ero•"t Any $50. TERIMTES. for ✓ -�lHOtl" they WI'sh to atiead· tonholl"1 and dOP!I fanty desi,,.., 'Mils informatk,n, available tor uotJSEAND room ' •�-· eury and 1ra1lf'r. Use! t season EIGHT ROOM """'8led or roarheP:, etc· · ________ ___ wo,'Ii without attachment, . P11y ¥Yers w o J h Le-• lo p a an t t oeven -- house One s • roo e d 1; an eight-year period. show, that B\" WANDA R. STEMPLE $1375 · Ph · WY :Z•:1938'1' -.i $1. INSURED. GUARANTEED. FOR SALE : 4 ROOM HOUSE : ,.....,.., off tialance of $116.00 or S2 per shoold notify apartment. A. N. Bengel, Ph. tne by April ti, 1961. northeastern Ohio has had the bath, water, elec-triclty and gas ! Home Demtutralioa Agni TERMS. This is 8 SPECJAL, 2: 3 tfc week. Phone WV 2·2204 WY W do hope to e have a nice p� poores re t squirrel lumthig during 31,, ACRE.ii GHOUNO good 5 room GET - ACQUAJN'J'ED PRE-SE/ 1 ClreulaUng gas beater. Electrtr : COMING EVENTS : 2..mt. 3 31 tc sentallon from Mason County. lhis period. Best hunting auccesa 1 A t ater. h water Hot hou� with bou ! _ _ h ardwood 3 ROOM FURNISHED HOME. lhnl la: nr' -1 -, i Jn edl _ 6 Apr!: hntl'I . Rhobbendron Tre SON offer, a t He is re o rule for buying that for lhe eight years was found tn MlDGET RJt.CEI! AND THAIL .. R Hoors, ba �ment, fo rnact , eel- Television included . Inquire the Aame busineu nearly J -3 Jf ' Ac�. Route No. 33, Browntown 1 Club will meet at 2: : to p.m. at thi? · for aalf. Good shape RrR!:On- lar and two good water cea. _ C liff's Shoe Repalr. 4 1 6tc a century. TOPS . ALL TEll•j Call WY 2-:1275. 3-28-Gta, club house. Mrs. Davld Roush an.i · womeu usually remember when southern and western Ohlo. buying hose but men forget when 'lbe �port also revea1ed that on ablf'. PhoM SH 2-474'.I. Al� one lot with 24 x SO base- 1 MITE CONTROL. Mrs. R . C. ----• · · ·- Mr�. Clemit White will be hostes:i-GROUND FLOOR apartment.-S buying 80Cks - yet lt Is important state--w1de basis, four gray equtr-, 3 31 �-(' menl ready lo build on and maStory, I l l Union Avenue. Phone ! es . M n. Aubrey Newell and rooms b8 th basement , ha rdrels were killed for every five ' ' WY 2-2498. 9 1 1 30tc ueAL NOTICI -. in both caaea. Purchaae two 2N ALLJS . CHALMERS Tr;l('tors ,.,rial to build with . Pr tced to wood noon. Mrs. Robert P. Di·• •· •-• • il l be L. Younplown ltitch• � •• h f f . , NI h c ad I tt soulheastern ,_,_ -- -- pairs o f the .same color and th,m ox .&qu•nl;':1111, ..,... Ol· rv Wood • Svraruse, Mid equlpmf'nt. 1956 F11rmall '.II . •·· - - l re.i:e!c• i. '1ro �.;;• "� ;•.._PW�. esses to the Haven Homemakers en. 1262 Powell St. , Mkktleport. Ohio, almost S'ti gray squlrrela . Ohio. CiflM w WY Phont> n v one 11,i., wen !Nt er1<1re,or1, 2wear A Wffll tr1 PLOWED ou GARDENS t you will still ..,_ be , he . - p.m. .,..ul-t. Cub -, · .,.,_,. Call SH l-4110t Phone Wy.J.. 3200. 4-t·6t<' I tonal urvtt• un1K11 bit itbtutr.ed ( A 1 p: mru'ng •t , . ._ n are taken for each fax "'t� _,1rrel• 1n 0 A h ave an undatnag rave tes t 00 :'I Y R c G ned pair, �=�=�- --I Tractor. na A'l:'�so 111 m 1n tll• tt,u at Ohlo, and hf'- April 11 _ The Count Council 4 I 31cY we.!lem Ohio lox squirrel, are · c. nt Rlfflanl A-le lti 1ddn■o1 .. pre co -4070 NICE · room 6 MODERN 3 For house. --<r rrn SH2 ntact able. Call 8 delicious dessert . mII tWO - KIRBY ---- -' or U PR ffi HT-VA, vvnm RMltr Sttlll No. AFlll8lffl'r, .,,,.. Meeting will be held in the Agr -•-n l bY a 1ve or ......, bedrooms w1'th hardwood !loors. EImer FinI aw . Harrisonville. rt.s whole cranberry aauce with most 1m-.. 3'33 .c. N. It. No, 1. K-a..r Ah' rultura 'E ion ll c-e � ... pa Cleaner In A•t Condition. Guarxte l O i . a-. auo.1. 111a11�•1pp1, •Ill one t rat rolJt io. op tu• 11i,t1"' tb•t on ti.. 1a1t1. 97 M 4 1 one ruort anteed. Complete with full ..t Large cloaet1. Good b-11aement . 30 pnsm All club """5W" 1111..-i:. and just .,,. plneapple l"'·., m n g at 1 _ pf'Mi_ _____ ,n,__ • · · 1 Nardi, 1N1, u., uNfl'IQn,t1 f't lal den .....a· enough peppetmhit extract . of household cleaning • attach- with P• furnace. Garaai:e. :,oould ==-c===-===-� to h■r .-tlUan a1a1111 bi• 111 u.. r.ourt N!'(lr'M!:Dlalives are uttb� WHALE WAX i hou ld� WITII THOSE TO I o ·" , R H be , M111:k, W o I e aet>n. sea, we ot C•mmo11 P1..., 11etn c°"a..;, ed me-nt& lnc:ludlng poUsher. AYaU. the taste Po "splt'e" i t a waxy rub&tince o:a ob� c�: 4-4..Stp woukl like to modemlze y o u r ��C.:,mNv. :1 ; � able to party who cnn aasume Drive, Pomeroy. tray freer.e, end e ::: the "1we. 0nte s 11 � �:" � am <.t.UB ....,. horne t Moat Hou,es over 15 ..d•r o■ U.• 1rouadtl or o-. the balance 1311.25 or pay- , 4 ROOMS· AND BATH On Hyse1) � led ol 411t,. and hlr•ti... 111r■,1a.a Mrs. Adri&n La.they and Mr.s. sherbet dishes• topped with whiP· lied to make candles It, chief, years .oId h ave Jn�uale and tor wltodJ, of clilldrn. wp�rt tor Li mt>n1s o f 16.00 P"r month. ,-11, 1 Run Ro4td. Call Sh-2:..S S :l L..-'"----- t 6-ea ped cream ood a few tugared UMge now ls fn the • l l . 4-4- tp euIo Roush were •-� o . lfH CIINno11t p1au1utt tM ellU!Srro .aw lhti turtt.preparatloa wir l'Olll $ll _ ing tunes ___ WY __ e d soma . _ 2-ZZM. __ __ _ 3l 91:c ,. h cranbernes. .a Blu· ,i� Ill • �v.,, .,.,., of ointments cosmetlca A a . -, s and l Homemaker ncbe ub H tbe t:! .t, We can modlmlu your boo. n,i!u"•• Cl■-n In'"• r ( 1 7) HELP 4 Good reconditiooed upri)tht plh M arc OIi �Ulto oi chlldJ'fll th• tor rt 16, INl. flnllll, y.,.,. ff a,,uipo -----------l. ,. , eo5 -•lu k,w t· t., u. tha ti.tun. th.t Ill• " · - ■\ ••-11 nnw.• ..---· -- ..... .....s anos : 1 old fashioned orpn: WANT TO MAKE 1211 or more per ti Ide, 1'1r,1, &liow L,1 (I" THE BEST PLACE TO BUY ........,resldent , M rs. Harry �r ,..1....,, N � llouMllold rood,,, ul4 '"' ..-.,,.,, heitkl', l Service lectrica Metg, E wi' th benrl."fl. I brand rww :pin- day In pleasant c:lty or rural olbtr Pl'OPV ttlillf. Saki �u• wlD Stouts, called the meeting to or• ANY CAR,. NEW OR USliD IS f-f..3lc be for M■riftl' on or attn tb■ :.tb, .._ Th . . et piano, cherry finbih · N o ret• route worl:"· Can use man o r ._ WY·1·5'20, e �r group 1111 JOined . a April, in ,;,f the y readO :-· ===;;:-===--:c--.,...-= •ble I roful<d: Fn,e _,,. man part or full time. R. SPOUTING, ROOF Repe�' Sheol I the • , The topic of the leuon w Furmture, Rut- Helltad, 7350 Marfff. St., Young- meta) Work. n.e Powers Com· Crow. Crow •n4 Porter, Altom.,,, The devotionala were led 8000 MUe or e Month Warranty by ' llnd, Ohio. Phone SH :MllL Phene WY-2-Mn .,. WY-24507 town, Ohio. i 1 3tp pa!Q', Wy-2-2301, ...._30tc � Mf......... 11, ll. 15, n Mrs, &ly 'I'bcwnpsoll and the t,oup ·� 1 -:" . PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 I' Farm News �:- i' • 1;1 l l ln.. \\'I .. r \ n • l 1 d .. ,., ,� l11<n 11.1lt1tnlll \\ \",/ 1 1 .\. l , TU:\ • ll ' I lli ,nk of <.1 lotn1l· t>n,·r g� I tl'nd tu I i!mk ut 11 m IPrnh uf n1ush. 1 uur11 (·:uud�. r,1d1oav l 1 l l' l;,i)lou! J11 , ! 111h1:1· drt>adfu! �ymhol� :-..,Jdum hc1ve I thought ol 11 in !t>rrn� ut !ht! sex Iii;, ol <.1 L l'O;l1tal fnul fl) . wh 1eh ::,how� l h ,11 I Ii , 1 e tJl'\'r\ rrn""!UJ.! :1 I,ol [ uic ' J r. ' t k riov,· l'llilt'lly h(1W mud, l h.id bticn mis.sing until I rt!ad over some of the lest 1IT'ony given a t reet'lll hearmgs bY 1 he Joint _ongre_ss ion al Atomic· E n e r g Y Co mmittee. I -------�-- l t 1d,1Y ._, n, j �.. t rn d ," 1" 1 {)11 ' . j•l.1lt �LIil! I� l\e:-,,l.i\11 . 111 ( '.! 1 1 Moeller Went Mason On Reconl For Area Aid Bill Tl1c J,i�l1tcr Side· .,.. .-... , ., "''"'"" ,,. . , ... "'"'" ' · A t 1· f1' us ra 1a elds Two O f Ni ne Space Contact Points FOR SALE !'on h �ha dt-- \'!"ni:. t i ,in ! . , , ,,1. < loi h , ,1 1 1 1 1 1;:- ,md J 1l,i I · I 1 FOR CONSISTEN T DEPENDABL E RESULTS RATES t c-ent& pt'r •on:1 . uot mseruun M inimum charJe---e0 tents 6 cent$ per word lor three coosecuuve lnserbon1 Spec1a l �nl" month to, :iO �nt, per word. FuJ.J nle of t, Ct!nU per wuro wLLI De char�ed lor ad­ vertising tJ not pa i d w1Lhin 10 days after rece1v1ng Dill Ertors in Advert1.s 111 • -Should be repurted 1mmM1ately. fh11 Ua!IJ Saollnt'I w1I1 nut be reslk,Jns1ble for mure lhao ofle mcorrt'cl in;.eruun .._ ... J of Thank!, Jnd Spena! Nolit·e� ur J>:�t' 11b . :)J l5 , (or 50 word mu11m11 111 L:.C'h add J t iuna l word, l e· Obituaries pubhsbed ti l cenl per wur d 1 M O, 6 DAYS 3 DAYS l DAY WORDS $4 50 S t .35 90c 60c: 15 $6.00 S I 80 � I .20 60c 20 $7 50 52.25 51 50 75c 25 ,. (9) r nr,t , I , ooe of theN chamk:all wW flv. .UA.l.&D'' &VT NOT .IGNJW 1 ' 1 ' , I I .., you full 1eaaon weed control. P'or Kine John did not ■Ip the further Information on weed C(IO, famoua Magna Carta al flunnf. trol In t0rn write , call. or pboa. rnede . ' but ll •• . auIN· .. No for I.he Welt Virginia UIUVanlly iJ wrltlnt ol an, kind E xpertmenl 81.aOm, BulletJn on llipatul'I or Weed Control. Th11 bulletin may by Kinl John'• hand II ntant MASON _ Listed below are Ulll be obtained free at the M a ■ o n and Jt ll doubtful whether he 1981 hybrid corn varletiea f O r County Ag«il'i aUice. I COLM wrile. Congressman Walter H. M oel• Muon c.:owuy. There 1re two Jilta j ler, Reptt�11th't of Ohio '• 10th ooe for llti' Ide• 750 leet or tuih­ CongreBl!llonal Diatnct, Thunday er and altltudu below 760 feet. IARNEY GOQGLE •nd SNUFFY SMITH volcad hll stPOJII 1upport ror the To &Jve yau an klea of whal your ' altitude might the at be, altitude rea dep,-ted Adminlstrat'®. 1 a MONDAY TIIROIJGB nJDA.T l: U C.W,l>J Top Tee :ltlglllatlon. Ttw .rnea■UN pused the Cour.huuae ii 5fi feet above . 'IE NEEDN'T BE. !! e,a COW>l>J Top Teo 15 30 8 . On the Rouse later In the day, bl to ,ea level. 50 DAD6URN DID, SHORE 'IE 7:(ID Bro>!... Party wttb God _ -· LOWEE1.Y 167. VARIETlES Jl'OR ABOVE ?IIO t . 1.6 Coun try Jamnoree 7: :tl !:J-t.mt'ed We1tha In • sl.atem@nt prepared for de- feet, Early maturlnl, W• Va B I ; !& 7:,0 Brukl... Party Time livery during the Houae debates, 25, lowa 41»8, lowa .s?6, Ohio W 1;11 'lllo Wtrld l1tls Mon!1nc I: 11 Countr, Jamboree Congreasman Moehler declared "5 . Ohio W &t. {Nftrll 7 : 00 Brealdut Party t�at _severi out of the eight coun• _ p..., Medium Maturing. v■ M, 7 : 11 gfflLded We■lblr tle.s ID the 10th Oi■tricl are cur- Ohio t 38, Ohio C 54, VPI Gil, N..., T· 30 Pk:km1 Show Broaltl... P...,. renUy c1... met1 by the Late Maturtni - US 13, Ohio 1; 50 Sohlo Non Report 10: ment _of Labor � a:reaa of •· C 47, N. J 8, N. J t, AU 8. 1:CIO Brukfut Party 11:00 -·· Top Tio slantlal_ .and pemstent unemploy• FOR ALTITUDEI BELOW 111 1 . 16 Tbr •add 11111 Moraiq 11::tl ment. Mr Moeller cited t�il claa- feet, Early Maturing, W , Va 78(Q • (New■) 11:IIO N- aiflc.ation u evldence that l h e Ohio C 38, Ohio C 54. VPI Cl. IO l: Breakfu': Pa:rtJ . . ll· U . 10th 'l' ,trict. had "a real need . Med ium Maturmg, US lS, Ohio 1: 00 Horlllnl lhdlta.Uau 11::tl pme 11t " nt for federal area rede lo AES '°" C 11 • N. J I, N . J J:U Nm l'louut Pl. Calltq II 10· • NI Istance• Tbe counU91 � their · Late Maturino Kentucky 10&. " 1:3' Plan. Parl)' Shop �war 00 : 11 ' current r■tea of unemphlyment � VER:i ." . FIVE POINTS FOR INCR.BAI- 11: U CuuntrJ lloe Down 2$ Nna 1: are as (olJowa: Hocldna. Athena WE SI-EPr I:» Plen,, Party 11:11 rartt1 Bure&u Show and Vinton counUea: 10,2 per cent, lq: cora ylelb: TILL NOCN ­ 1:25 N.... AEMEM6ER.? n d ..nn , Roi Country 80 : U recomme the of one Plant I. 15.2 co1D1tie1: Meip and allia G 1:,0 Platter Parl)' per cent, Jackson coun,y: 9 per ed hybrids listed above. 11: 46 Fann Time Newa Roundup ctnt and Lawrence 1.-·ounty: 1& per 2:. Plpt only when tbe aoU Ill 11:SJ' Mid-Day Dow JODI■ ••· 1:00 Pb.tteP P...t)r cent. erag• warm enough so that the "8ed 8lp OIi Noting that bll Dlltrict wu pre- aerminates quickly. 