http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f1c72494781055b47c2330f97ef2f066.pdf ac2980a7d5c719884d565f1b5b6fe6ea PDF Text Text • t> u.~ sentinel. Pomeroy-M!ddlepoi't, o, Apr. 20, 198~ I Mrt. BrW<er ....comeo~ l Jl'r,~::;":A:d~ ~ intlberoc~ucoo~. About guests;.: !tiiddlepart - and guests and Invited 10 Mary Shrine lnstt.rlls Ollice.-s Fo1 Coming Lod~~ Social Year E d I p. Rutslnpillar, PWHP, Inviting presiding olficers In... ~Installing officer ror ;cluded Naoma Brinker, WHO, ....... ,_ ,....• . NOW YOU KNOW .......... . ~ :E!~~:~ Iman. Look lovelier with a flattering hair-do, styled our experts, fo~ Spring occasions, for Summer. Appointment not always necessary. by HAIR CUTS ---:--:::-:-""C" This lfonday, Tuesday, WeduE"sday onl}•. 1.SO Special! CHILDREN'S PERMANEII:TS 18 year.t of ae;e and under. WY 2-3557 POMEROY way, your balance can grow easily and without seeming to come from your WASHINGTON- The United :::~~:ca"u"J.:;rt.::n::; moves .. . back up Its diplomatic lo ~ peace In l.aO. . . 1efloris ~t Kennedy ea1lecl his ~~~~::~J·m~f~~"t:~ : :· POMEROY, OHIO ONt.-STOP SERVICE I POMEROY CEMENT BLO WSAZ-TV Channel .3 time for SPRING fix-up • ;oo•• ,,,•'fr •· .. ~. ., • •1 11 :00 R!.D rm na Rogers Show 12o00 Sky King 12o 30 Reading Room 11 :30 Roy 1:00 News ROOI Ready fa 'tical. Sev Allow a I ' 30 I o45 4o30 5 '00 5' 30 7:00 7.30 8:30 9:30 FLUS II Sizes to ~ ings. Se• 10:00 11:00 11: 15 12:00 Town & Country Indian• Vs. Yank& Dragnet Doctors At Wort Early Show Cannon Ball JacKie Gleason Oelendtlrs Have Uun Will .•:raul Guosmoke Newa 1..ate Show Newt lttction. /1 WHTN-TV Channel 13 CEILIW Acoustic pattern rc as ••••• SCREE Fix screer now. All wire in sh PANHING All types and species. Se• our large dis .. play, Mahogany as. low SQ. PAINT Interior ar range. C01 JS(FT. as . books. • AI WY2-3193 UO 9o30 1UO 10o3' It :00 11:30 1:1: 00 12:30 Pat • Mike Word of Life Social Security Churd! of Cl!riot cartoonaville Beany II Ce<il Bugs Bunn)' Allakaum 1:00 Fliclla UO SUperman 2:UO Let'a Dance 3:30 Bowling SoOO •·•orld of Sports 1:30 wrest!UII .0:141 Gallant Men I' ao Hooteii8JIJiy 9:110 Lawnmee Welk Show 10o00 . Fil~t 01 Weell 10o45 Make Thai Spare ll.llt AcadtllnJ Award !'beater Vlc! Darnone laUo Mlet !.h • Thuraday "Hazel" tPOI I or ' ...... . ~ ~ ............ ..... ¥ ... - ,.- , . .. ... . ·--· .. J. ..... ~ ·• .. " .. "' l''.'.j1- ... eJab1 weeta .. NJic.TY IIIIi- " .,, Jill¥ 11.. :.. ,. ..-· -- .•.. Mr S haefer w De'"'endent I and! · Of S CJemeRS I sOVIets , LaunchAnother Judge Orders Heavy I'ne, Late·Movies Late Movies eld . . .. . . .. .. Sot. . .y, AprY Zl, a.· J, Jle. yood Mombasa, Donaa 1\eed, Cornel WUde, Ch. I, Thriller, The Remarkable Mrs. · Hawk, and La Strege. Ch 13, One Mi,_ ule to Zero (11152) Mltcllum, Ann Blythe. Soaday Ap-U !1, a.. I, Soar Annie, William Bendix. Ch <t3, The Glaaa Key (1942) Veronica · Lal!e and Alan Lade!. Monday, AprU Z:, CR. I, Calamity Circus, Johli Derek. Cb. 13, Professor Beware (ltl!llr JlmJld Lloyd. Robert a. ne Taesdar. Aprn 21, 1. Quick Noose, Darren MCGaviiL Ch. 1.3. 1'11!! Wlndo';O (·11149) BO.: bara flallo • Wedllei!IIJ, U., ~ I, Kid on a Calleb' Hprae, 'George · Montgomery, a.. 13, The Way of AU Flesh (lito) Aklln TaiDJroff. \ .0; ' • Tbursdlly, AprB II, a.. I,· Ceath Watclt, Ednlo!lci O'Brien. CH. 13, TOmbstoll8 (1942) Wy,. all Earp, illchird Dbi. . Frltlay, AprU II, a. .. •• De . Monte Carlo Store (lll57) Mar- ., lene Dietrich. ·a.. IS, 0\iller, / The Uninvftecl (19t4r Ray ·MU.· · land, Rulh.:HUssey. Ch. ,, Y~ . '11 Find Ouf•(lMO) Kay K)s0r, , .,,.n 1'\!ter Lorre. .,r·0.: _ ,.,_, -.' •... "' . ' .: ..~: ' . '' II A -~~· -. ;, . ~ . :/1- .,_. ~- ~· ;,· ' • (_ I • ''' '·~ . ' I ' Band Concert Is T • h \ Arn orug t At Middleport . . -~ . Teachers Are Takes L•Icense II Rehired By Southern Lora} f. '-:;! .. I ,.,, l ray _ None. OhioFatalitieeSoarOver Weekend Youngstown: Edith Swanson, 82, OrrviUe: Gary Raupaucb, 21, Canton. Highway fatalities jumped in and Mrs. Anna Porter, 73, ol Bea· Doylestown, killed in three-car Sullay . . . . collision oa Ohio 94. Young.stnwn~ George H. Ret• Oluo durmg the weekend, despite semer, Pa., k1lled ut • two-car Xema:. . Mrs. J oseph w. w·ISe{'Up, r~t · k, ,., fatally ..m,....""" · ••-' m · an au.,. •mild temperatures aad dry roads. colUsion near New Middletown. 38, Xenia, and her son, Terry, 6, collision on U.S. 62 &t the int.,... A United Press lDternatioDal Clevelaod: Mn. Harold E. killed in a bead-on crash on u.s. flection with ISS a mile north of coWX from e p.m. Friday until Smith, 48, fatally injured when five miles east of here. the Mahoning-Colwnbiaaa muntJ midnight Sunday showed at least her cu was bit by another auto ' Zanelvilleo Murl E. Inman, SS, line. 16 persoas lost thotr 11v.. in Ohio . aubu ban Brook P k Rooeville, killed wheo his car Xenia: Wolter W. Jobm1111, 18, hJghway cr88hes. The toll last 10 r ar · crashed intp a culvert on Ohio 555 Covington, Va., killed wheb the week was 10. ........_, near the Muskingu.m River. auto he was operating bit a utiJ:.. Two other accidents, 1 f11'11 and Cleveland: Poter J . Delgado, IS, CBDtoao Robill Cooper, 8, Plaia lly pole oa 010 Wilberforce,Clifl. 1 tractor mishap, boosted tbe ac- lndepend...,., tilled wben his car Twp.. atruc!< and l:illed by car ton Rood. . clcleatalcleelll toll to 18. AI usual, rolled over ill suburltaD Bruod· u she crossed rood retUI'IliDg Faldtom: Lo111ie Travis Jr., f, Sow-day a.....led lor most of vloW Helgttta. from mall boX. . . faially fJ)jUrefl 1!ben I .,.. opel' tbe deatha, 10 bappealo& 011 that Cleveland: Mn. Alice M....,, Daytooo ~ J. F - . ated by bi& fMhir llrUdi '!be. n!11r ·dey. 5I, lD 1 lira 11 ber 1partme1t In llaJton, was tilled wbeD hla car oi ~CievelalllfliOlildao-ashecl loto another outside the 'hrhk7'; ~ ·y.... Fr!UJ afJihl l'ortaa...th: liiephetl J. Gable, <IIJ · !If, 14. Violie!t. ~ tiQind Ia Tolodo' JacOb A. Alexander, '10, 1J, l!ortiiDouth, ~trac- Can1011: Loo ameo Grlflla, .. .a a\lsltiP -~ ~.,... anol ··' tilled by a ear u be ran· · - lot o.t<tmoed liod J1fi1!*I him be- cintoo, latally Injured when !lie biejclt Ito . ,...... • ~ ,. • I .Ilia llomo. , · Mont II. . olnJck by I truek 011 U.S. ~~~- :t. · By Uai&ed Prell la&eru.Uoul 136, Jeaa Seberg las been cast as "Lllith . ' " one of th8 most eagerly-sought-aRer roles ill !'&o oent years. She win be starred with Warren Beatty In lite Columbia Pictures release to be produced by Robert Ro3Sen.Ple- . lure is an adaptallnn of the I; · R. Salamanca novel wti1dl II scheduled to be lllmed late th!JI Spring ..... . ' I 1 J.i, mt.itliiif · .:~, 8:00 TV Classroom Store-wide values in Spring fix-up materit;s. One-Stop service . . . aHrQctivt prices. Shop now and save. Rainier unm.· anned probeInspace S'porll> 9:00 Capta10 Kan"an10 1D: 00 The AlviD Show !Oo30 ~IIghty ~louse Playllo- 4 case in of Timbre and btusb fires will climax a week o£ regal show which the couple opened the evening will be lavish. The Grace wiiJ slip out of the liJne, ••. flare across the eastern half for the former Grace last Friday. buffet dinner wiU be served up light for a quiefvisit with Grace'& I Funeral services for Hubert the nation today while and her husband• .Rainier · Tonight~ of the ·city's elite- on a 60-foot table teaturing gour- mother, Mrs. John B. Kelly sr., G. _Mace, who died Sund~y at foresters tallied a weekend Monaco. The prince termed socialites, buslness tycoons, politi- met viands sculpted in the shape who has been )ooktng after their Meigs General Hospital will be high In human liVes, homes "the ,second most important clans and figures from the world of heraldic animals. c;~ildren, Prince Albert and Prin· held Wednesda~ at 3 P· m. woodland. to hit in-laWs' hometown, of tPe arts-will crowd the great For music there will be Pbila- cess Carollne, at her East Falls frum the Ra_wlmgB Coab Fun~ THree persons were dead ~~=II ~::'gr aftt-r his 1956 visit to Mk Gre$-style foyer of the Philadel- delphia·born singers Marian An- home. They will remain here for 1era I home ~1!h _the Rev· M. E. · the se--· Dowson offlcmH·· and the Two minor ptraffic mishaps were over more th an 200 1nj"··• un:u m her hand. j pbia Museum of Art for the ball derson and Eddie Fisher and Mo- about five weeks with sidestrips 1 -oa. p I' N · investigated · · d ries of fires."lt's so But for P~lphia it was the sponsored by the Philadelphia nacan pianist Gilbert Vatican. to Washington and New York. Rev: H~ard Ru~pelt the weekend by omeroy o tee. o InJUries occurre ly dry that the leaves are just fashion group. And for danciog there will be Burial will _be m ~e no arrests were made in either acciden...t... . _ _ __ like guopOwder," said one Vir~ Sitting WIO. GovemoJ" Meyer Davis' famed society band. mausoleum m Rwerv1ew The first wreck, a two-car ]. glnia forester. "All lt takes is . 00 Grace and Rainer will be guests ,Bul the party-stopper will be ~ S, C etery. . occurred at >:45 p. m. Mulberry-av at 9o>O p.m. Bat· a spark.'' · ~of honor and will be seated in fashion extravaga!'lza by PhiladelHe was born at Guysville, on West Main-st near urday when a car dnven by A flre In Morgan County, w. al bo t h h d r th I h. bo d . J GI son ot the late Marion and L Pomeroy . Mason bridge. Orville Napper, 44 • of Pomeroy, a roy X a t e ea o e p 18· ro eslgners ames a. 3S U· l·n the ml·nor crash R Jl. 3, hlt a parked auto own· Va., raged oilt of control and . grand stairway with Gov. and anos and Gustave Tassell. bolh "" b Goodall Mace, and is Coal swept eastward. Authorities Mrs. William W. Scranton Los Angeles-based. • ed by his wife, Martha, and a James W Rose 32 of Gal- Gedrovbey Harold Walters of c ' 70 Officers reported that said no communltiet were bt ot~er ~i~itaries. The princess PlaD Saber Areh br~ther Emmons Mace, . andJames E race,_ , Nappe.r was ~rowded from the will rece1ve a baccarat crystal Models anoounced by Betty anJ AriZOna. Vmton. There was medium highway by another motorist. Immediate dang~. A blaze in ,Panther State Forest destroyed - ~. He was a retired r~ilroad en- ;damage to the ngh~ rear quar· I Damage was light to both ears. more than 1,1100 acres of Details of Meigs coonty's Mrs. Helen Posey llooglas gineer of the New York Central Iter panel of Crace s auto and I M 11 G<>ff 20 of La .11 ber by today. A llamipg ridgeRed Cross Blood pro- I Schaefer, former Pomeroy res· For the past 12 years he assist' the left lender of Rose's had ar ~· le . . ~SVt :· to-ridge ittfer"QO near Welch, w. will be explained at a ident who died in Lake Worth, ed in operating the La Sail~ light damage. i ~eanw 1 • 1'!'as arres Y Va., was reported under control Thursday at~ p. m.. in Fla., Saturday, was a direct ~e- Hotel. Mr. Mace was a member The other colhsmn was on t 0~~· po ICf.! on ha no operr:; Sen 1 or · scendent of Samuel Cleme111 . • ·- _ --- ors tcense c arge a d th fire th 7 an ano er on e · audltorluDI. . . . . IMark Twain) and Gov. E. p ol the Heath MethndJSl church James Harold Rowle.y, 33, Pornacre '!ores! properly of the lam. . . . . . . os- m Middleport, a charter memeroy was taken mto custody ed GUenbrier rell!ll'f at While Doctors, hospital staflll; police MOSCOW (UPJ) -"• Tbe Sov1et llrequency of 19 996 megacycles. ey, thord governor of lndiaaa. ber of Feeney • Bennett Post · 1 ' . to . f ffida H 'SUphur Springs also Wal!l 'COn-- a d. sheriff's departments, UnlGn tatlay launched another un- radio system ror precise meas-t Mrs. Schaefer went to ~ life)" ~merican l..e«i,on 8 ' m XIC: IOD ~ nd v r:,..._ ,on tamed. squads 8nd fire de- manned space satellite in its ·pro- urement-~f elemeniii.J>t.lhe orl>it, Worth In 1940 from Poii\ • so over 1 • we • • ..,._. 01 ilie"Middle fl 'Ma• • • American Legi~ gram of outer spaee research. ' aad a radto-te!Orilelrlc system for With her· late husband, Carl A. ';onie lliidge F. and :'M. 363, ~asv:! ~ :t:~::i ~~: HAVANA- The last 'rl Amntlrses.,and others: are· The ,officlal newa agency Tass ,transnuttmg Lo each mfor~ation Schaefer, fon:ner editor of the Scottish Rites pf Columbus, and • ]or Charles Legar's Court 1Ul" r!cans imprisoned In Cuba preattend the meetmg call- said the sate!Ute was cosmos IS, Ion the fuoctwnlng of the mstru· Pomeroy Trobune Telegraph, Aladdin Sbrine Temple 01 Col~fared for 8 '.'freedom fl1ght" by the board of directors of the nth .such vehicle put up sill'Ce ments and scientifie apparatus. and later of the Lake Wortb umbus. He served in the Army ' IntoxJcat_10_n_.- - - to the United Stales today. American Red Cross chapt· the Russians started the program Herald. . . in World War I in France and . . New York attorney James 8 . In Meigs. designed to facilitate spoce flights She doed. m a West Palm Germany. Friends may call at The heglnmng and lntermedl- Scholarship Team Donovan, who negotiated &he The t'Oiltinulng pro'blem of , by man. Beach hospital after a long Ill- the funeral home any time. ate band con~ert Will_ be hel~ lease of the Americans, said a supply of the U was the fourth Soviet Sputnik ness. Monday evenmg, tomght, Ap Being Announced Mis year . long mission In betypes needed will be dis- launched this year- all within the . F ~ Mrs. Scahefer was a member , rll 22 - at ?:_30 p. m.. 1 the_ hogh The Scholarship team from half of prisoners and Cuban and each phase of blood laot five weeks. of the Daughter~ of Amerio:an I school audotorJUm m Middle- Middleport High School whiclt refugees had been accompUsbdistribution, and its Tass said the apparatus on Revolution, MadJson, Ky .: Or- , port The concert had been 1"· will compete in the State SchoJ.. ed. The lawyer said l.CIOO more presented. bOard the Sputnik was functionder of Easter~ Star, Pomeroy; : correctly ~ated as the 23 ~d. Iarship Tests to be given at Ohi• refugees will go the United state ing normally. ~ and of tbe EpiSCopal church. The vaned program Will be University in Athens, May I, ino later this week, pOSSibly Wed~ Marietta's Kelty Cosmos 15 carries scientific apBesides her daughter, Mrs. under the direction of Mr. Eu- eludes: paratus "designed to continue re- Don Frasier. 60, of Mid~le- ~ancy Po~ell, wi~h whom she 1 gene Gtrerke, instrumen~J di- l English I, Jon Cunningham; nesday, bringing to more than 5,1100 the total Cub&ns and Am- To Be Speaker Here search of outer space." Tass said. port, was rapped a heavy fme hved , survivors mclude these ] rector. Three . bands will be IEnglish 11, Martha Nicholson; ericans permit..eo to leavt: Cua The annual Racine Tornado The satellite also carrie,~; a ra- Saturday m MeigS County court other daughters. Mrs; Claiborne pe~formm,g thts. y~ar mcludmg English 111 , Ellen Dutton; baas a result of Donavan's ne- basketball banquet has been dio transmitter operating on a by J?dge Frank W. Porter, Jr. Gregory, San . Antomo, Texas, Teachers of Southern Local this year.s begl.nnmg students, ]American History, Forrest gotiaUons with Premier Fidel for this Wednesday at 6:30 ~ Fraster had been a!"fested for and Mrs. Dame Gibson, Chest· school district wer' rehired last last years be.g~ners and the ,Bachtel; World History, Randy C...stro, p. m. in the 7 ~th grade build~ Law Broadens Its a D~~ by the MeJ.gS. County ertown, Md .• a sister, Mrs. week during a meeting of the advanced mustcJans, I Humphreys: American Gover.- - - - -\ ing, . • She~1ff s department Fnday fol- Margaret Nixon, St. Petersburg, district bm!f<J of education. The program will open with lment, Roger Manley; Bookkeep. Melp Memorial Jloop!lal Mike Morrison, who Is In his Rad1o Coverages iowmg an accident on Stale Rt. Fla.: a brother, Paul I;>ougla~, ] Board officials said 35 teac~ers. a "Bach Chorale" by the com- ling, Lee Roush; General Scie,.. ADMlSSIONS SA'l1JRDAY seasoo coacned the 'tor- The Meigs County Sheriff~s ·, 7 below Middleport. . Lo·usvJIIe;. and !tve grandchd~ .some of whom were already on bined bands followed by " Pro~ lee, Kenneth Harris; Physics, Mrs. Charles Pngh, Pomeroy. nadoes to a fabuloua rli<ord, Department now has a wlderl Jndge Po~ or,.dered FraSier dedrebn. SeLarkvi~ds wChdl be announc- continuing contracts, were re- cesrion March" by the begin- ~ David Wiley; Latin I, Robel1 30 1 DISCHARGES SATURDAY has announced that Marietta range of law enforcement radio · 0 pay a .,...vv. ~ne, serve Y esi e ape1· hired at the recommendation of ners. The second band will play Schmoll ; Latin II, Roger Stil-· Emlila Jean Dabo, Pomeroy; High School head basketball coverage, Sh~iff Robert C. ldays m county }ad, f$75 as County Superintendent 0. 0 . "Sunset Star," an ov~rture, and les; .spanish I.. Roger W~1t; Maud Van Meter, CUlton: coadt Don Kelly will be the Hartenbach sa1d today. the suspended part 0 8 orm~r BOGUS SOUCITOBS Patterson. "Cowboy Tunes," w1th the ad- Spamsh II, Jamce Tannehill; 271 leiJ, Winegar, Athens. speaker. The Junior class of Sheriff Hartenbach said his ~.me, and tok~avfe his drnrer s Joe Sayre,C Troop Scout~ In other action, the board ac- vanced students playing '" P~m~ : Aigebra I, Roy Coleman ; AlgeoBmTH SATURDAY Local High School will department has radio contact ] 1cense revo .~r one yea~._ master at ~r~n~r, reports cepted the resignation of Larry pus Major March." "Carruval lbra II, Harold Vance; Plane 1nd Mrs. Charles PLlKh serve the banquei.. Reservations with the Mason County Sheriff's In anoft.heedr a$c~mnnd,Okey Kls ~hat Ulegal. soltcttahons a~e be- Morrison as coach and gave a for Trumpets." an overture, ~ Geometry, Mick Morris, .an 4 er was m . d h ' be d b ta tin . 1., a costs on mg made m that area m the . .. , . .1 J d M eroy, ..t aug ter. rna e ! con e g Department at Pomt Pleasant. 