http://66.213.69.5/files/original/256351a45f9c33256bf8c46169b2de95.pdf 4016e77d6d717d14495a87c0950048f8 PDF Text Text . · -··-··· · ·······' ' •• . •. - . ....... - -..._ ... 9_.,. _ t :i Ladies Night : Is Planned by ·' Amsbary Group Heartmtone Cla•• for .. u Held Mr . and Mrs. Milton Hood p 0tnef0Y pTA Patrol boys were honored and ter. Issac Warton League or List Church held Tuesday even- new officers installed when the America, met at the club house ing. Devotion! entitled , ' 'May Pomeroy Elementary PrA. met .Dear Chester Monda)' even in~ . Baskets F'or Remembering '' Monday ev"!ning at the school, All officers were pre9ent were given by Mr. A II en Mrs . .Domtld McKenzie presidArrangements were made to Hughes . ed and Ute meeting opened with have the lawn and meadow Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart con· devotions by Mrs. Jay Warner, mowerl . .Mf"mbe~ who assist~ ducted games during the pro-- followed by the pledge to the In erecting a sign at the main gr1tm hour. Following a short flag ld by Mrs. Harold Lohse"' ~ entrance to the club house were business merting the hosts ser · 4-H club, who also gav~ the commended for their fme JOb vt-d sandwiehes, sala~ . nuts and 4-H pledge led by Jeff Werry. Ladies nig~!:,. was announced coffee to those attendmg mclud- The sixth grade won the attend1 1 for Monday ~ening , May 25, mg Mr . ~d Mrs. Allen Hughes. ance banner. with .all members and lheir Mrs. Willis Anthnny , Mr. and [ Supt. Charles Gibbs thanked wives invi!OO . The men aN' to Mrs. f:di sun Baker. Mr. and the boy~t for a patrol job well provide steak 1:1nd lad1es are Mrs naviri Darst . Mr . and done and Mrs. McKenzie read a asked to bnng a covered di sh M1·s. Smart and Mr. and Mrs . ('{lmmun!cation from MNI. Helen smd table servire. Tea and cof. Hood. Lyons commenting on the good (--- ~f'~·ij l. .be served by the league behavior of the patrol boys al \...18nd door prir.es will be awardf'd lbe. ::;how. the ladies. A work session ha s Mrs. Kermit Walton lntroducbE.>en planned lor Tues•Jay. May f.ld Alvin Stewart ol the Ohio 19. Wallace BradfGrd and Rut' Universilty. Athena, who JPOke Tur h ·rman were in charge of on arithmetic in t.he elementary refr~hmrnt <; for the evening. schools. i Teacht>rs and workers met reOfficer!! were installed b~ Mn. Totlfl Ault Cillf>ll crntly at the ('hPsLer Melhodistl H_arold Lohse, southeast district . h f 1wr p arl\· chur c·h lo ,.."lan Chester. Com· I d1rector , and were Frank Vau1 st Rrrt . . munitv Daily VacatiOn Bible ghan , presl·den t ·, M rs. Eugene Todd Ault . son of 1\·t r. ;.mrf , · Tnplett. first viC1! president; Mrs Garv Aull obc;erved his , School to be held June 2 to June Mrs. Roy Mayer. second vIct . · . · .· · 12 . llrst b1 rthday anmvPrsary Sun · 1 . . president : Mrs. James , da)· evrning al !he horut> of hi~ The mf't>llng opened w1th derd ' M · r b M . J c d I reco mg secretary rs. gTt'lndmother, Mrs Laura Wisf' vo lorrs Y . r~. eanne ar . ~ t M L M Kn. ht M A pot>m .. My Master Was A on. rs . eon c Lg , rs. and son. Frrd .. .. McKenzie and Mrs. Bob Miller, lee cream and cnke were ' Worker. hymn 0 ~t<~ster, Let d I II M ' 'I w Jk 1\''11 Tl " e egates to county counc . r. 1 1 .11ervf'd to those attending in- JY t' a Iee. prayer, v h 1 k b · fl k' · . followKt bv a reading " T e n ~lug an P? e r1e Y as mg cludrng Mr and M r.~. C. . H , · ~ tht> eooperHliDn of all members. Wise, Mr. and MI'S. WliJ am . Conmumdment s For Workers M , ed · , ~- Wilh Yt)ulh ." rs. Charle8 Hayes report Ault and children, and \1r . and on the County Council meeting Mrs . Charle" Bla.sh <~nd son . , P ·Newd offiCers elected were. he ld n-centy I at the Sal Jsury 'b 'I M 1B Gregg. Middleport . Tt1e ~·mmg·r ~~s J -:o n'.·. I> rs. a ace. arton ; School. Ralph Spencer on ~ter al ~o received a pink and VJ( l' Pre~mlt>ll1. Mrs. Carol Pool· h If f h . I • er · S"'<'r"'lllr\' Mrs Ruth Karr a 0 t e Assoc1at on, present· white ca ke with on;: ca ndle from ~ ~ ed ·d · Mr. and Mrs C. H. Wise. Trea~urel'. Mrs. Janet Nease. M ~lpKa_st presJ ents Ptn Thf! dirt'Cior is Mr.'<. Juanita r . l ' c enzle . Spender. I' Ref~eshments were served by 1 1 A film st.rip. "Jesus The the Kmdergarte-n mothers, Mrs. MASON iPrornhwd Saviour,'' was Paul Chapman, Mrs. Guy Guin\\ -~~~ ·' "'"' . --1 shown by Mrs . Frandes Spen- ther and Mrs. Pat Duffy. TONIGHT 1 ler. Thf" losing program was FAMILY NIGHT set ror Fridav, June 12. "SWORDSMAN OF SIENA" Attending ~ere Mrs. Juanita SLcwart Granger and Spener. Mrs. Franes Sr.Jener, · Sylva Kr.srina (Ci m•mascope & Color) Mrs . Jeanne Card. Mrs. Ed- 1 - andI mu nd Life, Mrs. Mael Barton, ''THE HOOK" Mrs. Delores Holter. Mrs. LanKlrk Douglas Nick Adams do Clay , rs . Kathryn Windon, Mrs. Jlcob Gloeckner enter~ 1 tained the Daughters of R u t h Moy l4-1S 1 \1rs. Juanita Will . Mrs. Bernie class of the United Methodist Thur.·Frl. Bailey, and Mrs. Goldie Fredchurch Monday afternoon at her "SODOM AND GOMORRAH" erik . home, oak St., with Miss Car· Stewart Granger, Pier An.~~:eli rle Yeager as co-hoetees. GIVF.S PARTY (Color) '111e meeting, In charge ol Mrs. "A PUBLIC AFFAIR" M". Harold §auer held o Minnie Neutzllng. pn!lldent, opMyron M(:Cormi ck birlhday party at th~ Pomeroy ened with devotions by M Is 1 topic Kifidergarten class Monday af- Ada Genheimer whose ternoo.n in observance of the was. " You Shall Teach." Mem1 lith birthday of her daughter, bel"8 answered roll call with a Joy. Mrs . Sauer served ice Mother's Day verse. creamcups, decorated cup cak- Reports of the secretary POMEROY, OHIO es, each with a candle. and gave treasurer were approved. TONIG-HT &: THURSDAY bal- contribution was made to t 1 favors of party hats and I loons. Pink and white co) or church. A birthday card was i NOT OPEN scheme was carried out In t n e en Miss Yeager whose bll'lhdl" 1 FRIDAY thru TUESDAY 1 refreshments. She was assist- WM May 6. M..y 15-19 "LAWRI!NCI OF ARABIA" 1 ed with the party b~· the teach- Miss Lucretia ~eimer pre(Technicolor) . er, Mrs. Larry Wiley. tented the program using u Peter O'Toole, Alec Guinneu I her topic, "As we pass by" and Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharif, TO MEET WEDNESDAY read , ''Faith Of Our Mothers" Jack Hawkins.L Jose Ferrer. Arthur Kenneay, and Claude by Arthur B. Patton. Several .!lain•. The Guild of Grace Epblco-- poemlil were abo read. A Sam Spiegetoavtd Lean I pal C~urch In Pomeroy will A salad course was served production their fiut meet at the yarlsh house W~d· by the hostesses, during t h 1 sjnce. "The River Kwai." Running time: 3 Hrs. 45 mln. ne_sd ay eve_mn~ . a1 8 p.m. WI th social hour to Mrs. Albert Al-~~-~~~·e _G~~-=-- ~h!~~- ward, Miss Nelle Bing, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Mrs. Mart Crary, Mrs. Neutzling, Miss Lydia Ebertbach, MJsses Ada and Lucretia Genheimer, Mr5. Des' sie Patterson and Mrs. Frank Stewart. A B..utlful Ii ' i l' \ 1 1 l' ' l l l l ; Women's DRESSES . I ;' . I 1 : I • • • • • • Styles for e Capri Pants several, dres- eBoy Shortl sy street type dreSI· eo, shlrtwalst.t and sun dresses, aheer1, cottons and jerseys. Mrs. Gloeckner Entertains Church Class j ' MEIGS THEATRE ' 1 I 1 .. ~- 'I ' - • ! - EDITOR'S MAILBAG - --.·- =-=::-x eSkirtt .' ' REOATTA ~. IAipirod.., .> -. tbeopentN &Ad tel< aproya jaWltilJ rope·ulmmed oxfocd. Carefree and ..... ~ lailo.ed f0< bappy ti-. • White < Delectable knee ~nls topped by a floral print blouse ••• 1 moet appetlzin& look. The knee pants in b!utberry, tortoni aqua, cherry fllp, butter pecan, pistachio, black or white CCJtton poplin, sizes 8-IB. ~barber collar ~OUSt in co.ordinatina; cottocl printt. ooml0-40. · ELBERFELD$ ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSTER BROWN KNIT WEAR For small Boys and Girls, Larger Boys and Girls. Play Wear, Dress-Up Wear. Mlim Short Sle•w Half-Price Sale of Toys On the Main Floor-Thursday, Friday and Satur· day. (As long as they last). These toys from our regular stork. Toys for boys and girls of all ages. • Black 5·99 eBrown Narrow 1: Wide REGATTAS • Fa-ded Blue Widths bout lhl>? A Laurel Cliff Resident, Womenl Sh1nmant FULL FASHIONED anti l•tra Lar.. SIP WOMENS PANTIES ~1 &auge - 15 denier our Shanmont qu.alit:J' . the new eolDrs beigetone and Blush tone. Size1 8~ to 11. 2 Whlte-ln Thll Sale ·~~· $]-«10 39c These are very hleh Trade-In , Your Refrigerator On a new RCA Whirlpool on tbe 2nd floor - (U•ed Refrlgeraton are on ale at our warehouse on M• ebanie Street, Pomeroy} lALII t fl. 1>J 12 foot htmi- lnfantl Wear (Excellent quality) AXMINSTER RUGS INFANTS PLISSE KIMONOS - - - - - 69c INFANTS PLISSE NIGHT GOWNS - - - 69c Good teleeUon of ptHernt INFANTS STRETCH SLEEPERS ou l.b.e 2nd lloor. $2.50 SUmmer Blankets, Cra.wlen, Dretse1, Caps. HaP, PlQ Wear. Visit the ..infanll wt~ar on the malo Ooor. For 8oy....Sl• J hi 11 . lCRILAN SHIRTS CUSHION SOLE GOLF SOCKS One tlze fits aD 10 to liS All 1izet1. wblt• wltb multi color crew top, 2 pain ••• $1.00 Comfortable abort ~~etou. •IY to launder, white and. all eolon. In aU 11.111 3 DAY 4 SALE. $1.64 - ';.~" 10 01. 1ui<l- Food. Por loytiiiOO't- BOBBY SOCKS Premium Soft Cotton 3 ·~." All lial from .• Ortho lloce 1 pt. L1. to 11. - (t1.111 quallcy). IWu ooJ. ora •Dd: HJI• to teled !rom. About 110 to NIL Wbllo thoy loot $1,.. .... CO~~ ~.95 0\lrable, washable, quick ilr)'lnc. $l48 NEWI CAJILC:O HI·TEN Reversible Heirloom •edspr•d• Plastic Plant Boxes HAVE DINNER Mr. and Mn. Clat"ertCe ble entertained wi&h a dinner Sunday at their home, West . Main-1t. Guells were Mr. and Mrs. Rlcho.rd Struble and 10111, Gordon, Doug and Bryan of Carroll and Mr. and Mn. BUiy Williamson and children, David and Darla. Callln& In the after. noon were Mr. and Mr1. JGIBph Struble and ""'· MichaeL • A cookout wa1 held evening at the home of Mrs. A. . Morgan, Athena Rood, In obl8l'Vanee ol Mother 'a Day. Present ...,.. Mr. ond.Mn, Roc· er Morgan and Keith lll!d Kat1iJ ol Middleport, Ml" Catby Woll ol p_..., and Mn. - ..... Super quality. Heovy duty. Smart l<alloped dellp, sleek styling. Paatol areen and Ivory. 18 I N C H - · - - - - - - - lh 24 INCH $1.49 30 INCH $1.69 36 INCH $1.H Aloo All SIMI Plont lox• with rollod odtJ•• O.rk grHn• !liNCH ~ 24 I N C H - - - - - - - - 99o 30 INCH $f.W 36 INCH $1.H · 42·1NCH PASTI!L COLOJI _ $1.95 . Conaoleum VID)>1 Floor Coverlnp teum $U5 to $29.91 Olher SptNdt from ,, Woll Coverinp - 'IVa and UJed appU. - 1nte1. OILUXI BARBECUE SETS Fo_r OUtdoor Use. l'urner - Fort - Tonga $1-89 .... I I ' :::·the Lanes will be open from noon to 5 p, m. and wlU be operated by the Jaycees ud 1he Rutland Safety club. Vehicles with allltemJ in life condllion will receive 1 1M4. safety 4heck windshield 11ticker. All area motorist. are urged to "Join the Circle ol. Safety. Check your car, check your I speaker • 1 L' ·IOVIle . d-- . T Chill' the I NEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS AttJiactive ll"OIIPI ol current pitterna 1114 tolon ill 111Mt Seller" fabrlca thai 1<0 band aolecle4. Included In lho wortriteutl are iiaerotl 111d Cotton printl, Printed PaUt Point PiQUe, Dan Blver Checked qlftlblr., Stenlaobr, Dacroa J'luflon Cnpe in 10Ud1 end prtnll, Denlml Ia alrlpea ond oolldo,, Quoclrlto Cloth, llripd ond llo1kl . Docron, Arnal Crept iD white and paatoll.· .' . Prices R•nge From 491 .. $1.69 yd. be : - - -- - 'I Pilot Rides Doomed Plane Down to Crash, Kills FI"ve '* aa • I oi l rae. ·~=:~=:~to~clepafJ. the olftce foor yean ogo but Hebert'l F105D jet ·waa armed with 1,000 rounds of ed cbolr singing the choral re· lb The te~pe~~t~re am :om~r~ l Man!ty, Meigs county deputy llllde public J'rl· lnat to Coleman. who wu SUP' 20-mtlllmeter eannon lhell.s and six sm1U practice aponse and receaalonal. /"ness 1~ " 1 ~ 8 locicoo t' sher~!. The State Highway Pa· DRAFT CALL ported by DISaDe. bombs. • Senior class olllcers are MJ. egreea an c 011 Y ay a l trol Auxiliary meeting in a near- WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'lbt ;i day. . . j ' · Shorlly before the· ·~ '~ ' _ 'lbt stale chalriDan omo Iller from Port Arthur,; Tu., Charl01ton to burn fuel down In ~-- aa qdonal oommilteeiDIII. waa to ............... with. tbo ~ to rodtiCI welibt lll!d ' pro bol:iDI .show "'""' Each alate baa a miD aiiJl tankef WodneOI!aJ be l'ldJDed then return 1D Nellla. :, · 1be aenafor "::!.~• felt Ilia n« ~ ~ '=::..~ womu 111 tbe llemoc!tatlc NQI- the lllghl CGitrol.to\Mr. tliatl.o J, Jl, · t10111J CommlttH wiiich fonrlo woa 1o11n4 oltltutlt. · · ' 'I·· . ·•~· L · Postmaster Edgar E. Arnold and Mrddlcport Postmaster • percentage of the farm's "0 "' She became Ill Tuesday mom· p I c ' Imal production o( the wheat Ill>' and Rutland 10 motorista may let the free and voluntarY ~g. wasthtaken to ro~r hos~~- ~is week May 18- ports and the container itself reage, within the allotment. 8 · a?" e~ trans err to vehicle safety check. - 23 lS Mail Box Improvement 1 lookmg bnght and free from I Thus a program cooperator today. Cheek lanes will be set up at Pomeroy· Middleport I ,~~~ ~:.p";...~)td>::: THURSDAY, f"RIDAY, SA effect on rural and star route mail boxes say Pomeroy bushel. They WID be based on I $10.95 - Chrome EclaiDC of aD typ- . et. Pute and Ae<:tstorie~. For Bicycles lAwn 14ower•- Used Furniture it wu announced by the Jaycees Iumbus F aolortA>ne vat dyed boclapread with 1 white btlrloom deolin. J'ull lilt b Gl'l)', Du1tJ lloli, Gold, 4locoo, lloille, eVIItt lllterr.llll Mechtnle lt. War•hou• For S.ndrau - l'or IJnG- and Sunday May 24, E Heavy quality - .aU cottoD - Wllbtble - tolorfalt. A o quort ~ ~o~;~·f.~erti:~~:~sof~~ :::~ 1 ENAMEL exterior aod. llliterlor. Postmasters AsK' Patrons To Spruce up Mail Boxes Rev Masters Conform• to boby'a bodJ for comfortable IIUPporll Durable 1m.ooth white pllstJe .eat with revenJble vinyl covered pad. Adjulloble, removable metal aland 1oclal on becl: of uat &o aupport 1t different aqlea. POUR HOUR llOO BABY SEATS ="'"""'"" Tt'me to Pal'nt hlelel checked in the 1M3 na· dren 8 hospitaL Tuesday after- I Week The pOStmasters ask 1 rust 1 receivmg a price support loan tlonwlde safety check needed .nr.n. M.r. and Mrs. Gr:r ' each patron to examme their ·'T'tl(; name and owner should and certificates will re-ceive .a immediate attention to one or t 5 mommg were In Colum us 1 OOxes as to appearance and con- be on the s1de of the box v1s1ble natiOnal average retllrn of $2 more of the items affecting safe with their da~~r who 8! last dition They should at least I to the carrier as he approach· per bushel for his domestic 10 8 driving conditions. Last year report re~. semt-con· protect mail from the weather.: es m on the door where boxes share and $1.55 for his export slfety checks were conducted by SCJous conditiOn. even if not terribJy handsome.! are grouped The assigned boy I~hare provided hlS 1964 yeil4 S,fiOO comnnmitiel, counties, --~ 1 tli=z;; a, m&IM!i!G!m1!1!1 But it takes JUSt a Jtttle more. number also may be shown. 11S equal to 1s normal pr~ mUltary lnstallatkmt, Industrial like sorue paint. to keep the sup. Believe it or not tlw condi· rtion .a~ he _has .the minimt.DD plant&, governmental agencies, lien of your mail box is a reflec- quahfymg diVersion. youth groupa, new car and tire IS lion of what you are . Pass ing Tis is one-third _more. thaD dent on the aecond ballot after man he lavon either Lake driving, cbeck a"ldento. Even dealers, and olher organizations. lOllS I peop:e grt a P"lty ,ound h!nt ht would have received m the il!vorile 1011 deiOf!atea cut their County Cllairman Joseph SarOiy our host drivers are poor riJks Itema to be checked will be as 1o what sort of fnlks live 1absence of the new JegtslatlOD jlrat !QWld votes. Morton Nelpp ol the Lucaa If they are driving carl with braku, frOilt and rear Ughls, • with the mail boy they see !enacted for tis year'a crop. ( Goldwater told I news ccn-- ~runty organization 81 Dew bad brakes, worn tlra, or oth- steering. tires, exhaust system, 0 ICO Say Casci and Arnold · "We Had the new program not been terence whlcb fol,~ h~ ap- s~te chairman. er Deglected items.'' 11us. windshield wipers, rear· Rev· JetTY Masters. Po me. . . Know you are some of the fln· 1enacted, wheat would have had tor lao said h felt Tbe safety check gives every view mirror, born, and seat roy Church of Christ, will deliv- Pomeroy L10ns are mvtted tu est people in the country. Why Ionly price support Joana at $1.16 arance as &be fall IllY for Qrcus Salntl IDd: Sinners 1be l!nl I C:.S motorist h1l chaDce to balp belts. er: the sermon at the Pomeroy attend the 4{Jth anniversary cel- not lel the public know this by , per bushela verage for those [ 0 make hil!l community a safer The llfety check In Meigs H1gh school Baecalaureate ser· ebration of the Chillicothe club · the neal appearance of your staying within their allotmeuta. ncheon that be would not ac· Coleman ,should be repla on May 21. Lion Willis Leading- 1m"il box.·· 1 vice p;re~ aelec- the states nallonal COIIIIIIIItea- place to live. Equally Important County 1o pari of the aMual vlre Sunday at 7:30 p. m. If the nomlnallon went to man but did not lndlca(e hll 1n the lafetr cbeclt lao the chal· Na~ Vehicle Safely check Opening lbe program will he bam said a new club will 'one else. He 11kl he would choice. ~ leDge to aU drlvera to check for communities sponsored by the chatrnUln. Rev. C. Melvm chartered durtng the celebration. i ADMISSIONS - Denver Queen Power Outages for 111 lhe Senate. Coleman, I MarysvUie attor· their conduct behind the wbeel. Aulo Industries lllgbway Safety Alkire, pasror of Pomeeroy Me- ! Other business concluded Wed- Carpenter, Jean Moore, Syra- One Hour Reported lltl , . ney, seeks rwlectiorl u chair~ 8oth safe can and safe driven committee and Look magazine thodlst church. , , nesday at Hotel Martin follow· l cuse. WASIIINGTON Pruldellt man and predicted be would are needed to check accident~," with thee ooperation of the AJ- Tbe Mind Ch~r will smg dur- ing hmch, was eumpletiun of DISCHARGES - Genevieve Tne CoJumbus and Southet'D wmtl federal depart- continue in the office. the Jaycees aald. IOclatlon. of State and Proviu- lng the proeess)()ll&l and t ~ e arrangements for Ladies Night Imboden, Pomeroy; Oris Harris, Ohio lt~leetrlc company anlKIUDt!to make IVf!!IJ possible At the aame Ume. former More than half a mU.Uoa ve- clal Safety coordinators, Do't:ology at th~ call to worship. by Jack Carsey , cbatrman , and 1 Mmersville , Louise Bartels, ed today that power will be afl employ pb.yslcaUy bancl~ Gov. Michael V. DISalle, who Rev. Alkire . wtll give the mv?" beartng the report of the nomm· Pomeroy. l in the following areas Frida1 or meftlaUy rellrded put Coleman In •• slato cbaircatlOII folloWed by the Lord ating rommottee, to be publish·! .from I p.m. for about one hollr. who qllallly for jobl. man alit y.ars ago, waa repol'lprayer by the mixed cholr. ed later. SEE CHASE TECHNIQUES weather permiWnc, Route -~ 10¥~ u an em-- '!d lltpportlng Athena County Rev. Joseph R. Kraly • St. I Guests were Carl Musser , of Techmques ~ lawmen ebBS· from Flatwood-rd north to ~ JDtendi to.._ Ilia ... Chairman WOllam Lavelle for Paul'• Lutheran Cbu"h will Mr. Carsey: Ted t' rank. ong speedy drivers was mown llngham, Hemlock Grove, Klpp . ca be done to mate the chalrmanshlp. rtve the scripture reading and I James Danner. and Ken11eth ~~ a 4 ~ mmut.e color and sound. I buryof'll, liarrisonville and o1: t)It ebWU.. ol Youns, who . will heocl the ~ proyer. 1be mllle<l choir will Grov., of Harold Brown Karl film highllghtr•g the ''raternal l town, and vicinity. · IDU· Illite tlckelthia year •• a canNORTH LAS VEGAS, Nfl'. (UPI)- Fighter pilot 1st •InC the rosponae to the prayer Knutt~r. president, presided. 1Ord~r of Police meeting .1• Gal· \ n1i> oulafie Is • ......., .. 