11:00 NOOD News SUNDAY dom1n■nt1y rural in character, the s Fertlllze well 'Jbe tar : 11 way best OIi Sip l! Gt..s · Conaru,mu ltated, "wt llaod to detennine wh�t your fertilll- 1J 30 Jusl For Vou 1:,0 llaa7 14-lq to benefit lflatly from the •pee- ers needs are ls to have your soil 1 : 11 N.wa 7:41 Qiapal la! proviaionl In the Adminlstra- tesled a1 the Mason County Asrl 1 : 30 Jal l"or You Boclal _, Show • 1:00 1ay It Wttll MIJIIC tlon bill ta uliat economlcally cultural .Extenalon Office. 1:30 .,,., O,urd, ol Ille ... "' depreued rural areas. He cal). : 00 Platter Party S ldll!IMltetl M otll°' 1:00 at 4 IO 4. Plant com thick. Plant Nen ed for defeat of the Republican: 1:30 Local Sunda7 'lllo least 15,000 to 18 ,� plant. p e r t; Bponaored Wldnall �mendment 31 PtaU.er hrty U:tl WllhbJ&taa Beparta to lbe _ acre. Coro 111 42 inch row, with GASOLINI ALLEY 5:CI Nnai Rotmdup , People which would have eliminated "vira Inches between plants In t h e 11:00 Noon Nen · tUJ.lly all aulllance to r u r a I &:OO Sundown s.n..dl row will give about the r I g h t •· 30 SJp off 11: 11 11,e Sean,b a teil •• besides cutting "the over· n�ber of oorn planl.t In fertile IJ:lll AllllJ Bour a&'lt1BDAT au �velopment program by ,oil. l:IIO &:Ill Sip OIi IIIDN! than » per Cffll," 5. Cultivate shallow and only to e: OD 1411 Pricit Sbltw 1:11 N.... Rottndup 1:00 Bunda, Sbn C..O Bill Slater h11 been confined to control weeds. OM a pre-erner- &· 15 Country Tap Ten l'bm l'arm Sign OIi ellbof 8 1praJ gence control weed : 30 his home for several days with a --•-'--------------EJt ne. atrazl her er limar:lne or aevere case of tonallitls. O J K Z K .a. em- ..D Z IC lil D M G N A B K B Z I IC C R Z U ll: A Ci J N A B I l' It D G J - I II If A O II Z A K . • o J D A y,......,.. o,,__ , HOPII lB A OOOD _.YT, BUT ff lll A BAD I�, .. ... Dll ,....... ln.._. lal.> •=• - 1:05 W.-ld 1: lt - 1:a 1111D OII _., °" •, . T:GO 7:41 l:tltl l:OI CURLY Baulo,or,I lllp llllcol a..i, U- IJ!lll... Oldo VIIIIJ Oldo - t: 10 I: II ,,., 1:111 Spolu 'l'IJdey Wc.-ld Nowa Mulle■I <1Dclt Local N.... ldllllcal Clook Timi ,,. Soq . •=• llbowon 11:00 llfall School BIi p....,. 10:1111 World NOWI U:00 Blab School BIi Porada 1:00 lltol'J oe a_, 11,,0 11:11 ll:111 11:00 12:05 11: 18 U: II L,plallvo lleYlow World Nan Wllltw lloellor Local Now J Noon News Oblo N0tn W. Va. Fann Future TO THE TREE SURGEON WHERE ARE YOU GOING WITH YOUR TREE ? 11,., Bullello J!olld N... 0 GNIII 11: 11:• BW F....0 lbnt ■ 11:S Wodtl Show . 1:00 BID 1:31 AIIIIJ Tlml r...n l:IIO Dleofnl WIii Doll ,, . Rolllq l:IO llatmdly N- •- NANCY I FIGURE HE'LL CHARGE LESS FOR AN OFFICE CALL • DICK TRACY ,. " ' -· ..., c· ,.. ,-. --;_ -.--;-.--.----;:;;;;;:.- ' . .. ''" . ' ly CHESTU GOULD 1• • I1 , • • • , .; ,.; • lbnmarJ 8:11 !lllllc■ie 8:00 sumat -"'11 ,,. Sip OIi l:S Sip Oo t: U World New■ 1:30 a.u.b ol Qirl,t 1:11 11,JDD r.r &r6il t:00 Cbarob al Clad ll'Utl 1'11111111 adldlm'o I: 11: • Ulel... ■ a.. Bl&bDaftla 11,a n. u,a - t1 1mo1 u,. .... u,• .,_ _ 11:11 llnolo Jim md Illa 11:lt '1111 lplttottpll Blllr 11:• - 1: • a.n!I al God t(llQJp>llit) 1:30 Qoopal l: <ld l'olb 1,a AD Elodl Of llr 8mtdQ p.m. 1, l: LITILI ORPHAN ANNII """"""" ... lr lWlCILD &IIAI ■ ■■--- ,,• ..., _ lwn"'1 1,11 .... -. ,_.., ••• • oa i,;,_ ..... ::; :.::.:..i A' .. .... ,,. ol ,. Ill md L C. liltl .,. --,; ....... - -- � �• · ... .... .. . • -· ... _,.# • _. .• -· .• • • • ,r•�• "' ._ ·' • • .. . .........,_ . .....--♦• � � � - A _,.. - · .,. � - . � . .. � ... .. ... ,. .,> ,. ' . 0 . ... . .. . .. .. .. .. ,� , • • • .... • - •• .,. _ .,.. - --- • - ,,. . - .. \ l •••nl- """"- . . .. � ; . . ""°"· f/o ,.. . ... - ... .,.. ... "" ... ... - .. ... ... ,,. ... .. .. ...... � KEITH GO8lE fORD NC ----------�.J . .. ••' • · � ' ·' . I _,._ __ ,. A ,. A .• A , , _. . . .. --·". ... . • ' p � �=-.."': �� r""' ...... wrt.. 1 .."' ..,, tti! °!:i ':t�j!.8f :.::'ir.,. ,•, • � � � It _____ WANTED ' • ' I- · · of } IM, DAN, "TO GET A FEW MAI IEl(6 Cl&AREO IPI I r· ' -----., .,. Tbo lllo&fng ­ Leaal Notice ==��- J ' ' ' ! I ....... '• -....a. will ". ,• � I ., �) .t-Daily !!@nl i nel , Pomeroy-Middl eport , O . A prfl 4 . ' WA NT ADS 1 1 1 n HELP WANTED I l l '\ 1 , 1 1 \ I ' ! 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" '" 1 pa�r bags and all di•;rnmi:; c.1I- �"""" ,, .,,. .,, .. 1, · n l .,,.,,t.,d 111 11011>11 m!u !ac hJTl(>OIS J '.iy O H Ia.,l Ii pay- • ,,..1 "' " " n � .-.,µu1 bum,r�• t h a i ,. , �111Jly up-ndu,w lto.-1r throu•h· ments of l] ';'!', µt'f month f'h ,,u , ,he rn u n t r . t o , j>rnunal ,.,. �-:;,�\�..� •� ���:. I :::o ::;::. (9) FOR SALE NOTIC ES I I � z-m�• •. I - fo BUSINESS SERVICES I of l eet ===�-� -�-- I -I ====-c-----PRO.I ◄ ,-----------,1 I /J I ------- ---- 1 stations , ==�=�=�- __ MUELLER f LJRNACES ARNOLD'S ESTATE ◄ $2095. a u ,a... (91 FOR SALE ,,. •=• ��=,-,==-· oR F Porn•-"&tf -=,==-==,..,--= ,G�{l)l;'tE-f:'R;S? I I a r lluntllJ '· lluntllJ -­ ,,., W J E H RADIO Dally Sentinei, Po°ineroy•Mlddleport, 0., April 4, 1 961,7 ......, ft-alt "1d"1 DA I L Y C R O S S WO R D SIii! OIi MUllcal Clock 'lllo Lllellno Oblo Valle) llewl Oblo NOWI S;,orta � World Ne,q ll111Jcal Clock Community Netn llllllcal Cloell Publlc &or,lco Shon S!towan al lllealJtJ _,, Count)' N"" Talk ,C Ibo Town World Nen What'• My Number (U..., Wed., Frl.l 11:00 Talk oC Ibo Town 1-.. 'l'bun.) .,_ _4 . U: U Tai al Ibo 'l'nD IO, Rlp.tl ll: II aiur.b llolle 11. llwnoa tJ'rltlo,y aolyt ' -17 l!clolloi ll:IO 81. holo tTauclly Ollly) 11:tl World Nnl ll:11 - QiaolJ N­ U:00 Community Nnl IT, Jlrm 11:tll Notm ""' 11: 10 Oltlo Non fl,dt 11: 11 llarbll 11,a 1lullotln Boon! ll. - 0 0ll: ... =:11:a rum 11111 Blml Bour 11:tl 111. Mtllle Non 1:11 1. Mtllle 111; 1:00 tbo ­ .. ....tad 1:tltl World Non & COollns 1:111 111. Mu +Laca) N... I: to Ren'• Willl Doll l:tltl A X 'l! D J. B .1. .1. X B ,,., Rollq Bmna II J. O N' O 'l! II L L O W 1:61 World atancw tor anothff. Ill thll umple A II 11-4 l:ltl Sporia ■Imply OM letter for tbo thno l/o, X tor V.O two O'o, etc. lllqlo lltt.ra, - 1:111 - � ""' trophl-. tbt lan«th and formation Of the WOJ'dl an all blnte. &:1111 Commun!Q Nn1 JDuh day the ooc11 letten ■n dlff.,.t, f. Harbor NJR0M 1. ClM.ve boat 6. Drench 5. Toaaed t. Jaoob'• Snmll brother 6. l:x.traor10. Prlhc. dina.ry Chari•' pemon 11111..(-) 11. ToptheJ' T, White ant 12. Recline■ ( var. ) 1'. Man'• 1 - Dog'a nlekname ■helter 11. Power 11. Ripened launch buin 18. Sodium US. Decreed ehlortde 19. City train JI Sheep (pL) 20 Motol"Ult 'a • annoyanoe 11: lltlldl• 18. Mild 11· Mr. nibuke Whttnwl � ... n.eru. .,_ t: Ill 7:00 7:45 e: 00 1:05 2,. Co\lft• 8: 10 try­ lMng 8: 13 necea• 8:30 alty I: 55 ts, Dandltl 28. With 9:00 ... handa 9:30 18. lndt&n. on 9:4:I watpt hlpe Ii. Roman roe 10,00 21. Alllanct ST. Mr. COWltri .. 10:0I �m 29 . .,,....,... 10: 1$ 18. Blblloal 11 : 00 rounter■ 21. Direc• llon :12. At, IM>lol ......,......... ..... a1. mn. llfttl -­ -� ., _ IO.- ­ """"' 111. =:'" ... -= ■ Local how D,\ILY O.t�VOl'E - wodl Hi ■ llloobll 8-1 Hunter. ◄ RENT > 1960 ar AL CAPP •=• official. of -........... ,, .. UJe+. ◄ ■ a, , .....-cr' .-�=---�-'ff- a n De!""'· n,. a11slf1ed t t MARINE ·==�-,=------ w. p StartM-1962 Cain AGREEABLE !! ra:rm ?� 341 Ir F RID LAISWIU VEP S:oo :., of r· I I WMPO Radio ·u r f/J INSTRUCTIONS . ' · '':'C:".'.=='===""==""='I ���-------& l '' �,. ' · • A u� t r;, ! ,.i ( l'- l'I S· \ [,Sf'\' - ' ' '> l [ t• r;rngt• anu> 1�Jpu J ;.1r10n 11 f � O(KJ , Two of t lit' 111nt' stahotb that will 1,, . n , , ,r r;mrd1rrnrv t'�iilllp!� lr:11 k ,md kl't'p m �·0< · c1I eont,1c· 1 of ,, u �r ra l1 .in-Am1•n1• ;111 l·1l() 1)f'n\< 1 1 1 1 Arnt•nc · a · s first 1n;m 111 ,,,,.,.,. l mn I ;1r ,· 111 /\w,!ri lll .t ( , Hal J,: x. p nn�1, ( )rw uf tlwm. ;.it �l u vhc,1. 'i-0 /•" 1 f 1 l'1'11 y(':1r,; ;1:_:v t he cll"f'il. mi l,·s nr11·1h uf l'erth m t he (a 1 wh ieh offers the greatest uve ,r Wf'?>1 , '>' Ill be the only Slation out land rml,.:e available to !he Wt'�I. s1dr Ame nr an te rritory empw- had only a ,het> p st ,:i! ion Theu 3 3 1 ((' WY 2-2204. r!�� 1:r;,�� ""rh,;;; ered lo · ·pommand" 1he rf'-enlry I Br 1 ta 1 11 anrt Aust1 alia sel ected tlw 1 .i WD- ,\C TRACTOR, Nrw rubbn, , u , v 01.,,,,.,.1.,r,. 1· 1• th� 6ti�. of lhl' manned <" apsul(•. sil t' 300 miles northwest of A ji.,. IC Brllr�oll,. ll ! o n u l � Ad! recf'tved bJ 10 A. '1 wtll be ln that day·• paper. w iI h mower, cu 1I 1 vaIors. 1·orn ..____________, Thf' olh er station a t. Woome rn , laide for a guided weapon aw, The ,;1tom. I learned, is bemg nianurr Jllf'a ....-t'w plaaln. pul lo many strange and won­ I SOi\-ffONE TO ASSIST W ITH dct! p m thf' desert of South Ans ballist k miss i le rnn �e I 1 drous uses, inc!udmg on !! that th ow surround· e villa�e and :,��� hn11�(' w 1, 1 K M r s . Lisle _ Weave r , l rulta, i s prepared to rtee-iv� tlw l N ::;11� 17iia: -1 a ! looke r t, l n•cl. Middleport v o 1ct• o f the firs1 Amer i can ,,�trv• ing area 1s alivP with Australian, provide.! some rather racy read. good rondition. JJH" l•lt"ldi1, ri:wl The aun of 1hl:' ' " tonvcrs:t• Dnli::,h and Amerkan scientifit' mg. So before we get into th.is (I ) -� - -- - Phoo, Ill . ; Ct,,,,,. ko,d. '20) t 1on::,·• will bt• lo keep up his spir l .iC' livity devoted to assisting Pr o} any further , perhaps you had ' ' :i Z1 fih: ' TERMJTE ANO PEST CONTROi GRAVEL'k' TRACTORS amf Al• WY 2�18. better send the <"h ildren from the Men·ury. as �ul'h as to inform him 1!s 1achmrnt1. Nf'w and uMd. Com• _ __ •, ._, F.,._ Free lll•,-t�. luurulton at 8 L • AP SE O OPEN from mstruct1ons U the control cen Hl Our lng the rasl fu ur yea1 1 room. J H d l,J N a liollwhl� �n.. R.. plett- parts and repAlr 11e rvlc,. 11 SPO U TIN1 , , . ' I , 'i'ou Salf's I C c '-IOOF 'lF.PA • --• I I Tractor Thompson H r 1 1 ape anavera , Fla., a n .1 Woomer.a, where sc1enlbts Barga DI o Ua,ru lraduni a.1d Now Iel us proceed . hope k The pow rs I t' • and A. Senk• SLaUo■ Wl' i. t a h I t our ml' Na l $ wm O. may ,w � ;. : ar;:e, \��� e of thl' progresi; of his flight. largely from missile launching to I assume that most oi us are ...,."• I lawn mowers. AuU rl1.1ed dnl• I . ,_ 0 p ,, ,. . . 2301 · . . imp1ement shed . ,ree reg1stra ' and Sale■ Tractor Granly er __ · __ Iamt·1 1ar w1'th the epic sIruggIe ID researcI1. space W w1lh_ oomera. mi¥ � _..,..___ its guided I _ ,. l ,0. 2 3 1 _ t 1 e1 N-·• 1 __ wm. o _ en pr no ___ " _ 10n. _ ____ __ t's u,: t.'tt.l 12 _ WE wi::Ci. SEU. YOUR U S E D & rv k-e ,'hone WY _ _ _· _ SpeCJal 1r.acking equipment will l re<:ent years to erad '1cate the AUCT,oNEER ____ ____ ___ 3 G1 c t.asl Main Shf'f't Pornf'roy, Skates, G-uns, Bows, G oll C luDS . (208\ 'NSURANCE .._-c f'II led tu hig ' h power ed rauar _, screw worm ny by dosing young u . . � NABLE ,. J ·:W 30k HEADY RA RE,\SO B'1cyc Ies. el c. Wri·ie or call The FOR EI\STER. L1llts. installat ions at Red Lake ne<1• I male insects with radiation from COMPl.ETE INSURANCE ._ . , . � Sport'■ Center, Middle por. . Ph tulips , hyacinths, azaleas, etc. SATISFACTIO N G UARANT F.F!a l tio , Li. te Au hpe Cobah-60 to, Ptte, Pol19 Woomcra, whc1,Ei sc1cnl1sts ec o d': M 1 e •r Ca it w l h �old the bid• O. h . be r e to l To c 1 e -21 2 lg , where 1 We t legra ph flowers ' an y WY-2-3633. J -60t _ _ 1 _ Faces Ediodloo Call "'on Mills, Middleport, f)bJ• to "converse" with thll astronaut , . _ I der one 1 955 Ford t u <lor St'Oh'I Cb "' er, es ! m the wor d· --:c-�-�------ wh ile he is in orbit around the 1"1i ' �· . .as yoi.. .1tnow , renders the STUPENDOUS STURGEO� A1TIC OR CLOSETS cluttered dan' A t the It H. hwllnQ• Davis � Warner Insurance · S.22•30-l Francis Florlal, WY 2-2644 r male f lies ster�le �d causes the -Little Mra. Paul Ankne _, Cnmplete proteclio:i Jor all needs. i earth. The Red Lake station. UIP. Son• Comp•nY,_ Mill &: S�· with discan:Ui'.' Sell them __ ______ altd I ee to be fema les to lay i n fertile eggs. Thus cash with a Want Ad and obtain ond Streets, M1d1 1eport, 0., IP 'k'OU WANT REAL qaalll• roved. more than a mate 1.e1 . WY 2-....,..,� 4 l 30lc 1, ninth of fourt n :ovo. I " Gtttnbousta Shumway t.8933 Y W 1r the screw worm popu Ia t 1·00 goes r,or this on I the Sth day of April I OO I seven-foot, 130-pou n {l· chain global the in , that needed money the c-asy · 11, lbat ball• ing B , e r i I II established · l"eflf �°"' 3 24 9tc 1 R. . PI K E '_t l oc A M. Mod � I urgeon. · o Insurance, It took the l�d Po st ! vaneventually and � decline a into 11sk pe .ind rn , 156 TT 2·2 C G Wy cial way. Phone instrumentation sites . will s c G b a• mone, makr.n, me = =-=�=°"' 5 Sena� N u m tJt'r - S hours to brm two than more . . . 