https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f6616c85de688d33651e3aa2e8cdb82f.pdf 4100508dbb69ceec40b5fc210c8ab40b PDF Text Text . .. -- . . ' • • �-- ent1ne PiOWYOUKNOW ! I ( \' ne flltilife■ R•Lt- el 411UR1 s. othe-. •• you •·oal411 bn tllem d♦ 19 y111, wu ftrM pNOoullce,,I by ConfUdUI, the Oiine1e phlli)11t phrr, 9b •a• bvra ii 551 B, • - DnoUJtl To Tiu, lnteTe.r. Of Th. 111-...111- Ar• voe XII No. 306 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, April 17, IOilI 4-Year-Old Youngster Dies In Path Of Car Sunday '°I Four.year-old Tommy Lewi, of to his death. Meigs CuUJ1ty Sheriff Robert Whitlatch, all of Route 1 Middle• Middleport Route 1, anxious The t·ar he had been riding In C, Hartenbach was notified of thelport. get to his Sunday School class, was driven by Alberta Wagne,:, acrident at 9:IS and rushed in Quillen waa traveling north� died instantly Sunday when he' 33, RI. J, Pomeroy. The youngs- the scene. He said no charges llclu'- 14.1 00 the right side of the ran from 8 park ed car into t� ter and three other children were, will be filed against Quillen. road at an 1pproximatti apeed ol . . palh of an ont'Dmmg v_ehK'.'le driv- ping to S und11y Scho ol at the Sheriff Hartenbach said a num• 30 miles an hour when the acc1en by J�eli Ray Quillen, IU, of church. her of other persona witnessed dent OCCWTed, officer, aaid. flear Racme. · 1ud'�g Arthur E· Cowty Coroner Henry Ewing •~.1 b Y Mr-.. the f8 taUtY me Little Tommy was the first per- In the car opera� son to alight from 8 car stopped Wagner wwi 13-year--old Loretta Marrum, Ht. l, Middleport, past• waa caJled io the scene. He said on the right side of Route 143, Fridley of Route 3, Pomeroy, or ?{ the Bradbu ry Church of the youngster died lnstanUy from the impact of a fractured 1k ull &cross from the Bradbury Church Brenda Wagner, 14, Rt. 1 Pome- ChnSt o! Christ. He got out of car on n1 roy, and Candice Hutton II n d O�r persons who saw To�)' and I crushed chest. Also et � right Slide, disregarded a called Sheny Hutton, botJi of Route l;run mto QuiJlen's path were W1I- scene wert Post 27 of the Ohto waning, ran ,1iroUJ1d in front of j' Pomeroy. All witnessed th,e lra�• bur Rowley, William H. King, State Patrol, Dr. T. A. Hewet!IOfl, Virginia Whillatdt, and Jim and tht Middleport Emerg�) the car he had been riding in. and edy. • i I l m • I j PLENTY OF TIME � b p • t, • •• • fl A II ,, "'n • u 3: w Ir u · ,_ ' \;-�_ Theindividual usnsactions here are many snd f,ftried. Yet, you will alway, !ind an officer o, 10 give you owmb<r nf our ,ufl ,ead7 111d willing -- . .___, prompc aueati""'! Do iiot besita� to come 10011 fioancial problems. bddiallriacon6deoce. 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Thu fplJ he'D atar In IN Broadway mu1illeal ''Kean." ..... . I 14Jtor Paul ABC ... fl Harvey HI aandwlellilt« in M i d­ Weol .-fnl - •l011g wttlJ Ml MWMallioc eh(,rea. "" - ......, Looi< lor _f, 8,-U. to nplaa An-, -• In \81-TV"o "ibe<k­ ........ - .,. ,.._._ mystery eerlel!I mums In llt WI. ' .._.. ........... • con,e,ly - alorrilj( � y., Dyb Md enaA•d _., -<-1 Ro,er, it bls- ' I • ' ANNUAL FIREMEN'S DINNER FOR Pomeroy High School football and ca&e player■ was given Saturday evening by the Pomeroy Volunteer ·Fire Association in the Second Ward firehouse. It draws a number of for.. mer coaches, all school officials, and invited -•faithful'' su pporters of the PHS sports program. Visible around the table are former PHS cage coach Dick Retton, Rutland grid mentor Jim Vennari, Supt. of Schools Ch a r I e s Gibbs, Principal Japtes A. Diehl, Jr., and many others. There are no speeches, just a Joi of eating, and brief re­ marks I 4:111 N. Y Pblll,o,-i,, C..cort s,oo Ted 11..t l:IIOILnol,aey 1:30-"'°'Coot,ory .. Daael� 5·30 Rocky & Friends 6:00 Paul WltleheR 6:30 "''alt Ollftt1 ? : 30 llaverlclr: 8:30 Lawman 9:00The 0.W • ... The ·�·�.. 10:30 Wlnaton :CJlurchffl ll:00 Neww 11: tllMovletlmil, NEED MORE .I 1Revolution Is Launched In Beach Battle STADC WC HS-TV Channel 8 We P■y 3% lnt■rNt On Your Savings lhtf Wfl Ola M lnl . ·sCJNIJAY WSAZ-TV Channel 3 # ·;/ I to give to Your Needs ti 0 e V ....... -for.,....., rv·, ..... ......... A modern family room e,an be add, ed lo }'Ollf bomt for a1 little as $9.51 per mo. CIIB8ffll'S �� IIOUI-Thore'o DO bldp IINI M llmJ, when De- W-• appear, In bfl naMlfe � oil daddy, But be'a sUll i>Ji.iifng aeeond fiddle to .,.. �,,a, In this photo.. RustJ, al,d]ila brotben, Robby 7. ODd .......,, 12, an 1ppemns.wllh .dli� In 1.''Gununou'I ei,llode. ..... ( . Weekend Sports On TV ' 2:25 P. M.-01nnel 13. Baseball, Braves Vs. Cubs at Wrigley Field, Chicago. Diny Dean and Pee Wee Reese Report. 2:30 P. M---Channel 3, Cincinnati Reds '"· Ille SI. Loalo Canlinals. 6:80 P. M.-Ch.,nel 13. Wrestling champions ' ,.,_ P. M.-<hllnnel 8, BOI!ng. New York Clly, Dido: 11ger, Nigeria Vs. Spider Webb, Chi<a­ go. Mlddlewelghll IO rounds. SUNDAY 2:25 P. M.-Chonnel 13, Baseball, Milwaulee Braves vs. Chie&EO Cubo at Wrigley Field. 2:IO Cha11.-.I 3, Bwball. IINo Vt. SI. Louis Cardinals. The l CineinlUlti �AL __. nival Kid." HOU...'YWOOI> (UPI) - David Writer Bal 13iUer J& wedr.in, Kery, who made h'8 niotioJ1 pie- with Gus &I- • die tiereen lay for 1h, ..., film. - and • Iure debut • _ • hao beeo Irwin llalea are tbt Cftller8 of llgned lo - ia �. 1h, - obi!> '"Doodi," _, whidi tor Albert f.uGsaaiit�• HJ1w Car- Kory'1 tnf, fihl, wae hMed; "Do,,.. ,. 'i :· ! , '' HOMIFIX-UP S PECIALS Colllno TIit lie "1· ft, -,I, ,..._.,• .ll¼c Ml• ft, PINr TH• . lie: Ml• tt. - , • IIINrtnt _ Uc 1111, ft. ,.,_ 101',c "I, ft, 2'' • 4"• __ 7c tin, ft. PANILING An averaae 1ite room oan be compJetely paneled ln Knolty Pine for u little u ---'6,07 per .... NO MONEY DOWN EuyluqflTerm1 I ,.' 'l, ,quad. mother, Mae Lewi., and two •• Accordin1 lo Sheriff Harten- ter1, Callie and Oot,n,ey AM. Hii bacli'1 report the accident OC<'W"· body wa1 taken to Rawling,-Coat1 red ■t I; 15 immediately bl front Funer.al Home. Middleport. of the Paul Winn home, one ... ' Senic.'t!i for Tommy Lewia wi!J one tenth mile oortb of thf' held at the Bradbury Oiurcll dleport Poat office, Chritl Wednetday at 2 p. m. u ha_ ve ceI, , ateo fi'riendl may caU at the Raw. _ T�y _wou11111 h11 � birthday m J�. Occ!J- linp.-Coab Funeral home until to�la m �be rar � which the morrow at 1 p. m. wbee the c� ab� aatd they told bod1 will be lakM lo the Lewia h un io Wat t, but be failed t.o obey re.idence_ wile� frie'.1"5 � may , i their wamlng. ,call. Bunal will bt 10 Mkkllepo� 1 The youngster ill IW"Yived by I HJII t:emet.ery with Rev. Arthur h5- father, William A. Lewis; h.i1 E. Marcum in c.harge. .. •1••·····,._.........�.....� -�· . •oo· -•-• -•---•--------....-...........lll!Jlllll,111111!'!!',··-'-.o=o--,.ct"·i't�=•""""��.------="-'' "·--· ' '. ., ,;., , ...., ' YOU CAN'T TOP THIS - Say PHS athletes, treated annually to a wboppiqg big dinner by Pomeroy firemen, this year wa.s held Saturday· evenin,t at the Second Ward Firehouse with football and basketbal! squads on hand. Clocl<wile are IJiclild­ ed Johnny Jones, Dick Neville, Ray Poulin. Dor Coates, Wally Grueser, A 11 e n Hamm, nob Winebrenner, David Brown, Pee Wee Werry, Terry Ohlinger Mike Fulbl, David Gordon, Mike Spencer, Jim G ilbert Sonny Gloeckner, Ray Hysell, Don Sayre,.Marvin Spencer, Tom Grueser, Ray JeweiI, Keith Bamitz.-Sentinel Photos. > Rish I■ U,e tit. M.-ly ..., ;in411 roW lvaiC)K wkll law ll4IL 1·..-.,.ti.y partly tfolldJ •lill ra 1.u� W'mperahan• 111 the afla- -•· k PER COPY ' ' �\ ! The Baily Sen tinel CO-ENTATING, EDITORIALLY To Keep Them FJying I C 1 I i � j I •• r 1 m � t • Ii tJ b • p t, WASH INGTC N COLUM N 8 Y PETEil EOSO."l WASHINGTON - 1 NEA 1-The J<;ennedy admin1stra lton's n f' w omnibus fann b1U is over 100 pages loniJ: and so complicated it " ill bt- intelligible to exper1s only ;d tf'r much study . But bt!hiod the techn icaht1es, the general administration ap­ proat'h to the farm problem t:an bt> outlmed The No. I objectiv e is to m­ c-re,JSe farm income. ThiA ls pro­ posed not only for the sake of the farmers. It is also intended to be a general starter to get the whole na!mnal economy running faster. IN THE LAST two months, AR­ ritullure Serretary Orville L, Freeman hH rJ lsed support prices on aome 20 commodities. The li.!.t includes such important l"rops aa corn, cotton and cotton­ ued. feed grain•. peanut•. milk and butterfat, dry bean• and hon. ey. The net effect is l'Xpe<'ted to be a JI S biJlion in crease in grosa farm income this year. To do this, Freeman has acled under authority granted him by existing law. Bul for further .:tl'­ lion with widt!r eHect on n e x t year"s crops, the administrali<m will neffl vast new powers. Those • V .are what Kennedy is �ueslmg. C@ngres& may balk at grant­ Ing tht> sec-relary the swt!eping authority bein1 Nl<juested f o r h,m by tM Prealdent to plan and <-oodu('I more nexible rarm pro. grams. The admmistrahon is propoa­ ing Lo build in certaln safeguards. These may be generally charac• teriied as "farmer approva l" for all new plans. IN BRIEF, the lechnique wlll be thal the aecretary will propose a new program ror ,peclflc crop,. Thia will be ,ubmitted in a N!lf. erendum to farmers raising each crop. If two- third& or the farm­ en voting approve the plan, it will be adopted and put into ,rce unless Congress disapproves. Thi.I �eto power may sound like giving Congress a voice in the determination of new farm poJ. icy. But what it would do is take away from CongnlSa its past and present powers to originate farm policy. to play politics with farm policy, to try to a:et the mo1t con. g re-.tsmen can for rarmer constJ1,. uentl and then get credit for Jt when con1re1unen run for re-elec­ t.ion. If Congress refost!s to srur ren­ d�r lo the fusidenl and �•rf'e. man tiais broad power to make farm policy lhl8 year, Lha adrnm• istratlon may have to come up with some quickie programs lo meet emergenC'y situations WHEAT OFFERS the best ex• ample. For the pa,t two years. Congresa wu unable 14) enac-t a wheat program w.bich former President Eisenhower would sign Former Agriculture Secretary Be son therefore C'Ontinuer' for this year's crop the n P"' c-ent of par­ ity , $1.71t per bushel wheat 1up, port price. Thi11 legielative stalemate on wheat i& good evidence to sup. port granting tne aecretary of •&· rieulture more authority to act when action is needed. Certainty a new wheat program that will cut U. S. production and start to bring the huge surpluses under control must be t11aded before nl!xt year·• winter what erop 1s planted in tht Southwest lale thi! 1111.muner. TIIERE ARE MANY other pro. poaals In the compltt. Kennedy farm program. They include reor­ ganization oJ the Fanner■ Home Admini.slrat ion and ex�nslon of farm crE'd1t fadlit,es. Tht:n� is a new spirit in the top echelons o( lhe Department of A&· ncultu r e now that r-em111dl soma old limt'r!f of !he New Deal en. lh usiasm m depression days. Then, as now, there wall eon­ eern that the 1gricultural eron­ omy wu ready to fall off a cllfr and that stror.g ropes would be needed to save it. � drive now 1s to do 11s much as possible lot tht average and below�averag• farmer■. Free-mm. called ln th& t,nn or• ganiiMtiuna to help hlm work out a program wlltn he first c1m11 to town. They broke up In dwgr,,. ment. Since then, Farmen Unlon representativt1 h■vl!I moved lnto the department In good aumben, with smeller n>p1·esentation from the National Grange. American Fann Bureau ,.. ,... allon, which rode high durtng th, Eisenhower• Benson administr&­ tion, is now on the outsldP But ii stUI hes strong support tn Con­ greu. And U,t, Influence ffllJ bo used effectively to oppott mucb of the Kennedy program. That's the essence of farm pot. Jllc1 today. A n ANCIENT VINTAGE - Who in his or her 40's and 5 O's does not remember going to church in one of Henry Ford's reliable jalopies, touring model? Here the Raym ond Lieving family of neighboring Mason oounty pull away from the Centennial service held Sunday al lhe M iddleport First Baptist Church in Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Lieving and five children Sheila, Michael, Judy, Su e Ellen, and Jane, make a carload. "Backward, tu rn backward, 0 , ' our fl,,ghi . ,. T """' 111 a M cG u ff These 1mes from Y used lo debe well might reader scribe the setting for the 100.year . . celebrat� 0f • the F'lfSt B 8pt 181 Sunday l i<l l Chor� m � : �=� mommg, Apra 1 • ·. . . Approxunately 50 ladies arrived in costumes that would have been very familiar lo their mothers and grandmothers. There were large hats, bonnets, shawls, long elbo� r Today's Medical Report CJ n Seniors Will Show 'Mother' As A Freshman ti 3; w Ir ti .c s 'J'he Sen k>r class of Eastern High School is presenting its class la 00 Aprll 21• e tttled ''M th• P Yla a Freshman,�. 8 co� er Y 1n � acts. Starrmg In the play 18 M 1 1 1 _ Lila Hayman who plays the part of Mra. Abigal Abbott, a widow. Portraying the other characters are Mary Goebel 81 Suaan, Terea.a Andrew II Clara, Karen Badgley u C • r r I e, Barbara Wrlgllt u Mra. Miller, Cecilla Gaul u Sylvla, Nancy Jo Cole u B1.1my, Delea Benb. as Helen, Marilyn BweD .. Marge, Kletb R idenour 81 Bobo, Henry Hensley u Jack, David Rigp a s HowJe, and Gary Smith u BIIL Douilaa Bisaell play■ D e a n Gillingham. and Lawrence Ha s. bargm ii Professor Michaela, who teachea IOOlogy. e, Shir tru are Ma R · ry itchi Ex DameKo s My and y reen er , Je Gt wood. Taking the j o b prompter• are Judy Riggs, Pol• ly Dom, and Nancy Lou Cole, 11N dau Mo ,..•. .... thei " Olo 1nl Mn I = ,(��·t 1 On Speaker's List Thursday Featured on the program or the Ohio Agrlcullural Experiment Station', Beel cattle Day at the .,..,.._ .., ,.,. ._Ill\ .. . " • rr ___ u ..... .. ' by the Home E«tactmlc■ el- - - f" l'l:AI, RJTEI � Carl kultwr ford 111 1/1 -. 1th ))MU· and ManUl'I Arb wot.o ld b,p un d i.1 moma and tvnl mrd lo Hol:tt-r Uo� J,V 'KSO!'li _ fune-raJ .-vieet plaY al v•t ff' hi Id .s.a1urd1y at 2 p. m Ii Wt" 'MM' room count W'U taken with at a f: U. B. Church w1tb lt"nl pal ".,!�ary ( 11 I� hanner find ta CMh award io- SKttif'y Hanl11naon af By leu p..-, Columbus tn Ht'\< R J. Fi.sher orf1d1tin& for in� to the fourth ,:ride UJu ,zht by Unt¥en:ity HOlpit e PTA SELECTS OYFICEK8 , Mn MJII-# Nt"lson. •Ith f'W°Vf'n •�n � underw nt 11urgery H,!!, OM · ,.ir JI 't'. al!t"r1, ZlJ, of JacDOD. The Northwn• · - Loca l PTA pa N'tlb prtttnl room numbt-r l.'1 fi4N .\1 'r 1\ .i J'"r,. ,in employf' ol tbt met Mondav night at the RutJand , An elect ion of offittrt was �Id W i lliam Foul and Mtll S1,11re.1 stalt' h 1 gh .... :1y department, died Hlgh School auditor1wn wi t h the follow inv a J)f't"-M'flfafion or nom h avt mo�Nf tu rht- Spirea homt- af WN.lnesday a! % 35 p m 111 Un i­ '>resident, Mrs. Vl'!rna Snowdl'!n. inalioni, hv ,1r� \farit' Bir(' hfit>ld In -.. pt""nd1ng t� w1ntt>r .it Uw v1"r�11y .fo�1,111al tn ColumDul aft. conducting: the mttling. ch11inna,n of thr nnminafinl!" mm hiHlw of Mr and Mr� t �rgt" t" r .ir> 1llnt-i1� ol .wv rral moot.ha 'Tm Bound for the Kln edom "' mittH To he in.taUed el the 'Aav Grate aDd fam1lv. from a tM>art c·onditJOn a vnc al d uet wa1 �led by meet. in!!! flr-e P� ldent M_ni. Pa ve- Mr. find Mrt. Willi.am 1..anninl( Born in f..awrenct" County, Ott. Debbll' and Jania Smith. dauflh• Sa uer : vltf: Prf'•klent. Miu Sallv I of P'airbom are l'iaiting tht ir 30, 1!131, .a son of M1 . and Mrt. te n of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond �haaf : M<'rd.a rv , Mra. Ruth lane l daughttr. Mr. and Mn. Robe-rt Ben "' all ers, he w a a I rnidcal Smilh 'nle invocation waa Riven ffnush. and treasuttr, Mr1 Joan Kill and Billy. ThP tannings h�re h15 t-nlirr life. hv RPV Harolit Klirii?el. pastor of Mav. lpt"nt Ow wintt-r in F'lortda . . . A di'l-h towf'I ahower wa, hPld Jeu,,r- p; Wood is II patlt'nl &t }k JJ1 1mrv 1vt'I by hlA _parmta, th40 NaurPne Church. hb wife, Barbara, and five cbJl.. . with Y7 towPl'I- end 4 di �h cloths H olzer Hospital .1 · M_rs. M 1 ld•� Lu('AJII. proeram drlPn, Jerry, l.lonald. li:1cky, Maril P-S talf Sal PTA. the to donated <"ha,rman. fnl rodnC1!d Dr. f.Mnard C..irroll Snowdt-n. Jtaff mana1:e r an d K a· lh Y, a II 1t home itaml>fl wer. co 11f!Cled a00 tht•rr Harrill. pediatrician. of Holzer o( the Gallipolis olf 1< 't' ol 1hf. Na• . ;I eo tower& �1111,ou w. procee�s , Burial "' as in Fairmount Cea,. l-f()s..,it11l. who was i?Uest soeakn. l tlonal Lile lnsuran« Co , and comr,leted we� Plana . f'dll('ahon . L-· L& wrt k kry · 1..., Or HArrls 1110011:,. on lmmnnw.al lon l llpPnt l,oi: ti""l1' ftllp..,,.en . r, dinner. of prP•Rchnol C'hlldren and 11!tP.11M"d for,,,serv mJi! . lhe teachelo end at Indian Lall:e. fi � hing. ., meet•n� was ad urned to , l�P lmnorttmce of D"f!V4>nfton of 1 �80f'i al : Andrea Dewhurs1, daughll'r of , the Home room for 1 d llff>-"'�ll. He riamed the menv 1 �• . h0"" C00klM, J')OI llto '-"'l'l lp,! <"Orr� Mr. and M n Harold O+-whun1I rh11dhoo,I d1sea�s 11vmnlom"' or __. L ... kon1 8111.... WPrf !ll"rvn.1 .-- l 11u11 and "" lhe has reeoverf'd from hena rtnn them. 11n1' WIIYS lhl!'v Wf'n! con• . . . hool · !l<' atlt'nd to ahle 1s , _, ho�n1 1 a 1 r1 v cr,mm111 Pf' hPauPH h v _.1 lrsiclen. He aliw> sf rp:cised lhe nl!ed co- a irmffl M rll. Clint on r. i lkev . Mrs. J a ne H a rdw ay and son. ch of booster l•ll!IJJU �ta "."rv four �!, and Mrs. Bob Alkire, Harri• Mike, of Callipol ts. SJ)f'rlt the vean and l hat s,-. provide 7l't lo I Jr. week end •ith Mn. Verna Sno,,..- 1 sonv1.11 e. I t p I I' 1·100 90 A , n 1 Baby sitlert were orovkfed to de and 10: I anA°::er :r� �=ilow;t" · care for the youn e: childrNJ 1ttlend- Mrs. NeUte Park<"r or Ch�ter M Jane1 MO 1s e:ave th "' i in e: . The next meeting will he on spent the we,e-k at the home or JT ",· . r11. R 0111:1 11 e se('l'f' ary reoort and M , Mr. and Mn. Homer p �fker and . 1 ' May 8. N IChOIs. 1 l'f'3SUtf'r, reoort..,.., _, h, 1S I Sne. PARTY CJ.A88 CHURCH na ld and th11t �!i ill owfld to the t he r,l .ity I T1w Wi l linfi! Wo�kt-rs Clas, of Got>RIPin CemPnt on ----.---,R:ro11nd rP-.w rfac lno . Th is wi ll be the Chur<'h of Chn!lt en joyed a OLDTIME Pfl'CHER DIF...!!1 > RA ISC ( AN l �rs. t� and al homP Mr. of paid out nr Dl"O<'�tf!l PamPrl frn"1 oartv Cy S F NC O UPI . evenmg y nM ter, ur V Tuesda servin'?' the �mh- T,.achers Erl . P ) R , Falkenberg, who won 125 game! 1 ucat lon AHoci111ion dir>n°r , Anril Arml 1 1 · during his IS.year major leaguP UI _at the !rVfflnHlum. Th P hn'1"11- The buslnf'Ss �In, was con• 1 pitching rareer at the turn of 1he Ernie tahtv commiltee for the Mav ducted b" the president, cenlury, died Sunday at the meetimz will i,,. th" hiP.:h sc hno l .J�mson. The Sl!<'relary l'f'OOrt was of ll teachPrs w i l h M iSCII L e d a g,ven bv Connie H11ley. 1'he Economics , enjoved llatening to rttarda and Kraeuter. ff O m e = teacher , a, chairman. A motion for r,rre,hm,nl , an '""'rl ment of : WR� m�"'"' fo purch a"P <'ll'"'!I . e le� pr:ias wt>re rr.adt> and sPrvPd with ,., ,nd knlve, n""'ed to ,.,,., poo and polalo chips, Ule alumni baMuel OT1 M11v 'n. ft Attending Wt.rt' Judv Mullins, . was .itnnounced t'iS1I ffarriliO!lville Connie Haley. Sue Parlier, ft&.i-..a. Ernie Jnhnson . Bill would entertain the Countv PTA lie Davis, f,.,1 ,.,\ Prompt, P,iv•t• loans for Council nn Mav 4 and a r"'"Ord of Bill. M;ke Nicholson, Jamet Johnpurpou. Jus.t pidl "P ... ,n1 LJ .,,,...._, the fnr11! unil's work for lhe ve-ar si:m . Mr. and M'rs. Purl VanMPl:rr lhen PICk up your Iola. would be preiw'lfed fhPn fnr cor,- l and son, Gregory and daughtf'r. sidernfion of achiPVPmHit awanl!!. TPresa, _ An invit11lion was re�d lo attf'1t(f 1 Mr. and Mn. Charles Simpk ins , $25 to ,...,..___ 1 . ., thP So11thPao:;t Dic:trirf rnnfert',w,e 1 of Columbus wt>re weekend guesla $ 1 000 to he htld April :!ll at ZanPsville of ht'r parenh, Mr. and Mrs. Roy , -� llnd or a nal"f'nt educali on wnrk, Snow�en, • shop al Ohio Univer.;ity Al}ril 24Mr. and Mrs. tom Oller and 20. Mention wa, made or the re- children have moved lo near Red ECONOMY SAVINGS LOAN CO• BEAVER HAT _ Rev. Haddleston, Marietta, on the dio broadcasts d4>a 1 in� with nutri- House, W. Va, steps, father-in-law of Rev . . Boone, Mid�lepo�t �.irst lion avaflsbfe on Saturdavs over Dayton Parsons l.s a patient at 200 W. SecoN It. - WY••ttw 2-21 1 1 . S-1 Wf B3ptist Church, added a genume touch of old lllile lo WLW. Mr1. Snowden told that the Holzer Hospital. the Centennial Celebration Sunday w �ar�ng this beaver • • I I I I ! • • ;.,uu-station at Car• u1.1K1C11t1C&u '···•·- "-� So·penler n,urad.y ' April 20 • Will be speaker Dr. Nel,on B. J{lng. cn:venRis topic Will be, ,,1bc n-l... lion and Control or Dileases of Feedlot Cattle ." A member of the station'• veterinary atlence department, Dr. Kini will discuu ileml such as preparation for beef calves ud purchasing diaease free cattle. Hia talk will includl!I the preven,. tloo and control of common feedlot dlseuu and ahipping fevt1r, footrot, bloat, nltnte pollOlllng and parasite■. Also on the l p.m program, w 1 1 1 be a report by Dr. Earle Kloeterman OD the beef cattle pro. jed crossing the Cllarolals and Hereford breeds. One of the � jectivel of the project II to relate the ■lie of the beef animal and tu perfonuoc:e undfr two l)'lfeml ef managemenL DOU BLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS Tues., Wed., Thurs. Get Double Your Purcbue In Poll Parrot Slampa Roush', Shoe $ton MIDDLIPllllT During the baby dedication, Rev. Hoyt, former pastor, dedlcated the daughter of Rev. and Rev. Mrs. Donald Boone, and Boone rece ived the daushter · of Mr. and Mn. Bill Swisher. 1be hi tory of the local �hurth was Iv� b Mrs. Lucille Diles, e!' presented by the � M ic w choir and 8 quartet composed. ol Kai d Hindy Thomas Darst L. D. �iles and• Frank Cheeseb;ew. 1be Rev. c. E. Hoyt delivered the sermon entitled, "What the This for Future Lies Ahead Church." 11le church was filled to capacity for Ute services. E"IChmann Pleaas! Innocen T0 Slaughter Of 6 M II 1·on Jews . a,ge l group ---------------------­ * *1 + G ET A S p R IN G LI FT WIT H A QUIC K CAS H LOAN A ·-· � fk�it( ,. ..bi.I any..,,.. 0 la .J I I .• • '' . . and my Packaged GAS Kitc1. 1en .. • 1 / t - 7 = j r _· ' !"inn· them WIii POLIO 1trlke thl1 Summer? - -.ie 1 O P T O M I T 1 1 S1' · · • · • • lo 12, 2 lo II (Cloae at Noon OD '!bun. � But Court st., Pomen,y ;I ' Snows Hit es l ' Surprise Mid ' l dealer . did · the" whole remodeling job'' 1· ge�ral of 18rae1, opened the case By HARRY FERGUSON o the. atate by taking everybody for atl ul UnHH Press b&ern JERUSALEM (�Pll - Adolf � the packed courtroom on a Eichmann pleaded mno�n� today nightmare verbal journey across to the slaughter of six null1on Eu- the dark: and bloody ground o( ropean Jews. Then he sat back Adolf Hitler'a Third Reich. ''When iQ a bullet proof glass box and, stand before you, hour after hour, listened while the judges or Israel, " Hausner aaid, prosecution delivered. a catalogue " I do nut stand alone. Here with of his alleged c r imes. me stand six million witnesses. After almost . a week of legal Their blood cries to heaven, but sparring, Eichmann's trial finally their voices cannot be beard. · got under way this morning. A This it falls to me to be their court of three Is raeli judges re- mouthpiece and deliver this jected Eichmann's contention that heinous . accusation in it had no legal right lo try him name. '' and the defendant formally en• tered a plea- of innocent to· each of the 15 counts in the indict- S.l•m Center ment. They charge crimes against the Jewish people and crimes BY MRS. IJZZJE CATON t w I against humanity. Salem Center PTA met recent_e.:. m r,_ _ to y _ sne at_ n_Gi<leo n__ •u_ H_ _ _ A glant spring snowstorm that , _The _ ly at the school auditorium, with 1• _ off guan:I . . caught the Midwest . . "until night p-•ide t Anna E"··beth Turn drilled broomstick high today and mal shifts Sunday .. �: •notl�e. fort.her '1110 program oonaistpresiding. er stranded thousands of per8011S in , hunthe by left were Veh�les travel terminals, £arm homes and -.1 - . ed of piano solos by lludenta UD• . · d•-..:wi m mount m g drifts m the makeshift road11kle shelter&. . upper M id west, and mel uded sev- der supervlsion of Mrs. Cather-The near-blizzard measured up S a film on arti­ eral abandoned traffic patrol ine bene(ield, and It to 15 inches at Duluth, "m o 11 t h to respiration . ficial . care. Passengers evacuated a bu, closed dozens or major highways, ing. New · officen mouth breath at Grand Ridge JII. between Olhid rural roads in seven states the n ., s: t a: installed be will tawa and Strea�r. Through train and virtually paralyi.ed long dis­ schedules turned into "cattle meeting in May and grandpar tance ground � air comme�cl7I runs." stopping at every station enls will be honored. traffic in Chicago, the nation s Mr. and Ml'8 Joe Keys a n d to pick · up Stranded travelers. At . transportation hub. . Chicaso, an American Airlines family left laat Thursd$'y f o r At least 30 deatha were attr �bspokesman said the carrier North Carolina to visit relltivu. uted to the w�end stor'!1 , l�planned " virtually no traffic" beMr. and Mrs. Willard Walker eluding 14 motor �t fatallt1es m c,o d oday. n afte mi t r n fore and children vilited her mother b �ing UIOW on IC roads anti Colder weather moving 80Ulh and brother. Mrs. Mintie Bragg Y aix rnem�rs of a MadJSOtJvllle, and east tr the AUantic Coast set and Patrick Bragg at their home Tenn. • family who died when 'lerooff rain and seatlered snow in the in Ohesapeake Saturday who re­ flttle was splashed on a fin 1n for � week's northeast nd minor tornadoes in turned. with their home far beat againat. subTenneuee aand Georgia. visit. freezing cold, Uncounted traffic a«idents In JlllnoiB, WiBeoMin, lowa, Minneaota, Indiana, lower Mich.igan and. northeast Ohio ranged from den� ed fenders to multlpki t:rackupa. 1b<te la 1 •ery good cbance tbat POLIO will ■trlb Harried Ullnol1 State Patrol offi­ thls Summer. Are you ready for it? Are your cbil­ cers laid there would be "no at. Babies, If there att any at bome7 drm.1 the total num­ tempt" I<> bot- ol collls!ons. The time 10 prepant ii now and rhe way to do it ii Wincb. at 50 mll01 per hour and IO unnp for your POLIO aholL C-all your local snow averaging up to a half-fool phyud111 « local hcallh depanmul for imorma­ from • llymied low prutllll9 cen­ tioa. 'Ibil ii pllli<ularly imporllllt for )'OIIOI pu• ter aver Lau Mlcblgan apparen� •ta •d babieal Jy bit llllnoi., hardul, State poll« Mau ..,.._., today ■nd be '"' Ibo ■ate oide. at Pontiac and Joliet ordered Rema:abet, no one b too youn, or t.oo old ao aet tl1lopen to work put their llOI' POUO, Bo ■ale ood ll'Ol lrom wony. II Ollly llkca min- ol Jl)Ur time. N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. Office Roun: fl l I I . gloves, high bultcned shoes, para• sols and dresses that swept lite fl r . ':_r · and M rs. L D · D J'Ie� t �k. · . of the hitch mg mg advantage post erected, came in horse and buggy st)'le, with another family comiog in an old.model car The men. with swallow tail coats, tall black hats and blatk the old• string ties completed fashioned picture of a churrh in ;molher era. Oil lamps were used in �he sanc­ tuary with. the collection plates being on long poles. 8eautiful flowers used through­ out the church were furnished and arranged by Mrs. Ruby Jly. sell. An organ and piano duet by Mrs. Fe rne Bradbury and Mrs. Gerald Anthony. opened the morn• ing worship. Greetings were exteodecl by Mr. Ha rry M. Cross, honorary general chairman of the Centennial, fol• lowed by recognition of 50 year members with Robert Haggerty presenting corsages to the group, bat made in 1.837 an� kept by the family �n near perfed Including Dana Hamilton, Irene condition. It IS the kmd of hat that Pres1_dent Abraham Blanche Lincoln often _was pictured wearmg,. addtng a fantastic Cross, Lucille Mayes, Ann 12 inches to his already 6 foot, four-mch frame. - Seo- . Haptonstall, Lucille Diles, __ Fick, Flor ine! Talbott, Ruby Hy- tine( photos. .,.... :..:..:.:__ ____________ __ sell, Allee Russell, Marie Russeu l -=='--";::::_ Mill and Lula B. Murray. Dr. King Is • - !f-:!T "Wo'ro a ono-oar, no-boal f1111lly and we don't want 111 Uwt wltoro wo'd be oon11d1M .ndtrgnyl ftcocll� _ »., IN-• ...id bt I"' "-i DallY Sentinel , Pomeroy-lllddleporl, 0. • Aprft _1 7, 1..1,1 1 -------- -- Stimulation Of Protective Antibodies Is Discussed f1 Rutland Sotial Items Costumes Highlight Church Event 2-Dal!y St ntlnel . Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0 , April 1 7 . 1 96 1 Farm Bill Is Complicated Eve n To Exp erts - tJ 0 e > lr:itclten, toe, ean be ban lrmed 1ae. a clell&blfull)' - ... 11&'.ldI I and put;y ....,...tion. Ste-vine layoulo ol IIUradM heedquarten for modem cabinelo and CIIWllen pwida iacr1111d -.,e ai- and -kine ■ari-. Center of it all, of coune, will be a. lllltlutHul GAS Built-in nnae. .;ib -. broiler, surface bumen lotated ,... ..i, will be moat convenitmt to ,-, llNlil. Many type& to choooe from, ollerin( .... GdWti.., l•tltrM u Automatic "Bums-witlo­ a-brain"; Clock contNllled cnw; Self-m.un, roliamieo; � mintlen; 1boon,A&­ ud tltta <IH■nl ically controlled 1riddlol: l'olln oookiffl '""1INI. - cooking btowa. a. c,.. •- lo-, ... " Au: your Paw,a,I 0. • all Tlttt ,f ,I -- I ! - • .\rt . ..... ....... lillNtit Clllcll CWt ,,, ...... ltl LIIL • 11 .. ... ..... • • ... ,.,.,.,_......... ..· •-o..... ..... . • I1 , IiiI IIJ Cull iillf lWl1L -Ill TIE omo . • . I Ddle Doalor &boat a � eopeclltlly Alt ,- "hiIS. A BAS bullt•ln ratl(Je can give you• i--.