https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8d846f122d7d8453e6cf668503f2058a.pdf 863856f3ce7984c78ec6ed0b2ca030d9 PDF Text Text C"9tlefml! Couple Will Be ay Speakers Sund - .,....... 1h11 � al Ibo Beath llelbodlsl Ouacb. Mid�. will be Mr · an4 Mn of tbe First Meth� W. Va. � lO. a Service will be Greeting �t� �I ';;;. churcll for thil weelc will be Mr and Mn. John Zirkle and acol: Y"' wlll be Michl An:her and Micbl Lloyd. a,.,:--1°", /Tlf«PS RfPE,ATIN6 _, 11EM, ,_ .....,__ IS,4 T ,a� , /'M TAKINfi THE TIP AND 60IN<3 TffERe NOW. ¥ �D'!! .� be beld a1 , p. m. •1 .... e Me J tbod1s1 n.urch. 11 v acuoo rebe will George Sidwell wbo Oftlll8 "' Korea m July, will be tbe speaker. The Commissoon ' on EducaI,.. . t t � altommeet a he church at . p . wm ;": = ;--;.!!:".�Ina uV: ;..:� · r«ize• 1954 CHEVROLET 2 Door �td. �rans. Real d ean original 111ter1or, dark gret"n finish, t1 cyi motor. 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April »May J Briln ' Kelth and ly 'CHl�;"� cg::��:�;IAL' _ ..., _ CTUIIE, A WONDERFUL PI A VEHY GOOD - STORY IT IS NOT AN IC& SHOW MllSICALI -�:' ,1',.ttt:M (Technicolor) Riehm! Burt<>n, Robert Ryan Cfnllyn ,lonea , oNi: SHOWS��� Charter No. 11181> t REPORT or '' "' - - Thel,.. Thmnu, Mn. Ada Ro Mn. yal Boonilo ita Jact H bblnl S .M n � . Edith Hood . M . Miss Sharon Sue Hawley Mrs. Ze Roy Armes, Mr 1. William rkle'. n. et m Her Mn. Eleanor W g t, M bert Parker . Mn. W tlliam Hoodt asbett, Mio Marie Houdaalte t, Mias Ann Hubbard , Mio Linda Hubbard, Mw Mary Jane Louka, Mllr, Linda Willi,, Mrs. Robert Louka, Miu Nancy Eich.l.u ger , Mr,. John Sauwage, Mrs. WUHam Eichinger Miss Mary Jana ' . Eich in ger. M111 Elaanor RoblOII Freda Flelda, Mrs. Glady ■ _: son Mn Paul KJoe, Mrs Edw.,'..i Ha�ley, Mre. D;... Hysell, Mr, Inez Newell. Mio J u • e Sayre, Mn. Adria Sayre, M r I. Franldln Roush. M.r 1. Millan w, R ;;:!:;· Mn. Martha Moore, Mial Marcia . v1rg·in Kur Dorotby Sal■e Amott Mn, Sblrle �Ulloo a.::; � Mr,. Hoge,' Wineb . . Unabil to attend but oeoding gifts were: �ary O'Conner, Chria Picken,, Olie Mae Cozart, Mn. Don Lule. Mn. MUdred D 1 1 1. Gt' Sayre, Mildred M i t c b. aca Mn. Sam Arnold, Mn. Ruaul Brown, Mrs. AmbrolO Flanagan, Mr,. Georae Schneider, M axine LawPrice, Patsy Price, Mra. renco Diddle, Mr■. Carl Hubbard. Mn. Harold Brown. Mn. Irving Karr Sr., Nancy Sl!IIOll, Harriett SterreU, Mr1. Carl Davil. Mrs. Her■hel Mlhual, Mr■. Carl w.... Lola Arnott, J'l)'ce Circle, M r 1. Carroll Nnrril, Kay McCllnto<k "" i Mn Morru Harden McBride Heleo Baer • � � Hubbard: Mn. Dick Wlne�er. · 0. A. Loe, Mn. Edna Car :'" n, eto Mn. E""lla Coar!, Mr,·. Cundllf, Billlo Jean Cur> Denver Curtis, Mn, am, Mrs. WIDebren, nor and, Annede Knlght :-eth John ':'hr .. PoSt,,rom IS f,no • f Donce For SeyerQ/ WeekS The M iddleport Senior llothm IIMOIIIIOed that tho lliltloNlenlor MIUrday Poat Prom will be lo 11:IO t, m. at ..-, from 7:111Sc1tio1. Middleport High Tho dan<e wUI be !nlonnal and lo -u., pubU.• •..,,. Jay,," KIM)' Hylell and Loon Jordu btl4 - will ..,.. .. hOltl 'nlll will abo be tho Jut dance lo be beld • ln 141ddl.,.-t for __,al -b. for the affair: · Ruervt Dlltrle! N . t a CONDITION OF Ow..;, �:!:!": d�d· -- ----•••·- · ·---- ls ;�d·;;;lltkal-;,-;.;.;;j_;;;,-----• -- ------- ,ii"io.oo ;.;..��---- m. -·--•-·------•·- -- ...::::;i.--··--::-::-.,C·•:io --­ c�AL ·A·------------·····..··-................ Eastern Latinum Councilium Group Hosted Parents oo;"";:, 1:ec�! :-: :r:i.:::� if lfn. ct.i.nd Bonn�· r..: Rut/and ClUb Has Lesson On B /bs Presented S.:-!r �u:�: ! Ill'"" An' nuaI Banq . uet. ned With � p .... ., fOflOnS ;.,.,:on GrOUp lfolbor,Dauahlel •lo!tiul llllllOWlced l'=•lnr = c1omonatr.: � "8tilllir wm ramn; :::.i: Highlights Of , , Com,ng PTA Meeting Told weec1. - mm-, ...u = ..,:= :'..!1!..� 01J1t11Da """"'fl =- "Wft Pr'Y'!'." ..m oi � � a.:. .-,_ a�,!.,� u ::..1:' ���:§ --·· ......... .,j End of t h e Morith . , CL EARANCE . . _..., .. , ,1 ' . � lbo claa ol tllt •••'III • � - - ...i r,, 11n. IAlattd --. Mn. ....,, Ong. hrll Dinitto, Jin. Pltll '°"' 1111v;:D, xr,. :sm.t Badl• ad llllli !m. . OPEN SATUR,DAY NIG�T ?fll 9 , '11 ' • • . E L B. E I F E L D·S ' ' ' ,, • "llllarl .. ...... _ ,.,.,.... l,J,lh IIW.i,t W.U-. Motor Co. .:j. · . S · · . · o .• L . E F R E LB E -... ....... 111 ......._ Wa II ,-. • JllllllGr tf .. .. Dalt ... Ibo --.. lJ. ii! . .. .., lltpn _ _ ___ bJ .. ..... ebtl:mw. ""!14kMe .. ..-... .,_ 11oihd � Gu,'/d Meet,.,ng �:l ••J ----Pythian Group Attended Food Demonstration :.!'.::' y�uth Retreat D,scussed By Bapt • t Boa . rd bJ - ....,.,.,i m, 7" L."": � C APITAL A CCOUNTI ·· Capital Stoct, Common 1toek' total -• .,,;.. """.00 ····---- ··· -··· f 100,000.00 - .,..,.... �lua · · 178,000.00 --- - - -···-•·--------- - --·----- - -• ----• Undlvlded ;,;;i; fl,Nl.rr TOTAL CC01l!ffll --- - ·-·--· -- -······'11,Hl.l'r TOTAL LIAll1L1T1JlS AND CAPITAL ACCO'IJNTI __ ea,l!l,Oll ,N tr•'"'!""" i::- I lnve t 't Held By Troo J69 ednesdaf fnl -------------·--------------- -.-.,.i.• Franc: m -pt,on r,anned for C'h pastor . L l A I IL l T l m l Demand depoolla of lndivlduala, parlatnbl.,., and cort)Ol"atton, ---· - �.ftUII bt� .::;.:�-;:_: Time and 11vln11 deeo,i�� ' ..-.............,.. and corpor■tiona ·---··- -.m,1191 .ff �- - --- --•--- -.;; ta ed U e D Poalla of nit S t I (illeludlalJ ·' postal llvlllfll -· - ·. ·11,111.14 ---!'• · · • ;:-r .... :- ;.';i"·v.- .-:•.._-:;. �•··• ta of ea S t a Depotl.tt iiil.iM,i-■ ----•-- •--' l'lc ra Cartlfled ,nd of e ..... _, u.m.11 TOTAL Dt:P06JTII -- ----- -,_, •----- ·- --•,1.• ------._E:T, Tot.al domand d-•tt Total tun, and .; - · TOTAL LIABlLITllll --.- -- · = :O";..�:.i � :! !0 •- -IDI •• llmllture ��r; ::r :.� r::-.: u.. - , dev� aented !; Member A Reported III During Meeting Kallar •. In The St.lo of Ohio At tho Cloae of Bual n 1 , 1 1. a 2 lished in n,pon,e u mode by ,._,..,'.' th ; " ey, April t tl0 1111dor Ourmt Pul> Section 0211, u. s. llevil■ d statutea. -•.....•. ■r of A S II B T S Cash, balan- wltb other Ilona, and - ttem, ln proceu of ,ollectlon '1.-JII0.12 Unlted Slalel Government ob�Uont, •nd ,uaronl�d 18,IN.118 Obll11tlo111 of !ltdea •1:rre.47 Other bond� notea. and debenlurel (lndudlnc ...a. no IICUl'lliu of Federal qenclet and eorpor1Uom ow• -by U. S,) 1,741.IIO Corporate 1tock;-(�;i,;,ii; Reaer ve bank) · ··-- -- --. 11,IIIO.OO Loans and dilcounla (lncludln1 11158.'lt Ofdalll) ------ l,1114,Jf18.• 81111k premt■ea owned $12,II00.00, ud flxtun1 ,16,1135.00 - - --- -- ----- ----- --- -- ------ --- �. ••'OI) . TOTAL ASSETS -------------------····--·-·---·ea;l'll,CIIIJII iw;-:: °"""• and OF PQKll:ROY :11 -■I WOIIIOII I CIIN of tbe "-.btp II DOI ... nor beard' bui 'J'be ,-, " po Mr. n. and f, Mkldl, rt Cburch of Cbrilt - ii felt ID tbe heart Pblllp Meler ond K ay a v ur Ibo l abo wu church church t , o enln& Th ad al daUllf,ler c.r.Jya - -with Mn Olc:ar Rollll, pn1ident, lat« dilcuased by tho clul . . • wit) Mr _ . Pa .-Jng. at t. Mr1. Sweat, w� wel, Benard SUcbo,a and One ::opeo g ooog with corned lo the meeting. m Moaday, '11111 Meler reg­ n wd:,. M Bradford ao aoo,m. The bake we to be held by the � Scboul Mn Society on May L3 wu of N....i::i ::: ::.. the and Mra. Leo Cb lldl ID paycblalry courM --,-&. Wonhip " by R. M. Bell Mr■. Roi- and Mt'I. C. E. Vance were ap, !"'Iii Wednesday •:.:':./' wbe.,; . and Ru� Mr,. Might of Ran be! emphaaized th• thought Iha! r;:m . . calling committee u f a1 attended the of :;;: Mr were recent lueltl r ; mon� uol: Galllpolil T..:;': at �:� . and Mrt. Cha,/<I B . Abo dlscuued wa, the greeting Hall , $ fe ... u( ud Mn. h les Qat,ey ar C conuruttee and the flower, in the rt of Mr and i: : Col il M a.: umbus • lted plan onday wi•h sanctuary of the church lasl week Powell sir!'' to Tbomaa.Evorett Mr. and . Mrs. Mea ooanc,; of t s ing tte a tbe boo n, C IDclnnatl Mone!ay. Their d aught• Phy � '1 Ibo Sunday morning ,ervice A2C � Beaver la ,pendlog ll er ntly wu wbO month filtI1 bla parents, Mr• ..: rece Uy, ' led to' � Lodge, No. ZIO, K• 'lbts of wa, diacus..d. h !.!" :.:. : H..te..., for neat month were Mrs. John Beaver, Nye.av, botor. , m� urod y for their Mr. :['move to . �;i t" regular w g at their announced as follow,: Mn Em- leaving for oversea duty Kelly will be employed . h.aU m MI'ddt po mee m t vId G eat Lallance Mn EarI Smith e rt· W al Mrt. William WaI era who was rueser who la • Da ported that J. H. Grate Mrs. Enun,, ' Bissett It w l re o,. z u a aurgical patient at Hol er H ewne ia Lightfoot and Mrs. Wlnnl .::u� � ���:;: �Ma�,';'. : ed a f ':" � 1 ';..!:i°,;�; : ;.:�:� g o the soc ial hour follo\;ing er. � During _ m that Henry Swift is etul a o\ a ""t the me.ting p relreabme I and Mn. W. R. DaYla anJ ni�)y, 1!�j t M e rv G neral Ho ae apitaL e Milo ed by Mrs. Rolbel ,;� �� 1g.s of Georptown wen, rocent y Mr and Mn B F. Rober and � ' hod wu al■o reported ill. ey and Mrs. Paul s.:ilher guests of relati e■. Gilk " . Mr ancl Mra J. J. Dougla,. ol v The bolt.., gilt w., awarded � Mn. Belle, W. Va . , villted thil week It wa, anoounced that Grand at h.,r Emma DaYla la Mn o f Ohio . Chan llor LaUance. Georg e ce H. t. home, Nye-av. with Mrl. Lillian McGhee . ,is r ______ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sclloll of Mr. Reber and Mr1. Douglass. Gangwere is conrined to his home family of Lancaster spent Wed• The two couples left Wednesday by illne18. His addreSI ii '4 North . S f We S R ehview St., Youngstown, Ohio. oeaday wltb bil molber, Mrs. morning and planned to visit in t Kentucifl' with another Biller be, On May 18 at 8 p. m. the lodge P Herman Scholl will confer lhe r-- L of kn,.9 ...., on fore returning home. ia planned ""that W Charle, VanCooney w.. .re<:alle!l one candidate. Itl::IIJA . t ancellor of Ohio will rand ch he , An r �y ' was t the n Kaise t mve5titure a to bil employme , be at the meeting, Ati outlying held w the Salubury Brownle Plant today. l ge, are Invited lo the ._u.g, Troo met Wednesday alter Mn. Edward French WU ljlken od May • the page rank will be h �. 69 lo Hoapltal Ho,pital Thursday for Oo cohlerred OD ooe candidate. IC,;: opened with the ln!almebt. Mall]IOUa T,mplo Pythlan 81• e A r the te lng p ce and :"°'inl_ own r B ie i Prom11e. mee I Duu were coJ. ten attended lt c;o� June■ (Sam) Walt.no of food c eam wero ,erved in the dining 1eeted � t ndance ,takeo by lion at umbw is apendinl Ibo weekend r the o:Jo Fuel 11 y r gar Allenswurth and Kath : ; �a p a, dil- olllce lo Middleport Tu Id w y · with bis parenta, Mr. and Mn. oom h Ed Cllll · • ay ..... · Harry Krauetter lo 18 111e mbers. C� ..., ., Ibo gjrho who alto 1111 . -----Guy Walter,, by Mila Newton, gested activities for the IUllllller • Batty vlaor for Ibo -----,.. compa11 inveoted ..... Karoi;. ny. s.:b a ary CarFollowing the ftlm Mn. -... letoo � �.=tt lz. Connie le,, 191JO, ID Ft. Lauderdale Pia • Radford waa b M ila Newton preaented each ...,;,, IS oot to be lnv.:i a of i whlcH rec pes pamphlet s and a ��prepa e ChrlsUan Board of Educa- lotlaillectomy Flower Th ,erve,1 the and red IIADR ILA IRE B BY L N lion of Ibo Middleport First B round ,obin � were aent her. group. 'nle "Latln11111 eo..;i!Jllnl'' of lilt Church mef Tuuday even:; Refreohmenla Membera and psi.I attending bo Eutem Hip Scbool bold I t I at Ibo c� with Mrs. Ray Pick- Kathy Ab lt to w Mil, Ema Je..., Mrs, ere and Brenda GU-e Beclty and regular monthly meell!>I! ,Wednet Chi , cbalrmao. pre1lding. Amanda Kupar Lawrenc; rla G day, April 12, II the t<ltciol built A -at for youth of the cburcb Mary Lou Rodford ith. Mn. Sm lime, Mr• ruesl.: er inll and combined the annual was dlacullM!d during tlie meetlnl . Diana Weye�il nald Lannln,, Mr,, Karl Grueo, Do and M ay 1, WH deallfll8ted ' u Blackllon. Cathy Dill Parenti' Night with k. • er. Miu Do rothy -bat!\ The program wu Jll)OUed with Camp Planning night for the Sen, more suaan Lab•' •and 1 Mrs. William Filher, Mra. W; 1. t1tne Mno. ' Norman We�rsmille-;-i-.;:; e r outh lp.a ttowsh . ir All \' !o a procoulonal of Junior Claaalcal Kauts, Mi8I 'lbelma Grue,er: i Youth Fellowarlp.a. All three Mn. William Radford and S Mra. Henry �lbel, Donna League membera led by Ibo pre• or pa will meet together for thil anna Am ·Id of Girl &out grou Mra. Bentlee Dural, Kn. a.ui. coblula. Each two and ident Ibo Six. planning .... 1on. o rh,. Be ted le, llgh I cand member canled ------J"?" I I .... deaignated •• C!JU. Miu Lena Grueaer, 111.u Be; which Nlpl'IHl!ted Ibo Toreb ol dren I Day at the church and a nice Ami Durst Mri. Amoll Leam1D1, tbe official emblem of program will be preaented by the �•1: Mn. Albert Roulb, Mr,, Ibo J.C.L. of School on uc B. Hawklnl. Kn. Dwtghl .:. a ing were Nut. overy<me aang the Natkln• :!\�• "' w t al anthem 'lllla wu followed by �r:.. :i� i:';: N � :� � �� ! Ibo � liven In !'.,':i;..,8;r , M':"i;:y Rutland Frlen<fly Garden, enbach and Mrs. Delbert mem "· Rov. Donald Boone, er■ met W . :lnelday tvenlDg at at.In. ----Ibo home of Mr1. Don 11arr1.■on Tho prealdent, Mila Caroly n ______ Parur, led a dtort bualneu meetwith II member, and two guests, inll, opened by membera. 11tvlng Mn. Dudding and Mn. Hal Pope, tho Lord'• Prayer ID Lalin. .. attending. . ....I w B "° • , , '� Y Roll call for the meeting wu Planl nn maclo for a trip .. My te Favorite Whi Flower ar The iello lllllltlllt !tr Ibo M • . J''that • . . � by Mn. Fn,d Blaett- civic l'<ltnl1llttee - llanQull. . •. . annual Tito bacl e flowers member, tb which the he d meetlD of t Dir opene Durlni u lntomllaalop the B. H. SaQborn lli. t �ue ! planted at ach ,rado tbe oo the meelinl of the . ,il liar oJIIPtd I IIJII abow, Jacll of tbe 11[4dleport are foclety bloon>4t1. W tho -,olltullon of Ibo cliib, · • atur.lt held � evening at Fl h will 1,e l!eld eburc loptlll ,.i Dur!lig tbe pro,ram perlnd a . the churcb Ray 1'411mta the hiller;. Mollilt1 'Ii f P. Dt. In the clt1116 0""-1? linllng of "Lead On O lca,on Oh bulba wu sJven by Mn Alao, 111 · tbla !bat, tbe -lors and prayer by Charle, stewart and a K g ii Ibo dub who btd hlld olflff in Eltrnal" . dinner tbe . )fro Blaettnar opened the dovo, tloo, "Malting Your Own Cobtaln�i"d .opoclal aw� T h 1 1 -._ will be bel� 111 llowod by acrlptun, nae[. ors, " wa, l!ven by Mn. Ropr bwo fo :� by Nf C ,, L. . a a J. • Ibo � ...,tuarJ. .,,,. ,'!rllclDa Cir­ ,._ Paalml. ''Bibi< Rea ding" Roulh. lrom "'" C L p1t1 . . a J. cle and lley wDJ bnl .eharJe of Ibo !Im> for Ja Kao WU the topic ol the cievollon1 Durinl the IOCill hour, Mn. t pin lar Ray Collman. _ and Mn. Dll•il ei-d wltb a prayer ... tho Joe Bolin was In charge of enter, - period ,tylo rmew . ,.._ Jr. , pr.m tho pn, ' , lalnment. Relroshmenll wen ._-.. llffll . . Life Jlducallol. lurld lllu liut An1t � ill 11 • .Dal. llflll! •• '·· · Smith, pn,klenl, con• ved by Ibo hollua. llUrlDg tbe bua-- .... aarrolar. ____ .._ d� theebwo- - ml tt Ibo p..- ...... - tbe di■• . CXllllll&' :,ur to � pnparoc1 by die 11u11en1a. :'..� 1: �u; :..,� ....... eancludtd 1,1"· 1· a. . Cbr1111an s.rv. WDllllND IJIJl:ft'I - - aernc1 1n the ii» chairman, reported that the 11n. Geraltl crai,lord and caftlorla. Tbn w1r111 -l J]Nljocl of the Prubyterlal for thil -daughtera, Carol, Jeane and ca.,. .,.., II all beya othlrla 1tn pair A w -. PL ..,. , of n QI il Loo Thi Salem c.nt,r PT 11--'al baya pajamu, Chrlltmu cat<1.■ /$ M at m. .p. of � - WMlcentl onday I doun laundry bap 111d • Ibero will be lllllallatloo of olfj. CrnfGrd ud OU, Crawford. II-, DI cap.a for boya. ,en, Open Houao for )lraudmotb'Ibo PN>Jo<I for tho 11: • R II e and graadfatben 11:NTD RRBlll, l'LAIIIC . n head ...er1np of any kind, -,fa -L Ufu, feature la to be demon, DARLINGTON S C · CUPD Another f e Thi W-•• - of the -1 &lovao or , o opaque proj etor■ ,... NelloD st■ee,: or 11'GG! Jockoll and 1 Ibo i.f■l I '80 R lllddloporl Finl lJallad l'rolby- IWOllerl • and mJcro.projoclon. w n were a11o Neille Vale, acbao1 ebel � lnclpal llrlaa Clurdl mel 'ftitlndt,y ...,. a,;m ■hlrla. lfembe . pr aabd fCII' ._i c1ot1t1ag. at T:IO wltll tho �� of the alml and - Iola! of entriel to • -•-A Kii m tbe Lonl'a Pf-,.r wu llllo 8ulao Park, . Ibo lllrs, ,-.-II of the tlchaal year, IIIGa Boland, ""' roui,. lltll Smilb . llra by and ea 11t11 - p be will , bllfnl - a ■ le oemd -la M ltoft ..,. alter wblcb Mn. and froltl ......... everyln, II nlcame u thJa It, Im. llarold Stutr '!JU lltt ..: r....1 ora, .... t«d'a ' ' Burt -0,, in Man a,pnllll 1,r p,,up � the far Ibo IINOOIB INAP1JI ftAN . Jul moollq \V.A film, . 1111■ NaltcJ Dunbar . WU ...,. :,ear. a llEXLEYllll:ATR, PrlJ' -eluded the pn,crlla. llGnll luoder and - tllo .::-:. """ (UPJ>-Traltta PATIIINT IIWIICAL In "Jlr. � 1M� " -, 1111 lfrl. � Let of S,.ICUII II tboul■nola ..,. 1ata fir • ._... lo -� 'llto lllllllnaarieo of Ibo liq -•- Clrc II tho clolo ol Ibo a ,ur8i<al patltnl II St. 1-pb � ....,_ •· .,!Will ....., _ llaapllal, ........... ·---•· - _... . p,,h-. - ... ud ,.._ ·- ..... � llarpnl Sur. Durlnl Ibo � _.., Jin. Nath■D Bigg,, Mrs. Wll11am Lowe, Mn WlUJam Allman Mn. Karl Mn. Phil Mem'. Mr,. !wt, Mila Erma Smith Bolhord ,. Ric Mr lllchard t Mn. ley, Mr . Chest.r Zirkle, Jou Clari, and Mn. Homer Temple, :;:· c. :�r!�'. i,"; : ��ti: :::,i; The Pomeroy National · Bank to' .. .;.,,= = --- ..�1 Sentinel, POmeror,Mtddleport, o., April 28, 1oe1 1r-�-.---...... ,,---Around And Ma,nly About • Worship Defined In Devotions O, About People /n -�':!· er.ou, Mn. ,:Z z�! ·--• L oyal Women's Class Of Church Mae Middleport P0meroy , Bridal Shower Gi,en In Asbury Methodist Church Frid E S¥11AcuSE - A brid,l 111o.. ill er wu held In the � Albury M of die ,.. AprU JI for Miu Friday even.,., Carolyn Van Meter . bridHtlect of Charle• Theiall of SyrllCIIII! by Mrs. Henry DaUey and Mn. Harin ry WU!ord of Rac e. BIRTHDA Y OBSER VED y were ..,isled by M r •· n., birthday of Marilyn aod MllThe ilrd Vao Meter . mother of the Herbie McInty re were observed �:d�lect ' G iIberi :: Tueaday, April 18th at the borne er : ;h e pro,pecof Mr. and Mn. Herbert Meintyre and children Preaent for the a decorated in pink 1':;�' eU party were Mr and Mro . Edward a:: ded �een wa,, SU8pell , al>ov� the gilt and Jean, Her bert which from Young, Elva ce table th P C C lara, laren , hyllis and e wh,te ecld�g bell �tered ovbooon,d guests M arilyn and Herb � an .:: la g k• w i boo edd m • • ,e Ice cream c akt and potato with the bride and groom. topped chip, , hot dog;, were ,erved Pink and green llreamer■ fell from each point of tho umbrella lo the MEIGS THEATRE !•. The rvJ1g table■ : ::i with pink Pomeroy Ohio a were decora: �-c----•---and green streamers running the TONIGHT & SATURDAY center of the table, "THE I WORLDS G a m e • we.. played with O �T!��t:.'/!�" w� by several persons. Kerwin Mathews, Jo Morrow M �• Van Mater opened er - a!&O her many lovely gffta r<lrtsh"RIDE LONESOME" m enta of ice cream. cookiea, (Tec hmcolor) minll, coffee and puncb were With Rahdolph Scott 11rved to these attend,i:-. and Karen Steele SinMn. Van Meter, M SUN., MON. and TUIS. clair, Mn. Dalley, Mr■• Wilford APRIL 30, MAY 1 -2 ill lde "HELL TO ETERNITY" Mra. E n W ' Mn. Jeffrey Hunter, Vic Damone David Janssen Pelrida Owens and Richard Eyer Admission, 60c and 30. .,' . ) ..... ... • S •• ,.. •I • ♦ '' � ' ..... . . '� .. ' ' ' . ,· •I . i ·.• .£,· [ 1 \ I N .P OM· E R .O Y·· .;r:• . '' l:I, F.AN,UP WEEK l/11 MIDDLEPORT VOL XIII at y • NO. 11 l(ennedy, Security_ Group Holding Crisis S ession; M ay Intervene In La�s en t1 ne UMll Pomeroy,Mlddleporl, OhiQ, Saturday, April 29, ,- ___ ....... .., ... ........... .. . ... ......... feather '- 111tt N tn.: • fl ' \ 11 .... ,- 1 - - - - - .. I 5lf I • ..... ...... A . -- le PD COPY Laos Hopes Fade Reds Give West 48 Hrs. To Hear Their Demands , �• COMMENTATING, • . . . � � · · · · · · · · · · · · · · � · -�- - - �··············7 • • Daily Sen tinel V EOITO�AUY Tht Sotial Stturit y • Sy stem's Condition iEDITOR'S N OTE: The following columa wu " r I t t e ■ by Rkbard SLarne1 and appeared In The Wash­ lngloR Dally New1.) man who sits down and writes a ro lumn like this one is apt to end up srrubb 1rg the tar and feathers off his pt' l t , and soon as that's done, puttin g on � ,._.law-hammer coat and getting a medal pinned on hims elf. The tar will be ,uppli ed by maudi m parhsan s of the old folks, and the medal bv the local lodge of the AMA. Mean­ v.:h,le, those most concer ned, the l � gions of taxpayers and holde rs of hope m the Social Security System, likely will turn to the sports pages , oblivi ous of the fact that this subject means more to thel)l and their kids than it does to the com­ batants. Since social aerurity began, 25 years ago, lew have bothered to poke at its giblets and inquire alter ,ts health , We never see the money we pay into it, and we happil y assume that we can rely on il to pay our chits at some SL Peters­ bur1 cafeteria w h e n ultimately w e reaeb those golden years . In 11B first quarte r centur y, soclal se­ curity took in S70 billion . II paid out S50 billion of that, and has $20 billion of government h o n d s in t h • kitty. A&alnst that $20 billion there ai e obh­ gatloos. at the prese nt rate of benelils, of f360 billion . The cheerless truth is that the fund will have to pay out S l 8 for every '1 it now has i n the kitty. 11 I were In a similar financ ial shape, the sheriff would be nailing fuzzy carbons of writs to the door posts of Cre.tfallen Manor. How did social security get that way? Perhap1 the best way to answer that question is to cite J . Augus t Carlso n, of Rockford, Ill. Mr. Carlson, and count­ less others like him, paid his bit for three years, starting In 1 937. Then he retired. Since then, Mr. Carlson and his l•le wife together have drawn S l 3 ,490 A 2-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy -Mid dleport, 0 . , April 29, 11161 WASHINGTON COLUMN I S Director As ked For Peace Corps Tips benef its. Their to1al contributions lo the fund had been $40. The truth is that social se<.: urity mon­ ey 1s being paid out faster than it is be1ng rt:ceived, and has been for the past three yeau. M osi of us now are in the same situatio,n Mr. Carlson finds him­ ·seif - we will take out much more we put in. B ut what of Junior very first job today? w�o sot lrcum.stan tbe c ces are reversed. Junior wllrhave to pay i n more than ho e.ver iujj,e to take out. He would ,a:lieUer.pdn sion buy for his money ··ai.jf commercial msuror ·- if he had a thoice. In its Institutional advertising, the So­ cial Security System talks about your pension 'rights,' and describes the sys­ lei;n as 11 in11ura nce .'' In arguments be­ Jore tbe Supreme Court, however, they ta�ed ·OIi\ of the other 1ldes of their jaws,' contending that social security Is not insurance, that your contribution is 1 lax, that J)OOOdy ha, any rights in ii :11f!}�;· m ay receive such bene­ l 'fll is'fli'e-',M'�jnt Congress allows, The court agreed and upheld this concept of lbe S@ciai Se•'lfilY System . . The. trulh .J■ that- any Congress elect­ ed by our 'children and grandch ildren would be entitled to vole the whole pro­ gram out the window, or lo sharply re­ duce our pensions. Junior and his con• temporaries are under no legal obliga­ tion to carry us. Our generati on might have difficulty in proving any moral ob­ Hgation, becausf' we are paying rela• his .,�-aJ, BY PETER. EDSON WASHlNGTON - I N EA )-Top planner& on the at.aft of the l' S J-'�1H.-e Corps b«u.ng organized Ull· dt>r K. Sargent Shriver called up Dr. J. S. Noffsinger, exe<."utive d). rector of lhe eight-year-<1ld lnler­ natwnal Voluntary Servlceti, Inc, to uk him how he handle■ prob­ lem:i they fact now for the firll time-. With o)'er 50 yean experience health ln foreip edueationa). r Noffsinge project,. and welfare Hti countel. ia glad to give hia a thlllks the Peace Corps haa great potential. But its future con­ tains many pltfaU11 which he would like to see it avoid. IVS HAS LEARNED the hard way . for instance, t.hat no mar• ned couples snould be sent over­ Jeas, or any Peace Corpsman to wife is expected whOM! home from away create a home for the young volunteer worken. But not even tile 1upervisors are »llowed to t.ake large families ov­ e,-seas with them. The n e.w and. larger Peace Corp11 will not be able to dupJj.. (.·1:1le this , but the young people lVS 11end11 ,abroad mUJt have been rt'ared on a farm, be ag.rieultur­ al ('Ollege gr"6duaLes and lnow how to work with their hands. fi' rom Selecth1e service dir«lOr Lt. Gen Lewd! 8. Hershey , IVS has had rerommendat1on1 to lo­ cal drMfl boards that educational deferment• be cranted l-0 it, vol­ unteen on a year-to-year ba1LI. 1n return, IVS ag� it would pay ill workera no more the,n a bucl private. This was ori�;ral • month. but it has OOW ly been rilled to '71 plus food. 1rav. el and llhelter. IVS pays ii.!. super• v ilorll P.000 I year plus allow. anca, in conlrat lo the $10,000 plus allowances which tile t(OV• emmenl'11 Jntemational Coopera­ tion AdminlatraUon fo1'igri aid mi111W)Jl chiefs get,. IVS 8CREEN8 lb prohlem children before they are- hired, through N!fJOrl• from Job appli­ car1ts' colleg• profetSOra, I( ont or more from five or six profe.s­ ,ors who know thl!I student n.m up a red flag of warnir1g on him, he Jsn·1 hired. IVS tllre■ only tollege men who sea • have been leaden on the camp­ u1, College )oaten aren't acctpt- Prog ress? • ed � chun:h allillatlon - any church - ii con1idered ea,cn­ tial. Voluntary Servk:e1, in pilot "P-­ erationa for wh.al ill to becon1e the Pt.- Corpe, ha. IOWid that minded. professional fu11y have en. may who do-gooders heathen the helping thU1uiaarn for ll, obout go lo but doll't know how .are no good abro,,d , The "heal.Mn," Noffsinger poinlt out, often have cultures of thelr own tbouand1 of ye,rs old. . Tr)'inl to mate Amlricanl o! them ill the wrong approach. Pf'!Q-o p� in rural areas of the leso de­ veloped countriee may be illiter• •"· but they ore llhrewd and proud and mull be clealt wltb 1ympatheUcally. IVS formerly trained It• volun­ teers in the United Stalell befere ..n,llng t h e m abroad. but it doesn't do that any more. Exper. M!nce ,hawed the young workers learned the wrong things. Instead, the volunteer worker l.1 now given thra, montltJ train­ lni o•eraeas in the mWlon where M ii to work.. Mornings 1.1.-e 1ptnt In leamln& lhe language and I•• TV In Review eekU aleet Alterooonl are •�l m field work with ex�rieo<'td leade rs YOUNG WOllKEIU G O I N 0 abroad for the flrll time olttn get the shock of their Uv-es. They find Lhat the 11Alive1 often know roore than Amrrican• a h o u t George Walllingtm'I farewell ad­ dreSII waminlil again.!t entangling foreign alilances, Patrick Henry's ••Give me liberty or give mtt death," and Abraham Lincoln's Views on democracy, freedom and 1lavery The Volur1t1ry Services have found that supervilors must not be too old - not N old aa !IOIDI of the ICA miulon chiet1 h1v1 beffl. People who have botn a, vocational sehool administrator teachen, agrieultural extenaion agent:11, and state 4-H club lei1d­ er1 make the beat supervJson. Superior< IDUIUI glvm the vol unteer under them sympathelio handling and dirct;on. II I h • 7 don't, ttie youna WOtkers become o;ther dominated by the fon,ip­ era or too coebure II their O'NII approach to the n.aUvea. Either -way, they're uaele11. '. New In Farming I r Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy- Middlepo rt, 0 , April 29, IN!� H a n d li ng S u rplu s Sp ring J' aters Serious Problem Farrr1 News BY C . E. IU,AKt8LE E grow i,1 this a ret1 as w e retire ] ( 2 ) The outlet muJt be protect ] Cost ,haring l a 1lao pt'O\'lde-f the rld1e. 1 5 equare feet or mon. ( .tiunl)' A1u 1. Ai;r-k-vllurt■lop! hill liind lo p.i:.ture .and forest ed witb a tec.:tion of cont1nooua for conslruction of djv-erak,n char- Oper1 djt.ches or dralnaae ■JI· of lhe bank, o( theM dllChies will Han<llmg 5urplus V. .ilt'r un rrop uses . In more lc•vel tounlry tilin.: pipe auch u w-?.11 ea■mg, transltt- nel■. Federal cost 1haring la IOc t em■ are probably the oldelt and be sloped .according to wMth.!• far.d bt-roml:'� ii .-;t> i 10t1!-> prohlern h a s alw:iys l.>et-n one of the v ery pipe, or other material of aimUar per linear foot. ii the croN MC· oommonelt type ol 1urplu1 w■kr the operation, are e11rrlitd oul whtn we have ;, �prmg likl' lht' importa nt fe..itures of the drain• or better quality Protection mms' Hon are■ la 10 lO 14 ,qu,ire fefl, dlJpoul 1yllem1. Coat 1harir1g on I parallel _ Lo the banQ or »c:ro�� Gilt' we 8'.e, exµtinenc·mg age system so \·1ater may be c:f· be Rlso provided at the outlet for Uc per linear foot whe.o chanoela tbu type of structure 15 SO pt!"� the banU. Acc_ord io g l£! Wtlll her rt•runl� rect1vdy r �moved u nd J>t! i' x rm e clusion of animalll for � Inch are above the lll square foot cro58 cent of the coif of earth moving compiled by l bt' Ohm W ate r Com- field work much For larger out let dllchel t� more quickly af< - and larger tile. section area, J t 1.1 important in lhi11 ty� of bot om DllSIJJOO between four <lnd [1\e t"r ram width mull be s i_eet in j t s ( J I The minimum coyer of aoll I MlalmUI Ntttlll, H 1y1te well 1 m. dive t1 ion1 o n r to oomplv with COit ,har• inches n f watt' r fel l In t)w; pari In Meigs County ti l ing will per• over the tile must be 24 inchea Some of the mmimwn ■pecifica- til in,. l�at the dltehet ■hall be j order in 11,e . g. of the I.ale durmg M:.ir{'h l�,ul chUIOO dtptb mut pro- I 11. the more eff ed1ve use of our ' or better � tiona for diveritiont 11re that � designed and II.eked out ill ad• � . vide • grade low enough 10 that I 1n Ma N h 1960 t , ,e ra nge �as be- limited amount c,1 level land. Ft"C- 1 ( 4 l A ll t ile r.1ulll meet ASTI,1 water shed .are. abo"e the dltcti Yance of con.tfruci.lon In acrord• t i can be eoonomically llim'ed by tween one i:l nd Orlf' half mches , eral cosl sharing 5 i provider. designation fo r "standard" or must be .wfCiciently proteete-1 ance with 11pproved S. C. S. standthe channtl. In remov i ng t h is watt"r tht're through the A. S . C. program for better tile at tha time of lnalall:!