https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ef914dfb28f39694110fbb5a52cf6908.pdf 71ff886eb26b950d70a8845a43f8d27f PDF Text Text I . ' Bible Study .,:: : ':...,. :!. Troop ,.. of MlddJe. Held By Grou p • . port will be .,,......1ng a ,t.tmg l vr Church party - Ssturdoy mommg at I ru noon l • 1e the .1 ' Circle 2 Of • 'Living For Jesus' Is Theme Of . Bibie school Lutheran St. . _ M'"ddleport Vacat,on ,,s Met la lhllhe ochool .,. being lludied by p Living For Je$US" au I,elpe an le•Cllen t n. d for ity ch he Commun the oaeo u.-, Daily Vac tion Bible School to Tueaday evening Rev. Howard Circle Two of the Around A nd .About M,ddle,x,rt . I ::i En,·oy Picnic """'-' T He/pets Qt 11 Out -Of. Town Fam,l,es In Met I vr o , u B : I L.: : :: A H . , S favert·1e Am er,ca I �: A ttenda : M . Carpenter '(1 : ' Honored W"th , Shower I Br,dal I I wa tC h . .;� I n G"ft .. Grad uat'o 1/ I M F" her-Was Hostess To Chapter r NO'W YOU KNOW' ...... ..- . .. w. ., -. ........ ... -.-. Nomina of officm WU bllkL 1be acreed to atartata i lll Boolle, N �: Wabl , /P the reqlMtlt At 1ilent .. tf e. f'lcrrl IIIMdl Ill .. Jt: --' lf l'-&h. � Wl..-..1 11, N Mn. ,l, ' apsdtJ lf ... f l the meetlnS I of wu held by the w ya committee lftet wa � ' annlvenary r...-� · :led whlcb opened with � uet, ..Red SailJ in the by Dolores and Hele, ,\ poem, :·we C«m -..� e Ltif:,Way Togeth r ' wu read bf V�lll after which Zona BJ.gp allll �ae Spencer pr1aented 1lftl to� charter memben on behalf of- Uie Councd. A duet, "Perfect Day ' ' by 1>iflres and Helen Wolle, pr4J'l!l" ,l\)' Little Christy and lhl&lnJ of "Till W• Med Again" t'Oll(!luded the proaram. A buket" of flowen in memor, of dece� members was placed by the c� members in front of the �' and Ellubetb Hayes : poem and Lllllt � payer. Chri,� 0 Ice 'cream tentered Wlib I DaI. cake and coffee were aerved to 47 members and the guest,, 'Ibl charter members present. 0ml 01,, bom, Letha Wood, Mabel VanMet. er, �� Y(.eber, Glennie &yes, Anna Tuffle, Ada Morria, Lilllt Christy and ,,. Elizabeth Bayea. ,pedal labI• were ...� , , VOL XIII lt . • an arrangement Gard�, Clubs Earnlerit For Work oJ lrls and bridal wreath• with � wb lte and blue candles on e!wushie· ------ ered Dish Cov • Dinn . er I$ Be,ng P/anned Group singin g: of "Lord, Teach u, How lo Pray . " opened t b . ------,i ■Jl LAIY In I bu,. ' an McKnight and IOO, Mr. and or t•r becoming Ul at hla home, n l 1 h 1 <1 1111 1h1pu meeting of Circle 0ne o1 Luth... Mrs. Ralph Blosser, Mrs. Wil- Alt i end g we· re Mr . Carpenter, blu1, 23 1ewtll un oreo ., St. Paul'• and s� s i liam Davia, Mr,. Jerry Pullins M"' fbll m11n1p11�1 In ytl ' A lla Cocpenter, Mrs. W. o. ao , Woreen MAY zo low Dr ""hilt n, iO Jolm's i:Jle, beld Tuesday al• and Mr1. Violet Brown o1 Colum. Baraitz. Mrs. Bob Barniti, Mrs. f'IIODn4-,!tbrmer church. Th e Syracuse Ludie, Au,lllary Mrs, Mason Fisher ••a1 hoste-.1 bus : Jlr. and Mrs. C. A,: te Beehl Mitc . of the Volunteer Fire Depart, , hell, Mrs. Hank Young, Mrs. J111 w,tc.t1 t1t1t hu 1vtr�1�1�1 H ltwe1,. tJH Evangeline Miulonary l and Mrs. John Kell , Akron,. Mr. / '° i // 'erce, Mn. Virgil Hamm, clia1rm an. e Mltch Miss Dixie P 1 Gen Nlf-wfndlne, :Wll!rproot·. lh()('! te,11!, ment will hold a jitney supper at Y ' Group of the Pomeroy Church Bible nducted and Mn. Joseph Kemya and fam int. 1umlnou1 0111 1nd 111no1 "' If the Bob �ilson , Mils Betty :::ided and sch00I house Saturday, M ay Olflcera for the eomln g year i Ch ilt •1 M ay enln g at h e r I ily, Cleveland. " w co I ror p�ay Shall y on Ho H;�m , M181 Ann Baker, Miss 20, beginning at 5 p.m. Every. were installed by Mrs Howard ho!ie ;:u;� erw�e, , 1 " I Mr and Mr1 Bu I Wh l�. Mrs. , Myrna Maag. Mrs. Howard Car- my lunuly. The teport of t�• one Is welcome. Proceeds are to Johnson when the Racine The meeting, tn charge of Mr.1. Elea:..or WUI' , ry e g Y• iamson, Mr. and Mrs. penter , Mrs. Hayman Bamitz seeretary and treasurer w.,r go towarrls the purchase or a rrew met Tuesday evenmg at the grade Harold Smith, pre,ident opened ap• wa, Ball d Edwar Mrs. en. Will sc h00I· lire truck iam Grale and aon and Mr. Mrs. Bob Eastman , Mrs. Ron ald with devotion■ taken ,,;,m ProMr replace to r · , s, . asur pointed tre t MAY !l 11!1am Amott �s1d�d i verbs and Ephesian s by Mra. 0. - and Mn. John Horton and family I Russell, Mrs. Wilbur Rowley Jr . , movly es W Va. ; M n. J o h n Mrs. Keith Riggs, Miss c a r I 8 , Alveta Cecil, who reomt The Deaconesses or the Prea- an�:· e� i vilJe Wel l. who read aa article, ��� :-, WJ��g � y A co'lered disli � 1 :" n. byterian Church in Synu:use will Praye Sharon Gro�. Ros- WUson, Miss Jean Ellen Dabo. 1 � to Kentuck e o ag. R ' "FamJly and Home. '' Prayer by P ult memPomeroy meet Jn the Annex. All members reports ottn� secr ta aod trea Mrs. Helen Leifhiet cloeed th� 1 er Might and daughten. PhyIii.II Mrs. W1Hiarn Swatzel, and Mrs dmner honoring new ad Court St. will bl who : n � i childre ' the and hers · aod Sandra and Donald Might, C, E. Blakeslee ure urged to attend the meetinR at s r ere g ven y Ru devotlan1• ln11c,, "" ,,.." ,1v1 11,. /....,,_t�oof II long " ea.., ff'fllll end · be � � i . :w , w ID be ay Sund 1 t e , d n Day ton· John B1088er Lo\lutlana ; Sendmg gilts but unable to at- t;0nflnne x 7 30 p m m1 h and M rs. Wllma noi:-1 r. A n Memben , �- -- ·- - · aaswered roll c a 1 1 Mr, p.m., tr at 8 S8 M ohn Jacka and IOn tend we re Mlu Mary Andrews, held Sunday M ay Invitation wu received from the with • poem or acripture nrse roc rv � J , P to Ille, Phil� and Steven Mi11 Marlene Scholl, :t.1181 Jo El• Wal an nounced. Racine Fire Department to par- on mother. Flowers were ,ent to MI h tlcipate In the Fourlh of July paon a D • v f d len___Foll!:00, Mi81 Ssadra Smith, �.. ,Loi'\\) J'rayer In i¥,_ Mra. Clannoe Andnwa Ind Mn iJ �:W '. me; M a � rad< and tt wa, voted to onter , 1n4 illr■. Min Mary Amberger, Min Lin• concluded 1h11 '" e e t I n g, ,a1tct Dalo Smith who have new baby Jlfflilf float. , !lillti�po Chesapeake ; en<l d� Crow, Mrs. BllJy WJllianuon, I which refresbmenta were strv.. e y, '! boyi. .. A report of the County Council Mr. and Mn. Paul Jacobs, Alb- M1.51 Sue Keller, Mrs. Gary Barn• I by M ia Dora Hamm and Mr• . M p sher the mis reaented P'J rs son H was given by Mrs. Frank ud ltz and Mi" Min ada Murrly. Vlrgq slon 1tudy on Tballend, • f t ! and re rts on the Southeast DI■po lliiWlii .& II ,; 1 1 · - "" ('���·�••r 1 !lll"'N l trict conferenC't!l weN also a: ivffl. whlch game, were eondacted by l ' Off!cera in8talled were Mrs. WU- Mfl. Edward Venly with prke8 , liam Arnot� president; Mra. Ro- awarded to Mr,. Wllflam l'ilhe,.. ' bert Reiber, vice pruident; Mn. . ..... and Mn. Smith. I e Deibel Smith, aecretary , and Mn. R !mhmonte were ■eMd by . �---------------------_,_:..___ J. A. Smith, treaaunr. The aecond Iha - to II memllera •nd 1 !'. grade taught by Dolores Wolfe three flUOlla, Mn. Fieher • a d ; car1a anc1 -• Flsber . won the ,ttend,nc:o banner. During the program a pc,em ''To Teacho■ ... Mother'■ Day•• WU by Mr■• Dorothy Smith. Mn. read , • I , William Downie Introduced Mn. Caude Young, a retlrinJ teacher . . . Dt1tln1tlon: Many ' gave • tribute to her, and .,,.: _ .J hap py tlmt1 In the tummar ahoadl : sented ho, with a gift. Mn. Ken- Senlon of Middleport First Stop: our Sporhwoar Shop nath Theial lntroducod retiring School will be honored thl■ Sun­ teacher, Mn. Marpm lfouda. day in Iha chureheo ti Iha town Thing ■ to SN: Matchable, mlx•blo 1 abel�_■nd pe■ented her • 9rlt. - many wW NIClfvl Biblea , bltulft, skirts, ■IKks, culoltN A IOClai hour <GIICluded the and other flilt■. ' . . . 1wlm1ulh lh•t aro At the Ciurcb of Chrl■t , New meeting, llunnl ng whither awlmmlng Te1tamenta, which ineludt the or 1unnine--ncl much more, l'lllnut, will be IIYen Rn. Fred L Gardnar to Judy Bulcbor, �1A S O N D•p•rturo D•to: TODAY, for ■ urel Eve� Captenfa Bauer, Dan Er­ win, Jania Hauck, J._ Boyt, ladies' TONIGHT 1114 PIIDAY Kay --. Richard Lang. Ka­ Jamaica, ___ 1 •00I 1 .99, 2.99 MICKEY ROONEY ... Mcl!lhinny, Fred Pllllina and u Killer Mean Sizes 10 to 1 8. Larger size, William Sto1wt. "THI LAST MIL 32 to 4◄, 2.99 & 3.99, Blbleo fn■crlbed with tbetr - alao wU ' nam. ll the pruented bt Sir Artllur Conan Doyle • Pedal au,i. to C,un,b llethodist lletth "THI LOST WOILD" Scope) 111d Color (ID Duld "-· JCoat,, tine Pushers _____ 1 .99 & 2.99 Jllcbael Rennie, JW St. lolut 1111d DUTOU Bechtle Sizes 10 to 18, Larger sizes Cleudo a.Ina uul Rn, 111,,iiiuild koakrllht, Jact 32 to 44, 2.99 an d 3.99 l'trnando Lomu llechtle, Clwreb School ■uperinten. Miatehlng Blouses, 2..99 den� will ..i.t with Iha _. ,• tationl. Slim Jim, ____ 1 .99 to 3.99 Le■ter Taylar, auperlatendonel > Sizes 10 to 18, of the Ciurdi ol the Nwill iwe-t I Bible hn � � awr.i, School • Phyllia Children'• the _.., ..... Shon, ______ 59c & 1 .00 '1111 &mcley School of Iha Mt. Sizei. 2 to JX. Sizts 3 lo 6X, 1.00 • 1 .99. Morlal, Bavti■t a,"""' __,,,.. Size11 7 to 14, 100 & l.9Q Ila IIUdenla wi1II 11111 of .-., Am­ wbicb wD1 bt P,!lltlad Children's old Rfcbard■, -Jrolwlml Tbty wDI -- Jamaic. Sets 1 .99 . . , t'Gr all 1 o u r Rlcbarda, Kellil Rmla1I Bowlol, Shel to fix ind 7 lo 14. aprln1 I D d ■umJ- - • Jl-8a WIIIL hwler, ............. "' Ch ildren', Play Sulla . . . Blptf■I a,...i,. w111 .Pini Iha . 8 • • our l1lbUHI' With Matching Skirts I,._"" ... - Bfblto !ram the a,...i, lhHn. AIM Ly­ Jobn lllrrlt, Wallor lo Scbool beautiful Tennis Dresses With ona, ,_ llool, RIJ,-d Klott, • Tw,yb<, Doro llcKtt, l•brl.. f� Matching Short, --'---­ 1 .99 On lllc:e, Cl1dlo erl bomt liln I to 6,. Taylar ad ..... Nia. lllbicm. 1961-62 New Off",cers Were d nsta e · I of! PTAI ( I Goessler Jewel ry Store n� crow" ,,. \ ., s"'" SEP. and E ' ! l'!r· I •r ·':!-" 1 .____: MH- Seniors S • W ·11 l'li.nece,ve 8'bl,es SUIIUOY I 1 l _ Il- E I b8 rf8 I d $ I• n p O ffl • r 0 y ONCE A. WEAR l _j_ SAVINGS EVENJl. lllsh • F A MJJJ,J SI r\ '--. \ ' Ill' DRIVE·IH ■� ' .t l I I' hJ 11:ankrfahl --------- a..u. durin& - a D f PA RT M E. NT S T O RE --•o v , Opposite "- Plftlnt Lot I' . I' • ','' ' I '• ·•..1•'.' -1 ; ' ' \ i. I ----- hJ . .. , I Cbda v.-,. ARROW SHIRTS TIS, ·11c. AT n..,.. ., BAH R MaCatl'I PIIIMII • ... I • "• ,fll t1 u ,, TanJ SINGEI SAUi & SERVICE H I W, _l111n• ........... .,_ .21,-_ .? •c .._.., Lay Away For Holidays Ahead lll i CLOTHI.ERS . WY+nM �y .. ,,, . · .,;. ,. .�. •, l. llfl. 1,65 Stoclclnp on 11le for __ 1 .41 3 pain for 4,20 .... . Stocldnp on Ille for __ 1 .21 ' 1;50 3 pelrs for 3,80 , , .. •• 1.as Stocldnp on _.,..for __ 1.1, 3 pairs for 3.50 Elb.�·r feld:s In Pom·e roy:�: . ,: ' '' . 1 r• NO, 28 An Editorial group centered w.Jtb Ot1 \o .._, , 1 1' ,\ rd1 Sts. 1 , L h .\. ! l l i: h Ches b,un. • . Sam-I At Morganda/e I i ff nd G- -d- -- ,· • 1 1-Da111 Senttnet, Pomeroy-Middleport' o� Jf&Y 18' IINII 27th Anniversary Of &.,j"O "' . , A • Council Of Chester CelebfQ ted Lutherar. \ . the Big Top from 10 to 12 , The fflb &nruversary of Cheater Un ited l a Group I of th• First ' Mrs. Freda c Bra tt, who has be1inning this Saturday The par• St. and Paul'a 0. of St. Women the for be Ruppelt, !JI beld leader beg1Mi.ag IOOg Counc'I n Middleport rica, P sby er a n hur h met Tuesday 1 bee n roommg at the home o1 Mn. �=- � ty ii opened to the publ lt and te. t 1 C c r.- on June $ and continuing through DVBS, taught the sonp which Joho'1 churches met � eve- ! w � ed meetin�� e:en NI priee of admtssioa wdJ be 25 at the church for its monthJy David Entsrriinger has moved i June l2 nfug at the St. Paul '1 church. ' WIii be uaede in the achoo!, ing cents, whil"h Wtll mrlude the meeting. Mrs. Myron Mtller, pre- to the upstarrs apartmen of the Held st the Central Sc�I J Next Tueaday the Slaff �ill '1bll meeting opened with a : Dlril Grueser, �ilor, pr&. sided m the absence of Mrs. D ale Vance property on the comer of buldmg, the school is a proJeCt l meet at 7 . 30 at the Preahyenan h y m n. M rs Mickey Wi lliams I sided and opened the ak.atea _ meetin l and Six th Sreets. Hooker , Wulburn who was ill Min1Jterlal As- �urch for anoher training ,ea- president. �need a congrega: ritualistic form, followed by g lb: , Mr and Mrs Clarence Ball,;-y of the Middleport 1 MEIGS: THEATRE I The meetmg was opened with a iat on and wlJI ha ve 8J dean s ton and therr final m eeting will tional dinner to be held M 28 recepton of national and late f and sons M ike a nd Richard of I soc i at the church at 8 p.m. The topic leader,•>;_.r, · l1 ficers, Edith Wakely, di.s�t � · t I1 odtng b Mrs M 1 ler , l'om..,.oy, Ohio "G1vt' Springfield VJS1ted last weekend j thui year Mrs Harold Sauer, w�! � a dinner mee ing · uty·, m. � � i 2 George Dal- , William Fretaer � Mrs. th ___ w v,� June unc8 deputy of p,e n. . _ wdl be assisted by Mn Ray P1c- on w.a Fa• conducted • 8 \\ hile You re Lwmg ollowed b" a ., with M c . nd M rs W II"uam Ball• , / f I .. s . NOT OPEN TONIGHT chairman Rose Forest ade N � Council kens and a staff of approximately I las as dinner 1 BlbJ Sh t d r y a poem. ey ol Grant Street ter teachers and hel pers. I� Pw: h • Beaver, deputy of .. for �; y c ' �a� � P Y M I nu Wil• R w SATURDA read s �rs es & by FRK)AY os I . i t ere Mrs ullen and Mrs Two cil. 2 Mildred 1JeS ii: other t8 f eTS Q pr MAY 19-20 j ham Morris and the treasurer's J ames Pullen were in G allipoh · Special empbaslll is being plac- , Headley and Phyllis . Rowan of � ed on the teenage department to! ::�-L--rt'port was given by M rs Mil ler I yesterday on business •-unmls were served du.... . ''BUJ EB E.ARO'S 10 Fore Ros uncil, st e Co were weJ. Bernard be directed by Mrs. HON� YMOONS" "The Good [ Mr and Mrs. Edward 1 1ng the sociaJ hol.lr by Mrs. Freck- corned. I The Bible study , Stlles _re- I Fultz assisted by Mrs Leo Smith. i Wuh Geo Saunders Shepherd," was given by l\an er to Mrs. WilUams, Mn. turned horne yesterda y evemni j The staff met Tuesday at the/ Reported ill were Ida Y�,in and Corume Cal vet r::y Dunbar, Mrs James Sanborn. ucl J.fichae]. Mrs Wil liam Lehew I Midat atudenta , grade Second : n they stay where Warr u P m l "d e h - also U osp e First nited r sbyterian Ch rch f ltal . _ Margaret Emma Chrtsty and M rs Paul Haptonstall. assist- I fr� . Fred Latham for their weekly trainmg class dleport held thdr &Mual plcnlc Mrs Kenneth Braun, Mrs. R. t. and Lucille Kraeuter, home from "HEROES D I E YOUNG" Mrs with Mr. a_ n d Everett Scott Borland, Erika Peters ed with mus1r by Mrs Sr , while m E.ud�d for the funer l Where the lessons to be taught a t Wednesday artemoon at the Mor- Jacobs, Mra. William D O w n i e hospital; Helen Hea ton wu reBachner gandale Pony Fann with nearly and M!'I. Howard Johnson. Mr,, ceived mto membership by card SUN., MON., & TUES. After the busmess discussion the J al of Mrs Shlf<s s brother. Hu"'4 R. L. Jacobs wlll be the t O p I d children In Ult group. 80 e A thank you note was reetiived "MISF ITS.. meet mg was closed with a hymn, bert Surfote, A s e 1 h itt ..........Ing on rom th c n a e 1I n•• f I e Chester grade SChoo) for Going lo the rarm which ls ow 1 leader for the ne Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe 1 and 1 he Lord ·� Praye r Rt'fr('sh• I Mrs . .J .J Davis and daunhters, une 20 J b,. 1 1 g p n ilham Morga resented them. It wu Vol• fla 8 , by Mn. and Mon!gomery Clift ed W ments were served by the hosles!!• Charlene and Diane and Mrs. 1 . (:ubl.,·s brst role smee (.; \\'TW I1 es. Mrs Lt•land Brown, Mrs, I Dale Duton anrl daughter Elk•n 1 ----0ay 1ervice at Chealer, Second fore noon the children enjoyed 8 THR2E STOOGES / sack lunch al noon and spent the [ J;;imes But·hanan arnl Mrs Em, : left Wednesday tor a ten day trlp l Schoo Color-cartoon rldmg lhe ponies which time men Shuler. � • • to New York and pomts of mt.erTeachers and helpers for the -ISS - -- - a treal for all and a special was est J n Massschusets and Rhode Daily Vscatkin Bible School of/ •f Island I the Middleport Church of the treat for some as this was the •, � .... • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • nee · e on a pony. ' •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 •• Ter Dawson of Columbus vis j Nazarene will meet this evenmg J r·1rst tun � ... hey left the chlldren Funeral services for Charl es Be ••• l lt ed this Mond;iy with his mot !i- j &t the chu�ch for a staff meetmg r fOA ! a Buck were held from the esen ted Mrs. Morgan Wllb I � 8 se I M� Patty Blakeslee assf ted at 7 30 1 er , Mrs. Will Dawson who has � . i they school Returnl to g the ft n_ g Funeral llom e. Saturda ! 8 2 b� M iss Sondra Potts enterta ined School Bible The been vuuting with Mr. and Mr'!. wiU be con� p ,.. cream and cook- p m . ith the Rev. J. ' iller of- with e 11urp�lse bridal shower �t• Will Myers for the past week. This ducted from 9 to 11 . 30 each mom , were served 1ce • s. tkia n g. li e enm her e� at g home, LmFriday Mrs Dawson plans to ?'0 in g beginnin g on June $ and do; 1 l � . us e were their nying them ccompa A S peeial m l wai , l)ltlented cob]' Heights, honoring Miss Jan. ! I t o Belle, W. Va. for a week ' s vis- ing on June 12 with a program 1 leacher1, M r s. Robert Allem by Mlss Judy Chase otganlst. Bur- ' • Carpenter. : it with a nother son, Arrold. She Friday evenin g at 7:30. : worth and Mrs. Gerald Rupe and expect, lo return to Middleport Mrs Mary Lou Walburn will Gift& were pla� In a h O p e Mr1. Donald Mil!, lal waa [n Beech Grove cemetery che� de ated m pastel colora. for another week before ret ur,- have �harge o{ the Kindergarten these mothers, �� Mra. Robert M Jla. Mn. Wendell and pallbearer1 were C ha r I e a Durmg 11111 . • jo a e evening each , "'"'"'st u department n M r rie Tay 9......... ..._ bn ' Mr i g to her home in Colwnb s a. , •u. 0 Fu]� · M J n . · , Jac , , Rona l s .n Jacb, . ld 1 v b e ' -v _an ade ..., mdJvid .mu ual .......... G booklet I for M rs. Mar1e I lbert of Spring. or and Mn. Betty Taylor, Pri : • • • • • • . ., . . 1 1 • • , •• • • • Smith, Mn. Ted Riley , Jr,, Mra. M.ight John 8)oner, SJ:dne>' Har- e bnde t-0 be and she opened ' field spent he weekend with bei mary Department, Mra. Mary Delbert Becker , Mrs. Glenn HetHIher many gifts. f , mother, Mrs. Minnie Erlewine a m] Walburn and Mn. Clyde J. Bart•"-leu and Bury) White. , F Jot.n . ult and ler Mn z A d�rt course and wedding , 'i family. Al.so vislling at the Se ale- lett , the Junior Department , and Mrs. Roger Morgan and daugb. Comins from out of town were be.1J mints were served by � ,' :-,._•_ wine home were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. R C. Hager and Mrs. Jetty the ter Kathy essl sled Mra. Morgan , John Jaeb, Mr. and Mn. L e O a �� HJ Fisher, tile . gh Junior 1 . s cla Mrs. S IOII R. 1 ' • W. Car larence and Bail y e C penter . wi.I, Mr and • Mn. ,loha: Kerr. host.ene es farm, as Le the at ,ea hosl , schoo Hel the for include l . prealded Mr pen e at tb punch bowl. FaG len� Nichols Is reported to be Mr. and Mr1. Bradford Welur ames Thomas, Mr1. Warren e w mmla brida ture J J bou' bnprovmg at Holzer Hospllal and family, Mr. and Mn. Vaugh. v:t : f$. IS r:.-...::•lv m Mitchell won where he was taken last week af- Wright and Mr1. Delmar Logan. � &t 146 C: � ( ,,1 1 1 1 1 1 h u.., Ohlu &. 1 1 l ,., "ifl, e Rutland To Graduate 45 Seniors • ' a1 y • en t1 ne a-,,.,f To 'l'IN l..,..,,, Of T'u ll,,,.._,,_ ._ Pomeroy•lllddleport, Ohio, Friday, May 19, ; !Ml - .. • ..... a................ u.. -... 111 k ,1r l a. ._.. .. - -■ ...... ,,_ .... .. - ... PrlU)' ........ .. .. rr, lie PER COPY Kennedy, Khrushchev, Plan Vienna Talks June 3-4; General Exchange Of Views, No lgr eements Expected �• • � 'it"$+' 'I � · Ji �· [ I ... .. •. . r '" T -r.� ·- ·,1 • P-, i J , �rnl i nrl. Pomrrov•Middlrpo rf , 0 , May 1 9 . l M l ..'! ' Grand Chance/for, Ohio Domain, Wl'Js Guest For Fides Lodge Meet l.n.'1 11al Eighth Grade Party Held / In Middleport High School Gym ,T O l.� G .J . .- r- ...... l,JVE WJJ\}'�8 u nn� · rrr nJ,( at ,. c-o :10s.ess, Tue me: ll" o n The Li•:t• W ire Cla,i '. of t h Church. m ; ·e? lar fororl. with \1ll' roll Lh � H:ir . . od .' !e .. c st ',tlV lliwrn E . l .B. ChuiTh m ..!I bemg answered with ' · \'a11 1t' .:r 1 '01 :a i3 f om ::.:rn. n�. Chile Jii '!\..e i'iay e·,- ening at the chur. •d Wear YO\'I' F'avorne Spr,n� an.i w;.is p:irtlv t:rlurated in tht wlch Mrs. Kermit Grc"Si, Mr: lo":er." A short buslnn11 meet• i.,n ttd :-.,.i.e� He is emp1ovecl by P. �•. Br:, ... r,! and Mrs. F:·ed Ba · ,:y �\-'i·�ing as hostes3es. The rtlef'I .tg wa!I ron,;ucle.:I hy Mr .�. Don- an Aluniinum Compimy located , ing or,end with the singlDJI: o! 3.Jd Foglesong. Mn,. Harry Layne in . Hlwaukee, W11. and i8 spendt,ynm " Ha ppy The Home When ·etOrled thaL the park groWlds ing Sl'Vrral w�ek.s hne observing I Co:: Is There" fol lowei with scri'" of the Ale::•QuiUen Memoria l wurk «t Ou,'. Philio Sporn Plant ture le1rnn by Mrs. Clitr Roush: Julld'ng had been cleaned off by ' LIONS CLUB the American Legion Members. The Lion� Chili mt>l on fuesday Mr Mr,. Jv� Capehart and , George Jt!we ll gave reading! on and arrangments had be-en made evening at the Le�ion Hal l for , Mother. Th!s wa1 foliqwf"d with to have it mowed lw_ke a month. their dinner meeti� T}le Legion . U e singing of hymn •·Fallh or Tne by- annual regdmg of J h e AUXl. 1 tar; 1. -.sT't , h• memlJef 1 . � Our Mothers. " Hrs. Berlh.a Cun- , Constitution and By.Laws were meaI . Al thetr ina � JI. b "'& • s usm 1 • I nlngham presided at the short read by Mn. Ray Proffitt. Mrs. an e..,c ' were held ,� , 100 · o1 off1cers presented the , !!16l = . �bus in�u meeting. 111.e me!ting . Howard Wagmhals _ . . , or th e . ..., year. r-n:'l'IIden1 ,1 program, her topic . was · How to elosed with the Benediction. F. C. R�ichert ; y·ice pres1'dent . care for Tub eroSes. . I Those attending were Miss Mil- ! Fear; Secretarv-Treasur, Willard . . d, . ! Ue Bumgame1r Mrs. George Jew. The social hour was en)Oye er Ed Cunmngh am,. i.1o_n T a� I and refreshments were served to , u ' ,_ . :,I E ' eII . M ts. ver�, Lauoem .1It , .nrs. . • (:• - Jack Frey; Tail Twister WIiiard I l Jame!! King , Mr@. Bertha Cun• , lbo�e atl.t:Ddmg: Mn. Hobert Johnston ; Directors Batey, C •- . J oh n woJ fe, and nJna0 ham • 'Mrs• Howard Burris I Armstrong, Mrs. Fred harIes Le.s�r I l 1 iam ,, Mrs. Clayton Athey M rs. Otha• Mr . R · F· BrvanI· M rs. W'II' I Ch arIe1 J eweII• A d'1Stusa1on wa1 . ' . , Llevmg, Mr:s. E. C. Riddle, Mrs. . Chls ler• Mn· H· L· Dyer' Mrs· 1 held and tentative plans were G 1 E' Donald Foglesong, Mrs. R. : Jr,hn Bumgarner, Mrs p , · · I Greene, Mrs. James Hampton , 1 made for a 4th of Ju1y fei h.val. Pickens, Mrs. Iv& Car.eh.i.rt, Mr1. , Those atten1'ng were Charlni � . , . ' Cllff Rou�h. Mrs. Edgar Layne , Mrs . Hu;i:o Juhlmg. Mrs. H :irr�· L�£le1 . Jo.in Wol fe, Ed Cunnt� Mrs e La n Herm drs Layne yn a , ' , Mrs. Harol .. Fry. Jr. and Mrs. ' · ham, Charles Jewell, F. C. Reich. ' ' .' j Martm Ohlinger , Mr s. Ray ProfThelma Capehart f !tt , Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mn. 0t- ert Md Robert Johnston. &Al.DEN CI..UB MEET he Roush Mrs. Velma R o u s h. The New Heven Ga �den Club 1 Mrs 0 . A Sm ith, Mra J, L. Stew. met on Thursday evenmg at t he . ' art . 11Irs w T. •Stone, Mrs. ow• . " I �� . home of M rs. Ray P 1c k ens, Sr · ard ,..agen ha Is, Mrs. N . o . wem Mrs. Philip Wolpert, Mrs. Ll oyd Hollman and the hos]e,,es, Mrs. I Roush and Mrs. Pickens. BROTHERHOOD It: W .S. W .S. ' - '1 I 1 I r,rv I I I I -- " �n!�!!�. Said Critical The Ruth:�:':i°lhe w. s w s. of the New Haven E.U.B. Church IUP!l CITY met on Monday evening at t b e CULVER gged gra h8j �• ac· t r Je R ehurcb. Mrs. Howard Burris w as ' 8ndler, we\ n� by n: hour, leader for the meeting, her topic � e o was "The Home and The Church � �; :at mg room, fought flt ay at Culver City Hoo, e Wockmg Together." The m eetL 11 Ing opeoed with the ainglog of P a "For The Beauty o! the Earth,'" Dottors said Ch.atfter, 41. • M inersville HOSPITAL COMMISSION - The Meigs County Hospital Commission, authorized under the Ohio statutes to build a "county hospital" are Method�t church met Wedne,day pictured above at a meeting this week in the county infirmary. Posing with them are George Smith, second row and second from right, hospi• l evening at the church with Mra tal consultant, and Leo Vaughan, front row, right, secretary. Board members are, seated, l to r, A. C. Bradford, RoUert Jacobs, Dr. Raymond ' Karl Grueser v·ice pres ide·nt' i� ' Boice , who were members o{ the trustee board named In 1946 unde r au thority of the Veterans Memorial Act, and who presided over a fu nd chBr e of approximately $200 , 000 voters at that time intended for a memorial hospital; and these newer members wpo .came onto the commission Gr:uP singing of "Living F o last year , I to r , A_. G . Mehlman, Te.d Reed, Jr., (c_h airman), Henry Ewing, and right, Fred Russell. - Sentinel Photo. (See Pages 6, 7, 6, 9, Jesus" opened the meetlog rot and JO for more pictures and malenal about Hosp1lal Week. lowe d wIth prayer by Mr . Stel - - --- · ---· --- - ---- -- ---- --- ---- •�-�Alfred Million- Dollar Flood Hits Oklahoma ' ov1e Ac..,or I Chan di er Is :D ev otion s Held By wscs o , .-- ==;;,I- �� === --= ·---:-=== Around And 1 m c: . :::. f GT��/ t1 ;�'.::'."':/•� : :. =�!.1;. ::: ':a� ; ::;::; n:;i:;:; � � �:: f Cli ford Phllhps. Following the erative condition WIii �rlttcal I M Of Ith "F 1 h C rs. a ar va O ape ur • LOU smgI n�. of "There ,. i io "Power in t,� By Unlt.e4 Pm• Int.eroatlc•al Sheriff Ted Pitts said sandbag I Mississ ippi. s wa by all foJ. 01.her SOUl'Ce sa d thli m1wi1 Mothers·• sung J J 0CJ3 The Blood Three Our to�lc • v he man ed [ . more thaa . had receiv A mil l ion-dollar flood In an Ok• crews appeared lo ha e won ,a I • ft looks l1k� it's going to lowed with a poem "Mother " 1 fo ld Pledges ' was prese�ted by ts of blood by transfu'-iOD, pin protec 11 l evee hold, Pitts n W sa h re a victory opk a s h aky oo autious i e c t • 50 ho " nd id hamlet b h. m. . a la ma Sund y School attendance o : M 0 d M I 81 • e w lburn l Mra. Hosmer Roush. Readmgs on read by Mrs, John Bu gamer. apparently because of an ar! ill the awol l�n appeared imminent Thursday with May 14, was 46, the orfering l t closed with the •lnging of mlsm on a Miss 1as1pp1 River ing Dyersburg from · � n a l d aug t"· 1m er� y , an; '1 rs i the topic wei-e given by M r s. they "l hemorrha ge that begu ThursdlJ' 66 19 1 na main dike larger a to t e thl a tht; o a d ' n Memor· v levee today dominate • J Of My M ther. " Raymontl wa 1burn spent t he past Roush Mrs Eugene Forbes Mrs. , 1mo n 1 / b d Army tame engineers P . m g. i L_s Worshlp Sccv i(·CS were held a' weekend in Hyattsvme. Mary land. I tlon '• weather picture. Yi Phlll J�a and M n Bradford M aa l A short business meeting was lled on 66 prisuriers from Foi I c� j Summon Former Wife dots storm JO 45, with the Rev. Ca1'1 speak vl s ilmg with M!'. and Mrs. Ronnie During the businelll Showers and fl iunder . se.u lo� ' held. Mrs. T. Bert Roush gave llow prison _ fai m and the coun Pi t , we&t· Famll Wn lbt1l l nnd fami ly. Chandler's condition was the ing on, ' 'Chris t Centered ted 8 static fro•1t along lhe p lea were made for the officers a repor� on the State W S w.s I j, : ul sand hmsl ty lo bags . ies." em Gulf Coast , tovcred New En!'· . I George Ferguson. small grand- I to go to Chester for ic,int lnstalla• Convention held recently, com- : third shock In recent months for DoY.nnver al Memp hi s. thc I Mr. and Mrs Detbert Yost aud , son of Mr and Mrs. George Ba• , u ' fo1• Hol lywood wher-. beloved film of share f t>avy h a with land 1 ments were made by the others 1 T sd y ' river lev l broke an ll•ycar hiP,h Il family of Sugar Grove, � spe..� tey, has been ill at their home ' �: of of l am! t Moun n p:; : ��; : achia l i t Appa the attend ng convention. T h e stars Cla rk Gable and Gary Coop. for the � ' n g. Miss ke I WJth � c, est ex. pe�t�d duri ng thf! Mother's Day weekend with their with measles and is now able to 1 from west r . me the of eting closed with the Lord 's er have died. Gable, 60, died New dempe!ned much ed members for gift ive i her IOWA CITY Ia ( UPI ) The �cekend . Tiie C:ll} s downslown I be out. thn s paren and Tom Mr o 1 1& of a heart attack and Cooper, acros ts, Mrs. Y -:1: northern Cullfrtrnla while m It waa dee� to sel l I Prayer. 8 ig Ten, thoug'h ·fus In_g t eI m · j airport runway on Mud slan · I ," , ° , 1 s cl I and Mr. I and Plain Mrs. Hurry Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber re- · 1 h , died last Saturday of cancer ood m.t tt.-! Plateau nto the Great at th• Ru,,ell raale . ur.c ID on i1 The E u •B , nrolherh ma t e need a s a ac or m 1ts ru le was unde r 2 feet of water m:- , f!O • Mr. and Mr111. Hob.irt Swar1i turned Wednesday from Ft. Laud. Saturday Ar 'tclea on comm I aame night at the church with Mr after a painful illneS!. Uy er County In TennesM'e, I l go,•ern mg aid to a!hi-c tes. ha s Floodwaters m far southeast I U· I · 1 wef_l t to Marletta Sundny to se'1 i erdn 1•• Fla ' w here they have jalam !qdudln · , their ten command-1 oth11 Lievmg servL1g as leader,· Chandler was ID � operatL,g - arloptecl two propo1als to make 1 t Okla homa Thursday sliced eight . I he 1r new grand d11ughter • at the spen1 11le win1er, I ment. were read by Ml'&. K a r I the toPI c wa9 "The Children and room from 10 so a.m to I p.m. h 1.1nle r lo gel aid bust.>d on need t,J!et deep thr,mgh Wister and K kri ht 8st R h me Of � a nd M rs. GeraId ' R and hospltal orfleial1 con�idered · I ramily Life In the Horne." _�I Grueaer. and (''.J.�·i r. r to gPI a ss 1s t1111ce based forced evacuation of 100 pe1"90'!1! s• · . . ''v et �� is � a u n.·n Mrs . I of l�: H=� · wa rtz and ICk1� Lvnn. I on sc IwI arsh 1p. his condition so Hrfou1 th.., . ·.,. u : ..,J sumI th At I e c ose o1· the mee I'mg, ' The Iwo groups met together 1 No por§onal lnju,Jea were re- NI a R oIJ ' , . . w t · will be in Freemont n t M t f h Mn. wife, Marormer U! �;l(''.1 lty rcpre.!ientul ives, first ported , but busir:(!!11 and propertv d essert course was .�.-· to · ·u ror the .social hour and refresh- ! wi �h !J ie ��:r�zt �:�inge for :(l day through Wednesda y :�ere °:e me orie C Moahellt , handler. His fa. rcJ ec1mg a thrcc•barreh'!d propos• owners describrd the flood .ls I menta were served by Mn. 'fllom- p ' wlll meet with CJther members o1; mbe!'s. mother ;md new baby. ther, illi ----al11 wu I OrotseU. p Ph ! al for drastlc revision of the aid "much mnre L!cstm�llve·• th:m : Hoffman, John Mrs. Hoffman, WI j . , the Annual ConJerence Stallstl- ·' . ;;I there. "We should know in the , I Mr Md Mr� Ph1lhp Boy l es . · IIY/�11ched the killer tornado in nearby rf'� u l n rion, bthen,. �l rt Ill i eving n L'0th M a r M rs. Ca d Howr and Br1mda mo:;ed to Belpre. • 1 c_lans of the Method 1!1t congrega- ' Carl'J ! '.' · • udson la Not•: RHd•rs .,.. cordial• tl am o e i b r hno,_ ., Mrs. Chand'..,... G i b b s. Those at ieudlng t h e ' ne. . xt 48 '"'"'f""• � ons Je o LsJ f e, y �e e s lion to prepare a report for t�lr! p it two w ks &Rago, Of thl1 u•• Cl b ly invlttd to I . re• week. last , enl U -Bald. th e rules u pplylng tp eligibility W.S.C.S. were Mrs. Howard Bur ---I une Conference at Lak eside nounc•m•nt 1p1c• for public Mr, and Mr11 . Richard Spencer Mrs. Geoq�e Johnson , of ooru1 Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudsor, : rls, Mn. T. Bert Rouah, M rs. 1 Chandler wu admitted to the for aid. • mHI group lNCI •rean ■ncl They were: :md son moved into the hOUie l Avenue and her father, Frank Hy- of M iddleport hav-e learned thai: j otue Roush, Mn. John Bumgar� : hospital lHt Saturday for .. .. lngs. Notlcet. will " uc•pt:.., d ,.,acated by the Boy les ' , locateJ iell of Rutland were in Gallipolis 1 thelr � ughter, C&nll, sophomore 1 ner , Mrr. Iva Capehart, M i i s eratioo on a ruptured aplnal dise_ H to run delly thr.. •Y• I. Students with demonstrat ed i a�t Mi l ligan Collti11e of Jobnson Miller Bumgarner, Mr1. P. E. which he affered 1ut April II ( or lets) In advance o f tti. 1 need may receive aid if u weigh ton the Dlrisrnore Boyles form. yesterday where Mr. Hysell enter- , l •vent. NotlcH rec:el vtd for ed combination of their high Mrs. William Carr and daugh ed Holzer Hosipta) for surgery . ! City '. Tennessee. hu � electt.., J Pickens, Mra. E. C. Riddle, Mr1. while wo t·klng In ··Th• M1r1ud,. s OCI mor• than th'" Insertion, presid ters visit•ad her parents, Mr an.1 Kenneth Sauer, who has been / a-ant, Mn. Clayton Ath- era " in Luzon, He wu, gives 1 e nt of the Girls Servk-e i R. F. -, school mnk and U1t•ir pedor· will N held until mHtlng 1 JI th f Club ege. co 0 e Mrs. Robert mance White cQ)lege admissio l of on Kern,, n Otha Llevlng and Mn. aerlei of lhot1 ta deaden the Mra. ey, te�ts here visiting with hi Ry M nrtha Holelngu father, th• •bctva .-.qulr•mer,h. e fo is 1b r ed pur the · Th mdlcatei. they wll\ maintain a J.7 I S11n,lay School attendance at Mother 's Da_y. · ) � Batey. Thole attendlng the nervet and le•� tenai,. at a, rm fo ,-' Lewis Sauer, Jr., aince last SaturCh of lst se n work and Mr. r Mrs. Cla i r Woode and 1 day lc,ft Thursday for his home in po amo i �herhood were Edgar Layae, Luke's Hoapital .In Maalla an4 L,n lhe loral r.hurch on Mother '• Dny Y_____ uverage In col lege. •_ u_ _ ____TO eg l l the t and assi ey l e , st with Fred Batey, Rev. Georp Icen- went back. to work. althou&h ht h co 2. Students m Hy rereive foll nid wa 12B• .Receivin flowers wr. re : Conni Sue @f Chester visited hit Palo Alto, Calif. Mr. Sauer had Glrl Scout T roop No . 41 Rum g ices by near se at all church- hower, Orls Bumgarner, J O h n was in great pain. m mage & Bake Sale ol the M ien• w i thout need If the combin:ll ion Mrs. Martine Rockhold, oldest parent. a Mr. anti Mrs. Charles [) been in Dayton last week on bus- rv also and e do charity ,;IOl't hi• B umprner, Paul Rickard, Robert s ael'■ Bldll, , M lrtrl leport, Friday of L helr high school rank and ! molher; Mrs. VJctor Chevelier, Woode, and Mr and Mrs Wil• lness and from there wenl to young I his sister, Mr. cludfnl service at the children's Cooke, Luther Smith.. Harold Bumvii;il to burgh s and Pitt Carr liam SunJay and Mr. family, est; performance teat their ' ndicates Mrs. Eldon and Saturday i to 5. BlakP and Mr. 11nd Mrs. Howard evening. IZIIJlll �nd Mrs. Claude Durg�e and fam- home, nearby. a 2.0 average for col lege. �• � Lieving. o t h • The Willing Workers class of · S tdlth lo accompaftled was for .Uf M . ily te compl Yl1and Mr. famlly rn Mrs. s pre P Paul Buckley e Lteving, Edward Bumgarner, Har:revloualy , students in the top the Enterprise EUB Church will j Jeff d a Durgee Mrs. by dleport Hel Picli:en,. Rev. Robert DUle, ruu To rlf n sister her Hed Ktr Fae Ihla meet Friday evening at the i t wo-thlrd s of their high school ent. . pe Clawson Romh. Ralph Gibbs Sr. home of Mn. Geoffrey WIison, cl aS!I were eligible for aid, pro- Mrs. Pm1llne Brewer and Mr:1. i:,, Sheltering Anni Hospital one and Ann who returned home S E 1,.'11- Meet day, vlding that they eould show need, Donna �lsse ll and son were Mon- evenin� last wet>k. Roae Hill. BIRTHDAY , ,,_ ----Mr. and Mn. Dana Boffmau day visitors of Mrs. Emma Van At Sundu.y morning services The Past Matrons of Evangc- while only stud1.:nts Jn the upper Surprlll y VaBlrthclay A (or ers the Dall Community party w n and Mrs. Glady■ Violet vilited ter and Me potted pb.nts were nlve1 for 800· line Ch.apter 01<.:s will meet this qu11rter of their r lnsses were -r• 1 of honor In given S,Ucu,e ati , Uible for School c Christina on . . He;,• '. Rn Freeland Non·11 at hJ8 home l · r. an M d M rs. Sol 81gI ey an d son Mother'!I Day, � r , The eldest mother, A I I ' aKI without demonstration Friday evemnR at the homl' ol nutted · wlll me<.'1: thiA IVffling at 7 at tbt ud s 12th birthday on Saturday In Racine, Monday, and blld spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Swartz : the youngE111t, Mrs. M. L. Frendi in Middll' port. i of need. Me lst ch� for their fint . her pa ta, Mr. and Mn. 0. him much improved. Jame a Carter and famlly of Lons Grace Dorst ; the largest fa J m ly I h e 1'he 2 o aven� ge specified for Because of act1vitie11 al �How re; • w tr u:' 1 Bo tlmn. Mtveine Yost. achools the meelln!,! ls being lwld I continuation of full .!lid for the �� en ploy� llrs. Myrtle Frolt II vilitlng her ' and�� oc1 -�� '-· 11_11· �-�� �J "' 1 "l ■ llllftllU were .,. daupter In Qmunbus for • re-. &111;1' �- I! IN og L-VUW'-'WQ Rev. and Mr1. Alvie Martin ______ ,_ 18 a ••c" avera�. bmnone wee k earI 1er t han t he1r r,;-.; ... ath le� . . h ,._ Unltecl �� � .., S eel HID, days. E' J••·•ancy MIiier N to B rcuu-cu �Ill'"°' y p nt Sn Iurday evenmg w ith Rev. POIN ROC T K . ular meetmJ.: d ate. Mrs, Roi) I caUy the 1,11me ave,age requlred J and Mrs. Elden Blake. the Flnt United PrelbyttND Jeuette lUllu, udy AtbeJ, Tom- 'lhl Senior elau of Eastern ert Harrie will be the us1stln ;• .I fm. graduation. Thus any athlete . __. .,_ u;......,-11 - UV""'"" �'--·'" ...L_.1,..... QIW\W -·• the MCIDUWfi Mr . ftnd Mrs . Sam Cheve1 Jer Mr, and Mrs. W ' E CampbeII Church ·-•,- Haward High Schfiol Wt OD theJr trip fe ' who progresses norma l ly towar,! bo!tess. a and Mrs. Nelma Snoke of Lancaa- entertained the 8th grade elass of but wu Wl8b1e to at-- Wubinlton &alidq. with the Methodist u the apc,n- sent a I �racluation would be entitled t MAV !I ter \llsited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Columbia School and their guests · t end. year. th!, cJwrcb aor.iq Jira. Dem � ucl two ddJ4. ,; 11 be held at the full ald wit hout any need. A tong fest ..... at their home Saturday evening, . LONDON (UPU-America's al- All teacher, .