http://66.213.69.5/files/original/46be6e9b422dd5d73f18e42b3ea87f82.pdf 04eee2b6365c5323edf7999e97ab09ba PDF Text Text 1i:3 ' 1--'DIIIy SeDllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., March 24, 1960 • Investiture Is Held Tuesday ~;;;;;;=~=="'\ I By.Girl Sco.. •• canlileilght mvest1ture service PLAN and ARRANGE WQA 'held by Girl Scout 1'rl)(lp 46 of Jlmmr Gru.- '"" ...o.r. ~liarCJD. ~pUt the weekel'ld Ul Canton with their parenu. Mr. and >ln. Adolpb Grueae.r Jr. Ing on Tuesda) March .22 ePRIVATE PARTY Donna Will wu tnvested as a new member and was presented W eRECEPTION eBANQUET -elo!EmNG the troop by a&s18t.ant patrol lead er D<' ll :.Jc Cook Takmg part t he serv ice were and Harriet Walsh, color guards, Jenmfer Zerkle, col or screeam and D1ane Noble, flae bearer 1Sh.rron HOTEL MARTIN POMIROY'S BEST FREE PARKING After 6 P.M. with llercbaut.B Pollee Service Serving Good Food and Legal Bevera&"'a Until 2:30 A.M. the meeling as proewere Lati1hia ...;ates and Suzan Surface. Games were played end refreshments were served by Kay McGow· en to Josetta Llsh, DebD1e Cook, Jenmfer Zerkle, Jane Burgeu, l"ancy Profitt, Jane Dodson, Har· net Walsh, Donna Lish, Sharon Queen, Kathy Zuspan, Susan Warn· cr Karen Roush, Diane Noble, O~nna W11l, Jackie Aldridge, Coli· mc Harbour, Joy Thabet, Brenda Burton, and the leadera. Mrs. Ralph Warner and Mrt. Jot"pb Att~;-ndlllg pectJvc mt>mhen Prh'l.te Roome For 10 to 1'73 People HIDE-AWAY BAR tn Que~n Ll1h. FOR EASTER Coats Toppers and Long Coats Short, Fitted, Boxey Suits and Walklng Suits Juniors, Half Sizes Dresses and Mlsse• Seleet Yours Now aud Dave It Laid Away - - - LADIES' HATS TAILORED and FLOWERY Plus ALarge Selection Of Accessories MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE Shop Here and Save Cash - Instead of Saleslip• MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. Convention t<> be held in ()ayton when the Ohio Eta Phi Chap- Mr and Mra W. Q. Derry left ter of the Sorority met Tuesday evening at the Ohio Fuel Wednesday for the1r home in Du;:k- •• 'IIDDII HOUDASH•'-T Mtss PhyUi1 Stanley and Larry Gas office m Middleport Huntmrton last Mrs. Betty Everson prestded Sunday wh(re Mr. Baker u em and tbe followwg offieen were ployed wltb the B&O R.atlroad elected for tbe comin& year. preMr. and lin. DenRII5 Gallagher Stdenl, MJ'5. Belt, Fultz; Vlct pre· have returned to theJr home 111 s1dent, Mrs. Jtane BnuJJ , record· Georgaa afte~ spe~dang the week lng secretal}', Shirley Huston , end here to vulit w1th :m Paultne 1 correspondint aecretan, Marlene Gallagher, a pauent 10 Metgti Gen- Re mhart; tnaaurer. Lucy Amsbary; extenliO!'l offtcer, Eleanor pral Hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul Smart and Blaeltnar; par!Jmentarun, Shtrley Mrs R R. Pickens were tn RIO Beegle and c1ty councJJ alt!M'nate Grande last 'mg~t LQ attend the and delegate, Lee Styter and meetmg of the OhiO Baptist J ub ilee BarDara Belzlng. that the Advance ~r. Smart 15 <:Da irman ! It was announced of Evangelism and Mre Pickens ts Founder's Dsy celebration would chairman of the Board of Chmt1an be held at the Spottaman RestaurEducation ant m Athens, April 28 at 8:3(1. Plans were m1de for the "get acquainted'' party which will be held at the Legion HaU on the 29th of Marrh at 7:30 and tbis Sunday ihe monthly 5ocial wiU be held at the DAV HaU 1n Pomeroy 1 and Wlll De a potluck dinner at M ia~ Erma Smith pretided at 6 30 Husbands will be inviwel IS the meeting of the Ladies Aux1l· guests. tar.y of the Drew Webster Post After the business meeting a Amertcan Legton held Tuesday cultunl program on pictures was evemng at the Legion Home. gwen by Louise ~tie. Sbe inTht meeting opened in rltualls- clude<! In ' ber program a film on tic form w1th Mrs Durward DiBiley Land .. Cumings achng as color bearer. Apnl Smith won the traveling Mrs George Mowery as Sgt. at prize and following the program Arms and Mrs Pearl Hysell as refreshments were served by chaplain A report on the bakelesa Mrs. Yvonne Scally and Mra. Dil· bake ule held recently was gJVen lard. by Mra. Gera,ld Wildermuth . Mrs. Gaynelle Wlae, poppy chajrl:nan, suggested a meeting of members to plan for "Poppy D3y" to 00 held m the near future Mus Smith announced that April will be Pan-Amencan and Child Welfare month with programs The March meeting of the Pompresented by Mrs. Mowery and eroy WCTU was held Toesday Mrs Paul easel . A contribution cvemng in the Bodal room of the was made ln memory of the boys F"e<lerated Church! on the USS Arizona which sank Mrs G. H. Ewtng presided over on Pearl Harbor Day . the meeting which opened wlth A short program on CIVil de· group stngmg Wlth Mtss Elizabeth fense was presented by Mrs. C. Duffy at the p1ano. A committee F Tompkms who requested mem· was nomed to plan for participabers to bring clippings on civtl tion in lhe Daily Vacation B~ble defense 1.o the next meeting. School which wiU be held 10 June . Mrs. Jed WeDster Sr spoke on A letter was rearl from Miss Ethel communJty 14•tvice and gave many Garland, chatrman ol the Pomeroy and vaned uleas on the program. Library Board. acknowled.gmg reAt the clo~e of the meetmg, te· celpl of a book gi\'cn In memory of freshments were served Mrs 0 H Myers, a deceased memBaker were ln Mason City at their regular meet- YOUR NEXT Eta Phi Chapter Names Delegates For Visitors Stop Convention; New Presi4ent Elected Here To See charlotte Dillard, Sue Grueser, Marline Meinhart and Reva Relatives Vaughn were elected delegates t<> the Stale Beta Sigma Phi Around And About Middleport Operation 'Forward Night,' Open House, Observed At Meeting Of Chester Grange Operatio~ "Forward Night" and open houSE was held Tuesday evening when Chester Grange met m theLr new home, the old court bouse. Dale Kautz, worthy master, was m charge of the meeting, which opened with the presentation of colors, followed with the pledge to the flag and group singrng of the natrona! an· them. Prayer was given by Leota Young, chaplain, after which the Lord's Prayer was prayed tn umson A letter of greetings from Byron Frederick, state master, was read by the master. A program was presented by Mra. DIYld Koblentz, lecturer, and ron e.~U was antwered wlth each givlna their name and ~cupataon Grante remJnistence were gl\ f' n by Pearl Ptrker, a member " l the llr1t GJ"ance which met m the old court hctUae, and Mrs Floyd I"Jdenour 1nd :Ralph Parker of the sec ond Grange. ' ' WCTUMakes Plans To Help Vacation School ,T(!nmfer tk!an Tw1Ia Karr, Ahce Smith and Sally Mora sang "Jie" wllh Patty KoDienlz at the piano, followed Dy a talk by Rep George Meinhart, who tave the history or the old court house and the procedure of leglalature . ' Following the history of Chester Grange by Mrs. Pearl Mora, a style show was held with Roy Miller, Horace Karr, Avery Nelson, Arthur Orr, Donald Mora. HoDart Newell ~nd Alfred Yeauger partlclpatmg Mr Newell wu Judged the prttttest. nations to all who helped with work or do A l'llke walk was held with Rhea Mora wmnlng The meeting wos cloted with group Biogtng or "Blest Be The T1e." Potluck refreshments were served durmg the social hour. First Birthday Observed For Brenda Hysell I Special Programs Planned In April By Auxiliary the Uth anniversar')' «rtlfl· cate.11 were preHnted to charter n;teJft~r;t, Mr and Mrs Floyd Rid· enour, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker and Henry :Beaver by Mrs Koblentz after 'which remarks were given by Dan ,Hartinger, comm1ss10ner, and Bob Hoefitch, w~o thanked the membel'll for parliclpattng m the Talent Showcase at Syracuse and which will be gtven again tonight at Middlepol"t. Remarks were given by Deputy Master R N Jones, Juvenile Ma tron 1\olrs Jones, Amos Leonard, Master of Rock Sprtnp Grange, and Pale Kautz, who extended thanks to the Commissioners for paMidpation in the butldlng project, Henry Ewing !or chatrs, and I 0 Us T AvE TASSELL'S white .Uk crepe dinner d~u for epring Is a long ftutd line tabHc which de~~cendl to a floor-length train. The brW ov9rl¥ou!!e ill ftanked by wide, 110ft, wing--like steeve• wblcb an pulled In tl)t a fitted wal.lt., ot ,·===========:, MOln' • 1 Ab ou • peop 1e In Pomeroy &y LUC:ILLIJ KAWKINI ' A. Morgan ;:::=;;:::;;:::;;:::;;::;;:;:=;:=;:=;:=;:;:=;:=;:=;:=;~~m~Y~·,_,_,_,_,_;;;·,_,_.,_,_ 1~i~~~iw.dinner, Sundayattended , at thea 1 fashion perfect .... YaurEaiar her son and daughter inlaw, Mr. and Mrs Roger Morgan, Middleport, bonorinJJ their son, Keith, on his birthday. Pack 241 Cub scouts and Troop Mn. Robert White, eon James Robert and Richard Duckworth 241 Boy Srouta, beld their blue attended the funeral of their uncle WUliem JentiDJ c.f Byuvllle. Mrs. Marie Kolqulat and Mrs. Bert Walters arrived in Syracuse to visit with their liater Mrs. Dora OUckwortb before leaving for their home in WashiRJton, D. C., Wednesday evenin1. C::Ome lu aad Lay·Away New Fer Later MEIGS THEATRE Lonl,- Selection Of DRESSES Sizea 7-IS, 12·20, 1411-24'h ONLY $5.99 SHORTII COAn, DUSTER STYLE COAn end WALKING SUITS 'nle Tri-County Teen Whtle bere they called on other relati ves lbcludmg Mn. Dora Ph.illiQ~. Mr. and Mn. Harry Wehruna, :.tn.' Clara Ohltnger, Mr. and Mn. Canteen Joe Ebersbach, Mr. and Mra. C. J. will make i~ firat · ~aN nee In the hcine toqight at tbe AmeriC1n Lei!Jon:• ·Hall where it wtll reproduce the "Fabulous Record Yean" bop. The dance a:etll underway at 7.MJ p, m. and lut unhl mldnlgbt and will feature. tbe "ReDell." All regulu canteen evnteat& wi.U a,a be Ebersbach, Mr and Mra. A. H. EDersbach, Mrs. Adam Eberlbacb, w.- H. Eben:bach and Sybil, Artbur Ebenbach and Mrs. Wendell 8eu.lng. Tftey also caUed on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamm, Pomeroy, and Mr&. JaC()b Eberabacb and Mr and Mrs. EJmer Eberabacb of Point Pleasant. *· held. . Tble was tbe flJ'at vlstl tn PomFriday niabt of this week the eroy for the Derrys since 1912. canteen will hold its fifth upro- They were enroute home from duttion of the "Fabulous Record Florida where they spent the wmter. Year" hop, thll dme in Marion. Tbere wUI b4i Ito Tri·Courtty can· teen tbil Satun:IJ~. On Aprtl1 the canteen' 1!-'i\1 retdift to the.Wahama Sumloy Dinner Given High Sehool tym where 'It will For Family Evenl stage an ''April' Foot•• Blut." llan· d)' R..thpb wU~Iirlt, alfl'dU'eciot· , · ~•Dd Jlra -Grover Jenkinson ~Ue_.l;&, V. _.ag'e ,)a ' if~ ,-,va,h- ent_.lji"!d ·~ th~. :Children, ~'dr. Jqto"'. " 't. . •· t 1M !ln. ADen lenkinson and Mr. On APJ'll 2 the Canteen wm re- 1nd Mrs Curti!l Jenkinson and turn tg. Dunbar..R~« -Lan4" and on da,~ghte~. ~nna Kay and Mary April wJU ee~~r"te jf;e an- :Jane( SunpaY, '11'8rch 20. with a tur'n' keY j:lin'ler hi' observance of the niver84i1 JW\th.''U!e ··~ ·fl. roll resfiVIl etit held ur e1P,~ elder Je'ri:kint!6ns' .52nd wedding Mason-Gallia are.,. The ~eattval will anniversary and Mrs. Grover Jenbe In the WaJ:l~~- gym. .'~ kin8on's birtliday. ' - *· Vi; l Appfy SPRED SATIN MIN liTES ... enjoy It for YEARS! In A short talk was g1ven by Mrs. I Aucti,?n Sale Is I Planned At Next Club Meeting • Wuhet brlaht and niW for,,.,. • In frHh 10ft Plllel COlore You'll have twice tile fun of decorating: because you do It so well ••• so quiekly wilh SPRED SATIN. Flows on smoothly with brush or roller. Dries In minutes ••• has no irr"'tina IUmes or odors. And you have the clean, fresh -look of newly painted walls for years! Try Todi\yl Mrs Floyd llunree enteruined the Chotter Club Tueoday .,enlng at her home ln Rutland. Durina: the bustneaa aesalon in charge of Mra. Gene Evono, preoident. pion• were made for 1n auction ule at the next meetln• Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Wilbur Ynuna. Mrs. Evl1lt, Mrs. Jae Yount ind Mrs. Vaushan Price. Refreshments were served by the hosteu to the aOOve named and Mrs. Nathan and Buck. Elberfelds · MONTH END SALE WOMEN'S CHJLDR:EN'S SPORTS and CASU-ALS UUie Girls biller Hal aad PIUie Sell $1.99 to $2.99 PAI. R. ' . ,• roo, II' YOU Wt8HI) $16.99 to $ZZ.50 ' ' .'· . ' ' ' I ' (· '• Afl1r-;u•o.i f .~~- : .l'!o . . ~~·n)r.t. ::~ ~..~...•·•• An~ 2..Styles. er.ir•d 'A Ftiend. · \ ' " I ' / • • Amou From 1be ,Lower Puklal Lol Ia Pomeroy, Oblo NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) - The tali, "young convict with cropped hatr walked out of the prison factory at dusk Thurs· day, flipped away bis cigarette and spat on the ground . Then he stuck out bis banda to be handeuffed. To Raymond Farra, ~year~ld West Virginia kidnaper and robber ended a 25-bour war of nerves in which he al'ld a fellow convict eambled tbe lives of 18 hostage11 against the hope that 200 pohce would let them fiee trom tbe Ten· nes11ee state priaon here. l<"'a rra and Robert Riven, 25, of . temple, Tex., anned With .38 and .45 aaliber pistols smugaled into the prison, ~ited more tban '10 hostaau in a strangely diaorpn!Md bld for freedom Jale Wedl>Oldar. TrNt H01t.... Coutteout.ly They releaaed all but 18, tnciud· ina; three women. and entrenched themselves in a deputy warden't office in tbe Prison elothlng · factory. They treated their hostages with elaborate courtesy but swore to kill tbem all unless gJv· on a fast car and a chance to shoot it out with police on the blghway. At the end they traded the1r prisoners for a promise of no punJib\Jle nt. a temporary trsns-.fer to the county jai.l and efforts by laW)'ers to obtain tbeir release on a writ of babelS corpus. 1be agreement with state correeUona COmmisaioner Ke i t h Hampton tbat broke the stalemate promised that Rievera and Farra would not be placed in ma~mum eecurity or aolitar)r confinement and BbaU remain in the DfvlcUon County jaU "throqbout the lecal proceedtna:s brou1ht In thetr be· hslf wh1ch are to include a habeas corpus petition for both said pmoners" Illness Ends lnDeaihFor Mr. McQuigg 1 five 0 · sr~ORE " ' ''IIIWOLEPORT . COLUMBUS, 0 . UPI-Bitter spring weather aa naaty a& any December product beaeir;ed the upper MidwC11t and east today w1th blinding snow storrm and below·z.ero temperatures. More snow was pcedicted from the Montana Rocklet acroa the northern plalllS, Wilt'ontin and upper Michigan into the Great Lakes and northern Appalachillll and through the New EDC].a.nd states. Tbe mercury craubed to one degree below zero Uria moroi.n& at Bradford, Jn northern nlinols. fn. ternatlonal Fallll, MiM., reported three degrees above aero. Temperatures were below freezi.nc aa far south as northern TenneUee and the Misaourt·Atkan&as Une. The thermometer dipped to lSO any• .Opinion Comes Answering Query Space applications of the being developed by brief announcement, it would start contract with of eral & It called "a nuclear ating system for The flight version five yean will wei.Jh pounds, lncludina radiatlon ing, and will be designed unattended Jo space for a It will -coat about 8 milUon ' Varwdium EmployM Reeei11e Aid frainins First Aid Class In session - Pictured Left to right: Pauline Lew!$ Plant Nurse; Carl Norris; Delbert Ludwig· John Povlleh; Bob Rhodes; John Kokovitch; Charles Pyl~s; James Roulh; Jnd Ed CUnningham. Not pictured, John Hoffman and Charles Connolly. peroon may Simultaneously as a county atte~ance a county board of educa· as a township trustee same county, Attorney Mark McElroy said today. General save bts from .J. B. attorney, in this case are not aubone another." said Me· is one a check up- • Aid Class In Trammg •• Fll'St At VanadiUDl COo Graham PIant Cl~rly morning at ••. m. "' Milwaaliee th< coldest temperature ever f'eCOI'ded " late m the sea11011 ta tbe Beer il!~~u,_ we~; ilei!!F- 1~ . ou~lon wh"!'' .. ~reatnt 1-..r ,..t . ~- J61'0iji81tA .. IIIII~ j..(iio! g!eal:_,0o!J>"t!n·J'tvli<l> _,~gRh~nd lli!d Clbai cild bas !liopseil. .. , , o<tident-plleil up oa m. 31 10t1th ., • _by ' :tttmllh~; bLaboraHolfto!'