111 ptl'IOIII, didate for rHiecllon, ll8ld · bo Lt. Raynor L. Hebert wu on a routine filebt from Nellis and "Onward Christian Sold, lipohs Wed""'"'y nght m the permit crewmen to replact Jllll tbal employ them, did not want the national eom· Air Force Base- an illlliJht refuellnJ mlaalon with 1 lero." Rev. Alkire wiD give the LOCAl. TEMPS momrpal bmldmg Attendllli l lnsulalors aroond Route 13. " JohMM Jl!d mtlteeman'l position. He sougbl KC13~ linker plane. henedlcUoo followed by the mix· . from ,Metg• rouoty was C. W. . y=· ANOTHER SHIPMENT audden • - Whlll r« ,•' ~.95 ...,•!. /;OJ Jine (Plper Apache) awooped ~w over Long Beacb Municipal All'fiO~I. Wednesday before .... ting d0wa. Mrs. Smith stepped ~t of tbe plane and almoat her (irst words were "1 would kwe • 10 apln.'' But sbe added CLEVELAND (UPI _ Sen f(utckly: "Not right now. I'm~ Stephen M Young today caned lng to stay on the ground for al f the ~ster of Democratic \Ill\ a week or so." ;~te Chairman W llllam L. Col PHD..ADELPIDA- Sen. Barsaid in letters to the 11' . Goldwater predleted Tbura. Democratic State Central Com-.UY that be wocld wln tbe He-- mlttee wbic~ meets in Columgqbllean nomination for pres~-- bus Monday to elect I cbalr- ; An outltendin& essortment - inludinl Hobnail milt &lui with amber fount, milt 1lu1 with dainty floral decora· tlon and mUl: Jlaq with colored fouot in bl~~ob ur ~etb)'R. Attnctive Swiu dot over paper "~D lbadt. Ortho Rose Can SPECIAL Oust and ·79c - Young Calls For Ouster Of Coleman BOUDOIR LAMPS SAVI 40o .! "::d w.;. Dnvers • ·urged t 0 Gel cafS Checkedon Saf. ety Factors U11 It to eover ehaira, benches, freme aurface1. Oan be eEaeh piece marked aceord.Jn& to 1ize and weiJ:ht. 11.4t - KNIT SHIRTS $21.00 ntese eeauine stmmona Rollt.w•y• are handy. The7 ...,. lp .oil ·me., have • floe 'bineraprtna thai folda ricbt up in tht bid. You can roll them baek wben not in use. See them OD lilt on the Srd floor. tan, grey ancl $lOO Modernly styled. Handy carrying Handle. Use as an Intake fan or simply turn it around and use II aa on exhaust fan. Equipped with a 2 speed switch. . be eemented. It ie wuhable, resilient and eom:ftm~:ble•. ..lh ltZII t TO II J- SALEI DOMINION 20 INCH BEDS to 1964 Wheat Sign-up is Extended Dependable makes. Bia aeledionl. Upholstered Gilden and Chaii'J and Ch#IA Loune• Steel and Aluminum Glid~n - Foldtn& Chairs, Roekert and Chaise LountN. Select now on the 2nd floor. easily cut, bent, or rolled into any Cape. Piecq can for<U. II will be a ''loot war, are e<>m(lloted, ...,. Americans a hard war," be uld, But he may be brought home but "it stll4 there wu no quetllon In may be necestary for others hll mind thai "perslJtem to he sent out." cullon" of. pbml made by t b • " In reply 1o a question about South V~ and I h el r criUclsm over use of World Amerl<an · advlson woold lead Wit ll vlntqe U.S. Air Force to auccess. planea In South VIet Nam, Mc-He "c:oulcin'l estimate 1 h 0 Nomara said be and Gen. Maxtlma" 11 will take .to achieve well D. Taylor, chairman o1 the victory. He said 8 Salgm r• Jobtt Chiefl ol staff, be4 di• port altiibuted to him that the CUISed them with Air Force war !hero mJgbt last five 11) leaden In Sa~on, and added eara wu 1 .. tete error .. that "there Is no questlon that Y oomp • !hose aircraft were well cb.., -U mort Americana are oen" foc the type of war being needed there for tralnln& pul' woged. HARRISBURG. PI (UPI)- do I am rolnC to support it they want and the kind d platFormer PreBidenl Dwight D. In Ita declaiOIII and do whatever form they want." Eiaenhower today proolalmed I can-! CID't do very much." The former Prealdent, d.. bls s1r1ct neutrollty In the He- Wben CP,IOI'Iod by newamen 011 tcribed also aa leanlni IDward SIGN HOSPITAL WEEK PROCLAMATION - Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar, left, and Middreport Mayor pubUcan presldenUoi race and reports ol GOP plana for hll Pennsylvania Gov. WUUam W. Smith si~ a proclamation declaring May 10·16 National Hospital Week. Many persons in Meigs Count:r Lee said he would DOl try to "die- leadership, Eiaenhower oald; Scranton aa hll cbolce went .::.:ec.I.:_P_::h:.:o.:_ to::··= = - - - bte" a cbolce lor the party's "Does leadenblp D<OOBSirily oot of bls way lbil momln& to use the facilities of Meigs General and Meigs Memorial Hospitals in Pomeroy . - Se:.:n:.:t:in nombtaUon. mean puitJna )'Oill' f1nCtr on the aplke sucb ljli!OCiallon. . !f''i'iY '···<· ··; ,; Rotumlng to Pennsylvania actual per100." Further dul> EIJenhower conceded be had PROCLAMATION after a flv ..month winter slay lng the hopes o1 varloua GOP asked Scranton to live "deep In Callfornla, the general said lactl001 wblch had hoped f.., thonghl" to oeeking the llllDlinlt would he neither "practical bls support, he aald: "I, by no aticn before blo Dec 14 depar· WHEREAS hospitals maintain health care services foi' every person in these Ml' wtae" to pick a candidate mealll, beHeve it ia proper f« ture for Callfornill but added eommunlties on a round·the-eloek basis; and "and e>peet oil the RA!pubU· me ID aay Ibis Is the man and any fut.re COIIIideraUoo 11 "hil WHEREAS hoopitalo work with other health agencies in safeguarding the health ' cana, just ·~t all HepubUcana. just like (Scranton'I) decision." But the of WHEREAS our eltluna; hospitals and 1 th 1like a.. herd ol obetp -·-serve as edueatlo nal Institutions, for many types of hospl· . ELSBERRY, ~ ,. tiny ID At nm a~-way. tal persoue I and cond urt ed unIIona1 pr ograms for vanous · - •. _ ... .au.~.~~ ........ ntu on- a herd o1 aheep to l1lll that fonnor Preafdent added: groups o f our e•'tlzens; Missouri !arm rown today lays an ....,.... m new1 c way I just don't think tbll II "Evorybocly knows I like and '111e 1964 Wheat program signIII r~ 111 favorite oon, Rep. ference bel~ ~~ted either wise or practical." him I urged him lo run for the WHEREAS hospitals Iff engaged In re search for the prevention and cure of Ill· up period has been extended one C)~~ D-Mo from the PI ai Cit ElsHibow<r baa been cJe. governorship. I thin1l he Is • nen; and w.,k accordi•g lo Way"" Cllaae, ·Pnildiill llylng : : ":sl~I> , IICI'Ibod _.Ilia only Ropllll.._. •I'll' . ~bla ......... but I WHEREAS each member of the hosplt a! stall eontrlbutes In a speeiflc way to chairman of the Agricultural In l"'')l YI~IIIIIn&IGot· and former oupport ID lht choice ol 1110 wlln ean atop the 1111'10 ol 11. I. !Wok I r.wld ~ oboul the eare of pallento; 1Stabilization and Conservation Prooldenf JiarrJ Truman WP GOP Ilona! ventioa. rt· Sell. Barry Ooldwaltl' .el Arlo ·- ..1 o'llolln; · ,.aE 1T RES~IID lhal Pomoroy·Mid dleport, In re<ognltion of National Hospl· coo•ty office. The new final arl~lnlllilwnlrom hll Indepond- jected ':.cwau:'he would be-...,.. ......... lor the JIGIII. · E-wer said be baa no Ill Week, May 10·18, salules their hospl tals for their eontrlbutlons to the public date IS Friday, May 22. ' •••• 1\14. bome to attend the come pari o1 any "otop I1IC)Mo lnatlon ot the eoovenUoo """' Immediate plana ID meet with welfare, (or high standards of care, for e ducatlonal and research programs t h at If a producer desires to gel )...~ ·,;n,l<:o. Cannon born ment" and sold President John· In& July II In San Francisco Scr..ton. who baa lloted he i.l each year raloe these standard• to a higher level. price suppo't l"""' plus aareh~r• ~ JO>!I'I ago, rose ti.~ son could he ~ten witb tho But the general ~ibod I otop not oeetin8 tho nomination but Signed age diversion payments a•d cer· tbe · r~¥ of Missouri polltiCI urtght COJ$inatkln" of platform move~ent u a 11lly ldDd. of will a~t a~~~ But the genCharles Legar, Pomeroy Mayor tificates based on his share in to bocome dean o1 the u. s. lind candidates.' thing. oral ll&ld: Ill probably see Lee Smllh, Middleport Mayor 1the domestic and export mar1ket. he n~s to sign up on or J..I~ of Repreaentatves 1 n d SUmmJD& up his position, tbe ul am hoping that the Repub- him Ia tbe near future, just as IT&K}f"'UY~§W%E::-&··'"''w.'~;·r-u=%~"'"'' 't ~ir. the powerful House A~ former ebief executive said: . Ucan party, in the malnstream a _ma.tter ol accident ,If nothilli fh.f:~J~L::~t;;>t;>~:" tJ.¥fii'ft~ti}3:' .,,n before May 2.2 and be a pro~l~liona Committee. He died "I just know whoever 1o nom- ol ito thinking, will decldo who elle." gram cooperator. Tlleoda ed I ol to pport g;! ! To become a cooperator I 91 ..1 he.art ailment Y· lnat am K ng SU • wheat produc<!r remains within --And I don't want to be--alter Lola Greer Found LONG BEACH, CaUl. - Joan all. 1 am an ex·politlclan-1 his acreage allotment, devotes Merriam Smith, her blonde bair ohould not he In the position With Brain Tumor his diverted arm to con...-v· ""''lef lind frecltleo sllowln&, d trying lo dictate ro tbe R.. Lola Kay Greer, nine-year· lmg uses, and rultills the prowao bome lodtl)l with a troubl.. publicBn party what It lbould old daughter ol M,. and Mrs. gram's oth•r requiremenls. Tho pbp!d 57-day solo !Ught • ' Lowell Greer, near Portland ! ~. the world to ber credit. Mei,:, county's voluntary vehicle safety check spon· waa reported th~ morning to per bushel and the export onea , Her rod and wblte, twin • ... have a brain tumor and remains . h •· " sored y the Jaycees will be held Saturday, May 16, In Children's hospital in CoIt's time to put Spring house cleaning practices into WI11 ave a va1~e o1 cenloit • will be with us in the Carpet Dep;lrtment on the 2nd Floor. Come In and talk with Lees Mill representative (Friday the 15th). ROLL·A·WAY tloo" needed to IAICCOed Ill cJo. pooes, they will he aent. And featlna the CoiDIIlUIIitt flllerllla u certabt lralninl 1'!"11'111111 • URETHANE FOAM REMNANTS IIMMONI ar -;j;;jjij!;~jip;!ij~··l This Fridar The 15th The Carpet Man From "Lees" Portable Window Fans value~ in Men• Terry Knit CENfJ e Square on GOP Fence Porch and Lawn Furniture A • .,... ln In Larvt STOCKINGS PRICE FIVE ( A complete size rang' for women and girl• PiDk, Blue . Bertha Parker. COOKOUT HELD ••· two way conn~ solid color -- tan, green, grey or blue - to matcb trout· ers. whlto-4 pairs to a packaJe. Sizetl 10 to 13. 1 have •een on televlslon, heard on radio, read ln n•wtpa· papen, "Keep Otrlo Clean." Now I am asking a question. · Is it permissible to throw all 1 I kind o{ trash In vur llreliDI !and creeks? The creek on Laurel Cliff Road, Route 124, II a sight. I don't thJak anythlna can be named that hasn't beeo thruwn 1n the creek. Can1 somethln& be dono Can't aomethln& be ciont 1 WORK SHIRTS Two pockets, short •leev- "It II very Important to ...,. tlnue to Inform eon,reaa," MeNamara ll&ld today. "I would he very happy to do that." 1be ......,tary also IDid newtmen at an airport new• cooler· ence liter stepping oil hll plane !rom Saigon: -There will be a atep.up In American t r al n I n 1 of both ground and air unlit ol the South Vletnameae f6rcea. In tbe months abead, be said, the number of Vletnameae •I r force pilots will be doobledreportedly ID about 800. -"'!be path ID victory w Ill be long" bt South Viet Nam. with "courage and lmagina· '·. eJackets SALE PRICES NOW ON ALL Meah weave, In all white-or In blue, ·1 I' • K'J'ckeft eSurfers . eBiouses Mens Breeze War Summer Socks , I I e Knee WomensSitH 1 \'· • Jamaica Shorts • ; 1 l e Bermuda Shortt f. • Ml-ond POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 25 " WASHINGTON (UP!) - De,. ,..,. Se<retary Robert S. Me~a1111ra, predl<tlna a Ion 1. ~ war In South VIet Nam, o8Jd today that' be would "be r~ happy" lo brief Congresa A \he progress o1 that anti-- · Cori>munlsl struggle. " Qjl his return from a !().boor vtill In Saiaon. McNtllll8l'll waa aakid wbelher be lbougbt reI ...Wed congreaalonal Inquiry fn. to tbo war would aerve a u.eeful purpose. The House A r m e d Service Committee plaDJ to call McNamara to testUy partlcuo Iatif concerning the 'quality of U.$. aircraft and other eqol!>' ment In use In South Viet Nam. eSilm Jlms now and summer, come in and choose -------------------~----------~ ' THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1964 cNamara Predicts Hard Asian Make YOUf selections now while our stoclta are complete. Choon lrom- • Tapered Slacks DRIVE·IM '! I ' VOL XVI (See Page 3~ :: ! ...,.. r. ru fli•••••• Dl r• .,......," .hw • • ' 1 I •lilllo-. • Pedal Pusher1 Chester Bible Schoo/J'n June Is Planned i Fllir ad o llttlt ooo1er .._ . . 1.. FrldaJ lllr ... • • Hospital~ f Is .Observed itt Meigs Counf( YEA'I' REB Jeanie Sportswear by Blue Bell· Flip . ( Hospilal Week Emphasizes Services Prtvided by Mr. 'S Faciliti~s S.. Our Complete Une Of Double New Group Of ... ~ ~ BARGAINS AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 :• " Thursday (9 to S), friday (9 to ·S) and Saturday '(9 to 9) OWcers are Installed by ]Idles Digb.t when the officers were ho!lts for the Hearthstone Cit the Kenneth Amsbary Chap- Class me-etln@: of lhe First Bap- .- ' • • • · FIDII plans were made ., . -· 16-Daily Sentlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0, May 13, Mf!f!tia, .. .. ~ - .·'.-;. "' :It ~ ·' orpnlxa!lcll ., ebael W'mebrenner, president IO. t5 8 · m. by room was mv;ted ID see the ·Defenae llepartmenl baa oolt4Jfl Alita Carpenter, vice president: film. SeloC!Ivt ServiCe to lndud . . . Kitty Persinger. aecretary·trea· CITED TO COURT ,men Into the Army durinC ,lair. . surer. '!be ~ss motto Is "'11tc '!lie Ohio State Patrol has TO PRESENT AWARD!! 'lbt quota, announced W....... • 'There II no prov~a~on. lao o1 v... terday are the reported the arrest of Frances WASHINGTON (UPI!-PresJ. day, wu ablwe the dumi>Jni fuel from an FI05D. StartiOC Polnis of Tornoro MUter 46, Syr""""', cited- ID dent J o h n s o n will pment droit ~~¢ ,for June, but ~ fO ~:r...=:.h:.to: ~~IIJ,.:'~ be ·.~ r~ ·~ ~. . .~._ ......,, ~"""..,.,.. ... ~ ....,. ,..,, ··~ _,'..... ,_ , ..•.;...... ""' I =:• ..,. . '1""1 .... - •• "':" ... 'l11o Claas flower .1 , ~( ~ . -. . Ia a red~;;~~":!, c;:.~lday on a ~=:•:\,;~o:::se ~edal- :u~~~an qloi!M A ~ ....,...:_.;, "" ,. r·· • t �- .-.-.... "' - ~ .. , - ..... ., .. . .,. ... ~ ' . ,. . . .,. "" . '..- ~ ... .- .... ~ . .' "• -~ the bottom of the seventh on Sporll WriLer oingles by Bob Aspromonte and Johnson muot figure he's Staub and a wild pitch by ,.,. on r CJndid camera because he liever Ron Herbel. k"'!Po right 00 smiling even The Giants kayoed Johnson In t h '0 u C b everyone has him the eighth when Duke. Smder's peeled as the unluckiest pitch- pinch double and a smgle b.y er in bas•ball Jesus Alou accounted for their The H~usto~ knunckleballer ' on ly run. who pitched 1 no--hltler against Mets Down Braves Cincinnati on April 23 but lost 1 The Mets defeated the • pitched perfect Braves 5-2 in the only other the g.m ".... t -v, . . ' ' ball against San Franclsl.'O until . •• 1 l I ' '• ' Pj \L' ., 'I l I AT.l STABS National League game played S.O, in a game limited to six lnWednesday. Rain "oshed out ninp by rain, which allo games between the Cubo and wubed out tbe Grlole..S.nators D ~ ~ gers, the Cardmala and contest and halted the Y~kees­ Ph11lies, and the Reds and P~ Tigers game after six tnnlngs rates . With the score tied at 1-1. BarJn the American League, the ry Latm.an hurle_d the ~gels to . a 9-0 wm over the A 1!1 in the White Sox toppled the ~ns, opener ot. a twt-nighter but 5-I, with the help of Dave N1ch- K~nsas CitY. e.ve~ ma~ters olson's three - nm homer. The Wlth 1 2-0 VIctory 1n the mghtIndians shu.. t.~ou:_t~lh_e_R_ed __ So _ x:_':_c_•_:P_·- - - - -- - - - - 11 ---- ~~·v;.~thw~~ni;:n.w:::;~:~ ~ Reds Face aamo tn the etghth. "'I'm not complaining one bit, though," grinned the 30-year- Chicano Friday I::J Don't gd any Ideas!'' HoakAmong BIg Names cut Loose 0 lidi!Fd~A!llan~;W:ort~h!ln;gto~n~to~sa~n~sco~~w!as~~~~to~Rloch~-· lw•·'·· WEEK-END SHRIMP OR WHOPPER BASKET e FRENCH ,FRIES eSALAD _ _ _ _ __ '!'he New York Mets oent PITTSBURGH (UP() - It came around after Bob Skinner 33 aamea and had a 3.31 earned fielders Ed Kranepool and ol4 right-hander . " We won the was a!J open date for the Cln- ~ singled and Vada Pmson filed ru~ ave~ge. ry Elliot and Infielder AI , . , and that 's the only thing cinnati Reds today as they out. 1he 3?-year-ol~ fireman has .-----suNDAY SPECIAL _ _ _., an to Buffalo on Z4-hour recall. thKf counts." moved on to Chicago and a : ~ittsburgh used, Gee_ Alley"s b~en w1th Baltimore, KansaN Kronepool 19, received an esti.The Colts beat the Giants, four -gome series with the Cubs trtple and Joey Jays wdd pitch City and the Lo1 Angeles Anmated $85.000 bonuo for •lgning 2-1 and although Johnson was that will complete the road trip. to even the score In theJr half gels also. cr~dited with the victory, his Wednesday night's gam~ with o~ the frame . _vernon Law -~,--By United Presa lllternatlonal two years ago and dub officia~ t~ against as many losses, the Pirates was called 1.n the p1t~hed for the P1rates. The laundry can be sent out, want him to play on a regulal' Choice of 2 V~Getabln H"ai Woodeshick had to rescue Reds' half of the second mnmg ~o date has bee~ set for the Palmer Favored in and many can joke about it basis. eSalad Yanko Optloa Bright him hen the Giants rallied in , wilh the score ueo at 1-1. makeup game, which was the Oklahoma Tourney now, but for some it meant an· e Hot Rolls and Coffee Ute e7ghth. 1 The starl of the game was fin~le of a three-game series in other trip to the minors while Uilityman Harry Bright was Breaks Up Bid delayed an .hour by rain. b~t wh1ch each team won once. OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI- still others are left facing the optioned to the Yan"k:&es' Richole!UJ Alou broke up Jon· . Cincinnali p1cked up a run m Cut Two Pitchers Arnold Palmer drew most of realization that their major mond farm team and veteran 1 . . . , the backing today in the first league baseball careers may be outfielder Gino , Cimoll was ... '• b"td for a perfect game 1 thr:: loo of the first when f play Reliever Jim Dickson won t round of the $40.000 Oklahoma handed his unconditional ud a second no-hitter when he began . Pete Rose was sa e on b k" th tr. f:h' over. -•bled lo lead off the seventh. Dunn Clendenon's error and e rna mg e IP to ~ Jcago. City Open. Midnight Wednesday was the lease by the Kansas City Alb· d~ -- - The Reds optiWled him to San A f" ld of 150 I · 1 deadll'ne for all rna""' league letics The 34-year-old Cimoli Diego on 24-hour recall and lef' th pro esslon~ 5 J'"'~ Johnson retired Willie Mays SYRACUSE, 0. had been u•ed in only eight otraight times, striki~ SPAHN EJECTED AI W th" gt to teed o, over e accuracy~•· clubs t o be down to the 25 . • !hr. ""o ""n1 re 1lever or '" on di 7 04Z d Q 0 "I C k l I' "I games this season b~au~ of htln out once and getting him NEW YORK (UPl - War- the West Coast club outright. man ng h, -ylr ° ~36-re;., Payer 1m1 · 1 lwtce on grounders before lfote ren Spahr. was kicked out , but Dickson who had . 8 1·0 rec- course w ere par s ~ '"• The Philadelphia Philli~ de. ------ ----,-,." ;;;;;;;;:-;~ san Francisco c~terfielder unfortunately for the Mets , he'll ord had ,looked Impressive on gunning for top money of cided to go wiih youngsters and WOIIHN•em . . . . . . . . WINICA"- . . . ' occ~ston. He made the squad $6,400. asked waivers on veteran third 1 tretched his hitting ~reak to be back today. 20 consecutive ga~e '_"ith a The Milwauke-e southpaw was I off his sprtng traming showmg, Meanwhile, the on-again, ofr- baseman Don Hoak, sold pitchsingle off Woodeshlc m the Wd although he was not on the ros- agam sonic booms ''hazard" er Ryne Duren. to the Cincin~inth for the la~t of th_e Giants' :~;~~~r ~~~emse~o~:~~e ~nn:~~ ter He h_ad been acquire_d tlllltll was on again after the Federal nati Reds, and sent pitcht!r five hits. Mays ~ne hit In four 119 . vears in the majors. Umpire season m a trade wllh the Aviation Agency announced it John Bom·.er to Litlle Rock on UI.JM! dropped hiS avt'rage 10 Ed . Vargo thumbed Spahn off Houston. Colts . was resummR Its supersonic 24t~~~l:~~all. shipped pitcher p&ints to .468. the benc h fm hollering over a Worthmgton, 4-4 w1th the testing over Oklahoma City. Jerrv W:dker to its JacksonReds last season, had been in-~Earller, the agency suspended ville. affilia~.e in the InternationThe Colts pushed _ac_ross wh~t call in Uu· fourth inning. proved to be the wmnmg run _ ~~ S h h wever will pitch effertive this year. The 35-year- , the tests because of a tempo· al League on 24-hour option 0 a il~~st' e Mets today. old. righthander Is a veteran rary re~training order. They Major Leagur Lead:erl g ma]Ot' leaguer . I were remslated when the re- RECEIVES SPORTS AWARD By Unitt>d Press International 1 Obtam Ryne Duren 1strainin~<: ordo;or was dismissed PHILADELPHIA (UPI Natiooal League TENNIS CHAMP SEEDED 1'o bolster the sagging bull· by a federal judge. Gene Mauch, manager of the G. AB R. H. Pcl. j PARIS tUPI - Roy Emer- [ pen corps. the Reds boughl l E . V I 'd it Philadelphia Phillies, has been Mays . SF 23 94 27 44 .468 ' son of Australia , the defendmg righthander Ryne Duren from Host pro rme oss. er sal , rd d the Wanamaker Sports Wiliams . Chi 21 83 17 33 .398 1: hamp1on. has Utoen seeded No. 1the Philadelphia Phillies for an may take a 277 to wm ~e .72- a\\ a e k' th reatest Kanehl. NY 19 50 5 19 .380 1 in the f'rench tennis champi- undisclosed amount of cilsh hole test , which. Don Fatrfleld Awar~ f~r rna mg t e ~ Phila· took last ye~r with a 280. 