http://66.213.69.5/files/original/30d9024fcbda99e9e4d0c388b3f6c7e3.pdf 6c46e1a07290478864ed77b9ef1febc8 PDF Text Text .' MEETING Gr""l• haD on March a at. A saclr: lrmch lco~ milk be ~ will be the topic /,' 10 o.m. to S p.m., rponsored fumlabed) ~ • meeting at Rock Sprlnp b_Y_the_~ Form B~ll. t. _ _ __ :!.;: Afternoon Circle Plans Rummage 'fd'mgm ' AP"1'/ SaleinUptowtJBw Plans were made for a rum· rrum for the Ale !lhldl wlll be 1 t Baby Shower lsGivenfar Mrs. Grover PEOPLE LIKE TO BUY CARS FOR LESS ••• WITH OUR HELP! mage . :.= ~..;~"" . . =~emoo~= m~ Mason Cl'rcles S d Planning tu Y Of New Nations . Methodist Women's Society Christian Service at 8 joint meeting at the church on Monday evening made plans for a Study Class on New Nallons. The first session is scheduled for April 4th at 7:30p.m. un der the direction of Mrs. Ray Prof- ! I fill. 1 One of the great advantages om:. bank auto loans offer is the money that they help you to sal'e on the over-all cost of a car.! Our low bank rates and clea·r statement of terms ( eliminatin!( any chance of extra cost~) can mean •avwq,s for Y?," · • · in purchasing your next or second car. The Circle members were remmded of the Huntington District WSCS Spring meeting to be held at the Johnson's Memorial Methodist Church In Huntlngton on Thursday, March 25. Registration will begin at 9:15 a m Nursery will be provided · · at the church lor pre-school ea: Choose your car and see us SOON! and Brent, M1ss Kay ' ~~tva~ ~ 1mc1 1M beDedlcllGa. Tile hGU IM, blrlhda WechJet. • 11ra. l!o!Dor eoot 1'~~:i. :':.. ~ w~ .... lDI aad ~ ':i Mia J'riiJda I' 1rom 111e Wayne Gl~ ·,.,...- lloll)f Mn. Klel l, s:'; I, ...... EqH+ II a .......... Your Savings Now Earn 4% Interest ~~* POMEROY *~NATIONAL BANK SWIVB. ROCKERS and T• y• RECUN.,,U.>' I;K~ II)' United Prell lllloruollollll Political, religious and civil rightll leaders renewed an anlfY call lor action today ln tho case of a white woman slain in civil rights wort In Alabama after four members of !be Ku Klllll Klan were arrested and charged with her murder. Demands were voiced for the arrest or impeachment ol Ala· llftlclals and police offi· cera. President Johnaon Clllled a news conference Friday e Your Cholco of Decorolor Colors eAII Choln "VInollo" VInyl el'ull Urelhono COII!mbus in June. They ve sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Feeney. BeiUIIIU Post, 128, American Legion in Middleport. Co•poniOl'ers this year are the Business and Professional Women's Club and the Catholic Women 's Club of Sacred Heart Church. Senior Band. She is being coConnie Cooke, daughter of sponsored by the Women 's Club Mrs. Jean Cooke and Kenneth of the Sacred Heart Church Cook,1 is Clh<lpon,sored by the Joyce Long, daughler of · Mr. Busin'lf" Women • Club. She and Ml'1. Lewis Long, is spon-• actl~e in sch~l and commu- sored by the Legion auxiliary, lty a!J~lrs. She •• a majorette She Is a member of the Midnd a member of the Middle- dleport Church of Christ and rt High School Ba.nd, the secretary of the Condyslrlpel'1 tn Club, Glee Club member at Veterans Memorial Hosptt• secr,tary, assl~nt editor a.. Her school activities Inof the school , paper, 'The Ac. elude the Latin Club Glee Club t~lly''. She I~ a member ol r•porl<!r for the Future Hom.: <frl Scout Troop 221 aod 8 makers of America, Intramural member of Heath Meth()dlst spnrts and plays clarinet in the q.ur¢1 (where she sings In the Senior' band. cljpir) and MYF (Methodist Edith Haptonstall the daugbYIIIIth Fellowahip), an officer ter of. Mr. and Mrs: 'Paul Hapof , the County Council MYF, tonstall, is sponsored by the aqt SOfV\'8 on the council for Legion auxiliary. She is a mem111 ifortar;nouth district. S h e her of the Spanish club, Latin . ,. ,I] . ,., ervl'l ·88 a t;\ln_dystriper Club, senior band, Glee Club. · at ••,~M ~emorb!I H~pltal. and ._plays intramural sports. y ·(\ar!de is Jhe daughter She is secretary of and active · of ,.,r, 8illl ~rs· l!:ugene Conde 'ir ·the Wktminltter Youth Felona ~I• a 'in!mbe. of the Sacred lowship of the First United Heatt Chlirch where she lings Presbyterian Church ol which in l~e senior choir. She belongs she is a member. She sings to ll)e Future Homemakers of In the senior choir, has stu. , EDITH HA,PTONSTALI. America. at MilS, Is a momber died plano with Mrs. A. R. of tlie Spanish Club and. plays Hecox for several years, and lhe clarinet ln the Middleport also is a Condystrlper· 'l 2 Pc. Suite . 119· SALELE$~~4::- 88.75 169·95 108· Name Officers Of Xi Gamma Mu In Election 50 . 2 Pc. Suite 2 Pc. Suite 199·00 279·95 184·00 179·00 259·95 ELBERFELDS DEPT. STORE- POMEROY;· ID I . I I' 199·00 299·95 188·40 2 Pc.. Suite 199·00 299·95 188·40 '1 1 1 2 Pc.. Suite Foam Cllshion 1\veed tl'abric . Early American Style ~Cushion Sofa - 229·95 148·00 159·~ i t WIIK • IMMIOIATI DILIVIRY \rs..ie..so..n...===;;;;;;;;;;;;==,I COMPARI DELIVIIIY I~ ------·I TONIGHT • SATURDAY v : If You Prefer The " FINEST" You Can Save $30 to $50 On Our ''FLEXSTEEL" Living Room Suites. We Just Received A Truckload. BAKER Furn_ it~re I ~-~'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~--~ ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . . .. -. . . . i· I ELVIS PRESLEY Ill I EJvi1 Presle~ Carolyn Jou•. 1 Vtc Morrow. "KIIiG CREOLI- TERMS: $10.00 or Less Per Month MORE FOR YOUR MONEY MEIGS THEATRE Dolotes Han. Deaa Jauer. feoturOIIo: A Mluo4 '•rtvne Cttlorc•Htton SUNOAY,MONDAY,TUI~ Morch U.29-llll "THI AMIRICANIZATIOII 0,. IMILYN Jame• Gtmer. Julle AodreWI .Jl· ~c~ol~• =•=•~·~h~ .......... ~~~! t;:~•· Ju. Col>lirn. .. .J . . . .w.... : ·' If you didn't know Ramblers now look ~ like, this, you simply haven't been looking ,,,.,, ·, '' ... ! .,.· r.~ '. chance to be In the same room with Mr. Wallace for five minutes." ·Jamea Farmer director of the of Racial Equality, slid, Mra. !Juzzo's death was "the re!IU!t of the achon ot Gov. Wallace and other of!lela'- who .have encouraged brulaUty and last ditch res!!'lance to the mandate of the American Constitution and all morality." ~ .... .~· . Points Out Need Farmer said the slaying "pnints out the need lor continuous fed eral presence" in AIabama. Michigan sta te Rep. David Holmes .rr , a Negro, called on the PreSident and Congress to take action in Alabama "even to the tune of 1mpeachi118 those in public office in that state if nec'essary." The Ep iscopal bishop of Washington, D. C. , the Rt. Rev. Wil· Ham F . Creighton said Col. AI- ' ' • . i .' "'' •· '. ' "(; - bert J . Lingo, head of the Alabama highway patrol. and Dallas County Sheriff Jim Clark "c-ertainly should be put under arresl." Michigan's two U.S. senators, Democrats Pat McNamara and Philip A. Hart telegraphed the President urging him "to use every means at your command to help bring to justice those who committed this crime." Reacts Sharply At Tuscaloosa, Ala., the lmperial wizard of the Ku Klux -~-------- ·- Kia na. Rebert Shelton, · sharply to Presidellt JIOIIII• remark that Klalllmen terrorists. " ~.t'l Shelton said the l'tell' was ''a damn liar.•• If the lour mOl) turned out to be Shelton said, "we going to come to " I don't approve of '!~~~~:~~~ he said, "but if she ofr.. w 1 had bee!> at home Willi fivt kidl, lhe lrOUldrr't> been caught Jn thlll CHARLESTON, WVa. (UPI) -Weal VIrginia recorded its second four-fatality traffic accident within 24 hours near here Fri· day night when four Duke University students on their waj> to a weekend holiday ln Ohio were killed ln a truck-car collision on the West Vtrglnla Turnpike. The victims, all of Ohio, escaped death momentarily when avoJding a coHlsion with one truck but their car went into a skid and crashed sidewaya into another rig. The del!d were Identified as the driver. William M. Ruggles, 20, of Columbus, aod passen gers Kristine J , Johnston. 18, Granvile, Ohlo, and Carol Joan Cranmer, 20. Zanesville, 0 h I o, and Linda Israel, 20, of Marietta, Ohio· Police said three of the victims were killed instantly while Miss Israel died at a Charleoton hospital. Ambulance attendants worked for more than an hour to lree ' one body front the wreckag•. Bire-:eruptetl awnentt later but was extinguished without injur- ies. The truck driver walked Iron the accident uninjured , Four pel'10ns were It Ill e d Thursday night when their compact auto smashed Into another vehicle near Bluefield. Frank Wilson 1~8.7 4 Pc. Curved Sectional band, AnlbODy, was heard to uy: "I wlah they'd give me the Four Ohioans Die in Crash On Turnpike Tllese four girls, all juniors at MHS, will represent Ml(Jdleport at the annual Buckeye Girls' State held in t ' SALE ENDS MARCH 31st lier, Wallace oaid : •·or cour,. I feel badly about anybody get· ling kUled. It's still safer on Highway 80 in Alabama lhan riding the subway Jn New York." "Mrs. Liuzza went to Alabama to serve the struggle for ju.olice," Johnson said. "She was mUrdered by the enemjes of justice, who lor decades have used the rope. the gun, the tar and the feathers to terrorize their neighbors. In Detroit, Mn. Liuzza's bus· { ai.7:h $1a?.go to . announce the arrests made by the FBI in the slaying of Mrs. VIola Gregg Liuzzo, 39, Detroit. She was the mother of five children. Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace said the slaying, which took place on U.S. 80 between Selma and Montgomery '!bursday night. was 'an outrageotl! crime" and "a cowardly aCt." He released the statement through a secretary. WaUace "Feel Badly" In a televised Interview ear- MHS Delegates Are Announced $~~·= 80 ' ~ ~lal ----------"-------.-----.~=--::...... __--...:.:....:...:.=.:c.==:..::..=_--.......::.:--.----;--- - - ---- Covorod Wllh Annual Legion Birthday Party • R • Held In acme speak~. 139· ent .. ne . I 95 at $64·QO ~.·.·:· ~ $144.~ 9]-50 e • Sale ! •79•50 BERKLINE CHAIRS 1 2 Pc. Suite • loJ'rld J'ar Boll .. wtdiilo. It lloelr Fom,Lc Mrs john A. Chattin present· t'tled "ReZipperod C111hlon ed the program en ' Through , K' dling the Inner Life The Rae lne Amer lcan LegionI P ~ er " Scripture used in the and Auxiliary held the ann~ d;v~tio;,.l program was taken Legion birthday party at e _ . !lvme Sunday afternoon. It was _ 5 13 15 rrom James ~iso~ was Mrs the 46th anniversary of the Le;urser~ :::" with Miss Jose!: gion and 18th for Racine Post . t ~s n~sery worker. 602. Visit the 3rd floor furniture Dep1rtment for Excellent V•lues lri hsy a Twenty-four persons attend- Mrs. Eugene Holte: Auxiliary Chairs, Rockers, Recliners, Lounge Ch1irs 1nd Occ1sional ChJirs. ed the meeting. including two president. presided with John T. Early American, Modern, D1nish Modern and French Provlnclll Styles, guests, Mro. Willis Dud6ing of Wolfe, Poat Commander, and I p · 'I ' Pledges the Mason Mothers' Club and ~s. Vir~! Walker, Acting-Chap- , Upholstered in Nylon Frieze, Vinyl, Nylon Mattalesse and Tapestry, I , lgma the guest speaker, Mrs . . F. C. lam, assrstlng. : Sponsoring Dance Reichert of New Haven. Mrs. Rep. Ralph Welker, was the $189 00 WING BACKS SALE $100.~ I1 The pledges of Pi Sigma Reichert, presented facts perti- guest His talk was of fratermty of Rio Grande col- I nent to the need for the Increase great interest to those tlttendlng. $159:00 WING BACKS SALE '$109\ . Serving Meigs Count y for over 93 yean ' lege are spon!IOring a dan;~ : in giving of blood to the Mobile A queotlon and anaw~ period $139.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE ·$1.04.00 . Wednesday, Ma,..h 31, from v, 1 Un" when it visits the area ev- was held on several topiCs pend· D I 30-10·30 featuring ·:The Cob- ery- six months. The bloodmo- Jng in State Legislature. POMEROY $119.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE$92.00 RUTLAN 1 ras ," Coronet recording arhsts bile visits in the county In ApPast Unit Presidents attendl trom Beverly •. Ohio. _~ nl and October of each year. Jng Included Mrs. W!Uiam Stew$79.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS SALE $64.00 I Mem ber Feder al R..erve System The affair will .be held in Da The speaker urged the public art, Athens who Is also past 8th 1 / SALE $48.09 VIS Hall RecreatiOn Room at j to suppnrt the Red Cross Fund district President; Mrs. Edward . $59 00 PLATFORM ROCKERS Member Federal Deposit lnsur anre Corporation ' the college. All area . teen-age~ I C3.mpaign each year in the Simpson, Ml'1. Dean Brinker, . $169 00 ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE iare welcome. The pnce " I county. This organization as- Mrs. David Yost, also pas• 8th SALE $124.00 _____ ce~....:._pe~. -- - ----- I sists in keeping the mobile District .Jr. activities cha~ $149:00 ROCKER-RECLINERS , program In action In the co"'.'ty. Mro. Vll'gil Walker and Mrs $79 00 RECLINERS SALE $64.0!0 i Mason's fund drive Is tentahve- Virgil Rcush. $129;00 ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE ; 1y scheduled for April 9th, with Past Post Co~ers attend! Mrs Dallas Walker, iCtmg ing were William Stewart, Ath· $89.Q9 SWIVEL ROCKERS ::~: $aa:oo chab-man. ens; David Yost, Vlrgil Walker $109.00 RECLINERS · I The hostesses, Mrs. Miles 0 . and Eugene Holter, who have •Brown, Mrs. L. E. Tbomaa and served the Eighth District aa SA~: : 88 ;: I Mrs. Lester zerk.le served re- Chairman on varJous prograrm $109.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS 1 freshments to the following: of the Legion. Mr1. Ralph Wal$99!09 SWIVEL ROCKERS ::LE $'CIO l Ml'1. Fred Spencer, president, ker was a guest. ' Mrs. Russell BartOn, Mrs. Dol- Cake, ice eream, coffee and $(~.00 RECLINERS $l~:OO ' las Cadle, Mrs. George Carson, mints were served, followed by OF OUR BUDGET LINE OF LIVING ROOM ·. SUITES ROCKER-RECLINERS SALE E ~:oo . i Mrs. Glen Cartwright, Mrs. a social hour. $98 00 SWIVEL ROCKERS SAL I John A. Chattin, Mt'1. W. H. ---1Foglesong, Mrs. Morvan G. $15t.OO BARRELL BACK CHAIRS FIR8T IS BORH I Frame, Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. MASON Mr. and Mrs. Phil Roy Harless, Mrs. W a y n e ::LE ~5.00 I Van Vranken of 8297 - 52nd $69.09 SWIVEL ROCKERS Mrs. Murl Megee, Mrs. Green, SALE PRICE • •r Spo<lol. Seled From 7 Stylft COMPARI $78.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS $75 00 Arr1ngement lmmedbt• Del. Ralph Pickens, Mrs. James Ave. N., St. Petersburg, Florand 6Colon Wllh Fodory ida, are announcing the birth Proffitt, Mro. John Rottgen, $ 139•.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ::~: $ f:tch Mrs. John Sisson, Mrs. Reuben ol their lirst child, a daughtet, 2 Stewart, Mrs. Howard Van Ma- Stephanie Dawn on March m $37.50 BOUDOIR CHAIRS SALE $25.,00 Foam Cushions Ire, Mrs. Charles Yeager and at St. Petersburg. The mother of the Infant is the former Bar- $59.00 TV SWIVB. CHAIRS SALE $12.00 Nylon Fabric 2 WEIK Mrs. ·Ray Proffitt. IMMEDIATI COMPAitl bara Wilson of Mason. The lnPlain Style DILl VERY DILIVIRY I $16.50 SEWING ROCKERS SALE ~3.00 . faot weighed 6 pounds and 4 ounces. The maternal grand$42.00 WOOD ROCKERS (Upholltered) SALE $22.00 I parents, Mr. and Mrs· BUss $29,00 PADDED WOOD ROCKERS . · I Wilson of Mason and grandson, I Foam Cushions Brent Wilson of Charlestolt tell t WEEK IMMEDIATI Nylon Fabric DELIVERY on Tueaday evening to vlalt with DILIVIIIIY COMPARI A Little More Style their daughtet. flD-ln-law and The Xi Gamma Mu Chapter new granddaughter In Florida. o Beta Sigma 'Phi met at the ' : Columbia Gas office Mlddl"' Foam Cushions port Wednesday evening. f Nylon Fabric tWEEK Election of officers wu held IMMEDIATI Attractive Style DELIVERY and the followiDg were elected: COMPARII OILIVERY 89" Sofa No:ma Amsbary, president; Ctoalc: Now lnt.rmoctlato- Romlller. Clarice Krautter, vice presilltrcer, 1portltr w.ith lntlne optloM dent; Shlrley Custer, recording 5 up too mllhtr 327 cu. ln. V-8. secretary ; Nita Conde, correFoam Cushions I sponding secretary; and Ann Nylon Fabric IMMEOIATI Rupe. treasurer. tWEIK DILIVIRY Extra Long 100" Sofa COMPARI DELIVERY It was announced that Shir,. ' ley Custer, Nita Conde, June : Walton and Margaret Follrocl would receive the Ritual of Jewels and Jane Brown and Lee . IMMEDIATI Seyler will receive the Exem' 2 WIIK . plar Degree ln a ceremony to DELIVIRY Foam Cushion COMPARI OIL IVERY I be held Wednesday, March II Nylon Fabiric at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Margaret Follrod. Ater the business session a 1 tupperware party was held with S Cushillll Sofa ' games and prizes being award· Foam Cushions 2 WEEK IMMEDtATI ed. Ne1lle Brown won the door COMPARI DILIVERY 1\veed Fabric DELIVIRY prize. Refreshment& were serv· Early Am erican Style I ed by Nellie Brown, Pearl Wei· ker. Norma Amsbary and Rolle 1 tile honored guest. Sending gifts were Mro. Myrtie Grover' Mrs. Do roth Y Co'.!ins. Mrs. Pat Humphrey' Mrs. Roger Mowery, Mrs. Janet ~enoy, Mrs. Evelyn Napper, rs. Lyle Chapman, Mrs. Bob OtapI man Mrs. Jean Creameans Mrs. i Gene O'Dell , Mrs. Roy Howell, L•ura Hoover, and Mrs. Mae ' Moore. '' 6Jeet .... ..,. .