http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3aefe5dc2dc4c28d2bd96333c04ebffb.pdf bc97e21e98570920a6b99c233257719f PDF Text Text .. > • • • OIUCKiE FOit TODAY ·• e RIOII WITH HOUNOI L.ONDON Ull'l - A • Rwntn ...mm.n n1IMII YHIIy Aklnto't ht1 trehwtl 1 fox .. hunt wfth hi• ...,..., ICCOf'dlnt to tM current IU&Je of loYI.t --":ty. The m•,.. dne fell.. to .., whtt wouhl ... ~ "" if the INdr acN• •nothorlu. • enttn e c...,. - - - ---------·------- ftATifER ,_,,,.....,.. .... __ -··-".....__ Ohl.. , ...., ......, ... .... tl!MI ,..., ...ke cloudy tor.teht ,,. ...... ,...., .....,., ...., fturrin continwlnl ....,. Lalce lrfe. HLah W., 1..25. ~ ... night ~-12. VOL XI NO. 273 ) :ff~st lnffisto:z I RUn Family Homeless . Bitter Zero Cold, Gale Force Winds, Snow Bury New England ' ollowiug Fire This Mornin Hawley Family Forced To wve · Home In Sub-Freezing Temperatures of, seven was made homeless at 10:30 a.m . l<>day almost completely destroyed it. four-room frame story's Run. Most of the personal belongings and •-.e,nt saved .by quick action of the Middleport Fire ~ and nel&hbors who carried the household goods ,FOR QUICK SNACKS! ' . TODAY'S Hot Ch~olate • Hot Dogs Hot Coff,e SPECIAL 1958 OLDSMOBILE Milk Shakes and' ~~~~I,IN 24 YEARS- Atlant., as well as other areas of G. felt tlui blunt of the stale's worst Ice storm 'in 24 yeus as ~rious March .Wnns belled the north and IIOU!h. Here a telephone repair truck skirts a fallen tree. Froze~ ·oisse~ *•OPE~ 7 D"-YS A WEEK : . McC•ure's Super 88 - 4 Door Hord Top Solid black hnlsh, white sidewall Ures, hydramatic drive, ble radio, beater, power steering, power brakes. One local owner. $2495 KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac- Oldsmobile- Rambler Phone WY-Z-5342 Pomeroy, Ohio FOR THE . The c urt~in commilte made up of Mary llollcr and Mrs Mary Kalhcnne Rose, showed lhe members the ~..,! drapes. whtch were cle11ned. Ttu.s committee were m11tructed to bU)' Mrs. Betty Lou Dean, :-.1u Ne'ft Tuesday Is Deadline For BUC Positions new blmd11 for the audltonum . STOP nothing beats .~ c~king )(l,cc$ijfJ,t! . . . ' When yOII pay ~ yo(lr bj)]s by check, you: Just riflle· ~ checkbocik itil"bii; t.0 'lmd-::a detailed notatibn of any upellllli; .· Seniors Name Committees For Future Activities thla 1955 FORD 2 Door Sedan .. · · .. · · · · · $695 Former owner recommended this car for being easy on both gas and oil . , _ ___ / 1955 BUICK Special · · · ·· · .. · · · · · · · $995 2 Door liard Top a·nd 4 Door Sedan Choice o/ either - both one owner cars and exceptional condition. 1955 CHMOLET210 4 Dr. Sedan .. ·· $895 Spotless original finish. 1955 FORD VB Cu,tomline · · · · · · · · · · $895 4 Door Sedan. One Of cleanest '55s anywhere. l'ordomatlc. . Joe Young Sr., Mrs. WUIIs and Jamea Clatwortby by the worthY matrob Studenll Leave for Mruic festival ('Ommlttee Miss Judy Gregg and Miss Judy Bechtle, Butcher, students of MJddleport h1gh school left today for Wll · mlngton where th~y wlU particl· pate m the Musi c Festival there. The g1rla were accompanied by Mrs Clarl'nce L.acey, the vocal music Instructor. "'!ftJ~~: l,l<l and Mfl Jamet wen the ln.st.ructlon IDd Mrs. Jobn L)'OM; Committee for the cloae of tl:te ~hap. are bu oy 1 plan• or<(er to Jet decided and to get plana underway ~ommltteea have . Will' Judy Clark Propbocy: Hilbert, C.rolyn Wlllo11.; Lynn Buchanan, Ronnie !Van1; Announcements: Bob Pra· ton, Loretta Hunlni, The l'' c8hval bcglntl today and the concert is held Sundiiy after· noon . The tno plan to return either Sunday cvenmt: or Mon· day morning. • Door S.dan. Sharp origL,.I blue finish with •Jttra clean matchlns Interior. Fordomal.lc. R&H. · 4 Door llardl<>p. Mercomatic, R&ll. Extra clean. Extra nice Inside and out. 1954 BUICK Speclal4 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · $795 1954 lUlCK Special 2 Door · · · · · ·· · · $795 and ARRANGE ADAMS HAT YOUR NIXT Priced From $5.95 to'$8.95 ., Hard Top. Smart red and wi!Jte linlsh. Stral&ht stl<k . I'JJ OIEVROLET 4 Door Sedan · · · · · · $395 FINE SELECTION OF · Wl'k-end special. · ' NEW SPRING SUITS ,...M•nu M...e OPI:N liJIIJJL 7:30 MON. TBRU SAT. ETT'NAR'S \ ~ ~ ., OHIO We Pay 3% Interest Oa Yolit. S.viap POMEROY NAT~~~''. . and D.. Perfect For Easter and Grad~~ation THE ·. L&Z .MEN'S Sl-jOP B. MAIN ST. ." . (IAIIor lneludod Fpr IDBtallalloD) . ePRIVATE PARTY 54" WHITE TRIPLE COATED PORCIMIN, ll\ECEl'TION AANQUET •' ENAMEl SINK · · · ·· •··· · · · ·· · $111.95 Brown concedes While Portraying Christ llemller Fedonl , De.... l'lllur~ Corpontlo• POIIIBOY R~D ENAMEl SINK · · · · · ·· ·· · · ··· $13U5 Calif. UPI - . .... Meaabor Fedonllloterre 8fslell II" WHITE TRIPLE COATED POIWI!;LAIN To Stay-Brown that there no chance that the Leglslature · abolia)J capital puni1bment this ~e~sic)D, the fJte of condemned convict-author Caryl Ches1man reats with tbe court&. Tbe utiUty manal(er pointed out. The clim~tte is DGt good for a too, that 92 per .cent of all local fair discussion of th.e i&11.1e tbis customers heat their bomea with year," be tald a news conference Friday. IJANUNG SJ!LICI 1171 Dennla BlJe J~-ltot\~n· 8,oi1Jio.9 ; • · BRISTOl,. ~~~ (l[PI) :;.:.. Youths portt-ylng ~esus ChriSt and his disciple!.wlll ~t 'blue jeans 8nd ~;J"e......,led shoes In the St. James Pi'esb~fian Qurch'a p;IOsion play written by Its pastor, ,lite Rev. Ei'no:st Mll:v!Jt. . , Storb SoturdC!IY March..5th- E.~cJ• March. With A New Hard Top. One careful local o,wner. Dynallow drive. . SALE 1957 MERCURY Monterey · · .... $1,695 . 1955 lUlCK Special 2 Door ·· · · · · · · · · $995 . SALE OF 1957 FORD V8Falrlane "500"· .... $1,495- 4 Door Sedan. Almost like !he day It was sold. Power steering and brakes. Make us an oller. Buick's lineal and best. · 1 .' fOR EASY, ACCURATE P!RSOIAL IOOIKEEPIII, OPU I CHECIINB ICCOUIT WITH Ul, 110 IIAU FULL Ulf Of lTI ' Herrmann. f.'ully reconditioned. Beautiful finish and Interior. 1955 BUICK Roadmaster ~1J~~~l:1~= matron extended Wal~urn, Marianne. Woodcerd, all of the mtmbara Mary Barth; Flower: Judy Greu. chapter who bad Marienna Brinkman, Ruuell I.ethe tohool of lnlttUaColor: Don Grueaer, Shirley" I>II•· .WILI<t. W'll held at the ·dlapo Janlee Rlcharda and Mot· month. Walker. Ralph Edwardt 1957 FORD 6 cyl. 2 Door Sedan · · · · $l,095 Dynallow drive . Like new finish. UMO future, HIJh aaya. are open in boUa and eentral ttfflce in local office• Jn varioua of the state and application , may be sectll'ed from an)' of tbe Ohio Bureau of Un. Mr. MUlTI)' two Compenaation.. from aa chiefly responsible--that auditor 1s office Department of State pre..ul'el are available bet!au&e of plentiful 1upplies of undergrond atored gu, and tbat pipellnf: aystema in Pomeroy arut lfiddleport are adeqate to distribute th, gas. 11t~n':r:.r..W:..:":'i.frn~ '· I include rock and ro!L ·Jlzr ealypso. actor wh• .mer -c.munNn Will ttoly aad tho ,;.....,. o1 tho tM aunt to tfie tuM .t "It Lovi» Bluu.. ..,..,. ln1 the Lalt SuPIMr scentt. The Rev. ·Marvin said the play wriUen in modern teerl·aSed beeaute "we have a great teen·ljera ;n our cbunb, l~-;ii::::i:J2Tr ~..., ~ !rom the teddy boY to aedate. ,--·;,.:;·-·-all have a great reapect church but tbey have POt a clue what lt is aiJ about. pt.y is an attempt ~o Jet eXpreu ttJc Chr1st1an story a way that comes naturally them. And because 1t wiU be a form famtliar and nat\lral ttl> tll.ey will be able to do It embaria11ament." Would· UPI - A resolution fln .ell'ed abiolving Teamster pres· R. Hoff• of misusing ~;:·;· c-uoion Iundt ' Wal' beinJ today among the ,18.000 of Hoffa's bome local. Vlce Pre1ident Frank asked in a letter of IAo.al 299 si,an resolution, which recently by the local's board. . aald : 3,· ol· SEO Hereford Sale Is Being Planned On 22nd The others vtere, guilty of: 1. First degree murder. 2. lnboceat of flnt-depee murder. 3. Guilty of CODIIpifacy to murder. 4. Innocent of eonspiraey to murder. 5. GuUty af aeeond-delret unpremeditated murder Court obeerven predicted tbe jurors would take many da)'J to anive at a verdict. They will reeess Sunday if no decision ill reached by tbia eveping. �' This Farm Located . . On Gobblers' . . Knob Faeta For Farmen ' IHF DAllY SlNTINEL .Items, News ,,. .. ~entatiog Editorially I •· ..... . -· Belittling Private Enterprise ••!very time the Soviet Union announces a' new production goal m .some field of mdustry oc agriculture some group in this coun- a new dam: Do we need it and is it economi· cally fe<~stbJe? If we start a dam building pro· gram just because Hussia has one, we would try cries 'they are getting ahead or us'," says be pretty silly.'' the New Era , of Lancaster. Pennsylvania It cites a report stres'img the Soviet Union's intelliive efforts to build dams for pow- er production and irrigation The implication of this report is that we had better get to • work and build more dams. Here the New Era says· " But, why? We already have used up most of our best dam sites and Russia hasn't We have tremendous power production and R·!ssta hasn't We have too mu<:h land under cnltivatwn now and Russia ha'Sn't eOOUEh ''There's a test of whether we should build ., From The Editor's Note Book ~:. . '. 