http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d9e38f847a038267ffc07d00110ecce3.pdf 506b9767357339dea4411604bbab420e PDF Text Text • ... . . ·o ~· c..:/ • ~ &; ~Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mllldleport, 0 , March 14, 11180 ' Gil-l Scouts Hold Rally Day Saturday ' At Salisbury School W1th Huge Success Sessi.on Sunday Jaruee Zerkle and Lynn Buch were the le<~.d,era for the ol the WYY of the F1rst Prestjytenan Church of Middleport ... fi:RIDDII HOUDASHI'.T Mr and Mrs E L Fletc.ber, Twp.-hundred fourteen gtrls and leaders "'ere registered bj Coolville Mr and Mrs Aruoa Deem ll!elqdy Roush, Susan Lanrung, Amta Collins and MarUyn of Walker W Va , Mn Robert , Moore wb:o aao placed names on -c-c-c-:--o ~· IUDCbea ReKreta were eXpressed t.rol led by Lmdii Sm llh and the McGhee and daughter Metune son Marty of Cleveland were that othera could not attend due UtrthcsL hike lor llem wa::. led by and to tiM! wuther kut.h Ann Hailey t ollowwg the guests of Sara Oobba durlng tbe Mn Wilham Collins and Mrs bJke games wac pla)ed 1n tbe past week Mary Ann Hulburt of Steuben 1 William Eveuon led. 1n Kames and snow dauent& while the llitb were ar Al ooon tbe group assembled VIlle WliS th.e O'lernlght gueat o( Ltnda Kauff of South Third Street rlvla& When all were a85embled for lunch and hol cu{Oa The hot mght Her father Rev Hul the SalDbury Troop SIX opened the cocoa Y.iiS made and :;~rved by Fr!diy burt and aon Bo were overnight activluea for the day with the (Ia~ moth, rs of troop s1x _nd spee1al ceremony with Llnda Sauvage, the thanks were g1ven W Mn Maxme e:uesta wttb Mr and Mrs Gene American flag Susanna Arnold Arnold Mr::. Arthur E vans and Colema11 Sally Sauer and June Ba tley of the World AssOclallon Clag , Glona Mrs \\ Jl bu. Ba tl ey Aftt:r lunch Columbus spent the weekend with Buck, the Gtrl Scout fhig and the tlcm:; c ull ~ cltd m the snow Maria Grue&er the Browme fl 11 g htkc were dusplay~d by each pa !\1i5i Sauers parenl.s Mr and Mn Charles Sauer Jenny Evans and Debr.a Spem er Lrul Mrs Mabel Walburn of Colum were c(\lor guards and the Pledge ~!rs Jo Hardy led m folk aanc bus :iPent the weekend with her and games from 1 to 3 p m son In law and daugbter, Mr and of All• g1ance wa& led by Louanna Leonard :,hort sk 1ls were gJVen between Mrs Harold Thomas and chddren Fourteen g1rls Of Troop SIX acl danc~s by Bro.,., me froop 55- led and other relat1vn ed at patrol leaden fnr the H Pil by Mrs Lucille Hackett, who gave Larry Estep of Columbus VISited trols mto which the girls wt>tc d1 the hokey pokey dance, G1tl wtth h&s mother, Mrs V11gmia v1ded, Wllh each gJrl h11vmg a bud seoul 1 roup 221 Jed by :rtrs Max Estep last week dy Each patrol had certam artl me Allensworth presented Comln Mr and Mrs Harry Houdashelt cles to fmd om a ~:~now h1ke The Round the Mounta111 Troop 1(13 led and daughter f'reddle and Mias molt untque Item to find was a b) Mrs James Sunpson modeled Vanella Ca rroH left las\ Wedne1:1 mlJWI.ture snowman by the patrol bats made from no coat mate11al, day for a VISlt In Elbr1dgt, N Y led by Unda Sauvage the funm and Salisb ury Browme Troop 169 with Rev and Mn R S Place est atem, a buge tcJde 1y the pa w1Lh Mn Howard Rous h as lead and family M11s ,Afoudasbelt and er presented the song, Old Roger M•ss Curoll returned home Fr1 day night and Mr and Mrs Houda and gave TV commercials Entertainers At 3 p m group IIID&IIlg of shelt remamed for an mdeflnlle Jood bye Scvu' ~ hand shakmg and VliUt Attracts Many Mr and Mrs Bernard Schramm the preaentallon of a gart to Mrs Hardy concluded the mcetmg of Zanesville spent the weekend Rutland Dance 1 hanks were extended to Allee with Mr and Mrs John Lyons and BLACK Sli.th aanll crepe Dick Reid, popular MC of Nease who came to lead the smg family drapea begu!Ungly WCHS.TV, attracted approxJmateJ.y mg Mrs H 0 Ewing returned to .A&ure ill thia attemoon dreos 51'..0 teenagers to a reeo1 d hop held her employment at the Extelslor by Me.urlce Rentner. Styled at the Rutland Hlf:!h Sc hool gym Salt Works lHl week atler an ab With a. brlei'ly buttoned yoke Saturday evemng Mr Read proved aence of a number of weeks due tll&t fotrnll aleeve•, it hu a a hit w1tb h1s versatility as an MC, Meigs Students to a knee mjury triangular inverted pleat that Mrs L E Reynolds returned to drummer and dan cer extends from bodice to bem.-Also on hand were the Chrysla ls Are Finalists In to her home Sunday mormng after JJ,ne fJJ. Uw wide. ftated tldtt.. a s1rmg combo composed or Mike spend mg the past week wtth her son and family Mr and Mrs Val - --- - - - - -- -Hmes 11n drums Harry Tawney and Music Comp~ition Johnny !Thompson, 8uJtars pro Mcl&ll County students compeL Reynolds and daughters m Morg.n Janet Christy v1dmg the latest an Rock n Roll £'d m Athens Saturday, with musJc town W Va Mary Taylor vocahJt, was well students from e1ght southeastern Mt5 Reynolds went to ""'' Makes Deans List rece:Jve\1. provldmi plenty of OhiO counties m lhstnet 15 solo w1th the care of the Reynolds laughs wath her act and Ted Galla and enaemb le competition con children whale her daughter m law gher and Doug Martm WCHS per ducted at Oh10 Umverslty by the auisted wltb the <'are or her fat Janet Cbmty a semor at Ot sonnel , were also p ~e'M!nt Oh iu MuiiC EducaUon A880Cia her, Harry Hacka who suffered a The WCHE entertainment troupe uon Btroke laat Sunday He IS re[)Qrt.ed terbeln CQ!lege Westerville baa agam been named to the Dean'o wu aponsored by the Valley Belle Those trom this county rece1v to be a hltle tmproved Mn D E (Mont) M1llor entered List accordmg to the reetto~ly Dtlry who alao provided free cho 1ng superaor ratings, which quaJI colaUJ and orange drmka Me1cs General Hospital last week announced Honor Roll from Otter fJCt~ them for \he state rmals m Teachers In charae of tbe event Columbul:l, were Jennifer Lohse for treatment of • back InJury bem w~re Henry Null, Harold Sauer Pomeroy Myrna \ofaag Pomeroy :gh~ch she sustamed some tlme For the third consecutive year Mary E Chapman , Martha Ohlm Palncta Jlcnnt s~y Ponu roy Alita Mrs Pauline Gallag~er who was Janet has plat'ed hJgh on the llat ger, Warner Morgan Jan Burleson Larpetlte r l'omcro), lluhard t"ro11t a 3 8 average durin• Roger Roush and the school sccre of l!;al'ltcrn and Paul Brown Jr , taken to the Meacs General Uos 1attammg he pa11t year tary Judy Cha9e Esstern A drum f'nsemblc Pom Pilat followmg a heart attack at A gra dua te 0 I 0 1Jve 0 n~ eroy and a trombone quartet, her home Js some Improved Mn Addae Fugate who bas been High School Tuppers Plaans, 1~ Pomero) also rated KUpcrwr and a pfl tient at the Meigs General M ISS Chmty IS the daughter or wall be amony Lhc finalists Mr and Mrs Garrelt Christy now Dr Gilbt"rt Stephenso n of the ~~;:vee Decem ber contmues to im of Mt Sterling, 0 ' OU Music Uepartment wu ch1111 Mary Blizzard of Rutland who POMEROY, OHIO man of the nent and con test<~nb; Cl were judged by six vuutmg must has been employed at lhe Reynolde Dairy Store has recently accept~ V U 0 ~ OJBQIJ TONIGHT and TUESDAY employment at Jacks Dalry Bar ) C HOLD NATO IXER(ISE Mtchael Bratton, son of Mr and LONUO:-J UP! - The Defense Mn Owen Bratton who underwent • • HOUND DOG MAN' Mzmstrv announced Sunday a surgery at Holzer llospttal lut FtbWin- Carol Lynley h Ml 1 tunal\ tn:ale NATO naval 1ur ex week was returned to h1s home Frt Thi 5 F Jd 1 err1se w1ll he held In the eastern day He wall return WcdncBday Cor /dl rll ahy esveh~ n a t'ht t e ¢-al AtlanlJc bel\"c..:n tod 11 y ond a check up epor 1 1g c oo1 e anau Apr•! 1 Mr and Mn Herbert Moore who (olflS Glee Club Concert will he ~~~~~~""'~""'""""'""'""'£~!":'~.:._--havo both been patients at the presented at the Auditorium with Pleasant Valley Hos.pttal were re Mn Clarence Lacey, Vocal lnstrl.l· leased Friday ctor of the school, cUrectlna: Mr Moore underwent muKlr sur The program is made up of a gcry and Mn Moore was hospital va11ety of numbers £rom Semi 1zed followmg 11 fall when she popular to Semi Clas~ucal Emphas struck her bead 1s !or the prairam u on World Da le Walb1J611 and liOn Steve Peace Wltb the GirlS En•emble and Mrs Dada Jlamm ;ere 10 slngm1 'One World' and the en .... ,,, JUnll! TOO, Galhpohs today where Steve un Urc Club siRJ1ng, · Theae Thtn 11 '"\If ·~u Wl:loHIJ derwent an eye examination at the Shall Be , Two reUgaous numbers ' 1 Gallipolis Clinic w111 al~o be presented •, / Mr and Mrs Joe McKay and Accompanist for the program ~ /1 dauchtcr, Sally Ann of Mansfield wlll be Judy Butcher who Is the e:::~;.-2 spent the weekend wllh her par aecompanl1t for the Scruor Club enls, Mr and Mrs Gerald Rupe She w1ll be atsllted by Lynn Buch nnd .Mr and Mrs L E Reynold s anan, accompanlat for the Enaem •CONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, •nd Mro Margorot Reynolds ble and Karen Meltlhtnny who is Mr and Mrs darvln Swan and the aceompaniat for the Junlur 11on Billy, Lmcoln et, M1ddl~ port , Glee Club whtch wtll alto partlci 300 W. Sooond St.- Phone WY !·!Ill, Pomeroy wtlended the baKkctball tourna pate m the proeram. ment at Portland Saturday mgbt Adnussion tlcll:eta may be purchased from any member of the Glee Club and wlll alao be on aale Shower Given at the door a dance For Recent Bride 1J ynu fr1day Even1ng I BI . S for SPRING I. EL,Jl~F' E.LDS Off"1(8r5 El ecte d CompleteJurnls~ings Fflr Your Home At Shrl"ne s"~si"'n "WW r./ J Friday Evenl'ng Elechon ohf officers wu htld S nne, White ShtJf\e IOOF H~ii Friday eve~m· G~ne Atktnll, worthy ~ brother, Ttmmy Sendinl &ift• to Terr• but vn and Vll'gil Atk1n1, watch· 1ble to attend the party were Mrs shepherds, presided and Stella Walburn , Mrs Audrey Frost and Narss, Becky Thomas, pr::f:u~Zie~u~:;h:~~[. Rue Tuckermtn and Mabel Wad· I ,~iffi 110 0 r 6h b d M bel B I' ep er hs, en· dell noble prop eten, Vlreil aSSOCiate watc:hman of , Pearl Reynoldl, aeribe, treasurer, Noama worthy chapltln, rem worthy sbepherdeaa • worthy &ulde 11ven by the of Public inttallation Was lor Frulay. AprU at I f THE PERRCT COMBINATION PLUS.· ' ,~ ll,Ar Enterprise Mrs Pearl (buddy) Edwards lJnda Folmer), a recenl b11de wae 1uest of honor at a shower Friday evenin& ilven by Mta Max Folmer and Mrs David OIYla, at the Enter priae EUB Church G1ft1 Wfl'e placed on a table I PI"t'ad w1th a white cnver and cen tercd w1th a mlnlaLure bndc and u:room Gamea we re pl111yed durinl the even me wl~ pr11ea awarded M1111 Emma Lou Davl11, Mrs Fran cla H Glazier, Mila Joyce DaVIS and Mrs Donald l''olmcr The door Prize was won by the honored a:uest After Mn Edwarda had opened her elfta tefnllhmonta of cake decorated in pink and: white and inJCribed 'LJnda and Buddy", ice croam centered with plrtk woddinl belli, coffee, kool aid and mmta wer11 served by the hoatesaee * a. At the close of the mHtiftl pot refreshments were served Robinson's pressed clothes clve you l'fi.Luter Cleuen ' PBqNB WYHl~ Ia MlddlllfDrl tbeir bome1 honoring Mrs. Mn Albert Younc, Ql'l blrtbday and ber areat ~rimd:~au · ahter, Paula Morria lln birthday Preaent .wo...~. ~~~~~~ Younc. and aon, bert Morris aDd PauJI, IOt:l Mike Amanaa Mn and Myrtis Kay rec.'tlived 1 the you're assurance looking PUN lliiCI ARRANGE YOUII NIXT ePJUVATE !bat wonderful HOME LAUNDRY COMP.4NY •• ' , _ WT-NIS7 ' ~y" MIDIIUPOttT, OH.. of HoWen No 22 mine of Island Creek Coal Co Two juvenile boyt, oM from lower Middleport and the other from Cbee:hlre RD. will be return ed to M.elas County today by Sher Iff Robert Hartenbach and K1ddle port Ch •ef Herbert Gilkey ' Jed Webster and Patrolman Items found ID a cave back a).9:l:'rtn;.n~td~~~~':!'J:::r~ Clllef We~ster checks a Cigar box Meet"mg IS Plan8 ed To Orr"ect u·J!l'(;hway Deve1opment In . v d d Is d A planrung meeting here bv all m IVI ua an h hi' h 1 nt tions mterested m pus mg g way mproveme county will be held m Pomeroy soon Ch This was a chief result of a meetmg of the Pomeroy am· ber of Commerc@ Monday mght m offtces of the Ohlo Power Company attended by 18 members. President Lesbe Fu 1tz preSided. • Members discussed recent pro studentP will present a master posall U1 highway development plan" for that commumty The Tbey hoped, by the meetmg, pro- students have proposed they do a bably next week, to prepare 'am similar project here mumtion' for a D•vasloD 10 meet There will be no C of c repre ing m ~r1elta on March ZD At sentaUve at the PUCO hearing to that time all the counties m the day on removal of the Railway Ex. district 'jVill attend where long press Agency, but a formal pro range highway development m the teat has been filed by tbe Cham district will be studied ber Wath the comm11sion p , Clifford C Cuckler, omeroy Mr Fultz announced that he real eetate man, reviewed the ideas has recreation brochures on this or needs (or highway tmprove- area prepared by the Southeastern ments in the Letart Fall area Oh10 Regmnal Council They are Which mclud . . . re ooutmg of 33 to Individuals and organ toward Ravenswood and a bridge izotions mterut«< m this activity In sutton Township acrosa the Ohio I l.,.Uon. River A V HoweP. local b~atorlan. Wllbl"4 30 daJS IUCb loeatlolll Will )ij) contacted tn relz'lfd !1>. oom· wU1 be JC!NeDed br eouncil'l com· W. 0 .MltinJ s1,1ggested that aa plliDJI a history of Mefgs Cd\Uly mittee and atudied by lilhtiDI Ma.ss Mary Ellen Andrew, dau· a result of tbe meetang plannel;i to eRalDeera with approved ioatalla· gbter of Mr and Mrs Francis prepare fol'> the ~anetta discUstiOns to follow. The:re Will be no Andrew of Long Bottom will re· 11on. a permanent "h•ghway lm· "'-' increase over prueat levela of present the Buckeye Savina:a and proveme.nt 811SO£latlol'l ' rllJ.ibt be candlepower. Loan A860ciataon of Columbus, orcanbe<J, He sa1d 1t could work OTHER IUSINISS Chapter No 125 of the sa\r-inis with other commumues and and Loan Inlltitute at t.beu Na· aroupa wltb mutual problems and ' CouDeil