~~v.. IJr lilt E· L·8 E'R · F. . L D S . o faith Jn his We os he did God's will. Duriog the business meeting Miss Sanborn appointed a nomlnatlog committee composed of Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, Mrs. M. Hattie th L. French and Mrs. Smith. They wiD report at e April meeting. The circle voted to purchase space on the P.T.A. Calendar and to assist In purchasing chalrs for the Sunday :•c::::IJIO = l...:r=:m oo :::....- - - - - - hildren I NOW YOU KNOW Glbboal, Mra. llld Mn. o. P. Wayne 11ruce Llofd . • f90Nd linJW091111 frrull a ooob'lbatll!l, ..-.ell • IIIIo " ' drrur1 oourteroUowtnc lbe re;!1JllteiiDi wu clooled with meeting. • prayer Thetsken studyfrom leeson on calendar. " Abraham" the book, "Genells," by Charles Kraft, was reviewed by Mrs. Emerson Jones. She traced tbe llle of Abraham u he was pink white streamel'1 MASON Circles _ The ofMary and new callednation by God ing toand a basolnet In which leadgifts Rebecca the Mason and totheestablish place were placed. Games were enjoyed and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Hoover, Mrs. Lee Denney, Mrs. Butch Grover, Miss Rita Casci and Mrs. Jim Batey received the door ' prize. . A large cake decorated w•th pink and blue booties, punch, potato chips, mints and coffee were served by Mrs. Houdashell and Miss Kay Eblin. The guests Included Mrs. _Lorain Venoy, Mrs. Roberta D::on, Mrs. Judy Denney,_Mrs. eanor Hoover, Mrs. Paul I and Rita, Mrs. Sandy Batey ah It Mr Ma ia Houdas e Jay. s. . rc Eblin and · , ~ ...__, '11'1111 Vn. Nm Mopre teparltd11r. ,.,.._. · sat. April D-:13-M when held ID tbe Rl>wleJ llld ~ IIMI'I=·;,!O~.; _·!Kl~elll,~~·:aa~r·:m:'""":.~:.~~~~~~::~~~----------, opened day afternoon at the churCh. 1 meditation by Mia Bea wltb ::Mr::•:.: · NOnn==an ~W..:.:•Y:....laad ___la_ch_alr _~ =er"::'";;...Sbetbe1~':;.c.s. Mn.with Butch Grover wa•March bonored a baby shower It at the home of Mrs. Robart Houdaohelt, uaisted by Mrs. Robert venoy. 'The home wu decorated with -' I' ~ ·~ /_ MAKING ll';IVESTIGATION Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. HaM enha r h completes an accident report f8na 1n makmg an rnvesl!gatron of a one-car mrshap at Bradbu r y Fndav ail ernoon . T11.·o persons were injured when thJt 1955 model convertible clipped a power pole . ~ Larry Baker Pholo. �I,, ' t l)allylmtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~Mar. 21, 111811 c H I N Viet Coog Bomb Fails ToSinki.ST : Abel Seems To Have his Vote Victory Rapid-Fire Offense Runs into Northwestern for .Title COLUMBUS (UP!) - Tbe dream of an unbeaten oeason aparkplug George Burkhart with ly Identical, and bllhll' llllusual.,believein looking over an epponfourth quartera. Springboro bad ent in advance. lrresiltable Ioree in the form by aendlng the Wildcats back te and Dale Keams with 14. of Springboro's -cular of· to Anglaize County stinging only two field goat. but bit 15 "I doa't believe In "'"lllnl," tense, and the immovable oi). from a ?H2 thrashing. In the aecoad game of the :lor 11 foul ahota. Norttnreotern the Wooster Co!Jea:e product ject represented by Northwest· afternoon aession, Northw.,.t· :didn1 even score a !Ieider but sald. "I didn't evm - that ern'~ sna.ll·llke attack, et to- And , Northwestern. smashed ern's John Pamer hit on a :connected 011 11 of 14 charity first ~Springboro-Minlterl pme. da lor Ohio's Clasa A high IAlbany • ~pes of bemg Athens jum~ as the first hall eoded 'tosaes. · You can tell enougb by looking school basketball chapionshlp. Co.unty's flrll state . ebampiOII- Ito gove the H~kles a lead they , Roy Bates, the Northwestern at their lineup." ahip quintet by dowrung the Red never relmqwshed. mentor who coached (A>8 Springboro Coach Gerald Both the Panthers of Spring· Devilll, 50-41, In a battle of the 1 They built the margin to nine Angeles pltcblng star Dean Saunde111 doesn't loUow thai line boro's Cler(llont County entry slow-<lown teams . Albany how· at the end of three quarters :Cbance when Chance waa a of reasoning, so he spent much and the Huskies of Northwest- ed out at Z&-2. 1and converted 11 of 14 free ' Huskle, said be boped "we of Friday afternoon watching ern, from West Solem m Wayne The Panthero u....t a fast- throws in the final period to ice Idon't have to run with Spring· Northwestern perform. County, were slight underdogs breaking attack rugged re- their 24th win in 25 starts. I boro." . He summed up his own team's in Friday'• semi-final g"'""", bounding and balanced scoring Jerry Coburn hit for 19 points • "We'll try to control the ball, Iwin by calling it a "fine team But that didn't seem to make in ending the Wildcats' 24-game to pace Northwestern while :and if we do they11 be in effort." much difference to the t w o ' winning strenk. Junior center Lloyd Colburn came 'off Ule trouble.'' be sakt. . 1 "We got ..our fast IM;~ak going squads. ' Mike Blevins paced the offense bench to score 13 for Albany. Bates is .an oddoty In tto." lreal good, he saod. We knew Springboro shattered Minster's Iwith 22 points, followed by Both winning teams had near· coaching f~eld. he doean t Mmster bad 10 come back to WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The conseMUll amOfll! labor, lndtuotry and government offlciala here appears to be that I. W. Abel has won the election for the presidency of the United Steelworkers union. Abel, currently secretary· troasurer of the union, chal· lenged President David J. McDonald lor the po,ooo job in a Feb. 9 election· Results have not been officially announced. The challenger's backers said they expected the count show that Abel won by a relatively narrow margin-10,000 votes or loU--in the balloting by the union's 828,000 members. A steel company official said that "Abel seems to have it locked up." Same SentlmeDt The ume sentiment was hlarcl at AFL-CIO headquarters from union .sourcea who were not Involved In the contest. The union's tellers are now conducting hearing• on protests over the balloting In major cltler. They are required to mall certified rerults of the bat. toting to union membera by May I. A Movie Shown About Ohio To Rotarians WAI!IDNGTON (UP!) Preo- ldelll JokiiiOII, wratllfal at the slaylaJ of o Detroit woman ID the teue votma rtcbta atm. lion In Alabama, found kroad aapport today ID bil aJIIIOliiiC· ed deteraduatlon to ""'b acUvltlea of the Aa Klu Kloa. A moderate IOUibellll coall'flamaa. Rep. Cbarlea L Wellner, J).(Jo,, cllled for 1 fall IDveatl&lllloa of tbe Klaa by Coni'••• to expooe tbe ..,. cret orpallaUon to public Upload determine wblt addlUouallepflatloa qbl be noc•••ary. Maoy oilier memben ol Conll't.. alao lll'led lmme- "lnvltatlon to Ohio," a color movie featuring Wally Cox who had a hot dog stand to move to a better location, was shown members of the Middleport· Pomeroy Rotary club Friday night at Heath Methodist church. Former Rep. George Melnhart Introduced Dick Roblnaon dlate IDqlllry. th• WORLD WAilBINGTON - GOVERNment ~eltntilta pLID to put a DUclear reactor power plant Into opace lor the first time within the next two years. The lligbt bu two almJ - to test a compact power oystem capable of aupplylng 100 watil of electricity over long periods of time I{ICI to checlr. a tiny ton SGT. VOSS rocket enJb>e developed lor fu. lure space Bi&bll to Jupiter or 5111- Edward Voss of Pom.. roy arrived In VIet Nom oa beyond. February M. S,t. Vooo, who Atomic power batteries aet- HI aerved U yean ID lbe U. tlng their energy from radioao- S. Army, wa1 wilmar of the live nuiteriiiJ bave been flown Combat lnfalllry Badge Ia tbe aboard apacecran before. But Korean Ctllhtct. Prior to I"' SNAP·IOA will carry the first ing to VIet Nam be wao staminiature nuclear reac:tot aloft. Uoned al Cleveland Air D.. Except In aile, it Ia olmilar to feaae. the gianll which run Polaris aubmarinea and landbased cen· tral power atatlona. --- By ROBERT GRIMM Untled Press Jntemalional COLUMBU~ (UP!) -Sudden· ly it's 1961 and 1962 all over •gain when Cincinnati St· Xavier and Columbus South hook up tonight for the Ohio high school Class AA basketball championship. Basketball fans in two of the state's three largeat cihes still haven1 recovered from the years that Cincinnati and Ohio State collided for the national college basketball title. And they're in for another dose of thrills tonight on the scholastic front. If city pride means anything, St. Xavier's Bombers may bave the edge as they seek to become the first Cincinnati team ever I< win the Class AA title and the first Catholic school to turn the trick. The Bombers looked mighty in polishing off tourney fav<>rite Lima Shawnee, 71·58, Friday night's semiflnalll. Mrs. Mu}ford Of Henderson Dies Friday PT. PLEASANT - Mn. Wllla Hereford Mulford, 69, died Frlday night at her lit. I Hendar· sou home following a f o u r montha illness. She waa born at Hogsett, W. Va., June 15, 1895, daughter of the late Robert E. ancl Grace Withers Hereford. Her mar> riage was te D. L. Mulford, wbo Judge Terms Jury Finding Inconsistent Service Announced survives. Other survivor• are of 1\l.&rietta, witb th• State lllgh· two slsten and 1 brotller, Mrs. way bepartment, who presented the film. Afterwards he obFred Brown of Apple Grove, 1erved tha !lim has been e8S Mrs. Ella Irvin of Hogaett aDd shown to thousands of Ohio 0 Judge John W. Hereford of elementary school children wbo Huntinston. rarely fail to etperlence a Mrs. Hereford waa a member thrill from seeing tbe variety i of the Zion Baptist church. Serof industrial might of their vices will be held at 2 p.m. 'home state. Sunday in the erow-Hussell Fu"It suggests that we have a neral home. Rev. Harry· follller mission," eald Robinson, "l n PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Sor- , will officiate, and burial wlllp be doing what we can to keep ah Jane Redman, 77, died Fri· in Beale Church cemetery· Ohio a place our children will day In Pleasant Valley hospital Friencjs may call at the funeral lind ao areat when they be- following a lingering lllneu. home, Icome adult• as they think It She wu born In Mason county is now.'' Feb. 5, 1888, dauchter of the Dick Rosenbaum prealded. late William and Nancy Wilson He announced that next Thur11- Board. She was the widow of day the board of dlrec~ra wUU Foy Redman. meet at I p.m. at h!J rtsldl!nce Mrs. Redman t. aurvlved by and next Friday night at 8 the three aons and two daughtert, WASIIJNGTON -THE KEY· club meets with Rotary Anns Cbarles Redman and Miu Analont o1 President Johnson's lor dinner at the blah school nalee Redman, both of Pt. Pleacafeteria and th! annual Eat- aant: Horal Redman of Chester, 1 3 · btl· edueltlon ~gram, • ter Seal letter stuffing bee. Pa.; Guy Redman of Richmond. lion school aid bJII, " past Its • • · Ladies of Heath church serv· Calif., and Mrs. R. G. Gutberle PT. PLEASANT tlluat>eat test. . ing a steak dinner last niibl of Los Angelea, Calif. There l! services for Ernest C. Waggen· '!be ed rlmar- PT. PLEASANT A . dr~ver were Mrs. Mildred Zeigler, one grandson and lour . 1,..,., 1 181 er, 67, a resident of 1315 Viand D to 1,;, '::~~mJ:t or ' and his passenger were mjured Mrs. Nan Moore. Mrs. Robert ll'andchiidren. St., wlll be held at 3:30 p.m. ~ling for \:.or children in a one-car acciden• at 5:5:i Coats, Mrs. Ray Rail, and Misa Service• will be held at 2 Sunday at the Crow·Hussell FuJi-d the Houoe Friday nilhi a.m. today on Rt· 17, near the Bess Sanborn. p.m. Sunday at the Mlhr Ste!V· I neral home. Rev. Calton Boyles, Ill I 111-W vote. II DOW aoes Ed McCullough 'farm. ens Funeral home. Rev. ' Jr., wlll officiate, and burial to tha Senate which tradiUon- Vitto A. Pemello. 24, DunJITNEY REMINDER 1Wilcox will oll1ciate, and burial I will be In Suncrest cemetery. bu been' fr'endl'ar to led· bar, W. Va., dmer of t~e car Middleport Volunteer firemen •will be In Sli)lerest cemetery. 111 Mr. Waggener, a retired bulk ~ IChool ld ~ :... H0use stated to the State pollee he ,again reminded area residents Friends may call at the lunoero11 1 oil distributor died Friday In • was rounding a curve and an today that they are aponsorlng 1 home after I p.m. today. •• a Holzer hospital He wu a memapproaching semi-tractor outfit a jitney suppper this evening 1 ber of the Presbyterian church, CITY OF INDUSTRY, CAUF. approached over the yellow line from l unlli 7 p.m.at the SUIT FILED HARTFORD - Gerald Fields, Minturn Lodge of Mason, Frank· .:..Authorltlea late Friday seized and forced his car to drop off Pearl-s! Elementary ochool I A partition of real estate suit 41, was Injured here Friday af. , lin Commandery, Knights Tern· a CliChe ol S73 machine guns the berm In order to avoid a has been flied in temoon in a mining accident ' plar, Royal Arch Mason, Pat and 100 000 rounds of am· collision. The car went out of CLUB TO MEET · County Com111011 Pleaa court at the Jeffer• coal mine. Wilson Shrine Club, Benl Ked• munltlo~, at least part of which control and ran Into a field, 1 The first meetlng of the Meigs Vir~il R. •Marsh of Ala1meda, Fields waa reported in lair em Temple of the Shrine and they said wu destined for the turning over four times The County Tractor Maintenance Calli., agamst Carrie Selby, condition today at Holzer bol· the York Cross of Honor. anenais of two private ri&ht· car was demolished. club will be held this evening, al. pita! In Gallipolis. He waa Iran.. He is survived by hil wile, ; wing armies, the Minutemen The driver and his passenger, March 27, at the county ellen!erred to Holzer from Veteran• the former Freda Machir, and B00Z1 BLU£8 -Thll tiny and Ranger extumist groups. Linda Lee Gilloily, 22, Sylvania. sion office. The I p.m. meeting 1 FIGHT DATE SET Memorial hospital where he wu two brothers, John F. Waggen- . tulle 11 bad neWI for elbow Part of the arms confiscated 0 .. were taken to Holzer boa- is open to any boy In the coun- PATERSON. N. J. CUP!) taken Immediately followinl the er of Jackson, 0., and Grafiam benders, The g&dJet, devel· ID the taraest seizure of illegal pltai where he was treated, and ty 12 years of age or older in- 1 Lea:l': m:=•lg~t Ca te Windom Waggener of St. AI· opeclln Germany, checks the accident. percentage of alcohol In the woapona in California history Miss Gllloily. still In the emer- terested In learning more about 1;- 0 in J c~~ flab~ r A coal company employee bans. 1 a11o may have been destined aency room at 10 p.m., may be safety and maintenance Ill the ¥ SSS: c, J April 30 ayatem of a llllllorllt. A yel· eald Fields was injured when low substance Inside the de' be was caUiht between 1 piece LOCAL TEMPS La:d. America, state off~ admitted later today. operation of tractors. ato~h:r P:terson Armory. vice turna green after the of eqUipment and a small stale Tho temperature In Pom.. aubject breathes tbrouah the fall. Fields wu taken to the roy's business dlltrtct at 11:30 . tube. According to the Munutemen bospital by Foglesong ambu- a.m. today was 38 degrees un- GHOSTLY GAS-Rlaing liP philooophy, the American peolance at about 3:30 der sunny sides. like o.