http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9286fd7c88029ce31923b57c332af2c8.pdf 5f2216d3cfcfbf6345fbd9b9d5f204e4 PDF Text Text • 'I• ... .,.. .. The Dad~ S~:ntmel Southern Locol Teacher Meeting To Be Thursday • ft~~i~,~~~~~was prese nt Church D V HUI boua:ht the Jl'rtnk aale at the Court llouse Allen farm 'It Portland at the w1ll move in tile future wit~ ·~~:;:r ~~: POMERO\ SOCIETY Mineral Lodge Holds Annual Eas ter Egg f ete PRIIS el..dli)Ou ahowen In oloudy with LETART FAlLS Cinda Foglesong Is Honored On Sixth Birthday ... 36 to 44. I BEAUTY SALON Ninth Birthday Of Billy Rice IS Celebrated Mon. thru Sat. 9 - 5 P.M. - '' r...ro WATCH REPAIR Dennis Johnson Is Honored With • hd p Blrt ay arty RICHEY Four Are Fined ' Tuesday Even.ing Fmet were meted out to men Tuesdn nicht in P"meroy M'ayor Charlea Legar's court In which two of the four reeelved jail ~entencu in addit1on to fanes Ienning, )foJiohan, 37, of Cool· ville, charged with driv1ng while Intoxleated, plesded aullty and "" JIHIItd a fme ~ $100 and c01t1 plu• lttree days in the eount)' Jlil Edward Hednck, Pemero:r, en· tered a plea of guilty " the tame charge f:1f dnvlne while under the mnueace and also was fined $100 and eost11 plus tbe Lbree days in the tounty ba11tile Lanny Jcokms, arrested by the Ollto H1a:hway Patrol for defect1ve brakes, was tllelsed a f•ne of $5 and costs by Mtyor Lea:ar and Wll· liam Sm1th of Pomeroy arrnted by clty poltoe for lntoxltatlon wu 1110 fmed eolts In other court cue11 Tuesday H D Sampson, 60. of Tuppers PlaJnl, m an appearanee before County Judge Emmett Peoples, pleaded guiJty to an lntoxlcation tbarge by Deputy Clarence Shields 1nd wu fmed $:1 and coJta. Sampson wa1 unable to pay and was remanded to the eounty jail. denominations and creeds throughout ?ita· tnol•v made preparations for the observance of ~_as1te!, Sunday as 111 climax to the many ser· Holy Week. church~s in Mason City, New H&ven, Hart· West Columbia today hsted their services '' ,,_and l"our Vl!lltors received cola award11 for being 75 years or old· er. A881Sltng Mrs H E Starkey, chairman, were Mrs Harold Cast· ~ er and Mrs Wallace Bradford 9.30 a In Harrisonville last evenm!!' where Mn Vugii Atkms was chatr man, ass1sted by Sharon and Glor· 1a Atkms, M1ss Add1e Bradfield, 82, received the cake and four 6 00 a took hgme colas A totil ol 931 ap Sunday pcarcd Wor The xray umt eocs to Chesler tomorrow 12 SO to 3 30 p m, and makes 1ts laat v1sit tomorfQw evemng 4:30 to 7 30 In HcJ11loek Grove. t:r,,...., ul CU...: r""" Goessler Jewelry Portland 237 , EXAM PtE: HAVE YOUR WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY BEDROOM,._ SUITE OR LIVING ROOM SUITE Regularly Priced At $159.00 ., up Washable THROW RUGS and Chenille Bed Spreads Beautifully Wa11ht-'fl for Ea11tcr Tri-Lustre Cleaners Robinson's MW lltreel llld4lepoli, Oblo Seeond Streel romeroy, Oblo Laundry ---·---------------- Mason Methodist Baptismal Rites Held On Sunday ButJLismal r1 tcs were observe•! 1t the ~l:l~on Methodist Chu1 ch un Pa lm Sundr~y w1lh the follow· m{ ,d.JClliK baptllCtl Kevin mfant snn of Mr anti M111 Donny Yonker. Mason 1 t•rrl' Lynn Jntanl dnughtel nf Mr and Mn Dav1d Bumgardnt·r. Moundsv •lle, Edward, son or Maj nr an1\ Mrs Donald C Ro()f, Man KAthleen. daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray nwnd Gro>~thut sc, Hun: mcmberll roee ln•d into th1• church durin~ the service we11 Jume11 and Ric hal d Johnson AN OPEN BOOK __ -------- ....__ _....----...... ----· -::---~..:::. a. and m Sun· n\ Sunday idbrnmg wftr. KIUmgsworth; Sjlrvlce, Church .Rev The douds anll showers moved In wtth a weak low-nressure front during the mght, hlh.nt. western counties by daybreak. Jobless Total Shows Increase For 26th Week Donald Snuth, arnnger and1 mu)teal di~cctor, dJmea from' Oberlin Musical director at New England'! famed CohU!K!t Music Circus, Sm1th h1s been assUJtant eon~uctor at New York City Cen· lcr Opera, and pltmst for tho popular Max. Liebman TV "Show of· Sho.ws." H9 abo had a mus1cal hand m lhe Romberg tour The weatherman predicted rath er cloudy and mild weath'er with a chance qf scattered .ahov.er.s through Thuraday Tempcral~res, however, were expected to ebange Gene Bayliss, choreoerapher very little today and Thuraday. for "Tbc Voice of Firestone'' ha!S 1 oddlllonal eredlts ol the Blrm Skies were mostly ~lear Tuel· lughalb Opera Under tbe Stars, Co day the weatherman said, ' with haaaet l~tustc: CiralU, ~. Oakdale ~.ft~fnoon temperatures In '•h•l• ·'' Theatre .at Wallingford, Conn. ClOuds covered most of the ot;i broadway and on numerous Tv. showsJ 1Tuesday mght temperature Earl)' mornmg rcadtng' ranged £rom 31 a1 ' Oonslatenuf praised for smgmg and. Y'oung&town to 46 at Cincinnati ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Co~IUD!bua tePo\'led 39, Cleveland ~1 S4R~d_To_led .J_p.J_3:_7_ ' ___;_ _.:_ 1he ~r~gr! Be~g:P~~ce4 •...,...t remedY' fO:r the cure of IIODUI Jerioua dilallli bo on 1\lard. Shun It b7 all me11111o beoonoelti UM c:ould bO tllaallroua. Colll\tlt your phyolcllliL •• All< hla vlewa !>!\ "leyltfl7 _........• He wUl el.. you i can41d OYaillljjoa. , "' medlesl There !s nolhln1 hush-hush al!Oul ..,.arch and I~• dlooo'l!frin. lledlol.. la aa 1 WASHINGTON (UP! - Starting,today, )lomes financed by FHA·insured loans can be purchased wlti lower down pay· 1' ments. This reducllon is one of the principal provisions of a $1,850,000,000 anli·recession housing bill signed Into law Tues· day by President Eisenhower. The legislallon Is deslped to .Easter Come In ond·See These Beautiful Fun this is a once in 0 lit. time opport~niey. · Don't ',Be ,Disoppointed. 011 Tbe Bri&IILe•t Coraer Ill Mlcldlepol1 MIDDLEPORT try suddenly lln't golng to wings and save tho economy because the SO"(a'lled eme,rgeney housmg btll h11 been signed." Braman sa1d the vol~e of new tred1t provided by the euura ls small m comparison ~h ON'tlraJI home financing oper3~D8. Jnttmt ~ IMNI_. Here are tile major~rovisions of the legislation and when thq will take effect ' buslnosL - Federal Hou•lng er Norman H. Muon ' lohn M Dickerm•ll• executive director of the NatiOnal Assoeia· tlon of HomebuddeH, !laid th(!' ,Jaw could be 1of "trenlendous benefit" to moderote·mcomc ram· iUet unable to buy homes bpeausc of tight credit. BuL Hnold P. Braman. manag· DUTTON DRUG· CO. ' COATS IILDG. speed the bu<ldmg of 200,1100 homes th1s year and to create 300,000 new jobs. E1scnbowcr gave h•s kpprov:.~l to the bJII somewha.,L reluctantly He conceded 1t will create new jobs, but said in an unusual mtssage to Congress that it wall alu saddle the taxpayers with "d wholly unnecessary burden or to one billion dollara" by the government to •ssume I tion which rightfully belong to ''Trtmendous Btnfit" opea book_-~~r_!ll_lho-lcl1o- BAK~R FURNITU~~ I Kaiser Reduces Aluminmn Price Two Cents Pound Housl'ng Law Cuts Down Payments On FJM Homes On President For lax • rldiCUIOUI Wlo•d Js Recei•Ved Of' ters Just In Time When the medical profesaiOD _,proves a new remedy, Jt la made public so thai everybody miQ' beneAI from IL Poliomyelitis vacolnela a aood Ul!llpie. Should you read~ heor aboula 7.30 p Ellis ' CUT & CURL'S II . Hair Cutting BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP - [)es.cri.bed Three Are Cited To Mayors Court POileroy Man At Middleport C..Autbor 0{ -Jmical Paper Hair Styling WARNER'S hon. In other news eonference hlab· hllhll, the President - Said h ~ Defenoe Deportment ':~''IIO''~tio? plan whlo~ he probo 11ubm•l to Cona:re11 on Th1>r1<la~ , 111 bued on the neeeaof defen~~e !letl'etar)r Nv· central authority 11 to th41 compo11tion and 1trate«lc planning of 1rmed forces -Ellplamed that despite his ol> he signed the ant1 reces· bill Tue!lday beeall!e he 1ts advantage• out· wet&hed the d111dvantage11 -S11d ht deeadcd apintt a urulateral suspension of nuclear tests beciUIC he didn't believe It would be for the good or the Untted States -Sa1d he hJidn't ab~ndoncd hope that RussJa would c:hallge 1ft attitude &ufflciently 110 that there Oil he a conltrue:tive eaal· weat summit meetmg lltatement that a 110<11led palate guard wa1 keeping from blm In· fonnatlon that he should hsve. Thi1 was m connectiOn w'itb a statement made 1n a recent tele· VISIOD mterVIeW by Sen Slylea BndlleJ (II·N H ) - Expreased the opinion tbat mdUJtnal automation will be a good tbing for the nation but he cautioned that induatry should DOt Two men from Long Bottom and anotllcr from Portsmouth. 1f1 use 11 only for the purpose of throwing people out or work 0., will appear m Ma)'Or C 0 I·~ Vt- Prop.t,.nda lattd Fi!ber's cottrt tonighl Kr. NtJIGa R Swain, Crown --&Id be does not beh.ev.e a IArre..stcd by the Sla'te Patrol, City, and Ronald L Williams, Porn· Duelear test dcme can be they are Morgan Hcrtery, S2., eroy, are co-authora or a technical 1e!•PI<idec see:retly wttbout detce· by other countrieiJ Portsmouth for mtOXICitlon: Al· paper appe1nng ln the current ts-Vetoed 1 suggeat1on that the ban Taylor, 38. Long Bottom, m· sue of Monthl)' Operating N<ltel, a toxiCillon and Chester Wells, 31, system-wide publication of Amerl· psychological warfare board be Long Bottom, for driving whilt ean Gas 6: Electric Se"ree Corpor re-established 1n an effort to tm· under the mfluence of intoxat· atlon prove U. achievmentl in a The tec:hnacal artacle, covenn1 a beverages 1 t.attle With RUIIll. " ....0 - - idu developed ...........r-thal It llillbt'lle Tbe trio WI$ tlted into court by the two mea Ia enlilled "La)> a &ood ·idea to havo one offl<w, last mght to lay out Apnl 1 1nd plnJ Gasket Rin11• In H2 Time " pouibly m the State Dcpartmenl, today m Jill pending their bear~ Swam 11 Juntor MalntenaDCe Man for that purpose. mg and Wllham11 a Ma.ilttenance Helper --5ald emphalieally that be , Tuesday mght James Edward In keepmg with the company· does not believe the aation an Taylor, 22, Long Bottom, p]o,.~d wide program encouracmg em be put bad: on the road to ecogutlty to driving wtthout • II· ployees to develop work-tmprove. nomic recovery JUit by federal ccnsc, wu fined $10 and tost•, ment Ideas, Swain and W1Ibams spending. He said be would rath· ;.~.nd also was held in custodJ eaeh recetved a monetary reward er 1ee more prwate •pending in· pcndmg payment of fine and for the1r contribution. stead. costs -Satd be decaded sonietime ago, when the matter wu onder agalmt pulllni Premdent Richard 11. Nixon at the bead of an int.er.govem· ment operating commiuee wblob sees that White Ho""" decisions are earti.ed aut by the vanOUJ departments aDd agenties He uid • vA 1....r Alumm~m 11 Chem•ul 1t wu deeided tbat this would be ~ ~ UDpouibie becaUIO of the Vlee COLUMBUS UP-Newly uncm· Sale11, In«:, announced today a rt· Praident'l statutOI')' and consti· ploycd dtppcd sharply m OhJo duction in price of 2 tentJ per tulional reaponubibtlea However, last week, but the ioLal number pound for pri1111ry alumblum pig, the President said that NIXon had of JObless showed an increase Cot effective April 1, 1D58. been 8lVtn more opportunity than the 26th lltraight wed: Price• for aluminum mill pro- any other vice preaident he knew The Ohio Burea._u of UnempJoy. ducts are under atudy and will be of to partielpate ill exeeutive dement Com'lcnsabon aa1d tod;ay annouaced. shortly. partment planning and decisions .st1 t 1stlcs 11howcd a decrease or Revued price liltl eovermg the DIICU... Ta Cut 3,176 new claimants during tl 1c changes ID detail wtll be mailed by A repQrter aBked the President week endmg March 29 than Ill the company direet to CUitomers. what he thought about the arguthe previous week. ment that a promp t.u cut would Total unemployed went up to really result m blUe lou m rev.. 215,8M. That f1gure plus the 23 W •., uue because of the ltimul.ating 202 newly unemployed brough' SIS. n~-th effect II would ha.. oalhe e<ono- ' the total rcceivmg bcncf1l,s tu veil my. The President said it Jaad ~ 2!18,1166. . been 01lued pro and ooa before Columbus and Mrs. Allen C. lUll received word , and there were facton OD. Cleveland, Youngstown !lhowcd a dcclme of of tbe deatb of ber hilf sister, ¥n. aide. newly unemployed for last week Leah RUey, or Cambridge, Mau. the President said. the while Akron and Cmcinnall had FUneral services were held in IIO'!erDII!tnt muat a:o elow In de· more newly unemployed CAmbridJe, Friday, Marth 28. a tax. cut bec:au11e tt - -~:._______:-=:.::.:.:: a bod effi!Ct on the Your lham of abau1iful home MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Financier Bernard 11. Barue~'! teotlmotll' Tuesday 1t would be "folly'' to cut tu:e11 The Pre1ident replied thaC ' M had knowa Baruch for 30 years, had a great mpeet for bia oplruon11, and beheved that four they warranted serioUJ coneidera. GRADE SCHOOLS By Mayor Legar County Churches List 'For Easter Sunday .I Reibel's Are Host At Sunday Dinner MYRTIS' KAY'S WASHINGTON (UP) - President Elaenhower aounded an· other go-slow warning today on culling luet. The PrHldent told a news conference lbat we must stop and look very steadily at proposall to cut taxes. He nld we must really make sure that we are right and that a tq. cut woul!l have a beneficial effeet upon the economy in future ---yean He wu uked about New Y~k Hlth totlar LANGSVILLE ; "''Go S~ow" Warning On Ta~:.. . &onomy In The Future'¥ •• • Must Be Made Safe Says lk,e nttne Ther ' , 1'ht> tc~l hers uf Southern Lm:al School D1stud Wi ll meet at 7 30 , sponsored by p m Thursday at I he Racme H1gh of which Joan School wJt11 the H1gh School tea lli the pres1dent and ehcrs as hoslll Sarah E. Bowman - ~llddleporl Soelel) Editor - Ph•ne 6209 tbe' dlfector Teacher::; o[ the Sy racuse Sc hool LucUle HawkiD• - Pomero) S..clety Editor - Phone 6244 Will be lfJ charge of the progra m of Leanmg On Lawrence Ros~ prtncJpal of the Syracm;e schools Will be In charge followed By Mn J o. Roush of a round table d1seusswn on Lew.. A talk on . Youth "Prom ot10 n and Grading ' The Hume Room Mothers w'll by Mrs Arnold H1ehard" Robert Bowen, C'ounly lo~ lem en wid a part; at the s" hool· housr and Mri\ Cu rtiS tary School Supcrv mo r, WJll he " r1da\ lnr the children Eggs wil l of Rutland spoke on Mr and Mrs Homer Cash1 v1~ present to d 1~cuss the recent t·oun be served I Pomerov IOOF Lodge No 242 Ited 1cct·nll) 10 Columbu~ \\ 1lh ty tead•ers rnc etme held 111 Rut choir or the Ml \lonah held lhetr annual Euter F.:gg sup relatl\ cs Mr ~ Jo s~ ph Fustt:r, daughte Cmda Foglesong d.n ght~ l ol land f @o1Wst Cuun:h M1ddlepurt under per ruesday . March 25 Other Mr and Mrs Steve Ro!Json of Ca rol Lynn Ro~cdale M1ch Mr and \lrs Donald l'o,! lcso ng 1 of ~t rs E• vm Bum lod ges m attcnda11ce wt' r r from Gallipol! s liHI \fts Wilham RoiJ Ycrc recent guests of her purcnt~ Mason was honored on hc1 s1xth .e;; ri~~:~;·~p:r:~cscntcd two sclccttous Athens Beverly, Manetta Ohto, son of Middleport 'l'ocre Sunday lurthdl\\ w th a p ro t ~ held at th• \ir and !'f'II'S Ralph Webb Mr and ·Lest 1 Fot get · A HtpleL Pomt Pleasant Parkers evcn1ng di<rncr guc~ts (If Mr'> Webb who IS workjng Cor thr hnme 11f her parents \ta1th 26 "Prei:lous Lord was prese nt burg Cott& gcvJ!lc and Ruffalo, W Ra lph Robson and raml 1v Rev Hay B1ddle, 11aslor or the '!ovcrnment IS employed at New by Janet Wng bl acton 1panJed Va Total attendance was around ('apcr hats and horn~ 1\Cie prt! Langsville Congregatwnal C'hn. Mrs Geor:gc Hees of \1ason W Richmond , 0 Dorothy Combs of :Mt z 1011 60 members of all the lud~t'S Va , was the Monday guest CJf sent('d each guest as favors an~ han Church Will commence J Mr and Mrs J. L Anderson or , ;::;roup games were playt'd Thc.s,• Churc1h Rutland After the dmner. prmclpal ·~rs Vrrgil Campbell weekly senes of mcctmgs at the ::itrmgbUrg and Mr and Mrs Jo ! Mrs Campoell !-farne r pre ..cntcd speakers were Mr "~ B WPich of Mr and Mrs Robe rt I ehe•\ mcluded :1 tr('as ure ht 1•! with foil church ~hrch 31st 'lcph Spence daughter Sue of Ylanctta, who Is also a Tru~lee or covered chocolate roms bcmg th• Rev B•ddle 1s trammg lh1 ~y rac u.se were weekend guests o! I plano solo 'Near 'l he cross the Board of Directors f1 om the and daughlci Debbie, rcturn~d lre.a~mre to tht·lr home 1n Colu mbu s Moa and a select•on by the Jumor Jumor cho1r ol the church un \1r and ~rs C W Ruseberry thoU' of the Naomi church sang a Grand Lodge Home, Spn ngfleld , d.ty aft er a weekend VISit w1t11 A color ~c hcme •Jf vmk anr! spec1al numbers to be Uehvere•l Mrs Delph•a Cummms was at , pumber lo conclude the J!rogram and Mr H L Coope r who Is the Ins mother, M1 s Theodore Lehe,v grel!n was earned nul on the de Easter mornmg tol zer Hospital fOJ':' treatmenl Followang the program refresh Grand PatTI arch of the State of and M1 s Emma Lcifh{·lt corated btrthd.a) cake w1lh 'Red Sandn P1e1 cc who b compl et ,ast week ments were served m the church West VirgmJa [ntiimpment Su nda y dmner guests of Ml ~ Rl<llng Hood charach;n markl}l! 1t!g her second year vf collcgl' A soc aal hc.ur llfterward s 1us en 1 heodore Lehew and Mrs Emm 1 Mrs J Elmer Grimm or Belpre l'ach p~ec e , work at RIO Grande College will ~ining room JOyed b} all prese nt ,penl several days wllh her 10n T clfhclt were :\1r and Mrs Ro RE'fresllments wt•• c se1ved to be the solOist hrt Lehew and daughter and Lmda Perry Heverl) Carsorl, Mr and Mrs Everett McKmgh' 'lind daughter m law, Mr 111d Mrs Mr and M1s W1 llmm Lehew and Salh Ye<tg:!~ Ce~elia Smtih Da Pomero1 were guests Sund.ay a1 R E Grimm, ~ ...... .. " c o~ldrf'n Teddy ,•John and Cheryl Vld Smith Glcnml Smith uf Ne'rl the hom~ or Mr and Mrs Cer. I Mr and Mn Ralph Wills anu !\olr .md Mrs Wtlham Arno:d Haven Nanc y Proffitt Kath r Bolin cb1idren of Columbus were recent uf Colu mb us who we re c a ll~d Foglesvng and the honorct Ct nd~ ':\ofr and Mrs Hcnr) Re1bcl en· here hy the death of her aunt Theron :\forr1s who underwent Visi tors or her parents, Mr and tertamed With a dmncr Su uda y, at ~1rs [ aur11 ll ayman VISit ed w1Lh :mrgery at Holzer Jlospl tal J Mrs John Stoba!t Mr and Mrs Wm Williams ,,r lhe•r hom", Pl easant R1dge short t1mc ago was returned to fnends m i\lmurs\'Jll c Clifton .wtre Sunday guests o! the hospital last week Guesls WCC" ~r ano !\1rs Char Mr and Mrs Janw ~ Fisher les llot.ner S; .rnd Mr and Mrs VISited bmfl y w•th his parents G"csts or Mr and Mrs Gu\ Mr and MrS: Melvin McN1ckles Mrs F Ray Wilson of Pomero) (,corgi! Stare aml granddaught er, Vir an1t Mrs Paul fisher, Mwers· Swadley on Sunday were hto p>t ~pen t Wednesday evenmg wtt ~ Sharon of ,.~mdlay who were here r.nl!! :t1r and Mrs M J Belt or '>venlngs by Appt. v1lle S,tturdav cnroute lo Lhetr I-ter cousm Mrs J D R~Uih to atte nd the chmtemng of I a hom e m l olumbus after a VL.~II m Blllv Rice ~.: nter t amcd Mr~ Parkersburg, Ml and Mrs Edgar Mrs Mam1e . M iller of GallipQhs PHONE 269M ma ra ice Hoff1..r Rupe's Second grade on h•s 9th Coen and son Po1nt Rock and Flonda i' ~~ ,., JIH l.lf• ........ I• .pent a day wttb her 40ns Ca lhnt: 1n the uf t~ 1nuon were Pomeroy 105 E. 2nd St. Arl nl(th Gr u(•~;cr Jr and Sllil blrthdav He chose Jar l ' Thomp Mr and Mrs Clayton Hensler and Mr and Mn Dale HI!! celebrat 'lr and \1r.. ( harlcs Hoffner Jr Jqnm;.. of (ur •I Oil were weekcn!l son Ka y Slater and Bernan: ch1ldren Albany ilJ•, S..r•••-. MH•-·1··"-. YGn1. ~d the1r sons, Dale Jr , lOth btrtll and family , W1lm1n gton and Mr guests of h1s paren t!!, Mr anrl Lyons to help scnP !hi.! refresh ThP ~au:h mc~uni of th, lay Monday evemng Relatlver and :\olr~ J{ny NouJ. Washington C \[rs Adolph Gr ul'ser S1•, Mmer,.. ments of c~ pec • alh IN d cookws Horne Co neil md nt the home or "POMEROY'S FINEST" ~ttendrng were hi.!! grandmother J[ and favors of bubblr> gum and Mrs Helen Bolm Tu esda" F1vr Mrs Car l Wolfe and son, Jr Vi lle Jo~mmctt ( h1w of "t•ncrsv.tle balloons members were present Mrs Gen Mr and Mrs Hol11s Brom(u~lr w"' .. n ed ~;, umah., Neb. ta,t In the evc mn g hrs 1 n~~ther Mrs eva Nolan was nresenl She ~ av 'f Gallipolis spent Sunday wtl Nt•ck hy t11c H•rwus 1Hncss of h!i Denver Ri ce cn tcrt<~ln(J w1ih rcc I !I talk on 'Bllsmcss ~lanug ~ !lev and Mrs Floyd Workman cream and c kc to \hf• followm~ ment'"' ln the ~~orne 01 Bart :\tiller eelehrated h•• by George Wa1d Kennedy called on Mr !)lrthda\r Sunday Out of town r~ Miss 1 Ptl.r Mac Kracu ter Nel • .lcsls ~tr and MIT ~ SllllVll lc md sister MIS " Dolore~ DeWeese , Athe ns Mr .md Mrs and 11.frs (ast, Braley o[ Middle !at1ves were h1s daughter M1s: Dcnn1s J ohnson, th rl:(' y~·a r old a studl'nl ,,t OlJ spe nt the wec1< Homer M1 ght anrl Mr :md Mrs port Frrda) Mn Carol P.crcl Ire ne Miller, teacher at Col um All Work Completed gra ndp,u enh of was a c~ llcr on Wedne~day anti bus, Loren and Ruby and Mr.. ~o n of Mr end Mrs lat k J ohnson end w1th th~ rr parents Mr and Lewis Harm, In Len Than A Week Billy Mrs Le na Burtt is. g:J eat Mrs ltlchard Fe! c) called on Bernard Dj(tdle or Racme, M 1f Muson w.ts honon•d rcccntl ~ Mrs }'' ldun Kraeuter, Mornmji ~ randmothrr Mr ami 'lrs Ken Sattmlay and Mr!! Kerm1t F1sher or Galh w1th u lmthd ay party grvcn at th<> Star neth Hams and ~nn Kt·mry Mr Vonl1•y Miller and Mr.:t Clnll polls and manf others. I' Court St. Pomero) home uf hi li (larc nt s ~II uni \li s (,emge ar 1~ and Mrr~ Durward ( tllnm g~ Net~ on at ended the ~u 1eral of 1\. dc('oratcd tmthd a• c,tkc wa, were J;,JiuuJay cvcmng guests of George 1!1rm and son I urnmv Manrrn Woor' at the Cl1 asc ~·un pn•scn tcd to Detlllls h)' hts uunt, M1 <illd l\1rs Cl 'dl (' I\CC Andrew• Mr and M1 s llon Low (' ry Ml•l era! Home ,t Ruthmd Sunday Mrs Betty l all Clifton G11 mes Putt:,. the hosls ,rnd honored 111 1 and Mrs Clair Nelson 1111C WI'J C playr rl ,md Hfreshnwnts of nnd famil)o guest so n were guest~ of ~;Jr ,md M ~s cup ca kc K ICC cream Kood Aul Mrs Clurlcs Bucic vts1tcd Moll 81! Jv re t1 1 v~d two dC' ,orated J{obcrt Miller at Ash11llc Tl·n,rs and llllllly cups WHQ- St'rved to tla y wilh ~1 1 s W1J!anl Hcrsba~h bu thd,Jy 1 akes-o ne f• om h!s mo tla~ the fo!lowtng Mr and Mrs Cha rlt·~ Qu1vc:; the Rubert M11ler and chi 11' M 1 and unulhcr from h1s gra nd Su:ue lo'ox Elalllc Cartw11gh1 and !iOU ur columbus were week mothe r were gucsh uf h1s lath er Von le} l h arlc~ and J11nmy Blake , Danny end guests of ~1r and Mrs Ev Miller and armts, Ethel und Dais~ fhclard , \1 atglc 1.111da and Jar erctt ThomliS 11 nd daughter Fay" klt La ll all of CllftoJl Edwald p11 r[ 1tt wtlt .• nderwen' Yolanda and Debbie Kmg Nc\11 surl:CfY ,1t st Fr.mciS Hosplta l, Hnen Co rn ell and Gaym•ll Charlestun IS •• vmt ed tonvalc~ COLD WAVE and Nea~c AtHircy ancl Johnny Sch 11 ~rng n~ecly i(r Cathv Shlll t•v Uuhhy :.wl Mr and MIS ll <~ l ph liravcs MACHINE PERMANENTS htldt• Young, Mark Nll'kle and spent sundo} !11 MuurHlsvil le w1tn Ml~ s Freda Mmtll h<t.s rPturnerl ' and YES, ABSOLUTELY Mcl.tnH• llrn ton and Jtohm John Mr ,!lld \tl s non 'l'hrJmtHI and to hrr hum c Ill Buc) ruf after as son .1 11 or Mason dau ghter s•stmg M1s Cheadle m urmg FREE- A Jim Ill}' Ohlmg'r M1 .tn rl M1' (or hrr ruthl'l J w l'ht•a dlc, who Donald Ohlinger \tr .1nrl Mr ~ Mrs Mnx !\lemhatl .. nd M1 s 1s rccuJk:ratmg mcc ly fr om mn)or GORGEOUS f'ULL!tn~s KinK Mrll B!•lt} (a ll M1 Wlll ,utl ()u tst <1lld duul,:h lH !!pe 1\ sill gc ry at M<'igs GlllCial Ho~ FURRED, LUXURIOUS Hetty ¥ox. Mr~ JlnllH Uarton Stmrlay In Columbu s w1lh lwh pita! 1cll ler Jo)uumn MrH .lean Youn .! and Mrs Pu\ l'ar~cr and lhlu"h 4 f'T. LENGTH Mrs l' I \!llrh 1ntellalu!d the hon mec nnd Lhe ho!ils, Mr tcr anti oUtu !cla llv es \\lth a l>11thda) dmnN honorm~ and Mra John!!on 11 f W, 2nd St. Pomeroy --.;;-....;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o_~, I M•· <~ nd Mrs All ~· n Wo e u her so n Larrv on hi s 16th b1rth da) (JU~IIt,. were Rush P hilson, ,. Zants\ lllc spent Sun !lay with M1 Ea rl ~h: Kmley Mike St ha ffcr, Oa CALL and :\1r~ Bentz Wolfe Good Health Is you r Grc<~lcllt M• s Wtndcll ¥1 cckcr spen t Lh• v1d Hartinger Hill l\11 Cool and 1 1 POisetiiiDn, and yo u can (O tmt 1 wcc ki!IHI m Co lumbus Wllh hct Jim Hood ~n STARKS to compound a son Ill lnw and dauHhleJ, Mr and Carol Dlakc. ll olzt r Hosp •ta' NEW PHONE NUMBER preacribed medlcane f r om Ml.s Richard BngHs Ull(l fam ll} nursr b humc VISiting w1th ht l Tutl. I Wid. April 1·2 whieh you will rc(cive The ::ioliC we nt ut this l1mc to sec bet parC'nts Mr and ~~~ s Edd1e FAMILY NIGHTS t.loat He111lh BencfltM' The an new grando11 lhdu:&rd Lawrence Blake today and will rL•turn to M1ke Appt. ,for Your 2 Adult Tlckett Admits 1wer 1a The E11k1mo Dog her dutll'.s Wedncsda ) Mrs J ohn r· Baily, ~1rs John Car or Truck Full EASTER PERMANENT Jnn Schaaf, home f01 t he past Scott \1rr. llu!!.S Wat1:1on and Mrs HORROR DELUXE' U.50 Lll' week durmg the 1lln1•~ s or h1 ~ Hertha scott wei c Athens vlsilorll mother, \Irs Eleanor Schaar. IS 1 "ATTACK OF THE CRAB ~1on thru Sot 9 30 6 00 MONST!RS" j\1ondii Y cx pcd••ll to 1ct ur n to Fort Stew 6 Mllet from R1cine on - also Mr and M1s Rol>ett Gardner ot art Gcorgta, possably t}ul latlcr Old Pol'tltnd Racine Rd. "NOT OP THIS EARTH" Co lumbu s wc1c weekend guests oi part of this wee k whe1 e he IS FAMOUS FIFTH AVENUE QUALITY FURS - alsoher p11 rcn1Jl., Mr. und Mr!:l Phil ~ tatwned with the U S Army Walt Disney Featurett e Williamson "DISNIY LAND U. S. A." Harold 1tou11h of T1 ru ca lled on Mr and Mn llt'lliY Rc1bcl aud Herbert Housh ,mll f,u mly Sun 140 Minute• of Dehil>t) Mr and MIS. Donley Reibel and day daughter Donna v •~ltt'a Sund;~ y cvemng In Wilkesv ille Wtth Mr and Mrs Harle ~ Slrong Donlu} c.ugenc Strong accompaml•d then· home for a w~ck'll vis it B~t~llst 1 'Miller Saturday Mr and Mrs John M11ler 11.nri ramJiy Huntsburg, were g u e11t~ of the Millers Sunday ~irs Neva Kennedy apcnt 1 coup II' of da} s last week at th( IIOJlll' ot hi!l' daughter Mrs Ro oe rt Snu th CancmnotJ M1Jlard Grunm who IS hvmg ~~ the home ot Mr and Mrs Ro bert Fetty IS very much improved 111 heallh director Or the ' Nltiona: ~ij:t";~;~,,of Insured Savmc.s . ~o- ,. said "the hou5inJ,Iad... lower down payment ln,ured mortgages Immediately. The re.ll~~) . .apply not only tiona, but to file and abt yet Tho pn•mu '•••u• In suture years. ac he btll<vea !bat polaiiCI be kept out of economk: matt.erL_ _ Two Reported Dead In Fire At HUDt•~00 •HUNI'INGTON, w. Va. UP- 1\lto peraons burned to death: early today when fire destroyi!f' 11 ramshackle dwelling in 1 rc· , mote section ncar tbe city ~lmiti. • :r J Bodies of the two vtchrDi ·were , •' soon after fn•cmen "' down the remalri$ of the sha~ A~thorltics said that what ~ appetred to bt! .a third boal, ap. • ptrently w11 parta of remalot of r _;, the two VlCLima. , 'l'he bodies wert ld,nUflcd. Thelma Hale, 01, and Fred aon, 03 - - ' - - -- - - ! �.. ,. '' . · ~ • ' '2-Dally ' ' Sentinel, .Pr,~ Help To Needy Students DtCollege Rank ' I );h ·80LIJM!!US tiP- The Oh''' ~ornmiss10n on Educall(•n Beyond ti!Hfillfl' School tod:~y read1od 1t1 ntmntnend aflon that the Legis1J· tu~ ) i~stltilte ~ scholarship pro gran\ fOr noedy stu dents The r roua Will $('Ck Sc~olarsbiP!'t for the first >Ctlr at two-yesr schools nnd two ye:J.