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NIW PHONE N\IMBIR • 2a7' ~~ ;~~' 'tQtl are lllliOraqe ~et 111 :.1,-c,,~~- ,~~f/9f• liPear cmll age, bur J l!lii:D~J ~~·~ti,~·taldlll~ ~ron: m' !wan qoocl coDdiUoao " .IJ!Ir Canton, dcd to aa unofflcJal 20 degree' 1 Tbe eourt 1 said that openmi a In tge place of bas1ness for tbe sale ol record lows were n.· prodw:ta which ~ould have been II'OUDd the sla!f. purcbued earlier did not :Meanwhile. 11J'e wea.U(erm m the. telll of nece&SJiy. lrutead, the sa1d faiF weather was ~d jc Colur,~~, Seven Baptized At Services Held , , , Last Sunday A baptismal service 1 dueled Sunday CALL CUT ' l't CUU'S ' early sweet cbct ry ero·l I l>i'<>bably, .Wiered th~ ll)m froln the ~· •if> now in The apple, peach a~d &rape crops 1n Northern Ohio were not hllfL.. re11dinls reported I ponds wef,' frozert• es the .. tempeftture sku~ · a Hac~)'lorth, son of and Mrs James1 Ha~kworth, ol his grandparents Ed Haggerty whole ' n:'~·t~'"• u; a pattent at Holzer l®jly the ISO;: JobljSOll and Riel! of Sprin&l!eld wqrc of MIS Emma Mrs. Theodore Le· Rail and attended an ·anl.iq''' recently • Mr and Mrs M L Kelly are m New Orleans, on an all-expense pa1d lrJP, gJven to Mr Kell~ by his lnsutance cofttpany Ill premium time ,to ·~:::~~=;:~~~, Columbus vJ.SJ! over th~ weok rrom •• 'j Church Mr and Mr1 Robert ry Hoffman, Marlene Judy Morri!l, Bettv Morris ···""'·ry Morris These will ' 11e rigM hand ol cetved into the service op court saud, auch Illes were a mat· ter of :C'~ ~!r ~:! With afternoop. tempe~;atures m the 5011 Partly cloud! skies were lore~ ,for lon1g~t and Tbllrl!day }I'Jth lhe , .mercury moderaiJDJ •UghUy , I High 1!"04!Jure wu upected ,1• dommate the Great Lakes regiqn lor the next Jew dsf& with llltj.l temperatur.e rhange No raanf".ll was predicted lor the wee~nrtl r �c. s. , Mrs. .Clyde 1Hunt, · Mrs. , lfrs. CamerOn lohn-. • 1on.! Mary .Edith Baker, Terr•l' · ~>m: Wm. Wollael Van... Blood given, ~ pints. tMSON CLINIC Clifford Leifheit accompanle•l A<linl811lina1 Mrs. Addie Stalder, Mrs. Lei£beit home trom th:!: April 23; William wat- Holzer Hospital Sunday whero Piains, April 23; l'rfra: she had· been patient. , Rutland, A,p. Adkins, •• to Ill i IIIIer iioP.r n!. ~pei- Jruh '"' --•ueia"' a .....,.. CBS 9:00 Morning Show 10:00 Ga'rry Moofi . 10:,30 . ,Do Yo4. Rot!? !~:00 .y,th~ f1Qllfrey U:_3Q. ,ll!jt~ :, ' • 12'(10 t.Ov'e ;of iji.'Y In ~ DUIDben: I : ,\,.' ... TOiii !!ll_!luet.' Jim '• Swae!Wm- lllclwil ' .... ' • -~~ ( O'l'Rfi•··..-IIT . . ~ t ' ROB~ . 811~-uel'ls llfAil' . ) ' 12:so ~"''""~ N'·ifllill"'fl!ll l2:~5 I • • • • ,·- . . - tf . p. ... . How· . I ~.. '• ' w .. r. A i''' ~P +1 ,MILL ST. ' - ... t you set i 2-pieee Llvirll !lOOm Su\le that ean be ··~d to fill In on empj~ sp~ce or Kelp furnish ah aportment for the kida •-' ·. -MIDDLEPORT DEt'T. :·SfORE . .:.OH'' ' ' trades, »leue:::· • . ~i.-': "''. :t '\. 