https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5c882786d8cb4b0ddeea0f96a6694a77.pdf df6ad86d215837f7d335ea7ba788a3dd PDF Text Text ,. .. .. l \ NOW YOU KNOW &-Dally Sent1ne1,_Pomeroy-Midd1e_port._()_ , April 1 _o_,_ 196_!_ 1 Dcu,8hter 11 Bor 11 I Revival Will To William Darsts Mr. and Mrs. Will am Darsl of O pen A pr,·1 1 2 ] g ..�t:;:� Lty:t�� s�� I At Carleton �-"'6'' Tri-Coun�y Music Association Program At Syracuse Is Reviewed Around And About M,"ddle port I Visiting Speakers Are Announced . Usmg For Heath IAethodist Ch u�� ��?�� Mainly About People In Pomeroy I K1plmg ll poem, Reces- and_ Mrs Lmim_ Jt'illl Buck. Polly Ann Bauer, DIl idonal,"' L. W. McComas led th!! lowmg the services . Wolfe. ana Artx and Metzyanne i I k �evo t ional pe!'i� for the meet- Rev. _Konkright 11.nnotmc_ed tlu.L Raymu11d Bro�n or co_lumbus , � oo! pupils of the Meigs County Sch M and Mrs Fielding Haw ins 1 30, Mr . and Mr.!i . Cha formt'r Mmersville resident, un , Md>onof of Dancing, with Richard or :�11.. W v� .sr,eot the week rng the Official Board of HeaU1 on April � I aid as instructor Chw-cb when it m e t lea Pelzel < Jean Stewarl l of Chai · rlcrwent surg�ry _ al M�. Carnw_! RL..,gi.s Hotlpita1 in Luna on April ' end here· w1th ti· ie1r d augh ter and Methodist . . •- evenmg at lhe Church Ill Ieston wouId he at the Heath Hosp1·til· I 11nd is_ improving . Hb Mrs. June Van v ranken present- [ ramily, Mr and Mr� Charles Vro- 1 S�nll.tly . ,. The Darsts also have 8 son, church and speak a! t_hc mom rng ; room number 15 ft! a vocal ..ulo from • "The W u:- man and son. Mark. and other 1 M1ddleport. Jeffrr;, aae !. ., � as Se!be or Jack Bechtle reported on in- service. Mr. Pelzel will speak on Mr. and Mrs. 1hom ard of Oz • · over the Rainbow ' " re 1IIt'iv s Grandparents o[ the childr{'n e �i! · stallat ion of the new hot water his F..uropean trip as a Chr i.�tiiln l Columbus wert> weekelld guew after whi�h a b.eton solo "'East Mrs. TheIma Sh Ir . ' k Of S prmg· are m..,_ . and Mrs. D a,· ia Darst of · ' Side West Side " was presented f1e Id ��d da Rhter. M Lawrenc tank lll the basement and the bwiint>ss man. He a Iso announct!d or her Parents • Mr · and M rs u· ),!iddleport and Mr. and Mrs . M. by the former Miss New Mexico 5prm e � sons, ; n an� new railing at the Main Street that Rev. GeorJle SidwPII w i 1 1 liam Holt. '"· ' � �· F. Willis of Lim.a. Great grandm. Judy Rig,ii:s, with Pam Sylvester, Larry. o, eo speak at the church Ln June o.- .Anthony Puglisi of COIombus 1umbus, v1stIed over entra "e to the church. parent! are M r and M n . Dana Pol ly Decker, Kathy Wa IIace, vi�I'led _ Sund , ay with Mr and Mn. the wet>kend with Mrs. M innie Er- Rev Raymon Konkright . pa&- Ju lYHamilton of Middleport 1md Mrs panJohn Lisle . Roger Sayre and BobCamp . i r gil tor of the church, who had ex bell, who . �ccom . Miss Nellie Zerkle was re-elec:- V Ie\lime and family · •-�L00,-11.11<1 Darst of M Iddlepet , v1s1t. a for home him d it' bv Crow, the vocal chorus . changed pulpits with Robert Hur- ed local and Benevolence treas·Part Two opened with a solo, :'1 1ss Fr.edd"ie Houd8 h It I' ft ley of t Pleasant yesterday. reEddie SmUh ""d M: r. � ' urer for the conu ng year . M r s. Mrs. ' hter, L " .. bY w·i,· ..,._ "U11wn By IL<K"- Ohw. l iam lhis . mommp: wilh her sis1er and I ported thul he had preached al John Zerkle was eleded es finan- Richard Rupe end deug . . , Saturder Ul . ba fanu1 y . Mrs. R . S • . Plare and L· A''-'"""� . f II d b Young. o owe Y a marun . the Vaught Memorial and Beech cial secretary for the year and da ' v1s1ted Middleport, Ohio ' I,,ren " ' s v .1s11. in h k c 1 or a wee • El f and "th I "C Sm a "t " Flor by Barbar Mrs I m L" l soIo, e O d_0 , with Mrs · · bridge, New York. Mrs. Place and Hill Churches yesterday and that Alfnl Scarberry was elected reµ-�NOW SHOWIN G Chase. . Delbert en<'e Wells and a western dance, Mrs. was the d inner guest _ of Mr. resentative of Methodist Unio11 ch'ld 1 re� have spenI the p;i. .s1 \lo,eek ·' he Clifton Webb , Dorothy __.,,_.. a -- -- __ " ml DarleM by Bows." Buttons __ a __ _ Rlchard R. Rupe atttmUeU McGuire & Charles C u!burn for the 196l l91i2 term. with her parents, Mr. and here · Torrence. Sue Ann Myers, Norma field meet at Indian Lake over the ''THE REMARKABLE M �s. Harry Houda�helt. While Mrs. Nan Moore, chairman o! weekend. Nkk]{'S and Sandra Sprague, di MR. PENNY PACKER M 1ss H□udashelt •� away M rs. the nominating committee , gave !'€<'led by Mrs. Alice Nea.sf'. (Scope & Color) Mrs. Leo Lee and Mrs. Donald E.merson Jones WIll Wf l le the the report of the committee, preAnita Collins presented an ac- M'ddl - and Matheny and sons, Jeff 1111d Curtis I eporl news l-1ems and reed senting the 1961-1962 slate of o( Kelth Calvert As Smiley O a d' l "'Lad r Sp in" and so ion o, cor Y ft 0f Mason w· Va · visited Sunday ers with news to report are asked � •t.. r·icers . 1'hese o11·icers w ill ... lit!' vot'SMOKEY GETS A GUN' sang, "I Love Girl:! " to call her at WY " ROBERT BLAINE Da,· 1·d R iggs Y I"f 1 their· parents• ' Mr, and Mrs. w·th · • 2-2376· · M rs. Thelma t h e (Scope & Color) ed upon this Tuesday when Pratt of Middlewith Bob Kautz and Charles CaldAlbert Roush. l-:vaogt•lls1 Rt1bt"rt A . Blaine , Alaa Selected Shorh well dressed 88 girls. A baton t'OU· M r . and Mrs. Henry Hayes have port and Mrs. Linda Fisher of church holds its quar lerly con- M r . and Mrs. Robert Harbrecht abon-, Juoctioai Ciiy, o., w 1 1 1 tine, •'Bye Bye Blues" by Judy moved mlo the Stansbury apart- Ravenswood, �- Va., spent the ference. and family, Columbus, wen week I conduct tt>vival meeiing8 al Carlt· Riggs and a vocal solo, " Harbor ments on Grant treet. Mr. an� paSt weekend lll Charleston, W. C. F. Hibbs, chairman of the end guests of their parents, Mr. MEIGS THEATRE 1on Chureh, Kingdiury Road, Ap- ''!\{'ting L i ke A Fami ly" was Lights," by Mrs. Jean Hayman, Mrs. M. · Haw s fo erIy � Va. where they attendect the sil- I Finance Commi ttee, reJX>rted on 7 ; and Mrs Raymond Harbrecht Pomeroy, Ohio 1· 1 1 12 1hrnugh April Z2 beginning , the topic uf the devotions by Mrs. preceded a guitar duet by Don Tu Isa, OS'homa, �ve 8 50 "'",h- ver anniv:-rs�ry conven�ion of tbe the budget for the new year, M�. and Ml"!, Nonnan and . t>ac• eVl'mDg. ed one o1 the apa, Lmen1s. 8o West Vtrgmla Credit Union . p8,tor 1s Ben Neutzhng · • --- - - at 7.30 which opened the Moore and L·arry Hubbard · , Now SHOWING . Sunday morning Robert HurlMcCallum. • • men are emp1 oyed wit • h the pIan, League. �J Marion F. WIiiiams. Tb'" publ"ic 1 mf'etlng of the Happy Harvesters Following an af'cord1on tno of m ving into Pomeroy where the .1 "BUTTERFIELD 8'' . of Pt. Pleasant was the guest Mr . and Mrs. C. B. Weese __ 11111u O ., The convention was held at the 1 . . i• I8"1 -·wd• ,_ church I1eId Mrs. p auI CascI , M rs. Florence Rig and Reel ptan) was located. class of the Federau:u (Techn icolor) . Da_n iel Boone Hot I and began n I m1111ster at the church. He w11.s son, Juek, and M"198 Mare1·a Karr Wells and Anita Collins, Mrs. VanWi.th Elh.a\Jeth Taylor Friday evt!ning at the church. e<i by Mrs. H u r l � y were Saturday yisitors In Parkert� accompani S I Ch ear M I es r. . h a ,_• ar d rs, M 1:111 wur ol the Gums . FTlday wit L and Eddie Fisher in . "Love etters . sang a nken Vr p I h1 Mrs. � rs . Louis Reihe\, OflCeS UfC who have been visiting in Alaba- the Air Force Base and a tea at I and child�n. Judy, Dunald and burg, W. Va. Colorc.artoon, lhe Sanrl " and 8 Winter Wond Meinhart, Miss Thelma Grueser I Bruce. During Oie service, Mi�s R. A. Thompson of Brldgevffle, ma with Mrs. Searls' mother, Mrs. the Governor's MansJon. Adffi.lssion: flOc and 30c and Miss Freda Grueser assisted land d ance, was:1�:-t�d b� Hurley, who is a music student Pa., spent the weeken� wJ:i,M:!; pe kJ rn .e iun Hamilton, are ex cted retu I Saturday's gend an consisted THURSCAY .1nd FRICAY devotions by alternating with Hayman , l'I_ ary �mpson, who ls caring ' · . of business sessions in the morn- I at Marshall, sang a special nurn• er, M e1 ame 9rown, Karen Badg- home the middle of this w�k. scripture alter the s 1ngmg Mrs. c. E . Neaee. "THE PLUNDERERS" sister O1 z Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vau�han ing and iiltemoon and a banquet - ..ut:_r. Mr. Hur1t!Y wi- 11 p;raduate ' Iey and Donne D eete .mt 11...-TM Jeff Chandler , Dolores Ha rt each verse of "America 1iW! Be1:1 uM •·· and Ia)' Ieaden a1't'�, treI era. end children were in , Charleston and dance at the Mountaineer from Marshall college this spring Mrs. C. E. Nea!!e Is convalescing Colorurtoon1 - More you A snI ute to the mms " fuI " A atory, """ ti rne Wehe Terrace, · - - '•isked &o havt> tht-lr orianlzallou Room in Btlle. A short business an d i>I ans IO move IO MaryIand nicely at her home, opening with "Swanee" hy tho or- last Thursday on busmess. . · • p em k Th " ta ken !•om a de"oaur ge_,,. · d gomg r e un f ter a i whe he I e . ,11 w enter Sem n · • a oolitt11 which have been llsted In , C ' ary SATURDAY ______ ,T che:itra, featured Pert Three. A Mr. and Mrs. John K. Smith of sess10n on Sunday concluded the ' ker n, t "ON THE WATERFRONT" tht' Dallv Sen1inel Church Page l ional program by Rulh I � solo and dance, "Nobody" by Charleston, W. Va. visited yester- convention. · NOTICC and prayer by Mrs. Neutzling, Marlin Brando, Rod Stl'iger at The Dally Sentinel offlcet, Dick Nease and a solo. "May You day with Mrs. J . K. Smith, Sr. Mrs. Prati and Miss Fisher are Birth Announced By n Freddie HolldaiheU, MJI;. . concluded the meeting Ml Eva Mar ie Saint Mwhimic-il. rnm�roy, by WedAlways" by Brenda Potts preced- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer and both a ssociated with the Credit HOOKED AND CROOKIED, dleport wrftn for 'J'h DatlJ' � session, ed a sort shoe routine by Linda children of Dayton visited over Union for Kaiser Aluminum Th� Willi.am Cr(ln.ts nesday ni ght. ruh llcallon of lht> During the business a 5 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grant of l el, 111 on vacation thll week. IM planot'd Frldily with the president Mrs. Meinhart Adatns, Sharon Ferguson and Deb- the weekend with his mother, Mrs. !'lant at Ravenswood. Mrs_- Pratt Church Page Co�o�!.��:!, presitling, Mrs. Cleland Hines re- bie Sheets. with M rs. Waid Hay- Dave Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. 1s the secretary for the Un,on a11d Beech Strel't, Middleport. are an- Her aubitltuie la Mn. E.met'IOII Instead of Saturday. nouncing the birth of a son, Den- Jones, Grant-d. SUN., MON., TUES., WED. also a mem.ber of the Board of Notices may be mallrd 80 a8 ported on a tre.i\ of kl' cream man as Mammy. End man _Frank Arthur Skinner. nls Ray, at the Mason Clinic last Reedrn are urged lo telepboae April 16---17-18-19 and cake taken by her and Mrs. Chee11ebrew assisted by i,0well " ' to '•••·h tile office!! lo time , ..,,. and Mrs. Al Layman of Co- Directors and Mrs. Fisher is 1h e Monday ThP- new '-arrivaI weighed their new1 lo Mn. Jones. Mill •1"HE GRASS IS GREENER'' ht carried In and left there Wed- I . 8 . Weed to residrnts at t h e Neimeyer and a 8010 number, the lumbus visited last Friday with assistant treasurer and OU "'-.:r six unds and 7½ ounces et birth Houdaahek will rdllni le hr po Cary Grant nr11day (or rarlier) during bu:,,1- County Infi rmary un Good Fri- finale, "Chloe." by Mr. Ch�se- Miss Mary and Susan Park. The clerk. and brothe one hes r. David, age news work a week frQIII Way. ness hours. or left in &he new� dl'ly . Contributions w·ere made to brew and _the chor us, Freda Fer- Laymans wert on their way to ____ four. � ____ _ the Wood Memorial Leper Colony guson, Ahce Nease. Betty Ad- Florida for a vacation. CARTOON EVERY N IGHT! �..,1tory nut1idP the offkt- front Brown, • � Troop 1 6 9 Grandparent s are Mr. � and Mrs. <'y ams and Brenda Potts, concluded dour uny tlmt- Wrdce:,,day night. aud I n th - e pOmeroy Emergen ' Ca rl Vanderh00f Ray Blosser end Mr. and Mrs. the program' after wh"1ch spef'IaI Mr · and Mrs. . . . sqwid . for publlcaUon Frklay. E._ M ii Attended Sert>i"ce . w1th VlB1t ,d mi ly nd fa I a Billy Grant of Middleport. thanks were extended to all dip 69 II was dPridf'd to Sfin1e several . W Me: Salisbury Brownie Troo 1 atL M d r. an M d · " er an l reeling and participating. tended the Laurel Cliff Fr('(' Methdim1ers in May and also planned ______ . CulllBs over the weekend. . CELEBRATES BIRTHDAV TONIGHT od • 1st Church m a group Sund ay M y. to serve the Lions club in Mlof Brown John and_Mrs. . r M dinner was held �pril 2 _at A John Lupton, Ziva Rodann morning and presented a short Mrs Weed and Mrs. Roy Sey.e feSf 0$ ami, Florida, arrived Sund.iy for program of songs. the home of Ralph Painter. Mid"BLOOD AND STEEL" BY MRS. J. E. RADEKIN fried were n amed to remember (Jteg.ils,i:ope) . a visit with their grandparents, B dleport Route 1 honoring him Oil Olan Harvey and family moved ow es atte di and takin the skk. Mrs Waldo J. Bartels - al so Mr and Mrs. Edt:ar Wolfe and ; m � nJn � his birthday Those present were to the Bab]e house on W, R., lhllpe we B m and Mrs, William Baxter were Rubert Mitchum g�et grandmother, Mni. . Lena PK• Mr. and Mrs. Denve r Hysell and i comb's farm and are bulMing • . ennedy"x , aro ",yn• Soulsb"y,"·cathy , Eloanor Parker _, The Bedford PTA group w I I I reported ill. The cIass purehaseu - re1a11ves. McEIh mny and otL11.:t • Dill, Luanna Patten a nd Mary Carleton, Diana Wey- sons Roger and Gary, Mr. _a n d new home on the Frank We... meet Tuesday at April 11 at 7: �O three paring knives for t h e The Sunday evening meeting o! Mrs. m. Guy r fa Hysell and fall children George Peppard i n r e smiller Connie Radford SherthP church kitchen. Mrs. Max Mein- the Youth Fellowship of tbe Mid"'HOME FROM THE HILLS" p.m. when winners of - fiarety , d Donnie. M_r. and Mr_,. Th_e Leslie H_orftnan_ family and r ie Black�ton, Kathy Abbott. Bon- Linda an v b I dlepert Fi rs t Presb, terlan Church 11 coIorlng poster <iontest w1 e HU· harI waB named program eader {Cinemas<"ope & Color) ,,._ apent an ood and children Keith Junior RadekID fam...-, van Y. I nie Gilmore, Susan Lanning and noum•M and prizes .iwanj� Jo for tb(I MnJ meet11o1!1� HOltlHll!I was opened with a son1iifest last ALSO CARTOON u G . e, Becky and Mary Lou Radford. and Bonnie. Mr . and Mrs. Earl evening with Mr, and ml"b ead1 grade. for May tneeling wiII be Misses evening with Rev. Howard Rupa Mu man Tammy, r Iather'1 daughte the honoring Radekl m'I Mr !?� n s . Norman Weyersmiller, leadTUESDAY .and WED. Maud ,11.nd Freda Grueser and Mr pelt, directing the Binging. Mni, will Hi.,hwny Patrol S1<1le The "' Mrs. Ralph Painter er j Mrs. WIiliam Radford, a s- 1 and daugh- birthday. April 1 1-12 Paul Haptonstall was accompanpresent a safety film strip follow Louis Heibel. FAMILY NIGHTS Mrs. Robert Coats, Middlepm1 sist.:-.nt leader, accompanied the ters Diana and Becky. A pot luck Mrs. Jesse Proffitt ii In Holz. ist Brett Halsey, Yvonne Lime ed with a short program by the A salad course was served by Devotionals Included icripture Amateur Gardeners, waa guest group. dinner was served at noon. er hospital following surgery. --· --- - -"SPEED CRAZY" school childrPn. Hdreshml'nls Lhe hoslesses. Miss Erma Smith, readings -by Mick Morrill, Janice speaker when the Syracuse Gar- - --- --- alllO will be served by the c□mmitle �. Mrs. Harry Reibel and Miss Zirkle, Carroll Lyons, Seren Lewi• deners met Tuesday evening at Anthony Perkins , Thelma Gmeser, after which OIJ!a Lewis, David Lyons and Pat- the home of Mrs. Howard Nolan. Richard Conte, Jo Van Fleet gumes were played and prizes ty Lowery. Mrs. Coat& gave • demonstra­ and Sillvana Mangano in Ru,nmage Sale I• warded Phll to Meinha r a t, Mr11. "THIS ANGRY AGE" Plans were discussed for their tlon on different methods of dry• Planned This Week ttOWNIN• tOUCII - .,,. _,., Mrs. Max Meinhart. and Mrs. Lou- meeting next Sunday when the ing Dowen, leaves, and many (Technicolor & Technirama) A rummage sale will be hdd by _.. .W "Cit.1, aIll llalr" ALSO CAllTOON is ReJbel. Deputation team from the West- different plant materials for winthe Racine Ea�tem Stnrs Thurs­ minster Foundation at OU will ter arrangements, and explained TIMI SCHEDU LE NOTICI. day and Friday of this Wt.'l'k at pre�enl a program beginning at why now ls the time to ,tart exMASON DRIVE IN the Davi9•Warner Ill!!. Buildir.g, 5:30. The meeting will be held In perimenling with your own freah Feature listed first starts at Secont.1-st. Pomeroy. Donations the nnctuary er the church and nower1. She displayed her own dusk. The pie-Lure listed sec­ will be 11icked up by conlactlllg refreiihmentll will be 11erved al- vest eollectK>II ef dried mater­ ondly will be sl11rtlnt1 nc11r Mrs. Juhn Ihle, llacine Rt, 1, or terwards. All member, of lite lole, telling the origin of many. 8:30. Mrs. Jess Brinker, Racine. church are Invited lo attendand al111 a scrapbook of dried The Eighth Grade class of the Next week will complete the at- pe lmen compi led together in 1 c Racine Grade school will present e eontest and on the fol"' l88t ! •• tendanc L which was very mthe year a puppet auuw, RIP V81\ Wink e lowing week the losing team wlll teresting. at the Racine High School audihave a party (or tile winning She also had two arrangemeob torium on April UI at 7:30 p.m. team. Meeting with the youth ma de ef dried'. materlall. • n d Admissions wil1 be 25 cents were their counselors., Mr. and for 111dults and 10 cent.I for chi\- Mrs. Richard Vaughan and Rev. explained how and why the ma• dren. lnterml881on entertainment Ruppelt and Mn. RaptoruitaU and lerlal1 were arranged totether. Lalet' a diacuulon about meth._wnlad ,_ ...... .... 11 . � . ... will be provided by The Caprlos. eon, Billy. ..._ ., _ f,or. Spot ---od1 of pruning and cutting rose& WIN a Kiri driU team and by the ..... .... ..... .... ..... coo&. wu led by Mrt. Nolan who bu fourth and fifth grade flutaphone SOCIETY TO MEET band. The WSCS o1 the United Meth · Jud purchaeatl a book "Complete Proceeds from the show wJU odiat church will meet Tueada, boot of Roaet'' by Rockwll and be wied to finan� the graduation at 1:30 p.m. at the chureh." There Gr&ylOII, trip to Camden Park, Huntington, will be a pledge service and I al- Mn. Nolan 1erved her goetlt W. Va. kmt auctJon wW be held. a salad BIid a dellcloua aurprise, saaafra• tea. Many bad aevier tasted tltll tea mede 1nm the root, and bark of our own native W �aa tree, and ll U aljof­ ed by all. MrL Carol Norrta, Mn. B­ Sayre, Mn. ltllclt WU!laml, and YOU ALL THIii Ml'I. Nolan an plunln& D e i: t month's program, and lllOther . ,Qt. ._ ,_ . c- ... 111-g _.... he, been .,.._ wm be Tueo­ IB<ted. 1111& _, cley ....in,. May I. and anyone t l Ol.-..0-.tebinC to atteacl la ur,ed to tome or to eonlllct any of t h e ., ...... . -Pl.ff a bove named fat !DON infonna­ ....., , Mal .. ........... tion. " Ml a-cap,se1I A ...... ..... .. .... 1 rtu, el 11••1. IIIICI Jr.-Hi Youth HeM Thi' Tri-County Mu5l{" Asroc1a• l ion pre�enlt"d !heir Variety m Review Fridav <'wnmg a' Uie Sy racuse Grade Srhool. sµonsored 1 n1•y Squad bv- the S yracuse Emeq.: - -· and dirt•rted Ly David Hoss, chair ma n . ;mrl Jame:i l<:bersliacb, v ice chai rman The sllow """hich w1.ts wdl .at· tended was presented m three , parts and durmg mtermission. refrPshments w en.· sold by the Fire. . m lhe men's A.uxilrnry P!aymg orrhestra Wl' rt' Paul Haplonstall, · violm; James i:.L'bersbac h. saxophone: Mi(•k('y Menrhini, trumpet D avi. d Ross. organ. ,�nrl Lowell d rums Ne1meyer, . line were • Mak'1�p: up lhI' dimee Judy F1rk, Kay Bahr. Mary June Cashdollar and Gerald ine To rrenre with Wllllam Young the strutter From "Two F'or the Show.'' "Tea for Two " Wi.lS danced bY Demse ' ::inodgras · Gloria LIBERTY THEATRE Qul'l!II Cwllterlat" lir Med.Id at cne nm, decret,d the� lad1n ol. 1ht- Fruc!b colll1 mull qfthtn- io • 1land1NI ••1,1 ml!'8!!U�a1 u/ I J UtcheL I VOi., XU W .// Att<>nded Devotions ch hN . . N,eeded Earlier . 0n WedneSday . �rt�t , . I ~ m,,, Bedford PTA Will Announce Con test Winners SOng Held Sunday By Fellowsh,"p I I Mrs. Coats Was GUeSf 5peaker For Garden C/ ub I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Puppet Show Is Scheduled For A pri/ 19th Put New Beauty on your l ·• ., ." What A Wonderful Change For The Bet, i.r, Our Rug Cleaning Makes. " ' . . ,,.., t- . · thi1 COSTS SO LITTLE, TOOi •": iaoB INSO N'S •-<"'! � - LAUNDERERS _ DRY CLEANERS ., �• Ch!•"""· ri � ,�,,. . wv,.-$£�9 ·� �·r;r7-· �� ,. ' ' ' I ., ' ? Tr�Lutt•r CINnon PHONI W'f,.nc, �,0011,INRT ----······..... ---·······..... ..................... .............. -·- ..._...,.,.......... ___ ,..._ Neal ,. ............ ........,.. ..1111y to.Ur ree-. ... ...,.,.._,. Mtlny 1nt•NII... a1IIMi11IL - on FIX-UP Brightens Up The Whole Rooml -� 0111, SPRING IS THE TIME FOR HOME Rugs Cleaned ... ,.. .,,,,,. ..... ,... .. ... ....... . .. FLOORS Have Your I -­ ....... .. " Saturday Sludi..,, 'nie Jr.-Hl Youlll p-oup of tlte Mlddlepnrt J'lr,t llaptlll Clrurdi held • etallng perty Satunlay ..., nlng at the rink at 0>Mter. ,_ at the perty 1'ffl Linda Kaull, Sandn llarrb,gtan, Ray Plclcena, Jad< Slpnan. Kay Bag­ .... and their .......1or. Gene Coleman. . only � $ -...0-,... .. ,......... ... .... , ... H O O ..... · C O O KWA R entine al y Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, April 11, l'eatbtr CIMNI:, ud •�r WMllll"IIJ 9'fUt eeeu»aa1 rala 91,11 ,b.-t'lt b7 --i.11, ... 1$-4%. WfflM'lh1 , eecaMOul rabl 11.u<l l_,.,_,. k PER r.:OP\' 1'61 nor how far across the U n I t e d Stales it will extenJ. Ht! reported aU be knows l8 his company wa1 the successful bid­ der to lay exactly 185 miles of beavy duty cable lo be used for telegraph purposes. 'nte wn. Iiams Brotflers kick-off poif!l ii three miletL north of Reedsville, thence west across the high hump11 of northern Meigs. They will bury the cable four feet underground all the way to Williamstown. Kentucky. Martlla- dale bu not been .Informed what company will crou the Ohio Riv• er with the cable at Reedsville, or what comp1111y wiU contlnl.>I! It from Williamstown. The cable will traverse t h e hills of M.elga County following a patb made by an AT A T bruAh crew that moved out recently. Martindale'• crew moved here late last. week and aet up head­ quarter• jUlt above the R i , e r Oil Company, East Main-at .iQ Pomeroy, The ,uperlntendent aald b I 1 company will employ a crew of about 60 on the project. A b o u & bali lhe men will be hired local17. Billy Mi.'Clean. Willlaml Broth­ ers' office manager, aakl bill or• fice hu been flooded with local persons seeking employment. PLENTY OF MACIIINEBY Martindale expect, to complete the 185 miles of cable laying by the first of July, WU\iam1 Broth­ ers wW probably move from here in about three month,_ Looking at a map ot lht arw 'lbe Williams Brethen CompulJ will cover, Martindale noted • lotal of 13 placet along the route from Reednille to Williamaton that cable will be ltOred. He uld the b;gg,st Joi, nected with laying the cablt II dJging lhe 1.... foot - fir the cable and 1pliciq H. llart1Ddale"1 Lul projod Ill Keystone. A<kaalU - bo divert-1 the Arbnaal B t 1' • t. DivenKIII took abcllll two 11111n. Big Jim mi he and hll ... buill on illand lo the l'IM' ... t;ng rady r. llte dlnr- ­ loolt abnott two DICBlth■. Bo lend. "It wa, a Joi, t1toJ o a l 4 a,uldn't be done." Tf'f'ff The qumion that boo ltll .........i .. far "' ......,.. ., Williams Brothen or off" .... ,I American Telepl:Mml and "-' graph ii ho• far will tldl allill be laid and - will be II■ The AT • T 1w Nt up llal beadquarttra Ir- tlMI oW G W telephone buildl-. .. - .... ood-.t. R L. Copley ii a,1,1 viJOI' of the company'■ Jocal .... quarters. Hit bu not !heirIII any hiat of wbal tho - d be med for. However, lalt year r,,,,,,. magazinel indicated a trnr1••� natlal ,;ab!, le carr, - ,I telephcin-. meuaa:• efmt&M111111 EQUIPMENT SPREAD - Tbe Williams Conslrudlo n firm's lighter equipment wa, 1pread over its Pomeroy ly .... being piam,ed ltJ .. headquarter's :ot near the Rizer Oil Company last wee t. Some of it since has been moved to Reedsville to join municatiom iadUlby, other heavy earth moving equipment. It will cut a four-f oot deep ditch across Meig1 County'fil northern, hilly W"rth Williem, s..tben, hump, in which to bury communication cable for the Am erican Telephone and Telegraph Co.-Sentinel Photo. er contracUng CMDpi!IQ' bat ... IUD wwt ia Molp Ooun!J. · The � B. Waya, O<lf Hf h Bt�i:"aB- /JIEAD - Williams Constru cHon firm bosse�, w o recently complmed ol Pittabuq:b. Pa. •• •-dld a a maillmotb,,flt couldn't be done" kind of project diverting the Arkansa, River, eentraet lo build 11 lllltl are left to rlgllt, J, S. Martindale , superintendent; Okey Gartin, llmekeeper, a n d JGppo <llelp C.U.lyl 111d o■lt Buck Bryon, projHCI engineer. The unide ntified driver in the b!& whi!e deisel tr�ck Hill. ls ready lo ro1J to Retdavillo where the co mpany soon will begin Jay1111 185 milel An otriclal of 11w - laltl of cable. - Sentinel Photo. be ii Jmt • much m u. d a r • Middleport Mayor Kenneth Mc• 1 tntalion of Middleport'• c.ue h"- to ORSANCO (Ohlo RJver Sanl- , Electric Company between Broad- about tbe hmdiDD t1l tbt alale Elhinney chargOO Monday night fore the pollution board by solici- talion Compact) for action. I way and High-st& does not ailt, u Williaml Brothen. the Oh'9 Pollution Control Board t.or Bernard Fultz. before we and that the firm'• clo.sin,: Jt ii lh!! aaid lhe huts will be placed "We were aNl'� . "had everythiu,: stacked against "Anyone here would have been started," CbilcllftilliNh--ed. legal, according to an ordinanee about 14 feet imderground with • 111, and even wu discourteoul," pr-owl to hear Mr. Futta tear ,� The M ayor - and Oiilrls - of H year, ago. The publiahed cement foundatlca Several -�.,..--· --,, , last Thuraday. iag boles in all teatimony offered agreed that memben of the notice of the ordinance, however, under oomtructioa now •Wl i.. The mayor made thl1 ■tate- by the board'• wilftfflel," Childs Home Con.serv tlan Cpittee provides for right-of-way, accord- cal �� on lbe pro)ett. • f l!!f.JOWl'b Ill ,- re rmalderJa& H. .,i;.,...i ing to a "'PY ol the new,paper Aile,- William B-n and Tllo -� a1 lawn haU. De wu n- '"llawfflr, --,.�bfl of lt •· • �-➔ i"' la�!'!! � _eliEf'!I ollnd ·i,,t mgl>t c.. -- their w,,l. PomeffiJ jlooplo-- ...... t,,. of - - 1 IIPll>nd." ChJlde led . lite•·- '1lte i,m witulif now ioi I jioji\ of lll, ,.,,,11,_bt,... II)' Cllilda. l ■ ...,..i. iloo AT • T W l l 1 day by the � GI, Cfmme""' lrlpa he and ollter town offie;aJ, ,aJd. -· ·pollutktn degree wbeNI Oluo •il- - .,..,.,_ dlainnen. the tleOd ollter --■ Joi. !Ito to ,upport tbe Mlip· C o a D t Y had made te Columbut on (U They ebarged board member,, laee- would have to build wage. ma yor will proceed with certain le eomplele ledurical detaila � • ae Red Croll Chapter with money supporting: the Meinhart Bill, H. including the chairman, IJ.ugh- It bas been rewritten and com- parkins restricliou \ on Hami.lU. eel before I ii pat into mrire. contributlOJll. B. 2ZI, and Cl ) seeklne renewal i eel at them, � lett the cba:m• bined with H. B. 8, which deals st. Collll Altboup the leal eaatraclel'I 1 au: J wm re cil a 90 The Chamber met last night i:1 of tile town'• permit to dump un- 1 her ball in Columbus during , with the same problem, and now Chief Tom ant pn!Stlll -,e- are moni Ihm • litde ,....._ D to e CLffice• CLf th Ohio Power Con; lN!eted tewage into the O b I o Fultz'• presentation. They allo I will have five 9p00sor■ in t b e I cific z�-incb fire hose need, al or in the dart about thl flmdia pany with Pre&ident C)yde Kirk River. which wu denied. sakl when the boaNl deemed the House. of their Job, 1111d what will mater,. ita ne%I: meetiq. land presldln&, Councilman Bill Child• added time ri"", 1 p.....,.,red ialize from it. lbeir employNI resoluThe mayor indic a ted the next .,.. -�,agreemmt wu It was pointed out that although ___. verification to the mayor's state- I lion wu hurriedly approved step i8 up to ORSANCO. It has A mutual aidRutland v '• fire de- � creatma • we&�"anactlve drive ii oot being con menl Both. highlJ praised pru- I iurnin& the Middleport case over not yet notified him of its i:n ten- appro ed with . partment $Jtlt wu receiNd u m Pomeroy ducted in Pomeroy" continued exfrom a.hire AD � � laca1 haM tioos. first ball• �; i•l•�ce of the chaple, " q impn,tMISS IRCLE "I bel e a C g MISS BRACE " iev ... " ' ood " 1 township ,:� proteelioe - ::::"" an,- . • case, a fighting chance, based tract, and the maye r•,, dert:'a, . . Pomeroy residents therefore are • importlat lhat ... 1NII it , on our river analysis," the mayand •re • report■ urged to �nd contributions to Mr l On April . 21, two. girls from Racine, Kathryn Bra�e ......,-. foond have men .,, treasurer the rderrill& wu of He aa.ld. to Beulah Strauss executive direc- and Sue Cucle, Will rec� ive their State Degrees m It Is cert.. 1W poss lblllty Mkldleport like Fem- � .' J -n., clerl<'1 balance llhowed ISS,· .... hon wilh lbal the .,,...,, tor Of the " County Heelth Home Economics in Columbus. · eigs . �roy, may llnd llseU i,, court f Brace is the daughter of Quallflcatlooa for State Degrees IC llS.411 GIi, Feb. 11, 116l and an worker■ waukl _.._ au& ....... Deparbmmt. _A goal of $2,000 ' Misa . c r g illegal a of Mr. and Mrs. F.dison B r a c e, are "growing u an individual An illness of two years ended this morning for George m ha ge ly � ending halaoce al tl),1G.t9, in has_ be�n set 10 Meigs County to ___-. ___ -· Racine. She ii a Junior In hlgb member for home, school, and Sylvester Hobstetter, Sr., who died at bis home on Rose iflg raw ■ewage into the river, all funch , 00 March SL Of thil maintain the Chapter another thereby po.l.,_P.JI lt, school member of sehoo1 band, of chapter." Hill. . total- tll. IM.'Ri ii In the general year· _ the da'nce l>and. reperter for the 'nle State Degree is the highest lie WU born August 9, 1881 In penter by trade, and for the put How far ak,ng coupcll will lfo . beftd• retirement fund. and $1,If th.a� sum_ 11 not �uced , tbe Flllure Homemakers of America. honor a member Nease Settlement, the aon of the 2ll Yeart aerved u • truatae ol 111 wagiq • possibly cutly court 25 t& 1n nl truck band fund may receive. chapter s �am function - bloodthe fl . battle Ja: in. tha UlWIOWD category. 1. member of F.H.A., • member of The symbol for this C,gree ii the late Jacob S. Hobstetter and Ro- Saliabor, &own!bip. bank - will be closed down here. fte ■hawed a mayor'• tbe "Eebo" stalf, and attend& torch le "Lipt the way for lite .... Baer Hobstetter. Sul'vwon .... hle wife, Bertha One, LN Smltlt. expreaed bla • .,� turned IDThe president urged all bust1 lotal of when t ltaa in pinion, effect,, all Mr, llabatetter bad been • car- WilliamloD llobatetter ; t b r • e � the Racine Baptlst Church, future."' , lleSI and profes.5lonal people who II BBid and done, 'We D probably to the $ � fmd.ma George, the sons, to and Edison Jr., eonveution are Delegatefl hte Gf d tlli le Circle Mlss r a l pled d � h ged owa,d the ,10.000 Pomeroy: William, of Rullaod: be building o - troalment AUeoding alao ....,. C I • r k IO.la Ra- Linda Will and Mfund for the Midwest steel plant·■ �r. aDd M::· Durst. lant. R Gene Grate, Mn. 0mloUe Parthree daughter■• Virgl•, at home; p '' · ita Bill, president, alto w 1 1 1 J• her movlng here to forward_ t h e I r :;"�Sh � Mrs. IUcbard CJiamben, MkldleOTBD IUSINERI attend. . rin, treuurer; MIIDdJnw Jobn Elgbt pl!IW WN flaiail II monef 81 soon as poas1ble. Mr. ----' --' port Mn. W. and R. Day Hill ""'. dent of FHA member of FHA rlpt-ol-w a y 7.erkle, Councd CUnten Fi&ber, W a y a t Meip CDlllltf court bf .i ■ learned . K.ir�nd indicated also that an • enct. Ca Ch I llWIU km; m liaten, Mrt. Dale Lee, to .. 0 Mlle)r at the lillperial Gibbon•, anc1 A. A. Searllarry. ll)rnnett Pe7plll ,,.,...., 1114 edd,1,onal IJ,IIOI) 1, needed. �d ,u ""'I urch· Roclne, and MrL Cbarleo lodo,r. Two ... Howell S peaker For E. He reported shipmenta of f;nPrl<e. Col-· - �cha,po " driviq wit/tr i:t 1 I !shed product, .,. being made Folldon, Society WO clnn, Roilert • Blll. Doylon: oc1. 'Iba Obie l"elklore Soclety held from the plant and indicated that JD Armr pleaded gadtJ II a II aemi•aanual meeting in the The Syracuae Ladiee Auxiliary E r J c Chamber■• M I d d I ewhen the P,]ant 18 completely con• • port ; Jame, Wllllam Hob■tetter , diarp "'- driTilg while frltatc& verted, appro,d.,.tely ,. """"" new allSOIDbly ..... of the Ohio ol the Volunteor l'fn Deparlwnt R utland ; gren&laupten M r .. ed .. . - ol tho Oltfo will be employed In two shifts. St,te Museum la Columbus. Sat- today expreaed tbanb to f'ltl- Ro Larson Patrol,, wu lined tllO ad CIIIIII Welt Palm Beaeh n ----· an all day meeting. A - of Syr aiar Ing gro_II neglect of duly . ardaY eeuee and neighboring Fla., and � ,.,. and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Government economlsta and -- lo - • Jo luncheon w11 held at the O b I o ...... for eo-operethm Ill donatHobstetter Pomeroy Jeen he been filed W: rce said 'loday that latest job and unemployment figurel JwfL Rec:elYfnl u Ne,4feol loo Eastern Senior, :0Mei ; Co::; � Pleas I· State University Stuilent Union. lag towardl lbe filled � bu- Friendai m.,- � at the · ke other recent data on the econOllly, suggest tbat th� ad lelllmoe wa, Earl J w ■ l e r li Ewfnl A. V. HowoU. • member ol the k,.. made hJ' the aux,Jtery. end un Sponsoring Games ome Broob "" DWI by 1h ll e t 1 1 l F eral H anr,ume. 9erv.,.. business recetlBlon baa loucbed botlom. Court County Sbierlf'1 Departmmt. Eaate� High School seniors are LYJ1da Hebrech Johnson of Mid- , IOCiety, was the forenoon ,peak- the purchaael of them. will be he d from the f u n e r a l '"But there are still ,ame I0\1P l er. He exhibited a number of The department reported lalll ID other l'GIUt actiDn. BoNrl A total of Ill bamta were home t J with ·• opert taUtloned .in spomormg a basketball game tbla dleport filed a ivorce action Th P : rare blatorlc picture• and talked made and ■old � with 118 hiving ' Rev. �aldo •:m..�• - , :::-, 8DC.'9 U. .J..aber ItepartmeDl week tha& manpJoyment dNlpp8d L. Wingett •• ffned '5 ad .... Friday• April 14, �t the Eastern against Paul Leslie Johnson ot I �a the •object of Morgan·, Raid. ] been ordered before the bazaar I Burial will be In the Pine� report on the job picture In March � l10,cm in llarcll, a nailer de- on • charge of nmnlng a gym, Tbe game will be between Pomeroy, 'lbe plalntl esks lllp ff cua- . A volume ot i,oenui and a year', I days of Friday and Saturday of Cemetery the CoolvlUe Ladle1 and t h e tody of a minor child. 