1 e;uy Near Darwin · , . LUG G ISH SEPT IC TANK '!' Clog. 3·28�t 1ze Ill 1elemetry and voice com- . . for Adtaker. Sire■, Call Dick sten�tl, WY · . . . . MY FV 195033. This t.ar will .. gaff from he to monster the �, .. ",,•., s·t Mutual II :,omed m smgmg the hymn I munica\10n equipment. ged drains ? Get K lean-Em-All t.2649 or Chest er llflS.! 1 45. in San Frapcisco Bay: skiff SEE UB FOR FEED N EEDS AND not be !iO ld for l f'�s than 1 and Love To Tell The Story." Septic Tank Cleaner. Landmark Check All Villagtrs . Z-2l-418le . . Culiohl Grinding. Mlddleporl $400 oo. 1 utual M Rod L1gh1nmg -;\ ..... ce or Mrs. C. ,-------.aa-a-a-a 4-4-30tc Pomeroy Bureau. Farm On ly 500 lo 600 Australisns worli; Due to the absen ishes. l Z5 d R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. . . FHd MIii. iddl 3 c � ,tport, Ohio Thompson, Wanda Stemple , 1 ,n'" by th's ,___ st'--' If you h ave ooeu -28·30t j at the sheep stations in the ' 'pro- B. UTILITY RAILER. All s l e f' -1 By Their Agent hibited areas" around Woomera : Home Dc�nslr�ti� Agent, led 1 adventure, it may thrill you tG i O TBOARD MOTOR nand boat I Sh•2·4755 Tel. J4()00. Boyd. U Lot AAA n. E. Grindiey Sr. 1 surance protection. All risk All of them have undergone a <;.e- I the lesson. fhe l;p c of the lessn know that lhe government now 's 4-4-6tc m•k• your pl•n• nun• ol imilar irth Family.' Thir i orn1 ll The In Oldslers " / coverage. $3. 50 per $100 cover- curilv check, as have the other contr uc ng s b c ll1n1 1ny wh•r• In U. S. A. USED FURNITtJRI!: or •DJ a■Mf USED PIANOS _ 3 nil'"e reconage. Harnes . _Simpson Insur• 4,000 vil lagers. Th.e settle rs have · wa:, a lesson for much thought for · experimen'•r abrold. No ttrwJc• ch•rt•• � among fniit flies. .,. See lhe �ad!•• l'·m. PeJ 1,in __ 1 u dilioned •• --. r 1 e pianos. right n 0 p 422 Second Aw•nu• mce Agency, Middleport. Phone beeome complc-tcly a ('customcd to both the older .1nd younger 11er• 1'he fruit fly presents • differ,, < lo 11.ave money, 31light oak old fashioned organ, G.llllpollt, O. WV 2-2903. 3 25 3U1p the tesl firmgs. Some even have I son. ent problem because wtlike the -�lo sell. Free delivery. priced Phone GI 6-0069 GAS, FUEL OIL and o.'Oal fu been .seen i;tanding casually on I The club vol.ed_ to pay the way screw worm fly, it �ales more I RAN IN BAR MPSON r, C SU NES-SI Rutland Fu rn iture, Rutland, 0. the An • , nace l for est mate1. than ®ce. In !act_ I. D Chr� Agents, Middleport. Fire, Aufo.. the rooHops to watch the proceed- of the club president � . • • 1" � • 1 ,... s E " free "" t • o "" l "I Ca s • • , _ _ _ o m ha A 5c A A" Ph, Sh·2-48 1 1, ev cnlng Ph. ShT G lN CK Lead- ! Demo Rome on nstrat nual li'oremau Ii: Abbott Middleport i 4 ings. a. mobile. lenson an Agriculture De�rt8onda. WY Phooe ◄-◄-3tc 2- 034. Sandwlcha,. Jack · _,, O;iiry Bar, Plumbing Heating 8-�-tl The gov cro 1neot has provlderl [ ership Training Conference Apr U ment �search -- -8-Jl).Uc -- - used I.he 2903. 4 I 6lc Mktdleport, Ohio. - 6 1 1 11!- Mai n 5t· Pom•roy --------- -- sl'elter stations in the more vul- 17-11 . 200 lOO BALES, ALFAI..FA HAY. : word "frequently,'" Is the water safe you drink? Bad Phone WY-2-2441 setllers l Also the club made plans for a m ixed. Emmett G. Will by the ) areas, Neither RE the nerahle AL ·,,1 1 (2 .1 water kills mlllion KS e THAN yearly. OF CARD Th'is - sh a II we say .,proI ii1c? (2) ' • L. u I h c e t at s ppcr fellowship a y-2-6234 W Co If G P o roy o urse, _ their ever have bee sheep me test FRCE . Water Softener!! __ FOR SALE; HOUSE 5 rooms and n�r r, ; _ ti·ait on the part of the fru.ll � : house for March 1 I WISH TO THANK my neighbors 24, 1961. ___ _ +6tp target or es con nose by hit AUCTIONEER Tron Acid, Sulphur, Gas, oirt _ bath. Nice location. 111 L ocust fly increases the odds that a f� I _ __ and friends who have been i;o t Refre!',hments were served to . and Odo Remover Chlorinat• USED SPINET PIANO _ MphogCompl11&. Slnice · 5319 ' pl::n1.5 _ 2 WY Phone Pomeroy St , . ma Ie WI get wge ,. ther wtlh a po. · kind since our house burned ors. pre 17 ent. h e , t , s 1 t> etc. • al ha If price. DomesE Bradlnnl CrlU kangaroos hav the · 1•en Hon, Melvin 3 6 30tp any finish _ Famous-make, l en t ma 1� 1 1 to one thal dd'f aessie Grahiim and family, liar• lie j Home l>emons1ratlob Conference an<l Publi (' . \V ·, ter ,litJpply complete 'N ith bench. Specially - ----- - _ thrived. ;: � c��alt lrealrnenl Wr ite, Pllnne o, C:.■t■d rece s v ha i H• ltp Correctio rl1JOnvnie, Ohio. RD, Raella,,, Obie FOH SALE - Trn acres pasture the highli ght-. of the . n a Speelalty. stl• tn lhe daytime they can be Si.'cn I One you can unmet'llate1J see how priced. Write Wendell's 7th & &. C. BRADFO , . . 11ntI fllrm ree ... ---- - k C in Syra·use maIea FREE · Tenns. Cry1ta I. -Program s Women Fmm State ' ·. · the ro•dside s1ttmg along ' app ai " · -U · warren. M anelta, Oh io or de- CU that woukt compUcate matter&. . TISS BREEDIN G SERVICE, · •ell · 121 pond· w,,· te L0 w"II wm� � M r!. Eugf'ne Cornle , Anne St. , nlly that unaware their village 11 the annual Home Demonstra- Neve rtheIess c . 4. 4 61c , 'i tail. . tlt Che'l'tenson w as Int•., on of Its year record after S. Logan St., Li ncoln, Ill. &mN AND WOMEN Nt'eded. Pomeroy , 0 Phone WY 2-341 4, which takes its n.ame from th� tion L eadership Training Confe r• h I ll e jomt commltte1 o e a l le year herd im provement. The 4 t "le Work in Civil Service. No eKper• •11 ,· s. - Chalmers • ' I I ·=· ...,..., SPRING SALE•• " ·• abori�inal word for spear launch ence. This conference will be held thal the 1ru ·t flY program shOWi . . 1 No. I a rU fic-ill l Breeding Pro- f' l�nee n e c e !l s a r y, grammar ==��� - -- -- ! �ew Tractors. Discount price!i l Al t er, will s00n be making hist0rv at J �c kson s M 1' ll A p n1 17 �· OR SALE e o h indications of being 111uccessfuL · . / . ;v �'; � . grnm. The bull or your rhoice ,chool educl!t ional usunlly iiuf. PAINT AND WALLPAPER - We D-1 0: D-12 : D· \ 4 : -D-17. A J I T � h or � assisting man in his eonque il T IS year s program o inrorurms 1 1 se uI I 111es. . . wilh frozen semen. For Other Petti ,iticnt . Train now for permu • have the co'�flil you want _ at equipmenL to go wit h them. A IV unfurnished. Can be seen al- of space. mation and inspiration is being Parkf'r Albert Call "�ni jobs 4 ieruril\· S e n d lhe prlct1 YOU want to pay. Seti better buy. Williamson F a r m --- --la h ope that the same temoon:fl and eveninga, at 1085 plnnned for leaders or home .elem• '111ere . Chesler, Ohio ,1,ime, address, phone No. to: newest samples. Let 01 help Supply, Rutland, Ohio . Ph. Sh. hn te ue Vine .Street, Middleport. 3-2B-6tc R urr O a k S tale ar k onstralion clubs, farm women's e 1q can be appI Ied to auch Phone Collerl 985-2285 �at •onal Trainin" Servkl' , Ro,-; ym1 w1' th your re-uc:\. "Ura ting 2-4361. .a___ 4·4-6tc clubs o� other orga�izblklns other pests aa .tht mosquito, pink 28 21 1:i ACRES -NEAR ALFRED:-10 pinw s ! Crosis "11rdwar 3· -1 c tfoli, The Daily �ntinc-t bol !Worm, codling moth, corn ear_______ Acre!! tillable. Balance pasture ;_�� H A Y AND STRAW : Turn rlght -at COLUMBUS _ Work is under whose primary purpose 1s home _ _ :�:� f+:Jlp worm, sugar cane stalk borer, to_ BUSl DRA G N im E rovement. G eep community and , G I _ 'f - K Kelroy Rt. No 7, second house, p � SS_ __ ____ G ood building site $ 1 .000. 00. way on the tent camping area :ll _ budwornl, iheep blowfly bacco th bus er service offtl' the edu· yo� .i w1� Joe Fields, Phone Wy,2-5110. A. L. A erton Burr Oak Sl.ite Park, Morsan and The program sounds very (8) AUTO SALES SPRINGTIME IS the TJme to Sell and l tsetse · ad�er by tising regularly m tho: 4-H tc Il l . 3, Coolville, Ohio Athens Counties, according to Don cational and Interesting. For in LuSabre 4 your " Don't Needs" for cash •59-BUICR vff. n.1. Low Month• Phone 965-2443 L. Sheldon. supervisor of develolJ- stance, One of the speakers for an The frult Ries &NI sterilized In door hard top. Power steering. u�e low cost Sent !D(' l ClassJ- (9a ) SUPPLIE S y ra es o�te: to reguI ar us- Coolville, Ohio ment section' Ohio Division of ruisembly program i■ Dr. Roy C. Hawaii and then airlifted t<t fied Ad for quick, profitable re• 1 ---70-cc-cc==-,,,--One local ownt>r. Turbine drive. ers of das.sified ads, Phone WyBuck. Professr Of Rlll'al Sociol• Guam, wh� they are taken lo 3-28-lp Parks. U IS IPl!lCLU.I Ve1>y rlran Rliieltnar's, Porn• ■ulta . Phone Wy-2-2156, 3-28-6t 2-21 sma,ll l!1and being used 56 ---3 28« Contracts ll"ave been let to build ogy , from the Pennsylvania Sta� Rota, a --17 Men:ary fl IL P. MtS.Oli uoy 4 1 &tc SINGER SEWING MACHINE, Merev, 1t P. --• a water systen, including a stana• University, . Univeflility Park, Pa. as the test -erea. -=:..-=-::.. _ _ _____ A E COND R FRIGITIONING, IR N IIH t Out blond en:lll'J' R console P model excellent in . fi M . Good Clea• Uted '::an pipe. Water will come from the Dr. Buck 1s 8 former president Between Nov, 26, 1960, and E R.RATION Jack' service. OTORS LITAN s METR f> <'Olldition with guarante Equip PO , O M filtrotion plant operated there b y of t�e . American C.Ountry Life As- March s, 1,1, 11.582,000 sterile AU Mabt ud Mod•I• 10 ped frl erat T moke M Daven. n New ton. rn laNtel Mala UI g buttonho.les, PholNI da , soc1ation. Another out-of-.state fruit Dies ... JS, 158,000 aterile P E , om eJ METROPOLI AN M OTORS . -U.d DUPLEX - 5 rooms with shower the Ohio Division of Water, while . . lfYl-11'11 J TU !537 palch, 6 mon r m ,any .. othand n o"� fCIO.IOI E a.. M■la 8'. the standpipe will be In the camp- speaker 18 D r. Edward V - Pope . melon flles , were releaaed on --g11 on heating bath --each and 1 --8 Pr lhing.s, Tak" over balanCf' Specialist in Child DevelopmenL Rota. Christeri:aon didn't say wha, 1-20-tfc - P��ere,, Ohle Ing area east of the dam. DON'T PUMP YOUR Sluggish side, basement and new gasdae only $52.45 with ea■y tenn5 II and Human Relation�, of t� �ed- counted but it must have ' Roads are to be constructed, 61 BUICK - Dis<'ount $566, Lafired hot water heaters on each arranged. Wil l accept trade or ( 1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY septic tank. Get Klean-Em•AII job. 8 quite 'WashmgService, Extension era! been Sabre, 2 door hnrdtop. Officlsl's di!iC'OUnt for t"aNh Phone WV 2side. A minlmum ren t.al of $30.· sewage disposal plant built and Septic Tank Cle.oner, OhJo Val· D, C. . .He_ will also teach A NEED ER l A Car BE Us ed It is believed that the island now 'IT ? car. PawPr Steering and brakes, 2204. ley P umbing, Pomeroy. Ohio, 00 on eat"h side should be ex • one wash house and two latrlm;� �� 3 31 etf wsses OD Atittudes and Values has eoou"" barren 1-1-ants to c Whalever Bicycle'!' A Home? with . Dush type toilets installed radio and hrnter . White wall ________ _ --..,. . , . . ., ! 2 3(1tp peeled, M lddleport I ocat ·10n. T0___.1 == .1 11_ tLThe wash house will have showers in Fami1y 1mng. .... U InfOmtl• outnumber the productive natJve1 lil'l's. Blllf!ttn.ir · s. Pomt>rny . ne ,._, , a Sentinel Cleaslfled · $3000 00 t;tbt,rfeld ' ■ lo Pomeroyl t -�� =-cc,c-c-c�� tioo from lhi.!I cl&'ls will},e close- by about 10 to 1. Thia ratio Mou will prov ide it. Try for )'ourael( . JOOO ld Sale! U llf'd Tele, ls km Set• 4 I 61r GALLON WATER TANK. BU:u���N _ �room frame (l and clothes laundering facilltiit'I y relat� to t he le�son .