• from erotuon ao there 11 reHon• ards. Adequeite or � cbarj Cou are lt'Y� ra l _ p uwi ples l h:.it must l il�age systems which meet cer- Uon. ( Manufacturers certlficate able assurance the c�nnel , wlll nels ■hall be provkled where a A ny M.tIga . nty farmer In . � _kept in mmd 3l'('O rdmg to Can tam standards. One o( the stand- regardiflg quality of ti le must be 1 not be blocked by 1ilhn . Diver• concentrahon of surface water en- terelrt.ed m getlmK better mnoval K [ B ,l.ikam. Fa rm .P lanner . Meies ards is that thePt' Il le.age system� presented to the technician. I sions mu!JI diacharge Ullo penr.m1 ter■ or leave11 the dikh. SpoiJ of 11urpl U1 wet.er from cropland Soll Conserv at ion Dis:tnd. Tile must � inslalk-d in ac ordanNIf the meet1 tile .1yst.em tt,e ent pasture, natural water abed£, material from I.tie ditch mull � lhouJd contact Mr. BWkam, SoL c drains are installed for the put with plans meeting the approvul specifications or slope capacity water ways, or adequately con- 1pread or disposed of · ao a■ to C.OnservaUon Teclmkian , or tlkl pose or handlin� waler that rans: of an SCS techni cian. and otber technical 1t.andanl1 the structed ,od out letll. It LI impor.• prevent 11urface 'iater from golng A. 8. C. Office to make arrange. on any particular area. Ti!e Some of lhe requirements a n: farm operator is eligible, for cost ant that diversion, be indivldua•- into the dtich, and to pennlt nor- menu for technical ••iltance. drains are not designed to handle as follows: sharing under the ACP program. ly dfi!igned for grade and capa�· mal operatloo of farm equipment Wittl the exca, rain during Uie waler which falls on other areas f I ) At least a 12 inch clearance Tile ditchir1g meehines in thi11 ity ao that the d1annel will carry Where large quantJties of wa!- late spring thia ia the time t,. and nm� onto the cropland. must be provided between bo�- area aM operated for around 5c the rWI off or I once in a tc=n er are not encountered single 1,,· determine if ■uch Mructures will . . vers on dilche are ombin i �• !i � c • tom of tile at ou1 l et and low water per fool when the farmer puts the year freqiJeocy wlthout eroaion in \ parallel dilche1 may be con be val11able to II farmer over the a!ICln _of channel aod ridge eo n- stag e in the open ditch. , tile to tht- machine. the channel ot over topping in 1 structed having • cross aection <11 period of the next few year■. .alM.K'laon across a slope to colleet ----_______ ___ __________ _____ -�---------- ---==-==-ccc-=c--=--c- and divert excess surface waler PT. PI...EASAN1· - henty nine without erosion. Diversions are Kiwaniam and ,uen, were preii911�"" • frequently used above eropland ,0 ent last nigt,t ,at the weekly dirdivert water which has fallen on ner meeting of t he <"lub at the steep pasture or woods areas. An open ditch will do the Farr.c M:s;H:7n;;uoo "A look AI Tekt ti<llo oot lo, ■ ....k. St-, 1oilgatt"' tlNf cars or ttOY•I job as tile drains or as diversions. Canada" 1pom1ared by Kiwan:-: 'fl'ill rsfrt■h ,-ov. in lll•nchtd-•p troffic. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL International w.. 1 shown in ob · but we do sacrifice surface areas ADMITl'ED: Mrs. Jame11 Rus• servance of United State■ and whefl using operi ditehes. &ell, Pomeroy; Cheryl Pearaon, Canada Good Will Week which ia One of the important reasons Henderson; Luf! lie McGheie, Vlr!• being observed this week. T h e why Soil Conservalior1 Servk-e ton. mm showed Canadian cities, nat­ technicians are jnterested in help DISCRARG ED; Mr■, Norman ural resources .&nd industries, ing farmers lay out and construct PleDsant; Foss. Pt, Gregor� Paul Naberhaw; presented the their ,tructures to handle surplu� Hughes, Pt. Pleasant: Bobby Ca,.. Kiwanis Boy and Girl of tM water is '1:lat these structures to, Maaon; M rs. Tracy Wood, Vin· Month, Jack L.ewis tnd Cherie mast be constructed of the pmper Mrs. Grae! Overholt, Pl. Mitchell, lo the group .and � ton; size, the correct slope, and by Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Hill Jr., sented tht- honoree1 with their carefully constructing to prevent and son of EvaM; Eph Herdman, ., certifieat.es of merit from thr da'mage during periods of high KIWANIAN8 Ml.:ET t'lub. WJ1Ji!r movement. The Ref'. Gaston Boyle, Jr., Jnterest in �moving surplus peSlor of the Presbyt.rwn churcli w;lter ' . froln .cropland continues to and a member ol tht- club. gave _ ! �port on th9Pastor·, ConfeerWASHING11J� <UPll 'l1Io - he 1"""""1 """"IIY al Jacl, . Agricull\lre Deputment saya the son Mill aa a rernsentalive or the l)Utlook for farm lrscome and faffl' local Kiwan� dub. prices for 1981 uow seems to be 0. C. Hal l, president, pre!tid� more fa"Yorable than antir.ipat� al the meeting, and annou�n last fall. the repair won on the Shawne ! 11le departme11t said h I g h e . pool is expect� to" get underwJ� Cot loack loo /mt ne• ,..,. If drowsr, p,11 off n,o4 on4 cash receipt11 from farm markt!• this week weather permitting. ing. A Iona IWtep is Nftst. traD 40 winb. CABBAGES GROWIN G FAST -. Letart farmer, Ar�old Hupp, looks closely at Inga will ,tem largely from In· / Jess C.rpent,r gave a report AuthorlUes cabbag� a few of his openUn1 Mgh tpeed lumpikff llld lhruw111 plants m the middle of a 12-acre f•�ld. He �•tic�• the cabbage creaoed prl<e aupporu for major on career Day held Thursday ,t that obsernnai ol I few ba1ic rule& by motorill1 brinp l&fetf is already starting to make head, largely d ue to the contmual ram tbJS sprmg. the local h;gh "· hool w;th II adu ill reward. Alternative is de2th or injury. Speed and faliiue , ,961 copa ond rlairy product,. Econom;st, .,,;ting in the d.- ult, tak;ng part hICludinC repre· are the ·,re11t ktller11, ''Do" illustraUona above are commoa ,eme prec■uUona. The "Don't.I"' cite potential pe-rib. Impori, partment'• pubHcation, "The Dt· aentalivea from ei(ht unlvero;u., tut: Never cut back . into Jine while paNiDC Wllil left � . . rnand and Prlc1t Situation, . . 88kt .and colleges. lamp.of cu btblnd i■ vilib1e in )'Our .inaid1 mirror. (Continued From Page I ) set, but he has 12 acres of cab- the baby, will be put to work thi11 prices of meat animals ar� 1 ik(l!fy Art Gelwicb. buainess and put,.. found in raisioc the fruit. There bage on bis farms. This hat .. r !g_U�, tomato f�Jds. In .to. avera�e llhoul the same as in Ii<" affair, chairman.,,.aMOL1nced I C THOL C I MEN '9EET here next Thursday ror the blen­ are many oll• tabor jobs con- a good year for tabbage berause Lelart, youngsters learn lo oper- 1980, and the ,·olume of fanr that at the Hay 18th meeting the A 1 PITTSBURGH <UP] _ Cath o- nial con"Yention of t� Natioaal · te J:liltl'blI before nected though, like, hoeing, t.ie- of the weathif.. . "Catilfap · daft beginning marketings Is f'Xpected to oontl- Republican tandhlate- (ot Mayor, lit: chu rch ll'ade.r, Lrom th rough- ComK·il of Cathotx: Me.a. io.g, suckering arid picking the del\und nearly 89 much care as 8C'ho91. There are four boys and nue large. R. B. Rothr._b afld Cltizens·, car1• out the Unlled States will gather convention ends May 1. ready crop. tomatoes and returns are corres- a (lrl in the Hupp fatn ily. Jimmy, ! The department uicl hiJ!!er didate, Virgil �eden wiU be the l ;-================-a=-----a; Arnold Hupp not ooly has 120,· pondingly less. Char�. · JaM, Eddie and lhe though output or feed grains lilt_.. gue8t 1pe,keri presenting ,h.,lr 000 plants in the process o( beir1g The entire Hupp fami ly, except baby, Roc�ie. i iy will be reduced under the 1961 platlorme, &bn!i, hopes and deher homo In Middleport when 1pedal program for feed grain s, sires on the Mayorship of only W UrC aSS they mot Thunday for their reg. the comh;ned output ol farm Pleasant. The city elect;on wm be 440 - 59 MODEL - - • ular 11f(Jlithly meetlng and . Stan· product. m�y continue near held May 211th, .. ord levels 1f growmg cond.1tmn<1 ley party. BAND PRESF..NTS PROGRAM • The meeting was opened w ith do noI fall below average, PT. PLEASANT .:. The Pt Farm product prtces la Janu• Pleasant High School dance ban ::1 . prayer by ReY. Donald Boo ne. M ra. Charles Vroman was hon· M rs. =rge ,__ Ba,.er , entertam....... _ S pi;tr .1:--1_.1 a guest, arter which M rs. DaIIB ary-M an:h aver1111e 1h,vul uu_a."WU i.... u, J8fflel Andrewa ar.rl 1 ored with 8 layette shower Fri- ed the 8 usy Bee Cl ss Of the M"d 1 · e . cent a Hamin bove the presented price11 o� the a year e t devotio115 sehool chorus under the di- ! h day evening al tbe hom� ol Mn. dleport Fkst Bo pU,t Churth ,t fo , meet lng . earUer, ror r lhe 1961 as a whole rection ol c, L Head present;d · · John C. Vroman m Midd, leport. Phont WY-2-lOOZ , -•---• I ed prices r b . I ar ers are t Y e h During the m ece Y program W, cunauay evmmg business session conGa.mes were �layed dunng the Mrs. Lillian Mc Ghee Mrs. Lelan<! . PE.lR� ST. lt.lCINI!. 0, ducted b the class p resklent Mr expected lo aver Hgt! a little above at the regular dinner meeling Gf evenmg and prizes were award- Brown, Mrs. Dale ,Nicholso .' n, Mn. Y the Rota. , , Club . •- a-. Fr�ces Bearhs, membe rs or' the 1960. . George Dallal end c..A ed to Mrs ou.,1 18 �· nl1e,. M rs. n-•-� n.uan::1·, ADh ""7 • . mestic or who we demand food anlf Do f _ The rnemberJ enjoyed the J)OP,re ill were rememMts. Richard Owen. The d o o. r Mrs. . E. O. Rall and Mar V_rored. �rted Jl1 were M r s. fiber i• expected to continue high uJar selections presented by bot � be h prize was won by Mrs. B . N. man or Middleport, Mn, Fielding Moratl -Leonard, M n. J . Q. Ricee, ill the coming year. the depart- gtouJ)I!. AJ90 on the program East• Hawkins of Bel le, W. Va. a� Mrs:· Mr .a.- _ l4ymond Luman and Mr,. ment said. In additl�. 80llle pl<;L· tap num� by Suzi Call, Sharon , 0_ther guests were Mrs, E a r ! John V roman oC Columbus. Raymond Grimm of Oklahoma 11P in , �mic aetJvlty ii ex- Sturgeon, Beau end Bobby Shert.• Smith, Mrt. Gene Coleman , Mr!- After Mrs. V1 oman had PhOM WY-2,2774 open- who is expected to retum to her � to Jead to �IRher conswner ier. nd oe , R O b e t ed her gifts re1 ltnnd It. .......••, �ymo _ K1 S �· �ent, of ice home here for the · 1 u m m e r incomes. Agricultural report, are PT. PL&\SANT - Mr. and \ Milli, Mias Freddie HoudaiheL, cream decorated with a stork; and months. a little larger than antlclpak!d Mrs. Ted Stevens of Main Street cake t rimmed with yellow bootlt!"!! After the business meeting Mrs. earlier and in 1-..1 ftn! expectf:!,l wil l attend the· Annual Conventioo and coffee were served by t h e Owen Bratton was the demonstra. tG exceed the record value of of the West Virginia Fur1eral D!­ hostesa. S.,,dlng gift, but unable !or lor lhe party, Al the cJo,e of 1956-57. Largo expert. of cotton. rectors al tho Daniel llomie Hot,,i to attend were. Mrs. Carl Myers, the evening rer , re hmenta were wheat, and fall and oils are l'OD- in Charletton on May J, 3 Mid 4th. . and M ra. Harold Kaull of Middle- served by Mrs. Baker,. a&4isted tri uting to n cord 1hipment, An e,th;bft wi)I ' be held in the b · port. M rs. Floyd Zalne1 ol Belle, by Mrs. ■ 'Hamilton, Mn, Isa- abroad. Charieslon Clvlt: Center, W, Va. , Mr1. Delmar Rolh1•b. bet Winebrenner, Mra, Edward Mr,. Randy Rothgeb and Mr,. Demosl,;y ·and Mrs, DavKI SneU.r. Etta_ Rothgeb of <llelhlre a n d Mn. Arthur Co,i: was also a Beck)ol• llhop, ....� n. I ' I I I Pt Pleasant -- News Notes ' 1-------�---- ' t1vely ,nodesl sums i n t o social security and expect to wring that $340 billion Farm News out of the younter generat ion. "' Perhaps the social Securi ty Syslent co�d endure !ht added bu rden of••• met 11\"aa.. tare progra m for old folks, •Wl ieh .,. , Iii' whafM r. KeWnedy wants to add to it, But one can't help worry about the pos­ sible effect of added burdens i)n the systrouble tem when it seems headed in meeting the obligations ii has al­ ready. I �o, Hupp FalDI·1y Of Letar. t Busy w·Ith Tomatoes The Foreign Field n. layette Sho er TILLER Without Rwene $1 44.95 I•---------.J E ASY TERMS I� Given For Mrs. Charles Vroman Ch h Cl =· Entertained At Baker Residence USED Pt.; CRAWLER TRACT"� 7½ FOOT BLADE MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. GILMORE ,c1a.s We Give TV STAMPS were Supply Store I w. ------ SAVE NOW O N QU ft L I T Y FIRS T LINE T I R E S ' BUY 'EM BY THE PAIR Du SAVE $4'' PO WERCRUISER IYou ten meke GA5PA\INE Dl!MTl!D 11111 FAMILY eus ... llJT KEPT MUM ABOUT IT ')'t) MIS E.VER•LO\IIN' .... HAY. � the ONE-Man Way! .. . �"- ► • • lfllr •••.11-. -11,r . f" ' I . ' ' -· .i&ij .,. , " ' 17· , , . i .l J 4 _ . A , O..Ma 'Ila:, .... ,. .... Wftll . NffHollml 9dia 11,ql' • 1114 a I 1 \ i Id Jiu.Tb.owa. ,on cu ..... :,aar I I' IYia hi . ii, .. , boull Wllg .,_ up to SOIi Tbe - "89" lmF ,aa..., 1abaNmng f,,,tu,,c clog-proof FLOW-ACTION, eon.-lent Tr■cto1, Seat Controi., a new •lc,ating" plqer oa rollen far fnl­ q:u�t knife and plua(ler adjuatmeot • • • maoy morel Come In.and ma up the New Holland "69" end Bllit, Tbro,m hire • , • tba Ill 111 Ulllllllltrate dJelR Gil 7llilr · • - · cnm farml, m N-THOMPSON FULTO ' Pomeroy - TRACTOR SALE S WY 2-5101 Ohio ,.·f201. :P•Fi1' ., _.,. on veal calves 1 1/e«i. CA LY I TA Y IA L E R' An all-new rormula, three years in the mak�- I in & i1 now rea.dy for you, No.w1 you ca n take advantagc,of the profi11ble veal market by feeding out your calves 10 top quality market Wii1ht1 , . ; fn just 7 10 8 wr,k, I/mt ! AND • • , you �o · not feed one ,in&lo drop oJ whole milk. Stop in, let us thow you the facts on raising tllll'cl !iii mw 111d Alllre protilabJc *•1• ; � �M! • Sugar Run Flou r Mills -, l'hllnt·· WY-2-21 1 5 · , • , , Mulberry Av,. • ,.., , Pomeroy, Ohio ' , OFt POWERLINER PASSENGER TI RES , Finest construction nylon tubelm liccs. Unmatched for safety. (lUict ride. long trtad wear. Our finest passenger tirei. Hurry! Offer eitpirca soon. . , , ' loticul: TtLLElt•CULTIVATOR, Plenty "' ...,ity for ollin1 • culllvalinl IIM'7'· oolla. N.,_wtndina. , ...,.....__� ,..,..,um .,.;,,., MAY TIR E C O U PON S PECIAL . - THIS COUl'ON ENTITLES YOU TO $,4 00 OFF ON ONE i"AIR Of 1.flf,co �AUISER OR flOW[RllNER TIRES. IRIN(i ff WITH YOU Nte COMt IN TO�YI .·_ � • Custom.r"ulomo�--------- .....,,.,., ·Puatdi" --� _,.,._ (8%" .. 29"') dlan.. ln ..-1 l'ull �· . Add•,..,��---------1;?ne Pair Unico Tire�-�----�-�­ CN- ffld •lq of ti�s) -•illlla visibility, Aol: U1 for' "" .. domonlltnlinD :low 3 hp! \ First with finaer-tip POWER REVERSE MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY lutternllt & laII •· .......,., ' \ � ...... Pomeroy Landmark Super Service Station • PHONE WY 2-9932 • LIT US UUNCI YOUll WHEELS O LIT US LUllllCATI, CHANGE OIL, W.lSH AND CLIAN YOUll ENGINE 1 • 'll11 MOUNTING Pomeroy Lendmark, Your Car's lest Fritlll -c::m, _ -.: ' ' 1' ,' I �• COMMENTATING, • . . . � � · · · · · · · · · · · · · · � · -�- - - �··············7 • • Daily Sen tinel V EOITO�AUY Tht Sotial Stturit y • Sy stem's Condition iEDITOR'S N OTE: The following columa wu " r I t t e ■ by Rkbard SLarne1 and appeared In The Wash­ lngloR Dally New1.) man who sits down and writes a ro lumn like this one is apt to end up srrubb 1rg the tar and feathers off his pt' l t , and soon as that's done, puttin g on � ,._.law-hammer coat and getting a medal pinned on hims elf. The tar will be ,uppli ed by maudi m parhsan s of the old folks, and the medal bv the local lodge of the AMA. Mean­ v.:h,le, those most concer ned, the l � gions of taxpayers and holde rs of hope m the Social Security System, likely will turn to the sports pages , oblivi ous of the fact that this subject means more to thel)l and their kids than it does to the com­ batants. Since social aerurity began, 25 years ago, lew have bothered to poke at its giblets and inquire alter ,ts health , We never see the money we pay into it, and we happil y assume that we can rely on il to pay our chits at some SL Peters­ bur1 cafeteria w h e n ultimately w e reaeb those golden years . In 11B first quarte r centur y, soclal se­ curity took in S70 billion . II paid out S50 billion of that, and has $20 billion of government h o n d s in t h • kitty. A&alnst that $20 billion there ai e obh­ gatloos. at the prese nt rate of benelils, of f360 billion . The cheerless truth is that the fund will have to pay out S l 8 for every '1 it now has i n the kitty. 11 I were In a similar financ ial shape, the sheriff would be nailing fuzzy carbons of writs to the door posts of Cre.tfallen Manor. How did social security get that way? Perhap1 the best way to answer that question is to cite J . Augus t Carlso n, of Rockford, Ill. Mr. Carlson, and count­ less others like him, paid his bit for three years, starting In 1 937. Then he retired. Since then, Mr. Carlson and his l•le wife together have drawn S l 3 ,490 A 2-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy -Mid dleport, 0 . , April 29, 11161 WASHINGTON COLUMN I S Director As ked For Peace Corps Tips benef its. Their to1al contributions lo the fund had been $40. The truth is that social se<.: urity mon­ ey 1s being paid out faster than it is be1ng rt:ceived, and has been for the past three yeau. M osi of us now are in the same situatio,n Mr. Carlson finds him­ ·seif - we will take out much more we put in. B ut what of Junior very first job today? w�o sot lrcum.stan tbe c ces are reversed. Junior wllrhave to pay i n more than ho e.ver iujj,e to take out. He would ,a:lieUer.pdn sion buy for his money ··ai.jf commercial msuror ·- if he had a thoice. In its Institutional advertising, the So­ cial Security System talks about your pension 'rights,' and describes the sys­ lei;n as 11 in11ura nce .'' In arguments be­ Jore tbe Supreme Court, however, they ta�ed ·OIi\ of the other 1ldes of their jaws,' contending that social security Is not insurance, that your contribution is 1 lax, that J)OOOdy ha, any rights in ii :11f!}�;· m ay receive such bene­ l 'fll is'fli'e-',M'�jnt Congress allows, The court agreed and upheld this concept of lbe S@ciai Se•'lfilY System . . The. trulh .J■ that- any Congress elect­ ed by our 'children and grandch ildren would be entitled to vole the whole pro­ gram out the window, or lo sharply re­ duce our pensions. Junior and his con• temporaries are under no legal obliga­ tion to carry us. Our generati on might have difficulty in proving any moral ob­ Hgation, becausf' we are paying rela• his .,�-aJ, BY PETER. EDSON WASHlNGTON - I N EA )-Top planner& on the at.aft of the l' S J-'�1H.-e Corps b«u.ng organized Ull· dt>r K. Sargent Shriver called up Dr. J. S. Noffsinger, exe<."utive d). rector of lhe eight-year-<1ld lnler­ natwnal Voluntary Servlceti, Inc, to uk him how he handle■ prob­ lem:i they fact now for the firll time-. With o)'er 50 yean experience health ln foreip edueationa). r Noffsinge project,. and welfare Hti countel. ia glad to give hia a thlllks the Peace Corps haa great potential. But its future con­ tains many pltfaU11 which he would like to see it avoid. IVS HAS LEARNED the hard way . for instance, t.hat no mar• ned couples snould be sent over­ Jeas, or any Peace Corpsman to wife is expected whOM! home from away create a home for the young volunteer worken. But not even tile 1upervisors are »llowed to t.ake large families ov­ e,-seas with them. The n e.w and. larger Peace Corp11 will not be able to dupJj.. (.·1:1le this , but the young people lVS 11end11 ,abroad mUJt have been rt'ared on a farm, be ag.rieultur­ al ('Ollege gr"6duaLes and lnow how to work with their hands. fi' rom Selecth1e service dir«lOr Lt. Gen Lewd! 8. Hershey , IVS has had rerommendat1on1 to lo­ cal drMfl boards that educational deferment• be cranted l-0 it, vol­ unteen on a year-to-year ba1LI. 1n return, IVS ag� it would pay ill workera no more the,n a bucl private. This was ori�;ral • month. but it has OOW ly been rilled to '71 plus food. 1rav. el and llhelter. IVS pays ii.!. super• v ilorll P.000 I year plus allow. anca, in conlrat lo the $10,000 plus allowances which tile t(OV• emmenl'11 Jntemational Coopera­ tion AdminlatraUon fo1'igri aid mi111W)Jl chiefs get,. IVS 8CREEN8 lb prohlem children before they are- hired, through N!fJOrl• from Job appli­ car1ts' colleg• profetSOra, I( ont or more from five or six profe.s­ ,ors who know thl!I student n.m up a red flag of warnir1g on him, he Jsn·1 hired. IVS tllre■ only tollege men who sea • have been leaden on the camp­ u1, College )oaten aren't acctpt- Prog ress? • ed � chun:h allillatlon - any church - ii con1idered ea,cn­ tial. Voluntary Servk:e1, in pilot "P-­ erationa for wh.al ill to becon1e the Pt.- Corpe, ha. IOWid that minded. professional fu11y have en. may who do-gooders heathen the helping thU1uiaarn for ll, obout go lo but doll't know how .are no good abro,,d , The "heal.Mn," Noffsinger poinlt out, often have cultures of thelr own tbouand1 of ye,rs old. . Tr)'inl to mate Amlricanl o! them ill the wrong approach. Pf'!Q-o p� in rural areas of the leso de­ veloped countriee may be illiter• •"· but they ore llhrewd and proud and mull be clealt wltb 1ympatheUcally. IVS formerly trained It• volun­ teers in the United Stalell befere ..n,llng t h e m abroad. but it doesn't do that any more. Exper. M!nce ,hawed the young workers learned the wrong things. Instead, the volunteer worker l.1 now given thra, montltJ train­ lni o•eraeas in the mWlon where M ii to work.. Mornings 1.1.-e 1ptnt In leamln& lhe language and I•• TV In Review eekU aleet Alterooonl are •�l m field work with ex�rieo<'td leade rs YOUNG WOllKEIU G O I N 0 abroad for the flrll time olttn get the shock of their Uv-es. They find Lhat the 11Alive1 often know roore than Amrrican• a h o u t George Walllingtm'I farewell ad­ dreSII waminlil again.!t entangling foreign alilances, Patrick Henry's ••Give me liberty or give mtt death," and Abraham Lincoln's Views on democracy, freedom and 1lavery The Volur1t1ry Services have found that supervilors must not be too old - not N old aa !IOIDI of the ICA miulon chiet1 h1v1 beffl. People who have botn a, vocational sehool administrator teachen, agrieultural extenaion agent:11, and state 4-H club lei1d­ er1 make the beat supervJson. Superior< IDUIUI glvm the vol unteer under them sympathelio handling and dirct;on. II I h • 7 don't, ttie youna WOtkers become o;ther dominated by the fon,ip­ era or too coebure II their O'NII approach to the n.aUvea. Either -way, they're uaele11. '. New In Farming I r Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy- Middlepo rt, 0 , April 29, IN!� H a n d li ng S u rplu s Sp ring J' aters Serious Problem Farrr1 News BY C . E. IU,AKt8LE E grow i,1 this a ret1 as w e retire ] ( 2 ) The outlet muJt be protect ] Cost ,haring l a 1lao pt'O\'lde-f the rld1e. 1 5 equare feet or mon. ( .tiunl)' A1u 1. Ai;r-k-vllurt■lop! hill liind lo p.i:.ture .and forest ed witb a tec.:tion of cont1nooua for conslruction of djv-erak,n char- Oper1 djt.ches or dralnaae ■JI· of lhe bank, o( theM dllChies will Han<llmg 5urplus V. .ilt'r un rrop uses . In more lc•vel tounlry tilin.: pipe auch u w-?.11 ea■mg, transltt- nel■. Federal cost 1haring la IOc t em■ are probably the oldelt and be sloped .according to wMth.!• far.d bt-roml:'� ii .-;t> i 10t1!-> prohlern h a s alw:iys l.>et-n one of the v ery pipe, or other material of aimUar per linear foot. ii the croN MC· oommonelt type ol 1urplu1 w■kr the operation, are e11rrlitd oul whtn we have ;, �prmg likl' lht' importa nt fe..itures of the drain• or better quality Protection mms' Hon are■ la 10 lO 14 ,qu,ire fefl, dlJpoul 1yllem1. Coat 1harir1g on I parallel _ Lo the banQ or »c:ro�� Gilt' we 8'.e, exµtinenc·mg age system so \·1ater may be c:f· be Rlso provided at the outlet for Uc per linear foot whe.o chanoela tbu type of structure 15 SO pt!"� the banU. Acc_ord io g l£! Wtlll her rt•runl� rect1vdy r �moved u nd J>t! i' x rm e clusion of animalll for � Inch are above the lll square foot cro58 cent of the coif of earth moving compiled by l bt' Ohm W ate r Com- field work much For larger out let dllchel t� more quickly af< - and larger tile. section area, J t 1.1 important in lhi11 ty� of bot om DllSIJJOO between four <lnd [1\e t"r ram width mull be s i_eet in j t s ( J I The minimum coyer of aoll I MlalmUI Ntttlll, H 1y1te well 1 m. dive t1 ion1 o n r to oomplv with COit ,har• inches n f watt' r fel l In t)w; pari In Meigs County ti l ing will per• over the tile must be 24 inchea Some of the mmimwn ■pecifica- til in,. l�at the dltehet ■hall be j order in 11,e . g. of the I.ale durmg M:.ir{'h l�,ul chUIOO dtptb mut pro- I 11. the more eff ed1ve use of our ' or better � tiona for diveritiont 11re that � designed and II.eked out ill ad• � . vide • grade low enough 10 that I 1n Ma N h 1960 t , ,e ra nge �as be- limited amount c,1 level land. Ft"C- 1 ( 4 l A ll t ile r.1ulll meet ASTI,1 water shed .are. abo"e the dltcti Yance of con.tfruci.lon In acrord• t i can be eoonomically llim'ed by tween one i:l nd Orlf' half mches , eral cosl sharing 5 i provider. designation fo r "standard" or must be .wfCiciently proteete-1 ance with 11pproved S. C. S. standthe channtl. In remov i ng t h is watt"r tht're through the A. S . C. program for better tile at tha time of lnalall:!• from erotuon ao there 11 reHon• ards. Adequeite or � cbarj Cou are lt'Y� ra l _ p uwi ples l h:.it must l il�age systems which meet cer- Uon. ( Manufacturers certlficate able assurance the c�nnel , wlll nels ■hall be provkled where a A ny M.tIga . nty farmer In . � _kept in mmd 3l'('O rdmg to Can tam standards. One o( the stand- regardiflg quality of ti le must be 1 not be blocked by 1ilhn . Diver• concentrahon of surface water en- terelrt.ed m getlmK better mnoval K [ B ,l.ikam. Fa rm .P lanner . Meies ards is that thePt' Il le.age system� presented to the technician. I sions mu!JI diacharge Ullo penr.m1 ter■ or leave11 the dikh. SpoiJ of 11urpl U1 wet.er from cropland Soll Conserv at ion Dis:tnd. Tile must � inslalk-d in ac ordanNIf the meet1 tile .1yst.em tt,e ent pasture, natural water abed£, material from I.tie ditch mull � lhouJd contact Mr. BWkam, SoL c drains are installed for the put with plans meeting the approvul specifications or slope capacity water ways, or adequately con- 1pread or disposed of · ao a■ to C.OnservaUon Teclmkian , or tlkl pose or handlin� waler that rans: of an SCS techni cian. and otber technical 1t.andanl1 the structed ,od out letll. It LI impor.• prevent 11urface 'iater from golng A. 8. C. Office to make arrange. on any particular area. Ti!e Some of lhe requirements a n: farm operator is eligible, for cost ant that diversion, be indivldua•- into the dtich, and to pennlt nor- menu for technical ••iltance. drains are not designed to handle as follows: sharing under the ACP program. ly dfi!igned for grade and capa�· mal operatloo of farm equipment Wittl the exca, rain during Uie waler which falls on other areas f I ) At least a 12 inch clearance Tile ditchir1g meehines in thi11 ity ao that the d1annel will carry Where large quantJties of wa!- late spring thia ia the time t,. and nm� onto the cropland. must be provided between bo�- area aM operated for around 5c the rWI off or I once in a tc=n er are not encountered single 1,,· determine if ■uch Mructures will . . vers on dilche are ombin i �• !i � c • tom of tile at ou1 l et and low water per fool when the farmer puts the year freqiJeocy wlthout eroaion in \ parallel dilche1 may be con be val11able to II farmer over the a!ICln _of channel aod ridge eo n- stag e in the open ditch. , tile to tht- machine. the channel ot over topping in 1 structed having • cross aection <11 period of the next few year■. .alM.K'laon across a slope to colleet ----_______ ___ __________ _____ -�---------- ---==-==-ccc-=c--=--c- and divert excess surface waler PT. PI...EASAN1· - henty nine without erosion. Diversions are Kiwaniam and ,uen, were preii911�"" • frequently used above eropland ,0 ent last nigt,t ,at the weekly dirdivert water which has fallen on ner meeting of t he <"lub at the steep pasture or woods areas. An open ditch will do the Farr.c M:s;H:7n;;uoo "A look AI Tekt ti<llo oot lo, ■ ....k. St-, 1oilgatt"' tlNf cars or ttOY•I job as tile drains or as diversions. Canada" 1pom1ared by Kiwan:-: 'fl'ill rsfrt■h ,-ov. in lll•nchtd-•p troffic. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL International w.. 1 shown in ob · but we do sacrifice surface areas ADMITl'ED: Mrs. Jame11 Rus• servance of United State■ and whefl using operi ditehes. &ell, Pomeroy; Cheryl Pearaon, Canada Good Will Week which ia One of the important reasons Henderson; Luf! lie McGheie, Vlr!• being observed this week. T h e why Soil Conservalior1 Servk-e ton. mm showed Canadian cities, nat­ technicians are jnterested in help DISCRARG ED; Mr■, Norman ural resources .&nd industries, ing farmers lay out and construct PleDsant; Foss. Pt, Gregor� Paul Naberhaw; presented the their ,tructures to handle surplu� Hughes, Pt. Pleasant: Bobby Ca,.. Kiwanis Boy and Girl of tM water is '1:lat these structures to, Maaon; M rs. Tracy Wood, Vin· Month, Jack L.ewis tnd Cherie mast be constructed of the pmper Mrs. Grae! Overholt, Pl. Mitchell, lo the group .and � ton; size, the correct slope, and by Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Hill Jr., sented tht- honoree1 with their carefully constructing to prevent and son of EvaM; Eph Herdman, ., certifieat.es of merit from thr da'mage during periods of high KIWANIAN8 Ml.:ET t'lub. WJ1Ji!r movement. The Ref'. Gaston Boyle, Jr., Jnterest in �moving surplus peSlor of the Presbyt.rwn churcli w;lter ' . froln .cropland continues to and a member ol tht- club. gave _ ! �port on th9Pastor·, ConfeerWASHING11J� <UPll 'l1Io - he 1"""""1 """"IIY al Jacl, . Agricull\lre Deputment saya the son Mill aa a rernsentalive or the l)Utlook for farm lrscome and faffl' local Kiwan� dub. prices for 1981 uow seems to be 0. C. Hal l, president, pre!tid� more fa"Yorable than antir.ipat� al the meeting, and annou�n last fall. the repair won on the Shawne ! 