- THE DAilY SENTINEl DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS..MASON AREA NatJODRI at!vertlsmg represeuta- grAnts for lour-year "hQOJs. Establishment of ata~ loa'l. funds for state scholarshiP.J wmners who need fmancial &Ld in thmr last two years Honor scholarshipS, not to ~­ cced $100,000 for prorrJ&I~ stu dents not m need of fir1aucl•l a1d The commls.swn iiuggested th1.• program be camed on a ,expert· mE'ntal bas1s at lea.sl for the tim ~> bein g No ~ ehoilll sh ps should carry u st •P•' IJed oJ more than $800 1t sa1d • , RACINE ' The Racmc G.1raga "Nelgler & Cleek" sold out to Ehon• Spcn· cer and P:1 u1 Mal r "'he ~tartUJ Sunice Statio~ sold out to Robe! \ .Joe Thoren Shore, Hope Hit Top Rating In TV, Radio Land WSAz-T~ SEE t S FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEIIS DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE SERVICE Rt1. 938·M Stcond St., Pom•roy IT'S HERE ·6 4~ Sign,,On · · 7.00 ~ t.rodl1. " ' 1, , l~ ~I 9.00 ~o"IIJft lloom · li'o•••• 10 ao Tl)!as~~~: Hun$ •. , . It oo orl;~ PI-Ice' iJ •Rlght' ' 11 30 T~uth or Conse11uenres named the ~st musical entertain· mcnt on television, w1th a special Shores " .. Comed1an Hope. recently ba~k from HuS5ia. took the PeabOdY. Award for an outstandin& contrl; butiQn to mternational under· standing. Ht was ta11ed lbe "wiseeracking, ever-cheerful ll)'hJ· bol of an abundant and goodnatured land" G,!ljiain Kangaroo, Bob Keeshan in re:a,l H)'e, was cited &l "virtually tbe o~ly genuine fhU· dren's program left on l)et,.-orll: television-certainly the onJy one which puts the welfare of th• r.bll• dren ahPad of thlt of the ipO• sor." . ·, ' r~rogram on "Easter" we" by Mra Rol-~rt Deegle. Refreshmenls wer.J served to 17 rnem llers. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Hart honored the1r son, Gerald, on blii l5th birthday Sunday evening with a supper. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Chelter Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre M1· and Mrs Linley Ha!!'l and children, Earl Hart and Jaml's 1 1\.llen Relatives at the home of Mrs, Grace JIVIden for the rua.eral ol ~er hrothcr, Herman Lovett of Mmersv1llc were Mrs Gertrude Long and Mr and Mrs. Walter MPmhart, Huntington; Mrs. A:-t Lovell ami Earl Malone, Cint"•n rliJtl, Mr cmd Mrs Harold Wetber~oll Gulhpohs and Mn. Cht~or l ~s Ji\ollleq and daughter, AthenS'. Pete Wolle, son-ln-law and da.l· !hlcr Mr ond Mrs. Clarence Pm·· ,ons or Columhus and ~frs Che~1er Simpson visited Mr Wolfe'1 u.stcr, Mrs •~dward Cunningham who 1s sr nously lll m a hospital 1t Charleston FIRST ELECTRIC WATCH HAIIA/LTO/V Curt L~ I 8Million Opened COL~US UP ·- ~t,te Department of H1gbwa:yt ~Y opened bld!i for seven WJIY con&tructlon projects coat.iruil more than el"ht million dollars. Three of the pro;ieets were on tbe inter· state highway pro1ram. One of tho lnter.t•te projeeto, ror constrnetion of a 3.'7 mlle sec· tlon of the Ohio Freeway '" miles eut of Delaware, "'' the fmal Delaware Count)' 1ectlon of the freeway in the county. The John R. Juraenaen Co of Cincinnati was the apparent lnw bidder for the sN!tion with $2,193.33. State estlmate w" $2,517,300. Other interst~te pro~ts by 1 county, were: ·~ Medina, construction o( a 3 8 mile sectiOn of the Ohio Freeway eut of Medina, the htet Klf!· w1t Stns Co , St L0\1111; ._ftd the ~ Condon-Cunningham Cq., Cleve· land, $3,689,198.44; estilnate, $3,· 818,000. Licking ' and Muskingum, constructiOn of a 3 5 m1le ~trip of V S. 40, the last section of tbe Kirkersville-to-Hebron traffic re· lief route, Codell Construction Co, Winchester, Ky, $t,7~4.788.7l, estimate $1 ,823,500 Other profects, by county, were Preble, construction of two bridges on Ohio M3 near vfest Alexander, the Manix Bros, Co, Greenville, $228,4'3 81, estimate $265,100 Alum, construction of 11 steel beam br,lgde over the Auglalze River on OhiO 81 west of Llma, R. J. Klnstle Co., Delphos, $63,· 783 34. Lorain, widening a hall·mile of Ohio 58 In Lorsin, Ohio , Lorain, $94,299.27 s. 62 ois 7;~ ' 10 '00 ~ 10 3U ' The Evaneeline Chapter OES,I (D-~ M ; ,,.,, '""' Middleport, wilt, .mt•J;• 'IYlY.'lP!Y -N. H.) ·, evemng at 8.45 p m afii!r Com· --·---=~·· mumon services at the church w1th Beulah JoQe'l, Wortl'y Matron, and Allen Hughes. WorthY Patron pre siding. Plans are to he made for '8\11 lvelvit BriCid•l' the Masoruc- dmner to be set vcd Mr and Mrs Marvin W.oJ~~r on Tuesday, April 8. and daughter of East Shade were Sunday guests of Mrs. Erft~ Watson. NIW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs. DlCk Ritter have A &On, )lark Stephen, wa~; born to Mr and Mrs Okey Va.1 returned to their home after Meter, Jr, on March 31 at the spending tho· winter with then· Schaekel Clinic The baby wcigb son-in-law and daughtel , Mr. and ed 8 lb 4 oz. Patern~l grandpar· Mrs Jack W.eatherman ents: a~ Mr and Mr.s. Okey Van :Mr. and Mrs John Hayes ot Meter Sr, and f\laternal grand· Chester were Sunday guests cf parents ore Frank Young ami Mr and Mrs Gerald Vwlet Mrs Mrs. Juanitn Rayburn all of ~la ­ M1ldred Caldwell. local, W:l ~ son. The Van Meters h<~ve one also a guest at the V1olct home other ch1ld, a daughtt•r . Vance "Iillhon~ is home from a I P'ltkcnbur< hospital , Where )' hJ .r. ... . underw~nt surgery for an tnjul'cd REVIVAL UNDERWAY shoulder ' J• fl revival is bemg held now at Mrs. rianX:1e • Pic:~em and dautbe cttUroh of Christ in Chrislla:t Nnomi and Mrs. WiL.Ite~ Union at Hartford With a d1tfcr and da!J~bter of Recdsvill~:.' f'nt mimster deli~ermg th1• se+: were Sunday guesti or. -Re\! dnd . r(loo each e.vtf)'lmg) Sf'l'\'Jc('s hcMrs w W Bragg. g'lh ot 7 30 each evehint and the MNI Carl Watson and children public is IDY.tted -to-· attotnl!t. o Dayton 1~ spendm~ the wet:k here w1th Mrs. Effie Watson ~nd P,!I4YER 1ERVtCE other rclatwes A mid Wrek pre-Easter prayrr 11ervice w11l be held at the Hart rord Baptist Church on Wedncs· day evenlna: at 7·30 Everyone ifi welcome and inv1ted to attend Rev. Newkirk wlll deh~cr th.· message. Hear ,,;~'Sfietitlari W8,1 Stephen at900AM. at ~t. Joho's Catholic Belle, W. Va Bun .li in Belle Cemetery. Mur~:ar near Co., Waverl)', $50 1 Hill of l:liUO, eolbnale, $611,1!00. C~n~tFuotloq Mr ond Mrs. B~bby !'ly•·acust were dinner gueah ~o: his parents, Mr. and Mt·s. Albert IIIII, Monday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Thorla tmd family ot Chandlersville, 0 , spent the wee kend with her mother ~1ra Freda Bentz and son Thorlief Mr and Mrs George Sayre of Monnra. Pa, were weekend guests ' WASHINGTON UP'-The Vel· or hb mnLhcr, Mrs. Camll11 erana Administration at.attered u Suyre ~ M• ~ ~ Donua HUldorc ~as illl lot of fal1e hopes today. It said tt Isn't true that it lo rlVI'I night guest Sundny or Ml!lll holding 80 millipn dollan In No; Simi on BoM ot Portland. tional Service L1fe In.~Urance prttRc\'lval services which are now mluma waltma for veterana to In progl'CS$ at the East Letar; claim their •hares. A delu&e of poatcartl FftUtltl Church wilt continue this week. [Of dlvlden<IJ has swamped tb~ VA alnee the lncotre 1:t repo! t was published . Vet Staffers Shatter Hopes Of Bonus Claim CHOICE SLICES . River-Flood Bi1l W.uHINOTON 1!1! -The !louie hao a~PIO•otl 111 voiee vole •• omoe<a:, I nlbua ~111 1o iuthorJze ti,.T8.8111.· 11Q0 ill i'lv.r, bubor 1!1\d flood con· ii'OI 1rt.leete. Tbe bill carries no ljilii\Od~te luridl t.. tbooe pre.-~ •' (WHOJ,E HAM ·- 55c lb. I COOICID ····-~l·TOIAT " A&P SUPEM£1~HT .. WHOU HAM .... 12 to 16-!t.B. SIZE .., 2 ~~::8 39c lb. I .. • 'li ' 'l~ ~· PJ,pture , ,. , !-f:,. ~~.,F . 6·45 NB.C ~W!! , • , 1,1; 1 -3.m.~- r 1 ·7QQ (,Wblrl;rbinU :\ ._.:~"'~"'1:. 7:~0 "Jle 'lac Dou1111· • ..;lo:•Otih ' 8.00 You 'Bet Y-OUt' 'W '-r : N~w.s 8!!0"' 1frarmet'"'~a ·k(if1! ~' · ~"''' k '\'!' V:t"t.!:f:"'!.l lr. 'Y,~1;:i"t ~tt'l.-IJ1 " .. "'"" ·~·~'"' (;b~,,w,vr ~:30,) Ford ShOW ':t ~·;o:~ ~~P' hiJ.II 10:00 Rosemary :.€-lsO.ae,rl ~k~ ~ 10:80 Jane' Wyrnllftl ,Sli'O'W".l't · 11:00 News liP1dllnaj·.Y.."" ff; d ·ll:IO Weathoreast ·~ • _, ' U·J5 The Jack Faar 1·00 Bip 0111 '" I . '• • • . \ .Z.LB. PKG. • • • • lb. PAN BEADY e Channell - Wednesday Cha~nel8-~fiji$·~ 7 59 Sign' On H9udalbeldt 1pent' wltlt her ·grandparMr~, Elmer Houdi ~·IJtl. Efilaln Kang•roo ' . , 8·45~~ol!flf*:ilews .r ~ -. t 9:QO Morning Show ' 10·00 G~I'TY, ,)loore ~ 10 30 Rate? .Roasting . . """" . .:.................!! Chickens S5c 1.19 Cut-Up Chicken Parts . " WCHS·TV 8 00 Capt.ln Kangaroo 8·45 CBS News 9.00 Morning Sho\\' 10 00 Garry Moore 10 30 How Do You Rate? 11.00 Arthur Godfrey 11:30 Dotto 12:0Q News at Noon 12:15 . cove of 12·30 Se>reh tot 'tomorrow 12:45 GUiding L,ight I-OQ K•tle's Kitchen 1.30 ' As The World Turn1 2:00 Beat the Clocll: 2:30 Hou1eparty '" . . CRANBERRY l!enY or Whole ••• ~~~~~l~j~ Rife ha~ '~elurn~ borne Vetefans Hospital ' . ir. - 6 to 8-LB. Average • • • • • .. ~b.3·9c Tender Breasts - 65'~ lb. Legs and Thighs 59~ 11. Tender Wings • 33~ . ib. ' '' GOLDEN .. . FIRM RIPE Life .:._................. 45c 1~. ' 3:oo ' ··ri1* PlyMr' '; ·· • ••. 3:30 4,00 4:15 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:30 6 45 , '!'~• \~(lli~\ b ,YP!Ill , ·Brighter Day •· Secret Srorrn Edge of Night Record Hop MGM Earty Show Your Esso Reportel Sports Parade MAINE KATJ\HDIN U.S. No. I-SIZE "A" SALE of .FFEE Potatoes !lb;trfeld's:;, at " Meigs,Cou.tty Newi,~ : '\ . , ~ •; ' ',, ' Arrest.,d·By ·1 , · aily ' except SunJay' d II County Officers On XENIA. 0. UP - Pollee ond Greene County Sheriff's officers arrested a Columbus man Mondi!Y reported to be "a wheel" in this atea's numbers racket WJEH Frankie Wade, 42. was arrested on U. S. 42 n(lrth of Cedarville enrou!l! to Columbus ol(er alleged· ly pleklllf up numbers slips. Wade waa earrylna sUps representmg ' ~. \.'\) 1..• , ", 9;,3~,, Niqe ·ThUll' l"•wsn:el.· 9 45 Momln1 Movie · · 11;00 Mventures In Loarnint 11:50 Nel<bboro 12:05 Noon Newo 12:15 Llhoraoe 12:45 Movie Quick Quiz 1:00 The Gretchen Wade Sh011 ):SO Movie Matinee 3:00 Amerienn Bandstand 3:30 Dd Yott Trust Your Wife? Amerlean handstand Wlld Bin Hickok Mickey Mouse Clu~ 990-... . . I .. - . ~ ' SAVE lOe .. • Choke I Ftavon Spedll - BeJUiu l'rke- 7$c . ll 000 Watt~ I" "ir' •• Little Girls IAMIPARKIR.LARGI laster $2.99 Patent StrGps TO · Babies .... 3 lo 9 Cbll~ren's . , . . 8'h to 3 Hove ,Y~~r f;lothft Cleaned' $4.99 ..S'tER! ..,..,. , . ON tSATU.IlO·~·( ~ Boys' ·Oxfords ... I •' ""'' ' Sizes 8~l to 3 ,·, ···· · $2.99~ tt $6.t$' ' Slz-' 3~ tt' 7 :~ · · ·, ·: '$~.J9. . .... ttJ7,.1, ~A f ' l ,\ I ·, Rous~~ Shoi;:St6l'e 1, 1 \ 1 1 •~;;I • ·: \ ~~ " tF ic:NE(:ES.S .l¥1 ;:~ " ,,.' .... ~ ' ' , ,. I~ ~ " dz. Marvei'ICE ·IILMONft" . Food Sale! . -~ ··~ •J.Vbrr·j ~ ""' FROM NEARBY FARMS • • • • On Your · Rsdlo...Dlal Oflicera aald Wade did not haV. the money for the slips but he mthe money was being m man whd fhud Lenuce 2 : 39C ,MIXED SIZES .. Unclassified • . ,p,t'A,M ,. , ~ ,. Chdliniif,Y~~~"~·~ 12.10 o:~o Sikrr' ~ • 'W®fll~ s CBISP AND SOLID IIIG Z4 SIZE 50 .: 2.69 With The L B ananas 2.1b. pkg. $1.95 . . (Jim) Porter .~ , construeon ~}$ ~~ ~0~{\ife 0 IJenfy Playhouse News Hf!adhnes ,. 1Weathercast , ·~H , The Jaeli. Paar Show ' . 1.00 Sign O[f 12 TO FlJI.L n.oo il'au · - ·. :.~ 12:00 Tic 12 30 It Could Be You 1.00 Mld,llay News , · ,,, . 1 15 Molliet1me ~ rr :. 3 0() Matinee Th~it'r •, ',tf1'1 l 4.(•J ' QueentO"'JDaf,' .,~,'~~. ·:. 4 45 Modern ilotnlln~ ~"!':;{ ,;;,.f·, 5:00 Comedy Time: ' • ~( . •; 1 5:a'l Spinacb PJa.y~ .!l-,1(1'1 6.00 F1att and SCr·~~~~ ~\ ~ i•'lk 6;25 Welllherean~·, , · ,; 6.30 9 00 Kratt· Theattr- •• Tbe wao House Shouts In 9:ij0 "oDof!ll.. 'n In !tolland on a·royal ylil~ " 9 00 N..:ws Pirtqre 6:45 NBC N~ws ,• 7;,QQ ~oot1 ao~ ,~~ , 7:;!6 , wa~n Train . . , , ' ~ 8·30 Fother· ~•li"wg..n.~u ed b ""rOd tho world In a car. Quup at time of hlo ntum -.ll'AA t:.25 Weathcrcast Sev~p Road Totalling Oirer Abo~t Her Ex.Suitor untary exile durlnl whlob be 12 00 Tic Tao Ouugh 12·30 It Could Be You 1·00 M1d·Day News 1 15 ~Ioviehme 3·00 Matme., Theater 4 00 Queen for a Day 4 45 Modern Romanc:es 5 00 Com<;!dy Tilae 5·30 Spinach Playhouse 6 15 Sports Eye citation for "unfa1hng good taste irrepressible spirits and shce~ I ta lent" rile citation added ·'what TV needs, obviously, i~ The World's 1~, I were made. Mis~ Shore's NBC-TV show was • • • "Wbere Your Conlldenee Is Ju•tiCled" . E. MAIN ST. POMEROY : . •• ., 9:311 T~~,W~h -F•t•·~ ; • to:mf notfiti,Rl~n JYJ ...l • ' • 11frs T G HU!dore attendc•l 'he funeral of her uncle, W. C Burton at the Ewmg Chapel, Pom ,.roy , last Thursday ~f1ss Ruth Ellis of Columbus v1s1ted relat1ves here Saturday \1! ss Karen M~.:Kay of Ba.shan was ,. wef'kend guest or her ~ randmothrr Mrs. l61a Howell Mr• Huth Tucker spent thn weckflnd wtth Mr. and Mrs Hurluan Carson anr:l famll~. Belpre Mr and Mr~ C. E. Si!.flon of MJ!v.uuk cu, W111., wcr~ guests for ~t·vcrnl duy11 or Mr. and ~Irs Homer Jaccsud. Mr nn!l Mrs. Arthur Essington, daughter Curol and MISS Donnu Hllldorc, attended a ploy at Ohio Cn1vcrs1ty, Friday evening Tom Curt lg emplOyed in Pittsbill gh spent Lhe wcekcmd wltt1 h1.