• • --:� ' I meal-makinc Your ran GAS c,1,111 m -·... _ I [!l R -_ ., .:,:, : j I I I I , I ', I I I I Tb•r•'• nothing Ilk• • FLAME for eooklng ... .,. ,. . . •, ' . • ' �\ ! The Baily Sen tinel CO-ENTATING, EDITORIALLY To Keep Them FJying I C 1 I i � j I •• r 1 m � t • Ii tJ b • p t, WASH INGTC N COLUM N 8 Y PETEil EOSO."l WASHINGTON - 1 NEA 1-The J<;ennedy admin1stra lton's n f' w omnibus fann b1U is over 100 pages loniJ: and so complicated it " ill bt- intelligible to exper1s only ;d tf'r much study . But bt!hiod the techn icaht1es, the general administration ap­ proat'h to the farm problem t:an bt> outlmed The No. I objectiv e is to m­ c-re,JSe farm income. ThiA ls pro­ posed not only for the sake of the farmers. It is also intended to be a general starter to get the whole na!mnal economy running faster. IN THE LAST two months, AR­ ritullure Serretary Orville L, Freeman hH rJ lsed support prices on aome 20 commodities. The li.!.t includes such important l"rops aa corn, cotton and cotton­ ued. feed grain•. peanut•. milk and butterfat, dry bean• and hon. ey. The net effect is l'Xpe<'ted to be a JI S biJlion in crease in grosa farm income this year. To do this, Freeman has acled under authority granted him by existing law. Bul for further .:tl'­ lion with widt!r eHect on n e x t year"s crops, the administrali<m will neffl vast new powers. Those • V .are what Kennedy is �ueslmg. C@ngres& may balk at grant­ Ing tht> sec-relary the swt!eping authority bein1 Nl<juested f o r h,m by tM Prealdent to plan and <-oodu('I more nexible rarm pro. grams. The admmistrahon is propoa­ ing Lo build in certaln safeguards. These may be generally charac• teriied as "farmer approva l" for all new plans. IN BRIEF, the lechnique wlll be thal the aecretary will propose a new program ror ,peclflc crop,. Thia will be ,ubmitted in a N!lf. erendum to farmers raising each crop. If two- third& or the farm­ en voting approve the plan, it will be adopted and put into ,rce unless Congress disapproves. Thi.I �eto power may sound like giving Congress a voice in the determination of new farm poJ. icy. But what it would do is take away from CongnlSa its past and present powers to originate farm policy. to play politics with farm policy, to try to a:et the mo1t con. g re-.tsmen can for rarmer constJ1,. uentl and then get credit for Jt when con1re1unen run for re-elec­ t.ion. If Congress refost!s to srur ren­ d�r lo the fusidenl and �•rf'e. man tiais broad power to make farm policy lhl8 year, Lha adrnm• istratlon may have to come up with some quickie programs lo meet emergenC'y situations WHEAT OFFERS the best ex• ample. For the pa,t two years. Congresa wu unable 14) enac-t a wheat program w.bich former President Eisenhower would sign Former Agriculture Secretary Be son therefore C'Ontinuer' for this year's crop the n P"' c-ent of par­ ity , $1.71t per bushel wheat 1up, port price. Thi11 legielative stalemate on wheat i& good evidence to sup. port granting tne aecretary of •&· rieulture more authority to act when action is needed. Certainty a new wheat program that will cut U. S. production and start to bring the huge surpluses under control must be t11aded before nl!xt year·• winter what erop 1s planted in tht Southwest lale thi! 1111.muner. TIIERE ARE MANY other pro. poaals In the compltt. Kennedy farm program. They include reor­ ganization oJ the Fanner■ Home Admini.slrat ion and ex�nslon of farm crE'd1t fadlit,es. Tht:n� is a new spirit in the top echelons o( lhe Department of A&· ncultu r e now that r-em111dl soma old limt'r!f of !he New Deal en. lh usiasm m depression days. Then, as now, there wall eon­ eern that the 1gricultural eron­ omy wu ready to fall off a cllfr and that stror.g ropes would be needed to save it. � drive now 1s to do 11s much as possible lot tht average and below�averag• farmer■. Free-mm. called ln th& t,nn or• ganiiMtiuna to help hlm work out a program wlltn he first c1m11 to town. They broke up In dwgr,,. ment. Since then, Farmen Unlon representativt1 h■vl!I moved lnto the department In good aumben, with smeller n>p1·esentation from the National Grange. American Fann Bureau ,.. ,... allon, which rode high durtng th, Eisenhower• Benson administr&­ tion, is now on the outsldP But ii stUI hes strong support tn Con­ greu. And U,t, Influence ffllJ bo used effectively to oppott mucb of the Kennedy program. That's the essence of farm pot. Jllc1 today. A n ANCIENT VINTAGE - Who in his or her 40's and 5 O's does not remember going to church in one of Henry Ford's reliable jalopies, touring model? Here the Raym ond Lieving family of neighboring Mason oounty pull away from the Centennial service held Sunday al lhe M iddleport First Baptist Church in Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Lieving and five children Sheila, Michael, Judy, Su e Ellen, and Jane, make a carload. "Backward, tu rn backward, 0 , ' our fl,,ghi . ,. T """' 111 a M cG u ff These 1mes from Y used lo debe well might reader scribe the setting for the 100.year . . celebrat� 0f • the F'lfSt B 8pt 181 Sunday l i<l l Chor� m � : �=� mommg, Apra 1 • ·. . . Approxunately 50 ladies arrived in costumes that would have been very familiar lo their mothers and grandmothers. There were large hats, bonnets, shawls, long elbo� r Today's Medical Report CJ n Seniors Will Show 'Mother' As A Freshman ti 3; w Ir ti .c s 'J'he Sen k>r class of Eastern High School is presenting its class la 00 Aprll 21• e tttled ''M th• P Yla a Freshman,�. 8 co� er Y 1n � acts. Starrmg In the play 18 M 1 1 1 _ Lila Hayman who plays the part of Mra. Abigal Abbott, a widow. Portraying the other characters are Mary Goebel 81 Suaan, Terea.a Andrew II Clara, Karen Badgley u C • r r I e, Barbara Wrlgllt u Mra. Miller, Cecilla Gaul u Sylvla, Nancy Jo Cole u B1.1my, Delea Benb. as Helen, Marilyn BweD .. Marge, Kletb R idenour 81 Bobo, Henry Hensley u Jack, David Rigp a s HowJe, and Gary Smith u BIIL Douilaa Bisaell play■ D e a n Gillingham. and Lawrence Ha s. bargm ii Professor Michaela, who teachea IOOlogy. e, Shir tru are Ma R · ry itchi Ex DameKo s My and y reen er , Je Gt wood. Taking the j o b prompter• are Judy Riggs, Pol• ly Dom, and Nancy Lou Cole, 11N dau Mo ,..•. .... thei " Olo 1nl Mn I = ,(��·t 1 On Speaker's List Thursday Featured on the program or the Ohio Agrlcullural Experiment Station', Beel cattle Day at the .,..,.._ .., ,.,. ._Ill\ .. . " • rr ___ u ..... .. ' by the Home E«tactmlc■ el- - - f" l'l:AI, RJTEI � Carl kultwr ford 111 1/1 -. 1th ))MU· and ManUl'I Arb wot.o ld b,p un d i.1 moma and tvnl mrd lo Hol:tt-r Uo� J,V 'KSO!'li _ fune-raJ .-vieet plaY al v•t ff' hi Id .s.a1urd1y at 2 p. m Ii Wt" 'MM' room count W'U taken with at a f: U. B. Church w1tb lt"nl pal ".,!�ary ( 11 I� hanner find ta CMh award io- SKttif'y Hanl11naon af By leu p..-, Columbus tn Ht'\< R J. Fi.sher orf1d1tin& for in� to the fourth ,:ride UJu ,zht by Unt¥en:ity HOlpit e PTA SELECTS OYFICEK8 , Mn MJII-# Nt"lson. •Ith f'W°Vf'n •�n � underw nt 11urgery H,!!, OM · ,.ir JI 't'. al!t"r1, ZlJ, of JacDOD. The Northwn• · - Loca l PTA pa N'tlb prtttnl room numbt-r l.'1 fi4N .\1 'r 1\ .i J'"r,. ,in employf' ol tbt met Mondav night at the RutJand , An elect ion of offittrt was �Id W i lliam Foul and Mtll S1,11re.1 stalt' h 1 gh .... :1y department, died Hlgh School auditor1wn wi t h the follow inv a J)f't"-M'flfafion or nom h avt mo�Nf tu rht- Spirea homt- af WN.lnesday a! % 35 p m 111 Un i­ '>resident, Mrs. Vl'!rna Snowdl'!n. inalioni, hv ,1r� \farit' Bir(' hfit>ld In -.. pt""nd1ng t� w1ntt>r .it Uw v1"r�11y .fo�1,111al tn ColumDul aft. conducting: the mttling. ch11inna,n of thr nnminafinl!" mm hiHlw of Mr and Mr� t �rgt" t" r .ir> 1llnt-i1� ol .wv rral moot.ha 'Tm Bound for the Kln edom "' mittH To he in.taUed el the 'Aav Grate aDd fam1lv. from a tM>art c·onditJOn a vnc al d uet wa1 �led by meet. in!!! flr-e P� ldent M_ni. Pa ve- Mr. find Mrt. Willi.am 1..anninl( Born in f..awrenct" County, Ott. Debbll' and Jania Smith. dauflh• Sa uer : vltf: Prf'•klent. Miu Sallv I of P'airbom are l'iaiting tht ir 30, 1!131, .a son of M1 . and Mrt. te n of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond �haaf : M<'rd.a rv , Mra. Ruth lane l daughttr. Mr. and Mn. Robe-rt Ben "' all ers, he w a a I rnidcal Smilh 'nle invocation waa Riven ffnush. and treasuttr, Mr1 Joan Kill and Billy. ThP tannings h�re h15 t-nlirr life. hv RPV Harolit Klirii?el. pastor of Mav. lpt"nt Ow wintt-r in F'lortda . . . A di'l-h towf'I ahower wa, hPld Jeu,,r- p; Wood is II patlt'nl &t }k JJ1 1mrv 1vt'I by hlA _parmta, th40 NaurPne Church. hb wife, Barbara, and five cbJl.. . with Y7 towPl'I- end 4 di �h cloths H olzer Hospital .1 · M_rs. M 1 ld•� Lu('AJII. proeram drlPn, Jerry, l.lonald. li:1cky, Maril P-S talf Sal PTA. the to donated <"ha,rman. fnl rodnC1!d Dr. f.Mnard C..irroll Snowdt-n. Jtaff mana1:e r an d K a· lh Y, a II 1t home itaml>fl wer. co 11f!Cled a00 tht•rr Harrill. pediatrician. of Holzer o( the Gallipolis olf 1< 't' ol 1hf. Na• . ;I eo tower& �1111,ou w. procee�s , Burial "' as in Fairmount Cea,. l-f()s..,it11l. who was i?Uest soeakn. l tlonal Lile lnsuran« Co , and comr,leted we� Plana . f'dll('ahon . L-· L& wrt k kry · 1..., Or HArrls 1110011:,. on lmmnnw.al lon l llpPnt l,oi: ti""l1' ftllp..,,.en . r, dinner. of prP•Rchnol C'hlldren and 11!tP.11M"d for,,,serv mJi! . lhe teachelo end at Indian Lall:e. fi � hing. ., meet•n� was ad urned to , l�P lmnorttmce of D"f!V4>nfton of 1 �80f'i al : Andrea Dewhurs1, daughll'r of , the Home room for 1 d llff>-"'�ll. He riamed the menv 1 �• . h0"" C00klM, J')OI llto '-"'l'l lp,! <"Orr� Mr. and M n Harold O+-whun1I rh11dhoo,I d1sea�s 11vmnlom"' or __. L ... kon1 8111.... WPrf !ll"rvn.1 .-- l 11u11 and "" lhe has reeoverf'd from hena rtnn them. 11n1' WIIYS lhl!'v Wf'n! con• . . . hool · !l<' atlt'nd to ahle 1s , _, ho�n1 1 a 1 r1 v cr,mm111 Pf' hPauPH h v _.1 lrsiclen. He aliw> sf rp:cised lhe nl!ed co- a irmffl M rll. Clint on r. i lkev . Mrs. J a ne H a rdw ay and son. ch of booster l•ll!IJJU �ta "."rv four �!, and Mrs. Bob Alkire, Harri• Mike, of Callipol ts. SJ)f'rlt the vean and l hat s,-. provide 7l't lo I Jr. week end •ith Mn. Verna Sno,,..- 1 sonv1.11 e. I t p I I' 1·100 90 A , n 1 Baby sitlert were orovkfed to de and 10: I anA°::er :r� �=ilow;t" · care for the youn e: childrNJ 1ttlend- Mrs. NeUte Park<"r or Ch�ter M Jane1 MO 1s e:ave th "' i in e: . The next meeting will he on spent the we,e-k at the home or JT ",· . r11. R 0111:1 11 e se('l'f' ary reoort and M , Mr. and Mn. Homer p �fker and . 1 ' May 8. N IChOIs. 1 l'f'3SUtf'r, reoort..,.., _, h, 1S I Sne. PARTY CJ.A88 CHURCH na ld and th11t �!i ill owfld to the t he r,l .ity I T1w Wi l linfi! Wo�kt-rs Clas, of Got>RIPin CemPnt on ----.---,R:ro11nd rP-.w rfac lno . Th is wi ll be the Chur<'h of Chn!lt en joyed a OLDTIME Pfl'CHER DIF...!!1 > RA ISC ( AN l �rs. t� and al homP Mr. of paid out nr Dl"O<'�tf!l PamPrl frn"1 oartv Cy S F NC O UPI . evenmg y nM ter, ur V Tuesda servin'?' the �mh- T,.achers Erl . P ) R , Falkenberg, who won 125 game! 1 ucat lon AHoci111ion dir>n°r , Anril Arml 1 1 · during his IS.year major leaguP UI _at the !rVfflnHlum. Th P hn'1"11- The buslnf'Ss �In, was con• 1 pitching rareer at the turn of 1he Ernie tahtv commiltee for the Mav ducted b" the president, cenlury, died Sunday at the meetimz will i,,. th" hiP.:h sc hno l .J�mson. The Sl!<'relary l'f'OOrt was of ll teachPrs w i l h M iSCII L e d a g,ven bv Connie H11ley. 1'he Economics , enjoved llatening to rttarda and Kraeuter. ff O m e = teacher , a, chairman. A motion for r,rre,hm,nl , an '""'rl ment of : WR� m�"'"' fo purch a"P <'ll'"'!I . e le� pr:ias wt>re rr.adt> and sPrvPd with ,., ,nd knlve, n""'ed to ,.,,., poo and polalo chips, Ule alumni baMuel OT1 M11v 'n. ft Attending Wt.rt' Judv Mullins, . was .itnnounced t'iS1I ffarriliO!lville Connie Haley. Sue Parlier, ft&.i-..a. Ernie Jnhnson . Bill would entertain the Countv PTA lie Davis, f,.,1 ,.,\ Prompt, P,iv•t• loans for Council nn Mav 4 and a r"'"Ord of Bill. M;ke Nicholson, Jamet Johnpurpou. Jus.t pidl "P ... ,n1 LJ .,,,...._, the fnr11! unil's work for lhe ve-ar si:m . Mr. and M'rs. Purl VanMPl:rr lhen PICk up your Iola. would be preiw'lfed fhPn fnr cor,- l and son, Gregory and daughtf'r. sidernfion of achiPVPmHit awanl!!. TPresa, _ An invit11lion was re�d lo attf'1t(f 1 Mr. and Mn. Charles Simpk ins , $25 to ,...,..___ 1 . ., thP So11thPao:;t Dic:trirf rnnfert',w,e 1 of Columbus wt>re weekend guesla $ 1 000 to he htld April :!ll at ZanPsville of ht'r parenh, Mr. and Mrs. Roy , -� llnd or a nal"f'nt educali on wnrk, Snow�en, • shop al Ohio Univer.;ity Al}ril 24Mr. and Mrs. tom Oller and 20. Mention wa, made or the re- children have moved lo near Red ECONOMY SAVINGS LOAN CO• BEAVER HAT _ Rev. Haddleston, Marietta, on the dio broadcasts d4>a 1 in� with nutri- House, W. Va, steps, father-in-law of Rev . . Boone, Mid�lepo�t �.irst lion avaflsbfe on Saturdavs over Dayton Parsons l.s a patient at 200 W. SecoN It. - WY••ttw 2-21 1 1 . S-1 Wf B3ptist Church, added a genume touch of old lllile lo WLW. Mr1. Snowden told that the Holzer Hospital. the Centennial Celebration Sunday w �ar�ng this beaver • • I I I I ! • • ;.,uu-station at Car• u1.1K1C11t1C&u '···•·- "-� So·penler n,urad.y ' April 20 • Will be speaker Dr. Nel,on B. J{lng. cn:venRis topic Will be, ,,1bc n-l... lion and Control or Dileases of Feedlot Cattle ." A member of the station'• veterinary atlence department, Dr. Kini will discuu ileml such as preparation for beef calves ud purchasing diaease free cattle. Hia talk will includl!I the preven,. tloo and control of common feedlot dlseuu and ahipping fevt1r, footrot, bloat, nltnte pollOlllng and parasite■. Also on the l p.m program, w 1 1 1 be a report by Dr. Earle Kloeterman OD the beef cattle pro. jed crossing the Cllarolals and Hereford breeds. One of the � jectivel of the project II to relate the ■lie of the beef animal and tu perfonuoc:e undfr two l)'lfeml ef managemenL DOU BLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS Tues., Wed., Thurs. Get Double Your Purcbue In Poll Parrot Slampa Roush', Shoe $ton MIDDLIPllllT During the baby dedication, Rev. Hoyt, former pastor, dedlcated the daughter of Rev. and Rev. Mrs. Donald Boone, and Boone rece ived the daushter · of Mr. and Mn. Bill Swisher. 1be hi tory of the local �hurth was Iv� b Mrs. Lucille Diles, e!' presented by the � M ic w choir and 8 quartet composed. ol Kai d Hindy Thomas Darst L. D. �iles and• Frank Cheeseb;ew. 1be Rev. c. E. Hoyt delivered the sermon entitled, "What the This for Future Lies Ahead Church." 11le church was filled to capacity for Ute services. E"IChmann Pleaas! Innocen T0 Slaughter Of 6 M II 1·on Jews . a,ge l group ---------------------­ * *1 + G ET A S p R IN G LI FT WIT H A QUIC K CAS H LOAN A ·-· � fk�it( ,. ..bi.I any..,,.. 0 la .J I I .• • '' . . and my Packaged GAS Kitc1. 1en .. • 1 / t - 7 = j r _· ' !"inn· them WIii POLIO 1trlke thl1 Summer? - -.ie 1 O P T O M I T 1 1 S1' · · • · • • lo 12, 2 lo II (Cloae at Noon OD '!bun. � But Court st., Pomen,y ;I ' Snows Hit es l ' Surprise Mid ' l dealer . did · the" whole remodeling job'' 1· ge�ral of 18rae1, opened the case By HARRY FERGUSON o the. atate by taking everybody for atl ul UnHH Press b&ern JERUSALEM (�Pll - Adolf � the packed courtroom on a Eichmann pleaded mno�n� today nightmare verbal journey across to the slaughter of six null1on Eu- the dark: and bloody ground o( ropean Jews. Then he sat back Adolf Hitler'a Third Reich. ''When iQ a bullet proof glass box and, stand before you, hour after hour, listened while the judges or Israel, " Hausner aaid, prosecution delivered. a catalogue " I do nut stand alone. Here with of his alleged c r imes. me stand six million witnesses. After almost . a week of legal Their blood cries to heaven, but sparring, Eichmann's trial finally their voices cannot be beard. · got under way this morning. A This it falls to me to be their court of three Is raeli judges re- mouthpiece and deliver this jected Eichmann's contention that heinous . accusation in it had no legal right lo try him name. '' and the defendant formally en• tered a plea- of innocent to· each of the 15 counts in the indict- S.l•m Center ment. They charge crimes against the Jewish people and crimes BY MRS. IJZZJE CATON t w I against humanity. Salem Center PTA met recent_e.:. m r,_ _ to y _ sne at_ n_Gi<leo n__ •u_ H_ _ _ A glant spring snowstorm that , _The _ ly at the school auditorium, with 1• _ off guan:I . . caught the Midwest . . "until night p-•ide t Anna E"··beth Turn drilled broomstick high today and mal shifts Sunday .. �: •notl�e. fort.her '1110 program oonaistpresiding. er stranded thousands of per8011S in , hunthe by left were Veh�les travel terminals, £arm homes and -.1 - . ed of piano solos by lludenta UD• . · d•-..:wi m mount m g drifts m the makeshift road11kle shelter&. . upper M id west, and mel uded sev- der supervlsion of Mrs. Cather-The near-blizzard measured up S a film on arti­ eral abandoned traffic patrol ine bene(ield, and It to 15 inches at Duluth, "m o 11 t h to respiration . ficial . care. Passengers evacuated a bu, closed dozens or major highways, ing. New · officen mouth breath at Grand Ridge JII. between Olhid rural roads in seven states the n ., s: t a: installed be will tawa and Strea�r. Through train and virtually paralyi.ed long dis­ schedules turned into "cattle meeting in May and grandpar tance ground � air comme�cl7I runs." stopping at every station enls will be honored. traffic in Chicago, the nation s Mr. and Ml'8 Joe Keys a n d to pick · up Stranded travelers. At . transportation hub. . Chicaso, an American Airlines family left laat Thursd$'y f o r At least 30 deatha were attr �bspokesman said the carrier North Carolina to visit relltivu. uted to the w�end stor'!1 , l�planned " virtually no traffic" beMr. and Mrs. Willard Walker eluding 14 motor �t fatallt1es m c,o d oday. n afte mi t r n fore and children vilited her mother b �ing UIOW on IC roads anti Colder weather moving 80Ulh and brother. Mrs. Mintie Bragg Y aix rnem�rs of a MadJSOtJvllle, and east tr the AUantic Coast set and Patrick Bragg at their home Tenn. • family who died when 'lerooff rain and seatlered snow in the in Ohesapeake Saturday who re­ flttle was splashed on a fin 1n for � week's northeast nd minor tornadoes in turned. with their home far beat againat. subTenneuee aand Georgia. visit. freezing cold, Uncounted traffic a«idents In JlllnoiB, WiBeoMin, lowa, Minneaota, Indiana, lower Mich.igan and. northeast Ohio ranged from den� ed fenders to multlpki t:rackupa. 1b<te la 1 •ery good cbance tbat POLIO will ■trlb Harried Ullnol1 State Patrol offi­ thls Summer. Are you ready for it? Are your cbil­ cers laid there would be "no at. Babies, If there att any at bome7 drm.1 the total num­ tempt" I<> bot- ol collls!ons. The time 10 prepant ii now and rhe way to do it ii Wincb. at 50 mll01 per hour and IO unnp for your POLIO aholL C-all your local snow averaging up to a half-fool phyud111 « local hcallh depanmul for imorma­ from • llymied low prutllll9 cen­ tioa. 'Ibil ii pllli<ularly imporllllt for )'OIIOI pu• ter aver Lau Mlcblgan apparen� •ta •d babieal Jy bit llllnoi., hardul, State poll« Mau ..,.._., today ■nd be '"' Ibo ■ate oide. at Pontiac and Joliet ordered Rema:abet, no one b too youn, or t.oo old ao aet tl1lopen to work put their llOI' POUO, Bo ■ale ood ll'Ol lrom wony. II Ollly llkca min- ol Jl)Ur time. N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. Office Roun: fl l I I . gloves, high bultcned shoes, para• sols and dresses that swept lite fl r . ':_r · and M rs. L D · D J'Ie� t �k. · . of the hitch mg mg advantage post erected, came in horse and buggy st)'le, with another family comiog in an old.model car The men. with swallow tail coats, tall black hats and blatk the old• string ties completed fashioned picture of a churrh in ;molher era. Oil lamps were used in �he sanc­ tuary with. the collection plates being on long poles. 8eautiful flowers used through­ out the church were furnished and arranged by Mrs. Ruby Jly. sell. An organ and piano duet by Mrs. Fe rne Bradbury and Mrs. Gerald Anthony. opened the morn• ing worship. Greetings were exteodecl by Mr. Ha rry M. Cross, honorary general chairman of the Centennial, fol• lowed by recognition of 50 year members with Robert Haggerty presenting corsages to the group, bat made in 1.837 an� kept by the family �n near perfed Including Dana Hamilton, Irene condition. It IS the kmd of hat that Pres1_dent Abraham Blanche Lincoln often _was pictured wearmg,. addtng a fantastic Cross, Lucille Mayes, Ann 12 inches to his already 6 foot, four-mch frame. - Seo- . Haptonstall, Lucille Diles, __ Fick, Flor ine! Talbott, Ruby Hy- tine( photos. .,.... :..:..:.:__ ____________ __ sell, Allee Russell, Marie Russeu l -=='--";::::_ Mill and Lula B. Murray. Dr. King Is • - !f-:!T "Wo'ro a ono-oar, no-boal f1111lly and we don't want 111 Uwt wltoro wo'd be oon11d1M .ndtrgnyl ftcocll� _ »., IN-• ...id bt I"' "-i DallY Sentinel , Pomeroy-lllddleporl, 0. • Aprft _1 7, 1..1,1 1 -------- -- Stimulation Of Protective Antibodies Is Discussed f1 Rutland Sotial Items Costumes Highlight Church Event 2-Dal!y St ntlnel . Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0 , April 1 7 . 1 96 1 Farm Bill Is Complicated Eve n To Exp erts - tJ 0 e > lr:itclten, toe, ean be ban lrmed 1ae. a clell&blfull)' - ... 11&'.ldI I and put;y ....,...tion. Ste-vine layoulo ol IIUradM heedquarten for modem cabinelo and CIIWllen pwida iacr1111d -.,e ai- and -kine ■ari-. Center of it all, of coune, will be a. lllltlutHul GAS Built-in nnae. .;ib -. broiler, surface bumen lotated ,... ..i, will be moat convenitmt to ,-, llNlil. Many type& to choooe from, ollerin( .... GdWti.., l•tltrM u Automatic "Bums-witlo­ a-brain"; Clock contNllled cnw; Self-m.un, roliamieo; � mintlen; 1boon,A&­ ud tltta <IH■nl ically controlled 1riddlol: l'olln oookiffl '""1INI. - cooking btowa. a. c,.. •- lo-, ... " Au: your Paw,a,I 0. • all Tlttt ,f ,I -- I ! - • .\rt . ..... ....... lillNtit Clllcll CWt ,,, ...... ltl LIIL • 11 .. ... ..... • • ... ,.,.,.,_......... ..· •-o..... ..... . • I1 , IiiI IIJ Cull iillf lWl1L -Ill TIE omo . • . I Ddle Doalor &boat a � eopeclltlly Alt ,- "hiIS. A BAS bullt•ln ratl(Je can give you• i--.• • --:� ' I meal-makinc Your ran GAS c,1,111 m -·... _ I [!l R -_ ., .:,:, : j I I I I , I ', I I I I Tb•r•'• nothing Ilk• • FLAME for eooklng ... .,. ,. . . •, ' . • ' �.. -.,, . '\ m · �DaJ1y SeD" � � ; � �� ;;� � - : Aprll l1• 1961 Tor nadoes Drop 2nd Bas eba ll Contest Of Sea son Ames-Bern Takes Muddy Affair In _.,._. ,_�• -·. .·;-·•:.-•.·:.· . _.-_. ,._ :; ,• .. r II aq�� :.�� =:�ah 'The Twig' Faced Most Stern Test Of All � ��!f!,���!111 �����k�� Sfa?�i��� I I I.Wtlal I A1-.'iai= == I l'.'.""':.._________!_�������-��=-I winsr G,·ants lake Lead In MaJors After ne eeks Play t • ii ti b OSU Plans Versatile, Open Play •.. p ti 0 " e a fl A n n ti 3; w ii COIi- =• �::!t Blue Devil Preppers May Ask For Adm• • T M • B JJ L A D " d, SI .:�: · · there THE SPORTS DESK u w :. :?alln � Ito serond game of ,....,. Satur- Btoe had two liDgles for the - . . _ and you to "hit It bani" while Cooc:ordla C t l l e 1 e, Hoorbead. fActo l•l!a flcureo· Fraley'■ day afternoon. 8 to 6, playing un- nen. : 1 ,. __ Of all the dlipe off the ola Dow Fmtm"Wakl'a ne" tee abot Minn., conducted the weigbt-liftb;S Its of any play not Ratlne Amesthe against rain, heavy der f will blott who have it dlfflcult In life tome "Fundamental, of Golf' aperlment at Washington Stat. .·:.•. :,...........,.._....._._._._.,_._._._._..._._. r e 00 squad f'i'IIIIE\ due week th.i. game1 acbeduled \ Tuppers th ep p Bern none facea a atemer teat than the meues that the 1Wlrlg'1 the Univen.lty and the conclusiao1 PRIMO .. _::'::/i:\:-:-:-:,.· _ _.,_:\::';::'/::\ Pla ms field. -....1. to the coonly loumament play,-;<(cj man whoet lather bu been a thmi , . . They edmlt that tt de- wen, that the weight-lftlng gain ... 1 . . : • first '. ;'. ; n inning offs, The Tornadoea will resume , adne opened the celebrated sport, flgur'.I and I pend, on u,. temperament of tbt iD atrencth . and endurance Im /"'_,,rt', ..:::'.f· proved ac:<uraC)' . . . Hight he .1 :::_ I with two run, but A-B hoom,d their games' ICbodul• followinl ! caoo lo point t, the late Bracch Individual golfer , , , .:':I' k aid to bouncen, too • • • i 1 bac in their hair with four. Tbey compleUon of the tournament. Ricbf Jr. .;�? , also .scored another ln the bottom Racine JOO m o - t I t :;:;:-..The hie," 81 be wu known, Jf you're one of those folkl who ....... 400 103 x - 8 I 2 Ames Bem I of the fourth . ::-" Charleston. lone 'llallred ln tbe maaive tbad· believe lrl hunchea, you may be Warren Koon of Digest � In the top of lbe fifth and sixth, Balley. Wolle <LP) 4, and Sal• that Golf in repo.rta S.C., by ' "The Branch." interested to know that of the tut ==--�= ow c I I t RacLDe scored two 1"Wlll in each aer. Powell, Drigue, ( WP ) and 1 i.::::.::.:.::= wltb Byra Beu watdrlng &M. Mlm " Throughout moat of hi, adult lit� II winnert of the l(eotucky Derby he wu W. .,,,u frame to tie lhe game, but the Bise. l N Wl b& worked 1n the alder Rlcby' • 18 of them bad rwmea made up of the Knoxville Journal at the Ames-Bern club bowaced back m varioua organfzatkm and, u an of two words. At the moment, 1980 Master• when C.ount Hl!Dl'J , its half of the sixth with t h reeeumple ol ht■ re,uJtant pnib- I Carry Baek lo the 5-1 fulure boo� ... ,__ chopped out a seven more. eoough lo win. lam. there was the time at favorite for the May 6 acramble on the 12th hole. the Ted Bailey started on Brooklyn when after long negotia- at Churchlll Downa. Beat.I Prtnce ''He'• the French national chammound for Racine. He was relil!\' • 11on he finally arranged to ,ell an at 6-1 to one of the ot<ODd place pion, y'lmow," observed a lad, • e wo e 0urth b1 f in " expendable ball player for $15,000. co-favorites and you can get Ron- speclator. � � • -" . 0.:�� , uio: losinug .,..11o w..., tao:-gt:1.1 w o When be happily told h11 dad, oie't Ace, Bau Clef and Covered "Really?" BY:!' aald lnnocently. pitcher. Top hitter for the Racine elder RlcbJ picted up the Bridge at lS-1 am I Gay Landing "In what ,port? tbt onJ&b lbt roke up By FRED DOWN b tcap with a tw team Wat Peanut, Wickline witl1 _____ , within �ta, ■old at 20-1. e Uall,d p..., Jalerulloaal nm homer lo the 11th lnnJq. All- phon end • 000 Dad the player tor '25, , Get, , As to Four-And-Twenty, Cana'Ille Minne,ota Twin■ and San !IOa droff In eJchl nm, with four what , lc have Y " �?, by da's hope which is 6-t, Francisco Glante in lir,t placo bU. and Yerulleo 1mock,cJ lo !our pn>luled OUUI ll for. a ba here 1111 raund n wmnen JOU rd t. three-wo been only two provide a new look to the 1961 with five bl� during tht doub . . . and IO It ftnt • • • -Alan-A-Dale In 190I and CI_yde baseball ..... today but Ibero', header. Van Duatn In 1929 • • • which " • aleo an old look hecauoe Leo Du- It wu tha f_., otral&bt Jou for the Oriolu, who were rated Paul Burke, top cop 1n the te]e- kmg way back • · • rocher'1 in bot water. off fllloa lffitl "Nabd City,'' ii ar,Their "'°" lallhful fans couldn't •traua p■IIIWII have loreaeea the Twins and G� their � flnJob In um,, other who oterted out to follow in Collegiale baseball report, that ts at their current level■ oo BW, O'Dell threw a double ht■ t.ther'o foolltepo. Hlo dad, television Is booming the sport •• NEW HAVEN _ Tbo A I e x an • early whlle Ille queetloa with DI>- play pW to Jl[ndH,ltter Bobby Del Harty Burke, wu • top hea,y- the We,t Coast and that wolght Quillen Memorial Library or New d COLUMBUS I UPl l--Ohlo State rocller lo how ii look hlm ,o long Greco to ball the 11anto out of wtJi1>1 who bo,ed Ja<k Demp,ey Uftlng in moderation has helpe Raven wUI celeb,ate National LJ. There lo get Into hi■ lamlllar position. •Jnth.bullni ln>uble and provldo and twice wont to declslom with pllchen with their control. brary Week April l6-2I. 0 p e n which hos been content to u� bro the to dc Burk f reaction aU It se will be held on April 18th fine a TV the J b e was Y on . to ow, with . . G u oun, Hou am Tunne," ene ,y "Jlc irlt .11 ODII Sim m bout bulling fullback, and ill quarter- rain l-UCL a C the of Southe� e th w the and or A Sunt . _ fir -plagued of cast then and bout■ amateur 14 had Olanta ( NIIOl'I .I ind from �:30 until ?:SO p.m. Every­ backs lo grind out the yardage, Willie llcCovey. rookie hero of decided it wu euler to cop tlMl game and lhe �ord IS 1t w� one i.9 welcome to come and tee day, '1f the aeason when: apparenUy is moving toward a e wl d the Balli- 1959 who wu a buat In lNO, led duke with a written script • • • many a houaewife away from the for themselves the advantages more \'ersatile Md open attack -tb T u whlppe more Oriole,, 111-5 and M In It 1he Gllmlo' !Milt attack on Robin . soap opera, and opportunIlles oflered here In · -=,;;;.;;;....,.;;.,_iiii,:;..,.,..,:;ia_;;;;,:;;�iijjji.,.,i.,...,;.;aiirimii •a,a,5,atfY& ...,,lf1M7::Mt.UVC: me&':"t P¥�"4WMFQINli!VB'C7KiRl:DP for the commg !ootbiitl 1ea10n. lnn1nga. t0 t&ke a h•U•game p TJ...___· at you look way the 1n all rt•, our own town for a richer fuller �I -'".. ._ Le.. "--L Coach Woody Hayea ran h1I An on flrst p1ace In the American , J"ue of readlng_ charges �ugh a 2�bo_ur s..,sslon League. Tommy DavlJi. WaJJy Moon and Ministers are asbll tt •r r t ol olfons1ve head-bangmg Satur- -The e.nta wned he Gl do t Phila• Norm Sherry bit bolnera to lead congregatiot11 to vialt t h e their day �nd lt was the halfbacks delphla Phillie•, 5-2, and went 8 the Dod&en' If.hit attack that library which bu .., boob <'arry m� the ball most of the UU-game ahead in I.ht National tagpd Jteo JO.pm. winnlr Vern that make interesting reading for lime with the quarterback■ show- Leaau Law wMtl hll aecmd Jou al the e. Christians. Teachers are requestlng a llttle more incllnatJon to -Durocher ir new NUOQ. Oth_fr bil blon tn. and plate ump e to bring ela!au in • body te ed pass. Jocko Conlan became engaged .in the Dodaer attack Included ■ douIn fact, Jluyes �ven boaAt�d a a shin-klcklng duel during the Lu hie and two thl8lel by Cbarll, Clevelar..d 3 t .750 11,. visit the Ubrary and streu the MaJlr Leape &andla&:• . . hltle_ about the aerial alt�k. Our Angele. Dodgera' 13-6 victory over Neal and • triple by Murry Wills. By Chet Tannehill 2 l . rm 1 importance of reading. Organlza. By U■lted Pm• l■teraatlo■al Detroit passing was pretty good, he said. the PJU.aburgh Pirate1 lth Leo Woodie Held'• cl ch ■ gle d 1 1 .500 1¼ tJo.na are invited to attend JD Los Angeles w ut In eue N■tlollal or a J t 1 the :;� P�t. GB �; ;�ty . •,., ..., "'__a:, ,:m-,.;-..:_,.,,.,. r2,_,.,., ♦d_.,._____,■1 �11:��1�:. �:;: r:; ;�a��� _ _,..., h:r �: � e= l! a ���:�� and tht � ":oo•:: o 1 I .500 111 fl"blic L, invlled. The Library L, mcludlng one for a TD to Sam from the crowd of 27,718 .. the 1-1 Oil Joluuly Temple', ■lop and San Francisco 4 • .6ffl Boston s Z ,MIO i,c, Chicago Tldn:'°ce nd nother to the same Loa Angele1 Coliseum. 1 2 .333 2 aponsored and maintained by The • homer by Tllo Francona. SJn. Cloclnnati � � 2 ·600 ¥. Washington 3 re ver 0� • Louil St. 3 .250 21:6 New Haven Woman'll Club. 1 ��more . e a ,parkilng calch Thti Cleveland Indiana scored all 1Iea by Jlm Pienall and Willie Plt r 1 500 3 4 .200 3 t Baltimore ---• • ,. . lhelr run, In lhe ninth Inning .. Kirkland off DlcJr: il<looYan proced- tobc gh a ISSIOD O eIJJS ue ea . s fourth g Angele, Spa , pa mov or g nne Los m llelul&a Sanday'• s_a 500 " beat the Wash ington Senator, ed the 1ame-wilmln1 hit off Rudy O BIRTH ANN UNCED :,2 2:I . tl Hayes lo send the semor end to 2, In 1he onl other American' Rernand.._ Chicado ' �.. ta 10 Baltimore 5 ( 1•t =I Mmneoo -L•- n.