2---Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., M.m b 51, 1960 The most glowing reports or what Russia lS daing or placs to do in the field of electric power production come from those who favor socialization of the U. S utility industry RusSia 's achievements, whether rea] or exaggerated , are thus employed in an effort to destray taxpaying private enterprise here, and replace 1t with tax-eating monolithic govern- ievements of our own private power industry, which dwarf those of Russia by a huge margin, are l>elitt1ed or ignored. A ehanie Ill reJulattor ~ covernlnJ lnapeetlollj of arumal fooda OJI Meigs ---· ' ' ,; • Aari~llure. oOo With more lntertilled croP' in the rotation, many farmers have become lnterC~Jted in tbe use of cover crops, eay1 Ohio State UnJ. versity Extenaion aJronomlaU. Major manulacturer.s of farm tquipment bave raised price1 ol moat tractof.s and implements an avera&e of 2 to 3 percent. The prtce advance Is attributed to higher wage costa affected by new labor contracts, saya Ohio !State University Extension economists. government of Chilean President Jorge Alessandri 15 they concern U. S. investments there, the Journal says: "This upsurge in U.S. investmenla.is largely atlributed by company executive!! and public officials· here- to mo1.1nt.Uli confidence in the Alessandri administration's economic policies. . "It's a busi~ess govern~ent. ·: surDs up husky-voiced Ohioan Agricultural researeb should be seared to meet present day problems and to develop tbe necessary Power to overcome stiU ~~ater protlems ahead, U S. Department 1Jf Agriculture scientists say. oOu oOo oOo A soil sample must repreaent ln area of soil u accurately as pouible If a chemical soU test is to be of any value, according to OhJo State University ~tension uronomls.ts SEED and FEBTILiztlR Tbne Is Ne~ • Sl!l! US JIOR ; YOUR NI!I!DS Middleport Fe'!~ ' ' < ' ' If anyone wants to know how the b as '~J.Oi's' Knob" got IIJJ start, it w.,. one qsed in descrtbiQ& o~ by 1):· J. (Bud) M~ gan, Flatwoods. II was so named by says the MOrgans';<lau~hter, Mr~ MUdred Gaul; Mcause of its location at ap e:r. of a 'The 13~·acre fll'm h&a lleen in the famU~ 40 years. Tbe Morgans were mamed May 29 · 1920 and !lave t~ ·~blldren, Mrs. Gaul, of sumner1 and Mrs. Perry Riggs, Frotw oods. The are Fann Bureau members. Mr. Morgan's booby Is mules and horses, Cltd . be is ""llaged genetal fadlilillf, ,. Mill Gteera planta in planteri toeat- ."We Do CUJtotn Yrd.ndring" No. 2nd St. Phone WY 2-32M ed away from wi.n.&fowa often suf. fer frOm Ja~Jc: otlij!t, IIJ Ohio MIDOLIPORT University Extendon" tlortcultur· tats. I MODI!L ·44t·· COW-Q-LATEb · . _ ,.' ' John ' CRAWU'I:'S . I' TO BOOST YOUR · QAJRY PRODUCTION AND PROFIT ' WITH BLADIII. MORRIS AND Mason County Farm News 'fODAY AND - ~lte Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 3 Jluellll, JIIO I LET'S GO SHOPPING -- permlta uae of a new officii! seal paa!ed for lnlpflctlon b7 the U. S. Department of llOllV U!G HISTORY Looking Ahead On The Food Morkets on pet foodt Cbile, a country thal stretches 2,600 mUes along the South· western Coast of South America, has been in the limelight the past few days as the result of President EisenhoWer's visit there and to other South American countries. The Feb. 29 issue ot the Wall Street Joumal devoted part o1 its front page to an article on business anct .political affairs in that country and quoted a Pomeroy native, Richard Rawlings, on conditions there. Mr. Rawlings is the son or Mrs. R. H Rawlings or Union Avenue and is one of the Qwners of the R. H Rawlings Sons Co., Middleport. . hi commenting on the Chilean business conditions and the Richard Rawlmgs, exocullve v1ce ~res;\dent Qf· COI!lpllllia de Telefon.os de Chit') a subshlia<y of In\ernatiQnlll Telephone & Telegraph Cor}). 'We think it bedeves in private ~nterprise. 'Thafs whl. we'r.,.enthusiastlc abo11l goillg ahead wi,tb our expansiOn." IJ!noouraged by a new contraet affirming .!Is right to a 10% ril\urn on net inveotment1 the · telephone ·oonlpany ·plumpe4f'l3 million Into new bcilitles here last ye&o and is bwlgeting<anoth,er fl3 million in 1960. · " : '"l'h~·and otherpmiects~r.,;fii'i1Mk~· - · ,tfto~ican stake_ in Chilean lndustry .. Econ-;!1!11 ~ U,Jt, pri· vate mvestments here at n,arly Mill!pil: ·e-.tl\ird lf.gest total in South· America, b'hin<f ' ' iii l' fli*IL" Mr Rawlings has been aasocipt~d '!fllli tile AT &;. '11-lor any years and· has spent mucb 'tirne ltlllolllli"Am~rthn ·),ou tries. ,__ ' lf·~,.. l ,,,., Another Pomeroy man has also 11111!1> the news in bij busi· ness circles this week. Wllter M. Grueser former Po'riterGy grocer and now associate<t;lflth Tiqt §i ~ ' IJ91\ltnbus,' as a salesman for the MidlAnd Mutual Ufe rnsurance CQ. led the list of new field representatlvet for the company Ias¢year, In an aJlllOI!Il<•ment se11t out by the'""mpaDY Mldlahji Mutual has this t&Say about Mr. Grueser: , - ' · ' · · "There is nothing more"vital to- a ~ insurance (cOmpany's growth as a service orl!anizai!On ' than the indudlon ~ea!::·i!> ye!"'.()Ut, of pJ'!)I!lismg llfl!' !lei!I•""Presentatlves: Mtdlan.d !!lutual was iOrt~,~ iJ b!Wing a "bump. newcomers. Mahy did a ~ote\rortliy job, but one ment power monopolies. The enormous ach- , Almana<l "1 . ... .' ' ..' '0'' , .. f ... :... ·"""-~ '" "'~- ,;,;.~·.tr.< ... .li, ' ' .. ,,.,., J ' .. .. ~- YESTii:RYE.~R I By Walter 1!. 81De1 Rose RBI COW-Q-LATED DAIRY FEEDING PROGRAM .' WMCY,I WIIO '!liT CHICAGO U~l NEW IILTI-IIIIE 1-t:Yl/1/JIR A complete proaram to make your dairy oporatlons J11Y at better ••• from ~-to-cow. Test Red Roae COW-Q-LAmD D<1r)' Peed Proarnm younclf for six month& ••• and provo itlo youraelfl director l.Mo . ' ' tluoule ahead UDder • bta 4-Piow load. You'll feel an all_,. ldad of IIIIOolll, Ileac!¥ powor-tlu:IIL Dao't wBII - ~ Pus~! the Sugar Run Flour Mills PARTS NOTit Of' THI! WEIIK: PHONI! WY 2-2115 .llul....., Meigs Equ·tp.ment Co.~ Inc. START 'EM RIGHT... PNlllidenl Sufferin11 From Hoanenes• 1IAoMEY AIR FORCE BASE, Puerto Rico UPI-Pre!ident !:itlred and compl&.lnlhg and a aore tbroat, and "Remember a beartDg must do more than fit - I t bas II> taP the load." . Uoe 0111Jr PHoilhm IH Boarlnp Pomeroy, Oblo Av~. •olf date at the !'\ear San Juan t~y relax at tl;lla U. s. b••e· ·Save New Landmark Plant-Warehouse BEnER FERTILIZER SrRVICE, SUPPLY FOR YOU •"i4~ ...,.. 1row" •p,fl,jc:oiGol.lrl ,W.. - Ofctt .._,,• .(wltfl NOYICO FA&fAIT llov• • 1141hl' chanct fol Cl ltOi-~, ieoltby, ,.." Memn" t, ,trowfh, nn II ...... •aoYICO 'J.SfAIT (11Mic.t.41 ..,mM• ,ow cl!lc•• Itt. ll,.tih tMilt I~N41enll to ~ tu• M lll•lr wey SO. hcoMIII .,.,.,.., Will ·lltWIIopH pvll.rt. r CHJ w.ill .... more wilTs IROVICO ll(tSTART •, PROVICO Mll11NG & FEED CO. .JmUTI! lU TELEPHONE WY :1-2181 MINEUVIU:.I!, OHIO From Landmark rertilizer plants, DIRECI' Iq Y.,u lhrough our warehou-. Buy fertilizer this way aod your boJWI will lnelude trucking allowance, ~-. bolter supply, beueJ selection~ PJus' Shoit·haul conveftience, no tniniibnm tonnage limit,·and all the reguJar ~kes that Landmark. sup~ plies. C;all' ·us, learn how our neW streamliged $ystem now makes Fert-0~ Poll your bcsl ferlillzer buy. Prompt delivery if yoil wish. dofcmd Milk s.utheastem Ohio Hereford Association SHOW ond SALE ~ - ---- ..._..._... ... POMf.ROY, O. Phone WY-2·2181 1!. MAIN STREI!T Tuesday, March 2!, 1960 · RO<k Springs Falrgrnundl ' POMEROY, OHIO SHOW-9A.M. SALE- 1,00 P.M. 52 H•,..fards On 5•1• Cow.s, With Calves by S1dc Or Neu Frc11henio-g Date Op(m and Bred Heifers AIBO 15 Good Bulls Of BJ't'Cdtlllg Age Fot C,tal-.u• Write: HIRAM SLAWTER ., .., Mlddle,.rf RD Fulton-Thompson ·Tractor . S-.les "Be SUre Of Quality 811d ''Value" 1 ' .,fOli!~OY, OHIO l'HONE WY %-5101 •'"" ,. "'' , ..-... -. �L Racine Tornado~s Are Ousted From Sectional ''A'~ Tournev 4-DallySenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Q., Mareh ~. 1960 1WO IN A ROW? • • • ly Alall Mavtr Zalazar Crowing For Shot At Ranking Middleweight Fighter .; BASKETBALL SCORES ei~t)l by At least 30me part of the wea)mess of the position of the Jews in Ute ancient world, is tracea ble to the fact that they were' divided among themselves, and that condition has existed in almost every century since that time . There is no telling what the Jews might have achieved in this world ii they had all been able to work together . In Jesus' d~y Jhere were two great political parties among therp - the Pharisees and the Sadducees. Only on the rarest of occasions did they ever work together. Neither group could trust the other. Tho fharuees One gets the impression from reading the Four Gospels of the· New Testament that Jesus was almost constantly in trouble with the Pha<isees. That is probably an exaggeration of the situation, but the early Christians believed it to be true. The Pharisees were the party of the common people. They were for the most part, extremely religious men who were devoted to the cause of the masses and to the preservaUon of the ancient rites and ceremonies. • The Sa4dueees The Sadducees, on the other hand, were the minority party who had contrived to get po~ssion of the political and econo. mic power of' the nation, and in large measure they dictated the living coqilitions of the common people. Actually, there were no more than about 3,0PO of them out of a total Palestinian population of perhaps 350,000 people. In all the wo~ld there was not one Sadducee outside the city of Jerusalem. They were the bankers and money lenders. In addilion, they were in control of the Temple system, including its reve· noes. By controlling the Sanhedrin, which was the lega.Jiy constituted civU authority of tJJ,e - nation 1 they could dictate to every Jew in the Roman world. Paul'• Strategy The Apostle Paul, having become involved in a street brawl which developed into a riot, was called first before the Sanhedrin for trial. There he did a rather clever thing which. upon closer examination, appears just a little shabby. Knowing the bitterneSs that existed between the two parties - Pharisees and Sadducees - he contrived ID make it appear thai ))e had been ..