http://66.213.69.5/files/original/80e67f5f8832bb49e3402a863b3db834.pdf 7f76d5421bedb3f8e0d8cb6a49cb0f7a PDF Text Text I ' 111-DaUy sen_~~·'· Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Apr. 21 1985 elosod the •ervlco after wllleb breakfast was served in the ' • IS• Hefd Special E~ster Servtce Sunday at Enterprise EUB Church dininl! room. An organ and plano preloo; ~lssM~,;,!be;;,u M;~ I ~ r'~':::t Marti~ 1 o;:,. Mus Butc116 wiU Pn•ent Recital Mainly About Peo pie Jn Pomeroy lr~ i1un~t.oo ~ly," En~~ ~~.~els,Old 1 .~nd Sharo~h~;nT::. ~(·ruc-tfi<'d lher~. ~rd. ~h~e, ~:~k~r F.~'<ms Sunda~ Bec~y ~va_ns ~ ~ ~l~;~ ---- at~nd ~oending sis- ~· 9Robert w~k <.~ncluded oth~r Practice Held To Receive State Officers DorcasCircle • p0 t/uc k EnJOYS • Before Meetmg ffilrley Sw er .. · Mr. and . Mn. WilHam Ault and family, Dennis, Merrt Perry were In Sprin&field for the Easter weekeed. 1 and Saturday where they were guests of Mr. ~d Mr~ . Leonard Kessenger and sons. -sprite-light. Braided rope·ttim adds a truly casual toucit IQi this smartly mjlorcUskimmer. REGATTAS 1.>) DA .. ._·EAND Complete Line of C•nvas Foolwear For Every Member of the F•mily BALL BAND JETS SAVE Now- I - •nd U.S. KEDS SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW i ~ "'> ~ I food fur the banquet. Helping Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher A practice was held 00 . will be Mrs. Searles and Mrs. and son WH!je, of Belpre spent ceive state councilor. _state VICe Charles Edwards. the weekend with her parents, councilor, and assocwte state ily were her mother, Mrs. Wll·ll The balance in the treasury Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. vice councilor at the evening Uam C. Houchins of Vintoo, was donated to the Guild Girls Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chap- session of the rally. her sister and famUy, Mr. aed 0 , r the church and a foreign stu- man of Columbus visited relaMrs. C. N. Hill and children, 1 dent. Mrs. Richard Owen was lives in the area over the week· 102 in Auendan.ce Abagall, Emily ""d Nathan. 1program leader and spoke on end. E S • Miss Coleen Wilson of ~:: the 10 Baptist Mission fields a- Mr. and Mrs. Orle Lewt. of At "aster. ervwe spent the weekend with round the world. She was as- Jackson visited Sunday, with Easter sunnse services tives and friends in sisted by members of the CIT· their llllcle and aunt, Mr. and held at the Hemlock Grove and Pomeroy. cle who gave information on Mrs. John Frick. Chnstlan Church S110day The Rev. Donald Boone was each of the mission stations. ing. in Columbus MbDday wheN! he . She closed with prayer. Following the called on Mrs. Bertha Ateber, Attending 1n addll1on oo the hour, which had an who ls recuperating !rom an llJ.. above were Mrs. Pearl Hoffof 102, an Easter ness at the home of her daughman, Mrs. John Kaufl, Mra. ... was P~~sented. A. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Donald Boone. Mrs. Elizabeth "Easter, by the prunary Beaver. Slaven and Mrs. Agnes Whi~e. The Sunrise service of the opened the pro~am. The East- I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mattox The tables were decorated Wlth Syracuse and Minersville er Story was giVen by the and famJJy of PolDt Pleaaant, spring flowers for the dinner. churehes combined was held at B~ Ba~: a;~ !":r b W. Va. spent S1111day with bls Minersville Easter Sunday. an ~ s on B Y parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl CLUB TO MEET S . 1 . . luded "Op- the Jumor and Busy ee Mallor. G d pec1a mus1c me ....... h · ented two East., __ _ 1'he Windin& Trail ar en en the Gateo of the Temple" '"e c 0 " pres Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jo,.,..., club will meet tonight, at the by Mrs. John Jordan; "What er numbers. spent Easter Sunday with bJa Ohio Power office. Mrs. Char- Shall I Give The Master," by f mother, Mrs. Harry Jolmson at Jes Lewis will g1ve a demon- Mrs. Jack Cummins and Mrs. the ~~un l.J'_. Clifton, W. Va. stration on color. Mike 8watzel; "The HoI y In u~e wors&ip serv1ce ----by Mrs. Richard Ply- followed, reception of new Surprue Birtlulay - SAVE NOW - SAVE and .. Lords Pray-w bersas coanedd the .,. er, • by John Lisle, Party U Civen )> Tbe choir o1 each church Dr. Rousb. Mr. and Mra Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoe Manalso presented a speelal num· bert Pugb, daughter Mar<la, ley honored their daughter, m ber. Charles Hoback gave tbe son Alan .were receaved Rosemary HyseD, with ll surScripture Reading of Luke 24: - membership. . prise blrtbd8y party, Friday, 1-12, and the church lay lead- ReceiVIng ntes of 16, at their home. A er Victor Brown delivered the were Mark Allea Forbes, 800 decorated cake, Ice Easter sermon. Opening pray- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Forbes; cream, coffee and punch were er and benediction was given chelle Reese Cummins, served to those present by the pasoor, Dr. L. L. Roush 1er of Mr. and Mrs. Jack lovlted fl\lesla were Mr. ~ and Mrs. Roush presented an mins, and Traci Lynn Mrs. Thomaa Roush, Mrs. DarEaster reading. daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. othy Bryan. lira. Lucille Casto, m During the Sunday School Jordan. Lucille King, Kalby and Z hour Eastern treats were given Attendance at SUnday Barbara. Mrs. Connie Manley, ~ the children and flowers were was 103 with worship oervJ.ce. Mrs. Raymond Manley and c; sent to the alck and shut-ins of attendance of 71. daughter, cathy, Mr. and Mra. Edward Mllllley, Don II ~ FORD CARS I BRAND NEW ~ FORD TRUCKS I < ~ FORD CARS & TRUCKS z I ~~~~~~'.:"'...."~~.:..::::=::.::.....:---- Mr. Manley, z ~ ~ ::...M~i Van Cooney, Edllb MEIGS THEAlRE < Ill eiMMEDIA TE DELIVERY eWE NEED YOUR TRADE·IN eMOST MODELS IN STOCK eDEAL NOW AND SAVE TONIOHT 6 "THUIISDAY NOT OPIN YOU ALWAYS •.• > ~VE NOW - s~oo SALE ; ·. tOO% combed cotto'Pl twill - water repellent - fully Hne~ Fly button front, r-aelan sleeves, Sizes 10 to 18. Beige, blac and olive drab. I i ·, ! It I II Our regular stock of womens coats. All wool fabrics. Several at f1.39 VYNOCIL DANDEE·TRED WINDOW SHADES Non-slip floor m•ts - 18" x 30' ', Pratical smooth sw'fa~e is easily kept clean. ~ proof; Jrlps floor flat. Trip proof bevelled edge!. Attrac:. tive decorator colors. In abe Supported plastie - W allbable. 36'' x 6' In White. Lt. Tan, Green. ~ c; < • , SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW - SAVE NOW - SAVE II 11 I IMaster Plan for Colleges .Bared WORW SA~E "KANTSLIP" FOAM·BACK THROW COVERS Ideal Furniture Covers. Laminated foam back clings to any surface. Stoln resistant. No iron. Water repellent. Machine washable _ Machine dryable. Colors: Brown, Turquoise, Pumpkin, Green, Gold . Size 2"x60" _ 7 Sizo 2"xl08" _ _ $3.95 SIH 72"x90" _ $5.95 $6.95 Sizo 72"xl26"- $7.95 49c CLING Vllllt Elberf•ld• W1rehouse 7 on Meehanle Street ALL VINYL STICK.ON PLASTIC 18" vinyl film with a self ad· heslve backinc. Eaay to use. Waterproof. 25 different Cllna: eolon and patterns a\'llilable, 39c (, where we sell hard surf-ace floor coverings, linolewn, Cona:owall, Chrome edge and Muticl and BJe)'dea and see the new lhlprHnt of Power Lawn Mowera now on 1111. YARD SPRING FABRIC SALE Spocill 1- prlcoo brillll 'you oxl_rl nvilllll for Ill Sprillll-11111• ___ _ -----. FLUFFY COnON TERRY CLOTH Fine for robeJ, towels, beaehwear. 38" wide J'llf, blue, pink. red, gold. .79c in white, YARD - DACRoN•Ind COrloN ---POPUN ell~ Sargus Says Extinction Is Threatened N% Cotton. EIBJ oare Dacron polyeoter llrl• New fubloo colon for sklrll. jaobtl. shorts. Dacron - poplla. 40" wldo. Wash and Wear. Preahrunk. Drip __ SALI _$1.19 __ YD. _ --- ENIM conoN D -- Ideol dresa wetcht - catron denim for oloeb, Ja<kell, and sklrll. 311" wide. Solid ooloro and otripel. 69c YARD ------- ---·."SILKARAu Wov011 of 91 ~ Spun Rayon and 9% SilL Machine wubabllat. QutdJ: drying. Wrlntlo reslaltnt 40" width. Nubby weav1 Whitt, WblttiBiue, Green, WhlteiGnon, Bla<t, Whitt. RIOULAR f1.69 YARD . $1.19 .._ IALI __ _ ------New Shipment! QUADRIGA PERCAU. 49c A YARD EASY CARl-S$ PRINTS ,. · · · . . · ''· · ·· '· Plinta. 411", wf4e bu •llffiUiar ~-«* ft!uo. lil."~ •. lltlM ••••• ·loi:lio · aol ~- . .... ~ . . ·.·'7"" W 'lllllit., dreueo, bto.,... . ··· , Ht ,, . ' .... •tr:,' .. L MIDDLEPORT, 0, '' ~~-: -------- ------ z 'I·. Colonial Patterns. No laumlerina necessary- skid P:Oofcolor fast. Beautiful colors. Can be matched In all sizes. $2.19 - tl"x30" OVAL -------------------- SALE $3 t9- 24"1136" OVAL -------------------- SALI .. · $4:69- 27"x41" OVAL - ---------------- --.... 