• 500 nen Al I • re,_ Y Mr. and Mn. Paul C. Werry · g. "Th8t' 1 Minn. • Balto. 4 •2nd gm, n 1nn,1 On April 27 GalUpoU■ Summer League Baseball of- 1he ohow 2 4 · tm Phlladelphla 1 cefved .,. , Indians' the for credk whil 1ame Loull st. League tlie • ' e : , flcials will meet and one ol the upshots Ukelf wil( be a 1 Cleveland s Waehingtnn I are 81lllOUDCing blrib ol • oon, 1 • · 00 -;:;•·q u17 ; Mllwauue request forwarded to Meigs county for adnussion Into � ' . g O1 ;;;· halfba O al• Cardin.;, defeated the Clnclnnall tory after taking over from exu Loi Angeles ,1 Boston, 2 game,, Daniel Eugene, Aprft 1J welgblns Boaday'• Reo H, , In the other Natklnal Giant JnbnnJ AfttoaeD(, who Redo, the high school loop here. ;'t';;:'" ami•1� . g, Fre�man ag w action. Foul weather allowed two IUU and five hits in St. Loats I Clncbmatl 3 ppd., ra� nine pouna.1 G"' ounces. GrandLe ue I Down Gal.Ill way there has been envy about t h e �ulaWorffe�: . i::tal N 2 at New York, lladelphto c,ty • · at I Kansa, ced thre<, Fran. San parent, an, Hr. and Hrs. Chari.. tponemen Ph t, for pos the •v .. lnnlnp, In � f ;,;0 1mooth operation of the local league which has done Jen h 11 , 1 ' pd • rain tohurgb .• p game,, PR • IS Angele, Loa Werry, Pomeroy: Alma l[Jtci,. J. ltVt Ray Sadeckl pitched a nAL and one In 1he NL. much. to bui ld prep baseball talent as well a, provide b II i:.i,; , . raln d ppd., trolt at 14 at 1 Jn De llllealo pw , ,..i Dayton, and Howard Kl!cbe1I, en, au..,., llii,..,..ee halo -• ;;.,- f �( eh · lliib Alllaon and Zorn> Ver..U.. IIJtter and otrucl< 1111 first-rate teen-age recreation In doldrum "w 0f on wo arp 1w1mg pme-wJnnlna ball for the ten 81 tht Cardinali handed the and tQld weather 8rlle1 & co]d weather Pomeroy. '111e Werrya havt a ,on August days. gallops up th9 rn.Jddle for more Twins, who have won four of tbelr Red• their NCODd ltralpt I011. )Jall•J'• Probahla Pllthen J'• Pnbable Pitclien ap Douglas, MOIMII In our own summer league picture, pretty sure bets th" 20 yard' each on a newlyelet <nJgh'l Kaneas City at New York AnJ! Loo at Lou!, -61. � " l!YO the a lid sames. ■even Can!lnala' Allison drove lo Kea Boyer look like Pomeroy and Racine and maybe Rutland So revi play, llhowln1 h � opeeJ, run, with a lll'and 11am and a lack with a trlple and ■m1le whllo <<Mll YI. Podrel 1 1-ol. Walker <IMll YI. Ford 10- 1 1, far Middleport has the boys wanting lo play, but' no •e11e1, •nd el'.'.'lsed power, Loo Anl•leo at Booton-Grba Jhree.nm homer u Pedro Ramoa Eddie Kum bed th,.. hU. for • (Only pmt ocheduledl pilot has been 1lgned. Eastern might come In. Not wonderful," � Buckeye gained hl ,econd win of v,. Brewer (O-O>. u-et 1 • the Rich. Jim O'Toole wu cm, .. -� -......,• G mt1 Only compU.:nUon would be the travel inYolved, were l ""'."""'n pilot p but ted, tty • (night) Philede(phla ot Mlhrauktt pme, ocbecluledl lOnl,Y re Hcher ton In the opener and Verullta clnnaU'o 1o■In1 p . Galllpol11 admitted. , e • coming. H good. a Re In o....., Taeoday', Plttoburgb at O.tcqo bn 1 -----------'-----'-'----It would be up lo manager■ and to those few hardy Ed with ■atlofactory dlcated a Boeton at Mi,htl < Anpleo Loo at Lout■ St. soula who ■upport youth recreation with transportation CinclnnaU at )!an Fran. (olghtl Loo Angelea at New York DRIVI al their own expense to decide if a Gallipolis bid, should mer, a ,ophomore, end Vince Eytn fre"'1non a 10!dt, . Kamas City at Baltimore (nightl Amerte11 Leape 11 materialize, ought to be accepted. r"t 1 .IN .,. Speaking or the workout 81 & w. L. Pet. GB Detroit at Cleveland ·1 \ : . t 1 .lt!O . . . Wa,hlngton ot Chlcap II HI been some yean 1ince 1prlnl Prep baseball whole, Woody ■aid: "We got hardno e th In tt and re to •tarted ,td h C chedule been b have a fouled so t y the weat er. om TODAY pletlng all acheduled games now appeara hopeleas. last ,eaoon. "With tArlenl Jlock. IO, That·, the only way I !mow PITTSBURGH <UPil - Tht out crowd ol •·ooo. Atblellc dlrectou will 1truggle - If the sun ever to roach. .. hardnooed, When I Stan and Slrlpo, WGll't he lonely ft' } 1'fl'Jf horn and (Otcar) Robertoon In the -- s., fancy set .._, thto Field Forbeo al 1e1 I back oourt, u·, pretty hard for come, out !or more th in a day In succession - to play heal• riding 11 0 . See ua for a eompl@te enou1h games to decld• a Southern Division champion. anybody to breu 1n u a fulltlme For 33 yeon old GlorJ wu lbt •·-1u, 1 ap •Jo. chUlla lubrieaUoa Since pa■aa,!9 of lhe Library only otandard waving In lbe -, f i;,.J"Offl pard'" Wlboo11 uld. lnol 01bo lo • · rather buteo wu he W 1111• Before lhe pubUe forgell Middleport Jlead Football &!rYtce, Act- i,, 19118 , million b- at the Plttohurgb Plrotel be!°"' NrfoUI troublt The 6-l player also Indicated he lacular lublm i.... -· Glen Coacb John Thompson - he has resigned and will be citizen,, have IAtrary ..,,.Ice for Bu did not want to 1° to Chicago ■tart■! l!:nJOJ omnothet Hobbie, hla pitching opponent, hit fW :i,_�-::,: movln& on at the expiration of his contract this summer the llret Ume ; 31 milllon -1' • where ■tart will team NBA new nlnllt-imllnl homer to Rive the and Q�leter ear _ - lei all sports fan, remember that Mr. Thompson has have Jmprowd llbr"!7_ . .,..�I . 1 nm ,euon. World r a . -I Y CINCINNATI 1UPl1 - Win Wilworked as hard lo be succeSAful a, anyone could. The 169 countlea and ·lownmlpt perlornwmcel t.. D s CUbo • :I ldory • _,,the Pl the o St reteo pm their 1911 IIIJor JONpl 11. Borr olflclol, Ions ol the Clnclnnall Royal■ ho "Chlcap -Id be Jull another big trouble l s that In the coaching game, success is mea- vlou,Iy without aerv!N ■on Jcap ■tapping ■tone Juat like Cincinnati • FAST SERVICI sured by the preponderance of win, over losses. Jy proclaimed Tueoclay u "We� lndlcaled he may leave the Na• b brary ..... 1ce. OYer p ......_ CUbo• - eplnol tlla O. N o one who knows Mr, Thompson, whether they liked bile, have been added .,... - 1'lrata Day." Jlonal Basketball Auoctotlna for u been !he lut �.. year,;• he • DEPENDABLE to rural Iith V w , lnepr Bend llilall •.,,., ,_ and the Pirate team the ..,. American Bolblhall ■aid. "It will tab them three or Sou pa him_ personally, or disagreed with his way of coaching, brary program, WORK · four year, to bnllcl • good team. a 1!1-game winner after the P� ■l1CI "" dentea that he gave the Job everything h e had In time _ IAa Each NBA member wW make • DRIVE IN TODAY effort. desire, and loyally lo his boys and his school. ' The American Library A1oocJ,. rates acquired him from the st. star, state .. Mem ormer • P P or available ttree playan to tha ChiWhile such devotion lo duty is ezpected of a coach tlon ha, atarted conatrucUon of a Lout■ Cardinlil laat ,prlnjr drew guard cqo team and it t, poulhle wu. �In ��-• Clty_"._'}ittobursh," dioaattolied II a parl,ttma the fact remains that sometimes II ls not I n evidence. ' now 11,000,000 flve-,tory heaJ- 1he opeolng day ua1_.i. SIi US TODAY with the Royal■, ■aid he bu heen foq wW be one of. the candldates. - -�- -=------"-� --- --�llon �· TAKl".H SINGLES Tffl.E Beaulieu tennis tournament by quarlers on the sile of the pus. Right-hander Doa. Cardwell or The the 14 addftloa, the Royall drafted attracted • �.�th �c:,: BEAULIEU, France WPtl- defeating Barry Phllllps-Moore of ent bulldlns• In Chlcap. ALA IOdthpaw Dick Elloworth will w pin: , no l membership In Ul60 wa, 24.000. ltart for the CUba before a N ne St.ate guard LarTY Seigfried lnce they I'm ,ola.g Braill'1 Carlos Fernandet won AUJtralla, 8-1, 2-6. 6-0, in lhe final the fol'fflll' ;• Ohio loul champ to pick up 1omter Unihopoo and Phono WY 2-ffl7 the men·, oingJ.. title In Ibo round Sunday, � �I •� •-•--: Loula Rawk � 1980 ....1erpar1. -■Ity or Kentucky guard Adrian I. MlfA It, tal Pirates bad to hettlo Nftll Al 1:anou City he would he Smith for Ito rooter. _ • Jlllltl to win Ille diadem. -n.o. playlnc under ht■ old teammate j ;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii-"---"""'-" a, Ur.tied ...... lalerullo1lal lnvttatlonal ....lo toumamtnl ... the days whaa lbt w- Ja<k HcHahcm, who bu when ba olimlnated <OUDtryman -· Pit �. KJld a.,. umed eoacb of Ibo ... team, Roy Emenon In Ibo final■, 7-1, lor, Glllla Wl'lpt and - Adamo and ...td -tually be<ome Mo• NEW YORK-Mail Order lid laoplnd the ,_ te YlctarJ llahon', uolllanl • all tho way over the mllo and 7-1, 1-4, 5-3. - the Wutmatm, llenlton. ''Tboy have lallled," Uld RoyonHtat,tl, dloloneo to -■lly wtn G N. RO, C. yh 1.meeaiw Pepper Wll... IIEENSBO · lhe $111,400 11:,11:eL,Jor llaadlcap at Soucbok of Durham, N.C., woa 'Ille Plnotaa _, the (lOIIIIIIII ...,, "Bui llOthlnJ bu - al 1: Aqueduct by four lenJ!]bo over the 14th annual Greater Greea>- two yoe la only i,. bombed td. Appafflllly they made himjna n ter to Dlaperet. horo 0poa ,.U toum""""'t wttli a In four -• World StriN pretty good oiler. f . LAUREL, M-;:: pme■ by lbt Hunllnro' Row o1 "Wla bu • oouple o1 pod play• . (lrleanl Dop la the N°'· York lni ,e,ra ahead of bin>, and I ... our whole new raUied lo the otrelch to defeat pIaco But the ,_, debaclo wu think he'll mate o �ty good array OI Sprint Scotch Bull and Pot<W&rlty In the ........ at S:• p.m, IEST, 1aot coach. Wa ceitalaly _doll I want to 129.200. Che-akt St.keo at DALLAS Tn.-Lnuloe Sal(I ol Oc t. 13 - BDI - llland 1,- the ny ol a tellow who deoorat1n1 001ore In I MDI lo laaad Jou lhe cuh to pay lhLIIUN!S Atlanta, 01., llhol a final round aJammed a RaJpy 1'fflJ' pitch can 1111b o """' ..,_ o/ JI." I peuy hilla ...i deblL WI , t a reUef! Have '13 I<, •In the •10-- Dallu ....,_ cmr the !aft field wall In 11,e ninth WlllOIII WU uublt to nail down ALBANY, Celil-Mr, Con■- on'1 CIYlton 0pm 10U tournament \ lnninl. The blut pvt the Ptr-. a IWl1a& pool with the Roylla ey odstd hie favoml � by ror Ibo third year lo • row. 111-0 ,I<tory .... the ya ...k to tab tho ...IOI Call-----100lt, LATaX "AINT and tha -Id diam -loPablf fomla Derby. 1IIN8 •HIP' &\Cl: th1ndredt of new colOfl make tealOr omoUoaal lmpod ., _ ·n.e NOR'ffl WIUllllSBORO, N.C. Ollkr, home nm touched off the plcklft' fUter ind 1asiar tt'lan ever. •n •REY, pa. - � •�- Sprlni• All avallalllo kl s,RED SATIN, 1IHI �- -•te w loa ID Pltloburp'a field lndlano ,wept the Caidlr CUp (UPI) - ~ :_,m ol Spartea- 1 lldeol ctlebrat wonder paint that eon on buutiful, alnce V.J n.,, champion,hlp play ,I tha Allllri- burl, S.C., .,._ year'a NASCAJI I Golden '!'rJansle ly 1moott1 with twutll or f'Ollar. Drln In � mkl- - no oNonttvo -• ,an RorQY League by dtf•atlnl aallanal c h oOiplon, ave,apd l •• mDee pd hour Sunday t.o lhe Renhey -, S.O. .,;�·e t win tho Gwyn Staley Memorial -., at t:• p.m. '1111 a.eli .....,. iJOO.mlla _, car r.... Tamm,y llpilnp .,,., - wJU ynlit HOUSTON, Tex.-Rod La'°r ol lrwln ol Spartanb,q wu -.1 the -- ti-, - 111 t M ,.,_ WYMllollo N741 � • Auotralla toe,,.,. the flrtt !or, tho North Wllkeohoro Speedo1 tilt · MIDDI.IPORT, DHIO · •'-'-·..-w111 u.· 111,.,. oarr '1111 --. .,_ .,._ w111 bo ...,.,.,., _ CMNHA t ! s:, ��1 e d I Au Stan ° w Library eek Being Observed At New ffaVell ! :: :: �: u:°.:::. "; i · a. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, -1;-===----;;;;;;; '"' -Gll>!on the ••· New Flag FlankS Old GIory e At p•Jttsburgh Forbes pafk - · ::::t\ htvter;'� I • = i:': .!,i • �.'.1! ......--� • s.c...., " · jPIYMEITS TOO 111li11 CALL ML ong Eyes Offe r N ABL Team Dial:::. :":"".,.,: =.rnm::: :i- i:.. ::v c• w88kend Sport SUfflfflary • •J:- == = ...,� HACKm'S SOHIO :11 ., ,..,.,a1 :!..ffi: . It'� Color Pickin' Tim e fot gPR1Nt PAINTINt ,..,,.._ �£ y..._ O - 1· °"' I ,,_ a::,:� -.i.o--. --• SPRE D SATIN KIIG IUllDERS SUPPLY CO• .,_,., _ Methods, Not Final Goal Is Cause Of Russia-China Split from both Mo.cow and Peiptn1. a mut\c of o.,.....,. part) belief tb■t eat( r 'v' rft'Olulicr. the ,tory of thal Yioia,t, ....... leaden In Bucbareot In Jome . ... oaly he by .- cal.lio& ll!Jlioo wa, too aood til 1880, and the IICODd at • Moacow al th\;! ,tate. keep. fi,11 d.teil, c,,ne from "lllllllblt" -iOC In No•embo.:· Alld thto. the a.1- ..,.,... Pra&ue. More rrom East Berlin. December, lteO. mt-, mull: came ftnt. Foe reaJODII .u1i not understood, a.ta111 M1MaM ...... LM: T• Lal■. Gtll. Lin Piao, Chlnw _.,_ M011COw may have wanted the An hit.re.ting aldtu,1,1 the ,tory to "leak." t,r o1 defemo. •mrned up the c:ontrnv 81 tt bu � lopod a.tne■t attitude when he wrote · 8..u 8pll<-Noi A . eH prop• Chhln n-• and •-"� in --.. At the oulltl It lhould bt em- ganda qencleo lo that both ,ldeo "We alw1y1 un4entood' clearplwhed that the quarrel repN> call on Lenin for ._,i u! 1 hudedly that the achieYln& ol seoto a 1pllt and .., a b"'8k. The that both have COdChed th,� dlf. Internal peace and victory In lhe Soviet Union and Red China re, ftrencet in term, of doctrlDe. people's revoluUon could not reiy talb but 1DU1t rely !Ill maln � �it.ed u before in lbeJr 'lbcte tenm are oftenUme mea.ti 00 peace lut det.ernunatlon 1or � world-wide iDgleaa In the Welt. But they are revo ionarJ ltru� by the 81 PRIL NEWSOM victory of communwn ovar the the wOl'1l cunet that can be muses of. U. people. llPI Ferelp Ne•• Allalyd free nations. placed on • p-aetilfng C-ommmi� An important coro11arJ to When c.ommumei aatellite lea.iKhnuhcbev'1 co-aidence poli..7 en returned to their capitals las• But lmofar u the spUt involves when uaed 81 iavective. hi, ,upport even ol DODgoa final the an s ot meth ia the wordl, n( battle the in od 11uu, \ � � Dectmber from a ,ummit session unbt mlddle-clau nvoluthe Communist ita ue eff� ' within leftilt q. Comm s pbr 'ultra, ultra 1n Moscow, they were shaken men. 'Ibey had heard Nlldla world 1, of far-reaching impo� malist, left reviaionilt" are com- tkml IO loog u they alJo att mon and uaed tn deadly eamell:. "anU-lmpertalilt." Calel in po1nl Khrushchev called a coward t,J ance. are Em,t, India and ....,_ ht■ face by the Red Chin.,., They O.tails of the ,ift have be,,n At the core of the problem ii ■ l'llee mat ud a,pldn1 of irllll lllleta repeat Ille delicate had heard Khruahche,, call Mao accumulatlns over the last yen Khruallchev'o pre...t emphuil ..., lltlla. lieut7 fomul Ill paltenu of Wed&ewood ehlu. a • d tho The Chlntse hold that thla lo a TB0-1uD1 "another Stalln" and • and only now may he put together peacelul c<><sialeDce "parliamentary road to aoclal- violation of tbe teachingl .-.f Lenin •·reviaion:18t. .. for an assessment. t hold, the "'ltrngle of tM Delpite protest, of hanncmy The first open blow-up came at i llm." u oppo,ed to the Otipele bu EDITORS NOTE: J1111t a ye■r 111• WI ......-, t!ie ..,Id (trlt ..... .. tun .. - ffller­ ncn Ntwen &he Bfflrl Ualoa ... Bed Qlaa. OalJ lloweur, ..., die Wett Ntll .... .. ,.... ...tllie, llo, 4"­ &alll el Uail Mt.tel' quarrel wHh­ • Co.m.muW rub ud .. Sal■ IGIDe Idea al the effect 1t aaa, ban ■a ..-.rid ■ffalrl. l'ollowta,: ll tbe flnt ol three 4111patcbe• OIi Problema of Pelplaa;. w.i,. u, Iraq. Church Crowded For Bacone College Choir Concert Given Sunday Eve Th! First Baptist Church of ley of tWJes from the musical1, Middleport was (Wed lo capacity, "South Pacnlc" and ''Sound of fncluding the basement which wao Music." equipped with_ • loudspeaker, �or The authentic costumes were the concert siven by the Indian colorful with heading, fringe, oil. of Bacone College from Ok choir - ver belll and mocass.ina• . LD lab a S da ,;: Re� �::f: �ne, host . During intermission, Rev. Boone _ �trodu� Dr. Allred L. Murray, pastor ion � welcomed rmethe a!co�•8 vice president of Bacone Co! Jese, . who tald about the school. He Sta• l , bile a fo r p to . Ra!ph ZtmdeI, gave the mvQCa- ted that it 18 ' the _0IdesI sch00I for . . r1 00• higher. educahon m Oklahoma and _ ........_ ._..1 Mayor K--th McElhlnny ex- lbat 1t IS non-segrega1-a1. Faculty tended congratulations ta the and taff members are mo I 0f st. Y s chtu'Ch on it! Centennial. and 00 1nd'1an told Murray Dr. anceslory. . behalf of the town officials wel- f the ff0rt bem g mad to h 1P comed the Bacone Choir. �he Ind�um m ake a P1•�-� 1or h� .. .t• society, in self choir under wa, 86-volce e Th the dim:tion of Miss Jeanine Rain• H I t ted that the s h l water with Mn, Dick West a.s ac- doe: o �l\'e federal ea� companist. '11le first part of the and only donati...ns mad., bygrchur-program was composed or sacred ches and missionary groups make numbers including some a capella possible the opportunities for edunumbers, well done spirituals and catio11 for the American Indian. others. Dr. M urray said, "the lndiam A noulstanding numbtr of the give thanks to the white JD8II for f��t group was the beautiful ren- one thing, the gift of the Go.!lpel of d1t10n of ''The Lord's Prayer" Christ." with members of the choir using The choir closed the program by the Indian sign languase, against singing 1he benediction w "h Rev the background or choir singing Hoyt dismissing the �n gregatl� the worda. As the song ended the with prayer. interpreters made a picture with Ushen for the evening were hands crossed above the forehead John Kauff' Dick Bodimer' Ediand heads bowed• 50n Babr, Cluu-lea Vroman, Bob The second part 01 th• program Mills Earl Smith Gene Kaull ' ular Will� Anthony l!Dd, Tony Fowler. : ,a • J!S ______ Renort s Say Invasion '.I" Cu ba 1s unde rw'IWY or UaHed Pree■ In&eraallonal Cuban revolutionaries announced today they had launched a sea• borne lovaalon and general vprls;n d to overthrow the CUban � ._ of Fidel Castro. gime . A goYernment communications invasion � station reported 1J11ree zu tt 1 Matan b acked ad a lorce Provlrlce. It ,a id at Ieaat one landing was 1'effective ," . ut• wblch was man• The broaQtit.ored outakle Cubs, said an army battalion had bee rushed to_ the scene of the Matama1 landings. One ii oaly 8D miles southwt of Havana. A Cuban r adio operator al Mareported lo headquarter■ tame, U r lQtani . . .tto trailli'1ruckj c a r r , I n g reiof�r�� had paued the tranam.ttmg .•!9-tlon. Thia lltatitlD was rece1vmg battie report■ from the front by mici.wave but the operali>r re• ported at one point that communlcations had been lost with all three areas. "- InvasIon IItes were The "� ldenlllleo u Cochlna Bay, Playa de �iron and Playa Larga. The rad10 station ,aid four mlllt!IUlltll stopped the landin1 of a hoot at Cheshire Larga but "the Giron beach hmclNow 'The ing .,., effected." BY KA11E LONG In Students It 1ald gunf!N wu growing Mr. and Mrs Chaun«y Roth- "ateadUy moro lnten,e. " hllfUNJI bv■1I•• geb o{ Add ison and Mrs. H. L. The. lllil edition of "The Crest" Thompson of Cheshire ,pent Middlepart High School annual, Thursday with Pete McCormick hu been received and copiea are of Falrl'ield. In 1he hands of the llluden\JI. Reooot visitors of Mr. and Mrs The annual, which Is pµbl1$hed James �om�son were: Mr. and by the senior clas,, hu�a black md 11Uver embossed cover, with Mn. Virgil Taylor (Maryl of Dei­ th..ls year's edition belDtl: �ated aware, Mr. and Mrs. R o b e r t to Mrs. EmDy Sprague, head of 11,omp,on and family o( Charles­ various actlviltee undertoken by ton, Hrt. Larry Hood and family of Addison, Mr. and Hr,. Robert the commercial depa"1lleot. "The Croll" lo a record of the Lemley of GalllpuJL,, Hr, a n d 1he oludents the pa,t ye.. and t, Mr,. Guy Seo and ,one o( Hlddle­ the result of hard work bn the port, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rawl­ Ina, and family of Toledo •ll<I Mr. part or teacher, and atudents. Several now coursee have been and Hr,. Garold Hood and lam­ added lo the turrlculum at MHS Uy. that wDI glw greduate, a heller Mr. and Mn. J. 1•. Spencer, chance with the competition lhey Belle ,penl tho weekeiid w I t h wW meet In collep, buslne98 or Mr. 'and llrs. Roherl Burchell homemaking. '"11le Crest" llhows Hr. and Mn. Howard Dunn the work Ille� Supl L. W. McCom- and Mr. and Hr� Thoma Fuel­ ., and_ Principal Allred &:arhen-y ta! and daughters, Katj)y • n d are do�ng to keep MHS among the Tawna of Columbus spent t h e ' recogruzed school,. •d with Mr. and Mrs. Mich� "";' 0 the n 0 faculty the teache New past year were Alfred Scarberry, 1111 ry· Nancy Dunbar, Frank F.schleman, Mrs. Leelie Hughe, of Ravena­ Charles Harker and John Redov• wood, W. Va. ,lllted her parents, Ian. The merchants of Middleport Mr. and Mn. Delmar Dant. and surrounding toWllll helped the Mr. and Mr■• H. R. Parletta seniors in their efforts to publish of Columb111 qent the week­ the annual by their genel'1IWI re- and with Hr. and Mn. R a I p b Need!;. sponse to advertiiing. Pages In the &Mual are mute Mr. and Mn. Edward Mills ovidence ol 1he work that boy, and family of Bucom Wffll re­ aad glrlro an capable of and the cent �- ol Mn. J. H. Sham­ things they can accomplish under blin and othor relallYN. good leade,ohlp. 11n. J. F. So:,re and Working on the staff were lhe Plorfee, Pa. � the cblldrea, weekend following: Editor, Richard SwackB e r a. . H Berl Mr. with and no hamer: Co-Editor,, Rosette R fcb. M Otto Mr. Hoff. and , d r■. S ay ardo and Janice Zirkle; AdYer!ia- un ed the aleo vloll of Jac kson lnl: Jim Hood, Christina Coate, man Item■. Judy Butd,er, KaJ Jeutnsoa, Doris Rice and ToID Andereon : Donald Comelllll of Waal!lq, TyplBto: blo Pullea, JudJ Sau- ton, D. C., and Mr, and Mn. Rob­ er, Judy Ratllff, Jlnia Hauck and erl Cornelluro, Jr. mid daughter Lindo l'omt; SUbscrlptlon Mana- of Lancaller, apenl the ftekend ger: Clyda Taylor; Act!Yltleo Ed- •Ith Hr. and Mn. Robert Cornel­ ltor: Jim Hoyt, BID Bo!-: hll, Sr. · Sporll Editor: Dml Erwin, David Hr. and Mn Adam Ftl<t ol Gal­ Lyon,; � Editor: BUI Stobart: lii••lia ,,.,. reconl caUer, of Hr■, Senior liaftor: Karen McElblony. Alma Swtaher. Mn. Mina Amoe ,pent a few Pre1byu,rian Group days with Hr. and Hr■. D a ( t GIIIDin and ,... of <lalllpollo. To Meet Taeaday Mr. and Mn. Fnak McCalla Pn,sbyterFirst 1he of I Group famlly, Gallfpo(Jo Ylllled Hr. and wW 0.ur Middleport lo ch Ian meet Tuesday, April ta, at the and Hn. Lee McCarty. home of HrL EYerett llacbner Hr. and 11n Otho Kaliht and with M)'I. Dale. Walburn. chair- Mary Scbllmmtr GI Mualllcm, m an, pl'Nillfng. The meetta1 llmo spent Suada) with Mn. A a a o I ba• hetn obanaod from 7:30 to Knight. 8 p. m. bocause ol lilt Bible and &:hool teacher■ meeting the eame Hr. and Mn Ollnr Kall H and Sandra dougblen, ry e 1.Gu eve•illl• s Mn Hr. nt with and pe Sunday The Bible study wW he l(fven by Alva of Kall llfpolla. G o NIUICJ Dunher. The book atudJ wlD he stven by Hrt. Lewi■ Sauer Hr. imd Mn. l!laa Clart. Bunt­ Jr. other _,.. an Mrs. Lucy .,..._ llp■ni Sunday with Hr. and Greg and llll■ Farlo ErlewJne, Mn. Jam■1 Whitt and 111111&. '------!!'■ :r :: :m-� ,:� �u;::: Crest' Hands At MHS & �=;;.,_ � ' - • a.a.�.,...°" Pt. Pleasant ..,aN_ h News Notes man and LorUI WiJcmm. llr. "'-Jy _.. ... &I w era] nubllabmenk ond Pt. Pleasant for lblrly ,-. _,...,__ NAIIED PWilMh-r prklt 10 b&i Mmi-rttirl!INlt tm PT. PLEASA.NT' - Mn. Jame, Jtal'I q.o. Mr. Wlkcu.m fGnWly Shadle ol - we, tittled operated the Wlkmea -•, J. praicler,t of the nowly org,mlztd Wlnlleld and lat<r w11 ,.,.dad RJdden Valley Coootrr Club Awrll- with the KllnpJ.Carper,t,, W')' Ot.htt off.an 8" Mn ary of HUDtingtan. Raught, ,ice preoid,a!: 'Ibo public lo ln9Jt.ed to Yiotl the Mn. Donald Wald,e ...-,y. )y modeled mor1uatJ truaurer and 11n. Arnold new reMn. R. C. Johmoa, Mn:. Mn. Ur:zie QdQ:11 left Salar. Adkim, Mn. Burwell Meadows, day for I nek'• 'rlait wUh ra1a,, Mn. c.ecn Dean ed Mn. Lonnie Uva m the Jacbon area. Safford, membtn of the Board. Mr. and llrl, Ran, Knotts aod childrm, of P'a.ilplaJ _.e ----MASON ORF.BI'S recmt v.lslton DI' Mr. ■ml Jira. PT. PLEASANT _ Arrested by Wtllard Walb!'• local Jaw enforcement off1ctts l ---------­ during the weekend were Norman l&ney, 21, Gallipolil Ferry, intO'.I• lcation: Ralpb E. 'lh:mpaon, fl, Letert Roule I. c1nmk In public; ud,J, Clinlon Bladr, 43, Mllion Routt 3, drunk in public; Charles C. Bnnm, S'I, Freemont, Ohlo, in- Fr.,;. a a.a- Ruth Robert J :•.:"���-;:-: ��":'=- � ;;";;r � t .� ;!: ;...": �by·,.:,; the Sheriff'• Department rested tloa to Soviet f'.MIWlllc and� and the other 1J'tt1ts were made nical aid to India. In lhe flnl by Ire Stat. Po!ic,. . placo India lo al ol a..d U NEW -.,----<hlna. In the � laot Soviet polic, aleo t, drawing off � Pr· �.UY PEN._.._..... ,!_ - � . . Cardona, president L--.a n..L--�"'"u::iJ' needed by man-Wilcoun Mortuary bu Gpmof At 4:45 a.m 1,,W,HUJ a1my 1� 80Urt.'el ....,___..i.. Jose MlJ'O eel for bulineu at laM, Viand the Cuba. Revolutionary Council, l quarters ln Havana notified the the Cbinele tbemlerns. street in lhe locatkm ferml!rly ec. DJtlereaee .i Op■leu announced several hcun before beach defenders that "Battalion dawn that "hundreds or Cuban 225 being p"P8ftld going Into ac- And IO, the S- quarrel cupJed by the L. G. llobr Funeral army of Uberatkm troops" alio Lion. " The battalion bad been em- i. w even more •L-- a quaml OTeT wan lead to big ..1_......__ ..,____,_. -�"� camped at the Australia sugar --• went ashore in Oriente Province lad, MUii: anaU - It II, In _, . too great, 1aJ . . risl: wan: fference lll 11 l ve e, The .... mi l near Jaguey Grand north a ry aerio di In eastern Cuba Saturday D15,1••· of .. � Small wan can i1WU I ..,..,. the Ru«Lan• .....;.. areu. ...._,as(ro of 1he 1..._..,. ,..: Cuban anti� He aaId t'· km over the conduct of foreign Ch dat aay purmed. be nut inese. forces i'.ad "infiltrated" the area The area from 'Vt-Jcb the invad- polic,. __,__.. --11-.1 wu ...... wacnaM. ou• ..1, HoW• The iBlul had been joined over How to c1efiM the preta:lt and encountered "no oppos1·11on. 11 en aaueu epoch: ID the Russian rin-an There wa.:.. no word on the CU- ever, it bad been known that tbete m main luues· . a were orces u e revo -:t � r ar corrunumc ovemmen ban g ..,,__ _ I tionary I 1 Inevitable w : '!be Ruaal•ns epocla of the disintegration of the in mala. e tra g Guat Orienmm channels about a landing In aay that tbnea: ba\'e changed � Imperialist powen. In the Chlnele te and Cardon"s atatemen: did �ot C\lba'a gov�t-owned: um- Lenln.'1 doctrine- of the iaevitabO- view-an epoch of maaD waa refer lo �he Matanz1111 mvasion merclal broadcastmg atalkmll went lty of war. 'lbat rocket, and N ... revolution. on the air al S:JO a.w but lbe clear 98IJJOIII make the rid:; of 'l1lere were other dlfference, thla mornmg. . , transrnlaaion mentioned noth- war too great and that, anyway. too, ranging from &met nlut.t­ first z the Matan a, At 5 : 18 a. n; EST, transmitter reported two govern- Ing about mnltary action. thfa Is an era of dialntegratloft anee lo give thelr Chinese alUes ment hea,y tanks and two light Cardona ■aid In a statement Is- for lmporialt,m and of advance the a-.: bomb to Sori<t failure tanks paned Its location en route sued In New York lhat •'bf(iire to a world ayatem of rtOCiallsm. to agree to a unified Pacific dawn, CUbao palriota In the cltJea Peaceful m-ailtence Good naval command to Larga beach. , : It also reported a Castro de- and the hills began the battle to 181 the RauiaDJ, and In time It Tomormw: Tbe Moscow confer­ stroyer was on the scene and liberate our homeland from the will react to the beotfit of aocial- ence and the Red C2UDeae effect tic rule or Fidel Cenro and tom tadkal Dl8llelM!r only 1111 Khrushchev loreip poliq• when asked by headquarters O the despo id CUba of international cruelty good A det v r el e the West ay th,.� to warship had "engaged in action" ' Chinese. it replied, "Only firing came at and oppr':"ion. 5 a. m. " Both major poUUcal part.lei In- Qm the transition to IIOCl.alimi 1upport for libraries be achieved without vlo�-. corporated At 5: 18 a.m all government slalions apparenUy wert1 alerted in their platforms, fctr the Om Yes, -, the Ruuian■ No, aay throughout tha loland ond wen, time In U. S. History. The Dem.,- the OoJne,e reporting lndJ:vidually to Havana. cratic pJat:form declared: "We Support non-C.ommunilt m,. Headquarter, adYised them to plodl(ll,•� Federal support. . eratlnn m , ovement■ , Anything that ata, off the air "unless you are for llbrarlea and ■dull educatlon • -...bas the fmpertalbt bloc must ensa1ed In action or lo lroubte." And tha Republican platform had beaellt the mctallm ■ltf the au. The atotion.s are lmktd in a na- IMl'!!lti!I .In fts educatloaal pbmk: ums. A walle of ■ltf the Uonwlde anny communication, "Support of effol'lo to make ede- Chlneot. It mmJy em.do lbe network. quate Ubrary facWlle, 8l'a!lahto ■cope of Iha anti-Communist ... Prepare fer Actloa to all citizens... Uons. r;' , 7..... DINEffl SET f:.r •• fllt,,S $99.95 • time, Effective Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Aprll 17 - 11 & 19 RESH ,·> INGBS FUINITUU 1 r ' ! ..... - IRIJASTS • • • 11,. It• LIGS • • • • • ._ 4tc WINS . . . . . .. 21c IA.CD • • • • • ._ 1tr: ar ar1ne Nutley Brend-Vitamin Enriched Crisp-Solid Iceberg ■ e uce c.1 u, r ,.. • C C .. '!,-;--.-�-----------------------------------------.. \ ' �.. -.,, . '\ m · �DaJ1y SeD" � � ; � �� ;;� � - : Aprll l1• 1961 Tor nadoes Drop 2nd Bas eba ll Contest Of Sea son Ames-Bern Takes Muddy Affair In _.,._. ,_�• -·. .·;-·•:.-•.·:.· . _.-_. ,._ :; ,• .. r II aq�� :.�� =:�ah 'The Twig' Faced Most Stern Test Of All � ��!f!,���!111 �����k�� Sfa?�i��� I I I.Wtlal I A1-.'iai= == I l'.'.""':.._________!_�������-��=-I winsr G,·ants lake Lead In MaJors After ne eeks Play t • ii ti b OSU Plans Versatile, Open Play •.. p ti 0 " e a fl A n n ti 3; w ii COIi- =• �::!t Blue Devil Preppers May Ask For Adm• • T M • B JJ L A D " d, SI .:�: · · there THE SPORTS DESK u w :. :?alln � Ito serond game of ,....,. Satur- Btoe had two liDgles for the - . . _ and you to "hit It bani" while Cooc:ordla C t l l e 1 e, Hoorbead. fActo l•l!a flcureo· Fraley'■ day afternoon. 8 to 6, playing un- nen. : 1 ,. __ Of all the dlipe off the ola Dow Fmtm"Wakl'a ne" tee abot Minn., conducted the weigbt-liftb;S Its of any play not Ratlne Amesthe against rain, heavy der f will blott who have it dlfflcult In life tome "Fundamental, of Golf' aperlment at Washington Stat. .·:.•. :,...........,.._....._._._._.,_._._._._..._._. r e 00 squad f'i'IIIIE\ due week th.i. game1 acbeduled \ Tuppers th ep p Bern none facea a atemer teat than the meues that the 1Wlrlg'1 the Univen.lty and the conclusiao1 PRIMO .. _::'::/i:\:-:-:-:,.· _ _.,_:\::';::'/::\ Pla ms field. -....1. to the coonly loumament play,-;<(cj man whoet lather bu been a thmi , . . They edmlt that tt de- wen, that the weight-lftlng gain ... 1 . . : • first '. ;'. ; n inning offs, The Tornadoea will resume , adne opened the celebrated sport, flgur'.I and I pend, on u,. temperament of tbt iD atrencth . and endurance Im /"'_,,rt', ..:::'.f· proved ac:<uraC)' . . . Hight he .1 :::_ I with two run, but A-B hoom,d their games' ICbodul• followinl ! caoo lo point t, the late Bracch Individual golfer , , , .:':I' k aid to bouncen, too • • • i 1 bac in their hair with four. Tbey compleUon of the tournament. Ricbf Jr. .;�? , also .scored another ln the bottom Racine JOO m o - t I t :;:;:-..The hie," 81 be wu known, Jf you're one of those folkl who ....... 