~tnle, UlumlnatlliiiiJI ple will eventually have to regives a ghostly look tq lbll: Hopeful Side of volt and fi&ht lor their free. ~eene u a worker In Bloom. , lleld, N.J., seals the llahf. dom. At that time the Minnt.. Cancer ill Theme producing quartz arc ~Jibes men Will break out their ., ms The hopeful sld• o! cancer used by Weiltlnghouse lilslde · · wlll be l!lreosed when the 7th and provide the leadership lor their mercury npor Jampt; ' · . Ohio Olred Cancer Aosembly revolt. The Rangers are aiml· convenes In Columbus Sunday, Jar 10 lite minutemen. It was announced today by Spencer w. Northup, M. D., presiWASHINGTON- FOR A!k.. OIVOTEI; tO INTUESl OP dent of the American Cancer , · llonauts Virgil I. Grissom and Society's Ohio Division. I MIIIJI MAlON A. . A Jobn W. Young, their wei· Some M men and women oomt to the nation's capital from all plrll of (;lhlo. who was mort nerve-wra<king in one time hid cancer, will stand aome waya than the lenJest : in testimony that most , fmenll of their three-«blt light. ! cers, when detected and treat- I lut they enjoyed every minute ' ed early, can be cured. Th.ev I ef iL Will be joined by some American Cancer Society vol· The aatton's most recent unteors to kickoff the aoclety'a IJlAceiiiiD, wbo pUoted the lira! CASHING JN-Aithoueh annual April Can.., Cruaade, maneuverable manned •paceJohnny Paychek didn't strllce which aeeka $2,100,000 thr<IUfll-j craft around the world three it rich In 1HO when he out Ohlo. timer lut Tueadey, received a I foulht Joe .LOuil for tbe Eddie Albert, noted actor WINGLESS WONIID Lookltl8 Uke an eloDCeteil teanlrop~ heroes' welcome Friday, visit· ' heav)'Weilht title, hil pert · stage, screen anc1 television, In thla sv-~ liftlnl-lrY vehlde l10ur lalethll ~" : : Ina the White House to b• hon«ed by Prealdent Johnaon and abe hia vohmteer ,role asl965 craft. Developed J.ble riding lD 1 motarcada to the 111 air holteM IChool, tiona! ACS cancer Cruaade vl<!f. will 8y at mo~ !ban bll to • choiCe of luldlap at _ _. ~.l:!~=t~~~~~ Paychel<'a flrlt pqcb~A ' cbairinan will be • pUot to 117 rom or . :: ~I to bt Jnetecl by ConI!OIDI tbrvu1J1. apeaker ~I the meeting. ..r.;;··1 Uo~ Jet IIIDW&)'t. Lontr Din Js Ended.fOr Mrs, Redman E. C. Waggener Two ln].Ured . In Crash on WVa Route 17 * prot!.' Dies Friday In Hospital 1 · Miner in Fair Condition After Accident I JhnnY Torres :a fNE DAILY SENTINEL n-,.. .- ~=r:!ll\; ~:'~ede-!•':r.J~': -· · bythf7~:Uc:'~n~Our'ai.i';"m . ...... • . 1 ~~~! K«tielwiD beat a1mD1t evwybody ... we were worried.'' Minlter'• VlrJil ~ Uolted Preaa ~ • CJaas A Coacb of the Year, was dlsappolnled, of coune, bul shrugged off the lou. "At least we &ot tbll far, ~ we certainly are proud of tba1. be said. ''They weren't any tougher. than we expected. We just didn't do lt." Albany's Bill Whaley, a for,.,. mer Ohio Unive111ity ~t, predicted that today' a chamPlOIIship meeting would be a 'heck· "He'd be a IfNI bowler .If uva bali game.'' He said North- be'd 1011111 to let IG of the ball!" western was the best club team had met all season. Sprin9' Game _--o ~·· Tocaney·Entty' Five . _ -..... -~ ..._ u•- *. ,.. __ " baaetball plajoell .. 1 inl play Ill die 8L ..U..'I "' ttatlonal ud P I ,. . . nyo In eomllll ftH, Harry Keuel ol Athto!t. ... worst as au eromlner --~ Ohio Auditor's office, wiD team. Harry baa " ing II the llOUI'Iboule In,_.., roy lor _oeveral montba. . Don Hilt, Mike 11a1eJ . .. Lloyd Buck off tbll Jlllll 7-;:: Bobcat team and Clulrlle And South's Bulldogs loomed a In the opening game, Columformidable obstacle in the wake bus South was in command all highway. The Indians had by Arnzen outplayed Mlller at ev· "'id scored nine of hil 19 points bans Invitational will be pllf' of demolishing Akron Central the way in posting its 22nd win far the tallest team In the tour· ery t~rn and outscllred hom 22- llo give the &mbers a 49 • 42 Mid-Ohio Vall<')' Conerence ed April 2-3. 65-50. in 23 starts· The Bulldogs out- nament and the classiest rec· IS Moller foul"! out wtth I :54 lead at the third quarter mark· offlcllils have agreed II ----il'hile the Columbus South vic- shot and ontrebounded Akron ord. left 10 the garr.. . . d ck upon a baseball schedule lor o tory was eo:pected In most quar- Central and used • tight zone A head-to-head duel between It was close until St. X br~ke Be1ore that ll was rup an tu ' !Ids spring. 0 IS ters, st. xavier's upset over defense to hold the Wildcats out "player of the year" Jeff Mil· through midway In the third although SL xavier led moll of The schedule calls fM con· Shawnee was the tournament's of the middle. ler of Shawnee and Bob Arnzea period when unheralded guard the way. terence play to begin Tueaday, 0 real shocker lor most of the South took command early, April 6 and continue through r1 J3nt ID 13,823 fans in St. John Arena building a 111-7 lead dorlng the Tloabet't Depl. Store -."avo- May 17. Five teams, Rutland, and thousands more on a state- . second period. By the tlllrd perlene Flesher •83 : Mary Rickard l!'astern, Southern, McArthur, wide television network. iod break it was 46-28 and the 276; Nancy Powell 349 ; Jean and Wahama presently make S. X shut off Shawnee's run- Bulldogs were set to wrap it up. Roush 300; Pal Paugh 349 ; Han- up the Mid.()hlo Valley confer· ning game and forced the In- South Coach John Colmery dicap 156; Total 1793. Won I ence members. By uatted Preaa ~ dians to fire from the out- apparently was unimpressed by Lost 2. FJ..ber'o Teueo Games scheduled are : Oscar Robertson was tlJii side. Shawnee, oobeaten in 25 Akron Central, citing a couple Ruth Ann Bailey 348; Tuesday. April 6, Rutland at "Big No" in Philadelphia starts entering the game, was of Columbus City League teams Evans 410; Mary Hoffman 348 : Wahama· 'dreamo of quick ascension • hanging on the ropes at the end. he believed could bave beaten - P. Bl\lkam 310; Maxine Aldridge 444: E r m Wednesday, April 7, Eastern 1further playoll plateaus. And the Bombers made it the Wildcats. , Mareb Z3, 11165 N. Carsey 366; I Coucb 341; Dotoon 404; Total 1952. Won 2 at Rutland. Robertson,.wbo baa bil look so simple. They made Coach Dick Berning of St. Xa- Alley Cats - M. Titus 115; L Burt 377; J. Hysell 290; Hand- Lost I. . Wednesday, April 7, Racine aspirations for a retum their own 2()-(ooters to build up vier summarized his victory by J. Sel?o 242: J. Welker 189; B. icap 333; Total 1917; Won 0 Hogh Game- Joan at Wahama. ing with &lion in the Natlooll a lead and then forced Shawnee commenting, "We knew what "!erry 170; R. Becker 214; Han· Lost 3. Rutland Fumllurt - D. lligh Ser~es -:"' M81ute Saturday, April 10, McArthur Basketball Aosociatlon's Easto to foul during the final period they were .going to do, and our dtcap 430; Total 1430. Won 2 Grate 370: p carson 347; C. 444; Team Hogh ~arne at Eastern (21 . ern Division finals, acored foor in a desperate effort to catch only problem waa to determine Lost I. Vamplreo - S. Clark Black 310; M. Edwards 318; V. er's Teuco 715; Team Tuesday, April 13, Rutland at of . Cincin.nati's last five potnta up. It was the same pattern St. if we could stop them. Their d.. 211; N. Mayer 122; D. Hunnell Grate 355: Handicap 384; Total Seroes - Bletner Block, Racine. Frtday rught as ~ Roy all X used in the Cincinnati Region- fense gave us the ouiaide shot 73; B. Triplett . 147; D: Har- 2084. Won 3 Losl 0. . Team Staadiog1 Wednesday, April 11. Eaatern e_dged Pholad~lphia, 121·12111, to a! tournament to upset Dayton and we hit it. That was the brecht 96 · Handtcap Ma. Total High Game - E. Roush 177: Won at Wahama. he thell' seroes at one pme 1299 2 450 Chaminade and top-rated Ur· story of the game." · Won Lost · H~gh Seroes - A. Harung, • /~Ietner Block .... 16 Saturday, April 27, Racine at each. bar.a. For Lima Shawnee, spacious . Sugar Run Bums - J. Glase Hogh Team. Game - Fabrtc Miller's Market .. .. II 1 McArthur 12). It took a brilliant perform1.94: N, Thompson 199; R. Hou- Shop 06: Hogh Team Seroes- Mason Furniture . .. . 11 Tuesday, April 20, Eastern ance by Robertson to lleltle the dashelt 144; P. Story 215: B. Fabnc Shop 2223. Mason Bowling Cente,· 11 at Racine issue at Philadelphia. Tbe Bla B & B Market 7 11 Tuesday April 20 Rutland at 0 scored a game-high of 411 Hennessy 224: Handocap 528; Tot•! 1504Ch. Won 2 LoDst o. Cobras SENIOR IDGH GIRLS Tbabet's Dept. Store . 7 11 McArthur.' ' points, handed out 13 assists, - M. ilda 165; . Ftnk 162; LEAGUE Flesh • Te 5 . was 14 of 14 from the lou! 1iua E. Brown 156; D. Boggs 220; March ze. 11165 ers l8CO . .. .. Tuesday, Aprol :17, Rutland at and 13 of 19 from the field. 4 G. Hawley 146; Handicap 574; Team No. 3 - P . Davio 331; Craig'a Gull Eastern. . Total 1423. Won 0 Lost 2. ·D. Theiss 265; L. Sewell 294; Tuesday, April 27. McArthur 1 F' ' Beatie Buco - J. D. Story Blind 255; Handicap 1005; Total Womea•a BegiDnero Leapo at Wahama. I msterwald In 181: S. Story 203; M. Clark 159; 2155; Won o Lost 3. Lewll ReM<oreh 17 • 1965 Monday, May 3, McArthur at , Axalea Fourth Spot 1 S. Warner 161 ; L. Warner pair - P. Sylvester 370; M. Spare ea• - W. Fetty 314 ; Rutland. • WILMINGTON, N.C. IUPI) 155; Handicap 506; Total 1345. Hennessy 328 ; B. Nease 344; M. Snowden 282 • P. ,Grant 330 • Thursday, May 6, Wahama at 1- Dow Finsterwald, the fonner Won 0 Loot 2. Siring Rays- J. Thorn,son 317 : Handicap 858; S. Hood 290 : Total 1216 : Won Rutland. I Ohio niversity golfer, hekl J. Wildermuth :IAI5; C. Hannahs Total 2217. Won 3 Lost 0. Lost 3. Pbu~etles- I. Bartrum Monday, May 10, Racine at ;down the fourth spot today u 213; B. Hensler 220; T. Vaugh- ! Wblte's Electric - J. Grues- 353: V. DaviB 32!; P. Stone 387 : Eastern. I the 128,750 Azalea Open headed an 210; C.' !Haggerty 248; Handi· er 333; B. White 324; B. Hawley C. Van Meter 340; Hand1cap 3; Monday, May 10, Wahama at I into the third round. cap 442; Total 1538. Won 2 Lost 344; C. Porter 339 ; Handicap Total 1404· Won 3 Lost 0. McArthur. Finsterwald shot another 69 0. 915; Total 2255; Won 2 Lost I. Team No. ! H. Blackston Wednesday, May 12, Racine at Friday to bring hio two-round 1 · Team l!igh Game - Sting , Team No. I - B. Roush 361; 341; A. Radford 359; P. Bearhs Rutland. total to 138 tied for fourth witb Rays, 810; Team High Series- B. Bachtel 276; B. Boyer 301; 327; K. Wildermuth 370; Total Thursday. May 13, Wahama Doug Ford' and three shots back .'\ling Rays 1538. High Series Blind 255; Handicap 984: Total · 1397; Won I Lost 2. Rollettt..- at Eastern. to the leader Dick Hart L. Windon 351; L. Ridenour, Monday, May II, Wahama at Dick Rhyad of Columb;, bad - C. Haggerty 248; B. Henne.. 2177. Won I Lost 2. sy 224; Hogh Games - C. Hag· < Crow's ToWD and Olantry - 296; G. Leonard 399; R. Yeau- Racine. a 72 for a 14t total. Don Stick· gerty, 138; P. Story 123. IP. O'Brien 383; M. Handley 35tl: ger 279; Handicap 117; Total NOTE- Tire 6gure "2" de- ney, another Columbusite, had iS. Th001as 377: S. While 292; 1442. Won 2 Lost I. 1101e1 doable beaden· a 74 for 147 and failed to matr. CITY LEAGUE Handicap 855; Total 2265. Won Broadway Four - B. Kraw.. the cut-<1ff. March Z3, IIIG 3 Lost 0. Aruold's Sobto - J. czyn 21111; F. Manley 314; A. zie 4M; Gloeckner 500 ; Smith - - - - -- - - - Downie Groll _ Yeauger Menchlm 309; L. Darnell 31%; Hawley 261; S. Russell 132; To- 423; Handicap 150; Total 2565. 458; Handicap 228; Total IJZJ. 424; Wolle 451; Dillon 416; Blind S. Globokar ~I: Blind 255 : tal 966; Won 0 Lost 3. Slow Won 2 Lost I Points 6. Holsam Won 2 Lost 1. 942 420: Blind 420; Handicap 105; Handtcap • Total 2079· Won Four - E· Haley ~; M. Neal Sales - Woods 493; Martin Palllles - E. Sylverter 411; 0 Total 2246. Won 0 Lost 3 Points ::~ ~ G · Le . 322; J. Ferguson '!32; V. Phil- 472; Grate 499; Edwards 482; A. Sylvester 538; P. Ingels 417; 2. Syracaae Bail Park - Dame- R afr n:amHi :m; - Se '!18 !lips 308; Handicap 21; Total Stobart 570i Total 2516. Won t . C. Ingels 423: Total IBZI. Woa wood 519· Ingels 524· Nessel· I p Cr , ' g earn roes 1188. Won 3 Lost 0. Lost 2 Points 2. l 2 Lost I. Piaheadl - .. Acta road 465: Grueser 459: 'R. Louks 'ow 8 Town and Coun- lllgh Game - Phyllis Stone Foreman & Abbott - Abbott ! Nease 426: S. Rartet. 334; Art 612; Total 25711. Won 3 Lost 0 :i;~i:~~d ~Jgh G"ome - ~!.~ 151; l!igh Series - Geneva Leo- 476; Blackston Sll; Houdashelt ~ease 494; E. Bartels 392; Han· High Series aney Pa~ue:B . ' narcl 399; Team High Game - 515; Dillon 459; Radford 519; d1cap 201; Total 1847. Woa 1 Points 8. Pomer"l' Cement Block nen, Rollettes, 505; Team lligh Ser- Handicap 42; Total 2511. Won 3 Lost 2. 383 Clatworthy 563; Duerr 301: · ies - Rolleter 1442. Lost 0 Points 8. Crow'o Steak H • C'o - S. Custer 1149; R. Davis 518: Anderson 501; Souer MASON BOWLING CENTER Marcb u, 1965 House _ Ingels 497; Haley CUster 392 ; P. Hennessy 4011; T. 531; CUster 144: Total 2558 Won Thursday Aflemoon's Woman'~ Team No. 2 - Blind 255; A. 473; Blind 390; Holliday 388 Hennessy 451: Hanclicap 110; , . I Lost 2 Points 2. n:'iddleport Lea e Radford 250; P. Bearhs 279; K. Duerr 457; Total 2205. won o tal 16911. Won 2 Lost I. Bee Depl. Store - J. Batley 516: Marcb 1:" 1965 Wildermuth 304; Total 10118. 3 Points 0. Cee• - M. Bowen 359: J. Cbef. Woppel 450; Bachner 478 ; Me- Blenter Bloek ..:. Patti Arnold Spareless - W. Fetty 270; M. Meigs Ceunty Beagle Club- her 370 ; B. Bowen. Sr., 459; H. Eihmney 570; Marton 500; Han- 1416 · K3 th Da . ~ . . Snowden 260; P. Grant 357; . Rupe 513; J . .Johnson 518; K. Chesher 454; Total 1635. Won l clocap 46; Total 2560. Won 2 Lost • Y Vts ~ . Cecole . . . . . Lost 2. I Points 6. Van Matre 3911; Ruth Ann Dye llood 295, Handicap 84, Johnson 439, B· Chosler 429, B. High Team Game - Ashland Won 3 Lost Bowen 2387; Won 1 0 1.1 "' H'1g h Team Se r1es . 8 " R Fl restone - Backston 329·• Betty Sayre 421·• Total • 1266. Broadwav Fo0 r 0. 8 Lost 2 488: p 10 . Total t 4 G & J ~: 1959 553; Haggerly 545; R. Bailey · Won 3 Lost 0. MUier'o .' . • s · - i Pinheads, 147; High Game 484 · J. Johnson 513 : D. 474· Smith 421· D Miller 578· Market- Solly 'Smith 332· De- czyn 3711 • F· Manley 353 • K. . Sylvester 191· Esther SyJ. Ha~dieap 36; Tot~! 2607. w..:O !ores Oliver 315; Juanita Clark K~uff 278; .s. Russell 257; Han- Thomas 499; B. Grueser 407; I and Ada N~... 162; High 96 1363 3 522 3 Lost 0 Points 8. D & D Bar- 267; Betty Hess 352: Maysel dicap Total · Won Lost R. Graves .: Handicap 33; Series - Art Syiveoter lill; H. Miller 516; Walker 493: J. Clevenger 401; Handicap 30; 0· Rollelles - L. Wlndoa l35; Total 235tl. Won 2 Lost I Esther Sylvester 451. By FRED DOWN nals, meanwhile. expressed con· Gus Triandoo bomered lor the Louks 448; Scheonleb 514 ; Haw· Total 1697. Won o Lost 3. L. Ridenour 261; G. Pmnts 4. 