1laued today (at noon Eff). cline than normal. to S.tll5,m:t. Aa lign, William Black and Dflmlr being •uhacrlptlon to the socle�· ·, ma,- ! lut week. Basbtl wer a:ild 1n l 1be bu .aked flowen One encoura,in& •lln the d&- a result. the Ullllllploymeot rate. Hawley, '25 and cosb. elCb • e f • pe Plalna- Bourlteri, a n d Evelyn Dent of Mlddlep:irt 111- ii azine ere preaented to Mr. How- I the 8IU1'0Wldin toW1111 of Porn&- : which II ae w w t7 be omit:f'and CO:tribulfom be partment wu ready to report waa uonall,y ad;llted. cbar,es of dl,turbing the- ,-. Den elL ed for .I per cent of the Leland Morman, t,10 aocl ClNII, ed from divorce to , t Winfr bf M e, Lexin , I up crep& I lncreal W aevrage lbe Yarcll Riv The � in gtoq ! made to the llei.. County Can- a New Del'IY ----u culltody of Middleport. Sbe asl Oak IDD, Hartford, W, Va. ud' cer Society. erview again:00 �oree, campand to I.I per DO muffler. �d DaYid E• ._. the Chenet Ho� o ectory ftlkweek. Plants fl!Dll'AIf two minor ild other . l ch ren In Traffic Violaton Racine. 'lllere _,, m, ,1o,.. , ..,.., Columboa, posled ,,..,. bood h " s0th e ::tu i,. g,w overtfme lo worbn on -.,.. ----W � i: court act J 'ity, �: 1 : ; colored egg■ aold, including 00. on a charge of recftleu operatkm. , :n:rches. ..,,=. me the job befant recal1in& laid oft 11 Fined In Court � tty Rlg 1 en In .,..,.,.,,. and Minenvdle. I Driver Is Cited wld end edmm,;on of 15 cenla for . Be · -1oYe,. p 'l1ne traffac vlolaton were fin. R ,gg, Earl II)' But they pointed wRI, groater haa beeo sludenta and '5 cent, for edulta ed In lllfddleport Mayor �b ] 'nie group made • proftt of '41 - i To County Court . Another "plus" report. from the cen, to tho foci lbel unemplnJ- Farly Servieeo Are will be asked with aD money to · l Mdlhianey's court last evening, • on the projecl. At the T r 1. I no, Preatan, 21, Waym, W. Va Commerce DepartmeDt, ■aid tbal. mea t bu exceeded ■ per t."ent gt; 1oward the wn10r trip to Wasfl- An action by D. L. Bed: against Dona E. Panonl waa fined $5 County Muaic AuociaUon pro-I has been td to i,. County NtaU ■ales advanad I per cent for ro... mcmthl:. n jumped to 8 1 Al Two, Not Three Me clt Kelley Manuf�uring Company and cost, ington. on • eharae of fa:illn& gram held in the Syractlle court next MOl}day follawtng a in March, the wond rue Jn two per cent ln Dec!embe,·, ipped to Funeral ller\lK'el for Raymond �• been dimn_iued upon applica- t. :,leld r.lgbt of way. Grade School, the ladie, aokl re Ii wreck Oil Route , Monday morn- montba. IncreaN buying of new e s p.- een 1n uuuu7 d then llyen Farley of McKeesport, PL )r . J t , and lion ot the plamtJfl and the eau,e Gregory W. Cbote wu ...,. ! fmlunoota wblch eemed t h e m fog. ean wu cbfell7 rapoaslble. rebowlded !JI N>nw-y FORn� BOHD8 died Saturday will be � , who . la aettled. ; eel a penalty of $11 and t'Oltl for I tzs.83. I Pruton's tnK'k atruek the ,._. , Farley residence- la .,.._ the at {riaWhile the confident lhal Vatehel L. Bormg of A l b e D I The case of D. 0, Whaley, «. : reckleu operatlan and Clarence j At the event tbe ladiel!I w e r • of a car operated by Pearl Cole- 1D1G1 CICNDAL BOl!IPITAL tion'al ecoriomy ii not sliding into We&mday at p.m. h · - forfeited bond on t h r e e al. Ya. the Swisher Coal Cempany lnitead al I Bin& wu fined f11 and cost, on , attincl in awd)iary bat, o( navy man, rt, Che&blre, u Cokm,ar, Admialona - Victorla StaerJ, ! another deep depression, President ! p.m. a• waa Iannounced )'Iller-- l "' · cllargea: in the court of Pomeroy ba1 been cont,inued from April 24 1 u Jntox1c1t1on duqe. ' blue with yellow isslp and &lowed la dGwn to tam I.I mllee , MJddltpert, C!w-lea Cannkiaalfl Keanedy lllld other offlclal.1 have day. Mayor Charlea Let•• Borioi: •for- - lfOJ I al t o.m. ..t the· ,tea · · uavy blue aprooa wlib yellow ..,th o1 lllddlepnrl. 'Ille Stata lllddleport. '""'8 llaod, Desler, _.,.... .,,....,, that the a- Survl""" !nelude fottr daap-" . l,Ited 1 $50 bond cw, 8 charKe .ol lelldant, Slondanl Alpbelt a n d LOCAL TEMP8 rufflN. The OUIU!llly and ffn. i Patnl rvported heavy dantage , and llt•«t Doiley, Pomeroy. pected busineu expan,ton lo t1w 1en, Mn. Ruth M.,.Doool4, lln. � _ �s!stipJ -• � . .70 on a Tar Co. bu beaJ ih'en INve un- The temperature In Pomeroy'• men ol Syracuae ll"I' WCLrkinf to- to tbt Coleman ea r. Pnatoa wu Dlltharps - Zana Bater. latter part of the year mmt .t Anna LouiN k 1tc:b., 1111.1 • ._1 , - ud '5G for tll April 1111 lo, file la • - �•i!W11 ol!olrl"' II _,., ....,_ '"""' the � QC a •• w 1 dlo!rltd wftll �- to i1Gf lo ,....,; .... unemploymeat muolt below Lull. aad 11n. •111-r · ' ..,, AIOlo Ill. llllllr• -- ...... ...... . Ul@iio INtll!, lfill>f . rat., of .---'. •'. . ', -i WUUaffil Brothers Mgn mc,v. in,: heavy machinery DW their Reedtvllle kick-off point I a I t Wedwday. They parked a huge D-t cater­ pillar, a Clevelaod-l20, 1 0-1, a JtO..yd. drag line, a D-t and .,.,. eral other piece. et larp: equip. ment oo the outlkirt& of � ville. In additkln to the huge oon­ Anlctlon devica. abow. m truck.I ran,.ine in me from. Ji!t'pa to tractor- lra:Jlen are OD the lite. W"oth bla marited -­ a.cceDl, !big Jlml Martindale oplamed that the hill, ol Cooot.7 look lib "a roueh an:a to cover." He lll already certain t h a t large qwmtiUn of high uplo­ aivea will be needed to I h • k • - deep bedded n,,eb to ...... way for the cable. A ulamaa from • Oak Hill blutim.g firm WU at Martindale'I beadquarters late la,t ..... bar&autia& lo pro­ •kle the powd,r, Ma or Char e s Dec., k ac St e k d y g =-=='----==:...cc.:.;..c:.;._______________, ;I \ ,i ,1 pom • t Rock News, Events W ,1,,0 � ' , · 1\ ' NO. 301 One of the world"s largest pipe­ line 1.'0mpanies. lhe Williams Brolhers of Tulsa, Okla., soon •11! .sµread cable across the hill areas of Meigs County. J. S. Mart indale, Willlams' su­ perint{'ndent here said his L'Otn­ pally ordered him tu supervise the laying of 185 miles of cable, eontracted through the American Telephone and Telegraph � pany. M artindale cannot say what the use of the telegraph cable will be Credit Leag,ue Convent',on Was was Theme Of \' · ,, < 411 Williams Constru ction Based In Pomeroy For Cable Laying Project I Fam,"/ L e ,,,_ ' ' ' ,. ,_, ...,' ' ,. -·· .1. 1 e ,- I�·°' r .. � C of C Asks SupPort For BloodmobUe ,-i;., - . � 1', '' INi•­ I w- Ni "' .. ' r um,· �=al- Douaw � T Ladies Extend For Area upport I �fi �· -�!-:m =.:: =tied ti.,. ������-���=�:...'.'.'. :..'. � �...: = =:!:... [ Bu . smess Recess1.on At LoW pom • t, Improvements seen Bel_; s o·1vorce Actions Filed ':'!�'"-;;::._ � Mr. Hobstetter, Rose s Dead After LoD"a, J}lness I �·etlJh, I * hill Eight F'med fn Court Acbon& For v· l_b.ODS ..._ • •1• •--1-.i -• • °;' I roy, :=r it!::' = not.: .f i �1,.�· . ,. •in �- .,..,jp,11 .. ,...... �-111111!�.W:i •'l ' I .. ' +' -.I• �' ' ' Tlae Daily Sen tinel COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY ' Lights For Our Minds With National Library Week coming up April 16-22, what do we have to cele­ brate? The library specialists say some few things, such as the extension of library service to some rural areas not hereto­ fore covered. But fundamentally, they say, the nation sutlers a tremendou s "book gap.' Nobody nttds to be reminded of the connection between the reading of good books and the necessary informing of a people in a democracy. Yet, despite the recent rural gains, H is estimated nearly 25 rqillion Ameri­ cans in rural zones have no library ser­ vices at all. Two-thirds of all the nation's elemen­ tary schools have no central library fa. cilities, whkb mean.s 10 million children are deprived of this vital mental nour­ ishment in lbrmative year1. Most high schools are a good deal bet­ ter off, but even 3 per cent of these have no central library . And half the four­ year colleges don't have the 50,000 vol­ umes considered minimum. Even the 400 public libraries serving 50,000 or more people are not uniform­ ly adequate. Library authorities say it would take another $100 million a year to bring them up to standard. Having books on the shelves isn't the whole story, either. Trained librarians are required. Still, of s o m e 82,000 schools studied in a survey, only 42 per cent had such personnel. Just to take up the slack in the public library field and lo extend service to uncovered rural and urban areas (31 million urban dwellers get inadequate service),. 1n outlay of t500 million to $750 million would be required. The bigger annual expenditures would be in addition. All those needs have piled up al a time when the prospect is for higher and higher book costs, heavier usage with fuler wearing out of books, bigger demand r o r scientific a n d technical of free citizens? I n a southi!rn town only rece ntly blessed with library service, an elderly man tried to tell a l ibrary teacher what it meant. He groped for the right words. As he talked, street lights came on. He looked up, and then said: "That's how it is. Books are a light. See how bright it is now?" That's how it should be, for all Americans every­ where. OFF-BALANCE It is always astonishing to read a fresh report that certain employers have fail­ ed to turn in to the federal government sums withheld from their workers for income tax and social security purpo1es. The employers' behavior is, of course, thoroughly reprehensible. One has to wonder , though, why the government cannot devise more effective enforce­ fflent against such flagrant injustice. Jt is ironic, too, that while these tax scofflaws d u c k payment, government has seen fit to slap a flat 30 per cent in­ come tax and a 3 per cent social security levy on foreign exchange student grants. The effect is simply to cut grants by a third. Senate moves now shaping up to ease this Jncome tax burden and wipe out the foolish social security tax (from which the foreigner will get not a cent of benefit) are long overdue. ,. Syracuse Eighth . 1961 2-Dall) Sentinel, Pomeroy -Mid dleport, 0 , April 1 1 WASHINGTON COLUMN We 'd Ough t Po n de r A ny Cease Fire In La os BY PETER l!.:DSON WASHlNGTON - 1 NEAl- Be­ fore relax1na: too much over the prospects from a Briush-RuHian­ arranged �ase-lin� ancl peare conference on Lllos. 11 might he advisable lo rec�II some of I h e bacllgroU11d as set down m mili­ tary ret:ords tlere. On Aug 7. HlOO, when most of the officials of the royal Laotian government were ab.�ent from lhe city arra11gir\{I for the funeral of the late Kmg Siisavang Vong, 1t amart young paratroop captatn named Kong Le led h.i:t company mto th.e :idminislratiYe capil.al ol Vtentiannl!, artd took over. KONG u: HAO BEEN trained by the F'rench and Amerl<'ans and had shown II high degr� of military aptitude. Wb1ii1 was not realized at the time wag th.at he lhe tiad also been trained by . unists Olmm Kong Le had a lank driven up to the building m' which the lei!,· isl:ltive caucus wa1 meeting. ,\ gun muule was forced into t h e room. And Kong Le, came down from his balcony seat to demand that Prince Souvanna Phouma 1>e made premier ol a new, neutral· isl governnient. Uniled thU:i So11ed back also Stateg had in lht! ier prt-m as vann1 PholllTUI gov­ e stabl a hope ht! l'OUld run s action �rnmenl . Hlli principal were forcrng out the old Interna­ tional Control Communism and arranging for the incorporation of the Communist Pathet Lao (of('es intn the Royal Laotian ar• my. Artually, only one battalion of Pathet Lao joined up. The other marched across the border intu 1n 1957 and ' S8 lhe tl Communist North Vietnam. was trained there Wlder Souvan• na Phouma's half brother . Prinee souvanouphong, for all the trou­ t..c ble it"s now causing. Kong immediately invited them to come back to Laos to support him. After the new kin&, Sri Savang Vatthana, had approved Souvan­ JUI. Phouma·s reappointment as premier in 1960, his first act was to establish diplomatic relatior.s with Moscow. Then he inYltt1 the Russians to ship in food and ga!'Dline. THIS W.U THI!: STAJlT of the Russian airlift of arms f r o m Hanoi. In northern Viel NJ!m, into Laoa, for the 1upport or Kon& Le nod the Pathet Lao Communist forees. This is when artlllery was intrn· duced into the Laotian fighting. Previously, it had �n j u � t . small arms guerrilla fighting Some oJ the Russian transports were observed. to have the same numbers a, phmeis th.at carri� arms to SU1)port the late Patrice Lumumb.a in the Congo. Souvanna Phooma's "neutral• ist" government IHted from Aug­ ust kl December. Then he was driven out of the capital by Laol• ian loyalist forcea under B r i i­ Gen. Phowni Nosavan, lhe de­ fense minister, who was knowo to be anti-Communiat and pro­ Westem. He was supported by Fmich and American military missions. The Russian airlift then begim In earnest. Since last Decembl!r it has flown 10 to 15 missions a day in all kinds of weather, ll has Tttflntly carried Pattlet lAIO Jl'r&• troopers deep into Laotian terri­ tory for operation• that will give the Communilt fotte1 • DUPi• mum hold on the country before the ce11se--fire can be arran11ed and the 14-naHon peace confer­ ence cp be con'llened in Cambo· When the Oust Settles We'll See the Bouncer Grade Moms Meet ' du:1 Tt11� 1� 1rn olcl Communi .., !!t' ' t r wk f .i\tu_;,�.11!1 Then• .irt now cadr!!t °'1�iftK-P · munisl North Viel Nam ve\enir\.t ta in every umt of Puthet Lao. onu is lead ii and stiffer it. Thia recent reason gJVl;'n for their ly near hold now hey s slJ('('esse T te u.p tory terri rai all of the Cent the ancitol capital o( L.uang Prtl­ bang. And lhey will be hard :o gel out, no matter what kind of a peace settlement i, made. History's Worst Mass Killer' Ad0If EIC' hmann 6oes 0n Tr,a. I 1·.::i-.�·!d�.�;� :::, � , 1981-1 d �= a o � ed v: -:. ?� �= � r !"' :i : y l Emp Bo = .-- ,-~ __ wmpoo New UK.I ,n,c., "--k For ... i,:;�1 Rest Of Term ! 1 1,m - . ... .. - ... ..._ - •••• of 1.,,,., ,,,. WASHINt (/'U .... 1 U P[I ll.. ,od .., .... ,..,,,.,,., A,m, •'"" \o put ' ,.. , 'The board difcuaed the pur• one mal)J(·ure 11nd l(J t'"l�(·l rJc 1m 1 1 Y r :.: �:;o ;.,��l:::. � !: pub� far1�lj · �:� ;; 1' '.'�,: t:,�::0� ;: 1 m we e l;.oard memben rlO:II Another pyramid lh11! J admirt'll t o tu l u ff' pote-ntl81 . into eflect r t Or l , Rowib, Duane Buru,y . P'ranciJ •• bui t !Jy Mn. i,·ratKcJJ E. Hol- S,t pt. 30 Pr!'vJOu.s!y. perlomwit"" e Montgomery , Thor Canty a O d brook of Qlyahoga. ohio, a, foJ. and potential have been ,t.- 11 ExttuUve Head George M. Dal- Iowa : • ·My JOI! brou ght � a .-que,11 Wf'ti,:ht Tilf' Army �aid MonJ.u. d.!y 1:xpern·nce ha.I !!OOwn tlwt .. cocoon ol .i µraying ma11t u1 wh1rh ______ �tt-rmJ11a! lvn of performaflct! 11 hatchoed . I 10id baby mans 1se1 for mor e r,-.11;,t,1,.. th.in an e.1tim.ate o( PLAY 8CIIEDULED Senion ol Eutern High School i.' cent.1 each IIJld gave h1ro a put,-n11al. -----plan to pre.ent their pl-, . nickel. Sold 18 and could havt · · Mother ta A Freahman , " a com- sold more btil my ll0""4 fltl' uth Largest and firlE'sl palac. In Engl.ind iR Hamptoo Court. nei.r edy 1n three act., Thursday and other up " Friday, April 20 and 2J at 8 p. m. Al fund-raiaing oovelt ies , thtit' London. The public ii invited. rank high, but J think the pyramid r------..iiiiiiiiiiiiii-i -----built by Mr1. Marian Smith. of !..dies' Basic Pulallli. Arlt . tops them all. .. Prol>ably DOI 8 •ay you'd advise," &be wrote, "but I added a WASHINGTON HJPD - Five dollar and bet on 'Rebel Ruler' Needle HeeJ. • "_�b ago, � •� • division in t.qe ninth at oaklawn Park. He Medium or 23 Heel l', the Republicao Nat� Comcame In a winner. May we do mlttee decided It wu tune to the a.ame lD 'G." start railing money lor tbe Ul6I congreaional campaign. The United State, has mort So, U began lftlding dollar bills than JJO steel-making oompartie! . to party worker, throughout the with a total capacity of about ltd. MIDDLEPORT country. million Iona annually. 1 At fint glance, there would apJleat to ht madflHII in thil meth.'. od. I me.an no politician · h. right mind 'would try to f:a,; . . . . a campaign by oontribuhng to ha rontributon. All Sy,scus, e>gbth G d mothers are asked to be al th,: I IChoul houae Wednesday " aft«-' noon at I p,m. for a meetina COO- JERUSA LEM ( UPI ) - AdoU ·-nw ateuaed la unable o t cernlng the EiKh,tb Grade Com · Eichnuum went un trial today aa brine: the witneM be need. for mencemtnt and banquet, hlator)"1 wone ma11 murderer hia deftnN, Nol onJy hun ·t ne 'l1le N�ttt.ni School Board His lawyer immfldiately ,:ha.I• the �anl but � molt of thole �el ln ■pec 181 teUlon lut_ n-elenged the jurisdiction of a coort who would appear in hi.a defense nmg to accept the reai.gnat.lOll ol Dinner I, Given •• •· II Juuge, •·• --• de are former •• of u,ree ..,rae "' aJIU ;:,,::, officen they are U,e head cook at Harr-vu•Sunday By Walker, that they disqualify them• barred from appearing here u Elementary ICbool and to hire an 'llanded Mr. and Mn. Walter Walkr: there ii no doubt that Inael rte• employee to take her place. entertained with a dinner Sun ielff!. Rohert Servatius, a German OiJ!izes the baa.le principla of tht 'J1>e N&ignalioo ol Mn. lrffll' day at their home on Cheste, awyer from Cologne, &aid El.eh law of nation■. The law for the \mold Wu acttpied and w 1 1 1 Road. haYe been brought t:i punialunrrit of the Naz.ii and their become effective April 15. Mn. should nann Gllf:!lta were Mr. and Mrs rl.al be ore ( un internatlonal or collaborator■ ( a .er.lei of specta1 l�ezel Henden wu hired u • Earl Dill of Morning Star : Mr lawa passed by the hraell parlla §lltanl cook f<N" the rem.tinder of and Mr1. Glen Dill, Pomeroy ; ieutral tribunal. 8 Otho Radford and Mn. Llllir Eichmann stand& trlalas Adolf menu is • contravention of the L h e lll6CMll IChool year a1 monthly aalary of $U». IIBNDEIIMON Manie!, Syracuae: and Mn. Roxi, Hitler', "traffic officer" ln the law of natiorul. Jllmee P. Henderson, • l!68 Wa- Hen5'111, Brookville, Ky. �er of II million Jewa _ the "I ao ,uggeat that the court de· Mr■, Nellie Borgaa, former ..,. bama Hi�h School graduate, baa man wbo moved the Jew• from elare it baa no authority to deal aUltant cook, wu named • head ______ been elected lo membership in one point to another lib a cbe"S with the case. The law of the cook for the remainder of lhil CIIAPTER TO MEBT Phi Beta Kappa, national ICbolPomeroy Chapter No. 80 R. A. master pl.aying a macabre game punishment of Nazi1 la counter to year, taking the place of M r a. anhip honorary society. M. will hold a stated conv0<:ation on the white and black board ,if the law of nations. It apeaU ol Arnold. Henderson is a student at Mipu�ishment for cr�e! committed 111.e board al,o approved t II e Wednesday at 7 : llO p, m., for the life and death. and i ord at O University i • x un f s. trauaction of all regular busi- The routes be marked out for pnor to the establishment of the hiring of Miu Judy Slewart .u the IOD of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. ne!IS. The officers and all compan- the captive Jew& elfflOfJt alway� slate of Israel, ootside Ila bor- aeeretary at Rut1and High School Heoder&Oa, fonnerly of New HavIona are urged to attend. led to death In a gu chamber. dera and by and to per.om who for the remainder of the school en, W. Va., now residing ill Terre Before tht challenge to the Ju• are not �ilizena of tbe state oJ term at a $12$ monthly aalary. -----Haute, Indiana. rlsdiction of tbe court Ekhrnann Israel. Eichmann wa1 brought to ApplicaUona w t r e conaidered JaJMS la a senior in the Departstood to hear the reading of the tbi� court in breach of � law. from Ada Ohlinger for a teaching meot of Phy_sics in the Colle�e of (ifteen-coant indictment againr.t • The �ompetence of Uria court -----'---· ____:: Arts and Scienet'!I et the Untverhim. It feU like fifteen lashe, on also derives from , procedural alty, In addition to his newly ac- Amon� t�se who entered Holz. his back. point. The method in which the quired honor, he is a member of er hospital m the past H bour1 the AA SerYBll118 began hla plea accused was . brought before . . . . . al mathe- were: Mark L. Harri&on, Mllls P i Mu Epa11on, na_t"xm court disqualifies It from udg 111g J • · th B• Blazer, Rio that the court disqualify itseU one v 1· 11Ed 1 ge, 1 'l SigPl Sigma mabcs honorary, • him. thing beeame clear - Eichmann I hasten to add, however, that ma national Physics awarded by Grande, Thomaa E. Mallters, Rt. f " bduc ht. a ter The a accused, hil.t, going lo be the to defended the GOP Ladies have not taken ( I Cheshire, John W. MuUord, Rt. ls . the' Univer&ity last May. and every legal �se is going bon, signed a statement a.aying . ' leave of their •rua. � are e 2 Cheshir A. George , Tipton, He is also active in the Men'1 . • to be �austP.d m the attempt to be aceept-ed the jurlsdlctlon (II me�ly cooductmg an u�rsment. , Rt. 2 Cheshire Harvey BrubakGlee Club, Lutheran. student AcLhe Israeli OOUl'l. It goes wltho11t . . save his life. In do,-it--yourdf" fund-ruing. . 'Haa llllU __,. the Umvers11y Cen- er, Rt• 2 Bidwell• Dwight L, tiv1-, ... •L.•u1at ,,ma saywg was statement Ftglatff Lib Each woman who receives a Tlllb Cheatwood · Waterloo• Mrs Law• ler Program Board. · 51 ven ... IJDder d J thie urea.. resery� doll renee R. Gerlach, Jr., HIM Mead- His lawyer 11 a thick set, WASHINGTON (UPll - Evlar from the committee is • a owbrook Dr.• Pt. Pleaunt, Her- square jawed man who loola and right to pmve th t It waa written denee that RUllia haa tripled ita auppo&ed to "pyramid" It Into a and signed under dut'ffl and anna airlift to Lao1 catlled IJ'OW· larger •um and then send the enbert Chambers, 108%; Mi11 St., talb like a fighter. h t of pressure ea Therefore . tt Jng concern here today that lhe tire amount back to lhe GOP Middleport Mrs. Leslie Boone "Tbia Ia a question of revenge " . r- b 11urchla ti -, Gaap re�a:•: Gallipolia dam � is in11'alid as evidence in court. Kremlin Carr, 291 Sycamore St., Middle- SerYatiua said, ''TIie state of might be 11:aJlblg on a lreasur} . EUIElfA Cll♦•I f�t on ro�19·0· "A man wbo evaded tho lnw for cease fire in port., Mn. Sldney Ray ""Hayman, rael bae put itself on record that order to build up Sbu,e Way■ ,e. yean would no! of hl• own 43 M · uo Communiat f · RL 1 Middleport' Mtll. will1am there. its object la not �venge. ThJa ll The committee leave■ it to the .._ 1. IIOOllt 3.06 ri9l'ff to appear In a Relia Plea11allt 26.12, Hint.on will free ag . . lll'cetl ble F. Wlnebreoner, Syracuse, G. a matter of seeking out a scapediplomatic IOW'cea re - individual t.o determine bow to 7 rtainly IERYINI KT 6 a ising Fall K 3 b w an in iq' 1. tm': : ported that the Soviet military build the Ch b� r./ � Dayton Parsons, Rutland, Mrs. goat. We cannot now try the Nai:i court· nd ce � pyramid. And thil h a■ a 1 49 t ea · Arthur G. Neal, Jackson, Carl state of which Eichmann waa a the country whose peop e I e IUpply alrHR to Laotian Commu ,.;ven rile lO aome •, o-w,14 o.f the __ •= _. · r-.ug ,.,. •1ow from , � Oh•1o' River was most at hla handa • la ha• b e e Tl three ti.mes A h , •. , k DUI rt ur �,. Jae S;J, " -;,ff Harson, Mt11. member. He ts being ts charged tm0rthodo J l fund-r 1 aising ·n-m •• •1...----gb tnelbod, ..... .., uuvu ____mcu · __ls Dam 20, one- 1 '11iere are pn:a . ., recorded norma1 ra ,ce In the UUJ� ey p• MeCumber, w1·tkeaville, With •-� day or ao. in the history of poL\tfCJ. ■e..lly ..t,,...- ,_... ,_ . respone1b11ity for aet, wh.leh ..nlh of a foot per hour at Dams n-n..+_...... w over the paat 150 year■ of legal '11te State ...... . Mn· William R Dalton · Ashland were imposed upon him by the lutl•g .....,.. '-:wll.. .,...iutan 81 eon· a a tentb ' 21 and Dam 22 1111d one--h 23 lf Lt, Ky., Mn. James A. Wood, Rav- state. He was dragged into doing procesa bein� held deaPlte the ll- slderlng 1e11dlng a strong ■tate- . Let 111 oon lder lint the manner ndon· III whicb Mn· Fern E· � of foot per hour at Dam · legal abduction of the aecuted. 1 ment on U.S. views direc enswood, W. Va., Mr.!!. Audrey I. these things for the state. tly to the . waa running one-half foot, Mar- Sml'" ___ .. ____ L. , �. Towner, N. D. • came to the aid of .,._mlm lbNlugh .S 'Jlot go into detail on this nn:: i;n, Ravensw000, W. Va., "I would now request th.e court 1h41l U . AmlHIHllUUl" her ,.,.,.. w·tb • · .. pyramid. met one-quarter f00l and W,_ _. �, 1 point. These precedentl are inad- Llewel'·- E. Thom . . . rn· Mn Roy M· Ruppert' Spencer• to exam.me psoo, my two prmcipal · . ,,... l h · field dam 2 feet. "Durmg a chW'tb d-r." ahe . m1Ssab e ere. W. Va. One Western diplomat 18 Id the te of b' told the committee, "l mitehed 8 O Clrcum&tance1 of the abdue- Lao, ttulis seemed to be Boat IIIOYeDH!■t&: . a Blrlb' ��-The co� 81 no J lsdlc- " leaf from gorgeo� plant, took it UT tion in tb.ia case are entirely difu ir , . ... _ ........ ....1,n p.1 Ohta River - Jf.,Ho Tennessee proachln o . M rs. 1.enalt DotSOII • Rt. ! Galli- lion' c I t ---_____ .. Ll.l..n......l ' wa.... • � _,_. . ., e-n-bom " in ren e, puI ... ,...,, I, ·- .. -� . .uiv a...,'l!OCV waa e 4 Aliquippa up 14, up . eem" which pnvalled two and a i:- son, t.G . a. m. M.onday. ' w-•• , 1 , 2:20• p.m.; , pouo, "-The law for the pwnshmeut at the order of the Iaraell gov• half week■: ago when PreJ.ident later potted the plant and aoon 0 a.m., , up 16, J , ,.., . of Nazis 88d the•· " coUabor-• MOtl ll emment ttaeU• which acted in ____.. D.beluupd there were siJ: small vielet plant,. . . - ,,. ,.,_..J••■.m. •, M'1... 1M1 nruli.u up t9, •'-'··15 KCWR:Uy warned of it■ aenouspatlenta ffl:flnlly discharged In- not ,.,alld• " the contraventi law of na• of on a.m.: Andrew C.alhoun u.p 28, s:neu at 8 televlaed oewa confel - "Brought riv111 small flower pots eluded Mn. Vitus Hartley, Jr., Servatius then went Into the I lona. 'lbe court cannot lend Itself with the pyramid $l planted the 40 a.m.; Robert Weal down 21, ence. . 5: 15 a.m.; Titan down 21, 7 : 20 Henry Sw�, Mn. Al Stedenabel, question of the qualifJcalion of the lo being a party to such 1 1itua• 'I1iere w aa speculatiQh that Rua- violet. in each, invited five gala Mrs. w 1 M ller, judges. Mrs. 11 John ue Le ; lion. a.DL ; Elgercliff up 23, 4: SS a.m. •la haa been rushing io supplies for bridge and lunch aad had no Heff�r, Mra. Robert L. Strait '°The opinion of one of the .. I will call lo the witneu stand City o( Maysville down 23, 6: 10 in advanced of the monaoon ,ea- trouble selling those plant.a ior $1 and m(ant aon, Mist Dorothy A. judges might be determined by Mr. Zvl Tobar and Mr. Ram Oil next few weeks each. Re1, rned a po� -violet to a.m. ; Freiberger up r,, 4 a.m.; S Poet�, Mra. Harold H. Taylor the fact members of hf■ family Shimonl -0f Tel Aviv, emplo,ea of � due in the W"lth Exclulive Ne• 1na IIOW.d ham� I.he drurch to � · 1111 conCecilia ft. \'I> %7, 2:05 a.m.: Jerheavy ra 1 '' and mfant daughter. Joseph R. were affected · t?Y the trimea of El Al cthe Israeli state al'line\ lllpply aelente.. " actJvltiel. ry Baswortb up r,, 7:is a.m.; ohnson, Rex It Unroe, Floyd which my client is aecused,"' r.e Tbe firBt witnesB, logether wkh James Hines u p 35, t ; 15 a.m. Russia, in 811 April 1 note, ac- 1ben la no doubt that Mrt. ! Bobo, Jamea A. Stewarb, said. . .The a ccused Is concerned others, kldnaped the aceused an cepted In aeneral tenna a British Lee's fund- raising-technique wu Galllpo)ht Dam - Cornell down · s p.m. ; Philip Spom down 1 :40 Mr,. Vernon W. Keels, _Paul R. at the _pollible prejudice of. DIi !1�1960, �ived hlmtPf ltla p,opaa1 for 8 thn!Htaa:e Laoa a bit out of the ordinary. As to O H lter, Mrs. John H. Wh ite, Mr1. of_ the Judges. I refer ·to u.. ma, ..;. . . . . dust ord inarity blow , •- --��.. whether the ver- liberty and brought him to larael. 80lullon - a ...,. ,.._.., a.m.: Robert P. Bonnie up 3: hi � k..Adi--.'\ •-�•• back into ,our recr. · ! MODEL 106-A Oliver p VanMeter' Mra. James d ict handed down by one of them Witnes1 n .A.J � umber two was lhe or� lion Of an lncllan-Caoad,lan-Poliab gell .will be on the . iaoe a.m.: Onward up 5:SS a.m.; Sol• . " 11t, th; • • • s C k Per ms, and ho ' as H. Car• Dela•• 1-,c. Nt ti UIIIIIIIN T m in a previous case bearing oo the gaoizer of the flight. vay down 9 : 05 a.m. ; John Ladd · truee team and 8 14-aatlon COIi· Republicana in the next election, .. �:-,:::,i:. �i t: '" ton. • Clip--Ofl tooll a.ecused'11 alleged action, (be did ''Tbo•l"'•itnesses will be able ference to ' work DUt a poUtical I am not prepared to say. Dean up 9: 45 a.m. a,nn fllfl..t 1" illhiltil • FuU l'lliwelinl tltll CMIIN... Ne""- 1,-u.1 Amon, AlllnJ not elaborate that pointl. It ha1 to show that the tldnaplng of the solution. Kuawha Rlyer - O I i ,.. ti I A more energetic, ff le118 ingeo• U nlnabMt 11,s■• HM ow:1 1 H.P. 110To11 1 Shearer up Marmet 6: 10 a.m.: A. According to the midnight re- been bnposalble lo detmnina to accused from the Ar�entlne was Since then, British Ambauador iolll, fund-railing method waa enr . . • Pa _,.Wffflll. •fficiHI .., adjust• V. Chris down Winfield 9: 10 p.m.; port of the nur-1ing department, what extent th11 Judge has !lll the result of an offlCial order by Sir Frank Roberta baa aoughl to ployed by Mrs. c y_ Semple of Thelma Ann down Winfield 2: 10 those who were listed as fair in- open mind In the present case. the gO'llemment of Israel." pm Russia down lo 80 actual Baxter Springe, Kan. Here i8 bow a.m.; Helen Z. up Winfleld 3:15 eluded Walter Fetty, Mrs. Laura O FF E R L I M I T E D - S T O P I N T O D AY ! . cease fire agreement In a aeritlll she built • ,1H.50 pyramid: ■ a.m.; ....., down Wlnfield ,,,. Wa,ren. Rou Getile,. Robert Plata, ..... ll'wk of meetings witb the lon,gn office a.m.; Merrill up Winfield 4:40 Radabaugh, Ray Riffle, Bert in Moscow. "'Made ud IOld felt sunflowen, a.m.; 0. F. Shearer down Wir.- Baker, Warren 'nwmaa, Perry Details of the Moscow talb have made and ■old chocolate call.ea Wella, James Elkins, WiU_lam field 4 :50 a.m, been tept private. but they ap bread and rolla, apple pies, Hanlngto�, Freeland Norris, patently have been stuck OD que6- birthday cakes, gave two crew LEGAL NOTICE Mi:9. WIU1am Thabet, John F. tlom of timing. Washington want■ cul.s, shortened three akirll, LIO,U NOTICI IU<:tu.rd c. Rader, w1Mi.. p11... ., Blaettnar, , Gifford Scherer, BERLIN (UPI} _ Gerfflans = ....,.u...,.. ,____ al,o lee! thal a verified ffill8 fire before an cooked pot of beans. mended three M• -•,1 r�ence 11 In Cn• of H. &. WIIHn George Rairden J hn MASON, W. VA. · HMigao viewed the AdoU Eichmann trial , o atera, one pair trouserw, . Brldffp0r1, W•.t vtrt1ni.. but per-bee:I international conterence beglna. t h 8 I no enoug em 88 pb ha 1 .,nal Nrvll!e e1nao1 be nbtained ,n and Margaret Walker· In Israel today with mixed enu>- made on the efforts lo make tilm m 111• st1t. o1 Oh1o, and hi, J1nMn, ldd- 1., A-1c ructi•nt c. Blood _admJni.stered receoUy al .......... ..:�g on whk:fl side am-•·. liona - d.,�.....,, .,__9 than 2,000 Nuts S '"'ltllll .....,. Rader, fftal No A.1'158�538'1 . ...__pital Included two WIila on of the Iron Curtain they live. 9533, c M. R. No. 1. it.Hier 8o,r Air the 1 •imi been hunted down and tried bave For.,. Bu�. 1Hloa1, aa.l..tJopl, w111 e.11, '--"'l.lUIWD &.RU� II woutd and the seareb continues they tlk• notJ.,. 1h11 o• t.11.1 13th. da,, <11 Sunday and Uiree unib on Mon• ' M,"'11. 11111, t11, unda',tptlll flied day, N!Opeo old wounda end heap new pom · I oul• �r p1tlllon a,atnll 1111a In tb1 CPurt of ee-011 P.._1, Mein C011nty, ______ shame on them. 'Ibe Communi8l In addition n..... point t that Ohio, c... No. 13.118, pr1,1nc • OU r MOVE N R.,,. .,I ,.._,, A dlvorH rrarri U11 ald ek-,,<11 c. ,_____ East ut,t"uuu m ct·--' lllD&eU they had West Germany atreaoy Iles paid Rader oa the Pound, of Groh ,�•• .....__ .... n.1.... to - about that their ro Ohio (UPI) -.1.w; COLUMB•u"', 1tt1 01 dulr, and ru,•11..,. ,rnlea ,..,....,'l!i ...... ., • out $.1.25 billioo to compensate '',', euttod7 of eblld1'11n, mh!<>ri for tempo of Secretary of State Ted bands were clean. Jews and other victims of the p • ntlff nil chlldrwn 1111'11 u,, further m,1_. of UM coart, ,nd ..,. fin•• W. Brown'1 office was upaet re- '11lere was apprehension in We,t Na:r.l terrorlam. When lhe reBtitue ad ::r cenlly wbe.a a Dayton firm re- Germany that It.a painfully • re- lion program, 11 It ii called, II of k• In tha fllta�. that di• .,. ported It wanted to move ite I t o r e d reputatJon would M ----•r ,,.........,leted u1111 ,._ total ,__,,._,.,, will ed •b• boUNbold (Oods. Uld ffll' marred, particularly In the Unit- be $6.25 bOUon. 'lbe IaraeU .,.ver atb�r 11ro,ar ffllef. ..Id e•uM w ill headquarters lo Russia. •• 1M fGr burlJM: on or altv di,. _., • 111 the reeounllnI of da, of April, 11111. ment'a share will amount to lf8U.5 Activity returned to normal od Slates 'aacte.-. when they learned that th.la par- the horrors of Nazism in the million. em court. J LANC[II <:ro•, Crow end Porter. AttOl'M,. ticular RuBlia is In SheJL.., Rftelve N■ Rfflltaiioll u,. C:Ou.n- eruaal lnr Pl1lntlff u we wa our "-Y "M st stJII sh di� Communiat Eut Germany, on (3) 1 ... ,1, • m •• u. 10, u. ,. ty, Ohio. - -- linen before the eyes of the the other band bu not paid one MOTHERS, FATHERS, BOYS, GIRLS, CATS, C �NARIES, BOUQUET&, world," aaked a young white-col- cent. At far �• the Cornmunilt1 lar worker in D1111eldorf. are concerned, they have already UnderU■ed Coac!era atoned for any crimes that might Weat German Chancellor Kon- have been permitted. I rad Adenaue underlin r ed the Ila- "larael wiU receive no restltu­ Uon■l eonoorn In an unuaual lion from East Gennany alnce HEATING t111d AIR CONDITIONING statement Mondey night. reatilulloa haa been made by al , ''Today there la no Nat.iooal So- lowing Jewa lo live In East Ger­ SALES •nd SERVICE claU1tic Nazi feeling in the body many wlth &he ame freedom as of the German people. We ha ve lbe Germana," East .zone propa­ Plumbing and Electrlc■I become a comtltutlonal atate:• gandill: Albert Norden aakl reS.I• and S■rvlce lbe chancellor declared. eenUy. Some West Germana are aD-- Many East Gennan CommltELECTRIC MOTORS ooyed that the llorrlble ex�asea nilta also feel that the Eiclunann eAPPLIANCES ' ol the . Hitler era sltould IN tTial will injure the W"' German brought to world attention again. government'■ reputation by focua-­ BARBECUES. BOATS, TENTS, LtlGGAGE, AND A LOW PRICE I ftey have been re-living It tor sing attention on lb past and more than ■ year in a revivsil alleged Nni pneent. INSULATION a battery-savi ng alternator. See and drive them batk of most Eltller Dodge wagon wlH e1rry a sizuble of film documentaries and radio "1be cwest German) Nlime i1 Oft OOMPACI at your Dodge Dealer. As you drive them. remember this. 1n111tina Iha! mova. Bui the mast impressive lltln1 llttj Ereat deal with Dod&t, bnlllllcute. Infested with Nut cnminala,'' the •rry is I low prlco. Dirt is a lul�size Dodge. Yal It is 'OJ l\1llt Standa r d or compac� you get a Dominatln1 the thinking is the Communiat-run National F r o n t p,lctd model for model wltll Ford ■nd Chevrolet. new F11n Tit-CUP IINITl0N l([Y ti Ill '"' ..... •· A .... feeling that the crimta ag.,lnst aaaerted. "In tiw G.D.R. merman oornpacl, Dodge l.anoer, is priced about the same n 11111 su1 m111 .