400 103 x - 8 I 2 Ames Bem I of the fourth . ::-" Charleston. lone 'llallred ln tbe maaive tbad· believe lrl hunchea, you may be Warren Koon of Digest � In the top of lbe fifth and sixth, Balley. Wolle <LP) 4, and Sal• that Golf in repo.rta S.C., by ' "The Branch." interested to know that of the tut ==--�= ow c I I t RacLDe scored two 1"Wlll in each aer. Powell, Drigue, ( WP ) and 1 i.::::.::.:.::= wltb Byra Beu watdrlng &M. Mlm " Throughout moat of hi, adult lit� II winnert of the l(eotucky Derby he wu W. .,,,u frame to tie lhe game, but the Bise. l N Wl b& worked 1n the alder Rlcby' • 18 of them bad rwmea made up of the Knoxville Journal at the Ames-Bern club bowaced back m varioua organfzatkm and, u an of two words. At the moment, 1980 Master• when C.ount Hl!Dl'J , its half of the sixth with t h reeeumple ol ht■ re,uJtant pnib- I Carry Baek lo the 5-1 fulure boo� ... ,__ chopped out a seven more. eoough lo win. lam. there was the time at favorite for the May 6 acramble on the 12th hole. the Ted Bailey started on Brooklyn when after long negotia- at Churchlll Downa. Beat.I Prtnce ''He'• the French national chammound for Racine. He was relil!\' • 11on he finally arranged to ,ell an at 6-1 to one of the ot<ODd place pion, y'lmow," observed a lad, • e wo e 0urth b1 f in " expendable ball player for $15,000. co-favorites and you can get Ron- speclator. � � • -" . 0.:�� , uio: losinug .,..11o w..., tao:-gt:1.1 w o When be happily told h11 dad, oie't Ace, Bau Clef and Covered "Really?" BY:!' aald lnnocently. pitcher. Top hitter for the Racine elder RlcbJ picted up the Bridge at lS-1 am I Gay Landing "In what ,port? tbt onJ&b lbt roke up By FRED DOWN b tcap with a tw team Wat Peanut, Wickline witl1 _____ , within �ta, ■old at 20-1. e Uall,d p..., Jalerulloaal nm homer lo the 11th lnnJq. All- phon end • 000 Dad the player tor '25, , Get, , As to Four-And-Twenty, Cana'Ille Minne,ota Twin■ and San !IOa droff In eJchl nm, with four what , lc have Y " �?, by da's hope which is 6-t, Francisco Glante in lir,t placo bU. and Yerulleo 1mock,cJ lo !our pn>luled OUUI ll for. a ba here 1111 raund n wmnen JOU rd t. three-wo been only two provide a new look to the 1961 with five bl� during tht doub . . . and IO It ftnt • • • -Alan-A-Dale In 190I and CI_yde baseball ..... today but Ibero', header. Van Duatn In 1929 • • • which " • aleo an old look hecauoe Leo Du- It wu tha f_., otral&bt Jou for the Oriolu, who were rated Paul Burke, top cop 1n the te]e- kmg way back • · • rocher'1 in bot water. off fllloa lffitl "Nabd City,'' ii ar,Their "'°" lallhful fans couldn't •traua p■IIIWII have loreaeea the Twins and G� their � flnJob In um,, other who oterted out to follow in Collegiale baseball report, that ts at their current level■ oo BW, O'Dell threw a double ht■ t.ther'o foolltepo. Hlo dad, television Is booming the sport •• NEW HAVEN _ Tbo A I e x an • early whlle Ille queetloa with DI>- play pW to Jl[ndH,ltter Bobby Del Harty Burke, wu • top hea,y- the We,t Coast and that wolght Quillen Memorial Library or New d COLUMBUS I UPl l--Ohlo State rocller lo how ii look hlm ,o long Greco to ball the 11anto out of wtJi1>1 who bo,ed Ja<k Demp,ey Uftlng in moderation has helpe Raven wUI celeb,ate National LJ. There lo get Into hi■ lamlllar position. •Jnth.bullni ln>uble and provldo and twice wont to declslom with pllchen with their control. brary Week April l6-2I. 0 p e n which hos been content to u� bro the to dc Burk f reaction aU It se will be held on April 18th fine a TV the J b e was Y on . to ow, with . . G u oun, Hou am Tunne," ene ,y "Jlc irlt .11 ODII Sim m bout bulling fullback, and ill quarter- rain l-UCL a C the of Southe� e th w the and or A Sunt . _ fir -plagued of cast then and bout■ amateur 14 had Olanta ( NIIOl'I .I ind from �:30 until ?:SO p.m. Every­ backs lo grind out the yardage, Willie llcCovey. rookie hero of decided it wu euler to cop tlMl game and lhe �ord IS 1t w� one i.9 welcome to come and tee day, '1f the aeason when: apparenUy is moving toward a e wl d the Balli- 1959 who wu a buat In lNO, led duke with a written script • • • many a houaewife away from the for themselves the advantages more \'ersatile Md open attack -tb T u whlppe more Oriole,, 111-5 and M In It 1he Gllmlo' !Milt attack on Robin . soap opera, and opportunIlles oflered here In · -=,;;;.;;;....,.;;.,_iiii,:;..,.,..,:;ia_;;;;,:;;�iijjji.,.,i.,...,;.;aiirimii •a,a,5,atfY& ...,,lf1M7::Mt.UVC: me&':"t P¥�"4WMFQINli!VB'C7KiRl:DP for the commg !ootbiitl 1ea10n. lnn1nga. t0 t&ke a h•U•game p TJ...___· at you look way the 1n all rt•, our own town for a richer fuller �I -'".. ._ Le.. "--L Coach Woody Hayea ran h1I An on flrst p1ace In the American , J"ue of readlng_ charges �ugh a 2�bo_ur s..,sslon League. Tommy DavlJi. WaJJy Moon and Ministers are asbll tt •r r t ol olfons1ve head-bangmg Satur- -The e.nta wned he Gl do t Phila• Norm Sherry bit bolnera to lead congregatiot11 to vialt t h e their day �nd lt was the halfbacks delphla Phillie•, 5-2, and went 8 the Dod&en' If.hit attack that library which bu .., boob <'arry m� the ball most of the UU-game ahead in I.ht National tagpd Jteo JO.pm. winnlr Vern that make interesting reading for lime with the quarterback■ show- Leaau Law wMtl hll aecmd Jou al the e. Christians. Teachers are requestlng a llttle more incllnatJon to -Durocher ir new NUOQ. Oth_fr bil blon tn. and plate ump e to bring ela!au in • body te ed pass. Jocko Conlan became engaged .in the Dodaer attack Included ■ douIn fact, Jluyes �ven boaAt�d a a shin-klcklng duel during the Lu hie and two thl8lel by Cbarll, Clevelar..d 3 t .750 11,. visit the Ubrary and streu the MaJlr Leape &andla&:• . . hltle_ about the aerial alt�k. Our Angele. Dodgera' 13-6 victory over Neal and • triple by Murry Wills. By Chet Tannehill 2 l . rm 1 importance of reading. Organlza. By U■lted Pm• l■teraatlo■al Detroit passing was pretty good, he said. the PJU.aburgh Pirate1 lth Leo Woodie Held'• cl ch ■ gle d 1 1 .500 1¼ tJo.na are invited to attend JD Los Angeles w ut In eue N■tlollal or a J t 1 the :;� P�t. GB �; ;�ty . •,., ..., "'__a:, ,:m-,.;-..:_,.,,.,. r2,_,.,., ♦d_.,._____,■1 �11:��1�:. �:;: r:; ;�a��� _ _,..., h:r �: � e= l! a ���:�� and tht � ":oo•:: o 1 I .500 111 fl"blic L, invlled. The Library L, mcludlng one for a TD to Sam from the crowd of 27,718 .. the 1-1 Oil Joluuly Temple', ■lop and San Francisco 4 • .6ffl Boston s Z ,MIO i,c, Chicago Tldn:'°ce nd nother to the same Loa Angele1 Coliseum. 1 2 .333 2 aponsored and maintained by The • homer by Tllo Francona. SJn. Cloclnnati � � 2 ·600 ¥. Washington 3 re ver 0� • Louil St. 3 .250 21:6 New Haven Woman'll Club. 1 ��more . e a ,parkilng calch Thti Cleveland Indiana scored all 1Iea by Jlm Pienall and Willie Plt r 1 500 3 4 .200 3 t Baltimore ---• • ,. . lhelr run, In lhe ninth Inning .. Kirkland off DlcJr: il<looYan proced- tobc gh a ISSIOD O eIJJS ue ea . s fourth g Angele, Spa , pa mov or g nne Los m llelul&a Sanday'• s_a 500 " beat the Wash ington Senator, ed the 1ame-wilmln1 hit off Rudy O BIRTH ANN UNCED :,2 2:I . tl Hayes lo send the semor end to 2, In 1he onl other American' Rernand.._ Chicado ' �.. ta 10 Baltimore 5 ( 1•t =I Mmneoo -L•- n.• 500 nen Al I • re,_ Y Mr. and Mn. Paul C. Werry · g. "Th8t' 1 Minn. • Balto. 4 •2nd gm, n 1nn,1 On April 27 GalUpoU■ Summer League Baseball of- 1he ohow 2 4 · tm Phlladelphla 1 cefved .,. , Indians' the for credk whil 1ame Loull st. League tlie • ' e : , flcials will meet and one ol the upshots Ukelf wil( be a 1 Cleveland s Waehingtnn I are 81lllOUDCing blrib ol • oon, 1 • · 00 -;:;•·q u17 ; Mllwauue request forwarded to Meigs county for adnussion Into � ' . g O1 ;;;· halfba O al• Cardin.;, defeated the Clnclnnall tory after taking over from exu Loi Angeles ,1 Boston, 2 game,, Daniel Eugene, Aprft 1J welgblns Boaday'• Reo H, , In the other Natklnal Giant JnbnnJ AfttoaeD(, who Redo, the high school loop here. ;'t';;:'" ami•1� . g, Fre�man ag w action. Foul weather allowed two IUU and five hits in St. Loats I Clncbmatl 3 ppd., ra� nine pouna.1 G"' ounces. GrandLe ue I Down Gal.Ill way there has been envy about t h e �ulaWorffe�: . i::tal N 2 at New York, lladelphto c,ty • · at I Kansa, ced thre<, Fran. San parent, an, Hr. and Hrs. Chari.. tponemen Ph t, for pos the •v .. lnnlnp, In � f ;,;0 1mooth operation of the local league which has done Jen h 11 , 1 ' pd • rain tohurgb .• p game,, PR • IS Angele, Loa Werry, Pomeroy: Alma l[Jtci,. J. ltVt Ray Sadeckl pitched a nAL and one In 1he NL. much. to bui ld prep baseball talent as well a, provide b II i:.i,; , . raln d ppd., trolt at 14 at 1 Jn De llllealo pw , ,..i Dayton, and Howard Kl!cbe1I, en, au..,., llii,..,..ee halo -• ;;.,- f �( eh · lliib Alllaon and Zorn> Ver..U.. IIJtter and otrucl< 1111 first-rate teen-age recreation In doldrum "w 0f on wo arp 1w1mg pme-wJnnlna ball for the ten 81 tht Cardinali handed the and tQld weather 8rlle1 & co]d weather Pomeroy. '111e Werrya havt a ,on August days. gallops up th9 rn.Jddle for more Twins, who have won four of tbelr Red• their NCODd ltralpt I011. )Jall•J'• Probahla Pllthen J'• Pnbable Pitclien ap Douglas, MOIMII In our own summer league picture, pretty sure bets th" 20 yard' each on a newlyelet <nJgh'l Kaneas City at New York AnJ! Loo at Lou!, -61. � " l!YO the a lid sames. ■even Can!lnala' Allison drove lo Kea Boyer look like Pomeroy and Racine and maybe Rutland So revi play, llhowln1 h � opeeJ, run, with a lll'and 11am and a lack with a trlple and ■m1le whllo <<Mll YI. Podrel 1 1-ol. Walker <IMll YI. Ford 10- 1 1, far Middleport has the boys wanting lo play, but' no •e11e1, •nd el'.'.'lsed power, Loo Anl•leo at Booton-Grba Jhree.nm homer u Pedro Ramoa Eddie Kum bed th,.. hU. for • (Only pmt ocheduledl pilot has been 1lgned. Eastern might come In. Not wonderful," � Buckeye gained hl ,econd win of v,. Brewer (O-O>. u-et 1 • the Rich. Jim O'Toole wu cm, .. -� -......,• G mt1 Only compU.:nUon would be the travel inYolved, were l ""'."""'n pilot p but ted, tty • (night) Philede(phla ot Mlhrauktt pme, ocbecluledl lOnl,Y re Hcher ton In the opener and Verullta clnnaU'o 1o■In1 p . Galllpol11 admitted. , e • coming. H good. a Re In o....., Taeoday', Plttoburgb at O.tcqo bn 1 -----------'-----'-'----It would be up lo manager■ and to those few hardy Ed with ■atlofactory dlcated a Boeton at Mi,htl < Anpleo Loo at Lout■ St. soula who ■upport youth recreation with transportation CinclnnaU at )!an Fran. (olghtl Loo Angelea at New York DRIVI al their own expense to decide if a Gallipolis bid, should mer, a ,ophomore, end Vince Eytn fre"'1non a 10!dt, . Kamas City at Baltimore (nightl Amerte11 Leape 11 materialize, ought to be accepted. r"t 1 .IN .,. Speaking or the workout 81 & w. L. Pet. GB Detroit at Cleveland ·1 \ : . t 1 .lt!O . . . Wa,hlngton ot Chlcap II HI been some yean 1ince 1prlnl Prep baseball whole, Woody ■aid: "We got hardno e th In tt and re to •tarted ,td h C chedule been b have a fouled so t y the weat er. om TODAY pletlng all acheduled games now appeara hopeleas. last ,eaoon. "With tArlenl Jlock. IO, That·, the only way I !mow PITTSBURGH <UPil - Tht out crowd ol •·ooo. Atblellc dlrectou will 1truggle - If the sun ever to roach. .. hardnooed, When I Stan and Slrlpo, WGll't he lonely ft' } 1'fl'Jf horn and (Otcar) Robertoon In the -- s., fancy set .._, thto Field Forbeo al 1e1 I back oourt, u·, pretty hard for come, out !or more th in a day In succession - to play heal• riding 11 0 . See ua for a eompl@te enou1h games to decld• a Southern Division champion. anybody to breu 1n u a fulltlme For 33 yeon old GlorJ wu lbt •·-1u, 1 ap •Jo. chUlla lubrieaUoa Since pa■aa,!9 of lhe Library only otandard waving In lbe -, f i;,.J"Offl pard'" Wlboo11 uld. lnol 01bo lo • · rather buteo wu he W 1111• Before lhe pubUe forgell Middleport Jlead Football &!rYtce, Act- i,, 19118 , million b- at the Plttohurgb Plrotel be!°"' NrfoUI troublt The 6-l player also Indicated he lacular lublm i.... -· Glen Coacb John Thompson - he has resigned and will be citizen,, have IAtrary ..,,.Ice for Bu did not want to 1° to Chicago ■tart■! l!:nJOJ omnothet Hobbie, hla pitching opponent, hit fW :i,_�-::,: movln& on at the expiration of his contract this summer the llret Ume ; 31 milllon -1' • where ■tart will team NBA new nlnllt-imllnl homer to Rive the and Q�leter ear _ - lei all sports fan, remember that Mr. Thompson has have Jmprowd llbr"!7_ . .,..�I . 1 nm ,euon. World r a . -I Y CINCINNATI 1UPl1 - Win Wilworked as hard lo be succeSAful a, anyone could. The 169 countlea and ·lownmlpt perlornwmcel t.. D s CUbo • :I ldory • _,,the Pl the o St reteo pm their 1911 IIIJor JONpl 11. Borr olflclol, Ions ol the Clnclnnall Royal■ ho "Chlcap -Id be Jull another big trouble l s that In the coaching game, success is mea- vlou,Iy without aerv!N ■on Jcap ■tapping ■tone Juat like Cincinnati • FAST SERVICI sured by the preponderance of win, over losses. Jy proclaimed Tueoclay u "We� lndlcaled he may leave the Na• b brary ..... 1ce. OYer p ......_ CUbo• - eplnol tlla O. N o one who knows Mr, Thompson, whether they liked bile, have been added .,... - 1'lrata Day." Jlonal Basketball Auoctotlna for u been !he lut �.. year,;• he • DEPENDABLE to rural Iith V w , lnepr Bend llilall •.,,., ,_ and the Pirate team the ..,. American Bolblhall ■aid. "It will tab them three or Sou pa him_ personally, or disagreed with his way of coaching, brary program, WORK · four year, to bnllcl • good team. a 1!1-game winner after the P� ■l1CI "" dentea that he gave the Job everything h e had In time _ IAa Each NBA member wW make • DRIVE IN TODAY effort. desire, and loyally lo his boys and his school. ' The American Library A1oocJ,. rates acquired him from the st. star, state .. Mem ormer • P P or available ttree playan to tha ChiWhile such devotion lo duty is ezpected of a coach tlon ha, atarted conatrucUon of a Lout■ Cardinlil laat ,prlnjr drew guard cqo team and it t, poulhle wu. �In ��-• Clty_"._'}ittobursh," dioaattolied II a parl,ttma the fact remains that sometimes II ls not I n evidence. ' now 11,000,000 flve-,tory heaJ- 1he opeolng day ua1_.i. SIi US TODAY with the Royal■, ■aid he bu heen foq wW be one of. the candldates. - -�- -=------"-� --- --�llon �· TAKl".H SINGLES Tffl.E Beaulieu tennis tournament by quarlers on the sile of the pus. Right-hander Doa. Cardwell or The the 14 addftloa, the Royall drafted attracted • �.�th �c:,: BEAULIEU, France WPtl- defeating Barry Phllllps-Moore of ent bulldlns• In Chlcap. ALA IOdthpaw Dick Elloworth will w pin: , no l membership In Ul60 wa, 24.000. ltart for the CUba before a N ne St.ate guard LarTY Seigfried lnce they I'm ,ola.g Braill'1 Carlos Fernandet won AUJtralla, 8-1, 2-6. 6-0, in lhe final the fol'fflll' ;• Ohio loul champ to pick up 1omter Unihopoo and Phono WY 2-ffl7 the men·, oingJ.. title In Ibo round Sunday, � �I •� •-•--: Loula Rawk � 1980 ....1erpar1. -■Ity or Kentucky guard Adrian I. MlfA It, tal Pirates bad to hettlo Nftll Al 1:anou City he would he Smith for Ito rooter. _ • Jlllltl to win Ille diadem. -n.o. playlnc under ht■ old teammate j ;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii-"---"""'-" a, Ur.tied ...... lalerullo1lal lnvttatlonal ....lo toumamtnl ... the days whaa lbt w- Ja<k HcHahcm, who bu when ba olimlnated <OUDtryman -· Pit �. KJld a.,. umed eoacb of Ibo ... team, Roy Emenon In Ibo final■, 7-1, lor, Glllla Wl'lpt and - Adamo and ...td -tually be<ome Mo• NEW YORK-Mail Order lid laoplnd the ,_ te YlctarJ llahon', uolllanl • all tho way over the mllo and 7-1, 1-4, 5-3. - the Wutmatm, llenlton. ''Tboy have lallled," Uld RoyonHtat,tl, dloloneo to -■lly wtn G N. RO, C. yh 1.meeaiw Pepper Wll... IIEENSBO · lhe $111,400 11:,11:eL,Jor llaadlcap at Soucbok of Durham, N.C., woa 'Ille Plnotaa _, the (lOIIIIIIII ...,, "Bui llOthlnJ bu - al 1: Aqueduct by four lenJ!]bo over the 14th annual Greater Greea>- two yoe la only i,. bombed td. Appafflllly they made himjna n ter to Dlaperet. horo 0poa ,.U toum""""'t wttli a In four -• World StriN pretty good oiler. f . LAUREL, M-;:: pme■ by lbt Hunllnro' Row o1 "Wla bu • oouple o1 pod play• . (lrleanl Dop la the N°'· York lni ,e,ra ahead of bin>, and I ... our whole new raUied lo the otrelch to defeat pIaco But the ,_, debaclo wu think he'll mate o �ty good array OI Sprint Scotch Bull and Pot<W&rlty In the ........ at S:• p.m, IEST, 1aot coach. Wa ceitalaly _doll I want to 129.200. Che-akt St.keo at DALLAS Tn.-Lnuloe Sal(I ol Oc t. 13 - BDI - llland 1,- the ny ol a tellow who deoorat1n1 001ore In I MDI lo laaad Jou lhe cuh to pay lhLIIUN!S Atlanta, 01., llhol a final round aJammed a RaJpy 1'fflJ' pitch can 1111b o """' ..,_ o/ JI." I peuy hilla ...i deblL WI , t a reUef! Have '13 I<, •In the •10-- Dallu ....,_ cmr the !aft field wall In 11,e ninth WlllOIII WU uublt to nail down ALBANY, Celil-Mr, Con■- on'1 CIYlton 0pm 10U tournament \ lnninl. The blut pvt the Ptr-. a IWl1a& pool with the Roylla ey odstd hie favoml � by ror Ibo third year lo • row. 111-0 ,I<tory .... the ya ...k to tab tho ...IOI Call-----100lt, LATaX "AINT and tha -Id diam -loPablf fomla Derby. 1IIN8 •HIP' &\Cl: th1ndredt of new colOfl make tealOr omoUoaal lmpod ., _ ·n.e NOR'ffl WIUllllSBORO, N.C. Ollkr, home nm touched off the plcklft' fUter ind 1asiar tt'lan ever. •n •REY, pa. - � •�- Sprlni• All avallalllo kl s,RED SATIN, 1IHI �- -•te w loa ID Pltloburp'a field lndlano ,wept the Caidlr CUp (UPI) - ~ :_,m ol Spartea- 1 lldeol ctlebrat wonder paint that eon on buutiful, alnce V.J n.,, champion,hlp play ,I tha Allllri- burl, S.C., .,._ year'a NASCAJI I Golden '!'rJansle ly 1moott1 with twutll or f'Ollar. Drln In � mkl- - no oNonttvo -• ,an RorQY League by dtf•atlnl aallanal c h oOiplon, ave,apd l •• mDee pd hour Sunday t.o lhe Renhey -, S.O. .,;�·e t win tho Gwyn Staley Memorial -., at t:• p.m. '1111 a.eli .....,. iJOO.mlla _, car r.... Tamm,y llpilnp .,,., - wJU ynlit HOUSTON, Tex.-Rod La'°r ol lrwln ol Spartanb,q wu -.1 the -- ti-, - 111 t M ,.,_ WYMllollo N741 � • Auotralla toe,,.,. the flrtt !or, tho North Wllkeohoro Speedo1 tilt · MIDDI.IPORT, DHIO · •'-'-·..-w111 u.· 111,.,. oarr '1111 --. .,_ .,._ w111 bo ...,.,.,., _ CMNHA t ! s:, ��1 e d I Au Stan ° w Library eek Being Observed At New ffaVell ! :: :: �: u:°.:::. "; i · a. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, -1;-===----;;;;;;; '"' -Gll>!on the ••· New Flag FlankS Old GIory e At p•Jttsburgh Forbes pafk - · ::::t\ htvter;'� I • = i:': .!,i • �.'.1! ......--� • s.c...., " · jPIYMEITS TOO 111li11 CALL ML ong Eyes Offe r N ABL Team Dial:::. :":"".,.,: =.rnm::: :i- i:.. ::v c• w88kend Sport SUfflfflary • •J:- == = ...,� HACKm'S SOHIO :11 ., ,..,.,a1 :!..ffi: . It'� Color Pickin' Tim e fot gPR1Nt PAINTINt ,..,,.._ �£ y..._ O - 1· °"' I ,,_ a::,:� -.i.o--. --• SPRE D SATIN KIIG IUllDERS SUPPLY CO• .,_,., _ Methods, Not Final Goal Is Cause Of Russia-China Split from both Mo.cow and Peiptn1. a mut\c of o.,.....,. part) belief tb■t eat( r 'v' rft'Olulicr. the ,tory of thal Yioia,t, ....... leaden In Bucbareot In Jome . ... oaly he by .- cal.lio& ll!Jlioo wa, too aood til 1880, and the IICODd at • Moacow al th\;! ,tate. keep. fi,11 d.teil, c,,ne from "lllllllblt" -iOC In No•embo.:· Alld thto. the a.1- ..,.,... Pra&ue. More rrom East Berlin. December, lteO. mt-, mull: came ftnt. Foe reaJODII .u1i not understood, a.ta111 M1MaM ...... LM: T• Lal■. Gtll. Lin Piao, Chlnw _.,_ M011COw may have wanted the An hit.re.ting aldtu,1,1 the ,tory to "leak." t,r o1 defemo. •mrned up the c:ontrnv 81 tt bu � lopod a.tne■t attitude when he wrote · 8..u 8pll<-Noi A . eH prop• Chhln n-• and •-"� in --.. At the oulltl It lhould bt em- ganda qencleo lo that both ,ldeo "We alw1y1 un4entood' clearplwhed that the quarrel repN> call on Lenin for ._,i u! 1 hudedly that the achieYln& ol seoto a 1pllt and .., a b"'8k. The that both have COdChed th,� dlf. Internal peace and victory In lhe Soviet Union and Red China re, ftrencet in term, of doctrlDe. people's revoluUon could not reiy talb but 1DU1t rely !Ill maln � �it.ed u before in lbeJr 'lbcte tenm are oftenUme mea.ti 00 peace lut det.ernunatlon 1or � world-wide iDgleaa In the Welt. But they are revo ionarJ ltru� by the 81 PRIL NEWSOM victory of communwn ovar the the wOl'1l cunet that can be muses of. U. people. llPI Ferelp Ne•• Allalyd free nations. placed on • p-aetilfng C-ommmi� An important coro11arJ to When c.ommumei aatellite lea.iKhnuhcbev'1 co-aidence poli..7 en returned to their capitals las• But lmofar u the spUt involves when uaed 81 iavective. hi, ,upport even ol DODgoa final the an s ot meth ia the wordl, n( battle the in od 11uu, \ � � Dectmber from a ,ummit session unbt mlddle-clau nvoluthe Communist ita ue eff� ' within leftilt q. Comm s pbr 'ultra, ultra 1n Moscow, they were shaken men. 'Ibey had heard Nlldla world 1, of far-reaching impo� malist, left reviaionilt" are com- tkml IO loog u they alJo att mon and uaed tn deadly eamell:. "anU-lmpertalilt." Calel in po1nl Khrushchev called a coward t,J ance. are Em,t, India and ....,_ ht■ face by the Red Chin.,., They O.tails of the ,ift have be,,n At the core of the problem ii ■ l'llee mat ud a,pldn1 of irllll lllleta repeat Ille delicate had heard Khruahche,, call Mao accumulatlns over the last yen Khruallchev'o pre...t emphuil ..., lltlla. lieut7 fomul Ill paltenu of Wed&ewood ehlu. a • d tho The Chlntse hold that thla lo a TB0-1uD1 "another Stalln" and • and only now may he put together peacelul c<><sialeDce "parliamentary road to aoclal- violation of tbe teachingl .-.f Lenin •·reviaion:18t. .. for an assessment. t hold, the "'ltrngle of tM Delpite protest, of hanncmy The first open blow-up came at i llm." u oppo,ed to the Otipele bu EDITORS NOTE: J1111t a ye■r 111• WI ......-, t!ie ..,Id (trlt ..... .. tun .. - ffller­ ncn Ntwen &he Bfflrl Ualoa ... Bed Qlaa. OalJ lloweur, ..., die Wett Ntll .... .. ,.... ...tllie, llo, 4"­ &alll el Uail Mt.tel' quarrel wHh­ • Co.m.muW rub ud .. Sal■ IGIDe Idea al the effect 1t aaa, ban ■a ..-.rid ■ffalrl. l'ollowta,: ll tbe flnt ol three 4111patcbe• OIi Problema of Pelplaa;. w.i,. u, Iraq. Church Crowded For Bacone College Choir Concert Given Sunday Eve Th! First Baptist Church of ley of tWJes from the musical1, Middleport was (Wed lo capacity, "South Pacnlc" and ''Sound of fncluding the basement which wao Music." equipped with_ • loudspeaker, �or The authentic costumes were the concert siven by the Indian colorful with heading, fringe, oil. of Bacone College from Ok choir - ver belll and mocass.ina• . LD lab a S da ,;: Re� �::f: �ne, host . During intermission, Rev. Boone _ �trodu� Dr. Allred L. Murray, pastor ion � welcomed rmethe a!co�•8 vice president of Bacone Co! Jese, . who tald about the school. He Sta• l , bile a fo r p to . Ra!ph ZtmdeI, gave the mvQCa- ted that it 18 ' the _0IdesI sch00I for . . r1 00• higher. educahon m Oklahoma and _ ........_ ._..1 Mayor K--th McElhlnny ex- lbat 1t IS non-segrega1-a1. Faculty tended congratulations ta the and taff members are mo I 0f st. Y s chtu'Ch on it! Centennial. and 00 1nd'1an told Murray Dr. anceslory. . behalf of the town officials wel- f the ff0rt bem g mad to h 1P comed the Bacone Choir. �he Ind�um m ake a P1•�-� 1or h� .. .t• society, in self choir under wa, 86-volce e Th the dim:tion of Miss Jeanine Rain• H I t ted that the s h l water with Mn, Dick West a.s ac- doe: o �l\'e federal ea� companist. '11le first part of the and only donati...ns mad., bygrchur-program was composed or sacred ches and missionary groups make numbers including some a capella possible the opportunities for edunumbers, well done spirituals and catio11 for the American Indian. others. Dr. M urray said, "the lndiam A noulstanding numbtr of the give thanks to the white JD8II for f��t group was the beautiful ren- one thing, the gift of the Go.!lpel of d1t10n of ''The Lord's Prayer" Christ." with members of the choir using The choir closed the program by the Indian sign languase, against singing 1he benediction w "h Rev the background or choir singing Hoyt dismissing the �n gregatl� the worda. As the song ended the with prayer. interpreters made a picture with Ushen for the evening were hands crossed above the forehead John Kauff' Dick Bodimer' Ediand heads bowed• 50n Babr, Cluu-lea Vroman, Bob The second part 01 th• program Mills Earl Smith Gene Kaull ' ular Will� Anthony l!Dd, Tony Fowler. : ,a • J!S ______ Renort s Say Invasion '.I" Cu ba 1s unde rw'IWY or UaHed Pree■ In&eraallonal Cuban revolutionaries announced today they had launched a sea• borne lovaalon and general vprls;n d to overthrow the CUban � ._ of Fidel Castro. gime . A goYernment communications invasion � station reported 1J11ree zu tt 1 Matan b acked ad a lorce Provlrlce. It ,a id at Ieaat one landing was 1'effective ," . ut• wblch was man• The broaQtit.ored outakle Cubs, said an army battalion had bee rushed to_ the scene of the Matama1 landings. One ii oaly 8D miles southwt of Havana. A Cuban r adio operator al Mareported lo headquarter■ tame, U r lQtani . . .tto trailli'1ruckj c a r r , I n g reiof�r�� had paued the tranam.ttmg .•!9-tlon. Thia lltatitlD was rece1vmg battie report■ from the front by mici.wave but the operali>r re• ported at one point that communlcations had been lost with all three areas. "- InvasIon IItes were The "� ldenlllleo u Cochlna Bay, Playa de �iron and Playa Larga. The rad10 station ,aid four mlllt!IUlltll stopped the landin1 of a hoot at Cheshire Larga but "the Giron beach hmclNow 'The ing .,., effected." BY KA11E LONG In Students It 1ald gunf!N wu growing Mr. and Mrs Chaun«y Roth- "ateadUy moro lnten,e. " hllfUNJI bv■1I•• geb o{ Add ison and Mrs. H. L. The. lllil edition of "The Crest" Thompson of Cheshire ,pent Middlepart High School annual, Thursday with Pete McCormick hu been received and copiea are of Falrl'ield. In 1he hands of the llluden\JI. Reooot visitors of Mr. and Mrs The annual, which Is pµbl1$hed James �om�son were: Mr. and by the senior clas,, hu�a black md 11Uver embossed cover, with Mn. Virgil Taylor (Maryl of Dei­ th..ls year's edition belDtl: �ated aware, Mr. and Mrs. R o b e r t to Mrs. EmDy Sprague, head of 11,omp,on and family o( Charles­ various actlviltee undertoken by ton, Hrt. Larry Hood and family of Addison, Mr. and Hr,. Robert the commercial depa"1lleot. "The Croll" lo a record of the Lemley of GalllpuJL,, Hr, a n d 1he oludents the pa,t ye.. and t, Mr,. Guy Seo and ,one o( Hlddle­ the result of hard work bn the port, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rawl­ Ina, and family of Toledo •ll<I Mr. part or teacher, and atudents. Several now coursee have been and Hr,. Garold Hood and lam­ added lo the turrlculum at MHS Uy. that wDI glw greduate, a heller Mr. and Mn. J. 1•. Spencer, chance with the competition lhey Belle ,penl tho weekeiid w I t h wW meet In collep, buslne98 or Mr. 'and llrs. Roherl Burchell homemaking. '"11le Crest" llhows Hr. and Mn. Howard Dunn the work Ille� Supl L. W. McCom- and Mr. and Hr� Thoma Fuel­ ., and_ Principal Allred &:arhen-y ta! and daughters, Katj)y • n d are do�ng to keep MHS among the Tawna of Columbus spent t h e ' recogruzed school,. •d with Mr. and Mrs. Mich� "";' 0 the n 0 faculty the teache New past year were Alfred Scarberry, 1111 ry· Nancy Dunbar, Frank F.schleman, Mrs. Leelie Hughe, of Ravena­ Charles Harker and John Redov• wood, W. Va. ,lllted her parents, Ian. The merchants of Middleport Mr. and Mn. Delmar Dant. and surrounding toWllll helped the Mr. and Mr■• H. R. Parletta seniors in their efforts to publish of Columb111 qent the week­ the annual by their genel'1IWI re- and with Hr. and Mn. R a I p b Need!;. sponse to advertiiing. Pages In the &Mual are mute Mr. and Mn. Edward Mills ovidence ol 1he work that boy, and family of Bucom Wffll re­ aad glrlro an capable of and the cent �- ol Mn. J. H. Sham­ things they can accomplish under blin and othor relallYN. good leade,ohlp. 11n. J. F. So:,re and Working on the staff were lhe Plorfee, Pa. � the cblldrea, weekend following: Editor, Richard SwackB e r a. . H Berl Mr. with and no hamer: Co-Editor,, Rosette R fcb. M Otto Mr. Hoff. and , d r■. S ay ardo and Janice Zirkle; AdYer!ia- un ed the aleo vloll of Jac kson lnl: Jim Hood, Christina Coate, man Item■. Judy Butd,er, KaJ Jeutnsoa, Doris Rice and ToID Andereon : Donald Comelllll of Waal!lq, TyplBto: blo Pullea, JudJ Sau- ton, D. C., and Mr, and Mn. Rob­ er, Judy Ratllff, Jlnia Hauck and erl Cornelluro, Jr. mid daughter Lindo l'omt; SUbscrlptlon Mana- of Lancaller, apenl the ftekend ger: Clyda Taylor; Act!Yltleo Ed- •Ith Hr. and Mn. Robert Cornel­ ltor: Jim Hoyt, BID Bo!-: hll, Sr. · Sporll Editor: Dml Erwin, David Hr. and Mn Adam Ftl<t ol Gal­ Lyon,; � Editor: BUI Stobart: lii••lia ,,.,. reconl caUer, of Hr■, Senior liaftor: Karen McElblony. Alma Swtaher. Mn. Mina Amoe ,pent a few Pre1byu,rian Group days with Hr. and Hr■. D a ( t GIIIDin and ,... of <lalllpollo. To Meet Taeaday Mr. and Mn. Fnak McCalla Pn,sbyterFirst 1he of I Group famlly, Gallfpo(Jo Ylllled Hr. and wW 0.ur Middleport lo ch Ian meet Tuesday, April ta, at the and Hn. Lee McCarty. home of HrL EYerett llacbner Hr. and 11n Otho Kaliht and with M)'I. Dale. Walburn. chair- Mary Scbllmmtr GI Mualllcm, m an, pl'Nillfng. The meetta1 llmo spent Suada) with Mn. A a a o I ba• hetn obanaod from 7:30 to Knight. 8 p. m. bocause ol lilt Bible and &:hool teacher■ meeting the eame Hr. and Mn Ollnr Kall H and Sandra dougblen, ry e 1.Gu eve•illl• s Mn Hr. nt with and pe Sunday The Bible study wW he l(fven by Alva of Kall llfpolla. G o NIUICJ Dunher. The book atudJ wlD he stven by Hrt. Lewi■ Sauer Hr. imd Mn. l!laa Clart. Bunt­ Jr. other _,.. an Mrs. Lucy .,..._ llp■ni Sunday with Hr. and Greg and llll■ Farlo ErlewJne, Mn. Jam■1 Whitt and 111111&. '------!!'■ :r :: :m-� ,:� �u;::: Crest' Hands At MHS & �=;;.,_ � ' - • a.a.�.,...°" Pt. Pleasant ..,aN_ h News Notes man and LorUI WiJcmm. llr. "'-Jy _.. ... &I w era] nubllabmenk ond Pt. Pleasant for lblrly ,-. _,...,__ NAIIED PWilMh-r prklt 10 b&i Mmi-rttirl!INlt tm PT. PLEASA.NT' - Mn. Jame, Jtal'I q.o. Mr. Wlkcu.m fGnWly Shadle ol - we, tittled operated the Wlkmea -•, J. praicler,t of the nowly org,mlztd Wlnlleld and lat<r w11 ,.,.dad RJdden Valley Coootrr Club Awrll- with the KllnpJ.Carper,t,, W')' Ot.htt off.an 8" Mn ary of HUDtingtan. Raught, ,ice preoid,a!: 'Ibo public lo ln9Jt.ed to Yiotl the Mn. Donald Wald,e ...