http://66.213.69.5/files/original/72f6f12ace77e69f613b68a56f7ea2cd.pdf a60a39593a1ca6fad38afbce2f46d2c8 PDF Text Text ... ~oo .. .,.l,t .. w<,.'!w • • _..._.,.._.,. I 4Vw '"' -• .. . - _ . . ......... _ _ • - • •..- •" .,~ ~- .. ""''• ,...., ,. ., .. ~··~..,._...,_..,.,. ___ ,._ ., .,. ;.,...,. ' .' • ( i I ._, -.............· ~. 'r====-=======-. S--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 18, 19e0 MEIGS THEATRE · ··' · -, ·• Plans For Spring Carnival, Jitney Around And About .. Supper, Record Hop, Ma de f or Aprl'130 POIIEROY, OHIO "BL~~tgEL.. c. lL WI,. sr. hoo returned to Haggerty• AUend ht• home after spending • w.., a. ::. with Mr. and Mrs. Funeral In Mr . and Mrs. Edward Ha&~ert)t lolro. Hubert Mace was returned were in Parson1, W. Va. la~t wet~k to her home Thursday from Hoi· for the funeral of Mn. Hauerty'a - Middleport Plans were made fOr a sprblg carnival, jitney supper and record hop on April 30 wben the Racine PTA met Monday w. r cs!:':"" 1 r.er Ho.pii.&J and is reported to brolher, Arthur Hinebaugh who nicely and ia able had betn vacationing in Florida wht'n he had a heart attaclr. and May BrittSATURDAY OJrt evening The Lord . 's Prayer in un15on opened the meeting. Changes , •.. ,. ... minor Franlr.surgery Cbeesebrew Wednesday underwent ·at lbe to Mrs. be up Paul a little. 'I'Ileiu wu reported died . ' ~,.2IOHAU~~-':?r. in the revised by.laws were read, the only major change belhg · Holzt!r Hospit.l and lt reported ;u at her home Thursday. Before going to Parsons lhe Hac· ~ ... Lo.!., "D.>;) th t d I • ~ to th CO t C 11 be ] b to be & Ughtly impr()ved. Zita Nferl Is recoverlaa: at her gertys went to Columbus to meet Robert Taylor, Lindo Dbrlstia• a e ega~s • un y ounc • ecled w en election mprDvements rted Sched_uled Soon . home alter hoving her toullo ,.._ _ alto _ of offlcers is held . It was decided to talk with Maurice Lott Mr. and Mrs . Edward Moore moved at Holzf:r Hospital TuPa- :wi n;. L. M. Whiteman, sister ot Mr~ . Haggerty who flew here from "l'llE 30 FOOT BRIDE ! concerning what the Association will do for the Eighth grade. At SaJisbu~' Grade School By PTA aod daughter Shelia have return· day morning. Of' CANDY ROCK" Mrs. Wtlma Reiber, Mn. Ruth -.. - . ed £rom Radford., Va., where they Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ha.:kett San Francisco, California, for her Stienoe Fiction _ Leuebter Bradford and Mn. G. T. Hildore ence and plana were made to · Mrs. Merl,in Tra~y ~lld at the rneetlng of the Salisbury were called by the death of hia and children were ill Charleston brother 's fW'Iera l. 1last Suoday to vt~~t wt' th Mr. and SUN MON MMf T\J:IS were named u the nominatina: ·practice Tueld.ty at 7:30 P· Jtl . PTA hetd Tuesday eve~ atlthe schoOl · mother. IBefore returning to her home in .. ·• ' "'"mml· tt-. It wos ooooun-d that The first grade tau&ht by ltuth Th -• lib ... ~ · "'JACK TilE RIPPER" w "'"' ...... e mee11DC openo;Q W ... · __..... Rose Marie Hackett is confined Mn. Joseph Tribble and daughter, Cali£ornia she and Mrs. Haggt~rty Lte Pattenlon, Be~ty McOowaU the music for the Mother Slnsers Tuclr.er, aecond grade taught by Lol'\l't~ Pre,e.r ln unJtojt. )In: :ave the Melga Memorltl IJOBPI· to her home on Seventh 4.venue Kim. pbn to visit In Chicago with Mr. ,.,~~""'""'""'""'=~'=""'£_~b•~d~m~iv:,;ed"__'f~or'_"th"'e_:•~P~ri~n~g.:_co~n~f~er· Dolore• Kraeuter and the tHird George Star~u reportint 'for tJM al story, dlatributed JIUoretJJn because of toNiUtis .and will not Mr. and Mra. William Houck and and Mrs .. James Bri.ngard. &hradl.e taught byh Margaret Houda· committet; wbtcb met 'flU• ~ nd C1lnduperlctedod a quetUoa and be able to return to school until daughter Beth of u--,·oo ore s e t tied for t e attendance ban... 1 00 d id •t. "'1 nawer .. ......, scuoo ar , •• L,Qit ~ t. 1 next Monday. viaitinc her p.rents, Mr. and Mn. • first aid film "Reecue BrMtb· chen will bt .pttDted. It vrfl 'vated Refresbmentl were aerved at Dinner gueats off Mn. Clarerce L Mltcb. Mr. and .Mrs. George son1 David and Steven of Wheel· fdr he clo10 of tho meeUng with u-. Wedneadav Foaah of Athens also visited the ing were here visiting with Mr. · .. wu ah own diU'Inc tbe ~ to mg the purcb,.. &tbOQ.I iu:EitlooaJ torium.. h~ ' iOJ ~ • McNea l S M ~ were Mias MJ gram hour and Mn. .&rnlre Riffle, Mi-t. bert DfsqQ Ind. Jeorge :ftU'ehet and Mrl. Harry 1Margaret auer, n . Lillian Stei!t tc ee yeilterday. Lilt wee.kead and Mra. Mitch and Mr. and Mrs. Thein C'Dndueted ·a discunion on Mrs. Robert Blp'd~te .,.re .NIJM. ~uleton ~~~..:...__;_ and Mrs. Lester Boice. Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Mitch and John Sclnes. el&:ht question• namely : tJM 1 1ti ·to "Should •ou lead vour child to 811 nom Ql .1.1111 co~ "'" Jerpn~ 5 ..,. IIRIDDII HOUOAI"W.l' be improving l~====··===-==· !b~::::~~~~~~:;:Zd 1 1 ·R·epo ·· ·. · QUITS AI IHOOPIR CHATT""-A. T011n. UP..._ ........ ,............, ......... ~ c'.:O::..~": A . _ _ , . ,......,. hor - • .ui4Wt twiftl my..tf ,. alii: ·flw • a1 e CHUCKLE FOR TODAY lftY' y • e n t 1n e Det~etetl l'e Tile l•t4Jt'aU ~Of The Jlft8..M.,_ tlrn I k WEATHER ........_ ..............-. Ohio: C - . occooloMI lltlof ..,_- - · _, - r. ,.... llfht .,.., llkoly - P41rflJ ctou4y, rMf MVCh ~ I• :::=,':,."it .._ "' aar. '~• ~~FrW~~·------------------------------------------------~--~~~~ ....==~~=-~~~~~~~~~-----------------------------------------~~~~~---~NO. 285 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio, Saturday, March 19, 1980 SINGLE CO!'Y- k ;- VOL XI t .~ r• ne~ ,. ~ 't ---------- IP. 1t•- ' report ot tile ,.pril meot!nJ. ~ first ll'•de t•ucht by u- ;Dune ..li ....,,. "'*"'"' the otcooo rrode laucJtl . by Mi 114 ft.oNIM 'S tory tltr1f t• .the. • think o1 bia iNc¥r .as a friendly person?" "U you b•¥e dlUiculty in COiltrolling your chiJd should you !:~o~/·~·~t wai~ unW you go t,o Are you wiliJng to diseuu with the teacher, )'our child's ab.ility or di&ablllty? , · Do you expect the teacber to diacusa these problems durin& ~<h 1 h ~, 00 00111 · · If you belleve the teacher i1 ~~ng a coo~ job, du you tell her Do you expect special le~iency for your child in dlaclpli.ne or gradinl? · Do you expect the tucher to be more puritanlcJl than you areT U the teacher'• ttancJards are stricter than yours do you resent 11? At th' close of the meeting a • l . • TAKE THIS FIRST STEP TO SECURITY ltop ln ... ond start SniJig. Add .. 1""" I«<Wlt ...... lariJ' for 1111 IOCIUIIJ• l coif.. hour attendaocc btf1Qer: . . . Mta:. Maxlne Arn91d, . pr;ii ,. ··'· tl'bairman.- iittroduced , t11 · ! ij tro~at aD(j. the leaclert. ' ' 1 How ll.qusb . tnd Mra,; N~~ W~U"era~Jllf!:' who pr~o~ ' a U:.lt ''Leaders Tathlg • Gtou• ~ Jf,wtllei to· t Sr>e<ial _ , ... lncll Brown·ie T rq.? p ...,. "~. ·, .... " ' Offer 011 STORE·WIDE~ SALE · w•• hetd in the home -- ' ;;, "the ·Girl Se<KJt Troop Six: lAcier, Mf!l . Joha Moore who 'prea~Jed ~ a :folk dance taught therl! bf lfL Jo H,ardy lnd a play ''Blue - ~" . Tbe achool ~;~~ewa wu iJVeiJ. by , Mra. Orin Smith, who ••n•.,•t.ect·. that. Mn. Geneva Jo.e,c.bbtJ. ~~ or· · dered t-he music 1nd the fDr!Da: ·mutical will be prea~tecf Ia AprJI. . WUliam Atkin~ wu pr~tetlt and ' eeonomJc11 room. 55 El)joyed Dinner Thursday Evening Brownie Troop N ol Mld~Tei>Oi-t enjoyed a djnner Thurt<fax evenIns at the Martin Roltouroht to Rhodes Services HeldTuesday At . EWiiJ9'~ ~hapel SAVE -TOMORROW· SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M• ,. ••d · Funerol ·,.-.ccea for -,~ Ml~~rt:' Tht Jffal( .. t.f betn • •• ""'" " planned for last week Ia. obNrY· Rb!Hjeo •er·· ~eld trOm the !Willi of Girl s<ourw..~ · but due : CbaP4!1J, TUetct.y at 2 p. m. wtth bad weather waa pqatpo~_d : the Rn". Walfo J, Bart11le;, of the· Federated Church, ing. SPtclel mu1tc Wll provided Mra. !kin NetJtz:llng, organi1t Mu . Muvin Burt, ac.loiat. We Pay 3% lnterelll 011 Your Savlnp . The tablet ·m · in green and Whi:IAI if~t"b · eup' favors at each Plaee. . . )J.Jkfl! HaQelt ia. lejldtr pf · and Mn H4rold "l!!:.H~r.:. bird Is aasirtant, and they met 'jtl~· the Jirll at their maeting ·room ~ the Methodist church precedln1 tbe dlnher for their re8ular meet. in& . . · After the Pleddrs:;e~o~Jtt~!:e~~·'~ the fj . Burial wu made io the Pine Grove cemetery and pallbearers were Willard Hines, Denver Thorna, Walter Baer, Lawence Lann· . BANIUNG 81NCE 1872 lng, . Edward Schaefer, Fred Neue and Le11ter Ru11ell . 'lllembe• Federal R-rv• SyaleD Cominc from out of town for the servtee were· Mr. an~t : · ; Member federal John · Walker, Mannlnt W'a Depolli 'IWMII'bre CorporaUon Mlu Patricia Knebuach, and . and Mrs. John Copland, Canton; POMEROY RUTLAND William Huahes, Athen1 and Ml111 • ------...,-~====================,,_::Rachel Rooab, Columbus. Sauer, POMEROY NATIONAL BANK -~ ·~· ~ t . . ,t-\f~ 1• f . '-. ,~1.::;, ~- ··;- .. '· ~· ···,~ ·' 'i .• ·.1 ,, ·- me-f:o , ... ~ lr. Myrta Weimann. Harold E. Hubbard wall named by president Theodore T. Reed, Jr. more 111 chairman of the annual Easter Home Mary ·Jane Gerard :W~ijl ~Uglb1Q fttr .t ht .P~n but wa, un11bl~ to be pteaent. Vtralnla Ftre, :i,nother m~~er ablil to ot the ~p ; waa a:llo ufl: attend·. ' .' tric -co., was procram cbatnnan and tntrod~eed. Mrs. Maxlrie Cramer director of .apeelal event. in tb~ company'• pubUc relltlon• de· partment. She abowed and talked about colorful aUdea taken in ~~:~I Germany !)D a recUt trip t ~reu Ma~;tYJfliiJII. CUci, R~da llyuUr ·arid Betty ·Rusael). · , Burteu, ~nlddle CROW'S announces two new SANDWICHES • • • I 'BIGGEE' I SOc i . CroW. During tbe dollan T·be appointment of H\llll W. Ray Jr., to tbe Public Relations .staff of Columbus and Southern Oakley C. ColilnJ, ltooton, Nld today bt~ atop~ Ja ·p0rnet(IJ' loDI enouch laat aigbt to ooUect re-aultl of a aeeret ballOt taken en· can :SN1k At Meeting . ( ...... _...,.,., ~~~,~~~~~PTA . . ~"'''11: I I ~··· ... ,.,.,. ·~'. Jllni111tio ~'Jaot _, , ...... dlrtl Kltebea ~ ttaJ oilap. ''"""' .... duD. W.U.ota,y .._. , _ iiatii*Dt at- "SUPER STEERBURGER" •' Collins Reporte Vote Of EndolMDlent Here . Heaton Will . to One quarter pound beef CHAR BROILED to your preference with shredded lettuce, tomato, pickle and our own tangy sauce to enhance Its flavor. 1 MJY. Mae ·Baiaey, 'Dd the Ml11ea CollinB, Frieda Faehnle aDd Bell Sanborn. Haue~. Charlen~· The billoi wao ,lobil ·ot a meet· 1n1 of tht Mel" ~ouolp Republl· ---.~.+.i/"li!O-· For Thote Who Like That -----. "BE MtlN ~BAB·BBOILED FIAVOB" . THE FABULOUS Ray Appointed To PR Staff Of C&SOE Company doning a cJndJ.dlte fOr conareu b> tile lOth diairlet. _ "' I ---------- bach, Kitt7 Peril~ger, Henneuy, Patrlcla. Fultz., GtOetkner, KiY Compton, Mary Ann Rietard and Jamea Mees.. lJn· da Kirkland, Robert B1,1ck, Rk:hard CoUIDI, Mickey Mencbinl, Nan· cy Burna and Qntra Swab:el received $2 and ct]tifleates. Prizea of $1 and certificate~ were · were th!!&e iwarded to .B renda !Bailey, · the dinner ladiet the Heath Chur~:h, Mra. Folrqer. Mattie ol BuslJ,, Mtt; Carl Mattox, Follrod, i~~~1 . Fre;~em~a~n~, SPECIAL SHOWING QF ELE,CTRIC APPLIANCES Just try tnis huge super burger for size, flavor and soul sotisfyin!j goodness. Grilled to your own preference. One quortef. P!;lund beef potty with a slice of real American Cneei~ · !melted) with snredded ll'ttUC!:e, tomato, pickle ani;L~,r own famous sauce to compliment its de· licious fll>i Or. \ Europe. . Servina "Tile Fabulou11 Bllflfer Beefburger" ~ •• an~~ne Columbua and Soutl\em Ohlo Elec- went to Jane Baer, ' Othera wha atte~ed ·the' meet. ina anti cUnner Were than Egg Hup,t. Prizes of $6 in Tom Hendrix, manaJ:er of . the sold $40 or more 'I' E&ecUUve eomtnittle cam~ ou.t and 31·2 faYIJfq.l COlllnt, tbe· former . state ~enator uaid. TWO ·,ACi •CHAAHS • ' · Defendant Favored In Common Ple~is Court The ~eip . ~11ntt.. Common Pleas COU!'t ruled)o f4vqr pf the detemtont .•wardinl Eruelit M. . · SQUAD CALLilo The Ra,clne emeta•ttcy squad was ~urtOn; $2GO. ·In ' the elK ·Pe,rl 8,urt.~ •. aecotd· Mrs. Earl HOlman, J?cine road. In& to , an eni:ry .fl~ed , t~y. Tbe suit evolved frv:m .an a1.1to She suffered a fractured Jeg Jn a accident ln which . n~ sued ' fill . She was taken to an out of BurtOO. f9r .dabl~Ce&· ~OUD\)' hospital. ealled this mornina to the home of Deem .vtl •. Er.neat City won first place . awatd~i!' tbree ;,..