!', ~b11 ._l ....1 n~ 1 .,.o n will, ~Jobn Kokovitcb, Charlet Pyles ' Da·lbl~~ks . and Carl l{orria; store room, Uvinl ' l;lY James Rouab; Production, Chas. DETROIT UPJ-Former Presl· ConnollY; Personnel, Delbert Lud· dent Harry S. Truman told the wig. Interest ,b u been high in each National Association for the Ad· of Colored Peoples' in two·hour seBSion, bec..we profesThursday the organi11 ~ trustees. losing friends mstead of cUmbtrte: them. per L. Johnson, executiYe of the NAACP brtnch needay of a meeting of East.etn prieea an increaa.e of 1.3 per cent Begmnmg the first Saturday in The Meigs Talent Showcase was the local group had District teachers at tbe Home of above a year aco. April square and round dances Mrs. A.ll(!e Neue, RIDute 7. presentect at the Midd1eport High ~~sk_ed the former president if be A tbarp .reduction in gasoline will be spontored through the correctly quoted when he re Tbe program c:oauhlttee of prim and the fifth cod.secutive month at Burlingham, all pro- School Thursday evening with Bpb port.edly aaid "Jf anyone came Mtl. Goi'don CaldftU, Bertha monthly decline in f004 prices ceeda going to the building fund. Hoefllch directing tbe sbow. The Democrat Women's Club met A large crowd was em hand to intG my store and tried to stop Smith, Mrs. Eleanor Knight and prevented the index from l"ialng Thursday ntght at the second Ward witness the production 'whlch had busineea I'd throw him out. The Tony Gennette led tbe disCUI· to new record levels. Racine Scouts Will been presented at Syracuse last Negro. ehould bebave himself and Firehouse with tbe president, Mrs. 1lon on hOW' teachers an belp Don Brewer, presiding. Guest week. For thiJ week's show three show be is a good citizen." build a IOOd ecbc.ol. Lend Hand To Family speakers were .Mrs. Wyman, presi· new acts were added. In Mr. Truman's an3wering Racine Scouts will collect cloth· AmGnc lhe points were: 1- Man Fined, Bond Is dent or the Athens club, county A new dance line, a bla~klli:llt wire, be s.id he ..... as ct~rrectly chairwomen Mrs. Marvin SJcke!JII mg l''riday afternoon and Saturday Vialta to homes to obtain parentt' Forfeited Mayor morning for the Lizz.ie Bostic fam- m,tmber composed of Maida fl,ouah, quoted and "I wauld do just help to solve problema; 2--lleaDavid Nelson, S2, was arrested ily who were bUrned out of tholf Carla Wilson, Neda Bndford, Bev- what ( aaid I would. If I were in and Don Mullen. lize you belon1 to an edueational Thursday nlgbt by Middleport Mr. Mullen ta1kcd about the erly Perrin and coUeen WUson Detroit I would sar the same propOied Veterana M•morial HosWednesday morning. tee.m, aU joinina forces; to aehieve Cbief of Police HerDert Gilkey Anyone liYing outside of Racine w&s one of tile new ones as was the thin& to you personlllly .'' pital to be voted on May 3rd. objectives; ~Eatlblilb )"'unelf and Patroimait Everett Bostic for woul., Uke to donate should appearance of the Girla Enaemble who as 1 citizen of bt&h caliber iD intoxicatic.n, -stayed in town jaU The president and membeta of tsll John Elwood, WI 9·3371. rhc.se ol MHS who sang "Twilight Time," '\co.lllmunity endeavor. lhe club exchallied ideu witb OV(l!rnigbt and was fined $tl anC: in need of clothing are the •1other .Making up thts group are Karen Jtxecu4ve Head J, S. Davit led Mrs. Wyman on the raising of by Mayor Kenneth Mc-Eihin· and four children, three dau ·;hren Grea:s. Bonnie VanCoooey, Bertha a dlacuaaion Hllisted by the pro. coe:ts money for tbe ~lub. this mornlftl, ages 6, 11 and 14, and one boy, 19. W1lsoo, Karen 'McElhinn~, Bever· Prestdent Mrs. Brewer and Vice cram committee on uiaUog ·~ neyNel.&on cllose to lay out hia ly Perrm, Phyllia Hilbert, ~rianne Prestdent Mrs. Dnrothy Bentz preproposed federal aid io education fine~. The mayor abo forfeited .Brinkman, Susan Pullen, Janice -Lcbev Is Bussed sente<l Doth the lady speakel'!l with lawa. the $1~ bond of Raymond Lam· Khru Ml Zirkle, Linda Forrest. JuW Butch· corsages in appreciation of their lira. Avis Freeter, preaideat of bert who failed to appear on a PARIS UPI - Soviet Premier er, Janice Richards, Christine Coats attendance. tbo Eutem group of teacbp, charge of recklea• operation of 'a Nikita S. Khrushchev, under thf! and ·Barbara Covert. Carla Wilson Coffee was servf!d to tl,le approx· April 9, 1960, Is the date of the prulded, alliated by Wilma Hel'l'-< motor vehicle. watchful eyes oC French aecurlty t 11pped to "Sweet Geor&ia Btown." lmately 30 guel!ts by Mrs. Cleo Southust Dbtrict Science Day, an mann, tectetary·treulirer. Guests police, made a pilgrimAge to V. I. ...The at Middleport was co- event' which will Involve ap.d in- Smith and Mrs. Charles Mullen. for the moeUJlll were diZIIed by Lenin's Pari• apartment today and: sioonoo~ed by the local Band Booat· NEW YORK UPI-'ltoeks fa- receivf!d a joyful embraee from ers and the S,yracuse Emereency tereat tcience student& and adults tile beauty M the Nease home for vored the upalde again today in French Commun1st Party Chief Squad and as of, last nipt appro.d· from:: Pem, Hocking, Meigs, Law· the oceuJon. rence,,•Ross, Morgan, Athens, Jack Games were played and buffet a narrQw and mixed opening. Maurice Thorez. mately $0!60 bad been cle&Nd on aon, Sc:ioto. Washington, Vinton, nfrelbments en.toN Jn cbara:e <If the show. This will be divided by Galll8 and Pike Counties. Ule Chester teachen. Mr.a. Thelma the sponsorin& a:;roupa. ~ Ditirict SCience Days are held orr preaided at the coffee aerviee. Mn. Emerson Jones anti Mrs annu1lly in each of nine districts Robert Co11t1 w e eh f In Ohio under the direction of the the tieket salea i Ml eport with Distnct Science Day Committee COLUMBUS UPI - Gov. )fichael mbers seJUng of tbe Ohio Academy of Science. the Junior Band ~nter in the v . Di5.alk kept an appolnlment in the tickets. Tickets went on sale is Qllio Uni· Cleveland Thursday night despite COWMBUS- A man wbp dreaded farm chorea in his boy, Monday and after all are in three two threats telephoned to the pnzes be ttven to band mem· hood will be the farmer's friend- Mr. County Agent of 1960 bers sellin& the most tickets. EuDep~t- State House SW1tchDoard and gov· - at a statewide dinner here Monday n!gllt, March 28. ernor's mansion a few hours eargene Seara; band instructor, also He Ia Manhal} K. Wblller, aeri-~senhng state government, educa· aSSISted with the U.cket sale. and H~rr11on, Jackson lier F1rst a man called the switch· A Bille of bome made candy was Higb School . Phil Wolpert of New Haven <!!Jitural agent lft Mf!dlna County tion, business and agriculture Hi.Jb tchool students who have board at tbe State HoUse and WIJ elected preaident of the Bend lince 1M3 en~ president thls will be In the Ohici Union on the conducted 'by tbe Boosters with as "John him~U ltotary Club at a regular meeting year of th_e Olno County Extens-~ unlve,ty campus for the cere- Mrs. Lcw1s Sauer, Jr., .Mra. Jack developed st>ecial science proj~ts Identified Thompson." ion Acenti l'18oclaUon. mon,y and dinner sponsored ·by are eligible to enter their proand :Us. James Pullen Satterfield held Thursday eveaiDJ at the "The governor Is going to die, The boY JdiaJltLng to •.~ell thfl Agricultural Extenaion Su· in charge. A total of $S4 was real- ject& in District Science Day~ BirUOrd. Methodiat Cbureh. Wol· tonight," he warned. com atld clean· up the ~ be· Yice and Americ•n CyGam.id. State Science Day 1960 is Aprd ized from the candy. pm II employed at ille PbWp otuae J aht~ wanted to · be in . MmuteJ later, a second call WIJ 22 at Antioch College. Yellow .$porn plm~ . t~ae field• Wbtklnl the b0J111".... JGhn T. Mount, administrative placed at the sovernor's manaloq . B!ril~t;, Ohiql State ISctenoe Niomed .......Nidelll wa1 arew up tO be" a leader in a a1siltant to Dr. Novice G. Faw· D.,., 1n conjunction with A caller whn identified himself Ill .Barry Mlller, Nft' Haven man.r-eided proi_HIIiop,• .aricul- , cet~. pr~csident of Obiv Sta~e -q-nt· of the Ohio •· John Thomas.. to one of the 1\1!,..11 Clpebart .,.... elected tiU'al. aeniiC,, 1fblch .&i!l wnt sym- vera1ty, will prese~t the aW~ one of the servants asked for · Mrs, DiSalle. aec:retlr)'·trepurer. bol116 on the teatJmod!al pr~ on behalf of Pres1dent Fawcett When' told &be wu out. he said active most NeW membeR Of tile boml of £ram. ' • to Wblaler. .. to g1ve her the messaae; "There'J clirecton are Dr. .John .Ridgeway, The e~~gr,.ved silver plaque a bomb m the governor'a Gffiee." In 17 yeJrl Whisler, 80\lf(, a commend• tb£ exteQ5iou wotkers · ,New Haven; J. L. Stewart, New State highway'! patrolmen &earch· '"Haven and 0. J, l.oiUc. New wiry 4T. hu travtled 280,001) on their "exceptional services" cd the govemor'B office, the man· mne ....."a dlltance ~tter than ~o jn advanelna: a<:lentiflc qrleulHav~. · and the state airplane ID slon nwinl the metUftl a dlaeuttion tildea around the world, l _gue!ll" ture to benefit 'the ' landa .anti tb.e wbic~ DiSalle Oew to Cleveland 1>1' Wolpert and ~ltofl BoM" '"'' -ln h!J drivinl around M.edma people of Ohio. Thur~day night, but found nothinl W B 'WoOd Jtate extension pteoented In rqord to tho tot!> county to briRI advice aDd farmers. _. 1 . . Ill ~ sld B rio F MEIGS GENIIAL HOSPITAL ~ 'ntcll aclult educatl~ clagq bfl. holp to ,3,000 d rector, w rre e. _u n . At tha~ · d"mner, Wbialer w ill ae- Bawman Admissions. Mrs. Clarence ChapInC held Ill Pl. Pleaoa~~ ot New Yort 'WUI t)i:eak 1 cept the Diltina:ul1Ji9d ' Sel'vice Of\ "Sclence and .Agrlcu1tufe." man, Syracuse; and Jennie Watson, Award Of the' AC11cuJ~I DIV~I- &)\oman 1a marketin• · dlrectmPomeroy. l.on o1 Amerlean Cyanamid Com- for American C)!anamtd'• agrlcul· Dismissed: Alma M1ll~r, Middle· .paoy. n 1\0119~ Wblaler .. aa hla tutil di.ritiOn a'nd HstioM!ble port · Alice Frick, Pomeroy Rt. 3• ~teo !or I'their · contrlbu"tiont fD< ltl teehnologleal developo Birlha: Mrs. Paul Si~, Wid, a ~db; , f ~~~t:t_! ' \d.O Ohlo'l·'fU'Oire.,. . .intnta. . _.. . Drifting Away Democrat\\' omen Hear Speakers Thursday Night Science Day For SE District Is Set·For April9 F:=;A~V=O"'I.~U:::PI-::IDI Two Threats At DiSalle's Life Didn't Stop Him wm ... !l"l- ~ ._. lhllll • :HO · ev•u, repre. o( McHenry and a four-car coW. · bl ked ~ "•h 100 oc ......, 'SWf _":"'6 way a ttw m_ n.. __•_ •_ll'_·-~-- ·Jurors Added To Venire In January Term By Man Who Dreaded Farm Chores New Haven Man Will Be Honored Match 28th UIOWS, whipped · by 4~mile-an-hour wind!, blitzed Ten addttional empJoseea at aiooal as «ell as practica 1 m· weatern Pennsylvania, dumped the Graham Plant have compJet- &tructions were gi~Q. with par- three indies 01 more of mow 1n ed the Red Crou First Aid course t,icular empba&i! beirg placed on several areas ana. laid a danl:d-· This class began tbeJr firllt sea- the usage of facilities md pro- nus &now .s hck acroe~ mod. roads. sion in December 1&Ge and fin· cedures carried out ill the plant Toda)''S snows eame on the ished the coune March 11. 1800. diapeosar)f. heell of a spruag blizzard. that With th·11 grou p a total of 72 eJogged midwes~ bi.J,b ways the These classes have been ably instructed by Howard A. Price, superviM!ry ·people bave been wit-h lO.foat drifts 'and touebed aiiistant J!lant ~anaeer aDd Mra. c:lve11 Paeh training_ otf a raah of ehain~idfon smuh· Pauline A. Lewu, plan~ nurse. , An eight hour tefreaher •coune ups Thursday. Tboae ~pleUng t:be ~· ts beJ.aa plillbed immediately !or NlDeteen cara-includin.l • po. Living Costs - - - - - HIWASHINGTON~-~-,~:*1 · 'UPI-Tbe tioa's coats. spu:rred Audrey Wells, a .spokes· Teachers Study hisher interest rates and medici!! for the group said tod-ay the billa, edged up laat montb to has about $4,30()"' in its equal the all·time high 1et laat fund. Mrs. Wells indi- Large Crowd Improvements ~ November. cated construction is expected to The Labor Department's cOn- start when weather brt!aks. Sees second price index reversed The BRC beaded by Eastern Schools aumer month downtrend by Junior Stanley, presdient, are I '"l'Wentr Ways to BUild a Good two-tenths of 1 -cent. It was oontmuing money-raising projectB Talent Showcase School'' was thfl theme tbis Wed· 126.6 per cent of averue 1947-49 to fatten the fund. · Springt•.:me! Wea\her In December Style Bites Midwest ,rocer. WTTLE LOANS, "FORMALS Eon Tb1t defiant action b7 Charlet -'-"----- - - - - - - - WEATHER enttne Defiant Kidnaper, Robber Is Winner In Tennessee Prison Elected To Head Bend Rotarians diction. toans for SPRING! JMI Cochran, lec.al lMI Cr011 dl,. ,.,..., chalr~N~n. altru,.ly ....._ eH hit ffduN IWI fl,_ ftthtlnf when lnfot:mtcl that hll wtMMIM Wll en fl,... Lawyers Repreatnt Them • ~~~ iii i~ iiii:iJi.. - • e ~Ill INDS TA~K CHAR.LOTTIIVILLI, Va. UPI- Hampton also agreed that as a reault of thetr nbclHon they would not lose any good time or honor time Tbree lawyers agreed to repreaent them. Rivera'a big grievance was that a fellow prisoner had prepored a writ of ·habeu t'Qf,JIUi for him but he could not ,iet.U. .POtui&~. He complained ~!11111 denied le· pJ counsel. SAVE!On Well Known MekesOf Electrical Appliances, Miun, Irons, Toasters, Skilleh On Sale In The Frank Mro. Alfred Bill' Hou•ewarel On ain oar. centerpieces I I:B~ig~ ~·~·~:II~I~•-~Ev~e~rett~l~LI~g~h~lf~oo~t,:M:ro~.1:=;~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:=;;;; Utd IOid banquet at tbf! Letart J'allt &chool buUdina:, !Friday nllht. The dinner was prepared and served by the mothers of Stoute end wtves of the committ~m 111 o. Tables. were decorated condl••· gold ofandceremonies for the Herbert Roush. Rev. gave an lnterutlne: the subject "A Home POMEROY, OHIO Tbere Was No Bo,y." and 10ngs were preaented TONtOHT 1nd FRIDAY Seouta. The aniJ:tant chair· "&AMBoN and DELILAH" of MGll Dlatri-ct presented Vietor Mtture - Hedy Lamarr 11 '"Cc Cub Sco"t Charter to the SA'URDA y of the Scouu. 1'GIIU,S TOWN" held Mtmle V-an Donn Ray Anthony 1roup .tincina - ilioIs Called Up "INVISIBLE INVADERS" Y911der" followed by the bene(Sci.,... Flctlon) (The Weather Won't Alwoys !le Cold) First Appearance , · In Racl'ne Area Ewmg eoneernbg "The Umoo Signal" ond "The Young Cl'u.,der," p1,1blicatlons of the WCTU A letler was read from Mra. Lillian R Dickson of Formosa expressing apThc Execultve Committee nf the predation for usf!d greeting cards Middlcporl Hlgh School Alumm which wlll De placed in hospitals Association met at the home of for ch1Jdren snd teper patients. "To Keep the Skyways of Faith Mrs · Wesley Fry, president, Wednesday evening Burnmg" was the topjc of Miss All occas w~ cards which the Duffy, program leader. A sk1t umni plans to sell were d(stributed "The World Around the World" and wtll be on sale by Mn. Char· Wl.!l prt!sented by Mrs Lena Hu. lt•s Asa BradDurr. Miss Sally lier assisted by several members· Schaar, Mrs William Walters, Lee A porhon of the study book ''Shad· Smith and Mrs. Lucy Gregg WJth ow Over Amertca" D-y John D. Freeman was reviewed by Mrs George Mrs Richard vaughan, Miss Howell and ~rs. Cash Bahr """'·I H A mg ,w,.l ;Je•u•."' ''Tell Me the Story of Plans were made to gtve by Sally Globokar, concluda lad 1es diamond rln~ and 11 ed the program after which a sorod and sptnning reel at the;;'*::~ c1al hour was enjoyed and refreshments served ~anquet and dance. This The April meeUng will be held will begm 1mmediately after ter at the Baptist Church. May 7tll is the date set for a Scout Event Held In Letart Falls For Pack, Troop ICanteen Maktng ber. AI Umnl•GOmp1ete plans For Annual Banquet, Dance Mr. and ~1r9 Dwight LoJ;:on and son, S!Up, \11/llled m Portsmouth, Sah•rllay , with her mo\ller. Mr.. florence Holley, who accompamed Brenda Lee Hysell was honored them home (ur a vtsJt wlth a birthday dinner for her fint birthday given by Mn Rosemary Mrs. Lena Pickens of Mason. W Hysell and her grandparents, Mr. Va , was the SundRy d1nner ~uest and Mrs. Lawrence i\oJanley of :~tr and Mrl!l EVt>t"i!tt McKmght Attending were Mr llnd Mrs Ed· Calling 111 the afternoon were \lr. d1e Manley of Columhu9, Mr. and 1.nd Mn Chester Erwin o( M1cldtc· Mrs Raymond Manley and Cathy port, Mrs. Fern Sweeney nf Rut and Roger Manley land and Mrs Effie Halliday of <A few days before her birtbdsy , AthelUI. b•k• .. 