-,y. )y modeled mor1uatJ truaurer and 11n. Arnold new reMn. R. C. Johmoa, Mn:. Mn. Ur:zie QdQ:11 left Salar. Adkim, Mn. Burwell Meadows, day for I nek'• 'rlait wUh ra1a,, Mn. c.ecn Dean ed Mn. Lonnie Uva m the Jacbon area. Safford, membtn of the Board. Mr. and llrl, Ran, Knotts aod childrm, of P'a.ilplaJ _.e ----MASON ORF.BI'S recmt v.lslton DI' Mr. ■ml Jira. PT. PLEASANT _ Arrested by Wtllard Walb!'• local Jaw enforcement off1ctts l ---------­ during the weekend were Norman l&ney, 21, Gallipolil Ferry, intO'.I• lcation: Ralpb E. 'lh:mpaon, fl, Letert Roule I. c1nmk In public; ud,J, Clinlon Bladr, 43, Mllion Routt 3, drunk in public; Charles C. Bnnm, S'I, Freemont, Ohlo, in- Fr.,;. a a.a- Ruth Robert J :•.:"���-;:-: ��":'=- � ;;";;r � t .� ;!: ;...": �by·,.:,; the Sheriff'• Department rested tloa to Soviet f'.MIWlllc and� and the other 1J'tt1ts were made nical aid to India. In lhe flnl by Ire Stat. Po!ic,. . placo India lo al ol a..d U NEW -.,----<hlna. In the � laot Soviet polic, aleo t, drawing off � Pr· �.UY PEN._.._..... ,!_ - � . . Cardona, president L--.a n..L--�"'"u::iJ' needed by man-Wilcoun Mortuary bu Gpmof At 4:45 a.m 1,,W,HUJ a1my 1� 80Urt.'el ....,___..i.. Jose MlJ'O eel for bulineu at laM, Viand the Cuba. Revolutionary Council, l quarters ln Havana notified the the Cbinele tbemlerns. street in lhe locatkm ferml!rly ec. DJtlereaee .i Op■leu announced several hcun before beach defenders that "Battalion dawn that "hundreds or Cuban 225 being p"P8ftld going Into ac- And IO, the S- quarrel cupJed by the L. G. llobr Funeral army of Uberatkm troops" alio Lion. " The battalion bad been em- i. w even more •L-- a quaml OTeT wan lead to big ..1_......__ ..,____,_. -�"� camped at the Australia sugar --• went ashore in Oriente Province lad, MUii: anaU - It II, In _, . too great, 1aJ . . risl: wan: fference lll 11 l ve e, The .... mi l near Jaguey Grand north a ry aerio di In eastern Cuba Saturday D15,1••· of .. � Small wan can i1WU I ..,..,. the Ru«Lan• .....;.. areu. ...._,as(ro of 1he 1..._..,. ,..: Cuban anti� He aaId t'· km over the conduct of foreign Ch dat aay purmed. be nut inese. forces i'.ad "infiltrated" the area The area from 'Vt-Jcb the invad- polic,. __,__.. --11-.1 wu ...... wacnaM. ou• ..1, HoW• The iBlul had been joined over How to c1efiM the preta:lt and encountered "no oppos1·11on. 11 en aaueu epoch: ID the Russian rin-an There wa.:.. no word on the CU- ever, it bad been known that tbete m main luues· . a were orces u e revo -:t � r ar corrunumc ovemmen ban g ..,,__ _ I tionary I 1 Inevitable w : '!be Ruaal•ns epocla of the disintegration of the in mala. e tra g Guat Orienmm channels about a landing In aay that tbnea: ba\'e changed � Imperialist powen. In the Chlnele te and Cardon"s atatemen: did �ot C\lba'a gov�t-owned: um- Lenln.'1 doctrine- of the iaevitabO- view-an epoch of maaD waa refer lo �he Matanz1111 mvasion merclal broadcastmg atalkmll went lty of war. 'lbat rocket, and N ... revolution. on the air al S:JO a.w but lbe clear 98IJJOIII make the rid:; of 'l1lere were other dlfference, thla mornmg. . , transrnlaaion mentioned noth- war too great and that, anyway. too, ranging from &met nlut.t­ first z the Matan a, At 5 : 18 a. n; EST, transmitter reported two govern- Ing about mnltary action. thfa Is an era of dialntegratloft anee lo give thelr Chinese alUes ment hea,y tanks and two light Cardona ■aid In a statement Is- for lmporialt,m and of advance the a-.: bomb to Sori<t failure tanks paned Its location en route sued In New York lhat •'bf(iire to a world ayatem of rtOCiallsm. to agree to a unified Pacific dawn, CUbao palriota In the cltJea Peaceful m-ailtence Good naval command to Larga beach. , : It also reported a Castro de- and the hills began the battle to 181 the RauiaDJ, and In time It Tomormw: Tbe Moscow confer­ stroyer was on the scene and liberate our homeland from the will react to the beotfit of aocial- ence and the Red C2UDeae effect tic rule or Fidel Cenro and tom tadkal Dl8llelM!r only 1111 Khrushchev loreip poliq• when asked by headquarters O the despo id CUba of international cruelty good A det v r el e the West ay th,.� to warship had "engaged in action" ' Chinese. it replied, "Only firing came at and oppr':"ion. 5 a. m. " Both major poUUcal part.lei In- Qm the transition to IIOCl.alimi 1upport for libraries be achieved without vlo�-. corporated At 5: 18 a.m all government slalions apparenUy wert1 alerted in their platforms, fctr the Om Yes, -, the Ruuian■ No, aay throughout tha loland ond wen, time In U. S. History. The Dem.,- the OoJne,e reporting lndJ:vidually to Havana. cratic pJat:form declared: "We Support non-C.ommunilt m,. Headquarter, adYised them to plodl(ll,•� Federal support. . eratlnn m , ovement■ , Anything that ata, off the air "unless you are for llbrarlea and ■dull educatlon • -...bas the fmpertalbt bloc must ensa1ed In action or lo lroubte." And tha Republican platform had beaellt the mctallm ■ltf the au. The atotion.s are lmktd in a na- IMl'!!lti!I .In fts educatloaal pbmk: ums. A walle of ■ltf the Uonwlde anny communication, "Support of effol'lo to make ede- Chlneot. It mmJy em.do lbe network. quate Ubrary facWlle, 8l'a!lahto ■cope of Iha anti-Communist ... Prepare fer Actloa to all citizens... Uons. r;' , 7..... DINEffl SET f:.r •• fllt,,S $99.95 • time, Effective Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Aprll 17 - 11 & 19 RESH ,·> INGBS FUINITUU 1 r ' ! ..... - IRIJASTS • • • 11,. It• LIGS • • • • • ._ 4tc WINS . . . . . .. 21c IA.CD • • • • • ._ 1tr: ar ar1ne Nutley Brend-Vitamin Enriched Crisp-Solid Iceberg ■ e uce c.1 u, r ,.. • C C .. '!,-;--.-�-----------------------------------------.. \ ' ��,,, ,, � � �···,• � � � .. � � - � , , � , , , . • • .. .. . . ... . .. .. . . - ... .. .. .. .. ,. .. ,,. 5 ,. ..., .. . .. .. . - � - . ... .. - .. .. .. .. . .. .... . • • • • • • • a . 11 •· - . '' &-Dally Senttnel , Poml'l'Oy•Mlddleport ,_O ., April 1 7 , 1 961 I -- W ANT AD S ' I • I I •I C t I I I m • t 1, • � b p I � • ij e \I • ,. fl D Cl n ti 3; w if ti s :\,..• I nu .... • 1h11 ()I, an Mr I • (9) FOR SALE 1 -. Ilol zcr Hospi ta l (20�E=����: ss ,. I ! � RATS h.lLLED � ,t � S!a· . F'arfarm I lb. L 00. 2 lb s. • a ' GA.J:t.!l[ !\'S Pl O\\ £!) \\ fTH \ Farm JiurEau. Sureir Run Flour c.-,, 1 c i v Trditor H.atn, li.eason •or t fln I acl ;ih!, ('.<1 11 S l l1-'t<J',0, Mill. Elx-rsbadt l!drt!warr 1!)Qrw1Ht· ,Hr l l ml. ,� t' . Ylm•r 1 4 • 6-7-8, 13 14 IS. 61 p , � 1 Jztp HUFFY I.AWNMOWF.ll on l y 4 hours Cheap. St>e at ""•·1'L1 L T[:\( , , K(l(JI-' Hi-p<ur , Sheet metal Work. The l'uv.ers Com, F111 e Pomt.s Keystone S1a1 10n. ' 30tc 4-..• 15 :ltc pany, WY 2 "' ""301 · En!eN'd Hc,sptta! \'•inn� th�:se 11 ho cn t t red 1! 1 1 .., tCI ho·-tllldl UHv lhC' ''t'l·knru 1 11 . -------... ...... . �-.. ' I Fo ur SEO Counti:� Tax Gain 1 ' . f'>f:, f•h•o rn!lnt1es showing tM coller• 01tlv fo:.H of thE lfn so•1tiE-as'.- 1 L2l'l tf l!' f' - �• 1 1 .,.1i:i �.., ' ,� 1 t 1 ·ms for lhe 1n>ek ending Aprt! � • 1 � 1 :..J • s.111 93l � ; <'fll Ohio ,·1JunLr<; �hu11f'd .tn 1n f,"J, $ r.'1i . Kl for I"•� i·,� 'I ,,,·" -,I Y'"' Mel" "' _ fl •:U.17 WJ $.i itl'J f�1 , . l'."-' l rt';J',I' m l ! n- �.J I L' ul l'rl'pill d LI\ t lwh•d :-.unu.1y - M r :. h,ihd Alh• follows. 1960 1, July !>tarlmn :16 127.4114 $ �. 6:Jl:I S :, 5124 p RESULT ABLE t h..: -...rt-k t>ndmg A FOi CONSIS TENT OEPEND { " JJol.:.un, 1148 Tinrd A l l' , Mh, rN·t•,pt!> !ur · 19.214 $t figure, weekly l)o � ,·ns J 1-. ::� , ".'!:. 1 $ �:; l)54 �\ _ Pikr RATES t,; 1mht,rl} Anne Bro..., 11 . 1:\.' aii;, ril I , \ % I 01 ,·r Ill<.' :, , m.. p · · riod W cbarJe-ac> • $56,136 .4!1J.57, $l Uallw :.!:!. • Ji11n1mum. :J ! '. t:U , UlMl'UoD. s� 5u. t7•f oae word, per t, c-41nta ' l le1;.:hb, .l Anhur 8u1C1 u,1, I .rot• . m !YliU l ht•y .,. ,, i t< J a d,!ltln l.:i" eenta. 1 CCDII per nnl for Wee consecuU 'le amerbona. l 7 ... l "u • .;,or.,. I $!,.,_,, k1n•� llut 77, Ul $J,5 U'7, t.l2 l l S _ H.11!,?. n•nn• · l(m, � .ind St· wto \ li•g \\ \"il . M n, Bernard li. Jl,1H S pecta l --one mooth tot 30 centa pet word. 1 Ja1·bon - $ 10,w,.22, •� ..,.,.., • .,, . _ 1..',171 •364 w · $J- 1 1 176 lt7 ,n rt>lurn;; fiun ad­ lor charlJ:ed M ril "1JTd Fllil rate of t, centl per · " � W V a , (' u1 L J11mp w,·,a4 no1°b1tart, man, Hl. I Le I H o..,� a nti Sc1oln 1·utm l 1e, P1k, . s • 1 $2H 8J4 9'7 , $17,0:?0 37. Lawrem:e - $2,S S.93, $10&,898.81, _ ill. t'ertll-UJI ti not paid within lo day• ofter t'f!ttlt' llll b r10 o i � IJ ca�to. E:J"•lwood . \\ Va . Errors in Advutiain&--Sbould be reported 1mmed1atelJ. Mei�s - $1 .743.01, $61 ,l1B.40. pike 'io'J 86 LI E S (9.\ MARINE Su pp$8411 113 624 1 $!i:1! I I I I " )t' 111 1m ' M. 111g :1 hough ,ill d I II . I - $ 1 . 077 .J.'! . $50,1"2.611. Ross - •• J\11s� V1r).!1e H Jlub�ll•t t1•1 Ill ,l r,ie OaJ)J SellUDel '!'tll not b• rf!1pons1ble for more tb.ri.n ,tn , h!;:llr-'. we-t"kly no Vinton > II 1 -..1•1•kly f1r,:w 1•, ,till i t m.im'i t Iu · AS 18 8Pt:C1A.L8 l)De IDOOrrttl lnseruun. . 335 17 Mr� . .lot> I i !Lun, ,md . l'unwruy -. .1· 1 , $l75 , 523,...,, " Scio•w - po [ "'"' . card of Thi.nk., &nd Special Notices <tf Event,, $1.�5, mily u,w ul ! I w lt•11 t·uunl 1t>s tu ,.u1· r,,13 · 3 1 · �12 · 1 4 1 J;J, S:11, 57 MercRry 18 1-1. P. $41$,00 tvn HI 2 McArthur 81) !82 •-• kl JI 1 Motor w . v ·m•-0 . -· 1g1J�, y wet• ec. co Lax sales vt>hlC'le for 50 word mm1mum. E.icb •dd1t1on•J word, l e. . aht•au, I (Jf I h€' f bl'.!! I ·Vl'<H •' $1 Mett■rJ 7' 8. P. � -ot av• l ,J Haymond �h1rclay word. per . $28,858.IIL $950.86, rn e st a southe ien the for tion.s cent I at Obitu&rtff _published a R. p_ Mereur-, OUtfh '"5.00 F' 1gu rt•s .sho"lll!; the t a ke fur. lor Addison, Wilbur F . Hannin� I MO 6 DAYS l 1 DAY 3 DAYS WORDS MOTORS METROPOUT.\N $4,50 1 1.35 80c 60c: 15 Ht.' 1 M idclleport. Mr s . Jt>rry c L he "'t>eks ol April I . l�l an1..1 1 1 .80 16.00 11.20 fiOt Eaa MJda fltrfft. Pomeroy 60c :?lJ Scott , 62(] E. Mam St . Pomerov . l AJJril 2 . l 9GO und the f1M.·al yt>� I 1'1� 12.» SJ !IO '15c� � WYZ.l87t Mrs. David A. Herdman, ftu!land figures for the vear star!mg Jl1I)' 1 S -20•tfc Ads retthed bJ 1 0 A. W.. wUl be hi Wt daf'I paper. 1, 1960 and July 1, 1!15!:t follow. I Mrs. Margaret A. Lovell, Ill. I Henderso n : JaJne! M. Lyom, PL MRS. HUGHES DIES Plumbing & Heating l,Qng Bollom. Mrs. Lutht.-r H. Sia- Athens - S5 ,!rl3 20. lfi' fifi2 !rl . ( 1 4) FOR RENT . PHONE WY 2·2 1 57 T P ' Mrc;. Pleasant : M n. JohD Harrington,, LEASA NT POIN Pomeroy gle. Oak Hill, and Mrs. Hall1'! e $318. 15 2 1 , $.1 , 147 �'l. . 6 1 1 E. Main St. � � 1 : SMALl.-HOUSE and 7 ,1 .1:11·res of Ga 1ia - 4 6.'>-'> J. $� Wi !lO Maybt'llt> l lught"J, 113, GallipOlis Kanauga , Ohio; Rev. Canoll R. Johnson, IJ'onton. Phon• WY-2-2441 land · $20·00 per mooth · I n city '911. $170.9'11 !15 . $11>4,664 u morning in Stegall. Black Mountain, N. C. - !',·td•y ,...�,. ,..• d,.,I ( 1 ) NOTICES (9) FOR SALE · , limit! o( Pomeroy. Ohio, Mar. }' 1000 GALLON - WATER-TANK 1 1 1;umt Clinic. She had bet:n D ISCHARGED; Mrs, Carl LleY. 1 Hockln� - S4.lr.Y.! s�. $4 .9% 6!1, t ht: J. Stoc ky, RI. 1 , Shadt•. Oh IO. n:IIMlff AND PDr OON11IOI SLUGG ISH SEPTIC TANK? Clogll I HI G $188 ,. 72 _ oce Saun$IO:J, J ""'• ' ser 1u11sly ill the past thref. weeks. ing, Pt. I � Ieasant_ ; Lawre Will haul for pubhc. Contact . · • · • Y 6-3-4 4 14 3tn �• · "1 .,, ,..... P'N,e luplctio& ....,.. ged dr a ins? G� Klean-Em-All I iown rs, 1 IIard Ho). W d n O 0SY: ,. Bob Pickett, Pomeroy. I J at'bon - $7. Ull l .3:!, $6, !JIUUY.'. A l i fe long Mason County resi- t" R.. Septic Tank Cleaner. Landmark ed 11, Nolletrnle. f.:vaa Mrs. nt; a as e Pl Pt, comb, $24 3, 042 51, �'2q9. 486 00. 3-28-30lc APARTMENT5 - Furnished Md dent. she was born Ma ch • l aad A. Senklo 8laUn WY I- Farm Bureau. Pomeroy 4-4·30tc PleasPl. r, e daught d an Morgan � n� •mfurm.!hed. McMasten, MkklleI in M::isun County the �a us..te� -O ant ; Mrs. Edward Maerker aruJ 3-l-t WYZ.282L f'tlooe port. � Birt _ h 800 NEW BEAN POLES. Phon the late ,John and Aman�a Bright Experieoeecl Mrs. Dan Black. South 1'01n 1 • Henry. Mrs. Hughes was a mem daughter, Wel lston. WE WILL SELL YOUR U S E D WI 9-2165. l(acine, Ohio ONE (i'JVE ROOM APARTMENT I ___. .._ APRO.. 17 Skat.et, Guna. BoW9, Goll Clubs, ,,.,... .�on . 12 57 a m. Sunday. M r s. ber of lhe Jordan Baptist Churc !-l BIRTHS:_ A son • M r. w�,•~•· 4 15 fit P .- 01 '-lb. Phone WY ,_.,,_ ,_ .,.,. . .. I . 5 The h P asan . nver. S Duane Ple d call or Write ■tc. Bicycles. Dcmocralic Men an Women LawrE"nce M'1tche II . I 21 1, me SI . , of (.; aII 1poI 1s F erry. 1 1-1'1-Uo BALES�f-Tim;;ihY HAY. 3 eveoluu WY 2-3319. w ·-• Mrs• Mr. IUlU A daughter ,. Sport'• Center, Middleport. Pb d t S a ur ay are asked to meet al the Sali s daughter, J l . 02 p .m . ==�==: Her husband. Eugene Hughes, 6- 10 H . P. Scott Alwater Motor- EIGHT HOUSE AND ROOM --;-;=a;;-;.; __ Bonecutter' Pl Pleasant. ' llt•21-60tc W1' -z..3633. bury Sc hool Monday l'vening Ap- Mrs. Norris P rice, Rt . 2 Gallipo- receded her in dea th in Febru- Wil l mm 4 15 3tc seven room houst; OM 5 • roo.., .,.,_ Call W [ 9-3443. p , , - rU 17 at 7.30 p.m, Ladies are ask- li11, daughler, 12 4 5 a m, Satur- ary J960. One daughter a lso preSEE US FOR FEED NEEDS AND CONDUCT ELEtTION Ph. arartment. A. N. Bengel. SINGER ELECTHIC Portable ed to bring a few tmndwiches or cby. Middlepart Catena G rladlq, PLEASANT - The Moth�• Pl'. ceded her in death. 2 3 "' WY 2·3272. cookies. 3 Z5 U Sewing M achine complete with Dl,cha ,g,d Ftff MDI. ao eleetfoo held Club s,, , i,ing "" one dattghter, Mr zig tag, mono- 4 ROOMS unfurnished apartment, attachments l arge attendnnce is desire_d A Patients: discharged over t h e Susie Withers. Hogsett; tw,. sons, at their April meetmg, NOW nPEN FOR BUSINEs.5 . gram, patch and make button with bath and 8 room unfurnfor th e joint meeting uf men ::: J usse� Sumner Wt.-tkcnd mduded Jtihn Mulford. Byrd Hughes, G alli polis Ferry rit the home o( _Mrs. �i I � Midway Grocery holes. Pay off balAnce $37.50 or ished apartment. in Pomeroy. ·:-1 clubs. women and D _rs, + � Mrs · Edward Rlak e Mrs. Lulh.:r and Bayard Hughes, Huntington ; of Kanauga, , oh,to. County Roote No. 36. Mr. and terms ii desired. Phone WY 2-<' 4-1 1• tfc •KIL IR Call Wy-2-Z733. . ' I A . d J ed uu-. eJJ., pres1 ec e was ewe U n· Mn. John C. Johnson. Carpenter, .Harrison Bu111s1dc one brother, Calvm _ Henry , G a 1 2204. 4 14 6t .,. 11ie Circ les of th� Lulheran Jr.,• vice-preslClair Lee Cottrill, 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment 4 12 Ste ...,. '· H. pol is 1-�erry; one sister, M r s.· _._ avid Gru�ser, Mrs. James D ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN • · ( . 1d 1 au w h J p Ch St <t omen urc a 8 9 il V M urraa, Jr., ug rs. ....-nt, 2WY Call ished. n fur · ulilities . Sid Haym North Mrs. n ey up, an Kanau 01 Holle o , n l ga, or y. e F e c A.. W. Hayes aod Nettie Mae ER with attachmen UI indudin g n retary Mr.s Earl Icard trea.surSt. John's Luthera n churches wil l 4-11 -tilc 2301 , hn Wither, "1mtoriaa. • nd infant daughter, Ea,1 V. Sia,·- nine gnmddi lldren and 23 great• a tlayea will not be N!sponaible paint spray. Orlgina lly sold f J M meet at lh� St. Paul ' a _ church on C len Crabtree, J o h n grandchildren. _ lor any debts oontracted by an y- over $100.00. Wil l !Mill for last ( 1 7) H ELP WANTED We repair all types o f radl• Tuesday. Circle O�e will meet ac ens, Mrs. John ;;s �;d Nott. �rler. Motes. Edwa Hannigan, l'G one other than ourseln1 now or 6 paymenl s o( $6.50 per month be l will serv cooFunera ices r � alors, from hea er cores l to 1 : 30 p. m. a nd Circle Two at n8 Shepp.i rd. Mrs. G1Jbut C r a i I!. ucted Sunday l p m. a t the Jor- An insta llation of officen wlll bo� herea ftl!I', or $l5 00 cm1h. Phone WY 2-2204 PAPER BOY OR GIRL fo d , the . largeSl true or trac or p. m. held at the May meet at the tinel Route nea r Ma son Bridge Si gned : A. W. Hayea and Marsha F'Pllure. Mrs. A d el I a dan Buptist Churcb with tl,e Rev. . 1 14 6le , . tor dia ra of Mrs. Clair Lee Cottrill. home Re s y unl � Meigs e 'r� por e Wo� l t. d area and towards Mid e NP\Ue Mae Hayf!S Westlake. l'h:1rles Fann er, Mrs. Bml Hatfield omciating. Buri ,11 GA.S, FUEL OIL ■nd 1..�al (1.11" Apply in person lo The Dolly Jr. on May n at 7: 30 p.m. wltll �blJCan duh wil l m�t 1 �ay _ a� Earl Holter, llarry Wil cox, Mr� . will be in the Bt:ele cemetery at rs J (6) LOST FOUND - naces. Call for freo esUrnalel. Sentinel. M . Bobby Joe 'Jliomas and M n. 7 JO p. m, a t Ule ote Mart . 4 6 tfc Etta Bo.;tick, Mrs. Wyatt H u 1 1, App le Crove. � po Middle Abbot! • Foreman H all wa1 co-hosleue,. Orman n e atl to urged ar rs e memb All · Ted Riley. Jr , Mrs. A u d r e GIRL'S GLASSES on Sunday rt MOD-ERN 4 room and bath, apart- .... · Phone WY 2-2143 Y Fn(' nds a re bein g received at Guest night will also bt .._.,ea . � �10-lfc L 20 PR A _ belween Somtwhere night. · hl..-l or un rurnished �ent'. rurms . . Smith, Mrs, Bill Joe Evans, Mrs. the Stevens Funeral Home. Pomeroy, Ohio at the May meeting. The Tw1hghl Garde n c 1u b w11 Meigs 'ftieattt and Crow 's Steak I, the waler &afe you drink? Bad m Middleport J ,1one WY 2-3874. --· I MY- rtle Run Yon Karen Morg an _ . • .Houee . Smoke colored plastic water kJll.s million, yearly. ·1"e . ' 4 17 6t,p Any house up, to 6 rooms treated have an open mc-cti.ng in the Fed- Mn. Earl Cremeens, Mrs, M1am1 DIES IN CLINIC MAN ARI\ESIBD erated hurch asement Water �ft.en..-1, l ---�-c-c---c---;frame■• Yvonne Damewood, Rt. t est FRCE. (or TERIMTES • $50, Any o� f?: rl:t ��� Sandra Houck. Horn'sb)'. M r s. furnished n u Laura baU1, PT. .nd PLEASANT Mrs. llooMS 3 PT. PLEASANT - Robert TrenRo�rt day at 7 · ,o p m · Mrs · 2, Long Bottom. Ph. Coolville Iron Acid, SulphW', Gas, Dlrt room treated /or ront•hes etc.. · ·. Emma f.haver, Thomas K i r b Y , May (Daisy) Coleman, n, o( ton Southern, 20, Middleport, Ohl•• 2-2305. TU ne Pho apartment. p 31: 14 4 · �-3338. and Odu Remover . Chlorina(.$1. 1NsuRED, GUARANTEED. R?herts wi�I be presen_t mnt_ shu:"' Mrs. 1'"'rnnk Beckley, Mrs. Leslie Be l lemeade, di 11111rsday 10:55 Mrs. Ira Fields, New Haven, W. ed Route I, was arrested on chargee ors. etc., al half price. Dom esTERMS. This is a SPECIAL, shdes of wild �owers m Ohio. _A.i i Carr, Rita Harr ison, Craig Walt:!- p.m. in the Poin� Clinic. She bad 3tc 7 1 4 a. V (8) AUTO SALES of failure to have vehlcl• under t ic and Public. W,ter �pply G� . ACQUAlNTEO PRE-SE/ � a �den clubs m l he c llllnly .:1 rt" ie, George Rothgeb, Judy Major t� past been two ill months. n trol following • one car llccico s 1958 PL\'MOUTH VB Savoy hard Correction a Speclalty. SON offer, anrl -/s limited ! In invit ed. NT EMPLOYME U ey l Fra S. John nd a , i born was She Sunday al 4 8. m. mt Lin,, dent County son a M l l APR IL 21 lop coupe. One loeal owner. mates FREE. Terms. Crystal. the same business nearly ;-3 J( . .. W ANTED on March 14, 1864 the daughtel· ing Road near West Columb1L Among Allin g Push butto11 shift Nice end Mra. R. C. Story, 111 Union ,4.ve. a century. TOPS .. ALL TER- 'l'here wi l l be a }ttney SL�pper nt ____ . of the late James m:td Eliza Lew- Southern ]aBl control ol hll ar . • clean in.tide and out. tl�.00. Pomeroy, 0., Phooe WY 2-2498. WANTED - Any type of houseMITE CONTROL. Mrs. lt . C. the Letart �alls Con_ mun11y I I.il l According to l�e midnight � 3 I I 3IJtt n is Burnett. She was a member of and sideswiped • utility pole Blaettnar '■ Pomeroy, wo•'· Story ' I l l Union Av enue• Phone Friday evenmg , A pri 21 , at 6 P · port of I.he nu1·smg department f.l tlr iron' any washinas ' 1. O" . H 1 , breaking the cross ann OD the pele k m. w1 is · ·11 be SJ>on�orcd bY thc those patients 11,· ings, Mn. Henry Cline, Rt. 2, WY 2-2498. 3 30tc BRAND NEW GE Swivel who were rerior d the Presbyterian Church of P'll -:-:--:-:-c= bur Pa. ' -:-:-: MechaniHe us 8 b gh, =h Ell oulh n r PICKUP d nd young ad u lts or the lair induded Mrs. Isabel Dolsor1. R 1956 FORD l8 B · r-aUBing the hot wJres to aet 1lle 4 IS 3tc Ptlmeroy. · iY Vacuum Cleaner on whe ' the le. Southern 8Jld! 11 pa.uenger eally IO\lnd, new paint job, Can' BeaetUIII pule! colored. c.n,. c==---:=---;;:; -Methodist churches. (208) INSURANCE Fred Philson , Rnss Getll es, Hob · Cole�an, and one son preceded WANTED - House Cle a-ning "' wa?:alle.! by the Sheriff'• depart,. •:,:utland APRIL ZZ ";:1111..;t:\ ;"_,�: will do iron ing in my home, Mrs. COMP TE ert Radaba.gh, Mro. Nellie Pie,. her m des lh. SUR �CJI: ';,::� �1.:f:o LE IN en! "1 cut the electrlclt1 ,_ m � lh A sphaghelti dinne r will he held et!, Mr,. Gri ll Russell, Mrs, Lu• Surviving a ,e ,everal nelce, Henry Klein, Rt. 2 Pomeroy, tlo Life Au pole, Southern ud a pa,,eng,,r he Tenn, la ffllred. Phone WY 2• to IJ'li, lm at the St. Joseph ' s Catholic ther Slagle, Perry Wells. William and ne�llews. those locally ar� • 4 17 31 P tec :-oa M Ohio. 1957 PONTlAC V8 Hardtop. Spark• %2114 dd} Ml O 't Injured In the accident but weren . W. , 4 14 fltc Call epo� · Church lln ll in MaS'ln, Saturday, Harrington. Winfred Riley, John Mrs. Lightburn Hyatt, Sr., Mrs. lin g original red and white finwa s reported to be a total car lbe Apri l 22 , :I p. m. to 7 p . m. Ad- F. B lnettnar, Mrs, M ar tha Julin� Raymond Musgrave-, Mrs. Eme<Jt oR DHls . Warmer ln5urance (20> BUSINESS lsh · Hydramatlc. Ono local ownu.s damages to the utility l s pl Complete protedion for ell needs. mission. $ 1 udults, 50c children, , SERVICES t!r . $f1M. Bloettnar'a Pomeroy. 800 NEW BEAN POLES. Pho� Harry Pri('f!, George Rairden a nd Hes.!i(ln, Miss Erma Barnett, all pole. • 4 1 SOl(' -----4 15 6k WI 9-Jl65, l!§clnt. Obio. • . Tel WY 2•2966, of Pt. Pleasant and Harry BrownMrs. John Grow. t 13 8t c ·SP0011NG, �"'i(il;rA:Ut, LEGA L NOT ICE One wtil of blood was adrninis ell. K anauga, ?hio. . • CTou NOTic ro ------� ---~ sheet metal work. The Powera : R, G, PICKE'IT Insura nce , om• Today there an approxlm11tely Goe-J Cina UNd � AUCTION ,�..,T l �� J:fo Funeral services will be held the at hospital tered on Saturday. AH llabo ... MNfh n rwi a D eroy. Near , WY y, 2-2301, 22 million rural realdentl with 111D Dlf'AIITMINT o, HIOHWAV I -�-----8atarday, Apr. !!, INI, 12:SI p. m. Compan Sunday 2: 30 p . m. at the Crow FU• 1"1 7, A,ortl Ohio, Colum1M111 METROPOLl'IAN MOTORS Mutual Motorist ., 3 2 30tc libr ry fadllt'- 11 millloa othat. I am Dlo\llnJi! lo Cal lfom la. Therecorilnr-l sale• Legal copy Ho. 111-s,9 B \I r J a I WI'II be In ..., • Home. neral I -- hit lllil and UNIT PRICI CONTRACT en with Inadequate aervlct, arad AUCl'l9NEEI\ al following lhe aell will I fore, c • rv rm11vec1 · Lone oIIk emet e., Sealod pLropoul• will b1' ..__..,, OllAo Llghtning Rod Mutual ISO rural countlea wllbout ,., 11 ltle ortlC"<e of the t;tatr, Hl1hway REASONABLIC BATU P\JBLIC AUCTION at my real• Friends may cal lat the funer• br•~ -••Ohio Columbu1. at o 3-28--SOk Oluc,tor ol Ohi li - 1 .,....,.1\......, ., nnc"' Ju•l off the Bradbury ,..., DODGE l ¼ Ton logging t ruek d••..,. d &ATISJtACTlON GO� C"C==:--::7-::;---.,--=:::-:,= -JIH9 until io,oo A. M . , Oh io iEut, r n, Ga■ge readings: Gal l ipolis dam al home. 1&e1. 11. M11y Tuesday, Time, Standard Iteel na t bed• d ump. Eugene at the top of Mldclleport Call er write L 0. ________ nta In: 18.4, 33.9, running 152 feet on roIIlNUt 111- loLI'MelJmprovcm� OUTBOARD MOTOR. and L-SfrHon on e""" ·,th, R. D, ,, ""meroy, WY 2- iWalch for A11etlon Arrows). Oh11t, .,,...1• count,. Oi11&er. VII l• GIRLS' son 30.66, Pt. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL _ .,.,..,,v ,, 81 1 tt t11 No 32� in ers, P•-~y.Ma •v 4 15 3lp Nor�P. l{f)frigeralor «with freezerl, l!ll. :_�,;,�,oWn�hlp� -,0.lf 111rance protection. All r,_._ n1'. <lnln- Pleasant 29. 62, Hinton 3.29 ris�21 Shri Mrs, Du a ne \� ";u,dl ADMmED: Y· _ - -- · coverage. $3.50 per 1100 cover- Int and p n1n11 with asphaUl11 �v11dis h cabinf!l. 2 apartment size 1957 FORD VB :l door. o ne c arefuI ing, Kanawha Falls, 6.37 falling, er, Pt. Pleasant;. Mrs. William RAD IO TV SERVICE I re11ate bu�. age. 8 ames • s·im •= lnsu"' crete on an •ir1 as r{jngfls, ullllly ('abJnel, Perg , r l h oe : Original bl ar-k linlah owner. aan J I Plea Pl, i Bobecutter, 37 21 station MakH All The Charleston ry. a t238 t,\ While, Grey, BeJco, ,: ..,. Pnr : dt po W .rl Phone ProJ&el LAnath: I i ,ee ance Agency, Mldd] e�-• • like new. $895. Blaclln ar·s, Porn- healers, 21• 7.enlth television. Ohio, Ewing. ml Knight. bo WY 2-2255 Ohio rising s a Phone w slow River ve . ..r a WY 2 -2903. 3 ZS 30tp ��rk 1.enwth, 1.1111 feet w Slal f-8 o.tlJ 4 15 etc fedlon fue 1 ol I heater f 1· , ' gall 608 E Main St, Pomeroy, Ohio -:c===::;:;;,;::;--;;;;;;;;;�;;;:;; mu, eroy, a DISCHARGED : George CunGal li polis. London was nmnin" · Jnm ,,� ..... coneole radio and record .. 1 romph,Uon tor ..,, d,te l:h• . BARNESSIMPSON INSURANCII Cleland, 1'V ° 8 feet, Marmet 71/4 feel and Win- nirgh.am, Hartford; Mrs. JohnnJ Indian Sole _ $1 .99 tM• worli: ■t.all 1>11 u ...,t 111�1h tn player. chalr.s. Singer sewlne Cheap dle M A re, nt A s, id f. uu: • n port. ge proi,oul." 1c1c11n, 11 Lynch. ft. PleasanI : M rs. Jame, l-tfc l field dam 13 feet. ueu ootlque llbra~ • •·•,, Crepe Rubber $2.99 Btdd1N mu■t. applf, on th• prop,9r o_ •1 mot,•11960 DODGE COUPE - • beauty m.•hlo•. 9UOUII. £"11UU11 WY a ..., D--�Eli as 800 son, Hartford. mm■ ror prequaunc■uon wLlh lh• uu•1 1110.-eme■II ! ,land, llbrary table, round table AUCTIONEER 1-27-411 w,h..;IY curtlt Sil.am.I ner . ■i c11111 m· Ohio Rl,er _ Louisiana down 11151 Packard - runs nice 290t ADM11TEO ; Mn. Stella Klng, maltrf'uea, bed dothts, sofa bed :-,, l 1 10 Cempl1te 1erYlee UNI Plymouth - rum pod. --:-:- -,:---:::=:-:=- ��■ c1!!: �, •1e � ;;� ��d/•Y • iwrore 13, fi: 15 a. m. : National \IP 14, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Wyatt Chad· 2 chelte of d1"11wer■, d resser, 2 Crtll .....,_. (21 ) REAL ESTATE Th• snllllmum ""'" 1° bti � --•• :l : 4S Nlre M¾ rt, llou,e tralltr, " roy : Mrs, Mary �mp. m. : Mike cieaftOr Up 14, well, ,u l♦bor 1mploy•d on lhl• con1r♦C'1 9 k 12 wool ru11: and pads, throw MIDDLIPOIT rite. n.. • Cntari . W s;e BJII Bal�y, in Reed,ville, 1 be 1n accordance ■haU •tUI �'.:.!,,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,...,,. E��� ugene G'.'r�unm .h� 10: 45 p.m. : Rocket up 16. 2:45 ��5���� wn ton, n, 1ru •!_:,_ ., ; � ' ru•• • C. a·•-•ft _._ _ -· • " r-• dlnetle .., • dishes' • o•� a "Se fld11I• of Prevailll\l __.-. HollJ'ly W 11e h 1 ... 4-11.atp Ohlo. Ratn �t1Unet1 and Detennln<!d a. m. ; C • V , HOrner up 20, • : 10 Speed Queen washer, %T. NIN .-...-.n.. tha 0.putmeot 111 lndwitrl■l R■• by , G• RIW' n,.,.. · ltlGI OLDSMOBILE Super 88, bard chain block, 12 ga. Winchester AIR CONDmO laUon• applkable to Slalc: Hia'hwa,- 8 m. i Allqwppa uP 20' 6 : 55 a· m · • ERAt10N HmCI. Jid'• a. a ==::::==-,:-::::;-=:-;; nepartmen, lmpronment.tn ecOl'<I• a.m. a lveU up p Raymond 22, 4:35 S lo 4 door. Hydramatlc drive. p p n, 22 piltol, a n 1 I wn gu · a: l'dr Power lleering and bralr:.e111. 1895. tractor •nd equlpffltl nt, 2 lawn �•tloa. New Raven. Pbon1 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame, 7 :ru. 05:u:n:.:? °:d ·���:.307 � \:- Beaver down 23, 10 : 25 p. m. : Jer6-2MI rooms ' bath • gas heat ' garage. 1tt-v1M code of Ohio.•' ry Waxler up JII, 1:30 a. m.; John 818f!ltnar 'a, Pomeroy. -:u. mowf!rll, 2 electric motors and I TU 1·,,.,_ Th• bkldu mu.i •1.1hmll with ht1 )arge lot, located on Route 7. bid a c rUrttct checll 1" UH &alCIIIQC J. Rowe up 28, 3:40 p. m . ; Ind'l· 4 IS 6tc Ka801inc motor, Motor weed cut- TIIEISS REFRIGERATION AND IS liOO oo e . or p,000.00 Terms• · ----------"'V usville up 30, 3:40 p.m: Jndiler, 1al'Ulln �- 1.UU •~-]• aad •••--) bar- App]Jance Serv Jce. uum,; Plans and Sl)fflflnUon■ •1• 1111 ftle y:.. ' ' · n..-•stlc and MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame, 8 111- the dep♦rtmanl ot b1thw•1 and an.a \I 30, 12 : 25 a. m . ; R. H. Bos· (9) FOR SA row, carpenter toola, -,me lumP ommerc ial. C • Contact Roger rooms ( t bedrooms), bath . �.:;�rte, or th• dMLdon t1ep11LJ dJ. worth 11 up ao , 2 a. m.; Bob Ben• rope,, her, s. �ll,neou l..r Item GIIAVELT TIU.CTORS 4 8 tfc 'lbeiu, Racine, Ohio. A glassed in sleepJng porch, gar• The dl"ctor r-nt, th• 11tbt to ter up 30, 5 a. m. : Inca u p 31, 12:• --..■ Not re1pon111ble for accidents. T Y A•ta+ I New ... roJ,1c1 101 .arid ■n bl4•. B m •-vtCEI R vvn H T -.n age, corner lot. $7,500.00. & ii. J>REnort ,W. ,-ta _. l't'pldt oenlet. Tclnna: Ca,h so a. m. ; Toltec up :n, 12: 15 a . m.; �i�a For more wear, 11end your men', MINER8VU.LE -1¼, story frame, Calyfl; r tt) Philip Sporn up 33, 2:40 a .m. ; La■e. One 17_ M ..,.... II ..t trac:ton ... .ahlrta to us for freah, phasing • rooms f3 bedrooms ), bath, eel- ==c--c= ===;;:;---:c:;--::-;;� Sa1Jy Polk \IP 33, 4:55 a.m.; DisWorb In any make shampooer Jawa -••• ii11&fo•ffl&NI .__ Sale conducled by Bradford result, Starched to your order Jar house, lot 100 x 120, o n HAVE GREENHOUSE, 16' er. Gl'aftlJ 1'ne1et- lalet a.. Auction Ohln. x 75' 1 patdier up 34, 4 : 33 a .m. ..... or with long handle BRUSH -Hea'J', t ight. or no starch at Roule 124. SS,000.00. ¼" building. frame steel n r e t s e W lli,,olla all Dam .lftTtft, ..-... WY wr11, :iU ,4.udioneer: C. · r G a • • • • COSTS LESS TOO( 111. FrM pick-up and 41elivery. FARM - 175 acres on Route '1 Sale Manaa,er: A. C. Bradfonl wire mesh glass. Sell or trade down l : 20 a, m. : Pittsburger \IP l:MI Kala stffel POIIWNJ. Robluoa'• t.11w.dry 11nd Dry• near High School; 40 acrea cul' 15 Ste for ponies, horses, or anything 4: 15 a.m. ; Chandeleur down 5 : 30 I • at- ...l gallon One elealllai-WY UU9 balance pasture and livated, -MJ> --Gruese value. Bill Minersof r -_____-O!l BayW. a. up 6 m TE lya ; R • a.m. : - clean■ thrN 9xl 2 -,IN RN ATIONAL .,. cII: Ulfi 1 ru� Rtbt..o■•• Ml.utn CltllDll!rs timber no bulldlnp. Good ln• 7 FORO kanch Wagon '500.00. ' villf!. Rt. I. H Jtp OU Manchac up 8: 10 a. m. : Semet 4, Alm 1sw 4-wheel drive WY 1-11• vestment for '6.000.00. Riding gardm trattor and at• up a:40 a.m, JMp $t00.GII. See M. R. '" Ham4 15 6tc ALBERT M. COX. 8aletmu achmenl■ . ticlO.IIO. Mrs. Ray Kuawu Rl'ffl' - I rene Ch.otin MEN Qltlr"' tlllwk, 4 17 3lp KP TOO WAN't UAL (fUlllJ' Bu 121 Keeton. Mln�r,vllle, Ohio. \l GALLON IWI LUSTIE CONCINJIATI up Marmet 4:IO a. Pl. : Oliver Lorn To Operala W"mdow Blind, and Sbadet 4 13 stc .,,..._. .0. ._ .uJ. a I r • m; . . a Shearer down Marmet 7: 10 ' " :tt< Porth Shades , vone11u elladl TW o P IECE LIVING ROOM . __ -.... - . A. v. ' Chrli ""'"" wmfield ,,,. c•�• A and F r a C Sutt, N!....ably prlt:<d. Call ....._ all D1e1o _,.._ WI' FOR SALE: HOUSE I l'IIClllll and lbe iJ ,a Cloth wnlnp p.m. ; Lucy J... Luc.. down Winy,.. lllltallatltm I-a. • CIIHler NWIG. bath. Nke lcx:atlo,\. ofler • S p. m, TU MH3' Ill l<ICIIIII •:'5 p. m,: Deleo Z down fleld · Dale Wlppll Supply "6319, WY Phooe Pomeroy. St., , WI12:115 a. .m: Merrill up field W LINII DRAG in MIDDLEPORT 0oe 71Jle<e Yellow Dlnetle Set, ] --�-=---:------:-215 llnltm A... IIJtp DOZ Uelvlu U I Hon,' I IRS, CIIAPIRS LL I ld S i - , Ohio inl W : a. m. I 1--G.E. Toaaler Ill.GO: We ... all ..... - ...