http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b3eacae27a85266a868e3782f2fe601a.pdf 70eb65776edb78d7ab483a56939ea731 PDF Text Text • 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 • �• , • pally Sentinel, Poll!eroy-Middleport. 0., lbrch 10, leGO a . Editorially • (ALICE JN ~le wbo romplaln about the rost of me· dlcil.are- and, seemingly, lhere are a good l!lafly dl ~- will find surprises In so me lacM WWuced by the Economic Research De· pa.nment of the American Medical Association,~ based on official government data . American doctors and dentists now receive a smaller share of the medLcal rare dollar titan th~y did 20 years ago The drop has been su~ntlal - 22 6 per cen t in the case of physicians, and 23 1 per ce nt in the case of dentists. Jn the same period the proportionate cost of bospilalizat!on rose 52 9 per cent But this jump cannQt be attributed to profiteering . There has been a big expansion of hospital services, along with a big increase in the num - OF By Walter E. Slaet : • RITCHIE FAMitY Their children Almira married John k1tch'ie evidently' came to .Michael Wolfe and lived iln the th1s section .about the t 1me the farm at the mouth of Mikes Run. P1lcbard and Ellll · famihefl eame It is said that this run was nam- lo East Letart, 0. John Ritchie ed from this man , They had one at one time owned a large section daugh~r . Sarah FranC~'t, she of land at East Letart. H~ m&trled married W T. MeL ...·er, the photo- for his first wife, Eluabeth Haygrapher at Racine, Ohio, f~r many man daughter of Josiah and yean. Mich11el married twice Nttlll'Y Hayman. Samantha married Capt. Sam· Their children A. J, married u~l Price and lived on the farm Phoebe Sayre, their son A. H. between M1kes Run and the Me· <Heath) married Josephine ThornChntork farm . Their children as. ClHidren Minnie marr-ied Jobn were John married 1..'ynth1a Alex Schwartz thenKneff; Will· ander, Cad mamed l'' ay Middle· iam married al)d lives at Huntswarth, Mary Jane married John ington. Washington married SarHayman, Jolln and Cynthia Alexan 1ah Ja'he Brown of Swa.na Creek; der Prke 's children George, Min- Wilham marr1ed Lavine M-cDade; nie Bentz, Mack married a daugh- James married Hannah McDade; ter of Alonzo R1lchie, Emma mar- Martha marned Peter Pilchard. ried Bert Sayre, K1tty married J~hn Ritchie's first wife ElizaDan.a McDade, AI married Clara beth, died Sept. 21 , 1843, he Grimm . Cad and Jo'ay Middles- then married Elizabeth Sayre WI· warth's children. Lena married dow of Levi Sayre. She had three Herbert McElroy, LouiRe, Samuel children Phoebe married A. J . married - Petrel, Racine, Carrte RJt('hil! her 1tep brother; Emeremarried - Re1thmeir, New Haven, tha manled Wdliam Pilchard aon Frank married .a woman frum of Lybrand Pilchard; John mar· Plttiblll"ih. ried Adaline MtKay; Nancy marMary Jane Price marned John ned Larimer Jones. Hayman son of Spencer M. and 1 Wil!uun and JRmes Ritchie ahd Jtruaha Hayman. Their son, J marrietl sistera Lavina and HanJames married Mollie Radar, a Jtah McD11de, daughters of Edward Jir !that A. J . and Phllebe 1Utch1c McDade Sr had raised. They had one chdd, James Ritch1e Hved In the first Te.~~:ey J., m».rrled Lloyd Chap· house above the turn ln the road man. Then Jame.11 married Abbie abon the old Daueherty house at Harpold daughter of Theodore the lower end of Portland, and (Doc) Hupold . They had one WUHam Rltch1e lived ln the next child, Slnah t\ou•e above. It waa here that Gen. Nancy Klngree married Dr. McCook wus fatally wounded at John McClintock, they lived on tht:! lime of the Portland battle ln the lower farm kriown IS the Me· Morgan's Raid during the CiYil CUnto!:!k farm. They had one !:!hlld · War. Qeoree married Harriet Sayre Rebecca Ritchie daughter of fauihter of EphrJam I. and Mm- Washington and Snah Jan~t Rlterva Sayre. Children John died chle, married Calvin Hnyman. She tn early manhood, never married, wa11 raised .by John Pilchard and fannle marrJed L. M. Gale. Chll· Melinda . McDaniels P1lcbard. lren Geor,i• mamed Ernest They -also had a daughter Victoria lrown, Lawrence, Frank mar1•ied who marraed John McFadden. -.retrlce S11yre. .ChUdren Georce Thla Ia the ~lace where Cal lived lnarrled Wlhllo Pickens, John m11r and died. Elmer wu the son of iied Pauline Arnott, Robert, Har· /Washington Ritchie and married tie~ married Kenneth Allen they F.mm• Ha&ue. Children Fred and one doughter Mar}' Sh" then l.awrcmce. Media., 8.1ater of Elmer tnfrrled Guy ,N&iJler. ott~ mar· 1narrled "Bu1." !liforrison. ~lld J:mm~~-~e Jividen. _:.:___ (To ~~~~) •• ••d . : f • : : • • • • : • : : • : • • : ' .&OBOrU o6. Onduatecl 'bowl aeta , a.llaK ule4 Ia I. Bin4 maklnl' & &Gtrman tip .....,... f, Jewift Sl,a..ua oC monU. JAr &Two , .,., (preflx) ;a.Gnlk a& •• Qain'l .,_turw kothll" . U.JIIH u. a 10.Blo1oJ1ell S.ltlpP~C~: , • • : K • 1 ! I'll,,.. J,7.Afrleaa ! 1'1¥11' • ! U. UaDI!IlQ • , • ~ faator 1C. Oblerve 1f. Ruaaiaa rlvll' litCI'ttlq of 11. Roman •• D'liCWtr•te ' : . • IL- • ' I • 1 , • l i t 11 ~, J ·. \ Alcolholism Called Dangerons f oHealtll'Of \Ve8t ftot Beds With ArtUicial·llflt Used To Grow Uome - ,Qr, N.'R Dyer, Will VjrgJol• Dl· .ot llollth, r.i £ : . . Jll.waltift IIO.Tbtn, <rllp cake ilqulrrolllolo ll.JIIlt • • :a : 'I" ~ termed ' County'• 410 4-H Club and 118 adult lwltn are onr obtervinl Dr. 0,... tlncriW •• "IPPIII· lintl'' tloo elhlttlon horo 1ovt Nld lt ls IYst ~bout IN ....,. tftrouth· """ Club Wee~. Ei&btee,, 4-H elub• are located the county. Tbty are: Le&den, BUIJ Bet, Clifton CUmbtfl, Luck CJover, Hap)»' Go out the. country. Amont ott.r d..., W• Vlrelnla ro~~.-u 29th U.C¥10 akob.ollca• . or- about 'ODe In population and Jld In conperion Jn 20 Jn the adult 1Je IJ'(Iup sumption of dllflllecl splrlh. HlppJ Hu1t1en, HUI and that ltlnawha County alone ac· 1'he American Medical AuociaTo It. Leon LuetJtt, eoUDtl for at least 7,000 of the to- Uon l'eporta ~ m!Uion 1 !:~?'!. St,~r, llountatn CUmbtn, Ill. tllis countr)' with an TJme Mount.llneen, .Ptonun 200,000 peraons beconrtng Top Toppero, TI'IUblaoen, to liquor each year. Star Outen and WtiUDJ Also, that tt taku about ten Tbe Okeb Club at Hen· yean or excessive drinkin& for In the proceu Ill Of· man to reach the staJe . wh•~•l caniz,ltJon. ' than ue aaid tbe Jtate hu more Go- ·I)' Mn. W. R. Shad•n Twlilolot Clolo Speaking from the '"''e.trueti~~ otandpomo, hotbeds and frames are bu11t basieall,. 611me . Hotbeds in that til., are. form artlfl· reco&nizabJe sip~ of mentll physical illness may be seen. Sdence Today 1le Service, cultural N"irtl ~..b~il,· ,!l. natlonl! IN,at Faulty Hearts ~ay Be Detected Early In Life •ere Lhe hardeft hit by the new re~ a hl&h of Jix incbea. PI!Jton retelved 1 five , Cmcmnatl three, and CoJumNew IQeiDben wiD be aceepMd bua twt huo o&-H Club WOI1:; until lbrtb }tany roads in the Jtate were 28. Aby boy .. lirl tiM .... Of 10 0114 Zl {U ol. J .....,. reported partly snow covered and ahppeey tn epotl Tbe Jtate HtghI, 11160) moy joia. way Dep1rtment aaid the escep. tion wa& road• north of a hne Squall Called Twjee marked by Cleveland and Warren 'Where the highw11ya wt.re clear To A<lmioleter Aid and ..iry. Tbe ~ro1 env..r.ency equ.d wu called to Sr•cuae at l0:17 p. Temperature~, in spite of the 111 . lut nilbt tt. Jdminl.ter oxypn storm, warmed sligbUy during the to GUbert Sinclair wlw wu tboucht night w1th a low of 12 reported to have •uttered 1 heart attack. at M.lntfiellll to a hieh of 27 at Dr. Ray ptckeaa. ilidcOeport. wu CheNpeake. Ciucmnatl had 21 , bet.... Eacb club is aupervlled by YOI· unteer adult leackra, .,.taUnt leadera, and fdult C!Ou.ndlon. called and treated U.. man aDd reTbe 4-H Protram lJ a put of leued the ~quad. the nattoaal edqeatiQU! l)'ltem :Another call 11 2 fi~ a. Ill. todaJ cooperative ~xteDilOb work t.ook the *llllod &o , . ~ County the V.nlted StatU IMpart· Infirm_,. to care ~ot- ~ .Rice of A&rfculturt, tbt State whc. had faU'!In fi'oli beJ' ·betS Dr. j&iid:l!~nt ~letet ~:.'·~-~· HewetMJn • •• __. 11,... i'M elieek-:.a I Pi 'Oiid ~~'!;~on !\;' IIIV.. 0 •arJ·i ex~~ion Hf\'let ·~ W.~•t Vtrclolil IJi>IVeiOIIjl, !Wte~lo,. contribute•. otate ludo\'lblp lo tbe PfOIP'IIII· Two other lm)>O<Wit ....... whicb belp furtlier tljo RfOIP'II> ~ )he patle•t ~ Tug()I'W_a( · RICI 11011 . Tjl' ·HOSPITAL , ReachF~r llil1floit ~ ,......., The meetmg qf the Eleanor Clr· ele m ot the Jf¢ath Met}\,~lit Church SESSION CANCILLID The IH:hedule~ seaalon <tf tbe Philatht!:a Women of the Middle· port church or chris.t, tonliht, has been cancelled, 1t has been announced. .tuow •• .. ' I I "" ' > ' .. •' L ................. hnllot', 7•Didrlct East, West As Nations · ljl_oi... ... RECOVERY EXTE.NDEo. . ·'.('" ,., ery ih a moderately 'active oJH!nins todi!Y· WARM Sirloin .Stcok··• . .lb. as.: - PORK UVER". PORKS$ WALKING SUITS ' Ill. 19t. Open Evenings . p.., •ucotlwn.U. 38. A lta'YtMr ,._l'ooWk• ae. 