1 UPl Sporla Writer cern over catcher Tim McCarv· Phlllles. ley 476; Total 2447. won o Lost Mason Famitare - Nellie 350; R. Yeauger 233; Total 1179. Hogh Game - A. Stobart 215 ; J 0t down March 26 as a day ler's ability to open the National Two BJc Hilo 3 Points o. >mith 303; Betty Cadle 385; Ma- Woa I Lost 3.. ·:. . . . . . . . . . . . Sertes - A. Stobart 5'10; >n which the Los Angeles Dodg- ·League season. McCarver bas Don Buford's three-run hom- High Game- Bob Louks 215; 1 ry Johnson 398; Lois Gibba 339; .Pbmettes- Blind 255 : V. Team .Game - Holsum >rs were winners in defeat. not been able to work hts arm er and Pete Ward's solo shot High Series - Bob Louks 612; : Evelyn Proffitt 256: Total 1681; vts 322; P. Stone 323; C. 973; High Team SeroeseBALDWIN The scoreboard at Lakeland. into condition because of a were the big blows behind the Jligb Team Game - Pomeroy Won 2 Lost 1. M.B.C. Pin point- Meter 296; Total 1196. Won Mason City Keystone 2565. Fla ., read ''Detroit 3, Los Ar>- broken finger that prevents him 'Chicago White Sox 7-S win over Cement Block 911: Team High ers-Thela Reitmire lsub) 3M Lost 2. Slow Foor E. Dllfl OTHEa FAMOUl geles 2," but there were all from gripping the ball properly. the Minnesota Twins. Bob Alii- Series - H & H Firestone 2607. Mary Anrold 361: Mary Stein 296; M. Neal 334; J. F::::~~;~ Mooday Nlte Mixed Leap IIIANDS <miles in the Dodger clubhouse , "ff Tim can't get behind the son and Sondy Valdespino hom· i 298; Margaret Athey 288: Blind 242; V· Phillips 283; H Morcb %Z, 1115 ; bcause or the strong, nine- plate "quickly," said Cardinal ered for the Twins, who were iStnllnel Bo"ling .eld 330; Handicap 3; Total 1834. 117; Total 1272. Won 2 Lost l. Asbland Oft- L. Gilmore 448: inning performance turned in · Manager R e d Schoendienst, encouraged by a strong three-, Women's Tborsday League Won 1 lost 2. Team High Game - BroadAmberger 450; A. Sawyer by Sandy Koufax. 1"we'll have to plan to take inning ellort by Camilo Pas- ' March 18, 11165 B & B Market_ Jo.an King way Four 486; Team High Ser· ; M. Sawyer 451; Total 1700. It was the first time Koulax North another catcher aside cual ...Home runs by Ron Son- Fabric Sbop- E. Roush 449; 431; Janet Compson 416· Betty ies - Broadway Fow136S. I Lost 2. CeDar Dwellerswent nine innings since last from Bob Uecker." to .and Ernie Banks paced the A. Nease 401; N. Barton 368: Fox 333; Peggy Russ~ll 3?B; High Game - Billie Jo Kraws. Bowen 3511; S. Yeaguer 325; ~ug. 16 when he posted his l~h I Elsewh~re, Don Scbw."ll went I Chtcago CUbs to a 13-3 rout of L. M~Kmney 395: I. Howell 422. Donna Gibbs 337; Handicap 42; czyn 165; l!igh Series - Bllliei",;;·~Bo~w~e~n~,~J~r-~,~460~;.;L.:;;_~Carso~~";..;,~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;; victory of the 1964 season woth 2-3 mnongs on the Pottsburgh the Los Angeles Angels. Banks Handocap 168: Total 2223. Won Total 1937 . Won 3 Lost 0 Joe Krawsczyn 379. I•· 1 3.0 win over the St. Louis .Pirate.' :J..'l victory over the also had a double and a single 3 Lost 0. N ew York Clothing ICraig's Gulf,_ Cecll Job....; cardinals and it seemed to ! Milwaukee Braves. Schwall was while rookie second baseman House- J. Walton 384; R. Mc- ·332· Beulah Bocook 331 . Bett TR! COUNTY LEAGUE ·ase all doubts about the con- Itagged for three singles and a .Winston Llenas had two doubles Turner 339; J. Warner 387; c. 1Ha~ris 312 . Anna Lea Whit 411 ~ Mae• u, IJI6 lition of his left elbow. Koufax 1run in the ninth and AI Me- llor the Angels. Krautter 368; H. WoU 371; Han· 1Mary Jo ·La~bert 117 . ~otai Ma... City ""'JIIoae D W Lost ' Ash . G Criag . McKen: ' tidn't pitch a single inning a!- I Bean retired the final Brave... 'I Rooike .sensation Paul BaUr dicap 165; Total 2012. Won n' 1873 · on 0 448 · · 573 • 3· ;er his Aug. 16 victory until he :Joe NuxhaU and Roger Craig had a smgle and double to Lost 3. __ . ceported to the Dodgers this 1~mblned in. a ltl-bilter as the !raise his spr!ng average to _.390 Team No. I - c. Ohlinger spring. Cinconnatl Reds beat the Hous· Iand Dave McNally, Stu Moller 387; E. Searles 421; N. Ams· EASY TERMS Koulax looked sharp as he :ton Astrlls .for their filth land Jim Palmer collaborated 1bary 393; A. !Ianning 450; P. •llowed lour hits, walked two istr~ight win. Rookll! Art Sbam-!in a lour·hltter ao the Bdi !Mullins 443; Handicap lll2; To·, batters and struck out five. He sky s two-run ho!ner was the 'more Orooles beat the Washong-,tal 2176. Won 2 Lost l. Simon's yielded all three Tiger runs in big blow for the Reds. ton Senators, 2-4. McNally has MaRet - P. Collins 424: G. •be fourth inning when George Mel Stottlemyre pitched t1tcee now allowed one run in 16 2-3 Burdette 373: D. Clark 430: M. lmlth It9mered after a wall: to hit . hall for sill Innings and innings...The Boaton Red Sox Domigan S74: D. Glaze .J44; 3111· Freehan and a throwing Pedro Ramos closed out the Cleveland Indians, Handicap ltli; Total 1140. Won rror by floufax. Hank Agutri-e t1tcee hitless inninp In the ~:;.;~ lrts...9._,.. •t.... Nog.._at.. esii'..Aril.....iO...;;;;;;;-..:i;;J..Lost;;;ii.;;i2.;.·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=; •as · tagged for both Loa AJI, York Yankeer'. u ·lrlumpb 01 At •• • :olea runr In his six Innings be- the New York Mels. TolD •resn 11 )re ex-Dodger World Serlttt ·had three bits 'for tbe Yankees. · ero Larry Sherry finished up . Otarlea hom~ a n c1 ' tith three 1 t r o n g · scoreless Mike · Hershberlft' 'lfrove ·0 P T 0 M I T R t I T 1 - !lOA & D. I '-lilt lloo1lo ef AI!!!"! Oi<ln t"' 5 MM. Thun. Sot,t ao I TCimcen €1ty Tban. £u( .,. Pa I.Y NNil . rames. • Over MeCarver , three Athletl. runs ctot to leada &6 1111,:·· TIM~ ~~id ciWnpion Cllrdl· over the Phlladelpbla • ...., 11111'07 .. R bertson B ']]" J2l.J20 1'm' ° ° 'I • smi•1es SandYKOufax Loses bUt Brmgs . Show T0 D. 0 dger Clubhouse Wit. h 9•Inmng ? PIANOS 1 Ia YOU MEET 111 HIQST PE.OPlE 1 ON A HONDA N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Ed ::t.:om:ce~R!oun::·~·ll~tn:l~l~~=tn~I~ICJo-~:•;t=N~~:IID~OII:_ , Hawk's Cycle Sales . �- · ---··~~·-·- •' ... -· . --- ...- -··~···-- ·. ~ paiUdw,.Poittere,~i;:>w.i.:tti:u&r' ..-:-"-. -- Good Herdmanship Key to Dairy Profits c. E. BLAKESLEE 1sl1ll, and will become pathoCouaty Agent genic if the mammary gland Many dairy farmers are not is subjected to stress and its mekJng the profit they should. Iresistance lowered." 0111 clear reason is on their Several years ago. the term dairy operation because they "fast milking" came into use. are IDslng good c:owa through IThis was simply an indication average herdmanllhip and by that the milker and the eow «> IV Mastitis can be described as a "do-ll-yourself disease of eta> ry cattle." '!lie necenary tools are found in the tool box "of In· efficient management." Preven· lion is nothing more lban tho exercising of good management procedures and sane dairy prac- 1 MANURE SPREADERS eJohwDIIrtPowerTabOff~I·W " man tbroLJih routine machine ly milk It out. Repeal W. pro. duree Md I(OOd mOlina equtp. Inspection, reachieved ODly when cess at bourl,y intervala 11 Jeut metll, prevem Gn•' po>:, tutd mazlmum cooperation Ia oblaln- five limes. If the lnfiiiiiiDIIllon burned. ebepped aDd-Or~ ed by all persons aliiiOclated does not appear to be subaldlng, teats, avoid of ~ • Jon Deen Grouncl DriYI Spna._ rr:::11 wlth the dairy industry, including the veterinarian, the m1lk inspector the milk plant ieldmen, the dairy armer, the milk- a dairyman bas but one r&- dislnfectantu on eow teo II. course, and that Is !o obtain Millrlng - Sttmnl•te milt competent veterinary service dpw oae mfDule beore attAICb-·11 immedlalely. lng macblne: Wash and ma•ll koo~, ~·.':a: :::~~~.~oro:~ I aood suppl) ol quality milk. Ill the early days, of course, mUk was removed from the ud· der by the calf with a massag· lng action and frequently ac· eom~ by rather virorous marupuiallon of the udder. When DI8D dec1ded thiS was a gond product for human food, then hand ~as substlt the h"-an . ut· ed for the massagmg action of the calf. . As more and more milk was meeded for human eonsumptlon, man looked around to find some 1 BOth Nap andp•}I e Add 3rdo·Imenston to Fabncs . I 1 Ohio pauttry termers, many of them already f•l- lng the pinch of low agg prices, received little encour· agament from apeaklrl at Ohio Stete Unlveralty'a r• cent E1111 and Broiler Day. Higher agg production and lower egg prices - that was the outlook pieture Hermon lluellone of the Sta• tlstical Repartlng Service, USDA, Wuhington, D. C., gave for the months ahnd, He predidacl that egg productlon would be larger than laot year in every month of 1965- probably up 2 per cant or more, ~~ ., '·'· . . . " Exblbltion Baseball Rtsults C Or, 3fi By United Pres1 lutemationel By Patsy L. Glass with tailor tacks, or chalk Elrten•lon Aaeat, H. Ec. on the wrong side. Both nap and pile add a third · The sewing machine tension dimension to fabric, eontribut.l and pressure should be light. ing a feeling of warmth and iThe stitch length should be luxury. Napped fahrice _ such •, about 10 stitches per Inch and as wool broadcloth and fleece- the needle used shou ld he size have had fibers raised to the 14. The thread should be mer· surface. and then either brush· I cerized for corduroy .. velveteen; ed for soft effect or pressed Isilk or mercerized for woolens flat to give a sheen. Pile lab- and velvets. · rics are woven with an extra . I eo. A h Lehm A A • d T0 FHA pOSt S Boston 15 Cleveland 9 River to Get Final Height WIN202 B@r@ Colft@B ••• THE NEW M.f TRAOORS SEE! COME I The MF 135 and MF165 The first 3 and "-plow traclorl with new, luoreued-eapaoil)' . . . advon~ed Ferpson system .... new operating ease and eom- fort . . . fuel aavtna direct inJection di0801 or ••so- line lJOWel'• eAI Aclverlilecl ill March OHIO FARMER FULTON ·THOMPSON TRAaGR SALES On April I SP'IlNG AVE. The 95-mlle stretch of Ohio River between the new Captain Anthony Meldahl and dam, and Greenup and dam will be raised to final height beginning April 1. Col. Harrington W. Cochran, the mill< from the bovine ud- clipped to form the special tex· r ~~p a .1 Delrott 3 Los Angeles (N) 2 ington District U. S. Corps of · ho ld . . 1 -""'ams, 1 necessary, s u Ci · f 6 Ho to 3 Th der. . us, the dellelopment m turs of fabncs such as cordu- 1 be hand . basted befQre machncmna I us n Engineers stated tbat the twothe last 40 years, of the milk- roy, velveteen and velvet. 1ine stitching to prevent slippage Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 2 Coot rise will bring the Meldahl IIIII machine: . . When purchasing the Iabrie, and puckered seams. Always . New York A 8 New York N 0 pool up to 485 feet above aea Today, mtlking machines buy the yardage given on your sew In lhe direction of the nap A intments of Carlos W Chicago ~ 7 Mmnesota 3 . level. probably remove most of the pattern envelope for fabrics jor pile. A.:po RD 2 N v· .j j Y.ansas City 6 Phlludelphla 5 The pool baa been rellsed bemilk from the bovine udders in "with nap." This means the , -Seam finishes: Turned ed- R orllll ew R;n;aW an 1 Chicago N 13 Los Angeles A 3 hind the new high·lffl dam the United States. Instead of the pattern includes a layout for Iges leave press • marks 00 the t usshea ·bee maappon, . ted' oosstages ""'• final two feet · k' ct' fth · f b · er, Ve n In memr · ""' maasagmg, sue mg a 1on o e na~ped, ptle or any . a riC right side. Pink or overcast hers of the Farmers Home AdNBA Playoff Slaadlngo establish a normal gallfle read· calif!, we now ~ave a ddev!ce I which fmul~t be cut Wllth the ' seams or stitch y, inch from ministration State Advisory By United Press luleraalloual ing at 12 feet. Tha raising operca , we now B1re a evtce •tops o a pteces porn mg miedge. Encase seam edges that Co ·u I atlon wm take two days. 1 ee. which uses an alternating vac., the same direction. I! nap yard· 'ravel in seam tape. mm I Eastern Dlvlsloa Th enewea......:aan M ld hi 1··• d · ·, · · b . uurn to extract the m1lk. 10ge IS nut g1ven, uy an extra -When gathertng, hand-gath- The main function of 1he , (S.ireo A-Best of Five) da fo bsolete 1 0 The principle of the l!lBchine ·'I to hyard. 1er. with y, inch stitches and Committee is to advise t h e : W L. I moveae m brlep damsaces anw urd aa ' . . . lnlmple. You reduce the pres- In c oosmg a pattern, slim ''• mch spaces. To keep the State Director on the ldapta- Pblladelphta . I I . 1959 and' 111 . ·~ outside of the udder below .or bouffant. choose a simple de· ' thread from breaking, use silk. lion of national policies to best Cincinnati 1 1 gtun m f ' tructionnow m !ffillll[l ~ · · h · ·g that 'II h · tl ' sages o cona · tua pressure m 1t, t us perm1t· 1s1 n. WI emp. a~tze 1e 1nylon or heavy duty thread. meet local conditions and needs. Western Division ting the milk to flow into the 1 fabrtc . Look for a nummum of! -ii'acings should be made of lower vacuum area. This ac- ise_ams. darts! an~ tuc~s. Top· , light • weight fabrics such as ~r. Achor is a well . knoW!!, I (Series B-BeRt of Five) Friday's Results tion, of course, alternates, re- 1st1tched deta1.ls will ~r the organza or taffeta for dry-clean- ~ctJve.farme~ who recetved hts . W. L. suiting in the removal of the smoothness ol the fabriC so try able garments and lightweight fmanclal 3SS!Slance from Baltimore I 1 Cincinnati 121 Pbiladolphla milk into the milking machine. to av01d these. . cotton for washable garments. Farm Secuflty St. Louts . 1 1 St. Louis 129 Balllmore 105 aild in many case11 into a pipe- I .The d1rect10n of th~ ~ap or -Pink and stitch or zig zag more th~u 25 years qo. He line which carries it directly to Pl.le effects. the. Jabnc s col.or. edge or stitch bias seam bind- a long time .member of t h a bulk tank. F1nd the d~rect10n by runnmg ing to the edge for hem and Farmers Umonn.:•:n,:d,:,;•::'~~ ~While mastitis was known be· your han~ along the grain. The facing finishes. Loosely catch is serving as P of tOre mechanical milking devel- nap runnmg down has a smoot~- 1 the hem to the garment as for IClinto11 County organization. oped, the milking machine, er feeling and. lighter.. shimer a tailor's hem. Mr. Lehman is • retired !armwhen improperly operated or look. Nap or plle runmng up ' In pressing, pad the ironing er and member of the Farmers adjusted, bas been blamed lor Ihas a rougher touch, riCher col- 1hoard with a thic turkish tow· Union and holds state and naa ·conslderable amount of mas-: 0 !"· 1n general, cut napped fab- !el or a large strip of leftover tional Grange rawards for outliHt lncs <such. as wool broadcloth I Ifabric. For velvet, velveteen,·l standing •ervice In leadership ueslion rna be asked with the nap running down. Cor· land corduroy use a needle hoard in 193Z·34. what Mastitis? Y • duroy cut thiS way. shows less Iif possible. Place the fabrk lac<! ---- - - - - - - ·,Dr 1 A S h' D rt· ' wear. Ctlt most ptle weaves !down and steam press usmg a is not available, stand U10 -'·nt· ·f v· etc lpper, Scepa l<velvel, velveteen, and cordu· press cloth. Pre" lightly in 1on end and place a damp cloth J~ o · ermary 1ence, roy for richer Jo ) 'th th d' · of NOrth Dakota State Universit . co r w~ e JrectiOn nap. Press aeams over it. Draw wrong side cf~s it as follows· y, ,nap runmng up. Most Import· over a seam roll, padded with lrabric lightly across the cover· . ..,.... ~if . . 0· : . ant, the nap on an pieces must fabric scrap. til a needle board ed iron to Sleam press.) D'J.QL IS IS an m amma 11on 1run m the same direct.ion. Place - - - &I any part or all of the mam. , the pattern with tops of all '¥l'Y gland w1th the cardmal pieces pointing the same way. ~~oms ~f heat, redness, 1Cut velvet, velveteen, and cordsweJhng, pa1n. and the abnor. roy with righ~ sides to the out. Jllal secreti~n that usually ac· side. This preven~ the pile ~pan1es mflammahon of tJs~ from matting together; makes 1 1ie. the corduroy rib easier to fol- l !"'The presence of an organ- low. To prevent velvet from 1$11 within the mammary gland slipping, pin the Iabrie edges · djJes not in itself constitute mas- together before placing t he f Jr complete IIWTI ••rd . . lien Clrt' tiJla, as most quarters of nearly pattern. On luxury velvets, notllln&'l ea Ct'Nt •• • GNntJ. all mammary glands contain place pins in the seam allowOflanisms living as parasites. ance only. Match the ribs on 'l'bo Grnol7 Tractm- weodt ita front, for aa(ely'a aake. CCIIDI way aeros!l any Jawn to make • In, or call lor fm ._ll'alio!t, 'Ibese organisms are all poten- wide - wale corduroy as you Je.,'91 out of • juDJle. Aithourh ~au can be 1. Lawn Tamer ...,. tlal mastitis producing organ· . would match stripes. Mark mo1ibut: '11'111 )II'O~ably be the ily, with our Budpt Plan.' lion's tliiN of the Gravely'• eon.. tribullt>.. to your wetl·boinr, it wot!m with & total ol48 eltaoh· f.