-rested because he had been defending the position of the Pharisees, and immediately the meeting broke out in an uproar. As someone has said, "He broke up the meeting by breaking it in two." the NBA. Zalazar, weighing 1~ to llama's 1~1 , went il)to U'ie ririe an .IJllldenJog at 2-f; b~t ··~ anapped Baha:mi.'s :winniQ.& atring at five itraight. And be' might have won on ~ kjlockout in t~ sixtb round ha'cl be ..not l~ved up to bis nick· name: ''Tbe wlld bullet" of the pampas. r The Ar8en~e slq,gJer Baha111a with a le~t book at Mo,., Spor-fi·On~PQge.6 T_qd(Jy FREE Hearing Aid Clinics Bellone bearing aid ellnk schedule: ...,lbt; Cur•... 61 KI,...Ua., At Struth•rs C•mJ)MII M...,ori•l 59 LIMrty 56 1 51 , Pol•nd H You~tgstOWfl Ursuline N.wbury 8t tlitoHifnfl Lut,....,.., Morris L. Hensley Consultant 47 1 ·- .-~j!o!~ ' o • ... . I Youn~ttown At W•rr.n 46 Howl•nd 43 S•l•m 105 CtNmplon 64 CLASS A- At DofiHICO Ayrenllle 65 . North Central 56 Oakwood 53 Stryk.,- 49 At Brllllont CON$0l(MODE~ 1 Akren St. Mtry 66 Suffleld 36 F•lrfl•ld Wettrfonl 1f0 Yt...,l• D .' -~' I · Only $199.95 see Them •--~ MMI lin 45 C1nton .-'" 39 At .Aihlud Pottwla It, At zonuvlll• • • ..,·"omeroy, vAh•10 W"'dtl'" Gerfleld 50 ~ and demands footings of mind and spi~'i)E!aciby regulllr atetill.rch can • of -mind and lll,.~;,,n;,eht;Jo,~ wjll:use it,!l services. works. Too · many " an yaP, fu doubt Its power. \ SPEEDWAY PROVED - ·TURNPIKE PR9VEO !.f I I _ L · 1:. Little foster and help s~stoin · community li'fe, ,this ·f~oture is '""'.-! organizations whose names 31 At Piketon M.rah•ll 13 '4elt Unlcm 69 Iouth Webster 16 S.am•n 47 At Manlfleld Union 61 Mt. Zlctrt 54 ;Lykent 55 Weatem Reurn 54 et At Clt'l~lnnatl Lockland 64 Mt. Onb 56 Trtnlon 88 lprlntbetro 61 At Granville Alhvllle 61 8Nmen 4.1 THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ; ·IJ. _fl~ 1tAMJK & $0NS co. · y~ 8JI. '':'eJ~idll tJealer O.rlly 57 ·Picbrl....._ 52 YES SIR, EVERYTHING FROM HANGING A DOOR UP TO ADO. lNG Aij:OOM......A NEW KITCHEN -A NEW ROOF OR ANYTHING YOU HAVE IN MIND. HEINER'S . B~! llaken Of ~ BrW. · At flal,..i-t ,.,..,. 45 An....,. 41 PIANOS BunUogloll., W. •BALDWIN eWURLrfZER and OTHt:R FAIIOUS ~·, '· BRANDS '' .' ' ' performance by the lo_sers' Leroy Lemley. Back in Cl.ttu AA, Springfield I WANT YOU TO NOTICE THE played a waiting .lame at Troy. FINE QUALITY OF THE LUM· taking qnly lo)Jle s)lot in the third period and beati~g Piqua SO· lB. BER- THE ROOFING- THE PANELING- YOU CAN SEE WHAT YOU ARE BUYING. ' .. ,,, ""Meq 'rl;ablef. , w ,.,.. 1 .IA.OCfOtt. e • ,aoNI D ' ' " ' Gift of the week Lane" frQm our . .. ' ,. ., ,, -~'l~1 .·:\· WY 2-3•l93 o~ come in ancl talk aver your plana at C!qt' l'' ' Lono s-h<." oh..t, ""• "CQrQpartmem wirn retr~ovable dl,vldCa,. Walnut. f8809, now IIQ9. ~ Sec o•r b1J Lauo ~tk<lion. I. • "Let y.,;;'Home Speak Well Of Yoll" BAKER FUR.NITURE 0.. Tile Jlr!Jhtett (!oriler . 'N MIDDl.El'ORT ~ -~ ' < " , · ,, - I - y,; , -1 How Chri s',u n _, ·t NOW THAT YOUR JOB IS SETTLED, LET ME SHOW YOU THE QUALITY MATE· RIAlS YOU WILL BE GET· TING ON YOUR JOB. are Od~!... ~~76~1~!m~ooo:N~~67~-,.-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~=~~~~~~~~ Ml•ml 29 At D•yton Arcanum 52 Klngm•(l 43 At St. Mary& New a,....,en 71 Celina ICMS A At Cellf\n. ~ Nl'w Knoxvlll• 60 St. Henry 47 At Springfl .. d Bell• Centw 52 Covington .t8 Newton 69 Bradford 41 At TIHin Callalla Martaretta 42 M•rselll• ••• smart homeowners are bringing their modernizing .Prllblems to ,:DO ¥001 :HEALm The Uniform Sunday School lesson for March 6: "GOD'S PROT£CTING PROVIDENCE," Acts 22:30 through 22:35. - I Hemllton \ LIFE ,till B TOWII""' 74 Hopwell 58 Lo,.. City 53 Denertown 74 Coneswllle 52. At Well.-ton Nelsonville 63 Unloto 61 Hemden 54 North Galli• 45 At Athens 1Cornlng 57 Racine 48 c.:Ookavill• 69 Bu~h..I·York 65 At Lima Lima Senior 70 WatMkonete 42 At Middletown Franklin 50 Sycunor• 47 At ft £.. M•' 5 .-14 10R t. RlttMtn M lililtlH /fiOJ 71 Tlllontvllle 76 Conotton Valley 57 • At PteM•t Jewett 68 Powhatan 51 :r~ilay •• " By Roy !.. Smith ··.:;::I lind .. : ·When Good Men Fight Each Other . lAnky, ll•Jti·WlliPi 'jlcwr !!l~'!'lf~ Jlrepner '' fpr .a filbt ~!t.h ck Ti&er of · 'Jer~a. tbe .lll-iti1 Empire c-hamploD wbo is ral¢, aeven.b .bY the 'Ring Ma1azine -- - . SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK NEW YORK tlPI -- Middle- ~ronds of the Jrixth round and wel&bt Vietor Zalup or Ara:entina, 1 spun his groggily into tbe ropes. who WMI • apUt detJ'~ over Then ~ala:tar wild)y irying for a Vema Jlabfma..Jt .~n , liq,uare knockout thr~w pun~hes for two Oardep FrLday mtr:ht, w4nts a ' If · hAhJ.lt at a raqtdnl cQnte~r ln his an_d _one-ha mmut-es._ But as next liiht nus!:lmg and glancms fasts did lit. · tie further harm in that session. - ALL-STARS ~----==~:-:::-:::::-;;;:;.--;-;;;;;;;;,-:;-::;;;- Sci(·n<:~ '~r uls ' - -· · "'ll:tllli!QPI: ~ .... ,... lore ..... ia&i ~ ~ &be lroa. _.IMI-J, 'Qlp'r Nl . . itiooWen; _ ..... """' _ ... . . , . - .....Jo .,.,. ~ .... ....,.~ ·bf Pierre ........., •hi] crea MiMI ade 8loppJ 1M lNZ? . . , :<.' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-l!fllldleport;O., March5, 1~ ' SERMONETrE , ~- By Fred (, Ganlnor IIUnlllor Middleport ~ •' ~ "TWO BEG(l.\118" Luko lR:lNi. It did save the Immediate situation. Paul did escape prison or rebuk~. But in the end lle-Jost. He was committed into the hands of tbe Romans, held in ,prison for two years, and then Will yot1 please l'eau the ~plurl' Leololj, sent to J!ome (or trial, where he was finally martyred. Strange- carefuqy. This presents tbe 5\0ry tl!t!t we i'liiiln~~· ly enough., the facts in his case never became a rru>tter of offi. Ricb Mw and Lazarus". We sometimes eall . 1b_i; ll,lih·-~1!1 cia! record. · and tlj~'Beggar", but'if we read thoughtfully we No One Mentioned Jeoua BOTll were beggars - the difference Ia when, There is something pathetic about the fad that no one they begged. Lazarus begged not even Paul - ever mentioned Jesus in the midst of the in this world; the rich man noisy session of the Sanhedrin. One capnot fail to wonder what begged in the next; Lazarus might have happened If someone bad quoted the Masters' begged for crumbs, the other word concerning unity of splr.it. man be~ged for ministry to A great gathering of Christian clergymen was debating an his 'IDI:UISh and for a messenissue which involved a series of· economic and political mat- ger to be sent back to bis breters. There was a sharp division or opinion among them, and tbreh, to warn them. both sides argued their .case ~4th vehemence an~ ,wn:p.~u- ~ 1 , ~~ us note some facts about citations-•of "authorities." No little~learril~g was d.Uip1Byed1:J:y 1Jie ,two men, as they lived in several speakers, and it was evident that both sides were s P''"•tfiis world. The rich. man was ported by a considerable amount of logic and fact. · clothed in finest clothing, · The odd thing about It all was, however, that neither side ea<h meat was a banquet, he ever p_rofessed to be expressing what it beUeved to be the will lived in ·a··palace. He evidencof GO!! or the mind of Christ. ed no spiiitual concern for And yet, It is to the Church, and to the clergy that we look either hililself or his family. for an inspired interpr<$ltlon of. the mind of God. The univer- Lazarus was in poverty, full slUes and the new~~pers caP give us the scientilic facts. The of SQf!l!J, ~ll\ pf. ~ no~!e ~har­ Chureh ought to be an expert -on the subject of the will of acter, mentlng recepfion unto God. the bosom of Abraham. Note (Copyright 1960 by tbe j)ivision of Christian Education Na- that God saw each of these tlonal CouncU of the Churches of Christ ln 'the United ·sl:ites men for exactly what they were,-and of America,) · ingly. mon "Bib1e Beatniks"; 10 a. m. Sunday Sch.Qol; '7:30 p. m. Session . meetfp.g ~n J,he ~u~~ am-ex. First United Pr"byterl•n Church !Middleport; Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor; 9:30 a. m. Sunday School; 10:30 a. m. Morning wonhip service, Girl Scout Sunday, :first Sunday In Lent. Sermon "BiblE\ Beatniks", Senior choir will IJng; 6 p. m., WYF; Monday, March 7, 7:30 p. m. Session meeting: Wednesday, tl:30 p.m. Junior choir; 7 p. m. sr. choir. Morning Stw IUS Church, Fun-cis H~ (;4~er, putor; Sunday School, 9:40 a. OJ., Mra. Delmar Hamm, supt.; Evening worship at 8 p. rn.; .Mid-week prayer and praise service, Thur8day, 8 p. m.; 4die.6 Alr Th!Jrsday at home of Mrs. CI,.reQ-ce Grueser. . a,tt,rny l~t l;h.,rc-.., F. E. Dunn, PUtQr; Morning won~lp 9:30 a. p]., Sunday School 10:30 a, m., Eber .Carnahan, . supt.; Y·HoUr ~:3q p. m., KIU'en Tbejq, leader, all youth of Dorcas community in· vi ted. I 'f ' l! �' 6-DaiJy ~llnel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Marcb 5, 1960 RIVER REPORT PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR in&. Kenneth W. RusseU, Cool· ville, Ohio. Phone 1883. 