http://66.213.69.5/files/original/307982625f56096ed153d1c352c6236d.pdf 64bb2f3a6b73c376c38e14cc76f7f8b0 PDF Text Text Ohio St J i t ,\. h ~ I I ! . "'" IL! h & 1\l;h Sts. 01~ ' 8-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .• March 8, 1960 I Around A"-' Ab.out 1. Middleport Pomeroy Junior Class Presents Play To Large Audience At Auditorium Last Nite -- SFC Robert Cochran . of the Pt . Pleasant NatiOnal Guard. announced today that the J664th Ordmance Company IS scheduled to stxmsor a ·rouples only' dance w the Unit's armory Friday night. The d~tnce was on gmally slated for Feb. 20, but was postponed due to inclem~nt weather cond1ions ' Coc hran said th e d:m re IS open to lh~ publll', but only couples would be ildmittl·d . Sea ttng capac1ty of the armory IS 600 per&ons. Pnce of .adnuss1on will be $1.00 per coup le. ' '' Music for Friday's event w1ll be furntshcd by the 'G Noles'. Hours of the dance are from D p m tlli miclntght, acl"O rdmg Lo Cochran, chai rman of the en•nu11:'s festivt· ti"S I - - - - - - -- - Firemen Benefit Dance Is Friday In Syracuse A ~low and f.ut dnnre cont~st and a cakt• walk will be lwld w1th priws l:iven at lhe record hop al the Syracuse .:rade sdtool hou~e Frttlay evenmg March 11 from 7::m till 11 30 by th e Syra· cuse Ju ntor l'treme n. They Will sell pop , Cindy and pop corn . Don::~t 1o ns to the Jun1or Ftrenn·n will [}e 2!1c ~;mglc a nd 50c double . Mas\1!1' of Ceremonies Will be J< ue Ch tef Woodrow Hendrix. E<~ch mCmber of the Lad1cs Auxi· J1a ry are to don11.Le home made candy To have candy picked up at your home C<i ll WY:.H>-180. Procccda from thi~ record hop w1ll go to huy new equipment . --MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, 01110 TONIGHT " Ll'L A.HNElt" Peter Polmcr, IA!slie Parrl&h Not Open Wtdnnday • THURSDAY ond FRIDAY ''Bf~LOVED INFIDEL" Gregory Peck - Debor-ah Kerr ·~::;:;::;:;::;:;;::;::::;:::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;:, ill PLAN and ARRANGE YOUR NEXT ePRIVATE PARTY " • RECEPTION • eBANQUET Reedsville Girl Scouts Meeting At Stewart Hall I Srout5 will observe Girl Scout We"'k by holding their f1rst meet· ing of Lhe year, TueBday etrening tn Stewart Hail from 7 to 8. Ea(h gnl Is asked to bring o penny for each letter 10 bet name for the ·Juliette Low Jo'und. No dues will be taken . Girls in· flr,t grade at Ri verview School who wish to become Brownie Scouts are lnvlt· t>d to attend this meeting. Slide& which were taken laat year at the Halloween and Chrlatma1 parties will be shown durin& tlte evening. For 11. communat)' project each yei.r a rew day, before ChrJBtmaa the Brownies bring fruH ond the Intermediates brin& candy and co okt c~ whtCh they have made and fill boxes for the shut.Jns In the community. They deltver these and &lng carols to the aged and stck . After completing this project the girls du1contmue their meetings until marcb. They meet uch week throughout the remainder of the year. Leaders or the Brnwnie Troop 180 are Mrs. Lyle Balderson and Mra. A. C. Stewart. Mrs. John Jletzer, Mn . Paul Nicholl and ~ra . Ernest Whitehead lead the Inter· mediate Troop 179. Racine Concert Band To Present Spring C?ncert POMEROY'S liST Private Rooll'lill For 10 to 176 People FREE PARKING After 6 P.M. wlth Merchants PoUco ~ ervlce HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good Food and Legal Bcvera~r.s Unit! 2:30 A.M. I The Racine High School Cnn. ...-ert Baod, unncr the direction of Bernard Krinke, will preaont Ua annual Sprina: Concert, Marc h 20 at two o'tiBCk, It Is announced . 'M1e concert will be held at the high school auditorium and a 11lver of. fcrlng Will be taken. 'J11e selection• for the program wt~ from excerpts from opera to 1i.':~~rtn folk sons. Mr. Krinke state11. The public ll tordially Jn. vlted to attend the con~::ert. The grou.p also mal3e plan' to serve a light breakfut to the memben nf the SeDior choir on Ea1ter morning foUowing their presentation of the Sunrille Ser· vice which the .choir Ia eponsor· ing. Counselore: of l~ 'WYF are Mr. and Mra.. Rlch.rd Vaushan and Mrs. Everetl Bachner. Members preaent were Relen T1.ylor, Pat Lowery, Serne LewJs, Janiea Zit; ltle, David Lyons, C1rroll L)'ons, Carolyo Ruasell , Cinda Sauer, Alan Wallace, Bruce Wallace and Miss Buchanan. Rev. Howard Rup· pelt, Pllt<U' of the church also met~ta with the youth. P'resbyterians Hold Special Session Monday GeDrle Hatpilt.on and )[rs. Lin· . The Rock Sprinp Granae Bowl· nie Bra&g ue ·IH. th!: team were in Sp~ngfield Saturday Y:r. and Mn. noyd Spence, Mr. and Mn. Gflrald Violet and Mr. and Mrs. Deru:il Qoet)elo called nn M.n. Jennie Routh, Sunday. Recent vi1iton at the Plllnter home were Mr. and Mn. Taylor and son, itlr. and 'Nra. RIY· mond Taylor lr., and daughter, to compete lD a bowlinJ tournament Memben -of tbe team ue Harold •Blatluton, Robert BDW• en, Roy Grueser, Bill Radford and wuu.m Geore:e Wagner. ..... ----- Donna Cremeans of Addiaon and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~rown l~e 11 ao:t.en.cl ab~ted bell .,.~..... Dote~ collar aJH1 JeWeled )Jut.tolll. The coat ia Jtned wU.h coll)-dotted ~IP J'OUDded al)k .Urm fo.1t.natch a 4fta belOw,, put.~ eom~ Church Officials Hold Meeting At Syracuse . e enttn e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Wednesday, M.!lrcb 9, 1960 NO. 276 * * . ''beauty-shape· cups . .. . " pre-shaped to shape you n@turally "' . . .... .. for new young ·· Jovellness u eliminate the relidue rrom the The ulUma~e aoluUon W&l higher stacks, or a higher stock. whioh now is ' under struction. Preliminary excavatioJI * Ow lli In Cheshir savedBy F• oom e * ng I Mr N• . ''Any Ke .;. ..1 Sco nnruy, BIg • Tnump • hs non, 0 -..·-· ow,.. ' ...... otilr< ue- . Youwon't-~ll~ft¥Gu!"YH~1 • nu ist / hauly·S!w!pe. '~' _, "'~ "' .. ,JOUIIII boaulyi ~~A """;I:Weier thin rcup l!alng tlt!d ~. ~ 0. if~ppjlrlo. And, onl; IM world. .~Wat~··i\1~~t-ionlycomfort · :on day 1ontJ .with ..,.. aduilve olootk footur111 I• llowut e1aot1c aide ponolo •N-acljuot Ia your .....,. motion~ Co Elostlc O'ioHrolo ftont cllpjllow, dlvldos dlvlnoly co Ful elasllc bliclc _., Wl'lnklo 01 wrl, no mattar how' 1·- .,.,. -In whrt.'ll!lfy, SlUt »A to 38C. Only $4.95., Doub•e Take •t:.:t _ In ' Sen, heuberger Is Vt"ctun" Of Hemorrbll~e Track-CUJ Jn Snow After • ht Thievery .NIg · ., PORTLAND, Ore. UPI-Scn. Ri· cbard L. Neuberger, the first Democrat elected from Orer;on to the United States Senate in 40 years, died early today after auf. fering a cerebral hemorrhage. The 47-year-old author and P'Jll· Udan had been resting at home for several weeks, convalescing from a 8eries of vtru1 attacks and a bout with tbe shingles when he was stricken 5uddenly at 4 p. m. TUesday. He had planned to run for reelectiOn in the Hay 20 Oregon Primary and oo major opposition A IJreaking and enterlng of the sexton's buildJng at ~e Beech Grove cemetery, discover· ed yesterday, was speedily solv· ed by ChiCf Jed Webster and Pa· trolrnan David GoOdwin who re· property and had m jail by yester· ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . .. were Jeqe Will, 49, and Jerry, 19, both of the comm110ity. They are charged with breakinl and enter· in& in the night ieaiOll. Accord· to Chief Webater, the two wltnn entered the aexten'a building by breaklJll a window and took p'J.r of boots, two ~::oats and , {,. was In sight. Formerly a controversial, high. ly partisan figure, Neuber&er mellowed u be gained maturrty In the Senate and newspaper edi· otbe'r Hems. . tors and others who had fOUJht When 'the offenl!e was discover· im bitterly in 1964 had beglllt 1o .police tracked the pair from praise him. acene o! the entry through to the 'thomas .Fork M" A 'd-' 1 Ic;;~·~~ruty I~ I escueTeam Reaches Plane BULK SEEDS aboltd. Une of Grass, Flower and Garden Seeds h~,:~u:. team• radtved al On Display • New 1960 Wallpaper survived but that 1.11 "critical " wu Canrtng 18 1 crew of six, ~· tteUc;op~er t.dma. were lr)'· (9 l'l!acb lho -..ene 3.370 loot Headquarters for DuPont Paints and Varnishes .,..t I Reported By Patrol They established and later toot lh• men into CI,IStody at their 1n•d!• where they live alone. The propert)' was found in poaaession. Found at the acene of the entry was a bottle 1bout baU full of wine on which there were a number of finger ' JERES DE MARQUESAQO, Spain prints. UPI - American and Spanish resAccording to Chief Webster the cue teams · reached the younger man has admitted his wreckage of a U. part In the affair. Both men have plane that been in trouble before. , on ' mountain peak in snow· •torJD. Tuesday he .. enaqed upon an intenaive t1ona m river pollution. He fore aaw a potltbiJi\y the Pomeror tue -could reach, eventually, Ole U. S. Supreme Court ahould 1o1m olllcfalJ" decide 0> light II , ..._ I!lOr CCI p......., pro· Althoqh Vlllg h ..; .. C II.LI l our ,in· •hlltered the GOP'a 2 w 1 tri-/ on which Ume some offiCial aetion state vohnJ and Ntxon beat out will be taken by the Council. · .Prwudent Eilenhower'a 1908 vote. lla70r Lecar wit.b Councilman Kennedp Democratic: aenator Leslie Fulti, atteDded tbe meet!rom nelp'boriag Mdlllehuetta, in& at ColumbUJ ~ and set a record lor I>emoc:ral.l iD the botb abted that tbe7 felt tluit prinwJ II· be threw off the old t the)' had JftleDf.td PobieroJ'a ''2 lO 1" ratto of Democrats be- aide of the contnweny to the hind Republicans lo 1 ~te votiaJ. belt of their ebillt). Botb ltaW Nis:on, with 268 precinct.a of 300 Uutt tbey did ~t delU' tluit tbe reportiDJ, polled 5-7,1..28 votea to vW.ge bad failed to carey ckat: beat out PfMideJa4, .!ianlioWer's the orders of the pollution bo~ 1908 fiiure of :wl,o684. but they did qutltion the wild4lm Kenlltld)', firat lttlman Catholic and reuonabJeneH of lhe law pmidential candidate Iince AI under which the bou'd i1 act.iag. omitn in 1828, ran substantially .Both Mayor Leur o~nd lfr. ahead of the .usual two 19 one f"u:ltz uJd todQ that ft il tbeir ratio. On the builr of the- ftt,U1'nS opinion that the c,aen will reported, be won eiJbt votes for vote to ippeal the adton of the C\'f:l'l' 10 !liven Nixon. board throu&b the c:ourta. A.ocordlDJ to the U.ltted Prea 1 lntern«UOna:l board. membera aa:reett they bad already &iva I POIDei'O)' enough cbanee tG beitft the OOrder muat be the u . s . sOaJ. Sa · ' 'f' '· · · .· The Chief Executive said he •• ~-N'J'Ia•er aured hi• Latin American hollt& ' ._.,...._...., "most earnestly" lllat tbe United The "doublettJke'• of a ~ States wanted them to IUcteed in wbo II&W JimDU' Torrence IYiDI UD· raiaing their living star 1srcb naturally under a car Sunday h11 · · been ~fled with probably aav· lD& bi& life. \T ·torrenee, 17·year-old aon o1 Mr. and lira Rolland Torrence, ia reported recovertna: from carbon empty at tbe hmc ot the fire. He esumated the damage at approxl· mate!y $800, wh1ch was covered by inaucance. . . . Ule UaHipolis f1re department had a tanker on tls way to the scene, but 1t wa& called back when 1t Wali learned the fire was under cuntruL plant's total generating cawiU . be r1Jsed to lp$),000 · the new 400,000 kw unit completed, making it ttie third laraest prJvate power •btlon in at&tement about IMtloos ... would be premature ~.:;~.':be = _..'aid, "'uotil we Mr. Crow .admitted, however, loiN<CHESTEII, N. H. UPI-Sen. .John F. Kennedy and vtee Pftli- that fu. ti\Jjf'Atnei1t.i:·• ,..;:: __:J "! .·Be did' ..a~ . entn firmer Pl{t· ~ aJ cupaed until :s(turda:x:. but was nerlhip" with the nat:ionf ~tl\ o1 , fUO lo f5.95 PLAVTEX (liRDLI!S $4.U to fl1.9S • . r e otudy of the hiJtorJ of court ac- , let W~s. ~~bll'e. Dad been 0'11HER PLAYTI!X BRA'S * Mayor Cbarle• Legar sald to1dent Richard M. Nixon both scor·J remen ed tmmplu in New Hampolllr<'o <b7 that I aped~! meotin& of tile iJrsHn-the-nation preeidenUal pri- Pomeroy Council wtH be lleld . mary. Ret111'111 •bOWed Kennedy 'tuetda)' eveninJ, .Mardi IS, ·at e .tr WE TRADE! WE SELL ON PAYMENT PLAN! YEAR TO PAY AND NO FINANCE CHARGE! Complete •d4R • noccupJe SEE THE NEW 1960 '' * pfest"dent Liked "nal He F0 und Jn Latin Amen"ca Mn. MatY Liole ' with the dircc· tlon . ot 'the Junior · Choir of the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham of Portamouth are announcin& the birth ot a daughter, March 5. She baa been named lJnda Carrol. The Graham's bave two othel children, Steve, age four, and L111, ue 3. Grandparent. are 7tfrs:. AddJe BlUer of Mlddltport, 1nd W . W . Johnston of Madl•on, Ind. Great grandparent• are Mr. and MrJ. H. R. Dague, Madiaon, and Mn. Min· nie Graham, Cindnnati. * Pouting of the concrete base follow on 'completion of the e~can·l Fast 3cti b tb Middl y l tion. on Y e eport O unteer Fire Department Total cost of the project is saved a: four room frame house from destruction Tuesday af. mated at more than ·$800,000. t~rnoon near Cheshire. new sta.e k, when placed in lhe fire was dt.