elao resolved to -Cancel Hiddleport'l appU· uonal Convention to be held at that wo.u!d lead to arteries of traf c:atton tor a tJ!deral loan from lbe the Palmer House Hotel in Chi· fie to an'd from Me1gs County Ho\llina and Home ruance Corp. cl.co, m. Mareb 20 to 24th "otlr tdu;oh Hobatetter discussed u preUminary aewerace plana are Miu .Andrew Will aerve on tti, the proposed Meigs Commumty The Me1gs County Society for be1111 prepared from current Publications Committee. For the Ho&pital artd the l,l mill bond is- Crippled Children with Mrs fundi. J paat three years she- haa beerl sue (to be on the May prJmar)l Theodore Reed Jr, chairman m -Heard a Jetter read that ap employed aa secretary at the ballot) charge, met last mght to prepare pUeaUon !or a fedentil &rant of Buckeye SniDgs and Loan offices The Chamber of Comerce voted 6,000 letters for mallmg m the up to SO per cent of the coat of Gay St , Columbus and pr1or to $100 to the hospital promot1on 1960 Easter Seal campaign tbe aeweraa:e treatment plant, tbat dme she worked in the offiee fund Attendmg to work last n1ght for lfHJO, 1h ou ld be on Ill e bY oI Crow an d crow. P omeroy The <:: h am ber mem berB hIP was were l'olr and Mrs Ted Reed Jr, JUly 1 (no action) Miss Andrew is a •raduate of mvlted to a Wellston meetmK soon Mr and Mrs Richard S Owen, ($ee Council lnvik-1 on :Pa.::::.e•:....:Tc.w..:o.:.) _C.:.h::.e:.::Sie...:.;r.cH::.J.:ghc_Sc..:..h.coo;.' _C_I_:•;.":_"f_I9_5ll __w_h::.e:_n_:M_•_•m_•_U:_mveraity graduate Rev and Mrs Fred Gardner, Lee _ McComas: Mr. and Mrs George 1 BUCkeye S&L avalia~Je , , Sn"l"ety Prepares 6000 Easter Seal LetterS I Reed-.o·Ied At 83 Aft-er Long Illness worked in the high school ~ •y ~ • The tel!l(ue worken tlllft plunged Ullo a labynntb Of tllpnels leading of1 the main ha ...... way "H they .,... n.t In the tltlfl4 •rN, they .,.. s• stru"' ., ...,. •t.nw tH INck ...t ef . . Funeral servaces for Charles E Blackwood, s:;, who daed last even lnj at 9 40 at h•• home ln Bedford townshtp near Darwin m Holiday oommumty, wUI be held. Tbutlday at 2 p m from tbe Burllngh<~.m dlUrch and bur~al m Burllngha.m cemetery Mr Blackwood bad lived on the farm where hl! died most of hiS tife Has wife, Leba, preceded h1m m death in 1133 A daughter also preeeded him m death '* "* Mlller Miller theorized the animal llkecy " • Iars•. wild cr01111 be tween a German Pollee, Colhe, and-or Chow atram. Natural ltfe expertJ say moun· taln lion• pre extinct here and to find one m the natural atate would be .a rare dis<:ove& and quite unique Ncr Uveltock have been kJlled in the area. J'otm Meeks, local do" warden, whO hu beeo 1 cbeckina in the: ll'ea. •uue•ted tlle nlJilt animal cow<l be.a lllriiO owl. Middleport All are Ro•• ' "' f"""' H a~ For Grand OffiCClnl Mr add Mrs Ralpll Webb spent the weekend lb Clne1nnat1 where on Saturday afternoon they at tended ''Open House" for all Gra:nd Officer• and Deputies of 1959 at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Dav1d,on Sallirday evening they attended the •nspectlon of MadiJOnvliJe Chapter, the home ebt~pter Df 'P-ast Grand Patron, Ralph David 1011 . United States Asks Strong International Police Force -:::lie: tbre~-•-ta !:~=-~ a Labor Department Leaks Early lit~ort Of Fallin nempIoyed ' u :::-::-:::=::-:--,::-=-::::' MEIGS GENIItAI. HOSPITAL Admitted. 11ary J. Storcber, • Pomeroy, Jesse Lambert, MiddleWAS JNGTON (UPI) - Unemployment fell by about 200,- port, Mn Sarah Fo11, Middle 0011 ill drop below the four million mark, inform· port, Rol>ert Molden, Dexter. Georce Thomu, Rutland. Mra increased by more tlian 400,000 to near- Rebecca Hudrtatl, Pomeroy, Mw a record for the month. Clara Bin&, Pomeroy a;:~o~~:~,J Di8mll5ed Harry Sc:hwab, Pom· leaden have been pred1cUn.g an eroy, Elmer Wlcth•m, Pomeroy, other receaalon m 1981 and a Mrs Archie CiUman and son, .on the slackenmg 1n economic activity Carpenter • Mickey WilUams. 1:>¥ by m•d year . racuse ·- - - - - James p Mat Unemployment was estimated Alumni To Meet chell who g.ave a lipoff on the at 4 ltD,odo and employment at Clmton Gllkey Jr I president or report Monday, also s.aLd 1t show 64,0241.000 m January the Harrisonville High School ed wages were at an all ttme Alumm Association, haa called a peak mectmg for March 21 at 8 p m m AdmmtstratJOn olliolals were Legal Question Gives the htgh school to plan sprmg accertain to hall the new figures as Talman His Freedom tiVIties - If any additional ev1dence that tLe econ HOLLYWOOD UPI- "How can nmy Is In• good shape Some prJ a person have marijuana tn his vate economJtJts and AFL-CIO posseSJI,lon when he duln t h.ave a stnp or clothes on his body' ' ""-1 Headed Chest.er Residents Don't Accept ~:~~~~~·· ~::hM~:~~·o:: a~~': 1Jal1ies Total T)t~y Th Of G• A • ' IAs Li ~ kM d cafe~ri~ Hit 10 During· 1 COol~~ :~~~~~ 'fe~~seen mar~~'::!~y arau er tAoll"l:•nodrOR~n·::0° 0 l,.ast Month ouch or 'talked to a person who flUid prove ~&liu MiUer said one 1 nl1ht about three weeks aao he beaM 11 wild "SJteD·llke'' noise .Jhd bi1 own dog (!&.me from a field area whnp. erlne and ao frl&btened it would· daJllah~· n't leave bUI aide (or a )ong tbne e'ven other It 'Wall in tbe Silver llldse COIP• munity that Jarte trtck• were re· ported in the !mOw. Klller'a 10 t9 70 bead of cattle went.. thro~b' • •tal fence a1 if U wasn't there, be NJd This happened on J.he Iormor Walter Tl)'lor 'Piac& DOW T0 Be Held oD 1hursday At2 ,1·,;;,h_;;d rught when more than $100 was taken from the reJ)donll Cb~ilver Ridle atta today • poo'd wfdespread rethat a ..gi1nt uim•l" was ~,. 1.•ooae • w1tb footmarka In lndlea In diameter 1U agreed UMt aom~ wUd dos: by the OhiO State Patrol for ear theft The youths, one 16 and the other 17, forced a lock on tbe gate at the R If: Rawlmgs SoRJ Co ear lot m M1ddJeport last night and drove away a new 1..an rL....a .. e _, ..........,; The car waa 11nd b•J .••ana•er c.r . ~ roll Norris to have been one of th~ paila Ste.. o.puty MiniS Peul Ll,... Nftl • M fnNn tM "'1 BLOCkED aY W~ Island Creek V1ce ~ N1clr: Cam1aa added u ,._ ~ " I.IKJ' bweot into ••....,. area at t e rur of un: d ata -' th ••-· -onthe~ ~ ~ ~The boys were apprehended on have livetl. throcJh the ." Route 3~ last Dli:ht 1n a routine Only 8SO feet from tile ~l - ~ cheek by the state patrol but not the mam haula,&e WIJ ~ Vtnton man hal been given a untal they had traded tbe ~Pate re.cue teams had lurbcd iilto ~ year driver'.s license auapens- tire Lnd wheel to an u yet umden roo011, a slope •tarts ~ ~ ID ._ 60 day Jail term and a •100 tif1ed gas station for 1aa.. entrance z.aoo feet 1"1_ %'!~ JM1 one o1 the atiUeet penal Wben topped by the patrol, the He 111 aurvJYed by thC4e ebildren other 11de !lf IJboo ~· ~ ever handed out for J>WI bo)'a WJte11 found to have 19M tags Ethcl Blackwood and Dean Black the area wu warted ftt 7~ t he GallipolJs liuhl<lpal Croro a wrecked car ln the lo( m wood, both at home, Yua:U Black ago and a 10Ud. w.U bloCb off \118 the1r possession but apparently wood Darwtn, Mn Clyde Hines, area. "'•" •• 0 Thoma a arres\ed for had not had tame to cba.nge the Alhena Homer Bbckwood, Ashta Cam!Cia Uid lbat ~ l)oQbula, Edward Blackwood and Mn ~tate Highway Patrol tags aldson, a u}ety en&inMr Wilt .,.. ~~ through 1 roaJ bam Ch1ef Gilkey had high praise this Ruth McNamee, botb of M.asadlon, Route 7 south of G•llipo- morning for the Jaetson Poat of ~drll Juha Graham Albany, Ohto, among lhe entombed mt_.., ~ Frlday nicht, ¥111U!k a the state patrol for its prompt Mrs Dorothy Chaney and MrJ been working 111 tbe area for fOW' car and mfhcted a perm action m recoverins the car before Mary Jones, both of Dayton, and or ft ve weeb and "be abou,ld baWl InJUry on Marlin Moonet, 1t was even known to be mwlng 23 grandchildren and 14 great known that the entranee at th6 end waa blocked " a flagman for one way by the loc-al auto company Mr grandchildren 'U he d1d take the mu lD that the h1ehway. Norr11 &aid they had not m1ued He waa . _ member of the Method1rect1on, only the Lon! Uowt suffered a fractured patrol aatd todap, the car until Chlei Gilkey reported dlSt Church Fnends may call at wh) ," CamitUI aa~d the residence anytime theft to them tbts momlng "There s a permanent -1tarriade wlli leave hl.m permanent- theThe patrol nabbed the boya m there, seahne off a w~ out di.aabled Ewmc Funeral Home IS 1n section," be ~ "We ~ Abe about one o clock this mornmg Gll keY llid They wlU face auto theft charge and Rev Freel.OO Norrl> men may bave left some atgn on w1ll officiate ellara:e• ill ~uvenlle court. 1t a chalk mart or IIO!Iletlaial ~ indicating wbere they went." ConfidiDCt Dt lh., ., • 1 The failure to find tile tripped men 1n the area reiehed ildJ mormng waa the HeOIHI bitter dbappointment to the reseuen in tw than 12 houn MOilday ni.&ht th~ Mrs Jennie Harlqins Reed, 83 a battled theJr way urto another teeresident of WllkesVIUe. GENEVA (UP!) - The Uruled Slates called today for e .. lion where mmmg fllllbi.,n beaway yesterday morning tablishment of an international pollee force wtthin the United lieved the men could ban takUl Hospital after a pro- Nations framework to preserve world peace after national refuge They were not tbeie arms and anmes are slashed. Officials were perplexed. Tile was bOrn In western Meigs FrederiCk M. Eaton, US. delegation chiefdi made the pro- reacuen bad reaclted wlthin 350 near Danville .and bad posai at the opening session of a ltl·natlon sarmament con· feet of a pomt wllete' tat aWh the WilkesviUe commun· ference haulage runs up aplnft II Mlled h ws e ber of d off area, from which the Coal W s e a a m m The controlled Soviet preas re- sal " Wilkesville Methodist Church 1ected as ••dun"' and "!ncompre He 111d 1t muat be a force to beeo removed throuch aaoiiler ~a­ She re eded 10 de th b• ••-1 ••- .~ 0I -·-'li t was P c a ' hen11ble" a bold, cheat proof arms ensure ww ~• "'v"4 c trance yean ago. Hid tbe tra~ 1focm•h"us;u:es~l:~lb~ol plan offered by five Western na do not mature to lhe pomt where mlnen ebopped thronp tile 1f1i]1, survived by a son, Gerald, bona small nations leas endowed Wltb they probably could bal'f! m.te and three SJatera, :Mag· The Amerlcan proposal was de tbe elem~aa of national power, their ~If up a slOpe to all old caOcoee, Fla • Della Signed to supplement thll three or even ge natiOIII, would be- trance on Elk creek oil tb8 oppoeite stde of the mountaia. 'l1le Cora Ward, both o1 stage Wettern dlaarm.amen plan, come _ _ _ __ ehanee wu slit~~ tpreeened earlier ,. to the Eaat Rescue crews broke ~ services will be held West nat1ons meeting for the first Pieketts Anoounce Monday night to the finl ' "'"'" at 2 o'clock at the tiroe in nearly three years to Birth Of Firat Son they thought tho m!nen m~ Church, Wilkesville, break ,. 15 year · disarmament holed up They foun4 ollb' tour m the WilkeavJIIe dead1ock Ro:royan:ou'::'i, fuJi lunch palla and tome1tools. John Davis, paator Prot.ct Srn.ll Nations the birth Jut mght of 1 lb ;;; It was dtsheartenlng for the , will officiate "There must come mto beang, at Sbeltermg Arml Hospital m men wbo for a week bad du.a fey. be rece1ved at the as national armaments d1mmisb Athens Tbe new -~-• 1s 1 erilbl,- Jrt ateamana:, :tebi'Ja.doatd _.,._ ~~~:~~~cv::i:: Son Funeral Home ln an tntematlonal force w1th1n the arand.son of Mrl IL B. Pickett. tunnelJ in • raee apinlf,_ ~ until time ol the fWl framework of the Umted NatloDB Da:rwm, and Mr and Mrs. Albert &as and dwmdUnJ ovteL illlfte oHidals esth. .ted the trapped ··::::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::10:_:P::'.:"'"=rv.:.•::_.:1h::.•:_.::P.:"::'"::::.."....::E::•::::.ton MJlboan, Middleport. '"= Nr and Mn Pktett abo have minen mav be UllQ 111 tbeJr a daughter, lladocyn Mu. 3 years final 40 hom of OX:ltD. ' ' If"' ot age !,license Taken lelAwav For Six ears By Court petty cash and was nfled of 1ts contents Represented By Miss Andrew from Jackt~on where they are bemg held - was used In the office of Prosecutor The New Haven PTA Wlll pre· sent a talent and varJety show on Fr1day, March 18, at 8 p m m the Commumty Buildmg, It bas been announced Talent for the show wtll be d 1 ho 1 t Maso secure rom sc 0 5 a n, HarUord, New Haven, Broad Run, Clifton, West Columbia and Wa· hams A specul feature of the show will be the Calendar G1rls Prizes for the show will be pnsented to talent accordmg to category Talent will be divided mto Pre-School or Elementary School, Children, TeenAgers and Arults, Frrst prize wtll be $500, I>CCOnd pnze $a 00 and third prize $1 00 Mrs. Jobn Morgan Is general chairman Admission will be $1 oo .tor adults and 35 cents for students Proceeds will be used for projects of the PTA. clock~ fumes and debru, met bitter disappomtment when they fought the1r way two where believed the missm( . men had harncaded the ftre , heat and IYIDng carbon monoxide Talent, variety ShOW Scheduled For March 18th Hope virtually ran out ~ (~ TWO Juveniles Hero1c rescue teams, battling around the Udo C y llfl mto areas Qui kl Ca•"'"0ht tbemaelvea W/"th '60 Dod " 1 ge IBlaCkWood RileS ~~~~e;!::'~o: =~u.r.:.t ~' \;AfU , _..OY'SiiUT ' ' _ ror Prlute . 10 19 na Pooplo .· provide iree oewers! And dO you want • foul smell around your bouse In aummer time? I don't, and 1 agree we ought to do what the atate says to do." Other points made In rebuttal -There 11 no chance of obtam In& more time from lhe Pollution Board. Child's caae would have to go into court to be heard (Aprll 12 Middleport aaain must abow progre,. m aetung st&rted at conatructlon) -Jt would be politically near impol&lble to 'leek leJislat.ive re l1et on the state level 11 almost ell communities by now have beiUD or eombpleted thdeir plants, all had to e force mto Jt, many at greater expense than here {as estimated) and It would be polltical suicide for any legiS· ~or to champion such a cause. Cbllds ar;reed Middleport should eltller figbt tbe order' all out into tbe couru and. lellslat.ure, or pro· teed at once to build ill plant and aewerace aystem There was no ac bon take:TRIIT LIGHTS La1t year councU bad dlscussed Installation of street 10 new On arounda l1Jhti, of 20 proposed .perbapl lta UIGO survey wae ill· complete, reetdenll are now m vlled to notUy Mayor McElhinney eded t U th ey th m.