~'~;;~~:t by the Nth¥ ~aven Par· F at llle. New Haven Com- *COUPON * ~ . . . .. ~--.....,. *COUPON* .· 1-.. , l~j~=r~forenliQea.......,.. labulout~"IIGOH" ~ "8UPJ;I ·: ·.. ·aee durltiJ to~ l!llt .,ee~a~ laliilthlttory .etlw wlllob ·=~,·1·.... Mll'dl ~0. lHI. No llnak to Uae llataber of ,l,llldwlcb.el .,_lilted, l1.· tROW'S STEAK HOUSE . - WlsT ' MAIN ST. ' . • : :I fOMtROY • '1. l The Athletic Boosters will again I" 'h"'me their "Grand Old ()pry" F.alltO!I'rn High School on IS•IDd.ay artemoon, March 20 Due to the bad ~ather cantil- and · conflict in rehearsal dates, previpus rehearaals were not well attended. · Norma Newland, dire~;to. r of the all peraons ··in the a special effort .to Teona~t11a~d ' e• · practlee. All penona who have been aas.isned partj· • ,.. the shows a1·e to a.t~d . · ! . J. .•· All tbose peraons who are I ln- " _... 1 At Rehearsal - TryJtr t-·nJ..eveJtr De . _ - _ - - . C U T ON bOTTBD UNI. !i ' IEverybody To Be 3Mason City Acts Win Top Applause In Show · DA!'ICE TONtGI!T · Cllrenee neweht: 'pd·Ned'i-C&U, ' There Will' be· a :daace at th~ both.. Of!' Mi4dlePQt\,·wJll1 ft."ce:·e~- E-agles Club tonight ·from 10 unhl ge1 1Qf: ·iptolieaUOftl• M:oriclh11 ,e ' ~n l· ·1 for members and guests. It was bel , a~ ·bhthi'· ~itt!! __ - ,tJrevioWJy a~nounced t~ begin at pol~..~lr tltij\111:...' \UJ:·.~: .•. :.:· : 'P p. m. Mus1c will be bY: the Gt tentatively 1;rt_ rOf · 8:30 a. m, .. · 1 • Notes. . Obio Electric Company wn today announced by Robert E. KiaabiU Director of Public RelaUona. Ray, a naUve of Columbus, ta a graduate of Ohio State Unl\W· sity. He sened a.s a writer and editoi during a tour of duty 1rith the Ni.vy. Followiog these terms, he worked as a Mar~t ~h .1\n.ab'at for the A. C. 'Nie)IIOtt ·Com ,pa~. ctaicaao, and was. ,.!\lslitaal ·laformation Officer f-or ~ _O hio Department .of Highway&. · . r. ll .. _, F'll'e Rages fhro..p Vi!h•~ee ~u.tdoti.s,~ta MILLERSB!IRG; 0'. IJPI-~ fire tateti throuth a bu•lheu bul\d· ina' in the Holinea Couoty vmaa:e A•ttv I ot Walnut Cri!ek1· teday, ·deatrOyappear~ort.e ·~ 'three trullitoh_·pta<•• and . an was out of •fter it atart- eatimated at OINIRAL HOSPITAL : lolro. Gtoi:e Jluffmao, tenste4 in partidpatlna: '4n ·· any way are urged to ·attend the .·rehe;lrsal. Several vacandem iD tbe lineup of Lhe show must .lliaye~ re­ placementa . ------ - Regiotration Of Vehicles �• ' Ten Yea ' B Hatlo , I, Po•menloy-MI!ldl M F Of 'ctw D y I, l''omero: OL ange · the 164 inc r ted pl e and e 2 u inc r ted plac or I ,000 t 2, 00 in abi· • unties in hio .. •• Of lEv ry z-oauySe • I: • of a Se . . tch GauJ, whG innati ape t the parenll, . a ; • 0 l ECK ..• terv by arm Wom- Mil PHONE FOR oads •Droi Meeti "" Chore ge Ditches •Land Cleori g • !jo!iem nt Exc oti • Londscopin AMILY Pho e ..•• ...s., I , rain ombrano 13. Dllpa.tebtl IJI, ,..,., ' tu . ao. .! ' .I ~ ,.. ' um and ])uml cut po Oame ( lib .I,) Llk I • • ' •' .1t011<1Uo burftfit p • '·,,. ... ' st~. · - . i '' ':-' A.TI'I!!~D LA DMAR .'1.,' nt.· . I LU VE ON OV R 100 IT M B SAL . You . UPBR ON an u I �/ , ' Pr3yers Of U.S. Chw-ch Leaders Foeusmg ()a · Geneva Hoping For S[)Jution To Nuclear~~ ~UNDAY ICHOOL LESSON Of THE WEEK • : Anonymous Entrusted WJth Destiny ; 'i4J.y s~~nel, Pomeroy By Roy L. SJBtth One ol the mQst interesting speculattons in whtch any man ' mJd (l f can ~ngage 18 a co era on o the part that bas been played in history by the anonymous Some or the most important wo,rk.s of all time have been performed by individuals who never got their names in the _{laper ln t:plte of all the publicity giVen 1.o the dropping of the bomb on Hiroshima, tbere ia not one American in 25,000 who .elm name the pilot of the plane that carried it. or{e of the most fateful events~ the 'f,ir m Europe was the preservation df th~ Remagen bn~se ~ss the Rhine, across which the Ameracan troops poured· 10 ~ursuit of the fteeing Germans , b I kno --iliddl<opon, 0,, March 19, 1961 tO. . . sTARTS T.RAINING l YOBK UPI-Su&ar Ray ~ (lltened trainme for n bout wtth Paul Pen , beat Robmson last Janu fll'1 for the Ntw York vers1on of 1M WGl"k1 pwddlewelght cham· piOillbip. Robinson sparred two rOuii4J F.riday and wlll meet Tony ... Baldoni in a tune-up bout at Bal flm.Dft, April 2 .fAftiOTI SIGN LINEMEN J;Ofi~N UPl-George Gtlchr1st Jtl aound tackle from Tenneasee ..tt Colle&e and Robert E Lee, MO pound &ua.rd from the Unl ftnlty (If Massouri. have s1gned eQntfactl with the Boston Patriots of the new American Football Leque,. the club announced to· ,, doy, '•' • Pre. Easter , E>:eept MaguiDeo, Rlclne . .. . ... Riverview . . . . Rlvervlew: Fitch 7-4-18; Durst 3-2-8. l!lssell ~12; llood ~; Cashdollar 11-4HJ. Tot!\4 7 (13-~j tl Racine: OUri '4-(J..C; WicJEUDe Bolley 3-~; Knoi'P ~.o.4; ~; Boatlcl< (W';O. "ll>!flo (lUll) 38, • w· match ¥bi\061•pfl"fectly. Valley Manufocturlnl COmpanJ, Tay,or'a Buckeyes advanced to the finals with a 76·54 win of Coolvolle, ~8-113. wer NYU Leadlni ""er for tbo ICI.dbis Taylor 1aid froBh Coach Frank .scoring one way Bfld then we de was John Darrow wltb 28 ~~·· Truitt predicted that the Buck- c1ded to do .somelhlns else We Bob Ashley pnd J1m Barto_, e~b tie• would win by a 'i'b-60 eeore should ~~~~·e stuck to what W11.1. scored te Caldwen had 11 tor "But we did not play a good workmg Coolv1lle game,'' Taylor said. "We were Taylor referred to the 8-0 lead Mana11er LJOni.!l Boggs of tbt not sharp and we didn't get out that Ohio Slale took at the outset Middy club praised every o~ of and run lake I had hoped we and the lacl that NYU pulled to his boys "They a.ll played (ftat" would" wllhm two points shortly after· he said, noting especially tl\e l'e· ward Of his All America center, bounding 1 of big Jim B~ton "For one lhtng, we just got out Lucas, Taylor said, "he around Ute boards, and the "con· of final cxamR I don 't say this lplo.yed a heck of a ddcnswe tlnued Improvement" or John as an excuse but I have yet to Thompson, Yellow Jacket football ~ee the team from our conference .1 "Oa<h gave full coach and Tuffy Kn!Jht, Ruut~d The W.nnl "" pIay It1 best In thi 11 tournament. "" ~ f b 11 d b k t 11 to Tom Sanders, NYC cen assistant not a an u e 1 We are on the quarter system , ''"'dil 1' b and just finished uur fmals Wed Ler coac · M.Uay Mareb 21M "hn't he something?" Taylt:lr Nell Monday night the Middle's , ~~~day night'' 11skcd. "Qu 1ckt Good shot! ..~f~'t''' :Wil! come up a.tahtat the. GaOlT.pylor, who sounded more like 'nru ...,.h Ulh Coach Lou Ro!;sinl of NYU ahufl po1u ~lUers m the champton$bip a losing coach than 1 winner, also had good words for both centers contest at 8 l!i. l..ast nl$ht the pointed oul thfll his teAm was "ln companng Lucas with my Mtllers handed the Ecofiimy "Oro"pretty young" and WPB under a own Sondcn 1 would have to say eery, New Haven, 1\ 68·48 defeat. ''terrific mental strain ' that this ga;ne JUSt showed that Lcadmg scorer for the MiUe,r's "I feel fortunate that we won both are grept centers." Lou said was Pfleage with 22 , pointll lt. It's wondcrtul," he said "But we "Ohw st01 te's overall height and Roullh of the Grocer a tied him Open 8 to 9 P.M. gave the ball awsy too much" wetght ju~t proved to be too much for sooring honorJ witti J2. T•ylor eave t\la team cRdit for for us to handle lhey wdl be The conaolatltm &ante lilt 7 Monthe win and 1ald: tough 011 anyone they race 10 the da)l will be between the twb 10!1· Maaon, W. Va. "We got (}Ur points too easily final!" Rossini added ing team& last Qliht. 1 ~!!!!=i!!:l!!!!!~~~~~~~-: at the start or the ,ame We were San'dera tummed up the game Middleport 10 84 &i ~8 · sadly by saying· Ohio V¥1le_y 21 32 44 mJ ''We \rled to slow it down. we Middleport· Darrow 2~j Ashley wanted thtm to play our game, 16; Barton HI; Marltham o; crooks but they just played our aame 3 .. better than we did " Ohio Valley Cole 12, Caldwell 18, Elhman t: Giul 10; PiiWoll 10 the Fountain A.M. ALL TIRES '110\JNTED PREE ,,,_.. '• All•tiMa \oW 4; Martin 1 Dayton Roosevelt Treadway Millera . so ' so ,. 22; Morsan Pllea1• McMohnn 4 Leads All Star I;~:l~?~; Bennett '7; Wlleoxen Economy· roa Campbell Cast Into Finals Tucker RoWih Roush 21 II C: · we ly United Pr"s lntlrnatlort3l No 1 ranked Dayton _to•J tJV' a leads an all·•tar cast ol C ln~>s AA and Clas1 A teams Into the reg· aonal h1gh sehool basketball tour· namont final& tonight to deter· mine the teAm& to play for the stale championships neKt weekend ThE' Teddio1, who captured the top spot In the UnHed Pree1 lnternntlonal CoacheR ratings, we're joined by No 2 ranked and two· time defending lltate champion Cleveland Et.1t Tech, No 3 ranked Canton Timkeu and ninth rank· ed Toledo Scott In tbe Cln• AA field ' LfadJnl the Class A the regional finale were .,;;;; ·~iii,;,; "[tlli<i;" Local and Northwe.tern, "' which were upaet ~~~~~~~~· m~~~~~ I'OUnd or the Stale tC year The Ttddle• u•ib dJs~ of Ml~dletown. 9~, Frld17 nlt~t at Cinelnnatl, runninl up a '~ tylne point spread aealnat the out· manned Midd.iea. Clinton TUUtD had a toutb time 1e\tlne by 16th r~IOJd Portsmoutll, llf.lll, to a 111~1' aaio• at Columbua, The acort ond ' lr1stont ~"-"'PIOn NYLOMI. ' w•• _-P!"; . to Tourneys tl. S. SCORES TOURNAMENT SCORIS By UnitH Press lnlernatlon•l R~Qfl•l S.mi·Finals ~LAS, AA C9ACH MIXICANS CITY UPI-WorJd Pancho Gon· Ana:eles 'tw offered to coach the Mextcan Davis Cup team provided Rafael Osuna, a .tudent hi: Calirorma, iB included on lhe ~"'· Mexican Tennio Fed· l"':~~offie~al• aald. At Clrkfnnetl Dayton R.ooiWI.tf 95 ·-~, _1_ \ , Ml~di...W.. 63 Cincinnati Western Hlfft; 4 • Urbllne 41 <lit , $un4~y, M•rch 20, 1960 lzaak Walton Farm ' ' CHESTER, OHIO STARTS I P.M. Prizes- Steaks- Roa~ts- Chops 1 li I OTGUN SHOOT " 1. Reedsville , Society News 4 } ';;:~~~E~ ::::; ' '' a ~ :pat;yes 'IV~h .the I~OI?!I r'*!_t .......... C~l~o ' AI Troy Aslwlllo 61 Trlft!OO 16 o,t ·• Salem LoCII 1.3 Arcan~m H AI Ll~ New Bremen 71 Ltf"i' 11 Lykona St s, ' ' j - ot as I;.T,~'r~ •t ' liLA.. ~ ....t.lil" 1... 2H Wt - · • ..,piOie " " Of fine Kiln drle<l luntber In •I' _,.>!lord dlmt!lliona- I" J 4"o flllkJvr .. · ~ --- - • ~~ a rorm cor- Co. * ·m· r :t.,H.' RAWliNGS~& SONS ·co. CLASS A c!ll"" Troiliei O.as ilattsff C•nton Tlmk•n S4 f'ortttmouth 52 Newark 69 •t.ubenv,llt 51 At Toleclo Tote,!' IIJcptt 63 Eootwood 56 Elyrlo 61 'Merlin 60 60 , "' 8 11 21 4W 6; McCiln O; 11; 8. Di 4; 2; R. 22; G. 6, D Roush e;, Reed '· !. H. W. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Coach Fred Taylor of OhiO tourney lut n~ght at Kyger Creek Slate said today his freshman coach who scouted New York H••h school the Middleport DoUJP.veralty, (:Riled the outcome of the1r NCAA aemt-finals partinent Store ilafe.ated the Otiio 11'' ) ~Y f!Uar~e~: Tobacco Middles Reach Taylor's Scout Hit Outcome Finals In Kyger Independent Play Of BuckS, m AImost On Nose. Creek In the aeml-flnalo of lbe lif(er Independent liiU:Itbill I •te,. 1 ' ; pou ble between A ... render to Communltt• P6Wtl' aftd n all t ~ .;;iVOidln,.· t~~ d~ tM tween the t " e wo :, Fr. John COUI't..Qe:J .......,, Amenta'• ..m 0 5 t dtl!lht~ C&thollc Uleolofiao, ..... ~ lllrik~ mab aimdtr ~nau.,.. In ~PM. lhJiC the moral wue r•JM9 b;<i:zt9dern weapon1. He e1ud .