~covered shortly 4 p. m. b~ the Highway Patrol lion In 1961, will serve the f()ur · 150,000. Jtil()watt unitlll. turned m the alarm. neW ~0,(100 kw unit now members ol the Mid· ft!L construction' wiil be served . department reaponded to own conere~ sla~::k, also can . With thell' tanker, one high. ar,d . emergency equ1p. Th• unu&u.~lly hlth staek htt been dltltMd with 1 fvll·loM ' fir~ origi~ated in a ao;~all WASHINGTON UPI _ Preai..a dlache.,. wfoclty of fO ft. I 'l'ootn hou,s mg· a water heat· dent E.i&enhower told the n,tion Meond ·(onr 60 mU• ~~npa~s equ_apmegt aDd pr~· Tuesday nia:ht that u . s. relation• I' !I'~!J that •hould provldt • ta&u(. ,Action or 1be volunteer with Latin America are at an ftrtlcal forct aupplemtnt- tJt'e 11gbt.e~ Kept the lite conttned , "all·time hlgb" but conoeded lnt the: upw.rd wtoclty Of~~ 1.0 thJa.aeetlon of ,th~?, .bouse allow· there are some "tulous mi.un· tp off.stt any prwellln• hwlo only I amall amount of damage ders~ndinp . " IHII wlnda. . main structure. In a l~mlnue ndio . TV repolt · · fire w~a believed to be ()fan on hi• 10-day trip to Bruit, f.r· eleetrtcaJ _ori&In . according to Mi!i· gentina, Chile and Urucur Ei· dleport Flre Chief Tom Uant blJ.t senhower declared that "no 'otller n;~!fnr~~ .P'~~~...~e ~UH Wl- .,... ~f the world ill 0~ more vua' '~i\'1"' !:a,...b·~-t"!. 'l"',. ·l ~OCance ,\0 our futlft" tban lotn.' Hitrdon a~d Mrs. Arthur Bireh .4nno..,..,ed Springfield Rola.ry Tiller . the new stack is already un<ioi,vaj. I lc The Sewerage Ft"gh•• Legal Steps ~ A special meetmg of the Ses1ion chUI'<"h . of the First United Preab)'terlan ' Three new elder11 were wei com· Church of Middleport waa held on ed Into the aesslon. Mrs. Durst, Monday evening In the pastor's Mn. Quick and William Ji'orrest st\ldY with Rev. Howard Ruppelt Winebrenner. as moderator of the meeting. Othera present were Mr!l. Thorn· A discuaaion on the Divialon of a1 Clurk and Miss Frankie Mu· EvangeHam Resear~::h project wu maw. held with Huburt Taylor and Uw1s - ---------'""""""" Sauer Jr. appointed in chara~J of BirtJ...I-. Party Held lbe projed. 'IUUJ' Mrs. J . E. Harley was named as Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Rad£ord en· the delegate• to Lhe Scioto Prt•· tertained with a family dtnner bytery meetlnc which will b6 held Sunday at their home, Athens In Chillicothe on Marth 13 . The Road, honoring their dau&hter, meeting will be an all day meeting Judy, on her seoond birthday. beginning at 10:30 a. m. Alter· Pn:sen• were Judy's grandparnatea for the meetinlil were Mrs. enta, Mrs. Carl Shields and Mr. Arthur JA:wla and J. 11. Grate. and Mra. Horner Radford and the host and hoate&a and daughters, Judy and Connie. ..... •. - ~! &!91\P~!~ ~~~~~~d to hm Sylyeater were named to Nol Fred W. Crow Pomeroy aolicitor said todJiy "everything Js in turmoil over iii. sew~e matter"' and said he expected that "an order by the S\ltle POUuUon Board for the lown to stop pointed out today the legal steps now facing dumping raw sewage into the Ohio River would be apJI!IIIieil in crisis involve: . in Meigs county common pleas court. · from order _ not yet l"eCI\iVed _ by the The tutmoll foiiDwed a ruJillC by the PoUution botll"d 1n C... Board to stop dumping raw sewage in the lumbus Monday where Pomeroy officiali failed lo conrince the Meigs County C.OOIDJOn pleas c:ourt. the board they needed more time to start work on a sewage that appeal is loot recourse does not end; it c.ould be treatment Plant. Pomeroy bas 15 days lo ~ppeaL ~:.~i~~_:;!r. At Sunday's meeting Mrs. A . H. D.ur.st 'INN named as the dele a:ate froq1 the church to the Scl11~o.' Presbyterr which wdt be bel~ .1\l,rch 1$ .', t the Chllll!l'>the Chureh. beginnint at 10:30 a. m Altern~ttla named were Mrs. 'Jam es Quick, )irs. ~ayme Holmes an~~'.*'· P'arl .?fCBridc. Sharm• -· SINGLE COPY - · itaob, IQ~o\ted on .the are 2liO "!!M bo•e . ol ·Cofiati;• auded ~Pt•'w• as far as the U.S. Supreme court. ~denU;qrihe Ra!:lni'~!Jbia,~ appeal is wod in the local court, the Pollution 1.'::~FT:'L F~ .Overall ",... could appea] through the State Court of ApJI!IIIIs, the hou•e-.ive• there bave court, and to the U.S. supreme tourt. jectiODJ to aah HtUibll whJle three years ago appealed In the GaJUa common pony offlc~ carried out ev._, l!leas court, won, but lost in the court ot ap.f>"als when !be l meuun · poolble to reduce and f'olluhon Board earned the case there. Gallipolis ended its Durmg the meeting p!<UIS were rn1de io have Family Night, Friday, March 25, beilinning at 6:30. Planii are to have Singh Bhar of Inllfa arid preaently atten ding OLJ as .s:ueat speeker for the evening. Mt'l . .MargiiJ'et Cottrill, Mra. Ro· bert Harden and Mrs. Robert Crow were named as the commit· tee in charge o1 the food and proa:rl!lm for the affair. o --"'-................. .., and The exlating four steel stacka of Rev. Howard Ruppelt, modera· tor, conducted the meeting Sun day evening when the Seulon of the First United Presbytenan Church of Syracuse met in the annex of the church. llh~~"IJG'"' _,..........____ ,"'"'" _...., .-.. - ....... Miii .......IOhle.IIIWttiJtt ..,.,. Mtlre ...,. fh.. an.l4t f!J end .........., IMi:lfttllilll... ..., • loaat "''" """' 17-25. tbe ~hiUp Sporn Plant at Gn~ham station, weat Virginia, will moved ond replaoed by a stack ol,.,....ed oo;;~;~ tlon, ~90 ·fl'.hitll>, with 'b7' VOL XI • 600-Foot High Sporn Stack Scheduled playtex·> living· bra &8ntne'r. The DOG CHASIU WALTHAMSTON, l ... on<l UPI - Jud'" at Walthenu.ton ~ncl- Stadlym declarN • rue wold Tutsdar nl1ht after twa men ltapttd onto tN track and darted ch.eslne tht dOfl. .,..,. ently In an effort to hU"'Y up their feYOr i... * In bra d~lgn/ elonpted belt 4Dd ta thla be!Je •Ilk COI!ItuJile ·coat by Maurte. FOR roDA1 DEAN FAMILY IS PRODUCT OF 4-H CLUB WORK u~aeenonTV a whole ?ew Idea Middleport WYF Holds Session At Church Sunday --- HOTEL MARTIN 'Opt>ratiOD ttorward Night oollege to •llow thei' I eMEETING I.i m convincing the pres1dent or t'be and Mra. John C. Vroman and oth· f"onte era. While here Mrs. Vroman be· hangout to rem1m open and to came ill with bronchitis and is unable to return to her studiea hm' P'om Pn nc1pai James A. Dlehl, Jr. at Rio Grande for several days. J ireded the play, with Benny EwSunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. mg aiding him as student direetor Clifford Stumbo and tamily were I he cast mcluded Kaaron Kelton Mrs. N. R. Stumbo and PauJ as Toasty, Dor Coates as J oe Stumbo ()f Charleaton. Burke, Rill Young portraymg Clifford Steele wbo baa been a "P1nky" Hamilton, Mike Roberts a1 patient at Shelterina Arms Hos· Ogden McrJosky, Paula Sayre all pit&l, Athens, has been returned Conni~ Ashton and Ruth Ann to his home in Carpenter and is Brot he rs as Ebb Dunham and reported much improl·ed. Mr. Charlesann a Hess as Flo Dunham. Steele is the brot.ber ()f Mn. Darlene Justice acted the part Larry Gardner, former Middleof Shirlt>y Bradford, Carolyn Ed- port resident. wards the role of Suga r Lou J&ck· Rev. Linson Steblllns former I' son, Hoberta Hoov~r was Monica pastor of the Preabyterlan chu.reh Bate5, and Carolyn Bell acted as in Gallipolis visited briefly with Uomca's mother James Kern was Rev . Howard Ruppelt Monday Dr. Pillsy, the colJege prealdenl mornin1. .1nd Edna Carman wa1 EmUy Ron, the Dean of Women . John McMurray uetrd the rolfl of CLHf Hay. ward , band leader. Acknowledgments from the cast were made to Mr. Zahl and the ~anua l Training Clasa for maklr.g the sel, to Erneet Hall and Elsie Arnold !or mimeographing the Carolyn Ruaaell and Cmda Sauer programs, and to the Row, Peter- were the devotional leaders for son and Company of Uh nois for t he the regular Sunday meeting ()f the WYF of the Firat UDJted production of the play. Pn1byteriao Chuuh when the Behind the curtain help were grou~ met at the church Sunday prompters Bett~· (Jruest!r qnd Jerry evenmg. Frick Stage banda were Jack Duf· Lynn Buchanan, moderator, fy , Tom Grucscr, Eddie Bunth, conducted the busineaa meeting Nor man Price, Wayne Zurcher and when the IJ'OUp decided to have Howord Well . The evening's usher· their FQrelgn Fellowship Night etles were Carolyn Goeglein, Jean· on Mlll'ch 20 at ltOO with Gus nettn Ho ush, Jack!C Thom.aK, Bon· Aw·rari as auest apeakcr. Mr . Aw· me NcuUl mg, ~arda Grover and rari is attending Oh.la UnJYersJty Sarah Wcstoo The usherette~~ sold and is also the president or the candy durmg interrnisalon. International Club of the unlveraJt)'. Tuppers Plains SOCie • ty News will be observed Thursday evemng Weekend cueets of Rev. and Mn. wben Rock Springs Grange meets W W. Bragg were Mrs. Frankie at 8 p m. The meetmg 1s opened Pickens and daughter, Mrs. Marto the pubhc and a program bas gartt Brown and daughter of Reeds ville, Mr1. Jlolancf Torrence, Mrs. t.;een planned bY the lecturer, Mrs. John Arbaugh and Mr. and Mn. Huber Brown. A potluck dinner at Jack Weatherman, Tuppers Plains, 7 p. m. will precede the meeting. and Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Whlte. The Jumor Class of Pomeroy High School presented an in· h P:IIDDII HOUDASHI'. T terC>Sting and amusmg portrayal of the three act play "Love Pi!!n Is Too Much Trouble " last night at the Junior h1gh school MiddRev. Howud Ruppelt was a auditorium busineN vWtor in Athens Monday The play was well received by the large crowd present and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn E. Vroman d(' .::lt with the problems of the student body of a small college spent the weekend here with Mr . Dance Sc heduled FOr Fr1"d OY At Pt. PI easant Arm:...ry SpecinlNightToBe' Ob•erved By Grange ~r. and lin. cb~ Ad-i Bowlero In Springfield ams of Parkenburl. ;ide and .. t ' Q]u !llL.III , Oh i.tt tlnv., .t. H..,., will coa. !fvmP ..,.. info ,.. tl:~ ,.,. ......... .,.._ _,. · IMr Yet..,. .......... , 1a1oa if if llllt In the Healtb Direetor Dr. Ralph Dwotk, cblirman of tbe pollution board, called .rom-·a altitude .,._, toward ill sewase problem "il· moot u dongeroua •• OllOD de~ce of the .law,.. mon...do poioonmc at bome, and Pomeroy olfidalo all!:ffl · the said by tw parenta to consider himself "luclcy to be alive... The Eastern hi(h ldlool 10ni"' was working alone liD.deiDeath 1 car in tbe carage of hia neighbor .Lewi& .MIUer. An aCquaintance Billy Cbapm.an drove by, happened to noUce Jimmy Jytag aWl throup the o-pen door o1 the waat be saw didn't reeister at fint. ID 1 double take kind of readion, Chipman aoon turned around, found Jimmy WICODICi9Ua. About that time JiauD)''t father drove by. He waa dopped aDd together U* n~euep &ot the Jiek. youn& man to hit 'home wbete he waa revived 41ulcklf. ,...