~ !\>.maim your life e..ier• I Morris Equipment Co. deiii~~3'1~~P~El~A~R~L~ST~,~;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::~I~.A~C~I~N~!,~O.~~ faiJlngmilking to eontrc.l mastitis with IIto operated andher themlk cowquickly was able tires that arecarried often ijnored or the ing dairy macblne serviceman, A progran< suuesledshould lDII!titi8 prevenwith eup. IOQd practices. let down so inadequately out. extenalon servlee. and lioo include the aage water.udder Use lllrlp Wherever cattlemen get to- that It eould be removed rapid· Milk ''let-down" is one of the The possibility of inberlled following items under lnherl- teat · cup when milk cea&M gelher mastitis is one of the ly. paramount essentials o( good resistance has often been sue· lance, boualng and lllllklni· Dow. Never milt with more problems invariably under dis- Somewhere along the line milking. Cows that have teen gested. lnvestl8ations indicate Inheritance - Select cows two units per operator. Alwaya CU$Slon. It probably produces however, we slipped, and we improperly stimulated will not that the m...t important aspect with well attached uddera. Se- break vacuum before ret110vlng more ineome loss in the dairy switched from last milking let down their milk with result- o the lnberitance to mastitis !eel rapid, eaay mllken. Avoid teat cupo from teat. Keep milk· Industry than any other single which waa good, to hurried mtlk- tng crawling of tl!!t cups and resisanee is udder attachment excessively large uddered eows. lng machine in maximum operlactor. ing - push and shove - and mammary gland tllsue damage. and test anatomy and place- Raise your own replaeements. atlng condition. Obtain eompe. the eow is a complicated or- slam hang milking, which is Washing the udder with warm ment. TeAts from which it Is Housing - Provide adequate tent veterinarJ eerv1ee lljiOD 4&gtirism whloh is able to convert not gond. It has no part in eilh· water and massaging are part difficult to remove mUk « that stall or pen space. Provide ~ tectag first ligna of mutlti1. Pt1 gr&8S, yellow corn (and er good herdsmanship or in of the necessary procedures re· a:-e attached so as to tend to quate quaUty bedding. Avoid While no one has been commany other leeds) into the most good cow milking. quired to induce milk 1. e t · become horizontal often are on dampness, cold and draftB. Op- pletely able to control mutltls, IIOOI'lshing product of human nu· With genuine honest-go good· down." Disinfectants in the quarters that prove to have mas- en hay or straw chutes. Pre- it Is possible to reduce the IIWillrilion - milk. ness, fast milking it was an a wash-water have not proved to litis. An extremely large udder vent udder trauma by avoiding ber of caseo and reduce the ,In lite good old ctay,s most = could do to handle a eou· be of value In the prevetion with a weak attachment will high door sills, rubbish in severity of those that do ctavel· <6wo weal dry dnrlaJ the win· pie of single units because he or control o mastitis. become pendulous with age and y>rds and pasture, slippery op, !bus maintaining production ter, then Ill tbe sprlllg fresh· had to prepare and start the The milking machine always is subject to consistant trauma, floors and entrance apronn, eorn and lmpnlviug the farmer's )evened, aid out on 8fBSS they cow right, and he had to he should be kept in maxi"'""' op- and-or injury. stubble or brush pasture, hard el of income. Each berdsman prodlli!ed rather lar1e qaanli· right there at exactly the right eratlng condition. The milkng When mastitis is detected, driving with dogs, flies, mos- will have to develop his own ties ol milk. As our populo· time to remove the machine machne servicemen can he of stimulate the Infected quarter quitues. Dehorn all animals, beat method of operation in line f1oe el<panded and the value gently. _ _:..:..in.:..es::t:::im:::•::.b.:..le:...v.:..a.:..lu.:..e:....:..to_t:_h_•_d_a.:..iry::..·.:.f.:.o_r.::.m:::il:::k_l.:.etd:.:::.own::::.._an:::d:...::co:.:m~p:.:lele:.:.:.·_e:::mp::::.:lo:::y....::eorr:.:.:.ect:.::..::.m:::ilking=· :::_.::pr:.:oce-:.:.:..:.w::.:l:th:...:th:•:..:•::UJ~I~e:sli::;'•::ns:_:ma:::cta:.__ of milk 11 an essential of hu- --- - - mu autrHion became River news WY 2-5101 POMIROY MASSEY-FERGUSON World's Iar1e•t manufacturer of tractors and SP combln.,. Blue Cross now u;h Going by Name The ASIUAY Model LQI041 BING 01-SUllliY C&lifornla !II even brighter these daya, thanka to the warm smiie ·of I ! ,. I~. ,; !' ' ' I 'l'he I ;'i Known by All Marta Kristen, one of the a1artt of a movie called "Beach Central Jospital Service, the Cross Plan serving ICet1tral and Southen Ohio cowl·[ will o!fic~lly l'!•une to Blue Cross effective on March 31. Howard C. Franz, 1'roesidentl of the Hlue Cross Plan, that the action is coniSistent l that being taken by many the plans throughout t h e leoun~ry which have not used Cross" as: part of <: Lawn DON'T LET SIZE FOOL JOU INTERNATIONAl: B-414 Sto tho thrifty, compact B-414 •t~-iht aew tractor that puts extra dJhan In your pocket right from the start, yet gives you power and stami111 for · CONTROLLED RITCr and toughest jobs. B-414 economy, plus NEW 3-point draft controlled hitch, and many other profit makin& benelite make It unequaled in the all-purpose class. • NEW 3-p•lnt clraft c:ontrolltd hitch • NIW •ll..,.urpose "flvt"llylllraullc: •Ytttnt • NIW 4-q'llntltre•e, er DfeNA .,...,... SAVE o NIW hHvy.4uty o4f-lllo frallt ..ur& lltd.lieds, plow, haul, SABRE TILLER SAlE I Save Money, TOOt. warmth 1nd llle KE'ITELA NEW COACH RIVERSIDE, Cab!. IUPI) Peter H. Kettela Friday relpla,ced Gil Allan as head footat the University of ICa,Ufom•a. Riverside. Allan, resigned, will remain on luc:R'• physkal education staff. Phone WY ·2-2 115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio ~EIGS NY 2-2176 R11r Meltl• General H"pltat Pomeroy tool Hospital ~ews Associated Radio & TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAGI HARRY MILLER POMROY WY 2-3635 Select From 7 Styles and 6 Colors. Easler to operate becauae 83% &f tbe wellbt II CODcentrated nn the linea where It w!U do the jjiOit P9d 'fQr ''<llJiin' ln." Wheels euily removed wllbout tools for Ulliq hord pocked or 11NUY ao1L Depth ba1' allo lnsta~tl1 ad]ustable, 20" 8 H.P, 11rtua II Stratton _.,. 12" IDbD tine& . OPEN TIL 9 PM-MON. THRU SAT. FORYOURCONVDIENCI e. Pormor w. oiMk c:.ner. f/11'· ., ....... . WY·24111 . 86iw!JII Mllp, GiQia ~. Ma~Oll . CO\Uitiel . Sale Ends March 31st. FARMERS DO YOU NEED MPNEY FOR Operattna Cost Capital lmpM>ement EqUipment Livestock Alitomobllea EdUCAtional Loan• eC:.mpotltlri1Tolol Loon Coot e. On TIMI Form Senlee e.Cro•lll Life tnouronco , PROD.UC'tiON,CREDIT •1• •Muitte"" A••· ·. · .,. ·.,.,.,..., ' ' Owned Cradlt Sourco THEN YOU'LL NEED LUMBER. NAILS, PAINT, CONCRETE, ROOFING TOOLS, HARDWARE o\ND OR MANY OF THE BUILDING MATERIALS HURRY! MIDDLIPORT, 0 . •.... ' • . 'II . ., in..., diNC:tiOR wcthout color •diu ........ LIVING ROOM SUITES SHOP TONIGHT WAI Sl2t.t5 yoor needs. j Puriflesco10rTV ln...-.tl,t! M~• 'tfJUT Of Our Budget Line Of Open Evenings By Aplllintmant In EQUIPMENT CO. tolor TV picture:s. (black·•nd·whlte, tao}l THE SHOE BOX now DE&AUSSIII& _ _ BUY A HOME? _ _ REMODEL YOUR HOME? _ _ BUILD A HOME? _ - PAINT YOUR HOME? _ _ INSTALL A ROOF? _ _ ADD A PORCH? _ _ REPAIR THE GARAGE? _ _ MAKE A PATIO? . ••lo ALLOWANCE AUTOMATIC Into DISCOUNT Open Monday thru Saturdey I AM to 5 P'M BIG TRADE•IN As Low AI InK new UNTIL 9 PM P'OMEROY, 0. Pricet S,art GOING TO-- SPEOAL! Sugar Run Flour Mills ttfiP horizontal cha•il- di~~~~:J:~ I IIDd et'ea plow or blow ~tnow 512 lAST MAIN ST. to1ids. Preocislon-craft-.d CONTROL Mekes Gerdening E11ler end More Fun ' · front Jn-tbe-way to out;..of-the.. 1Jllll', It Ul!l up work ••• out PHONE WY 2-2975 vene•• and selected ta•r4•..,.. ARE YOU GRAVELY GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVIa O•ni1h mot11rn styJina. CUitom•c.r.fled ln 1.nulna wall•ut ••o.tuxe SP-25'" 26,Q()O..wM COLOR FIDEUTY 1 DRAFT Bingo." tamer . 1 3-POINT Blenlret 1 IDr lor grle.tul 1 .,n,..,l•nl ' ltlntl-wp li...tlttnltwre IIMllntl IIJIInQI WE HAVE THEM ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLm ONESTOP FINANCING PlAN. SMAU DOWN PAYMENT-UP TO 60 BAKER FURNITURE I MIDDLEPORT-, O. MONTHS)0 PlY. Carolina Lumber Co~ HIGHLAND AViE. · POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. �!~ I,.; II ·• " ' ,, ,.·. '. ' \ " The LighterSide Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ' 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. OP QUALRY 1963 Corvair Monu Cpe. $1699 110 H.P. Ene:tne 4 on the floor, low mileage, jet black flnlob. opotte10 clean vlnyllntertor, bucket seoll, rood W. W. tires. radio and beater 1962 Chevr<:~let Biscayne 2 Door _ $1495 fJ cyl. engine. Powerglide lra~. Good wbJtewa~ tires, radio and heater, beautiful red fmish with clean mterior 1961 Olds F-85 4 Door .,...,...-...,.----,----: $1085 VB engine, std. trans. Blue finish C!lean tires, economy car witb performance good Pomerov Motor Co. OJTJr.a HOUU .... .\ II uo l.fiO P M Da1b llthll'dl..• -1... A II te tJ:(lO aoon ....., !10 KAP 1'U PL.Af:l A aM VI.1 PROD\.IClNO WANT AD PHONE interior, I ,..,..e;::: 0, ::;u.. ''" .:: ..:.. ::· .:":. '";:: · · Too.. and Rp•lr Reel Estate POMEROY. OHIO For Sale FOR SALE, 3 miles Pomeroy m Rt. 143. See this house to apprecjate .lt. J 0 hn A. J e Ifers, Jr., WY 2-6046. 3 28 3tc rot . . . ,. 81'190 \fA TCH, clock repair' minor L!melione Polt ReuUq •• nd Ondfnr . . . . . . . 'rs:t81 optical repair. Associated 17 Total cemetA117 b:J)en.ae .109M5 RIJhway• yean with Sanborn Jewelry Mllnt • Yl.epaln Ou Taa - .. noul!l Store. Earl P. Ingels, Sr., ~1 81,..,;.;, lkPe.;.;. .'.' 14~': Brown St. Mason, W. Va. Employ- Retlnrrnent .. MMO ' "1'12tp Dedueuona ltx County Audltor: ... " rar EIM!tlon. . . • • • • . ttto J'ar Workmen.. Comp .... StfiOO L 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Train- To~~·F.~~,. ·or•••TtON:•~ ed aperlenced, Chester, Ohio. •uNDo ' 3 t Uc 1 ' 1'"... """'" 1• ' " ' - iiOUSE -----,::--~;------j ,._ "-le from Help Wanted , WASHINOTON (VPI)-~ lca'a- ""'"""~111 h d ut r 1 ~~'"""'"'- moqa In lll,yllerlou$ WaJalll WOIIdato to )NIIfociiL Like, tar lnatanCt, eaattQa Jo,. M'""'"1d In a radio llho\1', · . Offhand, that type of broadWllniJ would to be a dreldfbl wn of natural r• IOUI'ell. Something llkl B8lllllnl a berrel of whisky to a WCTU meeting. . But Miss Manafleld opparem. ly feels that lhe doeln1 need to be seen to be appreciated. Anylfay, when !be National AsMdttiOD of Broedcasters beld a convention bert thll week, the dele1Jalel received an lnYltallon which said; "This II Jayne Mansfield with a new domestic comedy radio serlu that l'd Jove . to tell you ahout--pirsonally. I'm avaUable for ·.,.,.Uietion in SUite MlO at the Sberatoo Park all day Dies Friday Urants · Pierce at 10:110 a.m. Friday, March at the honio of her son, Rev. Joe Grimm of 1:15 Halkt In i1n, Ohio. Born May 11, 1888 to liam and EliZa Metcalf at ttan- r ley, W. Va., she woo m&Jmt~dl Oil Feb. 6, 1915 to Harry L1aua I Grimm. Surviving are t1u:ee s o n Rev. Grimm of Tiffin, an Claude lind Charlea of Naples, Fla.; nine grandchildren and one grest-grlllldchlld. Mrs. Grimm was a native Mason County, 1-'.". Va., lllld sided many years In Mason. Funeral services will be held at the Turner Funeral ijome at 135 North WashlngtoJHt in Tlf· fin. = Cuelt/tl' ·- .. loday and tomorrow." "' LADIES to work for SoutheastAUCflClN ern Ohio's f~rst business show. THE personal property of the POWER PlANT-The tiny . Come to electric rompany of- late Lona M. Roecher, will 0 .I Cana816 Club •b k h deviee helnJ helcl by modll : W~o:e'!'~o:~e!~ ~i:; ~~ lice, Pomeroy, 10 a.m. Tues· sell at AUCTION at her late ~tt11t~t ~:• ""~, · ;.... ·r..~;,.·: Jean Marie 11 an RCA therm' d Wd d I resi-dence (across from Gaul 7 TOerate BETTER serve you, we op- ToW or ou ....., . . . •. ,,.,.. Entnrtam' __. Here partment, the Pomeroy Per ay or e nes ay on Y - Joader Receipts Da~rl•t YHror:: ~ Ionic energy converter that 8 f.-whee~ lire Department, our neigh· 3-27-3tc Grocery). in the Village of SELLING BY LAND CON- ' and back hoe. · . ates ~:d 6J'uO:.r· 1'1fP ·runda·· .. 1 ~= cha~~geo best from 111tural bnrs and all other residents Chester, Ohio, 10 a.m. Satur- TRACI'S - Often both aeller Ph WY • " " , I W Told ot on ..,.., .. .. IO.t- Mrs. William Chlkls entertain- gas dlrecliy into electricity, ND care for· day, Aprt'I 3rd • 1965· ' one - -· _ e • Tatat •Helptt anlll aa .. lteft _ o! the Pomeroy area fori ROOM BOARD A and buyer can benefit by such Shuler Contractin .. Road Fund .. .. ...... l&.SMIO ed her canasta club recently The mighty mite, which-set their consideration and elderly lady. Private home THREE Pc· Living Rm. SUite a sale. They can agree on a • · Gen • Twp Fun"'- . . .. 110!1!188 at her home on Lincoln - St. a record of 1,000 operational • 2607 S II Ches I , Gas Stove, Trun~~.• down payment S 4 tfc Tot.! ot all ru~ . . . . . . '¥1.1£3!8 Winnlng prizes were Mrs. Char- houn,' iS the forerunner of thoughtfulness shown after the in ~ountry. Phone VI .;}~ . rna and the ,,,.mutt Durin• vur Mrs. Edna portable power supplies lAir fire destroyed our home on or\[ 3-2602. 3 26 tiC · & Contents, Hall Rack, Writmonthly payment, and -the j' ~~ 6Fu~~~llr ,.y;p'· Fundi 1 ~=: les Bradbury, m!UIIry use. Wet,•all St. this Wednesdav. ing Desk. Clocks, Refrigerat- seller will be getting interest EXPERIENCED '""'' Po,m••" . . .. .. """,. French, Mrs. Millard Wilder"' J lafance. Dae Jl. 1U4 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cowan SALESMAN .... anted : $17,000 for or, Cedar Chest, Lamps, R.'.lg!l, on his invstment, while the . Road hnda .. .. .. . . • . .. . smn muth, and Mrs. Donald Mills. 3 2fi ltp right man over 40, in the Radio & Stand, Book CRse, buver can be acquiring title , AUTOMOB,ILE 'Gen " oth" """"' .. .... 842111& ""'" 1 Tot•J or au Fund• Others playing were Mrs. - - - - - - - - - - - Pomeroy area. ~ake short Table and Chairs, Cherry to a home by making month- 1 aatanc• '" D•"''"'"¥• ""'•'"""' •" · ,,.. ..,." Robert Schmoll, Mrs. Gress. Lionel N<:~tice auto trips to conlact custom· Corner Cupboard , 0va1 Gl ass, 1y paymenls like rent. Many 18 1111menf o"'"'""'"' Boggs, and Mrs. Richard - - - -ers. Write A. B Brooks. Vice China Cupboard, Wash stand, older people can benefit by AND I Tno•• .. .. .. • • .. · .. 131 2'1~ Mrs. Childs served a dessert WANTED, a good home for a Pres .. Texas Refinery Corp. Pitcher and Bowl, Telephone, such a sale and at the 1!81Ile course at the close 01 the eve1 toy female collie dog. Very Box 711. Fort Worth 1, Texas. Hobnail Glass, Silver Ware, time be receiving a higher uou NOTico . 3 22 6tp Pictures, Beds, QuUts, Throw monthly income. Btda wm he ~tved ln. the com- nmg. pretty 2 year old. Good with ___ --~ mlnlonen .,ttlee In l:lte conrthnu~~. Mrs. Joe Johnson was a SunROUTE MAN ( d 25 Rugs, Chest of Drawers, Tool c. c. CUCKLER, REALTOR ' Pomoroy, Ohio, ...., 10,011 A. M. on ch I'ldren. Call SH 2.5329 . day evening visitor of her par. wan e • or Bo Se . M h' Good 1BOX 229 WY • -~ ' Mo•"• A•"' ' ,... 