1, w•th the plm to be Brenda received a birthday ~:ard Mrs. Don Thomos and Mrs nounccd later. Alumm ":J''~::~~: from her lather, PYC La~nce Will be eonloeted for boked Hyael1, who II; stationed Jn Karls- George Neuelroad Jr were Galli· for the sale. ruke, Germany. with the u. 5 Ar· polls vlettora Tuesday. ens, Iowa, 11fter a several daya vialt Wltb thell' COUSin&, Mr. and MrJ. Ben Neutzling. J • CHUCKLE FOR TODAY I REV. NOIIDLUND 3-DayBible Conference To Start Monday A three day Bible Conference will be held begmnifJ& Monday, March 28 at the Antiquity Baphst Church with Rev. Ralph Nordlund of .Fostoria, Ohio, as speaker. Rev. Nordlund will speak Monday evening on "The Secret of the Untroubled Heart." Tuesday mgbt the topic will be "The Double Work of the Holy Spirit'' and Wednelday his topic is "The Pnest Who Prayed For Us In GethseJQane." Additional jurors to lhe venire of the Me1gs Couaty petit jury were drawn today by jury com· misaioners. They will serve in continuation of the Januaq term of ~urt. They are: Guy Shuler, Gladya B. Black· wood, Ethel M. Smith, Clarence M. Headley, Helen Mulford, VirginJa Pbalin, DaVJd C. Mlller, Gay fields, Marton McClure, Winona Butkley, Charles D. Woode, Edlth L. Hartmger, Raymond Fitch, Carrie lleln· bart. Ebie Crouser, Clyde Stewart. Velma Rue, Ottll Cleek. Ann Sauv· age, Clyde Stott, Freda Reed. Wil· ma Davis, Raymond Cotterlll, ft.o.. bert 'M:cElhmney, and Wanora Beaver. Three Aid Squad Calls Are Reported The. Pomeroy Em~rgency Squad made c.US at 4:40 p. m. Tbunday to Jtnny WalsOn, Condor .S~et. where abe was administered oxr· geo for an apparent heart eQDdition and was treated by Dr. Hewetson· at 5:13 p. m. to George MeQuigs, LincoJn lUll, and then again: to Jenny Watson at 9 p. m. when she was transported to Meigs General Hospital. WarOiNeivesEn-ds Dixie Leader Wants Change In House CiYil Rights Action WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Richard B. .~ussell (D-1fa.) said today he would be "very q~uch surpnsed if the Senate did not change the five-point civil rights bill approved by the House. Sehate leaders hoped the House Skt.tracb Own re. measure could be p11std without The Senate promptlJ llidechanae and aent diredly \.0 tb' tracked its own medun.-and lflllt White Houa4:. Otherwise, a tii'Dt!- the Hou!IG biD to the judlciar:r consuming Senate-House OOnfer- comdllttee, headed bl Sijfi• .james fince would be ncceSSU'J to work 0. Eastland <V-Mles:) 1Silt: li' · inout a compromise. structed the. com.mi,U.ee tb ~ But storm stgnal.s arose from the m,easure back. bJ~-. ~~ '1\l.et< both liberal senators wanting a day. · ',· w.. stronger b!U and emb1ttlOO SoutbThe Senate· defeated ·•:.·lt an motiOn to refer t.be bill legislation. Rll8SeU 11 the leader commiUee With p~ time of the Southern bloc. 1•::~ld EaiUf,Rd told ntWfmen be The House finally passed Ita 1' not call a commit\ot meetuntil ill rtiular 1ettiop .Jioobill by a 3lJ.l09 vote 'thursday The meiiaure includes most of the admini1tratioa'a civil rights propasais, -includini a plan lor court erp.ers fighting any civil rights appoiilted tefete~a tc.t safee;uard. ND&ro Wlillt 1/JPI&. · I �, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March U, 1900--G Mlae Fogleeoog Wiu 2-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 25, 1960 fHE DAILY SENTINEL ~~entating . •· "' Carpenter News ltem!l ~f Interest Editorially BY MRS. MENDAL JORDAN Mr. and CINCINNATI UP! - uv..tock lin. :Robert l!artia and cbUdren CatUe 800, ca1vnt, 100; cood to are apeftdiDJ a few daya wlth ber low tbolce 125-850 lb tlaYJhter parenta, Mr. and Mn. Glen Crme ateen 27 tlandard to low aood of AlbrlJht, W. Va. 90().1050 lb 22-24 choite ~ lb I ~.~~Z6.1SO, good 723-823 lb. Re:v: Paul HookJ, Mn. Carrie l~ utility rows 1•17, ean· Blbr and Mrt. Iva Wilson were nera euttera lf-16, caooer tnd Sundlf dinner eueau of Mn. Elbull• 1&19, lood and fie Wttson. vealer1 28-M, standard Mr. and Mn. Dick lUtter, 3 · Mrs. Oley Winters, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Caster .Mr and Mrs. Armsterd Perry and Milford Perry spent an afternoon with his siJlter, Mallie Yow · . . _ . lber thili past week. Spending Sunday with Mr. and Mro. Fern Gillogly and John were ·W~v . George McKnJgbt, Columbus:. 'Mr. , ~ ( , ..: and· ·M rs. cecil Gillogly and Ste- . .'> I A 1"-"lllb~?.tJtr• ven. Athens ; Mr . and Mrs. H~rold 1 1_', i. ., T Gillogly and Mn: Ralph Frailer and family , Galljpolis; Mr. and .. Mrs. PauL Gaston ·and family Gnd · i"'l'·"-' '"' ""· · Mr. and Mrs .Carl Oablree, AIbany; Miss Jacq-ueline Waggoner • Jltll Harrisonville and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, local . The gath · ering was in honor or Mr. GilloE · • Ly 's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrum and family , Albany, were guests Sunday oE her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T . M. Galaway. Mrs . Roberta Parker, Bolivar, .11pent a day last week with her ~;;::::o., pa~nts, Mr. and Mr~ . Ney Car-l penter. · Lawrence Woodyard, Co1umbus Tbe Almawn .·.r <I,.....,. ~pent several days at the hom(' of his brother-in-law, Reed Jeffers. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry, Sharon and Mlke and Mr. and Mrs OF " Ronnie Perry, .. Columbus were weekend gues~ of his patents. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Perry . MORI INSULATION The Hymn Sing held at the Mt. By Un ..ed Pren lnternat&ontl One bag contains e!lOUJh l)nion Church Sunday was well . insulu.tiQn to rovel' 26equare Today is Friday, Mar~l' 25, the BJ Walter E. Sbnit attended . Rev . Merlin Teets. is the ' feet of attic spact to fuU pastor. ~~~e ~~y t::O_<he year, with :281 COWDERY FAMILY . · 3~ mch deptbl Mr . and Mrs. H. E. starkey were the Weaver famil-Y lived in MaThe moon is approaching its AUJUSta malor'led I...ewis Weaver son County, W. Va., but this ram- in Gallipolis one day last week MOU C:OMPORT new phase. Phllaon, 1810. Thelr children ily Moved to Meila. County, Ohio where they attended a district inThis fireproof, permaneat The morning star are Mar.~. Maud born 18'71 died 1873, Esther soon .after coming to the Valley, surance compan!_LIDeeting. HANDl•P,-.iC mineral Wool inIIUJBtion will make your Jupiter and Saturn. born 1873 d.ie!l 18'73, CIU.a born Noah Weavri' was born in 1815 Miss Joy Whoep-uan, Harrisonilome cooler in summer. On Lhis day in history: 1874 married Ben Eber Crosa in His father was lr:llled while help- ville spent FridtJy night with her warmer in winter, and in" In 1867 Arturo Tosc<~nlni, world 1894. ChUdren Maud, W•id, Paul, log to taise a bun in the Letart grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl cre:aae i~ market value, famous orchestral conductor was Fred, John •Ruah born 1818 -mar· botWms by ~ log roiJing over him Starkey and attended revival serborn in Parma, I!~ly . ried Addle Richards. Children Noab was only a young boy then, vices at the Puritan Church. MORI FOR YOUR MONIY In IIJOO lhc Soci!llist Party or Mabel, Dorothy, Alben Davis ·b orn as there was a large family .and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gibson More IMulation covei"AA• thP Uniled States was otia'niled Mabel borD 1880, Fredtrlck according to the eustom at that and Mr. and Mrs. Don Bullises, per bas &&vee you m~ l And winter fuel ~-~.vinga in lndian.apolis . I ~::~~!ro.lborn 1882 married .May time, be was bound out to a man Bowlin£ Green were Saturday \ power aavings. too, If vou ll Kathryn, Ben, for a certain numbet of years to night guests Or Mrs. Gibson's brobmve 11(4'· COndltioning) c:an In 1911, 147 lives were loa~ in ,,rn 1884, Ruth learn the carpenter trade. ther and sister-in-law Mr. and pay the coat of the Wsula· 11 fire in the Triangle Shirt Waist David borP 1Jl80 Mrs. Frank Turner. tion. (t', an easy, speedy job Company in Ne-w York City, born !*. Noah and ·Mahala Weaver's ehilMrs. Dale Dye- has returned to (c:omp)etto 8-~tep epplic•· In 1911. the famoua Pal ~ce 100 of J,cob Jr. and dren: Emma married Anthony her home here after s~nding tion iMtr>JCtions imprinted Theater in New York opened its ,BeckwJU\, boJ"n 1~8jt ~r-- Jenkinl; An1elina married George week at the nome of her dauon bap) . •• c:wts litU. ••• doors for the rirst time. H. Pi)(:her in 1821. Boyd; Luciu11 married Ella Smith l<hler and son-"in-law Mr. and Mrs. laats a bousetimel" A thought for today : Irish satirAJiUI married As near I! we ' can find Lucius Ervin, Marysville, and helpist Jonalhan Swift said: "We have Melcen1 was married four time•. The first ing care for the new gr-andson PER SQIJARE FOOT just enough religion to make Ull Johnson, sam.an- time to Ella Smith, the third Alan. The ErVins also have w. Browning. time to a Miss Neal or O'Neal of daughter Margy. hale, but not enough to m3ke us love one ~nolher." 1822 marrJed Patkersbur&, the fourth time to Mrs. Goldie Gillogly spent satJohnson In 1840. A aon Myrtle Lelving of Williamson, W. urday afternoon with her aunt, Va., her father wa• a river man. Mrs. Mallie Lowther. , Wesley· 'born 1841. Not sure of the name of his secf h Ariu,s b~rn, .l.Q%6 ml1'1ied OHve ond wife bUt poaslbly Smith. I.u The regular meeting o t e Tenwle WSCS was held at the L. Newcomb. 1849. theif son clus and Ella's boy Wallace, was home cf Mrs. Howard Stanley on Claud ius boi'n 1869 married Mary Burns in 1894. She wa& the dau- a smal1 boy wheil his mother died Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett visDf Joaeph and ' Deborrab and he was raised by his grandPREACHING ANNOUNCIO parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ited with his -aunt, -Miss Augusta Rev. Donnie Miller of Rutland Hul:hes BurM. Children Millard F. Smith. in Columbus recently. 189G, Eska A. born 1897 died will be preaching ,at .the Fairview Helen Jeffer_L wh,o has Chu..O Surulay, M;r<h 27 o.t. ·l30 substitute ~lel''th ,-G"Dlum.- m.!Ever)i'Oue is Invited to qttqnd. School ia teaching the 3rd and South Third Ave. grades while Mrs. Edward BAND BOOSTERS MEETING f•~jii!~)ii94. is on a leave of ·a bsence Middleport, Ohio The Eastern Dand Doolilers As- ~, her d~ties · for the remaindsociatlon will hold its regular meeting Monday cvenin~, March 28 at 8 o'clock at the Eastern High School. ' ·'· Colum~us BIG R£ASO.NS yOf ·dOUI. EI.OTEA TONIGHT "SAMSON and DEULAH" Vl<tor M.otur. - Hedr Lamarr HAN Dl ,,• .K SATURDAY "GIRLS TOWN" IIOME INSULATION I Mamie Van Doren - Roy Anlhonr -aloo- Harrisonville Social Notes · IV MRS. JOHN STOUT Mr. ami Mrs. Raymond Saxton of Middleport vislled Mrs. Grace Carr recently. R('v . and MriJ. were guests of Mr. Haning Sunday. NEW YORK (lJPI) - Stage star Kim Stanley euffered a 'mls<.'arriage In the early sWtge of preg · nancy end bas had to cancel her .appeuante next week in 'Two For The Set-9aw" at t.he Rn}·e~l Poinciana Pla)'house in Palm Beach, Fla. ---THE Dlll'f SENTINEl Hl~t·kwood la recuperatDEVOTED TO INTEREsn IngJohn from surgery and returned OF M.EIGS·MASON AREA home Salurday from the hoapital. llcher ..• I. Ow.rt, 'ubllthtr Ht>v. Hnnhart brought back - PubHshed every I!Oftt~rn.,on e~ from the Holzer Hospit-al and Is "'pt Sunday lJy The Ohio Vallet ,Publ\al!lnl CompaQ1 al 110 Ill• •*a,alc St., l'~ !ll.fi"OT. ObJo. Bo•• nesi oft lee phon6WY2·211Jfl, edHorACitOSS DOWN J9. Monelal office obone WY2-2lll7. 1. A pullud 1. Ripped tary Encered ~u• ae.cont.J ciau mallln1 2. Melody \mit o1. candy matter at the pot\ otrlce at Pow 6. Sunk tence3. A ltttll'l llul.,.,., !)hlo. (colloq.) garitL 10. Clrculf.l' National advertl•lnr representa ·4. More 110. Tennta hollow 111 U.ve: BottineJ\~Klmb•ll. t'lc ., &61 aenatUvt hillside aerve '.,exlnl(toa A¥11.. New York CIU li. AftlrmaUve 22. Artltl· 11. Aelan ll'lW Yllrk. cinl reply tnlan.d sea. n1er.. Sublerlptlon rak:ll: bellvmd bJ 12. Follower• ~ - Injure voir1 ot Arlua '1. Kind ot ranier where avallablf-, 30 centl horae 23. areele 1a. Scold per w.:uk; one y.. r In adnnce a• letter 8. Or.4tt 14. Freedom The Dlllv SeTttlnel office, 115 60 9. German. 24. Frealt · 3:1. Founde-r ot from wnt' llx monthl, $7.80; three month• 20. Bitter vetth Chri•tlan river lft. Walk 13.90. BY motor reute where avatr 27. Knoba Scien~ :10. Crown !!I lowly at.Ie: ane month, $1 . By man, om Ui. ExehanJt 31. Notion• :n. A particle 16. Math yeu ~; 1lx 'Tionthl, f4 . 2~: UL• • premium 32. Proceed 38. Rowboat couraa .... thl. t',.JIO ""'" numtll . 11 88. PreclOWI propellerJ (colloq,) 17. Int•rnai 18. Turkhll\ 18. Oonatc!ll&attme 89. FoxY 84. Siberian t'lver-u. Wallaba am1y tlon regiment DAILY CROSSWORD Meigs IUN.. MON., Moll TUES. "THE LAST VOYAGE" .. V• in IN UTES tare lo~al ow~er~ 29- Cuttlnr tool1 :SO. Yount ' t~~ w,e :Py~flow drtve. herrtnr •1. Antenn& "2Grit •a. Room tor .4'i:lti6i'!~ :OniY ca~.eful 44, Kill Donklyl '' u Dynaflow drive. . l!'l"PPI""..,. trophe1, the lenJth and tormatlab.Jr~ ~ ..:O.ch day the o:b"de lttttn · art ~ ~ · ul .aa blCI. ·. ""' $h1p!MIItf 1!ft~Jllr~ ,~ .':1~ MIEID IIA1lll =l· ~~ . r WASH'nWEAR /tiONriUAI. CANAP/IFNS, .Mf"/( OR Wl'f"IIOU'r AA•K FA~~S A /11J5J' PI.AYtJFF" se~Siai¥ A7 71;~ <Ut'A&r&li!O rRY POl? All DliPREolft:Jelir&O Snr !imAI<fllr 5rAN'I.6Y CUP "'I'/, Dixie Leader sees Cbanges (Contlnvacll Pnn P... OM) not agree. who1 bas masterminded th Ruuell, tr 1e e 1 a IY -o 18 Southern aeaa· tara in Nle civil rights filht, epe· clfically cited an amendment adopted by the Senate to its own meaeure. Sponaored IV Ltuseh• Sponsored by Sen. Frank J. Lauscbe (D.Obio) the amendment wo1ul 1 d extendt_to all fe deral court· rut 1ngs penwla1 thes P~~~1ded for iner erence t scnvul deaegrega. Uon ruliDga. The House bill con- vice thi.t year, the third in 1961 and the fourth in 1162. When com- pleted \he 692.000 kilowatt plant will be tbe largest in the Ohio Edison syatem. Recently Ohio Edlaon announced lt had acquired 335 'acres along the Ohio River as a site for a future power development near Warnnton, Ohio, in Jeffenon County. No date for dedevelopment ha1 been announced. Cincinnati Ga.11 &: EL«tric will spent $4~million tbis year on expanajon projecta, the principal ones oeine work on a kilowatt generatina: unit at Walter C. Betkjord Station, near New Richmond, and 1 165,000-kw unit at Miami Fort Station at North Bend, =.ooo Nearly half of Ohio rower'li budget of M3.7-milHon wiU be invested m · · comp1etmg a 4!iO,OOG-kw power-producing 11nit at Ita Philip Spom Plant cm'"the Ohio River near New Kllven, W. va. That unlt when oompleted will be one of the two laueat In the U. S. The major part of Cleveland Electric Uluminating's $27-mlllion buda:et for 1960 wiU go toward a 250,000-kilowatt modernitatioin of lts Lake Shore Plant in Cleveland. Thi.s 1a a part of tbat company's record five--year program totaling $190 million. The planned eJ:penditurea for th ' b th th Is year Y e o er four Ohio electric companies are smaller, since no generating units are involved. Some of these companies have ju.st completed .