- tl.fac•· Blowers Ia Promoted To OVEC Foreman 1. B. Hamid, plant m1naaer of the Obio Valley Electric Corporatlon'a Kyeer Creek Plaat, aanounced todiY tbal Raymond a Blowera ia belli# .Promoted to the poa.itlon of maintenance fi:ln!DWl. Blowen lila been With since September 18M Ind. bu served in the ea_pacity of a telt encineer aince bia emplo~nt. He .ia a nauv+ oJ ~outlt. iJ married, bu aae ehlld, and reside• at llCN Teodora Avenue !n on:c , Ttle 1late hilbV.:aY patrol report· ed a minor ace1ftnt yesterday evening at 6:30 wben two can colhded on the Blippery Kingsbury Road about two miles west of Golllpolia. Route 33. One car was driven by William FIREMEN TO MEET Houdashelt, headed east, and the The Meiga County Volunteer other by Alonzo Hudson, beaded Firemen'a· Aa&oclation will meet west. Both men live on the &;.np. tonight at 8 p. m. in tbe Middlebuey road. Damaee to both cars , port Firemen'& quarters above the was minor, the patrol reported. ~ Ctt)' Hall. I board to deler .;:tion on tbe vil· Ja&e'a temPoral')' Pf(mit ·to dump raw ao"ago mto lhe Ohio !liver, unlU the village could aftanl to pay for a treatment plant. Pomeroy Couneiurum .Ltalie Fultz s.ald a recent resolu.tion by the vtltage did not "defy" the board as had been reported, but merely souant more time. Dwor& lbdJOated tne board bad long since grown impallenl with Pomeroy. ".lf the Vlilage u: not showing · deftance, it certainly abowa 1 lac~ of co&.mzance ot tne total prob- : lem toat is almoet as dangerout .urwopen defiance" Dwork said. t& would oot aeree the vll· lqe was polluting the river. He•ltd be would drink river water one mile from the villot:o'• charge point and pointed oul tba' no chemical testa had beeri made lo prove the water wu polluted. Chi~ State Sanltacy Engineer: Fred H. WariDc aald aey mltler spilling out of PomeroJ'a Hwage ud teptie taUs waa pollution and did not have to be tested to be pioven harmful. He uid Pol· iution by vUiagea and indw:trieJ made the Obia River unaafe to m.. . drlnk ~ any;rliere. Suit 18 Filed Here Suit hu been Jiled in Common Pleu Court. by the State of Ohio Yl. Charlea Wile ~ba . The Wile Coal Co., 344- Beech St., Middle· port, for the sum of $+!3.78 with Interest a.nd cosu. allegedl,y due a state lund. Lil-e Depending U~n Ingenuity .!~ ~~pAe!.~~n£a~!~~ae«!!.~~~~~~or18,!!.~V~,~~~ Man nscue team groped •throuab tlate fall and' fire in tbe Holden "I kept talking to tb~ men to out and he did." amolt:e and gas-filled tunnel to- No. 22 nt1ne of the Jlllabd Creek cat Lbem to come with me but ·Bebind auch a 0011 barrier, . in setll'ch of 18 miners wbo Q:lal ' Co. they a111ooked like they were in Li.nio aaid, the minier.. could slaY trapped -t~ebind a wail of Had letn Pnttntiatlc' shoCk." alive fOJ' two or three-dafa. - · hampered by !o& and Janow. than 2t houn. Slate mlnea direotor Cfawford Carter pve the ftDlainder of lt. lf. Jobnaon,. mlnea manager tJle Pledri. de loa Loboa mounin the Sierra Ne\'ada. ranee "Morw People Shopped Picken• In l959 Than Any Year In Our .Z4 Yean In Buainna.'' ' . with oxycen maskll, moved past the area Seriai"Of"Mee~n;a bad· bl~ked the tun· Tbe Metg& Count~~~~~ ~~;~~~ early today. They )2oped· Club will ho[d a aeries survlvora about t81 feet entitled "Meet the the sur1ace unless fire· The fint will ga&eS bad suffocated 1 ,... I~ ' . ' I . ' .' . Wilson said fla.mee which block· miners' escape route · had been contained. Two survivors who clawed their way around the maze of fiamea and fallen timber for 2.000 feet to reach safety al•o feared fqr the lives of tbe tr)apped men. diredint the aearch 1 Willi& ,.,...,. .... "VtNun.. the men may have villi, w. Va... who hed d•l.,.. if they had built ,. bat- et1 the mlne'a vtntl.. tlne .,.... coal W pl'otect . themselves t.m ltd on• oftltr m:m 011: of lhe .poeo ttburll¥-&!W ·Il!v 1". . . pit an4 . ,...... wl)h ""' ' .. ed the entombed hla party little hope to aurvlve unlea~~ they Joined six others 1200 feet farther bact and buUt ·a well of coal to ·prevent the fJ.Roeauted ga1es suffocating them. Kyle BJair, 29, Hartt Ci'eek, W. Va., wa1 the other ~n tG erawl to 'fr'eedom. witb Carter from the lll1nd qreu Coal Com· pany'a No. 22 ~ne at near)))r Holden. · . "Car~r. m,.,. tx•cUJ what he Wllf ~ .UOIII," llloir Mi4 atl- mm f01' the Jsl1nd Creek Coal CG., said the mlnen' auivival reattd witb W. K. Donaldlon tbe firm's safety director~ Wb!t was a01ong the trapped men. uonildlon, Of Holden, h1d cone into the mine ell'ly TUeadl)' ~&o make • periodiC aafety check. "Don1ldso1 is a top eneineer" Johnlon Hid. ur hlive aomplete eonlidtoce iD blJD, If Ute men 4o what be ~f, , .&JteJ:]J btl. OW·. lll"l bcolt. Iii Jl<>Vl!Jo . lleCo<L" , �• I . Miss · Freddie Houdashelt Gives Program Iday oelebr"lon of the Ga!Hpoli• . , c)ub on Apri l 20 at the Farmt'r s At . BPW Meet Tuesday At Masomc Hall IHotel , G•ll•poh>, w" md , . , . Mrs. H1bbs ga\lf' 11 reporl on the ll r'.,. ··' :.,_ ••J . l I' ~ 1 ¥iss i'red.dte HoudasheJt, chairman of the_ dubs public _re - HISTORY Meigs County Heart sund~;~y drJYt'. She reported OF ~rl$ committee, presented the progrHm rues,day e~·e mng $492.(4 coJII! tted 111 the house to wben the Middleport Bus iness aud ProfessHmi:ll V\unw n s Club hou:~e c,mvass. She thank_ed all met for their regular meeting ;:;t rhe Ma sontc Hall. !hose who helped In the driVf': . In her program Miss Houdashdt urged _ ll_l~ members to Mrs John Werner, Fm a~ce Com··:..~ know the objectives of their dub and tht' a('t 1v11les or the <.:lub ln11teee, reported on the re(.ent card •·•· · otd btott th 1 1 -- --~ - - party 1111d rt>ad a note from .\ 1ra. ... ... m er t o . Pr prt>sent e <' u 1 1 1-,·n!t·r and lh(' nur~in[! scholarship Guy Reynolds ~hairma.a . of the --~''" to the publlr. Sht> sltf'SSt>rl lh f' , which thtl)' I.:IVP each ye~r to a lrommHtE'e, exp.ressinB 1 •wrt!t!ia- By Waller E. SID., ALEXANDER FAMI~V 11}-,mit'l married Lsabel , daughter .. ·· quetlion of why membtors Jomt•d fuuntr st• ruor ti on for the help of du.b members WtiCht Alexander marfri_ed 10f Thomas Alexander then Ph eb~ the local club 1111d ' mamtametl I ~1rs. ~t' 11 JC \ ' at>, d 1 r 1u b pres1·d en t , at t h e party. Florence Sa)-re. Children Beatr•u· Ann ll<~ u .•h1er of. Moses Si.yre Su · membe rship. She ga\'e a hrief hi s <Jpem·U tlw tn t>< !tnt-: <~nd Mrs. Ray Thp prf'sident announced lhe {Beatty) married Ralph Gat!has. 1san marne WHh<~ m , stJn Of Adam · o 1 tl te Oh to · ens wa~ 1n '-' harge o f Jh e pro- ..'0 t h an nua 1 conven1JOn ' . marrwtl William, S{ln ofmarried Adam Henry Alex·ander marrted Eh - 1. Harpold J r.; Eli:zBbeth tory of lhe National ft•dl:'ra tw n or Ptrk BPW Clubs. of wht('h llt e local gram hour. :\Irs _ P1rkens intrtJdur · F~d~ration of .BPW Clubs would be 1 ,.,iM,i:h Daqghe~. Cb~ldren ~i l-~ Juscpb , son of Adam Harpold Jr club il a member, and emphasized ed ){iss Houda~helt. held May 2G--:2 in Dayton. bur married May Gist ; Wilham Charlo tte never married. Made tbf club'l sttnding commiUees Following the program 'Mrs. Vale Mi ss Bess Sanborn save the re- married Nettie Johnson; Glad)'·' llttor home with Elijah Jr. alfd brought out the du b's pro- condtoeteri a business meeting. _An port of thE:' nominating commlt1ee married v,ril)iam 0 . Crow. · jectl! such as the hospital ]\)a n m vit;~twtt tu ;~ttend lh(• 25th b1rth- • and officers eJected are : president. John Alexander marrjed :Mi~-' ,. JOHNSON FAMil.V - - - . - j Mn. Pickens; vire president. Mrs. Hayman . Chlidren Florence, Dun \-\ llham Johnson. was born 111 Arthur Strauss; secretary, Mrs. William A!ennder mqrrit>d lrt>l:md and marrted Sally Harthere. They .immi&rated from Dave Jenkins, and treasurer. Mrs. Chnrlolte Hayman. Werner. Emma Alexa.Jl di~J' married J nto th~ Umt~d· St~tes and The meeting was preceded by a . Ball. Children May ll_larrit>d on Shade Rtver, m <JMtter Pilchard. · · Township. They raised a large tiinner se(ved by members of U1e I Evangtoline Chapter, OES, with Julia Alexander married Jeffer - family in a religious home. They Mn . J::~mes Clatworthy , Mr~ . Lett ie Bell. Children .Fllnnie -:narrif"d were .a prominf'nt and w~ll res• Rou8h, Mr9 . Charles Bennett, MYs. ' pl'dect fam 1ty . Wendell Bum·e, Mrs. Bruce Bing· Sayre . · They had two daughters Mary ham, •Mrs. J ac k Berh(le and Mr s. Geor "'''tna ""'lex~"der married and Adaltn~:. a. n. ..,. Theo Neulzllng _belpln" . 1 '" ""' Beckler. Ch ltdren Cafrl{' Chpr!cs Roberts; JACCAUD F,\MILY W•lltom '1JI>Ill'~ljj Gtl your cosh IOID here In 1 lew mlnuleJ. Charles .Jact'a ud mJcried a dati· i11m married -of Francis Th~r.: ory . Jean· Cynthia Alexander ·~;;":;:;;,;~ You •iln for II alone. Be smort with cash Tlleir children Hettie marl·'fi.ce . Children George WiJJie B. Cross; Fannif' mMt'Minn ie Hentz; Emma In your hands now. WI molce every loaa Bert Sayre; Mack iClr~;~.'l~;;"~~>:s:~h;atn:Shelkllawas,;;.;~,;;d of Lon Hitchie we con •. , FAST. fAIR and SQUARE. The teenage reCGl'd' hop >ehed·., was ill the Dana McDt~de ; uled . for last Saturday evf'nin g at Char''res EasterClara Grimlll;o the SynC\IIe &C'hool \q8 postponed noun: 9 to$- Thun. sill Noon Carl Eftsterday due to we11ther eonditions and win Phooe WY 2·2171- 125 E. MolD Sl. Smith·~ be held thia Friday evening from 7:30 till 11 :30, it is announeed . Tbe afhir is being sponsored by the Syracuse Junior Firenwn, in cooperation with the Senior Firemen, and admillancc will be I5c and 28c. -~" I I '· $200 IN 20 MIN UTES. 1 Farm Bureau To Fight Tax On Milk Tanks MT.OLIVE Society Events Tuppers Plains Society News ,.u,, i ~::!~~~~·t·,,,'~",:d;;~""~;':· inCh~· hdnor ofPrice the I with was filed. This appeal was turned recent or their daugh~ down. ter. , Dr. ~e_wicz was ·ca1le!l ~o see wh~> has be~n Owen said that COf!!!£91,!en_fl):, on Mrs. JeUJe M,reh 2. an ~ppe_al ~la'iUed wllicb ill wJ,il ·ta~e the ca.~ ~o thf1 O~,io Sureme. ~urt . · the of line, Tax and Appeals seemeil to beBoard out .of a rehearing '!be rullnr ,.,!radieU and water heaters to r.;:~~~~~ • KINGREE FAMILY n . -. Abram and Frances Kingree -~U.. ~eel ~he det~Cribed b ~tart, roda•~llo1n. ~ of~ 10~;•H-'!~~ a:• 1~~~~~~~~~;i:Me~ 1EIMrwrC~n:MM,., :z6o !d"':t'~ ~d- w~, LJ N:• 0..;:~m~; o~t ~ th~ iwa:.th~nn:,t t= ~aab 0~ Iaale. &Jr. and Mn. Dana Hamm and Mil! Dora Hamm eotertatned with • dinnt:r .Wonday eveninJ at their home. NeaR Setllemenl. Guetta were Rev. and Jlrt. .John Rl.rhardson, Albert Reuter, Mr. and Mrl. VirtU H.am.n, )fJq Em,. rna Hamm, Robut ud TOtDlDJ' will meet 111undq, llafth tbe chum at 7:80 p. m. • One Carton SeiY8s 18 Royal Crown COI.A., die /rt#ur ...r...her J 6- 112 9uarh , D!>li~l!!!i" ()~IV~ ··~~~· .·'/ • --··I.JU ' •• ; ' i' ·~ .·.. • • . tniftl '.. ,-·· - AT VOVR 110011. They keep cJliiU<s pjplng ~nt oi"icy cold . , '. blilY FoODf ' ounerals, • 29t4 (Ref. Deeds Vol. 165, • (3)· 2, 9, It, 3te Pqe 346, and VoJ. 199, Page 149) f52S.OO. NOTICI OF PILING AND c... No. 11.267 HEARING ON INVINfORY Probate Court, Meigs Coumy, OhJt, TO the Executor or Admlnittra· tor and to auch of the folloWing are residents of the state of Ohio: surviving spouse, if any; nezt of kin; beneficiaries unde} the will if any; the attorney or attorney~ ~presenting an,.of the aforementJOnad persona: Yo_u art- hereby notified that on the 29th day of February 1980 an 1166, T. 4, R. 11 _ 3.66 acres, (Ref. Inventncy -snd Apjlraise~ent ot' the Deeds Vol. 1:11, Page 24iO and Vol. estate of Edward T. French, de- ·· 199, Pace 149) $120.00. ceaSed, late of Middleport in seid .P~el No, 13: 160 acre Lot No. County wu filed in this Court. ' -1186, T. 4, R. ,ll, _ 12 acres, (Ref. Hearing on tald Inventory. and D!i!«!dS Vol. 15'1, Page 240, and Vol AJ_tpraisement wm be bad before 109, Page 149) $360.00. this Court on the . 19th dar ol Parcel No. 14: 160 acre Lot No. March 19_00, at 10 o'clock A. M. llfltt T.•• R. U,-9.5 acres. (Ref 1 Excepttona tht!reto may· be Deeda Vol. ,1&1, Paae 240 and Vol: by any, intere~ted party at 19,9, Page · 149) 121~.00. time pnor to frve days bef(lre Parcel N6. liJ: Section 3, and 9 date set for hearing.-~~~"'"" Town 4, Rante ' ll, ln 100 acre WffNESS my~ No. 104. a ~ aue Jot and house the seal of · ·near Reedsville <Ref. Deed Vol 193 29th day .Parcel _10: Fr. 10, T. '· R. 1120*re1, Ex. 1/ 16 of all oil and sas Produced and % of any bonus or rental! received from aaid lan.d 'l'Ref. Deeds Val. 17(), Page 87, and Vol. 199, Page 149) $125.00. Parcel No, 11: 160 Jere Lot No. 1168, T. 4, R. u, A. 1-5 acres; B. 2.5 tc:ree; c. 2.5 acre8 ; D. 4.5 acres; E .. 8.75 ac:rea; r. 10 acres, (Ref. Deed!l Vol un, Page 240 and Vol. JH, Pave 1~) $700.00.' Parcel No: 12; '100 acre Lot Nd. YOU'LL FIND " Some ~rom "~OPI~r& think all !uper 'rnarkerll h•,·e about the aim~t price! ... actually nothiJII cooLI l.e.flr6tr the truth. Allstoua h.ne a few 8peciala and mott etores a!Ao keep iii line On 1 ACiiterirt of . .- - · Hem5. JJut how about the hund~a of other prices On the....._,..., -L-l . • ...