• a l'•hl .. II ne a - PARTY HO'ftli. MAtmN ·- . ., • ,C:OND ' ' · "We Cltan l:v.rylhllll But Tho Ia Pomero)' Buick'60~ eiWIQU!Ift\ Rol>lnsoa'o Cle111en PHONE WY 1-54%8 b you;tself! Fly Jilim:v:·l extra dividends in comfort, and . I er.ml'tfNO Sparkllng clean, earef\llly I 1. . ~··~ ' '• Look Uke Suaday ON REQUEST DRY QEANERS When you see your first eREGm>TION • ' QUICK DRY CLEANING SERVICE LAUNDERERS - .... LOGAN , W Va IUPI ) - Zerkle,Ernest Lee D Childs, Gibbana and Chn· mayor was assist· Grate aDd Soh while M'rs F1fteen merchants of Mason , was have donated prites to be award· ed at the PTA Carnival to be Much of the 3~ bour meetmg held at th4: Element<~.ry School on wu eonaumed m a apirited but Saturday, March 19 congemal debate over the justness or unjustneu cd the law requiring Dnlwmgs for the pr1zes will be eommun1Uei. particularly amall held at 9 p m Peraons need not ones as Middleport, to treat sew· be present to wm however, if ue before dumping 1t m the r1ver the wmnmg .ticket Is not preaent CbildJ charged the law is bas& ed to Mrs Charles Haley by Mon etiJy ~ nfatr amce It permits large day March 21, before noon, an mUl).icipaUties and lndustrli~a to other t1cket w!ll be drawn and 1 put 4ft per cent pure wastes In the the w1nner notified \ river, which he clalmed Is far Merchants together wtth prire& more contaminatmg than Middle dona~d , are as follows port's total untreated waste1 He Pickens Pamt and Hatdware allo behevtd that aeid mine wa w&ll lamp, Mason Fu'rnt,it1re Store, tera earned in local aewen may table lamp, Bargam Center Mar a' letlt partially purify sewage ket, ftve dollar g1ft certificate and 100 S & H Green stamps, pgt m tbe tJver here Childs suuested a compresen Hogg and Zuspan, one gallon of e~ve teatmg program to learn If varrusb, Thomas Grocery, uomng lllddleport actually 11 contam1 board cover and pad, Craig's Key· Qtlnl the r1ver here, and efforts stone Service Station, oal chanfe lf or&an&ze other ' small co~nmun1 and grease job, Wllson s Texaco tie, t.o seek a revi110n ln the law Service, flve quarts of oil, Fron b1ckiru: Ui' the State Polhltlon ~a's PLace f1ve dollar gilt certi· Boaf4 ficale, Parkette, one half gallon ~>f Ice cheam, ABC Cleaners, two But be ~amed little ground witil garments cleaned, Balhe Jean's Beauty Shop, ten dollar perman· It CouncUman Zerkle, chauman of cnt, Harless Beauty s,hop, hair the sewer commlttee, in the most cut, B & B Market, one set of complete tbout-face m recent lo duhea, Jean's Toll and Teena, sub-teen skut and Bachner's cal btstory, told council "No one hu four;ht bulldmg a Market, two dollar gift cert1f1· ~atment plant more than 1 have cate But I have chan&ed my mind I ~.-.;:,c;t:;~t·~.:; Hope All But Given Up· For 18 Trapped Minen 18 coal m.tners !rapped seven days m the flreOHWeptll!l" Contributors To School Carnival Are Announced ~~~i~~~~J~obn $25 tO $1000 Fine Laundry Service Beautiful Dry Cleaning to be ever, Middleport council set up a program m 1ts regular March meeung Monday nlght 1n town hall where requests for lights will be accepted, studied by engmeers, and maybe approved Tbat and a ba1f a-dozen other aetJor;& were taken at the meetlng over by Mayor Kenneth and attended by all At Otterbein I Uve near where you think a street light ought in Middleport, and want one, JUSt see the mayor Actually, getting a street light won't be that simple How u.. ee present QnCert Tu IJ&terat. Invites Requests For Street Lights In Mi,ddleport To bT en tine TWO THEFlS UNDER L~VES'Q~!BON BY POLI(:E • TV nl at y JJeeoted l'o lmg MEIGS THEATRE • e Hold Regular • Ab.out at 10 ...111. satuni~y ·I ' TODAY Around And • I j\. ~I " Presbyterian MYF Tile rrally and out-of-door day which enaed Girl Scout week activtues was a huge succe55 desptt.e wea:ther condt· tiona. The meeting was hel<! at the SaiJSDury ~hool begummg I .. f< , , County Firemen Piau Wednet!day Meedoa Tbo Jlella councy 1J'lllllll.... Firemen's AssoeiaUOil wJII, ...:~ Wednoodiir ovenlnr, MArdi 1,0. al 8 p, m In tbe ~Jipi't Firemen's quattero aboVe lbe' ofq ball . .., Last •week'• meeUna ·• eahcelled due to the we.tltei'. ~ members intermed iD tbe euWOD monoxide '" educatloDil ~~ are asked to aUend. ~ 1 CIRCLE TO MIIIT ' The Federated Circle -of tbe Federated Church wiJ1. 'hold a short business meeting foiiOWl(ic: the Lenfen servu:e1 at thJ ~ Wednesday evenint, lt hils llefm announced Stratocr&Nser That logical qlte!Stlon by ::lepu ty Dlst Alty John W J.,ourks freed actor WtlUam Talman--the district attorney on the l'eJ;rY LOS AJ¥cELES (UPO Capt Harry D 31!; Mason 1V .'Jhow-and six other~ Monday from prosecution on a to.~, W Va , piloted a Crippled Air Force C.97 SlratocJ:illSV narcotic~ charge aought by &her WIUI 32 persons aboard to a safe landing Monday at blterna-· •Ten cases of rab1es were report 1fl's deputies tiona! Airport ed ln Oh1o in February as cdm Two of the huge craft's four engmes had stopPO!l Rlld a pared tn tiJ)( cases the same month tbrrd was leaking oil wh~n it roUed to a stop as ~sli lrlitJis Jalt year, actordmg to statiStics Mineroville Mau Pul8 and~e·fighUng j!(jUif,ment lined the runway The pllin~ wy released 'by the Ohio Department on a ammg mission rom Hawau to Topeka Kan ' of Hflalth The average for the In Not Guilty Plea The C alrcutt; carzylng a ' ' Calvm Imboden, Minersville, month over the past five years 11 t has entered a plea of not gudty crew of il:t .«it[ 28 ler.v\Ce per ed a hydraulic: leak" 18 Calle& 11~d sonnel beJan bavlnC its first At that point the crt1f to ll charge of deetrucUon -of pro In: :Meigs County one ease of ca ntne rab1et1 was reported for i959 perty brau&ht agalnat him m troubl~ about 1 000 miles from sengers dumped all thltlr aNI' U w1th a total of al~t rablel cases county court by Norma Wllson, the Wut Coast. The No 2 engine Platt struggled to mablt$lljelll ~ ol li;~iOW; lfi"": of the case started to go out and the No 1 and altitude 1~ lhe H:U involv1111 aU animals Pomeroy Heanng cngme "started actmg up" Platt "We literally came in aH The report was receiVed by John has been set for Saturday IJy Judge Bald. Tben No. 4 eJ1.11ne developwing and a pra,-er," Platt Mem, Jfe!p Count.Y do& w~. E. w. i'eopleL Brou!!ht Home On 1'in2, Ptav! ~ M:t~ ~ *" I �Ensem'ble, Solo fHE DAILY SENTINEL tollllbentating "·• GrouPs R'-.l.ked UR Hi!Jih I'1 At hens Editorially ~~ Meigs Shares In State Fair Fund . .- ·~county will receive $5 ,500 from the Fair& Fund this yen 35 the 10('3! fa1r part of a $646,003 39 Falf Fund for . The1atr fund totaled $619,- ofilO aequlaltlon and operatin1 eOlia Ia the next four yearL Georae s . Yo•••· prtol(lent, '"' ers receive an additional $3132 52 to be diVJded equally to provide added money purses !or tWo and 3-year events The latter races are limited. to colts and (lilies that have Ohio connections in ownershtp or breedmg as provided in the Fair Fund legislation. Forty f1ve fairs, three more than last year, receive the maximum of $8632.52. Twenty seven fair s receive $5500 each while the remaining 20 fatrs receive the mmimum of $2500. The 27 fairs which will receive $550V oach, are: Athens at Athens, Butler at Hamilton, Champaign a't Urbana, Clark at Springfield, Delaware at DoJ.a.w..are, Guernsey at Old WashtngtonJ H~ock at Findlay, Harri'son at Cadiz ,Hocki~g at Logan, Huron at Norwalk, Jackson at W.eiJston, Jefferson at Smithfield co111m~1a Gas wou'ld be(in mpvtna u. s. m~c!· ~~fo. ~~:!~~~~~s~~~~ia ~:~~~~;~ ~~:i~ ~~~h~:~a:~rc::;-~::! :'rv~: DAllY SEN..,._ aemblo-Rutb llrDihero, Margaret OEVQTEQ TO INTERESTI DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOI program. t' New Haven S<lcial Event's '' Mrs. Eugebe HelfOb has been a · at Holzer Hospittl. Grtnatead Is a medical Pleuant Valley Rospi- TO HQI..D DINNIR GRANGI TO ~IT Operation F~ard nl.(ftt_ will b(' obshved by Ro~~ Springs Grange Thurldl)y be&innlnJ At 8 P m A progrJI'I'J. will be present ed by Mrs. Huber Brown, lecturer A potl~ck dinner at 7 p. m. Will prrcede the meetini(. The public 1s mvlted. Handley and Edwina Ball: and a OF 'ifttlGS.§IASON AREA Mixed Brau Qllartet-.:Reva Rea, RJc:h.J.I'~ 5 Ow~ PubiW.er Nancy Woodleard, Jennifer Lohse &OUihl!d ~err .tternaon u and Elsae Antold. S~day by The Ohio V•lles The a!Jove m-:ntiooed Drqm ' ~ Coln~DJ ~t 110 Ke. Quartet and ~miJone 'Quart.!, io 1Jiiiil! Si. Pwfl'OJ Obto. BuJI. reeeiYinC superiOl' rating• ln senior' n~ q.~ce' phone ettitoreo!J,l~rtlon, are boW eligible to ltl, ~!flcJ! pboqe WY2-2157.' co~e in state wide competition !'(litered If ~d cll:u malltq to tie l1eld Satui'day, A-pril Oth, in ~~ -_.t tbe post offiee at POD the Lanca'ater lfieh SChool, Lan· ~ 011io. caster, OtiiO. 'N.:tiOnij adverttalng repreeentao ~!!;.JrilllnelNt!mboll, t>e. 1111 wv2.ztM WOMIJi TO MI!IT The Episoopal Churcb women w111 meet Tb...roday at 2 o'elotk 111 the P&rlah hous~ with Mrs. WJ!llam A. Roberts aJ;~teu and Mrs E. E. Ha~' m c~fo ot the Th• Nuwfi blrl~day dlanet )of Feenej/~iii-u!'ft ' P~sl. ' American Leg1on will be held this evening at 6 30 p. m. at the hall in Mid· dleport. tonstall is reminding aU l.e(ion· na1res and their famlli~l to be present '-oaJ1I Me.. New Yora ettJ. !lii!la<itntlon rate., :Jellvered bJ '""~r- where ovaUoble, 10 ..... '"-" weut: one 'rear in edvance M \'tie Doilf Seotlnel offlee, $1ti.!MI· -.!h·· JIJ! 1'1.110; """" onoolbo .,:lib. sY r.1otor nute where an.l 9 f?: !'"" 'WQI!IJS 3 MYS I DAY 1111< ~ :W llOc 25 6 DAYS fl.llO 75c • Every Dt.J Service th&t -day's PI'*· PHONE WY-2-2157 WRITE TO)}AY FOll RHOilllS folder «nd low ch.tet prlee1. Prompt IDIWer. Rhodea llateb.· ~. SpedC!", w. Va. a.NOt.p ORDIR IIOW 'BULLI)OZER ,.:RVICES AVAILABLE by hour or job. Co9tact: ~u)J order diacount on all or· dfra. Stee1 ailos wttb 20 ,-ear antoe. Pol.e tyge steel buUd· Mason C1ty SP 3·5178, Delwon Roberts. 3 12 21tp ideal for loallgg lhed. Free very on aU orders plJced b7 March 15. e ye1r financing. Phone Ori11 L. Smith, Long Bottom, Rt. 1 Racine Exchange. 2·25-17tc (11) Wanted To Buy (20o) Termite Control - Bor• drawn corn Pest Control 2-- PHONI: Gllmote Suppb Store. VatUJhan Peal Control C. Mtmb·e r of Nallonal ntt COD· trot AasociatioP, • l.W·tlc ( 1'4) FoF Rent , ........lh PR '-2150 ..,.,.,..,.,. ........ ,.,.•• 2 21 tic: Vale St,.. off Buthmut A..., LOSE·-w=EI:;;G;;IIT;;;;--;;SAFEL::-;;;;;-;y~\t~ITH;; , _ _,, Phofto W'I'-2·2H7• newly released Dex·A·Diet Tab· APAl1.'111Elft1 ..- i'PI'olllle4 llld let1. Oll1y D8c at your drug store. 3 ~4 6tc 1NSPECTIONS. WY.Z.2774. -=----':...::...:" F,. .tn•!Mdton.. lnsuranc• Nation- .u.. •... -~ Pho010 , _ . , WY l1i!i Jn good condition. Park· er Chaney, Raclna, Ohio. 3 15 3tp .. Tftomas M. Pain Tltl'lnlt• srtd P~TOII y ..... $41Q HAMILL lllVI~I ITATIOH ..,... t:IO A.M. Al)!onyUU f!.liO $2.20 AdJ received by 10 A.M. will be in At tuo ta.OO '180 fi.SO theD 'dettrO)'IPi the body I MO. 'l.·~ I!Oc (2,0b 1 Insurance oo11 mviiS vnfUI'Ttt.hed. Mdlastera. Mld4lei- 2-11·1! port. !>bono WY·2421!6, - 1 nd. 6 1100 M HoUSB • • Ro~ IIOTHERS: THE FIRST SHIP- 7 apartmeul: I room •P liEN'!' of WHITE STAG girls ment. A. N. Bengel, Pbone sportswear, age 7 to- 14. is here. WY·2-3272. 11·2-tfc • """ j I Cla!}ldiggers, Calf skinners, and tb~ Shor~ Shorts. Heavenly NEW MODERN 3 ROOM bath apartment. PhoDe WY 2• BARNE&Slii~Sl>N lljSuRANCK tops In ~mart knit styles all in 51fl. 3 8 121c 1 Agects, lf1dflleport. Fire, J.utoeoordinatillJ: colors. Layaway tvaUable if that Is more ~nvenmobile, Bonds. Pbooe WY-2ent. The Shoe Box, Middlepqrt, ( 17) Help 2003. s 14 etc Ohio. . Auto Sales 18) ~ ~Jil:VROLET 4 DR. SEjlAN uu good. $2-ll:i.OO. Blaettnan. ANDI~ ~~~~~~~:!- Wanted 1 Phone W¥2-6459 or CHerry 73 14 6te 2164. - I ......., -Oh .. es~cl 0~10. AC:I~·ES=::-.--:25::-B::cu-:,;-;ldc:cmg lots m RuUund Village $l,SOO. C. R. Jordan, Salem St., Rutland 3 12 6tp . I 44 papers on Nye Avenue. H mter -..~ CINn Uoeol C.ro ~~~ Ml"" and Models MITROPOLIT4N MOTORS laot Molnll. -·----- WOMAN OR GIRL TO ASSIST 1COMPLETE IN&URANCE !'II(). with b0111e wort and care of two tecl:ion. Life, Auto, !'ire, Pollo. invalids. No lattndrll · day oft. CoD lloo Milia, Middleport, ~ CARJ\IER WANTED TO DELIVER. I I!OlJieJ;OY· call WY 2·21~7, • 8 7 II .. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APART ..,...,____ ---ment ln Middleport. 4 room an 11165 'r oRD Z DB. SEDAN. LIKE bath residence in Pomeroy Cal uw fiwsh. $(195.00. Blaettnal'll, WY 2-3874. 3 12 6t Pomeroy. 3-9·6tc OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ONL 1fliO MERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN. ONCE! Here is your chance tY '~New J3;1,1ij:k tr.ade-in. ShoWI J(IOd llave a business of your own, n 0 care. $895.00. Blaettnars, Pom· investment reqmred, no age bar3-9-6tc rl'-!r, car necessary Supply CVP r 'lY~· . Mo , .IN!~' ,telling, lli4tiOnotllY Ad 191!4 BUICK SPECIAL · t DR. verU~M:~d, •Watkins Products to ru aedao, dynallow dnve. Like new ral famiUes. For complete d erfinlah. Thoroughly recondltto.. tails, write Watkins Product S. od!Ol' maoy miles of trouble Inc, IDept. J, Bo:r. ~.Barberton free .,m.ct!. $'196.00 Blaettnan, Oh10. (3) 15, 2l, 29, 31P ~OJIWY· 3·!1-6tc AUTO CLAIMS ADJUITJ!R (9) Openims available in local area for trainee or experhmced rnan NECCW SEWING MACHINE between ages 25.3~. Higll sch(;Ol Equipped to zll zag, darn, moh· graduate with some college or etc. OriginallY sold for eqmvalent business expb tcnce Pay off balance due of required Grld &<~lacy plus 9t.. $8.00 per montb. and expenses. "Only agKres!!IVe '1\'Yll·'l\llll. ~·11-<lte ambitious bgh type youTJO: need apply. send eopapletc me 'With e:xperien~W and requir!!d to Box 888·1. Daily Sen\lne), Pomeroy, - ~rheool. ftO cents. 