- helpen are Chevelier. IIOtARY few daya ,I Columba ND H y I e 1 1 Hun Free Methodi.�t , Prevloualy, any stude�t entltl� Mr. and Mrs. James VanMeter Games were pl�yed and refrelh• lie, around the world spreued urged Gilberte Borda WU pell to be pnant for tbt trabhen her wWi ad 2 lo full aid on the bas11 ct hig11 and family and Raymond Holsing• ment sened, Church Sunday, Mey 2:1 at guarded appfoval today of the Ing IIAlaa. , . speaker at tbe Rotary Cl• wbesa Xra. Jalul · · p.m. Every onP la wel�11 tr, school 1 rade1 had lo maintain a er · spent Sunday with Mr. and D. v. Morris was elected pnsl- idea of a meeting between Pn,al'.a . ' attend, Rev, Rooert E. South t1n 2· 5 average, midway between • Mr1. Alva Holsinger and son Vlr- dent of the Castor Cemetery Aa- dent Kennedy and Premier Niki . ta -· 1 ··c" and a ' " B" , to re tain .hia gll and Mr. and Mr■. Junior Hol· ..elation at a recent meeting, Khrushchev but warned agabut grant. MAY !1 singer. Stewart Keeton waa hired as sliX• any u:peetation that it would p.,. ..,., 11, -----The Pomeroy Bend Citizen Leonard Barker ha1 been Ill. ton for the comtr1g year. duce notable results. , MRS RAIKE ELECTED Band Radie Club is holding a p ie Mr. and- Mra. Sol Bigley and Mrs. Allie Nkhols and IOII RIWIII and ita aatelUtes were HEAD Or A88N. IIOJI, Eddie, and Mrs. Jame. Car- and wife were Sunday callen at upecrted abo to welcome tbe at the ROMC Springs F a i r PT. PL�ASANT - Mrs. Ralph ter and daughten vlaited Sunday the Vale borne in Dye1ville. Ground. Sunday at 12:30. M(•fil Idea m tbe theory that the Col.fl• ben. tmir families and tt·iend11 W. Haike has been elected preal- with Mia Louise Bigley or Mid- J. P , Hensler and f.aml)y, New- munllt world had notbin.g to JON &rk, spent the weekend with ad mipl perba In Invited. Bring covere<l dii.h dent of the Registered Nurses As- dlea,ort. ,111 pin .,.._ ad your own r.able service. Pop sociation of Mason County. <>then Mr. . and Mn. Junior Holsinger home folb. thlq from IUCb � meetJq. elect..t to ofli<o -e Mn. Rob- ,pent 8aturda7 nJabt wltll Mr. ll(r, and Mrs. Frank Johnttoo, wlll be lumilh"" b) the cluh. ollleo In Europe ....., M_r. and Mn. G. A. Radekfn and publicly optimJltic about ert Lutton, vice president; Mra. and Mn. James R. VanMeter. MAY !t the fllo 8yncuae Ladle, Auxiliar, Billie Morgan, ,ecretary; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Cheveller Tma, Mr. 1111d .Mro. W. I. SW.II, Konnody-Khruahchet talb, bul tho Volunteer Fire O.paoi, I Carl Lynch , tnuur.r ; Mn. WIJ. rilitecl Mr. and MrL Archie Mr. and Mrs. Kober\ Holliday and apreued private .....,. ove� , , Judy and Mias •ugltlta Barber. S- !ht poulbUtty that not wm hold a jitney ,upper al 1 1,am Mamhout, parlin..tarlan. tbt)' WOOlld bo 9'llool bouoe Saturday, May Mrs. Roborl Luttoo la the out- M r1. Dorio Gibhl and ...,, ap,nt """ Sunday guesla of Mr. ud � ID ''bla two" dltollnp a few days with Mr. and Ml'I, Mr1, A. D. Morriaon. II. beginnlnc at ,a p m Every gomg presklent. world aff.a.b. Reed. llr.. Neva Nlchol""1, Mrs · Nol- with ... lo wolcomo. Proceed, are to Dr. Doo Hatten, Chief of Ob, Webster French � Charlu cit Mn. Fannie John,oo and Mn. lie Vale ond son , Jolm, and A.-lla fnlldi the purcha,e ,1 a "'"' Bletric, and Glnecology at Piea.. .,.,.. dinner ...... o( Gaulle• "ho bolle\>eo ho la ""' t r a V ,nt Valley waa the IIIJffi speaker Emmit anMt t nd aon, David, Radekin . ttudi. 'IIIIS CIIAL· pent Tuuday with Mrl. M AZle Mr, and Mra. J. E, Radekln. Ip tttled to • �� ab- lo ohop, I and u,ed ;.. hII topic "Cancer ol , MAY !I W , 11o1oin,.r. the allemoon th• group "1lllod � estern ,,.....,. WU belioved the Ce Jy" wbicb h oI the e . � Do ,... A Ch le,i Slaler ID Jo, be � 10 the Idea ol Ibo, honorheld wao obower otorl: M• 'T&AQS� !00 por .,� sep� 1s Ina Jllra. Grace Hobiopr Monday Mr, and Mro. ar ,-..._ :.;:•: Syraeu w l be 0 meej!ng. Obom.. In Paris bf. J(ri AIIGNS dioi;Annu ....,. la _ agno,ed ear\y, Dr, Hatten dJIICWI., evening. - -• , All . Martha Comr, Karen Coler, Llntla 'Woll, llevetl, �•. ljtat De Gaulle � ir,IP0:11 - the me.tmg at ed tho - lbal can be perform. Hollfllger Mll rttl Sc.-.,., He[. l!dcllo BlpoJ, Allee F.,- � llllpi 1111 pai!tlkiil , d the lact � ed to detect ""'-""' of the fflVlil, ., Wolfe. VlrgJnfa Plllllie r,, Dort& VanM-;" � VIID ""'"""" '1!111 him belcn 11Ay 11 . Ho allo <lilcunul tho C8lltes ol Blglq• i!llle Kerwin Della om� II- ,.__,1 ..._ -....-.. - _,.._,._ ........... lllinubcibev ' t . , ( ' • --, ..,... clau meetina is .., ,...,;;· . Ian. llarlha Wolf, llhfrll)' &Imp, a...11er.. S.ndln1 1if1a �. ,. • , · ... v... 11 2 P.111, at Free ,� �,,,' �-"-' _,.,..._, - ,_ A q..,.. porlod non, Lona Cllniller, Dmna V111 11n. 11woe11 Cline, . lln, Da,111 B-; Mt. - II � , JC!...., at BatO follo!Nd Dr, Hatlla'I talk. - Moler, car.Jo Wolfe, L¥dJa 0- Qma, 111J1. J- aJM, Ii1J1. , .,: 1111 lam ii, llln!lii � bepa 111 ' � ( iii' l'lln..W. onc1 Bashan ..., _,_ lliJ�...,ie, were lluI,J lier, Grace Holalapr, � . \ • Bill ud Mn. 'lllll. a.v. o.c,embw.' '' • ., t1<"'1tld. , . t-- � - ,. . ·. •. .· --...-�..��"'l r•I'.,•'· · • -� � _..,._ ,,_ •. 111,-. i ant,r(M_..,a.se.:,., . .,., � w--CJiiriellilr� ·· a.ar., _ ·,, '�, ·oI ./ I ,r • '1,� ·, • r /, i I 'l � • >' s,·g Ten I 1 S • Ab t fems AnnoUneeS A,•d Changes 1 I ·! •I •j·· 0., � I �o_ned . IR I Eden I I I :::r: I 'aJ Noles n \ �- Meigs-Mason -----------:! dn · Middle!Jort i I Coming Events n I • id I I Sm//, ?j ,es OK • :l Toppers· p•-!-- r1a · �::::,'':!.i Staff: • Meeting Of JFKr Khru· sh . * .., News, EVents· ll1RPIU8lt --.uuri;:, =�• , . lift AdJaui1t. B • ' Sleevt•les� For Summer Comfor1. Sizes to 14. $2.99. & up THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT RECORDS All Your Favorites I $7.,s ,,, All The latest Popular Tunes e 45's gymnasium were Darrell Mi�­ chell, Bruce Wallace, RichanJ Wilson, Rey Pickens :and Mike .. Archer. the e 78's e Hi-Fi's • Stereo's Hear Them Today At WERNER RADIO AND TELEVISION "Where Radlo & TV Is A Business Not A Sideline'• N. S•cond Av.. Mlddl•port AT A GIRLS CMAPJ 1 2J-- Lovely Straw • • • Tote Bags ONLY . SA VE . . . SA VE . . . for a new ear SA VE vacat ion trip, college education, home ownO: ship, husines::; opportunily . Save at Tbti Citizens National so that YOUR dream, m"1 !OLA'S GIFT SHOP RUTLAND, OHIO WATCH - - - Forest Run WSCS Held come true. co MAY 26th & 27th Rowley & Reed Hardware HONOR ROLL @Jil� fer .the CAPand GOWN CRmvD ,' eHamilton, Bulova, Elgin Watches eMeeker e Meelcer Hand Tooled and Rolfs Billfolds Ladies' Handbags • Speidel !dent Bracelets • Speidel Walch Bands Featuring The "Twist.(). Flex" As Seen On TV e Speidel Tie & Cull Link Sets e Ronson Lighters " Many Other Timely Suggestions · .I . . Bado. .P.!1!, •= .,.. .,,._ ;Jtt; •,' "-lijor- '. \,-. 11Uf'R1Ma"•, ":ii,, '.,. WY MAS , Complete· -------ROOM ··--LIVING 3 C.mplet1 Rooms Of Furniture WAS I ""° - Ir/ -:0 SIDING Different Grades and Quality To Suit Your Taste Hemlock - Yellow Pine - Redwood Cedar INGEL'S FURNITURE 'liell car., PLANK FLOORING HOTPOINT 30'' RANGE $199.00 with trado , If ,,_hers n ' · Trs t ¥. 1 � , LE. P'.) �- 0 '- · � � -:: :. :, , , ' 3 E - •:, E :. '. r1 'T:.:. r< , R.(.- rt ,. ..._ � � ',C \ '. · · Now Located In The McMaster Bldg. u. s: ";8k' •:, wtt. 111- liliiel\S ,,alioNll B hk for Our Grand Opening me a. O.posits Insured By F.D.I.C. 3% Interest Paid On Savint1 ,. ' . Complete KITCHEN $595·00 AT , , , · IMC£R1= MIDDLIPOIIT Mlddltport Friendly atmosphere cnates a good mood Bapti,nuil Sert1kea WUI Be On Sunday bo Boptiamal ......... will held al Ille l4ldtlleport levee Sw>· day afternoon at Z:30 p.rn. by the awrci.. of the NIWIUDe of both Middleport and Pomeroy. Qydo J. W'llf-t h e IUddleport church and Rev. E. I!. C. of th• Pomen>y church - . a ... . _______ will ...... .. . ... . _.,.., ....._____... We like lo aee frlendl Pl tocether o • e r our dell-. u clouo .... much time u ,ou like; we never null our_ Tan 111.._ •• t The Martin Resta11ran MIDDLI,_,- ON ltDUTI 7 ''-----------.;.........,_.. It's Smart To Use Plenty Of Caulking Just Add Water For Consistently Uniform High Strength Concrete or Mortar VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY , TIIIRD AVE. PHONE WY-2-2709 . , ',u ,., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . .,. ..,, .I �• • � 'it"$+' 'I � · Ji �· [ I ... .. •. . r '" T -r.� ·- ·,1 • P-, i J , �rnl i nrl. Pomrrov•Middlrpo rf , 0 , May 1 9 . l M l ..'! ' Grand Chance/for, Ohio Domain, Wl'Js Guest For Fides Lodge Meet l.n.'1 11al Eighth Grade Party Held / In Middleport High School Gym ,T O l.� G .J . .- r- ...... l,JVE WJJ\}'�8 u nn� · rrr nJ,( at ,. c-o :10s.ess, Tue me: ll" o n The Li•:t• W ire Cla,i '. of t h Church. m ; ·e? lar fororl. with \1ll' roll Lh � H:ir . . od .' !e .. c st ',tlV lliwrn E . l .B. ChuiTh m ..!I bemg answered with ' · \'a11 1t' .:r 1 '01 :a i3 f om ::.:rn. n�. Chile Jii '!\..e i'iay e·,- ening at the chur. •d Wear YO\'I' F'avorne Spr,n� an.i w;.is p:irtlv t:rlurated in tht wlch Mrs. Kermit Grc"Si, Mr: lo":er." A short buslnn11 meet• i.,n ttd :-.,.i.e� He is emp1ovecl by P. �•. Br:, ... r,! and Mrs. F:·ed Ba · ,:y �\-'i·�ing as hostes3es. The rtlef'I .tg wa!I ron,;ucle.:I hy Mr .�. Don- an Aluniinum Compimy located , ing or,end with the singlDJI: o! 3.Jd Foglesong. Mn,. Harry Layne in . Hlwaukee, W11. and i8 spendt,ynm " Ha ppy The Home When ·etOrled thaL the park groWlds ing Sl'Vrral w�ek.s hne observing I Co:: Is There" fol lowei with scri'" of the Ale::•QuiUen Memoria l wurk «t Ou,'. Philio Sporn Plant ture le1rnn by Mrs. Clitr Roush: Julld'ng had been cleaned off by ' LIONS CLUB the American Legion Members. The Lion� Chili mt>l on fuesday Mr Mr,. Jv� Capehart and , George Jt!we ll gave reading! on and arrangments had be-en made evening at the Le�ion Hal l for , Mother. Th!s wa1 foliqwf"d with to have it mowed lw_ke a month. their dinner meeti� T}le Legion . U e singing of hymn •·Fallh or Tne by- annual regdmg of J h e AUXl. 1 tar; 1. -.sT't , h• memlJef 1 . � Our Mothers. " Hrs. Berlh.a Cun- , Constitution and By.Laws were meaI . Al thetr ina � JI. b "'& • s usm 1 • I nlngham presided at the short read by Mn. Ray Proffitt. Mrs. an e..,c ' were held ,� , 100 · o1 off1cers presented the , !!16l = . �bus in�u meeting. 111.e me!ting . Howard Wagmhals _ . . , or th e . ..., year. r-n:'l'IIden1 ,1 program, her topic . was · How to elosed with the Benediction. F. C. R�ichert ; y·ice pres1'dent . care for Tub eroSes. . I Those attending were Miss Mil- ! Fear; Secretarv-Treasur, Willard . . d, . ! Ue Bumgame1r Mrs. George Jew. The social hour was en)Oye er Ed Cunmngh am,. i.1o_n T a� I and refreshments were served to , u ' ,_ . :,I E ' eII . M ts. ver�, Lauoem .1It , .nrs. . • (:• - Jack Frey; Tail Twister WIiiard I l Jame!! King , Mr@. Bertha Cun• , lbo�e atl.t:Ddmg: Mn. Hobert Johnston ; Directors Batey, C •- . J oh n woJ fe, and nJna0 ham • 'Mrs• Howard Burris I Armstrong, Mrs. Fred harIes Le.s�r I l 1 iam ,, Mrs. Clayton Athey M rs. Otha• Mr . R · F· BrvanI· M rs. W'II' I Ch arIe1 J eweII• A d'1Stusa1on wa1 . ' . , Llevmg, Mr:s. E. C. Riddle, Mrs. . Chls ler• Mn· H· L· Dyer' Mrs· 1 held and tentative plans were G 1 E' Donald Foglesong, Mrs. R. : Jr,hn Bumgarner, Mrs p , · · I Greene, Mrs. James Hampton , 1 made for a 4th of Ju1y fei h.val. Pickens, Mrs. Iv& Car.eh.i.rt, Mr1. , Those atten1'ng were Charlni � . , . ' Cllff Rou�h. Mrs. Edgar Layne , Mrs . Hu;i:o Juhlmg. Mrs. H :irr�· L�£le1 . Jo.in Wol fe, Ed Cunnt� Mrs e La n Herm drs Layne yn a , ' , Mrs. Harol .. Fry. Jr. and Mrs. ' · ham, Charles Jewell, F. C. Reich. ' ' .' j Martm Ohlinger , Mr s. Ray ProfThelma Capehart f !tt , Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mn. 0t- ert Md Robert Johnston. &Al.DEN CI..UB MEET he Roush Mrs. Velma R o u s h. The New Heven Ga �den Club 1 Mrs 0 . A Sm ith, Mra J, L. Stew. met on Thursday evenmg at t he . ' art . 11Irs w T. •Stone, Mrs. ow• . " I �� . home of M rs. Ray P 1c k ens, Sr · ard ,..agen ha Is, Mrs. N . o . wem Mrs. Philip Wolpert, Mrs. Ll oyd Hollman and the hos]e,,es, Mrs. I Roush and Mrs. Pickens. BROTHERHOOD It: W .S. W .S. ' - '1 I 1 I r,rv I I I I -- " �n!�!!�. Said Critical The Ruth:�:':i°lhe w. s w s. of the New Haven E.U.B. Church IUP!l CITY met on Monday evening at t b e CULVER gged gra h8j �• ac· t r Je R ehurcb. Mrs. Howard Burris w as ' 8ndler, we\ n� by n: hour, leader for the meeting, her topic � e o was "The Home and The Church � �; :at mg room, fought flt ay at Culver City Hoo, e Wockmg Together." The m eetL 11 Ing opeoed with the ainglog of P a "For The Beauty o! the Earth,'" Dottors said Ch.atfter, 41. • M inersville HOSPITAL COMMISSION - The Meigs County Hospital Commission, authorized under the Ohio statutes to build a "county hospital" are Method�t church met Wedne,day pictured above at a meeting this week in the county infirmary. Posing with them are George Smith, second row and second from right, hospi• l evening at the church with Mra tal consultant, and Leo Vaughan, front row, right, secretary. Board members are, seated, l to r, A. C. Bradford, RoUert Jacobs, Dr. Raymond ' Karl Grueser v·ice pres ide·nt' i� ' Boice , who were members o{ the trustee board named In 1946 unde r au thority of the Veterans Memorial Act, and who presided over a fu nd chBr e of approximately $200 , 000 voters at that time intended for a memorial hospital; and these newer members wpo .came onto the commission Gr:uP singing of "Living F o last year , I to r , A_. G . Mehlman, Te.d Reed, Jr., (c_h airman), Henry Ewing, and right, Fred Russell. - Sentinel Photo. (See Pages 6, 7, 6, 9, Jesus" opened the meetlog rot and JO for more pictures and malenal about Hosp1lal Week. lowe d wIth prayer by Mr . Stel - - --- · ---· --- - ---- -- ---- --- ---- •�-�Alfred Million- Dollar Flood Hits Oklahoma ' ov1e Ac..,or I Chan di er Is :D ev otion s Held By wscs o , .-- ==;;,I- �� === --= ·---:-=== Around And 1 m c: . :::. f GT��/ t1 ;�'.::'."':/•� : :. =�!.1;. ::: ':a� ; ::;::; n:;i:;:; � � �:: f Cli ford Phllhps. Following the erative condition WIii �rlttcal I M Of Ith "F 1 h C rs. a ar va O ape ur • LOU smgI n�. of "There ,. i io "Power in t,� By Unlt.e4 Pm• Int.eroatlc•al Sheriff Ted Pitts said sandbag I Mississ ippi. s wa by all foJ. 01.her SOUl'Ce sa d thli m1wi1 Mothers·• sung J J 0CJ3 The Blood Three Our to�lc • v he man ed [ . more thaa . had receiv A mil l ion-dollar flood In an Ok• crews appeared lo ha e won ,a I • ft looks l1k� it's going to lowed with a poem "Mother " 1 fo ld Pledges ' was prese�ted by ts of blood by transfu'-iOD, pin protec 11 l evee hold, Pitts n W sa h re a victory opk a s h aky oo autious i e c t • 50 ho " nd id hamlet b h. m. . a la ma Sund y School attendance o : M 0 d M I 81 • e w lburn l Mra. Hosmer Roush. Readmgs on read by Mrs, John Bu gamer. apparently because of an ar! ill the awol l�n appeared imminent Thursday with May 14, was 46, the orfering l t closed with the •lnging of mlsm on a Miss 1as1pp1 River ing Dyersburg from · � n a l d aug t"· 1m er� y , an; '1 rs i the topic wei-e given by M r s. they "l hemorrha ge that begu ThursdlJ' 66 19 1 na main dike larger a to t e thl a tht; o a d ' n Memor· v levee today dominate • J Of My M ther. " Raymontl wa 1burn spent t he past Roush Mrs Eugene Forbes Mrs. , 1mo n 1 / b d Army tame engineers P . m g. i L_s Worshlp Sccv i(·CS were held a' weekend in Hyattsvme. Mary land. I tlon '• weather picture. Yi Phlll J�a and M n Bradford M aa l A short business meeting was lled on 66 prisuriers from Foi I c� j Summon Former Wife dots storm JO 45, with the Rev. Ca1'1 speak vl s ilmg with M!'. and Mrs. Ronnie During the businelll Showers and fl iunder . se.u lo� ' held. Mrs. T. Bert Roush gave llow prison _ fai m and the coun Pi t , we&t· Famll Wn lbt1l l nnd fami ly. Chandler's condition was the ing on, ' 'Chris t Centered ted 8 static fro•1t along lhe p lea were made for the officers a repor� on the State W S w.s I j, : ul sand hmsl ty lo bags . ies." em Gulf Coast , tovcred New En!'· . I George Ferguson. small grand- I to go to Chester for ic,int lnstalla• Convention held recently, com- : third shock In recent months for DoY.nnver al Memp hi s. thc I Mr. and Mrs Detbert Yost aud , son of Mr and Mrs. George Ba• , u ' fo1• Hol lywood wher-. beloved film of share f t>avy h a with land 1 ments were made by the others 1 T sd y ' river lev l broke an ll•ycar hiP,h Il family of Sugar Grove, � spe..� tey, has been ill at their home ' �: of of l am! t Moun n p:; : ��; : achia l i t Appa the attend ng convention. T h e stars Cla rk Gable and Gary Coop. for the � ' n g. Miss ke I WJth � c, est ex. pe�t�d duri ng thf! Mother's Day weekend with their with measles and is now able to 1 from west r . me the of eting closed with the Lord 's er have died. Gable, 60, died New dempe!ned much ed members for gift ive i her IOWA CITY Ia ( UPI ) The �cekend . Tiie C:ll} s downslown I be out. thn s paren and Tom Mr o 1 1& of a heart attack and Cooper, acros ts, Mrs. Y -:1: northern Cullfrtrnla while m It waa dee� to sel l I Prayer. 8 ig Ten, thoug'h ·fus In_g t eI m · j airport runway on Mud slan · I ," , ° , 1 s cl I and Mr. I and Plain Mrs. Hurry Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber re- · 1 h , died last Saturday of cancer ood m.t tt.-! Plateau nto the Great at th• Ru,,ell raale . ur.c ID on i1 The E u •B , nrolherh ma t e need a s a ac or m 1ts ru le was unde r 2 feet of water m:- , f!O • Mr. and Mr111. Hob.irt Swar1i turned Wednesday from Ft. Laud. Saturday Ar 'tclea on comm I aame night at the church with Mr after a painful illneS!. Uy er County In TennesM'e, I l go,•ern mg aid to a!hi-c tes. ha s Floodwaters m far southeast I U· I · 1 wef_l t to Marletta Sundny to se'1 i erdn 1•• Fla ' w here they have jalam !qdudln · , their ten command-1 oth11 Lievmg servL1g as leader,· Chandler was ID � operatL,g - arloptecl two propo1als to make 1 t Okla homa Thursday sliced eight . I he 1r new grand d11ughter • at the spen1 11le win1er, I ment. were read by Ml'&. K a r I the toPI c wa9 "The Children and room from 10 so a.m to I p.m. h 1.1nle r lo gel aid bust.>d on need t,J!et deep thr,mgh Wister and K kri ht 8st R h me Of � a nd M rs. GeraId ' R and hospltal orfleial1 con�idered · I ramily Life In the Horne." _�I Grueaer. and (''.J.�·i r. r to gPI a ss 1s t1111ce based forced evacuation of 100 pe1"90'!1! s• · . . ''v et �� is � a u n.·n Mrs . I of l�: H=� · wa rtz and ICk1� Lvnn. I on sc IwI arsh 1p. his condition so Hrfou1 th.., . ·.,. u : ..,J sumI th At I e c ose o1· the mee I'mg, ' The Iwo groups met together 1 No por§onal lnju,Jea were re- NI a R oIJ ' , . . w t · will be in Freemont n t M t f h Mn. wife, Marormer U! �;l(''.1 lty rcpre.!ientul ives, first ported , but busir:(!!11 and propertv d essert course was .�.-· to · ·u ror the .social hour and refresh- ! wi �h !J ie ��:r�zt �:�inge for :(l day through Wednesda y :�ere °:e me orie C Moahellt , handler. His fa. rcJ ec1mg a thrcc•barreh'!d propos• owners describrd the flood .ls I menta were served by Mn. 'fllom- p ' wlll meet with CJther members o1; mbe!'s. mother ;md new baby. ther, illi ----al11 wu I OrotseU. p Ph ! al for drastlc revision of the aid "much mnre L!cstm�llve·• th:m : Hoffman, John Mrs. Hoffman, WI j . , the Annual ConJerence Stallstl- ·' . ;;I there. "We should know in the , I Mr Md Mr� Ph1lhp Boy l es . · IIY/�11ched the killer tornado in nearby rf'� u l n rion, bthen,. �l rt Ill i eving n L'0th M a r M rs. Ca d Howr and Br1mda mo:;ed to Belpre. • 1 c_lans of the Method 1!1t congrega- ' Carl'J ! '.' · • udson la Not•: RHd•rs .,.. cordial• tl am o e i b r hno,_ ., Mrs. Chand'..,... G i b b s. Those at ieudlng t h e ' ne. . xt 48 '"'"'f""• � ons Je o LsJ f e, y �e e s lion to prepare a report for t�lr! p it two w ks &Rago, Of thl1 u•• Cl b ly invlttd to I . re• week. last , enl U -Bald. th e rules u pplylng tp eligibility W.S.C.S. were Mrs. Howard Bur ---I une Conference at Lak eside nounc•m•nt 1p1c• for public Mr, and Mr11 . Richard Spencer Mrs. Geoq�e Johnson , of ooru1 Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudsor, : rls, Mn. T. Bert Rouah, M rs. 1 Chandler wu admitted to the for aid. • mHI group lNCI •rean ■ncl They were: :md son moved into the hOUie l Avenue and her father, Frank Hy- of M iddleport hav-e learned thai: j otue Roush, Mn. John Bumgar� : hospital lHt Saturday for .. .. lngs. Notlcet. will " uc•pt:.., d ,.,acated by the Boy les ' , locateJ iell of Rutland were in Gallipolis 1 thelr � ughter, C&nll, sophomore 1 ner , Mrr. Iva Capehart, M i i s eratioo on a ruptured aplnal dise_ H to run delly thr.. •Y• I. Students with demonstrat ed i a�t Mi l ligan Collti11e of Jobnson Miller Bumgarner, Mr1. P. E. which he affered 1ut April II ( or lets) In advance o f tti. 1 need may receive aid if u weigh ton the Dlrisrnore Boyles form. yesterday where Mr. Hysell enter- , l •vent. NotlcH rec:el vtd for ed combination of their high Mrs. William Carr and daugh ed Holzer Hosipta) for surgery . ! City '. Tennessee. hu � electt.., J Pickens, Mra. E. C. Riddle, Mr1. while wo t·klng In ··Th• M1r1ud,. s OCI mor• than th'" Insertion, presid ters visit•ad her parents, Mr an.1 Kenneth Sauer, who has been / a-ant, Mn. Clayton Ath- era " in Luzon, He wu, gives 1 e nt of the Girls Servk-e i R. F. -, school mnk and U1t•ir pedor· will N held until mHtlng 1 JI th f Club ege. co 0 e Mrs. Robert mance White cQ)lege admissio l of on Kern,, n Otha Llevlng and Mn. aerlei of lhot1 ta deaden the Mra. ey, te�ts here visiting with hi Ry M nrtha Holelngu father, th• •bctva .-.qulr•mer,h. e fo is 1b r ed pur the · Th mdlcatei. they wll\ maintain a J.7 I S11n,lay School attendance at Mother 's Da_y. · ) � Batey. Thole attendlng the nervet and le•� tenai,. at a, rm fo ,-' Lewis Sauer, Jr., aince last SaturCh of lst se n work and Mr. r Mrs. Cla i r Woode and 1 day lc,ft Thursday for his home in po amo i �herhood were Edgar Layae, Luke's Hoapital .In Maalla an4 L,n lhe loral r.hurch on Mother '• Dny Y_____ uverage In col lege. •_ u_ _ ____TO eg l l the t and assi ey l e , st with Fred Batey, Rev. Georp Icen- went back. to work. althou&h ht h co 2. Students m Hy rereive foll nid wa 12B• .Receivin flowers wr. re : Conni Sue @f Chester visited hit Palo Alto, Calif. Mr. Sauer had Glrl Scout T roop No . 41 Rum g ices by near se at all church- hower, Orls Bumgarner, J O h n was in great pain. m mage & Bake Sale ol the M ien• w i thout need If the combin:ll ion Mrs. Martine Rockhold, oldest parent. a Mr. anti Mrs. Charles [) been in Dayton last week on bus- rv also and e do charity ,;IOl't hi• B umprner, Paul Rickard, Robert s ael'■ Bldll, , M lrtrl leport, Friday of L helr high school rank and ! molher; Mrs. VJctor Chevelier, Woode, and Mr and Mrs Wil• lness and from there wenl to young I his sister, Mr. cludfnl service at the children's Cooke, Luther Smith.. Harold Bumvii;il to burgh s and Pitt Carr liam SunJay and Mr. family, est; performance teat their ' ndicates Mrs. Eldon and Saturday i to 5. BlakP and Mr. 11nd Mrs. Howard evening. IZIIJlll �nd Mrs. Claude Durg�e and fam- home, nearby. a 2.0 average for col lege. �• � Lieving. o t h • The Willing Workers class of · S tdlth lo accompaftled was for .Uf M . ily te compl Yl1and Mr. famlly rn Mrs. s pre P Paul Buckley e Lteving, Edward Bumgarner, Har:revloualy , students in the top the Enterprise EUB Church will j Jeff d a Durgee Mrs. by dleport Hel Picli:en,. Rev. Robert DUle, ruu To rlf n sister her Hed Ktr Fae Ihla meet Friday evening at the i t wo-thlrd s of their high school ent. . pe Clawson Romh. Ralph Gibbs Sr. home of Mn. Geoffrey WIison, cl aS!I were eligible for aid, pro- Mrs. Pm1llne Brewer and Mr:1. i:,, Sheltering Anni Hospital one and Ann who returned home S E 1,.'11- Meet day, vlding that they eould show need, Donna �lsse ll and son were Mon- evenin� last wet>k. Roae Hill. BIRTHDAY , ,,_ ----Mr. and Mn. Dana Boffmau day visitors of Mrs. Emma Van At Sundu.y morning services The Past Matrons of Evangc- while only stud1.:nts Jn the upper Surprlll y VaBlrthclay A (or ers the Dall Community party w n and Mrs. Glady■ Violet vilited ter and Me potted pb.nts were nlve1 for 800· line Ch.apter 01<.:s will meet this qu11rter of their r lnsses were -r• 1 of honor In given S,Ucu,e ati , Uible for School c Christina on . . He;,• '. Rn Freeland Non·11 at hJ8 home l · r. an M d M rs. Sol 81gI ey an d son Mother'!I Day, � r , The eldest mother, A I I ' aKI without demonstration Friday evemnR at the homl' ol nutted · wlll me<.'1: thiA IVffling at 7 at tbt ud s 12th birthday on Saturday In Racine, Monday, and blld spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Swartz : the youngE111t, Mrs. M. L. Frendi in Middll' port. i of need. Me lst ch� for their fint . her pa ta, Mr. and Mn. 0. him much improved. Jame a Carter and famlly of Lons Grace Dorst ; the largest fa J m ly I h e 1'he 2 o aven� ge specified for Because of act1vitie11 al �How re; • w tr u:' 1 Bo tlmn. Mtveine Yost. achools the meelln!,! ls being lwld I continuation of full .!lid for the �� en ploy� llrs. Myrtle Frolt II vilitlng her ' and�� oc1 -�� '-· 11_11· �-�� �J "' 1 "l ■ llllftllU were .,. daupter In Qmunbus for • re-. &111;1' �- I! IN og L-VUW'-'WQ Rev. and Mr1. Alvie Martin ______ ,_ 18 a ••c" avera�. bmnone wee k earI 1er t han t he1r r,;-.; ... ath le� . . h ,._ Unltecl �� � .., S eel HID, days. E' J••·•ancy MIiier N to B rcuu-cu �Ill'"°' y p nt Sn Iurday evenmg w ith Rev. POIN ROC T K . ular meetmJ.: d ate. Mrs, Roi) I caUy the 1,11me ave,age requlred J and Mrs. Elden Blake. the Flnt United PrelbyttND Jeuette lUllu, udy AtbeJ, Tom- 'lhl Senior elau of Eastern ert Harrie will be the us1stln ;• .I fm. graduation. Thus any athlete . __. .,_ u;......,-11 - UV""'"" �'--·'" ...L_.1,..... QIW\W -·• the MCIDUWfi Mr . ftnd Mrs . Sam Cheve1 Jer Mr, and Mrs. W ' E CampbeII Church ·-•,- Haward High Schfiol Wt OD theJr trip fe ' who progresses norma l ly towar,! bo!tess. a and Mrs. Nelma Snoke of Lancaa- entertained the 8th grade elass of but wu Wl8b1e to at-- Wubinlton &alidq. with the Methodist u the apc,n- sent a I �racluation would be entitled t MAV !I ter \llsited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Columbia School and their guests · t end. year. th!, cJwrcb aor.iq Jira. Dem � ucl two ddJ4. ,; 11 be held at the full ald wit hout any need. A tong fest ..... at their home Saturday evening, . LONDON (UPU-America's al- All teacher, .- helpen are Chevelier. IIOtARY few daya ,I Columba ND H y I e 1 1 Hun Free Methodi.�t , Prevloualy, any stude�t entltl� Mr. and Mrs. James VanMeter Games were pl�yed and refrelh• lie, around the world spreued urged Gilberte Borda WU pell to be pnant for tbt trabhen her wWi ad 2 lo full aid on the bas11 ct hig11 and family and Raymond Holsing• ment sened, Church Sunday, Mey 2:1 at guarded appfoval today of the Ing IIAlaa. , . speaker at tbe Rotary Cl• wbesa Xra. Jalul · · p.m. Every onP la wel�11 tr, school 1 rade1 had lo maintain a er · spent Sunday with Mr. and D. v. Morris was elected pnsl- idea of a meeting between Pn,al'.a . ' attend, Rev, Rooert E. South t1n 2· 5 average, midway between • Mr1. Alva Holsinger and son Vlr- dent of the Castor Cemetery Aa- dent Kennedy and Premier Niki . ta -· 1 ··c" and a ' " B" , to re tain .hia gll and Mr. and Mr■. Junior Hol· ..elation at a recent meeting, Khrushchev but warned agabut grant. MAY !1 singer. Stewart Keeton waa hired as sliX• any u:peetation that it would p.,. ..,., 11, -----The Pomeroy Bend Citizen Leonard Barker ha1 been Ill. ton for the comtr1g year. duce notable results. , MRS RAIKE ELECTED Band Radie Club is holding a p ie Mr. and- Mra. Sol Bigley and Mrs. Allie Nkhols and IOII RIWIII and ita aatelUtes were HEAD Or A88N. IIOJI, Eddie, and Mrs. Jame. Car- and wife were Sunday callen at upecrted abo to welcome tbe at the ROMC Springs F a i r PT. PL�ASANT - Mrs. Ralph ter and daughten vlaited Sunday the Vale borne in Dye1ville. Ground. Sunday at 12:30. M(•fil Idea m tbe theory that the Col.fl• ben. tmir families and tt·iend11 W. Haike has been elected preal- with Mia Louise Bigley or Mid- J. P , Hensler and f.aml)y, New- munllt world had notbin.g to JON &rk, spent the weekend with ad mipl perba In Invited. Bring covere<l dii.h dent of the Registered Nurses As- dlea,ort. ,111 pin .,.._ ad your own r.able service. Pop sociation of Mason County. <>then Mr. . and Mn. Junior Holsinger home folb. thlq from IUCb � meetJq. elect..t to ofli<o -e Mn. Rob- ,pent 8aturda7 nJabt wltll Mr. ll(r, and Mrs. Frank Johnttoo, wlll be lumilh"" b) the cluh. ollleo In Europe ....., M_r. and Mn. G. A. Radekfn and publicly optimJltic about ert Lutton, vice president; Mra. and Mn. James R. VanMeter. MAY !t the fllo 8yncuae Ladle, Auxiliar, Billie Morgan, ,ecretary; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Cheveller Tma, Mr. 1111d .Mro. W. I. SW.II, Konnody-Khruahchet talb, bul tho Volunteer Fire O.paoi, I Carl Lynch , tnuur.r ; Mn. WIJ. rilitecl Mr. and MrL Archie Mr. and Mrs. Kober\ Holliday and apreued private .....,. ove� , , Judy and Mias •ugltlta Barber. S- !ht poulbUtty that not wm hold a jitney ,upper al 1 1,am Mamhout, parlin..tarlan. tbt)' WOOlld bo 9'llool bouoe Saturday, May Mrs. Roborl Luttoo la the out- M r1. Dorio Gibhl and ...,, ap,nt """ Sunday guesla of Mr. ud � ID ''bla two" dltollnp a few days with Mr. and Ml'I, Mr1, A. D. Morriaon. II. beginnlnc at ,a p m Every gomg presklent. world aff.a.b. Reed. llr.. Neva Nlchol""1, Mrs · Nol- with ... lo wolcomo. Proceed, are to Dr. Doo Hatten, Chief of Ob, Webster French � Charlu cit Mn. Fannie John,oo and Mn. lie Vale ond son , Jolm, and A.-lla fnlldi the purcha,e ,1 a "'"' Bletric, and Glnecology at Piea.. .,.,.. dinner ...... o( Gaulle• "ho bolle\>eo ho la ""' t r a V ,nt Valley waa the IIIJffi speaker Emmit anMt t nd aon, David, Radekin . ttudi. 'IIIIS CIIAL· pent Tuuday with Mrl. M AZle Mr, and Mra. J. E, Radekln. Ip tttled to • �� ab- lo ohop, I and u,ed ;.. hII topic "Cancer ol , MAY !I W , 11o1oin,.r. the allemoon th• group "1lllod � estern ,,.....,. WU belioved the Ce Jy" wbicb h oI the e . � Do ,... A Ch le,i Slaler ID Jo, be � 10 the Idea ol Ibo, honorheld wao obower otorl: M• 'T&AQS� !00 por .,� sep� 1s Ina Jllra. Grace Hobiopr Monday Mr, and Mro. ar ,-..._ :.;:•: Syraeu w l be 0 meej!ng. Obom.. In Paris bf. J(ri AIIGNS dioi;Annu ....,. la _ agno,ed ear\y, Dr, Hatten dJIICWI., evening. - -• , All . Martha Comr, Karen Coler, Llntla 'Woll, llevetl, �•. ljtat De Gaulle � ir,IP0:11 - the me.tmg at ed tho - lbal can be perform. Hollfllger Mll rttl Sc.-.,., He[. l!dcllo BlpoJ, Allee F.,- � llllpi 1111 pai!tlkiil , d the lact � ed to detect ""'-""' of the fflVlil, ., Wolfe. VlrgJnfa Plllllie r,, Dort& VanM-;" � VIID ""'"""" '1!111 him belcn 11Ay 11 . Ho allo <lilcunul tho C8lltes ol Blglq• i!llle Kerwin Della om� II- ,.__,1 ..._ -....-.. - _,.._,._ ........... lllinubcibev ' t . , ( ' • --, ..,... clau meetina is .., ,...,;;· . Ian. llarlha Wolf, llhfrll)' &Imp, a...11er.. S.ndln1 1if1a �. ,. • , · ... v... 11 2 P.111, at Free ,� �,,,' �-"-' _,.,..._, - ,_ A q..,.. porlod non, Lona Cllniller, Dmna V111 11n. 11woe11 Cline, . lln, Da,111 B-; Mt. - II � , JC!...., at BatO follo!Nd Dr, Hatlla'I talk. - Moler, car.Jo Wolfe, L¥dJa 0- Qma, 111J1. J- aJM, Ii1J1. , .,: 1111 lam ii, llln!lii � bepa 111 ' � ( iii' l'lln..W. onc1 Bashan ..., _,_ lliJ�...,ie, were lluI,J lier, Grace Holalapr, � . \ • Bill ud Mn. 'lllll. a.v. o.c,embw.' '' • ., t1<"'1tld. , . t-- � - ,. . ·. •. .· --...-�..��"'l r•I'.,•'· · • -� � _..,._ ,,_ •. 111,-. i ant,r(M_..,a.se.:,., . .,., � w--CJiiriellilr� ·· a.ar., _ ·,, '�, ·oI ./ I ,r • '1,� ·, • r /, i I 'l � • >' s,·g Ten I 1 S • Ab t fems AnnoUneeS A,•d Changes 1 I ·! •I •j·· 0., � I �o_ned . IR I Eden I I I :::r: I 'aJ Noles n \ �- Meigs-Mason -----------:! dn · Middle!Jort i I Coming Events n I • id I I Sm//, ?j ,es OK • :l Toppers· p•-!-- r1a · �::::,'':!.i Staff: • Meeting Of JFKr Khru· sh . * .., News, EVents· ll1RPIU8lt --.uuri;:, =�• , . lift AdJaui1t. B • ' Sleevt•les� For Summer Comfor1. 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Complete KITCHEN $595·00 AT , , , · IMC£R1= MIDDLIPOIIT Mlddltport Friendly atmosphere cnates a good mood Bapti,nuil Sert1kea WUI Be On Sunday bo Boptiamal ......... will held al Ille l4ldtlleport levee Sw>· day afternoon at Z:30 p.rn. by the awrci.. of the NIWIUDe of both Middleport and Pomeroy. Qydo J. W'llf-t h e IUddleport church and Rev. E. I!. C. of th• Pomen>y church - . a ... . _______ will ...... .. . ... . _.,.., ....._____... We like lo aee frlendl Pl tocether o • e r our dell-. u clouo .... much time u ,ou like; we never null our_ Tan 111.._ •• t The Martin Resta11ran MIDDLI,_,- ON ltDUTI 7 ''-----------.;.........,_.. It's Smart To Use Plenty Of Caulking Just Add Water For Consistently Uniform High Strength Concrete or Mortar VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY , TIIIRD AVE. PHONE WY-2-2709 . , ',u ,., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . .,. ..,, .I �· • · · ' � · - · � . SEO Standings ' .l w Athem . . . • . . . . . 10 Pomeroy _ . . . . 10 G.ilipolil . . . . 9 MidcUeport , . s Logan . . . . . . . 6 WeUston . . . . . 3 4 Jack■on u Nelsonville- T 2 0 3 0 3 2 5 a 7 l t O 5 O 5 o L .. . ... . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Spot 1st Into Moves s H GA --.. --�:"j R OP.. 33 32 64 4J 69 ts 5 1 45 74 'l.i -t2 1u 48 52 12 38 llJ,._ THE -· SPORTS DESK Spri'tg H�s Sp �un g ! Use Oasslfied, Clean The Attic Of Don't Wants I Smith Blanks Yellow Jackets On Two Hitter; Jack Saunders C0 11 ects TWO e1· ue Dev,· 1 H.its Dall Conley Blanks Detroi t League Leaders, 1 ·0 which they hammered manager real dW"ing a curlOu■ !le'l9'11� By J'RED DOWN Paul Richa rd,' lop-grade pi tching Inning in which Ryn• Duren Vol.... ....., ,.,.....,.... , inches f tall 8 8 ,t.arr He'a t, for 29 runli. and. ee o,llid Sentinel Sports W rUe r struck out four men and yet G allipolis rallie d for fi ve runs in the si xth inning he staDWI �t for the � Soll t Sen•IJI Atnip& Defea ielded two unearned runs, Jim op d s y "' , t �.&t.MLI . tubborn Middlepor 5-0. The th year like th, Empire ate Thursday evening to r .. ..., . "''""" into hflh Athl•llco The St b vC oba k E Ch Land� tripled and Shermaa Loi. Blue Devil triumph shoved tho uc St rt- lyde , , Bulld mg on 1M Boston Common. pla<e In lhe AL on the stl.nglh lar ,ing letl for th, big blow, or Crt\11' into undisputed first place In th e SEO coached ans SEO SOUTH DIVISION i so • arv he Southern Division, one-half game ahead of idle Pvmeroy. He'■ Gene �ley, of course . ot the long-ball hitting of � i, . R OR w t Inning whkh l>rought Fra 'l.k TEAM p atchh steady the touch ■till mtainl and he and Throneberry i i.a ma ivi n n th In The l oss left Nola P. Swackhainer's nine e d so Bpumann his second win of the 28 17 Gallipolis , . . . . ◄ .. • ,tar baseball pitcher even Ing or Ray Herherl. Thronoberry c ark. m 0-4 an with basement, yea , Pomeroy . . . . . , ,. , .1 u run.a Athletics' the h aU basketball ca in r pro a drove ree ia if Porte n b .ea ma and m:ious Both were squads ter key r his t a . 