__ _ S . atepc . ~--,-,~-..IQ . ' h a,re the nem• I a! are seldom adl-·ettised 8(1 the only way .. . e__·d t • ' : __ L "':~ .............. _,,_ · • • on 11 tQ JIQ . ~DAAe 70111' own.. CDJDparilo-. Lot Pare OZII $2DOO.OO. ' Peroo111 ,, . illt,<,re~ In a more l'tartlcullW deici-Ipl1 n ·-of the real estate may check t e ab<lvc reter· FRYING lll60. -~•' on day of s~ le. The. rlght is reserved tQ reJect any or all offers. E. GES 49C J. PER50N, cutor of 'the Eatate · Olive Torrence, Deceased. CROW, CROW & PORTER, Attorneys Cor ExeCutOr (3) I, 5, 9, . ' LARGE 113' 51'2:1 •' WHOLE . ' Take yo~ pi~k of pJump end tender young fryera from AIIP's top quality p~ck of the flocks. Ju.t fry them to a golden bl'o and enjoy thetr fine rich flavor. wn FORD MAINE ... U.S. No. 1,1S'ZE "A" Potatoes Sl• ~5-lb. bag 99~ Ann P•.. - - -- Family Tomato So.u·p ...... 4- 20-oz. cans 69c . 'Ann P1" Tht·FIRST Nqvld ~ rvb to Jllnllnte lllln trJr dltp Nllll' rnuac"'- Clllda n • Glvea Wid!. notleMW. "'"" · . 1.49 Tom:~•In$,..1 , ._ ....... ; . . . . . . . lb. 25c · •• · Jar llc AAPR f~:!rApple Americ:a'$ Station Wagon Specialists LONGER ·LCAD SPACE Than .Any Qther ~ompact W..gon Chiden hsts .............. · · .. · ll 59c Chicken legs · .. · .. · ·.. · · .... -.. 11a. 4Sc Chicken Tttlghs · ........ · · -· · .. .. n.. 49c ~D CHOPS RIB 5to91bo. .• •. o-._ !:;,e~T~-~~-~'uj. · · · . . . . . . . HALF . ········. 16-as. Pkt: 35c Tny Plot CUT.UP FRYER PARTS FULL Elbow Macaroni ........ 3 lb. pkg. 49c VIM Ripened · <!iJ>INSORB caupa due m "T*t sen c11e11 ROASTS lb. CUT-UP -· .... -.. · .. I&. 37c PORiftOINS c doz. lb. 4Sc Stewing Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 3gc lb. ••••1 ~~...:'d SeafOOd .. . .. . lb. 79c :!:'~=tSteak .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. lb. 39c . . . . 2 lb. pkg. 15c '-ocl Fillets . . . .. . .. . S-Ib.• box -c C.p'n Ja1vJ " " • l/!7 . . . . . . . . . . lb. :-49c ~ :.ticb · · · · · . . l - I 0-oz. pkga. S9c . . . . . . . lb. 55c &llcod ············· . . . 111. 49c ~ded Shrimp . . . . . . . 16-oz. pkg, 69c . 'fr1ud Fillets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 59c ••••• ·"'-·GRociiiv'srriciALs1 fifHERSROATS - 4;~ .39c ON DISPLAY lOth 4 • E. . . ·CAKE XtJ. • • • • • NEW ... ANN PAG AT . .. · • . · : ·c ~ "' · -· Swlano Brud ... Choke Frillilla S'J•:t.. dDll 12 _ 16-os. cans 89c Dog Food · · · · · ·•• ;:-: :... .. ' ... . ... 41~, pkg. 39c Choice D•led ' 4 lb. pkg, 49c Pinta 'Beans .. · · · · · · S..ltane B•end llb:pkg. 59c Dried Prunes · · · · L••.. Tando• 16-as. can lOc, lona Peas . · c~• .. 2 _ 15•"" 011 , pkgs. 89c DoilY ,,_. • • • 0 ( .. •' '' ...,.... J.U. I CQ., 1• ,.,"!'"" M•x ', , , P111ZG • . •• *I v ·· J'lfbl$ll''liP'¢1 . ''~' , Fruit Cocktail 3 for $1: I ' . 3 :,.._ll• 25c My·T-Fine .. · · · · ' · _''•:.0•• pkg. llc 6-P!Onn Do...,... . Egg·made Noodles ~~>~aint. on ... _.... SardiMS · · · · · ...... - FM:III 1 IIlli IT " v . . 3 4 as. can 1Oc Statler Tissues · lt¥1? · · ·u Jl 1- Ut at Mn. llooalcl IUven Will 1>1 dtO deYotloaal loodor ODd ICn. ""1-' liarn Eve!'t()b will lutt~W dlarJj :e1 the program. R~ fGI' ' 1M eYening w01 be !lfn. Bela . , . ""' Mn. Lee lliDltiL . Hamm. :;a: Mlll~tr 'f . Tile l!leo- Clftlo oi lllo ..... lletbodilt Chbl'dt Of M'M'•IMt JJh Ranwi bertn:f e.nce deed~ in the Recorder's Of· f1ce of Meigs County, Ohio, prior to sale. · 'the property cannot be sold for Je88 than the appraised value, will be sold subject to all leaaes, eaaeme~ts and rights of way or r~ord, IUbJect to the lien for taxes for 1960. Terms of sale; Callh in hand Thursday E~rtoin With Dinner Dew.ocrab To Hold I FALCON WAGONS From Dally Sentinel, Pom...,.lllddleport, 0., March t, 1810 1 ContrJ'bu ..I'es To Heart Fund ~e _E setUed ~n what ..11 THE ALl.. ~EW ~ When You Go food Shopping. •• ARE YOU •nd so.a. ~~~t' with llr. and <' .... _as the McCiintock~.J'arm . Jt <To lie ~~>• 0 of ALodge ' an& lamll)l ' to Apple Grove, Ohio, very ' lhe history ol this courithaf they owned thrle and aave one lo ~acb of 1""·'"' dauihters wllen they mar- a~~o 100 .... tor Rood : · - • ...... ott ll>e a.(!..... -1M ...,... ...,,h or lb No. I, ..... No.I bed< '"" ,......,.), oftld· by DOrthwHt comer ot 100 ........._ 11 ' ence IOU 4M rod. to pub. Georc• Lane· alJo eaeept 1 aere e road; tllmoe DGI1h •••· Mit out of the _;.thtut eorner ot Jllid No. 234, Towu No. 1. Ran(e No. 12: : rodl &Dd 1fl,i JJnU; tlwnct Lot No. 28J ct.eded to John lteef· thence lOuth to low water mart ~rtb.:'~ roda ; Ulmetl wett 7 er; there rtiiUinlnt 86 acret, mon of the Ohio River; thence up the - 1lnU to, Pl&a ot .be- or leu, bOUnded on the lOUd! bJ river to tbe eut llne ol uid r 1 Leg I N t• conteDtion that bulk miilr:_~ children Beatrice Stella matDcvinney, Florence Quillen. ~-·eo~ comer or .,~· ~ 1'<nm 100 Frida)", ·M arch 11, 1960"-ln tbe law PlaiMIH llnnib.J, eontat,m, 22-08 aerea. U.e Cowu,r Road· on tht .'P(M b7 •ere lot; tht'nee north w the cent.A contributJon wa. m•de to the offlcea of Cro11•, Cro" & Porter n, e... No. l2,9SS PA.JtCEL No. '*: Tbe· folln-ln 1 the Count)" Road;'leatiiJlt er of the - road ; thence aoutb e2 Heart .FI.lDd when h Pomeroy, Ohio. The property ROSS lAND a rMAYIL,. INC,. real Ntlte lifua'ed In Ohio RiYer to U.t Letart oalll" de1. wut 38 rodt and 8 tmb to C.uneil Dau,-hten eodorus Jenerally descr:lbed at followa, and an Ohio Corpor.tlon; tt 111 tile Count)' of MeJp, tn tbt State North b7 4t acra •bove Pl•ce of beginninl, containing lfonday evenmg at the Wu appnl.sed at the value .et o.t.ndanh ., Of Ohio, abel 1D the TownthJp of and on the eut b)" Landt otrlllld by •uc";re'it rr::re or leu. EJ:ceptlne Helen Millet, councilor, pre•idfounb below: In punuance ol an order of and bouncltd f.nd d""'b- the hein of G. W. Ha)'mu, de- by Deereof u il now owned eU and eommunicatlona were read Parcel No. 1: Pt. 32, T. .c., and liale in the above entitled action to-wlt: 7 ceued, DOW' owned by Georp .R. eatim 11 Yelopment Company, from Mary LiM: , atate councilor R. 11 - 14.25 acres, (Ref. Deed I will offer for tale at pubUc au.; 3D l1b.b eut ·of tb6 bOrth- Hayman, leu rtedi to be 5.94 1crea, more or conceruiag memberlhip and from Vol. 19C Paa:e 149) $200.00. tion, at the door of the coun WQii cornu qf 100 acre Lot No. Beine the tract or :Paftel • eav lli • balance of about 4 Edith _Wately . district depttty, Parcel No, 2: Fr. 32, T. -l-, and R. H~use in Pomeroy, Ohio, in tbe : · Town No. 1, ~· No. 12; of land clNCrtbeclln d~ of ,Jamea acre~ .. more Cfr lea It being tbe oon«rn1ng ~e datrict rally to be 11 - 1UI7 acres. (Ref. Deed Vol. •bove nained County on Saturday ence IObtb ~ r.Ocb to the 1\ KafT to llabel!a Hayman ·dat- Intention to mclude, describe and beld tn MarJetta 00 April _ A 20 of 199, P•ge 149) a1:so.oo. the 12t.h day of Ma~ch 1900 1{ public road; thence nortb 82 d•s. ::!}· September J6, 1887 ~ convey bereu1 all tbe land owned m_eettn1 ot the DepuUe• Club Parcel No. 3: Fr. 27 and 32, T. _., .i.O:OO o'clock A. M ., th~ follo~Jn 1 eut 9 rods and. 1 4~ Unb; thence Ia ·Volume M, P1,1e of tbe by the IP'aowr lJing between the Dutrkt 13, wa• announced for R. 11 - 5 acrea:, (Ref. Deeda Vol. described real estate situate in the ~ ~ ~b tbenCll .·Welt '7 Meig1 County Deed ~· aad pu~Uc road and the Oblo River In Sunday, March at p. rr... at 2 151, Pa1e 240, and Vol. 1D9, paRe county ot J...e. 20 . to the place of br deed of lohn H. and 0 100 acr_e Lot. No. 234:, of L.'"' Tupp.en PJ.ailll. 20 1-49) $200.00, , and llA'. ·contatnm, =..38 ICRL wife to utd kabeUa K&)'lllu by tart Towlllhlp, It wu decided to ob.serve the Parcel No. 4: 100 acres lot No. PA.BcEL NO. 1: 'lbe foUowJna deed dated Dee. 31, 1910 recorded Slld premJaet . qua~rly blrthdata at the next 103, T. t, :S. 11 - t,-~ aere (Ref. ot real ettate'~l.uat. iD the County .,f 1(1 Volulne lOt, pq:e of .uJd uoooooo d appraised at meetinl witb a poUuek dinner Deedt Vol 151.., Page 240, nd Vol. lla.to the ltate of Ohio,"-11:111 ln Meigt Couat.J Deed ReeordJ. lea' sold tor A traveling prize donated by Hra. P•se 149) $40:00. the ol'bedl.olart,1 tll1Uo4 Pi\R..Cm. NO. .f: Th• followlnJ Termt of Sale : waa aWirded to Ell!.abeth 11 Parcel No.5: 160 aere Lot No. ,._Nil o Be- rtal eat•te iJJ Letan 1'owlllblp Campbell. A report wa. gJven 100 011 1186, t . .C., R. l1- 1/ 0 acre, (Ret. • acre ...-. o. 2M Jn ·ToWll He.lga C unt Oht d iD ' the sale of bUbble bath. DeedJ Vol. 151, Page 2-10, and Vol. 12 of t.ht OhJo ,:?lUP4"f'f •ere 2St 1001 &bert G. H..rtenbacb, The next meetlng will be held 188, Paa:e 149) $Hl.OO, a 0 ICe 9 offktbt Ran,, 12 or 'the Ohio Cr Sheriff of Meigl County, Ohio Monday, lbrch 21 at 7:30 p. m. Parcel No. 6; Lot No. 1156, T. 4-, NOTICI Qll APPQINTMINT Ia flonf. ol the CountJ Purcbae qd deiC:libed lollow . QW, Cro'* 4 Porter, Att.om,yl and all memben Ire urged to be R. 11 - 83.81 acre• Ex. 111 oil ond Ca• No. IU02 u '· (2) •. 0, 17, 24; (3) 2. Q. 5t. Pre&ent. PI ·Ref. Deed Vol. 189, Page 1'9} Aclmlnlltr.tor 0. lonh :Non $Sfl0.00. • ••.,. ., Mltrpret M. ........ Parte! No. 7: Fr. 19, T. 4-, R. 11, Dlcettecl 1'8.2 acret, Ez:. l/16 of all oil .and Notice Is hereby given that HerIll produL'I!ICI and ~ of any bonus bert Nichola whose P011t olf~ or l«!~talJ :received from .aaid land Adclreu Js CuUer, Ohio, bu bee1' Cftel. ~ Vol 176, PIJe fn, aad duly appointed as Admlnistr•tor Vol. 181, Page 149) $450.00. de bonis non of the Eltate 0( MarParee! No. 8: 160 •ere Lot No. garet M, Seaman late or .Help 1166; T. 4;, R. 11 _ 16.51 acrea F;x- County, Ohio, deceiael.d : ~ interest In oil and gas, (Ref. •_ted thJs day of P'ebni..,Y, Deed& Vol. 1«1, Page 346, and Vol. 1.,..0 191, Page 1-&9) MOO.oo Jobn C. Bacon Par~l No. 9: s. 8, T. 4, R. 11 _ Acting Judie ol the Probata Court ~1_.7& aeres, Ex. 'AI oil and g 88 and Meigs Cotiot)', Ohio ~-. James Mrs. Ada Tall is quite poori.v at this time. Legal Notice NOTICI 01' lA&. I IHIRI,P'I IAI.I Tbe real utate owned by the OP RIAL IITATI late Ollv• Tomn,:e, llll ol whleh In the COft'llnO-et ,...... Ceurt .., :real e1tate 11 •ltWtted 1.n olive .._, .. C~M~nty, Oha. Towaah.lp, Meip Count)', Ob.lo, wm GIORGI a. HAYMAN, be offered for llle at 10 1, m. on L.tt•rt Ofllo Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curlis and The World Day oJ: Prayer aer· ~~:~:,,~of Columbus spent the vice wu held at the _Chl'ittian Ohio farmers will go to thP. Suwith Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Ch urch Friday e.vrninJ: with Mra. j preme Court of Ohio to argue tbei r Pierce. Herman BJacJC a1 chairman. There · , case as to whether a sales tax is warrantf'd on bulk milk coolers. Mr. and M1.s. Willard Pigott were 30 in aUendance arid the co tlettion wu $25. ·rhe Chrjstian and daughters spent Sunday with 1 "The 'Hoard ~f ra,_ ApPeals on Mr. and Mnt . Jake- Bush and [.am - Methodist and EUB Churches par· fe bruary 11 rulE'<! against the ily. Mr. Bush eelebrated his 25th ticipnted . farmers and required the tax to be birthday. George Hami~ton was taken to P.'.d," ' '"-is Olll"n, of C . ,P ar k• "" "' Mr. and .Mrs. George B\l sh and amd ~n-Cl.ar k IInsp1't a I 1ll the Ohio Farm Bureau family of Attten~ 11 pent sunday ersbu(g for observation and treatdec~ ued. witb Mr, ind M"rs. Rile:r P.gott men}. ' He added on Februaey 2f there and son, Don. Miss Ua are are}ls in wh.ich th~ decision of There was a belling and. shower um~~~ Junior Firemen Record Hop Set For FridCilyNight ' Legal Notice • 2 k 35 P I~· 1 c 7 �... 1 ..... ' • • • <.~ ' • '. • ALOUETTES SIGH CRAIN Ltns Voted Top Capr: In NCAA MONTREAL UPI- Milton Crain a 246-pound ~nter from the Univ~uit)' (}{ Mi.uissippi., has aign ed wilh the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadi&n Football League. Diitrlcl: Four · Crain worltt>d out briefiy last season wll.h l hf' Ba lhmore Colts. KINNBAPOUS. ·Minn . UPI - I I Ohlq ~te•s Jerry Lucas is the points . Other players on the team were . . UkitbaH player In NCAA DisTerry .Oiscllmger of Purdue, HO· ti'let Four. eompl'iaing the Big Ten .,_liD the oplnkm of colle.~:e cage race Walker of Mich1gan State, Walt Bellamy of Indiana and Dave cotcbtl. De Bussc here of Det ro1t Ll'CU Bp~ad-eagled the field. D1st'h1ngt•r ran second in point! io the voting lor thl' National Aan. of Buketball Coaches offi. with 172, Walker had 164 . Bellamy cial a ll-district team. with 254 150, and Dl' Busschere 142. Trophies, Medals, Certificates Are Awarded In 3th.lnvitational Tourne~ Snarn r ·--.:·.•·.., Ohio Valle. y.Mfg. ilave. . RoundOf PIay Byes In .F..