1contr~butt~n ~: sp~~ Mauch Clmente. Pitt 25112 21 42 .3n onships slartmg Sunday . No ! Wrdnesday . 8E£ft Cardn<-~s, Cin 26 91 16 33 36:1 Amttm·<-~n wa s St>f'ded m th e j The former Yankee !'itar. whn Vossler said the course was de~phla un g_ . · f rth Johnson. C!fl 20 55 1~ 19 .345 Men 's dlvlson but Nancy <(a w limiled actton this season, in prime condition, especi~Jly gmded. the Philli~s Le:u ue BOyer. StL 27 105 17 :u; .14J Ri<"hev ot fJalla s was No. 4 m had a 6 2 record with the Phil- on the tees and greens. It 18 a place m the NatJOna gi Santo , Chi 20 70 12 24 .343 wome.n's singles. I lles in 1963 as he appeared in demanding course, one where last year aft~~ many years n Slargell. Pilt 21 85 17 19 .341 - -- - - --- - - . - - pow~r is not so important . Ac· the second diVIsion. Maye . Mil 24 !Hi 15 32 333 curacy i• the big thing at Quail Ameriran League " Creek, with out-of-bounds on all JOINS EAST SQUAD but one hole. Trees and creeks Sherman Lewis, former 15f· "'; 1• Oliva, Minn 25 111 25 47 4i.. t h lfb k Brtosoud . Bos 25 101 !6 39 ·J86 \olajor Lt>agne Result8 1 (1-01. Loser Morehead (t-131 dot the back nine, and tricky , ~u nd Mi':higthan Atall e Am"erat.~a~ Freehan, Det 18 60 7 2:1 63 B} Uniled Prt'ss International 16 innings, tiel winds add to the problems. Y..1 Pay In e .. Fregosi, LA 23 78 20 29 ·;72, National League 100 000- 1 16 0 1 football game for the East 1New York " ' '~ Rbbnson, Bal 24 92 13 31 337 CindnnJti at Pittsburgh . night , ' Detroit 000 OlG-- 1 3 1· ETE June 27 Lewis has si~ : Ford and Howard. Aguirre TRO'ITERS TO COMP a professional contract Wlth Robtnsn , Ch1 20 73 141 24 .329 · Ppd .. rain I A Is 1 1 be Rchdsn, NY 22 96 16 31 323 St Louis at Phlladf'lphia , night, and Freeham. PARIS (UP[ - Three Italo- the Toronto rgonau 0 i (1st game) American trotters and one c:~a":n~a~d~ia~n~Le~a~g~u~•:_·- - - - - '- - - - - - - -- - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - : - : Howser . Clev 23 98 13 31 .316 ' Ppd ., rain Tillm~n. Bos 22 73 7 2.1 .315 Los Angf'lt>s at Chic<~go, night, Kan . City 000 000 000-- 0 7 1 F'rench • bred trotter will be ' • Hinton. Was '11102 13 32 .3 14 , Ppd . n11n Los Ang. 070 000 02x 9 12 0 flown from Pal'is to New York ) ·. Home Run~ Monteagudo, Bowsfield (5) 1June 15 to compete at Yonkers 'National League - Mays, r.l - Milw 000 000 020 - 2 11 0 ' and Lau . Latman !2-ll a nd Raceway. The horses are Nike ants 13; Howard. Dodgers 10, :.lt·w York 110 200 IOx - 5 9 0 •Rodgerll . · Loser Monteagudo Hanover, Hurst Hanover, Fury Williams . Cubs 7: Allen . Phil~ : floningt'r. Hfwft Lll, Smith I (0·3. !Hanover and the French PhiiMCCovey. Ghmts : Stargr-!1. P1- 16 ~. Nit>kro I B1 and Bailey . i !2nd gamf') osophe D. r~tes all 6. Fishe r. Be11rn<Jrth 181 and Gon- Kan . Cily 010 010 000- 2 9 0 American League - Col- dttr. Wmner - F1 sh(:' r 11-1). Los Ang . 000 000 OOQ-4 II 0 aVito. Athletic~ 9. Hall Twins I.oser ~('lonmg(:'r 12-2r. HH. Perm . Wyatt 19~ and Edt : Skowron. Senators 8: Alii· CondN . 1wards . Belinsky, D. Lee {~),1 son, Twms a · Oliva. Tw ins 7. ' Osinski 171 and Rtxh!l:'rs . Wm- , Wagner, Indians 7. San Fr<~n. 000 000 010-- 1 5 l ner - Pena (4-2). Loser- Be-1 Runs Battt>d In I Hmt~lon 000010 lOx - 2 70 l 1insky (1-2). National League -Mays. Gi-' Ilendlev. Herbe l (7~ , Pierce ;:;::;..:_~.:.__......._......._...,_,.......................,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl llltl 34 ; Stargell. Plr<tl~s 22 : : !81 and Crand<:JJ!. Johnson. Clemente, Pirates 19; Boyer , Woodeshiek 18J and Bateman c.nts 19 ; Banks. Cub~ 18 . ' Winner - Johnson t3-:l1 Lo.~pr ~American I.Aague - Wagner , - Hendlev 12-31. HR - Siacb. Indians 25: Colavito. Alhletirs Amerk•n LRagu .. 21: Oliva, Twins 21; Hall . RAit1more 'l! WashlHg-ton. nigh\. 'IWins 21 ; Cash, Tigers 20. AI - Ppd . l'i:llrl U.... Twin• ZO Pltchln1 Cldeago 200 000 030---5 8 1 National Leagut - Marichal. Minn 000 000 001 - 4 4 0 Gtutz 6-0; Gibson. Cards 3-0. Pi1arrn 13-fl. anrl Carr(:'un . Sbaw, GianU 3-0; Ellis, Red!! : Stigman. Dailf'y 191 and ZimSligman ' Kiipp&teln. Phils : Washburn ,, mermA n Lof;f'l' Cards all 2-0 IO<H . HR - ~ic holson. Allison A.mertu1 Le.r;ue - Pizarro. I 16 innin2s1 White Sox 3-<1 ; Kltne, Senalors . Boston 000 000- 0 2 2 M; Arrigo. Twins: Bunkt>r . Or· 1C!eveland 100 110- l 6 0 1~81: Chance, Angels: F'isht>r, -~ Morehead. Earley (6) and White Sox ; McMahun. Indians: Tillman Donovan. Su~bPrt !4) . i ltDc:k, Orioles all 2-0. l ~:~nd Azcue. Winner S1ebert -- - -~--' I I Hospitals "Are Vi tal, Important Assets of Progressive CJmmuniti ·thereby r.;.,hfnc the 25-player knte Injury. Diego. IJcure. The Reds !alter ocqu1rlnl Mite Mecormlcl< who loot Rldlert Goet Duren f r o rn the Ph!Uiol hll only two lllarllnj! asalgn'l'he world champion '!hipped pitchers Jim Dicksco mentl for the Orlolet th1a ,.. to Sjlokane. optioned IIOUlbpaW Pete The Minnesota Twins optioned third baseman Jay Ward to Tacoma and 101<1. pitcher Ted sadowski outright to the same club. The Red Sox Sllld lefthander Wilbur Wood to Seattle ol the Pacific Coast League and also announced that outfielder Gary Ge!Ber has been placed on the voluntary retired I i s t. Geiger underwent two momacb lions last fall and felt he has not reoovered sufficiently pl~y regularly. He cannot turn to the active list for months. HAM STEAK or BARBECUED RIBS e ... ....---- lj ' • $1.-00 SYRACUSE DRIVl.IN_, 3 I -_.IA!'. . I I 111 I I i hl 1 tt I s i 11 1 ., - L'IDe cores Take home some Hudepohl for the weekend., When a beer would taste good, Process 14-1' makes Hudepohl taste great.rr s 1 I 1 More Sports OnPage8 • makes all types of quality trucks 1 SLACKS SLACKS SLAC::S .. .:.~.- "I don't care if it does need painting. We can't alford it!" l'·ou c•n't afford to narlect yoUl' home either, Th• .-naibl• 10lution ia to let ue help you with a Sprinl" ~fiz..up" loan. Thou••nd• of people do. Sprint "fixIJ.ttp loana are one of the wayt we try to help folka who need money for any worthwhile need . Stop ira W He Ul or, i( it'• more convenient, telephone ahead.. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN. COMPANY , •2!1!!!TO •aoo~ LIGHI for Summer ... ;.,..,." " •• , J NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVI OHLINGER, MOR. . I' G ·· •. ,, 1 .. • . . . • • .k.-.....:... . • . MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL- This Is an outs1de v1ew of the front of Meigs General Hospital on Second-st. This hospital was ftrst opened in February of 1948. - Senlmer Photo. I 'Just H 1£ h T" QOle• k R a t e lme' er ecoVery, • T d ' M d H • I ssure JD 0 ay s 0 ern osptta s A d . '· ~~-- I ~ < i ! · ' Auxiliaries to Hospitals are Unique by Insuring Community Cooperatioa acc~~-ance1 (rmii .,J,;,: Visitors from foreign Jands ( Hospital au:tilians like the 1 understanding. In ice for some patient. I al auxijlary help to lind many differences between members of the governng [with the policies established • Auxilians lighten the load answer. ' our hospitals and those in their boards or our community hos- , by the governing board and for busy hospital personnel and Because the members of 111e own countries. pitals .contnbute their time and i with the guidance of the hospit· 8dd a plus to good patient care. , auxliary know their bolpi~ Amazing to them is some- skill in dedicated service to ':li administrator, the. auxiliarr When there's a question of laod are drawn from IDBilJ.thing we are apt to take for i their hospital. Better hospital I gears 1ts program to su~t how to finance a new piece of groups within the eOIJliiUlllity;t.. granted - the linking of hos- 1care for the commonty is their I the program of the hospital. · equipment to save a life a new I t.hey are creatlll'!l o1 comnu• p1tal to conun~mty through t_h~ , ob.JeCttve and the1r rc~ard. 1 There's alw~ys a welcome , serv1ce to meet a. comrnunJty ity understanding. .:: Voluntary servu~~ of the CIII· There are three maJor areas for an extra pa1r of helpng I need, or a modernization pro- Knowing the persona] •d•d zens of the community on hos- of hospi!RI auxiliary activity: I hands somew~ere In tbe hospit- lject to make a service more ! faction of serving the ltoltplgl 1 p1ta~ gover~1~g . boards and mi ~olunte('r se.rvice, fund - ralSJ~g, al, and there s ~lways a need 1 ef~e~tn•e and _efficient the fun_d - 1 and the needs_ for many haoU'_ ; hospJtal aux1hanes. and promotion of commur.1ty for a small but unportant serv- • ra.smg activities of the hosp1t- and many skills. anriltans . ,.,. 1 I I . A palient spendH half as much known a few year~ ago have 1 the advanced equipment. The tfme and gets better fa ster to- : t.elped reduce tbe average stay Idoctor's orders today often call I 0 neo£Every 8 Americans • to Enter Hospital • Durmg • 1964 many trained teams into action ." courage young people to entel:. 30 yea J'S ago. S. J . Blazewicz. , "'l'hioty yea•s ago. the person As. this prngres• Is made In . bospitalcareel'l,andiDVit>totlt., M. D., c~neral Manager of the who enterf'd a hospital could ex- 1me<hcal care and hospitals he· ers to JOin m volunteer acti~ Meigs Ge11eral H_ospital sai~ to- pect to. stay approxim8~1_y 14 come vastly more complex, You might be one of the mil·l d.::tys and resume your normal going home within seven or members serving you. (The na- tl~. . · ·' day the o~mng of NatiOnal days: _1 oday . h~ can antiCipate they need Jn()re and_ more person lions of Americans who faces ' activities a few weeks later." eight days. Thirty years ago, the tiona! ratio of employees to pa- K~OWI~g the vital role of tbe Hosp1tal Week, May 10 • 16. Ia vJsJt averagmg 7.6 days, nel to care for pat1ents, htt not- hospitalization ~metime this 1 A doctor won 't recommend average length of hospitahzation tients is 237 to 100). But the Ihospital 1.n the health of U. 1 Meigs Genera~ Hospital is join· thanks to th~se improved meth- ed, _ expl~iniing that. for each 1~ ~ year. II so, you will probably surgery unless there's .an excel- was 14 days but today it is less most comforting thing is the co~~lty, they spark COIDfng uther hosp1tals throughout ~ ods of care. patients m the hospital, approx1- wond{'r what will It be like. par- lent chance it wlil consderably than eight. thanks largely to knowledge that teams or speci- muruty mterest and support. the natl~n In observing Nation- I Th~se improv~ m~thods are Imately · 2.37 employees ~:~re need- ticularly if you're a "first-tim- ! benefit you. Mr. Roach asserts . mP.dical advances, new equ~ a lists are workmg for you ." al Hospital Week. held annual- the result of scl~nt.lhc develop. ed . er." And in most cases of surgery. ment and services that didn't You'll be aware of the nurses ly, during the week of Florence i!JJents in health care , more efAlthough costs of hosptial care Approximately one person out the patient is safi!'r U1an he is exist a few years ago, and staff doctors Mr. Roach Nightengale_'s birthday (May 121 ficien! ~iagnosi~ and treatment, have ri~en, ~r . Bl~zew~~z said _oJ eight will enter the hospital driving an automobile, he adds . 'Hospital s have never done e:tvlains. But ther~ are others_ The ~eek 1s sponsor-ed b~ ~he an.~ h1gller. med1cal stan~ards. th~ ,r; 1t1~nt Is getting a bar· m 1964 and many of them will Mr. Roach has these sugger,- more for patients _ and never many of whom have had many Am~rtc~n J:I~sp1Lal Assoctatlon New tnumphs of med1cal scl- gam With the adva?ced ~eth- be concerned. But they shouldn't tions for the would-be patient : as well as they do today," he years of education and experi1 1 to giVe mdlVlduals an opportu.n- , en~ee mean ?ot only new sup- o~s empl?yed_ today m hospitals according to Floyd Roach, Busiasserts . ence _ working to apply medi· lty ~ learn . more a~out hosp1t- p~1es and eqUlpme~t for the h_os- · The patient IS made more corn- ness M!:tnal'!er of Meigs Memor(1) Do no worry· cal techniques to discover what . I als m their community. and ial Hospital. (2) Relax. You are in the hospital be- ails you and how to make you 1 p1tal but. also reqmre new skills forlable, re-:overs faster Services, drugs and methods for hosp1tal personnel and new returns to his normal datly rou"The major reason for con(3) Try to enjoy your stay. cause your doctor believes it is better. un-1technicians to operate some of tine sooner," he added. <'ern about hospitalization is fear '·Except for the mo.st serious the best place for you Mr. .. By Unltd Press 1DtemaU0111( ' of patient c~re that were of U1e unknown." he says. "A surgery or illness, a palient in ! Roach says. Therefore, no 'matIn add1tlon. there are volun-[ A k~y union which had tied - · - - ·-- --- ~ i¥:M'l'"t<;,.-m,"''~"'*"~'*'Hftj",M'+ 8tW>"¥l"fWJ"!f~l"m:~:tJ-J<WJ,,)~' '\:;""'"'"'. ,' -'"'·.. 'h•: ' doctor's recommendation r o r the hospital normally doesn't ter what your problem, you're t~e:s to provl.de many extra in· , up major commercial and ..,~,.' Yurgery, foc example, may upset face an uncomfortable time ." he In t~e placP wher,e help can be di\'ldu~l se~vtce~ for you suchldustrit~l construction projecta lo you and lead you to expect pain says. "For one thing, you'll be :eceJVed and you 11 f~re .bet~er I as patJ~nt Libr_arie~ and other the Columbus area was to re-or even fear fatal consequences. in one Of the most ef:icient pla· ~ Y~ put your hosplta~IZ8lton l !'"C('reatJOnal diVersiOnS. turn to work today, While ne1 ------------ ·~ "It's natural to feel some ap- ces In the world and the o~ly mto Jts proper perspective, he So r~lax , M~. Roach advil'les , gotiations to end the Clevelar:_d '""-""~""!~~""'"""!"-·"'~·''''' ·.·JP"""""'nv-"'~',<4-':li::wt.W?'~I':~m;.;;:c~·~~;r~yw,w-~ prehension, but cons ider this ; place which concentr-tles Its adds . If you re destmed for the hos- construction strikes were tore-1 ~-tered HospJ'tal even if surgery is · required, total effort to making each pa- 1 "To provide your care you . c~ re of many skilled , and un- sume. A square dance sponsored by ~· I the Racin! Alumni will be held S Among those who entered you probably will be able tore- t.ient welL" have an average of two and one- 1 p1t1l, and put yourself into the Members of Hod Carriers aDd Saturday at 8 p.m. in the RaHolzer hospital in the past 24 tum home within a week or ten Chances are, he adds you'll be 1half hospital employees and staff derstanding hands. Common Laborers Local 421 day in a hospital than he did of a patient ?" I Key Union Returning To Jobs I 1 1 E ve n ts t0 7\ T 1 '0 te Hosp1•taJ News I •• I· UPJ Bne •f I Zanesvi'}}e • cine Junior high . Music will be I Continued From Page 1 hours were Charles M. Wol.£e, voted Wednesday night to It>. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 14, 1964-3 / h eduled two eight-round bouts. : Rt. 1 Gallipolis. Robert Johnson IS cept a t ree-year contract ca11·' the feature event being a light- i Eureka Star Rt., Mrs. Arthur ing for hourly wage Increases weight meeting of Douglas Me- Rupe Sr., Rt. 1 Cbeshlre Mrs " totaling 49 cents over the conArthur Agin, Zanesville, and Na- Melvin R. Halley, Rt. I Crown tract's life. poleon Ludy, Detroit. Agin has City. Richard P. Newell, Sr., The union had set up plcketl 927 a 12-1-1 record, lnduding 10 1 Mossman Circle Pt. Pleas- Gauge readings: Gallipolis ; w.s.c.s. Meeting tivitie.s at Mashall University at Columbus projects earller A program of Sacred Choral knockout wins, and Ludy is 16- i ant, ~bert Eugene Walla~e, Darn 18 _6, IS.2, running 11 feet ' Ire 30 The WS.C.S. of the New Hav- during the weekend. Their sons this week and other unions boo- · music will be presented at the 1110. W.L Va_ · kets, idl'mg abou t ·~op;sett, h k · Mary W y Lomse M on rollers Pomeroy • Mason en Methodist Church met on She 1don Rous h and J ohn L ayne ored the p1c 1 10 Racine Methodist church Tuesmupsnn, a • • a., rs ' . LANCASTER (UPI - The Tuesday evening with the La- are both students at Marshall. 5,000 workers and baiting lt'Ort " day at 7:30 p.m. by th• Adult. I Robert W. Barton M.ason, W. 2L55, Pt. Pleasant 24.76, Hinton RBM Division of the Essex ld·1es of the Har tlor d 1•'1 e thod'IS t Mr _ and Mrs. Ed wm . Rous h on a bout $50 m illion worlh ol Va Jos ph R Watkms . _ 713 Junior, and new Intermediate ·• e · 1.33 statiOnary. Kanawha Falls Wife Corp _ an_nounced today the Church as guests. Mrs . Frank visited relatives in Kenova, W. constructiw· work 1n the dowuchoirs. The program will fea· .SO. Fourth Ave ., Mlddlep?rt. 1.67 rising, Charleston 18.01 sta - jclos!_ng of thell' Lancaster plant Thompson was in charge of the Va. on Sunday. town area. ture several instrumental numMrs. Eber C. Carnahan Racme, tionary. London, Marmet and ~~~m the next 30 days, af£ect- program, the title "How The Mr. and Mrs. Cary Miller of General J. Hall, Rt. 2 Racine, tng '00 emplo,·es K W V . . d I The return of the bod ~ bers Unu"er the dt"rectt">>n of Mrs . Winfield dams were on the sills. '" J • • ,Christian Woman Spends Her enova, . a. v1s1te rea· red Roush Everyone Is t " nMrs. Charles R. Findley. Jr., Management o f f I rIa 1 s tn h h k d riers to work likely wlll allow . Mild . . - Time." A roundtable discus· tiVes ere ov~r t e wee en . vited. . Continued From Page 1 Rt. 2 Racine Mrs. William E Boat movemt'!nts: formed [nternational Brother· sion 1,as held on the subt·ect Mrs Sebastian Tedesco after lhose unions not on strike to nld 't k It H d' d Stroth. Jackson, Mrs. Jolm F 1 k Lo sume work today also cou n rna e . e ra Joe Mourn ina, Jackson, Mrs. John Ohio River - John K. up H, hood of Electrica Wor ers - with eaders being Mrs. Donald bein~ a , patient at Uni~ersity The Chester PTA will meet lthe tower that he. was. going eo • cal 1080 that &onornlc factors Bailey. Mrs . Robert Herndon Hosp1tal m Columbu s. Oh1o has Five other unions •tiD. 01: ~ briefly following the 8th grade down and would stick w1th the ~: ~=~. J~~~~C:~. MI:dre~ r~ 2:20 a. m.; Charleroi up 14, forced the closin~ of th~ plant and Mrs. Arthur Thabet. returned to h€r home. Mrs . Jam strike were expected to fall .iD commencement Monday even- 1plane. ~en he pointed ~e Wilbur, Hamden, Harold E. My· 2:45 a. m.; Bob Benter up 16,1 and all operat~ons will be The group adjourned to the e .. Mack and children of Niag- line with the a~ ing, May 18. at 8 p.m. There jdoomed Jet toward a clearmg ers, Rt. 1 Scottown ,Mrs. Wil- 6 a'. m.; Queen City up 17,5 a . 1rnoved to ZanesvJlle. . basement or the church where ara Falls, N. Y. is visiting here reanadchleadborbeyrs. the hod carrlerl will be installation of new offl- heyond a track of new homes. Ham S. Copley, Athens, Mrs m.; C. V. Harner up 18, 1:50 I A company· spok~srnan sa1d . refreshmenb were served and WI·th her paren t.