-.. � � •� � !;' ���--115 PULL IHOVILS -'""'"' "' ■ roy 4 l lOlc 1---0.e. Mher , $15.00. Inquire Fn,e lllnl,hhia f,.. llat- With FOR SALE: STORE with 1 "' "'"' "'"'"'"' ■ ��"'"'"' ■�"'� GRADIRI IHILS, CLAM "'"':�■������� �"'"'"' � '.'.:'."'"W !'!i!!• ll!'.!!" fami\)' blnlle, Fut uh aod •19 rooms and e ruoms anti 310 Coodor 8treet, Pemoroy. !"II�'!!! '!!!'!!!�� � SINGER SEWING MACHINE. � Ca • • • Dry, l illC expert lh rt finllhlnaAND aAl'II 8TOP8, TOO 4 17 3tp U batb over Jton. WUl ucrlfioo ri:n:: POii L0Ta Ila oew, . u p��ur "1oad r u Robin,ae'a Laundry ·or ,. oo $9,SOO, Movtna "' Chicago for to malt• bort"°h,Je,, PARAKEETS FOR AALK "" l'.qu(ppod dr1...1n wtadow .....,tee. Call Sp. 3-9111, Clifton, W. VL ,.nd, of add1· uonal men are , and tew In Sprlna; Ave. , Pomeroy. Ohio. , v......_ _,..,. _.,,_..... _ _. ,_ • --. needed rlght now lo operate -nao DrJ• __0 1 ._.., __,, -.1 1.._ \he heavy equipment � in 4 17 lip 'llppera,. A,u1111N1 lul I paymenLI Clenlll1 WY Z-lm fll par month. Guaranleed. FOR SALE: Ono lllll lnlernatkffl. brJdu-. -•• Ttl-L■- Clt-n HOME SITES FOR SALE IN buildi ng rfl road-. c. 4...._ ai elda, et JlhaM WY I-not 4 H Mc 111 Ton Truck bl good mndlUon. Pomeroy. Harrlll011ville Road S WT Wl• FU'1t $2"15.000 driYH ll away. 4 10 lltc miles from lown. Call WY 2- Complete tr1lni111 etve• )'OU C-ontact Donald Man111I, Raclne, l ===---;4 J3 etc actual eJIIIHienc:e on hetYJ ====;;;;;;-;;::::- 1 5280. 4 l1 stp BEEL and R<YrARY TYPE MowOhio. . AT YOUI. UQUl!SI' Cedan eq uipment at our Nll•mt • C11ec11: wheal qa.dtla b l11k• en lharpened. Ull!td mrnnl1'9 for I BUILDING LOTS-Twin traininc center, with emplO,O. II put■ an •­ Sp,lnglleld GAllDEII TRACl'OR. .or.. ' Small air cooled migble ,. Addllion, Now Haven. One buJld. ment ....- _., . .__ we wil imllD FoMo0o ued Ollllt year. C.U WY S-20M. . , . Ing lol on Route 33, I m1lea out pleUon. Lewil Repair Serrice Oemlal Pll!I . ... • I I "P M lddleporL � ol Pomeroy, Phooe WY MDI For -plete lnfon111tlon, = === -;w;;-_ "' "' =- 1 4 13 Me --,D .--,A."'c. WY a.2174. hlfor'8 5 P, m. , , ffa INfl.OtlATIHAL ■end name, addrell, ....,._ Culllvat«s. New llolllllld Baler. Compiem ine l ..., beddlll of l (24A) FOR SALE OR All in good <Oodllloll, Joe plaatl. l"l'aler!rapb and ,._ Stnlco. " � � St., Lai:ull 112 Ptolda, TRADE � l.lnl"rHI Eq�lpmoolt Fran<la P'lorltl, 111)' ,•..., $I 4 IS lie CaU W \'. WIIO. � sedan. 11150 CIIEVIIOLET, 4 door · aod 0ponton SchNt . .' IORREL MAU. ..llbt lfOD lbe. 1:.'hmnway G�. Trade for • worlc. horse or eel! . MIDDLEPORT KEITH GOBLE fORI>, INC. ·,.. • . 11 L State ..., · Edel Colllna, BL I, -..,. 7·2521. CH Hlll, J..,,., i-e1PS WY . ·.IJJ - }/.;.:;.-""1¥ N5G7 461 I. TIIIN A... 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Pho•::= ===--===--===;;; 1m1J ......,.le, ==-===--==;-:::;;.-;-::;:: m.oo. ===,-::=--==--= \':"Mlll.,t, °'co"RN""PLANTER"', Pon-,. t haff =----==--==== ■ H EAyy EQUI PME Nf !�� :r_�� La--- •• p ,.. ...,,. ...... _..........._........ ... , - IQX --­ rupl s3.1 BA,KER FURNITU�E I1- 0 GET THIS APRIL SPECIAL NOW --_ .•Clooo----.•II-'<---... --- - • a.. •-·•- ..­ ......... ...... .,, .... ,-------, u·aMc · -,.,,===::-.,.-,--,-.,- ·-- J:�e. :iCot..,._., #/-- l'Olf ' ....;.. ...!.. !!:52 .:�al'ORD v.. -- . 'BIIDil-.,,,, WC!IA& I _______.._ .:.�.,::·:: ,�.. •,--_.;.___,__________ , -,;•Ii·.:;�--,. . :? � .. I\ , . . .. .- ... , Chesrer - �- . . -.cast._..·• • -.. . • • ..... • � � • • '. .. , , . . ..,. _ ._ .... ...... ... � .. . ..... . ... .. _ _ _ - -. an.· ..,, ,, · ·· · · • · - - •� · - - , . , _. , _ ._ __ _ . _ i:: .; � � -� ·'! • ... 'I E,J.I Mr1.. David Xoblentt ,red Schlv. tarl Ralllda:, ol .\then1 •ere 1rkeJ1, W•llrtown. 1peru Ser weekend ,unu ol Mn. Ever.,tth lht Koblenbel. ea � at P...,n,y, Mrw. J■mea Crocimil • d \Ir . .... - Ca!Ylls • daul,hler, Alowidrta, Va .. call, Ana, Andy ■od llandy, and ltldl• td oo Mr. nd Mra. Frank Gaul, trd NellDO atLend■d I aupriw BV CLARICII ALI.KN Wadoelday Thay m i]l01l<IJ,q Dr. Uld Krw, J . E . Duty ondj birthday t1tnner 1-ing Mrw Mr. and Mn. Jaca Gillilan are aevtt with her parent, , , ..., BW ud Jack, ti ral mothor , Mn. P'. c.,.: I A, announ.:Jn1 the birth of an I Mr. aod Mn. Delbert GouJ. 1 •tn l'Kftl owrnJcbt IUrHU ol. panter on her 7'rd birthday Sunr o ·Jnd boJ' , M itt Alan, lt Ou. M► Mr■. P'nn 5wtener. Mrt. James Baile:, ,pent . day, AprO t, it Pt. Pleuant. • 011 CJlnk', on April 9th. Grandd17 evenln1 wi th her daughter, n. John JrlontlOffltl'Y ol � TerNII ,f- 11 0.911• youngffl daughter f.a. ents nre Mr. and Mn. !:ber MrL Joann Lanham, Belpre. . umbut w■a • Rlbnd I'd ol. , o1 nd Mr, ii am a Mn. Dt WI i Gillilan, Cheater. and Mr, a D d an, IARN EY GO'>O LI encl SNUF FY SMI TH Mr. and lfra. Hobert Smal ley her parent■, Mr. and M rt. CUIN 1 auffen,d I ttlCud rib In a fall •t �! rs . Victor Lipsey, Dragerton , were 1n P1rkerabur 8 M o n d a y Snowden and Jeff. ,chool la.t Friday. �ta-.1 Great-gr1ndparent■ are Mr evening. Mra. Jeu Sweeney and Krt. THANKY, BE5JD�S • • Mr. and Mn. Arthur SprOIJle of 1- .mnle Beaver, Racine. and Mr. ____ SMIF MIZ lHJS HAVE CAN 'IE PI\W MADE ME Monttoal, w. Va., were nttni _ : n� Mrs. Erne.It Bohr. Che1ter. llftefflOOll. OtD DRfSSMAKI N' FORM I\ NEW ONE wettend peata ol their IOfl Mr, / 1':li• j9 •he first .i·eat-grandchl1d w ,\Ir. and MN. Robert Of MINE, JUNEY MAE · · Mn. Calvin Sprou.e and f.am, c; . 'h,:, Bahn. I AIN'T USED ll and Douglae Johmon t!allld at tho Uy. , ln �Jil 1rh, 1 �on. Jtmes ;\(Harry Brown home Tunclay 1ve- l fcR '/EARS �1r. #nd Mra. B� Mey bave hert, .,.. bom to 'Ir. and "" I O O ' Dini, Y ' Uarence \ olf .Ir. 3[ the �-ta•n I Mr. and Mn. wm Helhnan QI). purehued thno building 1o1, 1n the 'fumer Addition. . CliniC'. Grandpar.-nt, are )Ir, ,md f \ Stanley Party WIS held al the I ed oa Mr, MOd Mn. DUI Turner Mn. Betty Herring wu Ill the i'.lr,. Clarence WolC Sr. a n d I home of \!'rs. Robert Palnll!r on il:00 tamily u" .'.Wednnd fl1 "- "1l P'l• week. .. great-grandmolhf!I is Mn . Glf!n• ' Fr khiv. Prellt'nt wne Mrs. Ola --- . ��������'.'!!:__!�:_.::�'.:________ iu Fisher. 1 Tavlor of Addison, �rs. Jamee Fri da; evenlnl{ �fr. a r d 'lrs I H��ton. Mr,. .Jack Gillilan. Mrs. 10 . . B1lhe Windon .-nd daujfflt.,r , Mn. Harold Hawk entertained ip non-- 1 f \ -• d •• ONJ>Al' M l'IIROOO oo B e nJDAT d : 11 eauau, Top Tie .�,,u .1111K',tfr, ,nn. _. 1 van V o�· of l11e1r •- ,on M ark' s se�nu _ S: 55 Sip On •.,. ,,.... _,, ...._ 1:11 ,.._,_ \fonm.an, E-ir• I R .Jo il Mrs. a P h int birthd ay, Birthday Cllke and e 7:lt Breakf• Party :C' ! ,.r, \fr<i, Will Htlim :,n, Mrs. Jlul• . 8 :00 Tod■y wtth God l'ream were ser .-ed to Mr an WOULD "IO' d ??-lllJT '/0' 7::11 B:xleai-9 W..U. 6. 15 Counr11 JamooN11 \frs. i.,ter, T', s,,ll CampEll'1.Abeth KISS Mf;, ll.• . . J. L Hawk and Mr . a n d • bf,tt �n WAS ACTH•f ' e 7:• Bnullll Pan, d h hmi te��. Mn. Robt-rt 1: !0 l"arm Time EF AH A><E.0 Mrs. Marlon Wood, dilly Amber- a • nt ,. Rt- !'i r LIKE 'O' 1:21 1'bl World 1'bil llonaiDI P r fre hm n,, were aer- 1: 33 CountrJ JambNII ',O' TQ ;> WANTED lO ger spenl the afternoon w i t h r vnl (New■ J 7· 00 Breaklut Partr . MARR"'I ME!! · �ark. I:» Peny ' Rorn 'o ' Jr :mJ '-lrs. Tom \k- 7:25 Exter.ded Weatl)er l:iS No,i,a Recent callers of Mn. Mollie ; Gr:ith rt Wrst Shade. a �. Wed. J 7:30 Plc.:kens Show 1 t:3G Breakfut Pat, Bookman were Mr. and M r s. ; f!f>:\d:1.,- a t ,.,"'IJ!'ll Gf'nPral Hosplh11. 7:50 S,,ibio New1 Report I Wayne McGee of Lancaster anrl MGl8l'Cado Ul;GO t1"! 11 Do a Johti80Jl ,pent the week 8:00 Brealtut Pa rty Rev . .and Mn John Sheets of eOO wilh !"f!i:1Uves in Add i110n . Ti T Dctla' U:to ' 8: 25 Tht' "'orld nrll MotalJIC Charleston, W . Va. op ftll s:iute Siar ll:30 Charles Knie:ht spe,n� Sunday 4 Ne1,u 1 l2:00 NOCIIII Nna Mr. and Mn Paul Myer, and 1 wllh Don� lf! Roush. / 1:38 Dre.liar P•rtJ JJ• ll MIUlbat.tro M'elodlttl daughters of C.Olumbus spent the I Will Hf!ilman sptnl Friday after- 9: ornin1 MNlltalloftl M 00 Plafter Party lJ:IO noon at lhe Pah'lter home. weekend with Mr · and M ri · . • 1 0: . 1:25 l'l.... Mr and Mn. Harry Brown and 1 5 CalllQ: Pt Pleasaat Jis Fro■t. ., . ' 1 : 30 Platttr Part, chilrl�en Mr. and Mn. Ralph Paint 11:00 ;i,WaJ Shop Mr. ud Mrs. Donald Malleck l:U at the 11: 15 C..untry >loo Dowu er a nd children called and Donna Kay of Belprr. SJ)t'nl GASOLINE ALLEY 1,,0 PalntiM" hom"' Sundav aftemoon. U : 15 Farm Bureau Show with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mn. Will Helhn call � 1:25 An • ll: 30 Coun tr)' Ho■ ,ltlft CJmsty. 1:,0 ed on Mr. and Mr.s. Ltonird Lan- U:'5 Farm Timi Danny Bissell was returned to ham Tuesda tven 5;45 ln,:. y his home Tuesday from the Mf!IJJS M r■. Ralph Painter a nd Mr1, U:17 Mid-Day Dow Jone, 6:«I General Hospit:11. 1:30 Robert Pain ter <!al led on Mrs. Ul:OO tll'IP8 NOOII Newa MUI Hazel Ward, CoUina, Ohio Virgil Roush, Mrs. JeMie Roush IJ ll Owl• ta S r was a weekend guest of Mr. and and Mrs. Lloyd Huf(man Sunday •'. Ull For ou Y 11 311 J 7:'11 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•MidJlepori;'"O� April-17, 1961·7 1:25 N..,, 7:a I : » JI.II For Yw lcU 1:00 'iay I Willl M:ufa 8:,0 3: 00 Plaiter Part, 9:00 f: so Local New1 4:35 Plallel Party U:41 5 : a Nn. Roundup 11:00 Noon New11 1:00 Sundown lenla £OIIORS 2. Pralae ;ill. Ch.er. fl:!D Sign Off IJ: 11 Tb■ Search J. lbn'a nlek­ 3. Accen t,'t 1ahed n.tme (J>OI■,) t. Nort.h 22. Road &\TUIUIA1' 12:» Army IIGur '- AnU-&tr. Dakota city groove 1:00 SUoday -.... S:51 Sign 0a cntt tire &. She.keepes,r. 23. Ma lnte• lcOO Mel Prloo 1:1' -., lleandup 8. Dl1h COME' ON • •· LET'S nan� l ln kinC 1:00 l!widay m.a,. C.. I· II Coontry Top 710. Eagle'e nest 8. Melody TAKE A WALK··· 24. Midday OH, POOCHJE ... STOP 12. Girl• name 7. Relative.t p Off 26, Ll!tA YOU'RE GETTINS BEING SUCH A lS. Sllowen B. Townahip 29. NorH TOO FAT --., BEGGA� lf, Peruvian map .... of ANYWAY mountaiml 9, LH■ di& lfl:. Selze Cult 80. Sl uc)I;.. lf. Palm Illy 11 .De!Cried, up f:00 llpol1i 17, Fodder vat 18, Kind personil 34. Girl '• namt Moada, n..,,p FrW1J 4:51 MUOD Oounly New, 0a Sip 1:11 19, Music not@ of beer31. Pronom ad, God al WU' 20. 0n the 20. At!i,c J:00 Commoll1lJ New1 as. WH.ry 7,111 Musleal Clock CBabyL) , J:lltl World N..,_ 7: 41 The Lileltno 21. Liberate 7 l: IS llualcale 1:00 Ohio YallO) N<IWI 111. Ramtance _,, Ohio 1:lltl 1:00 - llolllevanl forcea l: tO &,,orla 'rodll1 I:» Sip oa ST. The Orient 1: IS World Newl DICK TRACY lll, Derea� u a 1:20 ll1111<al Clod< -., boxer 1:11 ClommuollJ Newa l:lll Sip 0o lf. Fuae J>&rllr , _ 'Tlc.c,; JOlt llUT > Clod< Mual<al 9:00 7:00 IIBi<al Cloc:k fO, SbtlUIIJt otetlT _,. 'TIE 1<10 TO t:IO l'ublio Srtlot lillow, (..br.) 7:411 Tho Lllelino c.ll'I' NN F\.lolNY tceAS. U. Como b& 1:411 - cl Blwtq 1:11 Ohio Vallq Nfwl _ � I0:00 - Coualy Nan 1:111 Ohio Men U:lltl Talll al tho Ton I: JD Sport■ Today � I0:11 World Nn■ 1: 15 Wini Nowl U:00 Wllat'1 11J l:IO Kllll<.al Clod! 11. DlllCUM <lloe. WOii., Fri.I (fir. ) 1:11 Local Nan IO. T...-.. U:00 Talll al tho Town I,. lllllfal Qrd, .U. Part at • <1'1111., 'llun.l ... .... . fllmJ Time cclw)Ton Ibo al Talll If U: t:tl ·•• al 8111 IIIC , G lltnnlll ll: IS 0lurdl Bella 11111c 11:a, 1111b SdJaal Rlt Parado ortlcle tl'rlllay ool,J 11:11 W.W NDo­ ll:40 Soctal lleaJrlly ll:to 1111b Bebool BIi Parado LBawaa l'l'uoodoy Only) U, IO 141111■11 .. Newi World II:<$ W.W N11,• Ben'I how to w8tll 1&1 llAJJ,Y Nen Oounly ll:51 11:GII Willer Moellw .A. :11: 'l' D L • .a. .a. x • 11:00 Qlllnmmlt, N11:N LocaJ Nla L D N o • • L L O W 11,etl - - lotltor Olmp\J a._.. tor -. Ill lllla - A ta ­ 11:lltl - ,._ X for Iba t,n, Cl'a, Ito. lllp _., - 12: U Ohio foo lba If: II Ohio Naw■ cl Iba - .,. all lllllta. lll:U t,apldM, Iba lonllh Ul4 lll:11 W. Va. hnn Sadl day lllo - - - -8ullallo Board II: Ill,. Bullotin a.d IJ:U Non O Grmm IJ: 0 0nma .a. o,,p-.- � lltmlt llour II:» Parm IJ: BID !'omll IC .A. KWK18UB • T K X W 4 X 4 12:411 Mr. llullc Ill:• kid Men IV X M ll: W j. Z ll: 4 1:51 Local N.,.. W lt .a. 1' T - J' • .a. 1 11: .a., l:etl BID l'ornll m..w ·' l:etl Mr. llalle AnaJ Time I:• TIii! Acr JI :Nar CRDIINAI, V5 Nna W<trltl 1:00 - Doa lllllinl 1:• IWIII '1'1111 :i,,na,,r JI CllUJIIWlJ .urmlnlOVI, llulle Mr. l:lltl : t Ra0mc • • - -- •• 11, w l:!I Local Men N- llmnary l:DI Dou Wldl :111 l:U -lo t 1:00 - B<lulnll'd ., . ., . .... lloport OIi ABBIE AND SLATS Sundarl R utiand • �iaJ Items SO('ial Notes di',, Mon- / I ' Toleda,J �-• Col-I Shade , IN ews A d N tes I eHt I Pa!nter l and �-I' I 8-N. 0 WMPO Rad' ., -- "-r � :�� 1 l . 1- ' f - .. ' By FUD LASSWELL -. f ... � J I •It' lk:-: •\o "1.. J !Ila .... ..ri. ...... ..,. O!,_ ! I wn.. "'° .. ... ,,.. ,,.. D A I LY C R O S S W O R D ...... ......,.. ........ .,.-.. ··-· (la'fnOqtJO'l'E - ■ ......,._ Ot:t•� ■ ■ ■ � .. , I, rI t.. WJ E H RADIO ... torma- ,•,. nm.=----'--•-=•_SJ-''-------��:.= .. .....-. v._ I I m llladal .,. Ro1D1ai - ■■ ■ r.tun 8elllnlfl1 111D zmi"'y----------------•-------'-----;ly .::.IH((.liff � :.. • • � r ,' • • p � � I : i f ' ", ��,,, ,, � � �···,• � � � .. � � - � , , � , , , . • • .. .. . . ... . .. .. . . - ... .. .. .. .. ,. .. ,,. 5 ,. ..., .. . .. .. . - � - . ... .. - .. .. .. .. . .. .... . • • • • • • • a . 11 •· - . '' &-Dally Senttnel , Poml'l'Oy•Mlddleport ,_O ., April 1 7 , 1 961 I -- W ANT AD S ' I • I I •I C t I I I m • t 1, • � b p I � • ij e \I • ,. fl D Cl n ti 3; w if ti s :\,..• I nu .... • 1h11 ()I, an Mr I • (9) FOR SALE 1 -. Ilol zcr Hospi ta l (20�E=����: ss ,. I ! � RATS h.lLLED � ,t � S!a· . F'arfarm I lb. L 00. 2 lb s. • a ' GA.J:t.!l[ !\'S Pl O\\ £!) \\ fTH \ Farm JiurEau. Sureir Run Flour c.-,, 1 c i v Trditor H.atn, li.eason •or t fln I acl ;ih!, ('.<1 11 S l l1-'t<J',0, Mill. Elx-rsbadt l!drt!warr 1!)Qrw1Ht· ,Hr l l ml. ,� t' . Ylm•r 1 4 • 6-7-8, 13 14 IS. 61 p , � 1 Jztp HUFFY I.AWNMOWF.ll on l y 4 hours Cheap. St>e at ""•·1'L1 L T[:\( , , K(l(JI-' Hi-p<ur , Sheet metal Work. The l'uv.ers Com, F111 e Pomt.s Keystone S1a1 10n. ' 30tc 4-..• 15 :ltc pany, WY 2 "' ""301 · En!eN'd Hc,sptta! \'•inn� th�:se 11 ho cn t t red 1! 1 1 .., tCI ho·-tllldl UHv lhC' ''t'l·knru 1 11 . -------... ...... . �-.. ' I Fo ur SEO Counti:� Tax Gain 1 ' . f'>f:, f•h•o rn!lnt1es showing tM coller• 01tlv fo:.H of thE lfn so•1tiE-as'.- 1 L2l'l tf l!' f' - �• 1 1 .,.1i:i �.., ' ,� 1 t 1 ·ms for lhe 1n>ek ending Aprt! � • 1 � 1 :..J • s.111 93l � ; <'fll Ohio ,·1JunLr<; �hu11f'd .tn 1n f,"J, $ r.'1i . Kl for I"•� i·,� 'I ,,,·" -,I Y'"' Mel" "' _ fl •:U.17 WJ $.i itl'J f�1 , . l'."-' l rt';J',I' m l ! n- �.J I L' ul l'rl'pill d LI\ t lwh•d :-.unu.1y - M r :. h,ihd Alh• follows. 1960 1, July !>tarlmn :16 127.4114 $ �. 6:Jl:I S :, 5124 p RESULT ABLE t h..: -...rt-k t>ndmg A FOi CONSIS TENT OEPEND { " JJol.:.un, 1148 Tinrd A l l' , Mh, rN·t•,pt!> !ur · 19.214 $t figure, weekly l)o � ,·ns J 1-. ::� , ".'!:. 1 $ �:; l)54 �\ _ Pikr RATES t,; 1mht,rl} Anne Bro..., 11 . 1:\.' aii;, ril I , \ % I 01 ,·r Ill<.' :, , m.. p · · riod W cbarJe-ac> • $56,136 .4!1J.57, $l Uallw :.!:!. • Ji11n1mum. :J ! '. t:U , UlMl'UoD. s� 5u. t7•f oae word, per t, c-41nta ' l le1;.:hb, .l Anhur 8u1C1 u,1, I .rot• . m !YliU l ht•y .,. ,, i t< J a d,!ltln l.:i" eenta. 1 CCDII per nnl for Wee consecuU 'le amerbona. l 7 ... l "u • .;,or.,. I $!,.,_,, k1n•� llut 77, Ul $J,5 U'7, t.l2 l l S _ H.11!,?. n•nn• · l(m, � .ind St· wto \ li•g \\ \"il . M n, Bernard li. Jl,1H S pecta l --one mooth tot 30 centa pet word. 1 Ja1·bon - $ 10,w,.22, •� ..,.,.., • .,, . _ 1..',171 •364 w · $J- 1 1 176 lt7 ,n rt>lurn;; fiun ad­ lor charlJ:ed M ril "1JTd Fllil rate of t, centl per · " � W V a , (' u1 L J11mp w,·,a4 no1°b1tart, man, Hl. I Le I H o..,� a nti Sc1oln 1·utm l 1e, P1k, . s • 1 $2H 8J4 9'7 , $17,0:?0 37. Lawrem:e - $2,S S.93, $10&,898.81, _ ill. t'ertll-UJI ti not paid within lo day• ofter t'f!ttlt' llll b r10 o i � IJ ca�to. E:J"•lwood . \\ Va . Errors in Advutiain&--Sbould be reported 1mmed1atelJ. Mei�s - $1 .743.01, $61 ,l1B.40. pike 'io'J 86 LI E S (9.\ MARINE Su pp$8411 113 624 1 $!i:1! I I I I " )t' 111 1m ' M. 111g :1 hough ,ill d I II . I - $ 1 . 077 .J.'! . $50,1"2.611. Ross - •• J\11s� V1r).!1e H Jlub�ll•t t1•1 Ill ,l r,ie OaJ)J SellUDel '!'tll not b• rf!1pons1ble for more tb.ri.n ,tn , h!;:llr-'. we-t"kly no Vinton > II 1 -..1•1•kly f1r,:w 1•, ,till i t m.im'i t Iu · AS 18 8Pt:C1A.L8 l)De IDOOrrttl lnseruun. . 335 17 Mr� . .lot> I i !Lun, ,md . l'unwruy -. .1· 1 , $l75 , 523,...,, " Scio•w - po [ "'"' . card of Thi.nk., &nd Special Notices <tf Event,, $1.�5, mily u,w ul ! I w lt•11 t·uunl 1t>s tu ,.u1· r,,13 · 3 1 · �12 · 1 4 1 J;J, S:11, 57 MercRry 18 1-1. P. $41$,00 tvn HI 2 McArthur 81) !82 •-• kl JI 1 Motor w . v ·m•-0 . -· 1g1J�, y wet• ec. co Lax sales vt>hlC'le for 50 word mm1mum. E.icb •dd1t1on•J word, l e. . aht•au, I (Jf I h€' f bl'.!! I ·Vl'<H •' $1 Mett■rJ 7' 8. P. � -ot av• l ,J Haymond �h1rclay word. per . $28,858.IIL $950.86, rn e st a southe ien the for tion.s cent I at Obitu&rtff _published a R. p_ Mereur-, OUtfh '"5.00 F' 1gu rt•s .sho"lll!; the t a ke fur. lor Addison, Wilbur F . Hannin� I MO 6 DAYS l 1 DAY 3 DAYS WORDS MOTORS METROPOUT.\N $4,50 1 1.35 80c 60c: 15 Ht.' 1 M idclleport. Mr s . Jt>rry c L he "'t>eks ol April I . l�l an1..1 1 1 .80 16.00 11.20 fiOt Eaa MJda fltrfft. Pomeroy 60c :?lJ Scott , 62(] E. Mam St . Pomerov . l AJJril 2 . l 9GO und the f1M.·al yt>� I 1'1� 12.» SJ !IO '15c� � WYZ.l87t Mrs. David A. Herdman, ftu!land figures for the vear star!mg Jl1I)' 1 S -20•tfc Ads retthed bJ 1 0 A. W.. wUl be hi Wt daf'I paper. 1, 1960 and July 1, 1!15!:t follow. I Mrs. Margaret A. Lovell, Ill. I Henderso n : JaJne! M. Lyom, PL MRS. HUGHES DIES Plumbing & Heating l,Qng Bollom. Mrs. Lutht.-r H. Sia- Athens - S5 ,!rl3 20. lfi' fifi2 !rl . ( 1 4) FOR RENT . PHONE WY 2·2 1 57 T P ' Mrc;. Pleasant : M n. JohD Harrington,, LEASA NT POIN Pomeroy gle. Oak Hill, and Mrs. Hall1'! e $318. 15 2 1 , $.1 , 147 �'l. . 6 1 1 E. Main St. � � 1 : SMALl.-HOUSE and 7 ,1 .1:11·res of Ga 1ia - 4 6.'>-'> J. $� Wi !lO Maybt'llt> l lught"J, 113, GallipOlis Kanauga , Ohio; Rev. Canoll R. Johnson, IJ'onton. Phon• WY-2-2441 land · $20·00 per mooth · I n city '911. $170.9'11 !15 . $11>4,664 u morning in Stegall. Black Mountain, N. C. - !',·td•y ,...�,. ,..• d,.,I ( 1 ) NOTICES (9) FOR SALE · , limit! o( Pomeroy. Ohio, Mar. }' 1000 GALLON - WATER-TANK 1 1 1;umt Clinic. She had bet:n D ISCHARGED; Mrs, Carl LleY. 1 Hockln� - S4.lr.Y.! s�. $4 .9% 6!1, t ht: J. Stoc ky, RI. 1 , Shadt•. Oh IO. n:IIMlff AND PDr OON11IOI SLUGG ISH SEPTIC TANK? Clogll I HI G $188 ,. 72 _ oce Saun$IO:J, J ""'• ' ser 1u11sly ill the past thref. weeks. ing, Pt. I � Ieasant_ ; Lawre Will haul for pubhc. Contact . · • · • Y 6-3-4 4 14 3tn �• · "1 .,, ,..... P'N,e luplctio& ....,.. ged dr a ins? G� Klean-Em-All I iown rs, 1 IIard Ho). W d n O 0SY: ,. Bob Pickett, Pomeroy. I J at'bon - $7. Ull l .3:!, $6, !JIUUY.'. A l i fe long Mason County resi- t" R.. Septic Tank Cleaner. Landmark ed 11, Nolletrnle. f.:vaa Mrs. nt; a as e Pl Pt, comb, $24 3, 042 51, �'2q9. 486 00. 3-28-30lc APARTMENT5 - Furnished Md dent. she was born Ma ch • l aad A. Senklo 8laUn WY I- Farm Bureau. Pomeroy 4-4·30tc PleasPl. r, e daught d an Morgan � n� •mfurm.!hed. McMasten, MkklleI in M::isun County the �a us..te� -O ant ; Mrs. Edward Maerker aruJ 3-l-t WYZ.282L f'tlooe port. � Birt _ h 800 NEW BEAN POLES. Phon the late ,John and Aman�a Bright Experieoeecl Mrs. Dan Black. South 1'01n 1 • Henry. Mrs. Hughes was a mem daughter, Wel lston. WE WILL SELL YOUR U S E D WI 9-2165. l(acine, Ohio ONE (i'JVE ROOM APARTMENT I ___. .._ APRO.. 17 Skat.et, Guna. BoW9, Goll Clubs, ,,.,... .�on . 12 57 a m. Sunday. M r s. ber of lhe Jordan Baptist Churc !-l BIRTHS:_ A son • M r. w�,•~•· 4 15 fit P .- 01 '-lb. Phone WY ,_.,,_ ,_ .,.,. . .. I . 5 The h P asan . nver. S Duane Ple d call or Write ■tc. Bicycles. Dcmocralic Men an Women LawrE"nce M'1tche II . I 21 1, me SI . , of (.; aII 1poI 1s F erry. 1 1-1'1-Uo BALES�f-Tim;;ihY HAY. 3 eveoluu WY 2-3319. w ·-• Mrs• Mr. IUlU A daughter ,. Sport'• Center, Middleport. Pb d t S a ur ay are asked to meet al the Sali s daughter, J l . 02 p .m . ==�==: Her husband. Eugene Hughes, 6- 10 H . P. Scott Alwater Motor- EIGHT HOUSE AND ROOM --;-;=a;;-;.; __ Bonecutter' Pl Pleasant. ' llt•21-60tc W1' -z..3633. bury Sc hool Monday l'vening Ap- Mrs. Norris P rice, Rt . 2 Gallipo- receded her in dea th in Febru- Wil l mm 4 15 3tc seven room houst; OM 5 • roo.., .,.,_ Call W [ 9-3443. p , , - rU 17 at 7.30 p.m, Ladies are ask- li11, daughler, 12 4 5 a m, Satur- ary J960. One daughter a lso preSEE US FOR FEED NEEDS AND CONDUCT ELEtTION Ph. arartment. A. N. Bengel. SINGER ELECTHIC Portable ed to bring a few tmndwiches or cby. Middlepart Catena G rladlq, PLEASANT - The Moth�• Pl'. ceded her in death. 2 3 "' WY 2·3272. cookies. 3 Z5 U Sewing M achine complete with Dl,cha ,g,d Ftff MDI. ao eleetfoo held Club s,, , i,ing "" one dattghter, Mr zig tag, mono- 4 ROOMS unfurnished apartment, attachments l arge attendnnce is desire_d A Patients: discharged over t h e Susie Withers. Hogsett; tw,. sons, at their April meetmg, NOW nPEN FOR BUSINEs.5 . gram, patch and make button with bath and 8 room unfurnfor th e joint meeting uf men ::: J usse� Sumner Wt.-tkcnd mduded Jtihn Mulford. Byrd Hughes, G alli polis Ferry rit the home o( _Mrs. �i I � Midway Grocery holes. Pay off balAnce $37.50 or ished apartment. in Pomeroy. ·:-1 clubs. women and D _rs, + � Mrs · Edward Rlak e Mrs. Lulh.:r and Bayard Hughes, Huntington ; of Kanauga, , oh,to. County Roote No. 36. Mr. and terms ii desired. Phone WY 2-<' 4-1 1• tfc •KIL IR Call Wy-2-Z733. . ' I A . d J ed uu-. eJJ., pres1 ec e was ewe U n· Mn. John C. Johnson. Carpenter, .Harrison Bu111s1dc one brother, Calvm _ Henry , G a 1 2204. 4 14 6t .,. 11ie Circ les of th� Lulheran Jr.,• vice-preslClair Lee Cottrill, 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment 4 12 Ste ...,. '· H. pol is 1-�erry; one sister, M r s.· _._ avid Gru�ser, Mrs. James D ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN • · ( . 1d 1 au w h J p Ch St <t omen urc a 8 9 il V M urraa, Jr., ug rs. ....-nt, 2WY Call ished. n fur · ulilities . Sid Haym North Mrs. n ey up, an Kanau 01 Holle o , n l ga, or y. e F e c A.. W. Hayes aod Nettie Mae ER with attachmen UI indudin g n retary Mr.s Earl Icard trea.surSt. John's Luthera n churches wil l 4-11 -tilc 2301 , hn Wither, "1mtoriaa. • nd infant daughter, Ea,1 V. Sia,·- nine gnmddi lldren and 23 great• a tlayea will not be N!sponaible paint spray. Orlgina lly sold f J M meet at lh� St. Paul ' a _ church on C len Crabtree, J o h n grandchildren. _ lor any debts oontracted by an y- over $100.00. Wil l !Mill for last ( 1 7) H ELP WANTED We repair all types o f radl• Tuesday. Circle O�e will meet ac ens, Mrs. John ;;s �;d Nott. �rler. Motes. Edwa Hannigan, l'G one other than ourseln1 now or 6 paymenl s o( $6.50 per month be l will serv cooFunera ices r � alors, from hea er cores l to 1 : 30 p. m. a nd Circle Two at n8 Shepp.i rd. Mrs. G1Jbut C r a i I!. ucted Sunday l p m. a t the Jor- An insta llation of officen wlll bo� herea ftl!I', or $l5 00 cm1h. Phone WY 2-2204 PAPER BOY OR GIRL fo d , the . largeSl true or trac or p. m. held at the May meet at the tinel Route nea r Ma son Bridge Si gned : A. W. Hayea and Marsha F'Pllure. Mrs. A d el I a dan Buptist Churcb with tl,e Rev. . 1 14 6le , . tor dia ra of Mrs. Clair Lee Cottrill. home Re s y unl � Meigs e 'r� por e Wo� l t. d area and towards Mid e NP\Ue Mae Hayf!S Westlake. l'h:1rles Fann er, Mrs. Bml Hatfield omciating. Buri ,11 GA.S, FUEL OIL ■nd 1..�al (1.11" Apply in person lo The Dolly Jr. on May n at 7: 30 p.m. wltll �blJCan duh wil l m�t 1 �ay _ a� Earl Holter, llarry Wil cox, Mr� . will be in the Bt:ele cemetery at rs J (6) LOST FOUND - naces. Call for freo esUrnalel. Sentinel. M . Bobby Joe 'Jliomas and M n. 7 JO p. m, a t Ule ote Mart . 4 6 tfc Etta Bo.;tick, Mrs. Wyatt H u 1 1, App le Crove. � po Middle Abbot! • Foreman H all wa1 co-hosleue,. Orman n e atl to urged ar rs e memb All · Ted Riley. Jr , Mrs. A u d r e GIRL'S GLASSES on Sunday rt MOD-ERN 4 room and bath, apart- .... · Phone WY 2-2143 Y Fn(' nds a re bein g received at Guest night will also bt .._.,ea . � �10-lfc L 20 PR A _ belween Somtwhere night. · hl..-l or un rurnished �ent'. rurms . . Smith, Mrs, Bill Joe Evans, Mrs. the Stevens Funeral Home. Pomeroy, Ohio at the May meeting. The Tw1hghl Garde n c 1u b w11 Meigs 'ftieattt and Crow 's Steak I, the waler &afe you drink? Bad m Middleport J ,1one WY 2-3874. --· I MY- rtle Run Yon Karen Morg an _ . • .Houee . Smoke colored plastic water kJll.s million, yearly. ·1"e . ' 4 17 6t,p Any house up, to 6 rooms treated have an open mc-cti.ng in the Fed- Mn. Earl Cremeens, Mrs, M1am1 DIES IN CLINIC MAN ARI\ESIBD erated hurch asement Water �ft.en..-1, l ---�-c-c---c---;frame■• Yvonne Damewood, Rt. t est FRCE. (or TERIMTES • $50, Any o� f?: rl:t ��� Sandra Houck. Horn'sb)'. M r s. furnished n u Laura baU1, PT. .nd PLEASANT Mrs. llooMS 3 PT. PLEASANT - Robert TrenRo�rt day at 7 · ,o p m · Mrs · 2, Long Bottom. Ph. Coolville Iron Acid, SulphW', Gas, Dlrt room treated /or ront•hes etc.. · ·. Emma f.haver, Thomas K i r b Y , May (Daisy) Coleman, n, o( ton Southern, 20, Middleport, Ohl•• 2-2305. TU ne Pho apartment. p 31: 14 4 · �-3338. and Odu Remover . Chlorina(.$1. 1NsuRED, GUARANTEED. R?herts wi�I be presen_t mnt_ shu:"' Mrs. 1'"'rnnk Beckley, Mrs. Leslie Be l lemeade, di 11111rsday 10:55 Mrs. Ira Fields, New Haven, W. ed Route I, was arrested on chargee ors. etc., al half price. Dom esTERMS. This is a SPECIAL, shdes of wild �owers m Ohio. _A.i i Carr, Rita Harr ison, Craig Walt:!- p.m. in the Poin� Clinic. She bad 3tc 7 1 4 a. V (8) AUTO SALES of failure to have vehlcl• under t ic and Public. W,ter �pply G� . ACQUAlNTEO PRE-SE/ � a �den clubs m l he c llllnly .:1 rt" ie, George Rothgeb, Judy Major t� past been two ill months. n trol following • one car llccico s 1958 PL\'MOUTH VB Savoy hard Correction a Speclalty. SON offer, anrl -/s limited ! In invit ed. NT EMPLOYME U ey l Fra S. John nd a , i born was She Sunday al 4 8. m. mt Lin,, dent County son a M l l APR IL 21 lop coupe. One loeal owner. mates FREE. Terms. Crystal. the same business nearly ;-3 J( . .. W ANTED on March 14, 1864 the daughtel· ing Road near West Columb1L Among Allin g Push butto11 shift Nice end Mra. R. C. Story, 111 Union ,4.ve. a century. TOPS .. ALL TER- 'l'here wi l l be a }ttney SL�pper nt ____ . of the late James m:td Eliza Lew- Southern ]aBl control ol hll ar . • clean in.tide and out. tl�.00. Pomeroy, 0., Phooe WY 2-2498. WANTED - Any type of houseMITE CONTROL. Mrs. lt . C. the Letart �alls Con_ mun11y I I.il l According to l�e midnight � 3 I I 3IJtt n is Burnett. She was a member of and sideswiped • utility pole Blaettnar '■ Pomeroy, wo•'· Story ' I l l Union Av enue• Phone Friday evenmg , A pri 21 , at 6 P · port of I.he nu1·smg department f.l tlr iron' any washinas ' 1. O" . H 1 , breaking the cross ann OD the pele k m. w1 is · ·11 be SJ>on�orcd bY thc those patients 11,· ings, Mn. Henry Cline, Rt. 2, WY 2-2498. 3 30tc BRAND NEW GE Swivel who were rerior d the Presbyterian Church of P'll -:-:--:-:-c= bur Pa. ' -:-:-: MechaniHe us 8 b gh, =h Ell oulh n r PICKUP d nd young ad u lts or the lair induded Mrs. Isabel Dolsor1. R 1956 FORD l8 B · r-aUBing the hot wJres to aet 1lle 4 IS 3tc Ptlmeroy. · iY Vacuum Cleaner on whe ' the le. Southern 8Jld! 11 pa.uenger eally IO\lnd, new paint job, Can' BeaetUIII pule! colored. c.n,. c==---:=---;;:; -Methodist churches. (208) INSURANCE Fred Philson , Rnss Getll es, Hob · Cole�an, and one son preceded WANTED - House Cle a-ning "' wa?:alle.! by the Sheriff'• depart,. •:,:utland APRIL ZZ ";:1111..;t:\ ;"_,�: will do iron ing in my home, Mrs. COMP TE ert Radaba.gh, Mro. Nellie Pie,. her m des lh. SUR �CJI: ';,::� �1.:f:o LE IN en! "1 cut the electrlclt1 ,_ m � lh A sphaghelti dinne r will he held et!, Mr,. Gri ll Russell, Mrs, Lu• Surviving a ,e ,everal nelce, Henry Klein, Rt. 2 Pomeroy, tlo Life Au pole, Southern ud a pa,,eng,,r he Tenn, la ffllred. Phone WY 2• to IJ'li, lm at the St. Joseph ' s Catholic ther Slagle, Perry Wells. William and ne�llews. those locally ar� • 4 17 31 P tec :-oa M Ohio. 1957 PONTlAC V8 Hardtop. Spark• %2114 dd} Ml O 't Injured In the accident but weren . W. , 4 14 fltc Call epo� · Church lln ll in MaS'ln, Saturday, Harrington. Winfred Riley, John Mrs. Lightburn Hyatt, Sr., Mrs. lin g original red and white finwa s reported to be a total car lbe Apri l 22 , :I p. m. to 7 p . m. Ad- F. B lnettnar, Mrs, M ar tha Julin� Raymond Musgrave-, Mrs. Eme<Jt oR DHls . Warmer ln5urance (20> BUSINESS lsh · Hydramatlc. Ono local ownu.s damages to the utility l s pl Complete protedion for ell needs. mission. $ 1 udults, 50c children, , SERVICES t!r . $f1M. Bloettnar'a Pomeroy. 800 NEW BEAN POLES. Pho� Harry Pri('f!, George Rairden a nd Hes.!i(ln, Miss Erma Barnett, all pole. • 4 1 SOl(' -----4 15 6k WI 9-Jl65, l!§clnt. Obio. • . Tel WY 2•2966, of Pt. Pleasant and Harry BrownMrs. John Grow. t 13 8t c ·SP0011NG, �"'i(il;rA:Ut, LEGA L NOT ICE One wtil of blood was adrninis ell. K anauga, ?hio. . • CTou NOTic ro ------� ---~ sheet metal work. The Powera : R, G, PICKE'IT Insura nce , om• Today there an approxlm11tely Goe-J Cina UNd � AUCTION ,�..,T l �� J:fo Funeral services will be held the at hospital tered on Saturday. AH llabo ... MNfh n rwi a D eroy. Near , WY y, 2-2301, 22 million rural realdentl with 111D Dlf'AIITMINT o, HIOHWAV I -�-----8atarday, Apr. !!, INI, 12:SI p. m. Compan Sunday 2: 30 p . m. at the Crow FU• 1"1 7, A,ortl Ohio, Colum1M111 METROPOLl'IAN MOTORS Mutual Motorist ., 3 2 30tc libr ry fadllt'- 11 millloa othat. I am Dlo\llnJi! lo Cal lfom la. Therecorilnr-l sale• Legal copy Ho. 111-s,9 B \I r J a I WI'II be In ..., • Home. neral I -- hit lllil and UNIT PRICI CONTRACT en with Inadequate aervlct, arad AUCl'l9NEEI\ al following lhe aell will I fore, c • rv rm11vec1 · Lone oIIk emet e., Sealod pLropoul• will b1' ..__..,, OllAo Llghtning Rod Mutual ISO rural countlea wllbout ,., 11 ltle ortlC"<e of the t;tatr, Hl1hway REASONABLIC BATU P\JBLIC AUCTION at my real• Friends may cal lat the funer• br•~ -••Ohio Columbu1. at o 3-28--SOk Oluc,tor ol Ohi li - 1 .,....,.1\......, ., nnc"' Ju•l off the Bradbury ,..., DODGE l ¼ Ton logging t ruek d••..,. d &ATISJtACTlON GO� C"C==:--::7-::;---.,--=:::-:,= -JIH9 until io,oo A. M . , Oh io iEut, r n, Ga■ge readings: Gal l ipolis dam al home. 1&e1. 