-st Round ball starts It la~ fling in Meigs county Friday nl · ; when six teams open tb•&i,th AnnuafPortland Grade Sch Invitational Basketball '!Otrnament. Robert Beegle, tourney manager, todoy released the complete results of drawings. Ten teams who will share ln a host or trophies and awards, team and individual, after the ftna"t · match is run off Saturday night, .M. :.:or::_c:_:h:_l:_:9:_·-=-,-=---,,.--- Here are the awards tradition- ::-; ally handed out in the tourname nt : A"'•ervlew vs CMivillt-f p. m. Championship ,run'ner-up, ·conso· Prlday, Mlr~h 11 latlon, consolation loser , and cheer· Winner l)f Portland · '--tart - TP leading team (first place). Yl wlrtn41r Svncwe.WehanN Individual awards - certificates 7 m. to all playeJ"S, most valuable play- Winner of Racine • 8 :•:~±~: er, best team player. best sporl. b.,.Yille "' wbtner ;. most points in lt.:lurney, most points Coolvlll•- I~· m. one game, best foul shot (6 or Sat~rclay. ~rch 19 more tries), ~astest player, lone· Cr,niOiahon Game - 7 p. m. est shot made, tallest player, short. Chlmplonthlp ~ p, m. .est player, gold medals to all· toumey first team, silver medals all-tourney 2nd team, gold medals to memllers of first cheerleading second, and bronze , -,.; -;,c;" chcerleading team \ "You an't lust ~~=-·t., a..,.. lnl Mr. hN to ,._... you Up Robertson Wins ~~:;,:~;!f.:~ '\,r the ar~ toUrney 1953, and in or· der by years, Tupper& Plains , twice, Coolville, Portland, Racine and Syracuse( iast year). The d~aw,nga : Nod As Nation's · No. 1Player " wlllher--1 p, m. also were R:•:•I~··~·~·~B:•~od~b~u~•Y~·~C~o~tt~o .. ~v~ll~io i;~t~~~·~·:~d;~:Tom Stithnamed of St.teBona-tbe fiut team chole!n lD ~ 1 Perfect For Fishing ""' .......... llOJ! of 443 meenben t'Oaches' auoclation. "Last time I W'll in tht! Netion· al League J ·Was juat a thrower, tif tbe nOt a pitcher," Mid the riehthander who won 19 James for the Indiana lalt 1euon. cl..olond . ~~· l~i~ (17-2) Glrr;;~1 h ...... t • .. ·--· 2 (11- ) E ·1 · AI ~~ ..U.all (ll-41 lyrla ( f: 1,:,(.~ ~~~iyMa;rtli'll Fttry (\~) W, · ... •; ... ... utterwiU• 111 . _.) a L...tl \ .. . At Ctnc~ll , CinCinnati Woedw rd '(l~l )vs Clnc~r•~~&t'l Yj'i - . , • . ~0· fl't-5) 117 2 . :r!:::t:r~:i., _ } Clnclnft4tl 'PVrC•II nc.:•] w . CJn,:li')l)lltl IJi'Jt~irN"'l.con .,,. 12) Mllfi:MI ""') va • .\ C:ln~innatt t~W~tl'. n Mill ~7-'f.J) 'Ci\u' A At~ntort . Columltll \l2-f) 'd . ' ' '. ,,,.~ - I!Wrbor 117'21 AktOII St. Mlrr 1 vs ' ... ~ ' I ' Hli.tMI ,, ' ' ~' ' I ~· 1' .,WUvtlle (12-1) a;UH:ht , ! (22-2) ·121·1) At • How L~- situation in control at 64·5'l With iurpriolillj~l . flve .minutes to eo. " Jolliff put on the finishing toachei· ·with five straight points and forced a fourth personal ' foul on Grane, at 2:37 as Ohio ran the count to 71Y.59. The re&t· wa11 J...., formality. Alt.~" IH· !. • ( ! - ' . 'I 11 -c.=:!~~~ At Wollitoh ." ~ Chlk Hill ft-1~ yt ""'lrtl:nd (16-!1) NlllsonYillt {1s;9) • . 4_Hetridtft 07"') At Pluron N•w Boaton (204) 1.YI · · · ' lluMd (11·14) Mlrthell {22-\) 'II · . /. : .' .I . , , ......., · '• 'f' , ill'O~AY 'tbru TIJ,UJISD.f · '!loulh ·w - Of.ll ~~ f40rlan ·.,.· , . 4 r: i'il •. ' , ,... ."~ ., ~- ·~ P6iksX1ts1GiU.:~·-·· 39c ----------------~-. .••:-45~. . ' •'1.1· ......... . . , .ltoblt'o . . DiOQ"A,jii.Jtii &:ell · P.M. . . FRIDAY ptd SATURDAY Mt~W6i~IIMII . ' ··'~;:""•·· .It>•..... . . -t~otj . '. . . Sjtrtllll $~.00 a teteplront 1t1 yoar kitchen I CGme In IIUI See The 1960 (!0 IIOIIQIIJDI'r I .\lui JOU havo o eboloe of toa.loveJr 0 eolon to blep4 wllh 70111' eolor oclteme. . 'l'bll attnetlft woll phoDO foattmll- ........, · of wall Harullat II oradlod al lAo lido, 10 II &aili'l ret liDoobll olf. "Whlaper-<Jull!t" dial clil<beo eoUlnr llrht, 10 lt'o eaoy to aee. And, with all Ito extra oonvenlooce, \be coat Ia only penoiee per day! CaD eur Buolnua Olllc4. ~~ what additional telao phonet J'Ou'd llkl to ~ the kitch•n, bedroom. don or workabop. Why ilot !If It now I . LINE OF FISHING TACKLE SUPPliES . ,.. , GENERAL TELEPHONE. . . . . . . . Amerko'• Largllt Jnchpendertt Telephone St•tel'l'l . Now THE SPORTS Authorized MacGregor Headquarters MDI Slreel Middleport • ... . ' 1\'.z Horoepower Low-colt 1tep B!Z'Vt/''.oo c .. ' ..•. ~. i '-' Gr...,mo Ashville (22·2) w • !f · . • l1lltw Twp. 115-7) OU'I'IODO MOTOR 1 .• - sf. l~oflls 11~10) MDunt GIINd (I J.Sl Y1 . _ , , ~ooillilo(2M) USED-- IA'II .,Atll .....- . ' co.:~.:~~.~,:,. . . ,,,.,....u,. ,.•.wv 112.., luclkl U2-IJ ._.,. 1•• 12Jo11 .. letunlly, -.rch 12 West of West ,. Let•rt·TP winner-~ :~~::;:!~.Imhoff of CaUfoi'IJ,la, 10J-· Lucas ctf 'Ohio 7 p. "" .... , I ~' Now • Portland • TO::::t#iMM I~DULI Possible · , NCAA Play,,... u.:u. year in Of the *•h•IN--I ., s. 91~ Vlnc.nt (f+.J) va 1 player•.. ·-· . .::-:: L....rt ,. Tu.,... Plalril-7 p. m. Syrlcu• v1 lh. Bradbu~ va <:ettegt¥Uit-9 p, m. GalU. vs. Vanadium at 8:15 p. m. Jfarcb 10; KYger Creek vs Mar· Chl'l Bar at T p. m.; Niise Club vs. Mercerville, 8:15 p. m. MIIIM• ~ !Mar h 11 7 p J c . ' · m., oe . Con~truction VI , Goodyear Cor~., ·8:1G p. m., Scotts Grocery vs. M1ddlepor.t. Qu.arter final! will be played on March 14 at 7 p . m. with Sporn meeting the winner of the first ame tonight, and Ohio Valley Mfg. playing the winner of the ~teCOnd game tonight, and Ohio Valley 4fg. 15 with two more games, the win· ners of the 6tbeio brackets playing. Semi-final play 'ill March 16 be· gjnning at '1 p . m. and the finals are ·MarCh 19 at 8:15 p. m. preced· ed by thE' co~lation game at 7. C. Thompson, principal of Creek High School, is m•nager. · MINNEAPOLIS, Robertson ol··~~:,f basketball's h today Prktat, Mire• ,, Philp Spom and O.hio V:alley Mfg. drew .bJea. in the fln,t. ro~ of the X:YI!I' creek Jnvltatloall baflketball touma~ent for inde· pendent teams wb1ch opens tonight at 7 p. m. i.n K,yger Creek HiP School. Twelve lither teaml are· paired in firtt round games wrucb continue through tonight, ThUnday and Friday evenJngs. ){(ddleport's entry, managed by Bill Childs, carries on its roster as 1mch names of former greats Jim (Mellobbead) •Batton, Bob Ashley, Lionel .BO&pr who won't .quit), footl.liU eOich Jolfn Thompson, and O(hers. , Rosters Of other team11 have not beeti riltl3ed "1:iUt ~~ repOritd loa~~-"!ith for~er college and 11. er ,. ' ' T\ 0 ., March 9, 1960 I ....- "Das~thall • Cage Sport Here Start.s Final Round ' ~ / S.TAl-K.Sf- CHUNK STYLE 1 T•am: Johnsqn, Kin· nesota; York I,.arese, No. Carolina: Bill McGill. Utah; Jim Dor· row, Bowling Green; Tom Meschery, St. Mary's. ~ ,.. -- Relatives Learn Of Mt. ·Ebershach's Death f :,, ' • ·. Relatives here have ol . · .j .. ' ·.. Pdlr.. , .a native. of ot the late Mr. Ebersbach. He s· Wife, Mabel ; two !ldopled Frederick <~nd Mary Lou : a EbOTBbach, and a of cousins. Funcl'al services were held Monday in Uma. ,;J',~~!:r~ii~~ -~ 'I ~ <· \ l i . I . .. -.. ·. '-' • - . -· ~~ t. '• I . •2 ..... · lb•.. 'I ' I "NNOUNC\NG ...lWo NEW·SIZE WAGON ; ' .. ··. l ; . .. I . "'·2-Elbow ___ ........ 40-•·· . .491 , ., .. i•J .. ._ c:ae,~::. 1 . .. .. · • ' :..:~-~---.:--:...;:.._!Z:.Jb. "" · -.~ -.; ·a • -< .'z ' ~· . " No. 303 ' .< · • 7 '/z .... .~ ' -·unit··. paclt lO.oz. ...... :,i lost only 13 dUJ'lni ·ten·ure: · SldnO,. Burton. we ""' lldO.n!ed. . . i ·., . v. ··- ,.. ,;t I; -~···~, . ,.... , . 'SP!C-IALS .. ._\ ~·.; . }"' 1'•.\ · VI fl "',i : .L :• ·• ir.{:r . ;;•<... , .. -· STICII ·.· . .. \ . ·~ ' '!1- . ' ,. ~. ..... ' S&H.· ,GREiN • StAMPs 1RENEW , ! . l!olt.. " ..,.....-..; ---~·-- FORD ' ...9,. .. ·L8. lAG . , '' • if) •'. ' ' ' 4 I t j . . .' CI.L-E,R lrg. bch· "' ' ' 1 SI~H. GlEI!N stAMPs • • .• heod • �. -··,--·-··- ~ • ~ - • • •· • • • ., o o •· • o .. > ~ o' • • .• • ' • , •, • · .-...·.-."-.,.._,._..._T ..... ~.'< . • . '\. ...__..._ ,..._.., ...-...-..~ _-.._.,,_, • • ._, .. .-- - - · -... --+ _. ,. . - . ·-.,_., . _,._ . . •·--· ....._ ... • ' • . ' . D;lly SenUnel, Pomel'()y;Middleport, 0., M!lfch ~. 1988-,7 (201 Business Services (21) Real Estate 1-J>aily Sfttlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March g, 1960 ADS ,.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=====;;.1[PIANO TUNING WA • IIII..IT 1"'11111 FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES I cepb per word, one tnaertil)l)'. Minimum ehqe- I centl per word f<lr three oo~tive l116ertiona. roctu..n>on. Cerci of Tbanb and Special NoUces of Event.a: fl.OO. Obitu.ariea publilbed at 1 ftnt per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. $1.~ 1& flOc OOc $4.1!0 20 60c $120 $160 $6.00 2fi 7:X $U50 $2.21> $7.50 Ada reee-.i"ed by 10 A.M. will be in that day 8- paper. R£PAIR PHONE WY-2-2157 1 (91 For Sale ators, from beater cores to the largest truck or tractor radiator. A in Lower, B feet op.m; Lock 23, ILl, running 41) wickets. Condition of Mowable O.mt: All Sha<On Cleland,to 235 N. damages a car $50 to a pickup by George Moore, wu I WJppel Supply, 21D Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. 3-f.fOtc PuPS6 ''' I Rath Smoked Brauhschweiaer I. ·auer Kraut ... Salt Herring Jodie at Chester for the lovely ~ - ?" complete price. Phane HO'ME BUiLDERS, .BIRCH CABl· gltt and the nurses of Neigt WY2·22~ 3·4-6tc NET makera Formica tlnk top~. General far their klndneu !'hone UA 2-7~71. S 15 3tc Vinyl asbestGS block laid. House while 1 wa' in the hoapltal. USJill WUllLrriE.R SPINET ORrepaln or all deaeripUons. Call 3·1Htp Mu. Lucy Sppencer OAN _ 2 keyboarda and pedal• Guy l'~t>' gler, Radne, Ohio. 2 24 tfc w1lh cord unit. Maho1any Jln· ••h. any fmulr. J\· 1 cond1tion1. Low PI11no pr1ce. Wrlte to "H1U the Man," c; o WendeU'a 7\h and Waa'J'cu St., Marietl.l, Ohio, or phone Jo'runUcr 3-Mill7 for de- All Makes and Modelt •N MOTOitl M.T"OPOLIT ~ ,. -..o6 last Mlln lt. ___ Pome~~h!~- _ 19M FORD 2 I>R. SEDAN. UKE tu1111. new finish . $695.00. Blaettnars, TWO UOXE!t PuPS, Pomeroy. S-9·6t~ Phone WID· 3723 _ and Silver Plated. · HOOVU Conatellatlon Sweeper, 1 yellt ol4; old fa1hioned ire· pi ben~b and old fashioned. I atrl:1111 clock. 6oU WI-Mtiil •ltertp.m. 136tc SEWING and up whllt the' lilt. Metropollren Motora. 600 1 • Mtlln lt., romen.r. , . , WY..J.H70. ll·24-tk _ _ __ (II) Wanted To Buy UNCLAIMED SINGER J4acblne. Wlll 1tll tor fH .OO plut N.40 d1.1e us for new p~rt.. Phone WY2·220f. 3-f·Olc --- - - COLLIE OR GERMAN piJp. Steve Cleland, Phone Wle-3801. 3 HOUSES, ONE CAN BE IIAD by takln& ovet pormenla. An· ( 14) Far Rent mond Tbomss, La1>K011i~Je * Ci.IL.ANDI W.. 1 TV ........ ..,.... Phone Mldcllpport ' ~=-'o:-=--:::=::-=-=:-:: ,_..,, ...... WY-Nm. TROPICAL FISH AND SUPPLIES. · • Lowell 'MoNickle. Antiquity, 0., -U'Aiu, M~'l'S - i uriUib.ld. 1DG 811ft in yard. 3 8 8te l.'tUW'IILiiJ.fCL .. ~lliltr.. Jliddlll' port. Phoae W'Y-2-6il80. · 2-J.lt BA~ HAY FOR SALE. Phone :-':::::-:-:::::::::-= • SH l-tiiO'I. U fip I 11110 I 110011 IIUUiii;"~""iiUiil. ' . roa ·• ·- SALE: 6 ROOM n8USE with bath. 1·.13 acre• of around. llelvln LJttle, Cbelhlre, Ohio. _ Celltw Cut First Cut ~len ~ l7l )VA~D 2 3 . UhOO You Bet'•YOur-·JJfe ~ 111~0 '!'&~ ~ Good;,ii>Ok L1:!o NeWS HMQ.U,., 11:10 Weathercaat . 11:15 Jack Paar Show --=-- ' ""lllo. I II •' .. . .... Stuffed Pepper ........ ~· SSe Fist. Steaks .. ._.._..... 49c Sliced Porl U.,..r ·~ 39c. ,. 29c FOR CCNif ~\filk: ~o~ · K,...r Yellow Clint Halve. or ollcelf Th9 T9wn . . I ' Kidney Beans . - ...... ·2 •.; 29c Peas ............ ..,.c.~:-2(..___ 49c A--. Shorten .•. ......... ...... 59C Ktogo . . .Pure . ...v...,..llle Pork & Beans - RHODES folder and low chick prlcoa. Prompt IIRIWtr. llhodes Hatch· ery, Spencer, w. Vt. 3·&-30Lp Is Mostly Chi Music Oll'f11ef(ew ' lllilfHOiirOf - oao ' ' J ' FROM . \ pt. P.Jea$ant " . •' ' ., "' · ~··y thru . ' 3 '!.: $1 was was when 1 . Wt~IH~ . ~~~ raii"'""""-1NSP---idT10!4& 'PHONE Supply Store. VIUibJR Peat Control Co hit COD• . 12.,.·11• ._ l~+Ue Phone WY 2· 3 8 Ulte TO D!LIVER papera on N)'t A;venue. 1t inter· ealeO oall WY Z·IIO'I. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN ' . ' Ora Fl~tida ·, ·\ .. .,.,I ~ ··-~~ • • • • • • ' . f • •' ' Hunting. •• ' Audrey forfeit- bond on a charge ill;;,-n.g fictitldua· ·c;::- •n a ,,: ~~- "il..til 1l:45 A.M~ Control Member Of N1Ucintl f 110' . ; TttQRSDAY · Termite Gli1"9ft -~- ' t. ' Help Wanted CAIIIIq:JI ::gg =~~~,!'itber ·\f. . VA. jliASON, ,. Bologna ... • - ..... .49c: IIODERN 3 ROOM AND bath aptrrtment. · llU. .