•tbe r'':'A«al tm~ratlve" o1- our t.tM tJ1 1 to av01d bemg forced into JLMMtiob cf choosina: "Between the ,~.. ate altemauvn of uni~ 'ilom. 1 ~ d~•th or ~mpleta. su~ to CommunJJm •· · "'• UrnltM War Letlti,_.. Fr Murray 1a1d that "1t11Ute4 war' ' 111 the ooly lunA of war that can be Jegatlmlilt.ely w.q:ed, I#Dder any provocation Althoueh _.,Preparedne11 for limited war mv be more expensive thAD ri'b'l.q' ex· elusively on an aU-Out nue~ de· te.....nt. he '""1• "fU.:al policy" cannOt be used aB an excuse Jror an IMmoral straten whu:l) rules IJ}ltnational Oi:e "RC)Uibilft:y" of limitation or wKr." • 1 Thus, appro_pr•ate safeguardC to lllS\ll'e that both .tldet ,CJ.ve up ..., •• PONt of mus eittrmt~on se,llll to bie: one 101 ~ ~~ would sat1s1y the conaclenUJ 01 ~·h ·•nu· """' }llclfl8f.a" and "Christian : U " lTikhe Dr Miller an4 Fi'. urray. Will at'a why 10 ny:ny prayers be focused on GetJev• duriag the coming mbnths:. · • on t he new b1g poWer dts and thm; help to prevent man armament conferenet> gethng un extermmahon " derway at Geneva Churchmen know It Will be ex HaHng "'" that, Dr Maller tremely difhtult to work out a agrt>ed With the Iowa theolotianll dependable agreement with Rus that tt a morally "mdefenatbJe" tJa on controlled International du. for the United States to bwld 1t. lrllllment mtiltary defente straegy enllrely But they are praymg for such around 8 eapaelb for "mil&!llve an &Jleement with the bervor of retahahon" With nuclear weapon!! men who are caught m an agomzStr.,.. Conw-.rtlen•l Arm• inx mor•l dilemma. He •a1d thts country should ahllJ The dilemma is summed up 1n be atrong m ·•conventJOnal arms" two que1tions· so that it could , 1n a cns1s, pur u no one wa who the br, dge tender was. COilert Named Julius 1 ~n the Chnstum eonSC"iehce sue "other courwe& of aetlon " than 1 condone, under any Clrl'umslancel all out nuclear war twas Rome's boast that any man accused of a majOr crime the ue of weapons of mass eK' ' Surely we are to be condemned could be-,assured of a fair trial The Apostle Paul after a se· termination' if 11 ill merely a budget that r¥!s of de~YS1 ~ ~p~aled his case to Caesar arid bad been 2 Can Americans undaterally keeps up from providing altec:na pror:pl$ed '- trial m the ~best court of the Empire. When the renounce aucb weapons without IJveB to reliance on nuclear weap. little party set off from Judea, the aged Chrtstian was guarded throwing the world open to Com- on&,'' he said . .. We Bhould put in by a troop of Rontan soldiers under the command of a man m~Jnlft ~onquest' named Jtilius. There " a -owmg bod f Y o I n th ~ COQrae of th e years o f h IS ministry the Apostle bad Cllrlatqn optoiona- in the Uhited been ~ntraed having State• which m•weu a r~lu•A , :qq repeatedly, everv , J laying on of the ···h 1oQ "' I re~.u ted tn ~uptel'Q.US d~ wounds on his back. Ot'e wonden "no" to question number 1 Quarterly meetin1 of the Letut what ~\iU~ qt1J,st haVe thO\Ight of such a prisoner, with hunNuclur Pat!ifitm _Charge churehes wall held Sunday dreds Pff,Dlry~s 0),1 bl& ~Ck Thl1 viewpomt, somehmea afternoon wtth DHltrict Supt Bauer eaii fprgJ,ve hbn for not knowing that he h3d in his called "nuclear ~Cifasm," was presadlng, Reporb were given by charge the man who was to wnte a large section ot the New. summarized in a atatement iasued all the churches on the chargeTestament and who was a I d b h rec~ntly b,Y aeven theolo11hms on Letart Fall1, Ealt Letart, Apple .' , ,'" ..........mpan e Y a not er man who the faeulty of the Unlted Preaby Grove, Morris Chapel, StJversvtlle was to wnte an ad<lztional ~~ge block of the sam.e book terlarl 'Seminary at the University Oak Grove, Great Bend and SuttQU' SuPJ)C)8e that JqUqS bad nOt handled the matter WeiU ·Sun. of Dub\lgue, Iowa Mr. and Mn. Davia Hill and "'" . h on lha t f~u.l jourr Th e theologians said the old- Pl!l'l')' of RaCine and Mr. and Mn poSe tllat Paul had been ~IIowe d to pens nt!:y. What a loss the world Would have sustained (41Jhioned. kind of war could be Harold Grimm were dUUler guesta alorj&Side ,t he falnous and the chosen, but he also ... rally lUJt•f•ed as a ''laot resort'" of Mr, and Mn. Jerry Hill Sunday · God acwmpam~ ~e Jnon_pl!ous on many an occasion. d.dtnse of freedom and iUJt.Ice in bonor of Mr Htll'll birthflay . I Bid y_.u Tlke Heart ... wt the th,..t a.,cl a.urci• MR. Wilma. Hendenon and suTbe plan caJ.led for a fall departure, which was a highly of tht meant of m..s axtennine- san of Allred are •pending the dangerous matter. The.Mediterranean is a rough sea du~ tion in wavlnl war is ltlasphelnf week with ltf. and Mrs. Robert th inter 111111tt God th, rr ..tor, ,.... Burmen •nd son. Mrs James Lee ,Jlutb enter.tained .e W season, and Paul could anticipate trouble. He dt _,..., •IKI red..., of hum.n Mr and Mrs. Jim Bell spent 1'VIth a saralil~ C6ventry 1'wflr1 his be~t ~_pYrSuade ~e autflo.ryties to postpone the departure Ute:• '1'1IQ' lddtd.. "It Nfntt Sunday evening 1111th h1s brother, party at h~ hl)-!lle Tue'B4ay efen. un~IJ sp#iji. ~ut offiCialdom 1s sometimes very dumb And tt-• fttT purpow for which wer Don Bell and family, Racine. ing w1th iue~ ;-siSter, Mn. Bi~ Off hey 1N,e1pt. · · may lawfully be wtCrM. . by George Albert HiU, who is em· ltasb as co-bpstesilln.~ · aYne 1 .. 1M ind.ICI'Imlnat. dHtrvctlon of ployed .In CoJumbua, spent the ons of 't'oreh wu de The Uniform Sunday ~llool lesson for March 20· ..,. rril and ttw oood. ttw lust • weekend at tbe home of hU. par. The door' pru.e w.u ~ by : ' ''PA,J!L';! VI;)YAGE TO ROME," Acts 27:1 through 28:15. · oftd 1M ••luot, tho dofonsoleto ents,)lr and Mro Jerry HHI Paul .N1cho~ ftWe~h•ntl ch Tllking his Pfo.b)#m,s to I!OJI!O<In~ hes! ab !• ~elp him solve them Is a !'tactlce every i and the •rmed, fh• tiv!nt~ aftlll Carl Wolft Jr. of Mar1etta Col· served to iMrs f'i'anlt Blie )In; But they were oqly a few days out of port when they found U... .,.. yet 1oom . lei< opeot th• week end with his Alfred CashdoU.v. :Mrs.. dbatJ~ lid should he taught earlj m ~e, In lh1~ !il!ll!nce the boy goes to the engineer to the~lv~ in terrible storm from which they did not escape "There 1s no conr!e1vable end mother, Mrt. Carl Wolfe and SJ:s- Noms, Mrs ~ Osborne, Mn:. get hiS toy locoinottve oiled, Later be will n !OW ;k!vlce and help on what career to take fo~ore ~an l~ d~ys. Eve~ then they lost their ship. But all that iustifi., lhese means·· len, Mrs. D. v. H•U and ldn. Dale Paul N1chob, Mrs .Grant Boring up, what ,4ollege to attend, For m.any years . to COIIUl he may need advice on health. a Wefe &avi!d. , Thu statement drew a reply Hill. :tkre· ijll!\lll h~~ I'W'~ to know WblCh Is C<lltiHliYlce and wlllch is ~uack. Mrs. Cli!'tord ~m1, Mn. ~nY In th~Jiliclst oftfte worst {)f the storm Paul assured them from another noted PJ'esbyterian Several of the children of Mr. Harr1s, lin. Ro~ Dunfee, •n. ,oilr cit 11\e strorrg~st I!utJes of a parent"b "gUiding children lp$ard app~jatio~ of ~eY:~l;d come tbro,ugh, for he had been granted a theologian, Dr Wilham Lee Mil- and Mrs Hank Shane are 1u. Maurtce Reed, llm.Dorman Rfed, ~,~hiiJ"1h attendap~~·. Here. m_any;p~,l>wms <;~~n tw ~en t.ltli th.e oosurance th;l • a!l.that VlSlOn in wfii&. he had beeit fOretold a safe outcome. ler of Vale Cl~mity School. Mr and Mrs. Okey Kt!lser and Mrs r.ma Lou M1xer and P4ty. !~ i\lil ~1'eA!!ertf• ~ll b~en.foonl apthbr!jtaltve 1ources. And there ar~ manf other G d eti ,. Anawws In Nllptlve children spent Sunday with hi" Sue Sprague, Patty Cowdery, A;tu7 ul~t.eotno:· a'bsorb \he child's tlme anC! att imtlon, of course the chief among !IIese is O som mes sav:es HI e'ntire crew because of the preDr :Miller called attention to parents, Mr and Mrs Ervin KeiJel' Ethel T~:~)·lor, Mrs. Wayne Li~fDs, leal'!lli\:1 ~!!Qui religion, faith and duiJ'. , seneeamongthemofonegqd!,yman More than one multitude question number 2 '- and an- Mr and Mrs. A,v;to Jarrell of and the h~ ~ . has ~n ~Ved, by a Jonely iPdividuaJ. swcred 1t in the negative "Pres- Boone County, W. Va. moved Iaat _Ji;6r, fnformilion a·bout , the Sunday or Church School of your faith speak to your own Jl.t'llli"' lail<"t;~· $,,. u •· ·~ J'.qnd GI'Hl 'fbere ent history does not offer any vi&- week to the J\OSf ~nd aod Gravel Dl~J¥~~o!jefe~ !~ 1~•· ""!'•.?\!les ~· 1~\ ~JSpaper. ' a ~itll Iilli!t ol Th~ §hOWE!d us unusual kindness." How many tble alternative to the mamte- property at Apple Grove. times In J..1'fe{1¥ ~e n'lat~er develops we find that kind hearts nance by the Americans of the Mr and MrR . El.r.a Lakins of Long lir: pfd R it will, irr some measure, foster ond ·help sustairt .., ,.-., E"".... "fl ! a•nd mer.cifti ha1;1ds await us. ' threat of nuclear as a deterrent :Bottom were recent guests of her rick ";;. Mr and !ln. ., Z.. ..lhlllplfty which IS good in family and community lire, this feature is In o •t kb h h to the Sov1et Union's use o( her m~e. Mrs Okey Kisor. ur Cl Y ere was a m~ W o ad shown little interest in destructive power," he s~ud . "Tius Mr and Mn. Dallas nm and were recentTiueau atJ:- i. hqme sP!)nsored by the bu~iness firms 11nd organizations whose names ~be drive.tor funds for then~* hosP.ttal. But three years after deterrent operates not only to pro- fam1ly of Apple Grove eaUed on of .Mr. and Min. Carl ~ml in Pomeroy. lilt. ·llumphWfl{bitth'ldpear below. It was built he was taken sud®ply Ill in the night and had to teet the American nahon but also Mrs J D Roush. sunday. ~ be ,~sb,¢, to the O~rating wafd . ' a whole network of alhed ami aaMr and Mrs Deru:el Boggess and day was observed. Mn. Marvin Rhinehart or Elkins . I neve_r. th~bJ.!gf\~ .-\fqt#d ~ver need a hospital1~ be JSaid., soctated nations famlly lpent Sunday Wlth her par• to t)Yb.Uftubl).. waS"lzgbting hiS 'fayh.back to health and L'trength ' ' t'It may be that the 'balance of enta, Mr and Mri H 0. ·Dotlglas West Virginia, is- 'Yis:itbi( ber Parents, llr. and J(rs. lien Buckley. ·~ ~* 1 Rla.kes ,me a little ashatned to think that others bulli.~; ~m.1ffual terro~.· precartous and ap- of Eallt Letart , fqr ~qe the institution which wa's to save my life. As soon as 1 palling as 1t 1s, has preserved and School opened Monda{*lier tie. Mr and lin. M. A. Hall of Long l'oD efoy Budget Bhopplag Cmiler Bottom were here Sa\urdiY to visit get out of 'l;lere I'm going to help this hospital get read for 1s preservmg a rough kmd of mg closed due to bad weather. the1r son and d.augbter-iJt..law, kr. !he ne•t man wJ10 Is in trouble ll$1 was'" Y .and .Mrs. Ch.aWts Hi'IJ.., ..... ~ ~ There We Folllld Brethren Submitted by Ralph C. Zunde~ Putor Mr and \ln.' Moue It w~, on the st~ts of the i!J.clent cjty of Canton that once Ifeno were callers Sunday In a Pomeroy !!apt._ Qlurell ~ fodtlnd ~. Y~ul!g,,Cb!tl~ pay wllo said, "Let me hold your home of hll Ptll'enta, Mr. and J S. Marks an as \""_go down !be str~t I am a Chriatian. and it gives "DRINKING AlfD D!lmNG" "' < me ~Jte f~~elilig tlutt I have hold •of the Church ut GOd when I M:r and Mrs. Bert SbumlfaJ c~n Ieell!te blinllcla>iP f>t a Christian from America!' These columns have seldom empha$ed the present prqb- W4!1'e caned to AI- W.tbe deltb • (Copyngljt l96G -~.)( lhe Division of Christian Education Na- lcm in our nation of intoxicating beverages and the increasing Of tbe1r erea.t grandJOO. JCej(b £u. twlllll C'\tlncll tile Churches' of Chrjst in the United States highway fatalities So I beg to be permitted the opportqnity geRe Deily, aj .,.....-,. MP: lri Mrs. Y~' llodg~ .lo Pl;;.outJJ Dealer of Amenca.) ' · ' ' (O<!alJ to our attention in the followmg quotations a (ew items llobert Daily. ' Two !lt•t ~ave impressed me and which I feel are too good not to '' SundBy Sa~l 9i~· ,P.,achin., ~· Sermon ' by Rev. Kenneth be snared , · 10:30! ~oung NopieJ m.eeJ}hg a~ gtaqdler ~n "Why TeD the World Hepry Ford was qqoted In the "Union Signal of February 8:45 and 'IViingeUSt!C sen'itt, 7:30: ~bOut Je~a". Nursery and Jun- 19 as folluws: , .. WeCI., 7~30 prlyer ,lnd praise. ,r Jgf church for children. 6:30 vlid"I' believe In prohibition because I believe in the new In· O.nvllle Pilgrim Holl'*s Oiurc~ la~lon training seuion for adults Langsville; Don Wacb'enschwanZ, ~ lhd ' y(lu'h led by Rev. Ch1,11dler. flps!rial order that America is creating. ~ is as much out a horse and buggy in down-town Pfflor, Supd'r, S,~9.0l . 9i3pj Wor· 7:30 ~Vahgelis~c aerv,ice and jif place in "that new order ship 10:30 d: ~.-: PllgrJm Youth youth night. sermon Hfhe N~s Detroit -and a lot more $ugerous. The bone and btiggy or. 8:48 p, ~; ,S!'JIJ.\&!W.i.""' NO p. o.f Youth Today:• Tueo~ay and der is gont>, and liquor hafl to go with it. Society could take m., riitHtly, ljl 'Jtl thr6 Marcll Thursday serv~ 7:30' c~duct c!lances hack of a dashboat11 that it c~'l ldford to tall:e behind 21. ~~· ~ 'l\p'~~~· ,C.,vington, ed by Rev. Chandler. Choir re- a steering wheel! 