http://66.213.69.5/files/original/39b8b2db3218da48c2d9fb4f324512d8.pdf 8834e7cb816d28500506f02f939626bb PDF Text Text ' •' •• • Mary Shrine Holds Offi�er Installation In Public Ceremony At IOOF Hall Friday tieath Church Pfficial Booryl !Holds Meeting L. W. Y.eComas presided durin& � meotiq of the official board Heath Melhodisl Church, Mid­ ;ateport when they met foi: their tee;ular meeting Sunday evening. •He '110 wa, the devotional leader ;tor the enn.ing. t .t l Olberl attendinc were, Miu -Priem Faehnle, secretary, Rev. !JlarmoD K�nkri&bt, Mr. and Mn. !c- �A.. bun)lh, Uri. 0. P. Klein, alln. Eventt Davi., MiN Nellie :zertle, )4i11 Bets Sanborn, Jame& Euler and la k Be(.blle, � j Public Installation ol officers ol Mary Shrine No. 37 Order of While Shrine of Jerusalem was held Friday evening at the IOOF hall. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion. In the east on a white background, were the inscription "In God We Trust" and crossed keys, in silver carrying out the theme of the year, •'Key of Friendship". Arrangements of jonquils, forsythia and hyacinths were used throughout the hall, On the piano was an arrangement of pink camellias and lily of the valley, the flowers for the year. Mainly Abou,. People In Pomeroy I Presbyterial I Spring Meeting Set For April 25 The Spring meeting of Scioto Presbyt..?rial will be held in the M r. anrl Mrs AndTt'as Turnbull Seror.d Presb)·terian Church in of Columbus ,·1sited Saturday wJ,.lh Portsmouth on Monday, April 25, at 10 o'clock with .first and Cen­ his aunt, Mrs, Jacob Ebt!rsbach. Mrs. Earl Denny �r and son, tral Presbyterian Churches a'j;­ f.arl, Miss Be-tty Demoskey and s1sting in hospitplity. Coffee hour Mrs. Albert Mees spent Sunday in 9 to 9:50. Grafton , W Va, wllh Mr. and MrK. The speaker for this meeting Paul Shay and family. wtll be Mrs. Walter R. Clyde, of Mr. and Mrs. (;Jen 0111 spent P11Lsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Clyde 11 the the weekend with relahvcs in Col­ wife of Prof. Clyde of West_ern umbus. Theologic al Seminary in PittsMrs. Mary Wippel of Gelhpollt1 burgh and a former Presbylerlal 1s the guest of Mr. and ltrs. John pres1den t. Got!II Jr. . She spent the year of 1938 in Or. E. A. Trary of Columbus was the weekend guest of hu; parents, Mr and Mrs. E. J. Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. Rlchal'd Karr were Columbus visitors, Friday. Miss Polly Karr returne-0 to her home in Columbus Friday, after a w�ke11d visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr. Mn. Cecile ross of Cold Springs, Ky. is the iuest or -rf'la­ t ive,. Mrs. William Eic-hm�er has re" turned lo her home, Rock S Pringl! 1 road from Holzer Hospital wh4're she underwent e)·e surgery, and is convalescing nicely. Ylrs. Eldun Kraeuter �nd dau­ ght�rs. Leda M�e. Roherta and Dolores .ind Lury Wolfe were Col­ umbus visitors Saturday. 6y LUCILLI HAWKIHI Pa ulmc Alkma, worthy high priestess, called the meettng to or- Shrine Lula Nease, Inviting Herald, a n der and wf'lcomed the members ed the presence of the insta l l • nounc d .a nd guests after which she inv11e s includ ing Edith Hut ing officer all worthy high pries tesses and sinpiller, PWHP. installing officer; watchmen of shepherds, past SU· chappreme officers, honorary officers Elaie Smith. PWHP, innte.lllng . · anst.tU P� W PW Lear, Eliubeth lain ; and past worthy high pn es tesses TO SHOW Fl� : , Young Maud , Ethe-I herald ing 1 and watrhm en of hephe rds to ap • A mm , 1 Behe.1. d His Glor)'" will pcoac I1 t he E ast w here t hcy were PWHP, installing scribe·, Margaret ,;e ,hown ,t the United Methodist intr oduced and welcomed. Neuman, lnittallin& organist; Lula Nease, l'WHP, in1tal l m1i: guardian, -Church Wtclnud.ay • t ?:30 p. m . , ' publlc l• l••i led . Honored guest& pre&ent were WU- and Bunice Winn, i nstalling solo,:1'b •• L m c ne Mendl'r of Hockinj,J Valley isf. ;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ,; ;;; . • • ;. ;; ;:; ;;; .;;; , I Shrine, district •Jeputy. Helen KitOHicers to be installled were tie, WW', and Lloyd Kittle, WOS, then seated on ch,lirs with white of Athens Shrine; :\t c h·ern Wilson·, coYers in the form of a cross a fter WOS, Hork1 n g Valley; Stanley wbich Ada Ward preS<'11ted the PO!IIEROY, OHIO Saunders, WOS, Lafeyetle Shrine; (lag with Harriet Ne1gler and Gol­ �nrgarct l opping, W H P elect of ·ttie Ward aB escorts. Elsie Smit.h . and past WHP and was, chaplain, was f'&cortrd � the altc1.r La£ayrttc TOIIIGl4T ■nd TUIIDAY Esta Heese, Vennie Casto, Charles by Elizabeth Lear. mst;illing her­ Casio and John Reese of Lafcyette; aid and whlle 11he knelt at l h e al­ · "TIIE GA.:EBO" Inez Wilson, Hockmg Valley; Bell- tar, Bernice Winn sang "The Lord's sic t•a1rchild, Athens, who is also Prayer." supreme material objective of disInstalled into office were Mary Debbie R,eyuolda - Glenn t•ord lrict 16, and Elsie Smith, lA!lla Hughes, worthy high priest4iss; ;Al­ Croi.s, Ed i th Hu�sinptller, Lula !en Hughet1, watchm11n of shcP· Nea8t>, Elizabe th Lear, Hury P. herds; '.11abt!I Bennclt, · Noble Pro' ' S m i t h and Ernest Wingett o f Mary phetess; Virgil Atkins, as,;oc iat(' watr hma n of sheph erds ; l'c.i rl Heyea nolds. worthy Sl·r1he; Zella croSB, worthy treasurer; N aom.11 BnnJ,;.cr, O UQ Or worthy rhaplain; 1''ern l 'heru:brcw, worthy shephcrdees; t'lora Long, 1 wotrhy guide; Bernice Wynn worthy herald; Harry Smith, first wise Tut>sd11y at JO a. m. adults who man; E. A. Wingett. second wise- will ht•gin their trainin,!; for Girl man; Everett Colwell, third wise- Scout :Jay Camp ,.re to meet with n;,an; Leo Vaughan, king; Eunice l1rs. William Everson a1 1hc •Sun­ J\v iden, queen; !\hl.ih Lutz, first shim· Cottage in Middleport. handmaid; Leona Wells, second There is still need for lenders handmaid; Ada Hoot, third hand- lo assure Pnough to accommodate maid; Lillian Stciff, worthy organ - lhc nurnher of i,:irlt1 wishing to at­ lst.; Em11r n K. Clatworthy, worthy tend the ('amp. Ac-cordlns to Girl guardian: and Jante.i; Clfl.tworthy, Scout tra1nmg x:,_u les for camp there must be �t lcdc one adult for ev. worthy guard. Honorary officer� were Ala Ward cry eight tu ten scouts. If there is flag hearer; Harri('lt NriglPr and I not a .suHkient number of Jeadere, Amber Warner , escort.i;; Helen Rey enrollment will have to 00 cul. noldB, bannf'� bearer; Maud Grue1Mrs, l=:verson's phjne numl:l<'r ts �r and P.taxme Wlngf'tl, banner WY 2-2726 and anyone inlereated bearers; t'l_orence . McGuflin, ma- in being a day cam p lender is aak­ donna; Hanett Ne1glt>r and Amber ed to rail her and attend the Tucs­ Wairner, 11ngcls;_ Phyllis Martin, day mf,rnrng meeting. courier; a_nd Margaret Neuman and Bernice Winn, soloists. I MEIGS THEATRE ... is lime lo par,ade handsomely to churoh and on the avenue! Beat looks forward . _ _ as families step out in well-groomed style, thanks lo our ,uperh dry-deaning and preuln,. We invite you to use our servlcc . , . soon! Robi,n son' s LAUNDellERS - DRY CLEANERS l'r�L111ter Cleaaen PHONE WY Z,5110 la Mlddlopllrt · Robtnaon'11 CJeanen PHONE WV l-5428 In PomefOY r. Mony Of Our Customers Hove· Mode Reguests For A Continuotion Of Our Silver Dollar Giveaway r. TH I S SALE MUST END APRI L 16th PLAN 11nd ARRANGE WATCH FOR BIG AD IN TOMORROW'S SENTINEL YDUK NIIIT Meigs Co1tnly'1 Only Pain! Super Market ·C LI NTON F ISH ER CO. Mlddleporl FREE PARKING YNr Actual Cost - Only $4.98 I, e MEETING HOnL MARTIN na • ...•-.... , •••• •,•• •-••" ,...,,w-.>4• . .. . . ' , . ·· . e-Dally Sentinel, Pbmeroy,Mlddl1 """" 0 Ap • - •- � - - r.. . ... a, · • . rll e / � 11 , 1...., � tnutt bavt earned a Ne. 1 ritln1 In tt1411 recent dbtrkt cotnpeUUon at Atheu. Ky1er Student, Enter Larwaater Mu,lc Conled 1 - Ro11_ and William t:HrM ei;qn On April Z3 tbe 11Y1er Creel aon 1ccompan1ed •t�en.t, of KT· ll ■ od will JO to M.in■lleld lor \be ger Creek tcb�) lo La��r S _ 1t­ at.tte conte■t for 1,aflidt. r y u <l� to p &t1Jc1 pate 1n _ the &ta tt mu.sic iuditJons. In order � Hter the state event all P!-fti_cfpanta TO MIT TU■ioAv The WSCS of I.be Ultitfd. Melho­ Westminster Foumlation, l:burdl related oolle a:• •nd Pf'91C'Qt • ab dist Church wlll meet tl tbe cbUttb interpretation of "Operat10'1 TllelAiay •t 7:IO p. Jll.. Youth. " HOl,D NUCLIAR HIAIIINGS Mr!\ W. Verne BqcMDtO, Ob'° SynoQ:cal pre,ddeqt, of /Jew Phi­ WASIWIGTO)I UPI - Two con, ladelphia, Oblo, will 11&0 •� 1N&1ioQ.11 atomic eneru 1ub-eom• and wl!I irutall tbe officer�. mlttee, will begin public be&:ring1 1:frs. H. t. B1u,:hl'{'lea, Prelbr­ April 19 qn �tl(Ul Of nuclear tertal president of Scioto wdt tveat,,onl teltl and the problem of preside. Wpectl,on contro.11. • en t1n e • ' WEATHER· SINGLE CO:'Y - TUeaday, April 12, 11160 le. ' D e r e·�, JiiT' ' NEY l . f ' .. . ( . • , THE COM TIM PORARY , . , r f. v -�1.- ! �.' '\: , ':·., I . �· · " �.:::.··, . · · de�o rato r desi g��1:-: , •�ir;,i. · " ,by Kim ball to fit tb,p· , · · ·/t.t�·- • ·. l , ,-· ' '. thrifti�st budg et • ' '' ... ' . . ' ., . .. ' ' ' ' Pian.? Pupils Rehearsing For May Recital Saturday afternoon Mrs Hay Hf' rox helcl a rehc11.rt1al al hrr hnn1t• for the recital of her piano pupils whjch will be gi¥tn Mtty II 11t the Ml�dle-port 'llfcthodist Churc-h. At the dose o[ the rehearsal ice crf'am and cake w.is Sl'fV1•d Early in June four of Mrs. lie• cox's advo nct-d pupils, Lynn Buc·h· anan, Judy Butcher, Karen Mrtl­ hinny, ull of Middleport , 1111d John­ ora Lambnt of Pt. Plcas1uil will preae11l another redial. Vi,it In Columbus Dr. and Mrs. P. E. S1an\ey \'IStfrd in Columbus Palm Sunday, gut-.� ls or Mr. and Mrs. Oanny 1\1 . Ro11<'n­ �a11m and ramlly. They went l'S(}{'C· 1atly to attend morning worship srrvice at the North Community Luthoran C'h11r<'h where Dr. and \frs. Slanky Wl'fC sponsors in l);,p. tlsm for 1he infant daui::hlcr of Mr, and Mn. Rosenhuum. Thirh•en in• fants received 'the S,lh'rllll'l<'nl of Bapliam and fifty -six adnl1a Wf're conf_i rmed into membershi p at the 1erv 1ce. mums with yellow candleH i11 nys tal holderH on t•ither side Mr� At ­ kins presided at 1he pu11d1 bowl . � • \ "" · . ,, ..., , -I , : SPECIAL PAl�O �1' lilST .... : . •!�� �--�· lleaehl': � • ' Id / • - .. , " ; value. California Learned Mra. Sybil O't'en1, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Margaret Qbilleil., Middleport, have received word of the death of their brother. Cbarte1 MuUohan, at St. Jose, Calit,, Sundtr ni&bt. A. l\aliYe of Pomeroy, Mr. MuUoh1n had been working in an 11rcraCt (actory in California. Surviving are bi.a w�. Kuby, a son, Charle■ Allen. and a stepson, Bobbie Smith, Wilkesville. b.il 1i1ters and an uncle and aunt, Frank and Gladys Mullohan, WUkesville. Funeral services and burial will be made Wednesday at St. Jose. ' ' tbla matchlesa ELB ERFELD S IN POM lROY Compl1te Furn ishings For Your Hom e and Ardith Barton, Butt.erllut An� PomeNJy, WU lodged in jail lut night by Pomfll'OJ' Police on 1 ehara:e of amull and battel'J pro !erred by bl, wile, t:dltb B&rton. He wu released MnJ' this mom• Ing and will appear before MA70f Charles LeJar April 11 for hear­ ing. Noah Hurley, Colu.mbu.l, H­ ,..,ted on East !fain 61., by Poll> eroy police on a apeedinc cbu1e­ h•• po1ted a $25 boad for Iii& :appearance in mayor'• court April 19. ' Ho�e From Hospital lurned, lacludlq the la11allallon cioa&a, Want more livinr an,a? Place the Quick•RecoWI\\I &O,pllon Electric Water �eater in a ct.at. Or how about moie surface _in the kitchen? lt'e yours with tho oompect iahle-top model. Because t.hia amHina: new water beater ia eleoiric, it can , be installed anywhere. 'Th.ere are no venta or fl.um. No. a.pensive lon1 pipe runs. /Mt.ant hot water, whenever and wbenvv � w•nt it. Beot of all, if you're not compklrly aati,/ls; your money will be returned, includina: the installation coot,o, Seo your electric appliance dealer or plumbef, or call .. for ,,,... cletaila. -kin• - • " ' After 8 P.M. wllh Merchants Poliee Servlte HIDE-AWAY BAR ' i Maa To Appear For Hearin,: Before Mayor Wearing , �pporel For Your FamHy you wJ.11 be <.:OMPLETiLY l!llATUIPl ■ D wl&li • Quick-Recovery l .._,�·tft( lJO••allon Electric Water Heater or yoar money will be re• I Bee Brother'• Death In ' • lK'ldom found in an instrument so modestly priced. U YOU are looki ng for .tJJ. e �, tor the least, co�c in today and · ft'L1, t':llA RANTEE YOU WON'Tt And · we•JI ftart.ler ,uarantee and LepJ Beverar...1 UnW .:30 'A.ill.. �, i Running out of hot wat er too often ? Serving Good Food , " · .:, � I t>y• You'll be amazed ,at l-hc rlvh, brUUant tone , aoo, btmdioil.e hardwood cablneh•..;· c-t ., �,... .,;ano;, �. 5'.t' , ,ty d��-•.D<L . 1111111ty cr ■lled �•- ' ftne ... _ w, . ., by the makers oI tha wonh\ (• 1mous K.i.mbaU piano , dut thrifty Whi tney Lnc�d-•.1...... _ r• tejlua.,.l 011<1: , fflOll¥ ..,v■n� J consu..ction fl 1..tur,,, FR& PARKING All Fresh New 1960 Colors Ar< !lore ' e BANQUET Priwte Roomt ror 10 to People SUPER KEMTON E 'We Hlllld You Back A Sliver Pollar e RECEPTION l'OMIKOY'I IIIT Hundr1d1 of Gallons of OUR PRICE $5.98 " e PRIVATE PARTY ' IIOURS - 7 to 5 - 1 DAYS • t'lorence TrBl'Y, Tht:lma Dill, ror.a Wet.lb, Winona Hoff"'lao, Blanrh NelHOII and Phyllis H awley, I matron� of hmior, and rern Gaul, Ha:tel l'lcland, Helen N . Johnson, Pauline Atkim, Goldie Ward, Ed­ ilh lhlHHt'II, Gr<1CC Colwell, Dorothy Youn1i:, Moe JI,. Hhoad�.•. M11rie llawkin�, Anna Sievers and M1uiha Wood were queen's athmdanta·. King's guard� were Clurence Stru­ ble, Jesse Branker, l\alph Gravf.'s and l!:ber Carnahan. After :Mi.. Hughes was installed and &II ahe approached the east , Mni. Winn sang "My God and I" anct as �tr. l l u,1:hes approached the cast, 1he sang "In the Garden." Vollowlng the installation Mn. llu1i:hes was presenled II wbi1c Bi b\e from me.mbers of the Che11hire Order of Eastern' Stars 11nd a cor­ H.8e from Zella l'rosl!. Pauline and VfrSII Atkins were pre:.t'nted past officers jewel• by 1hcir daughter, Sharon Jewell. on behalf of lh<' Shrine and M11htl Bennett present­ ed Mu. Atlktna wilh a g1f1 from lhe oHlccrB. t'om rni1tet's nanl('d by the wor­ thy hii!:h prieeteu were Edith Hut­ BinpUler, Oorolhy Y oung and Clar­ ence Strublt, t'lutmi111n11: Grace Ji'rench, Ethel Maud Young and Harry Smith, [inanre; llowena V11u11:h1n, Thelma Dill and Loo Vaui,;han, audltlni: Lul11 N"ease, El­ sle Smith and E. A. Win11ett, ma­ terl■I objective; Edlth Hutsinpiller !!Ale Hart and Virgil Atklna, hY, law1; Neille Tracy, Aill'C Struble, Dey Hysell, l''ern Gilmore and BeSlle Weed, re£1stratlon; Allt>n Hua:ht1. Vlrgil Atklna, Ab.be! Ben­ nett and f'ern Chee&t"brew, para­ phtm1lla; E18le Smith 1nd Edith Hutalnplller, prompters: Elizabeth IA-ar, Eunl�e Jlvlden, Nellie Tracy, Phylll1 M11irUn 1md Mabel Bennett, publicity; Martha Chapman, Lula Nea!le, Bernice Winn, Gr.Idle Ward, Bea11lc M u11r■ve, N�llle Zerkle, Jennle Stone, Ma,cine Wingett, Et1ie Smith and Mabel Bcnn€'ll, hos­ pltallty; and all PWHP 11nd PWOS. aubatltutc offlctrB. The meetin1 cloSNI with thfl brn· edktion by HarrySmith. arter which rerreahmenb of rake, punch and mlnhl wtire s<'rvcd from a table with white rover •nd center­ ed with an arrangemtnl or yellow :I( ' the Middle E■rt with her huab■nd. Forced to evacuate their home In the Miuton -compoWld In Belr1.1t during lh■t ■ummor's polillcal up h,a.,I. Dr. and Mra. CI,de found saler quarlen In Jeruulem Jor�an. In Marcb 1968 Mrs. Clyde had the prlvilecie Of repretf:nting Preabylelian church women at the fi i:-st official meet.in& of ! he Cop- 1 tic Evangelical church as an independent' naUonal church. She was the deleg&le-1t-large on tbe Women's Advisory Committee to the Special Committ ee on Consolidation1, which worked out the details of the merger of the Unil­ Cd Presbyterian Church o f North America and the · Preabylerian Church in tHe tJ s A nt the · repre1e · · , M rs. ClYd:! wJU ! Board or Christian Education. She will e-mpbulze lhe work of """' Scout L de rs S ht F Tra' n1' ng Class - • • • • • • • .. ••..,.• ••••• .. . ----�� ...... 1"9M ..;.- '· ' � � ' I;;.' 0 • C -· . .. . ,. . , .. - " Mia." Herbert Gilkey, iliddleporL, hal been. Ntumed home and is con­ val� following a Nffhl oper­ ation -at the Meiga General Hoa­ pit,l. Mr&. Gilkey ia rad.lo operator for the )tlddlePort police and fire depllftJDentt. MIITING CHANfl!D The re1ular 1neetina: of the .Mt• IOD Mothen Club bu been poet• polltd from Wednesday, April 13, to Wedensday-, A pril -20. The meet• in, dtte w•B ch111n.i:ed because of Holy Week a<U.WOI. MIIGI GINIIIAL HOSPITAL Admitted: lln. LmliH. ctiapman, SyratllN; Theodore Reed. Sr., pOIDefOY; Mn, Thelma t)an.lel1, PoffleN)y, DilcbarJed, Ralph Warner, Ma• I ,o9, . .. 9PIN NADOWLY Nf:W YORK Ul>i-Slo<h ope•ed In tn<)der • . all! nmowly lrrel\lllr )� ioday, ., \ • .' _, -- - • ....... �• " .. .� ... (HE DAILY SENTINEL. ,G.mmentating Editorially OVERDUE LANDIN G SICNAL , 11 ·-; ·_. ,!'ltese -cine production before the results ol the field trials were known so that vaccine would be available against the next "polio season." Tragtc�lly, j\llit because a polio prevenlive had been developed, millions of people in the United States became complacent They told themselves that If "the other fellow" receiv­ ed his Salk shots, they need not trouble to get theirs. These indifrerent millions couldn't have been more mistaken. True, paralytic polio did begin to decrease In 1955, the crippling disease struck al 1 3, 850; i n 1 956, the total dropped lo 7,91 l ; i n 1 957. to 2,499. And i n 1958. lo 3,697. But for 1959, the provisional figure for paralytic polio is 5,694, which is a substantial and ominous upturn . The National Foundation since 1955 has vigorously combatted this apathy and indif­ ference with nationwide educational cam­ paigns in which all of our 3, 100 chapter s have valiantly joined. But this fifth anniversary of the Francis neport is a most appropriate and timely OC· . casion on which to rededicate chapter mem­ bers, our volunteers and leaders or public opinion in each community, to the task of destroying the polio threat forever. One u rgent reason for redoubling efforts is that today. almost on the eve of the "polio season," a lmost 91 millions in the United States were without any Salk vaccination (of an estimated population of 1 78 millions). Included in this total, which represents 5 1 pet cent of the populati on, were nearly five million childre n under age five , the most vul­ nerable period for inlantile paralysi s. And on ly 38 per cent of the populat ion have had the prescri bed three shots, a situa­ tion which Basil O'Connor. preside nt of The Natlonai Found ation, describes as "a nation ­ al tragedy." HISTORY OF Meigs County Around And About Middleport .. PIIDDII HOUDAS'tl".T . Ear\Y this faJI, o.r mafbe sooner a bright red 7 50 c,uon pumper' will roll into Middleport to be added to the lo'fn'-' fire fi glitin� equipment. It wll1 mark a n end to a long line .pf meetln�s, diseussions an9- planning sessions that have kept seven members of lhe M iddleport Flu� Dep11rtmenl, the town council, and the other 1 9 members or the department. busy si ncl· last November's election. !.,' DAYBOOK DAILY SENTINEL GOCO FRIDAY SERVI CE There will he .a Community Good Friday Servl"e at the 'l'upper!I Plain11 Mt!lhodlsl Church thit Fri• tla}' at 1 :30 p.m. Speaker! will be R<'v. Eldori Hinke of Eden United Hrrl hl'rn t'htirch, Rev. Hal Doster or the Tuppers Plains Christ iao­ Church, ltcv Paul Hook, of 1 ht Tuppers PlPins EUB Charge, und Hcv rreetand Norris o! thu host <..:hurr,. There will be spBdal numbers in song .. SUNRISE SERVIC E There will be a sunrise Service at lhc Tuppcri; Plains EOB Church this Easler Sunday 11t 6i,_giO-a.m. ill charge of Rel/. and Mi's. Paul Hodkff. There will bP 11pecla,l sl t11, ing by memhcts of• the "t'l&na;rega• tion. Kathryn Samples to Frank Jones parcels, C�umbla. i�artha Jewell Warren to Del• mar W. and Opal J. Rhodes, lots , Hanlsonville, Scipio. Jeisie 2!11.tlengo, ·Domil1eck Zar­ lengo, to Ethel M. Hite, 80.63 Aere Rutland. Charles C. Marcinko, adm., of Peter Grant, die., to B, F, Parma• lee, 4 1cre5, ..Cheater. VJ11111 Fred Casto and Thelma Gail <.:uto to Neva, Bolyard, lots, Middleport. Kennetb J,.. aJ1d Belt)' C1ssim, to Jud and Effie Qavls, .83 acres, Leb· anon. Campbell Harper, dee. to Helen M. Harper, cert. for trans., Porn• eroy. • Charles and Margaret Russell to W. M. and Margaret E. Sindair, J acres, Chester. Adam Ebersbach, dee., to Ber­ riice Ebersbach and Marguerite Durst, cert. £or trans., Pomeroy. Seven ea.!lements to Columbus md Southern. o,uas Yeag�r. Rhoda Yeager. Ii.Illes A . tilehl, . Ida 0. Diehl, to . { ennelh K. Braun and E. Jeanne Jraun, Pomeroy. Christian B. Plants to Bernetta J. Plants, 30 acres, Orange. THE DAIL SENTfUEL DAILY CROS S W O R D ··­ ..,,.. •• ac,_ ----'''"-'''-------­ tract to eo'ns�ct the piece of equiptbehf atld Is att old and reli­ able· firm In . the fire appaTatus b l.l.!inesa. U a person were to travel to various lire houses in our large� cltlea rmch as Huntington , ColumbUI, Cincinnati, and even as clo5' .:a Athens, he would see many custom built Seagraves fire-fight. i nJ apparatulil. Althouih Middleport'• 1,iire truck " will not be custom-built it will be bu.ilt to fipeciflcations or the ·M�ddleport Fire Dep.irtment, and w11) be desigi'led to meet every need of the local volunteer fire­ men. The town has waile(;I. a tong time for the cOUncil and Ht_e nre .department representatives to m ake a declsion as to just 'whi.Ch truck to buy. BGt Jf the ·citizens f'ei(Uy knew all that had to be $"ti.J.d:ied and mappe� out be!or,e the £inal declS;­ II i1 to I!