http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fa98e435e35906471a961ef958a6f410.pdf 9e769bf3fef2f62cbff324f0412e2d99 PDF Text Text j • ,, f The o~;entinel .J.,Piill.y'S;ntlnel, Pdmel'lly-Middleport, 0, April25, 1958 MUTING Boosten wilt 7 30 p Ban~ Drew Webster Post Auxiliary Meeting Is Held On Tuesday to Mrs J J DaVIs of Middleport of the was a gue.st and presented thP are ;uikedl prosrarD.t when the Ladles Aux1 t~;~~~r undy to be sold at tile Uary of ~ Drew Webster POst, Aut ~ iii Pomeroy TuesdQ ehcan t.eglpn met Tue,day even ing • April 25 TONIGHT Gordon Scott Bella St Joha "TAlllA'I AND THE LOST ~AFAR I" (In Techmcolor) - also Ronald fteagan Nancy Dav!i "HELLCATS OF THE NAVY" Stlvrdty Only the Hospital by the Umt A contnbut1on was made to the American Red Cross. Th~ death of Mass Katie Ebersbarb was reported It was voted 10 have a ba~e sale at the Kroger Store on May 3 and named a ~ The meetlng opened in ritUa' Lhe committee m charge wer "' utu: (onn wtth Mrs Orville Well MT.s George Mowery, Mra Paul prell,dent, preudmg The Un tl Casc1 and Mrs Harold Smtth was notified that Lhc \iarlous rePoppy Day will be held In ports of departnymtal chaJrme , had been retetved. A 'thank you Pomeroy May 2:1 and 24 artrl note was read from Me1ga Ge 1 workmg on the committee w11l be Mrs Allen C Hill, cha1rmau M:rs H E Boney, Mrl> Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs Frank Cheese brew and Mrs R1cb.ar'd Younl! Named as the nommatmg cot•1 m1ttee were Mrs \VJIJiam B11xter Mrs Ha1 old Smith and Mr::; Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. GeoTge Mowery April 26 Anthot\)1 Qwnn -qta a(llan <hHE RIDE a,\~K~ - also 1., Jae~ ~ ·;J!arbar~ ·t6~st-~.011 ~·NUMJ,ltl'' t' ' (In CinelllU<(i]!e) ' .. " LueJlle Hawkins Hylda Rice ·• ~ A " I Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Meeting Held On Tuesdoy r POMEROV. . ·- The resignation of Sally Sauer as secretary was accepted Miss Sauer left Saturday for SOuth Bend, htd , where she Will be a reservatwmst for the North Central A1r Lmes 'M111 James Cr11well and Mrs Paul Tbelss, delegates of tbe Mid· dJeport PTA, were lh Bridgeport Wednesday to attend the District ~ Contributions were made to the Sprmg Conference of the Ohio LltUe League and to the Cancer Congress of Parent Teacber Auo- Fund, when the Ft1endJy Neigh bort Club met Tuesday evening at CiatJOn th"e home or Mrs Lucien Poulin, Mr ~ nd Mrr. Clyde Moorhead of Fisher St Columbus VllUtetl recently With Mlsa Bess Sanborn and Mrs M'll Mrs Davld Ohl~nger, ""Jtce .,i;,l!:li•F Sanborn They were returniUC 1dcnt , presided llt the from Maroetta whete they had at 1'Jie trave,IJng pr1ze donated the funeral .erv1ces of Mrs Joseph Struble wu awar.de<l a former Middleport to Mrs Charles Werr~. Games Maee was taket to Hol 1 , Wednesday wher~ he 11 a medical Pl(tient the the 11 ' •ns it . ·t tne Wfother VeterrorCongressman States · Health Netessitates Action ' BY '/NITEI) PRUS ' l<ldor tn4 IO• Ohio Moolly (ftlr nluht wllfi ICIItoi'O<I lrtJI liicoiy tonltht, , Sojitfor ptl'lly clOUdy ch~ of atlow.R extrtme touth, lltjlt .lotnet In ltmporoturt. High ....., SO north and c•ntr~l and •round tlJ' eldrtmt south, low-- to- MIDDLEP9JtT friendly Neighbors SOCIETY Club Meeting Held The Oh10 Eta Pb,i c~apter of Beta S1gma Phi held thetr..rneeting TUesday n1ght at the ofbces of the Ohw Fuel Gas Co m M1ddJe port With Donna Jones pre1udmg tl • t o.:; ro• SOCIETY Mr and Mra Jeffrey Wilsor. Mrs Jack Robson and Mrs Jobn vlolted Athena Wedneaday with were guestl when Mra Paul Tribe, ~ pa• Mankon oqtortalned the Hotpltal, Canasta Club Wednea day home Condor 1 . , , . , , , , St Pomeroy Society Editor Mlddlel!Ort SocieiY Etjltor r. -' ' Bi-Monthly Canasta Club Meeting Held i\ r 11 C\l 1\G It ~ \1 "'\' 1 Lll t t 1 ( 1!1 I t !) ! lll i~JIJ ) . Representative Thomas A JenklnJ, 78, dean of OhJD' a Congreulon.al delegation m Washmgton late Frjday after· noon announced his withdrawal from the lOth Plstrlct PrJ· mary Races on May 6 due to fatting health and the advice of his phystCJallS. Jenklns, a Republican in his 34th year as the district's rep- JJ•r• ~ . AprU 28, 1958 ' ~·~"~'~'~~--·------~~----~~~-~~~~=-VOlt X NO 10 Pomeroy·Middlepor!, Ohio, Saturday, SINGLE COPY-Ic ·~~--~-------~--r~~-~-~------------------ -Move Is Started Tuesday Evening Dnotetll'e Thllctereiu fH I'JteltJ"i.. nll~l~ El<lon Kraeutt r, pret~Jdent, of D1strlct FoJr EVB Men, attenj:led a meetm;: of pr'e1jdent1 and com· mlaaion r.balrmen, Sundl)' ~t the Map(e St .l'UB ehurch, Lan~uter. Elmer Smith of St Petersburg, F1a ~nd Smith or Ctlaun· For O'Brien As Probate Judge F H "Harm" O'Br1en, form er M•. Caunty Probate Juds:e 1a1d today he Wr!uld accept the nom111 alton as Probate Judge and Ju YellJie Court Judge shQuld hu name be wrttLen m for th11t pott at the May 8 Pr1mary Elections O'Brien eonfirmed this monung that he had been approached by sever~! penons and aaked 1f he would ac~ept the wr1t.e 1ft nomma Uon In answer tn a query bv the Dally Senlinel today, he said 'I will accept lhe position 11 enou~h write ms are made t.o g1vc me the nommatlon." There 11 no candidate on Lhe bal at present t1me for the Pro bate .Jud~e.shJp 5mce Common Pleu Judge John Bacon stepped up to the h1gher court to fill tile unexpired term of Cednc Clark O'Br1en aoud Saturday that m order for h11 name to be wr1tten in on the ballot h111 name would bave to be written as F H O'Brien and an "X" placed before h1s Me1gs white m the d••m·olfloho After \i.e honpred her many .lovely menta were ~~er\red to tbo.se named atiove and Mrs George Uuehanan, r.t:rs Robert Ar nold, Mrs Elwood . Bowers, Mrs Roy Smith, Mrs Charles Legar, Mra ~e Tyo, Mrs Harold Lohse and a guest, Mra Phylhs Spauld ing was Refllc1hment11 the boeteue111 to Mrs. Floyd D••!f~o,; t.i~: O•rvllle: HOCI!C,. Mrs b~ng, Mrs Jea Buck,- Mrs Leo Crew guest, Mrs .rane Russell The May meeting wlll be at the home of Mrs Charles I~ h; hoped that many par.enlJ Wdl eat supper 'With the boys, 4iiit~gJ.n& a plcn1c aqpper on Satur· diy, l;fowcver, per• 0 i!ii)JI picnicking mu.st not bflng ~ookable foods aS fues for cook I ean only be allowed the. ".,., ' l'r~eocdo~g the Campllrc the C~mporee P•rade, ' ~~~ii~~' ! seoul& marcnmg to Uie, G Si)'l Du~lt5on. ln« • Since the. units ~amPin(J are Boy ' deouta and Explliftl'i, lhe 1 Cub Scouts will partletptote only In the parade, woth all units In the dis 1trlel Invited • to partoelpate All cuba are Inelllde~ In tht'lnvota!ion but only the rlag Bearers woll be lhe Grand llarah of Flags' " lfiey parade the'llags to a position behlhd the eampf1re to be ~ back ar,p, offlCiolly OPfnlng the C~mp ;JURING BAI(ER'S SPitiNG SALE Social Security Office For Arei Now In Marietta \'"i , • Mrs Kenneth Byers was hostess when the Jo1ly Bunch Sewing Club held a potluck dinner at her home Wednelda}' at noop The afternoon was spent In knotUng a comfQrter which tfle club will a:we to some worth y or ganlzatlon or family whr Is with hlin, Is the former Bonrue Badgely, Racme at- 1lcink • draw from the race an_<l leave the selection to the Ex'!cUti'ie Commit Lee of the Republican Pil.rty 1D tb~ tOtb OIStru:t wh1ch 1s corpprised or Meaga, Fairfield, Athens, Vinton, \ Hockmg Galha Lawrence and E1 BE RF1"1 DS .-DIUP DIY • DIIIICIOUS COLOII ' • • MIIIIJ T,he ~arm Bureau Women's Com m1ttee fo,;; the ~omoUop of .a farm tractor "l[ety ehe•k i hfld Its ' klek Dtf meeting J)1day evenlna at 8 p m m the Farm Buretu offices with 14 women present Mrs. J,itta Roberson, chalrm~n Activity q ommlttet of the $tate explained thP. prQgram and literatu.re and safety stickers were distributed ol the W,omen's Easy care, easy wear fashions paced to your busy lift In wonderful , ARNEL, the fabric that • almcnt 'area for Itself, name will remam 011 the ballot The sec::md rankine GOP mem~ bcr of the House ways and Means Com~;mtiee could not offJe~alty Withdraw from the race in wbleb he ts opposed by HOmer "Pete" 1 'I program by the Marietta off1c:e Abele of McArthur .md Mayor thought was Mr Wilham P Barker IS d1s John H We1s of Lanceltet, • r '~' for help trlet manager tn charge at llan LoeaJ RepubheaD leaders sa1d fll'at a1d etta AU mqu1r1t•s and referrdls Fnday .ft&gbt that they bad been , On Page Two) should be d1rected to h1m advued nearly U bo'tir$ earher ejf lenkms ,ntention to w1thdra:w The women present will ca~r will apt.;~:~ all Farm Bureau members 1!1 M~or Legar's court • county heJinnlng nlaht, reau)ls to be . one other arrest was of Aretto~~ to be given Petrie, 26, of 93 VIne st, Galllpolla roaci' meeth!a on ~barges of abandonment of children She was turned I 1>V GaiUa (~~::'!~SHeriff, The next Women's Farm Bureau Commlttee meeUogfor M~lga COunty 'w»l qe h~ld on M"1: 23 . 'I ~ '8100d Donations Fl.ve Years Added SANI)RA ' Are Sought For from the contest. but that nothing was made offiCial from WashmJ.t ton until Jenkin's oCftee made pubh.. announcement Congressman Thomas A Jen~ kms today authorized tbe release of the followmg statement "Two weeks ago I came to tho Martin Essex, former MukUepot1 Bethesda Naval Hospital wtth a Supertntendent, has a new con- mmor heart condition and stayed tract to head the Akron school Sl'!l- on for a complete and thorough tern for the next flVe yean phy1111Cal exarnmatlon 1n a resolution for "Invaluable My doctor's now advtse me 1t !ervice" rendered by Es6ex SID':!t w1U be a long time before I rcbe Went to Akron from Lakewood gam my bcaltb lo VIeW O( the ad tD 1855 the bond handed him a vice of my phy.slean and m v1ew nf Ove years contract as superintend the fact that my condlt1op has not ~nt. The new contract callJ for an ' Improved as rapidly as I bad hop nuai wage Increases. ed, I feel that I owe 1t to my wtfr. The 49 year old supermtendent' · and to my many frlend!l tn Il11 coo!llary will jump from po,ooo to grewonal district whoeh I have ~e­ $23,000 when he beg)ns his new presented for many yun to make. rerm August lst Ease% will get a this announcement at tbtl time·~ nother $1,000 raise August lat. "1 feel that 1 thould not stand for 1859 A third aDd final btU Wtll re-election as 1 would not be tti s brmg hll sillry to $25,000 on pqslbon to g1ve my constituency August 1. 1960 wtireb will 1tay In the servtee they havd been accust effeet until the five year term ex omed to rece1vmg and to wh•ch plres luly 31, I813 they are enUtled" "Since the law of Ohio does not WILL SHOW HOW TO PLOW pcrm1l me to remove my nam~ A plowrng demonstration wiJl be from the ballot, I'm asking my frl gtven MondC!I.Y, April 28, starting at ends and supporters to refralil noon on the Van McDade farm In from voting for me" Portland, 0 , by tbe Fulton Thomp "I shall cfintlnue to give my con1 30n ' Tractor Sales Company, Pom slluent.s the best service poSSlblp eroy The public is mv1ted ICantinvecl on Pqe Flwe) 1 To Essex Contract "' , dent As S upennten in Bloodmobile Unit Eastern Loeal High School presenl's on May 9, 19581 the class play. The two leadmg parta are played by Jqhn as "Tommy Britton", a seventeen year old, 'wbQ. \I! !(I a writer. Sandr11 Boyle11. ~s "Linda Weaver'1 'tam- "The eaaleat way I know fa. who helps get htm out of trouble. people to auure themselves and are in the cast· Paul Bntton, Tomqty's ~lh- family of getting blood if tbev [.0:::~~ "FI•~; l50th Anniver~r.Y, outstandm donors --,- .,.. Of Masonry To Be tiiood Mr Vaughan has donat total 2ll pints of blood thr<> and Celebrated May I Cross blood program of in urgmgt County need ot Is by clonatlnr blood ro, ularty at the Red Cross blood mobile " said Leo Vaughan, ODf of ed MARIETTA, o UP - T~ Uoth Meigs COUnty's 1 hinuelr of the Red Cross, be jDlns Red Melgr to the blood- annlvel'llry eele~ratlon ol the Amerlean Union Lodge, No I, Free and Accepted )laeono, Iolli be here Hoy 1. ' CelehraUona W'I'O bela ealllec tbis yeu ~~~ Warren, ZaneavUle, 1.."'1"'" and ChillieotH1!1 .1. '' ~~~~--~--~~ Lakin State Hospital Plans Dr.~~~~~~~~~?e~n?n~n~~~R~~~e]~!~l- has announced plans for the celebration of National Hospttal Day on Sunday, May 4, 1958. 1' , The public ts lnvlled to attend the occasiOn, will include a program at 1·00 P M EST on the lowed by gwded tours of the hospital and a l' the that .should he become the Repubh· can nomtnce that he wOuld w1th was not breatb- Veteran• lio~pital '1u:~~~~~·~~~~· The ' \em· perance _ec eommtttee re ported thai lhe "Youlh Temperance Education Week" proc~lmed by Gov Wm O',l'leill (or tho week April IS to 20, l.aa ~bl!lrVed ot the Pomeroy HIJ~ S.hool by. the readinr o! til!! proet.mauon at the •!!.•mbly of beth lbe lunlor aad Se"rrlor Hil~ ~hool, and olao by t~ p~aeplatlon ol tbe booklet, '~H(Ih School Hurdle'' to each the 81) members of the Senior to place booka lh the high Telegram& Oh(o son- him at the primary but addc:d Pi•1rii'! with a rope and tltelt wit~, ;~~~~:~~j:~~ ~ .,. ------'-----:-- l , Jenkms asked .us many constituents to refralat lTOm votmg for Rotllb, aa:e &LX, h,ad Countie8 After Wednesday, Aprd 23, rope became tight Me1gs County wdl be serviced on 'I~~~ · ~~::~r _ Debra's~ throat in aU matters havmg 1.0 do with tb.~ ::I· I and when Mrs admmtslrat1on of the old age sur ~er the child had nvors and dlsabilttY insurance He. 111 the son of Mr, and Mn A June 20 ~:elebratlon ia pW\ned at New Elltlland Lod8e No (, at VVorth1ngton •Piat'l wt'te1 on Durmg tbe p.a.st• week rumors had been prevalent that the veteran legislator would not be 1 candidate but <::emab were at1ll com mg- from Jua Washmgton ofhce a!l late as Fr: lhty afternoon by a1d ~11 who 111a1d that he ' r.u.- _,tUl m the runm.ng." •.,. PJans were completed for the Founden Day dmner which will be he1d at "ftle Sportsman ' in Athens on May 2, when the XI G1mma Mu Chapter of Beta -9IJ1ma Phi mel Tuerday evemng at the )JAV Uall • olcla.a. ,i ' • ,,_ • •• , • • r Tbis offl<e· Wtll aorv~ Moli!\i71 '·'Wttilitraw~ deiallne wao,-M.'i:lll'• .·: ;~~-:.;;~ >f~:~~:~ADD~ !ioll'atl, age t~ree, Athena, Monroe and Waahtlltllon befotio the promarf..· •nd JOi\i[lno XiGammaMu Makes Plans For Founder's Day Pomeroy WCTU Held At sa1d from BcthCKJ!I Uollpital 1n Washingtun where he has betn a pat1ent fo'" Lhc past two weeks t!tat docl.>n had advised h1m that 1t would M a long time hefore he regams h1s healtlJ and that on that advice oe fel t that Jt wuuld be best for b.:ri to Withdraw The Soctal Security Admuustra tion hu estabhahed a new d1s ~~~~~~~:~;~tf, trict office whach 11 located m the 'Ji her to save her County Courthouse, Second and <J; O,,B 1'·•• • ., Ntilam Stf<et~ ManettaJ O!Uo II,JI'iiJOn cop,a\ie$- Chcakr SlmPJOl\, Rallne RIB Velma lb e, pre~ident, presided and It wa1 decided to send 'Mra Rue, Clariet Krauuer, Joyce Ken nedy and Ednlil Mlll~r to the con vontlon In Cincinnati Plans w.