11le departme11t said h I g h e . pool is expect� to" get underwJ� Cot loack loo /mt ne• ,..,. If drowsr, p,11 off n,o4 on4 cash receipt11 from farm markt!• this week weather permitting. ing. A Iona IWtep is Nftst. traD 40 winb. CABBAGES GROWIN G FAST -. Letart farmer, Ar�old Hupp, looks closely at Inga will ,tem largely from In· / Jess C.rpent,r gave a report AuthorlUes cabbag� a few of his openUn1 Mgh tpeed lumpikff llld lhruw111 plants m the middle of a 12-acre f•�ld. He �•tic�• the cabbage creaoed prl<e aupporu for major on career Day held Thursday ,t that obsernnai ol I few ba1ic rule& by motorill1 brinp l&fetf is already starting to make head, largely d ue to the contmual ram tbJS sprmg. the local h;gh "· hool w;th II adu ill reward. Alternative is de2th or injury. Speed and faliiue , ,961 copa ond rlairy product,. Econom;st, .,,;ting in the d.- ult, tak;ng part hICludinC repre· are the ·,re11t ktller11, ''Do" illustraUona above are commoa ,eme prec■uUona. The "Don't.I"' cite potential pe-rib. Impori, partment'• pubHcation, "The Dt· aentalivea from ei(ht unlvero;u., tut: Never cut back . into Jine while paNiDC Wllil left � . . rnand and Prlc1t Situation, . . 88kt .and colleges. lamp.of cu btblnd i■ vilib1e in )'Our .inaid1 mirror. (Continued From Page I ) set, but he has 12 acres of cab- the baby, will be put to work thi11 prices of meat animals ar� 1 ik(l!fy Art Gelwicb. buainess and put,.. found in raisioc the fruit. There bage on bis farms. This hat .. r !g_U�, tomato f�Jds. In .to. avera�e llhoul the same as in Ii<" affair, chairman.,,.aMOL1nced I C THOL C I MEN '9EET here next Thursday ror the blen­ are many oll• tabor jobs con- a good year for tabbage berause Lelart, youngsters learn lo oper- 1980, and the ,·olume of fanr that at the Hay 18th meeting the A 1 PITTSBURGH <UP] _ Cath o- nial con"Yention of t� Natioaal · te J:liltl'blI before nected though, like, hoeing, t.ie- of the weathif.. . "Catilfap · daft beginning marketings Is f'Xpected to oontl- Republican tandhlate- (ot Mayor, lit: chu rch ll'ade.r, Lrom th rough- ComK·il of Cathotx: Me.a. io.g, suckering arid picking the del\und nearly 89 much care as 8C'ho91. There are four boys and nue large. R. B. Rothr._b afld Cltizens·, car1• out the Unlled States will gather convention ends May 1. ready crop. tomatoes and returns are corres- a (lrl in the Hupp fatn ily. Jimmy, ! The department uicl hiJ!!er didate, Virgil �eden wiU be the l ;-================-a=-----a; Arnold Hupp not ooly has 120,· pondingly less. Char�. · JaM, Eddie and lhe though output or feed grains lilt_.. gue8t 1pe,keri presenting ,h.,lr 000 plants in the process o( beir1g The entire Hupp fami ly, except baby, Roc�ie. i iy will be reduced under the 1961 platlorme, &bn!i, hopes and deher homo In Middleport when 1pedal program for feed grain s, sires on the Mayorship of only W UrC aSS they mot Thunday for their reg. the comh;ned output ol farm Pleasant. The city elect;on wm be 440 - 59 MODEL - - • ular 11f(Jlithly meetlng and . Stan· product. m�y continue near held May 211th, .. ord levels 1f growmg cond.1tmn<1 ley party. BAND PRESF..NTS PROGRAM • The meeting was opened w ith do noI fall below average, PT. PLEASANT .:. The Pt Farm product prtces la Janu• Pleasant High School dance ban ::1 . prayer by ReY. Donald Boo ne. M ra. Charles Vroman was hon· M rs. =rge ,__ Ba,.er , entertam....... _ S pi;tr .1:--1_.1 a guest, arter which M rs. DaIIB ary-M an:h aver1111e 1h,vul uu_a."WU i.... u, J8fflel Andrewa ar.rl 1 ored with 8 layette shower Fri- ed the 8 usy Bee Cl ss Of the M"d 1 · e . cent a Hamin bove the presented price11 o� the a year e t devotio115 sehool chorus under the di- ! h day evening al tbe hom� ol Mn. dleport Fkst Bo pU,t Churth ,t fo , meet lng . earUer, ror r lhe 1961 as a whole rection ol c, L Head present;d · · John C. Vroman m Midd, leport. Phont WY-2-lOOZ , -•---• I ed prices r b . I ar ers are t Y e h During the m ece Y program W, cunauay evmmg business session conGa.mes were �layed dunng the Mrs. Lillian Mc Ghee Mrs. Lelan<! . PE.lR� ST. lt.lCINI!. 0, ducted b the class p resklent Mr expected lo aver Hgt! a little above at the regular dinner meeling Gf evenmg and prizes were award- Brown, Mrs. Dale ,Nicholso .' n, Mn. Y the Rota. , , Club . •- a-. Fr�ces Bearhs, membe rs or' the 1960. . George Dallal end c..A ed to Mrs ou.,1 18 �· nl1e,. M rs. n-•-� n.uan::1·, ADh ""7 • . mestic or who we demand food anlf Do f _ The rnemberJ enjoyed the J)OP,re ill were rememMts. Richard Owen. The d o o. r Mrs. . E. O. Rall and Mar V_rored. �rted Jl1 were M r s. fiber i• expected to continue high uJar selections presented by bot � be h prize was won by Mrs. B . N. man or Middleport, Mn, Fielding Moratl -Leonard, M n. J . Q. Ricee, ill the coming year. the depart- gtouJ)I!. AJ90 on the program East• Hawkins of Bel le, W. Va. a� Mrs:· Mr .a.- _ l4ymond Luman and Mr,. ment said. In additl�. 80llle pl<;L· tap num� by Suzi Call, Sharon , 0_ther guests were Mrs, E a r ! John V roman oC Columbus. Raymond Grimm of Oklahoma 11P in , �mic aetJvlty ii ex- Sturgeon, Beau end Bobby Shert.• Smith, Mrt. Gene Coleman , Mr!- After Mrs. V1 oman had PhOM WY-2,2774 open- who is expected to retum to her � to Jead to �IRher conswner ier. nd oe , R O b e t ed her gifts re1 ltnnd It. .......••, �ymo _ K1 S �· �ent, of ice home here for the · 1 u m m e r incomes. Agricultural report, are PT. PL&\SANT - Mr. and \ Milli, Mias Freddie HoudaiheL, cream decorated with a stork; and months. a little larger than antlclpak!d Mrs. Ted Stevens of Main Street cake t rimmed with yellow bootlt!"!! After the business meeting Mrs. earlier and in 1-..1 ftn! expectf:!,l wil l attend the· Annual Conventioo and coffee were served by t h e Owen Bratton was the demonstra. tG exceed the record value of of the West Virginia Fur1eral D!­ hostesa. S.,,dlng gift, but unable !or lor lhe party, Al the cJo,e of 1956-57. Largo expert. of cotton. rectors al tho Daniel llomie Hot,,i to attend were. Mrs. Carl Myers, the evening rer , re hmenta were wheat, and fall and oils are l'OD- in Charletton on May J, 3 Mid 4th. . and M ra. Harold Kaull of Middle- served by Mrs. Baker,. a&4isted tri uting to n cord 1hipment, An e,th;bft wi)I ' be held in the b · port. M rs. Floyd Zalne1 ol Belle, by Mrs. ■ 'Hamilton, Mn, Isa- abroad. Charieslon Clvlt: Center, W, Va. , Mr1. Delmar Rolh1•b. bet Winebrenner, Mra, Edward Mr,. Randy Rothgeb and Mr,. Demosl,;y ·and Mrs, DavKI SneU.r. Etta_ Rothgeb of <llelhlre a n d Mn. Arthur Co,i: was also a Beck)ol• llhop, ....� n. I ' I I I Pt Pleasant -- News Notes ' 1-------�---- ' t1vely ,nodesl sums i n t o social security and expect to wring that $340 billion Farm News out of the younter generat ion. "' Perhaps the social Securi ty Syslent co�d endure !ht added bu rden of••• met 11\"aa.. tare progra m for old folks, •Wl ieh .,. , Iii' whafM r. KeWnedy wants to add to it, But one can't help worry about the pos­ sible effect of added burdens i)n the systrouble tem when it seems headed in meeting the obligations ii has al­ ready. I �o, Hupp FalDI·1y Of Letar. t Busy w·Ith Tomatoes The Foreign Field n. layette Sho er TILLER Without Rwene $1 44.95 I•---------.J E ASY TERMS I� Given For Mrs. Charles Vroman Ch h Cl =· Entertained At Baker Residence USED Pt.; CRAWLER TRACT"� 7½ FOOT BLADE MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. GILMORE ,c1a.s We Give TV STAMPS were Supply Store I w. ------ SAVE NOW O N QU ft L I T Y FIRS T LINE T I R E S ' BUY 'EM BY THE PAIR Du SAVE $4'' PO WERCRUISER IYou ten meke GA5PA\INE Dl!MTl!D 11111 FAMILY eus ... llJT KEPT MUM ABOUT IT ')'t) MIS E.VER•LO\IIN' .... HAY. � the ONE-Man Way! .. . �"- ► • • lfllr •••.11-. -11,r . f" ' I . ' ' -· .i&ij .,. , " ' 17· , , . i .l J 4 _ . A , O..Ma 'Ila:, .... ,. .... Wftll . NffHollml 9dia 11,ql' • 1114 a I 1 \ i Id Jiu.Tb.owa. ,on cu ..... :,aar I I' IYia hi . ii, .. , boull Wllg .,_ up to SOIi Tbe - "89" lmF ,aa..., 1abaNmng f,,,tu,,c clog-proof FLOW-ACTION, eon.-lent Tr■cto1, Seat Controi., a new •lc,ating" plqer oa rollen far fnl­ q:u�t knife and plua(ler adjuatmeot • • • maoy morel Come In.and ma up the New Holland "69" end Bllit, Tbro,m hire • , • tba Ill 111 Ulllllllltrate dJelR Gil 7llilr · • - · cnm farml, m N-THOMPSON FULTO ' Pomeroy - TRACTOR SALE S WY 2-5101 Ohio ,.·f201. :P•Fi1' ., _.,. on veal calves 1 1/e«i. CA LY I TA Y IA L E R' An all-new rormula, three years in the mak�- I in & i1 now rea.dy for you, No.w1 you ca n take advantagc,of the profi11ble veal market by feeding out your calves 10 top quality market Wii1ht1 , . ; fn just 7 10 8 wr,k, I/mt ! AND • • , you �o · not feed one ,in&lo drop oJ whole milk. Stop in, let us thow you the facts on raising tllll'cl !iii mw 111d Alllre protilabJc *•1• ; � �M! • Sugar Run Flou r Mills -, l'hllnt·· WY-2-21 1 5 · , • , , Mulberry Av,. • ,.., , Pomeroy, Ohio ' , OFt POWERLINER PASSENGER TI RES , Finest construction nylon tubelm liccs. Unmatched for safety. (lUict ride. long trtad wear. Our finest passenger tirei. Hurry! Offer eitpirca soon. . , , ' loticul: TtLLElt•CULTIVATOR, Plenty "' ...,ity for ollin1 • culllvalinl IIM'7'· oolla. N.,_wtndina. , ...,.....__� ,..,..,um .,.;,,., MAY TIR E C O U PON S PECIAL . - THIS COUl'ON ENTITLES YOU TO $,4 00 OFF ON ONE i"AIR Of 1.flf,co �AUISER OR flOW[RllNER TIRES. IRIN(i ff WITH YOU Nte COMt IN TO�YI .·_ � • Custom.r"ulomo�--------- .....,,.,., ·Puatdi" --� _,.,._ (8%" .. 29"') dlan.. ln ..-1 l'ull �· . Add•,..,��---------1;?ne Pair Unico Tire�-�----�-�­ CN- ffld •lq of ti�s) -•illlla visibility, Aol: U1 for' "" .. domonlltnlinD :low 3 hp! \ First with finaer-tip POWER REVERSE MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY lutternllt & laII •· .......,., ' \ � ...... Pomeroy Landmark Super Service Station • PHONE WY 2-9932 • LIT US UUNCI YOUll WHEELS O LIT US LUllllCATI, CHANGE OIL, W.lSH AND CLIAN YOUll ENGINE 1 • 'll11 MOUNTING Pomeroy Lendmark, Your Car's lest Fritlll -c::m, _ -.: ' ' 1' ,' I �' ... 4 Dail_)' Sentinel, Pomeroy-M1aUJeport , o., Apnl 29, 1961 Rademacher To Meet Jones In Buildup Trail &Aili!¢ :u iiZS!lffl3.::.t IU� ffl' 1H&C1 THE -t ,, ;.., ..,� ... ... . .; ,f . . . . . . . . . . 'I-- • - .. • • • • .. • .. • • • . ...... . . . • • • • Oldster Spahn Gets First 1 ! • MOON OVER L A. • • • • By Alan Merv• (Continued from Page Two) prelar:ably. Jn these pl !Cr.I I ha\le aeen them, but never, no never, ln tbe ·• 111ual carefully prepared bird box. My own teeny bird bo1 made yean ago by Timmy Neut:dini and in which l'd en\lilioned Jmny Wren for 1ure - Well. il'1 now ,orta a ged and scaly bul never a wrai entered that tiny doorway and STAYED - A great cUs,� poJntmen t to Blanche M. Audi> 'DOil. ,/,fO ON, /.OS AMl�tr� PflP6¥R$ t.EF1" l'blt>d ,. di�n wrem cKme to their I 01·,w rt 'cently. But immediately l1t..'y 111·re dlsappointtd when the c!loo,\ llUle creatures left. 'nail J'(\t1!111f' wa9 repeated several 11mf'!>, came and went, came and \\enl. Su,i!,11e1>t lon to the KJtinl Wrens dearly love the poet.et of ;,n old coat R'lllS]af way out 1n �·.ime �ecluded buil�ing. Or an old cl1l.11pldated shoe, perhaps, sitting 111 a sequestered place high up WAl.£Y No-Hitter Of 196 1 Season WA5 NEW YORK < UPI I-DI.M,� Jones AH other only he t in Phillies adelphia I Record Holds Shutout Warren Spahn owns the 5ee0n.: I New York fur designc-r .,,. jth � A l?tY thtwhile game, gue a Le l a tion a N ; �yes on the hght heavyweight Ii• 1 no-hiUer and t.he 29'. 1 viclory of ll w as Spahn '� second wlfl thi. 196/ Was�­ the o heal Oriole1 tle. mu\es up a notch m class h1s carttr Loda� but I.he day ol seal!On and t he �nd shutout. or h i." , Baltim re By Ch<I Tan11ehill H-f5.mrYI lo111ght to take on Pete Rade· days - the one lhat will set th" c a reer . a record for Nationa' ington Senators, 4-2, the Chicago W1rl{ A Whlte Sox downed the Kansas m:1cher, a would-hr promoter .::ind brilliant Milwa'Jkee Br ave lcl l · Le ag ue \eft-hand('rs. r� OCI< M�i'Jl l'ift •. e l'�-P' iew, · : ' 'l.. tW--tJi MIC busmcssman, in a nationally telc- ' hander apart fro� all other pik� · Spahn had to be at his best b.:- City Athletics , 4-2 , and t�e � Or � vised 10-round heavywe ight bout en of bis era - lS dllt later tht 1 1 ca use he had a powerful opponent I Angeles An gels tcored a 1 2-innm , IIOM$RS s IS at St. Nicholas ar1!na lieason when he lihould -hit ltc ' in Sam Jones who pit ched a r ive �5 win �ver the Minne�ta Twin /N 1";1£ I ID American Leaizue action. .lo�es, u�bealen in 17 profe-�sion, 300-victory m.lir4,. �/Sl!(IM hit ter and struck out eight. The SchoeadleDSt Provide. WlD al f i ghts. JS a 7 lo 5 favorite to That will pla,\ him with W:il- 1 Brav s cored the g_ e' s on Iy s , ow Red Schoendienst's w Pinch-hitter arn n beat Rademacher' whose biggest ' ter Johnson · Christy M athewson• ' run �m the flrst mnmg w h�n . , . gave I · ··• Bottmg Grover Clevela nd Alexander, Erl- I F r01 chum to fa me � that ne lS the smg led • moved I ' two-run Jllt inning double 1A . ts item o f a W eek o T sO .· ' tlO)lCr ·1n rm� h'ISt ory t o r1ghl · Best Spo • 011,>' , die Plank and t efty Grove - 1.! se<:ond on a passed ball and lal- the Cardinals the vict ory l:fter the ' . ,\ M e1g� T C ou_n ty, b as kelba 1 I coac h th JS pasI WlDIer Hall of Famers _ as the on!y lied 08 Hank AR ron '!i single. ! Phillie s went ah�ad in the top o! l�r the heavyweight title m his y was �atchmg his I eserve team battle another equall i "moderri" pitchers to win 1C1l nie_ v-ict . �r was _ the Brav _. the inning on a squeeze bUJ1l b)' rirsl pro start . y it:s Bob M alkmus . was he pla eteers. d ba be o led ou uns cre_ w s '' ad k1� ( _w T l y si. its flis , . who adm career R emacher games during their . fnlh ID their 1351 six g�mes �d . _ only motivation !or fighting is l an ything but tnsp1ring to the coach, or fans. In the meant� the amazm�ly n_ioved them past the Giants inL Jerry Adair's two-nan homer arms flying of melee arters close.qu a ddenly, rrom Su ay money, has come a long w and relief pitcher Hoyt Wilhebn'r control . I durable , Spahn 15 demon�tra�� first place. ,ince sufferm a six-rocnd km:>l'k-g , and legs one J?oY e�erge d with the ball in �is 5k s h 01 ne los rour 5t rong innings enabled the he l t a i won T ls a Cardin Louis . t S 1 he _ •�• front of h8 , _ t. no out by champ ion F loyd Patter son ; He too k off l i ke a Jet for the basket, out In be cause he 5 four-hour and 23-minule, t cunrung JWl to hand t he Senators their and 11-inOrioles , _ everybody. . on Aug. ,:2, 1�7. act , � In mark. the �year paned in nine games, 9 t loH h t eigh PhiiI the over ning, 10- marathon 1 However, h 1 .s guida nce system had bee n disrupted n 1 woa 1s i�tghls 1lte� no-� a I� hurlecl n he wh� g straight for the wron I H Kirkland ~ 503 -He has won 13 fights, lost two the pilin g up , and he was aimed against the Son Francisco G111nts goal. 4 " k, . D, en 78 J and ctrawn In another �ince th at Friday night ho became the "'" . 'Hey , hadn ' t yo u better holler to him to stop!" said e r -!IO bi nigh t when he ga ined lastin itt i ng wit h the coac � o � the wron,, -way playe r. on.d oldest pilch�r ever to accom en a M � . d IXED LEAGUE ��i : !: : g wi n�g recognition by tanglin , · plash the fe�t. Cy Young w a s Naw, sn�rlcd t_he coach. He 11 blow it. •U i Hiah Scores April 26. Patterson. But he is the lirgl to 1 nohird t when he p1tch/MI the A nd blow 1t he did . ' k• Htab Three G ame Ind · C · Kir C ITY LEA.GUE admit that boxing fo him now is ' · 1908· 1 er Of h'II car eer m , h'll ,• 1 rray M. 1and 500 only a stepping stone to a briJ:thlHigh Scores t•IS-61 . &J5. �\ u Use of the term "basketcers" above recalls two ex• · 'Ibe only Giants to reach OO<ie High Single t 80""'en High Three GJme I,d. D. Mil· k ame 8 I H om p er fut u G c· seen on TV last winter at halftime were Chuck Hille r and Wlllle M •,' · . ' ,� ccllent exhibitions ,'° as ,1 � , · 187• c0rtcr�- e steps m 11111 d irct· 1011 · Jer 531 . :1 I bas kc lba II games. I re• covey on walks ln the fourth end 194 • M · Murra" prof ess1ona • d mgs d urmg procee . -" ,,, ,. _ _ _ on ed t Team Three Games Red • Blue Hlflh Single Game G , Wagner F rid whe� h � fer lo the " D ove r Basketeers ." Many readers surely liflh �nings and both were wiped -- ---�---�---� �� ��1 . er"t;nny con nd• as e�vyweigh ":"'te 1957 --� �- 206. Mrs. Huber Brown, lecturer , caught their terrific performances, so fin e that even the _ , Tum Single Game Red Llllo� s manager. , Team Three Gamet Pomeroy appreciation ded y s in opened with group ■lngappla which pro u la er . , p f15. H� II have to be .it lull_ befit Blue Th is group of Dover ' 0 ., kids, age 1 1 through 1 4, hav e Cement Block 2528 fng of Home sw..t Homo. Memj agom,I Jones , who would J,ke to been trained in ball handling to a remarkable point of ero e le E Pom m Sing Gam Tea hers responded to roll call with STANDINGS use a victory . over Pete _ as � pe rfec t ion. Cemen t Block 884. ' , a nur,ery rhyme or poem iean,W•• Pd Majo, League Load,,. wedge lo, 8 llghl heavyweight ti· Their show was so impressive in February that it was ,, STANDING8 d In childhood. Four articles e 21111 IS\\ tle f,ght with champion Hamid brought back for an encore in March, both times to a By UDlled p,.11 lol,ruUo•al Bee Loli&, Two appll c atio111 for memberwere read Including, A longer life 4 20¼ 2 1/t Red Ir: Blue National Leap 1 Center Johnson and-or Archie Moore. na tional audienc e. I for our Easter plants, Mrs. Wll20 27Yi Spo: '� 24 21 ship and two demits were accepty W hat a hoost for Ohio k.ids , and the brand o{ basket- Player A Club a. AB 11. H. Pcs. Ball • Chain Johnson ls champion in the N B A 26 Falls City Beer 11am Morgan. 21½ 23½ Dlnks Rinky J il&I � ed, when Rock Springs Grange 14 49 11 23 atate1 while Archie Is reco!QUzed ball nurtured here! ! Moon, L.A. 23 24 Ho R 21 24 1 � oo� La 1/t 23¼ met 'Itiursday evening. 48 t i 2 417 Richard• 14 . --The song or the lazy ta nner , St.L am. MaasachuYork, New cngh In king s I a dry2 4i,, un I I nson Ro .. 3<W 1 14 1r§i s C Four ee e a 5 the n 40 17 9 u 12 element Phil. t St flatI Gondz. strong y s a h T Jonea Europe. is a setls and here a pparentl 2:11', Fred Goegletn wonhy master, Amos LeoM rd : A oountry girl' s I Porn. Cement Btock24\I SEASON RIGRS 13 43 5 16 .m tened nine o[ hlJ 11 pro opponent,. Board of Education which is determined , to de-empha- po,t, ctn. and 31 , presided and thr,. appeals for aid creed, Mre. John Erwm; 17 Co Ohio Power 10 4 l • 1 5 3116 Ind s Game■ A. Sylvester Ml!> size all sports In our public schools, beg inning al th � Aaron, Mll. ge Geor . rs i:; r on, s Ap ndma a Gr ' _ , , SEASON HIGRS . were answered. Plans were made high school level and reaching down to the bottom grade clmnte, Pitt,. 1 2 so 6 18 ,3601 M. Murray Ul, RamApril pqam A Skmner . tn gtvo the flrBI and aeoond d eBEACH TENNlll FINALS Kasko c tn. 1 2 45 , 16 .356 Ind. I Garno A. Sylvester 2M , Ind. 3 Games B. Loulll 6311 • of the system. bows" by Mrs, Robert Loukl proVIENNA, Aurt rata W P l >-Dar· j !'Id. 1 Game L. Damewood Z47, ,,.... at the next meeting, The " strongest recomme ndation," . are .r�ported be- A ' Phtt 13 :is , 12 ."4Z E. Sytvo,ter 1911 coded a Dower qub bi Mre. Wt� Jone Ha rd or M ontebello, C.lif. . Ing handed school administrators lo eliminate entirely Game, Red & Dlu·, Team 3 Gamt, Falla Clly Bwr A program wu presented by 1. 6 " 7 12 . '143 Team Pitt;. . ..:..�____.:.:.___ 11am Grueser. Joke, by Mrs. and Wimbledon champion Ma,ia all fifth a nd sixth grade athletic activity, and mlnimlze Mathw', , Mil, t 7. 1 6 I 95 8 1 o 4 ' 11 117, Frank Grue,er and Mr,. Wtlllam ' Bueno of Brazil gained th• semi- Lo l he point ol extinction that in th• 7-Blh grade. Team I Game Richardo - 'roil. Le ' Grueser closed tho program. 004 Center Sport Team I Game final round in U. Auatrlan Inter.. I am convinced s uch a policy is not only misguided, Tern le A;;;:••�3 .:":; 20 455 TOP 10 BOWLERS Al"G. Refreshment, were oerved by AVGTOP "5" BOWLERS national tenn ll tnumament F n- bul destructive of much that can be whole SOllle In a w ell- Bra �t ' Bait " t i 36 9 16 333 c, Kirkland 500 . the homo economko commlttees, Louka 17' day, superv i sed elementary school and Junior High athletic ox," Chl · t i 45 8 18 3541 R. Davia 49t at the close el the meetlnl, K. Manley - H. Clatworthy 1'13 Ml" Hard beat Dorta Schuste, program, Chi. 11 :r, • 11 151 D A h 483 Mlnoao, D. Hawley t71 of Auatrla, IHI, IHI, white Mis, II is misguided because apparently lt assumes that Romano Ctov 1 40 4 14 . 3 H: c�e■her 48 1 , &11 B. Bowen 473 & Menchint-Wagner-Davto Bueno ,topped Edda Herdy ol stopping organized elementary athletics wlll put J ohnny Kal ne, Del. , 1 21 46 o "' t t e Sauer 1118, Amtrla, IHI, e-&. al home more studyi ng his lesson,_ Nothing could b Mantle, N.Y _ 1' 41 12 14 341 M . M u Y 505 rr :•:.---�or-:farther from fact. He'll just be more on the street. :,: -:-:,;.=: � ===::::::; eraloa, Minn. 1 1 63 7 21 331 V lncenstrong one " rell\ov It se becau ctive � destru ,. It la ;, h 11 42 9 14 :m ndl, , C t. llETIRF.D UMPilllC DIES tive many boys hav e to learn perseverance, accept dla Ll a 4 •• m u l Boa. l, Bunne and NATICK, Mui. t UPII-Funorat clpllne of the team , gain physical strength and skill, l'o?morly Smith Clothlnl Co, •Romo · aarvtcea .,.. botng arrangld for maintain too, interest in school work. MIDDLll'ORT, OHIO g It's the conviction of many peraon• that the State Nllioul Lo-,.. - M oon, Dod ­ Thornu II, CowioU, Jr., so, the er : S r C • nr■t major ••�• wnplre to ho Board can go only so rsr in Its present heading before era e pence , m! •: Boy , J Witil playera Nven Card, •: named to baael>alt'1 Hall or public opinion aay s , "Whoa," and turns It around. each. Fame. Conoolly. wbo aorved In Nim• Brand Amerktn 1A1pe-Mantle, Yan· 1 the American Logue (rom UIOl• GIi Pel. L. W. March ndlN Major lllaodlall• I k- 7: Kluaowlkl. Angela 4: Al1931, died Friday at hto ilom• s 8 troit 0e 81 United Prtn Jatt!rulloaal lllon Twin■ ; Gent:Ue, OrlolM: SPORTS DESK F/Ft.t>ER, I Th" Coach \l'asn't ,.orried, H .. K ew u·IS Piayer OU Id Bl ° ;'t BOWLING ---- I I I . i· v:::::· :u, w.. I s I r I I w, P'' pu m, WE ARE PROUD •• tho OF OUR NEW SHIRT PAX re1 "CRUSHPROOF'' u. ab nil b1 Duk, Cleaners Shirt L1undoror1 ... ,._..,.,. ah, de, "' u.�.:i'::..DOld-�:.:..r MILWAUKEE t UP l l-"'l'h� Is rren 1 •::••:r �•a :: utd today. "A ;;,,.""m/ t r h houldn' bo pitching no- t to ,." t s �=-:::i,_ Bui !be 40-year-old Spahn hadtho """'1CI 01 hll brllllont "",..,. Friday night ' 1-0' ov,r the San . I ... George W. Nesselroad, Jr. ... hmeroy Councilman For Two Ytar Term be! llie Cal QUALIPIED Jack Weyersmtller 2 YEAR TERM AT THI PRIMARY MAY 2, 1'61 I Pd. Pol, Atl. Bollla& bell., ,,.,,;...u,, can't tell • • • but you can - HJcb. VOTE FOR--­ RICHARD R. RUPE . . •=-W y.., '""' ,., . • . POMEROY VIUA.GI COUNCIIMAN I- 4 to lliLI fonDW Alla Au llmtll. ;, J'• 111 -" --- • Vlallkn with them I JII, I Ila.. lllifl 1'· -- 11 \ft11lillt _..,.. aK will llvt lll7 llalt fai' -., 'ell""4. ·· �ta l . . Cci■D. ,a ___ lltrflac - . "C. Doe, lt lL!aer For lMrl' ·- GALIN S. IROW N , D. I' A tll· ,._ WY,NIM IOX 411 ·-:.. .___.,➔ . ·-:__________.;·-;;-;;.;;~,,;·;;.;;;;;;;.;·-·;;-·;...; ;; that mean flnanclal 1011 to you. Set 111 I o r Storm llomaf[a lnluronce. Wt tllo -· life, flN, ILtblHIJ, IUlo • • • 1n4 oil other fOJIDI of -· Ccmlull 111 on :,our needo, without oblllatlon. V. D. Edwards Insurance YOUll lUl'PottT WILL II .. 9"A)'LY ...IICIATID . . · IIICNAU a. RUN N. 1'<.11. Mw I r< ��=� .......... .. . __ _ .. . ... . Associated Rad·,o.. ondTe.levision "" ,,.,,. ""' U ."� ......i� ..._ .... ........... r, '' . L MAIN fflllT '""""·· • •..211•� ·•t•• ._, a ere a,--,,r a . r :n,m·;,., . t;, - • � • r- OTHB MODIU ITAITIIIO AT $199,,s ·• •-'='I'-��·-- ..... ...... , .. .. lllNf'Ve District ,.._ • Rll'OltT OF CONDITION OP big on Ille beach this summer, for wannth over wet suits. At Jeft: for madame, in coral poplin-from the be OF MlDDLIIPORT In the St•t• of Ohkt, •' fM CIOH of lutlMH on Apr11 12, 1M1. PubUshN In rNponM fa all made by Comptrall•r of tht Cur rtncy, INMl•r Section 521 1, U. S. Rr,ltlff Statvtn. llSSETS Cash, balam:es wit h other bank.a, and cash item• 1n proceH of tolled.ion . · · · · · · · - - - - - - · - · - - · - - S 450,791.0I United States Government oblie1tion1, direci and cuananteed - - · · · · - - - - - - · - · - · · - · - - - · · -­ 1 ,11611,118'1.lfl nchos. ThiJ ancient Spaniah-American garment, dear 1981 Maid of Cotton wardrobe. Center: !or tbe,gentle�e heart of the Boy Scout. h'8 been redlscovered. Snip, man: m gold-colored terry with ,elf-bell. At right: for oblieation1 of States and pol i tical IUhdiviJlom _ _ 3811,1•.27 By Ualled Pre.s ID&enulCIODal snip, snip go the ·11clsson or the collturier, each getting a th,e . d�,s1 (What's THAT picture doing in here, Mr. and Mra. Jamea Reeves Corpora t e stocks (including $12,000.00 stock of touch more glamour into what once was a blanket with a Jt s Just a Br1hlh sheepdog wearing a pair of kid's dron.. Todai is Saturday, April Z9lh. Federal Reaerve bank) - - · - · ~ · · - · · · · · - - - - - - ­ c 12,000.00 and family "M:re weekend viBltors s t ID tl!e nµddle for the head to .Uck oul, Poncho. will seat ateopers to keep him clean.) Oops! li h • ol ye wit 119th day r the the Loa111 and discounts (indudlng $Ml.86 overdratll with hi& ,isle,, Mr. and M r s. ) 1,535,911,ff with Eleanor Boyle, as program Bank premises owned S33,7P'7.94, furniture and Clinton Ault and family, h 1 , :116 more In 11161· fixture, $13, 1 36 .05 - - · - - - - - - - - · - - - -· · - - - - - - le ader. 411,818.IIO mother, Mr11. Iva Reeves and The moon 1s approachina it1 run . p TOTAL ASSETS · ··-- - - - - - - - - - - -- ---·-··-- $f,083,!IIIU2 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz brother Dou alt of Barnsville, O. flase The morning Slarl are Venu.i, The Hou.se Committee on Vet- areas. aoo family of Williamstown, w. LIABILITIES Mr. and w... Harold Gillogly oc1 ter � Saturn. Jupi Va. spent Sun d ay Demand with d eposits his daughter Vicki, M r. and Mrs. of parindivi d uals, partnttthip'Preparator erans A f f a t r s bas completed y lo jumping off on . ents, and corporations Mr. and -· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · --····· $1,351,e,e.lO · Mrs. Hobart · Guy Rw!ttll daughter Terry Lynn · The evening star is M ars. · · .....1on v1s1 t Lo the u . S. B Y MART """'+ lengthy hearings on the V. A. hos• his msy,. HA HOLSINGER Tim Swartz, on this day in history: s of of Pomeroy were Sunday visitors , E uropean Naval Fleet, V.F W. �a�::st';;� ��1:f � ri!= Sunday School attendance was . ew 'i855ar, fow:id • pil.'.ll and m edlcat program. Wit• In Matth 17 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2,0IIO,!l3T.lt· 92. uall Mrs. Carri e Burson rpo or Alrens of Comman der Tod C. Connell and · thelr parents Mr and Mrs· . 80 Apr 23 · ar college, w as bom, nesses from many sectior:is of of er r Vass • Deposill and of Unired Stales . ». Go Dora v M ernment . O'Brien (includ[nf of Pr lts L'--Oln Rassell. h,s national '1aff are keepmg a M•. and Mrs. Robert Van Mel- Fork, visited Mr. an d Mrs, �as, postal savings) - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - · - - - · -· In 1894· Jacob Coxey aod ht, the U nited States where there ll3,7t&-81 Mr, su,,ieI Wyatt and Stevie clole watch on the explosive • er and family spent Sunday al- 0 . Woode, Sunda sit posits De of States and political so called "army" o( several hun- iias mbdivhlons ----· 115,912,0I afternoon y . . been n demand for new or uarJOn '. " Cub• · Co• . nel l. hke ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob They also all called on Mr. and Cert ified and officer■• checks, ek. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ _ dred une· mrIoyed _m•n amv� ir1 be11,2N.M . expanded hospitals, testified . many o1her na, 1onal ,eRders · is Van Meter and M r · and M r s M rs. Clair Woode lhe nat ion s cap1tal ,. petition OTAL . DEPOSITS T C ----$3,609, and 187.63 · nm o Sue . fore the comm,11ee. Although d turbed o er . poss1bll1 failure Russell V an Meter of Stiversville of Chester. v 15 Tot.al demand depolits - - - - · · Sl,459, 7-4:9.78 Congreas fo� reI'ief leg1Slaton. man 8 clfic bills were under of the Cuban patriots Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Blake- and to oust the In 19 13, Gideon Sundb ack of Ho- e Tola) ____ _ time and savings dep0slh $2, 1 49,437.87 onsfder:ion, the ommittee h as CaStro Mrs. u dictatorship Mary Buchanan attended the Comm nists T bokeo, N. J., patented the zipper. OTAL LIABILITIES _ _ _ e: _ ___ . _ 11,609,187.llll t y t any c;:iclud all over the world have charged WMA meeting. It was held at tn.e Wilson Trial Set under the name of " separable :� e ���r CAPITAL ACCOUHTS The 111 � e e fasteller, " l <ID �� t - the United States with promot- Green(leld U. B. church. . Ca pital stock : bY the comm i ee rom wit ing, supporting and launching George w Curlis speJ:Jt S(m 1 -•1. t>t N ., ext Tuesday , In 19'5. American soldiers libC om mon ,c;tock, lotat par $100 000,00 - - - --- - - t 100,000.00 PARKESB U,!lG: W: Va. ( lJPI J � nesses �ay be used as �u�ested the bellion ' rs: � l:. r againat Castro, not day with h Barber B othe erated 3'l,001> Nazi victlw a re 300.000.1)1 -Wood Counly Coreu1t J udge Don- Surplua - - - - -� --- - - - - ------- - - - - - - - -- - - ----- - - ­ Imes tn the Admm�trator withstanding the true fact, that Ur. AM,. Reed is • pa t ient Dachau, oide,t •nd worst o[ GerUndivided profits --· --74,370,111 a ld F. Black ha1 set Tuesday for eteran [f The h?sp1tal the U. S government officially at the Camden Clark Hospital man concentration camp! duri11g � _ t ··· TOTA h C TAL ACCOUNTS · API L -474,3'10 , .111 e of I lnal Roger D Wilson 19, o owed nnme- had noth ing to do with oe rebel- In Par g wil ke'5burg, L World War II, , TOTAL F.S AND LlABIIJT I I of Waterford, (Jhlo, on a charge a'l:� , f"I by he3:mg� on compen- lion and invasion except to ex- Mr and Mrs Mike Kerwm of murJer CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - -- - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $4,083,5511.32 � the strangulation sation for serv1ce-d tsa�led veter- press s mpabhy for the Cuban pat• spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs· y MEMORANDA death of Mrs. De gh S pard. NEW YORK-James R. Hoffa, a?s. Tbei:e ar� approxanately 50 riots. Commander Connell , like William Haselton and son. Assets U t pltdged he or NSicned to secure l i abilities �lack fixed lhe �at e alter over. presld:nt of � Te�ers Union, bills dealmg with some w;;pec� of many others is apprehensive hat Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holsin er and for 0•her purposes - ~ • - - -- ~ - - - · - - - ---�- $ 281.837.50 . defense ruling motions for mental aervJoe-connected compensat ion. fa llure of the invasion defendmg WllOD achvltlea: will be i _ spent Sunday with M r. 8nd rs. examinati ons for Wilson and ror a Loans IS 1hown abov11 are o.fter dedu�ti0· 1 of "The men who seern to worry In a Budget and Fiscal Message terpreted as a great C a 8 t r : Clmton Holsinger reserves of - - - -- - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·-·-- $ 13,014.35 contin ance, m�re about monopoly power of by Phes._ Ktnnedy with respect Khrushchev vlctory Mr· and Mrs. Sol 8ig1ey and with ne w I, HAROLD E. HUBBARD, Cuhier of the above-named bank, u { . ' unlOM are those who exercise it to the liudgei prepared and aub- Communist claims •�at w.AI e n Mr. and Mn. Alva Holsinger Prosecute> ,nP.Ptn R . Pfalz. do hereby d eclare that this report or condiUon it true and eor. . in our business society." milted by the outgoing Eiaenhow- hrushchev shoo� bLS fist t h e spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. graf said wllio,i wUl be tried for rec t lo the belt of my knowledge and belief. � I er Administration, J.F.K. appar K James C arter. HAROLD E. Yanks turned tail and ran aulomobile theft a s soon as the . . ently ratified the recommenda- CzPV We, t he a��ersi ened directon a�ffl the eorrectnea of thll:' Mr. �ames Carter, who. 1� fore- murde_r trial ;,.,wqt.J!leted. �cce� of, the Pf�JA.t.s . tlons for velerlllll with ·very iew eport of cond1Lion and deci.re that ,t bu bHn examined 1IJ 111 !ft r _,. ""' '""' lllj --....-. rebe > and ,nvas,on of C u h a man with the Shunnan Co. Ii now ei,tHe ,., charied with slealing j1(a and , "'- , • I to the beat or our knowled1e and belief IJ true and comd. . •• "Ch P •· w,,. .·�. O p/ J O M E T R P S T 4 bo iD the best Interest of employed 1n jientucky. , , • , .lo. NC ,II/A. F l RODNEY DOW)IING the United Slates from m a n y Buck Smith and Ray Smith the -,iay1n;1'f;;,1 m onth. �� :.�� mca Oftlce Rburs: 8 to 12, 2 to 6 (Close at Noon on get' l B�ARD V , ll'ULTZ-Dlreeton angles. However, while Secretary called � Alva Holsinger Mon- captured the following daj at GalEast Court St., Pomeroy only reference ,.�.., wilen of Slate Rusk has expresaed aym- day evenmg, ROSE S, IIEYNOLDI lipoUa, Ohio, ho recommended that the Con• path� for the Cuban patriots, Emma Van Meter son Dav id __:._c__c_________.................,,,.,,,.,,,............ ess enact 1a selective inc�se President Kennedy has taken the and Martha Hollinger apenl Wedle compensa 1on ra 8 1or ••�r.- position lhat the Cuban fracas is neaday with Mina Pickens of StivAround Th, ,Clock ans w1th severe serv1ce-connect /j c VJ.1 War between the Castro enville . . J· . \ I ed disabllitlel, lo of(set the rise Emma Van Meter and Dailey government and the an ti-Castro in the cost of llvin since the last Cuban, and that on all othe r coun- Vm Meter called Monday Inc lat 1957 gand tn adju■t t P auline Brewer. should keep hands off. While t.:-1. riQ.S r.-�,e ' some ca - m ' legorfes WUM.'11 th ere · no evidence or Ru 111ian Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and JS . are out of line. A strict interpJ'let. flier, or troops actually engaged daug!JU!Lr11 of Guysvllle spent Sil• ation f th� Pretkl l' 11 in Cuban combat, lbere is no urday evening with Mr. a n d ind cate t uestion but what R s. Mn. Alva Holsinger. plane lllsi?11 q favor an across-lhe-board tanks, weapons � Many from here attended the and military stra Blthrlel ond Information 11 Dutton 11 crease In compensation d a tegl ing provi C tro re with Senl�r play at Eastern Friday Drug Si.re, MlddPeport, D, as but only ffl case■ i!lvoiv�e the sts ' · ,, sinews of war to help repel evenm1;. !- __ _..1 , . . more aevere aen�'VUlllll:WU ,I.lo.& i-. I M r. W in H♦IBmger c,alled . . on aslon. =· . ... J.11\;; ou co�e of thls ulble ac1·u,1:. un, un · · 'd1aabilltlea, with I. attempted Cuban Invasion may Mr. Robert Van Meter Monday. E mm.ts m aome oJ:r eueJ d ch relftl[t In another instance aOd wbere Ha,el and Judy Smith might bo er- Rmslan lnditect military .inter- friends or Belpre spent Sunday · ._ � Im Phone LY M550 kl. C'.on Ro�� venllon cau,o, the United Slate• with Mr. and "In, Frank •Bairller . . J:. b 01 � llllla, wh0 II 1 va-• to lose face because 99 Morrlt Av■• Athtna, Ohio Ame le Commander-ill.Chief of the Veterenga honor refu� to ge .: : e . an■ of Foreign War■, •·ill be same tacl1ea employed by Rusamong Ibo !trot WI- lo be Ila. Connell and other •-ana board by the House ,·eter ComNo - or aliliplioe. leaden have an inner feeling that au mltteo and ho will not onl ■- - - - ­ y mab tho United State ,, lhort of actiVe d•li = later with a recommendation Ior ln = parllclpa • Get 2 Items For The Price Of I mullltlon, ahould not let the � ID - •lon by the Cuban patriots Sunday School altendanee on P1111 A Penny lion, hut will plump for an e.tra f: April 2!. wu :rt, lhe offering percentage payment for veter_____ .02 $9 .., whooo dlaabffille, were tnWorahlp SOrv!ceo held al curred cverseu or In combat LOTTERY MAN LOST with 10 61 ·tr, an a� :45, tery Lo ) (lJP PITTSBU o[ RGH Wars Foreign Veterans I Tho t an ylor loading. Ta Berm ldn' Lard nl: a operato o u t re r Fra ba 1troag natjwal resolutions co Tho W. S•. C. S. bold Ill regular calling for a ,ub,tantlal ,!nere... 1111 taklns a chance tn Cr1min11 � cm 'l\teaday evOlllng; A'p, fa Iha ralell of compea,atlon ,. Court hare. ••ll u fM an e.tra per,entage . Sentoneed to three to six months rll 11, at tho home of Helen • Plus tu 1nd 11111 oll your ear pa.yment fu dtsabJI1tieo which la Jail ThUl'lday for operating a Wl\C)de, with 'l11elma Henderson. REGARDLESS ol CONDffiON were Incurnd overSUI and In lottery ho demanded and receiv<d -1dtng. A report WU liven 0G the Spa­ c:ombat Comm1tteo au.!rman Olin a trf.tL for (Tiger) 'league who II • Con� Prlday be r<ceived a ffhettl ,upper and tile procoed, Ontr decorated, combaklloabled velor- m to 12 ,_tbs terms and a applied to lt:ftchao equipmml and • towsrda Iha N!flOlr and mlnlman, will no doubt lead a oympa- fl()O floe, • anco fund. ----thollc ear to proposala for compenullon IDm.,.. and lor . ex- Some ol Ohio'• augat boet ,,,_ comblnalltm oubtcrlptra paytnenlo to those ._ dlla, larm,a ylold II much as 28 ton, to lfm1I ...,. token for the W. S C. S. mqa- by lhe ...rotary bllftlel fiere fncurrecl In combal tho acre. ---''------..;.:....;"'!' =.�=.::�---- - of Lit. and Pabl., Helm W-- · ._ • you know what ....•.. The POllllnaHq commfttee reyou'll ptllnc • poried Ibo 1111 of iif­ • QUALITY- Is Bcutl. who ..... elocl,d: Pres. • -:tomplete line GUARANTEED NfDa )loblnoot,: Vloo-pra., !Iola of Firestone 1»14 TaJlor ; Racordma Secy. � • Your ,uaran tee • fires • • • with Alma will bl honored 8wlr(a: Sec)<. of Splrllml Life · Road Hazard NATIQ�-�.!PE_ Black ..... Belen Woode; Sec,y. of 111111on9 ::Guarantees • The,e are NO ' -M !:leanor Boyls: Sec)<. of Proextending from Whitt ... llll1ltoD Genovflva Gulbrio: Socr, hidden challlff C<lo!I IV ... ,_ � ol SUpply Wort Clara Follrod: 12 Plus tax incl tire 011 19 QUICK . Secy. o1 Chtll'Oh Ac:t!v&les Flor- , , , • · SERVICE your car REGARDLESS ' up to a ..., I , n ' .,. __.,PLETE .. ence Spenca:fS..,, of Li, eAlplrln ,___ 01 _ 111 __ coN_ o1_ T10N ___, •Foot and Publlcallona Helen Wooda. Florence Sgencer, letl pro- \ Ml ng gram tm "Wfman"1 • Mouth Wash e V1taml111 i.; Eden S "ety News r r �irru ;-:==== :; ;;====..:_;����:;,.;;;;;;�.._=;;;; ro� ■ N • W• COMPTON 0.. D. --- �a: j . :sc......-- JIUBBARD' k9r9 ��a,' ' ' "· .,,,.,,,.,,,����= f; U::, �7 wow/ Z:. ' ,·11 !_.... w <ollllderell . · t ---=- Al£red News, Events ATTENTION ! Zinnia Seeds =- BUY WHER E you 1et HIGH EST QUAL ITY. backed by a reputable ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE• and pay only our new LOW PRICES!_ were hl8hi, I! MIDDLEPORT THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK DILES RADIOEAR CO. tllll doem•t Ktn,,. 1111h da= •Caloric and Welbilt Ranges e Gl11..,•Uned Water HNtert eEmplre Furnace, eArm­ .. damac• your pr<ll!Orly. You 1ml ,,._....., atrong end Empire Clrculetlng - Heaters. ,' time • • , could ,.rlously 1ure Ch1r1.w No. 1441 PUNCHY OVER PONCHOS - A• the suwmer IUll rises over the haute monde, everything ia ponchos, ponchos The Almanac Free Rome Consal'8tlon Budget Tel'IPlli rtorm could llrlko ony be California pra&uced 90 per cent of all wine grown in the U,S Mils Linda Smith WU week- � end vlaitor of her cousin. Naomi 1 '-·•-. · Jo Smith. Mr. and Mrs Dale Warner and family or Mineraville were S!ID­ day visitors of bll parent&. Mr. and Mra. Herman Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, IOI! John Allan or Kenova, W. Va. weni weekend guests of her parents, M r. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and other relatives,. Roush's Shoe Store Hearing Aid Service tell when • • • ! � :: !,. and Robin of Springfield were weekend visitors of his parenta. Mr. and Mn. S. A. Wyatt. 'lburs. ---------------- You can nav• t-i,., DIALIR FOIi . . . �, := : et llllllf, NOWl CitJ Conenienc, leJ-' 1h1 Gas Mlln Wltli - - - \ ! : � : . :: i.. ::!: ! ,a. Your Su�_rt And Vota Appre4!l,-j Pomeroy VIiiage Councilman = �� ��'.";,• i�!"":O;� °" ---· DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR 1n Larr, Pd. Pol. Adv, I I ■ :rn ·•· 1 �·•.aao. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ah• Cwt 1111< White LI- Nllloul Le•·� :S "7�av;:. ;i�:.�·1, G L G w F : : co • � ! ': . ..11 ' �:::;. �" �: · 11 ,.,,. In tho N•-�:M:n, Dodr· ���� 7 • · �:! 1 r c-w gh . Cleveland . 7 6 .5SII I card, 5 1 o ranci 7 , I F 6 7 .411'.1 3 tmn • • Balt • ro sc . San 11oa • • " H�w do yoo Davto, Dodtien 10, two," e!•:iote, ��l�y Ame..... Le-Mantle, Yan- SI, LoulJ 7 7 .1100 I 1 Lo flglll'O Ill" , Angele 2 I .llOO 511 1an Fr • 5 I ,SM II', Cincinnati • Frtolay' ■ RE8ULTS He aot hto flral 1ut Sept, 18, • �•••"anl°:"" • AIJ:00 aon, ;..,::' Phlladelphla 4 t . 3lll 3½• Baltimore • Waaillngton I, night c ..., .... '""II phllllo,. ts: M tno111, Whitt Sox 11; Genbeattnc lhe p,....o • Frf4AI' • JtMtdll Chl,.go • K1ou1 City I, nlpl Only one other pttcbt, tn bua- tile, Oriole, II, Ml!waukoo 1 San Fran O, nlflht Loa Angoloa ft Mlnnolola 5, nf&lli, ball'• Iona htoior,, hlo avar tolled Plloldq P a no,l,ltlor al 11111 Noll-.t Leq111 _ Elston. Cub, st. Louil 10 hU1 I, 11 Ina, night 11 1Mlng1 Ctnclnnali, nJghl, Boltnn at Detroit. night, pol� ot Pllllburlh IIIMll lMI: tu Ptr wu Cy Young. wbo Wh 41 wbtn 4-0: Frtend , , a ponld, wot groundo ho DOie� 1111 ll>ild In 111111. Pfratu: PodNI, Dodgtn: CINI- poatponld, rain C pmleveland at New Yori!, night, CUlw,• Duffalo ,Olanta· Loa Anploa 11 Chicago, •,llpajtn Q 1111 plltl,tn1 1ll1lil bt'I Will poatponetl, rain ' ponld, oeld "8ftlher 1111," ,aid JdO Adcock, the Orsi er.ii. �- all M: SlluNIO)''O PNIMtble Pllellon buenwl, In Iha mnnlld, noily A-•- 1- _ Tl- �•• Prebablo Pllcben Brav,a' clubbolua Fridl)' nJgh� .,;;M: p.....i, Twlnl : Jtama1. Plttaburp at C incinnati _ La,r Cleveland ol New Yarlt...-rJ (2-0l .,, T9!Tj' ff>.01, 01- Tn WIIIII Twlaa: Wynn, Whlla Sol: Allen, (0,3) "· Purkey (1-ll. Spahn ponnfli.d oru, two GloDI Ind•: Dltmlr, Y..-: 'Moll!, San Francilco et MUwaube- Baltimore at uhlqlan-Papw (IH)) , to 1et paa tfi.l) VI Hobaugh but. bolb ., wallll. Tlpn· 9...,_ Red Sox •• Wit• lllrl<hal (fl.I I YI Buhl (fl.I ) llollon at Detroit llrm!r They wore ChtlCI: lllltor lat 1111 hllm 'Orkllll. tdl iMI' Loa ...,._ ••-'- 11 ·ChiClflO _ Kou' 12-0) vs. Foytaclr UMI, foorlb 111d WWII M.COV., In tho lu ti-I) ... l:ltoworth (fl.II. Cb1ca,o Kanau Cit:y-Sc,ore fifth, Each WU .lpld oul ID • II SI, Louil (nfsht l fl.OJ v l dt r (fl.II. a. W ( 11:0AL ALL GAD follow-Ill' docbla pla, otarted bf � btff'fphla(I.I) VL Sadeckt Mln,-ta II Loi -•• .__..._.,_ Spahn, -uu•v (1-8). IIA8EBAU. ST·lick <Ull Mcllrldo (04), H1nll Aaron won It for hllD ID TEAM W L T II OR flaNIJ'• Gamet -or • ._ .. ,..,. •• - • tho flrBt Inning when hi ..._ A.• o t 18 13 PiUabur&h at Clnclnnall Chicago at VIDwith ,,.. out tn ...,. l'rllllt -•" 1 1 0 18 II San Fruc!ICO at Milwaukee New York al Wlllhlnaton (2) BolllnC 1nm IOCCllld hue •lib m 4 t 2 18 SI Phlladelpbla II St. Louis _,, 11 Cl...i.ad (t) ...,.,. 11111• l,ad aJna]1t1 -,-. 2 0 17 II Loi Aqelea 11 Cblcqo (2) 2 Baltimore 11 Detroll' (2) and ad,aiced on I p....i l..... 4 4 1 41 ff City al Loo AnplM (I) 1F.d 11>1 Gionta" - ..... 1,opl I I O Ill Wlllltoo or. I t o 10 D a wu flpalm'a 2IOII, 'llttlll7, lllddllport O I o I Z4 [lllllbtc lhl Dlltfl ol l!ufflle, ltY lltlellffW. wlllllD 11 -.I booomlnl Iba 1116 ••hrn pfldter lo wbl lllJIILI mDffll � D ... Ulal llfl _., Tho llLOXI, 11111. IIJPll•­ allln we Wllllr .lobnlon, lllQ)I' __.. b1llblll -,ta; In Qirlslr llllhlw-. Grover Cine- ... yw ........, boanl ol him, llddll Plait 11111 loll-lwldlt Oll1I 'l'lnlllo turned ' ! L111J QnN. AD """"1 bm tho trldl aptn F'Pldly. - .._. 11 lhl Bili ol l'amo. Tlnnlo" pllcblnC !or llloll'• Noire D11111 llcbool, barlod 'lbt -'4 pn,duood 1,111 trl]. 1111 IOYonlll ...- ID el(l,t Um ■Ut _.,. ta ,.,_ l'ridaJ tn MOIIDI st. ltan� - rmlalal .. •II- fllluo Tba l"'"'phr 1-1 .,_ or ml!larala, It II I ,ootl I � In h11 alber pe,fann, . � faocl. - ;;_ltn �. t Home Of !:,i:1 � :«:--;�:et� :,!!� ��i YOUR VOTE AND SU"PORT WIii Be Appreciated In Th• Primary Eladlon By ' 1111 t1l ' MIMl..-,t S h ' er pa n CaIIs 2nd NO•u•1tt 'RidI'Culous'At u·IS years • s1 ·" s1... J BAHR CLOTHIERS '™ bJ WHITT SANDALS �t All Star■ r�:;::::;11::::::::,-r;;;:-.a !Joi tho - aad -- tlolla enjoyed ,nollly [aJr wwlhllr in th, altetnoon: By UIIW ,._ ...-.11oul Ohio NHrher •a.a 1nnlllllttd �ioanl got a tulf of lal.t falJ low prffl,Urt ■l'ell and cold a rethff than laLe lprin&: wtalhcf today with prevailing doudinnl, !root mavtng - of � ---­ cold and ol1i,II --..-1, winda moving cd ot todthem Canada. Children'• Early rnomin,: Iowa were in the mad-:IOI over mo.. of the stale lrith 11...tttld ,egt,terinl 13, CleYeland and Columbus 37, and Mar�tta 48. Only the extreme pr. ea,:tem ledionl m,,&ntained 40- 11/2 to J_ degr. temperaturet. • Cloadlnna penisted throughout the day In the llOrlhern counlies VETERANS REPORT 2 Applications for Membershdip Were , ACCepfe LEAD RS eee, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clrl Morning of Elyria, Mr . and Mrs. Gene Lam� and family, M r, and Mn. Cecil Gillogly and Stevie of Athens, Mrs, KeMeth Grover and Joy of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. ,fo->eph Johnson, Lorry and Beverly were visitors or Mr. a n d Mrs. Everett Lambert. Beverly Johnson visited h e r aunt and uncle, Mr. and M r s . Gene Lambert and family of Peach Fork, I I ' Wolfe Pen News And Notes It I Ohioan• Get Tute Of Lale Fall Wealher --­ ....._ lar1 '1 BUY WH ERE ••• 1o1Jowbia Alcohol. llmtl.,_, ,__ months Powcler · � •Thermomet.n ROLLER--PHAIMACY ,ON THS T . MPDDLIPOIIT _ POMROY. OHIO • � ,. � . .• • •• JI' .. - ' , . ' . • - ... WITH TIAII .: ' ·. ■ INGELS FURNITURE . !t,., · Mhltlltport NYLON ,:1 7•• 36 MONTHS :!::-��= W.I.LLl�•ASON Of L co,: , !he aum,tng • F111hllghts TUBELESS 14" ... OTHU ITD\I TOO N IIMU9Uf � MINTIOII • Shavl111 lollon ::.; '3 ,., WHITEWALLS • 1 .Yv'e carry the 'IY"tbul,,._. •Rvlilii NYLON • • • with 3 more months of Road Hazard Protection ,' , , • ,. " fee tn tho 10 IIIOll1bero ad, lwQ · • · Phil WiUi,msoo ,... Firestone Distributor . .. c. guest,. . ; 1lie nut -Ilia will bo .hoW W. MAIN al the homo Q(• FJoi9<• Spiacor POMEROY WY, 2,M,R ., .. Tu8dq ftmlng. 11., 18th, 1----�-.----....________....;_·-� ST. �' ... 4 Dail_)' Sentinel, Pomeroy-M1aUJeport , o., Apnl 29, 1961 Rademacher To Meet Jones In Buildup Trail &Aili!¢ :u iiZS!lffl3.::.t IU� ffl' 1H&C1 THE -t ,, ;.., ..,� ... ... . .; ,f . . . . . . . . . . 'I-- • - .. • • • • .. • .. • • • . ...... . . . • • • • Oldster Spahn Gets First 1 ! • MOON OVER L A. • • • • By Alan Merv• (Continued from Page Two) prelar:ably. Jn these pl !Cr.I I ha\le aeen them, but never, no never, ln tbe ·• 111ual carefully prepared bird box. My own teeny bird bo1 made yean ago by Timmy Neut:dini and in which l'd en\lilioned Jmny Wren for 1ure - Well. il'1 now ,orta a ged and scaly bul never a wrai entered that tiny doorway and STAYED - A great cUs,� poJntmen t to Blanche M. Audi> 'DOil. ,/,fO ON, /.OS AMl�tr� PflP6¥R$ t.EF1" l'blt>d ,. di�n wrem cKme to their I 01·,w rt 'cently. But immediately l1t..'y 111·re dlsappointtd when the c!loo,\ llUle creatures left. 'nail J'(\t1!111f' wa9 repeated several 11mf'!>, came and went, came and \\enl. Su,i!,11e1>t lon to the KJtinl Wrens dearly love the poet.et of ;,n old coat R'lllS]af way out 1n �·.ime �ecluded buil�ing. Or an old cl1l.11pldated shoe, perhaps, sitting 111 a sequestered place high up WAl.£Y No-Hitter Of 196 1 Season WA5 NEW YORK < UPI I-DI.M,� Jones AH other only he t in Phillies adelphia I Record Holds Shutout Warren Spahn owns the 5ee0n.: I New York fur designc-r .,,. jth � A l?tY thtwhile game, gue a Le l a tion a N ; �yes on the hght heavyweight Ii• 1 no-hiUer and t.he 29'. 1 viclory of ll w as Spahn '� second wlfl thi. 196/ Was�­ the o heal Oriole1 tle. mu\es up a notch m class h1s carttr Loda� but I.he day ol seal!On and t he �nd shutout. or h i." , Baltim re By Ch<I Tan11ehill H-f5.mrYI lo111ght to take on Pete Rade· days - the one lhat will set th" c a reer . a record for Nationa' ington Senators, 4-2, the Chicago W1rl{ A Whlte Sox downed the Kansas m:1cher, a would-hr promoter .::ind brilliant Milwa'Jkee Br ave lcl l · Le ag ue \eft-hand('rs. r� OCI< M�i'Jl l'ift •. e l'�-P' iew, · : ' 'l.. tW--tJi MIC busmcssman, in a nationally telc- ' hander apart fro� all other pik� · Spahn had to be at his best b.:- City Athletics , 4-2 , and t�e � Or � vised 10-round heavywe ight bout en of bis era - lS dllt later tht 1 1 ca use he had a powerful opponent I Angeles An gels tcored a 1 2-innm , IIOM$RS s IS at St. Nicholas ar1!na lieason when he lihould -hit ltc ' in Sam Jones who pit ched a r ive �5 win �ver the Minne�ta Twin /N 1";1£ I ID American Leaizue action. .lo�es, u�bealen in 17 profe-�sion, 300-victory m.lir4,. �/Sl!(IM hit ter and struck out eight. The SchoeadleDSt Provide. WlD al f i ghts. JS a 7 lo 5 favorite to That will pla,\ him with W:il- 1 Brav s cored the g_ e' s on Iy s , ow Red Schoendienst's w Pinch-hitter arn n beat Rademacher' whose biggest ' ter Johnson · Christy M athewson• ' run �m the flrst mnmg w h�n . , . gave I · ··• Bottmg Grover Clevela nd Alexander, Erl- I F r01 chum to fa me � that ne lS the smg led • moved I ' two-run Jllt inning double 1A . ts item o f a W eek o T sO .· ' tlO)lCr ·1n rm� h'ISt ory t o r1ghl · Best Spo • 011,>' , die Plank and t efty Grove - 1.! se<:ond on a passed ball and lal- the Cardinals the vict ory l:fter the ' . ,\ M e1g� T C ou_n ty, b as kelba 1 I coac h th JS pasI WlDIer Hall of Famers _ as the on!y lied 08 Hank AR ron '!i single. ! Phillie s went ah�ad in the top o! l�r the heavyweight title m his y was �atchmg his I eserve team battle another equall i "moderri" pitchers to win 1C1l nie_ v-ict . �r was _ the Brav _. the inning on a squeeze bUJ1l b)' rirsl pro start . y it:s Bob M alkmus . was he pla eteers. d ba be o led ou uns cre_ w s '' ad k1� ( _w T l y si. its flis , . who adm career R emacher games during their . fnlh ID their 1351 six g�mes �d . _ only motivation !or fighting is l an ything but tnsp1ring to the coach, or fans. In the meant� the amazm�ly n_ioved them past the Giants inL Jerry Adair's two-nan homer arms flying of melee arters close.qu a ddenly, rrom Su ay money, has come a long w and relief pitcher Hoyt Wilhebn'r control . I durable , Spahn 15 demon�tra�� first place. ,ince sufferm a six-rocnd km:>l'k-g , and legs one J?oY e�erge d with the ball in �is 5k s h 01 ne los rour 5t rong innings enabled the he l t a i won T ls a Cardin Louis . t S 1 he _ •�• front of h8 , _ t. no out by champ ion F loyd Patter son ; He too k off l i ke a Jet for the basket, out In be cause he 5 four-hour and 23-minule, t cunrung JWl to hand t he Senators their and 11-inOrioles , _ everybody. . on Aug. ,:2, 1�7. act , � In mark. the �year paned in nine games, 9 t loH h t eigh PhiiI the over ning, 10- marathon 1 However, h 1 .s guida nce system had bee n disrupted n 1 woa 1s i�tghls 1lte� no-� a I� hurlecl n he wh� g straight for the wron I H Kirkland ~ 503 -He has won 13 fights, lost two the pilin g up , and he was aimed against the Son Francisco G111nts goal. 4 " k, . D, en 78 J and ctrawn In another �ince th at Friday night ho became the "'" . 'Hey , hadn ' t yo u better holler to him to stop!" said e r -!IO bi nigh t when he ga ined lastin itt i ng wit h the coac � o � the wron,, -way playe r. on.d oldest pilch�r ever to accom en a M � . d IXED LEAGUE ��i : !: : g wi n�g recognition by tanglin , · plash the fe�t. Cy Young w a s Naw, sn�rlcd t_he coach. He 11 blow it. •U i Hiah Scores April 26. Patterson. But he is the lirgl to 1 nohird t when he p1tch/MI the A nd blow 1t he did . ' k• Htab Three G ame Ind · C · Kir C ITY LEA.GUE admit that boxing fo him now is ' · 1908· 1 er Of h'II car eer m , h'll ,• 1 rray M. 1and 500 only a stepping stone to a briJ:thlHigh Scores t•IS-61 . &J5. �\ u Use of the term "basketcers" above recalls two ex• · 'Ibe only Giants to reach OO<ie High Single t 80""'en High Three GJme I,d. D. Mil· k ame 8 I H om p er fut u G c· seen on TV last winter at halftime were Chuck Hille r and Wlllle M •,' · . ' ,� ccllent exhibitions ,'° as ,1 � , · 187• c0rtcr�- e steps m 11111 d irct· 1011 · Jer 531 . :1 I bas kc lba II games. I re• covey on walks ln the fourth end 194 • M · Murra" prof ess1ona • d mgs d urmg procee . -" ,,, ,. _ _ _ on ed t Team Three Games Red • Blue Hlflh Single Game G , Wagner F rid whe� h � fer lo the " D ove r Basketeers ." Many readers surely liflh �nings and both were wiped -- ---�---�---� �� ��1 . er"t;nny con nd• as e�vyweigh ":"'te 1957 --� �- 206. Mrs. Huber Brown, lecturer , caught their terrific performances, so fin e that even the _ , Tum Single Game Red Llllo� s manager. , Team Three Gamet Pomeroy appreciation ded y s in opened with group ■lngappla which pro u la er . , p f15. H� II have to be .it lull_ befit Blue Th is group of Dover ' 0 ., kids, age 1 1 through 1 4, hav e Cement Block 2528 fng of Home sw..t Homo. Memj agom,I Jones , who would J,ke to been trained in ball handling to a remarkable point of ero e le E Pom m Sing Gam Tea hers responded to roll call with STANDINGS use a victory . over Pete _ as � pe rfec t ion. Cemen t Block 884. ' , a nur,ery rhyme or poem iean,W•• Pd Majo, League Load,,. wedge lo, 8 llghl heavyweight ti· Their show was so impressive in February that it was ,, STANDING8 d In childhood. Four articles e 21111 IS\\ tle f,ght with champion Hamid brought back for an encore in March, both times to a By UDlled p,.11 lol,ruUo•al Bee Loli&, Two appll c atio111 for memberwere read Including, A longer life 4 20¼ 2 1/t Red Ir: Blue National Leap 1 Center Johnson and-or Archie Moore. na tional audienc e. I for our Easter plants, Mrs. Wll20 27Yi Spo: '� 24 21 ship and two demits were accepty W hat a hoost for Ohio k.ids , and the brand o{ basket- Player A Club a. AB 11. H. Pcs. Ball • Chain Johnson ls champion in the N B A 26 Falls City Beer 11am Morgan. 21½ 23½ Dlnks Rinky J il&I � ed, when Rock Springs Grange 14 49 11 23 atate1 while Archie Is reco!QUzed ball nurtured here! ! Moon, L.A. 23 24 Ho R 21 24 1 � oo� La 1/t 23¼ met 'Itiursday evening. 48 t i 2 417 Richard• 14 . --The song or the lazy ta nner , St.L am. MaasachuYork, New cngh In king s I a dry2 4i,, un I I nson Ro .. 3<W 1 14 1r§i s C Four ee e a 5 the n 40 17 9 u 12 element Phil. t St flatI Gondz. strong y s a h T Jonea Europe. is a setls and here a pparentl 2:11', Fred Goegletn wonhy master, Amos LeoM rd : A oountry girl' s I Porn. Cement Btock24\I SEASON RIGRS 13 43 5 16 .m tened nine o[ hlJ 11 pro opponent,. Board of Education which is determined , to de-empha- po,t, ctn. and 31 , presided and thr,. appeals for aid creed, Mre. John Erwm; 17 Co Ohio Power 10 4 l • 1 5 3116 Ind s Game■ A. Sylvester Ml!> size all sports In our public schools, beg inning al th � Aaron, Mll. ge Geor . rs i:; r on, s Ap ndma a Gr ' _ , , SEASON HIGRS . were answered. Plans were made high school level and reaching down to the bottom grade clmnte, Pitt,. 1 2 so 6 18 ,3601 M. Murray Ul, RamApril pqam A Skmner . tn gtvo the flrBI and aeoond d eBEACH TENNlll FINALS Kasko c tn. 1 2 45 , 16 .356 Ind. I Garno A. Sylvester 2M , Ind. 3 Games B. Loulll 6311 • of the system. bows" by Mrs, Robert Loukl proVIENNA, Aurt rata W P l >-Dar· j !'Id. 1 Game L. Damewood Z47, ,,.... at the next meeting, The " strongest recomme ndation," . are .r�ported be- A ' Phtt 13 :is , 12 ."4Z E. Sytvo,ter 1911 coded a Dower qub bi Mre. Wt� Jone Ha rd or M ontebello, C.lif. . Ing handed school administrators lo eliminate entirely Game, Red & Dlu·, Team 3 Gamt, Falla Clly Bwr A program wu presented by 1. 6 " 7 12 . '143 Team Pitt;. . ..:..�____.:.:.___ 11am Grueser. Joke, by Mrs. and Wimbledon champion Ma,ia all fifth a nd sixth grade athletic activity, and mlnimlze Mathw', , Mil, t 7. 1 6 I 95 8 1 o 4 ' 11 117, Frank Grue,er and Mr,. Wtlllam ' Bueno of Brazil gained th• semi- Lo l he point ol extinction that in th• 7-Blh grade. Team I Game Richardo - 'roil. Le ' Grueser closed tho program. 004 Center Sport Team I Game final round in U. Auatrlan Inter.. I am convinced s uch a policy is not only misguided, Tern le A;;;:••�3 .:":; 20 455 TOP 10 BOWLERS Al"G. Refreshment, were oerved by AVGTOP "5" BOWLERS national tenn ll tnumament F n- bul destructive of much that can be whole SOllle In a w ell- Bra �t ' Bait " t i 36 9 16 333 c, Kirkland 500 . the homo economko commlttees, Louka 17' day, superv i sed elementary school and Junior High athletic ox," Chl · t i 45 8 18 3541 R. Davia 49t at the close el the meetlnl, K. Manley - H. Clatworthy 1'13 Ml" Hard beat Dorta Schuste, program, Chi. 11 :r, • 11 151 D A h 483 Mlnoao, D. Hawley t71 of Auatrla, IHI, IHI, white Mis, II is misguided because apparently lt assumes that Romano Ctov 1 40 4 14 . 3 H: c�e■her 48 1 , &11 B. Bowen 473 & Menchint-Wagner-Davto Bueno ,topped Edda Herdy ol stopping organized elementary athletics wlll put J ohnny Kal ne, Del. , 1 21 46 o "' t t e Sauer 1118, Amtrla, IHI, e-&. al home more studyi ng his lesson,_ Nothing could b Mantle, N.Y _ 1' 41 12 14 341 M . M u Y 505 rr :•:.---�or-:farther from fact. He'll just be more on the street. :,: -:-:,;.=: � ===::::::; eraloa, Minn. 1 1 63 7 21 331 V lncenstrong one " rell\ov It se becau ctive � destru ,. It la ;, h 11 42 9 14 :m ndl, , C t. llETIRF.D UMPilllC DIES tive many boys hav e to learn perseverance, accept dla Ll a 4 •• m u l Boa. l, Bunne and NATICK, Mui. t UPII-Funorat clpllne of the team , gain physical strength and skill, l'o?morly Smith Clothlnl Co, •Romo · aarvtcea .,.. botng arrangld for maintain too, interest in school work. MIDDLll'ORT, OHIO g It's the conviction of many peraon• that the State Nllioul Lo-,.. - M oon, Dod ­ Thornu II, CowioU, Jr., so, the er : S r C • nr■t major ••�• wnplre to ho Board can go only so rsr in Its present heading before era e pence , m! •: Boy , J Witil playera Nven Card, •: named to baael>alt'1 Hall or public opinion aay s , "Whoa," and turns It around. each. Fame. Conoolly. wbo aorved In Nim• Brand Amerktn 1A1pe-Mantle, Yan· 1 the American Logue (rom UIOl• GIi Pel. L. W. March ndlN Major lllaodlall• I k- 7: Kluaowlkl. Angela 4: Al1931, died Friday at hto ilom• s 8 troit 0e 81 United Prtn Jatt!rulloaal lllon Twin■ ; Gent:Ue, OrlolM: SPORTS DESK F/Ft.t>ER, I Th" Coach \l'asn't ,.orried, H .. K ew u·IS Piayer OU Id Bl ° ;'t BOWLING ---- I I I . i· v:::::· :u, w.. I s I r I I w, P'' pu m, WE ARE PROUD •• tho OF OUR NEW SHIRT PAX re1 "CRUSHPROOF'' u. ab nil b1 Duk, Cleaners Shirt L1undoror1 ... ,._..,.,. ah, de, "' u.�.:i'::..DOld-�:.:..r MILWAUKEE t UP l l-"'l'h� Is rren 1 •::••:r �•a :: utd today. "A ;;,,.""m/ t r h houldn' bo pitching no- t to ,." t s �=-:::i,_ Bui !be 40-year-old Spahn hadtho """'1CI 01 hll brllllont "",..,. Friday night ' 1-0' ov,r the San . I ... George W. Nesselroad, Jr. ... hmeroy Councilman For Two Ytar Term be! llie Cal QUALIPIED Jack Weyersmtller 2 YEAR TERM AT THI PRIMARY MAY 2, 1'61 I Pd. Pol, Atl. Bollla& bell., ,,.,,;...u,, can't tell • • • but you can - HJcb. VOTE FOR--­ RICHARD R. RUPE . . •=-W y.., '""' ,., . • . POMEROY VIUA.GI COUNCIIMAN I- 4 to lliLI fonDW Alla Au llmtll. ;, J'• 111 -" --- • Vlallkn with them I JII, I Ila.. lllifl 1'· -- 11 \ft11lillt _..,.. aK will llvt lll7 llalt fai' -., 'ell""4. ·· �ta l . . Cci■D. ,a ___ lltrflac - . "C. Doe, lt lL!aer For lMrl' ·- GALIN S. IROW N , D. I' A tll· ,._ WY,NIM IOX 411 ·-:.. .