< bulll on a till-cab In• jon, they_ would probabt'y wonder tematl�I ch11B� and wlll be how it 'Wis done· s6 soon. equipped with a duel-ignlUon sys­ The fire-fighting apparatWL, bet.• t�m o;era�· from a . four ,battery ter kho\tn ,ll;S ai "fire truck," will el ctrlt fyiUM. 1'1!e re�.!ob. · fbr this e_ be one of the finest pie·ces of equip• t� jyif;em. .IA lo &11/e 1 .l'e&et-ve of ment in Meigs Countj,, and will hlei:trltal In cise one sys­ hive features or fire-fiihtin1 equip tem �ould fill. II ilso ilves the ment never dreamed of in the da�a iPliar.ajl!s added poV.er nteded in of the horse drawn and hand drawh flre-!lalill.,. operations. Not to fire engines. mention -the fa<;t it will llvl! loiiger The Seagraves Corporation of llfe \o the vehicle ei1gih�. Columbus was awarded the conSome o! the extras of tll� i�ar­ atus wlll be a 2800-watt njtit Plant for ... at nlcht. Thlt feibire will live adde� lllhl to the flrilnen while lighting • lire, .. well " ad<ling to their safety While reloading equipment after a lire. The truck wlll be equipped with . Cheryl Edwards was guest of two boo81'er lines enabling the fire­ honor at a b1rthdU' p arty r:iven men to put more water on a fire by her mot.ht:r, Mrs. V. D, Ed· quicker. These lines will be sup. wards when tht (]lrl Scout Troop , Plittd , from a 500 1allon booster of Sugar Run School m et recent- tank built into the tru('k, The ly .at the Sacred Heart church au· truck will also carry :;7 feet o! ditorium. alumin'um ladders. Follo"'.ing the iqe-etlng, games Aldns with the 750 gallon pumpwere played and prizes awanled fng engine, the booster tank and to Darla Ebersbach, Unda Shep· the ladders, the truck is known in herd,. Peggy Hoffn�r, Barbara the fire service lt.O: a tripJe.combinKennedy and Candy Grueser. ation fire apparatus. After Cheryl opened her gills There ate m,ny other features iee cream centered with the Girl Scout emblem, birthday uke, of this fire righting apparatus such kool aid and 111ints were .erved as power eteering for easier hand­ by Mrs. Edwards assisted by Mrs. ling, 800 feet of additional hose, Eugene Conde, girl scout leader brake locks, a saely feature during pumping op(!ralion!I. There will be and Mr!!. Wa · • , . ;• -,.. ' Present were �ed ibove 11. portable top-mounted deldee gun, �c7 and Jennifer Bia ·tee', Karen foam eductor for use at pelroleum Sue Bowen, Cyndie Conde, Terry and electrical fires, and a rear Fulti, Vicki Fetty, Mary Francis, Windshield for the protection of Sh1ron Freeman, Kathy Hannahs, firemen riding the rear of the ap­ Linda Heaton, Melanie Nibert, paratus. s�. aft�r ,nany months, the dti· Linda Reuter, Hilah Vau11han. Wanda Lou Woods, Shirley Bax­ r.ens of Middleport will soon have ter, Donna Hedricks, Nancy Titus the best piece o! fire fighting Kuthy Disney, Nancy Vanlnwagen equipment the town has ever Barbara · Roush ind Linda Dar­ known. It will stand ready around the clock to serve the citizens of nell. Middleport whenever · the need arises. 11als is but one of the many ex• ample or the work and accomplish, ments or Mel&s County's volunteer nremen as they work for their var, lous home towns, alWays ready ta The A-prll meeting of the Dau­ "Come A'Runnin'." ghters or Ruth Class of the Unit­ ed Methodist Church was held Monday afternoon In the rhurch sorlal room with MN. C. E. W. O S eSSIOn Downie and Mis, Carrie Yeager es. hostess BS Ven1 ng ,()fl Mrs. George Joochi m presided chairman, preHarley, with E. J. pened o Mrs. at the meeting which devotions by Mias Lydia Ebert- sided over the , meellng of Group U bach, using as her theme, "Eas• of the First United Presbyterian ter Fae-ts and Faith-''. A poel'tl Chutch, whleh was held Monday ''The Betrayal, Crucifixion and evening at the church in MiddleResurrection'' compOAed by Mrs. port. Continuina. the atudy of the Book Ja('ob Gloeckner, a mf'!mber or the elau, wl!I N!ld by Miss Lu· of Psalm!l!, the devotions were lad · by Mn. Floyd Clrll\ick. cretla Genheimer. Mn. E. O. Tewk1bary pr�!lented Members reaponded to roll -call with an £taler ThoU&ht. Dulin1 ihe program for the 11Yening. In the �Inets &eHlOnt plans were hei- procnm -the 1n·c1� "Easter made to vlalt the County In!_!r.m· Tboti&hli" )>f Petet Md'Sh�II and ar'/ in the near lutUTe. Mrs. Hor) flaater �""· ,l«erpJ,en res�ndcd Hannahs and Mrs. T. w. Bena:el tO ron till- iwtth: iiYJle \fffles, The PH,tb-,t�ri.t, whlclr· wiU ]Jleel were welcomed ta ,UftlL At the close or the meetinf. 1 on APrll U at the Porl.Bmouth Pre!!• 11l•d oourse wp Hrved by the ,b)'tertan Church was snnoui'med, After the meeting refreshm-ent.s tibln!stei, " frMd a Uble · attractive iftN! 111rved b)I lhe hostesse■, Mrs". with 1prtn1 llowera. The next mNtln1 Wlll be hetd R. M. Sherman, Mn. Walter Wad ■t the Genhe1ffler home, Mulbeny den, itn. Helen Le•is and Mrs Lillian Stelft. A.venue. eow� Blain, Mrs. Guy Woodruff Jr., Mrs. LyndaU Lewis, Inez ;Nedro, Otho Wandllng, Mra. • William HoffrQtn, Mrs. Charle, Robinson, Mr■• Pearl Rudell, A,Jn. Stanley OenRlni, James 1tall, Daniel P•lnter, . AprlUe W!io, Mr,_. Tho. Edin­ mu St,;ten, Mrs. J04eph ger, Mnr. Edgar tbet( s and :!.1 ·1• ghter. April to: Paul - R:askin�. Mrs. Mildred Ward, Mrs. T. GMver QvnpbeU, Mrs. Roy William!, Harry Drum�ond, Mrs. Robert wamer,. Carrie L. Bulfingt�n, John Potter, Joyce Roush, Chas. M11ster1, · James McNtillis Mrs. Clarence Roush, Wlllllm WOiie, -Mr■. Lewis GrCen and son, Mrs. Jpck Waui,::h nnd son, Mrs. Bustel' Barrett , Mrs. CharleR M cClure tind �on. Births April Q Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Cadle, Mason, daughter; Au.U.. 1�;....M� a�d Mrs. Clarence NefSoh, ""Rullilid, \ sob': Death April 9 Mrll. Gusla A. Barton. __ i . Sugar !tun Scouts Honor Member At Birthday Party Into Tours For Mountaineer Vote pl" -Voted to . H.Clte Dotk St. east to the river ftom N. secend Av11. on reque•t of the Standard OIi Co., wbic:b OWDI adjolnlnr pro­ perty a plol of which is under• atood to bt ln negotiation, for Hie for a new buline11. -Voted Oh motlon of Lee Smith, to have • fire ph11 in­ stalled in tbe Brownell Avenue area now reported without ade­ qu,te protection by Fire Chief 'Tom Darst who appeared before Council. More adequate ,service is lo be studied J.ater. ....,.Voted te •Pply to the Stale Highway Dtipartment for a permit to place a ttreet atop••o lla:ht at N. Seoond and Race St., on &:rounds lt I.I a hu.ard to pedes­ trians and cm seekit11 egre11 from ft.act c,1nto N , SeC0.1:J"· -Apprond Cbesl)lre town­ ship's reque,J for ■ nri, fire pro• tectlon conb',tt, and CM"dmd an investigation· ipto otbef, lrt:11 ser• ved by the flro deputqte•t, u to whether or not oonttfdl are in force. -Heard a Jett11r tram the Pub­ lic utilitiet Commlaion that hearings for I ra&9 ~tncreaae reque,tod by tbe Cil!BOE 1111 Novemb¥ wW be te� i 1-Mr and onnoun<td ,,i1..., op..-11101> may 1 1 1 1 IContlnuH From P•11 One) collect sewer fees and make -ar­ rangements for &.1 le of bonds, sh,ould ·reqquire another 90 d■ya (to Sepl. 15, 1960.) -Ddalled plans and specilica• lions will take 120 days more, and at that lime-Jan. 115, 1981,­ bids may be advertised and con­ tracls awarded. Olher business transacted by Council included : -Approval ol a motion to meet on lhe second and fourth Mon­ days ol each month lo eliminate long once-monthly meetings. -Arceptance of Mayor Mc• t El hinney's report for March, of $14-1.20 and the quarterly report of treasurer Charlotte Perrin. -Decided in favor or more study -by the Safety committee (Bill Childs, rhairman) on propos­ ed purchase of a new cruiser, af­ ter hearing Night Patrolman Ike Neal review why the Polict De­ partment believes In a V·8 power plant .nd automatie traiu\miu­ ion as compared to a straight shift and 6 cylinder engirie. . .�• -Continued ('ammittee ac:tion bejlev_. ·�,i, Ko I offered on additional street lights and· a:' mee. . Mayor re"luest lo vacate part of Elm St. pray•� ..,,_._ the � MeE!Jl, . � gNlided led by . Clerk ·ii! Grate wllll C..uneilAulhorbecl 1ll� ,1i>lai,· , o , WO)'II• Glibooa, , BiU , CJ:t,I�. 9'1,ptoo Mfr and 140 Smilll, ,!!ep�lnl· C -O L E M A N DEALER atJe CHASE HARDWARE -ne lu,, Teachers' Pay --- Needs 500/7(0 Hike *NO GIMMICKS FRIE I * NO GIMMICKS * NO EXCUSES You Buy Paint At Our Regular Low Prices , We Hanel You A..'• .Sllver Dollar With Each Gallon PurebnsPd.! '•I , '. 1:1,. I I ,,,111 ''"""" ·""1 1 ,. , · • All nationiUy advertised brands - AU fresh stock Every gallon unconditionally guaranteed. Creosote and Asphalt ltoof Paint Are Excluded · --� - . ' .r'g t $4.91 PITTSBU RGH·SARGENT - ......... ----· "y2-:..- • ! __.... , GENERAL & 'SALE PRICE P.2t · · - - L"Tll( (Rubber leM) W"LL P&INT -·· ·--··--····· ·--·-·'-· $,1,29 u.n --·· "LKYD w...LL PAINT - -------- -----·-·---···-···----·- $3.98 p.,a ____ OUTSIDI HOUSI PAINT .- .. · · · - - · - · · · · · · · - · · · · - - · - · ·····- $3.98 $3.19 -··· PORCN &ND FLOOII � ONs euf ' -�-:;=- .� (Not A Brand Held Back) Your Actual Cool ' ' �-·) YOUR ACTUAL COST $5.98 , , ,,,,, . SU PER KEMTONE SALE PRICE '4.40 • • • • SEMI GLOSS ■N,..r,iEL ■N,..r,i■L '4-40 -··· HIGH GLOSS IN..v.llL $4.40 ____ SPAii VARNISH ' - - - - - - - - · - · - - · - - · --·-··--··- · $ol,t9 ··------- - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - -··--··· $5.40 Meigs Countv'• Onlg PAINT Super Market ISN'T IT JllST COMMON SENS E TO BIJY YOUB PAINT FBOM PA.INf SPECIALISTS! • Remember - We ore NOT selling ou t, we will be here tomorrow to bock up the guarantee we give you today. Our Volume Mal<<1 Thu Once Need Skilled PAI NTE RSl F R E.E A Year Sale P-lble. WE HAVE AVAILABLE TIME ­ AFTER APRIL I Color ABslstance Technical Advke Delivery Loan Of Color Books COME IN - You WIii See U0,000 Worth Of Paint All Soles Cash • No Retu rns ,1., - I ►. • SALES • PAI NT - . ... FREE PARK I NG • � ,j I, ' HOURS, 7 to S P.M. - 8 DAYS A WEEK , - 1 4•H News Is Reported Four hundred twenty �. membera ■rt now enroUed, in the Kuo o County 4-1:1 Club proiram -143 boys -and 283 1irls. Three hundred twenty•n lnt JKferent families art re-presented by these members. The Good Luck Clover Club of Mason le■dJ the li1t with 41 mem­ hers and the Leon Luckie, at .eo ■ are aeeond with 38. Other duba and their enroll­ ment art u follows: Busy Kreba 8; HU I Billie 17, M ountain Clim b­ er, l O, American Leaders 28, Old To•'ll Mountaineers 13, Tra.ilbbzen 23, Pioneers 13, Hop To It 25. Clifton _Climbera 25, Will ing Workers 29, Tip To_p Toppen 22, Happy Go Luckiea 26, Bu,y Bee 11 ' L ueIi: y Sta r 19 . nappy uH Ult· lera 20, Vernon Star Duaten 20 and Ok.eh 18. WASHINGTON tJPl....:.Am:erl· can, were challenged {oday to ae> oepl a, their "nation■! eoat." 111 education a Go pe:r cent bOOfl lf teachers• 11laries by 1963, ,nd • � billion dollar tchool building program over the next decade. These adwitt.edly ''drlltic'.' goal• were propo� ·In a at.fl study pNtpared by the U. S. Office of Education far d llCUllion at a conference attended by leaders of 100 educational organiz:a• lions. The conference wu c,.lled by Arthur S. Flemming, 1ec..:etary of he,lth, education ■nd welfare. Flemmin1 emphulzed to nport,11'.Location ""-.::- of l?,,UU ...... that the Off'·report was 1imply I ''baill f• di1cu11lon'' at the conference, and did nol neceuarilJ renect. admin• Dairy Wortclhop Nine penons recently attended l1tratioD thlnklnc. • wort8hoP for f-H'era c.arryln& Der• G However, Dr. L,,wrence da pt'1)jects, Wuciam G regory, l.ry ion educ,.t of uioner comml thick c nty qrlcultural agent, con­ ou deacr'lbed the report in a fore• the ■-ion. utted , ap� ward 11 "a profeuional tt ■I of the factual 1lluatlon - �.. ' Ttu,,e who panlc�pated are Roush, America.n1 ln their •�� � . Win ROUJh, Mervin Dunn, /lmmy Sonya Williamt00, · lMP,i. •• a in build and mainta 1 lie lonet. Wayne Willianuon, � i•· , public school 1y1tem. d DUnn, T. A. Williamson �or 1 CllaJ• "elHD The report aald U Ji Leslie 11:,.yburn. wb"a that al sw-viv 1l to n1tiou 'Mie ne:1t aeuion will be al 1tantlal improvement in the qual- 9.. m. thi1 •· 30 Saturday at C.1ar­ be ion educat It)' · of American ence Bleasinc's farm in U pper e decad the in about . ht broue Flail. ahead:'' llf• • In locked D Wllb the nlliO Traet.r Worl<,hop or death technologlcal race with Thomaa Wllliam.s, luder of Ruuia Lhe report 1■id, it 11 a the Leon Luckiea """ Club re­ matier' of "fearful ur-,ucy" to cently conducted a tractor main­ overcome th11 elallll'OOm And tea.• tenance workshop for club mem• cher 1hortaa:ea now plaguin,: pub­ hen. lic 1chool1. Partic-ipatJn1 were Tommy Williams, Ronald Buck, Mervin Mr. and "Mrs. Oscar Smith called Roush and Benny Barker. on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl and Williams baa .announced that sona. lhe next meetlni: will be at 10 p. m. April 23 in the county e:s:­ klnaion office. Absolutely ' IM MIS IIUllll!AV--.Jll!iT TR\/' Af\!0 G£T MORE :rHAM JIQUr::I PEA­ sa&> PRUMEli PM lilADliiAt -... Americans Told fol' Church G rc·Up H Id S M day E Lieving Dairy Herd Leads In Month of March The dairy herd of Otmer Lleving of West Columbia, led the Dairy Herd Improvment Auocialion for the month of March, Jt bu been reported by Wllliam F. Gregory, Maaon County Agent. The Lieving herd of 21 cows test, ed 837 pounds ol milk per cow and an average of 38,8 pound, of fat per cow. othert on the honor roll were Ray Crank, Henderson; W. A. Bark· er, Southside; �uuell Jonea, Pl. Pleasant; Oran Love, Hartlord; C. L. Cottrill, Pt. Pleasant; MarCus Weaver, Letart; Brown & Rood, Le· tart; Mrs. Bess M. Stone, Pt. Pleas­ ant; Pirl Burrts, Maton ; Hunting­ ton State Hoapital, Barboursville; R. H. McCoy, Weal Columbia; J. Hanly Morgan &son, Pliny; o. A. Smith, Hortlord; Rolle Loe, Galll­ poU• Ferry; Robert Hoffman, Let­ art; John Mc.Neill, Weit �olumhia and Thomas B umgarner, Weat Co­ lumbia. Leadina: the E.')P ,Honor Roll for F11bnaary wa1 David Rouah of Le­ t.art whoae herd of -0 cowa aver­ a 1ed 1 133 pounda of milk per cow wilh an average of .ci pounds or fat per cow. Othen on the EDP Honor Roll were Wood.row ·Brown, Let.art G. C. Sommer, Soutmide; C I a r e n c e Thoma■, Letart; E. iB. Jones, pt_ Pleasant; Old Town FUin, Inc., , Unite 1, Pt. Pleaaant; Douglas ou...,c:a f&RI' ,S:HIT Letart; Old Town Farm, Inc. TOKYO . A 1,� ¥1erl- Roush, PlUMBING end lLECTltlCAL Unlte 2.. ·pt. Pleaaanl; Clifford Car­ c1n Sel1mo · tocltJ ""'" ·' iii 1h11 REPAIRS end SIIIVICI lbe Unit,¢, · . I It 1...liig In &0!1, Muon; and Otis Randolph, Leon. P.,.._ ,ialiM\ ..rth­ s an -� 1 "l�fh11 the Mrt, Mildred Donohew and Greq da), er of : :• •� !)!ere are." gory, called oo Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Harold Ohase, Mer. olate _ WH lpl by Dr. Oura and Nancy Wedneaday. Locutl St. ,!�; o�pitor of Mra. Ben Spencer is a surgical Mlddl...... C)!arlt• 11'-, ' lh•. ''lllch1't;, " eilurlng patient in Holzer Hoapllal. Pi- W.Y 1°2511 ill!. mllJnllqJ; _ 1-,J� , ·. aaaa■a■ elaoin eU.oin Church Class Holds Meeting Monday Afternoon ----------�---'-------------,,�---They'll Do It Every Thne _ . _ _ __ _ _ _ �y_ _!!atl Hopefuls Plunge a --"·�------ Sewage Work Possible In '61 'J'!te Mjddlepbrt Volunteer �e Department moved closer to liec�m!ng µie best. equlp ild deparlinent in �elJ!s County last Fruiay night as a resul r of the cotil\cU'! decision on the town's new f1'-e-figlJtipg appara•t us. • . t. C'' ell! Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,-0., Aptll 12, 1960-3 lly BOIi l!:. BYE& Sunday dinner guests of M•r. an<l Mrs. Dkk Sterrett were his By Waller E. 1i1Mt parents, Mr. und Mrs. >onald Sterre t t und r.on Oarr ·oj M 1 . NORRIS FAMll,Y WF.AVF.R •"A M I LY Perry, 0., 1.1ml h1•r parf'nh1 ·1 · , Mr� Gi lbNt Norri� aud wiff' Anr,:f'• and Mrs. Olis Adle)' Weo ·:ti r marri1•d Sarah · und son, · Sayre. Thl'\r rhlldr1•r1 wn1• Alo11m lina are the fin! Norris' we find Mux and Mr.s. J Knopp larry \\'.Olfe-, all of TO MEET WEDNESDAY married f'annie Pt'l rel. und Mory any re1·ord of in thl11 s(icllon. Mr, 1-ladnf'. The Middlepor1 Literary Club Norri11 tlicd Octobt r 3 1 , 1889 and Ann. o meeting Wf'dnesduy hold will 1876. Both an hl� wifi• April 30, Mr. and Mrs. Athejt werC' urtcrnoon ut lhe home of Mrs. Alonzo and t'11 1mie Wci1111'r'i. huriNI in thr l'lanl s Ccrnetrry or in Chesaped:e Walter last Sa1 urdu.y in to be children CJ)'de rn.irrled Stella Wolft• Ccmelery al J->lanla. connel·Uon with the st•llling of Cedric Clark with pupersSanboni !less Mit1s by presented D1vl11, daughter of Elwood Davi.!!, I lhc l'slate of h1' :r cousin, Mrs. K und Mrs. Arthur Strauss on the Thl'lr t·hlldrcn Edward married M. M.:.ir' ,ndule one d1u1thler Finnie B�lle. mar• who d ied lai;l year. United Nulions. Sadie Shannon. Chi ldren Mall lf' tied Orville Brown. Sallie. Afttr thfl death of his flrHt mnrriccl I'. H. Shields. Their MrH. Helt'nn Buker and son Celebrate flirtl,doy •- wife GRANG E MEETING ' Adley married her t·ousin, l'hllclren l'u�I, t 'laud�•, t-� lijah. LBrry on(I Miss Phyllis St1n1eY Mrs. Graee Whaley, Mrs. Mildred lnt.m1tlonal itm1 Unfttal ,By Lina rnarr1ed Wllham Haymon. 11. nd ( ' \ Hrord H1•nvcr W{'re In Col• Mary Sayre, d■lllhh•r of ,John and Thr Racine- Grange has announ­ YI, Stanley, Mn. Villa Carl, and 12 April � Is" Tuesd1f, Jon"• S1yrf'. Ch ildren hy Thrir children Hay. Hohorl, liar- umhu!I 4H't'r 1 /w wr,'k<'tHI to vii.ii ef'd a ml'eling fo·r Wett n,sday ,1r�. Edna Schoenleb visited with the 103rd day of the year, with ,.., Hannah hi• 11econd m■rl'laae were ll11rrM ultl. Poul 11nd rtu5h, wit h Mrs. Bnkt•r nm1 (. 1 lfford ' s t•ven in� al B o'clock with a 1rs. Berta Mathews at her home on Pih-hard 11'hi n111rrl1•d t,:lla lHon llw MPigs Memorial 283 more in 1960. F•Ho\rer, first �ast Secottd St. Monday evening .. mar,led Samufll Dttvlnnty, tlw11 "• Jani�• Gache1, John manird Vir­ Ttwir d1lldren ..�dwln, t,: ulah, Hos� hrot ht•r nnfi fotnily, Mr. nud M . s. speaker for llospitnl bond Issue 8t:'hedulfd to day. William fShorh'l lil'aviir · 'the moon 111 approaching lti o celebrate her birthday. Mrs. ginh1 Sonetl, All<'c marrlc1t L111rl• Tan, 'fom and C11rl. hi.! present. lathews enjoyed gifts from her M rs. I ft'nry " 11 t'llllC"Hy am! Mr. last quarter. Samuel m■ri-led Arminta and Mrs. II. T. WPsl .. fl Chipman Sr., G•or2e nuarrlPd rlends. Mrs. Eslher Gros.!I, sister .iml Thomas The morning stan are M ereur)' Elhabtlh Wood, and Buckhannon. Poundt, Their t'hlldren Fny, rloyd LODGE SESSION f Mrs. M11hews served refresh­ .• ' · Ellubeth Woods w11 a sl�trr or Freel•nd, t'r11.11klln, F'rPeda, Flor- Mark w�r<' Wt·t•kcn( l gu1,sh of M r. 'Rose Lod11c will .ll'l.edt Man, Jupiter and Saturn . White The nents during th(! evening. lltld Mrs. Mont West Sr.. _ u ncl Mr. on thlR day In hieto,Y: ' l:lrl Wolfli11 wife en('e, Franrelil, Ji�ern, Floni.