•re made ror a card party to be held at the DAV Hall, Wedne1day 1 May 7, from ~ to 11 p m It "" de· clded to take over the operation ol the Bloodmobile for thla yea. "Stlmulanta' To Thought'' waa the topic of the cultural program pre sented b~ Dorotoby Clark Refreshments were aerved at the el010 of the meeling by Edna Miller and Pearl Welker ru:~e ntative Naval Albert Gloeckner. clerk or the Melg.s County Board of Elections .sa1d that m order for 0 Bnen to be nominated he would have to rect1ve 13 per cent of Ute total vot.et: Cllt for Governor Ill the fart.hcom1ng Pr1mary Elections Qlrl ~o~t• !I'• also in~~~~~l::~ .l be in ~oth tht para~e ~~ of the Flags, accordmg Dicklon Sewing Club Holds Potluck SAVE tite THOMAS A. JENKINS oame ln ~ ' I Meigs 4-H Club To Tak't Cruise AIM,tard Avalon ceremony for the new dletarv buildmg to be -conatrueted a-t Lakin Featured speak,er of the occasJon wiU be Or Wiliialfi B Ro'Jsman of • Charleston, Mental Health Commisaioner tor West Vlrgmla Dr Ro&.sm&n'!l top1c ''Careers that Count" will carry The Melgo County f H Club w1II enjor a dayllme l."rllise 1boartf Hospital out the the Steamer Avalon June 12 from out the Week-po,nUnil theme or 1938 NaUonaJ 1 to a p Ill wlfh departure and current shortage Of !toined h.,p tal worker• and the ll:lvantagc.s return from Middleport, o. of ureer c. E. Blakeslee, County Atleqt of chooalo1 thla supervlslpg arrangement~ fo'" Dr of the enjoyablt~ excur1ion givina: the Director membera OpP<Irtunlly to !I;" Weal Vlrgtol, t~e. ·'"'''nlc Sj)lendoro of the Owo Mental QeaHh AI lU lllbO of 0 Rosam~n. ,~~~~~~:~~1 ' -he was In for twelve years Ca1ro, Jll, and ·~:e~~~~~t·~~~J~ sehoob there lAter lndtanl! Un,ivcrsit.y, cetved bJ& He 1s a membir Cbu~c~h~,~~~~f~~.~;,~~~i ' �• IJ1E DI\I~Y I ... BUT NOT ACCCRDING TO THf SCRiPTURES qoAH'S be' One request the Pomeroy C of C delega tion jllay make IS to re,locate 33, leave 7 wbere IllS The proposal would go along wtth a new 33 into FIVe Pomts But 1t proposes that 33 be taken to the nver and cross 11 somewhere 10 the Leta• I Falls boot An easy hookup with 33 m West Vtrg101a could then be made A new bndge would be reqmred A!Ivantages of th1s proposal seem to be several.. fold - Route 33 would b~ conSlder~bly shorten. In a recent meeling In Martella on high way problems m Dlvlston 10 Mr R C Ken die, engmeer gave a strong impressiOn that the department Is shying away from a new bridge anywhere on the Me1gs rloer front Nevertheless, If the people of Meigs Coun ty and lhts mcludes the Letart area go to bat for the alternative cited above who knows but that It could become reality Cer lalnly we shall change nothing 1n the state plan by remaining asleep By letting every one know stateward what we want we m1ght get It First Aid Coursetralnin.l[ a)ld be~an to give mouth to mouth breathln~ and latcrstort ed the arm lift m~lhod ol artlfl<ial re~plratlon DUNNIT After aomo lime the ehl!d Te spondcd to the treatment •i!.d ar ler two hours 1he was in good eon dollon Mrs Roush Jtated that If she had t11kon time to aummons a lr Chat "hnnohltr ncl.:hbor or had taken time to ' I ne o t man kln d s !Ia seems to hav~ gone from the passing' scene If the ailment baB not been cured forever, at least our name for it has changed I l'llfer to the "grip " Being a complete stranJer to the history of medicine _ and medicine Itself - we ahall defer learning what the gr1p really WU, or II, to our me41eal friends Whatever It wu the malady took a heavy toll In a1J4~nte~1Jm from work 50 years acoIn Meigs County The proof 11.. In old bojt 11ta,t 1 aon (Gf41 Whlll, could eopl., of loeal 'f'ho been Bu@lr Ia owaddllna frf<IUel\0)' o1 IPIP , ..,. lty to only one of l'rei\Ci", 1_ 1apeet1 ol whit life '' .., our eraadfathen wore now In At hand Ia 1 10down eopy of The Leado• old Pomeroy It to often ao 1 "Mr aouree or loeol hlllory loday II f!OO ~ fllel, only on oceulonol yello...,~ and lriYed copy In lhlo ., that • attlc'o old trunk 'From the Timely Topleo" two' - column spread In lhlo Leodtr wo , Jearn I •~ , George Ka1por ol Naylor'o ftlln • hlo bod cooe of srlp 0 L. Bradburr ja ,...,... tha Jll'lp John HopklJiolo down wi!J! W C Strohme"yer ollho Ill North Dakota Co~lerenco pre•~hed a very ae..ptable sermon Jl Slmpaan M E Cburch Suodar e"ll)ns Qlnttns that 10me arog't ) 111?'1111 • "1'••!11, ~.,,.of Point ~allnl, made on ml&nrnellt Frl day Too mueh eredlt bullne.. Ia &l•"' u tl>a ea11,1e take Debra aomewhore for treat ment It would have probabl:v been ~~JE. ~al'f.- J LJiilD, ttl~ Ill:.:. GCl'i.> t.\? I ,_JW/Mw ._ lllflll .,,. ~ , 1 Chanqel3 - Saf\!rday --- ··- preacblnl ttle previous 1.0 \: ANation "Gets Religion" L Smith they emerged • •• Roy from the deoert, 40 Whit the atory of the reour yean later and Invaded the Prom REEDSVILL-E , lllr d u. • Nil ~ 0riO :J.!!..~lt( an -1 AVO no Athona, ~:--.ond loiU r' G fer of Tor<:h were recent tueiU of or ht! nation, delherance dcr the aun And it wat the pro Mr and Mn J 8 Torrence !rom E;:rptlan bondage Ia to the duct olthe teaehlng and preacblng Don Kibble of Eaat Llverpoof, Jew ot the inspired leader Mo1e1 •pent Sunday here With hi• l\llllf Abroham "'" the proaenltor In a tbouaand way• large and lfiloet Kate and L<ley Kibble ot the Hebrew raee, but Moses amall the Hebrew• resembled L. B 518100 lhd 1001 s~cwart, waa the fo-under of tbe nation, the other Semtlle peoples ot the were week end gueatl of Mr and recllon 11 to the Chriatlan the tsed Land was somethlne D!W un JtOf)l Tvppert Pltlnt Chrllfltn ly LOUII CAIIILS Churcb Sun:tay School It 10 a. Unlt.d '"" ltaff CorrtiPGndtnt ~nd the decisave myment m the m ere1ton Newland, ~upt. Com Since tbe daY• of carr~e Na a1fain of the nafltln - 1U natal muntoq and preachine at 11 I m tion publie officlall have had 1 hour - was than In whl.ch the and rienlna: service at 7 80 P bealthy reiPtct for th~ organized f1rat men of brael stepped down East In one way they dtffered lira Tom CoJlins Belpre and that was in the matter of Mr and Mrs LoweU Chevalier the1r religion The fact that they lelt Monday for OrviUe OhiO, have aurvaved tile centurtea, walle whert he bu employm.ent m Chrwtlan Youth Fellow- wrath of Amerkan womanhood mto •he bed of the Red Sea en lhc1r eontemporar1es have faded The Henry CamUe faml'" ol\lp meetlnes 7 to 8 P m ! ,_ ..... I It ha•I •--~me one of the ox route' to the promised land from tbe pieture and the acene. ~ have Ill•- that the our vacated the Barnett property and 0 U S Tuesday In month at Tbppen oma po u::. • For at leut 3 000 1ears every must be ered1ted to the amumg moved to Kansu Billie Orr and. PlajDJ, lb!rd1 Tuead17 at !AJns eol way to PI aetlon on a aeelal Jreat Hebrew prophet thinker power ol their filth lamoly Will move Into tb~ Bottom Olf clal Board m..llDl reform Ia to get the WOIIIell-<lnd rabbi <11d leader hu underta "Thor Think r•- Aro Goclo" IaIIC J tb eb"-b wome11Carvill tbe aecond Tueoday lo the mOJIIh Y • -· ken to turn the hearta ..d mlndJ Baalc In tbe ·-• theology wh10h pr-rty i[;rlon vacated Heber byand family of ' Chrlaban :Women't FelloWihlp arouaed about lt of the Jewilh people back to Motes pve the natton was the Toledo were week end gueall o( the tecond Thursday tn the monFatr .wamin• Is hereby .erved that profoundly slgnifieant event belief that every man was made the Bise Hetzer families lh Rev Harold C DostAl•, mllhl- on civic funetlonarlcl that tblo -t 11'e day tbot God ,.......,. on In the Image of God Th11 p<oa··•n beln• mobi and t·• the people out • ...,.,..,...... At Lhe Ploneer 4-H Club meetiniJ ter Welcome. po te nt Iorce •· lll ..,. ... of bond- found conVletton has made the l•··d 1 Dill · the ~ Sallttday, April 19 atdemoRitratlon tbe home ot Lone lo- Christian Cbu"h ~ n commu eo a•• _ age onto hie Jew throughout lbe ages the NDrima Nichola 8 J Sunday Sebool at 9 30 a m lolra na:::n target lbia time 11 &lum Chrlatlana are a btl apt to moat diffiCUlt man or all man· on pooture wao goven bJ lllary Walter Brown. Supt Colllmunloa overlook ita llgnifieance but U .kind to enalave Ethel Taylor Refreahmentl were and Prachlng oervloe at 10 U a bou&IDJ ean be truly oald tbal the beok m and I!:Vtl'ftine service at 7 ao Tbe moblhzlng IJ bema: done by of Et~ua tn the Old TeJtament A famous Roman phtlomopber served by the hostest The neJ.t ! th t tnn tlal and orator who wu almost a meeting April 26 11!1 at the home Bible .tudy eve- Wednes Umted Church Women, a depart.. ~"' Council or books g one m0 all ethe mOJ day at 7 80 p m Crui1tlan Youtb ment ol the Natlo-·' uu history ofuen man- contemporary o1 Je1us once 1ald 1 of M1ss Lucy Ktbble FeUowship meetin&s 7 to 8 p m Churches, wblch representl BOrne kmd that the reason the Jew made a MJ' and Mrs C C Hamilton ud Tradotlon, !---~al Fact poor Blave waatbe fact that there daughter Sandra of Philo, we" {•-t Tuesdav In montb at Tup"""' 10 million women In 34: major •• •·· • Protei!~nt donomInalion s vtsltora her parentt, Plains third' Tuetda1 at Lonre Even a eutiOry~· readine of the u sontethi ng In hII 1ana t lca1 rt!11!:' Sunday Mr and Mrs OrenofChilders Bottom Olllclal Board meeUng United Chureb Women bao book ol Exoduo mllke• tt my pon .hat teacheo him he 1' a god. Mr and Mr. Ruaoell Buckley the first Thursday in the month called on 111 of Its loeal affiliates clear that we are deabng with 1 And that explarn! 10 coosidet have returned to their home at Rev Harwd C Do.ster. mialtter -the Lad~J Atd aoe•etiea •nd a colleetJon of anc1ent doeumentl able part why a lew on any RoWeloome women'• ~Ulillarlet of 200,000 storiel traditions and records, in I man auctwn block, never brouaht New Brighton Pa after a visit tr•dford -..hurch of Chrltt luno ebureh eon~gatlons-to take on one instance for example the more than about 20% of the price :~!ht~~::t~erM Cs:it~u~~ldy~u:: day School, »~ a Ill. Lord'l Sup. the job of Halertlnt the1r eom name of MORel father 10 law iii that another man m1ght have -co~ relatives per humedla~tir loUowtq. munitlea to tfM! urgent need" for g1ven 21 Reuel (Ex 2 18) 4Dd m manded as a •lave 1 ,tum ctearanee, low'COit houolng, h •• Jetllr 0 (E ~- c 1 B kl all d X Chrittaan SciMM SMitty, 1~ ne~rhood rehabilitation another e 1J c.a11lt'U Something eternal happens to ~I ar uc ey was c e 3 1) In Ex 3 1 the name of the a nation that getll rehglon to Charleston recently by the Iff' 1o. P ecta. Mulbtrl"f AYtnue, PomtNJ, Oh mounLam 11 Jlven as Horeb and 1ous lnJUIJ" to her brother in 1 Morlung &ervlce at 11 with ~ e- T elsewhere It II called Sinai There Lractor accldenl 1'"' batlon Arter Death the sub ect Come oun i..... v.~. 2 church are other examples equaJiy Inter 'Mr and Mrs Frank Sprague and Next Fr - 7 ' ~ of the les~on sermon w1th tht: .. 1 th Golden 'l'em: Blessed iS the m•a women'& orppllaUoa• 1n seore1 e3tmg Qu1te evu:tent Y e story Mr an d ..in R E W1Ulams aod d d ol cltieJ wUI lponsoi' "come and was camed down among the peoThe Ladaes P'r1endsh1p Circle son 1n law and daughter Mr and that trusteth in the Lor • an e toun" of tbe slums Thill idea pie m 10mcwbat varymg forma met at the home of Mra George Hrs Warren P1ckens and Mr and. whose hope the Lord 11 Jeremlab :as ortalnatect by the Church But all :.re acreed on one new on Friday evemng The eve Mrs Lyle Balderson were recent 17 7 Wednesday evening service Women of Annapolla, Md, &everal pomt - the Divine Intervened m nmg was 6 pent playmg games and guesq of Mr and Mrs Bill Wll· at 8. The publle II cordially in years ago the way of the world and con Mra Dale Priddy was &IVCll d11h hams at Lancaster, and attended vitcd to attend Reading room dueled the Children of larael towels by the other members m an agncultural meeting at Ruab with side entrance located at th.. Cbutch women have learned I out of bondage and mto freedom observance of her btrthday Re VIlle rear of the church, open to tha that the actual ailhtl and smells Upon thiS fact - call 1t maacu freshments. of tee cream eake .Mr and Mrs Bernard Smalley public on Monday fron: 2 to 4 of the alums are the moat eJo.. Ious 1f you wdl - the whole re potato chaps and cokes were scrv and Debb1s spent several days rep M cjUeut arcumenb that can be llgioua bfe and national faith of ed to the following Mrs Juamta cently w1th relatiVe& 10 Columbus AllnHI Mathodllf Church, Rt\' made for eommun1ty improve-- the Hebrews rCJtec:', and rest to Roush and ooona and llrs Pew "Searching for something Dr Sherlock• Have you uncovered any clues• "What's R M Grove pastor Sunday mel)t programs this day Russell and Beverly of New Ba APPLE GROVE that• You are In search of Sunday vJruses'' School at 9 30 Lloyd Dillinger, If any clvle leader rematns Peculiar Rell1ion ven Mn Wanda Stewart and MilS "Let me get this straight Yoll say the fi ne man next door, who plays With rou and Superintendent WorshiP \ 1erVic~~ uneonvinced after a f1nt hand in It ts a fact of course that the Marg 1e Pnddy of Rutland MesBy Mn. Htrhrt Roush at 10 45 with Albert Warner, I~ spectlon of the bhgbted areas of Hebrew people earned a great dames Jane Johnson L1lhan Filz ?.!r and Mrs Earl Robtnson, shows you so many lhmgs, must have a Su nday v1rus because he never feels liJllO go leader Sunday everung at 7 his city, tbe Iadl es are armed deal of Egypt out mto the wilder "erald Helen Ehas Helen Roush Mr and Mr& Pete Shields an1 mg to church with you and your mother and daddy be~use he has lhts, that or the I t hc My"r :~~ regular meetmg o with facts an d fi gurea tiOL. Jue&e ne58 wtth them It ts 1mposs1ble to and M1sa Peaeh1e Ehas all local Mrs Gerald Haym811 spent Su3 other ailment and always JUSt on Sunday m ornlngs You are sure that If h~ went to Wedneaday evenrng at 7 30 m1d show bow the slums serve as diVorce a man or a nation from Local shoppou m Middleport day With Mr and M-s Orvilln church with you and your parents he, also, would have a happy tliDe there week prayer services breedmg groun ds I or crIme j u bls past a1 1t is lo sepanle a man Saturday night were Mrs OLto Stover at EvanG W Va "If yo11r grown·up fnend but kn~w 11 he wouldn't have to take any shots for that TIHt Fttltrlted Church-Inn venile deli~u.ency, narcotic& a(!. from hts shadow Miller and Judy Mr and Mrs :Ur and Mrs Gene Hagan have Sund;ly virus The church you en]oy so mu ch would be the only shot he would: need plical and Rtformtd-PrHbytarlan dlcUon lnd diaease They docu Vernal Johnson and children gJven the name of Sa11dra Le! He wo~ld forget his aches and pains and re cetve stimulation and a powerful lift just Pomeroy Rev Waldo J Bartels ment the inctedlble overerowdmg Tha Unlfrmn ::;unday School Miss VIcki Van Meter of Mtddle to thear new daughter port opont Friday mght wath M:1ss Peggy Sue R1rfie who has been Pastor Norman L. Kloes, Supt the lack of privacy and samta from ~is presence there Here's hoping you may be able to prove 1t to hlm, Dr Sber· Lauon lor April 27 "GOD a surg1cal patlcnt at the Kolzef lock " Sunday School 9 13 A lll Wor DELtViRS HIS PEOPLE" Unda !'otzgerald Hospotal was returned homo ship Hour 10 25 A M Sermon , Exodus II 1-15 11 Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson "' have returned home after a v111t Mom:lay topic "The Plumb Line' Yobt'l Gloria Goodmte of Raeme ar Fellowship 6 00 P M Come anfi. 1 Eu,.ne Brown with relatlvt! 1n Toledo With the hope that it will, i,. some measure, foster and helpsl,l$J For many years 1t had been a h Wheel h d vistb.ng Mr and Mrs Norman I worship You are we come Pastor United Methodist Church criminal ofiense m Egypt for any M1Ss Rut er s oppc m kiin that which is good in family and community life, this l~ Church of Chrllt, Middlaport Proverb! 