'WJtCUA i' -~.~·ys i l edNJiat .......... • • 51bs.894t Macaroni Dinner2 . for3·54t ..... . :\:r I gol. iue19c MILK:.· ·' 111.39c APPL UAGf Jul!R .·. OUNGU t. :. : doz.49c - 1b·10c MbktN4 . ONIO.N1S 3lll.llag 19c e..OOD WHiit Potatoes J.400ii 11\'R·f JNSTXNT - QO eupa COF.ff.E • 10 · ' 19clL : " : • Flll!Su B'OLOGN'A . .. Jtii\FT ' ~ ! :~ Pbulil ' ' • CARRY OUT Biscuits • •• lOfor$1.00 ·Pork Sausage • . 16.39¢ salmon • - 1 lb. can 594t salad Dressing • qt. 394t ' $10.9,9,tO $22.50 \ ' WINE IDd SLICED '' • MKT. Bacon Ends ' "'at- BEER BEAT AND EAT COATS .. ' . tum SIMON'S SELF SERVI<:E wt run Lenph Ua.49c , 6% 111 7:30 SHORTIE COATS nat. UP WITH ' ' •a.11m,ac.y Jlar. . KINGAN'S 'ltiP CHMti BEEF j i=Fr LUCII, RoWih, Irene Sl\lldy Tillil, · THESE VA LUES J tl. Bencbltq •a..~r. 1 Giblon, Law· rinq it8 l'•llfordl)''l AIIRC rl--1 Rile, tended Wednesday's sharp reeov- ' -. h . '$1M9to$22.50 - IArr) NEW YORK UP! - Stocp "'I DUll NEW - - - J7.Anpr ~-· •o.- Gallipolis today to determlne ol death. J._'oe exact caue /Or Spl'ing and.!astel' comp• we lin the Afrlcana. .... tlon 11. 01op a J'044er .... '!!"" out ...., ........ buy • hono. An autopsy was to be performed scheduled foT to- , nighi at 1:30 o'clock has beel1 poat.pooed, it ill annoubcetl. ' tid lylne In • •no"' Mtddl~port. put rlvtl' n, .... loltoirtat! ~~~........ ~ ~ cribto ihe ...,.... filii lo 1011!11 on MtwHn i•st· apc& -'wett for the .u..tancll ei the mfiHI• of ~. :IIIPt.. ar.a....... AuiiiO<Itl" Nld they found ~ ltrl _..., "' ' STYLES 80. BetoN man q8 IDITOR'I NOTt: Thom1o Cur.,n. llnltOit Pfti4 "!lomi· lionel •lei prooldooit · ..., - · .,..1 m1n~etr ~.., IYIOplt, h• lust complttM • llx4Htc htur tA Africa •. W.. Ylstt..l IS ,... flon• . _ ancl hiked wlfh ill tiM M 8f.l'tlh An elderly Virtton CoUD\y wu found dead in the anow near Ba~e For Africans' Mind GomgOn Between 13. Obtain.. (arobalc) Friday, tn lfidition to some J(hoola m Hamilton County. lle•dler st., •drift ""'"''"' , lentom In hh Mt44~ w.flo ,,.,.... tbllll!I :henol. Hh ~-. C•rl, Nld to,· ~ Wll. tU<t> to !fW!I- p lu G. II. Rl<t, latlon. b. cattle Columbua 13, and Canl.on 16. Sthools in Vmton County were cloeed for the day, and pouibly and,..~~ the Ojwod. hiJ home Wedneoday 1ftemoon. lhJIO~ v~ ll01pllal . ~ dq Dlirht oDd will Ondor(o ..,;. are the Na~~ Oqal~ OD JeJY ID a~nt two ..,..,.., hit Bo;va ~d Gtrla al~ w~k. .,._d family ul4 tbclay. He h repotted tbe NatiOIHil 4--H Club: J'o\YUIItlon. reJUaj etmfGrtably. . NEW YORK UPI - Medical sl'i· ence now hu a firm ''base lme" for finding out if it 1s poss1bl~ to pJek out a young and seemmgl)' healthy heart which 11 likely to go wrong when 1ts owner gets mtu h1 s middle yean. Snow Storm Hits Tri County Area 1torm Muietta .and SHQ~T JACKET 12. Coutel- .• :: ...=:. ....... ' ·llr+-t--1-+.. • today ebtanic alec~bolilm a major tbrut to publle bllltlt. · --- : : DAILY CROSSWORD : • GardenCiubHints ' ber and variety of skilled personnel needed. Such a development Inevitably brings higher costs - just as it brings bet\er health , long. er life, and reduced suffering to the 1U. Actually, the medical care bill of th1s country has been exaggerated beyond all reason In 1958, the a•v erage cost per person was $95 The total came to 5.6 per cent or our expen dltures for goods and services. And that Is but slightly higher than our spending for to· bacco and alcoQ.Oiic beverages, which accounted for 5.3 per cent. Finally, the report says that more th an 71 per cent of our populatwn IS now proteded by some fonn of hea_lth insurance, a-s against less than 10 per cent in 1938. We have rome a goodly way in taking the sting out of paymg our medical costs. HISTORY Meigs County ALEXANDER FAMILY WOND~Dj ~l. Medi~ Care Compla inants, See Here Now ~Dally Sen~el, Ppmeroy·Middl~port, 0., March. 11VQ80 Members, Leaders Obsene National Week In Their Honor ' EA.S'I'ER CA.NDl' IN STOCK I "QOIIIW dbek4• ltitl In tile '!"""9ftll<al canon l"4. :~•-. you QUAUI'Y pluo J:€;t)lr!)MY. ., Buy It tado)' , .. _, - at ' your ·~ , OR II 8r u ..fOQf. ...,. - HOMINY- PEAS- PORK & l!EANS PINTO BEANS- NAVY BEANS LIMA BEANS- SPAGHETTI 10 for 99~ OPEN EVENINGS TIL 7:30 P.M. . Closed 'lburiday Afternoon THE FOOD ~ RT Phone WY 2·2829 Save 'Your ~~Green ~,_,- Fill A Boot Q11letw - ST. 113. W. SECOND - .. ~Y, omo ,., .. .. ~ I �................... -...................... -~~ ···-~ ~ .. ...... a- .. - - .. --.. .................. _ .. -- -~ ................ _ .. ";" - .. - -~ ................ ,. ,_,. ............. ·-· - .. -...--.... · -- .... ..... - .. ;: ..... - .. - .. ......... _ .. Kyger Tournament Delayed, .Proceeds Tonight ...~.u~~.:-;p, A&l Shoots For Smoo~r Gomg· In NAIA ROUDdS KANSAs cnY, lt:. _Mitt · ::=:"r:. '3.:::." ,•.,th:~r;.. '::~ ALL-STARS j HIGH scHoeL BASkETBALL and Bob McNeill of St. Jt!Mpb'1 By United Pr.-s1 lnternallon•l to tbe ltl.st te11rn for the 13th charJty All-Star baa'ketJ:>all T'ourn•ment Scores CLASS AA ~,nnua! ·i:•me at Mad.Jaon Square Gardetl, Ul'1-Top- March 26. aeeded Teueuee A & I shoots tor smoother sleddln' in today'.11 HAIO.WA'Y FOUR quarter-finals 1.11 •ll bid for an unpreddellted fourth eonsecuttve HOT SPRINGS, Ark. UPI National A.un. of Inter-colleg· Jockey Roland Campbell made a late Atbleties (NAlA) basketball ~o ur the hard way Wednesday, tournament. riding thf' lut four wlnnen at the Oakland Park track. Camp. Tbe Tennessee State Tigers belt won aboard Colonel Patch In blew a 16-point lead in the sec- the sixth race, Leadstealer Jn tbe ond balf and had to battle for seventh, Dashing SQuaw in the their life before downmg a much· eit::hth and SHannon's Hope ln the shorter Weat Virginia Wesleyan nmth . team 84-79 In Wednesday mght's second round. "Is It all right If 1 jump more than one hurdle , •t • tlma?" TIRIP.FIIT Ttiii'I.ITI NEW YORK UPJ-llrs. Elsa Panico, ,as, stopped in at BrookWUb only two of tbe top seeded lyn'• Jewl1h HoapiUl for treatteama out vf action. Even Okla· ment after complalntna: of sore boma Baptiat, the team that ouat· feel and achlnJ leas. TI:Je eaUR ed tblrd·seed~ Southern DlinoJ• waa quickly determined and Mra. wu on the lidellnet as New Hex· PaniC!o was ordered to bed. Wed· leo Highlands bet-ame a cinclerella nuday ahe t:ave birth to triplets team by doWbing the Oklahoman• - less tban 24 houri afte.r the enWEST PALM BEACH, Fla . UPI in the 1econd round. - Arnold M. Johnson, MJl· tered t]Je' ho"'l~ . lionare indu•trlalist and owner of the Kansas City AUdetics baseball team, died this mornini after suf· ferlllj a cerebral )lemorrhag e. The week·long 32 team tourna ment goes Into the quarter·finals Tourneys At Cincinnati Cincinn•ti Withrow '7 C lnclnnatl Central Clndnn•tl Western Hilla 68 Cincinnati Woodw.,.d 53 Cincinn•ti Roger B•c:on 57 Cincinnati Purcell S6 Indian Hill SB Clncinn•ti Millord 51 At Mllrtint Ferry Steubenville 77 Mlrtins Ferry 76 At Bedford Clevelend St. Ignatius 81 G.lrfleld Heiotori 69 At Wllloulhby Euelid 70 P•inesville Harvey 50 At Bern Athletics' Sugar Daddy Died At Wheel Of Car S&mdat ~I TeaChers To Nave five · Training Sessions Sponsored By Church I\ CbriiUan ctllurchu eom· J ~,,;;";' the Sbade Valier Put.ral are sponaorina: n~ se• of training for Sunday ~11001 teacbert . An lntere1Ung feature of the tralnin& i'- that etach le&licn will be complete in it&elt , covering one ace group. training will begin thia Sat· March 12th from 9:30 a. to 3 P. m. All Games Moved Ahead By One Day Reports Manager Clarence Thompson I Last night's ~eayy snow stopped QPeniftg a:ames of lhe Kyger Creek Invtt&taonal Basketball Tournament from being played but they will proceed tonight. Toumey manager Clarence W/ ft • •• est vlfP1DI8 r:~- We~leyan o Lands 2 On All Stars NEW YORK UPI _ Ed Small- wood of Evansville, Jackie More· land of Louisiana Tech, Kelly Coleman o1 Kentucky We!tleyan, Mel Peterson of Wheaton and Jim :1rcDonald of West Virginia Wesleyan today were namf'd to the UnitNi Press InternatiOnal small College AIWA.tneriean basketball team. Thompson Nid tbe highway from Route 7 to Kyger Crrek Hi~:b School ~~~ belng cleared today . Tbe tourney aebedule will be moved up one day, laat nJ&hl'a games - EconoD\y Grocery vs Rio Grande at 'l p. m., tnd North Gallia v& Vanadlum at 1 :-10 p. m. - being tonight, and ~ewtae for the balanee of the schedule. Sponsored by the Kyger Creek BGOmr'l Club, Bill 8""'tt, preai""' dent. official& for the games e.re Bob McCollina and Jim WhUe, Ky. ger athletlc coaebet; llr. 