<;, Mr . an d Mrs. ces and a wrapup of the year's He cleared the Lincoln Elemen· •-. . the wage scale was lower m ·. . . Tedesco . Agree At State HouM business. tary School with its 800 stu- Kenneth E. Willougyby, The a. m.: Beaver up -w, ;,:20 a .m. Z vill and lhat Lancaster a social hour was enJoyed. Those . r The agreement had beea dents by inches, scorching it Plains Mrs. ~line R. McCor- Indiana up 181 6·30 am · Buek- anes . e. attending from Hartford were : Rus~ell Miller from Bunke• reached Wednesday in Gw. kle Rl 1 Pik ton and Mrs. eye State up U;, 4.:20 ~. ~-: Wal- ~as a dlffJcult area to compete Mrs . Bess Kell. Mrs . Sue Kell. , Hill Air Force Base. India_n Tile Eastern High school band lwith his jet exhaust, OOt .E W : • Rt 1 R ·ler Beckj'ord up 19 5·50 am . m. . . Mrs. James MacKnight Mrs. spent the weekend here Wlth iJames A. Rhodes' office foDowwill have Tag Day in Tuppers crashed into the homes - some 1 ~1 aoodm w ' orV man · av • · · ·' The company sa1d 1t had of. ' . h. th r Mr · J 0 seph·ne MJ·i- 1ing day·long negotiatiODJ t . 1 ensw a Jeffboat down 19 7·10 am· . W. T. Stone Mrs. Nond1s Fields IS mo e · s. . h. Plain.~ Chester, and Reedsville so new they didn't even have • · · · • fered to dLc;cuss the problem ' ' . · ler tween the union, Federal Mecli8 May The band wil1 march I!<Jwns yet. M Robert'" Bs rt , W. H. Shaver, Jr ., down 23 • with union officials aOOut one MWrs.l B~ss SdmMl~ , MErsth ~dna · ator George H. Bell and ·the . Tu PI . t 9 30 F" d"ed . h "d rs. a on ••1ason, 2:40 a. m; Gona down 23 , 2:- month ago but memb•rs voted ay_ anu an Iss s er ac- Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Roush Building Trades Employers m ppers ~ns a _: a.m. JVe persons 1 m t e nu - W. Va. daughter, 3:46 p.m. Wed l D ... K ht f N H 4 30 Sa. turday, at 10.15 a.m. m Reeds- afternoon tragedy and nine nesday . Mrs. James W. Ro _.._- 40 a.m.:. Pam.e a · up 23, : to reject the discussions, mg : rom ew a v e n of <.:retna, Va .. and Mr . and sociation. 11 :o;u, a.m.; Zimmer down 23, 6:25 were : Mrs . Arthur Thabet, Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Hem and child VIlle, and a~ Ch'!'ster at 11 a .m. houses were destroyed. 643 Fifth Ave .• daughter, 8:50am.; Ellen down Greencp 1:20 Robert Herndon, Mrs. Donald ren of Rocky Mount Va . vis PORTLAND. Ore. (UPI-Re- · Proc_ eeds wtll be used to buy "He kept losing altitude and a.m. \Vednesday. Mill K B 'I M Gl S "tit M ' Loa.m.; y up Greenup 6: 10 at ey, rs . enn m1 · rs . ited here over the weekend . publican presidential eon1eod- . ., b ed eqmpment for the E astern ht tried to head for that clear od • F R 1·--rt M F' k 0 1 cal i~trumental music depart.larea, "' said Brig. Gen . Boyd . c arg a.m. ; Ravenswo down 31, "r reeman °~ s. rs. ran Mr . and Mrs. Al~rt Fields ers. their stand-ins, sons ud ment Hubbard, commander at Nellis. Pattents recently discharged :40 a.m.; J.S. Lewis down 31, Thompson, Mrs. Hazen Roush , or Lincoln Park, Mich. visited volunteer managers fQUIMJ "He wanted lo reoch it but he included Mrs. Kenneth Roush. 6:30 am.: Alton Zephyr up 32, Mrs . 0. J . Howard. Mrs. Frank rel,tives here recently. Jeffery them,.,lves at the end of !hit Funeral services for Mary L. didn't. Harry S. Wittman Dr. R. D. 7:35 a . m. yesterday; Southern SpradUng, Mrs . Lyndon Taylor Rol!sh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oregon Trail today for 1 eonSaxton Middleport who died "Wh U , h l'k Thomas. Miss Ine1: Phi11ips, Mrs. down 32, 4:30 a .m.; John J. and Rev Charles Yoho. James N. Roush returned home test once billed a.s the, year'• Tuesd~y will be heid Friday at th t ethn ley~ . eatvty cI te l Paul R. Zinn. Mrs. Harry C. Rowe up JZ, 5:55 a .m.; Jane T . w.s.c.s. To Hold Rummage Sale wilh them for a short visit. biggest among GOP preaideo2 p m at the Nazarene Church l'~y :•k as ' Sheltoo, Mrs. William B. Reed, up 33, 1:15 a.m.; Elisha Woods '!'he W.S.CS of the New I Mr. and Mrs . William Nease tial possibilities. in .M:i:tdteport with burial in ,; Y g 1 eht eh a "cth. t II Mrs:. Weston Polsley, William down 33, 2:50 am.; Stevenson (UP!)Haven Methodist Church wi~l l and ramily of Buckhannon. W On the eve of the voting, 0 8 1ess 19 ear1• a . P 0 1 Croth rs Robert McConnJck, down Meldahl 1:35- p.m.; John '. DE JANEIR . Spons<lr a Rummage Sale on Frl· lva . v1siled here over the week- however, Friday's Oregon pre• Rlverv)ew Hill cemeltry. The 1really tried but he just couldn't e ' ll DiJ. L•dd Dean down Meldabl 10 .... B_ raztl h.as broken of£ dtp!omat- day and saturday, May 15th ', en·' . · Clyde Bartlett will offici-I make ii," said Mrs. Scott Mrs. Jack Rhea, Mrs. Cec • ~ I t1 ith Cub l " ldential primary was viewed 'nle body will be taken to . th 1on, Mrs. Paul Russell. Pearl p. m.; Tibolt up Meldahl 1:45 ~c re a ~s "': a, ncre_as- and 16th beginning each day at Harry MiiiPr. Edgar Layne only as a curtain-raiser for the r Green, an eyewitness to e 1Russen James Stillner Earl a.m .; Coal King up Meldahl 6: · ~ng the h~ehhood ~f effec~ve 9:30 am. Free coffee will be and Mrs . Achsah MU!er visited show-stopping act coming up in the[lcb,u· reb crash. Reynolds. Mrs. CUrtis 50 a .m. served. in WhN'Iing, W. Va. on the California primary 18 day1 at the Rawlings Coats Killed, in addition to Hebert, Hearl Brown, Mrs.•David Van G llipoll Da M Jenk . Personals nesday and Thursday . Mr. Mil- later. any time before l . were Betty Ledane, 31, a dJs. Maire Delbert R. Gilbert. Jac- d 0 5 _55 ' m. Phill.. · S s gtmOel. f f th 20 Latin Mrs Richard Dotson and dau- ler attended an Insurance Meet. Results of Oregon's sl:l-candl· I' M ard Del C own . p.m., p porn n y our o e . , . h I .... La v pate er or "~ s egaa po- que me ayn ' ores . up 6:30 p.m.: Peggy Downey American nations still are offl- ghter Lisa have returned mg. date race will be interpreted . . nt lice department: her $-year-old Phillips BDd Rita Nolan down 8:30 p.m.: H. E. Bowles cially on good terms with the , to their home at West p aIm Industrial Cornmlltsl.., and reinterpreted In effort! to TO INTI.IST A• daughter, Teresa: and Derwent measure their tm~•t in Call• "....-r up 9:10p.m.; Semet down 11:15 Castro regime- Bolivia, Chile, 8 each , Flon'da a fter spen d'~ng Authority Meet rMAlON UEA R. Lowry, 3, and Laurie Lee TO PRESENT AWARDS p.m; Mamalear up 11:50 pm. : Mexico and Uruguay. the past three weeks vlsttmg lornia. ~ - · -Lory, 3 months, daughters of Valley Transporter down 1 , 15 a. . . her parents, Mr . and Mrs. The Industrial Commission Backers of Gov. Nelson .L. , _ , ..... Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lowry. WASHINGTON (UPI)-Preal- m . Lynn B np 4 ,30 am. Lu- The loretgn mmistry, an- Claud Bumgarner and Mr·. !Jot- Authority met on Thursday eve Rockefeller of New York bopod ~ .,._......,... ._, The youngsters were taking dent Johnson will present cY'Jane Lu~s do~ & :4o ·~.m.: ~ouncing the break .with Castro- son's parents, Mr . and Mrs. in~ for the purpose o~ electing for an upset victory w at leMt .. ' , ..CiliA t.u.r hbl!•IUIII their afternoou naps When "presidential scholar" medal" Barry Dyer up 7: 15 a.m.: Cot· Jam Wednesday, sa~d thls coun- Delbert Dotson in Mas!)D. off1cers for th~ commg ~ear a wide lead over Sen. Batty deatb struck. lions at the While House June ton Queen down i try can no longer tolerate Cu- Ivan Shawver is a patient at Those elected were President Goldwater ol Ari2ooa to l'IIIM 10 to more than 100 youngsters a.m. ba's "interference In the In- Holzer Hospital. .( - Arthur Thabet; lsi vice pre;;. their hopes of beating Goldn· .. · - ARTS ASSISTANT selected from among the na- Kllllawba River - Solvay ternal a!fairs of Brazil." John Wolfe who t. e!llll!oyed deot - Donald F. Roush; 2nd ter in California. :':"" ... - - " ••.,..,.. WASHINGTON (UP! - New lion's 11164 higb school gradu- down London 4:50 a. m.; Undo "Castro's government has at Beverly Ohio spent 1 he vice president, Lloyd Roush; Sec . _... , . _ - ,..,..,. York tb$olrical producer Roger ales. CltoliD up Marmet 7,45 p.m.; been using relations witb Bra- weekend h~re with his family . retary- Richard Ord and Tre- DRAFT CAlL ......._ 10o., .., ....... L. Stevens wao . •worn In The scholars will he selected 0. F. Shearer up Manne! 1:55 zll - particularly in recent Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush, asurer - Paul Rickard. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Tbe "" .... , ... ...,, N- ..... Wednesday at the While Hnuse by a commission beoeded by Dr. ,a. m.: sandy down Winfield 8 ;- monU!S-to cover the propagan· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Layne and Btrih Defense Department lw llllld ..:~= u p~ · I Johasons' opeclaJ Milton Elaenhower, pl'ellldenl of 20 p.m.: Little Edward up Win- da activity.~~ his l!lentl •••"granddaughter, Harriett Layne Mr. and Mrs. Jam .. Batey Selective Service to lnducii,IIIO ·- _ • ..,._ ., fto auis for tbe arta, the Jobn• Hupklu Unlftrslty: Ueld 12:40 a.m. ; Jerry B o • foreign mmtStry comtnQntque attended tbe Mother's Day ac- are aanouncmg the blrilt of a men into tho Army durinc • • ..., .- - ~ ·"-"' ' • their name• will he IIUIOUIIced worth up Winfield 12:50 a.m.: sold. son born April 23rd and has The quota, onnounced W~ _..., "'·"' · .Melp G..erol ROilpllal Jtu1tl !. Tlte bcltor Is designed '11telma Ann down W'mfield S: 40 "The reg u Ia r dialogue minority groups ... lncornpall- been named Jason William. The day, """ above the 1,111ADMISSIONS - Mary Evant~, to NCOgniie the "Intellectual a. m.; Elgercllff down Winfield through diplomatic channels ble witb the traditional Chris· mother is the fonner Sondra drill IIJt ,... June, but well llil- · - ,_1 • • ,. _.,. Long Bottom. attalnmenl and potnllaJ clj)8- ! :~ a.m.; Jeffet:SOD down was being replaced by an In- lian andd emocratlc convlcllons Sayre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. low tho jf,II!Lm an qliOIU , ... - _, ....,.. ...,, · _, DISCIWIGU - ·Noae. · bllll7." Olllcb boy or 1Winlleld' 5;25 a. 111. admissible tlllderstandJn& witb of our peoplt." Ar<:blellayro, Apllllld llfoy:, furnishtd by Ray Byers, Howard Byers, Frank Cleland, and Gerald Powell with Jim Carna· han calling the square dance numbers . Everyoile Is welcome. River Neu•s I New NEW HAVEN Location Of w· PI 1 t PI'lot RI'des 1 Plane Down 1 I . I I . 1 1 I w·ir I is. 1 · · » BrazJ•1 cuts RelatJ"OnS WI"th CastrO I 1 r:'" f. I COOL, TROPICAL WORSTED on MilS- i ~ T:' ru_o I BY HUBBARD ~ =~~c:.ta~rl::d: Plain and pleated. slims and regulars, In dacron & ra yon and dacron & wool. Large selection In the latest colors and shades. Skeens, -s ~i~e;;A~~~~:~. 8 ~~:u::!~~~: W~- DAllY SENTI"''EL from 7.95 to 14.95 I Sport Shirts .. Sport Shirts By Arrow, Monticello In plaids, checks and the lat- =: ":.,": . • est stripes. uo·• - a. ,..._, BAN-LONS I Check the T-N-T truck d8111 now at your By PURITAN and ARROW from 5.95 to 11.95 rro/et dea/el"s , ~ " au.t_••••-•-• ••••• ••• ••••• ••• •• •• ••••• •• .. •• • ••• ••••• •• ••• ••• •••••• ••••• •• •• ••• •••••••••• •••• •"•••••••••••••• ..••••• ••• .. •••••••••·•· ,,q lll(ioji .. Uff. INSURANCE AVAILABLE ON AU LOANS 100 W. Second St- WYandotte 2-211 I, Pomeroy ..T MEIGS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL- This is the only hospital in Meigs County which has facilities to deliver babies. This hospital berry Heights was first opened in September of 1962. Here is an outside view of the front entrance . - Sentinel Photo. I 'l • 1 ~~ Mays Has lm4, Giants Beaten, 2-l l r , / DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. THE MEN'S STORE POMEROY POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0. ,~ . ' PHONI.WY. 2·2l26 . .=:...."':."::.,,: ::, -::;..n;:" .:""...::':..:.": alrl • ' . • I 1 �• - ~ • J .. - . . .. .. -·...... ~. ~- ' . - .... -· . .,_ · . . . ..... . ~ _ •• . ,. .• ., • • ,. • -. • • .. - • • •. ,1 • ' • • -~ ·· · ·- · 7~ · -- -··-~ · - ·····"'· ··· 4 · • • . · , ..,.;!·.~...· ...., •..,._...-.~ _:..._..,...._...,...__ .............__ ....,.~., • t • _.- - .~ • 1-1>.,.. ...-.,.. · 'f" ~ •• • ; • . • . ··· j. 0 ' ... ,.-. if • F ~~~~~2' J''$"'it:f':.',-J"*~?Y.l,,~.. , i ' Ho~ltals throughout the United States this week e r e marking National . SALUTE OUR Hospital Week, an annual effort to develop greater public understanding ·of hos- . I . pitals and their activities . :: I l '' .; The need for this undellstanding Is obvious. The well-being of the hospital . t r ••,. and community are inseparable. The hospital could not maintain or continue to ) A \ improve its health services without community support. Arid without a hospllal, : a community would suffer serious handicaps in health care. The popular public concept of a hospital is of an Institution where a person MEIGS GENERAL MEIGS MEMORIAL goes for surgery or treatment and care for an illness or injury. One out of eight persons this year will receive care of such a nature in a hospital. Approximately 1V2 million persons on any given day are patients in hospitals in America. r But hospitals do more than provide patient care. Many have become the They contri&ute much to our well being • • • health centers of their communities, providing not only the inpatient care that II They contribute much to our economic security • their major function, but outpatient services as well. • • M!tOS Gt:Nt:RAL Gilmore Supply Store Hardware arnl Establishment. Spomor ThiB Pase .4.s .4. 1•. ~~ ' Salute To Hospital Week •• , Columbia GAS Of Ohio, Inc. ·crow's Steak House Ohio Middleport Pomeroy Ohio ANNUAL PAYROLL .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. • .. \ Mt:IGS Mt:MORIAL ANNUAL PAYROLL These BruineueB r ... Ohio Pomeroy Ohio • • • • l "THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915" Ohio Pomeroy New York Clothing House Pomeroy Ohio Rail's Ben Franklin BEN Pomeroy Middleport Ohio .. ) Your Keepsake Dealer ,,,..,,. "" " ' '• ' ~ -~ ·' Ohio Pomeroy Middleport We Wire Flowers Anywhere Thru F.T.D. , ~ Ohio Pomeroy Economy Savings & Loan Ohio Pomeroy Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales \'' Pomeroy Ohio R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport Ohio Downing Insurance Agency Middleport Ohio The Pomeroy National Bank I Pomeroy Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Blaettnar's Auto Co. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Pomeroy The Modern Mart, Inc. Oppotite Lower Parking lot Pomeroy Ohio Blue & Grey Restaurant Martin Restaurant Middleport Ohio Goessler's Jewelry Store Pomeroy Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Davis-Warner . Insurance Pomeroy Pomeroy The Farmers · Bank & Savings Co. Ohio Hartley and Bennett Shoe Store Pomeroy Rc;-wlings-Coats funeral Home Ohio Ohio G & J Auto Parts Pomeroy DINE OUT THIS WEEK AT THE • • • • • $144,000.00 0 Moore's Auto Store Foreman & Abbott Middleport Ohio Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Pomeroy ..... Middleport Pomeroy Ohio Ohio Pomeroy Ohto Ohio Joe's Carry-Out Pomeroy Sugar Run Flour Mills Ohio Downie-Gross Pomeroy Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs Norma Goodwin, Florist Pomeroy Pomeroy Ohio . I 564 Locust St. Middleport Middleport Department Store Mt:N'S CLOTHING Ohio Middleport Ohio Courtesy Of Meigs General Hospital Staff Pomeroy I \ II' Welker's Maple Lawn Poultry Farm I I, Ohio ' Tinys Foodland Ewing's Funeral Home Cor. lociJist & Pearl Middleport Ohio Pomeroy Ohio Powell's Service Station BLUE SUNOCO PRODUCTS Middl.pnrt Ohio - ",. ,. ' Chapman,.Canaday Shoe Store Quality Print Shop • .. ._..._.....,_ . ' ' ' ., ' Middleport Ohio Associated Radio & TV Pomeroy "';"' Johnson.Simpson Insurance Agency, Inc. Gloeckner's Restaurant Pomeroy Ohio The Fabric Shop "Home of Singer" Middleport .., Ohio L & Z SHOPS SUR-WIN Ft:t:DS Mrs. Millard Van Meter Middleport • Ohio ' Pomeroy Flower Shop Ohio Ebersbach Hardware ' Pomeroy King Builders Supply • ~ TRI-LUSTRE CLEANERS Pomeroy Ohio Francis Florist FRANKLIN • Ohio Ohio Va(ley Baking Co. Middleport K & C Jewelers • Ohio Pomeroy ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING • Hoyt's Sohio Service Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec:tric Co. Ohio • ' ) Middleport • Sponsor This PCifle A.s A. Solute To Hospital Week __ . Pomeroy Pomeroy Cement Block Co. • ThPifP Busbtt>lfllelf and Estubllllhmf'nts V. D. Edwards Insurance Roller Pharmacy Middleport !. • $100,000.00 · Ohio The Shoe Box . Middleport -- - , _ ._ ...-yo-- Ohio ' �., r ·' '"l·. ' ~!,~ Jh 8 ~~ ·-~~e~~-, .~. ~~ ,.?.~~ '.. Agricultural Research, Development'will Jk on Display at Experiment Farm June 2 I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May. 14,_ 1964·7 agaimt Wehner BliBSI! rev,ealed 1 r--,;_--------------~ Otn'PA11ENT DATA outpalienl facUlties, where pa· Nearly t!o million paUeol vis- uen~ ~a:::!: do not its were recorded in 1962 in requ e · lie had "dooo buallleols" with Horsemen Admit Being Asked to I ., Wt'nners . Nine MaU J\aCe w;:. l ' BUCKEYE Skinless Wieners 1 39c lb. pk,. FRENCH CITY BRAND Girls Urged Luncheon LOAVES . ht;r,.Pt. THRiflY f! ' .l BOlOGNA lb. 35c ',. 1 CHEESE · · lb. 49c WIENERS 39c ,, e Apple Sauce "" 2 ••. 35c e Argo Peas "" ~- . 2 ••. 33c e Sweet •.•.Corn::: -- 26 •·· 2Sc $1· • Brea d 29c e Peach P•1e •...., il ' 1 I ~ .C:rffee Cake "2~·; mh - 2 ••. 39c . ,, I I lj f Band concert •'eatured six Selections I Committees lor Alumni Event Are Announced Maxine Arnold, president of" ~~ t:AROEN'S MARKET t' • L1'I t Permanent •••. • Gl eem •••. e Shampoo •••· ,,oo • Shampoo •·•· e G1'II ette •••. •a, I MASON - Six selerti?ns fenthe Pomeroy Band Boosters. is tured the Wabama Wh1te Falthe ('halrman of the Pomeroy con Annual Spring ~~e1·t Sat· SYRACUSE, 0. IAlumni Banquet to be held Iurday under the dtrechon of I _·· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 1 May 30 with Leota Smith co- Thomas F. R~ . FThey ~ebre ·chairman . vera crow ~tnd Eliz· "Stars snd tnpe! orev~r YI ~· f abeth Lohse are dining room Sousa, ''P(){'t and Peasant Ov· <:o-chairrnP.n, Thelma Lytle ia erture'' by Voo Suppe, ''The I f'ookt+' chairman, and Mrs. Lois French Quar~cr" by . Mo~~is~y, Burt is in charge of pick-up. "Symphony m B Mmor hrst The Booster~ are serving the moment by Schubert, "'Toccata banqurt as one of thdr annual !"or Band" and projects. , " Rhumbango l)y Mmelh. 1 Other committe('s announced Band personnel were: Tuesday night at the Booster Oboes , Beverly Burns , Mary meeting were, kitchen, Mary Foster, Flutes, ~rolyn JohnBOn, Bu<:k . Lucy White. Dorothy Me· Janel\ Call. Judy Goheen , Jane Kenzie , Addie Buck, Phyl Good· Dodson, Linda Abolin, Barbara ." win. RDwena Vaughan, .Ian e Marshall. SwatzeL Marie Watson, Norma Clarinets, Sharry Flesher . Zerkle, Betty Evans, Rosemary Diane Diver11, Christy Howard, Arnold . Kate Wells. Ruth Offutt, Becky Lewis, Connie Harbour. •! Helen Quivey , Alice Bailey, Dai- l Sheila Walker, Karen Ro~sh ,, sy Blakeslee, Ruby Baer and . Brl!nda Barton, Jo11etta· L1sh, Amanda Sawyer. Harvietta Newland, Beverly Rus-- I Oining room committee, Vick- sell, Susan Grinstead, Sharon '' ie Fetty, Jane Evans, Darla Rollins, Sandra Marshall, John Ebersbach. Donna Crow Jenni- Wood. fer Blakeslee, Susanna 'Arnold, Alto Clarinets, Carolyn Rizer, Nancy Til1,1s, Thurma Vaughan, Erma Crites , Cathy Zuspan, Joy Hyia Vaughan. Janice Wehrung, Thabet: Bassoons, Jane Burg· Ruetta Wells. Carla Will. Helen ess, Leah Ann Miller; Bass Hick s l'~va Perginger, Theresa Clarinels, Dianna Miller, Alice Swatz~l , - Hope Moore. Heleo Johnson, Joy Thabet; SousaKirkland, Ada Titus, Bernice phone, Robert Grinstead. CONCUTO-Vouth ard bnu• IIEGUTA I Carpenter, Marge Leonard. Ro- 1 Percussion, Ronald Hes~, ty CIP1ure~ I ~ a,,,~ 11 je ·.~el rl'arker s ~n~ num~rat~ . Stain· berta O'Bri~n. Mary Grues..