23 2? reads hke thio; one to matrud a Hebrew ln any Pomeroy .. londay afternoon ru;~ and Mrs James Kmghtm~ tur~ is sponsored bv the business ftrms and organizatiors whQst Fred I G:trdner Minister 9 30 F.or as be (a man) thinketh in his m ••·r related to retogoon But hu Sylvl.a Coleman and Jilne John r At t tt ._lble co..hool RMdel Steffy Supt ht a~ son v111ted Mr and Mra Law aod family 0 n lQUl Y spel 0 ~ heart so is he ' A man lS w a man .nature be1ng u 1t IS, 1t was p•· 1 Sunday aft'!l'noon w1th Mr aorl na~i:i' appear below. 10 30 Mornmg Service Sermon he THINKS ns very true that mevltable that the servants should renee Coleman m Ppm1 ,.;8110 Mrs Charles Kmghttng Sr 'Give Me My Portion ' G30 C f people become slrk by thmking plek up fragments of the religious Sunday afternooTn b County Wide class meeting wa, Youth Hour '1 30 Evening BerviC"' wrong And by right thtnktng he beliefs of thetr masten When the Mrs George rew lwaMs ad us• held at the Falrv!ew Chureb sermon • Brand Marks of Icsus be h lth Mnd c1viliz ness VISitor m Galhpo 1s od ay ea Y ern "' people swarmed out mto the wtld Rus 11 r New Ha Sunday af'Ofltoon I can Wednesday 730 Prayer meet ng t1on Is plagued wtth emotion:tl erness under the leadershiP of Miss Pame1a rda'" 0bt f Everett Pars~s or East LiverPomeroy, Ohio Pomero) ed th1s ven waa a Satu Y mg gues1 o tb and Soble .study B 30 Choir prac Uls A newapaper carrt Mofl(!s they carried w1th them at Mr and Mr.!! Hugh Ehas and also pool ealled on relataves 1s tu:e note "Every other hospital bed least BOme religious bche£15 attended Sunday School here Sun week Hi& mother, Mrs Ruth hePar> For the most part however day morning sons retume4 to her home re Flrot IIIPII•t ChUrch Eut Main ln the Umted States la occuptc~ by a person placed there no Lhc people were spltllually 11 Mrs Alburtis Young and Mrs j after spending the Winter wtth Stroot, P"'ll•roJ, Ralph !undol, MlddleP\Iri Pallor g 31J.l1 Combined service because o( germ or accident but literate ln a very real sense Herman Kaby were among local her son and Camlly Pomeroy Budget ~bopping Cenlet they were plastic clay m the pcnona attending the concert at pJo c James Rl~fie who ba! of worship and study S1ered mu• beeause of emotional upset' Warped thmkmg detelves Patil hands of Mnses and the great Wahama High School Friday nieht spent the past month with hid• \eat program by the Rio Grande saya In Galatians 6 3 For d any desert leade-r moulded them ac Junmle Stewart of M.tddleporl mother Mrs Lelia R1ffle aD College Chorus Sermon j"The Soug Sung Jn Heaven " Nursery and one thinks be Is aomethmg when cording to bis own convactions wu a week end guest of Billy famUy returned to Fort Knox, Ky Tuesday Juooor Church for children 5 00 he 11 notbln&, be deceives him But, tt must also be remembered Coleman MlddlelfOrl. Oblo self Deception bps its own re that he waa almost completely Mrs Mildred Brumley and Mrs Homer Me'N!ekles returned to Recrea!lon ~nd YQuth meeting TuO!day 7 15 Christian Educ Coni ward, and the reward 13 newr Ignorant of the Lord God Jeho- Doris Eads of Pomt PleaSN~t call hiS tmployment at Eureka Dam for 1t captivates and victim vah In fact he bad W be taught ed on Mrs Etta Young Sundll' Monday ot Rio Grande Wednuday 7 30 good lzes Only TRUTH IS good and it the new name even PriYer and Bible study & make one free indeed The religious faith w1th whu:h Unllod Mothlidlot Cltllrch. E 2nd tWill We aeek many ways to allevtate ll!ddlepoM St, Polnlroy, IUIIM Bh:ntm, PI~ our trouble, vacations ID th"' tlon, the generally subhuman Uv Your Dodg• & Plymouth ne-"lef to~ Sunday Sebool 9 IG I m Tbeo mountains and by the i1kes ing conditions that prevail m the Custom Built Kitchens Smith, aupt , Worohlp 10 30 a. m tHpa to warm ~umateH, trips to run-down aectiomt of the e1ty ''Tbe lnflnily of God" MYF lute.. eold cllmates. pUla, tnnquilizio~J No woman's organlzallon wbtch <\ modlate& and SOnlora 6 P m Pout drugs, etc Perhaps these do help JOins the battle for decent hou11ng Btllen Of t.Good Bre" Reuter, senior prealdent MoudJy but we have not removed the real should expect to wm a victory I -:~~ ~ 1 so p m Study elm "Croos and cauae of trouble There is spar with one 'come Jnd see tour In 1'oDIWI)', Oblo BlllltfnJllt!n, W. Va. Crises In Japan ' Spring DistriCt tual r!Ondemnatlon for the sblS Annapolis, chu.re~ women encoun 1 Dlalloa eoocerniOi our work ~REI MltHODll'l' ~IIUICH.I, Conference at Wbeelcraburg Slln we carry and they cannot be tered strenuous oppomtaon rld1 pi•••• tete»hono 31¢,) Prmaroy, Rav w. II; 11/lllobllulh, day 1 May4 lrom3p m to9P m worked or J)l1yed out They come cute eveq thre1tta when they be k¥ Brown •na several lay delegan badgering the c1ty council to lUI(Churchao. Momlnl J11r • pntor. Ialth 10 God clean out by exerctsang up tbe sluma With the help gateo will attend LAUREL CLIFF Sundq S<hool Enttrprlao, Rev L1110n Ho!IJY, Church of crwlst, W M1ln St , and by thinking and believmg of a local newspaper, however Pulorr lllomlnJ Star Sun :Ia• 9 ao a m, Supt P01rl Jacoba, .._....,, Roymond L. Roth, poolor that the only and expreu pur d t th ssue 'lchool 9 U A ~ wor- Mcrnlns Wonhi~ 10 101m Youth Bible Scbool 9 30 a m Rlehard ~se that God sen' His s,on JDlo they manage 1o ge e I ~dolp ·ai II A. 1o1 loiY1 oervlee 7 P• m Evonge!IIIIC setV· DavJa supt, Morning wonblp and th. wOrld was to redeem man before the public and keep it t d alive Annapolis Is now undertak 1<o 730 p m Wtil, 730 p m Lor(] II Supper 10 3\1 a m Chris kind !rom blmself (self cen ere lng a $500 000 slum clearance and r rayer Meeting tJan EndcilVOr 6 30 P m Evening neW ..•l aee the contagion or balll low-cost pubhc houSing proJeet worship 7 30 P m Wednesday alt Similar vJCtoriel have been won in other cities :Munieapal authori 7 30 p m Proycl and Bl,ble atudy thoughtl every day as we w An urgent Invitation to extended along ~ .atreet where a group t1cs In Columbus, Ohio, credit 10 a m to eVt!ryonc Lo attend thcae serv to galhered, In tbe obops •nd in1 church women wolh pottins aero .. S.rvt~e tbe atqres Someone expreas 1 bond issue which will open the ICCS J tee no.•o;:..~;·. ···rc..., hi:l dlse~ntent and ammosity to way for a maJor alum elearanee S1IV1tlon Army, PomtntJI SunRobert day School 10 a m by YPSM Elo- watd altuations and people Thill To all eoqcerbed In tho Hysell Ise Adanls, 11 a m Holiness meet- tyPe of atm011phere Is bad for an pr~~~and Rapids, M1ch and m Run area AJ ~ ehurcb .,. hope Ing • Jteconclllallon From En~ who are within ~ye or ear lhot Portland Ore church women this evening aervlce wPI prove a nuty to Peace' c,pt Glenna Rum God help 111: to thank before we have directed thctr attaek pn ;E14>n Chon;~ ol Christ lonltil ble&Sing and a ne... lor the mell, 7 P m YPL sally Landers speak or acL! marily ,at ractal and religious dis .. .Po!n....,..Jlarr~~o~~vl"• a...t Thb trouble (Ill thtnklng) 45 cnminaUon m housmg wb.ch forchutth Plan now to Jttea~ eacb &1\d Open Aor meeting, 7:30 Sal· ~~~·- S<bool 9 30 Jo 0 Jf lolomln( not new Jesus apoke to Martha ces mmont.y groups mto high r~nt and every serVIee prOvided !or vallon meeting, Bob Estep IJ~I"O lO i30 1 m •enlnJ Wol' in her home in Bethany to revca' ghettoes St. Lutttarn, Pomaroy, llllp ' 80 p. m R~• le Eggleton, Enllot tivlc Support Ted Paotor Sun her Inward trouble ' Martha yoo o\lft!a!er, Paul Mc!lioy, Bible are amuous and troubled abou Although church women have day a m Morning ldlt>OI. Su~t j'Tbey Came Seek manv things, ONE lS NEEDFUL' carraed the ball alone m 10me IUa obvious that Jesus meant for commumttes their usual tech her to get her mind o£! the lm nlque - and the one recommend rnater1al and take note or the ed by their natiomll organiZaUon~~.ylng act of service of her listtlr is to enlist the support of other ~ry u we serve our fellow clvlc groups m setttlilg up broadly m'n tf we relieve the suffermg representative citilf.ns commisot' others then we will soon fo" sions to work for decent housing - ~lf" God 1.! anxti.lu! to help for all ail ~b'e sorrowing and heartbrokcl'l Thus, (or example, the Church ofl the world ''The least of Ull Women o[ Sioux City Ia , spear services that fall are never far from lht headed the formation or a toun Wedneaday hand o( Gost He IS eveeywherA, cil which in~ludta Clvic, dub, Friday G10 evonly prosont pobtloal and church groups Jn thla age of ncnous ano 'Miss Esther Stamat9 soetaJ rcMjddi.,rl jltle!Y ]>eople, we need to know lallono doreetor of Unoted Chutth , 9 1& a how to ktep harmony w1thm Women, satd the wom~n are m ••pee TBA Golf 6 00 News P1eture oports 1!.:}'~ Federal Meo ... ,. Saturday "U&ht Jamboree PeQptC '-re FUDDJ Per.ry eomo ... Club Oas1s Turnmg Point Ted Mack Alllal~1!1" Hoar Your Hit P•ritde New• 11~11101 Weathcrcasc t - ' US Religio V'1ewpom••" m Doater, mlniJtet Wele<.me ~00 ' at- 7 30 P CODI!'Oiatlonal meetlnJ on Friday after I 25 Basebal1 4 30 evenlns Mtvlce Sunday morning Rev Harold C 815 Stgn pn , • 8 30 CorcJe 3' Ronch " ~ 3Q 11•-i.t of the ;!~n8lt LQ po How~r Doody ,, 0: , jD:J!O 'fhe Jlull and Jle~dy Sit.. ,~1 00 J"ucy • •'H 30 Andy a Ganr 12 00 True Stor) 12 ;\0 Dc.fect1ve s Daii'J' 1 00 Down on the Farm Nllew¥~cli st,d 011 m reD: Middleport (Contlnuad From Pa~ Ont) dance the following protram was presented Quartet Jaruce Asbury, Carla Wliaon Carolyn Mllhoao a)l!l Di~lf P1erce Puntmmme, 'illof;!:); A Bye A DIX)e M€iOdy Robe.ct Nelson Group smglng Mt~mmy• Janel Stobart J•nmfer Daniels Mar)' Scott Polly 1 homas CatOlijuds'l" enrol Cmwe li Lmda Nellldn Patty Mlchocl Jane Hoyt 'fap dapce Mandy C<~l la Watson S!l~ shoe Old Folks At Ho"'e ·~ JamF.s Ward Stephen Bailey David Cl}e' her Robert Nelson ~onnY. Knapp Roger LlghlC< ol D,lc Mll)er, Mm uct Lmda Nelson Ed.di~ ~oore Jenmfer DCJmel8 David Chesher carolyn Mllhoun Edd1e <;rooks carol Cnswcll Richard Roller BQll~eorge The ' Jlnet Slcphen wat MasterStobart of Cea emonies foot Harlan Whitlatch Grace Cap telna Program Carla Wilson, Dhue P1erce Carol Hu,J.son, Dalti' Mlller Georee lflb~ 1md Dav1d ChesJher Decoratln11 Gene AbQott an lee A1burr, la~:~k Bacon St~ve Bat Joy Shll:loy flirrott Alma Baum .aardl\ll GJ.J~ B1ng Edward tJlake Gr~e c,p~lna David Chesber, Tom Clark C.-r.ol CniJwell Eddie Crooks Jenmll'l" llanlel& Pe~gy Farmer Nancy Haddox Kay Hanson Son Ja Hcn~r1cks \\ade Herrmann George .B1bbs, ~ harles Hoscbar Ja,ne JjQyt, r.;ar.Ql. H,.adson Ltnn Uurpmel, Mad( Kelly Sonny K.niJ;)P R~ger Lol hlfoRI Carol MAnley Norm~n M iinl~y Patty Michael Carohn ~1lhoan Dale Mlll<!r, Ed dte Moore George Mtller Ktt Nesl ICarpenter Admotted CapehRarat N;~ Jam~o~~f 1 1IS e Franklin ( ollins Mr" Clyde Clonch, Rutland ~lei • vln B Green Galllpohs Howard Jeffrey Hubbald Ewmgton Mna . . . . .1 II Edgar White Kanauga Mrs Rob B:OO TV Classroom ! erl Sayre, New Haven Births Aprol 24 Mr and I,tr; 8 30 C,Optala Kanr•roo Robert A B<tudmot, a son Gallit r tB _. Ktehty !II{I'Uje PJariOllll hs Mr and Mrs Clyde Cloneh, t1 00 Garden Club 1 Rutland, a son (Apnh25) Mr nnd Jr TowR Meetbif J Mrs Robert Sayre New Haven, a lunmy J)ean She)W' son Mr and Mrt Melvin B Gtcen JAn!! -.ncer ) rf ' Galhpoha a daughter 1 ~ Keys to the FiltJ)re D h d A I 24 Mrs I.e ISC arge prl 14!J Baseball Preview ora Jones James Knapp Alvm 1 ~5 Game of the week Boster Herman Haddox Joe Wil lis Mrs H D Bowling Samuel J 4 30 Saturday Showease (h __ Qa,jy !'~JIJiet Funeral ser,vieel for Wendell Roos were held fr()m the Ewmg " 'Chapel Thursday at 1 30 p m with the Rev Paul Kloepher or TO ATT!ND SERVIC~S Sugar Grove nephew ol the dcc•a Pomeroy Chapter 186 O~S w.ll 1sed orrtclatlng flll l' nd SCfVICe& ID I bOdy at the z 10 n Church of Christ sunday at Special mU!ic was prov1ded by 10 15 9 m All member" arc urged l'lisll Ramllra Bmce organist io be resenl • Burial was in Beech Grove cflm~ P terr an€! P!lll bear~rs were Hllma1 Crimm, Grqver Orr, Cla1r Karr DUV TO ME!T Jane Howell Tent Duus;q~ers of TPm ijeuter, Mlc~ey Wolllams anrl Union Votctans will meet in reg Leo Vnu1hJtn Comina: from out of I own ror th ~ ular session Monday cvcmna 11t services were Mr and Mrs Grover the DAV hall The quarterly birth days will Jw observed Y. !th a pot Orr, Mias Katit~ Roos, M1 and Mr, luck dmnor All mt•mbeu are urg L~9 Reuter Mn Howard Reuter and Mr 'Mra Hilmar Grimm ed to attend oil of StOUT ME ETliNG Cub Scouts ~ED GOOD MondRY night al tenm Church at scnut is to come HOOP e FOl 'llHE BEST! t ANY TYPE! See Ill" i:!all JOHN IICIMOND 5 00 6 30 20th Century Record Hop Carla 7 30 Perry Mason Show 1 '-111 ~30' 1 f'o'p Dbliift u .. t ~f'l 9 00 Gale Storm Show 9 30 Have Gun Will Travel oo Gunsmoke 10 30 OffiCial Detec.tlve 11 00 Newo l 10 MGM Late Sllow 10 Sunday.,. (ha. 8 (Jim) Porter If' With The ' INSURANC£? I·'SifUI Swisher ~i~~:M~rs~J~F~G~a~n~n~on:~:\1~&~'/~ F00eraI sefVICeS ' K';~tme tcnnVcr Damets, Polly Held Thursday Thomas, Jane Hoyt jloger light f ~.. \V epdel Roos llavbook Mrs Wllham Lee H Powell Linda Pettit NelsonDixie Robert Wdlia'f' PierceNelson Rtch ard Roller Mary Scott Roland W.ells S,rtger J!pifl St~bart ~erman Wilson Htbbs I Member• or eomm1tteei Wt:fe Table Peggy Former AI~J!ao\o\ Taylor ~ardner Shirley Barrett 1 Pltty I Folly Thomas James Ward Rob Michael Janice Asbury and Mary erl Watkins Tom Watkins John Scutt Orchestnt Coroiyn Milhoan, Ed die Crooks !tory Kelly Janet Stoaart Jac~ Buopn and sonny too late to oave her life and 11 11 had not been for the flrat ••d courae Debra would probobly not be here today Mr otbbs who conducted tho llrst old courae, Is Jhe oaloty sup orvlsor lor Philip Sporn Plant and otter oOndU!~n' a aerlea ol cour sea lor P~IIID Sporn Plant employ eea ofle"'d hia 1ervlces to the N!W PTA He Ia at preaent •.onduct!nld 1\lr nnd Mrs first aid eoursea tor received word PTA mell)hera of a JOn to The pletgre abows PTA m•m Duckworth bers 11 New Haven walchlnc Mrs April 25 1 he Du:~~r::rJ~'1 Rouoh ~roctl~ the arm Ute ~~~~th other son John od of ortlllclal reaplrahon Mr This to the Gibbs knoellng In backeround 11 and Mrs oludlna a woodcut,~! hlo head and ahouldero ahawlns a moat startling and luxurant mu.u~he 8dvlsmg all vettrana ._ wa, a top j'pen sion attorney ' In those days, you see, lhtr4 were n,o IMirvice organ iaattont to wtn for the veteran what he bod eorned !rom hla count'ry The news woo full of packet boat• eomtna opd coin& IJ'be r!v .. Wll tbe biO¥d ofitlelga County Ita moat firm hold on the qutalde world SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK ~ Tlt£VISION WSAI--TV -It would completely by pa~s Pomer.oy ~s well as the growing comm"JI)Ije~ ln l\fai!Do County 1t now pasw throug~. Uluo ahm!IIPt mg more than \the fomerqr bottlenl!llk -Removing 83 might mean 7 ~uld 1>1! left as 11 is and both Pomeroy and Mtddleport would still have a main ~lpje route What IS now considered t botlletJ.e~JJ: might be found not to be a bottleneck With SS removed -The Lelart ar•a would h~ve better com· municatlon -The alternative of proposing and push lng for nothing Is to lose !Joth 3S and 7 Thts could be pamful on at least two fronts ()) to businesses depending on tourist trade, (2) to town eovernments then having the entire cost of street (highway) maintenance on the1r llmtted budgeli And this might happen anyway unless a loud furor 11 railed Even then 11 mteht come to pass For It Is pretty well settled that the State Highway Department Is frownmg up on new bridges Chtef reason of at least a dozen areas represented Tuesday mght In Huntington, all but one wanted a br1dge acro$s the Ohio R1ver and that one was not located beside the river• Also, bndges cost lots of money ( l 1958 -----"'"7--:--- ·--.:;;..;~....