'Mlomp. sou, Jaell: 'Sims, Co&t'het Bob Sang and Claude Lanham of GaiUpolis. Radio Program WJEH • G llipolit WSCSPians Study Course Tuesday Gf9Ve. , Learning to teach JunloN" i4th, !Stir Pid: 8th; grades) will be held on ¥arch 26th, in the Umg Bott.Qm Christiari Church. Teaching youth (Junior high and high sebool) ' in the Sund&y S~hool w_ill be 'the session on April 2nd, in the Tuppers PlalnJ Christian Chy.reh. The final ~enion, "Teaching Adults" will also be held in Tuppers Plains on E:atlD'· day, April 9th. Each seuioa will 45 Mli,CJQ CQunty 4-H Leaders, Oub Members At School Featuring Bradford Church Group Holds Taffy Pull the He wa.11 r.orucious when ta\:en MOIIdar, WtdniMiay anti Ftltlar 12:45-1:00 :p.M. its m8.nutacture - and still please the buyer. "'Each croup (Jf engineers has atron.r interests and object1ves lhat are often widely , separated," saya M. C . Patter· 1 liOn, Dodge t~eneral manager. "Each haa its own idea o!. what a car should bf', and no two ot tllem are alik~. So, tbe 1 evolution or a new car is bound to involve certltln con· fl il'\.<1. ''The fact that new cars do com~ out year after year is I iru:l~ed a triumph or knowl- TBE IAFETY ZNGINEU 1 ' ~dge, imaJiua tlon, creative Yilaallla die Ideal ear u a ability, and most of all, co- ipbne- ate but Uttle room operation .and team work." for ibe e.ctae. I ~ock Springs The M-year-okl, Chicago-born execuUve died at 1:4~ a.m. e.s.l at Good Samaritan Hospital where he was taken hours earlwr after collapsing at tbe wheel of hlJ car on a downtown street. A /oUce found Johnson alumpe over the steering wheel of his car. Johnson apparentl y had seoaed onset of the altlck and was able to' atop the car before collapalng. ON The pe.atest puzzle in the autoalo'bile tadumy ll bow ~ make a car that wilt ntW')' all of tbe people in.-otwd m I I LISTEN TO , Fulton Thompson's Evolution of Auto ~ Is Dream Mixture to the hospital but later lost conICiousnees and was placed in an oxyeen tent . W~th JQbnson at hi.s death were his 'Mfe, Carmen, and a brother, ~rlt . He Is also .turv1ved by a d.tqghter, We11dy, 11; and a son, " .. Jl·. ·. . "· ' ...... .... . 'Ncl~kb11 '·· ~lt1 ~~. . J<flrey, 9. . •, Q ~ ~ ; 'it"~ jl:'t t ~~.... .... ... IIUtl•"""' <T9nr . .,., ,,, l . .. .\IT Qna Ca•d,les '.f. . ~ .LARGE ASSORTMENT -·lr . Jl:,,ft~· $triborn Jewelry . , ... · 'J•weler II!IILL . ' STREET .' . . Optometri$t MIDDLEPORT, oino HOW An old.fadJi.oned "taffy pull" w.s enjoyed. by the Christian En· de:avor &roup of the Bradford Church of Christ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Reed Tl.\esday evening. Durin&: the bwiness meetin~ ules tax t~lamps were. counted. m91\ey rec!'llved from the stampa"1,s used to aend Orte or more ··hr tbe, members to the "Cbrls\~n Beriice camp" ·heid each 1'\J.I'ntner. Various gameJ were played in baseDfe'nt reCreation room of the Reed bo~. Ttl.ose atteridtqg \\>ere Wesley Sisson, Tqay· .· and Harry Hendricks, Cather~ei\·,Peggy and An· tbony Russell, . Oberta Hoover, Linda Forest., Bill Sayre, David Re~ with the&e adults Mr. and Mr8. Ronnie and Mr. and MI'Jl. Norman , Mr. and Mrs. Hy11ell leaders. Mr. Reed and Russell are teachers in . the day School. Plans were made to start a study course when the WSCS of the Rock Springs Methodist Churth met Tuesday afternoon at the church . Leifhe,~t,;~~:~~~:.;l Mn. was in Clifford charge of tbe group singing of " Near the opened the meeting, followed by : prayer by Mrs. Lewis Grueaer. An offering was taken for the Lancaster School of Mlaslons. 11te pled&e to the district WSCS lor the year was made. A report was &iven on the redecorating of the church whic}( waa sponsored by the Society. The ,program wMch "stewardship" was Mrs. John Hartung. meditation by Mrs. prayer for the church in discussion <lD the topic was wlth Mrs. Lewis Grueser." M~•"I'"Jga~~·! liani Grueser, Mrs W A :._ Mrs Amos Leonard and Mrs heit particlpatiDJ ' Prayer for good stewardship by Mrs Leifheit closed the meeting. I I I, '1112 PBRPOft.MANCE ENGJNE'E& Ill ebieiJ eoaceraed wH1iJ the eDJiqe. He WIDib ever7ttdu1 aJM1er tile ._. nee~ Jat4: aad wid rUbnina water. . I New'Hbven Socia I EveRts "1rs H11rold CJtpeh.art is a pa· S S. attendan~ on Marth 8, WJI tlent at Pleasant Valle)' Hospital. '/:1, tbe olf.erin.&: 118.40. Mr and Mrs. rda:.ar La yne. Mn. Rt>v . Card filled hil regular appB.arn· ~hiler . Call and Leah Ann ointm,nt here Sunday mornin•• at Jii.J ller Wfl"f 1n Part:ersbure MOll· 1 10 :4~. Hit 8ub,Jfft - "Jesu• Dem· day on bujiness ' llldA all." :11r and ~1u Harold John10n Rt>viv•l Seni~ begiJb We on wert visllmC re lative~ m Newark, Sunday C't'f'llJng,Mareh JO, at 7:.rl~. Oh10. uvt-r tht> wel'ktnd Rev . C•rd wit be tbfl prindpal M1u Lelah Jane Powell viAtted apeaker. •ith a posaible viaitint; • thl' we>ekrnd w1th her Aliter and •hni1ter on a few niJbts. There brolher in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Homer will be speci.al sinJ.inJ dwinl the De Put', Amretiville. Ohw. fo~part of t~ serviee. Everyone Mrs. [heir. lJutson of Morgan· weleome. town vllltl'd hH parent&, Mr a.od Prayer suvicet •ere held Jut Mn C lat~de Bumg.a rner over the Wednesda y tveninl, with an attenWt'(-kend dance of 24, with Juanita Swarts' • Mn Anna Ruuell of Clifton lR leadtng Rev. C.rd Wll present 1nd visttJng her daugh{.(-r and aon-in- spoke on "Jeaua and Prayer." l11w. Mr .and Jt:n. William Powell . Precedin& the service• at 7 p.m. Phyllis Z1cafoose visited here thia week end with her mother, the eommi•lon on memberahip and Evanaelism met with tbe Rev. Mra. Pauhne Smith. Phyllis Bat.ey and Suzanne Wol- Card in the church buement. Plans pert attended the Military Ball at were discussed for the Evangelistic Marshall C oll~tge Saturday evening. Service to begln on March 20th. Mrs. W111iam Mcf'1rland, Jac-kie A birthday 1upper was held at Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grin· the home of Mr. and. lin. Vere stead, Shelb)' and Bob Grinstead Swart~ on February 21J, honoring and David Roush were shopping in the · 72nd birthday of M"'. Swartz. Parkersburg Monday evening. Tbose presellt were : \IJr. and Mn. ~ISS Bird Monroe of Proctor, Dinsmore Boyle•. the Millard W. Va . was the weekend guest of Swartz family and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and ,.trs. Edgar Layr.e. Dale Kuhn. Mn. Ned Turnbuil of CroS!IviUe. Tennessee visited reL1tives and Mr. .a1.d Vra. llilarJ Swartz, San· frienW here during the week . dra and TeiTy, recently visited Mr. Don Divers is a patu~nt at Hol- :md Mn. Dale Kuhn at Belphre. zer lfo§pital. Recent visitors fit the Elmwood Mr. and Mrs. Paul 8 . Powell and Nuning Home were: C. F. TompkRicky visited -M:n;. Powell's sister ins, of Pomeroy, Clifford Kincaid and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . of Pomeroy, Herman Tj,ylor, of Harry Haymaker at Pikeville, w. Dutch Rid&e, and Val and Eu1ene Va. during the weekeP..d. WeU, of Hemlock Grove. Mr. and Mr1. B . .R. Vance visited Lewis lloore, of Stewart, Ylsil.ed tlleir son and family, Mr. and Mn. Tom Hayes lut Sunday and took Thmn.tl! Vance ~tnd Barbara at Mor· him for au auto ride. gantown over the weekend. Mr aod Mrs. Olear ·Babcock, of Mr11. Roland Karr is a medical Lon1 Bottom, visited otis Swan at patient at Pleasant V..lley Hoapital. Elmwood NUJ'8i.ng Home, last Sun· Irvin Capehart, 10n of Mr. aJJd day. Mrs. Henr)' Capehart has enlilted Mr. and Mn. Clair Woode, ol in the Au Force and is taking his Keno called on' hi• parentll, Ilk. 8ftd training at Ladr:land Air F"orce Mn. Chas D. W~ . lest Sttnday Bc~e YOU DECIDE HOW MUCH MORE CORVAIR GIV£S YOU IN . COMFORT, CONV£NIENCE AND CONTROLLABILITY •• , WITH tHESE EXCLUSIVE f£A TUR£8. THEY DON'T COST ONI PENNY DTUI TBJ 80DY ENGJNBBB'S perfect ear Is one with no strue~ UJbt placQ- JuU a •tratrlit~fOrwaM deilp. ' I tural problems, Do toti1h eunr.s, • .,.,......, POWELL'S ' . MIX TIIJ:M ALL topther pJ'OperiJ u4 J'OU han AmerUu JM1oriA. PRACl'ICAU'Y FI.:AT FLOOR-Htre•a room- more than JQU'II find in many bll Cit'&, H.-well 119·5) At Wellston Oak Hill (9·12) .. flllrlend (16-5) Nelsonvlll• {IS-9) vs HamdM (17-4) TITLI BOUT SIT (Postponad ftoom Wedn.-d1y due LONDON UPI - Pro~oter 'to w.•ther conditione.) Jack ~olomons ann o u n cell ~ '--Wednesday that .Mario Vecchittto U;l ItalJ, Eul"<lpeao llghtweJ.vht champion, wm defend hiJ title against Dave Charnoy, Brltlab 11.nd Empire tlt)eholder, In a 1.11r,Q\Jild bout at London , MArcb 29. Band Clinic Has 3Wahama Pupils In Attendance fOLD-DOWN RrAR BEAT-Ono qulclc flit:~ lnCI )tMI lnoNIIt Ol'IIJ IPICfl to 28.1 eublc: feet. And WI ltlndald equlpmtntl cu=-.-: -.-.- k. N--.,merna er ews 1"'"'· · Avocados vary CONVENIENT TERMS . ' --;ich fruit with tbe subtle nut-like .......I I rlllfe - llltl I re- PARAKEf.JS ' I FISH SUPPLIES md PI!T SUPPLIES o Comor In f;l't!rtrtlting .Frana Bird Cll§~• s'nTH "'UTSTANDING" Phyllia 'Batey, Kenneth Dodson 'PHILADELPHIA Ul'l The and Marilyu Schwartz Of Wohama P~Iiadelphla Sparta Wrltera Asan. third At' High School attended the an· club has · n1med nual MoreheRd State College Band hhlettlall A~etJcan Tom Stith of St. Bonio Clinic on · 28 on the More- venture aa the outltabdihg vi1Jt1n.c heed ••••pul, blilketball player to appear at the N. 1. ·UIII!I - 1. They were among Penn P1leatra. '· Stith Wm be I~ 1...