1a charge of intoxication. Kiser name of the 'so Scouts. He ' year:s leave of absence to gir~'s "Russ1an Chorale, '~extcan 8 1oogy, u Y oore. ADMISSIONS SUNDAYschool immediately. He added that the broader also had been cited to court by said solicitation/ were made physocal education teacher Rota Sundae," "Tango Tune,' and len Stewart, Langsville. range of rnd1o coverage will be the Sheriff's Department k b Slavin. The Souther~, Local selectoons from the Broadway Unemployed Claims 1 t DISCHARGES SUNDAY - .• OOMMI'M'EE TO MEET "very useful'' in cases of emer· -· t!:n-age;: wh% s : t~~ ::;~ board: with president George musical, .. Do Re Mi." ~~y Proffitt, Racine; Stella . The Bend Centennial Festival gency. . TAKEN TO HOSPITAL were to be used for a trip to Baer m charge, approved apoAre Running Lower ~ns, Reedsville~ Mrs. committee will meet April 29 Pomeroy emergency squads- Kentucky. Mr. Sayre reminds !ICY for .us~ of school buikhngs TO MEET AT WAHAMA Claims for unemploymerl G .rman Bnd son of · at 7:30 p. m..at the Mason City LOCAL TE~PS men took Cly~e · Anderson of resident!! of the Carpenter area m the d1str~ct ·~ ~eleased the There will be an open meet- benefits in Meigs county wen~ Mrs. Charles Pugh and buildlng. All interested persons ~e temper~ture m Pomeroy fi:utland to Me1gs General hos- that the Boy Scouts do not make state from 1ts ~uilding contract ing at Wahama High school running 76 lower last week than ter, Pomeroy, urged to attend by c~ busmess d1str1ct at 11:30 a. m.lpltal Saturday at 8:50 p. m. direct money solicitatioos. for the new high school. gym tomorrow at 7:30p. m. All for the same week a year ago, Cbllirnien Mrs. F. C. Reichert was 53 degrees~ under clolldy where he was treated and re· committee chairmen and all Frank w. Childers, manager o1 ;~~=~ Mn. Ray Proffitt. . skies. leased. FIRE CONTROLLED . . .. PETITION DlSMISSED . .. alumni interested in helping the Bureau of Unemployment The Middleport fire depart· A pelttion filed by Helen Bat- w:th this year's banquet and Compensation, reported. None~. ment was called to Cheshire at ley for divorce from Donald E. dance are urged to attend. This There were 23 new claims _ DG~~;.:m.~~~ 4o05 p. m. Sunday when a brush Biley in Meigs County Com- year's event will be held June filed last week, added to 328 He • .. vuK:'"'l fire started from reported mon Pleas Court has been dis- I, at Wahama High school with continued claims, for 349 at .Dora aton, Pomeroy. sparks off a train's box cor. missed on application of the the Tom Reed orchestra provld~ week's end, compared to 426 a =~~ ~Av The fire was quickly conlroUed. plaint~!. in!l dance ·music. year ago. Will Be Made WCHS-Tv Channel 8 and just in He '' _ or wa• before dropping out of sporta - an excepllnnal· · · ' EXp1anatlon . 11.20 Movle Tough, durabla asphalt shin9l01. Foil colo'r and pattern ront~~t or $ g3 low aa swan . kest .pa·rty· D·u' . e ·Grace re:i:Ou!:"'.! of Mr. and Mn. Victor Dent, Main-st, Cheshire. v 1- BJ dprojJJ"am - 11 ' 30 Moke Room For Daddy 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12 :30 E"ploring 1:30 Movietime 3o30 Scrapbook 4: 00 Braves Vs. Giante, 6o30 News & Sports 6o40 W~ather US New$ I cOO ~turday Jamboree 7<30 Bam Bene.JlCI '8 o3& ·Joey Bishop 9o00 Sa!urday Night Movle IJ : OO News n :to Weather 'I' 15 Coast Guard hod a opotlight Dent, who was perched priWm,ately 4e feet above pavement, in the center of file opan altogethr some 150 feet above file river. A huge cniOYd of people .,.,. gripped with lenaion as Dent stood polaed, Pomeroy Police Log Pair Of Minor Weekend Wrecks 11 :00 Fury Mombor Fadoral Doposit lnsuronco Corporotlon ~'*" • ~t ~- 1/. -;. ' of 8:30 PoPeye • f'all 9o311 Ruff & Keady · 10:00 Sh"-rl LeWis 10:30 Kmg Le<~nardo Member Faderol Rosorvo System OOfiNG ~~~~.,on ,1,... by 7:30 Dowt1 on tbt Farm The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Interior or Exterior. Standard 4' x 8' panels as low as •• 01 The According to Sgt. S. P,' Ean- -apparent split with his blgh dezender 01 tne West VIrginia school oweetheart, and aeemed State Police, lle~t . was taken to be looking lor "sympathy." into custody, quesU:IIled and re- The lncldent look plaoe leased. around 10:15 p. m. , tying up Sgt. Eandenzender sald the lraffic on both olcles of the yooth was aespondent over the river lor nearly two hOura. The ginia State Police, Pl. Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department, Maaon County Sheriff's officials, the Ohio. Stale Patrol, U. S. Coast Guard, and friends, the yquth came down. in cr Wo Pay 3'Yo fntorHI On Your Savings YWOOO two bol!r• ooaxing by west Vir- IIi . c· I T b . stone . Jty n urna out t,helr SATURDAY Ct operating money. *rwltll•n•utllllll--. ' ing ~e ~~i ..~la;.:~~y =~!~: to school officials. lha crillcal Laotian attuallon. Ollieial~ said one purpose of PHILADELPIDA WPII - This Iroyal poiro' most lmporlant bowl from the sponsora for her Furneu wiU parade on the stair- M F a] today'a session was to city, where Americans Isojourn terms of publlc occ•- oontiouing influence on exee11eace heralded by page boys with 3Ce UDef TRIESTE'S SKIPPER - In Washington, Lt. Cmdr. ble give the Pentagon the independence slons at which Grace and Rainier fashion'. brilliantly colored banners. Cadets Donald L. Keach ruled out any possibility that his vessel, ahead to send U, S. 7th in 1'77ti, wil1 give the Icould be seen tbe average cit· From the pre-dinner cham· from Pennsylvania Military Col. WiJl Be H Jd the deep-diving bathyscape Trieste, could aid in thr units Into the Gulf of Slam of the year tonight for its ,izen. Thousands ol Philadelphians pagne r""'ptlon until a midnight lege have been drafted 10 proe seorch of the Thresher that went down in the Atl'llttic. add psychological force to llle:::::.•m princess, Grace have glimpsed them at various fu-eworks extravaganza on the vide arches of rossed sabers un· He •aid the Trieste, model he is holding, will be sent Western peace effOrts. even~ In connectkln with the museum terrace in view of down- der which the modeLs :wUI pass. On wednesday down if the Thresher is located in advance. • • • 1be titled the Crystal Philadelphia travel and vatation town Philadelphia, e.,.ery detaiJ of After the ball and cond l!f'ihree days bJ review rr. 01 It's a wise worker who makes use of a plan like this. 1 Despondent OYer an apparent break-up with biB girl friend, 'Bel~ Dent, 17 • year • o~ KyHJgb school senior, to . JUmp off the Silver Bridge Sunday nlgbt. Hawaver, following nearly J pay check regularly at this bank. This -I I~Wretet party. DEPOSIT a few dollars out of your ~ !:'~0::. :':f'.:nt Neuman . :.:.::: and Ja~t Capehart of thelq1arent., &11'. Cheesebrew, Installing aololsls. Herman Haddo~t. Mrs. Emma Jean Neal of ' Following the entrance of me Connelsvule Is here for a 1 officers for installation, Mr. with her m~ther, Mn. Frances 1 Cheesebrew presented the flag Bearhs. · and Mrs Capehart sang, "The The Re and Mr v. s. ILord•s p rayer.tl Place and children of I ;Juring the installation o f f''. Y.• have aiTived for a Mrs. Cheesebrew as WHP. as with her parents, Mr. and <he was escorted around t h e Harry Houdaahelt and daoJgh- 1 . cross to her station, ter, Freddie. Cheesebrew sang. "Oh, Master Mrs Frank Cbeesebrew Let Me Walk With Thee," In ~ngsville Friday even1lngl while Mr. Hughes was to allend a otork shower to his station, "In the Garden. Mrs. Wallace Fetty. Following the ins~tion, Mr Guests a& the- home of Rev. Cheesebre~ sang, How and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew Thou Art. for Easter SUnday were her ! Greetmgs and remarks moth Mr J B Hayes Mr ~ ~:=by Brinker' Fern Cheesebrew and er • s. · · ' · alter which and Mrs. Charles Woode, All:ed, were presented on be- and Mrs. BeSB Sproles of Noagof the Shrine to Naoma i ara Falla, N. Y. . Brinker outgoing WHP by Max- I Mr. and Mrs. Charbe. HalU of ine Wingett and to Jesse Brink· R~ House, W. Va. VISited With er, outgoing wos, by hiS sister and Mr. and WAY TO SAVE .......,................ ...... . .. ·~ ~~~ ' --~.-----------------------------------------~.~----~--------------~---~---------------------------------------------------------~~~~ ------------------------~----· VOL XV NO. 6 POMEROY-MIDDlEPE:lRT, OHIO MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1963 PRIC£ FIVE CENT! , SY \ 4t.~4\ ' DeHt«l To The Mr. l THE ct~rrent • 1 HYSELL'S BEAUTY SHOP E. MAIN ST. .....!lfiJ ..... ""' .,.., lflniP .......... .... fiiiiNof . entttt\\~ e , ""' in- Pleasant> Mils Carlllell , dol, Can~, 'lod Mn. ~=~~ Marie Hawkins scribe; Grace ' Good Headway for Spring &Summer '· • Vda. JPpr'cly llelieved .. AtheJIII, Aahland, . ' Logan and MarYI Dr. aad .Mn, l)<lvld Middle.,_, lnlltallatlon of officers ol Jeue Brinker, WOS, and Ber· Shrmes. too. ol DeytOn, 'are gueata · llJ.ary Shrine, 'White Shrine of Inice Winn. inviting herald. Mrs. For tbe Installation and huaband, r.fr, ,and Jeruaalem, Thursday evening, Brinker was escorted 10 the were seated on whl~ Wl]ter Wldd,ell and_ alao fll the iOOF Hall . lront bv the inviting In the form o1 8 cross hla brS.IMr atld other IIBUn. · Bird o1 Paradlae, gladioli, after which a solo, "Just llltalling ofllcers ' Cbe! ·Haddl!l' llld pink camatl""' and the emblem Closer Walk With Thee," Roberts, Installing her- Me)o# •.of Suitlllld, Md., "The Open Door," were used presented"'hy Margaret Mabel Bermel!, installing and Mra. Jan Haddox, ~~~ II> clo<:orate the hall. • •• ""'*' n. l.l •• .. ·I'Oiif•- l' •• �I • Til.- llaily !iiPntinel COMMENTAliNG .DI10I1ALL Y • Spread The Refugee Load··· / " Governors - working through t h e Coun~U ol State G~vernmonll - havo wlllllly urg1d t~olr colleagues in many se,'lors to help ease the Cuban refugee prublem, Up tu now, 1 h•ndlui ol !IIIU have b<!ma tho burdtn. N"urally, flurldt, a• tile treat entry port, !opt them all by 13r. Thon are 1orna 182.000 rofu&tt "ca•eo," which maana tllhtr famlli" or unattached indlviduala, awaltln~ 1ome kind ot diapo•illon In Florida . Where re"ttlement h.. occurred. Now Vorl! 11 tho principal reclplant with Io,ooo ~am. New Jtr~ty hao MOO, i'uo•·to Rico 2.800, California 2,300. Obvioully thtlf placet. tor the moat "It Would Appear He's Headed Toward Us!, part, have the double attraction of a broad job markot ond on OKioting aubstanlial Latin population. Puerto !\leo, of course, Is predominantly Latin and NiiJfO In makt·up. & \. • ... -. t • Sentinel, Sou~hern Local District Pays · ors· Due ~ .c:u oreac·h··s· r· ~ . · Hon R.....-,•,;""..1 ·' Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April H, lMI 't ~ ~ ~ ~.,~\:;.JC. Retired t•m'were ~~onor- Pall ·llteiWMsueall: · e.s 'I'Wida1 aJchl , . Helen Help Us! ., ' ly Helon lotte! ' But if It la to be continuing Amerlean policy to provide at ltast 1 ltmporacy haven for Cubans tleeinll Ca,lr!>, llltn lhP burden must in fairnep be distrl· buted more widely across the nation. And the aettlernent proces, ouebt to bp mana,ed with arnt~r dispatch ~ that Florida ohould not, by tho accident of pro~imity to Cuba, have to boar ao huge a proportion of what lo truly a national· problpm. wben the JOIIIIlnp Beegle, J)i-esldont, ~ Local Teacher'l M- lleld •a oborl hnobr• -ion IIOClatlon held Ito IIUlll8l dbner when 'Edward Johnlon waa apmeellni ~~ the bllh schoo). pointed to aerve one year on :!onortd were Mn. Pearl 1!:1'- the Coonc:il of lhe Melgo CounMID Warie Circle and MID ty Eclueatlon · Alooclatloo. Ora Hin. loll'll. Feme Gaul In- The group voted to work ou troduced Hubert Price, who the Improvement of lhe paid tribute lo Mrs. Ervin and les b eacb school In presented ber wllb a filii from trlct. The following the aaaoCiatlon. volunteered to serve on a Mrs. RUth 'rooter preS<Dted mitlee to assist b the Miss JIJU wltli a filii and Mn. Marlene Fisher, Fen · Elma Loockes presented a gift Jean Alkire, Nellie Parker, to Miss Circle. Each teacher ma Louclles, Elizabeth pre50111 then told of their plana and 111r. Beegle. The upon retiring frQm the teacblng apeed to maid! any amoWit profssion ' aC<!Ulllulated toward Improving ~ Hayman, executive the Ubrary. head of SOUthern Local express- Tbeae olflcers were elected ed bla thanka ~ tbe retiring lor the new year - president, teachers lor thell' many yean Jennings Beegle; vice presi· ol oei'Yice. · dent, Florence Circle: secreSchool board members Tbonl- lary, Marlene Fisher, treaaur· as Sayre, Rachel Downey, Gene er, Ruth TUcker. Mrs. Chlorus Yost, Harry Hill, and Clerk Grimm was appointed chairman. H~alth A diMer was served by the .. Racine Band Boosters !rom tables centered with ments of sprinB !lowers. These 0 ~ancer Uft were later presented to the reA cOntrlbution was made to tJred teachers by the PomeroY. the callcer fund when Rock Flower shop. Place cards were Springs Better Health club met miniature slates. Tburoday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Horace Abbott. Mrs. w. A. Morgan, pres(. dent, conducted the meeting. Devotions taken from The Upa per Room were led by Mrs. •ln. Better Club Donates f d T ,.. Class Barrier Erased··· Once the ble airline• atprted flying first cla•s and touriat claas passenger• in lh@ aame plan~. divided only by a pat·· litlon and qulta a few dollaro, 11 was juat a quelltlon ot time before the puhllc would dem~n~ cllan11e1. Moro and more travelers began to fly in the economical back ol the plane. Fewer and fewer paid premium rate• to get a free cocktail or a tender cut of II· lel mignon. Many busine&i firm& instructed their repre&enlalives to fly louriot. First reault was that the airline' be· gan moving the partition forward , slic· ing down fir~! claos to a mere sevpn or eight ruws .in some cases. ·· But it wa1 only a question or tlrne betort the pilots of t~~ bi¥ jets would look around and find the partition back of their shouldero. That's where ltl~ today in a new sprvice inau,ur3led by one air· line !United) and likely to be adopted by others. Prom Committee W M d U Of as e p Junior Mothers C . . Homer Radford. The report of the. sick cOD'imittee was given Eastern FHA Mrs. Fr~~ter .. .,~ ~· . '""' Easlarn Outplar of FilA AprD 15 at the borne of Avice Frecker b Raeine inataU new officers. 'lbooe iDataUed by Knowlea were Ann Freeker· ' Babr· treai..;er Mary first class. Makes sense, p~rticu)Jrly more ••ats lor th~ airline~. for Easter by Mrs. Clil!ord Lei!· rts; food commJllee, the above hell. Plans were completed for named and Mrs. Paul ~.!""" •.D~=-==~J>ome=:I'!IY:·:MJ6d=teport=~·o~.,~/o=lfii=•~·~= ""Iii VJ Gol. !'llg. IAnv 12-os. Cone o•• katie EVANS FULL SIZE 16-.os. Loa,... During the business session' il Mrs Carl Moore presiding WESTFIELD was voted to order danny i and to have a make-bei.eve tea as monf' making proRoll-rite refills were sold. note of thank;:. was read from Miss Genevieve Stobart, who is ih, for flowers and · cards sent i her. The wondet box donated I ~y Mrs. He,·b...rt Dixon was 1 DRINK -. Mn. Lewis Named Regiorurl Director Mrs. CharLes · C. Lewis of \'Jinding Trail Garden club was e1ectet. a director of Region 11 · the spring regional meeting the Ohio Association of (farclubs held Saturday in Albany High School. Attending from the Pomeroy clubs were Mrs. Dwight Park· er, Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, BREASTS 55 LEGS &THIGHS 45 29 lb. •'• Carnival \ •' . ' t • ' ;~ lZ1 ssue e-c -·~ Rolls Assorted Colora . Same Top Quality! .Just Like Mom & Dad'sl leg. LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE Child's folding • - ..,., 25c Child's Rocking Chair '~··/·: ..., '·" K - Your SiiYOrw- Meat Chair 5 Compa-at . CUTLERY TRAY Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, Mrs. Jed febster Sr. 1nJ Miss Lucretia lramtrtlblt AuloiiiiUt FI')'Sii:llltt, R&tall Ytlut $24.15 • lb. BONNIE r~·~·t FRYING CHICKEN PARTS lb. ft 32-os, Cans~ For 8~ SWIFT'$ PREMIUM - TENDER CltOWN U. S. .COVERNMENT INSPECTED Grape or Orange II APPLIANCES a II NOW THRU WEO., APIIl 24•h AT lt.NV fVANS SUPER MARKET l DOMINION 8 % CAL. PAPER CONTAINER SLICED LUNCHEON MEAT~ Ohio Valley Baking Com· awarded to Mrs. Helen Brickles I pany. a guest. Mrs. M1ore presented j Mrs. , extending her ap- each m~mber with a bookmark prec.iali•o"' for all ol' the help in the shape of a cross with a : cooperation from the Jun- · .verse inscribed. I mothers that helped to At the close ol the meetir1g :I ~ ~~~::~th~e: fVening a succe~. potluck refreshments were sergirls serving t he ved to those named above were Diane Van Coon- Mrs. Florence Holley, Mrs. Connie Teaford, Celeste Geoffrey Wilson, Mrs. 11 AUlt, Barbara Hoffner, Chris- Weeks, Mrs. Ben Buck, Miss · Bahr, Martha Nicholson, Doroth~ Long c..nd guest Sherry Simmons and Seren Lew- CJara Karr. The next' m'e•eti11g :.OiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiliiii>l will be held at the home :Mrs. James Will. YOUR CHOICE OF THESE FINE CENTER HAM SUCES MILK AND PUP.o':HA5E Any TI\IH 13) 6 D~. l"llg•. Swill 's Pr•mium STACKED HEEL II PUMP $7.49 THE SHOE. BOX COU~ON '14?/' Gte'en St0mp 1 Emge't Tonchr Smoked Homogenized WITH ,, .SO EXTRA "An Easter Prayer'' and ent wete those named above Donations were made ~~ · 10. 