-. ond Mr1J. Mont W1•sl .Ir., tn Hose­ this Wednesday nl 1 he Am1�lca� tn 177'1, Henr}' Clay, A merican Legion llall Jn Middleport nt 1 : 30 vllle • staieaman and ora�or1 was born, '<I I R Mr. and Mrs. lrn Hu<'k or Athens p, m, In 186\, Confeder,te forces op ESTI INTEll TO D ' •)EVOTII spelll Mo,utuy with hiN undt> und ened fire on Ft. Sumter. f. Olrl'I MEETING 26. Anrer HI.INTERS FOX , N S,MASO •\ 1 • MEIG AREA OF 111mt. Mr. and Mrs. <'harles Mc• In IOffl lhe Hl'ppodrome open!'d name 25. LettThe Meigs Counl.y FoK Hunters t;. ·" Rl�ftl r.• I, OwN, flubU•her Narnr.c. Tho Uuck/J will be leav­ in New York with a spectacula1 T._lloon over rnonthlf their hold w"lll As11ociallon • J'llubliaked e"Vtty .tt·maoon e1 lng 80011 for th1•ir sui11111cr hume 8. A bundle dlllll 8. Bea earle meeting el Rulrl Knobs Wednesday musical revue, a Yankee Circu! ept Sunday bJ Thf Jb1o V■llel In Mlnnesotn . on Mars. 11. Bhmder■ 211. To 10, Olrl'I 'u bliell l n,: Compan, lit . 110 .,,.. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Erlewl m! ('vening, April t3. at 1 -:.m. it is an· In 194ft, the 32nd Pre1idenl ol nickname l!J. Dickens• banlo St., P�!!ll!"OJ, Ohio. u�, nouiwell. and Mr. and Mrs. Hobcrl Erlewine Llllle -­ ,a. Cloter ll, Like In the United States, Franklin Dela 1eu 9ffli!e phone WY2-2 156, Jttorand sun Dalt' Lee, of S1,ring(it'ld l&. Thu.ter value. 19. Found• no Roosevelt died in W1rrr DANCI SATURDAY al office obone WY2-Z137, spent the wet•kcnd with thf' for. boclldrop 12. De<:0r•le or The Darwin llecreation Associo• Springs, Ga. Eruered II second c1,11 m•lklll 1 T. Onloollke J.f,. Pirate'■ mer'!! mother Mrl'!. Mlnnit F.rlr• In 195&, Al' ertectlve antl-polir the dirnre tion i!'I aponsoring a Iii i.t tb pon offiee at Poai a■fttir plant drtnk Chrl1t. wine who Is ('OnvaJe11ring at he-r vaccine Wal annouttced, deve)op roy, Ohlo. 1"....,.11•• .a....- home on Grant St ., 'from a r.-cenl nurlinr1ham Woodman's Halli Sat• H. Po1ture lit Rolary Ian urday evening it hi anno u�eed. ed by Dr. Jon4s Salk of Pitts Nattonil idwirtl1ln1 NDl'lf!ND� lf. S"pplant bead lllneu, con•. , burgh. tff: htU.t.t.-mbalJ.. h.. M1 Jt, qtty tntn. :n. Oarment N. aL At11nla11 )q', Ind Mn. Emerson Jonea Proceed!t ,rill be used in the (n 1�7. Postm11ter Gtnera blU,dln1 potltlcll lnll,. If, Manll&l'ln 20. Pnft oC a1n1to11 Ave... New Y0rlr. att and dau&hter Barbara were In &tructlon of a community , µnunerfleld curt1Ued delivery o! "'• ynrk, : 1 a co,t 12, Awned al Darwin. . t.. dl¥11too Athens Sunday lo 11.ttend the S. maltt becauseCongresa cu1 21. Corridor (boll aa, - CUrlalll 1111. Chanae l:ili.bletlr,tlaa f&NI: .lellven'I � Palm Sunday 1ervlces held In his approprlaUon, J3. ematler MEITINO POSTPONE mter D ...,. ·•Ull,btt, J6 .'etnlf 1 • Mtqi,orla� Auditorium. At thlt an• -(colloq.) , The meet Ing o the PlilSt oun, 1m• rflr In 1dv1nce 1 .,.r •11:: f nuU aervl (Flllln11: or the Crosr1) A th0u1bl foF t Yi Franklin ,'hi 'Dli� , 14'r..tlatl offlel; • 111.� H. Corn fl('i� C us o Thcodor the of t'i!lor� 'f 1 ,mall Jir-1 ' .aad boy, or Athena coverlnl' tits felirtt ,11 monthl, fr.90: thrN mODtna t-"Jaf �6-Lado RobMvllt, 1�4e scho-ls pZa,te rtowers In the n or A., srhedul!'d for Thu IT, A whit, tur ln1u1�ral addre11, lald: "We- hav( ..1.8C►. a, metor rtute when avd of Mrs. JUchllii:tHed croas whlt'h is railJed -up. 4'Vtnlni-: 11 the home IO. lndeflnit• ,tonj 4bl1: one muntb, 11- BJ mail: Cl• live cannot that we learned Jl(l & be t ned artlcl1 Sharon Jonea, older daughter or ard Campbt-11, has en po at peaca; that our well-beln& i.• 'fMr •i _. •nonthi. If.ii; lftl w due to the death or Mrs. Addll! 11. Bmoothtd the Emeraon Jones, pl.i.yed Eu­ d11pendent oh the well-betna o! �w. a.ao � IIMP\th. 11 U. -k. tu mu11c ror ' lh11 children', pro­ Grue1er, • member. oth11r n1tlona, far away." _ •Ulb'1 1hop ce11lon1I. The Jones also attend­ Olt"NOI MIITIN G 1Jtt11 ,hlld. ed the nnal <'Oncert pf George Grange will meet Rock M. Mr. Truman. Katz, pianist. a member of the Thursd•YS0,rin•8 at 8 p. "'-· A program 17. CauUou, OU faculty who la leaving ror will be presented by\the 39. Bplrlt lecturer. further study ln Europe. fO. Deteat Memher, are requeated.... to brihS 41. Les Joint fll&!II, �lery or sandwich!'.'!, £or te,­ '2. Copier freshmentl. Rutland Garden Cl11b DOWN Hold, Flower Sale , t. tnrtrenee TO MIIT I. Wind At1 • me■na to flnanC'e their clvir CHARLESTON, W. Va. 1,11'I The · B 'ed ord PTA will meet �t tn■trumenll beaullflc11lon project.! for Rutland, 7 :30 p. m, Wedttelld•y at the school. Democratlc pre11JenUal 11pirants :s. Prffet1p-­ lh� Rutland Garden Club will hold There wtn bf!l a speak�r on the hql· Hubert Humpbttly and Joh11 Ken­ llM lffln • Ille of F.■sler flow!'rs this week pital bond luue and ■ proJtr•rh nedy plun1ed into their Weal Vir­ t. Chief deU.7 at ihe F:rltwlne Hardware Store ltt will bt preaented bt the pu,11, o �ini■ .. p�lmat)' CAJII.PlllftS wUh op­ f ( Babyll Rutland. the achQol. Each family Is Hked tb timlsm runnlna hiah In both campt. I. MlMourl or Mn. Robert c,n•d�y is chairman Both Kenned)', whote reteDI Wft If- York ·11. of !h• proJ..1 and Ifill be usioted bring a pit for refreshments. eonaln primary victory left hiri\ the current tront-amner, and HQ.mph• DAILY cnYPTOQllOTE - HeNl'I how to wOlli 111 by club rnembe11. The 1ale wlll be CLUI TO MIIT held Thul'ld.;, Friday ond &llur• A X 'l' D J. II A A X II The Windln1 Trail Garden Club ny tthedulf'd • full day of hand­ day. The club wUI have a large will meet Thuraday eventn11 at the !h•kiJ\.I and spe1kln1 In prepua­ 11 L O JI O l" S L L O W nrlety or noWen on hand. home of MI)n1. Charles Ritne with tion for the M!'f 10, »rlmary. toun On, ltltff llmpty IUndll ror anothtr. In t'hl1 ump1• A le ullCI HumphNlt hil 1eReduled Jette Bln&I• etc. O'a, r-. apoe­ Mr■• Allard Pratt Id hostess. tor th• t.l'INII L'a. X for the two t.oc1n. Man, Pinevme, 0ft. for lNphN,, the •rth and tonnatlon of tht word.I an all blntl. Rutl11nd SerDkn Wolloh and Blliefttld. He an■ • HOl.1111 HOIPIT "L ,:..Ch day the code ltltef1 are dlfferenL Apnounced For W1>ek Admllted April a: Mrs. Dallas has •p-pearanre lined up for Aprll & c,,ptor,am q.,1auo, Beilnntn1 Thu.rsday eve.,tn1 at Cadle, Ji11 1on; Mn. Hoover ·Ayer, . 25 and May 2, S, 6, ?, 9 and 10. . Kenne-dy will bf lh the atate T:!O p.m. at the �•1r"t Bal)tlst Ripley; N'.bl Carrie Lou Buffin.II• R O C H N Y Chut<'h, J' K CI PYYNFBRV B J' V Rutland will be a thret ton, twin.too: Mn. C.,aren-ce Nel- April 18. 19, 20; 29, IT and 30 and night ev1na:ell1lle service endlna 1on, ftutland; Mra. Noah Stout, May 1, 5. 8, 8, and 9. � Q :II Q V F S O R W V� C H J B J. J' O Ea1ter SundJ)'. Rev. Lacey Hogan, PomeroJ, f M It !! R V U B V C M V - I: K J C, R K C , Bidwell ta the pa�:tor 1rtd will be Oo!NO �Ol VAtjTION April 10: Sidney A. Spen«r, H!ll1ted "by Rev. AndN\w WTl.&:ht WASHINGTON utt - l>re■ldent Y•te...,.• C1,Pt 1 te1 IT 13 BA.ID Tl{AT OOD 11 .Air EriHJ\h_ q:;,er ••ned to n1 IP, A•· P0mel'OJ; Elmer Jhle, Ch�,hlre; loc�I. Women of the Miulon■r)' AJRII. NS-VOLT WA'IB J'OB 1'HII BIG BA'l'l'ALIO a .• Ii Mn. Cliude· Relt.nlrei, PomMoy. .�� !tir,i tqlllni v•• G S , oclea., wlll parilc.U,ate. The public 1\lJ!t 40 -. st1111 :rwl w ctrltlc tt. fllD.l Di1malled April D: Mn, Ken- l!ait.Qn bf a eel br ·1d dlJt. la invited to attend. - ·-· .. ..... ' - COME A'RUNNIN' Ominous Return Of Polio Observed · Five years ago today the Salk polio vaccine was pronounced "safe, eflective and potent," according to Mrs. Audrey Young. Chairma·n uf the Meigs County Chapter of The Natiohal ' Foundation. We of the Meigs County Chapter remem­ belr Ibis day with great pride," Mrs. Young · said. "It me�nt that 15 years of effort were rewarded with success - an effective pre• ventive- ol paralytic polio." The fill,llings of the historic Francis R,,port �re flashed around the world, hera lding re­ . JUie from the haunting fears of every father and mother . The Francis Report was prompt­ ly hailed as a medical classic and a milestone. The Francis pronouncement was based ol1 an evaluation ol the fam�d field trials ol the year before I 1 954). These mammoth-scale tri­ als, fin�ce.j by the March of Dimes at a cost of 1\I/Olil.J7,500 ,000, Involved 1 ,830,000 child ,·''.pq.U.o pio�r•··, aged five to nine. e)iUdren represented 44 states. A total of 440,000 of them received Salk vac­ cine shc>ts_and another 2 10,000 were glven'ln­ nocuou., dummy shots. This latter group, to­ iether with 1 , 1 80,000 children who received no khots or any kind, served as "controls" for romparlson purposes. , All.8e from these small-fry more thnn 300,000 voluntee r adults, doctors, nurses, teach­ ers and others, sparked by thousands of vol­ W1teers from Nationa l Foundat ion chapters, worked on the field, trials. A few hours after the reading of the Fran• cis Repor l, the United States Public Health Service licensed the vaccine for mass produc­ tion. Much earlier , The National found ation had guar&nteed !n advan ce enough Salk vaccine fUr nl11e million children (three shots each) if the Francis ller101t proved favora ble. The National f'oun dalio n thus committed $9,000,­ �oo of March of Dimes contri,itlons for vac- • , Z--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 12, 1960 SERVICE Phone WY-2-24$! MI DDLEPORT, OH I O HADY POI IASl'II-Th1 Brennan. family la &II t.ogged out tor Euler in thl..a MlchJgan a.venu• acene 1n Chicago. The tathl!r, Thomu V. Brennan Ueftl, tallon tor the tamily -.ch year tor thUI OC'Cuton He'• a fuel oll dealer when be tm't maJdng tamJly dotheas. f Laurel Cliff Social News Charles Diehl has recovef" from aeveral days' illnesa. Mr. and Mn. Charles Diehl and son LoulJ attended the County Spelling Bee at Rutland where Louis represented the Salisbury Conaolidated School. Mr. and Mn. Don Smith and children were the Sunday gue11ts of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smitp.. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith 1pent recent evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl. 11 BIRTH ANNOUNCID Mr. and Mn. James soulsby, 1639 Lincoln Hgt1, are announcing the birth of a son, Jame1, at the Mason Clinic, April •· The baby weighed nine pounds four ounces. Gram;lparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jed Will, Pomeroy, and Mrs. E. J. Soulsby, Syracuse. The Soulsbys fun With Children "Fun With Olildren" w.as the have two other children, Susan, 6, theme of a · special session for and Patrick, 2. members enroUed in the child RUMBLING PAV£MENT oare project. Proper clothing, TALLAHASEE, l'la. UPI-A food and play for pre-s('hool traffic engineer for the 1''1orida children were discu85ed. Those who attended were Mary Road Department rerorted Thurs• Smith, Sheila Beaver, Vickie Mc­ day engineers are experimenting Kinney, Linda Williams, Martha with a rumbling pavement in OH, THESE PlOPlEI-Nlkko Von Barenhot watchea thole Thompson, Bonnie St.a.ats, Mr.s. hopes lhe noise will keep drivers crazy people al the 1960 lntemaUonal Purebred Dog &how Harry D. Staats and Mrs. Albert from becoming victims of ' ' high­ U'.I Berlin. Niki«> l• a de.acendant or a SL Bernard credited 0. Thompson. J,anet Wallace, way hypnosis.' ' "'11th �wing the hea of 40 people between 1800 anlll 1812. 4-H Club Agent supervised the meeting. at the home of the B. K. Ride- moved into the Summerfield nours. Apartments. Recent guests o( Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Vista Frank, Minersville, M arion Wood were Mr. and Mrs. called on Mn. Mollie Bookman, BY CLARIC E ALLEN 1 Vietor Wood, Dearborne, Mich., Tuesday. Mr.s. Everett Hayes, Great Bend Mr. and Mrs. Bert McDole, To­ Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cleland aad David Heaton spent Saturday visited at the Lucille Smith borne ledo and Mrs. Mary Jane Efaw Mrs. James Bailey were in Galli· ' ,with Donnie Roush. Athens. Monday. ' lis Wednesdly. po Recent callers at the Painter , • Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bailey, Mrs. Calling on Mr. and Mrs� BiDy home Were Mrs. Raymond Taylor, The WSCS,, met at the Methodist Raymond Mrs. Cleland Tuesday evening were and Will William Walter Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, Wil• Church Thursday for an all day liam T,ylor and son, Addison ; Mrs. Elberfeld spent Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Eldon will, Mr. and meeting. Mrs. Henry Daily, Syracuse ·and James Bailey and daugbier, Colum• :n Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey. / --- -----bus; Mr. and Mrs. Ilalph Painter Bobby Lynn, Debbie and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. John Reuter and , and children, Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Wood were Thursday supper children have returned lo their Brown and childr(!n. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chri.s· home in Akron having been call• gues's Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet call· ly. ed here by the death of her fath­ ed on Mrs. Jennie Roush Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Gordon and Oris Ginther spent the weekend er, B. K. Smith. Mrs. Donald Baumgardner .and children of Carpenter, Mr. and in Cincinnati wilh Mr. and Mrs. daughter and Freda Harl, New Mrs. Roy Kesterson, Pl. Pleasant, James Ginther -and sons. Haven called on Mrs. Ori1 Gin­ and Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Eastman ther Saturday. Mn. Bob Rilchle and son Bob­ were Sunday visitors of �.fr. and Mrs. Fred Rice has been re­ by spent Saturday in Dexter City Mrs. Dana S. Turner. turned to her home after a week Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman call· with (riendii. in the Meigs General Ho&pit.al. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner Mr. aand Mrs. Henry Eichinger Harry Lee Bailey and daughter Tuesday. and sons apeot the weekend in Debbie, Pomero)', epent Monday Diana Baer spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mary Jo Roush. Groveport with Mr. t1nd Mrs. Ver• evening with. Mrs. Chloe Bailey. Larry Bailey, Tom Summerfield Shirley Heilman spent Tuesday non Zarbaugh. David Riggs and Tony_ Gennatte night with Bemela Pooler at the Mrs. AmJ Wolf and Mrs. Anna Floyd Stout home, Long Bottom. Tutlle called on Mrs. Mollie Book attended the Ohio Industrial Arts Association Convention at Lbe Mr. and Mrs. Don Matlack and man Saturday. �eil House. Columbus, Saturday. on lied ea J{ay Donna daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Mrs. Chloe Bailey wa.s a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush. Wed­ guest of Mu. El�beth Wickham Mr. and .M.ra. Ronnie M,yers have nesday evening West Shade Social Events Chester Sociul Events Reported IN MOBILGAI ECONOMY RUN - RAMBLER AMERICAN CUSTOM WINS OVER ALL COMPAC TS WITH 28.35 M. P.G. ' Rambler wino again! Under official • USAC l!Upervieioq, a Ramblor Ana-· icaa Cuatom scored best 118" mileage ,..,. .. _ of all aua- 28.35 M.P.G.-in tbe 17th nmntn1 of the Mobilgaa Economy Run. All can were equipped wi,th automatic tran&i­ miaoion-and wen, cbo.n at random by UBAC officials from dealer ehuw,wma or factory aa80Rlbly lines. No ear owneS' shou1d expect to match in every­ day driving the mileage achieved in this test by Rambler or any of the other cars. However, thia test provides addition.al proof that Rambler de­ livers best gas fll:ilee.ge whorevw you drive. FOR AMERICA'S LOWEST- PRICED, MOST ECONOMICAL CARS, SEE KARR & VAN ZANDT MQTOR SALES, 242 W. Mein St., P-••• Ohio �• " .. .� ... (HE DAILY SENTINEL. ,G.mmentating Editorially OVERDUE LANDIN G SICNAL , 11 ·-; ·_. ,!'ltese -cine production before the results ol the field trials were known so that vaccine would be available against the next "polio season." Tragtc�lly, j\llit because a polio prevenlive had been developed, millions of people in the United States became complacent They told themselves that If "the other fellow" receiv­ ed his Salk shots, they need not trouble to get theirs. These indifrerent millions couldn't have been more mistaken. True, paralytic polio did begin to decrease In 1955, the crippling disease struck al 1 3, 850; i n 1 956, the total dropped lo 7,91 l ; i n 1 957. to 2,499. And i n 1958. lo 3,697. But for 1959, the provisional figure for paralytic polio is 5,694, which is a substantial and ominous upturn . The National Foundation since 1955 has vigorously combatted this apathy and indif­ ference with nationwide educational cam­ paigns in which all of our 3, 100 chapter s have valiantly joined. But this fifth anniversary of the Francis neport is a most appropriate and timely OC· . casion on which to rededicate chapter mem­ bers, our volunteers and leaders or public opinion in each community, to the task of destroying the polio threat forever. One u rgent reason for redoubling efforts is that today. almost on the eve of the "polio season," a lmost 91 millions in the United States were without any Salk vaccination (of an estimated population of 1 78 millions). Included in this total, which represents 5 1 pet cent of the populati on, were nearly five million childre n under age five , the most vul­ nerable period for inlantile paralysi s. And on ly 38 per cent of the populat ion have had the prescri bed three shots, a situa­ tion which Basil O'Connor. preside nt of The Natlonai Found ation, describes as "a nation ­ al tragedy." HISTORY OF Meigs County Around And About Middleport .. PIIDDII HOUDAS'tl".T . Ear\Y this faJI, o.r mafbe sooner a bright red 7 50 c,uon pumper' will roll into Middleport to be added to the lo'fn'-' fire fi glitin� equipment. It wll1 mark a n end to a long line .pf meetln�s, diseussions an9- planning sessions that have kept seven members of lhe M iddleport Flu� Dep11rtmenl, the town council, and the other 1 9 members or the department. busy si ncl· last November's election. !.,' DAYBOOK DAILY SENTINEL GOCO FRIDAY SERVI CE There will he .a Community Good Friday Servl"e at the 'l'upper!I Plain11 Mt!lhodlsl Church thit Fri• tla}' at 1 :30 p.m. Speaker! will be R<'v. Eldori Hinke of Eden United Hrrl hl'rn t'htirch, Rev. Hal Doster or the Tuppers Plains Christ iao­ Church, ltcv Paul Hook, of 1 ht Tuppers PlPins EUB Charge, und Hcv rreetand Norris o! thu host <..:hurr,. There will be spBdal numbers in song .. SUNRISE SERVIC E There will be a sunrise Service at lhc Tuppcri; Plains EOB Church this Easler Sunday 11t 6i,_giO-a.m. ill charge of Rel/. and Mi's. Paul Hodkff. There will bP 11pecla,l sl t11, ing by memhcts of• the "t'l&na;rega• tion. Kathryn Samples to Frank Jones parcels, C�umbla. i�artha Jewell Warren to Del• mar W. and Opal J. Rhodes, lots , Hanlsonville, Scipio. Jeisie 2!11.tlengo, ·Domil1eck Zar­ lengo, to Ethel M. Hite, 80.63 Aere Rutland. Charles C. Marcinko, adm., of Peter Grant, die., to B, F, Parma• lee, 4 1cre5, ..Cheater. VJ11111 Fred Casto and Thelma Gail <.:uto to Neva, Bolyard, lots, Middleport. Kennetb J,.. aJ1d Belt)' C1ssim, to Jud and Effie Qavls, .83 acres, Leb· anon. Campbell Harper, dee. to Helen M. Harper, cert. for trans., Porn• eroy. • Charles and Margaret Russell to W. M. and Margaret E. Sindair, J acres, Chester. Adam Ebersbach, dee., to Ber­ riice Ebersbach and Marguerite Durst, cert. £or trans., Pomeroy. Seven ea.!lements to Columbus md Southern. o,uas Yeag�r. Rhoda Yeager. Ii.Illes A . tilehl, . Ida 0. Diehl, to . { ennelh K. Braun and E. Jeanne Jraun, Pomeroy. Christian B. Plants to Bernetta J. Plants, 30 acres, Orange. THE DAIL SENTfUEL DAILY CROS S W O R D ··­ ..,,.. •• ac,_ ----'''"-'''-------­ tract to eo'ns�ct the piece of equiptbehf atld Is att old and reli­ able· firm In . the fire appaTatus b l.l.!inesa. U a person were to travel to various lire houses in our large� cltlea rmch as Huntington , ColumbUI, Cincinnati, and even as clo5' .:a Athens, he would see many custom built Seagraves fire-fight. i nJ apparatulil. Althouih Middleport'• 1,iire truck " will not be custom-built it will be bu.ilt to fipeciflcations or the ·M�ddleport Fire Dep.irtment, and w11) be desigi'led to meet every need of the local volunteer fire­ men. The town has waile(;I. a tong time for the cOUncil and Ht_e nre .department representatives to m ake a declsion as to just 'whi.Ch truck to buy. BGt Jf the ·citizens f'ei(Uy knew all that had to be $"ti.J.d:ied and mappe� out be!or,e the £inal declS;­ II i1 to I!< bulll on a till-cab In• jon, they_ would probabt'y wonder tematl�I ch11B� and wlll be how it 'Wis done· s6 soon. equipped with a duel-ignlUon sys­ The fire-fighting apparatWL, bet.• t�m o;era�· from a . four ,battery ter kho\tn ,ll;S ai "fire truck," will el ctrlt fyiUM. 