~ parents, Mr aml Mn Harry U. JEWELRY STORE .. whPn lhe :1nnual Geo~e Peabody <~wards t~ el(ft'liea.4!e radio and television brondedting I Phano 336-X Channel·3 ';' ~·ne,~dar McGraw and about a hundred more Dmah U't, Jottinelh-Kimball, tne, ~ The Racwe Food Market chang Llt':dnJtOo Ave., New York ctt1. ed location and ill'C' now In lht> US, N.Y. Clover Farm Store bUJidm~. Ia ered &6 steono elo.ss n.otlln1 formerly the Jake Gaul Store •atttr at ttl' post otftce at Pom Mr and Mrs Ottmcr Gru11m lfl),, Cbiu. moved mto theu· nPw home al ~nt'l!llt:rlotton tate.· Dellven bf Middleport. 'l'hej will hold an earner where available 30 eentl auction Suturriay April 5 at 10 A jH!f we..1"::; one year in advant'e at M at the Old Pell cl Homeste:~d !he Daily Sentinel office, $15.60; I wh1eh they 110ld l'ecently to Mr tll mt:1ths S7 so· th,.ce monttu, und Mrs E::rl Holl1•r J3IJO dy motor r-Jute where avail· 1 • tbJe: or.e nu:mt~ $1 By mall ooe Holy WEek is hE"m !'{ obsero;e,J Jtar $8. Ri" month!\. $4.25; three w1th a serv1ce ~ach evcnmg lit mon'hs S~ ~I'; one mcnth, Sl. L~1· Mcthodisl Church and Goo~ Publis., .u every afternoon ex· Fr1day servu·c will bt• he-1<1 there tept S\lndav by The Ohio Valle}' Fr1day at 2.15 p m ' Pertinel, Too, at 110 M8tipmc The Fa1thu l ServJnls Sunda~ St.. Pomeroy. 0 Buslnes!l_,...6"ffice St bool Class of the Bap!lst Church pboru 388. ~"Morial office phone met m tb~ rhnreh basement J9T F11day cvcn1nr, ncvollon~ am' ' r~L£YIS,y, ,, . NEW YORK UP - Dmah Shore, Rob Hope, nnd C;,tplaill !\01>2aroo. shored indiYldual 1 honors J / ,, 9Jorioua cold cake, ahapecllike an ~t era an~ ~tvt.b wltb tern= pmk,icinc, A•w..et ~·~ inan~~'~*e~ '•••.be&utifq)ly · I ' ' t ' ' · :.~PARKER~ tiC& Of 6, :_laster ,Egg -~15 55c Fresh.babd individual cAkes. coated With lulciQ!ii kina: ••• e.dl wltb a cute candy chick on top~ ' . ' 'lz GAL PKG. 65c �April . , f!AMILY I!IIGifl'S ·• .#.olult Tjd<tl~ Ad,.;ts •!;or or Tr~ ·Full {jifil!IIIQR Il~!iUXE! ·" 1 d.iarq<uut. · • • , • Barr and Randall Tac~e(t fQrtif.l' "We're working on laying OJlll the ratoh!nJ departpl'ent but ilut in -a <4PY oeo-.;ner of lh,e foo;t. none of thol]l h;\ve ', 1\Rd .much ball f~d." ,._.ortctl Coach Veo· perience with mitt or bat. narL ''lf rain ever stops, we'11J Other positions: · exp~r1ence. t •btwc one 'SOOp .~' Third base- J..a,rry C<irson, Jim Coaeh .J im Vennari gree ted ,a ; Tlie J\ed Dc.11ils are ,well . but· Bill Hob&tettJ!r. squad or 25 players, g1ve or take , 1tressed .witlf can,UdlltOS for all Shortstop- Jim Goode, ·J,:arry 8r ~HET TANNEHILL a co"p\c of Wm!ld·be M1cky nine ·posi1ions. But •ftJlly ,a 1'e.w a! Hoffman. Mlntles, two week.ol ago but 1 them hi~$~ ..muq,h f.'XJWrience in Second b.W,_.,~g'-' ,tlJI:at;We. greeting wqs all he wa~ able to lp.st ~ea.r.:'s abbre~,iated seasQil Dilv•d Martin, arid ·Ronl,llll illfe, Regional Sports Notes: · muster. Rains and cold weather which was dec1dedly short on en· (if RiCe's re~nt ~ppen4~~Y Moonbew .Cl1Uerd .J~epo~ts Lionel BoW has nothing on have eli1~mat~d all . except the tries in ~h~ win s1de of the box per1.nits) '·' 1 ,, bim: he's dug into his own encyclQpedia .0£ basebp.ll and cow~ •most rudunoo\ary Lnst~e 1dri,lls, o! score. F1rst base-(Turner, Dugan), up with ·the figure "15" as the num-ber of baseball players of on ~mall patches of f1rm groun I D!g Roger Turner, a junior, ~ plus Dav.1d Q'\rJiOI} Jitrul JI.QY ,Pter ·M · G·"' dM C t' i h ' d th big t· outs1de between showers. ·r.·1Jand's Jn athletics and .wi)l be means. e1gs, , iW..I~a, ~n ~son oun 1es 0 ~~ave ma e e Jme. Last year was the first ·time . No. 1 p1tther, the coadh Shortest stint m maJO!~: .one of the Layne br~thers of . New a number of years the wester:: hopes. Forced out of football 1 The .OYifi•kl Haven who appeared lD one game lon.g enougu jj() go hitless school fielded a baseball team. ~~th 4lu cuwwiclttjOcnS, lind .c,lea;r The outer ·pastures will be in two times at bat. But MQon hasn't had time to write ~}lis After working all kinds of •·:rn· out of basketball, Turner mig)Jt populated by three ~lected tr!'m TyraOf ' "'A:J'!JA!l~·. QF 'I'ME ~RAB ' ,MQNSTE.IIS" - ,. 1also- 'WOT .OF T.ltiS ·EiiRTH" . - a:SOWalt .llisQey l'eaturette "DISNEY U.N.D 1,1. S. A." (40 Minute~ o( fU "''' Tlton• .& f'rl. Cary Grant Delight) April U Jayne Mansfield "IUS$ TMEjl I'.PII ~· JTe®Qicolor..Cioenuu;cope) - also -~_ar._, 1Vid.mark Donna Reed . "8"C KLASH" · (ln Teehnicolor) ST. ALBANS. W. Ya. UP-Hot ·Rod Hundley's All-Stars, ·bolsU!rcd bv Charlie Tyra or the ·New York. Knickerbockers .and Tommy Kearns of 'North Carolina, meet -a team of e~:- West V1rginia Slji.te ylayers Wt.dnesdp.y mght at 1:30 in the opening game 1-6th ann~al Sportsman ball tourDa:ment. of l'libt Basket· , · Rutland Hjz_~ $,dipol wHI qpeJ 1 1 its second DB.Seball season in ma,dem .t1me~ T,ttw-11day ~t .W:a· , luuna ,wlth a \big ,and wUling , squad but one that is short or The ·Uni\{ersity or Kentucky sen iors tackle a team composer\ complete findings to us and so be wants Boggs :to pr.esent the ,gtes"' for equipment, the club io 1 fairly well .Provi_ded this year ex· of Ohio Umvers1ty and Miami o( final rounduP . OU third baseman Charle Stobart of Middleport too... 'off "PI .for m•.nor ttems such os re· Ohio players in the nightcap. . Y .,.. · • gulallon sh1r,ts and caps. SKATE-A-WAY EASTER PARTY Soturdoy, April 5th, 7:30-11 p.m. RACES PRIZES BALLOONS FUN FOR ALL' SPORTS "DESK Rod's Five · lgSquUd'f Rutllnd.T The DaUu Sentita~l EVERYONE WELCOME! lng8 Open Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Even Sat. Matinee Skating Instructions 1-3, Sun. Matinee 2·4 again. .\ND MANY OTHERS Come While The Selection Is Good Metropolitan Auto Sales PHONE 80451 Open Evenings Unlll9 P.~l. At Traffic Light In Middleport !. \ ' . ... ~ l' ' ·' ,, .. ·' ,FLYING HtGH <' .' A ,KITE WITH EACH pun.ching Ricardo ' .MIDDLEPOIT T~p , · · The Mason Elementary School basketball (eam won the first Bend Elementary School cage tournament held at \Wa. hama High School last week when they defeated Hartford by a scoreof21·17 in the finals. hi'!) o£ 26·12. D1rec1or of the tourn:tnH'nt ~<'Ore W.l~ Johnson Clowns In Globers' Win CLF.VELAND UP - Left end Bill (/uinlan Tuesday was the first nn•mher .o( the Cleveland Browns to turn in a signed rontr·act ror the 1958 profcssionul footbatl se~­ son. Quinlan doveluiJrd into one of the Browns' key defensive linemen l11st y£•ar. He was one of l.'il rookies on the squad. TOLEDO, 0. UP - Andy John·. son sparked the Harlem Globe· OPEN W.ITH K!NT trotters to a '76-69 victory over the COJ.UMBLJS UP ·- Ohio State's College AII·Stars baskctbnll lt-!atn here Tuesday nighL, clowning all unbl!aten baseb111l team opens its home season Friclny against Kent the way. Sl<ltc, f1·esh from a southern tour Johnson poured In 2D points. in whtch they won nine straight The AU-Stars were !eel by Vern wa mes, and boast a nearly air· Hatton with 11. The Hur!cm team tight defense that )llayed error le~ led, 42-40 at trie hair. bull in Jive contests. $150. 0" ;, ~. Adam Hot 1ht WO!IId't 8est Seller For G,.dUGtion f11lf t'!l:ur -6Nd 3 realizing Moreno that More~o a,nd Black Trousers ln Linen and Wool ,cor• .co~rt l Secpnd Po.,.'V ·Educators fn ~~~~~~~~~~~~~VjsitTuesday To WrighffjeJ.d Witl!ers, Point Plea· , ., !lant High teacher, met a j . fourth public school ailministr~· l O,rval Wtles, .Cub Master, call· from Huntinglon ·E uj High I ep the meeting to .or,der and de .. ~ I·Seltool Tuesday tor an cwerniJht · ~'sponded b~ , clappi~ 0 their to Wright·Patterson Air Hands accordmg to thtUr nu.m· lim, D.ayton, .0. ber. Teddy .·Morarit,. and, Eddi' Stark led in th~ etedgf to tho They were guest8 of Flag, in ·tbe ,flag ceremony. I O~Y'Iii ISonltillCENTSmonlbly A DAY for SO c1ayt, . P&JlDOIIII a& or repay evea 1.... 001>t per day, . s•~IAL !IWOTIVE , lleplar ...,..... people wllo .., be temporarily llld oft work may IIH uo oar money sorvleo aow. We WIDt j;o bo of laaaolll 181lalaa110• .011111 to 1tallt: to JOD UJ' tbu. lii!>.Ybo ~lilt I ud...ver ,... ia Ill < Jt tua u... ille -~~ ..... a.p.,. ~a~er .. ,........ QUICK LOI-NS UP 'TO $1000 11ubJ«>t lo oarllbenl 010411opp!Onl. Small Pay.;Jr,,,,.cl..de All Coorre• •t that gov,Oinnoeni and planned -.to return ,:alter.noon. ,/iiiiA¥1 llrennatt CLEARWATER, Fla. UP Steve Bllko\ed lhe Cincinnati Redlegs lo a Jl-2 victory over 1he Philadelphia Phillie• here Tues- n"CM·llmlrtl Fl•· - 1~7,. 1 ttop!Nl W•li:Me ·~P.,!.!d' SPECIAL ' 144, ClnciMotl. Ohio (5]. 100 o.nlr once . 79c: to $3.98 s·T·: AR K '.S, E, MAIN ST. ~iiiii~~~~~iii!iii~;;ji~ eight runs off Curt · Simmons IJ'Qd.~y llie Retia meet ·tbe lroit TlitL", at Tampa. BOWLING ,$qQU~UIS . UJ COUNTY LEAGUI Rlgh Threo Game Ind. 91•~ wort)ly, ~94. ' ' Htan Single Game, Clllworthy, fl1ker1 . . A &kit on Prospectors and ,Eskimas trading gold and interrub,ted bY a. l.Brge Alaskan brown ·t;J ·r , preSented bv Den Sev· Five pre.sented ·their 1 "S:afety lo TQ.e Home" I" they Will give at Pt. PleaDen Six also ga~e tbcir I~h•eme "Fire Safety." A special meeting ~ oJ den .mo· l t::~r~: was announeed by Mr. li for Thursday at 7:80 P. M. uttr Egg Color .Rif .. · : 15c ~iLLY •lEiNS .. · · · · .. · · .. :· ~ .... · ,kg; 29c . .ASKm1 ''"'·:.·.'15c up GRASS · · · · · · l5c. ~. ':trh ' Firot llaptist Church. Wjde Selection Of ER CA,RDS di~play were ,, IHI MOlt IIA\IIIIUI· WAfCHD IINCI TIMI iltiAII ' ' . _3£.-L.L--l. ,)- an .Eskimo vii· with dogs, sled.i, a kayak, .:m. animals found ill Alask.~t, IE:~~~· spears, anintal figure;; ic-1 from soap, snow goggles, i\ ;t ~to~• of gold nuggets, an Eskimo and an Alaskan flag by DEir Thrtle displayed an Eski· viU•IIe and ,tOtem pole arvl Four, an E~imo village an~ physic'! ¥atpre mpp 91 homer by Hirry Ander~ robkie ·Orland ·Pena aner le((ooat pltohed shutout ball · ·t..,tf' . D~n ru'D11 Carne on six innilil•· to Eddie Stark. Cubmaster uk for volun· set up. booths at the Na&rmoy, Pt Pleasant, 1 and volunteerinr.: W'riMht, James Oliver ·Ch>>rle& Werry. ST.UFFEb EASJ'f:R ,;!NUIAN since he began 'oiling 1d 19aG. fired a 97 here ·Monday, with ~he day with 1two home runs that aid first hole·in·QDe. brought in 'lo\lr runs. U80dorahis null)bcr 11\tte jron Swoyer to sink Bllko'll first homer Wl!l In the a hoie·ln·OQQ o• .\!le 180-yard, par third when the Rcdlel(!l scored three, No. I~ hole at J!~iversity , . three runs, and his second came in the five-run seventh lnnlng. Links. ' 'Jljle Redlegs· collected 10 hits ' ' ' :39c:,up 79c to $3.98 . HOL!·IN·ONI Fll!ii.!>L Y broke,~ . EASTER BASKETS WHinJANS e OLD OOMINI,ON , COLUMBUS U!' - Bob Swo- yer, who had )l~.iilt ,t&~IIY FollowJng group singing, were presented Jotl Joey Freeman, Jimmy Mike Sprouse, Lanny Booth and Dick ,1'Bobe.at" awards. were •presented to Logan, Sean Mullen, Sk1p Joey Freeman and Johnny Goodwin a Wolf gold arrow e_nd David Goodwin, Wolf : and silver arrow points. A award .was given Larry .Mat>kin and Bear gold anr1 .8ilvcr , .FJUit alld NUT EGGS (It Drinks!) · Bahama~t WATCHES ·98t: ·UiP 'l; Old D.omiluoi loxed Candy $2.00 up CIUC.\Gj) ~ ,.,,. ,Morlo,ll, 14,, Chlcego knoclcecl oUt bon W•ll•r, 143, Mlnneopolls (7). ·aGiii y,...h' l .. Gome, ·Smith~ · • ; • ~.!!. championship, Bilko Blasts 2 Homers Ia f..2 Redleg Victory FOR YOU NOW ln;lli lllln•te• COSTS . ~Force i~ :a ~~r ·of ' c.,,, ' . ·.tt ~ ' '' ' COURT ST. ' POMiliOY SrtfFLER'S - POMEROY, OHIO and dog.~ made of pipe cleanel'l!, ~ith. a lafge totem pole predommatm ~ were displayed by Den Six and Den Seven had en E.Rkimo vi!· lage, a large totem ~o.lc, Alaskan flags and small individual tolel):l poles. Safety projects were also displayed by Dens Three, Four, Five and Six. totem 1 poles, sleds Easter Dresses Plaids • ''best" Easter Sunday, jp MEN'S DRESS DRESS SHIRTS 1.99 & 2.9$ sPORT cons SLACKS lmported wools in stripes, plaids and Big Selection mixtures. Smoll Boy• FULL COIJNf WHITE BROADCLOTH · handsome BOYS' I TO lfl White is rithC for Easter! And .we've )t in Ianwus "Fruit of the LOom" Broadcloth Sl!irts at fl.99 ·-· and in "Tr\I·V~" ,at ~.1151 Sim 14\1-17, All' Sleeve 1 $12 95 · 0 $5.91 lengtbs! 1~.::::...~~-~ ·· $4.98 to $8.95 Hew Spring Styles1 Mix or Match your ''Sunday Best" ~l or sport. jackel --- we'\le these slac s in a wide rang~ of patterns and colors to suit e'VCry taste --- for dress or e&S<11<11 wear! MEN'S FELT tfA'IS . $U8 and $5.91 - ·-. $4.98 to $1.95 With SPRING WEIGHT Brand new arrivals ___ the smartest, .softest, ·finest felt hats ever --- in ev~ry 1new shape and style! Tans, greys, browns, blues. All sizes. t Sport Jackets DJsters M.EN'S POPUN $10;95 POPLIN .. Hats '$2.99 to $7.95 MERCIJSqlNDON .RiS$ .SHOP · st. . Pomeroy IOYS' SPORT COATS $7.95 ~ $10.95 $8•95 IOYS' IRESS aid ~,011' SiHIIU $t-98 ~ lOJ,S' Sli.CKS l~.tfl ~· u.t.s eJIIa~l< eTan . ' 98 $5• pr. Styled for action --- full-cut wi~h. ~m- The men in the family will ple swing .room for spring. ad1v1hes: , step out proudly Easter, iD Wp.ter-repellent poplin, full ztpper, slash, ba0010me new shoes like pockets, adjustable 2--button cuHs. Red thete. Both Father and Son or blue. will find just what tbey like ALSO IN WHITE NYLON i~ shoes, here. eiOYS' -· $3.99 aMEN'S -- $4.91 !