25 2'.! 2 Jackaon . , players on rain-soaked Memorial 1ingled to center, ,coring Dun p!.iiyer la very mucll ln jeopardy. with a three-nm homer in thl!' . 6 !7 Middlepo rl . . . o ◄ OF.FE N D I N G SF.OAL (ha mpion Pomeroy is schedul- Field ha■ ■Upped to the point second lnning and I sin[!le in the Conley aa fteae Larry can. e,..ening. yesterday u Middlew a 00 fe HAWKS SIG�lninTOTALS 1 1 73 71 ed to play a single g;;:ime with Jackson Hig h Schoo l baseport's two first slring hurlen, M.iddJe mllcue Jack SallDden where the world champion Boston eigh.lh wh i le Herbert pitched a ; . . ·� ;,f;J(o'U '!n , 1,· 1 bal l Squad Saturd ay a ernoon I wea th er condI 1 tons a 1 - Boone H m ' dY_ and Tom Aodenon, c1.1!lected hia aecoQd atng.le, scor- Celli cs o 1-1111: NatanUI k out ng tr ti •--·t B.uaet�a • seven-hitter w�He e 1' l ST. LOU IS t UPI) _ ��elow to wer e not �va1lable. They are lour· Ing Dave Porter. Tbat made ii Auodation are unlikely sign three and walkmg one. SF.O NORTR DIVISION Carthy, the top playms� for tht T he Panthrrs a r(' presen t l y tied with the Gal lipolis Ing W ashmgton, D. C., wtlh other U R OR w n:.or L . With two down. G ary Por- him nut year bql bil base�all Bob Alllso1 homered and Har- St. I ouis Hawk� last se.eison . ha, B l u e De.v i l s for first p!ac.:e m the Southern Division. If members of the senior c asa of 12 o fi Alht>ns J ter lined a •in1le lo Jett, scorinj .Uill■ are •WI IUffltlent lO brmg mon Killebrew stretched his hit- i;iigne<I his Ul6H;! �ntract . wit.J Coach Russell Moore's Dovs ::;hou l d t�ke this single : Middleport. Chuck B sh, soph Reese and J. Sauaden with the • smile to the face of the m uch- ting streak to 12 g:ames with a the National 8'lSketball A:;soclu3 " l g � m e and Gallipo l is loses its next encounter , Pomeroy more catcher for lb1, uMlddi , obarraued Red S o x manager first-inning single for the Twins tion club. 'Ibe 6-2 . 185-pound 2 16 ���s�on ea la final GAHS marten. 1 l will possibly be on th way to another championship . e Higgins. Mike wilh action o( out thre-ateoed idd wrlsl roken a 4 O 11 1 Nelsonvi 11 e M leport ,.faJ drew only 11,878 fana for their guar d avera[!ed 1.3 polJ1ts per only once Jackson , rated a strong pre-season favorite, was bo�nti �seman . For th GA.HS, Ro d lf• an the contest. lo the aixtb, the Conle demonstr ted TOTAI...S 10 19 112 1 12 ced around by game while coOlpiling a club higa. home night game. first Thursday G a l l i polis 8-:{ Wednesday evening giving y a er SauOOerJ1 m game e , Jackets 430 as.s1Sb during the camof the handed loa SolC White The a, Ron on sacb the d@d tb the B lue Devils a tie w ith P&meroy . be ttill b the , tar be au 0 d nt ' Dave Rob · Can', double, o GARS Jnisc:ve, nighth"that , , paign. deslraight Angell their aevenlh in bueball w ith � se � tP. ;::{ ! touc The game is scheduled to be played Sal urday REMAINING GAMF..S· • r s , ace ur er a I ugger, was and • walk by Dick Smith. . _; · 1 , afternoon on the Wahama field M iddleport will be out � nu.t liant four-hitter that earned � Gallipolis at Middleport 1 . _. � , . . ' apple cart early next week, 1 1 at home A tOC'th8Che kept Rob came with two out. Smith whiff. Devils Blue the upset to � <Monda J er ls out ◊I school all day Thun· ed _chuck Swa-:khamer to end � Sox ,• l -0 " tclory over thd• wou ld giv� Pomeroy frre reign o( the Southern �oalC • 1 '• • .- � / which T .. was "6-..rs. 1 "' son {s Pomt>roy eonley' I secon J••k y Oil .... · day A t th8 tbreal . OJl. D VISI I f01l Pl Stllll1 w-in 0( the Yea rand red---.11 . Jackson vs Poll'lt" r uy 1 Thursday 1 , ""'� the -...a:tSA.tlLl_ . , ,,_, However, 1t was one of t h. e Smith m Picking up hq fourth .,. . , . . , S Americ League an Detroit leading Neutral field • . • -tS JAO 1 ,.� .... / , :.. "-'' .., . W hether the Sollthern D1v1 s 1 on w i n ner may be Pom- best pl ed . A games 00 Memo 1 wln f the C I two against , . Ti gera· flrst-plaee lead over the 1 ;,,:, , ) eroy or i:;. a 1 1 1 ol1s, one will race At hens who 1s 5·0 i n Fie MIRi'S A,Ml:I . . , ' I d th"is ' spr1ng. M'ddl ·�� • eport ca . "1�,• �•- • a!lose � ba� W"'1 two hill , walk ldle New york Yankee, to 4¾ ,, , "r \ ' 1.,;:;:;•. . c ed y b b h een n i og d i l B w h I ay. ave u I I p e o eague s wo t s • ed ?n Jumor Jack wler to h urI , t·- . G �TS M AN Y CALLS •uJ"ee, and struck out al.x. eu, . gamee. . �.I}� , • forfeit though �gamst . the �ellians. For five Inn- ter. in hia initial apparance, VIHGI NIA BEACH. Va. I UPl i ) A'• Bat hln■ THE SENJOR PLAYERS of both Pomero and M id- m . . gs . the Jacket hurler had the whitred lwo, walked three, a n d 'Mle Kan.aa1 City Athletlc1 -Sgt, Billy T Moure hu received · edged .,, . . t: :Hep ort have now returned from the tiring ;enior trip Galhans ��, on the rope.a - he 1a-ro gave up six saftlles - four in the out the Minnesot Twin,, a ut 30 telephone cnlls a day a n d are ready to s u i t up again Middleport i s 5-4 m a ll a 4 3, and - n.� )· � up only singlee to �ack Saun- fa�al sixth rung GA.HS errored the Chlcqo WhJtl s ce May s f:: . beat Sox the � games this year and Pomeroy IS 10-3 . . '-P 1 _ ,-ders and Dick RoderK'k - and twice, MHS once. The reason. Boo re h<1s the telels Los An lei An i A CANVASS O F he Racine area will be made: Satur• : �: the : held � � pi1ooe number listed in !he irec. l ma loop Jack cJ: aders • Saunder, two •inglea ac only scorelea�. t> r Tornado Su mmer Leagues teams , l a cti � day by memb,ers of sh the n lory nevl lo the name nf C� dr . ttom f e o ed the Gal sixth a the o lian, s . J Carr'• d ubl bo their pport su or day or night Wa ington at hoping for addition a l contributio ns to �Jan B. She�ard Jr , Ame r ica's a misty rain began to fall. Cus• and Manning Baumgardner·, 1mg: Baltimore in learns. the American Lea f1r� t •pace pilot. Raci.ne S ummer· Leag�te Directo r , Coac� Larry Morri• �er weakened. He walked Roder- le were the only two Jacket • hiQ. wu -rained out and no . Shepard has a new unl isted sou said at least $ 1 00 1s needed to provide the neces- 1ck to open the frame. Roderlck GalllpolUI wlfl play lta fioa"I League games were scheduled. number. But Lhe telephone book sary eq ui p ment and uniforms . Also, Morriscn has asked stole second. JM Duncan popped Southern Divislor battle at MidCo 1 et sk:i�hr won't reOect the ch<1nge until a l l boy s formerly w i t h either Little League , Pony League a s ingle to center . sendlng Rod · dleport Monday 'Mle Galliana; an! � �: not yet re• eritk to third. Cerald ArrMtrong 4-t in conferenrt play, one-half walked only t:: \atter, r_:���· __ -· or High S�hool Summer Leag�e who. have llfted a high Oy to right, BCOrlng game ahead of defending champ- &truck oul to do so Immediately. uniforms. -turned their five for the weu,. - -· -J -- -- Roderick on a s.icrifice fly for ttw ion Pomeroy, w� is 3-1. Pomero , hittin Red Sox He the nly NOW - - - I I Th e Tiank.� . Culls 7 ; T. Davis, Dodg• first run of the conies!. ls to play Jacbon twice t h i • nm the�tb needed ing Then the roof caved in on Cus- weekend. A Pauther 1011• a n d when· Pete Runnel■ ,Ing� crs 7and Time 'To Deal A.mt!rican League-Gentile, OriGAHS win over Middleport wou.kl Don Buddin followed with a long oles 1 1 : Mantle, Yankees 10; Col- � give the Devilt a ri1ht to batt� doublt 10 risht field. C O L' D ' lt I' U L By tr11lled Pn-11 lnlrroatlonal 1 avilo. Tigers 9: Kil lebrew , Twins �thens, Northern Dlvilion cham- The Tlpn, who had acored 19 National 1-t'!"gue 8; Allison, Twins 8. p1on11 , for the 19111 SEOAL over- nma in their three previous Run5 Batted lo all championship. Player &: C lu� G, AR H. II. I'd. pmet. lhreatened 11' the fourth W I T H P' O C K ■ T Nalloaal l,eaituP - C � p e d a, Mathws. Mil. 26 105 rn 39 . :m � inning w h e n Rocky Colavito • 2 31 105 24 38 .3u2 Giu11ls 9 ; Aaron, Braves 26; MIDDI.EPORT (O> Moon, L. A. walked 'Wilb two out and Nonn � HAND Clmnte, Pitts . 27 1 14 15 40 .351 Moon, Dod ger s 24 : Mays, Giants Ry UoJtl!d Pre11 fnleraatlOQII PL4.YER·Pot. AB R ff PO A Caah singled. Conley, however. You'll want nveral or Clonch, 11, . . . . . . . . :s o G 4 :i induced Steve Boros lo fly to ..... Cunghm, St.L. 26 !l2 17 32 .348 24; Hobinson, Heds: 'I' . Davis. American Leape l theN fine premium cotton , ' w. L. pct. GB Carr, cr, · · · . . , · . . . 3 0 l O O right fielder Jackie Jtn,en for the Calison, Phil. 29 !Ofl JS 33 .330 Umlgers 2 1 ; l 'lemcnle, Pi rates . · Te<t pgckeled all-around Detrolt 25 80 12 26 .325 1 a ll 21, • 0 0 I 2 final out of the Inning. .,L, . . . " . . • • Gonzlz, Phil. 2.1 JO .6'1 . . . Morria, .., Soon The Boats lhirta in your choice of Aml'rlcH League-Gentile, Or i• New York Oil lb er 26 105 22 34 .324 Bolling, Mil. . . • ¾ 1• I O e 3 0 Jensen had twa doubles for the • . . • • · 12 571 4 ··· Wi l l Be "Cruis ing colon. 26 1 02 15 33 . 324 oles :l?; ('ash, T ij.!crs W; Colavito . Minnesot a Aaron, Mil. 16 14 ,533 5\, Swackhamer, 2b, . . J O O O u Red Sox who tagged AL ,trlkeout Down The River Vinion , Pitt.� . 22 90 2.2 29 . -122 Tigerj 27; Mantle. Yankct!s 2 U ; Cle\reland rn u .533 SY.a LJtUe, If, . . . . . . , . , . 3 o o Sizes: S,M,L.XL. O king Jim Bunning with his fourth 2/l Tigers . Boros, :m Kansas .32 Wills., t.A. 0 City JO t:l2 22 13 13 . 500 6¾ Bolyard. rf, . . 2 o a t a loas of the sea!IOl'I compared to In A Boat Pitching 15 18 .484 7 Mctlhinney, ph, (7) I o O O o two victories. 'Jbe Tisen Baltimore Atn111rlc11n l,Hgue started And Motor From _Na lonal L ue - u f f a 1 0 · Washington 15 17 . .ffltl 7'11 Baumgardner, •: • . . 2 0 t 3 1 the aeries with the Red Sox after � H. Hobnsn. Bal. 32 12!1 24 4ri . 349 : ;: G ian s 3·0 : , res, gers 5· 1 ; Chicago MIDDLIPOAT 13 16 .448 8 Allenaworth, ph, (7) 1 o I O 0 a triumphanl three-glffle ,weep METROPOLITAN TtilTI.pl{) , Clev. 30 l l? 16 40 .342 , McCormick, Giants 4-1 : Pur key, Boston er, s . . . . . . . . . p, ••• '-- dururs _,.,____ Orio2 0 o O O of the 8cui,u•wn, J2 17 .4l4 9 Cta f 8O ros, �-t 33 11 3 l7 39 . 339 11 1.1 _,1s 4- ,...;. I,oes, Giants; ' . . MOTORS" Huni, Los Angeles 1 ., w 9 19 o .-1 • II f .i• 11u. TOTA. n LI J3 103 26 S6 .333 Cash, Del . Reds; M llell, Cards; Burdette, 11t ur■day'• Reaultt GALLIPOl.18 fll . ··_ ,'·' '"' 21 36 . 330 I 11. H Sievers, S.. Them Nowl 8rave, � JI 3. 1. PLA "' •' Boslon ER-P I Detroit 2H AB R ll' Po A 0, night 3 V N. " "' 2 G enlile, Ba l. \ · AmHlcaa LHgae - Moss ! , Tl- Kans.as City f Minnesota 3, night Roderi k, c, . . . . . . . s l 1 7 .O e 29 103 rn 33 .320 Beltey, Min, gers 4-0; He�un, Tigers 4 -0 : Lary, Chicago 6 Los Angeles 4, night Duncan , cf, . . . . • . • s I 1 J t 29 I Ill 25 3 .314 I 7 TigC'rs 6-1 : Ford, Yankees · Wil- Washington at Ba] Umore, ppd Armstrong, rf, , . . . 2 0 0 1 "' ., o ��e!:/�::�v. 28 1111 18 · 1 , ri t lcs ; Wynn, Whit� Sox threatening weather. D, Porter, lb, . . . . . 3 0 : 7 :� l ;:; :: o ' " W Gt·een, Minn. I 18 . 1. lb, (7) . . . . . . o o O l k, (Only Lua scheduled 1ames ) ll1'r-aneportatlon On Home Kuni Reese, 2b, . . . . . . , , , 3 1 O O 2 Frklay•• Probllble Pltcb et'I Lan d and W11ler" Natlo11111I kagul!"-Moon.' Uodg1 FIGHT RESUL TS Phvne WY,2-3870 J Ch· 1cago Loa at w:r,, Bl, • • • 3 1 J z 4 Angeles (2, twl - , Saun,_ ers 10: CC'pl'dn, Giants !! ; llobinBy United Pre"' lnknatlonal 606 I. Main St. Pomuoy m·g1•t > -A haw 3-I J an d Score ( J. t ) SmIth , P. . . . . . . . . . . 2 O O o :i , son. Red� !I; Mays, Ginnt !i 6; McKEESPOHT. Pn. U P I vs. McBride ( 2-2 1 and Casa te G. Porter, 3b, • . • . . S O 1 O I Fred Ma r llnovi<-h, 130. Pittsburgh (1).3 ) , Webater. U• . . . • • . . , 2 o o 2 (i ' outpoint ed Dick Diveronlca, 137, Detroit at Boston (night) _ TOTALS If s I It llt TIME for a MOTOR TUNE-UP Syracuse, N. Y. 10. By Innings: Mossi 14-01 vs. Schwall UM)) . • I � � I.OS ANGELES UPI - T o n }' Washington at Balllmore ( nllht> R R F, • Herrera, 126, Jnglewood, Calif., -McClain f4-3! vs. Brown ( 2- U, Middleport 000 flOG O - O 2 1 ·•· �-•t."!" �- · ·1,: oulpointcd .Johnny Cate, 125, Ook• New Y"rk at Cleveland (nlght l Gallipol is . 000 005 x - 5 I 2 Jund, Calif. 10, -Ford (4- 1 1 v!. Perry (2-2l . Errors - Sw■tkhamer� J, Kansas Ci t y at Min nesota Saunders, Reese; lb-hit - Carr; NEW YORK IUPJ)-Dlck Lead <nighl l-Hakow f0-01 vs. K rallck SB - Morrb. Roderick: SAC heller of the U11iver.sity of Main(' !3- 1 1 . Armstrong; RBJ' s - G. Port.-:· · .. · ; , 1 . . ..,. " (21, Arm1lrong, D. Porter, and I. Saturday•• Games :md Francis Morelli of C'..olgat� have signed 1961 - 62 contracts with Detroit at Boston Sawtders one eedk WP - Smith the New York 'fitan1 of the Amer Washlnglon at Baltimore 14-1 1 ; Loaer - Cwlter (O-J ): IP Cleveland at York New Leodbelter League. Football ican Smith 7, Custer t: AB off _ -� -"liii o fl.-3, 230-pound<>r, and Morrlli, a Kansas City at Minnesota Smith 23. Cutter 24: HO .._ Smith 6-2, 258-pounder, are equally adept J, Custer I ; RO - Smith o, Cult IOnly game■ echedt,iledl Naltna1 Lea111e at offense and defense. er 5; BB - Sm.Ith S, Cu11tet s; · - - - - -- - -W. L Pd. OB DP - GAllll, Sml1h, J. Saunden San Francisco 20 a .8fl0 lo D. Pbrter; ER - GAUS ·s, Plttsbursh I& 11 ·""' s Middleport O; LOB - GABS I Cincinnati 17 12 .$98 3 Middleport. I; Umpires - Lln.r Los Angeles 19 14 .578 .S don and Graham; Scorer - WI!.• • Milwaukee 13 13 .500 511 son; 'I1me - 1:21. SI, Louis 1 1 1' .423 71! M°"""1 GAllll at Mlddleport Chicago (4:30 p. m.) . 10 ta .3115 10 8 st Philodelphta 11 Thund-,,'1 BeMllta It toall ,0 mlnutao, wOi1clnlt IT INo game■ scheduled> Ume lo buy a pound ol mot!. In .. N. s.ccind St. , Friday'■ ......blo Plklllen IINI; today It lonl loN lban 19 KARR St. Loui. at Chica80-Sa<lockl mlnu� (2-2) VI. Hobble ( t-41 , P I t i • b u r g h al Phlladtlpbla Cntghtl-Frte,,d 14-3) ••· llohal• r,y 13-31_ ---11� ------)Milwaukee II Clnclnuti <nl&ht) -Willey I I�> or Burdelta 1:1-U vs. O'Too1' (S-SJ. Loa Angeles tt San Francilco · · ,.. ••. .. . (nl1ht1-Dryadale (S-21 VI . Marl­ chal <2- 1 ). BY BOB WINGETT • rSaturday s Game W th Jack n • poses panther Opportunity rt r :MKI. :..n dete�:�u:ho:. i! LEADERS W: "-"-------...J I ii '. o' RI.G. $1 59.00 • F-:85 NOW AT & l' AN ZA1'DT by .m ' , WORLD'S NEWE ST SPORT COUPEI 'iude Inside thl• fitry new elamor co upel Ltan a b ck Jn comfortable bucket aeat1-1tand­ .,.i at IO extra eo■ll Feel the thrlll of lts new lloektlle 185 h.p. Ena:ine • • • four b■nel �tor, dua) outlet elh,us t,, hlgh,torque rear u.lP.! You tin be amnn1 th& tint lo ' � Ohbmohlle '1 action-packed Cutlass • • ,newest and 1portle1t ol lhe smaller can!I . ,, u •·� & Vjff ZANDT MOTOR S.LES, WEST MAIN STREET I A N K F I N.A N C l � G LOW DOWN PAYMINT 16 MONTHI TO PAY L O O K I N C, f O R I N ', U P t, N C E .., -- Sie1111 , YEUJW PAGES · Stlnlion Ave. & Palmer St., 9'tHlfi,S; OHIO , ' .: . . ALSO A NICE SELECTION OF � -. ,.�lah -,_ · -. ·� , • · C.II LY 3-1238'-or l.Y 3-1239 s. i:o;.'"r,""OnJi�udier·� yoi�m .4;eney � ... -·· -· ---� • Trail• r, P!!� I l .., M, �o��= - '57 Ford 4 Dr. VS 1 ,��1:1 I '57 Plymouth VS _ $895 _ $995 '57 Buick V8 - - - $1295 '57 Oldsmobile - _ $1095 - $1795 '56 DeSoto VS - '55 Oldsmobile - '55 Ford VS - - - $595 River Report all•"::t, =- :; =�iw _9!� •a. •-• :::s EST'" TI . _ .,, •.,.. 0wnerl--::-:==:-:-=-=====-- c.MP ..., O,ri ,tory B L A E T T N A'R ' S ,1::" i. �7i� ii c- • nan daJ, ·Iii 5 NEW CARS -MUST GO THIS WEEK fi: -..:, Oldal ea1 :::--==_,.,=,,_=.,,.-- Call -IVJ-Wl>L - 1:11" ... ,.:! ll1olr "'i:; ■ '6>00;• I = .._ WY_.._ ff .... a.. p L - -. &.. Powell. ■ - :. MARllET '8500.00oo. R.,PORT va · $3,1 06.71 va $3,066.75 •I ff wt WmdrJ --.a ..... va -• 1n,,..... THIE .,, - ._....,. RI. 1• � IJIGlff ROOll HOUSE AND I AOOIUNW I 1t ate · 11Aft1 - roam home; !lm 11-romD CINI: l I Chmolel PolrersJlde __.. 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Lan wiu .,,, INt. ctt11 £ c-• - 1wu,c i,1,,11,m. 1 r , . • , 1 , ... .� Holl 1 Jedlr aled ConjO republ.if: ef 13 --...A-, , _ to,._t-'� Pomer oy. Call WY 2-%733. 11 . .. I(. ,!' ... ,.. fflutTr..1.1......1 91 ,_ 81o1mm,1, h... .. f.<Oflied II.ii MUllo& , >l boun i lUteJ emerged Coday from lhe 1 ......- U\,111,11 --.-,.. S-3-lfc DK --i . ftftdH1 in 111, C.urt 11-1 c;,,"'m,.,n l!'r 1,.,1t,t,,ta . l :, 1 ltlt' past Pi.J•utf Pi.u. N,t,. Cou111i,,, Oh.lo , ' ••• ...., = leaden I ol lldy, !lmltll. ,c 11 , l'OR ClONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 13,IL, pru-1111 h•r cuuru trom 'M -.ert IJ&v.<l 1 Cunningham. W conference ol eon-.ie., f ROOMS W(TH BA'lll, pl heat• 1 ..kl ,u111 �- l'.:..oll vn (k ,,,u ..., �· Oet'tt'odln\l. RATES 11-, he,aded by cenlral Prtaideoa Jo·-- W1'I · ,_ w.,._ Ne, H,111 1,u.. nr•Jrt:1 of , 1 ut) ..nd nlr,ttn. Ki.nt-r:in D , . Lll1Ut!I Da111 ed. lfl Syr acute. P,_,., N TI I A. a ha• • J'.!" ' f c.nta per word. one lDMrtiob. .llln1mLUD cbar&._. � c uotf .. , PrGPlr ru ethlr lt)'. for O and c e ' C .. at l<l• 11.. l'UII.ral.d.-. NOTICa l'I'el wi.c, h m ve · • MiM ■epll Juavubu. � 15 ate 01-enna llama' • WY 2-6931 · • Jhnnm d .-,u ., •Ill IN for iw1rtn1 ua or · • ~ _ , i nnta. 8 centa per word for l.hrfli conMcutjve toaertiou. 1 95 � 11111, ••rUa, N,. Hampmir•. 1 11 ti alln th., lllh ,,,. "' '>C1• . 11J11• hr Cli1udiJ J Hull. Gallipolis, Jc.:-ph Tat llatel would ,_.lace t SpedaJ-ont month tor 30 eente per word. •�,o,, , ,. auauu .. VAILABLE A TRAILER ""ACE ti. rHlodt11 ,1 ffl'I' ;,rl . • -C•c11 i:. COQII:. ,11tntlff ,--cc::c:,---Kenn Ha· r,� Jll 2 GaWpoUs. premat ,m pr"O\'tl'lCN and wowd N rata of • cent, per wlll'd ..OJ .. ch.ar1011 lor ad­ C,pltal A� ... Omalui 13, N,brHka. J. II o -.r , tn al MilJer' 1 Tra iler Court, Mid- a_, I.hr u11kn-11 l'IIYlr ST&un5 TV . 1.1,__ .. • , • h11 . •..a.w-e,. ,. u • A llorn■J for Plalnlilf "� if not Pl.Id WU.bin 10 da1, Iller �Jv1111 bill L-Ch.e rIt'! E IIOC&m.tn. l'IUWaUII. ti,, combined under a falrl1 strong ' -• 342 lffl, Mlmlnl•traton, •Ht'\lton •.,,. ! hellurr dleporl Ph. WY 2-5m. P,• \\' Erron la Advertialn.l-Sbo<Jd .. reported lmmedlatet,. . · t:si Zf 14, s. 12-1a.::111 IJ1 3 •tc ! , , , 0. ■ G'ov... On ,. R1111UMI 2 . d, 1 Ar'lbur af ...asn■ I C ••. ABCJ h . ositr J ·- h Sl., Middleport, Ohio . • aovemment. Leopold ville centrai • . SID.tine! will DOI be rQl>OIUibl• far DlOl'II tbu 11N � WIil SU. ■otH'41 Iha! Oliidn lmHb u I --- LHAL NDTIC a . 5 18 !Ole Z..�111r1. of tu r..,t Will Ud Trlll · , •• lneorrect I.Dlertion. Cash Purch.... Clk No 13.Hl Lon L. Dillon. Scott D�pot. w would be tlJl' federal capital -wit.i f mml of ,� Jt11nynrl, D■NaMII , OJI , DOR OTHY OOUOLA.8 • L Hy!lt'JI. Rutl<11■1, 1a .• frana Cu4 of Tlww and Special Noticff of Even.._ $1.25, __.J MrL llatua aimilar to that of W11■b\ Ille nlh l hy el A.1tl'IJ 111111, ftl td • i-r 11. o. ll, 11.-..1,.. , Oh.lo. 3 ROOM APARTMENT-WITH . Each addlUanaJ word. k w,i · · for 00 � uuo■ Ill 1 11, Prob■w Cou.-1 of llns1 • P!a1nu11. . Danny B Brown • Minersville ht.m.. C 1 • Co ,11111.1!.1 11 .&1 It LI a.c,. 11■ 1. · .."'....' ' D . . bath. Eaal Mam St., Phone at l etm. r word. Obituartu 3t H&H)' I.lo MU 01r nal 11tat<1 KUia. ELMDl • 4 DOUGLAS, 1 Jame11 R Ferrel l. Syr lr.ust. Mrs. ·- n,, plan 1 110. 1 DAY J DAG I DAYS WY 2- 2'8\ 5 18 c atw, 'll■ffl'lbff 14 pay ffl• ••bt. .,, 1 w .... Br1c1s■•111r. P,nn1,11,1n1a, ' worked oul duri•nt-.. ,WQ p•-•......, wY.2,-2155 •--• V L' Ile • 1• M' r■I Rt. I n.n:uB Ray L . rwN, 80e dttednit ■IMI tn. .,.,11 of Mml11L. 80,: $1.M week■ of oonsult.ationt: 1 "'·"' Ve lnhndanl. ., ..,., .. .... ,... 60I I. Main St. TffREE ROOM FURNISHED W1al bl■ ..u.w, tit.al tb• •�•nt E.lm,r A. Oo11fla1. •bo.. pl_,. ., Curt is A Muslf (rvnton • M I 1 • fll.00 ,1.80 ,1.20 80e 30 · amc,ng le..den who support Kasa• t fo n p., • , ...-■i mp l ld • WHI i B u l nn , .r r11llkn« . • • r • "' lt a r11 · lllba! f'1 .l10 '2.25 llJIO 11e :Ill borne. lnqui•'i at Cliff' s Shoe lo1"1DI '11.N(:r:lbecl rt■I ,.tai.e, Rt. 1 Ironton. · 1 .-Yl"..1,, 11tht-r.,.iN, "'11- ,1- of Lmda M. ' Rowit follo •l•I nal ut.ate .itualtil l'ffld1:11e. u unknown. •IU take nol.lH M W p nd I TM se,e 493 Repait Broadway at or ' 1 Ado rocemd 111 IO A. IL wW 1'0 la lbot dart paper. La t111 Coun.ty of Mli11, In tbt: Btele lllat on th<0 ttb day ., 11,,. 1911, n . WIIIle . htt er. AShia , , 1- u.i..t.11_ I 15 8k ..t Ohlo. ua'II. In th• V illa■" of Pam- 1 tbt 1&1 �pon . andu■Lp.td tli.d llrr Pl'tllloo Mn. Charle, L. Pinson. No 1">'• •nd l)oulld■d . 1no 4.-c rtb■d &pln■t him In th. Court of Camll\On Ky., PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 AP&BTlll:ND - � and u folio.,.,: Pita, of 11,11, County, Ohio. prtJ• Ian. W. Va . . and M�. Edward E I ' far • dl\lorr,; t'llttodr or minor � McMWerw. llkldle- Ca.iunrndq Ii lb• ■o111bwe11 car. l ilit: f children , &ilmon Y ■nd 1u pporl, both st Obart • M "laJJl; I· . Fl a , pan. � WJl,al1. !-S,,t aer vf Jol,a P. GIWl•ncb I o I; 1 Wmpora.-, 111d p,ormant111. •nd otber Births I ly l lbcn« toulb • de1. w,., e (h rtll ti . 011 1he irouno, of rrou nti· , . . (I) NOTICES (9) FOR SALi: • ONE nYI: ROOM APARTIIEN1 IHr IM.l f1eti U:1111,;1 ■orth (84 dr1. I Jtt1 ol du1 , 1nd ulrtfflc cni ..11, . ] Mrs. Wilham J Harmon, Rt. I . �17 four 1 .,,,,eu 1 wut t&1 1 . S <'lllt t wlJI 1M for hurln� OIi .., · ti.WI& &ND PSft CONftOI ELECTltOLUX VACUUM Cleaner _.. -- na......-..... arv ·- a Ullrly ...,. and ona ball IHf; I aid UdUghter, 3,. (j. p, m • •n'll Iller th, l� lh d• >' of Ju11t, INl I ll mersv1 11e, ·c- ... ..-.,... . I including - - • _ · 11 .._ thelle, nllrlb 1k 1 •.11 fifty four ind ! Dousln, Doroth, ., Iha J'lw 1n1fIdla 11■111- WI th attachments 1.1) Escue Ron:ild '.\llr.11 Thursday · • · -17"Vl9 0111 hal� ....... WHI Ull6) ODO hun• ffll --1 ' Pl1lntlff '"' spray- Orio• rut.int OIi ., r:sr ... .... 1, T -e,UlaU)' IOId for d.rold and ninety tin Ifft: thnln WK■STIEJI; AND P'ULT2: Main SI., pt_ Pltuanl. daughter. . 1 urth 511 4•• •" 111' 1-2 fert; Atwraey■ fu PbolntUf. ... A. llltlOi ...._ fl I- over fl00.00, WUl sell for lut l FOR RENT; APARTMENT Wltb •.. ■ al · ·a· m · 'J'hur·•ay "' · Mrs· Robert C5J 5 I� I t JII 111 1 ll a11d t i 8·50 .ao. a: b D .,.,._ • R OTS) I ••- rooms and bath. pL-� l •-- paymen,.. � per month or � •- of ,pu.50 · _ 1 · _ ·_ 111.W't' "" hu11drt4 ,n, 11n111, flH ftt1 - - -- '_ _ ...:. _ 1 R , son. 2 · 19 l to Vmton t. Hami o. T N OT tca o , .,,.POI NT�I to lh• 11111,. vf Nsln111ln1. torn■Ja- 1 N 5 1 tfc: int WY 1-5141. S-'$.00 cash. Phone WY 2.zzot... · No IC'NI. an Ill 113--1000 Foster L Mrs. Thursday m. a. 1153$ : I . •• tJll roa FEl:D Nl:EDI AND aNN I TM •'I' l l . °" l s1ir kland. Rt 2 Oak Hill, aon 1 K S . U.e q kCQl fur-: e apartment HOUSE or nf NICE t . l lt rom 43 100 01 ■ U C..... Grladlq, MilNlfpll1 &ice LI h•nb,- P•111 Ill.at 1l . 42 P m· WedDeaday • n1shed or unfurnished. 131 But- aer<0 wbldl wae conn,-•d b, J... I f'forl11 I II e, FeN MDL ■ • , · clOtflu Poll who1r 8yn. L au-rl and Amtll& ■ Rum. C1111 le t. Write Box RR. c-a 'I1le inti t1> th• Pnmero)' .■.It liailwa, clrua ii lllddlt:POrt, Ohio. Ila• b�n Dhclaarce4 I . . o n Ausu•t l it., 1113, duly apP,olnted Adm.lnl11r.1.or of lht 1 Company ) f :t; Sen me pomeroy, ,Ohio• a D diacharged In• recently Patients h By•r of ht•tt or Kennnh la 10, -dff 1 .-.c, vol l■ ollleed •lllcb 1n ••• -", IN MEMORI 111. • Beautiful blue finish with duker blut in�rior. Very $ U etp P&1• W of ta.. Deed Rico rd• of I K,1,, Coullll)', Oblo, dlCt■K"d ' lud•• Ha ry Magg1· -• . MI' bae • a lfel P ' 1 thl ted , cou1114 r � l C n1 C INl M•� of d•y 1,i;ti ref• ..-hlcb Ohio, p 0 Fordomatic. clean. -•� LOVING MEMORY OP' MY ==�.c:==-c=--=== , Love, Mrs. Lawrence Greathouse. I Y H O'Brt1111 ..-me. 11 b�rtbY �• tor a more NT, APARTME HOUSE OR NICE ; J11d1e or lh<0 dear 1011 Leo uuw � - B••i..• parUcllllr fucrlpho - , ol 111d ,... ......,, who , II Mn. Hillard Johnson. Stanley Prob,u c"ur1 luroi.thed or unfurnished. 138 1 n11i.d pa�11. ••• droWHd ia France May 21, c 11 Mei Write care of Buttemu L n ��,n��. � 11:, :I lt,:- Russell, Mrs. Bethel Gillenwater, 11:DatENClt DUD: Vo l. ICM, P-1i:• ' -== 1N6, '."bile ID NrVi0e o( hil , Sen y. ord tt 1 2 Door Hardtop. Original whtlt finish wi th 1old IG­ -- �erbert s,tanley, Mrs , James Gi a• DT Mda■ couot _ Daily tinel� Box --�� _ : O o R," , - p QIN country. N IC I 0 - i1, ,. TMINT 0 terior. Push button drn•e. Jl o. B l N 8S31 z1er, Mrs. Homer ailey, John o. , • ,. . tllhlln■ TM ,.rayer 01 ..1,:1 petition 11 ior The world may ebanae fnrm. 1ear ROOM HOME Lincoln Hill , Ile· -J., N th, t.1■ ol ..Id pNmi- fvr thtr pur- · te.1 11d1\. 1 01 II I C-.u�r. Glen Nichols , Melody Available June I. Wm. McQuig, ,..,. or pa,in, tb• debt■ "' ��mt I N otic to )'tar. i, ii h1u,b1 li\lH lh.■ 1 Roi• Roberts• Cheryl John SOll, Ja mes e ,.U l.l &dm g t.i CO llll ut i lb• d f o in . il �Plumbing & Heating . j :!IOSlJ Wa.,oier Road, -J V • Tbl J>&rllrt lint abo,-<0 lllmlt.oned land E. Neutiun, """- Po1t• :>ffke And frleudl from .1-, ta ..,. Bowman and Julie AM Lymch . ,�•,'•"·,1:'!!�o,. " ",.•,.. �-�e11 .. -' J 3lltc ..w. 1111;, oollC'-• lllat lbey h•"' been lage, Ohio, Bul never wW the QDe. wt love POl'fliroy 6ll I. Main St. Spechl Estate Wagon. Spotles! original flni■h •idl a,po m 111.. r o "'' namnl p.artlu dl'felkta111 lo ■at4 pn1. .....AmHg AIU.1 ale 11 1,1a .t 1 of M. Neutr:1111 11 11<011 01 matching interior. Dynaflow, Power Jteecin, and I From memory pal away, ; wv t n 1 d •, to an, Phww WY-2•2441 i requlN 4 i" ll .,. Pomeroy, •! ti■• Cou.n1,. Ohio. d... A cording to the midn"ght I ROOM HOUSE• Full basement • Mmr lldor• 1111 17th day of Jun,, �•Rd ,. . I brakes. A one ,>OA' ner car. c Sadly miJM!d by his mother, sisYard. Balh · Phone Wy•2·3891. 111,1. tOtll , d ,,- of 11 ,, , INI. port of the nur5ing depii�t I · OI,ADYII SMrTH, a::ueutl'l,: of D.11cd lhJ•. H. leJ'J and brothers. 1 19 Uc BRAND NEW GE Swivel Top Vac• 0 8rl1n, , . F . lhe .LH\ WIii ,nd Tnlam,111 S- 17•3 rc Jud•• of thr Probate court I hose patients who were lislec! as uum Cleaner on wheels. Beautl- -,------...,.-of ,,,,... R11.1111111,1, Dttuted, •11 ou h (8) AUTO SALES -" 1 C �!f· 1� �: • ,� fair included Gifford Scherer fu] pastel color. Complete wilh REFRIGERATOJ_tS, ... 00 �r caow��=�� ,. l'ORTU 88 t Door Secb.n. Original erPen a.nd wbitt two-tone • James Sheets, Vern Campbell. • attachments. Will sell this week month. We deliver and keep m ATl'O.NSYI roa PLAINTIFT TIie Rambler finish. Extn clean imide and out. , 1 1 David ProHitt, Earl Reese, M rs. ��ice. Phone 'WY �· Ew- (4' II (II only for $3 1.00. Terms if desired. 9 WerW ,........ of Campad . tealld 814■ wru b1 leet\¥ed by 111C I Slort, Pomeroy, Ohio, Arnold Davis Fred Kirk' M is, ' PhoM WY 2·2204. 5 19 Ille Boar'II. &f Co11nty COIRmuo■loner, • · ' . 3tc 19 5 \ Florence Camp, James Ft:rrelt o1 11111, count,, Ohio, u ttinr ol· ===7 -�� 1 •-.l c;;==-c=-::Bl& �ar room. i r nd on ftad G■■,e aOf: Gallipol f , a is darn p,e n• GOOD MILK COW 1 Wit� caU by __ � flct Ln th, couri Houn, up llnUI n-hsen• �-- Ul: 2 Door Sedan. Sharp all white finish. Owned bJ Jocal , ,_J 24 feet on roll- ....__ v:,1;ir Haney,M r■. c.11u1U1 -IIIN:e• "--" - ""'e• ll!ellllm.J .1 :uo Nooa J 11n1 •• INI , hlr tbr 18.4. 16.6, runnmg side. Merle Davis, Langsville ' __________ ANTED ( 1 7) HE LP W,. · mechanic. toHoW'ln _ · • 111 !!11: C Kate M 1,e " 0, a rs. • anM N __, rtraWIU,. · Traa■p�rt 11e.11n,, of 01-1 Purl era. Pomeroy •Jlilason %2.46. Pt. Ohio. Phone SH 2-4743. $ 19 3tc Splllte Plaao Baria a00 to •h• lfot11■ County Garqe, l>lea ant 23 . 1.1 H'1 ton 2 sz fallin nie Baird, Mrs. Robrrt Sim■ Mn. _,.,. 1np . o iuo, urulw 1h, ditake t party Respon11ible : Wanted · o m MGtor, 1:SO etropolUu, 16 , .R«k 8prof w· R, af'lrther•. hml 8 . : g %0 8J , y S 1, M 1 a a 1. • M redlon lhl Count)' Enstntu Kanaw ha Fa 11s 41 · 41 n11m1' Char· Edith Joachin, '1 Is lhl j o paymen ov for mon ., ,_ . . br.l)nll Pfliod d1, n.111tty • ow y h «r l in1 As ave I I farm my sold wil • t:. Mala strttt. hmero Y Fireflite 4 Door Sedan. Finest ind be1t m�l DeSote_ 1esl.Un 13.ol r1s111g. A II moveable Mrs. Verne Mday· Mrs· Perry J11n• a. 111e1 . �11 the foliowing · personal prop. · a spjnft piano· Can be aeen lo- Tbt ■oaNI of Commi.-0�1 r■- dams on the Sayre Pbone WY Ul1t Grow John Mrs and this one '• tops in condition. and · uPper OhIO R I v • r """.. \111 rt,nt 1o nJect an,- 1111r · u O, blood were· ad· . t D Uc erty at AUCTION. U)Cated just cally. Write Credit Mana,er, P. all Eight um llllh were up with the exception o[ I Orf of Slate Route 143 on WoU O· BoX 186• Newcomerstown' O· lie!.. Coun,,- CfthlrlNian1912 CHEVROLET POWERGLIDE Dama 18 and 23. London a n d ministered at the hospital O n .. u cs> 19, 20, 2tc Sign.. Sale for Watch Road. Pen , sd a A Good tires, new battery. $1 . . 11 r, m.Nrpr, Clerk . . Marmet damJ were running I ½ Thur ay. .SO OO Fr 'gidau 1 --...,-=---::--:::::-::--· I 4 Door Sedan. Power 1teerine . Hydramatic, OriCinll "' 10 '" pe , Re e ri t«;r,_ Dln. iera f -------- II , h · r"t•• dam 2 f"t ( Phone . 4-6103. Jomes Mo eet and w'" BUSINESS 9) 1 f • · black finish Ji.11:e new. ette set, GE rang,, piano beds · ,i.• lb barrows and gill, 17. 40, 1·• _ Lead.,, , Road ,.r, (20) BUS INESS mo,.-oto: Boat and bed dothlog, !tower 1aac1s OPPORTUN.ITIES lb • Ofllo Rlftr - Jane Hoagland -:-: ' 18_stp living room 1uile, throw ruga, ,!!� :;,"';"" SERVICES Ellctptloaol OpporluHJ or • ew =::-:-,-,--:::---:- -,-,-- .,.· · down 13, 5: 15 a.m. ; Onward UJI . IMS � ton Chevrolet Panel truck. amps 2 eewing machlnes z bird Rel.iab� WlLL..� 17. 35 , 240 lb 16.50, l--3 240-260 lb tb 14, 7 : 05 p.m. : th G ls m from ar w an oman CU1TIN wi Fairlane 2 Door Sedan. BeaUtiful blut and waibl , Frank Alter up 14 l I 19 Mp c:ages', �arble top dreS!l�r. uUJ- area w Tel SH. 2·W7, 16 ; lho bour Wm. 16 S 75 No. finish. 3 d L5l ribu e complele line ._ 290-300 lb .00 • l ·50· J:SG a.m. ; Robert Reed down • . ---- \:llmCII", _..,. ity cabinet, t-lectric hot plate, 3 of cigarettu, 1-S 300-400 lb. 80•• l.fi.00.15.00 uncandy, nute, or i Houdaabe lt, Kinpbw-y Rd. W)• 17, 1:40 1.m.: Floyd Blasb up 18 Jee cream freezers wheelbar- 11'.Uffl through new automatic der 300 lb 15.25, 2-S 400-fiOO lb. (9) S-J.30tp 4.20 . ' .m, ,• D1SJ)Alcher down ta, row on rubber, a 1ot of hand vendors. No selling we will es- --:--.;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;,-_.: _ 14.00, over 60 lb I! 00· boon a 13· • v:..., • MARTIN • OUtboard motor, ?I! tools • •!ertnc a.m re1 ..,. F .; rge lON AIIC'l'l ·be o 18 r w d · emery w n , -�lo 1 1mc I tabllsh aceount1 for you. To l • Individual 765 it, 11.'.', . . . ! C'r tH• lllwltw , ?,30 a.m.; Easlem up 19, 4,30 12.50 ,..,..i, ......_.._ car . H. f. Exeelltot «mdi lon. Can be chams, 20 gal. & 5 gal, Sh 100: cbo1ce and pnme '75p ee � 'M :to Nft at 111 .... .a,nue, Jan, , '48 Che\ltelot coupie, 16 refireldi ' lntt ulr a tiJ. . a.m .; Al bert Holden up 19, l u c c pi POMEROY lb S JS Sip b•les ol good hay, radio, glua !800 il0.00, go o d P-roy. · //J • ,o a.m. Jerry , Bosworth up C1ololl • Wltlo, 4 l8 J 1 .00 which ia _... ltp. ID1 · · ' l'ATHl'INDEII HOOU door dlah cupboard, TIIPPI,? gu ••nlory . ExceUent eamiiifi part '- C. IIIWll'OIID, - - a.m.; Jane T. up 20, 4,25 un. ; or, 11 ft. Lib HW. Fareed lo r11111e, ..ra �• cbatr, 10 Ila- li me-Full lime more. For perBob Senter down 20, a •.m.; P,g(20IJ INSURAN oell. 11"1 bo - I milet pouth lorola TV, •w •�•l � TV atand, IDOal Interview 11ve phone, .te. fl Downey up 20. 7,30 a.m.; A ol Loof Bol1om, Obio, m'lllate oec�nal ..,..,, AtrWay sweep- Wrlle P. o. Box 150, Rochester, COlll'U.'l'E INSUJWilCE PR() V. C.,,ri, up 21, 1 , 35 a. m.; Valley lklull Nt. 1K. fUllll- 11:. P, l:ria- •• mlm>rl,_ Maytag washer, Ta- M-,ala, S II ltp lodlaa, Life. AUIO, F1n. l'Olla Voyager up 21, I, IO a.m.; C. V -away bed, --=c---==::-::-::--' let 6 cluw,,, ,oil b Call �,. lflill, Mlddlepo,t, Obit Romer down .,' •·· 45 a·m ·'• Mr· llp 11 1 pla, -= C h r I I down 23, 1 1 , 15 p.m.: not1n1 uteoail,, au bot water ==,,,--=;,,,� ::-:-=== I lWINl:s.SlllPSO ESS BUSIN (20) 2 INSll1IANCI uSED IATBROOII Oll'ITIT. beater Warm Mornin hea , g ler, SERVICES '1111>. lavatorJ 1111d oommoda. "Cl Iron bHlo with iland Fin. Alllt OVEC up 2!, 4 , 20 a. m. ; Walter hand Mlddlopol1. B,eJ,jord up :JS, 7 ' o, a.m.; .wav­ lneh llooH-woy bod. g.....,. mo- THEISS REF'IIIGERATION AND - 8aadt. l'boao WY a drill pmo, benob uw .,_ orly up 30, I o m. ; Reliable up ooal: ato,w, daweupa.1 amd thalr. lor, llofo tiller ,st ifl char- Appllance Servl<e. Domestio and 11111. . , r e, SI. 4,SS a.m. : John Ledd Dean u� Tal>lo, bullet and & oboln. lllrd ...i pill & ducb, mllceU.- ,...,,.,......_ Conlld Rocer ,._._ .;_.;_ __ SI, 5,40 o.m. �:__ "' _.;_:..:..:;.:: .,., • (2I) ..... --r:'••d llilolnl Items, , , GolllpoU, D • ra - J. K. David , Mrs -.I, _,., ,..,.., HOWARD RUS9:l.1HOOPING AND IPOUTING down 10,0, p.m.; Elgerdilr Jolll ltout, llarrllmvDlo, Ohio, Lunch tlerved by ME Middleport. Company, Powen Tho •s'1fel 4 ·-·· · llb!O. -; .'lliolN, I IIO II . , up 2 a . m"· National down 2·50 lllll lCL ._, Cub •- 11 •-•• . Ohio. Pbono WY 1-2301. · · S-17'30tc • MIDIILEPGRT - I !ram•. · �·R:: � 1.. � Shear ldtal hr - and AIICTIOIII co� ill<illt, Ololo. BULLDOZING B Y TilE eo'bii. , I -•. b•th, ( C bedrooms > , er down M I r m e 1 2,20 a.m. 11' jluaed m sleopfn& porch. 18'· James Hines down Marmet S: 15 ln80ilDI, �·� I tic '6.00. Clifton Mole,, EM 7-7812. Fact1ry Sticker ·••11corner lot. $7 ,500.00. qe, melt f,i, il tlafe, - -. I II !Olp • ·m · •• Thelma AM down M■rmet A ' 141ON BOUTE Prla STATE F RM Prfco rlnk, slHloelrle, fully equip, IIIILIN' JACK S HOME Luc�• down 40 acres, 7 room frame hou,. 5 a.m. ; L�cy """': C:O, pOtl. 411 'lblrd ,_ Gallipo- lea ■rum. Jadt'o Dalrl B-;,�FOlll'.ft !IIIJN > Jr. . Wlnftetd 8.25 p m. , Chrt wllb wr u bedroom, > I t 4 DR. SEDAN ---- $3,687. 10 POLARA ch I U llc OI\ wlll llulld for lou l � ltp � Ila' onm, -. Cole• 1,1111 p.m.; Winlteld wn do ':' ' . b osed t"loclrl ooaonte quolily lop l cl -,,-,c --.,.,.. back r lr===:-cc:-Torquefflte tr1namJssion, power steerine. appearance man D. up Wtnrt•ld 10,10 USED W•D lit llAIIE, 10 ,._ old, IIOl 1"-1' '-U" Bloc:b. Cementth ailed .:;;"ch:.. wi and convenience act')'. ,roup,, two tone paint, solex hauat, Solvay down W�ll•ld 1:55 . � Ila. (Ina er lwo • DleNI - . .; p.m llortar-Wlndowt. ben'j 1, 800x14 WSW tire■, ndio, heater, airfOlm cush• 1111 . plenty or • wa� atraw . . - WY H117 er down Wmfteld t la P, , Jl.i,� Beav 1.m. .at-inch : · lo NIL lop buaJ, nod ; I undereOltilll deluxe lleel'UIII wheel. io111, tree, patch &ult land ll en . W'll!msa • Rut- lnbo& plow, II. 111. Gellya, W... - ..... -,, .., «I Bargain at , a.m . : City of May1Vlll• up Will. . . .. Jflddloport, - 1, Hapn Hol1 1 - Fu .. AClll:li _· ,5 acre. fteld !, !O a.m.; Helen Z. up WJr,. -. °'». 4 DR. STATION WAGON _ $3,630.4S PIONEER a -- r • -.,.i Win up . Merrill : f 1.m. ,,ss . ield JIGod. .,.. low AWNINIII, balaace tone Two _.., transmission, power steer­ torquefiite paint, AUJIIINUII Poa river bollam land !(alp, a S F. . 4 ; 1.m. ! ld tt" he 0 · ,0 , t fie convenien ce and ap­ heater, radio, tait,ate, power inc, ,.... • imbe tun buil 111 Col • • • C and d r, ._ frame IA IIOIJSIC ilifi AU. HOOSl!ll!OIJl w. aupp1y •hat I tabt lo pe deluxe steer­ ,c,ushions airfoam poups, 11«1. arance S. a.m. J. s,,o LewW iekl : up tnl lol llly Cl rthrtl,a - _. - podo tocludllS .-io stovo. or repair a -. Call Guy . bouae, i-rocm ult build , I tinted tires, deluxe WSW 800xli class, wheel, ing am. Winfl•ld up 9,!5 ia con barn Al I larp buement with - - .. SU r■lripratar and aallquo llelgler or Corbit Claat, Racine, ■teertnc wbee� IU!dercoatilll, f wt -� �•· • ...., bod .� �. 1 t1 e ....., 11oar• .,_ 18,. 1nccme iit,l'i � Gblo. : · • • •• • , "•,,. .,_ - - too ._. well, li2l10 a 1rom 1u and 4 DR. SEDAN ---- $2,836.8S $2,448.45 SENECA le menlloa. Cail bo ■- durfn& II' IOU WANT DAL .-allJ year. A good buy al I 1)1, C lili1• Two toH paint, Powerflite transmission, heater, air., di • • • • ALBERT M. cox, .lale■mu liq lllh, and lt1tb. _.., tho foam oulhlou, backup Lichts. undercoatine:. :s nn11, - . . C a � • llOl[ m PHONE WY � CINCINNATI IUPD -Llvealock, 111:ACIINI:, llaltll 11ti1NU Brwy Bllahu, · ·- Call lilNSEB ,__ Cattle 400, calves 100, oleady; - �u,•tl, ft WY ·Pomllq, � blao4 ...._ .'ta · SENECA 6 CYL 4 DR. .... • C tl1 ...... Bqlllfped lo 1lllilit ,......,dq, 5 11 :k good around U125 lb tfeen 22.75; 1-lT-ltc WI- - l =,,,,,...