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"oompl~te Sk k C"t j spec:l::t·~ha~;:ne w:~~ on I y ceremony Is SenJor • Theme ~obe~t ~erter, repr~entabve; •' 'iea~t -~of r~rted ru~hed ~t· ~ny mt~ts ~ ,.~riday I lni B usz•ness TiPnn d, ~ UjPW'IW d ~s· 0 t•d l m~ ;~;~g~g~~~~;{:~lll~~ec;oun~e~tl~t~si~rece=~lv:m:~g;~br~te~l-: ; flhe,~ri~-~~gu~rt~· Bathtub Mat and Wrought iron plant stand. * P~ Rubbermaid; '' \. .Bro~n. s Turquoize. An outltandlns apread for design ahelveJ and utra IN THE FEW SECONDS IT TAKES YOU . TO READ THIS MESSAGE ..• rayon spread with luxurioue Bullion Fringe. loves The session voted to give assistance to the teacher trainsession of the Presbytery held at Wooster. Rev. Rupdiscussed the five summer camps for youth of the Scioto Presbytery. Donald Mills was named chairman of the ushers for worship services. i viscose llet scientific official, made fllllll sold his motherland and 1 domand BIRMINGHAM, Ala . _ Dr. Martin Luther King, the 1 CAPE CANAVERALpleas in a ""'"" . beorjng. . th•t Penkovsky he oentenced to man who called Birmingham the most thoroughly segrenaul J.., Gordon Cooper Jr. was Both had tesUfted cluriog the de•th ." gated big city in the nation , said today the agreement expectect lo entor aecluslon on five-day rial that they had pu- foday·a early session was ... ending racial hos tilities here shows the " futility of masCape C.,.averal today to wait sed SOviet ae«eta to Westeru In- cret on tbo motioo of the Jll'...,. sive resistance to integration. out the IL1al three days TAK,E TOUR- The Chester School Patrol enjoyed teUigenre •genCJes. cutor, who Mgued that Wynne or "The walls of segregation in the South will crumble,.. his scheduled marathon flight a tour Wednesday to Parkersburg through the Mr. Bee Mo,.. !ban 300 spectatoro.lnelud- Penkovsky might refer to secret said King, the Atlanta !llinister who came here to spear. Into spaee. Potato Chip factory, the Coca-Cola bottling plant, and ing Wynne'• wile, Sltella, jammed testimony "involving state aecur- The Rev . Donald Edwin Hor· i head the desegregation drive which resulted in mass ar· • • • the, Indian museum at Belpre. On May 15 they will be into the courtroom to hear the y" m hi s dosing plea. llelen,d-l ak , 110n of George aod Eliza· rests and violence. DAMASCUS, Syria - Syrian On coffee time at WMPO radio station and tour the jail verdict. ans' final staemens usually are i beth Horak of 19:i Locust · st, "The victory in Birmingham is of great significance Premier $41ah Bitar resigned and Town Hall m Pomeroy, the guests of Chief of Polke The «1ur announced that the ' publi<: in Soviet coort•. [Pomeroy, wtll he one ola group throughout the South ." from offlct today foiJowjng a Jed Webster. In the back row are Don Folmer, Drew first three years of Wynne's Penkovsky's lawyer admitted the of seven deacons ordained to I The pact was announcffi nathy. Shuttleswol'th. leader of week ofpro.Nasserriotsand the Webster Post 39; David Heaton, John Meredith, Archie tence must be servt!d in jejl and former SO\·iet scientific official the priesthood by Bishop John afltornoon and quashed fears th.at jthe local integration movement. resignations cabinet mints- Rose •. Charles Pullen, Bill .Tuttle; second row, Richard the last five in a coiTective labor ,l passed military secret• to the . King Mussio May 23 at II a .m. IAJab.ama ·s largest city would collapsed during the eonferenoe ters, to a Lodwwk, Walter Tuttle; first row, Glen Jack camp. We•t. but he said the secrets were in the Sacred Heart Church. hove to heel to the boot of limit - and was to the hospital. announcement' here. Frednck, Harry Spencer, Ira Showalter, Bill Gtlhas; not Wynne bent forward olightly " not too imporant" and hat The ne wly-ordamed pnesl .,; martial law . . ' A physician aa;d the minister,.,.. shown, Mrs. Betty ·MJihoan , Mrs. Mary Rose. the dock and Penkovsky gulped ·Penkovskynadortered "full,open ltended Sacred school 10 · Ne1t her the leaders of the mte· resled here dunns the 1 LONDON - Britain and the several times when the sentences heared an sincere repeoance." Pomeroy, St. John Vtanney Sem· lgration mo>ement led by K;ng pa't si> years lor promoting U,. United States declared an air were read but neither gave evi- . inary at Bloomingdale, 0., and · nor the two eity governments , tegration, was suffering fr0111 fares "war" tbday that could dence of great emotion. !c atholic University of America ltighting for eontrol of civic physical and mental ground all transatlantic pauen• Di 1 · ' in Washington, D. C., where he fairs actually participated in the 1exhaustJon.'' ger nights . JD is completing studies for a Mas- negotiations . 1'be sellemen was l The present city commissioA, The British demanded sent back to England quietly m j ter's degree in reached by local nd Ne- !whi: to 1 few years, perhaps as psrt America's two transatlantic p Father Hora · WI er •" gro businessmen. to t newy eect moyor-<oua· 1 011 1 riers, Pan American World U I I d' 1 u h first solemn mass . SUnday, May Acree Oa Demand• · cil lorm of government, refldld 1 Jines and Trans-World AJrlines, · 'P OllUI c ex:c ange. 26, at 10 a .m. in the Sacred The six-man bi ·racial commit- to be tied to the settlement. Tremendous applause broke ant Heart church Ass1stant priest tee reachPd accord on Negro deraise roundtrip fareo 5 per HOT SPRINGS, Va . (UP!) - Administration econo- in the hall when the lenten... Will be the Father John mands lor· I folio Pact Capltulolloa by 7 m . Ern; Sanday.. are convmced that the recent spurt 1n busmess ac- were anonunced. . . ITurel ; deacon , Father George -Desegregat ion of downtown' Mayor Arhur Ha001 .aid "ba tiVlty ts not a fleetmg burst of sprmg fever, but the start State prosecutor Artem Go&y Pomeroy High school "'"' 0 " :v0 toko and subdeacon Fath- 'lacil•ties mdudmg watet· foun · only thmg I'd say is capitulation PORT-AU PRINC:f!:, HaltJ a sohd trend that should hold up thJS year. brought the trial to its climax Fri· made thetr last appearance be- !er Punke. The mass 1 ta;n, lu.nrh rounters and ftttm by rertam weak-kneed white peaBelated reports of arrest of The same feehng of optimism also ts shared by some day II)< demanding the <loath sen- fore the Senior htgh Jtudent r . be hed b1 F · g pie under threats or violenco b• · ad It ..ui tod f ""' ' · · h · 1 bod F 'd · h lh 1sermon WI 11 preac v a- 1roonu:1. a priest e ap,..,ar ay o "'e top economtsts In t e busmess word, who usually tence lor Penkosvky and a to-year Y rt ay mornmR w en ey ther Geor e Yontz . · ' -U rading of Negt·o employ - the rabble roosmg Negro King . . h . d' that President Francois Duva. are a lot harder to convm('e. j prison term for Wynne presented the1r Farewell As- A g. f F th H t . has encouraged him greatly to 1 8 may be tuming wrath I was the mood Friday when ed h . Under Russian law both men sembly program. k recllebepuohn idor_ tah er h o:h· ' dmenl ml lrmllng £jm s Jverse m· to another area and upset · 1 tb R 00 h 1 to the d' he ' ' the admini stration expect t e Th e m e c urc us rta comp ex. . . a WI 1 aga nst e oman I go ge r to ISCUS5 t . " · to th $578 billi n 1face fJO.'Sible death sentences e c as• used a htllbtlly hall the evening of May _ -Release ol ail Negroes jail«! some other line city." 26 Church. for- ltllll durmg the sprmg ,economy. to P e 1 !Wynne lor spying, Penlrovsky for theme ·m lhe farce , k on k durin mass;ve demonstrat ions Han., added. "I certainly am It was F,rida)' session of the Business Council. gross national product GNP) fore high treason. The minimum sen- City High School Commence- I . gthe st r·tve eeks not bound by the . roneessloaa III F he J M'l od hi h . lud bo '15 f h ' cast for 1,.,. " pa w . . 1~" at r . 1a w/ • : .a utI I d 0 t e I Although Heller did 1'101 revise lent"e could get would be h Ch,arles wahs B _. tO' s_.t,.. r -Establishment or a oi -radal granted to the terromt Kmg and was arres u na 10n s p . smess ea ers. . f .11 k w hat ad- seven years impr..,nment. sc oo superm!endenl w o , .J; . .. lo oot a timetable lor have no ment;on of dmng one 1 no n,t pleaded guilty. to thett·~ gradU· school integration and rl>fmf>ning thing to implement or f d . 'It t' ffi 'als m1 1stra Jon was econom1s s expect Both have ;-~.ther " • l.l... diplomas ploJ.I&.. M 1 · rom a llllnt raton o <t ftl •r@lldi If lea• 8 r..,_ i Goroey .ae no -118011 a - - . .- e or, a 10 1 O of public parks closed foe mot·e the" agreement s. On he <On· . b'lli sentence Wynne to death. But overalls. was school prmc1pal , . than months rollowing fedt>ral trary. I will oppo~ these mtegra · mountain resort. , ' ....n. of he said' and Allen Downie was Prof.,.. , urdecs18to desegregate lion eflorls ... The group today was scheduled , The GNP IS be sum of all goods , ',, IS dtfhrull to Imd • meas-ISOr Frank Upshot from the UmThe >elllement was r;,·st an· King <atd, however, he WH< • ,_ • • to hear Christian A. spe- l and and 18 eonsidered the !ure fo1 the weightiness and base- :vcrsity of Wolf Pen , the j uouoced by the Revs_ King. Fred "confident.. authoritieA would WASHINGTON An inter' elal trade J. Herbest md1cat10n of how the econo-1 ness of the actions committed by er. Sh U . lh nd o .. h Abe abide by the paet. 1 A rl f t find 11 1P -·--r- "t he political structure alway• . mtss · Ion, Ibert HoIIomom, assts · tant secre- my IS · domg. me can ac • mg I' · - - - -- . - .The Class Val Dictorian was ! Rev . Arthur MrCauley . , . pas . . :-" ut eswor 8 with broadened powers to in- tary of commerce and Gen. Lu- j Heller told newsmen at a briefCharlene Diehl. 1tor or t h.e Racme Rapt1sl l ' responds tO he IK'Onomic strueveslliBie the Haiti crisis, sl cius D. Clay. ing that the high level of con· Sharon Thoma wrote and de- · church, will be speakor fnr bac- 1 ' tuce:· he sa;d. The dinner meeting was to be ' sumer spending, which gave the ] livered the Class Prophecy. jcalaureale servtces of 38 grad- , Sidoey w . Smyer, leader of tho peeled to leave Monday for V!Stl to that country and addr.Ssed by Republican Gov . ..:onomy Its btg hft dw:mg the The Class Will was authored . atmg Southern Local H 1 g H white negotiators, said netghbor, the Dommlcan Repub- William W. Scranton of Pennsyl- ltrst three mooths Of thiS year, 0 by Jane Douglas and read by srhool semors Sund•v <t 3. P m 0 Ut should realize the agreement •·as lie. vania former . businessman and may not be the key factor m the R 1h m lhe htgh school a11dJtort•1m . nt>eessary to ''avoid dangeroUJ • • • ' In I . a p Werry. [ . MC I ' , . 1 and sometimes en-. commg months. The vocal trio of the back- Topic Rev . "(' au ev s and imminent explosion." VATICAN CITY- Pope John Uoned as a GOP presidential ' But he SOld sw:veys of business ! woods school was made up of ·sermon " Will be, New BeThe city recently voted ... Ill planned to visit 00 Presi· p""pect. Iintentions to spend lor new plants 1 . . Linda Williams, Rose Wingett. exer- 1 . sw1tch Jmm a three-commissioodent Antonia Segni Wday Walter w. Heller. fWtident land equipment indicate this tiem Robert Grtmm, Ohto United aod Patricia Haggy CISes wtll he Fnday May 17, at : Parent. of all Kmdergarlen er form of government to may1 second round of his busy chief economic adviser would provide some of he force Press International sportswrtt- Co · . . . be 8 p.m. ·and First Grade !)llpils in the .oro('()llncil form but the coJillhia. · schedule ' . er and Racine High school mmencement ac 1tvtttes · . 'p h te t . h 'f . prtze · . gave eve\}' indication Fridsy that ' for continued expansiOn. d 1 1 1944 III be k gan when 1 he "graduate .. Followmg the baccaleureate. omeroy sc oo 1 sys m nex , Slonero ave re used to gtve up 0 Segnl and former pre01dent gra ua e spea : e . . . . s, processional. Rev . Pearl A. year are by school ollt· ' their offic.. on the ground that • " . Giovanni GronchJ presented the er at the annual Racme Alumm dr ssed 10 htll·btlly costumes, Casto will give the invocation cials to attend • meeting on their terms have not expired. The Balzan Foundation's peace prize Assoctatlon banquet Saturday, trooped up to the stage. Seated and the choir will sing the re- Wednesday . May 15 at UO p. disput, currently ia before tho 0 Y e l sponse and two other songs. to the 81-year-old Pontiff in a June 1, at Southern Local High tlhe m. in the elementary school. [I Alabama Supreme Court. BOiemn Vatican Ceremony Friaudltormm. tan ey, . aro yn aug an, a- Rev. H. L. McDaniel will have Next year's kindergarten pup- ' day. Grtmm, son_ of Mr. and Mrs . ;:;,ara the scripture lesson aod I he ils and first grade pupils are I Bert Grtmm of Letart FaiJs, aron oma, enm er 0 se, 1benediction wiiJ be given to attend with their • • • NEW YORK- Premier Jack Robson, "Mr. Secretary," and veteran member ?f is sportswriter in the Colull]bus Douglas Moore, Jane Douglas, Rev . Casto. 'ents . Castro said in • taped interview the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club, will have a part m bureau of the UPI. He Is a [Hank Cleland, Rose Wmgett , 1• J Mrs . Wiley, Pomeroy kinderlelevised Friday night be program of the International Rotary convention at graduate of the Ohio University Donald Brown. Pamela Hobgarten teacher, will explain the j relations will Improve between St. LOuis, Mo, it was announced Friday night at the regu- School of Journalism. stetter, Ralph Werry, Delbert 3Volunlef'ro Are jkmdergarten must be five years CUba and the United Staes, and lar weekly meeting and dinner. Mr. Grimm's by-line appears Chaney, James Mees, KaY year. Either Mrs . Barnes or ' Miss Erlewine, first f!t'ade teabeween Russia and Red China. Robson also provided the tary members of the make-up on frequent state-wide sports Compton, Thomas Shasteen, Ju- Nef'ded For Bo_vs for Friday tomorrow at the Pomeroy Sen- stories in The Daily Sentinel. dy Wehrung, Robert Anns. LmBUI Hayea, presldeat of the chers will discuss first grade Castro hldlcaled that he thought CUban · U. S. on Biblical history, ior high auditorium. His bea is high school athlet- da Wllhams, Patty Haggy, Rose Syracuse-Mioersvllte Ba .. batt procedure in Pomero.v schools. A 26- ear-old M lg Coo !'Ces should he discussed at "Pontius Pilate.' The dinner was served by ics. Wmgett . Booaten oat.l today a second A child to enter Pomeroy's housewJe is the iileetlng between himself, . Robson, who has served as ISs Bess Sanborn, Mrs . Oma Theme for this year's banquet attempt to organize th• sum- •kindergarten must be fie y<!'ars SIO d flled . G 1ldent Kennedy and Soviet club secretary for many years, Woods, Mrs. John Ketchka, wm be ·:Mardi Gras ." Classes ! Meigs Memorial Hospital mer baseball program wllt be 1of age on or before November lia 207 mier Niktta Khrushch.ev. was ed by V1ce Prest- Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. James havmg reumons are 1953, 1948, ADMISSIONS M R be I made Monday at 7:30p.m. al 1. 1963. A child lo enter Pom.llagainst Gallia Count w 1 • • dent Dern ' Fultz. Criswell and Mrs , James Simp- 1943, 1938, 1933, 1938, 1923, 1918, M N .1 P -: r • the Syrocu.. Grade school. leroy's ftrsl grade must be six Easter8 Keeton of 1 COLUMBU SSally In ·other J. H. son. , 1913. 1903 and 1903. c et • omeroy, . ton Ptr· Hayeo said two Boys· leag- Iyears of ag• on or before No- throu h her husband Ann Schrader, a Junior. tn edu- (Jap) Grate,•tldest member of Music for the dance will be eo, Rutland , Wtlltam Houda- ue aad OIM! Pony league m... lvember 1. 1963. lrienl Albert R Koeto J cation at Ohio State • the club sUUesled to n e w furmshed by the "Vagabonds" Ishelt, Pomeroy. oger are still need•d . I No tuition will be charged for has tiled the n, was named Miss Central Ohto 'theyf memorize the of _Pt. Pleaoant, w. Va . Officers DISCHARGES - Mrs . Ken· j aupervlooro report that if there kiodergarten pupils who live In against Mabel Mahge "':'" 14 other candidates Friday Four-Way Test, a Rotary creed, thiS year are president A II c e neth Dillon and daughter, Ma- are no volunteer c011rh.. the jOhi 11 unless the school district Patriot as an 2 Dight. the uway of.·Jife.'' Wolfe, 1st vice Delores Clara Pullms, Pomeroy ; will br refunded in which the pupil resides for- lauto accident wbieh Mr. Fultz ,.. ·rted tllat the S ISCJ' ,5e 2nd vice Etta Mae Hill and William Searls. Middleport. their lnsnraoce money and res the _Pomerov district to rJuoe , l91i2. Library Committee Oral response secretary· treasurer , Dortha P .j BIRTH -Mr. and Mrs . Rob- I there wUI be •• program tbl• charge tuttton. 11 Is tmportant The 26plaintiff 'WIIteo lbat lhe To Meet May 13th was excellent and remioded Progre., of the Middleport Salser. ert McNeil, I son. aummer. that parents attend . was passenger In • CF drtv:::.:==::...::::.:.:.:::::.:...::.:.::.:.:.-IChamber of Commerce Rtver en by1 her husband, wbo had sen-~ I CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Beautiful Unt free Keep an eye on your lips Church hi . a~ tbe churchmetwith t H.ev J~uppelt in charge. Mrs. E . ·o Tewksbary was elected as lhe delegate wit Mrs. George Anderson Jr . end Mrs. J . E. Harley named as al- W•lt Disney's !pjX~rnit)'! Rev. Horak ·OrdJ"natJ"On I Is MaY23rd I I LADY BUXTON:·BILLFOLD I · · TONIGHT •nd SATURDAY May 10.11 • B. W•ltz Shift Gown, ruHied Business Community 'J.akes Terms; City Holding Finn REV. HORAK the two men, G:~year-old Greville cri meA which CaDDOt be atoned for 1 Wynne, • Britoo, and Oleg Peo- in any way . There ia 110 place KoYsky, 1 4S·,ear-old ffJil'lllft' S. tor the traitoroue: spy who has SHE'LL LIKE A A delegate and alternates were elected to attend the Presmeeting to be held at May 21 when the · ot' First United I'OMIROY. OHIO bother to knock . . . right Into her apart. . . and her life! l;l~t~r'lfta~ M1rin1hd Mu· Jner, ~ndy Clyde. glng v-neckllne, easy upkeep · · · • • Name Delegates To Presbytery Meeting May 21 MEIGS THEATRE Billy Gray. tricot, scalloped lace and mist plun· MOSCOW (UP!) - The Soviet Supreme Court today sentenced a British businessman to eight years Imprison ment and a 1\ussian citizen to death by the firing squad for spying against the Soviet Union. llle venllel!l were banded down before a packed counroom after the accused Penkovaky. There are •t hem. 32 to 46. it •". ~~~~~~IN~M~Y~P~O~C~K~E~T;"{i :b~!y:~te~r~ia~ IUN., MON. an~ TUES. Moy 12·13·14 · f'-,~I'"'WO FOR THE SEESAW" Shirley Mitchum, Edmon Ryan , Ed· Wrap her in beauty and cool, care- Sizes 12 to 18 j II May II ' Peter Finch Ronald Lewi& "'IOBIERY UNDER ARMS" - andSteiger Nadja Tiller Skirt-caressing softness of acetate King ~~Yredicts Final Success Of Resistance British Businessman Given Eight Years By High Cotirt A. Shift Gown, 32 to 46. year. A potluck dinner was served six o'clock to the officers, and guests by Cora , Martha Lou Hill and Jane Hill. es of tulips and miniature poles were used to decorate tables ol' the dining room for the social hour at the~ close of chapter with Harriet Neigler, f Led a Mae Kraeuter and Dixie Stmitt. as hostesses. and Joey Bishop in '<SIRGIANTS 3" (Color) ALSO SILICTED SHORTS ' comfort and beauty of dusters. " .: c Ie ~any pretty, washable styles. -SHOWING ly Demand! liSinatra, Dean Martin, TONIGHT Glenn Ford and Donald O'Connor ln "CRY FOR HAPPY" (Color & Cinemascope) -andBobby Darin, Stella Stevens "TOO LATE BLUES" love the lightful duster on her Day. We've ._tod Davis, Jr., • lace-lavishecl sleeping bet;Juties .. · free comfort. Give Mother e de- , OHIO ' I lhe district 1o porcbase llbi!l!llibttry materl~e dislite! ot:hool board IW agreed fo Dlltcll tbea mount colleeted -loy , tho committee. Teachers the Racine 7-&th, • Fills, Portland, arid 1cJlbok aloiiJI With I!1!Pm!l ier' McKelule · IJi'POwe · U, bave dobated ffpm •. t I,'·, J .,.. ~ . La~ , , . • "' . J ~\ . ' )/ ' ~ · , . 11. .111 . - NOne, . NOlle. . · :•; .,._ GeMral ~~ ~ ,-:,~!8• •.• 'f ·.~~~· Funeral servkeo stopped on Secuod Ave. 1u turn lmfrovement project was dis· Helen ld;;~ ~::n .:::.~r~~ ~':~~~ :"~~ol:r.: ~::e·•renl' • 1 Findley J:ham, 15, the members pertillning to the Corrent assets of the Meigs lpendltures. rector, and Mrs . Wayne Gib- Theron Johnson. M_rs . Virgtl 'eod of the Keeton vehiele, -.rrt1 Who died at 4 a.m. Friday at river bank Improvement pro- Couoty Tuberculosis and Health Receipts from the 111112 Seal bollS, alternate represe•tative Atkins, Mrs . Milton Houdashelt As a result of lhe Holzer Hospital, will he held,ject. The group also diScussed Association are $8,3JJ, accord- campaign totaled $3,21!1.31, with director. and Mrs . Edna K. Stewart. plointlfl ststes ttw , al 2 p.m. at the LetArt, stole strtp mine reclamat(on ing to Its 1162-83 annual report . $8'10.22 going illto the national Members of the OXe<.'UIIVe Mrs. M. E. Rathburn aod Mrs. was abruptly thrown . . Clluteb with burial projects. New Mlddlep(lrt Post· Mn. Wallace .Bradford, erec- fund, leaving !11.599.1Sior Meigs c.mmlttee are Mrs. Carl Kautz George Parker are hooorary inll back ll1ll ned. ..• the Letart Cemetery. master Paul Cascl was also In- utive secretary, wrote ,In her county. Mn. Paul Lawrence, Mrs. board members . which resulted .in ·tter· SUrvivors lnelude lhl!se chlluced. · report was spent for The report sold as- Dwight WaDace, Wayne Gtb- Clinical servicel provided ill- ment at home and mr . RusseU Findley,. L.etart Others present were . M·r s. operallrig expenses last year sets conatst r1. tn bank boos, Rlchlll'il Chambers. Wal- eluded five clinics. 119 pei'>Oil< al for a total of 151 C! · Mn. Raymooci,)Varren, ohn Werner, Cash Bahr, llltr- leaving a net operating gam of !undo m a bond,S.IU9 as lll<l! Mrs. Dan Whtte, examined, Ito X-roys reacl in days. · Mrs. George Wol· old Hubbard, Jack Welcl., Blll $141.18. mterest on the bond, and $113.55 Mrs. Vqtl Hamm aod Rev. clinics. five cases admitted to The ' ' " "· .Mn. L.ester Miller 10d Dicit Owen. 'I1lese expenses Itemized In- l equipment. . William Voris. sanitorium and three cases ..,_ date she bas •• 1 Grove City; Pearl Wllclnded $&81.36 f?t health educa. is PI'C!•illent of Members of the board of jj. te..ed from sanitorium. 1207 in medical Mrs. ·Edwlll'd VISITS PARENTS tlon, $2311 for chnlcs, $912.10 lor tpe aSSOCiation, Mrs. Don Betz- rectors . are Mrs. Rtchard Also large X-rays were btlls and Is now and Cumminp, Spending a week with Mr. case-flodlng, $225.25 for rehabil- lng, vice president; Mrs. Guy Chambers, Don Betzing, Mrs . ' 57 . . farm her Falls, may caQ ·and Mrs. Viclor Grimm, Mid· ltstlon, $28.49 101' organ..allon, Neigler, secretary; Miss Frieda Hayman BorDitz, Mn. Rich· paid for by the as!l'lCtotlDil,_ ond does IICll know fill' the Ewing tlmdtlleport, was their niece, Mrs. lor ilnd Faehnle, treasurer: Mrs. ani Barton, Mrs. M. D. Hartin- :131 Tubertuitn tests were JIVon, Will 11e ~ the IPeatl Frye, Porstmouth. $449.25 lot Seil iiCiad'-Y, tepnHOtstlvo ell· pr, llln. CltatMa Mullen, Nn. wtlh 71 pooitive rwactlooa. damalfl ~ ··-~· ':tlit:·~,== I ~.574.711 ~.0011 ~t ~-158.7e Br~~ord, plalntlff,"'CC~!I ~arl ~utz em-. ... IJur · ~42.88 ldi!IInlstratl~, tx- l~ Cbthil!na• :-::.:~~ P•· \ ·; ·. '' ' ' �·- ' • , .,.(- ) '• . • . • Ne.rtln Farmillf ' Pomer_oy High 's Field Day Is Fun, Wiih Games For All F ' . SINtJNEI eature • l ~.t. •• • .i " Mother'•D& THE POET'S CORNER 1' 'j Who wa1 the dearut one on lblo earth? .Who wu lbe one ol sreateat 'jOI'th? Who wa• the one that savo me birth? . My Molherl Who wao the one tllat 11111de living worth whtlo? After I'd stumbled on life'• -weary mile· Who wao lila that cheerrd with her amlle? My Mother! Who woo tho one wltll footstep so lllht1 Soothing our fears In earth's darkeot nilht1 Who wao the one that ·taught wrong from rlsht? My Mother! each day? _ vlte.s me Home, I know I shall meet her. there by Hi8 throne. My Mother! -Mn. Otis K. Casto Portland, Ohio · DAVID REED David Reed, a Pomet~o oy Hieh achool aophomore1 waa a member of Coacn Ruuell Moore'l baseball pltchini staff this Sprine. He 1.1 .from Bedford. Here a passlnl Sentinel camera happen·· · ed to catch Reed tolllnil in the bullpen, wai'JIIing up to 1tart a vanity eon· teit. :;. ' 1 ' / . will have on the slate and coun· try, 13) whether he thinks this wm be tbe forerunner of more controls on other products, and (4) the financial advantage or disadvantage to the particular grower. Tbere ~a of course, many things which may eHect this decisJon. All we will attempt to do here is to bring out some of the facts cor.c:erning the program whether it passes or fails . Farmers voting in the ref· erendum will , among other things, approve or disapprove marketing quotas for the 1~ crop. This is the crop they wdl plant this fall and harvest in the summer of 1964. A YES vote Jn the referen· 1 1 I 1 I ~ · · • ·~ , . " HAPPY SMILES - Smiles, $1,400 worth, are evident here as Jack Carsey, left, SO PHS, JUNIORS WIN - Rig finale of the Field DavIs the traditional tug of war hands check for $1,400 to Mr. and Mrs. AI bert Baer, Forest Run, who were named b . ,-~,een the S~niors and F'1:eshmen on ont> learn , and the Juniors and Scphomures ·by th~ Landmark Store as winners of an all-expenses paid trip to Paris recently. The on another. Thrs year the brg pull was won by the mHidledassmen . winners declined the trip, however, due to health reasons and took the money in· 1 BY C. E. BLAKESLEE black wlth faint lighter mark· ~orne darker in color as hatch- 1greatest. loss but feeding County Agriculture Agent ings. Adults cause some dam· mg approaches. 111 warm mea- 1egg laymg by the adult may Some Meigs County and area age by feeding and by egg lay- ther . eggs begin tu hat ch in one ' also weaken the plant . • to two weeks. Controls for the spring treatfarmers may find they have no ing. hay to harvest when they go Eggs are deposited in The larva do most of the evi· ment are more costly than fall out to look at tileir field . ters within the stems of grow· dent damage and are the tiny treatments . Spring treatments 1 Two years ago we were alert- ing plants. The eggs are tiny, worms that are now active. The should be made when 50 per ed that alralfa weevil had been oval-11haped. and lemon-yellow pupa.l, or resting stagQ., covers cent of the p_lant shows ter~in· i found in Meigs County. This when first deposited. They be- l a, period of from 10 to 12 days a! shoot feed mg. Recommenoed -~ -is passed in the cocoon. At the materials are malathion . and , spring we have found one field with hea\o·y infestation . end of this period the adult methoxychlor. Both chem1cals Eviden~ of the first weevil snout beetles emerge and are may give protection for a perlight brown in color. Newly iiod of one week . Repeated apdamage s'.round in the terminal shoots of Ole plant. A few holes adults may be distin- plica tions may be needed. If in the leaVes first appear; lat. guished from the dark-colored Ilarge numbers 0~ larvae are er on all the leaves in the upindividuals that have overwin· still present at lime of the per part or the plant are eaten. first cutting the stubble should Little leaf \ surface is present Damage by alfalfa weevil can 1be sprayed to avoid injury of in an alfalfl\ weevil damaged in loss of the first cut· I regrowth . Treated area~ should field at hai'vest time. Most COL.UMBUS - If you plan ting, redul'ed second cutting, or n~t _be pastured or ha~vested fields appear 'rayish, as though to budd a home bey_ond loss of the stand. Larval feed- w1thm seven days of applicatiOn. hit by frost , reach of a water mam , your . . th . Fall treatment is more ef, ' safest and mrnJt reliable source ~~g - ~ e -~prmg causes the fective by usiDg different materClose examination of the of water is usually a properly FLIGHT DELAYED ials in October. With the use of I Ieaves and pants sh ow many constructed drilled well , these materials harvetsing eitiny larvae feeding on the Melville L Palmer, Ohio HONOLULU mPIJ-Bad weath- ther by pasture or hay must leaves. Newly hatched larvae University Extension er O\'er the Fiji lslands to-1not take place be£ore time of are very small 0 ·32 in. long). ral engineer. day prevented Mrs. Betty Mil'er lhay harvest in the spring. The larvae are active feeders But before you develop a on alfalfa plants from 3 to 4 or other water source for your from atte~pting the final leg of The alfalfa weevil has spred her solo fl1ght aeross the Pacific. westward at an average rate of weeks, and they tx:cur in ex· home or milkhouse , consult The Federal AviatioD Agency 20 miles each year. It is ex. tremely large numbers. Once sanitarian in your county health ' here sai... l<'riday it had learned jpected thai within a few years damage has occurred it can be department Palmer advises. He that Mrs. Miller would be de- the alfalfa weevil will be the expected every year, unless t on· can supply mou with information layed for at least two day!l from wor st economical pest Or a Iftrois are applied. on proper sanitary procedures l<iking off for Brisbane, Australia. alfa in all Ohio counties. The When larvae are full grown and local health regulations. The Santa M · C t·f If If ·1 · td they are about :u. inch long a d 0 t 0f u· b 1 omca, a 1 . a a a weev1 IS se om a pes1 • • ·;rs t'"" • .n ne no e cau on a ~ housewife left Oakland Calif. of clovPr field 8 and is not ' • d Aave one distinct wh1te stripe where to put a well . Locate 1t Ap 1·1 30 and h ted : ••• h ' 'ddl 0 f Ill b k f · f r as romp1~ ops expec to cause economiC a· I th a ong e ml e . e ac as ar as pos~Jbl~ rom sour- to Honolulu, Canton Island and mage to Ohio clover. and faint parallel stripes on ces of contammat1on, such as Fiji without difficult A t' If If d · each side of the gr~ body. septic tanks and barnyards. y, nyone suspec mg fa tah a .a· · on groun d h.1g her t han vou may want to check I1 ·1s character ts1·1c o1 th tarvae PI ace 1t fmage 1·mayh secure ur · er thm· '""',. edge the surroundmg · h on orma JOn y contacting to cur I Its bod y over .... · area so t at ground water cond 1"t 1·ons 1·n E Off' 1e · · · 1 · your x1ens10n 1ce on contro s of lhe leaf while feedmg. )When .surface water can dram away . You can obtain th' · . d ·d t'f. 1· All f ·t · II d' 11 1 t' htl d 1 S ial IS m an 1 en 1 1ca Jon . armers . l bed It d1s ur curs >g y.