-r. William Capehart, Sharon Brm· "ltl:~ . Sh!IC~ ·· e .,, ltnt. un· If~~ !tetl can. W8l!rproot•, llrtaka~lt mai~ ; pr'nl; . in yel· iell·"ind int. 2Jiewel~ . r Jackie Menchini. Norma Mul- ker, Robert Hudson, Mike Har· loworwh lte. S2H5 J'U$ ford Brenda Potts. Sandy Tho· bour; Tenor Saxophones, Gratmas: Pam O'Brien, Becky us Aldridge. Sbaron Queen; AI· EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF Nease, Linda Moore. Jennifer to Saxophones, Janet Hoffman, Menchini, Mary McKenzie, Kay Phil Cook, Pallia Werry, Jack· McGowan, Susan Lytle. Millie ie Aldridge, Marilyn Cook, l..i!gar, Shella Hicks, Crestlyn Connie Hickel, Audrey Shul~. Hicks, Donna Hauck, Kandy Baritone Saxophone, Jenmfer Grueser. Patsy Fultz. Kathy Zerkle; Horns, Joe Scites, El· Fultz. Mary Franci!l. Bessie len Crites, Shirley Smith, MarTHE GIFT QUALITY WATCH Watson, Jane Wells, Sandy tha ~ompson, Linda Ord, Char· White and Diana Zerkle. '! k:fle Todd; Trumpets, Gary Cookie committee Mr!!. Les.. ·stewart, Robert Hickel. Ron# lie Fultz, Evelyn Gilmurt>, Ber- aid Thompson, Ronald Stein, nice Carpenter, Mrs. Harley Judy DuncaD, Judy Goheen, Stalnaker, Virginia Crew . Mns. Gary Green, Debbie Cook, McGowan Ada Nease, Mrs. Steve Fowler, Jerry Morgan; More styles to choose from .. , Rickard Teresa Swatzel. R u t h Trombones, Mary Artis, Craig ~>ore quality for your money! Thomas.' Isabelle Wehrung , Jean 1 Abolin. John Smith; Bari'tones.IJ W!U, Norma Zerkle, Ro!>t! Sis -~ Jerry Hall, Steve Wood. son, Elizabeth Lohse, RuUl Offutt Leota Smitll, Elma Rus-- ANSWER CALL sell: Thelma Lytle, Mildred I 1'1'. PLEASAN'l' -The local Wells, Ruby Baer, Daisy Blnkes· fire department answered a call lee, Eva Persinger, Mal"y Col- at 5 a.m. Wednesday mer and Mary Gru~er. to the . Geor_ge Pullin estate Ciel:tn up committee, Ruth Route 35 where an Ebersbach. Pat Jones, Mrs. house· burned and a sD)JJl Court St., Pomeroy Vernon Bing·, Pauline Fields, of the roof on _a bam burned. Marie Hauck, Ruth. Franci!l and A damage_ esttmate has :"W>t:=M:!-:::•":J•i:""~"":::,=.:•:•::••~,:-::·1.:'"":•!:.·---·•~---~'":::'*':::""=• Mary Colmer. been made at this Umt. l -· '' Open 8 to 8 Mon. thru Fri.- 8 to 9 Saturday "YOUR. SATISFACTION IS OUR GOAL" FOAMY $123 63c 68c 68c 69c 'IILLAGE CUT RATE Plcklo & Pimento Loot Dutch Lo1f 1nd & liver Loaf Combination Loaf lb. 49c Poppor Loof and I BOILED HAM Pork & Beef Loaf tb. 69c lb. 89c - PENNANT 4 lb.69c Table Syrup Golden SWIFTNING Shortening EASY MONDAY bottle NEW Slips From Out Store THEY ARE WORTH MONEY TO. YOUI POTATOES Just save your re~ister sHps and bring them to us to be added. We wiH pay you 21,~% of the total 4 lb~ • 2Sc OPEN EVI;NINGS TIL 8 PM WAIO CROSS' SONS RACINE, 0. RACINE, 0. 1· Chapman-Canaday •'-29C Fabric SoftenerSave Your Register \ ~~;, 59c 3 Pure - ' Self-Service Market .~Y . Eric~son_, l Pomerov HAMS I lb. 3 I~L $lOQ Bacon Ends 5 •· 99c i' (ANDY BARS . ..... =;.;.:..c.o.=;~;..:~~·~~~:... r -~ , • • • ~-· ·~ - .... - - ~ - - - _ _ .:.,. _ ' ............ _,...;-.,-,.. , ~ 10 ~e.39c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR .1.,.. ----- !5b•t $1."' lelf I - ~ ••' :... ,. 19c lllfttn'l Lew ,,t•• 9 . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _._ _ lb. loox c TABLE SALT lb. box S.nrtl lr•nds Mhc 1n~ Metch - - - - - - Ito. " ~HITE I R. H. RAWLINGS'SONS ~ \ . - 5. 2ND AVE. " . BREAD " ....._____ '6 IMVII- ~~K, gallon jug :EVAP. MILK for '1·00 ,-,:· 79c • ..- LNn & Fresh GROUND BEEF CUBE STEAK - e4 lie •... c lb• -- ol Priced to Pluaol Dolly Madloon Huron Brand SERVIT OLEO lb. 14c SALAD DRESSING ••. 39c EVAP. 8 toll '1·11'0 UM r~~~ ~is::;;re!da11 3!: ~:~ly . ot Smucker's tor Strietman Caramel Cream - 4••11 pkgs. 18oL pkg. 31c Armour's TOILET TISSUE $1 3 POTIED MEAT 3Yt 9c ... ounce ' • Super Market In Mason, W.Va. PHONE 773-5544 Open Daily 8:00 to 6:00 - S•turday 8:00 to 8:30 ·-- -- Come See ... Come Seve ... Come Now... Rambler'-s Spnng • ' ...tor. ,Announcement •u made of ~1-24 hpJ~ al)d da- ta on candldstel for ·1t1te offic-- • rlld. Mro. Werner reported lbat Mro~ Matlonne campbell GaiUpolis, io lho new district dm!ctor lind that Mrs. Hel(l-na Palmer, Athens, has been nam· ed. to the state nominating eom· mlttoe for tile district Annual report~ were given from Mrs. Emma J. Paugh personal development; Mrs. Adolph ·S&elens, civic plll'llclpatlon; Mrs. Edgar lleynods world lfrairs; Mro. No!&n S~m· er, finances; Mrs. Charles Lew~ Is, emblem and federation; and ¥rs. Pratt Pl"'8fam. Mlu Phylllo Stanley ~· Bet­ WO!'I ~ 'l>to 1\(j's. tor the Popular . handsome. elctra·roomy I . • ion was receh•ed from an area Tesi~nt who used equipment from the dub's hospital loan in Cincinnati May • • [ leftned in seVen months what I beauty-blighted feamles j the state convention to bt> •• Ill 12oz. ----~~b. Charmin Pure Grape \ JELLY 39C !" 10 39c 45c afrl araund, holley' because you ao new r· ... ·: .. "! ~·......, ": . ob 8 ..... tall $1 Classic: 770 Hardtop Check the Classic V-IIs and SlxH, most popular of all Ramblers. They're equipped-at no extra cost-with extra-value features like Double-Safety Brakes (separate braking systems for. front and rear wheels), timedefying · Ceramic-Armor~ exhaust syatem, Deep-Dip rustproofing right up to the rooftioe, many Dl;Otel Come where the bop .,., Now'• the timo to oave money-real money-on ~ny Rambler: the luxurious Ambas§ador V·Ss, popular Oassic V-Ss or Sixes, thrifty METROPOLITAN MOTORS Americans! They're al1 at very special savings during Rambler 's hig Spring Selling Spree. Right now you can own a Rambler for less than you ever thought possible! Test the Best~ Go IIRMBLER V.S.OR B NO.1 IN COMPACT-CAR SALES 600-606 East Mail St., Po11eroy, 0. .,. li;kll - - - -· W•tch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS.TV, Wednesday evenings, Ch~~IS--9 P:!'. ~", .. ,..., ~-., "f"' ...... ,.~-t'-'-"·""""'~.,...,. ol ~7 ~ILK Aooortod Brondo MIX OR MATCH--- CANDY BARS SANDWICH COOKIES NABISCO CRACKERS 1 ~~:~tofh~t~t.~ ~~~,~~~use~ ... . II- I waa very smart. Well, 1 without really realizing it, II fell like a lead balloon. All of a sudden everybody hated me, nobody thought I wu cute, the ' Delmar Baum. K at h r y n teachers became disgusted with Baurn, Horace Karr, Dorothy me and my marks went down. Karr to Columbia Gas of Ohio, I Maybe all this happened be· Inc., Right of Way, Chester. eause I was on my high horse Maude Avenell Pettit, J01eph about being blessed with beau- A. Petiit to Charles Hyatt, lots, · ty and brains. But I jest dis- Middleport . I cwered I had them after years Russell Randolph: Bertha of not knowing il, and how ' RandoJph to United States ol. could I help it. My mother says America. Easement, Olire. 1 l Jost out because I bave a big Bertha Randolph , P. R. H.an- . mouth and don't know when to dolph to United States of Am- .1 keep it shut. My father sayg I I - ~ -- - -- always have • snippy come back, and he spanked me hard ot rd Dear Thonko: You're just about the JuckiPst "Sliced SODA CRACKERS Our Good lJ.year--old and I'm disgusted O"lth my•elr. I hate "'hool, my rrtendl, my parents, llle, and , most of all, myll!lf. My grandmother told me once "There's no hurt Uke beart burt,., wnd I know It now. ~THANKS FOR USTENING GROUND BEEF BULOVA GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE c l 1 :• I Smoked C'allie • roper y ............. Transfers e BUY-OF-THE-WEEK l Bachners in ~ason FIXIN'S FOR-·· i Open Every D•y Including Thursday 9:00 to 7:00 S1turday 9:00 to 9:00 1 Ji·• :::t.' ::::'.,.' ,.,;, 1 Recipient of 'Scholarship 59c lb. •' 1 M,'ss Slater r's 8 ONDERFUL W r-:;;:-::::-:-•11!1 GRAD UAl.fQN GfFT! Helen"Help Us! .............. Earl Holter. .Jennie HoiWr to Vifeil WestfaD,, Dee., tG ._, Aline H. w.. vor, Paul R. Holt- faret B. W..U.U, 11.'11 ar, Olan W. Holter, 5.4 acres. Olive. .. 1parcels, Ch..ter. • Racine Sutton. ATHLITI'S iiOOT o lt Manning D Web!ler. Mary A. ' A. D .Simpson, Alma Simpson, HOW TO KILL IT. ' . red C ' !N 3 DA.YJ It »of. plq.Nill ........... Webster to George G. Roberts:, to George P. Jones , Mild . ' T-4--L, J:q111d. yow-*~ • k"n 1 :r:~'t.tt;:t Marie Roberts. parcels. Chester. Jones, 11 .51 acres, Salem. Harold c Rice Marjorie Janwo..s Eugene Fell. Joyce E Ip'-<:e it . N. l'llDN tkh ·~A rr:x& . . I R Hollan , PIII'Cel , PoWDD u.. •n.tllept~oo. JOctthi., . - L. R1ce to Emmett A. Rawaon, F .ell to Ope . Loo - fiDe tu •,..••:...... 1 fll •• parceJ, Ru-t ,....,_-~~... foot .:.dof-1 IWJ'8 Mtt•• • - '-~J Zor a J, Raw:wn, ..._.ut:~~r. now•. 111 ow • a.-~M~Jr • J.• land. Anna M. Baird, Special Com., Dnll•· - cubed a $20 ticket 011 tho · dn--~..1 ner for him iD eacb race IX aveed "' hold baclc bi1 ~~or... '!'be 1011r were COLUMBUS (UPI) -tbe ,.id that WB! after the Aug. horsemen Ohio Racing CommlSB!on he.vd JII'08J'&m at the Jliiht haJmll~ tho Uuited Stateo four horsemen lllmlt Wedneo- roclng track. \ ciatlon <USTA). Uroitti day that they were approached Unitti claimed be 'did and Barnes •ere 1ppe1lin1 to enga1e in fized racet lut know the reaacm lOI' ~ comrniMioD't denil.l of their never learn 1n 1 ut•Ume : when year at nE'arby Scioto Downs ment but supposed th~ uests ror 19M licenses. bouquets cau.se swelled heads, 11 and did not report it. owed him from • Today the commission was My bUiband 1 have beeu they make prime targets fer Daryl BUJse Kirkland IU., rame at another track. hear ol>r. ,!l'llllam Davis Jr. married 18 years. He receuUy brickbats. A better woy of oay· l confessed receiving money for ColumbUJ vetermiVIen took me to a dance and ever Jng It Ia, "Handsome is aa hand- I cooperating In inHuencing tM Robert Wehner. Lima, Jr, C.sstown and since we have had Uttle or noth- sorne doel ." I outcome of rtces John Barnes I Mount ville Kames, s·•Jna, drlivel,· l • oL.. w y I . · admitted being approached IW 1nt to say to ucn o~. e ou et praaae tum your 1 Another d r t v e r Arnold said they were unable to · trainer!!. arnong the 15 were with a group of people that head, ao you atumbled, just aa George Urslttl Portsmouth re· f~· \Vhet made the overtures Ired. nigbt. My husband got up aod most 13-yeai'--Oids stumble Cin ported he hrui been palQ 1100 them. Raymond• P. Traynor, danced with a woman who one way or another) before lhey 1 by a •·race track character" he Hear Others Today URTA inmtlgetor 1n lhe wasn't tVIHl in our group. In get on the right track. No one kk~ne~w:;_:on~~Jy~b~y~a=n~l~ck~n:a:m:e~.~li~'e~~WblJ:~•.,!;~~~a~s~a~~=:l .told the eommtulon ahe asked him to danee will hold that "big mouth" a.' f wu started after Paul L. her. l felt he could bavt gainst you, once they discover : Gallon owner-breeder. had he wanted to. I you CAN keep it 11hut. Let your ' ~~:l')UST A many times. mother show you how, and for ; f J lnd said be Do 1 have the ri(ht to be a heaven's sakes LISTEN to her. "recipient or a hurt? 1 have learned that She knows aU about the ups ar>d 'I race." dld quite a lot of dancin& downs of age--13. After ali, she Shelton's Sue Dudley, a:;.~:i l :~~ this woman on one occa· was there! - H. Aug 7 at SciOto Down• P w~en 1 wasn't there. Or Bt bold with bone. !UO after opening at H I octlng Uke 1 jealoua wlfe? THE BACKYARD FF.NCE It M)'l Iicht. sprinay thinll WONDERING They leave 13th floors out of to paotolo. Perko up Won: buildings, and often forget "13" in numbering hotel rooms and eonaervatiYI! shades, too. You're acUng like • jealouo filing cases. Why not eliminate AbJQiutely indiapenuble, - who listens 1(1 aosslp. "age-13" from adolescence? H. Think of the misery it would su an Sliter, daughter o1 Helen: save for parents and kids! Pll 1 I Mra. WIJUam Slater What's your opinion on thlaT bet the fellow who first labeled selected to rec£:ive the (riend of mine hall a man "13" unlucky was the father of a Hospital School of ln another state and just·past·12-year-old! - MOTH· I olarship 11iven by the like to know whether ahe ER AI Inn In make a trip on her va- This column iS dedicated to I port Business find MADEMOt&ELl! Women's Club. lo visit him. He Uves family living, so if you 're hav6 GLAMOUR The announcem~nt was mites- away, is a bachelor ing kid trouble or just plain when the club met has an eight room house. trouble, let Helen help YOU. evening in the social room girl Uves with her mother She will also welcome your Sizes 5 11!1 to I 0 thr Columbus and Southern .bet mother would accom~ own amusing experiences. AdBand AA Widths EI~trlc Co. foUowing the her on the trip. She seerm dress Helen Bottel in care of , ner at the MtrUn Restaurant. wild about him. Should this newspaper. Ml" Slater lo a member - M.T.G. - -- - ; the Middleport senior DeRr M: PT. PLEASANT : Tiew officers for 1~·55 were Not Uflless he ask! her UVESTOCK SALES CO. I!tailed by MrS. Ktthryn Everrepeatedly, and in writing. PT. PLEASANT. W. VA. IncIudes her rnother In lh e ett district director, of JackSaturday, Mey 9, 1984 son and included Mrs. Jchn Wer· · (I gather this has· HOGS ~ 175 tu :>:10 14.011 to i H · !300 ner, f_)resldent ; Mrs. ~dgar happened.) 1400 . •• . trip 15 20; eav1es to . ; Sh vIce pre~ldent ; Ml . .!!8 . ftron Otherw1se ,... e vac811011 Lights 11 50 to 13 _50 ; F'llt Sows 1 ft.c\~sh _tret~surer an~ Mr,. M~.. tum Into a w1ld • goose 11 00 to 12 50 ; Boards 8 00 to ron eatley. secretar~ . Mrs. F.'· - - H. I 10 oo· Pi s 5 oo to12 oo erett spoke of the work of thP. · g · BPW durin the in!!tallation Dear Helen: CATJ_'LE- Steers 14.00 to 19.· g 00; Heifers 13.00 to 18.50; Fat I servic[!. My stOry is short and sad. I Cows 14.00 to 16.00; Canners 11.In the Middlo BIO<k Next to Elberfeld• She was Introduced by Mrs. guess you hear this \n all your 00 to 13 _50 ; Bulls 14 _oo to 17.40; P:alt wh_o also presented letters becsuse people are look· Stock Steers l7 _00 to 21.50; Stock POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE w1th a g1ft from the club. Mrs. lng for a shoulder to cry on Heifers 17 _00 to 19 _00 ; Stock I Werner also received a gift and yours seems to be the moat St C1 to 20 00 24 so · her work in the club. A CC'Jmfortable. WeD, Helen, I Sl:~ H:i;!s Cal~es l8.00 · t~ have my ptllow to cry On, but 22 50 I do want • !IItle understand- VEAL CALVES ~ Topo it.· I ing, and a lot would help. 00 : Seconds 27.00; Medium 22 .• ] guess U started when I en· 56 to 26.50; Common & Heav· tered Jcbool in September. I _ies 20.00 to 28.00. I was quJte popular and people I _ _ 5 :~dte~ch::s th:iht ~r~!!y~f ~~ ~~~~p"""..Wit~~,.!. ,·~ .... Freshly Sliced To Practice R For '64 evue .,' ,- Easemeent, Olive. IerJca. Georg• 0 . Roberti Marlt J1o. 1berll to Manning D . Weblter, -er Keefer, S'ders 1 :;:' 11::'~.~ Horo • We aruay F• Races al Heanng 1 . ( &-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., lllay 14, 1164 Renubllcan Sheriff Earl Mohr, Republicans. John R. Engel and I gate!~ seat on the RepubU· PT PLEASAN - Prolress in ries and tomatoes, ehemicaJ held. Lunch will be served Pt."'" Ple.asant will oppose Oem- Lawrenet- Gerlach. Ent!:el nos- 1can slate wa~ Brerry Jones, son api~b.lre, through research weed control, for~ge ~rops , and the Muon ~Y Farm > oe~at Georle Johnson In the ed out Gerlach in tne final re- or Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Jonea d development will hl.ghlJ.ght variety and hybnd trials durin& Women at at nomtnal fee. In addition_to the_tours, J. 0 general eleeUon ln November , turn! by 1 85 point margm En· who pulled 2196 votes to beat : . 1914 West VIrginia Unlver- thf day. ior Sheriff of Mason County . gel polleo. 1273 with Gerlach his oppon@nt , Mayo~ Archie ":~ sity Agronomy and Hortlculture AJso, I land juding ~test Knapp, specaal asst~tallt to Mnhr nosed oot his clostSt op- fgett.tng lUll . ry of Henderson, With 1228. J E Field Day Tuesday, June 2, at for both youth and ~ult~ and a dean, College or AgrlcLJiture, . 1 ent Drew Hatfield, by an .es will be facing Claude . · the Ohio Valley Experiment Sta.l proaram forthe ladaes m con· c~·ry , and Home rn~fht•;al 73 votes While John- ~hers In the Reyubli~·~ Co~· : Swann, unopposed Democrat , tn tion flve miles north of pt_ Plea· junction with lhe wvu Division will address tbe group . In . ~ed f mtssJoner race were , u us ·, tht November race. H E ics will be 1aftemoon Mr Knapp , tdentifJ son _ ·-·~~11Y wo~ beo~er or:~;' Hill, 56? : E. B. Selby, 55? and From the unofficial returns s•~~~· Va .bers of the WVU Ag· of orne conom ~ '<lith We;t vfr,:inta agricUlture 0 Sh t>nff ar r-s . r s_J. F. Wheaton, 408. Winner on in the race for State Senator, mem tion Ifor more than 45 yei!Ts is form· (lthr r df-'monst m the laCe. Ithe democrat side was Clarence Fourth Senatorial District, rlr.ul~ral Exper_lmen~hfo St~hio I er director o[ the wvu Cooper· _ Onllie Republican ticket the : Adkins. ~~th 2111 voles . to , hh; JYhich includes Mason County, and Its sub~tat: ~· relate the 1fltive Extension Servlee. U n t 1 1 ~hNIIf"s race showed lhe foll ow· 1opponents, Lee 0. Blaln:.s I;J33. It seems two Point Pleasant Valley Statio' f h nd I May 1 he is acting dean Of the 'ing unoffici al la Illes · Ear I c· In lhl" race for countY asses--- men Republican Jncumbent results of ·'. .·ers o researc a ~ 10 C liege. of Agriculture Forestry 1 0 1906 : Hatfield. 1833 : Vir· sor in November it will be Re- Jack' Johnllon, unopposed in the development. s' l Mohr, 1 11 Pla nts. 351 arlO &>lley 0 . 1publican Everett Sayre vs. Dem· primary will have as hls oppon-- Dr. A. H. VanLandingham, Dl· u-:· and Home Econom c · • .:f.art. 72, Johnson polled 2138 locrat Morris Bragg, Jr. Sayre ent Dr. Randall Taylor, Pt. rector of the W~U staton, sal~ The event. held every ~wo to Roberts 1630. pulled 2066 votes to edge his op- Pleasant chiropractor. Taylor's visitors to the F1eld Day years at tile Ohio Valley Statton, h f" hl ponent , Pete Wedge, by 114 votopponent in the primary was tou.· and view result~ of expe 1 PT. PLEASANT Tncumbent is being sponsored by the Ex1 - . ~robab!y the oltes II{. PQ· i es . Bragg led most of the way, Foster Hedges of Roane County. mentation in tobacco, strawber· Earl Keefer of Route 2. Letart. I ·ment Station and the Ext~n·liUCBI battle m thP . P(l~ary polling 1880 votes to Robert PeoPolling the most voles in the - and Harry Siders, Gatlipolis Fer-1r_en . race wa~ . ro~ th~ offl~hereoe m~~~ pie's 1578. Milson County prlmllry elec· ry, won seats on the _¥ason [sJOn Serv __"_'_·_ __ ty C~mm:.~~~~~r, :ith 8 nip-and- New to lhe political race and Uon was former W. Va. GoverCounty B011rd of Educa_tJon _m ber om 1 • • nor cecil Underwood, Republl· 'f'uesday's primary electiOn with _ PltR.IBnt Valley Hosplt~l 1 can candidate ror tile gov.moro unofficial returns giving . both ADMI'l'l'ED· Mr Tr a 0y1 ship again this year. In the fall men commanding leads m the · s. . M1 e it will be Underwood vs. Hulett nlne·mao r11ce for the two VB· Sll_"pkl~s,Gtt. :~~n:bert My•.;~ Smith, Charleston, winner on cancies. One is a six year term, I Wl~hGe"'l·l. ~~WF ' . ~ollis Far the Democrat state. In Mason t.he other a fom year term. ers. a lpo Js erry · . •• County Underwood polled 3731 Girls who are planning to Keefer, by leading th~ ticket ley, Pt. Plea~~~~irso~:~e Ltvvotes In hi!! bld for the nomiJ\1. model in the Melgl!l County 4-H Is expect.ed to get the s11: )'car lngston, Leon • · Y tion. Smith polled 2467. Mason Dress Revue should practice ter ma~d Sider's second place vriis!;~A~~~~t.Craig ArrinRi eounty votes against hJs three standing, walking and pl~otlng, gi\·en h~m a seat on the Board too., Pt. Pleasant VIrgil • opponents. reminds Mrs. Janet Dav1s, as· for fout' years. h cd Pliny- ~rs James Woomer ~ r I Nelson A. Rockefeller, onl.y slatant county !Xtenslon agent, UnoffJcial returns. s ow . au Pleasant; Mrs. ... FOit 1 presidential candidate on t h e because they will be judged on Keefer had 2940 Siders, 2884 , d g Lo W t Columbia. ,. local ballot, received 2733 votes. those attributes and their out· I John M. Sayre, 1777 : Gerald Wayn~ ~de, PI e~z Hogsett. ' I •• !..ONGHORN Several wrJte.Jns were on t )J e Rood, 1658; Luther O. 'I\J.cker. Mrs. aro an DAVID DAVIES returned ballots, wl11ch il not fjt~e Meigs Countv Style Re· 1 1460; Frank Bryan. 1437 : . ~aul BIR~-l : ~ 80 ~ to ~~- and 11 ignlficant In West Virginia, vue will be held On August 12 1 Edgar Munro~. JJ68; ~IIIJam Mrs. ay ppe y, numeruu8 write-Ins wtre for and opens the way roc the Cat~~to, 785; Orlando Walhs. 