-::~:!..o.-'":!!...::..__ - ~d WHO 0 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mid~leport, 0 , Aprll26, • SUIE.VER'I' 1"t,~"E Now 1$ The Time To Ask For Something, Or Forever Hpld Your Peace: Hif·hway Future Soon To Be FiJfed Jn the na~l procesae1 of deiJlocratic gov proposal op Routes aa and 7 What should II 'file ' •• ·f\:O.entating, Editorially ernment "the people" usually have thetr op portunity to be heard upon fundamental ac tlo~s These actJOns frequontly affect the ec 0110m1c future of an area, a region, even a commumty 8ald turmng points may arrtve 10 the form of a vote on a constitullonal amendment to redirect tabor management relations greater or lesser emphasis on schools moneywlse or upon relocabon ol our baSte h1ghway system It IS upon the latter that the people of Meigs County now may be heard In the event we stand Immobile like a dumbwaiter the state w1U go ahead With 1ts plans to relocate U S Route 33 and State Route 7 around both Pomeroy and Middle· port However, we can make our destres known They Will carry wetght m the State Highway Department Exactly how much can. not be determined Unofficially, the highway department is understood to be tentatively plannmg action as early as 1959 (that's next year) to remove the "bottleneck" on both routes as they now proceed through Pomeroy (33 7) and Middle· port (7) Agam unofficially, the department's thmkmg Is to bring Route 33 from Darwm lnto the Five Pomts area, join wtlh Rt 7 there swmg back of Pomeroy - vla Laurel Chff and present Route 124- to Dead Man's Curve At that point an mterchange could be built with 33 going stra1ght toward the Porn eroy Bend brtdge Rt 7 continuing over the Bradbury cut-off to a point at Hobson below Mtddleport And both towns would be separ. ated from through traffic, for better or for worse, forever The attitude of the highway department Is this "If you have something better to propose, or don't like this, let's hear from you" The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce has taken action to be heard Two of Its members, Franklin Rizer and Mr Pau' easel, journey ed to Huntington Tuesday night 1'1)11Y met with the highway committee of the Central Ohio Valley Industnal Council Thts group had acceptell the task of pre paring an agenda for anbtHer full dress com mlttee meeting next Wednesday night in the Prllchard Hotel, Huntington Attending that session will be the highway directors of Ohio, West VIrginia, and Kentuc~y. Messers No. ble, Granary and Martin delegation to attend next Wednesday night's meeting des1res to take a definite .•' • -. SfHTINEL .,. • i ' ElberfeJd's Meigs Coullty News ' 12:10. p~~;· ~ally except Su.,clay On IN9 S!ln On 12 00 Eye On Now York 12 30 Wild Boll Hlckot- _ I 00 Badge and Bullet~'it[11 3 00 Compus 3 30 20th Century Fox Hour 4 30 face the Nation 000 The qrea~ Challengp ' 6 00 The Lao~ Word 6 25 CBS News 8 SO Annie Oakle7 7 ~ La.,le 7 80 Bachelor Father 8 00 lild Svlllvan ~how 9 00 GE Theatre 9 30 Alfred Illtc)leoet 1000 f8*,0Qo Cha!IMge 10 30' What'• loli Line 1100 Sunda:r NeWi S~elal 1115 MGM Late Sh~\¥ ' ' 1 I Chann~J.-a:Monday ~· •'B oo c,~~\1{ JrJri;,,~.;,. " ~ 45 CIWN~Wi' rrll' ooo liloenlilf sh... 9 00 Garry Moore 10 30 How Do You Rate II oo Arthur !Jodfrey II 30 Dollo 1Z 00 Love of UIO 12 so ,se~rch1 !o_r~Tomo~ 12 fS !l~ldolljl LlJbl I 00 Katie'• Kltcbeo '' I 30 As the Wort~ ~ 22 30 00 ' Be~t ·~· Clock Holloepar~¥ J!l• Payoff The Verite! II Ypun l"sriJhter D•y 1t.!let Storm ' Edse of Nillht 5dll Record Hop 5 30 MGM Early Show ,, ~ Y~l'j Elao R•-er 8 4$ S~ds Parade ,eu ~~ WeatherDJaa 1' 00 Pres!l Conterente HO Hood , {I• WIST COLUMBIA .. I Serm.onette I q 00 3 30 4 110 A 13 4 30 ADen Appliance Serv. Pnmeroy Cement Blocl Co. Biker Fumiture Stiffler Reel Anchor ' fif• Refrlgeratio11 ' Ohio Y•llty Baking Co R. H. lawli. SOns (ot Christ Is Y rAnswer Heiner's lak"Y ~~ Apr.27-May4 7:30 P.M. REVIVAL GENE McALLISTER Evangehst Church a... ~~~~ii~~~~~m~~~~~~~~~H~tild~Y··I r: W181 Ml1UIE GOIS thtn~ vtcl~roous!Y1 ·~:~~:~~·:tc;w;:holesome therapy • They seen for themselves to tbts Iichthave to ,,,y )! to how to let how ao and t~ ll aeapdalous conditions that ex 1st In the slum~ ' she oald "!'hey there Is know that no woman can 'liVe her •Pl!'\lually children the roghl ktnd of home e~ally bfe m su.ch 1urrolliidinga. They tba' 1, to , alwt,:/B do not see any excuse for the so sniJiy people do rlcfte1t nation on eai'tb to let 10 care nor undentand, God million famUies live in suhstan me to unde1'5tand ' dard bo01nng I yo111J .. alacl you had tit. foNt~! 11111 _... pthfOn!IIIISIIrianca. WARNER-I H-...., INSU~N¢1 110 W. COURT ST. �1958~---~ ---~ - --~--~ - - -~II "f-n.JI .... y-;-:;-; Sen"""'-:itlllelii"""", Pofll_el'O)'-:-:!•Mlr,a;;ddleJ10=rt,=O 'A .... prlliiiiiii26,.... meU.an Mourned ~9llg Nation's TM ...,,, S,uti..,.. r:~e:;NP;ay~~o~ball ' I J t ' Low ~ 9ntm1J~~ inx (>p idJ . CINCINNATIANS DROP'4•S .... '" ' M~ I OUTSl'ANDIHCi CANDIDlTE JOHN M, RICHMOND ture 1rocerles, law enforcement 1nd in1uranee bu taua:ht R~h Dally $fnHnet, l'om£ray~, Q., Aprll28,1958-& • PE(lPLE~ AND PLACES IN MEIGS OOUNTY monjll)le votu• or 1ood public re I1UoA•, and JQ.Uare deanne. (hcoUN Rlthmontl hoi 1111 df. • ~ hfo ItO pt 1 them a,.igne4 lq committect iii 1 !I'' II to n)~it '"loctlon ) AJJd • the!! cho1p~ UsuaiJy cout.deted a con~a­ tlv,, he tought fqr the co,l min- I du~:~.!~:. d~dr:~fm~ Fr1day at Provadence Hospital He l ~ omrnt,s,liOil~r. had undergone an operat•on Mon day to remove a gastnc ulcer and was l"ecovcrmg satisfactorilY until he developed an acute hemorrhag,e • ImentJ He had a part m namtng Ht•.t't llithmond served 2 years in the AI• Foree during W W 2 hoid.s a pilot a bcense He attended <>)Ito Univel's1ty -Pd Pol Ad C. E. WIJ..f,, Cbll!· ' Thursday night Hickman had been a telev•s•on and radao sportscaster for the Columbia Broadcastmg System an New York since 1952 when he re llJgned as bend football couch at Yale He had roached at thrte other colleges before that nfter plnymg guard for the Unavers1ty of Tennessee Po10t a seem~ ~rive; along tf\e Potomac River as Oh10 Drive He wu a leader 1n tl}e \tatl1e for federal social security tuhdl PLAYED PRD BALL such man Will CoUege Be lmpossl~le For Your Children? oo ap er.ror TheQ ~wla l)lu.t ~~~ ~oor in the Ponthor hall Pl ll'le811nl 200 110 ~ 7 j fow•••r 300 no 1}-d 5 1 PI Pleasant Lewia an4 !Ja~'l' WUI~A\ ~1l Pomeroy Cunmngham, (LP) ond Grueser Fun For The Oldsters, Too In Middleport Friday evening maq~~ers wept lntq the 111•r· ket fur their pl~yers and successfully rret up two addli•W~al ~~~)liS making ,1¥ m all that wlll play ti\IS summer compar~d lQ fu11r last year Only e1qht spots are vacapt and open on the six rosters fpr Johnny Com~ Latelles Bt<ldln~ (points) wa1 spirited ~nd s re!lorted Woody Cal!ape~t h1s enllr~ point bankroll m e~tll'll the cream of the talent However M!lllsers Searles, Kennedy, Nelson, JllndY. •l'd Skinner will keep a wary eye on "Old Woody" He will j>e makmg trades from now until opemng day and may end up witp a roster strangely different from the one h~ took home with y~sterday But he'll have the boys he wanted in the f(I'St pl~ce . That's how the L1ttle Lea~ue set-up becomes an llllflgujng thmg for the "oldsters" "" well as the youngsters I s5,00 per month STANDINGS ly Unltod ,,... AMIRICAII LEAGUI B01'LING eOUNTY LEAGUI High $com April 21 HIJh thr~e game indiyl~ugl Ro~~=hp~v~:~:~ame~J Duerr, R 111 vts 203 'l"eim t~ree games- A•I®Jated Rodjo 2382 'ream one nme- Hot Ro<b ~22 STANDI~GS w;rll \1~ ,,•. 1\l!oociated Rad•o 27 1B fro Hot Rolli 24 21 ij3 ~ 11 an~ Reel 8 '''' 700 8 iiZ5 I 4 iiOtl 1 ~ 11:41 1II & '-' I~ 5 Mf a\!i 7 3110 4 8 8 I 6 8 6 + 111$tlllallon and IIY~m-1111 Jx~ 'J'~ ~~~· ~~s!JIIe4 'Have Lucas, Will V D Edwards Travel, ~nd Walker,' Hinted P.ri.W• ~"' SEI! US t'OR COMI!L~ J,l~~~J;$ Ke"" ~lty 5, II l"'llflll• llfw ¥~rk I, ~lthl -1 \ loll~ l Chw~len~ 12 P,lrelt 3, •lthl $e~'J BrW.-It PUc~tn :1 ~ ePTo•naUT tr• ',, 411~~~r.\~ ~ ~"';~ ASSOCIATED IAOtl' ond TELEVISION "~; w.. Braves To Practictt Monday *' PAYMENT JM.ADV4t<ICil AN!J. KE11P SET IN OJII!RA!fiOIII ,, , t 213 4\!i Ntw '{qrk ~t Ba)IImore-Turley R•CL!1f! $emce 21 24 4'7 HI vs Lito• 11-2 Simon s Mkt 17 28 .318 ~lng)pq pi Boston - qrig .. Pomtero-1440 141> 301> 826 0<1 VI Ni<OQ 1).2 Be ready when they are' Detroil ·~ Cleveland - LillY 0 I SEASON HIGHS Prepare now by taking out Dave Hlndy wants hill Braves to be out for practice at 5 llr~t 1 o lnd 3 game• - W Boiiea 62~ an educational pohcy wh•le p m Monday afternoon at the Mu~lclllal Park Kan1as Cit~ •' ~111·~-rrclll' lqd 1 game - W Belles 271 they are shll Infants The This Is Dave's first fhn~ at Little Lqa~ve Piloting as It'~ Telim 3 'ames - Aqoeiated a- 1-0 vs Donov1n d-3. cash will be ready when I• for Jr Kennedy C W Searles Bobby Nelson and Tom dlo 2633 actual pins Simon'& MarIHfi'Hr'P Gt"!'l ~·· City at chtci11o they need It ket 2644 handiC!R Skinner Said Dave at one of last week's tryouts· "I love It " lleirott at Cleveland ~ 1 game - ";l~::~~t Drop In To See Us and Wl!!lbinaton at ~o•lon gy b"ketboli otar J'lrl'Y Luc11 In dlqTeam IMU a<lual pins; i New Yo•k !1 U!lllmore 3 • 'package deal to Ohio Stale a kel 962, handicap Talk Over Your Needs NATI~NAL LIAGUI Cllmrn,1s com1c at the Unlverai~y TQP 5 BOWLiiiS W• L Pet Ql ol Clncmoatl 11 Pasaloi out t~ia W Belles 172 card a!! a 111: Rock• Dav!S 169 '6 !I3 uHm Otcpir Paul r Will 168 Will Tro~l J D~err tilt Qoq"" Smith" V Hannahs 163 E. st Phone as-x Porn Smith the UC buketball eoaob e CINCINNATI UP - With Mid dop' 1nd~ed hav' an Oacar - Qs TWIN CITY LIAGUI lanruee of All Typea dietown Hilh School Coach Paul car Roberll~ieadiol ~COrer In High three game !nd -Radio•~. Walkor ollerin8 hi....,il and rliJI coiieKe baoket 111 lj!at 1eason but neither 8 ilh I)Or Roherto~n Hlfh Single Game -f!ou<lasb,lt 'l!l'JlwJ plan to chan( achools 212 Team Three Games - Forem~n H',IIVI~I MIIIT Abbott 1885 LAS VEGAS Nev UP-zo,ra Team Sinle (lome - Sport Con Folley of Chandler Ariz, Ill! COirt line&, ,..,.., secqnd ronkcd hoav,.,..l.bt w11l lor 690 STANDINGS meet Art Bwlden of Plttsbur~h Offlee Roan: I to 11, I to I. tchtte • Neo• ell 'l'llut.' I in WCIN LII'T a tO round bout hen May 5 • Foreman Abbott 211 16 Friendly Tavern 26 19 Sport center 28 at! f Orpbans 22 :13 American Legion 18 11'1 Davis Warner 14 31 II,.ION I!IIIIHI lnd 8 r•moa - J Horn ~1 lnd 1 11me - Jim Lewl! ~· Tt~m 8 gll!!'ea - Frt,ndjy 1 Ttv '"' 1184 .."':.: ~.rt Tuom 1 game - Frlenclly T'v ern m N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. " Waohlntlan 2 lto!til' D Ghict.. 6 ~ You con hove tnat second set in the -ehil• dfel"'ls room, den, etc. W. 1 L3 New York W"hmgton Kansa• City Cleveland Detroit BsiUmore Chicago Boston Harry MWer, oner 1!. MAll'\~\,, 'It Pictured 1s a group of Mel!lS Countl ans on the pcc~~wn of aa~~~~b:~~t~~~.,rJ~ Pomeroy dui'ing tlie 1890's Roy Kaspar owner of the ai!Qve photo is u to the event or the men m,thc photo other than t)!e probable da\e. How many Meigs counbans re cogmze anyone m the photo• wdl also preaent coneeri:- sel~c boos dur•na the program a,ud Will close the prov"PP by pi'y ll:onti!h!od From Poll One! ltontln•od , _ P.,. Onol lng a march to the 11lc of tbe PrOto the end of my term 1 am very 1ety of musu~al aelection& pre Jected new buildang Jratefut to the people or the lOth ~entation of employ~ servtcu Wmd1ng up the progr~na ~h ptn!l and of the Psychlatrac A1de a ground breakmg ceremony wlll vungre.ssJona1 0 JAlrlct w o hav" men Achievement • Award, and the be held to mark the belmnang elected me to represent lhem for Ever smce he entered the ho!l rround brelktng ceremony Sever a£ construction of the IK'W dteta,ry the past 34 years • p1tal hill off1ce spokegman M1111 bmlding at I.aldn State Hoaptt.,• •u, desp1te thla statement 1 am al prominent guests \\Ill present The new butldmg "A:lll be lo- ch011en as Repubhcan congres5tOll Arista Huber had been mslshng greetma:s. The Morshall College Syn eated east of the c:ent!'al off~ al nommee m the May 6 Prtmary dally that he was mere]} a 'PhY· phonic Choir, Huntington under bUJldmg u wtll c:onqect diftc11J I •hall unmechately withdraw Tne sical checkup and tbat he the dll'eetion of Dr R Wayue w1th both the male and rem-,!e Repubhean nommee w11l then be doang fine' Hugoboom, wlll present sever~! ward bijddin&$ lt Will bQuse rJ\O chttstn by the Republican Comm1t Thursday, Mi" Huber flat. 1. dern kitchen and dlnmg faeilft tee o,! the lOth cODIJ.'t.asional d1s ly Only numbers demed a report that Jenkuu was plannmg to ret1re at the end A smaller eboll' c:ompo~d uf 1es lor the whole bospital Se>t ,. lr!Ol Laldn patients and JtoU wall fur Jng capaelty will be 250 an thl! R-1 Stgned Thomas A Jenkms of h1s current term msh another muuc:al mterlude tJent's dining room and TS in l•e #fDkil14 ~~~ ranktf'jl: GQP U S Rep Thomas Jentinl' un~er the d1re<Uon ol Floy4 p; staff diDmf room member of lbe \I'I!Ys and Mea~s Washmgton annduncemmt f!e Wlnstop ln addttaon one noor of the !! Comml~ ~it.:tl qru;mates • 11 would not seek re-eleetll:rn bee~n.e a.JJlS A band prelu•e boginnma 1t sto- structure will P'"VJde spa•• lax J1gjslatlon and has 1ur1Bd1c or bUJ health was • roajor to 11c " ., ., r lion over tbe rect'•r~al tr""e 12 50 P Ill. wut he played by tbc for offices and ad)untive lher < ~ r pro of dtscuuion ampng pohtlcal 1 bRevival "'•el!nf clo.sed he•e ~~ Point Pleu.nt High g,•ooi DBDd a Y facti1tiel I• ludm the een gra~~~o 'I"POWIC~d ~is Aeel5!Pn Fr servera lh Ohio 1Gday tbe Meth•disl ' Church Sund!l ThiS b,nd dipeeted by c'" R. YobO' ~ P admluion .c "' tral umt, g the IOCiflll day He is the third Oii10 cllll The \fllhdrawl or the 77 yc \r evening ' ~ fK!TVIC~ ilrul R~Y~hQlP&Y suUes, a gressman to decide rteently not old (ronlon Repubhc.an diver ~ Mr' 'nd flj"• Goraid Yloiet 'I'" pharmocy and the paueot·. llh< to run lor re-oleellon ceiYifd .,Ytr4 ~t ~be deaih o[ h.i• '\AI ary and class rooms .\ veter.,a Of 3f years tn tb~ m11ch of Pte atten1i~n eone.ent t· b111\her R~YID9lld who pass~d (Continued Frem Pla OM) Th' buildmg i.S expected to be House, the Itonton re:sulent en ed recently on the primary 1 &awn al blS hqm~ I~ MarioQ aflor •. completed by O<tober I ]MA lj!red BetbeSjla Naval Hoop•tal In ernataflal camptfll\s that m '8 ton" lllne!l!l Funeral s•rw·e,; Percussion, Roger Hysell BaH .....,. WnhlnJtoo two weeks ago f~,. mto the stretch titan next wee -.,; "' '1 "" r Young Charles Owens Jon Wel 1 The new d1etary building Lf ~~e Homer E Abele Vmton Cou 'Y held there WedneS!fay JQC Kennedy first or three umt& 10 {he ~ trutment of a heart condthon attorney was hailed as a hk \y f__ Elr~'!b9tr-L_ ii1piJtlif' t~•··, ~~fL, ,;'don hod the mlsfort~~·~~~~~~·~~~ Band P,erspnnell 1!1 00000 h~ijdin( Progra~r. at Lek!n '\I'd stayd lor a comglete me~• tandtdate to Ieplace Jenk.ms hr ·.