19 . · § ·1!1 QUICK ACTION - Pomeroy council Monday night approved purchase Model "50" !londa for the police department and here is Chief Jed Webster, eeivi'ng it Wednesday. At nght is Richard Rawlings of Rawling Sons Motor Co .• dleport, area Honda dealer. - Sentinel photo. styles to choose from. GO 121 REGULAR $39.50 WOMENS COATS ........ SALE , RIGULAR $29.50 WOMENS COATS ........ SALE $20.01 ANTI-FATIGUE . ' ·1111 ' 'I i'' 'II i'll ., •. ' SALEI WOMENS SPRING COATS . Keith Goble Ford WY 2-2196 ALL WEATHER COATS wldo. CbooH from_• btl ... leallon of brltlrt llorll ODd novelty Jrinta. bo- ~~~~-~ l!rlpol IDd I Wide tll'NT of ploln oolon, AT "' WOMEN$ REGULAR $10.00 1011~ Cotton. Jl'aot eolon. 88" PAY LESS ~z $7.90 2 pc. orion knit suits - cardigan and slipover styles, soft pastel shades. Sizes 10 to 18. ::11llhorll and RoJ:ie Oller. FIVE Student Demonstration l At PPHS is Threatene SALE Mike, Mrs. Mary Kaull, and Mrs. Lawronce Patty, P1!81Y. Randy and I THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1965 WOMENS ORLON KNIT SUITS ub~pedt"~ya! < ~ m: $J.OO $1.69 SALE Weekend guestl of Mr. "KAREFREE" VINYL PLASTIC OVAL RUGS Mrs. John Krawsczyn and '""•·II mal~; en tine REGULAR $10.00 S~ay Churches Hold Joint Services Easter Sunday . All 1 Llnen type fabriu ReiUlar •nd balf •IZH. UGU;:; ...9.50 WOMINS SUITS ........ , IALI ttiGULAlt $29.50 WOMINS lUtTS ------·- SALE f21, ttiGULAR $35 DO WOMINI SUITS . ........ SALI IZ6.80 tliOULAI 129:50 WOMINS SUITS •••••••• SALI ·:·: IIGULAI t25 01 WOMINS SUITS -------· IALI f 6. IIOULAJI $19:50 WOMINI SUITS - ----·-- IALI f14.M WOMENS BLOUSES /"~ l~alio~ ~;~~ ~':he ~~~~;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiO-::"IIcity" Warmer, Bill Dixon, who Is employed ~,.37 in Pontiac, Mich. spent the EBISAL I ter weekend wlth his :~:~::; j Washable rayon blouses Mr. and Mrs. John ~ shGrt sleeves - bow neckand his fiancee, Miss Be•rerl:y I line. Sizes 32 to 38. 1 saucy SALEI WOMENS SUITS .... ~~~ow • ...u.. REOULAR f1.99 1 Sw«< and _, wfllt • rece~tlon 0~a~~e c~~~~s~ments aJrema tllfo o!teJWoa. ·~111 lonlpl. ~ l'rld.iy doady 1 lillie Mr. and Mrs. William Rus- report~ ~y ev~l~ ,_'lldenltnen Ia - sell and sons, Ken, Mark and John, were In ClnclnnaU Friday hi~ Mr~. Beula~ Whl~'fl;:e~eonw~r enll~~ed,nnounc<ments ~ THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE DAYS AT II.BERFB.DS . • with Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey Perrin. and Mrs. Charles Buck. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thumas WeekerJd guests of Mr. and returned home Friday, after a ten days visit at Moline. Ill with Theodorus Council, Daughters Mrs. B. F. Parmalee aDd Mr. and Mrs . .lohn Thomas and or America, met in regular ses- mother, Mrs. Ludie Meadows Members of the Dorcas Clr· ·at Lorain with Mr. and Mrs. sion Mvnda) evenilli, at the were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cald~ well and children, Beeky and First Wallace Lee Heuter and dau- IOOF halt with Lottie Cohen Cle of the Middleport Susan of Marion. They were h h councilor, presiding, Baptist Ch;rchtlu~~e~;~er ptr; g ~:.- and Mrs. John Thomas Reported ill were Maxi_ne rotite to their home foUowing po lar meeting. of Moline, Ill. were overnight I Moore in Veterans Mernoraa1 trip to Florida. ceding u•elf regu s chair· guests Friday of parents, , Hospital, Mildred.Spencer at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rifne Mrs. Charlf:S Searle ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas. Holzer Hospital and Helen Baer. as their Easter guests man, presided. . ted Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L. Reu- Fannie McNamee was their son, Melvin Riffle of Coter nnd daughter. Cristiena ed rmproving from a recent ill- lumbus and daughter and famdevotJOns Lynn returned to their home, ness. A get-well card had been ily, Mr. and Mrs. David McKenofof Wltnessmg. 1 d the l...orain a weekfuture events me u e . . Monday · ' arterd M Ed Isent to Mrs. Moore and one is z1e and children of GalHpohs. G d W men's Associa- end visit w1th Mr. an rs. -ito be sent to Mts. Spencer. Miss Carla Gilmore, 0 hi 0 IRio service to be 8"' Thomas. Nye Ave. and oth- A communication W¥> University student, spent Middleport church er relatives in Middleport and I from Edith Wakely, district weekend with her parents, Mr. d· jng April 26. A Bradbury. Iuty, in regard to the D~:~l Mrs. Carl Gilmore. Mon f ilow With Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Rally which will be held , 0 wJ as chair- and Mrs. Edgar Thomas were I day m Marietta. A ""''lrllm-1 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ha.yesJJ David Darst . named to contri- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L: Reu- lion. was made oo the home and son, Gregory, spent the mabut"e· with ter and daughter11 °ffLoBraadmbanyd orphans fund and rally tax weekend in Fairmont, W. Va. sandwiches or dessert. Helpers Mrs &!and Bud Russe Fisher, ostudent r urat· pal"d· . with her aunts, Mrs. G r a will be Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mountain State Business Col- Dons Darst wa_11 Howe and Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven and Mrs. lege, spent the weekend with and ~lected recording. Taylor and also a cousin, Mr. Clyde Winebrenner. his arents Mr. and Mrs. Ma.s- 1and ~stalled by Mane and Mrs. Frank Bartus. May 3 will be the Mother· on ~isher,' Minersville. ! counc1l depu~y. Plans for Mr. C. B. Weise of ColumDaugbter banquet of the B: H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warns- rally were d1~cussed. Ca~~:~~bus, spent the Easter weekend So cte Y· ley and family of Pomeroy were au Sanborn Missionary t H ck and Elizabeth h with his sister-in-law, Mrs. R. Mrs. Tony Fowler ~s ch<~ir~ Sunday evening guests of Mr. were named to pure ase C. Sam~bw-y and niece. Miss Sail man. The circles w1ll donate .and Mrs. Mason Fisher. for the rally. iy Schaar. chu~ch ~r . -- Middleport w111 present h..: recital 'Mlursday a e . Miss Patricia Fi.eld.s, student 3 p. m in Ewing HaD at Airman· Melvin Swisher at the Holzer Ho>sp1tol Umversity in Athens. returned to his base II QU<III-1 Nursing, spent .he Easter hd Miss Butcher a piano malorll set Point, Rhode bland. after lion with her pareniS Mr. • ' · spending the Easter M J se h Fields and son Jeff- at Ohio University , " a with his parentl, Mr. and Mrs. _'s. 0 P of George Katz, Professor ish Sc~~.~~ '~ 1VEA'I'HER Mlsa Jedy Butcher daughter of Mr and Mra Butcher, ' hi Jce followheld at , also snag, "One Day :'' the ed the wo~ P se~:adi and Spoelal Chureh h)<!ln "Holy, Holy, by ed and fat !hi:" chOir; a duet, Let Us pray y "H Live!" by the Eaatet· --Y· B d Together" by the hymn e ' lk Mrs. congregation. A spec181 number The Yooth FelloiiShip was In Br_e•k . rea charge o1 the Sunris- serYJce, i Mt·<> Karen . Wa ·~lo "Ten . wos presented by the Boys and 8 thi theme beutg a ehora! na~- John Musser · , Keith Ev· Girls Chorus and the Re~. r y. . Piaoo at OhJo . UmYerSity. She rativP stor> "1'1-ulv '11:e s. n Thousand Rugged I Smith had for the sermon topic Miss Mary AM Fields of c;.o· will play selectJum from Mo.. 1 ,, Dod ·· · A sp<'<'l3l numb<or, '"'· ' " " "The Everyday Meaning of •umbus spent the weekend With zart. Bee!hoven, Brahms and . Clmst·s Way :· by th<> youth Cross, by . the cho ··Were You !':aster." her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos- Barook. She Is a graduate of 0 , w u.rt•r·tea "' \I· · ·· · ,. !o ly . During the Sunday School eph Fields and Jeffrey. Middleport High School and was Dam. opem·d the service, fol· . and the choir sang, "The hour in charge of Ralph Spen· Mrs Jessie Russell visited Ia plano pupil of Mrs. Norma lcmed b< I he mvocol oon by the the Middle Cross. A cer. superintendent, • program with Mrs. Eli'"beth Hecox here. Plannmg oo Rt>\ \lt•n?t•l ..;mlth :1'1d a song.: . an ~.~~hrist Arose," by Miss was presented which inclu~- Humphrey . I the concert are her mot er, , I (ja..-e My Ute For and Mrs. Musser, and ed a song by the children s Charles Burt is a ! Mrs. Ira Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. by Bun n,t" Jud:- ::tnd Liane two numbers, "At the Cross," choir, a duet by and at London, 1 his Coats and son, Smith . d " Pnuse Him Pra1se Him" Brenda W1ll and recitattons by ter Mrs. Harley Holcomb and en Coals and Mrs. Waller Jt'nlllt' Tt•tTy the choir the several children. A combined relatives. Crooks. ttnd .Junior Bent; 1\t're n<~rratf . _Y , lesson with remarks by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Grate ----urs fur the st ory· a pa rt benediction by Frank Ar- Spencer closed the Sunday and son, James of Charleston. "hirh was glvt>n. bt"l"een t ~ otl and a solo, 'The Lord's School. W. Va. and M.r. and Mrs. Gary f!'