4c oH TREET ' ICE CREAM and Mrs. Howard Bolin. . Les, Mrs Jack Satterfield, Mrs. Mrs. James Will read Group singing and· refresh- Iva Stewart, Mrs. Dorothy N·M widths. Cane Armour'a - Flavor~ W•llul~ Form• -Making Projects won by Mrs. William Grueser ley Swisher, Mrs. Ernest JOJ 50. EXTRA Planning Money Workers class of the Enter· Beige·brown or aJI black. IESDAY, APRIL 22, 23, 24 ~')/ Gi-cc n Stainp~ Willing Workers Mrs. Fred Mrs. ~odney Sauer, Mrs. Women's BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNERS-PARTlU I William .Grueser, Mrs Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Ar· A breakfast for seniors lee Abbott, Mrs. Roy Grueser, held at the high school Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Mrs. Har· 2 • 3 a. m. with Mrs. Paul old ·Blackston, Mrs. Hugh Sr.ott . Mrs. Wallance Bradford, Bearbs, Miss Nancy · Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. Dale and children, Vicki Dutton. and Mrs. James SimpBrue!e•Biackston and Judy son in charge. Doughnuts for ford. breakfast were donated by STEAJCS - CHOPS - HAM 1 Googlein and Mrs. George Skin• lord Stumbo, Mrs. Everett •orise EUB Chur, Thursday ner. A contest was conducted Bachner; elean-up at the home of Mrs. by Mrs. Rollin Radford and Mrs. Dale Nicholson, Mrs. Har· Myrtle Long. Mrs. John Smith Eichinger, mothers . ' BROASTED .,CHICi,.:N MOIDAY- TUESDAY- the meeting of the Will· and Mrs. William OPEN ~ ~.M. TQ 1 P.M. • Sarah ' Knowles. repo"'•r, Carolyn Prl-. ,,. " ··:_~~~;o.,;.iiii~-~~~;;;;:;o;;.~~;;._:;_:~~~~~~~;;::;._.= Devotlona were given by Sllllf·ll • Null. A aponsored 'by the boliiO eco8omics was presented as follows: Mrs. Jean Hsmm, Linda Lipscomb, Karen Nease, and Peggy Glenn of the Racine cllapter FHA ell)llained the dlf· lerent FHA degrees and how they may be earned. The degrees are: Junior Homemak· ers degrees, chapter homemakers deg,..es, and S Ia te Homemakers degrees. Present were . J e 8 a Price Pullins, Charlene Pigott: Ann Frecker, Jean H u D I, Sisson, Bbaron E r a 11 k. Ritchie, Shirley Jadiaon Maxey, Delores M8xey: R MARKETS Knowles, Mary Craft We Reaa,.,e The rit1ht To Limit Quantities Bahr, Fern Hartung: Cftr""' c~cond & Mill St., Middleport Nutt, Carolyn Price, and mothers Mrs. PrJ~. Mrs. Mondoy thru Thurscliy ..•.... . 9 A.M. to 6 _P.M. and Mrs. Frecker. the . Friday and Saturday .. .. . 8:30 A.M. Ia 8 ,30 P.M. advisor. Tl:e creed was said alld the new president, Jo AM Freck· Mrs. Leifheit chairman, Mrs. Wendall Gerlach; dining menta closed the meeting. Pres- ~m, Mrs. Irvin ' n....w-• serving the canteen at the Mrs. Pau~ Mourning, Mrs. Wil- Group singins of "In the Bloodinobile on April 29 and bur Hanmng, Mrs. Dale Dutton, · of the King" and the named on the committee were Mrs. Edward Evans and Mrs.' Lo,rd'• Prayer in unison, open- Voice Of Croadway ••• Ceporting CIRC'u;~s .-RES"''t.AURANT !'Ohool...,"' by Mrs. Amos Leonard and port Jumor · Sentor Prom held IFr''""'" M.-s. Rollin Radford. Friday evening were made up A report was made on decor- of Junior mothers including the County Infirmary and the same William Bradford, Mrs. Wi1liam to the Carmen Nursing Home, S_Iater and Mrs: William Mor- buirer, ·"pt.Frida>,• IMI!l bot .......... and butter, oooklo: li!h h=: bread,Tburoday, creea beallll, peen .u. M.._lorlboMlddleporteJ. oticb,butteredpeu, boiled~ ••• ~ pt. milt, butter, bnad, .....,~aey ~' uto, ~ pt. milt, bread, butter, dlocolate cake; Frld'a7• boon Moo<,llly; I,.aaeh Jnoot..~· 1pp18 .....,, ooup. ~~ butW IIIII Jelly ~h, ·bait~ ._potlltD, : \i'· ,.t1 l!igb . ochool,. ·Moncllly, spa· aalldwldl, applesauce )lUddlng milk, bread, bt.~lel, lettuce 118). pttl IUld me~t sauce, cheese wllh erumb .opplnl, ~ pt. milk, ad; TUeoday, Hamburger .4Jn stkk, . cole Sbiw, 1\ pt. milk, bread, butter orange Juice . bun buttered ts le slaw br ad b tier ell Tueod ' . earro • 00 • ' e ' u ' pea : ay, 1\ pt. milt, bun, butter, pme; .....1 loaf and ,.ravy, lllllllhed '1'llo lltate apple upelde don eake; Wed' polltoes, buttered corn, ·10 pt. .....-n...tay, toaated ~ oiUld· mil'<, bread, butter, 1ru1tec1 lei· TbundiiJ "We are lolotl w'ch, fruit ~· aplnadt, ~ 19: Wednesday, oloppy joeo, go~ wllb our oommltmeDt" to mUt, bre.lid, butter, coke; den potatoes, spinach, ~ pt. FriUICO ~KelliS laDkreo. er, closed the meeting. Refresh- I ommt~es fo~ the Mtddlewere served by M r s. ated pl8cemats. favors, napkins toJlowi~g : chairma~, Mrs. Myend two cakes taken to the ron MtJler; co-chalrnlen, Mrs. ....,., ~· ~jon, ~e"':::\:: ~· ~ School Menw Met At Home 01 BeU.t.4mwunc:ed . . Genheimer of the Twilight club and Mrs. Carl Will, Mrs. Rubert Lewis, Mrs. '-lfwis, Mrs. Leo Bryan and Mrs. Lewis of the Winding Trail club . Made ef sturtfy polyethyleM. Auorted colar&. luu•ned Retail 79c SAVE 40cl •'· ' " • .l' . BURGER PRESS With ....... lla• Uniform lurver lverytirn.. Drops out - ....,... sticks. for meat patti••, pota.. •be, •ollil.. short eakea. Bee tb. eXt:/1/ng new --·-. Wom111'e Ftlend CREST _ R OLLA·MATIC WASHER. Smith R~En1ists In Marine Corps SAVE llc Clyd~ Robert Smith, SOD of Mrs. Clara Bello Smith, Langsville, was recently r..,mlil•ted II the United Stetee Marine Corps, lour years was transferred to the Marine Corps Base; Camp Pendleton, CaUf· ·and promOted to Lance :E-3: ' TIDE ... enlisted was el· the SSgt. atlbe ·eadr .-..s:p. m. lo - ·ue ::~~~~~ ie8111 ol the '-' . ... . . •.· ·· } '. Reg. 79c Golden Sound Ripe Fruit �I • Til.- llaily !iiPntinel COMMENTAliNG .DI10I1ALL Y • Spread The Refugee Load··· / " Governors - working through t h e Coun~U ol State G~vernmonll - havo wlllllly urg1d t~olr colleagues in many se,'lors to help ease the Cuban refugee prublem, Up tu now, 1 h•ndlui ol !IIIU have b<!ma tho burdtn. N"urally, flurldt, a• tile treat entry port, !opt them all by 13r. Thon are 1orna 182.000 rofu&tt "ca•eo," which maana tllhtr famlli" or unattached indlviduala, awaltln~ 1ome kind ot diapo•illon In Florida . Where re"ttlement h.. occurred. Now Vorl! 11 tho principal reclplant with Io,ooo ~am. New Jtr~ty hao MOO, i'uo•·to Rico 2.800, California 2,300. Obvioully thtlf placet. tor the moat "It Would Appear He's Headed Toward Us!, part, have the double attraction of a broad job markot ond on OKioting aubstanlial Latin population. Puerto !\leo, of course, Is predominantly Latin and NiiJfO In makt·up. & \. • ... -. t • Sentinel, Sou~hern Local District Pays · ors· Due ~ .c:u oreac·h··s· r· ~ . · Hon R.....-,•,;""..1 ·' Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April H, lMI 't ~ ~ ~ ~.,~\:;.JC. Retired t•m'were ~~onor- Pall ·llteiWMsueall: · e.s 'I'Wida1 aJchl , . Helen Help Us! ., ' ly Helon lotte! ' But if It la to be continuing Amerlean policy to provide at ltast 1 ltmporacy haven for Cubans tleeinll Ca,lr!>, llltn lhP burden must in fairnep be distrl· buted more widely across the nation. And the aettlernent proces, ouebt to bp mana,ed with arnt~r dispatch ~ that Florida ohould not, by tho accident of pro~imity to Cuba, have to boar ao huge a proportion of what lo truly a national· problpm. wben the JOIIIIlnp Beegle, J)i-esldont, ~ Local Teacher'l M- lleld •a oborl hnobr• -ion IIOClatlon held Ito IIUlll8l dbner when 'Edward Johnlon waa apmeellni ~~ the bllh schoo). pointed to aerve one year on :!onortd were Mn. Pearl 1!:1'- the Coonc:il of lhe Melgo CounMID Warie Circle and MID ty Eclueatlon · Alooclatloo. Ora Hin. loll'll. Feme Gaul In- The group voted to work ou troduced Hubert Price, who the Improvement of lhe paid tribute lo Mrs. Ervin and les b eacb school In presented ber wllb a filii from trlct. The following the aaaoCiatlon. volunteered to serve on a Mrs. RUth 'rooter preS<Dted mitlee to assist b the Miss JIJU wltli a filii and Mn. Marlene Fisher, Fen · Elma Loockes presented a gift Jean Alkire, Nellie Parker, to Miss Circle. Each teacher ma Louclles, Elizabeth pre50111 then told of their plana and 111r. Beegle. The upon retiring frQm the teacblng apeed to maid! any amoWit profssion ' aC<!Ulllulated toward Improving ~ Hayman, executive the Ubrary. head of SOUthern Local express- Tbeae olflcers were elected ed bla thanka ~ tbe retiring lor the new year - president, teachers lor thell' many yean Jennings Beegle; vice presi· ol oei'Yice. · dent, Florence Circle: secreSchool board members Tbonl- lary, Marlene Fisher, treaaur· as Sayre, Rachel Downey, Gene er, Ruth TUcker. Mrs. Chlorus Yost, Harry Hill, and Clerk Grimm was appointed chairman. H~alth A diMer was served by the .. Racine Band Boosters !rom tables centered with ments of sprinB !lowers. These 0 ~ancer Uft were later presented to the reA cOntrlbution was made to tJred teachers by the PomeroY. the callcer fund when Rock Flower shop. Place cards were Springs Better Health club met miniature slates. Tburoday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Horace Abbott. Mrs. w. A. Morgan, pres(. dent, conducted the meeting. Devotions taken from The Upa per Room were led by Mrs. •ln. Better Club Donates f d T ,.. Class Barrier Erased··· Once the ble airline• atprted flying first cla•s and touriat claas passenger• in lh@ aame plan~. divided only by a pat·· litlon and qulta a few dollaro, 11 was juat a quelltlon ot time before the puhllc would dem~n~ cllan11e1. Moro and more travelers began to fly in the economical back ol the plane. Fewer and fewer paid premium rate• to get a free cocktail or a tender cut of II· lel mignon. Many busine&i firm& instructed their repre&enlalives to fly louriot. First reault was that the airline' be· gan moving the partition forward , slic· ing down fir~! claos to a mere sevpn or eight ruws .in some cases. ·· But it wa1 only a question or tlrne betort the pilots of t~~ bi¥ jets would look around and find the partition back of their shouldero. That's where ltl~ today in a new sprvice inau,ur3led by one air· line !United) and likely to be adopted by others. Prom Committee W M d U Of as e p Junior Mothers C . . Homer Radford. The report of the. sick cOD'imittee was given Eastern FHA Mrs. Fr~~ter .. .,~ ~· . '""' Easlarn Outplar of FilA AprD 15 at the borne of Avice Frecker b Raeine inataU new officers. 'lbooe iDataUed by Knowlea were Ann Freeker· ' Babr· treai..;er Mary first class. Makes sense, p~rticu)Jrly more ••ats lor th~ airline~. for Easter by Mrs. Clil!ord Lei!· rts; food commJllee, the above hell. Plans were completed for named and Mrs. Paul ~.!""" •.D~=-==~J>ome=:I'!IY:·:MJ6d=teport=~·o~.,~/o=lfii=•~·~= ""Iii VJ Gol. !'llg. IAnv 12-os. Cone o•• katie EVANS FULL SIZE 16-.os. Loa,... During the business session' il Mrs Carl Moore presiding WESTFIELD was voted to order danny i and to have a make-bei.eve tea as monf' making proRoll-rite refills were sold. note of thank;:. was read from Miss Genevieve Stobart, who is ih, for flowers and · cards sent i her. The wondet box donated I ~y Mrs. He,·b...rt Dixon was 1 DRINK -. Mn. Lewis Named Regiorurl Director Mrs. CharLes · C. Lewis of \'Jinding Trail Garden club was e1ectet. a director of Region 11 · the spring regional meeting the Ohio Association of (farclubs held Saturday in Albany High School. Attending from the Pomeroy clubs were Mrs. Dwight Park· er, Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, BREASTS 55 LEGS &THIGHS 45 29 lb. •'• Carnival \ •' . ' t • ' ;~ lZ1 ssue e-c -·~ Rolls Assorted Colora . Same Top Quality! .Just Like Mom & Dad'sl leg. LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE Child's folding • - ..,., 25c Child's Rocking Chair '~··/·: ..., '·" K - Your SiiYOrw- Meat Chair 5 Compa-at . CUTLERY TRAY Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, Mrs. Jed febster Sr. 1nJ Miss Lucretia lramtrtlblt AuloiiiiUt FI')'Sii:llltt, R&tall Ytlut $24.15 • lb. BONNIE r~·~·t FRYING CHICKEN PARTS lb. ft 32-os, Cans~ For 8~ SWIFT'$ PREMIUM - TENDER CltOWN U. S. .COVERNMENT INSPECTED Grape or Orange II APPLIANCES a II NOW THRU WEO., APIIl 24•h AT lt.NV fVANS SUPER MARKET l DOMINION 8 % CAL. PAPER CONTAINER SLICED LUNCHEON MEAT~ Ohio Valley Baking Com· awarded to Mrs. Helen Brickles I pany. a guest. Mrs. M1ore presented j Mrs. , extending her ap- each m~mber with a bookmark prec.iali•o"' for all ol' the help in the shape of a cross with a : cooperation from the Jun- · .verse inscribed. I mothers that helped to At the close ol the meetir1g :I ~ ~~~::~th~e: fVening a succe~. potluck refreshments were sergirls serving t he ved to those named above were Diane Van Coon- Mrs. Florence Holley, Mrs. Connie Teaford, Celeste Geoffrey Wilson, Mrs. 11 AUlt, Barbara Hoffner, Chris- Weeks, Mrs. Ben Buck, Miss · Bahr, Martha Nicholson, Doroth~ Long c..nd guest Sherry Simmons and Seren Lew- CJara Karr. The next' m'e•eti11g :.OiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiliiii>l will be held at the home :Mrs. James Will. YOUR CHOICE OF THESE FINE CENTER HAM SUCES MILK AND PUP.o':HA5E Any TI\IH 13) 6 D~. l"llg•. Swill 's Pr•mium STACKED HEEL II PUMP $7.49 THE SHOE. BOX COU~ON '14?/' Gte'en St0mp 1 Emge't Tonchr Smoked Homogenized WITH ,, .SO EXTRA "An Easter Prayer'' and ent wete those named above Donations were made ~~ · 10. 4c oH TREET ' ICE CREAM and Mrs. Howard Bolin. . Les, Mrs Jack Satterfield, Mrs. Mrs. James Will read Group singing and· refresh- Iva Stewart, Mrs. Dorothy N·M widths. Cane Armour'a - Flavor~ W•llul~ Form• -Making Projects won by Mrs. William Grueser ley Swisher, Mrs. Ernest JOJ 50. EXTRA Planning Money Workers class of the Enter· Beige·brown or aJI black. IESDAY, APRIL 22, 23, 24 ~')/ Gi-cc n Stainp~ Willing Workers Mrs. Fred Mrs. ~odney Sauer, Mrs. Women's BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNERS-PARTlU I William .Grueser, Mrs Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Ar· A breakfast for seniors lee Abbott, Mrs. Roy Grueser, held at the high school Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Mrs. Har· 2 • 3 a. m. with Mrs. Paul old ·Blackston, Mrs. Hugh Sr.ott . Mrs. Wallance Bradford, Bearbs, Miss Nancy · Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. Dale and children, Vicki Dutton. and Mrs. James SimpBrue!e•Biackston and Judy son in charge. Doughnuts for ford. breakfast were donated by STEAJCS - CHOPS - HAM 1 Googlein and Mrs. George Skin• lord Stumbo, Mrs. Everett •orise EUB Chur, Thursday ner. A contest was conducted Bachner; elean-up at the home of Mrs. by Mrs. Rollin Radford and Mrs. Dale Nicholson, Mrs. Har· Myrtle Long. Mrs. John Smith Eichinger, mothers . ' BROASTED .,CHICi,.:N MOIDAY- TUESDAY- the meeting of the Will· and Mrs. William OPEN ~ ~.M. TQ 1 P.M. • Sarah ' Knowles. repo"'•r, Carolyn Prl-. ,,. " ··:_~~~;o.,;.iiii~-~~~;;;;:;o;;.~~;;._:;_:~~~~~~~;;::;._.= Devotlona were given by Sllllf·ll • Null. A aponsored 'by the boliiO eco8omics was presented as follows: Mrs. Jean Hsmm, Linda Lipscomb, Karen Nease, and Peggy Glenn of the Racine cllapter FHA ell)llained the dlf· lerent FHA degrees and how they may be earned. The degrees are: Junior Homemak· ers degrees, chapter homemakers deg,..es, and S Ia te Homemakers degrees. Present were . J e 8 a Price Pullins, Charlene Pigott: Ann Frecker, Jean H u D I, Sisson, Bbaron E r a 11 k. Ritchie, Shirley Jadiaon Maxey, Delores M8xey: R MARKETS Knowles, Mary Craft We Reaa,.,e The rit1ht To Limit Quantities Bahr, Fern Hartung: Cftr""' c~cond & Mill St., Middleport Nutt, Carolyn Price, and mothers Mrs. PrJ~. Mrs. Mondoy thru Thurscliy ..•.... . 9 A.M. to 6 _P.M. and Mrs. Frecker. the . Friday and Saturday .. .. . 8:30 A.M. Ia 8 ,30 P.M. advisor. Tl:e creed was said alld the new president, Jo AM Freck· Mrs. Leifheit chairman, Mrs. Wendall Gerlach; dining menta closed the meeting. Pres- ~m, Mrs. Irvin ' n....w-• serving the canteen at the Mrs. Pau~ Mourning, Mrs. Wil- Group singins of "In the Bloodinobile on April 29 and bur Hanmng, Mrs. Dale Dutton, · of the King" and the named on the committee were Mrs. Edward Evans and Mrs.' Lo,rd'• Prayer in unison, open- Voice Of Croadway ••• Ceporting CIRC'u;~s .-RES"''t.AURANT !'Ohool...,"' by Mrs. Amos Leonard and port Jumor · Sentor Prom held IFr''""'" M.-s. Rollin Radford. Friday evening were made up A report was made on decor- of Junior mothers including the County Infirmary and the same William Bradford, Mrs. Wi1liam to the Carmen Nursing Home, S_Iater and Mrs: William Mor- buirer, ·"pt.Frida>,• IMI!l bot .......... and butter, oooklo: li!h h=: bread,Tburoday, creea beallll, peen .u. M.._lorlboMlddleporteJ. oticb,butteredpeu, boiled~ ••• ~ pt. milt, butter, bnad, .....,~aey ~' uto, ~ pt. milt, bread, butter, dlocolate cake; Frld'a7• boon Moo<,llly; I,.aaeh Jnoot..~· 1pp18 .....,, ooup. ~~ butW IIIII Jelly ~h, ·bait~ ._potlltD, : \i'· ,.t1 l!igb . ochool,. ·Moncllly, spa· aalldwldl, applesauce )lUddlng milk, bread, bt.~lel, lettuce 118). pttl IUld me~t sauce, cheese wllh erumb .opplnl, ~ pt. milk, ad; TUeoday, Hamburger .4Jn stkk, . cole Sbiw, 1\ pt. milk, bread, butter orange Juice . bun buttered ts le slaw br ad b tier ell Tueod ' . earro • 00 • ' e ' u ' pea : ay, 1\ pt. milt, bun, butter, pme; .....1 loaf and ,.ravy, lllllllhed '1'llo lltate apple upelde don eake; Wed' polltoes, buttered corn, ·10 pt. .....-n...tay, toaated ~ oiUld· mil'<, bread, butter, 1ru1tec1 lei· TbundiiJ "We are lolotl w'ch, fruit ~· aplnadt, ~ 19: Wednesday, oloppy joeo, go~ wllb our oommltmeDt" to mUt, bre.lid, butter, coke; den potatoes, spinach, ~ pt. FriUICO ~KelliS laDkreo. er, closed the meeting. Refresh- I ommt~es fo~ the Mtddlewere served by M r s. ated pl8cemats. favors, napkins toJlowi~g : chairma~, Mrs. Myend two cakes taken to the ron MtJler; co-chalrnlen, Mrs. ....,., ~· ~jon, ~e"':::\:: ~· ~ School Menw Met At Home 01 BeU.t.4mwunc:ed . . Genheimer of the Twilight club and Mrs. Carl Will, Mrs. Rubert Lewis, Mrs. '-lfwis, Mrs. Leo Bryan and Mrs. Lewis of the Winding Trail club . Made ef sturtfy polyethyleM. Auorted colar&. luu•ned Retail 79c SAVE 40cl •'· ' " • .l' . BURGER PRESS With ....... lla• Uniform lurver lverytirn.. Drops out - ....,... sticks. for meat patti••, pota.. •be, •ollil.. short eakea. Bee tb. eXt:/1/ng new --·-. Wom111'e Ftlend CREST _ R OLLA·MATIC WASHER. Smith R~En1ists In Marine Corps SAVE llc Clyd~ Robert Smith, SOD of Mrs. Clara Bello Smith, Langsville, was recently r..,mlil•ted II the United Stetee Marine Corps, lour years was transferred to the Marine Corps Base; Camp Pendleton, CaUf· ·and promOted to Lance :E-3: ' TIDE ... enlisted was el· the SSgt. atlbe ·eadr .