___.,➔ . ·-:__________.;·-;;-;;.;;~,,;·;;.;;;;;;;.;·-·;;-·;...; ;; that mean flnanclal 1011 to you. Set 111 I o r Storm llomaf[a lnluronce. Wt tllo -· life, flN, ILtblHIJ, IUlo • • • 1n4 oil other fOJIDI of -· Ccmlull 111 on :,our needo, without oblllatlon. V. D. Edwards Insurance YOUll lUl'PottT WILL II .. 9"A)'LY ...IICIATID . . · IIICNAU a. RUN N. 1'<.11. Mw I r< ��=� .......... .. . __ _ .. . ... . Associated Rad·,o.. ondTe.levision "" ,,.,,. ""' U ."� ......i� ..._ .... ........... r, '' . L MAIN fflllT '""""·· • •..211•� ·•t•• ._, a ere a,--,,r a . r :n,m·;,., . t;, - • � • r- OTHB MODIU ITAITIIIO AT $199,,s ·• •-'='I'-��·-- ..... ...... , .. .. lllNf'Ve District ,.._ • Rll'OltT OF CONDITION OP big on Ille beach this summer, for wannth over wet suits. At Jeft: for madame, in coral poplin-from the be OF MlDDLIIPORT In the St•t• of Ohkt, •' fM CIOH of lutlMH on Apr11 12, 1M1. PubUshN In rNponM fa all made by Comptrall•r of tht Cur rtncy, INMl•r Section 521 1, U. S. Rr,ltlff Statvtn. llSSETS Cash, balam:es wit h other bank.a, and cash item• 1n proceH of tolled.ion . · · · · · · · - - - - - - · - · - - · - - S 450,791.0I United States Government oblie1tion1, direci and cuananteed - - · · · · - - - - - - · - · - · · - · - - - · · -­ 1 ,11611,118'1.lfl nchos. ThiJ ancient Spaniah-American garment, dear 1981 Maid of Cotton wardrobe. Center: !or tbe,gentle�e heart of the Boy Scout. h'8 been redlscovered. Snip, man: m gold-colored terry with ,elf-bell. At right: for oblieation1 of States and pol i tical IUhdiviJlom _ _ 3811,1•.27 By Ualled Pre.s ID&enulCIODal snip, snip go the ·11clsson or the collturier, each getting a th,e . d�,s1 (What's THAT picture doing in here, Mr. and Mra. Jamea Reeves Corpora t e stocks (including $12,000.00 stock of touch more glamour into what once was a blanket with a Jt s Just a Br1hlh sheepdog wearing a pair of kid's dron.. Todai is Saturday, April Z9lh. Federal Reaerve bank) - - · - · ~ · · - · · · · · - - - - - - ­ c 12,000.00 and family "M:re weekend viBltors s t ID tl!e nµddle for the head to .Uck oul, Poncho. will seat ateopers to keep him clean.) Oops! li h • ol ye wit 119th day r the the Loa111 and discounts (indudlng $Ml.86 overdratll with hi& ,isle,, Mr. and M r s. ) 1,535,911,ff with Eleanor Boyle, as program Bank premises owned S33,7P'7.94, furniture and Clinton Ault and family, h 1 , :116 more In 11161· fixture, $13, 1 36 .05 - - · - - - - - - - - · - - - -· · - - - - - - le ader. 411,818.IIO mother, Mr11. Iva Reeves and The moon 1s approachina it1 run . p TOTAL ASSETS · ··-- - - - - - - - - - - -- ---·-··-- $f,083,!IIIU2 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz brother Dou alt of Barnsville, O. flase The morning Slarl are Venu.i, The Hou.se Committee on Vet- areas. aoo family of Williamstown, w. LIABILITIES Mr. and w... Harold Gillogly oc1 ter � Saturn. Jupi Va. spent Sun d ay Demand with d eposits his daughter Vicki, M r. and Mrs. of parindivi d uals, partnttthip'Preparator erans A f f a t r s bas completed y lo jumping off on . ents, and corporations Mr. and -· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · --····· $1,351,e,e.lO · Mrs. Hobart · Guy Rw!ttll daughter Terry Lynn · The evening star is M ars. · · .....1on v1s1 t Lo the u . S. B Y MART """'+ lengthy hearings on the V. A. hos• his msy,. HA HOLSINGER Tim Swartz, on this day in history: s of of Pomeroy were Sunday visitors , E uropean Naval Fleet, V.F W. �a�::st';;� ��1:f � ri!= Sunday School attendance was . ew 'i855ar, fow:id • pil.'.ll and m edlcat program. Wit• In Matth 17 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2,0IIO,!l3T.lt· 92. uall Mrs. Carri e Burson rpo or Alrens of Comman der Tod C. Connell and · thelr parents Mr and Mrs· . 80 Apr 23 · ar college, w as bom, nesses from many sectior:is of of er r Vass • Deposill and of Unired Stales . ». Go Dora v M ernment . O'Brien (includ[nf of Pr lts L'--Oln Rassell. h,s national '1aff are keepmg a M•. and Mrs. Robert Van Mel- Fork, visited Mr. an d Mrs, �as, postal savings) - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - · - - - · -· In 1894· Jacob Coxey aod ht, the U nited States where there ll3,7t&-81 Mr, su,,ieI Wyatt and Stevie clole watch on the explosive • er and family spent Sunday al- 0 . Woode, Sunda sit posits De of States and political so called "army" o( several hun- iias mbdivhlons ----· 115,912,0I afternoon y . . been n demand for new or uarJOn '. " Cub• · Co• . nel l. hke ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob They also all called on Mr. and Cert ified and officer■• checks, ek. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ _ dred une· mrIoyed _m•n amv� ir1 be11,2N.M . expanded hospitals, testified . many o1her na, 1onal ,eRders · is Van Meter and M r · and M r s M rs. Clair Woode lhe nat ion s cap1tal ,. petition OTAL . DEPOSITS T C ----$3,609, and 187.63 · nm o Sue . fore the comm,11ee. Although d turbed o er . poss1bll1 failure Russell V an Meter of Stiversville of Chester. v 15 Tot.al demand depolits - - - - · · Sl,459, 7-4:9.78 Congreas fo� reI'ief leg1Slaton. man 8 clfic bills were under of the Cuban patriots Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Blake- and to oust the In 19 13, Gideon Sundb ack of Ho- e Tola) ____ _ time and savings dep0slh $2, 1 49,437.87 onsfder:ion, the ommittee h as CaStro Mrs. u dictatorship Mary Buchanan attended the Comm nists T bokeo, N. J., patented the zipper. OTAL LIABILITIES _ _ _ e: _ ___ . _ 11,609,187.llll t y t any c;:iclud all over the world have charged WMA meeting. It was held at tn.e Wilson Trial Set under the name of " separable :� e ���r CAPITAL ACCOUHTS The 111 � e e fasteller, " l <ID �� t - the United States with promot- Green(leld U. B. church. . Ca pital stock : bY the comm i ee rom wit ing, supporting and launching George w Curlis speJ:Jt S(m 1 -•1. t>t N ., ext Tuesday , In 19'5. American soldiers libC om mon ,c;tock, lotat par $100 000,00 - - - --- - - t 100,000.00 PARKESB U,!lG: W: Va. ( lJPI J � nesses �ay be used as �u�ested the bellion ' rs: � l:. r againat Castro, not day with h Barber B othe erated 3'l,001> Nazi victlw a re 300.000.1)1 -Wood Counly Coreu1t J udge Don- Surplua - - - - -� --- - - - - ------- - - - - - - - -- - - ----- - - ­ Imes tn the Admm�trator withstanding the true fact, that Ur. AM,. Reed is • pa t ient Dachau, oide,t •nd worst o[ GerUndivided profits --· --74,370,111 a ld F. Black ha1 set Tuesday for eteran [f The h?sp1tal the U. S government officially at the Camden Clark Hospital man concentration camp! duri11g � _ t ··· TOTA h C TAL ACCOUNTS · API L -474,3'10 , .111 e of I lnal Roger D Wilson 19, o owed nnme- had noth ing to do with oe rebel- In Par g wil ke'5burg, L World War II, , TOTAL F.S AND LlABIIJT I I of Waterford, (Jhlo, on a charge a'l:� , f"I by he3:mg� on compen- lion and invasion except to ex- Mr and Mrs Mike Kerwm of murJer CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - -- - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $4,083,5511.32 � the strangulation sation for serv1ce-d tsa�led veter- press s mpabhy for the Cuban pat• spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs· y MEMORANDA death of Mrs. De gh S pard. NEW YORK-James R. Hoffa, a?s. Tbei:e ar� approxanately 50 riots. Commander Connell , like William Haselton and son. Assets U t pltdged he or NSicned to secure l i abilities �lack fixed lhe �at e alter over. presld:nt of � Te�ers Union, bills dealmg with some w;;pec� of many others is apprehensive hat Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holsin er and for 0•her purposes - ~ • - - -- ~ - - - · - - - ---�- $ 281.837.50 . defense ruling motions for mental aervJoe-connected compensat ion. fa llure of the invasion defendmg WllOD achvltlea: will be i _ spent Sunday with M r. 8nd rs. examinati ons for Wilson and ror a Loans IS 1hown abov11 are o.fter dedu�ti0· 1 of "The men who seern to worry In a Budget and Fiscal Message terpreted as a great C a 8 t r : Clmton Holsinger reserves of - - - -- - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·-·-- $ 13,014.35 contin ance, m�re about monopoly power of by Phes._ Ktnnedy with respect Khrushchev vlctory Mr· and Mrs. Sol 8ig1ey and with ne w I, HAROLD E. HUBBARD, Cuhier of the above-named bank, u { . ' unlOM are those who exercise it to the liudgei prepared and aub- Communist claims •�at w.AI e n Mr. and Mn. Alva Holsinger Prosecute> ,nP.Ptn R . Pfalz. do hereby d eclare that this report or condiUon it true and eor. . in our business society." milted by the outgoing Eiaenhow- hrushchev shoo� bLS fist t h e spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. graf said wllio,i wUl be tried for rec t lo the belt of my knowledge and belief. � I er Administration, J.F.K. appar K James C arter. HAROLD E. Yanks turned tail and ran aulomobile theft a s soon as the . . ently ratified the recommenda- CzPV We, t he a��ersi ened directon a�ffl the eorrectnea of thll:' Mr. �ames Carter, who. 1� fore- murde_r trial ;,.,wqt.J!leted. �cce� of, the Pf�JA.t.s . tlons for velerlllll with ·very iew eport of cond1Lion and deci.re that ,t bu bHn examined 1IJ 111 !ft r _,. ""' '""' lllj --....-. rebe > and ,nvas,on of C u h a man with the Shunnan Co. Ii now ei,tHe ,., charied with slealing j1(a and , "'- , • I to the beat or our knowled1e and belief IJ true and comd. . •• "Ch P •· w,,. .·�. O p/ J O M E T R P S T 4 bo iD the best Interest of employed 1n jientucky. , , • , .lo. NC ,II/A. F l RODNEY DOW)IING the United Slates from m a n y Buck Smith and Ray Smith the -,iay1n;1'f;;,1 m onth. �� :.�� mca Oftlce Rburs: 8 to 12, 2 to 6 (Close at Noon on get' l B�ARD V , ll'ULTZ-Dlreeton angles. However, while Secretary called � Alva Holsinger Mon- captured the following daj at GalEast Court St., Pomeroy only reference ,.�.., wilen of Slate Rusk has expresaed aym- day evenmg, ROSE S, IIEYNOLDI lipoUa, Ohio, ho recommended that the Con• path� for the Cuban patriots, Emma Van Meter son Dav id __:._c__c_________.................,,,.,,,.,,,............ ess enact 1a selective inc�se President Kennedy has taken the and Martha Hollinger apenl Wedle compensa 1on ra 8 1or ••�r.- position lhat the Cuban fracas is neaday with Mina Pickens of StivAround Th, ,Clock ans w1th severe serv1ce-connect /j c VJ.1 War between the Castro enville . . J· . \ I ed disabllitlel, lo of(set the rise Emma Van Meter and Dailey government and the an ti-Castro in the cost of llvin since the last Cuban, and that on all othe r coun- Vm Meter called Monday Inc lat 1957 gand tn adju■t t P auline Brewer. should keep hands off. While t.:-1. riQ.S r.-�,e ' some ca - m ' legorfes WUM.'11 th ere · no evidence or Ru 111ian Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and JS . are out of line. A strict interpJ'let. flier, or troops actually engaged daug!JU!Lr11 of Guysvllle spent Sil• ation f th� Pretkl l' 11 in Cuban combat, lbere is no urday evening with Mr. a n d ind cate t uestion but what R s. Mn. Alva Holsinger. plane lllsi?11 q favor an across-lhe-board tanks, weapons � Many from here attended the and military stra Blthrlel ond Information 11 Dutton 11 crease In compensation d a tegl ing provi C tro re with Senl�r play at Eastern Friday Drug Si.re, MlddPeport, D, as but only ffl case■ i!lvoiv�e the sts ' · ,, sinews of war to help repel evenm1;. !- __ _..1 , . . more aevere aen�'VUlllll:WU ,I.lo.& i-. I M r. W in H♦IBmger c,alled . . on aslon. =· . ... J.11\;; ou co�e of thls ulble ac1·u,1:. un, un · · 'd1aabilltlea, with I. attempted Cuban Invasion may Mr. Robert Van Meter Monday. E mm.ts m aome oJ:r eueJ d ch relftl[t In another instance aOd wbere Ha,el and Judy Smith might bo er- Rmslan lnditect military .inter- friends or Belpre spent Sunday · ._ � Im Phone LY M550 kl. C'.on Ro�� venllon cau,o, the United Slate• with Mr. and "In, Frank •Bairller . . J:. b 01 � llllla, wh0 II 1 va-• to lose face because 99 Morrlt Av■• Athtna, Ohio Ame le Commander-ill.Chief of the Veterenga honor refu� to ge .: : e . an■ of Foreign War■, •·ill be same tacl1ea employed by Rusamong Ibo !trot WI- lo be Ila. Connell and other •-ana board by the House ,·eter ComNo - or aliliplioe. leaden have an inner feeling that au mltteo and ho will not onl ■- - - - ­ y mab tho United State ,, lhort of actiVe d•li = later with a recommendation Ior ln = parllclpa • Get 2 Items For The Price Of I mullltlon, ahould not let the � ID - •lon by the Cuban patriots Sunday School altendanee on P1111 A Penny lion, hut will plump for an e.tra f: April 2!. wu :rt, lhe offering percentage payment for veter_____ .02 $9 .., whooo dlaabffille, were tnWorahlp SOrv!ceo held al curred cverseu or In combat LOTTERY MAN LOST with 10 61 ·tr, an a� :45, tery Lo ) (lJP PITTSBU o[ RGH Wars Foreign Veterans I Tho t an ylor loading. Ta Berm ldn' Lard nl: a operato o u t re r Fra ba 1troag natjwal resolutions co Tho W. S•. C. S. bold Ill regular calling for a ,ub,tantlal ,!nere... 1111 taklns a chance tn Cr1min11 � cm 'l\teaday evOlllng; A'p, fa Iha ralell of compea,atlon ,. Court hare. ••ll u fM an e.tra per,entage . Sentoneed to three to six months rll 11, at tho home of Helen • Plus tu 1nd 11111 oll your ear pa.yment fu dtsabJI1tieo which la Jail ThUl'lday for operating a Wl\C)de, with 'l11elma Henderson. REGARDLESS ol CONDffiON were Incurnd overSUI and In lottery ho demanded and receiv<d -1dtng. A report WU liven 0G the Spa­ c:ombat Comm1tteo au.!rman Olin a trf.tL for (Tiger) 'league who II • Con� Prlday be r<ceived a ffhettl ,upper and tile procoed, Ontr decorated, combaklloabled velor- m to 12 ,_tbs terms and a applied to lt:ftchao equipmml and • towsrda Iha N!flOlr and mlnlman, will no doubt lead a oympa- fl()O floe, • anco fund. ----thollc ear to proposala for compenullon IDm.,.. and lor . ex- Some ol Ohio'• augat boet ,,,_ comblnalltm oubtcrlptra paytnenlo to those ._ dlla, larm,a ylold II much as 28 ton, to lfm1I ...,. token for the W. S C. S. mqa- by lhe ...rotary bllftlel fiere fncurrecl In combal tho acre. ---''------..;.:....;"'!' =.�=.::�---- - of Lit. and Pabl., Helm W-- · ._ • you know what ....•.. The POllllnaHq commfttee reyou'll ptllnc • poried Ibo 1111 of iif­ • QUALITY- Is Bcutl. who ..... elocl,d: Pres. • -:tomplete line GUARANTEED NfDa )loblnoot,: Vloo-pra., !Iola of Firestone 1»14 TaJlor ; Racordma Secy. � • Your ,uaran tee • fires • • • with Alma will bl honored 8wlr(a: Sec)<. of Splrllml Life · Road Hazard NATIQ�-�.!PE_ Black ..... Belen Woode; Sec,y. of 111111on9 ::Guarantees • The,e are NO ' -M !:leanor Boyls: Sec)<. of Proextending from Whitt ... llll1ltoD Genovflva Gulbrio: Socr, hidden challlff C<lo!I IV ... ,_ � ol SUpply Wort Clara Follrod: 12 Plus tax incl tire 011 19 QUICK . Secy. o1 Chtll'Oh Ac:t!v&les Flor- , , , • · SERVICE your car REGARDLESS ' up to a ..., I , n ' .,. __.,PLETE .. ence Spenca:fS..,, of Li, eAlplrln ,___ 01 _ 111 __ coN_ o1_ T10N ___, •Foot and Publlcallona Helen Wooda. Florence Sgencer, letl pro- \ Ml ng gram tm "Wfman"1 • Mouth Wash e V1taml111 i.; Eden S "ety News r r �irru ;-:==== :; ;;====..:_;����:;,.;;;;;;�.._=;;;; ro� ■ N • W• COMPTON 0.. D. --- �a: j . :sc......-- JIUBBARD' k9r9 ��a,' ' ' "· .,,,.,,,.,,,����= f; U::, �7 wow/ Z:. ' ,·11 !_.... w <ollllderell . · t ---=- Al£red News, Events ATTENTION ! Zinnia Seeds =- BUY WHER E you 1et HIGH EST QUAL ITY. backed by a reputable ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE• and pay only our new LOW PRICES!_ were hl8hi, I! MIDDLEPORT THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK DILES RADIOEAR CO. tllll doem•t Ktn,,. 1111h da= •Caloric and Welbilt Ranges e Gl11..,•Uned Water HNtert eEmplre Furnace, eArm­ .. damac• your pr<ll!Orly. You 1ml ,,._....., atrong end Empire Clrculetlng - Heaters. ,' time • • , could ,.rlously 1ure Ch1r1.w No. 1441 PUNCHY OVER PONCHOS - A• the suwmer IUll rises over the haute monde, everything ia ponchos, ponchos The Almanac Free Rome Consal'8tlon Budget Tel'IPlli rtorm could llrlko ony be California pra&uced 90 per cent of all wine grown in the U,S Mils Linda Smith WU week- � end vlaitor of her cousin. Naomi 1 '-·•-. · Jo Smith. Mr. and Mrs Dale Warner and family or Mineraville were S!ID­ day visitors of bll parent&. Mr. and Mra. Herman Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, IOI! John Allan or Kenova, W. Va. weni weekend guests of her parents, M r. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and other relatives,. Roush's Shoe Store Hearing Aid Service tell when • • • ! � :: !,. and Robin of Springfield were weekend visitors of his parenta. Mr. and Mn. S. A. Wyatt. 'lburs. ---------------- You can nav• t-i,., DIALIR FOIi . . . �, := : et llllllf, NOWl CitJ Conenienc, leJ-' 1h1 Gas Mlln Wltli - - - \ ! : � : . :: i.. ::!: ! ,a. Your Su�_rt And Vota Appre4!l,-j Pomeroy VIiiage Councilman = �� ��'.";,• i�!"":O;� °" ---· DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR 1n Larr, Pd. Pol. Adv, I I ■ :rn ·•· 1 �·•.aao. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ah• Cwt 1111< White LI- Nllloul Le•·� :S "7�av;:. ;i�:.�·1, G L G w F : : co • � ! ': . ..11 ' �:::;. �" �: · 11 ,.,,. In tho N•-�:M:n, Dodr· ���� 7 • · �:! 1 r c-w gh . Cleveland . 7 6 .5SII I card, 5 1 o ranci 7 , I F 6 7 .411'.1 3 tmn • • Balt • ro sc . San 11oa • • " H�w do yoo Davto, Dodtien 10, two," e!•:iote, ��l�y Ame..... Le-Mantle, Yan- SI, LoulJ 7 7 .1100 I 1 Lo flglll'O Ill" , Angele 2 I .llOO 511 1an Fr • 5 I ,SM II', Cincinnati • Frtolay' ■ RE8ULTS He aot hto flral 1ut Sept, 18, • �•••"anl°:"" • AIJ:00 aon, ;..,::' Phlladelphla 4 t . 3lll 3½• Baltimore • Waaillngton I, night c ..., .... '""II phllllo,. ts: M tno111, Whitt Sox 11; Genbeattnc lhe p,....o • Frf4AI' • JtMtdll Chl,.go • K1ou1 City I, nlpl Only one other pttcbt, tn bua- tile, Oriole, II, Ml!waukoo 1 San Fran O, nlflht Loa Angoloa ft Mlnnolola 5, nf&lli, ball'• Iona htoior,, hlo avar tolled Plloldq P a no,l,ltlor al 11111 Noll-.t Leq111 _ Elston. Cub, st. Louil 10 hU1 I, 11 Ina, night 11 1Mlng1 Ctnclnnali, nJghl, Boltnn at Detroit. night, pol� ot Pllllburlh IIIMll lMI: tu Ptr wu Cy Young. wbo Wh 41 wbtn 4-0: Frtend , , a ponld, wot groundo ho DOie� 1111 ll>ild In 111111. Pfratu: PodNI, Dodgtn: CINI- poatponld, rain C pmleveland at New Yori!, night, CUlw,• Duffalo ,Olanta· Loa Anploa 11 Chicago, •,llpajtn Q 1111 plltl,tn1 1ll1lil bt'I Will poatponetl, rain ' ponld, oeld "8ftlher 1111," ,aid JdO Adcock, the Orsi er.ii. �- all M: SlluNIO)''O PNIMtble Pllellon buenwl, In Iha mnnlld, noily A-•- 1- _ Tl- �•• Prebablo Pllcben Brav,a' clubbolua Fridl)' nJgh� .,;;M: p.....i, Twlnl : Jtama1. Plttaburp at C incinnati _ La,r Cleveland ol New Yarlt...-rJ (2-0l .,, T9!Tj' ff>.01, 01- Tn WIIIII Twlaa: Wynn, Whlla Sol: Allen, (0,3) "· Purkey (1-ll. Spahn ponnfli.d oru, two GloDI Ind•: Dltmlr, Y..-: 'Moll!, San Francilco et MUwaube- Baltimore at uhlqlan-Papw (IH)) , to 1et paa tfi.l) VI Hobaugh but. bolb ., wallll. Tlpn· 9...,_ Red Sox •• Wit• lllrl<hal (fl.I I YI Buhl (fl.I ) llollon at Detroit llrm!r They wore ChtlCI: lllltor lat 1111 hllm 'Orkllll. tdl iMI' Loa ...,._ ••-'- 11 ·ChiClflO _ Kou' 12-0) vs. Foytaclr UMI, foorlb 111d WWII M.COV., In tho lu ti-I) ... l:ltoworth (fl.II. Cb1ca,o Kanau Cit:y-Sc,ore fifth, Each WU .lpld oul ID • II SI, Louil (nfsht l fl.OJ v l dt r (fl.II. a. W ( 11:0AL ALL GAD follow-Ill' docbla pla, otarted bf � btff'fphla(I.I) VL Sadeckt Mln,-ta II Loi -•• .__..._.,_ Spahn, -uu•v (1-8). IIA8EBAU. ST·lick <Ull Mcllrldo (04), H1nll Aaron won It for hllD ID TEAM W L T II OR flaNIJ'• Gamet -or • ._ .. ,..,. •• - • tho flrBt Inning when hi ..._ A.• o t 18 13 PiUabur&h at Clnclnnall Chicago at VIDwith ,,.. out tn ...,. l'rllllt -•" 1 1 0 18 II San Fruc!ICO at Milwaukee New York al Wlllhlnaton (2) BolllnC 1nm IOCCllld hue •lib m 4 t 2 18 SI Phlladelpbla II St. Louis _,, 11 Cl...i.ad (t) ...,.,. 11111• l,ad aJna]1t1 -,-. 2 0 17 II Loi Aqelea 11 Cblcqo (2) 2 Baltimore 11 Detroll' (2) and ad,aiced on I p....i l..... 4 4 1 41 ff City al Loo AnplM (I) 1F.d 11>1 Gionta" - ..... 1,opl I I O Ill Wlllltoo or. I t o 10 D a wu flpalm'a 2IOII, 'llttlll7, lllddllport O I o I Z4 [lllllbtc lhl Dlltfl ol l!ufflle, ltY lltlellffW. wlllllD 11 -.I booomlnl Iba 1116 ••hrn pfldter lo wbl lllJIILI mDffll � D ... Ulal llfl _., Tho llLOXI, 11111. IIJPll•­ allln we Wllllr .lobnlon, lllQ)I' __.. b1llblll -,ta; In Qirlslr llllhlw-. Grover Cine- ... yw ........, boanl ol him, llddll Plait 11111 loll-lwldlt Oll1I 'l'lnlllo turned ' ! L111J QnN. AD """"1 bm tho trldl aptn F'Pldly. - .._. 11 lhl Bili ol l'amo. Tlnnlo" pllcblnC !or llloll'• Noire D11111 llcbool, barlod 'lbt -'4 pn,duood 1,111 trl]. 1111 IOYonlll ...- ID el(l,t Um ■Ut _.,. ta ,.,_ l'ridaJ tn MOIIDI st. ltan� - rmlalal .. •II- fllluo Tba l"'"'phr 1-1 .,_ or ml!larala, It II I ,ootl I � In h11 alber pe,fann, . � faocl. - ;;_ltn �. t Home Of !:,i:1 � :«:--;�:et� :,!!� ��i YOUR VOTE AND SU"PORT WIii Be Appreciated In Th• Primary Eladlon By ' 1111 t1l ' MIMl..-,t S h ' er pa n CaIIs 2nd NO•u•1tt 'RidI'Culous'At u·IS years • s1 ·" s1... J BAHR CLOTHIERS '™ bJ WHITT SANDALS �t All Star■ r�:;::::;11::::::::,-r;;;:-.a !Joi tho - aad -- tlolla enjoyed ,nollly [aJr wwlhllr in th, altetnoon: By UIIW ,._ ...-.11oul Ohio NHrher •a.a 1nnlllllttd �ioanl got a tulf of lal.t falJ low prffl,Urt ■l'ell and cold a rethff than laLe lprin&: wtalhcf today with prevailing doudinnl, !root mavtng - of � ---­ cold and ol1i,II --..-1, winda moving cd ot todthem Canada. Children'• Early rnomin,: Iowa were in the mad-:IOI over mo.. of the stale lrith 11...tttld ,egt,terinl 13, CleYeland and Columbus 37, and Mar�tta 48. Only the extreme pr. ea,:tem ledionl m,,&ntained 40- 11/2 to J_ degr. temperaturet. • Cloadlnna penisted throughout the day In the llOrlhern counlies VETERANS REPORT 2 Applications for Membershdip Were , ACCepfe LEAD RS eee, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clrl Morning of Elyria, Mr . and Mrs. Gene Lam� and family, M r, and Mn. Cecil Gillogly and Stevie of Athens, Mrs, KeMeth Grover and Joy of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. ,fo->eph Johnson, Lorry and Beverly were visitors or Mr. a n d Mrs. Everett Lambert. Beverly Johnson visited h e r aunt and uncle, Mr. and M r s . Gene Lambert and family of Peach Fork, I I ' Wolfe Pen News And Notes It I Ohioan• Get Tute Of Lale Fall Wealher --­ ....._ lar1 '1 BUY WH ERE ••• 1o1Jowbia Alcohol. llmtl.,_, ,__ months Powcler · � •Thermomet.n ROLLER--PHAIMACY ,ON THS T . MPDDLIPOIIT _ POMROY. OHIO • � ,. � . .• • •• JI' .. - ' , . ' . • - ... WITH TIAII .: ' ·. ■ INGELS FURNITURE . !t,., · Mhltlltport NYLON ,:1 7•• 36 MONTHS :!::-��= W.I.LLl�•ASON Of L co,: , !he aum,tng • F111hllghts TUBELESS 14" ... OTHU ITD\I TOO N IIMU9Uf � MINTIOII • Shavl111 lollon ::.; '3 ,., WHITEWALLS • 1 .Yv'e carry the 'IY"tbul,,._. •Rvlilii NYLON • • • with 3 more months of Road Hazard Protection ,' , , • ,. " fee tn tho 10 IIIOll1bero ad, lwQ · • · Phil WiUi,msoo ,... Firestone Distributor . .. c. guest,. . ; 1lie nut -Ilia will bo .hoW W. MAIN al the homo Q(• FJoi9<• Spiacor POMEROY WY, 2,M,R ., .. Tu8dq ftmlng. 11., 18th, 1----�-.----....________....;_·-� ST. �I ring Has Sprung! Use Classified, Clean The Attic Of Don't Wants 6-DailJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.1 April 29 1 96 1 1 9 Women Went 16 GAUGE ITIIACA SHOTGUN, Pull choke lib new. 17$ 00. Ph. TIIEl£S REFRIGERATION AND t lit 3"' Appliance Service. Domestic and To Conference WY IMC. Commercial. Contact Rog r RE� SINGER auto­ 4 8 tic Racine, Oh�. Theus. matic Zig Zag cabinet model r _M p At 4-H l..a sewing machine. Makea button (91 FOR SALE I WAN T ADS DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES t ce.ou per word., o.ne U).Jel"t1un. llirdmurn Cha.r1e-----t0 ceou G ce.nll pe, word ror thret co111eeuti,e tnaertiona. Special ---oee muoUa for ao cent■ per sord. Fu!J rate of f cent.a per word will be cbar1ed ror •do­ "'eru.1mg ii no1 Paid 'if'ltbin 10 day1 after reeeiv1 a1 bill Errors in Advertiatn.J--Should be re))Orted immedi■tely. The Daily Seotloel will mot be reapansibl• for more than ooe incorrect l05ertion. card of ThanU and Specla.l Nollcea of Eyent.s, Sl.25; for 50 word mm1m u m. Each addit1onaJ wor<f, l e. Ob11u■rte1 pub.tubed at l c:ent per word. I 910. 3 DAYS I DAYS I DA\' WORDS '4.50 $ 1 .36 llOe 60c u f§.oo , 1 .ao s1.20 80c 20 '2.� ,1 � 70., � Ads 1-eceive-d bJ 10 A. II. will be tn that day'1 paper. FOR CONSISTENT (20) BUSINE9S SERVICES Seek Divorre River Report I' Threr In Meigs Court · Gaugr rudlng s: Gallipo lis dam Three divorce petitions \lei, fJt. %1.5. 37.5. rollers oul of river, ed Friday afternoon in M t' 1 g 1 Pomeroy-Mason 35.02, Pt. Pleas- County Common Pleas Courl Ar• ant 32 73 Hmto11 .099 falling. Ka- 1 t�ur Barr of Re_edsvllle �s f1k� Vionawha Falls 2.4'i falling. Charles- 1 divorce procee<lmgs agam1t Lon JH.38 fa l l i ng. The Ohio Rive� l�I Barr of �s . Angelt'I, Califor was falling at lht> rate of one lenth l ma. The plamliff cborgea 8f0<\il of a foot per hour from Dttm 13 (eg lect of duty. Meigs-Mason Coming Events APRR. n Th e M eigs County Fox Hunters A .ssoc:ation will sponsor e round hole•. overcasts, blind stitching , Nine women represent ing •�e and _ sq uare dance a t the Racine and all fancy detigns. Orlginal­ Phoae WY-t·tt55 MHSOn County Farm Women I Leg m� Ha l l, Saturday, April 29, ly sold for $317.00. Pay off bal­ TV Slllmpa •• ■II llf!�lr • C lubs r � ttended Home the Dem- beginning al 8 p. m . A heifer cow th.rough Dam 2.1 . London and _ ance of $132.00 or take over pay­ Frl'<la Maril' !-:wan. RFD 1 Mlrl Ohio Pomeroy, St. Mai• E. • , atiorJ It n Leadership Conrerenc, wlll be awarded, ments of $9.00 per month. Ph. Marmet dams· Were on lhe sill dleport. has enti>red a suit for • Cl,land TV - e •·· •ll' -· at the State 4·H camp, Jac_,n u1e \l'SCS of the Mmersv11l . 4 21 61< WY 1--. and Winfit' ld dam 11,·as running a d1von·e aga111_ sl Ral ph Swan. 1 r. _ '-11-tre Mill. 11,e e-vent wa1 conduct� Methodist chur('h will have a ha l f fool I MiddlPport. '11le plamRfD of ,---cbake sale at the Wamer-Davis Boa t m�"tmPnhi: _lco laul P_ SWEEPERS - ----= ELEC'f'ROLUX •,-- the week of AJ.Jri l 17-21 . __P r� eople P.-. I s . gro.;s neglec.:t of duty harge_ , �1rr · $39.50. Set your own payment.a. Robinson 's Laundry Service, Fluff The theme of the conferenc: building on Second St. Saturday, Ohio RiYPr - Nal ionai up 14 · LR he r pt' t 1t IOII, a Iong WIth n� WY 2- 5320• and fold bundles, oompletely "Opportun it y" - My I nvitat ion beginning at 9:30 a . m : 2() a. m. treme cruelly rnd asks custody p. m l�:ZO . : Gona up 14, 4 Button Hole Maker - Fit■ all lroned. starched the way YOli to Action ' ' was carried out by The Bethany EUB Ladie5 A 1'd Titan . up l5. 2 25 a m '· A 1 b e r t or lo ur m1· nor ,.•h 'ildren . . _ · .x:wmachines I Io,95. z·tz ·Zag ,,. like. Phone ...i for pick-up and eaeh of the spe11k ers. 15 sponsonng a bake sale Satur. Holden up 20, 3 35 a. . m: Rohnt l The third at·tion is by A n n a ing Machine FafflOUi name - delivt-ry. Those attendi ng from this eoun day, April 29. at 10 a. m'. in the Reed . up 20 · 3 5.'"i a . m : Walte r Margaret Russe1 l of Second-st la "White." Since 1876-Fr� serJtoblnson'1 Laundry ud Dry ty were Mrs. Iva Capeha rt arld building fromerly occ, ,,ied by Ray BeckJord down 23. t · 45 a. m. : C. Middle port ago inst J.imes Frank� vk-e-10 rree le ssons---N ew or Clfo■nlnS WY Z-fttl Mrs. Edwin Clarke, Haven Home- Byers Barber Shop. PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 Horner down 2.3 . 5 20 a.m. ; ! in R usst ll M id,lleporl. Mrs. Rus, V. used Portable or ln Desk-Call Rohlaaoa'■ Trl-L111ln Cleaner, makers. M f'. I. u. Blame . l ll&hM Tht Guild of the Mt. Moriah Ravenswood up 28 · 1 05 a � Uoh WY 2-s.120 - For f'ree Home WV Z-5130 club: M rs. AmPtt Roush, PO('a- Bapt ist Church will hold a bake Benter u 28, 1 JO a m Azler sell c-harges gro<>s neglect of duty p · . Trial fn1 the s111t. 4 24 6tc hontas Club; Mrs. J, J R e " '1 , sa le this Saturtlay at Robinson 's ( I ) NOTICES (9) FOR SAL E unter 2 20 up , m 6 a . Comm -11 rt -----i Eleclrl MPIJ• al er e Tri Lustre Clean s M ddlepo , plt!te part• and repalli ■e"lce. and Mrs. Lieulo Roush, AvaTERMITE &ND PEST CONTROi up 31 , 4 40 p.m. : City of MaysWY i-sstt g at Bar1alm ID DIM 1racton a.ad AUC'TIUNEER mg a. m. begmn Ia nche Club , M ,:�•. Fran k Reynolds bJ f'■, .. Fl'ff toapedloa. lDlur, ville up 32. 10:2.S p.m ; Esso Lou- 1 RU11..AND MAN GETS __ • 4_ ll&\SONABLE RATES A.PRO. » 29 8tc la•a mowers. Aatt rizN dell• _________ • , · and M rs. M alhIl da Noble Mason ed •1 Nlllo■...... Pbo■o R. 1s1ana up .32, 3· 45 a.m . _:heRel lance EMERGE NCY TREATMelff' The- Missionary Society or the A F GU ARAN • a • !! TF.E. Homemakers. nnd Mrs . Charle S and A. Servk:il Slatloa WY 1· .tcrv,11i1 nl!I 1 up a.m. 10 6 34, rg Frei up • I Wll.L MY Mt. AT SALE " Baptist Mori.oh � HOLD er ; : Hudman of Rutrand David let Cail Church idM . M er ..,J! !-ffl5, Y ,-,-=rv"-'.'C', W "11:t L O ?� n�--� ee., yonker.s.__ Rhodu . a m. Je n.y Bosworth u uendron Club. -.J . , · WI-II• � · Cheater on Friday and 1311. 6. 34, __ 20 . home m dleport, ; devotional a ld ho _ by the Pomerny emer• treated was p E as1 M a1a 8tcffl pGll'f!roJ. will _ ser. �,. Oblo om . a 15 6: , m. fr n . d 6th vice a at Rally in a M 5th 35 church the )' . genC'y unit and giYen oxygen enSun• - t _ Saturday, _ _ 1-22 30- t Five Are FinPd In NASSAU ______•_• , : 3" 8: tn. Ill a_: 30 p. m� for the day at 10:30 a. m. Everyone is GaHipoll1 Dam - Semel down route to a local physician t b I s l .If.a , ACRE OF Onc.llH Lifetime "HAPPY s ROOM HOUSE tOOO GALLON WATER fANK fo llowing - �ulco Rel:1geralor, welcome. Mrs. Helen Harper is !t:45 p. m. : Mike Creditor up 10; . morninK at 12:55. Further treatM�lil{S County Courl HOLIDAYS'', 7 day1, 6 ground, more or len. 19Si Ford . Contact public. for haul Will Fiv range, c e ent 11 persons electr lopre side nt of the SO('iety and Mrs. 2S p. m. : Ben McCool down l l : - ment was given by Dr. T. A. Heww e apartm re fined by i &b Pickett, Pomeroy. � nights, $66.50 plu1 •ir far•. VR, Custom 300. See Rodney 30t Warm Ran(Ce. E�ectr1c Ban�m athryn Payne is chairman, m1 cal county Emm�•t co Judg K e 50 p.m . : Coleman D up 3: 20 a. m. etson for an apparent heart allnqu1re AAA Club, 422 5•c• Pierce, Long Botto111, Ohio, or S-28- c r hea t gos MAY • ulating M c cir_ in es 1 L. P4'0!) W. Sweet up 3 : 50 a.m. ; An- lark. end Avenue Gatlllpells. action . yesterday, Okey � _ Cll'tl�i Ka . ll :m:J 985 Phone Che er ve to exlt>ntK>n dining table, •tr::u ght SPOUT1'G, ROOF Repair, Sheet Ki ser, LelaM, was given a stif( S p r I n g concert, Bradbury drew Calhoun down ": 40 a.m. GI 6-4699. seU on account of no work. -t Z7 3tp back chs lr•. aldeboa nt , �ork metal Work. The Powen Com- sentence or $50 and cams for in• school. origina ll y scheduled for Kanawha RiVPr _ Solvay down BEE US f'Ott FEED NEEDS A ND tabl� d �uble bed and sp r,ngs, pany, Wy-2-2301. 