~ an rom 1 m a ITO~ ons. pee formation from your county Ex- h td · th · f' td 1 · ~·'lh · d u h · eded d s ou examme e1r 1 e s of 1 fa It s 1w . e fgrautl . pon ac · precautions are ne 1or ug tension agent or the oh1·0 De th t th 1 · 1· lhl < 1 II 1 · d -see a eyarenooneo mg ma UrLty' e arvae ~raw we s, ~sterns, sprmgs, an p~r!":Jent of Natural Resources, the farms with heavy Jnfesta· down the plant or drop to the ponds, smce they are more eas· DtVISton of Water 1562 w 1 1. h. h 1 1 · I•'J· · d • es IOOWIC mayresutm oss croun d where they spm a ra1 1ly contammate than Ave. Columbus 12 , f th t' 0 lace-like cocoon attached to wells, Palmer points out. ' ' " e en Ire crop. some leaf or twig. A well should have a wat:er· The 1ife cycle of the alfalfa tight casing down into tight wettvil includes the adult which or rock for a depth of at & probably over · winters in alf- 25 reet, ac ... ording to Palmer. atra in Ohio. A few eggs may The space around the well be deposited in the fall and sue. ing should be filled with concessfully overwinter u n de r crete to a depth of at least Ohio conditions, but it is now feet, and the top of the casing believed that a large percentage Hhould be sealed with an of the lai'val population results proved sanitary seal or cap_ from eggs deposited in the ear- Make sure there are no ly spring by overwintering ad· terconnectiuns between a ults. The adult is a snout bee- water suppJy and an unsafe tie Iabout 3·16 inch long) and ply. Palmer says. varies in color from brown to Before you drill your If the program p;i!!Sel, then llJe80 three groopa of far.•>•ro ' CO!T C~IJIIEII .U~ ; IV~ CIT\', Iowa (IJPU -Wearins 1 heavy tnucbooal to egree wpther ptOYed IPt' wa- . ' doing of J,rry RlchMdo. Poliee said wbeu Rjchards wai arrested he had eoocealed under biJ looJe..litdn& coat vU..min.s. dprl, d&:lnttel and MYeraf ahlrtl. He facel two !boplilUntl . fARM EQUIPMENT --, e 3 Point Hitch Case CORN PLANTER e 8 New Holland UME SPREADERS W19~202 MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. :d PHONE I ·• TROOPER VANDEVENDER New Holland Baler INTERNATIONAl: B-414 3-POINT DRAFT CONTROLLED BITCH See the sturdy, compact B.414 .. _tht~ thrifty trac tor that pul!i extra dollars in your pocket right from the start, yet gives you power and stamina for toughest jobs. B-414 economy, plus draft control 31>0int "thinking" hitch, and many othw profit~making benefits make it unequa1ed in the all-pur.. pose class. ON BULK FERTILIZER . 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Second from left, b'M\veen the two "hard hats.'' is the late Oliver Hartley. well known Pomeroy newspaper man; fifth man to the right from him is Charlie Roller and behind the bass drum Georee Patton. Perhaps Sentinel readers can identify the others? ' · ' ,., A l'emingto11 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY . j I ASK ABOUT OUR OPEN TIL 9 PM I, I SPECIAL LOW PRICE I TOWN • ~·., - · ,.. lleJo, ~ bi'Je ~~ dD20 pee eent of the liM ollotmeot ... , tl8JI tho appt. . . pjU'IkiJIII!t llld tMn voir 1/U, or up to l.lld tncluding 13.5 II> oo, or jlist not li" to qw !1111 I'Ot" the lffonth of May I stead. "I think we are the luckiest people in Meigs county," said Mr. Baer. He just "' might be right READY FOR GRASS ROOTS OPINION _ State Senator Oakley Collins and )leigs Representative lieorge Meinhart conferred with various teachers groups re· cently rn Me>~s Co\lnt' ThiS photo was taken as they were leaving a Rotary meet· lng early It> alfend a tea chers meeting at Bed lord They are obviously happy politi· cillns. · wrcfMU~t, ...., .. ~.. ~. yfuu.:r.,;..-. "'""" ~ di'ferl ID .lddltiollal res, which ever Is larger, IMII could not exceeo tne 11164 •Hot.mont. Signin~ up (or , the vol~ . unll!ry dioersion whlcb wIll For prod"""·' wrlb under 15 probably be near wheat Medin~ acres the average acreage pro- till><' this fall would be , _ . dut.'ed l.n the 1959-61 perux:t 1s san· 1r the referPndUIJl pabea. the base period. The pa y. A P.,nalty· for not properly Illment rate would be 30 per. cent mg diver sion land whether man· of the norrJ_l31 y1e ld t1mes the datory or voluntary would be average prrce support (about Ithe same as for market quotas. $2.05 a bushel in Ohio~. ilf the referendum faill tbeN Bar: and Bottum gwe the will be no diversion progtam followmg example of how man- or . datory diversion payments ar.e computed : A farmer with a 20-acre al·l lotment would divert lO per cent or 2 acres ln 1964 _ His 1964 allotment would be 18 ac-res . If uormal yields were 30 bushels to the acre, he would receive $36.90 (30 per cent 30 bushels equal 9 bushels $2.05 equals $L8. 45 x 2 ac"e• ll • equal $36.90) . A farmer with Hungry Alfalfa weevils Reach Meig3 Fields r~~:~s~~:~::£~~ Dri"lled WeJJ Js Re1•Iab}e Watef Source Who io tile ono sht truoted al· And oor Heavenly Father In· ' BY C. E. BLAKESLEE County Agrlcullul'< Ac•nl May UJ Is the last date for •mall wheat growers to make their requests to vote on the wheat referendum, coming up on May 2L As indicated last week , small wheat growers who do not sign up to vote wlU be unable to participate in the program if the wheat refereodum passes. Deciafons as W which way to vote w11l have to be made by the individual farmers or any?Jle with an economic interest Jrt the wheat crop. This dec ision can be based on several !h~g~: (l) the effect on the IndiVidual grower himself, (2) the · effeet he thinks the vote . . .. dum would mean that lhe mar· acres they will receive a· pTice 1that the certtflcates woold be l<eting quota penally on wheat isupporl Q{ aboot $1.35 in Ohio. divided among producers . of roduced in 1964 in excess of Certificates would be issued on wheat on the basis of their rethe allotment or base acreage that wheat qualifying for the spective interest in the crop. would apply to an . producer~. higher price sup~rt. The. val· I Farmers prod~c~ng less ~t regardless of the ~I.Ze of their ue of these certift~ates will be than U.e .certificates Jssued allotments, accordmg to Wa.l- 170 cents, or the difference be· would rece1ve the full value of lace Barr and John Bottum, tween the two levels of support !the certificate _ Growers subject Ohio S~te University Extension ! If farmer.~ .disapprove mark· : to marketing quota penaltl~ or econom1sts. . eting quotas m the referendum , who have not met land diver· If farmers approve market- !there would be no marketing sion _require~ents. would not ing quotas on the 1964 crop, . quota penalty, but producers ex· recP1ve cert1f1cates. those who stay wit~in thei.r ac· lceeding t~ir ,1_964 allotrn~t Two kinds of land diversions reage allotments will receive a I would be mehg.~ble for pnce 1 . 11 . H . .d price support _of about $2.05 in sup~ort. No certirtcates would WI go mto e ect ~ two-thrr s Ohio on 80 ~r c~t o~ the nor· be Issue~. .. ! of the farmers votmg In the mal prod~ct1on on ~heir allotted Marketing ce_rtlfJcates would ! wht•a t referendum on May 21 acres: .Th1s wheat ,Is known as 1 be purchased, Issued , and sol_d 1v~t: favorable. . . "ce~t.lficate wheat. ' For " the only by _the Comm~lty Credit I I ht> mandatory d1verswn add1.li~nal wheat }rown I non- Corporation, accordmg , to Barr would apply to 10 per cent of certtflcat~~heat ~allotted and Bottum. They pomt out 1lh t> farm . allotment, or base. . 1111 Who is the one she leaned on have flown 0., May ll, lWtUS•I and l ~~==-=~=-:::===~-=ln::•d:d:it~w~n~t~o2l~he~~~~ ~ L::P:E:A:R:L::S:T:R:E:E:T:::::::::::::::::R~A~C~IN::E:,:O:·~ dne way? Our Heavenly Father! She Is with Him today. My Mother! When · my loti days on earth t'omeroy·.Mid~oort, I Vital Decision -In Wheat Country· Comes May 13 &21 ( 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ma)' 11, 1861 ·. RACES, GAMES - Pomeroy ~unlor and Senior High students came outfitted Wednesday for fun and fun they had, at the annual Field Day. Competltlon 11 car· ried out by classes where possible and this time the aen· iors, which is as it should be, won the bonon. Above, Tom White. Pomeroy's all-around athlete cornea lri ahead of the field easily in the 440 yard shuttle relay. White ran the 100 ~ard dash in 10·9, good time for bav· ing no training or experience in track, and nmn!na on dirt rather than .dnders . At left, a ~up of Senior hilh girls are forming a pyramid. It wasn t long until it crum· bled hikriously to the ground midst a remarkable COD· glomera !ion of twisted fair arms, legs and bodies accom· panied by inevitable squeals. ' . ' ·pa e ' • .l.Jii.Yl Sentmet, $100 $40 $50 13 Cubic Foot Spacious 13 REFRIGERATOR RIGULAR $2ft IPEC~L - - - - - - - - - Special ssggo Rorulally $11t.tS ........ Sabre l,ow Cost 20" Tiller. 93% of tiller'• Weilht k eon• centrated over tines where it will d.it in hittlr~ Wheell ~asily removed without tools for hard tmiti·,, ~th bar easily adjusted. 3 hp. Briggs engine, 12" HI~ tine~. l �·- ' • , .,.(- ) '• . • . • Ne.rtln Farmillf ' Pomer_oy High 's Field Day Is Fun, Wiih Games For All F ' . SINtJNEI eature • l ~.t. •• • .i " Mother'•D& THE POET'S CORNER 1' 'j Who wa1 the dearut one on lblo earth? .Who wu lbe one ol sreateat 'jOI'th? Who wa• the one that savo me birth? . My Molherl Who wao the one tllat 11111de living worth whtlo? After I'd stumbled on life'• -weary mile· Who wao lila that cheerrd with her amlle? My Mother! Who woo tho one wltll footstep so lllht1 Soothing our fears In earth's darkeot nilht1 Who wao the one that ·taught wrong from rlsht? My Mother! each day? _ vlte.s me Home, I know I shall meet her. there by Hi8 throne. My Mother! -Mn. Otis K. Casto Portland, Ohio · DAVID REED David Reed, a Pomet~o oy Hieh achool aophomore1 waa a member of Coacn Ruuell Moore'l baseball pltchini staff this Sprine. He 1.1 .from Bedford. Here a passlnl Sentinel camera happen·· · ed to catch Reed tolllnil in the bullpen, wai'JIIing up to 1tart a vanity eon· teit. :;. ' 1 ' / . will have on the slate and coun· try, 13) whether he thinks this wm be tbe forerunner of more controls on other products, and (4) the financial advantage or disadvantage to the particular grower. Tbere ~a of course, many things which may eHect this decisJon. All we will attempt to do here is to bring out some of the facts cor.c:erning the program whether it passes or fails . Farmers voting in the ref· erendum will , among other things, approve or disapprove marketing quotas for the 1~ crop. This is the crop they wdl plant this fall and harvest in the summer of 1964. A YES vote Jn the referen· 1 1 I 1 I ~ · · • ·~ , . " HAPPY SMILES - Smiles, $1,400 worth, are evident here as Jack Carsey, left, SO PHS, JUNIORS WIN - Rig finale of the Field DavIs the traditional tug of war hands check for $1,400 to Mr. and Mrs. AI bert Baer, Forest Run, who were named b . ,-~,een the S~niors and F'1:eshmen on ont> learn , and the Juniors and Scphomures ·by th~ Landmark Store as winners of an all-expenses paid trip to Paris recently. The on another. Thrs year the brg pull was won by the mHidledassmen . winners declined the trip, however, due to health reasons and took the money in· 1 BY C. E. BLAKESLEE black wlth faint lighter mark· ~orne darker in color as hatch- 1greatest. loss but feeding County Agriculture Agent ings. Adults cause some dam· mg approaches. 111 warm mea- 1egg laymg by the adult may Some Meigs County and area age by feeding and by egg lay- ther . eggs begin tu hat ch in one ' also weaken the plant . • to two weeks. Controls for the spring treatfarmers may find they have no ing. hay to harvest when they go Eggs are deposited in The larva do most of the evi· ment are more costly than fall out to look at tileir field . ters within the stems of grow· dent damage and are the tiny treatments . Spring treatments 1 Two years ago we were alert- ing plants. The eggs are tiny, worms that are now active. The should be made when 50 per ed that alralfa weevil had been oval-11haped. and lemon-yellow pupa.l, or resting stagQ., covers cent of the p_lant shows ter~in· i found in Meigs County. This when first deposited. They be- l a, period of from 10 to 12 days a! shoot feed mg. Recommenoed -~ -is passed in the cocoon. At the materials are malathion . and , spring we have found one field with hea\o·y infestation . end of this period the adult methoxychlor. Both chem1cals Eviden~ of the first weevil snout beetles emerge and are may give protection for a perlight brown in color. Newly iiod of one week . Repeated apdamage s'.round in the terminal shoots of Ole plant. A few holes adults may be distin- plica tions may be needed. If in the leaVes first appear; lat. guished from the dark-colored Ilarge numbers 0~ larvae are er on all the leaves in the upindividuals that have overwin· still present at lime of the per part or the plant are eaten. first cutting the stubble should Little leaf \ surface is present Damage by alfalfa weevil can 1be sprayed to avoid injury of in an alfalfl\ weevil damaged in loss of the first cut· I regrowth . Treated area~ should field at hai'vest time. Most COL.UMBUS - If you plan ting, redul'ed second cutting, or n~t _be pastured or ha~vested fields appear 'rayish, as though to budd a home bey_ond loss of the stand. Larval feed- w1thm seven days of applicatiOn. hit by frost , reach of a water mam , your . . th . Fall treatment is more ef, ' safest and mrnJt reliable source ~~g - ~ e -~prmg causes the fective by usiDg different materClose examination of the of water is usually a properly FLIGHT DELAYED ials in October. With the use of I Ieaves and pants sh ow many constructed drilled well , these materials harvetsing eitiny larvae feeding on the Melville L Palmer, Ohio HONOLULU mPIJ-Bad weath- ther by pasture or hay must leaves. Newly hatched larvae University Extension er O\'er the Fiji lslands to-1not take place be£ore time of are very small 0 ·32 in. long). ral engineer. day prevented Mrs. Betty Mil'er lhay harvest in the spring. The larvae are active feeders But before you develop a on alfalfa plants from 3 to 4 or other water source for your from atte~pting the final leg of The alfalfa weevil has spred her solo fl1ght aeross the Pacific. westward at an average rate of weeks, and they tx:cur in ex· home or milkhouse , consult The Federal AviatioD Agency 20 miles each year. It is ex. tremely large numbers. Once sanitarian in your county health ' here sai... l<'riday it had learned jpected thai within a few years damage has occurred it can be department Palmer advises. He that Mrs. Miller would be de- the alfalfa weevil will be the expected every year, unless t on· can supply mou with information layed for at least two day!l from wor st economical pest Or a Iftrois are applied. on proper sanitary procedures l<iking off for Brisbane, Australia. alfa in all Ohio counties. The When larvae are full grown and local health regulations. The Santa M · C t·f If If ·1 · td they are about :u. inch long a d 0 t 0f u· b 1 omca, a 1 . a a a weev1 IS se om a pes1 • • ·;rs t'"" • .n ne no e cau on a ~ housewife left Oakland Calif. of clovPr field 8 and is not ' • d Aave one distinct wh1te stripe where to put a well . Locate 1t Ap 1·1 30 and h ted : ••• h ' 'ddl 0 f Ill b k f · f r as romp1~ ops expec to cause economiC a· I th a ong e ml e . e ac as ar as pos~Jbl~ rom sour- to Honolulu, Canton Island and mage to Ohio clover. and faint parallel stripes on ces of contammat1on, such as Fiji without difficult A t' If If d · each side of the gr~ body. septic tanks and barnyards. y, nyone suspec mg fa tah a .a· · on groun d h.1g her t han vou may want to check I1 ·1s character ts1·1c o1 th tarvae PI ace 1t fmage 1·mayh secure ur · er thm· '""',. edge the surroundmg · h on orma JOn y contacting to cur I Its bod y over .... · area so t at ground water cond 1"t 1·ons 1·n E Off' 1e · · · 1 · your x1ens10n 1ce on contro s of lhe leaf while feedmg. )When .surface water can dram away . You can obtain th' · . d ·d t'f. 1· All f ·t · II d' 11 1 t' htl d 1 S ial IS m an 1 en 1 1ca Jon . armers . l bed It d1s ur curs >g y.~ an rom 1 m a ITO~ ons. pee formation from your county Ex- h td · th · f' td 1 · ~·'lh · d u h · eded d s ou examme e1r 1 e s of 1 fa It s 1w . e fgrautl . pon ac · precautions are ne 1or ug tension agent or the oh1·0 De th t th 1 · 1· lhl < 1 II 1 · d -see a eyarenooneo mg ma UrLty' e arvae ~raw we s, ~sterns, sprmgs, an p~r!":Jent of Natural Resources, the farms with heavy Jnfesta· down the plant or drop to the ponds, smce they are more eas· DtVISton of Water 1562 w 1 1. h. h 1 1 · I•'J· · d • es IOOWIC mayresutm oss croun d where they spm a ra1 1ly contammate than Ave. Columbus 12 , f th t' 0 lace-like cocoon attached to wells, Palmer points out. ' ' " e en Ire crop. some leaf or twig. A well should have a wat:er· The 1ife cycle of the alfalfa tight casing down into tight wettvil includes the adult which or rock for a depth of at & probably over · winters in alf- 25 reet, ac ... ording to Palmer. atra in Ohio. A few eggs may The space around the well be deposited in the fall and sue. ing should be filled with concessfully overwinter u n de r crete to a depth of at least Ohio conditions, but it is now feet, and the top of the casing believed that a large percentage Hhould be sealed with an of the lai'val population results proved sanitary seal or cap_ from eggs deposited in the ear- Make sure there are no ly spring by overwintering ad· terconnectiuns between a ults. The adult is a snout bee- water suppJy and an unsafe tie Iabout 3·16 inch long) and ply. Palmer says. varies in color from brown to Before you drill your If the program p;i!!Sel, then llJe80 three groopa of far.•>•ro ' CO!T C~IJIIEII .U~ ; IV~ CIT\', Iowa (IJPU -Wearins 1 heavy tnucbooal to egree wpther ptOYed IPt' wa- . ' doing of J,rry RlchMdo. Poliee said wbeu Rjchards wai arrested he had eoocealed under biJ looJe..litdn& coat vU..min.s. dprl, d&:lnttel and MYeraf ahlrtl. He facel two !boplilUntl . fARM EQUIPMENT --, e 3 Point Hitch Case CORN PLANTER e 8 New Holland UME SPREADERS W19~202 MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. :d PHONE I ·• TROOPER VANDEVENDER New Holland Baler INTERNATIONAl: B-414 3-POINT DRAFT CONTROLLED BITCH See the sturdy, compact B.414 .. _tht~ thrifty trac tor that pul!i extra dollars in your pocket right from the start, yet gives you power and stamina for toughest jobs. B-414 economy, plus draft control 31>0int "thinking" hitch, and many othw profit~making benefits make it unequa1ed in the all-pur.. pose class. ON BULK FERTILIZER . Hybrid • "-cylind., t•• or Di...l engln. ·, • Grlp-Oaubllnt cllloNntial lode MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rear Meigs General Hospital WY 2-2176 POMEROY SHERIFF GRIFf DURBIN , reee;t buri\lrJ tf, .. ' Sugar ~un Flour Mills Phone· WY'·2-2115 .' ......:...;...., Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio . Phone WY2·2181 S~ed Goo.l UHd' Sef¥"i GAS REFRIGERATOR ' • 540 E. Main St. 22" GARDEN PRIDE MOWER or 3 hp. Briggs motor, finge r· l ip controls, air li ft suction blade. 14 ga. steel r(> in'orced dock. circular bl.ad·~ housing - no grass build-up in c'omer1. Full yr. warranty, engine atr~O ~V ith 2 1'J Before You Buy Any Appliance mower. VISIT OUR BIG APPLIANCE CENTER $4497 K.D. \$4997 Set Up HERE 'S WHY: Umco Branded Appliances, Widest Dryer~, OPEN TIL 9 P.M. Plan. DAILY MON. thru SAT. SPEED HOME AND GARDEN CHORES j Combinations and Dishwashers. BIG 15 Cubic Foot U'nico Chest Corn I~ U..il 26 cu. ft. ·CHEST FREEZER 1 Good .u..cl U cu. ft. 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Varidevender, West Vit'Jinl~ State I!Oll!;e; w•• Ul J Pomerpy, seellin& a~apct of Sheriff Bo"'" Harten- · bach in unc9verin• leadJ• .since last July, tllif\'•1 )ave burglarized the' ?.Janslon Hotiae ~ve times; steaun, vl.lo uable anUque W'!jlpou and toots; .· Your New Holland Deeler Parking. • All Varieties Ohio Certified Hybrids ~ POMEROY WY 2·5101 SPRING AVE. We're Open Until 9:00 P .M. Always Plenty of Free . eAII Varieties "'umphrey Hybrids . . ~'Sure Sign of Qualitv" ., I~ Model 65 cally Serviced and A Convenient Payment • All Varieties of Landmark Hybrids '\ FULTON- THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES • Heavy-duty, adjustabl• front axle NOW ON HAND ·1, HURRY! .. . THIS FREE OFFER ENDS MAY 31, '63-BUY YOUR BALER NOW • All-purpote "live" hydraulic 1y1tem ---------------All Kinds Of •• BUY ••• NEW HOLLAND ••• BUY Selection, Lowest Prices, All Guaranteed and Lo· Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomeroy. ~ BUY NOW ... BUY THE BEST COUNTRY STORE NOW SAVE $5 TON -·-FERTILIZE~S--- ,; Your Chola Ill When You Purchase A ----------- . •Humphrey's Seed '..C orn . • Funk's Seed {;oro • Premium Field Seeds Cr NEW CHURCH - Seventh Day Adven lists, a religious. society formed at Battle , eek, M~ch. In 1860. are erecting a new house of worship on Mulberry Helgbta !Children'· Home Hill) next to Beech Grove Cemetery, The contractors sign announ. ces Lee Lew>s. Jr .. Athens, as pastor of this particular church of Seventh Day Ad· ventists. Recently the congregation held its first service In the basement. FREE GIFT Typewrller • , • (Monday Through Saturday) . Mode:270 Adding MachiM « I OPEN 8:00 to 5:00P.M. i I IUY NOWI . Mill & Fertilizer Store MUSICIANS OF 60 .YEAR.~ AGO- Pomtroy res.i dentsl'rom the earliest times appreciated good music. T.W. group, composed lar2 et;v of the good old German Brass posed on Lmcoln Hetghts ar~und the turn of the .ceq_lury. Second from left, b'M\veen the two "hard hats.'' is the late Oliver Hartley. well known Pomeroy newspaper man; fifth man to the right from him is Charlie Roller and behind the bass drum Georee Patton. Perhaps Sentinel readers can identify the others? ' · ' ,., A l'emingto11 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY . j I ASK ABOUT OUR OPEN TIL 9 PM I, I SPECIAL LOW PRICE I TOWN • ~·., - · ,.. lleJo, ~ bi'Je ~~ dD20 pee eent of the liM ollotmeot ... , tl8JI tho appt. . . pjU'IkiJIII!t llld tMn voir 1/U, or up to l.lld tncluding 13.5 II> oo, or jlist not li" to qw !1111 I'Ot" the lffonth of May I stead. "I think we are the luckiest people in Meigs county," said Mr. Baer. He just "' might be right READY FOR GRASS ROOTS OPINION _ State Senator Oakley Collins and )leigs Representative lieorge Meinhart conferred with various teachers groups re· cently rn Me>~s Co\lnt' ThiS photo was taken as they were leaving a Rotary meet· lng early It> alfend a tea chers meeting at Bed lord They are obviously happy politi· cillns. · wrcfMU~t, ...., .. ~.. ~. yfuu.:r.,;..-. "'""" ~ di'ferl ID .lddltiollal res, which ever Is larger, IMII could not exceeo tne 11164 •Hot.mont. Signin~ up (or , the vol~ . unll!ry dioersion whlcb wIll For prod"""·' wrlb under 15 probably be near wheat Medin~ acres the average acreage pro- till><' this fall would be , _ . dut.'ed l.n the 1959-61 perux:t 1s san· 1r the referPndUIJl pabea. the base period. The pa y. A P.,nalty· for not properly Illment rate would be 30 per. cent mg diver sion land whether man· of the norrJ_l31 y1e ld t1mes the datory or voluntary would be average prrce support (about Ithe same as for market quotas. $2.05 a bushel in Ohio~. ilf the referendum faill tbeN Bar: and Bottum gwe the will be no diversion progtam followmg example of how man- or . datory diversion payments ar.e computed : A farmer with a 20-acre al·l lotment would divert lO per cent or 2 acres ln 1964 _ His 1964 allotment would be 18 ac-res . If uormal yields were 30 bushels to the acre, he would receive $36.90 (30 per cent 30 bushels equal 9 bushels $2.05 equals $L8. 45 x 2 ac"e• ll • equal $36.90) . A farmer with Hungry Alfalfa weevils Reach Meig3 Fields r~~:~s~~:~::£~~ Dri"lled WeJJ Js Re1•Iab}e Watef Source Who io tile ono sht truoted al· And oor Heavenly Father In· ' BY C. E. BLAKESLEE County Agrlcullul'< Ac•nl May UJ Is the last date for •mall wheat growers to make their requests to vote on the wheat referendum, coming up on May 2L As indicated last week , small wheat growers who do not sign up to vote wlU be unable to participate in the program if the wheat refereodum passes. Deciafons as W which way to vote w11l have to be made by the individual farmers or any?Jle with an economic interest Jrt the wheat crop. This dec ision can be based on several !h~g~: (l) the effect on the IndiVidual grower himself, (2) the · effeet he thinks the vote . . .. dum would mean that lhe mar· acres they will receive a· pTice 1that the certtflcates woold be l<eting quota penally on wheat isupporl Q{ aboot $1.35 in Ohio. divided among producers . of roduced in 1964 in excess of Certificates would be issued on wheat on the basis of their rethe allotment or base acreage that wheat qualifying for the spective interest in the crop. would apply to an . producer~. higher price sup~rt. The. val· I Farmers prod~c~ng less ~t regardless of the ~I.Ze of their ue of these certift~ates will be than U.e .certificates Jssued allotments, accordmg to Wa.l- 170 cents, or the difference be· would rece1ve the full value of lace Barr and John Bottum, tween the two levels of support !the certificate _ Growers subject Ohio S~te University Extension ! If farmer.~ .disapprove mark· : to marketing quota penaltl~ or econom1sts. . eting quotas m the referendum , who have not met land diver· If farmers approve market- !there would be no marketing sion _require~ents. would not ing quotas on the 1964 crop, . quota penalty, but producers ex· recP1ve cert1f1cates. those who stay wit~in thei.r ac· lceeding t~ir ,1_964 allotrn~t Two kinds of land diversions reage allotments will receive a I would be mehg.~ble for pnce 1 . 11 . H . .d price support _of about $2.05 in sup~ort. No certirtcates would WI go mto e ect ~ two-thrr s Ohio on 80 ~r c~t o~ the nor· be Issue~. .. ! of the farmers votmg In the mal prod~ct1on on ~heir allotted Marketing ce_rtlfJcates would ! wht•a t referendum on May 21 acres: .Th1s wheat ,Is known as 1 be purchased, Issued , and sol_d 1v~t: favorable. . . "ce~t.lficate wheat. ' For " the only by _the Comm~lty Credit I I ht> mandatory d1verswn add1.li~nal wheat }rown I non- Corporation, accordmg , to Barr would apply to 10 per cent of certtflcat~~heat ~allotted and Bottum. They pomt out 1lh t> farm . allotment, or base. . 1111 Who is the one she leaned on have flown 0., May ll, lWtUS•I and l ~~==-=~=-:::===~-=ln::•d:d:it~w~n~t~o2l~he~~~~ ~ L::P:E:A:R:L::S:T:R:E:E:T:::::::::::::::::R~A~C~IN::E:,:O:·~ dne way? Our Heavenly Father! She Is with Him today. My Mother! When · my loti days on earth t'omeroy·.Mid~oort, I Vital Decision -In Wheat Country· Comes May 13 &21 ( 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ma)' 11, 1861 ·. RACES, GAMES - Pomeroy ~unlor and Senior High students came outfitted Wednesday for fun and fun they had, at the annual Field Day. Competltlon 11 car· ried out by classes where possible and this time the aen· iors, which is as it should be, won the bonon. Above, Tom White. Pomeroy's all-around athlete cornea lri ahead of the field easily in the 440 yard shuttle relay. White ran the 100 ~ard dash in 10·9, good time for bav· ing no training or experience in track, and nmn!na on dirt rather than .dnders . At left, a ~up of Senior hilh girls are forming a pyramid. It wasn t long until it crum· bled hikriously to the ground midst a remarkable COD· glomera !ion of twisted fair arms, legs and bodies accom· panied by inevitable squeals. ' . ' ·pa e ' • .l.Jii.Yl Sentmet, $100 $40 $50 13 Cubic Foot Spacious 13 REFRIGERATOR RIGULAR $2ft IPEC~L - - - - - - - - - Special ssggo Rorulally $11t.tS ........ Sabre l,ow Cost 20" Tiller. 93% of tiller'• Weilht k eon• centrated over tines where it will d.it in hittlr~ Wheell ~asily removed without tools for hard tmiti·,, ~th bar easily adjusted. 3 hp. Briggs engine, 12" HI~ tine~. l �• ! I ' ,( ' ' 7\T h Cold Bl R t k . . as oc 8 1 'ort • Cincinnati: The DailfSeniinel By Uall<d ,._ lnlorullonol Colli roln and lelttored IIIOW • ,,... by 70-mll...,_bour wind& arroled ...... tbo North tod.,., .''hUe tbo soutl! slsllod Ia .J-<Iegiw beet. Cool Caoadla• oil" spread Iron~ .