!lowmg song<:. a~. ongma ~ .. .. by Miss McClintock, Dudding and family of Hunt1 poem b•· Kay ~c~-~mtock who ayer, - - ·~ jngton, w. va. visited Sunday '"';:!.... ;:;;; nd And AroAubout -- ••• , . :6.9c ,.,·:.·~Mo·."' ~LI ........ " ,~' . -..+' . '· ' I �' • . .,, • F~rst Reds Climl) Into Undisputed 2-DIUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~c Apr. 22, 196~ ) CHICAGO {UP!) - ll'a a Ioiii way yet to October, bul the Cincinnati Reds are tJesb>Dinl to loot more and lllllN Uke they deserve the National League lead which they bold today. . , , If Jun 0 Toole, who was expected to pitch today against the Cuba In the final game of the current road trip, can come around to hla old form, tbe Redo will be hard to cJis. lodge. Joey Jay, late gelling Into shape this 1prt., beeaUJO of the flu bug. made tDs first start Wedneaday willl a tour-lilt, B-2 ' triumph II'NI' C21leqo. Comllll on the heell of the ..Mter. Mollday by Jim Ma· loneJI, - had been relegated Ill the bullpen to get hJS pitcl>lng under control, Jay's pertonnance spelled trouble for the ~ppoalllon. O'Toole has bad control prot> lellll lD hla two looses, but U the Rods continue to hit the way they have been, they might llill beat Cal Koonce 11.0) and Chi· cago 1oday. Blall Cllbs for 14 Hh1 Mana1er Dick Sillier, who bad some moments of concern over his three big pitchers, now Place turns to the problem ol trying Tuesd'!7 bu beea trPicaJ, for It Johrtson lor the team't , _ to fh John Taltourls and Joe included two homers, tbree do,.. battod·ln lead at sev011 u bo Nuhall Into the starting rota· bJ.. and a triple. belted a three-run bomer oil "" tion. Sammy Ellis appears a.. Clnclnnatl ocored one In u,. liever Bill Faul. former Unlversured of a regular spot as the first, two in the seoon<l, one m sity o1 Cincinnati star, in the fourth man on the basia of ~ the fourth and two In the fUth, ninth. His other four runs driv· two wins. lmcluding Pete Rose's bases- en in were on • II'~ slam. Throughout sprt.,, observers empty bomer, his second of the '>... remarked that the Red! werelseason. Jay held tha CUba ~ billing like 11 was mid-season. I Colemau Hemtrl Apln through three lnn1118J befoi'e They can't contmue at that Starter and loser Larry Jack· Billy Williams singled in 1be pace, tbe experta said. II aP' son wao sent Ill lbe showers_ In fourth and Ron Santo followed peared tbey were right whenjthe sixth by three consecutive with a homer. 11 was his 11th CinciMatl waa beJd to two hit8 singles. Leo CardeD81 II~led l win m 14 decisions pitching "Wbat Ave y011 cot a1afa1t In the season's opener. home two runs on the fiTs! against Chicago playiiiC left field?" The Redo have been held Jnlpltch by Lindy MeDanlel. I · check only once since then. The Gordy Coleman then powered The b1g righthander lf.hit attack leveled at the Cllbslhls way into 1 lie will1 Deron ,out seven and walked only 1 1 MONTH END SAL WOMEN'S NEW SPRING Dress Hee Registered Hereford Dispersion • Voicr of Broadway • •• reportmg HELEN HELP US! By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Valuot to $6.99 WOMEN'S White Flats MEN'S 13 • ·- eooxu 'IU6Elid Size 6Vz to 11 Values To $9.95 MEN'S Clean bloodline bulls, cows, bred heifers and yearlings. Work Size 6 to 11 Bvlls h•ve r1te of gtln oH the cow; rete of gain on . test. Reg. $6.99 First oppoM,unity In this part of the country to buy in a dispers!ll.,wle good clean blood· line Registered cows, bulls, calves, etc. at auction prices. ! "' 14P c!•y officl•l fHd .• lOIII TO EXCR Dayton Thorohred. CltlrolllliEil WIEAT ~~~~~­ at The llutera 119 LOTS • •• 175 HEAD. SELLiNG Saturday, .April -24, 1965 * Eli:IOIS1IIOThoroTuf-llr In the -ARROwDacton SHIRT JAC .4..,. .. ___ .. lncr.dibfe.MIH' rold shock ~lea tleaves. Clean, contour cut from shoulders to hips. Adjustable welst. Ari.RaN Decton II foolpnlol ~. llaada 110 tmnin&. FuM s.oo ' 1· ' Othen From 3.50 ' DOWNIE-CROSS, INC. ' q ... I .,._~._.,. ltll D!ep. IM554V8 tJud of the •nti4tld ....._ • • actio~-eomfort . ~••:lUll * * One Nut ARROW Trlmway collar. Shott. ~~~~~~~-.-.. " '1, ' 'tkf MEN'I f'rORI '" ' ' : Bl1ck 4-Pty TubeiltH• ''' I'OIIUitov .,..lit designld- testtd b)' Millianc af nril• lalktd bJ 1 mna nllle.wldt 11110nt. ... All tll)'tQn PISMI1IIf Tim . . ll*antt.d Dy llle Dayton lite l 1M1W Comp.nr tw h lit. tl e. ...l .. illll tJNd ...)flit 1111UJH ~ bJ DtttJCKo. MOI.ES, ILAIS, NAILS, SPIKlt, Ide, • -11 .. Tire Sl~ I List I S.l; 6.00-13 - -l:i3.15\14.U 6.50.13 12$.3515.02 6.50/7 .00·14,27.9511656 7.50-14 128.60116.94 8.00.14 132.40119.20 8.50-14 35.60121.09 6.40/6.50-15127.95116.56 6.70.15 121.i16.94 7.10.15 132.4019.20 a~~~:I0-151~... 2: : •AtW$3torwh-.n WOMENS TENNIS Sin 4 to 10 2 p!lir $3.00 eWHITE eBLUE eBLACK MAYEIIAL.. . . . '--------~ · 1, lliFECT11NWO!tiCiiMN~P'NCI _.,_ •• _...._.11-'DC .... RIZER OIL COMPANY Home OWned and Opented You'll Like OUr Service PHONI WY 24101 f'OMIROY, 0 • Roush's Aot ·. ' �---~ -~· :, • - !llldt bll'lll record• olber documento. I • lltlller - · ,.,_., I ~.. • ·- -i '. )ally Sentinel, Pomeroy·MI4dleport, 0 ., Apr. Z2, 108M • .,..sr Ide huroplt.allzatioll. ot all o& ... Pbollt W\' E4T -..-...., - ~1101. Z II cha lhi· r~ CLI!. . . . AII:II of .1 ··~ eho Da> loW • .I , Rl!' by. srri J ANNOUNCEMENT I nne 01'! For the next few weeks this store will be somewhat torn up due to remodeling. You, our CUitomers deserve a modern, clean place In which to 1hop and we hope you will be pleased with our new counters and more convenient shopping. We will stay open for business as usual until perhaps the last few days before our GRAND REOPENING PA· RADE OF VALVES SALE. Unlli then please accept our apologies for any inconvenience wo may cause you. wit roll ... poE Blue Flame RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Pomeroy Jr. High School MIDDl.EPORT, 0. Apr. 28-29 - 8 P.M. U:any everyday !tema • uc h as household chemicals, eoameticl, paint. ll1d illlledlcldea can be harmful If IJII. properly used. Thot•a why Irs important to keep such products •afely out of the reach of chl!dren. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY2-2955 112 L Mlln • FREE PRIZES Zing into spring! in a new Chevrolet r----EVERYTHING COMPLETE WELL DRILLING- CASING- PUMP e NOTHING DOWN 3 YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN & ABBOTT · Certified Oif Station Bumgarner sisters in a vocal selection, Linda Call in a dance, and Tom Reed in two Selected Groups of Women's and Children's New SPRING NO STAMPS NO GIMMICKS OHIO VALLEY lSo/o BULOVA .d~ieta.#§l ~ for Quality, Accuracy, .Beauty aqd Value I !P•• fn CQJl or wear a. Buloy• 'IPIIIt oreal pride becQu" BuloYa. crab. mea mcake thea wltla pride. FRESH PORK SCHMIDT'S STOKLEY'S ALL-MEAT FRUIT COCKTAIL BOLOGNA 2 ,~;. 79c SENATOJt Top-lnel n•c•tl .. look! 8baal:-notit..~ 17 Jt-. Mill AMERICA Captlvatin9'. 17 j~MQII. ~ braoelttl lb. $]-00 TODII CIIOICI $3575 STOKLIY'I .09 · su~ Ends& Pieces • Potatoes wht.. 2 .~..~•. 25c e Grapefruit _ 5 ~. 39c HOLSUM or ADAMS WHITE 5 loaves Wash &Wear Department Jamaica Set GAliON 2 PCE. 51101 12·11 - - - BEGINNING FRIDAY MORNING 9 A.M. :o:r Dress Shirts MENS SIJ~s Smltl and GRADE 'A' ·doz. MENS WASH N WIAll .oe GOESSLER JEWELRY Court St. Tailored Pants . . 4-STICK Ill Daoa Smith, Terri Jo Wilson, Tommy , Meeks of Reynoldsburg, a n d ; fat GRAOOUS SUMMB- Chuck Yolllli. Roger Dixon re- · llME celved lbe prise for llndlng the most egg•. I LMNG Cup cakes decorated to rep- I resent Easter baskets and kool 1111111 y .., , , , aid were served to the above named and Duane and Beverly Smith, Paul DIU, Kelly Wilson, • ntl! IMPIOVID 'fllttM. COLisa Jett, Janet and Diana POlfMII W11 •1o01r101 Young, Rodney Puiiina, Phil All TYPES and Ann Ohlinger, Mike NeuelINTERIOR SURFACES road, Donna Folmer, Becky, Brenda and Beverly Will and • Cll. CDIAT KOMQMr •MIY YO APPlY Mark and Karen Will ol Worth· lngton. Adlllts present were , .NO PAJNTT ODOI Miss Marjorie Bentz, Mrs. Vic-- i •tONG 1AmN1 EPPfO' tor Yowtg Jr., Bonnie, Judy ' •WAMAU • WIDI COIOIIANGI fOI and Marie Smith, Barbara, VIloa, Virglnla, and LotTalne Davis of Jackson, Mrs. Herbert BEAIITY UftSUIIPASSED • All POl YNWLITI . . DiXon, Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mrt. Herman 8choll, Mra. Ca r J Moore, Mrs. Donald ~;;: Clckle Young, Joctle '! Sugn Dixon, Mrs. Helen Brick· les and Mra. Jolm MUier ond , friend, Mary Boyd. STORE . Pomeroy ••-1111 ~li O.,ll Nora SJ'(Irl Ci ...... lli/A}rtml-....... lio,.Spwt . . . at.1.77 r-------, Gal.s.as PleaWII \'allq Bespllal ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Donald Stewart, Leon; lorn. James Apple Giove: Mn. Robert Gallfpolll, Oblo. Kennotb Am· burgey, Pl. Hall, Columbua; PAINT UP NOWI Runy!