-..s:p. m. lo - ·ue ::~~~~~ ie8111 ol the '-' . ... . . •.· ·· } '. Reg. 79c Golden Sound Ripe Fruit �'" .......... ·• • 'I ,. • • ( .Nw In Farml9f New York Mets -Make lf :~Four Straight Wiits; Reds Defeat Bucs Ole' Casey Stengt(~ Honors Occasion With ACold Beer -. ' Vital Chemicals ·Are Important In Corn Planting Time_ The Daily SentiD.el ..,.,,N By MJL!IIN IIIICIIMAN UPJ S...... Wrllel- Cll)' A's, 11-2: the Detroit I beat the Boston Red Sox, 5-2; the Casey Stenttl actually wu •nbllng out of lheer bappineu. ''he 73-year-old manager who \J ded the Yante. tG 10 pennantl ., ,th bardly ....., thon • wil* wu ' "" ..ide-eyed wllh unobated ex· . Baltimore Orioles downed Clevelood Indiana 7-0 in the opener but l<>jHhe- nlghtcap, 2-0, and the Minnhota Twins defeated the Chleogo White Sox. 7-0, but dropped the oecood game, 8·0. citcment because btl Metl had Tom Haller singled home the won four atraigbt aamea. winning run for the Giants in the "Tee-rtflo!" be Hid, his voice fourth inning <ll the n!Bhtcap breaking a bit. u1 think I'D get , against the CUbs after Willie me a beer." Mays Jed off tbe inning with his Casey wu kina; agin. His amaz. fourth homer of season. Willie ing Meu bad just climbed out of McCovey al.!o hit his fourth homthe National League cellar IJy er in the second. Billy O'Dell taking a doubleheader from the hurled a six-hltter for his second Milwaukee Braves, u ood 9-2, vlc!Dry. for a foW'-game sweep of the Ken Hubbs drove In two runs series and their lonsest wtnnlna for the Cuba in the opener with streak in· their short history. three hits, including a home run, "I kept saying we we•·e better as Dick Ellsworth po.sted his seein -spring traiWng," Stengel re- ond victory with help from Barney minded. "Now do you believe it ?" Schult&. Improvement Casey referred Tony Gonza1ez' loth inning to eertainly wasn't evident while ble off Ed Bauta 1ave the the Mets were losing their first their opening game win over eight ga..onea of the season but it cards, who then overcame a showed clearly SUnday to the de- nm deficity to wiD Nghtcap with light of. 26.775 h·enzied fans. a six-run rally in tbe four~ - Don Hlekman Stars al Bat Hoak hJt a three--nm homer 111 the J im Hickman drove in seven first Inning of the uightcap and runs during the double-header, Gene Oliver, Curt Flood and Don whecldng a grand slam off Claude Demeter each homered In the Raymond to climax a five - run opener. Dallas Green and rally in the eighth inning of the Fanok were the winning pitchers. opener and homering again with RedJ Slug Ptra1tt one on off Lew Burdette during The Reds slugged four Pl.,ote I another fiv~- run outburst in the pik hers for 16 hits, Including eightb inning of the nightcap. by Eddie Kasko and three apiece Ken MacKenzie. "My Yale by Frank Rlbinson and John EdfeUa ," as Casey calls him because wards. Loser AI ~ean yielded he'J an alumnus of Old Eli, was eight of Clnciooatfs bits du.ring credited with the Mets' first game the 2 1-3 innings he pitched. Jim victory and also saved the finale Maloney was the winner. for Galets Cisco by holding the Ron Fairly drove in three runs Braves tdtless over the laat three for the Dodgers in tbelr first innings, victory over the Colts and then Tile San Francisco Gianll clune singled hDme the winnDig run to first plaee by beating tho Chi· the ninth lnnhlg of the nightcap. cago Cubs, 3-2, in tht second Bob MJiler, who had pitched game of 1 double-hea1)er after the scoreless ball for 18 1-3 innings in Clubs won the first game 4-L 1tte his two previOUI starts, w\11 his Philadelphia Phillies woa their first game lor the Dodgers In the opener with the St. Louis C&rdl~ opener although Ron Perranoski nals 4-3in 10 IJUBap;bul dropped relieved b1m afte the fifth lot h• nightcap, IN; the Clllclnoall Ding. The Dodgers ruined Randy r. ' us routed tho• Pittlbursh PI- Cordlnll'1 major league debut by .es, 8-S, and tbe Loa ADgeloo kiJo!Di b1m with a live-run rally ·.o6ers swept I po1r from the 1D tba lint lnnhlg. Besides deliv.ouston Colts, U-1 tllld N. ll'lrll tilt ..,...wtnmng single off Yonu 8eaalon Georp Brunet in the niBht1n U1e Arnerlean Leoguo, the eop. Fairly alao belted 1 lwo-l'un .• York Yankees llhad«< tba homer In the fow1ll Inning. Re'hin::ton Sen-.o, 7-8; the Lol !lever Ed lloebuek was CI'Oil!ted ,eles Angelo clipped tbe Kanou wllb the vlc!Dry. . .\ I II Delldou& J'lavon eCherry eGrape News Items eOrange ex- ellaspberry DAIRY .VALLEY 3 ROOM GROUP AS LOW AS _ __ '299 Professional Cl11nln1 Coin-Op • ~IBlloney, Edwards Stars Of Reds Win; Meet Giants Now __. ••. , ' ,I For a friendly "bring-the-gang-home" kitchen, see your nearest Packaged Gas Kitchen Dealer ' . •• ••• • cor.CRPE LASTS A LIFEtiME . Concrete's the only atronger ·wlth-age build· lng material. For a Ufetlme of pleasure a n d "lue - concrete's il. N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5 ICioSP. at Noon on Th urs - East Court St. Pomeroy - ... '' ' You can enjoy a workl of extra satisfactiollfrom And of courae, at the heart of any modem your home with a kitchen which keeps up itll kitcbe is a GAS built-in range. A GAS Ranea social obligationlt u well as maldng your work bakM better because the oven circulate. heaL easier ••• one you can be proud to bring the It broilil better because the fast ftame heat sean . gang into for th<loe frieDdly, fwid- ooirees so rich juices in meat. An"d GAS giV8! you ev<rf typical of modern living. Your local Packaged· automatic cooking oonvenieuce, too-inclwlinl GAS Kitchen deajer can belp you plan wch a the Bumer-with-a·Brain that maket1 every room, persoD&IW.ed to your tast,, ~a IIDI8lt re- cooking uteruril automatic! ~job or a new hc)me. Either way, he Aak an authorized Packaged Gas Kitcbe will help you plan a 6;aeli MW ~pmeut, dsaler to Bhow you a modernized !QUit!--ea~ with smart, roomy cabinets and counter• plan for your home. And nlmtmil~r·-flir ibl. · aKordinf extra . . . . tipa(le and CODVeD• new kitchenyou'U lo\oeto cookin,.,•bllllll lll!t COtlllter·area you~ you'll love to cook on io GAS~ i!Jat I• . 'ANSWIL · < .. -· L i .1!herYlB npthinglike a FLAME {onookintl ' - THE 01:110 FUEL GAS COMPANV-~·- ': I ' ' • ' PAGE ST. ' ' ,. -~- .' ·• �'" .......... ·• • 'I ,. • • ( .Nw In Farml9f New York Mets -Make lf :~Four Straight Wiits; Reds Defeat Bucs Ole' Casey Stengt(~ Honors Occasion With ACold Beer -. ' Vital Chemicals ·Are Important In Corn Planting Time_ The Daily SentiD.el ..,.,,N By MJL!IIN IIIICIIMAN UPJ S...... Wrllel- Cll)' A's, 11-2: the Detroit I beat the Boston Red Sox, 5-2; the Casey Stenttl actually wu •nbllng out of lheer bappineu. ''he 73-year-old manager who \J ded the Yante. tG 10 pennantl ., ,th bardly ....., thon • wil* wu ' "" ..ide-eyed wllh unobated ex· . Baltimore Orioles downed Clevelood Indiana 7-0 in the opener but l<>jHhe- nlghtcap, 2-0, and the Minnhota Twins defeated the Chleogo White Sox. 7-0, but dropped the oecood game, 8·0. citcment because btl Metl had Tom Haller singled home the won four atraigbt aamea. winning run for the Giants in the "Tee-rtflo!" be Hid, his voice fourth inning <ll the n!Bhtcap breaking a bit. u1 think I'D get , against the CUbs after Willie me a beer." Mays Jed off tbe inning with his Casey wu kina; agin. His amaz. fourth homer of season. Willie ing Meu bad just climbed out of McCovey al.!o hit his fourth homthe National League cellar IJy er in the second. Billy O'Dell taking a doubleheader from the hurled a six-hltter for his second Milwaukee Braves, u ood 9-2, vlc!Dry. for a foW'-game sweep of the Ken Hubbs drove In two runs series and their lonsest wtnnlna for the Cuba in the opener with streak in· their short history. three hits, including a home run, "I kept saying we we•·e better as Dick Ellsworth po.sted his seein -spring traiWng," Stengel re- ond victory with help from Barney minded. "Now do you believe it ?" Schult&. Improvement Casey referred Tony Gonza1ez' loth inning to eertainly wasn't evident while ble off Ed Bauta 1ave the the Mets were losing their first their opening game win over eight ga..onea of the season but it cards, who then overcame a showed clearly SUnday to the de- nm deficity to wiD Nghtcap with light of. 26.775 h·enzied fans. a six-run rally in tbe four~ - Don Hlekman Stars al Bat Hoak hJt a three--nm homer 111 the J im Hickman drove in seven first Inning of the uightcap and runs during the double-header, Gene Oliver, Curt Flood and Don whecldng a grand slam off Claude Demeter each homered In the Raymond to climax a five - run opener. Dallas Green and rally in the eighth inning of the Fanok were the winning pitchers. opener and homering again with RedJ Slug Ptra1tt one on off Lew Burdette during The Reds slugged four Pl.,ote I another fiv~- run outburst in the pik hers for 16 hits, Including eightb inning of the nightcap. by Eddie Kasko and three apiece Ken MacKenzie. "My Yale by Frank Rlbinson and John EdfeUa ," as Casey calls him because wards. Loser AI ~ean yielded he'J an alumnus of Old Eli, was eight of Clnciooatfs bits du.ring credited with the Mets' first game the 2 1-3 innings he pitched. Jim victory and also saved the finale Maloney was the winner. for Galets Cisco by holding the Ron Fairly drove in three runs Braves tdtless over the laat three for the Dodgers in tbelr first innings, victory over the Colts and then Tile San Francisco Gianll clune singled hDme the winnDig run to first plaee by beating tho Chi· the ninth lnnhlg of the nightcap. cago Cubs, 3-2, in tht second Bob MJiler, who had pitched game of 1 double-hea1)er after the scoreless ball for 18 1-3 innings in Clubs won the first game 4-L 1tte his two previOUI starts, w\11 his Philadelphia Phillies woa their first game lor the Dodgers In the opener with the St. Louis C&rdl~ opener although Ron Perranoski nals 4-3in 10 IJUBap;bul dropped relieved b1m afte the fifth lot h• nightcap, IN; the Clllclnoall Ding. The Dodgers ruined Randy r. ' us routed tho• Pittlbursh PI- Cordlnll'1 major league debut by .es, 8-S, and tbe Loa ADgeloo kiJo!Di b1m with a live-run rally ·.o6ers swept I po1r from the 1D tba lint lnnhlg. Besides deliv.ouston Colts, U-1 tllld N. ll'lrll tilt ..,...wtnmng single off Yonu 8eaalon Georp Brunet in the niBht1n U1e Arnerlean Leoguo, the eop. Fairly alao belted 1 lwo-l'un .• York Yankees llhad«< tba homer In the fow1ll Inning. Re'hin::ton Sen-.o, 7-8; the Lol !lever Ed lloebuek was CI'Oil!ted ,eles Angelo clipped tbe Kanou wllb the vlc!Dry. . .\ I II Delldou& J'lavon eCherry eGrape News Items eOrange ex- ellaspberry DAIRY .VALLEY 3 ROOM GROUP AS LOW AS _ __ '299 Professional Cl11nln1 Coin-Op • ~IBlloney, Edwards Stars Of Reds Win; Meet Giants Now __. ••. , ' ,I For a friendly "bring-the-gang-home" kitchen, see your nearest Packaged Gas Kitchen Dealer ' . •• ••• • cor.CRPE LASTS A LIFEtiME . Concrete's the only atronger ·wlth-age build· lng material. For a Ufetlme of pleasure a n d "lue - concrete's il. N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12. 2 to 5 ICioSP. at Noon on Th urs - East Court St. Pomeroy - ... '' ' You can enjoy a workl of extra satisfactiollfrom And of courae, at the heart of any modem your home with a kitchen which keeps up itll kitcbe is a GAS built-in range. A GAS Ranea social obligationlt u well as maldng your work bakM better because the oven circulate. heaL easier ••• one you can be proud to bring the It broilil better because the fast ftame heat sean . gang into for th<loe frieDdly, fwid- ooirees so rich juices in meat. An"d GAS giV8! you ev<rf typical of modern living. Your local Packaged· automatic cooking oonvenieuce, too-inclwlinl GAS Kitchen deajer can belp you plan wch a the Bumer-with-a·Brain that maket1 every room, persoD&IW.ed to your tast,, ~a IIDI8lt re- cooking uteruril automatic! ~job or a new hc)me. Either way, he Aak an authorized Packaged Gas Kitcbe will help you plan a 6;aeli MW ~pmeut, dsaler to Bhow you a modernized !QUit!--ea~ with smart, roomy cabinets and counter• plan for your home. And nlmtmil~r·-flir ibl. · aKordinf extra . . . . tipa(le and CODVeD• new kitchenyou'U lo\oeto cookin,.,•bllllll lll!t COtlllter·area you~ you'll love to cook on io GAS~ i!Jat I• . 'ANSWIL · < .. -· L i .1!herYlB npthinglike a FLAME {onookintl ' - THE 01:110 FUEL GAS COMPANV-~·- ': I ' ' • ' PAGE ST. ' ' ,. -~- .' ·• �. The Early Bird Gels Th€ Cash Do~'t Wait! Place Your'Bill'want Ad·Today! Cr ml - - - - - - - - -· s-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April22, - 1963-I -·-- --· . (9) FOR SALE W.ANT AD 191 FOR SALE INFORMAliON . •. ... POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ui:: BET OE.ADI.J.IIIES lklot"t Pv.blleatto• Dlld.lta• llOII A. II I.JQ IIIIIIJU'I&• lll.o"ft4a' LEGAL NOnCE REAL ESTATE .-~- Cue.lt'1/' ?• ,MEROY fitlltf R~ - Modero Jog lodge, 4 rooms (2 bed- Hospital News ... IN TKI MATT. . Of . .nLIMI NY ACCOUNTS, Pl.a.ATI COU ,. o• MIIDI COUiriiTY. CMUO Iklwlnl . Aeeoant••med and I~~-::,1 flied tu.•• ·,\;;,~gEn:,: ':::ta~~ co..... ..."E Holzer hospital over ·tile put .,ouehe,.. ol U.. f fldlu!luY "' ... . .)0 Obio. tor approvr.l and ·~ ey' TELEVISION WI RlMVAL Ro¥toal J'!lftllnlBEGINS at 1M Mt. 1ktJ11811 U.B. CbutCb bqlnl .. day at 7:10 p. m. 1fitb Ro\1. 1.ebma• ~ the ......~, Rev. Rex G.nabrlll& ll In Hospital pastor. 0 "elder, Dies ........ I • I . CAll fN .. REVIE1' Suzie Call . Is Ohio Valley's Miss 'Ar h ' cvrr.n'.,::;. .. iog room with fireplace, [DO,.b:j dern kitchen with base and ~te:X~uou :.~· meet· ·!.be wall cabinets ' hardwood f1oon to, Mid aee.oua.t .w be for be& • ., IM:fo~ Mid. Cellrl OD t.bc tbd. plastered walla, fwl base- of Ma:r, 1M3, at whkh Ume Nid. ::_ 'th coa1 fired ho oount WtD M ecuWd.erttl arod. e ment, Wl \ W8· Unue4 froiD di.y. to 4u until fl!ll ll7 rooms) ' tile bath ' arge Uv· J ---- weekend included: SUnday - PT pLEASANT - George Earl ~ Eureka Star Rt., wu&m (Bill) Cromley, •I' .,. e<'<.· ep•~d unttl t:Ot A. Mrs. Garland Lanier, Rl Z Bid- 48 Burdette Addition, Pt. Dl•·•~ l FM nu (lof Pul>l""atiMI well, Mrs. OliVer R. Roae, ant, died at I : 10 p. m. SUndaY Rt;GULA TIONS $1,395 1959 Chevrolet rill OU"Io1ne• reterYb •.H nChl Crown City! Erie .Pblllipa, Rt. at Pleasant Valley Hospital 4 Door. V8 motor. automatic trans., power steerin2, saddle '" ~rtl' rll rei•~• 1nJ •d.• deemed moulo I Crown CJIY • Miss Barbara wbere he bad been a patient •t>J.c•tionlln11 tan finish, radio, heater, good tires. I •ep .. roed •mwedie•eiJ' t'bc oub me Ann Wllsoo, 2921 SpruCe Av., the past 10 days. C ef ••Jhet wW .,01 ttt responeltloll for ter heating,, )9eated on Olle diii~Md.::. !fttaret~ maY :::. Pt. Pleasant, Denise GaU Frl· Mr. Cromley was a welder mor• •.ball ~nP '"""~ •Dief'tlOe acre lOt, lJAI miles Of£ Rt. 7 writ&e U«PJ.IolU to .aid. ~~count $745 1 to mauen p.rtaln&DI to Ute .:r.e':: ar, 1'15 Park Dr., Pl. Pleasant, the Marietta Manufacturing CO. PT PLEASANT - Miss SUzl RATES 1958 Chevrolet Std. trans .. good -tires, black finish , on good grave road. $7,000. t1on of u~ tnm, DOt , ... uan. f For Wan1 Ad SerYtce Joe Edward WoodaU, !Sll V~ for the paot 30 years. He was attractive 17 • year · old Delray 2 Door. 6 cyl. SYRACUSE"~ New Ranch style d.1n prior to the d.1te set for 1M <1 cenb per worn one •nnrt.lon.. and St., Pt. Pleasant, MUdred born August 2 1905 in Kans· daughter of Mr. and radio , heater . lllnhTtUn> Charee 80 l!l!'l't. home, 6 roor& (S bedrooms) r . H. O'Briea. till hard PROBATE .IUDGE "' Ann Davis, Rt. I Pl. Pleasant, u the son of the late Edward . Harold Call of Viand St., 1 Cen.ta per won! for t"llrH CODbath, U ty room, Wood MEIGS COUNTY, omO MCIIthre tnertlorll Charles Dewey Long, Sr., Galli· and Nettie Kapp Cromley. He . Pleasant, won the title of 1 l'ul' ute ..,, 4 cent.ll per word 'llf!U floors, modem kitchen, pleo4 l2 be cbaraed tot ad ... erilsiDI II not polis Ferry, Mrs. Harold E. was a memher of the Ohio Valley Archery oa1d ·wlthlll tn d.ua atter ~ ty closets, large carport, lot UeAL NOTICI ... Swartz. 324 Beech St., MiddleEUB Church American Leglou Lengut," In competition with ,ng uUl OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. Rerneo Sut.~. wbo1e pllt'tl of 48 x 150, close to school. $9,· ,t.d.ence CARD Of rRANlti - ll .U £or is unklloWDl HalT)' Hawkl::,-. port, George H. Dursifa: ~~e Post No. 23,' and a veterao of eight attractive ladies from .'10 "'"rd. olnlmum l!:acb a<td.i~OD· POMEROY, OHIO who• place of ruld.111~ 11 183'1' B 500.00. ~St., Pomeroy, Mrs. o · World War Paden City, ParkIll word lc Otoltu1!'1• p•b.,_.. 11 Place, Indl&Npolil 8, lndi •' 1 eent pttr wont ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN le..,.rd Wendel Hawld.nl, wboN place of ""· Lemley, 786 Hysell St., Porn.,. Surviving a~e his w~e Doris Ravenswood, New Ha· OFFICE HOURS ta unkli.Otrnl Nine H1wlt: Box U9 PHONE WV %-%220 lidenca 3 Beckwith Crompey· two' Spencer In a district 8:30 A M t.-. :-.:00 P M tiiU, whole place of "lid.ence 1.1 unkno>;:~;roy, Gary Alan 113ggY, Rt. ..tUJ'4ay -8:31"1 A..M r.o 12:00 o~>nb 4 19 3ic Blanche Hawklrll Byrd, whoM pi BUSINESS SERVICES !:'~ Pomeroy • :'th~. N:!"~~~ Mrs. Alire ida Riffle, and Mrs. archery Shoot Sunday alter· FOR SALE of rea(dence 1.1 :151 Eutel'l'l Ave., IT'S SO EASY d.i~li•, Indiana and tbe tinlmo lots. Four (DOd SALE: FOil TO PLACE A Fl R~l~N' per Mlnen- Emma De'Weese, Route 2 Pt. noon in Spencer. , helra. del'INel, le1at.ee1, cliltribut PleasBJlt Those vieing for the 'OVA~ Good seven room bouse, b&.th ad.mlnlltraton and. e~~:ecuton, if •u.; ran m ap • · 1 RESULT PRODUCING SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Get of Eraeat Sutton, deuued. will t were judged on poise, per· WANT AD and 'At batb. basement and notice Kleen • Em • All Septic tank that on the 4th da:r of F~~' ville, Mrs. Henry H. Stewart, Servlc~s will be held JUIJ)' 1913, t.a•nnce T . Boyd a.l !