\4, ~...... ad from 60 high school• h()nond at the elub'l ·•nual 'han. Af'lnltront, 139, liD~ . .._ · ed tne clinic quet Marolt 28. (2). of the nRUons Over '700 mis!llon to Ta•lflloN. ~=--------~~--~---- lflllodvlntapol._....,.,...., --·HIOIPI . . _ being acceot~,d~ ;;~~::;::~;~~:~Director wu director of Cllnit which featurtd indlvld· u11l Instruction, • con~rt by the ?li1J~head State Collt!ae Concert Band and ooncerts by the clinic bAnd, Thomas Relrl is band dtrectQT •at Wahama High School. FINE 511EmoN . Look in the • LS ' llllollo Mr. and Mn. ~~~ ~~:Capehart visited recently with their daul)lter, Dalne, w~o Ia a Jtudent at the University ot Kentucky In . 'he Graduation ·. . -~ . .. ,. ,, WY-1-1498 family.======= ·• :' ·Coal Ron.ge, Superior 3Seigler F~el Oil Heoters • • - 30% oH regulat pnee Warm Morning Coal and GasHeaten • •.. 4 Burner, Side ' 1Perfection Oi{Rjnge • • R-eg. $139.95 • Now $60·00 . .' ' O~en ' i h~s Portobte~l· Heater Adam· Hats ...... F R A N!o<.LI N - .. Reg. $59•95 • Now~·QO .t Perfection Oit R-.,tge,31u rner, $34~95 • Now$24.05 . ' Now In ·Siolik New Line 01 ' TODAY rP.~rf~tion.OJ' R,~,.ge SUITS L&Z . COME ~ IN • ( Clara Faye Burton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marl Burton left lhl1 week fOl" Bainbrtda:e, Md., where abe eoUste~ in Navy. Jrlt'. and .Mn. Ray Proffitt end 1 daut:bter Naner a(Jent SUnday in PukWsbW1 with thtir daughter · Mr. and Mn. Rot>ert .MCBride and 1 AND 'l'o l>'Uit E'-.1 BEN L<ildngton. OF $2.98 • • • COMI'LER ASSORTHENT OF FURNITU.RE ,. I O.nly $5.98 in color from light peen to purple. However, color has nothing to do with ripeness. Avocados, like many other fruita, must be rlpencd off the tree. Reg. $34·95 • HowSIO.oa McMAST8l. ·HARDWARE & •FURNITURi C-Q. • ' ~en~s$1\op I. Moln 11. ..........,,o. . •Tile BlJ Jlu.Y Store Where Your Dollar Has Cents" N. SECOND AVE, 1 ' ' 'l.c J I1 Sing1ng Canaries what !' ·the uJM fofte bol* ll ·tndeed a dream cir fer the a.enp ' \ GUARANTEED I 1 bonus In eJCtra foot p. m. SRVKI STATION ----- BALANCt:D IRAKINQ-TIIo qulo~or th11top, tilt more «1U1161: the wtlaht cllltr!Dutlln Oft Molt whHI, Another RrAII'INGINI TIIACTION-I'IMI. ~out of anow, 11!Wiand mudwtllfe Te111. Guests of llr. attd Mrs. Hmoy MAsetl I'EIISONALS Guthrie larrt Sunday were: Jlr and Mrs. Marl Burton is: a patient Jln. Delbert Yost and farnEly, or at St. JO&eph Hospital in Park· Sugar Grove, and Mr. and Mn. ersburg where she recenUy UD· Tom Yost. derwent s11rgery. She is expeded to be returned home this weet. Mrs. Alic Wabon <lf Akron and Mrs. Eu Weiy&md and III'8. Frank Hendrieb:tn both of Ma· son left this week for Florida wbere they will apend sevl!l"lll weeks. Mr. and Mr11. Albert Hawk.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawk. and family all of Shade were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne GrHn on Sunday. Janice Henry, daughter of llr. and Mr11. Earl Henry, fell while Mlddb!pl. Oblo at sc:hoo! tb.'is week and iDjured her"' · "'' . ' WORTH? in Kelly Tires the II A IO·YEAII EDGE IN l COMPACT CAl DIIIQN Alfred Social News MIODL£;ott, OHIO l! • �' .'' • ~Sbtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 10, 1960 ,,' WOMAN FOR LIGHT housework . Live in. Call WY2· 5241. 3-1Q-3tc WANT ADS West Virginia RIVER REPORT ll81 Em p Ioymel')t WANTED FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE I.ESULTS RATES 3 eenta per word, on-e insertion. Minimum eha'gt' - 60 eenta. . - tlonal Farm Youth Eubmae. 'I1Wi ill a real two-way exchanie--a "People to People" pro&ram-be· c.tuse, through lt, young people here go to otber countries and TI1e 4-H club Idea now drcles young people of oUler lands and I(20J Business Services I 4-H News G•u..-s: .M on t g o m ~ ry 16.0 on upper li .O on lo wer 8 feet open; ! !lOB'S TREE SERVICE AND Ga llipOliS 19.0 on upper 11.9 on Jn0¥•1. PhoM WY2·S47S. lower 8 fe et open; Winfield 18.4 S <!tDII per word for three consecutive insertions. 12-3-30tp on upper 11.5 on lower on the SpeeiaJ - one montb for 30 cent! per word. ~ i !l; L\;lc k 23, 14.9, 11.6 with 40 l'uU nte ot 3 t'6nl6 per word will be charged lor advertising w1ckeh open. ~. 0. McCOY lf oot s*d wiilhln 10 Gays after re.;Mvi.ng bill. Condition• of Movabl• Loeb: AUCTIONIBI.A Errors in Advertising - Should be reported immediately. 'lbe Al l dams are up Lock 13 through Route 2. Lon1 Both"'* Daily Sentinel will not be respon&ible for more than one incorLock 2.3 r urmi ng 1 trap; Snowfall 1FAcrORY METHOD RADIATOR 7 mche s. inoertlon. Card of 'lhanlu and Special Noti('(' s C)( Events SlOO. Obitu.arie• I deaning and repairina: by train· Ohio River Boat.: Lock 14, publiab.ed at l cent per ·word . ed radiator specialistJ. All work Norseworthy down at ~ = ~~ .am I guaranteed. Free eaLimates. Fast I I, Lock lfl Jolin J . Rowe dowu WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. IS 60c 90c $1.35 $4.00 orne day service. Hackett 's I at 5:5() am :ID-0; Raymond E . 20 60c $1.20 $1.80 $8.00 1 Sobio, Pomeroy, Phone WY2· I Sah·e tll do wn at 5 :40 am o-1• ; u 7:><: $2 .25 $1.50 $7.1!0 3977. 3712tcl Lock 23 Wal ter C. Beckjord down at 3 ·Jo pm 19·0; Reba Jane down Ads received by 10 A.M. will b ~ i n that days paper. PIANO TUNING AND ImPAIR· al 4 .40 pm 3· 1; Crown Point ing. Kennelb W. Ru111aell, Cool- down iii 4:55 pm 1·2; Robert G. WY-2-2157 Wes t down at 6 :20 pm 0..1 ; Nidi! ville, Otuo. Phon• 1883. Dean down ill 11:55 pm 1-Z; Jan. 2-11-Utp. ( 11 Notices IC U . down at 4 am 3·1; A . V 19) For Sole · 11\UELLIR FURNAC~ ... WESTING- CrJSs Jr . down at 9:30 am 6-0; ORDIR NOW PHONE J HOUSE apttllaactL Arnold Bro. · Tradewmds up al 2 am 3-7; Lou· Early order discount on all or· ONE STUDIO COUCH. WY2·3230. a -B-ate thors. 6yracUM, Oh~. .,...,. lSianna up at 3 am 3-10; Mike ders. Steel sJioa with 2Q year - - --- _ ._ WY·2-6314. 11·19-tfc Creditor up 5 :25 am 13.7; J. lo" . guarantee . Pole type steel build· Jl:.! HAl'S KlL.LED WITH STAR · Freiberger up at 12:16 pm 13-1. in& ideal for loa£Jna: shed. Free r'arfltlin 2if.l lbA, $1.49; f lbt. \AIR. C0NDI~ONING,, REFRIGERKan•wha River Boata: Winfield delivery on all orders placed by $2 ..>0. Safe, ~ure, guaranteed. 1 a.tion serv1ce. Jack a Refrigera· Helen Z down at 5:20 am 2·2. March 15. 5 year financing . Phone Ebersbach Hardware, Melgt Co. j tion, New Haven. Phone TU Oria L. Smith, Long Bottom , Rt . 1 Farm Buruu, Sua:ar Run Flour 2Ma7. IJ-23-tf WASHINGTON U Pl - Hou~e ReRacine Exchange. 2·26-17tc Mill, Po~roy, O~io. :TELEviSION-RADIO sMALL publi cans predicted today that (2-liHilP)i t2· ~·3tp ); (3 ·3-3tp) appliance repair. Phone OtiA Pre ~ 1d e nt t..i se nnower would veto 1 hoMat M. Fain a lulllon·Uollar Dem<x:ratic bill (i-10.3lp) (3-17-Jtp) McClintoc.lr., Racine, Ohio. Tarnute •nd l"ett Control designed to encourage homebuild· 2·1-tfc '"" lnlpecllon, lnturance Nalionm g ll tt ever reached his desk. wkle. K;•ty t•rmt. S ~ LLEWS KITCHEN CABINET t'hon• r-omaror WY 2·2366 and .side c.abinets. like new. Kit· •;U~T6M ~UILT KlTLHE.N DETO PROBE AIR CRASH P~;~rtamouth PR 6-21~0 chen base, bedroom suite and WA::,Hll"~ti'J.UN UJ'L- The Civil aigned !o:: your bum.:: Frelill el· olber arti<'les . Phone WY. 2-2a84. 2 29 ~c ttmttes. .,.,.. ....11an and Abbott, AcrOliiiUU CS b u.arr.l CAB Will open 373tpl Phone WY-2-6321. 8'6·tl a PUOHC hcarmg .March 22 m Wllit.hLJ.ABL.r.; P AtU'Y WANTED TO! take over smau ~unt~Iy pay- , \RAND_ NEW ZIG ·ZA{i SEWING TILIVIIION RADIO AND IMALL mmgton, .:-.~. t..., on the crash or an air Jmcr which investigators menta un 'BaJdwm .Spmel p1ano. Machme In original factory carAppi~Mto Npelr. C1ll Frank ,have determined was wrecked in Soon to be p1cil:ed up in th11 ton. Makes button holes, :nonaCaptalna,. 414 N. IHond Avo., the air by an explosiOn . The New area. Write be1ore March 21st grams, blind !.ltit.::hes, and many Mkldleporf. 3 3 tfc l'ork to M1ami National Airlines to Credit ManaJ!:er Poat OffH!e fancy designs Will sell this UC-tiB crashed near .Bolivia, !\ . .Hox 47, Manctla, Ohlo. Jo'lnt re· week only for $41 .00. Terms C., Jiill . ti k1Jling itil 34 persons .t.UCTIONfl• plies w1U receiYe flrst comuder· if desired . Phone WY2·2204. .. board . vne ot the VICtims was Compl... Service 3-4-6tc 3 " 6tc atwn. J UII<tn A . .Frank , a heavily insur· CriH Bredford IJSTEN fO YOUR FAVORITE co J'f ew York attorney . Writo, Phon• Dr Cont.ct - - - - - - -- - country hymns with Dan Hay· ELES'TROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· A. C. BRADFORD. lbclno, Ohle. cr. Hun ~ l1ke new. Haa throw- 20-tf man each Sunday at 8:30 A. M. .aw<~ y b<l f ;. P.lly o[f balance or I over WMPO. 3·10·3tp $34.UO. Terms availabJe. Phone ,.7:::::-:::::::-::::::::--::-:= c--Thom<t11 ... Jilaho, Ollll. Ji••no Gws WY2·2204. J.4·61c HOME BUILDERS, BffiCH CABI· &; VII I.. OIDJ,IItfly, WUO.Io C 1~101 ti.DU~>U NO"ilCE TRUCK GROWERS: Wilt - ~N.ET makers Formica sink tops. o.