=-,------� t good 900-1100 lb sleer, 11.SO-U.OO, 6 PASSENGER STATION WAGON - $2,879.25 $2,47S.29 ..... ■mlnidat7 and - la s1ppon. A....,,. la■I I �ta 1116'1 CHAMPION HOUSE TRAIL- AIR <DIDll'IOIIIIIG llD'IIIQ, FOR SALE - koolll house with ulillly and standard 18.50-19.00; • Standard ■hilt, beater, airfoam. cuehion,, backup li&hts, room and large choice aroond IOO lb haHen It.SO. If •• po,- - G.._,.letd. ar llq ..,.. • �� beclo ,_._,. · __,_ .liok'a IiiUnden,oatina. Wy-S..,I Locull b'tnel, good 'fflG.800 lb. ,o • ,0.50. utlllly j ti .. ._ Beuanoblt. - WY ,___ , 7-«< i'.' - �- Coll WY · 1 .:�-f, 16.511-17.so: utlllty and ,ommerolal IS!9. SENECA 6 CYL 4 DR. SEDAN ___ $2,560.55 $2,226.94 __: ,.dll --n, NU'I.- _; 2--: lS ltp ..... IS.DO • 17 .00, mo,tly 1'.50 GAit, IPlDI. OIL _,•,� 111f, ,WO tone paint, heater, airfosm cwhions, backup liihti, - Coll .. - ,.;,, I r ·- 11L1NDS; WINDOW FOB SALE - t room - - down. In 17.50; ulllily aod comGOING l'I.ACICI Vndottoatina, whlta aidowall Urea, atandard shill. Ila- • - lllddlll ul Mlndo ... MM Porch Valb'ff· bath, In Mlnernlll■. SN Yio- merclal bulll 11.00-,0.00; h t I h 7G11 how or "1lcro -ler Sbadeo. No ad HMII, lane■' Awnlnp . good and choice - 17.00•I, �·rlamdeOill - .... Bl'own, Mlnenvllle. 1lalo w1ppo1 Supply, IIS UnloD• I 13 � 31.00, good 24.00-11.00. mndard tly y • llnl,bed jllNGER ELECTIIIC Pwlablo Ava. Pomnray, Oblo. S- 17-lllle. oto - perfec MASON, MODERN 4 rvam h<Mlle 20.IN>S4.00. utully 11.00-11.00; good �� loWIDI llocblno -,pleto wllh SINGER AllTOMATIC , ..ZIG-ZAG .__. prompt bath. wnporch. N>ce lul, pr- slaughter calve■ 1-2'. aaf DIOIIO- Mach to � .. fill• Int, call Roblnaan'• � den, carop. flied for retired c ly e.• s i barrows on Hop _, lna ll and f .,..,, palm ad mab ' � anced. Euy tonn, aYAilabll, and Illy c1un1n1. WY -. 71 down, ..... , <eople, $7000.00. For lnlarmalloll 50 lo-. . -- Poy off balance ol IS'UO ll filter, ,_. Lll'IO ••d -11 bodies. bn9J duty ■princs. directional li;ht■, delau �wwera, Follrtc Shop. Phone Wy-1- Roblnoon • Tr�Lustn Cleanen, ca11: Spruc,o 3-11111. 31< SS !owe,; around 200 head 1-t IOO19 'Ille hone nd .... 5 U la . P or electric opeed variable cuahlona. alrf..,. defrooteN, 6 beatar bumper, 1 1 19 .., 11- 1-Mc WY rt 0., Ma o.o, I r ••- ! SPRING HAS SPR UNG ""' ♦ • • • ..,. ,. ,.. v ♦ .., ..._ ..,. ...,. "O' V"..ltJI'.. �� _....A.,V �• fa,11✓ ...-""...,t.,fa.•.-,:.,u-.,, , Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-�id dl,port . O . M a v 1 9. 1 96 1 � . 8EOAL AU. GAME -BALL STANDINGS ' ,.. ,.,.._ _,.... • • • • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • • ,,..,,. " .,.,,,...,...., .,..•....... ,_,,,._•.,....,_;..., .f THE LUCKEYS TRIO c,m::r BADDOlt FEATlllUNG On lfam1Do11d Ottu and Plano 9:30 TILL 1 PM MIIMIIIU AND GUlffl WILCOMI NEW 1961 DODGE PICKUP TRUCKS Choice Of 4 - - Factory Suggested Price of $2,395.00. Rawliags Special Springti• Price · · · · · · - · · · · · · $1,795.00 R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. OOCIGE - OODGE-DART - LANCER - ' MIDDLEPORT S. SECOND & Mill ST. , -. ' I ·,' : �· • · · ' � · - · � . SEO Standings ' .l w Athem . . . • . . . . . 10 Pomeroy _ . . . . 10 G.ilipolil . . . . 9 MidcUeport , . s Logan . . . . . . . 6 WeUston . . . . . 3 4 Jack■on u Nelsonville- T 2 0 3 0 3 2 5 a 7 l t O 5 O 5 o L .. . ... . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Spot 1st Into Moves s H GA --.. --�:"j R OP.. 33 32 64 4J 69 ts 5 1 45 74 'l.i -t2 1u 48 52 12 38 llJ,._ THE -· SPORTS DESK Spri'tg H�s Sp �un g ! Use Oasslfied, Clean The Attic Of Don't Wants I Smith Blanks Yellow Jackets On Two Hitter; Jack Saunders C0 11 ects TWO e1· ue Dev,· 1 H.its Dall Conley Blanks Detroi t League Leaders, 1 ·0 which they hammered manager real dW"ing a curlOu■ !le'l9'11� By J'RED DOWN Paul Richa rd,' lop-grade pi tching Inning in which Ryn• Duren Vol.... ....., ,.,.....,.... , inches f tall 8 8 ,t.arr He'a t, for 29 runli. and. ee o,llid Sentinel Sports W rUe r struck out four men and yet G allipolis rallie d for fi ve runs in the si xth inning he staDWI �t for the � Soll t Sen•IJI Atnip& Defea ielded two unearned runs, Jim op d s y "' , t �.&t.MLI . tubborn Middlepor 5-0. The th year like th, Empire ate Thursday evening to r .. ..., . "''""" into hflh Athl•llco The St b vC oba k E Ch Land� tripled and Shermaa Loi. Blue Devil triumph shoved tho uc St rt- lyde , , Bulld mg on 1M Boston Common. pla<e In lhe AL on the stl.nglh lar ,ing letl for th, big blow, or Crt\11' into undisputed first place In th e SEO coached ans SEO SOUTH DIVISION i so • arv he Southern Division, one-half game ahead of idle Pvmeroy. He'■ Gene �ley, of course . ot the long-ball hitting of � i, . R OR w t Inning whkh l>rought Fra 'l.k TEAM p atchh steady the touch ■till mtainl and he and Throneberry i i.a ma ivi n n th In The l oss left Nola P. Swackhainer's nine e d so Bpumann his second win of the 28 17 Gallipolis , . . . . ◄ .. • ,tar baseball pitcher even Ing or Ray Herherl. Thronoberry c ark. m 0-4 an with basement, yea , Pomeroy . . . . . , ,. , .1 u run.a Athletics' the h aU basketball ca in r pro a drove ree ia if Porte n b .ea ma and m:ious Both were squads ter key r his t a . 25 2'.! 2 Jackaon . , players on rain-soaked Memorial 1ingled to center, ,coring Dun p!.iiyer la very mucll ln jeopardy. with a three-nm homer in thl!' . 6 !7 Middlepo rl . . . o ◄ OF.FE N D I N G SF.OAL (ha mpion Pomeroy is schedul- Field ha■ ■Upped to the point second lnning and I sin[!le in the Conley aa fteae Larry can. e,..ening. yesterday u Middlew a 00 fe HAWKS SIG�lninTOTALS 1 1 73 71 ed to play a single g;;:ime with Jackson Hig h Schoo l baseport's two first slring hurlen, M.iddJe mllcue Jack SallDden where the world champion Boston eigh.lh wh i le Herbert pitched a ; . . ·� ;,f;J(o'U '!n , 1,· 1 bal l Squad Saturd ay a ernoon I wea th er condI 1 tons a 1 - Boone H m ' dY_ and Tom Aodenon, c1.1!lected hia aecoQd atng.le, scor- Celli cs o 1-1111: NatanUI k out ng tr ti •--·t B.uaet�a • seven-hitter w�He e 1' l ST. LOU IS t UPI) _ ��elow to wer e not �va1lable. They are lour· Ing Dave Porter. Tbat made ii Auodation are unlikely sign three and walkmg one. SF.O NORTR DIVISION Carthy, the top playms� for tht T he Panthrrs a r(' presen t l y tied with the Gal lipolis Ing W ashmgton, D. C., wtlh other U R OR w n:.or L . With two down. G ary Por- him nut year bql bil base�all Bob Alllso1 homered and Har- St. I ouis Hawk� last se.eison . ha, B l u e De.v i l s for first p!ac.:e m the Southern Division. If members of the senior c asa of 12 o fi Alht>ns J ter lined a •in1le lo Jett, scorinj .Uill■ are •WI IUffltlent lO brmg mon Killebrew stretched his hit- i;iigne<I his Ul6H;! �ntract . wit.J Coach Russell Moore's Dovs ::;hou l d t�ke this single : Middleport. Chuck B sh, soph Reese and J. Sauaden with the • smile to the face of the m uch- ting streak to 12 g:ames with a the National 8'lSketball A:;soclu3 " l g � m e and Gallipo l is loses its next encounter , Pomeroy more catcher for lb1, uMlddi , obarraued Red S o x manager first-inning single for the Twins tion club. 'Ibe 6-2 . 185-pound 2 16 ���s�on ea la final GAHS marten. 1 l will possibly be on th way to another championship . e Higgins. Mike wilh action o( out thre-ateoed idd wrlsl roken a 4 O 11 1 Nelsonvi 11 e M leport ,.faJ drew only 11,878 fana for their guar d avera[!ed 1.3 polJ1ts per only once Jackson , rated a strong pre-season favorite, was bo�nti �seman . For th GA.HS, Ro d lf• an the contest. lo the aixtb, the Conle demonstr ted TOTAI...S 10 19 112 1 12 ced around by game while coOlpiling a club higa. home night game. first Thursday G a l l i polis 8-:{ Wednesday evening giving y a er SauOOerJ1 m game e , Jackets 430 as.s1Sb during the camof the handed loa SolC White The a, Ron on sacb the d@d tb the B lue Devils a tie w ith P&meroy . be ttill b the , tar be au 0 d nt ' Dave Rob · Can', double, o GARS Jnisc:ve, nighth"that , , paign. deslraight Angell their aevenlh in bueball w ith � se � tP. ;::{ ! touc The game is scheduled to be played Sal urday REMAINING GAMF..S· • r s , ace ur er a I ugger, was and • walk by Dick Smith. . _; · 1 , afternoon on the Wahama field M iddleport will be out � nu.t liant four-hitter that earned � Gallipolis at Middleport 1 . _. � , . . ' apple cart early next week, 1 1 at home A tOC'th8Che kept Rob came with two out. Smith whiff. Devils Blue the upset to � <Monda J er ls out ◊I school all day Thun· ed _chuck Swa-:khamer to end � Sox ,• l -0 " tclory over thd• wou ld giv� Pomeroy frre reign o( the Southern �oalC • 1 '• • .- � / which T .. was "6-..rs. 1 "' son {s Pomt>roy eonley' I secon J••k y Oil .... · day A t th8 tbreal . OJl. D VISI I f01l Pl Stllll1 w-in 0( the Yea rand red---.11 . Jackson vs Poll'lt" r uy 1 Thursday 1 , ""'� the -...a:tSA.tlLl_ . , ,,_, However, 1t was one of t h. e Smith m Picking up hq fourth .,. . , . . , S Americ League an Detroit leading Neutral field • . • -tS JAO 1 ,.� .... / , :.. "-'' .., . W hether the Sollthern D1v1 s 1 on w i n ner may be Pom- best pl ed . A games 00 Memo 1 wln f the C I two against , . Ti gera· flrst-plaee lead over the 1 ;,,:, , ) eroy or i:;. a 1 1 1 ol1s, one will race At hens who 1s 5·0 i n Fie MIRi'S A,Ml:I . . , ' I d th"is ' spr1ng. M'ddl ·�� • eport ca . "1�,• �•- • a!lose � ba� W"'1 two hill , walk ldle New york Yankee, to 4¾ ,, , "r \ ' 1.,;:;:;•. . c ed y b b h een n i og d i l B w h I ay. ave u I I p e o eague s wo t s • ed ?n Jumor Jack wler to h urI , t·- . G �TS M AN Y CALLS •uJ"ee, and struck out al.x. eu, . gamee. . �.I}� , • forfeit though �gamst . the �ellians. For five Inn- ter. in hia initial apparance, VIHGI NIA BEACH. Va. I UPl i ) A'• Bat hln■ THE SENJOR PLAYERS of both Pomero and M id- m . . gs . the Jacket hurler had the whitred lwo, walked three, a n d 'Mle Kan.aa1 City Athletlc1 -Sgt, Billy T Moure hu received · edged .,, . . t: :Hep ort have now returned from the tiring ;enior trip Galhans ��, on the rope.a - he 1a-ro gave up six saftlles - four in the out the Minnesot Twin,, a ut 30 telephone cnlls a day a n d are ready to s u i t up again Middleport i s 5-4 m a ll a 4 3, and - n.� )· � up only singlee to �ack Saun- fa�al sixth rung GA.HS errored the Chlcqo WhJtl s ce May s f:: . beat Sox the � games this year and Pomeroy IS 10-3 . . '-P 1 _ ,-ders and Dick RoderK'k - and twice, MHS once. The reason. Boo re h<1s the telels Los An lei An i A CANVASS O F he Racine area will be made: Satur• : �: the : held � � pi1ooe number listed in !he irec. l ma loop Jack cJ: aders • Saunder, two •inglea ac only scorelea�. t> r Tornado Su mmer Leagues teams , l a cti � day by memb,ers of sh the n lory nevl lo the name nf C� dr . ttom f e o ed the Gal sixth a the o lian, s . J Carr'• d ubl bo their pport su or day or night Wa ington at hoping for addition a l contributio ns to �Jan B. She�ard Jr , Ame r ica's a misty rain began to fall. Cus• and Manning Baumgardner·, 1mg: Baltimore in learns. the American Lea f1r� t •pace pilot. Raci.ne S ummer· Leag�te Directo r , Coac� Larry Morri• �er weakened. He walked Roder- le were the only two Jacket • hiQ. wu -rained out and no . Shepard has a new unl isted sou said at least $ 1 00 1s needed to provide the neces- 1ck to open the frame. Roderlck GalllpolUI wlfl play lta fioa"I League games were scheduled. number. But Lhe telephone book sary eq ui p ment and uniforms . Also, Morriscn has asked stole second. JM Duncan popped Southern Divislor battle at MidCo 1 et sk:i�hr won't reOect the ch<1nge until a l l boy s formerly w i t h either Little League , Pony League a s ingle to center . sendlng Rod · dleport Monday 'Mle Galliana; an! � �: not yet re• eritk to third. Cerald ArrMtrong 4-t in conferenrt play, one-half walked only t:: \atter, r_:���· __ -· or High S�hool Summer Leag�e who. have llfted a high Oy to right, BCOrlng game ahead of defending champ- &truck oul to do so Immediately. uniforms. -turned their five for the weu,. - -· -J -- -- Roderick on a s.icrifice fly for ttw ion Pomeroy, w� is 3-1. Pomero , hittin Red Sox He the nly NOW - - - I I Th e Tiank.� . Culls 7 ; T. Davis, Dodg• first run of the conies!. ls to play Jacbon twice t h i • nm the�tb needed ing Then the roof caved in on Cus- weekend. A Pauther 1011• a n d when· Pete Runnel■ ,Ing� crs 7and Time 'To Deal A.mt!rican League-Gentile, OriGAHS win over Middleport wou.kl Don Buddin followed with a long oles 1 1 : Mantle, Yankees 10; Col- � give the Devilt a ri1ht to batt� doublt 10 risht field. C O L' D ' lt I' U L By tr11lled Pn-11 lnlrroatlonal 1 avilo. Tigers 9: Kil lebrew , Twins �thens, Northern Dlvilion cham- The Tlpn, who had acored 19 National 1-t'!"gue 8; Allison, Twins 8. p1on11 , for the 19111 SEOAL over- nma in their three previous Run5 Batted lo all championship. Player &: C lu� G, AR H. II. I'd. pmet. lhreatened 11' the fourth W I T H P' O C K ■ T Nalloaal l,eaituP - C � p e d a, Mathws. Mil. 26 105 rn 39 . :m � inning w h e n Rocky Colavito • 2 31 105 24 38 .3u2 Giu11ls 9 ; Aaron, Braves 26; MIDDI.EPORT (O> Moon, L. A. walked 'Wilb two out and Nonn � HAND Clmnte, Pitts . 27 1 14 15 40 .351 Moon, Dod ger s 24 : Mays, Giants Ry UoJtl!d Pre11 fnleraatlOQII PL4.YER·Pot. AB R ff PO A Caah singled. Conley, however. You'll want nveral or Clonch, 11, . . . . . . . . :s o G 4 :i induced Steve Boros lo fly to ..... Cunghm, St.L. 26 !l2 17 32 .348 24; Hobinson, Heds: 'I' . Davis. American Leape l theN fine premium cotton , ' w. L. pct. GB Carr, cr, · · · . . , · . . . 3 0 l O O right fielder Jackie Jtn,en for the Calison, Phil. 29 !Ofl JS 33 .330 Umlgers 2 1 ; l 'lemcnle, Pi rates . · Te<t pgckeled all-around Detrolt 25 80 12 26 .325 1 a ll 21, • 0 0 I 2 final out of the Inning. .,L, . . . " . . • • Gonzlz, Phil. 2.1 JO .6'1 . . . Morria, .., Soon The Boats lhirta in your choice of Aml'rlcH League-Gentile, Or i• New York Oil lb er 26 105 22 34 .324 Bolling, Mil. . . • ¾ 1• I O e 3 0 Jensen had twa doubles for the • . . • • · 12 571 4 ··· Wi l l Be "Cruis ing colon. 26 1 02 15 33 . 324 oles :l?; ('ash, T ij.!crs W; Colavito . Minnesot a Aaron, Mil. 16 14 ,533 5\, Swackhamer, 2b, . . J O O O u Red Sox who tagged AL ,trlkeout Down The River Vinion , Pitt.� . 22 90 2.2 29 . -122 Tigerj 27; Mantle. Yankct!s 2 U ; Cle\reland rn u .533 SY.a LJtUe, If, . . . . . . , . , . 3 o o Sizes: S,M,L.XL. O king Jim Bunning with his fourth 2/l Tigers . Boros, :m Kansas .32 Wills., t.A. 0 City JO t:l2 22 13 13 . 500 6¾ Bolyard. rf, . . 2 o a t a loas of the sea!IOl'I compared to In A Boat Pitching 15 18 .484 7 Mctlhinney, ph, (7) I o O O o two victories. 'Jbe Tisen Baltimore Atn111rlc11n l,Hgue started And Motor From _Na lonal L ue - u f f a 1 0 · Washington 15 17 . .ffltl 7'11 Baumgardner, •: • . . 2 0 t 3 1 the aeries with the Red Sox after � H. Hobnsn. Bal. 32 12!1 24 4ri . 349 : ;: G ian s 3·0 : , res, gers 5· 1 ; Chicago MIDDLIPOAT 13 16 .448 8 Allenaworth, ph, (7) 1 o I O 0 a triumphanl three-glffle ,weep METROPOLITAN TtilTI.pl{) , Clev. 30 l l? 16 40 .342 , McCormick, Giants 4-1 : Pur key, Boston er, s . . . . . . . . . p, ••• '-- dururs _,.,____ Orio2 0 o O O of the 8cui,u•wn, J2 17 .4l4 9 Cta f 8O ros, �-t 33 11 3 l7 39 . 339 11 1.1 _,1s 4- ,...;. I,oes, Giants; ' . . MOTORS" Huni, Los Angeles 1 ., w 9 19 o .-1 • II f .i• 11u. TOTA. n LI J3 103 26 S6 .333 Cash, Del . Reds; M llell, Cards; Burdette, 11t ur■day'• Reaultt GALLIPOl.18 fll . ··_ ,'·' '"' 21 36 . 330 I 11. H Sievers, S.. Them Nowl 8rave, � JI 3. 1. PLA "' •' Boslon ER-P I Detroit 2H AB R ll' Po A 0, night 3 V N. " "' 2 G enlile, Ba l. \ · AmHlcaa LHgae - Moss ! , Tl- Kans.as City f Minnesota 3, night Roderi k, c, . . . . . . . s l 1 7 .O e 29 103 rn 33 .320 Beltey, Min, gers 4-0; He�un, Tigers 4 -0 : Lary, Chicago 6 Los Angeles 4, night Duncan , cf, . . . . • . • s I 1 J t 29 I Ill 25 3 .314 I 7 TigC'rs 6-1 : Ford, Yankees · Wil- Washington at Ba] Umore, ppd Armstrong, rf, , . . . 2 0 0 1 "' ., o ��e!:/�::�v. 28 1111 18 · 1 , ri t lcs ; Wynn, Whit� Sox threatening weather. D, Porter, lb, . . . . . 3 0 : 7 :� l ;:; :: o ' " W Gt·een, Minn. I 18 . 1. lb, (7) . . . . . . o o O l k, (Only Lua scheduled 1ames ) ll1'r-aneportatlon On Home Kuni Reese, 2b, . . . . . . , , , 3 1 O O 2 Frklay•• Probllble Pltcb et'I Lan d and W11ler" Natlo11111I kagul!"-Moon.' Uodg1 FIGHT RESUL TS Phvne WY,2-3870 J Ch· 1cago Loa at w:r,, Bl, • • • 3 1 J z 4 Angeles (2, twl - , Saun,_ ers 10: CC'pl'dn, Giants !! ; llobinBy United Pre"' lnknatlonal 606 I. Main St. Pomuoy m·g1•t > -A haw 3-I J an d Score ( J. t ) SmIth , P. . . . . . . . . . . 2 O O o :i , son. Red� !I; Mays, Ginnt !i 6; McKEESPOHT. Pn. U P I vs. McBride ( 2-2 1 and Casa te G. Porter, 3b, • . • . . S O 1 O I Fred Ma r llnovi<-h, 130. Pittsburgh (1).3 ) , Webater. U• . . . • • . . , 2 o o 2 (i ' outpoint ed Dick Diveronlca, 137, Detroit at Boston (night) _ TOTALS If s I It llt TIME for a MOTOR TUNE-UP Syracuse, N. Y. 10. By Innings: Mossi 14-01 vs. Schwall UM)) . • I � � I.OS ANGELES UPI - T o n }' Washington at Balllmore ( nllht> R R F, • Herrera, 126, Jnglewood, Calif., -McClain f4-3! vs. Brown ( 2- U, Middleport 000 flOG O - O 2 1 ·•· �-•t."!" �- · ·1,: oulpointcd .Johnny Cate, 125, Ook• New Y"rk at Cleveland (nlght l Gallipol is . 000 005 x - 5 I 2 Jund, Calif. 10, -Ford (4- 1 1 v!. Perry (2-2l . Errors - Sw■tkhamer� J, Kansas Ci t y at Min nesota Saunders, Reese; lb-hit - Carr; NEW YORK IUPJ)-Dlck Lead <nighl l-Hakow f0-01 vs. K rallck SB - Morrb. Roderick: SAC heller of the U11iver.sity of Main(' !3- 1 1 . Armstrong; RBJ' s - G. Port.-:· · .. · ; , 1 . . ..,. " (21, Arm1lrong, D. Porter, and I. Saturday•• Games :md Francis Morelli of C'..olgat� have signed 1961 - 62 contracts with Detroit at Boston Sawtders one eedk WP - Smith the New York 'fitan1 of the Amer Washlnglon at Baltimore 14-1 1 ; Loaer - Cwlter (O-J ): IP Cleveland at York New Leodbelter League. Football ican Smith 7, Custer t: AB off _ -� -"liii o fl.-3, 230-pound<>r, and Morrlli, a Kansas City at Minnesota Smith 23. Cutter 24: HO .._ Smith 6-2, 258-pounder, are equally adept J, Custer I ; RO - Smith o, Cult IOnly game■ echedt,iledl Naltna1 Lea111e at offense and defense. er 5; BB - Sm.Ith S, Cu11tet s; · - - - - -- - -W. L Pd. OB DP - GAllll, Sml1h, J. Saunden San Francisco 20 a .8fl0 lo D. Pbrter; ER - GAUS ·s, Plttsbursh I& 11 ·""' s Middleport O; LOB - GABS I Cincinnati 17 12 .$98 3 Middleport. I; Umpires - Lln.r Los Angeles 19 14 .578 .S don and Graham; Scorer - WI!.• • Milwaukee 13 13 .500 511 son; 'I1me - 1:21. SI, Louis 1 1 1' .423 71! M°"""1 GAllll at Mlddleport Chicago (4:30 p. m.) . 10 ta .3115 10 8 st Philodelphta 11 Thund-,,'1 BeMllta It toall ,0 mlnutao, wOi1clnlt IT INo game■ scheduled> Ume lo buy a pound ol mot!. In .. N. s.ccind St. , Friday'■ ......blo Plklllen IINI; today It lonl loN lban 19 KARR St. Loui. at Chica80-Sa<lockl mlnu� (2-2) VI. Hobble ( t-41 , P I t i • b u r g h al Phlladtlpbla Cntghtl-Frte,,d 14-3) ••· llohal• r,y 13-31_ ---11� ------)Milwaukee II Clnclnuti <nl&ht) -Willey I I�> or Burdelta 1:1-U vs. O'Too1' (S-SJ. Loa Angeles tt San Francilco · · ,.. ••. .. . (nl1ht1-Dryadale (S-21 VI . Marl­ chal <2- 1 ). BY BOB WINGETT • rSaturday s Game W th Jack n • poses panther Opportunity rt r :MKI. :..n dete�:�u:ho:. i! LEADERS W: "-"-------...J I ii '. o' RI.G. $1 59.00 • F-:85 NOW AT & l' AN ZA1'DT by .m ' , WORLD'S NEWE ST SPORT COUPEI 'iude Inside thl• fitry new elamor co upel Ltan a b ck Jn comfortable bucket aeat1-1tand­ .,.i at IO extra eo■ll Feel the thrlll of lts new lloektlle 185 h.p. Ena:ine • • • four b■nel �tor, dua) outlet elh,us t,, hlgh,torque rear u.lP.! You tin be amnn1 th& tint lo ' � Ohbmohlle '1 action-packed Cutlass • • ,newest and 1portle1t ol lhe smaller can!I . ,, u •·� & Vjff ZANDT MOTOR S.LES, WEST MAIN STREET I A N K F I N.A N C l � G LOW DOWN PAYMINT 16 MONTHI TO PAY L O O K I N C, f O R I N ', U P t, N C E .., -- Sie1111 , YEUJW PAGES · Stlnlion Ave. & Palmer St., 9'tHlfi,S; OHIO , ' .: . . ALSO A NICE SELECTION OF � -. ,.�lah -,_ · -. ·� , • · C.II LY 3-1238'-or l.Y 3-1239 s. i:o;.'"r,""OnJi�udier·� yoi�m .4;eney � ... -·· -· ---� • Trail• r, P!!� I l .., M, �o��= - '57 Ford 4 Dr. VS 1 ,��1:1 I '57 Plymouth VS _ $895 _ $995 '57 Buick V8 - - - $1295 '57 Oldsmobile - _ $1095 - $1795 '56 DeSoto VS - '55 Oldsmobile - '55 Ford VS - - - $595 River Report all•"::t, =- :; =�iw _9!� •a. •-• :::s EST'" TI . _ .,, •.,.. 0wnerl--::-:==:-:-=-=====-- c.MP ..., O,ri ,tory B L A E T T N A'R ' S ,1::" i. �7i� ii c- • nan daJ, ·Iii 5 NEW CARS -MUST GO THIS WEEK fi: -..:, Oldal ea1 :::--==_,.,=,,_=.,,.-- Call -IVJ-Wl>L - 1:11" ... ,.:! ll1olr "'i:; ■ '6>00;• I = .._ WY_.._ ff .... a.. p L - -. &.. Powell. ■ - :. MARllET '8500.00oo. R.,PORT va · $3,1 06.71 va $3,066.75 •I ff wt WmdrJ --.a ..... va -• 1n,,..... THIE .,, - ._....,. RI. 1• � IJIGlff ROOll HOUSE AND I AOOIUNW I 1t ate · 11Aft1 - roam home; !lm 11-romD CINI: l I Chmolel PolrersJlde __.. Alan N.., 5 room -- GV'lr_fa■..._ Ju■t been '"""" bouN w11k ,---,. and Col • - L Cl. llellll lululld. Joe � . lllcln■, in 'orn--.at. A. N. Benpl, Pb. . o r11., .._ I It lip 01s1t. i-s-u., Nm. PIGI. J:-r ... · =� on SI-I' _:_WY��u�uoi:;. "i,,ii,;ii,;•�":.,:11c�IF-'-'"""-'-'�="':�:":�:-:............. (1 1) WANTED TO IUY DANCE --.:. -:..:·AT v..,re, WY 11,.,. • • ..,.., EAGLES CLUB . ste (14) FOR RENT I cwSaturday, May . 20th A NEWiltlpt..i I WllL -doy If artllldal flown OI 80Y SCOUT UNIFORMS. CmMn 2-2485. aill � lad Dt. 1"IN "'1 . &'"-1"1 t"'"_ .,..._ Loll,wt 5 1i stc Parbr, Rt. l, Pcmeaoy . 1 1t _:::i.-.i • l ' '5 9 Pontiac VB - t�/!:�": =:.-:::=--'IIADE:1-=====-.oat -• . ' • ,. l I ""°"' ���'!'a--· � �'"' .. , CE ■■ uriiiiiii -· ;:;·o. .. BLAETTNAR s B G BARGAIN S • •• ac1 , Cleland's a " .. ' of " .. I I i I ...._ �• bona art. ii.tV& � "" USED VOLKSWAGINSw:..-t - ===�==c-::;--;;7ec:c: •Ion• ;;,:;;;;;-I:. ==IIWLU, =uiii =,....,ao =·-=TIA=Vl:l. ·- " I I 'Jbej. ' It .. rib • C. 8. . Nye ComponJ· . .. • ,. M O S T: M O .D I L·s A N D C O L O R S I N S T O C K •• I n ' �:!:'" .., ; : · Cre•• UG7 .-. a,•• I .111 FOR SALE REG,' $Jtt;oo Nou, l•,n,ediate Belit,erg M UELLER FURNACES •N WY .. , ,� - · · ,::Cc-::=======c=c= OLDS' Sa&w..bJ'• a.... ;;· I , t� ,, , ' · . ,.L ''.'\ . .... \1••· ·" 1 Oft!•. r H & R F,i restone Store: · - Plllshursh at Phllalphla, nJaht MUwa,ukee at Cinel.nnlU st, Lou.la ■t Q.lc110 Loa Angelea al Saa l'rudoat -' i,;, r; • REG; $209,00 •1 59 Th e Ho ttest Ca r In To wn MODEL. . 603 TAil£ RADIOS •11 : .: MODEL DA 720T Congo Offidal1 Adopl $19 1.:it BAH R CLOTHIERS - . 1·ta1 .,.,l'q& --=c-c -cc=ccc--=c=--- ARNOLD'S .·_-G'E''NE' . ' A' L' E LE er·,.1·· ",:1•..c· · DRYER SALE' MODEL 420 SEE °"'' I • • · .,, . , METROPOLITAN MOTORS }, 00• $ • WANT AD S ""====--==c::-:c- SPODIPS 0-� V\; . ■ Brannon's Garage · * H l.JoJzer -J • LEGAL NOTICE II NatJo:,r•.-�� in ( 1 4) FOR RENT ROOM BOlJSt with bath. 19 1 96 1 -5 I �," � :: �>- P • the I 'P. ::-:==-:==:-=-.::c Legal Notice .. •uhu . .. .,m,d .. ""'""I Iha of pol1t 1Cal turmoil and moolru. ID Coo Juli• J ( u,,;,�. •IM>M ,.,M:,nu 1, m , ., ""--m u.1."" IYYll , U.L•LLL, , .., �............ IN TMI ,ao■ Af l couaT osp 1'I J"ied.1.1111 Vk'w lo1n••· IM-• • • , o , ,�-;� ...._ . i.•• i. -v fin g 6 ( U PJI -A n.1- f nudd.Je.road 1 ._._..,_..,. ......,. ....,, e 1"1 r..-i .....-• Mlffl COIIN TY, ONIO roll,,, p._,ylul11a. 1 IMu·ti.y .,.,t, I , the ConJ,O •ince d bee� MMi,, r-• or • iahed tJuemen, l50t E. Main SI :1M11,, s...tta. &&1n11ru f., , .ere4 HaspNal fl.cl um oo till nui d1,- or ,.., , n . 1 •1 it.. Lan wiu .,,, INt. ctt11 £ c-• - 1wu,c i,1,,11,m. 1 r , . • , 1 , ... .� Holl 1 Jedlr aled ConjO republ.if: ef 13 --...A-, , _ to,._t-'� Pomer oy. Call WY 2-%733. 11 . .. I(. ,!' ... ,.. fflutTr..1.1......1 91 ,_ 81o1mm,1, h... .. f.<Oflied II.ii MUllo& , >l boun i lUteJ emerged Coday from lhe 1 ......- U\,111,11 --.-,.. S-3-lfc DK --i . ftftdH1 in 111, C.urt 11-1 c;,,"'m,.,n l!'r 1,.,1t,t,,ta . l :, 1 ltlt' past Pi.J•utf Pi.u. N,t,. Cou111i,,, Oh.lo , ' ••• ...., = leaden I ol lldy, !lmltll. ,c 11 , l'OR ClONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 13,IL, pru-1111 h•r cuuru trom 'M -.ert IJ&v.<l 1 Cunningham. W conference ol eon-.ie., f ROOMS W(TH BA'lll, pl heat• 1 ..kl ,u111 �- l'.:..oll vn (k ,,,u ..., �· Oet'tt'odln\l. RATES 11-, he,aded by cenlral Prtaideoa Jo·-- W1'I · ,_ w.,._ Ne, H,111 1,u.. nr•Jrt:1 of , 1 ut) ..nd nlr,ttn. Ki.nt-r:in D , . Lll1Ut!I Da111 ed. lfl Syr acute. P,_,., N TI I A. a ha• • J'.!" ' f c.nta per word. one lDMrtiob. .llln1mLUD cbar&._. � c uotf .. , PrGPlr ru ethlr lt)'. for O and c e ' C .. at l<l• 11.. l'UII.ral.d.-. NOTICa l'I'el wi.c, h m ve · • MiM ■epll Juavubu. � 15 ate 01-enna llama' • WY 2-6931 · • Jhnnm d .-,u ., •Ill IN for iw1rtn1 ua or · • ~ _ , i nnta. 8 centa per word for l.hrfli conMcutjve toaertiou. 1 95 � 11111, ••rUa, N,. Hampmir•. 1 11 ti alln th., lllh ,,,. "' '>C1• . 11J11• hr Cli1udiJ J Hull. Gallipolis, Jc.:-ph Tat llatel would ,_.lace t SpedaJ-ont month tor 30 eente per word. •�,o,, , ,. auauu .. VAILABLE A TRAILER ""ACE ti. rHlodt11 ,1 ffl'I' ;,rl . • -C•c11 i:. COQII:. ,11tntlff ,--cc::c:,---Kenn Ha· r,� Jll 2 GaWpoUs. premat ,m pr"O\'tl'lCN and wowd N rata of • cent, per wlll'd ..OJ .. ch.ar1011 lor ad­ C,pltal A� ... Omalui 13, N,brHka. J. II o -.r , tn al MilJer' 1 Tra iler Court, Mid- a_, I.hr u11kn-11 l'IIYlr ST&un5 TV . 1.1,__ .. • , • h11 . •..a.w-e,. ,. u • A llorn■J for Plalnlilf "� if not Pl.Id WU.bin 10 da1, Iller �Jv1111 bill L-Ch.e rIt'! E IIOC&m.tn. l'IUWaUII. ti,, combined under a falrl1 strong ' -• 342 lffl, Mlmlnl•traton, •Ht'\lton •.,,. ! hellurr dleporl Ph. WY 2-5m. P,• \\' Erron la Advertialn.l-Sbo<Jd .. reported lmmedlatet,. . · t:si Zf 14, s. 12-1a.::111 IJ1 3 •tc ! , , , 0. ■ G'ov... On ,. R1111UMI 2 . d, 1 Ar'lbur af ...asn■ I C ••. ABCJ h . ositr J ·- h Sl., Middleport, Ohio . • aovemment. Leopold ville centrai • . SID.tine! will DOI be rQl>OIUibl• far DlOl'II tbu 11N � WIil SU. ■otH'41 Iha! Oliidn lmHb u I --- LHAL NDTIC a . 5 18 !Ole Z..�111r1. of tu r..,t Will Ud Trlll · , •• lneorrect I.Dlertion. Cash Purch.... Clk No 13.Hl Lon L. Dillon. Scott D�pot. w would be tlJl' federal capital -wit.i f mml of ,� Jt11nynrl, D■NaMII , OJI , DOR OTHY OOUOLA.8 • L Hy!lt'JI. Rutl<11■1, 1a .• frana Cu4 of Tlww and Special Noticff of Even.._ $1.25, __.J MrL llatua aimilar to that of W11■b\ Ille nlh l hy el A.1tl'IJ 111111, ftl td • i-r 11. o. ll, 11.-..1,.. , Oh.lo. 3 ROOM APARTMENT-WITH . Each addlUanaJ word. k w,i · · for 00 � uuo■ Ill 1 11, Prob■w Cou.-1 of llns1 • P!a1nu11. . Danny B Brown • Minersville ht.m.. C 1 • Co ,11111.1!.1 11 .&1 It LI a.c,. 11■ 1. · .."'....' ' D . . bath. Eaal Mam St., Phone at l etm. r word. Obituartu 3t H&H)' I.lo MU 01r nal 11tat<1 KUia. ELMDl • 4 DOUGLAS, 1 Jame11 R Ferrel l. Syr lr.ust. Mrs. ·- n,, plan 1 110. 1 DAY J DAG I DAYS WY 2- 2'8\ 5 18 c atw, 'll■ffl'lbff 14 pay ffl• ••bt. .,, 1 w .... Br1c1s■•111r. P,nn1,11,1n1a, ' worked oul duri•nt-.. ,WQ p•-•......, wY.2,-2155 •--• V L' Ile • 1• M' r■I Rt. I n.n:uB Ray L . rwN, 80e dttednit ■IMI tn. .,.,11 of Mml11L. 80,: $1.M week■ of oonsult.ationt: 1 "'·"' Ve lnhndanl. ., ..,., .. .... ,... 60I I. Main St. TffREE ROOM FURNISHED W1al bl■ ..u.w, tit.al tb• •�•nt E.lm,r A. Oo11fla1. •bo.. pl_,. ., Curt is A Muslf (rvnton • M I 1 • fll.00 ,1.80 ,1.20 80e 30 · amc,ng le..den who support Kasa• t fo n p., • , ...-■i mp l ld • WHI i B u l nn , .r r11llkn« . • • r • "' lt a r11 · lllba! f'1 .l10 '2.25 llJIO 11e :Ill borne. lnqui•'i at Cliff' s Shoe lo1"1DI '11.N(:r:lbecl rt■I ,.tai.e, Rt. 1 Ironton. · 1 .-Yl"..1,, 11tht-r.,.iN, "'11- ,1- of Lmda M. ' Rowit follo •l•I nal ut.ate .itualtil l'ffld1:11e. u unknown. •IU take nol.lH M W p nd I TM se,e 493 Repait Broadway at or ' 1 Ado rocemd 111 IO A. IL wW 1'0 la lbot dart paper. La t111 Coun.ty of Mli11, In tbt: Btele lllat on th<0 ttb day ., 11,,. 1911, n . WIIIle . htt er. AShia , , 1- u.i..t.11_ I 15 8k ..t Ohlo. ua'II. In th• V illa■" of Pam- 1 tbt 1&1 �pon . andu■Lp.td tli.d llrr Pl'tllloo Mn. Charle, L. Pinson. No 1">'• •nd l)oulld■d . 1no 4.-c rtb■d &pln■t him In th. Court of Camll\On Ky., PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 AP&BTlll:ND - � and u folio.,.,: Pita, of 11,11, County, Ohio. prtJ• Ian. W. Va . . and M�. Edward E I ' far • dl\lorr,; t'llttodr or minor � McMWerw. llkldle- Ca.iunrndq Ii lb• ■o111bwe11 car. l ilit: f children , &ilmon Y ■nd 1u pporl, both st Obart • M "laJJl; I· . Fl a , pan. � WJl,al1. !-S,,t aer vf Jol,a P. GIWl•ncb I o I; 1 Wmpora.-, 111d p,ormant111. •nd otber Births I ly l lbcn« toulb • de1. w,., e (h rtll ti . 011 1he irouno, of rrou nti· , . . (I) NOTICES (9) FOR SALi: • ONE nYI: ROOM APARTIIEN1 IHr IM.l f1eti U:1111,;1 ■orth (84 dr1. I Jtt1 ol du1 , 1nd ulrtfflc cni ..11, . ] Mrs. Wilham J Harmon, Rt. I . �17 four 1 .,,,,eu 1 wut t&1 1 . S <'lllt t wlJI 1M for hurln� OIi .., · ti.WI& &ND PSft CONftOI ELECTltOLUX VACUUM Cleaner _.. -- na......-..... arv ·- a Ullrly ...,. and ona ball IHf; I aid UdUghter, 3,. (j. p, m • •n'll Iller th, l� lh d• >' of Ju11t, INl I ll mersv1 11e, ·c- ... ..-.,... . I including - - • _ · 11 .._ thelle, nllrlb 1k 1 •.11 fifty four ind ! Dousln, Doroth, ., Iha J'lw 1n1fIdla 11■111- WI th attachments 1.1) Escue Ron:ild '.\llr.11 Thursday · • · -17"Vl9 0111 hal� ....... WHI Ull6) ODO hun• ffll --1 ' Pl1lntlff '"' spray- Orio• rut.int OIi ., r:sr ... .... 1, T -e,UlaU)' IOId for d.rold and ninety tin Ifft: thnln WK■STIEJI; AND P'ULT2: Main SI., pt_ Pltuanl. daughter. . 1 urth 511 4•• •" 111' 1-2 fert; Atwraey■ fu PbolntUf. ... A. llltlOi ...._ fl I- over fl00.00, WUl sell for lut l FOR RENT; APARTMENT Wltb •.. ■ al · ·a· m · 'J'hur·•ay "' · Mrs· Robert C5J 5 I� I t JII 111 1 ll a11d t i 8·50 .ao. a: b D .,.,._ • R OTS) I ••- rooms and bath. pL-� l •-- paymen,.. � per month or � •- of ,pu.50 · _ 1 · _ ·_ 111.W't' "" hu11drt4 ,n, 11n111, flH ftt1 - - -- '_ _ ...:. _ 1 R , son. 2 · 19 l to Vmton t. Hami o. T N OT tca o , .,,.POI NT�I to lh• 11111,. vf Nsln111ln1. torn■Ja- 1 N 5 1 tfc: int WY 1-5141. S-'$.00 cash. Phone WY 2.zzot... · No IC'NI. an Ill 113--1000 Foster L Mrs. Thursday m. a. 1153$ : I . •• tJll roa FEl:D Nl:EDI AND aNN I TM •'I' l l . °" l s1ir kland. Rt 2 Oak Hill, aon 1 K S . U.e q kCQl fur-: e apartment HOUSE or nf NICE t . l lt rom 43 100 01 ■ U C..... Grladlq, MilNlfpll1 &ice LI h•nb,- P•111 Ill.at 1l . 42 P m· WedDeaday • n1shed or unfurnished. 131 But- aer<0 wbldl wae conn,-•d b, J... I f'forl11 I II e, FeN MDL ■ • , · clOtflu Poll who1r 8yn. L au-rl and Amtll& ■ Rum. C1111 le t. Write Box RR. c-a 'I1le inti t1> th• Pnmero)' .■.It liailwa, clrua ii lllddlt:POrt, Ohio. Ila• b�n Dhclaarce4 I . . o n Ausu•t l it., 1113, duly apP,olnted Adm.lnl11r.1.or of lht 1 Company ) f :t; Sen me pomeroy, ,Ohio• a D diacharged In• recently Patients h By•r of ht•tt or Kennnh la 10, -dff 1 .-.c, vol l■ ollleed •lllcb 1n ••• -", IN MEMORI 111. • Beautiful blue finish with duker blut in�rior. Very $ U etp P&1• W of ta.. Deed Rico rd• of I K,1,, Coullll)', Oblo, dlCt■K"d ' lud•• Ha ry Magg1· -• . MI' bae • a lfel P ' 1 thl ted , cou1114 r � l C n1 C INl M•� of d•y 1,i;ti ref• ..-hlcb Ohio, p 0 Fordomatic. clean. -•� LOVING MEMORY OP' MY ==�.c:==-c=--=== , Love, Mrs. Lawrence Greathouse. I Y H O'Brt1111 ..-me. 11 b�rtbY �• tor a more NT, APARTME HOUSE OR NICE ; J11d1e or lh<0 dear 1011 Leo uuw � - B••i..• parUcllllr fucrlpho - , ol 111d ,... ......,, who , II Mn. Hillard Johnson. Stanley Prob,u c"ur1 luroi.thed or unfurnished. 138 1 n11i.d pa�11. ••• droWHd ia France May 21, c 11 Mei Write care of Buttemu L n ��,n��. � 11:, :I lt,:- Russell, Mrs. Bethel Gillenwater, 11:DatENClt DUD: Vo l. ICM, P-1i:• ' -== 1N6, '."bile ID NrVi0e o( hil , Sen y. ord tt 1 2 Door Hardtop. Original whtlt finish wi th 1old IG­ -- �erbert s,tanley, Mrs , James Gi a• DT Mda■ couot _ Daily tinel� Box --�� _ : O o R," , - p QIN country. N IC I 0 - i1, ,. TMINT 0 terior. Push button drn•e. Jl o. B l N 8S31 z1er, Mrs. Homer ailey, John o. , • ,. . tllhlln■ TM ,.rayer 01 ..1,:1 petition 11 ior The world may ebanae fnrm. 1ear ROOM HOME Lincoln Hill , Ile· -J., N th, t.1■ ol ..Id pNmi- fvr thtr pur- · te.1 11d1\. 1 01 II I C-.u�r. Glen Nichols , Melody Available June I. Wm. McQuig, ,..,. or pa,in, tb• debt■ "' ��mt I N otic to )'tar. i, ii h1u,b1 li\lH lh.■ 1 Roi• Roberts• Cheryl John SOll, Ja mes e ,.U l.l &dm g t.i CO llll ut i lb• d f o in . il �Plumbing & Heating . j :!IOSlJ Wa.,oier Road, -J V • Tbl J>&rllrt lint abo,-<0 lllmlt.oned land E. Neutiun, """- Po1t• :>ffke And frleudl from .1-, ta ..,. Bowman and Julie AM Lymch . ,�•,'•"·,1:'!!�o,. " ",.•,.. �-�e11 .. -' J 3lltc ..w. 1111;, oollC'-• lllat lbey h•"' been lage, Ohio, Bul never wW the QDe. wt love POl'fliroy 6ll I. Main St. Spechl Estate Wagon. Spotles! original flni■h •idl a,po m 111.. r o "'' namnl p.artlu dl'felkta111 lo ■at4 pn1. .....AmHg AIU.1 ale 11 1,1a .t 1 of M. Neutr:1111 11 11<011 01 matching interior. Dynaflow, Power Jteecin, and I From memory pal away, ; wv t n 1 d •, to an, Phww WY-2•2441 i requlN 4 i" ll .,. Pomeroy, •! ti■• Cou.n1,. Ohio. d... A cording to the midn"ght I ROOM HOUSE• Full basement • Mmr lldor• 1111 17th day of Jun,, �•Rd ,. . I brakes. A one ,>OA' ner car. c Sadly miJM!d by his mother, sisYard. Balh · Phone Wy•2·3891. 111,1. tOtll , d ,,- of 11 ,, , INI. port of the nur5ing depii�t I · OI,ADYII SMrTH, a::ueutl'l,: of D.11cd lhJ•. H. leJ'J and brothers. 1 19 Uc BRAND NEW GE Swivel Top Vac• 0 8rl1n, , . F . lhe .LH\ WIii ,nd Tnlam,111 S- 17•3 rc Jud•• of thr Probate court I hose patients who were lislec! as uum Cleaner on wheels. Beautl- -,------...,.-of ,,,,... R11.1111111,1, Dttuted, •11 ou h (8) AUTO SALES -" 1 C �!f· 1� �: • ,� fair included Gifford Scherer fu] pastel color. Complete wilh REFRIGERATOJ_tS, ... 00 �r caow��=�� ,. l'ORTU 88 t Door Secb.n. Original erPen a.nd wbitt two-tone • James Sheets, Vern Campbell. • attachments. Will sell this week month. We deliver and keep m ATl'O.NSYI roa PLAINTIFT TIie Rambler finish. Extn clean imide and out. , 1 1 David ProHitt, Earl Reese, M rs. ��ice. Phone 'WY �· Ew- (4' II (II only for $3 1.00. Terms if desired. 9 WerW ,........ of Campad . tealld 814■ wru b1 leet\¥ed by 111C I Slort, Pomeroy, Ohio, Arnold Davis Fred Kirk' M is, ' PhoM WY 2·2204. 5 19 Ille Boar'II. &f Co11nty COIRmuo■loner, • · ' . 3tc 19 5 \ Florence Camp, James Ft:rrelt o1 11111, count,, Ohio, u ttinr ol· ===7 -�� 1 •-.l c;;==-c=-::Bl& �ar room. i r nd on ftad G■■,e aOf: Gallipol f , a is darn p,e n• GOOD MILK COW 1 Wit� caU by __ � flct Ln th, couri Houn, up llnUI n-hsen• �-- Ul: 2 Door Sedan. Sharp all white finish. Owned bJ Jocal , ,_J 24 feet on roll- ....__ v:,1;ir Haney,M r■. c.11u1U1 -IIIN:e• "--" - ""'e• ll!ellllm.J .1 :uo Nooa J 11n1 •• INI , hlr tbr 18.4. 16.6, runnmg side. Merle Davis, Langsville ' __________ ANTED ( 1 7) HE LP W,. · mechanic. toHoW'ln _ · • 111 !!11: C Kate M 1,e " 0, a rs. • anM N __, rtraWIU,. · Traa■p�rt 11e.11n,, of 01-1 Purl era. Pomeroy •Jlilason %2.46. Pt. Ohio. Phone SH 2-4743. $ 19 3tc Splllte Plaao Baria a00 to •h• lfot11■ County Garqe, l>lea ant 23 . 1.1 H'1 ton 2 sz fallin nie Baird, Mrs. Robrrt Sim■ Mn. _,.,. 1np . o iuo, urulw 1h, ditake t party Respon11ible : Wanted · o m MGtor, 1:SO etropolUu, 16 , .R«k 8prof w· R, af'lrther•. hml 8 . : g %0 8J , y S 1, M 1 a a 1. • M redlon lhl Count)' Enstntu Kanaw ha Fa 11s 41 · 41 n11m1' Char· Edith Joachin, '1 Is lhl j o paymen ov for mon ., ,_ . . br.l)nll Pfliod d1, n.111tty • ow y h «r l in1 As ave I I farm my sold wil • t:. Mala strttt. hmero Y Fireflite 4 Door Sedan. Finest ind be1t m�l DeSote_ 1esl.Un 13.ol r1s111g. A II moveable Mrs. Verne Mday· Mrs· Perry J11n• a. 111e1 . �11 the foliowing · personal prop. · a spjnft piano· Can be aeen lo- Tbt ■oaNI of Commi.-0�1 r■- dams on the Sayre Pbone WY Ul1t Grow John Mrs and this one '• tops in condition. and · uPper OhIO R I v • r """.. \111 rt,nt 1o nJect an,- 1111r · u O, blood were· ad· . t D Uc erty at AUCTION. U)Cated just cally. Write Credit Mana,er, P. all Eight um llllh were up with the exception o[ I Orf of Slate Route 143 on WoU O· BoX 186• Newcomerstown' O· lie!.. Coun,,- CfthlrlNian1912 CHEVROLET POWERGLIDE Dama 18 and 23. London a n d ministered at the hospital O n .. u cs> 19, 20, 2tc Sign.. Sale for Watch Road. Pen , sd a A Good tires, new battery. $1 . . 