~ Clas odm Bit MIStarson Staccato -------. --=-- . -- (20bl Insurance .., .... a ,_ apan.f.;..--:::=....:i:::=:--A. 11. hDl!o~ Pbona DON .S'nVIII mont. WY·2-32U, · 3 6 8t< N£W wllh thl1 <OVJIO" ond f>\lrd!CIIIt of 3 Peaches .... AIINnr 1351 lrol AaaoeU.IIon. , ~ 'r · '~~ 8:30 * FreeSO I!Yery 011,)1 Sorvlee WY·ll-2774. . '7 :00 Whirlybirds 7:30 Re&eue II Oyster Stew ........... 3 t.~.:·· $1 Pomero, WV ·2-3H5 ~AUTI PIID ITORI At ChMter Yukon S.214S HAMn.L· IUVICI ITATION hlonf:OOA.M. WRITE TODAY SP-3-555~ 6:.45 ,.. ~WEIIfSJI"\t ' C'-cmn·~· 8 HOGG & :IUSPAN ' MATERIAL!; INC. ~h 7:00 T ,_ 9 :00 Katie Doonan Show 9:30 Tapper . ·..Jl :, ALL COLQIIS PLJ!IIIBING &o BEATING 1.4-1 ~ l--. i !b. s~ ~ 6;p,i!on .$5.36 gal. $1.71 qt. ROYAL VENTED CIRCULATOR WIUIS ANTHONY U :1P Weathereut 11': 1:1- 'rhe Jack Pur Show 5 :00 Stealhboat Bill ~:3ft Sgt. Preston 8:00 F1att • Serug«s Show 6:~ Weathertast 6;-30 . News Picture Huntley Brll'lkler Report C!haniJ~ ~ - ..Jfiursday SA;VB .lk SAVE 5k n ;oo N~:.,.!ll~~~III6t.~r : ~ :00 Slgn Orf INTERIOR PAI.NT . 7:30 Wto!~on Train 8:30 Prico'! llr. "-igbt oi_ 9:00 Perry G\mo ShO-w 10:00 This is Your Life 10 30 T bit T~j·rv Extra top Value Stam,. Phont WY·24255 r~~Hnerov, Ohro. (2.Qa) tlque acreen, dest, rail top. 1838 ::::::= ---.,..--Dod&e pickup, In IIOOd ab..,e. . . . _ . . , ""1'1<1'• Tat"" aftd Phone TU 2 3881. a 8 etc Vel• it., ,,. ....;-nut A"'- I J:3C Nt:WI Pietulf' !!:45 ~ntle)'_.Briaklu ·re~. 7:00 .9,buif.'! ~ .. t • I CaH Dlc1 SterreH (9a) Marine 5upplles unoeoAn ,\ND'MOroRI.U FLAT ENAMEL ......... . Q ........ . . .. 3 qts. $1 $2.69 ~ ! t..!kel' ShOW We• erust GOLD Write: l • ·9-8tc ~LKYD Tb Prlte Is Right 11 :30 Peoples Choice t2'3o It Coulij Be You 12:00 Truth ,or CCmsequancee l :00 Mid Day NeWs ' 1:10 llovletlme :"9. Lomta · YOUDI Show '3:00 Young Dr. Malone S:30 From The~ Roots 4:q0 Kltcbel'l' t_llplc and St;le Show lbs. 3 ~ate ARI YOU RUN DC'NN AT THI MALE. hHis? Dots your soul rtNCf NY. 3-9-&c lntl 8ett Work. Lowe•t Prlcts. RACINI IMOI IIRVICI IHO, 19$3 PYMOUTH CAMBRJDGE, MEAT CASE,-il.t.~TIUc SCALES, .ACINI, OHfO. $2:10.01... Hilton Wolfe, Jr., Ra· pop coalcr, caunters and shelv· cine, 0. s 7 3\p ~~~~ - 'fruck, car, furniture. shertai6 MERCURY 2 DR. sEDAN. man UaHingce, Dexter, Ohio. New Bulcll trade-ln. Show~ good :J·9-3tp care. $895.00. Blaettnars, Porn· 13 ~LO~T;;S~.-::2:--S~~.T;;;(:; lR:;Y:-;B:;U;;l;ct.n;;;J;;N;;G:-:;:30 3·9 ·Mc eroy. x 54 ft. well and loacUn& -p lat· j 1954 BUICK SPECIAL 4 OR . form. Make offer. Sherman Bal· aed 1 n, dynafiow drive. Like new lenaee, Dexter, Ohio. 3-Ntp flnl~h . 'l'horouahly reeondlllon· ONE S1'UUIO COUCH. PHONE 8elore 9:80 A.M cd for many miles af trouble Middleport WY-2·2649 fret 1trvice. 179-0-00 Blaetln1n, W¥2·3230. 3·9-3tc Pomeroy. BPS SATONE :"' -~ f~ ;. 1 :e ~~RbY::r~upch Braums All ·Meat Franks 2 $1.00 nepoHelled from orlslnal owner. Party with reliable credit BABY SHOES : BRONZE, l9Da CHEVR6LE1' 4 0:::R:-.-:8::E:=Dc: A::N ... 00 Bl tt may buy. ReaJanahle term& ar R una gaod . ., ~au. . ae nan, calh. ,. Pomeroy . ,. 3· • 1 - -cG:--o-adCi;..;'uMCt Cart -• ~,WL.Winler Spinel piano. Mabog. l9l For Sale CNw• •• • ! CLOSE OUT SALE ' " a 7 6tc C•ltt 1 .. dfon1 -- - - G. VACU' ~- CLEA ER WIV"L I Writ•, Phone or Contact I WISH TO THANK MY NEIGH- I E um. N S "" A. C. BRADFORD, Recine, Oh ... bars and friends tor the card 11 , tops and rou easy, u11ed very 1 2&-tf and flowera and the D. of A. llltle. .Must sell thll weeJr.. ;;;:::::-:c===-:::;:-:::;--:;cc:; Auto Sa Ies ~ ~ S..UsPorAN6.1 , 12) Card of Thanks I8 l ·, ~ COnAGEBUTT . . . . . . . . . lb. 59c ·--:-:-===:.-- ll :00 .J30 '\&.'dven~ T~e • ~ 5 : 00 Steamboat BIU { 5:80 . !4~~ McGraw '• S:OO ,;~ti~ ' '· ' BtU • 8-6-tf Phone WY·2·632l. ..O.pl 3;- W~ntsdll :g:gg · . 1:115 -·- - 'TELEVISION GUiDE • WSAZ.TV Channel 3 nr.w CHANGE THAT UNVENTED BEATER NOW Phono WY-a-2510 ~ ~ the Brannon garage and was 3 l:l 5tc 13'8 ACRE FARM- 115 acres bot· abl•. lum, 20 acres othei- tractor land. NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS· Will have Southern cabbage Planta. ~EEGLE WEEKS 4 TILIVJSION RADJO ANO SMALL th laat of March and tomato J 2 1 ' I T I WY2· Appll.nce rapt~lr. Call P:r•nk pl:nts in April . Call or bring ~:7~s, ema es, e ·a 7 3tp Captelna, 414 N. Second Ave., orders to Charles R. Harria, _ _ Mkldleport, 3 3 tfe Portland, Ohio, Vl 3·2698. REASONABLE~ COFFEE TABLE, I _ 3 8 8tc Telephone stand, lamp •tand, AUCTIONIIR -::-:--::- --:--;-:::;---;-gol<l cl:llfr, &elephone WY2-8293.1 Compl•te Sorvlce • • locks are up, 13 through '23, run- unable to stop on a slippery drive ning 1 to 1 ~ traps. Ohio Rlqr Bo.t.: Daahfield, Le· CriSII down a' IL40 a. m. 6-0; high down at 7:15 p. m., 4-6; Lock Crown Point down at 4 :45 a. m ., 7 Norsworthy down at 6:40 a. m., 1·2; Lock 20, Reva Jane down at 5-Q; Lock 9, Raymond E . Salvetti 10 a. m., 3· 1; Lock 21 , Walter C. down at 8:150 a. m., ()..8; Lock 12, Beckjold down at 10:45 a. m., ' 19· John J. Rowe down at 7 : 15~ a. m., 0; Lock 23, Gene C. Hutchinson tl-6; Lock 14, Janie D. down at 3:30 down at 3:40 a. lfl.., 0-3; IJ1and :1. m., 1-0; Lock ll,, Nita. Dean down Creek up at 12:40 p. m., 10-0; .at ~ a. m., 1·2; Lock 18, ICobert G. Wlnche5ter up at 4:20 p. m., M); We5l, down at 11 :115o a. m. 0-1; Mr. Vulcan up at 15:30 p. m., 11-0; Sar· ah Kate up at 6 :55 p. m., 3-0; OVEc up at 8:56 p. m . 17-3; Robert up at 7 :15 a. m., 9-0. No up.bound but Nport nail· ,_,_ 1 --...,--..,-- ~. ~~ ·, .p;,medt:'l'layhoille · I , Chief Gilkey l&ld. being driven I • the yesterday cau~ truck I j reltlled. of North Front St., hip and was taken to tbe :~~~~~~:~ I 14 .6, Ip,;ffieroy Blaettna-'s f treated In Ear)y order diKount on all ot· SELLER'S KITCHEN CABINET and side cabinets, like- new. Kil-l Very IJOod barn has 1' standen. Stefll t1Joa wttb 20 year etten base, bedroom suite and 9Y A,CRE FARM AT MORNING chions 8 atalls_, concrete IU..-nlee . Pole type ateel build· other articles. Phone WY 2·258'. 1 Slar, good 3 room house, on electricity, and li.Jbtnins ins idetl for Jl)afina: shed. Free 3 7 3tp buildjqgs, water, electricib . . 4 · room house and 2 . deHvef1' on all orders placed by mall, school bU!~, tt!Jephont, apartment wlth free ga1. 2 March 115. & ye•r finahcing. Phone FINE JERSEY GUERNSEY HEI· ' Pomeroy, OJ;alo good p;.5lure with plem.y ol dueing oil wells. Located Orla L. Smith, Long Bottom, Rt. 1 Ji'ER. Phone WY2-2779. water. Conla('t Sarn Curtis, Boa blacktop road, 4 miles from Racine Exchange. 2-25-17tc \HAND NEW ZIG-ZAG SEWING ' - -. Pomeroy. $12,500.00. 136., Re)'nOldsby.rg, Ohio. Un Machine in orlghtal factory car- MUELL.R FURNACa..., W&STU.GVIRGIL "r.EAFORD, SaletnMn· lvn 6, 4820. 2-1a-30t~< Thonwrs M. Pain ton. Makes button holes, monoH6USI appllanc.s. Amotd BroBox 229 Phone WV 2-6731 Termlte and Pnt Control grams, blind stitches, and many then. Syracuae, Ohio. Phone -·-- -- - Free b'peor:Uon, lna-urane41 Nationfancy design• Will sell this WY-W3M. 11-19-tfc 3 9 ltc FOR SALE: 5 ROOM. HOUSE wide. Eat-y terms. = R;-;;-SA:-;L;:E;-:-:FIVE::::::-:R::OO;:: . :::-14::-::HOUSE Phone ~roy WY 2-2366 week only for $41.00. Term• J\IR C('INDITIONING, REFRIGER· with balh . Nu•c lueal w n. Mcl'l'in ro Portt-rnouth PR 6o2150 it de.ired. Phone WY2·2204 . • atlon service. Jack'• Refrigera· Houd, :ill l..ocut~t St., Pomeroy. See Bob Nelaon, ftutbad. 2 23 aotp 2-2tl-12tc '2 29 tfc S-4--ftc ) Uon, New Haven. Pbone TU RELlABLE PARTY WANTED TOI·ELECI'ROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· _~53~:~--------6-~-lf take over small montbly pa)'• er. H.u~ ltke ~ew. Haa throw· TELEVISION RADlO AND SMALl ment.s on !Baldwin Spinet piano. away ba,~~:a . Pa. off balance of appll.ance rep.aft. Phone ou, Soon to be picked up in this ta-t.OO. Term• avaJlabl~. Phone McClintock, Radne, Ohio. area. Write before March 21St WYZ-2204:. 3--4-&•e 2·1-tfc to Credit Manqer Post Office - -Box 47, Marietta, Ohio. First re- WINUOW BLJ~DS ANL> SHADES Eu~TOM HUJl.1' KITcHEN 01. plies will receive firaL consider· Yenetran Bhnd1, _aU 1izea end signed fo:· your bom ~ Free e. atiOl'l. 3 0 {ltc co!ora. Free EBtlmatea. Dale Umrltla. h•a .. .nan aud Abbot! •~ Chlef to Gauae1: Montgomery, 1~ .3 on upper, 8.4 on lower, 7~· feet open: GallipoUs 19.6 on upf:ler, 11.5 on RADIATOR 60 eenta. lbe Cleland REPORT Experleaeed. Special- one month for 30 cents per wor<l . Fu.1J. rate Of 3 cents per word will be charged for advertisin-g if DOt pUd within 10 ~)'I after recetvilliC bill . Fzn:ll'll iD Adverbsin£ - Should be n:ported i..mtudiately. The Dai:lJ Sentinel will not be reaponBible for more tbllD. one int:or- lll otices - - .ORDIR - --NOW RIVER AND REP AIR- G. 1. BUY WITH NU DOWN PAY MENT. Frame home for Sa1e, tng. Kenneth W. RusaeU. Cool· 1632 Ltncoln He1gbLs, Pomeroy, ;'~~~hlo Phon• 1883. Oh.Jo, two t::!J B. u., large L. R , DJCt! kllchen wnh w!lll and babe cabmel!;, metal cabinl!l .sink, tull bath wJth tub, plastered wiith, hard wood fHu.sb , one half (Yll basement, f!:a.S Kutomlltlc llot wat· er he.ater, conversien gas fired lurn11ct', rH"w Ch<tinberlam eklrm doors and wmdows. good shmglc rooJ, gaivanited g utters ana D. S., crty water, natural gas, .septic tank, nke lawn well drained . Va cant pnced at $ti,!lOO. If you are a G. l. and can qaulify for ii V. A. Direct Loan with no down payment , you can move in and pay rent until you.r loan comes throu gh. Alw will sdl on land tuntract with $1,000 down. Will sell and take First ){ortgaee fur tiO% at 4 " r Int. on Ui-years terms. Now if you are intere.sted see )'OUr local REALTOR or contact DlLJ..ON & BKANNON , We repair all types of radi· ftE,\J..TORS , Gallipolis, Ohio. Wreek Blamed On ,...,. and erubed into the llde Of of Dr. 1101 Plclt- where abe en, Horbe'1l ud Icy Conditions , Gilkey reported. The driver No arrwl wu maae lha ... lbe ear lieported an injiU')' blf.lllt tbe cond1Uon ' ' ' �• I .. .. • . ·' ... . r. ..-~·r. .•. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 9, 1960 Mrs. Edison Hobstetter Is Speaker For Hospital Issue At Sorority Session Here Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening for their re~ular meeting at the D. A. V. Hall in Pomeroy With Mrs. Virgil Brown, president in charge of tbe meet- MARRIED IN MIDDLETOWN Main~ About People In Porneroy .. ~UCR.LI HAWK .... D. P Bit&entlltf and 10n, Randy, . wbo were called hen by the death ing. 1 of Eddie A. SmJtb, left :donday for Mrs. Charles Mullen gave a report of the nominating com- their home in Lakeland, Fla . Mrs . . mittee. M.rs. Ralph Welker reported on the BloOdmobile which Biggerato~fr and daughter, Vicky . the sorority assisted with on the remained for a v1sit wttb her mo-Mrs. lfobltetter . 29 of lut month. ther · After the dOlling ritual, re· Mrs. Edison Hobstetter. an honRev. Franc!• H. Gluier attended orary member of the ch.apter was freshments were served by Mrs. the ninth annual E1JB Men 's ConSara Gibbs and Mrs. Jean Blazepreseqt for the meeting and spoke grt!SI he ld Sal~J.rday at the First to the group on th.e Me1gs MI)JD- wict. EUB Cburch Jrr Zanesville . orial Hospital 1ssue. She ur&ed Rev. P't"ancis H. Gluier It'll I the chapter to help in whatever day at hie home, Nye Ave ., lnJUr- ~ way they could to pass the issue ing hi.J shoulder. in the cOming election. oMn. William Ba;tter returned Mn. Rose S1sson re ported on Tuesday from Holzer Huspital to the .::hapter's participation in the the b.ome of her sister 11nd h!'"olheropen bouse held recently by the in-law, Mr. and Mrtl. Bentz Wolfe , General Telephone Company and The Meig11 County Ministerial for recuperation . thanked the mt!mbe'rs for their Ass~iation met Monday ,at the Eldon Krteuter attended the cooperation. Enterpri~e EUB Church for tlielf EU.B :.Jen'1 Congress at ZantS\'tlle The Founder's Day dinner March meehng . Saturd61)'. which wdl be held m April was Mr. afJd MTI- R. B. WUkina red1scwsed by the group. Prayer by Rev. Euaene Brown, turned to thetr home, Lanca5ler, Mrs. Martha Biggerstaff, sister president, opened meeting, Tuesday after a vh'llt with her mo. Gf Mrs. Ann Rupe, sorority mem- followed with dev()lions by Rev. ther, Mn. Addle Grueter. ber was a guest lor the meetlm:;. Fran.::is H. Glazier, bGtt -pastor. Elmer Wickham underwent surMr&. Biggerstaff 11 from Lake- Group singing of "Sweet Hour of l!liM'Y at Jdeigs Gener•l Hospital oD land. Fla. Prayer" with Rev. F. E. OWln at Tuesday morning and is convalest'The traveling prize was won by · the piano, opened tbe devotions ing nict!ly. by scripture reading and MOTHERS CLUB TO MilT talk. on "Prayer" by Rev. The Sen iu r Mothcra Club of M-idPrayen were offered by dleport High School will meet this Edmund Lik Rev. Robert Rev. Nyle BoJ:den, Rev. Thursday evening at the high school. Mn. Jamea Buchanan, and . Rev. Glazier. to conurges as many mothers as possible tl)e devotions. to be present. During the bualne&s session Sixth grade r'-Jdents of the with Rev. Brown presiding, a dil· cu11aion wu held on the pro- Mason Elementar:.