-. 11t1 .. the Jen were committed by a Demohratlc Republic) the NuJ 1'1111 In I hdte • • lnllk II -, Dtdfl Duler dltfla11� .. ... AU TYPES Comet. Co1111ir and Falcon. Wh�lteQr one you bay, you'll K.,t.. . nllt, and IIRlBll group and that the Gtirrn111 criminala baVfl been coodeumed p1 1 urtlUzltl, rust-p,aotltl body, people u a whole were unswan and UOlat.ed." unlit loo laet. SE£ THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN KEYS - YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER ... Olller Fears GETS BROUN' ADI 'Ibere wu aome fear alao that MIAMI (UPIJ - Johnny Jim. the trlal - trigger tlDDlher .. . - btdtan who ,.., of ,w......_...p by I• alll(aton lor the .......- ■1 nat!cal _,...., - .. lt!Dlto ........ bore, oullend • H.,.ld ChaN, Mfr. The Lighter Side SINCE LEA. VINO L.,\OS, Sou­ vanna Phouma has visited India. where he won the back!ni of Prime Minister Nehru. He h a • been well rec:eived in Paris. and in London De was urged lo return a to his country and work for 1ovem­ broadly based neutralist ment. As this l11 written, Souvanna Phouma is headed for Moscow The Russians recognize bim 31 bead of the Laotian government. though he 1,aan·t been home to, over three month&. le he ia now airlifted by t h • Russian1 back into Laos to be­ Nllne htad of another neutralist go,.,ernment, the above back• ground may (Ive l(lml idea ol what it will be like. I I \ Today's Medical Report ====-==:.:....---==========� StaII Of ' ease f,re S I LVER VALUE SPECIAL ! FREEi ., __ ..... River Report MUJ' · �f:!; o,un,,�•··­ ,J i ' SIIVEI VALUE SPEC/A LI r . ao;:· \ work!!. As the nation's population mounts and interest in books more than keeps pace, government at an levels clearly must attend ll need for buildings, per­ sonnel and reading materials. Wh.J dares to say we cannot afford thotie thinp needed to fuel the minds 88- LI........,.,.. _,11 • EUREKA Is BelIeyed er,. ��= ...,.,..,."' m!.� ......,.. ...... ' ·' THE SHOE IOX ffolzer Hospital i BLACK PUMP ............ ., ,, UIPLE-FILTEI I Side Glances .--t :.,:.1,,. I ,JUIV!f ] ¥,-1 Germans fear Murder Tnal w·11I Bring . Shame On Them MASON FURNITURE i w-� ,_____ •---• t1: .,:;.;:., r:!"':.� =-• •••rd· t=,,.•hm ' \ I \ I 11 fio It Evc- 'i'rme -�;:.:.,,:;- t\5 I I ,.,,.,,... Coleman kid o.r llEFRIGEll,ITION ae..-lr -· Semee CHASE HARDWARE Locust St, � ., ...•. ··�--·-.. .......,... ......... -·· __,- - WY-24511 '!''••· �'·�-------------.J L.--jj/1,l"-"""' -·--- -� -·· ... . ' 1' ' I .I \ . ' .•. e • • . -· I •~, ro �::,, • = 1n ata DIIQ te. -;:!..,hr the� =�.:-�.= tail . rnon-Aif• • R. H. Mil� & Second StrNlt BlDARD DODGE 00A Gl8l llAl __...llllr .,_ _, ., .... . -• - ...... old- ..., -, RAW L I N G S S O N S co. Middleport, Ohio ,. ! ! .,i I, . ,, �' ' ' Tlae Daily Sen tinel COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY ' Lights For Our Minds With National Library Week coming up April 16-22, what do we have to cele­ brate? The library specialists say some few things, such as the extension of library service to some rural areas not hereto­ fore covered. But fundamentally, they say, the nation sutlers a tremendou s "book gap.' Nobody nttds to be reminded of the connection between the reading of good books and the necessary informing of a people in a democracy. Yet, despite the recent rural gains, H is estimated nearly 25 rqillion Ameri­ cans in rural zones have no library ser­ vices at all. Two-thirds of all the nation's elemen­ tary schools have no central library fa. cilities, whkb mean.s 10 million children are deprived of this vital mental nour­ ishment in lbrmative year1. Most high schools are a good deal bet­ ter off, but even 3 per cent of these have no central library . And half the four­ year colleges don't have the 50,000 vol­ umes considered minimum. Even the 400 public libraries serving 50,000 or more people are not uniform­ ly adequate. Library authorities say it would take another $100 million a year to bring them up to standard. Having books on the shelves isn't the whole story, either. Trained librarians are required. Still, of s o m e 82,000 schools studied in a survey, only 42 per cent had such personnel. Just to take up the slack in the public library field and lo extend service to uncovered rural and urban areas (31 million urban dwellers get inadequate service),. 1n outlay of t500 million to $750 million would be required. The bigger annual expenditures would be in addition. All those needs have piled up al a time when the prospect is for higher and higher book costs, heavier usage with fuler wearing out of books, bigger demand r o r scientific a n d technical of free citizens? I n a southi!rn town only rece ntly blessed with library service, an elderly man tried to tell a l ibrary teacher what it meant. He groped for the right words. As he talked, street lights came on. He looked up, and then said: "That's how it is. Books are a light. See how bright it is now?" That's how it should be, for all Americans every­ where. OFF-BALANCE It is always astonishing to read a fresh report that certain employers have fail­ ed to turn in to the federal government sums withheld from their workers for income tax and social security purpo1es. The employers' behavior is, of course, thoroughly reprehensible. One has to wonder , though, why the government cannot devise more effective enforce­ fflent against such flagrant injustice. Jt is ironic, too, that while these tax scofflaws d u c k payment, government has seen fit to slap a flat 30 per cent in­ come tax and a 3 per cent social security levy on foreign exchange student grants. The effect is simply to cut grants by a third. Senate moves now shaping up to ease this Jncome tax burden and wipe out the foolish social security tax (from which the foreigner will get not a cent of benefit) are long overdue. ,. Syracuse Eighth . 1961 2-Dall) Sentinel, Pomeroy -Mid dleport, 0 , April 1 1 WASHINGTON COLUMN We 'd Ough t Po n de r A ny Cease Fire In La os BY PETER l!.:DSON WASHlNGTON - 1 NEAl- Be­ fore relax1na: too much over the prospects from a Briush-RuHian­ arranged �ase-lin� ancl peare conference on Lllos. 11 might he advisable lo rec�II some of I h e bacllgroU11d as set down m mili­ tary ret:ords tlere. On Aug 7. HlOO, when most of the officials of the royal Laotian government were ab.�ent from lhe city arra11gir\{I for the funeral of the late Kmg Siisavang Vong, 1t amart young paratroop captatn named Kong Le led h.i:t company mto th.e :idminislratiYe capil.al ol Vtentiannl!, artd took over. KONG u: HAO BEEN trained by the F'rench and Amerl<'ans and had shown II high degr� of military aptitude. Wb1ii1 was not realized at the time wag th.at he lhe tiad also been trained by . unists Olmm Kong Le had a lank driven up to the building m' which the lei!,· isl:ltive caucus wa1 meeting. ,\ gun muule was forced into t h e room. And Kong Le, came down from his balcony seat to demand that Prince Souvanna Phouma 1>e made premier ol a new, neutral· isl governnient. Uniled thU:i So11ed back also Stateg had in lht! ier prt-m as vann1 PholllTUI gov­ e stabl a hope ht! l'OUld run s action �rnmenl . Hlli principal were forcrng out the old Interna­ tional Control Communism and arranging for the incorporation of the Communist Pathet Lao (of('es intn the Royal Laotian ar• my. Artually, only one battalion of Pathet Lao joined up. The other marched across the border intu 1n 1957 and ' S8 lhe tl Communist North Vietnam. was trained there Wlder Souvan• na Phouma's half brother . Prinee souvanouphong, for all the trou­ t..c ble it"s now causing. Kong immediately invited them to come back to Laos to support him. After the new kin&, Sri Savang Vatthana, had approved Souvan­ JUI. Phouma·s reappointment as premier in 1960, his first act was to establish diplomatic relatior.s with Moscow. Then he inYltt1 the Russians to ship in food and ga!'Dline. THIS W.U THI!: STAJlT of the Russian airlift of arms f r o m Hanoi. In northern Viel NJ!m, into Laoa, for the 1upport or Kon& Le nod the Pathet Lao Communist forees. This is when artlllery was intrn· duced into the Laotian fighting. Previously, it had �n j u � t . small arms guerrilla fighting Some oJ the Russian transports were observed. to have the same numbers a, phmeis th.at carri� arms to SU1)port the late Patrice Lumumb.a in the Congo. Souvanna Phooma's "neutral• ist" government IHted from Aug­ ust kl December. Then he was driven out of the capital by Laol• ian loyalist forcea under B r i i­ Gen. Phowni Nosavan, lhe de­ fense minister, who was knowo to be anti-Communiat and pro­ Westem. He was supported by Fmich and American military missions. The Russian airlift then begim In earnest. Since last Decembl!r it has flown 10 to 15 missions a day in all kinds of weather, ll has Tttflntly carried Pattlet lAIO Jl'r&• troopers deep into Laotian terri­ tory for operation• that will give the Communilt fotte1 • DUPi• mum hold on the country before the ce11se--fire can be arran11ed and the 14-naHon peace confer­ ence cp be con'llened in Cambo· When the Oust Settles We'll See the Bouncer Grade Moms Meet ' du:1 Tt11� 1� 1rn olcl Communi .., !!t' ' t r wk f .i\tu_;,�.11!1 Then• .irt now cadr!!t °'1�iftK-P · munisl North Viel Nam ve\enir\.t ta in every umt of Puthet Lao. onu is lead ii and stiffer it. Thia recent reason gJVl;'n for their ly near hold now hey s slJ('('esse T te u.p tory terri rai all of the Cent the ancitol capital o( L.uang Prtl­ bang. And lhey will be hard :o gel out, no matter what kind of a peace settlement i, made. History's Worst Mass Killer' Ad0If EIC' hmann 6oes 0n Tr,a. I 1·.::i-.�·!d�.�;� :::, � , 1981-1 d �= a o � ed v: -:. ?� �= � r !"' :i : y l Emp Bo = .-- ,-~ __ wmpoo New UK.I ,n,c., "--k For ... i,:;�1 Rest Of Term ! 1 1,m - . ... .. - ... ..._ - •••• of 1.,,,., ,,,. WASHINt (/'U .... 1 U P[I ll.. ,od .., .... ,..,,,.,,., A,m, •'"" \o put ' ,.. , 'The board difcuaed the pur• one mal)J(·ure 11nd l(J t'"l�(·l rJc 1m 1 1 Y r :.: �:;o ;.,��l:::. � !: pub� far1�lj · �:� ;; 1' '.'�,: t:,�::0� ;: 1 m we e l;.oard memben rlO:II Another pyramid lh11! J admirt'll t o tu l u ff' pote-ntl81 . into eflect r t Or l , Rowib, Duane Buru,y . P'ranciJ •• bui t !Jy Mn. i,·ratKcJJ E. Hol- S,t pt. 30 Pr!'vJOu.s!y. perlomwit"" e Montgomery , Thor Canty a O d brook of Qlyahoga. ohio, a, foJ. and potential have been ,t.- 11 ExttuUve Head George M. Dal- Iowa : • ·My JOI! brou ght � a .-que,11 Wf'ti,:ht Tilf' Army �aid MonJ.u. d.!y 1:xpern·nce ha.I !!OOwn tlwt .. cocoon ol .i µraying ma11t u1 wh1rh ______ �tt-rmJ11a! lvn of performaflct! 11 hatchoed . I 10id baby mans 1se1 for mor e r,-.11;,t,1,.. th.in an e.1tim.ate o( PLAY 8CIIEDULED Senion ol Eutern High School i.' cent.1 each IIJld gave h1ro a put,-n11al. -----plan to pre.ent their pl-, . nickel. Sold 18 and could havt · · Mother ta A Freahman , " a com- sold more btil my ll0""4 fltl' uth Largest and firlE'sl palac. In Engl.ind iR Hamptoo Court. nei.r edy 1n three act., Thursday and other up " Friday, April 20 and 2J at 8 p. m. Al fund-raiaing oovelt ies , thtit' London. The public ii invited. rank high, but J think the pyramid r------..iiiiiiiiiiiiii-i -----built by Mr1. Marian Smith. of !..dies' Basic Pulallli. Arlt . tops them all. .. Prol>ably DOI 8 •ay you'd advise," &be wrote, "but I added a WASHINGTON HJPD - Five dollar and bet on 'Rebel Ruler' Needle HeeJ. • "_�b ago, � •� • division in t.qe ninth at oaklawn Park. He Medium or 23 Heel l', the Republicao Nat� Comcame In a winner. May we do mlttee decided It wu tune to the a.ame lD 'G." start railing money lor tbe Ul6I congreaional campaign. The United State, has mort So, U began lftlding dollar bills than JJO steel-making oompartie! . to party worker, throughout the with a total capacity of about ltd. MIDDLEPORT country. million Iona annually. 1 At fint glance, there would apJleat to ht madflHII in thil meth.'. od. I me.an no politician · h. right mind 'would try to f:a,; . . . . a campaign by oontribuhng to ha rontributon. All Sy,scus, e>gbth G d mothers are asked to be al th,: I IChoul houae Wednesday " aft«-' noon at I p,m. for a meetina COO- JERUSA LEM ( UPI ) - AdoU ·-nw ateuaed la unable o t cernlng the EiKh,tb Grade Com · Eichnuum went un trial today aa brine: the witneM be need. for mencemtnt and banquet, hlator)"1 wone ma11 murderer hia deftnN, Nol onJy hun ·t ne 'l1le N�ttt.ni School Board His lawyer immfldiately ,:ha.I• the �anl but � molt of thole �el ln ■pec 181 teUlon lut_ n-elenged the jurisdiction of a coort who would appear in hi.a defense nmg to accept the reai.gnat.lOll ol Dinner I, Given •• •· II Juuge, •·• --• de are former •• of u,ree ..,rae "' aJIU ;:,,::, officen they are U,e head cook at Harr-vu•Sunday By Walker, that they disqualify them• barred from appearing here u Elementary ICbool and to hire an 'llanded Mr. and Mn. Walter Walkr: there ii no doubt that Inael rte• employee to take her place. entertained with a dinner Sun ielff!. Rohert Servatius, a German OiJ!izes the baa.le principla of tht 'J1>e N&ignalioo ol Mn. lrffll' day at their home on Cheste, awyer from Cologne, &aid El.eh law of nation■. The law for the \mold Wu acttpied and w 1 1 1 Road. haYe been brought t:i punialunrrit of the Naz.ii and their become effective April 15. Mn. should nann Gllf:!lta were Mr. and Mrs rl.al be ore ( un internatlonal or collaborator■ ( a .er.lei of specta1 l�ezel Henden wu hired u • Earl Dill of Morning Star : Mr lawa passed by the hraell parlla §lltanl cook f<N" the rem.tinder of and Mr1. Glen Dill, Pomeroy ; ieutral tribunal. 8 Otho Radford and Mn. Llllir Eichmann stand& trlalas Adolf menu is • contravention of the L h e lll6CMll IChool year a1 monthly aalary of $U». IIBNDEIIMON Manie!, Syracuae: and Mn. Roxi, Hitler', "traffic officer" ln the law of natiorul. Jllmee P. Henderson, • l!68 Wa- Hen5'111, Brookville, Ky. �er of II million Jewa _ the "I ao ,uggeat that the court de· Mr■, Nellie Borgaa, former ..,. bama Hi�h School graduate, baa man wbo moved the Jew• from elare it baa no authority to deal aUltant cook, wu named • head ______ been elected lo membership in one point to another lib a cbe"S with the case. The law of the cook for the remainder of lhil CIIAPTER TO MEBT Phi Beta Kappa, national ICbolPomeroy Chapter No. 80 R. A. master pl.aying a macabre game punishment of Nazi1 la counter to year, taking the place of M r a. anhip honorary society. M. will hold a stated conv0<:ation on the white and black board ,if the law of nations. It apeaU ol Arnold. Henderson is a student at Mipu�ishment for cr�e! committed 111.e board al,o approved t II e Wednesday at 7 : llO p, m., for the life and death. and i ord at O University i • x un f s. trauaction of all regular busi- The routes be marked out for pnor to the establishment of the hiring of Miu Judy Slewart .u the IOD of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. ne!IS. The officers and all compan- the captive Jew& elfflOfJt alway� slate of Israel, ootside Ila bor- aeeretary at Rut1and High School Heoder&Oa, fonnerly of New HavIona are urged to attend. led to death In a gu chamber. dera and by and to per.om who for the remainder of the school en, W. Va., now residing ill Terre Before tht challenge to the Ju• are not �ilizena of tbe state oJ term at a $12$ monthly aalary. -----Haute, Indiana. rlsdiction of tbe court Ekhrnann Israel. Eichmann wa1 brought to ApplicaUona w t r e conaidered JaJMS la a senior in the Departstood to hear the reading of the tbi� court in breach of � law. from Ada Ohlinger for a teaching meot of Phy_sics in the Colle�e of (ifteen-coant indictment againr.t • The �ompetence of Uria court -----'---· ____:: Arts and Scienet'!I et the Untverhim. It feU like fifteen lashe, on also derives from , procedural alty, In addition to his newly ac- Amon� t�se who entered Holz. his back. point. The method in which the quired honor, he is a member of er hospital m the past H bour1 the AA SerYBll118 began hla plea accused was . brought before . . . . . al mathe- were: Mark L. Harri&on, Mllls P i Mu Epa11on, na_t"xm court disqualifies It from udg 111g J • · th B• Blazer, Rio that the court disqualify itseU one v 1· 11Ed 1 ge, 1 'l SigPl Sigma mabcs honorary, • him. thing beeame clear - Eichmann I hasten to add, however, that ma national Physics awarded by Grande, Thomaa E. Mallters, Rt. f " bduc ht. a ter The a accused, hil.t, going lo be the to defended the GOP Ladies have not taken ( I Cheshire, John W. MuUord, Rt. ls . the' Univer&ity last May. and every legal �se is going bon, signed a statement a.aying . ' leave of their •rua. � are e 2 Cheshir A. George , Tipton, He is also active in the Men'1 . • to be �austP.d m the attempt to be aceept-ed the jurlsdlctlon (II me�ly cooductmg an u�rsment. , Rt. 2 Cheshire Harvey BrubakGlee Club, Lutheran. student AcLhe Israeli OOUl'l. It goes wltho11t . . save his life. In do,-it--yourdf" fund-ruing. . 'Haa llllU __,. the Umvers11y Cen- er, Rt• 2 Bidwell• Dwight L, tiv1-, ... •L.•u1at ,,ma saywg was statement Ftglatff Lib Each woman who receives a Tlllb Cheatwood · Waterloo• Mrs Law• ler Program Board. · 51 ven ... IJDder d J thie urea.. resery� doll renee R. Gerlach, Jr., HIM Mead- His lawyer 11 a thick set, WASHINGTON (UPll - Evlar from the committee is • a owbrook Dr.• Pt. Pleaunt, Her- square jawed man who loola and right to pmve th t It waa written denee that RUllia haa tripled ita auppo&ed to "pyramid" It Into a and signed under dut'ffl and anna airlift to Lao1 catlled IJ'OW· larger •um and then send the enbert Chambers, 108%; Mi11 St., talb like a fighter. h t of pressure ea Therefore . tt Jng concern here today that lhe tire amount back to lhe GOP Middleport Mrs. Leslie Boone "Tbia Ia a question of revenge " . r- b 11urchla ti -, Gaap re�a:•: Gallipolia dam � is in11'alid as evidence in court. Kremlin Carr, 291 Sycamore St., Middle- SerYatiua said, ''TIie state of might be 11:aJlblg on a lreasur} . EUIElfA Cll♦•I f�t on ro�19·0· "A man wbo evaded tho lnw for cease fire in port., Mn. Sldney Ray ""Hayman, rael bae put itself on record that order to build up Sbu,e Way■ ,e. yean would no! of hl• own 43 M · uo Communiat f · RL 1 Middleport' Mtll. will1am there. its object la not �venge. ThJa ll The committee leave■ it to the .._ 1. IIOOllt 3.06 ri9l'ff to appear In a Relia Plea11allt 26.12, Hint.on will free ag . . lll'cetl ble F. Wlnebreoner, Syracuse, G. a matter of seeking out a scapediplomatic IOW'cea re - individual t.o determine bow to 7 rtainly IERYINI KT 6 a ising Fall K 3 b w an in iq' 1. tm': : ported that the Soviet military build the Ch b� r./ � Dayton Parsons, Rutland, Mrs. goat. We cannot now try the Nai:i court· nd ce � pyramid. And thil h a■ a 1 49 t ea · Arthur G. Neal, Jackson, Carl state of which Eichmann waa a the country whose peop e I e IUpply alrHR to Laotian Commu ,.;ven rile lO aome •, o-w,14 o.f the __ •= _. · r-.ug ,.,. •1ow from , � Oh•1o' River was most at hla handa • la ha• b e e Tl three ti.mes A h , •. , k DUI rt ur �,. Jae S;J, " -;,ff Harson, Mt11. member. He ts being ts charged tm0rthodo J l fund-r 1 aising ·n-m •• •1...----gb tnelbod, ..... .., uuvu ____mcu · __ls Dam 20, one- 1 '11iere are pn:a . ., recorded norma1 ra ,ce In the UUJ� ey p• MeCumber, w1·tkeaville, With •-� day or ao. in the history of poL\tfCJ. ■e..lly ..t,,...- ,_... ,_ . respone1b11ity for aet, wh.leh ..nlh of a foot per hour at Dams n-n..+_...... w over the paat 150 year■ of legal '11te State ...... . Mn· William R Dalton · Ashland were imposed upon him by the lutl•g .....,.. '-:wll.. .,...iutan 81 eon· a a tentb ' 21 and Dam 22 1111d one--h 23 lf Lt, Ky., Mn. James A. Wood, Rav- state. He was dragged into doing procesa bein� held deaPlte the ll- slderlng 1e11dlng a strong ■tate- . Let 111 oon lder lint the manner ndon· III whicb Mn· Fern E· � of foot per hour at Dam · legal abduction of the aecuted. 1 ment on U.S. views direc enswood, W. Va., Mr.!!. Audrey I. these things for the state. tly to the . waa running one-half foot, Mar- Sml'" ___ .. ____ L. , �. Towner, N. D. • came to the aid of .,._mlm lbNlugh .S 'Jlot go into detail on this nn:: i;n, Ravensw000, W. Va., "I would now request th.e court 1h41l U . AmlHIHllUUl" her ,.,.,.. w·tb • · .. pyramid. met one-quarter f00l and W,_ _. �, 1 point. These precedentl are inad- Llewel'·- E. Thom . . . rn· Mn Roy M· Ruppert' Spencer• to exam.me psoo, my two prmcipal · . ,,... l h · field dam 2 feet. "Durmg a chW'tb d-r." ahe . m1Ssab e ere. W. Va. One Western diplomat 18 Id the te of b' told the committee, "l mitehed 8 O Clrcum&tance1 of the abdue- Lao, ttulis seemed to be Boat IIIOYeDH!■t&: . a Blrlb' ��-The co� 81 no J lsdlc- " leaf from gorgeo� plant, took it UT tion in tb.ia case are entirely difu ir , . ... _ ........ ....1,n p.1 Ohta River - Jf.,Ho Tennessee proachln o . M rs. 1.enalt DotSOII • Rt. ! Galli- lion' c I t ---_____ .. Ll.l..n......l ' wa.... • � _,_. . ., e-n-bom " in ren e, puI ... ,...,, I, ·- .. -� . .uiv a...,'l!OCV waa e 4 Aliquippa up 14, up . eem" which pnvalled two and a i:- son, t.G . a. m. M.onday. ' w-•• , 1 , 2:20• p.m.; , pouo, "-The law for the pwnshmeut at the order of the Iaraell gov• half week■: ago when PreJ.ident later potted the plant and aoon 0 a.m., , up 16, J , ,.., . of Nazis 88d the•· " coUabor-• MOtl ll emment ttaeU• which acted in ____.. D.beluupd there were siJ: small vielet plant,. . . - ,,. ,.,_..J••■.m. •, M'1... 1M1 nruli.u up t9, •'-'··15 KCWR:Uy warned of it■ aenouspatlenta ffl:flnlly discharged In- not ,.,alld• " the contraventi law of na• of on a.m.: Andrew C.alhoun u.p 28, s:neu at 8 televlaed oewa confel - "Brought riv111 small flower pots eluded Mn. Vitus Hartley, Jr., Servatius then went Into the I lona. 'lbe court cannot lend Itself with the pyramid $l planted the 40 a.m.; Robert Weal down 21, ence. . 5: 15 a.m.; Titan down 21, 7 : 20 Henry Sw�, Mn. Al Stedenabel, question of the qualifJcalion of the lo being a party to such 1 1itua• 'I1iere w aa speculatiQh that Rua- violet. in each, invited five gala Mrs. w 1 M ller, judges. Mrs. 11 John ue Le ; lion. a.DL ; Elgercliff up 23, 4: SS a.m. •la haa been rushing io supplies for bridge and lunch aad had no Heff�r, Mra. Robert L. Strait '°The opinion of one of the .. I will call lo the witneu stand City o( Maysville down 23, 6: 10 in advanced of the monaoon ,ea- trouble selling those plant.a ior $1 and m(ant aon, Mist Dorothy A. judges might be determined by Mr. Zvl Tobar and Mr. Ram Oil next few weeks each. Re1, rned a po� -violet to a.m. ; Freiberger up r,, 4 a.m.; S Poet�, Mra. Harold H. Taylor the fact members of hf■ family Shimonl -0f Tel Aviv, emplo,ea of � due in the W"lth Exclulive Ne• 1na IIOW.d ham� I.he drurch to � · 1111 conCecilia ft. \'I> %7, 2:05 a.m.: Jerheavy ra 1 '' and mfant daughter. Joseph R. were affected · t?Y the trimea of El Al cthe Israeli state al'line\ lllpply aelente.. " actJvltiel. ry Baswortb up r,, 7:is a.m.; ohnson, Rex It Unroe, Floyd which my client is aecused,"' r.e Tbe firBt witnesB, logether wkh James Hines u p 35, t ; 15 a.m. Russia, in 811 April 1 note, ac- 1ben la no doubt that Mrt. ! Bobo, Jamea A. Stewarb, said. . .The a ccused Is concerned others, kldnaped the aceused an cepted In aeneral tenna a British Lee's fund- raising-technique wu Galllpo)ht Dam - Cornell down · s p.m. ; Philip Spom down 1 :40 Mr,. Vernon W. Keels, _Paul R. at the _pollible prejudice of. DIi !1�1960, �ived hlmtPf ltla p,opaa1 for 8 thn!Htaa:e Laoa a bit out of the ordinary. As to O H lter, Mrs. John H. Wh ite, Mr1. of_ the Judges. I refer ·to u.. ma, ..;. . . . . dust ord inarity blow , •- --��.. whether the ver- liberty and brought him to larael. 80lullon - a ...,. ,.._.., a.m.: Robert P. Bonnie up 3: hi � k..Adi--.'\ •-�•• back into ,our recr. · ! MODEL 106-A Oliver p VanMeter' Mra. James d ict handed down by one of them Witnes1 n .A.J � umber two was lhe or� lion Of an lncllan-Caoad,lan-Poliab gell .will be on the . iaoe a.m.: Onward up 5:SS a.m.; Sol• . " 11t, th; • • • s C k Per ms, and ho ' as H. Car• Dela•• 1-,c. Nt ti UIIIIIIIN T m in a previous case bearing oo the gaoizer of the flight. vay down 9 : 05 a.m. ; John Ladd · truee team and 8 14-aatlon COIi· Republicana in the next election, .. �:-,:::,i:. �i t: '" ton. • Clip--Ofl tooll a.ecused'11 alleged action, (be did ''Tbo•l"'•itnesses will be able ference to ' work DUt a poUtical I am not prepared to say. Dean up 9: 45 a.m. a,nn fllfl..t 1" illhiltil • FuU l'lliwelinl tltll CMIIN... Ne""- 1,-u.1 Amon, AlllnJ not elaborate that pointl. It ha1 to show that the tldnaplng of the solution. Kuawha Rlyer - O I i ,.. ti I A more energetic, ff le118 ingeo• U nlnabMt 11,s■• HM ow:1 1 H.P. 110To11 1 Shearer up Marmet 6: 10 a.m.: A. According to the midnight re- been bnposalble lo detmnina to accused from the Ar�entlne was Since then, British Ambauador iolll, fund-railing method waa enr . . • Pa _,.Wffflll. •fficiHI .., adjust• V. Chris down Winfield 9: 10 p.m.; port of the nur-1ing department, what extent th11 Judge has !lll the result of an offlCial order by Sir Frank Roberta baa aoughl to ployed by Mrs. c y_ Semple of Thelma Ann down Winfield 2: 10 those who were listed as fair in- open mind In the present case. the gO'llemment of Israel." pm Russia down lo 80 actual Baxter Springe, Kan. Here i8 bow a.m.; Helen Z. up Winfleld 3:15 eluded Walter Fetty, Mrs. Laura O FF E R L I M I T E D - S T O P I N T O D AY ! . cease fire agreement In a aeritlll she built • ,1H.50 pyramid: ■ a.m.; ....., down Wlnfield ,,,. Wa,ren. Rou Getile,. Robert Plata, ..... ll'wk of meetings witb the lon,gn office a.m.; Merrill up Winfield 4:40 Radabaugh, Ray Riffle, Bert in Moscow. "'Made ud IOld felt sunflowen, a.m.; 0. F. Shearer down Wir.- Baker, Warren 'nwmaa, Perry Details of the Moscow talb have made and ■old chocolate call.ea Wella, James Elkins, WiU_lam field 4 :50 a.m, been tept private. but they ap bread and rolla, apple pies, Hanlngto�, Freeland Norris, patently have been stuck OD que6- birthday cakes, gave two crew LEGAL NOTICE Mi:9. WIU1am Thabet, John F. tlom of timing. Washington want■ cul.s, shortened three akirll, LIO,U NOTICI IU<:tu.rd c. Rader, w1Mi.. p11... ., Blaettnar, , Gifford Scherer, BERLIN (UPI} _ Gerfflans = ....,.u...,.. ,____ al,o lee! thal a verified ffill8 fire before an cooked pot of beans. mended three M• -•,1 r�ence 11 In Cn• of H. &. WIIHn George Rairden J hn MASON, W. VA. · HMigao viewed the AdoU Eichmann trial , o atera, one pair trouserw, . Brldffp0r1, W•.t vtrt1ni.. but per-bee:I international conterence beglna. t h 8 I no enoug em 88 pb ha 1 .,nal Nrvll!e e1nao1 be nbtained ,n and Margaret Walker· In Israel today with mixed enu>- made on the efforts lo make tilm m 111• st1t. o1 Oh1o, and hi, J1nMn, ldd- 1., A-1c ructi•nt c. Blood _admJni.stered receoUy al .......... ..:�g on whk:fl side am-•·. liona - d.,�.....,, .,__9 than 2,000 Nuts S '"'ltllll .....,. Rader, fftal No A.1'158�538'1 . ...__pital Included two WIila on of the Iron Curtain they live. 9533, c M. R. No. 1. it.Hier 8o,r Air the 1 •imi been hunted down and tried bave For.,. Bu�. 1Hloa1, aa.l..tJopl, w111 e.11, '--"'l.lUIWD &.RU� II woutd and the seareb continues they tlk• notJ.,. 1h11 o• t.11.1 13th. da,, <11 Sunday and Uiree unib on Mon• ' M,"'11. 11111, t11, unda',tptlll flied day, N!Opeo old wounda end heap new pom · I oul• �r p1tlllon a,atnll 1111a In tb1 CPurt of ee-011 P.._1, Mein C011nty, ______ shame on them. 'Ibe Communi8l In addition n..... point t that Ohio, c... No. 13.118, pr1,1nc • OU r MOVE N R.,,. .,I ,.._,, A dlvorH rrarri U11 ald ek-,,<11 c. ,_____ East ut,t"uuu m ct·--' lllD&eU they had West Germany atreaoy Iles paid Rader oa the Pound, of Groh ,�•• .....__ .... n.1.... to - about that their ro Ohio (UPI) -.1.w; COLUMB•u"', 1tt1 01 dulr, and ru,•11..,. ,rnlea ,..,....,'l!i ...... ., • out $.1.25 billioo to compensate '',', euttod7 of eblld1'11n, mh!<>ri for tempo of Secretary of State Ted bands were clean. Jews and other victims of the p • ntlff nil chlldrwn 1111'11 u,, further m,1_. of UM coart, ,nd ..,. fin•• W. Brown'1 office was upaet re- '11lere was apprehension in We,t Na:r.l terrorlam. When lhe reBtitue ad ::r cenlly wbe.a a Dayton firm re- Germany that It.a painfully • re- lion program, 11 It ii called, II of k• In tha fllta�. that di• .,. ported It wanted to move ite I t o r e d reputatJon would M ----•r ,,.........,leted u1111 ,._ total ,__,,._,.,, will ed •b• boUNbold (Oods. Uld ffll' marred, particularly In the Unit- be $6.25 bOUon. 'lbe IaraeU .,.ver atb�r 11ro,ar ffllef. ..Id e•uM w ill headquarters lo Russia. •• 1M fGr burlJM: on or altv di,. _., • 111 the reeounllnI of da, of April, 11111. ment'a share will amount to lf8U.5 Activity returned to normal od Slates 'aacte.-. when they learned that th.la par- the horrors of Nazism in the million. em court. J LANC[II <:ro•, Crow end Porter. AttOl'M,. ticular RuBlia is In SheJL.., Rftelve N■ Rfflltaiioll u,. C:Ou.n- eruaal lnr Pl1lntlff u we wa our "-Y "M st stJII sh di� Communiat Eut Germany, on (3) 1 ... ,1, • m •• u. 10, u. ,. ty, Ohio. - -- linen before the eyes of the the other band bu not paid one MOTHERS, FATHERS, BOYS, GIRLS, CATS, C �NARIES, BOUQUET&, world," aaked a young white-col- cent. At far �• the Cornmunilt1 lar worker in D1111eldorf. are concerned, they have already UnderU■ed Coac!era atoned for any crimes that might Weat German Chancellor Kon- have been permitted. I rad Adenaue underlin r ed the Ila- "larael wiU receive no restltu­ Uon■l eonoorn In an unuaual lion from East Gennany alnce HEATING t111d AIR CONDITIONING statement Mondey night. reatilulloa haa been made by al , ''Today there la no Nat.iooal So- lowing Jewa lo live In East Ger­ SALES •nd SERVICE claU1tic Nazi feeling in the body many wlth &he ame freedom as of the German people. We ha ve lbe Germana," East .zone propa­ Plumbing and Electrlc■I become a comtltutlonal atate:• gandill: Albert Norden aakl reS.I• and S■rvlce lbe chancellor declared. eenUy. Some West Germana are aD-- Many East Gennan CommltELECTRIC MOTORS ooyed that the llorrlble ex�asea nilta also feel that the Eiclunann eAPPLIANCES ' ol the . Hitler era sltould IN tTial will injure the W"' German brought to world attention again. government'■ reputation by focua-­ BARBECUES. BOATS, TENTS, LtlGGAGE, AND A LOW PRICE I ftey have been re-living It tor sing attention on lb past and more than ■ year in a revivsil alleged Nni pneent. INSULATION a battery-savi ng alternator. See and drive them batk of most Eltller Dodge wagon wlH e1rry a sizuble of film documentaries and radio "1be cwest German) Nlime i1 Oft OOMPACI at your Dodge Dealer. As you drive them. remember this. 1n111tina Iha! mova. Bui the mast impressive lltln1 llttj Ereat deal with Dod&t, bnlllllcute. Infested with Nut cnminala,'' the •rry is I low prlco. Dirt is a lul�size Dodge. Yal It is 'OJ l\1llt Standa r d or compac� you get a Dominatln1 the thinking is the Communiat-run National F r o n t p,lctd model for model wltll Ford ■nd Chevrolet. new F11n Tit-CUP IINITl0N l([Y ti Ill '"' ..... •· A .... feeling that the crimta ag.,lnst aaaerted. "In tiw G.D.R. merman oornpacl, Dodge l.anoer, is priced about the same n 11111 su1 m111 .-. 11t1 .. the Jen were committed by a Demohratlc Republic) the NuJ 1'1111 In I hdte • • lnllk II -, Dtdfl Duler dltfla11� .. ... AU TYPES Comet. Co1111ir and Falcon. Wh�lteQr one you bay, you'll K.,t.. . nllt, and IIRlBll group and that the Gtirrn111 criminala baVfl been coodeumed p1 1 urtlUzltl, rust-p,aotltl body, people u a whole were unswan and UOlat.ed." unlit loo laet. SE£ THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN KEYS - YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER ... Olller Fears GETS BROUN' ADI 'Ibere wu aome fear alao that MIAMI (UPIJ - Johnny Jim. the trlal - trigger tlDDlher .. . - btdtan who ,.., of ,w......_...p by I• alll(aton lor the .......- ■1 nat!cal _,...., - .. lt!Dlto ........ bore, oullend • H.,.ld ChaN, Mfr. The Lighter Side SINCE LEA. VINO L.,\OS, Sou­ vanna Phouma has visited India. where he won the back!ni of Prime Minister Nehru. He h a • been well rec:eived in Paris. and in London De was urged lo return a to his country and work for 1ovem­ broadly based neutralist ment. As this l11 written, Souvanna Phouma is headed for Moscow The Russians recognize bim 31 bead of the Laotian government. though he 1,aan·t been home to, over three month&. le he ia now airlifted by t h • Russian1 back into Laos to be­ Nllne htad of another neutralist go,.,ernment, the above back• ground may (Ive l(lml idea ol what it will be like. I I \ Today's Medical Report ====-==:.:....---==========� StaII Of ' ease f,re S I LVER VALUE SPECIAL ! FREEi ., __ ..... River Report MUJ' · �f:!; o,un,,�•··­ ,J i ' SIIVEI VALUE SPEC/A LI r . ao;:· \ work!!. As the nation's population mounts and interest in books more than keeps pace, government at an levels clearly must attend ll need for buildings, per­ sonnel and reading materials. Wh.J dares to say we cannot afford thotie thinp needed to fuel the minds 88- LI........,.,.. _,11 • EUREKA Is BelIeyed er,. ��= ...,.,..,."' m!.� ......,.. ...... ' ·' THE SHOE IOX ffolzer Hospital i BLACK PUMP ............ ., ,, UIPLE-FILTEI I Side Glances .--t :.,:.1,,. I ,JUIV!f ] ¥,-1 Germans fear Murder Tnal w·11I Bring . Shame On Them MASON FURNITURE i w-� ,_____ •---• t1: .,:;.;:., r:!"':.� =-• •••rd· t=,,.•hm ' \ I \ I 11 fio It Evc- 'i'rme -�;:.:.,,:;- t\5 I I ,.,,.,,... Coleman kid o.r llEFRIGEll,ITION ae..-lr -· Semee CHASE HARDWARE Locust St, � ., ...•. ··�--·-.. .......,... ......... -·· __,- - WY-24511 '!''••· �'·�-------------.J L.--jj/1,l"-"""' -·--- -� -·· ... . ' 1' ' I .I \ . ' .•. e • • . -· I •~, ro �::,, • = 1n ata DIIQ te. -;:!..,hr the� =�.:-�.= tail . rnon-Aif• • R. H. Mil� & Second StrNlt BlDARD DODGE 00A Gl8l llAl __...llllr .,_ _, ., .... . -• - ...... old- ..., -, RAW L I N G S S O N S co. Middleport, Ohio ,. ! ! .,i I, . ,, �+1>111j s...t1n,1, Pomeroy-Middleport, o . April 1 1 , 1 961 ' 1p RIGHT PITCH AT LAST 1 ' • 1 J I Beon����P.?�?!.��. ,-- ,...°"" 1p,,i� 1:4�=, \llor ]d Tens1on p I Not H Id• I I I: • • an, ., Majors Opening � C • Standings i! 1, n y u a I mer I s Beaten By One Stroke I I ot ar;• �! ; �t1 I> w tc ., w IC TODAY'S SPORT- PARADE Iii UI m se ,1 b( ad th . an wl de W( an pa ml SOI th, I = .,, I . . -- I- "... Tri-County Concert Assn., To Conclude Season Friday s ECIA'L I . rind . 1 959 FORD BOWLING I I .,,..,:at!.Il ed ! i p -1 � ! Eud:£omes F8f I younger Rickey B pneuIDODia I Is Celtics Seek I e I econd T'tl I ° I I r: Ball p ayers TO Meel Al 2 Hilb ' I Th1·s Sunday I Ind: Tf!.zn a.-, Ba..., Auo- i ! ----- ! Jorj adldt ! undl ! \Vapor "'- , "'°· --· ----- _______ ' u., a...., Price Survey Is Released ""1�-ff��..