11 r, m.Nrpr, Clerk . . Marmet damJ were running I ½ Thur ay. .SO OO Fr 'gidau 1 --...,-=---::--:::::-::--· I 4 Door Sedan. Power 1teerine . Hydramatic, OriCinll "' 10 '" pe , Re e ri t«;r,_ Dln. iera f -------- II , h · r"t•• dam 2 f"t ( Phone . 4-6103. Jomes Mo eet and w'" BUSINESS 9) 1 f • · black finish Ji.11:e new. ette set, GE rang,, piano beds · ,i.• lb barrows and gill, 17. 40, 1·• _ Lead.,, , Road ,.r, (20) BUS INESS mo,.-oto: Boat and bed dothlog, !tower 1aac1s OPPORTUN.ITIES lb • Ofllo Rlftr - Jane Hoagland -:-: ' 18_stp living room 1uile, throw ruga, ,!!� :;,"';"" SERVICES Ellctptloaol OpporluHJ or • ew =::-:-,-,--:::---:- -,-,-- .,.· · down 13, 5: 15 a.m. ; Onward UJI . IMS � ton Chevrolet Panel truck. amps 2 eewing machlnes z bird Rel.iab� WlLL..� 17. 35 , 240 lb 16.50, l--3 240-260 lb tb 14, 7 : 05 p.m. : th G ls m from ar w an oman CU1TIN wi Fairlane 2 Door Sedan. BeaUtiful blut and waibl , Frank Alter up 14 l I 19 Mp c:ages', �arble top dreS!l�r. uUJ- area w Tel SH. 2·W7, 16 ; lho bour Wm. 16 S 75 No. finish. 3 d L5l ribu e complele line ._ 290-300 lb .00 • l ·50· J:SG a.m. ; Robert Reed down • . ---- \:llmCII", _..,. ity cabinet, t-lectric hot plate, 3 of cigarettu, 1-S 300-400 lb. 80•• l.fi.00.15.00 uncandy, nute, or i Houdaabe lt, Kinpbw-y Rd. W)• 17, 1:40 1.m.: Floyd Blasb up 18 Jee cream freezers wheelbar- 11'.Uffl through new automatic der 300 lb 15.25, 2-S 400-fiOO lb. (9) S-J.30tp 4.20 . ' .m, ,• D1SJ)Alcher down ta, row on rubber, a 1ot of hand vendors. No selling we will es- --:--.;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;,-_.: _ 14.00, over 60 lb I! 00· boon a 13· • v:..., • MARTIN • OUtboard motor, ?I! tools • •!ertnc a.m re1 ..,. F .; rge lON AIIC'l'l ·be o 18 r w d · emery w n , -�lo 1 1mc I tabllsh aceount1 for you. To l • Individual 765 it, 11.'.', . . . ! C'r tH• lllwltw , ?,30 a.m.; Easlem up 19, 4,30 12.50 ,..,..i, ......_.._ car . H. f. Exeelltot «mdi lon. Can be chams, 20 gal. & 5 gal, Sh 100: cbo1ce and pnme '75p ee � 'M :to Nft at 111 .... .a,nue, Jan, , '48 Che\ltelot coupie, 16 refireldi ' lntt ulr a tiJ. . a.m .; Al bert Holden up 19, l u c c pi POMEROY lb S JS Sip b•les ol good hay, radio, glua !800 il0.00, go o d P-roy. · //J • ,o a.m. Jerry , Bosworth up C1ololl • Wltlo, 4 l8 J 1 .00 which ia _... ltp. ID1 · · ' l'ATHl'INDEII HOOU door dlah cupboard, TIIPPI,? gu ••nlory . ExceUent eamiiifi part '- C. IIIWll'OIID, - - a.m.; Jane T. up 20, 4,25 un. ; or, 11 ft. Lib HW. Fareed lo r11111e, ..ra �• cbatr, 10 Ila- li me-Full lime more. For perBob Senter down 20, a •.m.; P,g(20IJ INSURAN oell. 11"1 bo - I milet pouth lorola TV, •w •�•l � TV atand, IDOal Interview 11ve phone, .te. fl Downey up 20. 7,30 a.m.; A ol Loof Bol1om, Obio, m'lllate oec�nal ..,..,, AtrWay sweep- Wrlle P. o. Box 150, Rochester, COlll'U.'l'E INSUJWilCE PR() V. C.,,ri, up 21, 1 , 35 a. m.; Valley lklull Nt. 1K. fUllll- 11:. P, l:ria- •• mlm>rl,_ Maytag washer, Ta- M-,ala, S II ltp lodlaa, Life. AUIO, F1n. l'Olla Voyager up 21, I, IO a.m.; C. V -away bed, --=c---==::-::-::--' let 6 cluw,,, ,oil b Call �,. lflill, Mlddlepo,t, Obit Romer down .,' •·· 45 a·m ·'• Mr· llp 11 1 pla, -= C h r I I down 23, 1 1 , 15 p.m.: not1n1 uteoail,, au bot water ==,,,--=;,,,� ::-:-=== I lWINl:s.SlllPSO ESS BUSIN (20) 2 INSll1IANCI uSED IATBROOII Oll'ITIT. beater Warm Mornin hea , g ler, SERVICES '1111>. lavatorJ 1111d oommoda. "Cl Iron bHlo with iland Fin. Alllt OVEC up 2!, 4 , 20 a. m. ; Walter hand Mlddlopol1. B,eJ,jord up :JS, 7 ' o, a.m.; .wav­ lneh llooH-woy bod. g.....,. mo- THEISS REF'IIIGERATION AND - 8aadt. l'boao WY a drill pmo, benob uw .,_ orly up 30, I o m. ; Reliable up ooal: ato,w, daweupa.1 amd thalr. lor, llofo tiller ,st ifl char- Appllance Servl<e. Domestio and 11111. . , r e, SI. 4,SS a.m. : John Ledd Dean u� Tal>lo, bullet and & oboln. lllrd ...i pill & ducb, mllceU.- ,...,,.,......_ Conlld Rocer ,._._ .;_.;_ __ SI, 5,40 o.m. �:__ "' _.;_:..:..:;.:: .,., • (2I) ..... --r:'••d llilolnl Items, , , GolllpoU, D • ra - J. K. David , Mrs -.I, _,., ,..,.., HOWARD RUS9:l.1HOOPING AND IPOUTING down 10,0, p.m.; Elgerdilr Jolll ltout, llarrllmvDlo, Ohio, Lunch tlerved by ME Middleport. Company, Powen Tho •s'1fel 4 ·-·· · llb!O. -; .'lliolN, I IIO II . , up 2 a . m"· National down 2·50 lllll lCL ._, Cub •- 11 •-•• . Ohio. Pbono WY 1-2301. · · S-17'30tc • MIDIILEPGRT - I !ram•. · �·R:: � 1.. � Shear ldtal hr - and AIICTIOIII co� ill<illt, Ololo. BULLDOZING B Y TilE eo'bii. , I -•. b•th, ( C bedrooms > , er down M I r m e 1 2,20 a.m. 11' jluaed m sleopfn& porch. 18'· James Hines down Marmet S: 15 ln80ilDI, �·� I tic '6.00. Clifton Mole,, EM 7-7812. Fact1ry Sticker ·••11corner lot. $7 ,500.00. qe, melt f,i, il tlafe, - -. I II !Olp • ·m · •• Thelma AM down M■rmet A ' 141ON BOUTE Prla STATE F RM Prfco rlnk, slHloelrle, fully equip, IIIILIN' JACK S HOME Luc�• down 40 acres, 7 room frame hou,. 5 a.m. ; L�cy """': C:O, pOtl. 411 'lblrd ,_ Gallipo- lea ■rum. Jadt'o Dalrl B-;,�FOlll'.ft !IIIJN > Jr. . Wlnftetd 8.25 p m. , Chrt wllb wr u bedroom, > I t 4 DR. SEDAN ---- $3,687. 10 POLARA ch I U llc OI\ wlll llulld for lou l � ltp � Ila' onm, -. Cole• 1,1111 p.m.; Winlteld wn do ':' ' . b osed t"loclrl ooaonte quolily lop l cl -,,-,c --.,.,.. back r lr===:-cc:-Torquefflte tr1namJssion, power steerine. appearance man D. up Wtnrt•ld 10,10 USED W•D lit llAIIE, 10 ,._ old, IIOl 1"-1' '-U" Bloc:b. Cementth ailed .:;;"ch:.. wi and convenience act')'. ,roup,, two tone paint, solex hauat, Solvay down W�ll•ld 1:55 . � Ila. (Ina er lwo • DleNI - . .; p.m llortar-Wlndowt. ben'j 1, 800x14 WSW tire■, ndio, heater, airfOlm cush• 1111 . plenty or • wa� atraw . . - WY H117 er down Wmfteld t la P, , Jl.i,� Beav 1.m. .at-inch : · lo NIL lop buaJ, nod ; I undereOltilll deluxe lleel'UIII wheel. io111, tree, patch &ult land ll en . W'll!msa • Rut- lnbo& plow, II. 111. Gellya, W... - ..... -,, .., «I Bargain at , a.m . : City of May1Vlll• up Will. . . .. Jflddloport, - 1, Hapn Hol1 1 - Fu .. AClll:li _· ,5 acre. fteld !, !O a.m.; Helen Z. up WJr,. -. °'». 4 DR. STATION WAGON _ $3,630.4S PIONEER a -- r • -.,.i Win up . Merrill : f 1.m. ,,ss . ield JIGod. .,.. low AWNINIII, balaace tone Two _.., transmission, power steer­ torquefiite paint, AUJIIINUII Poa river bollam land !(alp, a S F. . 4 ; 1.m. ! ld tt" he 0 · ,0 , t fie convenien ce and ap­ heater, radio, tait,ate, power inc, ,.... • imbe tun buil 111 Col • • • C and d r, ._ frame IA IIOIJSIC ilifi AU. HOOSl!ll!OIJl w. aupp1y •hat I tabt lo pe deluxe steer­ ,c,ushions airfoam poups, 11«1. arance S. a.m. J. s,,o LewW iekl : up tnl lol llly Cl rthrtl,a - _. - podo tocludllS .-io stovo. or repair a -. Call Guy . bouae, i-rocm ult build , I tinted tires, deluxe WSW 800xli class, wheel, ing am. Winfl•ld up 9,!5 ia con barn Al I larp buement with - - .. SU r■lripratar and aallquo llelgler or Corbit Claat, Racine, ■teertnc wbee� IU!dercoatilll, f wt -� �•· • ...., bod .� �. 1 t1 e ....., 11oar• .,_ 18,. 1nccme iit,l'i � Gblo. : · • • •• • , "•,,. .,_ - - too ._. well, li2l10 a 1rom 1u and 4 DR. SEDAN ---- $2,836.8S $2,448.45 SENECA le menlloa. Cail bo ■- durfn& II' IOU WANT DAL .-allJ year. A good buy al I 1)1, C lili1• Two toH paint, Powerflite transmission, heater, air., di • • • • ALBERT M. cox, .lale■mu liq lllh, and lt1tb. _.., tho foam oulhlou, backup Lichts. undercoatine:. :s nn11, - . . C a � • llOl[ m PHONE WY � CINCINNATI IUPD -Llvealock, 111:ACIINI:, llaltll 11ti1NU Brwy Bllahu, · ·- Call lilNSEB ,__ Cattle 400, calves 100, oleady; - �u,•tl, ft WY ·Pomllq, � blao4 ...._ .'ta · SENECA 6 CYL 4 DR. .... • C tl1 ...... Bqlllfped lo 1lllilit ,......,dq, 5 11 :k good around U125 lb tfeen 22.75; 1-lT-ltc WI- - l =,,,,,...=-,------� t good 900-1100 lb sleer, 11.SO-U.OO, 6 PASSENGER STATION WAGON - $2,879.25 $2,47S.29 ..... ■mlnidat7 and - la s1ppon. A....,,. la■I I �ta 1116'1 CHAMPION HOUSE TRAIL- AIR <DIDll'IOIIIIIG llD'IIIQ, FOR SALE - koolll house with ulillly and standard 18.50-19.00; • Standard ■hilt, beater, airfoam. cuehion,, backup li&hts, room and large choice aroond IOO lb haHen It.SO. If •• po,- - G.._,.letd. ar llq ..,.. • �� beclo ,_._,. · __,_ .liok'a IiiUnden,oatina. Wy-S..,I Locull b'tnel, good 'fflG.800 lb. ,o • ,0.50. utlllly j ti .. ._ Beuanoblt. - WY ,___ , 7-«< i'.' - �- Coll WY · 1 .:�-f, 16.511-17.so: utlllty and ,ommerolal IS!9. SENECA 6 CYL 4 DR. SEDAN ___ $2,560.55 $2,226.94 __: ,.dll --n, NU'I.- _; 2--: lS ltp ..... IS.DO • 17 .00, mo,tly 1'.50 GAit, IPlDI. OIL _,•,� 111f, ,WO tone paint, heater, airfosm cwhions, backup liihti, - Coll .. - ,.;,, I r ·- 11L1NDS; WINDOW FOB SALE - t room - - down. In 17.50; ulllily aod comGOING l'I.ACICI Vndottoatina, whlta aidowall Urea, atandard shill. Ila- • - lllddlll ul Mlndo ... MM Porch Valb'ff· bath, In Mlnernlll■. SN Yio- merclal bulll 11.00-,0.00; h t I h 7G11 how or "1lcro -ler Sbadeo. No ad HMII, lane■' Awnlnp . good and choice - 17.00•I, �·rlamdeOill - .... Bl'own, Mlnenvllle. 1lalo w1ppo1 Supply, IIS UnloD• I 13 � 31.00, good 24.00-11.00. mndard tly y • llnl,bed jllNGER ELECTIIIC Pwlablo Ava. Pomnray, Oblo. S- 17-lllle. oto - perfec MASON, MODERN 4 rvam h<Mlle 20.IN>S4.00. utully 11.00-11.00; good �� loWIDI llocblno -,pleto wllh SINGER AllTOMATIC , ..ZIG-ZAG .__. prompt bath. wnporch. N>ce lul, pr- slaughter calve■ 1-2'. aaf DIOIIO- Mach to � .. fill• Int, call Roblnaan'• � den, carop. flied for retired c ly e.• s i barrows on Hop _, lna ll and f .,..,, palm ad mab ' � anced. Euy tonn, aYAilabll, and Illy c1un1n1. WY -. 71 down, ..... , <eople, $7000.00. For lnlarmalloll 50 lo-. . -- Poy off balance ol IS'UO ll filter, ,_. Lll'IO ••d -11 bodies. bn9J duty ■princs. directional li;ht■, delau �wwera, Follrtc Shop. Phone Wy-1- Roblnoon • Tr�Lustn Cleanen, ca11: Spruc,o 3-11111. 31< SS !owe,; around 200 head 1-t IOO19 'Ille hone nd .... 5 U la . P or electric opeed variable cuahlona. alrf..,. defrooteN, 6 beatar bumper, 1 1 19 .., 11- 1-Mc WY rt 0., Ma o.o, I r ••- ! SPRING HAS SPR UNG ""' ♦ • • • ..,. ,. ,.. v ♦ .., ..._ ..,. ...,. "O' V"..ltJI'.. �� _....A.,V �• fa,11✓ ...-""...,t.,fa.•.-,:.,u-.,, , Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-�id dl,port . O . M a v 1 9. 1 96 1 � . 8EOAL AU. GAME -BALL STANDINGS ' ,.. ,.,.._ _,.... • • • • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ • • ,,..,,. " .,.,,,...,...., .,..•....... ,_,,,._•.,....,_;..., .f THE LUCKEYS TRIO c,m::r BADDOlt FEATlllUNG On lfam1Do11d Ottu and Plano 9:30 TILL 1 PM MIIMIIIU AND GUlffl WILCOMI NEW 1961 DODGE PICKUP TRUCKS Choice Of 4 - - Factory Suggested Price of $2,395.00. Rawliags Special Springti• Price · · · · · · - · · · · · · $1,795.00 R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. OOCIGE - OODGE-DART - LANCER - ' MIDDLEPORT S. SECOND & Mill ST. , -. ' I ·,' : �.... ..,,...... ····•,-.. ' '- '- "' � "' -.. 'II, ,. • � ,.- ,I V ,.. "' � • ,,,,. ., • ,.. ., ✓ ... ,. • ' J ,.. • _, &-Dally Se11Un1l, PomeJ!Y•Mlddleport, 0., M1y 19 . 1 96 1 u lntenltve two-month training ,uc,: COllPS ftAINING NEW YORK ( UPJ1 - Pea� prne,rarn 111. New Jer.ey's Rut11ir1 C.orps volunteeu will begin trai,1- r University start.mg June 26. Q; ilC nexl. raonth for I mwinn to the 161, anly � will be chow1 for tht two-yt.at mluiorl, and wiU Ctilombia CAJlE, 11)('., whil;h oold1 I.he ,_.iw 1ioot.htt momh of tralfling fint contract iti\'eP to a private Whan they tuTln lri Colombia agency I.IJM»r Prtaidtnt Kennt The volunteen wllJ 1tudy Span• I dy'1 Ptact � projram, 11ul iah, •.-iculture and lflllill eo...1\H,lday 161 vofunteers will take atructiM work. I TO • • • Meigs General Hospital And Staff Beal Wlsbes Ou Your 13th Aaalvenary BECKY'S OUR SINCEREST CONGRATULA TIONS To The Staff Of MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Our Heartiest Congr1tul1tion1 Meigs General Hospital ON YOUR 13th ' ANNIVERSARY HARTLEY & BENN ETT SHOE STORE Modern In every detail will be tho impression ol visi- le aving hor lotalion . •••• when bra Boslie, Dale Grimm' Jock lhe patient i, a,l..p. tor or palienl lo the new Meigs Memorial Hospital. Flesher, Danny Dodd 11onn 1e • Located in the center of the level tract of &round �om Each room will have P i P e d Stein, Mn, Lester zerkie, M r 1, prising 2 ½ acres between the County Homo and the 0J1)'88fl which ■saw-ta an ad• Willard Arm,trong, Mr. and Mr1. Children'• Hom• in Pomeroy, the hospllal will offer an quale ,upply constootly available Edwin Sltln tho honarot M I s 1 thoM 11;1ng 11equally pleasant v�ew from i1_1te.rior o_r exterior. Con- for each patlenl wllhout the old Armatroq, structe� of red bric� the ,?ul l dmg wi ll l_nclude three pmblem of wheeling cylinders party. wln&s, mcludmg a. ' double wing extending from the which mu,l be connecled lhrough BIRTHDAY PARTY cenfer of the building ,ome 1 15 leet to the rear. gau1eo. lleatin1 and ■Ir condttlon• 8eckY 8urr1s was honored ,._1 ·g UJ)OII entering the lobby lhe viaroua 1h hout �m uaa bulldlnI wi•11 her parents Mr and Mr1. p e t t .itor wm be a:reeted by a dep�rt• by such focililie, as Emeraency rmit dtilrtd control ol patient pe oo ...""R.. with ' r m temperature wi'lboul Jn any Burrli' on her ioth b'�....., ur, from the "•0reen and white'' R m' X-Ray auitc ' Labor•tory oo Supply ;,:ing and Sterlli Centn,I a party held at her home. Gwne1 �hat lor ma�y yeirl ha� marked wt1y affectln11 the patient In the w e r O played on the lawn h Room Linen ,oom• imd on into Ia ' . 1 1u1· te. Tlu, teft renr adjoinin(I: room· interior de111n• of ho1p1tal1. The Ute surg1c11 hen 1ildjourned in "' aroup 1 ••· ' .. hou11 10bby wID U!I -.. •1. P1Niant pasttl corrldm· • Jopd1 to the Dining 'f he surgJcal suikl will conslit of muaJcal nlay, ah�e that typ1hes tho th1me o/ Hoo Klt<: io , General Storage of two opora�l_na: roomi, cle;m up lot ca &Pllll u won by Vicki Johnl m, n whi h w . pamtlng throuahoul each room or n..... . .,och an 1c111 equ1pmt1nt rooms. rooms. ster1hzin1 arn, doctor .,..... ,Pl'U:tl were won by ..vu. -r 1'r ly lhe b ildin8 and 1n th8 bui'kll room er oc 1 k lock nun , er a 1'0011\ , Betty Youn1 Cheryl Bl.llllfardna, 1.1 .. colorlul. 1.1 DirecLly acroae the corridor from wlll be de,crlbed and ourolna olallon. W11lo of lhe ner. and •w 0.bt'rt """'m 0_.. ___ y olh . 11 e ma111 o y. an cen ra 1 d 1 bb . 1 ..1, -· ...,,. rep,,. 1..,,., •h the 1Obb the ,. th rou.,. rat m, will o a r a of m bl Cl� - fruhment tablu wart eovertd oo usH, will be a � fll � cat for patient will find four corr vll itor complete explo11on with bI'rthday c1o"l,I, ,. lho l:All ..•l . d Ior ust m1c tlle, with L. tO var .ous w 1n Ofidor• ueau1 I.1u1 ChaptI , de1i1gne .pment 1 1 d'?I the I e proo u th De roua ho I i qi : ut - was d«orated la pink ud whit.I all faiths. The Emersency en• bu1khn1. 'Mle right corridor will by very and li , r labor n IN ob- and dtcorated with oom i trance will ht! into the riaht re11r doll ! le,d to roor_na for medlc•I and corridor from the dri\'e way lead· 1te�rical wing, will be elm:llar in and candlll Th e� clll:' MR . t dre , eurg_Jcal �ttcnla, while lhe left in around the right erKI of t h e de11gn_ lo th� aurglcal eulte. A aervecl co l. , with apnui oa i �ndor will lead �•t Nur1- bulldlnjj. Deliveries of .iill aup-- father • walt�ng room I• lrtclud• I.hem, alsokeCJlik t, lee cream and . . o e e 111.1 Office, Administrator I office, fld. An exammaton room wtll ad p11ea wIll ho m1 lh I Ct rear cor- . , cup, o1 mInt, and nulo. r1v011 . 1u1'. and will ConI�rence room, throu1h .111oors ridor Jo!IJ the obstetrical the Gcnlral in the area of opefll�i Into lht O�telric,1 wlnf. Stora e or Stoc room, The drive- permit treatment or an Out Pa- wore given to each pelt. Mra. Adrian Lathe An Mn. k The nll'ht rear corridor wlll pa■s ,.1•., y"■ndhLeah i tendin." comp1ll1e1y around Uent , other th1m emergency, by 1er au� ________ _ way ex 11:'U Wnh 1 e aerv..,a, lhe buidlin1 will permit woy doctor, h�on duly In Ille hoopjal . 'M>ooe allaodl,JJ wero Mro, LIU,. Ho1plta1'1 Part traffic routi111 and pevenHna: inte- /�e •�la� ha, been dealgn. ey, Mrs. Cheater Weaver, Okey 1......,. with ambulanc.. or ,me,- e • Or ..�u -�, 1:v•ry modon, Layne, Mr. and Mro. A I b e r I 18 Defined I tu e an wi O er a y pra_c- Rouah. Mr,. t. T. The h01pltal'1 p!lrt in public 1ency vehicle,, Bauab, t0: a bea U med..,,r ical ficil- 1 Howard Burrla, lbaraa M r L health h&ij been well identified. The p.11lient'1 room will feature � � Rotch, 0 el•• ��un y. The hospital pro\'ides care to a very modllrn arranaement or Y Sandra Grreer. Karen G�e. those who need It; helps �ucale lumi1htn111 includinll the electric Vlr&lnll Thompaon. Judf Latbey, o! con1i1t hilow will R.oQm.s bod. Ellubtlh Hudnall, 1111.... -tho\lC who ai•o tht care; provide,$ the tettlng for re1t1areh which lm- ono, two, and four btid1. E a c h 1 1amer, Bttty and Jarbar1 Yoq P,rntla Ruuell1 JUIY I m t t h, provt1 tht car.; 1er\l•• as a room lli provided with a private Gloria Gibb■, Gall IIW.., Tom· wolchdog agalnat disea,e in lbe loilol, while within Iha room it- I CWS community, and, finally, hcl))S ed· set( a. lavatory will provido hot my HGffmu, Jani)' R • u I h, . 11!':W RAVEN ucate the community in b e t l e r and cold walflr, and permit ind!Ong Clbba. Jobnay Woo( Phyl,. P.TA. MEETING vid1.ud alorina o( each pallenl's he.11th pracUcn. U. Grimm, Roger Rou■b, Tom. he s of theu clothing. ommunication facilitil' New Haven Parent T.,ch, my l T The ho1pital c1.1n do all Rouah1 1'bnlny Roulh, Nicky C only IO lon,i: a1 It has tho suppGrt will permit tho IN'lient to h1lk di• er■ Association will hold & h t i r Wuver, Robert Dewhunt, t.w­ of lho people It Mrvo1. Thus the reclly wilh thci .nune1 on .d�ty at j 1a1t meeting on Thursda.)' tYtqlna rtnce Wtavtr, Johnny Burri9- Lar major rt1ponslbility or tlie com- I.he nursng stl1il1on by tht 11rnple May 18th at 8 p.m lnltallatlo111 ry Cl.l'l'llnler, Coanit Hlglrty, munltr toward lt1 ho,pUal Is lP· prcssin" of a button. These' facili• or oflicera ror the COll'liq ,-ear Kathy Haggerty, Bonnie . Roulh. terest In and oupport ol the Ito,, lies 0110 permit l h • conslant will ho hold. Mr. Clydo J'oloy wll! Judy Athoy, Twry lleooh, Pam I pllal'1 cu�t pro1ram1 anJ fu. checki1g on patient condition by hi thci 111.1e1t 1peaker, hil talk wW ltoulh, M1f1aret Alh19)'1 O ■ r y he ""''" ot lha olollon wilhoul he conoomln1 the new J u n f o r lluNlelle, Charle, Dlffn, Vicki 1011 1oalo, Hllh 8oh0ul. Johnolon, Choeyl llum&ll'llner, rAREWELL PARTY Linda wa...,, Mlk• J'on11, Jloli.\ ra..well Porty WU htld for erl fledmu, Paul lllYN, 'lwp­ N1ncy Armotron1, on lht lawn ol 1111 Orllllm, Vonni Ollllnpr, C... lbo home o! Mr, and llro. Edwle tlyi, llollsh, � No..U, lab TO OUR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Sleln, given by Eddie Slob!, Cla11- Ana lllllor. J11m1111 JlMidt1plt, dla itrilt, and Eolhor imlllllOD 1111'1' Jana &oh. J• Illa Ath, tho ,....P p1aylld pmeo and -,. Droama stn..._ Mr. 1 a d roaatocl wlonero, pie and I c t llro. ltlfflt and tho honone, cream woro 0l11 Mrvtd, BecljJ. Thote ■endinl llilll wtrl '111eN 1ltelH!IDJ wore DPll IUdlJ P,woll Ind llllllly llhlaD. l'OMiROY. 0- THE MODERN MART Congratulations Meigs General Hospital FRANCIS FLOR IST t!" w�u The Order Of The D11yl CONGRA TULATIONS Meigs General Hospital * Blue & Grey R�staurant POMEROY CONGRAl'l/1,Al'IONS TO Meigs General Hospita l ON TMIIR 13th AN NIVERSARY Fine Contribution They Make To Our Cornmunlty. And The Pomeroy PaJtiy Shop' •< 111"------iiiiiii-&iiOiiiii.__iilii._liiiiii_...,I SALUTE Meigs General Best Wishes . - Meigs General Hospital ON YOUR I' �s General Hospital I lI Our Best Wishes CONGRATULATIONS d1Dllllk, For A Job Well Donell • STARK'S PHARMACY To The Staff o, > � -::-- ':'"_ = -= = • On Their 13th Anniversary Wt Congratulate The Entire Staff At . • • WE SALUTE HOSP ITA L ., ON YOUR 13th ANNIVERSARY Congratulations For The Fine Work You Are Doing To Make Ours A Better Place lo making our area which to live. CONGRATULATIONS On Your 13t• Aanlvel'88l'y B. H. ·Sanborn Jewelers Meigs General Hospital OFFICE STAFF ..: The office staff of Mei&& General Ho1PJtal handle■ all clerical work, adml11lon1, dl■cb■rgea and bookkeeping, In addlUon to serving as recepUonists. Seated b Office Manager Albert Coatea and ltlnding left lo ri,&hl are Daisy Frecker, Carol Criiwell and Dean Barnltz. - Sentinel Photo . and discbar(IIO. ud malllna of ceptioniol le l>o,pltal ,ltlCon bt· which include heavy ...... ol typotatmnenlo to patlenlo. 0 1 1 1 c • aldto lwldllnJ replar dull•• 1 Joa. I• manager ol tlit sruup lo Albort •Coate, ol Lincoln IIW, Pomeroy. II ,...,..,__.....iiiii..,._,iiiii;;;;;aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii== Mr. eoa1oo bu been empio.vaa u office manager •t lfeJp Oenera! for a ye1r. He It uololod by S'•'l&Tlif'l'E'D ,,;, clerko Doi.,y Frecbr, Dean Bary I(,,, ...#Cl • • ..., .. ollz, and ID ollornalo, Carol Crt,. Ollie• pmonnol ■t Melga Gen, won. oral lloopital perform a ��- m• . . Bolll MI• Criswell and M r ■. jorily of lhe duties and are poss\ l"r<!<ker hBve been employed for bly as important to the hospihl ov1r I year Ill clerks while Mn. administration as other worker.1> Barnita ba1 been workina tbel"l' .. 'Ibere are prescnUy four per- two yeara. sons and a substRute who band A 1reat variety of work ii done Jes lhe bookk..ping, admissions by lhe olllco olaff, They acl u re- FULTON-THOMPSON TradW --�--- Off ee Dut1'es Imporlanl Too Al Hosp1•ta1s_ ' o.-rn ..J.. MIIIIIM o, AND OUR BEST WI-SHES TO THE M E I GS G E N E R A L H O S P I T A L TO MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ON THEIR Meigs General Hospital 13TH ANNIVERSARY ON THEIR ,iNE CONTRIBUTION And To 111, Cltlz1111 Of MIits County Al We Look Forward To . The TO OUR COMMUNITIES. Coming Of • r. New Mllp Ml_,lal Hospital. FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY Po1111ror, Ohio Poffllny, Obio POM�ROY MOTOR CO. ' TO The People Of ,T I' I" I ., l THE MEIGS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TO THE STAFF OF THE BEST WI SH ES Our. • THE FUTUIE EUCTION Ill ;:.­ ·= ·=- -----=-_::.=......=..---=----.:: - - We Congretul■te You On Your Fin• .' Contribution To Making Area A Better Place In Which To Uve, , WHOSE LOYAL SUPPORT HAS ENABLED - <: - =.. - Sales CONGRAT'ULATIONS - 13'J'B ANNIVERSARY. =- , MEIGS COUNTY New York Clothing House 1 . 1 better place in G&J AUTO PARTS � I • contributes so much In Which To Live. � 1 • And Ill staff that Today We Salute MEIGS GENERAL H O S P I TAL - MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL , - -----�------- ---------- _If . ' ' Here's To Youl OHIO VALLEY Plumbing and Heating MEIGS GENERAL Occasion • • • Ewing Funeral Home Best Wblae, On l'lae Oeeulon Of l'our 13th ANNIVERSARY BEST WISHE S On This Very Special .I Meigs General Hospital 13th ANNMISARY THE S HOE BOX "'::.':n ==:i:c:===!'=="!""---• ON THEIR 13.. ANNIVERSARY I I Moore's Store CONGRATULATIONS tf flf 111 - dn<tloao looY>11 •'10 - 111 - o1 W... • h.,r,lo lo 111'1111 - 1-ofllo Jur,, • lllo b1r11i ,I o - Nb, . . . . . ond lo - � lllNIIII• lo Ibo -,o11G11 ol 1arto, doon '" ..,11,llad ,-pl, - ol • 1flloo lo tAinll ol ..., lo opplr - we1■1cr rood7 botllll llkltlf - '-"" ol OI .. 00 II � 11111 pliou, ond �•• tbnlap �,_ an,171 �� � yN' � �• llteldl N't PfWY.-y 19' iolff __. _.__1�... • lo a -........ boo. tnJo,d • - r• • la! . pllal. ltll 11 11 -mil lo know I -. .. .......... ol - ..... lllal Ibo .......... .... .. • CCaalllood Ga ,. II lcol -lllotl by baoplltlo dNt 11111 toll lb, complU '""7 o! lllo progmo o! haopClal ... fot 11 It coalillllOIII anti Jloo. pil&� ore COllltlllll1 cbaJlonptl to narrow the pp belw... what t, le•mtd lbrt,,p madl<al ro­ oearch and what the)' � p,ov ide. 8-arcb grant, "' mlracle, and, wtt!)out pa111nt8, puab- 13TB ANNIVERSARY t New Haven N (tems • Dr- lo - - - ...i4, end bopolw, 1ow oqull'fflllll IUdi u 1bt trlllleJal hart ODd ODd lilo trlllldol 111t1.., are capoblo ol maW.lllm, ON THEil ,.! °"' ==- ' We Salute Meigs General Hospital A Community Partnership' Good heallb 16 an lnlrlnllc jlll'I lbt bullll ll•llllf oervlca - bolh I limo 1111 uldo ...i, Ytar lot tho hoopllal provlcleo f.,. lt.o commun. ditldla lo lllllurlly. - daJJ)' of lho Incr,,.olngly � 11111d, C\ll'IU., .,-,d PNY91liv....,hlch oat..,•o baoplull and tho ,- tty lo, of .....,., poUeol <are. 'lllo - •Npor10 Jh'o - bopo In ar,I ol �•mil ... wll for .U mun , hoallhlor and lonpr lilo munllleo lhey ....,, lo bocomo mapltudo al lhlt Ofrvlco lo ..,. tho -Inuin, lliUek • dlN.oM. Amorlcu, 'nle lurlheranca ot !or _,,. fflllfflbtr o! the """" botler ocqu,mlod. 11,, th,mo e! pba■lzed when we know lha! 'l" ""1 lmowta, lbol within • lhlo yell'• ob..,.anco lo "Your o! e vo,y •iJ!ot people .m ,_11, Wo Nod ol IIIOdi,a! - lolhat IOII � tho prllNry coooem 011mlty. o! 7ou, boopilal which provldoo 'nlto lo Notional Ho■pital Wook, lloopflall - A C<ommunlty Part- ��'!i.:.:. :, y:u::� :, ..W � � -------------------- 1 nerslllp... It w.a1 chosen to em11119 ---• 1, , pn,coduro routlno NIW' the yoaro boeauoo I ·•••lze the reciprocal r,l,IJon, ...,..,. ovor ep.. Dal Y ••n_ ..._ tine_ I, • a.. Mlddl ort ... .M r,7 .. e1 .. u .. 1 . 9 l Y • _ . o .. ho,pltol, can iiiiiialii · _ 1 do ro more vmt for •• peoplo .,. ... =;;;;51,. Our ..._.__ ol 11..Jlh lo - ·-·-il ohlp that ..IJI, betwe<.'ll lho ..,,,, _,..., ,..,,..,.. ., 'il munlty r o or . v and lhe hoapltol. 'Ml• ho,. llwl boloro refloclod In lho dodlcolad .,,.. pllal ,toey help■ each lo reallu 'Milo ha■ been • -ury of IC� lco Jouad In baopllalo, llorvlcol the new berllqe of heallh and lo •nlUlc mlracleL ll bu broupl lha! wer. unboard of _ ,ven unde,cribo tho areas In which the the m oo l ama,:lnj stride, ii drNlllld of - J\111 I fr, decodoo hoopilal clepeoda on public wider- heallh eare over ooocentralod Ja. ogo on - beb>I provldod. TO tlandlni oJOd aupport U tt lo lo lo ■uclo • briel perjod. Two dee- Highly d<voloped teat, carried <0ntinu, expandln( Ha sorvice■ ad!I have been oddod lo t h • out In the modom loboratorleo lo en>we_r the heallh needs o! lh, IUe opaa. More bal,lf, are living ohed Ugbt mi lho nwiot ebffluoe eommun,ty. lo rrow up, and moN molhert problmo In dloposw. llucoeo � most lmportant service the and (athe111 live lo ourtuni their treatment l■ now being ertended I I 11 1 Theme Of Hospital Week: 'Your Hospital ! I OHIO POMIROY 'w � Hoaplala Mil.ti In � and nporllq oonwmmldblo - • and orr■r educational program. la such ana., aa p,.....tal eve , nulrlllan 111d "'"""'1 Jinjoao. Best Wishes To Meigs General Hospital · w• · • I / There are 19 reglsttred and practical nursrs on the staff of Meigs General Hospital in addJ· tlon to the l'OOka, a m•i.nt.rlance repairman. 11:nd hoapital t•rhnlc­ i.ans. The care 11rtd contrf>I of petlenU. ii a b1x re1pon.11billty, making 11 neceuary for tnlned PtrtO!lR to handle the duliea. Supeniiaou of nurae. at M eigs General Hospit· al ls Emma Adaffl!. Sht 1a also a registered nurse. Other registered nurse, art Dor­ othy Caldwell, E�lo Cro11, PhyJ. Us Knopp, Jean Wrifi}lt, Patrlcl, Jones, Leone: CH!lland, Isabelle Wehrung, and Grace Sc::hl,.1Ue. The praclical 11\.ltlei are Aman• da Murray. Georgia Fraley , Mat­ lha GllmON, Margretta R o 1.1 sJI, Mabel 'l'r■cy, Je■n Taylor, Vlr• linia Grimm, Juonlta llotlilf, EXPERIENCED HAND - Georee Smith, career . hospital consultant, formerly Cherole Bunlollo ond IG. N.> Hen­ admlni11ra tor ol Pl. Pleasanl's Pleasant Valley Hospital, and a consultant for other rletlo Rutlonculter. ho■pllal expansion projects. is shown here In his office in the County lnfll'll!ary Laboratory lo<hnieian ,1 M•ii• about a stone'• throw from whQre the new Meigs Memorial Hospllal will be built General 1., Dick Soylor and •-ray technit'l21n is W1.1lter Luca,, Dlt­ aoon. -a Sentinel Photo. tarlarnJ are Lucille Callo, Mary Tyler, Chrbtlne Fr'lleman and Thelma Dunean. n ha, bten pointed .,. In lht pa1t by patient• that nurse, and other workers of Meigs General Oeorge Srnlth, 1 recognized ex for the MelJll Memorlal Ho�pital. workin& In connection with hosp!!• Hoapltal are a particularly friend, pert in hol!lpilal administration, He will alAO serve In an advisor!' j als for about 14 year1. Mr. Smith ly 11ro1.1p of person,. wn• ,employed by the Melg1 Ho,. capacity until tht- slrurlurt' is l wa11 in demand to work al a num · �� -��...-a,f�if pltal Commh1sien •\ conaultant completed and ri,arly to be ope11- �r of other similar joba before The Gfficl I pvt mad b with hi• dulles lol!lglnnlng the flr:1 . ed. laking the one offered by the MeI11 G•nera • 1 ::_ . .. U1;1p llal, 1D•c. , to' ' " · Pnor to empIoymer.! .11 a dmtn· 1>18 Ias II osp IlaJ �·�um1ss1on. 0I M�rch. . u, bo■rd ol dlretlo n tor DIIO �m 1th 11 experienced In hfl:ip1t- iJtralor at Plea111nl Valley, 1\11' , He had worked at running a •h•'llt'ed· al work. ne 11erved a11 admlnls · Smith, was bu,1ne51 manager of hoipital iivhile aierving wlth t h e To&al · admluS W. trator r,f the Plea1rnnt Valley Ho1• !he Reynolds Memorial �011pltal T o,i r O' E T otal 1 nf l h JlllileM �� 1 , 011 Y I viilon in urop,, pita! In Pt. Plae,ant, W, Va. for m Glendale. W Va. Durmg h;'I 861 A r ■1e n patle•i '••Y ' 'U•, d I r o W acific the durlna P Hli yean before accepting dutie!I �lay at Glendalfl t wo .nd,Utio.n1 .:md Per ten, CN:cupa.ncy '11. l. lUI Mei,l(s Hoapllal Consultant. w11re made to 1he hosp1Lul. w1ltJ War II. At _pre$ent, Mr. S m I ! h A nrale ffllllll It. 1 has his office at the county He WH hired by the board him es advisor. m• Sar kt I •t)oaa namely for the purpofie of 11elect- Though thii• wlll be Smith's rir:;t firmery, riext to the ho1plt1J build1u. • ' IN, • Ing Group t i and 111 equipment job at con1ultunt. he has bct-11 j ing site. _ _ · ·- ---�------ ! Olltpaf.Jut tnalmlat t'71, Visitors And Patients Will Be Impressed :�i:::-..�,111:;-::�� . Carroll, B i l l Slump, Sheldon �: I 1t h Mod ern1t y In Every I m�ort ant Deta1·1 �:;.,:.�n:!c:=:;,. BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 290 N. 2nd Middleport CONGRATULATIONS t •�• """ ��-pllal, wbidl In lum aro """ponents of p,atient care, are educalion aod trallllng o! penotlllOI, ond ....u.aJ --,cl,. Aa add, a.!.• MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL KING j� Ilona! ....,..."1111. of hotpllol, Reapomibilitl"" _ ..a,111t•·· ., �- •- la proventive liodl:lne. Consultant Was Administrator At Glendale, W. Va., When Two Additions Were Made Meigs General Hospital The SPORTS CENTER I Nurse Staff I ils Large At , , ' /Meigs General • CITIZENS NATIONAL UNI POMEROY NATIONAL IANK Mltltl'-1, - I • .' �.... ..,,...... ····•,-.. ' '- '- "' � "' -.. 'II, ,. • � ,.- ,I V ,.. "' � • ,,,,. ., • ,.. ., ✓ ... ,. • ' J ,.. • _, &-Dally Se11Un1l, PomeJ!Y•Mlddleport, 0., M1y 19 . 1 96 1 u lntenltve two-month training ,uc,: COllPS ftAINING NEW YORK ( UPJ1 - Pea� prne,rarn 111. New Jer.ey's Rut11ir1 C.orps volunteeu will begin trai,1- r University start.mg June 26. Q; ilC nexl. raonth for I mwinn to the 161, anly � will be chow1 for tht two-yt.at mluiorl, and wiU Ctilombia CAJlE, 11)('., whil;h oold1 I.he ,_.iw 1ioot.htt momh of tralfling fint contract iti\'eP to a private Whan they tuTln lri Colombia agency I.IJM»r Prtaidtnt Kennt The volunteen wllJ 1tudy Span• I dy'1 Ptact � projram, 11ul iah, •.-iculture and lflllill eo...1\H,lday 161 vofunteers will take atructiM work. I TO • • • Meigs General Hospital And Staff Beal Wlsbes Ou Your 13th Aaalvenary BECKY'S OUR SINCEREST CONGRATULA TIONS To The Staff Of MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Our Heartiest Congr1tul1tion1 Meigs General Hospital ON YOUR 13th ' ANNIVERSARY HARTLEY & BENN ETT SHOE STORE Modern In every detail will be tho impression ol visi- le aving hor lotalion . •••• when bra Boslie, Dale Grimm' Jock lhe patient i, a,l..p. tor or palienl lo the new Meigs Memorial Hospital. Flesher, Danny Dodd 11onn 1e • Located in the center of the level tract of &round �om Each room will have P i P e d Stein, Mn, Lester zerkie, M r 1, prising 2 ½ acres between the County Homo and the 0J1)'88fl which ■saw-ta an ad• Willard Arm,trong, Mr. and Mr1. Children'• Hom• in Pomeroy, the hospllal will offer an quale ,upply constootly available Edwin Sltln tho honarot M I s 1 thoM 11;1ng 11equally pleasant v�ew from i1_1te.rior o_r exterior. Con- for each patlenl wllhout the old Armatroq, structe� of red bric� the ,?ul l dmg wi ll l_nclude three pmblem of wheeling cylinders party. wln&s, mcludmg a. ' double wing extending from the which mu,l be connecled lhrough BIRTHDAY PARTY cenfer of the building ,ome 1 15 leet to the rear. gau1eo. lleatin1 and ■Ir condttlon• 8eckY 8urr1s was honored ,._1 ·g UJ)OII entering the lobby lhe viaroua 1h hout �m uaa bulldlnI wi•11 her parents Mr and Mr1. p e t t .itor wm be a:reeted by a dep�rt• by such focililie, as Emeraency rmit dtilrtd control ol patient pe oo ...""R.. with ' r m temperature wi'lboul Jn any Burrli' on her ioth b'�....., ur, from the "•0reen and white'' R m' X-Ray auitc ' Labor•tory oo Supply ;,:ing and Sterlli Centn,I a party held at her home. Gwne1 �hat lor ma�y yeirl ha� marked wt1y affectln11 the patient In the w e r O played on the lawn h Room Linen ,oom• imd on into Ia ' . 1 1u1· te. Tlu, teft renr adjoinin(I: room· interior de111n• of ho1p1tal1. The Ute surg1c11 hen 1ildjourned in "' aroup 1 ••· ' .. hou11 10bby wID U!I -.. •1. P1Niant pasttl corrldm· • Jopd1 to the Dining 'f he surgJcal suikl will conslit of muaJcal nlay, ah�e that typ1hes tho th1me o/ Hoo Klt<: io , General Storage of two opora�l_na: roomi, cle;m up lot ca &Pllll u won by Vicki Johnl m, n whi h w . pamtlng throuahoul each room or n..... . .,och an 1c111 equ1pmt1nt rooms. rooms. ster1hzin1 arn, doctor .,..... ,Pl'U:tl were won by ..vu. -r 1'r ly lhe b ildin8 and 1n th8 bui'kll room er oc 1 k lock nun , er a 1'0011\ , Betty Youn1 Cheryl Bl.llllfardna, 1.1 .. colorlul. 1.1 DirecLly acroae the corridor from wlll be de,crlbed and ourolna olallon. W11lo of lhe ner. and •w 0.bt'rt """'m 0_.. ___ y olh . 11 e ma111 o y. an cen ra 1 d 1 bb . 1 ..1, -· ...,,. rep,,. 1..,,., •h the 1Obb the ,. th rou.,. rat m, will o a r a of m bl Cl� - fruhment tablu wart eovertd oo usH, will be a � fll � cat for patient will find four corr vll itor complete explo11on with bI'rthday c1o"l,I, ,. lho l:All ..•l . d Ior ust m1c tlle, with L. tO var .ous w 1n Ofidor• ueau1 I.1u1 ChaptI , de1i1gne .pment 1 1 d'?I the I e proo u th De roua ho I i qi : ut - was d«orated la pink ud whit.I all faiths. The Emersency en• bu1khn1. 'Mle right corridor will by very and li , r labor n IN ob- and dtcorated with oom i trance will ht! into the riaht re11r doll ! le,d to roor_na for medlc•I and corridor from the dri\'e way lead· 1te�rical wing, will be elm:llar in and candlll Th e� clll:' MR . t dre , eurg_Jcal �ttcnla, while lhe left in around the right erKI of t h e de11gn_ lo th� aurglcal eulte. A aervecl co l. , with apnui oa i �ndor will lead �•t Nur1- bulldlnjj. Deliveries of .iill aup-- father • walt�ng room I• lrtclud• I.hem, alsokeCJlik t, lee cream and . . o e e 111.1 Office, Administrator I office, fld. An exammaton room wtll ad p11ea wIll ho m1 lh I Ct rear cor- . , cup, o1 mInt, and nulo. r1v011 . 1u1'. and will ConI�rence room, throu1h .111oors ridor Jo!IJ the obstetrical the Gcnlral in the area of opefll�i Into lht O�telric,1 wlnf. Stora e or Stoc room, The drive- permit treatment or an Out Pa- wore given to each pelt. Mra. Adrian Lathe An Mn. k The nll'ht rear corridor wlll pa■s ,.1•., y"■ndhLeah i tendin." comp1ll1e1y around Uent , other th1m emergency, by 1er au� ________ _ way ex 11:'U Wnh 1 e aerv..,a, lhe buidlin1 will permit woy doctor, h�on duly In Ille hoopjal . 'M>ooe allaodl,JJ wero Mro, LIU,. Ho1plta1'1 Part traffic routi111 and pevenHna: inte- /�e •�la� ha, been dealgn. ey, Mrs. Cheater Weaver, Okey 1......,. with ambulanc.. or ,me,- e • Or ..