\lew £niland across the Midwest nusiDI freeze warnlllja in northern MlebJpn Pd Mlnlle8ot4. ! . onow flurrleo leU ill MlchJc... Altoona, Po., Wl8 hlt bJ a thli'Qderotorm pacltlag wind& peUinJ It '70 mJ.Ia 'ter hour. ;;, 'l'orrential rolm wUIIed out }rldpo splllllla& owollen ,.streamt iD Iowa. Two tretp.t ,,lrtllll plunpd oil the tr..a l'tl~!'Y and a woo llillod In D<lll>ef wubouL I PAGE ronn~ and 12 .... "'. Mrlwallkoe Rood Jllll!es Vmcent Kell 36 djed freight lrlln wora Involved. Tho when hi.s car failed j, s~ be-·-- ~ Wheat Continues To Be Bt.,gest In vestment Item l' I 0 Carpenter s()('Jety . News DESK YOU GftU .1.111 Children . of Gahanna, OhiO. re- ' - • • • • • • • • - Elmer R R h Of Fairview fore washed out bridge. WASHINGTON !UPII - ~ ro~~ce. blan~eted Community Dies Sprin~fleld, d~~ ~~:::,"~~~r~~t~ 0:_ e 'ety N•wa S Srntinf-"1 Sports Writer liP'li'M' '!' tl:J~U' AI~~~~~"! Tuppers PIams , SOCJe ' t y N l es Cl 'fton S , IN Sur~Jvon be~~ Ydlu~nted 110~- ~;:·l~~u:e!,~ ~~~·r ~r ~~ fro~ I ·" "' · """" "" I/. ~:~·~:· M'~·· Ne~ton, ~andchlldren; f~m uic~ on",~lant~ ~lyford ~artford "'l~f.• Gill,~ly I Bol-~ · ' :mine te~tif Mn ·~ s. C~lum- • I Nolionwid•'• COMPilE- ::'C:. fiENSIVE UABIU1Y P0J. FARMERS protem ~.,!:; apinst lawsuict il 8 lesulr of a~if!eri't1" 'in~· volviq your famlly,liv ... stoCk, 10aebinery - on or off yout form. AIJO ovailable: BIM'11 P... u.,;.,., C.U tOday for tares. detaila. Ji.a. ;:.!\:: Ro k Sprwgs • =-:;- News, Events ~:.::~r/::::: LAWN I ~~ ~''""" "~alive, =~~~~~:~~:·~ 1 '""~1. arr:ng:m•~' ~· ayn.t'~ MeJnd~dl Mrs.' N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. "" I _________ oacotta-'fOII'8 1...... ~·!0~\'ERS . I I 2: ~r:: wit~out ----=", PI AN Q S :,:~ 0~~r r COULD COST YOU not~- ~!'often c~J)flrt th~l: thl~e: ~ n· Al.awsuil Your Farm nde~}, · u.~~P.nf I I ~n ~ ru- A deflnlte date still has not been set for the £Hme tween Pomeroy and either Athens or Wellston lo neter-1 the 1963 Southeastern Ohio Lea1ue baseball c~::~~~ pionllhlp. It will nol be played until lhe seniors r1 from their trip to WashfnKton, D. C. n•xt Thursday, at leaat. ~d•t:trt~f i.~:- (';~~: thea~i:ast;:er~ ! I ~ •--.a . . ._ o;:, •JlO"' I ~ CORNER I Bow~n ~.Reedsvill RY BOB WINGETT Dickie Kerr, Hero Of Black Sox Scandal Told His Story THE POET'S 'I 'ftM ytar ago. High w•nds and lhunderSI(lrmo government'• illvostmont m prtce .,. DopartmMt oold tho aotl- ~nUy VISited her parents. Mr. THE I"At.'l'S ONLY DON'T FORGET • 03C at Indianapolis, lnd , almost suppurl.ed commoditletJ totaled mttt or the lnst w...IC!h will be p~ Mrl. ~ S T'urner 1 ln a trial the parties P...oeatj., halted trials (ot the JndlanapoH11 tB.l66,360J!M •• of March 31, .tc· renli!ed upon ultimate dlapMition r, and Mr. S 'r"er tnt faetJ and the Jud•e or jury many malhen this Mother'• 500 Memonal Day auto cording to the Agnculture 0.. o( pric• . liiUpporf 1Dl'81ltortea lf"' Sunday With their son, draw coacluBions from Day Rumford, Me., woo partment. amounl,ed to 11.284.437,000 This ' r. all() Mrs . Leland Turner t•.em. llol Jopgjn« to hear from with 5 inches of snow today Thlo wos more lh•n 1280 mDIIon was compriH<I of an estimoted and daughter of Albany. ·'lbU.O a wiln"' who trlco to I child (hat'• away. . .Mo., Washington, below the inve,.-nent • month loso of '1111,12&.000 on rommodi· With Mr. and .Mro. teD the court whu was at alld D.C., Oklahomiil City a11d Harris· Iearlier hes under loan and an estimated ' . PI 011 Sunday Wert il JJkely to Ina his op1ni0tl ery · LE Pa., all set new high tern- fhe mv.. tment " of Mareh " loss >f $1.!31,212,000 on onventori· ' tl>elr dlujhler and lamUy. Jllr ed out. Most w i - can takee to very little to llllke .TART, W. Va. perature records lor the date Frl· compared with "" mveolmonl of es and Mrs. Lawrence and opoak only of Jnllil they can a dOir hurt rlad. :~les for Elmer R Roach. day. All were between 91 and 96.1ST..OS,087,0lt nn the same date a Wheat ronhnued to ~ the top children of Athens al1d l'ns bro- lsee and hear not what d ' - . . 01 who Today, the cool air was ex- - •tem il, the investment. Tht conclude th ... .t!tlngs. t npicl' big lhmao pital Lexington Ky F 'd t peeled lo •pread west mto lhe ernment owned oulrliht 1.01 bJI dleporl court - judge or JurY - de- Just a phoiH! can I' 1·30. . . ., " ay • northern and cenrol Rockies The I lion bllshel• valued ., obnoot fl . cid.. who ,, anybody II at or • me, p.m ' '1'111 be held Mondov re• of the nation was ocheduled billion and held loano on 27< mil· Bryon Cuter. who has f, oil . , Telling. her how you. lovo her, at 2 p.m .. at the Fa1rv1ew EUB tor sunny and .;~..., weather lion bu&hels valued at aim tjsome lime here With hil si&IH. 8 · t ....... And thmk her so diVIne church With the Rev. Ralph Ma. .... 1 . oli Mr and Mrs Glen Turner ha~ ~ ut expert WI net~~~e., sucn II 1575 million. honey officiating. Burial will be 0 Igone to P•tt•burih to VL8il ••• ~ocloro, engineers, oclentlotl.l Before you forget, plea<P seJld In the Zerkle eernetery, I ~rn on Inventory totaled '748 other lllllter, Mr. and Mr~ Ar· JMchanics and others often ft• a line m,JUon bushels worth $8111.4 mil· • press their opinion to httlp He was I veteran ol World I Mrs. VIvian Hotrman return- ' lion '-•• ,on~ million ...,hI Seabor . . Or e I lthur M Se be (Welcome Ca•ter). 1 Jh~ court reac h a decas1on P' go 'f and h make I that call; War I, born July 29, 11191, hero. ed here to the homo of her of corn were valued at 11.02 btl· r • r has be.n "' '·ned In a Ult for d tlui ca~ood or I ~ e lee. _YOO love her.... the son of the late Wllbarn and son Dana Hollman after spend- I loon to 1 hospital and only recnetly Ib ' 1 1 ~ Itt 1 Mother • Day Will be a Ball. OCl Ada Edward• Roach. He woo OCJa otes iRll the winter at Wheellnc. w. 1'h• fund' tied up In l'1>llun to· released. :.,n . -Mrs. Otis K. Ctstt _., _ - - - - - - - - - I a lifelong rotident of thio comVa ... with her _daughlor . ! Jaled $166. billion Grain sor· Vlrlflnla Turner ol Columbus ,• prole"o~ of chemistry ha~ ' Composed May I, 1111 An.rure hJkt al Forked Run munlty. , W1lhe Dobbms VISited hiS ghums acMunted for about fl97 visited with her parent~. Mr 1 Lake WU tnJoYtd by the 'Riv• include hi• , Mr. and Larry ?ox arid siater. Mr. 1nd Mrs W J. Run- mill1on. tobacco, for $41\8 million, pnd Mrs Glen Turner over the tne of ANNOUNCE MOVIE "ul~~ ~~ ~.~ Ameha, oeven oont, Roy, WolF· of Middleport were the nlon of Spencer. W. Va., and I and dairy products lor litlt mil· w.. k end . I' ' of medlcmt fr~uentiv tes- ' ·'Teen·A•e Choloe " another r - - _.... """"'""'• ton; Ralph, Colhers· dinner guesto of Mr hts brother, Mr. end Mrs ~1- lion Mr and Mrs. Fern Gillogly ., ' . . • . • 10 0 m-..r of 1111 PIJt <Otlduetod Chester; Rankin Par~on · Mro. Lloyd Fo•. llolrt Dobbins of Cl W V __ called on Worley Well, Mr tlfy "' 00 th · probable cous, of 1 ocneo of movJeo pr•••n:ed --• he'-'~rt M ' '· M d M J ~Th ay, ' • · nd M F M. an lllne., o• !he relat10nsh•p 1for the benefit ol youth of "'~ 11 r an . rs. 31L!A Smith and ey •pent a week end wtth 1 The Agnculturt' Department a n . loyd atche. and 0 f ln· 1 to dl bT ·u be h Su . , the tour U~U~ . , _ wte mem. e , ason, and ~ammy an bin Ia nemiq the wDd flowen. Rex. KeeJohtrbor, Michigan · vlstted Mr. and Mn Mn. Dobbins partnte, Mr and .., 01 d hehcopters and atrtankers Mn. Gertrude Marcuni ali of J/ry a sa llt,Y. : u, 8 12wt t 6 s own h 0 'Mle protralll 1t'81 presented four daughters, Mra. A 1 1c Smith Sunday. Mn. F. J. Parker of tsost JS ca nf. ld Was ex- · p f1 L' hi p.mh. at t e St 1 play@d e major role In brlnumg Albany area on Sundpy ....1.n- ..-....... Tr' M M Leo w 1 f C1 b M . w·Jd C l!o per m some te · e can au ut ~ran c urch . uMuu - opeD ~ wJWCI .._.... 1pp, ason ; rs . Betty Lavna ams ey o o um ua rs . 1 a owdery And son 1 forest f1res under control in the noon. give fatrl sound vtew as to ·- ---~ 1 memben roaatod wlenen. Hoa- ender, Middleport; Mrs Peggy lho woekend with her of Belpre <aU<!() on her broth- I Eo•l dunng Apnl Mr and Mro John lh / d' t 'h · I 1 h kl !' teue• Wert MrL Lawrence HuUon, Bucyrus, Ohio; . M i ~ s ' M'r. and Mn. Cl1r- er, Mr. and Mrs Way Clark 1 Abuut 20 ooo acre& or national and Mark were' Sunday dmnPr 0 1• hs~e ' w"h an e orl t • hstze , !' tsPnce 1'1 c ec ng tnlll:PrWamoloy · and family sLlll day. en poop • w om "Ron alld Mn • Jl'raak B'--;'; Lorna Roa . ch, Muon; twenty rorest land~ in the Appalachton auests of his sister and famdy. we tseemgs every da\ get sued we 1 pr" {'This· article 1!1 based u n . The Ltgend ollhe Dogwood two brothers, Ot,.. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Blake Severpl here attended area were burned during April the Ralph Fraziers, Gallip·1l18 1may well have lo 8'8 ' fl the LaW of Ohio. It 15 WU slven Mn... ,~lhlrold Lotart, and Dale ' Mr. and Mn. Bud Lew· funeral oerv"''" The Departm•nt ,.,d d•mog• C Mr and Mrs· Oley Wmters ' th e1r (; Oil(1Uf' , . v1ews · y fee-1 'Itlnded t() adVJI!Ie · anynn, on a Ur' and theby''Le,_ of the MasRed Ill, Ne RFD 11a I, .recently aer at Letart Sat for rd Henry or 1 1 :ra• _w ven; ~~ree •1sera, M1111 · u ay. "'ould have been far greater had o umbus, are spending sever mgs Cerllm .. ople h peciflr prnblem No 1 . . ., waa read by Mrs. Lyle Allee Roach, RFD 1, Letart: Mrs. Charles MJller vhdtld Mr · an_d Mrs. Cook 1t not btoen for extemnvt at days w1th Mr and A. hnnd\Jritin" !'le wm:ae I,· ever atte;,pt to JSaJderson. An Mr1. Ada Kaufman, Ga1llpolis, at recently. •nd famtly of Pittsburg spent aircraft. IR Caster. Sunday ('allen; at the makf!' uA m ho•.J. or Interpret anv law lnl ond Carine llJ' Glads wq and Mrs. Stella Johnoon, RFD Mro. Wlnn1e Speoro vl•lted lhe weekend w1th her parnto, l Ca•ter homo w•r• Mr and llr> wrltmg. thf tidvic• 0 a Jawver.l vrepared by Mro. R. 1.. Larkins 1, Letart. Kolle Bl91 recently Mr. ond Mrs. Wilhe Dobbm• ' IObert Marki"s of Harri<nn"oi\P w a II t I --· 1;•;;:-; end re,d by Mn, Dorsllllltb- Friends may call alter 110011 Mr. and Mrs. Ll01111i Smith and other relatiVes. i Tuppers Plah18 To ond Mr. and Mrs Reed joff. own e I --1 nd f · 1 f , ?1. At tho 1iolt of the meeliltl SUnday ot lhe FoglOIORll ond fam1ly uf New l!avon visit- Gary Landon " 10 Sl Joseph Holrl BooAter M t I"' of Albany, Rout• d< ,' · tllltnotii!R lild"'' wera shown noral homo ond at the churoh Mr. ond Mro. Don Smith Hospital m Parkersburg for ob· . ee 1 m · yot' a or r ,eWBl •WURLtTlU by Mr. llarDI!art at his olllce. from I to z' Monday before ~er- Tueoday evening. •ervation and treatment. , Tup'7rs Plams School Boost- Spendmg the week nl With Iyou ran testify as to Its value, •BAlOWIN Attandlnl II ldd!Uon to those vfetl. Mrs. Ray 'nlompaon ol Vern· Mr. and Mra. Blam Taylor len. wt I ~eet at the Tupo<~~rs her parents. Mr anrt Mrs. u. and pro8p.:- ·ts. r cour~e erd OfHER FAMOUl ilamed above Wlft J,fra. Carl is vi&iting her p.~rentl, Mr. and family spent a weekend l ~i~n~ School Mond~y, May Dale Dye, were thetr daughtf'r inthPr Wll :e!Re!ll may dtffer with t IRANDS Buckley, Mrl, Cltarlel llul11Phand Mrs. Lou Hollman She vi .. with relalives al .~ew Martins- ' I ol 8 P m The Fifth and aod family , Mr. and Mr c Pet· you If the government •m- , "Y• Mn. et.remQnt Harris, Mr. Klein, Aae 81 lted with her daughter' the past. ville. W. Va. , So~llh grades Will preoent a spe- 1" Kepnar, '""' Joeft'e) and po:•' a gift nr .a death tnx Mn. Harry Osborne, Mrt. RonA H . , week m Columbus. Vance Millhont was ll:tlurned I ~~ pro2ram nnd refreshmellt SI( iregory' H~rtford, OhiO. ' ' b'l ~rd 0'1 thr ~1ft vnhl~ VflU I aid Olborut, Mn. Ennt Wblte18 t Ol!lpltal Mrs. W&ltr Blake l~ o in Col- to Ius home trom a Parkers- 1 11 ~.served I Mrs Edwtn Angle an,! .\1r~ :an t'l>nllengr tht tax an1 ' ·~ llud, !lira. Harman Grounlcl!- Fred Klem, _81, of Pomeroy umbuo to attond the loot rite• bura hospital whtre he had I There will b• a meehng •·on· Nellie Carpenter Dye, of•· "' IO ,( , "h.e r.,. le IIDd guest, llaro1d M Rt. 2, died Friday at Me I g Bob J ff been a medtcal patient lcernmg the Ltttle League Ball bus. VIsited Wllh thP. 0.111' f) · f'S I Whtl ~~ an expert"' It !S :Hl." 'Fector'l' fre~nN!I Sl!'r••-t:e' - . BlllJ Olborne. 'ftlt a= ::~rat hospital after a Mrt. :ayer;~r... Mll'll&ret Fox Thomas Taylor and .children !:a~e M;nday ~v;ti;g at 7 . ~0 and the Ney Carpent~~>rs this thf' tnal j u1"P !'Ia I '"' ~HONE- 2' JACK SO~ 0 !'l'llllriN: wll bl with Mrs. Dor· I. . Nicholson, Mrs Clara" of Torch spent the weekend ! uppers a s School past weekend . casP thf' ... O'Ifl was tn mg Lhr s•l JU6eL Mr Klein Ia surviVed by nd A WUU Wllh his parent! Mr and Mrs ! All parents who are mtcre~tf'd Mr and Mrs A.lvin D\''~ and ,rl •r b 'l'lw r'"''-f' Mll.llaurkleliMd . . •l<to,._, Mro. WIUiam Wells 'u,: hy.:n I '::'"ndot- Blam Taylor and fa~ily · •In their boys playmK should be Thad . •nd Li..· Uye G•r; ~lo- turned upon his fin ge rprint lie tnttnam· tl(rs. Ralph Schoenberger, R tland Th n ~ ng u ay · there All boys who will b"'"Otne su~r and Paul Chari~ a~d w tried to rail In nn e~ 1frt"' to ,. ~.!..~Y Club at her of Pomeroy, and lf!V!ral niece! uBo · we/ th os~l Hareight years old by May t and c Perk , picnkked at Old Man s rHsprove the fm:;erprint B.1t 5 -t 4 a1 -~ Mftina. A. 1ecr~tt ~d nephews. Funeral "ervices El 1 ~ t e he smgers. n?l 13 l:tefore At1eust 1. are th- ' cavt Sundav Chl•rt soud the .. , ·t" rt"i j ~~ by wtll be Sunday at 3:30 p.m. day "n':,t a;u;igoJ ;.~· S~~~: C g1ble to try out. \lr and ·M.,. Earl ~Iarkey not qua lily though he ho~ tnk W. entll from the Ewtng Chapel With mother Mrs Evelyn ~h attended 811 all r·t""M~nt 1 r:r::ang-e en a crtmtnnlogy COl•N"e . hP 1 1 die' ~.:-Rev. Ho_ward Ruppelt soil. ' .. oF R 'rl meeting In· Tr~mbull county ' had never had any practical ex ~ ~ •· Inc. Bunol will be In B • • Dobbie Ul nd . orrrlt'r e81 f'nt Inn Mondav night The meetin Rtelrord llor· Grove oemetery. Friends may of New Of Rutland Diel wa• held the Johnston r:omg eretl Storkrv Mrs 1~ Ml'l ~• at tht fUneral home guesta of Mrs. Betty Call Mrs. Danny Wost and soM ' llerrnon Pnce 70 f , munity Center near Worron I ~'"'' cth rrh' eont' lretnr.lcd home i'- . . . . . . . . _ · • • .._and.· · fanuly . of F'alls Creek, Pa ., arrived r• re::ddent or Rut la,nd d. ·-• Thurmer 1and Mr Starkev. Oh1o Statr ,l '"em 'r. osp1• a· 1· t ...,.., • -~ tl 1 · . l't:U vrs- " G k art .ree11 r.es 1s · ·o)~\'r>lr<h ' P gueat, Mrt. Gnlt Smith The Raymond Fot~losong of pt ""' Y ot 1 ""It Wtth her par- day mght at a Wa8h' 1 h h · 0 .. range ,ate eeper was gue<t ' PETmONS FILED d M 0 Uiirrrriin~ ent& Mr 8 nd M A ld mg on, speaker mg at IS omP h~rl' afler clult WID -.t -.t: JnOBtb with an rs. ra ·~"" ' · 1'l rno 1C hosp1atl where he was res1t1 ttndPrg(Jtng surgen ao ~ lfi!Vf':. llfra. IJwn'o :aan.,, Two confessed judgment oon Stewart McDermitt VIS · Snowden. They returned tp log Mr. Price is surv· d b Mr. and Mrs. H. E Starkey 't. h05 .I I 1 . CI 1 · tloDJ wen filed Friday ln Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd WH· Fall11 Creek Monday . h•s wife . and one son !Vel ~ attended the celebrRl~t~n held ~ ~ 3 ~ aM " ~ umbus; , , county IOJI1mOD pleas court recently · Mrs · Velma Douglas and Jane Mrs. Sherman Butlfl!r · · aofs steJ. KeiiE"v ~ _.... Rut in honor of the 50th wMd• ... g and r. daughterrs Mad iS<l 11 1\Prn~ W ...,..., the Meigs Coonty Farm Mrs. Edna Rouoh and Mrs wore m Coolville Sunday where IJnd and two brothero H ld annoversary of Mr nnd Mrs V 1 . d · 11h . ' liiAION - Mn. William C. eau -...... one •-·th were tn · p t. P1e1&-· Jth· aro Norm a • Zelia v Site Pern' w andhosf<'mllv numon •' M uud ~,L YMII· ited Uoh wHh M dr.....and Mrs . Price· of Columbus, and Way. r· ld ",:' dSaYIor . .NewM MAn h· Mrs. Lelww, RaJelall, If. C. It It Homor McNiokle lor fltl.ii7 onday. . . o an on ~yo nard Pnce nf Mlddl B " ' dl ay evenmg r S&)· 'I'll d . h . h_. todllr oi!Ar 'lfl"d!rttl a th• other oralnttt Ronold jacks Mrs. Lloyd Fox ll1ld Mrs. Lar- A2c Steve Spurrier, who Is lal will he mad hlur- lor is a first cousin of Mr Start 1 fO!r WUit Miatr llue Lehew of Dexter lot $«M.ll2, Fox were in Pl. Pleasant on stationed in Alabama vtoUed ton. Funeral ng-l koy. and' Ma .Jordadn . " 0 Masoa. - ·.. buaJnell'..l..a-y his ailter Mr and Mrs Nor· · s &re Mr and Mrs J""'k TempiPrs wame or an an I - rnua , • · · tncomp1ete ._. ' 9 C\ IJ I Mrs. Anna Hoffman Mrs. man Wyersmilltr and Diane re-Fa1rborn, visited relatives at ryan Wl"'r~ '" urn us on Mo- 1 Several Mndolo Olp Lewia and Dana cently. "'~l"i'~-w. ·.~~. <>~" j~;,~ Ithe Victor Perry home Tuee -l day where mrs. ~~al J"'r!'\ar. To Choo•• From 1 Lewis wero in Pl. Ploasopt Mr. ond Mra. Dore1 Arnold MOSCOW UP! _ Tiro Sovl•t day evenina. Mrs. Temple the co;"' ~"i, a ~lahst . ' visited their daUJh_ter, Mr. and U1lo• unouncrd today It former Penny Holland, will or . as ~n ret:e1ved hf're Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Har· Mrs. Joe Lawrence and ferrdly would carry out 1 new terles spenl a rew days visitlnJZ: here ~f tte btrth of 3 daughter· Re- .1 OI'TOMITRIIT Roush, Mrs. Rhoda Fox and Thunday eveninl. el ro<'kel te1 t lhots Jato dlt Mr and Mrs. Mendal JQrdon a ynn, to Mr and 'vtro:. Jerrv Ollllllllln: I ttl 12, ll to II (Cioae at NOOD OD IIHichard Roush wert iD Hunt· Mrs. Hugh BearhJ spent Tuea~ Paelfic Ocean between May land WHiter and Mr and Mrs ~~nsbury tLoretta Price\ of ftan. - East Court SL, Pomeroy IDgton recently. day and Friday or lut week 11 and July lS, "with 1ft Dwaine Jordan and Brvan were umbus. They baby was horn -- ·----_-";..-.;::;-_,___4 Mr. and Mn. Donald Smitb. wlth her •unt. Mrs John aim of furt.beriag the tOn- ralle11 on Sunday afternoon at Grandparents are Mr Greg and Randy visited Mr Smith of Nye Ave. -~ o1 spaoo.n the home of Mrs Bessie Strog M M~s. Chester l'rlc• and Mrs. Jack Smith and fam~ Janet and Robert Arnokl The official aewsageney. in of Athens r an Mrs _Dale Sta~sbury ily at Gallipolis Sunday evenin&. were afternoon JUelts of Mr. making the announcement, On Saturday, Mr and Mrs , . this communtty This IS thet The Lemanhaw Bow Hunters and Mrl. Henry Arnold and •aid lhat S.VIot oclentlsts IEarl Starkey were '" Colt•m- 1forst ch~d Mrs Chester P·o<'<' WY 2-2n4 Club attended an archery shoot eon, Sunday. woukl tfit "perfected vari- ' bus where he attended the 15 at t e Stan~bury homE" m 111 W. 2nd St. Poml!'rO'jl at the Kera Archery Mr. and Mn. Hanford Stan· uts tf carrler-r«ketl for meeting of the Board help care for her daughter and at Raverurwoood. ley were Sunday Yilitors ol Mr. space fiilbl fiiU'IIOH!n In lhe of Directors of The Gr•Rll• Mu- granddaughter. I Mrs. Anna Louise Cooley of and Mrs. Dan King and family. seriet. Tass said tile test roc- tual Casualty lnsuranr.f" Co., Now Haven called on Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Joe Lawrence tell would be laantb wtlbout and also the GM Premium BudDana Lowis Friday. of Baohan spent Sunday with tbelr lillol Ola(es. get. Inc. In tho afterooon they CCII,..d & MAIN Mr. and Mn. BID Sclrlreider Mr. and Mro. Dotes Aroold. attended the <elebratlon held in . . ..,.TmtUT FOR MOTHER ON MIDDLIOOIT PQMIIOT Buckhannon vllited relatives ••~• ~rw,~..,,~ honor of the 60th wedding anithe - n d . Amendment bsued LADIES TO MEET ver.. ry of the prooident of HER DAYThe Ladles AUI!liory of lhe insuraoce rompany. On Satur· T0h PoE 0 b DatSeet A TELL CITY ROCKER Syraouoc Volunteer Fire De- day evening, Mr. and Mrs Sla1r-ll 1ve T • xecut t:relary pa t t will h · k to '""' h · B n1 f u s c· 11 Se 1 Ex• r men old •to regular ey s p,...., enroute orne. m There are 10 maar joys of livliq 0 j. · 'll*ting at the Ylllage 1'"'' Chlllieothe, whore they visited ned up in a Tell Cicy Rocker, Not 0't 16 lCOehi . p~ MOilday. May 13th II 7'110 .;: hia brother. Mr. and Mro. Evarne net rc··.umb only for rock..·bye baby, hat- foi m n' o us • o l!S\KU m AU members ....... '•i-..iliiii'-~~~~;_:~ any mother who likes to MW, or today Amendment No. 3 to on- I ~ . are as.~ to II read or relu. There II DO ..,....., nouncement No. CH-!10-24 (11(12) I present to diScuu Jull' 4th molt' Iovin• aift for any •Oiht~t. . a clos•-· announcing .. >& date 1 o r Iplans. any qe, Make- youn a T.U ar, acceptaDce of oppllcatiOIII TWO crrtro Rocker rbU Mochft's Day_ clerk carrier at the Pomeroy. Two orreols Hported by lho Post Office. tppllcatlons Ohio State Paln>l illcluded Fred be filed not laler than May 20, Evan~, !IS, nrr..h!ng, N. Y. clt- Childr•"• Tennis Oxford $1.29 1':'pPIIcatl""• recoived ip court Monday lor above date will not be without IIIUI'Od cloar ed unless they ace received ond Rillton Hemsley, _Mother win enjoy our gracious mall and boar 1 pootmart Mi-.vllle, cited to MtlP II or before tblt date. Full par- lion May 17 for Willie _ . . Mrvke and Yo(onderful food ' ;Botlt~:d;enl~;;·-==-:;"':rt~ed~-=1 W a. 'Hone1t' Member Of Team TRI .... .aun M . r ond Mrs. Ray Alii ll1ld -~~ THE ~~()'lTS Nora Springs within u mlnu1oo engineer and Oreman of on. train ol oacb other. Twenty-two can were injured. o1 a Rock roland 1\!oilrood h-eight Near Thompson. Iowa, OnTheFarmFrof't GILMORE Supply Store Coin-Op T:" Dry Cleaning 10 pounds ~.00 DUKE CLEANERS ........ ".... ............. J "'t FOR OUTDOOR LIVING! t GUN SHOOT LEGION RECREATION FARM Bailey Run Road Sunday May 12-1 PM PRIZES: HAM AND BACON SHOOT RAIN OR SHINE Sponsored by Feeney Bennett Poat Amerlcul Legion . ' FREE SUNDAE" DAIRY VALLEY AT THE POMEROY BEND BRIDGE • ' Mother'• Dey May 12th. ·~ Nuu&e- •• CAROLINA LUMBER and $upply Cck "EveeytbiD& To Bulld AnytblDt' PMC:INI 460 . "· PLEASANT, W. I I · V. : ~ SALE! FLATS ...... $1.88 YMAY 12th :· ,' • • • In our attractive, relaxed •tmosphere. So will the whole femlly. Ho~ to see you all ,_-on!\> H -oro lilly. . . . , _ <Ill hav• a IDe or IIOc IUildoo, /uiJ &...- with lhil - · I'Y;: - ···ON HER DAY ( •I -·1 J -------·· •.;ffi ·i . .. ' . -~ _. . ·~~,~~~I ::to:Mo~~ THE SHOE BOX tlcularo regarding thlo ":~~' lt:;;·~---=---~Eilli:ai:aiiiii~iiiiii nation, lncludlnl lutructlona on "hew to apply" ore lul'ltllbed in the orlgtnat lnnljiDI<Omenl. il ' FOVR FINED Four were lined Frlrllo• fll THE MAR ll N R1S JAU RA. NT Meigs oounty court ll'nonk II W. Porter, Jr.,lroiDg B. Y!1.1ltJiar, and coota X:.wnoncell PLYWOOD AD 4x8 · $3.25 "o ~~ '::~~!: ~':.':~= IPANELING :~.. :~~~=:,·~=" J . rr,tl R. Hompton flO and_~I•IJI ~ Bdpr ld Pullirur ond King Bui ers Supply Co. ori- an Identical charge. 11 BAKER FURHtiURE . . " ROUTE 7 ' t!O oosts for a stop 1 '1 MIDI;)LEPORT alan violation, and William B. 290 •• D ,. 'J ~~~--'!too--~~~~~~==~~~~~~~------.JAIIen .II and cot!t! on oharge ,._ 2N . AVI, MIDDLEPORT ·~""· -.• · -~·"' _ ~ ~ .......,,...,, .... ,.. ~ __ •.:~ of dr~lnc left o1 center. '""--------·WY-·2•4•7•41,;,._______....1 ' - - - - - ' �• ! I ' ,( ' ' 7\T h Cold Bl R t k . . as oc 8 1 'ort • Cincinnati: The DailfSeniinel By Uall<d ,._ lnlorullonol Colli roln and lelttored IIIOW • ,,... by 70-mll...,_bour wind& arroled ...... tbo North tod.,., .''hUe tbo soutl! slsllod Ia .J-<Iegiw beet. Cool Caoadla• oil" spread Iron~ .\lew £niland across the Midwest nusiDI freeze warnlllja in northern MlebJpn Pd Mlnlle8ot4. ! . onow flurrleo leU ill MlchJc... Altoona, Po., Wl8 hlt bJ a thli'Qderotorm pacltlag wind& peUinJ It '70 mJ.Ia 'ter hour. ;;, 'l'orrential rolm wUIIed out }rldpo splllllla& owollen ,.streamt iD Iowa. Two tretp.t ,,lrtllll plunpd oil the tr..a l'tl~!'Y and a woo llillod In D<lll>ef wubouL I PAGE ronn~ and 12 .... "'. Mrlwallkoe Rood Jllll!es Vmcent Kell 36 djed freight lrlln wora Involved. Tho when hi.s car failed j, s~ be-·-- ~ Wheat Continues To Be Bt.,gest In vestment Item l' I 0 Carpenter s()('Jety . News DESK YOU GftU .1.111 Children . of Gahanna, OhiO. re- ' - • • • • • • • • - Elmer R R h Of Fairview fore washed out bridge. WASHINGTON !UPII - ~ ro~~ce. blan~eted Community Dies Sprin~fleld, d~~ ~~:::,"~~~r~~t~ 0:_ e 'ety N•wa S Srntinf-"1 Sports Writer liP'li'M' '!' tl:J~U' AI~~~~~"! Tuppers PIams , SOCJe ' t y N l es Cl 'fton S , IN Sur~Jvon be~~ Ydlu~nted 110~- ~;:·l~~u:e!,~ ~~~·r ~r ~~ fro~ I ·" "' · """" "" I/. ~:~·~:· M'~·· Ne~ton, ~andchlldren; f~m uic~ on",~lant~ ~lyford ~artford "'l~f.• Gill,~ly I Bol-~ · ' :mine te~tif Mn ·~ s. C~lum- • I Nolionwid•'• COMPilE- ::'C:. fiENSIVE UABIU1Y P0J. FARMERS protem ~.,!:; apinst lawsuict il 8 lesulr of a~if!eri't1" 'in~· volviq your famlly,liv ... stoCk, 10aebinery - on or off yout form. AIJO ovailable: BIM'11 P... u.,;.,., C.U tOday for tares. detaila. Ji.a. ;:.!\:: Ro k Sprwgs • =-:;- News, Events ~:.::~r/::::: LAWN I ~~ ~''""" "~alive, =~~~~~:~~:·~ 1 '""~1. arr:ng:m•~' ~· ayn.t'~ MeJnd~dl Mrs.' N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. "" I _________ oacotta-'fOII'8 1...... ~·!0~\'ERS . I I 2: ~r:: wit~out ----=", PI AN Q S :,:~ 0~~r r COULD COST YOU not~- ~!'often c~J)flrt th~l: thl~e: ~ n· Al.awsuil Your Farm nde~}, · u.~~P.nf I I ~n ~ ru- A deflnlte date still has not been set for the £Hme tween Pomeroy and either Athens or Wellston lo neter-1 the 1963 Southeastern Ohio Lea1ue baseball c~::~~~ pionllhlp. It will nol be played until lhe seniors r1 from their trip to WashfnKton, D. C. n•xt Thursday, at leaat. ~d•t:trt~f i.~:- (';~~: thea~i:ast;:er~ ! I ~ •--.a . . ._ o;:, •JlO"' I ~ CORNER I Bow~n ~.Reedsvill RY BOB WINGETT Dickie Kerr, Hero Of Black Sox Scandal Told His Story THE POET'S 'I 'ftM ytar ago. High w•nds and lhunderSI(lrmo government'• illvostmont m prtce .,. DopartmMt oold tho aotl- ~nUy VISited her parents. Mr. THE I"At.'l'S ONLY DON'T FORGET • 03C at Indianapolis, lnd , almost suppurl.ed commoditletJ totaled mttt or the lnst w...IC!h will be p~ Mrl. ~ S T'urner 1 ln a trial the parties P...oeatj., halted trials (ot the JndlanapoH11 tB.l66,360J!M •• of March 31, .tc· renli!ed upon ultimate dlapMition r, and Mr. S 'r"er tnt faetJ and the Jud•e or jury many malhen this Mother'• 500 Memonal Day auto cording to the Agnculture 0.. o( pric• . liiUpporf 1Dl'81ltortea lf"' Sunday With their son, draw coacluBions from Day Rumford, Me., woo partment. amounl,ed to 11.284.437,000 This ' r. all() Mrs . Leland Turner t•.em. llol Jopgjn« to hear from with 5 inches of snow today Thlo wos more lh•n 1280 mDIIon was compriH<I of an estimoted and daughter of Albany. ·'lbU.O a wiln"' who trlco to I child (hat'• away. . .Mo., Washington, below the inve,.-nent • month loso of '1111,12&.000 on rommodi· With Mr. and .Mro. teD the court whu was at alld D.C., Oklahomiil City a11d Harris· Iearlier hes under loan and an estimated ' . PI 011 Sunday Wert il JJkely to Ina his op1ni0tl ery · LE Pa., all set new high tern- fhe mv.. tment " of Mareh " loss >f $1.!31,212,000 on onventori· ' tl>elr dlujhler and lamUy. Jllr ed out. Most w i - can takee to very little to llllke .TART, W. Va. perature records lor the date Frl· compared with "" mveolmonl of es and Mrs. Lawrence and opoak only of Jnllil they can a dOir hurt rlad. :~les for Elmer R Roach. day. All were between 91 and 96.1ST..OS,087,0lt nn the same date a Wheat ronhnued to ~ the top children of Athens al1d l'ns bro- lsee and hear not what d ' - . . 01 who Today, the cool air was ex- - •tem il, the investment. Tht conclude th ... .t!tlngs. t npicl' big lhmao pital Lexington Ky F 'd t peeled lo •pread west mto lhe ernment owned oulrliht 1.01 bJI dleporl court - judge or JurY - de- Just a phoiH! can I' 1·30. . . ., " ay • northern and cenrol Rockies The I lion bllshel• valued ., obnoot fl . cid.. who ,, anybody II at or • me, p.m ' '1'111 be held Mondov re• of the nation was ocheduled billion and held loano on 27< mil· Bryon Cuter. who has f, oil . , Telling. her how you. lovo her, at 2 p.m .. at the Fa1rv1ew EUB tor sunny and .;~..., weather lion bu&hels valued at aim tjsome lime here With hil si&IH. 8 · t ....... And thmk her so diVIne church With the Rev. Ralph Ma. .... 1 . oli Mr and Mrs Glen Turner ha~ ~ ut expert WI net~~~e., sucn II 1575 million. honey officiating. Burial will be 0 Igone to P•tt•burih to VL8il ••• ~ocloro, engineers, oclentlotl.l Before you forget, plea<P seJld In the Zerkle eernetery, I ~rn on Inventory totaled '748 other lllllter, Mr. and Mr~ Ar· JMchanics and others often ft• a line m,JUon bushels worth $8111.4 mil· • press their opinion to httlp He was I veteran ol World I Mrs. VIvian Hotrman return- ' lion '-•• ,on~ million ...,hI Seabor . . Or e I lthur M Se be (Welcome Ca•ter). 1 Jh~ court reac h a decas1on P' go 'f and h make I that call; War I, born July 29, 11191, hero. ed here to the homo of her of corn were valued at 11.02 btl· r • r has be.n "' '·ned In a Ult for d tlui ca~ood or I ~ e lee. _YOO love her.... the son of the late Wllbarn and son Dana Hollman after spend- I loon to 1 hospital and only recnetly Ib ' 1 1 ~ Itt 1 Mother • Day Will be a Ball. OCl Ada Edward• Roach. He woo OCJa otes iRll the winter at Wheellnc. w. 1'h• fund' tied up In l'1>llun to· released. :.,n . -Mrs. Otis K. Ctstt _., _ - - - - - - - - - I a lifelong rotident of thio comVa ... with her _daughlor . ! Jaled $166. billion Grain sor· Vlrlflnla Turner ol Columbus ,• prole"o~ of chemistry ha~ ' Composed May I, 1111 An.rure hJkt al Forked Run munlty. , W1lhe Dobbms VISited hiS ghums acMunted for about fl97 visited with her parent~. Mr 1 Lake WU tnJoYtd by the 'Riv• include hi• , Mr. and Larry ?ox arid siater. Mr. 1nd Mrs W J. Run- mill1on. tobacco, for $41\8 million, pnd Mrs Glen Turner over the tne of ANNOUNCE MOVIE "ul~~ ~~ ~.