515. ant. DAVID DAVIES Beny Goldwater, Henry Cabot tional revue which will take Lodge. President L. B. Johnson place In Chicago. It's Important and George Wallace of Alaba· to take 8 look at your11el£ before 1 ma received numerou! \\'Tile • the audience doe~~. Analyze, crit· i Ins. icize and evaluate. Costume and. I lb. Returning to th.e comlty level, acce!lsorles ure only as effec• fnrmer prosecutmg attorney, tlve 811 the wearer makes them. i Ra~·mond Musgrave, Pt. Pleas· Girls should bear in mind. ' WHITE HOUSI! JOl "'I ant. polled 2479 votes for the of- s&ld Mn. Davia, that from the fice of prosecutor by be!tlhg county revue it is only a step 'l I his opponent, Carroll Casto, or two to the' revue at the Ohio 303 I who received 1566. There was State Fair Selectlon as state no oppo!!ltlon on the Democrat wlntlet Cltr~it-11 with it a free trip slate. to the 43rd naUonal 4·H Club WHOLE KIRNI!!L .: iu~ R. Douglarnt. Mason Coua-l-o Congres!! in Chicago, November $2.oo _ • 1 t)" re!!iclent, wall the l'B!IY win· 29-December 3. •' TOOTH PASTE 00 , ne_r ln the ~tate race !or Com~ During 1963, the~ were 221 1m1sslaner of AgrlcultUl e, Doug- mPmbera enl'tllled In 4--H cloth2 ,., 37, ~-,., a3< ---~ i las5 polled 2517 vote3 in Mason ing projects In Melg!! county. Head & Shoulder i County in the seven·way demo· Thtl state total was 41,-4.36. 1 20 •••• 1.. -· crff,t ra<:e. He will htcf! Republl· ' can Nkholas M. Homes. (..,1a1·· Breck tc.o;1on. unopposed in the pti': . 1 CINNAMON CREME mary, io lhe ge .. eral election. I $1.00 - - 1 I ---:--,:,_·/1.. �~S1CdS Mot~er-Daughter Banquet is e at Umted Methodist Church churcb cliDln& room. With 'liJe annual mother-daughter baiHJuet of the wscs of 1he United Method" ' church WO! held Tueoday evening. in the GRADUA TIONI GIRLS' DRESSES Or Any of ever '200 other pri1et. New list each week YOU MAY HAVE ALREADY WON! ' CERTIFIED OIL STATION ;; J • i. I -..'. 'i •• ~ ~~ ' ' ·~· • li' Guaranteed I pTOilmately 75 in atteftdance Mrs. Harry P. Smith aslted th~ grace. Followlna the dinner others daugloters and guesta' ::'ere · troduced. and the program preoented with Mrs V D wards in charge .P.,ning · devotioos by M,.;. W 0 itz. . . FUR STORAGE '"" . FLAVOR! 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Thriftiest FuR-Size FRIGIDAIRE Rangel • Bi!J even·heat oven holds llollday turkey. • Roomy 40"' wldtfl- lots of cooking and work space. • 2 storage drawers-.nd easy· clean Ins leA.II'II from &op CO IIO<Ill 199·00 Guaranteed TOWN! 'l ~- II you want "All The lest'!IrS GOTTA BE A DDDSEf 37.5% more bread than in Heiner's For the best In the low-priced field, Dodge gives you luxurious new styling Inside and out • • • plenty of stretch-out "silent" oomfort ••• your choice of power. ful 6- or B-~ entJines, up to '\25 horsepower! regular size, with Identical continuous quality ... ('asily the very best bread value money can buy! And whlttll warra~ Tbe industi)'S on11 5·1ear{SO,QOO.mlle warraniJ. These standard -xtra-cost fuluNI: Fabric Shop Budget Buy! FRIGIDAIRE Soak Cycle Washer! McCall's Patterns Singer Sales & Service WY 2·2284 p........, w. 11~ 2nd Ohle ONLY FIVE eThl• lt National Hospital Weet. 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MILL &' dinthe ESTIMATES---' It doesn't have a Russian name. • Solkl etothes better than 0\ltl'- ' .I · ifSmooth·rldl,_,.lllt'llen-ber -p•ll•• ......... sevlng elternetor<trFully unitized, IUit-pl'e'lfld llodr it SaltiJ·I!Im wheels Your loc8l Dodllt- Dealer Is offering war-up tree!"' · way-down prices, easy terms. For the beet deif II the low'priCed. field, it's iQIIa be a Dodltll iD BUYER'S GUIOE TO FINEST LIQUORS AT FAIREST PRICES BEARS SIGN TULLIS CIDCAGO (UPI - The Chi· cago Bears have !Jigned. Jim Tullis of Florida A&:M, lith draft choice In 1962. Tullis will be used as a defensive back or. flanker with the Bears. YEARS BEST DEAL IN - itiOil, ENTERTAIN AT HOME THE FLAVOR! -.... . . .. foo ::..St Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roach en~ tertaioed with a dinner Mothe1''l from l,OOO's of yards now. IIMIIN-IN4I tiUI .. n., "'"'... ~ ~-~.. !root II ard, Choose your I '' lbol THE SHOE BOX _J!,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,[_____________________ • Slldlna: chill drewer for frnh meats. .Sealerl-/n, flit ! FOREMAN & ABBOTT New! FRIGIDAIRE feature· packed "10"! l "t; i j TENNIS OXFORDS SINGER WY POMEROY I FREE BEN FRA~KLIN PUT ADODGE IN YOUR ' CLEANING yt See Us For Your Remodeling Needs .Sealeri-/n i i ,, LOUI'S Dl"ehl Its Presl'dent ' '. H •F ' Sentinl~. FTA R Elect e- ,t ' I'L ..,r bJ Woclneoday. 1 " I oo1c..-. were reminded to oen~~ liP- their reports Becky' • • Hono~ Vows Exchanged Mothers in Program at Dally Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May if. 1J. .... In Lucasville Pr esbyte fiQn . Ch UrC h In . SyrOCUse Eastern Star duet br KaiiiJ' • . . . . King. 1 On May Ninth Mothert """' hooorecl oncl llear1 of God." Olller choir mom 8 ef Held . ~m .... preoented during ben ...... Eleanor Kay Sc1me1- anqu " A - of ...,. ,.., ..... in · Old Cree.t Free Will Baptist lhe SUnday morning's services cler. Palricla London. Pa mSyl- In Middleport Dallj!bten oclod lho W• . $3.95 to $8.95 . ' =~~ w~": .:W.:! _: The orgaruzallon ol a Clrele wn approved and the memberaltlp ritual g•ven to new mem'""""'""'....;:.._...;,;;2,:_;;:~;.:,1 bers. Church of Lucqavllle wu the of the Syracuoo Firll United Vester, Rooetta Llale, Connie Pnyer with • wWlo JQjlllr I The groop fonned a semkir· scene Satuntay, May t, of the Presbyterlon Clturch. The Rev. Leadingham, and Donna Phelpt. Over 110 motbon and daugh- BllllCO - · TV1DC 1!1ft cle_around the wonhlp center, ':""'"ling of Ml&o Gloria sue Tom. Howard RupPelt delivered the Potted flowen were .,........ ters were guests at the annual Linda Ly0111, Bttpbon!e whiCh had a whlte cover, and hson, duaghter of Mr. and Mrs. ..,-moo during the nine o'cloclt eel to the oldest motbert pre&- Molher-Dallj!bter banquet of the Bec:ty A~.lituii)"BwoP a Bible globe. three candles T. E. Tumlison of Beaver, and wonhlp servk:e. ent. Mra. Rlcbard Roosb, Mrl. Evangeline Chapter, Order of Kathy MeEDi1my and and the membership book. Mas · Pic. Jobn R. StephOIUIOn, son o1 During the Sundoy School I A .0 . Lee, Mrs. 1bomu Clark the Eastern Star, Tuesday eve- Cunnln(loam, Sarlh Peotlllt C,,npbeU gave the JX1fP01e of William R_ Stephemon, Middle- boor the foUowiOJ8 prt>~ram wu and Mn. Mory M. Daddle. ning at the Masonic Temple in eluded the pr....... wtt.h 1 The group saOJ8, "Blest the WSCS Circle witb Mrl. Jed port and Mrs. Chru Jobn 11011 of announced by Mts. Frankie Y01111geot mother present. Mn. Middleport. '!'be sleak dinn•r cal number, "How Gnat 'Ibe Tie That Binds,. and Webster hghtmg the prayer em- Pomeroy, Mumaw. who first read the Orl- Robert Slack. was prepared and served by Art.':' . Bamltz read from Proverbs dle ; Mrs. Everett Thomas, the 'l'be Rev. Orville Southworth, gin of Mqther'a Day. 1 Mothers with moot clolldren members of lhe Masonic Lodge ,Fancy & A prayer J()Dg, by Mrs. loyalty candle; and Mrs. Rol>- great uncle of the brltf~ read the "Mother's Prayer" was read present, Mn . Willis Leading· with Jack Bechtle, ebaJrman. ----Sheaths VanVranken a poem "A ert Warner. the gilt of money vows of the double rmg cere- by Mn. Albert Durst. 'lbe boys' ham and Mn. Donald Cottrill. Tables were decorated with SISTER 18 D.£ er" by Mrs: Barni~ and th caod.Je. New memben gave the mony before an ai(Jr decorated choir, composed of Jim Crow, Mother traveling the fartbeat atrangements of spring flowers . in in unison alter which with potted white lilies. Don Harden .Jim Bill Oller, throughout the year to altet>tl A program _was presented fol- Allu Bertha Reibel lou Lord's Pra er in unison eluded the ':t..ottons signed tbe membership llln. Gladys l!umme, pianist, Bob Sylvester, John Llale. Bob this Sunday School, Mrl. Clar- lowing the dinner Including a eel her sl&ter, Mrs. Cor! Pastels & · . and were welcomed by played ''Oh Promise Me" and Crow, Jim Harden and Keitb enc eSearls of Cheslure. welcome and tribute to mothen (Amelia ReJbel) of~Shades Gilt! were presented to CampbelL the "Wedding March.. Lisle sang, "How Great ThOu Mother traveling the fartheal atven by Mn. Etta Mae Norton, lously ill in the El,ri&~ W. E. Williams and Mrs. New members were M:s. Rteb- Given ln marrtag~ by her Art," ac:companled by Mrs. for the day, Mrs. Della Start- Worthy Matron. The guests al· tal Hospital. Her room · Crary the oldeat mothen ard Rupe, Mrs. Rayman Barn~ uncle, Denver Rapp, the bride Donald ~Lsle. ey of Colum_bus. '? commended the men for the is 524. Henry Reibel left .• ent Mrs. Guy Guinther, ltz, Miss Myrtia Kay Parker, wore a balerina length gown of M~ther s Day . poems a n d Mother WJth most living ch!L- dinner. nesday m~ for youngest; and Mrs. Barnil% Mrs. Guy Guinther. M!'s. T. A. white lace over tarreta. Her readings ~ere giVen by Sharon dren, Mrs. Ada Slack. Corsages were presented to where be joined hil brother al Sizes mother with the most Downie, Mrs. WUllam Swatzel shoulder length veil of nylon net Sue COttrill, Mrs. Ada Slack, Mother with the moat grand- the oldest mother: Mrs. Ebers· sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr ... 8-14 A tribute to mothers wu Mrs. Roy Reuter, Mrs. Harvey waa heJd in place by white satin Mrs. Mayme !Jolmes. Mrs. children present, Mrs. Harry bacb, mother of Mrs. James Frederick Reibel to 10 to ~ by Mrs. John Werry who VanVranken Mrs. Frank VIU8· band. She carrlecl a white Bible George Schneider, M..,. AIJilOS Potta. Clalworthy; yoongest, Beverly ria. an article, "Dall8btero." han and Mrs. Paul Taylor. topped with a whlte cornaUon White, Mrs. Donald Cottrill, Mrs. Potfed plant> were sent to LoOJ8, daughter of Mrs. Jo Ann Mrs. Van Vranken Other members who were un· corsage with white satin stream· Robert Harden. Mrs .Wlllts Lead the following shut--ins of the White: and mother with t be a solo, "My Mom" and able to be present are Mrs. ers. Ingham, Mrs. WOllam F. Wine- chureh, Mrs. Sidle Grindley, moat children, Mrs. Mildred SLIPS-PANTIES Brenda Potts read a Kermit Walton Mrs. Harold Mrs. Betty Gillenwater, Beavbrenner and Mrs. Arthur SylM!'!. Maggie Hurd, Mrs. Bessie Siegler. ACCESSORIES "God Bless You, Mother." Brown. Mrs. Robert Morris Jr. er, Bl.!ter of the bride and rna- vester. WISe and Mrs. Ora Nea~. Mrs . Lilllac SteUf played for re11dlngs, "Four Girls" and Mrs. James Soulsby, Mrs. ~us-- I tron of honor, wore a blue dress An organ and plano duet was The pr~am cloaed"WJ~ the group singing followed by a skit ond Daughter So Young." by Mrs. sell Brown Mrs. Paul Eichmg- and white carnation corsage. rendered by Eleanor Kay Sch- eongregation ~gina:, Faith of by Lena Bunce and Jo Ann Edwards and a prayer, cr and Mrs .Russell Moore. s. A. Donald G. Stephenson of neider and Pam Sylvester. Miss OUr ,Mothers. followed by the White· Rosemar L on!l ave 8 Thank Thee," by Mrs. A nunmage sale was announ· the U· 8· Navy • served ,. •·st Schneider bumorous • Y "thge bisut: sol p· als oplayed an organ Lord s Prayer ln unilono mono1'1ogue, f J 4 5 d 6 in h ed ''SIVe Your SaiHiips" closed the program • e or tun~ and t ~ man for bis brather b o.P ~~~ ~d wer j.layed tory of her life;" a piano solo ROBINSON'S MIDDLEPORT 1 Mi!B Grace campbell, roombes a 1 th h eh ~.. Vehna Sue Gillenwater, niece HY d a ICida K . ~· mmb Y O~J ~ by Debbie King and a piano Llund•r•n--Dry Clunen dent, conducted a short mem rs o e c urc are -- of the bride was flower girl and ar en an etth Lisle. J o n O .c( . . Connnlent PlckvJI' ed to contribute. Lee 'toml.tson her neph- Li111e sang a solo, "I Believe.'' urged to attend. Station• In GIVES SURPRISE ew' was ring be are/ The choir sang "Near to t h e Theodoru.s Councll Daughters MIDDLI!PORT·POMIROY Ph. Pom•rov WY 2-5421 Mrs. C. L. Amotd, The bride ia a graduate <If , of America will meet In reguMiddleport WY 2-SlJI was happily surprised 111gb Scbool, class S MAY It tar session Monday at 7,30 p. , Day by a vsit from her 11162, and is employed u clerk 'l'lle Past Councilors of Theo- m. at the IOOF hall. ' iD tbe om.. of the 8upertntendorus Council Daughters of Am·lr~~;.;;;;;;;;;;=:;===~~~~~~~~!!!i ter, Mrs. Charles Elliott family, Rand, w. Va., and her of Schools. Pic. Stephen· erica will meet 'l'bursday evenSOD., Stephen and wife who son is a graduate of Middleport ing, at the borne ol Mrs. Henrecently married and live High SChool, class of 1982 Officers for the corning year ry Reibel. 4013 Venable-av, Charleston, is stationed witb the U. S. Ar· were elected by the Pomeroy MAY 15 v my in Bad Krueznach, Chapter of Future Teachers ~ A shower honoring Mrs. Joy. a. FoJiowiag a short wedding sociatlon tuesday evening at the ce Stanley Bowen, a recent trip the- couple returned to Bea- high school. bride will be held at lhe Rock ver where Mrs. Stephenson will Louis Diehl, president, C<IJ1· Springs Methodist church, FrlMap Speelfll! remain with her parents, while ducted the meeting. day at 7:30 p.m. All friends her husband is in service. Pfc. Louis Diehl was re-elected and neighbors are invited. Stepenson leaves Saturday for and others elected The WSCS of the Minersville Smith, vice pres!· Methodist church Will hold a • Kitchen Cabineh A reception for the famllies Marjorie Bentz, secre- rummage sale Friday and SatFloor Tilo and cbe friends was held at Cheryl Edwards, treasur· urday, Jn ~ Massar building [ WORTH the home of the bride's parents, Ernestine Wood, historian; on West Mam St., Pomeroy. eFormica Top llwl>;•> was decorated with arSauvage, librarian; Mike MAY 1& DRESS MATERIALS rar•geJnen.t.o of spring flowers. parliamentarian; Faye The J 0 F class o~ the United eCailing Tile bride'• table was lovely in Cramer, recreation leader, and Methodist church wtll meet at white cover and centered witb Arnold, chairman, GJo.. the home of Mrs. Hugh Lane, •Paneling the three tiered wedding cake Buck, Nancy Arnold and Sprlng-av, Pomeroy, May 18, at topped with the miniature bride Vaughan, publicity 7:30 p.m. All members are eStorm Doon With purchase of any and groom and the inscription, convnittee. John and Sue, May !Dtl4. Money • making projects, subeAwnings Attending the reception were stitute teaching and Fl'A • Storm Windows William R. Stephenson, were discussed. '11l.e StepbellBOil and Mrs. wei'<! reminded that SEWING MACHINE Cheadle of .____ FREE must achieve 25 merit Ladies-Youths-Chlldren Brown. Marcel for volunteer wert durNo Imports-No Seconds GiUenwater, Shirley a semester and must mainMabel Bevins, Bert an overall C average each MH-stly $]-99 Rhoda Vulgamore, Gladys weeks to be ellgihle to coo- Prlctd _ _ __ WY 2-5321 mel, Pearly Moore, Betty Gil· Unue their membership, N. 2ftd Ave. Middleport, 0, Present were those named lenwater, Denver Rapp and bert, Roy and Louis Gillenwater and Mrs. Madge L. MatMIDDLI!PORT. o. aU of Beaver, ::::.:th:e::._:ad:::v::iso"::..:r._ _ _ _ • 56-lb. freezer chest! FOR ... . ..•" : •-mai'Oy r . ..; \ • • l • ' • ~ ~· • .. 1 ' 80 PROOF 100 PROOF ... .. --···-.. .. . e~ I ill, 1ael nlo . ·~ .... :er, �- - .. . j 'I Make Hay In May-Want Ads Will Pay Any Day! H k (lQlema ers to partiCipate •• • m ---...,.--.,..------.-----:--:=---::----::--:- _:_li'O~R_:S~A~L~E-- r I Television· Revue aging Your Home For Comtort and Convenienc., Food PreoervaUon, Foeding the Crowd, EDbanco Your Home With Light, -~ Famll• !Jve, To Have ... • To Bold. Related clall8es are Driver For Sale For Rent Real &tate For Sale Buslneu · Services ,11 nice apartment r.,.dy 1 r 0 r" NoJ&Ier llulldbiR lUI(] SupSCHOOL range for sale, 40" lmmedllte occupancy. On Tblrd St., MIUOII, •• Dfor bo P-L'I..LI'ID to town. Plenty !roe porting. Call '1'1).5916 or,.. Mrs. Clay· p..,, ~-. bollor mea, Real value. Will install. Can lkOD " 111. o._. 11.r""" l"unu~an• For information call WY 2ton Lewis un Horton Street. kitclleo cablneta and storm IYODCU Ond/1.,. IMIO 4. ll be seen at Middleport Gas .......Q ~II - ~ Off1ce. WY 2-5192. 1 2660 or WY 2-3092. Mason. · · , 5 !Utp lr--"""~""""""""""""-""'u'"'• Ort UfSeS 1 Safety for Lady Drlvera, Flslto c ..uu: E~..Uno"'il 5 11 !tc FOR SALE : seven room houseo ing's Fun For the Family. ~ 133tc I COUb"'T'IONl> 1THREE bedroom house on Lfn. and lot IDd outbulld.,ga. One ' EXPERIENCED MoJ&• County hoJnemahrO H•ouse PlaDII - Selection an • SWEET POTATO plants, fl\te I f'IN' o., at Punll,.eM<UI cole Hill. PomPro) P h o o e- mile from Rutland on flar.. take part 1n a Homemak· care, Know the United N&tionJ, varieties grown from certified 1 1\SOUl.ATIOI'III I see. WI 2-3346 or WY 2-2186. rlsonvillf Road . Rolland AUTOMOBILE or'l SIIorl Courle Juae 16, 17, Ohio History, Physlcol Educ• I Bumgarner's G r e e n'nw ~DllNI• ,_,..,.n tO• nr-b.• h N H W V • 20 uc Searl.,, Rutland , o . 11 at Ohio stale University, tion. to edit or raJael ...,, •41 ot~"'_. ouse, ew aven , . a. I ...,.....,.loneottt ElTon ebou l.t ~ 5 13 lotc 5 ROOM HOUSE 4 d 5 $ 9 6tp Colunlbuo. Classes in borne ec- Womeu may enroll in o •• l!'e~ lmmltdlettoly the pUI'I 11="7.=oc-=;,--.,-.,---furnished apa;tme~. ~S="' IX R"oo =Mc:-;H~O"U"'S;;;E;-wlocthcc- bath. AND onornle:s and related areas will Home EconomiCJ clau and one 1Utb. w-w tt.o• oe •uporutlhle for 2 YEAR OLD spotted mare ~ao Dlle -.,,.,,.,....,. LD.•rtlou WY 2-3658. 4 IG de BuUt·in cabmets in kltchen. be taught by the Ohio State Un- Related Claaa. Immediate= pony, very gentle. Bridle, sadol8-ATD New table top hot water heatfversity Extension Specialist and istratlon Js bnporta.Dt beea dle and feed, 1100.00. 21 inch f"dJ Wu• u s.emc:e I FOUR R()r)MS, bath aod baseer, .. doub.le link. N e w other faculty members. classes enrollments are 66 1 C.Oq per went. ent \Dtertlott Admiral color TV, console moY:tnllllum Cb.ree If' unw ment, furnace beai.P D 0 ,. 0] Coleman fon:ed alr lurnace, Classes lnclnde Food Markel- on a first come, first served' blOdel, J'€mote control, .,2 months 12 Ceoq ""' •ord ..,. ThrH eoaW¥ !Mil. 4 28 tfc nutbuildlng ·with electriclty, Ing, Help Your Husband PlaD sis. · ' ..WttYt tn..-uona old. Phone SH 2-5174, Harold j ltCf. Dtte~~um en pttld ••• eftCI .f ROOM apartment with bath. gas, bot and cold water. All WY 2--21.t3 ,...,..roy. 0 . For Retirement, Clothing, FIt ~ Hysell , Rutland, Ohio. , Hi Nlilt w~tll tl cit¥'&. Pbone WY 2-5385. fixed for automatic washer Yoor Figure, Children's · Play ...5 1.1 3tc CAAD 0' l'HANi!l .. OBlTUUIEI - IU!Io for lXI •onl GliDlUI(] dryer, bu 1., beater, and the EquipJneDI For It Man· o $ 6 tic IalUD. Z.dl ad.tltlonal •oN lo. Yes you can borrow out Carpet lhr Com I I ,.. Copy any lelia or rooma, OJ'll10 liOUR§ Sht~mpooer FREE to clean .. sar•seo. ... o w ··--- - 1 ___!:~~~N~o'!ti~c'!e'____ 11:.10 A. M. tO o-.oo I' M. o.lll' utility lnd bath. 16511 Point • 100' nut of bigb water. '<euter - - . ·~·Y your carpets with Blue Lustre. 1 11 Cl090 to ocbool. In Yell' nice _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _tfc 1_ SMurdaJ -6::.0 ".Ill to 1..1:00 QOOII Lane, Pomeroy. Phone WY 2Eaker Furniture, Middleport, qutet neighborhood. can AUCFIONI!ER LEGAL NOTICE . I aUg er IT"» SO EASY 1960 CHEVROLET 11874_ 31 tic TO PLACE A Ohio. i 12 6tc .een at 981 H-U St., •·a]·• .,·ds will be received Mr . and Mrs. H!lrold Lohse ~00" AULILT PllOOUCDIQ 2!h-Ton WANT o\D n11NISHED apanmenta. Ph. dleport. Owner moving ()ttl ISrallf.-d 111 the office of the Village · and son John were in Co]gm.. WHY PUMP sluggi!h septic WY :1-2776. After 5 p. m. pbon'e of town. Arthur Davidson. Write,,._ • o.tlet Village of Pomeroy, Ohlo bus over the weekend to attend PHONE WY 2-2157 tank. Get Klean-Em-All, ~ Heavy dut, tandmn axle, 141 WY 2-3574. ,. S I 4!tp A. c. 8R.A.DFORD I until 1 o'clock noon. Monday. Mother's Day Weekend actlvi-cu. in. motor. 800 rubber, lOtic Tank Cleaner. Landmark Ud eab, dwnp bod1 lG-ft. lllltfc --;1-,.,:-=::BleiDe, Ollie May 18, t'or the purchase by ties ath~hidao Sthatete Undnlversls'teitj Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. with tel. hoist. rooru 1 11 tfc the Village of Pomeroy, of the where t eJr ug r a _s r, 4 29 30tc Heiiflll, Te. J If · '"d t Notice ed · ud aafUrDIIbld __ ~~~tfc~~IU;t;;;,;~ill!;;;;;;t-;~, following: enn er, IS a sw en . $5000 menta. WY 2-1434 12 8 tfc Alignment Service, 1000 feet more or less, 2~ inch Activities included a Mother .. LOSE WEIGHTSafely with Dex FOR SALE (formerly Grueser 8 o d Y double jacket, 400 lb. •est. self O.ay Tea and dinner and-11 :JOllit A-DIET tablets. Only 98c at GffiSON-Kay-Harmooy RUitarB P'URNISHED aod UDfumlabecl WorkJ), 286 W. ~ain St., drying. mildew resi.stent, ca- concert of the Universjty SC1iool your drug store. and Ampllfiet'l, 24 montbl to 1958 CHEVROLET apartmeull. lnqdlre at tbe Pcmeroy, Ohio. R. H. Rickcron filler fire hGSe complete of Music by the Unlver'f~f Brasa tc pay, see or call T1ffP Jewell 5 13 25 2-Ton Ohio Hotel 9-22-tfc HARRISONVILLE _ G _ ard, Phone WY. 2-3578. rocker type couplings. ·Choir and the Unlver~~ chort,;;;:c-;7:7::::-;;::::=-:ro:==:;;;:; 1 en. Point Pleasant. W. Va., The Meigs CountY Democratic Pb.one so, Bill Wellman, Les I With ll'x7' dump bod1. vtl frame home, hardwood Wheel balaDclng, auto glass. 