&flll!e, out . of bigb water. minlstrator of the Eatate oJ 1:"':~' Syrrcuse, . Delm~r ~ R~~· day 1 p. m. in the Crow aud beauty. Miss Call Cleaner. Ohio Valley PlumbPHONE WY2·2157 4-16-30tp Sutton. Decened., beilll PlalDUff, COUld be made Into apart.. "''· Harrtsonville, Mis~ yw·titam •i Home with the Rev. o. H. was awarded a heauUful tro-: I in~;. . ha PeUUon ill the P.robate Co . 1 Mrs. Carder officiating. Burial will phy as winner. Miss Ca~, aloDI 8 menta. CitY water, eleetrtcl- e4 :~ borne. Jac~n, io Me'-• County, Ohio, Cue Nu. 18, 0 ty, gas. Priced for quick sale. &~al.nst the above named parties ~h ~ru~f~~~W;.on Rt ' 3 Iron- be in the Blain Memorial eeme- with the WiMets from f1ve otlJ. See Okey Wood . Syracuse , ~hers •• Defendant.., .Ue11n1 FREE! NOTICES . ' · ' !l.he" 11 no peraonal proper1Y ul4 ar: Q M Lani~r Rl 4 tery at Cottageville. Friends archery leagU<Os will act aa Pbone WY 2-6086. 1ald. eiJtate to p11 the d.eb\1 of "Antique Car" Pattern I decedent; lhat the 111d decedfnt, "";: ~ r~ ~':,. Alma Spr,.niq may call at the funeral hostesses for 1M Centerual REVIV At. al HHand Chapel, Rt. Tall 16 oz. Water n.e~\ sutton, d..ltd. .eif.ed. lD fee Shoot to be held In Mason coun.. pie of the followlni du.~ribed r'!l A ~fa!t r, Ky · Franklio L: after 10 a. m. Tuesday. 124, beginning May 26th. Glasses With Purchase and. s a • . ·· V d ty June 21, 22 and 23, and at HELP WAN1ED eatate Ptuate in the townshiP Evangelist Rev. Billy Watts . Rutland, Ln tbe oounty of Melli u Hendricks, Ripley, W· a., ·~ You get I glass free eacb SEVERAL ARRESTED the close of the three day . , 1tate of Ohio, and d.e~erlbed. Rev. E. E. Weave1, Pastor. you purchase 10 galtime "" Mrs. Donald Philip Tobias, RIP' P'l PLEASANT Arrested "shoots" one of the five wiH WANTED : Married man for follow•. t.o·w1t: 4 17 12tp Ions of gasoline or more, or 1 .re•l e•t•lfl lltu1 farm work ' House furnished -~111 The ronowtn tbe Townm.lp of R.uUand, in ~~ pl~iu~da~a.:_ Mrs. Earl carter, by 1~1 law enforceme~t change crowned "~iss Open TouriJ. HAM SANDWICHES 15c·30C. a com bination oil P. M. Cowdery ' Long Bot- county of Mel" R•t.e of o bl Section No. and. 12, Town 3, an:r~ 14 Third Ave., Lance D. Sui- ficers during the weekena were and lube job. Qu_e_en_._ __ Coffee, 5c. Jack's Dairy Bar, ' tom, 0. 4 20 3tc IBa1111e u of th• OhiO comp 9 Start A Set Now! -· Pure hue bounded and. deacrlbed bonk I' Rl 1 Bidwell Mrs. Lewis Arnold Lane, 25, Pl. Pleasant, 4-J&<;tc Middleport. WANTED: A man and woman . foUOWI: Be.lnninll on the south tswoodall, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. bastary warrant; Howard Ril· Magnolia Theme Is YOUR CAR NEEDS . I of Leading Creelr. at the old Phel AUTOMOBILE iDSurauer beeo[ at the MidWay Market. Ph. 1Ford: thence lOUth 111on1 lhe cen"';,' James C. Pauley, Mason, w. ne, 46, Leon, .drunk "' pubbc; Charity Ball Note Super Service Station canceUed' Lost your operator"a I WY 2-2565' Call at the Mar· Iof stateroad Holdlndlnl to • point w the tlu! County from s. '": Va Mrs Stewart S. Zirkle, Roy Lane, 20, mtoxtcatJon; Rob· PT. PLEASANT - "Under' Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 license' Call WY 2·2966. ket. 4 20 3tc Hilley'• Mll11 to Ky1er...!Ue In tn ~!ford ·w Va Fred M Col· er Wilson Fil;her, 3o, Gallipolis I' " 'II be the ~ _ aect.M the said State road.; thence ~151 ',[ 1 • we~terly direction alonl the cen::,~ tins 'wainut 'in. Middi~port, Ferry, contributing to delin· ~e Mag;'" ~~s F:,.h Annual The job of Maintenance man 238 1 of 1111d CoUllty rosd to L H . 81 LOSE WEIGHT safely and eas- AXC. REGISTERED Peking· and clerk for the Water Works ham'• and A. J. Sieler'• corn!'~ Ra~daU J . Might,' Rt. 1 Mid- queney o£ a minor warrant; c::r~Y oBall esponsored by the · the Vill age of Syracuse lS · j thenu thethe ."pi:e~:, dleport, Livingston J. Evans, John Murphy, Route 2 Pt. Pleasant Valley Hospital. Sat· ily with Dex-A-Oiel tablets. ese puppies. Reasonable. Don U bank or Easterly Le11d.ln1 alon1 c.recll. to H. Call, 73Z Sycamore St., only 98c. Stark Drugs. open. for applications.. Appli· more of bellnninJI, cont•lnlneto aU4 ace oR· Rt. I Oak Hili, Mrs. Charles A. Pleasant, assault and battery May 4 a the Nation! 4-l&<;lp or !ell, subJe~t 3 I 61ltp Middleport. caboOl will be received for rnents and leaaea of record. . " Kuhn, Rt. 3 Oak Hili, Mrs. warrant. Gurd Armory 'on Route G. MaiD . tenance ORLY1 Clerk only., DHd. Reference Deed: Vol. 101. Pilll SINGER SEWING machines, Reco.rd1. Melga Couni.y Ohio ;,. Frank R. Diggs, Rl. 2 Wellston, Hal Scotia nd his orchestra sales and st:IVice. The Fa~ Of botb jobS combined. 'lbe . PlalnUff further alltJR' ln LOST & FOUND .~: and Hohert L. Brown, Ravens· tDI;:~;.an~_!·•~~glley of Ashland, Ky., will furnish · · ·d f \petition the namu of ail the he POMEROY, 0. ric Shop, 115 W. Second, P<>JOb IS open to all reSI ents 0 at · law or per10n1 rnUtled to '"" wond ' W. Va. B' th · for danclog from 9 p: m• Pt Pleasant· · Martha Henry' musiC . Syracuse' male or female who Inext e•t.atfErnut ot inheritance from ui MALE BEEGLI!:, lost in the meroy, WY 2-2284. 4-9-30tc d.reed.ent, Sutton, In said acts r -- · . . . . . . · · · · · II' s · · · · · · · · · · ·· • . ' 1 a m Tickets are priced vicinity of ·Dewitt's Run. Col- IT'S OUR PLEASURE to loan are 0 y e r 21 years or estate and. also lllelel otbll.r f 1n Mrs. H. Ricbard Hurwitz, Middlepo;t; George C~lvm Hen· $! a. c.;.ple. All proceeds Karl Grueser, Piumbin& and A 11 t t and n:fen:nce. ill had. to the prtiUo.n 1r - white and dusty gray. Carpet Shampooers FREE age. p p can mus Ithis case alle.lng .arne Heating "• Portsmouth Rd., son, 5:40 a.m. ry, Gallipolis Ferry, b used to supply ...... Large size beagle, no collar with purchase of Blue Lustre be capable of being bonded. plaintiff ln the p.ray• prsyer of 111ld peUt.!:i Sunday. Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Blair, Pl. Pleasant: Tetry Lynn : 05pttai equipment Mlnersvtlle, Oblo that ht D.lay be au or name plate. Call VI 3-2734 Shampoo. Baker Furniture, '[be decision 0( the Board orized and ordered. to .ell the "; Rl. 1 Racine, son, 8:24 p. m. COllin, Letart; Mrs. Donald sary · End yonr sewer troubles · Aff · 'll be estate deserlbed In the petltlvn or John V. Bogard, Long Bot· Middleport. _:, Saturday. Mrs. Julius R. Cam}>' Humphrey, Pt. Pleasant; SPELLING BEE TUESDAY or Public au'S WI l cor4lnl to the stltUtel In sueb ca We bave aU sizes 4-16-61c tom, Ohio. Rt. I. 4-J&<;tp fin"itl in selecting the appli- ell"lat.e made and prol'lded., and. that tbe "'"' bell Rt I Evans W Va., James H. Smith, Buffalo; Te- PT. PLEASANT ~ '!be anSewer Maebines be sold. l.r1e from aU el BUY THE BEST. COmplete lioe an d ' ' 4:20 p. m. ,Saturday. . , 1!8Dt or applicants to fill the a11d. illtereAII or the deftmdllltl, ~" Da,ghttr, resa McCarty, Pt. Pleasant; Spelling Bee contest sponReasonable Ratts 1 of cement blocks. Ce01ent jOb ApPlicationa may be that e~cb and all or the defo~nd Mrs. Calvin R. McDaniel, 112 Mrs. Ce<il Cook, Gallipolis; sored by the Huntington He• 1 be reQuired to 1et up their cta AUTO SALES Mortar - Windows - Lintels. CaD WV 2-Z!Ilf Day or7 Nlgbt to ·' or be foreve.r bured from ....n ":; Pleasant 26 tie submitted lin letter form of St., Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. Homer Jeffries, COium· aid Dispatch is scheduled to be 111nc, and for sueb other 1nd. furt Forest RDD Block CO. any memlier of the Board i relief , leta! .nd equitlble, •• may daughter, 3:47 p. m., Saturday. bus; Mrs. James Bradbury, Pt. In Mason County Tuesday, 1963 FORD Falcon 2 dr. otand· Pltone WV t-2067 ill the premiae1. AND PLUMBING ' PubI'lC Affa ·IrS, Syracuse, Ob1o \ p.roper ard transmission, 700 actual Said partie• ar• re~~ulred to 01~.:! Mrs. Wallace Fetty, Langsville, Pleasant. BEATING 23 be~ing at 9:30 a. Pomeroy, Ohio Applications will be accept- on or before tN ~tb day of J ••• daughter, 5:37 a. m. Saturday. miles. Owner deceased. Cash MueOer Famacel DISCHARGED: Marion U}>' m. In the Board of EdueatiDD 3 27 30tc_. ed untir inidnight, April 30,1 A. D. 'i':·rence F . Boyd 11 Mml ""'u' Dlsclwged ton, Arbuckle; Margaret Grif· building, Otis Rice will bave only. Phone WY z.al42 .. Arnold . llrolbers • ' trator Qf the E.tate of 4 !!!. 31c DON'T PUMP your sluggish 818 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio 1963. sutton, Del::ened Patients disebarged over the lis, Parkersburg; Mrs. Harry of the Bee. 4 18 6tc Crow, Crow 1nd Portlllr septic tank. Get Klean-Em Pllone WY t-Z4411 past weekend ii!cluded John Taylor, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Atto.rney• lor the Plaintiff Station \CSII WIDTE FORD All septic Tank Cleaner. . I <4> 22, 29: f!D e; 13, 20. 2'1'. ltc 6 7 tie ' Roach, Joe D. Call, Mrs. Vtrga Don Lester and son, '!burma•; l transmiswagon, automatic Landmark Farm Bureau Adkins, Mrs. Stephen Morgan, Mrs. Olin Knapp, Syracuse; INSURANCE LIGAL NOTICI 1 sJOn radio .. ad bEiater, re-built Pomeroy TIN ROOFS, and shingled roofs. A~· Mrs. T. W. Musick, Charles 'George Lanier. suuthside; El~a Herbert H . Smith, wb01e place motor . Priced for quick sale. 3 14 30tc carpenter and block laying. .reslden~e 1.1 23& Palm Drive, San .::, Morarity, Gary Townsend, Mrs. Rothgeb, Cheshire; Marvm lnsur· SIMPSON Contact Eld01o Walburn, or Ten1, othn-wi.K', who• pi Hourly or contract. Clinton BARNESAgency. Middl eport· tonlo, or reaidrnee 11 unknown, wUI '"' B. G. McCarthy, Mrs. Dewey Fry, Letart; Mrs. Marsball M· can be seen on lot at foot of ance that on A.prll ll'ltb, 1963, FOR RENT Pierce, Syracuse, Ohio. Ph. Fire, automobile. bonds Pb. notice uDde-rlilned pllinttff filed her ':.:li Barr, Mrs. Elsie Greenwood, ll!, Matoo;. Detuer Roush, Jr., bridge approach on W. Main 316 30te •rainst him. for divoree a 21 t1c "on 4-9-tfc FURNISHED 4 room and bath WY 2-6080. WY ~21103. other relief, on the 1round.tl of 1rou John Morgan, Mrs. R. D. Ty· Clifloo; Mrs. Clark Harper and St. Dl!lglect of 4uty; In the CommoD P"': Crett, Mrs. 0. Goodwin, Mrs. daughter, Galllpolis Fel'l')l.; AUCTIONEER North 2nd St., Middleport. Court ot Mel11 CIJunty, Oblo, pr ne Ralllbkr Reuter Insurance Agency Fu· Frank Camplele Service Rent reasonable. illl for d.l... orce. ewtod.y of cbUd. .... WiWam MeHaffey, Mrs. Neola Ernest CaH, Pt. Pleasant; Dale World Standard ot COmpaet "I.unranee lor tver7 peranul alimony and other relief. gate. wy 2·a2J3. Critt Bradf't,. S1kl eauee wlll be for beart.nf on Lewis, James Rawley, Mrs. W. Knight, Pt. Pleasant. EsceUence and bllltaeas aeed."' and. after the nth day or MaY. 1""· John E. Lloyd and Infant dough· 4 19 tfc Wrtte. Pbooe tact . ELSIE LOU SMITH, Big car room, ride and perform-Phone WV MOl A. C. BRADfORD Plaintiff ter, Mrs. C. W. Henson and in- . Junior High Band'8 ance Small car economy and UNFURNISHED Home. 4 room ~STER AND FULTZ Raelne, Obio !ant daughter, Mrs. C. F. Scott Co • _T , h Attomen for Plaintiff and both. 1650 Lincoln Hgts. managerabUity POULTRY lfc neerl .,. orugrU 5 II 14> n. Zl. 20: <til e, 13, 10• and infant son, Mrs. C. E. Oiler ! ft, 'l'tc: See Phone WY 2-38'14. . -. -and infant daughter, Mrs. Remo PT .. PLEASANT - The an4 19 6lc 1. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. FOR SALE: baby chicks. Most Melropolilaa Moton Roecbi and infant son. Mrs. B. nual Spring COncert of the Point breeds available. Call VI IIOhio, Pomei'O)I Street, Chester, Mala E. K. Fry. r ·rther Slagle, Mrs. Pleasant JUDior High School ,. z 15 6lltc CLEAN, Furnished apartment. 4 18 lfc 2278. Pbone WY z.3871 Charles .10rd and Infant son, Chorus will he presented Adul111. 126 Mulberry Ave. ' !!!. tfc 'fe. WY ~98 . ' Mrs. w. G. l)ereuberger and in- day evening in the andltorium PHOTO COPYING Services FOR SALE OR RENT or 4 18 6te COpy 8uy letter or dOCIIIIIent !ant daughter Mrs. J, Capehart beginning at 7:45 p. m. under FOR NEW or used ears and infant d~ughter, Clarence the direction of C. L, Head, with trueks, pblone Marvin Marks, FIVE ROOMS and bath, first '1euter Insurance, Pomeroy. ~ANT ADS WOdK wonder& • 2 IS tfe when you wish Lt. btl) or sell SALESMAN. Beasley Math- floor apartment. '131 MulberExline, Mrs. G. W. Pendleton, Mrs. Charles Walden as aecomRead the Waot A.Js 101 quick • Pull 'N Cl11n Oven pulls APRIL ZZ ews, Athens, LY 3-t4161, N Mrs. Olau Lltchfreld and Mark panisl. ry Ave. Phone WY t-2733. out like drawer, cleans like 111-t-tfc results. This year's program will In· The Ohio Valley Grange ~ Sanders. 4 10 tic Attention Dairymen pr ADlOill A11hic elude a wide variety of songs, a dream. 2612 wiD meet Monday, A mGii:R slant-o-matic. New MOJlERN 4 room furnished INSTRUCTIONS .. aUs According to the midnight r.,. both religious and secular. In· Z2 at 8 p.m. at the Letart F • A.utom=tlc cooklnl with model, hardly used. Zig.zags, unfurnished apartment. MidE grange ball and be hoot to the pori of the nursing department, eluded are America the BeauCOok-Master oven control. fancy designs, does everyR U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Hemlock Grove Grange and the those patients who ere listed u tiful, One Little Candle, ~~ dleport. WY 2-3874. 0 thing that can be done on a v Men·Wornen, ll-52. Start, h~b •• • lnlllnl hut with Speed· 3 15 tfc Great Bend Grange. He "'%~ fair included John D. Wickline, Old Shllelagh, '!bib Is My r, 110:1.00 • weelt:. Prep.ratory trlllD· - -· Heat Surface unit. B sewing machine. Cost new, lnl unW appotnt~~:d . Thou..nd• oi Steve D. Myers, Baker Gordon, try, Comin' in on a Wing and a $347.15. Will sell to clear ac- DOWNSTAIRS Apartment, fur· . ~ I jObl open. i:llperlenct UNIIIY Grove will open and close w Frlpdalro d111srtdlllllltyl A unnec:e11ary. FREE lnform•tlon un Great Bend will present t he Joseph Willis Mary Osborne, Prayer, Don't Give Up the Ship, count. $187.69 cash or terms nished. Phone WY 2->187. E jobl, •ai•rles, requ.Jremenh. Write .- TODAY II Yin I n1me, addraa, program. All host Grangers are Michael HuW.:On, John ~. God Bless America, Seventy· arranged. Call WY 2·2204. POMEROY WY 2-2649 THREE and tour room furnish· phooe and time home. Write Ll.n· asked to bring cookies. Jesse Eblin, Mrs. Ella Houck, SiX Trombooes, This is My Fa· 4 19 51c ~:~olll Serl'lee, Boz Cl$8, 'ftle Daib" ed and unfurnished apart.. OFFERS THE BEST Sentinel. Pomeroy, o. Mrs. George P. Smith, Mra. !her's World, sung by a CLAIR WOODE APRIL Z3 SINGER electric portable. Mon ments. IVY 2-MM. e t Paul Bartee, Mrs. Mollio! triO, piaoo solo by Scotty lc> 12 6 tic zigPHONE Chester Grange wiD me ine Marks, Mrs. Charles W. Weav· ard, Hobe of Calvary, Were ograms, buttonholes, FARM EQUIPMENT CHESTER 985-2145 Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. Rae be 1er, and Mrs. Brinton Allison. There, Easter Parade, Cen.wnr's \I zags, overcasts, etc.,withont FURNISHED ancl unfurnished ).2.6.251< attachments. A-1 condition. apartments. Paid utilities. S.. Galea. Down In the Valley, \FOR SALE: Farmette tractor and Olive Granges will ged $311.69 or $1.69 per week. can fore & p. m. Phone WV 2with 3-fool mowing machine , guests. All members are ur 111:T11 TRACK RECORD landla, West Virginia, and the Wy 2-2204. 4 19 &tc 27'16. after & p. m. Phone WY lawn mower, shovels, culti- to attend. WCTU w iII TRENTON, N.J. IUPf· - A.J. Battle HyDUJ of the Republic. Pomeroy 1Z 6 lfc FRIGIIDAIR2 -~ The $200. Also, 2-3574. REAL ESTATE vators and disk: PLEASURE and Show ponies. s t FO)'I of Houston. Tex., set a track '!be public Is Invited to ..... IM!O"I- ···e~ Platform scales. Tl. WY 2- ONE 6 room house and 4 FOR SALE - 4 good lots, 7 Mndel F Farmall tractor on meet at the First B a p t I I record of 58 minutes, 34.411 sec· tend. A g;)ver offering will ~!eel with 2 turn plows, mowthureh Tuesday at 7:30p.m. 1 4 18 6te roo.. apartment. Peoples Ter6698. room house, bath arad half mg machine, cutter bars: The Melll• COUnty IUdinB club onds to capture the country's first taken at the door. race. Phone WY ~5385. \ bath, basemt.nt. and garage. $135. Bradley and Davis chain w meet at the Salisbury town- ! too-mlle champWU.hip auto race FOR SALE 7:30 this year at tbe 'i'reDioD Speed· WINll AtJTO RACE "lairt\l apart· \Auld be made into saw, 16-inch cui, 2 chains, ship building Tuesday at EMPLOYMENT Wanted [ way Sunday. !MOLA, Italy IUPJ-Jim " COTTON and wool rugs, one, ' ment house. Okey Wood, Sy- $100. E. D. Johnson, R. D. 1, p. m. JWII. FO)'I, who also wo nthla title ol England drOve bla Lotus M·25 one and one half , and two V.1LL 00 housework, 3 or 4 racuse, Ohio. Call WY 2-6086. The American LegiOn a Racine, Phooe W1 9-3086 all4-16-<;lc yard. Lenna Brinker, Letart days a week. WY UIZO. ary o! Drew Webater Post No. last year, averaged 103.481 mlles over a 151.77 mUe eoun eln ooe er 4:30 p. m. session per bour In bla Sheratoo 'nt.omp- hour, 34 minutes, 7.4 seconds Sun4 22 6tc 4 19 3tp Falls. 4 19 6\p 29 will meet iD regular embers "'" opeelaL to win an International HOUSE FOR SALE or trade. Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. M LARGE RED Canna bulbs. 10 for baseare asked to bring old rags Six rooms, bath, hall for $1.00. Ralph MCKenzie, BUSINESS SERVICES LEGAL NOTICE ment, hot and cold water, veterans to use In maklng rugs. . Racine , Ohio WI 9-3405. FOR PAINTING, Interior and, gas heating, garage, one BC· 1N TRI tOUii df tdNIMdN Ptlii. 4 20 3\c exterior. Call Richard Wilt. COUNT"Y, OMIO .... . ... APRIL 24 '.... re gronn d, in RnUan d . W"U I , ClarenceMIIGI Wllll•m ,.,.,,_, The Wildwood Garden C I IJ),OOO to 100,000 feel timber. 