~ Ameha, oeven oont, Roy, WolF· of Middleport were the nlon of Spencer. W. Va., and I and dairy products lor litlt mil· w.. k end . I' ' of medlcmt fr~uentiv tes- ' ·'Teen·A•e Choloe " another r - - _.... """"'""'• ton; Ralph, Colhers· dinner guesto of Mr hts brother, Mr. end Mrs ~1- lion Mr and Mrs. Fern Gillogly ., ' . . • . • 10 0 m-..r of 1111 PIJt <Otlduetod Chester; Rankin Par~on · Mro. Lloyd Fo•. llolrt Dobbins of Cl W V __ called on Worley Well, Mr tlfy "' 00 th · probable cous, of 1 ocneo of movJeo pr•••n:ed --• he'-'~rt M ' '· M d M J ~Th ay, ' • · nd M F M. an lllne., o• !he relat10nsh•p 1for the benefit ol youth of "'~ 11 r an . rs. 31L!A Smith and ey •pent a week end wtth 1 The Agnculturt' Department a n . loyd atche. and 0 f ln· 1 to dl bT ·u be h Su . , the tour U~U~ . , _ wte mem. e , ason, and ~ammy an bin Ia nemiq the wDd flowen. Rex. KeeJohtrbor, Michigan · vlstted Mr. and Mn Mn. Dobbins partnte, Mr and .., 01 d hehcopters and atrtankers Mn. Gertrude Marcuni ali of J/ry a sa llt,Y. : u, 8 12wt t 6 s own h 0 'Mle protralll 1t'81 presented four daughters, Mra. A 1 1c Smith Sunday. Mn. F. J. Parker of tsost JS ca nf. ld Was ex- · p f1 L' hi p.mh. at t e St 1 play@d e major role In brlnumg Albany area on Sundpy ....1.n- ..-....... Tr' M M Leo w 1 f C1 b M . w·Jd C l!o per m some te · e can au ut ~ran c urch . uMuu - opeD ~ wJWCI .._.... 1pp, ason ; rs . Betty Lavna ams ey o o um ua rs . 1 a owdery And son 1 forest f1res under control in the noon. give fatrl sound vtew as to ·- ---~ 1 memben roaatod wlenen. Hoa- ender, Middleport; Mrs Peggy lho woekend with her of Belpre <aU<!() on her broth- I Eo•l dunng Apnl Mr and Mro John lh / d' t 'h · I 1 h kl !' teue• Wert MrL Lawrence HuUon, Bucyrus, Ohio; . M i ~ s ' M'r. and Mn. Cl1r- er, Mr. and Mrs Way Clark 1 Abuut 20 ooo acre& or national and Mark were' Sunday dmnPr 0 1• hs~e ' w"h an e orl t • hstze , !' tsPnce 1'1 c ec ng tnlll:PrWamoloy · and family sLlll day. en poop • w om "Ron alld Mn • Jl'raak B'--;'; Lorna Roa . ch, Muon; twenty rorest land~ in the Appalachton auests of his sister and famdy. we tseemgs every da\ get sued we 1 pr" {'This· article 1!1 based u n . The Ltgend ollhe Dogwood two brothers, Ot,.. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Blake Severpl here attended area were burned during April the Ralph Fraziers, Gallip·1l18 1may well have lo 8'8 ' fl the LaW of Ohio. It 15 WU slven Mn... ,~lhlrold Lotart, and Dale ' Mr. and Mn. Bud Lew· funeral oerv"''" The Departm•nt ,.,d d•mog• C Mr and Mrs· Oley Wmters ' th e1r (; Oil(1Uf' , . v1ews · y fee-1 'Itlnded t() adVJI!Ie · anynn, on a Ur' and theby''Le,_ of the MasRed Ill, Ne RFD 11a I, .recently aer at Letart Sat for rd Henry or 1 1 :ra• _w ven; ~~ree •1sera, M1111 · u ay. "'ould have been far greater had o umbus, are spending sever mgs Cerllm .. ople h peciflr prnblem No 1 . . ., waa read by Mrs. Lyle Allee Roach, RFD 1, Letart: Mrs. Charles MJller vhdtld Mr · an_d Mrs. Cook 1t not btoen for extemnvt at days w1th Mr and A. hnnd\Jritin" !'le wm:ae I,· ever atte;,pt to JSaJderson. An Mr1. Ada Kaufman, Ga1llpolis, at recently. •nd famtly of Pittsburg spent aircraft. IR Caster. Sunday ('allen; at the makf!' uA m ho•.J. or Interpret anv law lnl ond Carine llJ' Glads wq and Mrs. Stella Johnoon, RFD Mro. Wlnn1e Speoro vl•lted lhe weekend w1th her parnto, l Ca•ter homo w•r• Mr and llr> wrltmg. thf tidvic• 0 a Jawver.l vrepared by Mro. R. 1.. Larkins 1, Letart. Kolle Bl91 recently Mr. ond Mrs. Wilhe Dobbm• ' IObert Marki"s of Harri<nn"oi\P w a II t I --· 1;•;;:-; end re,d by Mn, Dorsllllltb- Friends may call alter 110011 Mr. and Mrs. Ll01111i Smith and other relatiVes. i Tuppers Plah18 To ond Mr. and Mrs Reed joff. own e I --1 nd f · 1 f , ?1. At tho 1iolt of the meeliltl SUnday ot lhe FoglOIORll ond fam1ly uf New l!avon visit- Gary Landon " 10 Sl Joseph Holrl BooAter M t I"' of Albany, Rout• d< ,' · tllltnotii!R lild"'' wera shown noral homo ond at the churoh Mr. ond Mro. Don Smith Hospital m Parkersburg for ob· . ee 1 m · yot' a or r ,eWBl •WURLtTlU by Mr. llarDI!art at his olllce. from I to z' Monday before ~er- Tueoday evening. •ervation and treatment. , Tup'7rs Plams School Boost- Spendmg the week nl With Iyou ran testify as to Its value, •BAlOWIN Attandlnl II ldd!Uon to those vfetl. Mrs. Ray 'nlompaon ol Vern· Mr. and Mra. Blam Taylor len. wt I ~eet at the Tupo<~~rs her parents. Mr anrt Mrs. u. and pro8p.:- ·ts. r cour~e erd OfHER FAMOUl ilamed above Wlft J,fra. Carl is vi&iting her p.~rentl, Mr. and family spent a weekend l ~i~n~ School Mond~y, May Dale Dye, were thetr daughtf'r inthPr Wll :e!Re!ll may dtffer with t IRANDS Buckley, Mrl, Cltarlel llul11Phand Mrs. Lou Hollman She vi .. with relalives al .~ew Martins- ' I ol 8 P m The Fifth and aod family , Mr. and Mr c Pet· you If the government •m- , "Y• Mn. et.remQnt Harris, Mr. Klein, Aae 81 lted with her daughter' the past. ville. W. Va. , So~llh grades Will preoent a spe- 1" Kepnar, '""' Joeft'e) and po:•' a gift nr .a death tnx Mn. Harry Osborne, Mrt. RonA H . , week m Columbus. Vance Millhont was ll:tlurned I ~~ pro2ram nnd refreshmellt SI( iregory' H~rtford, OhiO. ' ' b'l ~rd 0'1 thr ~1ft vnhl~ VflU I aid Olborut, Mn. Ennt Wblte18 t Ol!lpltal Mrs. W&ltr Blake l~ o in Col- to Ius home trom a Parkers- 1 11 ~.served I Mrs Edwtn Angle an,! .\1r~ :an t'l>nllengr tht tax an1 ' ·~ llud, !lira. Harman Grounlcl!- Fred Klem, _81, of Pomeroy umbuo to attond the loot rite• bura hospital whtre he had I There will b• a meehng •·on· Nellie Carpenter Dye, of•· "' IO ,( , "h.e r.,. le IIDd guest, llaro1d M Rt. 2, died Friday at Me I g Bob J ff been a medtcal patient lcernmg the Ltttle League Ball bus. VIsited Wllh thP. 0.111' f) · f'S I Whtl ~~ an expert"' It !S :Hl." 'Fector'l' fre~nN!I Sl!'r••-t:e' - . BlllJ Olborne. 'ftlt a= ::~rat hospital after a Mrt. :ayer;~r... Mll'll&ret Fox Thomas Taylor and .children !:a~e M;nday ~v;ti;g at 7 . ~0 and the Ney Carpent~~>rs this thf' tnal j u1"P !'Ia I '"' ~HONE- 2' JACK SO~ 0 !'l'llllriN: wll bl with Mrs. Dor· I. . Nicholson, Mrs Clara" of Torch spent the weekend ! uppers a s School past weekend . casP thf' ... O'Ifl was tn mg Lhr s•l JU6eL Mr Klein Ia surviVed by nd A WUU Wllh his parent! Mr and Mrs ! All parents who are mtcre~tf'd Mr and Mrs A.lvin D\''~ and ,rl •r b 'l'lw r'"''-f' Mll.llaurkleliMd . . •l<to,._, Mro. WIUiam Wells 'u,: hy.:n I '::'"ndot- Blam Taylor and fa~ily · •In their boys playmK should be Thad . •nd Li..· Uye G•r; ~lo- turned upon his fin ge rprint lie tnttnam· tl(rs. Ralph Schoenberger, R tland Th n ~ ng u ay · there All boys who will b"'"Otne su~r and Paul Chari~ a~d w tried to rail In nn e~ 1frt"' to ,. ~.!..~Y Club at her of Pomeroy, and lf!V!ral niece! uBo · we/ th os~l Hareight years old by May t and c Perk , picnkked at Old Man s rHsprove the fm:;erprint B.1t 5 -t 4 a1 -~ Mftina. A. 1ecr~tt ~d nephews. Funeral "ervices El 1 ~ t e he smgers. n?l 13 l:tefore At1eust 1. are th- ' cavt Sundav Chl•rt soud the .. , ·t" rt"i j ~~ by wtll be Sunday at 3:30 p.m. day "n':,t a;u;igoJ ;.~· S~~~: C g1ble to try out. \lr and ·M.,. Earl ~Iarkey not qua lily though he ho~ tnk W. entll from the Ewtng Chapel With mother Mrs Evelyn ~h attended 811 all r·t""M~nt 1 r:r::ang-e en a crtmtnnlogy COl•N"e . hP 1 1 die' ~.:-Rev. Ho_ward Ruppelt soil. ' .. oF R 'rl meeting In· Tr~mbull county ' had never had any practical ex ~ ~ •· Inc. Bunol will be In B • • Dobbie Ul nd . orrrlt'r e81 f'nt Inn Mondav night The meetin Rtelrord llor· Grove oemetery. Friends may of New Of Rutland Diel wa• held the Johnston r:omg eretl Storkrv Mrs 1~ Ml'l ~• at tht fUneral home guesta of Mrs. Betty Call Mrs. Danny Wost and soM ' llerrnon Pnce 70 f , munity Center near Worron I ~'"'' cth rrh' eont' lretnr.lcd home i'- . . . . . . . . _ · • • .._and.· · fanuly . of F'alls Creek, Pa ., arrived r• re::ddent or Rut la,nd d. ·-• Thurmer 1and Mr Starkev. Oh1o Statr ,l '"em 'r. osp1• a· 1· t ...,.., • -~ tl 1 · . l't:U vrs- " G k art .ree11 r.es 1s · ·o)~\'r>lr<h ' P gueat, Mrt. Gnlt Smith The Raymond Fot~losong of pt ""' Y ot 1 ""It Wtth her par- day mght at a Wa8h' 1 h h · 0 .. range ,ate eeper was gue<t ' PETmONS FILED d M 0 Uiirrrriin~ ent& Mr 8 nd M A ld mg on, speaker mg at IS omP h~rl' afler clult WID -.t -.t: JnOBtb with an rs. ra ·~"" ' · 1'l rno 1C hosp1atl where he was res1t1 ttndPrg(Jtng surgen ao ~ lfi!Vf':. llfra. IJwn'o :aan.,, Two confessed judgment oon Stewart McDermitt VIS · Snowden. They returned tp log Mr. Price is surv· d b Mr. and Mrs. H. E Starkey 't. h05 .I I 1 . CI 1 · tloDJ wen filed Friday ln Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd WH· Fall11 Creek Monday . h•s wife . and one son !Vel ~ attended the celebrRl~t~n held ~ ~ 3 ~ aM " ~ umbus; , , county IOJI1mOD pleas court recently · Mrs · Velma Douglas and Jane Mrs. Sherman Butlfl!r · · aofs steJ. KeiiE"v ~ _.... Rut in honor of the 50th wMd• ... g and r. daughterrs Mad iS<l 11 1\Prn~ W ...,..., the Meigs Coonty Farm Mrs. Edna Rouoh and Mrs wore m Coolville Sunday where IJnd and two brothero H ld annoversary of Mr nnd Mrs V 1 . d · 11h . ' liiAION - Mn. William C. eau -...... one •-·th were tn · p t. P1e1&-· Jth· aro Norm a • Zelia v Site Pern' w andhosf<'mllv numon •' M uud ~,L YMII· ited Uoh wHh M dr.....and Mrs . Price· of Columbus, and Way. r· ld ",:' dSaYIor . .NewM MAn h· Mrs. Lelww, RaJelall, If. C. It It Homor McNiokle lor fltl.ii7 onday. . . o an on ~yo nard Pnce nf Mlddl B " ' dl ay evenmg r S&)· 'I'll d . h . h_. todllr oi!Ar 'lfl"d!rttl a th• other oralnttt Ronold jacks Mrs. Lloyd Fox ll1ld Mrs. Lar- A2c Steve Spurrier, who Is lal will he mad hlur- lor is a first cousin of Mr Start 1 fO!r WUit Miatr llue Lehew of Dexter lot $«M.ll2, Fox were in Pl. Pleasant on stationed in Alabama vtoUed ton. Funeral ng-l koy. and' Ma .Jordadn . " 0 Masoa. - ·.. buaJnell'..l..a-y his ailter Mr and Mrs Nor· · s &re Mr and Mrs J""'k TempiPrs wame or an an I - rnua , • · · tncomp1ete ._. ' 9 C\ IJ I Mrs. Anna Hoffman Mrs. man Wyersmilltr and Diane re-Fa1rborn, visited relatives at ryan Wl"'r~ '" urn us on Mo- 1 Several Mndolo Olp Lewia and Dana cently. "'~l"i'~-w. ·.~~. <>~" j~;,~ Ithe Victor Perry home Tuee -l day where mrs. ~~al J"'r!'\ar. To Choo•• From 1 Lewis wero in Pl. Ploasopt Mr. ond Mra. Dore1 Arnold MOSCOW UP! _ Tiro Sovl•t day evenina. Mrs. Temple the co;"' ~"i, a ~lahst . ' visited their daUJh_ter, Mr. and U1lo• unouncrd today It former Penny Holland, will or . as ~n ret:e1ved hf're Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Har· Mrs. Joe Lawrence and ferrdly would carry out 1 new terles spenl a rew days visitlnJZ: here ~f tte btrth of 3 daughter· Re- .1 OI'TOMITRIIT Roush, Mrs. Rhoda Fox and Thunday eveninl. el ro<'kel te1 t lhots Jato dlt Mr and Mrs. Mendal JQrdon a ynn, to Mr and 'vtro:. Jerrv Ollllllllln: I ttl 12, ll to II (Cioae at NOOD OD IIHichard Roush wert iD Hunt· Mrs. Hugh BearhJ spent Tuea~ Paelfic Ocean between May land WHiter and Mr and Mrs ~~nsbury tLoretta Price\ of ftan. - East Court SL, Pomeroy IDgton recently. day and Friday or lut week 11 and July lS, "with 1ft Dwaine Jordan and Brvan were umbus. They baby was horn -- ·----_-";..-.;::;-_,___4 Mr. and Mn. Donald Smitb. wlth her •unt. Mrs John aim of furt.beriag the tOn- ralle11 on Sunday afternoon at Grandparents are Mr Greg and Randy visited Mr Smith of Nye Ave. -~ o1 spaoo.n the home of Mrs Bessie Strog M M~s. Chester l'rlc• and Mrs. Jack Smith and fam~ Janet and Robert Arnokl The official aewsageney. in of Athens r an Mrs _Dale Sta~sbury ily at Gallipolis Sunday evenin&. were afternoon JUelts of Mr. making the announcement, On Saturday, Mr and Mrs , . this communtty This IS thet The Lemanhaw Bow Hunters and Mrl. Henry Arnold and •aid lhat S.VIot oclentlsts IEarl Starkey were '" Colt•m- 1forst ch~d Mrs Chester P·o<'<' WY 2-2n4 Club attended an archery shoot eon, Sunday. woukl tfit "perfected vari- ' bus where he attended the 15 at t e Stan~bury homE" m 111 W. 2nd St. Poml!'rO'jl at the Kera Archery Mr. and Mn. Hanford Stan· uts tf carrler-r«ketl for meeting of the Board help care for her daughter and at Raverurwoood. ley were Sunday Yilitors ol Mr. space fiilbl fiiU'IIOH!n In lhe of Directors of The Gr•Rll• Mu- granddaughter. I Mrs. Anna Louise Cooley of and Mrs. Dan King and family. seriet. Tass said tile test roc- tual Casualty lnsuranr.f" Co., Now Haven called on Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Joe Lawrence tell would be laantb wtlbout and also the GM Premium BudDana Lowis Friday. of Baohan spent Sunday with tbelr lillol Ola(es. get. Inc. In tho afterooon they CCII,..d & MAIN Mr. and Mn. BID Sclrlreider Mr. and Mro. Dotes Aroold. attended the <elebratlon held in . . ..,.TmtUT FOR MOTHER ON MIDDLIOOIT PQMIIOT Buckhannon vllited relatives ••~• ~rw,~..,,~ honor of the 60th wedding anithe - n d . Amendment bsued LADIES TO MEET ver.. ry of the prooident of HER DAYThe Ladles AUI!liory of lhe insuraoce rompany. On Satur· T0h PoE 0 b DatSeet A TELL CITY ROCKER Syraouoc Volunteer Fire De- day evening, Mr. and Mrs Sla1r-ll 1ve T • xecut t:relary pa t t will h · k to '""' h · B n1 f u s c· 11 Se 1 Ex• r men old •to regular ey s p,...., enroute orne. m There are 10 maar joys of livliq 0 j. · 'll*ting at the Ylllage 1'"'' Chlllieothe, whore they visited ned up in a Tell Cicy Rocker, Not 0't 16 lCOehi . p~ MOilday. May 13th II 7'110 .;: hia brother. Mr. and Mro. Evarne net rc··.umb only for rock..·bye baby, hat- foi m n' o us • o l!S\KU m AU members ....... '•i-..iliiii'-~~~~;_:~ any mother who likes to MW, or today Amendment No. 3 to on- I ~ . are as.~ to II read or relu. There II DO ..,....., nouncement No. CH-!10-24 (11(12) I present to diScuu Jull' 4th molt' Iovin• aift for any •Oiht~t. . a clos•-· announcing .. >& date 1 o r Iplans. any qe, Make- youn a T.U ar, acceptaDce of oppllcatiOIII TWO crrtro Rocker rbU Mochft's Day_ clerk carrier at the Pomeroy. Two orreols Hported by lho Post Office. tppllcatlons Ohio State Paln>l illcluded Fred be filed not laler than May 20, Evan~, !IS, nrr..h!ng, N. Y. clt- Childr•"• Tennis Oxford $1.29 1':'pPIIcatl""• recoived ip court Monday lor above date will not be without IIIUI'Od cloar ed unless they ace received ond Rillton Hemsley, _Mother win enjoy our gracious mall and boar 1 pootmart Mi-.vllle, cited to MtlP II or before tblt date. Full par- lion May 17 for Willie _ . . Mrvke and Yo(onderful food ' ;Botlt~:d;enl~;;·-==-:;"':rt~ed~-=1 W a. 'Hone1t' Member Of Team TRI .... .aun M . r ond Mrs. Ray Alii ll1ld -~~ THE ~~()'lTS Nora Springs within u mlnu1oo engineer and Oreman of on. train ol oacb other. Twenty-two can were injured. o1 a Rock roland 1\!oilrood h-eight Near Thompson. Iowa, OnTheFarmFrof't GILMORE Supply Store Coin-Op T:" Dry Cleaning 10 pounds ~.00 DUKE CLEANERS ........ ".... ............. J "'t FOR OUTDOOR LIVING! t GUN SHOOT LEGION RECREATION FARM Bailey Run Road Sunday May 12-1 PM PRIZES: HAM AND BACON SHOOT RAIN OR SHINE Sponsored by Feeney Bennett Poat Amerlcul Legion . ' FREE SUNDAE" DAIRY VALLEY AT THE POMEROY BEND BRIDGE • ' Mother'• Dey May 12th. ·~ Nuu&e- •• CAROLINA LUMBER and $upply Cck "EveeytbiD& To Bulld AnytblDt' PMC:INI 460 . "· PLEASANT, W. I I · V. : ~ SALE! FLATS ...... $1.88 YMAY 12th :· ,' • • • In our attractive, relaxed •tmosphere. So will the whole femlly. Ho~ to see you all ,_-on!\> H -oro lilly. . . . , _ <Ill hav• a IDe or IIOc IUildoo, /uiJ &...- with lhil - · I'Y;: - ···ON HER DAY ( •I -·1 J -------·· •.;ffi ·i . .. ' . -~ _. . ·~~,~~~I ::to:Mo~~ THE SHOE BOX tlcularo regarding thlo ":~~' lt:;;·~---=---~Eilli:ai:aiiiii~iiiiii nation, lncludlnl lutructlona on "hew to apply" ore lul'ltllbed in the orlgtnat lnnljiDI<Omenl. il ' FOVR FINED Four were lined Frlrllo• fll THE MAR ll N R1S JAU RA. NT Meigs oounty court ll'nonk II W. Porter, Jr.,lroiDg B. Y!1.1ltJiar, and coota X:.wnoncell PLYWOOD AD 4x8 · $3.25 "o ~~ '::~~!: ~':.':~= IPANELING :~.. :~~~=:,·~=" J . rr,tl R. Hompton flO and_~I•IJI ~ Bdpr ld Pullirur ond King Bui ers Supply Co. ori- an Identical charge. 11 BAKER FURHtiURE . . " ROUTE 7 ' t!O oosts for a stop 1 '1 MIDI;)LEPORT alan violation, and William B. 290 •• D ,. 'J ~~~--'!too--~~~~~~==~~~~~~~------.JAIIen .II and cot!t! on oharge ,._ 2N . AVI, MIDDLEPORT ·~""· -.• · -~·"' _ ~ ~ .......,,...,, .... ,.. ~ __ •.:~ of dr~lnc left o1 center. '""--------·WY-·2•4•7•41,;,._______....1 ' - - - - - ' �. ·~ . ~ \WANT - . soDa'iJy AD ! INFORMATION !leutlnet,:Pomeroy-~dleport, o., May n, 1963 ~ 191 FOR (91 FOR SALE sALE . t~L · ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE .;;A;:-••~~.~ - -EIGHT room house. 3 bedrooms and bath. large lot. Good lo- • .!~i o~4::a:Z~e:; =o ~ ............ ~. •• '"' C.uon OOt of hl' gh water• Call ::!'...,..Jt Gtlol't•• Chk.,o II,· Wlnall. t. ' ·Afnlififana _Qf 7BSOs Is \tre-at~ . ..,·~ . Alfred : SOCI'a} . N ews . f· FQI County D. A. R. Chapter A bit of ~nJerlcana 1850 save ! OUtstanding amon.g the orga .. . membero- of Return Jl)llathan . whlc~ be had 011 display ... WY Z.2590. ..,..,. "'".,. ""'' •• ,.. '"" "" Meigs Olapter ~ughters of which be played wae the ay~ of .......... 5 10 tfe ,.,, tteta 1 Pl$tiff, nJedw.btnAddlub~· .,.utlon Sunda Sch 1 tt nd American Revolution an ~ t- ph".l oo a, manu r-~ ~,ured In par 1 ' 00 ====-.::-c::;::-:::-n:::; 1~ 11., u defendant ln t.he court Y I e anee on standing program when for France in 1855 which he saiU PR?PERTY for sale on Red 011 ,~;:_r:aN::·,~....:.~~,.f,; ~a~ tl.: May 5 wu 52, off~tng ,11 .97. more than an hour they listen· was a ~ollector''s item. ! Hill, near Danv.ille. D~rwood ~=!r "oo:' ~~·:~",..!. ~=-~ W~rsh.l~ serv.ices were held at ed to nostalgic tunes of the per- Accompanied to the Milhoaj. POMEROY MOTOR Is YOUR BEST UCSAIRI).BET RI<GlJLATIONS ,Uhl••n•• •ela"'el . ... l'llbt . I I '" Ni• 01 r ~l•"' 111' Er-on 1959 Chevrolet 4 Door _ __ _ $1,395 Vll motor, Powerglide, power steering, new whitewall tires . radio and heater, tan finisb . a~ d1..-.ned @ POMEROY MOTOR CO ••~> ... -·· ""''"· ,1, 1ouff 5:1 !:'.t:woUa: r::O&:'.vln41 !:u•:: Napper, I....ngsville, Oh10. ., 5 8 6tp ===:;-;---:;===-;:c= .=.a - , (JK. @ 'fb rs 'I cI A L I 0 ed ~ :e J :r ° de$8co:~~-· ;2~t ~-5· 7~h ~~~- ~~%~ S~~~~~~ uFr::;· her --- ~ost I ,,.'1, otlllt• I I Hospital NeWS 10 3 · 18 I e ---= - -- t3& :;: . I ~":::.l~ge',Je;hQI~:es\\ryG~~~l :i.Uer / ~~~toer s~:~~~r~;tr~nt~i c:.rakes. tc / ~:~:es\v:o=~y, Steel~ ~~~·1 H~mden,' Blaettnars w. or :is Drape Charfer M Of n emory C L Heaton I . Land Trans£ers New Car? SAVE - matte decorator to zig -zag, , BARNES SIMPSON lnsur· HOUSE FOR SALE Jr de ' ' Davis, Mary Napper, fancy designs, outtonhole, ance Agency. Middleport. s· bath horlf baa · The charter was draped In Ohio Fuel Gas Co. to " . LX rooms, , a se- memory of L Heaton . when Mabel Riley, Luther Van·0 · etc. Used discs. Balance due FIre, automobile, bonds_ Pb. ment hot and cold water R k S . ' Ohio, Easement, Bedford. , Mrs. Grace Stephenson, • . oc evening. prmgs range met Thl>r•·l "' Ernest G. Grimm, Val!liltl[Mr:•.' Okey Thomas and infant . 8 %7 tic gas heatmg, on $42 .0/J cas h or 6 payments or WY z_2003 · garage. on.e acre• day $8.00 monthly . Phone WY 2- Reuter Insurance Agency ground, in Rutland. Will sell Fred Goeglein, worthy masCorabeHe Russell, Ambrose Stewart, Mrs. 01· 2204. 5 9 6tc ··t~tsurance for every penonal o~ land contract. ~· D. Bus- ter, presided and Francis Mor~ R. Inc. parcels, Mason, Mrs. Keith McClung, •nd and business aeed."' kll'k, Rutland, Ohio. 5-7-6~ rls was named to fill the Carrie Wells, Mrs. Howard _ __ FOR SALE.___ _ SAW MILL . George Eastman, Pb- WY Z-%431 FOR SALE - .8 of m II e pired term of Heaton as Bailey, Lelia . • Waller Eads, Vernon Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Close _ _ from Pomeroy Route tive committee member. William M. Pooler, Inez , WiUiam J. Sheridan, M. 143 00 SOUTHERN PLANTS will or- to Mt. Herman Church. Is Chesler S h nd M J b Through AP.~ROVBO 8 room house, bath, large It was annouoced that Mr. parce • · tep enson a rs. aco FARM EQUIPMENT fiNANCE, INC., aD · rive Saturday, May 11. Char59 3'p F Headl'y Mamie V -utility room and garage. Heat- and Mrs. VIrgil AtkillS h a v · " • associate comp&oy of ~· I R H r15 p tl d o es 3-2693. ' ar ' or an - lNE .- - Brand NEI"' HOLLAND liln .; 1::1!el. to Carl J. Among Ailing NAT I 0 N W I D I "· VI 5 10' Jtc SEWING MAC· H J e an d'.erted by gas. Nice location. Pric-- been appointed Meigs County _ --· ____ ···-· _ _ new 1963 model. Sews for· Hizer spreader on wheels, 8 ed to sell. Call after 4 p, m. Grange deputies. L. Barnhill, Lots and According to the midnight re· MUTUAL, you can o.ow .. , · finance your car the lo"""FREE USE OF our Carpet ward and backward. Comes fQot hopper. Contact Ed Fry, except Saundays, LY 6-5824, Mrs·. Amos Leonard, Orange. of the nursing department, interest way ••• and add, co~ Shalnpooer with ~urchase of 1 complete with access0ries and Letart, W. Va ., 89-525:13. McArthur, Ohio. man of the horne J . J. Ward, Mildred J. w~~=~~:·~~ patients who were listed your savings by ioau·ri.,= Blue Lustre :St!arnpoo. Bail:· , guaranteed. $42.00 or terms . 5 3 6tp 5 6 12tc committee announced that Jack W~d. Georgia J fair included Joseph Willis, the low-premium Way er's Furniture, MuJdleport 1 Phone WY 2·2204. state sewing and baking conParcels, Salisbury. Hazel Mlller, Mrs. Cheswith Nationwide. So h• 5-7-6tc l s 9 6tc WANTED TO BUY FOR SALE: Four (110(1 lots. tests will be held in the near W. B. Worley, Bessie J. Brinker, Mrs. Grace Luman Jore you buy youi ncu car, see me fint f01 douTWO ROOM house trailer. Call iELECTROLUX automatic vac- 24 inch boy's bicycle. In •ond Good seven room house, bath future. Due to commencement, ' to Ohio Power Co., Gaul, Mrs. David ~hoema~e-barreled savin~ ••• •94 , d " b th, b 1 and Michael Hudson, D o n n a wy 2-2 000 or_ mqutre at 8 • uum cleaner with all clean- condition. Phone WY 2-2775. an n asemen the next meeting was •h•m~ed "h wa••• fro Th .up 17, 3:40p.m.; above Mrs. John H. Thomas, I Middleport 57 6tp St P ear ., -. . ing attachmP.nts and cord 5 9 3t.c _Jarage, ouI oI hieo K:l . m ursday May 23 to nd 'tin Chri J Wehrung, Mrs. Mil· Pearl W. Wllliame . . FOR SALE- One Motor driv· winder . Used paper pop out Could be made into apart. day May 24. a C wal,bl g J rds r.nd, ~;~~~~~~·peniter PHOTO COPYING Services. ments. City ~Vater, electric!- "Tribute to Mothers, was the rue e, beol an aod Jer··ine and Mrs. Bertha and Son en Hay Baler. one three point bags. Balance due $43 69 or 7 Copy any letter or docamenl Priced fa . k • ry ow a 1 318 N. Soeoml hitch mowing machine , al- l payments $7.110 monthly . Ph. Qeuler lnsW'ance, Pomeroy. Seely, gaos.k Woodr qwSc sa e. theme of the program, which Invader, St. Marys an One 'unit of blood was admin- WY. 2-2311 Mkkllo. . most new. Wilham Honda- WY 2-2204. 2 15 tic ey ' yracuse. opened with group singing. Foor Robert Reed· Little Edward at tho hospital on FrlOFFICI MOURS1 abelt; Kingsbury Road , Phone I 5 9 6tc Pbone WY 2-6118G. poems were reading including, 21, 4:20 a.m:; Titan up 22, 9:00 to 5:011 O.lly WY 2-6658. I Karl Grueser, PlumbiDc 111111 Mot~er, by Fraocls Morris; . Orro down 23, 5:40 Oth•n by Afpo.i~...., i 9 Stc j FOR RENT Heating LIVESTOCK !hers Day, Fred Stevenaon down 23, 9:-l.onol. Snlem. - · MlnenvDlo, Ollie When Ma Cleans House, p.m.; A. E. Dykes down James H. Rairden, dec., AUCTION, Saturdav~ MaYls. I FURNISUED apartments. One End your sewer troublea RIDING HORSE, 4 year old er. Rice; and Wben Ma Entera.m.; Blue Seal down L. Rairden; cert. for 1963, 12 :30 p. m. The persona! I 4 room . 1 five room . F'urnish· We have all 1 ......... geklmg. Phone WY 2-2621. tams, _William Grueser. a.m.·, Alena Louisville dl 5 9 Stc A B bl · b traoa., Mid _eport. property of Carrie V. Cun- 1 ed and unfurnishd. Phone Sewer Macblneo 1 e QUIZ on women Y 2 a.m.; Emily c. c. Cockier to-Clyde. Dalton, 5-7-tfc Reasonable Ra... TWO PURE BRED Hereford Amos Leonard and on motbers, Greenup 2:55 a.m.; Dalton, pateels, Scipio. Jlingham, deceased . will be sold I WY_ 2·255~ at 456 Broadway Street m HOUSE for rent. Fn!lr rooms Call W1' %-%974 Day..- Night bulls. 9 months and llh years. by Ho~r ,~dfo~d, preceded up Greenup 2:55a.m.; J. Jessie E . Jones, · dec., to C. Middleport , Oh iu. ond bath. Lincoln Heights. 7 Z6 tic SH 2-4656. 5 II 6tp an artiCle, l!erome of t h · up Greenup 3:40 a.m.; Jones, Mary Elizilbeth Mor~appan Gas Hang(', Servel l Phone WY 2·3575 after 5 o' · Heartfire" by Frank Grueser. Queen up Greenup 1:45 Cert. foi' Tbtns., Chester. gas refrigerator . kitchen cabi· clock. Attention Dairymen PQULTRY A solo, "My Mother's Prayers ; Defender down Greenup 4 23 tic uet, 7 pc. dmette set , oval . - ·-S Have Followed Me," was pre-~ a.m.; Edeana Bosworth up front china cupbHard , buffet , MODERN 4 room furnished .or C HEAV~ HENS, $1 ea~h. John sented by Homer Rice, after 3 :50 a.m.; Elisha Woods up E Proffit, Portland, Ohto. which a stunt was conducted by 32, 4 :50 a.m.; Myrtle C. down 7 pc. dining room suite, round unfurmshed apartment. Mid5 10 9tp table, White sewing machine . dleport. WY 2-387 4. 0 R Amos Leonard. "Family 6:40 a.m.; National up 33; 15 3 2 barrel back chairs , 2 pc. tic 8 V 15 Leghorn hens 50c each, 10 Creed," by the lecturer and 12:45 a.m.; H. E. Bowles down U.ving room suite, ovrrstufred .I White Rock hens. $1.00 each. group singing of "Mother;' coo3:55 a.m.; Eastern up 33, i'ocker, 2 large mirros. bed- THREE and tour room furnish· A C W. F'. Hill, Chester. eluded the program. 5:45 a.m.; Bob Benter down room suite. while marble top ed and unfurUJshed aparlPOMEROY WY 2-264: 5 ~ Jtp At the close of the meeting, 33, 7:15 a.m.; ReUable up 34, dresser and exira nice ma- ments. Vt'"Y 2--5434.. refreshments were served p.m.; Onward up 34, 2:30 ble top washstand , 2 metal 12 6 tic OFFERS THE BEST LEGAL NOTICE the home ecooomlc committee. a.m.; Irene Chotln up 34, beds, l wood bed, 2 dressers. FURNISHED and un furnlsh8e-ed CLAPHIROWNOOEDl a.m. LEGAL NOTICE 1 2 1'\!i'· Moore's gas healer apartments. Paid uti ities. CHESTER 985-2145 Notice of Public Sale Gallipolis D•m - Cathy R. J!80 BTu .. several small fore 5 p. m. Phone WY Z. IU.2Ste Noti . her by •iven that down 4 p.m.; Semel down 1:40 s heaters , 1 square tub 2776. after 5 p. m. Phone WY ce 18 e "' Dl p t h 11 •• ''"''="="'~'='i~"';;=;::~"!! p.m.; s a c er aytag wa sher, many other 2-3574. 12 I tfc1. - - on Thurs day, May 16 ' 196.1 · · at w lte ,.._,., d up ' 1 :~p.m.; 56 m Cnrtlso Breedfn1 Service, Ia<. 10 a. m. the undersigned will - - - - - - - - - - - a r .,.._,or up : a. .; ms. C h · a nd bee1 oIfer for sale at pub1ic auction G Luther Herdman down 3:15 a. HOUSE FOR RENT. F 0 11 r Breed t o grea t da1ry ldiD , . rms : as bulls for only $6.01.1. For serv· to the highest bidder ror f'BS~ aua:e re I•· m.; Ben Ml'Cool down 5:50 8 · Not responsible for accident<: rooms and bath. Lincoln ice call: Leland Parker, Pom· lin hand at the Blaettnar Auto dam 18.2, 13.6, runninMg 6 m.; Raymond SalveU down 1:~ Webster and Fultz, Attorneys Heights . Phone WY 2-3575 af· eroy Ohio Phone WY 2.2264 C p Oh' th on roJiers, Pomeroy- as~n~:~ ter 5 o'clock. 5-10-3tc ' . ompany, omeroy, to, e 30 p PI I 2444 B 'df d A ,. C ra or uc JOn omp::my or Albert Parker, Chester, lrollowing described automobile '. t. . easaKan h. 'F lis 1 Cr~t Bradford, Auctioneer Ohio, Pbone 985-3415 . wit : 1.25 f~lmg, naw a a •·- lrnw for bottlt gas. .\. c. Bradfurd . Man•~er HELP WANTED Ch 55 falling, Charleston 18.00 5 3 30tp . 0 11153 1 1 1 ne.evroelid what we·sen 5 II 6tc Experienced kitchen help. AP· i:(i."'" McCOY, AUC'I'l<).NEER: 4 door sedan-Serial No. tlonary. Mon~mery5~ an !)NE SIX room house and one PLY IN PERSON ONLY. Chester Ohio. I 53-N~685. 1.2, 10.9, ru g . four room ~partment. Peop- Martin Restuarant, Middle' 4 l8 tfc / This property is being sold ~on, Marrru:~ a~ . "'ies Terrace. Phone WY 2-5385. Ohio. 5 9 3tc under the provisions of 8 secur- ms were on e 51 s. 5 11 6tp TWO WOMEN, (t) lor cook and FOR SALE OR TRADE lty agreement. Ther minimum Boat movements: RUTLAND, OHIO ::J''ffioo5Vffifi.KP:pa,7.nts shirts and (l) for general housework. Antique organ. Gocxl condition. price for which it will be sokl Oblo River - Albert H!lde~o[~!ll Coveralls. Carl ' Chevalier. Give .experience and refer· Will trade for piano in good is $20.00. up 14, 6:15 p.~.; Jacob G. Bottolll. ences. Write: P. 0. Box '11, condition. Phone WI 9-2117. Blaettnar Auto Comoany 14, 12:50 a.m.; John J. Rowe . 1 6 30tp . Pomeroy, Obio. 5 11 6tc s 11 31p down 16, 4 a.m.; Pealll' Do•~m-,IWiofleld 4 22 tic f'OH NEW or used cars ur trucKs, .,nuoe Marvm Marks :;ALESMAN Beasle"· Math ews. Athens, LY 3-4061. _ _ _ __ _ __ I_D-_9-_tf_c - c -· FINANCING- INSURANCE. I I M I .. •t;i .MANY THANKS To The Voters Of port For Your Sup~~et The. May Primary. MAYOR LEE SMITH River Report ~ I" ... •• . •• 10.45 With C. E. Woode leading. lod played on crank organa, botne by his wife well ~ Wednesday prayer s ·~rvices music bozes, orchestrion and in her own right a~ a m•ke":fi · 4 11 .n;"'"''" n•n le llbauld bl ' I ... an•' •" mme.: U•••I'I' Tb• IJI;I.. attu tb~t!!.b~~ .