�u -�, 1:v•ry modon, Layne, Mr. and Mro. A I b e r I 18 Defined I tu e an wi O er a y pra_c- Rouah. Mr,. t. T. The h01pltal'1 p!lrt in public 1ency vehicle,, Bauab, t0: a bea U med..,,r ical ficil- 1 Howard Burrla, lbaraa M r L health h&ij been well identified. The p.11lient'1 room will feature � � Rotch, 0 el•• ��un y. The hospital pro\'ides care to a very modllrn arranaement or Y Sandra Grreer. Karen G�e. those who need It; helps �ucale lumi1htn111 includinll the electric Vlr&lnll Thompaon. Judf Latbey, o! con1i1t hilow will R.oQm.s bod. Ellubtlh Hudnall, 1111.... -tho\lC who ai•o tht care; provide,$ the tettlng for re1t1areh which lm- ono, two, and four btid1. E a c h 1 1amer, Bttty and Jarbar1 Yoq P,rntla Ruuell1 JUIY I m t t h, provt1 tht car.; 1er\l•• as a room lli provided with a private Gloria Gibb■, Gall IIW.., Tom· wolchdog agalnat disea,e in lbe loilol, while within Iha room it- I CWS community, and, finally, hcl))S ed· set( a. lavatory will provido hot my HGffmu, Jani)' R • u I h, . 11!':W RAVEN ucate the community in b e t l e r and cold walflr, and permit ind!Ong Clbba. Jobnay Woo( Phyl,. P.TA. MEETING vid1.ud alorina o( each pallenl's he.11th pracUcn. U. Grimm, Roger Rou■b, Tom. he s of theu clothing. ommunication facilitil' New Haven Parent T.,ch, my l T The ho1pital c1.1n do all Rouah1 1'bnlny Roulh, Nicky C only IO lon,i: a1 It has tho suppGrt will permit tho IN'lient to h1lk di• er■ Association will hold & h t i r Wuver, Robert Dewhunt, t.w­ of lho people It Mrvo1. Thus the reclly wilh thci .nune1 on .d�ty at j 1a1t meeting on Thursda.)' tYtqlna rtnce Wtavtr, Johnny Burri9- Lar major rt1ponslbility or tlie com- I.he nursng stl1il1on by tht 11rnple May 18th at 8 p.m lnltallatlo111 ry Cl.l'l'llnler, Coanit Hlglrty, munltr toward lt1 ho,pUal Is lP· prcssin" of a button. These' facili• or oflicera ror the COll'liq ,-ear Kathy Haggerty, Bonnie . Roulh. terest In and oupport ol the Ito,, lies 0110 permit l h • conslant will ho hold. Mr. Clydo J'oloy wll! Judy Athoy, Twry lleooh, Pam I pllal'1 cu�t pro1ram1 anJ fu. checki1g on patient condition by hi thci 111.1e1t 1peaker, hil talk wW ltoulh, M1f1aret Alh19)'1 O ■ r y he ""''" ot lha olollon wilhoul he conoomln1 the new J u n f o r lluNlelle, Charle, Dlffn, Vicki 1011 1oalo, Hllh 8oh0ul. Johnolon, Choeyl llum&ll'llner, rAREWELL PARTY Linda wa...,, Mlk• J'on11, Jloli.\ ra..well Porty WU htld for erl fledmu, Paul lllYN, 'lwp­ N1ncy Armotron1, on lht lawn ol 1111 Orllllm, Vonni Ollllnpr, C... lbo home o! Mr, and llro. Edwle tlyi, llollsh, � No..U, lab TO OUR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Sleln, given by Eddie Slob!, Cla11- Ana lllllor. J11m1111 JlMidt1plt, dla itrilt, and Eolhor imlllllOD 1111'1' Jana &oh. J• Illa Ath, tho ,....P p1aylld pmeo and -,. Droama stn..._ Mr. 1 a d roaatocl wlonero, pie and I c t llro. ltlfflt and tho honone, cream woro 0l11 Mrvtd, BecljJ. Thote ■endinl llilll wtrl '111eN 1ltelH!IDJ wore DPll IUdlJ P,woll Ind llllllly llhlaD. l'OMiROY. 0- THE MODERN MART Congratulations Meigs General Hospital FRANCIS FLOR IST t!" w�u The Order Of The D11yl CONGRA TULATIONS Meigs General Hospital * Blue & Grey R�staurant POMEROY CONGRAl'l/1,Al'IONS TO Meigs General Hospita l ON TMIIR 13th AN NIVERSARY Fine Contribution They Make To Our Cornmunlty. And The Pomeroy PaJtiy Shop' •< 111"------iiiiiii-&iiOiiiii.__iilii._liiiiii_...,I SALUTE Meigs General Best Wishes . - Meigs General Hospital ON YOUR I' �s General Hospital I lI Our Best Wishes CONGRATULATIONS d1Dllllk, For A Job Well Donell • STARK'S PHARMACY To The Staff o, > � -::-- ':'"_ = -= = • On Their 13th Anniversary Wt Congratulate The Entire Staff At . • • WE SALUTE HOSP ITA L ., ON YOUR 13th ANNIVERSARY Congratulations For The Fine Work You Are Doing To Make Ours A Better Place lo making our area which to live. CONGRATULATIONS On Your 13t• Aanlvel'88l'y B. H. ·Sanborn Jewelers Meigs General Hospital OFFICE STAFF ..: The office staff of Mei&& General Ho1PJtal handle■ all clerical work, adml11lon1, dl■cb■rgea and bookkeeping, In addlUon to serving as recepUonists. Seated b Office Manager Albert Coatea and ltlnding left lo ri,&hl are Daisy Frecker, Carol Criiwell and Dean Barnltz. - Sentinel Photo . and discbar(IIO. ud malllna of ceptioniol le l>o,pltal ,ltlCon bt· which include heavy ...... ol typotatmnenlo to patlenlo. 0 1 1 1 c • aldto lwldllnJ replar dull•• 1 Joa. I• manager ol tlit sruup lo Albort •Coate, ol Lincoln IIW, Pomeroy. II ,...,..,__.....iiiii..,._,iiiii;;;;;aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii== Mr. eoa1oo bu been empio.vaa u office manager •t lfeJp Oenera! for a ye1r. He It uololod by S'•'l&Tlif'l'E'D ,,;, clerko Doi.,y Frecbr, Dean Bary I(,,, ...#Cl • • ..., .. ollz, and ID ollornalo, Carol Crt,. Ollie• pmonnol ■t Melga Gen, won. oral lloopital perform a ��- m• . . Bolll MI• Criswell and M r ■. jorily of lhe duties and are poss\ l"r<!<ker hBve been employed for bly as important to the hospihl ov1r I year Ill clerks while Mn. administration as other worker.1> Barnita ba1 been workina tbel"l' .. 'Ibere are prescnUy four per- two yeara. sons and a substRute who band A 1reat variety of work ii done Jes lhe bookk..ping, admissions by lhe olllco olaff, They acl u re- FULTON-THOMPSON TradW --�--- Off ee Dut1'es Imporlanl Too Al Hosp1•ta1s_ ' o.-rn ..J.. MIIIIIM o, AND OUR BEST WI-SHES TO THE M E I GS G E N E R A L H O S P I T A L TO MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ON THEIR Meigs General Hospital 13TH ANNIVERSARY ON THEIR ,iNE CONTRIBUTION And To 111, Cltlz1111 Of MIits County Al We Look Forward To . The TO OUR COMMUNITIES. Coming Of • r. New Mllp Ml_,lal Hospital. FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY Po1111ror, Ohio Poffllny, Obio POM�ROY MOTOR CO. ' TO The People Of ,T I' I" I ., l THE MEIGS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TO THE STAFF OF THE BEST WI SH ES Our. • THE FUTUIE EUCTION Ill ;:.­ ·= ·=- -----=-_::.=......=..---=----.:: - - We Congretul■te You On Your Fin• .' Contribution To Making Area A Better Place In Which To Uve, , WHOSE LOYAL SUPPORT HAS ENABLED - <: - =.. - Sales CONGRAT'ULATIONS - 13'J'B ANNIVERSARY. =- , MEIGS COUNTY New York Clothing House 1 . 1 better place in G&J AUTO PARTS � I • contributes so much In Which To Live. � 1 • And Ill staff that Today We Salute MEIGS GENERAL H O S P I TAL - MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL , - -----�------- ---------- _If . ' ' Here's To Youl OHIO VALLEY Plumbing and Heating MEIGS GENERAL Occasion • • • Ewing Funeral Home Best Wblae, On l'lae Oeeulon Of l'our 13th ANNIVERSARY BEST WISHE S On This Very Special .I Meigs General Hospital 13th ANNMISARY THE S HOE BOX "'::.':n ==:i:c:===!'=="!""---• ON THEIR 13.. ANNIVERSARY I I Moore's Store CONGRATULATIONS tf flf 111 - dn<tloao looY>11 •'10 - 111 - o1 W... • h.,r,lo lo 111'1111 - 1-ofllo Jur,, • lllo b1r11i ,I o - Nb, . . . . . ond lo - � lllNIIII• lo Ibo -,o11G11 ol 1arto, doon '" ..,11,llad ,-pl, - ol • 1flloo lo tAinll ol ..., lo opplr - we1■1cr rood7 botllll llkltlf - '-"" ol OI .. 00 II � 11111 pliou, ond �•• tbnlap �,_ an,171 �� � yN' � �• llteldl N't PfWY.-y 19' iolff __. _.__1�... • lo a -........ boo. tnJo,d • - r• • la! . pllal. ltll 11 11 -mil lo know I -. .. .......... ol - ..... lllal Ibo .......... .... .. • CCaalllood Ga ,. II lcol -lllotl by baoplltlo dNt 11111 toll lb, complU '""7 o! lllo progmo o! haopClal ... fot 11 It coalillllOIII anti Jloo. pil&� ore COllltlllll1 cbaJlonptl to narrow the pp belw... what t, le•mtd lbrt,,p madl<al ro­ oearch and what the)' � p,ov ide. 8-arcb grant, "' mlracle, and, wtt!)out pa111nt8, puab- 13TB ANNIVERSARY t New Haven N (tems • Dr- lo - - - ...i4, end bopolw, 1ow oqull'fflllll IUdi u 1bt trlllleJal hart ODd ODd lilo trlllldol 111t1.., are capoblo ol maW.lllm, ON THEil ,.! °"' ==- ' We Salute Meigs General Hospital A Community Partnership' Good heallb 16 an lnlrlnllc jlll'I lbt bullll ll•llllf oervlca - bolh I limo 1111 uldo ...i, Ytar lot tho hoopllal provlcleo f.,. lt.o commun. ditldla lo lllllurlly. - daJJ)' of lho Incr,,.olngly � 11111d, C\ll'IU., .,-,d PNY91liv....,hlch oat..,•o baoplull and tho ,- tty lo, of .....,., poUeol <are. 'lllo - •Npor10 Jh'o - bopo In ar,I ol �•mil ... wll for .U mun , hoallhlor and lonpr lilo munllleo lhey ....,, lo bocomo mapltudo al lhlt Ofrvlco lo ..,. tho -Inuin, lliUek • dlN.oM. Amorlcu, 'nle lurlheranca ot !or _,,. fflllfflbtr o! the """" botler ocqu,mlod. 11,, th,mo e! pba■lzed when we know lha! 'l" ""1 lmowta, lbol within • lhlo yell'• ob..,.anco lo "Your o! e vo,y •iJ!ot people .m ,_11, Wo Nod ol IIIOdi,a! - lolhat IOII � tho prllNry coooem 011mlty. o! 7ou, boopilal which provldoo 'nlto lo Notional Ho■pital Wook, lloopflall - A C<ommunlty Part- ��'!i.:.:. :, y:u::� :, ..W � � -------------------- 1 nerslllp... It w.a1 chosen to em11119 ---• 1, , pn,coduro routlno NIW' the yoaro boeauoo I ·•••lze the reciprocal r,l,IJon, ...,..,. ovor ep.. Dal Y ••n_ ..._ tine_ I, • a.. Mlddl ort ... .M r,7 .. e1 .. u .. 1 . 9 l Y • _ . o .. ho,pltol, can iiiiiialii · _ 1 do ro more vmt for •• peoplo .,. ... =;;;;51,. Our ..._.__ ol 11..Jlh lo - ·-·-il ohlp that ..IJI, betwe<.'ll lho ..,,,, _,..., ,..,,..,.. ., 'il munlty r o or . v and lhe hoapltol. 'Ml• ho,. llwl boloro refloclod In lho dodlcolad .,,.. pllal ,toey help■ each lo reallu 'Milo ha■ been • -ury of IC� lco Jouad In baopllalo, llorvlcol the new berllqe of heallh and lo •nlUlc mlracleL ll bu broupl lha! wer. unboard of _ ,ven unde,cribo tho areas In which the the m oo l ama,:lnj stride, ii drNlllld of - J\111 I fr, decodoo hoopilal clepeoda on public wider- heallh eare over ooocentralod Ja. ogo on - beb>I provldod. TO tlandlni oJOd aupport U tt lo lo lo ■uclo • briel perjod. Two dee- Highly d<voloped teat, carried <0ntinu, expandln( Ha sorvice■ ad!I have been oddod lo t h • out In the modom loboratorleo lo en>we_r the heallh needs o! lh, IUe opaa. More bal,lf, are living ohed Ugbt mi lho nwiot ebffluoe eommun,ty. lo rrow up, and moN molhert problmo In dloposw. llucoeo � most lmportant service the and (athe111 live lo ourtuni their treatment l■ now being ertended I I 11 1 Theme Of Hospital Week: 'Your Hospital ! I OHIO POMIROY 'w � Hoaplala Mil.ti In � and nporllq oonwmmldblo - • and orr■r educational program. la such ana., aa p,.....tal eve , nulrlllan 111d "'"""'1 Jinjoao. Best Wishes To Meigs General Hospital · w• · • I / There are 19 reglsttred and practical nursrs on the staff of Meigs General Hospital in addJ· tlon to the l'OOka, a m•i.nt.rlance repairman. 11:nd hoapital t•rhnlc­ i.ans. The care 11rtd contrf>I of petlenU. ii a b1x re1pon.11billty, making 11 neceuary for tnlned PtrtO!lR to handle the duliea. Supeniiaou of nurae. at M eigs General Hospit· al ls Emma Adaffl!. Sht 1a also a registered nurse. Other registered nurse, art Dor­ othy Caldwell, E�lo Cro11, PhyJ. Us Knopp, Jean Wrifi}lt, Patrlcl, Jones, Leone: CH!lland, Isabelle Wehrung, and Grace Sc::hl,.1Ue. The praclical 11\.ltlei are Aman• da Murray. Georgia Fraley , Mat­ lha GllmON, Margretta R o 1.1 sJI, Mabel 'l'r■cy, Je■n Taylor, Vlr• linia Grimm, Juonlta llotlilf, EXPERIENCED HAND - Georee Smith, career . hospital consultant, formerly Cherole Bunlollo ond IG. N.> Hen­ admlni11ra tor ol Pl. Pleasanl's Pleasant Valley Hospital, and a consultant for other rletlo Rutlonculter. ho■pllal expansion projects. is shown here In his office in the County lnfll'll!ary Laboratory lo<hnieian ,1 M•ii• about a stone'• throw from whQre the new Meigs Memorial Hospllal will be built General 1., Dick Soylor and •-ray technit'l21n is W1.1lter Luca,, Dlt­ aoon. -a Sentinel Photo. tarlarnJ are Lucille Callo, Mary Tyler, Chrbtlne Fr'lleman and Thelma Dunean. n ha, bten pointed .,. In lht pa1t by patient• that nurse, and other workers of Meigs General Oeorge Srnlth, 1 recognized ex for the MelJll Memorlal Ho�pital. workin& In connection with hosp!!• Hoapltal are a particularly friend, pert in hol!lpilal administration, He will alAO serve In an advisor!' j als for about 14 year1. Mr. Smith ly 11ro1.1p of person,. wn• ,employed by the Melg1 Ho,. capacity until tht- slrurlurt' is l wa11 in demand to work al a num · �� -��...-a,f�if pltal Commh1sien •\ conaultant completed and ri,arly to be ope11- �r of other similar joba before The Gfficl I pvt mad b with hi• dulles lol!lglnnlng the flr:1 . ed. laking the one offered by the MeI11 G•nera • 1 ::_ . .. U1;1p llal, 1D•c. , to' ' " · Pnor to empIoymer.! .11 a dmtn· 1>18 Ias II osp IlaJ �·�um1ss1on. 0I M�rch. . u, bo■rd ol dlretlo n tor DIIO �m 1th 11 experienced In hfl:ip1t- iJtralor at Plea111nl Valley, 1\11' , He had worked at running a •h•'llt'ed· al work. ne 11erved a11 admlnls · Smith, was bu,1ne51 manager of hoipital iivhile aierving wlth t h e To&al · admluS W. trator r,f the Plea1rnnt Valley Ho1• !he Reynolds Memorial �011pltal T o,i r O' E T otal 1 nf l h JlllileM �� 1 , 011 Y I viilon in urop,, pita! In Pt. Plae,ant, W, Va. for m Glendale. W Va. Durmg h;'I 861 A r ■1e n patle•i '••Y ' 'U•, d I r o W acific the durlna P Hli yean before accepting dutie!I �lay at Glendalfl t wo .nd,Utio.n1 .:md Per ten, CN:cupa.ncy '11. l. lUI Mei,l(s Hoapllal Consultant. w11re made to 1he hosp1Lul. w1ltJ War II. At _pre$ent, Mr. S m I ! h A nrale ffllllll It. 1 has his office at the county He WH hired by the board him es advisor. m• Sar kt I •t)oaa namely for the purpofie of 11elect- Though thii• wlll be Smith's rir:;t firmery, riext to the ho1plt1J build1u. • ' IN, • Ing Group t i and 111 equipment job at con1ultunt. he has bct-11 j ing site. _ _ · ·- ---�------ ! Olltpaf.Jut tnalmlat t'71, Visitors And Patients Will Be Impressed :�i:::-..�,111:;-::�� . Carroll, B i l l Slump, Sheldon �: I 1t h Mod ern1t y In Every I m�ort ant Deta1·1 �:;.,:.�n:!c:=:;,. BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 290 N. 2nd Middleport CONGRATULATIONS t •�• """ ��-pllal, wbidl In lum aro """ponents of p,atient care, are educalion aod trallllng o! penotlllOI, ond ....u.aJ --,cl,. Aa add, a.!.• MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL KING j� Ilona! ....,..."1111. of hotpllol, Reapomibilitl"" _ ..a,111t•·· ., �- •- la proventive liodl:lne. Consultant Was Administrator At Glendale, W. Va., When Two Additions Were Made Meigs General Hospital The SPORTS CENTER I Nurse Staff I ils Large At , , ' /Meigs General • CITIZENS NATIONAL UNI POMEROY NATIONAL IANK Mltltl'-1, - I • .' �·•�1' � ·. -.. "t.,,O'\., """ I operation In .. -- to a:Dany Sentinel, Po111eroy-Middleport, 0., May I91 J9e_! k mor, , ff.ctw, and elf1<ienl "'i mpoosibllille, for lbe CODI- maternal, infant, and clilld hy­ u..tr met.hods of operalioo. munity' i health. �ventin med- glene, and helpa 111 all .,- IJ'OUP' Ho5pllals a� coocemed just •8 icine Ms loa g been 11, ,omt re. Lo educate the pat�t and hi& you ar,, � ,lh the r mng ,�, al IJ)Oll&ibilily DI the bosp tlal and tho family on m.,u,n of beallh aod I heallb care. They are self-erltical local heallh departffifflt. The hol- hygiene. and ar� wnstanuy :,eta1 c.11mg for ; pita! N,iiL!ltl the work of the health , Mor� holpltala � cooperat­ w. where greater eU1c1en<:.es 1 department bJ' d�ting and re- ina_ -wtth other, are or ■NI of• I ng e ro ca.a be ell�l@'d without low ri porlm& commumcab le diseases ; fermg educational p grams for . It hae been estanated about 7o , l belf st andard of persona!aed pa• trealmg pat ients with tuberculos, the community oo such upectl persons, ll\lt or Lake • few . _will l ieot can. Studies mlo Uutr ope_r- i., and pohomyelilis, and continu- of preventive medicine III pre-n • be @m�loyed rn, lb@ new M e I g s at mg procedures havt' mulled m i g the llt'Ver-end lng fight against j tal. maternal and child c-art , D\1n Memonal Hospital, when complel· such eJfic1enc1es H group purtrition, meatal byt:iene, and deFurthermore, the inlectlon. 1 ed. chasmg of supplies , methoda un- : pltal practices the ' principlell of t Continued on Pq;e •! Beginners' arithmetic suggests prove ments, work �nm�lification ' �----....:. thl!l will produce an annua! pa1- 1.echmqueti, cost accounting, and I 1 roll to people nmnint: the boa;pit- . labor saving devices. But hospit• al of about a quarter of a million al people know that they cannot HOW IT W I LL LOOK - The new Meigs County 42-bed Memorial Hospital will look like this according to the dollars. This was one of the rea ""'"'t the '""""on of • macllto the ine which will care for pa.l M!!nl.t 1rt 1st's pen of Harrv· RJ.Y· Ne\'. · W heeling. To its right is the new County Infirmary; at left is the Children's Home. : sons cited II important . electorate two yean ago whie-r1 with the dedication and compas- I · that risas sharply from the lower I. ' sion of . nur st . the bond iasue was approved. [ entrant<!;! � c me! . As tim, passed, and M e i g s , Bee'".. peopl• "" .. noc• � · ai:,ve. , tery to gh gro ; County slipped fartheT into the sary to the hospital. we cannot Then. two years ago the county I t9fi0.fit dol expect the applicatlOJI of costnational econom h•. opened its now inf,rma;y for ii, O sa•ing t«hniqun to produce • , budding th;, drums. reasor for . . , old folks. marked reduction i.n hospital costs viWI . the hospital loomed more M 1d ben-y Heights. lht> Pomeroy lo passersby a cornfield, toma1o the elderly C'Ounty ch ildren s l Between the infirmary and the . , We CH expefl them to ha/d co,u ,i rea that IO years ago d1�played I µ;.itch. a farmhouse or two, and home bmldmg, today looks much I Childn�n·s Home which since i95 1 , than ever · do wn to the Iowest �ss,"ble le ve1 , 1 'Ttre payroll is by no means all . . has been repa ired repo inted and nd ttns 1s what hospitals an try· ' ' · gone-, it · 11y a · will have improved is the site of the new that i·s i mport an1 , econom1ca Before 1962 IS . mg to do. But a marked ceductkm · · undergone , a nother important Meigs County Memorial Hospital. speak 1 ng .111 ..A � 1s . . ,iusp1• 1ai •• �•s nol poss•"ble face J 1·f•· .mg. . . Sometime this year con strucllon Many ot her c1:osp1ta1 1um·tions -• 1ion III e1. 1h er . the w1'lhout a 1-aiuc 1 1re H"II" I I "=used Io be ca IIe d · shou ld start on this $600 000 tes• w1.11 lend to k eep more o f I h e · n be r or t h e qu I ' ty f aerv ces , Children's Home Hill. I t has bttn timated 1 facility. � : 1 Meigs County 4:!ollar in M e i g s � w I h peoPI prov e one O; u s , in of ' renamed , by official order C • Jls addition to the complement County. Here &rl! some for wanls tha1 . 1n fac1, we w a n t , · .. MuJ- of modem bu1kHngs on the hill stam-es· Pomeroy V1· 11 age Council. i more and better be altb services. • • • f · hi s. " be rry H e1g w1.11 ma kt> t he area one of the _ rood supplit"S for the OOspit, To assure the pubhc that our . This came .about beeau.se of the most handsome m MeJ"S � or any a1 popu1 aI"10n w1 11 be pureh ased . • • A h'igh· •� hosp11a1 S are prov id"mg t" many new . modern homes built adjaetnt counties residents be• Ioca II y · ' est quality patient care, ttie pro. . on both sides or the hardtop road J ieve. - So will tn ny other routm� da}.� gram of hospital accreditation I to-d�y supplies c?nsumed 111 op• was develv�. If a hospital is ac- 1 eration of a hospital, credited, lt means that the care I Economy Pushl ... W•11 I B e Fe t • t FrOffl Pro1ec I •senc• hos- ••-•-'="-=========._._._._._, I CONGRATULATIONS 'Th e " I'))' D est1ned s000 to o·1spIay Another N \,W, M0dern pUbl•IC B Ul'Id•1ng · Hosp1•13} , - ----•-•---••-------ildiffere,nt. .-===----------------------- • Th an k Yo u, Staff Of The I I Safety Award I l i\'lade To Meigs General Here Way Of Life. \, ., ... , :��".1 �i ,,., "" '\� -;� _.-!f.,} � 1 :) - � .( �,;.!. �· r Tht> letter below expl.iins an a "''ard mode this year lo Mei�� 1 General H�sipihd : R . E� Boice, M ,0. Medical Director i Meigs General Hospital I . •.r::r� .', -� 1 i I ! Best Wishes '.1...�'1.:l(s;:li: i For Their Fine Hospital And Their Contri buti on To Makin g Ours A Better Comm unity Them.. Of • I Hospital Week . I In Wh ich To Live -·· I I , 1 I I Pho"" WY 2-2955 POME ROY =- I !�_ BE ST WISHES [ UPON THE OCCASION OF YOUR • I" I' 1 3th ANNIVER S ARY I. I OHIO ' -�-------.....- Launderers ,,.. .,,_._ , • ' - • Y o u Have Mada Meigs County Truly A Finer Pl1c. In Which To Uvt ly Your Connlbution. > • • • a.. Is Melts County's Association Of ON THEIR 1 3TH ANNIVERSARY .lld..-1111: Insurance Agtndts V. D. ldw•NI• lmu�an•• Apncy lteutw lni.urance Apncy .; , ,-.,...,, Oha. .. . , ,, ' • •' •• . , ON Tl-�EIR 1 3TH ANNIVERSARY ; FOR Tl IEIR FINE HOSPITAL I ROBINSON'S CLEANERS P0MEROY TRI-LUSTER CLEANERS MIDDLEPORT --- .. ., -' Downing ln111r•n.. Agency MWdleport, Ohl• Dav1..w1mer lnwr•nce Servi•• · PemtN'l, Ohle Operating 1 2 Busy Dtporlmtnl Stores .... ---"� . - · . -- I ,, I For The Security and Convenience .. J �"f� � ·� · COMMUNITY HOSPITAL • . \ I • .,,, . .' ' . ... ' ' CONGRATULATI�-NO S' , .., , , ON YOUR .:.-�:1 -· �( Best W ish es , To The Staff Of - . ... ,. 1 3th ANN IVER SARY • Meigs Genera l Hospital On The Excellent Service You Are Rendering Our Communi_ties Day In and · Day Out. Pomeroy • \ Home For Funerals D ry Cleaners • STAFF I ·l',ROBI N SON'S Anniversary • • • and RAWLINGS-COATS I OF A MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL I' I) ' MEIGS · GENERAL HOS PITAL Theme Of Hospital Week el ry Store Occasion Of Your 13th Ebenbach H�rdware I And Staff Upo n The To The I I • � SALUTING � A4 l:L L E R - K A R R aEST WISHES ,..._.,1 Ohle,· KARR & VAN ZANDT _,,,,,_.,...,.._�!"! lo FROM I '· I ... fine hospital and for the excel lent service you are render ing our communities day in and day out. To Meigs General Hospital ' L. HOSP ITAL WE ARE GRAT EFUL .. ... ... ,.. i- Congr atulations • • On your excellent past performance in giving this area a I I AND STAFF . 1 3th ANNIVERSARY -":.°St t E R LU�AS,_ !·R_AY_!�C H NICI A N- �------ : Be fore prep�y�� w a, deve :­ _ _ T_ _L_ WA _________ . came What is the community' s rolo- IR oped, lhe hosp.ital s 111come . I d" but th"JI I f ••• ro patient ect u1111: � Y uCitizens' Health I o · , �.c!1 · this v ital partners hip? The m st lot�_ I ___ generally did nol oover the Ranked Highest ,. tt direct tie between the hrupital and the community is through the or all the community ' s intett5� hospil.:11's governing board. Thl!l and goab, perhaps tiOJ'le ranks group of community leadere, who higher than the bealth of it1 citi­ i serve without pay, set the b· 11·d zens. Mo■t people take thla "'heri• j policies under which the hospittage o! health" too much for 1 a� _operates. Jt iis their respon�i­ • sranted, It i11 uawned, for ex• hility to nssure that the ho1pital ampla, that lbe boapllal will be provides high quality care. The theNI whenever lll!eded. bo:ml: -� fad, has comple!e re- l But it won't be unle8!1 citliens 1 spons1b1l1ty for everything that / of the community m,,ke eome efgoes on in the hospital. It .h1.-es 1 ' the ad._�inistrator and it bears !l:e fort, take some interest, and ofj responsibility for the quality or lon fer pupport to the lnsutut , medical care that is provkled in which 1tand1 guard over healt.b. ! lhe hospital. In tum, it fos!trs -- : commu nity understanding . md support of the hospital. As indlvldu.!lls, yo11 can active. B A NK ER - Edison Hob- · ly participate in the communlly l l&etter, president of the Po- par lnership with your hospital by ' meroy NatJonal B11nk, Is !irst having an tmderstanding ol _ eeretary-treasur er of Meigs 1ls purposes .md its goals. Be­ s General Hospital. Mr, Hob-- come familiar and conct:-oed stetter served as thalrman about the health needs of YOW' of two vital drJves in the community and join others in plan14-year movement that in ning for the provisions o{ a co't\1959 resulted in a bond ls-- prehensive health care program, sue being approved to pro- The changing composition of\he vide enough money to build populat ion points to an ever in• new 4Z..bed Memorial creasing concern with preventivt! Hospital. He was cblirman care, with chronic illness, a n d In 1948 of the edueatlooal with rehabilitation. We are now.a e:ampatgn for the original nation of over 179 million. U the tu: levy, a n d again two present rate of populaUon inc:C'nse years ago, when the later continues it is estimated that by Issue WIS approved. 19'15 ·we �ill exceed 216 million. Il is also predicted that by 1975. ten per cent of the population •�rill be aged 65 ot over - a lribuet" to the advances in health care but presenting special problems , ' in caring for an aging pop1,da- 1 . lion. . • � �- ''{�t inued from Page JP .;;;;�-----• .........:�.. I _' f&'mn of serious diseases. Hos• The goal of commun ily pl11n­ pilails are often the site of masi; 1 ning for health care must be a innoculalions when a com mun- comprehensive program whic!t in­ lty la treatened with a serious tegrates services lo meet identleommunicable disease. And in t� fied health needs and lo av:lid event of a community disaste", unncessary duplication. Servieb the holpital'1 disaster plan stands for the ag , tor e,cample, muill ready to ,qo Into immediate oper- be integratt.d .:nto those for the aUon to eare for the injured. ent ire populatio.!\ The conce� of the community The second way you ca'I .:;1:p-- ·I health center is, however, much port the hospital is by encom·ag­ broader than extending t_he hos- ing young people to enter heallh pltal's services outside Its walls. careers. The shortage in medical A health center must provi:I� - . and paramedieal personnel i!I a ... ;: .. -- or cooperate wi t h instili,1 ,ons I serious problem for the e n t i r e , , which are providing - care for health field. chronic il)ness, for convalese 11n ce You have all read of the shtrt- 1 , and for rehabilitation. It must i�- age of nurses and laboratory tech. 1 sure that a continuum of care lB nologists. In other areas ol · ra• prov jded. to meet each pat ient's medical work, too, hospitals are ..... "" : needs after discharge from the finding it increasingly difficult to hospital. secure the personnel they require These are dirflcult chnllenges to provide high quality pnti�r.t but hospitals will continue meet• care. Approxiatemly 2,000 more Jng them as long as their com - dietitians are needed in the nain . lion's hospitek It is estimated munities demand progres9 I that the additional need for ph.ir- · health care. CONGRATULATIONS 'MIIGS GENERAL ' "H O S P I T A L ON THEIR I I MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ' �- ' --- HOSPITAL . I I -- I I MEIGS GENERAL OF i ... ... .. � --- .. TO , I TO CHESTER MEIGS GENERAL · 1 3th CONSTRUCTION ST A F F 1 . THE I Of Meigs General Hospital 1 12 E. MAI N STR EET TO I or BEST WISHES Many persons skilled in t h e ways of economics have for the past derade termed construction Dt>ar Dr. Boi<"e, or the Meigs County Meigs Mem Co�gratulatioJ1s 1o you and your orial Hospital one or tt,e first . I hospllal personne1 on your saret•; 1 big. vital steps that had to bl! We have seen that hospital• record for 1960. We are very hap , taken before the county could have berome centers for patient ! PY lo a�vise lhal your hospitat j make any big stride toward econ- care and for education , With t� ' will f(>ceJ\le a 1 _per cent A_w �rd • • omic resurgence inereasing complexity of health � . from the Indus.ri al Cornm 1ssmn l . • PRESIDENT _ E. F - --------they can no longer provide ...., ( caM ) . ,., Robble Ro bl nson, Iormer I 0f Ol1 io. , Pomeroy ma or eouncil- and most of them received all of opt imum � health protection while . · �an� thanks for your parttr!�eir professional training in �os- limiting their resources lo the . man, veteran !ol �nteer firepal 1o11 m the 19fl0 Sl�te-W i<lt> Hos• p1tal schools nursing. Hosp1�als skiUs found inside their walls, man, and owner of the Robpptal �afet:v Camp,usn . We hope also conduct schools for mechcal Their responsibilities are expand- , lnson Laundry and Tri-Lusyour fm(' safetv record ":' ill con tre record librarian11, and ing to care for the well just as medical Cleaning Plant, is resi_ lmue and lhal vour ho.sp1tal wilt ' dent of x-ray technologists, nur and st they do for the sick. Hospitals are the 8oa1rd Or th e be among lhe winners of the 1961 r 1'1 lg G e s eneral Ho ltal. He anesthetists. they provide formal challenged to become commun. campai11,�. has been I devote:r booster residency training for hospital ad- ity health centers, to coord inate Sm('erelv yours, for eonstrurtien or the new ministrators. dietitian, and oc- health care. health education, and Horry C EaMr cupatlonal therapists. And thous- health research for the communMemorial Hospital. Executivot Director - - - -- ands of inlormal programs of ed- lty. Ohio Hasp llal A s sociation / supply of safe and sterile linens : ucation a re going on in hospitals community hospitals can point 1 --- -- -· - - - , the engineet·ing team maintains throughout the country to t r a1 n to many m8tances where they are I 1 1:ieat, light, and powei-, tmd keeps people in the specific skills need- already accepting their t-xpand· 1 · - -· 1-!. . •. f-the complicated hospital equip- ed for the non-professional dep8rt. · 1 n,ent in constant readi_ness. Slill ments of lhe ho!lpital. Ol�e_rs are concerned Wl�h the ad- 1 I n addUion to their •e■Hna, I mm 1strat1on �f the hospital, keep- k-»ichlng , and re-se1reb fu11ctlon1, I • mg the services running smooth- , ho1pltal1 desene me11Uo■ ■a an 1 (Con l,mued from Page 71 . . 1 . 1Y and guard mg thelf . quahty. . dmportaol mmmim.lly hldaatry, A pro fess1ona 1 serv1re ,earns pro I so The hospital is a per nal ser• ho1pltal la • lar1e employer. A1 ,A nur. �.1 care "' Vide th. persona I 1, 2n1 employ oae ■ad , ture the patient bal'k to health. vice inst ilution and its primary a goup, hot1pllala more thH peop]�. a million , l "component is people In order to , half The Iarges l o f lhese 1s '"" nurs• oar major ma1ufactur• ers. There are the personnel who obtain the professionally tra ined many of log lnilustr�. Two-illlrd• ef the per red sonnel requi the hospital • tearn, bu t there are many oth mg · , . ■ annual ea:pe■tlltatta rttord lhe pa I1en I' s care an d pro- has l.ecome the training g round huplial mee, K• payroll to JOH for ' health el. A large vapersonn gress the ones who provide the. of 1oodt and pur• consumer As ox.-ray and Jaboralory services· riety of skills are nl!'deed lo pr of services, hospitals rank those who operate the pharmacy ; vide pa.tie� t ca 1_·e and one of the veyors and those who provide the spec- hospltal s Jobs JS to edurate and among the largest. They prepare aind sef'Ve more lhaa two billlon ial services for sur ge r y or I h e , train those personnel. conYour own doctor received his meals every year. They de�very or a bab •. . sume nearly two and-a-half bil, · . , . , . . I men there IS t1'1e d 1etary team ', c hmcal trammg m the hospital. . . ._. nd f pou s o ice per year. l\llll 1 10n : 1 wh"ch supp r1 es gener a I an<I spec- As a medieal s1 udent as an in . - they use two and·•·h aH b'll I ion 1 la! diets to meet each patient 's : tern , �nd _perhaps as a rt!si�nt f kilowatt hour� .or electrlcal ener­ nutril ional need!!. . phys�Cl�n m one o[ l�e medical r gy and 63 bilhon eallons o( hot Still ot hei-s work behind t h e 1 . specialties. he learned 1n the hos• water in a year. , i !K'en�s 1•:_ the hosp ,1 a 1. s genera 1 pita ] to translate his knowtedge [ In addition to beina: Ja rp emserv1<.-e uepartments, Th e house- . mto the c.ore of patients, to put ployers and consumers, hosplt.als . k.. p,ng le�m h_ e 1p• ·t1ie ho'P 1·t81 t heorv into practice. have one other slmilarlty to big . • 1 . guard agams t m fcct ions·' lhe 1aun, nursl'! rece1vt- , business. Hosplt als, Ilke •··-· uwlftelt· Pro· fessiona 1 t 51 d ry workers provIde a _ �- ! Uieir clinical training in hospitals, ' M operated for profit, analyze or To The Staff PrMCription, I I Crow's Steak House )½� it provide� meets certain standards set up by the Joint Commis­ 1 sion on A�reditation_ �f H�spil- , als. The, Jomt Comm1sston 18 an I independent group ponsored by the American Hospital Associa­ lion, the American Medical Asso• e lation, the ·AM!l'lcln Cal• of Surgeons, and the American College of Physicians. Narly all comn:iunily hospital& have achlev­ ed this goal ; those that have not are earnestly working toward JI, for accreditation vouches to the community that the hospital .ii serving ita best intel"l!st,:- - ·. Ca lo :.e ON YOUR 1 3th ANNIVIRSARY - The thousnnds of dollan now leaving_ the county through peo· pie going el��here for �ad: o r .0 modern fac1 hty he_re, WIii ter1J . I to decrease 1mmed1ately, even tually become practically non•ex islenl. Money for ''doctors' bills, hospital service3 sueh as x-rav and others, will find itself chan neled back' Into local arteries of commerce. l macau In boop""11 11 cJo.< la D 1 1 , SenJ,o,, P, . ,,. tt -t00 ,� l")c.Jr .ond th.ii hy 1m ,, .Middle port, O , \1.a y J 9 . . 9 l'alif"n l \ "'""' I m &>ortanl will ht' De.irly � jll"' .1 f":.ir 1 o 'n1e hoip1taJ"• . major relponll• _ Ult'� • •101 '. al(e-1 I ha" alrt:ady t'II· l°OM of lht> 3t!rvkt•:i; prov1dnt and bl add !ht' fa<.1 th.o · new bo.-tp:t• 1 hospita l& dep.:rried on \'Ol unta ry b Lidy m 1ls community partotr-, .. . 1 . al .,en- M1 ire &1..rt to COIN' .ind contributJOM to maU up t hr d if. ship 1& pallenl can. Tbe � will me.in ne1,1,· t l..i slllcalion■ ?! fe-refK'I!. Hospitals 111II rt't:l'l\'P vof- l udr of thl, J«Vtt i&: illustrldad , pe-nonnr l In !OTTlt" l1011pit.al1 today untary contr1b-.d iona .. of rour-e- , by 1M fact lhal I.Ille ol f'Vtry elpl � 1 JI ,.; .. � r bOII to �dmillfd a bfI -N m� . • 1)1".' <'Tt USt:d now re wr.b 1� • bi.; a f t . there ,m: aiready ffl) dlflettnl � clallli!icnt1or.,; c! pe�oel and atl\ ely 1.0 exlen:t hoApi tal !ol!'rv ic- - prt.al th LJ yeor. 7� Pa�)efl1 eare rt eonstanOy 1111 . th.ill nwnbe; will grow u ntw Jer • es in the rommunily rnlereAl r;flh• prov111g:. throush medical .._ , Vki!t. :· re uov:tie-J er th..n to mttt defi("llA 1nM1rred ancea. tbie de �doprnenl of .. v � , . Another way yo-.i can auppor ! Ix-ca� of no11paynll!nl of ho.. • t -·• 1 --..1 � w "!lqUlpmen 1111U arv tt1 uiu ..,.... �- • 1 your h"�'.1 il11 I UI · b:� 1,e·:ng II mtm- d p .al bill,. ter tninina: of per�l. .. ! ber of a pre-:,ayment plan for RDI--;, � l pitai t·are. 'fo:ia 1 , ho,pital1 art ::.� financed largely by th • paymrnl • ! hospital bills through third par. 1 ty payon lllth as Blue Cross and commtrcial inmr:inl't compan,M To The Staff •nd : The prep1iymenl prineiple pro1 : vides an eJ!Y metho:i of bud !el· · Ing for hospital eare and II also Personnel At Meigs General : assures hO!pitala of a atab!r, inHospital On Your I come for services provlded. Un' I der thil principle, both the � Anniversary : pie who are well and do not re- I quire hospital care in a 1Jven I yea:- and !hose who are ill pay the ilospital bW for tboee who do l"equin: care. I Gilmore Suppl y Store '. .i 1!_.�:;_ ....... . . . . . . . . . .. . . ,. ....... . t,J tr:.de .:a{>turl'd lrivader• for 500 " Your Hospital - A Commun· tJ s trartc,rs• "If the lmperiallata don ' t wanL Jty Partnen,h Jp" waa lhe theml their worm, to work l et them of National H�pltal Week. May Lrade lhem for trac�n. . . Spatn 7. 13. Thi a obler vance, lint eelebrat­ once traded Napoleon' ■ aoldien ed ■a National H01pllal Day from be for P4•. but we are solng to to 1863 , bu llnce been ob-­ 1921 mo� delicate �ven if Kennedy 1, 1 Nrved as National Hoapltal Week. not Napol eon." It UI ■J)OfllOred by the American ltal AMoc ' lalion anda. ii heId WorJd·s large11t mamlfaclurer of �f -."11 year dw-mg lbe wee.. of Floraurglcal and household glove■ 11 Nlghtlngale'" blrlbday I M ay located on Wil!Drd, Ohio. Meig s General Hospital I ... .21 To The Staff I ' • For Your Contribution ' r -•- ,-•- ��-•,·' G= , ... ,..,. . • • • � ... ' .. ..... . . tal Tnm �d �� :r:'���i,;.�!