1 KY., evanje)Ji¢' . , ~ hearsal at 7 1'hutsday, "'Perhaps you dun'! recall the old hitcliing post days," he AlinA~ c;hurclo. aobort said, "the streets on &aturday nights were lined with wagons R. Cord, Jll!lilr< Sunllay Seboal, LOCAL CONF'"'~CI; and buggies; and the saloons were filled with ~ers: -AI 8:10 II· · IU·i" Ll!lJd nilllneer, supt.; The Local Conferen«'! of the Syr· closing ~time a crowd of irrespousible IIJen bacl<ed their rigS Wgrabip 10~ 1. m.; Sundiy even- acu" Ellfl Ch.arie WJU COD'Vtne at ~ ina:, :1:45, ennteUatk HrYJces be- :1:30 p, m, S~t~d,y, MQrch 20 in into the streets, the horses were Headed lowafds home, tbt\ tin, eontinuilig tw two weeks. tbe Syracuae church, Rel!ntsenta· reins were dropped over the da$ and forg~. The horses ~'IJ •u• Ghurcft, P. 1, Dunn tly~ of the lhfeo Cb\lfChos. l.nclud· were sober! "Well, if we want our stree~ lined again with simps that do paotQI:; \l(opb!Jt. 8:80; S.....,_ l.ng Jl<thany and Carmel. will •~ ScbooJ 10:31)., £~-~.0arD:alim ,IUPt.; sett~lde, pr,par~ lo read reports of that kfnd of business we shall have to put up our automobiles You'th Ho.ar iB:a&,~ , • ,~ tb~ir eongrega"ooal wqrk and a(ltl· and go back to the old hitching posts, AutomobUea won't go C.r;rnet Jt.IB .Church, F. Jt. v)t!es of the Pall* eWt' moutbs. Dr. straight uni"'IS they are driven straight, and they don't tnaw -nn, PlltQf; ~~- SollooJ 8:80, C. F Lutz, c:onfvep~ aupe,·m· the way home. · · W~Qe Rpuab, fiQPt.; Evening W!ll-\ ~deJt~ pf C~lU,mbUI, wm cooC:uct "An industrial oTder that has ~ed the reins, dashsb@, B .P· mv ,~, devotions prior to ~ bufintss ~Td, llllcl teain that knows the way home can't affotd to te,ton. line its highways with "regulated liquor !!hops' - nut With a ·~ · ~Uded. on the 111enda will be forty-horaep<lwer motor under th~ toe of the llrtnklng citizen." f eel~tlon of a ~elesate t..itd an The date of 'this statement Is not given, but li1 tire quarter aJ cmate to the 'DDUII conf$1iqce 'lt'lucb is achedtded to convene at centin;' of repeal the increase in dHnlting hila kept pace with ~gan, Oh,o, ~n 1une the number ol rars. The next Item is from a Baptist magazine on One Sided $PI~IAL SIRVICIS Propsganda . Tille Langsv:liie Congregational "You C@P,IIO! buy-space to advertise tjle evils of strong drink Chriltlan Church is announeinc a and to tii"ge sobriety upon the people in journals that have w_eet of apecM.I services IMIJinnlna sold out to the liquor traffic, You cannot ubtain time on a m1 ' MOnday, Mareh 21 at 7:30 p. m. ~:~ ' 'Ae Rev. Jloward He.ln, puto::- of dlo $tatlon or a chain fur the p~ of le!lm.S' the truth abovt .-j the Albany Baptist Church, wilf be nicotine or whisky when the stations sell tiiJ!e !o ·the bOoie the &peaker. Congregational .,jill· traffic. You c~not obtain a llli1!11!e of time for a t~tevtslon lng will be In charge of Jttov. Bid· PNMram regarding the good health status of total abstinenre die. and ~ree4um from smokin~ when the statitiDS have contraCts will\ the liquor traffic and the nicotine vendors. Sllould )'Qu have ani doubt about this, trY' and tet even a SP.!ll on any of theae stations, Whaj does UiJi artio!lj!t to? Certalnl)l.,lt Is the most l)'\"annlcal of_ (1!1~11<; col"!1jptlon that man. has yet devised. Evil itas a Jill&-~ p"*njitiqn, :l'lle food people do not have a cl!anee to wijD,ess for tile welfare of chUI!fet~, young popple, or adults. · ._, , ' The commercial ststem which controlstll8 )lllliUc dlslrll!u· lion of entertainment and communications Is ~ immot'al monopoly against which all the njlllloiiS iii ChriSIUqs and the llll~~reds of thousands of ~hilrches are appat"e~tly ,h elpless. W~ · are surprised that there has not arl~~en In this country a I!IOJa\ Ioree strong enough to awaken the conscienC!' Of all citi%ens to this biased and monopolized systet»·of pulilte ruotlon, 1t lias now got such a hold' upon this country that the <!~'!· s¢.!1tlon of chlldn\'IJO Jll!mlc'loU. Ilabita and souL-deStroyi!'J !lfl.ijl~e!ihells aild lllC«iJjjzatlon can proceed without corr"* IV~ counteraction, When will the moral forces of this countcy do 1!11ilf duly to God and po,sterlty?" wu)f WP!Jis" On AD Merrhondlie i ...... • ,_ I ' ~ lh cl:fs: SALE Candy and -a :e letart falls Soc"•etv News \ • ay Louis CaSMit u~ ltrnt hrtern.tiONI ··- c I. ae uup ""' reat ttut The proyen of many U S we C"an and wiJl retaliate with tht>te weapon• may m fact pre churcb Jtadrra were focused th11 YPnt the Sovitt.a from UIIDg them ' • ' (-The W~·~'!JiPej"l �• ) e;:..Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 19, !96& - Legal Notice (20) Business Services FINANCIAl. REI'OitT 01' THI I. 0. McCOY AUCTIONIIR WANT ADS BOARD 0 f EDUCATION ,..... Route 2. Lontl ~ -- For FIKAI YHr lndint DIUWIIMr Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 19, 1960-7 Ohio University Student Was Speaker Monday T~egoff Tastts For Rutland Parent Teachers Association Frrst Freedom T~LEVI~ION GUIDI WSAZ.TV Channel ~ After 5 Months 31, 1959. $aliabury L.al kheol RUTLAND-Tbe western LO<ol ApproxlmoU>ly 60 blah Horrllonvlllo, spoke brieflY and Dlltnct, County of MM81 FACI'ORY METHOD RADIATOR PTA met at the Ru.Uand Ht.Jh school studentl from Harrtsonville welcomed all to villt the IC.hooL LOS ANGEI.,.&C; VPI - Carole c:tearnng and repairint by tram- I P. O. AtldrHS P...,.,..f, Oh~; Dah School Auditonum Monday e~en will be affected m the move, and Guest apea.ker !or the meeting Tregoff today tasted her first full FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ed radiator spee1altat1. All work Febr~nry 29, 1960. mg and was opened wtth tbe PTA about tbe •me number of grade wu MIS8 Reema FatoUkl, Ohio Un· day of freedom amce entertna: 1 c•rt•fy tM followlne ,.,.... to liuaranteed Free eaUmatea: Fut RATES prayer by the vu:e pnatdenl, 14ar 8CbOOI students now attendtni at l.ventty Jtmlor 10 JoumaliJm. Her county jatl more tban ftve Dol corr.-ct. same day service Jjaekett's Jotle ruce Rutland will be moved to Hantaon- subJect wu ''StrengthenioJ Inter· months 1g0. 3 eenta "Pel word, o•e insertion .. Mmunum chargr - 60 cents Eklon Waeb Sohio, Pomeroy, Phone WYZ. Boy Scouts ana cubs of the Rut ville Bernard Claywell, pnndpal national and Racial Relationa." The red·h&ll'ed m11treP of Dr. I eeDti per word for Lhree coru.ecuuve ln:iertwns Ci•rk, Tr•eaurer of tiM 3 7 Ute land Troop 240 led the Pledge to Mw Faroukl l.s spanaored. b! a R Bernu-d Finch rest~ at the BcHtrd .,. Education Special -one month for 30 cena per word Flai Harold Rice, Scoutmaster scholarr.blp from the Albens t::ounbome or her parenta m nearby the FuU rate of 3 eent.ti per wurd Wlll be ch-arged tor adYertlliln&: AIR cnNDITWNING, REfRIGER T•x V•tu•tlon 2.,141,432 cil of Cburcb Wo'!len. Her father $outh Pasadena and plaoned onl,. if llOl patd w1llhin 10 day11 after recemng b1Jl Tn L•¥Y 1S mlll .. neral and Vernon Weber , Cubmaster, otioo ""Ice. Jack's Relrlgen\ l!irl"on in AdvertiSJn.g - Should be reported immediately The 6 mill bond tion, New Haven. Pbone TU each gave abort talks outhmng: is wU~ the Jordanl&n Embauy 10 to live qluetl)' until her new tml DUJ.j Sentinel will not be respon&tble for more than one HU::Ol'121 Scout activities. The entlre PTA I 25537. 11-2a-ot $chool Enrollment Waabtncton. stuU ATTIND CROSS FUNIRAL Th tt.r D C 19ld :M May 23.fl d Fin b ac Selerin end WaP' fi2,501.G4 JOined m tbe amgmg of "Amer1ca " Amon& relatves and irtends e a active year-o anlP Trego an c are • --n MUELLI~ FURNAC~-. WIITIKO..I Mr Weber sang "That Uttle Boy swered queatwns coneernmg her cued of daymg the eedate PhY· c.td of Thanks and Specaal NotJces of E\'ents $1 00 Obituaries Sumrn1ry of Caeh klancH, HOUSE appllalc-. Am•ld lr• of Mme." from out of town attendma the studies, ramal)'. and cuat~ms of sician's wife, liarbara Jean, 83, Recelph •nd lxpendltur• pubr&Ubed at 1 cent per wort! tMn, $yracuM, Ohte. Phone fUneral of Mra. Hettae Crosa Sun· her homeland, Jordan. M1B11 Fa laat July 18. TbeJr U'ial on charges I MO 6 DAYS Balenc:e, Januery 1, 19S9WORDS 1 DAY a DAYS $1 3~ WY·U3f4. 11·19-tfc The busmess meetiog was co.n day afternoon at the EUB Cburch rouk1 was broUBht to Rutland by of murder and conspiracy to mur· >450 OOc u General fi'und $6.00 ducted. by the preSident, ~tldred at Dorcas were Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Harold Sauer. ltrs. der ended in a bung jUl')' lut Sat· $1 80 so 20 Bond reurement (unl.l 10, .08 20 l'ELEVISION RADIO AND sMALL $7 50 $2:1.5 Jaccaud and Mr and Mn. Sauer ta chairman of the PTA pro- urday. $1 50 158 .67 Lucas The ~ecretarys report for 75c 25 appllance repair. Phone Ot .. Lunch Room Fund January was given by Janet Morrll.l J•m"' Bowen of East Liverpool; gram committee. The 23-year-old ex· model wu 18,806..40 Total Ad.a received Dy 10 AM WIIJ ~ m that day 11 paper. McChntock, Racine~ Obio There was no Febru1ry meetmg and Mn. LeRoy Cook, Carl Duane Stanley, HarrisonvUle, releued Friday an $21.000 b1U R.c:e1pt._ 2·1-tf.;: and Mrs. Emma Morrison president or the new North· poated by two bonding campaniea 125,301.59 due ta confhcl w1th th.e County General Fund WY-2-2157 erade achool basketball tournaMr. and M:ra. B. F. weatern Local school bolld, was retained by her parentl, Mr. and 13,828.24 CUSTOM. BUiLT KITl.HFJil OJI. Bond Retirement Fund ment Turner, Mr. and Mra introduced. Mn Jamea Tregoff, for a premium 11,600M Room Fund Lunch 11gned fer •our hom.:: FMe • 500 (91 Treuurer Verna snowden re· B. H. CroP and lamtlY of Alban)' 1~.610.'77 Total ....,, - - · - - - - - - timltel ~ n. ... a~an aud ALoott, The meeting adjourned to the 0 r .., ! Ru •••ll Lee of Well Cheater·, 173,30'1.17 Total rcpts and bal ported a balance of $32..18; also Phone WY -2-3321. H~GlS1 ElUW LANDRACE MALE that PTA owed a balance ol $10 on Mn. S:yb1l .Mile• and Mn. Lee Home Econom1cs room where re. ThcMMt M. Fain Expendlturnoh.:, also wean· mos Hug~;, lhe tape recorder. Mrs. Luna re- Jacklon of ChUUcothe and Jim fre•hments were served to approx· TELEVISION RADIO AND IMALL Generai l'' und Termltt and P••t Control 119,781.17 11114: age Phone SH2-41M. que•ted tbat sales tar; stamps be of Steubenvllle. 12G persona by the hosrapalr. c.u '"nk Bond Retirement FUnd rne Inspection, ln•ur..,u NationApplla~ 10,73&.00 TI comm1tte~: chairman. Judy a 14 8tc GRADUA HONOR ed Cepttlna. 414 N. lecand A.w .. 111 wide. liuy ..nn.. Lunch Room Fund 115.508 68 turned in The)' w be u• to· rill 3 3 tfc Phone r"omeroy WY 2-2366 Middleport. Ivan Wataon, It veteran Betty Total 141,1Y12.8:1o ward Re:UIPOUI Education Fund 1w lNJJUW 13LlNIJS ANU SHADES Mra. Snowden also repofted on yeara service was an HobsteUer. Porttmouth PR 6-2150 Blmds, all slzea and Balen~. December 31, 1959V~J·-;.UOUI 1 AUCTIONIIR 2 29 tfc the county council PTA meeting honor IP'aduate from •ircraft end Patterson, General FUnd 1~430,07 co lon Free }!;!lttmatu Date Complete Sef"flq and Jean ~ , Bond Retirement Fund 13,358.32 whkh waa attended by air; local mi11le hydraulic repairman course Hill, Wtppe.l Supply, 21~ Unlc.n Av_e., Crltt lr.clfonl LOSE WEIGIIT SAJI' KLY WITH deleptel with an avenge of 99%. He wu a The auetioll eornmlttee of the Lunch Room Fund 2100.03 34-60tc Pomeroy, Obto. Write, Phone or Ccntect newly releaaed Dex A·UJet TabThe followtnl nommatina com member of 33&7 achool squadron metnbers joined the Middleport Volunteer Fire Deleta. Only 98c at your drug 8: sloN! fitc REGISTERED ' MALE COLLIE. A. C. BR ADF OR D, Racine, Oh ... Total 28,484.32 mlttee· chairman, Ruth Erlewme, at Chanute Field, Rantoul, Dl. \ m,ga.n~olk>n bringing the member· partment 1nnounc:ed plans for ita !""'~----==~-14 Phone New Haven, TUrner 2- 26-U jTotal Exp and Bal 1,,58'1'.17 Audrey Patterton and Pearle Can· il stationed at Mountam to • total of 1~L annual fund raising event Tbur• aday. daJ evening when tbe firemen MOTIIERS: THE FIRST SHlP· 2942. 3-16-3tc llO'ME BUILDERS, BIRCH CABI· RHanU6-- ReCEIPTS NolO Wile, alumni pmldont, CIRCLI met above <IIY lloll. MENT · of WHITE ST4G gtrla ll:l RATS Kn.LED WITH STAR NET makers Formica sink tops. General Property Taxea~~~c;1::bwaa h011\esa sportawear, age 7 to 14, IS here l'~arfarln 21:11 Jba '149' 4 Jba Vioyl dlbeatoa bloek laid. Rouael "·nerol Fund 30,871.66 asked if the PTA wu intereated m serving the Alumni B•nquet at Friday even~s:. 