-.:::..J TIRE PRICES SLASHED TO NEW • • • AUTO BATIERIES . . · · · · 6 and 1 2 Volt · · · · · · · · · · · · · · REDUQD to -· 3rd Quarterly ! Sa les In Ea�h Depa rtment! Y.OIJ MIJST SEE! MOORE'S BUSY STORE . Open Friday Night • L______________________________, Closed Saturday 6:00 p.m. COBA Sire I I --::::-~~-! J. Performers Se"':: ::m �rc/:;� tfM: per 1af. M usic Lovers I e / ,t• ed Ar nv T W I cia �J��• -preilded-� (AMP MOCCASIN$ :;r � etc. I-' : I Roush s $2•" Store IIDOOth u · ■tirrin1- ";"�lle"fob > �-, Ai: • e peopIe gettmg smaller? �...__... Ir::::=::::=::=� _.,,n Men's & Boys' I $6 .68 In all the new fashion colon! �ij � MJ\R KET REPORT 1 ,.IJ?I'. ,W . . . "' /t . J ins Centm·y -:ejects MOO RE'S 24th I .,lcotnm, Our moat popular ••tex paint for Interior decoration I == - �----- 1 only ss95.oo KARR & VAN ZANDT • I I "'° n� I 1 I Angl ia - - 2 Door I • ........ TO DAy I I DUKE CLEANERS ° popu- / I 1 c, Denn- • New Haven News, Events I 51 'l I be : I ■ ■ '? tc I I I �•h · rJ!'ai:il;ii9 F.dltor'■ aote: AUractl.ng nttullve of lb" CMI War anli-seet!1sion sen tunent that pre- v asion . Soon al!P r Fort Sumter :.ilmoi. a Lhot.i�and ffiffl 111'4.'r" tt· queally, a nwnber or youn, men ited, rerrulting beg.an tor tilt' «.ti pel&n In � Virpl!L Jle. llllllrWkle latetTlt a■ the opea, l'um.mluloa. vailed ln western Virginia, l refell, ne'Nly re c rul t':1 Confe<lera� •·n.iht'd in io u!h"'llllt'TTI Oh •> for " 1,iren! South,'" joinlns the C.00 · Vir1rnui 1 Volunt«r ltllanlr)', a •I CJ,,Jlan .lMIJed lll'dtrt • llli, big MpMlatular eveat of the Ga llipolis, a town of some plied wi t h troops to c alla from troopa pwhed down the Kan.iv. 1 ia th!! 18th Ohio Vo,J•.nteer Infantry !ede ratt foroe:5 ln prefereDri! to three-year re-gimnlt , caJJtd tbe l.o auu the Obil. StrwraJ a.It Ohio C'MI War t:ealH.nW rwlll three thoU1and �1abilant� a cent- t he oppo.1o11le 1ide of t he river for l to Buf!alo, onl y twenty m ile... ,n reply - to J>i-e;s:..!�'. Llncoin · s Uw N ational. · t.oyal Virginian," 1 • but enrolled Ou.montb ......., 1M ·-Mu,ter ury ago, w as liter al ly s1t1111g on proteehon from Conleredalt oc- from Gallipolis. which ha1 IfpilJI fin,: c a ll fo1· troop�. C11rnpany F J. a r-Jy n Ohio if.bout 3t1f'I - �ma v1-i..1. i btta 1Pt for . ,AJ.'a, 28 al Galll­ the step to t he b.aekdoor of the cup.it1on . Gallipoli� becam.e a , ,_ tht 8il!ll UJ. a'!,! HIii . Coafe&rate. It"' .. FDnn I The town people dtig r i fle p i ts WJ J enr �ilPd .a · G alJi pol :J:. poll1. "M.u1lt!r Day" la Jlpoa­ 1 ConfederaC'y a I IIui ou tl:14! t of lhe I ba� tUI at PanertburJ and IC Ima pf '. · · of operatons for the ft' rst on the surround ing · lli:ven whlle t he G alla Guard1 County men enli,ted bJ h!l ls and Others w�a Com;Ja , ni�o ;, c VJr,cm ia and • oormporid1111 . m Nrrd !.ty the Ohio Civil War C l W ar . . eon se-quenLJy . It play• military '- 1mpaigr:1 of the wa r . T... Wtk 11 "'-" I �ert formmg, • ?>°federa..e of. men . both old and young. took ..nd r · eni o . . eJ i'.l ber joined other rqJme,,ta. t I ronton Com fu:,, num . CentellllllaJ Comml11lo11 aod Ill'• ed a wartlffie cote I hat had no I On that -■me 11aJ ff. al: 8,j · wu """'llmg "'"' 1" tum, ly ing ;n the m All rnad, T,oop, Pao, Throuih the teo companies in the ttb o'eloct m the """""' . . Compa •. Of rao,geh14:11ts are l.n the hllfld 11 ol cuuntecpa,t •• Oh,o ,eny 8 M,c,el .a, . n y D. 1'" miles bolow Galopol�. H 1 · Iha IJil I · leadlng in<o the town wo,e ' ' VirgJ"11. all but fMM we,. made i Ohlo Volunteer laWllry a1lh41 the- Gallipoli■ Chamber or Com­ Situa ted 011 the 01,io neae the , r,_oops wece funneled t h,ough , :,r cA ,ttw . Company l . Jack son ; •o lunt,en Incl uded a l y g guar d ed """ oun Ohio ,.....;i,· ft •., orpn- . al G.Uipolu f""" ". . .· ha R 1ve 1. , llnd , Gall1poh s, gre at warehouses were · mll'rct', wllh Dano 0. Taber. mou III o I th e K ana, Tqlor, · Com pany K • Beverly m western men who had attended lhe Galli- ) up of I b h nea . e er ••PP1y c I 1 __...i uooer Loe al Compa ,y Fo,mod __ A the mnm 1. C!V 1tatr rppretentatlve and Com­ exposed to in vas,on from Con!ed- , ."" . lied at Pt Ple•ant 00 August Cle\ieULIKJ, . ,n t anemhl• poha po bh.c J<hool I m a , Vi c '.""' i rg . Th eg mlulon memM'r. aB general ecate Vi,gmia . , , quickly ao,um. f1ghtmg men. and wart ime t caf. l A local mll1t u, comp.wy . ,h, " fo, of C4lonol J..., S. HOiia ol org,1J1•at1on " Camp The olli<e, wa, C4ionel /later 22. 1861. . chalrm.ia. The lollowlog arf.1PetryJburg. Two Mlllplllin of ed a posH,on o f mililary import . !ic made • bu,y '""' at t he Gallia Guards. was fonned. Hen- l nion . Packo,sburg "".d 1 , o m Ge necal , bert Mean while. "' - lo Gov- l tho Al 1.Jt and Gallat ili Jonkina. ...,. ..altq . �le le. be prlnled In two ln- ance out of al l pcoportio n to i<s whacf. 2 , A ry Grah.un was captam; Jame , tl ere went aoulh to jom m lh• a forme, F oufe. greurnan '"''" William Virginia C,n 1ta llm�11h \I ill bl' printed as a s ize. I t had lon g served as a de- Camp Can ington earn, Ullo ex • Harpe,. fi ,st li,utennnt . and H. ol Iha ,■-••� campa ign for we,tem Virg inia wt ll knoWn and pe"°"a l ly popu- m.nt lhat bo ....id "dolend Ohlo I Iha mamro body . hed aD po ■ • • , pami,hlel lo be dltlrlbuled 111 pot o f Jupplies for the people of 1st.e nce and a spr awl�g army N. Ford , �nd lieutenant. Gra• ac having G l ll But Jt must be, adm itted thal Jar in Gallia County . ThiB yond rall)er be than on lb own Galllpelll on lhe date ol "Musi• the Kanc1w ha Val ley With the I hospi. tal , with acr o� ations l or I ham soon oined the ar y and %1 May . . j m Federal se nt iment did not wholly I larlty suff� later m . lhe war border. " Oh)o militia re irnen 1 1be w er Day." II upla ins why Galll­ 1 c oming of w a,· . the trndi t ional 4, 000 wounded and s ick sold "" ta. holt town turned out ti Ha,pe r becamo captain. Another p,,.,11 In lhe g ·1 Gallipol,s a,ea on when Jenkm� ,taged ae,ecal not yol mtlllered In poll1 was cho1e11 for the eve nt I pcaL't!time role of t he town �· as wa� b� ilt . to Federal wel<011!4! Iha '"liam T 11 0 company, the Trumbull Gu.a�ds, 1 c llher side of h t e rive r Many , spectat"Ular ra� along the m't'r serv ice and led by t.he italfl ap. . . It waa wrllten b)' Rebert S. ab cupt l y , ,, rn,d t o mih. tary pu,. I Gal11 polis troopa stacbd arm, ID tbl ,.. wa, quick to fill lhe I was o,ganfzed latec for r ivec person, had close tie, with t e and code Off with tho beat horse, I1 pomte,d commander of it■ forc,s , ie ,quaro 1 b Harper, nallonally known writ­ poses. . 4 and the . l I dut x . surge of war e c itement a nd y and served through the War. south, e i the r through 1 izen, fam ily re- in the communi ties � lilted. ! jo Gene , Geo Ma .,. B, r er on the Civil W.itr aad start ra rg McCleJ ed them at i tht f z wbarf When Ohio, sei ing upt n lhe / know the dread of threatened in- / During the latter part of April, I lationship or beat. frlend Bhip. Coa,e. I After lhe 18th Ohio w81 organ- I Jan ; beg.an the aoccea■ . ful cam(Te Be c.:; -,, Milk and juice were donated by busineaa meeting. It was announc­ Valley Bell Dairy Company. ed that two clilldren had eye et• LUTRERN CHURCH WOMEN aminatiom and the club had purThe April meetinp of the Cir- chased glasaes for them. Jack cles of the United Lutheran ) Frey • T'1omu Hoffman and Robert Johnston were appointed on NERA. ,· GARDEN CLUB Church Women of SI . Paul·• � Church met thia week. The Es- the nominating cammillee for tll'W The Nehacluna G ar den Club ther Circle met Tuesday evtning orficers to begin their duties In m et on Monday evening at the at the Parish House with Mrs June. home of Mrs. James D_iehl. Jr., in e Layne senoing aa hostess : Those attending were Charle■ Pomeroy wJth Mrs. T11 orrw Mc- H rman v. Mrs. J. McGrew gave a book Lester. Ed Cunningham, F. c. Gow'.1'1 and Mrs. E. A. Scbaekel Reiehert. Jack Frey, WIiiard Fear servmg as co-hostesses. The meet- review . on "Katherine, Wile 0, ) Le lah Jane Powell Thomsa Roffman, Ow-Jes Jewell, ing w as opened by the president, Luther . MW detno�trated the preparation of ! John Wolre and Robert Johruiton . Mrs. Henry Buck. The progr� --. _ _ BEWING CLUII WatJ preaenfed by Richard Pfiff- Holy Communion. Mn. William Russell presided at lhe business · The Sewing Club met ner who Bhowed a lllm on ReS<'lle Tuesday 1 Those attendfn were afte I , Brenthlng, illustrating mouth to meetin al the home of Mrs, moon .� Mils i mouth system. This was follo,,.,ed , Mrs. Jimam Powell, Jr Lelah Powell, Mn. Edwin Roush, ! Fred Batey, Those alteod.ing Wert by a diseuSBlon. i Mrs. B. R. Vance, M iss DoriJ El• Mra. N. 0. Wein, Mrs. W. T. , Mrs. Buck presided at the busl- liott , Mrs. Willia m Russell. Mrs. , Stone . Mrs. Hugo Juhling. Mn. ness meeting at which time ii Jark W e lch, Mrs. McGrew and , o A· Smith II . L J Rutlenwas decided lo hold the annual Mrs. Layn · ra · · e. I · cutter. Mn. Herm Mothe r•Daughter Banquet at the an Layne, Mn. Wabama High School w ith the The Rebecca Circle met Wed. Philip Wolpert, Mrs. Ottle Roush. Band Boosters serving the meal nesday afternoon at the church Mrs. J. L. Stewart and gue1lB, at 8 : 30 p. m. on May 1. Reserva• basement with Mn. Harold JohnMrs. RW\11 Eleeasor and Mrs. lions must be In by April 241. The son serving as hostess. The meet• George Lemer � M�•· d Batey · State Conventl011 held recenUy at ir ig opened with the singing of ORCHESTRA TO APPEAR . HERE FRIDAY EVENING · the Greenbrier at White Sulphur "Lo meetm� will be at tht .! 'Ita � rd Keep Us Steadfa t in . y � cSpring.1 which she attended. Mn. of rs. Philip Wolpert an ;, written by Marlin Lui.her now only � ApriI 18, �Ill Crow of Mason was welcomed Word V. McGrew presented Mrs mto lhe dub as a new membe r. boo TOWN COUNCD, k revl�w 00 ·'Katherine, Wife Those atte-nding were Mrs . Car- of Luther. " M rs. Harry Layne pre,, The New Haven To'lm Council roll Adams, Jr., Mr!. Philip Ba, sided at the bus iness meeting, .he met on Tuesday evening for their t o tey. Mrs. Henry Buck, Mrs. Donstate convention of May 1 5- 17 at regular monthly meeting with aid Bumgardner, Mrs. George Jackson·, Mill was announced. mayor Arthur Wehrli, recorder Bums. Mrs. Howard Joe Burris. Those attending w,r, ""' A rare orchestral treat Is in store for the member· Roland Thelma Capehart. councilmen [ Mrs. Earl Clark, Mrs. David Karr, Mra . Otto ilmn ship of the Trf..County Concert Association Friday night Gr , Mn. Jack Fleshe, Donald Bumgardner. Fie lds. Jr , Mrs. WJl!lam Gibb,, Johnny Roush, when Paul Schreiber, finder and conductor ol the St. Mn. Harry Layne. Kaci Wit.. and Glen Smrlh attend. . Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman, Mrs. Thomu Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Mn. Carroll ing. Nelaoo Rowh waa sworn in For walls, ceilinp, woodwork. Louis Sinfonietta brings his ensemble to conclude lhe . Ce��ral Oh10 Breedmg Gaea on 1 960-61 series in Gallia Academy au ditorium a l 8: 1 5 p .m . ice Blonde Wondrous Sul tan Hoffman, Mrs. Bill Howard. Mrs. Adams, J. and ao to replace Lewis Capehart on the John Mrs. n. satin with brush or roller-dries quickly-bu ii. h.:i s been named a Century Sire. Robert Johnston, Mn. There are ti top-night musicLouie Kar• 'Mle Ruth Circle met Wednesday council. H� �as also appointed 1 Another William is de Pasqu a l e , Th e requir ements (or th is award schnlk, Mr.i. Robert Layne , Mrs. lans in the abbrev iated orchestra, st:!'t l'Offlffl 1ssioner. painty odor. Homogenir.ed-� little evening at the Parish Hoose with many of them being mcmllers violinist, who will be heard In is that the sire's daughten must arry Miller, Mrs. Rlehard pflf. rs se 8 hos. 111 ey ­ ed to n Hoff M . Grant Roush rving 1 : �� � of the St. Lou;, Symphony ocehes- Max Bruch · , C4n,,,t No. I in a verage IWltf pound, o! milk and er, M��y �•ke':r'�\v tess. Mr,. Robert Dale Roush pre- ;::.,": 1 n, f Im�.. "": Jame tra. The group was first organ1z• c. minor. In 1953 he wai. granted -470 pounds of fat. to O the h her Ulplc program wil sented . m li . �r1 ed in 1 937 and has l oureri I h P a J,'ull bri ht gran t to study ceived Blonde Wondrous S�ltan h ad M�in g ��de R ee � being ''Kate Luther Album. " Mrs. 1be � 1 Mn. and i eetlng was continue} until country annually. Sn!,.burg, Aust ria. He is 1,-resent- 1 02 daughters aYe!'agmg J0 , 464 , Mrs. Sehaekel, Mi·s. WIii iam Po�ell, Sr. demonstrated AprU JI . hostesses at which time a represen. A mong the lead ing :;oloisls will ly conct'rtmasler of the New Or· pounds of milk and 571 pound s of the preparation of Holy Commun• McGo an wan h D' M d rs ie tatlve . . i or the Reusch Bonding Co . fat. These daughters cb1sallied at , ·· _ Frant-esca C01·s1, harp1st , ... , ,I leans Philhannonia orchestra ion. Mrs. William McFarland pre- o ut: "MIO obe · a d rt Anderson and Joseph· R BLOO DMOBILE • 86 .OJ. per cent . . SI•ded al the bUSlllfiSI meetina will play na�eJ ·, "Int,odud,o n : Some of the m em bers of the _.. S�IH!t' tonsult.&ii enginf,e ri oc,hest co pl ay wilh instr,e On ly If bulls in the hlstoi, of Tbe Red Cro.sa Bloodmobile was Mra. Robert Dale Roush was ap- ltar�lori in mee wilh ·colille 3 & V/ " 7 and Allegro. _ She JS 24 y ears ol.d C .w . t il. , 'l eld M?nday at the �rtcan . [.e pointed ch_alrman of ments. one violin dat ing to ma the A merican Jersey Cattle Club _________ _ __ _ _ _ Cm:: l e and made her debut ttt Carneg1 ! . in Italy. A total of $50,000 in in· have qualified as Century Sires. glon with the Auxihary u spon• for the aprmg clothing drive. 'Ibe Hall in 1 . She has appear . . . reg- Ma y Fellows were ree ' donors hip Day program of 1 ..... •ors. Forty-th ...._ ....of lhese ha•• �U SUrance IS Carned o n the 1 ns1ru- Only th' 956 ' n• " """'I'll '""' . with t he New Yock Ph Ubannoni_, t' ed by Artificial inseminallon slud, fstettd with • bamg flfllt tunei,. • the Un1led Church Women �a• anm nls at each pe,formance. under ona rd er ns em an i is and 33 nounced for the first Friday In Tiie enserr:ble w i ll play both a nd two of these three iJave been repla cements, 10 r . � • c u r r eLen t I y Bassocialf .!(i 1th pints of blood received, D serv classica in ice l by CO and the modem � A s tud. Sig. ending were Mrs. · r att Those M�y o rch e str a l the New York Oµe,r .comDR. l·RAY HAS J,.H�E d't, NcL,on l � will inclu de work, nal Commander Is the other Doctors ror the day were Dr. W11llam Powell. Mrs. pany and the Brookl}•n Plu lhar- ! numbers that . �S1;W;,'E�•;':-c::::-...-f ;AN McGowan, Thomas . Edna r. t. D «:ve lhi, a ward, '- ach'· Ge Roush, Mrs. H. C. Roney , Mrs. ) -;;: :;:;;;;:;; moruc d urIng the winter mon1h s . b y Gershwem, Mor.Ion Gou Id a.nd COBA slr1! "' -·r · -• _ _ .., _ , ;;;;;;;:i ""' x•v 90:)$ 1 lliMCJI" ,_t1 �a and Dr. John RIdgway. Nur• David Roush, Mrs. Jolm McGrew, •Jerome Kern . 1 1 w111 be a v aned COBA offlci.6:l.a said· - ----·WIE'W ... GIILY.11 ,.... IM!S a, • -••• 1111111• ses were Mrs. R'tehi:lnJ --• pfiJ!ner, Jr. , Mrs. Robert John'"'"• ,_ Mrs. " R.U 'tMP O�-,v llffl) Nffl 'IDl't pro gram th al w ill appeaI lo 411 ______ -:::' • oas.5u.T 1D .:IO'. Mn. Robert Johnston, Mrs. S. 0. , Robert Dale Roush. Mrs. William l o e,s of orcbe,tral music. t· '-,,...,.� Kelly and Mrs. Kermil Ford .. McFarland and Mr,. Grant Roosb. - - .. ... Nurses Aki. Registrars were Mrs. LIONS CLUB . Jack Flcsher, Mn. Loul! Ktlfl!• : The Lions Club held its bl· ; ,bnk:k, Mn. Roy Hoffman and mon �INCINNATI mPI )-Livestock: thly meeting at the Legion ' 0 QVef Y Mrs, Edwin Roush. Typists were Cattle, 1500, ca�ves, 150; slaugbt• memben all with the Auxi]' H Al L-:�Swiday afternoon. April 18• � Mr1- Larey King, Mrs. Lloyd let Les he ' . e r steers and heife rs rather slow, d mg t r . umer. . 30 p m there will be ceri Roush, Miss Robert.a Roush and serv .,_. _ ..., ... .:- .... ...,.. mostly steady; C..'OWS moderately 2� ted' u ; � Mn. Richard Grfnstead. Canteen sen p in the Wa rl h g Recently the third qum1crly active, strong to 50 higher; bulls School ca feteria by me:.rJ'!l,en of. worken1 WeN! Mn. Robert Rouah, DID YOU 1:NOW-- ....... survey of mb<, pri«s WOS ,.. mostly steady, lnstan.., high 50 Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mis, LouU leased. 11us poJect l!I -a cc.opera • e r ; load and small lot average the Young Artbf •, Guild of MtbeliiMi all <>OIDpl<II an ..u i-, ena Roush and Mrs. Fred Roush. m tive venture of lhe Ohio Depart•• choice 891-1000 lb steers 26.00, se - a i University School or F I n e Men thole trying 8 a..ic 1111 LT I; buc i helping with the \/ unloading ment of Agriculture, the U. S. rn, . er al loads and lots mostly low Arts· at ilS big-cu room, with - hat, instruc and loading of equipment were E ' E ckso ri n, an partment of Agriculture and the choice 900-IUi() lb 25.01).25.SO, mlx- Mrs. rIC -t hoadJoam than any llic l -■111; • Carl King, F.d Cunningham, Jaet lhe Miami. UniYersi� School Fa rm Forestry Section of the ed good to low choi ce 24.50-25.00, at including tbo higb,■t pdoodT Frey, Tom Hoffman and Phllfp Size W\1 F wi Ohio Division ol Forestry. SC'atlered sales Jow to aYea ·age me Arts, ll � �1th t h e Wolport. Mn. Everett RoU8b serv. 31/z to I 1 � . o g ge- in Ibo � cu pr Object of the surv ey is to pro- choice 800-992 lb heiters 24.00-24. 50, y am people and will g,.v� infOf'. ed as dtainna,1, making arran n vide producers an,d buye rs wi th mixed good to low choice 23. 51). ruaUo � � :n the ments, leCllring workers, && R■mNe: dehm Boob, 1 .,L__ current timber prices for p rimary 2 4.00 ; cows 17.00; bulls 16 ,00-21.00, Obio Mtwc Teachen �uocla Uoo. Mrs. Philip Wolport Was hostess or MIJ9 _,, •Hie ._ •I" unu Rambler Oaaale- A forest products marketed in Ohio, vea lers, mostly steady, instances .'Ille concert w� COnaial or vocal the day. Mrs. Elizabeth Liter, Red / Three districts are now reported stronger on aYerage to high choice pumo. and ,-tolin numbers pre,. Crou Director of Mason C!otmty MIDDI.IPOIT ed separatel y in Ohio rather than lhe high good and choi ce 30.00. U.OO, ll!Dted by Omrma Hawk, Melin- �COlllpalll the Bloodmobile. two district divisions reported for. bulk good 25.00-30.00, standard da Meake. J. Gordon W I I s o n , h1erly. 1'11s makes a more ac- 20.00-25.00 � srn all lot, good to low aod Tom Fritz. � meeting 11 curate survey which mole near ch oice 70-75 lb feede r steers open lo all musJc Joven. ly reflect■ local prices. The th.me 22 .S-23. dhtrlets are 'Nestern, northeast- Hogs 31 0; bar rows and gi1ts Arka111U' pe1dtentiary pro­ moderately active, Cully steady; duces twice H much cotton and ero and soulheasten Ohio . Timber .marketings •during Feb- sows ileady ; around .50 bead tnost• rice per 11CN! as the average Ark• ruary, the month , urveyed, wer.! ly No 1 215 lb barrows and gilts ansas farm. ----down from the two preceding ,. 1 8. 10, around 250 head 1·2 201>m port,. Loggmg operations were I� 18.00; bulk mixed 1-3 and 2-3' 1be female phalarope, wblcb hampered by unfavorable weath, 1 80-240 lb 17. 50- 17. 85, most ly 1 7. 75- haa brighter plumage and takea er and many milla: were reducing 1 7. 85 for 220 lb down ; t-3 but the Jnitiatwe la eourtship, 11 liq­ Inventory accwnuJatlons of slum • mostly 2-3 2�270 lb 17.25-17.50, er than tbt male. a round 100 b ead unifo1,n 1-S n ear page and saw logs. ------------ 11 Prlcas for all species were low- 200 lb 17. 60; mixed 1-3 300-450 lb er. SawJoa'a were down ts to '30 sows 15.50-18.50, few 16.75, :l-3 fSO. per 1,000 bd. ft. Stulllp8gfl prl� 600 lb 15. .JS.75 ; boar s, steady to were down lharply from Novem- 25 hlgher ; aJ I weights mostly 12.2fi. 208 E. '"•In Pomeroy ber, reflecting the trend. Prfoes 12.5. ol commerclaJ wneer were Jess Sheep 300; slaughter lambs and except walout, which showed a shom ewes steady ; around 50 No otller car II ballt like, 11•es Ille, lam aaln. Pulpwood and charcoal wood c�oice and prime n ear 100 lb wooled lambs 18.50, few bead good was steady to J0,,:er In price. Jt mN,r beelleM like die More romplete information for shorn ewes 6.00. all gradea, aires and lpeeiet of MAKING ,S'L'RO• DBIINIIP Rl18'11'1t00JIING, up to roar, lulS longal N�G� B" ID �­ primary timber producl s may 00 SAN FRANCL�O < UPll - A • IIAm.&-IIIID, aD-woldod Siq!o-Uol1Ol>tamed by contacting tho l11<al strong bid is being made by tho • ftOYD 1.0WBST VPUl!P-VOIOd - - cu olfices ol the Soil Conservation stetfl Chamber of Co�erte to pa uviap • PROVDI LONG-TIME ECONOMY, Service, the A,!n'icultural Exten. bricg the Olympic gmMt to Call• 111ion Service or by contacting fot'llla in 1960. 'l1te Chrunber :1f Franklin P. Newell, Fann For• Commertie said tha t thitt state'• ester. Ohfo Dlvlalon of Forestry ample lac.fllties <OQJII mu,. tho. . at 3tlO Ea■! Stata street, Athens, 1868 g ame, "the mo,t auccoa1uJ ., Ohio. ····· - • ---· _ In ltistocy," !l•r" A oier luD :;111�� NE W YORK ! U P I I - Himi ,s •t'm rwl 10 become a contender . " bow the 18 m1meger8 v iew thf' Ralph Houk, Y a victory in as many star't3 this afternoon diamond fourth A s II Mike Hllflm, Red So1: "Our I 1961 major lea8ull! pennan t ract'� worried about our. p tc m at 4 on the Middle port ciiamon d. fiel d i1 vaatJy lmproYed eapematter of fad. I m n o� �orried out National Ll-31!:IH' However. whether or not lhe1 son. The Yellow Jacket. are 0-1 on defense. With added Plrak-11 : .:ibout an yt hing evt" n t ough Wt' d ally Mllrt•ugh. D•uy game wUl be played depends up· ' in lea� ue play, their only i� ==;A,,,]' � I· ·peed and lm provBd defenlt!, our �xh'b · l ar between frigon how rapid ly the, Midd ies di.a- aandw1ch es IO •\'-.. "We · � the team to bea t Y, iu hiaven · t dont' well m our h m � t hi g should look better. It kl waya figure in basebal l the l ion games . l t hiflk our up the load of m o i!I id weather and wet day 1. rnond "ive!!o : : � :9 ad Ill II looked )a9t sea " b nt va ce lure forced upon ii the, past 111 ln � other half of the IOUth . team which wins the pennant is staff 1s much further a . � ;=====; son . e lm thu; t l -==timn � lhe cl•"b to beat the follow ing lhan i t was last year a ern d1vi»Kln, Jacbon 1 1-0, lea.g. r ant.I e Harry Lnagetto, Twins: '"We pow � nd speed h.:iYe 1-0 e a We e lh n Pa some on like to ia :, aeuon or n r ; ; rs e The fayo r ed ue 1-1 on year. Maybe the Dodg .. showed terrific lmprovement lase '--11 11-_ i n SEOAL play, 3--0 on tiaeir ka • , Gal l i polis (tH league ! Z:+2 au-- I • ,A../J olher c l••b will come alonu and solid defen&e We re ready. . - -- -- --- - - son ) at GallipoliJ. Thi.I same too � Al Lopez, White Soi: : . " Im pick• season and I think we 'll sho\f ..... fcom the top, but l �--k ,: 4·rl ai!U\: ...- .. pen more th is year. The move to Min• uldJea c,f - - .. --• in g the While Sox to wm the I w1·11 come o!f only if ... don't think it can be do�." .,...... . he I P u1 wat er standing on the infield at "WlH JOU pie•te ... tile TV Charlie Dre•se.n, BrHellil: "I ex• 1 nant Our pl·t Ch'in hurt us la " neapol i"-St. Paul shou Id : y bet ter a pl ys a lw a m, e te th because a 8 a . m tod ay can be dram ed by : camera arollDd ih ,i: ro wd'l' I wul pee l the BraYH to win. I a lways year bul we sh oul h a v e . owds." cr stic a s th my pup lJ. expect to win when we start .l plkhi ng sta ff '." the le ague .�· before large en thusi y this afternoon. aee bo w maa oJ kt . " '"" u O Bill Rigney, ,\ogrltt: I know agme today !" sea80fl. Our outfield isn't straight yea r I hav e eight pi tche rs I Call Coach Russell Moore of t h e &be opelllDg � .. . we hne the power to 11. cor e a . ,o, Pan thers II expected to open Wll · h I --:-----;; ----- ened out ye t but o' ur infield 1s use a.s stane rs. I Ji IS pl. 1Chm g much im proved. We ll have better mmy Dy ke,. l.ndiaaa; ' · This is of runs. Our problem his senior veteran hur ler Terry most defense than in 1960 and we · n the be st learn I have managed In selectl�g ur pltch Knight, rigbthandt!r. Coach No- p : We vers. e l e r were It score our ahart of runs. Ian S wa ckhamer of the Jackett since the 1952 Philadelphia Ath• those aYaila B y FRED DOWN •� suzy we I f rs. develop starte will offer hi.a ljenior leflhander. sou, He111u1, Cardlbal1: ·· we letks We have a good fron I lin<! must UolW'd PrPu lnternatlooal In the early lnn inga we'll close ' nougn e e v figure lo be stronge r - much and we ought to ha NEW YOHK WPll -The s itua• &2 Tom Anderson. ______ ,tron&er _ than last ae&BOn. We pitching to carry us. u we have have a chan� liecause we ' ve got 110n in Leo, la critic.el , the Con go . . have • fine all-around infield, any injuries, however. 1t will be good power. ill in chaos. and Brendan Behan .. young and strong pitc hing and hard to replace me n like Johnn.v Paul Richards, Batt�� is el odda with Can ada's police plenty of outfielders. Whell we get Templ t> . V ic Power or Woodie could be ow: year. We e - but the real at ten t ion in milproved steadily end last year out outfield set we'll ht! m 8000 Held ." lions of Ame ri can homes tod a y ia Amnlca■ Lnfue pe� T AGUSTA, Ga. ( UPl l _ Little llhape for 8 run at the pennant." Bob Sel:leltlng , iger s: "There made a strong nm for tl:le . .,4AID -n.ts b<,med o t grown m en hilling an d m p /,\':<:,1XlMHe..J7"' Walt -• Doqen, " If thing& ac, ,trnng indication, that Al Ka- nant . In mld-Se I, be�;t��; .GB Gary Player o! South Alcica ;, catrbinp li111e whi te ba seb all B . 7L/.1T 6(.JIOEC, � � �.� only pion the ch.:un Masten new • ! jell, lbe Dodgen have a .shot .at line i8 golng to make a sple11 d� only one perc entage lt ' J America 's: ann uil l outing ·- Chica go JIH1 \VA-:5. a by fir l t r had our We . human ankee c ause Arnold Palme, be i, pe contendmg nnant. Of the s the ½I O O .OOO nd he, of course. " Y , the day when the major league j Balt imore · /!§Et..A 7F C, • comeback a iu I c81 If, after all, eluba, the one which has all its lhe key to the club. Fo r some rea- in 1960· We know our "d O O ooo BosI on Pc1111ant rar es st art . rt.• e un pressu th der up 1..and Ya 0 0 .ooo The new king of golf Is only players live up to lhe ir potent1 a1 son T ige r teams have often sIart- s'~ . Today's lhe day whe n hopes are Cleveland · Ya five feel aeve 11 inchet tall and will win. Th at's how w e won 1n ed slowly in the spring. We hope o o ooo Oetro ,t i i e e a . ¾ we lgta ." about 152 powid8 soak- 1959 and how the Pirates won last to reverse th at trend this year :ooo o o n t�e :;ag: r� �; 1i�e w::: Kan:;:as City 1/2 inB wet," but he has t e touch of The Proudest o O .000 year." h and get off fast . " • <'.•t teams d iscuss the ir pennant Los Ange les k a . I O O 000 '/2 Midaa on lhe greens. A'I Dar , G I ■ 1 • : "Harvey Mickey Vernon, Senato": I1 chanres and when every a pple- Minnesota Min In Town � 1 o o ·ooo n la ee rta ln lo he lp us and koow most eYeryone is picking L: e n K IM". . 1·heeked rool11e Is a potenUal New y ork not would -Iden •-uch Th, ... /a "' Weirs Shirts o o 000 1 Washington Jfahe Huth. have been enough to win Monday , I thlnk Don Blasing1:1me will ha v e Senaton to finish nlntb or l ot h 960 1 . Otir but 1 think v.-e can do better than The st'ason wtll wind up next MONDAY'S Re1ult1 howevtr, had not Palmer, noted a better yea r than in 1 Laundered By 1 pable lhat . Many or our players a rc a c Ind to m e probl chief { � October in an or gy of dr itma , Chic ago 4 Wa,hington 3 for his auper-human flniahe8• [al• lllling lhelf firsl real chances to i;enlimenl and trite writing known ltred on Utt 72nd and final hole late-Inning relief pitching. " I Ooly game 1C heduledl . , Ce ne Mauc• , l'hlllie■ : "We play regularly an? t hey ' re pulhn g 88 the World Serie■ but t hen onl y juat when lt looked like he had . Tuetd■y • Probable PHcbe11 the hm1 and lhe player■ o( the h,·, ,econd st raight M aiten chem- ! have plenty of youth and J think out 100 per cent . 960 wo - I 't record• in paren· 1 i enough of these kid s will come he Gordon, Alhle" ca: "We I leama which win lhe i'tmerlcan n ° 1 pkmship all Jocked up. lhese■ 1 1 . Mlddleport am<l National League pennan t, pIII mer aummed up hiI down- through to le ad us out of last ought to be able lo pla y .500 ba l. . r e H aton Retl Bo the y al t l l Ci Kansai I NEW YORK ( UPJl - The lum• , ,u,rdn-non' t ('a need place. " � •·w , Once you reach .500, you. \1.111 be inYolved. htll. 1 14- S) va. Monbouquetie l l ._ 1 fall In a null ped ber wlll ba unHrnband today and • , Crns, I' lood b '"k Th'" 1s· �unµly ; Today's lhe day on IYhl,h moro bert FN'd �hlnson, Reil.1: e re -· • �(i;; ;,!!t"',.:»�� I 11 S.,a . 7WII J: P '" M .i,& : 1 "I thoughl slxta h ap onI y lo with a few bloopen and bobble< a lu,·h h,1 ' a sollo tlie, e log '"'' to hard ing t rn mo on g nd lhers beoome ill tha n . . othe r people:• he ,a;d sadly , thus Minne a •t New York _ Ra- ' expected, the an nual ch a se g el a I BlnoPf' r-Or a t>anJO hJ t A any other day of tM year . . �Mng staff and to develop , .sot. proving that be. loo, can fall P ' Let w <'Onsid er the t e rms y ou w eak fly i ball �trn, k mlo t hf' airi , the day on which the truant offi- mos I l - ) va. Fo H 9 1 ble pI a o b ation . We have dou I II fii · e th � e dutch like any one down in _ �� d � ,:. lhe club wl JI rt Loa Angelea at B lt are mo1 t Jlke IY to hear or rea JU � t he-yond Ui e reach ol an in eer wor-. problems 1. . f . ove rt lffle , , . th e d ay eLR , Orb f6-4I v p 49 OS.. l l l thl• tf110n : f if'kler. move up from Its sixth pla('e fi n: on which dinner is m<11I Ukdy lo .sh Seti Dr■m■llr Fl■l1hee l or l 960 . Afterplece-Alto called nightcap. Clutc h HJUer-Not one who be served cold • • . the r,lay on ci:veland :t C::�it _ Perry Ma1ter e 1 ha s teen aome , '11\ v-• Read Caaeh, runq , e1111, ...,,__, . finale or eloaer. Thi, � not ..,,,. pu od,e, while ho_ld mg y_uu w, n which a handful of ba Hball ,eoro, r1a-101 v1. 8 unn1ng 11 -14 1 11<heduledl fanl8'tl< fln11be, in It, 2' plaY · .ba, •· 1 ame, we know we hove , gn,at ( On1Y 8 ,d C thing aeen on a dre11 a.e an alter- 1 tht> h:md, ala box mg. This n-fe rs , is reported to the n at 10n before Ing bul none to r1v&I the dra1Yedae •r•• O■mes ' i sho rtstop and h it te r in Emie thought. It ia merely t h e "'tond I to a m8n who hi t s sa!eIy when I·t r the utterances of atateunen. ma and auspense of that 72nd Loa An elea al B sltlmore ,onteat of a twin blll. C lea r ! Banka and we have aome coun ts most, usually with a m an I lt'!ii been that way for m?re lh " hole. S hP (ni � him. arourid build lo talent yoone A,s,le- In ba seball not Uiual'.y on . 1h1rrl b.a.-:,e for the lea rn on ' a half century but there I! a d1fJ Hert w aa the sltuatton: lhlc■ go at Washlngton /night > Of course. pitching Is lhe key to I ference this year·. the majora wh■L come, up into your lhroat m which you are betti ng. Player. with what appeared a I our ,itualion and we thin k we' r P Bunth,,:-The fl ag or gonfalon hav e expa�ded and th.al meana COnly gamea S('heduled ! • tryln1 altuatlon !l la • iynonym drastic cloalng nlne of four over I betl.er off in that respect than the hysteria wid Lhe hoopla ar� ror the pill, horsehide, onion or Oops, the pt- nna nl. N,t- ■ I Lea1111 par 40 _ which lncluded a dou- 1 many people believe.· • iphere. JOmetlme, al luded 1o aa Go pher h■II-A pitch wlil(' h ls gn:! aler lhan.�11er. . I ble waa sitting in a cot- ! -----------::--::- 1 bogey, W · L Pet · Ga More mayors will throw oul lhe , the b■ll. struck for • home run. · bordering the Ma 'il ers' CHAMBERLAIN GIVES VIEWS t ge a . fi rst ball than ever before and Chicago . o O .000 · · 11111-Thf' p1tcher s h0:( . /Moy SAN FRANCISCO CUPll -One " u,r,e flgurJn1r that second place . ti mber o f C o m m e r c e Clnc inna Ch� morl'! o .000 . . ....... o • -.v • be re ferred to al10 as the mound . money_ of $12,000 was not bad at of. baskelball' 1 biggest men.-WJJ• O O .000. bands Will march 1n straggling lo.1 An geles This solid black liltle beauty will save you many s l.1b or rubbe r. l C'hamberlaln of the Philadelphi a a 11 MlI wauk te o e · 000 . , lines to center f h?Id fl ag poI ea. · In the He had little hope for the $20 . Warriors - haa atated that ra1s, ._., dollars. Easy to handle. easy to park. JUJt the tllil,i , r .t J MIXED LF..AGUE ever get hoist� Philadelph11 I-low. those o o . 000 from • ., ,.. • • •• •� � basket th" ol height the Ing for i y e Pai. rst i l ll a mon . prize pa n o u� 000 · . :;:::;,�� . O O . 000 lo the top ol t he polea re- Pittsburgh . .' iJ.ci. Srorea April s, � for around town . had to do waa match par on the current 10 reet would hinder mer d isadvantage In the bal an &t r ike ma ins one of lhe reat mysterle!I St. Louil! Mur• (' me Ind. G a Three o ffl11h .000 o • u.� reIat·1veIy e' sy -yard j ('ourt II can hot• pen to eilher lhe of baseba 1 I a1ong w Ith how the San � , par rather th an help the litt le man· w.i:: .....,. ra)' 5.23, M. Mu rray 474_ r ra ne 18CO 0 0 000 · . " Ev ery player in our leagu(! n n di e d four final hole _ 8 hole he birdS hotter over does pltk out the . pe High Slnjle G anu C. Mu n·ay I"'"'"' . ., Ibo b oll ,e , Mooday•, llnulto led laat yeor to win tho title by can g,t up to the besket now:• ; on who s there l1�1t . right sign lrom that wlldely -flall- 200 . M Mu r ray 1'19. sched gil C uled No m et ) the 7-1 ilar aald. "U they raise t I l.umbrr-The w illow, the St irk ' one ■lroke. 1 Ttam 'l'hree Gurne!! Rt'd & Blue ing thlrd•balle roach. tcht11 1 Pla er, sitting btilde his wife . It, only the big men wlll be abJ, , d y babl , Pr Pl , Tvri • · y o I l 1110n111 y or the hicko ry Occ� _ 1._,7, y M• The Amer ican League ex tended ·r I ( 1900l won .Jost records in paren- Vivienne. frowned when the tele. to get close. · • ,·eam •Slngle Game Red & Blue fe rrcd to by the, unin iti ated as the itse lf lo the West Coast for the sta 1"' the l --W8ctching wai he screen vi.�ion bal m.. ed to e 11 he 1· swing at tht! first time by adding a tea m In _ 682. . Chir ago at Cinnall _ Hobble showed that Palmer h ad hit hi& ond game also sellin,i: out. � hail or k not·k dirt fr om t he p l ay. Lot Angeles tailed the Ang�l1. It , INGS ST.\NU , own n ( Ul-2()) va. O'Toole t l2-l2J ll unk ca i t ac a r p r, a f Thu1P lee lhot straight and true, leav• y w,a 1,011 Pet. er'! deals \ also moYed the old Wa11hington Cadil lac - Oldsmobile . . St. Loui, al Milw�Wlee __ Bro&- , ing him • simple approac b lo the Boston rookie, 6-6 To� ( Satch l Bee c,e� 24½ l H� . fl76 1 O■ deck-The player posmg .In l Senators from �� nallon � capllio <u-91 vi. Spahn (2M0) 1 greel\. Sanders, has been the b ig aurp�lse ,, Bal l ti. t' hain 21 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing n .583 1 8 ciN."le near the pla te as he wa1t tal to the twln r11 Jes 0 1 M inneapPittsburgh at San Frandaco � a seven and one od the keys In the series. � Palmer, When usln 18 . 500 1 to follow lhe current baller. lGood oils-St. Paul and renamed them Ri('har d s 15 Business'' va. Jones Ul- 1 4) Iron put t hat approach in a aand Coach Paul Seymour of St 161 1 9 h .459 spot to ha'!! !!_np lo r _ tele v ision. I .the Mlnneaola ,._Ins. It replaced Frie nd H8-l2l hlnky Dinh · 1 j 161'2 1 9 •� .459 1 Pa■■-A .walk, Annie Oakley or the old Senatont Jill Wash ington Ph iladelphia at Los Angelea I trap beiide the gteen, Player Louia credit1 h im with enabling Rttl. • Blue Pomeroy, Ohio WY 2-5342 (night J _ Roberta t ll•UH vs. ! lowered hls head into hla handa. the Celts to win the all- import ant 1 Folll' CN'• I ll: 24 � :t14 sll'oll. Some-time•; ra iled a base o n with a brand new t�am called lhe Drysd a le ns.