11. M11y Tuesday, Time, Standard Iteel na t bed• d ump. Eugene at the top of Mldclleport Call er write L 0. ________ nta In: 18.4, 33.9, running 152 feet on roIIlNUt 111- loLI'MelJmprovcm� OUTBOARD MOTOR. and L-SfrHon on e""" ·,th, R. D, ,, ""meroy, WY 2- iWalch for A11etlon Arrows). Oh11t, .,,...1• count,. Oi11&er. VII l• GIRLS' son 30.66, Pt. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL _ .,.,..,,v ,, 81 1 tt t11 No 32� in ers, P•-~y.Ma •v 4 15 3lp Nor�P. l{f)frigeralor «with freezerl, l!ll. :_�,;,�,oWn�hlp� -,0.lf 111rance protection. All r,_._ n1'. <lnln- Pleasant 29. 62, Hinton 3.29 ris�21 Shri Mrs, Du a ne \� ";u,dl ADMmED: Y· _ - -- · coverage. $3.50 per 1100 cover- Int and p n1n11 with asphaUl11 �v11dis h cabinf!l. 2 apartment size 1957 FORD VB :l door. o ne c arefuI ing, Kanawha Falls, 6.37 falling, er, Pt. Pleasant;. Mrs. William RAD IO TV SERVICE I re11ate bu�. age. 8 ames • s·im •= lnsu"' crete on an •ir1 as r{jngfls, ullllly ('abJnel, Perg , r l h oe : Original bl ar-k linlah owner. aan J I Plea Pl, i Bobecutter, 37 21 station MakH All The Charleston ry. a t238 t,\ While, Grey, BeJco, ,: ..,. Pnr : dt po W .rl Phone ProJ&el LAnath: I i ,ee ance Agency, Mldd] e�-• • like new. $895. Blaclln ar·s, Porn- healers, 21• 7.enlth television. Ohio, Ewing. ml Knight. bo WY 2-2255 Ohio rising s a Phone w slow River ve . ..r a WY 2 -2903. 3 ZS 30tp ��rk 1.enwth, 1.1111 feet w Slal f-8 o.tlJ 4 15 etc fedlon fue 1 ol I heater f 1· , ' gall 608 E Main St, Pomeroy, Ohio -:c===::;:;;,;::;--;;;;;;;;;�;;;:;; mu, eroy, a DISCHARGED : George CunGal li polis. London was nmnin" · Jnm ,,� ..... coneole radio and record .. 1 romph,Uon tor ..,, d,te l:h• . BARNESSIMPSON INSURANCII Cleland, 1'V ° 8 feet, Marmet 71/4 feel and Win- nirgh.am, Hartford; Mrs. JohnnJ Indian Sole _ $1 .99 tM• worli: ■t.all 1>11 u ...,t 111�1h tn player. chalr.s. Singer sewlne Cheap dle M A re, nt A s, id f. uu: • n port. ge proi,oul." 1c1c11n, 11 Lynch. ft. PleasanI : M rs. Jame, l-tfc l field dam 13 feet. ueu ootlque llbra~ • •·•,, Crepe Rubber $2.99 Btdd1N mu■t. applf, on th• prop,9r o_ •1 mot,•11960 DODGE COUPE - • beauty m.•hlo•. 9UOUII. £"11UU11 WY a ..., D--�Eli as 800 son, Hartford. mm■ ror prequaunc■uon wLlh lh• uu•1 1110.-eme■II ! ,land, llbrary table, round table AUCTIONEER 1-27-411 w,h..;IY curtlt Sil.am.I ner . ■i c11111 m· Ohio Rl,er _ Louisiana down 11151 Packard - runs nice 290t ADM11TEO ; Mn. Stella Klng, maltrf'uea, bed dothts, sofa bed :-,, l 1 10 Cempl1te 1erYlee UNI Plymouth - rum pod. --:-:- -,:---:::=:-:=- ��■ c1!!: �, •1e � ;;� ��d/•Y • iwrore 13, fi: 15 a. m. : National \IP 14, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Wyatt Chad· 2 chelte of d1"11wer■, d resser, 2 Crtll .....,_. (21 ) REAL ESTATE Th• snllllmum ""'" 1° bti � --•• :l : 4S Nlre M¾ rt, llou,e tralltr, " roy : Mrs, Mary �mp. m. : Mike cieaftOr Up 14, well, ,u l♦bor 1mploy•d on lhl• con1r♦C'1 9 k 12 wool ru11: and pads, throw MIDDLIPOIT rite. n.. • Cntari . W s;e BJII Bal�y, in Reed,ville, 1 be 1n accordance ■haU •tUI �'.:.!,,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,...,,. E��� ugene G'.'r�unm .h� 10: 45 p.m. : Rocket up 16. 2:45 ��5���� wn ton, n, 1ru •!_:,_ ., ; � ' ru•• • C. a·•-•ft _._ _ -· • " r-• dlnetle .., • dishes' • o•� a "Se fld11I• of Prevailll\l __.-. HollJ'ly W 11e h 1 ... 4-11.atp Ohlo. Ratn �t1Unet1 and Detennln<!d a. m. ; C • V , HOrner up 20, • : 10 Speed Queen washer, %T. NIN .-...-.n.. tha 0.putmeot 111 lndwitrl■l R■• by , G• RIW' n,.,.. · ltlGI OLDSMOBILE Super 88, bard chain block, 12 ga. Winchester AIR CONDmO laUon• applkable to Slalc: Hia'hwa,- 8 m. i Allqwppa uP 20' 6 : 55 a· m · • ERAt10N HmCI. Jid'• a. a ==::::==-,:-::::;-=:-;; nepartmen, lmpronment.tn ecOl'<I• a.m. a lveU up p Raymond 22, 4:35 S lo 4 door. Hydramatlc drive. p p n, 22 piltol, a n 1 I wn gu · a: l'dr Power lleering and bralr:.e111. 1895. tractor •nd equlpffltl nt, 2 lawn �•tloa. New Raven. Pbon1 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame, 7 :ru. 05:u:n:.:? °:d ·���:.307 � \:- Beaver down 23, 10 : 25 p. m. : Jer6-2MI rooms ' bath • gas heat ' garage. 1tt-v1M code of Ohio.•' ry Waxler up JII, 1:30 a. m.; John 818f!ltnar 'a, Pomeroy. -:u. mowf!rll, 2 electric motors and I TU 1·,,.,_ Th• bkldu mu.i •1.1hmll with ht1 )arge lot, located on Route 7. bid a c rUrttct checll 1" UH &alCIIIQC J. Rowe up 28, 3:40 p. m . ; Ind'l· 4 IS 6tc Ka801inc motor, Motor weed cut- TIIEISS REFRIGERATION AND IS liOO oo e . or p,000.00 Terms• · ----------"'V usville up 30, 3:40 p.m: Jndiler, 1al'Ulln �- 1.UU •~-]• aad •••--) bar- App]Jance Serv Jce. uum,; Plans and Sl)fflflnUon■ •1• 1111 ftle y:.. ' ' · n..-•stlc and MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame, 8 111- the dep♦rtmanl ot b1thw•1 and an.a \I 30, 12 : 25 a. m . ; R. H. Bos· (9) FOR SA row, carpenter toola, -,me lumP ommerc ial. C • Contact Roger rooms ( t bedrooms), bath . �.:;�rte, or th• dMLdon t1ep11LJ dJ. worth 11 up ao , 2 a. m.; Bob Ben• rope,, her, s. �ll,neou l..r Item GIIAVELT TIU.CTORS 4 8 tfc 'lbeiu, Racine, Ohio. A glassed in sleepJng porch, gar• The dl"ctor r-nt, th• 11tbt to ter up 30, 5 a. m. : Inca u p 31, 12:• --..■ Not re1pon111ble for accidents. T Y A•ta+ I New ... roJ,1c1 101 .arid ■n bl4•. B m •-vtCEI R vvn H T -.n age, corner lot. $7,500.00. & ii. J>REnort ,W. ,-ta _. l't'pldt oenlet. Tclnna: Ca,h so a. m. ; Toltec up :n, 12: 15 a . m.; �i�a For more wear, 11end your men', MINER8VU.LE -1¼, story frame, Calyfl; r tt) Philip Sporn up 33, 2:40 a .m. ; La■e. One 17_ M ..,.... II ..t trac:ton ... .ahlrta to us for freah, phasing • rooms f3 bedrooms ), bath, eel- ==c--c= ===;;:;---:c:;--::-;;� Sa1Jy Polk \IP 33, 4:55 a.m.; DisWorb In any make shampooer Jawa -••• ii11&fo•ffl&NI .__ Sale conducled by Bradford result, Starched to your order Jar house, lot 100 x 120, o n HAVE GREENHOUSE, 16' er. Gl'aftlJ 1'ne1et- lalet a.. Auction Ohln. x 75' 1 patdier up 34, 4 : 33 a .m. ..... or with long handle BRUSH -Hea'J', t ight. or no starch at Roule 124. SS,000.00. ¼" building. frame steel n r e t s e W lli,,olla all Dam .lftTtft, ..-... WY wr11, :iU ,4.udioneer: C. · r G a • • • • COSTS LESS TOO( 111. FrM pick-up and 41elivery. FARM - 175 acres on Route '1 Sale Manaa,er: A. C. Bradfonl wire mesh glass. Sell or trade down l : 20 a, m. : Pittsburger \IP l:MI Kala stffel POIIWNJ. Robluoa'• t.11w.dry 11nd Dry• near High School; 40 acrea cul' 15 Ste for ponies, horses, or anything 4: 15 a.m. ; Chandeleur down 5 : 30 I • at- ...l gallon One elealllai-WY UU9 balance pasture and livated, -MJ> --Gruese value. Bill Minersof r -_____-O!l BayW. a. up 6 m TE lya ; R • a.m. : - clean■ thrN 9xl 2 -,IN RN ATIONAL .,. cII: Ulfi 1 ru� Rtbt..o■•• Ml.utn CltllDll!rs timber no bulldlnp. Good ln• 7 FORO kanch Wagon '500.00. ' villf!. Rt. I. H Jtp OU Manchac up 8: 10 a. m. : Semet 4, Alm 1sw 4-wheel drive WY 1-11• vestment for '6.000.00. Riding gardm trattor and at• up a:40 a.m, JMp $t00.GII. See M. R. '" Ham4 15 6tc ALBERT M. COX. 8aletmu achmenl■ . ticlO.IIO. Mrs. Ray Kuawu Rl'ffl' - I rene Ch.otin MEN Qltlr"' tlllwk, 4 17 3lp KP TOO WAN't UAL (fUlllJ' Bu 121 Keeton. Mln�r,vllle, Ohio. \l GALLON IWI LUSTIE CONCINJIATI up Marmet 4:IO a. Pl. : Oliver Lorn To Operala W"mdow Blind, and Sbadet 4 13 stc .,,..._. .0. ._ .uJ. a I r • m; . . a Shearer down Marmet 7: 10 ' " :tt< Porth Shades , vone11u elladl TW o P IECE LIVING ROOM . __ -.... - . A. v. ' Chrli ""'"" wmfield ,,,. c•�• A and F r a C Sutt, N!....ably prlt:<d. Call ....._ all D1e1o _,.._ WI' FOR SALE: HOUSE I l'IIClllll and lbe iJ ,a Cloth wnlnp p.m. ; Lucy J... Luc.. down Winy,.. lllltallatltm I-a. • CIIHler NWIG. bath. Nke lcx:atlo,\. ofler • S p. m, TU MH3' Ill l<ICIIIII •:'5 p. m,: Deleo Z down fleld · Dale Wlppll Supply "6319, WY Phooe Pomeroy. St., , WI12:115 a. .m: Merrill up field W LINII DRAG in MIDDLEPORT 0oe 71Jle<e Yellow Dlnetle Set, ] --�-=---:------:-215 llnltm A... IIJtp DOZ Uelvlu U I Hon,' I IRS, CIIAPIRS LL I ld S i - , Ohio inl W : a. m. I 1--G.E. Toaaler Ill.GO: We ... all ..... - ...-.. � � •� � !;' ���--115 PULL IHOVILS -'""'"' "' ■ roy 4 l lOlc 1---0.e. Mher , $15.00. Inquire Fn,e lllnl,hhia f,.. llat- With FOR SALE: STORE with 1 "' "'"' "'"'"'"' ■ ��"'"'"' ■�"'� GRADIRI IHILS, CLAM "'"':�■������� �"'"'"' � '.'.:'."'"W !'!i!!• ll!'.!!" fami\)' blnlle, Fut uh aod •19 rooms and e ruoms anti 310 Coodor 8treet, Pemoroy. !"II�'!!! '!!!'!!!�� � SINGER SEWING MACHINE. � Ca • • • Dry, l illC expert lh rt finllhlnaAND aAl'II 8TOP8, TOO 4 17 3tp U batb over Jton. WUl ucrlfioo ri:n:: POii L0Ta Ila oew, . u p��ur "1oad r u Robin,ae'a Laundry ·or ,. oo $9,SOO, Movtna "' Chicago for to malt• bort"°h,Je,, PARAKEETS FOR AALK "" l'.qu(ppod dr1...1n wtadow .....,tee. Call Sp. 3-9111, Clifton, W. VL ,.nd, of add1· uonal men are , and tew In Sprlna; Ave. , Pomeroy. Ohio. , v......_ _,..,. _.,,_..... _ _. ,_ • --. needed rlght now lo operate -nao DrJ• __0 1 ._.., __,, -.1 1.._ \he heavy equipment � in 4 17 lip 'llppera,. A,u1111N1 lul I paymenLI Clenlll1 WY Z-lm fll par month. Guaranleed. FOR SALE: Ono lllll lnlernatkffl. brJdu-. -•• Ttl-L■- Clt-n HOME SITES FOR SALE IN buildi ng rfl road-. c. 4...._ ai elda, et JlhaM WY I-not 4 H Mc 111 Ton Truck bl good mndlUon. Pomeroy. Harrlll011ville Road S WT Wl• FU'1t $2"15.000 driYH ll away. 4 10 lltc miles from lown. Call WY 2- Complete tr1lni111 etve• )'OU C-ontact Donald Man111I, Raclne, l ===---;4 J3 etc actual eJIIIHienc:e on hetYJ ====;;;;;;-;;::::- 1 5280. 4 l1 stp BEEL and R<YrARY TYPE MowOhio. . AT YOUI. UQUl!SI' Cedan eq uipment at our Nll•mt • C11ec11: wheal qa.dtla b l11k• en lharpened. Ull!td mrnnl1'9 for I BUILDING LOTS-Twin traininc center, with emplO,O. II put■ an •­ Sp,lnglleld GAllDEII TRACl'OR. .or.. ' Small air cooled migble ,. Addllion, Now Haven. One buJld. ment ....- _., . .__ we wil imllD FoMo0o ued Ollllt year. C.U WY S-20M. . , . Ing lol on Route 33, I m1lea out pleUon. Lewil Repair Serrice Oemlal Pll!I . ... • I I "P M lddleporL � ol Pomeroy, Phooe WY MDI For -plete lnfon111tlon, = === -;w;;-_ "' "' =- 1 4 13 Me --,D .--,A."'c. WY a.2174. hlfor'8 5 P, m. , , ffa INfl.OtlATIHAL ■end name, addrell, ....,._ Culllvat«s. New llolllllld Baler. Compiem ine l ..., beddlll of l (24A) FOR SALE OR All in good <Oodllloll, Joe plaatl. l"l'aler!rapb and ,._ Stnlco. " � � St., Lai:ull 112 Ptolda, TRADE � l.lnl"rHI Eq�lpmoolt Fran<la P'lorltl, 111)' ,•..., $I 4 IS lie CaU W \'. WIIO. � sedan. 11150 CIIEVIIOLET, 4 door · aod 0ponton SchNt . .' IORREL MAU. ..llbt lfOD lbe. 1:.'hmnway G�. Trade for • worlc. horse or eel! . MIDDLEPORT KEITH GOBLE fORI>, INC. ·,.. • . 11 L State ..., · Edel Colllna, BL I, -..,. 7·2521. CH Hlll, J..,,., i-e1PS WY . ·.IJJ - }/.;.:;.-""1¥ N5G7 461 I. TIIIN A... Ollf• ., 4 1S 3tp 4 17 :stc 4 1 1111c I I ' ------------7 1M LJELLER FURNACES ARNOLD'S I L---:-:�:':'!=::;::�:-----:-,="':="":�:c"':';:';':"'="' -· ... I I ---,,....,,-,�,..'"':'."";;;' ' -,-----------, 1 Pt. Pleasant News I I I • M M e/gS- n.. :====.:====:= • Coming Events I RADIATOR 7 ct c '--l--1"", •�=- . °' R E. p A I R --------,.,==-- a. t Bl aeff na r S n a, !�:. Fu;"!!":� �;� Ji&w p • R RIver eport ---C'::===::;;----· -· nm. --,---- Mer.-, ---=--===:--::== r MOCCASINS n1,.___ � I ' I THE ~ LE - $HOE Pome , � ,., _ �_,.. , For Beautiful Cleaning : of Good Carpets USI c... BLUE LUSTRE Cotnpai•an::r:.. sao.oa. 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Ever.,tth lht Koblenbel. ea � at P...,n,y, Mrw. J■mea Crocimil • d \Ir . .... - Ca!Ylls • daul,hler, Alowidrta, Va .. call, Ana, Andy ■od llandy, and ltldl• td oo Mr. nd Mra. Frank Gaul, trd NellDO atLend■d I aupriw BV CLARICII ALI.KN Wadoelday Thay m i]l01l<IJ,q Dr. Uld Krw, J . E . Duty ondj birthday t1tnner 1-ing Mrw Mr. and Mn. Jaca Gillilan are aevtt with her parent, , , ..., BW ud Jack, ti ral mothor , Mn. P'. c.,.: I A, announ.:Jn1 the birth of an I Mr. aod Mn. Delbert GouJ. 1 •tn l'Kftl owrnJcbt IUrHU ol. panter on her 7'rd birthday Sunr o ·Jnd boJ' , M itt Alan, lt Ou. M► Mr■. P'nn 5wtener. Mrt. James Baile:, ,pent . day, AprO t, it Pt. Pleuant. • 011 CJlnk', on April 9th. Grandd17 evenln1 wi th her daughter, n. John JrlontlOffltl'Y ol � TerNII ,f- 11 0.911• youngffl daughter f.a. ents nre Mr. and Mn. !:ber MrL Joann Lanham, Belpre. . umbut w■a • Rlbnd I'd ol. , o1 nd Mr, ii am a Mn. Dt WI i Gillilan, Cheater. and Mr, a D d an, IARN EY GO'>O LI encl SNUF FY SMI TH Mr. and lfra. Hobert Smal ley her parent■, Mr. and M rt. CUIN 1 auffen,d I ttlCud rib In a fall •t �! rs . Victor Lipsey, Dragerton , were 1n P1rkerabur 8 M o n d a y Snowden and Jeff. ,chool la.t Friday. �ta-.1 Great-gr1ndparent■ are Mr evening. Mra. Jeu Sweeney and Krt. THANKY, BE5JD�S • • Mr. and Mn. Arthur SprOIJle of 1- .mnle Beaver, Racine. and Mr. ____ SMIF MIZ lHJS HAVE CAN 'IE PI\W MADE ME Monttoal, w. Va., were nttni _ : n� Mrs. Erne.It Bohr. Che1ter. llftefflOOll. OtD DRfSSMAKI N' FORM I\ NEW ONE wettend peata ol their IOfl Mr, / 1':li• j9 •he first .i·eat-grandchl1d w ,\Ir. and MN. Robert Of MINE, JUNEY MAE · · Mn. Calvin Sprou.e and f.am, c; . 'h,:, Bahn. I AIN'T USED ll and Douglae Johmon t!allld at tho Uy. , ln �Jil 1rh, 1 �on. Jtmes ;\(Harry Brown home Tunclay 1ve- l fcR '/EARS �1r. #nd Mra. B� Mey bave hert, .,.. bom to 'Ir. and "" I O O ' Dini, Y ' Uarence \ olf .Ir. 3[ the �-ta•n I Mr. and Mn. wm Helhnan QI). purehued thno building 1o1, 1n the 'fumer Addition. . CliniC'. Grandpar.-nt, are )Ir, ,md f \ Stanley Party WIS held al the I ed oa Mr, MOd Mn. DUI Turner Mn. Betty Herring wu Ill the i'.lr,. Clarence WolC Sr. a n d I home of \!'rs. Robert Palnll!r on il:00 tamily u" .'.Wednnd fl1 "- "1l P'l• week. .. great-grandmolhf!I is Mn . Glf!n• ' Fr khiv. Prellt'nt wne Mrs. Ola --- . ��������'.'!!:__!�:_.::�'.:________ iu Fisher. 1 Tavlor of Addison, �rs. Jamee Fri da; evenlnl{ �fr. a r d 'lrs I H��ton. Mr,. .Jack Gillilan. Mrs. 10 . . B1lhe Windon .-nd daujfflt.,r , Mn. Harold Hawk entertained ip non-- 1 f \ -• d •• ONJ>Al' M l'IIROOO oo B e nJDAT d : 11 eauau, Top Tie .�,,u .1111K',tfr, ,nn. _. 1 van V o�· of l11e1r •- ,on M ark' s se�nu _ S: 55 Sip On •.,. ,,.... _,, ...._ 1:11 ,.._,_ \fonm.an, E-ir• I R .Jo il Mrs. a P h int birthd ay, Birthday Cllke and e 7:lt Breakf• Party :C' ! ,.r, \fr<i, Will Htlim :,n, Mrs. Jlul• . 8 :00 Tod■y wtth God l'ream were ser .-ed to Mr an WOULD "IO' d ??-lllJT '/0' 7::11 B:xleai-9 W..U. 6. 15 Counr11 JamooN11 \frs. i.,ter, T', s,,ll CampEll'1.Abeth KISS Mf;, ll.• . . J. L Hawk and Mr . a n d • bf,tt �n WAS ACTH•f ' e 7:• Bnullll Pan, d h hmi te��. Mn. Robt-rt 1: !0 l"arm Time EF AH A><E.0 Mrs. Marlon Wood, dilly Amber- a • nt ,. Rt- !'i r LIKE 'O' 1:21 1'bl World 1'bil llonaiDI P r fre hm n,, were aer- 1: 33 CountrJ JambNII ',O' TQ ;> WANTED lO ger spenl the afternoon w i t h r vnl (New■ J 7· 00 Breaklut Partr . MARR"'I ME!! · �ark. I:» Peny ' Rorn 'o ' Jr :mJ '-lrs. Tom \k- 7:25 Exter.ded Weatl)er l:iS No,i,a Recent callers of Mn. Mollie ; Gr:ith rt Wrst Shade. a �. Wed. J 7:30 Plc.:kens Show 1 t:3G Breakfut Pat, Bookman were Mr. and M r s. ; f!f>:\d:1.,- a t ,.,"'IJ!'ll Gf'nPral Hosplh11. 7:50 S,,ibio New1 Report I Wayne McGee of Lancaster anrl MGl8l'Cado Ul;GO t1"! 11 Do a Johti80Jl ,pent the week 8:00 Brealtut Pa rty Rev . .and Mn John Sheets of eOO wilh !"f!i:1Uves in Add i110n . Ti T Dctla' U:to ' 8: 25 Tht' "'orld nrll MotalJIC Charleston, W . Va. op ftll s:iute Siar ll:30 Charles Knie:ht spe,n� Sunday 4 Ne1,u 1 l2:00 NOCIIII Nna Mr. and Mn Paul Myer, and 1 wllh Don� lf! Roush. / 1:38 Dre.liar P•rtJ JJ• ll MIUlbat.tro M'elodlttl daughters of C.Olumbus spent the I Will Hf!ilman sptnl Friday after- 9: ornin1 MNlltalloftl M 00 Plafter Party lJ:IO noon at lhe Pah'lter home. weekend with Mr · and M ri · . • 1 0: . 1:25 l'l.... Mr and Mn. Harry Brown and 1 5 CalllQ: Pt Pleasaat Jis Fro■t. ., . ' 1 : 30 Platttr Part, chilrl�en Mr. and Mn. Ralph Paint 11:00 ;i,WaJ Shop Mr. ud Mrs. Donald Malleck l:U at the 11: 15 C..untry >loo Dowu er a nd children called and Donna Kay of Belprr. SJ)t'nl GASOLINE ALLEY 1,,0 PalntiM" hom"' Sundav aftemoon. U : 15 Farm Bureau Show with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mn. Will Helhn call � 1:25 An • ll: 30 Coun tr)' Ho■ ,ltlft CJmsty. 1:,0 ed on Mr. and Mr.s. Ltonird Lan- U:'5 Farm Timi Danny Bissell was returned to ham Tuesda tven 5;45 ln,:. y his home Tuesday from the Mf!IJJS M r■. Ralph Painter a nd Mr1, U:17 Mid-Day Dow Jone, 6:«I General Hospit:11. 1:30 Robert Pain ter <!al led on Mrs. Ul:OO tll'IP8 NOOII Newa MUI Hazel Ward, CoUina, Ohio Virgil Roush, Mrs. JeMie Roush IJ ll Owl• ta S r was a weekend guest of Mr. and and Mrs. Lloyd Huf(man Sunday •'. Ull For ou Y 11 311 J 7:'11 Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy•MidJlepori;'"O� April-17, 1961·7 1:25 N..,, 7:a I : » JI.II For Yw lcU 1:00 'iay I Willl M:ufa 8:,0 3: 00 Plaiter Part, 9:00 f: so Local New1 4:35 Plallel Party U:41 5 : a Nn. Roundup 11:00 Noon New11 1:00 Sundown lenla £OIIORS 2. Pralae ;ill. Ch.er. fl:!D Sign Off IJ: 11 Tb■ Search J. lbn'a nlek­ 3. Accen t,'t 1ahed n.tme (J>OI■,) t. Nort.h 22. Road &\TUIUIA1' 12:» Army IIGur '- AnU-&tr. Dakota city groove 1:00 SUoday -.... S:51 Sign 0a cntt tire &. She.keepes,r. 23. Ma lnte• lcOO Mel Prloo 1:1' -., lleandup 8. Dl1h COME' ON • •· LET'S nan� l ln kinC 1:00 l!widay m.a,. C.. I· II Coontry Top 710. Eagle'e nest 8. Melody TAKE A WALK··· 24. Midday OH, POOCHJE ... STOP 12. Girl• name 7. Relative.t p Off 26, Ll!tA YOU'RE GETTINS BEING SUCH A lS. Sllowen B. Townahip 29. NorH TOO FAT --., BEGGA� lf, Peruvian map .... of ANYWAY mountaiml 9, LH■ di& lfl:. Selze Cult 80. Sl uc)I;.. lf. Palm Illy 11 .De!Cried, up f:00 llpol1i 17, Fodder vat 18, Kind personil 34. Girl '• namt Moada, n..,,p FrW1J 4:51 MUOD Oounly New, 0a Sip 1:11 19, Music not@ of beer31. Pronom ad, God al WU' 20. 0n the 20. At!i,c J:00 Commoll1lJ New1 as. WH.ry 7,111 Musleal Clock CBabyL) , J:lltl World N..,_ 7: 41 The Lileltno 21. Liberate 7 l: IS llualcale 1:00 Ohio YallO) N<IWI 111. Ramtance _,, Ohio 1:lltl 1:00 - llolllevanl forcea l: tO &,,orla 'rodll1 I:» Sip oa ST. The Orient 1: IS World Newl DICK TRACY lll, Derea� u a 1:20 ll1111<al Clod< -., boxer 1:11 ClommuollJ Newa l:lll Sip 0o lf. Fuae J>&rllr , _ 'Tlc.c,; JOlt llUT > Clod< Mual<al 9:00 7:00 IIBi<al Cloc:k fO, SbtlUIIJt otetlT _,. 'TIE 1<10 TO t:IO l'ublio Srtlot lillow, (..br.) 7:411 Tho Lllelino c.ll'I' NN F\.lolNY tceAS. U. Como b& 1:411 - cl Blwtq 1:11 Ohio Vallq Nfwl _ � I0:00 - Coualy Nan 1:111 Ohio Men U:lltl Talll al tho Ton I: JD Sport■ Today � I0:11 World Nn■ 1: 15 Wini Nowl U:00 Wllat'1 11J l:IO Kllll<.al Clod! 11. DlllCUM <lloe. WOii., Fri.I (fir. ) 1:11 Local Nan IO. T...-.. U:00 Talll al tho Town I,. lllllfal Qrd, .U. Part at • <1'1111., 'llun.l ... .... . fllmJ Time cclw)Ton Ibo al Talll If U: t:tl ·•• al 8111 IIIC , G lltnnlll ll: IS 0lurdl Bella 11111c 11:a, 1111b SdJaal Rlt Parado ortlcle tl'rlllay ool,J 11:11 W.W NDo­ ll:40 Soctal lleaJrlly ll:to 1111b Bebool BIi Parado LBawaa l'l'uoodoy Only) U, IO 141111■11 .. Newi World II:<$ W.W N11,• Ben'I how to w8tll 1&1 llAJJ,Y Nen Oounly ll:51 11:GII Willer Moellw .A. :11: 'l' D L • .a. .a. x • 11:00 Qlllnmmlt, N11:N LocaJ Nla L D N o • • L L O W 11,etl - - lotltor Olmp\J a._.. tor -. Ill lllla - A ta ­ 11:lltl - ,._ X for Iba t,n, Cl'a, Ito. lllp _., - 12: U Ohio foo lba If: II Ohio Naw■ cl Iba - .,. all lllllta. lll:U t,apldM, Iba lonllh Ul4 lll:11 W. Va. hnn Sadl day lllo - - - -8ullallo Board II: Ill,. Bullotin a.d IJ:U Non O Grmm IJ: 0 0nma .a. o,,p-.- � lltmlt llour II:» Parm IJ: BID !'omll IC .A. KWK18UB • T K X W 4 X 4 12:411 Mr. llullc Ill:• kid Men IV X M ll: W j. Z ll: 4 1:51 Local N.,.. W lt .a. 1' T - J' • .a. 1 11: .a., l:etl BID l'ornll m..w ·' l:etl Mr. llalle AnaJ Time I:• TIii! Acr JI :Nar CRDIINAI, V5 Nna W<trltl 1:00 - Doa lllllinl 1:• IWIII '1'1111 :i,,na,,r JI CllUJIIWlJ .urmlnlOVI, llulle Mr. l:lltl : t Ra0mc • • - -- •• 11, w l:!I Local Men N- llmnary l:DI Dou Wldl :111 l:U -lo t 1:00 - B<lulnll'd ., . ., . .... lloport OIi ABBIE AND SLATS Sundarl R utiand • �iaJ Items SO('ial Notes di',, Mon- / I ' Toleda,J �-• Col-I Shade , IN ews A d N tes I eHt I Pa!nter l and �-I' I 8-N. 0 WMPO Rad' ., -- "-r � :�� 1 l . 1- ' f - .. ' By FUD LASSWELL -. f ... � J I •It' lk:-: •\o "1.. J !Ila .... ..ri. ...... ..,. O!,_ ! I wn.. "'° .. ... ,,.. ,,.. D A I LY C R O S S W O R D ...... ......,.. ........ .,.-.. ··-· (la'fnOqtJO'l'E - ■ ......,._ Ot:t•� ■ ■ ■ � .. , I, rI t.. WJ E H RADIO ... torma- ,•,. nm.=----'--•-=•_SJ-''-------��:.= .. .....-. v._ I I m llladal .,. Ro1D1ai - ■■ ■ r.tun 8elllnlfl1 111D zmi"'y----------------•-------'-----;ly .::.IH((.liff � :.. • • � r ,' • • p � � I : i f ' ", �' PN'-9 LlsMd Flr1t SIHtt At Dusk 1 f C � • I r m V ( Ii I ti b • p t, ti 0 e V a f1 A IJ .. ., Tl!I ., II WE SI B SJ W'l Rents and Uving Costs may go NO' M C i,: A. Mr • e Report Of Statewide Comprehens,v M eet'ng G,'ven Garden Club Women Middleport oomiell reeoJved Mon�ay ru,hl lo go lo court against the ObJo Pollution Con­ trol Board, hopin1 to prove It .ii not polluting the Ohio Rtver to .J. degree requiring aewa1e treai. ment. The action will be-11n in th. form of an appeal to a notice thal lhe town II violatbt1 the Ohio Cod• by not hiving taken certain 1tepa tow.ml coa.atruction of a sewage treatment plant and collection system. It wm be flied in Melts County Common P lea, court within • lortnlte. As cited in the noUce, t h es , ti J I' ,,-,--;,,---�--n::-;--::::::,.:;,,,.;::----j--:;"7-:.-:a�:-�--;-7 '? Homeb 'Iders, F •1• He Id I Ab M "ddleport " p (' e '"" C b f 1'6 J; ,, • • I .. ,.. 6 0 I. • 190 I I I s ( 191 t I I 'n.,,i � I David Brown I!> Surprised By Birthday Party _ _ _ _ _ _ _IJI _ _ _ _ - - - TO Convene In Ma,·nly About :e:e1:.:te M ink or Mouto n ? At Teaford Home No matter what fur you 11ave • • ,S hme to sen •1t ta It :::wr:,;��- -ta Mn. 's- . L 1 • �� llf.ll(),,... ~• �.,.... fur ThIn lllond natural--•• • oi All hm. pr-. and .tav• moth Pf""IIIP eliminated. Mr,. ■ ------- PHONI WY-341111 lher'tat Lw L_,, I lta11• -hor,,!Cot....,_ Mllllllon : IIOe and 80c n.. IN MIDDLIPOIIT . . -· .. _ _,.. .,...,. ... ·� .. . . . on bJ Illa lluldl Elela ..,. fur blrillda,y .... 111d ... - by Dr, .. 1111. ,...... Joined .. . . . .. .. .... -----��---0s-:r�•....··-· -·-·--....... ......... . .... ., _ _._ ... ..... . . ,.. " � _ ..,_ . .. '" ,;, ""• ·� -=- 11-. IIOloc ... ... . ... ... ... ..... ,.. ................. .... hN Accredited -·�!�_: Attention To Temperance •=• Baebaer,I lllmJ °'-· ---,- --· .' .;:.... , ·j -Ion ll lllvlna I . . a..: riJed s....,. ~· we ..2 . ��'! �� ••rd R --=::----:=-=== • we,_ eport On Charo18JS • CfOSS TO Be Made At SEO Farm I?" •tor , 1 �:..=.a;:.: Pomenz bii' of .,__ --;;-==::: _' .,,,,;..i, act-I t6e ' '. R . I , .;..,rn:: bu,- 1 Sll I encow--,.,... > read ,._ broow.it ---.--ciiiiiioit .... -- -.... I -•lid n-, ObJ"'8or ..r �-b�rfelds In �omeroy 1 all!- ., are Jfenrj •· SomBmer.L Meetmg ,.,J O Featllfe arueeue At Fa.tr Grounds �..:1'W.st tbo l'llplo - •,..._ ·noloNlo.::, =.�ls -»lllhorrf - u-, ::.i . "nio.=... rwt.., and. FolJowms IN POMERO'f st :1J!::O�;,Y����:�':".��'. �- . tf - -------- ':.rm'. I In Fan ,° ■ ROBINSON'S PHONI WY-2-5421 M 'fe ■ Hr- saw t� Pc.,llul ion Board l,c-� a.e, rout,�. tht- !llotp ce� to have been Laki:n. Middlep>�t,' oow is frtt to have 11.1 wue ta , .-n 10 t·ourt or ('Omply with 1ta�� I.H I", he :iaKJ . Coun<:1lman Clmt(in F1Wr al• indic ated his (,mm•!IOfl tlui.t tbl tourt is t� plaee to go, Be aeQ-. ,,� Childs · motlOfl diJ'tttillC' Fult.-. lo file th� appeal. The vote M' ais 5-0 for appeal . with Councilma n John Z e r II: absent Olher <.-ouncitmen ,,.. �!lt we re Ltt Smith . A . .4. StllP berry. and Wayne Gibbuoa, ..,.. CJerk Gene Grai.• First fiird Firemen Ask, Get 1feeting With Council Committee On New Firel1ouse lssue r, eh;.. o.·sa11e Asks Demo Women Study Ways To Improve Party in MEIGS THEATRE nd_a\rJ At Son S ffOme Lexfngi<Jn. ""'-it,, .-r1.. Dan stewart won: • W... ..,.,_ = tGb-1 w;:-be i�: :::m Cl b W "// Meet flG: of local ,ewen, It leu pollut.-<1 �n the efflul!nt of lrtal@d M"II-· •Jt" from the city ot Parkersburi:: for example illld 11- tests prove lhe point However, though Fultz wa11 rl!"• ported to hnt pttformed m lt brilliant INnnff befOl'I! lht- Pol­ lution Board. the evidenee prc­ aenled for Middleport was ignor­ ed Councilman William D Child,. apearbead of the move that last •umrner halted Joc;.al 1ewage tr�al­ ment plant construction. heartily leeOnded the mayor · s retommen • dat.ioo. .. NuII G.Ives " IS r Boa d H Res1gnat1"on floor"'..,,�� ;; · Pomeroy 3rd Wednesday ..,.....,:i I People In I I Blaettnar B1"d For Car ed Is ccept fl\l\\lO Conference 1f,/?a I I.� I- lion, H! dkl no1 prOfllik victory, DOf' did 1w allow anyone 1G conclude be WU peMimilCJt. lie did ... qontion lhe broad coo,Ututionality ol the law whid1 eight at.Let in oornpac1 b a " t aoughl to mforce ,me. tiil. Rau.. er , he found that the qunUoo 1, •·on application or the law. .. ProviowJ court ..... - Gallipo, Iii tough, a long, uaeleN bald, - in Ohio and other Altes .,t:re founded on the constitutional j,­ IUe. M iddleport contend. � rivzr at It, lnml, holding the efflutnt • • ad are ... flJbl,: pWIH la at U of 1M Naeilead aN■ .ia1 WASlilNGTON (UPn - President Kennedy was ex­ C..h,_.. Boy •here 11,e m•Jor tud1., wu ml<lo, bllh .,11e peeled today to reject quickly and firmly Soviet Premier - u1t1 W.y Nikita Khrushchev's charge that the United States pre­ Tho lutllSg 111r1, ,..., c1pt1red pared and began th, anti-Castro invasion of CUba. Syracu■e Mayor Herman Lon- lftor ftp.., 1leoJ:rlbe4 by 1lle don hao heen promlsod by the - u ''lleaVJ'," MOSCOW (UPI) - Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev FIREMEN AT DINNER - Pomeroy Volu nteer Comhk>nwealth Telephone Com, Ao ..11e ,,....... 111d flatly appealed directly to President Kennedy today to inter­ Firem en annually pose for a �•oup picfore followi ng dinne blf r they serve PHS athletes ln the Secon d Ward p..11y of Ohio that a s.urvey wih thal Uber■tloli tnto,. •• Laa vu. vene and halt the invasion of Cuba by forces hostile to Firehouse. Left to ri?ht, front row , las! Saturday _ rught , Rolan d Neutz llng, Bdl Sheridan. Harry Bolmger, Arnold S nowden, Wilha be cooducted during the fir,t i.. IUld Orleate ,....._ •••,. Premier Fidel Castro. m Young. Second row, Marty J1cAn. Frank_ Chapman , Dr. T. E. He�etson, Charles Werr w,eks of July 1o belier phone ..,._ flnaly HtabUolJed •ad b.lq y, Sr� Emerson Well, Kenn y Grover, Gene Al the same tim�, a 2,000 mob of students smashed . TrlPlllett. WUllam S�vers, Antone Lucke. Tbir<i .row GUbe rt Freeman, Harold Norto n, Ted Mankin (chief ,.;.,. in lhe v il 1 , g e. Common- oupplfed." , 1 win�ows in the U. s. Embassy and battled police and cook\ Werry, Phillip Werry, Hennan Werry, Dwight (Moot ) Parker, George Nessleroad. - Senti nel ph oto. in·.&lih Js 8 division of the Gener• . ��li! ww •P.< 4JMf'��� ,;� �11' 1 soldiers on the streets outside. . . a�ounced I Tua that Khnt• u.ecullld by a l1nng IQUad at a1 T elephone Co . thchev cabled Kennedy lo "put midrtipt. Phone users ha,e compaline,1 an end lo tho ,ggreasion agaim[ ! Aaide from the government rarecently that they have been unthe Republic of CUba'' llhortly dio and reportl from exile able 1o get the line when i " after .. official Soviet go,em- IOUr"-1, !lien WU almost • comneeded. About two weeks ago, ment atatement accmed the Unit- plete bhlckoul of communication, council ffl!t with rtpre,entatives _ ed state, ol f)Nparing and statt- with Cuba. of the phone company ReprePomeroy � � Roy Reuter Ion requesting lho • ,iUage to d.op Jn othe, aelions, in1 the in.,,ion. ----sertlativea tokl councllm!VJ that �A wenl on .....,,..� •I tho, , · reaolul ion lo atudy tho damages ! - Heard a letter Both KhrllUCbev !Iii and they will admlnister the surv.,y re!1lllar Pomeroy council meeting on the parking lot wall. The wall department of Health 1h11 ... tbe Soviet ' ap and try to ..... tho trouble by m lawn hall favoring constn,ctiOfl ha, bee,, filled for a long The bid of Blaettnar Auto Com- peals limt, 1 Jages 9,rishing to Nlcl!!iYe fedetil to Kennedy to act ulckl, having .... phone■ on each lln.s. pany ror the purchue al � new: wi 'I'... of Henry Null a new lire 111.oliol)_ handed hl1 written iD ll>e First so council carried oul tho n,quesl . g,anls for building ...,.,. bufo .... of . q th Resldeotl will-now be able to bavo sberlfr, car wu accepted yi�lion to the Nortbwe,tern Ward. _ ,_ _ . -- _ In other correspoodeoce. I Id· ' ment plants have to fllt ld to Cutn,, ll(lliN .... a I lour party li- al the - coll day II • � �T lhe ..... Boar Loe. School d llonday /lijl,t Illa _r�_ · !!1. . �,;om Village So- fnce July. -· - ,.. lllfolJ> A ,- • • . Ibey are now II011Q -' jniicl'p,i! It lllilland II I, Ct& 11,ning of • ,._ ' - Raised lhe ,., 1w ........ parly County Commllai<nen. cowxil •, _ ■a fay commille meet quest before the rec that tbe; • School. phones. The total bid for the new ve- Mo,. thin ao police and , .1,ol in cily hall ""'1 week lrmn , " diera wen d!lpald,ed . to Tho U •. lhl board ac,epted tho resig- with a p,cked i""'P o1 flrem,,, B l o and C l o railrooda merge. , lo 115. Followln1 11 the ,ate which will hicle wu 11, 906. n lo lo be lumdI, emon.. • llilnbuq next li'riday even�g. Mak Fol- ---to the d natJoo but llipulatal lhal . be cha rged Sy racuae phone u- Buick ,peelal, poli ce· engineered. ,f, · - Co uncil and mayor tep,b"alon, mostly Russian. Fo .. "'-al ,erv1ces for Dam.e I A _ Wdl. both firsl mer and Will11 I , . contract r ., _, Th Null', / ,I ere we a agreed the that a number al. _IC.'bool � three other blda ers alter lranafer is made; d I warned embaSIV per,oru,aJ hid Stewart, C, who died yest,,day be continued. The re,rign ... . ,. ; I ".ard lire�, also re,,ewed u,. 