2-0.241p. 1 MUELLI!R FUIHA.Cat. ... WISTINGGoeuflt& - Montgomery, 16.1 up HOUSE eppli.anc-. Arnold a... thart, Syr~u.., Ohio. Phon. ;~e r, 9.0 lower .. 9loi It. open. G11111 WY·2-6314. 11 ·19-tfc ')uits, 17 9, 14.3, 13.0, open ; Lo(:k Legal Notice Collegiate Athletic World Is .:!.~~~~':'o.·, • • For Reaction ToB !llfh Wmtmg T..m nu.e o.m.. _ NOTICE OF SALI .Sillllo Gtme - Seboealel>, The real estate owned by the 221 lale Oh\'e Torrence, all of which Elb, r~al estate IS Situated in Olive 25'12. Township, Meigs County, Ohio, will FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IIESULTS COLUMBUS UPI - The collel· tfMI pnbHiy will ........_ efhc. Team SiQJlt G-.me - ~kl. 814. be offered for sale at 10 a. m . on iate athleUc world dopted I waH ttv. next S. ......... r. lfAMIMNGI • RATES I FrJday. March 11 . 1960, in the Jaw and see attitude todt.y over tbe The IBne exception Wll the W.n LNt Pet. offices of Crow Crow & Porter powerful Bil Ten Conference'• de- Olympic tryouts. All other POit- RobiMon Laundry 14 7 .861 3 cents per word, one illAel'tlon. Mmimum ct.arge - 60 cents. ~a , 12.~. fall1ng. Pomeroy, Otuo.' The property ~ cuion to stay out of all POIIl·seuon aeuon track meeta and other Ohio Power 11 10 .Gat S cents per word for three coD&ecutive )l'l;6ertlons. EDDLEMAN. Cond1~1on of .MOVABL DAM SE ' generally descrtbed as follows, and competition. PIANO Special - "One month lor 30 centa per word. eventa were included. New Haven 11 10 .324 1JAMES 1 Tuning-Cleamng $1.00. Also orCOftditlon Of Monble Dam._ was appraised at the value set Full rate of 3 ceniA per word will be charged for advertising Tbe proposal came from tbe! E1tJ 10 11 .478 The big questions were how the gan work. 37 yeara e][penence. ,\II dams are up 13 thru 22; 23 fourth below · if oot paid w1.tlb1n 10 days after receiving bill. athletic directors and wu im.- Stroh'a Beer 9 12 ..ut action would affect athl,.tlc reCall WY2-3231. 2 l2 6tp JowTn tu • Parcel No.· J : Fr. 32, T. 4, and Enws in Advertising - Should be reported imtMdiately. Tbe media&el.y approv~ by faculty Fife Novelty Shop 8 18 .381 1 - ·- - ----'"""ra . r• • 1 • · m. - 10 K. 11 _ lf.2.5 acres, (Ref. Deed cruiting in the conferenc~ ard the representative•, who have the s-son ....... Daily Sentinel will nGt be responsible for more tJban one lDCOI· AIR cnNDffiONING, REFIUGER· Jbove tero, stx tnt:hes of s now on Vol. IOO Page 149) $200.00. Big Ten's future relati0111 w1th the rect t~"~~S~er'Uon . final say. The motion ·requtre4 Ind. ' Gamea - Flanaaan, 658. ation service. Jack 's Refrigera· ~ round ' NCAA. ' A•· R' Do Parcel No 2. Fr. 32, T. 41, and R Card of Thanks aad Spectal Notieea of Events $1.00. Obituaries at least a 8-4 majority to pasa. Ind. 1 Game - Flanagan and tiOD, New Haven. Phone TU , ..,...,o tvar 8 oa1" wn at 11 _ 13.87 acres. (Ref. Deed Vol. It was believed the athletic CllffOl'd, 2Cifl, The vote to ~ tay out of alFrlposld t· published at 1 cent per wurd . I 2M37. 6-2.3-t! ~k 17, ~lnches!er, 4 :45 a. m 1 199, Page 149) $1&1.00. season compe 1 I0on came ay direeton felt the Big Ten aboldd Tearb .3 Gamea _ Elta, 2778. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 1 -- · --· - ~ ~ -- 0·5, The Ad\a'.lce 6 .55 a. m., e1ght Parcel No 3: Fr. 27 and 32, T 4, following ~ decisjo!' by faculty not tend team• to any ~-1e110n '1'e&m 1 Game _ Stroh'a Beer, 60c IIOc $1.31i $4.50 TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL 15 60c $120 $180 $6.00 I appll.tnce repair. Phone Otis ' IOitds, n? emPties , do':" n at Loci\ IB I H. 11 _ 5 acres, (Ref. Deeds Vol. ~prese~thahvhes to kill a111 fco~~c1 · event, since the Rose Bowl was 989. 20 Island Creek, 5 :45 a. m. 0.11, dow n 151, Page 240, and Vol. 199, page uons w1t t e Rose Bow oot ... 1 voted down.• Faculty repreaenta75< $1.50 $2.211 I McClintock, Racme, Ohio. 25 $7.50 at lock 18, Theresa Seley, 6 . ~ 11 l49) $200.00. dassic. tives, who were aplit $-5 on the 1 2-1-tlc 182 Ada nreived by 10 A.M will b.<: in that day s paper. m . 0-lO ; Down at 19, Loutslcm a.[ Plrce l No. 4. 100 acres lot No. The action created an uproar i.ssue, went along. 178 C\JS'l'OM .tUJILT JU1'LJiE.N Dll. 6.55 a. m . 18-1 ; down at Lock 22, 103, T 4, R. 11 _ lk acre (Rei. when newsmen gathered to hear Tbe faculty repHSentatlves allo 118 ' tugned Jo: your bomJ Fret • Charle1:1 H. Stc\'enso~, 9 a. m. 16·5 , needs Vol. 151, Page 240, and VoL what tbey thought would be only killed by a 8-4 margin a rule 17S J Um1\u t ·fll. .. .ll&D aud A.DDott, down at 22, The NatiOnal, 10 30 a 199, Page 149) $40.00. routine matters, aince the Rose claUH that would have enabled 175 Parcel No. 5 : 160 acre Lot No Bowl issue was settled earlier Big Ten seboola to accept Rol4!1 Phone WY-2·!\321. 8-e-U m., 0·3; Lock 23, llellance, 9 55 P I I J Notices ( 9) For Sole m., 17·2; down at 23, Jame D, ll. 50 1166, T. 4, R. 11 _ 1/ 6 acre, (Ret. 18-12. They I PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR. p. rn. 8·2; Bob Bennel' 8 :45 a. m , Deeds Vol. 15-1, Pace 240, and Vol. m the day. The Ro.e Bowl voli! Bowl invitations iDdlvidually wltb· ORDIR NOW teeond quarter was expected, bu~ withdrawal out a vote ol the confereQce. For your complete piano service 9-0 ; up at 23 a~ Crown Poinl, 5 10 190 f'a"e 149) $l(HIO. up. Ripley led Early order diSl·ount on all or· mA.'lD NEW ZIG·ZAG SEWING from all post-season athletic event. A queation of eonsl&WOcy ln tb' CaU Vinton DUB-8666. Graduate p. m., 1·1; Lehigh .up 10 :15 P m, I Parcel No . 6: Lot No. 1166, T. •• Machme in origmal factory car· den. Steel silos wllh 20 year B.ig Ten athletic proeram · wu of the school of Piano Forte 9-2; Raymo~d E. Salvati, 11:15 P R. 11 _ 6J.84 acrea Ex. In oil and was a surpriae. ton . Make, button holes. mono· uarantee. Pole t steel bu1ld· Th• sweepln1 post...uon ·rule viewed 11 a reason for tbe PP.ft· ideal for loJ~g shed. Free grams, bllnd stitches, and many I Tec'bnology, CbJcago, 01. m. 14.0; Jame D up, 4 a . m., 0-5, c gas Rer. Deed Vol. 199, Page 149) lncluHt the NCAA INisketiNII I season ban, since 1ome atbtitlc delivery on all ol'ders placed by fancy destgns Will ~ell this [ 3 3 3t" V. Horner, 9 a. m., 0 2, up st Gal $35000 tovrnMMnt, trtck mwt, twl~ directors beUeved ou.et 1port1 a1 March 10. 6 year financing. Phone ~eei: , only for $41 .00. Terms jTELEVISJON RADIO AND SMALL hpolis, The Ravensw?od, 2.-tO P Pa.rcel No. 7 : Fr . 19, T. 4, R. 11, mine and H . . .ll. It Is aublect well 11 football shoUld come under Oria L. Smith, Long Bottom, Rt. 1 If desJred . Phone WY2·2204. I A pll I C II p k m., 1.{); up at GalltpolJ!!, 8 30 p, m. 18.2 acres, Ex. 1/16 Of all oil and to appr.wal by tMmMr ftcult... tbe rule. · •a•-,.... P ana " " r. a ran 13-2 3,.. Racine Exchange. 2·25-17t.c CApt•ln"* · 414 N. Second A111e.. · gas produced and 14 of any bonus I I Mkldl• • 11 or rentals received rrom aaid land Thomoo M. Foln FFINERE JPEhRSEV GYUERNSEV IE . . • • • !Ref. Deedo Vol. 170, Page 87, and 2779 2 Tonnll> ond Pool Conln>l · one W ' .:_ _ Vol. 199, Poge 140) f4"<).00 . · · , F,... Inspection, ln1urance Nllion- AKC REGlSTERF..O COLLIE PUPS AUCTIONIIR Notictl is hereby &wen that Parcel No. 8: 160 acre Lat No. o wkle. E••Y t.rmL $2().00 each. Phone WY2·62M. Complet. $entice secaJed bJdl!l Will be received al 1166; T. 4, R. 11 - uun acres, Ex· PhoM _,o,..,.., WY 2-2366 j John Tucker, Hysell Run Road. CriH BrMfotd l.he Village HaU, Pomeroy, Ohio, ~ mterest in oJI and gas, (Ref. ·'II Portlmovth PR 6-2850 J..4.2tp A. ~~~';Oi.,:W ~:~'::.cfOhl.. an care ot the !Board of Trustees uf Deeds Vol . 165, P.-ge :W.,, and Vol. Point Pleasant's .Bla: Blackll and vsnce to the rerPon : ·I ,;,;.,. 2 29 tfc - -- ) 20.tf Beech Gro\'e Cemetery and Dor 190, Page 149) $400.00 Ripley's Vikings to Point Pleasant .-::::----c:-,..~:-:-::::::c- · NEED TIRE CHArNS? SEE! Schaefer, Don Colllns, Richard E. 1 Parcel No. 9: S. 8, T. 4, R. 11 • RELIABLE PAHTY WANTED 1'0 Pom..-.y f(40for Co. hm•roy, O.H .~:;:0::;";;; ~ -cB;cU;;;;ILD-;:::E:;R::S;-,~.B:::IR::C::H:--C::-AB :-::-1- Jones, Leslie F. Fullz, Fran kim 21.. 79 acres, Ex. '4 oil and gas and finsla of the cer by a seore of 3 a 3tc -'1.