11, when The auction wJU be held MQ' (;1amd!Uen, and • jUaranteed.l • · "'"' tbe Shorter Calfakmnen, Shorts. Heavenly $2 00. Sa.te, sure, repalrl Of all descriptioos. Call Bond Rettrement 13,628.24 $1.25 a plate. A di~eullion on ,thil tbe Eatber Missionary Circle met V 14th witb the loeatkm to be liDGuy l'!t>' gler, Racine, Ohlo. Oth~r T&X Levte& 3338 69 followed with Mrt. Lucaa request· at the parsonage. Devotional leadtopa In ,mart knit styles aU in \ Ebersbach .Hardware, Meigs Co. :Mr. and Mn. Juliua Chapman nounced 1t a later date. The eoordln&tm& colon Layaway !''arm Bure.i!U. suaar Run Flour I' 2 24 tlc Total Property Tax 41,6S'U8 lng the PTA Executive eomnnttee er was Mra. Blanch Watterson, and family have moved from the datu of April 1Tth, and Kay M1U, Pomem, Oh1.o. Foundation Programto meet Thuraday afternoon to con· uslni •ftiendlhip" as her t~.tb· Dack Foley prOperty at Beecb tit have been .set as l)ict-up datel •";aJlable If th.at is more conven· (2-18-alP)O t2·2:)-.3tp), (3 3·3tp) E.ABY &n:OES· BRONZE, HOLD Cash Rece1ved 82,314-M eider the que Uon. ject, uipture readin& John 1& . Grove to the New Lima Rold . ln order to secure items to be 1 lent Ohio The Shoe Box, M1dditlport, Ht.c , (3·10·3tp) (3·17-3tp) and Sllver PI a1e d Wri'' w. •~-Y· Deductaon for . Adeline Snowden named tbe 1-14. Busineu waa in charge of Mr. and Mrs Paul Patterson and ~d. Robert Dyer, Hlrold Hinkle, 3 14 -- - · mond 'fhomaa, Langavllle, Ohio. Teachers retirement '11428.00 Emma Salser, preaident, ap- family were Sunday dinner guests Tbomas Hannigan and Russell hospitality committee (or Apral THERE WlLL BE A DANCE IN l THREE ROOMS OF AL~ NEW 2 18 30tr Sch Emp Rtr. UH12.00 w th Allee \Villlams a!'l chairman ,;;;]nllJlg a nomlnatlng eommittee of her parents, Mr. and :dra HI· Mills are co-chairmen. the htgh lcllool gymnasium at furnatu!~• 46 pc in a.l .~t ln· -County Bd of Edu 1680 00 A1 ailver offering of $8 wa• taken Beegle, Mu. Isabel ram Slawter and family, Maddie. ~- McCauley Mrs port, R D. Mr Slawo.r's birthday ,,.;,jid]~buainess of the meeting H rr 'so!wUle Ohto Frtday 8 ao gel a l' urniture witb ag illS CLILANM Other Found Red 8122 ~ d S k tha guett &pea er Impson an ..u -s. U~ 12. AdmJs~lon 50c MiJBlC will range and 12 cu ft. Hot Pomt a TV b~lr ..,..._ Tulal Found Program 79,537.09 forGeorge DaUas, Executive Head Salser also presented the pro· was celebrated over by Wayne Gibbons, be by <.:hrf Byen and his electric refrlgerator , These 3 1 Phone WY·2·225S SLateof Northwestern 'lllstrict, spoke of gram "Change and Challenge an Mr and Mrs Joe Bolin and cbiipresident. wall announement ll3171 Strtninotes 3 18-3tc rooms of lurniture were nol Pom•rov. Ohl,., Handicapped classes the newly formed district and of Congo". dren vasited sunday wath bas. par· final plans for a fire school 5810.00 .:':C::::=:c:-:=:::c:-:::-= ___ p1cked up after a down payment s hool bus purchase Mrs. McCauley, hostess, served ents, Mr and Mrs. Cecil Bolin of to be held at the Athens Fair the dealre for iOodwtU relations. CROPPING PRIVlLEliES My Ap was made The savme• can be ~~A~I l'f~UDoRUN DOW~~.... TH! S~hool Lunch A question and answer period fol· refreshments in lt:eepmg w1th St Langsvllle. Grounds October 9th. 33.12 pie Grove F'arm 1960 seaton yours. No d()Wn payment, Sf! "lh elf your toU ,_.. N r p t Patrick's Day to Mn. S&lser, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wolfe The one-day scbool wl11 offer 4916 9'1 MaJMchU&IIIltl Avenue, North montb.a lt>' Pfl Just pay the lntl 6ut Work. Lowetf Prices. Tuatlon rom ar ons . Watterson, MiBI!I Beegle, Mrs Cheryl of :Mt Sterling ,,pent claates tn arson, pumps, &&s 'Make uUer Glenn wolfe, 941 balan~ of' .«J.oo week. Here is RACINI IHOI SIRVICI SHOP Tultmn from other dlst 118.00 Mrs. Ethel Smtlh, weekend here at tbetr home. mukl and fire extmgul•hraenl 14,10'7.09 West, Washmgton, 1. D C $ge w .. 1 of turntture for I RA\:INI, OHIO. 1 ~r:iTJa 219.96 MMr:rr~e' Debbie May visited with RoX·rom Darst, Middleport Jlre chief (3l ~. 12, 19, 20. 4tc OnlY \ ~· Phone W\'2-2635.1 Mtsc HeY. reps nne Patterson recently sald that he and several other 29,434 7B • - --c--- --~~.Otc Tot&l Revenue rcpts 156,80G 21 Frankie N(ngler, d Howell, s1mpson and Mrs. Mr and Mn Donald Pie1'Ce and members plan to atten · Nun RevenueMrs. Gretta !2) of uMOTHY HAY ooc PER BALE 1 children of Walkcsv11le, VI&Ited on The school will be offered by - - - ------.a,hone Sll!H673 3·17 3tc 1 Adm1mstrat1onUr• Morris. sunday w1th her ll.lter, Mr. and the Trade and Industrial Educa· Sale of Textbooks and GIU..I! Montgomery 15·8 up, MRS. COOK IS SPIAKIR Mrs Ernest Nicholson and sons tton Service or the Obio DepartWE wouLo LIKE. ro I!:Xrnl!:ss ll''RA~NK G nAHAM HEAL ~!:STATE . Workbooks 1 00 per lower ft . open. GaUl· Mrs. Joseph Cook of Pomeroy 10 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wllhaws ment Education, ln coopera94 our thanks Lo. Father TUrel and eont 11 mmg thwc at res In Rut 1 :W polls 19.:l upper, 11~.8 lower, 18 the gue&t speaker Monday and family were Sunday guests of Total Non-Revenue rcpts tbe of Athens and laud Townshtp, will b~ sold to aM our fnendJ and relatives for 1 uta I 'I'ranaact10ns 11J6,610 '77 ft open Marmet LOcks, nothing evening, March 14. at the F1rst her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund from Athens, their 8ympathy und cumddera· tnc hlghcllt buhJcr at the ofhce IXPINDITURIS Condition .t MavNbl• Dama: Baptist Church in a jolnt meet· l''oster, Dexter. and Hocki91 t1on during the skkne~p, and of J. 8 O'Bnen, ' Attorney Before 9:30 A.M Salaracs and Wages Adm. 2031 .30 All dams are up including 22, 23 ing of the E!ther Circ:le and the Hev Thomas Wetlls of Grayson, death ol our father und hua· Law, HHPh Cuurt Street, Porm~· .. Mlddlaport WY·2·264t Office Supplies 3'1' .00 u down avera gina: 1 to 11f4 trap, Ruth Circle. Ky was a Sunday eYenmg dmner band, Frank Gress We would \ roy, OhiO, on the Z::lrd day o! Pomeroy WY-2·3195 Total A~mtnl•tralion 2()58.30 open. Mrs. Joan Wolfe, presid(tnt of also like to th1nk Ewings Fun Mtmb, li:IOO, at 10 oo A M. KAUTZ PIID ITORI InstructionOhio RI'Hlr a..ta: down at 23: the Ruth Circ:le, opened the meet· ~~~~ :~~d~ ~~d Mrs Ernest N1ch- MiUtary Revolt Is eral Uome, Dr Davls and t~e Must be 10ld for not lees than At Cheater p.,,.~, Service 60,224.88 Helen z. l2.10 pm 9-0; A. v. Cri.is and the devotions g1ven by Mr. and Mrs, HoW.rd V~elOr Ragin111 In Bolivia Cancer Society for thetr he P appralled ~alue o{ o~;~e hqndred 1 YukOft 5·2141 ... Textb k• .& Workbooks 2184.-46 pm -o; Th~ Winch.eatf'r 8:15 Esther Cairn1 used the aub- and 1amtly, North Rlagevllle, were , 2 LA PAZ, Bol.lVI& UPI-A mill3 20 and tho&e whu lent flower~~ lind , .,...,_t): 'An4 no / 10() dOllars. ttAMILL SIRVICI STAJJO,M,. ~ ll'otal ther purposes 2184.46 pm l.O· Waiter 'Beekjord &:20 pm " Using God's Gift of Time" weekend gueets _of ber parent•, t 1ry revolt agatnst the governcarda for their cxpre8alon ~f .Jtii:Jl~' O'lll'len, Admuustralor Before 9:00A.M.-= § 1,.. 02,409.34 19-0; The southern 7:28 p'm 13·1 Jean Hayman presented a Mr. and Mrs Clarence Pr1ce. T'otal Instruction of President Hernan SUes their sympalby. :f.Tif.!lc Albenr J351 Transportation of Pupilsderrick boat; crown Pomt 8.15 "Near To The Heart of God" Mrs Lillian Grus and Chtldren _ _ __ Eve D Senriee Mr and Mrs. Dave TllUs and 1zooazo broke out today, Heavy sun Motor Vehicle Supplies 2449 4.2 pm 5-0; National 9:15 pm 3..(), Mrs. babel Simpson accom· family, BIUnbndge, were weekend fire could be heard in the center :J.ll)-ltp FOH SALE [{l!:fLECTINtO DE ry ay Hepa1r11 Motor Veh. 2458.33 Dbue Star 9.30 pm 2·0, Robert pantst on tbe organ. - ---- - ~ul~. l'lldC('t fur boats, signs, gue&ts of her parents, Mr • and of the c~ty and first reports aaJd Trans. Contract 10,M6.63 T Bonnle 10:~ pm 2-4; Kansas Mrs. Cook spoke on "Africa" Mrs. Victor IBraley. mull bux\!1, truckll, e~c Do It WRITE 'l'ODA'i FOR RHODES there were several dead and )tHin«'ll it's cconomiCUI 2 Jnch folder and low chick pricea. Total other purposes 11UM.38 City 11: 10 pm 6.0; w. s Ragh The Ruth Circle members, hos· &ev. Thomas WeiUs showed • wounded. lcLLcrs IOc, 3 inch lcttera 12c Prompt answer Rh.ode1 Hatch· Total Trana of pupils Ui,4M.88 8.46 pm 13-4; aoing: up walter served refreahments to 30 film at tbe Sunday evening servtc:ea !Mfo FORD V8 2 dr custom ¥cdu.n TrUck loads of soldiers and 2 ror 1 llll.le Oil flashUght bJt· ery, Spencer, w. va. 8·9-30tp School LunchesWilliamson 7 ~ pm 3.0, 1. F. membors and the guest, Mrs. of th.e Church Of Chnst. The film armed civilian& roared throuJh Extn iood ftmsh Extra good <:ar. N(MI. Rh•ijltnar's, Pomeroy Personal Service 6220 00 Freidburger 8:10 pm 16.0; Beaver tcrte1:1, lOt: each Uowle~ ~:~nd I BULLDOZER SERVICES AVAILevening guests of Mr. dealt with Oa.lly Vacation Bible the city atreeta, and covernment ::1 16 Ole Supplies and Food 11,336.68 0 40 pm 0-1· Winchester 2 30 am Uccd, M1ddlepot t. 3·10 Htc ABLE by 1\our or jo~. contact abeervatioo planea took to the Salser were their ::;chool. Total other purposes 11,336.68 1:1. p 1ttAburiher 7:66 am 3:19 Ad· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer were air to assess the size or the rebel· .-c-:c:c-=c:c-::::-::,..c=::-::-="A Mason Clty SP 3·~776, Delwon DICi. Lar· o.od CIMtt UHd Can fotsl Schoo~ Lunchea 18,556.68 v.Oce, Gallipoh• 3.13 am 8-'t; m Athens, Monday evening All Mtkea tnd Modell 4o,ooo ·roM/\'1 o PLAN rs READY I,;;;.R~·~••::;r~t·;..;;;;;;;;.;;;_;;;;;.;s:.,1iii2io21l~tp Other Auxiliary A&encleaMa,.sville, Galtipolia t:~ am 2.0; brmg Mta Reema }l' arouki, uu atu· lion. etudents IICXl WllCk lo ltHntpJsnt. P. M Graode MIT.OPOLITAN MOTORI Tuition paid other d11t. 81~ D3 Lady Linda, GalUpolil 8:10 am 3-0 aent uom Jordan, here, wbere she Cowdery, Lung Bottom. 3-19-3tp 60NOI laat Molin lt. Gretta and Mrs was apP.Uer Tchn Retr. Contrl. 642.800 Down Lunga Point at 21 11 :00 for the Northwestern New, Original Prizee Simpson were vasitors m Ptntft'OJ, Ohio 199200 am 22.0i Salvati at U, 11 •m o-14. Emp. Retr. Contri. 12 1< l'. PLYWOOD lJOAT l~ HP Local P'l'A. Fol"'WiDJ the meeting Announced Bd of Educ Contrl. 1680 00 Rowe at 20. 11 am, »>; Reed at Gallipolis Monday afternoon. mutor, truck, wheel, controls, they retUI'Ped :td.lli' FaroukJ to shoot with new 1053 BUICK Spedal ~ dr. aedan A Mra. Lovey Sii.yre returned 486 86 14 7 am ().9· Janie D. at 17, fl ,25 Dl'du by Co. Aud. trailer. Phone WUI·S443 Atben&. bed aarjaln at thl1 prtce. $::196 Blactt· 1 home after spending three weeks Total other purpose• 17.70038 tm 1-t ::119-::ltp nar'a, Pomeroy 8 11$ 6tt Mn. Mar)' Dean has moved into wm be l wttb her daughter Mrs. Darcy 20, at the hut. tbe E'etty property on tbe Langs. rotal other Aux. AJ. 17,709 88 '------Hlthnt Quellty Automa.tk:a IPoto.r at Logan. Vtll&-Dexter }Wad. She has been fartn. smaller 66 BUICK SPECIAl. 2 DOOR DELuiEP tYMOUTU STATION Operation of School Plantuaed lo speed up Glen Williamson a student at W11gon, Clllld's spring coat and hardtop. EXL>ellent condition Personal Service 3920 82 with her son, Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam the shoot. aeaular March meet· S E E Salem CoJieJe was a weekend h11t, blue, aile :t--7. WY2·2292. Call New Haven TUrner2·2941 Gas 231'1 20 iDJ ~ tbe Leag"ff wUI be M.on· auea1 of bi1 fianc:e, Mtn .Marilyn .uean and dauihters. 3·19-llc alter I p m. 3·19-Stp Fuel 316.80 Hom• Cremeans, U. S. Navy, .a.. h -• CULLIGAN 1 p, m. t•~Rice at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. , 1 --• d 1 ~y, 1411'1: -~ -r Janiton Suppliea 383.80 recent!¥ spen a w ....... en eave wtth .dinner. A film wW be I~ Chevrolet 210-6 cyl. 2 dr --- PearJ Martin. Other suppHe1 489 79 here wUh his father, 'l'beodore 1•hoWII Illr. and Mn. John Filher and 1..remeans aedan Sparkling orl,ln•l llmsh and famii:Y and Mr. and I' tor the procram. Water 14'7 M t105. Blaeltn&r'l, l'Omcroy Jlfl, Guy W•lten has returned children or Atron and Mr. ~ -zlectrlcaty 17~71t Mrs. '!ornmy Simmon•. TO 81 RITIRID 3 18 6tc UIID BOATS AND MOTORI $2$ from a two weeka •tJY tn Colum· Mn. Ray Roush and aon Telephone 2Bii 1& b\11 with het 1011, Dick and family lrl.r. and Jtn, Low• osborne 1nd CINCINNA'TI UPI-The famoua Jerry 'of Cmctnnatl were here ,__.-:::--:2--::D-:0-:0-::R-8-C:=Y:::L:-.