~ lop<'1/i1( ' lol h!nij ba41Y wbi 'f !OiiOWin( Flute Klt\Y tot whlth fonds have ~f, ~1 eat checlwp, hi& W&$hlnglon olh~ • the nomtnatlon for lOth D11tr ozt L, • ass tan Clannets Jlld, Hewct locat-e~ Other project! ln this I Vlnounced congressman according to po' I 11ra Homer Martin ~ 1 t e reno"::~ ·~11\dr<in'~"• Foster Kathryn CO!'! program are the eom~e EarJaer Cliff tlevenger a Re rat observen In the etght COU!'lty •• .,.,~!nlown, Vf &he ofweekeJid here w•th Parker Ntlora Moss 1ton o1 th e FemaIe ' ¥ d IIq11•,. eubhcan from Bryan and Ohio'& diStrict m. n Jennifer cr,.w Patricia lng and tonstruetion ot a ne!o" 5th distnd announced he would Abele 41 who has had t o Mr and Mr• Robert Hennes$y ' Saxophones CarOI)'n hu1 ldlng contamm.c ~ modern 1\ot run And: lohn •· m Vons .a tcnns m the Ohto House of R.. .,.. Goeglem Eddie Gordon All'l laundry and sewn)' room Columbus Republlcan wtth 20 rE"sentahves ~ opposed for t'le Carpenter J~ne Ba~r. Alto Horn~ Commenting on the s.gruf•eance years servaee In Oh•os 12th dt,~ nommahon by John Harvey Wcl.l, Sharon W1ison Hapk Clelan~ ol the new bqlldmg, Dr S Q !riel quit tho race saying he got Laneaster Mayor Trumpets Roberta Hoover VIr Johnson La'km s su.,etmtendeqt t~ pf tbe JOb yq~llll R~ebl!rd Pouhq aald •The vrovi.siQn oJ pi"J)per Ray Bllu Republican slate campbell conme Teaforq • moderr~ ..._d•etary f~ttdlties will ehaarman satd he w11T not take Mayer Kay Compton, Jml I constitute a big step forward til- any hand In nominating a eaMJ Carolyn vaug}lp Trombon- ward accredltJzataon of Lakin Df date should Jenkins wm t~e pri Brotl\ers PP.r.&thy Brovrq the American Psycluatrie AsSOCI~ nar1, despite his urgmg •"'' Saturday-Apr. Friek Bardohe:: Sharol} hon" Dr Johnson poilated Olll( frlenc.P ~~ 'Jlpporters tp refram Cooney J.m4• Wilham•• however that other n~edf ''" from ygtinJ tpr !DJ" 9 until 12 P.M. , ....... jlii!,S.ea. John J!rYI~I. Br~•• Stat remalp to ~e met, and tbat at the He Is opposed by Homer f: Sponsored By Ree~ Perc~"ion present ltme nqne o! W~!l V•r At,je of ~Ar!hur PM Mayqr 1 V\1~~"'·yJ;.,;;. Jackie' T~orna• gmta's state hoqntatil ~e aqcre-, JOhn H Wetss of Laru:aster DemoLoyal Order of Moose dited by thiS bod¥'' All mere~ eratie qodldates are' Lamar ¢ Dince Band Peraonpoil n in the number or pert,'I_I'Dfl allot liQier of ~~~~oon and Waller u MOOSE HALL elude! the !qjlowlng Bill Ander ed to HS Will lje an9f1.11.~ 11!~l!" li<Hi11er of Lencuter ~n. Jim Eberobach, Sue Sll!llh, ,advjnce to.,.ard t•Cfe!li!!!fll9n,'' Con E...._ Anybody E. M11in St. Sbhdra Pelts, J1m Lohse, Tor~~ I he added he "up to Brown, Rna Rea Ellie Arnald, J h 80 ext~nd~ invl to dec:14e !>illy BlokeJlee Jenm!er Loh.oe1 JaC!n t: n ll nlntireoled ~rsoru; or a Jeo Myrna Maog, Fred Bro~n Roger lo atlend 1::e Naflonal Hilspltal Hysell na{ observance af t:atl. on Sun day 11111 4 t;qia. is lqCiied o~ state hlghl"af No 8% -)!out ten miles north •! Pohit Plo811nt 1 Mr and ii'r& 'Plul Sell~fs" ~nd childfell. !Mql S!lll!J'Il!J ,'!Oninl w1t~ ¥f pqd Mr! E~r l'IF~"" I of Racine Lakin Hospital FOR ONLY b<lth ocorp•1 Jleynoids flnfled ood H1ckman could quote pages o£ poetr)' from memory and wroto many poems h•mself If he wasn t reCiting poems he was telllne stones about his kmfolk (rom hls home town of Johnson Ctty Tenn Wh1le he may have stretched ac curacy he always left 'em laua:h PRONB ~-d ' a rund Lawyers doctors and other ~o reasiOnal :rroups have given tile measure w1de support throughout the country but despite t6cir backing Jenkms bas been un~bte .., to pry the blll QIUt of the Ways and Means Committee In announcmg h11 plans to re. hre Jenkms d1selosed he had tJ mmor heart condahon whei 'lie entered the hospital two weeks a(o Tius changed the story that hiS aides had been telling news / ' RENT·•.. Jenkins I w• TUppers PI • Band {'l_n'cert 50-50 DANa 1( TOP $ ~¥'Lilli !I'Jdlord M& m ~·~t~~~r ijqud~shelt PIS ~~~ert" 4118 .,_.,., ..,.It ,,; ttii1!19UfTIIAL ~IAOI/1 Pomero~ Motoro 2 Cement Blk. Ftr•!lone z 1 Up 1 Boney's Mkt 2 lloblnoon'1 I 'TAND)"tl W9n L•t ~~;:~n 4drr :13 10 "'II ~· ~lock :11? !1:p~:;es:y ~~~~;r 11 20 _.,__1_ . .,~1.,:~,1~t contMtP• usuollv 11!\t 111 ~rfl8~ j Will Clatworthy w ...., ~ !olt 011 ~rs , ~,. t!t+n' lea~ dlt111 sort~ II •Hil of • 1 1bl\ the cost with rgur sar? j Sloiilrl Hadorb' Hlth 'fM ' 'Skilled ()peroto'n ' UIIIG .CATEIPJL~R ANGLE II b 11111 ~211 IGWLUI ' If .._ IIIII \tllls ~, !.t ~!" !h~ ~ ~---~ llll~\ftr.··to~t,~mittr. lasp"ecllon ••• ~a • pglnl 1 1 apqt• , , •ad!u11 .!!_~"'if f9r 1 =~11 *fiONT 117 !!f -m IIJ$ ~~ aod iiOrliP 1, ••lDI QQ;~RS I~' LOAAIU *BACK HOe All EQUI,PED TO DO YQUI ., • ~o..ytllartet ~ , Htjh Ind. '"'"~T Geor1e Wocner Dll , 1111 ) ' Davey then governor Jenkins IS 00 SPOJI~Of pf the pendmg fenk1ns Keogb" bill 4es!gned to encourage seJI ~mP.IQyed persons to set up the1r own penswn runds The blll would rtrer income taxe~ on lncDme pl~ee4 m HIS But in the fatal top ot tbe se" entb, Moore was ttaf• og an errlf'r if for Ob1o in 1938 when Harry H!ll'" kms Withheld the Jundr. durlrag a f dlopute w1th the la!e 11artui L lllchinond For Comml.,IDper sports career also meluded three years of pro football With the old Brooklyn Dodgers qnd some 500 professiOnal wrestling matches He also was an authon l)oet after dmncr speaker and story teller 5Upreme Htckman lert a lastmg 1mprcs ston on everyone he met G~n Bob Neyland his eolleg~ coach and now athlet1c rhrector at Ten nessee called Herrn::m a great " era advocated h1gh tanff, and )YOn rthef lor Ejstern (lhi~ fOil 1 dent• wbo sl'!lled ~ Ia• ~trllte • 1 u•m•t h•gh flood benel!ll ...e.. f bls ogency R1c~m~11<1 to devote the tftCeJ to the dufi~s of coul!l)' ways jovial 300 pounder wh,o loved to eat and looked 1t, d,ed • Fouehf For Mlri'.rs Jen~i'll greeted lneomlng Icongressmen and tried •I• ot Mo* c..~~~y ,,. o11urod lh•t ho will do hlo ••ly ..... to conduct tht oHlct In tueh m•,.. an al IJt oddHIIft to "1)1! w,tt llitil Mem COftlll~ """'".., 1 mtmher oJ the Sinat•Bolilf'~ m1ttee on .1•\0nik: !ntrlll'1 • Tarttloa " 1 ~ a, was 1}1\q a, member •I parfy"o 1lttl'int opmmiii[IO alii lhe Commit(pe om Cpmm1t11tt, whi~h Olllil!'ed con'*omen lo l eommJttee& t' .. tlrt 1"11 It lttlt thNt tt~ •• CourrtY C:otrtmluloMr, the II!N" h1m t()J!ay as a grfal "a cre•t asset to sp<Vts year-<~ld Hickman I '" and people m general The 46 • r SPORTS DESK eqtehe1 and players the D\en wfW ~ne'f( Herman Hu::lr.man best \ll~~"'Fd \nal).~ Pa·ntha·r"sDro Closa~ I '' flU E$TIMA'HS I �Notrees ,(1) Legal No#ce Marine Supplies {' f Roush's Shoe Store ' Middleport, Ohio • ,, Ellington make plano. A bar(aln II sold at once Mrs. John Stout, Harr11onvll 1e, Ohio. 4 24 stc NOTICE OP EUtTION ON TAX LIVY IN EXCIIS Of THI TIN MILL LIMITATION Youn wflen yov (9al NOTICE Is hereby given that in own an aU·pursuance or a Resolution of the NEW Board ol Townshtp Trustees ot BOAT - MOTOR - TIIAIL.I Ute Letart Township, Mella Coun· Ollly fatl ly, Ohio, paued on the :I'll~ day •·- ......... of January, 19118, there wlll he M*opoU... _.... aubmltted to a vote ol the people IALIS ....r SIIVICI ol ,.ld Townwshlp at 1 Primary ~lectlon to be held In the Town· • shtp of Letart, Obto. at the reaular Gas N!Dwor 1 I 4 ' ~ Rl'nt places of voting there1n, on TUell· 1......7 room and 1--1 roorn tlodat' day, the 6th day o! May, 111118, !be in excess of also, ~ room unf"rnlabcd queatlon of the ten lor the apartment.s. Phone 31~M. benefit ol Letart lor lbe 4-23-ttc purpose of maintaimng o room house with bath Lmcoln cemetery and for the Hgls Phone 330..M. real eatate to ancrease present If trc cemetery IIU[fieJent to care for the ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;,_, increased replremeata ,. Salrl tax being: An addlttonal 011 The drl(htelli C.raer CLEAN ROOMS lox of one mtll to run for two yean at a rate not exceeding one With Ruonl w ·ID Hlddiepo>1 1 ng • mill lor each one dollar ol valua-=~~~~~~~~~~ 1 f%.00 A Day Up lion, which amounts 10 Ten eenll c - - - - - - - - - . , :' Private Showor or Till! Iaiii lor eoeh one hundred dollars ol .3.50 .. Day Up valuation, for two year~ PECIAL The Polio for said Election will S be open at e 30 o'clock a m· and Weekly and Monthly Ratco remam open until 6 30 o'dotk P We Are Now Accepting M Eastern Shmdard T1me of said Furniture Trades On doy. New Mobtle Homes , . . . . ., • • J. . . . . By or<ler of lh~ Board of Ele.. "'muel o. Perry,lflr, dons ol Meiga Co., Ohio DROP IN TO SEE US. Albert Gloeckn,., eterk Robert N Clork, chairman 3 room fumlabed apartment and (4) 12, 19, 28; (5) 3, 4tc 5 room unfurnlabtd apartment West Va. Route 2 Call 543 or Inquire 408 Spring 112 mi South of Ravenswood Ave. 4 22 6tc Ham Shoot Raeme Plamng MUl April, 27lh. 4 19 7tp • rou wan! lo ~n or buy ~Ume­ lblng lhO)l use lbe Want Ads. TboJ .... noticed ~ a Mil ~ IT'S IIERE . The bigg<lsl sales event of lhc year - 1rha HARDWARE WEEK! From now thru Salur· day, May 3rd we'll be featurmg all the HARDWARE WEEK val· ues you saw m the May 1s.suc of FARM JOURNAL Stop m .any t1mc - brmg the whole fanuly - we've got the best buys or lhe year for Pop and Mom , and even the k1ds Stop and Shop today Your H1ndr Helpful H1rclw1rt M1n ROWLEY &REED 59 N hcond Ave. Middleport, 0 . Saltlv· Engtnaattd HUFFY. -__,_•.....,., Oil" .. ,... " $89.95 BAKER FURNITURE 1' I I HOUSE TRAILERS HOm MARTIN United Trailer Sales ·- - - - - - - - - - - ' 1- - - · - - - - - - - - ' I wtll not b~ l'<'"POn ~l hl e for any - - - - - ----- - - FORK~NT-.I!xwn11on L.oddero Scallold Boardo, Drop Clotb• Clinton !'Iober, Mlddl'"rt, 0 Pbono 6ZM·X 11-1-tf debts math• b} anyone other Custom Built Kllcbe" destanod for jOur home Free e1Umate1. than myS<'l( Foreman &: Abbott. Pbo1e Vtrg!l Ju:-;ll(_'f' G284·Y. / 8 6 !I l beautiful new apartmenu, a.;w Dcx'cr Ohw furnlahed. Su1lable for c:ouple 4 24 :ltp and ufflce apace in the ne 11 Pur!! Brc1l Boxer Pups Phon(' Coal, Budding, Mtdrlleport, all4l 3723 Contact Eugene Holter, (8J Auro Soles trailer upace Phone 0009 Houtc No 1, Rilclnc ~ 29 30 .. 19M Chevrolet 210 $705 2 dr 426fttp - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - -- - - --- FOR RENT· A 5 room and 4 room sedan Or•Rmal melalhc !:."' v 26'' Bo)s BJcYclt: and wnnger d 1 l "ld h Ph 6381 J unfarn1she apartmen n 1n two tune lm111h Extra ntce 1 Blacttnar's, Pomeroy 4 25 6tc ypc wa.s cr d.. le~po::r.:l...:C::•:::II...:2::tiii=J:..__:4...:24::...6:.::.1< 4 2a 6t" 1 __ ·-- ------- .- 1956 Ford V8 $1,395 Customlln~ 3 room furn11hed apartment util· 2 dr Sedan One carerul owner Fordomallc dnvc Blacttnar'" Pomeroy 4 25 6tc itics or 11lccpina rqorns 408 E Main St Call 388-Y. IRAND NIW I II 5 room modern apartment. LOcat· ed in Pomeroy Call 2~1. 4 24 lie 88-NOTE 1952 BUICk $495 Super 4 dr sedan Very clean green and wh1te fm tsh We JUSt ftnlshcd grmdtng the valves In this one Its Oll;! chanica! condlllon IS exceptional. Blacttn1r'a, Pomeroy 4 25 6tc SPINET 1181 Employ!Mnt Wanted ---- Bulldozer work I'Qltdo and land· IIJ:Ipln( Clint Gllkey, Hot'Tiaonvllle. Phone 24019. 4 9 3otp - -- - - 4 -:--.,.-:dr Seda~ 19& Pontiac $695 8 cyi Hydramatic nadlo and h'latcr ' Lake new' green fm iBh and 11 very clean InteriOr Ulaettnar's, l,omcroy 4 211 6tc One 19152 '1 loll Chc.'vrolct true!( 4-speed tran smission and heavy duly sprtngs $1~ Nickles Bak cry, lnc , Pomeroy, Ohio 4 25 31tt "--- - - !!111 <.:hevro)ot, Cheap Call 51' 33276, Mae:on, W1 Va 4 21 6!p 4 24 31< Bulldozer work Pondl!l, ~asemel1t11, landscaping. No extr~ charae for movm1 In Soe Bob Jellen, Chlldrcn'a Homo Hill, or Pbond 925-1. - Good Cltln Ulld C1ra All Mokoo and r.loclol& MITkt'POLITAII Auto Salos ...(9l---For Saie ~ SAVE $200 On ThiB Brand New 10 TF Baldwin "Aerosbnle" --- SPINET PIANO ~ew ONLY 4 TO SELL AT THIS SAVINGS .21.00 down, .4.00 weekly Foldwood window shadc:w porch valiance, cloth awnm"' venetian blinds, window sh.adej Toll up porch 1hadcs. flbergla•• awnlnQ:R, free lnst,dlatlon. lot frGe estimate, Dale WIPI)l'1 Supply, 213 Unlun Ave , Pam oroy, Ohio 4 21 60tr i complete r;;;-;,f furniture, lo tether or sepantc. Alao JDMI automobile Nice body. Call Portland 406. 4 20 8to Hay ~Y Lhc bale or !ruck load Homer Rouah, Syracutr., Ollh.1 4·23·l2tp Beautiful Iota on Canod1Y HeiJhh adloeenl to Lincoln Hill One· boll acre plota. Call 208·J lor ••t>Ointtnont 4 ll2 me CONCBftl "lull4 ltltw Por IMi" GBUIISEI BtocK CO. I ~- -- K 1... . - .__:,;:;.._~O.,Aptl .. l..; ', ·' I _ Tbe meetinJ was called to or· ly Tho Goocl Will llblo CloH dcr by the president followed by CorlwriJbl visited Mr. 1 nd Mra Middleport and Mr ind .II~. Goo slngm1 West Vlrgi11ia Boys an~ Herman CartwriJht last week. Jqh~oll. !ifuon. PTA Girls and wtth Terry Henry a1v Mrs. Ora Hl8Jino nd son Sle1\fr, 'llnij Mra. Char!" Aliens· 0 The PTA mel April 14 lor tbc m( the devotiousls, wart ol Pt. Pleaaenl, Mr. anol worth of l!lddlepor~ called on. re~~:ular me(!Una. The sooretary's report was Jiv· Mrs. Tom Williams oljfunUn(tO!o lrle)ldt ~ere Sunda~. The pre.stdenl opened the m~t •' · • \ng w1th tbe rcad1n1 of Scnpturc. en !allowed by ll>e roll eall ,.d visited r.tr and .!ln. Lloyd Wlli· the treaaury report was given lam lut week. Mra ~elen; tarter r.·aa a Sllft· 1 The secretary's report was given , day luGGI of Mrs. '1\'mlfred ljoll· rollowed by the roll call. Ro9m . A Ienon on Parliamentary pro. cedure wu (lven by the »realMrs Chester Ollvor and Mra and onij dourhter Liura. two wu awarded the banuer and dent. Lloyd Wllllama vlaitod Sam ;1 dollar tor the largest attendance pemon&\rauons were aiven by ' Roach at Holzer Hruplt.al In Gal . and Mrs. Alva Rupe ind the ,.~,. The treuW"f report was g1ven. ta~'l ~~~. Sam HulleD, opent An election of orfJCers were lllorle Call, JucjY Wllllom~ Ken· lllpolls W,cdneaday. Mr. and Mrs Uoyd Hol!man ~UDd/IY With Mr.l and ' !Jn, •J , G• held wllb the lollowmg bcin@ ny Bm, Roger Duncon and b 11 d and son motored to Charleston Sll!on. ,Jir, a~d Mro. Aln Swlek elected: President, Mro Betty Johnrue Call. Re•.dines were g1ven y an Y sunday. Call; Vice Pmldenl, Mrs Wllm• 1 aliQ vU!led at the sw-.n home. Mr and Mrs. A P. Nicholson, H.)(, Called .on C. L. Hill Blake; Secretary, Mrs Mickey Van Meter and K1enndy Bodss. th Games were P aye un er. c Janace and N1ckey were Sunday lnt ' •, Young; Treuurer, Mrs. Margt~ direction of the recreational guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joru, Cortwr•ght A program by the fourth, llfth leader ed t Curtls Roush and family at West Pot tuck supper was aerv o Columbta and sixth grades wdl be g1ven Ihe tollowinJ members Judy Wlilat the May meeting A potluclc hima, Ana Johnson, Terry Henry, Robert Wamaley and Ahet supper will be served Kenny Bus, Johnnie Ct.H, Roger FIJher apont Sunday at Marietta A ducuaslon was held on tak Duncan, Raymond Varian, Randy DIST.IIUTOII• Mrs Alma Pock · and child(en ol ing the school children to Camden 1!'111 .