~-nst"ve con.o.....:: rrtruction programs. Their construetion .efforta will be directed toward e:.:pandi~!f tran11miasion, dietrlbution .and substation facilities and furthering other projects designed to Improve electric service to customers . Columbus&:: Soulhern Ohio Electrtc Co. will .11pend . $13;852.000; The Dayton Power and Light Co., $11,531,000; The Toledo Edison c o. $7,700,000 and The Marietta Elec- Tax Deadline Js April30 Says Auditor Caldwell The 1960 expansions of the optric co. system3 of the eight Ohio eratlng electric companies not only will provide the state'a families. farms, stores, offices, .11chools and industries with increased and more dependable sources of electric power, will also create new job S523,ooo. said Alltuday. residents of Ohio owning med to see the Senate reverae itU.ngible property, regardless of ats .11elr on the Lausche amendment," USt', such as stocks; bonds, ootes,' RIWell told reporters. He said debentures, credit balance& with be was confident the same amend hroken, and other intangible proment would be offered to the perly, are aJso required to file rc· turns with the county auditor. JodiHouse bill . '"mOiii;i;iiii&e;;;;&aiiiiiiiOiiii..;;;,~~~~~~~~~~~~~viduals, partnershipt;, corporations, 1 :: and anociaUons must file returns with the' county auditor in each county wh~re they own taxable property. The rate of tax on tangible property varies (rom 1at:ality to locality according to need and is identical with the rate ui real ~tate and public utility property . for a given taxing district. Regarding intangible '""llroperty, Ea~r. i .,, . productive inve.11lmentsr are tax~ at rive per ('ent of the income yield, unproduetive investments are taxed at two mills on each dolJar valuation, and deposits two mills on the dollar. Moneys, credits and ' other taxable intangibles are taxed at three mi.l ls on eaeh dollar valuation. All tax collected is paid to the local county treasurer ami is used for local schools, libraries, health, police and fire services. Personal property tax forms for ' ( Fqr Your IASSURE FINANCIAl. IICURITY BUFFALO N Y UPI~port ' · • ~ ~~: i~~e :~'!t! 1 ~n~.-.: agreed to a reviled plan ~ assured the team financill secur1 ity in tbe new Contineatal Lea· gue, 'nle new fioancill at-up calOn or before April 30, 1960, all led for preaeot atockholder lbar· individuals, partnerships, associa- es to be s_plit (In a three-for-one tions, and corporations engaged in baeb. An earlier .p ropaul would bmi11en, liuch as maoufact.urers, have bad the buebaU elub ratle merchants, farmera, lawyers, doc-- $1,500,000 throucb the sale of a. tors, dentists, aceountanta, and curities. others, are required to file peraon- [ ~ -----at property tax returns with the rORMOSA - Marine Pte. Jlm L. county auditor, Gordon Caldwell Connolly, son_of lira. Neut t. Con- SHUMWAY FLORIST non~ Marme Cpl. Billy E. Hotelton, lOft Letart and of Mr.ofand Mn.Falla, Nellol!Obto. lloleltoo, Reedsville, took part in hup aJ11phibious la:ndin(l eurcile, llu'. 2~, on Formosa'• 10nthem eoqt '"lth units of the Okinawa-baed Third Marine Diviaioo. a Uing return!! are to be obtained trom the county auditor'• oUU. and informatlon· as to the provi;ions of the law may be obtained from the county auditor or from the Uhio Dep,~rtment of TaxatiOn, hio . tcpartmenta Buildings, Col1m bus, Ohio. Flowers ,. A Fine Seleetlon of Potted Plants, £ut Flowers, and Sprlne & Summer" SPORT SHIRTS by Arrow l:orsages Short l>lld Long Sleeve $4.00 up SMITH Flowers For Any Or All Occasions CLOTHING COMPANY CASH BAHR, OW!Ier NO. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPOR~ l PHONE WY ·2-5430 SYRACUSE, OHIO Mrs. niUlard VanMeter, Manager I! I I Ill opportunities, increase the &mount of taxes paid by eaeb company on local, state and national levels, and tontribute materially to the general economic well-being of lbe state. n" .-.... . . - .. --r Toss away those clotheaplna- and yqui:' otothe.i lipe, tOo I Your days of washday drudgery are qver w~ yau buy an automatic 'electric dryer~ No in9R luninc .wet,\ hea'9Y clothes. No more weathet' worries. No ~~ 11.10• ~ Ding up and down the basement stairs. Don't drud&'e-dr7. ,our' clotha-~tbcml --· ·- . 19A .cMt ~ Tedlckup · · · · · · · · · - $1,495 Qjtlf. ,. maw- BUY AN AUTOMAnC p'i~J.l-~f~ A car you wll[ ·~ Pr<IJ~~,.to 'w.'··l\adiO lll!d,he!I!Of. "1- .tACQu,sPLANrF. ~- n/E TURN IN YOUR 195., IUD V8 'Ha,, Top · · · · · ·· · · · $2,79$ provlt!ot\1 nation, will have Jb electric facilltles expanded at a record rate io Once d81Crlbed u "a .tort thl!i d&cade. In faet, the eight elechlgh-prlcecl lllillty lnfleldtr tric comp1nies will build u much top-echelon ,Amerlean mlJ.el(nea, seneratin& capactt)' in the next 10 LaLrdner had been a C!Olumoilt Ye&tl 11 they and tbl!lir predecHand c:ontrtbutin& editor of New. ton did In lhe put 15 )'eara. week Ma&azl~ 1inc:e 1931. · Lardner al10 wrote boob. 1 •uru<Itioopo.a lion of this year's eonThey Included "White Hopn; and I' ea--penditure• will JO for ~." "S~n ..-.:,._.. llllU --.J on new aeneratin•other Tl a--• .. v 1 ..,._ a unlb beLovely Women," "It Belli Wortb.) four of the companies Edison Co., The Cleve1•nd ing," ..'l'he Yanb io the PaelfJc" Elec!tric Diuminaling Co.. Ohio and "Southwest Puaqe.'' U.rdner'l death letvet ~ly one Power Co. and 1be Cincinnati Gaa of RIDJ Lardner'•' four aonl lllve. Electric Com~ny. James ldlled while flabtlnl Ohio Edi801l•a 1NO construction 1n the Uneoln Brtlade In the forecast of more than 156"2-mllllon Spanlab Civil WIJ'. Dj.vld wu ll toP:• In the state,. the llrKett killed whDe 1 war eQ~deot Item Of that amount JOinJ for es· for the ,New Yorker 1a Germany panaion of ill Stratton Plant, north ID 1944. Surviving Ia lUna Jr., a playwright and free lan~ writer tragedy. Bank with"'"' · Member Federal Depoal& llllaranre Corporatloll ' POMBROY RUTLANb c4"1"Jlicti'·9~1 .lyi6;iv lo"' hiii~agti: 1sllatp car inside alill · out. J!JI.sllJijl~l!>n ,l!tu. Radio aiiil heater. '. 40- Copied could 1racefully include 1 note Conlltlon Df ._oc!ta: Montgomery 1&.9 upper, 9.6 lowU, 1¥. ft. open· ~ipolb 18.5 upper, 14.4 lower: 16ft. open; London 18.3 upper, 11.0 lower, 1 and three quarter ft. open; Wlafield, 18.4 upper, 12.3 lower, 3 ft. open. MASKED MAN • • • • By Alan Mav• Stop In Or £all--- POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . l!li~s-~Y Httnl.-,e ~:i:i ·- · · · $1,695 31. The popul&oe (Gr.) . 1 electrlcity-conauntlng etate in the to 1chool cases. Broninfi~e;,:7:•:·:m:.:I·:I.:;:::::•ly:·::::::::i~F'II lhem tatns milderbepenalties andturprislimits "I would very much We Pay 3% lllleresl Oil Your Savlngl 1956lUlCK V8 Spec~ 4 · ~or .. ·· $1,2'5 82. Rodt · Ohio, already ranked as the No. New! •Hard cTop<Sedan. One rarelul local o.WJ~er. Shows excel·. <lt the REPORT the family. . ·~ ed, 10metimes noted for Its quiet every member of • Hartt Top. 0p~> ~areful Radio ~lid Healer. ,, RIVER · bankinA services loi· .T ~ADIN.i TtME 28. Thoroush.- t).M4ner We have 1955 JU.Q 5pecial2 Door -- .. · .... · $995 o•• ,.u., ot'""lY atan<~~l"f -m~-11!11 for the lbne Ill, X tor tho two Ito. ilio&t~ II\IIIY. ..... LIVERPOOL, En&land UPITerry Downe1, Britiah middle· wel&b.t eb&mpion tnoa:ed out Orlando D~ Pietro, of Arcadia, the fourth round of a tO-round oon-title bout niehl ,-edonl (mil,) A X 'I' Jl'lo. tA-'·:!1 B II LOKG . . . !!' ·.O W kO'S CALIFQRi1AN BANli.ING Sll'IICI! 1872 Vomber Rolorve Syslem preltm• Jnnry •urvey dtnt Of tbe univer.aity. • Obu.~ • el&ht eleetrk companiet of Steubenville. The second of Lolia7 diaclosed plana to irlvest fo~ 113.oGO ldlowaU generating NEW YORK UPI - John Lard· net, •7-Jear-old. columnialaod 'tOn $2.03,000,000 thlt year u the fim unlta .J~ Stnlt.on wiU 10 intc ~er ­ FOrfEASY CAAE ·Bargains At ISiaettnar's DAILY ORYP'l'OQ'VODI ..... Bm'l flow t.l!Odi .HI lb FAMILY BANKING . 28. Make 11 'l ' aowa No. FOR VALLEY LUMBER and Supply Creo4 (eccl,) aebolutie attatnmenta ~lave won them placet ou flrtt.emetter dean'• littl were announced by or. Welter c. Laneum. prni- ANGELI!S 5c 21.The- at the whoae w• 1 2 3 DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK ClllclnnaU Gua,.a: Pl. Pleasant 24.91; Pomroy - Mason 20.87; J,.oek 28, 13.6. Dams sre up 13 tbru 22; 23 is down haa spent the winter with th;ir aveneintl 1 to ll'li trapa opea. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack WeaOhlo Rlftr BNh-1 Down-Loek 9 thermm, returned to their borne Lady lJnda 8:10 a. m. 0-5; Vulcan 8:GO a. m., tHO: Lock Ut: Adv~pt, 4:10 a. m., 11·2: Eastern 8:10 a. m., 11-8; Pittsburgher 8:45 a. m. 22-0; Lock 18: Walter W!Ulamson 9;43 a. m.,_0-3 ; Fred W. Oi«<tt 10:20 a. m. 0· 1 : Lock 19_: Jane T., 10:~ a. m., 1-G, Lock 20 - A. _ v. Crisa 8.40 a. m. 6-0; Lpck 21: Mite Cr.editor J1:2:0 . · a. m. 20-0; Lock 21: Winciielter IUE U I GOYIRNMINT 11:4$ a.m., D-5; Lock 23: c. v. H&r· LOS UP!-'~ner 12:3& p. m., 2-0; Invader 2:10 IAlan ' ·dd and "· wt"le I•' led-.~ . .II ..... ua.a P· m., ~; Ash~and 3:30 P- ~-· 2--10; Thursday for refund of $87,1M El.g~r Cliff 3_4.45 P- m., 2.0, I. F. the)' claim -the £0Vernment owe• Freiberger -30 a. m., O-l8. them on their federal tn"""'-.a "Upbound: Lock 23: Orleanian, taxe1. the couple claimed they 12:~ p. m. 2-20; Bob Bender 1:1& paid '$203,919 In 1954 but aduall:r p. m., n-3; cornell 4:55 p, m., 8-&; should have paid onJy $8f,936. Island Creek 7:40 e m., 10.0; Ellen The Internal Revenue Depu1.z 11:30 a. m .. 0-4; Gallipolis: Le--. rnent ba1 refunded some of thehigh 1 : 1~ a. m., 13-4; Robert E. money ·abel they want the rest, Reed, 3 a. m., 9-0; w. s. Ray 3:55 the touple said. a. m .. 12-2 Elger Cliff 8:10 a. m. . -:-:::--::::::c:--:-. 0-0; OVEC 9 a. m., 19-0; Lock 2S: Mr. and Mrs. William Wllliamt of Lanca•ter and the Dietz family James D. Francis 7 a. m., s.o. of Belpre were weekend guerta of ·Down at Winfield: Robert P. the WUUama and Balderson tam- "INVISIBLE INVADERS" <Sctenee f';iction) TODAY ~ND YESTF.RY~M~ . : mixed but 15JIO.IM5 lb 13.211-14, 14.25-15,boan 10. POMEROY, OHIO v. HJtb-ranilDI ltudent. Univenlt)' Of Ohio Electric Companies Will .Spend Billion In Expansions of famed bumoritt RJnc Lardner, ttep I~ a five-year, biUi.on-dolltr The IJ..sU, incl.ude KarUya FoJle- died of a bear! atl.lcl: 'llllunc!!'Y· expana1on proeram . JODI, MuOn, Weal VlriiDJa, a 'DI.e companiea, compri1ing The 1tudeJJt in the uDiveNtty'a ~ol· ~.ad been a ' Oblo .Electric Utility IDJtitut.e, u. lep of 11\11'1111& an4 Health. , ~mlD~~ •bout the wlll ~ requ,.ated to inveat $1 -bil- ·- · l~britit• he .bad known lion 1n the flnt blolf of the curW• «>1111".. would ~':: 1cent dec:ade In ot"der to atay ahead mixed and ~240 ,;lim~l of th'lr If conatJ;ntl)' ~creating require16.1& to mostly •euy, off-band I!Jir:_J>em .. .nthta for elecklc serv1ce. MEIGS THEATRE •, 'c... I Market Report Tuppers Plains Social Events er of the v.bool tenn. The Columbia ~irls will hold their first 4-H meeting of the year on l'uesday evening aecording to Mrs . Lewis Smith. Sdlolutie Honol'll LardOer, ~7, Dies Of Heart Attack Thursday mileage. Sho~s best~~ care .. .• NEW PHI AU~:l~tC • WASHER ·· -......-- -- ~ o/4 ''" .. "--.". $1,~95 .·- duty tlt.es. Low .mileage .by one - ------- --· .-<:, t t~Pt.S .......... ........... ·- •2 ' cyc~.............. elerc.t.lnTop · .. • ·" ' • ' "1 i1 ! FOR~N 11 &ABBOTT . .. Mlddiepan, I Olilo ! �Best heat . Team In History To Be ll.,l}.t>T~ I In Actio SCORES ClNCINNA'I1 UPl- The ll'.tltest Universil.y of Cinclnnatl buketbaH te~;m. in tf\e s~N>el'a bi,.. tory will be honort.Ji 1t the ~nual banquet Monday. · Pr.t~ Jntar,._tJontl NAT,ONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE ·' A tell-out crowd of 1020 ifl ex, Mi~HttrNI 4 Chlngo 3 NATioNAL A AS$9CI.o\TiqN lostan 119 Phll•del,ttl• l17' St. Uvls )17 MlnnHR!flt 96 IICHiaiTioN Ufiii)ILL Wnhtngtori 9 Los An,.... 7 Mllwoiub. 9 Chlcato" (Af 7 .,....... 9 """ ....l""jo 4 Pl~rvh 3 S.ltlmo,. 2 $1. LoUis 10 N.w York J K•nsn City 4 Clnclnn1tl 3 Chlcogo (NI I Cl....•lld 6 Boston 3 S1n Fr.nCiaco· 0 10-11)4_ ll!e o.ther 1Jl recorD, arid l)ll! 1 te~mmat,fl.ll. "" • ltfl~r\J:On al}d tb~ee other·, g~•· uating ' Seniors; R'a)pb Davis, ry Willey !Ill~ .J91'n Bryant, w I speak briefly . , . ,· .I~ It'll probably neve r b anpen again In Jlom. eroy l'• nlher bas~e ~~~jl .J!isto.ry. . On this pag~ todav are pictured !h e top IJftlceverrtblng in i h• Soulheasw rn Ol\lo~~- League. It's soli.d 'wttb Papthert.'' l · -:- T!l~ · liJ<OAL champion 'Varsltv ' whtch flntsh~d wllb gne leaJnje loss (i'o 'Jaef ~pn ) and 4. 1113 recor,cJ ~overall , one of the best · m the sctiP!!l:~lt,ls\llry . ' ' -.-The.:'SEOAL Reserve champions ~~;~~~ '"!t~ Ath e~Jt. bUt onl~ " '· wm ' to Atfiens on t he a reserve tea m plaver in the so'1'e.Uting that had lo haopen that - . - TI!e SEOAL Freshman qh~mpions who fmlshPd with a l!litterin~ 12-0 record. ' .,.!..Tr~e -1eague's " Most Valu~ble Player" in ~" · Phil Harrison who also was' the BO'fiJNG com· at the 06 pro•· squad . PaJf. wl.ll be made ·Panthers al"JOthP.r actual loss to Athfns. ~ve n tKree aamea to ~Jectlon pected wtlen tribute IJ paid o S. ,<'If 1\0'l!I(IIOn, t~e JIUdwl OCI[· ing c:~ U., ge baak.etb1U plyer Pom~roy Fans To Recogniz~ fJQiqp.e Feat Ot Title Sweep, ~11 Individual Hon~ I PRO RESULT$ .)' Unitlid , scorer. . !)est foul shooter In 6-1 Bob WINI!Biii!NNER Fobl SJI9t)tei · sopholliQre. With a 78.6 conbestmg All-League guord George Stump i)f Loh'idty three Cou ncil Year" tn Russell Moore sweep nev~r has happened befo.-. in P<imeray hiatOry. lt!tl Ol ' ga rn e "Coa ch · ofth~ D ~l' . . 1o say, a·re taking this as if it's ju,t~ another day !N'ey, ~ ~!" LeaKUe iA~lnMaki~ ~ C :ACo tJil -A new .Jeati ~ to-· slowly for the Ali-SEOAL Bask~l\all'banql,let ''\lll"?"~basemeut auditorium of .tlie .S!cted' ~ sjop . qe_~t 'Milndav. · . tM high s~hool. ·Bob Rotieris, The Daily. Jl!>l\ey~ 'Food Market,. any varsity manaper. ·· oe•111111 w!JI. b~ve . to IJI!v<> In his IIOS. $2.50. Ea_rly ~!11:-off' Of ~~ ~~· bJ!en _ . 5\>nng organtzatloris h a·v o! n~r for the squad been left wtlh fat deficits t<; pay out of non-exuitent !rea ' and eh~~rl~aders. to Ut'Y. balilJices. : r h e Pomeroy Oh, yes, there'll \le r,eople ' 1\ll~tic .. Il'lPi\fl; from member schools · n tb m e n t, banquet SEOAL beslde's Pomeroy' 'ponsors, is Panthets. · · .. liringfng ·its .en.On the eight-player "Firs 1r e corps of Team Pomeroy has two Har rison and Ronnie Camta~· Lo- <,~ampions p I u s gan one, Nelsonville one .'Aib- •cheerleaders. ens ·two, Jackson one. rie s Last r~;u- Porncond squad of nlne has orie from Pomeroy, one from Mid~ eroy Lions ·were dle"Port, one from Gallipolis host ·to the All. ohe from Athens, one from . , AL banqliet Jackson, one from Wellston, .at SaIls b u "r y two fro"! Logan, and one from~·'Sch 1 1 ha ' Ne lsonville. . 09 , or . v~ Each school is exl'_eeled to won t)t.e till~ send its seniors while some 1} e seaoon belike Middleport,' wlll buy din: ore. · mart 11 pro· 1 \,uke~\~11 Le-ague appear- In the maktna:. llol"''''ntallw·es trom nine U. S. Ha- ·ror fran- loop after presided 0\1- BAKER· owner of ....,.llE ~dl_.t, bhlo ... OR·GE . -' .. ' FOR GOODNESS SAKE Af'H6'R If yotl had a mlllil>n d&l· Firestone Jarf you Here's softness and the ojr-' · ·' · cooled comfort qf. '.· Noturaliz,r's new - . . .. . . · · ctWidp;t il.IU' ., .flf· er steak ~n our ~iiall~y prlme, !l'i;biW -::: jui.;y .\_~­ ·ff der delicious. blonde P,~gskins~ •. Avoilobl- on your " favorite \aeel.. :i': ·!: ' .. · -~·;;>l heiht ' ' r . 'g ~ ~ ·: ... :. - ~- I AI City ~~ ¢~P,I L.~C: $3995 ~-~p~an . . 1~1 ' Ol.f>SMOBI:LE $1695 .l'"Jiolldly Coupe here, despite losing, ·4-3, nlngs. McCullcM.sh~s Top Five Avera,.. Clatworth y Stobart Houdashelt R. Davis Du(:rr 173 170 -. 163 > 19li, :FORD 4 i}Jt S~n I · fs~ ~.~~~-automatic tran~slon, radio~~~ 4 •lieater, ' . . 1.1 MI~CURY • $1595 wuo$Q·N .. $1\95 f4f911 1;10~ '8 Gl..iDS~OBILE $1095 f'lflr-18 .~ •56 FOR_, • • • • $995 WATER HEATER Sp.edAt . • power oteerlng. All f SEEDS ~hlte, n*l~. Triple Pur!>9'" Lawn Seed Mixl;ur~ can Planted Ill Sunny Or Shady Areas All-Sizes Verta-Green Plant Food Be J~st In Time ' ' For Easter -- --. . ....... $995 . GlADIOLUS ~~--S • • /) , , ,~ ' ~Ith · Cba~ aDd grey ftnlsh." A ' ""'' ~ ,.,. High, Low and ·&··· . r 2 Door , ', ... .MIKIIIRIT( ,,. -~ ~..~-- ~~,yl SliM ···~.:iii ."" ~"~ ¥IUr J 3 .... · "· BESERVIIS - ·.John Slut81eea · ~phomn-· ...... u .. · n ' -" · sophomore; Ita · itd "Pot$1 · •,.: ":'~.l" •..,. owQ11De , THolliO jiUJl, -~=·q · · ' IIIIJI.._OJDore, •lm QuallS; ·Larry ~Wbi 1'11 8UIICh; .W.aya.e Zurcller~ juaiOr;. AI1en.. Ir.,{,til:, 'Bor; ett' 1'dMI!' Jwilor; n•:wllrd W~Us, junior; David . JI'Jl~r: om Werry, sop~I!III•J~ (~t!llter, - eo,eh . :t:i. ' $19i~s . · . \ $12.-95 1\'0nning out of bot water too ·ofteft.? . ' ' < .' ' ....... {'' ')•~'l j-'4,Oil ·;·'·' . • ' ••. i.!