1 Grueaer. ri nice 3·Piece Bed~om Solie for that room yo-u've been wm ' lnl to luntlsh and rimt out and )lere again, bell<ve it or ·•' . "'ho ,are .X~ilnB to jf 111arriotr \~""•· yain we 1W. 1 1 • ' .-; rl Theodore lleinJUdge C. N. Jones, and J . ~ j f OR YOO PUltHASE . • .. '· ' • . . . . HOUSE' DRESS~ •..•• . . '· ·~ -SHORTS _ • . . ..• SMORT SETS ; ~· .. ; . HOSIERY i . . ; '.SKIRTS · ... / BLOUSES SHOES .. ·> . iEWELRY. , -~- : . PURSES •/ GLOVES.<~. AND MAN':(:Oi:HER 'GiFTS \ ' ''Y'~ For That Mother h1 '1f9.1t1r We. .. > . ·. •' ~~ .... fr • \· ,·.' ' . 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HOf~otUf ·· I / ~SY 11!1\~ (' •;!;II' {.•. .' ' . WHh colli)llet~ty .i!:l\lltp!.'etf ~lee 'Tnl'clt Ail nop. .,\ (t:ONSTRUC'l'l!:D With Heav~ , ~· 'j'ublnf .. All o ••• .... OPEN EVENINGS .i!lirlectJt Safe , For Your C~ildrell. •el•.w ~ IJIJII S.ebool · · ··o,IO' · Y.oJI ·(Jan r. , - -· :- ,. • I '· ' "IIJr.r . LE~{S .....,.. SeeoltdSt• I '' J ' - DRYER ~ASHER IIIII CoUld dlvlaion. • TV - RANGE; .ETCJ . A1k YoDI' Dealer For Our New ln1ured ,.,w FlnanelnJ Credit Ute Jnmaiiee . ,•.. ; No l!fira eose I ' ". " 'I' , ?!ratea 1 , · Tho ciilcfPan , dtat the 1 . , I . CITY COAN.· ANQ SAVINGS COIIPANV IIU.IIflli st: ' " .. '· Phone 111 ore winning wit4o'Ot .lnue~ · alsist· . a~~te !rom alul~~r ;r,a Klyazew· okl - the ploy_. ·!ll~l'jai\gh de· BCI'Ib<d as "the ·koJ' tb our entire ." Ted went bllle88 agatn on TUesday ~ut • l'llomaa;' ~ad ample , aupport front Bobilt!G .Clemente, wh<Jile two hits.ra/tecl , tilt aver-. ••• to .419, an~ ll~p~\ Foijet, ll'hg knoeked In , tW. rul)il with tht_. hila, ,. Spahn was It I 6-m" . , · J'lloBe ltlH • BETTER CAR • • c;RQSS: .HARDWAR~ ! A .. • '• ,. ~FfFE :.RIIf*:JGI~TfC,. N- •·1¥ ' ' '. •• , 1" ,. le;. $3.95 ~-~Jt .t :I> llllddleport, o. : ,, -l• �•• a f .. '~ "• >I< ~~~1·!'.'1 I " .1iJ'l::•r:v ·~'Jii!l'lc ,. '-t '........ ''"' "'"''"'"' 1 " , Ask ,,. ~,a~y wit~ a Family to '~·'~'· • s~~ 'liT;,,~y~~ ~· ,· ' ' ' _-=--- thlo 28th day of April, · · 8'<4t E Ai.P's . i 't·G:. ~- •.: , WE· BUY . ' STIIUCTuiiAL I UAMt 4te ' . , ICUP IIIOitl _, Ml'l',\1.1, ' J ,· JOHN C. BACON Judge of the -i'roba\e Court Meigs County, Ohio 30 (5) 7,•14, 3tc ; Have · A · Wonderful ~elec:tion ) ! .t · LEGAL NOTICE REGISTRATION OF IIRTH Sta.. Of Ohio IA>Ii• County 55 ?..,batt Court . ! Notice .is given that Henry Walt!r Thomns filed his application on: \pl"il 10, 19118, praying for an• lrder Cor lhe registration of his OF GIFTS which is not recorded. al· Uutt be was born November For That A:U Important ~·· penen. In Your .Life! . Let Us Show ' I ' . You th,m. ~~Mertides Condon at Minersville, Ohio. Same will be lor heorina April 26th, • 19118. JOHN C. BACON Acling Judge of Probate Court By: A. C, Hill, . Deputy Clerk c4J 30, 1.lc SCOR& IS !ICADY WASHINGTON UP- The Cleveland Indians open ~n 18-game, eastern swing ·and ·a bid for another wlnnlna atreak tonight when LJtey hke .on tile Washington SenaDRESS SHOP tors. Herb SC!Oie, who already has ' Stcond St. - Pomt~oy, 0. a ~- 1 record, will start the ball ~~~::::~====~~~r~ol~lln~g~lo;r,;;the visiting Tribesmen. ' \· . . WE H.t\VE "SIIORT SHORTS" AND • Jlt\Tl:BING BLOUSES Black - Chino - White - Rei! - Navy THE SHOE BOX I MIDDLEPORT ., =t:.