>D and IOD, "'"- ....... ~- 'llm.lltMoli!oHJoor_W_ ·-- following Sunday evening. Everyone Is invited. Rev. Herrmann of Mlddleport Is the evangelist. Envoy Ray S. WIDIng is the local Corpo OCflctr and will direct aU services. EBERSBACH HARDWARE BIRTHS: Mr. llld Robert Grimm, Golllpolls, a daUihter; lllr. and Mrs. Donald JJverythlnglil Htrdwm Stewtrl, Won, a 10111 Mr. MAIN ST. I'Ot!QiiiOY Mn. James Rainey, API~"' I Grove, a 'IICcinWC--~ ............ ,. 180 AI lolilol . . N you're been sitting tight waiting for just /OUI' kind of t:ll', with just your kind of powtl', at Just IDUI' kind of price-wait no longer/ Chrmflt. It's a bigger, more beautiful Chry II. No car so trim looking baa a ear thil ,_., Which ia why tbat hand· right to be so thrifty. But thrifty it is, -.llllbouette could be miltaken for cai'II with hrakes that adjust themselvea, a atbla a tbo111111d-even two tlwusaud lol!i-Hved exhaust system, aDd loll of other money savers. -dollara- t:IMrt/11. Thia 011e'a got lively looks, Clllflllit. Ask any '65 Corvair owner how IPirited power, a softer ride-and a it feel. to drivo a car with such euy nmarkable amount of room atop a hiihly steering, tenacious traction and responsive J1Wleuverable wheelbaae. No wonder It' a re&Hllgln& power. And be prepared to \lxlay'a favorite midoJize car. do e lot of liotenW,g. uess Hose _ 2 ,.. 98c ' ' ~ll!l iRt' ,.,.,11 • . . tJhermlet, IJ/Jerllle, Dol'rlit, Db"' liiii' Do~retct. ' SIMON'S · WAID CROSS' SONS GALLIPOLIS, OHIO USE OU.R LAY AWAY . PLAN NOWI VALLEY BELL OR McCOY'S Savings are on parade at our exciting afttr· Easter event! Now, select new fashions in coats and s uits to wear this season. for tra· vel, next seilson, too. and see how you save, thanks to our low spedal prices. You'll find plenl y of variety in styles, colors, fabrics, sizes . but do hurry in ~ Ia and Gwen Folmer, ANNOONCE REVIVAL A revival meeiJD& at tho vatlon Army w!U beJin on Mon. day April 26th at . ·_- 111 p.m. evonlng, llld continue tbrouP SMALL WHOLE PEELED FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL& The Boya and Girlo Youlb Fellowship of !he E~::•p;~ EUB church enjoyed an hunt Sunday afternoon, at church. The affair wu by the leader, Mrs. auisted by Misses Helen, Emma Lou aod Joyce Davia llld Mrs. Menzel Smith. Winning prize egp - · Shtlo j' 211 ••• hill• _ _ OPEN Egg Hunt is Held By Youth Croup VANYLITE 5 LBS. 303 SIZE 5 ,., NOW! .. 21b. • Catsup • Table Salt _ __ OFF! ·th. WIENERS eoRESSES JUST SIMON'S LOW PRICES SKINLESS 1 87c e SUITS WEEK-~ND VALUES FRESH GROUND BEEF lb. pkg. ecOATS Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR Ofi~N EV.,;,I~GS IfiLL 7 I'M,-·11 E. MAIN·.•.,:.' : WY 't-87~ : l. .,·:· *·'"' p RACINE, 0. ' I •. ~ • . !fl' MOTOR COMPA'NY POMEROY ' > ;,. \r '• : �' • Classified Ads-Your Modern Community Bulletin Board t ...... ......,.,.,.. - li < ti r 01 •• r r lloD41Q" I .... A.. ~ K. cuc~.3-tuN• ww .,. uu ......... t=IID ..... .....,........... ... DID' "' f'llhHR~ lt..her IPOU wtD _ 1101 tw ""'P'NriMo tbO OM UII!OPNIIt I tloa. ... - TO ME . .-ct• ltiMJ'tl- CARD Of ( 'f - - Lm u.~n ••·• TBANU • &.ell OBJ'rUAIUD W'01'II cnt~a< tor ao adlbao:mu FOR SALE : Large S room house on Hilaod Road. Contart Mrs.. Sam Conkle, or call WY H77S 4-22-3tc FOR SALE : Extra good bouse in HarrisonvilJe in 1':otl acre lot, plenty of water other outbuildings. Small down pay· ment balance like rent. CaD SH 2-5439. 3tc wont •• GIVE TOGETHER tutj'ai4 ' n oe1 wn• ~~~ lXI eatO •lbo .. ., •d' paid .,talrl 10 4Q& I barn. 2 rooms and bath new. al ,1/ot#;i CALL~ II£IJ CROSS +ffl#.l'ti~~ ,,., ..~.. ·~.... • "'"' BLOODMOBILE I I 27 aci'es of land. S.S miJes S. E. of O.esLer. Ohio. I mile N.W. Bashan, Ohio. Gleo W. Thoma, WI 9-$196. 4-22~tp trw • JPor ....t "'' ._.... t C.atlo per wont oae lDMrtlftft llflmmWD Cbar1• Ill -u. 12 Ce nt. It" Wlll'd fot l't!.,... te c.Jtl•• FOR SALE : u nn. houoe modern bath, gas heat, garage, 3E BLOOD DONORS Th• Publ'-ler .._..... liN tWill &o ed1l' er ..,_. .., ... ........, oDJe<'UcmiiNe. lllwt di.oaJd beo "'~ ~b 1"'M .uh I· j IMa41lrM aLOOD gO!IORS "R£ Ullf MR . . . and That's A Pomeroy Motor v..a engine, std. tr.ans., I w~lw $1695 . tire•, radio and heater. Beau· 1961 Chevrolet Bitcayne 4 dr, _:_ $1195 Green finish. clean interior, ' 4: new lit line tires, Power· glide trans. 6 cyl. engine . 1963 Monza Spider Cpe. Locally owned. Sharp red interior with bucket 1e1t, 1M H.P. engine, 4 speed trans. New 1st line tire•, bleek fln• . ish, radio and heater. 1962 Rambler Ambassador Custom $1295 6 cyl. engine, Powerelide tra111. Good whitewall tires, radio and heater, beautiful red finish with clean interior, to live in. TRUCK SPECIALS I - - - ----- I ====-=-==---- A~~~~~~~~~~:I::_P:b:•:ae~W:Y~Z:.Z:41!18~.~~ I ~· - - -- ·- -·=· - r-=========;1 i Wheel Ahgnment Brake Service BlaeHnars • "' .... _.,.. - ·- 39. Nega.ttve reply 41. For •2. C()IJl: abbr. -64o.PlayJnc m&rbl• &1, Ethereal flUid D. Species ~ IJO. Run awa.y and many 6l. BruU drink ..,.... Ill. Phlll.pplBe " Abo rlfbt • of - ,.,.,. .,.... aDd KrOll a read ~ ID a dMII to PollY ltlcbvd.l, alont" tbe Une b.WeeD PoU3' Rl~;~hlnla aDd H1•D'I lot, pya and e:r.Hpt about 100 aq11.1re rva. deeded to IMU• Plummer U clHd dai:eel AUJWit Rent, lor ond roof.o. Rates reason· able. Ctmlra<t or hourly. H. M. Braley, WY UliO. 1·, 431 .. DAILY 0BYP1'0QUOTI!l- Bero'o how to work It: .t.JtYDLBA.t.X• .. LOJI'OFICLLDW One lett or .trnply •l:aad. for uother. In th.. RmPll A. 11 \lid tor tha three L'a. X for the two o•.. ete. SlnJ'llil letter1 , •po.. trophtea, the lenJf:h an4 tormatJOJa of tn. wura. are all hinta, JD&ch day tbe eode letters are dlftmm.t. Livestock 188'1. ILBPIIlENCJ: Dl:llD: Vol 1ft, PaJ& 4'73: Vol. 1118. Pap 385: and Vol. 208. Pace 1101, DHd RHCIIU Kelp Counb', Oblo. )lith, Dr. MoiYID B. Doerr, Velerll> ll'llln. ...... ond omaiJ 8111mala. tbJ emUll Waohillgtou Sl., aa- POMEROY .MOTOR CO. I .1' _t'f~~~:.' "' ,"•l;i· .... ," ·'·, ' ·:;;~ '\•~{~Jl' ' ·,·,.~ ~ . 'I'C»>IG..T'5 TM' "'ICIMT f! II 3$. Songlike - $999 900x20 rear tires, heater, 10 ft . dump -· MEAN IN ' pepper plant 1958 Chevrolet 2 Ton H. Duty_ $999 -· TIRJ: SALE . 1960 @) I Lilbt Locally owned, tood tire1, be)te finish, heater, alde doors_ Discount Price, BERSBACH E HARDWARE J1.!f.SS A OLD JNuUN SIGN I 1963 Corvair Panel _ _ __ $1599 . Dex·A·Diet tablets Only 98c I man Lumber Co., Route 2, Bragg, in pa~ as follows: 2 ' Uc 4 2 YOUR CHEVY DEALER Pomeroy, Ohio. Peach Fork Crosley electric ranges, 2-at Stark's Drug Store. Road. Phone WY 2-6865. door Cold spot refrigerator, 3 12 Site OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. 4 ll 6tc dinette table and S chairs, FOR SALE-Middleoort'o talJ. POMEROY, OHIO est bulldlllg, loeated 1152 N AU'n •MilBILII: l1111U'ancl beeD ELECTROLUX sweeper, wm- antique china closet. wringer Secood Sileo~ Mlddleport plete with 7 attachments. Pay washer, bed, mattress, dresscanc.:r.Ued? vour I """ er, metal clothes closet, 2 Priced for quid! oale. II> off 4 paymentl $5.51 each. ktr'l tief>.11111T Call WY :J.ZIIM trur.kB, 2 wool rugs, 1 linolquire at Ohio HoteL lllttt WY 2-2575.-- - -· 4 21 5tc eum rugs, 3 rocking chairs Buti- S.I'Yicee HOMELlTE chain saw, recon· odd chairs, couch and chair, FOR SALE: at Dorcas. WILSON'S car waah, 550 Page -;K;;.,•Jri-;;Gnlesef=::::-;,P;;;,:lom=btDc _. tlitioned, new chain, $100.00. olil heating stove, antique ern seven r:oom home, 4 bed· Wanted To Rent St., Middleport, Ohio. cars Phone WY 2·2922, evenings. Heallq book case, picture frames, rooms, 2 w1th wall • to • wall \\'ANTED to rent in Middleport vacuumed. WY 2,3715. 4 :n Jt(· Oblo Mlllerl\'llle, stands lot of srnaU antiques, carpeting. Large panelled or Pomeroy . by June 30 3 or 4-22-30tc Eod yoor oower troollleo 4 bedroom house, by Dravo COMPLETE SET ol kitchen uther 'uems too numerous to ing room with fireplace. full We bavo aD IIIIa Lunch available, ! basement and laundry room. l 0. McCoy, Auctioneer. Trainpersonnel. Call 423·0044, Bel· cabinets - 3 wall cabinets, mention. SewerMacldael pre, Ohio. 4·22-12tc sink. Complete with Formica ] .Juhn Arbaugh, owner, I. (}_ Gas heat and air condition· ed, experienced, Chester, Ohio. lleaoouable llateo · ing. Storm doors and windtop and 2-base C<Ibinets. Roy McCoy, Auctioneer. J t tic can WY z.w74 Dey or Nlllbt 4 20 3tc ows. 1' 1.. acre Jot. CaU after Male Help Wanted Armes, Minersville. Phone 1 21 If~ 2-3181. 