609 N. Second Street, Middle· sell on tblnowr . land contract. S. D. 111 romoror, OhiO.llrHt . 4 3 30te will meet WednesdaY at 8 p · Lime stone vein. Farm 45A. porL Buskirk, Rutlan[, 0 . 4·16-Gtp rJolntiH, at the home of Mra.. Ken Bath, electricity, telephone, ·~ 108 ACRES in Mason County, Nina Allllrrfll• !~orris, Wetzgal St., with a Minor. natura\ gas. Tape recorder. See Us For ... I, Five w. Va .• 3 mnes from Rt. 35. "'drtll Untrnowll, Cost new $100. Sell $50. Pb. room house fenced for 1 Dlf~t~Hnt. Houdaahelt as N111. tU6t MUtma te • DeKalb Seed Corn SH 2-4748. and cattle. Water by I Nlua And~•· who•e ptaee of "• ss. . I sheep • 114•nc. '• n"l'lknown. will t~ notice The Middleport Literary 4 20 31c ' I DeKalb Sudax At.GO~,....,.. ' " - ' - ' 1\!!o~,,, ."" sprlnF:!! and pumps. Lease for that on March u. 1963 the under· : . . ·oil and gas Call Frank Upton 1m1ned filed bla Petition •1etn... lier , will meet WedDed&) a ~ ~' I '!':R SEWING machine In 1 . ' \n tile COUrt of Comi'DOJI Plea• of ' t ]· 30 t th }H, or SX-11 Coolville 985-2455. j Meip Coulll)', O_hkl. pray\DI for dl· 8 · p. M. 8 e new 1963 cabinet. Choice of St ••o«* ud IIUCb oth... relief u md Mrs. Harold Sauer 1 Middle blond wai,Jut or mahogany. 20 P be tu .. and pro"P'fT on tb1 1rnUnd1 of 4 . vI . ~ • Agrico Fertilizer ~- - uou ne11c:ct o1 dutJ' end ntr2me Rt. 1. Mrs. James Titu& • ' ' • Dar11s , patches, monograms, I FOR SALE Two bedroom erueltJ' Bald ti\IIM! will "' fOIJ' hllf have th program :With .'UR~RU~E CQ. ho les. etc., with· Middleport Feed Mill I h a. h Be 'f 1 8 ' h ki h inl on or ettar tbr lOlli d.17 t1f AP. e orde, aull u Jrc 1c · .._ ,,.., hers responding tO roll <I W.• VA. Balance Tony Fowler, OwMr & Opp. oul at tach m~nL'\ . en • automatic go:~ heat · 1649 ClareDe. wuuam . Andrew• . . a "PromiDeot Poli . Plalttttff nammg ·p ""IH or nine payments of "We Do Custom Grinding'' Lincoln Heights. can J a h n WEB8'1'D Af'iD P'Ul.oTZ Fi " . ' " (i,8.00 each. Call WY 2-2204. Mttlcllopart Blaettnar ' WY 2-5121 • 3-l9-tlc A.u... neJ• W for 1~Plalntitl N. 2nd A ... . II. 14• 1, It U. It - It gure. ' 419 51c 1-:Al'lt:EU.ATIONS CORRECTIONS • No. 141M .. _... eoua.t of JenNe htterf»ld. Gil Of \be BlUM ol Dn\OD Plei'M· 1111 SNUFJY11\lii Ntl' 1: IULI.IT" • GOING ·OIISI ro Jiljl\t'f'l .... @)POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ I I e::· Wheels Out of Line? Rt th:: -· .<"'r::.. r;: Pomeroy landmark Complete Front-End Adiustment - BAIL1' CRYI"l''QVOI'I!l - Bere't bow ta wert; •• llio'PY D L. 4 .t.llll Ia I.OIIQJ'aLLOW 0 . 0 - llbllpiJIa llllil .-pie A I a ... lbo - L ' I . X tor 111o t ... 0'1. .. .. IIDfll - lor-·· Blaettnars lrlfldor, lllo . . . . . . . '-llooo ., tllo - llldldQ'QII"*-...,...,uaat. ll't 1111 - A CJtaiitl . . . ,..•• KWUPU' VIII' It 'IV 1'1 I'G IIJ'VVYCIX lt'II'CUV DWCI Ql' TVP• VERY PFlETTY. DON'T Ll K 1!. TI-t E . WEAR YOUR HAIR I -~· - r.: - World's easiest -..ingovenbJ frigidaire! I or .,' [S~~ II - ~- or\ c LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII! s II I I I .~~ i ~ ·' J ··-·· BAKER FURNITURE j '" ..., 3 ROOMS N•w Furnitur• · ·'o~i.v $i99 --.- ~- ' c.. e I I ' ,. I jo :-::: MAS'"N . MA,SOt!. .' ........,' . PO YOU SUGGEST t WEAR. IT~ �. The Early Bird Gels Th€ Cash Do~'t Wait! Place Your'Bill'want Ad·Today! Cr ml - - - - - - - - -· s-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April22, - 1963-I -·-- --· . (9) FOR SALE W.ANT AD 191 FOR SALE INFORMAliON . •. ... POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ui:: BET OE.ADI.J.IIIES lklot"t Pv.blleatto• Dlld.lta• llOII A. II I.JQ IIIIIIJU'I&• lll.o"ft4a' LEGAL NOnCE REAL ESTATE .-~- Cue.lt'1/' ?• ,MEROY fitlltf R~ - Modero Jog lodge, 4 rooms (2 bed- Hospital News ... IN TKI MATT. . Of . .nLIMI NY ACCOUNTS, Pl.a.ATI COU ,. o• MIIDI COUiriiTY. CMUO Iklwlnl . Aeeoant••med and I~~-::,1 flied tu.•• ·,\;;,~gEn:,: ':::ta~~ co..... ..."E Holzer hospital over ·tile put .,ouehe,.. ol U.. f fldlu!luY "' ... . .)0 Obio. tor approvr.l and ·~ ey' TELEVISION WI RlMVAL Ro¥toal J'!lftllnlBEGINS at 1M Mt. 1ktJ11811 U.B. CbutCb bqlnl .. day at 7:10 p. m. 1fitb Ro\1. 1.ebma• ~ the ......~, Rev. Rex G.nabrlll& ll In Hospital pastor. 0 "elder, Dies ........ I • I . CAll fN .. REVIE1' Suzie Call . Is Ohio Valley's Miss 'Ar h ' cvrr.n'.,::;. .. iog room with fireplace, [DO,.b:j dern kitchen with base and ~te:X~uou :.~· meet· ·!.be wall cabinets ' hardwood f1oon to, Mid aee.oua.t .w be for be& • ., IM:fo~ Mid. Cellrl OD t.bc tbd. plastered walla, fwl base- of Ma:r, 1M3, at whkh Ume Nid. ::_ 'th coa1 fired ho oount WtD M ecuWd.erttl arod. e ment, Wl \ W8· Unue4 froiD di.y. to 4u until fl!ll ll7 rooms) ' tile bath ' arge Uv· J ---- weekend included: SUnday - PT pLEASANT - George Earl ~ Eureka Star Rt., wu&m (Bill) Cromley, •I' .,. e<'<.· ep•~d unttl t:Ot A. Mrs. Garland Lanier, Rl Z Bid- 48 Burdette Addition, Pt. Dl•·•~ l FM nu (lof Pul>l""atiMI well, Mrs. OliVer R. Roae, ant, died at I : 10 p. m. SUndaY Rt;GULA TIONS $1,395 1959 Chevrolet rill OU"Io1ne• reterYb •.H nChl Crown City! Erie .Pblllipa, Rt. at Pleasant Valley Hospital 4 Door. V8 motor. automatic trans., power steerin2, saddle '" ~rtl' rll rei•~• 1nJ •d.• deemed moulo I Crown CJIY • Miss Barbara wbere he bad been a patient •t>J.c•tionlln11 tan finish, radio, heater, good tires. I •ep .. roed •mwedie•eiJ' t'bc oub me Ann Wllsoo, 2921 SpruCe Av., the past 10 days. C ef ••Jhet wW .,01 ttt responeltloll for ter heating,, )9eated on Olle diii~Md.::. !fttaret~ maY :::. Pt. Pleasant, Denise GaU Frl· Mr. Cromley was a welder mor• •.ball ~nP '"""~ •Dief'tlOe acre lOt, lJAI miles Of£ Rt. 7 writ&e U«PJ.IolU to .aid. ~~count $745 1 to mauen p.rtaln&DI to Ute .:r.e':: ar, 1'15 Park Dr., Pl. Pleasant, the Marietta Manufacturing CO. PT PLEASANT - Miss SUzl RATES 1958 Chevrolet Std. trans .. good -tires, black finish , on good grave road. $7,000. t1on of u~ tnm, DOt , ... uan. f For Wan1 Ad SerYtce Joe Edward WoodaU, !Sll V~ for the paot 30 years. He was attractive 17 • year · old Delray 2 Door. 6 cyl. SYRACUSE"~ New Ranch style d.1n prior to the d.1te set for 1M <1 cenb per worn one •nnrt.lon.. and St., Pt. Pleasant, MUdred born August 2 1905 in Kans· daughter of Mr. and radio , heater . lllnhTtUn> Charee 80 l!l!'l't. home, 6 roor& (S bedrooms) r . H. O'Briea. till hard PROBATE .IUDGE "' Ann Davis, Rt. I Pl. Pleasant, u the son of the late Edward . Harold Call of Viand St., 1 Cen.ta per won! for t"llrH CODbath, U ty room, Wood MEIGS COUNTY, omO MCIIthre tnertlorll Charles Dewey Long, Sr., Galli· and Nettie Kapp Cromley. He . Pleasant, won the title of 1 l'ul' ute ..,, 4 cent.ll per word 'llf!U floors, modem kitchen, pleo4 l2 be cbaraed tot ad ... erilsiDI II not polis Ferry, Mrs. Harold E. was a memher of the Ohio Valley Archery oa1d ·wlthlll tn d.ua atter ~ ty closets, large carport, lot UeAL NOTICI ... Swartz. 324 Beech St., MiddleEUB Church American Leglou Lengut," In competition with ,ng uUl OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. Rerneo Sut.~. wbo1e pllt'tl of 48 x 150, close to school. $9,· ,t.d.ence CARD Of rRANlti - ll .U £or is unklloWDl HalT)' Hawkl::,-. port, George H. Dursifa: ~~e Post No. 23,' and a veterao of eight attractive ladies from .'10 "'"rd. olnlmum l!:acb a<td.i~OD· POMEROY, OHIO who• place of ruld.111~ 11 183'1' B 500.00. ~St., Pomeroy, Mrs. o · World War Paden City, ParkIll word lc Otoltu1!'1• p•b.,_.. 11 Place, Indl&Npolil 8, lndi •' 1 eent pttr wont ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN le..,.rd Wendel Hawld.nl, wboN place of ""· Lemley, 786 Hysell St., Porn.,. Surviving a~e his w~e Doris Ravenswood, New Ha· OFFICE HOURS ta unkli.Otrnl Nine H1wlt: Box U9 PHONE WV %-%220 lidenca 3 Beckwith Crompey· two' Spencer In a district 8:30 A M t.-. :-.:00 P M tiiU, whole place of "lid.ence 1.1 unkno>;:~;roy, Gary Alan 113ggY, Rt. ..tUJ'4ay -8:31"1 A..M r.o 12:00 o~>nb 4 19 3ic Blanche Hawklrll Byrd, whoM pi BUSINESS SERVICES !:'~ Pomeroy • :'th~. N:!"~~~ Mrs. Alire ida Riffle, and Mrs. archery Shoot Sunday alter· FOR SALE of rea(dence 1.1 :151 Eutel'l'l Ave., IT'S SO EASY d.i~li•, Indiana and tbe tinlmo lots. Four (DOd SALE: FOil TO PLACE A Fl R~l~N' per Mlnen- Emma De'Weese, Route 2 Pt. noon in Spencer. , helra. del'INel, le1at.ee1, cliltribut PleasBJlt Those vieing for the 'OVA~ Good seven room bouse, b&.th ad.mlnlltraton and. e~~:ecuton, if •u.; ran m ap • · 1 RESULT PRODUCING SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Get of Eraeat Sutton, deuued. will t were judged on poise, per· WANT AD and 'At batb. basement and notice Kleen • Em • All Septic tank that on the 4th da:r of F~~' ville, Mrs. Henry H. Stewart, Servlc~s will be held JUIJ)' 1913, t.a•nnce T . Boyd a.l !&flll!e, out . of bigb water. minlstrator of the Eatate oJ 1:"':~' Syrrcuse, . Delm~r ~ R~~· day 1 p. m. in the Crow aud beauty. Miss Call Cleaner. Ohio Valley PlumbPHONE WY2·2157 4-16-30tp Sutton. Decened., beilll PlalDUff, COUld be made Into apart.. "''· Harrtsonville, Mis~ yw·titam •i Home with the Rev. o. H. was awarded a heauUful tro-: I in~;. . ha PeUUon ill the P.robate Co . 1 Mrs. Carder officiating. Burial will phy as winner. Miss Ca~, aloDI 8 menta. CitY water, eleetrtcl- e4 :~ borne. Jac~n, io Me'-• County, Ohio, Cue Nu. 18, 0 ty, gas. Priced for quick sale. &~al.nst the above named parties ~h ~ru~f~~~W;.on Rt ' 3 Iron- be in the Blain Memorial eeme- with the WiMets from f1ve otlJ. See Okey Wood . Syracuse , ~hers •• Defendant.., .Ue11n1 FREE! NOTICES . ' · ' !l.he" 11 no peraonal proper1Y ul4 ar: Q M Lani~r Rl 4 tery at Cottageville. Friends archery leagU<Os will act aa Pbone WY 2-6086. 1ald. eiJtate to p11 the d.eb\1 of "Antique Car" Pattern I decedent; lhat the 111d decedfnt, "";: ~ r~ ~':,. Alma Spr,.niq may call at the funeral hostesses for 1M Centerual REVIV At. al HHand Chapel, Rt. Tall 16 oz. Water n.e~\ sutton, d..ltd. .eif.ed. lD fee Shoot to be held In Mason coun.. pie of the followlni du.~ribed r'!l A ~fa!t r, Ky · Franklio L: after 10 a. m. Tuesday. 124, beginning May 26th. Glasses With Purchase and. s a • . ·· V d ty June 21, 22 and 23, and at HELP WAN1ED eatate Ptuate in the townshiP Evangelist Rev. Billy Watts . Rutland, Ln tbe oounty of Melli u Hendricks, Ripley, W· a., ·~ You get I glass free eacb SEVERAL ARRESTED the close of the three day . , 1tate of Ohio, and d.e~erlbed. Rev. E. E. Weave1, Pastor. you purchase 10 galtime "" Mrs. Donald Philip Tobias, RIP' P'l PLEASANT Arrested "shoots" one of the five wiH WANTED : Married man for follow•. t.o·w1t: 4 17 12tp Ions of gasoline or more, or 1 .re•l e•t•lfl lltu1 farm work ' House furnished -~111 The ronowtn tbe Townm.lp of R.uUand, in ~~ pl~iu~da~a.:_ Mrs. Earl carter, by 1~1 law enforceme~t change crowned "~iss Open TouriJ. HAM SANDWICHES 15c·30C. a com bination oil P. M. Cowdery ' Long Bot- county of Mel" R•t.e of o bl Section No. and. 12, Town 3, an:r~ 14 Third Ave., Lance D. Sui- ficers during the weekena were and lube job. Qu_e_en_._ __ Coffee, 5c. Jack's Dairy Bar, ' tom, 0. 4 20 3tc IBa1111e u of th• OhiO comp 9 Start A Set Now! -· Pure hue bounded and. deacrlbed bonk I' Rl 1 Bidwell Mrs. Lewis Arnold Lane, 25, Pl. Pleasant, 4-J&<;tc Middleport. WANTED: A man and woman . foUOWI: Be.lnninll on the south tswoodall, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. bastary warrant; Howard Ril· Magnolia Theme Is YOUR CAR NEEDS . I of Leading Creelr. at the old Phel AUTOMOBILE iDSurauer beeo[ at the MidWay Market. Ph. 1Ford: thence lOUth 111on1 lhe cen"';,' James C. Pauley, Mason, w. ne, 46, Leon, .drunk "' pubbc; Charity Ball Note Super Service Station canceUed' Lost your operator"a I WY 2-2565' Call at the Mar· Iof stateroad Holdlndlnl to • point w the tlu! County from s. '": Va Mrs Stewart S. Zirkle, Roy Lane, 20, mtoxtcatJon; Rob· PT. PLEASANT - "Under' Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 license' Call WY 2·2966. ket. 4 20 3tc Hilley'• Mll11 to Ky1er...!Ue In tn ~!ford ·w Va Fred M Col· er Wilson Fil;her, 3o, Gallipolis I' " 'II be the ~ _ aect.M the said State road.; thence ~151 ',[ 1 • we~terly direction alonl the cen::,~ tins 'wainut 'in. Middi~port, Ferry, contributing to delin· ~e Mag;'" ~~s F:,.h Annual The job of Maintenance man 238 1 of 1111d CoUllty rosd to L H . 81 LOSE WEIGHT safely and eas- AXC. REGISTERED Peking· and clerk for the Water Works ham'• and A. J. Sieler'• corn!'~ Ra~daU J . Might,' Rt. 1 Mid- queney o£ a minor warrant; c::r~Y oBall esponsored by the · the Vill age of Syracuse lS · j thenu thethe ."pi:e~:, dleport, Livingston J. Evans, John Murphy, Route 2 Pt. Pleasant Valley Hospital. Sat· ily with Dex-A-Oiel tablets. ese puppies. Reasonable. Don U bank or Easterly Le11d.ln1 alon1 c.recll. to H. Call, 73Z Sycamore St., only 98c. Stark Drugs. open. for applications.. Appli· more of bellnninJI, cont•lnlneto aU4 ace oR· Rt. I Oak Hili, Mrs. Charles A. Pleasant, assault and battery May 4 a the Nation! 4-l&<;lp or !ell, subJe~t 3 I 61ltp Middleport. caboOl will be received for rnents and leaaea of record. . " Kuhn, Rt. 3 Oak Hili, Mrs. warrant. Gurd Armory 'on Route G. MaiD . tenance ORLY1 Clerk only., DHd. Reference Deed: Vol. 101. Pilll SINGER SEWING machines, Reco.rd1. Melga Couni.y Ohio ;,. Frank R. Diggs, Rl. 2 Wellston, Hal Scotia nd his orchestra sales and st:IVice. The Fa~ Of botb jobS combined. 'lbe . PlalnUff further alltJR' ln LOST & FOUND .~: and Hohert L. Brown, Ravens· tDI;:~;.an~_!·•~~glley of Ashland, Ky., will furnish · · ·d f \petition the namu of ail the he POMEROY, 0. ric Shop, 115 W. Second, P<>JOb IS open to all reSI ents 0 at · law or per10n1 rnUtled to '"" wond ' W. Va. B' th · for danclog from 9 p: m• Pt Pleasant· · Martha Henry' musiC . Syracuse' male or female who Inext e•t.atfErnut ot inheritance from ui MALE BEEGLI!:, lost in the meroy, WY 2-2284. 4-9-30tc d.reed.ent, Sutton, In said acts r -- · . . . . . . · · · · · II' s · · · · · · · · · · ·· • . ' 1 a m Tickets are priced vicinity of ·Dewitt's Run. Col- IT'S OUR PLEASURE to loan are 0 y e r 21 years or estate and. also lllelel otbll.r f 1n Mrs. H. Ricbard Hurwitz, Middlepo;t; George C~lvm Hen· $! a. c.;.ple. All proceeds Karl Grueser, Piumbin& and A 11 t t and n:fen:nce. ill had. to the prtiUo.n 1r - white and dusty gray. Carpet Shampooers FREE age. p p can mus Ithis case alle.lng .arne Heating "• Portsmouth Rd., son, 5:40 a.m. ry, Gallipolis Ferry, b used to supply ...... Large size beagle, no collar with purchase of Blue Lustre be capable of being bonded. plaintiff ln the p.ray• prsyer of 111ld peUt.!:i Sunday. Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Blair, Pl. Pleasant: Tetry Lynn : 05pttai equipment Mlnersvtlle, Oblo that ht D.lay be au or name plate. Call VI 3-2734 Shampoo. Baker Furniture, '[be decision 0( the Board orized and ordered. to .ell the "; Rl. 1 Racine, son, 8:24 p. m. COllin, Letart; Mrs. Donald sary · End yonr sewer troubles · Aff · 'll be estate deserlbed In the petltlvn or John V. Bogard, Long Bot· Middleport. _:, Saturday. Mrs. Julius R. Cam}>' Humphrey, Pt. Pleasant; SPELLING BEE TUESDAY or Public au'S WI l cor4lnl to the stltUtel In sueb ca We bave aU sizes 4-16-61c tom, Ohio. Rt. I. 4-J&<;tp fin"itl in selecting the appli- ell"lat.e made and prol'lded., and. that tbe "'"' bell Rt I Evans W Va., James H. Smith, Buffalo; Te- PT. PLEASANT ~ '!be anSewer Maebines be sold. l.r1e from aU el BUY THE BEST. COmplete lioe an d ' ' 4:20 p. m. ,Saturday. . , 1!8Dt or applicants to fill the a11d. illtereAII or the deftmdllltl, ~" Da,ghttr, resa McCarty, Pt. Pleasant; Spelling Bee contest sponReasonable Ratts 1 of cement blocks. Ce01ent jOb ApPlicationa may be that e~cb and all or the defo~nd Mrs. Calvin R. McDaniel, 112 Mrs. Ce<il Cook, Gallipolis; sored by the Huntington He• 1 be reQuired to 1et up their cta AUTO SALES Mortar - Windows - Lintels. CaD WV 2-Z!Ilf Day or7 Nlgbt to ·' or be foreve.r bured from ....n ":; Pleasant 26 tie submitted lin letter form of St., Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. Homer Jeffries, COium· aid Dispatch is scheduled to be 111nc, and for sueb other 1nd. furt Forest RDD Block CO. any memlier of the Board i relief , leta! .nd equitlble, •• may daughter, 3:47 p. m., Saturday. bus; Mrs. James Bradbury, Pt. In Mason County Tuesday, 1963 FORD Falcon 2 dr. otand· Pltone WV t-2067 ill the premiae1. AND PLUMBING ' PubI'lC Affa ·IrS, Syracuse, Ob1o \ p.roper ard transmission, 700 actual Said partie• ar• re~~ulred to 01~.:! Mrs. Wallace Fetty, Langsville, Pleasant. BEATING 23 be~ing at 9:30 a. Pomeroy, Ohio Applications will be accept- on or before tN ~tb day of J ••• daughter, 5:37 a. m. Saturday. miles. Owner deceased. Cash MueOer Famacel DISCHARGED: Marion U}>' m. In the Board of EdueatiDD 3 27 30tc_. ed untir inidnight, April 30,1 A. D. 'i':·rence F . Boyd 11 Mml ""'u' Dlsclwged ton, Arbuckle; Margaret Grif· building, Otis Rice will bave only. Phone WY z.al42 .. Arnold . llrolbers • ' trator Qf the E.tate of 4 !!!. 31c DON'T PUMP your sluggish 818 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio 1963. sutton, Del::ened Patients disebarged over the lis, Parkersburg; Mrs. Harry of the Bee. 4 18 6tc Crow, Crow 1nd Portlllr septic tank. Get Klean-Em Pllone WY t-Z4411 past weekend ii!cluded John Taylor, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Atto.rney• lor the Plaintiff Station \CSII WIDTE FORD All septic Tank Cleaner. . I <4> 22, 29: f!D e; 13, 20. 