~~ _, $7!! =••n =~~~~ $2!! . ooecl•• iFR•t' IUAit' ~ •• ' 1 :::~~ ·~!! ":,:~· FRII i'i ..... ''.1" . . ·,· o. .., .... . . .· z'' ·' ................,. 1 wt"'t Mtatoh or1Ifill' whlte ' ' ' I• tWeMWol'tla...,.... • 1~ ' to appl)l- fut-drylnl . ', ( . ' ' I .,............... ,; .j •. Touth, .toUt and ''"l•weart"f . HOGG & :ZUSPAN ' • t ' .' r .. MATERIALS INCORPORATED• . . · J!l The Heart of llaiOJI ~liy. ·• · Pit one SP-3515t , . MalOn City, W, Va. __' --';;:;;;;;;;.: :·;.; :;.~;.;;--::=• .. -~ .-POULTRY cash-Savers.. ~'': · Cut Up fresh FrYers , · it I Y reash~ ·· '·· .. .. , lb., ,. ' .. ,. tO-OX~ ·' . 'tKqs. ' ' ' jJg~W& BJtA~D ' . ' . •· ; '' i �T J\ MIDDLEPOiD' ~1\l"IL"rV ~~ l ~t l :'• and JL.a; lien PhiliOn ',!"ere pata of their P.~fents,. '"'· and, GeNDer Lewil and Mr. and )ln. ~ fll,llson at Racln.e, Sl.ln· *· ~by. . . llr. an~ Mrs. Harold Eppley.aiul, Blepben, IOD, ,ar~ moving Thor. daJ to tl" Gtant property on •a,m Street. The,v \ave been oceupidg tile , ~ p, Bradblll')' propertr ··on & Tblrd !~t. .· ·~ w\niam Grue.set and silt~ . Kn. ~~ Rawlings le(a t~ ;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:·:;;... 'i' . Bend THI! ·TRES . for polumbus whlre Mrs. ~ru.eser will enter · White. Crosa Hosplial for .major surgery. Don and Debble Grueser will lie guests of their aiml Mrl. Carl Brannan while 'tlrelr, 'l)lother Ia in the hOspital .. lfn, K. D. Ams,bary, son, Jim· my, . lnt! d~~ghter! Melinda, .were bualJiesa VIsitors m Gallipolis on Tuesday.. . Mrs. Charles Lew1s who was taken to the Holzer Hospital by the ~mer•ency ~uad Monday ev~ni~ll is reported 111 a serious condition, , Mr. and Mrs. E. M, Wood. have as their gue~ts ·lhll'.week the•r son and dal.lgbter·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. 1:. i. Wood. M~. c. L. Wood has just returned from Knoxville, Tenn., where she has been visiting her :daugghter, Mrs. Walt Beahm 'and family. WilHam Swisher and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Davis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and· Mrs. Jeffrey Wilson, Pomeroy. 1 · 1 - · Po~eroy 111 o lift MIIGS-POMEROY Not Open Today Thun. a Fri. WORK SHOES May 1·2 '.'THE DEEP SIX" Tecbnlcolor), Alan Ladd - Diana Foster ~1~~~ .Sh~ Subject.s- :' , StyiU Br · (In . Star Brand and ~ger Narrow and Wide Widths TEMPii~M~cU~I\ort . . HARtlEY & BENNETT . '"''""a Tlluf.s. Apr,·ao·Mlrr 1 : Shoe Store "·WILif)s m 'ymfu·• ; Alma. Ma~n~ :AttjijiO:y Quinrl '· · ~ . "Middle of Upper Block" •-selected Short Subjects- Pomeroy, Ohio \ .' . Hylda Rice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mlddleport'Sodet.Y EdiU'r I ! ' ' LucUie Hawkins :·· . .