4 21 3tc DON'T PUMP yoo stoggisb oep- 3 p. m. WI 11-2103. - Famous - WY NEED Cash' Sell - -- - -- 1 14 l2tc INt•ICI.,. Balldlq iW) 1o ::::cus""rro=M;-;:btl::;:ll!lt::;:ll'iDC==-=aid- .new homes. Bullt ill kltcl> Knapp Aerotred Shoes full or IT'S OUR PLEASURE to l0<1o tic !J!nk. Get Klean-Em-AII IJai. Phil Meier, Pboot WY carpet shampooers FREE aeptic tank cleaner. LandSALE o modern eno, -.., wllldowa, part time. High commis1-3510. 12 I lla with purchase of Blue Lustre mark Farrr; Bureau. frame 3 bedroom ranch style ilium 8ld1Dg. call Goy NeJCsions plu3 bonus. Complete Carpet Shampoo. Landmark 2 18 tfc home on (:he.'!ter Roa~. near lt!r, RadDe, Ohio. line for men and women. Store, Pomeroy. 4 20 6lc ·:-:::----:--::---:~State Highway Garage. 100 x 12 211 tte AUTO SALES 'equipment furnished free. Real Estate For Sale 400 lot. Several financing plans -Write to Gordon Rae. District TIRES 6701<15 - $8.9>; 7501<14Sales Mgr., 3>84 Darbyshire $13.95. Original equipment re-- FOR SALE: 5 room and bath, available to qualified person.lm~11'1NG, Plambluc,B=~~!~I1955 DODGE plcl<·up. Good rub4 13 tic Furua.,.., Aruold ber, good repairs, ~. SmaU Drive, Columbus, Ohio. Zip placement. 750xl4 - $17.95. house in Rutlanri, glassed in Phone WY 2-5337. 800Xl4, $19.95. All prices plus 43221. porches, hardwood floors, Businell Services East MaiD . Po.,. eaterpiiiM dozer. call VI S. 4-22-3tc tax. Add $3.50 for white wall furnace, 1arge St. lot, C.near 2290. 4-22--ltc For Rent tires. Newell's Sunoco, Chest· gas school. On Salem R. AIR CONDITIONING 7 20 tie er, Ohio. 4 2(J Utp ation service. Jack's ReifliR· 1955 PONTIAC f door fUll, Jordan. 4 20 6tc 3 ROOM house aod bath. Kileneration, New Haven, PIIonellNCO~ TAX • - - Jo~ Pbono WY ,_2418. f a Ill! en dining area combined. Base FOR SALE: 2 - story house in TU 2-35:17. , • II• w~ 100 Amesville, Ohio, on double • • • • Slmpaon Insurance Ag- 19M CORVAIR Monza, automament. Call WY :!.2981. 4-22·3tc -- - - - - - ·lot. 7 rooms and bath, gas ency, Room I, Coats Build- tic tranBm1stton, radio, beatFURNISHED apartment and : Continues At furnace, large patio. ReasEXPERIENCED IDe. Middleport. er, 7,1100 miles. E..:elleat COli> house trailers. Contact : The Landmark Supetr Service onable priced. Call WY 2-3681 1 20 tie dltion, p ..... WY HJJ4. Station Gosney's Duds 'o Suds Coin eTV STAMPS in Middleport lor appointAUTOMOBILE AUC110NEER 4 a lltp Operated Laundry in Pome-ment. 4 20 6tc roy. 4 21 3tc eWHEEL BAl.ANCING camplete 8orYico Optm 7 Days A Week - 24 crJU Bradford 10DERN 4 room and bath, Hours D•llv furnished apartment, MiddleAND Wrlle, Proae w Coala<t A. C. BIUDFOIID port. WY 2-3871. 4 21 tfc ' ~:..POMEROY Jack W. Caney, a.clne, Oblo FU RNISHED apartment, - sult- 1 PHONE li I tie able for two girls Of eouple. WY 2-9932 130 Mulberry. can WY U615. --· pod wltb wiDeb. Big or 4 14 tic SINGER SEWING Machine in Job. Call day~-. WI Hili!. Blonde cabinet. Does all reROOM HOUSE In Pome-evens, WI t-3089, Gene Bar-~~ular sewing, plus dial equip-roy Phone WY 2-538S. lieU, Racine, Oblo, ped for fancy zig zag designs, 4 14 tic -- buttonholes, overcasts, etc. fi; H:>~iS HEJD HOUS!~. 5 rooms Pay balance due 6 monthly and bath in Pomeroy. Ca ll payments $L67 per week . I Howard Cecil. WY 2-5262. Guaranteed. WY 2-2575. BOO W. Main SL 3 30 tfc 4 16 Ste Fl :RNISHED 4 room apartment ELECTROLUX Sweeper wmut1!ities turnJshed. Inquire plete with all cleaning attach-ments. Pay balance due $17.90. Oh10 Hotel, Middleport. 4 13 td Terms arranged, WY 2-257ll. 4 16 5tc -SMALL MODERN 6 rooms and bath -- 1956 FORD pickup, 1954 Ford apartment I!Iiddleport. Pb. ENGINE REPAIR car. new motor· 2 bull ca lves, IVY 2-312L 3 24 tic Hereford Charolais cross· Wright Power Sawa 1H . ' !:::~ and tour I'On1D turm~tJe. ed. Phone SH 2-4li56. aport. 4 13 f2tp HOUSE for sale in Racine. CaU . Solos & Service menta WY 1-MM 12 I de WI 9-2811. 4 16 ~ I 1951 Harley .. DavidsOn nlotOr·l Rto Lawn Mow•rtTRAILER LOTS - oew· cycle. A·l condition. Phone FOR SALE ' I room house, Fo11 Go k1rta WY 2-7736. 4 20 6tc age ond . - . Bron'o Trail bath, basement. Gas furnace, : er Park · !State Approved) DAVIS HEAVY duty end load- fireplace. Priced for WILCOX SERVICE Minernllle, OJdD, l'llooe WY er. Phone WY U615. 5 P .lol. to 10 P.lol. Dolly sale. Phono 773.stlll , 482 5. ,,d Avo, Mfoldl_.t 1 Jj tic W. Va. I II tic - registered lllll'Je, 11 to 7 4G boor week. Cot!' tact administrator, Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy. 4 I~ file 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Door _ $1495 1960 Ford ~ Ton Pickup SINCE I TOLl> VE AIIOOT 85SIE JANE AN' THAT FlATLAND INSHO!lANCE f"EDOLER ..... Station Waion. VB eneine, automatic trans. Power tteer-ing, clean interior. Blue finisb. Low milH&e by one local owner. RadJo and beater. 6"1:' wide body, rood tires. Solid eab, 8 eyl. economy motOI', heater. Special, J: AIN'T HEERED NOTHIN' I 1961 Greenbrier 9 Pauenger Weg. $1195 Good tires, red finish, one owner, radio and beater. Chevrolet~ Ton Pickup _ $999 6\2' body, solid cab, heator, I cyt. Rlllll out tJood. Discount Pr~ . ...,.. CROSSWORD prep: $1895 G A R0 EN SEE0 S I I DAlly tiful white finish, red interior. I I $2Q9S 1962 Chev. lmp1l1 H.T. Cpe. I 1 •I Locally owned with new ear appe.arance tnaJde and out. Beautilul beie• and brown tJniah, wjslw tires, v.a engine, Powerglide trans., radio and heater. HOUSE lor Sale : by ownerh turdr.,. r : 4 ' , : ~ IS.1JO llOOit _ _ __ 2 berlroom ranch in Syracuse ru Pl. AI"!l " • ---~ modern birch kitchen with llaLILJ"~o~yru..o Fot Rent · For Slle builHns including dishwasher, 1 TRAILER lot! tor rent. close /BABY CALVEg:-Om!~ Holstein, I full basement, carport. excel· PHONE WY 2-2156 &o Laundrymat and scl:lools two Angus-Holstein cross. 1 lent location with 2, 3, or f VaUey Lumber & Supply ComClifford Leifheit, Rock 1 lols as desired. Quality work· pany, Middleport 11).Hfc l Springs, Pomeroy. 4-22.-3tc l manship and material Card 0 f T" • ~n kI -- throughout. Ideal for early .~-:-;;-,-...,--.,--==cc SEVEN room house w1tb bath GOLF clubs for sale, ll 1rons 1 I' 1s·11 t thank Dr walker, 1 ood d th American dE'cor. Well below · · · o · and fuU basemen! m Syra- ~ and 2 w s an a 11 1ea er FHA appraisal Phone WY 2Dr Colji and all the nurses cuse. Phone WY ~2455 bag $55. 1953 Htr. Chrysler, 2042 · 4 21 3tc who cared f('r me during my 3 l6 tfc completely overhauled. $150: ~--·------stay at Holzer Hospital recentfor Sale - - - -- - I WY 2-2836. 4-22-tfc HOUSE FOR SALE. 3 bed~~ . \ly grateful thanks, also, -- - -D S I Is Shuler's rooms and bath, 2 yean old. · WEEK·EN pee .a • to ll'• many friends and rela· NORWAY ------Spruce trees. 12 to I8 G Antiqult)' Reg Low down payment. Phone h rocery • · t ill t' ~ who visited me and sent inches in height, 25c eac · 49C cook'es 1 ' 3 for $1 ·29 · 'reg · Harrison~lle, Ohio. SH C.• ,-do dur1ng my stay at the Call WY Z->455 or WY 2-3454. 4 21 12tc! " " hospitaL Your kindness will , 29c cookies, 3 for 69c · 10 tbs. S468 · E ' 4-22 .Qtc potatoes, unclassified, 49c. 1- -- - --- - ---- - -: ne\tr be forgott en. Edwm . 1 - -- - - ·· 1·d· Ck · GOOD 385 acre stock gram Ha'"man Syracuse Ohio Duncan Hines a e m1x , 3 . • 1 NEW : New and used we rn. J ' ' 4. 22~llp we trade welder s. welding for $1.00. ~ lb. bag U. S. No. 1 farm, two ~ouses, pJenty pa. rod. Free demonstration. 1 Red delicious apples, 39c ture, farmmg ground, best - - - - - - - - - - 1 ,\leigs Landmark, Pomeroy. Jumbo celery, 19c. Tomatoes, ) locat~n ~or 6ak~ ·ch Bar~in Notice 4·22-ltc 59c basket Broughton 's Ice prtce · · · 1 0 1 9 • P'" - - -- - ---· Milk, all flavors, 89c gaLl pers Plains. ____4 21 3tp K"t;L ES Club Dance. Satur- ZIG ZAG-.Wt~matiC 1965 mod· Fryers, whole or cut up. Ev- FOR SALE : Ranch style day. April 24. 8-1:?:. Music Bi!-1 el: Buttonholes, f~ncy designs ery day price on gallon (jug) in Syracuse: fi rooms and lv Hay Ward and the Twi·1 blmd hems, apphques. etc. mil ~ 69 c. 4-2:>..3tc bath, hardwood floors, l.ighte"s 4--22-Jtp All built in controls. Balance : heat, storm doors and car----· · -; due 7 paymellts $6 .62 each. I REVIVAL. April 26. at 730 IVY 2.2575 . 4 21 5tc ' FERRY-MORSE port. Phone 992-29M. p m :\H. Moriah Church of I - -- -- t h BULK 4 2G 8tp 2 (;od. Rt . 2, Racine. 0 hi o.! A~TIQUhE . love sledat, hma ncyl7 -ROOM brick home, 2 bath~ . ." t S mg c a1rs so 1 rna oga 1 f' . ed d !wange!Jst, Rev. lrJlber pe!l- Excellent ~ndition. Mrs. rooms, Inlsb attic a o err . Pastor, Rev. Dame! I H . S Portland Ohio basement. Out of high water. 