1'1!e re�.!ob. · fbr this e_ be one of the finest pie·ces of equip• t� jyif;em. .IA lo &11/e 1 .l'e&et-ve of ment in Meigs Countj,, and will hlei:trltal In cise one sys­ hive features or fire-fiihtin1 equip tem �ould fill. II ilso ilves the ment never dreamed of in the da�a iPliar.ajl!s added poV.er nteded in of the horse drawn and hand drawh flre-!lalill.,. operations. Not to fire engines. mention -the fa<;t it will llvl! loiiger The Seagraves Corporation of llfe \o the vehicle ei1gih�. Columbus was awarded the conSome o! the extras of tll� i�ar­ atus wlll be a 2800-watt njtit Plant for ... at nlcht. Thlt feibire will live adde� lllhl to the flrilnen while lighting • lire, .. well " ad<ling to their safety While reloading equipment after a lire. The truck wlll be equipped with . Cheryl Edwards was guest of two boo81'er lines enabling the fire­ honor at a b1rthdU' p arty r:iven men to put more water on a fire by her mot.ht:r, Mrs. V. D, Ed· quicker. These lines will be sup. wards when tht (]lrl Scout Troop , Plittd , from a 500 1allon booster of Sugar Run School m et recent- tank built into the tru('k, The ly .at the Sacred Heart church au· truck will also carry :;7 feet o! ditorium. alumin'um ladders. Follo"'.ing the iqe-etlng, games Aldns with the 750 gallon pumpwere played and prizes awanled fng engine, the booster tank and to Darla Ebersbach, Unda Shep· the ladders, the truck is known in herd,. Peggy Hoffn�r, Barbara the fire service lt.O: a tripJe.combinKennedy and Candy Grueser. ation fire apparatus. After Cheryl opened her gills There ate m,ny other features iee cream centered with the Girl Scout emblem, birthday uke, of this fire righting apparatus such kool aid and 111ints were .erved as power eteering for easier hand­ by Mrs. Edwards assisted by Mrs. ling, 800 feet of additional hose, Eugene Conde, girl scout leader brake locks, a saely feature during pumping op(!ralion!I. There will be and Mr!!. Wa · • , . ;• -,.. ' Present were �ed ibove 11. portable top-mounted deldee gun, �c7 and Jennifer Bia ·tee', Karen foam eductor for use at pelroleum Sue Bowen, Cyndie Conde, Terry and electrical fires, and a rear Fulti, Vicki Fetty, Mary Francis, Windshield for the protection of Sh1ron Freeman, Kathy Hannahs, firemen riding the rear of the ap­ Linda Heaton, Melanie Nibert, paratus. s�. aft�r ,nany months, the dti· Linda Reuter, Hilah Vau11han. Wanda Lou Woods, Shirley Bax­ r.ens of Middleport will soon have ter, Donna Hedricks, Nancy Titus the best piece o! fire fighting Kuthy Disney, Nancy Vanlnwagen equipment the town has ever Barbara · Roush ind Linda Dar­ known. It will stand ready around the clock to serve the citizens of nell. Middleport whenever · the need arises. 11als is but one of the many ex• ample or the work and accomplish, ments or Mel&s County's volunteer nremen as they work for their var, lous home towns, alWays ready ta The A-prll meeting of the Dau­ "Come A'Runnin'." ghters or Ruth Class of the Unit­ ed Methodist Church was held Monday afternoon In the rhurch sorlal room with MN. C. E. W. O S eSSIOn Downie and Mis, Carrie Yeager es. hostess BS Ven1 ng ,()fl Mrs. George Joochi m presided chairman, preHarley, with E. J. pened o Mrs. at the meeting which devotions by Mias Lydia Ebert- sided over the , meellng of Group U bach, using as her theme, "Eas• of the First United Presbyterian ter Fae-ts and Faith-''. A poel'tl Chutch, whleh was held Monday ''The Betrayal, Crucifixion and evening at the church in MiddleResurrection'' compOAed by Mrs. port. Continuina. the atudy of the Book Ja('ob Gloeckner, a mf'!mber or the elau, wl!I N!ld by Miss Lu· of Psalm!l!, the devotions were lad · by Mn. Floyd Clrll\ick. cretla Genheimer. Mn. E. O. Tewk1bary pr�!lented Members reaponded to roll -call with an £taler ThoU&ht. Dulin1 ihe program for the 11Yening. In the �Inets &eHlOnt plans were hei- procnm -the 1n·c1� "Easter made to vlalt the County In!_!r.m· Tboti&hli" )>f Petet Md'Sh�II and ar'/ in the near lutUTe. Mrs. Hor) flaater �""· ,l«erpJ,en res�ndcd Hannahs and Mrs. T. w. Bena:el tO ron till- iwtth: iiYJle \fffles, The PH,tb-,t�ri.t, whlclr· wiU ]Jleel were welcomed ta ,UftlL At the close or the meetinf. 1 on APrll U at the Porl.Bmouth Pre!!• 11l•d oourse wp Hrved by the ,b)'tertan Church was snnoui'med, After the meeting refreshm-ent.s tibln!stei, " frMd a Uble · attractive iftN! 111rved b)I lhe hostesse■, Mrs". with 1prtn1 llowera. The next mNtln1 Wlll be hetd R. M. Sherman, Mn. Walter Wad ■t the Genhe1ffler home, Mulbeny den, itn. Helen Le•is and Mrs Lillian Stelft. A.venue. eow� Blain, Mrs. Guy Woodruff Jr., Mrs. LyndaU Lewis, Inez ;Nedro, Otho Wandllng, Mra. • William HoffrQtn, Mrs. Charle, Robinson, Mr■• Pearl Rudell, A,Jn. Stanley OenRlni, James 1tall, Daniel P•lnter, . AprlUe W!io, Mr,_. Tho. Edin­ mu St,;ten, Mrs. J04eph ger, Mnr. Edgar tbet( s and :!.1 ·1• ghter. April to: Paul - R:askin�. Mrs. Mildred Ward, Mrs. T. GMver QvnpbeU, Mrs. Roy William!, Harry Drum�ond, Mrs. Robert wamer,. Carrie L. Bulfingt�n, John Potter, Joyce Roush, Chas. M11ster1, · James McNtillis Mrs. Clarence Roush, Wlllllm WOiie, -Mr■. Lewis GrCen and son, Mrs. Jpck Waui,::h nnd son, Mrs. Bustel' Barrett , Mrs. CharleR M cClure tind �on. Births April Q Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Cadle, Mason, daughter; Au.U.. 1�;....M� a�d Mrs. Clarence NefSoh, ""Rullilid, \ sob': Death April 9 Mrll. Gusla A. Barton. __ i . Sugar !tun Scouts Honor Member At Birthday Party Into Tours For Mountaineer Vote pl" -Voted to . H.Clte Dotk St. east to the river ftom N. secend Av11. on reque•t of the Standard OIi Co., wbic:b OWDI adjolnlnr pro­ perty a plol of which is under• atood to bt ln negotiation, for Hie for a new buline11. -Voted Oh motlon of Lee Smith, to have • fire ph11 in­ stalled in tbe Brownell Avenue area now reported without ade­ qu,te protection by Fire Chief 'Tom Darst who appeared before Council. More adequate ,service is lo be studied J.ater. ....,.Voted te •Pply to the Stale Highway Dtipartment for a permit to place a ttreet atop••o lla:ht at N. Seoond and Race St., on &:rounds lt I.I a hu.ard to pedes­ trians and cm seekit11 egre11 from ft.act c,1nto N , SeC0.1:J"· -Apprond Cbesl)lre town­ ship's reque,J for ■ nri, fire pro• tectlon conb',tt, and CM"dmd an investigation· ipto otbef, lrt:11 ser• ved by the flro deputqte•t, u to whether or not oonttfdl are in force. -Heard a Jett11r tram the Pub­ lic utilitiet Commlaion that hearings for I ra&9 ~tncreaae reque,tod by tbe Cil!BOE 1111 Novemb¥ wW be te� i 1-Mr and onnoun<td ,,i1..., op..-11101> may 1 1 1 1 IContlnuH From P•11 One) collect sewer fees and make -ar­ rangements for &.1 le of bonds, sh,ould ·reqquire another 90 d■ya (to Sepl. 15, 1960.) -Ddalled plans and specilica• lions will take 120 days more, and at that lime-Jan. 115, 1981,­ bids may be advertised and con­ tracls awarded. Olher business transacted by Council included : -Approval ol a motion to meet on lhe second and fourth Mon­ days ol each month lo eliminate long once-monthly meetings. -Arceptance of Mayor Mc• t El hinney's report for March, of $14-1.20 and the quarterly report of treasurer Charlotte Perrin. -Decided in favor or more study -by the Safety committee (Bill Childs, rhairman) on propos­ ed purchase of a new cruiser, af­ ter hearing Night Patrolman Ike Neal review why the Polict De­ partment believes In a V·8 power plant .nd automatie traiu\miu­ ion as compared to a straight shift and 6 cylinder engirie. . .�• -Continued ('ammittee ac:tion bejlev_. ·�,i, Ko I offered on additional street lights and· a:' mee. . Mayor re"luest lo vacate part of Elm St. pray•� ..,,_._ the � MeE!Jl, . � gNlided led by . Clerk ·ii! Grate wllll C..uneilAulhorbecl 1ll� ,1i>lai,· , o , WO)'II• Glibooa, , BiU , CJ:t,I�. 9'1,ptoo Mfr and 140 Smilll, ,!!ep�lnl· C -O L E M A N DEALER atJe CHASE HARDWARE -ne lu,, Teachers' Pay --- Needs 500/7(0 Hike *NO GIMMICKS FRIE I * NO GIMMICKS * NO EXCUSES You Buy Paint At Our Regular Low Prices , We Hanel You A..'• .Sllver Dollar With Each Gallon PurebnsPd.! '•I , '. 1:1,. I I ,,,111 ''"""" ·""1 1 ,. , · • All nationiUy advertised brands - AU fresh stock Every gallon unconditionally guaranteed. Creosote and Asphalt ltoof Paint Are Excluded · --� - . ' .r'g t $4.91 PITTSBU RGH·SARGENT - ......... ----· "y2-:..- • ! __.... , GENERAL & 'SALE PRICE P.2t · · - - L"Tll( (Rubber leM) W"LL P&INT -·· ·--··--····· ·--·-·'-· $,1,29 u.n --·· "LKYD w...LL PAINT - -------- -----·-·---···-···----·- $3.98 p.,a ____ OUTSIDI HOUSI PAINT .- .. · · · - - · - · · · · · · · - · · · · - - · - · ·····- $3.98 $3.19 -··· PORCN &ND FLOOII � ONs euf ' -�-:;=- .� (Not A Brand Held Back) Your Actual Cool ' ' �-·) YOUR ACTUAL COST $5.98 , , ,,,,, . SU PER KEMTONE SALE PRICE '4.40 • • • • SEMI GLOSS ■N,..r,iEL ■N,..r,i■L '4-40 -··· HIGH GLOSS IN..v.llL $4.40 ____ SPAii VARNISH ' - - - - - - - - · - · - - · - - · --·-··--··- · $ol,t9 ··------- - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - -··--··· $5.40 Meigs Countv'• Onlg PAINT Super Market ISN'T IT JllST COMMON SENS E TO BIJY YOUB PAINT FBOM PA.INf SPECIALISTS! • Remember - We ore NOT selling ou t, we will be here tomorrow to bock up the guarantee we give you today. Our Volume Mal<<1 Thu Once Need Skilled PAI NTE RSl F R E.E A Year Sale P-lble. WE HAVE AVAILABLE TIME ­ AFTER APRIL I Color ABslstance Technical Advke Delivery Loan Of Color Books COME IN - You WIii See U0,000 Worth Of Paint All Soles Cash • No Retu rns ,1., - I ►. • SALES • PAI NT - . ... FREE PARK I NG • � ,j I, ' HOURS, 7 to S P.M. - 8 DAYS A WEEK , - 1 4•H News Is Reported Four hundred twenty �. membera ■rt now enroUed, in the Kuo o County 4-1:1 Club proiram -143 boys -and 283 1irls. Three hundred twenty•n lnt JKferent families art re-presented by these members. The Good Luck Clover Club of Mason le■dJ the li1t with 41 mem­ hers and the Leon Luckie, at .eo ■ are aeeond with 38. Other duba and their enroll­ ment art u follows: Busy Kreba 8; HU I Billie 17, M ountain Clim b­ er, l O, American Leaders 28, Old To•'ll Mountaineers 13, Tra.ilbbzen 23, Pioneers 13, Hop To It 25. Clifton _Climbera 25, Will ing Workers 29, Tip To_p Toppen 22, Happy Go Luckiea 26, Bu,y Bee 11 ' L ueIi: y Sta r 19 . nappy uH Ult· lera 20, Vernon Star Duaten 20 and Ok.eh 18. WASHINGTON tJPl....:.Am:erl· can, were challenged {oday to ae> oepl a, their "nation■! eoat." 111 education a Go pe:r cent bOOfl lf teachers• 11laries by 1963, ,nd • � billion dollar tchool building program over the next decade. These adwitt.edly ''drlltic'.' goal• were propo� ·In a at.fl study pNtpared by the U. S. Office of Education far d llCUllion at a conference attended by leaders of 100 educational organiz:a• lions. The conference wu c,.lled by Arthur S. Flemming, 1ec..:etary of he,lth, education ■nd welfare. Flemmin1 emphulzed to nport,11'.Location ""-.::- of l?,,UU ...... that the Off'·report was 1imply I ''baill f• di1cu11lon'' at the conference, and did nol neceuarilJ renect. admin• Dairy Wortclhop Nine penons recently attended l1tratioD thlnklnc. • wort8hoP for f-H'era c.arryln& Der• G However, Dr. L,,wrence da pt'1)jects, Wuciam G regory, l.ry ion educ,.t of uioner comml thick c nty qrlcultural agent, con­ ou deacr'lbed the report in a fore• the ■-ion. utted , ap� ward 11 "a profeuional tt ■I of the factual 1lluatlon - �.. ' Ttu,,e who panlc�pated are Roush, America.n1 ln their •�� � . Win ROUJh, Mervin Dunn, /lmmy Sonya Williamt00, · lMP,i. •• a in build and mainta 1 lie lonet. Wayne Willianuon, � i•· , public school 1y1tem. d DUnn, T. A. Williamson �or 1 CllaJ• "elHD The report aald U Ji Leslie 11:,.yburn. wb"a that al sw-viv 1l to n1tiou 'Mie ne:1t aeuion will be al 1tantlal improvement in the qual- 9.. m. thi1 •· 30 Saturday at C.1ar­ be ion educat It)' · of American ence Bleasinc's farm in U pper e decad the in about . ht broue Flail. ahead:'' llf• • In locked D Wllb the nlliO Traet.r Worl<,hop or death technologlcal race with Thomaa Wllliam.s, luder of Ruuia Lhe report 1■id, it 11 a the Leon Luckiea """ Club re­ matier' of "fearful ur-,ucy" to cently conducted a tractor main­ overcome th11 elallll'OOm And tea.• tenance workshop for club mem• cher 1hortaa:ea now plaguin,: pub­ hen. lic 1chool1. Partic-ipatJn1 were Tommy Williams, Ronald Buck, Mervin Mr. and "Mrs. Oscar Smith called Roush and Benny Barker. on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl and Williams baa .announced that sona. lhe next meetlni: will be at 10 p. m. April 23 in the county e:s:­ klnaion office. Absolutely ' IM MIS IIUllll!AV--.Jll!iT TR\/' Af\!0 G£T MORE :rHAM JIQUr::I PEA­ sa&> PRUMEli PM lilADliiAt -... Americans Told fol' Church G rc·Up H Id S M day E Lieving Dairy Herd Leads In Month of March The dairy herd of Otmer Lleving of West Columbia, led the Dairy Herd Improvment Auocialion for the month of March, Jt bu been reported by Wllliam F. Gregory, Maaon County Agent. The Lieving herd of 21 cows test, ed 837 pounds ol milk per cow and an average of 38,8 pound, of fat per cow. othert on the honor roll were Ray Crank, Henderson; W. A. Bark· er, Southside; �uuell Jonea, Pl. Pleasant; Oran Love, Hartlord; C. L. Cottrill, Pt. Pleasant; MarCus Weaver, Letart; Brown & Rood, Le· tart; Mrs. Bess M. Stone, Pt. Pleas­ ant; Pirl Burrts, Maton ; Hunting­ ton State Hoapital, Barboursville; R. H. McCoy, Weal Columbia; J. Hanly Morgan &son, Pliny; o. A. Smith, Hortlord; Rolle Loe, Galll­ poU• Ferry; Robert Hoffman, Let­ art; John Mc.Neill, Weit �olumhia and Thomas B umgarner, Weat Co­ lumbia. Leadina: the E.')P ,Honor Roll for F11bnaary wa1 David Rouah of Le­ t.art whoae herd of -0 cowa aver­ a 1ed 1 133 pounda of milk per cow wilh an average of .ci pounds or fat per cow. Othen on the EDP Honor Roll were Wood.row ·Brown, Let.art G. C. Sommer, Soutmide; C I a r e n c e Thoma■, Letart; E. iB. Jones, pt_ Pleasant; Old Town FUin, Inc., , Unite 1, Pt. Pleaaant; Douglas ou...,c:a f&RI' ,S:HIT Letart; Old Town Farm, Inc. TOKYO . A 1,� ¥1erl- Roush, PlUMBING end lLECTltlCAL Unlte 2.. ·pt. Pleaaanl; Clifford Car­ c1n Sel1mo · tocltJ ""'" ·' iii 1h11 REPAIRS end SIIIVICI lbe Unit,¢, · . I It 1...liig In &0!1, Muon; and Otis Randolph, Leon. P.,.._ ,ialiM\ ..rth­ s an -� 1 "l�fh11 the Mrt, Mildred Donohew and Greq da), er of : :• •� !)!ere are." gory, called oo Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Harold Ohase, Mer. olate _ WH lpl by Dr. Oura and Nancy Wedneaday. Locutl St. ,!�; o�pitor of Mra. Ben Spencer is a surgical Mlddl...... C)!arlt• 11'-, ' lh•. ''lllch1't;, " eilurlng patient in Holzer Hoapllal. Pi- W.Y 1°2511 ill!. mllJnllqJ; _ 1-,J� , ·. aaaa■a■ elaoin eU.oin Church Class Holds Meeting Monday Afternoon ----------�---'-------------,,�---They'll Do It Every Thne _ . _ _ __ _ _ _ �y_ _!!atl Hopefuls Plunge a --"·�------ Sewage Work Possible In '61 'J'!te Mjddlepbrt Volunteer �e Department moved closer to liec�m!ng µie best. equlp ild deparlinent in �elJ!s County last Fruiay night as a resul r of the cotil\cU'! decision on the town's new f1'-e-figlJtipg appara•t us. • . t. C'' ell! Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,-0., Aptll 12, 1960-3 lly BOIi l!:. BYE& Sunday dinner guests of M•r. an<l Mrs. Dkk Sterrett were his By Waller E. 1i1Mt parents, Mr. und Mrs. >onald Sterre t t und r.on Oarr ·oj M 1 . NORRIS FAMll,Y WF.AVF.R •"A M I LY Perry, 0., 1.1ml h1•r parf'nh1 ·1 · , Mr� Gi lbNt Norri� aud wiff' Anr,:f'• and Mrs. Olis Adle)' Weo ·:ti r marri1•d Sarah · und son, · Sayre. Thl'\r rhlldr1•r1 wn1• Alo11m lina are the fin! Norris' we find Mux and Mr.s. J Knopp larry \\'.Olfe-, all of TO MEET WEDNESDAY married f'annie Pt'l rel. und Mory any re1·ord of in thl11 s(icllon. Mr, 1-ladnf'. The Middlepor1 Literary Club Norri11 tlicd Octobt r 3 1 , 1889 and Ann. o meeting Wf'dnesduy hold will 1876. Both an hl� wifi• April 30, Mr. and Mrs. Athejt werC' urtcrnoon ut lhe home of Mrs. Alonzo and t'11 1mie Wci1111'r'i. huriNI in thr l'lanl s Ccrnetrry or in Chesaped:e Walter last Sa1 urdu.y in to be children CJ)'de rn.irrled Stella Wolft• Ccmelery al J->lanla. connel·Uon with the st•llling of Cedric Clark with pupersSanboni !less Mit1s by presented D1vl11, daughter of Elwood Davi.!!, I lhc l'slate of h1' :r cousin, Mrs. K und Mrs. Arthur Strauss on the Thl'lr t·hlldrcn Edward married M. M.:.ir' ,ndule one d1u1thler Finnie B�lle. mar• who d ied lai;l year. United Nulions. Sadie Shannon. Chi ldren Mall lf' tied Orville Brown. Sallie. Afttr thfl death of his flrHt mnrriccl I'. H. Shields. Their MrH. Helt'nn Buker and son Celebrate flirtl,doy •- wife GRANG E MEETING ' Adley married her t·ousin, l'hllclren l'u�I, t 'laud�•, t-� lijah. LBrry on(I Miss Phyllis St1n1eY Mrs. Graee Whaley, Mrs. Mildred lnt.m1tlonal itm1 Unfttal ,By Lina rnarr1ed Wllham Haymon. 11. nd ( ' \ Hrord H1•nvcr W{'re In Col• Mary Sayre, d■lllhh•r of ,John and Thr Racine- Grange has announ­ YI, Stanley, Mn. Villa Carl, and 12 April � Is" Tuesd1f, Jon"• S1yrf'. Ch ildren hy Thrir children Hay. Hohorl, liar- umhu!I 4H't'r 1 /w wr,'k<'tHI to vii.ii ef'd a ml'eling fo·r Wett n,sday ,1r�. Edna Schoenleb visited with the 103rd day of the year, with ,.., Hannah hi• 11econd m■rl'laae were ll11rrM ultl. Poul 11nd rtu5h, wit h Mrs. Bnkt•r nm1 (. 1 lfford ' s t•ven in� al B o'clock with a 1rs. Berta Mathews at her home on Pih-hard 11'hi n111rrl1•d t,:lla lHon llw MPigs Memorial 283 more in 1960. F•Ho\rer, first �ast Secottd St. Monday evening .. mar,led Samufll Dttvlnnty, tlw11 "• Jani�• Gache1, John manird Vir­ Ttwir d1lldren ..�dwln, t,: ulah, Hos� hrot ht•r nnfi fotnily, Mr. nud M . s. speaker for llospitnl bond Issue 8t:'hedulfd to day. William fShorh'l lil'aviir · 'the moon 111 approaching lti o celebrate her birthday. Mrs. ginh1 Sonetl, All<'c marrlc1t L111rl• Tan, 'fom and C11rl. hi.! present. lathews enjoyed gifts from her M rs. I ft'nry " 11 t'llllC"Hy am! Mr. last quarter. Samuel m■ri-led Arminta and Mrs. II. T. WPsl .. fl Chipman Sr., G•or2e nuarrlPd rlends. Mrs. Eslher Gros.!I, sister .iml Thomas The morning stan are M ereur)' Elhabtlh Wood, and Buckhannon. Poundt, Their t'hlldren Fny, rloyd LODGE SESSION f Mrs. M11hews served refresh­ .• ' · Ellubeth Woods w11 a sl�trr or Freel•nd, t'r11.11klln, F'rPeda, Flor- Mark w�r<' Wt·t•kcn( l gu1,sh of M r. 'Rose Lod11c will .ll'l.edt Man, Jupiter and Saturn . White The nents during th(! evening. lltld Mrs. Mont West Sr.. _ u ncl Mr. on thlR day In hieto,Y: ' l:lrl Wolfli11 wife en('e, Franrelil, Ji�ern, Floni.-. ond Mr1J. Mont W1•sl .Ir., tn Hose­ this Wednesday nl 1 he Am1�lca� tn 177'1, Henr}' Clay, A merican Legion llall Jn Middleport nt 1 : 30 vllle • staieaman and ora�or1 was born, '<I I R Mr. and Mrs. lrn Hu<'k or Athens p, m, In 186\, Confeder,te forces op ESTI INTEll TO D ' •)EVOTII spelll Mo,utuy with hiN undt> und ened fire on Ft. Sumter. f. Olrl'I MEETING 26. Anrer HI.INTERS FOX , N S,MASO •\ 1 • MEIG AREA OF 111mt. Mr. and Mrs. <'harles Mc• In IOffl lhe Hl'ppodrome open!'d name 25. LettThe Meigs Counl.y FoK Hunters t;. ·" Rl�ftl r.• I, OwN, flubU•her Narnr.c. Tho Uuck/J will be leav­ in New York with a spectacula1 T._lloon over rnonthlf their hold w"lll As11ociallon • J'llubliaked e"Vtty .tt·maoon e1 lng 80011 for th1•ir sui11111cr hume 8. A bundle dlllll 8. Bea earle meeting el Rulrl Knobs Wednesday musical revue, a Yankee Circu! ept Sunday bJ Thf Jb1o V■llel In Mlnnesotn . on Mars. 11. Bhmder■ 211. To 10, Olrl'I 'u bliell l n,: Compan, lit . 110 .,,.. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Erlewl m! ('vening, April t3. at 1 -:.m. it is an· In 194ft, the 32nd Pre1idenl ol nickname l!J. Dickens• banlo St., P�!!ll!"OJ, Ohio. u�, nouiwell. and Mr. and Mrs. Hobcrl Erlewine Llllle -­ ,a. Cloter ll, Like In the United States, Franklin Dela 1eu 9ffli!e phone WY2-2 156, Jttorand sun Dalt' Lee, of S1,ring(it'ld l&. Thu.ter value. 19. Found• no Roosevelt died in W1rrr DANCI SATURDAY al office obone WY2-Z137, spent the wet•kcnd with thf' for. boclldrop 12. De<:0r•le or The Darwin llecreation Associo• Springs, Ga. Eruered II second c1,11 m•lklll 1 T. Onloollke J.f,. Pirate'■ mer'!! mother Mrl'!. Mlnnit F.rlr• In 195&, Al' ertectlve antl-polir the dirnre tion i!'I aponsoring a Iii i.t tb pon offiee at Poai a■fttir plant drtnk Chrl1t. wine who Is ('OnvaJe11ring at he-r vaccine Wal annouttced, deve)op roy, Ohlo. 1"....,.11•• .a....