~(Jf.ll"c lii .,.,ii.S ,u; JSyrcr Avcnutt 1 Un· have Southern cabbage plants tne last of March and tumllto WJNOOW BLI!\jDS ANU SHADES I Vinyl asbestos block laid. House JUJHOWn, 1 t:UII I>)'I"o'<tllllt , aiiU Jtj JI Ul repairs or ail det~crtptlons. Call a J CI>u..ot:lll uJ Ill ~ >:!ld l-1.1 Ul UIUO, I ~ Venetian l:Ulnd~:~, all 1Jzea end plants in April. Call or brmg colors. Free b;alimate.. Dale Guy l'~e '. gler, Racine, Ohio. urden to lharlel R. Harru~. uo.:n.:u)' uulult l.L ~ U.eal on tn.:: Ui t u Wippel Supply, 21~ UnJon Ave., 2 24 tfc UiiY vi i' o.: OL"Uiif)', JlltiO, titwrge LJ . l'onJ1md, Uhio, VI J·2tiW. Pomeroy, Wlio. 3·4-80tc IlS-I I I I ....... I ' I ·Develop Wenta lor lhe globe, points out Janet Wallace , Muon 1County ~H Club ag· .;q.Q.;~ 3: ~rsday -4:81)-. ltlt&}len c fillic ,nd f . · •~ ; }~ . . . !itlll• ibow · .._ Ste~t Bill~ .,, ·· enl. More lhan M count..ries in w1deiy separ11ted areas of the world, have adopted 1111 or part of the plan and have adapted it to their own needs and conditions. In some places, the movement Is identified as 4-H Clubs and utes the familiar green four-leaf clover emblem . EUewhere, the local Ten guideposts are used by coadaptation makes the program pe- operative Extension workers and I culiarly iHdividual . volunteer leaden to aid 4-H dub members in analyzing their sit uaMany people in dt.tanr lands 1tions, netid& and interezsts. These have learned about 4-H dub work point the way to building proand the hi&h _c aliber of American grams that will prepare young yo u~h by gethng a first hand ac· people for better llving-...,phys ical · the lnterna- ly, mentally, and spirilUally. They Quaintance through !Jlit ·,lict .. -191> 6:30 Nfwl,~l l <' "' : ... <l;f~ IJ1iJ)Uey ll>!!lkley.' Jle~ .!11:® '· Wh!<\)'l!qcj.i ; '1 tl0 ; ReK!ue 8 · . ·' ·; ra:to .Bat .Masterson ~:88 Staccato , ., •· ,, · fioo Siekelor Fathet. 9:30 Ford Show ...¥oQ..:Bet:.YQUI, Lit~ 110:30 Take A Good Look ~1 :00 News Hea4Jines ~1 : 10 Weatbercast r~Jack P~ar Show ~ .. < .amM Channell- Friday 5:43 8 :00 'J:OO 0 :00 9:3[) j -- tJ:oo · ~ " :00 8:CO ~ G:30 f 6:40 · 6:45 L 7 :00 ~ 7:30 r 8:00 l 8:30 ~ 0:00 9:30 0:30 1:00 1:05 t11:10 ""1:15 I' 1 D:OO (0:00 11:2:i - I Call Dltll Sterrttt I I I I UVHdf :S, i'lUJ:I UH CIC!il Ill !lie ,.,.;. i''-' ' c..: ul, VJ !'OR SALE: 8 ROOM HOUSE with bath . 1.23 111creA of around. llelvJn Litue, Cbeehlre, Ohio. IOATs port. Pllono WY-ua&e. UO.b.~:.ont. Xnv.,.,u »II 1 and I .ROOM KOUSI, f, &0011 1PifUU811 ad I room. apu"\o menL A. N. Beoatl, Pbcm• Uo.:f ilo.:teby Ul l'eUt"Uafy, pt:LIUVIl ll.j!,dlllbL l~tnJ, SALE: 1 ROOll • SECOND 1 see n u. •me · . ' ~ • "' . r~ , Mt:~ Hel~ $~f'IIOD •'"PP~- ied Mf. ~n ~n; .·IJrt@p Siltir. ' ·~ ol Riclol!io to nlppm ·i> abio Monday ·end sMnt the day with Mr. and Mra. Ralph Badgley· Mr. · and Mrs. Fred Cadle spe.nt ! 'AJve Luey sun,day in Charleston visiUng his n•co01ber .J!rlck mother who ~ .very ill. ,. io\l,~t :r:.a . • Qf' Lancaster J.il , iftd ,· Bas,~ho hav,e 1·uat re· ~..,.. . w. ' ' ~ · from -,~'r sea• duty spent 11\t'G\Jldlti A ?' ~ Heart of the ty . ~~~~ with . Mr. ••d 11n. Fred AJ the world ·1mPI M,rs:. Henry· Roush is a patient For Better or 'WOhe in Holzer Hospital. Her room Art Linkletter n1.1mbe-r ia 204. .' ' ' ' ·'' The Brighter Day The Secret Storm The Three Stooges The Edge of Night !fhe Life of Riley Arthur J . Smith- New!.l Jule Rivlin Show Amos 'n Andy U. S. :Manhall Loek lfp Betty Hutton Show . Johnny Ringo Zane Ot'f!y Theatte Shotenn Slade Tbe Revlon Revue "News I 1:3f. 2,00 uo E6ve Lilt '> . SeOJcli,~lclt1~ · I j "lacl•llcokn.d Mrs. Roy Christy neently. ent.erblined with 8 dinner in honor of her father's birthday. Present were Mr. and Mn. Marion Wood, 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Wood and children, Mr. · and M.ta. Harold Hawk and son, and Mr.·and Mrs. Virgil Wood. Mrs. Chloe ·Bailey Is spendlnli ' Mr several days with her sister, s, Gertrude Frank., Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Rayburn have moved from the summerfield aPartment to Pine Grove . Mta. Etta WIU, Mrs. Robert Ber· _ and Mn. John Rowan, all of .., · fi ·b M tr:'rs~:~e1 b~;:la~d~ 1 t r. Mr. and . Mrs. Alva Faber have 1110ved to Syi'acuse. Mr. and liln. Demel Cleland_ Mr. and Mn. Clayton Allen and ..... 11 ton, Mr. and Mn. Joe Nunna y, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bailey and Mn:. Delmar Baum attended the funeral uf Henry Bailey at the Mt. He;. man Ct\urch, WedneadJy. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith Sa tUn•aY ...... -evem'it•• and .Alice spent • witll. .Mr. and Mra. Clayton AileD. letart Falls ~-1 Sc~tiie·ty.,ews Jetcy Quartet composed ms, ...... A t r~~=~~~::::~~ffi~;~G.C~::~~Ada. .•.IJe ccen • · « "" '1': .1 E. Grimm and Rev. Mrs. are singing at Melhodist revival. at Salem Center. Jame}i Adams, rug saleSman t>f AUher!S: was here an business Mon· .,. ll lf NANCY . . Pt. Pleosant MONDAY thru THUisDAY ; ' Of State Million · UPl - Gov. Mireleaaed a !' . The Best 'Advertising Mediu.m Is Your . Home T9wn Newspaper ' WITB MORE LOCAL CWCIJIATI8N TIIAN . .. . .t\N'f.NEW~PJ\PER t:W(:tJIATING IN , I· ' ' . MEIGS COUNn' . . / ',-' ... . ~ " .. •• ·yE ·'·.~· 1''1<:: .. ~· . .,_ , .. . ·' ·~· "l ' ) ;· • ' i,. bouM, Oll\- woter, eloetrlciiJ, mail, &ebool bUt. tetepbon" lood pasture wit.h phn~, ol water. C~taet Sam~ -Boa 118, Reynoldob1lfl, Obhl . Uo bulldli>p, ... II, - . I \1:1!0 <::v• Afllen Sj\ow ·' ., 11:98 12:00 12:30 12:45 1:00 Pvt. .RLchard Gaul. n . Dlx, N. J . weetCM with her parentl, Mr. and Mrt. Eldon Gaul. Mra. Guy Summerfield and. Mra. No.ra Brown returntd home Satur· day fro~ a aeveriJ weeki' \'at:lltlon in FlGI'~da. Mr. and Mr.. Larry RoU!h, Jatk· ton, apent tbe weekend with Mr. and Mrt. Guy Sum&~ldleld. Mn. AJ!Ina Freeker ia 1pendi.DJ sevenl weeki with Mr. and Mn. Cecil NelJon. The Chuter 'llarden Club met We-dnelday evr.niog at the home of Mra . Buel tudenour with lt:rt. h Either Wri&ht a1 contributing 01te~~lores Mlittox of West Columd bia spent a r.-,w days with Mr. an Mrs . Bob Ritchie. Mr. and )ln. Joho Ginther and Mr. and Mn. Phillip Boyle• spent a couple days at Boston, Mau. with the former's daughter, M:ra. AI Peteraon and Penny. They were called ther• by tile serious lllneu or Sgt . Al Peterson ·who is slightly imprr,ved. Mr. and 'Mrs. c. N . Jones spenl tlte weekend with Mr. and Mnl. Ed· .Morrison and children of IT IS LE'ITING THE POTENTIAL QlTtER KNOW ABOUT TBE GOODS .BY DDS OF J\T'l'.J\CI'IVE J\DVERTISJNG. WITH NO DOWN PAY · star, Jood 3 < < IT IS WELL SELECTED MERCHANDISE OF GOOD, taU ALIT)'. l:i acres llot- AT IIOIININU A Stanley party wu he-ld at tile home ot M.ra. William Cross TUesday afternoon, March 8. A shower for tbe recent oewb weds Mr. and Mra. David Cleland wa1 (iven by .Mrs. Frank Cleland in the chul'("h balement. ..<t ~r:. , an4 Mra. Fred Sh ain an d P · Jl!Jd ·Itt's. Vinll ROW!Ih and ~~ld~ ' ~ere guests at a. birth· <~ In honor of Mrs. Myr· •lkti .at the- borne of Mr. tt~. , ~- Vi1i;U Walker Mar. 8· 1ilt. md Mrs. Homer Jaecaud vildted Jo\ra. Hettie Cross at Hol. ur Hosp1ta 1· .Mrs. Isabel Simp90n spent ;weekend in ·ParkeNburg witb and Mrs. Joe ~ith ·and hter, Shel\y. . SheUf)e)ta'hei witJI her aunt, Mrs. SIMpson to apfnd a week. )Ira. Fred Goeelein and ebildftll of Cifclevme visited recentlY. with bel -p.arents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner. Mn. Ann Coo returned home SatUrday. ·lrom Akron f:fter spend· bte two :li'ttb wi\b her niece and }am:n-, if. -and. Mrs. John O.vis. "" Mta. Calvirl Simpson of Pomeroy :was Ia ·il.lest SundaY Of Mr. and· ·¥n. Edwald Simpaon. Bin,- Joe Spencer t~ployed in Wilrnblgtoa spent the weekend with hia f.llmUy. Mrs. Q>el Wetherholt o1. CaUl· -polis ;.eDt Slturdl)' evttnilll w.itb her moUier, lin. . J. F. JiYlde:o. FROM tom, w 11cres other tractor illlltl . Very t:Oud burn has 14 naiJ · chtuua lJ staus, concrete floor, en~clncaty, illlil lightnmg roa~ . 4 · room bouse and 2 · l'oom apanment whh tree gas. :a pro· uuc1ng oil wcJla. Loc11ted 011 bladuop ro1d, 4 mi!ca from l'omeroy. $!~,aLIO.OO. YIKW<IL. l "liAf'ORp, S.l....,.an lo11 2:.t'l • Phlnt WY l-6131 ' 3 9 llt: FAIW day evet)ing, llarch 11. FIRST (21J Real Estate IIOUSE 118 ACRE The D~ Misaionary Circle 'Ai!l meet at the -parsonage Fri- Bring Home Town Buying To Home Town Stores! ' LOUIS£ FABlN, PlainllU J . B. O'illiu.t;J'Ij, .