4 '24t · arr~ ~ wan, ' · Ce I I h · 'ced f I · k ~an. ~~---~':__c .1 VI 3--2293_ 3tc n ra eatmg, pn or 4 21 =~b,Tu VARIETIES quick sale. Phone IVY U116 TI IERE \\'ILL e a pper- c-o~IBTNATION, storm- - and ALL or WY 2-2205. Charles F 1 ware Party at the Che~ter , S('reen door, 791:2 long 36¥.1 I Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc Ftre_ House, We?nesday m.ght -....ide. Also window screens, Apnl 21, startmg at 8.00. various SIZes. Phone WY 2- 1 FOR SALE: Modem S Sronsored by Chester Ftre 3092 4 21 3tc Department. Everyone wei- - - . - --Pomeroy frJtme .home in Syracuse, with cvme. 4 z_, 3tc: FISHING bargain of 1965! 100 Main St. bai.h, t3 bedrooms) large -~; night crawlers and garden -d April ity room, double carport, gas MA.~ and his mother wants ! (all sizes mixed) for AUCTION: On Sa. .j ay, fUl'Tldce, runy insulated,. w.dl far m work v;tth house. If tn· j ~o~nsJ lm Mohler Le~ding 24, beginning at .,12:30 p. m. to -..all carpeting birch cabi· !Nested write to _Jerold ~-~ er:eek ~-. MiddlePort, Ohio. at the fo~mer Rev. W.7 ~ ~ nets. Shade and fruit trees, St_ Clair, Reedsvtlle, OhiO, · Phone WY 2.6103 _ 4 21 ltc Bragg restd~nce on -~t~U E-'nrubbery. Close t.o school ' Roule L 4 14 lOtp - - - ~- .. I Tuppers Plams, I Wl and church. Very reasonable. - -- ·-- · - - - - - - - ,ONE Dump bed complete. One auction the household goods G d C · S Rev. WY ra 2--2.8!0 y raig ' yracuse ' . 1 arm saw. nLOSE WEIGHT safely with , ra dIa lfl:nver car· formerly owned by I I. OK BETTER BUY II 1963 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. 1 1--------- Reel Estete For Sale WANT AD INFORMAOON ............. ......... l day aflerttOOn. , The Jac~ ;Toore farpil, C!Mlnnatf "'"' Ea•tef viol1ol'l! ' of blJ plftilto, Mr. obcl Mra. : Taylor MOON . . Joe, Neloon spent day nlihl wfth Mro. Ruth By illn. Alta COOle ' key ond atlended ~ By lUCK DU BROW Geneva eonlerence who wtll be Mrs. Maude Holcomb, Mrs . . ty at a rink li<ar' HOLLYWOOD (!lJ'I) - Tbe able to ii!M'Ition him. Dr. Do Ruth Swisher llld Laura Krebs Mr. and r.tl'lf. May I Lelevi"on debut of EJI'Iy ll'key rt<.. ntly operated "" the · are on • two weeks vacation · and Miss Beulah llircl, the 24-hour-a-day tr1111at- Duke of Windaor. trip through the south and west- ' ChiUicotbe aQd Mra. Evelyn ! '.•1•1': ,1"'la11tic satellite, is expected to Also scheduled are a tour of Iem states. , Ward of Athens were week end i' ir.cJude a nean-valve operation Houston's new domed baseball 1 1'homas McLaughlin -and wife I visitor• here. In Houston with questinnin& by otadlum while the hometown of Middleport were Suoday vis- I The Everett Holcomb family doctors at a conference Jn Swlt-- team and Chicago CUbs are / itors with his sister, Mn. Evea l were Sunday v.isltora at the , HAVE \IE HEEREO ENN'I GOOD GOSSIP zerland. pracllelng. and a •ports event . Morri•. ' Pettlt home. 1 HERE OF Another •cheduled highlight Ia from Eastern Europe. i Mils Patricia Morris apent Mrs. Zelia Perry opent ELVI NEY an exchange of ''wanted per~ In addition to an exchange of 1 few d.:Jys with her parents, tile week end in Columbu~ with her oons" lnlormatlon by Scotland the day 'a news and a brief bi.. Ramon Morris lumily. She re- ~ daughter. Mro. Carol Woodgerd Yard, the Royal Canadian lol"y of satellite communlca. Iturned lo Grayson, Ky. on Sun- and family. Mounted Police and the Feder~ tiona~ there wJII be a presenta.. a. Bureau of Investi1ation. tion entitled ''Men At Work'' In this country the program which is set to illclqde : ' will be seen on oil three net- American astronauts trainin1 wurkiJ. The announcement est!· in Houston ; a test of a super· J DOWX 23. Founder mates the potential overall sonic jet engine in Egnland; 1_~c:=1. Ta.ttl• ot audlence In North America and tunneling under Mt. Blanc in detooation Chrto•· ~Aant~nc Western Europe at allout 300 Italy, and a French project •· u .s . a. ::mn..y.Jt.eu ... rr..IIhon persons. It 1.!1 a Sunday &lmlng to harness the tides for • overseM Science • · M'eenillr ~ . C&ra.va.n 2f. "Mltlia broadcast. !1 electric power. ! 11 _~r:Who l .lnn.lid'l These and many other exam· , In a different tack, viewers 1 tau. to wta food J:tles of men at work and play I will also see festivals in Assisi · 12. Cberruca.~. f.Epooh " B. Fonigil J15_Plana on ~wo co~tlnents are plann.ed Hal~, and Bavaria - and 13. ;~:;:~ 27. Ch:Ud as Jllustrattons of the potenttal aratJons ~or 11 festival Jn Mexi· a.ctJon discount 28. Hble...a .................. of the "stationary'' communJca- co Cily. ' H. Grea.t eve t. Fellow opting 42.l!Joyptian tions satellite ln the one-hour _ or effort workero 10. Audleaoe Cbrtftiaq. 10. Hutema :13, Pinch a. woody inaugural telecast May 2, at II Tho Cha...l Swim: Francbotl ::: ~~~ 17. Animal.' I 3T. Bay J)erennlal p.m. ED'"f. Ruman and Tone will replace Sam Jaffe as •lowly foot wincbw" tc. Blwveleu !ethnical circumstances make the elderl)l hospital superior of 18. From 19. A.t.Mn· 38. Led&•· carrnent.; rent sut•h a remarkable broadcast I Vince Edwards on ABCTV's l9. Legislative 11ke Arab, fruit fowutatloR 411. Bootonsubject to possible change, of "Ben Casey" series next sea. 22. ~~c not• 20. $6Mllle plece Party ~urse, although the networkl son . . . Eartha Kitt guest·stars j 24.. "Good 21. Hfa'hon 40. Oo<eal <141. Hleh prtoot JOintly announced the p'lans on "Ben Casey" May 17 as 1 Kl~g" - lr"''!-m-,..:.., " ·Barr• ..... Tuesday. tim of misdirected psychiatry :. :: :.:c~~ The heart operation would be 1· . . A New York City police 11. Scot woma.n who thinks she is a vic· lieutenant discusses techniques proprietor performed by Dr. ~~c~aeJ De of pickpockets and con artists 1 IJ. :~~ Bake.y. a noted spec1ahst, and in a segment of NBCTV's Jack 34.Attun.e would be seen by doctors at a Paar program May 7 : 3Ci. Exci&Jil6. Ch ', . estnut Ridge 1 . • e 1 e leVlSIOn R evue- sOCJety . New~ . 'WID be ofhred fol' .... at of Cr-ow, Cro• • Poriar. Attoi'JleYI, Pomue)', QNo. at 10:00 A. M. OD SawrdaJ', Mu 8th, 1-.. 'l'bll ~'!"~'"': qo wu 1pprlliMd • fuDuww: Ne. 1: a.ooo.oo: Panel No. 3: IDil r.n:e~ No. a: 110.00. Properly to ~ toM nbJ.:t: la lhto Uea lor rwll .tate taxel for 1981. aad eaaDOt; be 1016 lor Jtel UWI tiUI appraiM4 ,...,. •. 1'errna of SaJa: Cub. 80111:8. 0. BAXT'I& ADMINISTllATOR (W Tim Dl.. &'TAft OJ' .VA IIAY I'Lli:MING, D!lC&.\UD. erv... Crow • Pol'ler Atkii'M7I for ~· (€1tu •· (3)1- at. waod, W. Va. Phone iiiS-43'11. Olflce llouro, Dau, 4 to t p. m. l:lltfc POOCZJ lUlYOCLUCB. KLUXPYO FIRST QUALITY REGULAR ' "' don't oall that very patriotic, Edpri The Presl~ent wants to maka-~erloa beo.utiful UMI I'ID part til Amerloa.l" MR : :_ YUPZX ·-Kfui'__ • D. ,..J ----------·------WJEH RADIO Mlllical lnterlode Republlcan Legislature WalLer Moeller Local & Ohio Newo Evana BUlletin Board News-0-Gra!IIJ Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturdays I : liS News Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:SS News Beat 3:00 Saturday Matinee 3: liS News Beat 4:00 Di.scing With !lou 4:30 Top Ten Revue S:OO Saturday Ne101 Report Soli Dinner Muslealt S: 30 CommWtlty Choln 7:00 Off The Air Sunday 7:59 Sign On B:OO The Singing Preachel' 1:1$ News Report 8:30 Church of Cbrist 9:00 Mll8ical Interlodo IUO First Baptist Church 11 :30 Children.. Olapel 11 :4$ Sunday News Special 12 : ~ Newo Report 12:15 Episcopal Churcla 1:00 Church of God SAVE*$AVE *SAVE You Can't Go W""'' on n-.Shllt'p Used C1r1 THIS WEEKS SPECIALS! 64 THUNDERBIRD HARDTOP LANDAU Auto trau. Power steerinC, power brakea, power window~, air condlUoned. [l&!JlO. Was $4,400- Now $3995 trans. Powet Was $3495- Now $2995 63 RAMBLER CLASSIC 770 'Dr. 6 cyUnder. lltandard tram. Radio 'I'Y 11 :15 11:!0 IUS IUO 12:20 12o25 12,30 ·{ steerinC, power brakes, low mlleage JUX'O BUREA.UC'RACY IS A OfAN'P BAloZA.C USED CARS i Dr. StaUon Wagon. 8 cyUnder, Auto. Z)( Yes~• ~ .j MEcHANISM ~PllliiA.TilD BY PYGNIIlll.-HONORE Certified Oil Station w. Moln "· l'o!Mf9Y 64 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE ·~--TO CQR kloYXPYl<U? . Wn$1595-Now$1295 1:30 Gospel can 61 FORD FAIRLANE 2 DR. 8 cylinder, standard trant1. Radio Wat$1095-NOw$895 61 VOWWAGON DELUXE 2 DR. ~ •• Wes$1295- N-Only$1091 Molly MD,. U~ C1r1 & Tn1clo to Chooiit FNm. '- YOU ALWAYS PAY lESS KEITH GOBLE 'FQ~•. ' 2:00 Old Folks Hour S:OO 900 Hft Parade 3:30 News Headlines 3:32 900 Hit Parade 3:115 News 4: 00 900 Hft Parade 4:30 News Headlines 4:32 990 Hit Parade 4:li5 News 6:00 Cit)' Cctmmilalon.. lltp. 5:15 990 Hit Paradt 7:00 Off Tbe Air I'LL GIT OUT M'f' T~ MESBAQE YOU TR!EO '10 WIRii: I~ THIIT """"-!lll TlJ1tl IT OVIiR. TO "11-IE ~ERIR;' COULD 1-11 t.ODJE THE COOE '? �' • "-''l'jlll A In Ug; treme IIIlA. . I ' a-D..Uy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~-Apr.~~ Bradbury PTA Will Sponsor Show Of Local Talent at School May 7th l865 Mainly About MEIGS THEATRE People In POmeroy '-•_, (Techntcolorl Sprmgfield weekend Mr were ~~~~~~~~~~B~u~n:s~.