- home on Grant St ., 'from a r.-cenl nurlinr1ham Woodman's Halli Sat• H. Po1ture lit Rolary Ian urday evening it hi anno u�eed. ed by Dr. Jon4s Salk of Pitts Nattonil idwirtl1ln1 NDl'lf!ND� lf. S"pplant bead lllneu, con•. , burgh. tff: htU.t.t.-mbalJ.. h.. M1 Jt, qtty tntn. :n. Oarment N. aL At11nla11 )q', Ind Mn. Emerson Jonea Proceed!t ,rill be used in the (n 1�7. Postm11ter Gtnera blU,dln1 potltlcll lnll,. If, Manll&l'ln 20. Pnft oC a1n1to11 Ave... New Y0rlr. att and dau&hter Barbara were In &tructlon of a community , µnunerfleld curt1Ued delivery o! "'• ynrk, : 1 a co,t 12, Awned al Darwin. . t.. dl¥11too Athens Sunday lo 11.ttend the S. maltt becauseCongresa cu1 21. Corridor (boll aa, - CUrlalll 1111. Chanae l:ili.bletlr,tlaa f&NI: .lellven'I � Palm Sunday 1ervlces held In his approprlaUon, J3. ematler MEITINO POSTPONE mter D ...,. ·•Ull,btt, J6 .'etnlf 1 • Mtqi,orla� Auditorium. At thlt an• -(colloq.) , The meet Ing o the PlilSt oun, 1m• rflr In 1dv1nce 1 .,.r •11:: f nuU aervl (Flllln11: or the Crosr1) A th0u1bl foF t Yi Franklin ,'hi 'Dli� , 14'r..tlatl offlel; • 111.� H. Corn fl('i� C us o Thcodor the of t'i!lor� 'f 1 ,mall Jir-1 ' .aad boy, or Athena coverlnl' tits felirtt ,11 monthl, fr.90: thrN mODtna t-"Jaf �6-Lado RobMvllt, 1�4e scho-ls pZa,te rtowers In the n or A., srhedul!'d for Thu IT, A whit, tur ln1u1�ral addre11, lald: "We- hav( ..1.8C►. a, metor rtute when avd of Mrs. JUchllii:tHed croas whlt'h is railJed -up. 4'Vtnlni-: 11 the home IO. lndeflnit• ,tonj 4bl1: one muntb, 11- BJ mail: Cl• live cannot that we learned Jl(l & be t ned artlcl1 Sharon Jonea, older daughter or ard Campbt-11, has en po at peaca; that our well-beln& i.• 'fMr •i _. •nonthi. If.ii; lftl w due to the death or Mrs. Addll! 11. Bmoothtd the Emeraon Jones, pl.i.yed Eu­ d11pendent oh the well-betna o! �w. a.ao � IIMP\th. 11 U. -k. tu mu11c ror ' lh11 children', pro­ Grue1er, • member. oth11r n1tlona, far away." _ •Ulb'1 1hop ce11lon1I. The Jones also attend­ Olt"NOI MIITIN G 1Jtt11 ,hlld. ed the nnal <'Oncert pf George Grange will meet Rock M. Mr. Truman. Katz, pianist. a member of the Thursd•YS0,rin•8 at 8 p. "'-· A program 17. CauUou, OU faculty who la leaving ror will be presented by\the 39. Bplrlt lecturer. further study ln Europe. fO. Deteat Memher, are requeated.... to brihS 41. Les Joint fll&!II, �lery or sandwich!'.'!, £or te,­ '2. Copier freshmentl. Rutland Garden Cl11b DOWN Hold, Flower Sale , t. tnrtrenee TO MIIT I. Wind At1 • me■na to flnanC'e their clvir CHARLESTON, W. Va. 1,11'I The · B 'ed ord PTA will meet �t tn■trumenll beaullflc11lon project.! for Rutland, 7 :30 p. m, Wedttelld•y at the school. Democratlc pre11JenUal 11pirants :s. Prffet1p-­ lh� Rutland Garden Club will hold There wtn bf!l a speak�r on the hql· Hubert Humpbttly and Joh11 Ken­ llM lffln • Ille of F.■sler flow!'rs this week pital bond luue and ■ proJtr•rh nedy plun1ed into their Weal Vir­ t. Chief deU.7 at ihe F:rltwlne Hardware Store ltt will bt preaented bt the pu,11, o �ini■ .. p�lmat)' CAJII.PlllftS wUh op­ f ( Babyll Rutland. the achQol. Each family Is Hked tb timlsm runnlna hiah In both campt. I. MlMourl or Mn. Robert c,n•d�y is chairman Both Kenned)', whote reteDI Wft If- York ·11. of !h• proJ..1 and Ifill be usioted bring a pit for refreshments. eonaln primary victory left hiri\ the current tront-amner, and HQ.mph• DAILY cnYPTOQllOTE - HeNl'I how to wOlli 111 by club rnembe11. The 1ale wlll be CLUI TO MIIT held Thul'ld.;, Friday ond &llur• A X 'l' D J. II A A X II The Windln1 Trail Garden Club ny tthedulf'd • full day of hand­ day. The club wUI have a large will meet Thuraday eventn11 at the !h•kiJ\.I and spe1kln1 In prepua­ 11 L O JI O l" S L L O W nrlety or noWen on hand. home of MI)n1. Charles Ritne with tion for the M!'f 10, »rlmary. toun On, ltltff llmpty IUndll ror anothtr. In t'hl1 ump1• A le ullCI HumphNlt hil 1eReduled Jette Bln&I• etc. O'a, r-. apoe­ Mr■• Allard Pratt Id hostess. tor th• t.l'INII L'a. X for the two t.oc1n. Man, Pinevme, 0ft. for lNphN,, the •rth and tonnatlon of tht word.I an all blntl. Rutl11nd SerDkn Wolloh and Blliefttld. He an■ • HOl.1111 HOIPIT "L ,:..Ch day the code ltltef1 are dlfferenL Apnounced For W1>ek Admllted April a: Mrs. Dallas has •p-pearanre lined up for Aprll & c,,ptor,am q.,1auo, Beilnntn1 Thu.rsday eve.,tn1 at Cadle, Ji11 1on; Mn. Hoover ·Ayer, . 25 and May 2, S, 6, ?, 9 and 10. . Kenne-dy will bf lh the atate T:!O p.m. at the �•1r"t Bal)tlst Ripley; N'.bl Carrie Lou Buffin.II• R O C H N Y Chut<'h, J' K CI PYYNFBRV B J' V Rutland will be a thret ton, twin.too: Mn. C.,aren-ce Nel- April 18. 19, 20; 29, IT and 30 and night ev1na:ell1lle service endlna 1on, ftutland; Mra. Noah Stout, May 1, 5. 8, 8, and 9. � Q :II Q V F S O R W V� C H J B J. J' O Ea1ter SundJ)'. Rev. Lacey Hogan, PomeroJ, f M It !! R V U B V C M V - I: K J C, R K C , Bidwell ta the pa�:tor 1rtd will be Oo!NO �Ol VAtjTION April 10: Sidney A. Spen«r, H!ll1ted "by Rev. AndN\w WTl.&:ht WASHINGTON utt - l>re■ldent Y•te...,.• C1,Pt 1 te1 IT 13 BA.ID Tl{AT OOD 11 .Air EriHJ\h_ q:;,er ••ned to n1 IP, A•· P0mel'OJ; Elmer Jhle, Ch�,hlre; loc�I. Women of the Miulon■r)' AJRII. NS-VOLT WA'IB J'OB 1'HII BIG BA'l'l'ALIO a .• Ii Mn. Cliude· Relt.nlrei, PomMoy. .�� !tir,i tqlllni v•• G S , oclea., wlll parilc.U,ate. The public 1\lJ!t 40 -. st1111 :rwl w ctrltlc tt. fllD.l Di1malled April D: Mn, Ken- l!ait.Qn bf a eel br ·1d dlJt. la invited to attend. - ·-· .. ..... ' - COME A'RUNNIN' Ominous Return Of Polio Observed · Five years ago today the Salk polio vaccine was pronounced "safe, eflective and potent," according to Mrs. Audrey Young. Chairma·n uf the Meigs County Chapter of The Natiohal ' Foundation. We of the Meigs County Chapter remem­ belr Ibis day with great pride," Mrs. Young · said. "It me�nt that 15 years of effort were rewarded with success - an effective pre• ventive- ol paralytic polio." The fill,llings of the historic Francis R,,port �re flashed around the world, hera lding re­ . JUie from the haunting fears of every father and mother . The Francis Report was prompt­ ly hailed as a medical classic and a milestone. The Francis pronouncement was based ol1 an evaluation ol the fam�d field trials ol the year before I 1 954). These mammoth-scale tri­ als, fin�ce.j by the March of Dimes at a cost of 1\I/Olil.J7,500 ,000, Involved 1 ,830,000 child ,·''.pq.U.o pio�r•··, aged five to nine. e)iUdren represented 44 states. A total of 440,000 of them received Salk vac­ cine shc>ts_and another 2 10,000 were glven'ln­ nocuou., dummy shots. This latter group, to­ iether with 1 , 1 80,000 children who received no khots or any kind, served as "controls" for romparlson purposes. , All.8e from these small-fry more thnn 300,000 voluntee r adults, doctors, nurses, teach­ ers and others, sparked by thousands of vol­ W1teers from Nationa l Foundat ion chapters, worked on the field, trials. A few hours after the reading of the Fran• cis Repor l, the United States Public Health Service licensed the vaccine for mass produc­ tion. Much earlier , The National found ation had guar&nteed !n advan ce enough Salk vaccine fUr nl11e million children (three shots each) if the Francis ller101t proved favora ble. The National f'oun dalio n thus committed $9,000,­ �oo of March of Dimes contri,itlons for vac- • , Z--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 12, 1960 SERVICE Phone WY-2-24$! MI DDLEPORT, OH I O HADY POI IASl'II-Th1 Brennan. family la &II t.ogged out tor Euler in thl..a MlchJgan a.venu• acene 1n Chicago. The tathl!r, Thomu V. Brennan Ueftl, tallon tor the tamily -.ch year tor thUI OC'Cuton He'• a fuel oll dealer when be tm't maJdng tamJly dotheas. f Laurel Cliff Social News Charles Diehl has recovef" from aeveral days' illnesa. Mr. and Mn. Charles Diehl and son LoulJ attended the County Spelling Bee at Rutland where Louis represented the Salisbury Conaolidated School. Mr. and Mn. Don Smith and children were the Sunday gue11ts of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smitp.. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith 1pent recent evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl. 11 BIRTH ANNOUNCID Mr. and Mn. James soulsby, 1639 Lincoln Hgt1, are announcing the birth of a son, Jame1, at the Mason Clinic, April •· The baby weighed nine pounds four ounces. Gram;lparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jed Will, Pomeroy, and Mrs. E. J. Soulsby, Syracuse. The Soulsbys fun With Children "Fun With Olildren" w.as the have two other children, Susan, 6, theme of a · special session for and Patrick, 2. members enroUed in the child RUMBLING PAV£MENT oare project. Proper clothing, TALLAHASEE, l'la. UPI-A food and play for pre-s('hool traffic engineer for the 1''1orida children were discu85ed. Those who attended were Mary Road Department rerorted Thurs• Smith, Sheila Beaver, Vickie Mc­ day engineers are experimenting Kinney, Linda Williams, Martha with a rumbling pavement in OH, THESE PlOPlEI-Nlkko Von Barenhot watchea thole Thompson, Bonnie St.a.ats, Mr.s. hopes lhe noise will keep drivers crazy people al the 1960 lntemaUonal Purebred Dog &how Harry D. Staats and Mrs. Albert from becoming victims of ' ' high­ U'.I Berlin. Niki«> l• a de.acendant or a SL Bernard credited 0. Thompson. J,anet Wallace, way hypnosis.' ' "'11th �wing the hea of 40 people between 1800 anlll 1812. 4-H Club Agent supervised the meeting. at the home of the B. K. Ride- moved into the Summerfield nours. Apartments. Recent guests o( Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Vista Frank, Minersville, M arion Wood were Mr. and Mrs. called on Mn. Mollie Bookman, BY CLARIC E ALLEN 1 Vietor Wood, Dearborne, Mich., Tuesday. Mr.s. Everett Hayes, Great Bend Mr. and Mrs. Bert McDole, To­ Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cleland aad David Heaton spent Saturday visited at the Lucille Smith borne ledo and Mrs. Mary Jane Efaw Mrs. James Bailey were in Galli· ' ,with Donnie Roush. Athens. Monday. ' lis Wednesdly. po Recent callers at the Painter , • Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bailey, Mrs. Calling on Mr. and Mrs� BiDy home Were Mrs. Raymond Taylor, The WSCS,, met at the Methodist Raymond Mrs. Cleland Tuesday evening were and Will William Walter Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, Wil• Church Thursday for an all day liam T,ylor and son, Addison ; Mrs. Elberfeld spent Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Eldon will, Mr. and meeting. Mrs. Henry Daily, Syracuse ·and James Bailey and daugbier, Colum• :n Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey. / --- -----bus; Mr. and Mrs. Ilalph Painter Bobby Lynn, Debbie and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. John Reuter and , and children, Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Wood were Thursday supper children have returned lo their Brown and childr(!n. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chri.s· home in Akron having been call• gues's Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet call· ly. ed here by the death of her fath­ ed on Mrs. Jennie Roush Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Gordon and Oris Ginther spent the weekend er, B. K. Smith. Mrs. Donald Baumgardner .and children of Carpenter, Mr. and in Cincinnati wilh Mr. and Mrs. daughter and Freda Harl, New Mrs. Roy Kesterson, Pl. Pleasant, James Ginther -and sons. Haven called on Mrs. Ori1 Gin­ and Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Eastman ther Saturday. Mn. Bob Rilchle and son Bob­ were Sunday visitors of �.fr. and Mrs. Fred Rice has been re­ by spent Saturday in Dexter City Mrs. Dana S. Turner. turned to her home after a week Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilman call· with (riendii. in the Meigs General Ho&pit.al. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner Mr. aand Mrs. Henry Eichinger Harry Lee Bailey and daughter Tuesday. and sons apeot the weekend in Debbie, Pomero)', epent Monday Diana Baer spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mary Jo Roush. Groveport with Mr. t1nd Mrs. Ver• evening with. Mrs. Chloe Bailey. Larry Bailey, Tom Summerfield Shirley Heilman spent Tuesday non Zarbaugh. David Riggs and Tony_ Gennatte night with Bemela Pooler at the Mrs. AmJ Wolf and Mrs. Anna Floyd Stout home, Long Bottom. Tutlle called on Mrs. Mollie Book attended the Ohio Industrial Arts Association Convention at Lbe Mr. and Mrs. Don Matlack and man Saturday. �eil House. Columbus, Saturday. on lied ea J{ay Donna daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Mrs. Chloe Bailey wa.s a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush. Wed­ guest of Mu. El�beth Wickham Mr. and .M.ra. Ronnie M,yers have nesday evening West Shade Social Events Chester Sociul Events Reported IN MOBILGAI ECONOMY RUN - RAMBLER AMERICAN CUSTOM WINS OVER ALL COMPAC TS WITH 28.35 M. P.G. ' Rambler wino again! Under official • USAC l!Upervieioq, a Ramblor Ana-· icaa Cuatom scored best 118" mileage ,..,. .. _ of all aua- 28.35 M.P.G.-in tbe 17th nmntn1 of the Mobilgaa Economy Run. All can were equipped wi,th automatic tran&i­ miaoion-and wen, cbo.n at random by UBAC officials from dealer ehuw,wma or factory aa80Rlbly lines. No ear owneS' shou1d expect to match in every­ day driving the mileage achieved in this test by Rambler or any of the other cars. However, thia test provides addition.al proof that Rambler de­ livers best gas fll:ilee.ge whorevw you drive. FOR AMERICA'S LOWEST- PRICED, MOST ECONOMICAL CARS, SEE KARR & VAN ZANDT MQTOR SALES, 242 W. Mein St., P-••• Ohio �• • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , April . HOLLYWOOD UPI - }{ory Cal- on my head." The q�ltlon is, *hY doesn't Ctl• houn has tb1, hone, ■ee, and he houn 11el1 this ho":C lo ll do: topd and this bonse are fightmig 11ll the v time - and the bad part or it i1 c:ompa ny. or a naee c:le _ •u illae1hat Calhoun ill alwayi,; losing, &ee. fac!•Jry · That's thl.' quest ion. �e�!��.��2 �rvlc.. ' Tll tell you why not," Cal houn This horse's real name is Do1 Ohio's 1960 se11on of famous see th: novel displays and sample wil l open Monday eveniog at 8 t11i1w and he co-star1,: w1th Calhoun I told me. "Because thi• no-good fe,ti\'■li is getting 11, late atart but auch dehcecies 11s pumpklllburgers. p. m . in the Hemlock Gtove on ,o CHs TV show. But on the !>how horse gets more fan mail t h• n it will m ore than make u!J for th at pu m pkin cider, pu mpkin ca ndy and C h ristian Churrh. The prenl'hing I do. Thi1t's why not." hf' 's known as Smoke)' pie, il is di!fil:!1 . l lt to eslih a ndicap by effering extra fea - pumpkin will be by the minister, lhf' Rev. Calhoun »ays they ch.inged this lures to its big outdoor events . mate how many thousands attend Harold C. Doster and the topic, hurse·s· name he{· :r nse the ,bow ill Normally the fi rst big show, the the free fiesta each autumn. will be taken from the "Seven sponaored by a cigaret, and the)' Geaug a County Maple Festh· al at W hen the fint Swl&R festiv al Last Words of Christ" on the can , �d�·erti,11,e th,� hon;e', real Chardon , is )l,eld in Marl'h. The was held in Sugarcreek • few years cross. 1 name hecause it is the same as 1 date has been traditionally set as ago, the 21 Swi�!'I cheese factories The traditional .candlelig ht com cig.irct compan>· whiC'b doe1,:n·1 MISS RUSSELL HONOR ED two weeks before Easter. This in that uea were having a hard m union service wlll be held on !ponsor the 1h ow. Mr. and :u1. Kenneth Ruuell enyear, In addition to a late {Aprit lime sellini their proclucts, but af• Th ursday eveni ng, the eveni ng of Anyway, Calhoun and the horse t e rlamed April 3 in honor of tbe 17) Eas ter, the unl'leuonable cold ter thousands of visitors from al- Ch ri s t's Last Supper with Ail'I don · 1 see eye to eye. Rory has 17th hir1 hruly of their dauihter, kept the sap from ris ing in the most every state in the f!ountry had Disciples. Thls serviot will be grc('n eyeB, and thi& hone has Ke nda Sh�ryl. Dorolh)' Dandakis of maple trees, so the Festi val had to ta s ted their cheese, t he dem 11 nd of- conducted by the minister end blue ones, Keal blue onn. Athen11 assisted Mrs. •Russell . be cha nged from April 1 • 3, to ten exceeded the supply or this the elders of the four chu rches Calhoun HorM't Tar,-t Refreshments of cake, pop, poApril 22 - 24. pa rticular brand. Valley P11steral in the 8h ade Ask Calhoun what he thinks or tato l'hipB, !'landwid1e1 a nd minttt .; The sig ht of a maple sugar ca mp . . . Unity, the Christian Ch urches In Besi des . selhng mount am s of ong Bottom, Ora n ge, Toppers his hor!M' and he 'll &ay. • · jf I'd were served to :,.1iriam Foster, being operated ln the big wooded L , t,:•11, ;bo loana •nd olher Pl , ; ns, and Hemlock Grove. cheese known what I w� &etlin1 into Pa ula Sa yre. Tun�· Lisle, Joyce city park, and t.he chan l'e to sampeople Swiss the htie_s, , food spet!llll ,? when I hlred tbi!I horee (or the Circle, Taddy Durst, Leanna Brew­ ' e pie every k nown produ t of th The !ermons will help t-o ans­ show, I would have taken him er, Rita Jo Miller, Barbara Grimm, Monday, questions. sap, attract!! touris ts from . many ol t he com � uni ty put on a two-day wer these out and shot him." Patty G rimm, Becky TOM)', Lois parts of the midwest and so rnc show t�at 111 �nequalled �nywhere Ooes God E ver Desert Us? will be a nd. Sw_is� ba nf�i tzerl Sw except m , ' Amott Karen Oun, K■thryn Powl t Jesu s W from the quettion taken est Coas from as far as the tli od od " MISSIU SUH- For the nnt tim e, the natkm's tWo nt1.;iear-poworfld Po1&ril .mtaalle 1ub• . The �ason Cal houn says _ t�ls ell, D�rot hy Dandalr:it, Karl and More ·t h an 100,000 ' visitors crowd yodelers , aod o� her m� llcians -1 words, My G , My G , W y t! t�at th� _ ho� ls always k1ckm_g mAl'\nu sau out ot Groton; Conn., togeU1er. The Patl'j,ilk �rtrr lfol"llp'OWld} had Juat lift.II were i n to the town every year. AllhOtlgh the days a�d n�ghts wit_h muuc. Hast Thou .For,aken Me?" T-he . at him,_ b_1lini him, il.epping on h is Max Rutell. Sending Wuhtn� Oturg;e e th. 11 Bev1,nd eomm1asioned. been everiil held m s r a .Jone11 1� pcmg 41.arba a d Street llllsttll Lynn Al"ta ctions Fe ide a v "How ttr question Tuesday will be the sJival pro s a feet, . h1tt111g hhn on the nose anrl ' r ,_ "'� R h. a � GUS --:::----:;::-::-�---;;:----,,--:_-::--- ---:--:,---,-:c:=:-. . such as pai-ades, r ube bands, all· sectipns of the nlla}::e. Many Times Should He Fortive?'t stealmg acenes . . ·'FJlt�r. ForTh f ll d••w u tique shows, con tests, demon stra- . All _of the town ipeople are a�- Th '' w Mr. and Mrs. W iley 0 1 1rs rem't C be You i 1ure can alhoun P.?.:' s � to t rough tions , and dancing, the officials be- tired 111 costumes_ ·b em . For .u.1•, K..v.. Not g,· v , cG,I .:;i,1,. goin s to take this lyfn r: down- ce_ived word that their. son, S-Sgt. 1 . lieved lbal ,� would be too disap- country from Sw1.tzerland. During What They Do!"; Wednesday, unJ ess the hone th rows him out Wiley Ours Jr. , has a rrived safetly looks e place who e h al v l festi l lhe sta­ l be · will e h ey poi olitijJ io /estlva) visilors l th h r 1, H. aven . Loca ? or the saddle, which it ia fre- i� Germany w here 11 • ver"t : tried to hold the proir� ms without hke_ a towi:i transplanted £tom the ,b,W tioned for the next three y,ears. e,, w, ,h !� e , h•• ,ubJ• # , 11 1 quently trying to do, &ee. a sufficient supply of sy rup a nd Alpme rea:ions. His wife and 90n will join him as Say..- Unto You, Today You Will CORN FEST! VAl,.S _ 'T h i!I hone kr,ow1 when I've 30 : 2 �l also Reds, the Brosnan of maple s uaar products. scbed· 50011 as arnngemens ean be made. Be With Me In Paradise" the ,rans-continental tra veling .. By FRED fl()wN 1 Several corn feshvals a re held text. got a hangover," 'Calhoun said un, of _ tive a n a an, n �ros e.s.t, m. p. .Si• June 1 0 . 