• ' . • • • • • • • • • • • • $595 . . $HI • . $195. IAL ~I I ' . -··. Hundtijda of . ' Dtw. fabrict ' • a. g_nd Sedan - ' ~ ., ""'Jour ' .:.fic_kup • peen flnlab . America's .. POIIIR01 .. '• DRYCR$ ¢0MVE ..,..... clothee Cllllqll' ·~ . !SO" jj(.,., Ill :filii .......... " .. .... $1995 1 Jil Tlie Center ~to.~ $595 • Firestone .~ ,j, mo~e; ,1'-':~U• IIIIPIJ~; , £.!!,11'pd~illnieb;')Uial0r-'~e _spe~"'erf';:r:--;;:--:--:__:_:--:·-~-Ohto -~--~---~-~--~--=--=--~--~-:--:C;oa;c~b~J;Im;S;n~yd;e;r~=w=.~·~-'~·~SI~,=::~l'!o ~""~~";•~ Ca111'1,1J1,. aeulor; &b Wlllll · r: iOpborittl~; AU~ ~ aophomor~ Dkk Cluk,· oeldo~· p · ,IIJ!Tllq11 -•""- ·: · · ' TbomQ, julor: Bill \VDio · ' · U:o&"Coiii1 i ·"""""' · Edille•Buf"""'~" 'ioph"'"'!.:.. (ee-~""oc Cuungham,.senlor; , • • .. .,.,-: , , u"'•ll¥11;::· mer, oach Moore~ , ' ' Fluff Speeds ' ~ 'j~-f~SCif . .~•I.'J;U i>llf~rent . . ' C4!ql'8 ·:. ~4t.n · V8 ' Spetlal Showang March 281 1960 ... ,,, IMMRTED DUTCH 10 ... Bone Wltitej Red and Leatiler . 1-SEOAL Sanq"et a JUST RECEIVED! Newi Shlpl!lent Of 2. Door •• • • • .Sto.tJ.on Wag~ . . • . Sizes.,; 4: to ·. Pomeroy High Schll9l · · By.Chet Tanoeblll Editor The D.a.ily SenUn 1 5 .or . SEOAl. Xravoling Trilpby:to ____ : _____________ Rus!u Moore _soae)l . J~ Sny~er ot Ohio Unlvenlly Bobeats who eap• • · Coac~. Pomeroy High School t~r r.r. lhe !I(AC t111Mi ilils year Is the speaker for the Porn- , . . By Charles ~n, Athletic Director ~91' • ADiiii!;(IAL b::ar~r next Tbu,Bday night. "Tite ao~o- • .· · . : Garupol!s High School '' more-senior~~~~ P . ·""" cll>lned house ln "ihe SEOAL IIIlo Foul Sho!tfuig Trop{ty to ----· ; -------- Robert Winebrenner 1Ml1 1!0n. wJ,inlu ~ry honbr there ls to lak~. e~eept 1 dellll , · , .: Pomeroy Htgh School or two like ·!Iavine J!la,yet'w from o,tlj.er sehoota on the AIJ. · _ · • llY ~fob~ Wilson, Sports Editor, Gallipolis Tribune SEOAL first an~. - d tei\IDB- 1'"'1-lltll~· te11111 .~s yelr wnn .eo~'!-~f·'tl!e Year Award !• ------------------ Russell Moore 45 gam,e., JOlt olily five 1/>diJd~ 1o.tnPten..t play. ,.. . :. , ·· Pomeroy High SchOOl AbOv.e, P.!1o :VII'JIIIjr- 1o r) -:-;- tefrv ·Qblbu!er ho' . .:llt.Corl Ward, Coach, Gallipolis High School I SP.f!--er GARDEN 169 166 '51 BUiCK ••• $1595 · ~~ ~dTop ' Coach_.._Jim Snyder, f AJ Ohio University1 • ~~~!~Ao:;. Tlie'Pan,ilttt·lqt~.(fr;ISh),SEOAL Clwnpa, 1~ Cl!l!IPkile ~l< Of .. ~-'!. '· ' .SJte The ·lr.ine 4t • '·' r.• .. ...... ' . ' . ... �• ~Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Mareh 25, 19611 WRITE TODAY FOR Rutland Community News RHODES r-:-===-==-===-========;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;.,11 foLder and low chick pnces Prompt answer Rttode5 Hatch WANT ADS FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE ltESULTS RATES S eenUI per word, Olle maertlon Minunum eh ..gt' - 60 cents I ~ts per wurd for three oonsecuttve tnsert10n.1 Special - one montb ror 30 cenU per word Full rate of 3 «nts per word 't"lll be cbarged lor .tvertLstoc tl oot p1.1d within 10 da):; aPler recemng l:illl Erron; lD Advertistng - Should be reported umne<Uate]y. The Daily Sentinel WlU not be re:spon&lhle for more t:ban WJ,e IDCOC~ tneertlon «ard Of Thallib and SpecJ..al Nobces of Events $1 00 ObitiiiJ'ies puNaabed at 1 ct~nt per word B DAYS t MO. 1 DAY 3 DAYS WORDS $1 as $4!10 u 60c 90c ,tfiOO $1 80 20 60c $120 $22li F160 "" 73< $1 5(] Ada re.!em:d by 10 AM wall 1>e In that days paper ! and \trs Efhe Denison vtsited her t<~oq,:t: L;trk.ms, Des Momes, :.Jster Mrs Warren Sowers, who ta ery, Spencer, W Va 3·9-30tp ."\~w ~l~XLo.;v ho~~> been \bltJng ~n o.;unfmed at Mt St Mar)'s Hospital, GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES AND derthil Amo~> and ulhcr relauves on Sunday S.rvlc•. 512 li Main, Pomeroy. <:~nd Jncnds rllently Among others :vlus Maude Brewer of Langs PhORe WYl-2975. Open 'tll 9 h e \l~>l t cll ~~rere h1s s•slerm-Iaw ville was a recent dmner guest of p, m. until June I . S.IHm~~n: Mr" H. 1 Hlackwuod uf near Har- I ~nn Sprouse and famtly Harold Bernhart, RMdsvlll•, ri.'>UH\ illl ,Jr aml Mn i:jLll LMrkm Mr and Mn Gat! Bradford look Ohio. Phone CooiYIIIe 3691. uf HallJ lltldl Mrs rranc1s Lllrkm their son, Ketth, to Holzer Chntc 3-19-Uc , iilltJ 'vir <1nd Mrs Cusb Johnston for a check up Saturday or HratJlmry, hiS father , J.)on Lar Mr and Mrs John Sisson vtstted (20J Bust ness ServiCeS kw Lo tumbu:; and a brother, Har hts father, Geor11e Sisson and h1s 1y Lii rk.llb, w Pennsy!vama ~·~ter , M'nl Allen Roush, at Holzer ~lr:. AddLe Jougate, who has been Hospital, where both are pattents BULLDOZER SERVICES AVAILABLE bv hour or job Conta<>t il p<ltu.' nl at Metgs General Hos Jane Lucas was a Sunday a:uest Mason Ctly SP 3·.5776, Uclwon 1 pJl<tl 1ur Lhe past three months, oJ Joetta Erlewtne Robertlf. 3 12 ~tp l"'as n 1urncd Sunday to the home Mrs r~reda :Ballangee 15 em - - - - - - - - -- - of v~r .;wd lllrs Haro1d Sauer and ployed m Columbus C:LILANDI !dau g l 1 t~n; near Hutland Mr and Mrs Ctlvm Sprouse and a..s• & TV . R•r~tir INYD ~ndy spent Saturday wtth her moPhone WY·2·225S 1 Jllr a mi ~-In; BtU Larkm uf Han- ther, Mrs. F A Carpenter, Pomt PomiHCIY. Oh1• I mba! wnc IIIS ilvrs of Mrs Bertha Pleasant , Amos, T 11ursday Whil~ on vacatwn "Nir snd Mrs Jack Coleman and !ARE YOU RUN OOW~ ATd THE tht'y abo IILSLted her parents, Mr daughter Middleport vistted her heelt1' Does your sou n" ...,. ancJ Mrs Alex Shuler, Storys nun, grandP<:Lrents Mr a~d Mrs Joe lnv? Belt Work. Lowest Price-. his ~;:randmuther Mrs Frances Ph 11 s RACINI E SHOP l and :\ir Mrs Cush Brewer and Btll of N • H · J uhn:,ton, Bradbury Langsville called on :Mr and Mrs l PHONE WY -2-2157 I ) Notices I"}) For Sale I Phone WY%-6213 Plan Now To AHend I Church cunlacl members of WSCS. 3 24 3tc I THE 1957 FARMALi. CUB TRACTOR I l'low CultJvator Disc Harrow' Power lake-off ~d Pulley, and new ~ fl mower Never used 81G J.~~E SE~V~~~ RUTLAND PERSONALS IL<~rkm d ~nd. ~r~psMa~:ar~~ I;;;;;;;..;;;;;===-=--;;;", HOME WOVEN RAG RUGS. $3 00 ·: :-:=- =":U::R:--::cA::RP:::;;E;;T;;S -AND Mr and 'ttrs Homer Parker and Calvm Sprouse recently The took each Foreat Run Methodllt ~;1.~~te~~g clea~ed by the 1110 Sus1c Marvel Foley, Jttdy Chafin, ~~c, S~r~~~~ra~1~~~ur:,te!\:!!~ dern cleanmg method, wtLh aerated dry foam qutckly •nd economtcally, nght m your own home Phone SH2-4023. 3·22-lltc ()f (lOa) Term1te I U1ll1..: t..Ju Martin uf Rutland, Sue •\dams uf Leewood W . Va and d w 11 " db t•- d Ul.LVL c man. nra ur)', a ...,n 11cd the l.JL~k Re•d record. hop at tlle K)gu lrcek Htgh Scnool, Satur ~day mght :\1r ami Mr!i ltussell Adams and up Betty Jan..! fell an 1 tin can cu 11 tng h er "•u.nd aevere1y, qu1 t e some time ago Since then she has f had to undergo surger)' 1 Mr and ~drs John Sisson visJted her mother, Mrs Clarence Mtght of Bradbury, Sunday Nlha Adkms and Ann Sprouse attended a dance at Pomeroy on Saturday night. Mr and Mn1 Gall Bradford and family vuLtcd her parenh, Mr. and Mrs E L Prof1U, Sunday Mr and Mrs Ernest N1cholson and sons ca1led on hts parents, the M A Nlcholsoll8, Saturday Mr and Mr1 James Haley and chtldren VIsited Sunday evemng w.rth Mr and Mrs Charles Haley and famdy, Mason Hev T V WeiHs was a weekend guemt of Mr and Mrs Earl KJng Mrs Ethel Snowden was a Siinday dtnner guest Homer Parker and Dick Foley were Pomt Pleasant Vl!dors Mon- Alfred Area Social Events BY MRS. CHARLES D. WOODI Sunday Scbool. attendant-e on March 20, was 41 , the offermg $8 <Ia A Se-a1t0n of Prayer and Song was led by Helen Woode In place of the re&ular worship ser vice wtth Rev to the openmg of the rev1vad here on Sunday evenmg at which time Rev Card brought the meuage Everyone 18 I I I:;~~~~~~~~~~; f Call Dlca SterreH ---- -- Lega / N f'ICe I -------- I IS ( 17 l Legal Notice WILL DUE SACRIFICE TO trlftlfer OVI!ItiiBII 1953 Buick Spee1al 2 door with ratH~heat· er Jnd d)'natlow. Has excellent Urea. Motor and body are In perfect condition $790.00 Phone ( 20 ) Business Servl"ces 1, o. McCOY AUCTIONIIR Letn~ BoHa~ p,., NOTICE•• HIARINO ueucr"'' London, Ohio, Mlrch,.,U,PAROLE 1960 llealthraxesBuroal Wtlhhclr.i 107~ack Edward Landen, 11 t.:emeh•nusprlaoner now confined In the Lon comp of Officers and 15000 78016 Pr~sor I ,.,,. for TWO GAS2uOO HEATERS. 2 G11 Recu laton. fl.IJ U lu~beT. Call r~~~J::f~~,::~~~~:. ANPhoDnosMA LL 0111 VI 3-223tl. 3 13 3t< :U cu. f(. updJJlt freezer. Man!- towoe.. IPr•dleallr new. Phone SH 2-4188. Bem•Td Gillr.:~23 :-:-:t~-:---r-- 8tc ~1'ER GAS '1'1),000 BTU. Call WY J.I70T after 1.30 p ra J a 23 3t p ' -'~ ONE JIOLS1'EIN JERSEY COW. JU;;t frttb, Hea.v)' mllker. C•ll 'WY Ult4. Stc 3 23 DE 1 cc-·c:· - to attend Harry Barnett of Columbut apent Sunda)' With Mr.a. Clara Follrod and family Sunday afternoon vilitors in the Fmdllng-Caldwell home were Gene P1erce, Mr and Mn. Oscar P1erce and dauehter Sue of Coo1vHle and Mr and Mrs. Dwsmore Boyles. Mr and Mrs. Leslie Gre-en and Mr and Mrs George DeWeese of Athens and Mr and Mrs Homer Rice of Middleport v1.nted their father, Mr Perry at the Elmwood Nuratn& Home Sunday afternoon. Leshe Green took Tom Hayes to aee the latter'• mother at the Hillcrest Nursmg Home, Sunday Mr. and Mrll . Charles o. Woode visited Mrs Zura Hawk and daughter Rachel Sunday Vlllttors in the Lee Henderson home Sunday were Mrs Thelma Henderson and daughter Lmda, Mra Ella Yost and Etaabeth Yost and Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode. Sunday vlsitof6 in the FollrodRobinaon home were Mrs Carleton Follrod and son, Pomet"oy, Mr and Mrs Billy Follrod of Athens, Mr and Mrs Clur Follrod and children, local and Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz and daughter of Manetta. Mr. and Mrs Clan Woode have moved to the Summerfield apartments m Cbester. The WSCS helds 1ta meeting Tuesday evenma: at the home of Grace Swartz With an attendance c.f 10 members and two VISitors During the business sessmn led by Thelma Henderson, pres1dent, supply ask1ngs were answered the pledge to mJss1ons !01 196()-61 was made. Other routme busmess was trana:acted. The SocJety baa woven rugs for sale at the home of Mrs Isola Taylor Sales tax stamps are to be brought In at the next meet lng Alma Swartz was the leader of the program on "Stewardship" The hostess served refreshments of apple pte a la mode and coffee The next meetmg will be held at the home of Helen Woode on Tuesday evenmg, AprU 19th. Mra. Dmsmore Boyles .spent last week at her parent's home m Mlil· stone, W. Va, and at the St Joseph Hospital, Parker1burg, where her mother and a st!lter are both conhned Mr and Mrs Dale Kuhn of Belpre spent Monday w1th her patents, Mr and Mrs Millard Swartz and family and attended Mr and Mrs Gerald swartz and of Mar1etta recentl)' parents, MT and M.n Swartz Tuppers Plains NewsOfTheWeek Mr and Mrs Duane Beaver and family of New Matamons spent Fri.day mght w1th her parents, Mr and Mrs Wilham Chapman and attended the mmstrel at Eutern High School. Mr and Mrs John Haye& of Chester were vtsitmg Mr and Mrs Fon Halsey and mother, Mrs Ada Tall Mr~ Tall remams quite til Mr and Mrs. Harold Parker and son Davtd, of Jackson, spent the weekend w1th her parents, Mr and Mrs John Arbaugh While prepar mg to leave for home David acc1 dentally swallowed a quantity ot asperm tablets and wa& rushed to Holzer H08ptta1 for emergency treatment He IS recuperatmg m~ 1 1 THE Plur Tu """ -ppable Tln BRAKE SHOES , • For AD Modell • ...... ap c:hanne13 - Saturday Rutland • I~ • AUTO PARTS "' Phone Mlll llatlaad. 0. 400 AHlerlcan 1]Jandstand Gao 6. 30 You:- Esso Reporter NO Wectheripan 6"45 John D111y New11 700 Buddy Starcher Show ,:30 Walt Dbney ~aenta 8•30 Man From B)ack Hawk. 9"00 !17 sunsP.t Strip 10 00 Tbe Detectives "0·30 Hlack SAdtll, 100 The N:ew Tonight 10 10 Scanning the Weather 11•15 liiports Report \120 Late Sh(lW Channel&- Saturday t 00 Eadie and Bullet. Jl ;00 Cartoon Spectacular lll'Sb ..Eddie Selilcrt!lt Show 12·00 Lunch with Soupy :.;ale• 12 30 Gray Ghost r 1 00 TV Classroom • · 1130: Talk Back t 1 • ~I» U 'l Rascala 1 3 DO Mystery Maltnee t~ i\i~l~war;Utltng Ilia Racotd Hop" 481,l2U8 TOTAL LlABILmES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS • $3.1184,969118 1':80 Dic.c Clark Show MIMORANDA WHTN~TV "Chan~tld 13 -Friday A.81Sets: pledged o11 aMig;ned to secure liabl:Utie. and for otlher rpurposet _____ ___ ------------ ' 261,9S'UO Loans ae~~ shown above are after deduction of &a reserves of __ _ _ ------- ---- -- ----- $ 15,850. I, HAROLD E HUBBARD, CtaStrler o! 1Jbe above-ne.m.ed be.nk, do solemnly swear t'bat tlhe above statement il Vue to the best of ID7 koowledge and beltef \ HAROLD E. lllJliiiAliD, Caslli"fOorrect-Attsst. PAUL S SMART RODNEY DOWNING DireellorL ' t " t ' ---------- -:. -------------------- ~ $1,103,UNUII ~ TOTAL ASSETS 1:00 The Brlgbter Day 1-15 !-30 J 110 I 30 The Secret Storm The Edge of Night The Thre~ SlOOJe& The Life of 11Uey r:oo Artltur J. SmJth-Newa 8 11$- ~C' i\. !Aok at the Weather 6 20 , Jufe Rtvlln Show 6:30 Amos 'n' ADd.y 7 00 Markham '1 30 Rawhide 8 30 Bmck Prayhouse 4}.00 The 'rwilight Zone IJ 30 Person to Person 11'00 News 11.10 A Look at the Weather 11 ·15 Theater 13 . f ~d!~tt=91d~.-p~:··--·--------- $ and ~tiOna - ·-------------------------~---Deposlts or United States Government (includlnc postal Nv:lniS) ------- _ -- -- - ---- --- -----------n---M•...eSt a tes an d poI" ...... v' lwca1 su bdJ·'-' n~t~Gnl -----------TOTAL DEPOSl'I'S ----------------&8110.?2 FINE f'jrtLon Theater 6 00 News P1cture 6 15 Saturday Sport!! Roundup e·30 Waterfront , 00 Satul'day Night Jamborefl 1·30 'BOnanu 8'30 Man and the Cltal!enge 9 00 The Deputy 9:30 Jp~nQy to Understanding IO:lro "IIIah' Fr6Jri llilorpol d -DO Ne'f'~a1 HtWmt- w.-tli_.. '1:1P ~J :lS Sbockw•tc.b 1 t¥1 -;tin Off Cha!!nel 3 .! 5u~tda) 11:1.5 S1gn On 11 30 12 00 12·30 l2 .4S 1:00 2:oo 2·15 4:00 &.SO 8:30 6:00 S.SO 7 00 8 00 9:00 •0.00 10 30 111 (In ll:lO i1:1& ,o,oo This as the LUe T'l Clltpel Industry on Paraae Gard.An ClQb of tbP. Air Champi,..18hlp Bo.,.llng Inoid• ....,, NBA BaSketban Meet the Pre8!1 World Championship Golf Time· Pre~ent Meet the Press Sunday News Picture Overland Trall Sunday Showcase r"!hevY Show Loretta Young Wlehita Town Newt -He~rwutt Weatbert!Mt Nltewatcl' ' !1wren~e lubllee U" S" A. 11:00 Up-to-the-Minute Ne1t1 11•10 Sports Report tl,l5 Late Show Sllld•y- Channell ill 00 John Hopkins File 12 30 Bloliop Pike l:OO 1,30 2 00 2 30 2·45 3:00 1·30 HMl 4: 30 &·00 5 30 6 00 6.:JO 1 00 1 X) 8..30 9:1!9 9 80 10 30 1.00 11.05 ll :tO College NeWP conferet~ae Bta: Picture ABC Playhouse Easter Seal& Film World Travel Open llearlng Championship Bridge Paul Winchell Show Brohn Arrow Matt1e's Funday Funnlel The .Brothers People's Chotce Robin Hood Trackdt'IWD Mnerlct Lawman :!:~~ ..Rebe~ The Alaskan! Johnny Staccato The News Tonight Weather Window Late Show _Channel 13 , 9:00 •r Lucky . Ot30 Have Gun, Will 'ftnel 10 00 Gun'lmoke 10 30 Not For Hire 100 News and Weather. 1 .o 'nleatet 13 1·30 Sign orr Sandoy- Channel 13 tOO j'SO ''4t 0"00 ~ft._, Rev!Yal C:ulade AmeriCIDI at Work Christian Seienee Lamp Unto Mt Feel I,(lnk Up and Live 11 00 FYI WMPO Daily Program Sebedule Sltutclay ua SlJn On 600 GueJt Star 6 15 New• & Wetther 8 •30 6 "30 12.00 Rev. Elwood Gibbl .2 30 Oral Roberts LOO N. Y..Philharmoni.c 2 30 comedy Time Sunda)' Sports Spectacular Face the N1U011 Conquest Gt. Colleg• """"' Small Wo~ The Jule Rlvlin §~ow 4 30 ~-QO 5:30 600 6-20 To>entietb CollbU " . 7:110 L..