=. I HA �apl Partnenhi1, OUR SINCERE • MEIGS GENERAL HOS P ITAL To Our Better I � ., • • The drama of the operating room ls a battle for life and health. It <annot be waged In darkness. There must be Ught on the sur­ geon's hands that they may be swift and sure , , . light to help his assls• tanls respond Instantaneously to his commands. There must be ll&ht lo guide the anesthetist, and the nw,e who takes the vital blood and respiration reatlln1s. Electricity provides the pre."lure pow•� or light, to guide the 110wer oN!fe ln the hands and mlndl or operatma room penooneL ' the ELECTRIC co. co1.uuaua AND aOUTHallN OHIO aL&CTfHQ co.... ' �·•�1' � ·. -.. "t.,,O'\., """ I operation In .. -- to a:Dany Sentinel, Po111eroy-Middleport, 0., May I91 J9e_! k mor, , ff.ctw, and elf1<ienl "'i mpoosibllille, for lbe CODI- maternal, infant, and clilld hy­ u..tr met.hods of operalioo. munity' i health. �ventin med- glene, and helpa 111 all .,- IJ'OUP' Ho5pllals a� coocemed just •8 icine Ms loa g been 11, ,omt re. Lo educate the pat�t and hi& you ar,, � ,lh the r mng ,�, al IJ)Oll&ibilily DI the bosp tlal and tho family on m.,u,n of beallh aod I heallb care. They are self-erltical local heallh departffifflt. The hol- hygiene. and ar� wnstanuy :,eta1 c.11mg for ; pita! N,iiL!ltl the work of the health , Mor� holpltala � cooperat­ w. where greater eU1c1en<:.es 1 department bJ' d�ting and re- ina_ -wtth other, are or ■NI of• I ng e ro ca.a be ell�l@'d without low ri porlm& commumcab le diseases ; fermg educational p grams for . It hae been estanated about 7o , l belf st andard of persona!aed pa• trealmg pat ients with tuberculos, the community oo such upectl persons, ll\lt or Lake • few . _will l ieot can. Studies mlo Uutr ope_r- i., and pohomyelilis, and continu- of preventive medicine III pre-n • be @m�loyed rn, lb@ new M e I g s at mg procedures havt' mulled m i g the llt'Ver-end lng fight against j tal. maternal and child c-art , D\1n Memonal Hospital, when complel· such eJfic1enc1es H group purtrition, meatal byt:iene, and deFurthermore, the inlectlon. 1 ed. chasmg of supplies , methoda un- : pltal practices the ' principlell of t Continued on Pq;e •! Beginners' arithmetic suggests prove ments, work �nm�lification ' �----....:. thl!l will produce an annua! pa1- 1.echmqueti, cost accounting, and I 1 roll to people nmnint: the boa;pit- . labor saving devices. But hospit• al of about a quarter of a million al people know that they cannot HOW IT W I LL LOOK - The new Meigs County 42-bed Memorial Hospital will look like this according to the dollars. This was one of the rea ""'"'t the '""""on of • macllto the ine which will care for pa.l M!!nl.t 1rt 1st's pen of Harrv· RJ.Y· Ne\'. · W heeling. To its right is the new County Infirmary; at left is the Children's Home. : sons cited II important . electorate two yean ago whie-r1 with the dedication and compas- I · that risas sharply from the lower I. ' sion of . nur st . the bond iasue was approved. [ entrant<!;! � c me! . As tim, passed, and M e i g s , Bee'".. peopl• "" .. noc• � · ai:,ve. , tery to gh gro ; County slipped fartheT into the sary to the hospital. we cannot Then. two years ago the county I t9fi0.fit dol expect the applicatlOJI of costnational econom h•. opened its now inf,rma;y for ii, O sa•ing t«hniqun to produce • , budding th;, drums. reasor for . . , old folks. marked reduction i.n hospital costs viWI . the hospital loomed more M 1d ben-y Heights. lht> Pomeroy lo passersby a cornfield, toma1o the elderly C'Ounty ch ildren s l Between the infirmary and the . , We CH expefl them to ha/d co,u ,i rea that IO years ago d1�played I µ;.itch. a farmhouse or two, and home bmldmg, today looks much I Childn�n·s Home which since i95 1 , than ever · do wn to the Iowest �ss,"ble le ve1 , 1 'Ttre payroll is by no means all . . has been repa ired repo inted and nd ttns 1s what hospitals an try· ' ' · gone-, it · 11y a · will have improved is the site of the new that i·s i mport an1 , econom1ca Before 1962 IS . mg to do. But a marked ceductkm · · undergone , a nother important Meigs County Memorial Hospital. speak 1 ng .111 ..A � 1s . . ,iusp1• 1ai •• �•s nol poss•"ble face J 1·f•· .mg. . . Sometime this year con strucllon Many ot her c1:osp1ta1 1um·tions -• 1ion III e1. 1h er . the w1'lhout a 1-aiuc 1 1re H"II" I I "=used Io be ca IIe d · shou ld start on this $600 000 tes• w1.11 lend to k eep more o f I h e · n be r or t h e qu I ' ty f aerv ces , Children's Home Hill. I t has bttn timated 1 facility. � : 1 Meigs County 4:!ollar in M e i g s � w I h peoPI prov e one O; u s , in of ' renamed , by official order C • Jls addition to the complement County. Here &rl! some for wanls tha1 . 1n fac1, we w a n t , · .. MuJ- of modem bu1kHngs on the hill stam-es· Pomeroy V1· 11 age Council. i more and better be altb services. • • • f · hi s. " be rry H e1g w1.11 ma kt> t he area one of the _ rood supplit"S for the OOspit, To assure the pubhc that our . This came .about beeau.se of the most handsome m MeJ"S � or any a1 popu1 aI"10n w1 11 be pureh ased . • • A h'igh· •� hosp11a1 S are prov id"mg t" many new . modern homes built adjaetnt counties residents be• Ioca II y · ' est quality patient care, ttie pro. . on both sides or the hardtop road J ieve. - So will tn ny other routm� da}.� gram of hospital accreditation I to-d�y supplies c?nsumed 111 op• was develv�. If a hospital is ac- 1 eration of a hospital, credited, lt means that the care I Economy Pushl ... W•11 I B e Fe t • t FrOffl Pro1ec I •senc• hos- ••-•-'="-=========._._._._._, I CONGRATULATIONS 'Th e " I'))' D est1ned s000 to o·1spIay Another N \,W, M0dern pUbl•IC B Ul'Id•1ng · Hosp1•13} , - ----•-•---••-------ildiffere,nt. .-===----------------------- • Th an k Yo u, Staff Of The I I Safety Award I l i\'lade To Meigs General Here Way Of Life. \, ., ... , :��".1 �i ,,., "" '\� -;� _.-!f.,} � 1 :) - � .( �,;.!. �· r Tht> letter below expl.iins an a "''ard mode this year lo Mei�� 1 General H�sipihd : R . E� Boice, M ,0. Medical Director i Meigs General Hospital I . •.r::r� .', -� 1 i I ! Best Wishes '.1...�'1.:l(s;:li: i For Their Fine Hospital And Their Contri buti on To Makin g Ours A Better Comm unity Them.. Of • I Hospital Week . I In Wh ich To Live -·· I I , 1 I I Pho"" WY 2-2955 POME ROY =- I !�_ BE ST WISHES [ UPON THE OCCASION OF YOUR • I" I' 1 3th ANNIVER S ARY I. I OHIO ' -�-------.....- Launderers ,,.. .,,_._ , • ' - • Y o u Have Mada Meigs County Truly A Finer Pl1c. In Which To Uvt ly Your Connlbution. > • • • a.. Is Melts County's Association Of ON THEIR 1 3TH ANNIVERSARY .lld..-1111: Insurance Agtndts V. D. ldw•NI• lmu�an•• Apncy lteutw lni.urance Apncy .; , ,-.,...,, Oha. .. . , ,, ' • •' •• . , ON Tl-�EIR 1 3TH ANNIVERSARY ; FOR Tl IEIR FINE HOSPITAL I ROBINSON'S CLEANERS P0MEROY TRI-LUSTER CLEANERS MIDDLEPORT --- .. ., -' Downing ln111r•n.. Agency MWdleport, Ohl• Dav1..w1mer lnwr•nce Servi•• · PemtN'l, Ohle Operating 1 2 Busy Dtporlmtnl Stores .... ---"� . - · . -- I ,, I For The Security and Convenience .. J �"f� � ·� · COMMUNITY HOSPITAL • . \ I • .,,, . .' ' . ... ' ' CONGRATULATI�-NO S' , .., , , ON YOUR .:.-�:1 -· �( Best W ish es , To The Staff Of - . ... ,. 1 3th ANN IVER SARY • Meigs Genera l Hospital On The Excellent Service You Are Rendering Our Communi_ties Day In and · Day Out. Pomeroy • \ Home For Funerals D ry Cleaners • STAFF I ·l',ROBI N SON'S Anniversary • • • and RAWLINGS-COATS I OF A MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL I' I) ' MEIGS · GENERAL HOS PITAL Theme Of Hospital Week el ry Store Occasion Of Your 13th Ebenbach H�rdware I And Staff Upo n The To The I I • � SALUTING � A4 l:L L E R - K A R R aEST WISHES ,..._.,1 Ohle,· KARR & VAN ZANDT _,,,,,_.,...,.._�!"! lo FROM I '· I ... fine hospital and for the excel lent service you are render ing our communities day in and day out. To Meigs General Hospital ' L. HOSP ITAL WE ARE GRAT EFUL .. ... ... ,.. i- Congr atulations • • On your excellent past performance in giving this area a I I AND STAFF . 1 3th ANNIVERSARY -":.°St t E R LU�AS,_ !·R_AY_!�C H NICI A N- �------ : Be fore prep�y�� w a, deve :­ _ _ T_ _L_ WA _________ . came What is the community' s rolo- IR oped, lhe hosp.ital s 111come . I d" but th"JI I f ••• ro patient ect u1111: � Y uCitizens' Health I o · , �.c!1 · this v ital partners hip? The m st lot�_ I ___ generally did nol oover the Ranked Highest ,. tt direct tie between the hrupital and the community is through the or all the community ' s intett5� hospil.:11's governing board. Thl!l and goab, perhaps tiOJ'le ranks group of community leadere, who higher than the bealth of it1 citi­ i serve without pay, set the b· 11·d zens. Mo■t people take thla "'heri• j policies under which the hospittage o! health" too much for 1 a� _operates. Jt iis their respon�i­ • sranted, It i11 uawned, for ex• hility to nssure that the ho1pital ampla, that lbe boapllal will be provides high quality care. The theNI whenever lll!eded. bo:ml: -� fad, has comple!e re- l But it won't be unle8!1 citliens 1 spons1b1l1ty for everything that / of the community m,,ke eome efgoes on in the hospital. It .h1.-es 1 ' the ad._�inistrator and it bears !l:e fort, take some interest, and ofj responsibility for the quality or lon fer pupport to the lnsutut , medical care that is provkled in which 1tand1 guard over healt.b. ! lhe hospital. In tum, it fos!trs -- : commu nity understanding . md support of the hospital. As indlvldu.!lls, yo11 can active. B A NK ER - Edison Hob- · ly participate in the communlly l l&etter, president of the Po- par lnership with your hospital by ' meroy NatJonal B11nk, Is !irst having an tmderstanding ol _ eeretary-treasur er of Meigs 1ls purposes .md its goals. Be­ s General Hospital. Mr, Hob-- come familiar and conct:-oed stetter served as thalrman about the health needs of YOW' of two vital drJves in the community and join others in plan14-year movement that in ning for the provisions o{ a co't\1959 resulted in a bond ls-- prehensive health care program, sue being approved to pro- The changing composition of\he vide enough money to build populat ion points to an ever in• new 4Z..bed Memorial creasing concern with preventivt! Hospital. He was cblirman care, with chronic illness, a n d In 1948 of the edueatlooal with rehabilitation. We are now.a e:ampatgn for the original nation of over 179 million. U the tu: levy, a n d again two present rate of populaUon inc:C'nse years ago, when the later continues it is estimated that by Issue WIS approved. 19'15 ·we �ill exceed 216 million. Il is also predicted that by 1975. ten per cent of the population •�rill be aged 65 ot over - a lribuet" to the advances in health care but presenting special problems , ' in caring for an aging pop1,da- 1 . lion. . • � �- ''{�t inued from Page JP .;;;;�-----• .........:�.. I _' f&'mn of serious diseases. Hos• The goal of commun ily pl11n­ pilails are often the site of masi; 1 ning for health care must be a innoculalions when a com mun- comprehensive program whic!t in­ lty la treatened with a serious tegrates services lo meet identleommunicable disease. And in t� fied health needs and lo av:lid event of a community disaste", unncessary duplication. Servieb the holpital'1 disaster plan stands for the ag , tor e,cample, muill ready to ,qo Into immediate oper- be integratt.d .:nto those for the aUon to eare for the injured. ent ire populatio.!\ The conce� of the community The second way you ca'I .:;1:p-- ·I health center is, however, much port the hospital is by encom·ag­ broader than extending t_he hos- ing young people to enter heallh pltal's services outside Its walls. careers. The shortage in medical A health center must provi:I� - . and paramedieal personnel i!I a ... ;: .. -- or cooperate wi t h instili,1 ,ons I serious problem for the e n t i r e , , which are providing - care for health field. chronic il)ness, for convalese 11n ce You have all read of the shtrt- 1 , and for rehabilitation. It must i�- age of nurses and laboratory tech. 1 sure that a continuum of care lB nologists. In other areas ol · ra• prov jded. to meet each pat ient's medical work, too, hospitals are ..... "" : needs after discharge from the finding it increasingly difficult to hospital. secure the personnel they require These are dirflcult chnllenges to provide high quality pnti�r.t but hospitals will continue meet• care. Approxiatemly 2,000 more Jng them as long as their com - dietitians are needed in the nain . lion's hospitek It is estimated munities demand progres9 I that the additional need for ph.ir- · health care. CONGRATULATIONS 'MIIGS GENERAL ' "H O S P I T A L ON THEIR I I MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ' �- ' --- HOSPITAL . I I -- I I MEIGS GENERAL OF i ... ... .. � --- .. TO , I TO CHESTER MEIGS GENERAL · 1 3th CONSTRUCTION ST A F F 1 . THE I Of Meigs General Hospital 1 12 E. MAI N STR EET TO I or BEST WISHES Many persons skilled in t h e ways of economics have for the past derade termed construction Dt>ar Dr. Boi<"e, or the Meigs County Meigs Mem Co�gratulatioJ1s 1o you and your orial Hospital one or tt,e first . I hospllal personne1 on your saret•; 1 big. vital steps that had to bl! We have seen that hospital• record for 1960. We are very hap , taken before the county could have berome centers for patient ! PY lo a�vise lhal your hospitat j make any big stride toward econ- care and for education , With t� ' will f(>ceJ\le a 1 _per cent A_w �rd • • omic resurgence inereasing complexity of health � . from the Indus.ri al Cornm 1ssmn l . • PRESIDENT _ E. F - --------they can no longer provide ...., ( caM ) . ,., Robble Ro bl nson, Iormer I 0f Ol1 io. , Pomeroy ma or eouncil- and most of them received all of opt imum � health protection while . · �an� thanks for your parttr!�eir professional training in �os- limiting their resources lo the . man, veteran !ol �nteer firepal 1o11 m the 19fl0 Sl�te-W i<lt> Hos• p1tal schools nursing. Hosp1�als skiUs found inside their walls, man, and owner of the Robpptal �afet:v Camp,usn . We hope also conduct schools for mechcal Their responsibilities are expand- , lnson Laundry and Tri-Lusyour fm(' safetv record ":' ill con tre record librarian11, and ing to care for the well just as medical Cleaning Plant, is resi_ lmue and lhal vour ho.sp1tal wilt ' dent of x-ray technologists, nur and st they do for the sick. Hospitals are the 8oa1rd Or th e be among lhe winners of the 1961 r 1'1 lg G e s eneral Ho ltal. He anesthetists. they provide formal challenged to become commun. campai11,�. has been I devote:r booster residency training for hospital ad- ity health centers, to coord inate Sm('erelv yours, for eonstrurtien or the new ministrators. dietitian, and oc- health care. health education, and Horry C EaMr cupatlonal therapists. And thous- health research for the communMemorial Hospital. Executivot Director - - - -- ands of inlormal programs of ed- lty. Ohio Hasp llal A s sociation / supply of safe and sterile linens : ucation a re going on in hospitals community hospitals can point 1 --- -- -· - - - , the engineet·ing team maintains throughout the country to t r a1 n to many m8tances where they are I 1 1:ieat, light, and powei-, tmd keeps people in the specific skills need- already accepting their t-xpand· 1 · - -· 1-!. . •. f-the complicated hospital equip- ed for the non-professional dep8rt. · 1 n,ent in constant readi_ness. Slill ments of lhe ho!lpital. Ol�e_rs are concerned Wl�h the ad- 1 I n addUion to their •e■Hna, I mm 1strat1on �f the hospital, keep- k-»ichlng , and re-se1reb fu11ctlon1, I • mg the services running smooth- , ho1pltal1 desene me11Uo■ ■a an 1 (Con l,mued from Page 71 . . 1 . 1Y and guard mg thelf . quahty. . dmportaol mmmim.lly hldaatry, A pro fess1ona 1 serv1re ,earns pro I so The hospital is a per nal ser• ho1pltal la • lar1e employer. A1 ,A nur. �.1 care "' Vide th. persona I 1, 2n1 employ oae ■ad , ture the patient bal'k to health. vice inst ilution and its primary a goup, hot1pllala more thH peop]�. a million , l "component is people In order to , half The Iarges l o f lhese 1s '"" nurs• oar major ma1ufactur• ers. There are the personnel who obtain the professionally tra ined many of log lnilustr�. Two-illlrd• ef the per red sonnel requi the hospital • tearn, bu t there are many oth mg · , . ■ annual ea:pe■tlltatta rttord lhe pa I1en I' s care an d pro- has l.ecome the training g round huplial mee, K• payroll to JOH for ' health el. A large vapersonn gress the ones who provide the. of 1oodt and pur• consumer As ox.-ray and Jaboralory services· riety of skills are nl!'deed lo pr of services, hospitals rank those who operate the pharmacy ; vide pa.tie� t ca 1_·e and one of the veyors and those who provide the spec- hospltal s Jobs JS to edurate and among the largest. They prepare aind sef'Ve more lhaa two billlon ial services for sur ge r y or I h e , train those personnel. conYour own doctor received his meals every year. They de�very or a bab •. . sume nearly two and-a-half bil, · . , . , . . I men there IS t1'1e d 1etary team ', c hmcal trammg m the hospital. . . ._. nd f pou s o ice per year. l\llll 1 10n : 1 wh"ch supp r1 es gener a I an<I spec- As a medieal s1 udent as an in . - they use two and·•·h aH b'll I ion 1 la! diets to meet each patient 's : tern , �nd _perhaps as a rt!si�nt f kilowatt hour� .or electrlcal ener­ nutril ional need!!. . phys�Cl�n m one o[ l�e medical r gy and 63 bilhon eallons o( hot Still ot hei-s work behind t h e 1 . specialties. he learned 1n the hos• water in a year. , i !K'en�s 1•:_ the hosp ,1 a 1. s genera 1 pita ] to translate his knowtedge [ In addition to beina: Ja rp emserv1<.-e uepartments, Th e house- . mto the c.ore of patients, to put ployers and consumers, hosplt.als . k.. p,ng le�m h_ e 1p• ·t1ie ho'P 1·t81 t heorv into practice. have one other slmilarlty to big . • 1 . guard agams t m fcct ions·' lhe 1aun, nursl'! rece1vt- , business. Hosplt als, Ilke •··-· uwlftelt· Pro· fessiona 1 t 51 d ry workers provIde a _ �- ! Uieir clinical training in hospitals, ' M operated for profit, analyze or To The Staff PrMCription, I I Crow's Steak House )½� it provide� meets certain standards set up by the Joint Commis­ 1 sion on A�reditation_ �f H�spil- , als. The, Jomt Comm1sston 18 an I independent group ponsored by the American Hospital Associa­ lion, the American Medical Asso• e lation, the ·AM!l'lcln Cal• of Surgeons, and the American College of Physicians. Narly all comn:iunily hospital& have achlev­ ed this goal ; those that have not are earnestly working toward JI, for accreditation vouches to the community that the hospital .ii serving ita best intel"l!st,:- - ·. Ca lo :.e ON YOUR 1 3th ANNIVIRSARY - The thousnnds of dollan now leaving_ the county through peo· pie going el��here for �ad: o r .0 modern fac1 hty he_re, WIii ter1J . I to decrease 1mmed1ately, even tually become practically non•ex islenl. Money for ''doctors' bills, hospital service3 sueh as x-rav and others, will find itself chan neled back' Into local arteries of commerce. l macau In boop""11 11 cJo.< la D 1 1 , SenJ,o,, P, . ,,. tt -t00 ,� l")c.Jr .ond th.ii hy 1m ,, .Middle port, O , \1.a y J 9 . . 9 l'alif"n l \ "'""' I m &>ortanl will ht' De.irly � jll"' .1 f":.ir 1 o 'n1e hoip1taJ"• . major relponll• _ Ult'� • •101 '. al(e-1 I ha" alrt:ady t'II· l°OM of lht> 3t!rvkt•:i; prov1dnt and bl add !ht' fa<.1 th.o · new bo.-tp:t• 1 hospita l& dep.:rried on \'Ol unta ry b Lidy m 1ls community partotr-, .. . 1 . al .,en- M1 ire &1..rt to COIN' .ind contributJOM to maU up t hr d if. ship 1& pallenl can. Tbe � will me.in ne1,1,· t l..i slllcalion■ ?! fe-refK'I!. Hospitals 111II rt't:l'l\'P vof- l udr of thl, J«Vtt i&: illustrldad , pe-nonnr l In !OTTlt" l1011pit.al1 today untary contr1b-.d iona .. of rour-e- , by 1M fact lhal I.Ille ol f'Vtry elpl � 1 JI ,.; .. � r bOII to �dmillfd a bfI -N m� . • 1)1".' <'Tt USt:d now re wr.b 1� • bi.; a f t . there ,m: aiready ffl) dlflettnl � clallli!icnt1or.,; c! pe�oel and atl\ ely 1.0 exlen:t hoApi tal !ol!'rv ic- - prt.al th LJ yeor. 7� Pa�)efl1 eare rt eonstanOy 1111 . th.ill nwnbe; will grow u ntw Jer • es in the rommunily rnlereAl r;flh• prov111g:. throush medical .._ , Vki!t. :· re uov:tie-J er th..n to mttt defi("llA 1nM1rred ancea. tbie de �doprnenl of .. v � , . Another way yo-.i can auppor ! Ix-ca� of no11paynll!nl of ho.. • t -·• 1 --..1 � w "!lqUlpmen 1111U arv tt1 uiu ..,.... �- • 1 your h"�'.1 il11 I UI · b:� 1,e·:ng II mtm- d p .al bill,. ter tninina: of per�l. .. ! ber of a pre-:,ayment plan for RDI--;, � l pitai t·are. 'fo:ia 1 , ho,pital1 art ::.� financed largely by th • paymrnl • ! hospital bills through third par. 1 ty payon lllth as Blue Cross and commtrcial inmr:inl't compan,M To The Staff •nd : The prep1iymenl prineiple pro1 : vides an eJ!Y metho:i of bud !el· · Ing for hospital eare and II also Personnel At Meigs General : assures hO!pitala of a atab!r, inHospital On Your I come for services provlded. Un' I der thil principle, both the � Anniversary : pie who are well and do not re- I quire hospital care in a 1Jven I yea:- and !hose who are ill pay the ilospital bW for tboee who do l"equin: care. I Gilmore Suppl y Store '. .i 1!_.�:;_ ....... . . . . . . . . . .. . . ,. ....... . t,J tr:.de .:a{>turl'd lrivader• for 500 " Your Hospital - A Commun· tJ s trartc,rs• "If the lmperiallata don ' t wanL Jty Partnen,h Jp" waa lhe theml their worm, to work l et them of National H�pltal Week. May Lrade lhem for trac�n. . . Spatn 7. 13. Thi a obler vance, lint eelebrat­ once traded Napoleon' ■ aoldien ed ■a National H01pllal Day from be for P4•. but we are solng to to 1863 , bu llnce been ob-­ 1921 mo� delicate �ven if Kennedy 1, 1 Nrved as National Hoapltal Week. not Napol eon." It UI ■J)OfllOred by the American ltal AMoc ' lalion anda. ii heId WorJd·s large11t mamlfaclurer of �f -."11 year dw-mg lbe wee.. of Floraurglcal and household glove■ 11 Nlghtlngale'" blrlbday I M ay located on Wil!Drd, Ohio. Meig s General Hospital I ... .21 To The Staff I ' • For Your Contribution ' r -•- ,-•- ��-•,·' G= , ... ,..,. . • • • � ... ' .. ..... . . tal Tnm �d �� :r:'���i,;.�!=. I HA �apl Partnenhi1, OUR SINCERE • MEIGS GENERAL HOS P ITAL To Our Better I � ., • • The drama of the operating room ls a battle for life and health. It <annot be waged In darkness. There must be Ught on the sur­ geon's hands that they may be swift and sure , , . light to help his assls• tanls respond Instantaneously to his commands. There must be ll&ht lo guide the anesthetist, and the nw,e who takes the vital blood and respiration reatlln1s. Electricity provides the pre."lure pow•� or light, to guide the 110wer oN!fe ln the hands and mlndl or operatma room penooneL ' the ELECTRIC co. co1.uuaua AND aOUTHallN OHIO aL&CTfHQ co.... ' �... ' ... • • '- .. ., ... . '- ' ' .. . " ' ... ... ... .. .. ... .. ... ... .. "' .... ... .. . ... � ... � "" 'I, .. ... ... .... . ... ' • ·� \ ... ... ' - ... . .. . ... . . . ... . . . .. . .. .. ... ._, . .. ... ... ... .. .. . .. .. .... ' .. ... . _ . ' •·' , ("nn to-D:.lJ Srri l i nrl, Pn m :- rm· -Mid!llrporl , D , \fay H I. l\'HH I �OLW.Jw;��!_r{ l P l 1 - G 1 t'n.1 �,:wiUll•i1: .<1 l'.J i I at r, 1 •1 uul ! • 1,J t,,,m Hyde l'ark r-- Y , ha� �1;.: m., • N!ntrowt \li itti the Milwuuk.�' Hnt 1 1:-> anJ >,1 1 11 repon to the1r 1 I' t ll�, die I inn dob 1n 1h, L l,1�:, D Nl·w , orl.. Pcn11Jyl, , m,.1 Lt·a1;uc. 1 , I ho, r,I hh '., �l'llm Blazeworz Joseph J. Davis Edmu nd Butrl ma, . MED ICAL STAH H - Thrsc five medic al doctors pktur ed here make up the med• 1cal staff of the Meigs Gene ra l l J ospil al . D r . Boice is medic al direc tor and surge on. s-10 NATIONALLY KNOWN POMEROY CONGRATULATIONS Upon The Occa1ion Of The 1 3th ANNIVERSARY Of The Meig s General Hospital ... ... '1; _1 -� JOWNIE GROSS-� Inc. Sornl::' 70 million per sons pay 1heir hospi lal f"<1re through Blue Cross; c1nullw r u5 million prepay <1L least p.u'L of llw1r rnre throu gh the !IOO eommcrri a l t·omp;m1es m llw hec1lth insurance field. vour hospital is by supporting legI f you are a member of a pre islaLlon and progr ams for oblain­ pay ment plan, you have a par! :ng adequate reimbursem ent to nership with your hospital wheth hospitals for the eare of welfare er y ou utilize ih services or not . patients. Government .agenc ies ofbeniuse you are helping to assure ten reimburse hospit als far less D;muy K.Jy e ' ' a nd '"S:.i c co• V;ur,.cl - 1 the hospital of the sound finane- than the actual cost of the care • Ii" - Wt'l'f> obviou.� ly elil-(1h le. mg and stable U1come 11 requires of a needy patient. The hosp . ital El1g1l>Jlity appea1 s to be OOb.itato mail1tam serv ices. must make up the difference. Charles Mullen ble 1n the tase of ' •Ma d)eth," 1 H you r membership is m 8 Blue Only by berng assured or a stahoweve'.· · smt "e 11 15 � pre i;e� ta- C r oss plan. you have an evtn clos- ble income for services provided . . tion with a history I ll various er tie with your hospital. B I u e -- - ----------� -- . other mPdmms as well as TV. Cross is the ot1ly prepayment proBut the entire system of pigeongram which is directly oriented to holir1g Emmy r1ominees into narthe financial needs of hospitals. row slol.s needs overhaul ing. Per- I t is governeti , like the hospital. i;ona lly, l' m partial lo a setup by a group of community leaders . _ By FRED DA NZIG that ehrn 111ates t·aleg un_e s . a_nd h w o serve without pay. Also in Unlkd PrrH Jnternallonal adoJ)ls a broader. less rt>slncllve the tradition of hospital s, B I u e NEW YORK ! UPI !-! read the approad1. Cross plan, you have an even closfin'!' print in the rules gove tnin g One thought that st'f'ms lo f'lllerpriiw, eslablJshed for the sole lhtt latest batch or Emmy nom- make sense would hll\ e the 5 . 000 1 purpose nf providing hospital inations and came a way with a Academy members lis , after the care for its members. question. season , the JO TV performanees U ut hospital do not treat only Was ''Macbeth , " � i�ner of fi v e and prngrams that gave them the those patients who are .able to Ernmys, deal'ly eligible for the greatest surge of pride in !heir pay for their care. As institutions "program of U1e year" honor? induslt'y. •n1en le>! Price. Water- serving the public, they must A«ordlng lo the Academy ol house & Co. tabulate lhe voles provide ('are for anyone who need Television Arl11, and Scien l' t� s· l ist. and aw a rd F.mmys lu the 20 or The fifth way you c.an support ing, "the program of the year " 25 on lop of the list. it - whether thay can pay or not. had to be. ' · that program, crea l- Of t·ourse, the big stumbling - -----· ----1 eJ ori�inall.11 or folly adapted for bft>c k if 1hi!I pro cedw ·e is applied "The U.S Steel Hour"' told a television, which is consldenid to to the Emmy is the fart that the tricky story I n sticky tempo be the most oulstanding presenta• ..i< adem y mt.• mbers who now dis- Wednesday night . ' l ion of the .award s ye ar. Such a play .<i uch na n-ow allitudes in ''The Leonardi Code, " by Don­ prugr.im may be either one of a t ic l ir ballot ing wou ld still be aid Bull, had a rousing backstage series, or a11 individual presenta- floing, the voting . .Somehow. this plot that involved a mind-reading tKln. 'either enterh1inmenl, public manages to find academy orficers act, clalrvoyancy, a masquerade _ service or coverage of a newsand their .aculyles getting inlo the and a murder. worthy event, hut may not include act. They t urn much or the pro• The story had sturdy lngredl­ a duplicate or an approximi,te duclion in to an .exercise in elec. ents, all designed lo austE1in the d �plication of a prese11 t.atio� pr�: lronic log rol l ing, or cooperative suspense, but the C B�1V produ c­ viously used In another medn�m. comdal <'ah[e.braiding. Still. l tion l o cked the murky form and . Based u P?n those hmltal :? ns, think it's worth trying betause it feel that makes a 11uspense story the four los mg nominees - As• eliminates those categories. stick to the ribs. leire Time,'' "Convention Cover• --_ --· _ _ __ age by NBC," "An Hour with I - _;_,_. --- J . . Te ev1s1on l\ , r :, �l;tbcl Sw:.irt1 of AtheM ffl'{·n! Iv vi.siled her d.tuJ,:hl�, , t.fr-... Paul Buekley and family. C' _,-- OU R BE ST WI SH ES To The Staff of Meigs Genera l Hospital •' In Review "CBS Reporta." "Project 20." I U■lttcl Preu l.111e....U...I "NBC Century," NF.W YORK ! UPI ) - AU ha,U, l "Twentleth 1 1! Macbeth. Hail to three. emir of Whl .t'aper" MDd "'l'he Villi.ant . Yean." only one can win. om. Em.myd l.lolH\.'N 20 Malt . 1 . Occur And fu, wo flnioll hailing Tue,doy oighl. "Twenlietll c.n " t lo the nod, my m1JCh 2. Narcot!r erEcge IOl I three, w�th :-our five :t:mmy1 out 1 ury J. Twin 23 Dandie1 , of five II e p a r 8 t e DOmlnaUoru:, 1 tW'prilf. But does thla mean the cry1t11.l 24 Poodle, what are we left with to ctle- · other lhow1 deltrve to 10 unrti. Epoch -;;-:;::, . -- ·_.:.: ·:___ ____ _ wo,ud! I think tbe TV academy , 9,.; �-N E Y G0'1 �. '1adium une brai,! GL E oni $NU FFY SM! Tli 1 sym.J 2�. Skat . ought to leap at the opportunlt)' f The TV Academy·, Isth annuaI • • . El. Urn·e Ing · .um rob'...er \dh£ ·I!' area awards prese�tation, a _.m Jout JAN-'Y v:,,n, TO i!N CENTS �, . E' thege; Pl"Oll'UIUI, eve If It meau NO ' SIREE I' ·:c . 7. ,..i:r.ed 26. Sn\l­ NBC-TV ,pec1al Tue!rlay n�t. 01:1 \)E 1·r�1 C E NTS FER WHAT ;> · 'SNUFF',' LINK tb&lt "Perry Kuon" or •·Twili-1¢ I ral10 in� T SE TTtr-.)' ; � ··t lamlllar1t• Cf\r-J Sf.AT 1-liE · 'IE AIN' ..,,,-- , I 1,11::monstrated lua ,_ eoR:RV 1 CAN 8 . Skill en.rt I· 1 � : Zona'" D1U1t co wllhout aa E iy . NOBO D"' • -' 1 R G PIV\C C < breeu5 Emm"• TEN CENTS 1 9 'l:1,p ztout 2'1'. To · 1 • It· waa like \\ate.: Ior ont :S2. BenH \ · NOTHIN' " )'ell' · I �· i�":..':_. . I Hc c:.s - :Yl)r� " a 'uook limo 33. Fr■11cb Ing a mootaae of put Einm) . !' " .. , 1(1 •· :nter.�e 28. Itt ttli■ rlver 11U per1onner11 ·•00 shows mt past. Awards again Unlmp1r·• . , : . rucl•· .! place S::,. Su1pend.� went to Rod Serling and "Twi• work u111genuy u \l � \' t v � ....i 1 . ·,. ".!lJ. Goa!:·.eepr as. sa11or � light Zone," Fred Astaire, Ray- watches for faithful servlce. ( colloq . I 39. Dttect ,0. l"'.:::1t:11c-.·ors ( ,tang) mond Burr, Lenny Bernstein, tbe stud ing productloris and perfor• ; ' · ot tl. It&llan. Danny Thomat1 Show. and other mer:. deterve a:old Emmy&. I 1 l' . lf j'riA, -., I " Engl!!.nd rlver old pros such as � Skelton, Sp Tbere' 1 a dlfference. ,tlthough the Maurice Evans, Jud.1th Anderson . , Emmy c.ategones try to merge •-ck , . and Barbara S,....... . , .".:n1 .... , �: Unlike lest year's &hoW. this I the tw�. The reau1t Is an mipos11!i l:r ngl one hid no newcomer such as i ble dichotomy - or a dreary rult ut ;r.e rm;1a> Bob Newhart st,aling the spot- dlchofemy. ;Ll'L ABNEI !hum light. Somehow, Dick Pbwell, Art .....-,--,,-=-:-:=�-r---:-:---, ,--:: o:: , GO ','Ir\ ' == ::�::-::OOP :-:::�::,AA :-::J::E::!:; ! _::E;::F:c", _, .,- A C Corney, J8"y Blshop or T r o y • r ,e '/()" FU . S T!A"5 CCM•N·_, ;he Oonallue couldn't make up for thil LET 'iOfi.ESt:•_c:: G0 !! record shortage ol fresh · tolenl. TM' JOMN51'0WN n000 ' :,,z ·ei-v,. ,,ii TM' SAN FltAHCISCO The show's biggest lumdlcap was :-..!',x:cty !!ARTMQUAK£? �:V. !t ,<an the fact that many of the 24 , awards lacked significance or im• Mr. and Mn, Homer Johnaon 3� !1:lten ! medlaC Enterutinmeut ). seg- and Mrs. Pauline Cunningham of SJ. Droop e e n Mason shopped in Huntington on w ments, sandwiched b "' t 37. Blunt S{I \mer'.can awards and commerciah , lacked Saturday. mvl!'ntor bite and humor. Envelope openers Mr and Mrs. Ted Stewart and 4.0. Fa.clory were as awkwardly tmmobllized grandson, Georgie Stewart, visit• 4:1. Thick ,oup as their comments were witleS!I. ed Mr. �irnd Mra. Fred Roush of I 42. Fa.brlc 1 can't get excit!l3 over a COD· Letart Sunday. •3. �-l!lhaped lest lha•. plts Loretta Young, �iBI Mr. and Mrs, Riley Fry were mold1np �.;•;: ·••:..;=:;._...:;;::.�;_--.;::;;:....J 5·1� Stanwyck and Donna Reed m a recent visitors of Mr. and Mra . · · CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work It: llruQI• for "oulltandlnl Melvln Ebl in and lomily of Rio GASOLI N E ALL EY .& X Y D L B & A X B honor,, One wlnl. two lose and ao Grande, Ohio. la L O M G F E J. L O W Anyw31J , t\,era l'rn ,ure I Nobod,j t<eepi what. ' t a�ne or, I Mr. and Mn. Ray Van Meler ' v,.� ,t=tlflr 11mply •tands tor another. In lhill aainpl• A 1a uNd utasn te a comple mod• that' man on Ir o d ublic • But then we come to the p for the three L••• X for the two 0'■, etc. Single letttrs, apo,­ and son have moved into the propthe roao for � ��� !.top, Chipper. a bic�cle. trophle■, the length and formation of the worda an all binu. affair, and education category , \ erty vacated recently by Mr. and block�. . �P ;o:.il�vard · 1 :always do h 1 t s , rlay the code letten a.r� dlUerenL numerlcaUy, thesa lhow1 are the Mr,i:. Eddie Russell Jr. on the l f-"iom . ' - -�\ \ ,, l minority. Nevertheleu, to hear the \ Johnson farm. A. Oryptorram quotation twork braas talk, these are all Mr. and Mrs. Okey Fowler and 5_ � R L C X H M X L F O Jl P C W G H , ne X P W X that TV ever oRen. ')bey point ramily visited Sunday with hll 1. 1 j - �� · Q L . " - Y B C L M. XLKT BLF � with great pride to them and ju,.. parents of Point Pleasant Route. / "Q � the give shows these for 1·::-i.tPrday'■ cryptoqu,.,te: WHEN WOK S WERE FOND tifiebly, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Russell 1, -an d oun � w medium l its memora b b "':>S e '1:. -� L. \ ·-•o � and D Shelia spent Sunday with ht>r AN ( tf � 1 ennoble it. ... ..ll.1c1t,, 111- ' mother, :Mrs. Blanch Tucker. ol i; l Unforfimalely. the Emmy fonn Mason. "' \:' , ,- �, lump• toa;ither such gems 81 Mrs. Donald Lewi, and Vera . �_ U!wis or Vienna, W. Va .• spenl kcnd with Mrs. Jul ia Von :: :� !�ANCY ' l Mr. and Mrs. Tom Redm,n, Mra. Paulln• CWlll;ngham ,nd MONDA> TRIIOUGB l"RD>AY 11 : 15 c.untry Jloe !>own , Mra. Donetta Davll of Mason Yisu, .. Farm Bureau Show 5:55 Slgn On lt ed with Mr, and Mrs. George 1 11:aG CoantrJ Bot 11tl\ffl 8,00 Toda)· with God Johnson Sunday e,en;nng. II:.. Farm 1'tmo &. 15 eoun1,.,. Jamool"NI Mrs. Freddie Thabel , Joy, Sue 1 H I GH E R 11:fl MldDow Jonu A•· 6:SO Farm Time ::l GENEVA (UPIJ-The western . and JennJe Lou, of Mason and I y-··� ,---· e:s.1 Country Jarnb(lree Big Three docided today to reject I Mrs. E<lgor Abbott, Kathy ,nd \ y 12:00 NOINl Newa Sunda y die. of omero spenl P F.ti , 7 _ 00 Bl'tlaklast P11rty soviet la 8 , the v to provlaJons ,..- . 1• w Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fore12, 15 O...· Sw 7: 2S El(teuied Weal.Ilea plan ;or Laos OD grounds they . Jt.b : l2 · Y.) Just .For You 7:30 Pickens Shovr I would cripple any effeel Ive pollc• 1 man. · 1: 25 N 7:SO Sohio News Report .wa i Ing of a peace 111, the Southeast I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keams of Fairview vlllted Mr. and Mrs. · 1,so JI.II rclr Yau \ 8,00 Breaklas' Party ......._ I Mlan kingdom. .-__.. . - -- · on Sunand IOll Ken Keams ne th 1,:111 n,, World Tbl> llotUing s 2:00 � M With lol:111c source -......... Hlp Weatenl ,.,. , , .s,.oo �- Part7 ·� · _.µ,ca;• �, �-: : 1 B,30 sre.iias7 Party 4:30 Local New, their propoat, and SO?fH! sort of Mr. and Mrs. Don JohMOJI and I, D IC K TRAC Y 4,S5 Plaller Puty compromle could be worked out Donnie visited hi!r parents, Mr. 9:00 Morning N.INlltaLkml -rr:, !,TW(r. wmt. 5:45 New� Roundup at the l4-nation conferente here. and Mrs. Roy Thomas of Camp 10:00 Morning Meditations I OO 'lCH.J l(NQW Conley. 6:00 Sundown Sertlddt U.S Roving Ambas!lador Aver• 10, 1G Calling Pl. Pleasant MIQIIE IN 6,30 Sign Off ell Harrunan, British Foreign Sec- , si>ojndlng Sunday with Mr. and , 1lll� AREA 11:00 �wa1 Shop OWNUC, A Home and Freilch Mn. Homer Johnson were Mr. · ; 1 retau, PANTMEi:l? , · Foreign Minister Maurlee Couve and Mn. Gerald Johnson, Duane de Murvllle eligDad their poolllon and Larry Lynn, of Meson, Mr. · and Mn. Vffl\81 ,Tohnaon, Dale, at a ma-ting this momlng. 11: 45 World News MoadaJ ftrollgb Frida) I No ClODterence 1e11lon was John and Gewanna. . 11:M Mason County New, 0 t:SI Sign On scheduled untll this afternoon and Harvey Rus11ell or Alliance, ., , 12:00 Qimmunlty New■ here with hl11 pent a few ?:OO Muslca1 Clock Secretary of State Dean Ru! k 9 nt , M pa Mrt. Claytan r. and S 12:05 Noon f\iew1 re t� advantage of this to make ?:41 The Lilelino Ru 0 ... . ___ 12: 10 Ohio New, .. , to B,me, . a .,. , 8:00 Ohio Valle) New, "� _ •· _ demands veto Uii,Soviel lleip1te'. 12, t• Mar•ets a,ot Ohio Newa made Wednesday, there waa ...., l2,20 Bulletin Bo.arc! 8: lO S:,Orls Today Western officials optlmlun 12:16 Newa O GratDI a: 11 World New, that th'<OIIL. N!l'lct might reach � '" 12 ' "' Farm and ·~•K R"!" 