-t.tlorncy tor Plolntiff l~J U, 18. :.m; \JJ 3, 10, 17, tile I6a2 LlnCom Hetiltns, "Pomeruy: Otuo,· two (2) 8 . rt., large L. lt., Jucc kitchen wi1h ·will and b1tsc cabthC\8, ffitllal cabinet 91Dk, tuU ba.t h With tub, plastered walls, hard wood hmsh, one halt ( \Ia J basement, ~:as aut<lmaric J1ot Wilt · er heater, conversion gaa (Ired turnace, new Chamberhun storm doors and windows, good shingle root·, a:alvantled (ltltters ~tna D. S., ci\)' water, natural &as, seph~ tank , nlce lawn wen dr•ined. Va · cant. priced at $6,500. U you are >M G. I. and <;l'n qaulit)' for a V. . A. Direct LOan witll no down I ptyment, you cab move In and pay ~nt until your loan comes through. AJ&o will sell on land con\rad wlth $l,OUQ down. W11l 11ell and lake Fil'lt ~ort&•ae for tiO% at 4 ,,.;, Int. on l~yean \tlrms. Now if you aH Jntere•ted ace )lOUr local REALTOR or con· lact DILLON & BRANNON, REALWRS, GalllpoUo, Ohio. 3 8 :ltc ·'. '. . t»dU. 8~V and 1alk • Of l;he ·Town htm o.:11.uu, auu tor otnor proper re· IIlii. <).~lid cau:;o WIH oc tor 11earma vn or ~Her tile Hhn llay o! j~larcn, Ia. ACRI:i FAM.M - • < :' ~ li \ ;," I ' .' ' ' TWO THING~ AND ONLY .TWO· . DOLIIJ~U lllitl 00 tjCOUIIUII Ul ~ro~ S lh;:Jllta! t OJ dUl..)' oi.IIU e.IL.Lfetnt: CiUt:Uy, diiU p1aiiiLUI o.litiO pr.y& tor CUIH(IlJ)' / OJ liUnOI' lllddlepon, WANTED TO DELIVER · I 23 aotp popm on NY< Avenue. U foter- FOR SALE: !'IV., ROOK HOUSE eoted call 2-2101. Bob ~. ll>l~~o~~& wv lui. 16S dtl· 1\.:lliloUH Lll LIIC I,...UUI L Ul t.:ummon ncu~o, iM~ tt;b l...I.IUIIlY, Ubtu, t;aae ""· J~ , trlaf , PfU.'flH" lot UIVOfCtl UUill bcU(l !\vUUI L .J;... l' O!Oln 011 T&N ROOM TWO STORY HOUSE lnt~rior hud wood f1nlah, fuU 3 8 12tc FOil · wlluli~ u.~lWit: 1' alHu, bc1n~ ptwiLILn•, lhi!Q I 17 I Help Wanted . J u~.b~~·f!e:.:o::•;oo:_:;~· - £.. i>'~t.u.u.'l, lliO.: H.nU U.tY basemelnt, hot w•ttr heat. Arrancod ror two aJIIrtmenta. WY·HUI. U-2-tfc' Large level lot, two atrtltl tot NEW MODERN 3 ROOM AND 704 W. llain St. Price very bath ap.ertment. . Phoae WY 3· l'_!llonable. A. N. ltn&tl•. S·D-3tp 8141. ne aoeri)....,. With Modern traWiportatlop, can sit back and think easut•er . of any one . .. .' as HIS. ~ <tUUl"tlbiJ WRJ:I L-Oit"UiU<IU , 1\t:W •"I:Xl LU, 11:1 :10011. 0.,... . .. • t.egal Notice (21 I Real Estate - i• lOt J'IIUDtut 12) 20 j (3) 3, 10, 17, Uli, 3!, 1;)\C TI\OA 7 ltOOII HOUSE, FURNI. TIJRE, (optjonah, youn& f.,.it, w•ter, ol.Urla. telephone, tehbol bu1, 4 mllet fnm Dextar APAiu.'II&NTS - .tu.nuibed. and M'.SOO. Sherman B•Uiqee, oolurnllbed. Mdluten, I l l - lloxter, Ohio, 1·1-31~ --'---'-~:.:.;;;...;;..:.:.;_ ~t.ptu , J' !i!.JRU LI -:-------- 1141 For Rent uq ut MENT. Frame home ~or S11u~ llillo, 8:30 8:00 6:15 8:30 7:00 B)' J. 'B. 01JriCn:·Atwrncy U. I. Coil Doa 4:30 ' IUl" bel VJCt:J:I ~cl"JU'" IJh;ol CUI> Il!i Ul LJHII aCtiUI L Will ue lor neafUii uu GEOUGE H. WAllNER, WANTED' COLLIE Oil GERMAN COIIIPLITII IN&UIIAN-ci: TRi). ShephC'rd pup. steve Cleland, ttctiOD. lJfe, Auto, )tn, Pollo. 3·9-3lc Ul ' JUU\J , •nd u, while thty tut. Met,. PMntl ~~~~~~~~~ pellten MotorL 600 1. Main - .: II., P......,, Phone WY-24110. IIARNJ!S.8111PSON IN&uRANClo; 11-2Agoott, !Iiddle~ Fire, .t.olo- -------moblle, Boadt. Phone · WY-2- Roclne, 0. Phone Wlll-3801. r11Lt: 8:00 ·: . ' 01.111.1 ur aua:r UltJ ,)\JUJ ANDMCiiiiR.-. .. ~~ Wanted To Buy 11 1111 , w.uu c .. u..s1e 19o) Morine Supplies. .,m .. ' u1 L.IU"C C H LHIUllll.l blXLt:t<n tUJU 110 / Jl! u - BALED IIA Y t' OR SALE. Phone SH :1-4607. 3 8 81p 4:00 f:l3 tiUm McClintock by l(o. Bulh Simpson and Ber· niee Thei.J.s, The . offering taken by Mn. Mary McCauley and Mrs. Maule Shain. PIR.~NALS 8:4S HunUO)' BrioldO!' Report 7:00 Science Fletlon Theater 7:30 'lllil Mill D I 8:00 Troublt:wbooten 8:30 BeD Telephone flour 9:30 Mtaquerade Part7 10:00 CIVIkMde of 8~ !0:45 1o*pdl Bowllil~ 11:00 N't~Wt .Hetdllnea . .~;~·· ti:IO WeatltP.rcalt }'" ·.. ,' ; 11:18 Jack 'Pur Show .:;~' jl;, - ·00 Slllll Of! II:~ 1..-oiii>C a u , Lo;,d o.:i, pr ..ymg 101" JUU g · w~ J1ne if L I IIClJ lhli Jlt!HUUil Ht;,IUIII:H IIIIJJ w.r wu a 10lo t.y WHT~ ..T~v~.~honner ·13- Utac nOall!. ill Ult: l.Ulii'L Ul ~..- OIJIIll u n t' Jcas, Jl'J. C t~s l.ounty, Oluu <~ gll. hl:b• Emma Adv~nture TifJJe &:00 .l)teamboat Bib G:BO CIB<o Kid 8:00 SleiJ!!boat )I!U 8:18 Jim Tf1aeker Show 8:11 Weathereul 6:ib NeW~ PJctui'e '* music ot Kelth Dailey, grtftdlon ana Kn. Blaine Newel~ at IIAll!',• •~. Hooday. and Mn. Dale Kautl and Pam villted sunday evt>nlng wJtlt Mr. and "M n . David Kobleotz and children. Mn. Marilyn Powell and ~ 4uet 12.~·. I "'tie~ G"'!·~· _i. 11· American iBandata f '· . '1,::3Cl.it..JA 11' That 11/;t), 'V'l f.v... Rocky and His Friend&: 1:00 • ~boQt ""ce• , .. San Francisco Bea~ ',.. ' 'l:sO Medic .... Your Es&o Reportf. .·· 2:00 Day in Co.. •lrt Weatherman r• 2:30 Gale St >rm Sbow Iohn Daly News 3:00 r"'at the r;It ~k Flight 3:30 w :'o Do ~ lU Truqt Gale Storm Show 1:00 Am. ·rlcan iBa. dstand Donna Reed Show 'S::nJ Rin Tlft Tt 1 The Real :McCoya 6:00 san Francl ·co: B-t P'lt Boone Sllow 8:30 You:- Esso Re~Jorter The Untouchables H:to Wettherm&n U. s., Border Patrol News Tonight 6:415 John Daly N~WI 7:00 Buddy Stareher Show Scannine the Weat ber Sports Report 7:30 Walt Disney Presents Late Show 8:30 Mtn From Black Hawk 9<00 '17 sunaet Sfrip LO:OO Tbe Detectives W!30 )ftlck Saddle .. Doug Martin Show ~~'n.t ~,·to•!'~'~ Romper Boom ".;f'O:l_.. . ~nntDt4·~e'·~•. · er 1 Movie A:lp., 11iiol'tf1:_ltelf<lrt 1" '! Your EMO Reporter · ~t':2ti ' }A~~bw { JILUI d "' n.tcJit Speclt.l NewsReDort ~o~ ... Enno delnd •tlended tho Yr1. H111b CJirna, t d11et by K(a. ~~nt the uo ChanneJ8 - Frltlay , . 8:00 I - -- ~:3(} { Legal Notice - .· ·. , ,., Channel a_Thut-t l I W~ltflh. f, Si\iln On Continental Classroom Today Katie Doonar Show Topper Dol.lib Re Mi 10 , ~0 PJay Your f{unch 11,11() Price Ia Rigb t 11 :10 Concentration 13:00 TtUtb or Con~ee~ueneet l2:30 It c ould Be You f :f)Q Mid Day NeWS 1:10 Movietime 2:30 Loretta Young Theater 3J)Q Youns Dr. M:&loqe 3 : ~0 From These Roots 4:0jl Comedy Playhouse WCHS.TV C'"unnel 8 AND JiE.ASONABLE : COI-'l''EE TABLE ~BA -BY- SHOES: BRONZE, GOLD 12! Cord ot Thonks Telephone stand, htmp stand; and Silver Plated. Write: Raygold chair, 1eiephone WY2-6293. mond Thomas, Lan,pvllle, Ohio. WE WISH 'fO EXPHESS OUR 376tc 21830t.l' gratitude for all the numy acts of kindness 1t11d !.lfmpatby ex· CLil.ANBt tended lo us by our friends and GE VACUUM C:.: LI!;ANER SWIVEL . . . .,. a TV R•r.. tr 1enr1oa tops and roll eaay, used very ne1ahbors at the death of our Phclne WY ·2-2255 lillie. Must seiJ this week. hu&band and lather. ~5.00 complete prit't. Phone Mn Henry Bailey and Family . W Y2-2204. 3-4-fltc 1J.l0-ltp . TWO BOXER PUPS, MALE. .t.RI YOU RUN DO'NN AT TH! Phone w19-3723. 3·9-0tc hHis' DoH y011r soul ftHit IIY. (tll .Auto Salesc.___ ............____ lq? a.t ·Work. Lowt~. flrt~~tta. l915:i CHEVROLET 4 OR. S1o: OAN l>jE-1-J CAS~, -EL£C'I'IIIC SCALi:S, RACINa IMOI IIRYICIJ1'11)P1 pbp cooler, counters and shelv· RACINI, OH.IO, Runs !lOud. $2115.00. Ulacltnlln, mg. Truck, car, IurnJture. SherPomeroy. 3·9·fllc man BalJ.W&ec, Dexter, Ohio, :Hf·3tp Good CIHII UHd C~rt All Mlkfl ancl Modelt MITROPOLITAN MOTORI 3 LOTS, 2 STORY BUILDING 30 tOOo606 lut Meln lt. x 54 ft. Well and loading plat· _ _ ~- Porn•~-~Oh~--- ·-·form . Make -off~r. Sherm.11n Bal· 19M FORD 2 DR. SEDAN. UKE Je11gee, Dexter, Ohio. 3·9-3tp new f10111h . $60~ . 00 . Bl1ettnars, fi\AILEHS. SI' RING SALi. 2 4 Pomeroy. 3·9-titc new 10 wldes 36 to 41 n . 1:i Before 9:30 A.M 19~ MEHCURY 2 DR siDAN. Us~d one and two bedroom M~!-:yrt w~:.::r' New Buick trade-in. Show11 ~ood unLLs. 10 repos11ession&. For ltAUTZ •liD ITOI.a care . $891).00. Blaettnara, Porn· b_uiance due, For the beat aelecAI Chet..r eroy. 3-9-6tc lion of new and used <trailers in Yukon s-2145 ---· 1:1outhern Ohio, comt! to W~tver· 19dM 8dU1CK SPECJAL 4 DR. Jy. These trailers are well worth ttAMILL.:~~~~:o ~TION ae an, yna 11 ow drive . Like new your trip. Come prepared to AIIN sua fmlah. Thoroughly reconditiondeal. Low down payment, bank ny ed tor many nt!J(l» of trouble t'11111.no:mg. AnythinG of value :;=;;Ever~c;;:y";';D;'a,y"':C:IIO:orvl:'=~ee'""~"' free serv1cc . $7~ .00 Blaettm•n, t~tken in trade . Free Uollvery . •~--Pomeroy . 3·9·8lc S.avc up lo $1 ,000. WAVERLY WRITE TODAY FOlt RHODES MODILE HUMES SALES, U. S. folder and low 'chick price1.1. Highway 23 , W.11verly, Ohio. Prompt an~wer . Rhodea Hatch· 19J For Sale la) 10· 11 · 12 · ltl·17·18t22·~ ery, Spencer, W. VM. 3·9-Mltp HOOVER Conatellatlon Sweeper, 2tl·29·30.12tc 1 year old; old fashioned tire· 120ol Termite place bench and old fa1hlontd SPAN· 1triklng c~ocL Call WJ-t-3461 PEANUTS- IMPIIOVED ISH . Th\1 <'arliqt vo~~ridy Qrown Control 3 3 6tc after 4 p.m. be11L ror Ohio and the north. Poda arc 11mall, but well llllcd ra=E!l::--:INS=P"-ECTIONS. PHONE UNCLAlliED SINGER Sl':WING Gilmore Supply WY·2·2774. with nuts sweeter and finer Machine. W111 tell tor $28.00 plua Store. Vaughan Peat Control Ce $8.to due ua for new part•. flavur than lllrQcr 110rt1. l'hc Member of National R•&t Con· compact planh aro e•y culPhone WY2-2204. 3-4·6tc trol Association. 