>ol• 8.30 Tho lc80 8 00 9:00 930 10 00 10 30 tl:OO 11:11 I BellO 8 30 8 35 9:30 RFD 700 !IJreakfalt Party New• 83S BreUfast Party 9.30 News 1000 Motorcade 10.30 Star Salute 1100 Top Ten 1200 Noon News 12 15 Weekend 1.30 Newa 1.36 Weekend 2 30 Ohio, New1 2311 Weekend 3 30 Newa U5 Weekend 430 News 4311 Weekend 530 Gueat Star M5 Pat BooJ'Je Show 6.00 SW'Idown Seren.tdc 6 30 Off the Air Sund1y 74~ S~tn On 747 SW'Iday Chapel 9 35 10 30 10·3S 11 30 12 00 12:15 )2:30 12 4:S 1 00 t ·30 2 00 2-3'0 3.00 3.30 4 00 4 30 4.3!5 :; 30 5·40 5.45 6:00 Mvntumery (Rutbnd MoUIOn) I ColiDtry H)'mn nme The Sunday Show New• The Sunday Show New• The Sundl)' Show The Arm)' Hour ' Noon Newt Vlr&:tnllf-VltltOC (PaJevllle Apostohc Cfaurch) United Na,uons S~ow Socutl Securaty Rev Ted& (Carpenter) Sunday Showease Anmversary Showcase Broadway Showcase Sunday Showcau Rev. WLllllf'n (New JUven Chureh of God) Sunday Showcase News Sunday Showcase News & Weather CQngre11man Moeller Washingon Reports to the Peilple Sundown Serenade Rev B tRNRV ( .ooGLI aad WILL"., DO T ..IS AN' W!Ll' M,DO THAT!! I TELL , lOWEEZY-·· IMTH' 6:3.~0_:0::;lf:_,.::th::_e::;A:::,I'--:- 1IJiA Members Of I a ance Group Ordn I Sign Enlistments IC&-SO_E_R_e-ve-nue, Sales Up More Than 13 per Cent !ist~d three months achve duty training at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md., where they undertook course In fuel ond "electrlc sy•tem npa~rs. PT PLEASANT Fourteen members of PI Pleasant's 3ll&lth Ordnance Company, West Virginia National Guard, recentl)' re-enlor three year perloda followmg honorable dlSehtu"ge•, Capt James 0 Roseberry, commanding officer, said today Those who signed up for contmued duty with the organlzatton mclude Ftnt Sgt Carrel cox, M/Sgt Dana V. Joh1150n, s/Sgt. James M wheeler; SFC Wtlliam W. Hamm and SFC Wilham If. Spean Also, S·P 5's Tarrance HIJI, Charles E. Smllh, Geora:e R Crump, Lewis Powers, Glenn R. Shank and Robert ll. Burdette. 8-P t'a re.enll.Q~ng were Wilham N O'Neil ~d Vallie R. Bauer and Pre Charles H. Baas was alao a re-enhstee. Captla,ln Roselile~Y reported that GWO George 0 F~aheJ" IS schedqled to nturn home today from Aberdeen Provmg Grounds Md , wbere he has spent the past eight weeks attendmg the Arm Mam Re.Palr School fur offtcers was also announced that Sgt. Carra\ Cox and SP 5 Robert Burdette have left for active duty training In Ft Knox Ay, for three months training t~ Armor Track Veh1ele and Mech an1cs The two are expected to return home on July 7 _ M/Bgt. Dana V Johnson and SP 5 Charles 0 Ftsher are ache· duled to return harne foHowmg EDDIE ATKINS Plays Your Country and Western Requests 11 30 Camen Three , 3c00 LIA81LITIIS ·, Sc~t!nce 200 Wtilard Wllcox , Demanddepoaltlofindividu•,partnenbipt, Rm Tin Tin 6:00 San Fl'anelsco Beat CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Cap1Lal Stock: Comm-on. stock, total par $100~.00 ___ ------ ---- $ 100,000.00 Surplus __ _ ------- -- ------- ----- --------300,000.00 Und1v1ded ,Profits _:_1_' _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 81,121.13 1 e,038.811 em.to 5 30 ·~cHS.TV C"cmnel 8 "OO Sea Hur.t ChannelS - Friday Huo Leave It to BPaver Welk Shft 900 •.. ---·-··-----·----------·-·· $3.1114,9611.88 2u3 ------------------------------fixturos other ~~~~~~~ets $4.o --~-----------------·--·-···-·--·------ tO:lO t.!r.l$ RUff and Wl!r SIIDI ll 00 Fun 5 00 School Story - - - ----=:-:---"'---::--- 10,868.71 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----·--·· ··------··oJ H~ Sltn On 8 00 Circle 3 Ratleh 9 00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle !J'30 /Uipor Aucttoo tO 00 lJ~dt Deody ) 11 30 r.treus Boy 12 00 True Stowt 12 30 Detecttve's Dairy 1 00 Doy on the Farm 1.30 Commlnd Performance 2 00 NBA Playoff 4 on Saturday Theater TOTAL LlABILI.TlES ---··· -- ----- - ------------- - $3,423,1M8.80 ON "Mr. Music" AT 12:45 P.M· ON WJEH Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company's kllowatt hour sales and total revenues both lncreased more than 13 per cent dtartng 1959 Harry M Miller, Pres1dent, staWd IR the Company's Annual Report to share holders Dur1ng 19&) the Company's kilo watt hour sales amounted to •2-!'i bllhon whlle its total revenue was $52 4 million-an increase of 13 per cent over the $46.3 milhon !or 19158 Miller reported the earnini• per common share rose to $2 40 from the $2.08 earned In 1958. ''This was parUy due to recovery from !he 191i8 recession althoUgh rate mereas,es in Columbus lind Franklin County substantlall)' improved the Company's earnings record " There are preJently 2,· 651,360 shares of common stock The Company lS planning expanslon programs to keep ahead of added usage of energy by pre!lent customers and to plan for the rapid growth of the serv1te area. These will requ1re estimat· ed expend1ture~ of f.Bl mtlhon in 1960, 1961 and 1982 I • • Reedsville Girl To Try At Prize . Wo11h $5,000 M~laDie Kay BrGwn, Reedsville, has been chosen one ut the 10 semi-finalists In the Kroger-West lnghouse search for the 1960 "Junior Cook of-the-Year," it was announced tod.sy by A. Scherz, v1ce pTelitdeut of the retail food f1tm's Chatl.::ston Division Mel ame Kay l, the daughter of :1.1r and Mrs. Walter P. Brown, and Js a nintb .grader at E11stern High A favorite recipe for Cherry Coconut Cookies was the winner for 14-year-old Melame Kay, who ts now ehgrble to compete m lhe sem1 fmal cook·of"! at Charleston. W. Va., March 26 She will be ac. comparued by her mothr!r, ,t..1N; Margaret Brown, nnd could wm for both a tr1p to Ctncmnati and a chance at $5,000, and a trtp to Europe. The two trenagers chosen to rellresent Ch .. rleston DIVI,qton wdl each recetve •100 and an C'lectr1c range m ai'.dltlon to tbe tnp to Cmcmnat1. ---- Perdue Leads 113·Hit Attack For OS.U Win WINTER PARK. Fla. UJ'l- Perdue, led a 13-hit Ohio attack Thursday .as the baseballera defeated , 9·2 heTe. hits 1n -~~~\~;~ 413 ,380..,., fe1,182.M t""".,. ....... "r co YOU WI'~ r uLJ:.IIl..L.A> ENJOY HERE. NO - Otber Iiabilltief ··------------------------·---------- cI ~~~~ Resta.:••an" t [~ 1;~:~~ •. LIAIILIT11S Demand depos:~ts of mdM.duaLs, partnel'8hlps, and c.'!OT'])Ol'Bt!Oil8 __ _ ------------- -- $1,281,SS0.61 Tmte deyostts of mdmdwls, partnerships. and coJll(lMtlons ___ --- ----------- - ---- 1,962,832.92 Deposits of United States Gowrnment (i.ncludicg 36~JI8 postal savmg4) - --- ------ ~-------~~-11K,81D411 DeposJts of States and politieal subdivisions ---------4,492.12 other deposd.s (certified and ca.shier'e cbecU, ete) ---TOTAL DEPOSITS -·- --- ··-·· ·-·· $3,423.848.80 1 K1d - ~~ 1 ocf .fStealnl:i6at Bill 6 1~ J1m TI'Iaeker Show 6 25 Weathen;aat 6.311 Ne..n Pitttare 6 4~ Huntl ey BrJnkley Report 7 00 Sprrng Style Show 7 30 11m Man Dawson 8 00 Troubleshooters !l 30 TV Qmde Awards Show 9 30 Masquerade Party 10 {10 Cavalcade of Sports 10 45 Jocltpot Bowling 11 00 News Headlines 11 10 Weath~rcast ll 15 Jat'k Paar Show • 00 Sign Off _ _ _:.:._;c.__ ~~ TIRES . $10.95 bMrYt Dllfrld Mo. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OF TOTAL ASSETS !000~ ~Bal., 870s15 (hctMel3 -Friday 4 00 ~~:ntldy Pl:t)1lOU8~ '30 Adventurt' Tun6 ~ >)i·l!V i>l<<fmb<"t Blh , f1 1 6:.3,0_ C1sc~;~ .~ • , With Jlli!OIIanJ& 1ixtureo $4.6347~ . _ -----------------···------·· 1;,94~Ch~ries Fllnd~ . ~~ 01' MIDDLII'ORT In The Stm , Ohio, At The Cloet ol lu1IMII on Merch 15, 1MO. PublishH I• responM to cell made by Comptroller of the CurrtnCY, u'*r Sac.tlon 5211, U.S. R•11IMCI Statutes. ASSITI Cash, balances wlth other banks, ineludU:LC .-.eserve balance, and cash 1tems m proceM of colleetlon ---- $ 877,.f07.18 Untted States GoV'ernment obligattona, direct and gueranteed ___ _ --- L_ -- ------------- 1,3-1'7,315.83 Obhgetmns of States >and pohtical subdivi.Polll --- --- --'03,68027 Corporate stocks (includin« $12,000.00 stock of FedeMI. fte.aerve b&ruk) ------------------------1%,00000 Loans and discounts (mclbding $20083 overdraft&) - ---- 1,533,710.34 Bank premises -owned $6,231.96.. fumttur.e and Legal Notice ~~~· 1:~:, ~ i1 ~ 1: THE CITIZENS NAnONAL BANK ~. I Mufflers · · $4.95 up llaHeries " $9.95 ap THE FIRST NAnONAl lANK There$ 1 Ll th 8 ! ~0 lftl . e er THAN : !y Charter No. 8441 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ,TV .Channel 3 . the Church of Chf19t met at the churc h Sunday even Ing Rev T V. WeJlls, leader, 1poke on "Where Do You Stand With God?" Susie Parker gave the secreta~-treasurer report A dllcumROSE S" REYNOLDS s1on Wal held on a money making STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS, •: project Prayer was given by Nflke Sworn to and sub9cnbed before tnt tbla 2S day of Marcl\. 1800, and I Nicholson. hereby certdy that I am not an officer or direetor of dU Rnt. ' Attending were Marvel Foley, VlVIENNE WADDELL. Notary Plll>lle. Cathy Thomaa, Bllhe Lou Martin, Mike Nicholson, Susae ParkcT and My conuntlliSion expires August 22, 1961. Rev. Wellls IIAKI SAL~ The Golden Carcle Clas1 of the Charter No. 9115 RtMrw Ol.. rlct No. 4 Church of Chrlat will sponror a REPORT OF CONDI~ION OP bake 1ale at Markin• Markel, Sat urday beglnntnR at 10 a m Cake:;, pie!, coolde1 candy, rol11, etc, OF RACINI wlII be on sa 1e. In The Stete of Ohio, At The Ctoe. of luainM& • MM'ch 15, 1HO. 'WORLD TOUR Pu'-llshed In r•apo"" to call • • by Cotnptroller of the CllmMJ, Charles Sumpkins, bu11band under Sectlon S211, y. s. Reviled Stet~... Phyllis Snowden Simpkins, hae Ass•TI turned {rom a tour of dut:y aro•un1lj Cell, balances with otther bank.J, including reserve the world. Mr Simpkin• 11 with !.. 'balance. aDd cash ttems in Pl"'C6890f collection--·-$ 238.8ft.U the Merchant Marines Mrs Simp Unlted Sba.tu Go\lernment obut:atlona, direct 345,&'18.!8 kina was, until recentl)', Rutland and a:uaranteea ----------- ----- ----------------18,700.00 news corretpondent for The Dtll)' ObUgatlon1 of State.s and political aubdlvlaiOIII --·----Sentinel. The Simpkin• are llvlnil co~nte .st-oeb (including $3,300.00 etoclr. of with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Roy FedeNI Reserve bank) -------------------------3,30B.OO Snllwden Mr and Mrs Homer Par- Loans and discounts (meluding $622.M Co'verdn.fta) ----4'1'8,007.91 ker and Susie drove Mn Slmpklnt Bank premtaes owned $14,000.00, furnttuft &nd , Parol• end (3)"'18, Re!i!Prd Clerk Tntal Payments MATTER WHERE 2\c SJJ"mmarv of Operations ta by83994 Fund• Raod FuntloYOU GO YOU Wli..L Hlfo Ohio. Bal" Jnn 1 .1959 3294 67 NOTICE of HIARINO. for PAROL& Rcpla during year 11,8:!6 30 ALWAYS FIND THE -USTUM 8U1.1...1 K.l1'l.ll£N .L.J» "" ndo ,..,., •• Merc.h 15 1960 1utal Rcpts and Bal Hi,l209'l aaaned lo: •our Ray Swan a Pymta durttlj yea.r 13,1Jti4,92 BEST HERE! Um11e1 J·o~._;nu lud AIJbott. 1 pr1soner now cunflnt•d 111 the ion Rnl Df'c 3 1, 195 9 :lOS605 Pbone W'i :1:-&321. 8-8-lf don pr111on Farm, London, Ohio, I Oulst War • Dec 3 1, 1959 admitted from Mcl&s CoU!lty con Bal In Dep, Doc 11, 1959 3146.60 RADIO AND SMALL ' General and Othtr Twp. FvndaDINE AT repelr. Ctll Pr~nk Vl,rted Ma)' lDd$9 the cnme of f(lr 1 ' Bal Jar. 1 1959 Ht3 73 Captelna, 414 N. lecencl A"-1 Kcry <2crr) an scrvma a sentence Hcpts dunng yur , 3073 60 MMWI...,-t. I :1 tfc of 1 20 yearll Is elli:lblc Cor ll Total rcpts and Bal. 3867 33 RC~~~--~ , hcar1111 before tho Ohto Pardon 1P,}mts durmg Year 277502 AUCTIOltlllll and Parolo C(lmmasslon, on or af B 1 11 Hl 92 31 31 1959 CoMplete lenlce ter, MMY 1, 1960 • a ' cc. ' • ~, 0 3 1 Crltt arMifel'.:ll Ohio Pardon •ncl Parol• } WrtM, l'hon• ... c.n•ttt comml..lo" ...., . . , A, C. llADPORD, laclne, Ohl.. ly Herbert K•ll Tot•l of til ¥ , 25-tt Parol• trwl Record Cl... k Hal • Jan. 1, 1959 3488.40 ... "~" (S) 18 25 2lc Rcpts durmg yoar 15.499 90 HO'ME BUh.DERS, &lRCH CADI· ' ' 18.086 30 Phone WT Nt'll 1Total Rcpts and BaL NET maken Fonnlc.t llnk top1. TO FIGHT DELINQUENCY Pymll durmg year 15 839 9t 118 E. Vinyl aabestoa block laid. Houae NEW YORK UPI-The Ford Dec 31, 10&9 tepaln of all deserlpUona. call Foundat1on Thursday announced Out. War .• Dec. 81, 19e9 · 1 --------~.-.-.~-""i""'_,~""~'*" GU)' Mt'.Jler, Rldne, Ohio. Jmmts tot.allng f1,MB/IOO \o fight Bal. in Dep , Dec. 31. 19119 . I ll4 Uo juvenile dellaljtiiDCJ• ·-· •• •. • I :15 • bum~ ~·.. AUTO PARTS i, _:~v~o~u~TH~~P~OR~~C~Hl~I~ST~~~~o~A~th~e~ns~W~ed~n~e~sd~a~y;m;o;r;nl;n~g;;;;to The "Youth for Chrlmt'' &roup of meet Mr. ••ute 2• .1hlo. don Farm, London. OHio, Employt!etl 140 70 .tR CONDITIONING, aiFRIQiR. :~~~tcMa/~:wM~~:~c~t:::t~i ~~~~~~~~~n:~;ectlonContracls 3:)0.00 SH,-41112" 3·223to at1on &ervice. Jack'a R.efrlaera· a:ery (3c/c) and serving a sentcnre M&H (Gus Tax) 6590 22 WINDOW VLINDS AN!l SHADE!> tlon, New Haven. Pbone TU or 1-be20 yea.ra h'"o''h&llblepfordr a heard-~ M&n !MVI.) 4296 70 Ven:Jiu1 BJ\nda, size• and 1nJ 1ore 1 e 23"7 8-23·tl u a on an Total Highway Exp 10,886 92 eolon. Fret &timates. Dale ,-U R _ N _ A _ c_• __ WIITIN~PMarole c ommi&slon, on or alter Deductions by Co AudWippel, SuppJ:p, 21~ Unicm Aye , ..u.LL. 1 •-·Arneld .,.. ... ay 1, 1960 Workmen's Comp • 90 53 HOUII apoU•nan. Ohl p • ntl p 1 ' - • Ohio. H-IIO!c o ar ..on I aro I Adv Dclq Lands 147 th•ra. lvruu... Ohl.. PhoM Comml .. lon Bureau of Inspection 137M Sole WY-2-6314. 11-lf.tfc By ReMrt KeU Mumtoraal 7800 ,.u mv1ted reviVal services bert begmmng each evening at 7 45. Special smg. mg and good messages. Mr and Mn. C E Woode of '}'uppers Plalna Vlllted M.r and Mrs vere Swartz Sunday. Janice Caldwell of Huntmgton spent the weekend at her home here Tnctor and attachments in exControl Sue ol Lecwo:Jd, W Va, were cellent shape Can be see at f weekend gul'JS!s of her mother, Luzerne P1erce'1 at Long Bot fREE INSPECTIONS PHONE )Irs Relic ~larlm and her brother Gil lorn, Ohio or call Mr Fultz at WY 2-2774 S 1 13Jll ~lurtm, Elena, [)aHd and Bdhc (Lou Wow) WA2-2l8U Pomeroy, Ohio. Uenmore upp Y 1 uu ver 0 Curti!!, Exec of EJtate ~torebeVB~gh~n tres\ Co~trt~ Cal ~ U<~vJd Wt·llman or Uradbury was Sprint S.l• & Open HouH 11 8 ona t es o£ Hoyt W Curtis, Deceased . \ ,_'m , !._ 0 12 3 'u c an o~~rlllght guest of Mr ,and :dr~ 1 n.uocla 1lOll March 3bt, April ht & 2nd "4 W K h A Col uO 1" .anaw a ve, um- _ _ _ _ W \\1 Lha lm and f<~mLly Saturday bus, 14, Ohto 3243tc' (20bJ Insurance. Mr <ind :\Irs ( arroll Snowden PRIZES: FrM Trip To Hawaii For iwo --- - --------:::::1:;-===c~---~ .1nd :.ons 111~1tedd 1Mc I an1dM Mrs 17 Cu. Ft. o..p FreW"Ze 1BHAND NEW ZIG ZAG SEWING DON STrVJI:RS Jam u; Hams an am1 y o ason , PlU!il Many mhcrs At \\ Vll Sa!urdiiY even,ng machme 10 orlgtnal faetory carPOMt;ROY LANDMARK :'111 ~ Husc Patterson Jeff and ton Makes button holes, mono-, Roxanne were WcdneKday arter grarr.s, blind stltche~. and many fancy des 1gns Will tell this noun tallers of Mrs Verna Snow Thoma• M. Fain week onl)' for $41 00 Term• If den and sons Termite and Pest C&.. ~rol rles1rerl Phone WY2-2204 I VIctor Ulal(•y, who IS employed ,=,.. Inspection, Insurance Nation· 3 :.!2-6tc m <._ h<~rlt·st on spe nt the week end wid•. Easy MrmL here w1th hL~ w1ft'!, Blanche Braley Phon• rtorMroy WY 2·2366 M1 <Jild 'ltrs Bub Ka1ser of Wav d~;~y_ Port•mouth Pit 6-2850 HOOVER UPRIGHT SWEEPER erl} wtorl' recent guests of her 111 exci!llent condJtlon Sale I Phone ~~r and Mrs James Haley and 2 29 trc mothPr Mrs Belle Mart1n, Mr W1l chtldren were m Parkenburi Sat priced at onl)' $12 93 WY2-2204 l111m :\1ar1m and family 3-2:.! 61.c urday. 1 WILL NOT DE R ::;Eo:.S:;: I':Oo; ;: NS"IDLE Humer Parkt:r, ElL Demson, Eu Ernest Molden and Dave Bacnner for any debts contracted by I grne l"lnk and Jtm Demson at were busin~ss v1stors Monday m anyone other than myself UNCLAIMED ELECTROLVX VAIt ndt d the .Mctgs Cuunty F1rc Chillicothe ' tS1gncdJ Jlarold Hose cuum Cleant~r Onl)' $13 00 plus n u~ 11 s AssociatiOn mcctmg held at Mr and Mrs Harold Rice and AddrCii!S Racine R D $7 85 due for parla Phone WY2:\tJdUlt port Wclln e~d:~y and Mrs and Mn Ernest children 3 25 3tp 2:.!.04 3 22-Btc 1 HH h:~td (,ru~Cser employed a1 }!olden were Sunday guests of Mr l hu1l c·~to 11 sau nt 1he weekend with and Mrs Ua1e Bachner_ UNCLAJMEO SJNGER SEWING 16) Lo:;t ond Found h1s 1,\,Lf~C :111d ~nn .wre ~n George Lasher went to Colmachme W1ll aell for $16 00 Before 9:30 A M M•~s Mna (,.udner has returned I umbus on Tuesday to attend the plus $8 40 due us for new Mlddleport WY·2·2M9 LOST I~ ·1 HE: VICINITY OF honH afh•r l;pcndlllg the winter al funeral of her frtend, Mrs Burton parlbi Phone WY2 2204 3 22·6tc Pomeroy WY ·2·3895 Syracuse ur MmcrsvLllu One a St l'c1crsbt~rg Jo londa Mason and returned home S turKAUTZ FEED STORa year old Ueagle llanwll Peony i\h <Wt1 t1rs. Harold Saxton of day a At Chtl•t• .and one a monlh old boxer pup GERMAN SIIEI'HERD PUPS FOR Lo g<~ a u,!l..,d on Mrs Garnet Wtl Randy Sprouse spent a day w1th Yllkon 5~145 named .Huck May be to~::ctilcr sale Litter registered, 4~ mile h atl!son ~alurd.ty 81ll Brewer, Lang10vtlle, recently. HAMIL.L SERVLCI STATION or alone H.ew.ard Phone Wllluun north of Alfred o(f Oulch R1dge Mrs Thelma Hy11ell and Mrs. { h.trl c~ NJdtols of Mf'Arthur was Before 9:00 A.M. Harold Junes, Mmer~v11lc, W'i 2 Hoad W C Stout, Guysville, ,, 1 J Jdn~ mghl ~,;uest o{ Mrs Lou Twtla Hysell vis1t~d Debbie LaAIIHlny 3353 6443, or H11y Jont'!