4-4-30tc tox. ication. He was retu rned t,, 1 May 4, has been moved up to Marmet 3 . 15 a . , m · Merrill down M'E JG S GE NE R A.L HOSPITA L ' Cus&om GrladJ•t, MiddlPpori TWO PIECE LIVING ROOM shm on two roekers. 50fa bed · C'ounly jail for non-poyment of 1 Ma,\' I. The event Is under dircc Winfield 7: 30 p. m. · Beave r Admissions - Mary Grudy ' Ra, .�R •UCTlo•~ . . . J !5 U Suite, rtosoriably priced. C.11 k ltchen ca binel, M aytag Wa!l'her Ff'NI MIIL · .. ,-.i: c. . ld 8:40 p ' m • Lucy cme. . l ion oI Mrs. Eleanor Z1Pr. down Wmr1e t h e pena Ily. . · 8e"IN!I complete . : . ·' . • ••• #, aft er .,.• p. m. TU . and m1sceTIaneous 1,.ma too ,- Robert L. Forrest was f1 nrrl Bosworth Counr1l No 46. ,yal Jane Lucas dO\\ n Winfield 9 : 10 Discharges - Jerry HoaJ!la nd BrH.lonl Crta: TUJi:RE WIL L BE A HOUND AND ;·;;... - ·;..,.--a.. numerous to mention. Tenns--will meel p.m. ; Helen Z. down Winfield Pomeroy and Mrs. Jackie GiBl.'i ' trn_ and rosts lor pel'miltin� an and &> le('! MD slers, Write , Ph.at or Cont11et square darif• at the Pomt'roy , Callh. Monday 7 at pe confer 3:00 a.m. ; 0. F. Shearer up Win- er and daughter, Chester. lo m. : � Punlicensed drlve-r to o ra te a A c. BRADFORD. Radar, Ollllt Moos,., Lodge at the Pomeroy Esther Klme!I th e r su m · =====-, lenl -..-.,.... -.. ..,.-. = d sl�r egree. fie ld li : 35 a.m : J. S. Lewis down ,,a --- I Vehicle oo a cit�lion by the Ohio (' pe xfel JlaU. Sat1,Jl'dny, AprU 2!1. rrom Che-ster, Ohi� Aver Sh Llfl! aie 8 ef his is a special T degre irl-e which i.o, Winfield 7: 10 a. m, 1 Slatt Patr ol . Y ' Iii l u m Mu! ic will 1)(> f -� � 31 wa Sh 'r nd wearing time� . persons fi ned on citatiom conferred once each yea r. A l l Other furnislwd by the Grf'en VallPy 2 HOME MADE GO-OAR�. One Wfll controlled washing lormu - of the patrol were Get·a ldine fi' . oompan i ons A rt[! urged to be pres Boys �·ith D. A. Perry ca ll in�. , eWURL ITZEI . enl and - . visiting romp.anions are : up lo age e. Olte . from 11ge & to ' Ju o( our laundfy assures great- Reynolds $5 ,md CO�IS On 1 · E veryone Is we l conw. , e BALDWIN est possible wearability of 60, Ph. WY :WIIM, Gail MIiier. · will ht charge 0•1 hav11· g no opera 1 or .'s I we-l('(lme · 1 Refreshm�nts , 1 ond OTHER FAMOUS S • I • 1 u� II C hlrt exor • n,on •• s. . serv•d fo owinR the · 4 19 te , k · A�g th'1st! w1m entered H uf· de�ree (7) INSTRUCTION rt('enk, W1 1 ma �arr $10 .onfl costs ' . pe t rom l rvl<'e. __ -·· ___ __ _ , l BRANDI I ll Pau M. .D.arne ia \be illustr M>us zer hospital in tile past 24 h uu n. ' for pl!!sing oYer a Yellow line •· · � ·,; -!�/,0100�1 Mt WOMEN - Hold C011miPlk par- i' L D d d ry an ry aun · maslC'l'r · were.' Mrs. John D. Rake, Rt. _ i (9 ) MA RI NE SUPPLIES 1 1 .a n·y C, St ewm < was fin,rl ll' u,., l!an, 12' 00 for J "°"" I Plum bing I Heating ('leanlnf WV !-SIU MAY • I Gallipolis. Mrs. W1llmm E. Lew1c: , 1 I , II lir-ensc , Th Fru:-nr PorMroy • -. Roblmton ' s Tri- I ' ustn Cleantr11 ' nnd, MIits for having folse ti foot ALUM INUM°1!<>AT�W1TH wo_ rk. Mo.ke big, big profili'i. 6 1 1 I . Main St, . y Ne1qhhor� Ch1b · Rt. 1 Nort htip, Nevin H. Woo.. ! , . , pla,es. Phone WY-2-2441 windshield, mator with electric • , _ llu"<! o�hns. Evl'rythin� furn- I WY !5t:,o . w1 11 mr.et Tuei;uay I ., n1g hI al t he Rt. 2 Patriot. M i s, Ernest F. Ha)l- __ __ 1 starting and triibe,. Acros.s l&hed. Bt:autlful gift line. Send 5 1 6t(• I "Factory Trained krvlW- 1iome 0 f F.' I 'J'l�rxl •• h L oh�. Mem_0 1 , 2, Bidwell • Bill M, Bar-ton . I LE er ,... ------ -- --- --GAL NOTICE n'm. ,or lull d.l.l· t, n,,d f~ ~ '"'e WHITE GELDING PONY WITH from Shumwaf'• Greenhouse. - - -- lwrs nrf' to bn m! home marle .'.l"liJACK SON, 0, 22 PHONI! 2217 OJk St., Pl . Pleasant, Mri, . •.,11, 118ddle and brld le. Also good 0 se, William L. Jomiog. Syracu uiwable snmples to S&u,Uo Gld r 1 or 1 ron. auc Bn .'i f' ( (' · ,, L ..a, H•Hce 2 B) INSURANCE · VJnlet Barr. .a 1 M Bl·k G . w t· 11 rnms, Rl. 3 Leon r uaed Mo-Ped · Ph· WY 2..e796· Ohio, -t 27 3lp ___ Ap� r t m ent �- 4083 w. An organizationril mttlin_ll for Co11mr t l<"1, Party OMrdna , A5th , s . r . 4 27 3tp 1 ut I.Al• Anr•I••· c■uiorni■ , new garden ( Iub m Syrac11_qe w i ll W. Va., Mrs. Bart. D . Lyo ns, RI. Men's R. G. PICKETI' Insurance, Porn• 1• hrreby 34p ' G lendale ' ro l ifomtn . ' . nom1ed 1h11 11n ch, :ilSth. - =��--------'- ! 1 2) \IIANTED TO RENT eroy, Near Darwin. d■y o! April 111e1. Arthur e■rr. he1ri, be hf'ld Tue�av al ? : 4S p. m. at l Middleport, Craig Al len Sw1c�, KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER- re- ==c-c:=--cccccc--=-c�c-=�� . " 1•lnllff. rllrd hi� prlltlun ■1■1n�1 her 1U1.1 cporI Pau I R · II 0IIer, MOto r1st Mutual Booster Type (8) AUTO SALES possessed and In A- I I hape, P8)' FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOUSE '"" def111ni1■nt In th■ Cour t or C:n m, the home of Mrs. H oward Nolan. Rt · I M'"I . ; 011 ,' , ' ', ' , • M1111 Count Dowrnan. E Hersch"I Raci y, Ohio, , e n C.:u• · and rr off balance of '37.50 or take within Mei11a County. Close to M r '" o. , , , praytnr ror dlvor<'e rrom A proI'> ram will he prPsenlffi The Rambler • • the- ■aid v101et 111,r on 1 h• a:r ou I Rod Mutua tning er ov L ■ Wllllllm R. $7.00 of payment, Miller will �, 8peok bu Bt ne ,.. sc per and'· Oak Hi• 1 I , Mrs. Rose R. Raukr nd • li or hool lma e Th . s v World SlandaNI ol Compact . '" 0! , or WIIU111 AbHniJe ot uld de!end1n1 ., " 'I . Be,nnm6 "',0r'. _ _ _ 1owm-., I month · Phone WY 2·220I• .... u. rd I, 81 .:,uuth I ell'. Anyone lntere !n ed Jackson. I' May __ _ __ _3-"°'3 c i rrom uld pJ■Jnurr for more lh■n a so show sI'd Ing lnuwa EuP II.nee Sizes 8-1:l 0 �t! ,Y .,,r 1111 P ..t and Gron N■a1.,,--1 is urged to Gat·thee, B, David Mrs. Jackson, attend. f 28 Blc Ave., C.Olumbus, Ohio. "-i:. BiJi ('ar room. nde and perform-.r o 1>uly, 1ni1 pl■lnlllt ■hn pray.- ror PR" COMPLETE INSURAN� . . • hel d al the .lackson, Mr!!. f;porge M. Weber, 4 '1:1 :Ste tectton' Life Auto. Fire' Polkl o t her prup111r rellet. sa1,1 ,..1 11 1, w i l l 1" Fam i ly mr,hl will be .in�e. Small ear tt0nomy ud 1 . for hearJnc on or ■!Ir l� r 12t h '. · . d J t-y -� R'I F O R ALUMINUM AWNINGS •Y , RO<'k •Sprmgs Mel I10 ,!I.SI f.' h, . on ; RI. 5 J PCkMm, ond Ed Wi:ln.1 mallf'uv•ro hllll y. ' --- ----- . -- CaU " on Mills, Mtddlepurt, "h11, of lune, A . D. 1 9€1 1. ur Art� Bur c McArthur King. dinpotluck A even111g. TuPsday C•mraerel■I d n a e.l�eatial ' Ste - -- ---- ··- ("ro w 0 -( 1 4) FOR RE NT P �om..lnatloa 8crff• 'l■d Glau ner will he served at 7 p. m. and Blr!hs --- --·· . Davia • Waner losurallCf! A.twr� y � 7or Mf'tropolltan MnCnt1 ---I -13 Aluminum 8tonn O.Ors ■ad .\PARTME N'nl - Fun ilhed RT1d 1 Complete protection for all needs. � 2't 1111 •· ·20·2? 1 6 1 3- 10-71" tllnse al!<'n-1tng are a sked to tuke Mrs. R.1ndolph Mflrcmn, Vin · GOO E. Main Slrrf!I, PomProy MIDDLIPORT Window,. Coll WY 1-1141 O.y !heir own tahle ,ervic,, A pm- ton, daughter, 4· 16 p. m, Fl' iday. arlurnloiled McMlston. Middle- Tel. WY 2-2900, =_ 4 1 :llllc Pho"" WY I-S870 (2 1 ) REA L EST ATE 7 --t H tr� or e --:-- gram will he presented at 7:45 �- / Mrs. Davia Emerson Wi('kline, . •I· q l1Ullen 8up- porL Pt.om WV1-t81L 1-S.t OUTBOARD MOTOR and boat �;; � - -- FOR SA LE .:: r m hou e wit m. Mrs Wenrlell ply � Fre<'k"r will 6621� Third A Y e. son, 12: SS p. rr: : � � t � '57 Rl!ICK Super tt, l95, a door IMID)' _-t_ II nCc: ONE rJVE ROOM APARTMENT 1urance protection. All risk bath I d ose d m porch. Pllo11t' Hhow sl_iclcs o( her recent Eu ro- 1 98.5. ;� � Friday. Mrs. Sa m,Jel Ray And�.-coverage. $3. SG per $100 cover, hardtop. One cartful wftlti batb. Phone WY a,..a 91 owne r, NECCH I SUPERNOVA SEWING 3 ' hes.er lrip. pcan 25-4l 4lp 110n, Hartford, W. Va,, daughter, Machine only a few monlh1 old. •-- WV N3 ll. U, l1'.Ue age. Bamea • Simpson InsurPower 1teel'in,q and bralce1. MAY � a. m. Frl,jay, 6:25 Or glnally ld for Bal$139.95. P. Pho11 Middleport. Agency, .ance ao J Beautiful orl,qina l finl!lh wllh 25 30 BUILDING LOT· 1 Acre in Racine. _The trammg seu1ons for lhe ance du Dltchuged .00, Pay nta .00 . tp WY 3 2 -m.1 mulching lnlerior. Ole8n, Clf!on, f! "7 mti $1 EIGHT ROOM HOUSE ANO ------ , Used tomato slakrs 2 years old. Girl Scout Day Camp will begin ----roe,.., One houle room per ea month. P 2-22DI. WY di�harhed in• recently Pafil'�ts hone · Extra C l ean, BIM'ltnar' a, Pornaev 5. a thousand. Call W I 9- =cdn eAday, May 3, at t hP, home of eluded Wendell ' $7.541 I Wickline, RNES-SIMPSON INSURANC , Htn ry I . 21 etc. apartment A. N Ben1el Ph. BA eroy. 4 29 6tc ll 31c rs. ,Joh Moore, Pomeroy, 81 3 · 4 2 Diug Rac uay Rous hel 222 , e, Cathe. WY Wffl. s s ,re All"DII, Middleport Fire, Aot.. SPINET PIANO BARGAIN1957 • door Retai, CHEVROLET !O a . m· T\ose alten dln g ��e as �- rine FOR ,lohrm : SALE J Darst E. y E. Come, . . , Home in Antiquliy moblk &ndw. Phoo, WY party to talr:el --------ed to brmg a sack Iunc h art11 the1r Va. Cood condJ!. lon. Priced for Wanted : Re1pon1lble . . . 1 8 wiU, . "" J 1 ac� e groun d. 3 b :--urooms own drink. More lenders are still Mrs. E 11zabeth Cottrel l, M r -11. (17) HELP WANTED over Iow monf 1 I y payments of a quick sale. Call WI 9-3081 . . ••"1. morlern k itchen w,<h Harley Deronbc,ger, Mrs, loabe l 1 birc h cob- needed for the enmp •• It ,. 6l spin e piano. t C.n be -n local- CARRIER BOY OR ·G,RL wanted ________ • c i, n,c__ ESTA REAL 2 lncts 1 ) TE , budt -m oven and ran ge 1 Dotson · Mrs· Homer v1· 1 1· 1oe • �• ---- -·ly · Write �•11 essary to have one adult '-'reu Mo•- ' P· O · i. �I Route 1n Center of . £or Pach ward Parsom, odern bnlh_, utility room . liv,' 1955 PACKARD I Patrician ) 400, Bo� 186, Newcomer and Mrs. Lance ei�\ ,rlrla attendJng. �, � ..c ..... .... Apply ; The -nilly ng room , dmin Good· piitnl. Clean. Sound mechg room den, Sullins. , 141 ZS. 29; ' 5 • 6' II, :Iii . � cf"Stntlnel Cari-lflr�or The Pomeroy Shak espe ire club basemen!. Call WI �3222 �"• anically. Call WY 2-. •-• .....� AII 1111 •L _ _ _ ud New Hoven, Lennie • .MUOII •20' 9'11' · mt'et in the social room of wm . .. ..... ., r, � •�• .� . 4 26 etp 4 3lc he n Aeeordi b to the midnight report F«t,rnted chu teh Wednesday i 4 21 11 . , 2ll ,•...,. , SinUIJ;;..;'_ .,. ... . ••• 1 FOR SALE: 5 room house and at I p. m. for a lunC'hAOO A meet- of the nursing department tho!le 56 DF..:wrO F1re0ite $895. 4 door ELECTROLUX VA"uum. Cleaner , Hu th1'°" kleway PA�' OR GIRL WANTED NIMSROY -, S-1room frame h�" bath . runn ing waftor. :io acres ing e nd proaram will ro ilow t h e patients who Wf:'re listed as fair Sedmi. PoWf>r Aleering and A-I Condlt l ono 1 l • nmg i d I l v w room, ng lth th ba I or included Gifford Scherer, Samuel Iand· ReedIV ille, Oh 16· brnkmi. Pcehbutton drive. Clmin paper bag■. r II lna Y 10 ' Contact lunch, on. or Mulberry Ave. 8nd Sugar kitchen 2 bedrooms I room KIii Thom Younolf will, . Nelson, James Johnson, Miss Nel• Charles orig iMI finish cared for by one over $100 00 WIii 9eJI for • ·00· S. Norris, ' Fn-eland 1 Run route. A pply ln per■oo at MAY I e arge ·th t b 1 i t o m n w u se r s, ARAB U-1)().IT l "" · T erm1. Phon· e WY J...DWi . , Norris, Racine, owner, Blaellnur ' s, Pomeroy 4 27 titc The Pomeroy Emernency Unit lie Bell, Harry H. Hurn, Her.acht>l Seatlnel office, 4 2? lfc 1 nd t h o ry, nd au umace a CONTIIOL TERMITI l room -------tc II , e 4 2ff 6tc " 1,11 sponsor a hoke sale at Kro-- Bowman, M n. �ther Sl.aiglc . S O H SALE: FOR E rooms 8 U and Save l!:uy to more. or SIOO GIRL in ---water ~ WITH high of WOMAN Out ASmST healtng. TO air . --· :-- ------!--58 VOl,.l\,6W/\GON $!,OM. 2 door G AS. ntEL OD. and .:oal fUI'> hoUlework in care of two inva- Sugar Run area. An excellent bath. Cellar and uti l ity room. er s on May 8. Any person wish- James Sheets, Wilham Zirkle. UM!. No h,rm to plantl. f'ro. Sedan. One loca l ownt-r, 4 cyl. �aicea Call ro, tree tltl matw. l..o('nted in Harrisonv ille. Mrs. in to donate baked good! ls ,rsked Mrs. Fred Facemire, Mrs. Livin les1,on1lly pro\'en 5 yeuw Ilda. No laundry. Time on. Live buy at �.000.00. French, la David Mrs. Herdman . send to 1o card n Emergency the rconrlmy. tt' ry nlee. S lnf'Unnr's , protectton. Get FREE folder oremea 6 A.bboU llldd�port In. Phone W Y 2-M59, 4 29 6tc M 1DDLF. PORT - l ¼ story frnme John Stout, Harri!IOnvil le, SH 2Anna rr Mn, Dee Heai:tley, Ha is. ca in of City Porn. your Lumber Yard. Thou• Hall, at _ Pomt-roy, re Squmf _ S 4 29 6tc 28 _ e 4 t r. rooms, cellar, garage, barn. 4834._� __ •UMta . a UHi iL andi W e ll,r e Th Hay ier, Mrs. baked s, e gc-Ods l l wi be chicken house. with 14 acre� of FARM FOR SALE , 65 anes on ' 't, '$!I BUICK LnSahre 11 ,11!1!1 , • door SLUG G ISH SE PT IC TANK! Clo1(1 9) BUSINESS � t :t � Emeat B. Rogp 1 d c enswort e • , land well fenced, good local ron. s.dnn. A block beouty - reo l ly ged drains! Get Kleon-Em-All . iood gravel rood. IA1Cnted 3 OPPORTUNITIES ,. of M lunl The c•h,. NII· Ienucrs ,, eport ers, otho Wandhng, Mra. K .a t p 1 shurp. Dynaflow drive. Bla£1t- Septic Tnnk Clean.er. WOdmart -�--------� I Bargain at $3,500.00. mi les from Rutland. , lohn Hi h School a re holding a sale of Ca<\tO. Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter. Ed- 1 g tnars, Pomeroy. 4 � fi le Farm Bureau. P«neroy � CARRY OUT BEER ANO WtNE $:IN.Ill OOWN AND It YEARS TO Stout HarrI nv . 11 �\ 4• borne vaked good, on Saturday. ward Llllieo, Mrs. E. P, Collin, I BO , •· ' ·<&1 poy balance - Buy, a &-room buslneu l'or ulo. Tony'• Carry · 4 :18 3t.c M.r 8, at the Robinson's Tri-Lus- John w mdow BIi nd, a· n<I llladea F . Blaethu1r, Mn, Nolar (9) FOR �SA-L•c OUt. MUI street. Mlddleport, frame house with basemerit, 1 1,1, Phonto WI 9�1 Sha • v llan 8Untll HOUSE ON LINCOLN TERRACE, tre Cleaners from 9 a. m. Ill 5 p. ShuSIOr, Mrs, Maty Smith and Ohio, Inquire et preml... . ge of rden plenty with t lo acre 7 ROOMS MOOERN bl k home 1 RACINE. OHIO 01 Awn� np a:,:-rH•rtJua m. odei 8 ma and sun m porch, m roo Mrs, John Gro,. . .,,ace� Total price $3, 500.00. -t. :II fttc located in the vi l laa,:e of SyraFree IMtallaUoa l ne T ar l ---------- FARM - 118 .acree, 25 acres culor re� ll meeting kitchen the he with disposal, modem t'USf!, Gas furnace, all birch Dale Wlppot &t pply bath. waU to wai t carpeling in Rive rview P.T.A. will be bold 120) BUS S balaru,e INE and · llvated. paslur, S bui ll In cnhinet, In <he k •n. 215 Union AYt, downataire. ful l site basement Monday evening, May 8 at t h e limber well .. fenced. I room 41 bed rooms, living room, dining SERVICES Pomeroy, and attic. Priced for quick sale. Rlvetvlew Grade School. Install� hou■e wlth cellar, barn. other room. klt('hf'n, large rttre.otion :::---=-::----::---;--:-,c::-- I e 1 Co mplet■ I.Ille ti � Call evenlngl!I aft er 7 p . m, allon of new orficen: will her held bl!ildlngs, plenty of water. l<). __!'!, room. 1tlte 26' x 30', lar ge p;nr• 1 WY . p 2-3175 fo, appointment. durin1 lhe meellna. which wlll coted 1/, mile off Roule 33 on lann 'Tolellfljtb Sona. age, concrete d rivew •y, lwo � HI/BARB PICKE D WHILE YOV Frncll ftlrllt. Wy I-SIM at 7: 30. begin :no 29 -t, wai t . Bargain $6,500.00. road. gravel ood for d--ep l frenln . por<'he■. J«aled on lot ilte ;: ■nd ALBERT M, COX. 8ale1maa JOO' x 250' t57 ttcrt'sl. 100 ft, Wm. ff. Holme■, Syr■cu■e, Shumway GreenhoullH. BOX m PHONE WY 1-zut -t U tfc frontag� on SU.IP Routf! 124, WY Mm WY wao Seen bJ appointment . lllte I 4 THE NIW u,w.coST � SAi.Ei SPIIING 141 2ll, 31c ALSO, TIIHEE Wl'S FOi\ SAI.E New Tr.....,. prloui 8' IOU- WAN'I 11&\L .-lllr MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE In Middleport, Just obove Pow.II Servi« St,l!on. I parcel 40 1 D- IO, D- 12 : D-lftl,. "11,t 1\. 1 1 •:1� l. !•'!if "Ulo . .. d e l t e with <louble garogo. In Chesler. B 100 ,,on,, on Second s,-. equlpment to th!!t!I, . " ..... m.I I I - Cl . � . Pricod to ,ell C.C,lf R · Kimes " I bet r , te buy. WU I parce 1111 x 100 t. f""'" on l' • r m · ..., 1111 -. Box a c1resier, Oh'IO. Phon•' 111. FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN ' l'nlnt street, Contact Wil ll1 &tpply. Rutland, Cil,lt,, Pl,. •. - , · C ; '" \ 9'$.1". 4-IHtp INSTALLATION AND SERVICE L,odln1ham. Phone WY 2-38'10 HSU. !, 1-.Il-llltt • CoY« you or )'Cllll' entire femily . ' FOR SALE, S room, and H or WY U711•. 0 Pey, cull beneftb direclly lo YO< 28 I&: REEL :iiiii<iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiriiii�I :i:i:�diiiriiay';miiib;l hand R<rl'�Y. ffl'II balh, lull basement, garage In �C), o\JsE By Our Hlghly Skllled Mechanics • I.ell YOII choooe your OWII do!:ton. hoopitall er■ s , nt. . plans ylftent ■ p -••nient otren • Gene II00.00. '7 A. baNme a., , . arpened. u.ifmiwwa .. � l&ie, Small GRA VELY TllACTOR olr COOied 1181- ,. • l'rotec11 �•u aad your flmlly uoulld the world J hp, - . S DodlGb, 90'J Brownell Ave,, MidN.,. ud ..:.. c.a,. palrL Lowll llttplllr lllf.111!1. •TU · -. & . .... d1eport 4 lotp 211 · ' lufl dtloll• SN .,. · 134 MIii-ii, WW 'poiL . .. WY 1-2374. t II ' e I '91 I I I Servlee ___________ l I =-==-c---c-=--- _ I 1 -.--a;;;,.·.,.,_,.._.._,! MUELLER FURNACES ARNOLD'S I I mid i '"'" ■ ...,.,.=== " �,...,. I � HO]zer Hos 1ta P I A N Q S p• } I ' I 1 l..__________...r I I I I I I Pi,1�!rr, I .. ===�- I ,l!JU· (A '" ��u/ft · j THE SHOE BOX PA I N T S ===c-==,...,-c- �-- _-_______ r $3.99 Sherwin-Williams -==,,.-=��- ' ~"�• CANVAS OXFORD I Generiil Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies · Custom Cabinets fERMITES • ;;::==-:=:c-c==---- _ , I =========== RA C I N E oc pit: O:� ==-==-c=�___ ttect:!lna ™-mt '1'1i111'\ ===-�---4 ■ n 111Nl- . � ":,� i'flii ,.._._ " ,, .-:ftJJno ..., AFRICAN VIOLETS for I I I Ill On okl rood .- New• ' West Virginia. C°4rl rr,t rt: ONE LARGE UPIUGlff FREEZE. '250. Small ator,I f. botti<d · � ..eool; sto.., fll. hble, "' ,,.....,. aj;,,ii.' den plow, flO ,,.. ,..._ , ,,.. SH·· ' -• • I • f" 1IJ:l1' Harr..-V•�•. refri,.... Mt.:S.f Residential & Commercial 0 I ���=;;;�=;;::;;:::;:=:I n. PLANING MILL I - DO · YO� .WANT A BUSINESS · o, YOUR OWN? . � OIL COMPANY IS Ol'l'IIII NG MCILIT'I SIIVICI STATION LCICA!I D IN POMEROY, OHIO �,:i' · · .-rAILISHED - ·DOING GOOD BUSINESS . - : 'C�A,f; IIEQUW:I); - TRAINING AVAILA8LE , .. , , , · ,..._ ,_seeder W.V4-"4J ., Wrl,. J · . . . ,,,-..... .. ft,.1ilii a..•R , ;, • . ., ,. Ohl Hh • ' wt,, p •· · ••'l• --:-;-:,.� I -· � ' ,.,'I e Electrical Supplies & Equlpnltllf Plumbing Heating ____ Jim Fry Electrician ______ Cassam Hindy t,, MAX W A R D Pomeroy All Available Threagh PULL ---·------ · _ ....,..••, ..i_ ..; � - ' - � -� •.,•••• _. H MHIAL tltHH ICI c■• • ... ....... ···�····· tlT, � . . · - .... . ,.. .. ··- . . .._...._=,.,;;·.,,;... . 1961 7 I TII006M1 lMatJ Ml6KT � PPIONAU SE AN OPEN1N, ... villi. Joy recent!), lllwlliWeot l!Mk u- u-w� u- � II r •· ,urgory al Docton' lloopllel In Ella Clmdill al New Jenof -. Colwnbuo but ii recovenn, nktly. •-- �..... of u- _, uMr. ■nd Mn. ll■m'fnc Perry �: � ;:;:'"' BIBTIIDAT PAltTT end chlldron end hll mother, Mn. Ned 11onrJ bed llr ud Bou Perry, vlded with his aunt, SOiie Young, dau,bter of llr. � ..::;, � .,.... !be 11 lln. lblllo Lo-r. on Sunday. end Mn. llorold Y..... ,.leb,et,. OIIOOP ORGANIZF.I ;: loU..lrlC. llrl. Ella CaDdlll, J._,, Tht Young People of the Tern- Mr. end Mn, Carrol Woodprd. ed her 111lh blrlhdey wllb e por• CUndUI• Mr. ·-• lfn' Earl cu,,. pie llethodtst Church orlODilad e Denni,, Vickie. Bryan and X.Vln, ty Saturday et the home of her By 1'110 LASSWILI. • .::. .. � _, : AlMn. end Mr. � IAINIY GOOGLE - INUFl'Y � � SUn ,pent grandpennll. Perry . Zalla M ond ovenlnll Sunday on """P IIY1' ' n • wllb Mr, ,nd Mn. Arthur crab- doy with Mr, end Mn. WWlam bortl<>! YOUJ>i. "" •-•- •J Cil)'' , w M...., Ti- et1aldJnc won June, Dee Int In chorp. Offk>!n ,e!acted Wood,, Alben,. Mr. end Mn. 'lobort OU.er end wen . pnoidont, Melva Faye Jor• BWy Lyon,, who ii otationed et end Charlet Jlleu , Andy and J1oo. AIN'T IT FANTASTICAL, , W. Vo. v / du: •k.-o pmident, Leab crab- Fort Knox , Ky . . II ,pending e few In Slewul, Jamee ■nd. R O b t , I oon � ol Spencer ia. l f!EfH Oliver CbeoltT Mn. and r. fled M LMN" IN IT tree, -,.tary , Janet Ingram; day, with hi, parent., , Mr. and Council, Vicky ond Che,wr Youns • i· •J All "'"I SaturtleJ,. troasurtr. Cethy Seel; with lead- Mn. Granvil le Lyon., , and other Mr. and Mro. Harold Young. IN LIVIN' VOU tlORM!D Mr. end lln. Marvin Allan and en tn PJ'Ollfam on,ao II follow, : relatlv.. hero, GOOD WILL TH' ,._,.,. of Tormto, Ohio. vllited Mr. ..., ting recupera Lyon, ii GronvUlt CLA88 MEETJNG Chrllllan Flltb, Jody &ool; Chrfl. r,v,;; flan Wlllleu. Paul Wallace: Clrr fi. et h il borne att.r a oerloul ankle The Good WUI Clale of I �o 1111d Mn. J- 8ennetl and � cal!od y. cut. a ltt were y , la ankl• Hla ni.,, U !Ian Oulradl, a- Rhoade,; Injury Clllton M. E Cfluflm met at 1be D recen . ChrilUatt C1tiumhlp, •Kenneth Mr. and Mro. T. M . Galaway an• born! of Clara W 'Uiama on Fri- bore for the fw,e,al of M r. eod � lira. Pet. Lowil' oon who was tl ir creblree, and Christian Fellow· nounee the birth of • .,...1 grand, do In I the A r Y Mr. let to killed by a car goltt1 to Sw>.day """ bom wmt.!. Davkl. In lltlp, Carl Crel,tr.o. The meellnl ooo, Char a e v I , on Albaoy J■mes Petty, rs. . co- School. Wll bekl al the churcl, ond anoth- and M bo,teu, 'Die 1Metm1 was er moolfns will be hekl In May, April 14. Mn. Petty ii the formMr, Frank Herril and 111D Boo called aoddaugb- to order bv the Pre,ideot and lbe 'Youn, p,oplo nf the <0Rlllllll1ity er WIima Woodrum gr was given, _, dinner luellt of Mr. • n d ter of the Galaway;, The Petty, following pro&ra m ero Invited la meet with them. Br AL c:Al'P Mn, John Horrlson . Saturday, Ll'L ABNEI have a daughter and two other Soni by all, LJ•1in1 for J • • u 1. Nolee ti Mr. ml Mn. • Scripture Laureno Lewil. Prayer �to of ' AH'S W!LLl>J' '11tere wW be on old-laahioned ,on,, Mn, I THe , Slal· 1. r M by t D Brown. I l ue i :;,: � 1H' FURMSH 10 la Church sabe Erwin hymn sing et Mt. Union clwr<h The Carpenler B1p1i1t I 0 f\OVIAN FLIRNACE, NAMEL'f lhe Buoy Reas, Hanlon and Bonnie Duncan "Then South Side W Va on. Slllldoy May , . at 2 p, m, 11 ladle, JDCiety, CH!LBlAUJ · · -WT; �-SQ!I"· ME Do by ro ' Reoding Came." ae Jes111 . � !If.COME \ Ao e ape,lal fHture, e quanetle rvod the lunch for the Reef Ca� nding Mr. DO l.4155 AH J amee Rennell II ,pe Sl..OeBO,ilA'S from Ripley, W. Va .. wU1 be Ill'"" tie Field Doy at lhe Southeastern Van Meter, Duet by Helen BarkASNB:1.!! U'L Tonnes...,. !lobing In doy1 - ...er,ol , �OST 111( as well u local talent. Every, Ohio Experiment Farm. A large ed her filth birthday with e por Mr, T, 0. YOUIJi end Belva POPULAR er and Lulu Runell. I Would Be crowd au.oded tho affai<. one to we•· r M and Mr, vl.ttted RoUAh HOTEL, I The Mt. Union Church wUI Mr, and Mrs. Clarerlee Sines ol Like Jesus. ISE BFCAI Va. W, rt, J I l!)OOaOr a vacatloa Bible School Point Pleasant, W . Va. and M,. Roll call and 1nw. It wu .,_ l!:llu • Leta IT'S THE. for two weeks 1tart1n1 JtlllO 12. and Mrs. C.rl Dunham, local. deoided to bave I ffymn 8Jns In ONLY ONE All children of the areo are we� were Sonday guest., of Mr. . and tho near future .t tho diurch. Mi, , Mr. and Mr,. Toon Hesson of THAT'S M r■. Jolui Dunham and f11mily. Bonn ie Duncan will be in charge. ColumbUI .t& 1ted Mr. and Mr■. l"Ome. WAAMMr. and Mn. Lllvem Jordan Mr, end Mrs, Glen Erwin and Games were ployed end ...- Walter B1111, end family recently. Mrs. Howkd Rayburn of Point and children and Mn. Faye Jor• children, Marysvillt, 1pmt Thur• with Dora V an Meter and Mrs. Route vis�ted M rs. Lloyd , Pleasant Delicious ize&. n her in with rne re day ud parents, Mr. 4an we in C,olumbua on Sunday Ca r w ni g pr Sonday. W where they vtsttad Mr. and Mro. Mn. Dale Dye. refre,itmentl .,.,. aened to tho llllanu Mrs. r Mr. eter and Kep and INE ALLEY Eddie Jordan end sons. na P following, llabelle Brnwn, Emma Mr. and Mn, loaae Lewla and GASOL "" artford, and son, ChesMr. M�. H Mr. and Mn. Earl Starkey al• ;;,ii;"Y.:-:'"'."':""�, adll.ut.oor lkld iii �i";ca t\18t5;'\��iaav;iiej:I/OU Rickard, Dora v an Meter, Mn. Dana , Mr. and Mro. FreJ L,wla !ended tho 1naurance Company 1,r Baumgardner end family . Co- Punt ill, ne.is1 Le the Lest l' him e camr Oh• alled Mr. and give Mn. tQ on ¥< Mo� c I ! l wonderfu Lyo M 1 � .... " � I director, meeting on Saturday in shocton. and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin l IIJOUid VOii knew ";j red ,. __ Hav e n Sunday linger at eveNew �• d ' kl e ma e --,,le uncan. l er, ju,t · !lid . C.lwnbue and visited his mother, Dye, Rebecca, Thnd and Lisa, 10n, Lucille Harrlson, Almo John- rung. today, i Mrs. Mary St&rby, and lliller, were Sonday 1ueot1 at the Dale Laurene w RIiey, Lo - Mr,. Jame, Cunningham. Jim• 1011, Mlkl.-.d to be ' Mrs. Earl Jewell. The Starkey, Dye home, Hanlon, � Gt.or� and Denile, Mra. Stan- marrhad Mn. Young, is va 0 ,ue . were IC(.'Offlpanied home by their Robert Bishop, manager of the Mat< re H enry, Frieda H • n r y. fey C.Uey, J. c. . Rusty, and Ton­ Ohio Ellperiment $outheoolern ml Willman Roy Mn. do\qlhl■<', • Ju,11,. June B�, Mr■. ia of New Haven vlllled Mr, and e grondd■UJhh!r, Joy. of Jlerrllon• Fann, ii In Mt. st, Maiy , H.. Ir ne Dinah Riddle and EUrel Riddle of Mra. Dana Lewis Sunday evening, of M i New Haven. Lulu Russell na Lewil Randy Lee a n d Williams Lila Ohio. Mldaleport, ..�IMIY n lgbt • ere Sat..... G ory Nell w and the bostesaea Clara and Hel• rq Col• Louise AMa --- -- 1 gue■ta of Mn, 1 ----pllal, Nelsonville, where be ,;..ier, ley IUld family al New Haven. went an appendeelomy . Monday. Mr, aod Mro Jim llennett, Mr■ Sm Donald othith ml ml son May Wwnsley. Mn. P•tty A Uena2J. Htfh DOWll' ·-· . l NANC: Y (rnuo, ) , er riead! of tho Carl Greenlee, 1. y._ : 1. J,lemortal ,m.J Mr. v11lted family and worth , 22 Touch Day ttVflDt .. aJmon family viliated the Experiment I. Alme i1011 )\ .S. c.n■t- 2t, EmpoFann on Sunday and checked the Mr,. Melvin Roach, West ., .. ,, ,.,. . ..,n,,_ 9. � tlon _ riwn 1 CAT CH THE M D I D YOL/� 8UY ttle experlntenta lhere. Sunday lumbla, ca . H•w•I• I'/. cwt •. _ • 10. VprillnC I (. EIEF'ORE THE Y A 8UTTE"R l" LY WHERE Jan. S T��T N G"' ,.Value(! (� 1 11. A vead l'&rlud CA N FLY HAVE 12, Qn.1 ot 11 ◄ 6. fortify NET ? B UTT ER FLY � e. ltlvor (Ip.) 18, Wate,H. KUllo YOU COLLECTION 11w ,• .!!(>te BEEN, place■ IAnJIIOAf � 1,u Newt J,I• .-.bl!l'I · I, Lljta &u•� Ill. Occur NANCY V IL Lump ol Sip OD 1, 30 Platter Party Mr. WU. as. Muale 11- Barklnr Ml1!L llama � ...._ News S,25 Mel ,1,ao Show Prtco gtoup dog, honk• ,!I. Jmp�oll IT. J',,oQ1c 1,30 Platte, Party lnghorn,eta. fl. Perlllt 1· 15 Counlr)' Top 'Na Nu! 1.. ,i,.n,e • l:f5 New■ Roundup Indian 42. oC Btut a;_ U, l)osradM 1(1. Drown■ 6,30 Farm l'ilna weJ&'ht 1:00 Pl,.tte,- P,rty wind ov.t:. u • a,. A. aetttnc 1 J 1, 15 Country Top Ten . 4f. Remnant M. Dag■ out IOUQd ► 8:30 Sip Off 1,33 country Top ,,... IIUNDAY 7:00 Bneltfast Palty llff, illUI 7,11 Sip On 7:25 Exlm<'lld lber 7:30 Eu)' ..-1111 BJ CHESTER GOULD moutbo 7:31 BNlktasl Palt)' Cbapll S!mday l:llS 'lbll Wtl'ld 11>11 llornln4 1:2& Social Security Show IN..., 1:30 Tb. Churd! of Ibo we ,k 1,30 Bnulul Plllf 9,00 Manh•tten M 'odi& l:S5 11:30 'Ille &todey Show 9:30 Broaklast Party 11:fl WubJna!oa Report, to ihe 10:tlll llotomtde People 11:00 lldlGa'e Top Ten IMI. Llkol!' 12: NOGft Neva 17. ­ 11,30 Siar Salui. 15 Tht Searcb 12, 00 •• Part:GC � 12:00 Noon Nen Artny Row"ID ... "" 12· 1S Manhatten Meldtll., Sundo)' f!bo..,.... tO. Po...... ... ti,30 Plaiter Porty New1 llouodup 15 1, ) : (.u.L tt.wa,. top t,25 NSunday Sho� Cul 00 Slgn Off ...... r..■ 1:30 P1- Party • 1 1:30 Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport , urpenter o., Aprll 29, Oifton Items Of Interest social N t 0 CS "':.:::::· ~•· - _, - ~•· �r:i��lJtf��!\1' -...,...� ' ·-� r�:::�=z:::;:;:::;:=:::-:�-:-:;::�-��:----_;_____ff SMllM ! II ,.�- n;: � :, ~ = = l>u. -I Ki" �uilders Supply Co. TELEPHOH I WY 2-374' DAY 011 EVENINt' ROUTI I � IRADBURY itOAD MIDDLll'ORT, OHIO • . i.. - - -1f -.. • . -'. Sund:Y·� --�--.!==-.-: · Judvj;,j;i;� t:;:i::=:;:::.=::::::::;:;-7 y,;; S:, ;• ug � ' .. DAI LY CRO SSW ORD .. # .. ""' . ... Co-: .-----�------. r-"-------.■ �-----------,--------,_,...=,-., WMPO Radio ,,. 1'-• -··--� ... =r­ n.•- · a.Rooteot w.. - ,,a Nm ao.W:: . -- - (<¥tJ.) : IT,l'f.. tt. O.:ltrlr �,or Cf. Co\'&l'I WIIII OTI: - R•..,•• how to work lt1 .»iULt CB!P.l'OQV .l. A X R .1. lt 'I D L L L O W 1111 L O N O F � talt!r 11.mpt, IWl.da for 111other. In thi.9 aamp1e A. I■ ulll! for � tbrN L'a, X for tbt two 0'1, ttc:, Bln,i, letttra. apo.. ■114 tonn1.Uon or the wot'di ari all b1DU. trophlw. Ute 11:od, 4q llto ..., loUon uo dllferont. l lfllith A CfJPtnfr&n1 Quotelloa w•a•q w BHTQm o w o ■ - .1. a » q v. -, ,, . ,• �--� , • "'' • �· .. , ,' ! •11 · '" ', • " o -r ir: i a •1 , I" ; : •. ·, I . w OP NQ ,�;: W J E H RADIO "ti:sa· Waner Moeller � 1:111 Sip On 12:00 Local News Clock ,,oo 12,05 Noon Non 7:45 Tho Lllelmo 12: 10 'Ohio New, 1,00 Ohio Valley N01fo 12: II w, VL Fann Feature l,OI Ohio New• 12:to Bulletin Board 1, 10 Sport, TIida)' 12:25 New1 O Gram1 8: 15 World New, 12:30 Bill Femll Sbow I B , 20 Muaiell Clock 8:55 Local Non 13:55 World N•WI i,oo BIii F...,.U Show 1,00 Mullcal Clock s:30 Army Tinto 0,30 Sona 1, Story Time t: 00 Dildnl With Doll I, 45 Showen al Bloulnl t::itl llal1lq Home 10,00 High Sdtnol Hit Porade 1:00 Satunlay Non SUmma1')' 10!55 World New I: 11 MUllcale 11:00 Illgb School Hit p.,._ _ , _1,00 _ _ Boulttard U:111 �lhll'ff: lletlff . � , : · ;. ". ·· -t:a>:Slp- OI I 11:-li''ll'orld·NWJ� . . . . . . . ■, SAM LIFF - f9 l l<OPl -E 'ID -•� , THE FAVOR, 111.IIY, 1:J:.