•.. , ..... ~.:. J'om~~oy Soc~~ty t:d;tCjr Jane Howell.tent ouv Meeti·o~ ~eld M.onday Eventng POMEROY'~~ . : =~~~~~~~~~·· CYFMeeting Is Held At Hemlock Grove I DUTTON DRUG . . CO. COATS BLDG. MIDDLEPORT --- BAKER'S· • SPRING SA·LE ,, r • NEVER A MORE BEAUTIFUL SET AT A MORE REASONABL E PRICE! All·~teel Folding Frame• ••• Elegant Starllte Tlle·Top ••• Padded, Upholetered Chalre I etyle~ by ~nd DU on11 Mr. and Mrs. ~·rank Carpenter of Chicago visited recently with his mother, Mrs. A. H. Carpenter, and brotner-ln·law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton. $19.95 • • Inlaid tilt dulp lop, white atudded with aold atare, borcltrtcl with driftWood pattef!l. Plaetlc~coated • , • .ellllll with clamp cloth. Chair aeat upholateey li a wash• able vinyl pluUo fabric In Oyater. Fralnea are black, cl)ip·rtalstant ··~•L A·~tuimlnafoldi~!& c¥r an.d·tabla Itt lor )'our card pin.. and ~~ntertalnlnl; l!eautiful In 1111 room with flneat tum\lure. Durhl!m hu alven thle set I · Jllxurlouaat1Una lor 1011 ~~a budaet prlct. Set It toda)rl, VIM OUJI ~ ipUIII.,i!f DIHLAV ~ ~ ~ I lAKER URN·ITURE. . ' ~- 0. 'lit Brllhtelt \;o~ ... Mld4leport 1. • I I Make yowr f~vorlte gr'Qd glad with on·e of, our fi"- 'jewelry .gifts . : . · : ·lifetime tr<tasu.res you ,(:an give with pr:ide. ·Our .mode~t. prices .:will ·· surprise y~\J. ' . \ ~ Mason-Co Farm Women Hold . Annuai Luncheon TONIGHT 'HORROR SHOW Johp Alar "THI MOL • . P.OPLI'' · ....., also ..... . John Bromfield HCURUCU, IIAfT 011 tHI AMAZON" (In Teehnico1or) - iddedW•lt Dlaney'• "MAN AOAI,.IT Tl!t! A,lt~TI~" · AlsQ , c.rtot»''l ; . · . ·N~WS Thu .... a Prl. , Mly J·2 Peter CushiDI : . ' ' Mu. Gilbert Ro1ers and MrJ. Wll'~ter Brothera' Harry Galloway ot Hpll~eraon I'TH••~UitJI ~JI , ·I ~erltiy visited.wl~h · )Irs. Harry JIRA...KiiiNIT.i"" '" ' face and family of Mason. (In Teehnlcolor) , Surface ls the · dau1hter of -also- · Rogers and sister of Mrs. Ga.11ovray. Mn, Lucille Schwan: Marilyn, of Mapon l' rAnllv with Mrs. Berth.l )JOhniOI) I r ~ ~~.~~,~~~~~~~~~. ~.~~~~Si~~~ , J! f)' Mrs. Lewis Fox, Mrs, Le~ere(t . MAS.Oti I . P~illp Mr. and !.Irs. Meiet, dab· .ghters Mary Teresa 'and Carolyn and son, Butch have · retu~~•.~ home after a visit in Pittsbur'gl\; Pa., with their spn·in·law an~ daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. Bernard Fuchoza and daughter, K'aren. They were accompanied home .l)y Karen who will visit with· her grar.dparents.. · · .; . ,.¥l ' ' ' ~ ?::I ; ~ ',, ljl ( . '·: . I •1 '" I 1 . ,. " ' .' ~ f f J. , Mrs. D. L. Wantler of Nitro, :W. Va., was the spe\ker on Tues4~Y aa the . Mason County Farm W,o, men's Club held Its annual Sprllilr Luncheon at the ¥ason County ~H Camp near Southside. , Mrs. Wantler's topte· was· "Our ~hanging Times." . The lilricheon . was served 12:30 p. m. followlngJ .:~~~~~~a~~~d and a short businoaa rr In the morning, The luncheon wu served by the members of the W. ·· s. c. S: of th~ •Beech Hill MethO: dial Chl.lrch. · 1 I, . ~ Roush and Jack Follrod returned home Monday after a visit . ·IIi Walkerton, Ind., where they visit· The