12-.a·tle ture. Selected seed for plantlna: 8 HOUSES, ONE CAN BE IIAD 24 ounces $1 POJtpoid. !'hone ( .,....._ by ta.lr.in& over payments. An· WY2-MBH. B. Qul..,nbcrry, s~..vu 1 Insurance Uque ac::reen, det.lt, roll top, 18D6 neuse, UJ!Io. 3-10.3tp 1-'---~~,-;:=,;=,:-:_--DON . STIVUII .Dodp pitkup, in aood lhtJPe. Phone 1'U 2 3381 . 3 8 6tt IIIXED UAY 60c I'EH BALE. Nc~tr llemlot.!k Grove. Ziba M1d· TROPICAl. FISH o\Nil SUPPLIES. kill. WV..ti2lH. 3-IIHip LowoU )lcl'll<kle. Anliqult~, o., Siln lo rord. 3 8 61c , ;.:.:. , :gr··~~~ ~9W ----- 3 B 6tc (.!AYIR IIRVICII MILD ; The World Day of Prayer wat htld In the rtrJt Baptist churtJI. Friday afternoon. Mn. B. M. Plekent "'' the leader and Miu Edith Hayntan read the acriptuu. ,: .WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Choose a way to earn a livlnJ. (5) here - each to live, work. , .and Produce food and fiber for home share experience! for se veral and mll'kel (8) Create better months with farm families homu for better Uvtna. (7) Con· .sen·e nature'a resources for aeeur· Wherever they are, 4-11 cl ub members strive individually and ity and tlappinep. (8) ,.uUd bealtb with each other for bl?tter citizen- for a •trona AmerJea. (t) Sbare reship, better living, better family sponsibilities for eommunity imcooperation and better world und· provement. (10) Serve u cJti&eRI Jn maintaining world peace. erstanding . • Chest'r Items Social Events ~1ter 011 Ptwpe<tol'll ~ u.. fulneu. (Zl Joio frieocll ' lor Break U .1 '60 work, fun and fellow1hip. (S) LearD · · JIM. . to live ln a changine world. c•> · ~:) I PHONE - RACINE " :Jfola.aot. . ' -'""' • .ft1 -r. / , 1 .;...oi-0~~ • .• ' . . ·• ' ~ .::-•~ L; ..... ~ •' ·- �, ! \ a-;..Dilly.-&nUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 10, 1960 .- Around And About Middleport Mrs Eu&ene .. •UDOII HOIIDAI.....T _ - -~- - Bone7andM1tebell in P~meroy :i:==:::::::===;:;::;:::::.:::==:;:::====:;=:! IIMr Mrs. No.h Huk.int and and J ...,. sano~>urr. lo<ai. Some Grange Holds First Meeting At Mn. reeidentl wlU rememt>er Mn New Quarters ln Old Meigs Court House ~~~~::,!:l~'i:~C::."; eMEETING Mtss Lydia Ebersbach preSJded at the busmess sessiOn and "qUiet day" was announced for AprU 7 at the church from 1 to 3 p m Goals of the Society were New oflicers were w~n· read and checked !or a~wards. A lhe Ohio Eta Phi Cbopllr met jD commumcation was read from the G01 Oflice In IIJcldljpon Mrs. James Rtchards, d1aLrict Tuesday evening. The ' ~dtidt, treasurer, concermng the pledge B<tt1 tve<ion. Pffllilk ovot lle and 1t was voted to lncrea.ae the meeting. pledge th1s year from $300 to $3215 It was agreed to sponsor a 1oorle<~. Brownie troop l~ Election of oft1cers was held with M1ss Ebersbach reelected preIndent, Mrs. Allen Elchmger, v1ce preJ!dent; Mrs. Glen Dill, secretary; Mra. Robert Warner, treasurer: Mrs. Dwtght Parker, na.vy wo. lilk bU. wtdt 11'14 Utree-quartfr tied WJth amall btiWI narraw outrL The m.. cut p:uel tunic lklrt two timllar bowl lt'a from tiM C»lloc:Uon. ve~U.on to be tleld at tbe I tlihler· Hilton Hotel in Columbus, March Z8 . 30. Wblte Roee Lod1e Auailian mtt It wll nported that two memin regulal HSIIM It the LellOn ben, )lira. PauUne Gallagher and Hall. .n M,id~ WeO.ne!ldly Mr11. Alma Miller were tn the ho&afte-n. Mn~na 'llattox,. Ylee pJtal. PftJident PJ"N. in ~e. abaence Tbe hostesses, Mrt- Mattox. of tbe preol~ept, Jln. - · .J4or· 14n )lobaon Mrt. Greenlee and Mn. Balley,' served retreibments the ·btlelneu sesaion U to the members Hicbtower.left this hohle in Panama '"·•·•ner a "Y~tit with Mr :=.~-~~~ :,~:. Mre. Avon Kel'rtin Holzer Hoapltal. Rocket 1\lasts Burghtr Ala.,. DeB,ttoyed By Two Men \ Who Foree · :;;;.~;;;:;;;,;-:;-:;-ijf~ou:;rtfi;hnDa:::y;J,£f:n:bto::m:i:bed::;-- - - = - - - 1 Provico Store Resfuers Meet Another Delay In Battle Far Under Ground LOGAN, W ~Y Va. (UPn - Rescuers battling for the fourth to reach 18 miners trapped deep in a fire-scarred coal m~ne near here suffered another de~y today . · A "hot" area about 1,500 feet from where the entombed men may have barricaded themselves was made impassable by intense heat, dense smoke and th.e absence of any Row of arr. West Vircima Mmes Dtrector Crawford L. Wilson, who earlier admitted ''tune 11 runmng out," &a~d an attempt would be made to l ..·ver,. tbe arr now and clean out the •moke. "Th1.1 should be aceompliahed b:r early this afternoon," Willon T1M1 millft ehlaf Hid the poe. k1t of atatic unok• and eir nlhowa a ltl~ ef air and tN men (trappH tnlnan) may hMe • shut it off... W1lson still beld hope rescue umta could reach the 18 men, who Youth Fellowship Holds Sessi.lln At Enterprise Jt ·~~~jN~;s $1.35 a pair '1.35 a pair '1.35 • poir were served at .meetihg by Jerry roo, ... vou Ann .Brotbcn will 'he tho April mottlnr. MIITING ANNOUNCED The M•r:r •Shrine No. ;;t1 will meet Friday at 8 p. m. at the Od.J Fellowa J;laiUn Pomeroy lt is un- nouneed. 1.. ) ' • • Values ............. ..... at Funeral Services or Mrs. Cross · Will Be Sunday ",. home! ta about Gate-"!ood. store, IN OUR USED DEPARTMENT .$1!5. . • • • • . • • .. . ·.~88, . • , nutt~ . . . .• 1 Mother Of Six. Held On .Bad Check ll e tbrouch will 10 sebools '"!'lJn~..,ll<l•t)l l . $88· .' ~·k• $3.00 pr. WOMIN~I ..bleb and red told Reg. '3.98 pir· MAIUITTA, Q, UP! - A ..Ill- meN . .a Ohio lteiii'OICI trein •Pt-dlnH • truck lotdocf ~ ......,._..,. l ' .,rut ...,........ h.... 'fiiunct~y. IMI lthtie .,., ... ... 1M- no lftlutiM. •• Funerill services win be held Sunday ,at two o'clock at the Beth· any Cft.urc.h at Dortas for lfnl. W. B. Crosa, who paBSed away last at Holzer Ho6piW foUowmg prolODged illne88. She was taken to tbe office of . Hewetsou Where tbe wound was M.n. Crosa was a member of the I d:~~~· She was rdeased. pending :~'~;:'.h~:;~ 1f investigation by tbe Porn· Church and ts surv1ved ero)' police, thief Jed Webster W. :B. Cl'Ofls, Rasa1d today. a brother, Jeny JacUvetpool. may call at the Ewmg Co_mpIete Coverage G"lVen 8y Ht':'.-:::::::;; !Did: Rpund Ball Dedicated .Famil . y :':..~ade f.aken to the church. Burial will in the LeW! Falla Ceme- • One of Melg& county's most basketball-minded families will be doing what it likes best In Sports tonight, watching round· ball games. · • Marshal's Pay Hike Came Elll"lier, In '59 4-H Clubs Will Go On River Trip 'ULLETINS . June 9 When. Steamer Avalon Visits At Pomeroy . loy· mt. Mark· 6 Il !But Mr. and Ml'fJ. Donald Wolfe Btg Ten champs. play Western City council tolii'C!ea ·aatd , 'and daughter, Janice, ,se01or ou K~~tucky (20-6) •. R.. , town inarshal ll.. L. pr_e-Jaw )ltUdent, will be several They juat ~... the,y re .fonni wu not granted a N inbundr:OO miles iparL Contrary tq &ee a better pair of games, sa'd of $00 per month recently l~l~ Br~pbi 6!judp wiU M w · b t · •· II b · Mr Wolfe wtw Ia RaclDe Jlii1\; -- d¥fm& · 1 COD troveny Oblo Una• a usua y appefUI m such a Sch 1 .....l ...., 1 d tbl ti di as repou~ ,tbe : bri(J& judie Getald sP4ll1&-bent famij)', it is the laduJI rectooor. .,..nCJ..-... ab 1 e C · whieb helped brine the re1ipation . •Wood wbo Js aHihated tr~velini:, the gent ataymg home . of .Mayor C. 0. Pickens last Honte~'bet's' · traiJ1ing pro"Why, I'm the official score- da)' ni&bl ' musJo at West Virginia iMrs. Wolle and .ber daughter keeper at the PlTl" Tbe oUiciala said the marshal will take the noon exCW'llion train bad been granted a pay increase ii·~:~~~~~ out of Athens for Louisville, Ky , (The PIT 1& the Portland lnvtt.a· last year before former MAyor d will be aceepte to where tonight the.- Bobcats meet taonaJ ToutnameDt--ade school- Pickell8 took offlce after winning CQSt or the event. tough Georgia Tech (21.0) JD the whtch opens tanighl.~ at Portland the November election as an inde· -3.::l•_::G.::rad:.:::e_:S<:.:::hoo=ll.;:l·_~~---_:pe:.:::n;:de.~n.;:l_:<_:••::d.::•d_:•::."':.·_ .. Area .,ne,:es are urgmg attend ftrst game and Ohio State (2.,1_. _: anee• and ®Operation in such fea· UvaiJ a• part of 11 nationwide . 1 • ~~~~~:~to .n,our.,. music OXFORDS I gymnaaium j :-: BIG BOYS' 'to •''·" School wJth auditions be&inaing a m. snd calrytn; ~e-;!; , SALE wUI ma ~:::d 1H~lgh ,.Wlliclf $1S9·•• ..' pledgeofto~r.pn~ Mter tbe meetine a socia1 hour IO'h wiU be held witb refreshments , to be aerYed by the haspltality The Regional, Soli! and Ensem- ~l~~;~A~.special invitation ia Feat.IYal wt.ll be. held for the the parents of the tl.me In this area at tbe Waarea to attend. The coroner Anton Dltfring - Huel Court to ·~~~;ftl::":~t~~~l>ou\. aurface of two milea Church ln Po~e· j from . services wUl be oon· They raced illiainst time beat 2 o'clock at the cause no one tneW how mucb air Rev. Fatbei John space tbe entomW miners h'ad: Burtol will be Heart Cemel<t7. J»e -announced. , - alao "THE MAN WHO Sizes 31-!1 • U10 li!PI for more than 1 st.retf:b. tbatThe ......S u - .- bl;:~r ;~~~~~~~ .l!o!i·.