3-27-3tc over, responsible, conscienx, wmg ac me, rH>iMI' In th~ "lila«~ or Pomeroy, Ohio. ents, Mr. and Mrs. EvereU - - - -- - - Linens, Pewter Ware, Old POMEROY, omo bewtnnlnJ At t he northeallt l'flrner of Lambert. tious, willing to advance. Lib- Cupboard Bed Clothi'ng Side •• •tc WY 2·2143 Pomeroy. o. Lot !llo. '" t~n Butternut Stftet tn 3 Ml <I • • 11ld Vlllll!fll . Th'"nt'f! northuve.~f.,,.'- •· RUMMAGE AND Varl'ety sale•I era! pav plus commission. y J board. Mirror, Buffet, Tools, 1om.: Butternut StrMt about rr . 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam of April 2nd a~d 3rd. [n the I AbC Cleaners, Mason, w. Va. p I d p M 't WJLL SACRIFICE. Moving out CUSTOM butcheriD£ aod cut· fed to the Kne ,ement wall "tandlnt' 0 5 an building across from the 3 22 6tp an'IJ. any 1 ems of state Split level tone betwee.., the ProPIIrtY Mreln convey· Barrett, W. Va., were weekend not listed including two out · . . .' s tlng PbU Meier, Phone WY ett an" the rurrn .... re~t.,ence proner· visitors of their son and daught· Raeine, Ohio, Post Office. . . and alummum s1dmg, 3 bed· "3$!0. Uc t,- or the tate J P. Bradbury; thence 12 1 v the Great BendiWANTED: Woman 1? bve m. buildings full of items. AUCT. v In a IIOUthwe!lllerl" dl ...... llon alontr b Spon'ored ' er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ja:ck d C II Cll . I I rooms, carport, covered pat. .. aald cement wall 447 reet 1 thenell Me!hodist Church Youth No Jaun ry. a 7-2202. NOTE : This This is a sa e o I io chain hnk fence wall-to- WILSON'S h 550 p •outh 20 de~•~ Ol!llt 21JV. teet to Elam. · · . 3-20-6tc the life time collection of a ' . ' car was . Bfl the top ot the wan· thence eo.terl,. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam vi.. . Clas!;. Proceds Will be used 1 __ . wall carpet, fireplace, panoSt Middleport Ohio Pbone aton, u,.. to" of \hf' w~~oll hetwee11 h for missions. 3 26 3tc U. S. Civil S.ntce Testsl prosperous 1aJnl 1y. 1n t e ramie view of Ohio River. ., ' . lot~ 43 and " to the plae• of be· ' ited Saturday evening with Mr. M•n-w omen 1t1 ana ,...,., seru,.. Jolla event of incelement weather WY 2-3715. :S 17 30tc 1 1'""'1n,.. · - -- W.b P•J §bnrt limn•• A.dunnemiUll New Haven, 882-3208. 'thfl Melp <'ount, Cumml11lonen and Mrs. Clarence Shumate. 1HERE WILL be a hymn sing rhoui!Bnd• ot tnho np.n Prep•ratory the sale may be postponed. 3 26 8tc &utTIUNt:EB !1:~~ . the rlrht to rtljecl any or Mr. and Mrs. Paul -Pierce and ,,.,tntn11 antu •ppnwe<~ nflnet~ TERMS: Cash. BRADFORD -Randy of Middleport, Mr. and · MEJG!I CI)UN'J'V ~0'-fVTC:SIONil'RII Marchh 28F.eedSundayG, at 21 p. _m . :!'u:_, ,!*~~'*=~nr:, ~:~~~:!::::· AUCTIOI'' COMPANY. A. C. TWO HOUSES for salll or rent ~:.::By: LurU~ Norrll. Clerlt: Mro. Larry Johnson were Stin- ,...---;:. at t t! r om osep Mis- Wrlte ....,t., ..,.. tn• 111m• •dtlr·•.. •ntJ BRADFORD Manager, C. C. in Syracuse, Ohio. W. H. .,... ,..._ • Cll! rt 131 H. 30: rtl 2, 3, 4t.c day visitors of their parents, c.- _____,.------~. sion at Bald Knob. Rev . E. J . [~=-~~ Scroe. 80,. eea- Pom•""' Bradford Auct. Crow, Crow Turner, Phone WY 2-3681. GtJffith, pastor. The public Dalb lenttnel · Pom11roy. Ob.to I 23 &tp &. C. BRADfPOBD ANNUAL JIIN.aNCIU 1111 ••o•T Mrs. J. B. Hatfield and cltlJ. lnvited. 3 25 3tc & Porter. Attorneys for Ada· ..., 01111 •uTLAND TOWNIH., dren of Madison, W. Va., 'are Wented To Buy ministrator. Signed: Charles FOR SALE: Seven room houae Motoo couNTY, OHIO 1 11 ttr visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe IJor Th ,.teal vaa .. •lteflne ..._ ..,,,.,., .,, ,.,. •• nd•'• Beauty •·lou, mo 1 ~, to SMALL LOT in- Pomeroy. How- H. Diehl, Adrn. of the Estate extra lot near school. Pearl elgl Hatfield. ' "" I Lo M R h D H ll R tl d Oh' llrf er BuD.....~ ~) for Total l•l•rl" a111411 Jlatd Dv,. 0 10 premises formerly occupied ard Mullen, WY 2-3782. na · oec er, eceas-yse ' u an ' • In tltcb. '"• vnr •-"'-'• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaul! by CUffs Shoe Repair Shop, 3 24 12t<! ed. 3-27-3tc 3 23 6tp :: alum- ::: ~=~·•••n uu.e::::: of Middleport visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mu192 N 2nd St.•. Middleport. STANDING Timber. Top- Cash 1958 MOBILE home, 10 x 51 _ft. Z ACRE lot, 800 ft . South on tnum sldlf18. CaU Guy Neta· 1 tta'::.!~':'rt~t~'-'tt.:•;:~..~·.. ~",:,.rt Per.manent s.pecial, 2 - $10. price paid. Marlon Reynolds. In good shape. Call Ch~sh1re Rt. No. 6:. (from Pomeroy 1er1 •-•·· Obio ,. oo """'· hy and family. ..- - . • lfllonl "TitoM••· """'•· 1"•••11: Ha~rcut. styling, shampoo Coolville, Ohio. Rt. 3. Call 367 ·7723. F.orest Sm lth , B ox Brt'dge ). Co nta ct Grady Craig, 12 29 tfc TOWN•••• •uNDOMrs. Eugene Haning and Rhonda and Mrs. Fred 'l'ueter· and set Included. WY 2·5269 after 4 o'clock, 66'/.J503. ~·~~~!re, OhiO. 3-27-12tc Mason County, W. Va. 77S. s , I ... ~=~~~P.'!t CIUilfted Propert:r and 773-5263. J.lll-30tc l·ll·tfC MACIDNERY Con•;=ment 5901. :HI-tfc &All On 1 • . . Tn . . .. .. .... o.1oo.., man visited Thursday 'wtlh llntlla Cl•aretto T•.- , . Mrs. Tuckerman's sister, Mri. , WANTED B A !" Sale : Sponsored by the Meig FOR SAI.E-Middlenurt'o II& •ol<o Tu . . .. .. ...... .... ..,_00 lr!IDDI;iEPORT Fire Depart- : . to. uy , n I~ues, County Junior Fair Board, est bu1Jd!Dt!, IIIOilted 352 N Kh nile, n.~uno Tu .. ...... .. . . , , Elsie Perry of Carpenter and menl jitney supper. Saturday, ~ Camval, Cbma, Cut Glass, April loth, at 10:30 a. m. on Se<ond Street. Middlepor1 BH ••• ...., lroDNel ~";:'L. . · . .. · .' · · ·: •.". ,.;:~ mother, Mrs. Christy Knox of MarCh 27th, ol p.m. to 7 p. Glassware, Clocks, Old Alad· the Meigs County Fair Priced for quJct bide. !D. WI lillln Ill IbM ~~:::!~/~~'lt'filotd .• .. .. ·~-~ Rlidcliff. m. Pearl St., Elementary ! din's, Rochester. Rayo or Grounds. Anyone wishing to qutre at Ohio Hotel. 8elftf ~-Total Reeelpt. .. .. •. 20.•1)1 .29 Mrs. Eugene . Haning and School. 3-20-6tc common oil lamp:~ or parts. consign machinery, contact: Ppmwlllll ~~'!':.~"b"<!Uu,.e sentee - .. .. Rhonda and Mrs: Fred TUcker· I Furniture, Marble Top Tables, Jim Carnahan, Racine, Ohio. Insurance Call Wl'l' u., • NIPI ~:::: :,' c~;tee~~ 21",.""' man were Friday visitors Gl Stewart Gua Sbop. Come In Picture ~!bums, Picture AI- Phone WI 9--2708, or Rick 7 • lie cen~..•• g...,~uu . . . 4:_:~ Mrs. Jack Elam. · and see all the new varmint bums, Picture Frames, Wash· Koblen~, Chester, Ohio, Ph. PHIYI'O Copymg Semce eop. Total Gen. Eltt!~. s.rvl"e .• ~ ... _.,.1 b 1 d p· he La 1.-h IU!:A llNG, Plambtft&. MaeDer Cemet~ri•• - r.nmp. of Ortl<',. .. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Baing rifles, reloading equipment, ow an ate r sets, rge 985-4075. Sale conducted by: tes made of le&at papers. ~ Anteld 8rotii1R. •nd J:moln1'~1'!• J"~" ... and Rhonda visited ·SundAy and accessories, re - blueing Gl~ss Marbles, Glass Paper The Bradford Auction Com- birtb records aoo almost an)' I l!:aJI1 Mam IMreet. h J::~tq~~., ~a;;.Oltnir. . . luuo evening wit hMr. and Mrs. llaro • and r(lf)airlng. New and used Wetghts, Telephones, Bra;;s, an II aad r.rallln,. . . .... ~ 111 3 26 131c o1t1er doeuments ley E. Johnson and · Tommy IUDS of an kinds. Depot St. Copper, Iron, Pewter and l p y. - - - Reuter lusuraoce, Pomere, ...,.. Pbou W1" ...... Hi~~~v~C':._rnetary EX,I!IUie .20'1•.8!1 and Cheryl. Rutland, Ohio. Ph. SH 2-4934, Wooden Articles. Lee Rudisell, i14 ft. SEA KING BOAT, motor t f lie 7 Ill lie M•Inl "' "'""" GuT,. . _,,..,,.. Mr. and Mrs. Eugne Haning Rutland, Ohio. 3 11 "lite 1118 Legion Terrace, Pomeroy. l trailer and equipment, $550. INCOME TAX 5erv1ee, JoiJD. ~-m.•..;.); -.,.,.,... .: ..~:: 3-1~12tp Blonde Dinette set, $50. GUARAN IEED, renewshle for 108 • Slm...,.. •----- Ag• and Rhonda visited Saturday ••· ---.,--.,--------,----'Ufe ho!tpitalization. Issued .--- WBunw~ Deduction by Counb' AucUtor: ening with her sister, Mt. and LOSE WEIGHT oafely with ,. -I T d Porch glider and chair, $10. Olley Room 1 Coati JIUI1d. '"' -"'"' . . .. .. . "·• ~ A Die b "" e or re e Refrigerator with freezer at all ages. Phone WY 2-41166. .... 'Midd'.....; ror Workmon~ Comp. .. .. .....,. Mrs. James Ree.es. ....,,. - I 11 lets. Only 98c c-====--c----~-tfc .....,..._ Total Poymooto . .. ... ••-·• 2 18 Mr. and Mn. Doyle ltnapp at stsrk's Drug Store. 3 BEDROOM house with gas chest, $40; Rolotiller, $75.00. -:---;-----::::---:1 20 lfc •u-•n ":u::O•TICHII IT and KajJ of Langsville were tbe 3 12 110tc furnace and concrete drive- Phone WI ~22. Employment Wanted ~ Monday afternoon lllsltun 11 A::U:::n=,lli-::O~B~D:-:1::-:-=,-,..,,.,..,.-:-:"bo-eo way. Will take house trailer 3 28 Sic AVAILABLE FOR ,_,_ ........ SMALL "~at,.her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Qlir. In trade. Melvin Little, Che- FOR SALE, Bedroom au!te 145. . · - • ~~...., •-•;; ,..,::-::.,;.:_ · · · · ~;;~;~~~:::;.....;.._ ley Smith aud Jo. shire. 3 :u 6tc overstuffed chain, dresser, lull or part time. Tel. WY :z. ENGINE REPAIR .... ..... . . . . .. .. . .. ,,. .•I· Recent vtaltora of Mr. and u ,._ rockers, dining room chairs, 11411• I II tlo a.... " ""'"" ,...,.. ......,. ·, _ _. lillie Employment Wanted ......, "' an ...... .. · · .. .,,,..... Mn. Llncolil RusaeU w.... 111'1. -:-:--=:----...:...~ table, deska, wash llllnds, AUTO , •LES 'Wright,_ S.wa ~~ :=,'~ ~. ·~~~ 1........ GDkey, Mn. Eugeoe For Rent RELIABLE woman will baby lamps, cbJDa cupboards; ..,.. •""'· "' ....... .....,. .. .. _ _,. 1ce . E ed I • breDa -'•""' Lo _... hr¥ ......, ot '" ... _ · · • • · · ....... ,. and Rhonda . and s1t. xperienc . By day or c ocft.l, urn ·-~ ve P•re:w• .. Durt"' Yur _ . ROUSES AND Apartment fur- week. WY 2-5415. 3 28 6tc seat and chsln. Picture !ram- FOR SALE: 1951 V-8 cab for. Bood ...,.., · · ·• ........ ,,....... DIShed aud anfurnlshed, all ...Fox Lawn -..a Oott. "' """" 'l'wp. ...... • 1300.11 ~-,. Phone WY • 3267. es, marble top table. Lee Jllld. ward GMC, 370 series, 70110 A - Ka~ Total • ..,....,. .. .. . , . .. • ., .....,. .... ... lseU, 1118 L.,.ron Terrace. Pom- lbs. front axle, 18,000 lbs. rear ~ "'"'""· - · 11 ' ,,.. --;;;==-=---3_ 24-,-t2tc For Sale eroy. S.!$-Utp axle, 4 speed traiiSm!ssion, z WILCOX SERVICE ~ :""0::..-rit;;..; :: :::: :l:::l: MAIL M . d hay Ior Totoi or 1r1' 0 """"' · · .. .. ....,. 'l'be Past Matron's ''OD' ERN 6 rooms and bath ALFALFA _a!_so mIxe .. speed axle, dual bed axle, 1 ••••M• 31 • ,,.. •• .......,. Evanpline Cllapter, OES; .,.nrr>ent. Middleport. Ph. sale. l';on • weevil spray. Can 1 LANDMARK x 11 Daybrook dump. c 0 .,_ 4125f.~"'l!~~=~~ WY 2-3121. 3 24 tfc deliver. WY 2-2557. pletely reconditioned mo!4ll'. "";::.,"';''~~ ~.::-....... -.ao meet Friday Oftnlng, March 1ST FLOOR 1 Bedroom effie· 3 23 6tc Call WI 11-3671. 3 25 31<: J "" J'l. ,,. at the home of Mn. J, A. 1 • ™:.~::•~ ~~:,:uAI '!be WcnJ wtn meet Friday Ieney apartment, Middleport. WEEKEND SPECIAL _ Ohio '1111 RamDJer WY 2-3874. 3-20-&tp Swiss Cheeae, 59c pound, World lllllatlud of t:empaet TD THo cou•• .. • - " evening at 7:30 p. m. at the lti.IAI, MIIOI COUN'I'Y, OHIO ._.__ lab Ba,..lo+ Cll .~ lEVEN room house with bath Jerry Miller's Country Fair, EleelleDet 0Q S No. "·'" MI. aun ,...., ur .... Dl• ~- -....a NOTtc:l IY PUII.ICATION Now I ROG and full basement In Syra· 10 miles west of Gallipolis, e N P RESS ...,. eu 1'00111, · - ,.... w..,., "· MAR. 17 .,... Phone wv 2-:uss. Route 35. 3 26 21c 11naaaee. 8maiJ ... ...,....., J.":::~. '1be JUD!or and Senior 3 16 Uc and A... w0111 ... clau elf Letart Falls MellhtJCililt I FOIJ,R ROOMS and bath, un· SALE - 53 Piece sets Dinner· Atlendance goals for Easter "'" "'"'"' Avon"' church wtli hold a •"--1 • ..._....._ Moa.. SudaY were 18t Wben ""' "-- Loy• Cllart"""' DtfOIWI.nt furnished aporttnenl gar· ware now •'17 ·50 - J_, ... , Special low price• on p... -~- .......,..,.,. -w. va., per Saturday, Marchpw10ii 27, at age rent reasonabl~. Plum Mifler's Country Fair, 10 lleDger and mud • snowo. E. Mob! 8lreet. Pom.,., a! BeresDJ Class of the Middle- or ro••••oo '' .,.,,. Sltnmo ....... CommunitY HaD Sorvlns Is 10 St..' Pomeroy. Phone WY 2- 1 miles West of GaUipolls, Rl Lower prices app1J onlJ to . _ IVY Wilt port Qlurch of Chrtat met Tues- !:l:::'";:':';. :i"':..~l'l;. at 5 p.m. wtli o35 3 28 21c stock on hand. Get a bar· f Z2 Uc da• evening at the church ... _ ""' ......... "" •• tho .... ... """'...... 3 23 Uc · aatnl • · · '"" "' •••'"o"', 1101, """ w-.. sr. so for a new clll'pl!l In .I h 'e F<IIUH _ __ __ _ isALE - Flo"i-entirle-- · wan , 1956 FORD pickup. 1954 Ford members expect to attain a !':tn:.ndb!:l~i..~rtta:, cburch. Everyone is welcome. ROOMS and bath •.. ~- ~ Plaques now pair $9.95 bS.rvlce Stotlon 6 cylinder. SH 2-46M. goal of ICI for the Easter Sun- .,..,, ,...,. c..,• .,, Ohio, '"""" nlsbed apartment. u.hhtles Jerry Miller's Country Fair, Jack w. c.rM..., 3 t• 12tp day elass. for • dtvoreo. GUittHty ot ntlaor ehiJif, MAR. 18 f ished I ulr Oh10 H • • nn. and llthn Nllef. on t.bo rroan41 ,.._..,: . ..t.. .n..a••.tcl urn . · nq e: o- 10 mllel west of Gallipolis, PHONii "' ,.. . · - " "' ..,. ... ... ,,.. ~ar s"'""""'' Meth-1 tel, Middleport Route !5. WY 2.9932 OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Devotions Mrs. lteartnt tnme ontonv Sold ,.•., will .. ••• odist Ytltlth ~::~~~~r~a~l~l~ 3 28 2tc Betty Cllne were usinggiven the hyEaster OD lad lifter th• llt-b dQ' of 3 ..::12:...::tf::.c LOCUST POSTS Paula June Eichinger cele••"'· "" will be held Sunday • 7 11· tons. 300 LOCUST POSTS, 7 ft. long, theme. The evening prayer was ":;;:.Tt,•.. Piolnulf March 28 at the Unl~ Meth-1 TRAILER lola tor rant. elose 400 on hand, 30< each. Olar· 35c. Harrisonville, WY U%79. brated her sixth' birthday Tue• given by Mrs. 0 . E. McKinley .,,..,.,,. ro, "'"'""" cidlsl Cburch In p .... - , 10 Laundrymal lnd schools 1c1 11. lhle, Racine Village. ..,.-. 1 11 l2tc day afternoon at the Pomeroy with scripture being read hy 111 ..,, "' '· JJ. ,. "' "' a. 11o VaUey Lumber • Suppl7 Com3 28 2tc Kindergarten taught hy Mrs. · 2:30 p. IIi. Guest ~er · ' pany, Mldd!epon. 10.3-tfr HAy FOR SALE· HO.oe - for ScOhhulor'oAGroc_ery, BeADIIqtyalTty, !-"Hrry Wiley. The group sang !:'~· m!::':u!":~u~:. rung. be Re~.:..~hnof WthU 1IamiFint' A's!IO' I 8 • · · '" mertcan au o· appy Birthday " to ber at ,.....~ · 1 '!;1C!:tnd ~furnr<htt sale. Barr~~ No down mau; Juice, 4 cano 119c ; Mac. ter which decoraied cup cak~ "Trouble." During the buslnesa meeting Olur¢1 .Ill, A.\ltens•. ' .·~.:iltii~~~ Coanltalloa DllgnWng myself 11 a network . vice president, I stopped In to· avail myoelf of the coooullltion service. "Have a lot of people been eonsulting you?" I asked. "1 guess that's what they are doing," she said, "but they cerlalnly do ask some strqe I 1· - MJ81 Malllfield Pld her radio cdad "IAave 11 to Jayne," a1oo wt11 feature 11er 1!1111ent lmllband, Matt Clmber. "Do you feel 7011 can expresa yoursell lully 011 radio!" 