11 will be the dates o r " They are now living ·.Nih her par­ League Ameriun T-he 1,1(e." i Ptt United p,,.,. lnt-.rn■tiatal the �ex t bi ut.door s�cta.cular, tbroua:hout the state, but t.he 0� cln dleli& ht Wo Wes t Coast cities. which den/jal opener" in Wa.s llington, Cil\cil)Ditt, lia d an fl: 3 rtt-ord with happily,. "'And be know• when m y ffltll. Mr. and Mn. Lester Bul'kley Thur sday, 11,t the T Fes ti va l will be that attract, lhe �-a:eat crowds ,s communio n service, t h·e sermon waited a h alf-ce ntury fqr · the D. C., is sch eduled for next Mon- ttie 1teds · -1te� bemg acq uired back is out of Joi nt or when my i n Tttnton, N. J. ny V•n W �rt Pe � a qmented is fear by special held •nnually at Milleraport on the w OI be " What Will s.t tis ty Rea l 1:hant!e are ste41ing the at,ow today dil y - with the six ot her team s join- trom. the Cardmals_ last season, knee i8 acti ng up on me. and 'Tm his favorite pigeon, a nd has •n a aprmg sen sation. progra ms o the American Peony sout hwest end of Buckeye Lake. Thirst?' from lhe tei:t, •·1 Thir st" . when. lhe ffi aJor tea.1,ue baseball .Hlg the race on April 19 . he waits to ·eel' me. Society which will hold its annual The Festival �s usually held �e Good Friday service will be . o n seaaon opens in four National Two new managers - Charlie The United Preu lntern■tional'a RUINS IMOOnNG con Yentlon in Vall Wert I n con- tlrst , week m September: . This "Bow Is A Person Saved'• from Leaguo(! -1::itles. Dreslll!n of the Br.ave& and Char- board or 50 ex.perts picked the as year II date ha s not been v•rified "He hows ·Whtt • scene is all ju nction with the festival. a year, Cub s - plus in the nae t h i11 t. t G Grimm of the the last two "words " in Luke 23 : lie o w n ia Me t are An esllm d l7fi.000 fan rehearse it a Van Wert is u nquestionably the �•et. 44-49 and John 19 : 30. The Sllnday expected to turn out i)\ good h■!f do�en . �kies a nd players ac- with tlle -llfave11 second _a nd the about a fter we consumed ('Ouple of times. fibe n rm sup­ e n a Tons ot sweet cor r •·world's Peony Cehter" 'a nd the n wmter tfRdes wlll make t 1:1:po d quired i 1 od t h en ird. Fol­ evening serv ice or. Easter will no better than g D c tli ht ef niteea thUr but th ailnJlal festi val !:; the only eve n t d\lring the t hree-day frolic . The clima .r. the service s (no service o n � wi be tur:ed on San Fran- th eir debuts o n a. program that l Owing, - in the forecast, were lhe posed to nm and jump into the corn is delivered fresh from t he Satu rday). The topic Su nday will • o and Loa Angeles where the Includes three afternoon games Red,, Pi r■t.ea, Cardinals, Cubs and saddle he behaves real nice dur­ of 1U kind. sc ing rehearul. But whfn · lhe cam­ fields in true-ks and cooked in huge be "Who ls I n God's ,Family?" f;anaplanted Gian ts. �nd Dodgers and .a night game in Los Angeles. Philliea. Jacltsl) n County's a nnual Apple v ats. Patron s buy the cor n for .a eras are .rolling: I jump into the -----�onn Vs �•ckson wom an, Befrom J esus• words ·· celebrate hi stor ic occasions. The . Feati va l i.. tent.11.ti vely - set f ut Sept, f(I W cents an ear and ea t it at one air and he im't there. The G :;.,i ts, . so�1d l�vor1tes to SonJ Behold Thy Moth- Giant.s are dedit,alinc their new Thy hold , 21-24. More tha n 30 communities of the long wooden tables in the TIIIUTE TO FDR "'He sidestt!pl ■od I feel like s �mt pen nan t er!" JS-million-dollar Candleatick park, w1 � San Fr11nc1�co aend t heir high _ school marchi ng adjoi ning grove. LONDON UPJ-Moseow R adio a high jumper up in the air with These serv ices a�e being held , first f!ompletely new big league this year despite the ir lU5� closbanda lo participate in _the huge m · h as paid tr-lbute to the memory no bar to jump over . Kkll wbo visil Phone 'll'Y-2-tt5S st e the lng• week , coll apse, are send ing 21 s. are held da1 lY dur,ng adiu in 'seven ye an, wi.n � for three by the pastoral uni ty and the •parades tual Burton , Ohio, Is no•-• of Frank. Un · Dela no Roosevelt, tbe set to see t.hetr ftero, 'The Tex­ I me wm ner Sam Jones ■tai nst y • p_,,; eve r ur E. 1111a St. n-Oh -• fo ve I k He r world Dodgers wm raise the first · t,i m Of! uiv the FeJ\ival. Apples by the· buahel" different ann ual feativa1 s. Their y Jack son, 14-13 ■t 4:30 P- m., wbo died 15 years uo today. Pre­ an,' laugh when they 1ee me !all the in are.ti � ho will have no one Larr J D n all ag baseb ip is t J011sh .P F i ohamp or in t he form of butler, pit1:, can - first is a an ake estival which .sident RooseveU's "ii.ame is men­ e.u. worsbip du ring this West Coast h istOI')'. here to d y, fritter &, and cider may be -pur- always held on the aame Sunday w tioned by the Soviet peopJe with Holy Week. It i, hoped that ' ' · cha,ed. Tb 0 Dodg�rs, s1ar1-m.,< t•(hat th. Ch a rdon M.pl. Fe'(·, val everyone w 1 f'md the hea rtY 111t:1r affection a nd respect," a broacl­ a R Nixon, ·.,. t ichard P-side n ..... Vin.a. . 11 Huge k ettI es of appI e butt er .n•,. u v,·,itors have the privilege of d e rec 8f!-• · 1 11Jr seaso� th I crul ar ""Mon­ m a id s here ed r ito n mo l'ast welcomt" extended and will be 1\8tive Californi an , will be amonif swu ng from tripods may be aeen eating all the J)fllcake1 and sa usd day. the 43 000 fans wbo see the G i an ts· . llhaped C oll.scum, h a ve nommate1;0 t here ea('h of the evenings. ( coo�ing o\'er open fires on the age they want for a amall set fee. ale ller Don 17-13) Drysd fireba ________ Louis Cardi n( St. st the �gain start stt'(!et, Mal'!Y years ago the Festival Fr'eshly made Geauga County ma als while some 60 000 will see the face �o b Anderson ()2-13) . This CARC,INAL IMPROV ES FOR MEMBERS AND NON,MEMBERS. was started to promote the sale or pie syrup is the featured flavoring. Dodr:ers launch the derense o t th e · g a me .1s sla letl t o start at 1 1 p . m., Laur­ rs for octo UPI-D t1Ver5VI e ROME Burton's Butter Festival is usualapples from the big orchards that . r the clear, a we m e.s.t., �ool . world title they won in suc h amazcover most of Jackl!lon County, but t y held the first part of Ju n e, this Dressen, con�iden � he can br1 �g ian Card in.al Rugambwa, the first the Chicag o i ng fIIshlon against -"' the in1eniu1 townspeople haVe de- year's date not yet determi n ed. Old t he Braves their third penn an t tn Negro prince of the t!hurch in ,u s. C b n g but veloped it into the fa vorite fu n-fest fashloned met hods of maki fou.r y€ ars, has 21-game winner modem tlmea:, said Monday night Mr. an d Mrs. Alvi n Taylor and Plr•lfl .t Mllw■ult• of ehur he should be well enough to leave n s are s typ Successor To Mr. H. E . iiLarkey. variou in of southern Ohio. ter e l! c h ildren moved in to the Alfred A near-full houi;e of 40,000 will Warren Spahn opposing Bob Clrcle\lille will try to improve d emons_U'ated. The same treatmen t Cornell property 011 Br ewer' s Cor• see tbe Pittsbu rgh Piratee play t he Friend. a disappo h,tm e nt at 8-19 the hospital a few days after 16'3 Lincoln ._i1hts Pomeroy, 0. . t. , The cardinal was confined . Easter. e.s upon ' its tremendously popular is given to ice cream, cottage , ner, m. p. on, at sea las 2:30 Phone WY 2-2411 s t Braves al Milwaukee's County to bed a week ago by fatigue and Pumpkin Show th is year by hold- cheese an d chocolate milk. Mr. a nd Mrs. John Beal and Stadium 11nd a capacity ·�owd ?I fle Pirates, beseiged by injur• after-effects of malaria, T ing its Pickaway Cou n ty SesquiC HICKEN FEAST , c hildren,. Columbue, were week e nd 33,� wlll watt!h the Ph1ladelp�1a centenn ial at the same time, OctoThe d ate for t he f!oun try s l a t1, guests of her parents , Mr. a nd Mrs. P_hdU0ei; oppo!if:'l 1� Reds at Cm• s:ies ' last season, are starting their . , �gular 1959 l j neup peh ind _Fri.em;! , _ , ber 19 • 22, Circleville has long est chicken •barbecue usually held A. C. Brew� and Dav;d. mnatt s Crosley f'.ield in t�� other , who .Was a 22-gamc winner in 1958 c •been acknowledged as the center of in Versailles duri ng June , .� as not j M,r, and Mrs. Pat Autherson a nd ' ope iie"rs. ' · . · and has given e,·ery indication of . . t he Na tion 's" JJU.trl pki'n raili ng and yet betn 1\1!1:hd�ed, The · big feaal childre n Newark were wee k end Tl;ie National Leaeue ,a s tarling m aking a COtJ\eha�k this spring. with Poul t ry guests of his slste; •nd family, Mn. held _in connection c,mn ing business. its race _a full w�ek earli er than • Roberti Pi tches Open•r With the roming or the corn- Day 11 prepared on a cha rcoal pit Elva Dalley and childre n . uaual �h 1� ye�r m order to a_dd · n Roberts makea h,·s tlth , · · R oh, pif!ker, the pumpki n , whic h i s an that is more t h an a city block Eber and Iva Carpenter called a week . 0f · :l traveI da tes tO It s s ecutive ope nin g-day a ppearcon in valu able pMt o! America na, al- i n lensth. Following the barbecue on Mr. and Mrs. c. A. ·Bogard Sun, ' a nce !or the Phillies against Jim most became extinct in many parts thousands of visitors are ta ken on day B fternoon . FIGHT Rl'SULTS or the country. The reason being tours of the egg and poultry pfo. NIW YORK UPl-.lsHc L 011■rt Joyee Circle Morning Star, was JOHNSON SOLD th at most fsrmers planted t heir cessing pla nts that represent tbe a recent -gueet ' ot .Margaret Durd. 14'1/t, C uba outpoint.cl. Marvin DETROIT UPI _ John Henry pumpkins in the same rows as the main industry of the town. Ric hard Ha rris, Syracuse, and C.nly McF•rl end, 1 45¼, Phl"l *I• Johnson, the sometime fullback corn. Meehanized corn culti vating Sally Wa rd , Wells Run, were m ar• phta, 10. m for the Detroit Lions, was trBded a nd pic ktn11 make it lmposaible to f! ih!�! :'::t�: o.:; :;::�fy �� rlcd Sa turday eveni ng at t he home PROV IDENC I , R. I , UPI--M lc• a d g to the Pitt sburgh Stee lers .for a i field. same the 11:row a vine crop in of Mr. an d M rs. L. R. Gluesencamp. , Ir:.-, D wy.,,, 1 55, a..ton, � pair of draft l'hoiees Monday. Lion L n , g followi Sunday th e on ogan 1. . So great are the throngs of ied Rev. Gluesencamp read the mar- , JHllson Brown, 1 '9, .Boden 7, Coa,.•h George w,· 1,on summed op � who crowd mto lhe t pw n to Thanks&lving. The event 1s cal · pe.r,le n MO YOKE Mo UPI A d IL , L se present i ncluded Tho . s ow v riage N n of s DQze nt. the trade by saying, "That's all w� a ge P tma1 s a Chri the Chuckie VaRMeter, Donna P'i tch, : TN■ler, 168, . Sp r h,,,.eld, M111-s., co u ld get for him." MASON COUNTY COUlT oatll carryin" .,. out the Christmas lfopplld J■ek Harrison, 165, N•w ___ ___ _ _ and Larry Gluesenf! a mp. Marriage Applicatio ns: story roll along the parade rou� a nd Mrs . Dell Talbott apent York, 1 . Mr. than e r d n a rno 20, by ied n Str.1lt, Lewis accompa Robert IVDN&V, Aut+r■ IJ• ui-1-a■lph 50 the weekend with thelr son and , Mary Ell�n McQu a id, 20, both of �nd , . ..,,., New �• Nns, o� · hter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ran- Dvpet, 1 daug ed. 1, g permitt No ad vertisin G allipolis, Ohio. polnt«I Oeot.. ..rnn,. 1461/4 , ' dall Talbott, New Lexi ngton. coutfTY FAIR S Carl Andrew Simptlns, 18, Pt. r, AU-.trell■ 11. VanMete Gerald Mrs. and Mr. Ohio is fortuna te I n hav ing i n Ple&Hant and Sonia Joan Decker, "41LAD15LPHIA U PI -VI c DI• ng his paraddition al to the fesUvals, almost Parkersburg, a re visiti 17, Galltpolill Ferry, v,. .Jacki• Leontrd, can,nontl Van s. Mr. and i�rs . Charles ent Archie J011epb Pat�tun, 21, 100 county and independent bits, ' ,..,., ,_, Meter. Pt. Plea sant and Pa.tricia Darlene t he Oh io Stllte Fair, -1\.L!g. 26-Sept. A Sallofled Customer 2, severa l nationally-known sp�rts .Keefer, 18, Pt. Pleasant. lo Our Finl_ Cons!de,allon a BALL ON iAI ll<HIBIT _ YOR EW UPI IHa K N I (' I William Lee ll•ckwortb , 2G, events 1uth a, the Grand Amer ic11n ay tJn!tetl Pr,11 l nftrna,.on.al :17th blrthhis rating art, Lo · cele� r 2 2lia, Aug. and Linda Kay Lewifl, 17, bot h ot Trap Shoot at Vanda B.ttl� 4 1Cantl1 City 2 y t ay, LS a shght favorite to 26· Inter-Lakes Rega tta , Put-In-Bay, da od Ash top. ht Clenf,■ncl 5 Detroit 3 a nd tonig rl ndy McFe beat �• Ricbard Date Hollen back, 18. Alig. 7; and the international Soap In tbe1r sched fled 1 0-roun d wel• Wii1hlniNn 7 Chlcaeo A 3 l W. Mlln St, PhoM WV 2-3949 14. Aug n Ohio, and b ox De rbY · Akr 0 ' · 'tlurlin Tow nsh ip, I terweight bout at St. Nit!holas a.■ton 3 New ·Y9rfc 1 POMEROY, OHIO Cheryl Darlen e Kanniard, 16, ' M..ml Int. 4 laltlmo N "'B" 3 .Areoa. ""°T" TAAINI IOUGNf R adnor fownsbip, Otiio. ?olEW YORK Ul>I - Police today Robttt Dean Williama, 1,, Pomei'oi and Patricia Ellen lohn­ searched tor toy eloctric tra ina Ndloactlve material cohtaining JJon, M.a,on. Lee Wean, 32, Pliny and Sally which were found ,nia:alng from the Cana,iian exhibit •� the Nutlear Hill Bates, 26, New H aven. Congress Atomic &poaltlon here . ,. . ExhlbU officiala Ill.id the fl¥}? loco­ • Divorce Suits filed: '1 "\ Mabel Gerlack vs. .Lawrence moti:ves and eip.t c� contained, ,, Gerlac h ; Lindi. Sue · -Ii.den ,va. 1ealed radium foHa tliat cMtld be Russell L. Siders; Gevetta Boles harmful to an I nquisitive young Boles; and Barbara dilld Who placed .one of them in vs. James .i;ooiu Asher Sniith vs. Carl E. Smith. hJs fllouth. . i, • ' ·' . ,, • La.-rence Brogan went the nute for, )\uUand fanning 10, walk.in& th;ee, while Boring of Euteq -�hei tour, w11ilked 8 in five irtnit,i:s, -with Griffi n fi n ish­ ing up. � I lins single<! .and Durst doubled. Rull.a nd got one back in ih l I half of he first th�n pushPd home four 'In the botlom of thP sixth to 'IYT'8. p II up. Larry Par­ SOJ\11 sing 1 .. 1. Boring walked the next three ballers. David Marlin doubled two more home and Car­ ter singled the fourfh run in. I Cond ev1' lle Soc· ety Report ALL-STARS • Hltoh -11 4 High lnd. Three Gem.a, W. Mt.Kin n")', 174. -1 -__ Hl&h lri.a. Single Game, - JCirir' 2lfi. Team Three Games, Assoei:ated Radio, 2500. High Team Single Game, Hit Sc'"'" - the fines/ interior ' d&r:/Jrelors now paint �AJ, LS and wboDWORK Toppers Plains Would.Like Local League lii4b i), , If The Standlnes Wan Lost Pct, A1sociated aa,o 21 9 ,7l!Q Landmark . . . . , . 25 1 1 ,fl1M ,; Hot Rods . . . . 23 13 -639 Tuppers Plains, represented by Davis.warner _ . . . 1 2 2< .133 nalph Wigal, player-manager, is in- Croes & Sons . , . . 1 2 24 .333 terested in playing in a summer Chapman'• Market . 9 27 - 2!!0 league based in Meigs County i( Top y..,,, Bowltrs lhc Ohio Valley Association is acJ 2 3 SeriH livc> this yc;ir. McKinney 202 174 198 5'74 Wigal said today his team- Bakef 172 149 140 461 Rtrong this season- WQUJd welcome Wagne r . . . . 1 79 J63 169 Dll a league includi ng Pomeroy, M l tl- M urray 166 162 14G 474 d]eporl, Racme, Pt. Pleasa nt, Gal- N. Kloes 132 UN) 14-4 4 llpoli, and other ne arby clnbs. Jlylve sler . . . 180 210 147 487 de So far Middleport pL�yers are )Il LAUX • iATIN ALKYD INA�IL $t■1cH1 Hl1ht the ?nly one s express ing a� J nter- Hig h Ind. 3 gamee, Flanagan 101 est m a lea gue l o The Da , ly S o n- High ind. single game 276 Unel . H i g h teim 3 tames Hot Rodi 2632 · U .' . liigh te,;m sinele game Hot Rois . NEW YORK UPI - The Clncin- in hi sk1ry, 18 a territoriil choice PlOPOU CUP CHANGE S 978 nati Roy11ls a nd the New York , although they· h ad ,(irlt craC'k .el l-ONDON UPJ-The Briti1h Pro­ Tep "I'' -.Wl•n Avera• _... . , kketbockera_-�ound up with more the "Big O" an1,.way by virtue of K (c11.11ional Golrns' Ass11. ca me up Wagner . . . . 173 f! . with some radical proposa ls toda)' Louks 173 ·· th an one - th ln 1 o1 the 100 O11 ege thelr poor (19-fJ'IJ) NOOrd. _ players s elected in the Nation al The Min neapolis i.alters were for fhe 1961 Ryder Cup compeli­ 8 Mckinney 172 Ba�k etball Association dr.11.!t. next and they picked Jerry We11t lion with the U 11Hed Slates. FlahaGim 171 The Royals claimed 2:0 players. of West Virginia , an All-American al your DITCI STAIDAII P,in/ Vnlu• Con/o, Tlw British PGA is reeommeml• Plec h Bty , . 1 70 including three-time All-Americun ror the past two seasons. Then the inc that the <·ompctition consist or Oscar Robertson of the U niversity Knicks dra fted Darnll Im h of!, 6eight roursomr matches of 1 8 hole& OUTSTAN DING ROOKIE t!!H'h insteud of rour over 36 holes ST. PETERSBURG, Fl. 11. UPI - of Cincinnati, while the Knicker- foot-10 All - America from Ci!liforni a . and 16 sinJ.:lf's matches or 18 holes Johnny James, who gave up onJy bot!kers drufted 18. T he world champion ,Bolton cad1 in�l1u1d of th,• rnrrrnl t•ight 1 0 hits and two earned runs i n 13 Rohertsoon, Welt and Im hort nt 36 holf's. innings of pitching this s pring, to• Ct'ltirs, on the oth er ha nd, pfoked Tlw �roup -�•ud ii 1s rccom­ day wns named winner or the lltth only six collegi a ns in the 11nnual will not be parmitted lo sign pro mf"ndini,: l hf" rhaUgl'lfl "10 create annual Jumcs P-. Dawson Memorial <lraft conducted M onday at a mid­ c:ontr11i:ts until after t hey play for Phone WV 2-2709 the U. S. Olympic learn In Rome rnort• lntere11t and brinR the match Award as the ouhta "di n g rookie ,ill town New York hotel. , Ill S. Third .lllddleport The Royals and the ·Knicks this summer . The same a pplies to : rnor(' into Jin(' with the normal the New York Yankees' tralni•s wound up in the basement of their Jay Arnette or TexB.s, who w a s the camp t_his s pring , l (' of l{o I� . ' ' _ _ :,e::,-,,,,:,e,,_,,::,-:,e:,e:,e::,--'__g:,'a.'.'n.'.'.'. -,,, ,,_ ,,_ , ,:::,e,,,,:,e::,,:,e-,-,,,::,,-,,,_,,,::,::,=.,-_,,_ respecti ve di,vleiona during the Royals' second round choice, p118t season, 80 they can 1,1se John Milh oa n or Gnll.ipolis, M ar­ · 1 •.1 • some help. Shall star, was taken by the Royals The Roy als claimed :Robertson, while Minneapolis gr a bbed How ard the greatest major l'ollege scorer Jollirr of Ohio Uni v ersity. IN ' THE SAME SOFT TONES Be fashion-right on a budget with RO<ls, IHO. $4.95 gal. -.- 1 .59 qt. w..... ----:-:----= ---=-:-·-�- Racine Pitchers Wild In Loss To Wahama Falcons, 7 To· Wahama' s White Falcons took ad vantage of wlld ne111 by Rarinc plk hers Mond ay to wl n 7-3 on their home diamond though out­ hlt 7 to t t Jim Louk s, lefthanded Fresh­ -tllan, walked 7 of the first ninP, Falcon ba tters he faced, fanning the other two. Virgil Hill, replac Ing h im in the rirst h111i nE, pro­ ceeded to walk sl x more unUI re­ lieved by Du an e Wolfe in 1he third. Wolfe, husky rie hth an<ler, shut out Wa hama with two Sl'ralch hits thereafter. But Wahema gol four runs in the fJnt inning, three in the sec­ ond-marked by Elmer Van Met­ er's two-run double-while Racine got two In the first a nd wa s shut out until th e sevent h (one more.) Little Ra11-er Birch doubled for �acThe, amneu he hit the ball so /•'• tnd•Ulrry Grimm also doub­ La,1 year, hundred, of thou111nd1 ol people found 1h■t the G■lade wu l I "'1h� buytt ol • Ufelbne. ID el'ery detail It "' 1h11 equal Qr ma,ter of can eo1tln1 huadred:1 ol dollar, more, Tbe G■l1:de by FoNI. heeame the bur-1el""6 car In &A, wo,ld. And now-fbr 1%0-witb all Ill a1h■n�• ta ••1Ie, ride, room-dwi Galaxle I■ a beater bay tllan ..,.,, Yet1, th" Yfflr more thu en:, Calule It Thi1 1960 Ca.laiie-!« all Ill p and UN 1�rrl of du lot,.p,icefeld, glamour-Pu all the room you'd e,er want Want TI111ndcrblrd elegance? Looi at or need, fnre 7Ml alld ,,_ ffl0/11 for M C.lnifl'1 rich wpellnfl and pleated fabrioel pa!J«ngtn rhon ;)'Or' l'.llilll IJttl Ill 11111N ,W,,.. You w■nl 11umderbu,I perf0m11nce? priaid am. Thunderbird', own V-8 gtw, (t to you, Honestly, doet It mab "'11MI io •.Pfll� um c.Ja.le'• 11opln,i llfety�tnt 'bood. more when ynu l'<l.n travel fft 1utury at I Wint • wonW!lrful new warld or ride? low Ford prioe1 We'n;i waili� • o e �or f.,J how Coluio'• M- point with I ..... aod • ioiJI Iii ·� •• 1001_:I••·- .,......, .....__ ...... II, ..,..... lo - J<N •• . -·-::.:r•illJ Y.., fr<'e pass ei.. Rarin� 200 000 1-3 7 I Wnha11,1 430 000 z-7 5 1 Louk s (LP), Hill 0 ) , D. Wolfe ( 3) and Jarrold. Johnson and E. Van Meter. Motorola Grange Auto, Fire, Hospita l S, 'II News Of W ek ) ■' $( leadiiul oil ohori i����;: •...�,. • Coats Bldg. Filled 2arc1 ANNIVERSARY SAL!· _ EASTER IASKffl $1.1 9 - $1.98 • �eductions And Specials In E¥ery,0$(1rtment ; · .ti" As• �' die Round Point .sht vtl - · - · -· · · · · : · · · · · · · · · - · · $ 1 .88 4½ loot long Bow End RIike . . . ' . ' . . . . . ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . $1.11 4 ½2 Foot Ash Ha, ndle SIN!nk Patte rn Noe ·.: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1.88 9 ft. Play Gym .Set with I ft. sJM,, 3 S;«ln,9-, Air Glide · · · · · · $29.95 24 HOU R TOWING $2.98 $3.98 -$5.69 · Ball Gloves • Shoes. .