• SAFl'lTY EQUlP. Park, Huntington, for an all dat Van Meter, Jimmie Blake, Duana Chilheolhc and 1\fr ond Mrs va~ Meter, Nicky "Nicholson Delbert Beeker of Mlddlepor1 I!OMIROY, ONIO ptcnic at the close of school. Marge can, Ronald Duncan and 11isited Mr and Mrs Ernest Hear) A poem was read by Mrs Wd· leaders Margie Cartwrtght and Sunday ma Blake and :: readmg war ,Pile' Ann• Wllhams; council member~ Mr and Mrs James Ehas o' aiven by Mrt. Thelma Henrv Mra Helen Wdhams, Mrs. WUm~:~ ' • I. Letart v1s1ted Mr and Mrs T 0 The Lord's Prayer in untson tlos· Blake and Mrs. BeUy Call. Thesl!' Young Sqnday cd the meetin1 VIsiting Mr and Mra Harr' Refreahment11 were served b) guests Elaine Cartwrlp:ht, Jackie Mrs Young and Mrs. Call to tne C111l, Charles Blake and Lmda: lobnson Sunday were Mr and \frs. Glen Glaze and (!bildten uf ' following Mra)h Mane Smath, Call l{n He!en Wilhama, Mrs. Olevua Mr and Mrs Earl Hollman Young, Mrs. ,Marg1e R1ckard. Mr~. IW'tford, vis 1ted Mr and Mrs Alma JohnJOn, Mrs Evelyn Nt l[uac Lewis, Saturday. eholson Mra. Nancv v~., Meter, · Thelma Henry, Mrs Geral 1 Fred Lcwaa and 1saac Lew! dme Varian, Mrs Wilma Blake, j v1aatel1 At Ohhngera stables Sun MrJ Margie Cartwright day ofternoon. Lessie and lvy Sleeth, Mason vis1ted Mr and Mrs G H Harr1 The Cltfton Clambers 4 II Ch11l son Saturday Mrs Ray Thompson, Vernon FOR I ,.,. / v1satcd Mr .and Mrs. Lew Hoff '"""'Ja man Thursday LIGAL NOTICE Mr!;; Pamela Edwards return!' Mane Louis SayrP, whose laRl tn her home after v1siUng Mr known addreaa waa 1735, 45th Ave and Mrs Tom IUggins. ft Pie~ s San Francisco, California, Is here· ant by not111ed that on the 4th day ol Mr and Mrs Harr.,on Robm Republican Primary April 1968, WUUam Alvin Sayre, son and ramaly VIsited l\fr and being plainlllt, llled hCJ pelttlon Mrs Frank McDermtlt Sunday MAy 6th against her all' defendant in the Mr and Mrs Richard Baker court of Common Pleas, Meigs Wellston, were calhng on relativ (Pd Pol. Ad) <' ._ Service·Dept. ,_..., VOTE FOR CLAIR KARR Notice • MEIGS CO. COMMISSIONER County Ohio, Casefrom No the 12,8'78, here Frieda Saturday prayinJ for divorce said ea Mrs. Henry and Mrs Marie Louia ,Sayre on the ground&' Irene Justis along with thcq of gross neglect ot duty and ex· .s1sters and s1sters m-law from treme cruelty PlaanUff also praya 1 Longdale were recent vUutors a! for other proper rehef. Saad cau11e 1 the home of thei1' uncle and aunt will be for hearing on or after the Mr and Mrs George Higgmbo 14th day of June, 1~. them, Middleport W!LLL\.11 ALVIN SAYRE Mrs. Frieda Henry and Mrs ' Plalnllf! George Durn> and daughter O'BRIEN and O'BRIEN Cherly went to Parkersburg ot Frlday to VISit Mrs Elsie L1evinp Attorneys for plaintiff (4) 5, 12, It, :16, (5) 3, 61< who " a uatlent at the Sl Jo seph HospitaL Mr. a11d Mrs Leroy lyons an•1 daughter Betty have returned t~ N(ITICI OF FILING AND their home here after ' spendi!lg HIARING ON INVENTORY the winter in Tuscan, Ariz Proltate Covrt, Molts Count~. Olllo Beverly Ann Burn, attended ~ TO the Executor or Admlnistra- roller 11katmg party &lvcn by be· W and io ouch ot t~e lollo!l'lng (Ill 4-H Club at the Youl~ Center a are reslden~ o1the 'state or Ohio Mason, Monday ru!lht. aurvavlng spouse, If any, next of Mr11. George Burns attended ~ kin, benellciarles under the wlll, meeting of the Garden Club a! it any: the Dttorney or attorneya the Quillan Memorial Houao a! representing any of the aforcmen- New Haven recently tionfd per1ona Mr and Mra. Frank Var1an or You are hereby noh!tcd that on Columbus vulted Mr. and Mrs the 16th day ol April 1938, an ln- Charles Vartan over tht~ weekenn ventocy and Appraiaemenl of the Mr. and r.tro Everett Daddlnp eatate of Llbblo 1'. Rooveo, de· Mr. and Mrs Ray 'Dnddlng ol Cleaaed, Jate of Carpenter, Ohao, Nllro apent the weekend viaitlDJ In aald County Wil flied tn this relatives here and at Mason Mr. and ldr~ Stanley Colley and ehlldren of New Haven visit· ed Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis Sunday afternoon Mr 11nd Mrs Luther Tucker and ROn Terry returned homo '1\Jesday atler Vlllitlng with • Mr and Mn. Lewis Harmes. Toledo Mr and Mra Don Qul,.nhel'l') and family, Chillicothe, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ward of Columbus vls1ted Mr lnd Mn. Oscar Henry over the end. Mrs. ond children 01 Pt. c~rtwrlgbi. Maeon Mil. dlcnn Legal Notice TH.~·' ~K' ~~;;:;;;:;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;::;:;:;;;;;:;;;::;~~=~§::§§~§1~~~ .. 1 i ' BASH'~4~. l!n'• 1 : l r Mn. J.l.n Diehl Mr. and Mro. Steve Eblin, oon Greg itoomp~Ql'd bY Mt and !ofra Walter Eblin ' opent 'Wednes • daJ m Coldmbuo. Gueata ol ¥r •nd Mt• Pear! Jacoba wer~ ,Mr ond Mro B ll 1 JAl'0 bfl. .apd tWD children, Mr tnrl Mro. Pow Ja!obs, Mro. William Davl! ' and !Irs. ~e>ry Pullin> ~nd ..n Ml all of ~olqmbus and)larb~o l,ewi.S, MJ~dlep,ort ' , Atrcn4an-,(e- ,at, Sunday Sc:hool rAPrll ;m 1 Wl)lt ,11/!i. co)lect•un ly Mro. A. H. lalloy lllr and Mr• Junior White apenl V\e weekend with her par enta, Mr ond Mri WoQdrow Folitncy ol War~aw Sunday lh1')' vl.ltted Mr and Mro. Bob ·Myo" 41 lilt Sterling. • Mr and Mrs Clarence sorden and son ol Diamond, W , Va •P•M tbe weekend With Air and Mrs. Clint Orr. Mr Jnd ¥rs J!o)hn Tdrr•oc• of Tuppers Plajns spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and ,M,.. J•m , 'Iii.'\, ,1,,. h•" ' 'I Ouro. . vi H" ~v, G+tn , HlU, d&strict 1uper· Mr anrJ Mr.s ATt Morarlh' an~ J\ inbnd,nt of :z;ane&YIIIC and Rev sons Po~eroy, s~nt Tucldo\) John GrimeS' of Athens were bU"l evemng .ynth Mr an<! Mrs pus visitors at the Laurel Cilif Ballard and son MelYm • and Hysell ltun Chu.rcJies ?,Irs Mary Holter, l\frs I. E. TRACY, ·Sr. uo.y Laurel Cliff ' ' Ralp!l Sad•., Trussell attended the D 'Df ~ Rally at Tuppers Plams Thursdil~ Mr and Mrs Ralph Keller, Keno, spent Saturday evenmt; w1th Mr and Mrs Paul Orr Mr and Mr.!! Ke1th Walton anJ sons, Columbus, spent the wee}<' end w1th Mr and Mrs Or:\'f Gainer Mr and Mrs Charles Reutet, Pomefoy RD, spent Sunday witt! fbu&. A Mt Mrs ~le Gnftith IUchard Qdkey vtsited with h\J l{_enf!y A.Tnold spen ~ the week grandmother, M.rs Louella S~hl en~ wJth Mr, and Mrs' ':Joe' LaW~ . Guests -of Mr. and Mr1:1 Norman renee ,; ScHaefer were Mr and Mrs Eddie Mr al)d Mrs ".Jack Johnson ol •· ~""ef!!'!'''~"",{'tllll.l l<!lf· • Geo Columl/us spJnt' the week end : •1 w1th Mrs ' Judy Well, and ch•l ,! ' '¥i'ltw' lijohl o! dreiJ; •• ·,f,ij}~thtle!d .,,,.re ~·liie.lt• o: Mr. •nd• M,rj. . Homer Wooster I ~-tlit(t"l Mr. and Mrs Norman of LOng BOttbin, •Mrs Ruth lfuo· I1 ~~l<lf. alUJ his m~lhe!J M"l ker, Rocme spent Sundoy wllh {J4We'l_la "Stab1 and aon JoHn! Mr a,nd Mrs. A. H B:nley ~ Oeo~ POwell who was Injured ArvJl Holter attended t milk ' 'ttille at work has been moved meeting at Charleston Fraday ~ from Holzer Hospital to , a Co! / Sh,aron Holter, Patty Koblent.z {li-mbus Ho.lipttal for surgery spent Thursday naaht w1th their ~ ~ CU~fofd 'Michaels arnved from ~ !J~rmany and S'pe.nt &. few daJ! an~ ~rs {:;uk Ja;~~~s~aa:!l ~d , ~ With h11 brother,. Herman anu se • t•ev 1 ,. f1mlly Larry Michaels acc:om Marpret A.len {J " ,P..anl~d htm ,fo .col ~b~s to VISlt Word ,7asu.1~cebved b~e:emowd rrclatlves ,'?- .... Ml'!l Be e t as \ ~caent ~11..tsts oj.~' r and Mr~ to the home of her dau~hter l~hn Dtehl w~~~~~r and Ma~ Mrsh Ruth 'c~'ltson,b 167 Edast NhoL ·J!abert Grah~t ·1llfortbup Mr and wac Ave, o urn us an wu C'l •.; 11 _. d ' t chil to thank all who sent cards ana ~rs epna Qo an wo • drep P~'triot { C~Iers .,1,ere Mr letters wh1le she was 1r. lhe I r D!J•u4 .'Mtj , Ctlides c:br.ore, M,· pltal Mr and Mrs Geo )lartJn and Jarllily of l.'meral City were .wcPk end g~ests of Mr and Mrs EP.rnest PoweU and famtly . , Guesl,l at the Orville Allen home were Mr and Mr.s Orvlil{• HySell ' and cl)ddren, Sammy Ray Lewis, Mr and Mrs J1mmy Ptuf· fltt and Jamlly, Milton, Fla , Mr c John Proffit, Homer Proffit, Port la11d ap.d Bentley Peeples, Colum- •rd l(p~fT.;}<v,,' I''·~ .. : \'; 'IIF~~~ , I 1 1 ROSSWQ,.R,D James R. (Jim) 24 Drama Benedict {Of Wellsion) REPUBLICAN • CANDIDATE veatt ' \'uter••J'a A'tw" 35. Ca1n't 81 eearlnp ' For 32 B1r~ or prey State Senator brother 36 Wa1h 39 Night bird ·~,M!II'·­ ie1l'Phlif1CI '1 cA:nnlim 1 SS Remaint !l,Al\'fN'f! ' 7th & 8th Dl~'l.'l!ilcr5 PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY 6th . 'te'aohe~•'lo!t• ·~·· r.tr. and r.tro Waller Horr~ , and aon ol Syrome open! Supch1 with Mr. and Mro J, c McK•y M• and Mrs Emeot Deelej Columhuo, opeot the week wllthe latte'r•• parcnlH, Mr and lofro George Roberto ' Ralph Ballard atl~nded a Sohl9 meetmg at Portsmouth Tueoday. Mn Lola Sorden spcn~ Sftuf..day mght 1wtlb Mr and Mtl William Sorden, E;tglc !!ldwe Mr .ond llrs Charles B•,.cll, Mn Shuley ._.,ng and chlldrep spent. sundl:lf afternoon · wlth Mr and Mrs curtiS Rando\Jih • Artbur Barr, daughter Rul~ Paul McDamel spent Monday w1t» Mr and Mra Ralph Ballard Mrs Ess1e Warner, Mrs At);~ Van Meter, Mrs Esta Kimes Qi Chester spent Friday afternoOJJ with Mrs Etta Spencer, Mr and Mrs Charles Spencer and Mr and Mrs A H Bailey Ml' and Mrs ftalph Frank F!Vp Pomts called on Mr and Mr' P.aul orr sunday Mr ancl Mrs Malo 81ggs, Che,. ter, spent sunday wlth Mr and Mrs Lowell Bush Mr and Mrs Arthur Ro,se, sorJ Stevae, Belpre were calhng on Mr ;tf!d Mrs Junior Rnse, Satur· day , Mrs Mae Pearson ts s~pd ang ~ [ew days wltb M.r~ and Mrs 0 ffi11r €ramlet, Racine I ,. _.. 'HESTER lv AJ'""' )IF iQ.d ·\¥.1 I ,. ,-, •:••'' .., ., " ' ""I ' Ji· , -. ttr tl)d Mrs. G\IY SUI'IJQlerfkild IIC.t V ..,. Mrs ;Effie Wal&On J!Jld Wm , J ) wat5on and SDn Davy Tutper~ 1 Plams spent Sunday w1th Mr ant1 Mrs Jolln Glnther Mrs B K Rnlcnour and Mn G E Summerfield attended the Re 1088 ( meehng of Garden Clugbs at Rutland Wednesday M; and Mrs James Van Met~.: r •ived word of the b1rth of a r~ " " t at Hob:P~ ~~~P~~~e:!"~lrm~~d Mrs PUI'l h K Van Meter Mn Est er tmea ts 1 ndmother of the m a yrea gra rant ----~-- HY~~II 'RUlf .. ' ' 1 ' Mr. an~ 'M111 ' !1fujhne~ •~? two children pf Cln~lnnah we~~ . viSil-. Jng hey paron\• lit and Ml's 1A\· 'p~a ~usscll ovet' tlie week end. M';'s Qa~y Q.eynolds QI'Jd c;Nl~ren oi Coluinbiis and ~fs Ed Reytae>ld! of (j~llpoilif called o\\ 'M~ ~n~ Mrs Claten<e llyssell last Su~dar, evemng Mi"J, qriin Whale, who has been here · wtth ,her parents, re· turned to Columbus wath theth Joe Dugan and son. Bob who are employed m Columbus spent lh~ week; end at their home here ./ f\Y,~ 1 ~N!dr,en of ~¥~ and Mri' ,'flli~~ ,b/1"0 flp and are unoiJle to a~ten , sehoo~ Clyde Ferrell ts 111 and ,,' 'I o ~nab~ to work Mr and 'Mrs Smallwood of We~ ~ Vlrgmta wer-e h-ere recently look •Iter \he,t.l prpperty . ~nd putt1in gar~n · \ , . ' TBe'}'odlft '01 t~ e Sunifay Sthool will have a ~Wie ner lio<lSt af the ' honi~ •bl"ilo~ Sil\•lh on May a• , .. .. Cat1•Uad>y tailed on Alpha Rua.., whlle 'Mra .. i tJ 1 here n 6nd moth·, t Rui1an~,, 1 ... ChiTencQ1 • 1 ,, Mr has employment I~ ', New York ' Attendance at Sunday School on 1 April@ was 88 'WE IS! ' ' • .' $100.00 ___ - • ,,. ' ~ 'I __ ON THIS _...... .,. .·MODIL .. ... ~· ,, " . ' ,. . TRAILERS TRAILERS ., ;l lf~'lf' trailer, 3 roo!lla, all nicely citano~ u~ •ona wa~ .' Sec Mro tohn Sto 11 t, Horrlsonvlllo, Ohio 4 lit Sle S-l l.- h-U_y_u_ae-,d,.....,-lu-m-,17tu-re-;W;;;Iu;;n reiiOI\able. ijrs. Wllllant Swlth· !'f. !'bon\~ Mlddlepol\ 6119,1. 4 lit lie ~., )ln lirMJ JtJ,.1Jer IJOd ...r v.pd 'Qr11 'HJ!nr)l a..11ey, f'IMl· w&~ods vJiij:~ SundJIY alt.Ntoon with Mr llDP Mr& BUI;,: CJelfnd Mr and Mrs Charl"'s W~t:! speqt an evenmg with Mr. and Mra p F ~oblentz Mr - n.d Mrs DJVld feqblen1z Jp.ent Sund@.y wJth Mr .and Mn .Geprj:e Genbcl~J!.!U' Mr attd Mrs. Ol•)'lD)l A.lle)l anll Bill spent Satur4aY ev~nlpg w1ttl !fr 1nd Mrsr: Charles Goegleln, Fljtw..oods. 1 ? ~ ,, Mr 14-0d lfra B11Jy ~ · .aod. ••'' . 'd' < on ..were l in qaUipohs .,.on,.ar ~u~l~ss ' . 11 : '\ j .,, l ~ -. 11 1 1 Mr~ Wlw C.hl:!lill>' hp 1w,r~J· Bloclt Diamond FJrmoNipoi'la- TWICE. ,. VOTE ..... ... ~M)co MA!JsP.J<, B~»r• , •, Attendance 'at Sunday SehnQJ' Mr 1 ~ J,Jrl ,l..m'Y JWHI. of J,pnl 20 was 66, eolleblton '$464 JacksDD lpjtltt 11t.e w..kflld' ito Walter Gilmore ani sons~ and Larry Mtchael called on Mr and Mrs Charles Eblin Jr Mr and Mrs R W Thomas of Dayton spent several days w1th her sister Mrs Nettie Phdhps and Fred 'oamels They returned horn.e With them Mt and Mrs Oliver Lmkenhoker of Columbus s~~ent the weeken~ at thetr home here and called on hiS da bter Mr and Mrs La~· renee ::lm an~ dr~ughter Sunday M Sbirleu }{oberts calleJ · 155 J ,._ 1 on Sue Van Jnwagen s~ tu. ua)' Mr and Mrs Carrol McKenz 1 , Galhpolls ,,ned on Mrs MarMcKtnzae Sunday Frances Yeaue,cr and Mrs t·...... Eblm called ort Mrs· c. •~ .. I,Mn\>ld rec~nily ·; affff' Mrs )iatbe Kuh" dt q, spe'nt several day . her gr1fndda\ightr · Mr a11d Lawrence Ebhn. 1 Ahc~ Moore ar d &!al'ld /'chii'at~n were dmne guests •o' M• s bopa /loeohe! of sunday , ~ CU9.rle.s Eblih Jr entertamed wJtb a birthday dmner Sun day m honor of h.er h11~band ana son Wendell Present were Mr and Mrs Robert Faulk und Mr and Mt~. wende11 Ebl1p and chll d~~~ Nliff!~ an" Rilf "irta 1 mnt~~. Ebhn __-··--....., - r.tn Wyatt Chadwell •~\1\llfl/1 e4 the Third 'l:b•r!l!ar• ctjob at jjjr ne~ home uear JIIV~ P9m11 for. tbe A=li roeetln~. ?'lie b<lt l· 1!1'-. me Inti WIJ IP ~JI'ill' gf " , tM Rr.. I, llro ~41• llfr~ ~n# ' ~rl<i'j>poued w•il> 1 ~~yr ' 'v ....l.'l...t l'e.$1;11na U#ring tue ~w Otill ·, tf ~ .. Ol'b¢11 IOllowed, a 111/14 uno !i'll :WvOJI by l\1" iwlaa! ~ 11J•c llolb\ar Bourn, llro 11~1/llllllQ 'l'llt;,rutd, Mra John 'lfk)c~'IIJ>, 'fr*,' f:.iawrence Smith; ~J.i, \Wr.1. lll'tll .lfr• Cb~rl~, !I~~·' 1 Wr1.',t;dll~ HJt~~tna. Mt~ P,(lllo Q!f'U1t ,Mif Ml.U J,rrN ;w~ : llr Nld Ur• p~ "'-' anc ,~tijl4~ V.J&Jled Sl'rt~ffl #V.JIJIA I " WJth Mr ~trnl Hre P~vtd K~ntz THOMAS f'ORK ,,4II'••~~orneWill!.~lllr s\!in~)!l&,, ,..,f~· , )lr ' ~PI! lil'f,;r ,'f.'h ALFREP " Aiooelatl9n. Long J Jo~n l'ekJq,,. poppies. Mro. Woodrow Call, 132 Sycamorc St. Middle· part, Ohio 4 ll2 Ute Form, 248 act01, with 6 roo '''· Jtml.modcrn, houae. Located qn E Shade otr Rl 7 Also I tract or dl1k 1 : ~ H P cleetrlc moL ors, ractorv metal ral!k for ~ ton pickup, 2 new 616 Good· ''" tlreo and 200 bu ,.,orlo~ chicken corn Slanlcy Glbbo, Rl 2, Lon1 Bottom 4 31 6to BLOCKS Clifton r• ' l!q l, ) ' fi !' I " .. ' . \ ' ' I T'~ PAST NOON-AND 1 14A\IEN'T ~ADM</ B~EAil.FA6T 11 SO LOQIC �' ll.r and <\Irs Mr and Mrs Ha;mond Furby and children Mr Mrs. Paul Montgomery and tuTy and Mrs Delbert Milam -Hu.el Franc:i1 , ;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Pomeroy Bend THEATRES - TONtGHT-Apr 26 "LAND UNKNOWN' "FOUR GIRI.S IN TOWN' Sun. Mon Tues Apr 27 2..29 , MERRY ANDREW (Techwcolor) Danny Kaye-- Pier Angel Color Cartoons Midnight show S..t 12 O'clock Nmteen Pink carnations and mapdrag J ona were used for the table ar rangementa when '>lr and Mrs 0 Fisher entert!hned wtth a pre re bearaal dinner for the Wells-Fish er brtdal party Frtday P.venJng at 6 30 The wedding of 'Miss Emo gene Wells and Robert Clyde F1sh er will be solommzcd at 7 30 p m Saturday Apnl 26th, at the F1rst Pre11bylenan Church Mid dleport I Guesta at the d1nner were Miss Wells and Mr Fisher, Mr and TEMPLE--Middleport Mn Edmond Wells parents of TONIGHT-Apr 26 the brtde, Mrs R1chard Jones, the "ENEMY FROM SPACE brJde's matron, and Mr Jones 'PLUNDER ROAD ~hilS Ada Waugn, bndesma1d, Sun. & Mon Apr. 27·21 Blame Walburn, Donald Mills, ush 'THE TIN STAR' ers and Mrs Mtlls, the Rev How Anthon) Perktns Henry Fonda ard Ruppelt, Mra L1lhan Steiff Betsy Palmer orgamst, John Fuher, best man, Color CartotJns M1sa flita Beegle Mr and Mra COMING· Old Yeller; Ra 1;,tree John Terrell and fam1Iy, Mr and Countr: Sayonara I r1rs Harold Moore, and son Mass Betty Samec and Tommy Fisher candidates pnd Rock Sprmgs Grange met Thurs day evemng Amos Leonard, worti:y maste· presided and plans were made lo t:onfer th~ thtrd and fourth de grees at the neXt meetmg on Ma) 8 The sewmg bakmg and tl01ly con tests will o~lso be he.d at thl'imeettng Durmg the meellng the char I ter was draped for Sh:mnon Car ter, lt was announced that tickets for the r•1ral urban dmner to te held at the Middleport H1gh Schoo' Tuesday ,..ere on sale J\ contrtb•.1 tton was made to the cancer rund Mrs Clifford Letfhelt \\aS report ed ill m Holzer Hosp1lal Plans were made to observe Rn ral LICe Sunday w1th Hcmlu..k Grove Grange Sunday April 27 at the Christian Church. Hemlocf. Gro\e at 11 a m At the close of the meetmg re fre11hments were !lervel! by M" and Mrs Raymond Cole, J&net and Burl W.mdon, Conley Cole and Mr md Mrs Homer Radford Apr1l 26 Tonight Only Anthony Qumn L1ta Milan "TH! RIDE BACK" - alsoJack Palance Barbara Lang "HOUSE OF NUMBERS" (in Ctnem8iicope) Lucille Hawkins Hylda Rlee . . •• . I MIDDLE=p=-=-oR =-=T~ :li~s April 27-28 James Stewart ''THE SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS" (CtnemaBcope l echn lcolor) - also "CHASING THE SUN" !Wonderful Tnp to Florida) (In Technlcolor) Also Cartoon .J.IEI~-.r0 f)}B'te. hiiCI<! That wanclrouo masterpiece of ...... delight! DISIIEYS THE STOP TH,Al " Ju11bo Sl!rimp Fry 8 Jumbo Shrimp •• Sorve<l wllh Crow'a Own Ca<ktall Sauce • _ Golden Brown hench Fries • Cole Slaw .