~~~~~~~ SPRING eROSE FOOD eDAHLIAS FERTILIZERS eAMARYLLIS and PLANT FOOD eBEOONIAS eBONE MEAL PACKAGE VEGETABLE SEEDS POTTED GREEN PLANTS FOR INDOOR USE - - - - - 3 for $1 1 nd up ,----------------:--:-, PET TURTLES 29c and 39c TURTLE FOOD AND SUPPLIES Mrs. William Lowe was reimproved from a broken Games were played IJid won by Mrs. PhU !olein· Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mro. Owen IJid Betty Biggs. traveling prl2e brought by Owen was won by Mrs. Meinhart. Tbe next will be at the home of Mrs. Phil Meinhart. A salad was aerved by Mn. Childs and one lilies! . . ' Mmme Gilmore. rne Lovejoy Circle W"/1 Assist • I with Banquet ho Louis 0s me tained the Evangeline are Society of the Church of Christ TuesdayHeights even· ing at her Lincoln Mrs. Plana wire made to wttb the B. H. Sanborn ther Da hter ban et Mo • ug qu MayMiddleport by the Lovejoy the · First. Clrele Baptist -. ..... 114-" trea-. Ruth sa:- m:OI $149 $64 ~ . • 'i• \ e at. enti , . . . , T• The fllf4!_, 61 Tli.ll~,.._,. h . ... ... ., ~"" 16 \ . "--; j, . '"'. ~\ o"'" -VO\. ~--------------------~--------------------------------------------~------~--------------~------------~-----------------~1. XVII NO. 5 FRIDAY, APRIL 23 1 l96S ' •. r • ' Air Attack Tempo is •Increased; Six More are Dead home. Church Tuesday evenmg at the Mrs. Minerva Childers. MULTI-USE THROW COVERS Devotions by Mrs. Oshotne home of Mrs. Wlllls Anthony. Ideal for Chain, Sob•, Studio Coucheo, Bedspreado, Auto and Mrs. Leo Bryan, president, Mrs .. Hamid Chase, charrman, Relatives have received word Seat Covers. Heavy lextured Vl!cose Rayon with fringe. Ma· opened the meeting. Mrs. Os- pres:ded over the meetmg. that Mn. Shelby King (Mary chine wubable. Preobnmt. No lroni1141. New decorator col<><• horne bad for her topic, The Devotwns were given by Mrs. ReyooldJ) baa been returned to Unknown Way, and Mrs. Jacob Turner and were taken her home in Lansing, Mich., 1110. $3.95-72" x 42" CHAIRS ............ SALE $3.19 'read Romana 3:1·17-31, the Easter Ideals maga· hom a Lansing Hospital fo). uo. 14.95-72" X 90" STUDIO COUCHES ·- SALI $4.29 E-noter SerMi~· • L~ 18·1"17 and I Peter 3· 11. zine. Mrs. Gerald Anlbnny pre- lowing arm sursery. She IIG. $5.95-72" X 101" IOFAS ---- -- - - SALE $5.29 . Ruua ·'-nd ' ~responded 00 roll' call Rift, ••.95-72" X 126" LARGI SOPAI ·--·-- SALI $6.29 He ld <n hers sented the program, reaell ng ar- con,.mue wlth therapy • .., Easter services began at thelr favorite Bible verse. Ucles from "The Christian Her· ments. Her mothet, Mrs. aid" on aegregatlon and Bible !lam Reynolda, is with SALE! CURIO Shelves SALEI DINEnE SETS an early morning . prayer. and yearbooks were distribuled. $141.00 Large 42" v 80" praise service in the F us t l Dutits were ordered to reading. daughter and family. Your choice of modem, traBaptist Church at Rutland fol- , a money making project. The circle also made plan to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jenkin- ditlonal or Eorly American. Extcnolon Table. Self edge. lowed by Easter breakfast. ! Mrs Jerry Masters presented assist with the installation ser- son, who resides In Florida, are A wonderful way to display Two center legs for extn Sunday Ch~ch S<hool was tbe m~sion study on the vice of the Rio Grande Women's spending the summer · at their a wide range of small ob- sturdi~oess, Hl Pressure p1asunder directi~n of Mrs. Curtis pine islands wlth Peace to Association whJch will meet at home here on Vine--st. jeeta:, your favorite fiprinea tle top, Luckadoo, acbng superintend· ery Remote Village as the topic. the local <burch Aprll 26. The Easter weekend guests of Mr. :~~~~uri;;'i : : : ~';";!~~~ 8 comforbble vinyl COY· ent, who also taught the adult B:'ble qu'· games were group made a donatwn to lbe and Mrs. Kllrl Owen were Mr. ered aturdUy built chairs. class. Mrs. Harrtsoo Bentley [ u d school lunch program for the and Mrs. Jack Bowman backa to add a feeling of taught the Primary chUdrenldfructhmed bytsMrs . Bryoned,an rest of the year. daughter, Susan, Columbus, depU: and brilliance. who conclud"!u:he b I ~urch en~' w~ Mr:er:;.:::;" . Thla was the final meeting for Mr. and Mrs. John Good· $21.00 - - -· --·- SALI $17.10 00 sehool lwur a r e prol od Bo. Mr M the year with new namea lor rich of Dayton. !~· 95 ·-··---- SSAALLII ~·!!! evlait the 2nd a11d 3rd floor gram Mrs. E wo wers, s. ag. nd J h p •••· - -----·· .....M rnlng sblp opened with, ters and Tommy Mrs. Bryau U:e circles to be drawn In May. Mr. a Mrs. o n arsons MUll ---··--· IALI $14.00 furniture depta. and see the 0 •- 1. wornd led b 0 n 1 Mrs Harold Srnifu Mrs Hele~ A desserl course waa served by and ehlldren, Jeff and S2::::.7·::50:...:.-·::-.:.--::·.:.--:...:.1A~L::I:...:.:S2J:;;;.;,OI.:....t._m_a_n..:.y...:p'-lu.._tn__ dt_ne_t_te_oe_t•. <~<VO :ons co uc Y eaco Mrs Anthony to the above and Columbus, spent the We<!keiKIII Warner, Athena. The re- Ledhe:t, Mrs. Wilham Johnson . Fed H lim Mr8 lib b paren•· Mr and Mrs CAPE COD CURTAIN's 0 · . 1e R d M Denver Kapple Mrs r an, "' er ~. · · ln ined I rd 0 cont Y a m :s r, ev I an rs. ' 1ng Hawkins, Mrs. Paul Smart, Ralph Gilmore. · • Ralph W?"ds of Athens•. gave, M Lilli . McGhee Mlas Rho- Mrs. Ernest Covert and 100% Rayon Cballlo _ Permanont flnlah. Machine washable. 810 the momma message usmg as i p Sal Pl.a rs. s "lte lth 1 stitched • his subject," "Behold We oppy e R1 da Hall, Mrs. c. P. Bradbury ren, Paula and Charles, of Bel· Minimum caro Fabrl01. now w.. w pear ·Up tD Jerusalem," Luke 18:31 1 Completed by l!nit Mrs. MOron Hood. pre, spent Saturday wllb ruffle•. 11101 U" LINOTH •••••• 12.29 After services members At a recent meeting of E•;..l··-•w' -·Made Randoher,1MhroW. ~IRI!e Mayewsoo."•ll 1111" LINGTH --···· $2.19 to the church dinning room 18 • Manley Unit 263 held ~~ ,.... · ~ . "'"• avena 54" LINGTH --·--- $2.99 a covered dish luncheon. First Baptist Of Lenlen Study Va., VISited Sunday wllb 45" LENGTH --·--- $2.59 72" LINOTH -·-·-- $3.79 . 6a" LINOTH -·-··· $2.49 - - - - - - ·- - ---- were g:ven Reporta were given an d evaI· Jamea Murrav, · Mrs · Ward 110" LINGTH ------ $4.39 Mrs. Adam Ebersbach for the Poppy Day Sale made Tuesday evening recuperating from a recent II" LINGTH -----· ed Monday in Parkersburg, Mro. Zuelelia Smith is' the final meeting was held pltallzaUon for an Infection. _________________________.:,_____ va. with her daughter, Mrs. The specilll proHeath Methodist Clwr<h Weekend gueoiB of Mr. and SALEI EASTMAN KODAK FILM George Powell. bject, "Cookbooks" was given tbe Leoten study topic, ''One Mrs. J. A. Yollll8 were Mrs. Patty Yates and cblldren, San· Black oncl White Mrs. Gladys O:ckler returned by Chairman Lucy Har daway. Witness In One World." after a visit at Powhatan, President Richards read Reports were by James Eu- dy, Cathy, Randy IJid Bobby of 60t VIRICHROMI IN NO. 62D 1 ...r 127 --·······--·-· 47e Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bryan. spondenco concerning Mrs. Jack Slaven, Mrs. Ga· Wellat<m and Mr. IJid Mn. Joe COLCIIl conference to be beld In len Brown, Mr•. William Rus- Young, Jr., and dilldren •• $169 hlo SUS KODACHROMI II 1- m -·-····---······ $2.09 · at Logan, 0 . aell, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, Wootlafleld., Afao, an fnvltatlon to the Bess Sanborn, wllb Mrs. Mlu'Millne Bennett 1::~~----52.65 KOOACHROMI 11 1 :nm ·-------------·· ty Newton show Ibis month Gibbona giving tbe re- ren Bennett and sons of $1.:15 KOOACOLOR 127, 62t - - --- - -- ----- ------- "• Pomeroy ffigh was read. of Mrs. William David. bus were Easter weekend KODAPAK CARTRIIXIII l l!tmPelaraol• were made to were made to study the of their parent~, Mr. 750 ILACK AND WHITI ···-·----- --- --------- 5tc servMlces Foil 1 member of the dlscrus!lon and a Charles Bennett. IIAO KODACOLOR x -------·---------··-···· $1.1t Fr ld ay. rs. orenco of action will be drawn Mr. and Mn. Paul Kllutz IJid •1" $2.:15 IKTACHROMI X -----···-·-·-··--------- • · ards • president • Presided· up by the Rev. M. E . Do w10n. family of CoiUJQbuo villled over •TM tesses were Mesdames G e REPORT EARNlNGS the weekend wllb her borther $2.15 KODACHIOMI X ----------------····-- ~ trude Butler, Emma Columbus and Southern OhiO Mr. and Mn. Richard WILSON $2.10 Richards, Margaret Co reported common and other relatlvta INPANTS "MICKEY MANTLI" Naooti Bentley and Edith =~;;gs of $1l,95B,OOO Mn. Dale~ vlllted 1n TRAINING PANTS BASEBALL BATS adoo. 12 montba ending Marcil 31, Chester Tuesday iwth I wa'/ atrolcb - !.OK cot· Powar fused, bl& leaauer ball -•· ed a 12,.1 per ""'••••• -'too. Comfort.ble weight 11Hl5. They ~-w , Mn. .....,....., .,,. bot In your ehoiee of tenctba. over the 181111 resldlnl for the present wlllldltrtP!