+..\'I., M<l'/11 'llOU WILL -EQl,'f, CURLY ": � �AN TII.L : CLOUT AND HIS TWO COM?JQNIOHW. OION'T GEEM' "1t> CUE58 "THERE COULD � MORE iMAM ONE MAN ON � CK p Ci'RAVl!L """"' ...... """' ALL THREE AQ& �11..L ON THE" CRITICAL LIQT ,:n­ ALf THE 1--4 BUT THOSE MEN V,1/.C �V t<ILLEO THEM! "THEV'Sle l.l.t::U T1NG RIQHT OUTfilDE OUR OSACE ll§11; ! ABBIE AND SLATS • Plumbing Supplies ' • Heating ancl Cooling Equipment I D I ET M AS T E R 1 1 5 I, 2nd • • ly OIOIIGI WONDER WINNIE WINKLI .SO'THA� 11-lE ASTOR'/, Sl'1'D1E. WHEN L!TA':3 F THE R _. /i:.-::C O!WEr.?ED HE!< TO QUIT SCHOOL 1VIO MONTHS BEFORE GR'ADUATION I I HAD TO DO 50ME1WN6 I .,,.,,...-m,�·,,.,•,:·, ..... . �I ring Has Sprung! Use Classified, Clean The Attic Of Don't Wants 6-DailJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.1 April 29 1 96 1 1 9 Women Went 16 GAUGE ITIIACA SHOTGUN, Pull choke lib new. 17$ 00. Ph. TIIEl£S REFRIGERATION AND t lit 3"' Appliance Service. Domestic and To Conference WY IMC. Commercial. Contact Rog r RE� SINGER auto­ 4 8 tic Racine, Oh�. Theus. matic Zig Zag cabinet model r _M p At 4-H l..a sewing machine. Makea button (91 FOR SALE I WAN T ADS DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES t ce.ou per word., o.ne U).Jel"t1un. llirdmurn Cha.r1e-----t0 ceou G ce.nll pe, word ror thret co111eeuti,e tnaertiona. Special ---oee muoUa for ao cent■ per sord. Fu!J rate of f cent.a per word will be cbar1ed ror •do­ "'eru.1mg ii no1 Paid 'if'ltbin 10 day1 after reeeiv1 a1 bill Errors in Advertiatn.J--Should be re))Orted immedi■tely. The Daily Seotloel will mot be reapansibl• for more than ooe incorrect l05ertion. card of ThanU and Specla.l Nollcea of Eyent.s, Sl.25; for 50 word mm1m u m. Each addit1onaJ wor<f, l e. Ob11u■rte1 pub.tubed at l c:ent per word. I 910. 3 DAYS I DAYS I DA\' WORDS '4.50 $ 1 .36 llOe 60c u f§.oo , 1 .ao s1.20 80c 20 '2.� ,1 � 70., � Ads 1-eceive-d bJ 10 A. II. will be tn that day'1 paper. FOR CONSISTENT (20) BUSINE9S SERVICES Seek Divorre River Report I' Threr In Meigs Court · Gaugr rudlng s: Gallipo lis dam Three divorce petitions \lei, fJt. %1.5. 37.5. rollers oul of river, ed Friday afternoon in M t' 1 g 1 Pomeroy-Mason 35.02, Pt. Pleas- County Common Pleas Courl Ar• ant 32 73 Hmto11 .099 falling. Ka- 1 t�ur Barr of Re_edsvllle �s f1k� Vionawha Falls 2.4'i falling. Charles- 1 divorce procee<lmgs agam1t Lon JH.38 fa l l i ng. The Ohio Rive� l�I Barr of �s . Angelt'I, Califor was falling at lht> rate of one lenth l ma. The plamliff cborgea 8f0<\il of a foot per hour from Dttm 13 (eg lect of duty. Meigs-Mason Coming Events APRR. n Th e M eigs County Fox Hunters A .ssoc:ation will sponsor e round hole•. overcasts, blind stitching , Nine women represent ing •�e and _ sq uare dance a t the Racine and all fancy detigns. Orlginal­ Phoae WY-t·tt55 MHSOn County Farm Women I Leg m� Ha l l, Saturday, April 29, ly sold for $317.00. Pay off bal­ TV Slllmpa •• ■II llf!�lr • C lubs r � ttended Home the Dem- beginning al 8 p. m . A heifer cow th.rough Dam 2.1 . London and _ ance of $132.00 or take over pay­ Frl'<la Maril' !-:wan. RFD 1 Mlrl Ohio Pomeroy, St. Mai• E. • , atiorJ It n Leadership Conrerenc, wlll be awarded, ments of $9.00 per month. Ph. Marmet dams· Were on lhe sill dleport. has enti>red a suit for • Cl,land TV - e •·· •ll' -· at the State 4·H camp, Jac_,n u1e \l'SCS of the Mmersv11l . 4 21 61< WY 1--. and Winfit' ld dam 11,·as running a d1von·e aga111_ sl Ral ph Swan. 1 r. _ '-11-tre Mill. 11,e e-vent wa1 conduct� Methodist chur('h will have a ha l f fool I MiddlPport. '11le plamRfD of ,---cbake sale at the Wamer-Davis Boa t m�"tmPnhi: _lco laul P_ SWEEPERS - ----= ELEC'f'ROLUX •,-- the week of AJ.Jri l 17-21 . __P r� eople P.-. I s . gro.;s neglec.:t of duty harge_ , �1rr · $39.50. Set your own payment.a. Robinson 's Laundry Service, Fluff The theme of the conferenc: building on Second St. Saturday, Ohio RiYPr - Nal ionai up 14 · LR he r pt' t 1t IOII, a Iong WIth n� WY 2- 5320• and fold bundles, oompletely "Opportun it y" - My I nvitat ion beginning at 9:30 a . m : 2() a. m. treme cruelly rnd asks custody p. m l�:ZO . : Gona up 14, 4 Button Hole Maker - Fit■ all lroned. starched the way YOli to Action ' ' was carried out by The Bethany EUB Ladie5 A 1'd Titan . up l5. 2 25 a m '· A 1 b e r t or lo ur m1· nor ,.•h 'ildren . . _ · .x:wmachines I Io,95. z·tz ·Zag ,,. like. Phone ...i for pick-up and eaeh of the spe11k ers. 15 sponsonng a bake sale Satur. Holden up 20, 3 35 a. . m: Rohnt l The third at·tion is by A n n a ing Machine FafflOUi name - delivt-ry. Those attendi ng from this eoun day, April 29. at 10 a. m'. in the Reed . up 20 · 3 5.'"i a . m : Walte r Margaret Russe1 l of Second-st la "White." Since 1876-Fr� serJtoblnson'1 Laundry ud Dry ty were Mrs. Iva Capeha rt arld building fromerly occ, ,,ied by Ray BeckJord down 23. t · 45 a. m. : C. Middle port ago inst J.imes Frank� vk-e-10 rree le ssons---N ew or Clfo■nlnS WY Z-fttl Mrs. Edwin Clarke, Haven Home- Byers Barber Shop. PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 Horner down 2.3 . 5 20 a.m. ; ! in R usst ll M id,lleporl. Mrs. Rus, V. used Portable or ln Desk-Call Rohlaaoa'■ Trl-L111ln Cleaner, makers. M f'. I. u. Blame . l ll&hM Tht Guild of the Mt. Moriah Ravenswood up 28 · 1 05 a � Uoh WY 2-s.120 - For f'ree Home WV Z-5130 club: M rs. AmPtt Roush, PO('a- Bapt ist Church will hold a bake Benter u 28, 1 JO a m Azler sell c-harges gro<>s neglect of duty p · . Trial fn1 the s111t. 4 24 6tc hontas Club; Mrs. J, J R e " '1 , sa le this Saturtlay at Robinson 's ( I ) NOTICES (9) FOR SAL E unter 2 20 up , m 6 a . Comm -11 rt -----i Eleclrl MPIJ• al er e Tri Lustre Clean s M ddlepo , plt!te part• and repalli ■e"lce. and Mrs. Lieulo Roush, AvaTERMITE &ND PEST CONTROi up 31 , 4 40 p.m. : City of MaysWY i-sstt g at Bar1alm ID DIM 1racton a.ad AUC'TIUNEER mg a. m. begmn Ia nche Club , M ,:�•. Fran k Reynolds bJ f'■, .. Fl'ff toapedloa. lDlur, ville up 32. 10:2.S p.m ; Esso Lou- 1 RU11..AND MAN GETS __ • 4_ ll&\SONABLE RATES A.PRO. » 29 8tc la•a mowers. Aatt rizN dell• _________ • , · and M rs. M alhIl da Noble Mason ed •1 Nlllo■...... Pbo■o R. 1s1ana up .32, 3· 45 a.m . _:heRel lance EMERGE NCY TREATMelff' The- Missionary Society or the A F GU ARAN • a • !! TF.E. Homemakers. nnd Mrs . Charle S and A. Servk:il Slatloa WY 1· .tcrv,11i1 nl!I 1 up a.m. 10 6 34, rg Frei up • I Wll.L MY Mt. AT SALE " Baptist Mori.oh � HOLD er ; : Hudman of Rutrand David let Cail Church idM . M er ..,J! !-ffl5, Y ,-,-=rv"-'.'C', W "11:t L O ?� n�--� ee., yonker.s.__ Rhodu . a m. Je n.y Bosworth u uendron Club. -.J . , · WI-II• � · Cheater on Friday and 1311. 6. 34, __ 20 . home m dleport, ; devotional a ld ho _ by the Pomerny emer• treated was p E as1 M a1a 8tcffl pGll'f!roJ. will _ ser. �,. Oblo om . a 15 6: , m. fr n . d 6th vice a at Rally in a M 5th 35 church the )' . genC'y unit and giYen oxygen enSun• - t _ Saturday, _ _ 1-22 30- t Five Are FinPd In NASSAU ______•_• , : 3" 8: tn. Ill a_: 30 p. m� for the day at 10:30 a. m. Everyone is GaHipoll1 Dam - Semel down route to a local physician t b I s l .If.a , ACRE OF Onc.llH Lifetime "HAPPY s ROOM HOUSE tOOO GALLON WATER fANK fo llowing - �ulco Rel:1geralor, welcome. Mrs. Helen Harper is !t:45 p. m. : Mike Creditor up 10; . morninK at 12:55. Further treatM�lil{S County Courl HOLIDAYS'', 7 day1, 6 ground, more or len. 19Si Ford . Contact public. for haul Will Fiv range, c e ent 11 persons electr lopre side nt of the SO('iety and Mrs. 2S p. m. : Ben McCool down l l : - ment was given by Dr. T. A. Heww e apartm re fined by i &b Pickett, Pomeroy. � nights, $66.50 plu1 •ir far•. VR, Custom 300. See Rodney 30t Warm Ran(Ce. E�ectr1c Ban�m athryn Payne is chairman, m1 cal county Emm�•t co Judg K e 50 p.m . : Coleman D up 3: 20 a. m. etson for an apparent heart allnqu1re AAA Club, 422 5•c• Pierce, Long Botto111, Ohio, or S-28- c r hea t gos MAY • ulating M c cir_ in es 1 L. P4'0!) W. Sweet up 3 : 50 a.m. ; An- lark. end Avenue Gatlllpells. action . yesterday, Okey � _ Cll'tl�i Ka . ll :m:J 985 Phone Che er ve to exlt>ntK>n dining table, •tr::u ght SPOUT1'G, ROOF Repair, Sheet Ki ser, LelaM, was given a stif( S p r I n g concert, Bradbury drew Calhoun down ": 40 a.m. GI 6-4699. seU on account of no work. -t Z7 3tp back chs lr•. aldeboa nt , �ork metal Work. The Powen Com- sentence or $50 and cams for in• school. origina ll y scheduled for Kanawha RiVPr _ Solvay down BEE US f'Ott FEED NEEDS A ND tabl� d �uble bed and sp r,ngs, pany, Wy-2-2301. 4-4-30tc tox. ication. He was retu rned t,, 1 May 4, has been moved up to Marmet 3 . 15 a . , m · Merrill down M'E JG S GE NE R A.L HOSPITA L ' Cus&om GrladJ•t, MiddlPpori TWO PIECE LIVING ROOM shm on two roekers. 50fa bed · C'ounly jail for non-poyment of 1 Ma,\' I. The event Is under dircc Winfield 7: 30 p. m. · Beave r Admissions - Mary Grudy ' Ra, .�R •UCTlo•~ . . . J !5 U Suite, rtosoriably priced. C.11 k ltchen ca binel, M aytag Wa!l'her Ff'NI MIIL · .. ,-.i: c. . ld 8:40 p ' m • Lucy cme. . l ion oI Mrs. Eleanor Z1Pr. down Wmr1e t h e pena Ily. . · 8e"IN!I complete . : . ·' . • ••• #, aft er .,.• p. m. TU . and m1sceTIaneous 1,.ma too ,- Robert L. Forrest was f1 nrrl Bosworth Counr1l No 46. ,yal Jane Lucas dO\\ n Winfield 9 : 10 Discharges - Jerry HoaJ!la nd BrH.lonl Crta: TUJi:RE WIL L BE A HOUND AND ;·;;... - ·;..,.--a.. numerous to mention. Tenns--will meel p.m. ; Helen Z. down Winfield Pomeroy and Mrs. Jackie GiBl.'i ' trn_ and rosts lor pel'miltin� an and &> le('! MD slers, Write , Ph.at or Cont11et square darif• at the Pomt'roy , Callh. Monday 7 at pe confer 3:00 a.m. ; 0. F. Shearer up Win- er and daughter, Chester. lo m. : � Punlicensed drlve-r to o ra te a A c. BRADFORD. Radar, Ollllt Moos,., Lodge at the Pomeroy Esther Klme!I th e r su m · =====-, lenl -..-.,.... -.. ..,.-. = d sl�r egree. fie ld li : 35 a.m : J. S. Lewis down ,,a --- I Vehicle oo a cit�lion by the Ohio (' pe xfel JlaU. Sat1,Jl'dny, AprU 2!1. rrom Che-ster, Ohi� Aver Sh Llfl! aie 8 ef his is a special T degre irl-e which i.o, Winfield 7: 10 a. m, 1 Slatt Patr ol . Y ' Iii l u m Mu! ic will 1)(> f -� � 31 wa Sh 'r nd wearing time� . persons fi ned on citatiom conferred once each yea r. A l l Other furnislwd by the Grf'en VallPy 2 HOME MADE GO-OAR�. One Wfll controlled washing lormu - of the patrol were Get·a ldine fi' . oompan i ons A rt[! urged to be pres Boys �·ith D. A. Perry ca ll in�. , eWURL ITZEI . enl and - . visiting romp.anions are : up lo age e. Olte . from 11ge & to ' Ju o( our laundfy assures great- Reynolds $5 ,md CO�IS On 1 · E veryone Is we l conw. , e BALDWIN est possible wearability of 60, Ph. WY :WIIM, Gail MIiier. · will ht charge 0•1 hav11· g no opera 1 or .'s I we-l('(lme · 1 Refreshm�nts , 1 ond OTHER FAMOUS S • I • 1 u� II C hlrt exor • n,on •• s. . serv•d fo owinR the · 4 19 te , k · A�g th'1st! w1m entered H uf· de�ree (7) INSTRUCTION rt('enk, W1 1 ma �arr $10 .onfl costs ' . pe t rom l rvl<'e. __ -·· ___ __ _ , l BRANDI I ll Pau M. .D.arne ia \be illustr M>us zer hospital in tile past 24 h uu n. ' for pl!!sing oYer a Yellow line •· · � ·,; -!�/,0100�1 Mt WOMEN - Hold C011miPlk par- i' L D d d ry an ry aun · maslC'l'r · were.' Mrs. John D. Rake, Rt. _ i (9 ) MA RI NE SUPPLIES 1 1 .a n·y C, St ewm < was fin,rl ll' u,., l!an, 12' 00 for J "°"" I Plum bing I Heating ('leanlnf WV !-SIU MAY • I Gallipolis. Mrs. W1llmm E. Lew1c: , 1 I , II lir-ensc , Th Fru:-nr PorMroy • -. Roblmton ' s Tri- I ' ustn Cleantr11 ' nnd, MIits for having folse ti foot ALUM INUM°1!<>AT�W1TH wo_ rk. Mo.ke big, big profili'i. 6 1 1 I . Main St, . y Ne1qhhor� Ch1b · Rt. 1 Nort htip, Nevin H. Woo.. ! , . , pla,es. Phone WY-2-2441 windshield, mator with electric • , _ llu"<! o�hns. Evl'rythin� furn- I WY !5t:,o . w1 11 mr.et Tuei;uay I ., n1g hI al t he Rt. 2 Patriot. M i s, Ernest F. Ha)l- __ __ 1 starting and triibe,. Acros.s l&hed. Bt:autlful gift line. Send 5 1 6t(• I "Factory Trained krvlW- 1iome 0 f F.' I 'J'l�rxl •• h L oh�. Mem_0 1 , 2, Bidwell • Bill M, Bar-ton . I LE er ,... ------ -- --- --GAL NOTICE n'm. ,or lull d.l.l· t, n,,d f~ ~ '"'e WHITE GELDING PONY WITH from Shumwaf'• Greenhouse. - - -- lwrs nrf' to bn m! home marle .'.l"liJACK SON, 0, 22 PHONI! 2217 OJk St., Pl . Pleasant, Mri, . •.,11, 118ddle and brld le. Also good 0 se, William L. Jomiog. Syracu uiwable snmples to S&u,Uo Gld r 1 or 1 ron. auc Bn .'i f' ( (' · ,, L ..a, H•Hce 2 B) INSURANCE · VJnlet Barr. .a 1 M Bl·k G . w t· 11 rnms, Rl. 3 Leon r uaed Mo-Ped · Ph· WY 2..e796· Ohio, -t 27 3lp ___ Ap� r t m ent �- 4083 w. An organizationril mttlin_ll for Co11mr t l<"1, Party OMrdna , A5th , s . r . 4 27 3tp 1 ut I.Al• Anr•I••· c■uiorni■ , new garden ( Iub m Syrac11_qe w i ll W. Va., Mrs. Bart. D . Lyo ns, RI. Men's R. G. PICKETI' Insurance, Porn• 1• hrreby 34p ' G lendale ' ro l ifomtn . ' . nom1ed 1h11 11n ch, :ilSth. - =��--------'- ! 1 2) \IIANTED TO RENT eroy, Near Darwin. d■y o! April 111e1. Arthur e■rr. he1ri, be hf'ld Tue�av al ? : 4S p. m. at l Middleport, Craig Al len Sw1c�, KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER- re- ==c-c:=--cccccc--=-c�c-=�� . " 1•lnllff. rllrd hi� prlltlun ■1■1n�1 her 1U1.1 cporI Pau I R · II 0IIer, MOto r1st Mutual Booster Type (8) AUTO SALES possessed and In A- I I hape, P8)' FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOUSE '"" def111ni1■nt In th■ Cour t or C:n m, the home of Mrs. H oward Nolan. Rt · I M'"I . ; 011 ,' , ' ', ' , • M1111 Count Dowrnan. E Hersch"I Raci y, Ohio, , e n C.:u• · and rr off balance of '37.50 or take within Mei11a County. Close to M r '" o. , , , praytnr ror dlvor<'e rrom A proI'> ram will he prPsenlffi The Rambler • • the- ■aid v101et 111,r on 1 h• a:r ou I Rod Mutua tning er ov L ■ Wllllllm R. $7.00 of payment, Miller will �, 8peok bu Bt ne ,.. sc per and'· Oak Hi• 1 I , Mrs. Rose R. Raukr nd • li or hool lma e Th . s v World SlandaNI ol Compact . '" 0! , or WIIU111 AbHniJe ot uld de!end1n1 ., " 'I . Be,nnm6 "',0r'. _ _ _ 1owm-., I month · Phone WY 2·220I• .... u. rd I, 81 .:,uuth I ell'. Anyone lntere !n ed Jackson. I' May __ _ __ _3-"°'3 c i rrom uld pJ■Jnurr for more lh■n a so show sI'd Ing lnuwa EuP II.nee Sizes 8-1:l 0 �t! ,Y .,,r 1111 P ..t and Gron N■a1.,,--1 is urged to Gat·thee, B, David Mrs. Jackson, attend. f 28 Blc Ave., C.Olumbus, Ohio. "-i:. BiJi ('ar room. nde and perform-.r o 1>uly, 1ni1 pl■lnlllt ■hn pray.- ror PR" COMPLETE INSURAN� . . • hel d al the .lackson, Mr!!. f;porge M. Weber, 4 '1:1 :Ste tectton' Life Auto. Fire' Polkl o t her prup111r rellet. sa1,1 ,..1 11 1, w i l l 1" Fam i ly mr,hl will be .in�e. Small ear tt0nomy ud 1 . for hearJnc on or ■!Ir l� r 12t h '. · . d J t-y -� R'I F O R ALUMINUM AWNINGS •Y , RO<'k •Sprmgs Mel I10 ,!I.SI f.' h, . on ; RI. 5 J PCkMm, ond Ed Wi:ln.1 mallf'uv•ro hllll y. ' --- ----- . -- CaU " on Mills, Mtddlepurt, "h11, of lune, A . D. 1 9€1 1. ur Art� Bur c McArthur King. dinpotluck A even111g. TuPsday C•mraerel■I d n a e.l�eatial ' Ste - -- ---- ··- ("ro w 0 -( 1 4) FOR RE NT P �om..lnatloa 8crff• 'l■d Glau ner will he served at 7 p. m. and Blr!hs --- --·· . Davia • Waner losurallCf! A.twr� y � 7or Mf'tropolltan MnCnt1 ---I -13 Aluminum 8tonn O.Ors ■ad .\PARTME N'nl - Fun ilhed RT1d 1 Complete protection for all needs. � 2't 1111 •· ·20·2? 1 6 1 3- 10-71" tllnse al!<'n-1tng are a sked to tuke Mrs. R.1ndolph Mflrcmn, Vin · GOO E. Main Slrrf!I, PomProy MIDDLIPORT Window,. Coll WY 1-1141 O.y !heir own tahle ,ervic,, A pm- ton, daughter, 4· 16 p. m, Fl' iday. arlurnloiled McMlston. Middle- Tel. WY 2-2900, =_ 4 1 :llllc Pho"" WY I-S870 (2 1 ) REA L EST ATE 7 --t H tr� or e --:-- gram will he presented at 7:45 �- / Mrs. Davia Emerson Wi('kline, . •I· q l1Ullen 8up- porL Pt.om WV1-t81L 1-S.t OUTBOARD MOTOR and boat �;; � - -- FOR SA LE .:: r m hou e wit m. Mrs Wenrlell ply � Fre<'k"r will 6621� Third A Y e. son, 12: SS p. rr: : � � t � '57 Rl!ICK Super tt, l95, a door IMID)' _-t_ II nCc: ONE rJVE ROOM APARTMENT 1urance protection. All risk bath I d ose d m porch. Pllo11t' Hhow sl_iclcs o( her recent Eu ro- 1 98.5. ;� � Friday. Mrs. Sa m,Jel Ray And�.-coverage. $3. SG per $100 cover, hardtop. One cartful wftlti batb. Phone WY a,..a 91 owne r, NECCH I SUPERNOVA SEWING 3 ' hes.er lrip. pcan 25-4l 4lp 110n, Hartford, W. Va,, daughter, Machine only a few monlh1 old. •-- WV N3 ll. U, l1'.Ue age. Bamea • Simpson InsurPower 1teel'in,q and bralce1. MAY � a. m. Frl,jay, 6:25 Or glnally ld for Bal$139.95. P. Pho11 Middleport. Agency, .ance ao J Beautiful orl,qina l finl!lh wllh 25 30 BUILDING LOT· 1 Acre in Racine. _The trammg seu1ons for lhe ance du Dltchuged .00, Pay nta .00 . tp WY 3 2 -m.1 mulching lnlerior. Ole8n, Clf!on, f! "7 mti $1 EIGHT ROOM HOUSE ANO ------ , Used tomato slakrs 2 years old. Girl Scout Day Camp will begin ----roe,.., One houle room per ea month. P 2-22DI. WY di�harhed in• recently Pafil'�ts hone · Extra C l ean, BIM'ltnar' a, Pornaev 5. a thousand. Call W I 9- =cdn eAday, May 3, at t hP, home of eluded Wendell ' $7.541 I Wickline, RNES-SIMPSON INSURANC , Htn ry I . 21 etc. apartment A. N Ben1el Ph. BA eroy. 4 29 6tc ll 31c rs. ,Joh Moore, Pomeroy, 81 3 · 4 2 Diug Rac uay Rous hel 222 , e, Cathe. WY Wffl. s s ,re All"DII, Middleport Fire, Aot.. SPINET PIANO BARGAIN1957 • door Retai, CHEVROLET !O a . m· T\ose alten dln g ��e as �- rine FOR ,lohrm : SALE J Darst E. y E. Come, . . , Home in Antiquliy moblk &ndw. Phoo, WY party to talr:el --------ed to brmg a sack Iunc h art11 the1r Va. Cood condJ!. lon. Priced for Wanted : Re1pon1lble . . . 1 8 wiU, . "" J 1 ac� e groun d. 3 b :--urooms own drink. More lenders are still Mrs. E 11zabeth Cottrel l, M r -11. (17) HELP WANTED over Iow monf 1 I y payments of a quick sale. Call WI 9-3081 . . ••"1. morlern k itchen w,<h Harley Deronbc,ger, Mrs, loabe l 1 birc h cob- needed for the enmp •• It ,. 6l spin e piano. t C.n be -n local- CARRIER BOY OR ·G,RL wanted ________ • c i, n,c__ ESTA REAL 2 lncts 1 ) TE , budt -m oven and ran ge 1 Dotson · Mrs· Homer v1· 1 1· 1oe • �• ---- -·ly · Write �•11 essary to have one adult '-'reu Mo•- ' P· O · i. �I Route 1n Center of . £or Pach ward Parsom, odern bnlh_, utility room . liv,' 1955 PACKARD I Patrician ) 400, Bo� 186, Newcomer and Mrs. Lance ei�\ ,rlrla attendJng. �, � ..c ..... .... Apply ; The -nilly ng room , dmin Good· piitnl. Clean. Sound mechg room den, Sullins. , 141 ZS. 29; ' 5 • 6' II, :Iii . � cf"Stntlnel Cari-lflr�or The Pomeroy Shak espe ire club basemen!. Call WI �3222 �"• anically. Call WY 2-. •-• .....� AII 1111 •L _ _ _ ud New Hoven, Lennie • .MUOII •20' 9'11' · mt'et in the social room of wm . .. ..... ., r, � •�• .� . 4 26 etp 4 3lc he n Aeeordi b to the midnight report F«t,rnted chu teh Wednesday i 4 21 11 . , 2ll ,•...,. , SinUIJ;;..;'_ .,. ... . ••• 1 FOR SALE: 5 room house and at I p. m. for a lunC'hAOO A meet- of the nursing department tho!le 56 DF..:wrO F1re0ite $895. 4 door ELECTROLUX VA"uum. Cleaner , Hu th1'°" kleway PA�' OR GIRL WANTED NIMSROY -, S-1room frame h�" bath . runn ing waftor. :io acres ing e nd proaram will ro ilow t h e patients who Wf:'re listed as fair Sedmi. PoWf>r Aleering and A-I Condlt l ono 1 l • nmg i d I l v w room, ng lth th ba I or included Gifford Scherer, Samuel Iand· ReedIV ille, Oh 16· brnkmi. Pcehbutton drive. Clmin paper bag■. r II lna Y 10 ' Contact lunch, on. or Mulberry Ave. 8nd Sugar kitchen 2 bedrooms I room KIii Thom Younolf will, . Nelson, James Johnson, Miss Nel• Charles orig iMI finish cared for by one over $100 00 WIii 9eJI for • ·00· S. Norris, ' Fn-eland 1 Run route. A pply ln per■oo at MAY I e arge ·th t b 1 i t o m n w u se r s, ARAB U-1)().IT l "" · T erm1. Phon· e WY J...DWi . , Norris, Racine, owner, Blaellnur ' s, Pomeroy 4 27 titc The Pomeroy Emernency Unit lie Bell, Harry H. Hurn, Her.acht>l Seatlnel office, 4 2? lfc 1 nd t h o ry, nd au umace a CONTIIOL TERMITI l room -------tc II , e 4 2ff 6tc " 1,11 sponsor a hoke sale at Kro-- Bowman, M n. �ther Sl.aiglc . S O H SALE: FOR E rooms 8 U and Save l!:uy to more. or SIOO GIRL in ---water ~ WITH high of WOMAN Out ASmST healtng. TO air . --· :-- ------!--58 VOl,.l\,6W/\GON $!,OM. 2 door G AS. ntEL OD. and .:oal fUI'> hoUlework in care of two inva- Sugar Run area. An excellent bath. Cellar and uti l ity room. er s on May 8. Any person wish- James Sheets, Wilham Zirkle. UM!. No h,rm to plantl. f'ro. Sedan. One loca l ownt-r, 4 cyl. �aicea Call ro, tree tltl matw. l..o('nted in Harrisonv ille. Mrs. in to donate baked good! ls ,rsked Mrs. Fred Facemire, Mrs. Livin les1,on1lly pro\'en 5 yeuw Ilda. No laundry. Time on. Live buy at �.000.00. French, la David Mrs. Herdman . send to 1o card n Emergency the rconrlmy. tt' ry nlee. S lnf'Unnr's , protectton. Get FREE folder oremea 6 A.bboU llldd�port In. Phone W Y 2-M59, 4 29 6tc M 1DDLF. PORT - l ¼ story frnme John Stout, Harri!IOnvil le, SH 2Anna rr Mn, Dee Heai:tley, Ha is. ca in of City Porn. your Lumber Yard. Thou• Hall, at _ Pomt-roy, re Squmf _ S 4 29 6tc 28 _ e 4 t r. rooms, cellar, garage, barn. 4834._� __ •UMta . a UHi iL andi W e ll,r e Th Hay ier, Mrs. baked s, e gc-Ods l l wi be chicken house. with 14 acre� of FARM FOR SALE , 65 anes on ' 't, '$!I BUICK LnSahre 11 ,11!1!1 , • door SLUG G ISH SE PT IC TANK! Clo1(1 9) BUSINESS � t :t � Emeat B. Rogp 1 d c enswort e • , land well fenced, good local ron. s.dnn. A block beouty - reo l ly ged drains! Get Kleon-Em-All . iood gravel rood. IA1Cnted 3 OPPORTUNITIES ,. of M lunl The c•h,. NII· Ienucrs ,, eport ers, otho Wandhng, Mra. K .a t p 1 shurp. Dynaflow drive. Bla£1t- Septic Tnnk Clean.er. WOdmart -�--------� I Bargain at $3,500.00. mi les from Rutland. , lohn Hi h School a re holding a sale of Ca<\tO. Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter. Ed- 1 g tnars, Pomeroy. 4 � fi le Farm Bureau. P«neroy � CARRY OUT BEER ANO WtNE $:IN.Ill OOWN AND It YEARS TO Stout HarrI nv . 11 �\ 4• borne vaked good, on Saturday. ward Llllieo, Mrs. E. P, Collin, I BO , •· ' ·<&1 poy balance - Buy, a &-room buslneu l'or ulo. Tony'• Carry · 4 :18 3t.c M.r 8, at the Robinson's Tri-Lus- John w mdow BIi nd, a· n<I llladea F . Blaethu1r, Mn, Nolar (9) FOR �SA-L•c OUt. MUI street. Mlddleport, frame house with basemerit, 1 1,1, Phonto WI 9�1 Sha • v llan 8Untll HOUSE ON LINCOLN TERRACE, tre Cleaners from 9 a. m. Ill 5 p. ShuSIOr, Mrs, Maty Smith and Ohio, Inquire et preml... . ge of rden plenty with t lo acre 7 ROOMS MOOERN bl k home 1 RACINE. OHIO 01 Awn� np a:,:-rH•rtJua m. odei 8 ma and sun m porch, m roo Mrs, John Gro,. . .,,ace� Total price $3, 500.00. -t. :II fttc located in the vi l laa,:e of SyraFree IMtallaUoa l ne T ar l ---------- FARM - 118 .acree, 25 acres culor re� ll meeting kitchen the he with disposal, modem t'USf!, Gas furnace, all birch Dale Wlppot &t pply bath. waU to wai t carpeling in Rive rview P.T.A. will be bold 120) BUS S balaru,e INE and · llvated. paslur, S bui ll In cnhinet, In <he k •n. 215 Union AYt, downataire. ful l site basement Monday evening, May 8 at t h e limber well .. fenced. I room 41 bed rooms, living room, dining SERVICES Pomeroy, and attic. Priced for quick sale. Rlvetvlew Grade School. Install� hou■e wlth cellar, barn. other room. klt('hf'n, large rttre.otion :::---=-::----::---;--:-,c::-- I e 1 Co mplet■ I.Ille ti � Call evenlngl!I aft er 7 p . m, allon of new orficen: will her held bl!ildlngs, plenty of water. l<). __!'!, room. 1tlte 26' x 30', lar ge p;nr• 1 WY . p 2-3175 fo, appointment. durin1 lhe meellna. which wlll coted 1/, mile off Roule 33 on lann 'Tolellfljtb Sona. age, concrete d rivew •y, lwo � HI/BARB PICKE D WHILE YOV Frncll ftlrllt. Wy I-SIM at 7: 30. begin :no 29 -t, wai t . Bargain $6,500.00. road. gravel ood for d--ep l frenln . por<'he■. J«aled on lot ilte ;: ■nd ALBERT M, COX. 8ale1maa JOO' x 250' t57 ttcrt'sl. 100 ft, Wm. ff. Holme■, Syr■cu■e, Shumway GreenhoullH. BOX m PHONE WY 1-zut -t U tfc frontag� on SU.IP Routf! 124, WY Mm WY wao Seen bJ appointment . lllte I 4 THE NIW u,w.coST � SAi.Ei SPIIING 141 2ll, 31c ALSO, TIIHEE Wl'S FOi\ SAI.E New Tr.....,. prloui 8' IOU- WAN'I 11&\L .-lllr MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE In Middleport, Just obove Pow.II Servi« St,l!on. I parcel 40 1 D- IO, D- 12 : D-lftl,. "11,t 1\. 1 1 •:1� l. !•'!if "Ulo . .. d e l t e with <louble garogo. In Chesler. B 100 ,,on,, on Second s,-. equlpment to th!!t!I, . " ..... m.I I I - Cl . � . Pricod to ,ell C.C,lf R · Kimes " I bet r , te buy. WU I parce 1111 x 100 t. f""'" on l' • r m · ..., 1111 -. Box a c1resier, Oh'IO. Phon•' 111. FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN ' l'nlnt street, Contact Wil ll1 &tpply. Rutland, Cil,lt,, Pl,. •. - , · C ; '" \ 9'$.1". 4-IHtp INSTALLATION AND SERVICE L,odln1ham. Phone WY 2-38'10 HSU. !, 1-.Il-llltt • CoY« you or )'Cllll' entire femily . ' FOR SALE, S room, and H or WY U711•. 0 Pey, cull beneftb direclly lo YO< 28 I&: REEL :iiiii<iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiriiii�I :i:i:�diiiriiay';miiib;l hand R<rl'�Y. ffl'II balh, lull basement, garage In �C), o\JsE By Our Hlghly Skllled Mechanics • I.ell YOII choooe your OWII do!:ton. hoopitall er■ s , nt. . plans ylftent ■ p -••nient otren • Gene II00.00. '7 A. baNme a., , . arpened. u.ifmiwwa .. � l&ie, Small GRA VELY TllACTOR olr COOied 1181- ,. • l'rotec11 �•u aad your flmlly uoulld the world J hp, - . S DodlGb, 90'J Brownell Ave,, MidN.,. ud ..:.. c.a,. palrL Lowll llttplllr lllf.111!1. •TU · -. & . .... d1eport 4 lotp 211 · ' lufl dtloll• SN .,. · 134 MIii-ii, WW 'poiL . .. WY 1-2374. t II ' e I '91 I I I Servlee ___________ l I =-==-c---c-=--- _ I 1 -.--a;;;,.·.,.,_,.._.._,! MUELLER FURNACES ARNOLD'S I I mid i '"'" ■ ...,.,.=== " �,...,. I � HO]zer Hos 1ta P I A N Q S p• } I ' I 1 l..__________...r I I I I I I Pi,1�!rr, I .. ===�- I ,l!JU· (A '" ��u/ft · j THE SHOE BOX PA I N T S ===c-==,...,-c- �-- _-_______ r $3.99 Sherwin-Williams -==,,.-=��- ' ~"�• CANVAS OXFORD I Generiil Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies · Custom Cabinets fERMITES • ;;::==-:=:c-c==---- _ , I =========== RA C I N E oc pit: O:� ==-==-c=�___ ttect:!lna ™-mt '1'1i111'\ ===-�---4 ■ n 111Nl- . � ":,� i'flii ,.._._ " ,, .-:ftJJno ..., AFRICAN VIOLETS for I I I Ill On okl rood .- New• ' West Virginia. C°4rl rr,t rt: ONE LARGE UPIUGlff FREEZE. '250. Small ator,I f. botti<d · � ..eool; sto.., fll. hble, "' ,,.....,. aj;,,ii.' den plow, flO ,,.. ,..._ , ,,.. SH·· ' -• • I • f" 1IJ:l1' Harr..-V•�•. refri,.... Mt.:S.f Residential & Commercial 0 I ���=;;;�=;;::;;:::;:=:I n. PLANING MILL I - DO · YO� .WANT A BUSINESS · o, YOUR OWN? . � OIL COMPANY IS Ol'l'IIII NG MCILIT'I SIIVICI STATION LCICA!I D IN POMEROY, OHIO �,:i' · · .-rAILISHED - ·DOING GOOD BUSINESS . - : 'C�A,f; IIEQUW:I); - TRAINING AVAILA8LE , .. , , , · ,..._ ,_seeder W.V4-"4J ., Wrl,. J · . . . ,,,-..... .. ft,.1ilii a..•R , ;, • . ., ,. Ohl Hh • ' wt,, p •· · ••'l• --:-;-:,.� I -· � ' ,.,'I e Electrical Supplies & Equlpnltllf Plumbing Heating ____ Jim Fry Electrician ______ Cassam Hindy t,, MAX W A R D Pomeroy All Available Threagh PULL ---·------ · _ ....,..••, ..i_ ..; � - ' - � -� •.,•••• _. H MHIAL tltHH ICI c■• • ... ....... ···�····· tlT, � . . · - .... . ,.. .. ··- . . .._...._=,.,;;·.,,;... . 1961 7 I TII006M1 lMatJ Ml6KT � PPIONAU SE AN OPEN1N, ... villi. Joy recent!), lllwlliWeot l!Mk u- u-w� u- � II r •· ,urgory al Docton' lloopllel In Ella Clmdill al New Jenof -. Colwnbuo but ii recovenn, nktly. •-- �..... of u- _, uMr. ■nd Mn. ll■m'fnc Perry �: � ;:;:'"' BIBTIIDAT PAltTT end chlldron end hll mother, Mn. Ned 11onrJ bed llr ud Bou Perry, vlded with his aunt, SOiie Young, dau,bter of llr. � ..::;, � .,.... !be 11 lln. lblllo Lo-r. on Sunday. end Mn. llorold Y..... ,.leb,et,. OIIOOP ORGANIZF.I ;: loU..lrlC. llrl. Ella CaDdlll, J._,, Tht Young People of the Tern- Mr. end Mn, Carrol Woodprd. ed her 111lh blrlhdey wllb e por• CUndUI• Mr. ·-• lfn' Earl cu,,. pie llethodtst Church orlODilad e Denni,, Vickie. Bryan and X.Vln, ty Saturday et the home of her By 1'110 LASSWILI. • .::. .. � _, : AlMn. end Mr. � IAINIY GOOGLE - INUFl'Y � � SUn ,pent grandpennll. Perry . Zalla M ond ovenlnll Sunday on """P IIY1' ' n • wllb Mr, ,nd Mn. Arthur crab- doy with Mr, end Mn. WWlam bortl<>! YOUJ>i. "" •-•- •J Cil)'' , w M...., Ti- et1aldJnc won June, Dee Int In chorp. Offk>!n ,e!acted Wood,, Alben,. Mr. end Mn. 'lobort OU.er end wen . pnoidont, Melva Faye Jor• BWy Lyon,, who ii otationed et end Charlet Jlleu , Andy and J1oo. AIN'T IT FANTASTICAL, , W. Vo. v / du: •k.