_1:.._._------------~ MEN'S Made w.. Dad'o' '. · beautiful seleetien. fift(f ·iOX · · · ·· · 49c ··- in tliu!s l\2 · : Eoster Baskets 29ct sueteh. MEN'S EASTER filled with assort<!<! TIES·· $1 ' SPORT SHIRTS Short Sleeve, S·M-L Asst. patteTns and colors. and Nylon Pattens -SdWs Children of aU•ag;;•,.'ral· for our gaily u• ed Easter basket! ehocolale bunnies dellcious. candy eggs. Roi!liis, Cottons ~,fou&ards MEN'S BOYS' JUJTS •Bro.wn ''Burgandy Sizes ·6-16 Sizes 36·40 Easter MEN'S E&J 1MtESS BOY~~ $3.99 $2.99 up Seeflnd MEN ~S Ml,xturt'l sport coals like these. Both Fat-her a~d &on will find just ~hat tMy want tn style, pattern and color, here. OTHERS . Matching • The men of the family will look their to $'1.49 PI(J(ENJ ~ ' »tripes Charles Burt visited Mvnday evz· ning with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bauer and daughter, Chester Road Mr. anrt Mrs. Willidm Lehew, Mr11. William Theuner and Mn. Theodore Lehew were visitors m ·~ . . · , ( Phillip Sisters $19.95 Davis Middleport. I· ,:;qht Re,JJrts steek hou11 In c.-Ufomlt only • mil• frctm Santa Anita r~e• trHk. 24BMembers teceiveCubAwards Scout Pack MiP Joyce Ann Ebersbach i~ 24& ~pentljng a few d~ys wit.h Mr. and High School, Ptinoipal Clydll reguln meeting l\fon- Mrs Cbarles Buck. M·r. and Mrs. Charles Burk an d 1 ~:~·~:~o~~~rl:w~ahama ·High School d~;~;;::~g at •the Senior )liglt I EASTER SUIT Bonnets & Coats SPORT COATS Cub Scout Pack P,inclpal James •Diehl of Porn· .a neutnl cor.ner and aga1n stag· gered hilH to take the round on all cards. Cheering Ends But that en~ed most of thl' I cheering so far as the supporters ol' Moreno were concerned. 111 the -climactic third round Bassey followed up his: second· , round advantage, sinking hLS fist "into Mm:eno's midriff and t~en lpUpwing ,qp with looping bl<jws to the head. ~ The knockout punch. w1n1 a bat· tering right to the head that sank Moreno to his knees, and he lh,~n keeled over sJowlv on his bat::k Asttirt'l Tripllc:at•. T~at year, in hla own c~ru:-r tao, ht W9n tt. N-.w Yoric turf ~ · writers award f~r t1te f'1:QrUI time (1940 was his flrol] .for out~tond· lng riding achMvment• ..And 11 laft •s 1957, h ttllt ,WII ICCIPI· , LOS·'"NII •.k~S - H..on lng an oc:casl""l mavnt. sey, 124, Nlgerle, knac:ktd out Rl· Whottvor hJfflnod .t.o a.oll .ur.do Moreno, ~1.24~1.• ~ttxlco 13Jem11? Now 40, ht qp~r••• • ret•l._•d th• world f11therwelght · Gloves e Neckwear JEWELRY fOR HER MEN'S Imp. Woo1 MEl-t'S SHO, 8 Cords Special Purc.hasel L&Z awkward·loo~"g SowardJi PARADEotEASTERV ' · ., hio; SOCIETY '(Uestl of Mr. and Mrs. Bcnt.H! Ponn. Mrs. R. 0. Bunon -lf Burling ham. who ha5 been ill the pa ~l Parkersburg Monday £·vening. week is sloWly improving Mr. and Ml'll. Allen Osborne and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Burnsi•14' of Athens and friend from Cir.. daughter, Barbara Kay, Newell cinnati visited Sunda)· wilh Mrs W. V.a ., were week end guests ol. ht•r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chorles Florence Burnside. Mr. and Mrs. W1Uiam Pulllrt· Eh!in. Jr., and family. Mrs, Ebli left Tuesdav for a vis!l with rell has been sir!<.:, but is now better11 tives in Columhu!'!i. They aJ~o calletl on Mr. and :.trs Willard Dill M .Tam!'stown, N R~t ~·a ul k, Pomeroy · Y., is the ~uml 'of hi ~ father John DiH and daughter. F.Jither Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie a:1d soils Charles and Allen, Mr. ar.C Mrs.' William B. Downie and son, I Billy, Mrs. Alice Chamberl:•i::, Mrs. ;Jane Louise Smith and Mr and Mrs. Patriek Lochary werC' EVERYTHING in Dunbar. W. \:a., Sunday to atFOR MEN & BOYS tend the funeral of Harold '!lralr bin. Mr. and Mrs. ,fames Shan . :t· and tamily of New::.trk were we<•!; end guests o£ Mr. and Mrs. Eslh Mossman, Minersville. Mrs; Harley Mossman who un· deNent surgery at Meigs Genera: Hospital is convalescing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore ancl daughters, Linda and Mrs.. Jcf frey Wilson were Sunday dmner guests Qf Mr. and Mrs. Verne ' 'Iitle !Us MIDDLEPORT and sol'\$, David, Danny and D:.r· rei! of Duncan Fall!! were recert With An ·•~4 ·l!l¥!n la.ntloo .J I chit! •bo.,;, wos to ,.,,,. an eanly jo~tlng r1ght to the head m th•) knockout. b,egqn Ulrowing powe.t·· third round to drop !M rul but punches ·lull .oo11nt otter ·~:58 m'"utes lhat ll•llS•Y IO'irl altenward m· ''"..'" ",...,''"eyn~::~ed to me he was ried ple'lty of authority. butter .man," Moren< .,id as The crowd was sent Into ltys· h1• wept unashumed in his dress· sterical cheers when M1.reno lf.t.ag· ing room. ger.ed -the shor.t er Bn.ssey midway · Q.ulck L:lke , .e,t 1n the rouJ,JP,. A'nd he fotlowcd "Tiley sa1d he was quick likr that up by .Pinning the eb.amp ~11 an~ Mt. and Mrs Emory Off Your What Became Of st•lcctcd fl'Celvcd a ll'lJ[,hy. In the ''onsol,ttion !lllmt• Nt•w Haven whirmcd Clifton !Jy ~. E1chin IZer celebratf!d their 59th wed· oJing anniversary reccatly with a dinner at the home oi Mr. and Mrs . Allen Eiehin~er Pajarito 'Ml· cussed the' bout. "But I knew At the ronc lu.,ion of lhc lour· I Ralph Sayrp while coaches for namr•nl inrlivitlual aw[lr ~l.s wcr" thf' h•nms worf.' ('hnrlic C&rr. M'l· qiven !!~ rnllows· he~t ~Pilrt. nn; Tnm Grinstead and Robert e. ut and hit h11rd- he did,'' Bobby lfj(·Jde, ll .<~r lfnnl; 1110',1 Roush, New H:wen: Don Smith points in one g<HtH', Unhhy Rm r ~h. 1tHI Al Sprnusr, flartrorrl; Ehnc-r New lluvcn; best team player Van Ma1rl' and Dnrmlrl Van Ma · .Jerry Hall, Hnrtrord ; mnsl 11altr· ·tre. flirt on BASIL JAit\15 able player, Danny .J efrcr.~. Mason By Unlttd Press Officials of the m••••l were Ray most point.~ in toumam~·nt Rohhy Jockoy :looll ,,..., rode In his Tucker and .Jerry Zirklr• referees Housh, New lh.~vcn (57). first race at 13 and ·.Won •• Mo Donnld MeK~nw>, ~rorcr·; l..arrv tional riding championship with Cho!icn on the all ·luurw.lmf'nl Hargra" '' ~ and (.('flllord Roush. 245 winners In 1936 at th1 ••• team were Tommy Ewing, Danny 1imer.~. of 11. Long ono of tho lop mo• In Jeffers, Bobby Rowland anrl ll 11rry ---~~ hi• prof"sltn, · ~·e ..iltftrWd the Surfaec, all of Mason: 'l'rrr·.r Army dvrintJ World w., II but llenry, l'lifton; Bobhy lloush uad cam• btc:k strong in ·19f6, win· Morrl,s Clark, New lluvrn; .Tern nlnu •rrtant othlts tM $100,000 Hull, Bobby ll1ckle :uu; Bohby Hollywood Gold Cup on Frod Greon, Hartrnrd. F.m·h pluyN Quinlan Signed ·' By Brown Eleven Mr. and Mrs. William Easter Outfit $2t95 lashing blows even though they · POMERO\ SOCIETY ''THE SHOE BOX ercd Moreno' bull-like rushes and 000. :.1 llar.tb E. Jlow~~J~n- Middleport SOI'Iety Editor ·- Ph•ne 8%09 Ultllle Qawkllll • J'omero)' Soetoty Editor - Phooe G%4f ": i"' P~ltt 'OF CHIU)dN'S SHOES ll/llph Snead of Ironton bas been named one of two South-, :reno as ••the better man" after ha~ him .in the second round." .eastern Ohio district cagers to the South team for the North· he scored .a lhtrd·round knockout T~e abt)IPt ending ·lert lh•• South All Star game to be played in Troy June 20 . One other o,vor the ·M. extcan ehatlenger. crowd of .around 17,000 fans al· .,., 1 th r d t t th Uti ,most gasping in astonishment. SE boy is to be named. Could ·he be ST Johnson? Why not? n e trst • ense 0 e '' The gate was eslimated at $220, :-'C---:=c::-- -·-·- - - - - , · he won laFt .fune, Bassey weatb· 10 1957 Two In Stock- Ford & Chevrolet 1956 Three In Stock- Ford & Chevrolet 1955 Two In St~k - Plymouth & Chevrolet '"! 1 • BUT THEY ARE NOT IMPOSSIBLE HERE . 1'': Moreno '\AU:IlCUrs: {" 'B' assey· ·To.ps' I\£t"r Absorb" KO Ia ThiFd .M 3S{)fl Elementary SCh00I Cops stoggere~ Metropolitan Auto Sales FI•~t Bend BasketbaII; Tourney In Middleport YOU'I.L GET A DEAl, YOU MIGHT THINK WOUI.D BE IMPOSSIBI,E ' be the key .11> a bj>tler <!l ..Qil in ' these-Pat ~ds, Jimll)y ' Graham; baseball It 'hls ·health cantinue.s Tom ~effers, Al;m Biddle, Mi~~ : to .pr.osper. Jlls .doctor ,has aaid· , acl Kmg, Roy erouser, Bill ·coy, "Go to it'.' Jimmy George or Bob Southern. today on a vacatJon tour with the .Bobcats through \Vest V:ir· "Bilt they want to play baseother pltthing hopefuls ::t~t• l Experienced hands back from ginia, Virginia, and North Carolina· for gat'hes with VirgiOia ball so badly this doesn't bother Darrell Dugan, wttl) .flri:o.or ex· 1 la~t Ye::tr on the squad includ~ Tech, Davidson, Elon, Duke and West Virginia Wesleyan. 'em much'', reported Vennari, perience last. year, 1nti a .fred~· I Btddl~i!, Dugan. Eads, Jim Goode, Stobart ~ a senior, a veteran .of last year's OU club as a :util· the PittJburgh P.irate summer man, Robert Lm)g. ~~ce Bro I Graham, R1fe and Tur-.httr. ' ity infieltler who got in a lOt of .playing time. H1tt1ng" "Well/' said C~cb 1 scout and professional camp in· gan1 a sophomor,, ltilao ,Will flhrow · .. ' . team opens its season Thursday ' tructor. ·•er ··'" ,n...._ .,pl't•"t'ng Marshall College's baseball . 1· ''"111'· m•.u,r., ~"!!!1 ~~ ·•• • Vennan • "Turner • Dugan ·'and. PGI.M·'14•-~ · t ~noo Park in a non-Mid-Amer1·can The Wahama gam~ had be~n wll,l mo~o to !>rat ~ 4114 ,.,n Each and Biddle look like \h• 1against Ohio Wesleyan u . carded f1r.st for Rutland~ dJta· .tra~ .w1th D11gan .at ~ Jbag. best wood men based on lard .In Conferenc~ game. . . . mond but Rutland to d~te has !Po ' BqL ·.Goode, tl..ob C.er;maq, ~.uaTJe year's expcricnoes. But we've got , Coach Btll Chambers bas nom mated ellher John Derrow or ~ ·. . a lot of boys ·here a~>xious lo : Ed Mickel for the opening mound assignment. Where is Huey ~learn ·and you never can tell." "Big Chief" Reynolds, who was a standout performer on last Rutland !Played -~ pnictiee : year's ~ig Green Frosh nine'? ··· · , game w1th. the ~omeroy Panthers · d W'lI son CON f'"med · ' mornmg · t hat ~on Ja.gt week m whtch no .scoreCoach was ' A~d Mrs. W~iar this )Dif ' kept according lo Panther Bob 1s not turnmg out for Marshall b.~seball. . 1 t' -..., · · . · .· . Dick Kelton. But Pome~y:w:on:·~~~~ Er~a~ WHTN Radio, Huntington, has s1gned .a contract to c:;u:ry LOS ANGELES UP- Qusky Moreno I,Oid ,~s l!e shook ·his ·~e•d : r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:i:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~ baseball broadc.asts of th~ •Redlegs for the 11\h consecutwe Nigerian fealherweighl champion in ilisbelief. ' j~~1~ Outlets wtll be fed Ul W.ellston, Ironton, Athens, Char- Hogan Ki~ Basscy, who stalks "He hurt me wilh l:~ol~i~B~e~c tk~le•y and Logan (W. Va.) as well as to Prestonsburg an oppont•nt like a tiger, today punch" Bassey said, screwing Ky. WaH Hoyt's will be lhe voice you hear aoocpted the plaud•t of po\llllr ~ia lace Jn •ml>Ok pain as he and · l•========•••••••••••••or}l ~ We Seleet The Veru Best Ita llaed C•r• CODE ONE COME ALL THE BIGGEST SALE Ever b On At The • $1~99 To eomplete your pie· ture of "Easter ·Per· fectiOo", ch9ose -now· from our lltllnning se· lection of ha.DClsome n~tie~ ,,~ 11 dollar! . Ratons, ,' ~!ell~ to 6· ' " ;·. . �• '1. '. WANT ADS ing. 5 yrs. ezptrJcnce. Robert K Sayre, Racine, Ohio. Ph. Ra· cine 3955. 3 29 etc '~ --rtlo!L ...n. !IIJ......... c:lwf• !Oe.-4it• ~ IOf tnr~ cOD.ItCUUYflJklei'UOD.II. V... ~ - Oae morab for 2:1 cent. per word.. . hll nte of2 cents per wo1d will be <btnredfD< adoertletnc b HI: .PAid f"JJr betou the 13ln of eacb. montb fol1owtoa:lDierUua. t!:rron In ~llvertiFJDI--Sbould \1! reoorted tmmedlatel,. 1'bt su_pportJ •and aerei&e aUotnJ.eqU Jill QOt less than 19~ leyels. Other eon ...e111lorial newa: ,.,,..~ulnf> Tho HoPM puaad .and oeot ~ the s..litf tn Eloen· howtr ant' · ~ltij!O bUI to speed u" t!)Ve.:nmept purctaa~s IX) ~~ 1 of civilian e:OQd4. -It WQ.Mld permit ..On the. congre~•iolltl ,ltvest ga- the administratibn to spend dur· on frol}t. the r:f~ ~· lhie fJ_tcal year -J. Jlouse co111meree subcom_ ing up to StO million doUars in fHndl'l fllittee ' sat dowp · behh.ul closed appropriated for the new fiRCal ·.aoo~s to begin draftill& a !ep~rt ear it•rting JUly 1. -~ 1ts 1o~ ~4 1 p,f\.en er.plostve tn· Y , estiption~·lnto ~e Federal Com· P'"aloq•: The Houee paaaed by unleati:ms Cominlssion. Chair· voice vote a bill to J;trovide a 10 liD Oren I Harris (D-Ark.) •aaid per cent inc~Se in pen~ions for he subcommittee may (Jsue an an estimated 230,000. reUred fed· nterlm report this w!ek rl!"om· oral workers ~nd Bll.OOO widows ending corrective leltslation and other survivorS: of deceased Hned at the FCC. Workers. It now goes to II Senate. t House conference committee R~c kel1 Commi. · , 'Tu:•s: Speaker Sam Rayburn 1-The Senate ee e.xpliCted to wmd up.. today tta ..~ uonday night Presid~nt qulry into the 195$ l'trfecl Clr- ~hoi:tt should decide this le Corp. strl~e wlth ii' ~~~Y $Oil~Jl, wbether to recommend a . tWQ vlcttms of st~ilte-••'l'.r:: tox iut " an anti - re<esslon ,'•, ted violence. It was ,1qe,cula~ "'~ hat sen. Ralp~ Yorliorol\glj (~ . '\ ex.) may be named · to replaN n. Pat McNamara 11>--l!ll<h.) ho resigned from the eommlttee p r...