Hemlock ·Grove and Orange ed with Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Roush CYF met at the Hemlock Grove husbands, who are employed Church of Christ Thursday even· there. While there Mr. and, Mrs. ing April 24 at 7:30 p. m. Fox visited in Chicago, Ill. Slides were shown on the trip to Mr. and Mrs. Rosco~ Fowler New York with Brenda Clark and and Miss Sylvia McMaster were Dorrence Hess telling about the Sunday guests of Mr. and. Mrs. trip. · Homer Hawkins, Rutland Roall. Mr. and Mrs. t;>aul Neutzling of Plans were also made for a skat- Athens visited Tuesday with Mr. ing party Tuesday, May 6, at the Skate·A·Way. Plans were also and Mrs. Homer Hawkins. mode for the State CYF Conven· Jeffrey Parsons returned to tion to be held at iVIansfleld in his home in Middleport ·Mon'diiY 'May and the CYF Camp this sum· after a several days vhit with •h1s mer. grandparent!!, Mr. and Mr1. The next meeting will be Thurs~ $alph Gilmore while his parenh day, May I, at 7:30 p. m. at the Mr. and Mrs. John ~mons wen new church parsonage In Alfred. business visitors in Lolumbus. Topic for the even,ing will be the Mr. and ' Mrs. Ralph Gr~~~~ beginning of the "Education For spent Sunday In Moundsville wth Life" series. · ·• Mr. a.nd Mrs. Don Thomai ~n1t Mrs. P. L. Mitch. Is leaving to; daughter. ,., ' day for Marion, where she will visit her daughter and 't!On·ln·law Mrs. Pat Parker and daughter Mr. and · Mrs. William Houck. She of Columbus were Jeek end guests wlll spr.nd two weeks assisting in of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max tile care of her new granddauglil·' Meinhart. er, Elizabeth Ann. Mr. en1 Mrs. Eugene Conde en· Jimmy Warner, son of Mr. and terlalned with a chicken dinner, ~rs . .Wil.tlam Warner, Is a mll41· Sunday, a: their home, Anne. St, cal patient at the Meigs General Guests were. Mrs. J. L. CqAtd tlld Hospital. Mrs. Claude Darst. i' Set .Our, Fine Selection ,,. SOCIETY. : :-·:• A potluck dinner in o~rvance of the quarterly birthday~ 'I'~S ~i'· ved preceding the meetfng of the Jane Howell Tent J)aughters of Union Vetercns, held Monday eve· ning at the DAY Hall. Mrs. Thomes Goeglfin, M~s. Guy Reynolds, 1\lrs. Walter Hamm and Mrs. C. E, Clark'' re'ceived birth· day gifts trom each of the memMrs. Phyllis Knopp and Mis~ bers. Carol Bachtel were In Parkers· During the meeting witli Mrs. burg to attend the funeral of ~erbert Mil.ler, pre'i"e'nt, phisld- Mrrs. Ruby Vierheller, who · was mg, plans ·were made for the Mem· house I)IOther at the St. Joseph orial Day service at Beech Grove Hospital nurses home. Cemetery. Plans were also made to place. flag a on tl)e graves on Union ' sol!liers..., One applica~ion for membership was receieved. A ris· ing vote of ·I hanks wa~ given Mrs. Miller; who presented each-'mem· ber with an apron at :the ia~ meeting. ' ··F · ; '· I (_." •.' ,. l I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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