£o R d R B (R f Deed V 1 163 at the Wahama gym ley upset tbe Wahama take over small monthly pay. 8 0· 'ments on IBaldwm Sptnet ptano . ~ --NET makara ·Formica smk tops tzer an oy t=lzmg, members mmera 1s, e · coDJ, 72-61. Wahama b.acJ • by virtue of victoriea over Soon to be ptl·ked up m this 3D FT. 2 BEDROOM TRAILER. Vinyl asbestoa block laid. Hous~ 1of t.he VtJiage Council, the Boards Page 345• and Vol. 199• Page 149) and Wabama, respectively. RlplllfY twice during area. Wr1le before March 21st .)lelvm Little's Trailer Court, repaln~ of all de~ertpt1ons Call havmg super ...Jslon or manage· $52S.OO. The two teams will season. The Falcon lou P t Off' I tJh h' Ohi Ph E Guv l"''e' gler Racioe Ohio ' ment of the ttlal estate described Parcel 10 : Fr. 10· T. 4• R. 11- evenln" at 7:30 in tbe prM!cted all M110n t M to Cre d I Imager os lee es tre, • 0 · one menon " · • • 2 ~. tfc herem urttll 1.2 o'cloc.ll. noon on th~ 20acres, Ex. 1/16 of all oil and gns • Box 47, Marietta . OhJo. First re- J·7321J. 3-4-6tc ..,. ?th day of March, 1960. for the produced and lrir: of any bonul or slllp contest and tbe right to ad· The playe(l ~!:: wiH rel-eive first c~~~d;[~ ELE<:l'ROLU?C VACUUM CLEA-N· purchase of the followina dtlscn b rentals received from Nld land, :JI'O,G eer co~':;! :-c.o· -;c - ----. er. nuns lJke new. Has throw- IL\BY SHOES: BRONZE, GOLD ed. real estate . (Ref. Deeds Vol. 170, Page 87, and &II"''~ aerious CROPPING PRIVILEGES. My Ap· away bags Pa)' •ff balance of and Silver Plated. Write: Ray· LocHted in Beech Grove Ceme· Vol. 199, Page 149) $12ti.OO. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT acoriiJ.8 by 17 3ll 52 f'fl pie Grove }'arm . 1960 eeanon. $34.00. Terms Hvailable. Phone mond ThomBI, Lang-.viUe, Ohio. tery with the foUowmg descrip· Parcel No. 11 : 160 acr~ Lot No. Admlnl•tratrlx 0. ..,.II Non 20. Gardner had 9 21 39 ll8 ~hke oCfer. Glenn Wolfe, 941 WY2-2204 . 3-4-fite I 2 18 30tr t10n . Begummg, for reterence, at 1166, T. 4, R 11, A. 1~ acret; .B. Estate of a.rthtl Kas~Nr, decNGM 70 points ln the Mallllchusetts Avenue, North - - - · - - - - - -·- - a post marktng the southeast cor- 2.5 acrea; C. 2.5 acres; D. ~.5 acre&; CIM No. 17,997 night output was Wut, Washanwton, 1, D. c . WVINDO~' BLI~1 Dds AND SHADESd CLil.AN81 ner of the Beech Gro\'e Cemetery; E. 9.7~ acres; F. 10 acres, (Ref. Notice is hereby given that Sybil Benny Snead and (3) 5, 12, HI, 26, 4lc e1nct1an F Bl n Ea, 11ali sizes Don ......, a TV Aef)llr '-"lea thence north 78 dcg. 48' west 212.1 Deeds Vol. 1~1. Page '.40, and Ebersbach whoae Poat Offlce Add- each had 1,2 pointe fof coors, ree s..,.matea. a 1e Phone WY·2·22S5 ft. to an 1ron pm mal'king lhc 1Vo 1. 199, Pa.(!e 149) $700.00. ress II Pomeroy, Ohio, has been ant. High fer Spencer Wippel Supply, 215 Union AV!il., ~.,..¥ Oh•• principal place of beginning of the Parcel No. 12: 160 acre lnt No. duly appointed af!l Admlnillratrix Epling lfith lD. 16) Lost and Found Pomeroy, Ohio. 3-4-00tc tract ht!rem lo be conveyed, saJt.l 1166,1'. 4, R. 11 - 1).65 acrea, (Ref. de bonis non of the Ella~ of BerThe Falcons opened - · - - ---ARE YOU RUN DG'NN AT TH8 iron pm also being the intenec· Deeds Vol. 151, Page 240 and Vol. tha Kaspar, late of Pomeroy, Meigt 1 h Ri 1 ·r th POUND : A eum of ll'tOMY h11 ~ · hHII? Does rour aoul nftd NY. tion of the somhwel:lt rlgh~-of-wlily 199, Page 149} $120.00. . County, Ohio, deceaeed. wt p ey all J ey bHn found and tvrntcl In to my G): VACUUM CLEANER SWIVEL topa lind roll easy, uaed \'ery I Ina! lnt Work. Lrnst Prlc... Hne of the new Sugar Run street Parcel No. 13: 160 acre Lot No. Dated this 17th da)' of February tJ~n~pai~eg: ::s~"~~epoint efflce. The ame Hn be cl•il'fto 1 llttle. Must sell thlt week. I IACINI IMOI SEJUIICI SHOP (60' wide) w1th the northeast right lH16, T. o&,ti. U , - 12 acrea, (Ref. 1980. -a ed bJ' tht own•r provkt•d h• $2~.00 complete prH!e. Phone RACINI OHIO of-\\oay line of the old Suaar l\Wl Deeds Vol. 151, Page 240, and Vol. , F. IL .O'BRIEN the openJna minu.,tes, thf:tr 12 36 S3 72 can properly identify hlmMif WY2·2204. 34-6tc ' ' narrowed to four by the find 18 31 ~ 81 99 p and ,,..sent MtlsfKtoty proof Street (40' wtde); thence north 79 l , age 149) $360 00. Judge of the Probate Court r,.:;;;,;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;i;.IA*-i~·~;;i;;;;;;o;;;;;;,;:;;;;;;;.;,:..;:;~ -' ownership. Phone Herbert l-80,00b deg. 28' west 105.90 ft. in the north Parcel No. 14: 160 acre Lot No. MeiJI county, Ohio BTU. HOT WATER Gilkey, Chief, Middleport Pollee ea~St nghl of way hne of the old 1166, T. 4, R. 11,-9.5 acres, (Ref. ·- (2) 20, !"'; (3)4, 3tc boiler. All controls, good as S1,1 gcar Hun ·St. to iron pm; thence Deeds Vol. 151, Page 240 and Vol. O.,.rtmftt, WY2-JI45. 3-4-ltc new. Call WY2·2036 or stop in less than the appraised \'alue, will 1 north 70 de g. 56' west 1:1~.::10 ft. m 199, Page 149) $270.00 Ohio Valley Plumbing and the norlhl;ast r~ght-of-way line of Parcel No. Hi : Section 3, and 9, be sold subject to all leuea:, easeHeatJng Inc. 3-4·3tc 18) Auto Soles the old sugar Hun Street, to an 'l'own 4, Range 11, in 100 acre Lot mentl and ri&bta of way of record , 19!15 FORD 2 Oil. SEDAN. FORM· USED WllRLI'rZEH SPINET OR· tron pin, Sllld iron pin being m No. 104. a ~ acre lot and house aubject to the Hen for t8xes for er owner recommended thi1 car GAN - 2 keyboard& and pedals BOUlheallt t:omer of a 2000 sq. ft near Reedsville (Ref. Deed Vol. l93,. 1960. Terms of sale: Cash in hand Ivr being easy on both ~aa and ~Jth cord unit. Maho&any hn· 1 Jut conveyed to the Ohio 1')1cJ Gas Page 527) $2.500.00. on day of sale. The right lJ reoil. $890.00. Blaettnars, Pom11· . . 1$..., '!)lepOSI'IeB&ed from oMgtnal eomp~~1 by deed dated Jo'ebruary Persons intere11tDd In 111 more served to reject any or all offers. Before 9:30 A.M , . roy. 3·2·6tc ~t.IJ{&r,'Party with reliable credit 8, 1856( recorded m Ocffl Book particular description of t~e real E. j, PEIWON, ExeMiddleport WY·2·2~, . .-'..-::-·-;-;;_..__ 1.l! lt~UY Rea11onable terma ur Pomeror WY -2-3195 · ~. lU, pate 331 of the recnrds of £state muy check the above refer· cutor of the Estate. of Geod Claan Uud Can ca&h. the Meigs County Recorder, thence t:nC'c d<'Cds Jn the Rocordcr's Of· Olive Torrence, Deceased. KAUTZ FRED STORI All Malee a end Model& :=:,-;c=-:::::==c- :-::=-=::-::·;:;; north 39 deg. 00' east 60.00 fet~t f1ct: of Meigs County, Ohio, priori CROW, CROW & PORTER, AI theMITROPOLITAN MOTOIIt 2M AMP FORNEY ATC WELDER in the soallleast line of 11a1d 2000 to sale. Attorneys for Executor Yukon 5·2141 tDOa6 lttt Main 11. with only 6 hn. use. AlJo 60 ft. The property cannot be sold for (3) 1, 5, 9, sq. ft. lot, to an iron pin, thence IIAMILL IIRVICa STATION ,.._...,., Ohle or welding cable. 120 amp.·3 Bolo,. 9:110 A.M. norlh 51 (leg. 00' west 40.00 H. In pole switch box and 40 ft. No 6 the northeast line of sa1d 2QOO AIIHnr un 11104 BUICK SfEClAL 4 Dll SE3-w1re heavy cable. All fdr sq. ft. lot to an 1ron pin; thQRCIP Every Day Servleo du. dynaflow drive. Like new $220.00. Call WY2·2928 or WY2· south 39 deg. 00' west 30.00 It. in tmilh. flUO .OO. Bl1ettnan, 3141 3·1:1-3tc the northwes t hnll of Bald 2000 Fomeroy. 3·2-&tc 120a) Termo·t e sq. rt. lot lo can iron pin m thlb NOW IS THE TIME TO START northealll right-of·way line of the 1:-"'lll64=-:-HA:-:-:R:::DTO:=::P-::2-:D ::co:co"lt: -7 RO : :A :-::)). plannl~~ y~ur "FROSTY CREME Control old Sugar Run Street; theJJct• uotlb 'WASTER Buick. Power ateering, S roR~.. o~l11ke real proflla un _ :n deg . 00' we!)t 9.00 ft . in the power brakea. Very loud eondl· J your Ice cream sales. lee cr~am FREE WSPECTIONS. PHONIC northeast right-of·wuy hne or the Uon. Priced Reuonable. Mra. machine• for every need Com · WY-2·2774. Gilmore Supply old Suear Hun Street , to <~n trOn · Bertha OUver, Mulberry Hi:lll, plcto planning. Write or caU: Store. Vaughan Pest Control Co romeroy, Ohio. 3 1 6tc The Kltcben Cllnter, Inc , 220 Member of National .iest Con· pin; thence no1:1llt a-t de~. 02' weat _ _ Fourth St., Parkenburg, W Va ll.rol AuociatJOn. 12-3·Uc 1~.76 feet In the northeast rJgb\• of-way line of the old Sugar Run 181., CHEV. t DR. SEDAN. WEEK Phone GA :.!-7571. 3 5 3tc Street, to an iron pin ; thence south end 1peclal. tDG:J.OO. Blutt~t·~ Used Winter Spmct piano. Mahog- ( 1 M deg. 18' east 350.80 luet m the _!~roy. 3any finish. A· l cond1llona. Low ~;outhwelt righl-of·way line of new EV«Yd.ay, 1 lot of people mate t~ aame eonunent 'D1 FORD Deluxe. Jn good condi· price. Write to "Bill the l1 1ano DON'.S'nVIBS Susar Run Street (60' w1de) to the Uon. Phone WY-2-8311. Man," c/ o Wtndell'l Tth and prmclpal place of beglnmng, conaboul • lot ol ·~ oncl omoll •.•• Item! 3 1 5tc: , Warren St., Marietta, Ohto, or tainins 10,ltia !!QUare fect (0.233 that intenet be~U* they an news phone 1''ront1er 3-1:1697 for deacres) more or le8a; also a ri~:~ht-ot 1..7 MERCURY MONTERY, 4 ll,llo. 3 3 3tc way over real estate now owned dr. bvdtop. Mereom•tlc, R&H -! by 11aid VUiage or Pomeroy to per· eatn clean, ext.a nice lntlde <, • ' ,, mlt ln&ress and egrcu to said ond oul. 116116.00. Bloettnoro, (9a) Morine Supplie& lot. Pomeroy. 3-Utc Said property 11 to be sold and UIIO 80ATI AND MOTORS QS conveyed to the highest bidder by •ndl u' ""lie the, ta11. MMroo 19J For Sale a suUielent de~d upon the follow· ptlllan Moton. 