-rtton. Card of Tbanb ADd Speolal Nutlceo of Bwaato 11.110. Olltuarlel at 1 eeat per word. Want to sell your property7 WilY and tubes. Go'od conditton. I' hone 481 Cor mformauon 4 I 31p not tr) our serviee? We welcome all listings. Contact Ivan Carman agt Pomeroy, Oh1o, Rt. No. J, lt Phone 95<t-Y Central Realty, Columbus, Ohto One StudiO Cnuch and chair to match. Also one Sellers kitchen cabmct, shghtly used Call 34ZY alter 5 p m. 4 1 6tp gil'i runge. ~ Wilton rugs , kitchen rab1nct, I w111grd back cha•r, ant1que clJesscr , antique settee Maude Cuopcr, 264 Walnut St, M1d dlcport 4-2-6tt: 150.00 150.00 ohiVCHPOil, Tappan Roush's Shoe Store Middieporl, Ohio of location or business Racine Food Market Will b~ located Jn the Clover Farm Stotc building startmg April 1. 3 Jl 3h' The Easy Way To A rou want to 11ell or buy same thine then usc the Wanl Ads They are nobced "· 6 58tf - Cream Prmlucf!rs Blue Valley Cream Slatwn in PomcrO}, formclly operated by Mn Beegle, 1s now open frJday and Saturday each week For Rout\! Service, wnte Jc rome Cook, Hemlock Grove, 0 , Jerome Cook, Contract Buyer (3) 25, 26, 27: 14 J I, 2, 3, Htp CONCRETE BLOCKS "lulld - · Por LoW' "ROTICUL" GOOD GARDEN ·GBUESER BLOCK CO. I MIIH North Of , _ , . , an ••· 33. Call wm. G r M>dc Sprln11 Come In and ·$ee Us Cultivate Plow Till • Boxer dug colorl!d, and Siamc!ie rat ror informatwn Ph Wt~ llacc, Langsville r.,:~~~~Road. ~ _J<_p OR STOLEN - J~~·;r.:;;r;:;;;:;;-;;V;;8 -Dci;xc-·$800 2 7Jt· New One carcrul Ponl1nr O\.\o!lcr lratlc 111 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, 0. 3·28-6ic --- . Oldsm otn li• "88' $1 ,495. 4 dr. Sedan. Hydranul •c drive Orl(liual biHock f1111 sh like new, Blaettnar'll, Pomrruy 3 28 6tr Now - with Reverse Phone 94 Pomeroy For A DemonstralloD Also For Your TRAILERS TRAILERS ~ Waverly, Ohio, dealer atuc' with 13 new and used tnilera 14 lo 150 ft., also 10 wldeo. Tw and three bedroom~, nationa!~ known maket, The Jowe'll poto aible terms anywhere. Drive come prepared to deal. Fast little and a.ve a lot. Th~ ar rour LAST ahopptng place, a. free deiJycry, Move In to~or row. Anythin1 of value t1kea Ia trade. In The Heart of MUOII Cll)' 49.39 49.39 13.08 13.0B YES, ABSOLUTELY FREE- A GORGEOUS FULLFURRED, LUXURIOUS 4 FT. LENGTII Legal Notice_ Modern 7·room housl:! and 8·room ....,.._,.,..:..-,---_ ·- ---- hou!lu and ~·room apartmont in hor!lle Ext'<'ilcnl (nr Pomeroy. Phone 310·M, NOTICI OF .SAL I ebildrcp, Saddle and bndlc . Notice of Pu~Jic Sale: 19M Pon· 4 I 6tp Virgil Tcarurd, Syractlsc tiac 8 cyl Custom Cetnlina Coupe 3 31 3tp Two 1 ll'"'l apartment. Close ~o CU11tom Sertcs, Hydramatte drive, lowr.. 127 Duttcrnul St, Pom· Rudlo & llca\cr. On April 4th. IIIG8 1Jaed Hotpo.tnt rc£r1gcratur D11lr 0 ~_1_21< from 10 •· m. lp 2 ~· m., et Hlaeu. N1eboloon, 01 N. Third Si., Mid ~e7r ~Y~-~~-------.!_' fomt.'!fOY, Olilo. dkiJ>Ort. a 31 3t p FOR RI;NT-~xtf:nolon Ladde" nar Auto Co.,.J\~) ~I, 28; 14) ·_2, Sit Seallold 8oarda, Drop Cloth. )fachinery. Contmcntal powc1· Clinton l'bhor, Mlddloporl. 0 'unit. Excellent condition. Sec ~hon• 626!1·X. 11·1-11 Inn Carman, Rt N11. 2, Pome· lurniahcd npurtmcnt ro)', o. Phone DM·Y 3·28-7tc 4 room I& ville 3716. b•th, larae fruit. Also, rent. Bryan Phone Cool4-2-31p 1171 H~tlpWonted Sub·drivcr In wo&tern M~ll" county ror nawa~pHpc.r 1 rouLo. l'url time. Call 301 or 2TI. 3·28-Stc. ' He?ter & Turn Indicators ! Preston ; "For The Best Dnl on Wheels" S. THIRD AVE. PHONE lltl ' MIDDLEPORT 4. Erbium (aym.) R:.od 1 p .. Str u "io 7. Tilk<d PURCHAS' OF ANY ~-J)~OOM SUITE. OR . . LIVING ROOM SUITE Regularly ~rictd .0.;.., 1 -OR~.·· ,. ... H Iz',.r' os' . al' ~~ ob:qtetn~lan-gyne · 7-f! . 10 mniD~I 111 stattoned o~t --------,.,::-:cc: Ft Wood, Missoun, anc: MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL later at Hospital, Hono: Mr.s. Virgie McNeal, lulu, He is auttior1 of severa: · .Stobort, R<~clnfli · tbat itave . beM publishCheshm~ 1:~~-!~· me'dical journals. . J~mes f, C~eadle, Jl Will ' ·also! serve on Pomeroy; Harry Bohro~l'l\, ! Syr:t· tohr, . ~~·¢-. . . r 'Bifths : Mr and Mrs. Charttl1i ~ . R.oush, 11- daughter Canton . Jarkpdi"'f ~53t: UP~MIIkinan - HUM--I'M TIRED . Hits E~glish Pt~ol ' ,. 0. ~0, to ' ' ~he United State§ in his wife, )'Jorence, two other sons, Frank1e, 1, DiCkie, 7 His ~tfe 1s the llf the late fDunQer .of Dairy where Riley and He and work mother won the pounds by correcUy fori the results or hHit Satuf. British Soccer League It was lhe largest amount ever pttit;l out by a football pool, and her second win m two day• "Monday she won ''X fhlllinlf, . on a horse named Scar~- aoo.o:w ! ~ear .old co:1l miner's after learning she won nlo1ncy she ~nd her hus~and to 1\m,rj~a _lf'Od. bri1: :~ 1l ' t for treatment. few yeara ago," just could Dol rai"' l . ~~~tji~~~Yf-~~~==~~~:£~~!-~; ~ :· .ofoM At ''·~9.00 up . ' PHONE·. ' 388-Y ,OUR WlE ,,, ' • 'l ~ . Jlli· W~ TIRE Bet of 4 "' W11nted, rell11blo woma11 for prec t iul nursing ond lllJht liou.,.. work. Wflte Box G6lflt' c/ o Tho Dally Scnttrtcl, Pomoroy. '[ '' )I •. ,f ! .,\, U-3tc. (i.O)Buslnen Moi~·rs, Inc. WI.Tfi 'tHE '• ROSe, Space Miss'Ue ' .•. •....... S•I'rs Conunot•'o'n'. fint. 1' 10:00x20-12 PLY TIRES 2 Spd. Axle r~ .. waa 1.1 . ,. ., his route Tuesday when nqtified his mother ~n Ems:laild had just won $58'7,000 In 'Jootboll pQol. ~Hey, who obie,rved his 37th bit1hda)' tod•f· , 'uid 'he "tboua!1t II 'I'U an AprU ·Foo)'s day joke at PAMOUS PIPTH AYENUE QUALITY FURS 5 Spd. Trons. l ... ,, . , , pra· ICaI ':.u ers"." CAiffON, 1950 GMC 5 Ton Flat IEXCELLENT CONDmONI j Hen~y ~Her was lm•Y de'livermg SPECIAL Country home, li rooms anD. bath. 21f. A Neva Mowery, 189 Ash St, Middleport. 4-2-lltp ~---------~~ Nlfi"""l Hou.sr Trailer 41 kdroom. Phone 827;X 0 room hOWIC with ,..:..;.....-w-woil Pon Rood. 4·2-atp garden and lott or lomnto ground for llarrh, UccdsYIIIc. t:l · t . tT. ;ir c- - - ?84.04 121 ) keol Estate 1~ -Jot-• t 45. ----~'~3131p - t. 'e :Sm'ell' CRO: SSw· 0 R-0 lt~e IUCaypttaP ~1<~ ....~ .9!-.J.~enter'• . t'l: "Auu.'"' t:'i'n'u;red"' - ~· Phont 907-M Middleport ~Ruin , . ~· cutved 1\fino·. Makm'g as an 3769.20 13 08 13,640.32 Vlrlll TNferd, Stltlmln llulchuuon, : . 7810.9~ ---------- 59;J ':). p4.69, Fret~h · il ACROSS 471.41 2800 goat with two kids. AI!IO 2 4 dr. Sct~eese Re!d l!:asl.crday Racine HOUSI 1nd Lot - Large six-room by local gas stullon rramc. Nice location, woodwork J-27 Utp . C)Wner. Extra good for modt•l and floors Closets In bedroom. • 8luUnar'1, Pomeroy. 3 28-8lc ·---------- --Hath and full basement. Coal Custom Built Kitchen deslgned furnace $10,000.00. for your home. Free estimates. FARM - ao acrca About 20 acres Foreman & Abbott. Phoae Jn bottom Barn, corn cnb, shed8 ft284 -V. B 6 If and .Jarp 4-room homo with batb and eoal furnace. ~.oo, Many othon to ~hose from . CUCKLIR RIAL TY -- - - • ,, I) AI·_Lv r U29.10 37.87 11-i!Utc. ' 1DO bu. corn. 60 lllrawborry ('rates Apartment Jn tho roar. 4·2·3tp 1200 plckina boxe11. Allen Hay· . man. Lctarl Fall• 3·28·6tp 'I beautJf~.JI new apartmonls, Uftt furniHhcrl . Suitable ror coupli! Po~able elert;i;;c~;,w;;s and otrll'C spa~e in the ntr.Y '14.10 or $1.2& weekly Guar11n· Coats llu!ldin1, Middleport, al111 teed. Write ft)l' Home D(llllon· trall(•r SJlllCc. )'bone 6009 atratlon. Commumty Sewing, 329301C lox 393, HuntlnGlOII, W. Va. 4 I Ott • i. 18,840.3~ " ; _. ~~ AFL-CIO endorsed before e :Hpuae Ways 1c Means Com· . · ~itte'e a plan Cor extending t'he ·, 1 nem.Ployment compensation of b.O!e ' who hive exbausted their 1 ~nefits. The bilt dbold make the ayments avaU~Jp. r a maxium.of 39 weekS·;-- at ratu higher bon Jhose no~ effe~l 'In many ~Ate" • . _, "' ~ ' Senate Dem' tk hoped for a IP'.,, 1roots pfoleSi 'lif''the next two ·weeks to strengthen their adrn_lttedb> slinr. efuinces of overridina: Pre~i&eOt Eisenhower's nto hf the f!J!W c. fteezlng "' price ,, j, ~#";1 '" ' -~- ~ U. I. Hlohwer 23 WAYIRLY, OHIO -L _ _ PI-s The , antrnal , 1~. ~ .. vessel • --- - .,. qnaay. 1 "'" WAVERLY MOBILI HOME SALls and out. Blacttnar's. Pomeroy ,.. ,, '' ,. ~TEIUALS' IHCO~ORATED " SAVE$100 TO $1000 'I'""" Remod.el~l Itt HOGG & .Z\JSPAN ACT NOW --- ---- ~ Everythi~.9. '" 11106 Chevrolet V8 211J $1,595 2 dr. Sedan. Powerglldc Only iA,878 mll011. Very clran imutl J ·~~~~~:::~~~i 1 ~$490. :~ . I We Con Solve Your P!ilnt Problem$ 4 1 l lli' lost&Found AI". ranging ht age down to , tleld up f()r lack of foll,d.-. But months since laS~t wt~ek f Congress last wel'k increned th.! Welfare ~orkers found her bus- ~00 million dollars origina11y ily <Ooking meels and <han~loi available ror the 1956 program diapers when they called at the to 100 mUllen dollars. west aide home. ,The chlldren The department sa1d that with were bundled off to Aile~ Hollie the possible eAceptwn of corn for chi1dren, . operated by tlie producers it appears that all ehcounty welfare agency , tble farmer 11 .on waiting lists itl 1 l StabT t' 1 The family's pU.ht apparently c!)unty Agr cultural 1 Ita 1on went unnoticed last Friday •When and Conservati~n offices will b,llo Mft. Wlnb~ash was sentenced in permitted tn Sign and !lie apphmunicipal court to 21 days In the cations. workhouse for stealmg $49 worth of qlothtng. SO Authoritie. nid they were seek- tbe father of t~e fam~Jy, Ia lioted 09· • 1!'~lfar~ •..,Us '". 1'"-'I.. Lik.~_,; said lhe paFJntl r·lre HPJIIr· I.Jiql Ill, ' '/~ ~ s··· 'rl ' l '' ' il ''I. .. . , .... ·~ ·· 1\~ 8,f:,~ .~:i'~~ ,. ,,. '" · r ' ct '• ,j~k l•TiiOse critics of d.t:vei.ntt 1:n dian <' General• Ma~ager "• 'llflnk ~ Lliul' are being dro~ed ·. ~~t- 'fo'the thunder IJI ' "MIItifie "iDOso's : bat. . '. '; 1'' • A'nd 'they'll ..... to oxili.'pl all ~ If the newly·acquired Larry bOliy pans out for the lndlano lhe way CHARLotTE, N. C. UP --:- First Minoso is. Acquired Dec 4 in :t (Ct~J'~hlutd FrDIW Patt Ont) ' tbe're ~re three loud rep.orts then deal that involved the popular t8,000 and 30 per -cent of a~dl- a ~<beeP, beep, beep .. " from an Early Wynn and AI Sinitb, MinJltmal value. The new law hfta ,obJrct· in tbe yard. · ·o10 is enjoymg one of the fine3t ~Jte fiJ:at bracket to $13,500. Thus, , W. D. Loy walked out to l.nves- springs of h!s nine-ye.:~r earee~. , on a house valued at $1!1,000 the hllte. H~ found a sUvery eyltnder All the 34-\0ear old native of down pa)'ment is trimmed (rom shaped like a missile with an an· Mantanzas, Cuba, did Tuesday $1,050 to '830. tenna prOtruding from the top. wu wallop three homers and a -The law increases from 41.,) .Loy . aent bla family to the base- single to drive in eight runs anf;l to 4~ per ~ent the interest rate ment and called pollee. A crowd lead the 1'ribe to a 14-7 victory on 01 houalng loans. The Veter- galbel't'd. ov.r the Chicago Cub•. ,ans Administ~ation is expected to Lane was <riticized for matin,. J •1 ff t picked it up and carried it .,... order the narease m o e ec nliddle of the road and the both the Mmoso and Doby deal& late thi1 week · "'ul In rcunitin<l' sluggers who really "altered," Loy v • twice preYiously have ,.., J:!e(!,n Mrs. Lena Sny,der of Middleport Capt. G. A. Sttphenll,htd "room1e.~" he 1s try.ing fp., ·;\fake \called on Mrt. 1&e1sie Wise, Mon· . He unserewed bc-ttll up~._. i ~\)' 'Y~PSt\1 attendapCf' la&~ day. ' , •. object toletber and · 11E!8son fell )?. 720.900, "'"~ ~-· f · a b'~Rln~ electric bi,. Bill ·sko.\lioo knocked _,,• . ••cht .f!tOre.aloo : ,.... , note r,ns \Vit.h. lwo bome" sin· . , · , , &~e ds the New York Xa,nke<:J 20 Excta. work lncl t~o. ,Play malreti :ou.tfllJiged the ., Chlc•g~ .. ,Whit2 rna~ · dull ti(Jy_ April fool." , ' S9~ 15-11 • \1 w•\: tlon 'the world champion Milwauket! (alang) Braves WQUI)d. up, t~e1r , ~'hoflle" 22.Man'a u·~· Lt!·b·.. t B ' t nkk. 0 p' It •exnt lbOu seoso" a r~"·" •.n. 't' Fla., wtth a 7-2 wm over the :u. Pipe On•) Pittsburgh Pirates, the San Franfor th.~ cisco Giants chnc~ed the Ca~~ 2). Obstetrics League ht!e by beahng the Balti of th o! more Orioles, 4-1; the St. Louis Cardinals snapped the Boston Red Sox' eight-game ~inning:, . streW;, t 1 ~los ~ \he Kansas City , Athletic, ..... U it d St t downed the Detrmt T1gers .fll; t ~ , n e a e'l and the Washwgtor1 Senator; CO!PI with the ~ank vf shaded tho Los Angeles Dodger~:. New HOUSml! , Law Growers I wlil and pcpp1•r plants Apr1l. Call or bnn~ orders to <.'h.lll'le~~ R Hams, POll Jand, Ohio. Phone 693 - ---,----- - - PEANUTS. I 1 e • Oi!p .a ' ..,...._. ' alld ot~ell' ~tgUI\lt.r l:.~tle~lke AcJin~ J)e~ttle ,..,., ),la~~leld (110111.) Pill e pt:lorl~a D~~; ~.J•. th~ l•~ilallo~l••!i' ':., e. 'r:'ha\e woq _ retn " l'l · on tOdaY until to11JPletil11 uctlon DAily Sentinel will nut ~e respor..sible for more than one incor· Notrees " Acreage elfare Workers . }Added Find 10-Year-Old . Appllcatioqs Now tlJP) - The Senate eall'd up for debate workera Monday found a 109ell'· culture Dcpartmco l nld Tuesd.1y old girl Jreeplpg houoe lor· Iter ,;o It will aecept 1mmedl.alely · addl~t~' "~ 'l"'!-l·:!1"'"· i f de tl f d i brothen and llltert after i:belr tlonal 1"8 fiOII bank aereage r~· b 11 aimed at'pumpma -one blUion dollars n e ra un s D· mother w" seqtenced to tbo oerve application• for · 'lorm r 'lo ·lbcal p11bllc worn prOjects. . workhou.. lor steahng"<lothlnc. whent, corn, rice' ond' toflee<o •' .' ' '~'l}f\.wQlll~ 'provide an expanded proeram of federal loons Sharon Winhush, . d•u,hter of from farmers w~M> ~~~et' '"' 'fci""foiiflltuctloti •lid ftPSir of streets, bridges, all:ports, SeW· M". Roberta Winbu~h. 30, • hal · been ~arrled ~n :-oJtin~ li1t1. im1 'h tt 11 ...... u..ls libraries · acting as JOOlher to the Thear apphcattoaa had ·been R.o\TI;S ,. . .'labecf • • .;;: 1~nto't•••.:m•j~-r. 