· SotJool presentgram for the Meigs County Fair. ed an operetta " 'he White GypMRS. ~IANLEY Rev. John Richardton, w.ho U sy" at the regular meeting of the YOU. NIXT leav1ng MonQay, for the Bear PTA .held Tuesday at ·the school. The operetta which wu dlrectMiss Jl\ne Casey, daughter of Mrs. Pearl Skidmore of MidBranch community near Dll•bora, ePRIVATE PAR'l'Y ed by Miu Lucy Bulmer, a teach- dletown, and Clarence Casey, of Middleport, became the bride lnd ., gave a farewell addre11. Capt. Reginald Harvey of the ef 11t the school, was well recelv- of Mr. (.arol Walton Manley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walton R. eR~:tEPTION Manley of Page Street, Middleport. Church Army of London, England ed by those present. was introduced by Rev. William Mis 1 Bulmer's room won the The c~remony was,perfonned February 24 by the Re.v . Rod· eBANQUET Roberts and spoke on the Church award for tlle room count and will ney Williams at the Church of God, Middletown . Army. Edison tlobstelter abo be pn!'aented a bo(lk. eMEETI NG The bride wore ao white she<Jth dress of overlayed lace with a guest and spoke on the hoapital Presiding at the ·rueetlng was matching accessories for ber wedding. . issue and Bernie Gunter of Mar· tile · p realdent, Mra. Janet Surface Mr. Manley is a graduate of Middleport High School of the .~ ... ' - •• • "'- Hi Jctta, field director of social lie· The reports ()f the secretary and class of 1959 and is now employed in Columbus. curity spoke on social securlt)'. POMIROY'S BEST treAsurer were r"d and approved . The new Mr. and Mrs. Manley took a short trip to Lou•·sAt the cloae of the meeUng, by the eroup. vUI K luncheon was served b.Y the WSWS PrtYate Roo!M For Devotion• included a vocal solo e, y., and other points of inte_r~ es::t::.·----· of the church. 10 W 175 People Believe " by Goli McAbee who Att en ding were Rev. Card, Rev. ,.., joined In tbe choruo by the! I Paul Hooks, Rev. Brown, Rev. eDtire group. Tbe benediction was Pearl Castoe, Rev. Ralph Zundel, ~! Van.. DawiOn The Rev. Richard&on, Rev. John EJ· given a.roup Heed M1 Prayer." Jane i Th · 11 · Alter 6 P.M . with e Match m~ ng of the Middleport Ga•rden C lub was "n·deo.RH. Harold DoJter, Rev. Bureesa ac~;om-panied 11 t the plano. Merchants Pollee Service ~>~ , Rev. Atthur McCauley, -----held Mond'y evenmg at the home of Mi·s. C. A . Emmis h with Life, Rev. Ray Wining, Rev. 1 Mrs. Garen Stansbury, president of the club in charge of the Fred Gardner, Rev. Roberts, R.l~v. business meeting . The members responded to the roll call Dunn, JWv Gla~ler and gue5ta, with their favorite perennials in their garden Ca pt. Har vey, Mr. Hob1tetter, Serving Good Food 1 0 During the meetmg a letter was read from. Boy Scout Troop Mr. Gunter and Derlhy Steadman and Legal Bevera~r.-s No. 24~ thank iii~ the Club for · -- of WMPO who recorded the talk Until 2:30 A.M. particlpalini iii the judging of Ma~tln Restaurant at 1:00 after ginn by Hobsteller. The weddtng ol Miu Nancy the Wjndow D~play• during Boy wh1ch the members will take a and Herman O.hlioger Scout )fcck. luur of fhe gardens of Mrs. DilHaven, wUI be 1u:1d The club _decided to contact Mr. lard o.~<1d Mrs. Rawlllli:S. I rn County Ministers Hold Regular Session Monday u.e lin;,:;;-;; Operetta Given At PTA Meeting Of Mason Scho.ol PLAN and ARRANGE ...,u .. . ""E A- r·•• M"ddJ eport · Garden C-1ub - Holds March SeSSIOn . At Home Of Mrs. C. A. Ernmish FREE PARKING ' Fl eS her-Ohl Inger HIDE-AWAY BAR Nupt··aJs T Be ReOd 0 n MOrC h 11 SPECIAL ON - - - il, at the Ne.w ~·· U. B. ChurHi. ' Dille, PJ•tor, wllf ·at the su ICY vbieh will be taeld at 7 p. • · ~ . ·:~:- Fltaher Ji tfle daughter and Mrs. Jatk Flesher Mr. OhUnger 11 the son of and Mrs. DODIId Ohllncer, of New Haven. All Weather Coats 20% OFF Phillip Sisters Style Shop POMEROY, OHIO COURT STRI!ET will be .Misa of Pomeroy and will be Tanya Newcomer of Cbarle1ton. A open reception honoring the oouple will be held In the recreation room followtne ceremony. obaerve. 96th Birtlulay our Operas tell: spring's Oeorf• ~lt'llot of C>rpor•o N\Ul Brie& to ~ve the trees trimmed •W'd dead · ones replaced at the entranee oS th'e town. 'fbe trees ",\'ere _placed there by the Club several yqra aao. I Around And About Middleport •••d Emmleh was auisted bY Hayes, Mr,. Garnet Entstnin1er and Mn. E. F. Maag In servlna: a salad course at the cloae of the meeting. Mrs. StanblliY •erved at the coffee &el'Vice and an arrangemtnt of iladloh11 and pink Rcrtnlum witb white tapera L>entered the table. The nat meeUna: will be held at tbe home of Mn. A. A. Dillard 'rim wilt be a luncheon at the Mias Bess Sanborn and Mrs. Ar· thur Skinner were in Columbus -last Monda,y In the interest of .8. H. Sanborn Jewelry store. · I. e.~- Wise Jr. assisted at the while they were RODe. Mr1. .Harry Mill~ was returned to her h()me yesterday from . Holzer Hoapital whe~ she has been 1 patlent, after breaking her hip In a fall recently . She is reported to be lmpi'Qvlng nicely and able to be In i Wbeel chair. _ _ _ _ _ _...,:._ Not o,... TDftltht THURSDAY ... PRIDAY "JlELOVID lNFIDI:L" G"-!' Pf<k - Doborab Kerr PARll Hoods Entertain Hearthstone Closs At Home Tuesday The busine6s meeting waa COD· dueled by Htrold Hubbard, prWdent of the class. The meeting of thl' B11PtH1t Rio Grande Assoeiatlon whtch w1ll be held io Racine on :~t.arch l7 was discusseU with plans made for men1bers of the rla8.!l to attend Speakers at the meeting Will be Rev. J<tck Fassett who will speak m the afternoon and Dr. Theron C ha~~tin, State Chairman on Evangelism, who wiU speak for the evemng st'rvicc. · • For a .real taste thrill, order your favorite dish here! Always coo.ked •• attn In t!llamouP lo toil fitting black patent • . • In cream or black clllf .• ' thF>"ro lllte oUpping your feel loto sprlng-shlnel And What fublon Ia more go-everywhere 111& opens, hleh or lillie heeled! to perfection, grac iausly served .. . an epicure'~ delight. ""' - $8·95 TLEY· & BENNEn SH~II STORE "lClttdde 01 u~ Bl<tek" OHIO DINE AT CIRCLE'S Restaurant PII.Olio WY Z-llt'll Ill .. ;. . ,_..., ' ... willlt VOL 'XI NO. 277 ~---------------~------------~- SAW WIFE, 7 FOSTER CHJLDitEN Dffi ~T ·CROSSING •• The ·eru.ad'ers Clan: of the Fidt Baptist ChlU'ch of Mlddlepor:t m~t Tuesday evening at tbe home of Mr. and Mn. Earl Smith for a Sible study meetitliJ. •• Noah H:at;kins presided over tlie Bible atudy and the gwoup decided meet for study on the ~irlt and second Tuesdays af eacll nlonth . They be,aan their study in the book Adniits al• New Scb00I Wli}l " patrol ... .uea Use Ohi0 Power '" mao central .R.oilroad. El....,tnci·ty ·· • . • • Luminous dial ···~!..thon"' .4i ~-- Unllr~, lllr" . GOESSLER JEWELRY . POMEROY . COURT . . . STREET , Marilyn MAKE A DATE TO "LUBRICATE'' daU&bter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwarz of &11son and Suz.anne Wolpert, dau· ~ter • .lf·youn•lt ••• ' ,_ • ./ and Mrs. Phillip Voright wu broUiht to the Jleighta General Hoq;.tal by a pass.. ing motorist and wu treated and DAR Good · Ho111emaker at \Vibama High School. She waa &el· ecre<J on the basis that baa had ~be highe&t grades in Home Eco· the '"v• moneyl .,............. ,... ........ ........... ,.. ......... ..,. ........... ..... ,.,. , ... c..... - ....,._, ...., . , ..... - of Mr. wo$ert of New Haven, were recently honored by the Daughter-a of the Amerit:!an Revolution with special awards. Both girls are seniors at Wahama High School. Miss Schwan was selected as . ,..a ........ ..,., ~ 'CIMh r~11t:al • Pending Scuut Leaders' .Mrs. Ruus\ · · W~Wilt, . Ne~ Haven· for Elma Be March 13th Blind Girl Saves IJB, A workshop leaden the .....-.~ • Fuoeral services Mrs. who Roush, New Haven, aged at the Pleasant Valley Hosln Point Pleasant early towill be announced later the Foe:Iesone Fun~al • Ph..- WY·24914 Carner'Jnd & JtutlaM Itt. Mlcld'-rt• Ohio Scwm, Ebeiibach Hardware defend . four men bist ~e~aion of the , t.lOrt!os bave been t"!~st•rriod John c. Bacon fpr the defendfiled jn :111 ! Oiflce. Webster and been named to defend W001ter, and .lohn , Middleport, indicted · and entering the '}i~~~~ store In Middle· has been set as . Ev~rything In Hardw...e PHOI\IE WV·2·2811 was born and raised in County and waa a member Church of God in Hart- ~~:~~~~~~~:entries Finch, Tregoff Jury Staying Out Sixth Day fjrp~ Iiii«•r: Survivors are her husband, Rua or Crow, Crow &: been named. to defend LOS ANGELES UP! and William Pike, Ra· are charged with grand Finch-Tregoff murder trial the Trial d-ate to' Le•ter Pike remained out for day today to deUberate the aet oo lUrch 1'1 and Cor death fate ,of the aooused ·on March 23. 1t was obvioua the sevan women and llntl!oa.. iit dl!ficult Th•d ;;:~~.. at home; two daur,:hters, Mildred Hayes, Pomeroy, Dorothy Roush, Parkersburg sons Everett, Leslie and all of New Hav~n; two Hilda Sparks, Mason Roush, Norwalk, 0 ., Melvin Knapp of her in death were Mr. and Mrs. Everett ti.tin brother Elnier and brother George and an in1ant daUghter. Jury Trial Put Off Here Until Friday thermellvea oi&hway ported ... major accident in tbie Jut niPt when a truck ..... demoli..ahed ud Irontoo iojured at !be Cheshire ~inS: or the New York Actontin.C to the patrol, Georp M. Vorl,r:Jlt, 40, Ironton, wu treated at lhf Meigs General Hoapibll for heal" beeraUou after a Pidl:· up truck h·e was dri vine bit a NYC freight train. The true~~;. a lJtl8 Chevrolet owned b,- the Me Tire and tread Service, Inntml, waa: eompletely demolished when lt struek an empty coal car u the train waa paNiDJC over the ~~ Conductor Roy E. Pullina, · q. dleport, in charge of the tzain, :no: ported minor damage to the ~a,bi which wu delayed while 1M wrttkage wa~~: deared from . the lrack. '-"' for in Boy Scout program wiU be held Sunday afternoon at the Ordnance School in Point Pleasant from 1 until. G p. m. , It will include course• ·for Cub SAN LEANDRO, ColH. UPILeaders, Scout Leaden rnd Ex- SuNn a.~ t, ..... In hill' plorer Leaders. Basic training tNck lllllld"""' wfth the Krkl will be offered for the ~ree IIMII ef ln'iiMe around her. 1M Pha~es of the Scout program. A4IIMW the crwlcl ..-... hilr war ... ditlonal training coursea wiiJ be ..,.., ltvt' OM.Ihl ............. aftd P.ack Administration and Den lttolher! S.Un .i•.bliltl\f. Mtetlngs for CUb · Leader•; Ad11M- punptcr awatdncd her vantement Scout Leaders. The Explorer program will be ' 10-y-.cr-old btetMr, Bruce. TMn tb:e only Explorer Course offer- , ... huniedt.Mr...,.......,..._. ed, this being the basic course for reorn al&nl the path the knew by hHrt, a,_. tn' Mr sick. all Explorer leaders. J. Knox Dye, Leadership Train· Mn. Banta; . . . •"""'" ......., ing chairman for the MGM District urges leaders In the three -thololll--•ndln phases of the Scout program to a ,.nlc. 1M ....,... th_rouh a attend. He ~id "The boy can get door .... thoutfht 1.. outskle.. II 1M INIIINoom. . a quaUty program and have fun 'Thll -w.y.• - ~.ld SUMn. She in Scouting only when his leaders are trained to do tbe job." lotlthomto-;..