�vel ?p- insure that a larger number of re Rate low. high Results are a a be e will There bout g, campI. � 50 inch Screen Will haul i Crosley for public-. Maho Contact. Hi bedrooms with furnace heating 1 95 llEL Alll CII EVHOI.ET only tl 5" mg Desirable Athludes wh1�h fruit flies w W be frultle!s. o ny conwle. Sale price $29.00. Call Wy-2-2 156, and ask for AdBob Pickett, Pomeroy , lo all rooms, basement w I t h s es developed under this pha 27,tm miles 2 tone . fine i;hape. 3·28-6t 2. 21 inch Screen Wesllnghouse taker. the program covered by out will _ be atudied in Mason Countv commode and shower. 5-acre J.28-30lc No. 350 dur�g November. Dr. Ernest J. t·orool_e. In t!xcellmt condition WANTED 1953 F-20 lot wllh garage on Stale Route standing contracts. The seeoml REO HUB. -----------· 1949 l'IIEVHOLET DIJ M P Trt1('k . Squirrel Nesiua, Dean of the College of Ag �ale �rice -: $09.00. l!:nryone '• Happier? 12◄ West. $4000.00 Can be bought phase, which will be started whe!> Phone Steven Eblin, Phone Wy• Good TirPt. <:ood l'Onditim1 On· rlcultu�, Forestry a� H o m e Bag Checks Analyzed l 21 i,wh Philco Mahogany Con• 2-2272· with fumitllre, and owr:i,er may money is available, will add 4·4-3tc You are - DO shirts to do. Iv 9.tm miles. Sule or Tr11de. COLUMBUS - Ohio hwitert Econom1 !!Ole - working perftclly. Sale l!s at West V1rginla Uniour husba114 1, _ no creases, carry aome finanC'mg with a about 30 campsites. Long range B. M CooPf>r, l.angsvillf'. O. llled ahnost a s many squirrel■ BA LED HAY AND CORN. Would Y star versity, s lc be will Price $00.00. anothe as r embly j ched ust right. plans call for further developtr t 1 nd Sh•:U.748 4-ntp per hour of hunting In 1960 a.a io have lo trade for new or used We are _ happy I 24 Inch Screen R C.A. Deluxe ments for ,:ampera in addition 10 speaker. to blow we have ; C �C�R R l!:ALTOR TV Se a P C1! miture. l. 194. f S and Furnitu le u o ri re, 00. wenty diUerent ft fl '50 G\tc'" i:;;-ton - $800. -Pkkup. classes will be 1959, according to the results of T so many satisfied rwtome rs. these twe phases. Pi-lONE WY2-�· BOX 229 2 . t Ohio. Rutland, Tn R.C.A. Screen lneh 1 4-◄-3tc offered from which each leader the latest bunter bag chea!: at v·� Oeluxe model - ull <'hromC' Robtn■an'• Lauodry 1111d Dryo ( -4:Stc l Completion date f r the present may J!ood condition Maho'!:uny fin• grlll,. Blat>tlnar'Ji, Pomeroy. select three to be attended analyzed �y Kabler Martinllln. tn, elt-anlai WY t--5U8 =-=-=c-ccc--c---.,...--- contracts is September 15. The O 4 v�tory biol�gls_t for the OhJa DJ, I F R ish. $5 Sple .00. 4 I 61£' 9 Robin.on ' • Tri-Lu■lft Cle anert FOR SALE - � room house, 1e- area will be ready for C8mpef'c; each of four days, Some of the . on of WildJife Game InftfltJ. 6' 17 Inch size R C. A. Victor APA TMENTS - l"urn visi R tlhed Md f l Ne cently remodeled. double gar- by the 1ti1:rt of the 1962 season , claases are . "Civil Defense and . '(ii PONTIAC - lliseount $300. gahons , · r,1nsolf' Model Sale prire "' _ _,.___ ,..-... McM• a ge, I arge Jot. Reasona ble. COP- Sheldon reported uuw 11111,�-a. Middle· you, . ' ' Wesl Virginia Cilhem, ......... Tempe�,. 4 door Rlatlon waF:on. · a On regional bMlll, Wildlife o u r Responsibility •• "Fam i ly tact Lawrence Napper, 1745 w.t Complele line of spring bedding port. � wYl-2811 Offkial's <'M Tempr.l'il Torque And m · tri'cts I and 2• northwestera ' ony, many otht-r�. - Selttt ��---- -----is •· o d Pomerov. , Roo Cndter " Service." h µlants. "Telegra Meals, " Selec tion and ea- ..f lransmiRsion. p deluxe lnlPrior. "NE FIVE ROOM APARTMEN1'1 yours now - F'inanrinl! ran be O " and northeentra] Ohio, recpeetlve.,,... ,. "" .., """" rrands Florist, Wy 2·2644 Small Appliances,'" and •"' hf'atn Rl.1t'1tnar's, Pomeroy . many wltb bath. Phou W1' ..,._ "' i ,irrRnl?l'd. ly, enjoyed better bunllng than bl and others. 4 I 6lC" tt. l'J.tfe ieveniD:111 WY J.3311. Elberfeld'• In Pnfflf'roJ 1 Diatrlct 4, hilt. Wildlife . SALE ; STORE withs atol'Shumway Greenhouses, Class sessions for both moru1t1g 959: southeaatem Ohio, hK poorer � --- - HOUSE., & ROOMS AND BATH. WY 2-41933 age rooms and 6 rooms and an d a fternoon is11 _, ould be verv in• l • 1 hunting In JM• � 75 aq, yd. used green all wool 5quu-re · . """• and aucNear Ma• ColHt., 4 1 30tc bath over store. Wlll socr1•� lNI' teresting and valuable. It wiU bP. r , NECCH 1 AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG r arpellng. $75.00. Call WY 2_ IOII ema Jn es the inder r of the late Brk:1� eau ard Cecll. ,-�---·- ----- for $9,500. Moving to Chicago ,.,_,._ � hard decision for those et WnlSewing Mnchinf'. Origlnnlly 5141. BOOut the same for .!lbotb was 4 t 6k or WY..taMAny i 1 houae ocup to 6 rooms treated Call Sp. 3-5948, Clifton, W. Va. 1 1 tf mg to choose just three classe.s years. 10ld for over �- Make� butI 5 ft . CUTTER_ Boat, 70 l ' P M ero•"t Any $50. TERIMTES. for ✓ -�lHOtl" they WI'sh to atiead· tonholl"1 and dOP!I fanty desi,,.., 'Mils informatk,n, available tor uotJSEAND room ' •�-· eury and 1ra1lf'r. Use! t season EIGHT ROOM """'8led or roarheP:, etc· · ________ ___ wo,'Ii without attachment, . P11y ¥Yers w o J h Le-• lo p a an t t oeven -- house One s • roo e d 1; an eight-year period. show, that B\" WANDA R. STEMPLE $1375 · Ph · WY :Z•:1938'1' -.i $1. INSURED. GUARANTEED. FOR SALE : 4 ROOM HOUSE : ,.....,.., off tialance of $116.00 or S2 per shoold notify apartment. A. N. Bengel, Ph. tne by April ti, 1961. northeastern Ohio has had the bath, water, elec-triclty and gas ! Home Demtutralioa Agni TERMS. This is 8 SPECJAL, 2: 3 tfc week. Phone WV 2·2204 WY W do hope to e have a nice p� poores re t squirrel lumthig during 31,, ACRE.ii GHOUNO good 5 room GET - ACQUAJN'J'ED PRE-SE/ 1 ClreulaUng gas beater. Electrtr : COMING EVENTS : 2..mt. 3 31 tc sentallon from Mason County. lhis period. Best hunting auccesa 1 A t ater. h water Hot hou� with bou ! _ _ h ardwood 3 ROOM FURNISHED HOME. lhnl la: nr' -1 -, i Jn edl _ 6 Apr!: hntl'I . Rhobbendron Tre SON offer, a t He is re o rule for buying that for lhe eight years was found tn MlDGET RJt.CEI! AND THAIL .. R Hoors, ba �ment, fo rnact , eel- Television included . Inquire the Aame busineu nearly J -3 Jf ' Ac�. Route No. 33, Browntown 1 Club will meet at 2: : to p.m. at thi? · for aalf. Good shape RrR!:On- lar and two good water cea. _ C liff's Shoe Repalr. 4 1 6tc a century. TOPS . ALL TEll•j Call WY 2-:1275. 3-28-Gta, club house. Mrs. Davld Roush an.i · womeu usually remember when southern and western Ohlo. buying hose but men forget when 'lbe �port also revea1ed that on ablf'. PhoM SH 2-474'.I. Al� one lot with 24 x SO base- 1 MITE CONTROL. Mrs. R . C. ----• · · ·- Mr�. Clemit White will be hostes:i-GROUND FLOOR apartment.-S buying 80Cks - yet lt Is important state--w1de basis, four gray equtr-, 3 31 �-(' menl ready lo build on and maStory, I l l Union Avenue. Phone ! es . M n. Aubrey Newell and rooms b8 th basement , ha rdrels were killed for every five ' ' WY 2-2498. 9 1 1 30tc ueAL NOTICI -. in both caaea. Purchaae two 2N ALLJS . CHALMERS Tr;l('tors ,.,rial to build with . Pr tced to wood noon. Mrs. Robert P. Di·• •· •-• • il l be L. Younplown ltitch• � •• h f f . , NI h c ad I tt soulheastern ,_,_ -- -- pairs o f the .same color and th,m ox .&qu•nl;':1111, ..,... Ol· rv Wood • Svraruse, Mid equlpmf'nt. 1956 F11rmall '.II . •·· - - l re.i:e!c• i. '1ro �.;;• "� ;•.._PW�. esses to the Haven Homemakers en. 1262 Powell St. , Mkktleport. Ohio, almost S'ti gray squlrrela . Ohio. CiflM w WY Phont> n v one 11,i., wen !Nt er1<1re,or1, 2wear A Wffll tr1 PLOWED ou GARDENS t you will still ..,_ be , he . - p.m. .,..ul-t. Cub -, · .,.,_,. Call SH l-4110t Phone Wy.J.. 3200. 4-t·6t<' I tonal urvtt• un1K11 bit itbtutr.ed ( A 1 p: mru'ng •t , . ._ n are taken for each fax "'t� _,1rrel• 1n 0 A h ave an undatnag rave tes t 00 :'I Y R c G ned pair, �=�=�- --I Tractor. na A'l:'�so 111 m 1n tll• tt,u at Ohlo, and hf'- April 11 _ The Count Council 4 I 31cY we.!lem Ohio lox squirrel, are · c. nt Rlfflanl A-le lti 1ddn■o1 .. pre co -4070 NICE · room 6 MODERN 3 For house. --<r rrn SH2 ntact able. Call 8 delicious dessert . mII tWO - KIRBY ---- -' or U PR ffi HT-VA, vvnm RMltr Sttlll No. AFlll8lffl'r, .,,,.. Meeting will be held in the Agr -•-n l bY a 1ve or ......, bedrooms w1'th hardwood !loors. EImer FinI aw . Harrisonville. rt.s whole cranberry aauce with most 1m-.. 3'33 .c. N. It. No, 1. K-a..r Ah' rultura 'E ion ll c-e � ... pa Cleaner In A•t Condition. Guarxte l O i . a-. auo.1. 111a11�•1pp1, •Ill one t rat rolJt io. op tu• 11i,t1"' tb•t on ti.. 1a1t1. 97 M 4 1 one ruort anteed. Complete with full ..t Large cloaet1. Good b-11aement . 30 pnsm All club """5W" 1111..-i:. and just .,,. plneapple l"'·., m n g at 1 _ pf'Mi_ _____ ,n,__ • · · 1 Nardi, 1N1, u., uNfl'IQn,t1 f't lal den .....a· enough peppetmhit extract . of household cleaning • attach- with P• furnace. Garaai:e. :,oould ==-c===-===-� to h■r .-tlUan a1a1111 bi• 111 u.. r.ourt N!'(lr'M!:Dlalives are uttb� WHALE WAX i hou ld� WITII THOSE TO I o ·" , R H be , M111:k, W o I e aet>n. sea, we ot C•mmo11 P1..., 11etn c°"a..;, ed me-nt& lnc:ludlng poUsher. AYaU. the taste Po "splt'e" i t a waxy rub&tince o:a ob� c�: 4-4..Stp woukl like to modemlze y o u r ��C.:,mNv. :1 ; � able to party who cnn aasume Drive, Pomeroy. tray freer.e, end e ::: the "1we. 0nte s 11 � �:" � am <.t.UB ....,. horne t Moat Hou,es over 15 ..d•r o■ U.• 1rouadtl or o-. the balance 1311.25 or pay- , 4 ROOMS· AND BATH On Hyse1) � led ol 411t,. and hlr•ti... 111r■,1a.a Mrs. Adri&n La.they and Mr.s. sherbet dishes• topped with whiP· lied to make candles It, chief, years .oId h ave Jn�uale and tor wltodJ, of clilldrn. wp�rt tor Li mt>n1s o f 16.00 P"r month. ,-11, 1 Run Ro4td. Call Sh-2:..S S :l L..-'"----- t 6-ea ped cream ood a few tugared UMge now ls fn the • l l . 4-4- tp euIo Roush were •-� o . lfH CIINno11t p1au1utt tM ellU!Srro .aw lhti turtt.preparatloa wir l'Olll $ll _ ing tunes ___ WY __ e d soma . _ 2-ZZM. __ __ _ 3l 91:c ,. h cranbernes. .a Blu· ,i� Ill • �v.,, .,.,., of ointments cosmetlca A a . -, s and l Homemaker ncbe ub H tbe t:! .t, We can modlmlu your boo. n,i!u"•• Cl■-n In'"• r ( 1 7) HELP 4 Good reconditiooed upri)tht plh M arc OIi �Ulto oi chlldJ'fll th• tor rt 16, INl. flnllll, y.,.,. ff a,,uipo -----------l. ,. , eo5 -•lu k,w t· t., u. tha ti.tun. th.t Ill• " · - ■\ ••-11 nnw.• ..---· -- ..... .....s anos : 1 old fashioned orpn: WANT TO MAKE 1211 or more per ti Ide, 1'1r,1, &liow L,1 (I" THE BEST PLACE TO BUY ........,resldent , M rs. Harry �r ,..1....,, N � llouMllold rood,,, ul4 '"' ..-.,,.,, heitkl', l Service lectrica Metg, E wi' th benrl."fl. I brand rww :pin- day In pleasant c:lty or rural olbtr Pl'OPV ttlillf. Saki �u• wlD Stouts, called the meeting to or• ANY CAR,. NEW OR USliD IS f-f..3lc be for M■riftl' on or attn tb■ :.tb, .._ Th . . et piano, cherry finbih · N o ret• route worl:"· Can use man o r ._ WY·1·5'20, e �r group 1111 JOined . a April, in ,;,f the y readO :-· ===;;:-===--:c--.,...-= •ble I roful<d: Fn,e _,,. man part or full time. R. SPOUTING, ROOF Repe�' Sheol I the • , The topic of the leuon w Furmture, Rut- Helltad, 7350 Marfff. St., Young- meta) Work. n.e Powers Com· Crow. Crow •n4 Porter, Altom.,,, The devotionala were led 8000 MUe or e Month Warranty by ' llnd, Ohio. Phone SH :MllL Phene WY-2-Mn .,. WY-24507 town, Ohio. i 1 3tp pa!Q', Wy-2-2301, ...._30tc � Mf......... 11, ll. 15, n Mrs, &ly 'I'bcwnpsoll and the t,oup ·� 1 -:" . PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 I' Farm News �:- i' • 1;1 l l ln.. \\'I .. r \ n • l 1 d .. ,., ,� l11<n 11.1lt1tnlll \\ \",/ 1 1 .