• Bab' · Balls WHITMAN SAMPLE& WITH IEAUTI FUi. SUMMER PURSE . ' 11 ' , ' CANDY EGGS . . . . . . . . . � to $1 .00 ........... $6.50 STARK'� PHARMACY • Yo\Jr Walgreen Agency Pomeray, Ohio II i S ER VI C E DAY PHONE WT �f031 .. .�, PR ESTON ,MOTO RS l't��� � : Middleport',· Frlemlt, 'FOll.0 Dftle,r: rR01t,11i wv z-aso, -' · 5 4,�• - lrtggs Stratt.11 - 20'"tii ltar Mo�ers · · · · - · · · · · · · · $49.9 $3.33 gal. lllside Vinyl latex Flat' Wall Paiiii s · · · :. ' · · J · · Seat CovM'S To At Most Passenger Can . ft4CU!ar_pae Cl;it l'IIQtlcs To 1959 Models · · · · - - · · · · · - Now Carry Out At $15.95 · �Ion Quality, Regular $34.95 · · · , , · · · · · · · · · · , , · · · · · · · · At $24.95 'Repllr 13,49.and f3.95 pr. ,, ,, Car Twin .Mats In Colm · , , ' · · , , " · · , , · · · · , , For $2.66 pair W. Main St. Phooe WY-2..1848 ,, 8 • 'l'R l RD AVl! , . , T l_.,j;;;,,;.;;;:;;i;;.,;;_�-�•., .- Q.ii..,...,.......,_,._;._______ ....,.,.., . • ----J.EfO.K ,. D I enl ;Vniform heot t fast -y cooking I A clea ner, cooler kttdi 1 na ii a new experience with a fully outomatlc Mtk,f'OIIP. : heat fou11 love the tasty, 1otisfyin9 meola that controlled electric 1n be- ) helps YCIU prej,are. And, yoti11 spt11d lell time In the ..jptdi watch-, �use automotic time and temptratur• .Qlnlrala da the patIng far you. I , ,l- , FRUIT ,\ND NUT BU'M'J;;Rqtl;AM East Mo n Street � 1960 1931 PLUSH EASTER TOYS , . , , . . , . , 98� up · IUDDUPO•" --_ __ __ • DON E. MULLEN a or on another farm near Xenia, Ohio. EASTER CARDS 5c to 50c • .. Newly Paved Lot Back Of Store lnc., 461 S· Third St., Middl�port, Ohio · P :1tt.m Motors . - he "FORD STARTIME" In UvJna Color Tueoday1 on NBC-TV f L 41 $p .,._ . ,, ,,, Rusty, on• of,fflo quarter-horse colts on the ·Bob EY8118 Farm near Rio Grande, Ohio, knows his oata, He also knows if he cleaas his pail, there will be an extra treat of lump sugar · which Debbie Evans carries in her �et for such QCCaS.ions. Debbje ia the youna:11t daughter or Bob and Jewel Evans . She lives with her two siaters and three brothers in the modern­ ized home on Bob Evans Farm. The house served as a stage 00&ch inn more than · 11\5 Y"""' ago, FatJte? Bob E\lau apends all the time he can on the 600 Evans acree that extend on bolh aide& of Roule 315 lo Gallipolis. But lho lamily &a111Bge hoaineao keepo biJll the 110 throu1hout the state. Bob Evans Fanna Sausage II made daily a dlt­ tanco back In the ...uthern Ohio hill■ from the Evm' lxva1,, • Customers ■ AT VOUlt l'OIID Dtl4&1'1'8 Bob Evans' Colt, Rusty, Waits for Dessert "' HOLLI NGSWORTH ond W � ITMAN'S CHOCOLATES - $1 .65 up FREE PARKI NG . .�.FQ,r o,, COMI! Tl!BT•DfUV ll Ttill l'INIST l'OROa Oft A Ul'aTIM l�SU RANCE . HDyt's SDhio Service E A ST E R NOVEL TllS $1 .00 • n!t , FIRST in QUALITY FAIREST in PRICES FASTEST in SERVICE For' W.ham■, Jehnton walked li ve, Ja, n fled JO. Loukl for Raclne fan n two. wallr:ed 7; Hill fan. ned f , walked 6; Wolfe Canned one, walked n one. In two games tc hera have i11ued 23 � - ' ilaNS 11.ll<tli NEW YORK UPI - Carl Erskine fuflll�J ..Loa Angeles Dodger& pitch­ on ce hurled II no- h it, no-run Mame, has been :tiSned as "1:olor l'omment1lor" for t bi, AruerJcan Broadca ating Company's 2ft Sa tu r­ day anernoon telt"cast s of major leaeue a:ames thi s season, • ,.Wb w I Cleland�, t le,j . . .._, .., } .. NEW YORK UPI - Stan Thorn ton of Tea neck, N. J., w h o coached Columbia Uni ver sity' s wres tling I.earn during the past sea son, has been named head coach of t he sport, sncceeding Dick W aite. w. WHY.PAY�1000 MORE ... and get ·1ess tharr a by Ford? -c. "I'm proud til•t you mad• th• team, too, but I ln1llt you wHr P•i•mH wh...-i you lfCI to bed!" fut ' • RADIO IINI TV SAW • SERVICl VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ' w,� o·,w . stea- · ' g s-,---h--------C·O"'dll,i- C1·t1es p31·r Of In' Ma'1··or_L·eague Baseball After 50' y. � 31·1 RoyaIs' K. DIC• kerb0Ck ers w· d Up w, 1' 1.th One Th•.•.·d Of Stars IA'!! SPEC IAL PRICE , On Last Year's Colors "Advance inform a tion shows th at a larger ·nu m ber Of c:O.'lChing replace!1lenlJ! a re necessary t h is year thari ever before. "After two or mort- �,.._ of Mt'¥ke, th• pr....,t offl� will not accitpt .....1-.:tlon. "We wh o h a ve worked in t h is progra m a re proud .of the pro­ gress made here. We kriow that perfectlon ha s not been reac hed, nor do we expect it. We do feel th at it ls the duly of the plU'ents to be prese nt to set or determi n e polides to he followed. Sol!W cha n­ ges are needed. ' THIS HOSS, SEE, G fTS MORE FAN MAIL THAN ACTOR CALHOUN Services Are Announced For Maple Festival April 22 Opens Summer Of �reeial Events Tornadoes To Meet Rutland Racine W'i.11 play at Rutland '11nlf'lday ll f:30 P- m. in fina l t of I.be colfnty baseball tourn ament following Monday's 5-2 win by Rutl.lnd over Eastern. 12, 1 960 -5 .. Pomeroy, Ohio T..,.____-:'"____ . , , . TMN - AII-IINtrk IClldla 1l!lnfwal ,.,.._ t� of el,-1< .,,.P,_. __,.- dealer 1, lhawl111 • full iliie 19 make IMng �1ler, ._,,., ,,_. JOU • • • ...,._ily_:. Stop In this wNk, . ,it_. , · - O H IO , PO ER CO M PA N Y �......:. ....... <ef�"···· ". ' f - . l'i1 �• • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , April . HOLLYWOOD UPI - }{ory Cal- on my head." The q�ltlon is, *hY doesn't Ctl• houn has tb1, hone, ■ee, and he houn 11el1 this ho":C lo ll do: topd and this bonse are fightmig 11ll the v time - and the bad part or it i1 c:ompa ny. or a naee c:le _ •u illae1hat Calhoun ill alwayi,; losing, &ee. fac!•Jry · That's thl.' quest ion. �e�!��.��2 �rvlc.. ' Tll tell you why not," Cal houn This horse's real name is Do1 Ohio's 1960 se11on of famous see th: novel displays and sample wil l open Monday eveniog at 8 t11i1w and he co-star1,: w1th Calhoun I told me. "Because thi• no-good fe,ti\'■li is getting 11, late atart but auch dehcecies 11s pumpklllburgers. p. m . in the Hemlock Gtove on ,o CHs TV show. But on the !>how horse gets more fan mail t h• n it will m ore than make u!J for th at pu m pkin cider, pu mpkin ca ndy and C h ristian Churrh. The prenl'hing I do. Thi1t's why not." hf' 's known as Smoke)' pie, il is di!fil:!1 . l lt to eslih a ndicap by effering extra fea - pumpkin will be by the minister, lhf' Rev. Calhoun »ays they ch.inged this lures to its big outdoor events . mate how many thousands attend Harold C. Doster and the topic, hurse·s· name he{· :r nse the ,bow ill Normally the fi rst big show, the the free fiesta each autumn. will be taken from the "Seven sponaored by a cigaret, and the)' Geaug a County Maple Festh· al at W hen the fint Swl&R festiv al Last Words of Christ" on the can , �d�·erti,11,e th,� hon;e', real Chardon , is )l,eld in Marl'h. The was held in Sugarcreek • few years cross. 1 name hecause it is the same as 1 date has been traditionally set as ago, the 21 Swi�!'I cheese factories The traditional .candlelig ht com cig.irct compan>· whiC'b doe1,:n·1 MISS RUSSELL HONOR ED two weeks before Easter. This in that uea were having a hard m union service wlll be held on !ponsor the 1h ow. Mr. and :u1. Kenneth Ruuell enyear, In addition to a late {Aprit lime sellini their proclucts, but af• Th ursday eveni ng, the eveni ng of Anyway, Calhoun and the horse t e rlamed April 3 in honor of tbe 17) Eas ter, the unl'leuonable cold ter thousands of visitors from al- Ch ri s t's Last Supper with Ail'I don · 1 see eye to eye. Rory has 17th hir1 hruly of their dauihter, kept the sap from ris ing in the most every state in the f!ountry had Disciples. Thls serviot will be grc('n eyeB, and thi& hone has Ke nda Sh�ryl. Dorolh)' Dandakis of maple trees, so the Festi val had to ta s ted their cheese, t he dem 11 nd of- conducted by the minister end blue ones, Keal blue onn. Athen11 assisted Mrs. •Russell . be cha nged from April 1 • 3, to ten exceeded the supply or this the elders of the four chu rches Calhoun HorM't Tar,-t Refreshments of cake, pop, poApril 22 - 24. pa rticular brand. Valley P11steral in the 8h ade Ask Calhoun what he thinks or tato l'hipB, !'landwid1e1 a nd minttt .; The sig ht of a maple sugar ca mp . . . Unity, the Christian Ch urches In Besi des . selhng mount am s of ong Bottom, Ora n ge, Toppers his hor!M' and he 'll &ay. • · jf I'd were served to :,.1iriam Foster, being operated ln the big wooded L , t,:•11, ;bo loana •nd olher Pl , ; ns, and Hemlock Grove. cheese known what I w� &etlin1 into Pa ula Sa yre. Tun�· Lisle, Joyce city park, and t.he chan l'e to sampeople Swiss the htie_s, , food spet!llll ,? when I hlred tbi!I horee (or the Circle, Taddy Durst, Leanna Brew­ ' e pie every k nown produ t of th The !ermons will help t-o ans­ show, I would have taken him er, Rita Jo Miller, Barbara Grimm, Monday, questions. sap, attract!! touris ts from . many ol t he com � uni ty put on a two-day wer these out and shot him." Patty G rimm, Becky TOM)', Lois parts of the midwest and so rnc show t�at 111 �nequalled �nywhere Ooes God E ver Desert Us? will be a nd. Sw_is� ba nf�i tzerl Sw except m , ' Amott Karen Oun, K■thryn Powl t Jesu s W from the quettion taken est Coas from as far as the tli od od " MISSIU SUH- For the nnt tim e, the natkm's tWo nt1.;iear-poworfld Po1&ril .mtaalle 1ub• . The �ason Cal houn says _ t�ls ell, D�rot hy Dandalr:it, Karl and More ·t h an 100,000 ' visitors crowd yodelers , aod o� her m� llcians -1 words, My G , My G , W y t! t�at th� _ ho� ls always k1ckm_g mAl'\nu sau out ot Groton; Conn., togeU1er. The Patl'j,ilk �rtrr lfol"llp'OWld} had Juat lift.II were i n to the town every year. AllhOtlgh the days a�d n�ghts wit_h muuc. Hast Thou .For,aken Me?" T-he . at him,_ b_1lini him, il.epping on h is Max Rutell. Sending Wuhtn� Oturg;e e th. 11 Bev1,nd eomm1asioned. been everiil held m s r a .Jone11 1� pcmg 41.arba a d Street llllsttll Lynn Al"ta ctions Fe ide a v "How ttr question Tuesday will be the sJival pro s a feet, . h1tt111g hhn on the nose anrl ' r ,_ "'� R h. a � GUS --:::----:;::-::-�---;;:----,,--:_-::--- ---:--:,---,-:c:=:-. . such as pai-ades, r ube bands, all· sectipns of the nlla}::e. Many Times Should He Fortive?'t stealmg acenes . . ·'FJlt�r. ForTh f ll d••w u tique shows, con tests, demon stra- . All _of the town ipeople are a�- Th '' w Mr. and Mrs. W iley 0 1 1rs rem't C be You i 1ure can alhoun P.?.:' s � to t rough tions , and dancing, the officials be- tired 111 costumes_ ·b em . For .u.1•, K..v.. Not g,· v , cG,I .:;i,1,. goin s to take this lyfn r: down- ce_ived word that their. son, S-Sgt. 1 . lieved lbal ,� would be too disap- country from Sw1.tzerland. During What They Do!"; Wednesday, unJ ess the hone th rows him out Wiley Ours Jr. , has a rrived safetly looks e place who e h al v l festi l lhe sta­ l be · will e h ey poi olitijJ io /estlva) visilors l th h r 1, H. aven . Loca ? or the saddle, which it ia fre- i� Germany w here 11 • ver"t : tried to hold the proir� ms without hke_ a towi:i transplanted £tom the ,b,W tioned for the next three y,ears. e,, w, ,h !� e , h•• ,ubJ• # , 11 1 quently trying to do, &ee. a sufficient supply of sy rup a nd Alpme rea:ions. His wife and 90n will join him as Say..- Unto You, Today You Will CORN FEST! VAl,.S _ 'T h i!I hone kr,ow1 when I've 30 : 2 �l also Reds, the Brosnan of maple s uaar products. scbed· 50011 as arnngemens ean be made. Be With Me In Paradise" the ,rans-continental tra veling .. By FRED fl()wN 1 Several corn feshvals a re held text. got a hangover," 'Calhoun said un, of _ tive a n a an, n �ros e.s.t, m. p. .Si• June 1 0 . 11 will be the dates o r " They are now living ·.Nih her par­ League Ameriun T-he 1,1(e." i Ptt United p,,.,. lnt-.rn■tiatal the �ex t bi ut.door s�cta.cular, tbroua:hout the state, but t.he 0� cln dleli& ht Wo Wes t Coast cities. which den/jal opener" in Wa.s llington, Cil\cil)Ditt, lia d an fl: 3 rtt-ord with happily,. "'And be know• when m y ffltll. Mr. and Mn. Lester Bul'kley Thur sday, 11,t the T Fes ti va l will be that attract, lhe �-a:eat crowds ,s communio n service, t h·e sermon waited a h alf-ce ntury fqr · the D. C., is sch eduled for next Mon- ttie 1teds · -1te� bemg acq uired back is out of Joi nt or when my i n Tttnton, N. J. ny V•n W �rt Pe � a qmented is fear by special held •nnually at Milleraport on the w OI be " What Will s.t tis ty Rea l 1:hant!e are ste41ing the at,ow today dil y - with the six ot her team s join- trom. the Cardmals_ last season, knee i8 acti ng up on me. and 'Tm his favorite pigeon, a nd has •n a aprmg sen sation. progra ms o the American Peony sout hwest end of Buckeye Lake. Thirst?' from lhe tei:t, •·1 Thir st" . when. lhe ffi aJor tea.1,ue baseball .Hlg the race on April 19 . he waits to ·eel' me. Society which will hold its annual The Festival �s usually held �e Good Friday service will be . o n seaaon opens in four National Two new managers - Charlie The United Preu lntern■tional'a RUINS IMOOnNG con Yentlon in Vall Wert I n con- tlrst , week m September: . This "Bow Is A Person Saved'• from Leaguo(! -1::itles. Dreslll!n of the Br.ave& and Char- board or 50 ex.perts picked the as year II date ha s not been v•rified "He hows ·Whtt • scene is all ju nction with the festival. a year, Cub s - plus in the nae t h i11 t. t G Grimm of the the last two "words " in Luke 23 : lie o w n ia Me t are An esllm d l7fi.000 fan rehearse it a Van Wert is u nquestionably the �•et. 44-49 and John 19 : 30. The Sllnday expected to turn out i)\ good h■!f do�en . �kies a nd players ac- with tlle -llfave11 second _a nd the about a fter we consumed ('Ouple of times. fibe n rm sup­ e n a Tons ot sweet cor r •·world's Peony Cehter" 'a nd the n wmter tfRdes wlll make t 1:1:po d quired i 1 od t h en ird. Fol­ evening serv ice or. Easter will no better than g D c tli ht ef niteea thUr but th ailnJlal festi val !:; the only eve n t d\lring the t hree-day frolic . The clima .r. the service s (no service o n � wi be tur:ed on San Fran- th eir debuts o n a. program that l Owing, - in the forecast, were lhe posed to nm and jump into the corn is delivered fresh from t he Satu rday). The topic Su nday will • o and Loa Angeles where the Includes three afternoon games Red,, Pi r■t.ea, Cardinals, Cubs and saddle he behaves real nice dur­ of 1U kind. sc ing rehearul. But whfn · lhe cam­ fields in true-ks and cooked in huge be "Who ls I n God's ,Family?" f;anaplanted Gian ts. �nd Dodgers and .a night game in Los Angeles. Philliea. Jacltsl) n County's a nnual Apple v ats. Patron s buy the cor n for .a eras are .rolling: I jump into the -----�onn Vs �•ckson wom an, Befrom J esus• words ·· celebrate hi stor ic occasions. The . Feati va l i.. tent.11.ti vely - set f ut Sept, f(I W cents an ear and ea t it at one air and he im't there. The G :;.,i ts, . so�1d l�vor1tes to SonJ Behold Thy Moth- Giant.s are dedit,alinc their new Thy hold , 21-24. More tha n 30 communities of the long wooden tables in the TIIIUTE TO FDR "'He sidestt!pl ■od I feel like s �mt pen nan t er!" JS-million-dollar Candleatick park, w1 � San Fr11nc1�co aend t heir high _ school marchi ng adjoi ning grove. LONDON UPJ-Moseow R adio a high jumper up in the air with These serv ices a�e being held , first f!ompletely new big league this year despite the ir lU5� closbanda lo participate in _the huge m · h as paid tr-lbute to the memory no bar to jump over . Kkll wbo visil Phone 'll'Y-2-tt5S st e the lng• week , coll apse, are send ing 21 s. are held da1 lY dur,ng adiu in 'seven ye an, wi.n � for three by the pastoral uni ty and the •parades tual Burton , Ohio, Is no•-• of Frank. Un · Dela no Roosevelt, tbe set to see t.hetr ftero, 'The Tex­ I me wm ner Sam Jones ■tai nst y • p_,,; eve r ur E. 1111a St. n-Oh -• fo ve I k He r world Dodgers wm raise the first · t,i m Of! uiv the FeJ\ival. Apples by the· buahel" different ann ual feativa1 s. Their y Jack son, 14-13 ■t 4:30 P- m., wbo died 15 years uo today. Pre­ an,' laugh when they 1ee me !all the in are.ti � ho will have no one Larr J D n all ag baseb ip is t J011sh .P F i ohamp or in t he form of butler, pit1:, can - first is a an ake estival which .sident RooseveU's "ii.ame is men­ e.u. worsbip du ring this West Coast h istOI')'. here to d y, fritter &, and cider may be -pur- always held on the aame Sunday w tioned by the Soviet peopJe with Holy Week. It i, hoped that ' ' · cha,ed. Tb 0 Dodg�rs, s1ar1-m.,< t•(hat th. Ch a rdon M.pl. Fe'(·, val everyone w 1 f'md the hea rtY 111t:1r affection a nd respect," a broacl­ a R Nixon, ·.,. t ichard P-side n ..... Vin.a. . 11 Huge k ettI es of appI e butt er .n•,. u v,·,itors have the privilege of d e rec 8f!-• · 1 11Jr seaso� th I crul ar ""Mon­ m a id s here ed r ito n mo l'ast welcomt" extended and will be 1\8tive Californi an , will be amonif swu ng from tripods may be aeen eating all the J)fllcake1 and sa usd day. the 43 000 fans wbo see the G i an ts· . llhaped C oll.scum, h a ve nommate1;0 t here ea('h of the evenings. ( coo�ing o\'er open fires on the age they want for a amall set fee. ale ller Don 17-13) Drysd fireba ________ Louis Cardi n( St. st the �gain start stt'(!et, Mal'!Y years ago the Festival Fr'eshly made Geauga County ma als while some 60 000 will see the face �o b Anderson ()2-13) . This CARC,INAL IMPROV ES FOR MEMBERS AND NON,MEMBERS. was started to promote the sale or pie syrup is the featured flavoring. Dodr:ers launch the derense o t th e · g a me .1s sla letl t o start at 1 1 p . m., Laur­ rs for octo UPI-D t1Ver5VI e ROME Burton's Butter Festival is usualapples from the big orchards that . r the clear, a we m e.s.t., �ool . world title they won in suc h amazcover most of Jackl!lon County, but t y held the first part of Ju n e, this Dressen, con�iden � he can br1 �g ian Card in.al Rugambwa, the first the Chicag o i ng fIIshlon against -"' the in1eniu1 townspeople haVe de- year's date not yet determi n ed. Old t he Braves their third penn an t tn Negro prince of the t!hurch in ,u s. C b n g but veloped it into the fa vorite fu n-fest fashloned met hods of maki fou.r y€ ars, has 21-game winner modem tlmea:, said Monday night Mr. an d Mrs. Alvi n Taylor and Plr•lfl .t Mllw■ult• of ehur he should be well enough to leave n s are s typ Successor To Mr. H. E . iiLarkey. variou in of southern Ohio. ter e l! c h ildren moved in to the Alfred A near-full houi;e of 40,000 will Warren Spahn opposing Bob Clrcle\lille will try to improve d emons_U'ated. The same treatmen t Cornell property 011 Br ewer' s Cor• see tbe Pittsbu rgh Piratee play t he Friend. a disappo h,tm e nt at 8-19 the hospital a few days after 16'3 Lincoln ._i1hts Pomeroy, 0. . t. , The cardinal was confined . Easter. e.s upon ' its tremendously popular is given to ice cream, cottage , ner, m. p. on, at sea las 2:30 Phone WY 2-2411 s t Braves al Milwaukee's County to bed a week ago by fatigue and Pumpkin Show th is year by hold- cheese an d chocolate milk. Mr. a nd Mrs. John Beal and Stadium 11nd a capacity ·�owd ?I fle Pirates, beseiged by injur• after-effects of malaria, T ing its Pickaway Cou n ty SesquiC HICKEN FEAST , c hildren,. Columbue, were week e nd 33,� wlll watt!h the Ph1ladelp�1a centenn ial at the same time, OctoThe d ate for t he f!oun try s l a t1, guests of her parents , Mr. a nd Mrs. P_hdU0ei; oppo!if:'l 1� Reds at Cm• s:ies ' last season, are starting their . , �gular 1959 l j neup peh ind _Fri.em;! , _ , ber 19 • 22, Circleville has long est chicken •barbecue usually held A. C. Brew� and Dav;d. mnatt s Crosley f'.ield in t�� other , who .Was a 22-gamc winner in 1958 c •been acknowledged as the center of in Versailles duri ng June , .� as not j M,r, and Mrs. Pat Autherson a nd ' ope iie"rs. ' · . · and has given e,·ery indication of . . t he Na tion 's" JJU.trl pki'n raili ng and yet betn 1\1!1:hd�ed, The · big feaal childre n Newark were wee k end Tl;ie National Leaeue ,a s tarling m aking a COtJ\eha�k this spring. with Poul t ry guests of his slste; •nd family, Mn. held _in connection c,mn ing business. its race _a full w�ek earli er than • Roberti Pi tches Open•r With the roming or the corn- Day 11 prepared on a cha rcoal pit Elva Dalley and childre n . uaual �h 1� ye�r m order to a_dd · n Roberts makea h,·s tlth , · · R oh, pif!ker, the pumpki n , whic h i s an that is more t h an a city block Eber and Iva Carpenter called a week . 