2'1'. ltc 6 7 tie ' Roach, Joe D. Call, Mrs. Vtrga Don Lester and son, '!burma•; l transmiswagon, automatic Landmark Farm Bureau Adkins, Mrs. Stephen Morgan, Mrs. Olin Knapp, Syracuse; INSURANCE LIGAL NOTICI 1 sJOn radio .. ad bEiater, re-built Pomeroy TIN ROOFS, and shingled roofs. A~· Mrs. T. W. Musick, Charles 'George Lanier. suuthside; El~a Herbert H . Smith, wb01e place motor . Priced for quick sale. 3 14 30tc carpenter and block laying. .reslden~e 1.1 23& Palm Drive, San .::, Morarity, Gary Townsend, Mrs. Rothgeb, Cheshire; Marvm lnsur· SIMPSON Contact Eld01o Walburn, or Ten1, othn-wi.K', who• pi Hourly or contract. Clinton BARNESAgency. Middl eport· tonlo, or reaidrnee 11 unknown, wUI '"' B. G. McCarthy, Mrs. Dewey Fry, Letart; Mrs. Marsball M· can be seen on lot at foot of ance that on A.prll ll'ltb, 1963, FOR RENT Pierce, Syracuse, Ohio. Ph. Fire, automobile. bonds Pb. notice uDde-rlilned pllinttff filed her ':.:li Barr, Mrs. Elsie Greenwood, ll!, Matoo;. Detuer Roush, Jr., bridge approach on W. Main 316 30te •rainst him. for divoree a 21 t1c "on 4-9-tfc FURNISHED 4 room and bath WY 2-6080. WY ~21103. other relief, on the 1round.tl of 1rou John Morgan, Mrs. R. D. Ty· Clifloo; Mrs. Clark Harper and St. Dl!lglect of 4uty; In the CommoD P"': Crett, Mrs. 0. Goodwin, Mrs. daughter, Galllpolis Fel'l')l.; AUCTIONEER North 2nd St., Middleport. Court ot Mel11 CIJunty, Oblo, pr ne Ralllbkr Reuter Insurance Agency Fu· Frank Camplele Service Rent reasonable. illl for d.l... orce. ewtod.y of cbUd. .... WiWam MeHaffey, Mrs. Neola Ernest CaH, Pt. Pleasant; Dale World Standard ot COmpaet "I.unranee lor tver7 peranul alimony and other relief. gate. wy 2·a2J3. Critt Bradf't,. S1kl eauee wlll be for beart.nf on Lewis, James Rawley, Mrs. W. Knight, Pt. Pleasant. EsceUence and bllltaeas aeed."' and. after the nth day or MaY. 1""· John E. Lloyd and Infant dough· 4 19 tfc Wrtte. Pbooe tact . ELSIE LOU SMITH, Big car room, ride and perform-Phone WV MOl A. C. BRADfORD Plaintiff ter, Mrs. C. W. Henson and in- . Junior High Band'8 ance Small car economy and UNFURNISHED Home. 4 room ~STER AND FULTZ Raelne, Obio !ant daughter, Mrs. C. F. Scott Co • _T , h Attomen for Plaintiff and both. 1650 Lincoln Hgts. managerabUity POULTRY lfc neerl .,. orugrU 5 II 14> n. Zl. 20: <til e, 13, 10• and infant son, Mrs. C. E. Oiler ! ft, 'l'tc: See Phone WY 2-38'14. . -. -and infant daughter, Mrs. Remo PT .. PLEASANT - The an4 19 6lc 1. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER. FOR SALE: baby chicks. Most Melropolilaa Moton Roecbi and infant son. Mrs. B. nual Spring COncert of the Point breeds available. Call VI IIOhio, Pomei'O)I Street, Chester, Mala E. K. Fry. r ·rther Slagle, Mrs. Pleasant JUDior High School ,. z 15 6lltc CLEAN, Furnished apartment. 4 18 lfc 2278. Pbone WY z.3871 Charles .10rd and Infant son, Chorus will he presented Adul111. 126 Mulberry Ave. ' !!!. tfc 'fe. WY ~98 . ' Mrs. w. G. l)ereuberger and in- day evening in the andltorium PHOTO COPYING Services FOR SALE OR RENT or 4 18 6te COpy 8uy letter or dOCIIIIIent !ant daughter Mrs. J, Capehart beginning at 7:45 p. m. under FOR NEW or used ears and infant d~ughter, Clarence the direction of C. L, Head, with trueks, pblone Marvin Marks, FIVE ROOMS and bath, first '1euter Insurance, Pomeroy. ~ANT ADS WOdK wonder& • 2 IS tfe when you wish Lt. btl) or sell SALESMAN. Beasley Math- floor apartment. '131 MulberExline, Mrs. G. W. Pendleton, Mrs. Charles Walden as aecomRead the Waot A.Js 101 quick • Pull 'N Cl11n Oven pulls APRIL ZZ ews, Athens, LY 3-t4161, N Mrs. Olau Lltchfreld and Mark panisl. ry Ave. Phone WY t-2733. out like drawer, cleans like 111-t-tfc results. This year's program will In· The Ohio Valley Grange ~ Sanders. 4 10 tic Attention Dairymen pr ADlOill A11hic elude a wide variety of songs, a dream. 2612 wiD meet Monday, A mGii:R slant-o-matic. New MOJlERN 4 room furnished INSTRUCTIONS .. aUs According to the midnight r.,. both religious and secular. In· Z2 at 8 p.m. at the Letart F • A.utom=tlc cooklnl with model, hardly used. Zig.zags, unfurnished apartment. MidE grange ball and be hoot to the pori of the nursing department, eluded are America the BeauCOok-Master oven control. fancy designs, does everyR U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Hemlock Grove Grange and the those patients who ere listed u tiful, One Little Candle, ~~ dleport. WY 2-3874. 0 thing that can be done on a v Men·Wornen, ll-52. Start, h~b •• • lnlllnl hut with Speed· 3 15 tfc Great Bend Grange. He "'%~ fair included John D. Wickline, Old Shllelagh, '!bib Is My r, 110:1.00 • weelt:. Prep.ratory trlllD· - -· Heat Surface unit. B sewing machine. Cost new, lnl unW appotnt~~:d . Thou..nd• oi Steve D. Myers, Baker Gordon, try, Comin' in on a Wing and a $347.15. Will sell to clear ac- DOWNSTAIRS Apartment, fur· . ~ I jObl open. i:llperlenct UNIIIY Grove will open and close w Frlpdalro d111srtdlllllltyl A unnec:e11ary. FREE lnform•tlon un Great Bend will present t he Joseph Willis Mary Osborne, Prayer, Don't Give Up the Ship, count. $187.69 cash or terms nished. Phone WY 2->187. E jobl, •ai•rles, requ.Jremenh. Write .- TODAY II Yin I n1me, addraa, program. All host Grangers are Michael HuW.:On, John ~. God Bless America, Seventy· arranged. Call WY 2·2204. POMEROY WY 2-2649 THREE and tour room furnish· phooe and time home. Write Ll.n· asked to bring cookies. Jesse Eblin, Mrs. Ella Houck, SiX Trombooes, This is My Fa· 4 19 51c ~:~olll Serl'lee, Boz Cl$8, 'ftle Daib" ed and unfurnished apart.. OFFERS THE BEST Sentinel. Pomeroy, o. Mrs. George P. Smith, Mra. !her's World, sung by a CLAIR WOODE APRIL Z3 SINGER electric portable. Mon ments. IVY 2-MM. e t Paul Bartee, Mrs. Mollio! triO, piaoo solo by Scotty lc> 12 6 tic zigPHONE Chester Grange wiD me ine Marks, Mrs. Charles W. Weav· ard, Hobe of Calvary, Were ograms, buttonholes, FARM EQUIPMENT CHESTER 985-2145 Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. Rae be 1er, and Mrs. Brinton Allison. There, Easter Parade, Cen.wnr's \I zags, overcasts, etc.,withont FURNISHED ancl unfurnished ).2.6.251< attachments. A-1 condition. apartments. Paid utilities. S.. Galea. Down In the Valley, \FOR SALE: Farmette tractor and Olive Granges will ged $311.69 or $1.69 per week. can fore & p. m. Phone WV 2with 3-fool mowing machine , guests. All members are ur 111:T11 TRACK RECORD landla, West Virginia, and the Wy 2-2204. 4 19 &tc 27'16. after & p. m. Phone WY lawn mower, shovels, culti- to attend. WCTU w iII TRENTON, N.J. IUPf· - A.J. Battle HyDUJ of the Republic. Pomeroy 1Z 6 lfc FRIGIIDAIR2 -~ The $200. Also, 2-3574. REAL ESTATE vators and disk: PLEASURE and Show ponies. s t FO)'I of Houston. Tex., set a track '!be public Is Invited to ..... IM!O"I- ···e~ Platform scales. Tl. WY 2- ONE 6 room house and 4 FOR SALE - 4 good lots, 7 Mndel F Farmall tractor on meet at the First B a p t I I record of 58 minutes, 34.411 sec· tend. A g;)ver offering will ~!eel with 2 turn plows, mowthureh Tuesday at 7:30p.m. 1 4 18 6te roo.. apartment. Peoples Ter6698. room house, bath arad half mg machine, cutter bars: The Melll• COUnty IUdinB club onds to capture the country's first taken at the door. race. Phone WY ~5385. \ bath, basemt.nt. and garage. $135. Bradley and Davis chain w meet at the Salisbury town- ! too-mlle champWU.hip auto race FOR SALE 7:30 this year at tbe 'i'reDioD Speed· WINll AtJTO RACE "lairt\l apart· \Auld be made into saw, 16-inch cui, 2 chains, ship building Tuesday at EMPLOYMENT Wanted [ way Sunday. !MOLA, Italy IUPJ-Jim " COTTON and wool rugs, one, ' ment house. Okey Wood, Sy- $100. E. D. Johnson, R. D. 1, p. m. JWII. FO)'I, who also wo nthla title ol England drOve bla Lotus M·25 one and one half , and two V.1LL 00 housework, 3 or 4 racuse, Ohio. Call WY 2-6086. The American LegiOn a Racine, Phooe W1 9-3086 all4-16-<;lc yard. Lenna Brinker, Letart days a week. WY UIZO. ary o! Drew Webater Post No. last year, averaged 103.481 mlles over a 151.77 mUe eoun eln ooe er 4:30 p. m. session per bour In bla Sheratoo 'nt.omp- hour, 34 minutes, 7.4 seconds Sun4 22 6tc 4 19 3tp Falls. 4 19 6\p 29 will meet iD regular embers "'" opeelaL to win an International HOUSE FOR SALE or trade. Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. M LARGE RED Canna bulbs. 10 for baseare asked to bring old rags Six rooms, bath, hall for $1.00. Ralph MCKenzie, BUSINESS SERVICES LEGAL NOTICE ment, hot and cold water, veterans to use In maklng rugs. . Racine , Ohio WI 9-3405. FOR PAINTING, Interior and, gas heating, garage, one BC· 1N TRI tOUii df tdNIMdN Ptlii. 4 20 3\c exterior. Call Richard Wilt. COUNT"Y, OMIO .... . ... APRIL 24 '.... re gronn d, in RnUan d . W"U I , ClarenceMIIGI Wllll•m ,.,.,,_, The Wildwood Garden C I IJ),OOO to 100,000 feel timber. 609 N. Second Street, Middle· sell on tblnowr . land contract. S. D. 111 romoror, OhiO.llrHt . 4 3 30te will meet WednesdaY at 8 p · Lime stone vein. Farm 45A. porL Buskirk, Rutlan[, 0 . 4·16-Gtp rJolntiH, at the home of Mra.. Ken Bath, electricity, telephone, ·~ 108 ACRES in Mason County, Nina Allllrrfll• !~orris, Wetzgal St., with a Minor. natura\ gas. Tape recorder. See Us For ... I, Five w. Va .• 3 mnes from Rt. 35. "'drtll Untrnowll, Cost new $100. Sell $50. Pb. room house fenced for 1 Dlf~t~Hnt. Houdaahelt as N111. tU6t MUtma te • DeKalb Seed Corn SH 2-4748. and cattle. Water by I Nlua And~•· who•e ptaee of "• ss. . I sheep • 114•nc. '• n"l'lknown. will t~ notice The Middleport Literary 4 20 31c ' I DeKalb Sudax At.GO~,....,.. ' " - ' - ' 1\!!o~,,, ."" sprlnF:!! and pumps. Lease for that on March u. 1963 the under· : . . ·oil and gas Call Frank Upton 1m1ned filed bla Petition •1etn... lier , will meet WedDed&) a ~ ~' I '!':R SEWING machine In 1 . ' \n tile COUrt of Comi'DOJI Plea• of ' t ]· 30 t th }H, or SX-11 Coolville 985-2455. j Meip Coulll)', O_hkl. pray\DI for dl· 8 · p. M. 8 e new 1963 cabinet. Choice of St ••o«* ud IIUCb oth... relief u md Mrs. Harold Sauer 1 Middle blond wai,Jut or mahogany. 20 P be tu .. and pro"P'fT on tb1 1rnUnd1 of 4 . vI . ~ • Agrico Fertilizer ~- - uou ne11c:ct o1 dutJ' end ntr2me Rt. 1. Mrs. James Titu& • ' ' • Dar11s , patches, monograms, I FOR SALE Two bedroom erueltJ' Bald ti\IIM! will "' fOIJ' hllf have th program :With .'UR~RU~E CQ. ho les. etc., with· Middleport Feed Mill I h a. h Be 'f 1 8 ' h ki h inl on or ettar tbr lOlli d.17 t1f AP. e orde, aull u Jrc 1c · .._ ,,.., hers responding tO roll <I W.• VA. Balance Tony Fowler, OwMr & Opp. oul at tach m~nL'\ . en • automatic go:~ heat · 1649 ClareDe. wuuam . Andrew• . . a "PromiDeot Poli . Plalttttff nammg ·p ""IH or nine payments of "We Do Custom Grinding'' Lincoln Heights. can J a h n WEB8'1'D Af'iD P'Ul.oTZ Fi " . ' " (i,8.00 each. Call WY 2-2204. Mttlcllopart Blaettnar ' WY 2-5121 • 3-l9-tlc A.u... neJ• W for 1~Plalntitl N. 2nd A ... . II. 14• 1, It U. It - It gure. ' 419 51c 1-:Al'lt:EU.ATIONS CORRECTIONS • No. 141M .. _... eoua.t of JenNe htterf»ld. Gil Of \be BlUM ol Dn\OD Plei'M· 1111 SNUFJY11\lii Ntl' 1: IULI.IT" • GOING ·OIISI ro Jiljl\t'f'l .... @)POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ I I e::· Wheels Out of Line? Rt th:: -· .<"'r::.. r;: Pomeroy landmark Complete Front-End Adiustment - BAIL1' CRYI"l''QVOI'I!l - Bere't bow ta wert; •• llio'PY D L. 4 .t.llll Ia I.OIIQJ'aLLOW 0 . 0 - llbllpiJIa llllil .-pie A I a ... lbo - L ' I . X tor 111o t ... 0'1. .. .. IIDfll - lor-·· Blaettnars lrlfldor, lllo . . . . . . . '-llooo ., tllo - llldldQ'QII"*-...,...,uaat. ll't 1111 - A CJtaiitl . . . ,..•• KWUPU' VIII' It 'IV 1'1 I'G IIJ'VVYCIX lt'II'CUV DWCI Ql' TVP• VERY PFlETTY. DON'T Ll K 1!. TI-t E . WEAR YOUR HAIR I -~· - r.: - World's easiest -..ingovenbJ frigidaire! I or .,' [S~~ II - ~- or\ c LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII! s II I I I .~~ i ~ ·' J ··-·· BAKER FURNITURE j '" ..., 3 ROOMS N•w Furnitur• · ·'o~i.v $i99 --.- ~- ' c.. e I I ' ,. I jo :-::: MAS'"N . MA,SOt!. .' ........,' . PO YOU SUGGEST t WEAR. IT~ �•• I -· AnniverSGries • • . ... ' ' ''not_, .....' ." ...... liicb Sc!hool IUdl- Iiley ~ 1 ClllliM• W ( ' to . ...... ...... ~Ad.'Wb&t~ lh.4y .a -t e ••mlllu&blnholooo~ltllal ., <II- ~ - .., ... ' NOWYOUJ*)W ,...,.,. •t 8 p...m. alllll Two IDIIIvenarlal _ , al the G. 8. ll!d W. hDIIIIII .... commlltee IN to 1tleM. metlllli will De beld TUet- · Celebrated At Michael Homes • ·. ~ • l ••IPI•d t.i. (IIi. . . . . . . . . . . . . )lool a,n• I '-1. lAW . , ............ wrbrl n..., 7 t a with PRICE FIVE CENTS MiddlepOrt,,~Q.ves To~ Repair Streets,· Get t . C . B ·1d· :~::;~~;~:~ ommun1 y· · 01 1ng . . to use WHEE LING, W. Va.- on cerlilbl p~ets for "Com- petitive reasons." WJIUam A. Steele, chairman and president of Wheeling, said that the April 10 booats .., plates and electrical sheo;l! would be reocmaed, retroactive to the date of the . Increase. He also a."nounced that costs of hot roll· ed sheell\ and strips and cold rolled sheet and strip steels would he reduc.O an average of 51 cents per tun, retroactive to April 17. • • • HUN;riNQTON, .w. Va.--:- • NO TEDIOUS STIRIIINL ~ couple ot stirs, lt'l rMCtJ .. TJ·.. S. Army ~e dJSirJCI office wrll open b1ds May 23 on COII!IIructlon of boat ": ug jacilllies on the Scioto Riv. er at Portsmouth, for the Capl Anthony Meldahllocks ~nd . project. Work oo the oroject will begin within lays after tbe controct •JII. • CLINGS TO BlUSH Glt ........ &It No metll)' dllpplnea No llt-..stl mark1. • UIIPTn.DWINGON. Bruah douft't Or••· Paint .roolftl ..... • USIIN ANY 1100111. POl walt, ceillnas. woociWDfk. Dries 1ft 20 mln~o~t... :~warded ·• • STAYS CLIANIR. SJ)otl. ma'kt. w.sh off. taoJ: rlnM cfean In IOaiPY Engm~rs • • WASIUNGTON - The Navy planned to lower underwater ..ameras to the bottom of the ~ . . MlanUc today to see If 11 ball (IJund the hulk of the submarme waw. ,. Mayor Lee Smith told Middleport councilmen Monday \partmenr !rUCk from the Pom· ·night extensive street repairs and a modern-type com· eroy Motor Co. 011 1ts -low munity building "could be a reality i!' 1963." ibid (by $438) . of 14,1169, enact" He was reporting informally on action t~ken, after r.e· led Into Jaw f1re con.tra~ts for cent suggestions by councilmen, to pbtam federal aid outs~de political subcbvls1ons to for street repair as well· as added ud under the Com· 1obtam f1re protectr011, agreed munity Facilities Aid proviSions of a law approved in ., to re-o<ganlze recreation man· the last Congress. Mayor Smith further said: \agement, heard a telephone .. 1 t 1 h this com company executive ou!Une his . wan . 0 pus s .; the building. firm's tmprovements in area mumty building ~a a ~ tu While the pre&eot Congress service, and made minor fund 1 can.l 11 maybl pos~1 eh ll lias not approved fands under transfers. 11 moke I a com na on. re-a a community facllltleo aid IIIIo . THE NEW TRUCK Mayer n~~ltb lndlcatedH Council . unanimously nIce colmmunhlly p ace w ere buolrlgdamnglzal'lons . year, lOth DJatriet '-""~~il'e11man o, accept· . . GETTY UP_ Thomas (Pee~ Werry and Ralph 10 ogie) Calvert, Jr., toured Pom~roy over the weekend in a 1921 express wagon owned by the lllaettnar Auto Company. The horse, wh1ch IS pullrog the ancient wagon , 11 owned by Calvert, at left. The passenger in back is youngster Ronnie Arnold of Condor-st. Fred Blaettnar and his son, John William, also took a ride in the horse drawn wa~on as the klck~ff event for their llOth anniver· sary of from "Buggies To Bl'u-~ic;k~s;";w;h~i~ch~i~s~b~e~m~g >..::ce-:l::eb::r~la::t~e~d~t.::h•.::•__wc:_e:.e~k~.~~S_e_n_h_n_el_P-;hoto.·-- - : - -- - - - - - - -- and groups may meet." mer E. A.,ele, had promised ed the bid offered by WJIUam l The moyor promised to write I. "aU possible help." ......... Grueser. manager of the Po~· personally before all Councilmen had a busy night ~oy Motor Co., when hrs b1d 1 0 I . . . anlzatlons to outline otherwise . too ro~al and ask su rt .. p p rrpo . It. would seem that, ld ~ ,. given us, we coo se ..:.:at' ~~ateverj ~on.:;; 0 or pro e.. in fefjleral aid. He inrllcated he ~nd ~ne Grate, and probably Bill Childs, chairman of the Middleport Planning Commission, are to h' k meet 1n Columbus t IS wee with persons who will guide in making applica· street repair aid and was lowest and the one that met all specifications as adver- 1 They bought a new street de· tised. other persons appearing before council to justify the~r bids were Carroll Norris . of Rawlings Sons Motor Co., Mid· dleport; Harold Smith of Meigs C0 Ieman Has New PI30 For Ohi0 party ... Rett"red Rat"I """'"'''''''•••• EmpIoye Ies At Holzer T Drivers • T0 Compete In Jaycee Road-e..n sunday Middle~en Coming events at . port llChool brclude lilt ....,. play, Friday, May 18; the senior tdp, teavlag May IZ; -u Baccalaureate services, Sun· Weather permitting the Fourth Annual Jaycee Teen· day evenlog, May II; Elghtll A e Safe. Drivin Ro~d-e·o will be held on the lower grade Commencement, Tllun· p!rking lot in Po'ineroy nel<l Sunday at 12-30 p.m . day eveoln&, May !3; Se~lor . . . . o· Equipment Co., Pomeroy, and ~aker 0. Gordon, re~ired Graduation, Friday e\'eomg, The Metgs County . Jaycees driver's trammg mstructor for Pete Davis of Keith Goble Ford, railway employ~e and res1dent May %4.. sponso;ed Road-e-o gtves the turther information. M'ddl ·t of Pomeroy, dted Monday at A444•4• C()Unty s teenagers an opportun· The to forty high scorers on 1 ';l;'~E CONTRACfS 10:10 p m. at Holzer Hospital ! } ,ity to demonstrate driving skills th wntren tests will oompete 1 1 Loca ~ •ue Bankers th' d ading of Ordln· in Gallipolis. in open competition. Drivers e a four-pari L'OUrse The If re "II b I led th' k b . over . roved Its Born ir. Cheshire Township, , w1 e se ec IS wee YI ourse consists of· (1) The 862 8 By ROBERT L. KAYLOR :~~~tioo 1:.