-14 1 . Player ,tarted looking again when fourth game. S1': ASO:\i HIGIL� Washington Senatou. Milt. . Palmer, after studying b1J Jie Wed11es,;l•y'1 Gatne11 1 Ind. ! r.aml'� c Ki 1' k lan d Plath hlUer-Not II rop f ighter , . ball was aetnl•buried the ! Angele, Lo� at a Philadelphi a 14Y. Ml: Murra y S2 1, Simply a player subbing for a batI t h finally lime, long a for green lhe tni� Ind. l Game A. Je fle r s - 224 . ter due lo hil. .. 1. blasled out . p·u 1 �b urgh al San Francisco E. Sylvtsln 1 95 . l • to Pertskle,.,...No refenmce _______- nd ef· U ledl ·r-am 3 "•mt>s ftlrha rtls---1910. player returning late to his hotel. ( On y games ICh Team 1 Ga.me Richards - 1! .18. Actually a aouthpaw or, to eertaln 1 101• ··10" ltOWJ .li;t.'!ii .\ V G. 1 �JG� RESULT9 Ungulsh. a left•h ander. • C. Murray - 523. ..... ball-Seldom 111ell In ,ORK UPI - .lose St•· NF.W ... A. Syl,..ter - '"'· y o ,, This Cuba. outpointed. Billy balance. "" hie. ntal m to I fen ing · p A.lnbt-rser -· m. ,■ pilch thrown with an i>utward Collins, 144. DMroil 10. BOSTON CUP)) - The- Bolton PITTSBURGH: (UPI) - Draneh ! ----,,_ : Jeffen,: - 44� ' twist of lhe hand. . . will be out to wind up the CelUca C. Klrk land - 444. f' Shatoui-A white wash, blank or ! Rickey Jr., who apnt �0'' 1 hia PHILADELPHIA UPI - Jim· 1 J91Nl bamtball IUIOl'I tonlght' life in b aseball like has 1alher, m . M. M.'•, ay _ m. Soo' 1a' Phlladelphla out• I a few hours after Boston'• UNlt kal110mine. No runs , '-..1 . presbyter Ian HospIta l y 1 ' 8b l,e ry M. Bowen - t,t,9 aw r -Stop thinking of d MIU 18 poink d Tony Cristy, 140 , Pitts- • baseball aeuan open,. mo�l hial 1 a y of a pneu bronc ond E. Sy lves1er - 421. burgh, 8. i yoor ilomach. In this case il' 1 a M The Celticl could make ll three l g eac 1 c w 1 cted e h onval ontra 1 c s. Jeffen - 4 1 1 . ----1 atr11gbl Nalional Buketball I bruise resull.ing from a slide. m P. Roberta - 386. Ed8ua field-Not a place for deck fro� 1 hflptalltl!, Infection. . SAN FRANCISCO UPI elation ch amplonahipa and Rickey Jr., 46· � dlobet c . C . l ding, ie Machen, chain. This refe rs to that portion 1 , 1 d Red td f I 9 out of Hve with a win over the �ur CITY LEi'tGUE l outpointed Mike DeJohn, 2 11\ Sy St. IAula Hawb ■t the Garden of the ouU\e d ·where an outfielder sevetal year., �d i bo Thuraday at • , ate to be anHip Srores 4-4-6, f•rn dire ct/j into the sun. racuse, N. Y., 10. . The Red Sox opened their aea11on nouneed, He died at S:05 p.m. I --r Saue . I ----Ind. --ame G ThrH Rich this afternoon, entertaining the I l!ST after ba!ng hotpilallzod 1111 11"2 CHICAGO UPI - Allen Thom· Kanau CJty AthleUcs. ' March !O for Iha - limo th" .. ,... Qde Single G,m, L. s, ue c I . ago. outpointed Doi,. Booton luda Iha Ha•b. three : year. Ill by SUOMlti, 171\1. Clm!iand , pme, In the bait of oeven Tho younser Rk,by, whoaa f• Team Three Gam.. Sport Cen· . NATURAL FINISH . Ohio i •· a olKth ga.,.. be Sboukl , -· !her Bran,h Rldey Sr.• '19. boil! 1o -. oeedod It would be at St. Lou� REDWOOD FAN TRELLIS, 6 FT. ________ 99c bueball ompJftl In SI. l.ouls. ;,am Sln1la Game Sport Con· [ NO COINI : 'Ill� nJchl. The saventh $88.88 B ZENITH WASHER, 9 Pound Capacity ter •. l���� lnp��'!; ;:' NEW YORK 'UPI, - K • v I n game would be played here S.tur. , •�� .,._ 1I STANDINGS �i• m r M-!y , ,. WU rldlnl lo ,cbool ..., lliflil. REG. $259.95 league c hlhl for the world chamWM Lqa& Pd. : 1 onda hen he y w However, Bolloa ww1 that nel• train M I • For $239.95 00 21 u HALOLIGHT SYLVANIA fONSOLE -111 . l90 There w ill be a meeting Sun- pion Plratea at the time of hl1 F•ll• City Beer 11 miuecl aome coins. He promptly ther the mth aor lhenth 8.,.. "ii 18 u, .$20 d ay, April HI, at 1 p.m. back ol death. WESTINGHOUSE Spar& Center felt behind the ltllt cushion and wlll tau place, Molt of the p1ay. · 1 Rickey Jr. contracted hepaUlia IOl hiJ nd uck: the Pomeroy Jr. HIP, School Poanenl) C.ment . . h• at OPEN HANDLE DRY IRON --------- $7.77 VI: 1111 auloua to wrap thlnll �''a 18� .520 all Lit tle l..e"tgut, Pony l ,eague j laat .January. IL waa wh ile he wu Block 94u HIGH Kevtn'a a n I u I I b e d how1a u.p, collect their money and acat. POST TEE convaleaclng at his auburban Fo:a: -•'""' Roblna'a Yun. lt(t I i' 1 .50CI and High School players. eomrrut.l on ter to the ir halnN. t b tnbt ta • hell the 19 ¼ 19v. . IIOD I All boys are asked lo b r I n I Chapel home _that he became W �-:;;_. CROSS BAR WITH 4 HOOKS _______ $2.33 each llot Rodi J ) a r , n • 1 lt'a Otlticl, The 1 the :ts . 3&9 1 tht.ir inaurance money , S2 £ o r witb pneumoma. He alao suffered Ohio Power Co. 14 . HEAVY DUTY r- aaned, haYll tbl hol"lll Ll ttle League, 12.50 for Pony and from a he art condition and wu in l For II ffli.ut. • -.ttnotto do )llt. to-- Cllnll Iid tml&ht. IJ&UON HIGHS 44c ••• are ,.. tbl Celtlt:Icountiq la Louil au ftouab GALV. STEEL TUBING 72" W I Game■ Bob Louk• ""· ss ror Hi gh School Players: Those an oiypn lent until h la death. ! R:IDC'J IQllld worbd, � , S l confidan al. tbmr owa •0 1 Game I.es D amewood I not pay ing will not he el igible lo ! He lf�uat� from Oh io W11- j the 1eat, � the t inmeJy ay thi■ 1utmnf,r , pl freed. Univerthe ,t .. attncf then an, le • y l'7 baek to battUq After abilWN. All boys who h11ve unlfmms l sil1 o( Michigan Law School. But Then the efflcera ·loond 3 Gamta Falls City Bee r Louil st. at game fourlli tile tab • from Jaiit year are asked to .,. . he rejecltd law career ·to fol• the Mat - 111 colna. tllf7 thtll g filun Sunday the � 1 Game Sport Cent.er 98◄ . lum ! hem el th •� l ime. Capa anrt to9' bla rather into baseball. ' on thelr plaJoffa the ol. out llawb the TOP 1.,.. BOWLEIUI AVG unilor m1 will he issued al t h I s Rickey Jr., father of three cbU. 'lbe . �kt tilt :--�Die ,- comt. Pomeroy, Ohio !or u.,. tho co� lng tea8011. dr enleN!d baaoball SI. en, in Iha Phone WY-2·284f lafllOII ull1l . Laub !'1$ ..,w -plelelJ •n G...i.. 'Iha · ----, 1..oui1 Cardlnat chain. From Iha Ohio. MMtey ITS. ad bal4n lloDday - It ..W kBroo old Iha to Th w,nt he Canll u., bulldtr phata"'IJ' male e 1'2. Ta Malean be the ......i lllrallk u.• ... neat. incubat.. tho egp and labs lyn Dodpn and came lo PIU. Larpol tty • Iha 171. � tho pO<tlJ eruWII la . l'alo, bonier Is burgh In cara of tho youn1. -• Davia • . ·- -·· · - -· Pomeroy' s Panthers are sc:1eduled to s.eek l h e i r • ( .. In Til t With Mid dleport Jackets Gallipo lis Wa s Un iqu e Ne rve Ce nte r Fo r First Civ il Wa r Ca mpaign I r 18 Bi g League Man�g ers L1ke C ! ubs F ? Improvement . Some Wi ll Au s,a... undefeat ed Pomeroy Nine Favored- I I 1 I or ict V h y t ur Fo ek Se To , in ill anthers, Weather W g � Daily Senline l, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., A pril I I . 1 96 1 -5 ;;;ii;-;;.; ,_..==:::"'C";M° /e,-1 t:-::::;;; ==-- Get·,· . ··Ra · •, · mbler & ellence =,----IH =·: : : w �-·····Jtl 1H ltl .".aa . :.,...'i°/ � _x-aa,_ the _,... _ _Co"'f fr# AnNric:o•• PR ES CR I PT IO N S E RVIC E STARK'S PHARMACY .. - C'zst: wl1li ■ - ■ ....,,._ .. W.dil -!ul -ndJnc IE•l'IOCK HERI I ME11IOPOUTAN MOTORS, 600-606 L Mai, St Poa1ror �+1>111j s...t1n,1, Pomeroy-Middleport, o . April 1 1 , 1 961 ' 1p RIGHT PITCH AT LAST 1 ' • 1 J I Beon����P.?�?!.��. ,-- ,...°"" 1p,,i� 1:4�=, \llor ]d Tens1on p I Not H Id• I I I: • • an, ., Majors Opening � C • Standings i! 1, n y u a I mer I s Beaten By One Stroke I I ot ar;• �! ; �t1 I> w tc ., w IC TODAY'S SPORT- PARADE Iii UI m se ,1 b( ad th . an wl de W( an pa ml SOI th, I = .,, I . . -- I- "... Tri-County Concert Assn., To Conclude Season Friday s ECIA'L I . rind . 1 959 FORD BOWLING I I .,,..,:at!.Il ed ! i p -1 � ! Eud:£omes F8f I younger Rickey B pneuIDODia I Is Celtics Seek I e I econd T'tl I ° I I r: Ball p ayers TO Meel Al 2 Hilb ' I Th1·s Sunday I Ind: Tf!.zn a.-, Ba..., Auo- i ! ----- ! Jorj adldt ! undl ! \Vapor "'- , "'°· --· ----- _______ ' u., a...., Price Survey Is Released ""1�-ff��..-.:::..J TIRE PRICES SLASHED TO NEW • • • AUTO BATIERIES . . · · · · 6 and 1 2 Volt · · · · · · · · · · · · · · REDUQD to -· 3rd Quarterly ! Sa les In Ea�h Depa rtment! Y.OIJ MIJST SEE! MOORE'S BUSY STORE . Open Friday Night • L______________________________, Closed Saturday 6:00 p.m. COBA Sire I I --::::-~~-! J. Performers Se"':: ::m �rc/:;� tfM: per 1af. M usic Lovers I e / ,t• ed Ar nv T W I cia �J��• -preilded-� (AMP MOCCASIN$ :;r � etc. I-' : I Roush s $2•" Store IIDOOth u · ■tirrin1- ";"�lle"fob > �-, Ai: • e peopIe gettmg smaller? �...__... Ir::::=::::=::=� _.,,n Men's & Boys' I $6 .68 In all the new fashion colon! �ij � MJ\R KET REPORT 1 ,.IJ?I'. ,W . . . "' /t . J ins Centm·y -:ejects MOO RE'S 24th I .,lcotnm, Our moat popular ••tex paint for Interior decoration I == - �----- 1 only ss95.oo KARR & VAN ZANDT • I I "'° n� I 1 I Angl ia - - 2 Door I • ........ TO DAy I I DUKE CLEANERS ° popu- / I 1 c, Denn- • New Haven News, Events I 51 'l I be : I ■ ■ '? tc I I I �•h · rJ!'ai:il;ii9 F.dltor'■ aote: AUractl.ng nttullve of lb" CMI War anli-seet!1sion sen tunent that pre- v asion . Soon al!P r Fort Sumter :.ilmoi. a Lhot.i�and ffiffl 111'4.'r" tt· queally, a nwnber or youn, men ited, rerrulting beg.an tor tilt' «.ti pel&n In � Virpl!L Jle. llllllrWkle latetTlt a■ the opea, l'um.mluloa. vailed ln western Virginia, l refell, ne'Nly re c rul t':1 Confe<lera� •·n.iht'd in io u!h"'llllt'TTI Oh •> for " 1,iren! South,'" joinlns the C.00 · Vir1rnui 1 Volunt«r ltllanlr)', a •I CJ,,Jlan .lMIJed lll'dtrt • llli, big MpMlatular eveat of the Ga llipolis, a town of some plied wi t h troops to c alla from troopa pwhed down the Kan.iv. 1 ia th!! 18th Ohio Vo,J•.nteer Infantry !ede ratt foroe:5 ln prefereDri! to three-year re-gimnlt , caJJtd tbe l.o auu the Obil. StrwraJ a.It Ohio C'MI War t:ealH.nW rwlll three thoU1and �1abilant� a cent- t he oppo.1o11le 1ide of t he river for l to Buf!alo, onl y twenty m ile... ,n reply - to J>i-e;s:..!�'. Llncoin · s Uw N ational. · t.oyal Virginian," 1 • but enrolled Ou.montb ......., 1M ·-Mu,ter ury ago, w as liter al ly s1t1111g on proteehon from Conleredalt oc- from Gallipolis. which ha1 IfpilJI fin,: c a ll fo1· troop�. C11rnpany F J. a r-Jy n Ohio if.bout 3t1f'I - �ma v1-i..1. i btta 1Pt for . ,AJ.'a, 28 al Galll­ the step to t he b.aekdoor of the cup.it1on . Gallipoli� becam.e a , ,_ tht 8il!ll UJ. a'!,! HIii . Coafe&rate. It"' .. FDnn I The town people dtig r i fle p i ts WJ J enr �ilPd .a · G alJi pol :J:. poll1. "M.u1lt!r Day" la Jlpoa­ 1 ConfederaC'y a I IIui ou tl:14! t of lhe I ba� tUI at PanertburJ and IC Ima pf '. · · of operatons for the ft' rst on the surround ing · lli:ven whlle t he G alla Guard1 County men enli,ted bJ h!l ls and Others w�a Com;Ja , ni�o ;, c VJr,cm ia and • oormporid1111 . m Nrrd !.ty the Ohio Civil War C l W ar . . eon se-quenLJy . It play• military '- 1mpaigr:1 of the wa r . T... Wtk 11 "'-" I �ert formmg, • ?>°federa..e of. men . both old and young. took ..nd r · eni o . . eJ i'.l ber joined other rqJme,,ta. t I ronton Com fu:,, num . CentellllllaJ Comml11lo11 aod Ill'• ed a wartlffie cote I hat had no I On that -■me 11aJ ff. al: 8,j · wu """'llmg "'"' 1" tum, ly ing ;n the m All rnad, T,oop, Pao, Throuih the teo companies in the ttb o'eloct m the """""' . . Compa •. Of rao,geh14:11ts are l.n the hllfld 11 ol cuuntecpa,t •• Oh,o ,eny 8 M,c,el .a, . n y D. 1'" miles bolow Galopol�. H 1 · Iha IJil I · leadlng in<o the town wo,e ' ' VirgJ"11. all but fMM we,. made i Ohlo Volunteer laWllry a1lh41 the- Gallipoli■ Chamber or Com­ Situa ted 011 the 01,io neae the , r,_oops wece funneled t h,ough , :,r cA ,ttw . Company l . Jack son ; •o lunt,en Incl uded a l y g guar d ed """ oun Ohio ,.....;i,· ft •., orpn- . al G.Uipolu f""" ". . .· ha R 1ve 1. , llnd , Gall1poh s, gre at warehouses were · mll'rct', wllh Dano 0. Taber. mou III o I th e K ana, Tqlor, · Com pany K • Beverly m western men who had attended lhe Galli- ) up of I b h nea . e er ••PP1y c I 1 __...i uooer Loe al Compa ,y Fo,mod __ A the mnm 1. C!V 1tatr rppretentatlve and Com­ exposed to in vas,on from Con!ed- , ."" . lied at Pt Ple•ant 00 August Cle\ieULIKJ, . ,n t anemhl• poha po bh.c J<hool I m a , Vi c '.""' i rg . Th eg mlulon memM'r. aB general ecate Vi,gmia . , , quickly ao,um. f1ghtmg men. and wart ime t caf. l A local mll1t u, comp.wy . ,h, " fo, of C4lonol J..., S. HOiia ol org,1J1•at1on " Camp The olli<e, wa, C4ionel /later 22. 1861. . chalrm.ia. The lollowlog arf.1PetryJburg. Two Mlllplllin of ed a posH,on o f mililary import . !ic made • bu,y '""' at t he Gallia Guards. was fonned. Hen- l nion . Packo,sburg "".d 1 , o m Ge necal , bert Mean while. "' - lo Gov- l tho Al 1.Jt and Gallat ili Jonkina. ...,. ..altq . �le le. be prlnled In two ln- ance out of al l pcoportio n to i<s whacf. 2 , A ry Grah.un was captam; Jame , tl ere went aoulh to jom m lh• a forme, F oufe. greurnan '"''" William Virginia C,n 1ta llm�11h \I ill bl' printed as a s ize. I t had lon g served as a de- Camp Can ington earn, Ullo ex • Harpe,. fi ,st li,utennnt . and H. ol Iha ,■-••� campa ign for we,tem Virg inia wt ll knoWn and pe"°"a l ly popu- m.nt lhat bo ....id "dolend Ohlo I Iha mamro body . hed aD po ■ • • , pami,hlel lo be dltlrlbuled 111 pot o f Jupplies for the people of 1st.e nce and a spr awl�g army N. Ford , �nd lieutenant. Gra• ac having G l ll But Jt must be, adm itted thal Jar in Gallia County . ThiB yond rall)er be than on lb own Galllpelll on lhe date ol "Musi• the Kanc1w ha Val ley With the I hospi. tal , with acr o� ations l or I ham soon oined the ar y and %1 May . . j m Federal se nt iment did not wholly I larlty suff� later m . lhe war border. " Oh)o militia re irnen 1 1be w er Day." II upla ins why Galll­ 1 c oming of w a,· . the trndi t ional 4, 000 wounded and s ick sold "" ta. holt town turned out ti Ha,pe r becamo captain. Another p,,.,11 In lhe g ·1 Gallipol,s a,ea on when Jenkm� ,taged ae,ecal not yol mtlllered In poll1 was cho1e11 for the eve nt I pcaL't!time role of t he town �· as wa� b� ilt . to Federal wel<011!4! Iha '"liam T 11 0 company, the Trumbull Gu.a�ds, 1 c llher side of h t e rive r Many , spectat"Ular ra� along the m't'r serv ice and led by t.he italfl ap. . . It waa wrllten b)' Rebert S. ab cupt l y , ,, rn,d t o mih. tary pu,. I Gal11 polis troopa stacbd arm, ID tbl ,.. wa, quick to fill lhe I was o,ganfzed latec for r ivec person, had close tie, with t e and code Off with tho beat horse, I1 pomte,d commander of it■ forc,s , ie ,quaro 1 b Harper, nallonally known writ­ poses. . 4 and the . l I dut x . surge of war e c itement a nd y and served through the War. south, e i the r through 1 izen, fam ily re- in the communi ties � lilted. ! jo Gene , Geo Ma .,. B, r er on the Civil W.itr aad start ra rg McCleJ ed them at i tht f z wbarf When Ohio, sei ing upt n lhe / know the dread of threatened in- / During the latter part of April, I lationship or beat. frlend Bhip. Coa,e. I After lhe 18th Ohio w81 organ- I Jan ; beg.an the aoccea■ . ful cam(Te Be c.:; -,, Milk and juice were donated by busineaa meeting. It was announc­ Valley Bell Dairy Company. ed that two clilldren had eye et• LUTRERN CHURCH WOMEN aminatiom and the club had purThe April meetinp of the Cir- chased glasaes for them. Jack cles of the United Lutheran ) Frey • T'1omu Hoffman and Robert Johnston were appointed on NERA. ,· GARDEN CLUB Church Women of SI . Paul·• � Church met thia week. The Es- the nominating cammillee for tll'W The Nehacluna G ar den Club ther Circle met Tuesday evtning orficers to begin their duties In m et on Monday evening at the at the Parish House with Mrs June. home of Mrs. James D_iehl. Jr., in e Layne senoing aa hostess : Those attending were Charle■ Pomeroy wJth Mrs. T11 orrw Mc- H rman v. Mrs. J. McGrew gave a book Lester. Ed Cunningham, F. c. Gow'.1'1 and Mrs. E. A. Scbaekel Reiehert. Jack Frey, WIiiard Fear servmg as co-hostesses. The meet- review . on "Katherine, Wile 0, ) Le lah Jane Powell Thomsa Roffman, Ow-Jes Jewell, ing w as opened by the president, Luther . MW detno�trated the preparation of ! John Wolre and Robert Johruiton . Mrs. Henry Buck. The progr� --. _ _ BEWING CLUII WatJ preaenfed by Richard Pfiff- Holy Communion. Mn. William Russell presided at lhe business · The Sewing Club met ner who Bhowed a lllm on ReS<'lle Tuesday 1 Those attendfn were afte I , Brenthlng, illustrating mouth to meetin al the home of Mrs, moon .� Mils i mouth system. This was follo,,.,ed , Mrs. Jimam Powell, Jr Lelah Powell, Mn. Edwin Roush, ! Fred Batey, Those alteod.ing Wert by a diseuSBlon. i Mrs. B. R. Vance, M iss DoriJ El• Mra. N. 0. Wein, Mrs. W. T. , Mrs. Buck presided at the busl- liott , Mrs. Willia m Russell. Mrs. , Stone . Mrs. Hugo Juhling. Mn. ness meeting at which time ii Jark W e lch, Mrs. McGrew and , o A· Smith II . L J Rutlenwas decided lo hold the annual Mrs. Layn · ra · · e. I · cutter. Mn. Herm Mothe r•Daughter Banquet at the an Layne, Mn. Wabama High School w ith the The Rebecca Circle met Wed. Philip Wolpert, Mrs. Ottle Roush. Band Boosters serving the meal nesday afternoon at the church Mrs. J. L. Stewart and gue1lB, at 8 : 30 p. m. on May 1. Reserva• basement with Mn. Harold JohnMrs. RW\11 Eleeasor and Mrs. lions must be In by April 241. The son serving as hostess. The meet• George Lemer � M�•· d Batey · State Conventl011 held recenUy at ir ig opened with the singing of ORCHESTRA TO APPEAR . HERE FRIDAY EVENING · the Greenbrier at White Sulphur "Lo meetm� will be at tht .! 'Ita � rd Keep Us Steadfa t in . y � cSpring.1 which she attended. Mn. of rs. Philip Wolpert an ;, written by Marlin Lui.her now only � ApriI 18, �Ill Crow of Mason was welcomed Word V. McGrew presented Mrs mto lhe dub as a new membe r. boo TOWN COUNCD, k revl�w 00 ·'Katherine, Wife Those atte-nding were Mrs . Car- of Luther. " M rs. Harry Layne pre,, The New Haven To'lm Council roll Adams, Jr., Mr!. Philip Ba, sided at the bus iness meeting, .he met on Tuesday evening for their t o tey. Mrs. Henry Buck, Mrs. Donstate convention of May 1 5- 17 at regular monthly meeting with aid Bumgardner, Mrs. George Jackson·, Mill was announced. mayor Arthur Wehrli, recorder Bums. Mrs. Howard Joe Burris. Those attending w,r, ""' A rare orchestral treat Is in store for the member· Roland Thelma Capehart. councilmen [ Mrs. Earl Clark, Mrs. David Karr, Mra . Otto ilmn ship of the Trf..County Concert Association Friday night Gr , Mn. Jack Fleshe, Donald Bumgardner. Fie lds. Jr , Mrs. WJl!lam Gibb,, Johnny Roush, when Paul Schreiber, finder and conductor ol the St. Mn. Harry Layne. Kaci Wit.. and Glen Smrlh attend. . Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman, Mrs. Thomu Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Mn. Carroll ing. Nelaoo Rowh waa sworn in For walls, ceilinp, woodwork. Louis Sinfonietta brings his ensemble to conclude lhe . Ce��ral Oh10 Breedmg Gaea on 1 960-61 series in Gallia Academy au ditorium a l 8: 1 5 p .m . ice Blonde Wondrous Sul tan Hoffman, Mrs. Bill Howard. Mrs. Adams, J. and ao to replace Lewis Capehart on the John Mrs. n. satin with brush or roller-dries quickly-bu ii. h.:i s been named a Century Sire. Robert Johnston, Mn. There are ti top-night musicLouie Kar• 'Mle Ruth Circle met Wednesday council. H� �as also appointed 1 Another William is de Pasqu a l e , Th e requir ements (or th is award schnlk, Mr.i. Robert Layne , Mrs. lans in the abbrev iated orchestra, st:!'t l'Offlffl 1ssioner. painty odor. Homogenir.ed-� little evening at the Parish Hoose with many of them being mcmllers violinist, who will be heard In is that the sire's daughten must arry Miller, Mrs. Rlehard pflf. rs se 8 hos. 111 ey ­ ed to n Hoff M . Grant Roush rving 1 : �� � of the St. Lou;, Symphony ocehes- Max Bruch · , C4n,,,t No. I in a verage IWltf pound, o! milk and er, M��y �•ke':r'�\v tess. Mr,. Robert Dale Roush pre- ;::.,": 1 n, f Im�.. "": Jame tra. The group was first organ1z• c. minor. In 1953 he wai. granted -470 pounds of fat. to O the h her Ulplc program wil sented . m li . �r1 ed in 1 937 and has l oureri I h P a J,'ull bri ht gran t to study ceived Blonde Wondrous S�ltan h ad M�in g ��de R ee � being ''Kate Luther Album. " Mrs. 1be � 1 Mn. and i eetlng was continue} until country annually. Sn!,.burg, Aust ria. He is 1,-resent- 1 02 daughters aYe!'agmg J0 , 464 , Mrs. Sehaekel, Mi·s. WIii iam Po�ell, Sr. demonstrated AprU JI . hostesses at which time a represen. A mong the lead ing :;oloisls will ly conct'rtmasler of the New Or· pounds of milk and 571 pound s of the preparation of Holy Commun• McGo an wan h D' M d rs ie tatlve . . i or the Reusch Bonding Co . fat. These daughters cb1sallied at , ·· _ Frant-esca C01·s1, harp1st , ... , ,I leans Philhannonia orchestra ion. Mrs. William McFarland pre- o ut: "MIO obe · a d rt Anderson and Joseph· R BLOO DMOBILE • 86 .OJ. per cent . . SI•ded al the bUSlllfiSI meetina will play na�eJ ·, "Int,odud,o n : Some of the m em bers of the _.. S�IH!t' tonsult.&ii enginf,e ri oc,hest co pl ay wilh instr,e On ly If bulls in the hlstoi, of Tbe Red Cro.sa Bloodmobile was Mra. Robert Dale Roush was ap- ltar�lori in mee wilh ·colille 3 & V/ " 7 and Allegro. _ She JS 24 y ears ol.d C .w . t il. , 'l eld M?nday at the �rtcan . [.e pointed ch_alrman of ments. one violin dat ing to ma the A merican Jersey Cattle Club _________ _ __ _ _ _ Cm:: l e and made her debut ttt Carneg1 ! . in Italy. A total of $50,000 in in· have qualified as Century Sires. glon with the Auxihary u spon• for the aprmg clothing drive. 'Ibe Hall in 1 . She has appear . . . reg- Ma y Fellows were ree ' donors hip Day program of 1 ..... •ors. Forty-th ...._ ....of lhese ha•• �U SUrance IS Carned o n the 1 ns1ru- Only th' 956 ' n• " """'I'll '""' . with t he New Yock Ph Ubannoni_, t' ed by Artificial inseminallon slud, fstettd with • bamg flfllt tunei,. • the Un1led Church Women �a• anm nls at each pe,formance. under ona rd er ns em an i is and 33 nounced for the first Friday In Tiie enserr:ble w i ll play both a nd two of these three iJave been repla cements, 10 r . � • c u r r eLen t I y Bassocialf .!(i 1th pints of blood received, D serv classica in ice l by CO and the modem � A s tud. Sig. ending were Mrs. · r att Those M�y o rch e str a l the New York Oµe,r .comDR. l·RAY HAS J,.H�E d't, NcL,on l � will inclu de work, nal Commander Is the other Doctors ror the day were Dr. W11llam Powell. Mrs. pany and the Brookl}•n Plu lhar- ! numbers that . �S1;W;,'E�•;':-c::::-...-f ;AN McGowan, Thomas . Edna r. t. D «:ve lhi, a ward, '- ach'· Ge Roush, Mrs. H. C. Roney , Mrs. ) -;;: :;:;;;;:;; moruc d urIng the winter mon1h s . b y Gershwem, Mor.Ion Gou Id a.nd COBA slr1! "' -·r · -• _ _ .., _ , ;;;;;;;:i ""' x•v 90:)$ 1 lliMCJI" ,_t1 �a and Dr. John RIdgway. Nur• David Roush, Mrs. Jolm McGrew, •Jerome Kern . 1 1 w111 be a v aned COBA offlci.6:l.a said· - ----·WIE'W ... GIILY.11 ,.... IM!S a, • -••• 1111111• ses were Mrs. R'tehi:lnJ --• pfiJ!ner, Jr. , Mrs. Robert John'"'"• ,_ Mrs. " R.U 'tMP O�-,v llffl) Nffl 'IDl't pro gram th al w ill appeaI lo 411 ______ -:::' • oas.5u.T 1D .:IO'. Mn. Robert Johnston, Mrs. S. 0. , Robert Dale Roush. Mrs. William l o e,s of orcbe,tral music. t· '-,,...,.� Kelly and Mrs. Kermil Ford .. McFarland and Mr,. Grant Roosb. - - .. ... Nurses Aki. Registrars were Mrs. LIONS CLUB . Jack Flcsher, Mn. Loul! Ktlfl!• : The Lions Club held its bl· ; ,bnk:k, Mn. Roy Hoffman and mon �INCINNATI mPI )-Livestock: thly meeting at the Legion ' 0 QVef Y Mrs, Edwin Roush. Typists were Cattle, 1500, ca�ves, 150; slaugbt• memben all with the Auxi]' H Al L-:�Swiday afternoon. April 18• � Mr1- Larey King, Mrs. Lloyd let Les he ' . e r steers and heife rs rather slow, d mg t r . umer. . 30 p m there will be ceri Roush, Miss Robert.a Roush and serv .,_. _ ..., ... .:- .... ...,.. mostly steady; C..'OWS moderately 2� ted' u ; � Mn. Richard Grfnstead. Canteen sen p in the Wa rl h g Recently the third qum1crly active, strong to 50 higher; bulls School ca feteria by me:.rJ'!l,en of. worken1 WeN! Mn. Robert Rouah, DID YOU 1:NOW-- ....... survey of mb<, pri«s WOS ,.. mostly steady, lnstan.., high 50 Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mis, LouU leased. 11us poJect l!I -a cc.opera • e r ; load and small lot average the Young Artbf •, Guild of MtbeliiMi all <>OIDpl<II an ..u i-, ena Roush and Mrs. Fred Roush. m tive venture of lhe Ohio Depart•• choice 891-1000 lb steers 26.00, se - a i University School or F I n e Men thole trying 8 a..ic 1111 LT I; buc i helping with the \/ unloading ment of Agriculture, the U. S. rn, . er al loads and lots mostly low Arts· at ilS big-cu room, with - hat, instruc and loading of equipment were E ' E ckso ri n, an partment of Agriculture and the choice 900-IUi() lb 25.01).25.SO, mlx- Mrs. rIC -t hoadJoam than any llic l -■111; • Carl King, F.d Cunningham, Jaet lhe Miami. UniYersi� School Fa rm Forestry Section of the ed good to low choi ce 24.50-25.00, at including tbo higb,■t pdoodT Frey, Tom Hoffman and Phllfp Size W\1 F wi Ohio Division ol Forestry. SC'atlered sales Jow to aYea ·age me Arts, ll � �1th t h e Wolport. Mn. Everett RoU8b serv. 31/z to I 1 � . o g ge- in Ibo � cu pr Object of the surv ey is to pro- choice 800-992 lb heiters 24.00-24. 50, y am people and will g,.v� infOf'. ed as dtainna,1, making arran n vide producers an,d buye rs wi th mixed good to low choice 23. 51). ruaUo � � :n the ments, leCllring workers, && R■mNe: dehm Boob, 1 .,L__ current timber prices for p rimary 2 4.00 ; cows 17.00; bulls 16 ,00-21.00, Obio Mtwc Teachen �uocla Uoo. Mrs. Philip Wolport Was hostess or MIJ9 _,, •Hie ._ •I" unu Rambler Oaaale- A forest products marketed in Ohio, vea lers, mostly steady, instances .'Ille concert w� COnaial or vocal the day. Mrs. Elizabeth Liter, Red / Three districts are now reported stronger on aYerage to high choice pumo. and ,-tolin numbers pre,. Crou Director of Mason C!otmty MIDDI.IPOIT ed separatel y in Ohio rather than lhe high good and choi ce 30.00. U.OO, ll!Dted by Omrma Hawk, Melin- �COlllpalll the Bloodmobile. two district divisions reported for. bulk good 25.00-30.00, standard da Meake. J. Gordon W I I s o n , h1erly. 1'11s makes a more ac- 20.00-25.00 � srn all lot, good to low aod Tom Fritz. � meeting 11 curate survey which mole near ch oice 70-75 lb feede r steers open lo all musJc Joven. ly reflect■ local prices. The th.me 22 .S-23. dhtrlets are 'Nestern, northeast- Hogs 31 0; bar rows and gi1ts Arka111U' pe1dtentiary pro­ moderately active, Cully steady; duces twice H much cotton and ero and soulheasten Ohio . Timber .marketings •during Feb- sows ileady ; around .50 bead tnost• rice per 11CN! as the average Ark• ruary, the month , urveyed, wer.! ly No 1 215 lb barrows and gilts ansas farm. ----down from the two preceding ,. 1 8. 10, around 250 head 1·2 201>m port,. Loggmg operations were I� 18.00; bulk mixed 1-3 and 2-3' 1be female phalarope, wblcb hampered by unfavorable weath, 1 80-240 lb 17. 50- 17. 85, most ly 1 7. 75- haa brighter plumage and takea er and many milla: were reducing 1 7. 85 for 220 lb down ; t-3 but the Jnitiatwe la eourtship, 11 liq­ Inventory accwnuJatlons of slum • mostly 2-3 2�270 lb 17.25-17.50, er than tbt male. a round 100 b ead unifo1,n 1-S n ear page and saw logs. ------------ 11 Prlcas for all species were low- 200 lb 17. 60; mixed 1-3 300-450 lb er. SawJoa'a were down ts to '30 sows 15.50-18.50, few 16.75, :l-3 fSO. per 1,000 bd. ft. Stulllp8gfl prl� 600 lb 15. .JS.75 ; boar s, steady to were down lharply from Novem- 25 hlgher ; aJ I weights mostly 12.2fi. 208 E. '"•In Pomeroy ber, reflecting the trend. Prfoes 12.5. ol commerclaJ wneer were Jess Sheep 300; slaughter lambs and except walout, which showed a shom ewes steady ; around 50 No otller car II ballt like, 11•es Ille, lam aaln. Pulpwood and charcoal wood c�oice and prime n ear 100 lb wooled lambs 18.50, few bead good was steady to J0,,:er In price. Jt mN,r beelleM like die More romplete information for shorn ewes 6.00. all gradea, aires and lpeeiet of MAKING ,S'L'RO• DBIINIIP Rl18'11'1t00JIING, up to roar, lulS longal N�G� B" ID �­ primary timber producl s may 00 SAN FRANCL�O < UPll - A • IIAm.&-IIIID, aD-woldod Siq!o-Uol1Ol>tamed by contacting tho l11<al strong bid is being made by tho • ftOYD 1.0WBST VPUl!P-VOIOd - - cu olfices ol the Soil Conservation stetfl Chamber of Co�erte to pa uviap • PROVDI LONG-TIME ECONOMY, Service, the A,!n'icultural Exten. bricg the Olympic gmMt to Call• 111ion Service or by contacting fot'llla in 1960. 'l1te Chrunber :1f Franklin P. Newell, Fann For• Commertie said tha t thitt state'• ester. Ohfo Dlvlalon of Forestry ample lac.fllties <OQJII mu,. tho. . at 3tlO Ea■! Stata street, Athens, 1868 g ame, "the mo,t auccoa1uJ ., Ohio. ····· - • ---· _ In ltistocy," !l•r" A oier luD :;111�� NE W YORK ! U P I I - Himi ,s •t'm rwl 10 become a contender . " bow the 18 m1meger8 v iew thf' Ralph Houk, Y a victory in as many star't3 this afternoon diamond fourth A s II Mike Hllflm, Red So1: "Our I 1961 major lea8ull! pennan t ract'� worried about our. p tc m at 4 on the Middle port ciiamon d. fiel d i1 vaatJy lmproYed eapematter of fad. I m n o� �orried out National Ll-31!:IH' However. whether or not lhe1 son. The Yellow Jacket. are 0-1 on defense. With added Plrak-11 : .:ibout an yt hing evt" n t ough Wt' d ally Mllrt•ugh. D•uy game wUl be played depends up· ' in lea� ue play, their only i� ==;A,,,]' � I· ·peed and lm provBd defenlt!, our �xh'b · l ar between frigon how rapid ly the, Midd ies di.a- aandw1ch es IO •\'-.. "We · � the team to bea t Y, iu hiaven · t dont' well m our h m � t hi g should look better. It kl waya figure in basebal l the l ion games . l t hiflk our up the load of m o i!I id weather and wet day 1. rnond "ive!!o : : � :9 ad Ill II looked )a9t sea " b nt va ce lure forced upon ii the, past 111 ln � other half of the IOUth . team which wins the pennant is staff 1s much further a . � ;=====; son . e lm thu; t l -==timn � lhe cl•"b to beat the follow ing lhan i t was last year a ern d1vi»Kln, Jacbon 1 1-0, lea.g. r ant.I e Harry Lnagetto, Twins: '"We pow � nd speed h.:iYe 1-0 e a We e lh n Pa some on like to ia :, aeuon or n r ; ; rs e The fayo r ed ue 1-1 on year. Maybe the Dodg .. showed terrific lmprovement lase '--11 11-_ i n SEOAL play, 3--0 on tiaeir ka • , Gal l i polis (tH league ! Z:+2 au-- I • ,A../J olher c l••b will come alonu and solid defen&e We re ready. . - -- -- --- - - son ) at GallipoliJ. Thi.I same too � Al Lopez, White Soi: : . " Im pick• season and I think we 'll sho\f ..... fcom the top, but l �--k ,: 4·rl ai!U\: ...- .. pen more th is year. The move to Min• uldJea c,f - - .. --• in g the While Sox to wm the I w1·11 come o!f only if ... don't think it can be do�." .,...... . he I P u1 wat er standing on the infield at "WlH JOU pie•te ... tile TV Charlie Dre•se.n, BrHellil: "I ex• 1 nant Our pl·t Ch'in hurt us la " neapol i"-St. Paul shou Id : y bet ter a pl ys a lw a m, e te th because a 8 a . m tod ay can be dram ed by : camera arollDd ih ,i: ro wd'l' I wul pee l the BraYH to win. I a lways year bul we sh oul h a v e . owds." cr stic a s th my pup lJ. expect to win when we start .l plkhi ng sta ff '." the le ague .�· before large en thusi y this afternoon. aee bo w maa oJ kt . " '"" u O Bill Rigney, ,\ogrltt: I know agme today !" sea80fl. Our outfield isn't straight yea r I hav e eight pi tche rs I Call Coach Russell Moore of t h e &be opelllDg � .. . we hne the power to 11. cor e a . ,o, Pan thers II expected to open Wll · h I --:-----;; ----- ened out ye t but o' ur infield 1s use a.s stane rs. I Ji IS pl. 1Chm g much im proved. We ll have better mmy Dy ke,. l.ndiaaa; ' · This is of runs. Our problem his senior veteran hur ler Terry most defense than in 1960 and we · n the be st learn I have managed In selectl�g ur pltch Knight, rigbthandt!r. Coach No- p : We vers. e l e r were It score our ahart of runs. Ian S wa ckhamer of the Jackett since the 1952 Philadelphia Ath• those aYaila B y FRED DOWN •� suzy we I f rs. develop starte will offer hi.a ljenior leflhander. sou, He111u1, Cardlbal1: ·· we letks We have a good fron I lin<! must UolW'd PrPu lnternatlooal In the early lnn inga we'll close ' nougn e e v figure lo be stronge r - much and we ought to ha NEW YOHK WPll -The s itua• &2 Tom Anderson. ______ ,tron&er _ than last ae&BOn. We pitching to carry us. u we have have a chan� liecause we ' ve got 110n in Leo, la critic.el , the Con go . . have • fine all-around infield, any injuries, however. 1t will be good power. ill in chaos. and Brendan Behan .. young and strong pitc hing and hard to replace me n like Johnn.v Paul Richards, Batt�� is el odda with Can ada's police plenty of outfielders. Whell we get Templ t> . V ic Power or Woodie could be ow: year. We e - but the real at ten t ion in milproved steadily end last year out outfield set we'll ht! m 8000 Held ." lions of Ame ri can homes tod a y ia Amnlca■ Lnfue pe� T AGUSTA, Ga. ( UPl l _ Little llhape for 8 run at the pennant." Bob Sel:leltlng , iger s: "There made a strong nm for tl:le . .,4AID -n.ts b<,med o t grown m en hilling an d m p /,\':<:,1XlMHe..J7"' Walt -• Doqen, " If thing& ac, ,trnng indication, that Al Ka- nant . In mld-Se I, be�;t��; .GB Gary Player o! South Alcica ;, catrbinp li111e whi te ba seb all B . 7L/.1T 6(.JIOEC, � � �.� only pion the ch.:un Masten new • ! jell, lbe Dodgen have a .shot .at line i8 golng to make a sple11 d� only one perc entage lt ' J America 's: ann uil l outing ·- Chica go JIH1 \VA-:5. a by fir l t r had our We . human ankee c ause Arnold Palme, be i, pe contendmg nnant. Of the s the ½I O O .OOO nd he, of course. " Y , the day when the major league j Balt imore · /!§Et..A 7F C, • comeback a iu I c81 If, after all, eluba, the one which has all its lhe key to the club. Fo r some rea- in 1960· We know our "d O O ooo BosI on Pc1111ant rar es st art . rt.• e un pressu th der up 1..and Ya 0 0 .ooo The new king of golf Is only players live up to lhe ir potent1 a1 son T ige r teams have often sIart- s'~ . Today's lhe day whe n hopes are Cleveland · Ya five feel aeve 11 inchet tall and will win. Th at's how w e won 1n ed slowly in the spring. We hope o o ooo Oetro ,t i i e e a . ¾ we lgta ." about 152 powid8 soak- 1959 and how the Pirates won last to reverse th at trend this year :ooo o o n t�e :;ag: r� �; 1i�e w::: Kan:;:as City 1/2 inB wet," but he has t e touch of The Proudest o O .000 year." h and get off fast . " • <'.•t teams d iscuss the ir pennant Los Ange les k a . I O O 000 '/2 Midaa on lhe greens. A'I Dar , G I ■ 1 • : "Harvey Mickey Vernon, Senato": I1 chanres and when every a pple- Minnesota Min In Town � 1 o o ·ooo n la ee rta ln lo he lp us and koow most eYeryone is picking L: e n K IM". . 