~la''l9ltt~ra•r' IA~IIWICH Vacati,On Bible A Hambiltaer and Choe,.. buraer on a Double • Deok Bun .. Wllh Crltpy Shred· ded Lettllc& and crow'a Own 'l"ioty 1/&U<o 99c 29c 1 School Mrs Payne and grandson remam Planned ed AtT "BILLY·BOY" "KATY-DID'' Covered with ·- U'o A Ne)' 'l"iate Try It lt'o Habit & Hearty Servlna of Hot Ham Topped With A Generoua Slice of Milwaukee Brick Ch..ae, Letlu.. and Tomato Trul~ A llt>naatlon __ M1m1 .• Sa~a 29c 30 Ml11111e Fealuretle - His ' '~CoNFUSION: . -- How hllfch they have of the 11van.. No 17~ Qf t~o OrStar, met at the Mrs Harry Houdaabtlt Mora Leonard ~ co-h01 pa1d, or to ~~ flnnnctal i.i whom, How they're cominS out at the end of the 1110ntl\; In whlclt dlNetlo~ they a;. colng finanelally,, 29c ' Allauch ~J1o11 en<\& when on~ pays by cl..eelif Do.you? If not, we mv1te you to IURB' SANQWKII ' 1' G~ant B~n. Olltl\ a;~a A~;CGIIII\ atlhll bank. 17~c~· Sa . ,' .~.• ~t" . 'We Pi!)!~%' l~jere~l Oil Your s •••:d!J ' ~ 'r, 'iJt -. . ~~f ~\ T~e··: r,.RS , ·QA~f\.:: IJI I'U.· ·l'J !l .Mr and :\Irs Gcon:e Hume and familv df 'Stanton, 1ficb, are vasatmg his parents, Mr and Mrs A D Humc On Sunday Mr and Mrs. Genr.ee Hume and A D Hume POMERO" SO"'ETY Jack Gwm m Greenbner Juhltna MeClung and his moth· er hll.ve titurned from Washlneton b C where Julrllng was a delegate for the CAR :rr and Mrs A~tbur ~ Wherli drovettoMMorgadntMown EandH mWeht hl• 11 ~:'~~~~m~to~n D ~8and spent ~~e week end there 1 Mr and Mrs J L Stewart' Ittended a dtstrtct Rot'ary confer· erlee at O!!leb"" Park dUrm" l th~ 6 ~ "· week end 1 Otho Zerk e has returned to hll home south of New Haven after spendm.s: the wmter in Columbus Neal Harmaker and M Bennett hRaovueohpwchased }J.omes from [van Mr. and Mrs Guy Wat,on of Philo, spent , the week end with Mr •nd Mrs Keith Arnold Tbey were enroute to their born~ after spending the wmter in""'Eustis Fla. M:r and Mrs Clifford Harrt.~ and daughter spent the weekend With QrQ,ver Harrls ,. MiU Carot'~ll;-aj;c;:-ht;:c;-l,-a:;ll;c;df;:-;M;;Id7d;;:ieport, and M'ts Mary Blltzard, Rut. land, Mrs Wilham Blaettnar, Poltl· eroy, Mfu Shirleyl Mealey, Galli· polis afld Mrs Rotiert Stewart lr: of M'a~bn e and ICIHtrtd thuncltrstorms today and tonight, prob1bly hMvitr tonight, Wlrmtr mp1t HCtion& this afternoon. TutMitr mo1tly cloudy and tum· lng colhr with showers likely north end 1111, hllh toclty 53 59 north, 60's liOUth • -- at y ----- .,._ "" • • • • enttne low tonight 60s northWIIf, trOU11C' 60 •uthtllt. VOL X NO 11 SINGLE COPY~ Pomeroy Middleport, Ohto, Monday, Aprll28, 1958 ReHon Resigns As Pomeroy Cage Mentor Popular Coach Accepts New BIG BEND MINSTREL Positim~ At Mansfield High TUESDAy Middleport Police Pomeroy basketball coach Dtck Retton, who says he "got everythmg here toward a real good chance to go up m hts professton," has res1gned to accept a position as head basket· ball and baseball coach wtth Mansfleld-Madtson Htgh School, Mansfield, Ohto The 29-year-old coach who won the Southeastern Ohto League titiP !Iu s wmter m h1s sec ond year a,t Porn eroy told close fritnds Sunday lie had accepted the post m Mans flcld He made 1t offlc1al t h 1s mormng m a conference With Joe Moore, 25 of Cheslurc re SuPtrmtcndc n t mauled ln J cnllcal condthon at of Schools Ch:u Holzer Hospital Galhpohs tod ay, 'es Gibbs as the result of a gunshot wound m h1s chest mflletcd Saturd~ty noon 'Mr Gibbs m a statement to The Daily Sentmel said Aceordmg tu reports of the ac 'Everyon connected With ath wicr.t Moore had been shootmg leUes in Po~ueroy and 111 1111 of at targets on the West V1rgm1a Southeastern Olu~, wtll be sorry Sldc of the OhiO Rtver Saturday to hear Coach Retton I:. lcavmg mormng and har.l 1domed to h1s This mcludcti myself" home Ul Chcshnc at appro:umate And he added ly noon "Mr Helton ilas worked hard Moore IS Slltd to have told h111 He hos done a lot for athletics wtfc that h e planned to clean his besides brmgmg Pomeroy a bas 25 calibre aulLlmatlc ptstol before kctball champ1onsh1p for the first havmg dmner It was brtclly after tune m 11 years ward that hts w1f~ heard the sound of a ilhot from the next A lol of "frrsls" wtll be wrapped up m the Annual lllg Bend Mmstrel Which b1tli 'Coach Rctton certamly de room and saw 'Moore p1tch for the road 1n the ftrst of th~ee stands tomorro mght m the Pomeroy Jumor Htgh Auditor· serves bigger opportumties and il it weren't for loamg lum I could ward out of h1s cha1r, callmg out tum One w11I be this fancy sleppmg dance h ne of 10 12 year-old dolls Here Is bow they say sincerely we are glad he won 'I've shol myself?" wtlllook m lhe "Doodly-Do" aance Left to rt ght, Kathte Wolfe, Neda Bradford, Karen his chance ~re to irnpro:ve hia Moo<e was ru1hed to the H<>lm' chne•r Jud~ Martill, -Judy Wllll~nnutl) ~, ett.DIItton, - Lyoii..Damels Jndo SUZiliM )~fad· station'"""' .~ ~-~ l!ospital wneflj"lf wa"s' detml\ihb'oi"MIIIfy. The moth g1rl, Connie Coott;-was 'to' attend the ptcture-taking but She'll be As for Retlon that the bullet had passed com dancmg for the show '-- Sentlpel Photo "I've sincerely been very hap pletely through the chest and py m Pomeroy I ve been rortun lodged 1n the back of the cha1r Jn Two school bands ar.d the Ra ate to be bl're only two yean and whtcb the wounded man had been cme Volunteer Flr(:mcn Will bcM make a name for myself I've been stttmg fit from proceeds of the Four,h lucky lo work Wllh our fmc boys Annual B1g Bend Mm1strel Wh!C 1 m Pomeroy They're bardworkmg At the hO,potal It wao learned . opens tomorrow mght ut 8 o clock and they vc had a lot of support that 16 pmls or blood were gtven m the Pomeroy High School Aud from the school admtmstntton to the stnckcn man who 1s an torlum the studentJ, and parents employee ol the Kyger Creek Pow 0 cr Plant "How could you beat having the Band Booster organ1zatLons of outstanding player of the league Four members of the Wahama Pomeroy and Middleport w11! Moore is the son mlaw of Clar Whtte Fah:1.1n Band have been two years 1unmng m Aaron Buf ence Ashley, jarhtor o( the Me1gs named lo the All St11te Class 'B" sh11re pro!1ts o( the three shows flngton and ST Johnson' The second presentatiOn w1ll be n Band and w11l appear w1th the All Racme Wednesday cvcnmg The "J Hke to thmk that even in my County Court House f1rst year here we would have State Band m Huntmgton this lh1rd wlll be m the Middlcpon week end been raght up m there We hud The four are Henry IJurge:;s, Da H1gh Schoal Thursday evcmng good bOYI!I In Aaron, John Sunmn Kenny MeElhmncy of M1ddle ST, Larry Wildermuth and Bob Ytd Richardson, James Henderson port and Teressa Potts m Pomeroy and Eugene Rayburn Eastman are m charge et arrang,cmcnl ~ They will leave for Huntington "If they hadn't gotten sick and Thursday for rehcarsala for con and ttcket sales They arc prcs1d Josl three o~ four It m1ght have certa to be given at Huotmgton enls of their band boosters been different In 19ST, too ' H1gh School and at the C1ty Audt GOOD OPPORTUNITY Raetnt!'a firemen are selling t1c lormrn In Huntmgton Coach Retton sees his move keta for all shows On each ticket fhree cases were beard in Porn north 111!1 his b1g opportunity they move mto the hand.: o£ a fan "U Mansfield doesn t make me, eroy Mayor Charles Legar's Court of the old time manstrel done up it11 break me" he said "It's a over the W("ek end With one man ala Bob Hocllleh, director and prolined, another bound to the Grand real big challenge " ducer, they Will earn a compm and the case of another dis Coach Rctton wUl go to Mans- Jury SIOR field for f6,390 per year He w11l missed S11d Hoeflich toda> Harold Evans, of Portland, hail hand pick two llsslst.ant coacbe11, ThiS should be the best one :1 f ed mto the Mayor's Court on char· a ninth a:r11dc mentor and a re 411 We are slagmg several IIClY ges of non suppor~ ~leade~ guilty serve team coach. He has siened lea\ures, meludmg the U>C O( to the charge and was ordered Doctor Carl C Byers of ParmR, a three yca't' contract liVer to 'he Grand Jury bound Jim Carpenter, son of Mr 811 d black light" Ohto, will speak to guests and em Mansfield Madison is a suburban Jamea Robert Shipley, Beaver, Mrs Wilson Carpenter, Mulberry c Black llgbt is used With .111 ployees of DIStrict 7 of the Obio high IIChool expected to grbw rap· Ohio, entere!l'> plea of guiUy to av, and a letter wtnner on the stage and howe lights cut All ~b., Consumer Ulan ASsociatiOn 'lbe idlf About 400 bo~• are In high a charge of driving while intoxi- championship Panther basketball a!Jdtence ecc;s Ia the dancers Jr dmner meeting will be held on ac~ool now cated 1nd waa fined $LOO nd team this year, has been admitted singers who reflect lnvmble rays April 30th •tartJDI at 8 30 p, m -But first grades In f1ve elemen· 1 at lhe La~ White Club at W~ver­ ' tary 1<h00l1 that "fee<!" the high costa and sentenced to three daya to Holzer Hospital for a sertea of Of light In the Moira County J~ll tbat is expected to eon Four numbefs wlll be done th1.11 ly, Ohio treatments achool have 382 pqplls enrolled Chargeo aralnst Raymond L fine him for up to Blx months way, 1hcludmg a hula ltne or dar. Doctor Dyers was born on Feb. The hlih oehool pla~o an open 2'7, 1911, is marr1ed and has one ochedule Wooatcr and Aahland Russell, Pomeroy, for failure to ~ Young Carpenter, a Junior m 1cer.s The oleo wHl carry out a Navy daughter At 20 a college gradu· are top clubs met rcgular1y Oth yield the rl(ht of way and being school, will have bone grafts m hts the cauae of an auto accident, were spme to correct a back cut vature, theme featuring a male chorus tContlnliiCI On P,.. Thr") en include Shelby and Bucyrua. Wtlich has not been done bcfor.J The school this rear under Coach dismissed at the request of Ralph it WJI learned He w1ll be treated' m Columbus here In tbe 100 year b1story oi Don Sutter, whom Retton replaces, Graves, owner of the second ear to 1111uro In the mishap after a stay at Holler mmstrels won, only four a:amea The Fourth Annual Mtnstrel also In addition to his two high 11:1 brinaing\ many new til Ients llli'J school assiStanta, the~ are live the show There P.re nme dan em, other coacheo hdplng In the bas choruses ketball pro-'ram Eacb elementary Tickets arc avadablc from ban •l school has :a basketball coach. booster mcmben and w11l be ~o 'd GOOO CO.OP.DTION a~ the doors durmg each of the • Coach said he couldn't three show& say too the 1'tlne co-opMrs William Folan president of the Rutland Garden Club elation from Mr. Gibbs. Mr. Jamea Diehl) extended a welcome to the 110 registered guests, Wednesday ~nd HowaM w]ten District 11 of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Knlaht. a pleaour< held their spring regional meeting. Mrs. Marshall Rust, of the to work Marietta club gave th'e response. The morning session was opened with a prayer by Mrs Biddle, Rutland and voca1 1.~:;:;::-:--:::-:-C::-'::--::-'-::-­ by Mrs. Paul Wmn wUh M" Hocking, Mrs J E D Harlingcr, Carl Dennison at fhe pJano Tbe Melga; Mrs J A Crow, V1nto11 , dialrlct seeretory Mro. Jobh Gra· Mrs Charles Elston, of Washing bllt and Mrs GII- •Cvlien, dla ton Co trict tie11urer boih of MarJettl J The club preaidcnts gave their gave their report.la Mn ~lbert reports st,owlng the progreasive Pool, Marietta, director or district work by varloua groupa, lncludmg t1 preelded• Of the 43 club& In th~ tbe eslabhshmcnl of a Wildflower dtstric~ 29 were represented in 1n Athens Co and a num attendance, CIYIC planlings and beauti DliiHct projects In nth~[ 1ommun Cheshire Man Wounded While Cleaning Gun I unmi!'e Ohio Consumer Loan Group To Hear Dr. Byers Four Wahama High Bandsmen Named T AJl..State Band Pomeroy t\fayor Hears 3Cases During Weekend I PAY BY CHECK • Some ~pie -get "all m1xed up' jiiatlera. They don't know SOl ' 1 BY UNITED PRESS OHIO: Showen •h POmeroy H1g • Cager Facmg . e Surger y Spm "HICK" • a • I~ B PERSONALS •' W W .Johnston of Madison, lnd, \'lSI ted his scn and fampy, .. Mr and Mrs Dob Johnston durr mg the latter part of tM weeJr; Mr and Mrs P J WolPert Vl&ited relath•es m Columbus l;)ver the wtek end Rev George Werr1ck, Auror1a, W Va , was here on business durIng the weeJ end , M!s. Paul Scally is vlsjtlng Mrs G 11 Moyer -and family, 1 M'artms Ferry, W Va Mt•s Rr.) Lester, Spencer, W va' VU:Ited Mr and "¥1rs Charles Lester during thi week end , Mr and Mrs . V1e Stf.eet ond ram1ly were here oh bwnneas and vunllng fnen4s la.s,t ""week The Sttect3 11\e ln StcubenVHle, Ohio, :md were former residents o( New H11vrn Mr 'and Mrs Billy ParsQns have muv~d mto me uf the, apartments over the po~t off~ ,. " Mu;s Jr1s Young- of Kcnpva, W 1 /a was H week end guest o( M1ss rtuth S yre Both are students at Marshall College Mrs Eva Bailey and family, of Chllhcothe, OhiO VIsited with Mr and 1\ilrs Arfbur Savre and Mr nd Mrs George Sayre durmg the week end ~=~~:ynrer~::~ 1~ ";;)t~r:n ~~ th;h~r~~:v;tat~:1~ er 1 ~tla;~clu~;: ~~itcd I -also- ~ A COrdial 1n~1tahon IS being ex tended to the Gurden Clubs and the1r fr1ends There wtll be a flower arrange ment d1splay - - -Mrs Joe McKay • K~; I .. ••• ,d the1r home m Cheshire after beJng at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Claude Ashley, for the last two months Mr and Mrs Dwight Wallace left today to spend the week end at McConnelsville as the guests ol ber parents, Mr and Mrs G C ,nd, M,.. warren llen'nett 1 Honored At and so~• of Columbus are spend "d Sh lng th~ Week end ~lth hiS parents, ' r1 a ower , Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett, o! MrF Jre MeKay1 (Ann Rupc) Beech ,Street whose m<"mage was an event of March 22nd at the Chr1st1an Mrs. Lesta Gutha{d and son rhurch m Irohton was guest of Frank, Mr an.d llln ~1lliam PUt' honor &t a bridal