3 eenta per word, oae tnlet'tiOJJ. Minimum ehqr - NewS~rmMay Exhibition Ball ~iss Ohio Say Weatliennen mi)NTj)N, 0 UPI - Billy Joe Shaffer Wat aent..enced to Ufe phil ~ )'etra In JPriaon Monday \ jor COLL:r.1BUS UPI - Oh10 wufu. •traDJilnt hu former t..eacher ahd erman loday kept cloae tab on 1 8 -etntl per 1\'ord tor tbfet f0D110Uf:i vt inteftiona. S119olal - ono QrOOlijllor 391o'!f.o per WW\1. l'ull .... Of 3 ..... !'"! wor4 <rill be dul'Jt4 lor odvertl.ol., If not paid wlllhiD 10 da!" alter lo<o!vioc bill . )'ponJ in Advertl~n& - Sjlou!d be repoJ1e<llmmedlotely. Tile Diay !in&t!il will not be re.wn~ble for more then one lntor· m;t lj>Ertlon. Cor<! of Thonb •104 Spoolel lioll<es of Evl'l\ta 11.00. ObltUil'ieo ~lab~ at 1 cent per word. - The S~IPio' l'arent - teachers As· P1'A TO MilT Tho Bradbury PTA wit~ meet sortatJOn Will meet Wednesday at Wcdnrttday evening at 7•30 at the 7 30 p m m the h1gh school. HISTORY ~"'·-"'- •'ij'f.:t. The Colu[Dbia Gas System Pl&llB abti: ·one rbonth, $1 By mailj_ NJ11 to arqqJre 800 \1'. S. eompaet e'ars six 'u.ontlill, $4.25; th.' • and thiheby save "'DOo Iii fleet •iiititlii. a.I'IO month. -. · -PTA-TOMEET 2-d'an),"ii;ntl~el, Pomeroy·MWdlep<>l't, o., March i5,l:96o wmpact l'.... Cormn.mder Paul Hap- HOLZIR HOIPITAL CLUI SIIIION SET Admitted March 12 Mrs. LoThe Middleport Literary Club well McNickle, Racine; March 13 · will meet thl• Wednesday aftr•r- Floyd Bl1ckburn, West ColumbJa· noon at tl1e home of Mrs. H. E Mr~ Raymond Yagatkk Cheahire: Cook Mrs Walter VO~;ll, Porricroy; Mrs'. Gas l'..n.nany To uo.:Jll'UV~ ... ve On FOR CONSISTENT .DEPENDABLE RESULTS jlATES eompoct "" tnto the clartnet aolo, auper1or; Ricky and 4:1 ,000 mnes of uae. . Campbel1, trumpet solo, excellent ; '11le combmed savmgs ~ imtial Judy Wehrung, trumpet solo, ex- acqUJSJtlon ~osts and gasoline concellent A Junior trumpet \rio re- aumptlon will approximate $34o,ce1ved an excellent rating. Thi s en: 000 for the four year period, Mr. semble ineluded Judy WehJ ung, YQung sa1d. After the fourth_ year, Ricky campbell and Pam Hobstet- when _the ~ompa~t cars w1ll be ter Student accompanists for the full)' mte~at ed mto tbe t:Jeets, several soloists and ensembles annual savmgs shodld approxtmate Jennifer Lohse, Cbarlene $1~,000, be added. .. Linda Kirk1and and Kay We have a ~espons1b1hty to the 1Comp~n .. • public to prov1de the best poui· In Seruor competition, two en- ble natural gat< sen;tce at the least sembles were rated superior. possible cost to our consumers," These Included . Drum Quartette Mr Youna: Utd. That's why we are with Bin Young, Jon Webster, always seeking cost-cutting proGene Hester and Charles Kitcheu, cedures and dev~ces. The U. S. and a Trombone Quartet with Jen- compact autos fit our operatmg nifer Lohse, Elsie Arilold, Dorothy philosophy." Brown and Ruth Brothers. omerwpaust.M~U In addit1o~, four other ensemORI MOVIS SOON blea received an excfilllent ratilil CONNEAUT o UPI-The first These include the f(lllowmg . Sen- Jake ore cafriers are tentatively mr Trumpet Trlo-Reva Rea, Nan-' scheduled to sail from th1s Lake cy Woodgeard and Nancy Brown; Erie port the early part--of April. Clarmet Quartet-Charlene Diehl, I-~-" Judy Hewetaon, Sharon K. Moore /jpup and Paula Sayre; Trombone enI ftl linn. ' IIACINL OHIO. nO¥'\eed in Ne'tf 'York \octa:r that Twenty . four Pomerny ~-righ SyStem's motor vehicle fleet. lm· School Band students went to Ohto mediately. Tile Ohio Fuel Gal Co. Unlvenuty S.turday to parttclp:.tc Ia a put of the Columbia System. Mr. Young ad'ded, that under the m Di.str1ct IG Music CompetJtl •ms Syat~m vehk'le !'i!~lacement policy, Festival sponsored by the OhlO Jt will require folft' years for the Mus!(' EducatiOn Association Included 10 thts group were Th' 1100 cnmpact cars to be integrated roll.pwmg soloisls and their· raf- Into the System's fleets Automo- ·~----~··~·~--------~c=-----c~------=--c=-----~=-=--=-----~---------------- Shaffer Given ~"':."~.~:~ ~';" Life Plus 35 • '"1,' ~~~;;;;;;;;;:;;.. 1Years By Judge ... You auN DOWN .\T .,... hoolo?- ,..,._. .... 1mow storm movinji! eastward from 1Teua 111nd predicted Jt probtbl)' Common Pleat Juda:e Warren would o!JI&Ii Qh 1o S. Earhart handed. down the life A !lliJ(Ir lnle~est wn wbet... r lleJlft!Dee for the f1n~l!lfM'Wlth· the storm moving out of Teut hu men.'Y murder eon"ictJOD ln the tould bring with Jt eOilditloiiUI JJ>Ui .• ;;;;;~, -;~u~: death Of MJ't. Emma Remr. 75. which would triJger 10111e floodlaJ In He added the 3& 'YI!Ifl for araoa, In Oh10 TtH• appeared doubUul. The u s Weahet Bureau hi Comutilation of the body, ~ntert!!J Into 1 dweUJn1 to comm•t I fel· lumbu• said at lead two Wille. ony, and destruction of personal of rain would have to fall Wi'tbin property· a 2i hour period to create a min(lr flood threat. Eaeh day the 1now melt:J, the more rain would be needed to cause a sudden run· otr of snow and water. .. liver Ice A DlntW Northem Ohio, A.rtny Efttihand the Cleveland Weather ·~~'c'":· said a sudden thaw or ram could break the ice in GH.._,: Monta:omei'J 16.0 on anQ cause SOfRe fioodln,:. upper 9.4 on lower, running '1 Army Enctneer• at Cleveland teet; Galllpolla 18.8 on 11.1 on low~r nmtUnt 8 Pt. were ready to advise loa! tOm· munitles on how to dynamite ice Pleasant 24.7'1: Winfield In the riven if the need upper 10.. qiJ. lower on 23, 14.9, 1(4 running 30 and ~ traj. Conctitio.n ., Mew.ble AU dams Be UP from tbrOuc:h ~t 23. closed Lock 181 Avaraee ebout ~ RIVER REPORT Ohio lq........., Lock 1.1, bert E. !l,eed down •t 8 om Loe~ 17 'fi'ade Wind dowi> ol _C...,dii~ am 8-0; t.Ock 19 'Mite down at 8:10 am 10.2; Beaver OoWD aC2:30 pm Beuter down at a:so pja land Creek down at 7:10 pm. "''" 1 .:......::::;:;:...:;...::.:...:::.:.::..::...:.:;:.~ Comell down at U·Hi pm Ovec dft'n at 11:30 prn '7-7; land down at 12·80 am 8:12; Win· chester down at 2 am 0-6; Coal K1dg up at lO:lll pm 10-6; National up at 4:36 am 3-6; Paul Blazier up at :~:to am lQ-(1, In· diana up at 10:4& am $-8; Waid Childerfl traded tows with Indiana and turned at Lock 23 at 10·30; Gallipolis James B. Francis up at 3:4:io am 6.(1; Vulcan up at 8 ant, ll-0. No Kanawha River report available. ---:---:--:-~-,.--~ Legal NQtice LEGAL NO"nCE Dorothy Will Dans, who reuldes at P. 0 . IBox 331, Saxton, Pennsyl. (21) V!l.nta; Dayton wm, who resides at R D. 3, Box 545A, Bradenton, Flor· ida; Clarence Will, who resides at Gila Bend, Arizona; Harold Will, res1dt11 at Box 15, Groton. MIDDLIPORT--8-room frame with Massachusws; Hosmer R. Will, bath, central beatmg, 127-foot who resldes at 102020230, A. R. M. level lot (fenced) wlth plenty I S H M-A-A-G, New York, New flowers and shrubbery, double York; Robert Abner Will, who regarage. $8,500.00. aides ut St., MIDDLEPORT-9·room brick, bath several closets, Cull basement, 1 " " " '. . furnace. Excellent construction Level lot $12,500.00. MIDDLIPORT - 7-room frame, blth, automatic heat, storm doors and windows, garage and large lot. $7 ,500.00. VIRGIL TEAPORD, Salftman 229 Phone WY2-6731 Real Estate 1CueiJu ~ult9 I "I The AI mana"' . TODAY AND .YEST~RYEAif I . For Sale ! s / IN PAG& town, six rooms, 4 rooma down, :11 up, approximately 1 acre level land exoellent wen 13 iiil1ea from Po~pe:roy on State RDute $I 16oo.oo. Inquire 092. Pric:e Mrs. Howell at Pagetown. 8·1ZJII!t< I' ,IIIIIIIEII SL.I.NT, NE1lDLI: Q:W· iJ!,I .l!l!ollio• in moilm mabqs· dy c:iltibl'et. Only a feW mont&a old. Looll:l lh4 ~W:I lite WUI sell fo: balance $J4ll;.lf! -. monthly pl)'minll FOij. SALE: 4 · room }Jo11se, 1b acres, 2 miles below Long Bo~­ tom on long river road, on ·school bus and mall route. Elec:trielty, cistern water, cellAr under house. Some fruit trees. Price SIOOO.I~~rylan!~· P•rker Chaney, Racine, Oblo. 3 15 6tp ... ' ' Notlce deofi'til. Pb011e WYII-221K. L. '14. to Harold Boaton, 2J,ta • a.n«e •• .. . .,,t ' .. ,. 1. "' •I ,, \ t on > ' ·• -' • ) trerue ~ruelty, plaintiff alfO prays lor cultodJ ' of minor cbll!f· ren and other proper reUe.f. SaJd (RUle Will be, for bearln1 OD Or after tile 18th day pf Aprll. 1900. j) I I .. I "c ,r • , vau bur BltAU1l.¥ W'tten JOU:pay:~r-eleqtr.tcn1,1lt Somed.,. ,.,.. ·ajq ........~~... ,.....home with • d - "waal of· upr.~ But ~·~'~"'!· ~· are usiog ~ u,ltit tll"to!niM> the ~ ..,1"~ o/;11!@ llliooo ad .~ Iampo, ...... li&ll........ ~~~ fl!d ~lif.!i!!Rt liJbto .... ~ fanlitliiMi: ldar.aret Aoo Cudlllo. Plaintiff Uptill,s 111111 .. , .....,.... · ' "·., . ' . ".........,-.,...,.,.,.,.;uooJ! ~·61!1'"« ~""' z-""-~I · Your .,.otrte:J!lll Ia a •J'n at I!I'TT•R ~IIvln8, . ' '' I· " ·. ·- ... ... - , ,__ I ' / _ r r ... ~ ... ... ,-··-- ' . �-' ' 'Middy Independents Win 65.461 - 4--J)aQy Se,nlln~ BENGAL soss • • • • • ayAianMav.r . Violets Study Ohio State's Dream Series All Set In :-- Powerful NCAA Contenders Pr0 Cage Ranks New Enter Quarter Final Games Wednesday Nivht ""tl fonnanee cleared the decks today the quarter finals of the Kyger not ea:tended by Creek Independent Basketball ~ar out their oppooenta Tech." for a ten~honai Eutem fi~al Tournament Monday ni ght with a tbJal If, ~~t Coach Jack "To beat Ohio State ,. ·)l . 1 playoU &enea between lhe Phllavictory over Scotts team lobaa ~!?ned,.~'lnobGaD ..~·t~edh said, "we're a:olne to ~ve ~~~~o delphia a~d . the NaPleasant ~ as Johnny t'be Buc..,_,ea a~ op eor .. a ,.,c _.hi ri b , Alloclahon cham ~~~~:;· f . . . . ,U. lhe NCAA region•! final eve~,~ na i l. pion Celtics. , ormer Mars h a s ..... r . ' l ln 29 points. at LoqliVi.lle Sa urdaJ nl,ht. Lionel Bo""S of the •Boban a1Jo reported that Obio The series the NBA ex perts e& State waa "the lineat basketball have ·been hoping for became a Middy presented the tallest • .~o.._ r,alit)' Monday ni,Jht when the team of the tourney and saw his ••m I ve IHII l4lU year." Warrlon advanced Into the East- boys stamp themselves as favorDeapite tbt &lowin& ftportl on · }JI fl 1 · ites to take it all. Boogs w" bu'y OIUO:.·~•, ltoalol NJd he w-' l) ern na s agauUit Boston wilh a d b. h •h h ..vef1 cODficleat" ' but admitted 132-112 victory over the Syraeu11 e to ay com ang t roug is scout,._ B •Nationals. The beat-of-seven-game ing reports on future opponents ; :10 _,', uc...,yea were "a &rut V tequeace begins wednesday night with a view to coming up with a CARACAS, Venueula UPI -U in Bolton. winning strategy. ''.l'rtm all reports they RouJni are a you .re a word In the other o"arne last night 1 champion, ltiiy out tal&b ~ outfit," uid. "U ther bave any weaknesa of South America. Chamberlain, held 10mewhat in Miller ':; Construction dumped at aU _ and I'm not aure thcheck in the first two playoff Goodyear Corporation 50-44 at -.~ r..,t Dece-mber, gamea, broke loose Monday night 1 ::1 ~;~!' led the winners •with 15 do - lt could be thelr heavy kina Don Jordan oJ with a vengeance. He connected 1 of -liotaofl!l." -r trave ed to Buenoa•ib""F.:.!;rlc~ j on ~ of -i2 field goal tries and Games tonight at 7 p. m, are : He Nld thf: avck.,. MPh• non-title bout ·~: added fJve free throws for a total EcGnomy Grocery of New Haven iftd•ned .. .., nck- Thompson ot' of 83 pointa that topped the pre- versus Philip Sporn at 8: 1~ North u.::!trm~=M a!_C'_ fered an vioUJ playoff reoord shared by Gallia vs. Ohio Manufacturing Co. ......._.. -· .... knoekout. Boeton'a Bob Couy and St. Louis' Economy got in the quarter finRoulfti sai41 be hoped tel obtaln Monday nl.j:ht, f ..tho1tweltbtJ ·aob P~ttit. ab with a forfeit win over Rio mo\1ee of ot~r ObJo State games champion Davey Moore met Grande, which used an ineligible' thi• week Ia hopea of finding yeu. old VeaaueJan ~-"OI>IoerJ player in its w.in over Economy. 101M chillb Ia the But'keyes' ir- named Car..,_ Hornande:l tn a non Wednesday night the first game mor. . . title fiJJ:ht -at Caraeu and ablorbhas Marchi's Bar vs. Miller con· Robao ~ that ,..,\11-Ameri- ed the flnt' k~O'ut lou of bJs i and Middleport going can IGp.bomOfJ Jerry ',•. Lucat of career. 1 against Pleasant Moose in the obio State 1• 1 Illlstor' 1t ... ,.u,"' a,15 -•U. tbe baaket." Th.e Hernandez, unbeaten and unConst. 12 22 36 fiO r .; ranked, Moore six times Corp. . . H 21 28 44 ci'ilh , ~ uted Lucu a• .elpe- and the jaw el the CINCINNATI UPI ·- The UniPfleger Hi, Morgan 9, t:: )' ' brttuant at fleldJIY' ~- (Jh Springfield, ObJo, vere:ity of Cincinnati pinned their 10, Cofer 7, Weiher tl, pas~e~ ..and JtuKtnt them in 'on on t th nd hopeo today on a 6-9 sophomore tbe lwn . p." · · · way o a .seven rou TKO center for a revenge ~tory over Bloomer 3. Totals 18-14·50. Goodyear : Martin 11, Fruier 2. Ro11 ni fei.J'ed his chief seout · l:leftndlne champion California in ot have 1een the Buckeye• the NCAA bask~tbal1 semifinals Roberts 9, Adkins 8, Whitmore 6, alnee ott•er aourcea Frid 1h Cook 4, !<'andorsky 2, Taylor 2 . BY OSCAR FRALIY IQ f1 belt, hlm OltlO Stete Wal ay n I t Jn San Franctsco. Totals 19-644. NEW YORK UPI-Box.lng is Ed, Jucker, Cincinnati asalstant 1 ~idd:l<P<>rl 11 30 40 65 not psysically as PLlllishinl aa who 1couted the Bean in their . . . . . 