1 lilted. "Won't you be rather ab limited?" ' ,:Not at ~· lhe reptied. "I tAle! that 1 caD project as weU 1n oral ~ printed form 81 1 can 'visually." Project Ia by Medlam She moy be ri1Jht about that. I can't lma&lne any medium In which Mlu M•nefield wouldn't project. "Does lhlll mean that from now on you are lJOing to be beard and not seen?" "Of course not. When 1 linlsh thia radio serlel, I'm aolnl to make a movie. Then I'm 1Jolng to appear in a play on the summer stock circuit. Then, ln October, I'm 1JOing to bavo my ruth cbnd. "After !hit, I'm l(olng to make a pilot film for a televioion series. Or maybe, I'D make the pilot before I have the baby. Then I'm going to do a Broodway sbow. "I have done two record al· buml and I am pl8DIIing to write a book. I also plsn to start writing a newspaper 111'1811, Mr. and llh. Jam. of COiumbllo 'l'lllled trllb Mr. and Mrt. Rllpb Lee and Mr. lllld Mrs. Robert Lee and faro. lljl over tht -und. Mr. lind Mrs. Joct PollrGcl and dallghter, Kim opent Frio clay with her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Doualu Clt-cle. Carl Franclll and Betty vanMeter of Dorcu called at the Dean Brinker home 011 Sunday afternOOD. Mr. and Mrs. IJoui!aa Circle were recent fiUesll of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welsh of Lone Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain of Rselne called on Mn. Ma r y Circle recently. Mr. and Mn. Doualu Circle visited Mr. and Mro. Emeot Johnson o! Belpro Sunday. Susie Wippel waa a I1JeSt of Mrs. Gretta Simpson Saturday rtlght and attended tbt baD game at AtheDL 1701: - · ~;~ Ill...,.., ......, C ..Pu.!:... .'·.',.. "':': -·" t:'a. ,...,.. ,.,._ . -• ...,_.I ==-'.',-•CaD,_WY !!! --!"'"·:··- SOCIAL a CALENDAR """'"""De,.....,_ I BIG Tl RE SA LE $AV E ·""'===-;;;--;-;- Aft ·-:.,I!I'UIIIIr enuance G I Ore Set for faster . .... .,,..,. ..... """""· w,.... _._ "... = ...., i?roceed. lO:::: :=-==-:---,..--=- wu,.;:;•. .:o: """"' IVY , _ I! •:-:; 0 ;;;;;-:-::-=:-;-=o:----;-__:___.::._ payment 3 28 3tc 'l'RAJLER LOTS - free oew· DON'T PUMP y•u olugglsb oep. age IJid •ater. Brown's l'rall tic !Bnk. Gilt Kleso-Em-AU ir Park ISiate Apjlrovedl septic tank cleaner. Laodlr!Inernlllt, Olllo, Pbono WY mark Fartt. Bure&ll. 14m. I II lfc I 18 tfc tere~ 3 cans ~; Pink Sa~ moo, 2 cans 89c; tomatoes, 8 cano 711c; Sucher'• Rosedale bacon, 39e lb.; Best ice eream 69e gal.; fresh fruits and vegetables. Phone WI &a. I • 1te and ice cream were aerved by Paulu June's mother, Mra. Paul Eichinger assisted by her grandmother, Mrs. Allen EtchInger and Mrs. Wiley. Balloons party hall and candy were 111•· en u fa'IOI'L Mra. Cline presented t be a rummage sale was !l;lleduled . MAR••!) . story, "The Oldest Easter Mea-l for the second wei!)t bt'"' May. :11le · sage." Special music wal pre. Refreshmerrts were served by League boseba.li. sented by L. R. W)ley. 1'hooe Mrs. Rice and ,Mro. C'l~e with lion Will , reported Ill were Marvln Kelly, Mrs. M. L. Kelly IJid Mrs. (.1)11 lng Monday a patient at Holzer Hospital, Groenlee u contributing bos~~lil ' ·the Jehool' and Mr. and Mn. Elmer Weh- IISel, . , ...-1n1 prolli<!ts r.'"''.. "f .;" - III.P..,.. a& Old 111wtlcol :=a- I. :v.. U..Afrleaa f.Den'+ an~ -ltht u.~~lc 211.Actort 1.~= If. ~~rl< ~- IT. ~1' 1.111. 1 Dl •• m -.&QDlac •~wt.emaa _., -.. U.PutforttL - * ••w "~·- GASOLINE ALLI'Y lii.A.ppenda I.IIUzillo.n: looko " 2B. U l - -~-:. ·l! ' ·L~ aato I .... . . 't._~·. \ .. . 25-:Moslem rulez'•- JT,Bhab- ' '·' ~ ·" If IJle&M'• !lvor I lll.ct(J: Il<IUDUk 11%. Preeage U. Woods- man•• tool ~.3.1418 ae.ll'tdge~ a.bout 39. PerfontiMt u. OloDiai Jldleo 4S.Depart 44.Mlchtpa atty 41.PaJr 46. Poaltfon ID br~ a-·• DAILY CB'fl".ooQUO'J'E hmr to 1Jorli: AXYDLBA.A.ll:a II LON&:rii:LLOW One letter lbbpll' ll:allcla :f~ I.Aother. In Udl for tho throe L'-. x tor tho two • Ollllple A. !o uoed tropbtot, tbo llnJI!l and ,~.. oto. Blnl'lo lettero, apo"" llaclt tlly the 4Jff8l oil IIlata. ••••uL ll!In._,,.. .......,•., ::;lit .. ~. -.- 110praru> ':; .,.,71' :· ' ~ -~~ ·I ! :111.uPtraltttl Ctbn- fo1Uldttlm '- - """'" &'alnttm. ft. Gullo w.,.. w' • ., = a.: "v- '· t~llty l'I.Eanlt.M apddJS. COTerofor thoo)IOI II. Puto ott, &.,.. -e-·· • :us.PIIoaoi _. I. troced.Y two equal 1 :r:s·!:w, liu Recent lundlly dlnoer !I of 1t1r, IDd Mrl. Jl'loJ<I •• II lnellldld Mr. and Mn. Doll •• . denoo, Rutland, Mr. and Pbllllp ·Silllth, Polllfil'el', lt. D. IARNET OOOOL. anf SNUI'P'!' 1MJ1t1 Mr. and Mra. IIO!lert . MIA Darleile Srbltb, HE'S 'TH~ DAD!lJRN Mr. and Mn. Dean IIIII. ,.ERFUIIUI CAlES JESI' COME lllmltown, W. Va., and Mr. BAD, DOCPH AN',.OLD HIM BUT HE Mrs. WOllam strauu 111d dauTH' FISH WUZ 81TIN' AIN'T HOME ghter, Mahtlla, Belprt. AN' OFF THEY' RIGHT Mi'· lltd Mrs. Floyd Weber WENT!! NOW were Frlday eveQ!Da fiUesll Mrs. Gamet ·wnnamooh Rutland. . Wateman White, Norman Calli llld Mr. and Mi'l. Flo1Yd I Weber atlended the ":~~=~ Legion Birthday Party at eroy recently. Blaine Mllboan and Tony Mn. Glenna Milhoan atlend Hereford tlaie at Roclt SpJ,ingJI ·WHAA ITCOMES 10 A CUTE. ~I'L PO/NT. IT'U.. last week. STI'\AJGHTEN OUT HI'F<. Mrs. Alice Dodson •as a dloGLAND AN' CUA.I'. HE!t'! ner guest of Mr-. Edith 0. BuT EF 'KY HITS HER bol'llll 011 Monday. IN &ACK-·- ,_.,u:::!' 1. Roltoot I. an. or I 1 Societ}r · N.otet~ •' DAJL Y CROS_SWORD .&fJIIOU Society Notes Blaettnars H.idge Keno · as a consultant?" wanta to bave a broad coreer. "Oh, no," she oald. "I'm also Whlcb In her case 1o tantamount COILiuitant lor a mattreas com- of type caatlng. WoH Pen Brake Service I pouy." queatianl." column." "llllhlll your llret experience Obvi<>usly, Mist Mansfield - Wh 1AI! Carmel ' Miss Mansfield is Badly Society Notes Miscast in New Radio Show IDaram Noflat ORDER AMSTUTZ's H•N Dr. Metria E. Doerr, Vl!ler» ANNUAL "NANCIAL """" "Nic Chic" leSIH>rD chlcl, arlin. larle and smaiJ MJma(l. IUTLAND TDWNINIO or sllrtM pullell today. Mod- 1211 WuhlnCtoD st., Ra._ - ~··.~~",.!.!;. •.~~.. ern• Poultry, Boz taa, Atbena, wood w va. Pbone 171-4271 anulrlllu "' ,,... ho I ' ' Tei'AI ............. w... Ptlill DVf'. OhiO. P ne LY 2-11031. Office IIOurl, DaiJ!' 4 to 8 p. 1.... ~ Yon .. . . .. .. . .. l-2'1·1tll m. 1 38 Ue ~:: ~.,.... 001' ' """" 11' ' " ' TW=o"""""'R~O"'W;;-:p"'lan=t..,s"et"ter-.-on-ru-.-• , --:::--:-~--:---:---- I ........ U"' 1 MrHr _,Iff t ... t•n.w1n1 ...,.,. ber. Charles R. Harris, Port•·-ineu Servlto .. ,...,.., DV• ,_,.. , ..,.. TMtll-. ,._, Cllrll: land. Phone VI 3-2893. .._ •••••AL TOWNSHIP ,UNDIIMef.... 1 ' 3 25 ·~ FOR SALE: Vonellall bllDdl. - 1 ... """'""'• .... " ;;;:--::COSTS==-no--;;tbing7 · --,-to-......., .-•• - a-1 aD klndo. Venetian bllnd re- a .-ret'te .. · · · • .. · · · .. · ..,1UI!I _ rr TIX , , , , , , .. Blue Lustre Carpet Sbamponer pairs. Window and poreh l!alo• To• .. .. .. • • . . .. . . {M8llO with purchose of Blue Lustre. shodf'S, all klndll. Clolll ownBaker Furniture, Middleport. lnl•· Dale Wippel Supply, 215 Cemehii'J lfVL .. .. .. •• .. • • ....,. Sold , , • , . . 11400 Unlon Ave., Pomeroy. Ohio • Mlnwt.,.;al Lat. s 23 etc l'und . . . ... . 574 - I 11 30tc ~=~~pta IG.loat CHAIN LINK wire, • ft. tall, - - - - - - - - - - - Geaeral heeau .. Serytee .... any amount, iiOc a ft., like CoAT D~ERIENCED c • .,. ., ........_ .. · · • ...,.. dressmakJDg Comp ot Clark , , . . 48llftO new. B. M . Cooper, La ng• d a! . Phone WY • G•••nt •••••.. .,., ville, Rl 1, SH 2-5408. an terations. r Total o.a Exec --~ce S41mt1 • 23 l2tp 2276. I 11 J0tc c.metclrtn - Comp of Offieert 41 &bd DnPloJee• . • . . 1JHM OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. WY 2-2156 Les•l lNw"dc For Sale .,. II' I c:odo azo "fu:!"' - ... BOJRnRW .TY p OM:r OPl!' LMDR TlL Ll O:MDII'RHY MF Yeotel'llay'o Cryptoqaote: Wll1 AU. II'INl) '1VIi4r WID RlilALLY WANr ro DO.-FEAT~ TO DG ! 0 - Ki»>l ......... . . - . . ~ -------------W J EH RADIO · 'r'OU NO"\'"It;EO, 'TOO. EH~ HE LB.T·LOMWKll' F H P N 'R.-T M RLX II' 80R lr!cfttlay Tbru Friday! 1:30 SundQWD Serenade 6:oo Sign-On, New• S:JO Sign OU 6:115 Sacred lleart 6.20 Meigl cr, RFll 1:00 On - New. ~:25 Paul Bowers Farm 8:06 Music Timt 6:30 Bill Miller SLow 1:26 Country Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7:00 News 7:110 Nallonal News 7:05 Larry Anderson Show MONDAY TIIlW FWDAY ?:05 ·Bill Mill<!< Srow 10:45 It's Music- Army 7,15 Sign On 7:31> "Sp0rtl 11:110 Dairy Valley & Dutton's 7:30 News Headlines 7:35 BUI Miller Show ' To~ Ten Show 7,32 Musical Clock 7:35 Pickens Hardware Show 12:00 News · 7' 46 Echoett of Jf11 !Tuesday-Thursday) 12:15 Musical Interlude 7:50 News lt:BO The Rev. Merlin Teets 8:00 Ohio Valley r.ewa 8:05 World New• 8:30 Dally Light . 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 1, 10 Sporte ~y 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 8:30 Sundown Serenade 8, 15 Weather (Wed.-Aucllon) Fri, Sh<>W)I 1:30 Sign 0U 8:16 Musical Clo•k 9:00 News Sud8)1: 8:S5 Com.nunlty News 9:05 Co/fee With Janet 7:30 Sign On- Army Hour 9:00 Talk of tho Town lG:OO Swap Shop 7:55 Newt 9:55 Mason CoUDty News 10:15 Mor!ling Meditations 1:00 French City Baptist 10:00 Public Service 10:30 -Bill Miller Show Cburch 10:15 Family Wol'llllip Hour 10:45 Mason Agr. Prgm (Tues. · Sunday. Show 10:30 Latchs•rlng !O :~,Yamlljl Worsblp (Tituro. 1:30 Tho Bible Speaks To You ll:OO News Beat • 10:45~A.S.C. Prlftl (Pete 8:46 Waab. Repll To Peoplt ll:05 Montlng Melodlea , ·• Sbleid4) (Frldaya) 10:00 Tba Gond IJte ueept f'rldiiJ, Olurcb II :DO ljewa IG: 15 Congressman 'a Report Bells Rlnl'" 11:115' ta1'a CoaliiiJ Junetloli 10:30 SUDday &bow 11:45 World Newt ll:44. ~~~ "Cowltry llymD The Qu1ot Hour 11:51 Mascio CouniJ Nen NeiVI 12:00 Community News 12:of Cimeirt Block News Tbe CbrlsllSD's Hour 12:00 Local Newt ~ : ;~~=~~ aum star 12:10 The ReV. MerllD Teell 12:10 Mll'bll ll Andlnoa Sbqw 1:00 The S1111d11 Sbowease 12:1& Weather Sb<nr · . ' 1:30 Tba ReV. 8llu BWupo IJ:IO BUUIIID iloud Auto Show 2:00 The Rev. Andtew Parsons 12. '1$ News 0 Grams 2:41 'l'hl Rllt. &.cot· 'ftlartte 1:1:30 CouDIJ Age 3:10 The SUilday !Jboweafl '1:46 Country Go Roond 6:30 Baptist Layaum'a Hour 1:55 News Beal ·l,,t:GQ The li1lndowD Serenade 1:00 CountrJ 'Go lloiQl \' ;,) • 'time LITTLE Olti'HAN ANNII A 0:)p.,_. Qaotauo. "She wanto to Inquire about a refresher course ••• It •••m• hor lut tbral datte haYt been Dutoh treatl" WMPO Radio 1- 1:00 Midway Matinee 3,55 News Beat 4:00 Dtsclng wttb Dou 4 30 1 ·~- 1111 : n""'"" 5:oo Community New• 0:05 World New. 5: t5 Sporte Today 0:!• Wulller t:30 Dinner Musicale 1:00 Sign Off SATVRUAY 7:15 St&n On 7:30 Newe lleadUnes 7:32 Musical Clocll ?:40 Word and TillllmoiiJ l·oo Ohio Valley Nawt 1:16 World Nen 1:10 Sporte TodaJ I: 15 Weother 10:30 Song & Slor7 Hour 10:45 Family Worslllp Hour 11:00 Newo, AnliJ' Hour II :30 Publle Sentco 12:00 News RoUDdup 12:20 Bulletin Boord i2:2S News 0 Grams 12:30 SOturdaJ Matinee t:OO Dlsclng with Doss uo Top ren Revua l:OO Newa Ru.mdup &:13 PubUc Sentlcl 1:311 Dinner l4uslcait ~~~~~~~~~tl~~m~p~Qff~--~--~t~·U~N~ew~e~Be~M~----~~~~ioo~~~ ~AR £NOUGH f WAIT HOW jli.L ,..~All &oUHD AQ.OP) I GOT TIM'Ii: 'T'WAIT ..... f:O~ 11IH Tl-lOUQANC, WHEN 1111111<1<0 IN Ql() WHSI<.Illl, Qidlll WAS AC11N<O PECUUAR 1\L~ DA'>"I �, • .O.UySentlllel, Pomoeroy-Middleport, (), Mar.ll7,lM5 Around ~d· About M'dd' rf I 1epo arden Club will Sponsor Town · Cleon-Up Program Th IS. sprmg Plllll were completed to ob- paper on "Plant Nomes" • Sperwrt to RoM Open Rou.e April4 ,_, Accorued ,_,- ', Midu,_,1eport F{lllies Success in One- Time Showing pap,,. MelnoriO • I ~,__ rur _.. "' .n. ~=~~ !~ llliliRepan. ~~e vld Dorwl. !If. pu. llqliM Memhrs now Gone is Held E. Spetwr <qmiaued trcm cu~~" felllwecl Jim lloillmu boDs. will be oelebrafllig their 50th and I lt.lcefUI Iadlall dldce, ' Sieve QIJid:y, Sam Tllbleo lor tbe dhmer ' ..... wu weddlng annlveraary IVI!dlles- "Chief Maconaqn•h," h)' Dl- Sauer, AA Brlldbury IIIII A meJIIOrial . ...-.tee for de- eoverec1 wJih white dGibl and - -..e Arbor Day and to lead given by Mro. Glenn. Lambert Mr. and Mn· llo(loey HIll day, April 7, with open bouse ane _DaviB, Connie Cooke, ElaiDe tbe )ee....,e llll Ruth Ann Halo ceuod nlemtwa wao COIIdUf:t.. eenterec1 with arrangementa at ! • ..tUage dei!Hip campaign by and wos takl!ll,frcm the "Flow- and son. Greg, Buchanan, W. Suudoy, April 4, between 2-4 Mary Lou Teaford, ear.. ley san a prlllllt.o ."' C 0 od eel by the Loyal Womeo'I "Ciaao clal!ocllla and ·IPtiiiC !Iowen. !' ·~ Amateur Gardeners Club of er and Gorden mlfulne. Mrs. vo. are opendiDI the weekend p.m. ole Anderson, Debbie Grueser I'Oioe .In the mnnber, 'Over the ol tbe Middleport Qurdl ol One clbmet 'wll leiiC'!O'" .lhll$o \ Middleport Thursday evening Wesley Fry was the with Mn. Jean Cooke and lam- The couple, married In 1115 and Christ: Bal:~ _ __.a ~~!VIId ,... the "Gav t1u'lll 'J!bul'lday eveolnl at tl!e In Dlelllbtr. Guallo weri. 1\IY, ll the home or Mrs. Ear I hostess gill and Mrs. Lambert fly. at Racine, later lived In the .a.riB B pro """""" ' c:hlll'cll. A covered 41111' cllmlf<r lnd Mn. DOI!IIId llkti}!iil da. Jtntrht. Mrs. Glenn Lambert won the traveling prlte. Mr. Verner See Is being treat- Lincoln High addition In Porn- with a well-done Nineties'' ~1 by the mixed prec:eded the meetln8 with Pier, Scberry IIIII .DDUI. ·and tu «>hostess. Mrs. Russell MUll waa elect· ed lor a bear! condition at Hoi- eroy. They are the parents of ''Prep"';~g for the onaemble clrelled ~reel ::"' Mn. Olear Rouab and M r I. Mn. Hill, who resl4el with Mr. . eel to membership In the club zer Hospital. Mn. See and son, four sons, Charles K., Brade!l Contest. The dance line white COI!umeo, aea II Ia II Ernest Lallanoe co-cbaJrmaD. and Mn. Lobae. ~ for The meeting wos conduct~ by a unant.mouo vote. The nell Keith, are with him. Their dau- ton Beach; Larry, Racine; BU- ed Mary Wolle, Susan Ohllng- and .later otrolllna wllh their Rev. · Donald' HICkt IBVO tbe the. April meelinl ~tlilMn. ll)' Mrs. Edgar Reynolds.· preSI meetinl will be held at I h • ghter Mrs. Blaine Walburn of ly Joe, Wilmington, Ohio and e.' Donna Hayman, ladlea In the part wllh a 110ft bl...lng, Homer JODea, Mrs. t.eilt Moo dent. Verse or the month was home of Mrs Harry Moore On M tOtta Is h lth her par J d d 1,q, cia Hoffner, Ann Wtlson, Sandy alloe · routine. SIJ: attr~va Elhlllny, Mn. Edgar wotllj, Mrs. ~~ludn ~I ~Mrs. JohM, ~AernDear "andm· display wer~ arrangemen~ of ..: ere " - g:~:: ~;.. ~~;~eS~ith (D~: ten, LPindatty JSlav~~· JdacKk1e HAaulw- sailor girls speUed out Hen- Following the dinner the pres- David Dam ·and Mn. 11111erw1 u" = arc , , yellow forsythia and narcl88us. M Joe Tur er has learned . ) Ra . d Mr J 0 hn 1ey, a oco... an 8 y 1. ness's Theme" with. the aiel of !dent, Mn. Rouab, conducted Cblldllrll !.',: Springtime " and "God's Worked d sert rs. n •e erne, an s. SECOND ACT blue and white llags and lilclud- the meeting. Mn. William Rey· ·' manoblp.", Curenl events was The hostesse< servs ap 0 tr~ck' that Mrs . .AM• Smith, former Graham (Anna Mae) Conyers, The aecond oct opened with ed Dee SlaveD, Judy Moore, nolds wu In cbarJe ol the ,,,. course With the I. s Middleport reoldenl, 11 a p aGa · . ~-1 aerv1ce for ••-•· ~ tile response to roll call, De theme carried out In the . a! a anappy danoe routme to Marilyn Stwpbo, •--•_...a swartz, memw~ ww"" ,.... TeJ.Co Offie~l'll ~· The club voted 10 sponsor Y · lien! at Community Memorl Mrs. Spencer was the former "Toot Toot Tootsle" and "Dark Susan Morris lnd Patsy Man- oeued memben of the clasa, , lhe annual cle~n-up week '" decoratJOno, Hospital In Marion, Ohio, where Edythe Watson. Mr. Spencer town Struthor'a Ball" by I he ley. Mn. Pearl Graves, wbo was To Attend Meetf~ tiiwn with the civic committee she Is recupe~ating from a brok- was associated With the Ohto cast and doncinJ girls. A The mixed ensemble did I cluo prellde!lt for 17 yeara, In chorge of the project. Mrs. en hlp. This IB the second time State L1quor Depl before retir- b!Uy take~ff on the soft oboe routine and 110118 to Mrs. Val Reynolds, and Mra. H. C. Perrisb, presld. al Ggy Reynolds and Mrs. 0 . P. abe hu had a broken hlp. •ns to 100 7th St., So. Braden- "Tomeo and Juliet," was "Cecelia." In the concludlng Geor~e Rusaeli of Columbus, the Cltlzena Talepl!one !li. al Klein were appointed IO the Mrs. Henry Hennesy h~s re- ton, Beach, Flo. led, "Romey Owed and number "Dear Old Alma Mat- teacher of the class ,... 