\. l , TU:\ • ll ' I lli ,nk of <.1 lotn1l· t>n,·r g� I tl'nd tu I i!mk ut 11 m IPrnh uf n1ush. 1 uur11 (·:uud�. r,1d1oav l 1 l l' l;,i)lou! J11 , ! 111h1:1· drt>adfu! �ymhol� :-..,Jdum hc1ve I thought ol 11 in !t>rrn� ut !ht! sex Iii;, ol <.1 L l'O;l1tal fnul fl) . wh 1eh ::,how� l h ,11 I Ii , 1 e tJl'\'r\ rrn""!UJ.! :1 I,ol [ uic ' J r. ' t k riov,· l'llilt'lly h(1W mud, l h.id bticn mis.sing until I rt!ad over some of the lest 1IT'ony given a t reet'lll hearmgs bY 1 he Joint _ongre_ss ion al Atomic· E n e r g Y Co mmittee. I -------�-- l t 1d,1Y ._, n, j �.. t rn d ," 1" 1 {)11 ' . j•l.1lt �LIil! I� l\e:-,,l.i\11 . 111 ( '.! 1 1 Moeller Went Mason On Reconl For Area Aid Bill Tl1c J,i�l1tcr Side· .,.. .-... , ., "''"'"" ,,. . , ... "'"'" ' · A t 1· f1' us ra 1a elds Two O f Ni ne Space Contact Points FOR SALE !'on h �ha dt-- \'!"ni:. t i ,in ! . , , ,,1. < loi h , ,1 1 1 1 1 1;:- ,md J 1l,i I · I 1 FOR CONSISTEN T DEPENDABL E RESULTS RATES t c-ent& pt'r •on:1 . uot mseruun M inimum charJe---e0 tents 6 cent$ per word lor three coosecuuve lnserbon1 Spec1a l �nl" month to, :iO �nt, per word. FuJ.J nle of t, Ct!nU per wuro wLLI De char�ed lor ad­ vertising tJ not pa i d w1Lhin 10 days after rece1v1ng Dill Ertors in Advert1.s 111 • -Should be repurted 1mmM1ately. fh11 Ua!IJ Saollnt'I w1I1 nut be reslk,Jns1ble for mure lhao ofle mcorrt'cl in;.eruun .._ ... J of Thank!, Jnd Spena! Nolit·e� ur J>:�t' 11b . :)J l5 , (or 50 word mu11m11 111 L:.C'h add J t iuna l word, l e· Obituaries pubhsbed ti l cenl per wur d 1 M O, 6 DAYS 3 DAYS l DAY WORDS $4 50 S t .35 90c 60c: 15 $6.00 S I 80 � I .20 60c 20 $7 50 52.25 51 50 75c 25 ,. (9) r nr,t , I , ooe of theN chamk:all wW flv. .UA.l.&D'' &VT NOT .IGNJW 1 ' 1 ' , I I .., you full 1eaaon weed control. P'or Kine John did not ■Ip the further Information on weed C(IO, famoua Magna Carta al flunnf. trol In t0rn write , call. or pboa. rnede . ' but ll •• . auIN· .. No for I.he Welt Virginia UIUVanlly iJ wrltlnt ol an, kind E xpertmenl 81.aOm, BulletJn on llipatul'I or Weed Control. Th11 bulletin may by Kinl John'• hand II ntant MASON _ Listed below are Ulll be obtained free at the M a ■ o n and Jt ll doubtful whether he 1981 hybrid corn varletiea f O r County Ag«il'i aUice. I COLM wrile. Congressman Walter H. M oel• Muon c.:owuy. There 1re two Jilta j ler, Reptt�11th't of Ohio '• 10th ooe for llti' Ide• 750 leet or tuih­ CongreBl!llonal Diatnct, Thunday er and altltudu below 760 feet. IARNEY GOQGLE •nd SNUFFY SMITH volcad hll stPOJII 1upport ror the To &Jve yau an klea of whal your ' altitude might the at be, altitude rea dep,-ted Adminlstrat'®. 1 a MONDAY TIIROIJGB nJDA.T l: U C.W,l>J Top Tee :ltlglllatlon. Ttw .rnea■UN pused the Cour.huuae ii 5fi feet above . 'IE NEEDN'T BE. !! e,a COW>l>J Top Teo 15 30 8 . On the Rouse later In the day, bl to ,ea level. 50 DAD6URN DID, SHORE 'IE 7:(ID Bro>!... Party wttb God _ -· LOWEE1.Y 167. VARIETlES Jl'OR ABOVE ?IIO t . 1.6 Coun try Jamnoree 7: :tl !:J-t.mt'ed We1tha In • sl.atem@nt prepared for de- feet, Early maturlnl, W• Va B I ; !& 7:,0 Brukl... Party Time livery during the Houae debates, 25, lowa 41»8, lowa .s?6, Ohio W 1;11 'lllo Wtrld l1tls Mon!1nc I: 11 Countr, Jamboree Congreasman Moehler declared "5 . Ohio W &t. {Nftrll 7 : 00 Brealdut Party t�at _severi out of the eight coun• _ p..., Medium Maturing. v■ M, 7 : 11 gfflLded We■lblr tle.s ID the 10th Oi■tricl are cur- Ohio t 38, Ohio C 54, VPI Gil, N..., T· 30 Pk:km1 Show Broaltl... P...,. renUy c1... met1 by the Late Maturtni - US 13, Ohio 1; 50 Sohlo Non Report 10: ment _of Labor � a:reaa of •· C 47, N. J 8, N. J t, AU 8. 1:CIO Brukfut Party 11:00 -·· Top Tio slantlal_ .and pemstent unemploy• FOR ALTITUDEI BELOW 111 1 . 16 Tbr •add 11111 Moraiq 11::tl ment. Mr Moeller cited t�il claa- feet, Early Maturing, W , Va 78(Q • (New■) 11:IIO N- aiflc.ation u evldence that l h e Ohio C 38, Ohio C 54. VPI Cl. IO l: Breakfu': Pa:rtJ . . ll· U . 10th 'l' ,trict. had "a real need . Med ium Maturmg, US lS, Ohio 1: 00 Horlllnl lhdlta.Uau 11::tl pme 11t " nt for federal area rede lo AES '°" C 11 • N. J I, N . J J:U Nm l'louut Pl. Calltq II 10· • NI Istance• Tbe counU91 � their · Late Maturino Kentucky 10&. " 1:3' Plan. Parl)' Shop �war 00 : 11 ' current r■tea of unemphlyment � VER:i ." . FIVE POINTS FOR INCR.BAI- 11: U CuuntrJ lloe Down 2$ Nna 1: are as (olJowa: Hocldna. Athena WE SI-EPr I:» Plen,, Party 11:11 rartt1 Bure&u Show and Vinton counUea: 10,2 per cent, lq: cora ylelb: TILL NOCN ­ 1:25 N.... AEMEM6ER.? n d ..nn , Roi Country 80 : U recomme the of one Plant I. 15.2 co1D1tie1: Meip and allia G 1:,0 Platter Parl)' per cent, Jackson coun,y: 9 per ed hybrids listed above. 11: 46 Fann Time Newa Roundup ctnt and Lawrence 1.-·ounty: 1& per 2:. Plpt only when tbe aoU Ill 11:SJ' Mid-Day Dow JODI■ ••· 1:00 Pb.tteP P...t)r cent. erag• warm enough so that the "8ed 8lp OIi Noting that bll Dlltrict wu pre- aerminates quickly. 11:00 NOOD News SUNDAY dom1n■nt1y rural in character, the s Fertlllze well 'Jbe tar : 11 way best OIi Sip l! Gt..s · Conaru,mu ltated, "wt llaod to detennine wh�t your fertilll- 1J 30 Jusl For Vou 1:,0 llaa7 14-lq to benefit lflatly from the •pee- ers needs are ls to have your soil 1 : 11 N.wa 7:41 Qiapal la! proviaionl In the Adminlstra- tesled a1 the Mason County Asrl 1 : 30 Jal l"or You Boclal _, Show • 1:00 1ay It Wttll MIJIIC tlon bill ta uliat economlcally cultural .Extenalon Office. 1:30 .,,., O,urd, ol Ille ... "' depreued rural areas. He cal). : 00 Platter Party S ldll!IMltetl M otll°' 1:00 at 4 IO 4. Plant com thick. Plant Nen ed for defeat of the Republican: 1:30 Local Sunda7 'lllo least 15,000 to 18 ,� plant. p e r t; Bponaored Wldnall �mendment 31 PtaU.er hrty U:tl WllhbJ&taa Beparta to lbe _ acre. Coro 111 42 inch row, with GASOLINI ALLEY 5:CI Nnai Rotmdup , People which would have eliminated "vira Inches between plants In t h e 11:00 Noon Nen · tUJ.lly all aulllance to r u r a I &:OO Sundown s.n..dl row will give about the r I g h t •· 30 SJp off 11: 11 11,e Sean,b a teil •• besides cutting "the over· n�ber of oorn planl.t In fertile IJ:lll AllllJ Bour a&'lt1BDAT au �velopment program by ,oil. l:IIO &:Ill Sip OIi IIIDN! than » per Cffll," 5. Cultivate shallow and only to e: OD 1411 Pricit Sbltw 1:11 N.... Rottndup 1:00 Bunda, Sbn C..O Bill Slater h11 been confined to control weeds. OM a pre-erner- &· 15 Country Tap Ten l'bm l'arm Sign OIi ellbof 8 1praJ gence control weed : 30 his home for several days with a --•-'--------------EJt ne. atrazl her er limar:lne or aevere case of tonallitls. O J K Z K .a. em- ..D Z IC lil D M G N A B K B Z I IC C R Z U ll: A Ci J N A B I l' It D G J - I II If A O II Z A K . • o J D A y,......,.. o,,__ , HOPII lB A OOOD _.YT, BUT ff lll A BAD I�, .. ... Dll ,....... ln.._. lal.> •=• - 1:05 W.-ld 1: lt - 1:a 1111D OII _., °" •, . T:GO 7:41 l:tltl l:OI CURLY Baulo,or,I lllp llllcol a..i, U- IJ!lll... Oldo VIIIIJ Oldo - t: 10 I: II ,,., 1:111 Spolu 'l'IJdey Wc.-ld Nowa Mulle■I <1Dclt Local N.... ldllllcal Clook Timi ,,. Soq . •=• llbowon 11:00 llfall School BIi p....,. 10:1111 World NOWI U:00 Blab School BIi Porada 1:00 lltol'J oe a_, 11,,0 11:11 ll:111 11:00 12:05 11: 18 U: II L,plallvo lleYlow World Nan Wllltw lloellor Local Now J Noon News Oblo N0tn W. Va. Fann Future TO THE TREE SURGEON WHERE ARE YOU GOING WITH YOUR TREE ? 11,., Bullello J!olld N... 0 GNIII 11: 11:• BW F....0 lbnt ■ 11:S Wodtl Show . 1:00 BID 1:31 AIIIIJ Tlml r...n l:IIO Dleofnl WIii Doll ,, . Rolllq l:IO llatmdly N- •- NANCY I FIGURE HE'LL CHARGE LESS FOR AN OFFICE CALL • DICK TRACY ,. " ' -· ..., c· ,.. ,-. --;_ -.--;-.--.----;:;;;;;:.- ' . .. ''" . ' ly CHESTU GOULD 1• • I1 , • • • , .; ,.; • lbnmarJ 8:11 !lllllc■ie 8:00 sumat -"'11 ,,. Sip OIi l:S Sip Oo t: U World New■ 1:30 a.u.b ol Qirl,t 1:11 11,JDD r.r &r6il t:00 Cbarob al Clad ll'Utl 1'11111111 adldlm'o I: 11: • Ulel... ■ a.. Bl&bDaftla 11,a n. u,a - t1 1mo1 u,. .... u,• .,_ _ 11:11 llnolo Jim md Illa 11:lt '1111 lplttottpll Blllr 11:• - 1: • a.n!I al God t(llQJp>llit) 1:30 Qoopal l: <ld l'olb 1,a AD Elodl Of llr 8mtdQ p.m. 1, l: LITILI ORPHAN ANNII """"""" ... lr lWlCILD &IIAI ■ ■■--- ,,• ..., _ lwn"'1 1,11 .... -. ,_.., ••• • oa i,;,_ ..... ::; :.::.:..i A' .. .... ,,. ol ,. Ill md L C. liltl .,. --,; ....... - -- � �• · ... .... .. . • -· ... _,.# • _. .• -· .• • • • ,r•�• "' ._ ·' • • .. . .........,_ . .....--♦• � � � - A _,.. - · .,. � - . � . .. � ... .. ... ,. .,> ,. 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'> · · �-.i·.·.::_·. ..---- ,� f" p 1 A i:t/! ;,;s��;�:u�d�;;�:�;!� u ssed 1 o 1: t. l Apri rt �p :!::�: �:::� - : :=���: � d w ,rogr(lm nnounceu with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. _-_ The S.:-ss,un of th.- F ,r�t UmlP" tht' S(:tuto Pre.;;byt@'ry .Slt-warrl -· Patrick Lol'hary tmd Mr. imd f or If' Pdnesday Ei,11 < ' hurd,, �l1ddl1:- !.hq.1 i' rumotion Coundl 11 e \ 1 Pi t'sli}tt>1·1.in Tht> Amateur Gardeneni Clulli p I Mrs . Lt!O Story. µt,r"t rn t'I Murltl,n ..Vt'lllll� .... 1th month 111 .\kArthur. Su�riritenJ _ omeroy M �,, a Hea ' "d M iss S,e M,. am! M I'S. J ames Lodu"y w !U meet Wed""'"1sy oveninl al ( - ',: \; , 1 h, modernlm . 11. - . llowa1 d H»p . "" H ><·ha,d V a ,,i,'" was , 1 ,,, , u _'� f r1, Brur:e I \\ i_s lt' r slu_dent� al Columbus and family or Bloomington, Ind. 8 Mt I.he hullH! u M ,�. i µ.- lt . upt<n1ng t ht> 111••t>l111g w I t " n;imt-d tu attend ll ,c Wur bhup o( f• ' Bu Mr1. with EIYIDP' Lloyd Norman s l f tl lt' .!i ll l :SII University , spent the ar1! the guesl h is parent , ·••'. . · 1J1:�yt'1· On Ap ril ti at Portsmouth Se " , ' ' ass ng the y a hr lloatell. ll!U e 1 1 .J th kend w!th the former s M c and Mn . Patri<·k Luchar :� I ht> grou1,1 d 1 srns�t'd tht' p rr, . ond 1-'rt-shyterian Chun·h. a Wurlr- t' . 'ol-1.'t' cha,y o Col : · M Mn. Llayd wiU ho" lhe pro, M, Do . He . Mis ,;,. Hele, " Lo , , , , · , ,ml f i� g, ,m '" be p,·,�"'•d oy Ilk > ,,1 ,l�µ Im· Ch,istia, ed acat v,·, w , II P ·t"" 1811 Dean na Watson uf Colum- bus s pent the weekend with her grllDl un ' ·How lo Plan and Plllll 1 mm :,lt' r Foun d a 1 1on uf OL .it !ht- l»- held and those intereslt>d i n � al lo(' al c·hurch on April 16 T h t- d1 ildrt-11 · s work .1:irt' ur�t:'U Lo at · bus spent lhe weekend Wilh ht'r brother and sister-in- l11 w, Mr. t1nd a Hock Garden. " Roll fl l will �an•n!�. \lr. 1:rnd be name a flower »u Mrs. tablt fgr • Leroy Wal. Mrs. Patrick Lochary. l l 1·oup ol s,t ud im!s wt ! l pa r1ir 1 �<1!<" 1 t'��· . . h .. son Ji. an, member■ and Mrs. Char lt'8 Elliott, s o n rock garden, I h St·.1oto Youlh Ra!ly will 111. the IO.� � m. st>nw•· and ;,t . . t' . �. . f'' f ! ! li lit'ld li1 _Ga!J1J)(Jhs oo 1 6th of Aµr i l Vl r�. _M arl 1�1 L�n il!"d, a n d Steven .and daughter Janice 'l{ niquesled IQ bring for exchElll.i• \!.oY� m+o't:'tmg i t � d . l l ers , Bar bara and Caru ! ::u· H ttr.d , W . Va , and Mn. Halph planb or rock.a auitable fQr a ,ffi, · I Mi s. F.. 0 rew bba ry 11,: a � nam tur Semur High gruup,; Al t h I r _<rng} A -�,. ► ,t ; • . · nl _ �elq�a h� Lu a tl:nd .r,he S('iu! o ',m�t' lht' an nual t>IK·lion ur off;. ri_w·d . Monda�· f�r a wreks visit Benoett and ��ughters, Bever)}' ruck sarden. ______ ;1- i tb '1er P �ents. Mr : imd M rs . and J�ck1e v1s11.t-d Sund ay with ti .. . ,.· l-' 1 t'sb} \ t> r y on tht' � rd l t�sd a y 0 1 u� r s wt!� he ht>ld. . , � Mrs. Arnold. C. L. Nu1 man M t t:ttllum, Mmersville . & VISIT HERE }, :. ,.; , 1 h 1., monlh ;ci nd Mr:; . J � H a rlt' \' Atlt'nd m g lht' nwt-lmg Mon d:1r 1 cmi ru d H mi m 1> k�• t'Vt'ning William ey m �ere Mr. 