-::B::E::L~Am ':!:r:.ha~•~. AdvertlsiDI 24 20 GRAVILY TRACTOR lALII AND to hilp care for her 1mall grand· over the weekend to vlait their daUjhters, Pomeroy, vu:ated Sun· No. 12 jerte:r wbtcb Olear RobertOther Contract and Open day w~th Mr. and Mn. Carroll .. hr of Sedan, iOod t1rea, clean, two &t., PCNMroy. Phone WY·2-al10. S.rvlce. 512 1. Mlln, Pomeroy-, tbro,.... t ee :yean 31.08 son, Rtcky, whUe hil mother wu lftOtber, Mra. Henry Roush at ::~nowden and sona. Mr. and Mn. eon Order Service tone, may be in1pected at 150 11·14-tfc Phone WY2·2t75. Open 'til 9 James Harril and chUdren of Ma· ba1ketb.U for tbe lnaunnce 1094.48 In Gr1nl Hospital witb a new Holzer Hotpltal. N. 3rd Ave, Middleport or p. m. until Juna I. S.letman: dtUJhter. The new bah~ we• namMr. and Mra. Ralph McKenz.le IOO. w. Va., were .Sundar evenin& of CiD.ebmaU wiD be Total other purpOMJI 682il 03 Call WY2·30Cil 3·16·6tc ( 14 l Herold &ernhertf Rtectawllle, ed Cheryl Charrnayne 1nd weliib· dinner gueatl of cauera ol the Snowden&. ceremonY before the Total Oper. of sch. plant 10,748.86 Ohio. Phone Coolvllle Mtl. ed e lbo. and 9 ... 1nd: Uuihter Yr. Mr. and Mra. Robert Muuer lrlarcb 28. ~amtenance of School P)antApertrnentt. P•ople'• Te1ract. end Mr. and Mn. J. S. Colley of Lewts and dau3·19-llc l'enonal Service NO 41 Hendertoa, w. VI., are matern.d nmmy ltuuer and Jimmy Brauer RUTLAND MAN JAI\.ID V•l• lt., eft •utternvr Av ... Carol was Repro. S<:hool bldp. 1271 33 Pomeroy. Phane WY-2-2327. of Columbus were weekend tue•ts Robert LeoDerd Dugau, RUtland, her grand Total other purpoaes 127138 arandparenll and Mn. CoDe~ of h11 mother, ~. and Mrs. Earl Wll jailed thia momtng by was • •leo In Columbu• wl\b bet Al'AJuMJi:N'J.'I:i .,... i'Ul'llllllled ud Total Matnt. of •ch. plant 1828.76 dau&bter for a week. c~:~~~~:',;e'!t~ Ki~ Maude Rlwllnp 1, lU Georce Hicks of the Pomeroy untUMa\8hed. Mdhlttra, Mlddi_,. Debt Serviceber horne. Dept. on a DWI eharae. pt. Phon a WY -:i-Ojl80,. 2·3·tf Bonds or notea maturing 7000 00 !9) Cler~ and bua driver bortd ber puenta:, Mr. Mianer, Rutland, was r"'liEII=,--IN=S::::PBCTIONB. PRONE lnt on bond• 3730.00 Totol Debt Service 11,1112.'11 Ntlller. lJnda William• of jail .......,.....ll • .,.,.,..., IHdllnp MOVING? CAI.L US. W~ IIAVE WY·2-11'17t. Gilmore Suppl)> Int. on cen. of tnd. 233 21 Copitol OutlayMra. B. p, Turner of was an overni&bt guest lt.Wertl cbolcea Phone WY2· ..,, M.we the beat 1.or Chri1tmas Store. Vauaban Peat Control Ce Incidental hp~;e:"::":,_ _ _ __ Equip for n6w bld&l ••aVIS IN 11i.iiic:ISII spent the weekend with Sh1.wter on Slturday. 3 19-3tc 'IHet. 'Pine•. Spruce•. Jo' ira Send 8261. ' Memblr ol Nationel t'llt COn· Motor vebiclea Mrs. Owen watton and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Montsomeey M.EDI'J'ER&o\.NEAN CFHTNC'tor Uttinl today trot ANodatlon. 1W·tfe (21) Total Capital OuUa~ • auo ij .IWUM HOUSH., t KOUM 1be funenl of her aunt of Columbus spent tbe weei.end Jamea 0. Hubbard, bolpitaJ COl'PI ICHROTII'I NUUIRY Total Espend~turea a~onu: LUW&h .... o. o rouru ·~n· l Cross. ~~~~~her pll'entl, Mt. 1nd Mn lblrd claP. USN, aon of Hr. INDIANA. Po. HOUSE FOR SAL& IN PAG&monO. A. N, Beogel, Pbo~oe I.:,(_"'..;(}0--::-:' n-;.,51J~fQ=I1C:;.::8 Stewart of Steubenville Snowden and Mr. and Mn Mn. Cut L. Hubbud of · Total nutaaettona., .~obi<Uil;; 1 25 8tn town, 1ix rooJDa. ' room• down, A.- oncl, e1me to attend the funeral 9f :.tontgomery, Lani&ville. Strefl, Syracuae, is Jel'Y· w -~-a:m. u-~-~~~ DliN Sl"VEU 2 up, Jpproxlm•telY 1 ac:re le· AI..,._ Mr., Croll and spend the weeiCend Mr · and Mn. J. C. PanonJ of Pt. • the attack atreraft 3 OASCHOUND PUPPIES, minla vel land oeellent well 13 mllea C11b Money on Hand with ture. C1n bn AKC itegllltt!rt!d, 1'i~W MOl)EKN 3 ROOM AND hji parents, Mr. and Mn. Pleaaant were Sunda)' gue•ta of uss Forreatal opeN;tiftl from PomeroJ on. State Route b1th apartment. l:hooe WY 2· tnven&ory of IUP. 6 Walter Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. IDQ\on Panona •nd u. S. Sb\11 Fleet in the Racme WI H063 s 2B 3tc IU41 8 8 12tc Prl.. '1,000.00. Inquire Landa • Mr. and Mrs. BtU M:cKeDlie .lane. . Mrs. Rowen at,Paaetowa. Botldln&l < ROOM FURNISHED XPART· Jim1n1 ol Golllj>olla open\ I\On. 3-11-t!Oio Equipment ment. Cloae t(t Meta• General gej.:ii\~~~~~~~ mother, Jlra. Totol Aa&ets Hoaptttl. Call WY2.S302. LlollllMI . .3-18-81< Aceounta Bonded Debt MODERN 3 BEDaOOM HOUSE l'llono ~~~~~~~~~ rea•onable Reedsville, Ohio. -:--l!t!l ~~"'' ·ootlllndlnl YUtl-3281. s-t9-3lp IIIAJINES-IOIPSON IN&uB..Jtil¥ GIOCIIIY-,-With two 11-room 'l'Qial LleDIUtleo A•enta. Hiddleport. Fln.. t.uto. aptrtminta. a aaraae with two I:Ztell ol Aateta mobile, Bunda. Phoao 'NY·:&2room optrlmODII, complete Tolll -:=:::"::::::::+i::=::-::= 2803. . with llto,:ll and t~qutpmtnt at WANTED , EXPERIENCED BOOK , co~• ·m·---ui~;m ,-;;-CI! ~ $160Q.OO or real eolale onl)> ol keeper •nd- ceper•l oUtce man. ..-u.._. $3800.00. A blr&•ln with both tlctlon. Ute, AU\0, .ttre. P9Uo. buatneu and renlal lneome State q~aHflcatlons and ulal')l '£ ' . expecterl Write Box 881J.H. c/ o co~u DoD KlUI, Ml44le""' IOOUBLI APAITMINT--0 tooma 1 The DaiiJ Sentinel, Pomeroy. •• bath, •Ink, one t•room apart· •n-e•.c FOR. sA,t.E. FIVE ROOM HOUSE ment wtth bath; abo two other ·I Door Hanllop with bath. Nl.ee I~•tlon. Melvl.p room• that could be mlde into WOMAN OR ~UU, TO ASSIST Hood. Ill Loc:Uit St., Po!.ll!eroy. an aputment. Live in one, in· wUb house '!Or\ and earc of two 2-30-30lp eom" from tbe ather two. ~.00. , _.., lnvollda N" founcjry - day of!. Phone WY2-IK~9 or CHerrr 7· ( POMIIOY IIUIIAL-1w ocrea of _21843 14 6te -r---;, aood hlllltlJoC. land, Jool oil Rt CARRIER WANTED TO DELIVER f,\)R-SAL!l: 4 • room hoUII, 11 33. A well·laaUI ,.room houoe, papera on Nye Avenue. u Interae"'· 2 mlJea below l.onJ Bot· alate roof, ~ut-eellar, nlolct 111'ested call WY 2-3107. tom on long rive~! ro,.d, oq ~901, den and ·~•l acrea crop 3 'I' tfc ' "bus Jl'jd mail route1 El~ly, laud. '*fO.OO. dolern ~a lor. oellar 1\ll<!or h9iol0, ~ CUCKLIII ltiALTV Some• lrull . - · Prleo •1000. V1RG,IL 1:1APOIID, l l l - 139'17. Cllanlll 3- Saturday f 00 I """ """ ;60 Cha"nel 3 - 'Sunda) 11 :15 Slin On 11 30 1'hi1 11 the Life 12:00 TV Chapol ' - PHONE For Sole I ) Notices u-u --- ' Willi.ami.,;~Do~~~ - _ o!.~ Card r~~~~ ~~:~s i:~~~el att err... 0 I_ ___ ___ :t,.-: )30 Amerieans at Work .t:fn Chriatian Selence .0:00 Lamp Unto llr Feet 11\-Mo J.nnk Up and L1ve , 11·00 FYI U:SO C.mon 'nlree 12:00 Rev. Elwood Glbbl l2·30 Oral Robert& 1·00 1:80 3 00 4:30 a:30 • S·OO --- -:---:c,---, Control For Sale v =' Real Estate __ en. Pa7•* ( 17) Help Wanted .::-::= = 1955 OLDSMOBILE 1 21 ) Rea 1 Estate '' i -2ft .•1.0"' ..... ' Parkov Chaney, llo.W, otto. ,.._ w:rwnt 8 30 Bourbon Street Beat 9:30 Advr"lture• lp PartdlH 10:30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour n·oo The News Tonight ll:lO Scannlq the Weather Sunday- Channel13 Far Rent out- 0:415 John Daly l'Wtt'l 7:00 Colt .4.5 '7·30 Cheyenne tOO Revlval C=usade Me.:: !lOal Termite J:BO Your - · Rftliorw 8:40 Vieathermall' 4:<65 NUne1 'l'raining Program 5:00 Dance Party 6:00 L1fe of Riley 8:-30 Steve DoPovan 'I' ·00 Bo-ld Adventure 7!30 Perry Mason 8:3{) Wanted-Dead of Alive 9:00 k Lucky A1SO Have Gun, Wlll Trtvtl 10:00 Jack Benny Hour 11:00 News and Weatber. i1 .. o 'l1leater 13 '1.30 Sign Oil Mrs. Walters Was In Columbus To Help Son's Family i9a) Marine Supplie5 •:W a.annel 13. - Saturday l!~:i~~- 1 ~cture ...... ' ' WHTN.TV _Ch~nn·-e-=-1---:c13- nan01.Jf~!~~;~· I Day In COurt The Gale StQrm SbOJI l:illat the Clq$ · Who Do nu . ~ A""!rlean ~a~ 5 SO Rin Ttn Tin 1:00 San I!rancl.eo &eat o ' I''"""· - ----- 2:00 2:30 ,3:00 3:30 ' ' s!iuepoit "ow ' u.. 9~:oo~·~=~~~-::;~;~~u~,~~~ •9:30 (8) Auto Sales Buy The Best In Water Softening Equipment ~'~ ~~~ R'aceo John Hopkins File Bishop Pike College Newl' Conferenol 8:Sp, I I---- t:"~nnel 8 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular 8 ~30 Rompef Room 9·!0 Movte •1 25 Your Euo Repon:. 11·30 I Married ,JOin 1:00 Re&tle• Gun 12:3(1 Lovo U..l Bob 3·00 Open ' Hearlnr 1:30 ChamploAship Brt4n 1:00 Pau~ Wmchell ShoWI ':SO. Broken Arrow 1:00 Mattie's P'Uriday' F'unnles 6:80 New• f.(}nference 8:00 People's Choice 6:30 Robm Hood t·OO Trackdc,wn 1 ~o Mtvertell Sf '7 ·00 Channel~ondat ~-': Sclencl'elayTh)o:,v•.~r 1l ,, 6:111 6:25 ft 30 t:U 1:00 The NeWI TonJCbt ll:OS Weather Window 1='0 IAIO Show - ' Sunday- Qlannell REPORT 3·00 3·30 1:00 4·30 10:30 11 Be•eon Street 7:30 Dlc~~t Clark SboW U.QD Sea Bunt 8 !{) Le•ve lt to Bfa.., D.QQ Lawrence Wilt Bbn 10·00 Jubilee U. S. A 11:00 Up·to·the-M'Jflute News 11 ·10 Sports Report 11:15 Late S~ow 12:00 1.2 30 1:00 1·30 l.JO 2:80 1:10 '1:18 <:UO l•lle IIOcOrcl Hop RIVER Thanks ~etta ~oung J·OO AU-Btor Goll 3573.60 1·qo 10:00 tl :00 6:00 Studio Wreatling I ....,. 12 00 t2·30 9:00 9:3{) Channel d- Salw:clar I 10 ;30 1! :00 11.30 !·!0 We; ft.-$-TV "th 9 30 tO:OO ':' SO 10·:Jt) Wichita ToW'Jt J 11'10 Newa H'oocfn,DIII ll:lO Weathertlllt Rutland Socl'al Items "'f Interest I 00 e·oo 5 .30 TuO;e : Present 6 00 ,,ell Tele,;l\one Serfe!l 7 00 Overland Tr1Jl • 8:~ 0\U' .o\meri«~n Heritage ' W.ou> 'r:litwy Sbo• · ' ' 'O·qq 15 00 7·00 5 30 1:30 World Championship GoU II Sl .. On Continental Oasaroom Today Katie Doonn SboiiP Topper Doutb Re Mi Play Your Hunch Pr)ce 1.1 Rlgbl • ConceotratiOA Truth or Conaequenoet tt Could Bl! YO.: lfld l>•r N..,. MovJetlme Lorett" Young Tbeater Youn.,: Dr. Jla:oa From thete Rootl Comedy Playhouse Adventl,U'e Time Stt!Jmbu•l Blll Sgt. Prestoll SteambnRt BUl Jim Thaeker Show Weathercut NP.WJI Prcture Huntley iBrir.tJey Reptrt Huckleberi'J Hound Rlve11bbat Tales ot WlfUs FarJo Peter Gunn Alcoa Theater Steve Allen Show News deadlinel Weatbm:ut 1"k ' Poor 8hooo Slon Off , 00 12.30 Indulitry on Paraae 12 415 Garden Club of the Air 1 00 Champi(l:ublp Bowling 2:.00 lnllde Soorts 2:15 NBA BuJtetball 4 00 Meet the Press Annual Auction Is Ma }4t h y Report F:•emen I ~ · 4S 6.15- Saturday Sports Roundup 4·30 Weterfront '7·00 Saturday Night J1mboree 7:30 'Bonanu 8130 Man and th t Cltallenge g:oo '11\e Deputy 9 3{) World Wade 60 10 30 Man From Interpol U:OO N!w~~o HIWfli .... 11:10 WePtlteMUI )1:15 Shookwoldl 'no 'UP orr News Reported I ----------- - Channel 3-Monda) NIT Tournament 15·00 News Picture Racine Nlf.8watet< tl.Hii j Gl!; eonege 11ow1 Small World 8:30 THe !lf9i'entieth Ceatur7 ·1:00_p.· ""'"• \.!~<(.... •• •.. 7 30 Llf;Jdlis tlle Menaec8·00 ~..Sulltvan Show , SI:OO GE Theater , 5.00 Conquest 9;$0 Sp~cil.l Toni1ht tl.20 The lfule Rivlin Show tl:QO SunliaJ .teewJ t, : • . l Willard Wilcox Movie Masterpieces SUnday Sportt Spectacular Face the Notion tl:lll 'n1ea1.er la Ul~1 Sian Qff- • --;;;;;;-;;;~-;:;:-;:;--;;::------:;:--,:--:--:--- WMPO D;tily Pr<want Schedule \ :00 Rev. )lc..nt(omel'f (Ruthmd ll. .on> S.turdey 5:118 Slen On 6 :00 Gue1t Star 6-15 New• • We.ther 11 8:30 Country HyiDln Time 8 36 The Sunda)' Show e:3D RFD 7:00 IBrtaldut Party 8 30 New 1 s,a~ no 10·00 1030 1100 12:00 12 . 1~ 9·30 News 9 36 IO ·BO 10 3:5 J l 30 1%00 12 lfi Breakfast Party New. Motorcade Stir salute Top Ten Noon Newa Weeke!ld Ne"'' 12:80 12 .~ 1:3P ,1 ~ l:SS we~kend OIU9 News ' ~.30 Weekend 2:35 News 3;30 Weekend 3:35 New1 4:30 Weekend 5·:)0 Guest Stat 5:f5 Pat BoOne Show 600 Sundown SetenadC Air . 6:30 Off theSunday 1.00 1·30 2:® ·, 2:::l0 .,35 1:45 Si&n On 747 SundaY Chapel 1.2:4' The 1Gulding U,ht 1:00 Heart of tbe (lity 1:30 1A1 the WorJd 1'uru .2:00 For Better or tor Area waa attendance 0)1 1he tfferlni: was ~ meet,Jne {)( zr. and evanJel,l;~ the rest of t~e grouJ? between Svru:lay School and wonhlp Hrvicea. Worship .servieet. 'were bllld at 10:45 w1th au atte,ndanee or 15 He~n lay leader. Bevlva1 terVtcea begin here next' Sunday lrlarch 20 at 7:4D. Spectf.l lin~lnc ih~ aood messa1· T.,.m, B.ug ~y,nts Joau WoOdard is vlaitine grandmother,11:rs. Cloe Smtth in Columbus for I few days. Mr. and Mrs. Emef-0;11 Hysell of ColumbUa attended church services here laat Tb.IP'Jda)' evetnng.. Mr. and Mrs. David Dewbunt and fanUIY have JP.OVed to West Vlrglpla where tie ia employed ~· .and Mrs. Xenn~ Mlo11ael have .,rov~ Into tbe Dewhurst property. ' and Mrs. \rjctor Cremeans son were weekelld gue.ts Or her pa~oenta. ~ MaY wrecked has car la!lt Saturday illsht. There were no serlo\ul i~uries. ' Mrs. ltug~e and Mrs Beatrice May called on Mrs. Clarence Ru!