600 1. Mlln ina terms: Cash in hand on dcay of , IJJ RATS KlLLElJ WlTH:::;---:: ST CCAC:: R II., ,_,,.,, Phono WY·~ iliA ::-:-:JINBS.=11111PSON INS"RANCII ule. , Forlorln 210 lbo, $1.49: 4 lbo. 11·24otfcl A1enta. Middleport. Fire. J.. utoIs reser\'ed lo rejec' The right tJ:.ID. Sale, 1ure, a;uaranteed. -=~-=--::- mobile, Bondt. Phone WY ·2· any and all blds. Ebenbach Hudw~tt, Melp Co. I 0-For Sole or Rent ma. Alfred Elberfeld fum J:liuuu. su.sar Run F1our Norman Kloes ' ' 4 HOUIIOn IWI, Pomfi'O)', Ohio. COMPLETE INSURANCil !'110. Charles Murray, Jr. of Llneoln Heljlhts. Gu turnace. teetlou. Life, Auto, 1'1;1., Pollo. (2-INlpl: (2·28-lltp): (3-ll·31p) Member. of the Board of Sell wltb no down payment or (1.10.3tp) (3-17-atp) CoD DoD IIWI, Jl)doUeporl, Trustees ot :Beech Grove rent at t&O.OO a month. CaJI ObiO. Cemeten HOOVIK Conatell•Uon Sweeptr, Pomeroy WY ·2·3830 or Point Dor Schaefer l JHt old: old l10hlo~ed lire· Pleassnt 1628. 8·Z·8tc Real Estate Don Collins ~ bench end old h1hionecl .' X. Jonea Rlcbard ilrW111 clocll. Clll WNHI461 I 14 J For Rent FOR s.wc, 3 ROoM llousE Lellle F. Fultz aftl!t t p.m. 3 3 8tc : - - : - - - with blth. Nice Joc1tlon. Melvin .FNnklln Rizer ....- t~t ,_..,•.,, Ttrract IfNI Hood. 111 Locust M., Pomeroy . UNa.AillED BINGER SEWING Roy Behins Y1f1. 11 ., oH hHemut • ...._ 2 23 30lp IIK!Pne. WUI ~ell for t:Zfl.OO plus Members of the Village ,_.,.,. ' h - WY•J.ZH7. I ...40 due us for new part1. Council 7 T:::-;,M:::Oc=:IIN=INO S 118 A"c"'RE::-"'FA"RII=-A Phone WY2·Dt4. 3·+41tc 01 30: (2) 6, 13. 2(), 27; t3) 5, 6tc room11 with priYate balh .and j Star, good 3 room bouae, ou\prlv•te entrance .Automat!~ bulldlncs. w1ter, electticitJ, heat. Utihtlet turn~ed. Avail·~ mall, aebool bu1, telephon-. pod p11ture witb plenL.Y of. able Marob 12th. Mlddle~it IALI OF AUTOMO&ILE Phone WY-23200 a a 3tc: water. Contad Sam Curti•, Boa !'lioUee 11 henby liven that lat, R01noldob111'1, Oblo. Uo Friday, March 18, 1080, at UtAl\j, M&NTB - .t\lratllbed Ind. 1 lon I .UO. 2·lll-30tc ' a. m. the undersigned wll1 l'nfllrl'll•hed. M~Allltflra, Mlddl• - ~·;:;-:---:--:-::::::--::::::::: pdtt. Phone WV .uaM. FOR SALE: 1 ROOM HOUSE, lor sale at public auction to :-'-.cc:-7-:=-.:~--cellar, 2 loll, near 1rode oebnol hlahett bidder lor cash in hand at . '• and I ROOII HOVSI. 4 ROOII aod bllh a.:hool. Poorlo llyooll, Blaettnar Auto company, P;,~:,':".i CAJ.t. THE iVafNISS. apartment. and 8 roo111 IPirt- RuUand. 2 20 &tp Ohlo, the folluwJna: d· . •I ment. A. N. BeaJtl, Phone Cllt~LATJOM · · . · lnict, to-Wll: WY·2·S:I'I2. IJ.:I·tlo FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM IJOUSE One 1ta:l Chevrolet 2 ton Truck, DIIilLA;!. ;\.!l.YU'ml~._ Set Bob Noloon, Rulland. Motor number 00, Scrlcal nu1011>er '• CLASSifb•l,l' ~V~'!'lil'"' . WANTED A SOBER CLEA ~ M,\N 2·:1J.Itle . . . . IV2MNI2288. to ahare 3 room apartmea.l with - · - - - - - - - : - - - -Dated thla 29lb day or rebruan· 'onolbcr mon . Call WY2-M40. ~ ~·1960. 3-4·1tc ' · Mil GENERAL ~~OTORS ' ' ACI;EP'l'ANC!I CORP. .' 2 TRAILEll MIOOI.II'ORT - 7·roijm lrjme, BY ' J . W. Jb>nes, P. II. Melvin Little's Tnllor Court,. b4th, ill furnace, itarm doors (3) 3, 3tc c_he-•hire, Ohto. Ph<lnc Emenon •nd window,;·, ••rage, lmd teVeral 7 7329. _ _ ~· building joto. S'!IOO.oo 1, · $ · POMIROY 9·room tram•. bath. BUFFALO. (20) Bustness I ervtces hot water heatlnl. abade and out Bufhlo Bl~ns of tiht ·~~~:!:::~~:; 101'1 TRI• IIRVICI AND .... or hla:h water. Tern; at ' ~· at Lea.~ue obave slened r 1110Qf, e-tMM wn.5475. IYI.ACUU - lk'oOID ~llbil liatb, Nlck Koleff, 23, -:v.ho was 12-NDt, 1a1 fQI'DICeS, doubt• IAriiJe. 2 outrJwbt by the Detroit . lo\1 on oorner• tMPO,OU. . KoleU was inact.l\'e laet teuon be~ 0. McCOY VIRGIL TI-J!', uoo of o """ •rm. '!'be 81""" AUCTIONIU ... ~ . i'florio W,Y '1!>1711 oloo .tlgned .Bob BoWDWII ,f<mner ' ' I & .._ ~· PbWieo ,..tneldor. t. l.o!'f·........ (A1Io, ~ ., . ! ' ~ ,,o~.. WANT ADS I (20) Business Services .' - l 15ally ·sentinel, Pomeroy-lUildlePOrt. 0·., 'Marcil 5, li!M.-7 .tELEVISlON- GUIOE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Glinl.ti-~ 4'30 TBA 1\ :oo school story UO S<l•n•e FioUon Th ..ter 1 1 I t I ·ll~ H :30 12 '00 IUO I .. .... wabama upset out Of Tourney' pOint PIeasant Beats spenc·e• I 1:10 .MovtetJme. 2:30 Loretta Yount 'J!beater · 8:00 Yciuof 1Dr. )Ja!o....., 1 ~,~ r.,o:~~oy'r.::,. 3 - 'Sunday 1S 4:30 Adventure Time 1:00 Steamboat Bill , , •. Sgt. J>r?llon lhe llie TV Cb.,... . 1 Industry on P..,aae ,,>30 SteambOat f».l ' ;15 Jim~ IIIII"' 8;?5 WO!!t.be~. · · ~,o<J' hlsl\le Spotto · ·' • .. 1 , • jt."tt z,J~ ,1'11L' B"k' . ,, . · 8:0:0 · ., 8:30 N"'" P.clwre .,r aer:.a,st , . WCtiS~TV C,unnef 8 t._ I s. .........1· A. , · •· '· t:GIJ Studio WresMtng 1'00 AII"Star Golf tJOOI ~·••I'd HDii 1 Cftanne18-Mond:at . · ' :30 Die.& Clal'k1 Show ., , . 1U:OO Sea Hunt 8:3Q Leave it to Bt-avtlf ·~ : 00 ~awrence Welk S~ ,.. ·;, 10:00:. i('tbilee U. s. A. . · rt:OO Up-to-the-Mmute New1 11 :10 - Sports fieport 1\,}5' I!.ato Show · ' 1 ,oo The News Tonillll Wln4ow ' 1~0 lAte Sbmr --;---;-- '-llanne or 5lmii"UG) 11,o• weatker ', l I ·~Suniffy ::: ~a~it 'a •• 00 J •• u kin 1 ~··· ~: o..., ,..op 'u ,LI :iq Bishop Pike $:00 DoUI Martlll Show 1:00 Roq~.,Per Boom ~:00 Movie , ll:~ YoW' i*O Reporter . ll:30 I Married Joan 1:.00 JliiUeu Guo 12:39 Love lila~ Bo)> I ;011 A,l>out Faceo , :w I(<'die Z:OI) ~ In C'OUI! ":S<i ""'o Gale Slom> 1 .r; " ~1-"f UOf ... . , , ,·Jl:OO College NeWJI ,c'ooterenoe S~4)0 lJat the Cl~ · 3':30 ' Who Do :YoU Truil .,., ' l::.rl, ,)lla..ljJ;IIJ1't, '# CO • 4'.tJCI" ~~~-~"80 - ' 2:W 77tb Bengal uwc:en ~~ 2:dt> Science Theater 5:30 My Friend FUcka t : 3:00 Presia;ial,i3lasi~ . • ~ 1:00 .tiaD .JrlliCis.cD 8ea1 ,, 1:30 Cham hJp lfridp" ~ ~ l:ad '?our ~ -Be..• ' :00 .Paul ~heU, -&ow : K 1 1~ . ~~nnan 1; HO Brol:<~o,w 6:45 .Jnlui Daly IOOWI Uil ~atilt' ~d'l: Fuonlea 7,00 Colt .45 5:30 Roil.er t'6y ""' · 7.:oso Cbeyenne 8:0() llobin RWd 8·ao :gollrbon Street Beat I· , . 011;, anc~o~o.,... 19~.&MB~ ln Paraillll 1' ~ Mt.verick IO:S~M'If:iCK~ Amateur HOur "I 8:30 Law.mat1 -l• 1.1:00 \'"he Newt To.m&bt . • 9:00 Tbe Rebel • Jl :IO Scanning the Weather 9 :80 Tbe ..Alas_. •. 11:15 Sport Re~ort J0:31l 21 Beacon Street .'1l:i~20 Late Sbow s•- -u:: 1 I l2:30 Jt CO~ B4i Y01t, 1:00 Mi# 1>9 N.nn SJ~, ~n. • ' ' 1 This Trq;~ or .~uenoel c Legal No.. I n ~80 co::e:tr~· U :OO ·- ""' HuDtler llrldlei:i!Oport ~::JO ~W~ld Cbamptqflshlp Gol! 7:00 Huckle~ l;low>4 5;30• 1i'l'•' rresent . 7""" 11'••"""•1 . • •; ' • 1 1':~ ' '!I . • ,...... ~ " ~ '· • 6:00 :tdeet the I;'fesa , · ' , ! :2.0 ' Tille& of W~lla Fir.JO t q Q:'ap · ~e~· Plctun 9 :00 P~r &uno . 7:Qb Ovijr18nd 1'rail ' 11~ tte~! ll}:r)~~ .8100. · S'Ur,d:iY Sho~clse \I',OO , New~ .......... · '9:00 r"!bevy Shmt : '1': ~~ 10:00 Loretta Young '\ :10 Wea. l0:30 Wichita Town, l:1~ Jact :Pa• ~ , , 11·00 News fl:e~(I··Ji1>40 ;.:00 ' $ip ott ·~· ., I I 1Jouih 12:45 · Gardrln Club of the Air i :OO Champioothip Jlo••ll~ I Lega I NOfice ·OO J;iAn Uff (;ha~,_el I I ' NeW& Pietyre , :30 Bonanza ' 8'30 Man and the Cltallenge SI:OO 1'he Deputy ' · 9:30 JJ.)urncy to 'understanding 10:30 Ma!l From interpol '1·00 .Newt~ Blllldll.._ U : lO We2tloe....,.an U:l5 Shoekwateb ·) ! ------- r&.-nne• 'lMonda, 1 .;r.....,."' 5:<15 Sip On 8:00 CoD:Unental , Cl•sstOOm t~OO Today t:OO Katie 0oonaa Sbolr P:ao Top~r \O:OO B.e KJ 10:SO l•lay Your Hunch 11 Prl •- Rl""' F .15 Sports Ru4;ndup 6:30 W111terlr,onf '7:00 Saturda)' Migbt Jamboree '- PHONE WY-2-2157 rlli ft:OO I 1 lt:lO WeatbereW NltewstcJo II :1& .. .. Call Dlca SterreH · .. ..... , ~· IA'TIIIDAY '- 3:.0 1:00 Neur" RNdline•Weat!Mr 1102 Rn> UO Form ll.orktt Report 6:3:8 News 8:40 Breattut Partr 7:00 News HeadlLIIN-Weal:her 7:01 Bretktaat Party '1 :30 lfewa Beadlir e1-1llutber 7:Sl Brt!a.tfaat Pll1J 8:00 New• Headlines-Weatber a,ol BreUtllt Party 8:10 Newa 8:15 Breakfast PartT 9:00 9:01 t:30 9:35 t:l!8 10:():) News Headlin....Weatber Breakfaat. ,PartJ Community·Loea.l Newt Breakfad 1\u'W Top Headline " "0 lf- -·-~,~ 1b:~ FOOtball ' TPMvJew T Wemer' np on 1100 12:00 12:15 l:QO 1.01 UO 1:33 Noon Nilwo Weekend News Headllnea-Weatber Weetend NeWJ Weekencf 2:30 Obl.o Ne'iJa 2:~ .Weekend 8:00 New• l{eadllno!•Weatllor . :J:D1 WeetiDd 3:30 News 3 :35 Weekend . t\00 !lew~ He..wne,.W..tber Weeflend 4:30 Ncnr., 4:01 4:33 Weekelld '5:30 Communtty-Loc..I New~ 5:35 N~Uonal N..,. WHY, I READ IT IN THE DAILY SENTI'NEL I iOb • ns:uronc:t I CONVENIENCE ARE TMI ----- NEW NUMBER$ WYandoHe 2.2156 . Legal Notice 11:~ a.~. Weill ~lland Olourdo "'~) 12 :II!) 12 I" ' •· 12:30 MOOD Jlewo p ~... • - · " · ~ <11 ·ll••- ---~•ur Wooh'lleporlo to 12:45 1:00 2:00 2' 01 2:10 Soclal Seeult7 Sllo,. SuMq Sbowcue News Reard1Jog.Wea1hc A.oull•or11r1 811.,..... Breadwar Showea-.. l!lo People 3:00 . Neft Headllnfi·Weatlalr 1 : 0~ Sunday Sbowcuo · weo- 4,00 ll.,.• IINdlln. . 