1·heeked rool11e Is a potenUal New y ork not would -Iden •-uch Th, ... /a "' Weirs Shirts o o 000 1 Washington Jfahe Huth. have been enough to win Monday , I thlnk Don Blasing1:1me will ha v e Senaton to finish nlntb or l ot h 960 1 . Otir but 1 think v.-e can do better than The st'ason wtll wind up next MONDAY'S Re1ult1 howevtr, had not Palmer, noted a better yea r than in 1 Laundered By 1 pable lhat . Many or our players a rc a c Ind to m e probl chief { � October in an or gy of dr itma , Chic ago 4 Wa,hington 3 for his auper-human flniahe8• [al• lllling lhelf firsl real chances to i;enlimenl and trite writing known ltred on Utt 72nd and final hole late-Inning relief pitching. " I Ooly game 1C heduledl . , Ce ne Mauc• , l'hlllie■ : "We play regularly an? t hey ' re pulhn g 88 the World Serie■ but t hen onl y juat when lt looked like he had . Tuetd■y • Probable PHcbe11 the hm1 and lhe player■ o( the h,·, ,econd st raight M aiten chem- ! have plenty of youth and J think out 100 per cent . 960 wo - I 't record• in paren· 1 i enough of these kid s will come he Gordon, Alhle" ca: "We I leama which win lhe i'tmerlcan n ° 1 pkmship all Jocked up. lhese■ 1 1 . Mlddleport am<l National League pennan t, pIII mer aummed up hiI down- through to le ad us out of last ought to be able lo pla y .500 ba l. . r e H aton Retl Bo the y al t l l Ci Kansai I NEW YORK ( UPJl - The lum• , ,u,rdn-non' t ('a need place. " � •·w , Once you reach .500, you. \1.111 be inYolved. htll. 1 14- S) va. Monbouquetie l l ._ 1 fall In a null ped ber wlll ba unHrnband today and • , Crns, I' lood b '"k Th'" 1s· �unµly ; Today's lhe day on IYhl,h moro bert FN'd �hlnson, Reil.1: e re -· • �(i;; ;,!!t"',.:»�� I 11 S.,a . 7WII J: P '" M .i,& : 1 "I thoughl slxta h ap onI y lo with a few bloopen and bobble< a lu,·h h,1 ' a sollo tlie, e log '"'' to hard ing t rn mo on g nd lhers beoome ill tha n . . othe r people:• he ,a;d sadly , thus Minne a •t New York _ Ra- ' expected, the an nual ch a se g el a I BlnoPf' r-Or a t>anJO hJ t A any other day of tM year . . �Mng staff and to develop , .sot. proving that be. loo, can fall P ' Let w <'Onsid er the t e rms y ou w eak fly i ball �trn, k mlo t hf' airi , the day on which the truant offi- mos I l - ) va. Fo H 9 1 ble pI a o b ation . We have dou I II fii · e th � e dutch like any one down in _ �� d � ,:. lhe club wl JI rt Loa Angelea at B lt are mo1 t Jlke IY to hear or rea JU � t he-yond Ui e reach ol an in eer wor-. problems 1. . f . ove rt lffle , , . th e d ay eLR , Orb f6-4I v p 49 OS.. l l l thl• tf110n : f if'kler. move up from Its sixth pla('e fi n: on which dinner is m<11I Ukdy lo .sh Seti Dr■m■llr Fl■l1hee l or l 960 . Afterplece-Alto called nightcap. Clutc h HJUer-Not one who be served cold • • . the r,lay on ci:veland :t C::�it _ Perry Ma1ter e 1 ha s teen aome , '11\ v-• Read Caaeh, runq , e1111, ...,,__, . finale or eloaer. Thi, � not ..,,,. pu od,e, while ho_ld mg y_uu w, n which a handful of ba Hball ,eoro, r1a-101 v1. 8 unn1ng 11 -14 1 11<heduledl fanl8'tl< fln11be, in It, 2' plaY · .ba, •· 1 ame, we know we hove , gn,at ( On1Y 8 ,d C thing aeen on a dre11 a.e an alter- 1 tht> h:md, ala box mg. This n-fe rs , is reported to the n at 10n before Ing bul none to r1v&I the dra1Yedae •r•• O■mes ' i sho rtstop and h it te r in Emie thought. It ia merely t h e "'tond I to a m8n who hi t s sa!eIy when I·t r the utterances of atateunen. ma and auspense of that 72nd Loa An elea al B sltlmore ,onteat of a twin blll. C lea r ! Banka and we have aome coun ts most, usually with a m an I lt'!ii been that way for m?re lh " hole. S hP (ni � him. arourid build lo talent yoone A,s,le- In ba seball not Uiual'.y on . 1h1rrl b.a.-:,e for the lea rn on ' a half century but there I! a d1fJ Hert w aa the sltuatton: lhlc■ go at Washlngton /night > Of course. pitching Is lhe key to I ference this year·. the majora wh■L come, up into your lhroat m which you are betti ng. Player. with what appeared a I our ,itualion and we thin k we' r P Bunth,,:-The fl ag or gonfalon hav e expa�ded and th.al meana COnly gamea S('heduled ! • tryln1 altuatlon !l la • iynonym drastic cloalng nlne of four over I betl.er off in that respect than the hysteria wid Lhe hoopla ar� ror the pill, horsehide, onion or Oops, the pt- nna nl. N,t- ■ I Lea1111 par 40 _ which lncluded a dou- 1 many people believe.· • iphere. JOmetlme, al luded 1o aa Go pher h■II-A pitch wlil(' h ls gn:! aler lhan.�11er. . I ble waa sitting in a cot- ! -----------::--::- 1 bogey, W · L Pet · Ga More mayors will throw oul lhe , the b■ll. struck for • home run. · bordering the Ma 'il ers' CHAMBERLAIN GIVES VIEWS t ge a . fi rst ball than ever before and Chicago . o O .000 · · 11111-Thf' p1tcher s h0:( . /Moy SAN FRANCISCO CUPll -One " u,r,e flgurJn1r that second place . ti mber o f C o m m e r c e Clnc inna Ch� morl'! o .000 . . ....... o • -.v • be re ferred to al10 as the mound . money_ of $12,000 was not bad at of. baskelball' 1 biggest men.-WJJ• O O .000. bands Will march 1n straggling lo.1 An geles This solid black liltle beauty will save you many s l.1b or rubbe r. l C'hamberlaln of the Philadelphi a a 11 MlI wauk te o e · 000 . , lines to center f h?Id fl ag poI ea. · In the He had little hope for the $20 . Warriors - haa atated that ra1s, ._., dollars. Easy to handle. easy to park. JUJt the tllil,i , r .t J MIXED LF..AGUE ever get hoist� Philadelph11 I-low. those o o . 000 from • ., ,.. • • •• •� � basket th" ol height the Ing for i y e Pai. rst i l ll a mon . prize pa n o u� 000 · . :;:::;,�� . O O . 000 lo the top ol t he polea re- Pittsburgh . .' iJ.ci. Srorea April s, � for around town . had to do waa match par on the current 10 reet would hinder mer d isadvantage In the bal an &t r ike ma ins one of lhe reat mysterle!I St. Louil! Mur• (' me Ind. G a Three o ffl11h .000 o • u.� reIat·1veIy e' sy -yard j ('ourt II can hot• pen to eilher lhe of baseba 1 I a1ong w Ith how the San � , par rather th an help the litt le man· w.i:: .....,. ra)' 5.23, M. Mu rray 474_ r ra ne 18CO 0 0 000 · . " Ev ery player in our leagu(! n n di e d four final hole _ 8 hole he birdS hotter over does pltk out the . pe High Slnjle G anu C. Mu n·ay I"'"'"' . ., Ibo b oll ,e , Mooday•, llnulto led laat yeor to win tho title by can g,t up to the besket now:• ; on who s there l1�1t . right sign lrom that wlldely -flall- 200 . M Mu r ray 1'19. sched gil C uled No m et ) the 7-1 ilar aald. "U they raise t I l.umbrr-The w illow, the St irk ' one ■lroke. 1 Ttam 'l'hree Gurne!! Rt'd & Blue ing thlrd•balle roach. tcht11 1 Pla er, sitting btilde his wife . It, only the big men wlll be abJ, , d y babl , Pr Pl , Tvri • · y o I l 1110n111 y or the hicko ry Occ� _ 1._,7, y M• The Amer ican League ex tended ·r I ( 1900l won .Jost records in paren- Vivienne. frowned when the tele. to get close. · • ,·eam •Slngle Game Red & Blue fe rrcd to by the, unin iti ated as the itse lf lo the West Coast for the sta 1"' the l --W8ctching wai he screen vi.�ion bal m.. ed to e 11 he 1· swing at tht! first time by adding a tea m In _ 682. . Chir ago at Cinnall _ Hobble showed that Palmer h ad hit hi& ond game also sellin,i: out. � hail or k not·k dirt fr om t he p l ay. Lot Angeles tailed the Ang�l1. It , INGS ST.\NU , own n ( Ul-2()) va. O'Toole t l2-l2J ll unk ca i t ac a r p r, a f Thu1P lee lhot straight and true, leav• y w,a 1,011 Pet. er'! deals \ also moYed the old Wa11hington Cadil lac - Oldsmobile . . St. Loui, al Milw�Wlee __ Bro&- , ing him • simple approac b lo the Boston rookie, 6-6 To� ( Satch l Bee c,e� 24½ l H� . fl76 1 O■ deck-The player posmg .In l Senators from �� nallon � capllio <u-91 vi. Spahn (2M0) 1 greel\. Sanders, has been the b ig aurp�lse ,, Bal l ti. t' hain 21 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing n .583 1 8 ciN."le near the pla te as he wa1t tal to the twln r11 Jes 0 1 M inneapPittsburgh at San Frandaco � a seven and one od the keys In the series. � Palmer, When usln 18 . 500 1 to follow lhe current baller. lGood oils-St. Paul and renamed them Ri('har d s 15 Business'' va. Jones Ul- 1 4) Iron put t hat approach in a aand Coach Paul Seymour of St 161 1 9 h .459 spot to ha'!! !!_np lo r _ tele v ision. I .the Mlnneaola ,._Ins. It replaced Frie nd H8-l2l hlnky Dinh · 1 j 161'2 1 9 •� .459 1 Pa■■-A .walk, Annie Oakley or the old Senatont Jill Wash ington Ph iladelphia at Los Angelea I trap beiide the gteen, Player Louia credit1 h im with enabling Rttl. • Blue Pomeroy, Ohio WY 2-5342 (night J _ Roberta t ll•UH vs. ! lowered hls head into hla handa. the Celts to win the all- import ant 1 Folll' CN'• I ll: 24 � :t14 sll'oll. Some-time•; ra iled a base o n with a brand new t�am called lhe Drysd a le ns.-14 1 . Player ,tarted looking again when fourth game. S1': ASO:\i HIGIL� Washington Senatou. Milt. . Palmer, after studying b1J Jie Wed11es,;l•y'1 Gatne11 1 Ind. ! r.aml'� c Ki 1' k lan d Plath hlUer-Not II rop f ighter , . ball was aetnl•buried the ! Angele, Lo� at a Philadelphi a 14Y. Ml: Murra y S2 1, Simply a player subbing for a batI t h finally lime, long a for green lhe tni� Ind. l Game A. Je fle r s - 224 . ter due lo hil. .. 1. blasled out . p·u 1 �b urgh al San Francisco E. Sylvtsln 1 95 . l • to Pertskle,.,...No refenmce _______- nd ef· U ledl ·r-am 3 "•mt>s ftlrha rtls---1910. player returning late to his hotel. ( On y games ICh Team 1 Ga.me Richards - 1! .18. Actually a aouthpaw or, to eertaln 1 101• ··10" ltOWJ .li;t.'!ii .\ V G. 1 �JG� RESULT9 Ungulsh. a left•h ander. • C. Murray - 523. ..... ball-Seldom 111ell In ,ORK UPI - .lose St•· NF.W ... A. Syl,..ter - '"'· y o ,, This Cuba. outpointed. Billy balance. "" hie. ntal m to I fen ing · p A.lnbt-rser -· m. ,■ pilch thrown with an i>utward Collins, 144. DMroil 10. BOSTON CUP)) - The- Bolton PITTSBURGH: (UPI) - Draneh ! ----,,_ : Jeffen,: - 44� ' twist of lhe hand. . . will be out to wind up the CelUca C. Klrk land - 444. f' Shatoui-A white wash, blank or ! Rickey Jr., who apnt �0'' 1 hia PHILADELPHIA UPI - Jim· 1 J91Nl bamtball IUIOl'I tonlght' life in b aseball like has 1alher, m . M. M.'•, ay _ m. Soo' 1a' Phlladelphla out• I a few hours after Boston'• UNlt kal110mine. No runs , '-..1 . presbyter Ian HospIta l y 1 ' 8b l,e ry M. Bowen - t,t,9 aw r -Stop thinking of d MIU 18 poink d Tony Cristy, 140 , Pitts- • baseball aeuan open,. mo�l hial 1 a y of a pneu bronc ond E. Sy lves1er - 421. burgh, 8. i yoor ilomach. In this case il' 1 a M The Celticl could make ll three l g eac 1 c w 1 cted e h onval ontra 1 c s. Jeffen - 4 1 1 . ----1 atr11gbl Nalional Buketball I bruise resull.ing from a slide. m P. Roberta - 386. Ed8ua field-Not a place for deck fro� 1 hflptalltl!, Infection. . SAN FRANCISCO UPI elation ch amplonahipa and Rickey Jr., 46· � dlobet c . C . l ding, ie Machen, chain. This refe rs to that portion 1 , 1 d Red td f I 9 out of Hve with a win over the �ur CITY LEi'tGUE l outpointed Mike DeJohn, 2 11\ Sy St. IAula Hawb ■t the Garden of the ouU\e d ·where an outfielder sevetal year., �d i bo Thuraday at • , ate to be anHip Srores 4-4-6, f•rn dire ct/j into the sun. racuse, N. Y., 10. . The Red Sox opened their aea11on nouneed, He died at S:05 p.m. I --r Saue . I ----Ind. --ame G ThrH Rich this afternoon, entertaining the I l!ST after ba!ng hotpilallzod 1111 11"2 CHICAGO UPI - Allen Thom· Kanau CJty AthleUcs. ' March !O for Iha - limo th" .. ,... Qde Single G,m, L. s, ue c I . ago. outpointed Doi,. Booton luda Iha Ha•b. three : year. Ill by SUOMlti, 171\1. Clm!iand , pme, In the bait of oeven Tho younser Rk,by, whoaa f• Team Three Gam.. Sport Cen· . NATURAL FINISH . Ohio i •· a olKth ga.,.. be Sboukl , -· !her Bran,h Rldey Sr.• '19. boil! 1o -. oeedod It would be at St. Lou� REDWOOD FAN TRELLIS, 6 FT. ________ 99c bueball ompJftl In SI. l.ouls. ;,am Sln1la Game Sport Con· [ NO COINI : 'Ill� nJchl. The saventh $88.88 B ZENITH WASHER, 9 Pound Capacity ter •. l���� lnp��'!; ;:' NEW YORK 'UPI, - K • v I n game would be played here S.tur. , •�� .,._ 1I STANDINGS �i• m r M-!y , ,. WU rldlnl lo ,cbool ..., lliflil. REG. $259.95 league c hlhl for the world chamWM Lqa& Pd. : 1 onda hen he y w However, Bolloa ww1 that nel• train M I • For $239.95 00 21 u HALOLIGHT SYLVANIA fONSOLE -111 . l90 There w ill be a meeting Sun- pion Plratea at the time of hl1 F•ll• City Beer 11 miuecl aome coins. He promptly ther the mth aor lhenth 8.,.. "ii 18 u, .$20 d ay, April HI, at 1 p.m. back ol death. WESTINGHOUSE Spar& Center felt behind the ltllt cushion and wlll tau place, Molt of the p1ay. · 1 Rickey Jr. contracted hepaUlia IOl hiJ nd uck: the Pomeroy Jr. HIP, School Poanenl) C.ment . . h• at OPEN HANDLE DRY IRON --------- $7.77 VI: 1111 auloua to wrap thlnll �''a 18� .520 all Lit tle l..e"tgut, Pony l ,eague j laat .January. IL waa wh ile he wu Block 94u HIGH Kevtn'a a n I u I I b e d how1a u.p, collect their money and acat. POST TEE convaleaclng at his auburban Fo:a: -•'""' Roblna'a Yun. lt(t I i' 1 .50CI and High School players. eomrrut.l on ter to the ir halnN. t b tnbt ta • hell the 19 ¼ 19v. . IIOD I All boys are asked lo b r I n I Chapel home _that he became W �-:;;_. CROSS BAR WITH 4 HOOKS _______ $2.33 each llot Rodi J ) a r , n • 1 lt'a Otlticl, The 1 the :ts . 3&9 1 tht.ir inaurance money , S2 £ o r witb pneumoma. He alao suffered Ohio Power Co. 14 . HEAVY DUTY r- aaned, haYll tbl hol"lll Ll ttle League, 12.50 for Pony and from a he art condition and wu in l For II ffli.ut. • -.ttnotto do )llt. to-- Cllnll Iid tml&ht. IJ&UON HIGHS 44c ••• are ,.. tbl Celtlt:Icountiq la Louil au ftouab GALV. STEEL TUBING 72" W I Game■ Bob Louk• ""· ss ror Hi gh School Players: Those an oiypn lent until h la death. ! R:IDC'J IQllld worbd, � , S l confidan al. tbmr owa •0 1 Game I.es D amewood I not pay ing will not he el igible lo ! He lf�uat� from Oh io W11- j the 1eat, � the t inmeJy ay thi■ 1utmnf,r , pl freed. Univerthe ,t .. attncf then an, le • y l'7 baek to battUq After abilWN. All boys who h11ve unlfmms l sil1 o( Michigan Law School. But Then the efflcera ·loond 3 Gamta Falls City Bee r Louil st. at game fourlli tile tab • from Jaiit year are asked to .,. . he rejecltd law career ·to fol• the Mat - 111 colna. tllf7 thtll g filun Sunday the � 1 Game Sport Cent.er 98◄ . lum ! hem el th •� l ime. Capa anrt to9' bla rather into baseball. ' on thelr plaJoffa the ol. out llawb the TOP 1.,.. BOWLEIUI AVG unilor m1 will he issued al t h I s Rickey Jr., father of three cbU. 'lbe . �kt tilt :--�Die ,- comt. Pomeroy, Ohio !or u.,. tho co� lng tea8011. dr enleN!d baaoball SI. en, in Iha Phone WY-2·284f lafllOII ull1l . Laub !'1$ ..,w -plelelJ •n G...i.. 'Iha · ----, 1..oui1 Cardlnat chain. From Iha Ohio. MMtey ITS. ad bal4n lloDday - It ..W kBroo old Iha to Th w,nt he Canll u., bulldtr phata"'IJ' male e 1'2. Ta Malean be the ......i lllrallk u.• ... neat. incubat.. tho egp and labs lyn Dodpn and came lo PIU. Larpol tty • Iha 171. � tho pO<tlJ eruWII la . l'alo, bonier Is burgh In cara of tho youn1. -• Davia • . ·- -·· · - -· Pomeroy' s Panthers are sc:1eduled to s.eek l h e i r • ( .. In Til t With Mid dleport Jackets Gallipo lis Wa s Un iqu e Ne rve Ce nte r Fo r First Civ il Wa r Ca mpaign I r 18 Bi g League Man�g ers L1ke C ! ubs F ? Improvement . Some Wi ll Au s,a... undefeat ed Pomeroy Nine Favored- I I 1 I or ict V h y t ur Fo ek Se To , in ill anthers, Weather W g � Daily Senline l, Pomeroy-Midd leport, 0., A pril I I . 1 96 1 -5 ;;;ii;-;;.; ,_..==:::"'C";M° /e,-1 t:-::::;;; ==-- Get·,· . ··Ra · •, · mbler & ellence =,----IH =·: : : w �-·····Jtl 1H ltl .".aa . :.,...'i°/ � _x-aa,_ the _,... _ _Co"'f fr# AnNric:o•• PR ES CR I PT IO N S E RVIC E STARK'S PHARMACY .. - C'zst: wl1li ■ - ■ ....,,._ .. W.dil -!ul -ndJnc IE•l'IOCK HERI I ME11IOPOUTAN MOTORS, 600-606 L Mai, St Poa1ror �• ', • - (9 ) MARINE SUPPLIES .,....., �e�gs-Mason g E ve nts onun C 1t e1 d si rc P s l' a o C a n B y H an I 1 ! Ne,v Haven Nc,\ s, Events Com pen sati on Abuses Cite(I .. Ill IIP�CIAIA 11 Merear, I& Q. P. 14&.M IF , ov WANT R£AJ.. qualltJ 5t Mermr, 11 a P. 1596.11 ttdinl hullt that wtll I l r e -U ll. P. Mercar, O.tfh m:1.N C•b • ma&ett. ti.Ml APKD. l I WSWS 1 1 - IM•ry before a Lq,; L'>lc.1t lVI.' nlll\ roLU MUUS .\PHIL IU'TllOPOLff� MOTOR.!I Leg ion Aux liarY Oicla b&erreu, w r Call rican Sir"'"The Ame Tht> Jtuth L ' 1 n:le o f t h.- WSWS J ·.1 me s l lyslo� . President of t he rm ll�. Hy s lop c har ged FOR CONSISTE NT DEPENOA 8LE RESULTS Peme,07 Z.!141 ur l'bea:ter �-!14$, Ed A ! mt't on Mo nday t'\'t't1mg at I'It' Han na Coa l C ompany ut Cad ii . RATES 1 Outri:1gt!'Ous puyn'H' n l � are "- u 16:i will meet TUetcUly. pnl._ Plouo WYHffl 1In r u M l-?WOte O o u u r r i;, t 1.xfoy ! Tue ...rh , (·a l l ., bl tht' Mt. ., ", .)\/ · I1 l htir(·t 1 ,,.,.Ll h M rs . II owa rn t cents Pf' word, one maeruou. 111.nlmum�e--80 1y t'd u po1 1 ! l i t' lw 111g eullt'l'lt'd ll y t:mµlu)'t't'" Whu 1 1 .. . tlc 1-ao . u. cent&. O ctntl per word for lbrftr con.aecutive Bc1pt 1 �1 nrnrd1. Middleport THEISS HEf'RIG ERATIU N-/\ N lJ st• r v 1n � as p ro�ram !t>ad er TIit' Ol i iu Lt•gisl 1.1 t u i e 10 t·urr t'< 'I gruv. - 1 1 .:ii l:' 11 u mon-,1 dnim 10 them =Lal--ODe moatb tor 30 cenus word. ToId Wo1 the All lu 0 111 ) " p1t· WJs · i. /\ :imall. Jughly-oriian i ll"d 'l'ht· Meigi; CV\I� Ridinj Club Appl ian<'t' St>rv iN' Dume;,li e and inii iibuses undn the Oh i o Work or De cbar•ed for adrala or 4 can• � word 1" 1 -i SalisGomg· We Are >re Wh Hoger I KPlher Contact ('omme rnat ,eruama if not Pllld .. . 10 daJ• afteJ �IVID& hlll. mt•n·s l'ompen;,at i on law L o ,,� . grol!fl of unserupulous rompt• n sa ] " d i rnt•t'I Tuesday ,111 the Break.fast nook $ ROOM HOUSE, y 1 th at <· lmmed11telJ. t rep()rled be o dmg lln -Sbould Thl' mt't! !? p ' lll"ll "" Error, in A.dvertwn B,• k �ure futurt' p;i y mr nl s o f li ·git i 1 1011 Sp4•nalist s coll l'<'l 1·xturt 1011• hury 1 11v. n;,h1 µ t:Ju 1\ 4 8 1 ft 7 30. p. ThPIS� Harmr . Ol1 10 ..t1\0 h.a1 h. huilt If\ k 1 tdwn. 12:1 Thit DailJ Seollnel tr J oot be reaporunble for more thao , !lurr1� r1lHv1ni.: "Tht> l .1ght of 1 ht· m.ilt' t'lm m.� dlt• l l•ts from bii! h lol Ort l i y ;uul rn Mi•ml>t>rs art asked lo bnn l aae i ncorrect uisertJ on. 1 l'hrnw \\ l l nion f\ Vl'!Hlf' l n , .al l •·11r k on pn-mlM'M . World 1.� h•i.u� " S.cnpttm· e�. ..;u w, s,mrl ..., 1, IH:':. or ('Q(lkU;"s. l n tes t mi o u y prl' lhl rt"d fo r tk uu,,.,.orthy c la i mant s Card of Th.an� 111d Speci.al N ollre1 of Ev1•nl5, l, I :!5. -I l:l Jlc 35.10. >e fl m1�hmi,: tor flntwo1 k ,,,., 1[h ..., ._. ,., rP:td h�· M rs t:dna t 'l.11 k and . .1 A.PRU.. lZ Frt l' 1 1 1 u( for 50 word muumum t:.cb ad d l\1011111 w ord, k 't'III Unly 4.2 pt>r l I r ; 1 . um t 1 r and a 1 . of the Middleport > Fast f' Wash r bundlt> M ho i pr lam1ly _v by .<.;, M e M ! h T �;; s " E t' ii a, d v e s f' xactt'd from h c Ob1tuari�j'ibhsbed at 1 cent rsr word l) TO d ti(·atio wa H gave br i i· mp n at ion mon y e . 1 l>ry. ex=rt shirt fin ish.mg (all nrr Shall hymn "Jt'su� The I 110. 6 D A YS Ch••re t - h will mttl OD 3 DA S 1 OA Y Bapl1s • s ·J WO F,• 1" h 1.slory of improvement m Masuu tht! Hann.a C ompany got' s 1 0 J)l;'r· 1 $4.i!O M ILK BASl'� ON Charlrston M arS l .35 80c was sun � hv all Hi'm.arks Rohm;,on · � Laundrv ,.. esda"-• ,,,n;ag at. thie home ' J or USf' our Ht>1°n" ... County Edut·at 1on System and also 1 sons 1mpa1re-d by a('r1denh 11wu1·· "'edn $ 1 .80 Sl.20 80c '6.00 20 f' .a 11 W\' 2·6616 or write on the le!!son wt>re �1ven by tht' serv1<·t' window n drivfl-i Hmdy for thelJ' . regul�r Kai al N t alked of l ht' Adult Eduealwn pro- red on t h� joh. The oltw r 56 p $2.20 57 .50 75< $1 .50 25 Donald Morn, Pomeroy . Ohio. Rubin.'-Ot:l '!I Laundry and Dry• lt>ader followf'd by a buzz �roup ineeling follow ing lhell' I y monlh! I gnim anti �ave ,1111 oullme of lhe tent e ooes to cla imants who a r I' 4· l l·JIC' Ad, l"ffflved bJ 10 A IL will be to that day'1 paper. <"onsistmg or Mrs f'red Bntry · l'lt>aniog WY Z.s42ft rte prac 1 i r · h o · cou11ty's education program for I workmg full time and who are re- c . . · · !!011'1 Tri-Lustre �·lolH"rS M.rs Otha J,u�vmi;: . Mrs Bernarrl Robin The While Rose Lodge will metl USED 2 . whet> I Utllity THAILEH. I the luture. He said that schools I ceivmg hill pay . , WY 2-SIJO J.11 vmg, Mrs. John Bnm1,u1rner 1 eunesday a rternoon al 1 •· 30 • · 4 l>eath daims are fi led pred· ne x t W·' Call WY 2-2219 betwrl'n 8 a. m I belon ged to the people arid should . I · 4 lo 61, , ,1 011 , .1 nu " rs 1e 1.1 OllS 1I •rtIP hymn . ' · n Ha II ·m Middleport. 4 II 3tp h Leg1o e t at and " p. rn. move ducalion forward m t· ., kaled on the most l r i vial inJunes -- --- --- - - I "I) raw M r N Par�•r was sung f oI . be Mrs. B ill � will Hostesses , . • • . . . • . �...1 (l) Atknd;nH, wNe Mrs Philip Ha• or unagmni mJurK's. oecurr mg (9) WITH A lowPd with dosing pravers bv . : GA RDF. NS PLOWEO ( 1 4) H erm Mrs. son, I Mrs tey, an 8a JI ey, Mra. .0. . . ' . Mrs. y ea rs before death and l>earin o W i lham C hisler ,1 r!! 0t h a I .ievm�. M 1..s. R Prnar d, TEIIMJTII: 4ND PEST CONTROi ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner .. G1·avel Y 'l'ra'(or. Rate' Re"SOa• • Mn John Kmand Greenlee c " Kermi·t Fo r d · M rs. R G. Green� . no relat ion lo the death of the · APARTMENTS - Furnished ""d b' Fa)-. FrN baspedJoa. tUltl' 1 6(1 mO(M I with throw away paable. Call SH2-4070, or cont.act L i t'vin� and Mrs. T. Bert Housh caid. Mrs. Ja,:oes Ham pton . Mrs. Louis l)(! s WW'Di1bed. McM.asten. MiddleR. r on in volved." Na&IOlttrlille. e,I followed with the praving of ''The per ba_g§ .and all <' leanmg atElmer Finlaw, HMr isonville. Karsc hnik. A.PRU, u: Mrs. John Morgan. � WYt-2821. Pboot porl A. Sen-ice 81.athdl WY i,. Mr. Hyslop, who also is a Di· tachme n ts. Pay orf last 6 pay4 l 12tp Lord's Prayer" by all Mrs. Donald F'. Roush. Mrs. Paul Auxiliary will have a DAV = The =--=- ::--;::---c---;;;--- ; 1 Mrs Howard Burris. presi ent. re ctor o f Lhe Ohio Coal Associa. menl.<I or $6 75 or will discount ONE FIVE ROOM A.PARTMEN'f � c.ally, M rs . Edwin Stein, SPOUT! NG, ROOF Hepair. Sheet M rs. Wednesday at I rt p le S n St li a Y . a. Y for rash. Phom• WY 2·22<H with bath. Phone WY 2-lGO ., · Frank Thompson, M rs. Karl Wile� on , m ade his charges bef ore the p.m. metal Work. The Powers Com- Presided at the short bu s1 ness WE w ll..L SELL YOUR u s E D Gladys Hortman Mrs. with " 4, 7 tit.: -~ 1 1-11-tto eveniD� WY 2-3319. ....,,,L . 4· 4· :JOlc meeting with sPveral projects be- an d I I1e h ostesses, Mrs. Abel amt S e n 8 1 e Com ..�rce nd Labor as demoostrator, al their h� _,. -pany, Wy -2·"""' Skates, GUM. Bo ws, Goll Clubs, Committee o( which Sen. Harry ing discu.<.sed. SINGEH AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG AND The HOUSE Mrs. Hester. ROOM c-all or EIGHT Write etc. ea, 81cycl E. Schwall f H•W auseon > is chair- BullemuI Ave. St-wi ng Mac-hine m beauli/ul Those atten1ing were M rs. Howseven room house; One :, • roo"l'l Complt>te line of spring bedding PERSONALS Sport' a Center, M iddlepor•.. Ph A meeting of the Meigs County •·onsole cabinPI. Makf's buttonard Burris, Mrs. T. Bt· rl Housh. apartment A. N . Bengel. Ph. Mr. and Mrs Paul Powell and man. 'l'he committee is consider• <2.! ·2Hl0le pla nts. "Telegraph Serv i('!!."' WY ·2·3633 . on wUl bt -. ho les: sews on buttons. and all Mi � Millie family spent Sunday vi<;iting her ing bills to a mend the present Coonhunters Associati 2 3 tfc WY 2•3272. r ra ncis Fl oris', Wy 2·2644 Mrs. Otha Li eving. -- held at the Racine Legion Hall St<:E US l<"OR FEED NEEDS ANU the fanl' y designs without atBumt::arner, Mrs. J oh n Bum�arn- mother, M rs. Harper Burns at Workmen's Compen sation l a w. and unfurnished apartment, ROOMS 4, Mkldh-porl Custom Grladlng , Mr. Hyslop explained that rec- Wednesday evening al 8 p.m. All tachments. Will sell Jo responer, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. E dna Grantsville. shumway Greenhouses, with bath and 6 room unfurnl 25 lf FrNI MUI. attend. sible party for last 1 1 paymmts C a pehart. WY 'l-6933 Clark, Mrs. Thelma Mr. and Mrs. •Joe Cubb a�e and ords show 64 per cent of l h e members are urged to Pomeroy, t. in ished apartmen APllO. lS of -R35 per mo nth. Phone WV 2· 4i 1 30k Mrs. Ber nard Lieving, Mrs. Kathy and M J·b. A. E . Wolfe of money awarded unde r this sec4'· 1 1-llc Call Wy-2-2733. Lot AAA 2204. 4, 7 titc Mrs. Fred Ba ley Barberto n , Ohio, were weekend tion:• Mr. Hyslop emphasized. The Golden Rule Clasa or the George Sayre, I m•k• your plan• renrv•­ and Miss Becky Burris. )?:uesls of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd " is paid to claimants who are Middleport First Baptist Churtb tlon• ,1ny where In U. S. A. 0. 1 FHICK SA WMILi., 3 bl oc k . 3 ROOM FURNIS HED apa rtment working full time and who are re- will meet thil 'I'hunday evenina Roush. WOMAN'S CLUB or abrOM. Na 1ervlce cher90. utilities furnished, Call WY 2· Jeri hand with a �" blade. at 7 : 30 at the home of Mr. and Air. and M rs. Hosl)'ler Roush of ceiving full pay. 'I'he New Haven Woman's Club -H l -6tc •22 Second Annue 2301. l�I F.fi FORD TRUCK. flat bed met recently at the Alex Quillen M inersville were Sunday guests of ••1t is lht'refore obvious that at Mrs, Bert Bodimer for their rep-­ G1IJIPoll•, O. Prwed rcasonablt'. Contart ,I. Memorial Building with Mrs. Jes. Mr. and M rs. James N. R oush and least 58 per cent of the m O n e y lar m onthly meeting. Phane GI 6-0069 ( 1 7) F. Hofrman, Cht>sler, Ohio. Ph. Abel, Mrs. Eu�ene Hesler and children. Linda and J�H. eA , icled from my company by The Middleport Garden Clu!> 4 5 6tc HUNGRY PEOPL E to help us eat 965·2327. M rs. Chesler Campbell serving as � r. and M r s. Joe G raham and l:his law does NOT go to injured will rneel at � home of the (2) -�ARD_OF THANKS SINGER SEWING MACHINF- our Delicious Chicken Dinners hostesses. Mrs. Paul Sca lly, presi- ch ild ren Q( Portsmo uth were week persons whose earn ing capacity Misses Hallie and Nellie Zerkle Friday and Saturday. Sl. 00 a WE WANT TO THANK e'i'ery one Round bobbin in brand new con• de n t. pr esided al the business end guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Robert has bee n impaired by accidents in - Thursday April 13, at 7:38 p. m. plate. Sunrise Restauran.t 2.14 who �elped in an yway at the sole (';1bi net Equipped to zig meet ing. A nominating committee Johnsto n an� family. Hostesses are Mrs. C. A. cu r red in their Pmployment, . E. Main St., Pomeroy. Plumbing & Heating for oHi rer� for the comin g year Fred Merica of West Liberty . :c.ag and make butt onholes. Pay . . I ime and death of our dear •. 1,h JS, l.- . . Mr s ' Edna Juhling' Mrs• Game& 1 SU bmt1 , IS B rn1SIC VJO'18 E. Main St. Pomeroy was appointed. M rs. Karl Wiles , State Teacher• Collc�e apenl the Molllf'r and Ssisler, Dena Zwill• oH last B paymen ts of -8.40 per - -- - -- Enstminger and Mrt. Jame, � latke f the roper concept Of WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE - U mont h. Phone WY 2·22-04. Ing. AIIIO than ks for the lovely Mrs. 'Thoma1 Hoffman 11nd MMl. hol ldaY1 here �ith hit mother, , / Phone WY-2-2441 ley · Wor km•en s ompensation." 4 7 Sk you would enjoy worki ng 3 or " food sent and the many ca rds __ _ ____ _ _ Charles Dodd w@r e named_ It was Mrs. Opal Merica. A meeting of Ute Key Won\ell Mr. Hyslop cited "as typical, hours .a day calling regularly 1000 GALLON WATER TANK decided l o chan '" "e the d ate of the Mr. and M rs. No rman Stivers and the beautiful floral offer­ a n d orficers of Meigs County · not un usua J" case,b w herem a m�n each , nonth on a group of Stu­ ings. We rspeclally thank Fath­ OATS. STHAW. Phone W I 9-37'l4. Will haul for public. Cool.act . annual dinner from May 23 l o and chitdt·en or Pa rke r sburg were . Council of Churchea wm be helfl 4 5 61p May 15. Committee fo r the dinner wcekne<l i.:uesfs or her pare nts, suflermg a spramed: ankle with Th ursd ay, April 13, at l : 30 p. m. dio Girl Cosmetic client!! on a "' Joh n Turel and Father Fran­ Bob Pickett, Pomeroy. no lost time and no medical at• 1• " . aad '1rs. II C. Roaey. route lo be established in and t'l!J Bando for their ·l'o11soling J-28·301c are M rs. R • G. G reene, M rs. Eu- 'fr Wi nd ow Blinds and Shades at Heath Method isl chw 'Cb whea, gene Hesler, M rs. Cha r les Dodd Charles Hess and daughter of ten l ion rece JYt'd a n award of $805. plans for May Fellowshi p D around Pomeroy and are will• words. Dr. Blazewin. the l<� mer­ Porch Shades, Ven etian Blinds oo ay Any house up to 6 r ms treated G uy l o a Mther case of a bruised right and Mrs fnmk Thompson. The}' Detroit and Mr. ,m cf M rs . ing l o make light deli'i'eries, etc. gency squad. the Meigs Gener­ Cl oth Awning11 and Fiber glass will be made. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd for TERIMTF..S, $50. A ny O' E discussed the l lomf'! NursinM Stewart of Diamond . W . V a . . were hand and thumb, with $15 medi- is co-chairman. write l o STU DIO G IR L COSal Hospital and all the nurses. Free installallon room, treated for roaches. etc.. Na nnie cal e xpenses, the claim.ant was Course with a lent:itive date of weekend guests of Mrs. !'�wing Fu nernl home. Your kind METICS, Dept, A·34, Glendale . D:ile Wippel Supply ..., 14 APRn $ 1 . INSURED. GUARANTEED. 3Warded a 25 per cent µerma- '!' for se r Johnson cou the begin to sPl J May "" ness will flever be lorgottt>n urn 215 Union Avt. California, Routt: will pay up Jonotb t he nn Mel.,_ fit' � TERMS. This i!i a SPECIAL, Mr . .and Mrs G !('n n Smiih have nent-pa rtial disability of $2,012.511 al the publie. Mrs. Louis Karsrh n ik ee Pomf'roy, Ohio May God Bless you all. ( 4 1 l l- 18-2tc lo $3.50 per hour. Chapter DAR will m t Friday Gi:T • ACQUAINTED PRE-SE/ and Mrs. Kermit Ford will be in- returned from Grand Rapids, lo sltll an other, a back sprain the home of M r•;>. Alfred El"·r, 4 I 30tc Mr. & Mn. Ray Glaze, UE SON offer, anrl is limited! In '· Applications for new M ich , we r e th 'y look their daugh• with $12 medical e x penses brought feld. The program will be anstructors. - - -- HOUSEKEF.PER WANTED TO W ilham SmlH1 the same business nrarly 1 • 3 JI < member., were voted on. /\c1·ep!cd l lt>r for ful'lhcr treatments. a JO per cet1t parlial disability nounced later by Mrs. J amet SLUG.G ISH SEPTIC TANK? Clogslay wilh couple at night and Mr. & Mn. Alht>rt Smith a century. TOPS . ALL TERMrs. e BcTT of Fear Ms. an Casto Joe . Willard . M e r aw we n , a rd of $2 ,415. ged d r ain!!? Get Klean-Em-AII (!I work i:luring duy. Call 6 · 30 in Mr & Mr!. Gibbs F'rttman Brewington, program chairman. MITE CONTROi. . M rs. R. C. �. r ;, o Ken t Miller. Mrs. Ray W a rd . Mrs. broo . 0 uo , wt> re guests One company which has had Mrs. Edison Hobstetter will be coSeptic Tank Cleaner. Landmark eve n ing at 9·20 at night. WY 2Lt•n a F.ber!ihnch Story. 1 1 1 Union Avenue, Phone Rev . .i n d Mrs. Joe Casto of Rell • one fat.al accident in the last two hosles.'i. Bailey and M rs. Toomey 4 10 3tc Fann Bureau. Pomeroy 4-4-30tc 6344. 4-11-ltp WY U400. 3 l l :JOtc Ruth A n n Flinn. Inv itation s wil( be sent. to and son. the first or the week. y '!ars was poin ted out by M.r . Hy- The Winding Trail Garden Club UTILITY TRAILER. All Steel ) meet m . Mrs. Walla ( the next ·e Stewa r t of Le attend them to x 208 INSURANCE it i (6)_LOS\" & FOUND_ body. $40.00. Ph. SIi 2-4755 PAPER BOY OR GIRL for Sen11 Jop as h avin a had• duri n"'a the w1. meet Fr1'day evenIng at lbtt 11 t> _ ___ · ·t 1 11 d w · th hPr I" · same period. 2:1 t' ns or h e B azaar a re d ue I ngt on v1s1 na i� Do 1 -----------tmel R oute nea Maso n Brulge O, death claims fil. home o[ Mrs. Charlea Riffle witb > < I.OST - Young rt d bone HOUND. 4 6 6tc . COMPLETE INSURANCE PR . by Apr il 25. Membe rs are reques- I aws. M r . a �nd M ""' Jy" rs . • . L,. Stewar1 . eJ ag1i inst it area and towar\s Mid dleport. Phone WI t. 300.1 . lectkm. Life Auto. F"tre. Pol 4 IO 61 P. -,c= Mrs. Allard P ratt u the hosteS9.. · rr Wa r d. ::: E0Ji:R.SEY Mark PUR EBR .. She was t-m to M r s. oute lo fhe home or • ' ed lo p a y BULL · Apply 111 r""'rson to The Dail"J man su . e red a fractured A M ary Shrine Whlte Shrine of Call '"'on Milla. Middleport, Obie c mpIe ted her paren t.'! . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh f"alf for sale. 6 weeks old. Call 4 6 tlc --,,--,--c,---cc- -- Arrangemenl.l; wre Sentinel. left shin bonf'," said Mr. Hyslop. . MAN'S EYP: -GL.\SSES in t a h � Jer usalem will ' have open lnstallWI t-3210, or see Don Stoba rt . f�:.,Open lo�se or 1he e rn.?: 'a I Evans. a l Morgantown. Davia • Warner Insurance ''He died seven years later of a ! t·u�t', April 3. Heward. Call Wy• atlon or officer■ • Friday al I p · m. , ho . Mr. and Mrs Russell Capehart. 4 B 3k( 1 9) llusIN Ess Complete protectioo for all needs. tmrary npr i 1 18 . 2 · 30 1 � . .,.,.. p . Co�onary Throm sis buI a dealb at the IOOF hall. A H. 2 ·fi.172, o r wrile. Charle!I ' business ses4 1 30lc m The building will be cleaned Mr. and M rs. James Hampton . . Tel. WY 2·'.!966, OPPORTUNITIES claim was filed on the basis: of sion will precede tbe meeting st · Rul'I , Pomeroy, Ohio, Route No. FRF.SH COW. :1 Guermwy,. I Jer- , _______ Mr. and M rs. Harry Miller. Mr. • b that da Ie. · · • 4- 1 1 .Jtp 3 R. G, PICKETT Insurance, Porn- YSpeaker for the evening . was and Mrs. 'fhomas Hf'ed. Mr. and the �nJury. I n eno ther ca.se, a man 4 p.m. SU PPLY STATION 11ey. John Houdeihelt, Miners--- - -·- � - --suffered a fractured nght_ knee eroy, Near Darwin. Y OPPORTUNl1 t of APRIL 17 ville. 4 8 6tp Mrs. Earl Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roush, superinle n den . a d a bruised ba k. He died 24 (8) AUTO Mutunl Motorist _ lo due -QUALIFY, -CAN IF' YOU Democntic Men and Womeo � Mason Countr sl'hools. His topic .1.al' k Flesher and Mr. and Mrs. J. o •• -c:: g new -c- =Excitin and '!'i!I BU ICK VK, $1!Ml5. LaSahre 4. WAI.LPAPEH Company Ex pansion. and rathL. Stewart s> tle ru l('d a stat r Rotary years later of a kidney infection, �re asked to meet at the Sali1as110rtrntnt of patl P rn.'I, colors. Lightning Rod Mutual er than lllll ke separate shil>conference lll Ogk'l>ay Pat·k in but th11 .death . claim w�s filed. bury School Monday evening Ap, door St>dan. OriR,lnal blark rin­ qualilit>s. F. x lra low pr)C('s. Both cJ� i ms sI I tJ are be ing proc --menls from our fa tories, our --�� J.28- 3otc Wheelin$!. ril 17 at 7: 30 p.m, Ladiet are ask• ish like new. Oynanow ,lrivt. MIIH COU NTY, OHIO . . Shop our 11ample bookll today ! 1rntor Admlnl1 � d· bhard. lt cesse rll O R u I II "I d an rs. r. .:> an ('y a an · · M G I I k' .. 