\. sell recently. Mrs. Esta Ruuell calJed on Mrs Eden one day lut week. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis who lived in Jumor Canaday propt1rty heve moved therr fami.ly to Bradbury. iMrs. Nannle Russell wilhel thank neighbors and fr1ends the many cards and ho<ndkeo<hii~fi; . J she received on her birthday, anJ a1so the ladles of the church for the cake Billie Henman and Jerry Dldi:Q,e Mrs. Barrett ls not so weU at caUed oil. Mr. and Mrs. Will HeiJ.· this time. Society ·c. . M..ItII. .. Agents •,. ,~.r• AS WELL AS 8:00 The Mllll01atn 1t:30 Verdict la Yourt, &:no Tbe BrlJhter o.,. FROM IJ~etler 1:15 TJ:.e Secret .ao w..., Uou-ro. ~tona The EUe of N - 5:00 The 'ft:lrM stooaes •1:30 The Life of 1:00 Art~ur J, Smith, K.., 6·15 A Look at the Weather aue, l:ll!l AmDI 'n' An<ly 7:00 Highway Poorol Omo State University 'I .30 '!'be KalO Smith Show Keep Area Farmers lnforme~. · ~'00 MON. th~u Fit!, · ~ ~~owii!Mt Da..,;' ~ $1oilw Anp, SoiJoel'll Show Kenn:eaey DuPonl Show News A Loo~ at lhe Weolber 11M Tliul>r 13 · 2:30 Oil 9;ao 10:'00 10:30 1:00 •1 :~0 man s,turdiy. 1 David 8~d JiMmY Hea!Pn spettt. ' a!J~r.n~ , i>onnle !W'- . OUNTy Special Reports Z:ao Al'l 5.3;0 Newt &t Weather 5 40 Conuessman Moeller 5.40 Waahmgon Reports to the Peaple 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6.30 O!f the Air School ( ;~ ~~40 ·J',oo u ..- ol ur•· 11:30 Beareh For Tomorrow 4:0Q 4.30 4:86 Social Items E~a~~~J.3-Mohda) li;;;;;;G;;;;;AL;;;;;U;;;;;A;;;;;&=MA-S-ON= f:15 Ca!~~!lri' ~nQroo l:OO Cartoon ~tor 0:00 Jted Bowe • n·30 on ·!li·Go 3:nn 'fV 8:80 The Sun(laf Show News The Sunda)' Show 'l'be Army Hour Noon News Vlf'luUa Vttatoe Cfale\Jile ApostoUe Cli11rch) United Nation• Show Social Seturlty Rev Teet. (Carpenter) Sunday ShoWcase Aonlvenaey .Showcaae Bro11dway Sbowcase Sun.3ay Showoue "' Rev. WJlaon (New H.aven Church of God> Sunday Showcase Newt Sunday Sbowc.se 1%:30 WJ 0111 '" ' .r:::m!l~untllam' otWest Vlraan~ ·ittomf, •, at• the"Utuntd - 0;:<~<1• ' <I ' l.lanha~.n I > Mn. Dafe Y'J!•n ·~ an4 ~ Eari ii-1\d l>on: ci Ohv Mr. ·.find. Mrs. Howard· Boll Tuesday : .Mary Jo Rbush s~nt Mon4ar ' night witH Diana Baer of Chester. Mr. aDd Mh .. ~rey .Brown pd. sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P•mtcr and family and Ike Sm1th were recent callers at the Painter hOi!Je. -,.;;;; 1nd Don Wilh~lllB callell -,on Jl Smith TUeaday. and Mr1. WUl Heilman ~·li­ on Mrs. Melvln Steele al"d 11hr Wednesday.. - NEW bot in Panama In bul · �-~- :letter Health q_ ,lub Program Was ·On Safety Ideas -'- a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. March 19, 1960 • 'lbe Rock Springs Better Health -Club met Thursday aftern90n il tbe Grange Hall with Mra ..-Wilbur ;.Bailey, Nn. Hugh Bearha and Miss . Clrol Bearhs aa hostesses. Around And About Middleport 1Y FaEDDtl HOUDASHr.T Senior, Junior Choruses, Ensemble, Jolly Oub Met Present Excellent Program Friday Night ll~centJy At Home An excellent program was presented Friday evealng ~Y the Of Mrs Evans • Sit' des Shnwed Ch . t E ent T Garden Club ' \ Mrs. Mr and Linder Dams entertamcd wtth a dinner Friday at their new home in Flalwoods. Gue-lilB were Jtev. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson, Jamestown, N. y, Rev. and Mn Francis II. Gla:z~ler Mrs Dwight Milhoan and daughtcr, llcldl . S&H Green Stomp MobU lledemntlon Center wm it At EVANS Sunrise Service IN MIDDLEPORT To Rcdc('m Your F11led S and H (ireen Stamp Hooks Discussed At ClaSS Meeting TUESDA V Mi\K. 22nd 9 to 5 PLAN and ARRANGE YOUR NIXT ePRIVATE PAI\TY eRECEPT!ON ' eMEETING HOTEL MARTIN POMIROY'I lilT Private Rooma For 10 to 170 People FREE PARKING Alter 6 P.M . with Morchants Police Service HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Good Food and Legal Beverag•.• Until 2:30 A .M. Gardenl'ng Paper Presented By Mrs. Wildermuth Mr1 Louis Reibel assisted by Mrs. _Elmer Wickham entertained the TwlliC:ht Garden Club Thursday evening at her home, UniOn Avenue The meci.lng 10 charge of Mrs. T A. Hennessy, preudent, oprnwith devohon11 taken from IM!'III'•• 7. 1-12 by Mr11. Reibel a meditation and closprayer. Followmg the to Flag, members answerto roll call wlth a flowering or shrub. A oontrlbutlou of $5 was made to the Johnny Applttieed HiMh~p It was decided to prfPar. j gar~e~ articles for the Dally Senlt was also decided to make ~:~rrangcmcnl for Achievement Middleport on March Garland, Mrs. Kaand Mrs. R.flibel as the nominating Mrs l!:\'erett Lightfoot presided over the meeting when the Homebuilders Class ot the Bradford Churcfl of Chrht met lill the church rrlday evening. ThC> meetm.: wa• opened w1th the group giving the Lord's Prayin untson ll(ter which the 11crlpture wus resd The secretary and treasurer's were given by Mrs. Bonl'ickens. Plans wrre discussed the Ea~tcr Sunnsc 11crvices "The Crepe Myrtle Is whlt-h lhc rlalll• will hold They ll~~:~~;,;~~ldBound" prepared by wJIJ be as11!1;ted by the Teun<~gers Wildermuth, was r•nd .. Clallll. # Leverett Roush. lt was During the evening a pound out that rrepe myrtle I I !~"'~•! was held for Mr and Mn. likes aun and eastern exposure and blooms from early Aucu•t unPaul Sluon. Others attending were Mn tll late freete, A de111erl couue was \lfrved Jammt Reed, Mrs . Ivan Woods, Mr& RUSICII and son Anthony, the hoate••e• during the aoclal , and Mn. Rolland Russell, Mr. Mn. Larry Pickens, Everett Miss Garland presented a paper Lightfoot 1nd sons, Butch and "Planting Trees and Shrubs". She Jeff, Mr. and Mrs . Homer For- spoke ol a frin&:e tree which 1he rc:tl , Mrs Rlchllird Wllt, Mrs. Ro- planted and mentioned abrubs bert Hoover, Mn. Glenn Evans which were clven her to plant and sons Tommy and Danny, Mn. which she ca lla her "FJ'Iendlhlp Norman Hysell Garden ." The poem "A Salute To Refreshments were served by The Tree" by Henry vanDyke Mrs Rollahd Russell and Mn. concluded her paper. Forrest. MocARTHUR UNDIR KNin NEW YORK UPI-Gen. Doug1aa MacArtbur will underao aurJtl')' to redlK!e an enlarged proatrate a:Iand In the near future, the 80· year·old general'a physician aaJd. I'"'"''' eBANQUET • Contrl'butl'on Made T H rt f d B L d' G y ge roup "'"= natural matchstick BAMBOO ROLL-UPS The hualnelis meeting wae con- '~tiOi~~~~?i~fo'M'doi:Oe ducted by Mrs. Wilham Slater, l ~ president, and the group voted a thePiahn.o,•apil•l made for , . 1 contribullon to the Heart Fund. A report from the nominatinc tendmg Central Diacommittee was read and the fol- Lrict CCL -at tiM C~llowing Mficen were elected: vary Baptist Churcb in Rio pret>ident, Mrs. Charles Au on ApriJ · l. Among those Bradbury; vice president, Mra. to atteo.9 are Mn. SlatGlenn Hen~Ier; secrelary, Mrt. Mrs Clarkson, Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Robert Mills; treasurer. Mrs. Dale l!~mea Brewiogtoo, ~rs. Bradbury Walburn and publicity, Mrs. RtRichard Chambers, Mra. chard v.ughn 'I'hey will be instal Fry, Mrs. Adell Cullum led at the May meeting. and Gene Houd••helt. Plans were made !or nut ·fiaveling prizes for the evenmonth 's meeting which wUI be a mg w~re won by Mr1. Paul Tbei11 Hobo Part¥: , w be Mid at thl and Mrs. Slater. sun•hine Cottage of the Glr;t Refreahment11 were tii'Yed bf buts on Pearl Street. Each mem: Everson, Mrs. Robert lllllJ, her Is to invite a guell. ' Mra. The1ss and Mra. Ch1mben:. Commlttees appointed by the prealdenl for the party were program. Mrs . Kay Burkett, Mrs. Agncs l.enwen, Mr9. Bernurd Jo'ullz and Mn. William Everson. Decoratmg: Mra Bradbury, Mn . Lewi 1 Sauer Jr., Mn. James Pullen and Mrlh p , K. Rueaell. Food: Mrs. Charlel Clarkaon, Mn. Gloria Clark80I'J., Mrs. Gloria Ehen bac b , Mn. J . J . Dav 1a, Mrs. wendell Bunce and Mn. Francia Biron. Following a talk by Mra. Davia on the propoted Memorial Hoapital for Mel&~ County, the oraanl· 3 feet ~ 6 feet $l89 . • bea~liiul bamboo roll·apo Ia their natural eolor will enhance the appearance of any room in rour home. AU WINDOWS $1.69 11.19 5'•6' $2.99 , ••,. 4'x6'- $2.39 7'x6' 21'2'd' 3'x6~ , ••,. - $5.19 $3.59 ,..,. - $6.19 54.69 10'x6' - $6.89 COIN MIN INDICTID NA3JMLLE. Tono., UPJ-A IHDd jury indicted three men l'rldQ' on ebara:ea of ateallnr $61 by letdtnl twG«nt M:etlaln eolaa -lilt· .... 1}. s. quorUn->Jnlo or automaUc coin cb•lllinc machlnet Ru A 21 lndl PHILCO Television Com.plete Furnishings For Your Home ' ' 'BIGGEE' I OHIO '~ .. Pomeroy.lllddleporl, ijjii;, tdooday, Marcb 21, 1960 NO. 288 Spring_? Hoi ---.. .., D Wants l-2 Billion Owed State On Old\ Mental Care Bills Collected Ohio, Nation Shivers Under Snow Blanket An atimated two tnchet of snow that feU lut nl&bt aad this moraine was quick!¥ melted today . a!'d. au biJhways are iD good _eoaditlon aceordlnJ to the State Hiahway Patrol. !fhe· fint day of Spring he", as tn tlte•re1i of th.e nation, wu aDJthinC b~t like Spring. .According to the United Press Jnternittonal, it mat be eprillJ on the kitchen calendar but oy.t&ide it's stlu long underweatber weather for much of the nation.· The Weather BureaU potted eokl wave wMnings for the Dlt'>tas and ~ootana as a mass of Arctie atr-tnoved aoutb 11'9111 canada. The mercury dropped to one bel()W1 at Bradford, m.. zero at Penitob 1 Mich., 'and 1 above at Marquette, Michigan. :In Tampa, P1a., residents were more l.n need of hip boote than topcOats. More than 6.000 to a,oOO pel'IODII~ abandoned their homes to water and mud. "l'he i-ai.'l-swollen Hillaborough Rlw:r. closed ftlur .bridges and spilled into roads and houses over muCh of . north Tampa. :Most of the famiUes driven from their hotUs mOved in with friendl and Five Charged In Altercation "a riOt'~ 11\ale would be able the families before ,Police Have Busy Weekend, Short Handed WestVit~ia Man Killed h. d"::'pite bighw~ya were lllppery ln spots In maey se<:tions ol the ottte. . A IIDlted Presa [oternatlonal aurvey -tbn-ed at leut six peraona died in traffic accidents f~om 8 p.m. Friday untU m.idnigbt Sunday. lDeluded were: Raber& E. Cork· rean, 24, Lewisburg, W. va., tiUed in a b~ad-on collili,on on V. S. IJZ, ibou\ two mile• weat of South Point In Lawrenee County, and Lou Alln Henderson, 8, Olmatead Falla, kilhu:l w~en tl:\e car in whh:h aile was riding coJUdocl with an o&~m: c.,r on Ofiio 'lt northwest of Belpre. Clifton \Voman Died SatiJI'da.y In New Haven. ---- 50c Just tt:Y this huge super burger for size, f-lavor end soul sotlsfyi ng goodness. Gri lied to Y\)Ur own preference; . One quarter pound beef potty wi~h o slice of reo I AmerIcan -Cheese (melted) with sh'reddecf lettuce; tomat¢, pickle and our own famous sotlce to compliment its d.,. licious flavor. For Thou Who Uke 'T hat - - - - - 1 - A Houseful Of All . NEW FURNITURE ' $595 CONVENIENT riDS .. ... a lt't bird lo 1•1 U.ac wltlloul a 1'1111• J;'l>' lrlprllor Ia olmol& 1 aeettally. Tbe)"re Wll In• chided Ill lbla s ro.a anup. BAKER FURNITURE Theme Of Legion Is Youth ,. Minor Accident '\Vu . : ldavNight Rfported At Brld~tJ " Poml'f'ly Pollee reported f. ml~ acffiltnt Satutda:r mo ·,r if; ~"'"'c' · I at tb'e P omel'Ul' .. Matn-11 ,. ...uD bridge, wbeD i. car o~· b7 1 Ute I ---------- "BE MAN CBAR·8ROU,ED FIAVOR" THE FABULOUS "SUPER . STEERBURGER" ' FARMERS BANK' Company fill'he ..~....... .ire. ''The Fualous bigger hfll111'11er" Rodio&TV We Pay3% Jalenl& Oil Your Sa•l•l' enttne I ••• BED ROOM LIVING ROOM KITCHEN VOL XI r.. ,..,....,. / Route 52 Wreck ELIJERF51.DS ' CROW'S announces two new ·sANDWICHES • • • ' tolYIIIOtlopilw. . ..,.""' 1'• • ]$\it it didn't•feel like sprinJ 1D Pennsylvania, where lOme areas got an inch of snow, or Wilmington, Del., which Jot two inebu. An inch of snow also feU at Dubuque, Iowa, and Marquette, :Mich., while Saginaw, Mich., got- four inchea. · . m at • relative~. · Prked to fit your puroe, th ... SIZII TO • e I Food Demonstratl' "'n Gl'ven At Meetl'ng Of Ml'ddleport Child Conservationists ....... ' ' .. Tbe rul builders of tlll.s bank ore tho j,eople af thla eommunity-merchants, proleulonal people, home rnakera, Iannen, and Will• earners. Our proareao depond.s on yollflo· llo we're In favor of evel')'lbln& that aids c:om• , ' munlty prooperlly.