'ft>\,\, p . d '1r ; s . Mrs. Cly de Raint>s and a u• Mr and Mn. AUred Black of a. ! ksba ry l,t: ] w.is n t>d a lter le Mrs. T w ·· - ,j tie nt i:tl the Chillicothe Veterans Lancaster were l daoghtt'1·. K a ren and Penny M�-��ar · _ lt>y, ROCll:'rl Tt" _ v of wksbar . VISJtinf: b e r liarv ;mil Mrs H <1 rley wt'r"' also 1 / ll dmt-J t altt>nd the Wurkshuµ ._,, �1�-" Susan Park, Jami's But·h- E !smert', Ky. and M iss Pe�gy Hospital 15 spend rns • short mother over Euter at her homo Ji . :i�ign , . Lt'land �ruwn . M i s� J,'1me l Finnil'um ul Columbus , . retu rned Easter leave with his family· on Mill-st, Middleport. I Ei lt> wm t' , Lt'w1s �8,,,, � . ' J 1 . , nu�" ,0 th en. . hOlllt'� Sund ay, afte1 Mrs Harolil William Lt-mle':I • . I? t1rlt1;11 11 1\· ruI ers ,._,11t . Lyous, ..ludsun Whitt' I St'"II a11d H.e v. 1 spendin g several d a,·s with M '.· w,iu " -- h as · u=n "·~ l'Onf'in~ ...1 to her I ,-,11 c 11(IIIY At /)i ,-111t1r Hu�pt'll ! a, nd Mrs. J-h.1ymund Kridc,I' of home, Liberty Lane Ly Ulne11s Mr a nd .M rs. H,iymunrl Kridt· r· 1 Syninise -______ IIie past week, remains quite ill . I Mi l:'n!t"1tai11t>d wi1h a dm ner i,;a-;t- • I Rt' V . William Voris waa tbe a11d Mr!,;. I Carl Kelly o ,'; l t'PIS Co nli n u.i n g , t>r ,c1 1 tht>u hu m.- m Syra rn.'>t' . /:ol umbus spt>nt the wet>kend Easler Sund ay d inner gUl!sl 0;. Gu<"s1s wci -t> Mr. and M i·,;_ A s E' uan ge lis t "' 1th Mi 1:1nd Mr l!i. H ayrnon1 J Mr. 1:1nd Mrs. Karl Grut"ser and Clyde Ra mt's 1md daugh tt"rs, i fiev 1val serV ll'es 1:11 the Syra • i K • son. Minersville. d wit l-i n t't K<il't'll and f--'t>nn_v, Ebmt't t', Kv , rn se Naze1·t-nt' <:huah Mr. al\d Mrs Marvin Krider .-,t Mrs. Glady1 Cu<:kler spent Sun­ • Mr a11d M i s t'w I Kl'IJ} <1 nd M t�r; Dean Sh.,.t'ls l:ll!i evangelist, will l Columb�s, spent Saturd ay aftt'r• d ay with Mr. and Mrs. Tracy l'l'gg} Jo'mmeum ot Columbus . cont m ue t'..t(·h t'Vtming llus wn•I' noon \\o lth Mr. and Mrs. Kay- Whaley. . : Mr. arid Mrs J::lsworth Dill and al 7 :JO mond Krider . · tY 8aer and 'l'hey also callt'd I Mr. and M rs. Chns at the l Li&btwelfbt American woolens are the fabrics used for these spring costume 8 Wool d<1 oghler. Co11n 1e. (' hes tel ' Ho.i•.l · ' F.,.i �1 l' r· was ob�erved , . Su nday alle, noon. · · ' I Mi s. William r·JSher w@1e .. fft.r.la(le t) m1ke11 a dres11y llttJe !>Ult wllb aekd stopping just below the waistUn� Trim M 1 · a. nd Mr�. Bl'rnt·sl Brut·h '•h ur ., ,1 <-=gmnm g \\o'llh a sun ri,e . Sun· , . Mr · and M rs . H.obeI't Larkins 1 day dinner guests of H • check jrlgbt) bas wide reven auJ Its 41wn matching blouse. Mr and : d;iugfi l t>r l<�li.-:abe-th and son, 0e1.. . ., servl\t'. Tlit> attt>mfonrt> (II Suri· 0 n g Bottom l'e Sat urday , Mrs. Hiram Fisher. I i ut'rt . .l!:nlt'rprilt' ; im d Ml' and d ay Sdrnol was l77 and a ) urge o\el�oon u s Wf' I g est f Mr an! ur Mrs rn ' alte l' m( S tht' m al vl nm� t' I k <' Mr an,d Mrs Robert E. Gal'd· I M i s J ohn Kridt-r and daught r ' Raymond Knde1 ner of Columbus spent Friday 1'1( e Of ft>i m g s taken at Sun<hiy Alt'C <! loe1ta of Long Bottum Gravely, Mrs V A. Casto Heavy duty alee1, beauurun, i th S !>ul an d lhf' m i ssiuns Wt>r-• w,th he,· ...,�nt,. M1. aod Mes • Q er Qme reSI '"d ch,Jdn,n , Ma,y Ann and John ,o,� The S"nday Sch embossed with l floral leaf . • thP ' , • 00 I won Phil Williamson · d •1 an s r B . F Gravdy of L>un1 , U I l l nd iml'l' eonlest with Ne l son. I l t> i r , , tl-i !\<I and Mrs Phil Wilhamso'l d esien. Rolled edgea (over Hilt' for Ma r di Durm g the Sun I bal' w Va visi ted Sunday \\o i sptml Sunday in Galh!)Oli!I wlth ' OU Mrs. Ediso n tt..tkl'I w ,, 1·l,·dl'1' 1 1/w nw, · 1 11,� \1 1 ' I 't 1 11 B1 <1dl111r�· heavy .11l t>el wire) make theae, dav School hour Mis (: L � ll M l and YJ 1 s .J A F,den lI M r and Mrs. Clarence Bustt'r prl:'i;Jdt'lll ul 1hr H ) I � .. nhor ,J ;1-i.l� 1 hl' ,,1 1 t,n 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 �1 lur �lllic::lllg t M d an Mrs n Do y Daile and a I ult! \\oaS prt'sen;e-d a pot uf '1' boxes extremely 1turdy, Perr�' nd family, M1�sw na 1 y S..!1'11'1 I' u ! tlrl' l\111ldll' ' ,md i.lbu 0µ1· 11 1·d 1 1 11 l'V, lllnt,; II 11'1 , sun Culumbt is w re . e wee . k en d r M i , H 1 d 1 a1d V a u gh,111 M r s 1 . . r , ..,1s I t'1 I l I 1t's uy , Mrs A o Le 1 ----�1 feet for indoor or outdoor port fo'll Sl K.ipl hl d 1 111di ro.l und -1) • 1.in ui g,in 1,-l t'liult> 1 udO/I Js Coun<"il D.iughtei s ot c guests ol tus pa1e • n 1.s, Mr. and , , L Ai m,ld 1 flrllll' Oi1 l 1n!,!1·1 1rn1I i-'-1 1 T<1 ylo1 Tle f · , , 111 mt>mu1y ul ( 1 evenin g at tl1"' , h1 1 1 , Ir 11 1 ,1 rnun1 , r" I <111\ 11-, 1 1' m,uIl' 1 1 1 1ns1,1ll..1 ____ DUI'leys ff0Bt8 For M i s r.verett "' Dailey. use. Embossed drains. Dark u1 l'omt' r u� \\l'J'I' 1 r 1 I n lu mb u'i Amet l( ' il me1 m regu1 ilr session . , I.)i nlt'elmg. M . UTiuiolV ev ...n 1 ng at (he J OO/<' f" 11 I l u,n ul !ht· rn 11lv· t·lt·, lt-d ot1 1 1 ,1•1 vi· I 1>1 1I av on ous 1 1w •s 1 r. l!.lld Mrs Ray E. G ibbs i• I , green rotor. n n e 0ll .. UIKl«�V . , •d ' '� '"•'• '" . P rv,, P Oil'.' 0 II l• ('I S .. 1 ,,,•lf'I 1 1 (If 1 1 I I ,II llit· M . i; 1llt'el 1 1 1g wlw r 1 1/lt' ,111 M ii· rJO t le Wouda1 d , a('t1ng coun Spt>nl the weekend m Culumbu -r,,�' a�� o..,. s -' Mrs Everett Dailey ..11 1 d \11 s .J M r w lohns,011 1 5 Inch BoxOI • • • • , 69c uI nr <,JH·ned the rneet m g 111 1 il11 a1 ; JFWI Jlp/,l ,'-i1u1day ll11 · l1;, , 1I 1 1 11al n1111l1t·r d.111f.! hl1· 1 l,<1ll(jlll'I W1I ' ' ; new .Yt'W' \','l'l't' \I, , with tht>ir daughter and "v m ente1 1am= with a fomi' Iy dmner md 011 uny li ul 11 s s pt-'1 • 1 ': Culum '! � , . ,, rni ! � !� , Jt• tu1 m \Ids •a f{uush 311d F'lor 1 A Spt't Wl Easter Sf'l V l('t" ,.,,;i s law · Mr <111d M r ·s 'h(·k l d w· ,,.ml\ d ti1t' Wl'i'>-,t' !,Owen, 1,;eert>l;t1 v ; \11 ., H,11 ,1 1il !_11 I i , I (! I\Jr Nii eI Y Sunda,,- al their home' Anne -st. 1 1 8 Inch BoxN ' , ,. nd wnh l lw lat,·r � J.1.11 79c � . l' • , 1se. lilt'l'<1!1 11 ·e ,·Jr.,11 11 1 .n 1 . 1\1 1 , , lr ,,i m oi .,: Ll it' J, lll!U"'I , tlli:: m>e G i lmore wt>re ieµo r 1 cu, !ll I 11P !II .S1,11 , ' " ' wi II' • 1 r1.1 1 n, nd lheir gra ., l11y nddauuh•-, -• 1ms• Pre�t wert Mr· an d M rs ' !! ""' auu e\le n 111� at lht' Mol'n r -.I . s 1 lio11 1 m,�t E1 �1 u u , ui 't;\\' 1 UI11 A fltho ny \\h 1 1,, 1 ·,-,,�, 1 ·1 1 ;<1 , \i i , u 11 ,.1 1 \I i • ,,, R·a thhurn r1>mam:- 1 m i: Slat F.UB 1/1u1 t·h which w as I band, Mr and Mrs· Tim Swan Don DatIey and son B J or 24 Inch lox" • • • • ' 89c : •1 •1\1 E' hz.abt>th ' ' ·' 11 1'11 ,1 1 � II'S ,in(l L1rn1ly ' ' ' . l h Alkri e lhrgllf',. same I hf' reµu1 t of the aud i , 1 dt>i nr n 1. ., wit 1l tut tluwerii and , �.10l r. and Mrs. Manon Congdon � ••mun; M r�. vi, r• H ,�.,1 l\l r , h.,lii•I Wuwhl l'IIII .-.... 1 1 b d um u s an Mr. an d Mrs. Gene . 30 Inch Boxo1 • , . $1.lf "·,, ,, r , ( 1 1 a 1 l t>s P 11·�n ' I 0I pai kersb,urg W Va �ere P'es1den I ur 11llbl1:111 l 1 ' ,11n111g ,11i,I ,:,d l\l r s 1\1.ix Ordr i ui l l '�t'I •111� " 1 :.. f ,rn rl so l' · 1 mg <'ummllft> e. w,is l l'ad Uy Della pollI'd v Ian · dm ' · H d ou as e an children Rebech d It · • · -1.• an I <11 ceplt'd Nt>llll' Hayes Tllf' �en1ce ove11ed w1th ,pir i· , ua· l i 1 Ie . ,, 1-� 011t•11 Hr;J T l w 1 ,m lit-i ( 1111 1 11111 1 t ':' TIii• !'t is I l a uon o I l l,nton sJJt'nl 1ht• wet>!-. 1 ,si -.i ."'"" UJe ner guests o( ,1"1. o·-dy o 1 Pomitroy Ca11 '.� and l\1r,• G· T· ca 811 d nan . • 36 Inch BoxOI . • • . $1,39 " I 1 1l 1 I h lt1 w i P, ,d anJ yri<" � 1 . , t · u,, M a· r gal' el 'Se1dPn ,.1b., I W<"rt' c·.i II 1 O worship bv the ' Rev Carleton' Flatwoods·• Easter. cha u man , 11I I 11J11st· pa1 1 y , !\! r ,. <11< lt 1i ill l H• i ii t l i H ";• ,, l l l i !:'rn . the evtining wer e M r. and I 1ng m 42 Inch loxOI . , • . $1 .69 ., name( 1 to vur(·I· e J ft tnt t he l , m is H G l az 1e1 111 ho had for· M r and M rs Raymond Pulllns Mrs oward D ' I 1• ,1 1 1 lori H·uod , 1, ,. p1 . ,·� 1 d"11' .. t mi� ,1111 1 1 1, r oom 'md ,', , -.' , .1 1,., 1..t� m 11 1 I 1f 1 M 1 � K-ith• i·n Pa"ne d H i l 111 , ey <i · . an · chi dre'I ml> l!: S \l r , K u1 1 a ld S l 'l ..1( 1' <1lld L h i r ,.1 IIY on A f-'rl i 12 11 1ons. and :'1-1 1 · � '1',,11�· Frm l, ·1 · 1 , " " "'' ll d , , ur . , t . . lli l' ' i bl i•s a1 l.oga11 /11s St'I mon topic , "Ch1·1sI ' Our ,Ir a nd fam1ly, Thurston were Kevin and Bronwyn 41f Middh: ' • · drn1 . i 1 1 v•·r I Mu111! .iy 1(1 �pend A 1"o nl 1 ihut1o n w.i� made lo thf' t·/1u1r111i.l11 4 , I I I '.� M I in I,,1 , I np (· , 1 111 ·1 1 , ,I iii.. \Lo1 11,1 1� �1.Jv l\ nu '\ , , I·: 1 ,v m.g I .or d " A vocal n umber Saturday evening dinner guests port I i hl' 1\1'1' � ;1-Jlh ht•r p,11 ..nb \1r m phans ond humt' for · mitlt'C the ull l ' Alum' . was prese nted by \l r of M 1 and Mi s Raymond Pullin� ! 1 111, 11 1, l ln· 1 1 1 1� ,ii rlw µiu ,lilt! l\l r s /lJ1 1 v /! 01 111.ish ':' lt Hnll 1 . M1 � A 1 1lh,)11y ,H,1 g0 1 11�'. pi·t·i , hr .1 111 \'. l 1 1 ◄ li w,,s 11 ,,,t•lllt>d I 'J he ! t'i.ll't'l in g Pl llt' dom1ted hv 1 a ml M i s .Joh n lh!o,. U ,d ,1 IS!:! s, , M l H e1man. LODGE TO MEET ..,11,o, i lt>r ,,, r fiv. dmi"l 1 .., 1 Jlht' Hau('k w a s aw.i! lf'C to ' Phllhs Ihle who also wa!I lht> Ml'· I M iss Nettie Koehl I J jt!II 1 , was 1 1 1 1 1 1 ;.irgt- ol �lund: i ;• ,; \ ) I 1 S n o M,ddleport Lodge No 363, • d I 1 ' I " 1 11 I 'l l i uni.i, M i s H 1 1 I, KolH 1 t H;-,nrw�� of Pc11 lsmmilh , M" Wooda, d Ap»I b»·th • d oys 1 1·om p" ""' The hym, . "Nea,· 11,. : d,y, m Goll poI'is V.t mt't'l i11g wid led ! lw ,ii(·u·l v ,11 er s is -�I� er, :• AM, will t hold its regula.l' meet. , Weave . " ""' " "" """I M" H a, !, ,, , , 'I''"' 1 1,e weeke1ld w1lh "" mu!h w11l Le obser ved "w ith s potluc-k Clos5 , ,,, d the b1tn..~ !he ' "P"""" n·mi mg '" ;, p,· ·• " M , rs Charles 1 r h ion y 1c g , al in T , d pr i M u 1 1 ;1\' ur i ll':' l ' r · i�• · ill;i ( 'ii·"li• 1 1 "' t .. ' " 1 :\l i s HI'111 v fl .-mw�v 7:� 4 , � meelmg �·�e A "' he L Re l , r , 8"d p concluded Mc es Mrs. Char o "· , hal m o p G1,,..,. ma ter, »! ! u. ""' ,I lle, >he ' 1 .. ,, .,, ""' ., ,,.,., . , ,, ' "' "'" \11., """ '' " ' "" . " M E IGS THEATR E , I ,., , ,,· , ha,e returned lo their horn; .;,ia� " ' '· , ,. lhe m,·111lw 1 , w. , , '""'"" lo 11 ,, ,·h d d11 ·1 1 » I " "' ''"' · '""" · ''""' ' - -·-· · -··-·-··· ·Pom.,,y, Ohio d 111111 i; 1 00m 1 0 1 1·1·11 t•shnwnl� o f lhe \Wt'keml with M r . and Mrs. ' • i·.ik,s ;i r u l slH•1 lwt. h i' t h <" I.O V!'· ,J ut• TU1 11 1'1 ' , M1ddlq,ort · 1 NOW SHOW ING ,lo� ( ' i1 dt' 'l'i i t' l ;il1J.-s lw d lwt> I' \11· and Mr�. Marv in Krid,•r "FLAMING STAR" d1'(·01·u(t-d l,�• \11� l .i· w is !u ra 1' J j · v i � ilt'd Mrs l:M ty \\-'111 1 .im� uv ,, 1 1 Tt>th 11 1l·ulor1 out lht> llll'lllt' ul \ILi' h111, .w p<u-1 y lh t wn·k1•nd Ehi� Pre�le1 . li.irlo<11· ,1 Edeti hl'ld t·cwh y ;•;,r Ill l;l'[Ul\"ill 1· h1· I Bouty •nd The Bent. th,· Oh1 1 1 Ha111i�t Wuint>1i J St11ove1 . i Foiling lhe Fox, I ---··-·--···--Colorurloon l'AHT\' A.NNOl ' '\/Ct•: u Adm1s,;,1111 1 : tilk :irnl :J(k 'J\>rnpl,, Pytli1 ,111 S i � l · ' · !!(� Mt' ,I� THURSDAY •nd FRIDAY 11· 111 s1,-1ur1,111· a c:, 1 d party Aµ, il "ESTMl! R AND THIE K ING" JIJIII al II p m at lht> ,A. !11t>ril' :lll Mr . ;md Mr�. ,Jam;,� Bear• li :, 1Tt>dln1l' lll11r1 l.l'�ll•11 l l,1 1 1 in M i,ldll'IJoi · I 'l'i, t· '.ilnl a m ed wilh fami ly dinne r Juan Col l 1 1 1 ,. t! Hli11rd �:io,11 k 'IS w·,, $1 �-iiSlt'r S11rnla_v al thrll' homit in : l l\.fo 11 v fll lZI'� ½ i l l ti,, F'l11 tw1rnd s. Colorcartoon i ullt•r·t·d , r lnws! s w;, e Mr. i..md Mrs Hull , SATURDAY I in Bl':11 hs. Flut1,· oml8, Ml'. an:l 1 ''l< EY WITNESS" Mrs. kaymunJ Pullin � ,JI' . /liUlb, Jt"itJ 'rY llunln. 1-'.it ( 'ruwlt•,· ! Rollin g, Hol1n l, Hit·hiud, kalld - 1 J l �o - M i1!dl t.'PUI'(. l)hio : .ill. aml Hf11:1 11d;; ot 'l'hm·slon , und I "VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET" : M1·. and MrH Hoy 1'�v11ns anJ . NOW SHOWING Jrrry L<"ll' 1., . .luun lil.irkm :111 P.imi, lu w1d Jay of Ci.11111 1 Win- I dwstl' t· . "Ple1se Don't 1 Sund•y, Mon., Tuet., Wed, I C:illin l:! in !he afternuon Wt'l'e "BUTTE RFIELD I" Eat The Daisies" Mr. and Mrs . Huih H�a l'hs anrl I 1 · rt•(' hn it·o1ur i d11ui,; hler Curo!, H<llTit< f--'hillip.s (Cin;•m;i�i·upe & Cul (Jt") W i t h �:l1rnbt' tll ' l'avlui· l>uri� l>ay, Ui!