·~,':t.~=~ had an attendance ~ 19 witli /' other hand organs, by Robert lhistorlcaJ signs and empl ,..,.,, Wll l " " ' I><' rl!opuntltua for • 0\ 0 < f •ha" •n• •no•n rre r l •noerlto'!l POMEROY- 2 bedroom frame ·' o. 0 •8, . DlllSmore Boyles leadl"'! ~ C.lland of Marietta. by a Marietta firm· and ;: J Storm . doors. and windows, 1\ttorn~r .;:;, r~-::!~~ ltc SUnday School offl.cers were I . • [daughter I ~rs. Fr~ncea RATES 1958 Pontiac HT 4 D o o r - -- - $895 For W 1101 A.d Servtct carpetmg. Lot Sllx3110. Land . elected Sunday mormng as fol- Tbe program, held at the Iiams a cerami• artist ll: Ivor v and g rPen finish, good tires , automatir tranM ., rad io ' l. ~nh ~0!1 woru """' nurtton contract, W"i 2·3'102. 5-8-6tp "~~~· ... : t!,•:-!t~';.,·.~•,'t.e'~1~:e~ lows : Sunbeams class, · home . of Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, . ing pieces . ~th ,c ·· and 'heatf'r. M i n•n>urr~ r.naret 10 eentt> of Weblt.r • Fultl ot Pomeroy, Dillinger and Sharlot Van Met· Flatwoods carried out the na'M C.ll d h . II "' ~ l 'enl : Ill'' tH>n:l fo1 ThrM co• Ohio. until F•iday, May 11. t9S3 at ' r. an as no re re .t; u•cUIIt"e ln•ertlnn• 10 o'elod: for the u1e ot the cirrle er; Primary, Juanita tional observance of m 1.1 sIc problems he !aid Bttd cou.;..:r-.:.P'u l ' ••te 'tf 4 cenu ptr •ord Wtll fte eharaed lor 1 d¥.-rtl•t ~ II nat Cu·~LI_.., LJ.~~t. ~!~n':t ~~~::::ay"~ 1 t:~a~~~~:;~ and Linda Sue f:Iendersori': Bu- week in May and featured Mr. himself fortunate to have 80 ml wlthlro 111 diJ'O l.f'-e• ..-I• ..Rii;r lll;;t..l1 "' Mlddlopori. Ohio. '"' ~" "'"'' s•I Bees ' Nloa Robin!IOn and Calland, a retired highway . te res tl ng h0 bbY, n j! om OPEN EVES. 8 ·.00 P.M. • COD IIIli ot I 7 room framr dWI'IIinli' , , , , reed m.. an m ,: CAKD 01 fRAN KS - 11.3!1 lor POMEROY, OHIO with oath and part buement on • lot Barbara PhdJips ; Wdhng Work chamc who chose organ 'th n.i.. " 1 a wont mlllmum Eacb doldil• on. 50 '""~~~E~.. ~ F'ULTZ, ers, Charles Tfylor and Terry · and repairins and NOO on e program was....,. ... 11 ~tnrd Ito Oh lhllrl~o I>Ubitl""' •• ' ren• pi!! • ord - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' I M I D D L E P O R T - - 6 room frame Attorney• tar lhe ••tate or Swartz· Young Adults Nellie the collection of crank organs, na Weber, fourth grader of Rftt~ OFFICt HOURS with bath, basement, gas Carrll Vlrrln la Cunnlnihlln ' ' . ped I d th land and granddaughter or ane 8:30 A, M t.- :.-Of• I' M 113111 .. AL-E -~ FOR SALE OR RENT he.ating, attic insulated, nice '" •~n . ., . .,_ ,,_.,, l Parker and Helen W·•.rie : two a organs an o er un· of the hostesses Mrs Lal\'l'e.;,. Saturday .._a, 3fl A M '" !2•00 nuun _FOR S _ kitchen, front porch, new carult, Isola Taylor and Cauie usual musical insturments as a . h '1 IT'S SO EASY 1• 0 0 Swartz; Librarians, Randy hob~y t~ ke~p him occupie~ w -G.nc:Iw PTr'f TO PLACE A VENETIAN Blinds all kinds. I "'ANT ADS W~li\K wooclers port, well located. $10,8110.00. linger and Vickie Lynn Carr; durmg hiS retirement. s t •"' R.ES1'Tt 1 PRIJDUCING Windo\\ blinds and shades. when you wish tt bU) or seD. MIDDLEPORT - Gravel Hdl, I've Seen," an Ameriian W.W1/Ul Cloth porch shade! val- Read the Want AJs for quick 1"4! story frame, 6 rooms and ~ ~~etary . tr~a~~re, rel~a Not only does Mr. Calland spiritual, and Mrs. C. M. Henlance and awnings . Bamboo results. bath, full basement, hot air MAY 11 · Ue~ erso~h ~n T mf war find his h~bby profitable, but nessy, who played on the anPHONE WY 2-2157 8 shades Dale Wippel Supply ConvemenUy located, 4 bed· gas fired heatmg, enclosed Th ff' i I . 't t' f B T s erss e~ 11 ~ ~~ J an it ha"s opened up 8 new life for tique organ recently rebuilt by 1c af vth1s 1 al 1teon " . e,- VerryMewt a~ zc;radol R'3 j ;ro~~ him as he ma~es friends Mr. Calland. 215 Umon Avenue , Pomeroy . room fumilv home 1Lh baths fron~ porch, garage, lot 50 x th 1 eN 62 Oh' 5 2 30tc ' ' 150 $10 500 00 e o. o e n rna 1mna an er, e 01 .. the Umted States. _ _ _.:_N.:_OTICES lo . hot water .heat Newly re• :..._ NEW RANCH Order ol Job's Daughtero will ence Spencer. one note from an- M~s. Em~rson Jones, regent, SOUP, 20c, Cl!•le. 10r H o "'. e us_ED rec.ond_itioned radi;-:1_nd .. rooms (3 bedheld at the Pomeroy Mason- Mr .. and Mrs. Tom are ' the highway work- prestde;d_, With Mrs. w. P. Loch· od k D TV 1 s t b lh tll't 11c Temple, Saturday, at 2 p. spendmg several days w1th Mrs through his knowledge of ary acting as .chaplam. The 1 1 m e Pi.e, 15c Ja r ·s aJ.ry se s. pecJa c_ose ou pnce dleport. If interested phone rooodms 1• k'ta h • u 1 hy droomd, l m. All Masons, Eastern Stars, Delbert Yost and family at and Wi'th the aid of message of the President Gen. Bar. Middlelh!'t 5-7-{itcl on new mangle ~roner and 30 Portsmouth EL 3_7211 Would m ern 1 c en ar woo d f J b' hte S G h'l Delbe l · 1 Mrs. R'IChard V, a Du ncan, . - ·d d . gal . gas hot water tank. W'er. . 11 I II . ·, ted arport an parents o o s 0 aug rs ugar rove w I e r JS wife's musical ear has been era' CO FFEE •- Hom rna e ou Y$9,500.110. JOSU a ' c . 'ted . . f'Je I~u. Hns' . -.1\," , eR d' d TV M"ddl t rt>n l Io respons• ble par Iy . lotoors, 48x1"". are mvl . con. f'me d t o the F Blr to accomplish manu things stres.,.~ed. the U\1erne f or 1 nuts 5c. Breakfast served and ner a 10 an ' 1 epor 5 9 6tc .w R t J th M Ch tal t L t f bserva th B Str nd r lunches pa"k ... c~ at Barnette's . 5 9_ 3_tc_· ALBERT M. COX, SA~MAN e urn o~a an elg·'· . aJ>" P.l a ancas er or o the instruments and has e year' e" ong a o '" qo BOX 229 PHONE WY !-Z220 ter, DAR will meet FrJ( 1 af· tmn. . a number of various types Good Courage.. was read by ·. , Home Resta1. rant and Pma SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Get [ --;B:-:U-:S;ci;;;N-:E;;S=s-S=ER=V;;IC=E:;;S;ternoon at 2 p.m. at the home Mr. and Mrs. Cla1r Woode organs . Mrs. Jones, who also gave 1 5 10 31 ~·# Shop. Reasonable prices. Op" Kleen - Em · All Septic tank __ c of Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Pcm· and Conni Sue of Pomeroy vis· short report on the national de· en 5:30 a. m. ti ll 12 p. m. Cleaner. Ohio Valley Plumb- !fOR PAINTING, Interior and eroy Rd. National music week lted Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. fense, quoting from the Presi· Phone WY 2-9976, Middleport, m.. 4-16-30tp l exterior Call Richard Will, , will be observed with a ~ro- Woode and Mr. and Mrs. Wil,General's message in reOhio. 1 . 609 N. Second Street, M1ddl.. """"" lll;;t 1' gram on various types of musCarr aod family gard to the Daughters' beliel -~~-----,. be-1 ALL Furmture storl'd at my I port. 4 3 30tc ical Insrtuments. in home, freedom arid God. AUTOMOBILE IJlSUraDcr en l resJd~nce must be moved in - - - - -MASON - 3 bedroom frame MAY 13 It was voted that the annual cancelled' Lost yow l)perc.tors , 1 Ucense? Call wy "'""'· 10 days. ~aye Po wei~, R a ~me See Us For.,. home, large carpeted living The Daughters of Ruth Class Spencer. Mrs. CIa 11 d E le ed H !tal Day meeting 1>e a luncha •5 1 c 1 lb d room. This home Is situated of the United Methodist Woodyard, Clara Follrod, A n ~h os~ te d eon at the Fatrners' .Hotel, Gal· LOSE WEIGHT saf•ly. and ·eas- P)RTABLE dish washer. Call • DeKa See Corn on attractive GO' x 120' lot will meet at the home of Mrs. Osie Mae mon~ . ~00 ~h 0 e~ re24 · , with Mrs. James Brewily with Dex·A·Dtet tablets, WI 9·3068. 5 3 12tp e DeKalb Sud ax -,.ith large double garage. Jacob Gloeckner,, Oak. St., and Helen Woode w::' Mr~n Ha~.,\"'Miller, . the chairlll;!n. A note ol -~=:;;-===--= $12,1100.00. day at 2 p. m. w1th MISs a baby shower Th' d A M E A apprec10tlOn from Mrs. Jenn. only 93c. Stark Drugs SINGER SEWING machmes . or SX 11 y h st M . R b' tr ve., rs. mma . . K ff of C 1 b 3 1 60lp sales and Stivice. The Fab- ' Nf;W HAVEN - brick 4 bed· eager as co-o ess. arte o mson, 36 Chillicothe Rd Don- rngs e er oum us, con_ --::-:c=::--;;;-;-:,-;;;;-• Agrt'co Fertt'lt'•er room home forced air fuel The WSCS of Rock Springs baby daughter of Mr. and M S Rt 1 G 1·1•1 1. the marking of the rk Shop, 115 W Second, Po~ • M thod' 1 h h .11 t R b' . axon, . a po "• h •••• Mr D AUTO SALES oil heat storm windows and e IS c urc WI mee o mson, 1as1 M M Mill' M srave o1 er mo~, s. ana mer_<>Y_:_IVY_ l-228!:~9-30tc Middleport Feed Mill oak noo'rs. Very good buy at Monday at 7:30 p. m. at afternoon at their home in V Mr. Tch mn, ason, Daniels, by the Chapler, Jl!a> Se vera I o thers .l!'l a., Rt s. Letart omas W V Severat olher gra_ves::;o - •... 1949 CHE VROLET true k '-''" ton .-· Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. '10 500.00. c hurch . 1 flat bed, good condition with '59 Pontiac - $1,595 "We Do Custom Grinding" 3th ~liH from New Haven _ 5 Calendar Sent eal sent gifts. · H. ~. willJ ~be mar~, ~e racks. $225 .00. Phone 985-2381 ;~t~ v :~1til~~i~e8. f~~~~~-n~~~:~ N. 2nd Ave. Middleport room home with good garden . MAY 14 . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Second St., Middleport, Mrs. time to ~e ~ounced. . ~, Chester, Ohio. spot, stoker-fired coaJ furn. The Salisbury PTA WI.n Woode and Nina Robinson D. Cooke, 1•• So. Thl·rd The MI_lhoan home w~th J. ' good Cilrl:' . Fully ~quipped . Tu esd ay a I 7 :30 p.m. m I h e . M . I t ed ...., 5 10 3tp · ace. Also 5 acres of ground. m · arte ta Midd] t J ff . S Weran JqU~, P.rov a ·pe,C'l"ct 1 '59 Bul'ck _ _ $1,595 1 HEATING AND PLUMBING $71100110 school auditorium. Oflicers and Mrs. Earl Davis 'Ae reyp for th~ Friday aflerntor 413 Se~r 1955 FORD 2 door Hardtop, V-ll ; Mueller Furnacea • · · h prmg ve. omeroy, . h · 8 _, Arnold Brothers CUCKLER REALTY t e new year and delegates to and celebrated the G 1 Ch 1 ' M' Elizwhic was cone1u~~ automatic motor re-built new VB Ele ct ra 2 Ur. Hard Top. BRANCH OFFICE County Councfl will be :-~· ~•led. of Mr. WoOOe and J a~.' e~ e~th~~ Leo and defi-ser1. Jn j.d 618 E Ohio JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN [Refreshments will be served. to guests named Yttrt tic PHONE 88Z-Z843 MAY 15 .' Birth Max Harrah, a meflll>et 510 3 6 7 _ __ _ NEW HAVEN. VA., The Past Presidents the 32 guests Mrs Robert ~ Bauer 1112 of Colonial Charleo Lewis Cli!Jp Tile Rambler --~A-<u'-c"'I"''IO'"NE=E"R""'-SALE Tw bedr American Legion Auxiliary of rehearsal dinner at the 1 ~- St P ,;,eroy • s 0 n Pt. Pleasant, W. Va .., and \h•rl1 Standard ot Compact Pomeroy, Ohio Complete Service F~=ltle Beautiful :irch ki~ Drew Webster Post 3D will m_eet . Saturda~ evening. :21 ;~, Frid:y. Mr~. Jame~ J~hn .Rose. EJt'eUence Critt Bradford ' to t' h t 1649 Wednesday evening at the home weddmg of their son, Shaver Rt 1 Gallipolis dau- Contr~butmg hostesses wert" ·ig r· ar roum, ride and perform· SJ-f E REPAIR equipment. See Write, Phone or Contact ~~:~ :~~:.asea:a j 0 b 0 of Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. Pattr Davis was an a~m. Friday.' Mrs. Mrs. Willis~ Bradford and Mist 1 '" e Sma~ e.- economy and Jewell Curtis, Breezy Heights A. C. BRADFORD Bioettnar, WY 2-5127. 3-IJI.tlc of Fnday May 10. E. Haning, Rt. I PomBradfield. managerability Phone WY 2·3716, Pomeroy , Rae' Obi0 daugh 12 44 Frl See Ohio. 5 9 3tp me, t~r, : a.m. Mt'tropolitan Motors _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:;5_lo.;8...;;tf.:.c 1FOR SALE: 4 room house, 1 / Buying a acr• ground. fun basement. DlliCbarged E. MaiD s;~et, Pomeroy ' SINGER SEWING machme A-1 INSURANCE Phone WY 2-6127 f.27-30tp Patients recently discharged · ~-Pilone 2- 31170 cond1hon Equ1pped w1th auto-/ ...c.."--- I Mrs. Mary Rutledge, r~ '! • Bulk·Tank Service · [to Furniture . Phone' SH. 2-4811 .... . :I, ..__ etiOft' VPII-,... ud Coot111•'• IJQWrYWOOD <UPU- llhoatlo Fleml!\1 tlu."'"" tc to - weal oorllor lew ftvo wteb In "IDIWII Uivo," I - · of huga Jll'llltll"lloa, II lllrttod 0111, liar =:.nt u- IIIODlha ....tlr 'llfiiiiQ' II lbo wlldl.....-d Ill Rlo where movt•moklq II U o l $ : : II t1Jo llatiN. .......... ndhood loD'I t ' ·=- := :-w':m w := lor""".,..,,. .,.J:':,.•. ~~,._. ~ a,....... r.;:.. !!:::' =- lor ,, right here In Hollywood.~ 1:06 Broaldut Party 8:110 News 11:30 Mut\lal Newt I:05 s..,ed Heart Program 8:35 Breakfast Party 9:00 Mutual Newt 6:20 eountry J am boree 9:05 Breakfaot Party 6:311 Newa 9;30 Mutual News 6:3& Farm World Newa 9:~ Breakfast Party 1 : 4~ Mel1s County 1\FD 10:00 Mutual New1 7:110 Mutual Now1 10:05 Polka Party 7:06 Breakfast Party 10:30 Mutual Newo 7:30 Mutual News 10:~ Music In The Alr 7:110 New1 Report 10:41 The Good Life 8:~"!Breakfut Party 10:110 Under Ohio Skleo !I<IJO...llews 11:00 Mutual News 9:0&1'1!0!fee Witte Janet 11:05 Top Ten Show 9:sii;;;Mutual Ntwl 11:30 Mutual Newa 9:WO?flte With Janet 11:35 Top Ton Show 9;4l!elty Newton Show 12:00 Noon Newa 10:® .llutual News 12: 15 Musical Interlude IO:rJ,..M!nisterlal Association 12 :30 Rev. Merlin Teets 10:20-<:ountry Hot Down 1:00 Mutual Nowo I0:$0'"Mutual News I :05 Platter Party JO;~Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News lhjltl Mutual News 5:05 Travelio' Time 11 :05 Educational News 5:30 Mutual News 11:81 Country Hoe Down 5:35 Travelin' Time Swap S~op 6:00 Mutual News 11:10 Mutual New1 6:05 Sundown Serenade 11:35 Fann News 6:30 Mutual News 11 :5& Upper Room Meditation•' 6:35 Sundown Serenade 11:58 Dow Jone1 Stock Aver. 7:30 Off tho Air-May 12:00 Noon News, Weather Sunday 12:20 Muolc Juot For You 7:30 Mut\lal Newo 1:00 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 1:05 Music Juat For You 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hoor !:SO Mutual Newt 8:30 Network News l:M Music Just For You 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 2:111L.J'Idton Lewis Jr. News (Rev. Paul Jones) ~; ' commentary 9:00 Wingo of Healln1 2:~t::Music Just For Yoo 9:30 Mutual News 2:30:Jdutual News 9:35 Legislative Review 2:11tMusic Jnat For You IO:oo Voice of Prophacy 3;[Mutual Newt 10:30 Mutual News ~ Platter P1rty 10:35 Wash. Repta to People 3:~ _Mutual News t0:50 Sunday Chapel S:if'"?iltlor Party 11 :00 Country llymn Tln» 4;~Naws 11:30 Mutual News 4:30 Local New• 11 :35 Country Hymn Time 4:40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News i:IIO Mutual Newt 12;15 The Search 5:1i 1'ravelln' Time 12:30 Rev. Merlin THis 5:18 ilm Stems Splirta 1:00 Hour of o.elttlon i:3f 1'ravelln' Tlmt Billy Graham 8;~ " Local Newt I :30 The Lutheran Hour 6:~- .yan Patrick Sportto 2;110 Tbe 811 Lie 1:15.., Van Patrick Sportl 2:30 Mutual Nowa I;J~;Sundown Sereuad1 2:35 Back To The Crou . 8~- Mutual Newt 43:00 Rev. llolcoe Tborttl Ul '!!undown Serenadl 3:30 The Quilt Hour 7:'30" Signoff-May 4:00 Mut\lal Ne\VI Sllurday 4:0H:OO Sunday Showcase 8:00 News 4:30 Mu!UJI NI\VI. 8:06 Country MUI!e Time ~:110 Newo He1dllne1 1:30 Mutual News 5:30 Mutual News • : : ·Farm World News ·6:00 Mutual News 1 RFD . 6:00 Mutual News Mutual News &:05 Sundown Serenade 7{66 Breakfast Party 6:30 Mutual Newa 1~-Mutual News 6:35 Serenade 1 _Breakfiat Party 7:30 Off lbe 411'-Mf.Y a. a. Ditr1 JONES Tboo -· ,,....... =. :;:=: ....,. - lf.a-1<a.JI•t•c 10. ~ ...,.... II. ClloUo 1111'4 11. : . , - M.a.10. 1wllllta. •flO, ;::":1 1111 k ·WDa4 p- =,.,. a - lllo" - ! · ... a._ are o! ' schoolgirl !mows, spook a Portuguese. WI. 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Wob·: .::' II I .DAILY OBI'IP'l'OQUOJ:I!l _ Here's hoW 1111 w..&'llt nald hla A lt y D L B A A X B L o K o • 111 L 1. o 11 ---piJ<-IIJr-.lloW._,..Atofor tho 111rue L'o, x for tho two o·., ot.o. ~· llllorft, · - w Dr OUW WJBPRQDQY •woltWW :IIKWII.Q OQ BTQKW re- .,.. all bin~ tropb!Oo, the leDgtb and CC tho *"h do¥ lilt- !etteN ... dltformt. 4 ~ Qaotatllla DO tho QUW ICinhad arn- ~~~ W'l'l .RD•W OUI>o QJIIK• . NANCY OHo MISTER ltiiOKaX. MAILMANDON'T YOU FEEL WELL -awwow '1'-.-.FOR.W.\ii'iNG.-(11001\Giil Wlil W1ilH ~. Will Dill fii.DIPDI(J PIII'I'l'III TODAY~ _ o _ _ r_11r_a- ---~-:--::-=-:------- WJEH RADIO Monda) 'llrott&ll Frld>.J e:oo s1,. IJ:!O Oblo on - B: 00 Ohio Valley News BLOCKS AND YOU DIDN'T READ ANYBOIJY'S Jach ight that >een of the NIWI f:OO Discing trlth 4:30 lntorcii.Anp 11:oo Talll 6:00 CommtUIIIJI Nowo 1:06 World & National Ne... 6: 15 Spotliglu on Sporlo 1;05 Newo 8:10 Musical Clod< 7;30 Sigll Ofl RlnC H~r ­ .Ja I OQ ~r Dt!u lt:Oti World N.,.. b... ..ess S;OO Coun1rJ Go ltoulo' 2:16 N81JS !lui 8:00 Midwly Mattnu S:Oti Newa l!.al 9:45 Showen of Ble..injr 10.00 Mason County !l.•wt· 10:11& Td Ill lbe Town put Bv CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY l:ll6 Nawr Beat ,,00 1.atctlstriDf I:SO Public Service U. 00 Community Newa 12:05 Local Newa 1 I"'LLoWED YOU FOR SIX - It 45 Country Go &wlL 1:10 World Neft 1:15 ·Musical Clock U ·16 Muon Cooml1 NIWI ICW car BUSHMILLER I:!: 30 A&rieultu. • Aaenl 8:05 Sporta ToclaJ (except Fri. Church Belli U:t6 World ~- ERNIE 12:15 Markelo )2:21> Llfeltlard BuDetln Board 12:25 Newa 0 Or11111 e:55 Co=:mlty N.... 1:4& Tho l.Jitlina or the 1'own By • >Ury .n is A~ a• that :>f"@n !Ire• to OWD E"roy wn'J 5IQ W<110P BtJr om- 1 MAKE PUE61..0 CLEAN MAIM IM mt'lillllliEI t of· drea su .. d In tho 'om. lind cripICI thai by nb1a. ' his ight. •guo I hoi I L d ia j ly LIPP •nd McWILLIAMS lnf"1., roon ossi- ·- 1 '"· iidel ,Ia.., lilt Pa; tru- ·erol '""' preTA" 'luJio JOID- ratlt ?:II •adl • ' r.··. .. .' ' '• L~ r • ' I ·'{ ..w ... ·I "* ..... j �. ·~ . ~ \WANT - . soDa'iJy AD ! INFORMATION !leutlnet,:Pomeroy-~dleport, o., May n, 1963 ~ 191 FOR (91 FOR SALE sALE . t~L · ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE .;;A;:-••~~.~ - -EIGHT room house. 3 bedrooms and bath. large lot. Good lo- • .!~i o~4::a:Z~e:; =o ~ ............ ~. •• '"' C.uon OOt of hl' gh water• Call ::!'...,..Jt Gtlol't•• Chk.,o II,· Wlnall. t. ' ·Afnlififana _Qf 7BSOs Is \tre-at~ . ..,·~ . Alfred : SOCI'a} . N ews . f· FQI County D. A. R. Chapter A bit of ~nJerlcana 1850 save ! OUtstanding amon.g the orga .. . membero- of Return Jl)llathan . whlc~ be had 011 display ... WY Z.2590. ..,..,. "'".,. ""'' •• ,.. '"" "" Meigs Olapter ~ughters of which be played wae the ay~ of .......... 5 10 tfe ,.,, tteta 1 Pl$tiff, nJedw.btnAddlub~· .,.utlon Sunda Sch 1 tt nd American Revolution an ~ t- ph".l oo a, manu r-~ ~,ured In par 1 ' 00 ====-.::-c::;::-:::-n:::; 1~ 11., u defendant ln t.he court Y I e anee on standing program when for France in 1855 which he saiU PR?PERTY for sale on Red 011 ,~;:_r:aN::·,~....:.~~,.f,; ~a~ tl.: May 5 wu 52, off~tng ,11 .97. more than an hour they listen· was a ~ollector''s item. ! Hill, near Danv.ille. D~rwood ~=!r "oo:' ~~·:~",..!. ~=-~ W~rsh.l~ serv.ices were held at ed to nostalgic tunes of the per- Accompanied to the Milhoaj. POMEROY MOTOR Is YOUR BEST UCSAIRI).BET RI<GlJLATIONS ,Uhl••n•• •ela"'el . ... l'llbt . I I '" Ni• 01 r ~l•"' 111' Er-on 1959 Chevrolet 4 Door _ __ _ $1,395 Vll motor, Powerglide, power steering, new whitewall tires . radio and heater, tan finisb . a~ d1..-.ned @ POMEROY MOTOR CO ••~> ... -·· ""''"· ,1, 1ouff 5:1 !:'.t:woUa: r::O&:'.vln41 !:u•:: Napper, I....ngsville, Oh10. ., 5 8 6tp ===:;-;---:;===-;:c= .=.a - , (JK. @ 'fb rs 'I cI A L I 0 ed ~ :e J :r ° de$8co:~~-· ;2~t ~-5· 7~h ~~~- ~~%~ S~~~~~~ uFr::;· her --- ~ost I ,,.'1, otlllt• I I Hospital NeWS 10 3 · 18 I e ---= - -- t3& :;: . I ~":::.l~ge',Je;hQI~:es\\ryG~~~l :i.Uer / ~~~toer s~:~~~r~;tr~nt~i c:.rakes. tc / ~:~:es\v:o=~y, Steel~ ~~~·1 H~mden,' Blaettnars w. or :is Drape Charfer M Of n emory C L Heaton I . Land Trans£ers New Car? SAVE - matte decorator to zig -zag, , BARNES SIMPSON lnsur· HOUSE FOR SALE Jr de ' ' Davis, Mary Napper, fancy designs, outtonhole, ance Agency. Middleport. s· bath horlf baa · The charter was draped In Ohio Fuel Gas Co. to " . LX rooms, , a se- memory of L Heaton . when Mabel Riley, Luther Van·0 · etc. Used discs. Balance due FIre, automobile, bonds_ Pb. ment hot and cold water R k S . ' Ohio, Easement, Bedford. , Mrs. Grace Stephenson, • . oc evening. prmgs range met Thl>r•·l "' Ernest G. Grimm, Val!liltl[Mr:•.' Okey Thomas and infant . 8 %7 tic gas heatmg, on $42 .0/J cas h or 6 payments or WY z_2003 · garage. on.e acre• day $8.00 monthly . Phone WY 2- Reuter Insurance Agency ground, in Rutland. Will sell Fred Goeglein, worthy masCorabeHe Russell, Ambrose Stewart, Mrs. 01· 2204. 5 9 6tc ··t~tsurance for every penonal o~ land contract. ~· D. Bus- ter, presided and Francis Mor~ R. Inc. parcels, Mason, Mrs. Keith McClung, •nd and business aeed."' kll'k, Rutland, Ohio. 5-7-6~ rls was named to fill the Carrie Wells, Mrs. Howard _ __ FOR SALE.___ _ SAW MILL . George Eastman, Pb- WY Z-%431 FOR SALE - .8 of m II e pired term of Heaton as Bailey, Lelia . • Waller Eads, Vernon Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Close _ _ from Pomeroy Route tive committee member. William M. Pooler, Inez , WiUiam J. Sheridan, M. 143 00 SOUTHERN PLANTS will or- to Mt. Herman Church. Is Chesler S h nd M J b Through AP.~ROVBO 8 room house, bath, large It was annouoced that Mr. parce • · tep enson a rs. aco FARM EQUIPMENT fiNANCE, INC., aD · rive Saturday, May 11. Char59 3'p F Headl'y Mamie V -utility room and garage. Heat- and Mrs. VIrgil AtkillS h a v · " • associate comp&oy of ~· I R H r15 p tl d o es 3-2693. ' ar ' or an - lNE .- - Brand NEI"' HOLLAND liln .; 1::1!el. to Carl J. Among Ailing NAT I 0 N W I D I "· VI 5 10' Jtc SEWING MAC· H J e an d'.erted by gas. Nice location. Pric-- been appointed Meigs County _ --· ____ ···-· _ _ new 1963 model. Sews for· Hizer spreader on wheels, 8 ed to sell. Call after 4 p, m. Grange deputies. L. Barnhill, Lots and According to the midnight re· MUTUAL, you can o.ow .. , · finance your car the lo"""FREE USE OF our Carpet ward and backward. Comes fQot hopper. Contact Ed Fry, except Saundays, LY 6-5824, Mrs·. Amos Leonard, Orange. of the nursing department, interest way ••• and add, co~ Shalnpooer with ~urchase of 1 complete with access0ries and Letart, W. Va ., 89-525:13. McArthur, Ohio. man of the horne J . J. Ward, Mildred J. w~~=~~:·~~ patients who were listed your savings by ioau·ri.,= Blue Lustre :St!arnpoo. Bail:· , guaranteed. $42.00 or terms . 5 3 6tp 5 6 12tc committee announced that Jack W~d. Georgia J fair included Joseph Willis, the low-premium Way er's Furniture, MuJdleport 1 Phone WY 2·2204. state sewing and baking conParcels, Salisbury. Hazel Mlller, Mrs. Cheswith Nationwide. So h• 5-7-6tc l s 9 6tc WANTED TO BUY FOR SALE: Four (110(1 lots. tests will be held in the near W. B. Worley, Bessie J. Brinker, Mrs. Grace Luman Jore you buy youi ncu car, see me fint f01 douTWO ROOM house trailer. Call iELECTROLUX automatic vac- 24 inch boy's bicycle. In •ond Good seven room house, bath future. Due to commencement, ' to Ohio Power Co., Gaul, Mrs. David ~hoema~e-barreled savin~ ••• •94 , d " b th, b 1 and Michael Hudson, D o n n a wy 2-2 000 or_ mqutre at 8 • uum cleaner with all clean- condition. Phone WY 2-2775. an n asemen the next meeting was •h•m~ed "h wa••• fro Th .up 17, 3:40p.m.; above Mrs. John H. Thomas, I Middleport 57 6tp St P ear ., -. . ing attachmP.nts and cord 5 9 3t.c _Jarage, ouI oI hieo K:l . m ursday May 23 to nd 'tin Chri J Wehrung, Mrs. Mil· Pearl W. Wllliame . . FOR SALE- One Motor driv· winder . Used paper pop out Could be made into apart. day May 24. a C wal,bl g J rds r.nd, ~;~~~~~~·peniter PHOTO COPYING Services. ments. City ~Vater, electric!- "Tribute to Mothers, was the rue e, beol an aod Jer··ine and Mrs. Bertha and Son en Hay Baler. one three point bags. Balance due $43 69 or 7 Copy any letter or docamenl Priced fa . k • ry ow a 1 318 N. Soeoml hitch mowing machine , al- l payments $7.110 monthly . Ph. Qeuler lnsW'ance, Pomeroy. Seely, gaos.k Woodr qwSc sa e. theme of the program, which Invader, St. Marys an One 'unit of blood was admin- WY. 2-2311 Mkkllo. . most new. Wilham Honda- WY 2-2204. 2 15 tic ey ' yracuse. opened with group singing. Foor Robert Reed· Little Edward at tho hospital on FrlOFFICI MOURS1 abelt; Kingsbury Road , Phone I 5 9 6tc Pbone WY 2-6118G. poems were reading including, 21, 4:20 a.m:; Titan up 22, 9:00 to 5:011 O.lly WY 2-6658. I Karl Grueser, PlumbiDc 111111 Mot~er, by Fraocls Morris; . Orro down 23, 5:40 Oth•n by Afpo.i~...., i 9 Stc j FOR RENT Heating LIVESTOCK !hers Day, Fred Stevenaon down 23, 9:-l.onol. Snlem. - · MlnenvDlo, Ollie When Ma Cleans House, p.m.; A. E. Dykes down James H. Rairden, dec., AUCTION, Saturdav~ MaYls. I FURNISUED apartments. One End your sewer troublea RIDING HORSE, 4 year old er. Rice; and Wben Ma Entera.m.; Blue Seal down L. Rairden; cert. for 1963, 12 :30 p. m. The persona! I 4 room . 1 five room . F'urnish· We have all 1 ......... geklmg. Phone WY 2-2621. tams, _William Grueser. a.m.·, Alena Louisville dl 5 9 Stc A B bl · b traoa., Mid _eport. property of Carrie V. Cun- 1 ed and unfurnishd. Phone Sewer Macblneo 1 e QUIZ on women Y 2 a.m.; Emily c. c. Cockier to-Clyde. Dalton, 5-7-tfc Reasonable Ra... TWO PURE BRED Hereford Amos Leonard and on motbers, Greenup 2:55 a.m.; Dalton, pateels, Scipio. Jlingham, deceased . will be sold I WY_ 2·255~ at 456 Broadway Street m HOUSE for rent. Fn!lr rooms Call W1' %-%974 Day..- Night bulls. 9 months and llh years. by Ho~r ,~dfo~d, preceded up Greenup 2:55a.m.; J. Jessie E . Jones, · dec., to C. Middleport , Oh iu. ond bath. Lincoln Heights. 7 Z6 tic SH 2-4656. 5 II 6tp an artiCle, l!erome of t h · up Greenup 3:40 a.m.; Jones, Mary Elizilbeth Mor~appan Gas Hang(', Servel l Phone WY 2·3575 after 5 o' · Heartfire" by Frank Grueser. Queen up Greenup 1:45 Cert. foi' Tbtns., Chester. gas refrigerator . kitchen cabi· clock. Attention Dairymen PQULTRY A solo, "My Mother's Prayers ; Defender down Greenup 4 23 tic uet, 7 pc. dmette set , oval . - ·-S Have Followed Me," was pre-~ a.m.; Edeana Bosworth up front china cupbHard , buffet , MODERN 4 room furnished .or C HEAV~ HENS, $1 ea~h. John sented by Homer Rice, after 3 :50 a.m.; Elisha Woods up E Proffit, Portland, Ohto. which a stunt was conducted by 32, 4 :50 a.m.; Myrtle C. down 7 pc. dining room suite, round unfurmshed apartment. Mid5 10 9tp table, White sewing machine . dleport. WY 2-387 4. 0 R Amos Leonard. "Family 6:40 a.m.; National up 33; 15 3 2 barrel back chairs , 2 pc. tic 8 V 15 Leghorn hens 50c each, 10 Creed," by the lecturer and 12:45 a.m.; H. E. Bowles down U.ving room suite, ovrrstufred .I White Rock hens. $1.00 each. group singing of "Mother;' coo3:55 a.m.; Eastern up 33, i'ocker, 2 large mirros. bed- THREE and tour room furnish· A C W. F'. Hill, Chester. eluded the program. 5:45 a.m.; Bob Benter down room suite. while marble top ed and unfurUJshed aparlPOMEROY WY 2-264: 5 ~ Jtp At the close of the meeting, 33, 7:15 a.m.; ReUable up 34, dresser and exira nice ma- ments. Vt'"Y 2--5434.. refreshments were served p.m.; Onward up 34, 2:30 ble top washstand , 2 metal 12 6 tic OFFERS THE BEST LEGAL NOTICE the home ecooomlc committee. a.m.; Irene Chotln up 34, beds, l wood bed, 2 dressers. FURNISHED and un furnlsh8e-ed CLAPHIROWNOOEDl a.m. LEGAL NOTICE 1 2 1'\!i'· Moore's gas healer apartments. Paid uti ities. CHESTER 985-2145 Notice of Public Sale Gallipolis D•m - Cathy R. J!80 BTu .. several small fore 5 p. m. Phone WY Z. IU.2Ste Noti . her by •iven that down 4 p.m.; Semel down 1:40 s heaters , 1 square tub 2776. after 5 p. m. Phone WY ce 18 e "' Dl p t h 11 •• ''"''="="'~'='i~"';;=;::~"!! p.m.; s a c er aytag wa sher, many other 2-3574. 12 I tfc1. - - on Thurs day, May 16 ' 196.1 · · at w lte ,.._,., d up ' 1 :~p.m.; 56 m Cnrtlso Breedfn1 Service, Ia<. 10 a. m. the undersigned will - - - - - - - - - - - a r .,.._,or up : a. .; ms. C h · a nd bee1 oIfer for sale at pub1ic auction G Luther Herdman down 3:15 a. HOUSE FOR RENT. F 0 11 r Breed t o grea t da1ry ldiD , . rms : as bulls for only $6.01.1. For serv· to the highest bidder ror f'BS~ aua:e re I•· m.; Ben Ml'Cool down 5:50 8 · Not responsible for accident<: rooms and bath. Lincoln ice call: Leland Parker, Pom· lin hand at the Blaettnar Auto dam 18.2, 13.6, runninMg 6 m.; Raymond SalveU down 1:~ Webster and Fultz, Attorneys Heights . Phone WY 2-3575 af· eroy Ohio Phone WY 2.2264 C p Oh' th on roJiers, Pomeroy- as~n~:~ ter 5 o'clock. 5-10-3tc ' . ompany, omeroy, to, e 30 p PI I 2444 B 'df d A ,. C ra or uc JOn omp::my or Albert Parker, Chester, lrollowing described automobile '. t. . easaKan h. 'F lis 1 Cr~t Bradford, Auctioneer Ohio, Pbone 985-3415 . wit : 1.25 f~lmg, naw a a •·- lrnw for bottlt gas. .\. c. Bradfurd . Man•~er HELP WANTED Ch 55 falling, Charleston 18.00 5 3 30tp . 0 11153 1 1 1 ne.evroelid what we·sen 5 II 6tc Experienced kitchen help. AP· i:(i."'" McCOY, AUC'I'l<).NEER: 4 door sedan-Serial No. tlonary. Mon~mery5~ an !)NE SIX room house and one PLY IN PERSON ONLY. Chester Ohio. I 53-N~685. 