shower Friday 1 (Phyllis Gothard) and babY v1s1ted nrght Mrs Ed.zar Reynolds aunt Mrs Claude Ashley and M1 s Joe . ., f the bnde, and Mffl Harold Hm Moore recently 'de were co hostess 1 ... :drs Charles Scan IS' left by plane Games were played before :~rs r and MI S Ivan 0 Bowman, ?lymoutb, annouiiCe'the this rnornmg for Clanton, Alabama McKay opened her many gifts engagement of theu daughter, Joyce Ann, to Vernon 0 where she w1Jl meet her mother, whtcb had been placed on a table Wmce son of Mt and Mrs 0 L Wtnce Sr Pomeroy The Mrs M C Hlmllton and other carrying out the br1dal theme couple Will exchange nupbal vows May 4 at 30 p m at Ply· ~~~~:~~ ~hkola~~~:Sbeen caU~d to The hostess UlVItcd the guests mouth The Reverend Robert f' Hall will Offtctate Following ous illneas ol thel~·og~ l~~· \»~• lj;,t o the dinmg room lor a desert theu marrtage the couple w1U reside m Ogden Utah where ther Robert Gtddens ursef Thke tadbleh arrangement b th th b d 1 dh f ' ' was o pm an W Ite carnattons 0 e ri c c cct an er lance are employed at Hill Air Mr 11ud Mrs Charles Payne and and pmk candles Small bridal F01 ce Base grandson, Louul Taylor Hayden Jr bells were used as favors 1 - r - of Dayton, arc guests of Mrs 11 1 11 1 One One Be ,, Of A Boy and Garden Club I New SUN, MON., TUES, WED Week.. End Specials Middleport Mrs Joe Moore (Betty Ashley) o dock and eontmumg through the and son Timrnv have returned to 1 afternoon and evemng I . The Joseph McKay of Byesvtlle Ohm M for a longer 11181 t h , 1 h Hod er Sihers m 11\W n RaP p PI • M1ss Jacqueline R1ce as emplo~ l!t:Jil, Cambndge, Mrs n.aymond Officers I U per a InS ed at the Home Lau,,dry She was Hannum, and Mrs John Hronex Oft1cers w~rc mst ll lcd 111 a (:Oil 1 The Da1ly Vacahon Bible $chool a former employee until gomg to and daughter, Kathy of Pleasant sccrateJ !lf'ndce hv Mrs Ratlph of the Tuppers Plams Chnstlan GaJUpolu a year ago Cit:y,.. her grandmothers Mrs Val ZtuJdel when the Ont lAo on Or.! I Churt:h wtll be held at the church Mr and Mrs John Terrell and H Reynolds and Mrs Alma Rupe , Class of the F1rst Bapt rst Churrh June 9 thru June 20 family of Oak Ridge, Tenn, and aM Mrs G V Rupe, mother • of met Thursday t!H!tltr.g- at the 1he clas!es are as Colloo.vs Nur ~~ssanBdettMyrss mHaroldfMCoolre band lheOtbhrtde t d home of Mrs At1 n sr.am Mul 1 a ec, o o um us, ers mv1 e were Mrs W.av11e berry Avl' wrth ~1rs Joseph cook sc1y up to age 3, Ktndergarten.!artt -week end guests of Mr anti Rupe, Mrs P L Mitch, Mra Jl.U&a~ co ho.stc~s age 4 and 5, Pnmar~, •ge 6 7 B, Mrs C 0 Fisher 8ell' ?.flUs, Mrs Harry M1U9 , Mrs Juniors age 9-10 ll and Jumor I Max Sanboru, Mrs Robert AlienaMrs J II St e ph('ll ~n n was mshtl High age 12~-3 4 fnstructou are worth, Mrs Guy Reynolds, Mra led as president M1 s .Shu In, Ylc • Mrs Robert artm, Mrs Frttz I Wdl Reynolds, Mrs Sidney Russell prcs1 dcnl, 1\lrs Cook sc<:retar;y Gobel, Mrs J s Dav 18 'Mrs Clar Mrs SadJe McElhinney, Mrs Grace and Mrs W1ll1•rn Watson trca cnce Hudle M~ Don Lando!\ Stace, Mrs Arthur Skinner, Mrs surer At the dose of the mstalh Mrs Howard Cjklwell Mr~ Her W Dave Farmer Mrs Allen Jenkm lion a prayer for the nrw r fflcer s man Black Crafts by Mrs Hobart ~on, Mrs lk~ Neal, M~:s Gene Cole· anrl the class wa:; grven hy the new Shteldi and mustc by Mn Harold Mr and Mrs Grover Orr\ Mw man, Mrs Wilham Swisher, Mrs president Doster and Mh c 0 Newlaiid Katie Roos, Mr and Mr~ ~o Re 1 Rutb Robtmmn, Mfs d. }', trteln, Rev liarold Dosttr will teaeh the ter Mrs Howard Reuter, and Mr \frs Hyldr~ Rtee Miss Bes:" San· 1 The mcetw s 111 charge oJ Mts Jumor High class and Mn H1lmar Gnmm , who wer horn, Mi5.!l Mabel Hysell, Mi,. here ror tbe furferal or Wendr•11 1 Albert Snuth npenrd wtlh the tt\a Registration blanks mily be had Roos were gue.'its of Mr and Mr<~ Frances Roush Mtss Nina Russell chcrs though t llow does He JUd ge us' ' hv Mrs St!:!phl mon Dt\ <tt Lyons Grocery Anyone wtshmg Clatr Karr Wason Chmc Wedne;d~~;;;. votwns were led bv Mrs Ray Setd to attend should regtster by May 1 Mrs CJtfford Letfhe b who un 1Uite Ill enahle using fur hl r tll ptr \V " derwerlt lfUrg~fy al Holzer Hosplf•' Mr and Mrs John Leifheit le(l Sund ay mg ht Is repor t ad as co,J this week for Puerto RICO to Spen1 Will walk Ill H1s P il th ~ Followmg the buslli( ~~~ st smm Chester Grange valescmg nicely • nmntb w1th thetr son and llau£tr I'-'O B1bl( qulz ga me~ were ron Mr and Mrs W L Lqmdbc-r)!' tcr m Jaw Mr and Mrs Jack Lt!!f clucted b) lho prcstdcnt ;md pt IZii!i Special Meeting of La Mesa Cahf were reeer.• hell and family awarded to '-1rs Zundc an d M r~ guests of Mr and i\frs G ,\ Mrs J L Casto ts ~pendmg , To Thursday T I Shelhln Adams Rutland road few davs w1tb her , .lllistBr Mr.. Refreshments wt'rc set \Cd by Oqe applicatiOn for memberalup Mrs Addle Stalder who entered 1 Claude Darst the ho stesses to those mumd ol;{lo' C Wlls read when Chester Granje and Mrs Dale Whlppcl Mrs ( bar met tn regular session wtth Master les Stanlc) Mr.s Wlntlle Stlles 6:eorgc Holter prellidmg Mrs Ellen Couch, Mts Atmu San born Mr!l Dana Oltv er :\Irs Hart y Lee Batley !\Irs I oram Slcr rc tt, Mrs Waller Wolfe Mrs El mer Wtckhum and M1s DaJsy Jas. per CGIIplrt 1.1 Smart motomts depend on us for satisfy· tng meals. They like our hearty sandwich· es and hot specials, brought nght to the1r cars. Fast, fr1endly serv1ce. Reasonable prices. Try us' the week end with her rather CHarles wlll sponsor a Sliver Tea Tuesday Class Installs feat urn Easy way: to eat Brenda Searl•. ol Urbana, Tea Tuesday Searls and famlly She attended April 29th at the home ol Mrs the Jumor-Semor Prom, Fr1day, at Homer Ruasell, 244 North Second the Middleport H1gh School St Middleport, stnhng at two W?n quality, strength and Clnslrucllllll, On The Brlghtelt Comer In Middleport NEW HAVEN Plans Silver i Sun & Mon BAKER FURNITURE SOCIETY Oh1o arriYed today to spend 1 Garden Club 81 • Weather Pomeroy Society Editor Middleport Soeleb lidllor • 0 ftrst and second degree.s when th e DURIHG BAKER'S SPRING SALE I \ • ont' SAVE 25%, i),, ..... bullt-1~ The Daih Sentin~l member received by demtt thf! Held On Friday ()hi!Jf" Announced '!<I'\! Degrees Thursday Rehearsal Is NOW! ' Grange Confers c MEIGS-POMEROY fngagemen~ J Rock Springs I Pre-Weddl"ng ana 'f .. I a.... '_ _Oall.._·Y _ Se _ nt_In_el_,Po _m _ e_roy _ -Mi_d_dl,_e_po_'rt_,o_._A_p_rll_2_6,_1_95_a_ ~Roy $1Uldll)' auesta ol Andennn were ·- - \ Spring Regional Garden Club Meeting Is Held At Rutland Driver Is Cited ,, Ftcderict Wass11mat1 , Ben presldOJ!l of the Ohto of Garden ClUbs wa:; She told of the the clubs which 100 Arrest 4During Past Weekend Three arrests for lntmutahon and one for dnvmr! while lllLOXJ eatcd were recorded hy Middleport pollee over the week end Jailed for mtmocatlon and rc ma1mng behmd bar!l today were Willard Nelson 37 llutland who aurrendercd himself at the mayor ~ off1ce 'drunk and was fmed $5 and oosl!! and Wilham Edwards Mlddleporl, ~. arrested Sunday afternoon on Locu~t st fmed $5 and costs b~ 711a) or C 0 Ftsher For DWI Donald Manley was fmed $100 and costs and sentenc ed to three da)s 1n Jlilll Sunday af ternoon He was arrested by Chter of Pollee Leroy Bartrum and Pa trolman Everett Bosltc Homer Mood1spaugh, 39 Mtddle port wa! fmed $10 aud co&ts for antoxicatlon Saturday <!lld releas ed upon payment of hJ6 fmc Mason Methodist '• District Youth • ~!!!~.e~~.~~~ the at a t Sub-DtsRolly of ll.ethodlst Clntrcbea held at Bee<h Hill 10 Masoa County Named to off1c1al positions were Allen Dowell, pres1dent, Warren Hurley, v1ce president, Judy Hur ley, secretary and Don Pauff, trea surer The Beech Hill group had charge of the program wh1ch featured a talk by Allen Dowell Little Leaguers Planning Canvass On This Saturday Permission Asked To Offer Testimony At New Hearing Defense attorneys for George Lynn Offutt, 21, of Minersville accused of the ftrst degree murder of his wife Donna Jean Offutt on March 15, late Saturday filed a new attempt to win freedom for Offutt from the Meigs County Jatl where he has been held stnce March 19 In a filing m•de late Saturday Frank W Porter Jr , de· fense counsel made a new ,pphcatwn to the court for O[futt'a rclene on ball pendmg hu triaL wh1cb has ~en set for May 26 In the r<!'-apphcatlon for ball Porter aakcd the permiASIOn of the court ~u mtroducc teattmony at a new hearmg and other ev1 dence which the defense clatms IRONTON, 0 UP - State S<n would justify orruu s release Jrom Oakley Collms R.o-lrnnton toda\ custody The defense attorneys state m predicted U S Rep Thomas A Jenkln.s R..Oh1o would cas1ly wan the new plcadmg that the ind1ct the three way pnmary race !01 ment rau;es lhe presumption re· the Repubhcan nommaiJOn from qu1red by the Oh1o Constitution to the lOth CongressiOnal DlSirJct de JUattfy the 1 cfusal of batl and Cite sptte h1:11 announced mtcnt10n not Article I St!chon 9 of the Consti tutlon whtch reads ' All persons to seek reelection ahall be bailable b>' suff1c1ent The other two candidates are Homer E Alx'le McArthur attor surches except CilpJtal oUenses ney and Lancaster Mayor Joh1 where the proof 1s evident or the presumption great H WeUI C1tcd also waJ; another case Collm ~ ,.~IHI he hf'I!('VNI the mJ handf'd down by the Ohio Su JOrlty o( the r1ght cou nty dl!ltru:l premc C.Jurt 10 which It wa~ stat wnuld !:i uppurt Jenkin ~ lie cstr cd mated s1x of the ~.: ounty ch;ur It doc:; follow however that man would adopt a resoltat10n lh1s presumption roused hy tlte m 51mllar to the one adopted Frtd<H d1ctmen! IS so great that 1t cannot night at a mechng of about 350 be rebutted Upon the hearing (J( per80nll m Ironton an appltcaliOn for bail, the stale Colima s~ud the m<!4?tlllg pr.~ may rest upon thu1 presumption sided over by Lawrence Count} It need offer no evidence unlesl! GOP Chatrman Homer Edwards 1L chooses and the accused maJI of· voted · unammously' to support fer an} evidence he has m support Jenkms If the veteran congress of has ~:~pphcat10n It IS then com man JS nominated on May 6 he petenl for the tnal court to deter mane whether the presumptiOn apparenlly wtll resign Then Collms sa1d the R('publ has or has not been rebutted can central committees of th1 The ddense m Its appiiCliltiOn counties will meet to nam~ a sue ror the new ba1l application 1nd1 cates that 11 has evidence or a CCIISOr Colltns saul people who llC\Cf naturf that Will ratse the ques before su pported Jcnkws votcol t10n of whether the offense a& at the Lawr~ncc County mect1ng charged was committed by the derendant Some court ohservors to support h1rn He named such other counll~s saw m thi.S statement • poutble m the dtstnct who would "g1v~ admissJon by the defense that such Jenktns a vote of conf1dencc for an offen.se had been commttted hts 34 years In Congress" 1'! buft that they held ev1dence to Meigs, Hockmg, Jackson and G d ahew that the defendant was not actually guilty or the cnme ha Bond for Offutt was demed at (Continued On P111 Three) two prevaous prelimtnary bearmgs and last Thursday on the f1rst apphcaUon wben lhe court declared that due to the "absence of apec11l clrtumstances" tb.it evl doaee could not be mtroduoe<l by the deFense and that bond could not be set The defense oullmes m 1l! apphcattOn to the court 1ts poBJtlon Pomeroy High School student:; that thmr pleading for an admisFriday were gtven the opportumty sion to baJl u precluded upou the to hear the Ohio Umvers1ty de batmg learn m act1on ¥.ben they testamony offered at the prelim· appeared before the student bod) mary hearings and that they have no knowledge of the tnformatton an a special sessmn giVen to the grand Jury m Its sesWtth the top1c of "Rtght To Sions due to tbe fatt that evidence Work Laws' the a£f1rmat1ve and mtroduced negat1ve teams debated to no de secret naturebefore that body 16 a ClSIOn Common Pleas Judge John Ba The group was brought to Porn con, Monday mormng sa1d that. as eroy by Or Lloyd Watkms or Oh10 yet, be had bad no opportumty to U at the mv1tahon of Thelma read the plea for re apphcahon Campbell, Enghah mstructor Members of the teams were At and that due to tbe fact that he was scheduled to s1t on a cue in firmatlve, James West and James Ironton today at the orders oC the Laurcnson and Negative Wdham Cbi.ef Justice of the Oh10 Supreme Burlew and Gary Hawkms Court, that he would be unable The sess1on was a warmup de to render a ruling today on tbc bate for the Ohio, U team pr1or lo matter a College Debating Compet1taon Frank W Porter Jr , attorney set for Ohio State Um~ers1ty lor the defendant, Monday morn· iog satd "that 1f tbe court overruled the pleadmg for re-apphca tioo requesting bond for Offutt, then we'll bave to try somethins else." Collins Predicts An Easy Victory For Tom Jenkins Ohio Univer:sity Debating TeaiD. Appears Here Wayne Sw13her told Little League managen and orf1cers of the Me1gl!! County Little League Asaoclation Sunday In a meeting at the High School that thiS com mg Saturday will be the house to house drwe Cor funds to carry out tbe summer athletic program Little Le&IUCrs In Pomeroy arc to m~eel at the homes of Chester Knight, Ed Baer, Don Colhns, and Bcmetta Younrr. In tbetr respec Uve neighborhoods and "work" those areas The adults named will supervise the calls Me1gs County Extension Service Swisher reporte<l the drive I• progressing satlafactonly and a w1U meet Wednesday at 8 P m complete report will be made lat· m the Meigs County Court rooms. accordmg to C E. Blakeslee, Coun or. ty extena1on officer A discussion of the "Mechameal MARKET REPORT CJNCJNNA1l UP - Produe< Features of Bulk M1lk Tanks and Eggs, steady, prtces at farm<~, the Samtabon of Same'' mll be tbt consumera whitc.!l and browns, A topic of the evemng Speakers ot the evenlr.g will ~ jumbos 34-38, A larf• 33 35, A me d!Um 30-33, A •mall 23-28, B11arge J p Blauaer and Fran:. Koval cf Ohio State Univero1ty 28-111, FOB A large 3HO Chicken&, oteady, fryer. 3-31> lb 1921, heay hena Z0.%4; light hens EMERGENCY CALL 12·18, fryer prices 81,000 at 1G, The Pomeroy Einergent!y squ::ad 65.000 at 30, 5,000 at 21, 39,000 was summoned Sunday at 2 4'1 P undetermmed m to the home or Homer Brad Butter, 90 score 71_.:.__ __:a:.:h:.:aw_:ln_:N:.:a:.yl_or_'_•_R_u_n_ __ Meigs Extension Meeting Planned Bidding To Open On New Route 7 Construction MARIE1TA, OhiO UP - B1ds are upected to be taken in the near future on conat.ruction of a new acctJon of OhiO 'l between Ma fl~tta and Belpre, Oh1o Otficlals 111d SatUrday work would begm e1tber late th1s sum. mer or early fall Tbe highWiY \\-Ill have two 24-foot lanes w1th t9e me· dian str1p vary10g from 10 1to 40 feel It 111 being con&tructed t~ expP. d1t.e traffiC 10 the htghly mdU:strutl lzed area Gerald Fields Is Named Mayor At Hartford Gerald Fields waa named ~~~JY•r of Hartford at the cleetion of town officers held on Jaat Thursday. Other town off1clals named were James M Crump recofd~~ and councilmen, Cb~rlt.s Gtbbf; 1 Ruofell MdMillm, Harry Glbbo, Wetzel (Docl Fleldo, and 1. w. Fields New town oCfioors wlll take of~ ficc on May 8 ~'''''\!'•! TO HONOR TIAM Parents, s:hoot ln•ited Grade � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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