600 feet more or less, Jll!z us. Jennifer is a membtr. of the Morine Supp1ies br-• 1 Club will meet at the Salem wtlliamson. 10-30tf I llllln•, 800 rear tlr~tl, solid dowl15tairs, front and aae aerv ce. inch fire hose, same specifica- chorus. .f.. 11 · Center School Friday. May 15 oob. BOAT -15' ron=e:gtass, f5 H.P. porches, cellar, l-stalll ::~~~ 5 4 30tp lions as above. While in the area 'ft' alst at 7:30 p. m. All members KILL TERMITES and protect Mercury motor aod trailer. or shop, utility b1 AIR7;;;-Condl==oo"nln-;-.,- e-ra400 feet. 1 inch red rubber I visited their son and, daughter8 - - r-el-rlg $1295 will bring refreshments. The lawn and shrub1 from insecta Ready w go. CaD WY 2-M57. $3500.00. tlon service. Jack's Rerriger- booster hose complete with ~ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ; ,.Jamet with ARAB U-do--it ConceoPublic is most welcome to at· 5 13 3tc FARM HOME - 58 acreJ atlon, Letart, w. va .. Phone hole type brass ouplingK, Lohse of Hilliard. tend and meet the M e i g a trate. King Builders S u p p l y 1 black top road, plenty lfl2.3537. 4 ·20 Uc One dozen universaJ spanner! Recently, Mr. and ~SL~ 1956 CHEVROLET County randidates. Co., Middleport, Ohio. _ _A;_uto Sal.e.=•--- 1 and garden, Good 7 • wrenches. attended ceremonies Ill Mirror 2!h-Ton 51331C &2Uc house with bath, hot air Livestock Each bid must contain the Lake on the UnlverSley·!: eamp nace heating, bas~ment, full name of every person or 1 us when Jennifer was q\ltiated WANTED : Bid from reliable YOll PAY less for fme home Heavy duty tnctor, 10.21 tiJ'. 1955 PONIAC, 4 door, autommtic transmission , good tires, cellent shade, barn and PONY fOR SALE. CaU WY 2- company interested in .same into Mirrors, the Sophomotl contractor to demolish old furnishings at Baker Furnl· H, 18000 lb. 2 1peed rear _ WANT AD INFORMATION ATRUCKER'S I . ; . .. Sh @00~~ Co By RICK DU BROW Uaited Preas ln&en18tioul Wheel Ahgnmenl :=: Brake Service USED TRUCK SAYINGS Blaettnars AT Attend Events at Oh1'o State· W'th D ht .SIGN . '' .' l. ... I I Com,...._ :C],,k, emy Awarda, II to be cast on NJlC.TV, wbich Tuesday night the would go on. An spokesman aald hill cnnoldered the dlspure ter for the television OCIIdel>ty, and thet NBC nnmineeo be delighted with any aw:ardo•l they can win. TUesday's bloWUp waa an growtt. ol'what many te ~,,~~~~~ 1 observers have long re: the !!Blue of tho Emmy prizes: ,, I· ) .f ,f Pomeroy Landmark •• Next Door To Rutlend Bank O!*n D•ily Till 9 P.M. Jack W. C•rsey, M1r. WY 2·2181 t Reconditioned Merchandise. Ra· dios $9.95 up. record players, GUNS We buy, seu and trade guns. 8W Weltman, Les Williamson at Tiffin Jewelen, Phone 50, Pomt Pleasan~ W. Va. 10 11 RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE lj ~~~~~~~~~c WHEN YOU USE ABC Cleaners ••Free Storage Plan" you get •- til 1 ty lo et big '....:::au u emp c s apace In exchange for aU the room occupied by the family's winter clothing. Here's how It liN)rks. Bring ill all your 3-speed. $12.95. Tape recorder, $39 .95, Auto radios, $9.95 up, T v T. V. sets, $29.9S up. · · sets, new picture tube, $84.95 up, guitar amplifier, $59.95. Werner Radio, Middleport 5 14 3tc SRAWBERRY SEASON near . ' freezer vanety. You may " kb . t t nl Cll pic appom men y. a Nolan s In Syracuse, 6 • 8 a. ° '! 8!1:' box, 15" tlrtt, 101id t'ab, better. 1961 CHEVROLET !h-Ton truck tires, a-utomatic trans. $1395 1951 CHEVROLET 2 Ton 12 n. stab Body, 825 til'fl. Roal Solid. on Wanted To Buy Delivery. A.B.C. Cleaners and IJSF.D-Portablf!Ceffienf Rlixer. Shirl Laundry. Mason, W. Va. Good condiUon. Phone ChestSP 3-5543 . 4 3 90tc er, Ohio. 985-2273. j I I ' I CARRIER NEEDED RUTLAND APPLY ------------~5123~ Farm M•chinary .............. ride .... porion> ... 1952 CHEVROLET Y.o Ton Pickup -.,.~~~u · ~ \!:!l:J. POMEROY tl MOTOR co.· Pomeroy,O. B. - Slreel, Po• "tiel Help Wanted • "Min .loneo, I wlah ,.u'd ltam not to~ 18tton. exutly 1he way I dictate u-1• 5:1111 Community NeWI &:05 World, National News 5' 15 Spotlight on Sports ) 5:25 Weather , 5:30 Dinner Muskale 6:00 &.10set Blvd. oa 7:oo Silo SATURDAY 6:15 Sign On 6: 15 Musical Clock §iijjinum!ty News Town 55 Masou County Nt·w!J \ l If Patpily Worsbip Hour 10 15 Pu~Uc Service 30 !.,1~1 I 55 ll'arld News I , oo Morning Melodlu BOB BAILEY • COMMITTEEMAN !;,':'=~g) 1~-45 World Newa I 5li Masoll Coonty News 00 Community Newo 12 O!i Loclll Newo t.:C 10 Markets 1~, 15 Mid Day Weather 12 20 Evana )lulletln Board 1# 2S, Newa 0 Grams 12 30 ,\lnculture AJenl 12 4$ .Country Go Roond Beat Country Go Roond Newo Beat Le!'l Tile 1 Brellll Beat ~th Daoo Pd. Pol. AdY. ~ 1 Hour Cleaning Alterln1 •nd RtPIIrlftl 'Nawo Zlp~n I 0 lbs. Ory Cloanlng $2.00 WANED A ONCE: Dealer to DISCOUNTSsell consumers everyd.ay house I PICKUP & DILIVIRY hold necessltiea under our tory - to - yoo plan, in Porn· ABC CLEANERS eroy and Middleport. . & SHIRT LAUNDRY based on sales. Write R • ns-.5543 Maton. w. Va. pert, m. leigh Dept. IO.o,rllramrt JO.Ifani>T ... ,. 'leral · YeJ7 ·lean Sal- ' b "' 'ronl ek>o .ard ""'P'Y-,.- this...,.,.. a. 8inaie A~Qr~t•Gaw. CCiY IQ y Z•OBIBTOW Ck ZYBOD Green Gables, S. R. 7. .--;;a;;t;;L&...:.13 3(jo ) ' ftao. 'nlot om. t.ion, lo SB Y VOQ.lrxr dintho a&YJWBQD UO Sports Tnday 8: U Weather Picture H8 8:55 1:00 9:30 Mualcal Clock New! MUSk:ai Clock Song & Story Tlmt WMPO Radio nas MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 6o00 Slgu on Newa 1:05 Country Muoio 'llmo 6o20 Cnuntr:- Jamboreo 6o05 Sacred Hearl 1:2V Country Jamboree 6o30 Farm News U.i Pat Buttram, M·W·F M; Meigs Ct /o6. Ell 6:35 John Harmo 1:46 Coontry Erpre11 7:05 Breakfast Party the ... !hi. lon- w. 11:15 Joneo Bnlck Sbow 10:15 Tho Good IJit 7:00 NeWll 10:35 Music ID Tha Air 7:05 Breakfaal Party 10:4!1 Under Ohio Skies 7:30 NOWI 10:45 Tbll II Music U5 Plckew: Rardwart 11:05 Top Ten Show (Tues.-Tbura.) 11:35 Top Ten Show (DoHons) 7:50 New! Report 12 :00 Noon Newa I cOO Breakfast Party 1.1: I& Musical IDterlude loll Bright Sllr Sbow-Timn. 12:3G ReY. Merlin 'feell 1:1111 Platter Part)l l o30 Van Patrick Sporto 8:41 Bam Fumltur..Wed-ll'rl 1:00 Sundown Serenade t:Si OpeD Bouao 1:1111 Sign 00 t :oo Newa 1:05 Collet Wltb Janel SliNIJAY 9:45 Betty Newton 7,10 Sign On lOcOS Ministerial Assoc. 7:35 Army Hour 10' 20 Country lloo Down Ui llernld ol Truth z;ie. Ed- a.. !uo ~ii START THIS GPRINQ~~ 1-lOWD A MAVBE THAT GABBY CITY 1<\0 Ll Kli "{gy !(NoW WHEN's TH' l«lRD .P SI4UCI<S, PI.AtiTIN' TIME ~ J l WASN'T ALWAv_:;; A CITY kiD} IUO Special Community Progralll! 12:00 News Roundup 12 :2G Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams IUO Saturday Maunee 1:55 News Beat 2o00 Salllrday Mallnee Ul News Beat uo Saturday Matinee 3:55 Newo Beat 4:00 Dlscln~ witb Doss 4o30 Top Teoo Revue 5·00 New• SUD'lDlaf'1 5 15 Dinner Mllllcole 7o00 Sigo Off ll.lb A.S.C. ProJ1'8111-I"rl 11.15 Family Woranlp--Thurs. II '35 Farm Bureau ll:f!o Tiny's Country ilymDs 1.1o00 Noon Report 1.1:15 Muoic Just For You 10o00 !Ool!O II ,00 1.1:1111 12olb L1o:lll Volco o1 Prophecy Wub. Reporlt lEI People Country 11ymn Time Noon Ne... Tho Seerch ReY, Merlin Teell ' IYI ,.,_ ~~~­ .u.. fel, ,I]a ABBIE ANO SLATI Jo !it" 'ill, ael lv R . ~ERIIRN VANBUREN .. nlo '01. er, 12:lll Goessler'a Guest Star-Fri 1:00 Billy Graham 12 :30 Music Just For You ! cOO Pt.tter Party t : l~ BlaettDar Show-Tues. 4:30 Loclll Newo 4:54 Bowling Scoreo &cOO Sundown Serenad& SoW 81811 Of! SATURDAY 6:00 On· 1:35 I.utberau Hour Z:OO Tho Cburdl AI ~orlt 2: U Tbe NaVJ Swillgs Z:35 3:00 3:86 1:00 US SeliG Tho Bil Ue Tbe Quiet Sour Sunday Showcase Baptist La)'IIUm's Hour World In Review 00 I liD :ho !lao WINNf' WfNICLI! WH EN HE UP TONIGHT 5-HED OOME U6f-IT ON THE. ---- eJTUATION . WINN IE .Ar.:E YOU C' 'T OF YOUR MIND? WHAT MAI<..E:S "YOU THI\iK H~' L L SHOW UP FOR INORK. ANY ,;,•,QQE? or YEA'-1 ! BY TUiS Ttr-.:,E: ...:!:, MAY BE OUT OF- "111~ STAT:; ... AND U~ 1 NG ANOTHEI? AUA5l TH.•H NAME .. . WENDLE WELI.WORTH... ALWAYS SOUNDED P'-I()NEY ID ME! or ... ,.. w. lit Ill r ...- :el .. .. . 71tl!lc l1o of L 0 . llll!COJ", AaetiOIIHI' THE DAILY SENTINEL re4 Viilish. I h, foE A13LE TO 111 £8ot Millo _ . , ~d • li.'OSJN GAVE MI; 9:45 Family Worship Hour 10:00 News IO:OS High School Bit Parade 11:05 Swap Shop 8:35 Bour of Deliverance 10:$$ News 11,15 Country Driften M· W Uo Wingo of Baallni II :00 Army Ttma ll:lb Mason CL Agr. JCD.Tue 9:30 Blblt Speak• to You OIIE-840-728,s ~41~~~~~~~~::=~~=: of age. Has to have neat pearance. Experience not e'ISary. Apply ln pen;on, oast -3-57 Y..eet6Q .. OW ...... A ROell D IWWJG 1M' tm1 BUD TJl&Jr l"llLL BLOWN-JOHN LYLY Cl 11M. Kill J'eatw-u SJaGlc&w,. bo. Profeulonal Dry Cloonlng ond Shirt Laundry Pack-. and ·--lMe-.. ., ··:=... ... -18.DID4 JI.Vfatlllt.l AGOBY.-I'Y8AD lllo- WY Wl'lt ... =:. oroy• ...,_ WYNMI. For Rent Insurance -- au...- UVNVZlY I wish to thank the voters of Chester South Precinct for their support in tht ·· Primary Election. AU kinds roof work, able price!. By job or bour. Phone VI 3-2700. ,_ QCX muopnbWty Open Till 8 PM DISK HARROW, grain binder, good shape. Pearl Parker, highway 7, three miles east of Chester. 5-J.2..3tp ne RIIIDIII" Wll'ld Slandard Gt C.mpad .....,._......""' ...... A Ia uaed trophiel the leDatb. and bmatJoa lito. letters, apoe.. &:ach da'y the oode latt.all .,.. u.:!t.u. w,cdl are all hint&. 7:45 Tbe LUelllle BoliO Obio Valley Newt U6 World, NaUooal News 500.00. Phone WY :Z..2853. power steering, power brakes, - - - - - - - - ' 5_14 3tp radio and extras. 910 Broadway, Middleport. Call WY 2Business Services 52811. 4 29 tfc PAINTING outside and lnakle. """"'pool. LOJI'8r.IIILLOW 111 tor the tbne L'.. X for the two 0' · MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER i!h, automatic transmission, 16, 17, eu.bJOD 18,Ch!- • ...,. SmaD ear OCODOIIIJ .IDd 1.,---;:-- $395 - b Free. Pa.v Nex1 Pall Can finance at 4 per cent. Pnced for quhi: sale. lnqulre Pearl W. William!, Rt. 1, Rut· It Ohio Hotel 10 18 Ue 1!~,.:;;·~ 1 land. Ohio, Phone, residence FOR SALE - House. 6 rooms WY 2-6821, business WY 2and bath. fruit cellar. fth and •&Uorv U . Arablo One letter KENNETH McELHINNY 2316. 5 U 3tp Elm St., Racine. Phone WI 11951 OLDSMOBILE. can WY 2- t-31175. lnqul..., at Earl's Bar6182. 4 28 tc ber Shop. 5-IH!tc 8~ ·ft. Stepside. Loeal owner, low mi.le.aee, beige finish. de· 1962 PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door acre farm, two luxe seat, heater, deluxe cab, hardtop, catalina, blue tradors, discs and plows, regular rates, with free moth 5 14 3te SoiJd Cab. Radio, proofing and hang them up LIVE BAIT 24 hour aelf servfor storage ln sealed cedar- ice crawl~rs minnows red $199 b:ed bags and when you are wo;ms, avaiiable 24 'hours. ready for them, next fall, call File's Trading Post below us or let our routeman know High School Roote 7 MiddleSAVE and they will be handed to port ' '5 7 12tc you cleaner. brighter. and ==·========•II NOWI newer. Remeber the storage N.l ; $1295 m. and after 4 p. m. S 14 30te winter clotheg or call U!l for SIX PURE bred Hereford yearpick-up and we wiD "Profes- ling heifers . Ernest A. Winaionally" dry cleao them at gett. Hadne, Ohio. I miles, $1200.00, 1962 Studrbak· er, L"'k V~26,0011 mileo, II'OR SALE- Middleport'• tall$1200.00, 1962 Studebaker, Lark est bulldlni, loc8led lii:l c~:I!!:;~·-;;-:~;~7~=~; v~ 33.000 miles, $1200.00. Second Street, MiddleporL I~ U.Sfplot Di\ILy Cf11Rlrll!'lf:'li'OQUO'.I'I!I - lhn't llow t. worl< It• AX"f'DLIIA.&Xa • WHY PAY MOID I 1961 GMC %Ton s. I.-by THANKS! NEW ll-14-15 IN. TUBES .. $1J9 tax Included Ope n 7 days each week 8 a.m. to 9 p.m . wuz 1. WladJ!w \ I Sabre Garden Tillers 97.88 22" Power Mowen 44.97 17 cu. ft. Freeun, now $199 l THOUGHT DOWJr i f. N'PG8II ... ...._ .......... ... -. ._ 1 t- _ ·.......... DAILY m. 1-- ' FER A MINLITE -~ l'lwM. 3t I r 41.0..... .. I ' course, 00 re.flecUon 011 tbe ~·u!Jllal miliD•tln&' of nomineel OliCeUence ol IOIIIEI ol the en- and catqorlett." lr.,.__..cept that video lllelf . . Jlele"NNd axlt', rpicer 5--speed tranJ., radio and new battery. Mr.s. built:lings. $6500.00. 3618. 2 4- tfc and must be accompanied by a Women's hooorary at Ohio State farm buildings, house, etc., tore in Middleport. Ob1o. 34a cu. ln . motor. Grace Oiler, Syracuse, Ohio, payment $2000.00, balllnce FOR SALE: 2 nies 1 mule 2 certiflfed check in the amount University. Less th~n two JMlF and _level land. Also bid on 4 11 tfc 14 3 5 iJ'Y 2--62.11-f:. rent f h pol M •1 ' of $100 00 as a gu:;rantee that cent of sophomore gtrlt are tap.. tc bulldmg ~ new 2000 ~q. fl. LUMP COAL. Dellver or p~ck · res cows or ene 1rae 1· . . . A"$599 . 1951 CHEVROLET good ruMing I ~ARM 180 acreB 7% "II 't d f II if the b1d IS accepted such ped for Mirrors and are o;.uu~l all electric home , barn , etc. I H Goe le~ a--• 1 1r or w1 rae or a sma · · II :. . S Sta'· up yourse . g u• nc&~UY" condition, $100. WI 9-2lll. oorth of Pome.roy. Property tr eta Pho WY 2 2853 check will be returned upon his on the basiS _of activ t e.s,.pall" How~ ...d H1ckel, 82 8 o. 1.0:, M' Co p St M'ddl rt I . 1 a ., age ., 1 tlepo 5 13 3tp mostly well fenced, good soil, a r. · ne proper execution of said con-1 es, and serv1ce to the univellH emet, Ca rr 1963 CHEVROLET 1 orma. 5 14 11 1 ttc =:;-;;=~-==:::-;:-:o::-;;-:: plenty pastun. 9 room house, P tract. stty, ' 5 9 61c Corvair Panel 1957 FORD, custom 2 dr. 6 cyl1 The right Is reserved by the cellar basemeut, barn, garage Sandy's Beauty Salon, featuring Try DIADEX tablets. Formerlnder, St.ndard trasnmission, and other bui1.,_ · Appearance and perfonnanee UUlgs• ., ..,., 001100 . • ___L=.:ella Notlce.~-'"llllage of Pomeroy to reject .... PER PA_..,.~··. 1" ReslJStJc products . Open e\'- lv OEX-A-DIET, new name, of new trut:k. Bei&e fini sh, W.S.W., R&:H, perfect condi· Ul' 1 de d ·"~'" same formula. Only 98c. Stark ! Owner w me u tractor an any or all bids. For each !00 paUen•Ia. Jt ' eniugs by appointment. 265 &ood tiret, heater. tlon. $585.00. Phnne 9115-2212. 112 5000 Y Drugs. 4 29 12tp (Chester). 5 1.f: 6tp equipment at ' ·· Edna F. Schoenleb, short term general bosPi l N. Second St., Middleport, - -· • C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Clerk of Council (one which admits patlerill ~ Ohio. Owner, Sandra Ben- SINGER Sewing machines, $1795 48 ton GMC van truck, '61 mot- BOX t29 PHONE WY z...3S3I · nett. Pomeroy WY 2-5269. new, $59.50 up. Several used or. excellent tires. Would Village of Pomeroy Iall types of illnesses), 161 5 1~ Mason 773-5263. machines at bargain prices. make excellent camper. cau / (5) 7, 14, 2tc pJoyeea are required. 1962 CHEVROLET The r-'abric Shop. Singer Sales 4 28 30tp Culligan Soft Water, WY 2- "ro"R""'s"A"L"'E"'o~l;:n~h::e::art~oi:;-;Ra;::c:;::lne !h·Ton Panel AU=TI"I"M"'o=o= n"'.E""'In_s_u-ra-n-cce---;b=een and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6903. 5 13 8tc out of hlgb water. Modern 8 ;;: .. o· ...:o ..:WY 2-2284. 4 21 tfc cancelled? •..ost your opera· V8 en-gine, automatic tnn1. 1962 Valiant 2 door hardtop, rooms,'· 2 tlled baths. large Radio, new tires. Red finish. tor'• licenae? CaD WY Z..Z!I66. bucket seals, seat belts, radio closets, utilities. garage, barn. ~~~~~~~ Get Acuainted Offer Look~ aDd runt like new. 115tfc 1 and hester. $1495.00. Call close to schooL Free 6'1 =.:t.i.. ~·~-~ . -~..~~ Re<lppod Tiro S•l•I ... To My Many Friends ville 667-3756. · 5 13 3tc acres. Suitable for ·;,: $1695 Wbile they last For Your Support In The - - - lots. Mn. Tyree Pickens, Ph. ALL SIZE 1982 FALCON 2 door, 16,0011 WI 9-3492. 4 3 lie May 5th Primary. PASSENGER TIRES .. $7.90 ·' rI MMdt ... f.·; I I if" <l04 14• .hMWklf That, though In the past Cuelt/0 /illlilf .l.• thor the~~t~ol se&SQI'IS the awards have inr.reased attention to worthy publiC aflain his ~t~ork's withdrawal " of much of the system ot recogmhon of _the awards as tions, selections and prt!sently constituted." .ing is shot full of holes M of fuesday night, the CBS kum. ~ " entertainment department bad Meanwhile, one feDDW n,ot decldetl publicly whether to will Inherit much of the me.. JOin ita news division In the Rnd Serllng, wbo baa been .=__:_____ ! vision's equivalent of oiiiCfo4 lbo DOW pmldost It lite-,.,...... U.. lf1 lllolr fbdD, )'elevlllon Ac..temy. He \IN olon in the 'oyotem with been Jdenllfletl 11th CBS-TV lor bunk. '1'1111 til,..., fw lniiiDce, and may 10111 reel u before the Ille3 EliiDIJ' Awordl,' Ill II Ill Tho Twilight sug1eoteot thet the 1111 qulllloll Wll "who CI1W and tbat Many writers and lnduolry!teo "the IIOIIIlDIIlonl ore ,...,.lilly have CIWIIlellted on the trivial .....mg~ 811 aDd lrequenUy atatuo ot the Emmya, wbicl, II, cmtemptlble" lnd Include the 'II boycott. The Emmy show, HOLLYWOOD !UP!) - The llllUn)' Award.<, achednled to be lele<'ut May 15, todly faced a wide-open revolt following a withdrawal of recogniUon by one nelwork aDd a boycott by the news department of anoth· er. The <ebellion was oparked Tuesday by Fred Friendly, the new president of CBS uewa IDd 4or years the boss of the "CBS J.leports" series, He branded lhe awardJ !jY''unproleBoionol, unrealistic ~d Wlfalr 11 and said his diviSion wnnid .;.t partieipate Jn tbe eeremooes. Lat-. er in lbe day, Thomas Moore, president of ABC.TY announced 1 ' , • (f) . . (J.) 7, lf - 11 3M ll't • Silf CI.IANING . I ,..,,,., Whit• ~~~ C9lor1 loot i NOW AT ··· ' ' .. ·~·· ..... $6.94 gal. .• l1o BEN CAS!!\' \ B\' NEilL ADAMI r ho b •lti !. '~ P'OR SALE: 1 used 8 fiat clar- ASHLAND Stetion, Middleport ""==....--=~=--;= Inet in scellent c-ondition. Ohio. Coli IVY 2-21116 or WY 2· MODEI!l'i 4 room and bath lurnisherl apartment. Phoae Call WI f.322ll after 4 p.m. 3IG'I at nighl i l 6tc i lJ SIE: WY :1-11'14. I 12 lie ~:t .' ' ~~ ,, ' " • Cl ,. I ,. .' ·.•I �'· . 0 ut .'Secret ' ca k e .R ec1ne r ~lo. " By lieu,.. Joaeo en "Mrs. • Small oown• <orne in for their Mrs. Sc&UJiio P'\R'WiDnlng ,.. oohare <i jokes an~ jibes by dpe of Fresh, ,\pple Cake wtth l edia but tbev have some Sterling Sauce rrllght make home nS:tons not . the least of m&kers the qu~ of their houseoowhiJ:' Is an abu«iall<'e of ~ood Ihold ff nol the entire neighbor· k . 1 kno•• some ladl·es who ,hood (if it gets that far l. For coo ' . 10 M'ddl 1 " pori fr om larg:er some cooks their prize recipes ' north that re- 1 ' are more seen~ 1 than .the H<ome communities up b ~ ror the [ine dinners 1Bomb. Here, however, ts Mrs. . I ,' ' 1 l ! ' ') ' .' 1~ cupt Wesson Otl,! c.·ups sugar. ~ eggs, % tsp. vanilla, 3 eu 1 nour, ~ lip. ialt, 1 tsp. so:a, 1 llip. cinnamon, 3 cups fresh appleR (<!ooking variety) and 1 cup cbopped nuu. Beat Scall)'. F'ourth·Ave. tht' ll lle 01 11 sugar and egga well. Add Mrs. Midd l.l:'p<lrt " In th;, 1964 , ~a~illa. noulsalt. soda , f'innaMrs_ Amertra con lest. 1h: mon and beat. Stir In cbpped If' . . ffit!D Wl"f t" JUdg~ on . ~.e tr wo: re ap Irs and nuts. Bake In 350 cipt>s, bomemakmg ab•ltUe-s and d p ovt>n for 50-60 minute!l pleasing pttrsona llt• es . Mrs. Ruy - . fgree eased tube pa.n. j8atter mond Slumka. ToiE'do, was eho:::;- 1 1 ~. 1~"~ thick 1 S ' uce · 1,:, cup bill· SLt-rllng b8 · 3 egg lt> r. 1 c~p t rown:s s:;;' 'whites )'Oiks, e_a tm ; lnt whl 1 "'' . ' 'I •. !,, l !. TONIGHT & FRIDAY "SOOOM AND GOMORRAH" Stewart Gr anger, PtN Angeli (Col on M.ly 16 Saturday " SHOWDOWN " Aud ie Mu rph.