1,211 Musical Clock P ._....i. LI 1 . .... '"" "'"' .... n,t 12 :45 Mr. Musk ri.--a ,_ ·\ , Now111 lty =••m• ,.•,., appeared to have 1,,16 Commwl 1:55 lAKl&I1 Newi __.._ atruct tM · detegates, and Russia t,1111 Muaical CI� Conroy ' •• -n �"" Mr, and M-. 2,00 Mr. Music BUT HOBOD'rO S'Pf.CT iG. KID ho an..,• Iiie .., "nlled Stat wert di• fublie Servlce S ws UK£ � O' ICNCWIN' AN'vt>NE Hugh, or Akron, spent � : and son, News . S:OO Work HOW, ,_ E!:!!!!Stt t:tl Showen ot Bleutn& . AS BIG. AN' F'Af,,/IOUS AS a,tet!IDI ID the poht.eat terms I the Mother'• Day weekend with GI"!' TM' IDGA "DAC.Or' flEAlLV 3,a& Mr. Music OLIVER �� f IN T�IS 11D<e lb, U2 incident. 10,1111 M8""1 County Neb 18 liTl\.L 1H ...ff ... J I hll motbor, Mrs. B, J, Dodson. LITTLE TOWN FOU(S NOW Ne•! Local 3;55 Town MOT l!I _,.. t . ConfereDCti ol C0Ul.D I ed Talk Q-l!&f delegatel b lO:OI .seern · Mr. and Mn. Everett MJlhoan, $ JUST FIQ.GER l'M PART ()' \ Do With u 4,00 Dllclng A6 A FtR!CIMC1<1!:R A(iAIN f far more ln�sted In the -">II• local, 1penl Salurday evelng In 10,51 World News °"'NVS ""'"-' I / 1 �f Rome � Bolling 4:SO . r meeting ol t ily I Numbe be ween PnaJ. the Dodooa home ,111ting the Con11,1111 Whal'• My !;f 4, 45 World l\oport � ,, dent KeJIIIOC\V and SoTlet (Mon., Wed., Fri. l I royo. i 4,00 Sport, Nlklla Khrulhcbev !ban ID 11,• Talk of the Town Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy Jr. !I 4,51 Ma,on County New, bulltleot al hand--kJoa out I and dlugbter, Kimborly, of War• I (Tuel. "burl.I , 1:1111 Co1nmtJnlly Newt 'fomnda to iDtullla t.. from 11>t \ ,.., ,p111t the Mother'• Day w,ek 11,11 Talll of the TowD l,l'li World Newa cold war. The general feeling bere end wllb his grandmolbor. 11,11 Church e,U. Bing I i 5: ll MusluJe ..., lloal . tht BIi .Two Mn. B. A. Dodoon ,1,1trd, Her• ,Friday ealyJ l / , i 11W1 Warner ol M•lp General 1:1111 - . 8ouJeyllld would toe p1.,.. bl Vlennl � ,• ll:• Social Securilf the lint ID J1:• 511n Off ,�--'- Onlfl \ llolplW Saturday. __ . /' \ I ; _ _ , · · � I �- I •<.'lre"" -- ----- --------- -------- Big Three To wMPO Radio \ �•:, r I �·.c: •r✓ l I ' ! I er=� 0 . Veto Proviso ------ a, AL CA# rt C. ld a alol- -, """' n,. .... llln tho ,,__,- '0--.. .. ..---·__ -- ,., ... . I , .,.. _., I. W J E H RADIO I -......... ....-... °"""' ..... ...-.....lffl. ' ...."" ' L---=:c....--------... ' ,(HIGHER) - • ly C HESTER • ,aid �r ..• ..•• aaya u.- Ch ester News And Notes •=• To Our Community. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ·1 THANKS WIik ;_;_ -----· -· --,. •-=--'�lijii' y .,, ru NEVEll - r!_,,,_, 'tOU IN SlJPIIORr MANll!R, Hl'/i.i.Y••• · TO THE STAFF ..,�, ·- - Prem:"I �i -ln& I durfn& lJJ !l.f � - ly HAl!o.D GUY ., ...... ......... ..,.,.. -.... ...., ,.... .. ,r,l ...}-.,..---- ..A-ft By SAM LEFF OM . tLL IIMPlV IMCE -, ,--, PN#t 1D ,...-, ™'�__ �.'f' I A ,._ _. : . A,._.u :,L.14 1 :, 1 r---:::::===�1.�•�• LONG��,..�,.,.,�-�••G....�·�,1<&�,"�""'fl ;.w.......,,_ bl, SMIE D1REC-Tt0N I AM, THERE'S NO SENS� IN 't'OUI' SQUANDatlNG '/OOk LAST FEW 8UCKS ON l'RAIN 1-'AllE - Ila .t Our Congratulations Meigs General Hospital U,.. Thi Occasion of Your ly OIOllOI WONDER WINNIE WINKLE 13TH ANNIVERSARY I • • T� Mel91 County. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. _ ,,. , _ -- · ,,. , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "-r-..OF ii'otiuMBREAD Ft0W ABOUT IT� STAN t"· INOIJLP YOU FILL IN FOR ME. AT 1'Hf: SE:TTLE­ MENT f't '.I SE? '' .. ., AND WI-IAT AM I-- -· AN OU, FOGY OR .s.oP<JIJ1� · r • \ • l i I • \ ' I •' I It i..ord among , . . .... 1 expressed \ ,I • • 1LI ��. ltei' ect Soviet l GENERAL HOSPITAL Contrib ution - - , · q; �----�J) �-__ ,r,�,f£ �{D?� er- Inval uable -= )'.'....:= C.l.N · ,-,;T ��, ' I I • .. • ) News. Events ON For Your I ,ii . .. . f ,4 f .. . . f ♦ f .. #I • ft' •� .. . If f West Columbia 13th ANNI VERSARY • R. H. Rawli ngs Sons Co. Meigs General Hospital Williamsoft Oil Co: 5" ill' ,r ·' TC MEIGS For Their Contribution THE OHIO FUD. GAS COMPANY ♦ .... . � .... .. Out-\· ON YOUR OF OF 4 . ....... , . ......... . ,--,.--,r MEIGS GENERAL H O S P I T A L. A Salute ♦ ., MARGUERITE'S SHO E SHOP The Staff \ I 1 CONGR.A TULA TIONS V \, -._ T ._ • � Television ! YOUR 13th AN NIV ERSARY I H.; 11 '; j u . :da P1·• n lh1'rt <"i<1 tl r&tnll.v vl�­ it •1 1,,,, <!t111! \1111 Jollµer u! Al 1 .YOUR 13th ANN IVERSARY ,----- UPON THE OCCASION OF -----. • ,, ' HI\ MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL M EI GS G EN E RAL HOS PITAL ' ..... H· O' ♦ 'oi; •�• ..... ...,, 'II. ' CO NG RATU LATIO NS News Notes CONGRATULATIONS ' ,. ( 011 rirl,,• n' Iv • t � .. . • \Ve Congratulate You • . Prepa yment Plans Help Stabilize Hospital Ad ministration In Healt h Conscious Land • , ' 1• . . ,. 13th ANNIVERSARY • 1 iii • • # ... ... .,,.,,..., ,.. ...,., .,,..,, � • Observance Of Their LOCALLY OWNED 1nq1; .. • • And The Entire Staff Upon The B E N F RA N K L I N 1 tion MEIGS GENERAL H OS PITAL s-10 I O, I'" 1,:.ru1• •II� .111 I ;1 , "'' We Salute - - • "" .., . • .. • • ... .. '. ' ! •• •, ·� In "' ol Ill ' ..... Ill • ,. L r, \ 1 • ' . , J ., '. •I '' �... ' ... • • '- .. ., ... . '- ' ' .. . " ' ... ... ... .. .. ... .. ... ... .. "' .... ... .. . ... � ... � "" 'I, .. ... ... .... . ... ' • ·� \ ... ... ' - ... . .. . ... . . . ... . . . .. . .. .. ... ._, . .. ... ... ... .. .. . .. .. .... ' .. ... . _ . ' •·' , ("nn to-D:.lJ Srri l i nrl, Pn m :- rm· -Mid!llrporl , D , \fay H I. l\'HH I �OLW.Jw;��!_r{ l P l 1 - G 1 t'n.1 �,:wiUll•i1: .<1 l'.J i I at r, 1 •1 uul ! • 1,J t,,,m Hyde l'ark r-- Y , ha� �1;.: m., • N!ntrowt \li itti the Milwuuk.�' Hnt 1 1:-> anJ >,1 1 11 repon to the1r 1 I' t ll�, die I inn dob 1n 1h, L l,1�:, D Nl·w , orl.. Pcn11Jyl, , m,.1 Lt·a1;uc. 1 , I ho, r,I hh '., �l'llm Blazeworz Joseph J. Davis Edmu nd Butrl ma, . MED ICAL STAH H - Thrsc five medic al doctors pktur ed here make up the med• 1cal staff of the Meigs Gene ra l l J ospil al . D r . Boice is medic al direc tor and surge on. s-10 NATIONALLY KNOWN POMEROY CONGRATULATIONS Upon The Occa1ion Of The 1 3th ANNIVERSARY Of The Meig s General Hospital ... ... '1; _1 -� JOWNIE GROSS-� Inc. Sornl::' 70 million per sons pay 1heir hospi lal f"<1re through Blue Cross; c1nullw r u5 million prepay <1L least p.u'L of llw1r rnre throu gh the !IOO eommcrri a l t·omp;m1es m llw hec1lth insurance field. vour hospital is by supporting legI f you are a member of a pre islaLlon and progr ams for oblain­ pay ment plan, you have a par! :ng adequate reimbursem ent to nership with your hospital wheth hospitals for the eare of welfare er y ou utilize ih services or not . patients. Government .agenc ies ofbeniuse you are helping to assure ten reimburse hospit als far less D;muy K.Jy e ' ' a nd '"S:.i c co• V;ur,.cl - 1 the hospital of the sound finane- than the actual cost of the care • Ii" - Wt'l'f> obviou.� ly elil-(1h le. mg and stable U1come 11 requires of a needy patient. The hosp . ital El1g1l>Jlity appea1 s to be OOb.itato mail1tam serv ices. must make up the difference. Charles Mullen ble 1n the tase of ' •Ma d)eth," 1 H you r membership is m 8 Blue Only by berng assured or a stahoweve'.· · smt "e 11 15 � pre i;e� ta- C r oss plan. you have an evtn clos- ble income for services provided . . tion with a history I ll various er tie with your hospital. B I u e -- - ----------� -- . other mPdmms as well as TV. Cross is the ot1ly prepayment proBut the entire system of pigeongram which is directly oriented to holir1g Emmy r1ominees into narthe financial needs of hospitals. row slol.s needs overhaul ing. Per- I t is governeti , like the hospital. i;ona lly, l' m partial lo a setup by a group of community leaders . _ By FRED DA NZIG that ehrn 111ates t·aleg un_e s . a_nd h w o serve without pay. Also in Unlkd PrrH Jnternallonal adoJ)ls a broader. less rt>slncllve the tradition of hospital s, B I u e NEW YORK ! UPI !-! read the approad1. Cross plan, you have an even closfin'!' print in the rules gove tnin g One thought that st'f'ms lo f'lllerpriiw, eslablJshed for the sole lhtt latest batch or Emmy nom- make sense would hll\ e the 5 . 000 1 purpose nf providing hospital inations and came a way with a Academy members lis , after the care for its members. question. season , the JO TV performanees U ut hospital do not treat only Was ''Macbeth , " � i�ner of fi v e and prngrams that gave them the those patients who are .able to Ernmys, deal'ly eligible for the greatest surge of pride in !heir pay for their care. As institutions "program of U1e year" honor? induslt'y. •n1en le>! Price. Water- serving the public, they must A«ordlng lo the Academy ol house & Co. tabulate lhe voles provide ('are for anyone who need Television Arl11, and Scien l' t� s· l ist. and aw a rd F.mmys lu the 20 or The fifth way you c.an support ing, "the program of the year " 25 on lop of the list. it - whether thay can pay or not. had to be. ' · that program, crea l- Of t·ourse, the big stumbling - -----· ----1 eJ ori�inall.11 or folly adapted for bft>c k if 1hi!I pro cedw ·e is applied "The U.S Steel Hour"' told a television, which is consldenid to to the Emmy is the fart that the tricky story I n sticky tempo be the most oulstanding presenta• ..i< adem y mt.• mbers who now dis- Wednesday night . ' l ion of the .award s ye ar. Such a play .<i uch na n-ow allitudes in ''The Leonardi Code, " by Don­ prugr.im may be either one of a t ic l ir ballot ing wou ld still be aid Bull, had a rousing backstage series, or a11 individual presenta- floing, the voting . .Somehow. this plot that involved a mind-reading tKln. 'either enterh1inmenl, public manages to find academy orficers act, clalrvoyancy, a masquerade _ service or coverage of a newsand their .aculyles getting inlo the and a murder. worthy event, hut may not include act. They t urn much or the pro• The story had sturdy lngredl­ a duplicate or an approximi,te duclion in to an .exercise in elec. ents, all designed lo austE1in the d �plication of a prese11 t.atio� pr�: lronic log rol l ing, or cooperative suspense, but the C B�1V produ c­ viously used In another medn�m. comdal <'ah[e.braiding. Still. l tion l o cked the murky form and . Based u P?n those hmltal :? ns, think it's worth trying betause it feel that makes a 11uspense story the four los mg nominees - As• eliminates those categories. stick to the ribs. leire Time,'' "Convention Cover• --_ --· _ _ __ age by NBC," "An Hour with I - _;_,_. --- J . . Te ev1s1on l\ , r :, �l;tbcl Sw:.irt1 of AtheM ffl'{·n! Iv vi.siled her d.tuJ,:hl�, , t.fr-... Paul Buekley and family. C' _,-- OU R BE ST WI SH ES To The Staff of Meigs Genera l Hospital •' In Review "CBS Reporta." "Project 20." I U■lttcl Preu l.111e....U...I "NBC Century," NF.W YORK ! UPI ) - AU ha,U, l "Twentleth 1 1! Macbeth. Hail to three. emir of Whl .t'aper" MDd "'l'he Villi.ant . Yean." only one can win. om. Em.myd l.lolH\.'N 20 Malt . 1 . Occur And fu, wo flnioll hailing Tue,doy oighl. "Twenlietll c.n " t lo the nod, my m1JCh 2. Narcot!r erEcge IOl I three, w�th :-our five :t:mmy1 out 1 ury J. Twin 23 Dandie1 , of five II e p a r 8 t e DOmlnaUoru:, 1 tW'prilf. But does thla mean the cry1t11.l 24 Poodle, what are we left with to ctle- · other lhow1 deltrve to 10 unrti. Epoch -;;-:;::, . -- ·_.:.: ·:___ ____ _ wo,ud! I think tbe TV academy , 9,.; �-N E Y G0'1 �. '1adium une brai,! GL E oni $NU FFY SM! Tli 1 sym.J 2�. Skat . ought to leap at the opportunlt)' f The TV Academy·, Isth annuaI • • . El. Urn·e Ing · .um rob'...er \dh£ ·I!' area awards prese�tation, a _.m Jout JAN-'Y v:,,n, TO i!N CENTS �, . E' thege; Pl"Oll'UIUI, eve If It meau NO ' SIREE I' ·:c . 7. ,..i:r.ed 26. Sn\l­ NBC-TV ,pec1al Tue!rlay n�t. 01:1 \)E 1·r�1 C E NTS FER WHAT ;> · 'SNUFF',' LINK tb&lt "Perry Kuon" or •·Twili-1¢ I ral10 in� T SE TTtr-.)' ; � ··t lamlllar1t• Cf\r-J Sf.AT 1-liE · 'IE AIN' ..,,,-- , I 1,11::monstrated lua ,_ eoR:RV 1 CAN 8 . Skill en.rt I· 1 � : Zona'" D1U1t co wllhout aa E iy . NOBO D"' • -' 1 R G PIV\C C < breeu5 Emm"• TEN CENTS 1 9 'l:1,p ztout 2'1'. To · 1 • It· waa like \\ate.: Ior ont :S2. BenH \ · NOTHIN' " )'ell' · I �· i�":..':_. . I Hc c:.s - :Yl)r� " a 'uook limo 33. Fr■11cb Ing a mootaae of put Einm) . !' " .. , 1(1 •· :nter.�e 28. Itt ttli■ rlver 11U per1onner11 ·•00 shows mt past. Awards again Unlmp1r·• . , : . rucl•· .! place S::,. Su1pend.� went to Rod Serling and "Twi• work u111genuy u \l � \' t v � ....i 1 . ·,. ".!lJ. Goa!:·.eepr as. sa11or � light Zone," Fred Astaire, Ray- watches for faithful servlce. ( colloq . I 39. Dttect ,0. l"'.:::1t:11c-.·ors ( ,tang) mond Burr, Lenny Bernstein, tbe stud ing productloris and perfor• ; ' · ot tl. It&llan. Danny Thomat1 Show. and other mer:. deterve a:old Emmy&. I 1 l' . lf j'riA, -., I " Engl!!.nd rlver old pros such as � Skelton, Sp Tbere' 1 a dlfference. ,tlthough the Maurice Evans, Jud.1th Anderson . , Emmy c.ategones try to merge •-ck , . and Barbara S,....... . , .".:n1 .... , �: Unlike lest year's &hoW. this I the tw�. The reau1t Is an mipos11!i l:r ngl one hid no newcomer such as i ble dichotomy - or a dreary rult ut ;r.e rm;1a> Bob Newhart st,aling the spot- dlchofemy. ;Ll'L ABNEI !hum light. Somehow, Dick Pbwell, Art .....-,--,,-=-:-:=�-r---:-:---, ,--:: o:: , GO ','Ir\ ' == ::�::-::OOP :-:::�::,AA :-::J::E::!:; ! _::E;::F:c", _, .,- A C Corney, J8"y Blshop or T r o y • r ,e '/()" FU . S T!A"5 CCM•N·_, ;he Oonallue couldn't make up for thil LET 'iOfi.ESt:•_c:: G0 !! record shortage ol fresh · tolenl. TM' JOMN51'0WN n000 ' :,,z ·ei-v,. ,,ii TM' SAN FltAHCISCO The show's biggest lumdlcap was :-..!',x:cty !!ARTMQUAK£? �:V. !t ,<an the fact that many of the 24 , awards lacked significance or im• Mr. and Mn, Homer Johnaon 3� !1:lten ! medlaC Enterutinmeut ). seg- and Mrs. Pauline Cunningham of SJ. Droop e e n Mason shopped in Huntington on w ments, sandwiched b "' t 37. Blunt S{I \mer'.can awards and commerciah , lacked Saturday. mvl!'ntor bite and humor. Envelope openers Mr and Mrs. Ted Stewart and 4.0. Fa.clory were as awkwardly tmmobllized grandson, Georgie Stewart, visit• 4:1. Thick ,oup as their comments were witleS!I. ed Mr. �irnd Mra. Fred Roush of I 42. Fa.brlc 1 can't get excit!l3 over a COD· Letart Sunday. •3. �-l!lhaped lest lha•. plts Loretta Young, �iBI Mr. and Mrs, Riley Fry were mold1np �.;•;: ·••:..;=:;._...:;;::.�;_--.;::;;:....J 5·1� Stanwyck and Donna Reed m a recent visitors of Mr. and Mra . · · CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how lo work It: llruQI• for "oulltandlnl Melvln Ebl in and lomily of Rio GASOLI N E ALL EY .& X Y D L B & A X B honor,, One wlnl. two lose and ao Grande, Ohio. la L O M G F E J. L O W Anyw31J , t\,era l'rn ,ure I Nobod,j t<eepi what. ' t a�ne or, I Mr. and Mn. Ray Van Meler ' v,.� ,t=tlflr 11mply •tands tor another. In lhill aainpl• A 1a uNd utasn te a comple mod• that' man on Ir o d ublic • But then we come to the p for the three L••• X for the two 0'■, etc. Single letttrs, apo,­ and son have moved into the propthe roao for � ��� !.top, Chipper. a bic�cle. trophle■, the length and formation of the worda an all binu. affair, and education category , \ erty vacated recently by Mr. and block�. . �P ;o:.il�vard · 1 :always do h 1 t s , rlay the code letten a.r� dlUerenL numerlcaUy, thesa lhow1 are the Mr,i:. Eddie Russell Jr. on the l f-"iom . ' - -�\ \ ,, l minority. Nevertheleu, to hear the \ Johnson farm. A. Oryptorram quotation twork braas talk, these are all Mr. and Mrs. Okey Fowler and 5_ � R L C X H M X L F O Jl P C W G H , ne X P W X that TV ever oRen. ')bey point ramily visited Sunday with hll 1. 1 j - �� · Q L . " - Y B C L M. XLKT BLF � with great pride to them and ju,.. parents of Point Pleasant Route. / "Q � the give shows these for 1·::-i.tPrday'■ cryptoqu,.,te: WHEN WOK S WERE FOND tifiebly, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Russell 1, -an d oun � w medium l its memora b b "':>S e '1:. -� L. \ ·-•o � and D Shelia spent Sunday with ht>r AN ( tf � 1 ennoble it. ... ..ll.1c1t,, 111- ' mother, :Mrs. Blanch Tucker. ol i; l Unforfimalely. the Emmy fonn Mason. "' \:' , ,- �, lump• toa;ither such gems 81 Mrs. Donald Lewi, and Vera . �_ U!wis or Vienna, W. Va .• spenl kcnd with Mrs. Jul ia Von :: :� !�ANCY ' l Mr. and Mrs. Tom Redm,n, Mra. Paulln• CWlll;ngham ,nd MONDA> TRIIOUGB l"RD>AY 11 : 15 c.untry Jloe !>own , Mra. Donetta Davll of Mason Yisu, .. Farm Bureau Show 5:55 Slgn On lt ed with Mr, and Mrs. George 1 11:aG CoantrJ Bot 11tl\ffl 8,00 Toda)· with God Johnson Sunday e,en;nng. II:.. Farm 1'tmo &. 15 eoun1,.,. Jamool"NI Mrs. Freddie Thabel , Joy, Sue 1 H I GH E R 11:fl MldDow Jonu A•· 6:SO Farm Time ::l GENEVA (UPIJ-The western . and JennJe Lou, of Mason and I y-··� ,---· e:s.1 Country Jarnb(lree Big Three docided today to reject I Mrs. E<lgor Abbott, Kathy ,nd \ y 12:00 NOINl Newa Sunda y die. of omero spenl P F.ti , 7 _ 00 Bl'tlaklast P11rty soviet la 8 , the v to provlaJons ,..- . 1• w Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fore12, 15 O...· Sw 7: 2S El(teuied Weal.Ilea plan ;or Laos OD grounds they . Jt.b : l2 · Y.) Just .For You 7:30 Pickens Shovr I would cripple any effeel Ive pollc• 1 man. · 1: 25 N 7:SO Sohio News Report .wa i Ing of a peace 111, the Southeast I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keams of Fairview vlllted Mr. and Mrs. · 1,so JI.II rclr Yau \ 8,00 Breaklas' Party ......._ I Mlan kingdom. .-__.. . - -- · on Sunand IOll Ken Keams ne th 1,:111 n,, World Tbl> llotUing s 2:00 � M With lol:111c source -......... Hlp Weatenl ,.,. , , .s,.oo �- Part7 ·� · _.µ,ca;• �, �-: : 1 B,30 sre.iias7 Party 4:30 Local New, their propoat, and SO?fH! sort of Mr. and Mrs. Don JohMOJI and I, D IC K TRAC Y 4,S5 Plaller Puty compromle could be worked out Donnie visited hi!r parents, Mr. 9:00 Morning N.INlltaLkml -rr:, !,TW(r. wmt. 5:45 New� Roundup at the l4-nation conferente here. and Mrs. Roy Thomas of Camp 10:00 Morning Meditations I OO 'lCH.J l(NQW Conley. 6:00 Sundown Sertlddt U.S Roving Ambas!lador Aver• 10, 1G Calling Pl. Pleasant MIQIIE IN 6,30 Sign Off ell Harrunan, British Foreign Sec- , si>ojndlng Sunday with Mr. and , 1lll� AREA 11:00 �wa1 Shop OWNUC, A Home and Freilch Mn. Homer Johnson were Mr. · ; 1 retau, PANTMEi:l? , · Foreign Minister Maurlee Couve and Mn. Gerald Johnson, Duane de Murvllle eligDad their poolllon and Larry Lynn, of Meson, Mr. · and Mn. Vffl\81 ,Tohnaon, Dale, at a ma-ting this momlng. 11: 45 World News MoadaJ ftrollgb Frida) I No ClODterence 1e11lon was John and Gewanna. . 11:M Mason County New, 0 t:SI Sign On scheduled untll this afternoon and Harvey Rus11ell or Alliance, ., , 12:00 Qimmunlty New■ here with hl11 pent a few ?:OO Muslca1 Clock Secretary of State Dean Ru! k 9 nt , M pa Mrt. Claytan r. and S 12:05 Noon f\iew1 re t� advantage of this to make ?:41 The Lilelino Ru 0 ... . ___ 12: 10 Ohio New, .. , to B,me, . a .,. , 8:00 Ohio Valle) New, "� _ •· _ demands veto Uii,Soviel lleip1te'. 12, t• Mar•ets a,ot Ohio Newa made Wednesday, there waa ...., l2,20 Bulletin Bo.arc! 8: lO S:,Orls Today Western officials optlmlun 12:16 Newa O GratDI a: 11 World New, that th'<OIIL. N!l'lct might reach � '" 12 ' "' Farm and ·~•K R"!" 1,211 Musical Clock P ._....i. LI 1 . .... '"" "'"' .... n,t 12 :45 Mr. Musk ri.--a ,_ ·\ , Now111 lty =••m• ,.•,., appeared to have 1,,16 Commwl 1:55 lAKl&I1 Newi __.._ atruct tM · detegates, and Russia t,1111 Muaical CI� Conroy ' •• -n �"" Mr, and M-. 2,00 Mr. Music BUT HOBOD'rO S'Pf.CT iG. KID ho an..,• Iiie .., "nlled Stat wert di• fublie Servlce S ws UK£ � O' ICNCWIN' AN'vt>NE Hugh, or Akron, spent � : and son, News . S:OO Work HOW, ,_ E!:!!!!Stt t:tl Showen ot Bleutn& . AS BIG. AN' F'Af,,/IOUS AS a,tet!IDI ID the poht.eat terms I the Mother'• Day weekend with GI"!' TM' IDGA "DAC.Or' flEAlLV 3,a& Mr. Music OLIVER �� f IN T�IS 11D<e lb, U2 incident. 10,1111 M8""1 County Neb 18 liTl\.L 1H ...ff ... J I hll motbor, Mrs. B, J, Dodson. LITTLE TOWN FOU(S NOW Ne•! Local 3;55 Town MOT l!I _,.. t . ConfereDCti ol C0Ul.D I ed Talk Q-l!&f delegatel b lO:OI .seern · Mr. and Mn. Everett MJlhoan, $ JUST FIQ.GER l'M PART ()' \ Do With u 4,00 Dllclng A6 A FtR!CIMC1<1!:R A(iAIN f far more ln�sted In the -">II• local, 1penl Salurday evelng In 10,51 World News °"'NVS ""'"-' I / 1 �f Rome � Bolling 4:SO . r meeting ol t ily I Numbe be ween PnaJ. the Dodooa home ,111ting the Con11,1111 Whal'• My !;f 4, 45 World l\oport � ,, dent KeJIIIOC\V and SoTlet (Mon., Wed., Fri. l I royo. i 4,00 Sport, Nlklla Khrulhcbev !ban ID 11,• Talk of the Town Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy Jr. !I 4,51 Ma,on County New, bulltleot al hand--kJoa out I and dlugbter, Kimborly, of War• I (Tuel. "burl.I , 1:1111 Co1nmtJnlly Newt 'fomnda to iDtullla t.. from 11>t \ ,.., ,p111t the Mother'• Day w,ek 11,11 Talll of the TowD l,l'li World Newa cold war. The general feeling bere end wllb his grandmolbor. 11,11 Church e,U. Bing I i 5: ll MusluJe ..., lloal . tht BIi .Two Mn. B. A. Dodoon ,1,1trd, Her• ,Friday ealyJ l / , i 11W1 Warner ol M•lp General 1:1111 - . 8ouJeyllld would toe p1.,.. bl Vlennl � ,• ll:• Social Securilf the lint ID J1:• 511n Off ,�--'- Onlfl \ llolplW Saturday. __ . /' \ I ; _ _ , · · � I �- I •<.'lre"" -- ----- --------- -------- Big Three To wMPO Radio \ �•:, r I �·.c: •r✓ l I ' ! I er=� 0 . Veto Proviso ------ a, AL CA# rt C. ld a alol- -, """' n,. .... llln tho ,,__,- '0--.. .. ..---·__ -- ,., ... . I , .,.. _., I. W J E H RADIO I -......... ....-... °"""' ..... ...-.....lffl. ' ...."" ' L---=:c....--------... ' ,(HIGHER) - • ly C HESTER • ,aid �r ..• ..•• aaya u.- Ch ester News And Notes •=• To Our Community. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ·1 THANKS WIik ;_;_ -----· -· --,. •-=--'�lijii' y .,, ru NEVEll - r!_,,,_, 'tOU IN SlJPIIORr MANll!R, Hl'/i.i.Y••• · TO THE STAFF ..,�, ·- - Prem:"I �i -ln& I durfn& lJJ !l.f � - ly HAl!o.D GUY ., ...... ......... ..,.,.. -.... ...., ,.... .. ,r,l ...}-.,..---- ..A-ft By SAM LEFF OM . tLL IIMPlV IMCE -, ,--, PN#t 1D ,...-, ™'�__ �.'f' I A ,._ _. : . A,._.u :,L.14 1 :, 1 r---:::::===�1.�•�• LONG��,..�,.,.,�-�••G....�·�,1<&�,"�""'fl ;.w.......,,_ bl, SMIE D1REC-Tt0N I AM, THERE'S NO SENS� IN 't'OUI' SQUANDatlNG '/OOk LAST FEW 8UCKS ON l'RAIN 1-'AllE - Ila .t Our Congratulations Meigs General Hospital U,.. Thi Occasion of Your ly OIOllOI WONDER WINNIE WINKLE 13TH ANNIVERSARY I • • T� Mel91 County. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. _ ,,. , _ -- · ,,. , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "-r-..OF ii'otiuMBREAD Ft0W ABOUT IT� STAN t"· INOIJLP YOU FILL IN FOR ME. AT 1'Hf: SE:TTLE­ MENT f't '.I SE? '' .. ., AND WI-IAT AM I-- -· AN OU, FOGY OR .s.oP<JIJ1� · r • \ • l i I • \ ' I •' I It i..ord among , . . .... 1 expressed \ ,I • • 1LI ��. ltei' ect Soviet l GENERAL HOSPITAL Contrib ution - - , · q; �----�J) �-__ ,r,�,f£ �{D?� er- Inval uable -= )'.'....:= C.l.N · ,-,;T ��, ' I I • .. • ) News. Events ON For Your I ,ii . .. . f ,4 f .. . . f ♦ f .. #I • ft' •� .. . If f West Columbia 13th ANNI VERSARY • R. H. Rawli ngs Sons Co. Meigs General Hospital Williamsoft Oil Co: 5" ill' ,r ·' TC MEIGS For Their Contribution THE OHIO FUD. GAS COMPANY ♦ .... . � .... .. Out-\· ON YOUR OF OF 4 . ....... , . ......... . ,--,.--,r MEIGS GENERAL H O S P I T A L. A Salute ♦ ., MARGUERITE'S SHO E SHOP The Staff \ I 1 CONGR.A TULA TIONS V \, -._ T ._ • � Television ! YOUR 13th AN NIV ERSARY I H.; 11 '; j u . :da P1·• n lh1'rt <"i<1 tl r&tnll.v vl�­ it •1 1,,,, <!t111! \1111 Jollµer u! Al 1 .YOUR 13th ANN IVERSARY ,----- UPON THE OCCASION OF -----. • ,, ' HI\ MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL M EI GS G EN E RAL HOS PITAL ' ..... H· O' ♦ 'oi; •�• ..... ...,, 'II. ' CO NG RATU LATIO NS News Notes CONGRATULATIONS ' ,. ( 011 rirl,,• n' Iv • t � .. . • \Ve Congratulate You • . Prepa yment Plans Help Stabilize Hospital Ad ministration In Healt h Conscious Land • , ' 1• . . ,. 13th ANNIVERSARY • 1 iii • • # ... ... .,,.,,..., ,.. ...,., .,,..,, � • Observance Of Their LOCALLY OWNED 1nq1; .. • • And The Entire Staff Upon The B E N F RA N K L I N 1 tion MEIGS GENERAL H OS PITAL s-10 I O, I'" 1,:.ru1• •II� .111 I ;1 , "'' We Salute - - • "" .., . • .. • • ... .. '. ' ! •• •, ·� In "' ol Ill ' ..... Ill • ,. L r, \ 1 • ' . , J ., '. •I '' �.... ...... , � ... .. ... .... .. - · . - 1- .. .... .. , • " .. .. .. .. .. ... . .. . .. ... . ... . . 4 .. ... .. . . I, • .\ C rows ,. I � 12,Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, - 0 ,--May - 1 9, 1 96 1 M Srt,itlui A nnourice Birih U/ 50" rs. G ,'fmore '· Class 12 Group M in · 1y About : Entertained Wednesday Eve ' Elected New 1961 Officer . s . eople In Pomeroy "' =, �•• • U: � I I 1 i =�r the,� I rom eo, .,);JtillJ "THE LOST WORLO" (!n Color and Seope) Mid1nel Rennie, Jill St. John Claude- Rains nnd 1-'ernando Lamas 1 960 FORD Fairlane 500 4-Dr. I S1•rl;1t1. Low nulc;ige by lo• cul own t'r. Clt'an int erior. Tl rf'.� !-.huw lit tle w1.·ar, dark �r t'Nl fuu�l1, VB motor with :.. I d Iran.-.. Jcad1t1 and heater ______....,__ $ 1 99 5 1 960 CORVAIR Deluxe 700 2-Door I 1 00''1, � u arrntf'f'. !tcd fin. bh, whit ewall l irL·s, !0,000 actual m i les , Powerglide trans. All Deluxe equlp• lllt'llt. Radio and heater. I $ 1 995 .. / 1 958 CHEVROLE f lmp•I• Conv. Coupe 1 959 FORD 4 Dr. Station Wagon V9 m o t o r. Fordomalic tru1�. Powt'r s!t•cring, ra• dio. heater. l.ike ne w 1 st line tirca. Cl c,m vinyl in• terlor trim. llc•ige finish. l'ler1ty of action In this va­ cation speeial $ 1 595 Ably 20 Saturday R.tndolph Scott J erome Courtland and Janis Carter in "SANTA FE" (Technicolor} \... - also May "ti Stuart Whitman Henry Morgan Peter Falk in "MURDER, INC. ' ' On Cinern.ascope) (We Guarantee . • . , That You Will Like "Murder Jnc." if you like Crlme•Detective­ UBERTY THEATRE 1 958 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-Door V8 motor, power steering �rid brakes, jet black !in• bh. Clenn interlor, g O O d rul,bcr. Real class with lots of !lO. "CIRCUS STARS" NOW SHOWING $1 395 Sun. & Mon, Mey 21,22 The World's Greatest (In Color) - also Fra nk Sinatra, Dean Martin Sammy Davi• Jr. Peter Lawford and Angie DickJnson i n "OCEAN'S 1 1 " 1 958 RAMBLER Station W1gon Locally owned and Jow mileage, 848 cu. in. motor, automatic trans . Beige fin• iYh, white top and aUrae­ "llv(! gold i nterlor trim. Full eguip11 1£> nt Jncluding white­ wall tires, wheel discs, ra. dio, heatt-r. Super Series. Beautiful 2 tone green fini11h, S h o w room cJeatJ interio.r, wltlte­ wall llres show lit l le wear, 8 cyl. motor and std. traM, for real economy. Heater $ 1 549 $ 1 295 Middleport, Ohio "WHEN COMEDY WAS KING" With Lourel • Hudy, Buater Keaton. Charlie Cha,plin, etc. - and • "ONE FOOT IN HELL" With Ahn Ladd Aloo C•-• C1rn1v:i (Technicolor & Panavislon) Al.'lO CARTOON Eve� Payday is ''Election Day' . for Some SAVER.-;. 111nd R,dio. Week End Specials 1 9S7 Plymouth "6" - 2 Door . . . .. $69S S!und11r d transm ission, radio and healer. � like new tires, l vory and blue fiuish. Le.ss than 40,000 actual m UN. s 1951 Chevrolet • , • • . . . . . . Special 125 4 Door Sed11n_ Sound molor. clean Interior, good tires, Wu, $l8P OO. ' 1 956 Chevrolet 4 Door "21 0" . . $895 , Station Wagon · Cl . ean v myl Interior, blue over Ivory lln­ lab. Ve motor wuh standard lra111mh lon. Radio, heater a Brand new tires, an ou1standi�1 oar. ELBERFELDS IN · �iWJM'.lt: �u: a �•lf•"D�\�deft!iU� � · ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY. 9:00 to 5:00 - ..,u,dar 9:00 to 9:0CI, · I • t l SMART luggage •' . l •· Ruth Circle, M et At Home Of M rs. CrOSS l t A dt!votional period Jed b · Mr,. Elmer Wickham, opened lh� • meeting. Her t h e m e wai the great commission, ••Go Ye Into ' All the World.•• 1be hymn, "Jes­ ue Shall Reign'• and a prayer po. em wa, uaed in conclu■lon. Mn. Ralph c. Zundel, Circle cha irman, wu in cbarjl& ol lite buaineu .....,. and Ille · ei.rl!­ tian aenice project, were con­ tinued. The pn,gram in charge of Mn. T. T. Shelton wa, 1 lkll, "Our Mlalonary Outreach.•• Tht love gill and prayer circle eoncluded Ibo meeting, oiler which I hmcb­ eon wu NrYed by the ho,;te1au. Special Profrom Cir,en For Mother• r j � I \ } . ··t � Relcomatic compact locks, protective bumper bindings and interior of well tailored Celanese�;,, ,-_ , ., -, .-�,.... Mothero Dr.y 1! the Pomeroy 1"lnl Bopltd church wu -"· Id with apeclal anulc ud a mea..,. on lbe theme, of tho day. Cblldren of the Junior cburc• bad • - JlN>ll'UD Ind ..... -lad -· to each mother pretenl 'Jbe ADCtuary WU atlracUv• w l th Dower arr..,.. -ta and 1be oldest mother, Jin. Oiarlea st,m!ey, WU lion, orad with I loveiJ potted plant, A polt,d plant wu aJao 1lven to Mn. Victor Youn1 the moth· • with the - cblldnn .,,.•. 1111. '' Colors_ - Grey, Blue - - $10.00 Train Case - - 2l" Weekend - - $)0.00 24" Jr. Pullman - - - $J3.95 ELBERFELDS I N .P O M E R O Y . ' • ) faal4lllllflt••' llraad llPffllmae flU.. tD .... D t&YllTI WI PAY 39- INTEUST ON IAVINOI 14 Ft. Tomahawk Boat . . . . . . . . . . $595 , r With 25 H.P. Evit1 rude molor leas lb 28 r, electric ltarUng, all controls. ' Faetor,• �•ile:�u:::•: • �e preservers and cush Ions. ReduCN from $7M, .,.. ..... °""'" .. 1111 �pl•�fy initaDed-For As Low As- •1,000 ' - ' . . O KIO VALLEY PLUMBING -& HEATING IUTUre 1 '132 S-mt • i • New contour dome top. Tweed vinyl covering. Resists scuffs, . tears, slains, weather, and cleans easily with a damp cloth. �. iDYIRinr- ·•m 1 • OftN FOi/i SAVINGS AUOUNr Wffll US Forest Run Man Held Over l TRAVEL Jwicb,. I Vuiecl•ria ... _ __ co PV _;_P _E_R ,_ 1 ___________________ 11e 1ee 20:.:. :__ _:y Ma Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Sa •_ __:y:.:. urda _ t _ _ Shop llkrfold, Prld•v .-111 �-"'••wlUllu&a. --ti --ID] � .-111 ....,. '-""' _, P OM E ROY &vlnp aafa. j. Sav!np. .. ., Blp ...., ..... ... ....... � ' have chosen;the BANK·- for, these gtiod reasons: 1 .. !Al ( - -· INlllltn _. Cetval O l l e1 P.-d, eli.Ny _, 1 ltlll,i •-­ --------------- { and so far 83,000,000 Standard transmission with overdrive radio, healer. In• lerior clean. Coral finish, ent1ne Weather our health and well being. ; 1 9S4 Ford "6" - 4 Door . . . . . . . . $295 • f , • , for the Hospital's excel lent service and contribution to or­ The Rutn Circle of the Pomeroy Flrat Baptist church m e · t Tuesday evening at the home of Mn. Paul Cross, East Main st with M�s. Victor Young Sr. .a� oo•hosteu, a1 y • , On the special occasion of their I 3th Anniversa� Cfub Met At Restauroflt ALSO CARTOON ThrJUers) 74 Will e ... ..- Great Books Miss Grace Horton entertain ed the Great Book, club Wednerday with a noon luncheon at thu Marlin Restourant after which the ladies weat to the home of Mrs. Cedric Cla,k for their p,ogram. ' A discussion on Thoreau wao • led by Mr1, Donald Milli. others present were, Mr1. Ted Reed, Mn. Dale Dutton, M r 1. Everett Hayes. Mrs. A. H. Carpenter. Mn. Bernard Fult2:. and Mrs. C. W. Kirkland. The fll'OUp wm meet next month at the home of Mr1. Haye, m Portland. VOL Xlll NO. 29 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL I SANDWICH .ilf' ,\rc ·h O hio �t h s.t•· l 1 -. t ' i & l i:: Ohi o t ' uJ 1 1 , 1 1 1111, , "'.....1M.......- ......., ... .. Sa lu tes •• rl prwalma&«,lJ U• llelrH• re.a..M ta lhe nrfaee km hlN lletWffl die. .....,ada& E L B E R F E L DS I ,. NO\V YOU KNOW �- • • cllfferellCCI ., •P- na�- 1 ....----------. 1 ------- \ 1,-----------_; M . w ayne Gibbona was ln Mrs. Ralph Gilmore entertain• Mr . aod Mrs Earl Smith "Jf d Mn. Roll in Bearb, rt ch rs an Mr. Ls the ! t si t Pasl o s Pre den ed he the �am M lddleport Jrt' bnnounc mg t h e ed home Tuesday ev�g . al ed turn =; H Webster M O. , birth of a son Tunothy F. a r I . f dtes Auxiliary of Drew ht: I cheater Wm al in Can v1s1l er a I. w urch Wednesda Post Amenc an Leg100 Wednes ans Roy E Mrs and Wednt!sday at Lhe Mason Chntf' I w•th M , \l ! the CJ.au. lJ Cir�r. (' da y ever11ng. at her home Ill Mid• I • nd I I The new arr1v,1I v.eighed n I 11 regular meeting dl · l "mg lll charge Of M r<1 . 1 Mrs. Elias Stiles returned home Part icipating in the program puun<l:s and :.1x uuncf's at birth The m ee . _ nt: • daughter . Ew· 1 and has one b ro t her , Joe y age J 11arry Houdas ht' l t, opened w I t b Wedne·:sday aft er• a v1s1t · · m - War- wa.s M NI. G"bbo . I and a sister Su�l t' ::ige 20 months ,' the Lord' s p raver In um.son , fol. ren w1th Mr. and Mrs. Fl'ed La 1 lyn who read a narration of the Home o/ tl1e Life and Te.aching! of Jesus and [ lent prayer for the tham and family. �r. and Mrs Lari Smith ol lowed by s i Brewmgton who respond Sandra the Mrs. Robert Harbrecht a n d U nion T�wn. l'.i , and �1 r an , i dead � ntl the pied� to f' ,. b u l o u s the to readipr with selections ' ed from !lomans children Mary Louise and Tom Mrs Gail MLlll'r or M1ddlepo rl De:ot ions tak t!'l a from P a hns, Isaiah. lhe Sermon � 1 12 6 were led by Mrs. F r a � +i my a re the gu_.st11 or Mrs. Nor l � grandpcircnts i on the Mount a1:d the 13th Cha p�hee."iebrew . Wh:J read a med1t'l man McCallum. te, of Fi"t Corinthian, · _ 110" by Russell Hoy •nd doseo . � BeaUtudel were given oy I J. Ebersb.1ch 1s recuperal C. MEIGS THEATRE w1th prayer. Prospect home, hi-s at nicely ing Pom•roy. Ohio the group attending. and the prt1 P l.ms were made for a picnic Hill, from eye surgery at Hart- gram el� with the Lord's Pray. , TONIGHT & SATURDAY al the home of Mrs, Owen Wal. man Clin.ic. er. I ''BLUE BEAR D'S 1 0 son, Racine. al the next meetinl! Dale Whitloc'< who has been Mr1, James Crlawell, p,-esf HONE YMOONS'' on June 2 1 . A round robin .sympa- stationed at the Kindley A I , �nt was _in charge of the mecrt· With Geo. Saunder,; thy_ card v. as o;ent to Miss Erm ci Force bmie in the Bermuda tslnl at which time the present and Corinne Calvet Smith, who lost ht'r brother by lands Js tt,e guest of his aunt aM - also flcen were �lected for anotb­ uncle. Mr and Mrs. William dea!h. "HEROES D I E YOUNG'' er year. The report of the nomi• � "'· ' "·'· ----1 L,.i .. . . ... �Mrs . Jed Wetlsle-r Sr, was in Watson. He will return to 1 h e Scott Rori.ind, Erika Peters nating committPe given by Mra charge of lhe program and Mn McGuire base in New Jersey on Perry Mitch, r:ominated M r i:. SUN., MON., & TUES. Mayme lfolmes read an artl. May 26. Criswell as president. Mrs. Joh :i. "MISFITS" ele "A Rose" (.oncerning Moth Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe Mr. and Mrs. William Watsor: Ketchka aa Vice President. MUl Order By Phone er's Day. A coolest was con, and Montgomery Clift and guest Dale Whitlock, spent Frieda Faehnle as Secretary and And Take 'Em Home GabJc·s best role since G W TW ducted by Mrs Webster and 'l"reuuN!r. th � p ust weekend in Versaille�, Mrs. Fred Bibb! 88 ed the w inners. award pizes THR�E STOOGES 1 WY 2-5432 with Mr . and M rs. William Buel. Thank-you ootes wt:re r e a d Color-cartoon Refres11mrnts were u• rved hy . from several members rememand family. 1he hostess to the abo ve and Mrs. and Mra. Robe rt Gardner be�J during the past month anrf George Mowre·, Mrs. E d d I e Mr. .• . t' ,· ........ . Jl"•t week- ft WaJ anno01nced that the J u n • Smith, Mrs. Charles Sauer. Mrs. of Columbus, sp,nt the < ' and meeting would tit a picnic at lhtl J. M 'J'hornlo rf. Mrs. Pearl Hy- end with her parents. Mr. home of Mr■. H. K, Woodger,t , se l l, Mrs BE>n N eut z ling, M r 'i, Mrs. Phil Willi::mson Mrs. James £uler acted as secson Phil William Mrs. and Mr. George Bearhr-i, Mrs. L e w i s :. reta ry in the absence of M J a 8 Rd»Stanley and tw- 1 g uests. Mrs. J of Pomeroy , Mr. �nd Mrs. le. Faehn , bus and Mrs. B. Hayes a nd Mrs. Arthur Co x ert G ordner Colum Hugh Black of ChilllcothP. mel A film strip, "John w e 8 I e y, Sunday :a! the home of Mr. and Founder of Methodism•• was Mrs. Clarence ljoSfer and family shown by Rev, Konkright' gue5t at the meeting. for a family dinner, Refreshment, were served fol • TONIGHT lowing the meeting by Mrs. Em. MICKEY ROON EY ersou Jones, Mri1. Mitch, M r 1_ as Klller Mears Stanley Addle11b11rger, Mrs. Law­ ''THE LAST MILE" rence Milhoan and Mrs, Konk• - also right. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle'• STEAK HOUSE · - - --- - · · · -- · � 1 ...·- - � POMEROY W'f 2-2036 Truck Struck Rear Fender � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 19, 1961