1 C M d ompany s a mg appaca ions ,.,_ I few sandW IChea or Really sh:irp. Dlaf'tlnar ' s . Porn• ed to br!l,g · . · OUTBOARD MOTOR nnd boat in- of the E•t•tt of M11u, M"rl• Cron Hardwal 'f', 4 8 Gtc r. slop mat emphasized h tl . guest coo weekend S1Jrlou,r. ll•"uHd Franch or were ed Author i Charleston for ized eroy. an • 8 61c kies. 11 � � surance protect ion. All risk lH ,◄ao Nu, ��------�- 1 of their dau RhlPr nnd family, Rev. d us r� oes �o� wish to reduee Wholesale Supply Stat ion in this i lntin. large attendance b desired Pl A coverage. $3.SO per $ 100 roverWD-AD TH AGJ'OR. new rubber, anrl Mrs. D a vid Freema n and son . bener1ts lo m Ju red employees, for the 'jo int meeting of men · '.? GoN a... Vied ":an selling or delivering. Ne. are11, v r, 1, • Simpson urIn , s a 1 Barnes e. Ki to �t with mower. cultivators, com thry :. Mae Ttenn Mr!I. Mae Snyre of ZanP�v ille, "de-spite the fact present O h i o and women's club,, Ddrnt11nt.o AU M..aea ■ad Modell Company handles distribulion. imce Ageney, Middleport. Phonf! planlPr. New Idea manure N Ohio MJ,;1'ROPOLl1'AN MOTORS . visiled with M r . al\d Mn.. law , provides payment!I higher Each Wa rehouse will service 3 25 SOl.p WY 2·2903, 1C1th nn Mie :!!��10 wM•• p1,,.,. spreader 95 bu. never use<!. New d o t mo w a · e11den.-e u R 11 Hl� u Georg:e Sayre nnd Arlhur Say re than those of surrounding stales." r o r .... F.ut Mall 81. approximately from a lo 7 GRANGE WON'T MEET tab Holland PTO haler. All in good ON JNSURANC. Ch■ rloUe, North C1«lltn1, will IM PS BARNES-S '" However," he declared, " t h e dtiring I h P weekend . P"Jfflero,, Olm t .. •-- . noll1:e that on the 2i.1 day or ts ' .. Counties, depending upon popLJ. The meeting of Rock Sprlnga rondillon. .Joe Field!!, Chesler ' ...aen , M 1ddl epo r F ire, n.u_ ■ r, 111111 the und,n11nM . or,11 u '" . · fluence of the une thi·caI Mr . and Mrs. . Bob McCoy aad cort'llpt m ---- -. .,.,--cof lallon. May possibly operate Grange scheduled for Thursday te E.at th• of Road, R1 7. Pho ne WY 2·5110. a 1tutor Ad;,,1n1 '58--VOLKSWAGON, S1095. 2-0oor bard, S nt, WY mobUe. &mis. Pho Mime M ■ rle Spr1n1fr, lkf"l'uNi , dnughfer or Gallipolis, Mr. and Compensatlon Specialist is bring• evening has been cancelled. 'I1ttt 4 a 61c from your own home to start • if 2-JOJ. Sednn. One local ownn. Nice. n t o t.27-d filed hl1 p,Utlon a11ln•t y u I ni-, M rs. Fr n kl 'm Mered 'th an d son °f ing about a feeling amon sst work- members will vbll Recine Grange I a you have sultable storage .spnt·e -------- -- l'robat, Court "' Mein C o11 nt, . Oh io, 4 8 6k Blaellnan. Pomeroy. u,, end e rs that they are all entitled to t • 'rlfi CI-IE\'ROI .ET VB, $89,'l. IMaire Coltlmbus 0nd Dale Sayre on Weclnesday_ evening and re­ which meets \Vllh Comp.u ny ap• 1 11 ,t�" 1�ich l!M lwo I on V8 CIIEV HOLET re guests we 4 door hard top sedan. Air con­ Columbus of en child r 11r e h• y<>u v h w n 1 the easy money enjoyed by those sent a program. est1te rnl prov!ll. Yearly income { r O m DUMP TIWCK. standard. 7 ft x ditiont>rl, Po 11,er steering and FOR SALE: HOUSE S rooms and c1�1m to have • n M'' 1 11• 1 o r "0"11"1 "" 1 of Mr. and M rs. 0. 0. Sayre. w,·11,·ng to tell a few 1,·e, lo make , -----------Supply Station will average lnlerHt therein: > 10 ft, bed. Call Nt w llavl'n. TW hrakl's. !'owerglide. Blaettnar's Arthu_r S ay re_ lcft las·t _ _ w...,_k for a fast buck. bath. Nice location. 1 1 1 l ocust claim. In many such cases, the rrom $7, 000.00 lo $20 ,000 .00, de• rAr<"el No. I : The rollowlni;: real p in field Oh O, 1 0 visit h is tw0 5'•2788. 8. S. IB ob l Miller. Ht. 1 . Pomeroy. • 8 61c P Phone WY 2 53 S ! g o h� Coun ty t n f 1 t 1 points out lhal fellow u workman lawyers, < and ls a t offici . Y I "Union I , a !H , 1 t11 �� · !";;: �� ' t1; . pendin upon trading area al�,':::� 1�':ui,��ih:�11 1 ��'"'���� 4 1 0 lit: 3 6 lvi children 8 " d fami hesd Mr. ; nd who are sincerely trying tn pro- workers have h c.;As HANGE, 'l'ABI.E TOP. dou­ ac, the same kind lo11ed. No age limit. Small work1 h rt ay lm r n an Mr s. va tect the i nterest or their uni rs 6 1 '59 PONTIAC VII. $1795 2-door Se· !! ::u hle ovPn. $2.'i 00. Good condit ion. D. 0 1 � ALFRE A NEAR 4 of accident and collected II much RES �: on ing capital, which is always se- :1 ., C 1 : ���-�;' i:". r'1:;.:" 0•,�.. e . do n . Owned by Joe.al mechan ic. a r on, Also lwo rrwtal beds with commencln• w11son. paslurt mra m Acres tillable. Balance b •·hool member s, often tell a workman u $15 hundred without even to. cured, Js required. Only party Teace er3 o f New i- a\·en .J,l; huadnd ind 1lx1:r•CIY� feet fnm lmmaculat�. Blaettnar·s, Pom­ 1pring1 Sl0.00. Cad Stalder. G ood building site $1,000.00. nont stre•t it the eu\ dd• of attended 8 meeting al the Board that he does not ha.ve a legitimate Ing any tbne. with good background n eed Inoeroy. 4 8 6k Pleasant Ridge. i 10 3tc B1rlnfer Strm on, UUI North dd• L Atherton A · quire. Write at once to Steven ' a ' of • rlltffno 1rw1i ■Ile,-: &h ence north of F.d!M!alion office in Polnt PleasRt. 3. Coolville, Ohio 1111.Y•four fed cw 1lot11 -.Ud t11rREMlNGTON 18 Gauge Shotgun Household Producta Corpora. They were M 11!1. •Ut:Sday. 1111,er s1,n11 to Lot No. thirty• an 1• �'" Cheap 2 9115 Phone 443 and rotary type lawn mower. lion. Mid-West Division, 1 429 thru (33) ln 11\d To"n &r S)'ra. Burrell Dawson, principal. Mn. 1950 DODGE COUPE - a beauty t 11 h Phone WY 2-&t58. Coolville, Ohio 4 IO 3tp South Eleventh Street, Spring. Granville ;:•i 1! ��m!� c:!:..��"!':.� R. R. Vance. Mrs. 1951 Packard - run, nire "'11th 110111 .. Id C"•·• line S-ZB-tp th11nc• ritld, Illlnoi1. All inquiries are Mrs. ' Ohlinger, I · - R'd ,ixt:r-four <H> rm ie 1ald rlft�n Smoth, Mr,. Marl'1 n INS Plymouth - run• good. '57 FORD R anch Wagon -: aald 11011.1 "'"•t thence ■lie,-; Riddle, foot Roush. Mi81 Ethel inl garden lracb;ir and attach• held ln .alricteat confidence. Nice :Mio ft. housa lrallor. �:. te.\ le tu Pelil Mrs, H11rry ol-11-ltp Anna Allen. Mils ; ment '200. Mn, Ray Keeton, ' !lee RIii Ealley, In -.W.. furlber .. properl7 ebon Tl'I.• --Clark, Mrs. Woodrow Brown and -- I Mlnmville, Ohio. 4 11 31c l --- --H Loi No, • i . ..,,.,. ••-bod Ohio. t-11.«p (201 BUSINESS .,. , AddiOM 1o tho vm,., •• Mn. Stella Mercer. GAS. l1JEL OIL aDd COi) 1111'l!lyr1eu• Ohta. l\ete.-.nce O.ed1 •• « DaWl!IOD .and Miss Mrs. B•-111 MIDDLEPORT - Duplex with 5 ohl, vo1.• 11,. ,.., ,.._ o.., ..,_ ..,.... w:r � _. .. ...._ Pall'etll N.. Ii Ethel R!ddl• attended a rinclpal"• nlJ', Co (9) FOR � ,. a, 1111,on11 u u...,_ SPOUTIN ====--==--,,,==� I rooms up and bath. gas-.steam 1e at1U11t111. e1 b G. ROOI" Rl!::PAIR, ., .,._ - -i-• n: 11.1� ., meeting at the Board of F.ducatlon in �i.!�o:!i':: :, 11� G&&Ym.T ftACl'OIII ... heating in very good condition. abeet metal work. The Powert 01110, •••tt= L9l No. 33 1n the office tn Point Pleasant Tuesday ½, , � � -• • - _. Downslalr.s apartment hu bath VIII••• ., 8)'T1c1111, Mela• t:ounl.)'. . I-JO.Uc Com WY J 2311l pany. · eyatog• • ,w. ..... _. ..,.. ....._ la the water Nie you drink? Bad � 01110. rede lng, gu and nee& heal c s 2 nc ater km. mllllonl ■ •• Mr. and M rs. James Gilbert and � �o!'::; .!: �!::=� ..., h • _. trwtwa ... on orating. Nief'ly located Ohio . • tnt FRCE. Water Soltenerl ••.avialted relatlve1 in Fairmont, 90IIS ' &IJC'l'ieNm .. -.... _ -F-.. �• OU'l:ll' �-·t ·••·• the Cl'mll �-by. VUIWl hnd No. 3: '111• falla..an. 4• Sain _. lroo Acid, Sulphur. Gu. Dirt over the weekend. Va., W. UAIONABLE UTD ,, v111■ wrlbed lot■ fttueted tn lhe ter\an Church. Lot h u double , ca11a1,- or llelt1 11nd .. R,-nw &r . Odor and Remover· ... Chlortuc,. • Mrs. Paul Kemp and IUld IATIIPAC'l'ION Mr. QUUANftU · - .... .. ....... - "• .--... suii. of Ohio ead. lmoWII ant d•· garage wilh nice d riveway. A on. No. ■ t etc •• at haU � nm.,. Toledo vl!ited her mof' en wlt: c Lota ro wL loll< a acr o bed hildr Call w _.. L O. MG('.., 1!11111 11111 llnef.. p_,.,.1, nice place to live plus income �blrty 1301, 1111,t:r-<>n• ,,u. tlllrt,-. tic and Pub••· . IN otbar w,•.,_,_ -•Harl, a·' Freda Ml'II. lber, - •-rrv m, Clptcr. - 1-11-31).t,I S • Nie l•o '31) and lot loourtded and 4,. 100% L.AT X PAIN'I' from other apartmen t. $l2.000. • ,crtbed. a■ ro1 1°"''· vii: ee11nn1ri1 reletives here over the weekend. Correction a Speclalty. :,u. o, t. o er ■ or north ee 1 • t t c r t h N n BRAND NEW G. E Swivel Top ...,,.._ LO oo. _ _._ BEE !,I -· ••, Mrs. ,.,na ~" rles Lester and Hundreds of new cotor1 matce W10f F • •111n••• "-'•• "''� r. II.PU . t•,nty•nlne 119) In Ill• town of VICUUID Cleaner on wbeela. RADIO TV SERV ICE HIWAY HOME - Nearly '3 acres, s,rae11•u thence e■,1 HYea1.,...1 •M famii.. :vUlted serveral days with pickln" taster and ■■-ler tnan ever. Mn. R. c. Story, ltl Unkln Avfl. 11 -1 colored. ComC'18) Ifft lo a..-tn1e-r stre1t1 thlnce ...:dlful AU Makes on IY I mi' les fnm Pomeroy on ,,_..... Pomeroy, 0 . , Phone WY 2·2'111. florth thl,tHn m, fed iu •ri• hlt brother and family, Mr. and All available lf'I SPRED SATIN, 1111 plete wllb all attachmtnta. 1011th Hat coraoi,r o1 Lot No. Mrs. Rav Leiter in Maryland, wonder paint that pa on beautiful­ Phone WY 2-2255 good Highway. Plenty garden 11 ,cu 1 lhlrt:,_lwo 1311 In ult M>lrl!I af .8yr• 1111 tJm week � -1• IOr .,. -1· 00• I :--;:;;;;=-"7'===----- I 808 E. Main St, Pomeroy. 0h lo spare. a-bedroom house w I t h ru•: Ulfonc• .,,11t .....a1,. .111h1 and also visited in Washington, ly 1mooth with brush or roller. Orin E os - 1 CHAIR. 8 2 Tmm. If � Pbcme WY 2f1RI ,._1, lhtnN aoutll thlrtttn IUll · Clehmd, TV runmng virat er ' coaI f umace 111 20 minutes - no offensive odor. D. C. leet te lh• p11.-e ot bql.nnUla. 4 7 .._ ml. _. JUN Hayn, Kingsbury Rd. 4-l l•tfc heating, rommode and 6hower. York Gilbert wu lil New James 4-11•3tp ----------aaram(C. DUD: Val. 103, Pap Garage. Comp� with fUJ'll). m. DN4 .ae,ei;inb 11c11a couat,. on bulineN two daye 1ut week. = AUfflONEEB ===-==,,- ·�-�� , Olllo. WHITE. ALBINO PONY with sadIIINI al -.00 Mr. anc1 Mrw. Harry Darnell and 1 • t die a1:d bridlt for sal�. Phone 1 " h family 111 11' C. C CUCKLER, REALTOR Yaa an Nltlllndi 11,o v iait.ed: relath'el in Bunt• � SA VE ON TOP (/UAJ.ITY ENAMS. ._. CrtU .__. ...-_,..,. laid ,.UU.• o■ or baton \ht l9tlLi --�.I Wy.•,... .,.,..., • J t·3(P PHONE WY 2-JaD BOX m. ..,. m1 April. 1N1 , u JUQ111en1 bJ' ington over tM --,iu,. Wrt&e. ,.._ w Ost1tacifi wUl lie Nllderld HllllllR ,-ou,. dd11l11 M'• n-• PoweD of st. ��·-•-- I Rich nml•a1ost finish for Wlllt lnlt -75 BARRELS OF Timothy hay. A. C. IRADPflRD. - Gllo FOR SALE: STORE with 0111B IMIIJARD, ADIIINISTJIAI ...... TOI. O'I' THI UTATB o.bur , Fla., la viailing Nla:Um g woodwork. Stoel •• now and - , o1 P ScoU er Atwat M ' 8- 0 R JIAffU. 111.ABm SPR1Nau. AIR CONDfflONINQ. RD'RIG, ap l'Wllll and I l'OOll'II and -.a :....-r and famll•, - 1111iu her 1 he ... ,, J 8 • . auY QUAllTS AT "1IIT MICO tor. CaU WI l-36a. 4-11-31.e ., __,,._ 1"-""' ao.wDIICaA �"- Will __ 11:RATION !f!Lnklfl. J'ack"a Re- bath over -.i.111. -n CROIVJ:D • · PDIITl:a Mr.' and Mrs. Homer DePugh in om1t EXPlflEI O# MA Y 4 - 11,, � 4 ROOM HOUSE with bath, base-. frtpraUon. New Haven. Pboat for '9,IOO. Movinl to Chleago. •�:. � tl'i, �� 10• Ito Ame.sv� Ob1oi Mr. De'Pugb un. ment, and fen<ed In back yard. (I.D.d Call Sp. s-5911. C!lftoo, W. Va. TU. S<lll3'l. ci.:,,,,.t major !!ldl!r:r at I/Diver• Call WY 2-3054 alt,,r 4 : 30. ..,....... (21 1 slly Hci,pltal, Corum""-. recenlly. OON'T PUMP YOUR Sluglsh 4 S Ille Mr. and Mn. i,Joyd Reali were , • attended Mrs. Allee ·Dodson oeptle lank. Get Kleao-Eo►AII HOUSE AND 14 ACRES GROUND :::,;c;;;;:-;;:;;:;; ;--;==== Phone: WY--i,. 247411 APART• I Septic Tank Clean"'r, Ohio Val- Furniahed or unfurnished. On Easter aerviees at. Chester then weekend gueat, of lhlllt daughter lr,1dl,ury aOH M FURN ISHED --:: l'.a ROO;; . Rev. and Mrs. Kl!lNT. Clean. Clooe-in. Phone ley Plumbillg, Pomeroy, Ohio. Middleport Hill. Cootact: Calvin •Iaited "'Ith Mr. and Mrs. Cwtls and son-In-law, MI DDLl;o.T, OHIO ,l - ·� ; . John Barringer, Charleston. WY HO!, • 8 31c 3 2 llllp Lane, Middleport Hill. • 7 lllp Wolfo. W A NT ADS I BUSINESS SERVICES (20) ..... -, (1 0) --FOR SALE R�NT " 'I "°" WANTED BUY '" NOTICES FOR SALi: ~- . --- PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 ........., •• ,. �· I I · I FOR RENT ... ....... - -- HELP WANTED - MUELLER FURNACES I ARNOLD'S Emrnl8h. ---·--- ·=�-��-�� ----- --- ·- r ---= -- - �-- SALES Leaal Notice ''tt"",· -- - ==-c=-=--c,==-c-·--� (21 ) REAL ESTATE �:,,.,�! r:,!��;� {�' .!��!: ! �! L�: ; ::!�• 1 ' - �-• •- �" ---•-�-- a •� ,. :��=•·(118,l 1:: SERVICES ,ear1,, w •• a....., .'fl..., •r �:, ec:====...,...,,...___ wm II I It'� Color Pickin' Time for �Ne PAINTING «m>. l'E ••• our wllol• n•w array ol aprlng decorating oolora rn - nDII YM:ATION 11rt. D ,._ Smllh and dauct,1or Mn. Robert Kaye Wtlaon retun,. Hartford New Haven :,'=.7..��-·.� News, Events News Events . - ,........ "- """' - - - .,__. -·�·-· • r • «IM ..,..,. ployo,i --o1 piallo - r•,h r-,_.,,. loJl'l. f((J(/ ,.,_...,A., • lhl b11,;.:;'..7..: ==::; ...� •,..... �,.,, '� A " �! lholcbJ - and Bavor!J Rouab (,I\ IIO ...., &UrD OllUl'I . ROTAIIT a v YlaOINIA CAJIU1'0N Mr. Ind llrt. w. T. - bad -tad vocal ; �• ("1 P.TA. 1111.D • as tbeJr ..... - • lln. Hal- Tht Rotary Cl.. •- ,,_ alleDdJnI ,... Mr. and MONTHLY IIIUTING •, • en - Cook. lluntfnatca, Mr with Lad.o Nlahl .., Tbunday . . L. ll r. and Mn. Tht Hartford P. T. A. held tho and 11n. llerrtll ,_ f ovea!q at lbelr ,...w- d.laoer Ml-I l ragulor IIIOfdlll1 mlOliJI at tho cbJJdNn N ldy, Mmilyn and Bel- .-1n1, Tht --- wu ,.. "1tlNr Wehrll. Mr. end Mn. ffar. f Jldiool Monday n lght. 'IIMI ,-. ty Jo o1 G alllpolla, Mr. and Mn. Nlltad by 'fllomu RNd , bond di- '1 M iller, Mr. and Mn. Earl Clak / '---'-=--L:.;.z...-!1 lnl - oponad by the pnaldmt, N. 0. Woln, Mr. and lln. Geor11 .....,. ol Wahama Scbool. Mr. and Mn. lwwQ Capeb1rt. IIAaHl!Y QOOGLE and SNU'f �:FY '-":-'SM I._ _...::,;::::,___ TH Mn. Earl Field■, The ....otlooal J,- and chlldreo Billy and J• lie � four )'GUIii -- Jo Mr. and Mn. - w� WU lo charge ol Miu Either M0, nJe o1 BarifoNI. 1--'- ---'-.::.:C..:.- Mr. and Mn. Lloyd - 11;. the bualn.., .... IT'S POURIN' ' lubliq M<CIIIJ1I, 1ludenl al II,■ . Bertha DalJoy ol .,._ 11n. I RECl<()!II DOWN RAIN. Ph lp&r;:;:ill, ,:r. lion Mrs. l'illd WU elected to Wut Vlrglnlo Unlveully. Mo,. "'f , Mr. and llrt. Thoma, -· ll • · l"LL 61T UP AN' 60 attend the April meeting of the pntown, ,peot tbe Euler Va<• ■on and baby ol Hartford _. lln . Httmao M GIT ME A PW6 OF � :: �wo �ll re-ling the tioo with bio p,...,,to. Mr. and Eulor gueolo ol Mr. and II r o. U,,: rlo d . J CHAWIN ' TER8ACKV .T.A. .,...p decidod to have Mro. A. K llcCIU!ll, Floyd MeMllltn Mn. Tbomas Reed and Mr • Wiener Raa1t for lhe ho),, woo Mr. and Mn lameo FU. and Jameo Hompton Mr PERSONALS ·and M '· ployed buutboll. The P.TA. .J. H. Smith I, a modleol ... chlldreo John Irvin and lo,« DonaJd F. and planned to ..,.., home made Jet tienl al the Plwant Valle y Ho,. Ann ol Charleeton openl l!luter John Rldpay, Mrs. Ci,,le Foley, ere.am and cm May l for t h e pital, Poin with Mn. Fiber'• parenta, Mr. Jad Fle■her, Sherry P1ether and t Pleuant, clean-up <ampolgn. More �- Mro. Mar,ie Flo J boa boon and Mn. l. W. e ld X ll the four pn,1e111lq tho propam. .,....,.i equipment bu been Pill'· removed to her home from I •',sod. The l'nalcleol appolntad Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point • naminattn, cornrntt&efl to nomi. Pleuant. Tap '1'ID .... olfleen for the """"" year. Ray Riffle la I medical palltnl IIOND&'f 1'IIIIOllCIII ll'IUPAr Cowolry Tap Tao Oo ... The - to be at tho out meet- at the Holzer hospllol Galll U. $: II Sip po . 7,0I Break!... Par1J Ing April k Spuken for l h e Bernhart Ven er �f Findlay 1, 00 Tod-, -­ God c«mtry I. ll J 7,15 l:mol!o4 were llev. Sayre ol the Ohio ,penl tho Easter NOR 7, Ill B.._,MI Party l:IO Parm Tune Chul'ch al Chrilt In Chrilt 1an Un• with his parent s, Mr. and Mra NO MERE l:2S '11111 World fllfa 1:33 Comt.Q'J J,mboraa Ion. He gave an .inlerutlng talk George Lerner. CLOTJ.lE S . � 7 : 00 llNuwt l'q .., 'The Meaning of Easter . · • The Mr. and Mra Ce<ll HOSS ­ GalrinJ of 1,:111 8'ulrfaol Pm, LIKE vmer �er Mayor Elberton Bridgeport, Ohio and Mlu Helen 7: 25 Eltmded Weather t:lti Nm HIRt! Crites d11<u1sed the �lean-Up Jenkins of Colwn bus ...,.. the 7, 30 Plcum Show Bnufut l'a'IJ &port ean,>aign. Mls.o Mildnf Chap- -kend gu..ts of Mrs. Heruy 7: 50 Sobio N..,. lf:m I: 00 BreufuJ Pert, man I room and Miu Eathfr Mc- Jenkins. 11,00 Ddlon'a Top Ta �ight'a room tied for the book : a,, Tm Wo,ld 'fl:111 UOllilq Mr. and Mrs. Olr.ey Roulh of 11:IIO ,1ven each tbne for havln1 t h e Letart, w. Va. M (Ne\111) r. and M r 1, , d,m NOCIII Newa moal parent, present. Concludlnil Cloude s1e..1ng ol Enuahe, 1,30 11row1far. Puty lhnbattM Mehr.tiM the meelillg the IJ'OUP wu invl� Washin gton, spent Euler Sunday 1,00 llonlJnc - Pa,ty ed lo tho IChool calelarla for re- with Mrs. Ed Ble88lng and daugb- IO: ll cam., l:D N"" Pt. Pleuu& lrelhnNMa. for the eve- ler Mt.. Audrey Bleulng. 11,00 blfar Shop 1:atl PlaU.. PartJ Dm& ware 11n. Earl Fields, Mn. Mr. and Mn. Hsr1ey Powell of U · ll c..miry Boo Don J._ Smith Jr., Mn. Floron Nllro spent Sunday In Hartford 11: 15 Farm Bureau GASOL INE ALLEY Platte Party f , Mrs. Ruth M 1 1 1 e ce S11fw Fmmcum ,·, vi!liting relative& and friends. 1:15 NMII ll :30 CAIUDtry Ho■ eJuWD Mrs. Margret Rizar and Mi,1 Es- Mr1. Garnett Chapm Judy put up the money an a n d U·O Party • Farr• Time thor M cKn'1ght . '/OU two for h_alf the fi"'t dollQhnut G'<leon . l thinl:. Mbs Myrtle rloush of Letarl were 1:41 "- Roundup .. ,. Mld• 11, JQ Dow . l 0'7 machin l'l e. The 500lnd W<l\'e shou -··· d ilt ROME ,_ HOSPITAL w-'-"'' "'-lln:auay evenma: a:u,:;:,,.o of 1,00 Platte,, p...., o .omethin ,-..,,,.vages buy ing Gall KnlRfit, a patient at the Mrs. Ed Blessing. Sip OIi in uJl'iti nQ . the 12:00 Nooo News Mason Clinic, Mason, for some Mrs. Roberta Adkins of Norfolk IVNDA'f profiti. Jt5t l2: 11 Gt.ell' � weeb fqllowlng a 1troke. is now Va. spent tile past net with 7,15 Sip Oo 1, J(l(lvli d: 30 Jull For OIi home and mueh Improved. pa,t in 7,IIO Euy .,_..., ilaler, Mn. Ma'fle Flelda. thli 1 7,41 btla, Olapal Daily o.,'April 1 1, 1961-7 :;: For y,., 1:15 Soeiaf -.11y llhow 2,0D 'la:, JI With 1411110 TlM Onudo al. the we ,Ii 00 Platlar � ll�Iec 4,30 Local N.... '11111 &mcl'1 AOQ089 4:35 Plaltar Party ti, Gobi, 22. Orlehta.l WOIIJiDplo Reporll to the ara, poten­ 5,tl New, ftaulldup l'Oapla ::c� tate 1,0D 8undowo 12,00 Noan Newa 11. -..i I. Smart . 2,. Warp� I: Ill Sip OIi 12,15 '11111 Searcb .... ... BurnJnc yam NANCY bull> IATI/IIDAT 12,:.t Army a­ duhlnr JG. Chlof 13. Pl'Jluclcl ll8Jll) delty 5,51 SiCIJ OD J ·.DO Suoda)' Sbo­ ( 15, Indian Y. HOJJ!llily I Bsbyl.) s,11 NOWI Roundup 1:00 Mel Price Show weight - · - HE TA LKS 8. Exclama!ii. Needle "- -AND NOW A I Ill Countey Top Tea 1:00 Bunday Sho,, AND i'1R.. SM ITH 18. Sea .._ tlon NOTH ING aperture 11 CLOSE · U P OF 68 SHOT 1:30 Fann A 1,30 Sign " l'inlo Off ·-· 7 I. One (comb, 28, AWJll 1 , Extinct BUT GOLF --­ FOUR UNDE R bird torm ) THE MOON ao. French Wi-iAT A PA R - - · E TC:·· 18, Lan4 . 10. Or�)t cbfJk rail letter BLA- - BLA- 32. Sly look■ 37. Tart ,0. Oordlal 14. 'Be-b as, 1\41verber.. 38. Ponder 23. InfaQt 18. 8"it.tle 39. Biblical •It MONOJ ,,,,.... FIMaJ 2:7. Watohtlal (dial.) ., . 9porta If. Auatrallan: character p 11. 8uti.1de 1:11 Si on 4 4,115 - County Newa mahop,iy 41. Nor ( dial., IUlfdlU. 28. Monaltery 29. Chance 3G. Enrllllh f2. Biblical 7,oo Mulical C!oek 1:00 Comnumlty New1 21. Blundel' llat>J princeu name 1111111 7,tl Tht Lflellna l,OI World N.... allo) a,oo Ohio V Newl I: ll IIUllealo IIO. Blab• 1,05 Ohio NOWI pttolle!I l:IIO -• Boulevard ll. A wton ,, 10 S:,Orla 118. 0ntou, 1,ll World Non II a,m Muelcal Clock (Jap. ) •....., llf, Clly ,, .. Oommlllllly Nen l:Sll on t,oo Musl..l Clock 7,0D ualcal Clock IT, Wbuo o,so Publto Service Showa 7:'5 The Lllellno e,.s - o1 Bleulnc 1,00 Ohio ValleJ New, 10:0II Mom 0Mmty New1 t:OI Ohio Newt 10:111 Talk ol the Ton I, 10 8porta Todw . .. ...4 10:16 WIM'ld 1, 15 World Nowa 11 :111 What'a M1 Number 1,IO M-,i Cb$ . I <Moo., Wed., Fri 1,11 Local N.... 11, 00 Talk of Town t,00 """""1 C1oot . <Tuea.. tburo. I .. � t, 30 Soq l Story Tlnw Wlf 11: ll Tai. ol Ibo 'l'oWII t:41 llbo-. o1 Blwflit 11: ll Cbur<II lleJla Rina .. .., lr+-+-+--+-4 11,00 lllp School Bl Pando ! Friday aal, 1 I0,1115 World a. Cullln br+-+-+-+11,40 Soeiaf BecurllJ n,oo lllglJ School Rfl Pando ''IIINillY only) t.riw u,se Lepiatt,o 4-11 11,46 World Newa 11 :tl World N..,. DAILY OSl'PivQUOTE - HeM'• how to work 11: 11, .. llooon Count, New, 11:11 Walter Moeller A ll Y D L II A A. X . d,00 CommlJolty New. tJi> t..oca1 N..,. d, lo L O N O F fO L L O W 11:115 Noon Newa Noon New• 12:0S Cii.e Wtel' llmpl)t ltan4e for t,iaother. In th1- aampte A. Ii HALi:' AN Hou,·• lOOK ATM uaed d: 10 Oblo N.... ANO I-IE HASN'T TAl(E � Utfi rot the. three 11•, X for the two 0'1, eto, Single letters, apoa, 12, IO Oh l(> N"" LEi ONE MIT THE DRl\/i ClCNM' 12: 15 Marllitu l:napldei, the lmrtb, and formation of the W'Ol'di are all hlnta, U::15 W. VL Farm l'eabn GROtJND YET I -1 d,M Bullet1a Board 4'Q' Ibo OOde Jettera an 41tt-� d,IO Bull&lln Boud d,15 N&WII O Grams " 12, N"" 0 Gnma A "'7P(ortom (luofalloa 12,30 P'ann and - Hour 11,111 BW ""'11 Show l' B J J l' P N r v, J Z V K B Y :l' P :il ' .11: d:tl ljlr. MUlfc ll:11 World 1:a Lo<al Newa rrxv T? 1,00 em Fomll Show J & W S D Z J l' P K K • x v q 1,00 Muole S, 30 Anny Tinw I X !!t B X • K z•q X G X V - R >' X C P , S,OO World N.,.. 4,111 D1aciq Wftl, lloa a;pte;--1 AT LIDNOTR THa K01CN .ufD 1,111 llr. MUlle 4,38 Holltnc Homo OOw CAllll:->loWII. 3,1111 l.,..i 1,00 Saturday Nm SUmmar, . . .... -. ........, ....1 4,111 Dloclq With Don 1:ll lfllllcall 4:M llalllq � 1,111 S,,-. lloulennl ,, . Oil 14 llol'l'I" ___ ..:..;.____ : nii11ii[1i;r---------- .,,j 11Jcb Kniaht. llurJoJ = -art. :: C:::i. Mr Roush, �- n, ... - ■ llfdftalJ9u Bo&....., he; Sentinel.-Pomeroy-Midd!epori," 1· s, �= 11'•lllanilll " -.,. ••• . ,, '- . . .. . .. -. .. . . . •=• . ,• Par1J -- -. ' '. , ., ... from what . . ,,. t,oo .,. j ----WJ E H RADIO c.. BORE WHY DON' T THEY REPL ACE THEI R DIVOTS f ··=" Todar ..... ., . ... oa. . ... ' m,. =a.�- .. 11.t=­ 11.•- tbe -Ulll lillll ■ �'!'""' .IH!>D'--cm ou $URI, CURI.Y, '11k, SCooT••• l'LL GD SE! JIM 81�8Y AT THE HOSPfTAL ! llr. ----•-=•_w... sr,n By RAEBURN VANIUIIEN SPRED SATIN ■ ' C..-- I "PE � CIAL )\ S P R E D �--�-��-�==� \ OFFER REAL ESTATE LU S TR E KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. .. 1j l _______..!!:.;;;;;,;;.;:;:::.:..,_ ' i ...-.. ' • . .. ' u,e t a. -. .,. "'liar f : �� t 11r':: CoomlrJ -and DA I LY C R O SSWO R D WAGG IN' TONGUE ME AN' MY WMPO Radio ,u . """JUDI WAAL- By FRED LASSW ELL ,. . �. . ' ,.,. ,,; : ' . --.. -. ; - , WT WliAT WILL M LfTAlS OLD CO � r HOW . ENOI JGH 10 WILL WE I.NE f' \o',ORK. SHE CAN ClltT SCHOOL. AND ciET ,4 .JOS� i B . �• ', • - (9 ) MARINE SUPPLIES .,....., �e�gs-Mason g E ve nts onun C 1t e1 d si rc P s l' a o C a n B y H an I 1 ! Ne,v Haven Nc,\ s, Events Com pen sati on Abuses Cite(I .. Ill IIP�CIAIA 11 Merear, I& Q. P. 14&.M IF , ov WANT R£AJ.. qualltJ 5t Mermr, 11 a P. 1596.11 ttdinl hullt that wtll I l r e -U ll. P. Mercar, O.tfh m:1.N C•b • ma&ett. ti.Ml APKD. l I WSWS 1 1 - IM•ry before a Lq,; L'>lc.1t lVI.' nlll\ roLU MUUS .\PHIL IU'TllOPOLff� MOTOR.!I Leg ion Aux liarY Oicla b&erreu, w r Call rican Sir"'"The Ame Tht> Jtuth L ' 1 n:le o f t h.- WSWS J ·.1 me s l lyslo� . President of t he rm ll�. Hy s lop c har ged FOR CONSISTE NT DEPENOA 8LE RESULTS Peme,07 Z.!141 ur l'bea:ter �-!14$, Ed A ! mt't on Mo nday t'\'t't1mg at I'It' Han na Coa l C ompany ut Cad ii . RATES 1 Outri:1gt!'Ous puyn'H' n l � are "- u 16:i will meet TUetcUly. pnl._ Plouo WYHffl 1In r u M l-?WOte O o u u r r i;, t 1.xfoy ! Tue ...rh , (·a l l ., bl tht' Mt. ., ", .)\/ · I1 l htir(·t 1 ,,.,.Ll h M rs . II owa rn t cents Pf' word, one maeruou. 111.nlmum�e--80 1y t'd u po1 1 ! l i t' lw 111g eullt'l'lt'd ll y t:mµlu)'t't'" Whu 1 1 .. . tlc 1-ao . u. cent&. O ctntl per word for lbrftr con.aecutive Bc1pt 1 �1 nrnrd1. Middleport THEISS HEf'RIG ERATIU N-/\ N lJ st• r v 1n � as p ro�ram !t>ad er TIit' Ol i iu Lt•gisl 1.1 t u i e 10 t·urr t'< 'I gruv. - 1 1 .:ii l:' 11 u mon-,1 dnim 10 them =Lal--ODe moatb tor 30 cenus word. ToId Wo1 the All lu 0 111 ) " p1t· WJs · i. /\ :imall. Jughly-oriian i ll"d 'l'ht· Meigi; CV\I� Ridinj Club Appl ian<'t' St>rv iN' Dume;,li e and inii iibuses undn the Oh i o Work or De cbar•ed for adrala or 4 can• � word 1" 1 -i SalisGomg· We Are >re Wh Hoger I KPlher Contact ('omme rnat ,eruama if not Pllld .. . 10 daJ• afteJ �IVID& hlll. mt•n·s l'ompen;,at i on law L o ,,� . grol!fl of unserupulous rompt• n sa ] " d i rnt•t'I Tuesday ,111 the Break.fast nook $ ROOM HOUSE, y 1 th at <· lmmed11telJ. t rep()rled be o dmg lln -Sbould Thl' mt't! !? p ' lll"ll "" Error, in A.dvertwn B,• k �ure futurt' p;i y mr nl s o f li ·git i 1 1011 Sp4•nalist s coll l'<'l 1·xturt 1011• hury 1 11v. n;,h1 µ t:Ju 1\ 4 8 1 ft 7 30. p. ThPIS� Harmr . Ol1 10 ..t1\0 h.a1 h. huilt If\ k 1 tdwn. 12:1 Thit DailJ Seollnel tr J oot be reaporunble for more thao , !lurr1� r1lHv1ni.: "Tht> l .1ght of 1 ht· m.ilt' t'lm m.� dlt• l l•ts from bii! h lol Ort l i y ;uul rn Mi•ml>t>rs art asked lo bnn l aae i ncorrect uisertJ on. 1 l'hrnw \\ l l nion f\ Vl'!Hlf' l n , .al l •·11r k on pn-mlM'M . World 1.� h•i.u� " S.cnpttm· e�. ..;u w, s,mrl ..., 1, IH:':. or ('Q(lkU;"s. l n tes t mi o u y prl' lhl rt"d fo r tk uu,,.,.orthy c la i mant s Card of Th.an� 111d Speci.al N ollre1 of Ev1•nl5, l, I :!5. -I l:l Jlc 35.10. >e fl m1�hmi,: tor flntwo1 k ,,,., 1[h ..., ._. ,., rP:td h�· M rs t:dna t 'l.11 k and . .1 A.PRU.. lZ Frt l' 1 1 1 u( for 50 word muumum t:.cb ad d l\1011111 w ord, k 't'III Unly 4.2 pt>r l I r ; 1 . um t 1 r and a 1 . of the Middleport > Fast f' Wash r bundlt> M ho i pr lam1ly _v by .<.;, M e M ! h T �;; s " E t' ii a, d v e s f' xactt'd from h c Ob1tuari�j'ibhsbed at 1 cent rsr word l) TO d ti(·atio wa H gave br i i· mp n at ion mon y e . 1 l>ry. ex=rt shirt fin ish.mg (all nrr Shall hymn "Jt'su� The I 110. 6 D A YS Ch••re t - h will mttl OD 3 DA S 1 OA Y Bapl1s • s ·J WO F,• 1" h 1.slory of improvement m Masuu tht! Hann.a C ompany got' s 1 0 J)l;'r· 1 $4.i!O M ILK BASl'� ON Charlrston M arS l .35 80c was sun � hv all Hi'm.arks Rohm;,on · � Laundrv ,.. esda"-• ,,,n;ag at. thie home ' J or USf' our Ht>1°n" ... County Edut·at 1on System and also 1 sons 1mpa1re-d by a('r1denh 11wu1·· "'edn $ 1 .80 Sl.20 80c '6.00 20 f' .a 11 W\' 2·6616 or write on the le!!son wt>re �1ven by tht' serv1<·t' window n drivfl-i Hmdy for thelJ' . regul�r Kai al N t alked of l ht' Adult Eduealwn pro- red on t h� joh. The oltw r 56 p $2.20 57 .50 75< $1 .50 25 Donald Morn, Pomeroy . Ohio. Rubin.'-Ot:l '!I Laundry and Dry• lt>ader followf'd by a buzz �roup ineeling follow ing lhell' I y monlh! I gnim anti �ave ,1111 oullme of lhe tent e ooes to cla imants who a r I' 4· l l·JIC' Ad, l"ffflved bJ 10 A IL will be to that day'1 paper. <"onsistmg or Mrs f'red Bntry · l'lt>aniog WY Z.s42ft rte prac 1 i r · h o · cou11ty's education program for I workmg full time and who are re- c . . · · !!011'1 Tri-Lustre �·lolH"rS M.rs Otha J,u�vmi;: . Mrs Bernarrl Robin The While Rose Lodge will metl USED 2 . whet> I Utllity THAILEH. I the luture. He said that schools I ceivmg hill pay . , WY 2-SIJO J.11 vmg, Mrs. John Bnm1,u1rner 1 eunesday a rternoon al 1 •· 30 • · 4 l>eath daims are fi led pred· ne x t W·' Call WY 2-2219 betwrl'n 8 a. m I belon ged to the people arid should . I · 4 lo 61, , ,1 011 , .1 nu " rs 1e 1.1 OllS 1I •rtIP hymn . ' · n Ha II ·m Middleport. 4 II 3tp h Leg1o e t at and " p. rn. move ducalion forward m t· ., kaled on the most l r i vial inJunes -- --- --- - - I "I) raw M r N Par�•r was sung f oI . be Mrs. B ill � will Hostesses , . • • . . . • . �...1 (l) Atknd;nH, wNe Mrs Philip Ha• or unagmni mJurK's. oecurr mg (9) WITH A lowPd with dosing pravers bv . : GA RDF. NS PLOWEO ( 1 4) H erm Mrs. son, I Mrs tey, an 8a JI ey, Mra. .0. . . ' . Mrs. y ea rs before death and l>earin o W i lham C hisler ,1 r!! 0t h a I .ievm�. M 1..s. R Prnar d, TEIIMJTII: 4ND PEST CONTROi ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner .. G1·avel Y 'l'ra'(or. Rate' Re"SOa• • Mn John Kmand Greenlee c " Kermi·t Fo r d · M rs. R G. Green� . no relat ion lo the death of the · APARTMENTS - Furnished ""d b' Fa)-. FrN baspedJoa. tUltl' 1 6(1 mO(M I with throw away paable. Call SH2-4070, or cont.act L i t'vin� and Mrs. T. Bert Housh caid. Mrs. Ja,:oes Ham pton . Mrs. Louis l)(! s WW'Di1bed. McM.asten. MiddleR. r on in volved." Na&IOlttrlille. e,I followed with the praving of ''The per ba_g§ .and all <' leanmg atElmer Finlaw, HMr isonville. Karsc hnik. A.PRU, u: Mrs. John Morgan. � WYt-2821. Pboot porl A. Sen-ice 81.athdl WY i,. Mr. Hyslop, who also is a Di· tachme n ts. Pay orf last 6 pay4 l 12tp Lord's Prayer" by all Mrs. Donald F'. Roush. Mrs. Paul Auxiliary will have a DAV = The =--=- ::--;::---c---;;;--- ; 1 Mrs Howard Burris. presi ent. re ctor o f Lhe Ohio Coal Associa. menl.<I or $6 75 or will discount ONE FIVE ROOM A.PARTMEN'f � c.ally, M rs . Edwin Stein, SPOUT! NG, ROOF Hepair. Sheet M rs. Wednesday at I rt p le S n St li a Y . a. Y for rash. Phom• WY 2·22<H with bath. Phone WY 2-lGO ., · Frank Thompson, M rs. Karl Wile� on , m ade his charges bef ore the p.m. metal Work. The Powers Com- Presided at the short bu s1 ness WE w ll..L SELL YOUR u s E D Gladys Hortman Mrs. with " 4, 7 tit.: -~ 1 1-11-tto eveniD� WY 2-3319. ....,,,L . 4· 4· :JOlc meeting with sPveral projects be- an d I I1e h ostesses, Mrs. Abel amt S e n 8 1 e Com ..�rce nd Labor as demoostrator, al their h� _,. -pany, Wy -2·"""' Skates, GUM. Bo ws, Goll Clubs, Committee o( which Sen. Harry ing discu.<.sed. SINGEH AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG AND The HOUSE Mrs. Hester. ROOM c-all or EIGHT Write etc. ea, 81cycl E. Schwall f H•W auseon > is chair- BullemuI Ave. St-wi ng Mac-hine m beauli/ul Those atten1ing were M rs. Howseven room house; One :, • roo"l'l Complt>te line of spring bedding PERSONALS Sport' a Center, M iddlepor•.. Ph A meeting of the Meigs County •·onsole cabinPI. Makf's buttonard Burris, Mrs. T. Bt· rl Housh. apartment A. N . Bengel. Ph. Mr. and Mrs Paul Powell and man. 'l'he committee is consider• <2.! ·2Hl0le pla nts. "Telegraph Serv i('!!."' WY ·2·3633 . on wUl bt -. ho les: sews on buttons. and all Mi � Millie family spent Sunday vi<;iting her ing bills to a mend the present Coonhunters Associati 2 3 tfc WY 2•3272. r ra ncis Fl oris', Wy 2·2644 Mrs. Otha Li eving. -- held at the Racine Legion Hall St<:E US l<"OR FEED NEEDS ANU the fanl' y designs without atBumt::arner, Mrs. J oh n Bum�arn- mother, M rs. Harper Burns at Workmen's Compen sation l a w. and unfurnished apartment, ROOMS 4, Mkldh-porl Custom Grladlng , Mr. Hyslop explained that rec- Wednesday evening al 8 p.m. All tachments. Will sell Jo responer, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. E dna Grantsville. shumway Greenhouses, with bath and 6 room unfurnl 25 lf FrNI MUI. attend. sible party for last 1 1 paymmts C a pehart. WY 'l-6933 Clark, Mrs. Thelma Mr. and Mrs. •Joe Cubb a�e and ords show 64 per cent of l h e members are urged to Pomeroy, t. in ished apartmen APllO. lS of -R35 per mo nth. Phone WV 2· 4i 1 30k Mrs. Ber nard Lieving, Mrs. Kathy and M J·b. A. E . Wolfe of money awarded unde r this sec4'· 1 1-llc Call Wy-2-2733. Lot AAA 2204. 4, 7 titc Mrs. Fred Ba ley Barberto n , Ohio, were weekend tion:• Mr. Hyslop emphasized. The Golden Rule Clasa or the George Sayre, I m•k• your plan• renrv•­ and Miss Becky Burris. )?:uesls of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd " is paid to claimants who are Middleport First Baptist Churtb tlon• ,1ny where In U. S. A. 0. 1 FHICK SA WMILi., 3 bl oc k . 3 ROOM FURNIS HED apa rtment working full time and who are re- will meet thil 'I'hunday evenina Roush. WOMAN'S CLUB or abrOM. Na 1ervlce cher90. utilities furnished, Call WY 2· Jeri hand with a �" blade. at 7 : 30 at the home of Mr. and Air. and M rs. Hosl)'ler Roush of ceiving full pay. 'I'he New Haven Woman's Club -H l -6tc •22 Second Annue 2301. l�I F.fi FORD TRUCK. flat bed met recently at the Alex Quillen M inersville were Sunday guests of ••1t is lht'refore obvious that at Mrs, Bert Bodimer for their rep-­ G1IJIPoll•, O. Prwed rcasonablt'. Contart ,I. Memorial Building with Mrs. Jes. Mr. and M rs. James N. R oush and least 58 per cent of the m O n e y lar m onthly meeting. Phane GI 6-0069 ( 1 7) F. Hofrman, Cht>sler, Ohio. Ph. Abel, Mrs. Eu�ene Hesler and children. Linda and J�H. eA , icled from my company by The Middleport Garden Clu!> 4 5 6tc HUNGRY PEOPL E to help us eat 965·2327. M rs. Chesler Campbell serving as � r. and M r s. Joe G raham and l:his law does NOT go to injured will rneel at � home of the (2) -�ARD_OF THANKS SINGER SEWING MACHINF- our Delicious Chicken Dinners hostesses. Mrs. Paul Sca lly, presi- ch ild ren Q( Portsmo uth were week persons whose earn ing capacity Misses Hallie and Nellie Zerkle Friday and Saturday. Sl. 00 a WE WANT TO THANK e'i'ery one Round bobbin in brand new con• de n t. pr esided al the business end guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Robert has bee n impaired by accidents in - Thursday April 13, at 7:38 p. m. plate. Sunrise Restauran.t 2.14 who �elped in an yway at the sole (';1bi net Equipped to zig meet ing. A nominating committee Johnsto n an� family. Hostesses are Mrs. C. A. cu r red in their Pmployment, . E. Main St., Pomeroy. Plumbing & Heating for oHi rer� for the comin g year Fred Merica of West Liberty . :c.ag and make butt onholes. Pay . . I ime and death of our dear •. 1,h JS, l.- . . Mr s ' Edna Juhling' Mrs• Game& 1 SU bmt1 , IS B rn1SIC VJO'18 E. Main St. Pomeroy was appointed. M rs. Karl Wiles , State Teacher• Collc�e apenl the Molllf'r and Ssisler, Dena Zwill• oH last B paymen ts of -8.40 per - -- - -- Enstminger and Mrt. Jame, � latke f the roper concept Of WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE - U mont h. Phone WY 2·22-04. Ing. AIIIO than ks for the lovely Mrs. 'Thoma1 Hoffman 11nd MMl. hol ldaY1 here �ith hit mother, , / Phone WY-2-2441 ley · Wor km•en s ompensation." 4 7 Sk you would enjoy worki ng 3 or " food sent and the many ca rds __ _ ____ _ _ Charles Dodd w@r e named_ It was Mrs. Opal Merica. A meeting of Ute Key Won\ell Mr. Hyslop cited "as typical, hours .a day calling regularly 1000 GALLON WATER TANK decided l o chan '" "e the d ate of the Mr. and M rs. No rman Stivers and the beautiful floral offer­ a n d orficers of Meigs County · not un usua J" case,b w herem a m�n each , nonth on a group of Stu­ ings. We rspeclally thank Fath­ OATS. STHAW. Phone W I 9-37'l4. Will haul for public. Cool.act . annual dinner from May 23 l o and chitdt·en or Pa rke r sburg were . Council of Churchea wm be helfl 4 5 61p May 15. Committee fo r the dinner wcekne<l i.:uesfs or her pare nts, suflermg a spramed: ankle with Th ursd ay, April 13, at l : 30 p. m. dio Girl Cosmetic client!! on a "' Joh n Turel and Father Fran­ Bob Pickett, Pomeroy. no lost time and no medical at• 1• " . aad '1rs. II C. Roaey. route lo be established in and t'l!J Bando for their ·l'o11soling J-28·301c are M rs. R • G. G reene, M rs. Eu- 'fr Wi nd ow Blinds and Shades at Heath Method isl chw 'Cb whea, gene Hesler, M rs. Cha r les Dodd Charles Hess and daughter of ten l ion rece JYt'd a n award of $805. plans for May Fellowshi p D around Pomeroy and are will• words. Dr. Blazewin. the l<� mer­ Porch Shades, Ven etian Blinds oo ay Any house up to 6 r ms treated G uy l o a Mther case of a bruised right and Mrs fnmk Thompson. The}' Detroit and Mr. ,m cf M rs . ing l o make light deli'i'eries, etc. gency squad. the Meigs Gener­ Cl oth Awning11 and Fiber glass will be made. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd for TERIMTF..S, $50. A ny O' E discussed the l lomf'! NursinM Stewart of Diamond . W . V a . . were hand and thumb, with $15 medi- is co-chairman. write l o STU DIO G IR L COSal Hospital and all the nurses. Free installallon room, treated for roaches. etc.. Na nnie cal e xpenses, the claim.ant was Course with a lent:itive date of weekend guests of Mrs. !'�wing Fu nernl home. Your kind METICS, Dept, A·34, Glendale . D:ile Wippel Supply ..., 14 APRn $ 1 . INSURED. GUARANTEED. 3Warded a 25 per cent µerma- '!' for se r Johnson cou the begin to sPl J May "" ness will flever be lorgottt>n urn 215 Union Avt. California, Routt: will pay up Jonotb t he nn Mel.,_ fit' � TERMS. This i!i a SPECIAL, Mr . .and Mrs G !('n n Smiih have nent-pa rtial disability of $2,012.511 al the publie. Mrs. Louis Karsrh n ik ee Pomf'roy, Ohio May God Bless you all. ( 4 1 l l- 18-2tc lo $3.50 per hour. Chapter DAR will m t Friday Gi:T • ACQUAINTED PRE-SE/ and Mrs. Kermit Ford will be in- returned from Grand Rapids, lo sltll an other, a back sprain the home of M r•;>. Alfred El"·r, 4 I 30tc Mr. & Mn. Ray Glaze, UE SON offer, anrl is limited! In '· Applications for new M ich , we r e th 'y look their daugh• with $12 medical e x penses brought feld. The program will be anstructors. - - -- HOUSEKEF.PER WANTED TO W ilham SmlH1 the same business nrarly 1 • 3 JI < member., were voted on. /\c1·ep!cd l lt>r for ful'lhcr treatments. a JO per cet1t parlial disability nounced later by Mrs. J amet SLUG.G ISH SEPTIC TANK? Clogslay wilh couple at night and Mr. & Mn. Alht>rt Smith a century. TOPS . ALL TERMrs. e BcTT of Fear Ms. an Casto Joe . Willard . M e r aw we n , a rd of $2 ,415. ged d r ain!!? Get Klean-Em-AII (!I work i:luring duy. Call 6 · 30 in Mr & Mr!. Gibbs F'rttman Brewington, program chairman. MITE CONTROi. . M rs. R. C. �. r ;, o Ken t Miller. Mrs. Ray W a rd . Mrs. broo . 0 uo , wt> re guests One company which has had Mrs. Edison Hobstetter will be coSeptic Tank Cleaner. Landmark eve n ing at 9·20 at night. WY 2Lt•n a F.ber!ihnch Story. 1 1 1 Union Avenue, Phone Rev . .i n d Mrs. Joe Casto of Rell • one fat.al accident in the last two hosles.'i. Bailey and M rs. Toomey 4 10 3tc Fann Bureau. Pomeroy 4-4-30tc 6344. 4-11-ltp WY U400. 3 l l :JOtc Ruth A n n Flinn. Inv itation s wil( be sent. to and son. the first or the week. y '!ars was poin ted out by M.r . Hy- The Winding Trail Garden Club UTILITY TRAILER. All Steel ) meet m . Mrs. Walla ( the next ·e Stewa r t of Le attend them to x 208 INSURANCE it i (6)_LOS\" & FOUND_ body. $40.00. Ph. SIi 2-4755 PAPER BOY OR GIRL for Sen11 Jop as h avin a had• duri n"'a the w1. meet Fr1'day evenIng at lbtt 11 t> _ ___ · ·t 1 11 d w · th hPr I" · same period. 2:1 t' ns or h e B azaar a re d ue I ngt on v1s1 na i� Do 1 -----------tmel R oute nea Maso n Brulge O, death claims fil. home o[ Mrs. Charlea Riffle witb > < I.OST - Young rt d bone HOUND. 4 6 6tc . COMPLETE INSURANCE PR . by Apr il 25. Membe rs are reques- I aws. M r . a �nd M ""' Jy" rs . • . L,. Stewar1 . eJ ag1i inst it area and towar\s Mid dleport. Phone WI t. 300.1 . lectkm. Life Auto. F"tre. Pol 4 IO 61 P. -,c= Mrs. Allard P ratt u the hosteS9.. · rr Wa r d. ::: E0Ji:R.SEY Mark PUR EBR .. She was t-m to M r s. oute lo fhe home or • ' ed lo p a y BULL · Apply 111 r""'rson to The Dail"J man su . e red a fractured A M ary Shrine Whlte Shrine of Call '"'on Milla. Middleport, Obie c mpIe ted her paren t.'! . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh f"alf for sale. 6 weeks old. Call 4 6 tlc --,,--,--c,---cc- -- Arrangemenl.l; wre Sentinel. left shin bonf'," said Mr. Hyslop. . MAN'S EYP: -GL.\SSES in t a h � Jer usalem will ' have open lnstallWI t-3210, or see Don Stoba rt . f�:.,Open lo�se or 1he e rn.?: 'a I Evans. a l Morgantown. Davia • Warner Insurance ''He died seven years later of a ! t·u�t', April 3. Heward. Call Wy• atlon or officer■ • Friday al I p · m. , ho . Mr. and Mrs Russell Capehart. 4 B 3k( 1 9) llusIN Ess Complete protectioo for all needs. tmrary npr i 1 18 . 2 · 30 1 � . .,.,.. p . Co�onary Throm sis buI a dealb at the IOOF hall. A H. 2 ·fi.172, o r wrile. Charle!I ' business ses4 1 30lc m The building will be cleaned Mr. and M rs. James Hampton . . Tel. WY 2·'.!966, OPPORTUNITIES claim was filed on the basis: of sion will precede tbe meeting st · Rul'I , Pomeroy, Ohio, Route No. FRF.SH COW. :1 Guermwy,. I Jer- , _______ Mr. and M rs. Harry Miller. Mr. • b that da Ie. · · • 4- 1 1 .Jtp 3 R. G, PICKETT Insurance, Porn- YSpeaker for the evening . was and Mrs. 'fhomas Hf'ed. Mr. and the �nJury. I n eno ther ca.se, a man 4 p.m. SU PPLY STATION 11ey. John Houdeihelt, Miners--- - -·- � - --suffered a fractured nght_ knee eroy, Near Darwin. Y OPPORTUNl1 t of APRIL 17 ville. 4 8 6tp Mrs. Earl Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roush, superinle n den . a d a bruised ba k. He died 24 (8) AUTO Mutunl Motorist _ lo due -QUALIFY, -CAN IF' YOU Democntic Men and Womeo � Mason Countr sl'hools. His topic .1.al' k Flesher and Mr. and Mrs. J. o •• -c:: g new -c- =Excitin and '!'i!I BU ICK VK, $1!Ml5. LaSahre 4. WAI.LPAPEH Company Ex pansion. and rathL. Stewart s> tle ru l('d a stat r Rotary years later of a kidney infection, �re asked to meet at the Sali1as110rtrntnt of patl P rn.'I, colors. Lightning Rod Mutual er than lllll ke separate shil>conference lll Ogk'l>ay Pat·k in but th11 .death . claim w�s filed. bury School Monday evening Ap, door St>dan. OriR,lnal blark rin­ qualilit>s. F. x lra low pr)C('s. Both cJ� i ms sI I tJ are be ing proc --menls from our fa tories, our --�� J.28- 3otc Wheelin$!. ril 17 at 7: 30 p.m, Ladiet are ask• ish like new. Oynanow ,lrivt. MIIH COU NTY, OHIO . . Shop our 11ample bookll today ! 1rntor Admlnl1 � d· bhard. lt cesse rll O R u I II "I d an rs. r. .:> an ('y a an · · M G I I k' .. 1 C M d ompany s a mg appaca ions ,.,_ I few sandW IChea or Really sh:irp. Dlaf'tlnar ' s . Porn• ed to br!l,g · . · OUTBOARD MOTOR nnd boat in- of the E•t•tt of M11u, M"rl• Cron Hardwal 'f', 4 8 Gtc r. slop mat emphasized h tl . guest coo weekend S1Jrlou,r. ll•"uHd Franch or were ed Author i Charleston for ized eroy. an • 8 61c kies. 11 � � surance protect ion. All risk lH ,◄ao Nu, ��------�- 1 of their dau RhlPr nnd family, Rev. d us r� oes �o� wish to reduee Wholesale Supply Stat ion in this i lntin. large attendance b desired Pl A coverage. $3.SO per $ 100 roverWD-AD TH AGJ'OR. new rubber, anrl Mrs. D a vid Freema n and son . bener1ts lo m Ju red employees, for the 'jo int meeting of men · '.? GoN a... Vied ":an selling or delivering. Ne. are11, v r, 1, • Simpson urIn , s a 1 Barnes e. Ki to �t with mower. cultivators, com thry :. Mae Ttenn Mr!I. Mae Snyre of ZanP�v ille, "de-spite the fact present O h i o and women's club,, Ddrnt11nt.o AU M..aea ■ad Modell Company handles distribulion. imce Ageney, Middleport. Phonf! planlPr. New Idea manure N Ohio MJ,;1'ROPOLl1'AN MOTORS . visiled with M r . al\d Mn.. law , provides payment!I higher Each Wa rehouse will service 3 25 SOl.p WY 2·2903, 1C1th nn Mie :!!��10 wM•• p1,,.,. spreader 95 bu. never use<!. New d o t mo w a · e11den.-e u R 11 Hl� u Georg:e Sayre nnd Arlhur Say re than those of surrounding stales." r o r .... F.ut Mall 81. approximately from a lo 7 GRANGE WON'T MEET tab Holland PTO haler. All in good ON JNSURANC. Ch■ rloUe, North C1«lltn1, will IM PS BARNES-S '" However," he declared, " t h e dtiring I h P weekend . P"Jfflero,, Olm t .. •-- . noll1:e that on the 2i.1 day or ts ' .. Counties, depending upon popLJ. The meeting of Rock Sprlnga rondillon. .Joe Field!!, Chesler ' ...aen , M 1ddl epo r F ire, n.u_ ■ r, 111111 the und,n11nM . or,11 u '" . · fluence of the une thi·caI Mr . and Mrs. . Bob McCoy aad cort'llpt m ---- -. .,.,--cof lallon. May possibly operate Grange scheduled for Thursday te E.at th• of Road, R1 7. Pho ne WY 2·5110. a 1tutor Ad;,,1n1 '58--VOLKSWAGON, S1095. 2-0oor bard, S nt, WY mobUe. &mis. Pho Mime M ■ rle Spr1n1fr, lkf"l'uNi , dnughfer or Gallipolis, Mr. and Compensatlon Specialist is bring• evening has been cancelled. 'I1ttt 4 a 61c from your own home to start • if 2-JOJ. Sednn. One local ownn. Nice. n t o t.27-d filed hl1 p,Utlon a11ln•t y u I ni-, M rs. Fr n kl 'm Mered 'th an d son °f ing about a feeling amon sst work- members will vbll Recine Grange I a you have sultable storage .spnt·e -------- -- l'robat, Court "' Mein C o11 nt, . Oh io, 4 8 6k Blaellnan. Pomeroy. u,, end e rs that they are all entitled to t • 'rlfi CI-IE\'ROI .ET VB, $89,'l. IMaire Coltlmbus 0nd Dale Sayre on Weclnesday_ evening and re­ which meets \Vllh Comp.u ny ap• 1 11 ,t�" 1�ich l!M lwo I on V8 CIIEV HOLET re guests we 4 door hard top sedan. Air con­ Columbus of en child r 11r e h• y<>u v h w n 1 the easy money enjoyed by those sent a program. est1te rnl prov!ll. Yearly income { r O m DUMP TIWCK. standard. 7 ft x ditiont>rl, Po 11,er steering and FOR SALE: HOUSE S rooms and c1�1m to have • n M'' 1 11• 1 o r "0"11"1 "" 1 of Mr. and M rs. 0. 0. Sayre. w,·11,·ng to tell a few 1,·e, lo make , -----------Supply Station will average lnlerHt therein: > 10 ft, bed. Call Nt w llavl'n. TW hrakl's. !'owerglide. Blaettnar's Arthu_r S ay re_ lcft las·t _ _ w...,_k for a fast buck. bath. Nice location. 1 1 1 l ocust claim. In many such cases, the rrom $7, 000.00 lo $20 ,000 .00, de• rAr<"el No. I : The rollowlni;: real p in field Oh O, 1 0 visit h is tw0 5'•2788. 8. S. IB ob l Miller. Ht. 1 . Pomeroy. • 8 61c P Phone WY 2 53 S ! g o h� Coun ty t n f 1 t 1 points out lhal fellow u workman lawyers, < and ls a t offici . Y I "Union I , a !H , 1 t11 �� · !";;: �� ' t1; . pendin upon trading area al�,':::� 1�':ui,��ih:�11 1 ��'"'���� 4 1 0 lit: 3 6 lvi children 8 " d fami hesd Mr. ; nd who are sincerely trying tn pro- workers have h c.;As HANGE, 'l'ABI.E TOP. dou­ ac, the same kind lo11ed. No age limit. Small work1 h rt ay lm r n an Mr s. va tect the i nterest or their uni rs 6 1 '59 PONTIAC VII. $1795 2-door Se· !! ::u hle ovPn. $2.'i 00. Good condit ion. D. 0 1 � ALFRE A NEAR 4 of accident and collected II much RES �: on ing capital, which is always se- :1 ., C 1 : ���-�;' i:". r'1:;.:" 0•,�.. e . do n . Owned by Joe.al mechan ic. a r on, Also lwo rrwtal beds with commencln• w11son. paslurt mra m Acres tillable. Balance b •·hool member s, often tell a workman u $15 hundred without even to. cured, Js required. Only party Teace er3 o f New i- a\·en .J,l; huadnd ind 1lx1:r•CIY� feet fnm lmmaculat�. Blaettnar·s, Pom­ 1pring1 Sl0.00. Cad Stalder. G ood building site $1,000.00. nont stre•t it the eu\ dd• of attended 8 meeting al the Board that he does not ha.ve a legitimate Ing any tbne. with good background n eed Inoeroy. 4 8 6k Pleasant Ridge. i 10 3tc B1rlnfer Strm on, UUI North dd• L Atherton A · quire. Write at once to Steven ' a ' of • rlltffno 1rw1i ■Ile,-: &h ence north of F.d!M!alion office in Polnt PleasRt. 3. Coolville, Ohio 1111.Y•four fed cw 1lot11 -.Ud t11rREMlNGTON 18 Gauge Shotgun Household Producta Corpora. They were M 11!1. •Ut:Sday. 1111,er s1,n11 to Lot No. thirty• an 1• �'" Cheap 2 9115 Phone 443 and rotary type lawn mower. lion. Mid-West Division, 1 429 thru (33) ln 11\d To"n &r S)'ra. Burrell Dawson, principal. Mn. 1950 DODGE COUPE - a beauty t 11 h Phone WY 2-&t58. Coolville, Ohio 4 IO 3tp South Eleventh Street, Spring. Granville ;:•i 1! ��m!� c:!:..��"!':.� R. R. Vance. Mrs. 1951 Packard - run, nire "'11th 110111 .. Id C"•·• line S-ZB-tp th11nc• ritld, Illlnoi1. All inquiries are Mrs. ' Ohlinger, I · - R'd ,ixt:r-four <H> rm ie 1ald rlft�n Smoth, Mr,. Marl'1 n INS Plymouth - run• good. '57 FORD R anch Wagon -: aald 11011.1 "'"•t thence ■lie,-; Riddle, foot Roush. Mi81 Ethel inl garden lracb;ir and attach• held ln .alricteat confidence. Nice :Mio ft. housa lrallor. �:. te.\ le tu Pelil Mrs, H11rry ol-11-ltp Anna Allen. Mils ; ment '200. Mn, Ray Keeton, ' !lee RIii Ealley, In -.W.. furlber .. properl7 ebon Tl'I.• --Clark, Mrs. Woodrow Brown and -- I Mlnmville, Ohio. 4 11 31c l --- --H Loi No, • i . ..,,.,. ••-bod Ohio. t-11.«p (201 BUSINESS .,. , AddiOM 1o tho vm,., •• Mn. Stella Mercer. GAS. l1JEL OIL aDd COi) 1111'l!lyr1eu• Ohta. l\ete.-.nce O.ed1 •• « DaWl!IOD .and Miss Mrs. B•-111 MIDDLEPORT - Duplex with 5 ohl, vo1.• 11,. ,.., ,.._ o.., ..,_ ..,.... w:r � _. .. ...._ Pall'etll N.. Ii Ethel R!ddl• attended a rinclpal"• nlJ', Co (9) FOR � ,. a, 1111,on11 u u...,_ SPOUTIN ====--==--,,,==� I rooms up and bath. gas-.steam 1e at1U11t111. e1 b G. ROOI" Rl!::PAIR, ., .,._ - -i-• n: 11.1� ., meeting at the Board of F.ducatlon in �i.!�o:!i':: :, 11� G&&Ym.T ftACl'OIII ... heating in very good condition. abeet metal work. The Powert 01110, •••tt= L9l No. 33 1n the office tn Point Pleasant Tuesday ½, , � � -• • - _. Downslalr.s apartment hu bath VIII••• ., 8)'T1c1111, Mela• t:ounl.)'. . I-JO.Uc Com WY J 2311l pany. · eyatog• • ,w. ..... _. ..,.. ....._ la the water Nie you drink? Bad � 01110. rede lng, gu and nee& heal c s 2 nc ater km. mllllonl ■ •• Mr. and M rs. James Gilbert and � �o!'::; .!: �!::=� ..., h • _. trwtwa ... on orating. Nief'ly located Ohio . • tnt FRCE. Water Soltenerl ••.avialted relatlve1 in Fairmont, 90IIS ' &IJC'l'ieNm .. -.... _ -F-.. �• OU'l:ll' �-·t ·••·• the Cl'mll �-by. VUIWl hnd No. 3: '111• falla..an. 4• Sain _. lroo Acid, Sulphur. Gu. Dirt over the weekend. Va., W. UAIONABLE UTD ,, v111■ wrlbed lot■ fttueted tn lhe ter\an Church. Lot h u double , ca11a1,- or llelt1 11nd .. R,-nw &r . Odor and Remover· ... Chlortuc,. • Mrs. Paul Kemp and IUld IATIIPAC'l'ION Mr. QUUANftU · - .... .. ....... - "• .--... suii. of Ohio ead. lmoWII ant d•· garage wilh nice d riveway. A on. No. ■ t etc •• at haU � nm.,. Toledo vl!ited her mof' en wlt: c Lota ro wL loll< a acr o bed hildr Call w _.. L O. MG('.., 1!11111 11111 llnef.. p_,.,.1, nice place to live plus income �blrty 1301, 1111,t:r-<>n• ,,u. tlllrt,-. tic and Pub••· . IN otbar w,•.,_,_ -•Harl, a·' Freda Ml'II. lber, - •-rrv m, Clptcr. - 1-11-31).t,I S • Nie l•o '31) and lot loourtded and 4,. 100% L.AT X PAIN'I' from other apartmen t. $l2.000. • ,crtbed. a■ ro1 1°"''· vii: ee11nn1ri1 reletives here over the weekend. Correction a Speclalty. :,u. o, t. o er ■ or north ee 1 • t t c r t h N n BRAND NEW G. E Swivel Top ...,,.._ LO oo. _ _._ BEE !,I -· ••, Mrs. ,.,na ~" rles Lester and Hundreds of new cotor1 matce W10f F • •111n••• "-'•• "''� r. II.PU . t•,nty•nlne 119) In Ill• town of VICUUID Cleaner on wbeela. RADIO TV SERV ICE HIWAY HOME - Nearly '3 acres, s,rae11•u thence e■,1 HYea1.,...1 •M famii.. :vUlted serveral days with pickln" taster and ■■-ler tnan ever. Mn. R. c. Story, ltl Unkln Avfl. 11 -1 colored. ComC'18) Ifft lo a..-tn1e-r stre1t1 thlnce ...:dlful AU Makes on IY I mi' les fnm Pomeroy on ,,_..... Pomeroy, 0 . , Phone WY 2·2'111. florth thl,tHn m, fed iu •ri• hlt brother and family, Mr. and All available lf'I SPRED SATIN, 1111 plete wllb all attachmtnta. 1011th Hat coraoi,r o1 Lot No. Mrs. Rav Leiter in Maryland, wonder paint that pa on beautiful­ Phone WY 2-2255 good Highway. Plenty garden 11 ,cu 1 lhlrt:,_lwo 1311 In ult M>lrl!I af .8yr• 1111 tJm week � -1• IOr .,. -1· 00• I :--;:;;;;=-"7'===----- I 808 E. Main St, Pomeroy. 0h lo spare. a-bedroom house w I t h ru•: Ulfonc• .,,11t .....a1,. .111h1 and also visited in Washington, ly 1mooth with brush or roller. Orin E os - 1 CHAIR. 8 2 Tmm. If � Pbcme WY 2f1RI ,._1, lhtnN aoutll thlrtttn IUll · Clehmd, TV runmng virat er ' coaI f umace 111 20 minutes - no offensive odor. D. C. leet te lh• p11.-e ot bql.nnUla. 4 7 .._ ml. _. JUN Hayn, Kingsbury Rd. 4-l l•tfc heating, rommode and 6hower. York Gilbert wu lil New James 4-11•3tp ----------aaram(C. DUD: Val. 103, Pap Garage. Comp� with fUJ'll). m. DN4 .ae,ei;inb 11c11a couat,. on bulineN two daye 1ut week. = AUfflONEEB ===-==,,- ·�-�� , Olllo. WHITE. ALBINO PONY with sadIIINI al -.00 Mr. anc1 Mrw. Harry Darnell and 1 • t die a1:d bridlt for sal�. Phone 1 " h family 111 11' C. C CUCKLER, REALTOR Yaa an Nltlllndi 11,o v iait.ed: relath'el in Bunt• � SA VE ON TOP (/UAJ.ITY ENAMS. ._. CrtU .__. ...-_,..,. laid ,.UU.• o■ or baton \ht l9tlLi --�.I Wy.•,... .,.,..., • J t·3(P PHONE WY 2-JaD BOX m. ..,. m1 April. 1N1 , u JUQ111en1 bJ' ington over tM --,iu,. Wrt&e. ,.._ w Ost1tacifi wUl lie Nllderld HllllllR ,-ou,. dd11l11 M'• n-• PoweD of st. ��·-•-- I Rich nml•a1ost finish for Wlllt lnlt -75 BARRELS OF Timothy hay. A. C. IRADPflRD. - Gllo FOR SALE: STORE with 0111B IMIIJARD, ADIIINISTJIAI ...... TOI. O'I' THI UTATB o.bur , Fla., la viailing Nla:Um g woodwork. Stoel •• now and - , o1 P ScoU er Atwat M ' 8- 0 R JIAffU. 111.ABm SPR1Nau. AIR CONDfflONINQ. RD'RIG, ap l'Wllll and I l'OOll'II and -.a :....-r and famll•, - 1111iu her 1 he ... ,, J 8 • . auY QUAllTS AT "1IIT MICO tor. CaU WI l-36a. 4-11-31.e ., __,,._ 1"-""' ao.wDIICaA �"- Will __ 11:RATION !f!Lnklfl. J'ack"a Re- bath over -.i.111. -n CROIVJ:D • · PDIITl:a Mr.' and Mrs. Homer DePugh in om1t EXPlflEI O# MA Y 4 - 11,, � 4 ROOM HOUSE with bath, base-. frtpraUon. New Haven. Pboat for '9,IOO. Movinl to Chleago. •�:. � tl'i, �� 10• Ito Ame.sv� Ob1oi Mr. De'Pugb un. ment, and fen<ed In back yard. (I.D.d Call Sp. s-5911. C!lftoo, W. Va. TU. S<lll3'l. ci.:,,,,.t major !!ldl!r:r at I/Diver• Call WY 2-3054 alt,,r 4 : 30. ..,....... (21 1 slly Hci,pltal, Corum""-. recenlly. OON'T PUMP YOUR Sluglsh 4 S Ille Mr. and Mn. i,Joyd Reali were , • attended Mrs. Allee ·Dodson oeptle lank. Get Kleao-Eo►AII HOUSE AND 14 ACRES GROUND :::,;c;;;;:-;;:;;:;; ;--;==== Phone: WY--i,. 247411 APART• I Septic Tank Clean"'r, Ohio Val- Furniahed or unfurnished. On Easter aerviees at. Chester then weekend gueat, of lhlllt daughter lr,1dl,ury aOH M FURN ISHED --:: l'.a ROO;; . Rev. and Mrs. Kl!lNT. Clean. Clooe-in. Phone ley Plumbillg, Pomeroy, Ohio. Middleport Hill. Cootact: Calvin •Iaited "'Ith Mr. and Mrs. Cwtls and son-In-law, MI DDLl;o.T, OHIO ,l - ·� ; . John Barringer, Charleston. WY HO!, • 8 31c 3 2 llllp Lane, Middleport Hill. • 7 lllp Wolfo. W A NT ADS I BUSINESS SERVICES (20) ..... -, (1 0) --FOR SALE R�NT " 'I "°" WANTED BUY '" NOTICES FOR SALi: ~- . --- PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 ........., •• ,. �· I I · I FOR RENT ... ....... - -- HELP WANTED - MUELLER FURNACES I ARNOLD'S Emrnl8h. ---·--- ·=�-��-�� ----- --- ·- r ---= -- - �-- SALES Leaal Notice ''tt"",· -- - ==-c=-=--c,==-c-·--� (21 ) REAL ESTATE �:,,.,�! r:,!��;� {�' .!��!: ! �! L�: ; ::!�• 1 ' - �-• •- �" ---•-�-- a •� ,. :��=•·(118,l 1:: SERVICES ,ear1,, w •• a....., .'fl..., •r �:, ec:====...,...,,...___ wm II I It'� Color Pickin' Time for �Ne PAINTING «m>. l'E ••• our wllol• n•w array ol aprlng decorating oolora rn - nDII YM:ATION 11rt. D ,._ Smllh and dauct,1or Mn. Robert Kaye Wtlaon retun,. Hartford New Haven :,'=.7..��-·.� News, Events News Events . - ,........ "- """' - - - .,__. -·�·-· • r • «IM ..,..,. ployo,i --o1 piallo - r•,h r-,_.,,. loJl'l. f((J(/ ,.,_...,A., • lhl b11,;.:;'..7..: ==::; ...� •,..... �,.,, '� A " �! lholcbJ - and Bavor!J Rouab (,I\ IIO ...., &UrD OllUl'I . ROTAIIT a v YlaOINIA CAJIU1'0N Mr. Ind llrt. w. T. - bad -tad vocal ; �• ("1 P.TA. 1111.D • as tbeJr ..... - • lln. Hal- Tht Rotary Cl.. •- ,,_ alleDdJnI ,... Mr. and MONTHLY IIIUTING •, • en - Cook. lluntfnatca, Mr with Lad.o Nlahl .., Tbunday . . L. ll r. and Mn. Tht Hartford P. T. A. held tho and 11n. llerrtll ,_ f ovea!q at lbelr ,...w- d.laoer Ml-I l ragulor IIIOfdlll1 mlOliJI at tho cbJJdNn N ldy, Mmilyn and Bel- .-1n1, Tht --- wu ,.. "1tlNr Wehrll. Mr. end Mn. ffar. f Jldiool Monday n lght. 'IIMI ,-. ty Jo o1 G alllpolla, Mr. and Mn. Nlltad by 'fllomu RNd , bond di- '1 M iller, Mr. and Mn. Earl Clak / '---'-=--L:.;.z...-!1 lnl - oponad by the pnaldmt, N. 0. Woln, Mr. and lln. Geor11 .....,. ol Wahama Scbool. Mr. and Mn. lwwQ Capeb1rt. IIAaHl!Y QOOGLE and SNU'f �:FY '-":-'SM I._ _...::,;::::,___ TH Mn. Earl Field■, The ....otlooal J,- and chlldreo Billy and J• lie � four )'GUIii -- Jo Mr. and Mn. - w� WU lo charge ol Miu Either M0, nJe o1 BarifoNI. 1--'- ---'-.::.:C..:.- Mr. and Mn. Lloyd - 11;. the bualn.., .... IT'S POURIN' ' lubliq M<CIIIJ1I, 1ludenl al II,■ . Bertha DalJoy ol .,._ 11n. I RECl<()!II DOWN RAIN. Ph lp&r;:;:ill, ,:r. lion Mrs. l'illd WU elected to Wut Vlrglnlo Unlveully. Mo,. "'f , Mr. and llrt. Thoma, -· ll • · l"LL 61T UP AN' 60 attend the April meeting of the pntown, ,peot tbe Euler Va<• ■on and baby ol Hartford _. lln . Httmao M GIT ME A PW6 OF � :: �wo �ll re-ling the tioo with bio p,...,,to. Mr. and Eulor gueolo ol Mr. and II r o. U,,: rlo d . J CHAWIN ' TER8ACKV .T.A. .,...p decidod to have Mro. A. K llcCIU!ll, Floyd MeMllltn Mn. Tbomas Reed and Mr • Wiener Raa1t for lhe ho),, woo Mr. and Mn lameo FU. and Jameo Hompton Mr PERSONALS ·and M '· ployed buutboll. The P.TA. .J. H. Smith I, a modleol ... chlldreo John Irvin and lo,« DonaJd F. and planned to ..,.., home made Jet tienl al the Plwant Valle y Ho,. Ann ol Charleeton openl l!luter John Rldpay, Mrs. Ci,,le Foley, ere.am and cm May l for t h e pital, Poin with Mn. Fiber'• parenta, Mr. Jad Fle■her, Sherry P1ether and t Pleuant, clean-up <ampolgn. More �- Mro. Mar,ie Flo J boa boon and Mn. l. W. e ld X ll the four pn,1e111lq tho propam. .,....,.i equipment bu been Pill'· removed to her home from I •',sod. The l'nalcleol appolntad Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point • naminattn, cornrntt&efl to nomi. Pleuant. Tap '1'ID .... olfleen for the """"" year. Ray Riffle la I medical palltnl IIOND&'f 1'IIIIOllCIII ll'IUPAr Cowolry Tap Tao Oo ... The - to be at tho out meet- at the Holzer hospllol Galll U. $: II Sip po . 7,0I Break!... Par1J Ing April k Spuken for l h e Bernhart Ven er �f Findlay 1, 00 Tod-, -­ God c«mtry I. ll J 7,15 l:mol!o4 were llev. Sayre ol the Ohio ,penl tho Easter NOR 7, Ill B.._,MI Party l:IO Parm Tune Chul'ch al Chrilt In Chrilt 1an Un• with his parent s, Mr. and Mra NO MERE l:2S '11111 World fllfa 1:33 Comt.Q'J J,mboraa Ion. He gave an .inlerutlng talk George Lerner. CLOTJ.lE S . � 7 : 00 llNuwt l'q .., 'The Meaning of Easter . · • The Mr. and Mra Ce<ll HOSS ­ GalrinJ of 1,:111 8'ulrfaol Pm, LIKE vmer �er Mayor Elberton Bridgeport, Ohio and Mlu Helen 7: 25 Eltmded Weather t:lti Nm HIRt! Crites d11<u1sed the �lean-Up Jenkins of Colwn bus ...,.. the 7, 30 Plcum Show Bnufut l'a'IJ &port ean,>aign. Mls.o Mildnf Chap- -kend gu..ts of Mrs. Heruy 7: 50 Sobio N..,. lf:m I: 00 BreufuJ Pert, man I room and Miu Eathfr Mc- Jenkins. 11,00 Ddlon'a Top Ta �ight'a room tied for the book : a,, Tm Wo,ld 'fl:111 UOllilq Mr. and Mrs. Olr.ey Roulh of 11:IIO ,1ven each tbne for havln1 t h e Letart, w. Va. M (Ne\111) r. and M r 1, , d,m NOCIII Newa moal parent, present. Concludlnil Cloude s1e..1ng ol Enuahe, 1,30 11row1far. Puty lhnbattM Mehr.tiM the meelillg the IJ'OUP wu invl� Washin gton, spent Euler Sunday 1,00 llonlJnc - Pa,ty ed lo tho IChool calelarla for re- with Mrs. Ed Ble88lng and daugb- IO: ll cam., l:D N"" Pt. Pleuu& lrelhnNMa. for the eve- ler Mt.. Audrey Bleulng. 11,00 blfar Shop 1:atl PlaU.. PartJ Dm& ware 11n. Earl Fields, Mn. Mr. and Mn. Hsr1ey Powell of U · ll c..miry Boo Don J._ Smith Jr., Mn. Floron Nllro spent Sunday In Hartford 11: 15 Farm Bureau GASOL INE ALLEY Platte Party f , Mrs. Ruth M 1 1 1 e ce S11fw Fmmcum ,·, vi!liting relative& and friends. 1:15 NMII ll :30 CAIUDtry Ho■ eJuWD Mrs. Margret Rizar and Mi,1 Es- Mr1. Garnett Chapm Judy put up the money an a n d U·O Party • Farr• Time thor M cKn'1ght . '/OU two for h_alf the fi"'t dollQhnut G'<leon . l thinl:. Mbs Myrtle rloush of Letarl were 1:41 "- Roundup .. ,. Mld• 11, JQ Dow . l 0'7 machin l'l e. The 500lnd W<l\'e shou -··· d ilt ROME ,_ HOSPITAL w-'-"'' "'-lln:auay evenma: a:u,:;:,,.o of 1,00 Platte,, p...., o .omethin ,-..,,,.vages buy ing Gall KnlRfit, a patient at the Mrs. Ed Blessing. Sip OIi in uJl'iti nQ . the 12:00 Nooo News Mason Clinic, Mason, for some Mrs. Roberta Adkins of Norfolk IVNDA'f profiti. Jt5t l2: 11 Gt.ell' � weeb fqllowlng a 1troke. is now Va. spent tile past net with 7,15 Sip Oo 1, J(l(lvli d: 30 Jull For OIi home and mueh Improved. pa,t in 7,IIO Euy .,_..., ilaler, Mn. Ma'fle Flelda. thli 1 7,41 btla, Olapal Daily o.,'April 1 1, 1961-7 :;: For y,., 1:15 Soeiaf -.11y llhow 2,0D 'la:, JI With 1411110 TlM Onudo al. the we ,Ii 00 Platlar � ll�Iec 4,30 Local N.... '11111 &mcl'1 AOQ089 4:35 Plaltar Party ti, Gobi, 22. Orlehta.l WOIIJiDplo Reporll to the ara, poten­ 5,tl New, ftaulldup l'Oapla ::c� tate 1,0D 8undowo 12,00 Noan Newa 11. -..i I. Smart . 2,. Warp� I: Ill Sip OIi 12,15 '11111 Searcb .... ... BurnJnc yam NANCY bull> IATI/IIDAT 12,:.t Army a­ duhlnr JG. Chlof 13. Pl'Jluclcl ll8Jll) delty 5,51 SiCIJ OD J ·.DO Suoda)' Sbo­ ( 15, Indian Y. HOJJ!llily I Bsbyl.) s,11 NOWI Roundup 1:00 Mel Price Show weight - · - HE TA LKS 8. Exclama!ii. Needle "- -AND NOW A I Ill Countey Top Tea 1:00 Bunday Sho,, AND i'1R.. SM ITH 18. Sea .._ tlon NOTH ING aperture 11 CLOSE · U P OF 68 SHOT 1:30 Fann A 1,30 Sign " l'inlo Off ·-· 7 I. One (comb, 28, AWJll 1 , Extinct BUT GOLF --­ FOUR UNDE R bird torm ) THE MOON ao. French Wi-iAT A PA R - - · E TC:·· 18, Lan4 . 10. Or�)t cbfJk rail letter BLA- - BLA- 32. Sly look■ 37. Tart ,0. Oordlal 14. 'Be-b as, 1\41verber.. 38. Ponder 23. InfaQt 18. 8"it.tle 39. Biblical •It MONOJ ,,,,.... FIMaJ 2:7. Watohtlal (dial.) ., . 9porta If. Auatrallan: character p 11. 8uti.1de 1:11 Si on 4 4,115 - County Newa mahop,iy 41. Nor ( dial., IUlfdlU. 28. Monaltery 29. Chance 3G. Enrllllh f2. Biblical 7,oo Mulical C!oek 1:00 Comnumlty New1 21. Blundel' llat>J princeu name 1111111 7,tl Tht Lflellna l,OI World N.... allo) a,oo Ohio V Newl I: ll IIUllealo IIO. Blab• 1,05 Ohio NOWI pttolle!I l:IIO -• Boulevard ll. A wton ,, 10 S:,Orla 118. 0ntou, 1,ll World Non II a,m Muelcal Clock (Jap. ) •....., llf, Clly ,, .. Oommlllllly Nen l:Sll on t,oo Musl..l Clock 7,0D ualcal Clock IT, Wbuo o,so Publto Service Showa 7:'5 The Lllellno e,.s - o1 Bleulnc 1,00 Ohio ValleJ New, 10:0II Mom 0Mmty New1 t:OI Ohio Newt 10:111 Talk ol the Ton I, 10 8porta Todw . .. ...4 10:16 WIM'ld 1, 15 World Nowa 11 :111 What'a M1 Number 1,IO M-,i Cb$ . I <Moo., Wed., Fri 1,11 Local N.... 11, 00 Talk of Town t,00 """""1 C1oot . <Tuea.. tburo. I .. � t, 30 Soq l Story Tlnw Wlf 11: ll Tai. ol Ibo 'l'oWII t:41 llbo-. o1 Blwflit 11: ll Cbur<II lleJla Rina .. .., lr+-+-+--+-4 11,00 lllp School Bl Pando ! Friday aal, 1 I0,1115 World a. Cullln br+-+-+-+11,40 Soeiaf BecurllJ n,oo lllglJ School Rfl Pando ''IIINillY only) t.riw u,se Lepiatt,o 4-11 11,46 World Newa 11 :tl World N..,. DAILY OSl'PivQUOTE - HeM'• how to work 11: 11, .. llooon Count, New, 11:11 Walter Moeller A ll Y D L II A A. X . d,00 CommlJolty New. tJi> t..oca1 N..,. d, lo L O N O F fO L L O W 11:115 Noon Newa Noon New• 12:0S Cii.e Wtel' llmpl)t ltan4e for t,iaother. In th1- aampte A. Ii HALi:' AN Hou,·• lOOK ATM uaed d: 10 Oblo N.... ANO I-IE HASN'T TAl(E � Utfi rot the. three 11•, X for the two 0'1, eto, Single letters, apoa, 12, IO Oh l(> N"" LEi ONE MIT THE DRl\/i ClCNM' 12: 15 Marllitu l:napldei, the lmrtb, and formation of the W'Ol'di are all hlnta, U::15 W. VL Farm l'eabn GROtJND YET I -1 d,M Bullet1a Board 4'Q' Ibo OOde Jettera an 41tt-� d,IO Bull&lln Boud d,15 N&WII O Grams " 12, N"" 0 Gnma A "'7P(ortom (luofalloa 12,30 P'ann and - Hour 11,111 BW ""'11 Show l' B J J l' P N r v, J Z V K B Y :l' P :il ' .11: d:tl ljlr. MUlfc ll:11 World 1:a Lo<al Newa rrxv T? 1,00 em Fomll Show J & W S D Z J l' P K K • x v q 1,00 Muole S, 30 Anny Tinw I X !!t B X • K z•q X G X V - R >' X C P , S,OO World N.,.. 4,111 D1aciq Wftl, lloa a;pte;--1 AT LIDNOTR THa K01CN .ufD 1,111 llr. MUlle 4,38 Holltnc Homo OOw CAllll:->loWII. 3,1111 l.,..i 1,00 Saturday Nm SUmmar, . . .... -. ........, ....1 4,111 Dloclq With Don 1:ll lfllllcall 4:M llalllq � 1,111 S,,-. lloulennl ,, . Oil 14 llol'l'I" ___ ..:..;.____ : nii11ii[1i;r---------- .,,j 11Jcb Kniaht. llurJoJ = -art. :: C:::i. Mr Roush, �- n, ... - ■ llfdftalJ9u Bo&....., he; Sentinel.-Pomeroy-Midd!epori," 1· s, �= 11'•lllanilll " -.,. ••• . ,, '- . . .. . .. -. .. . . . •=• . ,• Par1J -- -. 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' ' .... rock 'n roll panty girdle In •• thrH lengthsl .. ... .......... •.,,.._. .,.rae ..._,. rlYlsl nem .. ..- .... , ....., &n.edy _.. ..... ··� '1 Ill! V.S.8.JL :la ... -,u : ., "W•- ..__ aritalW, ... ..,.,un ... llla fe.. JI 011,• ..... ... .. j •Clf-----•••••llf Church Notices Needed Earlier, -,. -__ --•------··-· ........... ..., ....... -. ... -.... .....__.,_ __... .... ..... -. ..... ,,,............,..____ ..........., _ ........ ..... ...., ........ ,.. .......... _.eaalt ...... I ,- ,,.oo. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY e-.&rt....._ ... ...._ -llt27IIOUlm.-1111', • IR-CSACSltXIOl"W •ar111e CO&OII aA toe.ti'-- CLINTON FISHER CO. COUIB CENTER PHONI WY 2,2452 PIii PARKING o-1i.s-,o,.. AWHk OHIO MIDDLEPORT ,. 011,::. BAHR CLOTHIERS SN Tham Now At ••• BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO Hom, Of Name Brend Merchtndl.. - IN MIDDLEPORT­ R•t Relaxed In Comp lete Comfort In '"' th• THEMOVINGlSl CHA/ts YOU EVER difference • full DID SEEi I cyllndett makel CAIITCION IVIRY NIGHT! MASON cuzv• - 1bo- ••• every Inch an OLDSMOBILE! •-;; .· lnv .,._lo ;�,; IMI & YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, OHIO , !:(' Anthon1 P■rtlru, Fleel Rlcbll'd Cante, Jo and Sllv■na IIIJlllno In "THIS A-Y AIII" �!or 6 Teclllllnma) .U.S0 CARTOON v.. TIMI ICHIDULI NOTICI MASON DRIVI IN Future ilote<I ftrll lllrta at 411,t. Tba plclurt u.ted ,.._ Olldq wlU k ■lirU atl l:IO. .!'86hl0" fresh chain for IMllf peopll, •o relax inl Ch.lira that move with you • • • back and forth • • . 'round to the ril:ht ••. 'round to the lelt , , • Up romn the footre■t on ■ome .• rock, .wive!, recline to 7our HEART'S CONTENT. �­ DRIVf·IN TONIGHT I WIDNIIDAY PAMILY NIGHTS Breu HaJiitY. Yvonne Lime •1,110 lulh for 11,o bu,arw11o- ........ o omallo, earl Alert ••• _,. hondla .. ,wflh tha ell-- 155-h.p., 01..,1 ..., Rack- V_......,nd­ GNI equip...., In e-,, f-851 1o1- yau ..,,, onylow-prlcocl -... COffll In and clri,. ,i,,,,� • fflll lOCM AUrMOlllla «NNMOIU GUAUrr IIALIII --- To Conference FOUNDATION GARMENTS - IIAIN FLOOR rormorl1 Smith Clothln1 Co. F-85� Two Pomeroy Bank1 To Observe Funeral � IT ROCKS UIERTY THEATRE lflddleporl, Ohio NOW SHOWING Clifton Webb, Dorothy llcGoiNi 6 Clw-lN COiburn IT '111.11 "THE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER (Bcapo .. Color) -andltllth Calvm As amu-, '$MOKIY GITI A GUN' IT 1.91JNGD )moN COVlllf, ,OAI,\ SEATON your 110C1C1L lock • ,..,_ HINng p o■lllon for ,_,. he! comfett. All •I-lime, old­ ti� .�'-'""' @lat wlU IMco""' ,....., -. loth pl- rackor and-1Mludod■11h11 pri-. I AppU..- for •at•Old Joi,- 'lb■ 1lelDporar, atended prolea benellla - Ibo - ,_ .....,. ljlp]lN lo unemployed ponry fedetal proctam beau Worbn who d r e w their lu, Monday ill the Point P1euant- cbecb ■laee June 30, 1980, a n d Gllllpoll■ II� dl■trlet. lo elJalb]■ _,. ,mo 11181' .. Frank W. QI� man..,_ .._ their benefit, befo re April 11kl today Jt will be another wel l, 1981. befora he can tahuW. appllc• 'l1loN ehgible far cl.iuma may tion, and "&et • picture" .lndicat- draw eomptnHUon up to equal Ing bow man, olf the aru'1 l,a one half the amount they hleelY• ))bleu qualify for the beneflta. eel GI' were entitled to before the , EllgfbJe ,.,.._ wlll drn «m· WWD'W)e, ii a ct.1hnaut'1 odginal peuatJon up to III tlddltlon U cletermmati<m was· HOOi, paid at weeb. About .._000 Oblom■ .,. Ibo rate of .. for WNb, 111> expected to qualify. The Polm det the new Pffll('am be will rePl- ..._ IDdudll llelp - hall, or - .payable at 142 md GoDla - la Obio, Ind a - ol IJ -• No walllq Muon, Pu!um Uld J■- "'"8- paiod lo l'l<)1lllod. .. In hll lut Ia addttlan lo :l<l'IA<"'il.l' � ,1'/o. ,_.' l1 ;(.lijit.,,;b ••• ,t,_lj,l<J Jljf �� ""'� ■ edl"" .. (Be..,. I, COior) Al• ...... - Unemployed Fili ng Now For Help '' .. ·, � .. , " ' . -- ... . w... \'lr8blll. -Ina benefit <hect ■Ince June ao, 1960, other requlrementa for ellglbll• Uy ltlpulate that a claimant must bl uaemployed, not available for In Ohio or any oth· bonelll er ■tate, ab le and available for work, reportiaa to the nearest ot· flee of the Bureau, and.not disqualified on any ,rou.ndl. Former member, of the Armed Force, and l'ederal dvil.lan employees also are covered under thit �xtemkn. A poraon recejvlng <erlam retirement or pension payrnenta: may Jiave hi■ meuded _,, � rat■ - by I& -■t of auch -,nt paid for lbat net. . ., ..,-, v,;,,)C �� �1,11,(1 �fJlt'f,):['�f;, -�,1,/� ·,,. . "Jl:,.c' ••� rJchla Inuned!at,Jy alt,r Preside nt KeR­ nedy 1i,ined the bill extending b.n efita, Ohio, llllder in9tructlon from Governor DJSalle, entered into an agreement with the Secreu,ry Labor to act ati the •Rent o! the United States for payln1 this addi tional compensatll)n_ '"Tho purpose of the extended t"OVerag,e_ is to provide purchas­ Ing power for jobless worken wlio have drawn all the um!mplov. meot lmuraoce to which they are enlllled," Cbilde"' ,aid, "We bow what's good for the unemplo,.... wo,•er aL,o 1, ROlni to beneltt the groc,,r, landlo,J and Ohio bulineS1 11l ii'Deral," I� or Joonclucled. ;,.,., .,•• '- Vtl<, 1l,,.l...., ..... ,, • , • ;,,,.,· ·,;, ·', ' ,. RUTLAND CLASS PLAY - The Junior Class of Ru tland Hig h Schoo, wlll �resent its class play "Rest � s ured," this Frid av evening al 8 m the high school au ditorium w ilb Jim Sheets playi ng the lead role or mad M orlock. Other :nembers of the cast, first row, 1 tor, a re Martha Brewer Juanita Tackett Jane PirloqfJ_· Betty M orris, Dot ti e Smith, Sandra Little, June Tillis and Connie Le wis, B ack �o w Junior Carter, She ela Wiseman, Paul Pierce, David Pierce, Dick Dugan, Larry Parsons, Hiran, Sla wter, jr. Play is under dir · � .Mrs. Nellie Par�er and Miss Sa lly Schaaf as sisted, by Warner M organ. Stag, n.nagers are Larry Ptu'IOlll Hayes, Claren ce Lamb,,rt and Lee Combs. In cha rge of ticket, and publicil.ii an Sa:,:Dlf Birchfield, BW1 Roger Riggs and Paal Aiuuer. - SeaiineI P hoto. . . •.• , �" .,' ,rt , · .,.•_ '-'.'"' ,;Jrr:::;;:;:i•� �nc •.. ./t- i,_,'Q.n.,,_., ,.�1 .t�,h'.-:.t ,, •r,�:' , .,, 1 , mone, Da.,. ·, <' . •' ,-tq," o,, I .,s, ,.,.,,,,, ,•a,.,,, . ,-;�t lli:M't\. , J� .;:t_;-. /,\.l!':j, �� � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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