15 24 33 41:1 hockey or football, middleweight victory over Oregon latt weekend, Ashley S, Darrow Wilfie Greaves insisted today, but a&Jd California bad a "l!'eat cenCrooks 10, Markb;un it's a sport in which you have to ter tn Darllll Imhoff . but Paul 2, Knight 1. Totals "make ia quick and aet out." HGJt c•n handle him if he doesYou wouldn't peg Greaves, a , Olllo UPi. ~ Tbe D<· n't :foul out." 3, Waters 6; clean-limbed, clear-eyed :young Taylor lleera lost K. Bostic 16, ThompCanadian who boxes out of De· Bowlini CORJteN open Ho'e was benched early in the trait, aa a prize fighter. He could ti, Fraley 1. Toteams 'title Monday !light, but fl111t halt in the Beareat.e' Mid· be, with his pleasant smile and team c&pttln ' Eddie Lubat&4l can Wtlt ft(lOnal final Victory at easy manner of speaking, a colbreak a:n ABC record with some Manhattan, Kan., Saturday night. legian or a young blllineas man. ao-so (for him) bowling today. But he returned with 12 minutes Except for tbe aliJI:ht hematitchrernalnlnl to grab U rebounds The Pfeiffer&, who rolled • rec- and block four Kansas shots. in: in the comer of his left eyetrd 3243 series to win tb~ 199 brow and a nose which looks as ABC tournam.ent In St. Loul11, Coach George Smith said he ir someone swatted him one dean could get only 2~(t Monday nlrht was somewhat puu:led by the offi. lick acroSI!I the bridge with a baseball bat. good (or seventh pl~ In the cur- clatina: In the Midweat Rea:ional, rent 1960 tourney 11tandlngs. but added, "As long as you win, Opponent Buttfll Him Luban1ki Jed the team with a you can't complain." NEW YORK UPI - Oscar Roh· 'This" he grinned, fingering ftlO, far below t~e ?64 he •hot ertson or Cincinnati and 'l'om the valley on his DO!Ml', "came in Smith bll scheduled one and a Stith of St. Bonaventure, the na. my sixth profesalonal bout. The laet year In ~tnntng the 41n&les hour pactlce seqions for two top scorers, headed the fellow butUild me. I'll tell you, the . Ke -needs only 1231 in bOWl· doubles today to tears just ran 4own JOlY• •ch~kl." throuJh choeen Wilfle, only 24, le en ..l to 5 man Cinclnf!ati the United State11 Basketh';., ~-~f'{o-rten-year 200· . ......, . ,''NOll'- Magee A8Sociation. 1'i 0 set In 1"1 by ch.!jrter~d plane unct.rdov a..inst Mrd-hiHina j I .. ' San Frucl~. of Fairlawn, lduarcto KO Lauue, the ~,... , · ~ 1tretches your old Argentinian veteran, In , ,\~ ' . ,pver your Madl10n $qua.-. Ga"'~~n'a tel• ' TbJ 11 •- 0 Uf Of F' ht Held Dnwn under 1 = wm BearcafS Pin Hopes On u£9 Sophomore, Hoge .-w.. NYu u•r I ·I Today'sSport Parade Greaves Sees Boxing As Sport To 'Make· It Quick'- Get Ou't :::r,• ·Can ling ~Mh&{ I ., adiJllor? Robertson, Stith Head Writers' All-America .Th'"'"~':•::~~6:~+.:1i~1~~JiA~:I~l-;Amerlcan tet~m ·- ' ,,-~·' ...- .: I!Ome. Tlllnk o1 ...;··~ d ' t , ... - •·U '' - •:)'OW" wlebinl for exciting, c:olor-dellJht carpeting are over - thanks to M8Jiee. Designed to ' Clll'pel Ia 80 eu,y tO i:are for stays lovely to look at, througb years of wear. Come In and feut your . IY"! on 'l the loveliest earpeta ever! , I· ! ! It's Fun It's Economical INDUSTRIAL L•AGUE Hl1h leo.-.., Mlrch 10, 1960 HIgh Th ree Games Jnd. - H. Lohse, 680. High 1 Game Ind. - H. Lohae, 229. Htch 3 Games Team - Foreman and Abbot, 2M6. High 1 Game Team .:..... Foreman and Abbott, 926. ltandlntt Won Lo1f Swiaher &: Lohse 19 8 UPh 1H1 Sport Center Daugherty Inc. 15 12 (i:ement Block 12 15 Foreman & Abbott 11 HI H&R Firestone 8!h l~'ril. Seaaon Hlgha Ind. 3 Games - H. Clalworlhy, 825. Ind. t Game - B. Louks, 242. Team 3 Games - Sport Center, • Let Ua SupJIII Yoar l!alllta SAVE IIG MONEY DO IT YOURSELF ;STORE HOURS: 7 f4l 5 Mooulq IJJru Sat. BAKER Furniture 0. 'ft,iBr~Phit Cetaer ... Mkltlleporl I: ' qffTON 115111 :,.,.ANY ,·.;.... Selle{ PAINT Strvfct ' . 2818. ·' Japan has ordered more tbaD h11lf a million tons of steel-making acrap for deUvery in the second quarter. The order may help firm qp tbe scrap. market which bas dropped $7 a ton in tbe past month. • t wee k' the maca 1ae •s comte on the prime .&nde of heavy meltlna: scrap dropped another 17 eeata to $34.33 a 8r018 ton. Aluminum loomlnt metalworklq weekly preIdh:ted the U. s. alwDinwn industry will lbatter 111 PrevJous aales and prodction records this year. ~ ll TODAY'S SPECIAL , ' :·TAI'N YOU ,. (101. g•l•t. ..(10). · -~--i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;;;;;-;;-.o;; 1;;;;;;.-; •,;,; FIRST In QUALITY FAIREST 111 PRIUS FASTEST 111 SERVICE A Sattafletf Customer lo Our First ColllllderalloD Hoyt's Sohlo Service W. Mol• St. Phont WY :a.3M9 POMIROY, OHIO NANCY NEWt is not be too dlf(icult to reach. What botb RlliBia and the We~~t are doinl In fact, however, ia to 11 b b 1r ed 11 t e arm manpower aDd ao-callect "convea.tiona)" weapona and replace them with the nuclear rocket& that have brought about FROM SINGER RoU.O.Magle Vacuum Cleaner $49.50 FREE! what sometime• il nUed tbe "atalemate t~f deterrenta." Th 1 e a:enera eonsenaus of defense flpertl today Js that tbe Welt - tbat ia, tbe UWted States -~aa a small edae. Ia m.ilitary ltreDgth at the moment but. i1 headin..t: into I btt:bly danserous three or ·f our yean when ·Rusaia's Jntereontlnental roeket.t wtu areat· 1¥ outDumber those of the West. RunJa's lat.eat rocket teste ihdicate sbe ·ean fire baUiltlc mlsaiJes s,ooo milea to within a eertain mile or two of the tara:et. The u. s. bu AUu intercontinental mluUes with • UOO mile r~n~e openUollll tram American ballet and three lquadi'OIUI of Thor medium fQCketa lnatalled on fto:f· a1 AJr Foree buea 1n Britabl. But Western defeiUJe expert~ ad· mit the Sovieta already have 1 ,. aubltantlal numerical lea.d tn. missUei and that the -lead 11 likelY •to inCreaae lbatplJ over the neXt Yean. · , . $uper 88 - . $5.95 WALl, BRUSH "'til purebooe o f USED Slnaer Machin11 · '10.00 up · .• • FROM ~118 t.OO .Pt. P·leasant MONDAY thru THURSDAY - We Haw A Cornpt.h Ll• Of o\11- MeCALL PA'ITERNS 11:1$ .lfntil 1l~J·: ~M· .: l\~~~~~1~~~ THE FABRIC ' SHOP ·w· ·J·E·. ,. . ' ., . ' ' . E. Mala St. · Pomeruy, Ohio - .. .......,......... ,.,. ..................... """"...,. fooieo ...................................... 8Unlw .- • It ••~ ... Clift • •llltl • .,...... upMt • • • • tiilt the OfNIW 10 ,_.. ~· ••• lot fllrll IIIU....... et lllftl rKelftl'ft........... lhe ..' -. -AT YOUR ~ Oli AT '. f ·"I' YCIU~AUY4:iu.Y 2 Door Sedan . ' •· SoUd black finish set off with gll!llmla'g ,chrome and ,; bright white side wall tires. New black ~ wblte solt' oovers. Hydramatic drive, ndloil beater''~ a )lost of other extras. Drive It today, you' like 11: . . $1595 . . i KAR~ & VAN- ZAN~Y' · Cadlllae-Oids••ttUe;,;;J,I...Ip~er. · ·· Pho~~e WY·l-5342 'fo'Meroy; Ohio - ~ .... troiNil, ... ' . -.' .L.; • ~.......O!''!dlf. '"""'"' .. Dodor Ill ...0(4~. "' ..... ...,,.,.. • •..., 1957. OLDSMOBJLE - . CARACAS, Vennuela UPt Carl01 Hemancl-. 1SO, Yenauele, •toppM O..,.y Moore, 127Y4, of Spl'lnvfi.W, Ohio, (7), non. Htl., hno, Nn." UPI - M1rlo . _ cla1, 118i LH Yegt•, Nev., chcl· . Jloned Billy PHcoc:k. 122.- Loa Aft. ..., ..... ·" ' BE THE JUDGE! . ' '' Hyannla, Mus. (10). BOSTON UPI - Tom McN...ey, 191, Arlington, Man., autpolntecl Willi iBesmanoff, 195Yo~, Germany 1 .e..,n,. m FRESHNESS! '\' I slashed milliolll -from armed forces. The arms race today is in nu· eletr rockel3-capable of carrying death to whole cities from one hemisphere to another - In &lead of · in the mass armles, tanka and bombers of the lut war. On paper both sides have disanned to a bare fraction. of their HMS strength. Wjlen World War n ended, the United Statea had 12,300,000 men under arms, Britain 4,663,000 and the Soviet Union - a~ording to its own figures-11,366,000. Today the · United States has about 2,435,000 men in its Army, Navy, AJr Force and Marine Corps. ·Britain has slashed her armed forces to 512,000. By the beginning of 1963 they will total only 388,000. Ru.. la, accordhtl to SMiet PNmler Nlklta K;Pf.~ljilh.,W• fi .. UI'K, hn 3,623,0GI, min' under ar"" now, She hat announC.d fUrther cuts of 1,20Ct,OOO In the next two YH 1'1. Total troops in the North Atlantlc (NATO) Alliance today are PROVIDENCE, R. I. UP!_,.. unparalled since World War II n.. Lrnn, 153, Jamaica, N. Y~ eutJ d<•iplte 16 years of troop cuts pointod Georgia Macldo~e, 155~ ::::..;:.:=:.::.,__::,______J=::!:~~==~===='=' •THE FlAVOR! ' .',,; it Primary aluminum production expected to total aroUnd 2.100,000 tons, up 8 per ceDt ~ laM. ~~~ ~ ~~~~ to Increase by '" •'fBE tttrALITY! • CLEVELAND, Ohio UPJ--Steel 1 ngot production this quarter wiU set a record. _That was the prediction today by Steel mauzlne. •The ind111try wc£1kl y ·f orecasts production of 34,700,000 ineot tona of steel, nearly a miUion ·more t"-n were poured In the previous ·~ best quarter _ l&st year's strike-threatened second quarter. Despite a softenlnc of demand, last week'a operationa continued at a hiCh level. Steelmaken operated their furnaces at an esUmated 92.9 ·p er cent of capacity and pOured about 2,641,000 ingot tone. While steelmaking operaUOIUI will ease In the second quuter, no big drop 18 antlcipatet!. The national ingot r~te wUI avera1e 80 to 84 per cent for the period. Indlvidqal mIlls, particul~ly thoae sPecializing in wJre and tubular products, may experience I'"''"'' ., ' "The trlek." Greaves pondered, "is to keep him from catching me. Nobody haa yet, knock wood, and naturally I'D be doing my best not to Jet him do it. This la a big bout for me so I'll be doing my beat." This bout, as au the others, is another of Willie's planned car· eer to reach the top of the mud· died middleweight "division. "I figure to fight only three more years," he expplahled. "But actually I'm glvin.g myself only on~. or at the most, tWo more years, to mate it big. I will not be cannon fodder. -There are too many other ways to make an acceptable living. But this way, if I make it big· aQd win the title, could be a big booat to my career after I have left the ring." Al.-.s (10). areater setbacks, The ma1a1lne . said· poUtleal in· Team J Game - Swisher and NHr Cap.telty stlbJUty in CUba ..wfO POM no Drugs, 941. De1pite cutback• from some of threat to the domettle •upP,Iy of ~lli--'Mi9,!<Fllnlvo Yiowlera Avg. iheir automctive customers, cold nickel. Any lbort tenu pincll can 00 :: 180 ·rolled aheet producers are c:onfl- ;.;.,,tpllod releve .ol gove~ent 178 dent ot ne~~,r capacity operations .. metal. , • , . 171 " · through JU.ne. Some milts ex1'71 ·· •-pressed relief ror plana by auto few WHk'a Bowten builden to curtaU production by Lob.. 176 229 17~ 580 15 to 20 per cent. . Houdashelt 178 193 168 539 Sheet produeen tried to antict-J nildlr1n {~~~~~= Bud McKinney 188 180 170 538 pate automotive eutbaeka by boctBtu McKinney 180 168 100 5.38 tng all the business they could 1et A. SyJveatCJ' H7 175 212 534 -even when that meant bookJn, CANCILSJ. Dllerr 198 171 Hil 520 to eapaclty, re••• .'' outs. ' FIGHT RESULTS NIW YORK UPJ - Jou Gono 111~ 150, Arroyo. P. R.. ovtpolntH Antonio Marcllla, 145, BNM~ GENEVA UPI ~today Russiaat and the West are anning a speed satellltes. U troop cuts were all that THIS SATURDAY mO.I your bu4ge~ 1'1!Qillrementa. Magee 'viMd event on Friday night, Greavea baa bad only 44 pro bouta, wirming 31 of them and classing moat of his losses as_ "more moral victories than aoy· body you've ever seen." Lauue has bad 90 bouts. Of thete he won 78, and an am·u lng 64 by knock- Russia, U. S., Arming Now At Retord Rate · Steel Ingot Producti.on To Set - :OJ!':,~:;~~:rn:u::r::d~~ • s Record, lndustry Magazme ays :·d1~.!~;::~ =!·!~~t ~h:~~ PAINT IT IJI 0 All-SEOAL (Pomeroy) Banquet Tickets Now On Puhlic Sale Principal James Diehl Jr., said -:--:-~:--'-::----:-;-­ ducats are available from the Imboden Depart& For high school, Stark's Pharmaey, ..t. _ • In E Rich Jones, Robert Robert!, BGn- 1U8tgnment urope ey's Food Market and Tbe Daily ~ A/2t. Ernest lm-oden, Pomeroy, Sentinel. All sales will stop on baa left for Germany where he will Monday morning, March 28. None be stationed for two years. He le!t will be available at the door. Marcb.,.10 after spending a 30-day The going rate is $2~ per furlough here with hia wife and plate. sons. The dinner, to be beld in the H' f basement auditorium of the SaIS amily is planning to ~olo cred Heart Church, will feature him later in Germany. an address by bead cage coae~ Jim Snyder of the MAC champs, NAMED ASSISTANT COACH Ohio Unive,nity BobcaU; master DALLAS, Tex. UPI-The DaUu of ceremonies athletic official Harold Rolph, Ironton; lntroduc- Rangers of Ute National Football tionr. of the All-sEOAL basketball League have named Bra,d Ecklund. squad •nd presentation of awards. as assistant coach. Eckland waa Others to be honored are the an all-pro center with tbe Balti· "Coach of the Year", RuueH more Cotta and was line coach Moore, of the champion Pcme- for lhe past two seasons at Oreroy Pantbera; the Most Valuable gon, his alma mater. Player, Phil H.rri10n of Pomeroy and the foul sbootin_a: champ, Bob wtnebn!nner, .also of the Pome- · IIIETURN$ ST&TISIDI \ roy club. MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. (f'HT'-.._ "Tbia is practically ·an aU-Pom· NC) - Joseph E. Bowen, fire- · eroy event, and we are bopina man, USN, of Minersville, returned I~;~~·~ fans support this to Morehead City, N. C., Feb. 9, I~ sports ot:C!aticn," Principal aboard tbe tal'!k landing •hip USS Diehl said today. Waldo County after a tour of duty with the U. S. Sixth neet in the Mediterranea~ area. al semiflnals at San Francisco. " ..,....... "'* !::. -- Tickets for the March 31st All-SEOAL basketball banquet to be held in Pomeroy sponsored by the Pomeroy High School Atbletic Association went on sale here today. · NBW YORK (UP!) - Coach Lou Rossini of York Unl· yenJty combed scouting reports lodaf on Ohio State's DuctPHU.ADELPHIA UPI _ Wilt Middleport Department Store ·~ ~e Violets' opponent Friday night at the NCAA nation- Chamberlain's record M -point per- bas.ketballers won their way inlet Champ Be}ted --' .,. ' : Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Mardi I&, liMIO ' ..•.. - ' .. Cll!ll PltAIIMCIIT ." I . I ' ' ( - .... ' ' '11>' ~ �• • I •!::!~~~~~Pom~~e:ro~y~M~ld~d~le~po~rt, 0 , March J5 1000 Mainly About People In Pomeroy u11ior High Schools Name Hl)nor For Fourth 6.Week Period I' .. 1!!f~ f~.