008 , OW from local groups a doolen, car and �,.. ace - i. a 1 resideot private linel, fl p o , � afternootl m Atheoa, will be hold Pr . locked all doon and indowo l heaJ\r,es effective t th ftce pro1ect10n problem In their I 1o 1 .. ,11 to so6clt withoul fncipa month. two party llou ... ,•. lour ; In other IICliolll, ttio COmmfs. ..., - an ::. from t!io Ewm1 Chlpel Wadnesend 1 ,,,.,..., ld>ool ward and f •�ked mee or the d ting lo ol the not,'« ft is asked that_ IDJ -, 1iooer, resolved to hive tho counparty 15.25 buslneu p r i v 11 0 day at , p.m d with council. • conum.ttee. floo I • / Mr oafety w h ,ch w,she, to tolfd m Pomerop N U ha, been at Rutian rhones 111 .00. and two party ' ly engineer - plan,, •pecf- 1 "'1'"' Mr. stewart will be buried in ...;, �• ohoul,..of '":.hur rah rC ' Plan, drawn a numbe s fo ' uba r of year regiale, 1y at the •iliago hall, year,. ' flcatiolll ond eslDnalel for t h e _ 1 bo,Jne81 phones, 19.25. . , lhe Greenwood Cemetery al Ra- Otho busf ago for lhe project will b, gone, W a y n , llomh, oulstandmg nohce m advance. ap ted upon lo be the 1 I • c of 1, be I r"""r four bridge, b wil hane ...,. conatrudlon Y u to and l p p _ O\'er and cost estimates made at Meigs counly <-H Club membe, o e o roeb and'"::oot';;.,;. , cine beolde hl., late wile, Flora, the i..:rd nc78,;ed 1 I l'reae nl at the ...,Ion i., ' approacbeo to them In the county, 1 • r , who died In 1940. Mr. Stewart . hether or nol they want lhe meeling acheduled for Frlday tf Langaville, was presented , Councdmen Collins. Schllor, hila, _ inoo ea H The rd gl eer · o - pl calion chonge to private, -1-prlvat• / on '• de JOrtmenl wa, j � � did ot Ibo home of his ""' W Ure ;_: i III On tho safety C0111111itlee of Porn- certilicate ol appoinlmmt lo tho and Richard Rupe, aleq In vO • from Lester • n v e, roy or four party n ne, when the ■ur- also aated lo post all bridges m , . ]lam Stewart. , · p COWtcil are Do, Schafer and Ohio state Junio Fa� Board by Mayor Legar and Clerk Edu o for emp loymeot a, a •ubsti coUDty a, to load limits and , •nt 1llalned the embouy , walls. He was · motonnan vey " made. er tui. form ollini, " h Leslie Fullz •it• · Giw mo Do ly a n C • , Police blocked off both •P· e r Michael V. DiSalle in Schoenleb. . bu, driver; and an applicatlo, · . " Also, eouncO bu definitely de- re:'°lutlon approv,d .,., eflectlve rN<he, tbe < hlUI)' for the Oh10 ting · Rlver Electric Rafi. f p to m from the rom llau,J Hanning for any ,. . cer>mon,., m Columhu, last Sal" cided to have Syroet1oe road■ re- l th11 date that on, work d one oo l north 1111d l11Ulh lkle Sado way whleb oper.ted I trolley anc _'ef Reuter Indicated that Two Cited To Show C . rday. lu he · u ol y k I Harr v ne conditioned and black-topped thl, township roadl for the lumiabiug baclt v:.,: line fnlln Racine lo Hobaoo. He c -:,. h �00: ha, "°" , the been u t " _on Boulevard ,pot" by ond p fumed E / Roush. son o1 Mr. and M r s. • �:.dell to I· ' � mer · Jt haa been fflimah!d of any material■ will be by also operated • bu, line f r o m llremen and .-..,den la In lhe f .-.t Orlon Roush. was allendlng h� pea, '." job wm t"QSt between '8.000 tract between the board of mm. Yo1' �ton. Pomeroy to Racin,, befo,e rel�- �A �roved�•ly • re- ward becauoe of tho fi ■ta Y_:: ., n, • tioo'1 Ont eet me t was ing m , � mbe, lhe a, er of v a � � ,. a mialnn s and th• re,pecth,1 ,....,.,.., _ • ry """ 110.000. ing. • on • mo - i:oodlllon, and becauao the flre St rg O b un Boa io � o ate M J r Fa rd. es an t s.,......m, by to-lpa · A bid ha, been .-ved from l'Oldcut ver Radio -. d Surviving beside, hil ,on lfl x,n member Dwayne Stanley, truck is not housed thett. officers of the PomenlJ l'ullm efloctlve In �, 1,..1, 1 he Standard Alphah and T a r The """1D1faJonn decided all c:opie, ....,. banded to the u s , . , He w .. oelected last y. ..r lo . and , J , . At an ea r be, "111neil -IOII h ropre.ent the 4-H Cl"bs m Oh10 Department and other -- in Mo.cow. three gr 110IIO ame, Robert _ Gave Ilmilar a oval to Company of aiar1es1na and an penom pb}'llcally able be ,aiulrand Edward, all of Alben,: ppr a • wa, uplai 1 ned lhal • new ■talion foe a lwo year term following in- , C"ted w Jack Lee r.n•-, , II; ed to out relief orden - The •lotement promised detail, b1'11111or Frank n lo buy I ere to, mow olher 1, expected from the io of Minersv ille has not mot a of been Huntin b'ac Chrto- om nloyment by a pub pp,w '°ll ed . W. Va in .. tbe l tt flnt � s gton of m 111d � l m lerv the ,u iews with olher op H me hour lfc opncy • " cc,,..., ob- and a ;liter ,..;.. Shumaker oi machlne for Ille at lhl Harrilmt- ward beca se ty Blacktop Company ol M u of n,port H • ar is iuppJw at tbe by , the ra lai "'" by per ned O the th, army;• at b�l as the hio State Fair in ., emler, 30 Lo ville School, on a motion by � Ohio rolo of ft letta. soon. in, 0. New Inspection Bw,,au. Ac<onl.,.,. m-esled oo Eut 11•111II 1"'9 r ----the . Caree broad. , adio b)' dragged hour, y, for 17, April 1981. ilffective $450 trad with hour e-m "· ing to the report, there a ii an Pomeroy. The cast Oh io State J1D1ior F a i r no further fnfonnalion on the Commlso!onen Du Hartinpr, preaent mower. • .; gn,at poMibUity that Pomeroy•, lloa,d ii comprioe<I of Current bflll w... 0 r d e r ed u,,.. mem lloo MuJJen and Aw,y Nelson •• battle. CLUB TO Miff 30 fire departments will bavo Ooly 0.. ldealllW two from each ol the tended. IS A ...... re Orin lo ....,,lldate within I few years. 11,., I paid , <>then attending of tho Twin C .., 'Jbe.._-:adk, dMI report that � prm; ipal youth organ,..tlons In Shrine Cl:• will Roush, Ftanc� Mont- Re be held Tiour. ! uter sa id he be lhe llate. It is the duty - - f - had been of t h i • j day. April 2IO m the b11m mm =rge M • Dal l.,. t.n ...... Of I 11it rt Injured -,board lo Jan and ca dl■trlct exec,uti,. -out IC- Cfubroom of the u....i. to rest..r .. dwi,,o al plotting .,._ meat. but added that lint •' "'""" U.iUa of ptho JDDiol' �,ision of � AIIllla - al ........... Cun, but It WU ----- - - kind al fi Middleport_ Pine G.... a - ·- .. to ope<flie lnformalloa. prolection now, He ,aid - re ol lhe Oh.. Sta�. tn MORI!: CONTRIBI/TOIII cut on the back )1st lhove h 1, II ldentUled ooe u Maj. Hu.,,_ :;;Nol Guilty Answers Pomeroy·, best firemen live in the left hip JutordaJ nenfna about berto Sool Ilario, former lfl'lculAddiliona l orgam,.,t lon, ._. w LOCAL TE� lir,t ward, Court Are llfade Inleaded • oon tribuled re<:en tly Iowan! tlir A llv•J, clllcuuton al the IJet. 1 'clocl; - be fell on I brok,. lure mlniltor who .,11 reported Go,emor Michael DlSalle his Two A letter wu read The lemporature by m Pomeroy • Mayor ick h-t . Uhe t ioo 01 followin jar g ]ll'OClsmat 1 ing Ullder llou,e llffllt lost De- laued h lecment al tbe llemocrllk: ...,._ 1 t Char les Legar from the diatrlct busineaa dsilrict at noon loday ;:.,_ :"""' : � t · io calling 1ttentlan ol Ohio clUzen1 � to p ;:-:. local by 8 i,ember_ -- .-....., --. cour: U. S. engineer'• office In HunUn1- wa, a do.,..., with cloudy •-vi --ty by unlUQf: the men and wum. The ......_ le • , . Ult coun t y • ---------------------- the XI Gunma M to Youth Temper ance F.duca t •n • elllb 1181 hek' Jlonday - 11u called IUld - the YGllnt- Castro • rad lon u wre · io also reported Week action yesterday HI Judge Emm.tl . . April I .,..1np Belter tlealth Clw lllil n :ns I bu,rne. of the • lier to tho oltice ol Dr. T. A. eight ..U-c.stn, �bad� . Mofgo county C'n.J p. Peoples ■et the beorings tomorTh W chi he the Homo E< Class of the � wu trealect Woma,•1 dub at Salllbury School. � ""row mornJng lo, both ca■ea . ter hu planoed ,pee! 1 inf ter Early llonday morufng l'omen>y Grange, and the t110'n111R1 'IO MBIIT Varltuo Idea, ...., bnu!Jh(: oul lion _,.,,. ., ...� Pleoding were R. Miller, -. Lion,' Club. and ft WU decided le - in a oquadomeo _,I to the H a rr y The lllddleport charged wfth hiving no ,- tu 'Ibo � : P u ll i l,ro t dif loe,lltye oaeb le .. 1r ltavo • _.,, W""-, Wberou I II p,oper -lb oa Pierce naldence on DE•TR LEAIINEo t fo .Itnt ,i., , lo IIUide stamp, and Roy Keaton, oted on . unl u Jit falL, .,. Sa� iw,.. llr. Pierce - from aJgbl al the hlih 1IChool at 7,• eung _. eI h MiM . Sue Lehew tten . of II o ■o In ma y I heart coad!tlon and wu admia- p.m. AD _,,, o1 tem- a cllarge 01 nmnln1 a atop 11gn. Galli Meig a. s, Athe ns and Vinto count n ies farmers receiv,d word al u,. cte.tb of - ......, b pe,uoe ,. lhl oUlb ma, ha urday. Thon lhe will be � other court action yesterday will hear and _see the report of t Y ve the beef attend. catUe project rousin. Miss El,;, Hoslop held the lollowiDS Jlonday. hnlth;y lotorecl a attitude 00 •lochoi ., Julian Edgar M- wa, 1"""1 usmg Cbarola18 and Herefonj cattle at . the first field lirl's Ferry, Ohio. She wu alao i, Al the ..,,. ,neellJti, ICbeduJod f5 � <»■ta for baving no aper day of the ye�r to • beverqe and, held al lhe southeastern sub-stafor May II, lt lo planned to neice of tho lale George 11eu1,r· Whlreat. the cAloen, of Ol:to 1...... Don Fruier. cha'll- boo of the Ohio Agncullural Experiment Station • at Car-a ,pa11e, 11 the IIIID1 i..tun· of Pomeroy. rocoplzed tbe lflnl!lcance of ed with inlolllcatlon. wa, llned penter in Meigs county on Thursday, April 20th : . Ladlt■ are ubd to brfnl an lem d'�in , '"• and J 110 and cooto. Events for the day will get unMAN CITEfl for ·- The article ii to be ---• de a Bl 10·,0 • m at the Car for the -.rd, project becau se Noel HermaM 51. MflldJ11(11111; uc1111>1 youn, �e in matlen ;vrsppod and will be auctioned , pe:/ Hapu.i . of temperan when feed- o1 their di!!--.., ln -- One ot .... cited to Galllpolla court f/.l ce and, I ver wi Sire,Selection 18 er call p,odU<"On of the area wfll lhl ohjectlv.. ol tho projo<t " to urday for PIBlling without _,. •" not o 11D ....._ Soud cha The summer meeting of the MeJa1 County F a r Wherul, nevoi- hu It been m or ""111<1es are also -bear I clilcumon on the feedec delermine If there Is any rel ation ed clear distance. Bu reau Federation tentatively has beea set for June 29 more Important In the biatorJ Su bj«t For Study . Last "lllinf Mn. Doa a-. at tho county falrcrou the ndl and will Include • chicken of our state and nation lo brm1 An-.._ts ha,e been made call ,..., and tho Dollar, a • d belween mo of tho beef an; M GS GENEllAL IIOtlPIT preJfdld while 11111 -. - barbecue, it wa, mall and Senoe Ito porfoffnln<"O und.r EI .U. : to our yootb the truth ,bout lhe for Chuck Baldwlo. aire analyst . of Foede call productloi, decided i..t Dlghl. Ch le, ,_.:,.__ nd F.o 1,.. methoda of f"""""« AdmJa,..,, - Ralph � mllloe - W11b atiirman D1o111. Thlo and other , I val - ftemperance. by wao of the Clenb"al Ohio B.-ting As•..,_ a " ond P,iary � Mn. PhlJ preljmqwy ,-t of first Long Bottom, 11n. Doa ed - al a ro,alar -., al al Dolly Month and the boonl . Now, lhenl.,.., I, Michael V. -lotion dlrect«s Sbaudya of Ohio Stale Unlvenlty. A -. _ b .,;u meet led lo with Middl_.. H-� cla!m,ap 1111d - Ibo -.11an•, board of - • made pi.a lo help puhlfsbe lhl DISalle, calf l be at al the Slalo of and - UU.rnted dia Following • d- at tb. lold and - il be m,charges - Lewitl rymen of l .,..t. man. the f laot aJabL . c a w l Ohio, d, honby proclaim lhl this _,., Wadneoday at S p.m al church lty will be 11hown at the Columbus Beef day Middleport. A - wu uomed for Jlemben, - '""f", Thomu weelt ol Ap,U Ill-IS, '"''• u Youth the �p Gtange Hall. to w the "-lord 111d Charo- Jime 11th. annual lalenl ,._ to be held al llqn, LN �. Dole CLUB 'IO MDT Tom.,.,.onco , Week in Selectior, of •INI• for 1tud and laiae animals Uled in tho Pr,l 'l'O IOln c:oru- Allo on the I p.m. ""1fl'llll will The Put Offlcen � of Ibo Coant, Pair wllla all Ibo Fm Reed Y...,., Ohio, ood do "'l• all Ibo <ilium how lhl lndfvldual farmer Tho lll'adbary Pl'II WIil - ta,..,. cu ing -- Dr. Roy M. Kott- be Dr. Nalana B KJnc IISOClalo of -, ocbool, . Racine 0..,,,.,. 011:8, Will -- • ltorta .........,, Ada Ho■tw, I al lbI, sta• to ccmiJleto the mat- ■eled till . Wednelday ft 7:N p.m at lbt - lo -l bell ,,,... to uoe for man, d&.<tor of Ibo Ohio Agrf � ln ,_.....,. ilild 1a1ai1. htlyn � and llw ter of youth ...._ ,clone,, , II the ...._ ,r llr. ..i Jira. � educo- hlo herd will be dllcuaaod. A J I cultural � KhooL Every-. 11 1111>1latl. j Slltfoa, llalJI, who will � on "Ardmal Heallb ,. Brinker 1'bundq .Juno WII a. lion u • Y"lf l'OIIDd ,pn,joct. Af111'. f{• are fllvltod. , _ · ·'• ""f•""' "' "The tn br..,. -. --1ltd ·• ,,,,;, "\ or• �,.,.,••,,. .,1 a1- "l t,�fit£1 1:i.411...,,.-"' ·---,, 1 • llaaJ ClaJond will ,..... ..-�D'lofl _. . • -• .-. • \ ,• ,_ • -• • ·. ., - ., ·'t� I \\llster/ho� COTTON KNITS EUB Churches EuacUnc neertng flnn. retained by Mlddle­ port for that purpoae. 'The anaJrlU. preaented April l2 in • hearing before lhe PoUu. lion �rd . wu laughed out of die room by the Pollutk,n Board. On lhe other band, tho board h"'1 no wllneaea or evidence, proy. ing Middleport waa polluting the river. This qtJQ:Uon, ..Are we pollut­ ing the river. or not? " accod. ing to solicitor Bernard Fultz . is likeJy the key luue upon which all will be won or loa:I in the en­ •uing court action. Also involved is the queation ol degree of pollu- g�,. E LBE RFELDS FOR YOUR PlANS • MAllRlllS • FINANCING hall-a-million dollar project. J - Jt Cllll Mell: r./ief in t h • 4.'0Ulb: armed with evidence lho•· ing the river ii not be.Ing pollut.. ed by Middlepo,t lo • degree de• rimental le heahh, aafety, and ilffll!ra.l Wl!lfare. The �or strong ly recom­ mended tho latter. Evidence Mayor McElhtnney re­ ferffll to II • cuefully auperv • ed analy,il: taken la!l 11.1111mer in the river al the upper and lo...-. er corporation limit■ of the town, and in the center. 'lbeae lettt Wen!! directed by Floyd G. Brown and .Aaoclall!s, Marion, 0. engi - the I 1951 1lllpi WIN, ( l ) Obtalntnc detail­ ed plan, and ,pec:Ulcollom for • treatment plant and NWqe col, lectloo 1yololn, and (I) .ewer rate and other ordinanct,s nec.....-y lo the financlo1 al .... atruction of a plant ud coUeclioo aystem. The luuo ....,.Jvobly r.,ay be determJned finally in tho Supreme Court of Ohio. Mayor Kenneth McElbinney op­ ened lhl ,pedal meetlng called to decide future action lollowln� recelpl of tho official nolla! Iron: the PoUution Board he indicated: 1 - Middleport can build t h 111 Vatted PftN btenuitloul l::, 2, & ' A llllle .-•.,'"'°'r lhh •raNII •Ila b J I Iii 111 11-.t ..._ 1artlJ' f'"MHNI)" alld NiW kiai1h1. a.. .,. � - Pllo�u,- fair 1t11 1 •�wer WNl­ -'411y . Phone Study """ , _,,,_,., ,,..._ , President Kennedy Denies ,:-i':!..C:.�d::·:�� U S Has Any Real Part Promised In .\ Syracuse s t, e n t 1n e Khrushchev Threatens Soviet Aid To Embat tled Cas troites Around And Potluck Event r. SN Oh io S t � lt' An •h. & 1111 . Sts , l!fh l l & J " lh t ' c., !uru bus , Obl o l'eather Middleport Council Votes 5-0 To Figh t Ohio Pollu tion La w In Co ur ts ::::J:..!"j.8:l on your Home cannot Gil n � H '"' w-... • a1 y ..,..1 lorJ"4 NII la .. ...... II ... w..... 111,... 1 1h�N- et 8arau ....... la &II. . t .. ,,_ -I.Ja, D, C'. INS TALLA TION OF OFFICERS HELD BY MARY SHRINE NO. 37 fN, IOOF HALL HERE nob!� but MORTGAGE PAYM� :lTS 8EI C F II 3; w Ir It Ob � I 4 "' E)... - 1d nts of tht' Ln · The Past Pres � Dcew Webster of y dies Auxlhar Post will mt't'I Wt"dnesday ev� ,mg. .it the home of Mrs. J �J re· ebster Sr Members art' quested lo t nm and v. e1:1r B sp nng hat. f H f< 01 h, n MEET n. BAHR CLOTH IERS t the1 I OPEN • NOW YOU KNOY dis trict deputy shepherds: Naomi B�lnkt'r, Open mstallation of officers of Elizabeth Lear. Ma,y Shr,ne No 37 Order of lhe and PWHP and PWOS of Mary prophetess : Jess, 8rinl.e�. a�socl­ Whitt Shrme of J;rusaltm, wall Shrine; Edith Hulsinpiller. ElsH! ate walchman of she:�r �� i::� held Friday t"V�g at the IOOF Smith, Nel!Je Ttacy, J�anette � Hughes, worthy scrl . E a Fern a sheaf o f berts. Zella Cross. Mane Hawkm! Lear, worthy �re:ter;. HaJI. 'Ili e emblem. lain :· ha w, Mllln FNtu re St•rta whEat, en('trcled with roses, was MaXJne Wing�U. John R;beii Cheese e� ::a � � , ph e mg g, wo Y Flora Harry P. Smith, Ernest ...... 1:45 pIac:ed in the east . . . gwde; rthy o w Eunice Jividen, worlh Y h I" gh and Virgil A tkins· Mary Hughe.s, . · TONIGHT Installing officer! were pre:,ent· Bem1ee Wmn, worthY herald • watch. e h pr1este Allen R CED N!IIOUN -'ERVJCES A Michael llie& ins and man r!ili@, h d :d � ellie TTa- ed rmd included Edith Hutsinpil- Harry P. Smith. first wiseman : will . servke, prayer , .. Loil HolmN in M,d-w , i.°,;iin/h:;,:d we, . lhe P"'" Jer, inswlling officer : Elsie Smllh V�gil Atkins. s,amd. w1semi;;i : •1:DG a OF FUR Y" Honored uest!l chaplain; Jeanette Roberts. her- John Roberts, third wise�an . r• _ bf.' held al tht- Enterprise EU B C)' ofhce� s1dmg - al.so aid: Grace Frer:ch , scribe ; Mar- nest Wingett, king; Max_tne W111churl'h Wednesday e vening, wit'i were present . and includel Mar• San dra Dff, Joh n Saxo n, ZeUa 11ett, queen: Hilah Lull, first hand Esther garet Newnan, organi.!lt ; WHP·, n garet t.na Turner and Mrs Eldo n Weeks as leader . hand· R se. �:; :�d Stanley Saund- Cross. guardian; Dorothy Lacey, l maid ; Leon_a Well�, sec"o_nd Anthony Ou.in n in 1 ee handrd i th Atkins, e Boone. maid ; Pauhn Rev. Donald , ~ra)' ette Shrine solo ist and "PORTRAIT IN BLAC K" •.a.......--a-a-:;;.;.-:;-:;=1 ers, PWOS, 0·1 "'° . ' or· worthy Steitr, maid ·• Lillian (Technicolor) Mary Margaret Me- bened 1:ct 10n . GaII"tpor . . Y th wor LewJS. Evelyn Al.W C RTOON Offiet>rs to be Installed ente� ganist.; chem. �P - Bessie Fairch ild, • A wor. a1rs h Vaughan, c Leo guardian, and PWHP · He 1en KitUe, PWHP ' and the hall and were seated on · thY guard F AMILY NIGH TS III e a P I ced an d coven it h w with ens h At of PWOS · 1 Joh� I) April 18-19 Tu-.-W..t or a cross. Ttiey w �rt: form PWHP, the d . offken .are Ad a er. Ho n orary Me d ;i�na m h pr iesthig ,,,.orthy nett, n Be of Mabel John Derek, Dawn A dda.ma Dorolhy Youn� bearer: flag PWOS. , Ward. Mender Formerly Smith Clotblog Co. !�� ��bert hes, watchman of and Arr�r Warner, flag escorts, "PRI SON ER OF VOLGA" Hug Allen ss: e · ville Nelson ' rine h S y II Hock_ mg Va e N.IDDLEPORT, OHIO (Color and Scope ) Helen Reynolds. bann er bearer; - also Maud Gruese, and Eu,ella 8echBi nr Crosby, Mitzi Gay n or O Homa tie, banner escorts; Pearl ReynDon,l d O ' Con nor , Jeanm,u-e olds, m adonna: Dorothy Young N•m• Brand • 'ANYTH ING GOES" I , . n . . ) and Amber Warner, angels, Stella (Col or and v I,1av<s.o n wa, read Merchandise An m(ere,ling report on the A commumcaI',o ourier ; Gladys May, flowc C RTO ON Atkms, an Humphr y �Flirt " Jell b Marc Bohan for lhe House of Dior Is lypleal of Ille SI Im Look .., la ... A ice Winn slate wide meeting of the OHGC from M1"3. Herm ,rl; Be ,ol01 1, and "'-::g er rn this .;,.,...: §klrt Is flnely pleated, Jaekel double-breasted aallJ'2f:j; ==== , � == == � ...!� == "' "' ==.,.="' = L,.== j held Ma,eh II in Xenia waa regional d ,rector an no.wicmg •.; ,lrons of hono, were Florence �a.._ Ai ri&hl Is "Cocoali�I," a belll oeller. NolA dlghllJ' llo M -- - -egional meetmg to iven by Mrs Charles Lew is, apring r Tracy . Phyllis Hawley, Thelma 10. A�ens on May �resident. when the Wmding �ld . :�:. Dill. Florence McGuffm, _Nellie --. a Williama of Rocky V1rg1m ay d Fri met Dr. Luis will Be Trail Ga rden club Tral'y and Florefl('e Bufr mgton UI . as usmg r speake the be wdl er Mr,. ' of evem0g at the home and qu n s altendanl! were HaIn Cluirge Tuea,1'1y ee ! aud 0ml leS I e with M rs· Allard her topic, "Table setting zel Cleland. Colda Ward , Helen Char les R'lfl Dr. Clayton F Lutz, con(eren.:e 0Uf nts' " . Reg1stra. Johnson, Leona Broe k M ar ,e P,att as hoste,a, The home wa, floral arrangeme ' ,arg, ' I be WIil in l, "pednlenden at n begr will ' of lion and coffee hour Hawkms. Wmona Hoffman, �or.a decorated with arrangement!! I • he t for ations . Reserv m 8 g 0! of th& local conference of Lhe En WPbb and A lice Struble-. Kmg s T he Homebuilders Class spr ing flower,. e . l uncheo." must be m by May 6 gu�rds we re Th o Smit h , Eugene Bradbury Church enJOyed a pol- lerprise and Mornmg Star EU B Mrs. Lee McComa■ Is a patient Highlighll of demonslrat,on• The club was osked lo assd Alkins. Clarence Struble, Ral ph luck supper Salurday e,enmg in chur<"hes lo be held al lhe Enler- at Meigs General Hospital where and lh e leelure by _Herb Mite :� with the arrangement, fo , lhe W•bb and Ralph Gra,e,. Present pdse chu,ch , Tuesday at the churc h basement Daylo 7 3C she is being lreated for p neum1M1• of Roge,·, FlorlslS ' I " he p r esentalion of the Oag by T annua l con,enhon to be held ,n � M Marcum. s, Art M r and r. were • color photogr�phe'. of � n u nday ,a All hurch a d ?; Athens al Sh l,ely Hall. Seplem- Helen Reynolds �n1 Euve , U� Bee�- Mr. and Mrs w, lbur Rowley, Mr. �� 1 · "Pause for Li,ing and I e M I o lli;ers, p,es,dent and Mr. a nd Mrs. Emersoo Jonet her 8_ Mrs. Leo Bryan reported tie and t he smgmg of the 'Lord s . Mes. King, and Mr. Bob Mrs. and er v gi re e w s other . nd a Co. Glass of . on the Achievement Day at M d- Prayer " by Dorot hy . Lacey pre- Bill King Mr and Mrs. George lreas rer of all or anizalion, Athens, Sunday, wlttl d m site i v r er h tng by Mrs. Lewi11. Foilow he c�urch ', are sk!t by the past r, the installativ ceded Wood Mrs. i Terrell Mrs port di t!-e · ' · Nash ' M� · 8� Mrs, J im Wh t. � H . GIaz1er, · port M r s. LewI' preaenled eacn to their daughter, Sharon. student at • 1 8 IIa1·ion g reet· · the ms FoII owmg tor· Rev · firanc1s . and Mrs · Lewis were named by · ' LawrtnL'e s r M d n a Mr h , I c I a member with a wo man ' _Day · , we re exlended b Mrs. Ben o u· the presidenl a, the nominating mg Y d Slewart. Vidor Hysell, Mrs. Ma x be present · which had a guide to herbs m 1l nell, and jewels were presente . Mr . and M rs. Harold Woodge,d comm lttee. Junior Wagner, Mr. and from wh ic-h the mernbe ;-1 Mr. and Mrs . Hughes_ by their Oa;•� MrsV to and dau11hter, Marrlane, wer1 1 1• J11dg·e for the l WT rs· ernon Bing, Mr. and Bing I, Attendin g an wm make a ehart for their kit- Mrs. Car daughter Grace Shambl in. on be• mase ribbon 00 d }el SCh evening, awarded a blue v isitors in A thl!na, Satw-da,. I C'-chen. hall of the Shrine, and Naomi Mrs . Fred Hoffman, and Mr. an . . rs. Lewi, and red ribbons to l M l Gal to l of t, Dur h lp n R Mr. M,s. o d M rs. Griff Russell Is e palleol lpo ,. Vernon Bmg, son of s , on beha ll f the olficors, B k The meeting opened with d';': _ Mr, Terrell and Mrs. Robert ;;��;� Mn. Hu�hes with a and a guest, William Aut herson Mrs. Vemoo 8i�g of Pomeroy, at Hoi2er Hospital lo G,l lipoll� p llona taken from Chapter 1 of -----Lewis. gift . A w h ite Bible was presented hat completed h is A ll' Force •·ir,t E pistle General of John by �a Dr. Dell Russell, IOD of MrSi. hou r eontesls by the Pasl Matrons of Evangeline g t h e social alleodm Du r ing now is and SERVICES SET sic t.-aining Mrs. John Te\rell. Member� eoat Russell ,isited with her :�: we,e conducted by Mrs. Rohe,t Chapter OES to Mn,. Ben nett who lhe jet mech anics school a exc a h Ha,wll Th• New cal N oll r ed r HAVE we NEW medlcal conv ent�a. ro te � �. pri,e Lewis with prize, awarded l o also recei,ed a number of per- en Church of Goo will hold re,iv- S hepherd A. F. 8., T':""'· ave of plants. The 3 � � Mrs Claude Durgao a n gifts nal o s r C V,r. � . ;:rd W3' Mrs. Joseph Struble and Mrs , donale by al ser,ic,,. beginning April 17th His new . address g A::trick Wood. Waller eenu. Mra. Patrick Wood The benedicilion by the_ Rev. Jeff and �ughter Ann. IN1 ! to 1 award Du ee•, fatl-. until April 23rd al 7 : 30 ea ch eve- non W. Bmg, AF 1"":'7' : :, rg a surpr18e Boo� concluded thia meeting. iling with Mn. eph ing Rev C. G . Estes, Eva nge- 3767, S-SQ. Box E fi66, An lnvltat Ion was read from was honored with n · . relatlvl!L e other nd aug ht ia w . n d her Sauer for shower Lou r e b e to , n !' a On the program was given the list from Camariu. Ky. will con- A F. 8 . , Tel(as cI lbe Twi 1 lg ht Gard on a placed Gifts we re name, ''The Gleaners and the open meeting st �:e ;ederated Lori Ann. The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. with w h ite cover and cent- Reapers ; ·• the motlo, "With love table U at , 20 pr A church Thursday, cover and a humility and kindness we will 7:30 p. m. The Rutland Garden ered with a pink walk through the fields together," stork club nower show waa announred · the watchword, •·Keep your lamp b Refresh ments were .aerved y . Out complole home bulldlnt Nrvlco lncludo1 g and let God place it where burnin ! the hostess assisted by Mrs. Ri evlt)'thlng to make the b•lldlnt of your new He will · ·• the Oowers. yellow Oe a guest. The _pink and_ white �d white daisy; the emhomo a happy oxperiencL See U1 Now• theme wall\ ca rried out m the roses shief of wheat encircled blem. refreshments and f■vDrt were with roses and colors ye llow end small b..inet, holding a doll and • while. bow. pmk 8 wilb tied A surprise birth day party was Refreshments were served from -----given yesterday afternoon at the a table with white cover and cen• home of Rev. and Mra. Eugene tered with a� arrangem�nt of yel,. Brown honoring their son Da vvt low roses wllh ca ndle!l m eryst�I SPLIT- LEVEL upon his 18th birth day. holders on either aide. Jeannette After the guest of honl)r had Roberts presided at the punch Optoned hi, preaeols g ame, were howl. e C i f o s Refreshment d. e play Churches of the Syrac-use EUE cream, cake, potato c h ip.9 and charge will convene in L O C a I ·-11-::� -<� ' c:r-"''111 pop were served. , 1111 "' ConferenC'e at s o ' c-lock WednesThe bi rthday of Dor Coates W81 day evening, Apr il 19 in the Bet�also observed in advance by the any church at Dorca1. 24 persons attending. He is celeThe program of the churches brating his 18th birthday today of the past year will be reviewed M M innie Roush of Canne1 1, An inacrlbed cake also Wat serv• You can ehoo10 tho hamo exactly 1ultocl 10 you, by conference superintendent, Dr, the ;:est o( her daughter and son­ ed in his honor. individual nHdt from our exten1ive library of Clayton F. Lutz of Col umbus. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiar• Attend ing the party were Btnhomo plan,, No charao • • • No obligation. luded on the agenda for thl1 ner. Inc ny Ewing, Tom White Dor Coates, iU be in the selection of Gardner Mankin of Wlllnw, lo Tom Shasteen, L o l &1 Zeigler• and alternate, to reir Minn., arrived Thunday evenlng Cinda Swaw,i, John Shast,en, I the Ao- for a vtalt with hll mother, Mn. JeMller Lohse, Janet B rown, Bi'!J reaen1 the loc• cllarge ., which will t'On- Mabel Mankin and ottter rt1laYoung. Bob Wingett, Andrea nual Co f ren in �� ;� Avenue EUB tivea· Evart1, Riclr: Crow, Alita Carpent • Dwl Ohio June Mr. and Mrs. JIC e n n e t b at Colum ' er, Keith Barnltz, Patty Grimm, Lawson of Columbul were Sunday Mike Fulu. Chuck Downie, Danny IOth. -- ---;--dinner gueals o1 Mr. and Mn. Brown, Mn. C. F. Tomplr:inJ, J. -:Price Hawlr: . Brown and Rev. and Mn. Brown. Mr. and Mro. Price Hawk left Sunday for a visit m Columbo, U I with Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Law·• Easy Oli•._- euy off • __ • _ Mr,. Grover \ '>-. • Sturdy construction for rough-aliif=tmiible -• 'l'he Syrac1110 'lblrd Wednuday Mr. and Mn. HllT)' Saddler ol . ' M·--'·-� cotton. Tops c:oJ,,r-&11fvii·� ' ( Homo Demon■tralloo Club w 1 1 1 Bridgeport wen -kend L l lt _ ...., W., -,.I_ whilo. meet Wedneaday. April ... from of Mr� William Buber and Mr. ,,st,1e l l l ()pH Shouldo< P""-- locl. • . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .... .......... ·- · · · · · · ..... . Sizel 1. 2. 3.. . 10 • m. untll S p.m. at 1M home and Mn. Bentz Wolle. d o TN!ord inllead f Mn. G lady• Cuckler left Sunday o1 Style I 14 T_r, � -,;;;_ Red, ,eli._ blue • _, ... w · at . Po relati•et n with •ls�t a for gham Wtdi WyW. Mn. with whllill. SizH I., 2. 3. � - • • • · .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. ... ... � •••••.•_.$1 Mn. and Point. hltan Sauvage John 11,o_, ..,_I Mn. , Style SI I a.- Shom. Re d, yellow, Bents Wolle vlsl!H In Plants Gene H Nolan will be the leadSiZft 1-2, 3• •. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . .. .. .s1.• ;;:. �bject will be color In today with hi, 11sten, M..... Ida colon. Si.. � ID-�, Style W Cliilcna'• 1""'1e,._ t,, and AUJlllla Wolle, and bruther, :- home In ... of A potluck lunch will be hlld at Gmer . Mrs. Le88le LUlk relurned to Slyl• 1 1 3-Crew Neck Pullover, short sleeves, sizes 4 lo 8x, noon wl1h -� •�--'-• their own $1.19 her home Satunlay alter a vlllt white yellow, blue, pink, red, navy - - . . . • - • • • - - - • • - - • table ...-vice. at Columbia. s. C. with her daugl,6x, whi -aa-aa-aa-= Style ' 1 23-Basque Shirt, V striped inset, sizes S_ lo 1.;:;;.':'�:': "ll ter ond son-In-law, Silt, and Mn. Your abould be lo protect . • . $ 1 .� . whole navyhite, red-w ue, red, white-navy, white-basq relurnOCI who . family and MOfllan lrom •11mmer beat and ilwa -lb s, ,.....,..,, Otdo Slyle 1 73-Pullover, striped, wing collar, short sleeve to their hofflf'I on Sunday, · · . . . . · • . · . · · · $ • · damaqe dur!DQ tbe wcaaa :-12DT77 l to 6x. White-red, white -navy • , • . . · · Rev. and Mn. Francll H. GINNOW IHOWtNO !er weN! In Logan Sunday lo at,. ses, sizes 3 to 8x, "Ttl GRASS II GIIINII" moath■ when moth■ an 110 ac:IITe. Style 1 7.._Buster Brown Piped Collar Blou Ibo of (Technicolor) enuy 1111Dlv solh lend the • • • • • · · · $ 1 .9' white-navy, white-aqua, yellow, blue, red, navy an Cary Grenl, Deborah Kerr, First EUB Church. Rev, Gla!er sizes 2 to 8x, Roberl lllt<bum and Style 1 78-Rlviera Tip Collar Polo, short sleeves, gave the openlni our Taulla the •z� J'e11t SKDmona 1 Admlulan: 80c • • hlllDldlly an carefully controlled -d ����'::· . �-��:'. . . . . . . . . . s1 .,9 aa W a1e Fu1 , • .. Wtd_., a TI,., 2 to all of ilfe en Style l 79-Roman Collar Pullove�s. short sleeves, sizes NOT OP N r Horw Of at • ", . Gue . . . . - $1 � red, navy, beige, black - . . . . . blue, , yellow , CaJ1 Ill loday lor while pick lll!J pell Mn. F. M. ....au, WU PRIOAY a SATURDAY whiteSlyle S26-Girls Skirts, contraslillf- trim, sizes 2 to 8x, "CHARTIIOOII CABOOi " of ..,_. al I dinner Sat1lrdat $1.99 • . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . �•a (TeehnlcolorJ na"" navy, yellowI blueI redI ",H • evening at Ibo Martin -.uran1 stripe y -r /nav Moll)' Bee - Ben Cooper daupw"50 States" Ensembles, wblte liven by her ,.. - .... Fupte X. 11. in lln. and Dr. law, Style 150-Crew Neck Pullover, sizes 2 to 6x • • • . • • • • • . $ 1 .39 uene Stratton •Pnrtet'• bar of ablenranet .la al At1-.---. "F.ltlCKLES" Style 2»-Cardlgans, sizes i to 6x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 .99 , b=j•I _. Ibo i...oro,t Stylo SSG-Bo:rer Shorts, sizes 2 to 8x • , , . . . . . , . . • . . • . SI 59 ¼. and llr. Chrlstenten and Carol fU111 and llr. .......... llyle !155-&lrts, Fanny Dw;ler type, sizes 1 to 6x • • • • • $1 .91 LAUNDERERS ·_ DRY CLEANERS ........, -,. Tuotd1y Jin. o. P. llllfa. Dr. and 11n. .....II n-M-25 Style 350-,Ankleta, lliles 8 to 8¼ . . . , . . - - . . - . . . . . . . . , - 49c "••ot• l1Dd -- lfanbl All" IOYS THI "WHIII Ibo - Ibo � l!Jle 40S-Bereta, one size flta all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : $I.GO �lor) Roblnoon'o CINnora Trl•L- cl--­ •·1iU'1J1:1 I s ; •Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , April 1 7, 1 96 1 • \' t ��;:==::::=7::::==,-- TO s I I ----� .......-..-,:.,.:...,.... .Johutoe.. p.. 11,f a· � �• \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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