\'lil N 1vr11 a11d t:tld11:' F1.• lit;r i1nd Mrs. l 'lair £.irwn('er ut Pom­ an(( J;inis Pa11:t' Colorc•rtoon, eroy <1nJ !\fr�. Hubert R i trhie of .. H ...... Cl1rs' er. r�II Jo::...i sll'r egg hunl wai; I Adrmss1 011 tllk i.uid :lOc Al,o C1rtoon C1rnlvil . �nJt1Y!:'tl by the rhildrrn in th(: : ■ dlll'l ' llUUII. ---I A. 1-Dra...- Dovbl• l'nt l1er-.lii;un E 11,,n t ChM1, 40"x15"it33" ,j. \; ,lf/'· .•'· , � 1j;, · · , , '. flI I - w A' Mrs 8 k N d P 'dent Of ' B. H. Sanborn Ml·ss,·onary Soc,'ety 81 ,---------·-� ' Around And Ab t M iddlenort J IA ,z 1'1 ', I - ,ijj I I •' • ·� 'ii I , ·� •\ •. ' ' ' I' Choice of professional pain ters! iiiII, II ·•1 T, 0 tr MAST ER PAIN TE RS HOUSE PAINT '" .:,. /. : \· H �f I n· ·. s _.,_., .. .. ) ,H .··11· j ;l ..i; I '' i) :l IN POMEROY ' . SPECIAL AT s4.19 I ,· . ,,, An excellent-quality white at an exceptionally low how,e paint price. Brushes amoothly - covers well - gives years of protection. Controlled chalkini keepo it IIIOW}' white. A father a nd sun bttnqllet will I i Ut' h<"hl in lht' F.nterprise F.UH I dm1d1 SO('i al room, f,'riday at 6 1 P m. Bt>rnard fi'ult.:, prosecuting i attorney, will be lhe speaker. There will be Sl)t"C' ial numbers ut t lie men · s qu.:u·te! of the Ma• son J,� UH l'hurch . A film, "Ali<":' in Washing1on." will be shown by _1he Hev. Jo'ranl'is H . Gla1. ier d unn� tht' p,-o�ram. All men 80,j boys of the commumty are in• vited. C'OMMITEE TO MEET The Centennial Committee of · the Middleport First Bapti1t Church will met'( Wednesday eve- , n lng fol�owing I.he midweek pray• I er $1!rv 1 ce. I CARTOON IVIR Y NIGHTI "" ,.1. ■. J,Dr, Choet "lASON 27"a1J"'x41., C. 4,D,. Chott J7Hz1S"xll" 0, I-Or. Choo! 27"xU"x21"' AT Mason Furniture • With Purchase of Any Chest DRIVE·IN TONIGHT •nd WID, IIAMILY NIGHTS Tony Curtis, iper Laurie HJOHNNYP DARI(.. (Teoeh - nicolor) also Robert Taylor 1md Dorothy Malone in "TIP ON A DIAD JOCKIY" (Cinemascopel Al.SO CARTOON TIME SCHIDULI NOTIC• MASON DRIVE IN Feature llated first startl at duU:. The picture listed aec­ ondly will be ,tartiDt near 8:30. THIS STOOL ONLY Shown Above 24 Inches High; Top 8x14 Inches eH,ndy Woo4 s.., ltaol •Mml ar1ckttttt1 - ■raced TrNU • Strongly ■ullt Threullheut e lYlry Hem. ..... Ona eGot You" NOW! Whllo Llmltld QuwlfJ L_.ol ' $ • Mason Fu rn it u re MASON; W. VA. PH. SP W$ft >< PER COPY The accident occurred when I the scene ud carriilld the injured limb fell, hitting th• ladder that lllall to ttllelp General llo&pllal. Bissell, about !2:, had one foot Physicians there said Bitsell had reatlng ou, whlle cutting with hill somehow escaped 1erioul injury, power aaw. When the heavy limb but bu a possible siµll fracture. struck the ladder, breaking it, He suffered • aneil cut on his Billsell loat bis footing and fell to band from the 111" while falling 1 from the ladder. He may be N­ the ground. wlthin He wre!ltled in mid-air wtth the : leased from thill hospital eport,., was 90 lt days. days jobs I ous i thr9e var two or A one-car accident on Route 7 sonnet department, �, heavy power 88� still running. iv urt 1ut a In ity, act co r othe ul grad ed. near Dark Hollow this morning avairable to blgb schoo The saw lay r_wmmg besides �IJ. i ied. by the State of Ohio against the classif are jobs how aDd : , ates, to drive nt damage t vy a hit :eme he be at 2:30 eaU8tld ll after be Manufacturing se stressed the O h i o Valley • veral pe a 196'7 vehicle, but the driver, Mr. Gothard also � wera w:atching be heard until _Se not will pany n Cot:; much as g gainin of ance for• mport di i limba while n· B s ll cut Terry Pha1il!, 20, MinersvWe, - aft.i,r April a. The defendant iu.� i sein tbei the at the nar of \ cars ing l' mer PHS grid lf.ar• escaped in- education and training as possi ', A er. to answ leave ted gran been • m is beco t loymen b1e since emp the steak �UR- They watehtd in I jury. suit by D. 0. Whaley, et al, vs. ! itive. compet more vehlc ing fell. hil of l contro lost Phalin I I con5ternahon, 811 be r. Knight the Swisher C.oal Company is set M told r speake The hit a it was • id ay, highw t the bse le and crossed tb : back for hearing April 24' at 9 a.m. on, jull d f,reFm Ch I f::'>} the guard rail, tearing out about be appreciated being invited FffiE STATION - Picture above is th e new 30 x 50 ft. Rutlan -1, mrr; r.l �':" waI · ttt The day. ,t,deo hel Thurs to last maier time alma st , bi fir to the p th v to feel ol tt. HiB car then jump, after the trucks were backed in for Sen·; . i future. built by men of the deparlm ent, wttbout askiup, for donat ed and ed the rail and traveled another in preparing for their plann Chak· g, Bettin a Barbar 11n. ": ' r · · · �ii j, �w:'" �tector from Y lunch use w·m ea '5 feet, aod turnecl over on tis PLENTY EUGENES man of the Melp County March tinel Photo. � �� ho • was one. 1 car a top ID about I� feet of water. 'li'o,aene here, E,g e there, It of Dimes aid Tuesday that all ' """'ti h� car and donatlona• are In and • total 0I of from top rushed and He frant aide I ere evecywh s The left wa thal name ated a to, ...... turned off the saw that lax near ,5Zl.3I was eollected. the vehicle .,;1 Hl!m -1..-....1 . wllim it came to Meigs County I· k- $l with 15tal loa&, Phalln was e· 11. He then shouted to wor Common · Ple.. Court acUon this F•lltnrini II a llat "' .... or the ■teat - .. call the ow,r ' contributors which h :SI s en a reclda• operatlao, and will •i> -. Home ' emergency squad. pear Jn county court. The accl- Judge J hn C, Bacon in the pubUahed before. been not o c;, · · investigated d-• w� ,till at the 8,,._ Prubyteriall Sunday the 3!nd partmenl dent was Squa the pe ded -loetl a O e D n for sua bu days two t Funeral !Jt paa • Sh ll'• De . . , th the owing fo t eri fi ll by the PT a l ph R tett« ll' rel.um SdlooJ. s,racuae licenses of three IJ?rl!Oflli con- Zwilling, 76, of Peacock-Av, n 1ta 1.0D 1961, ..m ..,.,..,. be ..,. . \o Editoa A.llob! Campbe Fran1: tract, ol 15 ucb outside the ,45 the lo ·a,.. 11 11• at Boll . call BJ a from year. , ru,,1 Tue,day a11,,ralflc ll ual Pomeroy habit g who of , tr bein for the mon if tldo 4, eel.......i,,, July of _ h loge limits, a F°"'t Two men were bemg held In vlcted the noon ot her home, ' will be heltl ·Soll- ....idence "" Wellblown PUUpt Bar and -■, Polll· Since the days of horse drawn bT lolors. . V1D low , • c> dinner. parlmenl turl<ey .,,..1y jail today 00 charges of -, l'lremen. Mn. M. E . JlaUt, -■ and ,l;;/, tllld Saered Heart HIil ugene. 11!1 In the of � a.m. n E D , "' I a at g Kftl11fdy nd wate ame ute , "" bmilin . assault and balt,,ry 00 complalots middlee - -M llarlNrc!!!, lo burn, Baeon liftecl Cbur<h. •..'!'!■l"Y ,e;:vl� ., Ike , Y..,. n,, i'!ttMl'OJ ,quid only '" ... r . .J ay • i;llioi "' -..� ud,-ti· ,____ by their wive,. They Ol'!' Qllllver . Yeat ro . ult: Zqeilj! · • BDB' ...... Daiii, · . Vlller • .... day the deparln\enl di lt Moll · 11n. anti 'l'hl/n .• p.m ·• , at Ewtnc (lbapel , • od IIcmill ol J --- the ciepartmenl ... -· not Pomeroy lloCleei. ff, M.ldilieport P eveo attsda � - llaltW lo able ..,. l o...r . indimua , n.polnl lng. y RD � Rutland. for on, year ltlt Ille day lo .om thet the people ol this To start the projecl Ratfleltl SUr.· Clarence .ru i;uau f.all Club ·• p� one, a - � the . w,mce e Ap, on y and lh a, lel -. .,, Pomeroy atem aet up by the atate and . Mn. lwillbtt! 1, airvlved b int lo wttb firemen signed a note . po ,Ula County ge Me/gl lef Ohio ar Val ' day Scbool, foowr r.. the bu seen its better tlayl. 11a the 1l1611, "· tlllllltsm � 'II Carpen- llceoao of Paul Eua,ne Clark, lour children, Wllliam, Albert, ril • . pride. and ed. Although 11m Chevrolol, "" GPM fr<llt• Grange. r 1tll day,. 'l'hls morning, . lhe Bel•• Glose. and Cbrlatlne Freefo 1951 a group of men see- new statioD .,., pour i been lso Aboul by up cked ro, p ter have a P and rt 8 a Middlepo al"."'5' :,ear. the mount pumper alao fl ....,i _.i judge mpended lhe licentte ol mm, till ol Pomeroy: a ttlepooD the need for a better deport• ii h•� been iDI! oFhll the Sh,rlff, Deperlmenl and are b, "1 Clu 1...1ona1 Wtt11t1t1t ger • 1i bu,lding DOW ". romp!.... w,tb maintained by the ,Otsge. men! organized what Is tnown Allred Eugene � _lor Woodrow Zw�. S�aeuae; ltelnl held for lnvHligallon. Min eport. lo be _taken TblJt tlepa-. Utrough It, 4• lbea Women ol lliddl the Rutland Volunteer F"" only minor detail• grandcblldren, 14 day as mlir -. r P We a, envW• WSCS. care ol u money omes available. forts. bu been able lo oecure children and • ■- Lena Eb· AT ALM,\ MATER Deparlmetll. a land • of ge Rut the TIila ol • iremen dooatmg most G rge F,a ,_.,, ced with the problem that With f John F. Golbartl, personnel Local olficlala made their aec- bylerlan Chureb, Jira. eo erahacb•' of .,__ wh rate • : surance representa ich , D . labor, the cost of materials Friends � call at the funeral ond appearance before the Houae Parker• Ben Frantlin Store b- faces all departments of this type, the director al the Gall1polls State w lbe belo cent ol po. 48 etion e r,du , Meigs llnance . this group, with the bel� wa, over $UOO doll•"· Smo • Institute, pre,ented • lecture to heme anytun,. Rew. Falber John Conseroallon rommlUee loot nlgbl abled Amelcan Veteraoa • the previous class 9 nling. . .l. e 00 Gra ng 711 of ol town,people, ,et about ttt!CW'· oone ol the men are masons. the vocallonal c1u, of Mr. Earl Turel wil lolllclate. fl Ind...,. thil with added arguments In favor Oiapter "'• Siar in h;g_ factor A , Deiter. llaclne AnterlcaD Legion inl much needed equlpmenl. The block l,ymg bed lo be him! dooe al the Melnharl bUI. Enlght at Middleport 11111h School March ual trammg. The .Mr. and Mn. 'l1lomu Say,<, Mr. town purebatted . -· and the but ...., then, the date ol .. ., bill re,wrltten "• tly Meinliart . meets each Monday algbt ,...red a tank• "': Golhord, • gradual, "' I not p.....ted the oommiti.e 1aat and Mr,. Howard Ebenbacb,. Sr. men tbem,elvesdowa of lbe men late lbt one-third through the Great Bend Grange went and er. lhe the lo, hro buun ol fua. complel, out explamed not r ,.., pum n Hlgb, alnco porl pe night, Mltldle W HAVEN - 'I'hlrly-three drive who ha.. past decade, 1,eggmg, betTOWmg, lbe In Worlml NE tt. DO \ ada art. committee De 'lit in, ftn'INmhlp. trainiOg l m atste p daments the . ol e ed orgaolzatloD ected D e • and what have you, a, this ,mail pints ol blood "'re coll not Include been 11,led SIUM ll<El!PER lo Iba al ll te pau •hether clslnn on ..en1 ol Peraonnel. --"t:I wb"' the Red Crou Bloodmobile 1lruee May, Jan, department atruggled for Lille ...., - _.. Rules committee, '!'hat deci• Tbomal. Mn. ..... lbe organisation of Gallipoli& state , Le an gion ence. eric at Am tbe Belly , Rarrlooll t loan ,lslted Panono. I ,._ - be _,.w to -·· � .,..._ ri ,Ion will - alter the re,w -• Ibo fun- ol a � buikllng. . decade, the ,ame In g. lbitt Lat< ' g, Betzln the ai.m. Mn. N� Mildred lleml ten bW Is 1ubmitled local olll• Lou Olllclal1 reported that 48 perLltlle, problem ol housmg the fire ,qwp, , ' Sandra Jo Cols Nancy am cials believe. Ward Attending 8001 reported te give blood wltb :""cm1 "::."': Nesaleroad. Jr.. menl became uoavoidahle. Thb ,ge G Mr ,. eo • wort who , chem!Jtt r, Seylo Dick another on out set Nine pe,8<N11 rejecled. goup being ten same C. Ruth "'1 • ,...._ •. Mrs I "" r, Parke art• ao ,....,. Training !!