~the fourth [Evans, Terry O.blln&:er. .Marilyn • PomerGy Pnce J udy Re)nolda Jackie Se1 I RDIII' Jli&h dena ble, Nancy Skinner Duane • aebool.s announced · by Smith, Asenath TriCY Judy Vau w1tll 31 ~ ltn ghau, Lola Ziegler and Cblrlene SUpt. .. ion, 22 10phomor Zundel t · ea or better grad Ntnfh llraft Bertha Amold fll qua.l1fy th~ lor th~ bonor Da vid Arnold, Shirley Ash Jamea roll ' Bell Janet Brown Dwight Carl, t In the Junior bieh sc:hool , 28 Kay Comptun, K.athl';rQ Conkle, t ninlb cradera zb elMht h graders Frederick Crow Charlene Diehl, l- and 2:1 members of the aeventh Jane Uougl•s Alie :l Dowwe, Rot- trade quahf1ed for ttlf honor land Fisher, Lana FolKer Davad boll In each liChool g1rls out GQrd.on Tony Hendricks Pamela }- num.ber~the bo,ts m makJ[\' tbe Hob~ letter Ann Hubbard ,Rosetta ~ honor ~ ,arad.. j Lisle Jenrufer Wb:~e, Sandra Loo l- 11le or roll students are as don Sharo1. Mitch Jerry Sham ~ foUows bhn J an Sm1th Jayce Slinley, t Senlort.. Mary Amberger ElsJe Sharon Walker Richard Well and t Arnold, Linda Crow Jean Dabo, Sandra Wells Sbaron Douglas Barbara Eskew, E••ttth Grad• Sue Arn oJd, Jane ._ Blll GJbbl!l, Mark Grueser Eme~~t Ba er Brenda Bailey Robert Buck Hall, Robert Hamm Philip Harrt Nancy Burm, Alita Carpenter, Ronald CoUms Jenmfer Crew, 1 son, Harry llendrlcb Je.an Holt, Roae Hysell Roger Leifheit Myr PalrH' Ja Hennessy Bubara Imhof na Maag, Albert Marhn, Mmada den Charles Kuhi Tom Lind, Munay, HaW'ard Parker, Barrie Richard Colltns Bruce McKenzie, • Pbtlllps Sondra Potta, Richard Eve Persinger Mary Ann Rick Pot, E<litickard, Charles R1flle ard Phylll6 RUllselt, Edward No a tJ1 .Q11rlene Smith Strauss CJntra Swatzel and Louel I Ca t:~. t Gall Shvera, l la Ihompaou. ' Jae¥_ ~~ J'! ron Zundel ud S.v.nth Gra•s John Andenoa, Janlte l'i'tl Coly Beaver Joel Boney Cewan.l Junlora: Ruth Ann nrothera Da lt:alvert Ricky Campbell Donna 1 vld Brown Dorolky£.~rown, Lmda crow, sa~ra Eblen Jlober1 Em· Chapman, Carolr'ht ywarda, Mar ler, David Eskew, Margaret Folm garet Handley.- 'kaaron Kelton ler Patricia Fult' Mary Sue Hand Terry Knight John McMurray Mtl ley Donna Hauck, Sheila Htcks chael ROberts Carol Sargen Micky Me nch!DI, Lmda Moore, P•uJa Sayre, Jlltt hael Swatzel Dcnm s Moore, Tom McGowen, Nancy Wool:tgeard Sharon Young, Pa m 0 Bncn Patly owens aren and stfte~C'Jf'R.o.J., da Potts Sandra Thomas Janet tfnt,...~l~......,n man, Smith Thurma Vaughan and Bes Wtlllam Bentz Mtke lJ.owen, Joyce SIC Watson Roland Carpenter, Ben - - - - -- C.;Ja Dtll Sharon I I i IAu ~~nt• l Kapple Hubb"d Raymond Daughter. OJ Ruth Andre. 1Cltl$s Meets Moml<•y . . LUCILLI ' • AtnlANGE II e IIAWKIHI lfOnL MJIITIN t<eY ud Mn John Hl <"' hard~on moved Honday Crom Spn ng A ve to Bear Br.anch, Indiana where he has accepted a church Mrs }Award Bauer r etur ned to her home 1n Man on S unda~ aJtt:r a wee>k s VISit With her p~tre n ts Mr anl!l Mrs C R Kar r .She wa ~ accompamed horne by Mr Bauer who ::~pent the weekend here Mrs John F Batly and daught er, d.f'H kuss Watson, returnt d home Sunday evening (rom Louu valle, Ky where Mrs BIHI!r under went eye surgery four weeks ago 1hey wer~ accompamed home by Mr Watson who drove thue for them Mr and Mrs Wilham (,rate and wn Jimmy of l harleston W Va were weekend guests of her mulh er Mrs Wilham Baker Mr and Mrs John Baker of Columbus VI Sited Monday with Ju:~ mother Mrt:1 \\ tlliam Baker Elmer Wwkham return ed home Monday afternoon from Mc1 gs General Hospital and Hi convalclle mg mcely roHowtng surger) M1ss Clara Bing entered Me1g~; General Hospital Monday eve1uu g as a medical ,PatJenl 1lr and Mrs Llu)d Wnghl and famtly v1s led Sunday w1 l h rela li\es m Vmcent Ohw and Park ersburg, W Va HiDE-AWAY IAR I ' Arrlvbag AprlllMt--Our Delicious ton lussell Stover Candy For Easter Ei\ITI!R BASKET ASSORTED CHOCOLATES F01L EGG COCONUT CREAM EGG EASTER CANDY STORE IIA!I'J'IIR CANOY BOOK Ift"AI[S"JiMALLOW EGGS "PECAN EGG CREAM EGGS CHOCOLATE CREAM EGG FRUIT ANJ) NUT EGG 8 oz. $1.25 I lb $140 - 2 lb. f2.70 18 ... f2.95 5 ... 511< 12 eggs assorted $1.00 13 ... $150 12 eggs 75o 8 oz. 80• 4 In box ao011rlod 55• 5 oz. 10 oz. ss. .1.00 ·DUTTON DRUG CO. COATS BLDG. MIDDLEPORT Present were U101e named abo~e and Karen Bowers, Vlck1 Fetty Mary Francia, Shuoo Freeman Kathy Hannahs Susan Healon Melantc N1bert LtndM Reuter JU lah Vaughan, Wanda Woods Don na Hedricks Peggy Hoffner, Kathy Dl1ney and Kandy Grueser The honored guest rcce1ved many nice Gifts and sendmg a gift but unable to attend was Sally Globokar umd Mnd .Mn .Myrtle \\arren a nd }aebnle and ' ERS HUFFY PoWER MOw ~us C R ¥oung attended presented BULK SEEDS On Display • New 1960 Wallpaper Headquarters for DuPont Paints and Varnishes " • "More People Shopped Pickena in 1959 Than Any Yeor In Our 24 Yeon In Buslneu." French Mr~; pro&ram I ~~~~~~~ "'" darry Chesher was to t: n aunce) last Wednesday be ca use of the de~tth o l her uncie L h<~.rle6 EOdy ~llrS Chesher lS ~ t-'c !Jdmg a Jew days With her bro w cr Jotm UJacktord before re Lmmng horne lut: hard Vaughan and Mrs An llice ll hlm,l:er went to Dunbar on :s unda y to VISit wnh .Mr and Mrs \-\ U Parsons and to return Mrs Vaughan and ch11dren to Maddie port, M.rs Yaggban and nave spent the past two w•th her parenl!l m Dunbar .tu ana Mrs WUUs AJltbony, Mr and .aJ.rs Gerald Anthony and children, Barbara and Joe and Mt:. <.tnt.l Mrs Hatotd Ghase and Steve H.obmson were m Huntmgton last .-.aturday where they attended the :.aturtlay i'11ght Jamboree They were aJ~;o taken on a tour of one uJ th~ largest hre stations m Hunt I lN KEEPING With the fa.shtonable tunic trend Je:hn C&viUlagh of London bnnp the apUt-level look to a eGCk· taU COIJtume or heavy white JUipure lace The ~tm. eouu. lea jacket, with ha.lf-mut aleevet and flat button el-. inJ', top1 a.n equally •lim •ktrt !hal atopo Jwot ..,~_tho~ Rev. Richardson Given Farewell Party At Church ul~ tun L(tv J..ewis Mikell and M1s1 \1aude 1 aylor were gu~.sl..!i Fnday o,nh Mrs J H Smith and MIS& Ha zd Vant:ooney !tev Mikell Who 18 now domg evangehsUc work, was f o rm ~ rly pastor of the Galhpohs Lhurch ot <.:hrtat and VISited often at the Smtth home Mr and Mrs Jamea Arnold Jr and daugbter of Cmcmnati are VISitln(f relataves m Gallipolis und he-re M.r and Mrs Ne1ss Powell have l t!turned from Florida He hurt tus back on the way bact home Mrs T H Dn1s celebrated her 92nd brrthday, March 12 Mrs James Arnold Sr, and Bi ller tlllaw a~ businell8 vlsltors m ParkersbW'g today Jt~Jv und :'i1 rs lnhn Ri chardson who lef1 Monda y fnr ll<' ar Bran ch lnd v. herP he h ts accepted a Lhureh o, ere honond v.1 th a fare Wf' JI par1 y Fnday ev<' nmg m so c1a l r ooms or lhe Sl Paul s Luth ( tan thurth sponsored by the La dtel:i A1d :SOtJ ety A large num ber were pre sent fro m t hr St Paul and the St J ohn r hurrhts A program was enJoyed durmg 1he evf'mng Pt rturrs wer e shown by the Re\ RJ {hallh nn of hJS tea vefs overSUib mcludmg the Holy Land , Switzerland ~ rench Moroc co and Egypt A shurlmusJcal prn t:ram was prese nted b} Jan John son Lenora aJl(1 I mu st Michat I Dnll. B1ll Young ·\tr and Mrs Wtl liam Frcck cr p1 e~r nt Pd th e Rt> v a nn Mrs Hl{harrlsu n wJih a l:Jfl fru m th e two l Oil !l regu tJOnl:i Rt rreshments of pit Jt e cream coHee pu nc h and mmls were served from a ta ble c-ente red wilh an arrangement of JOnqutls .Mn Vlr&il Hamm was general chamnan for the aff91r and WB :o 'ai ihsted by Mrs Arthur Pr1ce Mrs Samuel Michael Mrs r#llllam Downtt• Mrs Wtlham Arlderson Mrs Rogl'r ~'ret kcr Mrs Rebert Jacubs and "\'Irs Wil ham F'rcc ku Cub Scouts Hold Den Meeting At Kalad Hindy Home Tbe regular meeting of Den 6 Cub Scouts of Maddleport was held Monday afternoon at the home of thetr Den Mother Mrs Kalad Hmdy A spectal feature oC Ute meet was the showmg of mohon by Charles Cltarkson The were ' Marine 1 and and of a tr1p through ahowm, many interest Former Pomeroy Resident Marries Columbus Girl Fave Mason County 4 H mem ATTINO ANNUAL SCHOOL beu appeared on the program at the annual Regional Advanced Clothing ~chool recently hel~ tn Huntington Thi.! g11ls were June ::ipencer, Joyce Mc<.:oy, Sharon N1bert, Jan et Eshcnaur 11nd Sue Wray The program mcluded tips on ac cessorle~ make up, posture, hair sl)'llng, construction and. clothing activJtJ'l!S Repreaentecl at the school were Maaon, Cabell, Lin eoln and Wayne cour.tiea l'orJ.,Y·11vc Mason County 4-H members, lead(lfs and councdors attended tbe school Motorola RADIO and TV ~sAlES and SERVIa BELGRADE UPI-IIundredo of persona were left homeleu by which ' , Cleland's ~ntral Macedonia Monday The YUIIO&Iav newa a~oney ~•• shook jug said a primary school waa badly damaged -and at least 150 houses deatroyed in the HUa~::e ol Gradac party Sunday Mr and Mrs Wilham R dford Sunday ilfternoon at thetr home, Rock Springs Road hononng thetr daughter Rebecca Ann on her ninth bir1hday Gam~ were played durmg the arternoon and priz.es awarded to Sherr'ie Blackston, Louanna Byers connie Lanqmg, Sharon Glaze J1m IllY Glaze, Rebecca Nease and Pat r1cla Colhns Cake J,Ced m whtte and decor ated w1ttJ pmk 1ce cream and kool 11d were served by Mrs Radford .asP!IIted by Mrs Glen Gl~xe. Mrs Nonnan Weyersmlller and Mrs Roy Grueaer Pnsent were those named above and Dianna Weyersmdler Marla and Marta Grueaer Susan Lanmng, Conme Radford, Loucrita Byers, Bonme Galmore Kathy Abbott, Cmdy Glaze and Bdly and Mary Lou Radford - - - - - - -e~tertamed w1th a part y er money 1nd pro)ect to total Ela.ns f~r tbt March ~ettlDI stewardthlp were dJ&cUJaed b)' the group At Mrs Frenctl closed the L'rogram thts meeting, nut Monday the with a prayer for tht elturcb ~th grade wUJ present 'a proMrt Clarence Casey w.a& the ush· gram er for the oUermg which wa1 tak en by the group for tile Sehool Plans for the Junior-8en1or ban· of Misa.lona quet which will be held in April Followmg a discussion on new wen also dJscuued Others present were Mrs Ben cho1r robes for the church Mrs Forrest Bachtel was eppotnted to Phlbon, Mrt1 Lucy Greu, Mi111 purchase the material for 10 new Mildred Hawley John Krawaczyn robel and secure tbe belp of Leo Kennedy and L W McComas other members to make them The group also decided to ac:rve BISHOP ON TRIAL 11 dtnner to the Methodist Men s SKOPWE Yugoslavia UPIgroup on March 29 A Round Ro- Bishop Smlljan Chekada of Skobm Jetter was wr 1tten to Mrs plJe g-oes on trtal Thursday with Paullne Gallagher a patient at two Roman Catholic pnests and Me1gs General Hospital two clVIilans ~e publ1c trtal Mrs East appomted the follow Wlll be on charges of anti state ac mg as a nomlnahng comm1ttee tlvtlleli, smuggling and illegal Mrs Glenn Lambert, chairman, lrcu;;M";;;:;en'-'c;;y;;;:d;;;ea;;l;;m;ig;;s;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Mrs Homer Cook and Mrs Emer· ___._ - son Jones .At the Flose of the meetm1 a dessert cotlrle wu served by Mr& C 0 Ftsher, Mrs Mttrcus Cham POMEROY, ORIO ben Mrs Cook and Mrs C M Henne1y, a contn"butibg boste11-, to tbe group TONIGHT VIICk LEAVIS HOSPITAL "HOUND DOO HAN" CIUCAGO UPI-Prestdent Bill Veeek of the Chicago Wbite Sox Fabian - Carol Ly.Dl.ey 1s expected to be discharged from the hospJtal tonight after under Not o,.n Wtclnescl.y gomg a m1nor Opel'ltion for an ) Infected right ~lbow'·------~~~""""""""""""~=~~ ____:._:.::::::.._:::. ·- Pay tho easy way LAYAWAY Scouts Observe Member's Birthday At Wrig~t Home A POWER lOWER The birthday of J1mmy Ander eon was celebrated when Den S1x Cub Scouts met Monday after school at the home of illl"ll Lloyd Wnght Charles Vaughan led the group m the Pledge to the Flctg ProJects for the Scout 0 Rama were d1~ cussed and work started on birds for the affair Gtfbl for a sunshme basket for Bernedetta Hennessy who ts ill were brought by the Refreshment,; were served at lhe close of the meetmg by Jtm my's mother M!'ll Wilham Ander son to Cubs Bill Fetty Ronme Reuter Charles Vaughan Machael and !Benny Wright, Eddie Baer Steve Krtnke and tbe honored gut~sl, Den Chiefs Tom Lind and Robert Euler, and Den Mothers Mrs Roy Reuter and Mrs Wrtght TODAY U" 2 B. P. Mower , •.99 Up SM MOORE•& fiM Selection. MOORE'S t PHONE WV·%-284& POMEROY, OHIO II-;==========~ ' CROW1S announces two new SANDWICHES • • • 'Tiae Fabalous Bigger 1 ~fburger" 'BIGGEE' 50c Just try this huge super b~.,~rger for srze, flavor and soul sat1sfyong goodness. Grilled to your own preference. One quarter pound beef patty with a slice of real American Cheese (melted) with shredded lettuce, tomato) pickle and our own fomou:nouce to compliment its delicious flavor. For Those Who Like Thot "HE MAN CHAR·BROILED FLAVORw " 1 • l'llona F• llllck ApJII!tal ••• PluiUt Spilq T11111 f- nounre 10 Tban, • Ill Noon Phone WY 2-1171 - li5 B. llalll Sl. • e GOLPIRI MONOII DOl) MALDON, lnoland UP~.. loon of tM Mol.... Golf Clob Tutlilhy elect~ a .,.,.._. doe ...., .... ......,,,., llfw -llorahlt>. Durlnto 1M ..,. lnOI\f .....,. wa crlldltM wtth , . ,......._ 100 loot pll Iloilo loll ~ One quarter pound beef CHAR BROILED to your preference with shredded lett1,1ce, tomoto, pickle and our own tangy sauce to enho"rt~ its flavor . Try~~ ' Ye•'ll ....ve It! ICe j r; ~UP&; :lJT ~" I UN:: ~;-PO;; 1 ~ ~ .UIGI:lt'', 'i1ila ~~~~~.. ~r 10 1be (a\ijlo~ ~BIOOEE" or "SUPER STEER-I fer ate lt1Jrb& Ibis ~ bt~ offer l'l'hl<b e~pltea • .t Nlcbll,ht·M~k 20, 1810. No IID!I& tol tt.e •-lim\ AlUiwfdlea parehued J \YIIII - ~poa. I ·'t:~, CltOW'S ..ST·EAK H&U$~ 1 ,I* w•sr MA!!:\" ~l· ,, POMEROY * 1 ~ ............ .:.J..-..___ ~ ;... ~--of WEATHER enttne r Hau"""• Ohle• drlvlne ..,.... ln1 Snew m..