-o pmident, Leab crab- Fort Knox , Ky . . II ,pending e few In Slewul, Jamee ■nd. R O b t , I oon � ol Spencer ia. l f!EfH Oliver CbeoltT Mn. and r. fled M LMN" IN IT tree, -,.tary , Janet Ingram; day, with hi, parent., , Mr. and Council, Vicky ond Che,wr Youns • i· •J All "'"I SaturtleJ,. troasurtr. Cethy Seel; with lead- Mn. Granvil le Lyon., , and other Mr. and Mro. Harold Young. IN LIVIN' VOU tlORM!D Mr. end lln. Marvin Allan and en tn PJ'Ollfam on,ao II follow, : relatlv.. hero, GOOD WILL TH' ,._,.,. of Tormto, Ohio. vllited Mr. ..., ting recupera Lyon, ii GronvUlt CLA88 MEETJNG Chrllllan Flltb, Jody &ool; Chrfl. r,v,;; flan Wlllleu. Paul Wallace: Clrr fi. et h il borne att.r a oerloul ankle The Good WUI Clale of I �o 1111d Mn. J- 8ennetl and � cal!od y. cut. a ltt were y , la ankl• Hla ni.,, U !Ian Oulradl, a- Rhoade,; Injury Clllton M. E Cfluflm met at 1be D recen . ChrilUatt C1tiumhlp, •Kenneth Mr. and Mro. T. M . Galaway an• born! of Clara W 'Uiama on Fri- bore for the fw,e,al of M r. eod � lira. Pet. Lowil' oon who was tl ir creblree, and Christian Fellow· nounee the birth of • .,...1 grand, do In I the A r Y Mr. let to killed by a car goltt1 to Sw>.day """ bom wmt.!. Davkl. In lltlp, Carl Crel,tr.o. The meellnl ooo, Char a e v I , on Albaoy J■mes Petty, rs. . co- School. Wll bekl al the churcl, ond anoth- and M bo,teu, 'Die 1Metm1 was er moolfns will be hekl In May, April 14. Mn. Petty ii the formMr, Frank Herril and 111D Boo called aoddaugb- to order bv the Pre,ideot and lbe 'Youn, p,oplo nf the <0Rlllllll1ity er WIima Woodrum gr was given, _, dinner luellt of Mr. • n d ter of the Galaway;, The Petty, following pro&ra m ero Invited la meet with them. Br AL c:Al'P Mn, John Horrlson . Saturday, Ll'L ABNEI have a daughter and two other Soni by all, LJ•1in1 for J • • u 1. Nolee ti Mr. ml Mn. • Scripture Laureno Lewil. Prayer �to of ' AH'S W!LLl>J' '11tere wW be on old-laahioned ,on,, Mn, I THe , Slal· 1. r M by t D Brown. I l ue i :;,: � 1H' FURMSH 10 la Church sabe Erwin hymn sing et Mt. Union clwr<h The Carpenler B1p1i1t I 0 f\OVIAN FLIRNACE, NAMEL'f lhe Buoy Reas, Hanlon and Bonnie Duncan "Then South Side W Va on. Slllldoy May , . at 2 p, m, 11 ladle, JDCiety, CH!LBlAUJ · · -WT; �-SQ!I"· ME Do by ro ' Reoding Came." ae Jes111 . � !If.COME \ Ao e ape,lal fHture, e quanetle rvod the lunch for the Reef Ca� nding Mr. DO l.4155 AH J amee Rennell II ,pe Sl..OeBO,ilA'S from Ripley, W. Va .. wU1 be Ill'"" tie Field Doy at lhe Southeastern Van Meter, Duet by Helen BarkASNB:1.!! U'L Tonnes...,. !lobing In doy1 - ...er,ol , �OST 111( as well u local talent. Every, Ohio Experiment Farm. A large ed her filth birthday with e por Mr, T, 0. YOUIJi end Belva POPULAR er and Lulu Runell. I Would Be crowd au.oded tho affai<. one to we•· r M and Mr, vl.ttted RoUAh HOTEL, I The Mt. Union Church wUI Mr, and Mrs. Clarerlee Sines ol Like Jesus. ISE BFCAI Va. W, rt, J I l!)OOaOr a vacatloa Bible School Point Pleasant, W . Va. and M,. Roll call and 1nw. It wu .,_ l!:llu • Leta IT'S THE. for two weeks 1tart1n1 JtlllO 12. and Mrs. C.rl Dunham, local. deoided to bave I ffymn 8Jns In ONLY ONE All children of the areo are we� were Sonday guest., of Mr. . and tho near future .t tho diurch. Mi, , Mr. and Mr,. Toon Hesson of THAT'S M r■. Jolui Dunham and f11mily. Bonn ie Duncan will be in charge. ColumbUI .t& 1ted Mr. and Mr■. l"Ome. WAAMMr. and Mn. Lllvem Jordan Mr, end Mrs, Glen Erwin and Games were ployed end ...- Walter B1111, end family recently. Mrs. Howkd Rayburn of Point and children and Mn. Faye Jor• children, Marysvillt, 1pmt Thur• with Dora V an Meter and Mrs. Route vis�ted M rs. Lloyd , Pleasant Delicious ize&. n her in with rne re day ud parents, Mr. 4an we in C,olumbua on Sunday Ca r w ni g pr Sonday. W where they vtsttad Mr. and Mro. Mn. Dale Dye. refre,itmentl .,.,. aened to tho llllanu Mrs. r Mr. eter and Kep and INE ALLEY Eddie Jordan end sons. na P following, llabelle Brnwn, Emma Mr. and Mn, loaae Lewla and GASOL "" artford, and son, ChesMr. M�. H Mr. and Mn. Earl Starkey al• ;;,ii;"Y.:-:'"'."':""�, adll.ut.oor lkld iii �i";ca t\18t5;'\��iaav;iiej:I/OU Rickard, Dora v an Meter, Mn. Dana , Mr. and Mro. FreJ L,wla !ended tho 1naurance Company 1,r Baumgardner end family . Co- Punt ill, ne.is1 Le the Lest l' him e camr Oh• alled Mr. and give Mn. tQ on ¥< Mo� c I ! l wonderfu Lyo M 1 � .... " � I director, meeting on Saturday in shocton. and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin l IIJOUid VOii knew ";j red ,. __ Hav e n Sunday linger at eveNew �• d ' kl e ma e --,,le uncan. l er, ju,t · !lid . C.lwnbue and visited his mother, Dye, Rebecca, Thnd and Lisa, 10n, Lucille Harrlson, Almo John- rung. today, i Mrs. Mary St&rby, and lliller, were Sonday 1ueot1 at the Dale Laurene w RIiey, Lo - Mr,. Jame, Cunningham. Jim• 1011, Mlkl.-.d to be ' Mrs. Earl Jewell. The Starkey, Dye home, Hanlon, � Gt.or� and Denile, Mra. Stan- marrhad Mn. Young, is va 0 ,ue . were IC(.'Offlpanied home by their Robert Bishop, manager of the Mat< re H enry, Frieda H • n r y. fey C.Uey, J. c. . Rusty, and Ton­ Ohio Ellperiment $outheoolern ml Willman Roy Mn. do\qlhl■<', • Ju,11,. June B�, Mr■. ia of New Haven vlllled Mr, and e grondd■UJhh!r, Joy. of Jlerrllon• Fann, ii In Mt. st, Maiy , H.. Ir ne Dinah Riddle and EUrel Riddle of Mra. Dana Lewis Sunday evening, of M i New Haven. Lulu Russell na Lewil Randy Lee a n d Williams Lila Ohio. Mldaleport, ..�IMIY n lgbt • ere Sat..... G ory Nell w and the bostesaea Clara and Hel• rq Col• Louise AMa --- -- 1 gue■ta of Mn, 1 ----pllal, Nelsonville, where be ,;..ier, ley IUld family al New Haven. went an appendeelomy . Monday. Mr, aod Mro Jim llennett, Mr■ Sm Donald othith ml ml son May Wwnsley. Mn. P•tty A Uena2J. Htfh DOWll' ·-· . l NANC: Y (rnuo, ) , er riead! of tho Carl Greenlee, 1. y._ : 1. J,lemortal ,m.J Mr. v11lted family and worth , 22 Touch Day ttVflDt .. aJmon family viliated the Experiment I. Alme i1011 )\ .S. c.n■t- 2t, EmpoFann on Sunday and checked the Mr,. Melvin Roach, West ., .. ,, ,.,. . ..,n,,_ 9. � tlon _ riwn 1 CAT CH THE M D I D YOL/� 8UY ttle experlntenta lhere. Sunday lumbla, ca . H•w•I• I'/. cwt •. _ • 10. VprillnC I (. EIEF'ORE THE Y A 8UTTE"R l" LY WHERE Jan. S T��T N G"' ,.Value(! (� 1 11. A vead l'&rlud CA N FLY HAVE 12, Qn.1 ot 11 ◄ 6. fortify NET ? B UTT ER FLY � e. ltlvor (Ip.) 18, Wate,H. KUllo YOU COLLECTION 11w ,• .!!(>te BEEN, place■ IAnJIIOAf � 1,u Newt J,I• .-.bl!l'I · I, Lljta &u•� Ill. Occur NANCY V IL Lump ol Sip OD 1, 30 Platter Party Mr. WU. as. Muale 11- Barklnr Ml1!L llama � ...._ News S,25 Mel ,1,ao Show Prtco gtoup dog, honk• ,!I. Jmp�oll IT. J',,oQ1c 1,30 Platte, Party lnghorn,eta. fl. Perlllt 1· 15 Counlr)' Top 'Na Nu! 1.. ,i,.n,e • l:f5 New■ Roundup Indian 42. oC Btut a;_ U, l)osradM 1(1. Drown■ 6,30 Farm l'ilna weJ&'ht 1:00 Pl,.tte,- P,rty wind ov.t:. u • a,. A. aetttnc 1 J 1, 15 Country Top Ten . 4f. Remnant M. Dag■ out IOUQd ► 8:30 Sip Off 1,33 country Top ,,... IIUNDAY 7:00 Bneltfast Palty llff, illUI 7,11 Sip On 7:25 Exlm<'lld lber 7:30 Eu)' ..-1111 BJ CHESTER GOULD moutbo 7:31 BNlktasl Palt)' Cbapll S!mday l:llS 'lbll Wtl'ld 11>11 llornln4 1:2& Social Security Show IN..., 1:30 Tb. Churd! of Ibo we ,k 1,30 Bnulul Plllf 9,00 Manh•tten M 'odi& l:S5 11:30 'Ille &todey Show 9:30 Broaklast Party 11:fl WubJna!oa Report, to ihe 10:tlll llotomtde People 11:00 lldlGa'e Top Ten IMI. Llkol!' 12: NOGft Neva 17. ­ 11,30 Siar Salui. 15 Tht Searcb 12, 00 •• Part:GC � 12:00 Noon Nen Artny Row"ID ... "" 12· 1S Manhatten Meldtll., Sundo)' f!bo..,.... tO. Po...... ... ti,30 Plaiter Porty New1 llouodup 15 1, ) : (.u.L tt.wa,. top t,25 NSunday Sho� Cul 00 Slgn Off ...... r..■ 1:30 P1- Party • 1 1:30 Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport , urpenter o., Aprll 29, Oifton Items Of Interest social N t 0 CS "':.:::::· ~•· - _, - ~•· �r:i��lJtf��!\1' -...,...� ' ·-� r�:::�=z:::;:;:::;:=:::-:�-:-:;::�-��:----_;_____ff SMllM ! II ,.�- n;: � :, ~ = = l>u. -I Ki" �uilders Supply Co. TELEPHOH I WY 2-374' DAY 011 EVENINt' ROUTI I � IRADBURY itOAD MIDDLll'ORT, OHIO • . i.. - - -1f -.. • . -'. Sund:Y·� --�--.!==-.-: · Judvj;,j;i;� t:;:i::=:;:::.=::::::::;:;-7 y,;; S:, ;• ug � ' .. DAI LY CRO SSW ORD .. # .. ""' . ... Co-: .-----�------. r-"-------.■ �-----------,--------,_,...=,-., WMPO Radio ,,. 1'-• -··--� ... =r­ n.•- · a.Rooteot w.. - ,,a Nm ao.W:: . -- - (<¥tJ.) : IT,l'f.. tt. O.:ltrlr �,or Cf. Co\'&l'I WIIII OTI: - R•..,•• how to work lt1 .»iULt CB!P.l'OQV .l. A X R .1. lt 'I D L L L O W 1111 L O N O F � talt!r 11.mpt, IWl.da for 111other. In thi.9 aamp1e A. I■ ulll! for � tbrN L'a, X for tbt two 0'1, ttc:, Bln,i, letttra. apo.. ■114 tonn1.Uon or the wot'di ari all b1DU. trophlw. Ute 11:od, 4q llto ..., loUon uo dllferont. l lfllith A CfJPtnfr&n1 Quotelloa w•a•q w BHTQm o w o ■ - .1. a » q v. -, ,, . ,• �--� , • "'' • �· .. , ,' ! •11 · '" ', • " o -r ir: i a •1 , I" ; : •. ·, I . w OP NQ ,�;: W J E H RADIO "ti:sa· Waner Moeller � 1:111 Sip On 12:00 Local News Clock ,,oo 12,05 Noon Non 7:45 Tho Lllelmo 12: 10 'Ohio New, 1,00 Ohio Valley N01fo 12: II w, VL Fann Feature l,OI Ohio New• 12:to Bulletin Board 1, 10 Sport, TIida)' 12:25 New1 O Gram1 8: 15 World New, 12:30 Bill Femll Sbow I B , 20 Muaiell Clock 8:55 Local Non 13:55 World N•WI i,oo BIii F...,.U Show 1,00 Mullcal Clock s:30 Army Tinto 0,30 Sona 1, Story Time t: 00 Dildnl With Doll I, 45 Showen al Bloulnl t::itl llal1lq Home 10,00 High Sdtnol Hit Porade 1:00 Satunlay Non SUmma1')' 10!55 World New I: 11 MUllcale 11:00 Illgb School Hit p.,._ _ , _1,00 _ _ Boulttard U:111 �lhll'ff: lletlff . � , : · ;. ". ·· -t:a>:Slp- OI I 11:-li''ll'orld·NWJ� . . . . . . . ■, SAM LIFF - f9 l l<OPl -E 'ID -•� , THE FAVOR, 111.IIY, 1:J:.+..\'I., M<l'/11 'llOU WILL -EQl,'f, CURLY ": � �AN TII.L : CLOUT AND HIS TWO COM?JQNIOHW. OION'T GEEM' "1t> CUE58 "THERE COULD � MORE iMAM ONE MAN ON � CK p Ci'RAVl!L """"' ...... """' ALL THREE AQ& �11..L ON THE" CRITICAL LIQT ,:n­ ALf THE 1--4 BUT THOSE MEN V,1/.C �V t<ILLEO THEM! "THEV'Sle l.l.t::U T1NG RIQHT OUTfilDE OUR OSACE ll§11; ! ABBIE AND SLATS • Plumbing Supplies ' • Heating ancl Cooling Equipment I D I ET M AS T E R 1 1 5 I, 2nd • • ly OIOIIGI WONDER WINNIE WINKLI .SO'THA� 11-lE ASTOR'/, Sl'1'D1E. WHEN L!TA':3 F THE R _. /i:.-::C O!WEr.?ED HE!< TO QUIT SCHOOL 1VIO MONTHS BEFORE GR'ADUATION I I HAD TO DO 50ME1WN6 I .,,.,,...-m,�·,,.,•,:·, ..... . �.. .. ... ___ y S8ntt�l, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. , April�._1961 . - . Boys, Girls 4-H Club Met At School House 1 Around And •orchios in MacnJight' Was Used 1 About 'As Setting At Jr.-Sr� Pr«n, Dinner I Middlef)Orl : II � "Orc'.1icis in the r,loonlight " Friday eve ni ng at 1111u Leno..;. 00., lef t this , the Milldlepon H igh School as the ann ual u or- e -.- . - . . , By Mrs. Zundel Thursday At Home Presented To Mr■. Ralph C. Zundel, -.l■ted the llopl al achoo!. by her mother. Mn. Daily JM- S..eral project, went dlscllued. Mrs • H • Logan • 1• per. entertained the one Won One II Wll decided to have a 8laoley A hoolel)II 11/1 •II r clau of tho Pomeroy First Baptist party ii June. II - ..-inceed lo Mrs. llnard Loi• "'- .. Church Thursday evening al that the auoclatlon offlttrw Bl-llonthly C.nasi, club m • I hw .._, I would be Installed at RID Grande Thursday their home on Mulberry Ave. The meeting, in charge of Mrs. on May 4. It was decided to can• Condor st. Winners 1w the "ertmC Lorain Slerrelt, president, opened eel tho May rneellng. Mn. Lopa, Mr,. Eu�OIII Trip! with lhe singing ol the ciaos song, De t' taken from P8Blm 24 l,o leU , Mrs. John Be, ver and llt& -U"He Keeps Me Singing" an d pray• w re Mrs. W1 Ul� W8 n Y Sidney Spencer . Mn. \.'h ar1M IUf. er by Mrs Sterrett. The teachers : The 1...eg w o 1 read a • fie received .an 111niver!81'7 thought · "The Fanner Bee Chris• end o"1'°the Dogwpoe . Prayer by f ood�· n�. tlan." was given by Mrs. J h . H Mrs. SIephenson coneI uded the rom er ""P'nl pal. ,__. Slephenson. ments we b1 the � re meeting after which 11me1 were . . lo tho,e named above and 111'1. · the bus1 ess .,ssion two played under the dtrechoo Durmg of . · . d .. Ri hard Flnlaw, M communlcat )Ons were rea d by Mrs V ictor Youn ! rt. Donal 111W' <: and pri es g Mrs. Stephenson from the Korean awa�ded to Mr.s. Sterrett and Mrs. Kenzie and Mrs . Albert Martin. girl thanking the class for thelr Paul Cross. help and lelling how lhe money , BIRTH ANNOUNt'JD they sent was used. She also told A dessert course was served by Mr. and M rs. Larry Dllebfr of her accident when she fell down the hostesses to the above named ( Nancy Thomson) of. SyrlCUII and Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Mrs. Ray are announcing the birth of lllelr Mr Le • Se idenabe�· Family Dinner Wm son. Lawrence Maynard Dilcher, � M rs A1. rt 5m,;h , rs. Jr., born April 19• 11111· He II G 1ven . 0n Satur Couc h, Mrs. J . E . F••ter, M rs. . (' . I A family dinner was heJd Sat- Harry Bailey. Mrs. Aten Shain, thelI' irst child Gr■nd�II urday, April 22 at the R. E. Hite Mrs. Howard Stewart, Mrs. Dale are Mr. an� Mrs. L■wrmce U. residence In Langs\l iUe celebrat- Wippel. Mr!! . Walter Wolfe, Mrs. cher, Downmgton, and Kn. Ro., ing the birthday of their daugh- Winifred Stiles, Mrs. Joseph Coo k ella Thomson, Syracuae, G!Ml­ grandpsrents an, Mrs. An!>I llucl­ ler, Audis, and the wedding anni• aad Mrs. Elmer Wickham. son, Mr. � Mn. Lon· P e r r J, versary of their son and daughse for the June meetin Hostes s g ter- In - law. Mr. and Mrs. J o h n will he Mrs. Etmer Wickham and l Mr . Ead Dilcher, and Ill'. Furl Wakely. C. Hite. Mn. V ictor Ymmg. Tho H a rr iso nville GU'is a n d . J m S nlor morning for a -v i.lH In l'oslol"la Boy, t-H Club me, in joint ,... . Banquet illld Prom .was h.eld begmmng with the dinner with her sister and brother-in-law ,ion Moodoy everung . April 21. :served by the Jun1cr mo_tliers. Quarte r gold colored and Mrs. Charleo �Daniel. at Uie school building. Tho meet · moons trimmed ·with orcluds were used o n . the dm ner Mr. Mr. McDaniel 1., a son oI a form- Ing wu called to onler by Boys taolll& with ca,idl�s. The nul cups also earned out the er minister of Heath Methodist President Thomas Hysell a n a - theme of the •eve n, mg an,i favors of the event were m m - , . . • 11 c·urcb , p-..ge1 ,_, were given in un l80Jl ,:o 1 .... lature chma f1gurme coup,.,s. I . . Mr. and Mrs. John V r0111811 and Uie Amer ican flag, tho 4-H na,, . For the prom , the guesl.i entc1 . I Mann mg B_a umg ardner . Eric I son of Columbus arrl\led Friday and 'lbe Lord's Preyer w,s al;, ed lile dance floor ever a small Chambers. M1ke Shafer. Gary I evening for the weekend with Mr. nd given in unlaon by the 2 1 boys lighted bridge oi.:E"r t�e angel hair Ault and Js.t·k Custer· presented a nd M · John C Vroman a 1 and 21 a• "'rla with 7 a-�-ts· · • • " itresm of water which was out- song an d dancc routme lo . "Motu. ot" uer relat·,ves. . e m 1 re I th en s an onr t d " d "O 11·d er-in-Law r�ks. white o w1n1 A -lfl and d lined cen a VllOn meet· M rs. Char1es ••• oeuneti , locaI . , J. 1n; g of thP floor 8 lar�e glillered moon I Moonlight" an instrumenta I num- and ···-• , Wllel ,. for the 1.,"WtKU Mn. Elb.abelh Lear of Gal- m waa di·al l..eet'y Clarence M,rs. y b_ ber which tl"('llis white the c,yer bo hung at announ trip and camp were c­ members of Mary lipolls, both Fa tht' piano . rell Shuler on the orchid� , �dth r "'"as wverc-d I Shrine, White Shrine of Jeru&a.lem ed . Further di�sslon of pot.at � A white iron bench rompleted I1 bongos and Sandra Brewin gton on plan to leave tomorrow for Chica- chip and tracto . seat saJes was this setting. Other dr:--coralions in- lhe m?i·occos. - held with a U sale:11 to be given . I gorewhere tliey ne will attend the Su t.o the advlsort by Saturday. duded water fountai ns which pro- I . M usic for the danc1�g was fur- p me Shri . duced crchids instead of water and mshed b y the Collegtilintl from Mn. France• &arhe and grand- 'I'M boy■ went to their ....,11,,, ,, - •f.:i"'i;' Iii •rvec:1 meeting the eleveted band stand was back· Albens. . son, Kit Neal. plan to visit in room and the girl, continued with . ed with a large plaque inscribed Committees for tile affair were Beverly this Sunday with Mr. and their meeting wifh Deborah Sheet.a Junior and Senior. "Prom 1961 " as fol�ows � �abl• - NJ�ry Swan- Mrs. Leroy Webster <Emma Jean president, in charge. Following was inscribed tn orchids at the �n. £velyn Jibbons, Mary Fraz. Neal> and family. The birthday of the busineu 1e0ion the loavett . other end of the hall and blinking I ier and Shsro,, lngf'ls Mrs . Bearhs will be cel ebrated of bread cookie- and baked ruslights outlined lbe drop. Theme - Bever!� Perrin, Wan- with a family dinner. l tarda .,;re judged . , Mr Frank Eschleman was the da Lightfoot . Susie Allensworth. I Mr. and Mrs. Fif'lding Hawkin• :re Hostess Gilt I One-Won-One Class Entertained 'i�':; = day toasbnasler for the baoquet and Don Rousk • nd Wesley G ilkey. I ol Belle. w . Va., here for t he Patricia Jordan broughl dough Corch r Barbara Jones. s O l' � l a a we co l me w s given by weekend with thel daughter ; M r. ready for the rl�nstrat10n of t he Junior P atShuler. W l Farrell en 1tson, e , and M.rs. Charles Vroman .and I kneading and ab.apmg a •• of Sharon Plrkens. president of the e anna ty wery, Ga y Ault r , T bread. , son, Mark, and other relatives. Lo Ruby Halliday demon• x Junior Clu.1. Responding for the .l'LO WER -PRINTED ■Ilk ln I Mrs. Edgar Tuckerman returned stratecl the method uRd to shrink ·· s.n ,· ors was class president Wil- Wh ite_ and Sandra Brewingt_on Those pfesent were their grand­ aubtlf! .nuancea of lll&c and Prmte an ea e d &-J M Program rn to her home in A t h e n s 1J1Bterial. Girls are lo bring pat• tn.rquola l lam Stobart. Ml'I. DIiie Baker and son mother, la ■imply c ut in a . ley, Alice Milliron, John Manley, for the weekend after spending a tema and material to the next wrap -around dreu that tu- Osburn B a k e r from Indiana, Tt1e Cla.u Prophecy WdS given Ronnie Manley, Jack Custer , Jer• wee k with her motlier. Mn. W. meeting to pin and alter lf nee• teu tn back with a half belt Jaml>s Hi te of Canton, Mr. and and Butcher by Judy Sauer, Judy ry Bolyard and Ellis Clonch. . uhling who is recuperatinJ 1t euary befo e cutting. ot th• matertal. It i• from Mrs. Leroy Hite of Pomeroy, Lorr Karen 'dcF.lh lnny and lhe Class Prngram - Cinda Mo, rlil, Sar H J - Meig• General Hospital from ,ur. · 1 ls ll A gir In trltlon r t Molllo Parnlo' 9prln1 coll«• etta Hite, Carton Hite a nd Mr. I Will by Rosetta Richor<b and ab Hannigan, Eric Chambers, ge ry. and Mn. R. E. Hlte. hring yeat :;, for •ju�gi ng�, I tion. Christine Cools. Pete W alburn and Mike Shafer. . Among those who were In Bel- th . se the or Mie Shafer w as MC f snacking packing l'> �--- �Decorative - Dennis Saelens , pre Thursday evening to attend � . � � �� Prom pro�:•"' whic h �,. uded a Manning Baumgardner, Charlene the OES inspection were Mrs. bring pped <00 ,... MITCHELL JOINS BUFFS , vocal tr,o Deep Purpl� by Bev- Davis, Helen Taylor, James Reed, Norman Humphrey,, Mrs. Jame, COLUMBUS, OHIO IUPl >-The Followin g the recreation pererly Perrin. Barbar> .. one,. and Mike Little and Carol Jacobs. Pullen, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis and lod refreshment• were oerved b, Columbus Jets of the InternationWile�� : a monologue Assistin the decorating com· g �oleen . . Jame!! Clatworthy of Evan- Joy Waggoner, Catherine and BarMrs al League hen .ent outfielder SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 • Spring Dane:' by Enc Cha��rs millee were John Stephenson, LarChapter and Mr. and Mra. bara Col\erlll. geline the Hou•lo• Hank Mitchell 14 and ■ solo. 'Lavender Blue by ry Blaney, Danny Bryan, Everell Alfred Crow , Mr. and Mra. C. F. Th . B u lls of the American Aasoci• 1lnued e _ bu eii r.iiii= dn rii : nin8 Baii um ga J,!an ii ii Michael, Tim L ittle, Danny Litle Tompkin• and Mrs. Gerald ine Dell e bo:• oonm th u,t The Middleport WCTU met Fr i• tion. Mitchell wu expected to ! wit Tho a �ii�iiii ;;;;;; -,I and David Searl>. U , pre- day evening at the home of Mrs. jo Young of Pomeroy. � in Houaton in Omaha this w"'k• I ldln Eight _ new ___ ___ The Junior class wa• ..,1sed MEIGS THEATRE " were Harry Houdashelt on Grant Slreet. end. They selected their pre · in the arrangements by their racPomeroy, Ohio The meeting WU opened with ulty advi sor,. Mrs. Mildred Bai,. TONIGHT prayer by the hoste,a and lb< ley and Mn. Emily Sprague. FOIIowing lhe discuillon and "THI 3 WORLDS Mr, . Carroll Swanson and Mn. sing ing of the tymn, "What a OF GULLIVER" Hll811fflent'II of project, for th • Friend We Ha,e In Jesus, ' b •, Ethel Lowery were oo-<halnnen of ' y D l r Vlrgll Althe group wllh Mra. l!lanche HapMorrow the dinner and Mrs. Dwight WalKerwin �:� � 8d ua dem-- tonataU a111 accompanlat. M lace was chairman of the aerv- Ml - also r s. White Sae Seil 1 11 e•l t t ro r parl "RIDE LONESOME" Ing. Serving the banquet were ;:, e � wu g;...t of ::.:.:,/ pe iamentary Grace Hysell hod charge of th• Whl bar (Technicolor) these giris, Carolyn R ussell, Cardevotional period and used scriphonor at I party Wednead oy al- Following th recreation With Randolp h Scolt r- lure from the book of Phllllpian, . olyn Searl,. Sarah Bechtle, Jeanne pe • lun Jod of Iernoon IollowInI 8 meelln• and Karen Steele • , nfrea enta weN enjoyed Bowles Judy Overturf Janet BaBrownle Troop M5 In observance wllh the glrla club. SUN., MON. ond TUES. During the business meeling ker. B�lty Jo Boyleo, Neda BradAPRIL :JO, MAY 1-2 of her lotb birthday. d conducted by the president, Mn. on omao e Shar r McC r Dian ______ "HILL TO ETERNITY" The lrownlH met at the home son , Clarence McNeal, a report of the Jeffrey Hunter, Vic Damone ;ea�ger and Carolyn N ichol . o , ir Dan _White Mn. e , llador th l Sen ■ and J the nior u m. Youth Temperance Education pro• a. Al 2 a I inued work on their flag ee cont and s b h l the to returned , : ; and ;;:: ior gram presented la,t week ,t �:1;\:i; project. and Richard Eyer school for breakfast. MIIS WU heard and the aroup', ea Following lhe meet ing M r 1· Ariml11lon; 80c a nd 30c --'-----pro ject of helping a needy lamWhite, aullted by Mrs. Willard lly In the county Wal also discuss• Boy•r. 111lltant leader, oerved a INI · The Rock Spring, B e;t t e r decorated birthday cake and Ice aS allh cl u b held lt1 final meet. The article "Junior Achieve cream In honor of her daughter. He ng Favor, were amall boxeo In I.be I of lhe year Wednesday after- menl" from tho Reader' • Dige,t n The Plclu,. Llst■d Flnt shape ol a cake, filled with can- oon al the home of Mrs. Amos wao read by M i,s Einma MatThe Riverview Garden C I u b Leonard . 11 Shown At Du1k On thews. dy. held Jta April meeting at t b e l.ach Pr09r1rn. Present were Phyllll BIuewICZ Plana were made lo allend U,e Round robin card, were wrl• home o f Mrs. Lawrence Roae. Brenda Boyer, Pally Atb' Dona di · •tr ct I meeting TONIGHT 14 he held Thur,- ten to Miss Sally Ml!Corm)ck, In The business meeting waa ,\udle M urphy, Felcla Farr charge or the pre,ident, Mro Wise °"'°thY N til g and day In McArth ur, All buslneu for Mrs. Jes, Shumaker and Mrs. . hono;...i guesl. "1:, :e even:" g, the year wu Stephen McNally completed. The next Edward French, memben reportRo,o NHILL IINT FOR Bar a', a dpare , Mr. Ei�hteen member, answered ed lo be IU. After the close of the .: her aun meeting will be In September. '"':i LIATHIR" PAINT Mn. · E. ;:per "Safety and Heallh" the topic meeting refreshments 'f the roll call which wa1 an ex(Cfnemaocope and Color) -. aerv­ rt . o for lhe afternoon wor g Miu Elal• H Wide t111or NDP In ID­ wu dlacus,ed ed by Mra. Houdaahell who was - also ctmnge of oeed, There were alSIDING IIOOPING � en y:.i :;"i:,.ay lte• an the Wh tulor ti,d exterior ,.int. by lhe lfOUp. Attendln1 were Mn. aulaled bY M ;. l■abel Wlnebr Walter Reed, Ziva Rodam WO-Od, ·11be1to1 or alum� Jloll, col'l'llflaled or shin­ 80 rour vlsilo,_- pre,enl. Mr■· enn Top·qualllJ, Interior paint jo sarbera op- Henry Well, Mr, cake and Ice cream. "MACUMIA LOVE" .num. Good buyo In el!Ch, • • W• A. Morgan, ner, Mlu M at1hew,, Mrs. Hyseu , Jsme, Tltu, or R utland gave a gles, Good selection. A• u low • ---· ened her g U11 durIng the evenIng. Mra. George Skinner, (In Eastman Color) Bevel wood 1idl1111 as low Mrs. WU- Mrs. Beulah White and M r ,. demonstration on flower arran�• 1htn1lll II low u phalt ALSO CA(\TOON ,Bl - - - •m Grueoer, Mrs. Charle, Goeg- Pearl Hollman 14 the memhe ing. Mrs. Relbel of Middleport :·, � $4.41 - 50 ... .ft. 14c .... It , tun.-Mon, April 3o-Mor I In, Mro. Leo Smllll and M " Ind Mn. A, ft. Cox who Wal 0 gave an lnlere,t lng tallt on horl� · Brian Keith and .. ' Leon•rd· culture. auest. Beverly Garland ln Dellcloua refreshment, were 'CHICAGO CONFIDINTIAL' I - aleo ,erved by Mrs. Roso, Mrs. Dan■ t C O 11 D y S annual Maoon A WONDERFUL PICTURE, Van Meter and Mn. Ema,t Ruth. The r.11'111 mea i <iilid )' ' " 1 ctl t Wo A VERY GOOD STORY, IT ·· Q nl• l!i NOT AN ICE SHOW will be held WedSpllnl Luncheon MEETING CANCELLJJ:D Thu a evening n MUSICAL! Dtlday, Ml1 s. Thi, event wlU Conne 'In ancl - aur •- ollopl,r .,, d 1' member, of Andel'IOII and Sabra MOJTison. The meeting of l!!e Pomeroy be the Ohio Ell Edna Ferber's fine weaod. venNr, a n d comlf(illta. Phi Chapter ec and the The program wu cloltd will, MitO R nducted In Garden Club •chodu led for Mon"ICI PALACI" 1(1 Gamma Mu Chapter, Bell SIJ- lhe 1lnglng of lhe pledge 1011g by pan1llnt. Special low prieu, Phllllplne Center, Muon. (Te<hnlcolor) S day afternoon, hu been cancell- rea:nal Mahollnr •• low •• ---klnl. Cha lelton ma Phl Sorority, celebr11ed their the pledgea of Ohio Ett Phi after r amuel J H• Rlehord Burton, Robert Ryan ed. The June meet lbg will Founder ·• b Day be Pro with a anquet at which both groups joined for the am Cons�tan! for Health Carolyn Jone ■ 1 9c sq. ft. held at the Ohio Fuel Gu olflce, lhe Sportsman Reotaur■nt In Alb- cloalng ritual. DeONE OF THE BEST lz ati.., Weot Vlr lnla M.: h Middleport, for a demonstrall<m lh ons. The Bole Sigma Phi Oraca Four membero ol the Ohio Eta SHOWS OF THE YEAR w be e preceding partment of HeaU by Betty Newton. lhe dinner waa given bY Phi chapter were given lhe Ex­ ' '" toPlO w Ill be gueat ope.aker. H'.. Sue Jeffera. ampw- Degree by the Exampfar "Family Delenoe and Survival Seven membera of the Ohio Ela Chapter, XI Gamma Mu wllh Mr■. The "'J'lc, related 14 civil defense Phi Chapter were •lio given their Kennedy '\-eading lhe rllual. ii the program ■treued In M ..., Rllual of Jewel, ceremony and Those membera weN Phyllis County 1h11 year. preoented wllh pinl llplflcant ol Knopp, Louise Zirkle, Carol Bach­ Tht program will beam with the completion of '"' monlhs of tel and Reva Vaughan . l'Oflotratlon at 10:00 a.m. a n d lralnln1 In Beta Sllffll Pbl. Other members of the Exemplar wlll be li>Uowwd wllh lht buah Tht rllual wu afven by Ibo ao- chapte r altendin8 the banquet TILll('&all PLYWOOD neN meetfn1. Tho hmchton ol II rarity prealdent, Belly Fults. and program were Norma AJN­ JUii rltlltl 7 Eal . Pledges receMn1 their pinl were bary, Jean Blazew noon WIii be ...-,ad by the W• Ideal !or ln.ltcbeno, utility Interior a n d exterior lco, Charlolle for ·llilehen, bath or utll, room, or workahops. Spe­ hlma � 8-ta't, . Mr, Hawk• Donna Wlhan, Dorothy Ambeqer, Colla, Sarah Gibbo, C)frke typea. All 1tandard PQ-11, 117 room. .MA111 colon. Al clll low prlcea. A■ low 11 Ina will 11J11ak durln& the afitr-. ileUY Saunden , Mary Carolyn Krautter, Roberta ' X 8' POIIOI U low M -4 low 11 ·- --· O'Brien, Lou­ Wiley, Barbara Rlgga, Linda Wal• ill Thompson noon _..,_ l ie ..., ft. 4lo ... ft. p,:16 and Helen Attlnl. Cha The plannlnl eamml1let for 1h11 ■on and Ann Johnson, Others of Ohio Eta pter at- . event bu been lht Pocahontu Followin& the .U-r Pledgea WIN Shirley Beegle, An• Farm Women'• club. WIN welcomed by lht vice pres� Ille Olapman. Slit OMNt, Sa­ i: .. for upreuad • 91'fft deolN far lhl deul. Jeune Braun. Mary WU�• b Morrison ra , YVOIIIII Sollb', Sue All Your club DWDlwa to lltlnd and lo gave the Nlponae f rom tho pJolt. Seell&, Leo Seylor, April Smith, sea and -t>d Jo11111e Br lullcllng l'II 1111a Waoda, Janot lllule, brlna along a aueot. Doo­ 'J.'be publle II lnfllell lo Mtald who i- been their loacber for lhe na onet Materlal N... and Loil Alm Roaen­ J the afterDDOD· - lo bau llr. put l'x llllllllh'- With a llft In be- baum. bllf of the p•edaea. Hawklna IPMk- • A mennp Imm Walter Rola, founder of the IOIWitJ WU read l,y Nellie Brown allor wlllch Reva YOU'VI SEIN IT ON "THI PlllCI II RIGHT" NIC TELEVISION SHOW I INJQP V ........ lod the II the lllddllpcrt, OhlO FiUlldor'1 o.■, Pladp. NOW tHOWfNO 8ponaon of both p,,upo wore '11N01!1 TIN PLAGSH ho,..,ed with Lucy Amlbary 1lv­ Wltb :Vu Bellin lq a tribute 14 Mrs. A. R. Knlpt 1111d CharlN LauahlAln qi the Ohio. Itta Phi Sorority •nd loo, can your lcmdNI tl•+I •· - .ind Jaye. K.....,jy, a tribute to !1111 c� e JERRY LEW18 In thro119b p)ann'Kl INffllllJ ID dilaj l:dl■on Hob,tetter of Xl Gamma "CINDlltP LLA.. Mu Ouipter. ) (Tocllnleolor) Phyllla Mullen gava the !NIM! Ed W)'Dn, Judith A!ldereon We Pay 3% lnt-t On Your Saving■ a<tl vltleo at Ibo Xl Gamma Qiap­ Alaa Ca- Clflllfll lar and the pall pmklenta wera A1' . DAY.. 1'aiored bY Pearl Welbr. I ,.. .,�TLY1!,� I, \ ,.._ --. ■-- ND THI . · · · 'l.'be aetlvltllo of Ohio Eta Phi PL.AO, 10Y11• au,pter ._ reviefflld by Shlri.,. Wltb falll N� 1111d their put pmldeat ud J- Wciodllard WN bono.ed bi Betty Boil d N¥11•er ......... •-"'• Syshm 11n. KeDnecb', prt11i11nt ti XI 'NUii 41 I M lfu. Qiaplor 111d ...... •"•Rt - =-I ,_d11al D { 11t lnsun- C■ rpDNlllft Yw' by • ebop. ."Oirl of WIiia ltobert O!rll � 1M Mn. l!Nm wbe - PQIIIROY, OHIO and DarlmM �DI ,•• -4. • "Olrl of YNr'' ,_ ""'" the , Alw l l .... .... �, �.,.._ ..;, ...,_"""' , ..;,· · ___.,&1a Jlbl -· '---' Jlay I ' I ELBERFELDS -:d = r Gue w• st OI Honor �:i�;!��r:' E n d o f t h e Mo n t CLEA RA NCE SALE Report Given On Temperance Youth Program ELBERFELDS in POMEROY ""-" :...i.:· • ...... M,ss Wh',te Was ,th wown,es " - ::!i Fina/ M t1ng ' Of, y r Held By Health Club Home 01 Mrs. ROSe W Scene o, Club Meeting SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 19'1 SATIJRIJA Y 1: 00 1:• 2:00 While llall<r Muafcal J ,,... Sheen■ al the J...,le 2:30 B111baD gw 5:00 Caplaln Gallanl TV MOVIE ·GUIDE TAICE ADVANTAGE 016 OUR SPECIAL SPRING PRICES Spr,'ng Luncheon Date Announced BY Et p,1. Chapter QI SorOrlty •· tbe u· ·a •• 1r1a , PA N B' L-I N O .. ¥ . 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