1.2, 10.9, ru g . four room ~partment. Peop- Martin Restuarant, Middle' 4 l8 tfc / This property is being sold ~on, Marrru:~ a~ . "'ies Terrace. Phone WY 2-5385. Ohio. 5 9 3tc under the provisions of 8 secur- ms were on e 51 s. 5 11 6tp TWO WOMEN, (t) lor cook and FOR SALE OR TRADE lty agreement. Ther minimum Boat movements: RUTLAND, OHIO ::J''ffioo5Vffifi.KP:pa,7.nts shirts and (l) for general housework. Antique organ. Gocxl condition. price for which it will be sokl Oblo River - Albert H!lde~o[~!ll Coveralls. Carl ' Chevalier. Give .experience and refer· Will trade for piano in good is $20.00. up 14, 6:15 p.~.; Jacob G. Bottolll. ences. Write: P. 0. Box '11, condition. Phone WI 9-2117. Blaettnar Auto Comoany 14, 12:50 a.m.; John J. Rowe . 1 6 30tp . Pomeroy, Obio. 5 11 6tc s 11 31p down 16, 4 a.m.; Pealll' Do•~m-,IWiofleld 4 22 tic f'OH NEW or used cars ur trucKs, .,nuoe Marvm Marks :;ALESMAN Beasle"· Math ews. Athens, LY 3-4061. _ _ _ __ _ __ I_D-_9-_tf_c - c -· FINANCING- INSURANCE. I I M I .. •t;i .MANY THANKS To The Voters Of port For Your Sup~~et The. May Primary. MAYOR LEE SMITH River Report ~ I" ... •• . •• 10.45 With C. E. Woode leading. lod played on crank organa, botne by his wife well ~ Wednesday prayer s ·~rvices music bozes, orchestrion and in her own right a~ a m•ke":fi · 4 11 .n;"'"''" n•n le llbauld bl ' I ... an•' •" mme.: U•••I'I' Tb• IJI;I.. attu tb~t!!.b~~ .·~,':t.~=~ had an attendance ~ 19 witli /' other hand organs, by Robert lhistorlcaJ signs and empl ,..,.,, Wll l " " ' I><' rl!opuntltua for • 0\ 0 < f •ha" •n• •no•n rre r l •noerlto'!l POMEROY- 2 bedroom frame ·' o. 0 •8, . DlllSmore Boyles leadl"'! ~ C.lland of Marietta. by a Marietta firm· and ;: J Storm . doors. and windows, 1\ttorn~r .;:;, r~-::!~~ ltc SUnday School offl.cers were I . • [daughter I ~rs. Fr~ncea RATES 1958 Pontiac HT 4 D o o r - -- - $895 For W 1101 A.d Servtct carpetmg. Lot Sllx3110. Land . elected Sunday mormng as fol- Tbe program, held at the Iiams a cerami• artist ll: Ivor v and g rPen finish, good tires , automatir tranM ., rad io ' l. ~nh ~0!1 woru """' nurtton contract, W"i 2·3'102. 5-8-6tp "~~~· ... : t!,•:-!t~';.,·.~•,'t.e'~1~:e~ lows : Sunbeams class, · home . of Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, . ing pieces . ~th ,c ·· and 'heatf'r. M i n•n>urr~ r.naret 10 eentt> of Weblt.r • Fultl ot Pomeroy, Dillinger and Sharlot Van Met· Flatwoods carried out the na'M C.ll d h . II "' ~ l 'enl : Ill'' tH>n:l fo1 ThrM co• Ohio. until F•iday, May 11. t9S3 at ' r. an as no re re .t; u•cUIIt"e ln•ertlnn• 10 o'elod: for the u1e ot the cirrle er; Primary, Juanita tional observance of m 1.1 sIc problems he !aid Bttd cou.;..:r-.:.P'u l ' ••te 'tf 4 cenu ptr •ord Wtll fte eharaed lor 1 d¥.-rtl•t ~ II nat Cu·~LI_.., LJ.~~t. ~!~n':t ~~~::::ay"~ 1 t:~a~~~~:;~ and Linda Sue f:Iendersori': Bu- week in May and featured Mr. himself fortunate to have 80 ml wlthlro 111 diJ'O l.f'-e• ..-I• ..Rii;r lll;;t..l1 "' Mlddlopori. Ohio. '"' ~" "'"'' s•I Bees ' Nloa Robin!IOn and Calland, a retired highway . te res tl ng h0 bbY, n j! om OPEN EVES. 8 ·.00 P.M. • COD IIIli ot I 7 room framr dWI'IIinli' , , , , reed m.. an m ,: CAKD 01 fRAN KS - 11.3!1 lor POMEROY, OHIO with oath and part buement on • lot Barbara PhdJips ; Wdhng Work chamc who chose organ 'th n.i.. " 1 a wont mlllmum Eacb doldil• on. 50 '""~~~E~.. ~ F'ULTZ, ers, Charles Tfylor and Terry · and repairins and NOO on e program was....,. ... 11 ~tnrd Ito Oh lhllrl~o I>Ubitl""' •• ' ren• pi!! • ord - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' I M I D D L E P O R T - - 6 room frame Attorney• tar lhe ••tate or Swartz· Young Adults Nellie the collection of crank organs, na Weber, fourth grader of Rftt~ OFFICt HOURS with bath, basement, gas Carrll Vlrrln la Cunnlnihlln ' ' . ped I d th land and granddaughter or ane 8:30 A, M t.- :.-Of• I' M 113111 .. AL-E -~ FOR SALE OR RENT he.ating, attic insulated, nice '" •~n . ., . .,_ ,,_.,, l Parker and Helen W·•.rie : two a organs an o er un· of the hostesses Mrs Lal\'l'e.;,. Saturday .._a, 3fl A M '" !2•00 nuun _FOR S _ kitchen, front porch, new carult, Isola Taylor and Cauie usual musical insturments as a . h '1 IT'S SO EASY 1• 0 0 Swartz; Librarians, Randy hob~y t~ ke~p him occupie~ w -G.nc:Iw PTr'f TO PLACE A VENETIAN Blinds all kinds. I "'ANT ADS W~li\K wooclers port, well located. $10,8110.00. linger and Vickie Lynn Carr; durmg hiS retirement. s t •"' R.ES1'Tt 1 PRIJDUCING Windo\\ blinds and shades. when you wish tt bU) or seD. MIDDLEPORT - Gravel Hdl, I've Seen," an Ameriian W.W1/Ul Cloth porch shade! val- Read the Want AJs for quick 1"4! story frame, 6 rooms and ~ ~~etary . tr~a~~re, rel~a Not only does Mr. Calland spiritual, and Mrs. C. M. Henlance and awnings . Bamboo results. bath, full basement, hot air MAY 11 · Ue~ erso~h ~n T mf war find his h~bby profitable, but nessy, who played on the anPHONE WY 2-2157 8 shades Dale Wippel Supply ConvemenUy located, 4 bed· gas fired heatmg, enclosed Th ff' i I . 't t' f B T s erss e~ 11 ~ ~~ J an it ha"s opened up 8 new life for tique organ recently rebuilt by 1c af vth1s 1 al 1teon " . e,- VerryMewt a~ zc;radol R'3 j ;ro~~ him as he ma~es friends Mr. Calland. 215 Umon Avenue , Pomeroy . room fumilv home 1Lh baths fron~ porch, garage, lot 50 x th 1 eN 62 Oh' 5 2 30tc ' ' 150 $10 500 00 e o. o e n rna 1mna an er, e 01 .. the Umted States. _ _ _.:_N.:_OTICES lo . hot water .heat Newly re• :..._ NEW RANCH Order ol Job's Daughtero will ence Spencer. one note from an- M~s. Em~rson Jones, regent, SOUP, 20c, Cl!•le. 10r H o "'. e us_ED rec.ond_itioned radi;-:1_nd .. rooms (3 bedheld at the Pomeroy Mason- Mr .. and Mrs. Tom are ' the highway work- prestde;d_, With Mrs. w. P. Loch· od k D TV 1 s t b lh tll't 11c Temple, Saturday, at 2 p. spendmg several days w1th Mrs through his knowledge of ary acting as .chaplam. The 1 1 m e Pi.e, 15c Ja r ·s aJ.ry se s. pecJa c_ose ou pnce dleport. If interested phone rooodms 1• k'ta h • u 1 hy droomd, l m. All Masons, Eastern Stars, Delbert Yost and family at and Wi'th the aid of message of the President Gen. Bar. Middlelh!'t 5-7-{itcl on new mangle ~roner and 30 Portsmouth EL 3_7211 Would m ern 1 c en ar woo d f J b' hte S G h'l Delbe l · 1 Mrs. R'IChard V, a Du ncan, . - ·d d . gal . gas hot water tank. W'er. . 11 I II . ·, ted arport an parents o o s 0 aug rs ugar rove w I e r JS wife's musical ear has been era' CO FFEE •- Hom rna e ou Y$9,500.110. JOSU a ' c . 'ted . . f'Je I~u. Hns' . -.1\," , eR d' d TV M"ddl t rt>n l Io respons• ble par Iy . lotoors, 48x1"". are mvl . con. f'me d t o the F Blr to accomplish manu things stres.,.~ed. the U\1erne f or 1 nuts 5c. Breakfast served and ner a 10 an ' 1 epor 5 9 6tc .w R t J th M Ch tal t L t f bserva th B Str nd r lunches pa"k ... c~ at Barnette's . 5 9_ 3_tc_· ALBERT M. COX, SA~MAN e urn o~a an elg·'· . aJ>" P.l a ancas er or o the instruments and has e year' e" ong a o '" qo BOX 229 PHONE WY !-Z220 ter, DAR will meet FrJ( 1 af· tmn. . a number of various types Good Courage.. was read by ·. , Home Resta1. rant and Pma SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Get [ --;B:-:U-:S;ci;;;N-:E;;S=s-S=ER=V;;IC=E:;;S;ternoon at 2 p.m. at the home Mr. and Mrs. Cla1r Woode organs . Mrs. Jones, who also gave 1 5 10 31 ~·# Shop. Reasonable prices. Op" Kleen - Em · All Septic tank __ c of Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Pcm· and Conni Sue of Pomeroy vis· short report on the national de· en 5:30 a. m. ti ll 12 p. m. Cleaner. Ohio Valley Plumb- !fOR PAINTING, Interior and eroy Rd. National music week lted Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. fense, quoting from the Presi· Phone WY 2-9976, Middleport, m.. 4-16-30tp l exterior Call Richard Will, , will be observed with a ~ro- Woode and Mr. and Mrs. Wil,General's message in reOhio. 1 . 609 N. Second Street, M1ddl.. """"" lll;;t 1' gram on various types of musCarr aod family gard to the Daughters' beliel -~~-----,. be-1 ALL Furmture storl'd at my I port. 4 3 30tc ical Insrtuments. in home, freedom arid God. AUTOMOBILE IJlSUraDcr en l resJd~nce must be moved in - - - - -MASON - 3 bedroom frame MAY 13 It was voted that the annual cancelled' Lost yow l)perc.tors , 1 Ucense? Call wy "'""'· 10 days. ~aye Po wei~, R a ~me See Us For.,. home, large carpeted living The Daughters of Ruth Class Spencer. Mrs. CIa 11 d E le ed H !tal Day meeting 1>e a luncha •5 1 c 1 lb d room. This home Is situated of the United Methodist Woodyard, Clara Follrod, A n ~h os~ te d eon at the Fatrners' .Hotel, Gal· LOSE WEIGHT saf•ly. and ·eas- P)RTABLE dish washer. Call • DeKa See Corn on attractive GO' x 120' lot will meet at the home of Mrs. Osie Mae mon~ . ~00 ~h 0 e~ re24 · , with Mrs. James Brewily with Dex·A·Dtet tablets, WI 9·3068. 5 3 12tp e DeKalb Sud ax -,.ith large double garage. Jacob Gloeckner,, Oak. St., and Helen Woode w::' Mr~n Ha~.,\"'Miller, . the chairlll;!n. A note ol -~=:;;-===--= $12,1100.00. day at 2 p. m. w1th MISs a baby shower Th' d A M E A apprec10tlOn from Mrs. Jenn. only 93c. Stark Drugs SINGER SEWING machmes . or SX 11 y h st M . R b' tr ve., rs. mma . . K ff of C 1 b 3 1 60lp sales and Stivice. The Fab- ' Nf;W HAVEN - brick 4 bed· eager as co-o ess. arte o mson, 36 Chillicothe Rd Don- rngs e er oum us, con_ --::-:c=::--;;;-;-:,-;;;;-• Agrt'co Fertt'lt'•er room home forced air fuel The WSCS of Rock Springs baby daughter of Mr. and M S Rt 1 G 1·1•1 1. the marking of the rk Shop, 115 W Second, Po~ • M thod' 1 h h .11 t R b' . axon, . a po "• h •••• Mr D AUTO SALES oil heat storm windows and e IS c urc WI mee o mson, 1as1 M M Mill' M srave o1 er mo~, s. ana mer_<>Y_:_IVY_ l-228!:~9-30tc Middleport Feed Mill oak noo'rs. Very good buy at Monday at 7:30 p. m. at afternoon at their home in V Mr. Tch mn, ason, Daniels, by the Chapler, Jl!a> Se vera I o thers .l!'l a., Rt s. Letart omas W V Severat olher gra_ves::;o - •... 1949 CHE VROLET true k '-''" ton .-· Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. '10 500.00. c hurch . 1 flat bed, good condition with '59 Pontiac - $1,595 "We Do Custom Grinding" 3th ~liH from New Haven _ 5 Calendar Sent eal sent gifts. · H. ~. willJ ~be mar~, ~e racks. $225 .00. Phone 985-2381 ;~t~ v :~1til~~i~e8. f~~~~~-n~~~:~ N. 2nd Ave. Middleport room home with good garden . MAY 14 . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Second St., Middleport, Mrs. time to ~e ~ounced. . ~, Chester, Ohio. spot, stoker-fired coaJ furn. The Salisbury PTA WI.n Woode and Nina Robinson D. Cooke, 1•• So. Thl·rd The MI_lhoan home w~th J. ' good Cilrl:' . Fully ~quipped . Tu esd ay a I 7 :30 p.m. m I h e . M . I t ed ...., 5 10 3tp · ace. Also 5 acres of ground. m · arte ta Midd] t J ff . S Weran JqU~, P.rov a ·pe,C'l"ct 1 '59 Bul'ck _ _ $1,595 1 HEATING AND PLUMBING $71100110 school auditorium. Oflicers and Mrs. Earl Davis 'Ae reyp for th~ Friday aflerntor 413 Se~r 1955 FORD 2 door Hardtop, V-ll ; Mueller Furnacea • · · h prmg ve. omeroy, . h · 8 _, Arnold Brothers CUCKLER REALTY t e new year and delegates to and celebrated the G 1 Ch 1 ' M' Elizwhic was cone1u~~ automatic motor re-built new VB Ele ct ra 2 Ur. Hard Top. BRANCH OFFICE County Councfl will be :-~· ~•led. of Mr. WoOOe and J a~.' e~ e~th~~ Leo and defi-ser1. Jn j.d 618 E Ohio JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN [Refreshments will be served. to guests named Yttrt tic PHONE 88Z-Z843 MAY 15 .' Birth Max Harrah, a meflll>et 510 3 6 7 _ __ _ NEW HAVEN. VA., The Past Presidents the 32 guests Mrs Robert ~ Bauer 1112 of Colonial Charleo Lewis Cli!Jp Tile Rambler --~A-<u'-c"'I"''IO'"NE=E"R""'-SALE Tw bedr American Legion Auxiliary of rehearsal dinner at the 1 ~- St P ,;,eroy • s 0 n Pt. Pleasant, W. Va .., and \h•rl1 Standard ot Compact Pomeroy, Ohio Complete Service F~=ltle Beautiful :irch ki~ Drew Webster Post 3D will m_eet . Saturda~ evening. :21 ;~, Frid:y. Mr~. Jame~ J~hn .Rose. EJt'eUence Critt Bradford ' to t' h t 1649 Wednesday evening at the home weddmg of their son, Shaver Rt 1 Gallipolis dau- Contr~butmg hostesses wert" ·ig r· ar roum, ride and perform· SJ-f E REPAIR equipment. See Write, Phone or Contact ~~:~ :~~:.asea:a j 0 b 0 of Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. Pattr Davis was an a~m. Friday.' Mrs. Mrs. Willis~ Bradford and Mist 1 '" e Sma~ e.- economy and Jewell Curtis, Breezy Heights A. C. BRADFORD Bioettnar, WY 2-5127. 3-IJI.tlc of Fnday May 10. E. Haning, Rt. I PomBradfield. managerability Phone WY 2·3716, Pomeroy , Rae' Obi0 daugh 12 44 Frl See Ohio. 5 9 3tp me, t~r, : a.m. Mt'tropolitan Motors _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:;5_lo.;8...;;tf.:.c 1FOR SALE: 4 room house, 1 / Buying a acr• ground. fun basement. DlliCbarged E. MaiD s;~et, Pomeroy ' SINGER SEWING machme A-1 INSURANCE Phone WY 2-6127 f.27-30tp Patients recently discharged · ~-Pilone 2- 31170 cond1hon Equ1pped w1th auto-/ ...c.."--- I Mrs. Mary Rutledge, r~ '! • Bulk·Tank Service · [to Furniture . 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Merlin Teets 10:20-<:ountry Hot Down 1:00 Mutual Nowo I0:$0'"Mutual News I :05 Platter Party JO;~Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News lhjltl Mutual News 5:05 Travelio' Time 11 :05 Educational News 5:30 Mutual News 11:81 Country Hoe Down 5:35 Travelin' Time Swap S~op 6:00 Mutual News 11:10 Mutual New1 6:05 Sundown Serenade 11:35 Fann News 6:30 Mutual News 11 :5& Upper Room Meditation•' 6:35 Sundown Serenade 11:58 Dow Jone1 Stock Aver. 7:30 Off tho Air-May 12:00 Noon News, Weather Sunday 12:20 Muolc Juot For You 7:30 Mut\lal Newo 1:00 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 1:05 Music Juat For You 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hoor !:SO Mutual Newt 8:30 Network News l:M Music Just For You 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 2:111L.J'Idton Lewis Jr. News (Rev. Paul Jones) ~; ' commentary 9:00 Wingo of Healln1 2:~t::Music Just For Yoo 9:30 Mutual News 2:30:Jdutual News 9:35 Legislative Review 2:11tMusic Jnat For You IO:oo Voice of Prophacy 3;[Mutual Newt 10:30 Mutual News ~ Platter P1rty 10:35 Wash. Repta to People 3:~ _Mutual News t0:50 Sunday Chapel S:if'"?iltlor Party 11 :00 Country llymn Tln» 4;~Naws 11:30 Mutual News 4:30 Local New• 11 :35 Country Hymn Time 4:40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News i:IIO Mutual Newt 12;15 The Search 5:1i 1'ravelln' Time 12:30 Rev. Merlin THis 5:18 ilm Stems Splirta 1:00 Hour of o.elttlon i:3f 1'ravelln' Tlmt Billy Graham 8;~ " Local Newt I :30 The Lutheran Hour 6:~- .yan Patrick Sportto 2;110 Tbe 811 Lie 1:15.., Van Patrick Sportl 2:30 Mutual Nowa I;J~;Sundown Sereuad1 2:35 Back To The Crou . 8~- Mutual Newt 43:00 Rev. llolcoe Tborttl Ul '!!undown Serenadl 3:30 The Quilt Hour 7:'30" Signoff-May 4:00 Mut\lal Ne\VI Sllurday 4:0H:OO Sunday Showcase 8:00 News 4:30 Mu!UJI NI\VI. 8:06 Country MUI!e Time ~:110 Newo He1dllne1 1:30 Mutual News 5:30 Mutual News • : : ·Farm World News ·6:00 Mutual News 1 RFD . 6:00 Mutual News Mutual News &:05 Sundown Serenade 7{66 Breakfast Party 6:30 Mutual Newa 1~-Mutual News 6:35 Serenade 1 _Breakfiat Party 7:30 Off lbe 411'-Mf.Y a. a. Ditr1 JONES Tboo -· ,,....... =. :;:=: ....,. - lf.a-1<a.JI•t•c 10. ~ ...,.... II. ClloUo 1111'4 11. : . , - M.a.10. 1wllllta. •flO, ;::":1 1111 k ·WDa4 p- =,.,. a - lllo" - ! · ... a._ are o! ' schoolgirl !mows, spook a Portuguese. WI. Annoro4 The filmlnjJ II completed, but •eltl<le due to dillioultfeo beyond Brul- & U1111 control tile entire plctlln! •· "'''ho _ m u s t be dubbed for dlalogua 111 1111'(14" WMPO Radio Mand., Tbn Frldl)'l •::- a= - 111o=IJ ovary L. Ql==o w- w-. woto If. B• ..... u_:;::... .,: 1\ir-lte .... ; Morlo Moklatl llow llliinda didn't uy It, but ovl· dently Bra111 II better for alibi'Otlnl thlll movl•mokJna. Hor oo-otar Ros- Broui f~m Italy hil "''" itJ ·:~ "'!~ ~..:' !:.:""Prtlil. DAILY CROSSWORD ltlodon llttldloo dowtllltoot," lbo .. ttlllldor bta111J llid, "bat lbo 1, ~'taM 11J1p ttobtlolctp lln't u idvlDGtd U II Ia. It II bon 1D Bou,Wooci. .,pita! a oo .. . 8bo t11.......t- ''l.lbor II . . -.piU!vt, IAK_.o o!IJaG- bavt 1 _ . .. . movln cao be IDidt •Ill~. whlcb 1o ltUI tilt lor abotll ..,..tllird ol wbot !boy lf.JIIIIIIIo. I. 00t111ot Ill IOrt oitwfllklwo Rhoada a d - 1!011 here." ll.aJtbo 004 In l . .,.___ . ,. "l!iil -louJ to oat blclt to .....,. 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Wob·: .::' II I .DAILY OBI'IP'l'OQUOJ:I!l _ Here's hoW 1111 w..&'llt nald hla A lt y D L B A A X B L o K o • 111 L 1. o 11 ---piJ<-IIJr-.lloW._,..Atofor tho 111rue L'o, x for tho two o·., ot.o. ~· llllorft, · - w Dr OUW WJBPRQDQY •woltWW :IIKWII.Q OQ BTQKW re- .,.. all bin~ tropb!Oo, the leDgtb and CC tho *"h do¥ lilt- !etteN ... dltformt. 4 ~ Qaotatllla DO tho QUW ICinhad arn- ~~~ W'l'l .RD•W OUI>o QJIIK• . NANCY OHo MISTER ltiiOKaX. MAILMANDON'T YOU FEEL WELL -awwow '1'-.-.FOR.W.\ii'iNG.-(11001\Giil Wlil W1ilH ~. Will Dill fii.DIPDI(J PIII'I'l'III TODAY~ _ o _ _ r_11r_a- ---~-:--::-=-:------- WJEH RADIO Monda) 'llrott&ll Frld>.J e:oo s1,. IJ:!O Oblo on - B: 00 Ohio Valley News BLOCKS AND YOU DIDN'T READ ANYBOIJY'S Jach ight that >een of the NIWI f:OO Discing trlth 4:30 lntorcii.Anp 11:oo Talll 6:00 CommtUIIIJI Nowo 1:06 World & National Ne... 6: 15 Spotliglu on Sporlo 1;05 Newo 8:10 Musical Clod< 7;30 Sigll Ofl RlnC H~r ­ .Ja I OQ ~r Dt!u lt:Oti World N.,.. b... ..ess S;OO Coun1rJ Go ltoulo' 2:16 N81JS !lui 8:00 Midwly Mattnu S:Oti Newa l!.al 9:45 Showen of Ble..injr 10.00 Mason County !l.•wt· 10:11& Td Ill lbe Town put Bv CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY l:ll6 Nawr Beat ,,00 1.atctlstriDf I:SO Public Service U. 00 Community Newa 12:05 Local Newa 1 I"'LLoWED YOU FOR SIX - It 45 Country Go &wlL 1:10 World Neft 1:15 ·Musical Clock U ·16 Muon Cooml1 NIWI ICW car BUSHMILLER I:!: 30 A&rieultu. • Aaenl 8:05 Sporta ToclaJ (except Fri. Church Belli U:t6 World ~- ERNIE 12:15 Markelo )2:21> Llfeltlard BuDetln Board 12:25 Newa 0 Or11111 e:55 Co=:mlty N.... 1:4& Tho l.Jitlina or the 1'own By • >Ury .n is A~ a• that :>f"@n !Ire• to OWD E"roy wn'J 5IQ W<110P BtJr om- 1 MAKE PUE61..0 CLEAN MAIM IM mt'lillllliEI t of· drea su .. d In tho 'om. lind cripICI thai by nb1a. ' his ight. •guo I hoi I L d ia j ly LIPP •nd McWILLIAMS lnf"1., roon ossi- ·- 1 '"· iidel ,Ia.., lilt Pa; tru- ·erol '""' preTA" 'luJio JOID- ratlt ?:II •adl • ' r.··. .. .' ' '• L~ r • ' I ·'{ ..w ... ·I "* ..... j �• . enttne\ ' A p~ to 111ruc1 trom , . 4¥. , ~-Diily jjLU . • ¥44 •• u .e lilt ......, llullel tl Mn. ,..,.. PomerQY EdiMa, carlltabed, &lo........ porllal v1<1111m, wu lbe flnl l&ceeuhd "'meat ._ 1M 1111 e1te1r1e WIA'IBt» ........,_ NOW tOU. KNOW Peopl&ln . ·. " • 11PL • ; ,_. . ¢12 , . . . . ...... .., .....1.. PllriiT ......, ...... ,_ ..,.. ........,. '*· ..... ... .......... Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 11,, 1963 I School Play Highlighted With Fine Casting And Performances UBERTY THEATRE ATHENS - MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Baltimore The Meigs-Mason area absorbed more than Its share o'l felonious crimes over the weekend wtth the theft of two vehicles, recovery of two other autos, a bike theft, . la reported armed r?bbery, and a manhunt. The crime cha.m started somellme Saturday everun1 Iwhen lour Mason youths were reportedly hitch-hiking I ll1)d Ohio Rallrood Cincinnati· 10-Parkersburc ,main line cleared of debtls SUnday foll!>.wing the derallm$1t of 10 caro Qt.., 118-car train near the l<lwn di't Frost Saturday night. ~ cause of the deraUment being lnYestlgated. No damage estimated was made: Al!iOiti the cars l!lvo1ved was a tanker oontalnlng explosive o~ tro-chlorobenzine. II was placback oo the tracks and tak· NOW SHOWING SIMULATED FUGHT - Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper looks over Faith 7 as he ride from New Haven to Mason. went through his third simulated flight test at Cape Canaveral, Ha. West Virginia State Police 1 said the quartet, whose ~enh- ! the West Virginia atate police, n• eSTARTS SUNDAY Debbie Reynolds "THIS HAPPY FEELING" (S('opP & Color) With Curt Jerg('ns and John Saxon ALSO SELECTED SHORTS d R ea Y Cooper Is Registrar:s In ~."'" ..!" .{ ~ ~ -·. .' ty was not leaned .. ~ere p1cked and theo ejected i.l\e four from ; ~- J J• !· \ ~- = " • - ~· j I 7. • • -~ ---·----- up by two men dnvmg an . auto the car . bearing Pennsylvania license State Police Sgt. s. P. vimie• plates. vender later found the car al It wa~ reported the men pull~ described with a flat tire near \L, a : ed a kmfe on the youngsters as Mason. It had been ditched, ooay the car approached Hartford and is believed I<> have bet>D anch hill. The men _ordered t_t.e stolen . The two men apparen"' , am· thumbers to g1ve them. what ly fled on foot, officen said . money thev• --~-had, accordtnR to ___ Air rash ' the . voy- . " Eerie Quiet Hangs Over • • h Irmmg am B 1 will ;peed ~dans 1 r that SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1963 - Tomorrow, Sunday, May 1....... Sun.·Mon. May 12·13 Lawrence Harvey Jane Fonda, Anne Baxter -andJohn Ag::~r Grela Thysst'n and Barbara Stanwick in "JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET" TONIGHT May 10.11 Waif Disn•Y'• ..,MOON PILOT .. (Technicolor) Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien, Dany Sa· val. Bob Sweeney. ''THI SAVAGE GUNS" (Technicolor ) Riehard Basehart and Don Taylor nigh I. The McKeMie auto wa~ reo covered SUnday in Brown coua. ty at Georgetown, near CincinEDITOR'S Note : UP! news- naiL Police rep<Jrted it ba4 1 man William Tome was one of been wrecked. lt was not learn~ several newsmen given permis· ed here whether the per!IOU or : sion by authorities to w a 1k persons who had stolen the car through tense. JXllice-patrolled were captured. B~rmingham Sundav night _to Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach v1ew the aftermath of rac1al lsaid that at 8:20 Sunday night ~mbings and rioting. Here is his department was notified that I 1 HEWSUHDA AmRNOON' GAME SHOW .... ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN UNTIL 9:00 THIS EVENING rQMEROY. OHIO : I m . Itus ~ a 1952 Ford pick-up had been i stolen from the driveway of BIRMINGHAM , Ala. iUP II- ' the Harley Brown home on the An eerie quiet hung over the ' Rock Sprmgs road. \city The sound of our root ,jtt p~ I Sheriff Hartenbach sa id that · · reverberated against the dark· B:okwn h~~d hdts. 1952 mod~ ened buildings and followed us plc -up ....,;mg r1ven awa~ • I UPII- ~ ~eral ers to-Negro .. bere account of that walk. BY WILLIAM 0, TOME I 1 1 Sun- SUNDAY, MAY 12 through ~ATURDAY, MAY 'l8 d 0 w n the nearly treets , 5 1 UPI)~ deserted [7:45 p. m. but at fir::-;1 thooPI it was only a man who worked The .nigh'{ was warm . There :for . Qim . .. . . troops were no cars other than those Upon _notJlicatJOn, ,pohce put ~ t Ken- ' of law enforcement officers muv- out 3 plCk·up bulletm and 00. urnp~ff lng along 8 five-block 'i lretch gan a search ot the are~, Les1 Justnal of 5th Avenue one of the cilv's i than an hour later Shtrlff H(lr· d state I main thoroughfares. . Itnebaeh's ~epartment located a t a ny, stolen stat1on wagon parked Oil ~1 - riot- I Groups of stale troopers aod St. Route l3 two-tenths o£ a officers. armed with car-· mile east ' of the Kingsbury 1 local I bineH, stood on str.. et corners. !1road The 1954 station wagon tl tng out . · "do : _Jt was about 22 _hours after the towned by the Aluminum Al1 . ~. hrst of two bombmgs touched off \toy company al Columbus . an l o pre , 1 . . . • ,. h 1ours of notmg-1\;egroes agamst investigation showed. · · th.1s south ern see 1 1 c1., Y· Sheriff Hartenbach said that ' mgb' am po 11ce-m - mmgs . . TwenA group or newsmen were g1ven apparently a bicycle had be~n : tred in permission by authorities to walk stolen in the Kingsbury are1 ~ ~en Ne· i along the street, now swept clean and used as transportation tt I Big Selections of Mother's Day Gilts Throughout The Store Marria~e Problems Continue In Movieland / Br DOROTHY KlLGALLEN ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . SUN., MON. •"" TUES. May 12-1:1-14 "TWO FOR THE SEESAW" Robert Mitchum, Shirley MacLaine, Edmon RJan, Edclie Firestone, Billy Gray. Don't bother to knock . . . walt right into her a part· ment . . . and her life! Ftaturett•: MarlnatH Mlr· lner, Andy Clydt, Colorcortaon Choice of professional painters! MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT BANK MONEY OltDEitS! Consider the convenience S<rfegwordod against los• figutt tht ta•ing Proof of payment Easy to cash Giant 12.5 c~.e~ Our .95 Price Only Look $4~! a Trim Llne Cabinat; fits lll!e built-in bald ~ pl. All excellent-quality white house paint • full-width 53 lb, F - at an esceptioaally low price. Bruah11 • Meat LDt:ker, Chiller orlwer llllOOtbly - coven well - givee yean of protection. CaDVolled ",,o •t these features! • Full-lensth Door Sltet,91; Milk cartons; ea rack • Full-width Porceltlln Crisper holds *bushel chalkln& keeps it We Poy 3% lntoreot On Your Sovlnt• • The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Mtmber Fedtrol R-rv• Syattm Momber Ftcltrll Dtpooil lnauronce Corporolion POMEROY, OHIO ... ' I , w . • Llfe Tin:e Porcelain Interior -. · • Wedawood Blue l White Interior .\-• point of seeing lawyers about a defamaBroadway Bulletin Board lion of character suit because the manPiar Angelj seems to be avoiding Vic agement, in dismissing her, questioned Damone's phOne calls. He tried w reach her honesty. Something about a big tip her in Rome from Hollywood ro arrange on one of her checks. a visit with their son, but after numerSports world experts expect Roger ous attentpts he still couldn't get her- Maris w get a severe penalty because of · so be flew w Montego Bay Instead . . . the ~npleasant incident at the Twins Marlon Brando was out with , his wife, Stadmm, wluch occurred in full view of Movita, the other night. Which wouldn't millions of TV watchers ...... Michele be news, except that ·his date the night Lee, the mgenue lead of "How To Suebefore was his ex-wife, Anna Kaslifi . . . cee.d ," has broken her engagement to Defense Secretary McNamara's upcom· New York Times writer Howar<l TUcking migraines include . a large Congres- ner. She's 22, and decided she was "too sional brouhaha over a new r!.fle, the 1()ung·• for marriage ... A popular slngAR-15. He ordered them lo repiace the er-iilovie star has fallen off the wagon M-14s, which the government is · still with such a venegeanee he can hardly scockmg to the tune of millions and mil· work. He never made a secret of his lions of dollars .... The Tommy Noon- drin~ing, but this is Too Much. ans have patched things up after .a ser· Quote from a connoisseur who just ious marital rift-which is good news, saw the costumes the usherettes will hecause they have five kiddies. Mrs. . wear at the June premiere of "lrma La Noon•n formerly decorated the Broad·. Dou•· ,• . ,e picture may pass the censors way chOrus line under the name of Pocahnntas Crowfoc out 11 s a cincb the outfits won't .....' I.ouis Prima and his bride are ex- Mary Ann Mobley's new beau is David peeling a t .· .• Jliselle McKenzie is Yarnell of WOR . , . Jean Paul Belmpn· ut t<i become Sid caesar's. new· TV wife do, be young French. screen star, is the .•. J<en Later. one of the better-known proud papa of a new baby boy-just Broadway agents, disappeared · five what he and his wife wante!i go with w oeks ago , and not one of his friends their two little daughters. Tbey"ve nam; 1s been able to find a. trace of him. He ed the infant Paul, after his paternal ,1\·cd alone"OD W. ~th S't. and his apart- grandfather, a SCUlptor of 110te in mo nt was left tidy and the closets still Fra~c .. .. Now the estimated break-ev· 1 ill of hio lielong;ng,s-.as ·lf he hadri't . eq figure for "CieQpatra'' is $65;000,000. "'en pac~ed a sujlf:ase, He.was known to (You'd think the government )lad lllade 11 • · >r some rather colorful chaps am· it!) . . om~ nis acquaintances, a factor wliieh Is lt'ti surprising that tlie !'lew York 11·. .ing his pals nervous ..• Pat 'fllnder, newspapers didn't-llelullille· the fire that was Ricllatd Burton's favori~· girl deslro•ed the new Vogue Terrace dinner '' ten ne starred.in "camelot" (weU, one . the•tre m Pjttsburgb ·a few days ago <h his favdntes) has gone .back 'to Cleve- when Ginger RogenJ"WU there to do land to trJ to f'!r~et bel' dancing career. "Annie Get Your Gun." The.· fire was . caused by an Incendiary time bomb that · ~:~:,~~ son; Cbrls- ~~nt otf m the SlJiall botira of tl!!! momyoun~ Char- mg, killing the .show's stage manager d(ddy s fatest who was asleep on tbe·pte!pi"es.·Co-pro. the ducer Diet Scanga bad .tO jump from a nove~ ~cond-srory wmdow fi!: ~~ave hllllself ~ ln- . WiJ1sc!r illilers believe the arson · can ·bee lilamed patijel .1!11 ~ c~me syDdicate 'whiCh bid.tried, 1111~hul,\l g;~· suCCllS'fuUy, buy biro the trw.ue. " 1~. . . , ' . Ottll Premlneer, l!~ Pfllk and Pi!thu~ , 'll'l!lhl· • er Fonda wW be slit·willl_., for Jflke 1 w PHILCO Refrigerator · SPECIAL AT M»WY wruta. op MOTHER'S DAY MEIGS THEATRE tie . Sunday mornmg . a1 a: 39 a ca D · was logged at the Meigs County Sheriff's department that 1 1960 Buick, owned by Donakl McKenzie, was stolen from hil Condor·st driveway during th• ! I ln·hls . . 