- Wlfit llttt If ~ frHZI ..t rain S\'f'Mdlnt .vw ~ of atate today, ~:l\liqlne te ...... ill ............... - ......... ~ mow ton5tht Not MUCh ..,.,.. IIi ,..,, temptraturM tonltht. Lew •'thf MMtl., 2Dt. VOL XI NO 282 Pomeroy·Middleport, Obk>, Wednesday, March 16, UNIO SINGLE COPY - II< -------------- -------- Showcase Talent Extravaganza Ready For Thursday's Opening • VaIIey's Rll>rnreati'on Potential Raised From Sewage Treatment Metgs County Talent Showcase, an extravaganza of brilliant costum es tuneful songs clever dancong, and Willy dialogue, Wlll be presented tomorrow eveb.ing in Syracuse School as a benefit for the Syracuse emergency-rescue untt '-".,:- Proceeds lrom the event which Will be made up of 30 acts • and a cast of 10() persons from all sect1ons of Me1gs County :•~f:~rql~~t men attendtnJ the quarterly meeUng of the 1 wtll go to the squad towards tbe ~~~:e of a new emergency ~ Valley lndustnal Council Tuesday nJght at the Howard Byers and Dick Wiley club JUS! below Lakin beard a member of lhe West Vir I wdl preoent a program of electric Conservation Commission credit sewage disposal plants ' gu1tar musac begmmng at 7 45 p the 15Ryear nse m the recreation potential of the Ohio m and this wtll be followe-:1 by a River oq an average p1ano solo &y Wayne Ro\Uh of Sa He I Sullivan New Ha AcceleratiOn ot the U&e of the 0 lem Center relations att.ache or Alummum and CbemJcal and former land manage execut1ve for that mduatry Sullivan said the clean up or the Ohto River With water treat by river communities has +~"""' 95 per cent of tbe dqmes waates of 1948 and the cost lald of sewage plants ls only ~ cents per person per month Mower Loader ! pnrchase v t eu..] In cOUDCI'I Act Ohio River for (tshmg &Wimnung and skung m that decade and a half IS due In great part to the work of the Ohto Hitler Valley Samtat1on Compact he said Thoae are three of the faceta of the re creation potenttal to which Sulh van referred Anot))er was boating for whtch he adv9¢8ted pubbc Jaunchmg sites Attending from Pomeroy were Clyde Kukland, Ted Reed Jr and A R Krugbt Walter Windsor of POH1 1 PleaJI.Ilnt pres1ded for the flrst tune as COVIC pres.~dent and IJe mtroduced special guests Jn cludtng State Senator J Sherman Porter of fia!lipoha The April meetmg Will be held m Hunting ton Pomeroy Counctl voted m spc cia• .SCJSion last ntght to purchase a tractor, equipped wJth a mow er and front end lollder from the Meigs Equipment Company for t he sum of $3 312 Thi s was the only offlcJal action taken bY the body 'rhe touncil sessiOn had been called by :\1a yor Charles Legar to consider tbe tractor purchase and lo take some sort of aetJOn on the March 8 deCJSJon of the Ohw Water Pollution Control Board:> refusal to grant Pome roy further extensions on tbeJr permit to dump sewage mto the OhiO River followmg purcha~e of the trac tor the Counc.t went mto el($ed' exl!cutp1c ses.n on wJtb the Mayor and Village Sohcltor Fred Crow Followmg the sesuon, Mayor Legar s-ald that no aetton was taken on the sewerage questiOn as no offH•Jal notu~e of the actmn or the water Pollutmn Control Board has been rece1ved by the village He satd that the matter would be given r~r dUeus 810 n at the next meeting of Coon etl llnnday eyeni.Dg, March 21 I ·Rescuers Work uue, Third In row: Earl Dean, Roy MHler, Harry Holler Dale Mastet. ; Heavy now George Holter and Carl Sentinel Photo. ' ' , ChesterGrm~geComesHome To Meigs County's $50,000 Loss ~~1\t Pit Head • Courthouse After 60 Years As 0rphans EstlDlated • LOGAN, W Va UPI-Stretcher Ftrst In "" ~::',~. ~~~~~d ~:~.;. ::.o!·~~n; Pupil Health • uwlt;, ltat & •.Mlrl UtiW, nu~ .,.,J,ll s H.ll:K AODten«z Kautz Kautz.- TUeSday 8}aze The Chester Grange for more than 60 years Without a home of lt& own bas at last-4:0me back to the same bwldmg tn which ' th t f th t it was first DI:i~ed before e urn e cen ury This Ume the or_garuzation is assured of a home for at least 99 yeprs through a lease Wlth the coqnty commiSSioners for Me1gs county'fillirst courthouse budding at Chester enter vas-shrouded bodies of 1S miners Mr Parker remembers other from the cavernous depths of Charter members of the flrst Jhe Holden No 22 mme near Grange as Alfred Crew, Cr1t and A slor~.::e bp.m at Camp conley 'here where they and five others Lelah Eiselstem, Ralph and Della near Pomt Pleasant was destroyed were tr11pped e~ght days ago by Wmdsor, Barton Hay~- E Hecox by ftre Tuesday mght with an eati a roor fall and fire Jacob Dean, Henry warner and mated loss of $50 000 The st!arch pressed on for the Tbe GNnge bu already held bers of the flr&t organization and Frank Roecher All were Jeadmg Poml Pleasant and Gallipolis fJve m1asing m.tners, but there one meeting m ~e ne.wly dfleorat· for many years aerved as secre- c1t1zens ~f tn.e community (aremen battl€'d the blaze for seY· was VIrtually no hope they would ed .and remodeled bi.dldma, a 10rt tarvtreaaurer of the Grange Mrs Joloyd Rtdenour, who ae- era! hours The barn was built be found alive of &e\-IOQ~inted meet.me fDI' '¥ · cured the above information tunng World War li when the rAs tbe atretcher benu, tiled memben wtt11 d.eir -new quarteH At &bat U:ae, 1t Ia remembirecl from Jtr ~ ~ ... was ...... charier wa~ Wet~t Yi! Uie ' DtOO.tfl ol' the fDI.ne a Next 1'I;Utadar they will hold an by Mr Patter-( RobiMOn was 1 member of tbe second Grahge or- g~nia OtdDIJilCi0 Works group of other maners-many who ,gpep bovae to 1b0lf off. their a Dehever lD the ":rlct trilotce eamzatlon m 1935 as was her F1remen slid the bam contamed had worked almost unceumgly 1n new ld&e roojh to visiting Grane ment of the Grange rJtual and in busband and Mr and Mrs Ralph furmturc and two trucks It Wll' dram 11 tlc rescue efforts-bGwed en .SJsted that all late eomera give Parker All are sttll active mem owned by Lowell Wright theheads In stlent reverence to nte ftri:t Che~ter Grange was the pass word and work their way bers of tbe or&amzahon thetr dead comrades 1 organized m the Court House m accordmg to :ritual Mr RobFor several years the Grange The vJcttms boches were taken BuUdlni and held Its meetmea mson and hl8 daua:hter, Lucy, was inactive ID Chester but wat COUts ' to a building near the plttiead there under the dlreclton of Eli were late one evening and, al revtved 1n 1931! and has been acwere 1de'nt1flcat10 n was mad hue Robtnaon, the farat master thou&h he was master of the tive sml!l Mrs Pearl Mora Pom· Vl,Sl•l However, no names were d1vulged Pearl Parker, SS, well known Grange at th~ time, the members eroy Star Route, ha!l acied as until positive 1dentf1cat1on is resrdeat of the Chester ICOmmun· Insisted that they both follow the h111torlan of the Grange smce lts made by relalives lty, waa: One of the charter mem· r1tua1 before belng allowed to reorgamzation and has prep.ared DISCOvery o( the 13 bodies TUell the followmg fOf publication , day saddened not only thl! south Chester Grange No 2600 was N~nc memllers of EliiPlorer western West V1rgm1a mountam orgaruzed February 12, 19311, un Scout Post 238 wlll leave at 3 30 eommumty but the nahon as well der the mstructlon of Me1gs coun a m FClday on a three day trip The seven day round the clock ty s Deputy Master, the late Har- that will mclude a Vllllt to the search had been sparked by oph· ley Musser and 37 charter mem Naval Academy at Ann1pohs, miam untt 1 Tuesday afternoon bers gJVen the f1rst and second Md and the Umvers1ty of Vir when West V1rgJms mmes dtrec degrees by a degree team from gtma at Charlottesville, Va The tot Crawford L W1lson emerged By United Pr- International Rock Sprmgs Granre boys Will return home Sunday from tbe mme witb tears streak Wtth spring only !our days away, another stonn howled The charter members were Mr evemng me h1s face Into Ohio today giving res1dents a reminder tho! wmter was and Mrs Floyd Ridenour, Mr and Members of the troop scheduled In a voice quivering w1th emo Mrs E B JUugbt, Henry Beaver, to take the tnp are Don Spencer tton, he announced that some of sui! around E R Hayes, Mr and Mn CUrtis Terry Ohlinger, Roy Pulhns, Mike the men had been found dead Tbe weather bureau Issued a Wolfe, Mr and Mrs. J B Hayes, Swatzel, John McMurray, Marvin The 13 bodies had been found llar.ard&us driving conditions Mr and Mra Chirles Woode, Mrs Spencer, Charles and Allen Dow huddled together m a partially wammg as. the atorm, wltb mow Emma Riebel, .Mr and .Mrs Eldon me and William Young fallen, crumbling tunnet three mixed with sleet and freezing Gaul, Mr and Mrs Ralph Parker, The Explorer Post Is spon miles from the p1thead rain moved into tbe ~Jtate J S Frank, Mr aQd Mrs G L sored by the St Paul and St "AJI the men are presumed The bureau said tha~ it will Church The dead," Wilson told newsmen who M1chael, ~ and Mu Bernard Mark Lutheran tblnte to raJn thla afternoon and Elsel!tem, Mrs Abe Eiaelstem, boys met at the church Monday gathered about for the ftrU an bact to snbw tontlht. Funeral aenicea for Ramie Ada Morris, Ernest Bahr, Mr and evening to complete plans for the nouncement of the miners' fate. The bW'eau ln Ita five day fore Mrs Frank Harpold, M:r and Mrs trtp, wh1ch will be made by bus The news stunned all those con tut Thursday thrOUih Monday Edwards age 81. who died Tuel (See Re11cuers Work Page Six) (See Chester Grange Page S1x) w1th overmght stops in motels AJd temperatures would aver~ day evening at his home 1n Fair ~&e 10 to 12 deareea below the view community near Letart after normal hlcba ot 46 to 01 and tbe a long illness will be held Frl day at 2 p m from the Edwards normal Iowa Rf 28 to 32 Ralph Will resJdence, With the Rev Snow er rain was expected to Mahoney o!flctatln£ HarciaoqVJlle Lodge No 411 F oceur about Friday or Saturday He was a nahve of Mason Coun & A M wlll hold ita annual 1n A ddvina:, blowing storm buried ty a. member of tbe V. B. Church spe<:hon Friday evenmg, March the central pllinl today under Middleport h1gh school will present Its gorls glee clubs In and a retired coal mtner Has 18, at 7 30 Work wtll be confer some 01 tbe bell Vlelt snow of the parent• were the Jate Strathfll' E red in the Master MasDn Degree thetr annual concert Friday evening startmg at 8 In the h1gh yeaf and closed roadJ 111nd schools and Nancy Gibbs Edwards J B Hall, Ironton, will be m schooL auditoriUm under dll'ection of Mrs Clarence Lacey, tb:rougbout Iowa, M:iuourJ, Neb· Survivors are his wife, Mary spectmg officer w1tb Norman w,u vocal musJc mstructor rukl and Kan1a1 The program mcludea theae Dtane Van Cooney Sherry S1m Rebecca, three sons Earl ot Le-- Worshipful Master 1n charge of 1'he atqrm dumped up to 10 tart, Wilhe of Hartford, Edwin the ae:s.non numbers, Semor Glee Club Oh mons Phyllis Casto, Ml\l'garet inches of soow on tlie bard ftf New Haven, .11even dJIUCbtera F1Ye Soltesz Refreshments wm he served What A Beautiful Mormng bit midlands u It roared east- Edith OhUnJ:er, Mana G1bbc.: and after the meeting Men Went To Mow·-. "Thmk On Alto :Maureen Darst, Cmda ward .lftto IUinota. lnc:Uana, soutb. Nettle Edward!, all ot Letart Me and • G1anmna Mia" Sauer, Diana Wllcox Neda Brad ern Jti~tonain and lower Mlch•· Mary Zerkle, Hirtfurd, BeSIIJe ' [ Ensemble Aulurnn Leaves ford, Lynn Damels, Ellen Dutton PD. I Oblinger, New • Haven. Nelhe Paroled Tw•l••ht T1me', "llow H•ch The Judy Martin, Carol Scott, Marilyn Moon , Walk Hand In Hand" Sc:b.ooJs, pt Pleasant and Ruby Swan Carolyn Nacholson, Jamce Jumqr Glee Club · Around The Tannehill, Judy Wildermuth Cel Smith, Roseville, 0, a sister, Custody Of Wootan MinorColliaion WWI If You Cant Smg To esta Ault, Diana Criswell, Jcy Donald Dav1dson, charged by World Mrs Flosaie Roach, )Vest Colum Pomtroy police wtth theft from the A W1ld Rose ' and "! l.<lve Little b11, 31 crandchJidren and 27 great Boggs Ann Crmer, NaTsa Frost. lnveetipted Pomi'roy ~ewery buddma: of artl W11Ue" Lmda Lipscomb, Kate Ward, J11ol. A aunor wreck waa lnvCiillga"led crandchlldren En&cmbie tth Moore Bunal Will be In the Zerkle cles belongm1 to Bud Wilson and tly Poraetoy peUce yeetet~ay on stored m the buildlns;, was given a In The Still Of The Ntght near Le.tart Friends may cemetery Eait Maln"'ft when a ear driven by First Sopranos Mald.t Roush, and Let auapended tentenee In Mayor Night Song", He Allen E l)UJ, ROute It Pomeroy, call •l tbe reatdence after 2 p m Charlea Leger 11. collrt last naght (See Glee Clubs Page SIX) There Be Peace On Earth' Foatesong Fqnval collided •witb a truck. driven by Thursdi)'. Davidson wa1 flned $100 ::1~ Semor Glee Club "L1ke Btrds OWen Ji; Allbrl,&h4 ow~ed by 1111! Hdme Ia in cll1r1e .Jilr.at * pomeroy S To In Old Donnnion .( I Retired Miner Dies At Age 31 In Fairview Middleport Glee Clubs Will Give Annual [oncert Friday Harrisonville Lodl!e Hold lnspteetion DavldsQn "SUPER STIERBUlGER" A CHUCKLE FOR TODAY Spring Lagging As New Storm Howls Thru Midwest Into Ohio THE FABULOUS $200 QUICKLY. OK.THANKS ••• I WILL PICK IT UP THIS ' < ' 0\oll ° - •HILLO ... I NIID ''' ~! MEIGS THEATRI boys Annolttlrement IS bemg made here ot the marrt age In Columbull on March 4 of Paul Pulhns, .son of Mr and Mrs Raymohd f'uU~~. Columbus former Ponleroy tellid,nts Mt Pullins marned Mary Jo Stew ar l o( L:o 1umbus, and the couple arc now reMdmg at 160 Chttten den av, Columbus Mr Pullins IS employed at Southworth Poultry Co Columbus, and hu wile at the 'h ool worth store there A weddmg shower ror the brtde iii planned tor Ma1ch 25 at the home of Mrs 1 Jerry Pullins, 3044 Melva av, ColwtJbus and Georae Jijndy. HUNDUDI LIPT HOMWLISS a seriea of urtb tremors IDaughter Hon.ored called w· th B' thd I If ay VJtllt.urs m ALhtns Monaay WE TRADE! WE SELL ON PAYMENT PLAN! .AND A FULL YEAR TO PAY! Complete Line of Grass, Flower and Garden Seeds Mn M L the the tuner .. t ot Homer JonllBQn oi French stressed the thought that ... . uu.swt , bunday atttJrnoon we s hould take time fur the worth t rank (:booseorew wbo wem lo whlle tbmgs m l1fe and not rulili Galu puus yeserday tor a cbeck up around dolna: the unimportant Lcmwued tor trea tment ones she urges the use of oo,.