25 Conlvif!e, and c. J. Barnhill, committee to plan an arbor turned !rom several da)'l' viSit Et" and Included Jim er Au Revoir" a parody on years. vfce.P<:I'sident and ~~IIUI&o day o~servonce when the group eop n with ber son BllJf family, Mr_ as Romeo; Diane Davis as Jul- cb:...leadera wilh boys taking Mrs. Reynolds led the mem- ager, WiU attend thtf'llitli, ann~ hopes to plant a buckeye tree. and Mrl· Robert T. Hennesy iet; Marilyn Stumbo, LadyMonrolea · a dance routine ben In 'the "Twen!y-Tblrd convention lli 'Obio Independllnt The club is also to provide two and daughter, Terrie, ln PortsIague; Kenny RUBseU, Lord turing th~ ''boya" and the an- Psalm" and read tile words Telephnne Aoon., March 11&-311n flower arrangements. lor the Mrs. Beular Krantz of Char- mouth. .,.~ Montague; Susan Ohlinger, as nual football classic of former the bynm, "One Sweetly Columbus. . , Homemakers' EtenSion Ach- leston, w. va. and Mrs. Eva Lady Caputet; BIU Hysell, Don years, the Middleport-Pomeroy Thought." Sbe present- Using theme. "To11lOI't'01r ievement Dey on March 31 at Armentrout of Poco, w. va. Nelson as Mefl'utlo and Mar- with Birls dressed tn the IChool several readings lncludlng Ia Here, the various confel'the Middleport High School were recent guestz of Mr. and lrSf Rock Sprin.gs Grange met In vin Fry ao Tybal. ' Humorous coiDrl of purple and white and ''The Weaver," '"lbe Envoy" enoeo will deal with the mod auditorium. Mrs· Carl Moore. regular . sess•on Thursday ""-• words bad been substituted for orange and black - needless and "It's Better Farther On," mndem equipment and operatMrs. Charles Lewis, region•! nlng, with Fred Goeglein, wor- the famous opera music, to say who won - Middleport. and closed wllh a prayer. lag procedures In the plant, director, announced ill< letter Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. John thy master, presiding. ed by Mrs. Lacey. Mike Mullen Taking part were Tom King, The groop aent two cards to commerdal, accolllltlng, and the spring regional meeting M- Smith, Mrs. Bl!ll Buck and Mils Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Stock- handled the rhythm section. John Blake, Kenny Harris, members, Mrs. "Etta Guklll, traffic departents and tht: ln-rll rtl 10 at Rio Grande College, Dorothy Long visited Thurston andas daughter were AmOI we~ A trlo g1vmg · · a good ,.~ ;_.;Beso:!:~i:e!::'~~~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-i til Mr comed. guests Mrl. "' ....... ~e Sa uer, John Hood , ~=~~~~z~'":n...u:;~t~e~ond:'!~Mr:s· , Mrs. Guy Reyoolds wao named day at New Lexington, wt · Mrs. George Sinner and Mrs. Leonard thanked ·all who do- lion of "Tender!( was Hicks, Kathy Lacey, Sharon to represent Mrs. Edgar Rey. and Mra. Perry Smith, Mr. and Victoe Young Sr., were naled and helped with 1 he eel of Susan Ohlmger, Mary. Walburn, Sbernoids at the meeting. Mrs. Benny Buck and Rev. and hoste.,es to the One Won Herford sale. It was announced 1e Pullen, and Rose. ry Simmons, Cindy Conde, EllDurlnr the program hour a Mra. F. H. Glazier. One class of the Pomeroy that the Athens County PoiiiOna Hackett. Proving a hit was nor Bodlmer, Joyce Long, Co:n-11 Mrs. Dever P. Biggerstaff :;nd First Baptist church Thursday Grange would visit Meigs Coun- number "Everybody's Doln' nie Simmons, Jllllie Gerard, children, Randy and Vicky of evening at the church. . ty Pomona Grange May &. The done m baby doll style h)' Ka- rl!ll Hawley, Betsy ~l~SCN St. Louis, Mo. are the guests of The meetl~g open!"f w•!~ a visitation of !Wck Springs thy McElhmny backed by a Debbie King, Ellen. her mother, Mrs. Eddie Smith. meditation, 'We All Suffer by Grange to Hemlook Grove...,as dance lme, Ruth Ann Holley, Sandra Bunoe, Jame TONIGHT & SATURDAY Mrs Dona Oliver left Tiles- Mrs. D•le Wippel, president, IRet for May 1. Sandra Swartz, Mary Wolfe, San Diane VanCooney, day, ·for visit In Columbus followed h)' the clas~ song "He A program was presented by dy Humphreys, and Margie Har- Mclnto.lh, Roger Swartz, 0 EJvi• Praler Joan O'Brien with her daughter and son-in- Keeps Me Smgtng, and the the three graces and opened riS. Bradbury, Buddy Moore, Rod "IT HAPPEN!D AT THI law, Mr. · a nd Mrs. David MeLord's ~rayer In unison .. Comwith an article, "My Garden", The answer to the .:'Beatles," Sauer,. Ronnie Hindy, Raymond WORLD'S FAIR" Ghee and her son and daugb- !"umcallons were read mclud- by Mrs. Fred Leifheit. The stn- a group koown as the OUt- Hindy, Joe Stephesson and Ray (Color) ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Byron mg one ~m Mrs. DaiSy Jsa- ry of the potatoes was read Pickena. A vote of thanks was -andHysell. She was accompanied per thankmg the claos lor k1nd- by William Grueser, and "He given Mrs. Lacey, Mr. L. W. Philip Carey, Diane McBain to Columbus by Mrs. McGhee ness to. ber, and from tbe Kn- Felt Small", by Homer Rice. McComas, JOhn Rode and Mrs. nd M L w Doland w h 0 rean IJII'I who gave her life An article, "lnopectlon night" Joe Bailey. "BLACK GOLD" a ;,:· j h history. It was voted to pur- 1by Mrs William Grueser and Taking the part ol amiOUil"" II 0 1 camM e Dere ~ :';g·gerstaff vis- chase Easter lilies for shut-In ' a poem: "Grandma's Tranquil· era were Tom King and Shop Elberfelds In Pomef(ly For A f!l. ven · members · " b M F G ited Thuroday, with Mr. and · . IZer, Y rs. rank rue- Membf>.rs of the Pomeroy Johnson providing comedy Mrs. Phil Williamson· Mrs. Aten Shain, dev~~tonal ser preceded candle and milk Home Demonstration club met !erial between Belli. The COMPLETE SELECTION OF Mrs. 1. B. Weed is visiting in leader, read a poem, T h 0 botUe games which were won at the Martin restaurant Wed- ductlon was aponoored by the . Legend Of The Easter Fllow- h)' Homer JU<.oe and Homer Gl Club Cinr·. all with her son and dan- er," and Matthew 27 the cruel- Radlord. n~sday at 1 p.m. for a turk~ ee . TONIGHT ghter·IO·eedlaw, Mndr.,andll Mrs lth- fixion or Jesus. The group sang, A ' voca~ solo, "Side by Side d,Inner Ul observance of their F . i_I_P ___H_ .... ! amer W • am Y· "The Old Rugged Cross " sfW"th J " b Mr Ri nd trst anmversary. am y arty ew ,. ELVIS PRESLEY io for your home, office, school, shop or II"~ Miss Virginia Kidder of Mid- tor which' Mrs. Shain g~ve a pi~no :O~s violk aeiectt:s aby The table wao attractive .In ObleriJin Birthday "KINO CREOLE" Mr. and Mrf Paul Eidlinger lnvis Presley, Carolyn Jone!l, dleport VISited Fnday afternoon meditation, "The Seven Wonder- Amos Leonard and Mr. Rice white cover and <eniered With nHd. ous Words of Jesus," in the closed the program. Refresh- an arrangement of spring Dow- entertained wuh 1 Dolores Hart. Dean Jagger, w1th Mrs, Desote Patterson. Vie Morrow. Easter story. ments were served at the close ers. Favors were small Easter tl 1 lh ir Peeturett•: A t.\f11ell Fortune GOES TO OKINAWA Silent prayer with Mro. J. H. of the meeting by the home rabbits and cbickena, presented recen Y a e e You'll find 1 complete selection of all 1lz11 •nd .~lorcarteon Gene E. Stukey, HM I USN Stephenson playing softly on the Ieconomic committee by Beverly Chapman outgoing :~htsd!:t':.,.ln In the color you like. was tronoferred March 19 to organ and prayer by Mrs. Jo· vice president. a une' SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Okinawa lor t~ months of ac· seph Cook closed tbe meeting. Following the dinner the blrlhday. Morch 2a.29o30 e Elberfeld• cut window ahadN to your .......,,. live duty. His wile. Frances A oalad course was served by Win.One Women group went to the home of decorated blrthdly cake, "THE AMERICANIZATION -frM of charge. Stukey, has returned to live th~ hostess to the a hove named Mary McADgu.s, Eaat Locust St., Ice cream and coffee were OF EMILY" for a meeting, with Alberta "';r•~ ID Mr. and Mn. Res James Gamer, Julie Andrews with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. William Watson. Mrs. Work on Sewing Melvyn Douglas, .Tas. Coburn. Esker Johnson or Weot Colum- Harry Bailey, Mrs. J. E. . NEW HAVEN - Women o Wagner the new president, In 0 Brll!ll and daughter Nancy e S.led your window shad11 now In the dr1pery Keenan Wynn. bia. He is the son of Mrs. Mae Foster and Mrs. Lorain Sterrett. I the Win-One Suudoy Scbool charge. Other offlcera are Max- Stewart; Mr. and Mn. Allen and curlaln department on the s-nd Fleor Ctlorcartoon• Stukey of Mason. Class of tbe New Hav011 EUB lne Jordan vice president Rlchinger, Pomeroy, Mr. and -·- = - Church met Monday, March Mary McADKus, secretary, Mrs. Larry O'Brien of Racine 16th at the parsonage to sew Bernice Jeffers, treosurer. and host and hosteoa and dauclothes for Navaho Indian ba- The group discussed chan~- Pier•. Paula June received a bies of the SoutbwesL ing the name of the club. Tent- number of nl.. Mrs. Martin Berlsford was olive plana were made for a 1;-iiiiiiiiiiiiii~i;i;;;iiiiiiiii....i hostess to Mrs· Vera Pickens, tour. Gingham omooked hats •' The Letart FaDs PTA me I Mrs. Jo Ann Roush, Mrs. Alice were displayed by Mrs. Jordan. _.j!)..r::_:::~ Gilbert, Mrs. Mary Rickard, The remainder of the afternoOn Tuesday evening in the school Mrs. Ada Rickard, Mrs. Havn- was apent in preparing Easter auditorium with Mrs. A. E. lene Flesher, Mrs. Jean Sayre, basket favor• foe the Corman's \ Wbeeler presiding. The parenta Mrs.. Audrey Pickens, M r a. Nursing Home. I prayer waa by Mrs· Ro} Dona- MarJorie Hoffman, Mrs. Peggy Pie and coffee were served I hew. 1 M ber . Roush, Mrs. Linda Young, Mrs. by Mrs. McAngust to those I th ·~ ths ~a~~ed of Maxine Miller, Mrs. Shelma named above and WUovene Zur/ I e u eas erence at Jones, Mrs. Beverly Wilkes, cher Evelyn Clark Dorothy Cambridge on March 211. A com- Mrs. Lovena Ker.t and the McK~nzie, Elizabeth 'wen and mlttee. was appointed to aelect teacher of the class, Miss Eth- gneots, Lela CUrtis and Buddy matenal for new drapes for the el Riddle. McAngus. audiklrJum. Also, a nominating committee wu elected w I t h theae membera, Mrs. Charles Alkire, Mra. Roy Donobew and : &Irs. freeland Norris. The room attendance banner waa awarded tD Mra. Eileen Buck. Fourth grade studenls preaented the program with mtiSIcal selections and an amusing skit on Health and Safety under the direction of Mrs. Eileen Buck. L I Fourth grade atudents preseDted the program with musical selections and on amusing sklt on Heolth and Safety under the direction of Mrs. Eileen Yeu add . . . . . . . . IDI!UI ......... ,.U m'ldama. lJur . . . . . . Buck. Wll 111 . . . ,., plaiJ ..,. . .._. • . _ p l .., ldll:l 1 , • auu,~ . Refreobml!lllo were served by W. a1ao , . , . , . . lloal....,.. Ill lll'f'S l!lllrd·h to '(lw,.. 1111 lloal the Second and Third grade mothers. t Mf. and Mn. c. •• • ...... ....... ( ..,. :: Pomeroy Visitations Announ-d for Pomona Grange f' p ·a "1111 JIIJIIUIIWap il'l UBI II!" Olj 1841 ..., JO 1110 u.roq lfO!llll81 lln>l I.IIIJnB JOABJd lllfl8nll tuno,( v ·"'111•111 Jl11lf pw IUI,Jid lUOij!UV lllqJJIII ., '1110 IO~JJIS JBO.!I., - smAt'l\ :i!HJ. •'. J,l' ""'"l ""'npJ •IPP" JO lllrJO(o• pnOJd V "· 4oq •M<>;) PIO OILL . "UVJU!Il!A "''I ~· 0111 >Z!uliOOOJ 01 II[I lJJIJ(J fOWVf poo 'fi.IB!) LiuOH elpnr •• qqo:> r ""'! 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Member Federal R-rve SJINm Mcatsr Pldtrel Do posit fnaur~nce Cerporatlen ' POMIROY, OHIO IDIIDY more imporlant facto can be !OliDd ~· tha ......U.., n"" booklet, ''Tbe Trulb About Nerve Jleefn-" Write, phone or v:IJi.t aa today lor )'DUI' FREE copy, Thono Jo DD oblljfaliOD. .11o\Dl0~ __ ···-- Ddt~ladloear Co. LY3-4550 245 I. State St. HE WILL GO WITH YOU Athens Should you he solicited ·on such a proposal, consult with a funeral director of your choice. JflJ broad experience and advice Is available It any time, without obllfation. And ouch 1 precautloD may prove to be o inestimable value to you. . .....,. 'I,_ ......... . ........ _1'1!111' .. - - clleclt . . ~··-·... • u... 01: ' ll 011 ' I oo: 1 ot 'ZI l"''I"IA 00'0! 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Omeroy Baptist Church ClasS Meets 1HDIN AVOs:!!N<r.L\1 111'6 ·1.(1111 ·••Bono.{ 114 10 pulll( II•oi' S ) MIIIIIIIOIUIQ 91D111111Ntt4 ttt'MO '0) ....... . . , - . ~~-· . :~ ••ll'ded I Ab Main y out p / I e ciMc i'T;·; Do•••• I ....... .,.....: •• •• 1:00 John's Almanac 8,00 Popeye & Pals 1:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Hector Heathcote Underdog Fireball XL5 Dennis the Menace Fury l .J Exploring 1:00 Theatre 3 1:30 Pete Smith US NCAA Swimming Champ. 2:45 Channel 3 Sport& 3:30 NCAA Skiing Champ 4:00 Sports in Action li: Soap Box Derby 5:00 High Country Holiday 6:00 Assignment- Panama .,........•.. 6:311 Flatt and Scruggs r ·~"'· ~· ' T:OO Porter Wagoner "!-' . 7: 311 Fbpper 1:00 Death Vo!!•y Daya 8:30 Kentucky Jooes 9:00 Saturdoy 01gh1 at Movi"" 11:00 Late News Picture 11:10 TV 1 Weather ,_._ ' 11:15 Sporta 11:20 Films of the 'SO's SAT., APR. I WGHUGHTS 4:00 CHANNEL 3 NEWS SPECIAi - ASSIGNMENT: PANAMA - A WSAZ-TV News p&J,~ cial that follows Air Natioo•l . Gu~ . Unit during Olll!llsive tralillng foe jungle combat and .· IUI'ViVII In Panama. Channel '3 aewsmin and pho!Dgrapher Bill · Stewart, wbo accompabied Wtet Vitginla Air National GUard per· to the tralillng sround Is n~rrator. · Channel 8 7: DO TV Cla!ISI'OOm a,oo Mister Mayor II'DO Alviu Show 9:30 Tennessee Tuxedo 10 :00 Quick Draw McGraw 10,30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11:00 Unus The Uon Heorte~ 11,30 The Jelsons J2:DO Sky King 12:30 My Friend Flick& 1:00 I Love Lucy 1:30 CBS News 2:00 Movie "Roughshnd" 3:30 Internal Revenue Film 4: DO CBS Golf Classic 5:DO JubUee 5:30 Early Sbow 7:00 Lawman 7,30 Jackie Gleason 8'30 Gilllgan'o Island 1:00 The Eniertalners 10,00 Gunsmoke 11'DO Up-To-The-Minute News 11:1> Weather Notes II :20 Millioo Dollar Movies 9:00 SATURDAY NITE AT THE MOVIES - "Warpath," starring Edmond O'Brien, Dean Jagger, Forrest Tucker and Polly Bergen. An e>:·Union Cavalry captain (O'Brien) enlials 1 1 private ·In the Saventh Caval· ry ,in an attempt to find the men who fatally shot his brideto-be. 11:20 FILMS OF THE SO's "llle Blaclt Rose." statrtnil Ty· rone Power, and Ors.on Welles. A 13th Century. English Saxon, ~ , tor . trade secrets ,._ 1""' cil'avan root.. in the Or• leal, flnda romance loo. WHTN-TV I Channell" I 8:30 Nelghbora 8:45 Social Security g,oo Herald of Truth 8:30 Word of Life 10: DO Shenanigans 10:30 Annie llakley I I 11:00 Casper 11:30 Beony And Cecil 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 &pptty Hooper 11:00 Allakazam 1.30 American Bandatand 2:00 Let'a Danca 2:45 Teen Time 3:00 Travelog 3:15 Great Moments In Mulde 3:30 Bowler& Tour. 1:00 Wide World 01 Sports e 30 Championship Wrestling 7:30 Dixie Singing 8:30 Lawreooe Welk 9' 30 Hollywood Palace 10:00 Newa 10:45 Chiller Theatre .. ,~ •color Television ·~~ SERVICe . . . . ·1 ,) :$Ffttltan &·MIMI. . }"" ~ ... ~ ·-... .:,: ............ . '' .. • June Alyoon and ber husband, Glenn MBllwell, will go to court In Santa Ana, Calif., at the end of this month to try to end their brief on-and.off marriage . . .. Ben Novack m In New York ostl!llsihly for conference with John Mills, the new proprietor of El Morocco, but Mr. Novak's intimates believe be's even more interested in courting Liz Allen, I beautiful cover girl from Lon, don . . Some good news is expected to come out of the res oent probing ol "Poor Rich, ard" on Broadway. The sbow'• · two stars, Alan Bates and Joanna Pettet, are elpeeled to anIIOUJICO their engagem011t . . Som Cooke'& widow, Barbara, became the bride of guitarist Bobby Womack In a very quiet oeremony. Bobby wao a member of the combo that backed her late husband on recordings and personal lppearlllllle8. Tbe surPf'lae 111 don WU DO SUI"• prlae to leaden o1 this column, ll'lllch Pl'fidktecl the lllflrri'le li:i - ., On Again, Off Again Marriage Maybe Ended I~- P.O. 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