~ • STOCKINGS .. : tliSt ·a· poir • ' ............. suo • poir ' &·and D Wldtlls ' Sl&ea 6~ to lZ ~~:~~~ ·.Ill~:~!~~~·~·.; ..d}·35 a poir ~ $1.35 a pair APE MAN" Den.'1y Miller, The New ,-.nan UN'S .D,IIPS OXFORDS will Festival Is Tomorrow At t'fl/aha u• "BELOVED INFIDEL" ANN~Vf.~_S.ARY will be speakinf Fri· and SUDdu nighta churcll. Time of 7:30p.m. ••• G"'&ory Peek - Debol'flh Kerr SATUROAY "TAIIZAN AND THE toULD CHEAT DEATH" han been sealed from freedoM since 8.30 a. m.• u.t., Tue.da7 when a slate f01lJ touched off a fire at the >1M-foot level of the Holden No 22 mine of llland Creek Coal Co. The intense b'eat which at tilDel reached 150 degrees. phD Choking amoke, carbon monoxide gu and addiUOJlal roof lalla have beatea back repeated efforu to break through to the trapped men. Crews, tr')'mg to clear fallen f ..,,., wer-e subjected to teppera. ' Devotions by Jerry Frick openThe Salisbury Girl Scouta Troop the business meet ina: of the and their leaden, Mrs. Johft t,ellowshlp of the Enter- I"''""" and Mrs William Collins, EUB Churctl when the observed the beginnlnl of Girl met Tuesday evening at Scout Week by attendlng worsJUp H:rvJce at the Rock Sprlna:s Me· sin&inc ot thodlst Church Sunday. Have in .TeThe troop met at the scJtool on "The Old Rugged Monday evening and duea and at· l4: 1·9 was read b)l tendance were taken by the paand prayer by El· trol leaders. Plans for a pro· Wll a diSCUS· ll'BID to be presented at the Sal· eeaaon after1 labury PTA on March 15 wen~ cloaed with made. Plans were also made tor Lord out-of-door day which will be beld SJ~turda,y, Marth 12, (rom 10 a. m. to 3 p. rn. at the Sall&bur)' Scb..l. (LITTLE LOANS, ica. Rev. day, at the th ... On ,., S1.50 a pair :· Girl Scouts Attend Services At Rock Springs POMEROY, OHIO 300 W. Seeoad St.- Phone WY 11-1111, Pdmeroy Hit. Minersville Feed Store With $~00 Safe Robbery Last Night uid. TONIGHT .... PRIDAY SA'(IfllGS & LOAN CO. enttne SINGLE Ar...ndSo.l MEIGS 111EATU ~~ONOMY at llf6W............... Tow~dOrhit Skinner; secretary treuurer llolary McAfee; newsand reporter, Ja· ~~~~~ 6~R~~~:~~~:~~. net Arnold; recrcaUon leader,,_.:: -·· Polly Bahr; health and aafety, Patty Arnold. During the meetinc pi'<Jjecll were dUcussed. Ottlers attendini were Becky and Mary Ra~ord, Susanna Ar· nold, Reta Wears, Linda Sa~vage, DiaJU& Weyersmiller, Janet Humphrey The next meetin8 will be held March 22 at 6.30 at the home ot Mn. Amos Leonard Wlth the 11d· Mrs. Betty ErMn. A d'" monstratlon will be ll'Veft: at t.he next meetmg by Nancy Sktnner on hemmmg hems. After 6 P.M. with Merchants Pollee Service $25 to $1()0t) e • WEATHER The Rock Springs Busy Bee 4-H Club organized on March 9 at the home of Mrs. Amoe Leonard with Mre. Betty Erwin u the ad· visor. The meetina: was opened w1th 13 members present. Offi. cen elected were president, Anita Collina; vice pre&ident, Nancy FREE PARKING WISH I) ' ,• •• Bu1y Bee 1-18 Soc I"rl.vate Roofll8 For 18 l-o 17~ People B'i• to 3 ;j. ~ • BusyBee4-H Club Organized At Rock Springs POMEROY'S liST Sizes I waa 1nnounc:ed that Mn. Lucille DUll would n~reten1 tff ett~up at lbe B<otbethoa<l AIUifl&rY Con· ••• lialft•W Hl1'EL MARTIN Black Leather ) 011 \ fl Sorority Chapttt' Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting ' The m project of makln(l nose bags and s1t upon"' were ro mpl cted afler whtch a game 'wo keeper" was played eBANQUET . trlth PLAN and ARRANGE eRECEJ'TION when tlie IIOnary educahOlli Mn. J. W~ tJ~ I Central Scho.ol Gl' rl Scouts I Hold Meet"lng • Brown WSCS of the United Kethodlii Murray, . sec;nti.Q' ot lijt(it~ Cburcb met Tuesday evenm& at and publications; Mra. C. F. Tom,P the cl>urth. klna, ~cret.try of ttPJ,dren • .. ork, M:tu Grace CampberU, f!Qo GrL-up singing of "A Charge To retary of stu debt wort; Mn. J:, £. Keep I Have" '(Jpened the meet- Bryant, aeentaey of ehriltia:D mg, foUowed with a meditation &OCtal relations, Mra,. W. Q. J141and prayer by ~v. Brown. ScrlJI nltz:, secretary ·Gf toell cburcb ture readiqs wen g1ven by Mu achvitiea antJ M:n. "Eulene llroWD George H. Parker, Mra. Dwagbt seeretary of youth wort. Parker, Mrs Jed Webster Sr , At the elose of tbe meelinl a and Mlss Grace Campbell after wh1ch a meditation on each was course w.as served by Mngtven by Mrs .• Brown. The deftm- IJU•Ipn Gilmore, Mr1. Baker Gor uon of stewardship and stewardand ){1'1, Pearl Hysell. TIJ.e t t b 01 Pattlcll't Day tbeiM was cii'· I I ;;:;;;.,·~~. lme, s ewards IP pos- ned out on lbe &.able a p''· 1; and stewardship or tal....were cliscuNed by Mrs tiC tree holding lfeiD a-.m ctropl Brown A solo "I Want to Uve tn tn the center and tbi!DI'Otka Pltca Friendly World" by Julie ed at Interval! alOni tie tlblt. Brown accomamed by her mother concluded the program. Mrs. Gertrude H1,chtower of Panama C~t)', tlor;id.A, hu been VlSitln& here with relatives and friends, includin1 Mr. and Mn Plana were made for "Opera- 1 ., ·pe Mire several yean aa:.o . tl.ons Forward" mghl and open Land a.!ter wb1ch refreshments Mra Harry Mllls who aust.amed house at the next meetmg when were served Cbtll'* Grange met puesda)' At the March 2.2 meeting the a hlp injury seven~ weelu ago evenint in lheb' new hall m the servmg committee will provtde was return.ed Tuesday by ambtllold ~elp -Oounty Court House coffee and sandwtches and olhera from Holur Hospital to her Dale Kaub, worthy master. are asked lo br1ng a covered d11h. lho•me on Fourth Street. pre1nded .and thanked George Xn. Emma Matthews Js st.ayGenheimer, Harry Holter, Hoy at tbe home 0( Mr. and Mrs MtUer, Geor~e Holter. Lawrence Scmea. Mrs. Seines who has Srruth, Read Young, David Kobbeen ill for an e"tended peruKI. Ientz, Earl De.an, Clayhm Alll'n about tbe UJ"lt. Lt. James Roller arrived Sun••d lbe bome econom>e• <ommll· tee !or their work on the ball. day for a vtait with bia parents, He also thanked Carl Kautz, Del · Refreshments hy Mrs R1 chard Mr and Mrs. Max Roller and mar Baum, the Ridenour Supply, Owt•ns preceded the mectmg nf the family. He came ee:pMially to ac· Elberfeld Store and Hence Karr Central School Girl Scouts cf c.ompan)' hta wife and cb1ldren to for donations given. A communi· whu-h Mrs Vtctor Young Jr IS the Chanute l''teld, Ill., wbere they cation waa read concernmg the leader when the Cirl6 met Tuesday will make their home Mn Roller National Gran&:e Monthly evenmg at the school and chtldren have been the Group alnllDI of "When You JUe•ta of her parents, Mr end The meetm1 opelled w1th prayiiDd I Were , Young Maggie' openMr1. Homer Hartley while Lt. Roler followe d by the Pledge to the ed the program, followed by JOkes ler wa1 on us1gnment by Leota Young A poem "The Flag and the Gtrl Scout Promtse, Mrs E M Wood let. Tuesday Gran&e'' composed by A&nel Rull laws, slo~~:an and motto given m lor Cleveland Wtlere she \till be umson Roll call and dues were chell was read by Mary Genhe1mer the a:uest of her 10n-in·law and and two articles were g1ven taken by ~tss Sharon Yohng, with daughter, Mr. and Mr&. Don GraH'i g1rlil and five leaders and help"Brus h Control" by Roy M1ller ber and family. and "Crackdown On Pencllhn and ers present. Mrs. Gordon Hams hll return· PettJctdea" by Dale Kautz An American Fl .. g was presented ed to her home m Columbus d · The program closed wtlh group to the troop by Donald Wtlllama ter spending the weekend with smgmg "Dwelling m Beulah The use .and dtaplay or the tlag her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. M given m the handbook were 11tud- Hennesy. Mr. Hennes)' la report· • 1C'd and also the World ABIIOl'tahon ed to be improving from hls re· of G1rl Guides anrl Gtrl Sco uts, and cent illness. the mr.amng of the PlD were exMrs. Glenn Lambert subatJtuted YOUR NIXT plamecl Plans were made for the in the Elementary School recent outing to be held at the Salisbury ly , for Mra. Jamea Hawley while ePRlVATE PARTY School Saturday. The gtrls are to Mr. Hawley was hospitalized. m~t at the Bapllst Ch urch at D.U ' ' .. .. ' > 'l 1:'c ,•,\ ,, ..,.,~. United Met~odist Church WSCS Holds White Row LcKfge Session Tuesday Evening At (h&ir.t~\ Holds M~fing "How·l'otal ill MJ St.ewardlbip .. ' ' ' wa.a the topic of tbe devolloDJ and tecretary of promotioa; Mn. l"- At Legion Hall program Led by the Rev. and '!ebtter Sr., secretary of P . ' " ' ._, .. h . • , .. . . . ' • M ex~ County~s Meigs County 4-H Oub.s wlll enjoy aq afternoon educational e-xcuralon aboard the Steamer Anion June 9 whea· tbe boat vaaili Pomro,v. Ride hours will beltil5p. m. 1 ARCH;SHOES . ePumps •' R.ed Anchor · ... ' ' • THI AVALON . for recreation and ll!bJbymut. steamer's home, ~~ 211 lnlormaUon COJloetnlili! the W•t 8th S~t, CIDCI!iDW. J. lUte ShO. Avaloo Is obtaluM>Ie oo"' fniOI Ollljl; Dwtbai'·l.c!OlO. ' ' 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. 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