·· - - - - Mother, Brother In FJre Holocust •u H<e Plugged The Dike re1eaaed. Ue is to appear In the Gallipohs Municipal Court out Wedoeaday to diW'er to a ata&e patrol chargt of failure to atop It a rlilwq cn:Nifolib£ ) ~ had a rub of accideDU yeaten)iy lllternoon wilb four accideutl l.nYelttga:ted ·m a little OVfl' an tlour. AD Were due to the .up. =ata ~ ~ea ba~ ~ to npqm in U. ot• fite of L"hief Jed Webttft.the 'lfnt. and aetilleot wa reported •t 1:15 IPm, md iDVGlftd can: drift& 69 Lawrence Smith, Pomel'(loy .JtD, ·iftd Lawrence M. Walker, Middleponc Their can coUlded on West MalD-Jl near thl! Carty B!!ft.il~ant. At 1:43. ID accident near the Blaet.tnar Auto Co. on Eut Main involved ean driven by Roy Proffitt, Port.land, and Claude Husted, Pomero)' RD, and at Z:20 the an of Robert Rousb, Eaat )Jain St., Pornero)', and Robert Louks. Syracuse, tolllded at the traffic l.itbt a1 Kerr'1 Run. · At 2:35 a minor ooUi¥on wu ieported near the Epple Groeery 9D ·t:ast Mai.D·st between Ql'l driven b7 Vern Well, Darwin, and C. Jl, Mathews, Mi.btn\'ille. '!here were no injurie& in any of the aW.dents as aU particip&nta were n!po.rted moving slow})' on tbe slippery streets. The sbenff"s department inveati&ated. one accident at 1:1' p. m. yesterday on Route 'l below Jlid. dleport wben two cars slid together and sideswiped with medium daDUige. Tbe cars were driven by Iris Kelton, Minertville, travelint: north ond Jacob Wil!dJond, p,n. ersbur&. W. Va., tn.veUna soul&. The jury trlal in ttJe Deem-Bur· 23. lon damage suit .in Common Pleas The conllictioa atorles told .by court has been postponed until the defense and thele•Y~!;":~~~~=~~ Friday at 10 o'cotk when the jury about the gunshot ~ haa been ordered back into (!()Urt. alate, United _rresa InternaUonal bandsome ph~lc~'l The trial began Tuesday and tcsUZAANDAM, Holland (UPI) - Tbe story of Hans Bri~ra Aid : , bua Jean, 33, last · July were JnDne,y was completed yesterday. using a !Inger to plug the dike Ia legend . But the story of eight119ro SDow. . beiq: given tlme-conauqdng oonArguments of the attorneys wiiJ yea f-old Klaas Bleekers is ,fact. · Ttial was the weadlennan's pre1lderation by the Juron: · be heard and the Jury charge given Government officials, neighbors and ne~~n today eall· diction toda)' in tbe Wati! offi a The tense h9urs of waitina: b)' Judge Francis White, Athens, ed. Klaas a naUooal hero. . · ttorm wbich ~oved acroa CeDwbUe the jury 'deliberates · have who Js hearing the caae aa the K1aas a'nd his fa~ily live in a Klaaa, pu_ t o~. lila wo¢en thoet11 tnl and Southern· Obio Wedrie&given rise 'to scores, of rumors next step in the case. The case is small neat boLlse alongside one and went o11tiide. 'J'be dike . bad daJ leaYin& a trail of two to ad: around the court neweroom (!()n- expected to be ooml}leted tomorof tl\~ dikes which keep out the brOkeiL Water su•hel through a inches of ~f_W snow. cerning progress ~ the jurors' row. water from 'his · b elow~a·Level growing g*p in the IOddeo eutb The weamer bureau said a low diKU18iODB. ik pressure area will move from. the MI!IGS GENERAL HOSPITAL citr of 20,000 persons. of the d e. . '.l'eua panhandle toward Obio 'Citb One New York newspaperwomAdmitted: Frank Shane, Racine; Klaas couldn't sleep Tue~ay The legendary Hans Br1!1km1 an said th\'1 · jury was divided with 10 voting fdr se<!ond degree Mrs. Norman Hysell, Racin~; Mrs. night. At 10. p. m. Jie jumped out plugged hls brokefl dike Wlth . 1 snow reacbio.c0 the weatem seemurder and 2 for first degree Ruth Steele, Pomeroy ; George Me- of bed and shouted, ".Mama, is It llttle fing~r. B_ut the ~all: m ~::Sspo:e!~e !!:r v:~e!tat;:'1rtt raining'" the Zaandam Dille couldn t have day. The SllOW may be m.ixe dWith Murdef agaiaa& Finch. But a de- Quia:g, Pomeroy. · been corked by Klaas' eutire body Diacharged: Mrs. Thomas ourfenae aUorney s1id it was his KlaaS aounded the alarm. City •leet and raiD in· the extreme opinion the vote waa just the op- bJn and son, Hartford; Herman Zer- "No, why?"' replied Klaas' mokle, Pomeroy. [ ther. dike worken, firemen, policiemeD South on Friday. posite - 10 for conviction of first :Birth: A son to Mr. and Mrs. ''I hear running water, a lot and volunteers converged on tbe Southern portions of the •tate degree m~rder and 2 for second. Robert Steele, Pomeroy . of running water," .the boy said. -scene to rePair ~tb:•:..:br::"=k:..___<:_See __M_o_re __sn_o_w.;_on .__P_age:__Thre_c._el Modern Hans Brinker Is Hero ~:En:.~::::;:: • SO<twda; ..:.;~~:...:":.. ,lddo '~" lrJO:_ ·_ the alate, highway and village . - s in an atlempt to brtn.l travel back to normaL · The Galllpolil Poll of tbe state native wbo · iUest ev:.mgellst at the Naiaten~ church, were in Columbu!l ~~~:r.1 Mrs. Junior O'Dell •nd nes Farley wer~ a:uesta of a aurprlse birthday party evening at the home bt Mr. M:ts. William Smlth with Mn. Soltez, assisting hosteSII. Games were played 'wJth prize~ awarded the winnet. ··"Rehwhmentl we~ sened ·,o Mr. and Mra. Junior O'Dell and dau,cbtera. Paula and Terri, Mr. and 1M b. Jt'lftpb Solteu and ' ebildren, Jo An~. J'el· gy- and Bill , iolp. ACne• '!ltlt)', Ed , RoN Shumaftr, and Mr. WUIIan Smltb. The auell& ....,.lved n~ Cifla. time this year. A prediction of Ught snow, rain or sleet on the way is spuf.. rinr, activity today with all equipment available heing used b)l F-tllow· eoun'ty .A; j(etP been- a ward In ~ toilaf ' Cars, trucks and even trains figured In accident Meigs county tought to d[f Ita way out of another heavy snowfall tbat made roads and niJ!bways nightmare. to motor. ists and headache5 to atreet and nigh way crews trying to keep ' traffic moving. All scilools In tbe ITl'COUilty area were closed today t!ll<epf Gallipolis Academy__~. the 7 inch snow fall made school bQJ travel dangerous. Middleport schools were clored for the lint UnsurpftMd for ·~·l'lslstint ,... COPY - lie as ttyte, Value.., Performance • 17 Jnels -.th. ...... -. Travel Slowed~ Schools Closed Agai~ , By 7 Inches Of Snow In Tri-Conntitii of Roma~ts. Following u\e meeting , r efreshmentll of .coOkies and tell were served by tbe Smiths to Mr. Haskina, Mr. aJid ·Mrs. Robert :MJUs, Mr. UJd Mn. Charles Vfeman and son, Mark,. MJ'll . Charles F. Smith, Mrs ·Richai'd Ho\'atter, Mr. and Mrs. WilliJm O,mos)cy arid M.r.•~nd Mrs. HM'flhel MI!Ciure. SINGLE M~ig~ Native · BULOVA DNLY$24!: • .~-"!>'ool~ likely, ........ ......... .... • . Pomeroy·Hlddleport, Olilo, Tbursday, March 10, 1960 KJI/ing Solved MEN! Own fabulous t1ew Crusaders Class Meets Tuesday · At Smi~h Home .......................... --~· · 1). The meeting closed with prayer I I,,,,.,,.,..,.,,,.~,,.,.,.,.,.,,.,,.,.,.,.:= At the cloae of the evenina: a dessert courSf wa1 a~rved hostess to Mr. and Mrs H"bb,ud,j M:r and Mrs. WilUa A,q~hony , and Mrs. Hughea, .«~~; .. and -ldrs. Smart, and EdiSon. &ker. ~ ._...,. _.. .-.lubli:d.lll~' ., nln • • • • BARGAIN DAYS Elberfeld$. In Pomeroy charge of tbe prograin. enttne •• NEWS OF OUR BIG 2 DAY SALE by Mrs Allen Hughs, alter wh1ch 1Mr. and Mrs. Hubba~ were in Clhlo<C_,_ ,__ - ........ -..lfllll-· ......................... • . . »42. .. MUth. low lwlloltt , ... - See Our Advertisement In Tomorrow's Newspaper ' I HNo H.¢" settfni takes care of 1.. of- -;c,! '""'"' and, ~ ohull Itself all wbon dothoo ' enoygh, ! · ~t1 . ...,. ,., ....... ·, ,, '. ~ ,~ than prettily point.- w_.,, ntrr .M , _ loco - " • ,..-ty two Birthdays Celebrated At Smith H.Qme FOOD AS YOU LIKE IT! UPI-P-.. · , , _ , 0 1 day to ·auend the District School Conference there. row, both mlniaten nd wlves will be in Jackoon to atteod a meeting of the ministers of the Nazarene churches. POMEROY, OHIO u,..,.,.,,...,..,. __ Mr. and Mn. WUJ Myen t!alled~Weekend 1ueats with Mr. IDd on lin. Jay Myera, who ls aerlo1111b Mrs. Homer Forre•t wert! Mr. and ill at Holler Koapltal, 1eaterday. " · Ralph Humble and son H. T. Mr. and j)lrs. Randolpb WNd and ' daU~htar, Maey l,.()u, 1pent last Mr . Humble is tbe pastor of tbe Sunday with Mn. Ward's mother Bradford Church o! Christ. Mrt. Jamea M.urr ay. Mr. and Mn. Milton Hood were Mr. and Mr1. John Kincaid re· 1 C. H. ~arth, local Jewel Tea repho&ts to the Hearthstone Cla 1111 of ' urned horpe. this week folloWinl 1 nsen\ahve, fell la.it week and the Middleport Firat Baptist vacation. illl Florida. 1broke his arm. Church Tuesday eveninl at , the-irj~;;:;:;;:;~.;,:;;~~-----~~~~~~..;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 nome on Mill Street. The meetl'lll opened wlt.h devotions by Mn. Paul Scott whose top1c was ·~ue Spmt l'illed Church." • at y e ntAT AIN'T MAY · Letter11 pc;rtalnlnC to the Vic· ev FRIODII MOUOASHI'.t tor Rel1 .Fellowlhlp Fund and the Jo!tnny Apple1eed Highway were dlsClUI&ed and action was f!eda Saxton, who has bt-en a tabled l,IIJtil the next meetlnrit. pabent at J:Iolzcr Hospital for a Mrs. Geneva Nolan, county wee~ or so lB reported to be a lit · demonstrator and hononry tie l~lpt•ove d but still in a serious '!'~"'~" of the Middleport Gar- condJhon. . Club h1111 requested the club I Mr. ~nd )Irs. Richard and to displey of arrangements for sod, Ricky,. M ~~:f;";~:~·=·~l':"::t;ed~ the Achievement Day prOgram reqenUy with_ 1 which will be held 11.t the local Mt4s. James Murray hlCh school on AprU 3. ~- Ward, who rece"n~u::~y ~,~•i;~~1 pilot lic.:en~~e, is p emTh e teed and plant exchange :h~s piOyed at th. Kaiser whl•b wu to bave been at ' Monday'a meetlnt wa• postponed Rev. Clyde Bartlett, loc<al pu. until next month. tor, and Re 1·. Robert Jtobinson Mn . Harvey Woodard quietly obaerved her IMith birthday Sun· Durin~ the procram Miss Luday at her bome, Oaborne St. A tllle Smlth w11 assisted by Mr:.-. number of relative• and frlendi ~ ~:~~~~· Ze1 to. lt tn showing the called durini the day and Mra. 11 "Usual and Unusual Pcn~nWoodard received many cards for Ohill Gardens." and •ifta. An-anaementa for the evening to be of Early Spring by Stansbury and MrB. Walter MEIGS THEATRE here I II OIUCIU FOI TODAY ' ~-~'' • •-" at ••• • I Rural Woman l:las Extrci Trials In Lett~ Winter Cold MP. Ltater aroekovcr, Pome- ,,. •D i, ·ttaa Undfl'IOM marc tWn tM .,sual 'trlala and trJ. louliiiMI tho lito wiIIH wftther. ' t.,_y "'" wroto, ondoot"' fl Comparing Englan·rl, America l British Mi~sion Leader Am~ed By Local Teenagers' Dress :~~;~~·~t~;~~:~ Harvey of who is conGrace Episin Pomeroy, i~ vuletits of Uplipstick-and 'ii,li"t~~i~. by American 'for ....,...., of ·hor oultcnpiiDn: "I ~I on Ptllo. 17, hurti ... .,.,, .···-c·o.J ,m, 1.. and 1nklt painfully. I of his observa· tra..td In the houM and \ftftt Wednesday when he was 'te lied, laW fntm Wtclntadoay fOr the Pomeroy !until Satuntay mornlnt with In social rooms of the no fl~ no fctOII, •o wetw. Church fallowiilg luneh "I tot 10 cold I crawtfd down ~In anti made a lite ln the I-~·~·,;; the ladles 9f the church talk the: "tapt.a.in talk· fvomlc...,....,., ·IIW 1 toUt until England, ~mparing hJs ~ay ' a~ocn. "loyl What can h..,... on I,!!~··;~ wiHt ¥1~~~. {rom a~d t1 of o<IU<itllOa ;D4 tho •• thla old loo 11!<1 onowl" · '· tiona) there which hehealth said is program ... working really well." Everyone pays a flx~ small amount each week and hasall his medical netda met. As tor England'~> cducatlono~~l system, be feels it is "very good" and has an advanta:c over u. SJ education. At the ase of H there is a "11 plus" e:um ~hich poiDta each pupil either toward a prlv~te jschool at a higher level or a go:-"· ernment sponsored school towafd a trad2. At the age of 15 EngUsh boys in IJ:Je public schools go to work and continue tbeir""'educatlon i!' tho lra<le odlool with empbUII onNot their kind of work. ~vecyone -b~ the· opportunity to go to college. There are many ·prlvate ichoola, , for boys whose f•fi!.Uies wbo can ,rtord It, even U they have done- poorly in t~ ''11 plus·• exam. lie ·praised the d-bcipline of En -glish schools and expressed amazement over tbe- dre61 of American and high schoOl pupl)e:. He thOUcbt unif-orms -worn by Enelilb studenl.a heJped with good discipline. Enali•h wtather- 11 mueb milder Ulan here:, he aW pointing out ,lesser extremes ol ~4 and ~e~t In llle lll'lllah !lleo !bon In Ibis elementary !"idwestern latl_ tude, though l.hete 11 lots of ral11 m England. Capt. Harvey feuncl ltcfh Mtfons lined 0'11. the NIM Chrl., tlen princlpplft, lltut ·he ftond. areat.r respect tor "- Entllah roy•l t.mlly INn ~ AIMrklm for their pl'ftkltnt• Next week Leo v•ughan wtn discuss the comlng .bond iasuc for tbe Meigs community Hcls.pital .t the May Primary election. Captain Harvey was prnented by Rev. William .Roberta, a guea~ of pro(l'am ebrdrt;n~n Norbert_ Compton. ~eat Willil Lea~· ln&b..,., pre>i<ieii. I • � 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 9, 1960