& WY 2 8J:ifl OhiO R D No . 1 3 25 3tc Jsc N 1o,;hols ~ ney at Middleport, Friday - - - " - - - -------~ I 3 21 3\c Every !lay Bervlee M 1 anti Mrs Charles S•mpkms Carl llysell and Harold lt)'sell 19a 1 Manne ~upplies HA -M~s-s_J.M _ P~ON lNb_u_R~-,.-.-1!0 VISit?d lht (. llrr(lJL :tonowtlt'!ll fam· were In Parkersburg, Monday, to I~) AutoSoles u. J!y Sunt.lay ' aucnd a car aur.t1on USED BOATS AND MOTORS f25 Allt:nL&, M1lldlegorr.. l'tr-, J~uloMr and .Mn1 Jimmy 1'1erce a_nd Agnls Sigman of ,_;..,svU'1e' ·•as , A('( :.1p whiJa they laat. Met,._ 1"" BUKK V8 ::iPt.:CIAL, $1,09~, mobile, Bondi, Phone WY-2- scms, Mt·'dl t RD ca 11 e d 00 .. -~ r a recent e overnight ......... .. u ePQr guest or Juha polhan Moton. 600 1. Mltn Hard Top 4 Uoor Sed11n l his 2903 unci ~Irs ca\vm Sprouse and fum- Lucas and parents St., Pom•roy. Phone WY•2-M10. --====,:~·----, car shows tender care D} n11 Jly Mr and Mrs Roy Snowden were - - - - -- - - · - ~ 11-24-tfc flow dri\C He.autJful IIISJde ami 0 COMPLKTE lNbURANCE ~RUMr ,llld Mrs Hill Will Lamson of Sunday evemng callers of Mr. and out Blactlnars, Pomeroy. ( 11) Wanted To Buy loction. Ufo, Aulo, loire, PaHo. J)umer uy, Mrs E(IJ1h WJllL,1mson Mrs Bruce May and family 3-24 6tc Call Don MlUI, lillddleport, H n Th ( h d JNDIANlu!:Ucii WILL BUY- OR 1 Obit. .urs uee omasspen T uta ay c.;ood Cl .... UHd Can 0 mght and Friday With Mr and K trade for old coms. John R AIIRMik" and Modell Vellh, Cheshtre. o' Rt 2 {21) Real Estate ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT Mrs enny Longstreth (Betty Jef. If OPOLITAN MOTORS E L•banon Townlhlp, ~ ., Colinfcrs) Pomeroy , M 1 1 1June mer sun 7 7433 3-26 3tp Mrs E!h e I Ne 1son and II• l en FOR SALE- fiVE UOOM HOUSE ty, Ohio, for the f1sc:al,_Year End· I est Mlln $t ' wtth bath Nice locat10n Melvm lng Docem~r 31, 1959. _ Populi· Mae had as rceent callers Pauline - . Pomeroy, Ohkt 1964 t'ORO CUSTOMLiNE V8 1 ( 14) For Rent Hood, 111 Locllst St' Pomeroy tlon 1024 - 1950. . Buck, Blanche Braley, Ethel Snow••g• ., Doo " d Lk 2-30-30tp lotal Salaries and WatH Pa•d den, Thelma Hysell, Je1B1e Grueser .., " ~ r "'" an I e ,new ~pertment•, PtopJe·a htrUI aM ,.durin .. r 1959 7312 ,03 md Rev Thomas Wedl1 whlle with &reen top Exlra V•l• St., oft Butternut Ave.. ROOM FRAME HOUSE FOR Tax v.Tu!tion l,2.&8,524 Mr and Mrs. James Haley and ~~~ero~~ model Bia;~~'!::~ Pomeroy. Phane WY·2·2321. sale Close to schools and Tax L~v dinner 1 5 mlll• children were Sunday churches. Fenc~d 111 back )'ard Portland, Ohio, February l9, gueats of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Can aee al 304 Hamilton St, 1960. 1 hereby certify the follow· Edgar Wolfe, Middleport 1\.t'1\Ju Mt!;NHI - .t urn1abed aad lng r•port to be <:orr•c:t. Arthur Musser 11 remodelin& the J5 BUlCI. Sl't:UAL 2 DUOH. l'tlJUJIILllht'd McMaatera• .Mlddl1:1 ,Mlddleport Ph WY2-IS324. 3·23-6lc Clarence Lawrence, Bllmche Clark home on Larkin St Urdtop ....xceUent condition port Phone W i' 2. 028d. 2-3-U cl k for occupanc)' by his family The Oall New Haven TUrner2 2041 , - -- - FOR SALE IN f'AGE- AICEIPTS" Mussers' recently lost their home after 8 p m 3-19-0tp l IUUl H itOOM tlOU::ilt., • ROOll BOUSE on H)'sell Run, by fire. town, six. rooms, 4 rooms down, - I Mpartmt!Dl and 6 WOill apart· 2 up, approximately 1 acre le- Genelr~~ol and Classified PropcriY .-~a Dade Musser, rural mall carrier, 3 1968 BUICK V8 SPECIAL 4 DOOR ment A N Denael, Phoae vel land excellent well 13 miles ax Hl4 ~ who has been 111 Ia recovered and 11-2-tfc $1,296 Hard TOp Sedan Ono ~ w 'i 2 3272 123 56 able to return to bla route from Pomeroy on State Route Cigarette lux caretul local owner Show• excel 1134 22 89a. Price $1,000.00 Inquire luhentuncc Tax PELLOWSHIP DINNIIt lent C'!rc Uynallow dr1ve ,) ROU!'Iol UNFURNoHED APART· Howell at P11jetown. Slllcs T,\X·hx und Ftn Inst .IUO 00 Th c Rut 1and Ch urc h oI Christ Mrl 60\c S·lZ uasolme Blaottnan, Pomeroy. 3 24 titc MI!:NT wnh built m kitchen and 8000 00 :.l room lulnlshcd aparb11ent Aulu l\l'~Lstratwn JB:!O 30 Will hold a E'elloWahip dinner sun1802 MEj{CURY TWO DOOll Muustcml m l'onu•roy (_ 11H WY 2 8028 7800 day, March 2'7, followinG morning Montery, hardtop Nice condl 3 23 3tc l"OU rSALE 5 - room house, bath, Intnn~o~tl.llc !'ax 194 34 wonh1p services fuH SIZed basemunt, fuel oil fur iion. Good lire.. Phone Sll:l Tutu! Rccmpts I.5.400 00 The dmner wiU be served potnace, t>ullt-m kitchen, garage, PAYMENTS~. 3221ilc luck style In the church baseiYJent. brceuway, storm doon and win- licnl·rul Exccultve serviceEveryone ts Jnv1ted to attend Help Wonted dow!!, extra lara:e lot Horton Ji'erComp of trustees A plano dedlcation tervice wu 2346 00 gumon, Letart, Rt l, betwet!n cump· uf Clerk 1l0 held Sunday durmg the mornlnJ uiRI. OR WOMAN TO ASSIST 662 Nllw Haven and Phtlip Sporn Truvql and other Exp ""ilh house work and care of 116 22 worship, for tbe new plano whleh l'lant. 3 21 6tp t.cneral l:iuppllcs was rtcently purehaaed wttb contrltwo lnv.ahda Live m, no lsun· l'uta.l Gcn gxcc Serv butlons by church membera 1nd d1 y Day oll Phune WY2-t409 r Town Hali- M&R or CH7 2)64. 3-24-6te 26 00 St~nday School pupill. LANDMARK WAU Card at 104ft due Dmly Sentinel, Pomeroy·M!ddleport 0 ", March 25, 1960-7 Mn Alln Coni., of 'll>lda oponl here Monday eveniDC. Weekend villton of Mr. ud SundaJ with her niece, Ill'. and Paul Buckley and :family '\In WilHam ChApman. -~Mn. Mabel Swartz and Mr Harold Kimes of Athens Howard Buckley, Reedsvlile Clifford Kincaid of Pomeroy vunted his wife at the Elmwood Nuramg Horne Sunday Little Timmy Spencer has been Ill of an mfected tbroat MT and Mrs Charles D Woode visited Mr. and Mrs ClaJ.r Woode of Chester, sunday. lila . . ""': ' "' 8Z.88 TOTAL UABILITIES -.-------------.------------ .. $ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ~ , ~· ' ~-----,---- ... ·-- • ;~''-" ---\.-~~-~----~--------------------- Capitol-: Common-ttock, total par $50,000.00 &Ot000.00 -------------------------7·------------- --·- eo.ooo.oo TOTAL~ OAPITAL"'ACf..'U\INTS ______________ ::_____ ....... UIO.!M.48 • ..,... l &arplua Votiividea TOTAL LIABIIJTlES AND CAPITAL ACCOU . NTS _ '. $1.1·~·11!._'8 ...... 'I MIMOlANDA ' ; ' Asseta.pltdi;ed or assl,fncd W aeeuN -llbUU.Les arid ' for otlber purpoeee --------.--------- -P-~4---~---- I G.S81 . . J, , J'REELAND S NQRJUS, Ouibier of Ute~~ dG solemnly Swear that tlbe ebQve Qtement .ia true to the belt. Of 1127 knowledge and belief. Clorreet--Attfllt: si-.A.ftL EBER ~ s. NOlUUSt ~.aer. ·J . ' "' . lOWEEZY SMIF STOP THM' INFUNNEL ·• ""'"" JABSERtN' AN' 61T ON WIF 'fORE CHORES �.. --.. ~ \ . '-'"DailY Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., March 25, 1960 I I - . . ~- . -~ . Forest Run W.S.C.S. Took Award For Dr. Heaton Gives Highest Percentage Attendance At Meet Talk ToP. T.A • ••,....u TAX LAW Ke•"th Morgan's ALBANY, N. Y. UPl-Gov. An award for the highest percent of attendance m Its <Cia,.. iflcation In the Portsmouth district was received when the Nellloa A. R<>Udeller Thuroday , 13th B"lrthday Is On Pupil Health 1i(Ded a blll repeallni 1 sectioo WSCS of the Forest Run Methodist chu,rch met Wednesday Dr. Ray Dean Heaton of Porn of lhe o&ate ill<O'"" l.u law whlcll d S t d eventng ot the home of Mrs. John r. B~Uy with Mrs. Ru53 Waf.. £roy explamed the importance or Mquirod parontt lo mclude In serve a ur ay 1mmumzat1on agamst various diS· son as co-hostess. ' IM. 1won 1 It was voted to Jncreue theh' ntunu the momes tb&ll' The thirteenth btrthday o( Keith eases when he spokelf.o the Chester "StewardshiP" was tbe topic the pledge for the year. Money c-bildren had earned baby·&! tUn&. Morgan 'i''U celebrated at h1ri ~me PTA at tt& March meeting held at of the program presented by Mrs . making projects were discuued last $aturday everung lhe Chester Sdtool. Alfred Yeauger. Group s.lnclng and it was decided to bave a of "What A Ctlarge To Keep rummDge sale ln tbe near future . Games and dancmg were en}oyed Potluck Dr. Heaton also explamed tbe 1m Preceded Meeting Have I" opened lbe prot:ram lol._ durin& the evemng 01nd Keith portance of people knowmg what 1s lowed wttb prayer by Mrs. YeauRugs· made by the group to sell had opened Jus g1£U ref':!~~''"~~ YOUR NEXT Church Of Christ Loyal Women Cla55 mcluded m their pohctes for hos ger and scripture readin• by as a mone.r making project were of sandwiches, potato p!lallzation. He stressed that the Mrs. Obrlsty Baer. displayed. A grab bag sale wa1 A pot luck dinner proceeded the regular meeting of the rmc prmt 1hould be read so that soft drmks were served ePRIVATE PARTY held. mother, Mr~ Roger Morgan, to Loyal Women of the Middleport Church of Chnst when they one would know exactly what wtll Four articles oir the topic were eRECEPTION A ulad course waa. served b7 Mtke Uoyd, Mtke Archer, Jimmy met Thuroday evenlng at the church be paid and what he will have to reid including "A Definition of the hostesses to 14- members diU'Johnson, Mtke Puckett, Randy Rev. and Mrs Fre-d I. Gardner -,~o~be-,.-n-t_,to-m-em-:b:-,-rc: , c . h : c: o-a""re pay Dr Heaton was generous wllh Stewardship" Mrs. Yeauger; "Ste· 0 eBANQUET Jluruphreyll, Farrell Sbuler, Judy were guc:ats for the evening and ltll or oul of fown . his time in answering questlons He 1 wardship of Timf', Mrs. U. S mg the oJOCial hoUr. :11oor·e. Joy Boggs, Diane Van- tbe bleumg before the dmner was pre~nt.ed'-a gift from the orNease; "Stewardship of PoBSen· eMEETING Cooney . Di~:~ne Cnswell, Linda Wil- waa given by Rev Gardner Mrs. Roush told the gnur. of ganu:ahon by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell ion". Mn. John Scott and "Stecox and Suunne Bradbury. ¥n C. E. Vance, Mrs David her recent eltperJence of at nd- Durmg the busmess meetmg con wardship of Talents", Mra. Fred Mt. Olive Daht Sr., and Mrs Herman Lohse Nease. Group .smging of "Take Keith's grandmother, Mn Davtd were tbe commtttee m charge of lng a dr1ve-m· churoh tn Flortda ductt'd by the president, Mrs. carl Kautz, plans were made ta serve One particular d1y was desipat· My Lile and Let Jt Be" concluded Social Events McConnaughey , and hu aunt and th11 dmner arrangements. Spring POMaROY"$ aEST Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce spent the school employees banquet on the pngram. unde, Mr and Mrs David McCon- fiDWcrl were used fqr decora- ed as All State's Day wtth Ohto A.pnl 22 and the basketball ban· Tuesday with Mrs. Gertrude Warnhavmg the most in attendance at Priwtt Roome For naughey, of Cmcmnah, and bh pa· tion~. During the business .sesston er and son, Oak Hill . Lhe service There were 107 quet on Apnl 29. 10 to 17D People ternal graodmottter, Mn. W. A. wtth Mrs. yeauger, president, iD Mr and Mn. Denver Curtu and Morgoi n of Rock Springs, also vtaFollowtng the dinner Mrs. Oh1oans attendmg. M1ss Wilma Herrman's second charge each member contnbuted. family of Columbus, Mr and Mrs. ited at lbe Morgan home over the Lohse waa devotional leader tor Mrs Reynolds thanked the com· grad~ won a book for haying th.~ 25c Ior the Lanuster School of L. D Pierce, Larry Curtis and .:tfr. weekend to help celebrate Keith'a meeUng wltb the theme for nuttee for working on the dinner most par-ents present. and Mrs Ru.ssell VanMeter spent The orgamzat10n voted to buy ,a lnrthday devotions being on "'Gardeno" arrangement~ and also Mrs. Leo Saturday evening with Mr. and Grandmother Givea After 6 P ,M. with IF<>llowir>g the slngmg or " l Come ctnlds for laund~rmg the curtains water cooler rar the school This ts ' Mn. Russell VanMeter Merchants Police St>rvice Birtlulny Dinner Event Garoen AJone", Mr& Lohse The Good Frtday services which the second electric cooler the PT.<\ Mr. and Mrs. Roger DiUon baYe Mr and 'Mr1. Arthur On enter- gone to Norfolk. Virginia, where BUNCHE $EES EMPEJlOR an article on "Christian Gar- will be 11 t the Church of Chrilt has purchased for the school tbts tamed with a dinner Sunday at he has employment. TOKYO UPl-U. N. under eec· I dens"' and Mrs Darst read several were announced and the' iroup year BLACK AND WHITE wool the1r home In Bashan in observ· retary Dr. Ralph Bunche and verses of scripture. voted to purchase Jilie.s for the The teachers served refrelihServing Good Food ance of the second bJrthday of tweed 001 tume 11 by Hannah Mrs Bunche were received ln Mrs Roaco'e Satterfield told or church for Easter. BAN DISC JOCKEY ments. and Legal Bever"1!"• audience today by Emperor HtrotheJr grand,daughftr, Rogme Kay Troy. Tbe box Jacket, 1n the POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y (UPl)hilo and Empre Nagako at the the date or Easter i1 deter· The bostesaell (rom the mont\ 11 fashion -favored top ot hipbone Grucser. A decorated birthday cake Radio StatiGn WEOK Wednesday Until 2:30 A.M. Mrs. Oac;n Rou.sh read of February served a dessen impenal palace Jengtb, I• b.lund tn ailk braid was served with the dinner. banned the use of the term disc ~==========~~~· oo Easler in Jerusalem course alter the busmesa mee~ Cheshire Preacher at neckline, fl'Olllt an4 aJeeve& Preaent were Mr. and :Mra. Clar· jockey on U.s record shows ~use · Gardner cloeed the de· mg They were Mrs Satterfiel4 The whtpla.ah. aheath wttb ence Grues-er, Mn. Minnie Orr, f)r . of ''unpleasant ~t.ions" A service wtlh a prayer. Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Jacob Betz an\ To Speak At and Mra. Roger Grueser and daugh- statioq spOkesman ea.KI the word hlgher-than·N!gular walltlblt Will Reynolds, president, Mrs . Roush. 11 belted In bLack l&tiD.. ten, Rogine Kay and Liza Ann, and "musieMters" wou·ld be used in was iQ charge of the busmess Baptist MMting ~~~=;,;;;~;,;;;;,;,;;;;;;;;;;~;i the bost and h011tess. the f~. meetmg .and thank you letteu WJills Anthony, pre1ident, prewere read which included one Special Pmgram Sided when the Men'a Fellowship ,-,-::A~T~E::S:-1:-N:--::BE::R::L-,:1:-,N Aroun4 And Barbara jones To Visit rrom the Cleveland Child center of the First BapUst Church, :wt:idBERUN UPI- U. S. Defense Round ·robin letters were written Of Easter Music OU .4s Liule Sister dleport, met Thursday e\·enlng for About Secretary Thomas S. G11tes arrivBarbara Jones will be in Athens ed here Thursday for a 20--hour !heir second meeting of 1960. Loool Conference b Given At Meeting "The GrMtest thts week end as the guest of her vi.!it in what he called "the cruMiddleport . nnnnd Next SunJ11.,., • A ~pedal program of Easter mu .Mr. Anthony opened the meeting sister, Sharon, sophomore at Ohio cial Tado Son.., lion P'....,...,..._ ly FIIDDII HOUDASHB"t outpost of the free world." ...J sic was presented Thursday after with prayer which waa followed Umversity, for the "Little Sister Th~ local C(lnference of th e En· 1 noun by Mrs . O. P. Klein when the by pre-Easter readings by Tony in a Sandw.ich 11 Frank Cheesebrew is reported Weekend" at the university. ~ ~,. te-rpnae and . Mornmg Stn EUB Afternoon CJrcle o( Heath Meth- l''owler and Kalad Hlndy. Barbara will stay at Lindley to be Improving at Holzer HospiPlau· ll....,• "";t.!.:; , ..... Churches Will be held Sunday, o<hst Ch urch met for thetr regular Plans were made for the next Hall and wiU attend the parties M.ok-. tal followmg aW'gery last week . Mareh 27. at 2:30 P m. at th~ meeting meeting when Rev. Hoover, pastor M:ra. Robert Re~ Ja ln Chilli· and production of "Carousel" and Enterprise Church. Dr. C F . Lut Mrs Everett Davis was devotion· of the Chet1hlre ·B aptist Church, other activitiea planned for the rr V. IIC. U. I, Pn. 0C. conference superintendent, Will a! leader for the mecttng when 8 will be guest speaker and each cothe vUdting wltb ber daughter special weekend. and son -in-law Mr. and Mrs. Will· be lD charge of the meeting silent trabute was held for Mrs. man present at the meeting was reThe delegate and alternate de· R0 bert Rothrock who died this quested to bring another member lam Kitchen and daughter Debto the annual conference h k next month An oyster dinner will bz~ra. Fotrest Bachlel wao In Auction Sale Is be l • •-d Offi l.al 0 f both pa!:ll week. Mrs Rot roc was a 's•h'~ · and' 'c hurch~s member of the Circle when she be scrved at that time with Paul ' ' ' POMEROY 1 d W. MAIN ST. sun ay c oo s !Jved here. Smart and Harold t. Hubbard to vtenno today to vult with het Planned By Group mother, Mrs. J . W. Dawson. are urJed to be present Mrs E M. Blake acted as secre· be in charge. Paul Winn who has been con· For Next Mee..:ng Member!! of the Fullowthlp who tary m the absence of Mt'ti . M. L tG hi& home for a number u Frenrh. Mrs Noah Haskms pre- were Ill were remembered by the fmed .