'Democratic anti·recesslon m.~asure. -a PHONE 398 ~ e.lll ~ , •M«Jjor De,mo Anti-Recessi~n 8 ·•. ; r:· ·. Bill ClUed IJp For Debate K:~!!~~~~~sewew.n ' !~~!c~!:~ , "'·!' ASJIIN9'1'1;1N Tree trlmmmg, topping or remov- POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IBSULTS D~l!Y senunel, r~ille..Oy-MI~dleport, o., .~prll2, '' \ .' .ne,. ••us ·9tc Strit•. ~) t1 I' !' { \.~ II ,. j �' .. .S, , >. YOU'RE IN YOUR . Cntt ne ... I • Weather ' IY UNITED PIEs'S ' Qhl•: Portly cld•cly locloy; WOMEN'S Fashion and co!llfort are featured in the styling of these new maternity dresses - all two piece styles with jumper effect tops, sleeveless and · short ·puff sleeves, slim, cut-out skirts. All washable fabrics. New Spring DRESSES GztrtnM: touth tndlnt In mornlnlil Not much ch•ntt In tempertture. , Hlgll tocloy SOt north, 55-62 ,oouth low tonf,ht 11-45. dresses. ~undreds to choose from. Neat, r Ready for spring and Easter ... ready for ed backs. Button front coot styles and slipovers. Short and cop sleeves. you ... fashions in women's sizes delightfully, youthfully styled to fit' and flatter. Make your selections now. og, ,Rieh Follrod, Mickey Wll· ; Bill Woods. Jack Seelig, Bo ar<iwn a.nd Dkk Rosenbaum. . Guests ,from the Meigs County : Ridin~ Club, who are co-sponsors or lhe even\, were Bill Downie and Don Betzlog. Plans were worked out stt the meelfng lor a one huodred pe•·· cent canvass of all business. fi.rms I Easter scrvict:!s at the Firs; in the county ~o sell program .ad~ BnpList Church will include the and sponsorship _of the vartous ()bscrvancc of the Lord's Supper ela58es. SponsortlhlP "bb d Include• Kl' ..., tro· d Thur sday at 7 ..30 p . !l an4·' th•, p hy and, r1 ons an cat~ aw r ~ ,•~.. , ance r c•r· t' ,,· _u.:... v o " 111 s 1 resurr · ot $8, $6, $4 and $2. 1 At the show last year, there .mn a_t the 9 :30 A. L Sunday were 148 entries and an attend· w.orshlp hour. . . . ance of over l,OOO pet'Bona, acTh~ com.mumon sen·•c~ w1ll be cording to Richard Rosenbaum. 'Jy candlelight and rashtoncd _Jt· Th" , Boy Scou\.8 of: 1)_iOolli 2411 , ler the New !eslament w.•th headed by Bo BroWlh wUf lgliii1· m~mbP.rS and f;Jcnd!l. gat.tlermt aasist in the ticket taking, P.arkinc lrot~nrl tb~ Lor~ s _table. while th~ and as ~rea ' police. elemcn~s are rece1ved ~~ memo_r., Th' famous Jaycee chicken bar- J[ Chmt. A . program. of ~~Sit' , beque wtth nile Kallz as chair· song and scrtpturc w1ll be- mter· man will begin its· oPitratlo-n' at ~p<-rs cd throughout tht! service.. the f~rgrounds at noon 011 May 18. T~e Ea~ter morning. wCirsh.lp Special entertainment is also be- ;crvJcc. will have specu1l m~s1~ . tng glanned for the affair and 1 8 decoratiOns ~nd ~erm?n. Selec.~Jo!ls hew . lnnovation wUl be the award- by the chfllr Will mcludc The J~&·"'ot sate prit:es donated by the ~ong ot Triumph'~ .,by Loreflz aml 'Melp County Ridin~ Clti&~ Oh Blessed Lov~ ~Y Walter. .A:CI.hiSalon to ' ihe ~tbbw will be The sermon top~c Will be "Eas· -ob cen\5 lor adulls and 21! cents \cr's Glad and Sad Notes." De .. \for children. corations will be hi charge of the flower committee With Mrs . William Watson as chairman. Friduy evening the congreg:\· Sizes 9 to 15, 12 to 20 and 141fz to 24Y:!. $19.50 to $39.50 · 11 Sale $3.95 A toque, a cloche, a flowered hot . whatever shape your Easter "bonnet" tokes, it's sure to be flattering and femi- FIRST IN FASHION nine when you choose it from our array of heavenly hats. Come in, see them now For Easter Drcs!.imnkcr suilH or classic beauty in fine wools. Some with self fabri c buttons. Sheath !lkirts wilh back kick pleat. Chemise sty le!l and plain tail· orf!d. You are sure to look your best, for these suits ure designcrt to compliment you. Women's Gloves Choose now from a ~itJe asSDrtment. Nylons and col· tons. • AU wool coals in styles like big SisLer's ..... double and .single breasted styles. White detachable collars. $17.50 to $39.50 "'" 3 to 6X ood I to 14 JUNIOR SIZES MISSES SIZiS $10.00-$12.95-$13.95 HALF SIZES LITTLE GIRLS' EASTER BONNETS PEniCOATS Beautiful little girls' hats ln fine Nyl<m not and nylon pottlconls straw - bonnets, sailor• and half hats. Gay floral trimmings. HANDBAGS yellow, pink, Genuine Costume Jewelry $2.95 $3.95 $5.95 look plastics and patents. Colorful costume jewel· ry. l)rooches, necklaces, earrings and bracelets. Handbags in your favorite $1.00 and $1.95 $1.00 to $7.95 trutin1 trlm on laPf:l& and wailtband a11 pictured. A new lype !ac· ket that's washable & easy t.o wear and take cue of. SmaJl, medl· urn and large Jn red, Wubablo, luxurlou11 cotton aport lhlrh. Smartly a\ylcd. 1\tlat of nt. SIICI f lo 6 and 8 lo 18. $1.95 · fines and cOits totallilig $54.40 on convic· tion of resisting arrest and dr.:.vlng wiLhout an operatOr's license Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher returQ.ed Wells to the town jail w~n bond was ' no\ supplied ro.· the fi~s pa).d, Evid'euce in th ~ tile ~s prl~nted by the state patfol.' . · Wells was cited into cour~ ear· ller lhls week wilh ' ~~~·" ~ther Long Botl9m 01en. All:iln1 .r;ftor was' fined $10 a!ld costs for toxi e•tlon and released; M gan Henery $10 and coats, charge, a~d J. E. Taylor m I a 81Jnilar fate. ... . ----~--"·' . , •.••••..• sALI $171,ai..J FurM!ral services will be an · later for Roy· Thompson, Bidwell, o., a former resident of :Maaon 1 residing with his son, Clark In llldwell. He died Wedneoday hiB EaSler outfit nllhl a(yl,~; SiZDI 6 to 18. $1.95 " W~ne':y t~::dh:'w:s0~~m~t~!~ to • local area hospltal. He died nll~l. F01lesong Funeral Home \• ~ ebarce. 1~1 ~I• s· ' .. . . navy blue. $nap brim style. Complete his oulllt lor Easter with.one or these. . .. · > The Racine UniOn Good Friday ~,rvice will be held in the Racine Methodist Chur<:h Friday afternoon at' 12:~0 for grade· sebool :hUdren Wilh lhe Rev. John El· wood speack:ing. AI 1:15 lor lhe hllh school slu· .:tents, the Rev. Wesley Jenkins will speaki and at 2:13 for the a:Ein· eral .PUblic ,with Rev. Elwood In charge. During this service the b'uetncss hoUseS of Racine will close from 2 p. m. to 3:1~ p.m. NEW SALESMAN Kenneth Grover has joined th-=.: C. & M. Auto Sales €o., a.s a 3alesman, it was announced todn}' by Bill Chapman and Lloyd McLaughlin, owners. , ~~·~f,;~~~~!~:~tm cine High School, has seleetod as ' candidate lor lhe Columbia Gas System SCholarship offered by the Institute or Gas Technology at the illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago. The ·son ol Mr. and Mrs. Nor· man T. Fisher, RFD 1, Racine, the Fisher youth will compete for the scholarship in a six-hour·lonM: test at the Ohio Fuel Gas Company general otnces in Co1umbus, Satur· day, April 5· . Fisher's father is senior engin· eer Cor Ohio Fuel's Southern Com· pressor Division. Ohio Fuel is a subsidiary of Columbia. Candidates from the Columbia· Gas. System's seven,olale service area, incl~ding live Obioans, will take the test. Rel!lulta will be an· nounced in May. All the candi· dates rank scholastically near the top or lholr senior classes. The scholarship provides for four ~ull years tuition_ for a gas technology chemical engineering or mechanical engineering vourse at tbe Ulinois Institute, one of the country's leading engineering schools. Winner of tbe schoJar•hip also wlll be offered three summers of employment in the gas indf..stry during the yeara o£ his schooling: The . scholarship is valued at $~ .~00. - - - -- - HAYES ON COMMITTEE Roger Sherman, president of the Ohio Hospital Association for 19~8 59 has announced the appointment of Vergil C. Hayes , Admlnidrator of ~arnesville Hospital, Barnesville. Oh1o, to the Constitution· and Rules committee for the presrnt year. Local Physicians To Attend Medical Association Meeting . The 1958 Annual Meeting of the Ohio State Medical·Asso· c~tion ."'!11 open Moqday evening, April 14, in Cinclnnilti Wlth 8 dmner and business meeting Of the organization's House of Delegates. · CoDr. Roge~ P. Daniels, Pomeroy, will represent the Meigs unty Med1cal Soclely a• member of the House of D 1 t <;anon .or Rutland In · and wUl help to determine poll· · e.!l'ga es, ' t~is morning be· Ju~ge Emmett Peo· ~~l:t!~t~'~ to the a:rand jury $&00 on charge& of · "'"'''"' ; TWO wng B0tt0m .Churches Solve Common Problem I _ Clarence Long Former Racine Resident Dies R,u.tland Man ' , ~~ .. d To Jury ·,·?&.' . J:l• For the pre-school age boy (ages 2 to 6),. Tan, grey, . · Other survivors arc these chil· dren: LYdla Gilkey, MlddleP<!rl, and Ziba Tltompaon, Rulfand Rt. 1. Mr. Thompson . beeame ·ill last Saturdiy enroute from ·the chUrch to ·the cemetery to bully hls wife, Mn. .Ruth C"rk Thom~son . The prGeedion wa1 halted and he was toke~ lor medjeal help. quality .brQadcloth shlrls. 'J1!1n\arUy ~. DOUn~id wllh one of these sinrorll<d, BOYS'·:: HAT. t f 1 Local ofCicers to attend an FBI school In GaiUpolis tonight as guests or the Gallipolis Police De· partment include Chlef of Pollee Leroy Bartrum of Middleport; Pa· trolmen Herbert GIUc#y and Fred DeWeese, Middleport; Special Deputy Sheriff B. F. Parmalee, Middleport and Pomeroy Patrol· maq. John McKenzie. Ract'ne Unl'on. . rme Good Fn'day Rt'tes Schedul.:.J etl ·Roy UIJI · Mason ,. onner F · Resl'den·l DI'es m~:llli ·Ract'ne Sent'ot' Js Candidate ~., then dappcd .with $4.95 '1\ . The date originally set for the trial of George Lynn Offutt 21, of Minersville for the first degree murder of his wlf~ Donna Jea,n Offutt has been changed to May 26 at 9 a.m. ac· One or the two busiest placet in Meigs County on Sundaya this put year has been either the lfeth· odiJt or Christian C hur~hes in Long BottOm . Five yean ago the dwindling congregation joined forces to meet in alternate churches and relic· ioua leaders have watched inter· est grow ate1dily. During the past six month• an average of 60 can bas been clustered around the church boldine Sunday School services that day . Thi5 compares well. say liuperintendents Clyde Lawrence (Meth· odist) and Mrs. Marearct Brown (Christian), with the 10 to 12 cars that be!ore the union came to each church, Last Sunday there were 184 worlihippers in Sunday School. The average is 12!5 over the past six months. A kind of "celebration" of grati· tude for this revival of interest in Long Bottom's religious life no doubt will be expressed this Sun,day by pastor's Freeland Norris of 1he Methodist congregation and the Rev. Harold Doster of the Christian Church. The)' will have the Easter Sunriie service together starting 111 5:45 a. m. The mmistcn unite in extending an invitation to everyon~ to join theJll and their congregations at that time. willthejoin United in the Union Serat ~cthodist .:h..-ah. ... . . ,..-, ' . . ·. --· .. -· . . Uon i'ICe $500 DRESS SHIRTS Aulhontle \fnlvorolly model wlth taP<!red Itas ond 'alim allhoueuo. New sprlna colora in · U11ht blue, i:rC)I, black or tan. Allo a new black and erey slrlpe olyle. All slzct 29 to 38 waist measure. BLl.lE CATFISH • ·J-uty--. -· "I Ch. arge Loca}Off'leers 0•DD' Ull Chesler Wells or Long Bottom To Attend FBJ Wednesday tilght was bound ovcl' to the grand jury under SCh00}TQnla}tt . bond dlcr h~ ~len or. nol .guilty to drtvmg while mtox 1cated. I:) ·' n~ftipa"'n 1:!V BOYS' WHITt; •us SPORT SHIRTS Long B0ttOm MaD S>lid Maple and Cl)orry~IJgbl and ,Dark Mahogany-,Walluif: FruUwood, American Eltn - Su~tea maiJa.ufadured .1»' thl) leadr ers in the Furniture tndustrf: Wilh:U, Krpebler, Kent Coff~y. Kling, B"s0\1, Bro)hill1 Sun Plow. · R... $269.00 DCIUILI ,DR-$UR, . · ·. . CHEST and BOOKCAII BID ................. . $ALl t21t,~ Rag. $229-" DOUBLI DRESSBR, . . CHIST and. BOOKCASE 11!1 ................ SALE $181.Qd R... $244.50 DOUILI DRESSER, CH&ST an~ JOOKCASI .ID ... ............. SALI $1?1.110 Rt.. $297.00 DOUILI DRISSIR, ··::·. CHEST ond BOOKCASI BID ............ ... SALI .244.00 R... $197.00 DOUILI DRESSER," . · , CHIST o~d IOOKCAil I.ED ............... SALE $161,00 R... $16UO DOUILI OAISSIR, • CHIST ond: J!POKCASI liD ·-----·········· SAU $141_.~ R.., $179.00 DOUILI DRISSU, CHEST lnd IDOKC:AII lED . ............... SALE $157.00 .... $197.00 DOUILI irlttSSIR, CHEST o0d ' I\)P!CCASI ~ID .. •• , .. c•.•••••• SALE $161.00 R•l· $331.50 DOUI~I DR.SSIR, · · . . CHEST ond aop)tC.SI BID -- ---·------- -- $ALl $24<1.00 IK R09•. $197.00 DOUJLI pRISSIR, . CHEST lind IOOI!CAII liD ......... ,o•.• SAtl $141.00 Rto. $209.00 DOU-LI DRIISIR, · . · , '., CHEST ond IC!Oij:CAII .ID ': ...... , .. .... . SALI $1fUIO . R... $197.00 DOUILI DRillER, .' CHIST ., .... IOOICCAII 1111 .. ......... . ... . •AU <~161:00 $119.00 ' T • 'R CHIIT oOd SAL'I tROUSERS $5.00 BQYS' COTTON KNIT Bed Roorll Suites ' ' Complete blue and black. other Men'• Llahlwelght Spring Jackell $3.85-to SALE! .. style~ LIGHTWEIGHT Solid colors wllh eon· $1.95 and $2.95 leathers, leather Youna Men's Ivy League LOAFER JACKET $1.6S, a pair COATS COPY~ Pomeroy First Bapllst • L'Ists Easl er Servlce:s • , j To LITTLE GIRLS' $1.00 to $2.95 black and white. 79c . $1.69 to $7.95 SUITS in red, . I choose now for Easter parading. EXCITING HEW parchment Benutiful nylons. Choose colon that blend with your costwnea. SINGLE NEW •'ARM POND Defense Makes First Asking Bill Of Particulars cording to' a journal entry flied today by Judge John C. Ba· con m the County Clerk's ofllce. At the time of the arraignment of Offutt on Monday 9f At a special meeting of the Meigs County Junior Chamber of Commerce held Wednesday evening plans were formula!