1 1 1 I elim&.x· l of briek. ttone and shattered Rock Springs where the Brown ~grega- glass. truck was taken. We had first called in ad\ance. l At 1:12 a m . today Pomf"roy ,tests At a roadblock set up at 5th and ~lice recovered Brown '• :~ )rotest- 18th . we explained our mission, p1ck-up parked near the Pornto Ala· then went on to the highway pa· eroy • Mason bridge . , the trol" s rommand post , a big trail- AU local law enforcement of· f s 3 i d 1er s1te in Kelly-lngram Park in ficers were called to that .trea } ·nrorce· l the Negro section, a~ ~ a. m. today whtm a su~ ) lble to I We turned a corner towards the PICIOUS person was reported In ) ~er" in park. and patrol Maj. C.W. Allen, the vicinity. They combed tht > c wire 1a carbine rt'sting in his arms, West Main~st section of P\Jm· .abama held up a hand and said: "What eroy but were unable to li~d 1 , he , are you doing on the sidewalk? a_nyone answering the descnps com· Get out in lhe middle of the t1on. Don McNeill, emcee of radio's famed "Br~akfast Club," 1 now in its 30th year, is.the hostof"Toke Two," ABC-lV's new game show •. The game poirs celebrity couples with man-and-wife teams of ordino~y folk. Contestants, 1 1 J consti- street." tying lor cosh prizes, must correctly identify and match ~ts of pictures flashed on screen far 10 seconus. I West Virginia State P o I 1 e 1 We obtained our passes from revealed Actors, Producers Parade Thoughts BY ERSKJNI!: JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD ~ (NEA) ~OTABLE QUOTABLESImog- Coea, making h e r movie debut in. "Unda:, ... the Yum Yum Tree" but refusing to see the daily "rushes :" u~ I see whit I'm "doing, l'rn afraid l'U forget tA> be funny. J'll be so self..conscious." script each week, a ne9.' chaJ. lt~l. ,,.... " . . t:ter Fonda, 23-year-okt aC'too' - ing son of Hem·y: "I doxl'l thin< my father's fame nas hetped me at 21! professionally. l love my fa, ..er, ""' a lot of my frienus have a tendell<!y to mistrust me De- cause .1. am h1s !k.-••• ' ' J•m ) ••..... m, -.-yeaHld acting son 01 .~. • . .. ~~e looK 8.1...~t and I have to copy 90tJIO of nis mam·"""---"'· O~o..erwise peopte would f e tl · Prcducer Joe Puleraak about a b'g flaw iD movie think~'~ ' C1~... ~ed. But .1 also nave tr~ to develop my owu ideu...y." "lloUywood tried 1<> copy tbe decadeut European ahnosphero much of II totally strange to tbe American wa;, ol' lhlnklng. The EuropeMa tried to adopt ., u r bajlpy ~ 4lld both an loe- a..., rl J>l ....o!'UI, film o... .clor ("To Kill a Mockiogt>inn: "Audiences are coming 0111 of err.'.', . - : · -~ ~. en why movies today feeling dry' ..-1 lil¥boved. There baa. ~~eel~' too . mueh emphasis on ·mov~ p1clllres' DIOVlllll .In 8 physical are- ratJa. er tbaa emotioaal oense, i'ilD!I ·lle'n ne\ler r~iire'i stresllng physical acope l ·do? walk ,. r~ IliaD ,people. There baa In old beea • m!spl- CODCeDtrauo<i 'the lpe<llor? Lo~j; • ill 1l1iDi "'"'" __ ..... ~~~r; tas~' lie -· lio "* ~. :;;.t;~~~ this morning thai Direc-. Alabama Public Sarety Director a Ford piek~p truck owned by slung I AI Lingo. "Be sure to walk ,, Mel Clark of West Cotumbl& news· I the middle of the street." be w~ stolen from_ in front o~ hll Has of warned . " They 're liable to throw 1residence IOtnetime last mght. nly un- I stones from the top of those 1 Cluk, I former major lea gut buildings." baseball player, reported thai Battle I Another block and another iden- his truck ."IS lut seen at I a. tification and we were at the A.G. m . He said the vehicle had ill l t b a r e Gaston Motel, where Negro inte-- it all. O( hfs bunting equ1pmnet. ~ 2) 1 gratioo leaders had made their Off1cers theorized the per~on headquarLerw and where a bomb who stole Brown's truck possi· had damaged the building, ift. bly took Clark's pick-up. Jf so, jured two persons and wrecked! he la well armed. Clark rt'sidet three big house trailers. about H1 miles toward Maso1 This and some dried blood u. fnQl Lakin, OD Rt. 62, , the sidewalk were the only vill"ble '' (See signs olong 5th ol the early sunPTA MEETS •lees by day mornlDg rioting. The Pomeroy Elementarr sslonal we poerec1 through the dark- PTA will II!Ht IOnlghl at tho I "To- ue55 tDwords a come< where aev· elementary sebool 11 7,30. Pa· ' ; Cent· e<al bUildings had beeD destroyed lrol boys 1ritl be awarded tro' .' l by fiN 11Hl a taxieab oet oblaR. phies. ·Offioorl will be lnstallt4 The fire had put out lilbll. by !.Irs. Harold Lobse. Severo! lnd we elected not 1<1 co that memboq fll tht PTA will pro- 'h way. sent a likll,!llllitled "Pipa PTA" As we walked back towards the Thjs the l•at opportuncenter of the elty, wo --. lbe ity to ltterilflllls yar. AU memonly persons ouliide of law bel's ~ ~foreement officer. In sight. ol!i<ort. earryiq ni&btlli<lra, lowed us part ol tba way. will ·1!' �• . enttne\ ' A p~ to 111ruc1 trom , . 4¥. , ~-Diily jjLU . • ¥44 •• u .e lilt ......, llullel tl Mn. ,..,.. PomerQY EdiMa, carlltabed, &lo........ porllal v1<1111m, wu lbe flnl l&ceeuhd "'meat ._ 1M 1111 e1te1r1e WIA'IBt» ........,_ NOW tOU. KNOW Peopl&ln . ·. " • 11PL • ; ,_. . ¢12 , . . . . ...... .., .....1.. PllriiT ......, ...... ,_ ..,.. ........,. '*· ..... ... .......... Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 11,, 1963 I School Play Highlighted With Fine Casting And Performances UBERTY THEATRE ATHENS - MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Baltimore The Meigs-Mason area absorbed more than Its share o'l felonious crimes over the weekend wtth the theft of two vehicles, recovery of two other autos, a bike theft, . la reported armed r?bbery, and a manhunt. The crime cha.m started somellme Saturday everun1 Iwhen lour Mason youths were reportedly hitch-hiking I ll1)d Ohio Rallrood Cincinnati· 10-Parkersburc ,main line cleared of debtls SUnday foll!>.wing the derallm$1t of 10 caro Qt.., 118-car train near the l<lwn di't Frost Saturday night. ~ cause of the deraUment being lnYestlgated. No damage estimated was made: Al!iOiti the cars l!lvo1ved was a tanker oontalnlng explosive o~ tro-chlorobenzine. II was placback oo the tracks and tak· NOW SHOWING SIMULATED FUGHT - Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper looks over Faith 7 as he ride from New Haven to Mason. went through his third simulated flight test at Cape Canaveral, Ha. West Virginia State Police 1 said the quartet, whose ~enh- ! the West Virginia atate police, n• eSTARTS SUNDAY Debbie Reynolds "THIS HAPPY FEELING" (S('opP & Color) With Curt Jerg('ns and John Saxon ALSO SELECTED SHORTS d R ea Y Cooper Is Registrar:s In ~."'" ..!" .{ ~ ~ -·. .' ty was not leaned .. ~ere p1cked and theo ejected i.l\e four from ; ~- J J• !· \ ~- = " • - ~· j I 7. • • -~ ---·----- up by two men dnvmg an . auto the car . bearing Pennsylvania license State Police Sgt. s. P. vimie• plates. vender later found the car al It wa~ reported the men pull~ described with a flat tire near \L, a : ed a kmfe on the youngsters as Mason. It had been ditched, ooay the car approached Hartford and is believed I<> have bet>D anch hill. The men _ordered t_t.e stolen . The two men apparen"' , am· thumbers to g1ve them. what ly fled on foot, officen said . money thev• --~-had, accordtnR to ___ Air rash ' the . voy- . " Eerie Quiet Hangs Over • • h Irmmg am B 1 will ;peed ~dans 1 r that SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1963 - Tomorrow, Sunday, May 1....... Sun.·Mon. May 12·13 Lawrence Harvey Jane Fonda, Anne Baxter -andJohn Ag::~r Grela Thysst'n and Barbara Stanwick in "JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET" TONIGHT May 10.11 Waif Disn•Y'• ..,MOON PILOT .. (Technicolor) Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien, Dany Sa· val. Bob Sweeney. ''THI SAVAGE GUNS" (Technicolor ) Riehard Basehart and Don Taylor nigh I. The McKeMie auto wa~ reo covered SUnday in Brown coua. ty at Georgetown, near CincinEDITOR'S Note : UP! news- naiL Police rep<Jrted it ba4 1 man William Tome was one of been wrecked. lt was not learn~ several newsmen given permis· ed here whether the per!IOU or : sion by authorities to w a 1k persons who had stolen the car through tense. JXllice-patrolled were captured. B~rmingham Sundav night _to Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach v1ew the aftermath of rac1al lsaid that at 8:20 Sunday night ~mbings and rioting. Here is his department was notified that I 1 HEWSUHDA AmRNOON' GAME SHOW .... ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN UNTIL 9:00 THIS EVENING rQMEROY. OHIO : I m . Itus ~ a 1952 Ford pick-up had been i stolen from the driveway of BIRMINGHAM , Ala. iUP II- ' the Harley Brown home on the An eerie quiet hung over the ' Rock Sprmgs road. \city The sound of our root ,jtt p~ I Sheriff Hartenbach sa id that · · reverberated against the dark· B:okwn h~~d hdts. 1952 mod~ ened buildings and followed us plc -up ....,;mg r1ven awa~ • I UPII- ~ ~eral ers to-Negro .. bere account of that walk. BY WILLIAM 0, TOME I 1 1 Sun- SUNDAY, MAY 12 through ~ATURDAY, MAY 'l8 d 0 w n the nearly treets , 5 1 UPI)~ deserted [7:45 p. m. but at fir::-;1 thooPI it was only a man who worked The .nigh'{ was warm . There :for . Qim . .. . . troops were no cars other than those Upon _notJlicatJOn, ,pohce put ~ t Ken- ' of law enforcement officers muv- out 3 plCk·up bulletm and 00. urnp~ff lng along 8 five-block 'i lretch gan a search ot the are~, Les1 Justnal of 5th Avenue one of the cilv's i than an hour later Shtrlff H(lr· d state I main thoroughfares. . Itnebaeh's ~epartment located a t a ny, stolen stat1on wagon parked Oil ~1 - riot- I Groups of stale troopers aod St. Route l3 two-tenths o£ a officers. armed with car-· mile east ' of the Kingsbury 1 local I bineH, stood on str.. et corners. !1road The 1954 station wagon tl tng out . · "do : _Jt was about 22 _hours after the towned by the Aluminum Al1 . ~. hrst of two bombmgs touched off \toy company al Columbus . an l o pre , 1 . . . • ,. h 1ours of notmg-1\;egroes agamst investigation showed. · · th.1s south ern see 1 1 c1., Y· Sheriff Hartenbach said that ' mgb' am po 11ce-m - mmgs . . TwenA group or newsmen were g1ven apparently a bicycle had be~n : tred in permission by authorities to walk stolen in the Kingsbury are1 ~ ~en Ne· i along the street, now swept clean and used as transportation tt I Big Selections of Mother's Day Gilts Throughout The Store Marria~e Problems Continue In Movieland / Br DOROTHY KlLGALLEN ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . SUN., MON. •"" TUES. May 12-1:1-14 "TWO FOR THE SEESAW" Robert Mitchum, Shirley MacLaine, Edmon RJan, Edclie Firestone, Billy Gray. Don't bother to knock . . . walt right into her a part· ment . . . and her life! Ftaturett•: MarlnatH Mlr· lner, Andy Clydt, Colorcortaon Choice of professional painters! MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT BANK MONEY OltDEitS! Consider the convenience S<rfegwordod against los• figutt tht ta•ing Proof of payment Easy to cash Giant 12.5 c~.e~ Our .95 Price Only Look $4~! a Trim Llne Cabinat; fits lll!e built-in bald ~ pl. All excellent-quality white house paint • full-width 53 lb, F - at an esceptioaally low price. Bruah11 • Meat LDt:ker, Chiller orlwer llllOOtbly - coven well - givee yean of protection. CaDVolled ",,o •t these features! • Full-lensth Door Sltet,91; Milk cartons; ea rack • Full-width Porceltlln Crisper holds *bushel chalkln& keeps it We Poy 3% lntoreot On Your Sovlnt• • The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Mtmber Fedtrol R-rv• Syattm Momber Ftcltrll Dtpooil lnauronce Corporolion POMEROY, OHIO ... ' I , w . • Llfe Tin:e Porcelain Interior -. · • Wedawood Blue l White Interior .\-• point of seeing lawyers about a defamaBroadway Bulletin Board lion of character suit because the manPiar Angelj seems to be avoiding Vic agement, in dismissing her, questioned Damone's phOne calls. He tried w reach her honesty. Something about a big tip her in Rome from Hollywood ro arrange on one of her checks. a visit with their son, but after numerSports world experts expect Roger ous attentpts he still couldn't get her- Maris w get a severe penalty because of · so be flew w Montego Bay Instead . . . the ~npleasant incident at the Twins Marlon Brando was out with , his wife, Stadmm, wluch occurred in full view of Movita, the other night. Which wouldn't millions of TV watchers ...... Michele be news, except that ·his date the night Lee, the mgenue lead of "How To Suebefore was his ex-wife, Anna Kaslifi . . . cee.d ," has broken her engagement to Defense Secretary McNamara's upcom· New York Times writer Howar<l TUcking migraines include . a large Congres- ner. She's 22, and decided she was "too sional brouhaha over a new r!.fle, the 1()ung·• for marriage ... A popular slngAR-15. He ordered them lo repiace the er-iilovie star has fallen off the wagon M-14s, which the government is · still with such a venegeanee he can hardly scockmg to the tune of millions and mil· work. He never made a secret of his lions of dollars .... The Tommy Noon- drin~ing, but this is Too Much. ans have patched things up after .a ser· Quote from a connoisseur who just ious marital rift-which is good news, saw the costumes the usherettes will hecause they have five kiddies. Mrs. . wear at the June premiere of "lrma La Noon•n formerly decorated the Broad·. Dou•· ,• . ,e picture may pass the censors way chOrus line under the name of Pocahnntas Crowfoc out 11 s a cincb the outfits won't .....' I.ouis Prima and his bride are ex- Mary Ann Mobley's new beau is David peeling a t .· .• Jliselle McKenzie is Yarnell of WOR . , . Jean Paul Belmpn· ut t<i become Sid caesar's. new· TV wife do, be young French. screen star, is the .•. J<en Later. one of the better-known proud papa of a new baby boy-just Broadway agents, disappeared · five what he and his wife wante!i go with w oeks ago , and not one of his friends their two little daughters. Tbey"ve nam; 1s been able to find a. trace of him. He ed the infant Paul, after his paternal ,1\·cd alone"OD W. ~th S't. and his apart- grandfather, a SCUlptor of 110te in mo nt was left tidy and the closets still Fra~c .. .. Now the estimated break-ev· 1 ill of hio lielong;ng,s-.as ·lf he hadri't . eq figure for "CieQpatra'' is $65;000,000. "'en pac~ed a sujlf:ase, He.was known to (You'd think the government )lad lllade 11 • · >r some rather colorful chaps am· it!) . . om~ nis acquaintances, a factor wliieh Is lt'ti surprising that tlie !'lew York 11·. .ing his pals nervous ..• Pat 'fllnder, newspapers didn't-llelullille· the fire that was Ricllatd Burton's favori~· girl deslro•ed the new Vogue Terrace dinner '' ten ne starred.in "camelot" (weU, one . the•tre m Pjttsburgb ·a few days ago <h his favdntes) has gone .back 'to Cleve- when Ginger RogenJ"WU there to do land to trJ to f'!r~et bel' dancing career. "Annie Get Your Gun." The.· fire was . caused by an Incendiary time bomb that · ~:~:,~~ son; Cbrls- ~~nt otf m the SlJiall botira of tl!!! momyoun~ Char- mg, killing the .show's stage manager d(ddy s fatest who was asleep on tbe·pte!pi"es.·Co-pro. the ducer Diet Scanga bad .tO jump from a nove~ ~cond-srory wmdow fi!: ~~ave hllllself ~ ln- . WiJ1sc!r illilers believe the arson · can ·bee lilamed patijel .1!11 ~ c~me syDdicate 'whiCh bid.tried, 1111~hul,\l g;~· suCCllS'fuUy, buy biro the trw.ue. " 1~. . . , ' . Ottll Premlneer, l!~ Pfllk and Pi!thu~ , 'll'l!lhl· • er Fonda wW be slit·willl_., for Jflke 1 w PHILCO Refrigerator · SPECIAL AT M»WY wruta. op MOTHER'S DAY MEIGS THEATRE tie . Sunday mornmg . a1 a: 39 a ca D · was logged at the Meigs County Sheriff's department that 1 1960 Buick, owned by Donakl McKenzie, was stolen from hil Condor·st driveway during th• ! I ln·hls . . 1 1 1 I elim&.x· l of briek. ttone and shattered Rock Springs where the Brown ~grega- glass. truck was taken. We had first called in ad\ance. l At 1:12 a m . today Pomf"roy ,tests At a roadblock set up at 5th and ~lice recovered Brown '• :~ )rotest- 18th . we explained our mission, p1ck-up parked near the Pornto Ala· then went on to the highway pa· eroy • Mason bridge . , the trol" s rommand post , a big trail- AU local law enforcement of· f s 3 i d 1er s1te in Kelly-lngram Park in ficers were called to that .trea } ·nrorce· l the Negro section, a~ ~ a. m. today whtm a su~ ) lble to I We turned a corner towards the PICIOUS person was reported In ) ~er" in park. and patrol Maj. C.W. Allen, the vicinity. They combed tht > c wire 1a carbine rt'sting in his arms, West Main~st section of P\Jm· .abama held up a hand and said: "What eroy but were unable to li~d 1 , he , are you doing on the sidewalk? a_nyone answering the descnps com· Get out in lhe middle of the t1on. Don McNeill, emcee of radio's famed "Br~akfast Club," 1 now in its 30th year, is.the hostof"Toke Two," ABC-lV's new game show •. The game poirs celebrity couples with man-and-wife teams of ordino~y folk. Contestants, 1 1 J consti- street." tying lor cosh prizes, must correctly identify and match ~ts of pictures flashed on screen far 10 seconus. I West Virginia State P o I 1 e 1 We obtained our passes from revealed Actors, Producers Parade Thoughts BY ERSKJNI!: JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD ~ (NEA) ~OTABLE QUOTABLESImog- Coea, making h e r movie debut in. "Unda:, ... the Yum Yum Tree" but refusing to see the daily "rushes :" u~ I see whit I'm "doing, l'rn afraid l'U forget tA> be funny. J'll be so self..conscious." script each week, a ne9.' chaJ. lt~l. ,,.... " . . t:ter Fonda, 23-year-okt aC'too' - ing son of Hem·y: "I doxl'l thin< my father's fame nas hetped me at 21! professionally. l love my fa, ..er, ""' a lot of my frienus have a tendell<!y to mistrust me De- cause .1. am h1s !k.-••• ' ' J•m ) ••..... m, -.-yeaHld acting son 01 .~. • . .. ~~e looK 8.1...~t and I have to copy 90tJIO of nis mam·"""---"'· O~o..erwise peopte would f e tl · Prcducer Joe Puleraak about a b'g flaw iD movie think~'~ ' C1~... ~ed. But .1 also nave tr~ to develop my owu ideu...y." "lloUywood tried 1<> copy tbe decadeut European ahnosphero much of II totally strange to tbe American wa;, ol' lhlnklng. The EuropeMa tried to adopt ., u r bajlpy ~ 4lld both an loe- a..., rl J>l ....o!'UI, film o... .clor ("To Kill a Mockiogt>inn: "Audiences are coming 0111 of err.'.', . - : · -~ ~. en why movies today feeling dry' ..-1 lil¥boved. There baa. ~~eel~' too . mueh emphasis on ·mov~ p1clllres' DIOVlllll .In 8 physical are- ratJa. er tbaa emotioaal oense, i'ilD!I ·lle'n ne\ler r~iire'i stresllng physical acope l ·do? walk ,. r~ IliaD ,people. There baa In old beea • m!spl- CODCeDtrauo<i 'the lpe<llor? Lo~j; • ill 1l1iDi "'"'" __ ..... ~~~r; tas~' lie -· lio "* ~. :;;.t;~~~ this morning thai Direc-. Alabama Public Sarety Director a Ford piek~p truck owned by slung I AI Lingo. "Be sure to walk ,, Mel Clark of West Cotumbl& news· I the middle of the street." be w~ stolen from_ in front o~ hll Has of warned . " They 're liable to throw 1residence IOtnetime last mght. nly un- I stones from the top of those 1 Cluk, I former major lea gut buildings." baseball player, reported thai Battle I Another block and another iden- his truck ."IS lut seen at I a. tification and we were at the A.G. m . He said the vehicle had ill l t b a r e Gaston Motel, where Negro inte-- it all. O( hfs bunting equ1pmnet. ~ 2) 1 gratioo leaders had made their Off1cers theorized the per~on headquarLerw and where a bomb who stole Brown's truck possi· had damaged the building, ift. bly took Clark's pick-up. Jf so, jured two persons and wrecked! he la well armed. Clark rt'sidet three big house trailers. about H1 miles toward Maso1 This and some dried blood u. fnQl Lakin, OD Rt. 62, , the sidewalk were the only vill"ble '' (See signs olong 5th ol the early sunPTA MEETS •lees by day mornlDg rioting. The Pomeroy Elementarr sslonal we poerec1 through the dark- PTA will II!Ht IOnlghl at tho I "To- ue55 tDwords a come< where aev· elementary sebool 11 7,30. Pa· ' ; Cent· e<al bUildings had beeD destroyed lrol boys 1ritl be awarded tro' .' l by fiN 11Hl a taxieab oet oblaR. phies. ·Offioorl will be lnstallt4 The fire had put out lilbll. by !.Irs. Harold Lobse. Severo! lnd we elected not 1<1 co that memboq fll tht PTA will pro- 'h way. sent a likll,!llllitled "Pipa PTA" As we walked back towards the Thjs the l•at opportuncenter of the elty, wo --. lbe ity to ltterilflllls yar. AU memonly persons ouliide of law bel's ~ ~foreement officer. In sight. ol!i<ort. earryiq ni&btlli<lra, lowed us part ol tba way. will ·1!' �S--" ea:....: · ,:Q~:;'Fc,~' ' Mex:-:.was Mrs. Srarberry Sorority Event Pomeroy School Play Highlighted With fine Casting And Performances ay MRS. EMERSON JONES formance of "Going Pisces" Excellent casting. with the story t1 a fam;ly be· lltuatlons ~ fine performan- set with vacation probl~ms . lOll turn<!d In by all the cast fri· Jay evenl"' combined to make As a frustrated vacationer. the production of lhe Middle· Bulch Bachtel gave a good P<'· port1 Senior class. a hll with the formance as the lltoarl a_r a •udience. The comf'dy was fer the direction of Mrs . Clarence Lacey, who served her first year, in last night's per- house cat ion ents, w.ort~ forced tu at home played by and Carla F;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,:::,_~~ ~ hiS ~n·laws . spend h1s vawilh his par- J ?hn Aliens- Gilmore , and played by Rick Oiler and Janet Baker , wilh I he two grandfathers as remnants UBERTY THEATRE of lhe army and navv ol' 1918 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO fightmg all of the way Sarah Bflrhtle wa)l rRs.t NOW SHOWING as the calm mother with Judy Ov· ' Frank Sinatra. Dean Marlin Davis , Jr . Pele; erturf as the Holl~·wood ~'lrurk Lawford and Joey Bishop in Iteen-ager ami Carolyn Searls as 1 "SERGEANTS ~" ·the older daughter . HiiEriaus (Color) situations were created :w the ALSO SELECTED SHORTS carefree David Wiley as· Wilbur and his pals. Hercules, I' Debbie Reynolds (Scope & Color) . John Saxon ry Shown At 2 & 7 Sunday ~~~:~~=~=~~~··~n~t:h~;e Ronald Lewis "ROBB&RY UNDER ARMS" -andRod Steiger Nadja Tiller "WORLD IN MY POCKET" Sun.-Mon. Moy 12-tl Lawrence Harvey Jane Fonda, Anne- Baxter - andJohn Agar Greta Thvssen and Barbara Stanwick. in "JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET" t:oo Gospel caravan 10:00 Dr. Peale 1o:':') Living Word lD:t5 Olrlslopbert 11:110 This Ia The Life 11:30 Calholic Hour all ended well and the family I whi: was ready for another year and . T . ,. 1 another vacation. •arr .groc. The school orchestra, under Ash the direction ol' Mr. Gherke, 'lb· 1 played seve-ral selections dur. ing the intermission and before the curtain . Members were Judy Wildermuth, Dave Thornas, Robert Schmoll, Mike Lloyd Cheryl Ebersbac h, Judy Martin I 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 Gospel Harmony Boys 12:4$ Garden Club 1:oo Mental IUneaa 1 , Cup Race 1 80 Z:OO Reds Vs. Meta t:t5 Scoreboard 5:00 Women on Move aisle rloor ion slee\' of · c brili! !.;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;::;::;;:;:;;:;;;:;:;;:;~ ~- Carol Scott, Karen Bachner, the t. Mick Morris , Susie Slater. Mike alon~ ~ Archer, Sammy MEIGS THEATRE Clatworthy, fant Swan , i'OMaROY. OHIO 1:10 Bull'lrinkle 1:110 Meei The Press 1:31 News crysl . llengt An m-between number she presented by a bo~''s quarter1 quet TONIGHT ~y 10.11 composed of David Wiley, W1lt Disn•Y'I "MOON PILOT'' (Technicolor) Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien, Dany Sa· val, Bob Sweeney. ''THE SAVAGE GUNS" (Technicolor) Richard Basebart and _Don Taylor t: :.;:. 1:4$ and sell McElhinny , Forrest Bach· earrJ t:liO Watt DIIDOJ te: and John Singer. were Jeannt> Bowles anr" t!OO Bonanza ••• Car M Ml· Di· ~ · h< Dick Bodimer, Harold Vance ' Clarence Stewart ; ushers, · B'md , James Blaker Larry me ' · Blaney, Richard Hays Tom ' Bryan , Gary Carsey, Pat Ca· hoss t e ane McCom.s ; Stage 1tr00 Dinah Shorf: li:GO New. U·JOWeatbeo.oaot 1i: 15 Sund117 Tbeat.- ' .1-'err, orglll 0 1 .. . WCHS-TV Channel 8 vote, Charlotte Davidson, Car· wlrth SUN. MON. an~ TUES. May 12-13-14 "fWD FOR THE SEESAW" Weather olyn Ervin. Carolyn Gilkey , · s e:. Ham Harris, Charles Hollins· I 0 ll: 00 Part100 •a Mailbox 12:30 CBS Repor& l:OO Oral Hoherll 1":30 Rev. SlroDg 1:15 Yanlto Va. Orioles hed, Arland King , Roger Man- bou . Robert Mitchum, Shirley ley, Karen Pettit, Sandra PortMacLaine. Edmon Ryan, Ed· er, Don Roach, Lee Roush, die Firestone, Billy Gray . Keith See, Johnnie Singer, Paul Don't bother to knock . .. Sprouse, Ben Wilson and Shar· walk right into her apart- on Yeauger . tumt ment . ' . •nd her life] I'Hturotte: Morlno!O<l Mor· The stage furnishings were Mr, lntr, Ancly Clyde. donBted by the Baker Furni- dlepe C.lorcertoon t .,38 Sea llunl . 5:00 Amateur .Hour 5.:30 CoU.p BOwl 1:01 31th· Cenlta'y 1:30 Mr. Ed . 7:00 Luile 7:11 Dellnlo .The Menace -~~~~~~~~~~~S~to:r~··~.__._..__.. . \grool Ushe and . Choice of professional painters! dlep< Th. I beigL beigo and 1:!10 r.d SUIII•u 1:00 Rea! M.Coy1 1:30 G. E. rtleater 10:00 Candid camera 10:30 What's ,My Line 11:011 CBS News 11:15 Lite Show MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT WHTN·TV Channel 13 ,. 11:30 11:45 12:00 12: 15 12:30 Dr. Peale TBA Davey " Gollalll NobleiMD QUartet Bible AllaWert ......,. ..... l•rprlce An excellent-quality white house paint IIIIIDDtbly- eovma well- !Pvee years of protection. C011trolled chalking keepa ii mowy whita. • i· ' ' • s., Wbea IO.Ii ~WI Pr~ II Ri&bl li:OO Y~."' First ~ 11.1° CGD.....-a- ~ lJ:IIO Tlill!t or N.tWI 1:30 Le11Ve II To Glrla 2:GO Ben Jerrod 2::111 News Uti Docton !2:5& v~:n'ty::' :,·: 4:00 Match Game 4:2$ Aflernoon lleport 4:30 Make Room, Dadd7 ·'' I:OO t lt·· · .. 21:80 li:OO ll:Jt WeallltrC:u& ll:li ~~~~~ Tllac:lter .. ..,._ 11:16 World New• ·~ 11:11 1\oallbt - v-..r A. p~ flo 1llreld trom tho ....., buRl " Mn. 'I1Mmal ltdiM, _........, iJowiiiJ .. porllal . . . . . . II!• llnl oueeeuftd . "" ... "' tile ~: =~- 7:511. ll:ot RealllleCoya ~:: f!! ~ ~ ~ 12::111 News lJ:Io lltJifdl .For '1'olllorr01I' •• Gwd.m& ~ • ·•• u:..t 1:00 Womaa'il <'Ct I; IIi . NeWI ur ~ ·: P:IID ~· Doeton Or~ 1:10 WOJid'lf 7:15 CBS Newl ·,11 To ~-" .... -•L ...... 7 "ve Got A Secret 1:00 - , · - ....._ 1. - - • .,... 1:00 Danll)' 1'bt!mQ l3 ' I,, ' ~:~ · ~.~-:;.~ io:55· . _; N~~t ·J!:t~rtt~-· :,,:~.~1 ~) 11:r~· Jatit ~,~ ~ · ·.·' ., 11 :;io· seVI;;l K!ijl'• .,• .;• \ - . 12:00 Fd'iile ' Fri · 12:30 ra!ber KlloW1I !Bolt ~n~tl* uo .•.• t;.. u-.~·< 1:1111 (lootl lltiniiiiJ 1:38 Opera- AJpl>ahel J4:1M. S1U . Wbln lt:U /leWI · 1t;au·-:;,~- l(... atlll<:b ll:tlti l'r""' ,11 &filii 11:30 !;OaO:CatrallDD ' Yotir Flrll ll!lp:ellloll U:IIU 1lrutb or ~­ .• VIQtS.TV ... CIMnne& ·a tt:a'O ,~~-P: 'ciautt ,. ,.,..., " ' ~1: :V';~~ : .. r g;Oii - - t'ant ..; ./c ¥,•.....- ......."• - · -p :tfew .' .. , , l :' oe · , "l"""ll1 u...., Nil\'1 l:iu l.dve II To Glt!a :. Jemlti S:» News ' I:Se Tile Doeton ~:10 YN• ,,._., .... . """'• ._ 4:00 Mitch ·. .. :» ·Nf!WI GaJDe ' ;7:111 · ' Room ·,,_, n..t.l• ..... ~ Mr. CariiiOII ·...;, · ips Draw 11eoJJiw . Yoti- AIHtl ·FK k ·' : t:IO .... l:w 1:10 · IillO 1:11 JIJD 1'lla<bfr ' ,;;i l'rwt '• 1tflll ' Jac~. .~ ' I ' Allt'll ' ';r· . IS ICJgbt ·t'aar .. ... . i :-.• •:oo ' _..., :w ,,, ·' .. ~. ' ':t,..t: r-'' ...., 'II j ''Iii • '· ·;;" ·. .:tlu. tJa~: 0 · 1:30 P...-er• 8,41! l . l a t e Guiding 1::11 Nftl , · . · ltfO AI W<~rlcL Turt11 S:IO IIOUill l'ar(J: · l;ie· to 1'eD '1'1'11111 1:21 News l:llt· Mllllonalre · • ' t'.... ..~ ••......_,_ "" , _ . _ 1:10 Ne1vo Ptewre ,. . i"' ' I. ·' .. ~~,, ,." ·;.. .. ' . .• . •ea -'1;,::\;:,, 5:20 ~ .. 0::~~~ •,. ' - ' J ' ' ( ~ ,. .. " ... ., )' " ( -' -~ .. •Op .. ~' ·J=.u · ' ~~·· f.30 I: :ill .n-Uii · .· •~' w" . BALD :DJSGUISF. - Britain's versatile P e t e r Sellers becomes bald-headed. via a: spe. cial hairpiett" , lor his presl· :::nti~l role in "Dr. Strangeiove: or Ho .v 1 Learned to Slop Worrying and Love the Bornh." Sellers had to wear ply told us his ideas on t h i s series, aod we bousht it ro~ht ibere. That .... it... his b~h.l hend ll\'e during the Lo nt"J('n p;t .. l weekS lllmin~ ........ f h.., r .,.~ tt>e . .,..,..,... qs Ql"l1 rP.I• ·inq "" hor n~fiv4" q -w .. wll"d I ·R .. ta~'<'~ ... l . b£>~!'1me Elly Mav. Not quite. In between t b e ov ~ er the table at rhe O.rb)· and ~ the filmmg ol the pilot epo<• de In December, Simon and Hel>' mQ enAc-1-1 "" th.- ...t,Pr~r•t.:> ri7a­ lng conducted one o! the m.' <t exhaustive talent searcbel" in ti0'1 . tnter lt""'tP<i "" if'lfect"ious (smt,zh and cnm~ awa~· !Is Jeth- TV's Hollywoofl history. "With the exception o! Budoy Ebsen." Simon pointed.. o tl ~ "Paul had Buddy, and onlv Bthl· dy, in mind from the oe:ztn· nJng." Ebsen stars as Jt'd Clam· pett, widower, parr1arch r:t /j ro \Vhic.~ left the role of Granny the 3ir "nfil lr "'r~> Rva.t ~to"pped in tn c:~ ~nroinein tm In his· offtee ·at Un1vt-rsa1-1nterna- rich Ot.arki&n clan in the tv: w:, derlng clome ot B,.erly Hills. . utn 'Casting the other l h r e ~ principals, we sat in m,r 11fh~f' and 10terviewed hunorros f)t ta blf at!tive live, wasn't ".' · .,~ted fu being .hil!b!Uy · ' "''~Pin . .Oonna Dougla! was a· lie!! ill • .hospital, buniedly try· llli to , recoVer from an a u 1o ~n& a!lfl woiTled ~ WOI!ld· t.tf!.be able to Jes! ·for Ill\! rdle. Mlill Baer, a aeWcO:mer to act· lat. 1~11 oure his lnhpe\'ience. ' ' .. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach vtew _the afterm.at~ of rar1~1 bombmgs and r1olmg . Here JS his account of that walk. BY WILLIAM 0. TOME said ~hat at 8 :20 Sunday night his department was notified that I a 1952 t'ord pick-up had been 1 \ slolen from the dr ivewav of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. IUP!I - the Harl•y Brown home on the tderal An eerie quiet hung over t he !Rock Springs road . us to· cih' The sound of our foot.jttrs SherHf Hartenbach saic1 that 1 lunch." Simon said. ··Paul sim· •. No one .to UPII- ~ lbal was our purpoae ol havmg - .""'!- to several newsmen given permis· ed here whether the persou or \ sian by authorities to w a I k persons who had stolen the car ·~ through tense . police-patrolled were captured . m series for us for some t1me . and time Henning sold hJS .strJ<>s 1 Birmingham Sundav night .\Oier.c8n <&a..d.tR4 ·. .-'':.-· ,. _:., Kters {:S9 '·Di00Yer)' News &:110 SUI!"r .·,r '':!:'·''. EerJe • QUtet • Hangs · Vef 0 BIrmtng • • ham 1 tionRl- ~.,.,~;'l w~.,.N" 1-te was busy o~ the Br'lr do s~·ri!)l.. The two ar" olri fr · ~~~l!il "' m'lnv -years. frer.e said·. "Hello.'' ftenping; ":..z.,•t sn,· """fhon~ : Hf>· ·lt'ahbed the phone aed told Simon, .. 1 inst fo""" Gr~nny~" These •re fo·•r dellgbtM ~M · pte." ~;"'"n ~mil~. "f(lur · ~n­ - ~:-16 :;pori$ . ,. ilifliple, honest people "ho live in t h e mountaina. , After nearly .a decade of :WritIng for Burna and AUen, ·O.nnis Day, and writing and' pr.. duetng the second "Bob CUIII' mings Show,.. Henning took a hiatus from TV and turned lo motion piCture scripting. () n e screenpla~, "Lover Come Back.'' earned him and collaboratOr Stanley Shapiro an Acad· emy Award nomination. While taltlng a break from I!Dtlther feature film c h o r e ("KinK ol Mountain:' Marlon IJi!8Ddo 's first comedy, I o r . whiCh the aCreenPlaY has been completed), Henning had lunch 11'ith Simon at the Brow• O.rby in September oll961. "I had Wanted Paul to do a act.ors and 'act.....,. Altog•th· er, wt made ,n.a tests on 3'7 be~ 7:55 oa11y Word !ore we found the ones we kn•w ple who rre nice a'hd eOod =-nd f•l"ll, . . I think vipwl!'ft' erdO\' l:tlll flus ts ~ole were right," Simon explai[IO<I 8:30 K9rtooll Kopera "The right ones" turne<! out aeing them each week. aod Ji':'OII n Bi!o~'io . , to be veteran comedienne Irene keep coming back to see th&n t::ll FWI ·$:(1001 ' -. · ~an, the rowd)· Grann~· Do· again "Frotit the be~Tn'li"~· P B u l 10:1b Odlo ;1~ 1\rng '---- / nna Dougl!!s, as Jed:s beau•ilul 10:30·.i>ol)l ln. Court daughter, Elly May, ar.tl Max has Insisted the aeries would ' lt:Ss NeWs · · ll8er, a young Siant ·in the rol• be played stricti\· lor fun, and Jbat's what has been done. T! ig u~ w JHne Wyman of C<lusin Jethri>. 11::111 Seve•!" Keys ..."Together. the four of them one haft-llOur 's worth of ruter· U :tltl Erme · ~·om come oil the screen vividly.'' tairunent that is pure fun • n d lauglos;'" Simon conclnded. '" and ll:aD FaUIOr 1\nuwo' Bell he aai<l. •'The onty wore! tor it in times tile these, people wel1:110 Genefar lloopilal Is •chemistry.:' come i&!" Chemlsi!'Y."Oillia good chance l::le SbOlftune 2•&. Mld~ioy Newa " of !oeinC ·oUt early io the game. S:Q;J _Qpeen .For A OaJ::;:;? 1£boei11 who · ha\1 played more S:IIU · WoWi··.~' ~ ... ;~ ~::"\!·;, !llitiD his olk:~e ol woods~ char- /· U:Ii Wutlcl Newo / · ''- (!oat r ....l!il. S!I.Dw ' ., . .. WHTN-TV ll:W NeWf U;it ll'e~tlier '· • ·1 :.. , "·". >!:.._ "''"' . ',,,~ JRIDAY · .. ljt llunLW,y·do'lll&le1 a.rt. '1:10 -Dead!: \ ' -· lliQ'I ··(;,u antemi.....- sir.ow• " f;SO JiiP& ·:&\0111 Witb; IIIICii . ' ·• .. ·1:00 Ben - · ~j, , 11:.:111 Ti1e t..ale Shuw '!IIU Newe ('lrltlre <ol[j e""""""·· ,..;;,.. ·:..... · ' , "' -l·fll· ' n......:.o .. ........_.,. . .. .• •t:l$ WtDlbcrUil~ Toal&M S.annoug The Weall!olr 11;1~ . Spurts Report 11:10 1:00 .&orella· Y,wic l:iltl 'You Don:& SQ t:ot ilatdi (f.- ; t:z& · Newt ~ .. t:iltl Mal!! .~ for o.dc~J· t:utl Mr. - ~;anOOii . . l:tt. ¥oo - - .l'c.- II 1:15 Jom ·Tiilolillrr 1lh11• t•:11 .'01ue',alc!DI· Oslenuorri'~¥6'bei . "' ,, ,:_. ~d;.-....:- . . ··· i;iii ;l~~ 11:16 Newa . - ·Nt· fli Di(r ' · 1:111· ~· 11,111 Plat lfour. lluDda lllf Wlio Jlil Yn -t'lwl l!nH II ftl&bl ·, ..o. · ·B ...·•· •'+. ' uU:OI ao eo .--.' ,..'"·-· : conncece.ool<t•llll. •illt u:oe Finl ~~ • .. ·,;. ' lll:lt TrUIIl . ·'·•'~ u :•• ..u ews .,.. i~=~~: ' 1'.11 .,.IDIII ~ 11:00. Ouke'b News lS:Iitl NBC N.... ' 1:ot lbl fieJ. Newi l:rt !,eave· II 1o "Glrll l:ft,: ;Ben Jel'f!i<l 2::5 Newa 1:30 The. ~- 1 ''" 10:30 Eye Wilneaa Wo" ' ut' f'U!I :$Mi · 11 '~ ' · t:flli Tcid8)' Out Your Way Chi11Mf IS .•, ' Cot\liDelltal Cll!l8f00111 ,,lu .., .. 'J'O<IQ Sbo\11 WH~N-1V• r:.-r:,Cl;::•• l.iiiJl 1:00 W~'l hratlt > • ~ ;:: 'I:D toda, Otll .y.Qr ~I:D focW"Oul 1{0Uf. l'q I:DI Cltod u-•••. _ . _ :. · - 11·- 1 • , • · =-• ,_, U:oo Rul lkCoJI U:IO Peta and .... ._1 ...... 12:00 LoY~ of Life 12:111 New• 12:30 Se....b Fat '-f.W u:e WSA%-TV . •• ,~ ''"" :""'" ' ·recora der anaiysis In HoUywood where better thni1 Ill per cent ol video's film fore Ia made. lD a sbl!t't apan, the CBS-TV Wednesday Dlght oomedy offer· tng ooared out ·ol Dairhere to be(lome the Number One shO'IV of !be season. 'As near as I can recAll, '1 Love Lucy' dldn'l get Up there until the seventh ar eighth week,'' said Al· SimDD, Bxecullve producer ol . the·, "lllllbll· Ilea" ·and presidenf ol Fllmways TV, lne., the company whlcb Ia turning out the series. Simon was ·~lated produeer of the "LI!CJI' aeries wltlcb enjoyed a whOpping allle·year .....,.,... and ill probably the mol!t qualified man to answer !Alday's big questkm. • "We have to begin with Paul Henning is the "HlllbiDJea" dOW!· talent.'' Simon sllld. HenniK Is the "Hillbillies" ereator-writer·producer. and a veteran top comedy writer lor radio-TV and 11H11i0D pi<:tura. A!J youngster, be SJMOnl tllllll- FRIDAY ~~ -~ ~ W~ 11.:.11 ~ ,~;:.. . II:• Sal WlloD "'q no . ll:l!l. 11:10 -~ · 'l1le ' io IM•top" ol Tv's .rat- · ltlg ~• 111 breaking ""!line Is a queiliOII currenUy un- •7:1111 CJII! .l!eparla 1:1111 Do!IJe Gllli*. · : · t:ao ,De~IJ Jllllbll!lll 1:1!1 . VA!!. ~ · !J:II Steel. ~ . . .. · · ::: :.!= 1:011 Capllbl 10:011 Caiendll bllJJes" U80 ·· 77.111 WNeatller . ~-~ ~ 1 11' Chai'Jn•l S 1,110 You AHed Fe.- 11 Sbow I: II Newa l'lclan ,..1,46 Ho,...,._;-•o.. ""' -lllltlo - - ....-• f:Gt .......... 7:111 iludCI,y IIIIi'¢ 1:10 J*'* 1•1"" 11JW 1:110 ESI!O Reporllr • Dnopet!t ~:oo e'l(l tbday Ithe car approached Hartford aod is believed to have beea t~e stolen. The two men apparen*'" .t am· 1thumbers to gove them. what 1 fled on foot oflicero said. money they had , acconhng to I Y '. Air ' -- - - - -·· SUnday mormng at 1:39 a call a rash w•s logged at lhe Meigs Coun· :e the ty Sheriff's department that a t voy· ' 1960 Bu1ck, owned by Donald 1 McKenzie, was stolen from hi.t wil1 1 Condor-st driveway during the speed , nrght. 1idans I The McKenzte auto was reV that I covered Sunday in Brown COUJ>o ule. · ty at Georgetown, near Cincifl.. - - - ' EDITOR'S Note : UP! news· nati. Police reported it had I man William Tome was one of been wrecked. It was not learn- wbal .ihot .,.., Beo""ly ·iJm. :. ~1~::: 01), ·. .. . .. I.IO State Police Sgt. s. P. Vande- license plates. It was reported the men pull· described ven!1er later withfound tirec1rnear al 0 flatthe a 1ed a kmfe on the youngsters as Mason. It had been ditched• I · ' &lille'btkleT · 1:~ lk'okell ArroW t;OO .sea Jlul# ° : , bearing Pennsylvania 1 ~· - . wc_.a·y Chen-~•- 1 ,... 1:511 llall7 Word f:OO Collep q( Alt """ a:30. Mllllollalttt . t:IIO the .......... 4:111 iii • 1 00 _.iLlliL.~-- 1-CJ .___......:!_-L---·-·~---------------- up by two men driving an auto the car. 1unch h1ll. The men .ordered - . :::·~~lh ly was not leaned. were pocked and then ejected the four froA ~v '•, , . ~ Cob1rner l s Rea d'.J ,,, WEDNESDAY~'· :~::=::..; · \V~tfS.TV oakleJ ~ ~~ AliiiJ . ,l!iowo ·~· ' sin _ ra:r: Re ,lst 0 ·n. ...,•. ' I:Citl. .... ~::·~4,•"::=:;~,~-.· lle8r U:IO · - - ABC '_ ,,. WCBS New!!: l:~hU '11IL :Wailll Toni a. .....,_ .,• . ':u"U said the quartet, whose ~enti~ the West Virginia state policl, ... ' · ' '1 -CH",,~-'~ ~~.9 SIMULATED FU~HT.- Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper looks over Faith 7 as he , ride from New Haven to Mason. went through his third simulated flight test at Cape Canaveral, Fla. West Vorgonta State Pollee lS:IIO Womaa'o P... l:llL . ·. . . . 10:11 At ·Calri.Jit Seea B "' 10 wea~ li:ll Jtm """'-' • .,... . U:JI World ._,..,.llewo - ~ i:30 Phil Silvers 1·.00 •- Hunt . loi-Parkersburc main line was cleared of debril Sunday fol· lo.wlng the derailment of 10 can <1.,_,. 8kar train near tho town d[ Fr..t saturday night. :an>e cause of the derailment ills being Investigated. No dam· as• estimated was made. A· niong tbe cars involved was a tanker contalnlng exploaive nl· llirehlorobenzine. It was placback on the tracks and lak· burl Sunday. - ... / , ~~ ,.._ ' · ........ .., • .... loii&O.J ' 'Ill. ' - ... The Meigs-Mason area absorbed more than Its shart of felonious crimes over the weekend with the theft of two vehicles, recovery of two other autos, a bike theft, a reported armed robbery, and a manhunt. • The crime chain started sometime Saturday everung when four Mason youths were repo~edly hitch-hiking a ~:OD ,l,o¥e Ol .j .llt ( Mlddal BePorl .J:OII Aa. 'il' T:IO COD!obal ·The BaiUmore . Ji;JJ CilBS NtWt " i:iu· p - lien t:to I""* II tile Welk 1:4& ABC £v01Ji111 Report ·' 7:55 ·· · t:OC. MotlerD •lm••.. · ~ · · t:•· Tbe Slor1a . 1:30 Kartootl ~ ' - ' ,1:10 of ~ , · " 1:00 TV Bblp • ~ · . ' - · . · i111!P . . ,., ,. , t:ao Fun ~; .. ~.,.~ J .,1 ·BID ~,·. -o._ 8Hm Lumber Co. · Chi111r- Phoot HSollll . ' Clinton .Pilher ·MI<Idilpert - WY 2.2451 hmentf Blocrli ATHENS - iA!t' LaeJ it:i··l!oeal ilc:&7i 11oio ~ IIIII 0111\11'1 1:110· ~ ,:11 !IUPefmu U:IO NIWI !"'eacdiMI .:30 Tlte tolilliooalre t:OO Tbe 5eenl 8tarlll t: 11 Tbe Eclgo <II NJalb& c • ' 1 ·· ·. • ;:, . o' · ~ -'~' enttn lll)d Ohio Railroad Clncinnat~ ~ ""' .................. .................... Pwll)' ..., ...... .,_ · ••·• WIW Area Police Over Weekend UIIO l 1:01 Qi1eet1 fw ,A Dq I:ID Wbo Do You 1'nll& I:ID Amerlcall Bandlland C:lfl Dlleovery U t:511· Neira . 1:01 .,. .. •·. $. l:!!l ", c.ptalll- !fMIM'IO U;OD : ~ ·· ,! 12:10 Fatbv KDoWI . IIelt 1:.00 ~al Baqill1 ' 1:511 ~~-, > • . XV ,,Of c;oDeat ,ol Air ''" ~~ ..10 1114* ~ .~· :.: = W$AZ.tv CollliJielllll a..- ' . . ' ·•· ·· ":: . cl.. ____;; a·~ ·. ~- _ !i'ymat~ U:OO J1111 Cltannll 3 · .•: ..._ ' ' ' .. - ' ...., 10:11 Dey Ill Court . lO:Iii JleWI • _. l -•"'• 1:10 a~1:1111 To.._..,...., TeD Trulh az:; New• '. ... ~ 10:15 Odie lo Jaa& ,: ' :10 ':.:ee 1 11 • Dick Powell 1:10 1• II .._._ ~ 1:10 Tbe World 'lWM ·.oo AI p----' .-· Da!lJ ···Word ~: I:30 YOII · ••~~ 1 ':-'' I II KllrllioJI Ita t:llo TV BID&a 1:11 FUD llchOol Uti ,\fte.rllOOll Rtport t:IO Make Room Dllddf · 1, 110 Mr. C8rtooD , 1:00 Caplllll 1IUganoo 10:00 Calendar · 10:30 I l.lw& Luq · p~- ( ' l:ot Fallli tilt ifOday ·!:~:?!~ 1:10 Jac• Lot- Sl••· IR W' ' . co.:JJIIinit . I 13. · 1:11 Leave It To Girla l:tt . ilen Jerrod ::. ~ ) "-:.'!. 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TONIGHT Peter Finch · B ':I'' dleL dils unit noo: · talkative.· playing relative Berna· with Goodal! lldon · e, a friend of Judy. Tom Rail as the nervous business ex· · was well ca~t. .. · good perl'ormanre gave a =·=. ::.'~~~ e • Carolyn Russell as Aunt Ma· ' ALSO SELECTED SHORTS • NOW 'YOU KNOW , . I and Atlas, played by Ct:adt's Bush in their attempts to fir.d something to do . With Curt Jf'rgt>ns ttnd r I Iplayed by Russell McElhinny ''THIS HAPPY FEELING" · 11 d Are In$ a e By Soc. Y ; ' Mn. !leary 1tUu e~~terfalnect A culture program ... MOJI. Mrl. Rldlanl Cempbell, wltb 1 llilrll: shower honoring co wu prese~~ted by Clarice Joeepb Beesle, Mrs. O.al · ~ .. .ad Mrs. Arthur 'Mitch Mrt, . Albert ScJrberry Jr., al Krautter whel> the XI Gamma die IUid 1 JUH~ Miss Dn!llll of lljsalllon vlalted T~Jun411 her boDie Wocmeadly eveulnl. Mu· Chapter ol Beta 8lgmo Pbl Sayre. '· evealn& with Jilt. and Mn. RoJ.. n...orationl featured 1 slork mel Thureday evening at 1 h 0 ----lin S.ll'ha. lbenle wltb glfl8 platod on a OhJo office. Mrs. Kraut. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher ,..,.. table covered With a pink cloth. ter abo ~.lspla~ Mexican 1111! NeUJ Member• "'-'·-' turned home Thurlday evonlnc Gamee were played. 11111. pr~ Jeftley 'and haMcraft belong· In By ~·Club after a visit In Clnclnlltltl llilb W """ by Mn. Edwai'd EVans, lng to Mrs. Wayne SWisber. . their ' son and daqbter·ill-lail, Mrs. Scorborry, Mrs. Wendell Followblg the opening ritual The Pomeroy Belld D1 . and Mrs. James Fisher aod Gerlach aod Mro. Euceae Gher· Teresa swatzel was lnstaned Band Radio Club met familY. ke. ~odwiehei, potato chips, u president; and Jean Blaze. day ev~ al the Second M~y Christine Hawk, daught· ~ punch w~re sol'Ved to "''" as recording oeerelary. Fire Hbuso wltb the p!'e,llld$ er o1 Mr. and Mrs. · Marloo .those aU>ln~lnt Including the Other officers will be Installed Theo Neutzllns, In charge. Hawk Is . confined tO her home ·above me':llloned and Mrs, Gene whir. Mrs. ·swatzel presided at Fred GlbiQJ. of Cl~ton. · with the measles. Harris, M18s Anna Howell, .Miq the businesa sosskln aod named Va. and Wllllam Par10111 Ml\ aod Mrs. Fred Crow. and Madh.il. Ho.well, Mrs. Howard the commltleet! lor the new New Haven, W. v,.,, were Mr. aod Mrs. Patrick Lochary Oatley, Mrs. Dwlgllt Wa)\ace, year. . en Into the club. PiaJI8 have returned hoine !om Day· Mro. L. W. McComas, Mrs. · Named on committees we.J made for a picnic for ton where they were delegates Raymond· Kloes, Mrs. John Pearl Welker and Marjorie bers and families to be to the annual convention of the. Kraw~~ezyn; Mrs. James JohJ>. Crow, prog~·am; Jean Blaze. May 19, at 5 p.m. at the Episcopal chureb diocese of .on; Mrs. Raymond Baker, Mrs. wiez· and Phylllir jllullen serv· land Park. Southern Ohio. . John Baker, Mrs. ltolcoe Wise Ice; Nona Story, Mary 'Ander· · The club will help wllh t Mr. and Mro. J. C. Brlsht of SDQ lilrs. Frant Eshleman. aon, Roberta O'Brien, Jane Sabin Oral SUnday on June Dunbar, W. Va., arrived ·Thurs- Sending gills but unable to at· Brown, Vera Crow, aod Nor· , day evening nlll!d by tho death tend. were Mrs. Ernest Fraser, rna Amsbary, social; Rev 8 of her uncle, Albt!rt Bengel. Ml'J: Robert Wise, M~. Robert Vaughan, Ann Rope, Clarice GIFTS PRESENTED Crotty, Ms. Lee ~mtlh, Mra. Krautter, Rose Slsaon Sarah Hostess gifts were presente . , / ~arence Clark aod ·Mrt. AI· Gibbs and Ruby Bae~. ways to Mro, Charles Scarberry, Sr. aod means; and Velma R "e, the Tri.City Sewing club f publicity. The next meeting will Thursday evening at her Lt:JIT SUNDAY be an outdoo1 picnic at I he East Main St. The evening . 'ef · lllrs. Elsie Folmer left Sun· home of Mrs. Mullen. spent socially and in 1 dqy for Fo•t Leonard W o o d, after which the hostess Mrs. J. H. Stephenaon install· Mo .. to Join ber husband, SP-4 a salad course to Mrs !d new officers, using John· 13: 48!i>es E. Folmer, who is sta· Pa.t Councilors Rawlings Mrs. Millard. ~~:f ~ at th• May meeting ol t h tloned tl!ere. Accompanying her M M ( H ld muth, ~s. Robert R Women's Misoionar~ .Society Of orr their. v~call~ was her bro· ay ee mg e MiS! Elizabeth Fick, MrS. it h • Pomeroy Font Baptist !her. and llSier·m·law, Mr. and The May meeting of the Past ram Fisher, Mrs. Fred Leifhettl: ..l..---1- rf'lt. .. --..1-·· -··--(!"'- . . .. ,.,_ Mr.a Rl~v..\J!'.dDra~.CI -~ -:t·~··. f,nJ~n['ilnr.t. nf ,~flrii,K r,.·.nn.. Mr~. wmmm . G~IP.~r- anti. "'~""-- New Offi.Cers ' Sammy eSTARTS SUNDAY ~~=& Poe • 8·DIIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 11, 1963 I ..... ~ ~ The;;;~ .., • I .• • I . idea PH1LCO Negro b 11'0re S 1 IJD. i' .. h d . mod .. reverberated against the dark· Brown ear hts 1952 .. · k b . d. ~ ened buildings and followed us Ip1c -up emg nve.n awa~ • down the nearhr deserted . 7:45 p. m. but at ftr st thnuPI :streets. • , it was only a man who worked • 1 UPII-'! The nishf was warm. There lot. bim. . . . . troops were no cars other than those Upon notlfu.:aliOn, pollee put ·.t Kerr· Iof law enrorcement officers mov- out a pick-up bulletin and !» uml>'?ff ing along 8 five-block .slrelch gan a search ot the are~. Lest Justnal of 5th Avenue on M the citv's I than an hour later Shertff H<~r d stale main thoroughrar:s . I tnebach 's department located a 1 a ny · stolen station wagon parked OQ 'II · riot- ~ Groups. of slate troo~rs and St. Route 33, two-tenths of I local oUtcers , armed w1th car- ~ mile east of the Kingsbury road . The 1954. station wagon is .ng out Ibtnes, stood on iltreet c<lrners. t " d , 1t was about Z2 hours after the owned by the Aluminum A~ 1 0 rirst or two bombings touched off Joy company at Columbus. an to pre- h . . Negrnes agamst . . h ours o £ notmginvestigation showed. ~ti~~ . polic~in this southern steel city ·1 Sheriff Hartenbach said that . Twen·l A group of newsmen were given I apparently a bicyele had been I I I .J red in · permission by authorities to walk stolen in the Kingsbury area ~en Ne- ' along the street, no}" swept clean : and used a~ transportation te climax· lof brick. lt(me and shattered Rock Springs where the Browa ~grega- Itruck glass. was taken. We had first called in advance. At 1:12 a. m. today Pomf'roy -tes&s At a roadblock set up at 5th and P?lice recovered Brown 's )rotest· 18th, we explained our mission. ptck-up parked near the Porn· to Ala· then went on to the h1ghway eroy • Mason bridge . the trol 's command posl , a big trail- , All local law enforcement of.. 1 5 aid I er site in Kelly -Ingram Park in ftcers were called to that clrea nforce- , the Negro section. Iat• I• a. m. today whP.n a susI • ible to 1 We turned a rorner towards the PIClO~I!I. person was reported 1ft •er" in : park, and patrol Maj. C.W. Allen, the VICinity. They combed the r wire a carbine resting in his arms, West Mairrst section of Pomabama I held up a hand and said: "What eroy but were unable to fincl . he : are you doing on the sidewalk? a_n yone answerlDg the descnP" s com· . Get out in the middle of the tion. consti· 1street." West Virginia State Po !1 c 1 We obtained our passes from revealed this morning tha' Direc· t Alaba. rna Public Safety Director a Ford pick-up lrllck owned by . slung Al Lingo. "Be sure to walk ..1 Mel Clark of ~est Columbta. news· Jthe middle of the street." he w~ sloleD from. Ut front of h!Jo "as of warned . "They're liable to throw residence aomet1me las! mght. nly un- stones from the top of tho6e. Clark, a fm:mer major league pa·1 1 1 Bottle buildings." baseball player, reported thai -'nother block and another iden· his lruck wao last seen at 1 a. l tification and we were at the A.G. m. HI! said the vehicle had ill b a r e : Gaston Motel, where Negro integration leaders · had made their bl!adquartent and where a bomb had damaged the buildins. injured two persons and wrecked three big house trailers. it all of hfs bunting equ1pmne-t. { "To- neso towards a earner where eev· · 1 Cent- era! buildings luld beer> desii'OJed · ·.'> by flro and a taxicab abla10. '• The fire had pot out -11&1111. .. / and •·• elected not to co that J., '·• way. • As we wallred hack towards the ~·:R center o! the city, we were the ~· only perSODI outside of law forcement off.,... In •lShL olficon, carrylq nlgblllio&. lowed us part ol the 'IVay. elell!ell!Uy oehool at 7:30. Pa· trol lao)'l ...W be owarded tr.. pbles. ·OifiWi wiD be installe4 2) Officers theorized the perS<'" who stole Broft'1 truck possi· bly took Clatk's pick-up. II su, he il well armed. Clark rtosidea aboot H2 miles tow1rd Mas.u8 This ond some dried blood OR lr<IQI Lakin, on Rl. 62. tbe sidewalk were the only villble :• (See signs olonl 5th of the early SUD· PTA .MEETS ·.'COS by day morlllng rioting. The Pomeroy ElementarY "lonal We peered tbrougb the dark· PTA will meet tonight at the * by foJn. ijarold L<JIIse. S.v..-tl PTA will present a skl(enlllled "Papa PTA" Thja will lie the lui opportunity to . . . lftll )'l!ilr. AD men> hers are ~ to aJW!d. ....;:,~--~ ft liiiZf 'Uit 1 i;outoqo ·Domocratt. Club .'fill.... W f ,., AI 7:• MAN JAILED p• . -.,, • • .t!oo S,awtM Grade Don Fr~.--.. of ~ ......,.,. 1Will • • . port RD 1, bu been jiiW 111 ;n,o pUll> the Melia cotlnty rd)erjff'l de.,. ... partmenl . . .. ~- bit I . . . . . . . . . .. . mOIIIb!n at !lie lollifo ... �) •. :e nttne\ " NOW TOU, kNOW .-4 ,..; C. llll'llld tram lht People.Jn Pomeroy 1UU¥¢UU¥U > nn nn' % 4 uu .... ........ ll:dltM, ........ ""'"' Ia portllll >11ehm, no llle flrll ncoellllll "b=·ld ter tile eleelrlc up&. 4 8-Dauy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 11, 1963 I ~liMn. · ---' • • ; at y · Sc:hoOI Play Highlighted With Fine Casting And Performances 8y MilS. EMERSON JONES formance of "Going Pla<es" ExteUent casting, a:nusing · the story et a family betltuat:l,ona ~ fine performanwith vacation probl!ms. lOJ turned In by all the cast F'ri. fay evening combined to make .o\s a frustrated VB!'atloner , t.he production of the Middle- Butch Bachtel gave a good I"'•· pb1; Senior class, 8 hJt with thP formnnre as the t)eali ~f 8 audl.;nce. The comt"dy was un- hutJse forced to s~nd ~is vader the direction of Mrs. Clar1 p.t home with hts partriCe Lacey, who served her played by John Aliens· . and Carla Gilmore, and ,_...;;;;;...............-"o....-"o;;;l~,~_:m·laws, played by Rick first year, in last night's per· and Janet Baker. with the UBERTY THEATRE grandfathers as remnants th~ army and navy of 1918 righting all of the way. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOW . SHOWING Frank Sjnatra, Dean Martin , ~my Davis, Jr . Peter X..wford and Joey Bishop in "S ERGEANTS 3" (Color) ALSO SELECTED SHORTS GIFTS PRESENTED Sarah Bechtle wa ~ ('/lst as the calm mother wit~ Judy Ov· , l leriUJrf as the Holl~.:~\·ood ~:truck I and Carolyn Sea rls as daughter. Hi lllrinus situations were created :ly the carefree David Wiley as bur and his pals. Hercules. I 1 Wil· 1 eSTARTS SUNDAY Debbie Reynolds "THIS HAPPY FEELING" (Scope & Co lor) With Curt Jergens and I John Sa~on played by Russell McEihinnv and Alias, played by C'arl~s Bush in their attempts to find something to do. 1 Carolyn Russell as Aunt Ma· ry gave a good performanre as the talkative relative with ALSD SELECTED SHORTS Shown At 2 & 7 Sunday ' . j Janice Goodall playing Berna- dl , a friend of Judy . Tom 91 Rail as the nervous llusiness ex. Ur Ier,u ti\••e was well cast. nt Tn the third act practically P< the whole rast was suffering . from injuries llrought about by Onl, TONIGHT Peter FJnch Ronald Lewt·s '"" their " at home" vacation, but . all ended well and the family W. was ready for another ye<:~r and r. 1' IIanother vacation. gr Sun.-Mon. Mar 12 . 13 The school orchestra , under A~ Lawrence Harvev direction of Mr. Gherke, Jane Fonda, Anne B~xter pl<:~yed sevel'al selections dur- air ing the intermission and before fir -andJohn Agar Greta ThyssE'n _1 h"e'v curtain. Members were jlor 11 11 "ROIB'I!RY UNDER ARMS" -andRod Steiger Nadja Tiller "WORLD IN MY POCKET" and Barbara Stanwick in "JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET" Wildermuth, Dave Thorn. sit as . Robert Schmoll, Mike Lloyd of Ebersbach, Judy Marlin br !;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::;;~I Scott, Karen Bachner, tJi, rMick Morris. Susie Slater, Archer, Sammy Cla tworthy , f&J Marilyn Swan. i cr: I . Mikel"'' MEIGS THEATRE rOMIROY . OHID An .ln·between number waS I• sh TONIGHT /My 10.11 W1lt Disney's "MOON PILOT" (Technicolor) Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien, Dany Sa· vaJ, Bob Sweeney. "THE SAVAGE GUNS" <Technicolor) Richard Basebart and _Don Taylor by a boy's quarle~ qu composed of David Wiley, ll.us· an sell McElhinny, Forrest Bach· 18 Macl.aine, Edmon Ryan, Ed· die Firestone, Billy Gray. . Clarence Stewart·' ushers ' Er· p . Bind, James Blaker, Larry or Richard. Hays, To m of ' ' ory•"· Gary Carsey. Pat Ca- Charlotte Davidson, Car- olyn Ervin, Carolyn Gilkey, William Harris, Charles Hollins· , Arland King, Roger Manley, Karen Pettit, Sandra rur<·l ••n er, Don Roach, Lee Roush, Keith See. Johnnie Singer. Paul 1\f Don't bother to knock . , . Sprouse, Ben Wilson and walt right into her apart- on Yeauger. ment ... and her life! faaturett•: Mlirln•tH Mlr· lllor, Andy Clydo, Colorc~rtoon '· Shar~ 0 ;' tu. were donoled by the Baker F'urm· dl The stage furnishings -~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~S~to~r~e·._._._._._.___, 1 ~u, Choice of professional painters! ""dl· lbt Canal (1111111 Fieel lllbr, bet choice "'' lllpls: '"lben ail! JIIOYtes lbai are _ . eSpeclillly flit' adults. 'lbe lblnp 1llat lntereol ehlldreo don't Intel est me. 'l'bef lihoiJid 111 to see .Wilt Disney pldures. I'm U.ie!e.'W II!, playJDi 1he modetll womaa. Tbey llave become ao liberated they've ilv· Cll 1:10 DoWD OD lbo Fum 1: 10 Popeye ' Pail t:ao Ruff & lleadJ 10:00 Band Festival 12:00 Mr. Wizard 12:30 Eaploring 1:30 f:OO t:30 t:fO t:G 7:00 7:30 j :30 Movietime Pirates Vs. Dodgera News & Sports Weat.her Newa en way to Ill aom ., passlona and desires. 'lbls ......... bas :oo1 never Qlalell befON;'' r - Jl'l'emlen, ve!Eran min Saturday J Sam Bene.llct Jl<Oclueer: "The pubUe wants ..., atira. But without llludloa Iii build them op ,wli!le ~)llniJ t.hem Joey Blsbop t:QO Saturday Nl&bt MoYle 11:00 Newa 11:10 Weather 11:15 8portl 11::10 Movie te: and John Singer. Prompter!\ · . were Jeanne Bowles anc· Di· of ane McCom .. s; Stage Managers M Dick Bodimer, Harold Vance, th; IIV•>tP . SUN,. MON. on~ TUES. Moy 12-13-14 "11!10 FOR THE SEESAW" Robert Mitch11m, Shirley ,. Bemsy and .. lbal pi,ture t pity ed Cupit!. I was a sillasb." WSAZ.TV Ch•nnel 3 aff4)1~ them? "PetsoDany, rm· 1101 beiJing • on stan. Teo expetJillv• and predictable. I'll! bett!Ds Oil Btoro " leo, dlnclloD, OJIIOllallol) 'fill". uea and prod~ offlclellcy, the elimination of slfe er , was.te." ; . "' ~· Blellad ...... Cll' 'lrhf h .. early !Ele¥!il0ii shoW, "MediC," didn't make the same l!npaet as l<>day's Casey and Kildare stanzas: '· "We wtre oppoa1te "I L o • e Lucy' when Lucy wu No. 1. 'lbe onlf people wbo saw 1.1te llhow were my relatives, the cast, t.he crew. and those wbo dldD't ll!<e.Lucy; WCHS..TV Ch1nnel 8 1:00 1:00 10: 00 10:30 11:00 11:30 l2:QO 12:30 1:00 1:30 TV ClaJSroom Captam Kallgaroo Tbe AIYID Sbow Mighty Mouse PI8Jobouse Rw Till Tb> • Roy Rogen Sbow Sky Killg News Town & Country Sporls Fllm I :G Dizzy Dean Sbow 1:50 Angeles Vs. Yaulrs 5:00 Doctors At Work 5:30 Early Show 7:00 Cannon BaD 7:30 JacKle Gleason 8:30 Defeooera 9:30 10:00 11:00 n :15 12:00 Rave ULlQ W.UI. .&.ranl Gunsmoke New• Late Show News JUST SWINGIN'- RecenUy wed In Switzerland, aetreaa Anita Ekberg and husband Friedrich von Nutter abare • hii!!IDiock_on patio of hone)'Dloon villa near llome, Italy, 13, The Emperor Waltz (1948) Bing Crosby, Tneoday, May u, Cb 8. '!be Two Faces of Grey Holden, Ch 13, Dlaputed Passage (1939). Wedaesday, May 15, Cb .8. The Bitter Lesson, John Smith Cb 13. HO$lages, (1953) Arturo de Cordova. Tburoday, May 15, Ch 8. Heartbeat, David Wayne Ch 13, Best of the Badmen (11151) Robert Ryan, 'J'riday, May 1. Ch 8. The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues, and Ch 13, Chiller, The Creep. ing Unknowu. Also Cb 13 atl:OO King of Alcatraz (1938) Lloyd Nobw. ' Judy Garland's latest movie, "I Could Go On Slnging," star-. ring Dirk Bogsrde and co-star· ring Jack Klllpl8ll, will warm tile hearts of Garlancl fans, Good script and some wonderful tunes auog as only Judy can Sl n 11 tbem ..... '!bat's all for now. WHTN·TV Channel 13 MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT .. .....I.,. price ' ' ..... SPECIAL AT $4~ 9:00 Pat • Mike 9:30 Word of Life 10:00 Social Security 10:30 Church ol Cbrlll 11:00 Cartoonsvilli: 11:30 Beimy & Cecil 12:00 Bugs Bunny .12;30 AUakazam HIO J'licka l :30 Supemum 2:00 Aldrich 'lbeala" 3:30 Lei'; Dance 5:00 ··•orld ol Sports 1:30 Wresii!D& • :30 Gallant Men 1:30 lloolenaJmy O:UO ..,....,.. Wolk Sbow ·;~a:4o ,and,: lt:l5 -rM . 'WEATHER ~RE!ORt :, ., . ' ~ ( ( :' ,£ 10:.. Fi1bt 01 Week 10:46 Mate '!bat Spal'tl u .IIi. A<""l'lll' Award Theoter All m:ellent-quality white house paint at an sceptionally low price. BI'IISbee IIII001hly - c:overs weD - givett years of DuPoint bas renewed its SuDday Digbt spot on NJIC.TV. They Will preseat 30 teleplafl - fourteen of them Ia oolor ....• prolection. Controlled chalking keepa it awwy white. • Late Movies i', . ·~ ~. \ ' \ - . '1.4<· \A. ,. ·~-, 1 "'· . . ...... ...,,...,,... • • .. 1 Ill, . . . . . r.rtl1 1'1 h ....... .,.. tlly, ..... ...., . . . _ . lliPt IWL, ' � 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 05. May 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 May 11, 1963 bailey bengel nelson weise withers