>! wtlltkl w1th illneas is reported Mrs Don McKnight and Mrs. sen ted the lesson wh1ch was tak~11 group with cards. New membership to be quite 1mproved. George Conde were ho~tesses from the study book, "Way In AI - cards were di8tributed by the sec· ! when the Sew Rite Sewing Club rtca " retary, Kalad Hlndy Mrs. Edward T. French beg~n met Wednesday evening at their Refreshments were 'lerved by Refre10hmenta were serYed by part time employment at ?!hugs club room Mrs B N East, Mrs Homer '-.:Mk. Mr. Anthony and Clifford Hayes to General Hospital thl.s week. Durmg the business session with ·drs. t:lla Reuter, :\olrz; Blake ar.d those previOusly mentioned and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Atkms and 'Mrs Donald Collins presiding it Mn. Harry Chesher. Bob Haggerty, Owen Bratton, daughter, Marcia, and s~n. Ro- was decided that each member 1,--..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:._~ Gerald Anthony , Edison Baker, bert and Mrs. Vonya Jenkms and would bring an old dress and hat Lawrence Bmg and John Kauff son, Larry, ail of Charleston to the next meeting for an auction SEE spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. sale and members to w-ear the ar· Mainly About J . P. Jonu. ticle.s purchased Don Mull~n was Demonstro~iQn Mrs. Edward Burkett who un- present and apoke OH fHe HOspital derwent surgery at the M1son Issue. , Club Complems _ t oday is reported to be Games were play~d and prizes Clinic In Pomeroy improvmc. awarded to Mra. Roy Blankenship, ay i.UCILLI HAWKINS March 30 Plans Mra. Charles Neal sustamed Mrs. James ButJer and Mrs Dayton Plana were completed for Acb· painful burns lo her band .at b&r Strickland. The door prize was Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grue.ser a.la Day to be held at the home Thunday. . awarded to Mrs. Edward Wells. ~-~~jl~~~'·wjth Loean, spent the pllat R&v. Tom Wyatt, former resJA dessert course was served by High School audlt()rtheir parent~!, Mr. 30, when tbe Rock denl and employee of the Home the hoste9Ses Hoste~~es for the Mrs. Clarence Grueser .and Demonstration Club Laundry viaited briefly here with next meeting wtll be Mr Raymo.l.d and Mrs. Arthur Orr. at the home of fnends Wednesday Rev. Wyatt l9 Baity alld Mrs. Roy Blankenship. CANDY STOR. · C M. Hoover of Palnct· putor of a Church of Christ in vtlle arrived Wednesday Ior 'a idooeno-n.deandy~~ George presided I Ash.Jand. turned lut nliht from Woodsfield vislt wtlh Mrs. Thoma1 Goeglem Crvette. motor with powergllde, while g Passenger Wagon . Clean Interior, good potluck dinner Mrs. Harry Bailey of Columbus. wbere tbey were visiting with at the meeting. A and !:than Harper. t1res sound 6 cyl motor, heater, radio, vinyl interior trim new top, Roman Red Was served lilt noon. A safety prot~ vis1t1ng with her 80n-in law and Mr. and Mn. Joe , Youn& Jr., aDd Mrs Everett Thomu substitutfinish, whitewall tires. Plenty of go. waa •Presentl&d by Mrs . Amol daughter, Mr. and Mn. Clarence family. nlce condition throuihout ed tor Alex Clio at the senior gram Murray. Carol Bachtel and Mr1. Ferne t,.eonanl. bl11h aehool Wednesday. Attendini were Mt11 . Homer l Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and Hayman were in Athens yeaterWomen of the Grace Episcopat Radford, Mn. Skinner, Mrs. Chas.~f~mtly spent the past weeken_d day. , Church met at the Parish House Mr. and Mrs M. L. Frtncb left Thuraday for a day of sewing fOC' Goeglein, Mrs. Le()nard, Mrs Ar- wltb Mr. and M':8. Lloyd _Harrts 9 Passenger Wagon . Clean one owner new Belvedere Hardtop Coupe, V8 motor with ChUdren'a Hospital in CmcinnaU. tee Abbott and Mrs. Henry Wells. and Mr. and Mis. Fred Gtbbs. . last Sunday for a two wee1c:t vacaMr. and . Joe Young Sr., re- tion at Fort La-uderdale, Fla. 1 guest. Back lunch w&s setved at noon. J.anelle Cumings car trade in Mcr<:omatic trans ., radio, heat- automatic trans., lvory over dark blue finRev. and Mrs. WJillam Robert& er, like new tires, 2 tone blue !inish, ish, good whitewall tlros. radio and heater. overnight guests of Rev. Smltb in GllUpohi on Th;":odoY.; Rev. Roberti is teaching In a Lentea 1cbool each Thurs day evenlll(. 9 Passenger Wagon . 6 cyl. motor and stan· Bel Air Hard Top Coupe. V8 motor, power· Mrs. Eldon Weeb 11 apendinJ dard transmission, llke new interior and glide, power steering and brakes, radio , the week in Reyn'>ldabura: wlt:b origlnal blue finish, radio, heater . Mr. and Mrs. Joba Weeki. heater, whitewalls. beautiful white and tur. Mrs. Richard Rupe, worthy ma· quoiae flniBh. tron of Pom•roy Chapter OES, .at· tended Frienda Nlf:tlit and a reception for the deputy 1rand rna· 6 Pa110enger Wagon. Locally oWlled and j ~::~ :,o,\r, Oiatrict D. Jane Sauer, at low mileage by local owner, V8 motor, turevening. VIctoria V8 Hard Top Coupe. rordomatlc, returned bogllde trans .• power brakes , radio, heater, lrqm MI. Carmel ivory and .grey finish with spotless match- radio. heater, 2 tone finish . ColumbwJ, liiDd l l COD• ing vlnyllnterlor trim. nicely, e Qb PLAN and ARRANGE I HOM MARTIN • at . • y enttne VOL XI NO. 291 -· - MissY011flg Too . !it _, -- WhQ~S Kidding?. Wins AgainIn TV Ratings OISTRICT. ~COMMITTEE - the committee on research of the P.ortsmoulb District of the;Methodist Church left to right, Dr. Richard Bauer. dilitrict su)i¢rlntendent; ReO. ~uUus Chandler (chairman), Rev. Roberto N~~~Sman, secretary, and Rev. Wald Radford. spent Wedn~sday here In five visits at routh· em Meigs county Methodist cliuiches with 66 lay people. Here they are on the steps of the Por1Iand Church. .. of?!f ~ 1 Peon!' · SPORT MODELS IIJl AT BIG SAVINGS AT BIG SAVINGS 1953 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · $665 1956 CHEVROLn · · · · · · $2195 va 1955 MERCURY SINGLE CO!'Y - ant I •..,..It $1095 1957 PlYMOUTH · · · · · · $1395 1956 CHEVROLn · · · · · · $1295 LADif.S BLAZER 1957 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · $1695 1955 FORD · · · .. · · · · ·· · · $1095 1958 CHEVROLET · .... · · $1995 4 Door Yeoman WaiOJI, VS motor, power· glide. radio, beater, power steering. Less than 20,000 actual mileage by local customer. Ures, llnlsh and general condition like new. 1959 FORD · · · .... · · · · · .. $2395 4 Door SU!tlon Wagon . Beaattful white OV· er blue finish, clean Interior. good tires, VB motor and Fordomatlc trans .• heater. Seminary Student Is Coming Here Sunday AN EXCELLENT VALUE IN 1957 CHEVROLET ········ $1765 l 1 Tor Hard Coupe. Monclalr, 348 cu. ln. Chevrole motor with 4 's peed manual transmission. radio and lteoter. BeautUul white over red flnlsh . 1955 OLDSMOBILE $1195 Super 88 ,Hard Top Coupe. Hydramatic trans .• power steering and brakes, radlo1 heater, whitewalls. real sharp lllslde ana out. COME IN NOW & SAVE ALSO CHECK OUR BARGAIN DEALS. ON . ' ' THE '60 CHEVlES ROY MOTOR CO. Less .. .Pomeroy, Ohio Annual Spring Meeting Sonl{fe~~t Of WSCS Next Tuesday The annual Sprln' meeling of thl:!l Woman's Society of Chnstian Service of the Metbodlat Churdtea I• to 1>e held at Frantllo Avenue Methodlet Church l~ated at l"rank· lln-av and Lop~t. Portsmouth, on f\le&day. M.atcb 29. Realatration be&ina at 9 a m. and the momma ICIIIon w\11 start pomptly at 0:45 witb many important ltemt of bu1lneu, roll call and pled&:e servlcet. The matn apeaker wiU be the past president of tiH! Ohio Conter· ence, Mrt. H. ll. Baker of Toledo 1 the Woman'l Soclety of ChrisUan Service. who la now chairman of the Weale,oaD .s.rviee Gutld. Other speaten WID be the dl· :ector& of l'OO% All Wool Flannel Blazer At the Jl)'tell. Run Free Meth.,. dlst Cb\Jldl, Sunday at 2 p. 111. • aontlt4t will be held with all singe~ iDdlvlduals and u lfOUPI Jnviteil. Featured will of ~ineeu~ b~ ,,....... 1•1401 April 8 In Gov. o!fiee of the IJ'OUp. recommended by tbe tbe HOuae, blld tbe phone, todl)', be appolntment. i AeeoltftD CHOCOLA,... Pockets- Fully Lined- Crest : .,.........70 . a. Cttoc.latt On Pocket. ~isn luttw lon 10 to 18 ' \ ', ' Fruit . ond Nut . 'Egg - $·1.00 ' ' "' ' ,. ec1.i!clY B.ook. Mut Chocolate. • ' Elllel Ofr, Circle, MYrtle Smtih of lhe \ are ia te"ndlDI I ekuctioa for ' cut, was He has the past he was planning a~tack because Jew· eomplained of his and red-painted . Men Fined In County Coun Here Twa Of Two Egga \ Et~~ t04 .......... . WHIT£, RED and NAVY Rep. Meinhart Na1J1ed To Tu StlldY Group Rep. oeorle l{elnhUt, · ~ddle­ port. hat been uked to .aerve on • otucly gro~p to rev~.... Oblo pr.. pertJ tax laws, it wae announced 2 Roomy Patch Jackets James Kennell, student of the seminary at Capital University, will conduct services at St Paurs Lutheran Church. tbis Sunday. Rev. Kenneth Priebe, president of tbe Ohlo DiJtrlct of American Lutheran Churches. win meet witb the «tUrteilf!l ()f St. Paul'.s and SL JobD'1 Cburcbes 1bunday April 7 at a p. m., lDStead of on April 5 II l)leV10U~ IDDOUDced Scheduled At Hysell Run Chureb JACKETS 1955 MERCURY · ·· · · · · · $1195 Fruit a,nd Nul and ' Chocolate Full:'e ', .' State iilgh.way 'fatrol case& heard ln c:ounty court reported today Included Randall Adktns, 1$, Milwaukee, Wise , $10 and costs for havint on mutiler, and $10 and costa (latter su1pend~) for not beinQ able to produce a driver's 'ucenae; and Ell White, 39. Pomeroy, $10 and cost• for having no muffler. ~an . $1.50 5c an~ b,- the State Highwl)' Df.. Pomeroy and Middleport Chambers of Commerce tod!ll' partm<nt. lf not 1n MllHif, llllhad come to a meeting of fllinds on a blgb.way improvement mediately, .at lealt iA part. program for Meigs county. Some hl&hwQ' 'Pf.t)Cram at The proposals produced ln a joint meeting friday night In once here will be puobed lJ1 liar· officu of the Ohio Power Company will be carried to Marietta jett. " •• aid to the lOCil ...,. next Tuesday. There they will be presented during a planning no~iie Fulu. pr..ident of tbe and progrllJIIIlllng meeting of Dlris!on 10 of the Oblo DepartChamber of Commerce. ment of Highways. ·--d' The requests to be gjyen orally one IUQetted by othen at the a1~ IDJ were in Marietta by reprtsentativea of meeting. One, proposed by c. c. pre1ident of !be both £bamben are beUeved "in Cuekler. ~eel that the eba_mbers of Commerce eo-sponsored tbe meeting; line" with current lh.inkiol: Of tbe seek exteRJJon ~ re-loe~tion of Ohio) Department of Highways rei Route 33 from Five Pomll mto the McKelvey. Clyde K.Jrkland, ative to relocation of Route. 33 Letart-Ravenn.ood area, to tn· 1~·~' Morgan, John Werner, Roand 7 . Essential po1nta are: dude a new bndge across the Ohio Neut.zhng, Rep. George -Stratgbten and re-locate Rt. 33 River. BtU Atlms, Henry from the Athens County line to in- The reason - to open up tha Ra· Tom Westoo, Willil , Rich Rizer Follrod, 'la.~ol!~ / tersect Route 7 m the vtciruty of veru wood area to ealler access b Y Franklm Five Polnta. Ohtoan• who work there, and to _ ... -Pusb earlier recommendation. entice more Kai~r worken to I u••en, >, by the Chambers that traffic be re- build home• In Oh10. . ~ routed under the Ohio approach to However, it was eon-eluded this the Pomeroy . Mason bridge ao as could come later, as the program lll: . to create one-way ae4:!ell and approved had considerable chance '-'· of fulfillment, and the other one, egress. - Replace a "dangerous'' one- Yery little, in ao far as a bridee is way bridge on Route 143 near the concerned at this time. CrossroadJ. Dtscuuions also centered on ..Support the county commia- Route 7's re-location around Pomslonen' application for federal eroy and Middleport, but nothing aid to re-surface Route 143 via Solid is known of planning ln that Harrisonville to the Athens county direction . ErneSt Vineyard of Eastern High Jine, and re-surfacing of the For- Bernard Fultz recommended a Sehoul, and _Harold Graham, Harest Run Road over Dutch Town thorough study of economic re-- risonvtlle H1gh School, reYiewed 11111. aults to Pomeroy and Middleport tbe\r v~.att m Cincinn:ati to the Ro- W1demng of Route i2t to Ra· busineu that might be affected tary-sponSolred World Affairs In· cine, R.Qute 338 from Racine to througb suggested relocations. stitute, Friday night for memben Letart Fall1 and replaee two outCounty Commi.88ioner Ihl.n c. qf the Middleport-Pomeroy Ro~ moded bridges on Route 680. 1Hartinger spoke in approval of Oub. ' The program above waa voted on 1the plan accepted for presentation Program chairman C. E. Blaketand won in a: close count aver 1He saw good chances for accept- lee tntroduced the ~~piors and helPed in a· disoussiol'! pell'iod' after their brief talks. Rotarian Q).a.kes.. Jee d'ad taken the bvy.s to Ciflcin. nati last week and stayed witb them through the discussions anc1 Jecturel!l by out1Jndio"g pel80Dali· ties m world affairs. Both boys expressed a deep inin the anformalion and ideu cained at the meetinp lasl and Saturd.fY .... The lt;tea) their triJf... Reed. Jr. allDOUJtOo ed the lliNling with the 8ei1d Ro. tary Club next Friday .at 8 jl. m. to be held .at the :mdcileport b.lgb school cafeteria. The Ladies' Night event will be hi~Ughted by an address by Leolt· Evant. Jackaon, Ohio, banker who will also show slides. taken in 'fa:ni.sia wllile ,on a . recent federal d"fernment blisSion · I Sold Coast-to-Com WAGONS 211. students .... POMEROY MOTOR CO. tMIIht Agreed Upon By CofC Snow, Cold I lua4oy .....,. ........ Meigs Road Program ·nay Brings More Perry Mason HIDE-AWAY BAR I' clwdy.... - Pomeroy-Middleport, Oltlo, Saturday, March 26. 1960 -'"""""' .tt.,.,..... ,...... lonlolrl. ,.,....,,., Low ------~-- 1 FOR THOSE WHO CARE TO WANT ·rHE VERY BEST Oldo: Clovlly. cloudy an4 • little .,..... _ . IKtkNtt thil ..... ...,_,_ l'e 'l'lwt ltttft'ftta Of 'l'lle Jlelfl__,..... .4ree FREE PARKING Crow's Steak House WEATHER , 1 PHYSICIAN DIES CIUCAGO U~Dr. EmU Here is another ln the cwrrmot Grubbe, x-ray pioneer and aur· The owner may have vfvor of 93 operation1 for ~ahcer readers,are Invited to and AI.Ued ·illneuea, died todaJ . JN~iB. ' hours. II Of Tr1•p To CiDCIDR3 • fi• Ser•ing the chicken diDDet laat · .rooms of the Heatta Cllurch were Mn. N. T. Mrs. Dave Entsminger. Rainey, Mrs. James the Misses "Frieda Crisweu, Faehnle and Bess Sanborn. Re110urre Development To Be Studied Apr. 5 Resource Development will be further studied at a meeting AprU 5 in Kyger Creek Hi&b School beginolag at 7:30 p. m. Meig&-Gallia people interested are JnvitM to bear Howard Phillips_. Rural Devel· opment .gent, Monroe County. describe hiJ: prugram there. � 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 25, 1960 lardner mcquigg