8!00 N•MI Heat~Wlet-Weatbel' 1:01 Suucla)o Sh61Je..e 8:00. Ne.WJ , f,GII Sporto.Weotlier lklO Tate nve B:lD Subdowo Sennlde 8:41> Sip 011 ':45 Sign On 8'00 Coatln011tal CJasaroom Events Of Week The Accent Those attending from a dlstanee · were Mr. and Mcs. Charles Myers, Wilmington; Mr. and Mra. Carl Denison of Wheeling; Mr. lllld Mra ...Robert.. l>eniiKlll, Dayton; Jack Denison and Mra. Jre.ne Tom, Ath· ell's:, Mr\, •"" ~ .• 1!111 Al<*ander atid .Mr. lnfd ~'. • Harold tinsley1 Columbus; Mrs. Belva Grue~er, San ~~:;~Calif. and Paul Myers, Col· I HOI"E· NANCY WON'T ASK ME' TO ~EAT Hf.R "I'Q LUNCH---1M BIC.OKE The Town FROM Pt. Pleasant .. MONPAY thru ' THURSDAY., ' ·' ' Atteltdi111 wer~ Mlke NicholiOI):, Roger Davis, Cathy thomal, Judy King, Billie Lou Martin, Suzy Park· er, Elena Martin and •Mr. 1nd Mrs. Homer Parker. SON BOilN Mr. and ¥ft:, Roll Sbuler of Columbus are aimouncing the blrf,b of a 9 pound 2 ounce son, Martin A1len, born Feb. 16. He is welcom· ed by a brother, David Lee, and ' two sisters, !Debra Kiy and Martha Ann. Grandparent. are Mr. and Mrs. Everett Coy and Mr. and Mrs. Ab,1x. Shuler or Storyt Run . • II'IRTNDAY Don St01Vart, The SENTI.NEL NEWS ROOM (21 ) o:oo pleted nine weeks of training at the Great Naval Center. Tbe gradl~ · atlon exerciies included a fuU By Jean P•rk.er dress parade and review berore LAVETTE SHOWER military ofricials and civilian digMrs. Bob Rathburn was guest of nitaries. honor at a layette shower Monday evening Feb. 29 at the ·home of Chapman spent the past week ber tnotber-in-law, MPB. Frances with his parents and wiU now be Da\'id5Gil on Lima Rd Assisting asgigned to fleet duty. He attended hostesses were Mrs. IBonni.e Coy the Rutland schools prior to enter· and Mrs. Betty Manley. ing service. ATTENDS BAND CLINIC The baby guts were placed in a Mr. Roger Roush, Rutland High School band ihstructor, and &tu· bassinet .which was alS{I a gift. The spent in g.tmes dents, Marlene Hoffman, WaY.J)e and were awarded Rouda. •Jld Wanda Tackett atteftdto · Edna DavidSOQ ed a three day band clinic at tlie . Mtrvel Foley college i.n Mor®ead, Kentucky, · . · HYMN SINO The GoldeTL Circle ClaS!J ~ tlle ·served ~ .Gi'ate and Churcll of Christ wm: ~ · r.i Marvel Fo- hymn sin~; · o~ Sunday afternOol}, Bar· March Z, a,t 2 p. m. A silv.er oUerwUI be t.liken. The public iS in· to attend. " A'I'TII(D FUNERAL Fu'pneral services for Mrs. touBrlewine, ise :Myers were held at the Cha1e spnpt~s. Funeral Home on Tuesday after811)., Charlotte noon, Feb. 23. The servicea were 1er, Judy Denney, Coy, Dor· conducted by Rev. George Davls. othy Rathburn, Edna Davidson and Pallbearers were Kenneth Davis. Miq.nie Hutton. Ernest M:olden, El~OMPI.ETES RECRUIT S:CHQOL Snowden a'¥' El.~ 1 R'obert K . Chapman, SOJl of Mt. LISTED HERE FOR YOUR --- SUNDAY ?:45 Sip On T:te Nen HeadU.O.WeatJ.' ? :67 Sunday Chapel 8:00 Bev. llontJOtnerJ OltJ1ilnd Jlialloo 8:30 1'111 !UDdaJ lbow 1:00 New1 Headl.&liM-WtMber t:OI The ilun<l11!' ShooJ Nowo uoodUne·_.adae:r 1 .o .. " 10:01 The SUndar Show tl :06 New• Headlln _ CY-We~ta• 11:01 Tb4 Sunday &bow • peop\e .,. 8 :00 I :CII lluDdoona 8enu4o 8:~ Sip 011 Q NR . OCIO mat'""' ____ ,..---,.,.===,..-,=== ~ Pol Boone :R::---t-:1...;;;.-...;;;.d~S:---:.-1:------'and .Mis. Julius Chapman has com- "HOW DO I KNOW?" ! P!ANU'I'I WMPO Dailf Pro,.ara Schedu.re liP Ou I IM Social Duk Show Seeurit,o lllow H sons, BUSINESS OFFICE WYandotte 2.2157 - a.a.u . or'a<£'1'08 . I J.lf 'fl' . . .. l IIi- . .. •' - ·. ' • ' ' • l };,I •I �·-.. . ·-~ c- • . ' 0 0 -Dally senUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Marth 5, 1960 ., n& ",, Announces Daughter's Engagement I~~;f.~~~"lr;or "JUIIIho other day! did t- dlfJ.,tnt rhlnr•ln a linsJe visit hem. IJD1Jlle I Ill)' Ul1llll -tly uv.'"'L' lap depGoit, d!ewso• the meetl!l& ;1~~~~~~~ PLAN and ARRANGE ePRIVATE PARTY u.1J ~ t I~ Cll , .. EIIIIJ lit ~·~· if . U.V.-r !!ltlllf 111.-cill ttrvlp.: ~ .... ·u.l · ' . I ; I' J ·~~~CEPTION .' ' .BANQUET ' ,HOTEL MARTIN •) ' ,, • ' ~ ,.) ·.•.,, ' ·· ~ ·· · •• ' MISS SLACK . enttne , Relatives Beaten Back By Flames Jn ~epeat.ed Tries To Rescue Victiu ·U;.Ifw! ,..,. l_,.tltNI A lll4fi <>I.:ArcUc air lln&ehd over t.be ~~·· hwtltnd todb. 1111~· "'"lop wqe comhlon tbroliili lilt aorlll contr.l portion Oi ·. tAf counlty for l~e third :J~ 11111~· . . 1 betU! whic:b ~·~~!~:::n Of II'air, dri.ltating a,.Jbo, IUllled · sou!J>. into ~t rt-cords in at least oil\.. Slind.oy. 1 '!bll! c:O!d· wave set low lemperat.\U:e reco~• with teacUnP! of 17 <lit~ below zero ·~ DIIV'enport, Io"t; 2 al!oVIl •t Cbt..ao; 6 IJe. low ~t' ~o-peU, .KaQ.; S below at t\ef Koinet.- J.owa: ' below at Columbia, Mo.; ti ~ow at Indian· ape.Ua; .1f below •t Madiaon, Wis.; 7 .below 'at .Milwiuiee, 7 below at ·1 bnt, :'4ich., and 2 b"low at 4ifci · t .L48bt mow, genfrail9 an Inch or leu, w-te foreeatt ove'r most ~ Uit nOrtb\lm plains, middle and uppl>f Mli>JIBtppl Valley and t~e lower Ohio Valley. Raln and driz· r.le we:re 'tJPeeted over · mqst of UU, ·Jower J(i~ppi Valley soq~n · pla1AI: · 1 J. • answered direction ~~ firenlen •h• .LYolla, &NLl!llanl fire chief, aid"ed the recovery of tbe• by C ronor .11!1!!1'1' Ewing 1 111. • Sheriff )Jobert Hart· wu' ~ eaUtd. Cl~veland. Norman Mr. <ompl•t• destruction ' r. . reseue unit wu called to Bins: realdenee at 26 Mr. Bing bad suffered spell, but bad reeovered. squadiMn arrived. aeoond of tbe two fire 0 .VIIYqNI ... llttlo totl to • grown womon ... wont emort Tuckerman Rites Held Thursday 1~.~~~~!!e~'~... and Meiii ·C9UIJ, Cou.ntJ lawyera ~ttend- hold Thursday afternoon at 2:00 pm for Mrs. Rue ·(Mary Ethel) Tu<!lr· erman at the Rawlin&s-COitS run. eral Home in Mjddleport with Rev. Howard Ruppelt af the First United Presbyterian Church offl· I ~~ :~::.r· Is Included In '' • ' I2 ' ' ROOd Program . D. · · ~~~ wen VlQintA ~:.i':!:id ~. m. on )i: procountlea. Tbey n.ad lmprov• of tWQ •llrid· tlie lint ,._ •• .'' are ~:es to today write4n , ..0_.c-be received on vice La \We neeBudtord, BLng, wm1. Wal11ce Paul and Geora:e Meinhart. Among thoae from out of town who came for lhe aervlcel!l were Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hull Qf Ull~a. Mr. and Mra. 1Uch1rd Hayes and dauj:hter - Suun and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lindsey of CollUllbue. pzovlded hY for president or atron& showings pret.ldentlal can· VIce Piesldent sen: John in apeetllcular write-in • vote for in tm helped atall Harold · drive to "block the· re- t j I .. - ~WEEPERS:' 'l , 1\J raJ4' eae0n yoUr ..rpelo )'t>U ali&wd try Ollf,Of .lhe ninr .' . ' . f ! • llooYtr sweepjors. Tb<y' •":"•P end boot tli~ <>ryels •.• !J'ef wOrk ~nd .cot •"! !he ...u;. ~.eep ·down dlrl ~And lhe ~.. l HOOVER t I l ' ' l ' ' 0 on w~ ~.In : I~>W . !ll~,dsla Lhe d~ey d.P<'•<1~~~~1 GOODWILl. WD ~WITH MOlE WGAIN MILE$ PER DOLlAl Aridwt ~ .. .. ~ ~ ~.... ~~~ '' -· HW, who Hved in Paint Pleuant, diod as a resulli of injuries received on TUuday, March ..1. when his auto &truck an a'butmenl of.the Silver iBridp in Pt. Pleuant. He -~ bad bad two brain ope" rau~· 1 ·since Meiga County's Volunteer Fire Departments near $40,000. Pomeroy is the aeclc:lent at the Cabell· unttna:· the only dePartment in MeiJa Weatmtnster College IDCI o<1 in the Coast Gtwtl · dtll'lnc World W• Ii. He atationed fot a wblle at the Poiht P1eu1nt Coaat ~l...,boWer'o rlllll1,tng.jmel~~!~ ~!'~ wa• • Guard •tetloD. Two Vairymen 1'ht Honors In Butterfat Tests · Survtvon include lila mqther, Mn. Rena Hill Scbla4en of · New Castle; his wife, Ka~hleen Sinitb HIUt one son, Jamea f· Hi~., lr.,. , at bome: four datlgbten, ltaraha abel Etta· Hut, at' home, Ml'll. · $ylvla. Cltt and Mn. Joe Heneley, New Caitle; aDd seve~J araqd~b.ildren. ·Eight I ' ·~ Miss J0 oes Is SeJ-etllil As. D A. B. pliJI'r. fire ay1t.em munieation. ...&.,;) .• . . · Eventually, COiul4bt.a -.MI. 21 JlaUono wiU bo IIDked. 11te OIW> le&. to ....... from Col. .bol .. Huntington, W Va, ~••u~t<or Milia Sharon Jona, Mr. aDif Mn. Em~ bee~ . $elected. act .u the· ·Slate D ~ ·IU~i ... ,. - be -• aevelilnd tie D.A.R. ia 110 a ber and pitt prelident Cradle of Liberty Cbapter.:fd~ c. A. ll., alld a irtdUite of !ll P~ W&b School ~tiere . a<;Uve 14 ac~ool. c81iJ:'cll ll'~ II Gu Co, another n1:Jiiclial'7, beo · ToBe~rated Monclay, Marth 14 ,.,'0'I ~: 'i ., Cberringtop, of tru8loeo , ~ .- . . . _•. . when Amy ' Kinpland, (now Amy Jones) serVed a.s 1 paae. 10·.. .,•land. . . ~"'" Mra. lnl~ng ~· Jr.J the aouw· e11t District Din<tor and !ln. A » Jlnl•ht a .....eut of the loeal · ._ • ...-. t chapter an planniDg to a toDd tbe co_nr_or_e_nc_•_·_ _ __ THE LONG HAUl. WASHIN~TON · UPI - 0 $t52,000, will ... I!UIII ill' 9b)o Fuel Holzer Wiug " ' ond -""1 pmtnc ia 1881 at Return Joaa~n lleli• Cba~. Chlol Tom D. A. II. WM repeoeolod at one of the conferences ae.veral yean qo . . ChJef Darst said Sunday the Nor· man Hawley fire damages would probably run around $l200 to liOO d erec1 b · 41 an '."'81 cov Y lll8Uf· aoce, f.ctording to Mr. Hawley. Cbief Dant alfo Nid the two tires would put the fite lou of the Middleport Fire Department over the $8,000 mad; lqr the year. The Ulree flrea in the county Sat· urdJY and eirl)r Sunday morning bfoniiJ"t lbe 10 tal fire lonea for Tbe decelled wu a mbdau<la:.teoe1'11or,J County without a o! the vice prest4ent Eastern ~eigs Men Arrested ·• ' · Middleport Fire communication The system wiU provJde, Cohan· bia. eompania with voice eommv· n.leaUon, teletypewrita ervke, faeslmile fadlitlet, C,~ supervisory control 1116 data com· . Damase waa eotlmatecl ton Hoepllal. ! Holds your eye 'Have '-.011.1~rall along;· a keeo like it holds · Pootlt,fe ri'h.e · the road! ~ A~ T0 Be Tuesday leBdera foz the aemiaar Funeral serflct'l lor James F. J. Smitb, NeW Phiia· Hill, 48, a tucher ·at Wab~;ma Hi.gb a propoae<!.