-fon ed on the Middleport sewage an, Mn. Jean mtpossible, The Pomeroy Police Dep -,t Iha! ·· mg ... ... derlak alum for the fU'lf. time. n. , Ille donated M Woodard o Halll er· ohe Max Ward. npnaeulatlve of lon with meol bod dog-gone tnruble yost ·•-1,, •-·-' belore the com- 8...,_ atat tiro own r thei Dr. .,.,.. t ding g buil •lst at lhe ge t. lier dNnraJ ta tt:11 • IMl!I Geo, . Alslslln ley Stalnaker Mn lves day. Nationwide lnlurance In Pomethemse .:;:;-;;;;; aaked questions. Har Get, raise d ;:;;;;., woul Edn dtey r. D ff a an. funds r. lo. M ow ., cG fin r e S the Thomas , Ma. Thomas a A bound •n Condor-st was "" ...... lionB, n---ro• ttltB g d ,w_ , -r-••·• l'· report on Brothen ny 11 one of 21 agmta att-ending Ilea and Dr. John Ridgeway. a.tin out , with ...., ...., be aw Mn. and Howard Ebenbaclt, _"1 a trlllniDtl program being .,,.. Chal an was Mnt, PhD Wolpert bow much a _,ge trealment · and Mn. . lorffiude, and\ ported acting atrangely, ., Chief -k hard With : DP • HH M nn m came Jed Webster and Ptl. Davkl Good- Chase ., ••, In PomeroJ wuuld coat wllh Sr. _ drea ducted ..., bil enmpa••• In «:am- and g eral chalrman WN Mn. their , luck Uttle . • ,., ..,.. .., .a.rt ,.. ______ ea rom ottw'i, Ohio village, Lloyd win investigated. A dog lying near ��� lo f j;;. n k bridge, ObJo, '1lul program II deFirema w t as lo ee t a ,... rue Tho •lall ' all - • can come � Ii.. •-· Opry To lo Iavor ol the Meinliart bill. A� Grand Old n p Dugan backed the t1epartmeot , Central Grade Schnol showed � l e Eli M atpod "' belp Mr. Ward AmelcaD Le, by . Gell' rdl, Deanilo a· the symptom, ol having rab�s en and ik A,.istanl , sp new tis from tanke � bearing 000 the into ruel Rehearsal Its r ltetwr ArVioe lo poli<I' boldara. .,_ Hold C teodlng . 1 ' � dent. glon Atltllllaey of Naw Haven. ecided lo perd , ff;,,, bald Newland, Charle, Legal' dlre,, ckms q.;.....,.. the rvy were Mayor Mn. NonDIII Fink. and aU the othen_ ol titla ond ii - Gf • oerlea Mlllt and juice """' tlonaled by Leallo Fultz and Solicllor Fred Im of the ,"'Grud Old Opry, East· Thfl _, • 50 fire ,talion 1Jt : :::.,y w::i. ;:: animal and took depa mg lotllc.U, tllo ODIIIPP"Y· It bet. keep Valley Bell try t u lo pll ,-q April 4. and w I I I Cn,w. From Middleport nre ern st,le' bu .......,.i a prac· equipped with ldi,beo meeting the head lo th Health Depart· ma rlme, on the ho gh ir • shipped to N.J. l"be k< " m the Cotmoilmao BUI Oillda, M,yor tlco III Eutern lllgll Scbool gym room. ,paco for two i:uck,, pro, ment n will ........, epartmeul - lfuolt&h 'llwraday, Ap, tt 80PPllll ANNOtlNCED '!b · Kennelh lllelClhlnltoy tmd Sollcl· Sunday, April I at I p.m. te<tiv• clothing. and will "':'e . a sonVille for rabies te,IJt.. e dog . sl1 I. A jltaey ,upper wW be lleJd at g ; tz. Fult& a D d •ffie tthoW la being ,ponoorotl ltoae dryiDg n,ct when lmiabtD bad been reported lo have tried red , ',� Tbe ".' ton bope IO .. l'ul BenlaNI Im . tbe W G...,.. Grange Hat\, lo b,t one person, but failed. the trambtg r•bemg IPVeB Crow were the only two peraooa by the 1!a1tern Loc"1 Albie!� -· "" made. : Friday, April 7, from I onlll 7 • A� MAN cmm ACIDEVEMENT Middleport. · n - can l>klng the atsod, - than Sey• - Aaociatlon, and ii made DOONAN llATIE wl'J oven! !be ol Pntceetla p.m. 0. Alliens. plish· :IS, Lelatlti llonllan, made availn��ean".�Jle, � up of lttcal lal,nt. Everyolte ap, This II quite an accom "' and Com> ler. S of Coma ent tlepartm thla • - eltad lo llalp County be usod for baaeball equlpDeDI 'lite Laodmark Town for men! b lnclu,I. npresenta'JvH ol I • pear1ng lo the prodvclloD, Three waJ. la rv y l'Gmtt In try Cm1er In dl no an6 tllJICIM � Court lolurday lvr ba•lng 1toan1 also alteod, log aqua,e .i-rs. .,. urged lo men which mu,t rely .., 11N atmlDg !be appearaaco Gf Kalle Ohio Pollution ..-, 111 lite Ohio Stale PatrGL the! aru. a cbaoce te attend lhe praellce. Doonan. v.rsalile booleM ol Wei· et! and wen lli•eo CS C 2½-Year-Old Boy NeW Car Saleo Ut bu1 .... did. . come Nolgbben, to their - ,peat J,lelp d The Tille IJMllon ol Squa leplll'l M Midd oltidalo ool tomorrow. lddleport Found At Sch Friday, April 7, from 1 p. m to NtlJ'1D ... ollice •f Courts Clerk ndw • County lo Colum bua lo I attmd A Ill, year od boy who a I8 Called Twitt . J P' m sa te ol oouncod today tbal the go ,. eon, lo Pollution home lbe wJtb bt,naewll 11,1a lo lier -log The Mlddleport Emergeocy ered away from M ·•'• r o J ••• c1 bad loll ., lo up w Is e ea w .. wW n r NEW HAVEN _ Paul Somme oquad wu ealled yesterday lwlce ttebool yoatenl,y aftemtton lrlendlj7 and lter belplul trol "":: auy chatter e, ll e . ump th . over for pe ing -,b rene t olfloer w Io,al Qiablre to at 9: lJ ts,t evening voile, owner ol the E<:oo-O-Wash mon bouNbold blot, each atorn!DC cm t. rlVe lot.al of &O new cars "'9 untreated ..,.age into the I when B' .,D•- D- bad fainted lo an bour. announced today the Grand Open- A Huntington. W. VL WSAZ-TV oo aeh Q" month, two DIW JD l el -----br hit ear, ... this morning, to the Charles Hendri:I, 11011 ol' Mary ing of his establishment 'flNrs- sold during the Clleslm' Townaltl •p'1 most veteran e e -� Katie � • native of p �� · s makin1 a es,. truck 10 and �, Fred V. Bice., will retire at the end of the pr buq:, W. Va md a former ,cbool WANTS C00X. NOW Vernon Little residence a Park· Hndrb: Third-at was reported day and F,iday, April 6 and !th. tr 1 a • ,l e ; Also, .. vehi • • w eat term. hanared ,....t1y - al Cbettlar Grado Scbool teacher, She Is a grandmother ol '!'he Harrl&ooollle Elemen1ary II at 4:0J. Mn. Frazier, at the ml•lng' lo lhe ;.i,,rill', depart e on lng the o 1 en and' trail P u cars ,a truck,' three ":iowed lo Ewas;"� bu School of the N- Lo- Llllle home, was sufferloi 1nm men! by Mn. Hendrix. '11,e Sher- w, 1 and l boya our • and lrk two 1 Iha III toacher a were Ha baa !be • soId. l!l • ...,t..b' -Ing ol Department and Pomeroy rr, 1,.. ol charge th,,.. . two one cycle, all ...,i . ,al District wanta appllcallom l1lmes and token lo llolur boa, !hon clolhes • more 1or , talnillon &etll'< In beeo bepD paat the r al ll I r. P lce b fo th So taz, Lttcol Twbera' ,,_ Help Coonty moo1s fo ,._ pllal by pmale l>Jllbui-. a day,, ..d_ prize• w,ll be g,veo LODGE ro !IIEET ttla yun. ·bile ha, had bet own for CIMlk or heed coot lnunedla <>I lttn w ...epl the ith , Jun,41 PflfflONIJ lo . Of at cbllcl flcla Robar rp IO . also . lo lahn ev waa be tW»day DMII '"I - - tllolrlct euentlff tbe Geo durmg and away abould • Wonblplul llaeler Thomu C. ttbowa OD bolh WTAR-TV lo Patt- ly said : and lloatl L I. Davll p.uented Mr. one IAtrm In Delaware County, ,choul called and return· 11111h Rut t ng lreatod a ..., d be d 1or where l n • bead b was Dallu, executiVe lele l • • F.dwards anno,mced today dtal ,y Ha wu hem aod eduealed lo enburi, W. Va and WCHS-TV In M. : C?�p He . Jlloa wllla a ol!l II � there bol' tle wa, the llt con· the t at the red I home off e E ad are land, Pomeroy Lodge No. 161 F. .. rned w,me I facilit ies 'lite - met al Ibo - wbeze be bu -' bit Clwllliton. W. Va. She la actlVI retu up and -icked --WIii open will <>Wash which be 24 A M will held ., regula, ,m and ii oft. i'i1'1i:&d NUDIOO i,ii;.,ii,iii ,in, CJbltlter IClhlo1 bolldlng. Dm1DI entire life and taught hll tint In C(IDlllllllity prvjectl er. . a lo w malh • ays MBET1NG 811T eek d I seve • day. n tonight ,t ,,.,_ A .,_,..,. houn penonal M malttl lo PP1 ,_ "' Spencer loll .., alHt lldlth lilo -• - condu,led tenn of ICbool al w..i Sbade lo Rutland lnl! mee I s e the wash ol tic t , automa bs 1' A are g before and clu Tbere ITAL will be presenled lo· a In )llcldloparl ye,terdaf ,attln MEIGS (IIINEIIAL HOSP , l9!IO. lie bNt ala ......i ,. oul). j I medal held be 111 llt1. Avll 1'ncbr ol Raclne a, well will as Gers y e dry h Friendl I IJtrge six lllroulhoUI and y. Clark, brother of the lodge. '11,en will ICbool mmi•• .._ the , m A ber lelt arm .......i c "'9ln ,\dmlnlfln,; - Letha - ... '"1ecled for I h • llllule - In p 7 fold, al hing and starc evenq fo tties l fad [ lo t also be work In the _..d do­ ThuntloY looe the Mlddleport ; Frank Sulli•an, Mm, . IOhnol ,... II 1981 aad 19111, A .,.- ol the COUDIJ' at varloul lllalO: . - _,. neectecl In cted caadu ll be worllaltap wi II ance r . ■1 appea • m ,peelal 'lblt and . i gre,, lollowod by ,emabmeDII, treated by Jo. ortmlle: Dmm! Blssei<. Chester, I g llrlll - aa the ets.allttn -. llr,, Rice wu a " \ All master Ma..., are iJffltld .__ ti lhe Rulland cal ...,alclalt"" or tho a · ln1 f lounle are � atlull• >Ioublantl Barni ltlltl . 111■11)' tllo III A GOO tz oa1y . . -In wblcb g the at . llabert ll ml unU, la ttchool in- pell changing mach- Secreter)' Alie C. Bill aid. �--oC �. fl!!),. 9Pllll !IQ!l!f lliotlJadlll Cburd> wllll Mn. 8A)b. '!"!!I lier . bua� , Dllcllarps - Margm\ Wad- provided . coin A1UIIIITIID G l!WIIIN - heW. drink ' dwp. In Reihe! . . 'l'unim,y t«i,lmark. 'llte <rt The - Pollet Dopart• tlell, -· Jt!Dnle wataa, iaes and coJn operaild ,oil It Ill -am boar, 11n. J\ilioiriiii 11,ti mee!llic and pro, ii. 'tli■ 1 LOCAL .� . ----' the in ar,, 41, � Nola Bradshaw. Pam- tmtl candy macbloM ,_.. � the group l)'UI Ille toachen lltd pH! ad, ffll!I II ctmietl onr tluoqb fl& 1111t1ng, Joe affltlled ""1111 Y • 1 BANq1Jff J'RIIIA with ·111e •- ,I w111 -- II Ille •acallttn 1r1p jourDet1 lo lite dlnlog ...,. where urdi., deJll'NI and cloutl, -, load ..sbbjl. -07• Jett, ._-, a..1111 ._ r ... al I p. m. belGn lllml'oh - . Jfr. - lo • � a.t.r I,■- Former Pomeroy Grid Star Unhurt In Pre-Dawn Wreel{ .. i I DHDes March Mrs. Zwilling D • ed Tuesday I ? i!":: At Her .w�J•• �·"" Brought In 0 ver $1""" ·Add ...w ' ....,ments -. ·JI-· Bacino ,n. .,, ,.,,ich - Latarl So il Cominll" For "' Appearances '\ cblolll!,_.� - I Do 's ffead Js g un-1 I , = .� ~ .._ .., !9' Bl d G}Vtn At New Haven l\1iss Doonan .I Sent For Tests Ag • st Rah•Jes . bJ = .::. .,... ' i: = Establi hment S hedul Jts • pemng ran G dO ,!. :-:;" *• - - 'i5': = :=.;:-:.�:.· .-. �r.:i:..-:: :� �.-:rzi;u;: I on•: �:_::.�!.' ....., '° ,.:'�i"�· j I i I.,. 1;.. '°"" :,_ ,. �,, . • R,,.,,,£) Rou se 1s CO mp leted '""i For Meinhart s ireat-trtind- Sewerall"e Bill • ts Of 33 pID r _- •\· C.OME A' RUNNIN' VeteranTeacher HOBOfed Upoll Planned Ret�•ement ••• da,- ,.,u, drrMd1 ...i r r: Deaf Mute Tree Trimmer Survives High Head First Fall To Paven1ent All .?"'" • 19 91 16 91 14 91 ., ....,.., .. .. ....... ,....I ..... Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Wedaeaday, April 5, 1961 l,IIAJ. s..., CII• Po d- Pili, Pl,u,11,,1.I On Fri,fov ,--, ... a - - ROUN DU P AT HOME - · Is l'eather the Syracuse Boosters Auo­ BOOSTER OFFICEIIS - Newly electe d officer, of Seate d left to right are Don year. claUon met last night, electing officers lo r this . A deaf mute tree trimmer narrowly escaped rdeath Mrs and dent, presi s, Haye Bill tary, secre , Crow ryn Kath ent; fell bead first f om a Liale , vice-presid Little League yesterday about noon when he ce finan to drive sors a spon ally annu p grou The urer. Paul Baker, treas large tree at Crow•• Steak HoUBe onw the cement driv, o. Phot nel Senll e. acus S in s team yr and Pony League in - b::;: Bissell, employed by the Bartlett Tree Trbn· mers, was working with a power saw from a large tree beside the Steak House. Aceording to witnesses, Bissell fell over 20 feel to the ,ement, landing on his bead. j t 941 G 1, B II entine M....,. . Danny Bissell Wrestled In Mid-Air With Running Saw LIBERTY THEATRE ,, ""'" 1,:1 t •· \ ro·'• t : \ ". h �t• . • ·, , • , 11,;. n-..o �1 VU, ;m N0, 211111 ,---------�! ti t A d 't Reporf Accepted By D of A Cou nc,·1 . - ! At Family Home I n Flatwoods d ( 1 , 11 .... All Steel Plant Boxes Dinner Given '81 B C . ""' NIii, .. loa(eol "'" la lta wwN, - t,Hl - ELBERFELDS ""'I ,� ' " I l '\ l'COW YOU KNOW ELBERFELDS I ' ,: , t, ' , . , oA. ~ - .. dl n l I I 1. / Mapin y About eop/e In ·, ·'°� I. .... . .... . .. -!-. • '°""° ��== ·s: :, t.;'J=c::.� ��ci:-;;..c:; : ::..=.:"':.i� !:\:U.�!i�:::� 1 Ir> � 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. 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