-from bu)llntl locallY 1o f.,._ wanl-lookinl elvic pr<>~la. Let'l -linllt 1o CHUCKlE FOR TODAY Senior and Junior Glee Ciullo and the Ensemble of tbe Middle• .. LUCILLI HAWIO.... port Schools beginning at 8:00. under the direction of Mrs. to Hoatell gilt. Evana wore when preaeoled Mr1. Jean the Clarence Lacey. Jolly Club met ThuriCUy evenlng Mrs. Ralph Grave• underwent The program opened with the Senior Glee Club dressed ~~ at her home, Bailey Run. surgery Thursday at Mt. Carmel pastel formals! singing the ever popular, ''Oh, What a Beauh· A abort buwness seuion wu Hospn.al tn Columbw and 11 conful Morning" rom the show, ''Oklahoma". Others in the first held with Mrs. JOhn Leifheit, vlce n.Ie~cing nicely. Her room numgroun were, ''Five Men Went To Mow", which is based on an president, in charge. Tbe travehng ber 1s Ml. Eng!ish' F o lk Song, "Think 0 n Me. " CIOSIJl'g th e group was prtze donat«< by Mrs. Albert Mrs Claude 0 arst, a paI1enI aI f , Th . ni "Giannin& Mia, from tbe Fire Ly' . etr accompa st was Woodard wu awarded to Mrs. Meigs Genenlh Hospital foUowtna: . rled Judy Butcher. Donald Hauck. Mrs. Wilbur Hanna fall at her orne, l8 repo u I Th b l'•hl d The Glee Club wao oeoted in e ouse -. a were turne oD IDI receaved aa a.nnivenal')' &ift improvang. h t b e a udlence could I ouOW ll!ld !:Ira. Ha.uct and Mra. Evant! the audtence u tbe members of so Mn. Patrick Loch•rv, lh · lh t at rd " · led blrlhd •n. -• Mrs. Leo the Ensemble loot their place• e bwo 1 u Ulef ~re prln ay IPu• 1rom eJ.r secre Story and ._.in Janice Story were for the second part of tbe pro- on t e proerams. pals. viJiton in Columbus, Frida)'. gram The Enlemble wblcb was Th... thl...., lhlill N, a Ieffler Gamea were played and prlzu Mn. Nellie Tracy il recuperating accompanied by 10-q"nn Buchanan race awarded to M1'.s. Woodard, Mrs. from aurgeat the home of Mr. ., sang ''Autumn Leavell", ''Twilight Than ..,.. the wwkl hath known Roy Maye1', Mra. Cbarlea StrauN and Mn. Gerald Wildermuth. T1me", "How Htlh the Moon" sh4111 riM, , and Mrs. Leifheit. Paula June Elcbinter, small and "Walk Hand in Hand.'' With flame .., fnedom In tMir Refresbmenta carrying out the daughter of Mr. and Mn, Paul The Junior Glee Club an abo ..... st. Patrick's Day theme were 1 Eichinger, returned borne today to be complimented on their And liaht of knowllldtt ln their aerved by the bOitul. from Children'• HOI!Ipltal, Columpart of the program a11 they pre.,..._ -bus, after undergoing sura:ery. sented ''Around the World", "If COLUM"II UPI Ll . 40 ds You Can't Sing, Whiltle," ''To A Naw arts lh•ll bloom, .t..ll - quor 0 l· bloom of 1VTII .-•.. mould, rectot: Richarb c.d Crouch has .li&tW'ld Rose.. •nd · "l Love u·tlle I Wtllie", Karen McElhinny was And •ver rrthlht.... mualt thrill 0 80 Un ed 118 new ran s n stores smce the1r accompanist. the llclu, JaDuary, 1959, and removed 86 In the rourth group ol songs And ..,.ry II .. shtll bot a .... 0 others . -::-:;:cc;--:--==::wh1cb was presented by the En· Wilen ell tM Mrlh Ia 'ara1il... A corttnbutipn was "'ad.e to ~he was bospitabzed. A commurtieasemble, the theme of tbe program Heart Fua.d wben MaenoHa. Tem- lion was read from Violet Smith "Peace Oa Eartb'~ waa empbaaiz· N•tiM with nation. lanct with ple Pythl•n Si1ter1 met Thursday Hollenbaua:h, Nelsonv 1lle. ed with tbe sliaging of "Let there laM, evening at the DAV HaD. At the clo5e of the meetiag, a 8e Peace On Earth"- Also in the Unal'lllofd ,hall lift .. comredfi Amanda Kaspar, excellent aen- social hour was enJOyed, game. group were "He" whlch wu beauior, ;;:-esided and Rhea Myen w•s were played with priPS awardtifull)' dl)ne · an¢' "r'D1 the Still ol In •v'ry hMirt altcl brala ah•ll reported quite Ul at the home o( ed the winners and refrNhments the Nf&hl" and "Nigbt Son&." throll her daughter, Mn. Aaron Keltiln. were Jel'Ved by Mi81e 1 Lena · and Miss Judy Gregg wall featured T"- .,uiM of one frettrftlty. Flowen were sent her WbHe abe Thelma Grue.er. · · as the 11olo1sl for the JODI, "One World'' with the Senior club pl'fl· sented along with "Li(l;e BirdJ at Eve." ." Lost In Music" and "U FOR AN EXCITING WINDOW Witb All Your H~arts". EFFECT ••• AT BUDGET PRICES MembeJ's of the Junior Club jomed w1th ' th~it· older &latera for the closing · number of the program, again emphasizing world peace, "These Thing• Shall Be'' by Krone. Mr and Mrs. Chfford ll&yee were m· Galhpohs today to visit wath Frank Cheese brew, pattent at ; ·.Mrs. Maxine Arnold presided and Holler Hospttal ned the meetmg F068, mother of ~up &IDJin& o.... MnMnp. William • ollowed by the ~ Lord's Prayer and L- Mttc11 was ta ken to th e .• .... Salute. A re~rt of the SJCk Me>gs General Hosptt>l ' h" wee t · ~ • committee was "iven by Mra. Ar· w h en h er cond tUon be came worse. Sh h •-· lh Mil b b '· lee Abbott and Mrs. Bmh•. R·~gular 0."' for· ...•••••~,wnee'k'•· e c ome ... :v • A pro'"'am was presented by ~ wh1ch opened w1th a ···• Mra. B.t.Uey The new c ha rte r was di sp 1.aye d w h en the- Su gar Run PTA ·~ an d Mn Ro Y Horne, wh ore: poem, "'Top of lhe Morning" by met Thursday evening at the school. sade rn the Stansbur)' apartment on - Mtt. Anna Reuter Four artu:·les Mrs Edward Bacr presided at the meeting which opened Grant Street, are spending the · w h D 1 · were l'ead includmg," ravmg 1 wtth prayer by Robert Roberts. A c..'Ommunicatlon was re_ad w<ekend tn Gr ayson · Ky with rei · : an Elbow out the Wmdow ," by Mrs C p d T h atJVes Horace Abbott; "Malunty . the from the Ohio ongrcss 01 aren 15 a-n eac ers announcmg Among those attending the Rio _ Best o( Uie," Mrs. w1u1am Grues a workshop to be held at New Concord, June 7 and 8. The Grande Baptl1t Associational meeter; "Eat Rtght ."' )trs George skm dtstnct co nference to be held in 'Marietta on May 3 was also ing in Racmt yesterday were Mrs. A report on the recent project Paul Smart, Mrs. Charles Bennett ner; and "Longer and Healthu~ r announced . of heart study In the school was and Mrs. Wilhs Anthony, wbo atLife," Mn John uartung QLI given by ::ms. Uoyd Wright, health tended both the afternoon and Focurteen steps to prevent acct dents g1ven by Mn. Amos Leon "" I' chairman. Mrs Marvin Burt, Mrs evenmg sessiOn Others who atDon ld Mu II en an d Mrs Bea l nee tended the evemng d anner an d ord preceded a contest l'Onducted by Carol Bearh5 and won by ~1r.'i r15 mOS V Rinehart were named as the nom· meetma: were Paul Smart, W1lbs Arnold and . ~trs. oh~·er Clark 11 matini committee to report at the Anthony , Mrs. M 11ton HIXKI and WI& announced that Mrs HArold 0 April meettng. The Fourth Grade Mrs. Hertha Archer Blacklton, MIS.!I Ahce Euler and Jessie Saunders was hostess l4 taught by Miss Carolyn Smlt~ W~tn Gsry Preston, who has been a Mrs. William Grucaer would be the Walk In {iarden Club wttb the the attendanct= banner patle"\ at the Mason Chnic where hostesses al the April meetmg. president, Belva Willard, preaidJames O'Brten, program chair· he wa. taken when one of bia The hymn, "Blest 8£' the Tte" ing man, Introduced Danny Thompson lungs collapsed. was returned to The meeting was opened by the who sang "When lmh Eyes Are hi1 home, Fri<lay, and is improving and the benediction concluded the meeting after wh 1ch rerreshmenls dub prayer followed by the &!!- Smilins" and "Mother Machree" mcely were aerved by the hostPsses to ute to the l<'lag. Response to roll with Mrs Roy Tracy Jr. as accomMra. Paul Sisson is recoverln~ those named above and Mrs Jill- call was my experience wtth a panb:t. Leshe Jo'ultz was mtto- at ber home from a broken 'r.r.Dl mer Radford , Mrs Lew1s Gruescr, new flower 1 grew laat year. duced and tpokt on the 1ewage du -~ sustained last week . .Mrs. Roy snulh and son, DonOJt>, An inv1tat1on from Lazarua posal for Pomeroy and Charles -Mrs. Charles Gilbert came yetterMrs. Roy Grucser and Vu.:k1 Ab- store in Columbut to attend a Jap- Gl~a spoke on the new school day to spend the weekend w1th. her bott 1;;mese flower 11 rranging claa1 was Echaon Hobstetter w11s present and mother ~drs Mmnae Erlewme, apd read and round robin cards were I talked on the hoa;pltal Juue. family 'ot Grant Stret!l She cadie Tri-City Sewing Oub prepared to be 1ent to sick ne1gh Refreshment& were . served at especially to attend the Glee Club bors of the community. Slides of the close of the meeting by ,\!rs Concert w whtch her mece, Judy Entertained ThurMday the Christmas show held at the W11Ham Swat?<ei. Mrs Charles Gregg, parhctpated Mrs. Fred LclfheJl enlerlamed Bedford school bouse Jn Decem- Radlot:d. Mrs Mildred Hayes, Mrs Mr and Mrs Gilbert whose the Tr1-C1 ty Sewmg Club Thurs- b~r were shown. E. H . Hedncks, Mrs. Robert Mur home 111 m Sprangfleld, returned day evenmg at her home, Rock The conteat b1 Anna Hart was ray, Mn. Luther Brumbalow, Mrs. Wednesday from a vacation jn Sprmgs. won by Jesale saunden. R D. Heaton , Mr11. Charles Wise , Florida Flowt.>r arrangement& of forced Mrs . James Sprou13e, Mrs. B J, Ro- ·-"-'-"C"Ccc-------...,---:::-:----:---;--:----:--The evening wa~ ~ pent sor1ally and in sewi ng anrl durmg tht• branchea and bulbs were Judged gers, Mrs Edgar Vanlnwagen. Mrs evemng hostess g1fts were pre· and ribbon!! awarded to Belva Wll· Fred Vandall, Mrs Marcaa Cape•V senterl to M" L"'h"' A d"'ert ''"'· a blue, Anna H.rt, red •nd hart an~ Mrs Pearl Aah . cour-se was se-ned by the hoateBS Jen 1e Saunders and Belva Wilto Mrs. Robert Rawlings, Mrs. lard each white ribbons. A demonstration of foOd was given by the home servieeo ad~ Rus~Sell Wihon, Mrs W1Hard visor when the C.C.L. of Middleport met at the office of the Wildermuth, " 1" ""Y Virginia Dinner I• Given At Ohio Fuel Gas Company Thursday evening. Topic of the deReibel and Ml" Elizabeth Flck. New Flatwoods Home monstration was "Dinner.on the DOuble". Speakers Add ress Sugar Run PTA In Meet•'ng At Sch 1Th ursday Main!¥ About People In Pomeroy ' One quarter pound beef CHAR BROILED to your preference with shredde<;l lettuce, tomato,_pl~kle and o;rr own tangy sauce to.enhance its flavor. · ·. ·'by It! y . .;IJ ~~ 1•( He · ' 114!D Ca) CoJ!i~: dri"Fn 11)1'~1· , frpe Conserv~tip~t Always .R.-.~mhers. WHd· Lif~ On-Land a Wholesome water ":"-:.;:·:~. mWlt be .avaJiable, · time, -------------------------A~anee Report Forms Jn 1960 Census ~oing This Week To All Householders In Meigs Area Report Forms for the of PoplJiat;.on and lfclils~~f·.T;,.jmi be dl11ti1buted by !:~~~~~~;~·[~:~~ thisll'fl, Week to Dis· .Harmony ~ person in the how:ebQld, and aix q;uestiona altout tb,e h.ou&ebold's dweiUng. The household l.nforma· Uoo asked for is name, address, lib: eolar or tace, month and year of blfth, wbether. manied or slna:le, and relationship to bead of housebold. The. Information requi~d ubout tile dwelling Is the number of rooms, cookJng facilities, plumblng, and whether rented or owned. At •v.r• fourth hou•hold, tta., cm1111 talc..- Will ,...;. a Censva HouMhold Qwstlonalre which contalns atidltioMI t~~~uedlons covering populatlen and housln1 characterlstlca ,.hlch a,. bl!ln1 aakN of a 25 ptrnftt aamplo of fhto Ntflon•a .,.pu,itien.. Mou• lloldoro ,,.. ....,...... to fill <F. the houaithold qutttiontlre and te themall .tt within thne •Yt lot.\1 - · 4llllrl<t· ofllce. A pn..Hid~, P"t•ll ,,.. .... .....,_ Ia INfnl provfdN for lhi• purpo•. . .. The "sample" populalion question include inquiries on country of birth, moth.er tongue• of foreign born, ~hoolina, employment, income and related items .. The addi tiona] housing queatioas l'~ate to rent or value of dwelling, healing equapment. W'Jte.r .suppl~J and other £aclUUes and e:q~ipment. The district au'pervi&OT pointed out that lnforlri1Uon about individuala and .theLr b,omt:s fumiab~d to the Geosus BUreau Is kept donfidenUal under ,Feaeral law. Only statiJUc:al totals .Ind. average& are published. No indivi4Jul gerson can, 1>e Ide!tlllletl ,In publiobed repom aDd ceaauiJ JntiliinaUon cannot be uaed lor reculatlon, mvestiptioa, or tuatlcm. I ,.ar Hawley, i!ll, Ill, 2,>l::h~ln, was strUct' in tbe rear W a ·-~ drive• by W•!"" L Ki'"lo ' 6t Mr.tdlePort. ' ~ · 1~ The Hawley car llad "1!1P!"'!i ill ~ffic to _ md~ ~~ ; Ohto '. the bridje. There We~ jllo ,ebii,tga. > � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 19, 1960 coates grimm