<:llellt'< Robert L. w.elil, School will be held Tuel!day afternooa in New Cutl~. :Penosylvanil. . •. ' . .. ' wiU be in tbe I!~~::~\~~~~Burial Cemete.ry near Dexter today, weather permitting. Pallbearers were Dr. X. U//ahama Teach . er .......#<!~!! W ___ ' area between PrestonblQ'I", K.J. and CedarvilJe, W. Va.. at a CGIIt of 18'75.000. ' . ..uunf oem· j ton, W. Va., a Celumb~ •ublidilry, will conatruct th« liM lee of tbe $1,500.000 nd•ork, eoveriDJ the started .from 1111 where ·~~, ill the Colo~:~;~~t 1tove, wa" qwckly e.... Je~ o( ·rijie Ant. · ~· ;m ~~ by the u.se oc a booater mUale edQt!•~. · ~ ia actri~ -i!l 'rhe house, owned by a "Mr. tile CMP• .of _.M.E.N.C., Cook" of Cbarlettoil, w. va., was NaUonal _,LIIic 0,.11~ apd a beUeved to be covered by in&ur· m~ber of_Kappa P1ii. · Last Rites For I\· linking gu company Wtallations in Ohio, Welt Virginia, PeJIIlllfl· va.n1a and Kentucky. United Fuel Gas C.C.., Cbarlel- will eaJkjl W o:pbilt s-~-- the 4ln- " •· c:row.ave dhirl5ll,o at .!!£a.!!> 1.:~~~:~retidenee l!eo- 1Dl!9i~J dnacb. Oioi,t Unl•onitr •· m. .,._. ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Columbia Gu s,..t.em aDnounced" plans ~ day ror a foiU'-st.lte, 4~mlle mi· ........, i ..te. soc • .. ,. I an emergency run al 5:05 p. :·M.lll Jone111, a~~:~,~~~~~~ Saturday tne ·Mid'll.leport emeral s-T·;Rf.· c~n- ,I F"Iremen 8usy over WIlf eekend Jn Middleport firemen were un· the Oli&ln 0( the bodJ .wu found The Middleport Volunteer .Fiie a comer bed·room. The Department waa kept busy over once Wll the 8ttiller tbe weekend an~wermg two fire , P<llt office but ha4 been ow~1~d Iealia and one emergency, all within the Jo.bnaon famil)' fw a 14 huur period. several )'ears. one .MAddleport fireman, Don wid~ lrnowrt M.illa, escaped injury during tbe . aDa a Yet· im\ Ure at 10:30 a. m. Saturday WU pre- when be fell iightlng tbe blue hb wife, at the Notman Hawley reaidence ld>ool on sLory ·1 Run. IIowever, .~ ... he ~. a da~ · wn only nuning a ruffled dilpos1Raci e; •-•~ aore mu~e 1ea a nd a sera~ J ;:~,~~~r-i~~:1,f~r·::;: respect tor the Wide-Track Oleaii•Cilt beauty? World ft.Shion authoritle.s agreel ·Jntem~oal Ft.Shioo Council hq just pte~~ented its 06G for Outataruling Design to P~~J~tlac!. Shouldn't llllt ot *!i~ ep--Jl&~ID!!(. ~d:laoldin& cars_b.elonSJo youP $1,500,000To Be Spent For. Microwave Tie · Fire of ~nlmown origin &turday night took the Ufe of Emil F, .lohn9011, 63, ash~ dept at his home .at Spiller im the old Bfc~Por.Uand road. ·n.e. borne and all contents were com· p'etely destro~ . This Is the first death by fire in this count} lb._thnie years. The .fire wq discovered at 11:15 by C.harle.o Holter, a neighwho $0Unded the alarm. Mr. Holter, Jobnson's son, Ralph, live. ilearl~J!. an<\ his brother·in·law, Roy Proffitt, were back by names in their attempts to rescue Johnson . · Fire Department and emergency squad arrived scene at 11:30. The roof of the bouse fell in as they ar- r' u'bt Pv. -* 0 coPV:.-:llcc--- jSpiller Man Burned To Death ,In Saturday Night Home Blaze Arctic Air Lingering Over Midwest a, Mrs. £d~ ~Scitaeler called on her moH'her, ~rs. LoueU. Stahl. Mr. .Jir..s. Okn"Ence Ackley, Athel\8, Sunday at tbe OOme Qf and Mn. FR£E PARKING 0 Sets RecOI(/s 'llhe Soout-o-rama whiCJh will be held in· Pt. Pleasant on March 26 and 27 wa~ discussed. Tleketa now on aale by both the Boy Scoute 1nd the Cub Scouts. Thursday eveni~n-.-,:-o-at,.te-nd the luucral of his father-in-law, Eddte Sm1 th. Dr . and Mrs. F;. A. Tra.c)' ar· J l n~d f' riday !or a vhlit witb his Mr. and Mrs. E. J is ill at the a, LUCILLI IIAWKINI G~;~:~~ospital Is reportand Mrs. Floyd Tracy or b arrived Wednesday called quite by the death :.f his brotllor-ln-law, , room Eddie Smith. Dever Biggerstaff and son RlihdY of Lakt!land, Fla., arrived y WEATHER ---~ LAtrnEi CLU'F NEwS Prh•at.e Roonl8 For 10 lo 17~ People The .FttRMERS B·ANK ' ' IOt.\elbV'I liST ·We PlY S'JC, lllferW Oil YOIII''S•.Vlilll- . · : < Buttoned down the 'front With paaaementerle butt<ml, th.:a d'teN hu a hug-e bow a.t the waJeUine In 11tiffena4 blaclc $Ilk pUle. • - - - .,.,1 -~Sl;;:N:;;GLE Mr Mills •lso 1184 with ,him the recognition aent .to bhe troop for their particiiJatfoD l.n the national monumeqt to Boy Scouts 'Which will he ereeled in Wuhington, D. C Tille recognition oame be(lluse of their being -.a troop who sent io their voluntuy contribution to the area headquarters at ·a stated time. 'IIhe names ot trhe boys who contributed in the monument win be imcribed on paper and .b uried at the monument. erhbroJdered with jet eama .. tiona for thl• 1prl.ng ®at ~~~ by John Moore of 'l'almadt. II~>ID'•!n ·N~lfl'1NG Mrs. Harold Lemley en-d MM. Paul Zirkle were Damed .as moth· er.s to be tn obarge of COWlti.nt the e:Bdes tax :a:t.a.plpa which the boy scouts L'Olleet for redemption fram tlhe state. 11he Court ol Honor will be held in AJpril and Mrs. Ob¢1111 Au Bradbury, ~rs. Paul Zir~e, Mrs. Myron Miller, Ruth Gi-lkey end Mhl. Harold Lemley were named a:s the eommlttee for tlbe refresh· ments. Scout mMter Mills read a Jetter of reeognitJon fl'QJJl Ma}'1)r Kenneth McEt.hJnn)' to 1l'oop 2t5 cong~~atll!lating them. on trheir response durtng a recent pNctiee ttl~. Mayor ·McEltainny stated that :he was well pie~ wit.h the timing and performanee of the troop and counted them es Tery dependable 1u case of •n emergency. Mainly ·About People In Pomeroy YOUR NEXT e Mrs. Gene Harris, president, presided over the meetlpg Friday evening when the Mother's Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 245 met at the scout hall in Middleport. There were 13 mothers present and Scout Master, Bob Mills and assistant scout masters, Hershel McClure and Harold Mrs Ada Slack of Syracuse is announcing the engageln.ent m~~~::t for her e1 of the host church , of her daughter Kathryn AdeUne to Harley Edmund Johnson Mrs. Oscar Hardaway 11.nd Mn. C. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ila·rley T. Johnson of Pomeroy, R.D. 1. ' Mis. Slack graduated from Pomeroy High School in 1959 R. Young, were hostesses for and Mr. Johnson in 1955. th~ service. No definite date has been set for the wedding. awtclins. toot 110111e Jl8f'll q.. <1'111 • •Jiwollt bo1, w ,t;lkod wllb 0.:bii!II'IJ0u oll)l:er ~ lhwlciPJ.a IIOW 'llf .Jlwilltla'•llil ~ . . were • 1 (;-{. Mothers Of Scout Troop 245 Plan Spring Activities At Meet Friday Evening "Laborers Together W1tb God" was the theme or the World Day of Prayer service held Frlday af· ternoon at the United Methodist Thomas. Church . An nrgan prelude by Mrs. Ben - - - - - - - - - - Neutzltng opened the service after which Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., chairman , wekomed the guests and gave a btlef history of the World Day of Prayer wbich was origtnat· ed 10 1887 by a group of PresbyterHm women. · Following the call tq worship and responsive readini J8d by .Mn Webster, the sei'Yice was d1vided Into four parts. "Confession and Pentint:nce " with Mrs. Francis H. Glazier as leader and a re1ding "Here I Am, " giVen by MrJ. Allen Hampton; "Dedication' Jed by Mrs. Louis Reibel and a reading "Christ's Parable of the Talents," by Mra. John Richardson; "Inter· ceuion" led by Mi88 Vtda lhle, with prayer given for others, riti· :tens of the country, peace and the home and family, by variow; members o( the congregation, followed by the Lord'l Prayer in unison. .. Prescntatlon of the world Day of Prayer Projects," by Mrs. J. H. Stephenson was followed by a solo "Just One Day at a Time" by Mrs. Russell Moore. Singlng of hymns ' INT!:R.ESTINOLY T 1: X .. by th~ congregation mterspcrsed the readings. 'l'URilD whltl sUk ga.uze 11 solo by Mrs Cl!fforcl Stum . Mrs. Cecil Bradbury w11s the cub from my cht4inl-" -~ for lho _.... ~ ' Prayer Services Held Friday At Methodist Church L. french, Mrs. James I!J.•<ch•~·'~· Mrs. Nyle BorMn Baumgardner was the 1P•am·ot for the meeting . service was closed w1\h a "''" I "' do llJ.•g 61nil•ll' 0 'l'ren· uey Secretm RObert· B. Anderson says it is not neceaaary to batthe feddr 1 Uu .... t .nery ance a -e year lf tbe government operates on a surplus basis over the loag losa::_·,----::ru=.•;:.·---=~-----;­ ,,.,., · 'Jbe ~QIOII)' wllJ be~Jn Jt z:" p.JP. in tbe ne,- b}PiueU of"'ice .-lion ia tbe boapital Plmedia~ inaide tlie m•iD eatranee oo Ftntr av• Completi{Jll of the new winl brine• the total bed capadt> to _, beda with a1J neeeNUJ relatecl fleillties. Tbe Provram: Iovoution,' The "". .Revtl'end Warren H. WilloP,Gnce .llelboclitt ChurdL Jn'"-..~uetion of - 0 ' � 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 03. March 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 March 5, 1960 tuckerman