· f!d f the Jaycees Fifth Annual Horse Show to be held at 1the ftel s County Fairgrounds on Sunday, May 18. · amed as ge~eral chairman for the annual affair was Eu· e Buc~ley along with other committee members: Don NYLO colorful patterns and sol ids. Action yok- • Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Aprll3, 1V58 \. Meigs County Jaycees Plan . Fifth Annual Horse Show Sizes 10 to 18 y Det!otetl To The l•teresta fH I'M !Jell...•••• MM. VOL IX NO. 296 $2.95 to $8.95 Excellent values in women's new spring ~1 , mtltiY claudy tonight with ocu .. ' lrl)ln•ll ahown maatlr aouth por• tlo~ Frl.dly mostly cloucly witn occt•lonal ahowert southeut 1nd ';/· • eles and elect officers- Co servt! N"ill be presCnted, covering not the .some 9.000 membeu of tb .~ 1~ly selentlric advance~ til ~ed,. 112-yeai'-old medical Organization :tne but medical· socio-economic for the coming year. Dr. 'Erne.i!i ·. matters as welJ. F. Mug; PomerOY; is Altei'Dit~ . ·Bctwl:!en sel!Slons, ph).sicians delejate. . wtll have opportunity to inspect In .addition te the deliberations 'lOme 45 sclenti'fic and education· of the House of Deleiatcs, th~ al exhibi'ts and 75 technical ex· Annual Meeting will enable phy- hiblts. .. sician's tO attend Ohio's-and one One of lhe highlights th~ of the nation's-largesl annul! ~ meeting will be the nnnual ban· post-graduate mcd!cal .a.vembly. quet, at which Dr. Robert S. Mar· Outstanding ph)l&lclans repro· tin, Ohio State Medical Asso· senting nearly a seore uf specialty elation president. will present Dr fields, from ~ both Ohio and , David B. Allman, Atlantic City, throughout the nation, are ache· N. J., president of the AmeriCan duled tO prekenf sOm,e of tho la.t: Medic~ ·Associl'tiou, w~o will ad· ·est broad field dreia the banquet. !AI . ~ ' · Di:·r.. M;i·; •;rt~;l,dn Will, abo pralide 01 ·~ Paie ~~v~n) oi 1 1 thiS week Judge Bacon had set the date of April 28 for the trial. According 10 information f"rn· ed today the trial date was chang· •d d" ·'" the ract that at rhe ume the Jur;Jt set the date he was unaware at the time that it would conflict wilh other trials !hal have been scheduled. 1 h~! setting of the date for May 26 was made in order that there would be no ~onflict with any other trials that arc currently on the dockets. In the meantime: Frank W. Porter Jr., de!enBO counsel has filed with the Clerk of Courts a request to the Court that the Prose~uting Attorney fllf· nish them with a Bill of Particu· Iars m which nine specific atipula· tions are uked. Tbe request enumerates these foUowing atipulalions for such a Bill of Patticulars: 1. A statement as to the exact date or the death of Donna Jean Offutt. 2. A statement as h> the Lime of death of Donna Jean Offutt. 3. A statement as to thC exa~t location of the death or Donna Jean Offutt. -4. A1st~temenl as to the cause of death o( DoMa Jean Offutt. 5. A statement as to whether any injunes were received by Donna Jean Offutt prior to her death, and, if so, the nature of such injuries. . 6: A statement that if any in· JUnes were ref~ivcd by Donna Jean Offutt prior to her death, a statement as to whether such in· juries proximately caused her tleath. . 1: II there were any such in· JUnes to Donna Jean Offutt, a ~tatement ar: to the object, or obJCcts, if any, which cilused such injuries. 8. If there were any such in . juries reeelved by Donna Jean Offutt, a stal.ement as to wt~prc such injuries occurred. 9. A statement of the particular act or ads wtiitll the Jtate claim;, tbe ·defmdlrtt George Lynn or. · futf cori1miued Which constitute the crime or fii·at degtee Jr.urder as charged in the indictment. · Other than asking for th~ Bill of Particulars the attorney :; lOr the defense have not indica:ed the type of defenSt that will be used in fighting the apparently strong Circumstantial case that has been bu\11 up by the state. In some quarters it was indi· cated today that the defense may ask for a change of venue on the presumption that a trial jury could not be assembled in Meigs County. Since Offutt's arraignment and subsequent plea of innocence th~ r~se baa 2ltraeted wide spread attention and has been likened in many quartcn to rank . in pro· minenre to the Sheppard ease in Cleveland and the Stcrnbaum case in Man.sfidd. Queries have been received here from Cleveland, St. Louis. New York, Columbus. Cincinnati and Chicago l)y newspapers and other periodicals' requesting more information regar~g the ease. Wed ,~u Qeen tescjved bere • ·11'-1111fiTEfi-NESS ' ot the death of Clarence Lone- of •.Mteoillh akid W4!re' clear early Springfield, formerly of Racine. I ntiy . P~lrsons , hu alwaYs w-nt· today the weatherm.yt hinted it l)d a fi.shirig'' bole of -is own,"wlln would -be 8 good idea to keep Mr. Long died Friday follow plenty or Ute finny crealUr 1 ~ that raincoat handy. · mg surgery. around hUngry Edt -:mln· The ' weatherman said a low \ nows Wo~ms. As for (hat, whal , pres~ure area in Kar.sas wa~ F_uncral E"ervlces were held in ardent fisherman wouldn't? , movmg eutward with fihowcn Sprmgfield on Monday. . . . · extending lhrou~h Illinois. Mrs. Long was the former · !JeceR!If ;•,PirSO'\I ·:, b.~!J~ht · 1~ As the low appro.i.ches Ohio, Helen McNaughton of Pomeroy. · aercs ~m r Stan,ley C:\b_Efi ·lll:a. ·rain was expected la:t .. toda i moved h11 · fwusa tr;,iler'· ~to h · . '"' Y. n tb . 0 -Iii . 1 8 '·"r.&l'c!O- t e southwest counlles. spreadmg e~. n o act s, ~nr-i , • over the entire alate tonight. purpoa~, "':,~ . an ~~t~L : l~~lThe showers were expected to for a 4QO--yar4·long . lfi)nft or end Friday and mild tempera· · fed ih~ou·~ th~ dr!est tute will continue. It may be a ,j~~:.~:: b~ two· ' ~Jive , aprlngJ. little cooler Saturday. 'I rams lllled ,,be J>Otlil bUl Aflhough lighl showers moved pla114 lb· ~d4 ,,'\l• :.f!~l to ·'"'o" lhe state Wedncsdoy, no _cr~tins • : 13-io .lll fOOl meaaJJrable precipitation was re The Ohio Fuel Gas Company deep maiD ..,~r\, l_rtl; . P9rte~, the weather bureau said. placed third among the natioD's · ''Ray's fa~frl~~· ij)Ort f& fistting" . ·Early temperatures today wer'l! . latge gas ~ompanies in the 1957 verified Mr~PirsOn! ·w!kt wUb as low as freezing at Young!ilown MIUonal Safely Council lndqstrial \he touple 1s',\thtee jouak '· ~hi I· while Toledo had 38 a no Colum· safety contest, it was announced drcn are lr•lnj"'ln the . (ral[el' bus 43.. lod">' by Charles Murray, Middleuntil a new ~110- 18 bui.lt, pe.·~ port, s.erv1ce man m charge, for haps lhiB SIJm!UOr· "II ·e..rylhlng the Ohao Fuel G.. Company. goes ·right." · ~ . Fifteen compau~es were entered , £ m the contest. Ohio Fuel Look 3rd Parsons it .~tWeen e0114trut· place with a frequency tale or 2.60 lion jobs nOl'. ~ and . ••. · ~ad . , 0 disabling injurleo per million mao chance to build biB lake 1m tbJ houn worked. Average frequency Ralph and Je•n J;)unmire or road that leavea Route 7 about rate for an 15 companies was 6.78. Nashville, Tenn., fuJI time st)D~ a quarter or n mile from th• new evangelists of the Chureh .of th-:J Eastern High School and winds r1 Nazarene will be at the . Middle- !south t.a Keno On Route 248 , H·~ ElecUon or offi~crs for th!! MARKET REPO T CINClNNATJ UP - Produce: port Churth o£ the Naur.cnc bt!- came to Ohio frOm West vitginb forthcoming year will be the or· der of business for members of Eggs, lower, consumer grades ginning Wednesday, April 9 at about five yeara ago. , Lhe .start or a local five day the Fraternal Order of Eaeles whites and browns, A 'jumbos 42Crusadc for Souls. The new Meigs land owner will Aerie 2171. April 7 at 8 P. M 44, A large 35-43; A medium 31-40, The pa11tor, Rev'. Robert P.Jhit· rest~ct filhing privilea:es in his according to announccn:cnt ffi.ade A BUlall 23-24; B large 27-40; FOB Three Meigs County men didn t er, will be the evangelist· ror tit;! eatllah p:tradise to aelected today. ' · Cincinnati whites and browns, A r~ivc a word or "Thanks" Wedcrusade whose message will De r:uesta. large 4649. nesday for an act of kindnc'is Bible centered and his ·burden The Jake wJll be ;tocked with Nomination or officrr slatcli Chickens, steady, fryers 3-3"2 lb lhey performed, but today the)' for lost souls very pre,·alcnt in chub minnows for food. for the coming elc~tions was 19 · 21; heavy hens, 18-23; ligbt were content with the knowlcdg~ his messages. made Monday evcnin~ when 41 hens 12-15. - that thcr had saved a Life. Mr. Dunmire, a tenor singer, members were present. Butter, 00 score 71. The incident, which finally in· vol\led the three men, a boy o: served .. minister or music in two years of age and a shepherd Nashville Nazarene churches for dog began Wednesday morning several years. llft\'IA when Clioton Faulk, who had Mrs. Dunmire, an accomplished IU staYed at his home to care for musician. received her training in his two year old son while h 1 Olivet and Trevecoa Nazarene wife shopped, heard a dog pet· College and nonison Univenily io sistently howli.lg . Granville, o. She play!' the ac. Guy Bogg~ of Tuppers· Plains today disclosed that he and Becoming curious FCiulk took Election of .a district dclegat~ cordion, vibra harp, organ ,.nd and altern' a tc to the slate con· SIX other Metgs County farmers and business and profession. his young son in his arms and piano. She also accompanies her \'ention of the Modern Woodmen al men m~Y_ have .a valuable oil strike in the making on a walked two miles through th e husband in duets. of America was made Wedneaday West;VJrgJhJa lease. fields to where he found a shepill a district MWA meeting held herd dog entangled in a wire Boggess said one of the lliggest strikes in years came in in Middleport. fence . last week on the H. M. Kittle farm at Garfield, W. Va., on the Named as delegate was Mrs. Unable to extricate the dog Ethel Hart o£ Shade and alter· JacksotJ and Wirt County line;, Middleburn, W. Va:, are thr. himself, Faulk then ;walked bact nate Vernon Swarf.z of Alfr~. . And h~ happily added: to the Meigs County Home "Seven of us here in Meigs drillers. More than 30 district members The Kittle farm is owned b;t wh~re in the Board or Education Count! have a lease on 207 acres of the MWA from Meigo ond Ill· the West Oil Co. Coming in ol offices he secured the aid of Otis hen• Counties, were '. , preeent ill. adjoin\ng the Kittle farm and we the well ccmsed 15 new JocatioR£ Knopp, attendance officer and the Wednesday m~.ting Whick have L rig ready to go on an off- to be made during the past week , Gerald Grate, supcrintt ndenl or Some Meigs County pupils will was ·· called to order by Vernal .!ICt from the Kittle wells. The jKittle well that came in at Twelve new spudders and riga the Childrens' Home. have vacations oil Good Frid~y. Johnson ,who in turn named ·l A Armed with wire cutters the: 1G5 barrels an · hour ha~ setllcrt arc in operation and it ts expect· others will not. · wcli 'Ziekier as chaltman · ·fOr: · ~lt'e ed that between 25 and 30 drill· three men again made the lor...;down to 300 barrels per day, "11 Mrs. Wilma . Sargent of the distrfCI mecUng. • ing machines will be OD the site walk lo where the dog was fratl· t;ourity superintendent's · oUi~e The' state .convcnUon Will .'br good well" in the Berea sanrlfi. or the new oil boom country with· tically tryin,g to free himself. Names or the other co·le880I"!I said today a survey of ttie county's hcl~ In . Columbus on May. 1. :Next ln a short time. The shepherd as soon as he districts indicated Bedford child· d~lriel meeting wilf·· b<' llel« .ln were wilhheld ·today until wor'l The Kittle strike was found tn was cut free, immediately ran orf has b~n re~civcd in the future ren will go home at 2 p. m., and so 1962. . the Berea at 2,700 feet. There is into the wood without even stop· wbclher or not the offset well will Southern Di.atriet students. reported h be 12 feet of saturat- · ping to say "Thank You" to hh now about to be dr\lled Is sueAll other&, so far aa Is known, will ed Berea sand at the new well rescuers. cessrut be open all day. •,. . ·. ------Boggesa said one well IMt drUfed by B. W. Moore ond Son. Salisbury and Bradbury grade The oil is flowing through a fiveNAMED COACH close to the Kittle well) on tbcl':' ~cbools wJII follow the , pattern set inch casing. NEW YORK UP - Lou RoiSBlrd, lease Is being drilled .m:fw and h by and Mlddteport, be· It is estimated the new oil 37, was officially named \Y'ednesat 1,600 feet. It• Is expected to hit lng <looed day. boom will add up to a "baUr1· day as the new bead ~aketball •·. the oiJ. sands there: at tbout 2800 The . · will be open a• million dollar'' venturer· · eoacll at" New York Univm)t~. ''\1 feet. Lowther aud Baker out o! Of Middlepc.rt Plans ACr.Usade I Ohio Fuel Gas Ranked Third BY Safety Council c J DO·meroy Eagles 'Election T Be Held April 7 1 . !_ Delegat·es Named' FOr w· statt conven\'lOR Three Meigs-Co Men Perform A Mercy Mission Valuable W.Va. Oil Strike .May Benefit 7Meigs-Co Men ______ ,. Some, Not All Schools Close or Good Friday . ,, '\ :f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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