~!w.J'P Including a January 21, 1893, Mr. Gordon written tests in all county high ~truight Line (21 serpen· UaHed Pres siDterDIItloDal . . th t bet· . io de- was the son of Elza and Sara fifO Ischools 00 teenagers desiring to f (3 ) The' Offset Alley and lb~sh:~ COLUMBUS . IUPJ) -:- _Demo- ~-~ 0 s~gnsuco~;r~c:. yet Scott Gordon. He is survived · enter. Entranst must not be 19 ~ ~~~e, The Parallel Park excere vy das located -~~- cratic State Chairman Wdham L. . r . ki f fire by his wife, Verlie Church Con· years of age by August 9, not ' . All call for 8 steady hand a dll'Len objects .on the. ocean Coleman unveiled • program per:,;ng .. -~s :.g Inor' ted to way Gordon; two daughters, married, n~tound guilty of a ool mind floor, 8,400 feet deev. Ill Monday night to rev~alize the prob'tr ,on. WI ( ' I VI 'th a Vesta Ham of Dayton and Belmovmg tra . VIOlation durmg an a cle nd . h d area Where Ute· tear su• . Oh' and --~·cted ar 1 a e or nego 1a e Wl ~· . h h nd 1 Troph 8 8 cas awar s . , nuc ..,.. party m 10 pn:ul bo d ' sed f' ,.1 va Lesher of Columbus; and TWo p 0ft\e.....y bank"!:rs wiU t e past s mont s, a mus1, led 1 th th M•rme _ _ ...., with 129 h . 't ar compo o crunc '. I h ld I'd d . , 't I will be presen o e ree .. ..,. • ·' l'tn" .... ~U. sweepmg c ansea m l s opera· men and Middleport volunteer a stepdaughter_, Joan Conway help swell record enrollment of 0 a va I rivers perml_. 0 winners in both the OOys• !bell April tOl"'lM · Navy_ . lions. . f' The ~'-'· to Rayburn of Chicago, III!Tillis; a almost zoo banker • students for IStudents may contact !herr 1 P . 1 , 1 nd t 1 six of Ute object!. •·t~ .... . ..._ . . CoJeman, ,..wbD, baa CDJPe, tUKltr. ~en.. Onu.-nce .~o~~o, • brnther Earl Gordon of Galli· . -· . - - and glr s c asses a a rave. r.al good prO!Ipects," orftfclsm for his leadership ol the bO ·efletli.. as-soon as per!"!!- potis itM 'tcnopbew,.l!olll!!l' Gor· tho.o18111..,~ Ohl;u~h;'~ ~! ~ inp, trophy wtll be presented 18 The search his been narrow· S 1f 8 3V party In last yeor's election cam- ted under Jaw;. h' don o1 Pomeroy · I Ohl ledty , , _ . , 3& R the school w1th the highest.,.... e<. to an area of 10 square • ,_ announced the am It provides u•at a towns tp, ' .. . a o n ve~sl . , ~ . all score. . ... --t miles 270 miles east of Boston. Funeral services for Nora ~·a meetin here of ::~. for example, may contract for Funer~l servaces WJII be at I Maxine. Griffith or ~ Porn:.1 Jim Carpenloer ' Rut1ai1d "!frgh -- _.,....,~, The Navy said It was coofidenl Alice Bailey, 84, who died Man· ly . formed ~mocratic County protection fo~ $200 annually, th~~ r~~er;;:e ,;;fvi~~~~i:;. eroy Na~lOnal ~·~ Will .'::'. ;school teacher and chairman of 5 that. the sunken attar:k at her home in Flatwoods, Chairmen's Organization. plus $50 per f1re call. , ~~iatin . ·Til~ time and date of amoog t e S::~1 atte~:ar 1 h e the event, said today. he hopes 11 marrne lay som.wnere be held Wednesday at 2 The otato cliairman said his .~rlh!;.lb~~L. v•::::: " ';': .. servia! is pending. Burial will :c~':c : gr~duate follbwing for a large turnout_ this Sunday. "· m. at _the MI. Herman plao for reorganizallon of the dl- 1 ad U H hgd ~ he at the Beech Grove Ceme- th k llf lassroom work. " We hope fam1bes through· that area, • • • church. Burial will be ln the vided part~:'t.ukl be centered or op 08 • e 8 oppo F . nd ll · e wee c [ F out the county wJII plan to rome m HOMESTEAD AFB, Fla. Herman cemetery beside around a n system of fman· tbe measure llacJe • boded· tery. rle . s may ca. e~emngs Paul E Kloe~ o the arme~s COLUMBUS IUPI)- The Rhodes early and stay late. I'm sure Cuban PremJet Fidel her late husbrmd, Henry F. clng modeled n the same line~ ly tbrougb several month. of at t~e residence until tune ~f Bank and Savings Company, will administration has ordt>red top ithese ~tudents will provide emptied his dungeons of aU Bailey who died in 1960 as that of the Republicarl &tat~ deliberations. Eveu aOer vol· ~rvtce.sd A~r~e~ents ~e be attending the school thiS state offic~als to streamline de· Iplenty of excitement for every .. A~erican prlsond:-'8 except Survh.ing are these chiidren organization He saJd also much lng yes be said, ul still ddak mg rna e y wmg nera year for the first time. . partment forms, procedures, in- one " Carpenter said. ' · I It is wrou• " home The school IS compnsed of t · an ef · 1 Refreshments ' longtime enemy Monday in Dalley, Jennie Abbott, of the party's business would go . •· . · . . sion s ruetIOns and recor ds m will be avail.. change for four CUbans held John Bailey all of Pome· behind closed doors as part of the \ Mr. Gibbons proposed time two one-week trammg ses s, fort to cut through t-ed tape and \ ble for spectators In event of u· s· 1·ans · The Dearded ro) Rt 3 and Ocln A BaUey of cb should be taken to "talk it Mef1o Memorial Hospital both being held the same week. reduce pr;nt;ng <Osts. a h te t · . b h I" · ' · ange. " "th t ti f Bt n the first aod second ram t e con s wt 11 e e \4 0 dictator also promised to Euclid; a sister, Mabel Cleland WID A•vlte stra&egy lover ~~ repf!sen a ves ADMISSIONS - Zana Bax. e wee m trainin each Gov. Jamru; A. Rhodes said that lthe following Sunday. 800 to l.OOO Cubans to leave his Chester, and a brother, El· Describing the session as "the tot nshlps and VIllages affected. ter, Pomeroy; Esta Howell, ye~ of ~lassroo edt g, t many businesses. whose property 1 0 Communist Jsl&nd later thif Will of Syracuse. A son, most harmonioua Democratic RECREATION CHANGE Pomeroy · Eunice Nutter stu ent. 18 req~ll" compte~ and records are subject to state D • I F' d 1 week as parL of the deal. Franklin, and daughter, Ruth, meeting 1 have ever attended," Coun~ll accepted a r~om· Reedsvill~; Hazel Wickline, Ra: a specl~l proJect as 8 par 0 inspect1on, often are subJeCted to rtver S IDe n Ntw York attomey James B. preceded her in death. Coleman said the group's mission men~atlon by councilman G~ne cine. the trammg program. duplkate and overlapping inspec-' Operation Case Donovan, who arranged t h e Mrs. Bailey was a me·mber woukt be to serve as an advi· Harrts . _from the Rec:re&~on DISCHARGES M K I tions by inspectors from \'arious C 11 W. J ohnson , p omroy . ed here Monday the Mt . Herman church . sory bodY to t he party ,s execu- ComnussiOn rs. Milo en- M·r • Burford Dies swap, arriv . that the swunmmg nelh Brown Minersville. st ate de pa rt ment s. : R arro D ·a fined $Z and costs 31 aboard- an airliner with ~I of Friends moy call at the resj. live oommillee In formulating (Contmued on page McDole U.:g Bottom. C.;.rence While At Store He said thi< will be eHminated r Mvnd.ayw i~ Meigs County courl th~ pale and· skinny Ame_r~eans. ~nee anytime prior to the ser- strategy for thiB year'~ local ~leeBoyle, Middleport: Lester Burford, operator of as will the practice or printing 00 a citation of reckles~ oper• He Slid three others decl~t!d to VIetS. Ewing funeral home is lions and. next year !J national Burford Grocery in Rutland, was the names of officials on various ation by the SheriH's depart.. go ~a · LaUn American In cbarge, (Cootinued on page 31 Meigs General H..pllol dead on arrival of the Middle- forms used by the state. ment. try mstead of returning to ADMISSIONS _ Sail M . port emergency • rescue squad R_hodes gave h1s cabinet officers ! The hearing on a petty lar· homeland and three chose y . c Monday at 2:20 p. m. until the end of the month to r... lceny charge against Kenneth remain in Cuba with thelf lamCormick, Middleport; Clifford Mr. Burford, age ~. died sud- pori to Fmanre Director Rkhar.t l' Keith Mark ins and Margarel lliea. Dew~urst, P<>rneroy • Vlr~ama denly of an apparent heart at· Krabach what progrt>S.., they have , Elmse Mayes both of HarrisonWAS"nn.Gro~- !Am. ~:~~~Pomeroy; Cuba Little, tack while at his ' store. The•lmade in lhi~ diredion. lvill•. was cn'ntinued until May · ! body was taken to Chase Funer· He s~ud 1f legislative changes 3 by County Court Judge Ftank ~- J";lts, II-N.Y., warned . PHILADELPHIA (UP!) P I I h .1 d There will be an unliSII81 Var· , DISCHARGES John 1al Home where arrangements , woold be ,.. 4 u~red for the correc- 1w, Porter, Jr. a:OI p:~ are pending._ --~~-- tive action. they should sobmit the \ - - --1":, ~ Princess Grace of Monaco ..0; ; of t~~':~rld'~ ::::'iy ;.~ liety show. at the Syracuse : Sprouse, Mtddleport. flallllaary spiral in wages IJ!d ladies" Monday night at a brilliant fashion ball that dis.l School April 26 • at 7:30• It is 1 p.-opos<d chanMes '" law for transREPORT ARRESTS the~ of IIVIlll played her blonde beauty in a regal setting. Jspon"""'d by the_ Syracuse La· ~i'""n by Krabach lor_consl(lera- 1 The Ohio State Patrol Mo.. He•llllcie the sh.tement as the The former Grace Kelly of Philadelphia and her bus- Idles Auxiliary Frre liOn and recommendation tu the day reported the arrest ol two Senate-llou!e Eronomic C<tm. band, Rainier Ill, "reigJied" over the event sponsored lncl~~ed be a ~ o ~ NEW YORK (UP!)- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller has , go"'""' Meigs county residents, Harold mittee opened hearings Into by the Philadelphia Fashion Group from a royal box at Dance . a Mock Weddmg,. put a smllin~ but f.Jrm embargo on rnformatlon relattng . E. Hysell. 28. Pomeroy, cited to whether the pric rise by Am· the bead of the Philadelphia Art Museum's grand stair-~~~yle show, lates.~ fashions. to the questi~n: Will he wed the recen.tly d•vorced Mrs. MAN FINED Gallipolis court for defective • wa Champagne Mus1c by the La· Margaretta F1tler Murphy. The attracttve Mrs. Murphy Raymond Russell has been xh t d P ker C Chaney ~~..:'leel manufacturers was y. Trllrole Ill 11011( dtes Auxiliary, music by the , 35, a former member of the governor's staff, was dl: l fined $100 and costs in Meigs ~. ~':cin:~ to M~igs ~ .. • · • • Grace's hair wu coiffed in .. Trlbate Ill BoDJ , jSyra~e _El·Rancheros, Bever· vorced about two weeks ago in Sun Valley, Idaho, from Common Pleas court where he Thursda for no muffler. Con· 'i'be .....8 test 1 . te Ire 11y1o She Never, never <IJantle. Keep ly Hillbillies by the Syracuse Dr, James S. Murphy 40 a microbiologist at RockefeUer j was arra~gned before Judge . t d / G il' 1' court Satul" ap...... grea WJS r em:me . · ware that breathless charm!" was Ed· \OJb Scouts, and songs and mu- Institute. ' ' :John C. Bacon . Russell said he VICe n a : 18E tee Hou-•'" Dopt. MAIN FLOOR Funeral For 8al'}ey E }} Af OU For Classes The CIS:·· . I ""ed esd Sl h·J Re -f1ied· T D d: ape emanue By Governor Tempest i • Yes, the old pocketbook wilhinga on its way! HOUSE CLEANING? ~r;;:;: song of, ia when you buy your Fix-up materials from us. 1 I Gyface'S RegaI Beaut y Has DON'T OVERLOOK Glt"tter At Brilli"ant Ball YOUR RUGS •• , GARAGE DOORS One, one-and-a-half. lwo car. Top qualit y full}' furnished . As low as . $51.75 RUG &CARPET CLEANING ASpecialty II SCREEN WIRI All types regularly car. Repair ried in stock. screen dool'IS and wiD· , dows now. As low v.a ~ 9c ft. MEETING POIITPONED of The meeting Rock Grange ldleduled for ••enintl ball been w Frlday at a p. m. ll!d Alfred Grangeo wiU Whether it should be shampooed ... dry cleaned • . . or regular 1 Shornpool"' Wool Rue• DOOR CHIMU GARDIN TOOLS Wide selection of fine garden tools of all ldnda. Garden rakes PB low a1 98c R•v•rlibiH lOcO: Dry Cle1nln1 (All Ty,.lj 1Q( 141< ft. LouiNirr WIOhlnt - · · 3C "'ft.• ROBINSON'S LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS Convonionl Pickup Stotlono In Middleport.Pomtroy Phone Pomeroy WY 2-5421· Mhldhport WY 2.5130 •''\ "\ . ' 0 canigh , pital .~.!?.,~- · 1 -~ Illle . "'"' , .,..,"""" : ayatem PloWed into the East day. . . AI ltall it4 perso~ were lir jund by lomad!Je• "1'1<~ ped ~. lllruct ~the~ et; suni!own aloug a 1!11ft1tea,st __,. ! TONICti'T GreiDrJ P..S, PoliJ Jlerpa oDd Robert Mitchum Ill •CAPI 'IAR" 1 ROCKY NOT TALKING Of LOVE De"!: ::'Ill ..,. - . • "noW l!lut , of ~c winliloJtl! II"! ,lloulhweot. ROola ·were . .t .. ....y, · JII'~ Bfllr· Me tankli wtre • upended . and l~!to·(,,'wer~: thoked with downed l!'!ll.. ll!d tlebrlo In · l<)wil of ~ of Dalila~ ~'~ liO · bJ DO!qu) ·••·eow... T...... Apr. D.M . .AMILY NICIHTI .................. - · HIJUJWIIIl "TTil 110 WAYI" ~=gown · AI her throat bo"i.m glistened a • . dlamondo and :::.• Firat D 11rot L~ Clelaa• 018 die ·Fisher's tribute to her iD sic by Syracuse talent. Monday, a ''bill·slgning" ceremony at Rockefeller's ! was not guilty to a grand lar- day was 1 Ro /\· ~ 10s a~ ...g. Gov. Willlam W. Scranton, i A free will offering will be Manhattan office gave newsmen their first chance to 1ceny charge but pleaded guilty \31 • tsM;dd ? ~' '. ~ 0 !cose wbo sav• her the spon~·· crys- 1taken at lb~ door. boor Prize query the governor about published reports linking him ' to a charge of petit larceny. cos or 0 owm · tal bowl award for fashio~ lead· ;will be given. For sale will be to Mrs. Murphy. "Do you plan to marry Mrs. Murphy?" jaccording to court records . Rus- 1 >rsltlp, added this praise: hotdogs, hamburgers, fish, pie, asked a newsman. sell has 15 days to pay the . PLAN SALE "All Pennsylvanian• joins lo coffee and kool-ade. "No comment," said the governor with a grin. Ifine and costs. The defendant ! The Southern Local Athletic honoring lhll diiUnguished daugh· This Is a benefit for the fire "Will you have a comment at any time?" "No com· appeared in court on an infor· Boosters Assocl8tron Will spooo tor of . Phllade~ for the ~!f•· department and emergency-res- men!," said the smiling governor. "Well," the newsman motion afladavit filed by Pro- 'lsor a bake sale Apr~ I. 27 at 9 a. cl0118 ll!d beauUfirl American lm· cue unit. Firemen will assist In 1said, "I wish you the best of luck." fto(,kefeller laughed. secutlng Attorney Bernard V. m. at the Racine Village Culo age which she projects. We are the show. "!even have to say no comment to that," he replied. Fultz. Rate store. ,dellglited dh this lrlbute to one 1 l':~tofr~~~ofOI=:: flnt ~:::,:v:1.:t · of.:~;r~;:.::~~a~~~ o~nco diiJ,.er ttd'W.. in vy!DrJ the T' polio, . -andNoolllll, 1'ltlt Kll' oball and Borbln Edt.o Ill "SWINGPf' ALONG" (c,tor carved a · lh!;. =~U::' lh H.\SGtt Drive ·In v~ 1.1 A _. , Soft , mt>lodious. Several .sizes m stock. Easy w m· stall As low as ·--$4.95 ~ugbl per· feet job. Sh•mpooin1 Mon., .Tues. & W-.d.Apr.22·23-24 During BlaeHnar's 110th Anniversary guesta. laundry washed •.. Our fa· cilitles assure you of 1 cite':;' for your type of rug or carpet , •• PEGBOARD Ideal for kitchens, utility rooms, workshops. Handy hangers available. 4' x 8' as low as __ __ $3.68 . ene It I Call Now and •rr•ns• for Cleening •t Your Convenience, Complete cleaning oervlce especially PATCHING PLASTER Now is the time to pa1('h plasterwork around the home. Patrhin g plaster as low .as ___ . 35c ': !::: Sr., variety Show In Syracuse Js '8 £• ' J)iiiQ limJtlneli . .' TAII,Iv · oholr. 'I ·. • Asks Slas?l .l.jTn . .1..1.~ uealleng Rate meintier, with colorful fete. for which Rainier's Monte carlo co fa ....... The tickets coot $50 eaCb a ret.'Onl for the city. Jinrlied number of 600 waa oubocrihed aix weeks ago . were turned away. otood In the gltm)lle Grace on her o;o. OIJioPowtrC<t. isseeldngau-System, of which Ohio Power lng electric space heating, with \'" Include schools, churches lborlly to reduce Its raios to is a part. ' the average reduction in the and hospitals. commercial and small industr~ Total savings to existing ell· neighborhood of 20 per cent. · In its applicatior•. Ohio Pow· ai ·customcn whlcb employ glble customers on the AEP Further, It wlll encourage ml· er asked that lhe reduced rate electricity lor aU apace heat- Syste~ bave been estimated a\ ny olhe_r customers to adopt beco If tl M lng requirenienlo. · ra«J,tlt!O per year; of IbiS total, tile _tofal.electrlc concept In me e ec ve ay · Applications lowal'd this end Ohio Po- customers wlll their operations." The new rate, called the 'l'hli meaJJ1 o a-t deal to ~filed lodaprilh the.PUIJlle sove t53,flfl!l. . · Tlie prO(IOIJed rate would ap. "Eiel:lric Hooting - Genera)'.' · .aid'ctace. who 1o YlslUng VIIUiies. Comrnl'lllon of Ohio ln A. N. Prentice. vice proOitlenl ply to ~lly aU eler:lrlcalb' rate Is the second rate reducfitlriil ben for the. llnl ·llme C!>Jumbu•. ·Stmul~,, llm. lllltf general IIUII)88er of Oblo heated cor\uoerciaJ and small If<>• for these customer> In the · ''1 ..,.., teii )'llOf 'Uir appllationB Were fllell-:li'IIIJ .Power, lllld. "The propoaed ind-lal establlslunenls, .ouch past two years. 11 is sinllar to · 1 ta be· hrmil!l tbo.·. .te np)aloey oulhc!rillos aew ra~ wUl result In varylag a. Office buildings, iliores, mot. a reduction in ail • electric relib lbll 'In my 'lFA'I! 111 fiVe otheh ltllii ~ · by Mp~tlo1JI OI\IOlll commerttal' ela,, hsta:U~"aats and' small In- o~llal rat.. put Into effect ;f lht. :Amtrlcall Jil)l)lrie to'nr P,d . inlfustrill cuatomen · 111- dullrial .pl~lll. ll!d' would II· ·ID March 1. · of others 22 om -OIIdPeltr S.Uenlliil Jaip CiU!B!dlltlla •I'M ALLIIGHT JACK• .:l." • ,p _, ·I : io \.f , , .r\, ~. ' ·\. I• ' '. ' ,; ~- . 'l;: ·'· ' tt~ 'I ,I ...• .·., ,., . ' : ,._.,.. ~ .. o' ~ ..· ' 100 l'' \ ' _,.,, • '•. " '" "' • . • The four other AEP System companies seeking the rate reductlons anll the five otates ill wbiclJ IIley serve .,.,. . laeltl • Appa ,an Power Co., ol Roanoke, Va. - Vlrcinltl .1111 Wt!il Virllnlil; Indlillli. and ~ cllfpa E~ Clo., ol Fort =. Wa)lilli, lad: ~ Indiana l!lll MlcltJpn: .Kenllldty fllWer ,c.., ~; of AJb)abd, ' Ky: - Wheelin& £1o¢tr!i1 C0.'1 lni, V•~•·. :W• 'V . w. ,. , .......... , ·' ""/'·"""""' • " {/( • •v ,-..,·, !I; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April 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 April 22, 1963 cromley mace schaefer