•s .Mrs addJ.e 1-'u&ate who has bee n atnhty 88 beat they could and not a pa llent at 1\'Letgs General tor measure 1t by another ~ume tune was returned to her She said that the WSCS bas a nume wuh Mr and Mrs Harold vttal part m Total Stewardship as .'Ia uer [they were dedicated m lime, pray ~~~ and Mrs Paul Thc1ss were - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - -;:;:;::;:;::;:;::;~~~V~o~l~le~y~H~o~op~l~ta~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.l l Janle lio..IOW! SEE THE nlio. l EW 1960 n ana VJl BALL DATI SIT The flrst annual Charity Ball the pictures, abam sponsored by the Pleasant Valley Hospital AuJUUary of Point Pleas were aerved by Keath ant will be helQ on May 7 at lhe plan1 were also mad€' National Guard Armory nep.r Pl the Scout 0 Rama wh1ch w11l Pleaaant held In Pt Pleasant on March Special features arc planned for 26-27 Other Cub• of the Den the lnlermlaston or the ball A Charles Clarkson, Bllly rioor thow 11 also schflluled-- for Mike Buak.lrt and Rtchard the evening The orchestra will be announced later All proceeds for the meetint: were from the ball will go to the Pleas Sonja Ohhn1er and Steven, ;; met Monday everung at the church In Middleport The theme The executive board of the Mid "H T dleporl PTA met Mondly liVID· for the d evotions and .p.;ogram f or the everung was, ow o- Ina: at the biCll school Kalld FIEDDIE HOUDASHI'-T Mr am1. Mn Dou.J:las Jackoon tal Is My Stewardship ' Hmdy president, pre.icied over ana J~rs ilarr1Sun He nUey Of .Kut The devotional leader for the everung was MliS Frieda the meetinc day FREE PARKING • loy Mr and Mrs Wyatt Wil l ~tnd family and Mrs }iJles Mcfarland of Columbus were weekend ~~;ue sts of Emmett WJ\1, Cheste r Road Buzz Beegle who spent the week end wu.b. his parents, M.r and .Mrs Joe Beegle and mter, Shuley returned Sund~ evenmg to his base at .£o ort Monmouth, Ntlw Jersey I Mr and Mrs 1.: .U \\o eese and .Mus Marcia Karr of :syrac u~e and ..>'lr and h.J.ts Ernest Wmgett and Mrs Kel.ly Coe of Rac1ne were 11mong those wbo attended the ' Open House for the ne N wmg at ho~er Hot;pltal m Uall lPQils :;un Sugar Run Scouts Observe Bl'rthday Of Darla Ebe rSbaCh Heath Methodist WSCS Has Session Monday Evening With Mrs. East Presiding Activities At Mrs B N East, vice prOSldent, cooducted the meetmg of Monday Meeting the W S C S of the Heath Methooist Church when the group Around And Ab.out Middleport Joachim pr~stded over I he meellng of the Daughters of Ruth Clasa ot the United Me thod11t ( hureh held Monday arter ' , 'YOUR NI!XT noon 1n the church pa r lor Members responded to roll t all .PRIY*-TE fARTY mmn a Btble verse An arlJclc on ~~r:;·h~,: LmcoJ.n Will read by RECEIPT! ON Luc1et1a Genhe1mer • ollowmg a short busmes& se1 eBANQUET l!lton a SOCial hour WHS f'njoyed A quiz game was conducted by eMEETING Mrb A V Howell wath pri:re awarded to 1\lio A11tusta Gen Darla Eber.!lbach was guest of heJm<'r Reireshmenta were aerved hy the hostcs ~ e s Mrs Albert honor at a barthday part} g1ven POMEROY'S BIST .londa} after schonl by her motheJ Young :U1d Mr:. Howell Mrs Harold Ebcrsbal h when the Pr1vnte Room.s F 01' Rirtlt AIUIOltltced Sugar Run Girl Soouls met m ; 1 ~ 10 flO 1'1G People spccJal sesston Itt the Sacred \fr lind Mrs Jack L Coleman Heart A ud.i Lunum Mtddlcport are ~nnounemg the Followmg th e meetin g when of a 4 pound and 12 Y4 ounce plans were completed for the out daugh ter on Saturday, March ~ of door meelmg dancmg and After 6 P M w1th The baby was born at the Meigs games were enjoyed Prizes for Mer<!hants Pollee Service General Hospital and has been games were awarded to m1mcd Tam! Loray HOO grandpar Fultz Linda Sbepherd Cmdy f'Oill are Mr and Mr~ Ora Wat de Jenrufer Blakeslee L1nda kin~. Middleport 11ncl Mr .and nell Barbara Roush and BBirbaial Serving Good Food G W li:llia of 1403 (,attls Kennt~dy llld Legal Beverag" Dme Orlando, Fla Mr and Mrs A blrLhday cake, the g1ft of Dctr l:Jiltll 2 30 A M M D Brl ckles, Middleport, are ills aunt Mrs Shirley Mtlla 1ce ";;i';;;h;;e;;r;;;g;;'r;;e;;;at_;;gr;;;a;;n;;d;;pa;;r;;;ecn;;;..l8-'"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll cream , kool aid and m1n ts w(lrt • served by Mrs Ebecsbach assist ed by Gtrl Scout leader lotrs Eu gene Conde, assistant leader Mrs Hobert J:'etty and Miss Kaaron Kcl Mrs George ~ PTA Plans Future 1 ' To · Tuesday World ou Co :~:~~==n :.~~:.r,,:·~!:.~~~~n·.i ~~.,:v;..; v~:;:"~e~~ts..~~~~· d~~ • The J10lice reported medham datn11e to both vebitlea- w1th no lDjurles. and ne aqoeat... IL.-Id "..... ent Ad vocates N::s!t~~iu«;ro:.~dent Mn Pete Wheeler, Columbus, and World' ordered lo reporl .. Webster monthly ~h.el Jed Ei&en~ower today advoeatetl Ute T A d tten rormahon ot b~raclal conferences Savage 0 tn every Southern commublty to National Conlerenee help settle rae1al tenuons lOCJI Leo V Savage, director of lhe COLUIIlltJS UPI-.,...o h[Jh ly rathr.r than depending on the Tr1 County Teen Canteen will at adlool tetnacen are beiht held federal government tend the Golden Anl'laYersary In nearby a.,.oldaburJ !M try ill& to Hll ~tectlon fn1ur.ance" Eiaenbower, commenting on re· Whtte House conference on child to tHeir leb.oolll'llto at 20 eenta cent NegrO demonstrations lD the ren ind yDuth, through appomt SOutb azalnst beJnJ banned from ment by Congressmen Robert uld tbat when Harry publtc lunch coanttre, al!d be (;qok and Walter R Moebler l'J, ,ff!fiiMtd •to paf the thought that suCh demonstratlone, Arrangements for the director fee, 1ht aC'cu.ed boyl if qrderl,y and seekiDI to wpport co attend the week long conference a tJilid jio'Lijlpler tnle Uie~ rlgl:illl of el,luilifit)i, were dft are being handled tbroUJh the U bim up and breaklol bit ttitutio.naL Tht~refore, he u~ S He~tth, Education a~ Welfari • '~y llloould be nerJ!IliJ;e(l. ~en~ Teen llacket Slqpped By Columbus PoUee • ' Combmed Tb:e';::u Chorus "These groups arc 0~•the Jumor Glee Club sopranos Hope Bishop Amta Bowles, Carolyn Buckley, Betty Jo Boyles, Sharo'n. Hoschar, Sue Neutzling, Calista Searles, S1ndy Simpson Sandra Ohlinger, Jo Ann Mour1ng, Ka ren Bachner, Ellen Leonard, Ca'troll Lyons, Dorts McHaffie, Susan Slater, Iva Stewart, Suzanne Brad· bury, Cheryl F1fe, Kathleen HU len, Seren Lewis connle Naugbter Karen Smltl!f, MtrY Walburn, Christlne Bahr Helen Captelna, Mona!ee Clark, Rowena Dunn, Martha Nlcllolaoo, Dorolb1 Smltb Studied In PTA Meeting Tuesday Heatlth of school children w.as the topic studied Tuesday mght when tile Letart Falls PTA held 118 regular monthly meeting at the school With 18 present 14t1 Alkire's :t_oom Won. tbe cOnf&t tor haVIng the .r&~-aales sltmpa, llhl Florence Circle's room was second Mrs Alkire a room also won the attendance award for bavmg the most par ents present omm~Ung commit~ was med by President Ramona Yon ker composed of Mrs Marx Roush Mra Herbert Rouslt a,nd Mus program wa.s m Circle The charge of Mrs Albert Toney Mise Circle outlined heaJth needs of school aged chlid:ren, 6 13 and Mtss Betty Roush present ed phyaical, mental, emobonal <.~nd !lOClal heaitb needs stressing cooperatton of borne, scbool and community Hra.. Toney read an art1de from the nabonal PTA magazme enUtlcd • Sound Health" ·----,-=---- It Just Doesn't Pay To Visit Sexton Building It doe&n t pay to v1stt the Beech Grove Cemetery Sexton's building w1thout permiSSIOn from the sex t.oa, Mayor Charle1- Legar proved last mght when he ftned Jerry Wtll $300 and costs and sentenced hun to 00 days 10 jad for larctny The yGung man. w1th bls father Jesse Wtll, were charged by Porn eroy pollee with taJting articles from the sexton'a bwlding The case of the elder wm was con tmued POINDEXTER MUST DIE LOLUMBUS UPI- The Ohio MEIG$ GENEIIAL. HOSPITAL Supreme Court ruled today Frank Admttted Elizabeth Darst. PolD.de:der of Cmcmnat1 must dte Dismissed Eva Robmson, Porn m the electnc chair April 18 for eroy Bertha Spencer, Racme and the 1p-urder of Mrs Rox1e Marte Irvm Green, Mmersvllle Hire& during a robbery in Hamil ton last year the stage program wm ,fakmg up the group representing tb ~ LE"tart Falls sectton are Marg1e Stobar1 Sue Ann Buck, Paula Hart and Mary Grace Stobart Bill Clark banJOISt, Will a;~pear domg 12th Street Rag ' und later tn the show domg Bye, B~ e Blues ' Shtrley Noms, Sue C1rcle and Karen ours, the Levettes " ~11 do LoUt pop' as representatives of the Rac mc area and a comedy r..ou u ne Will he presenW by Kathryn Crow Ir ene Gruescr and Esther Sylvester represcntmg Syracuse Drtrtmg and Oreammg Will be sung b} the g1rls ensemble of the Eastern H13h' School Makmg up the grouo arc Susan Livmgst.on, Nancy Lou Cole Teresa Andrew, Maril) n Koehler Dons Caldwell, Jo Ann Hensley Barbara Smtth, Donna Bahr, Ahce Livtngston, Mary Carr Eileen Brannon Sharon Shields, Marilyn Adams and Lila Hayman 1he ensemble number IS from the f'.astern H1gh School mmstrel whtcl"l opens for a two mght run Friday Otber numbers from tbe Eastern show takmg part m the Thtmdaf presentatiOn WJ,J be V1ctor Gaul ampng Slandwg on the Corner" backed b)' a ehoruA line composed of cecllia. Gaul, Heleo-:sen~. Doru. Caldwdl, Nancy Jo Cole Judy 'Fick ud Joyce Guinther, and Gaul and Sue Ann Myers m ghttermg top hats and tails domg 'Wttb A 1 op Hat and A Cane ,. Last mght the 100 cast memben and other~; met at the school for rehearsal when h&htmg and stagmg deta1ls were cumpleted with Bob Uoellich iervmg aJ coordinator Dunag tbe fU"St half of tht: show emceed by Btll Childs of Maddleport, solot5L!i wlll mclude sur:h stage veteram as JWle Van Vran ken domg 'Til There Was You,' C.arolyn BeU smgug "My lkppl• neSJ,' Kathy Wolle smgmg aild Old Soft S~i' dancmg the and Charlestanna Ress m a com cdy song and dance b1t, "Got the Sun m lbe ~•ornmg " Adding to the novelty of th' the ftrst portton Will be representa ty Janey of Rutlaml <'n a tuba sol• Forty Fathoms " Roundmg ou( ( S.. Showcase T'lll•nt P&fll' 6) Abandons Neutrality Miss Hart Named President Of Parish Rally Ike Likes Nixon For President WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres.tdent t:lsenhower today abandoned all pretense of neutrality and made 11 clear that V1ce President Richard M NIXon 15 hiS personal choice for the The ltadne "M:ethod1st Pansb 1000 Republican presidential nomonatoon • Y()uth Rally elected Paula Hart, pres1dent, at a meetmg held Sat urday night In Letart Falls Me thod1st Church Other offtcers named were Duane Wolfe, vtce pretudent, Rita Mlller secretary Kathryn PoweU treasurer, Rebecca Tone)', wor shtp c:h~tlrman, Patty Grimm, re creation ehauman and Barbara Grimm refreshnrent chairman The next rally will be held In Ractne Methodist Church March 26al730t>m Two rallies ar.e planned each month Ynung church people from the Racme Pamh mcludmg 12 church es partlctr.ate m the rally Pastors are the Rev John Elwood, the Rev Pearl Casto, and Davtd J Kunze, student pastor from Oh1o UmterSJty at Athens. Jitney Supper Is Scheduled Saturday I The Letart Falls PTA w1U spon sor a jitney supper at the Letart Falls gradt! school March 19 Servmg will .start at 5 p m wath a Wide va,r1ety of dishes be 1ng prepared Mn Ramona Yonk er Is president of the PTA TWINING LEAVES HOSPITAL WASIUNGTON UPI-Gt!n Na than F Twmlng cha1rman of the Jomt Chief of Staff, was released Monday from Walter Reed Hosp1 tal where be underwent an emer gency appendectomy two weeks ago He will spend several more week conv.descmg West Virginia's Heckler Again Will Sponsor · 'Week In w3Shington' Essay O~test F0r p0p1.Is 1 c Rep Ken Hechler has announced that he will sponsor the "Week m washmgton'' contest agam this year, and will brmg 22 high school JUniors - mcludmg a boy and a gtrl from Ma· son County- to tbe nation's capital thls summer .. Last year's contest was a great · 1uccesa 1 believe the 22 wmnen work or .a Congrt:alijllan and hta learned a great Je~ In good ell staff secmg Congress and d.s com lzenah1p from 5ecJng our democra mJtt~s m action meetmg gov_rm cy.ln acbon" Rep Hechler sa1d mcnt offlctals and VlSlhlit nation "It certainly was one of the moat 11 hJstoncal shrtnel lnap1ring experiences durmg my. Each winner will be gl\'eD an ex tint session m Coneresa" pense pa1d tnp to and from Wash Rt.p Hechler aa1d eacb wmner ington (from the rail stahon near would spend a week 1n hie off1ce eat hls or her home), free and fuUy JearDioi and wilh 11w supervise<~ boUSllli. aod a ~ al· I l'"f"!ill& Openm ~ IbeC'OStum lhc Danc1ng Cousms" 10 satin mg of the roanng twenties h owanc:e to e P cover expenses Rep Hethler announced that he 15 hopmg to mt('rest mdustnes bustneases and clubs m cosponsor lDg the wmners from each county this )'eat "In 1959, I financ.d the whole ;rogram from my own pocket. wt,lch added up to cons~.rHt. expense. I hope tMt Ifill .,.., I can Interest C'OotPOIIIDn who will help. d.rr~y the COlt of thl& worthwhile P1'08r811\ which run& about $75 .-r wlnMr,'' he said. (See Hecltler Spoosor• Pa£• Slx) The Pres1dent also sa1d be would do anythmg he could to help the Republican ticket if be 1s asked to do so Eisenhower was asked at h11 news conference about remarks attributed to h1m m an off therecord t1lk at the Gridiron Club dmner b.crc Saturday mght He was quoted as havmg sa1d that thos~ at the lead table needed only to mnve two seats over from Iwhere he w as s1ttmg to greet the next president at 1t.s dinner next year N1xon was s1ttm.g two seats away Eisenhower laughed and re plted that as long as 1t was out he dtdn t n1md clarlfymg what he had said He sa1d that if anyone wo{ldered whether he had a preference or even a b1as .about the cho1ce of h1s suc~ssor, the ans wer was yes-very de(lmtely He later was asked J[ he speet· f1eally referred to the v1ce prest dent Ile answered by askmg the reporter If thert- was any doubt 1D hiS mtnd I Two Cases Nolled In Common Pleas Court The casl's or Blame Bmg and John rranklm ruce mdtcted b)' the recent grand jury for brt!ak· mg and entcnnc the Chase Nard ware Sl~re m Middleport, have been nolled accordlllg to an tn· try m the clerk oC COW'ls office The two men had been charged throua:h the Middleport m.,-~ or s cGurt and have been conDn· ed to the county Jail alnce December. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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