~- :~ n d Killhlefn Cr u wlt'y - an d- ''DRUMS oF AFRICA" W•th Fra nk1 e A\·a!on .1111d Mariellt> Jh rl (ln Colo r) I ~atl:'n stiff. •Crnd "' bpuller an~ pmg cream . earn lhirk syrup.) Cool AROUND•TOWN fold in the whipped cream just Hope you didn't mlsa the brfflre serving. beautiful display of azaleas at Now. there you have it. the Dav~ Farmer home on 5thTOUR OF A HOME IAv. The plants were filled with Tonk a tour recently of the blooms In shades of red, · • new Hobert Coat<; home re- lila<·. Art Skinner is tak.ing cenllv ~ nd admired the view out· care of tbe bushes and Is . .'· ide~~ wt>\1 as inside. The house more plants tacit year. ThIS or rl:'d bri ck in a classic colonial must have been a good year for design, overlooks the Ohio Hiv- bloomng plants. t'r ~ nd the Wf'sl Virginia hills . THE PINK DOGWOOD in i Cedric Clark yard was beautiful 1 as was the one at the home on RuUand St., whch also boasts what may possibly be the , oldest magnolia tcee ln the U.S., snce it si older than '"the one in the SoutltYOUNG MATRONS OF Mid· dleport were out doing their . triotie duty at the May ~=:::.::::::: ::::::::.:::..;;:;;:.,::..,:;.:_;;_...;:;_.--, CANVAS OXFORDS 1 1 1 $1.99,, •LIGHT BLUE i, ' •WHITE CUSHION IN SOLES Boys' Men's & Boys' BASKETBALL OXFORDS WHITE White CANVAS LOAFERS Sl99 pr. Sizes 2V2 to Big 11 Cushion Insoles '" ' l ·r i~ 'l ' . I' I' ~~~ Cushion Insoles Si'" 2'h to Big ll ROUSH'S SHOE ~TORE Middleport No. Second bno!b=:J; ·~ ZU'weetend ·' I Dale M~ is chatrman or the annual Days" Mar 2'.l and 28 opD<nso•r· Mrs. e<! by the Feeney-Bennett American Legion Auxiliary. ""'' 11 Albert Roush is president of Out of'loWII vllllorl with - - · Smllb and Mlao ~uwaa VaDCool!ey Su._,y ·were .Vet'non Moore. 'Mn. S.WldertandchUdren.andMrll. ·-"' o ~ G-••kett ol Mr. and Mn. Weekend Roborl ~JPe~~t. Mother's w. ami Univ:eralty, Oxford, .. . . ... 1011 • ~anddinner tl o1 Mr RaYlO Y f!Ueo ~--....; Mrs Richard vmw..,..,.• wtre ~- s.tha Hobstetter ' VOL XVI II Italy this Spring and Summer, father from Columbwo via New she for the first lime, Frank Vorlo by air bound for M II an. for the IOCOlld. Their fiying lime wW 10p11t1 nine Frank again will see the place boors. of bls birth (Trieste). From Mflan they wW take a WASHINGTON - T1oe John- The children of Mr. and Mn. train lo Pescla, once lbe home 10n odmlnlltroUoa, eyeiagG :::uido:::._G::iro:=louru=·:.·_1::1:.5_V:.al::e-:.•::~~lo::wn:::..<i::.:Mn=:_·::G::Iro::lomf=::.·_ _ approa~ ouw negollllllono, At the same time, 1t views 11 pretty remote and would not .... JUidepoot flgure••for &ionary bargaining. NATIONAL ' '! ' to race, suggested Guam Oakland, Calif., and added, ' use one engine." the Negroes · ootorted Mrs. Mock described Mrs. rocks ond tbe soldiers a Long Beach, Calli.• tas lll;ad;' and fired tear gas , as "a poor loser."' from a converted fiametbrower. Mrs. Smith left Oakland two Tbe NeRJ'Otl ran. days before Mrs. Mock left eo. lumbus and she returned to NEW YORK _ Co I A California Wednelday iD ber . a g e twin-engme plane. mas•ztne · aaid 'Ibursday that Time Dlffertnce prO!pOCr. for the soli coal In· Mrs. Smith took more tban du.atry 1a. the next decade are three weeka to ny the Guarnthe brtabtett In IO<elll years. Oakland leg of ber globe-<lr· Output of U. S. mlneo wao es- cUng filch!, willie Mrs. MOCK Umated to lnerelJO be~ . 1114de It In 11M ·th.. o week. · marllal Iiw. Soldiers bamd Uoe Negr..;, and about 75 ed ordera to disperse. But 25 '. week when th.ey ~ok on the paring and servmg of their Sizt-s 2 to 6. Only 89c Don't be satisfied any longer with ready-made draperies that ·ualmost fit." Brighten your wmdows and wal!B with quality draperies made to your EX· Ar:f MEASURE .. . . EXACT WIDTH EXAr:f LENGTH AND LOW, LOW PRICES TO FIT ANY BUDGET Compare thlo chart and see how little It costs to Jive your rooms 1 new, fresh appearance. • , I . . . I , . 1, I I ,.,1, ,Wl~tll ...,. IW~~hl ,..... I I...... Palr. l ar :t WIIIUII PINIIHID LINO"''H "' ~ .,.. f'IHh 49" 7S"· n•·· ''" Up 1o Ill! ·I 8.118 1 18.44 -84 to 1•10.9~ 1 ,.:43 82 ~ . llQ .I H.IM 117.91 t1 w toa 1 tus 1 26.80 ot : I 17.92 1 zuo I 23.88 1'27.88 2V.. Wlllth1 ,.lir :1 :IV..' Wltltht · Wldtt'll , ... 1..... ' , ...,,... 91"· 111" l:tl"· 144" 141''· IN" I 22.40 I 26.88 I 2ua I 32.88 I 29.88 I 11.1.82 I aua I 41.79 I' aue 1·38.34 I 41.70_ I 48.78 Longer lengths and wider ~dths. avaUable. 31 dlf· ferent items to choose from on this pnce range. AI low as .1.99 'per yd. Custom Labor Incl. ONCE-A-YEAR SAVINGS EVENT auo·timet I ..... MEIGS THEATRE Shlft Top ---- 1.99 POMnOY, OHIO specta s Si:r:es 9 mo. to 24 mo Short Sth --- - 1.99 TONIGHT Si:r.ea 9 mo. to 24 mo NOT OPEN PRIDAY thru TUESDAY Mar 15-19 11 LAWRiiNCI OP ARABIA" (Teeblllc!olor) Peter O'Toole, Alee GuiiUleta Antbony QulDn. Omar Shirlf. Jack Hawlrina.L Joae Ferrer. Artbur KeuneUT.- and Claude Rain•. A Sam SptegelDavtd Lean oroduetlon . . . . . tbeir ftnt alnce '"l'be River .Kwat." , Runal.1 time: I Rn. 45 - · ecomer wei,1btlnt for even han1tna: • Double folded top beadine wltb permanent ttiffe.~lna: • Custom pleaUna: '· "·"~ eGenerous double bclttom hetn1 eBUnd atitcbinc "'. Ji>lgazlne •'!!.,. P'J'iaf~ . <"'Il by lti'S,'U . "llo· blglnt alone the aide be~ • ~any Choose from a brilliant color assortment of eNovelty Weaves State Will DoAwaywith Girls'BIS . BRING IN Y:OuR MEASUREMENTS WE'LL DO THE REST 1. Measure the width of vour rod or width ol distance where rod Is .. be pla<ed. (FiJ. A) • 1. Measure length from top of rod &o lenl(th desired (Fie. B) ' ... ' ' COTTON ROBES N past.: Easy care cottoDJ, In checks, dots, prln~~~ solid colon. Siles 10 to 18 and small, ......,u!"• · . $3,95 larce. condition at PlWll- •'f · .for.tht most lntfuojle·flt Mr SlleU Bioqset . 2.95, ,3:95 Extr~ DUCHESS for tone. fulllep In lizel 91>!1 to<11 Slilet-82 to 38 Jamalw ' ......... 2,95 · Surferl............ 8.95 Slackl ....... 2.95, S.95 MODITE for aver... leao In sizes 8'h to U . .'< LH• Cirpet .M•n wm Be With Us FrJday, .MaY 15th, In the C..:.,.. ·On Tht ~nd ~ ~ .Ccime In ,•nd Mr; Michaels From ..... ·, '' .~~ 0.~orlneoda1 ot 1:· .:·~~·~ .j!llll4ren·must .'be lix ~~ Q14. prior 1o September Jui~!iid mazt heve Jamalcu ..•.. 1.95, 2.95 Surfers .. 1.95, 2.95, 3.95 Slacks ....... 2.95, 3.95 Perts .••••••••. : .. S.9D BIOWIII • , • • • • 1.95, 2.95 sldrll .. . . . .. us; 5.96 ' shm legs BREV tor short, in sizes 8 to lO'Iz ~- day for all chD· .·; ~ iltlt!J'IIIi lbe On& llflda ;~jo# ~r,il ..,.. lfortllonvllle . )llsses' Sileo 8 to 18 and Seomleu llylea. Enjoy Uoe fluent Itt of Belle·Sharmoer · LEGSIZE stockinss ot' opecial ule pric.._, from he~ and chest .. ·Ann. 00DCed D~:\(,. ·Sportswear s... on Belle·Sharmw Selfiled ant Valley Hospital suffering Registration Summer In Style •em Wash and Wear With Mix 'em or Match LE&SIZI! STOCKIN$5 St•rts Friclloy M•y 15th Mra.. --tior..xt wholhMrs. Smitb bad chosen to lhould :~ in tbe sale of more miles to avoid long, Iteam cool Jfii electrk utility 1~~::.rowo dlsl.onces over open power plantl. This market 1, 1hould r1.. w ISO milUon toos "That fl undoobledly t he In 197& - e d with 2011 ridiculous and absurd lloo laat year, Coal Age said. I have evP.!r heard a licensed pilot," snapped P1'1TSBURGH - Unless t h e Smith iD Oakland. She clvU rl&ht. biQ ~ pall5ed, the her 27,5IJII.mlle flight, Unitd Slateo faceo the "danI'm quite confident Mn. COLUMBUS (UP!) -The ger o4 aa UIIC!Olltrolled revolu· is unfamiliar with, fol· stale Is planning to do away tioo by Negroeo," Sen. Jacob the exact route taken fy with lbe Girls' Industrial School K. Javlll, 11-N.Y. oald Thurs· Earhart In 1937. (GIS) at Delaware by ~lacing day night. Mrs. Mock, who said her the inmates 1n private instltu"The cumnt struggle over was aimed at proving tlons. the clvll ri&hts bUI 15 one of rell.obfUty of Ugh! planes, Chelrman Wayne Fogle o1 the frustration, U the Senate doe! said sbe felt "Mro. Smlth'J Ohio Vuulh Commlssloo said aut stop talking, there wtQ be fill[ht has hurt aviation by con- Thursday the fii'OIIP bu beln DC voting," Javits saia In an tinuously sputUgbting the mal- j'thb1tlng along these lines ever 1ddress at tbe Duqueane Uni- functions of her equipment. since tne commission came Into oenlty School <i Law'• 13th being last Oct. 12." ll!lDual alumni reunion. WbetiJ. Paugh Recoverinu Gov. Ja- A. Rhodes bas • the nauoo face.. a controQed · • " strongly crt!ldzed lbo ·lacl< a1 or UD<:ODtrolled nvohoUon hing· From Auto Accident proper rebabfUbltlon facllltleio ts on lbe clvU rights bill, 1 he PLEASANT - J. C. and penonnel and ...,..,... N•w York llepubllean said. 511, Mason, fo listed In cosl.o of CMing for lbe IIIII In- eFibreclu eNet Sheer eDlcron Bat11te eAntlque Satins eSilll: Noile eD.e.masll: 83 Pomeroy High Seniors To Win Diplomas May 22nd erettSt fabrics: ~tart personal Legsize! Bloomer Short lr: our custom-Made Draperies have all lh81e, Quality features and more: WOMEN'S _.......,,ecl.}'Wr- Girls' 2 Pc. Sets COLUMBUS (UP!) - The two women to fly solo Iar~;..,d the world have become engaged In a long-dlstanee dt,. G~IA~~Dil:MICN Ipute over who was the first to ~ad to re:wrt to tear gat. for the do lt. second time ln four days Th<on-1 day night to break up a crowd Mrs. Jerrie Mock of Columof rock-throwing Negroes bus, who became the first <;ambridge, Md. woman to fly alone arolind tbe There were no apparent in- world. April 17 when sbe landed juries during ·the incUtent whicb her smgle-engine plane to end begaJt When 100 Negroes at- a 29-day OJght, accepted a ~a)­ tempted to march on the white len~e by Mrs. Joan Memam 1ection ot the racially tense to have • race. flshii)R tow;n 1 unci~ liml&ed The Ohioan said she would be ; ' election this year.- handing they can communicate, share. :bills and urging people to vote. and enter into fellowship 1 T MASONS d 1 one another. GOd also made : MID~LEPOR different so that they can the ladtes of Evangeline find enrichment through Ul e of otl'tert. . ter' OES, a good deed t h I cotton short slPeve shirtll. FUSSing • ·over ~!at~~tt ~~lbe~=-!~1 Who Did It " a monologue by fAS+HON! (See Page 3) ,( ·Explorer Scouts Plan Canoe Race' Little Peli)' Glrolamt, I, and Pomeroy, Will go -ately, ehanceo of priee cuts for auws James Will a1 an , and Mrs. Phil as a woman from India, and probles In Individual way, .Points: II made suggested God m a d e each alike in some ways. so The Shellie Boice missionary -. ' ------ ~ her brother, Frank, II, will vis· Peli)' leaving Sunday wltb her Group singing of ''Close 1 POMEROY-1,\)DDLEPORT, OHIO Hospital Week Is Observed in·.. Melg$ County f - ~" • ~~..... lot<nase Women Flyers 1n car prices. ' . ·" Giro/ami Family to Begin Visit to Italy on Sunday by Mrs. Herbert Dilmn Sh ef/' B ·ce Missionary G Meefs NO. 26 SAVE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT I . ELB.ERFELDS IN POMEROY wh() had for her toRi(', "To neighbor throup· the God," taken f~ RoimallS A discussion folJowed a n d prayer by Mlas Elizabeth Davis ! nual Motlter • Daughter bllllquet. concluded the devotions. 1Gerllal Jack Becht~ and hi · Mrs: Nemzel Smtth, Prest· I crew of cooks received b conduded the business 1 praise from the ladlel ro: and reports were given. 1 delicious steak dln~er wtth 01 A cookibution of flO was made the trimmings. Thtl waa o to U!! Bible School fund. time when the women could walk Th . '···• .th th '""''"" d e meeting c~ WI e Iout a~ " Leave the dIau~ an benediction by Mrs. Thoma• they dJd with ~usto. We hope Bentz after which refreshments I the men make tt an annual pr~ were ' serv ed by the •··•-· 1o INI!Ko:~ jec~EATR METHODIST Church 10 member• and olx children. I is coming along. Its remodeling project with the kltct1en c:ompleled •nd beautiful and down· 1e 01 stairs dining room "almost fonished The. upslalrs ladies' lounge has fOU p • .,' ,_,_, "• r .. ,.,,,... lJf rite • .,...,_ .4rea • In Friday, May 15th (9 to 5)- Saturday, May 16th (9·to 9J .... • entt her Rose ffill home. The meetillg opened Mth SWIM SUITS ., with spent the weekend mother, Mn. Stella EUB chureh Tuesday ev••ni•>g Tots, Girls, Ladies OPPOStn LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY ·-r;:t val . WSWS Group Studies Nature Of N • hb elg orr only powder room around w~th group of the Great Bend Baptist an expensive stained glass wm· Church met last Thursday afterdow! Rev. Dowson and hi noon in Mary Woocl'• home. crew of helpers bave put Wilma Sayre, president, presidmany hours of work on the ed. Devotions, "Are We Alive'!" ject, with help from the the scripture, John 10:7-11 the painting and other tasks. were read by Wibelll i Rev. Dowson e~identJy takes Ruth Wolfe had charge I iously the scnpture verse, .. the program "How Shall They ye doers and not hearers only. f Know the Way?" whlcb was I See our new 1964 WELL, THE S~ORS are. of play on foreign mission theme. Sw im Suit s in un6 on their annual trJ.P to V.:ashmg- Eleven hospital ahlrtl and 2 piPr e ~ 1)·les . ton and ~ew Y?rk w~th the been completed and handed Smar1 est co lors to World'::. Fa1r on th1s. year 5 agen- at this meeting to be donated choosl' fro m. da. A lot of happy kJds ~nd Ured use 1n the local ttoapltals. l ltr;;.lhers,, but the en~ 18 begin- Wilma Sayre had received and Tots & Girls ling-Baccalaureate, then Coma letter from the state 2.99 to 5.99 mencement, and another year is annollltCing the Worn. over - they need our Convention at Granvllle in Ladies _ _ 5.99 to 10.99 WIShes and prayers for June. future dayi. The new pastor'• wife, Mrs. A Nice Seln·tlon GleMa O'Connor was helpful in Boys' SHORTS CHURCH I..'OMPLETED I~~~;!~~ suggestions as to new I; and ways to raise mooSizes 2 to 14 The congregation of the Mt. to meet expenses. She also 59c to 1.99 Heimon U. B. cnurch is announ· gave the bellediction prayer. cing that it1 new church Is com- Refreshments were served pleted and the first .sunday guest, Glenna Wllschool and Worship serv•ce was rna Sayre, Isabel Lewis, held Mother's Day. The mom. F()reman, Mary Miller, Boys' ln1 lennon waa preached by Wolfe and Brenda Lewis by the pastor, Rev. I. N. Burn· hostess, Macy Wood. Nst me~•t.-11 worth, retired minister of Is scheduled for June 1 at SPORT SHIRTS \ J l. Sciolo conference will bee .~~=::II i~t.;,( Lewis' home. ·.I' Colton polos and smart speaker. 'lbe pubHc Is It ':::;:( \_ J& Si;..y, ' litd daullil<i'. Nolno:J" Jo, ed ovor lbe llcCoao nei>VUie with,...und Mr. UdInJln. G. C. Knox. ... ~. v--.L~ IIIII Amonda ~~~;: I'VIIWil • Murray made I bullt\JII .&rip to lluntln(ton on Tuescfar,. ~ Murray wu tniJ.MfreC1 WNneloo day from ""·"""'"'nuu~~ V lfoopltal w' Cincinnati Votmu Street, .. Hospital, 3200 VIne ' Mrs. Don Hunnel e1 WSWS of the Eu .. been finished and is perhaps the "'"....::;,. ..£:;..; "'""· New Mlll'lllllvllle. w. Va. IIJIIUIUDCOf. wu WMPO, former· with radio He ootoUon, In lbe beo)d areo. . Rlc••..o Hayeoo, who II lla· the G~at Llket Na- She alii> vliltlid .... andRun. - · Everett planiJ 11 r Mrs. Ora Roy of Columb'· the guest of Mrs. Dale Mouln· • I • au:r~lliary. SPLA~ti1N" ' J~ Allison, ColumbuJ, recent v1sttor with Mn:. J . H. Mitchell wa1 the former Cbarlotte Taylor instead of Charlot· te Black as a:tven In a r~nt account. dd egg yolta:s and beat su~~~~· ~n egg whites. Cook vt>rv sl0\\'1}" In double boiler commumty. Women's--Children Doylm >fllldllo uollter 'th ... and .._ om;kts "A PUBliC AFFAIR" Myron McCormick 0 WI Mra. •• 1011 Mlsslssl~i Rtve:r because 1 didn't aee ~my .place spill grease or peel onJ.ons) B~t 1the view from tbe dinnR area 11 Ibreath-taking. · There's even a.n attic with bedroom and bath and such a Icozy place for painting or . flow· ler arranging - both hobbles of I Mrs . Coats. Hand painted por· 1traits of their son and daughter, I Ste)Jiwn and Christine, add a pleasing touch to the room11. AJI of the ladies hated to leave amd go home to housecleaning , such is life. Mr . and Mrs. Coats nd are very gra.cious hosts, a their ho~e adds much to this ~ 9 fllntrll li!ri. ''l'a!'kl' lliloiforte b; ·oo;,·-:,;:r:Sll\ller. c... o1 Mr. I'QmoiiVJ, ...... aao\J:rfo llorblrt :'Jm':.r~;~;;l2!~~1' -.ro. ,...lceo C!Wnben, Wddl""""' 'HIIlTY F..tor a! Guy Shuler,~ ...... Qlllllih,n. re:,:,_, · w!fk's brother,' Hthedbeen. reooldiJIC wlthroodloootatton,WEtt Mr. and' ilro.Dwllbt\lallact provincial dfC(lr used Huntington, W. Va. W<<II>,.dayiMn. J . H. the home . even in the all wtdtt by Mr. Dave Jenkins and and gold kitchen. Greenlee. · I recently recep,:t'd a .ft le from· Ben~· Newton. eronomlst f , 0 r , th~ Co!u mb.la. Gas Compan~. ~ 1 OJno, conta ining the rec lpt>~ which won lor Mrs T h 0. m a s -~ • Mn. Harold ~:ea;::.~~ I and son. PtvJd, wbo· bin I lho house, wllhdt11 lrwh,ltelaplrwlllara daughter Melinda, tqe thert. 'i1lt 0...... and portico . , an SIP as ay 'JI)ellt the past weekend ed betq en the· are rem1mscent of IOU th ern her mother, Mn. A"·· u.ou -uauu 1be •·-·•· sions In . the oooth · 1r1d olher ~lativeo I1Vfir the dre • 1 The liYing room ~ a am Mr. 0. C. Greenlee was Mn. Olan on the 1 i .: Around And About Middleport ping II an especall7 notful atmoapbere . . probobl The eotriUK'O lnkln Yth rivermen into th I ey are .eo: ··- ,, __ - ........_ ) ' ' ' ~ _,. . .... .., . . . ....., J 1 eorly1bursdaylllOI'ning onRt. 33 near New HaY"'!· State Pollee lll't mvo..Ugallng the mhbap. Mr. Paup ran into cQfJ side ol the bl&hway. Property damage was esUmated .f15110. Paugh was alone In tho vehfcle it the lime o1 the ~qliio oboi.o. MARBIAGE APPLlCATIONS The. tliij, County Health Thomas Cyral Eckersley, 2Z, wiD bo OflOil all IIUdont, and Ira Tuesday, aod on Saturday m..,. 26, Reedlvllle: f!lltpr ~nlzatloo. Birth eerG. 10, Rut,. be required at lbe railroad worker, and He~ IJI>I!I"t<>; ochilol. · en Gertrude Sansbury, II), Rut·w flmll wt\1. be l!!rVed land. · pa.un.m I ' i ' ln1urfes reeelv~ iD a one car accident lirlqtet- - Boyt T - Mana..,. w...y cau .., <liiN a PI'""' t1eo at lbe Mldclleport put for i p.m. SOiurday, Every boy llboald be on buo1 liM n:peetll IG bve I tllaDct to mob the lrlvelln1 oqaad, Call ..... ---------• 6000 Engineers Stay on Jobs After Talks B7 Ualted Prell lllteraatlooal ft, l(l.lwur negotiating seiSion In the otatehoo,. at Columbuo CONNEE RAE WJJ.IJAMS forged an agreement that kept mates, ranlllnl 111 aae from 1J some 1;006 operating engineers ; eomaee Rae WUllams, 17. w 18, at the lime of thoJr ...,. on the job and wort< on the daqhler Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray mltment. · state's hi&hways in progress Willl•ms of Rutland Road, has It C!lrlto lbe ootote i!Jout ~.000 today, been lavlted by Dr. Aaron per girl to keep them j;, lbe Gov. James A. Rhodeo an· Scbmldi, DirecloroiBandsao GIS. Fop oald ·~ can be nounced Thursday night that AooUn Peay Stste College ol placed In private lnstllnllooo at tho onilneera' union had agreed Clorkovllle, Teoa. lo lry oul a much lower 01111. • to """tfnue work on a cbty-to. lor a l<ilolerohlp In lwlrliag, He dflclosed be , 1oo '!W!olnl day oouttoct extension while pi .. a job a& Instructor al with three lnsUtu- lo, l!oke ll!!gotatlons for a new pac move lbe summer twlrliag camp. youths committed 1o lbe ....,..g aloos. Miss WfUiamo bao been a aod Is working on • plan to In- .The = - t expired May I member of the Rulland Sentere:it Ohloono In _ . , . , !01- but was extended 15 days. It lor Baad for five yea.,, She ter homea for the tlfr1t. wao w have terminated tonight 11a1 been majorette. head maA walkout by the qlneera joretle, drllm maJor and field SQUAD CAlLED would have lied up work estf. eommaader (llrlt In lh~ .,..., The Middleport E-R oquacl mated at $1115 million worth of Sbe abo ploy• cytnbolo II the was <ailed Thursday at tl:"' highway projects throughout eoa«rt band. Connee canool p.lft. w the Vern Little""- Ohio. aceepl the offer doe lo co• oo Syc~. wbere an Ja: Wages and fringe benefits are llleUng ochool aedvldes, bul year-old yooth wao W, A doc- the prime pointe <i •'OIIIentlon sbe plans lo allelld college this lor WH called. In tbe hersalnlng, fall. Meigs General Hospllal ADMISSIONS - None. DISCHARGES -None. ~&~~~=Go · I · D C''. L · ~b. d',., . n at._~t~ ~ :c: . 1Q1ms . Of.l.y. ,, s .1 enants 'n rovert.:r .. lllwt Eua~~>e· ~D. . ...•. • Further Tests are � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 14, 1964