• crotch, dauble front SaJe·prtce., M,~S,C N .. 11 1n 196f. her daughter, Mr. a11c1 ant1 ~:oct. -Earnings were up to $2.14 Walter HuUman. ~ $1.00 FRI.-IAT.~UN, eoDUilOil share as compared Mlaa Helen Beeocm 111111 Mlaa with $1.90 In the pre<edlng 12 Garrison of Colwnbuo ---=:.....;.:;..........;;___ _o.L-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ April 23, 14 • 25 e I .· . .: 7 · Go: I w. S·IOBEN FRANKLINS·IO .•.·, POMEROY WY 2·3498 1,;1l.Ull,llt. "' "' n .t:..\~\ I e FERTILIZER •. • ~,_.t,t\._,~'. -·A '-w, INIIALI _.,. .....to-M INCH LUI CAl •• -···--·... ••LI ....II ...... II INCN •••1 CAIINITI -·····-- ,.... ..,. -•11 CAIINITI · ····--- IALI .... .. ·.11 INCN 1'"1 -••1 CAIINI-01 IALI •••· to lhliverslty Rosptlll In Pl.ll 14 INCH 1 •• --· - --·Columbus· for lwtbor ta...._. INCH CHINA ------------------ SALI Sandy IIetz of IIIUiardl villi. $Sui 40 INCH CHINA - - - --·----- - --·- ·· IALI 142.11 I lb Mr ·-• Mn 125.01 II INCH UTILITY CAIINaTI - --··- IALI f2t ... ed rweoty wl . ...., $16-IIINCH UTILITY CAIINITI --··-- SALI SU.OI C. H. Wile, Jr., Mfaa INCH UTILITY CAIINITI --···· IALI $14.11 Wille ~":: -~~ : - : 140.00-42 INCH WAIDR0811 --···------· IALI $14.01 mee, ,.... --· . .., ROlli SAL I S1l 01 Mrs William Betz were In Gal- l4t 01-42 INCH WARD ----·····-·· . · INCH WARDIOII• ------------ tALl $21.01 16 llpolil tD see hll mother • Mn. Gamel Betz, who II r-:·:~:11 IALI KROIHLIII from major sur&ery at tALl lerldlno . _ 2 PC. LIVING h01pitsi ~~ · ROOM SUITES Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr., Llr&• - Hi&h Ba . -LooM Your belt buy iD a eomfort· been aboent from her CUiblon. Uphollltered In able, durable oola Inti thalr. duties at lbe Pomeroy El..,... Haoland DuriD Su.,,rted Deep eoll aeots. tOO% foam tary School tblJ week becauoe Vinyl Your <boice of eolor: ::!l:'!d =~~· Pr.e ued a throat lllfectlon. Red, Green, Brown. Gold, Eu Sholl. 00 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 00 IALI ' -•··• ' Dayton were w........ IALI Vall .the 3rd fioor fu m Iture of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley eVlllt the 3fd J'loor Fund· dept. and see the Jara:e .eteetW1! Dept. for J11e prices on tlon of Kroehler Llvlne Room Mrs. Nina Bland, all otylu of llvlnc room Suites and Sectlonall now on vlaltlns with her Sale. ____________ Guy Reynolda andsiBter, their mntber ohaln. ;::::::._____________L..:::::.;...... " .., e FOR BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS LATER! CH<.l•.-!h'''· bo S "Marvel" Mel.. WordroiMunll Utility CaiiiMis T b• 011 w••.........., _.,.. a - Mr. Plllll Da.,._, --...,..,II ~ ........- , _ .· · "WIDclows of .Gold" I - - al Sbelletl!ll Anlll ,... Sleln Rice boopltal In AlbiN foUow'•• 1 ·~u. sudden in-, bao '-! - ?, BULBS eCANNAS Q Middleport ~e. ~ • and boulolmierea to the boys of the gradustlng class. The fourth grade laugh! by Mrs. Ada Ohlinger won the attendance award. Mr. Robert .:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ PLANT NOW eGLADOLI fS, ls Host~SS for ui M.ISSIOn . Group _,1with I M W'lliam King viee presi- d si· ,;.. AJ Leo;..rd Secre;;,: and ·Mr Bertha' Bing trea~urer. Th~ offices will be Installed at the May meeting al sch 00I I I The annu d 1 8 tp cnp0 rtclw 811 be held May I p k p Is . lied The ar . aren are mv . Eighth gr~e ~mmencement vesper servrce w:U be Sunday. May 23 at 4corsages p.m. The will present tD theP.T.A. girls •;\':r, :v~- ~t f fricHy 9 to 5 end Sltunley 9 to 9 About Put Clllefl of· •••• -. at .... ,, • - . lt1r "' .......... ..._.. Ill' i!UIJ ....... SALE at ELBERFELDS Arou . ~~ee~O::::t,.. •· wv Belte Davio. Susan Hayward . guests of Mrs. Ernest Rea and M:chaet connors. Joe~ Hea Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wehrung. ~a'm::.. N~vol TO:ue Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Joey Heathertun vivacious. spent the weekend In Columbus poi"'' and blilbe s~irited. with their children. pert and peUte. h" tbe imMiss Nancy Burna, sindent at M HOSPI-tal School of NursHolzer part or an H·BO B! Futurett•: Post Min Win• ing spent the Easter vacation __________ her mother, Mrs. Ida Lc_,_1'_"_•_rt_••_.. nd' And Pa.l C'IW!f• of PLans ...,.. completed for a llorrfa, County Council P.T.A. lalent show to be presented m preaide:lt, Invited the group day evening !lay 7 by the Brad- attend the county council P .T.i Wednesday even- meeting at Ru~and May 6. 1b -''"" will ~-at the achbol egales ~ e m~,. '"" •·len< oa~Bertha B .,_ ~~ ld~ and AD -~·• ~•-·ested In per· Mrs. ""'' ~ ' ''"• TONIOHT ~·""'' -· ;;;;;i:l !Glmlr•il!-"""' Jo1m J eflers • Evelyn '11loma lent show are . In the Ia NOT OPiiN Genevieve Stobart were and Ida M h ness visitors In GalllpoliJ Wed- aaked tD eall WY 1-2349, WY :1urp y. esday &60S or UI03. The first Alternates a.re Mrp s.le FRIDAY •ntl SATURDAY Aoril 23-24 ~ Linder DaJne1 Is CODY8- practice aesslou wUI be l:eld Morris, Madeline am r, "THE KILLERS" leBCing . nicely at her home, May 5 at 7:110 p.m. at I he sha Capehea':'· Thelma (Tecbnic()Lor) school Prizes wlll be awarded and Eva Milliron. Lee Marvin, Angie OtckiD· lowing surgery at Holzer ~ on. Ronald Reaaan, Jotm pltal. to wlnneni of ~1. Rob- program hour Mrs. udy Cassa· ettes. Mr. and Mro. Larry Thomas en llorrlo will be lbe master ser preaented three of her tap of --monies --• --•--•ments danc:ng pupils Ill two tap dance ••THE CADDY"' .nd Melinda Of Columb... ·~· m:=• saJ lern· J..t.wis, DE-an Martin, weekend guests of theirwill be sold. Admissioo will be ruutines. A fiim on waler ely Donna Reed. Barbara Bates. ents, Mr . and Mrs. Harry cents was shown by Mrs. Thomas as and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea. N . ffl I the coming Scally, Meiga County Red Cross SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUES. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faulk· ew 0 ce~; a d include Water Safety Chairman. Ap•it 25-26-27 d d ght Catb year were e n 'WHERE LOVE HAS GONE' ner . an . au er, Y Mrs. Laura Harrison, president; - • f3-" w. ...................,.................._,11 SAVE DURING OUR AFTER-EASTER DRIVE· IN ll::llncrease 2 Jerry Lawla .. montba, based on 6,6110,000 11Jar. ..,.HI PATSY" es oulllandllll(Technlcolor) II"'::~. M. Miller, president, -dII operating revenuea "THE IIAIDER$" llb;,m$'12M ,139,000, alld showed an Robert Culp llrioD Keith II' ol6.1 per eeul over the (Col..-) aame period In 11164. Operattnc I[ ~j:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii were up I eenL II ' SEW and SAVEl A NEW SHIPMENT relatives In Middleport. have been on a two-monlbl catJon lD Florida. Mr~ and Mn. HID IJid GreiOJ'Y, of spent the weehnd In Mrs. Haley ET Mlaa a.- Sauyap, villted over the weekfttd WOMEN'S DUSTERS $3.95 to $5.95 s. Moon. :c':iu."':!n.~== "':..~.~.q • .....,~ll " • . . ... .... • • BROKEN SIZES ICLOSE-OUTI • - s4.oo..stso..ss.oo All new optinJ pallerna for Cb001e JWW. THES Member• Reported IU 1o COIU!dl Chester Cowo!U o:=~~:ll alalfto IJid bloUIII. America sz.69 \ CHOOSI YOUR SH I FT DRESSES Now At Elberfelds $3.95 .... $4.95 Hundred• o! yord8 In a new Hltc\IGD· Plalll oolora ond prlntl. For wrtainl, beoebwoar, towolt, tto. l'lae Ffibri.e Shop EBOX WY 2-2284 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ~.•ll.'s Pett.,:ne ' . 115''(1,$~~ ' lD " - til STRAW . CoHon Plisse HANDBAGS NatuNI color or white llld PAJAMA$· au. oinall. ~ ....... ll&lurll tonil!lnatioa oolo110perfect boc for lll1dDI ou4 .......... UJO, and JarP. lt.t!PN IJid prlnta, Cool. ~ - - t o wub. $1.95 $1.95 CRl B.· MA'f ,, 'j ·"': .. ' l" ,a . . Singer Sales a;·Service met :'m~~~ 36" Terry Cloth SALE ENDS MAY 9thl 1 m- 1·'' ,... EARLY SPRING STYLESI ON OTHER BRANDS AT - - :rour Utili..,_ VALUES FROM 5.50 TO 7.99--...., NOW Cool, oomfortablt 4 - In a!Vactl.. poltarnl, Cbeob, Jlrlpea and oolldl. All tbo favorite llyleo an4 lobricl at ,_.... prloeL from Springfield ........ spent the holiday woebnd ~~11 Shift Into eool, attractive fasblo111 - In our new her oon 111111 family, Dr. lblftl ltyled for day, for play with d the zest of 1 Mn. John Harley llld ~IIWIDY aeuon- a wide aelectlon of ltylea and fabrlcl. Mr. and Mn. Harold G«qe and 1011, Brllll Lee, Gil Gallfpl>- -CIAL- WOMINI IJtllo hys 6 111, spent tha lleekalld with Mr parenll, Mr. and Mra. L. w. 14c!Comas. SMOU I'Oit DOYS AND Dllti.S . 01' the weekend with frlenda Mr. and Mn. Rarl7 Jolm Roclevlan, ood• $1.60 . . 'O' ·'·. HIO . . . Pomeroy Dies � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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