0f · :l traveI da tes tO It s s ecutive ope nin g-day a ppearcon in valu able pMt o! America na, al- i n lensth. Following the barbecue on Mr. and Mrs. c. A. ·Bogard Sun, ' a nce !or the Phillies against Jim most became extinct in many parts thousands of visitors are ta ken on day B fternoon . FIGHT Rl'SULTS or the country. The reason being tours of the egg and poultry pfo. NIW YORK UPl-.lsHc L 011■rt Joyee Circle Morning Star, was JOHNSON SOLD th at most fsrmers planted t heir cessing pla nts that represent tbe a recent -gueet ' ot .Margaret Durd. 14'1/t, C uba outpoint.cl. Marvin DETROIT UPI _ John Henry pumpkins in the same rows as the main industry of the town. Ric hard Ha rris, Syracuse, and C.nly McF•rl end, 1 45¼, Phl"l *I• Johnson, the sometime fullback corn. Meehanized corn culti vating Sally Wa rd , Wells Run, were m ar• phta, 10. m for the Detroit Lions, was trBded a nd pic ktn11 make it lmposaible to f! ih!�! :'::t�: o.:; :;::�fy �� rlcd Sa turday eveni ng at t he home PROV IDENC I , R. I , UPI--M lc• a d g to the Pitt sburgh Stee lers .for a i field. same the 11:row a vine crop in of Mr. an d M rs. L. R. Gluesencamp. , Ir:.-, D wy.,,, 1 55, a..ton, � pair of draft l'hoiees Monday. Lion L n , g followi Sunday th e on ogan 1. . So great are the throngs of ied Rev. Gluesencamp read the mar- , JHllson Brown, 1 '9, .Boden 7, Coa,.•h George w,· 1,on summed op � who crowd mto lhe t pw n to Thanks&lving. The event 1s cal · pe.r,le n MO YOKE Mo UPI A d IL , L se present i ncluded Tho . s ow v riage N n of s DQze nt. the trade by saying, "That's all w� a ge P tma1 s a Chri the Chuckie VaRMeter, Donna P'i tch, : TN■ler, 168, . Sp r h,,,.eld, M111-s., co u ld get for him." MASON COUNTY COUlT oatll carryin" .,. out the Christmas lfopplld J■ek Harrison, 165, N•w ___ ___ _ _ and Larry Gluesenf! a mp. Marriage Applicatio ns: story roll along the parade rou� a nd Mrs . Dell Talbott apent York, 1 . Mr. than e r d n a rno 20, by ied n Str.1lt, Lewis accompa Robert IVDN&V, Aut+r■ IJ• ui-1-a■lph 50 the weekend with thelr son and , Mary Ell�n McQu a id, 20, both of �nd , . ..,,., New �• Nns, o� · hter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ran- Dvpet, 1 daug ed. 1, g permitt No ad vertisin G allipolis, Ohio. polnt«I Oeot.. ..rnn,. 1461/4 , ' dall Talbott, New Lexi ngton. coutfTY FAIR S Carl Andrew Simptlns, 18, Pt. r, AU-.trell■ 11. VanMete Gerald Mrs. and Mr. Ohio is fortuna te I n hav ing i n Ple&Hant and Sonia Joan Decker, "41LAD15LPHIA U PI -VI c DI• ng his paraddition al to the fesUvals, almost Parkersburg, a re visiti 17, Galltpolill Ferry, v,. .Jacki• Leontrd, can,nontl Van s. Mr. and i�rs . Charles ent Archie J011epb Pat�tun, 21, 100 county and independent bits, ' ,..,., ,_, Meter. Pt. Plea sant and Pa.tricia Darlene t he Oh io Stllte Fair, -1\.L!g. 26-Sept. A Sallofled Customer 2, severa l nationally-known sp�rts .Keefer, 18, Pt. Pleasant. lo Our Finl_ Cons!de,allon a BALL ON iAI ll<HIBIT _ YOR EW UPI IHa K N I (' I William Lee ll•ckwortb , 2G, events 1uth a, the Grand Amer ic11n ay tJn!tetl Pr,11 l nftrna,.on.al :17th blrthhis rating art, Lo · cele� r 2 2lia, Aug. and Linda Kay Lewifl, 17, bot h ot Trap Shoot at Vanda B.ttl� 4 1Cantl1 City 2 y t ay, LS a shght favorite to 26· Inter-Lakes Rega tta , Put-In-Bay, da od Ash top. ht Clenf,■ncl 5 Detroit 3 a nd tonig rl ndy McFe beat �• Ricbard Date Hollen back, 18. Alig. 7; and the international Soap In tbe1r sched fled 1 0-roun d wel• Wii1hlniNn 7 Chlcaeo A 3 l W. Mlln St, PhoM WV 2-3949 14. Aug n Ohio, and b ox De rbY · Akr 0 ' · 'tlurlin Tow nsh ip, I terweight bout at St. Nit!holas a.■ton 3 New ·Y9rfc 1 POMEROY, OHIO Cheryl Darlen e Kanniard, 16, ' M..ml Int. 4 laltlmo N "'B" 3 .Areoa. ""°T" TAAINI IOUGNf R adnor fownsbip, Otiio. ?olEW YORK Ul>I - Police today Robttt Dean Williama, 1,, Pomei'oi and Patricia Ellen lohn­ searched tor toy eloctric tra ina Ndloactlve material cohtaining JJon, M.a,on. Lee Wean, 32, Pliny and Sally which were found ,nia:alng from the Cana,iian exhibit •� the Nutlear Hill Bates, 26, New H aven. Congress Atomic &poaltlon here . ,. . ExhlbU officiala Ill.id the fl¥}? loco­ • Divorce Suits filed: '1 "\ Mabel Gerlack vs. .Lawrence moti:ves and eip.t c� contained, ,, Gerlac h ; Lindi. Sue · -Ii.den ,va. 1ealed radium foHa tliat cMtld be Russell L. Siders; Gevetta Boles harmful to an I nquisitive young Boles; and Barbara dilld Who placed .one of them in vs. James .i;ooiu Asher Sniith vs. Carl E. Smith. hJs fllouth. . i, • ' ·' . ,, • La.-rence Brogan went the nute for, )\uUand fanning 10, walk.in& th;ee, while Boring of Euteq -�hei tour, w11ilked 8 in five irtnit,i:s, -with Griffi n fi n ish­ ing up. � I lins single<! .and Durst doubled. Rull.a nd got one back in ih l I half of he first th�n pushPd home four 'In the botlom of thP sixth to 'IYT'8. p II up. Larry Par­ SOJ\11 sing 1 .. 1. Boring walked the next three ballers. David Marlin doubled two more home and Car­ ter singled the fourfh run in. I Cond ev1' lle Soc· ety Report ALL-STARS • Hltoh -11 4 High lnd. Three Gem.a, W. Mt.Kin n")', 174. -1 -__ Hl&h lri.a. Single Game, - JCirir' 2lfi. Team Three Games, Assoei:ated Radio, 2500. High Team Single Game, Hit Sc'"'" - the fines/ interior ' d&r:/Jrelors now paint �AJ, LS and wboDWORK Toppers Plains Would.Like Local League lii4b i), , If The Standlnes Wan Lost Pct, A1sociated aa,o 21 9 ,7l!Q Landmark . . . . , . 25 1 1 ,fl1M ,; Hot Rods . . . . 23 13 -639 Tuppers Plains, represented by Davis.warner _ . . . 1 2 2< .133 nalph Wigal, player-manager, is in- Croes & Sons . , . . 1 2 24 .333 terested in playing in a summer Chapman'• Market . 9 27 - 2!!0 league based in Meigs County i( Top y..,,, Bowltrs lhc Ohio Valley Association is acJ 2 3 SeriH livc> this yc;ir. McKinney 202 174 198 5'74 Wigal said today his team- Bakef 172 149 140 461 Rtrong this season- WQUJd welcome Wagne r . . . . 1 79 J63 169 Dll a league includi ng Pomeroy, M l tl- M urray 166 162 14G 474 d]eporl, Racme, Pt. Pleasa nt, Gal- N. Kloes 132 UN) 14-4 4 llpoli, and other ne arby clnbs. Jlylve sler . . . 180 210 147 487 de So far Middleport pL�yers are )Il LAUX • iATIN ALKYD INA�IL $t■1cH1 Hl1ht the ?nly one s express ing a� J nter- Hig h Ind. 3 gamee, Flanagan 101 est m a lea gue l o The Da , ly S o n- High ind. single game 276 Unel . H i g h teim 3 tames Hot Rodi 2632 · U .' . liigh te,;m sinele game Hot Rois . NEW YORK UPI - The Clncin- in hi sk1ry, 18 a territoriil choice PlOPOU CUP CHANGE S 978 nati Roy11ls a nd the New York , although they· h ad ,(irlt craC'k .el l-ONDON UPJ-The Briti1h Pro­ Tep "I'' -.Wl•n Avera• _... . , kketbockera_-�ound up with more the "Big O" an1,.way by virtue of K (c11.11ional Golrns' Ass11. ca me up Wagner . . . . 173 f! . with some radical proposa ls toda)' Louks 173 ·· th an one - th ln 1 o1 the 100 O11 ege thelr poor (19-fJ'IJ) NOOrd. _ players s elected in the Nation al The Min neapolis i.alters were for fhe 1961 Ryder Cup compeli­ 8 Mckinney 172 Ba�k etball Association dr.11.!t. next and they picked Jerry We11t lion with the U 11Hed Slates. FlahaGim 171 The Royals claimed 2:0 players. of West Virginia , an All-American al your DITCI STAIDAII P,in/ Vnlu• Con/o, Tlw British PGA is reeommeml• Plec h Bty , . 1 70 including three-time All-Americun ror the past two seasons. Then the inc that the <·ompctition consist or Oscar Robertson of the U niversity Knicks dra fted Darnll Im h of!, 6eight roursomr matches of 1 8 hole& OUTSTAN DING ROOKIE t!!H'h insteud of rour over 36 holes ST. PETERSBURG, Fl. 11. UPI - of Cincinnati, while the Knicker- foot-10 All - America from Ci!liforni a . and 16 sinJ.:lf's matches or 18 holes Johnny James, who gave up onJy bot!kers drufted 18. T he world champion ,Bolton cad1 in�l1u1d of th,• rnrrrnl t•ight 1 0 hits and two earned runs i n 13 Rohertsoon, Welt and Im hort nt 36 holf's. innings of pitching this s pring, to• Ct'ltirs, on the oth er ha nd, pfoked Tlw �roup -�•ud ii 1s rccom­ day wns named winner or the lltth only six collegi a ns in the 11nnual will not be parmitted lo sign pro mf"ndini,: l hf" rhaUgl'lfl "10 create annual Jumcs P-. Dawson Memorial <lraft conducted M onday at a mid­ c:ontr11i:ts until after t hey play for Phone WV 2-2709 the U. S. Olympic learn In Rome rnort• lntere11t and brinR the match Award as the ouhta "di n g rookie ,ill town New York hotel. , Ill S. Third .lllddleport The Royals and the ·Knicks this summer . The same a pplies to : rnor(' into Jin(' with the normal the New York Yankees' tralni•s wound up in the basement of their Jay Arnette or TexB.s, who w a s the camp t_his s pring , l (' of l{o I� . ' ' _ _ :,e::,-,,,,:,e,,_,,::,-:,e:,e:,e::,--'__g:,'a.'.'n.'.'.'. -,,, ,,_ ,,_ , ,:::,e,,,,:,e::,,:,e-,-,,,::,,-,,,_,,,::,::,=.,-_,,_ respecti ve di,vleiona during the Royals' second round choice, p118t season, 80 they can 1,1se John Milh oa n or Gnll.ipolis, M ar­ · 1 •.1 • some help. Shall star, was taken by the Royals The Roy als claimed :Robertson, while Minneapolis gr a bbed How ard the greatest major l'ollege scorer Jollirr of Ohio Uni v ersity. IN ' THE SAME SOFT TONES Be fashion-right on a budget with RO<ls, IHO. $4.95 gal. -.- 1 .59 qt. w..... ----:-:----= ---=-:-·-�- Racine Pitchers Wild In Loss To Wahama Falcons, 7 To· Wahama' s White Falcons took ad vantage of wlld ne111 by Rarinc plk hers Mond ay to wl n 7-3 on their home diamond though out­ hlt 7 to t t Jim Louk s, lefthanded Fresh­ -tllan, walked 7 of the first ninP, Falcon ba tters he faced, fanning the other two. Virgil Hill, replac Ing h im in the rirst h111i nE, pro­ ceeded to walk sl x more unUI re­ lieved by Du an e Wolfe in 1he third. Wolfe, husky rie hth an<ler, shut out Wa hama with two Sl'ralch hits thereafter. But Wahema gol four runs in the fJnt inning, three in the sec­ ond-marked by Elmer Van Met­ er's two-run double-while Racine got two In the first a nd wa s shut out until th e sevent h (one more.) Little Ra11-er Birch doubled for �acThe, amneu he hit the ball so /•'• tnd•Ulrry Grimm also doub­ La,1 year, hundred, of thou111nd1 ol people found 1h■t the G■lade wu l I "'1h� buytt ol • Ufelbne. ID el'ery detail It "' 1h11 equal Qr ma,ter of can eo1tln1 huadred:1 ol dollar, more, Tbe G■l1:de by FoNI. heeame the bur-1el""6 car In &A, wo,ld. And now-fbr 1%0-witb all Ill a1h■n�• ta ••1Ie, ride, room-dwi Galaxle I■ a beater bay tllan ..,.,, Yet1, th" Yfflr more thu en:, Calule It Thi1 1960 Ca.laiie-!« all Ill p and UN 1�rrl of du lot,.p,icefeld, glamour-Pu all the room you'd e,er want Want TI111ndcrblrd elegance? Looi at or need, fnre 7Ml alld ,,_ ffl0/11 for M C.lnifl'1 rich wpellnfl and pleated fabrioel pa!J«ngtn rhon ;)'Or' l'.llilll IJttl Ill 11111N ,W,,.. You w■nl 11umderbu,I perf0m11nce? priaid am. Thunderbird', own V-8 gtw, (t to you, Honestly, doet It mab "'11MI io •.Pfll� um c.Ja.le'• 11opln,i llfety�tnt 'bood. more when ynu l'<l.n travel fft 1utury at I Wint • wonW!lrful new warld or ride? low Ford prioe1 We'n;i waili� • o e �or f.,J how Coluio'• M- point with I ..... aod • ioiJI Iii ·� •• 1001_:I••·- .,......, .....__ ...... II, ..,..... lo - J<N •• . -·-::.:r•illJ Y.., fr<'e pass ei.. Rarin� 200 000 1-3 7 I Wnha11,1 430 000 z-7 5 1 Louk s (LP), Hill 0 ) , D. Wolfe ( 3) and Jarrold. Johnson and E. Van Meter. Motorola Grange Auto, Fire, Hospita l S, 'II News Of W ek ) ■' $( leadiiul oil ohori i����;: •...�,. • Coats Bldg. Filled 2arc1 ANNIVERSARY SAL!· _ EASTER IASKffl $1.1 9 - $1.98 • �eductions And Specials In E¥ery,0$(1rtment ; · .ti" As• �' die Round Point .sht vtl - · - · -· · · · · : · · · · · · · · · - · · $ 1 .88 4½ loot long Bow End RIike . . . ' . ' . . . . . ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . $1.11 4 ½2 Foot Ash Ha, ndle SIN!nk Patte rn Noe ·.: · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1.88 9 ft. Play Gym .Set with I ft. sJM,, 3 S;«ln,9-, Air Glide · · · · · · $29.95 24 HOU R TOWING $2.98 $3.98 -$5.69 · Ball Gloves • Shoes. .• Bab' · Balls WHITMAN SAMPLE& WITH IEAUTI FUi. SUMMER PURSE . ' 11 ' , ' CANDY EGGS . . . . . . . . . � to $1 .00 ........... $6.50 STARK'� PHARMACY • Yo\Jr Walgreen Agency Pomeray, Ohio II i S ER VI C E DAY PHONE WT �f031 .. .�, PR ESTON ,MOTO RS l't��� � : Middleport',· Frlemlt, 'FOll.0 Dftle,r: rR01t,11i wv z-aso, -' · 5 4,�• - lrtggs Stratt.11 - 20'"tii ltar Mo�ers · · · · - · · · · · · · · $49.9 $3.33 gal. lllside Vinyl latex Flat' Wall Paiiii s · · · :. ' · · J · · Seat CovM'S To At Most Passenger Can . ft4CU!ar_pae Cl;it l'IIQtlcs To 1959 Models · · · · - - · · · · · - Now Carry Out At $15.95 · �Ion Quality, Regular $34.95 · · · , , · · · · · · · · · · , , · · · · · · · · At $24.95 'Repllr 13,49.and f3.95 pr. ,, ,, Car Twin .Mats In Colm · , , ' · · , , " · · , , · · · · , , For $2.66 pair W. Main St. Phooe WY-2..1848 ,, 8 • 'l'R l RD AVl! , . , T l_.,j;;;,,;.;;;:;;i;;.,;;_�-�•., .- Q.ii..,...,.......,_,._;._______ ....,.,.., . • ----J.EfO.K ,. D I enl ;Vniform heot t fast -y cooking I A clea ner, cooler kttdi 1 na ii a new experience with a fully outomatlc Mtk,f'OIIP. : heat fou11 love the tasty, 1otisfyin9 meola that controlled electric 1n be- ) helps YCIU prej,are. And, yoti11 spt11d lell time In the ..jptdi watch-, �use automotic time and temptratur• .Qlnlrala da the patIng far you. I , ,l- , FRUIT ,\ND NUT BU'M'J;;Rqtl;AM East Mo n Street � 1960 1931 PLUSH EASTER TOYS , . , , . . , . , 98� up · IUDDUPO•" --_ __ __ • DON E. MULLEN a or on another farm near Xenia, Ohio. EASTER CARDS 5c to 50c • .. Newly Paved Lot Back Of Store lnc., 461 S· Third St., Middl�port, Ohio · P :1tt.m Motors . - he "FORD STARTIME" In UvJna Color Tueoday1 on NBC-TV f L 41 $p .,._ . ,, ,,, Rusty, on• of,fflo quarter-horse colts on the ·Bob EY8118 Farm near Rio Grande, Ohio, knows his oata, He also knows if he cleaas his pail, there will be an extra treat of lump sugar · which Debbie Evans carries in her �et for such QCCaS.ions. Debbje ia the youna:11t daughter or Bob and Jewel Evans . She lives with her two siaters and three brothers in the modern­ ized home on Bob Evans Farm. The house served as a stage 00&ch inn more than · 11\5 Y"""' ago, FatJte? Bob E\lau apends all the time he can on the 600 Evans acree that extend on bolh aide& of Roule 315 lo Gallipolis. But lho lamily &a111Bge hoaineao keepo biJll the 110 throu1hout the state. Bob Evans Fanna Sausage II made daily a dlt­ tanco back In the ...uthern Ohio hill■ from the Evm' lxva1,, • Customers ■ AT VOUlt l'OIID Dtl4&1'1'8 Bob Evans' Colt, Rusty, Waits for Dessert "' HOLLI NGSWORTH ond W � ITMAN'S CHOCOLATES - $1 .65 up FREE PARKI NG . .�.FQ,r o,, COMI! Tl!BT•DfUV ll Ttill l'INIST l'OROa Oft A Ul'aTIM l�SU RANCE . HDyt's SDhio Service E A ST E R NOVEL TllS $1 .00 • n!t , FIRST in QUALITY FAIREST in PRICES FASTEST in SERVICE For' W.ham■, Jehnton walked li ve, Ja, n fled JO. Loukl for Raclne fan n two. wallr:ed 7; Hill fan. ned f , walked 6; Wolfe Canned one, walked n one. In two games tc hera have i11ued 23 � - ' ilaNS 11.ll<tli NEW YORK UPI - Carl Erskine fuflll�J ..Loa Angeles Dodger& pitch­ on ce hurled II no- h it, no-run Mame, has been :tiSned as "1:olor l'omment1lor" for t bi, AruerJcan Broadca ating Company's 2ft Sa tu r­ day anernoon telt"cast s of major leaeue a:ames thi s season, • ,.Wb w I Cleland�, t le,j . . .._, .., } .. NEW YORK UPI - Stan Thorn ton of Tea neck, N. J., w h o coached Columbia Uni ver sity' s wres tling I.earn during the past sea son, has been named head coach of t he sport, sncceeding Dick W aite. w. WHY.PAY�1000 MORE ... and get ·1ess tharr a by Ford? -c. "I'm proud til•t you mad• th• team, too, but I ln1llt you wHr P•i•mH wh...-i you lfCI to bed!" fut ' • RADIO IINI TV SAW • SERVICl VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ' w,� o·,w . stea- · ' g s-,---h--------C·O"'dll,i- C1·t1es p31·r Of In' Ma'1··or_L·eague Baseball After 50' y. � 31·1 RoyaIs' K. DIC• kerb0Ck ers w· d Up w, 1' 1.th One Th•.•.·d Of Stars IA'!! SPEC IAL PRICE , On Last Year's Colors "Advance inform a tion shows th at a larger ·nu m ber Of c:O.'lChing replace!1lenlJ! a re necessary t h is year thari ever before. "After two or mort- �,.._ of Mt'¥ke, th• pr....,t offl� will not accitpt .....1-.:tlon. "We wh o h a ve worked in t h is progra m a re proud .of the pro­ gress made here. We kriow that perfectlon ha s not been reac hed, nor do we expect it. We do feel th at it ls the duly of the plU'ents to be prese nt to set or determi n e polides to he followed. Sol!W cha n­ ges are needed. ' THIS HOSS, SEE, G fTS MORE FAN MAIL THAN ACTOR CALHOUN Services Are Announced For Maple Festival April 22 Opens Summer Of �reeial Events Tornadoes To Meet Rutland Racine W'i.11 play at Rutland '11nlf'lday ll f:30 P- m. in fina l t of I.be colfnty baseball tourn ament following Monday's 5-2 win by Rutl.lnd over Eastern. 12, 1 960 -5 .. Pomeroy, Ohio T..,.____-:'"____ . , , . TMN - AII-IINtrk IClldla 1l!lnfwal ,.,.._ t� of el,-1< .,,.P,_. __,.- dealer 1, lhawl111 • full iliie 19 make IMng �1ler, ._,,., ,,_. JOU • • • ...,._ily_:. Stop In this wNk, . ,it_. , · - O H IO , PO ER CO M PA N Y �......:. ....... <ef�"···· ". ' f - . l'i1 �• • n S-naily Se tlnel , Pomeroy-Mlddleport ' O., AprU 12 ' 1960 WANT ADS POlt CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE RESU LTS RATES 3 centJ per word. o■e in&ertioa. Minimum ch&r1"" - 60 cent.I. I cents per word for Lhree consecutive insertions. Special - one moulh for 30 cent.J. per word. Pull rate of S cents per word wil l be charged for adYertising 1f QOt paid witihin 10 days after receiving b1!1. l'non in Advertising - Should be reported immediately. The Daily Sentinel wiU net be re:tponaible for more than one incor- ..... ....-.. Card of 'lbanb and Sipecial Notices of E,·ents U.00. Obituaries r+llsb� at 1 cent per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. 60c 16 $1 .35 90c $4 . 50 20 60c 51.20 $ 1 .80 $6.00 75c 211 51. 50 $7.50 $2. 2:1 Adi N!IC!tived by 10 A.M. will be in that day s paper. I l' J Notices PHONE WY-2-21 57 - f-or :io le I�I , ,,...._ M. Fain S NGEH ELECTRIC POHTABLE T....,.lte ■nd Pe1t Cc...irGI sewing machine In excellent ,-,... ln1111 tlon,, tnsuranoe Nationcondition. Balance due only ..... . .., terms.. $39.50. Terms jf desired. Ph.one ,..._ t1'ocawc or WY 2·2366 WY2·2204. 4-6-6lc Pwtlffl■uth PR 6-2150 2 29 Uc G. E, OVEN, ONE HOME MADE quilt. Phone WY2-626tl or Mrs Charles E. Snider, Un ion Avenue. 4·7•3tc I WISII TO THANK A LL MY RJI UHARB ROOTS. OLD VICTOllfrielHll and relatives for the l A and Cvn.idlan Red· Guarantcarda 1nd flowers sent to ml' eed to grow. 25C each. Second durinC mJ recent illness and house eut from School house b01p.ltalit1lion at Meig6 Genin Syracuse. William I I . Holmes. era) Hoapit.al. Eva Robaon 4 4 Uc 4-12- l lc 121 Cord of Thanks WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR N ECCIII S �:WJNG M ACHI N E 1ln«u thinks to the docton, equipped lo zi.i:•zag, darn, monoind nunea al Holzer llo1pital, gram, etc. Sold 01 iginally for 1lao .Re": Card, singers, th, $181 .00. Pay t•'f balance due the oianlat, pallbearers, Ewing $56.IJ() o, S...00 per month. Funeral Home, blood donors, Phone W V2•2ll>4. 4·6--tllc � -thoM: tending flowers, friend!! neij:hbora ond relalivea that t:HHOMt<� FOI..DING TYPE Wheel d1a1r. C11-ll WY 2·292 1 . htlped in any way durlni the 4 1 1 3tc illneH 1nd death or our beloY• fd hu1b■nd and father. l>O YOU PAY CITY PHICE S FOR Mn. Alvin Ruasell and Children wmd farm muchlncry when I 4·12·1\p can 83Vl! you up lo 60% . I give a bonus on ev6:rytl11ng J sell by Ma TIN<i NOTICE · The ,Mele• County Democratic • tak111i,: off on the cost. Price! t.akcn from local and Columbus Club meets April 1 1 Ill the Mid· papers: "dttpon Elementary Scnoo1 build Jd:y Pr:re City Price Bonu� l111 at 7: 30 p. m. H,efreahments. \ � ford. Everyone 11 welcome , {4) 8, 3tc I J04fi $37> uo $375.00 $ 1 00.00 · NOTICX,: TRUCK GROWERS - \ 1 �48 $475.UU $595.UO $ 1 20.00 ! H■vt cabbage plants now. Wil l llJ5 1 $575.00 $700.00 $ 125.00 bav,i Lomato planh laat of April J. D. A. C..U or brin6l orden. L"harlea 1944 $325.00 $550 00 $225.00 IY4ti rt. Rttrl1, Portland, Ohio. Phone $425.00 �O.UO $2:t5.00 rn;n $ 1 U�.oo $260.oo .s e�.oo Vl3•2093. 4·9·3tr 7 Farmalli; $ l00.UO-$:J00,00 3 C'asc VAC $1�0.00-$2�0.00 2 Averys $!00.00-$200.00. Molme "U" with 3 botto m plow \807 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. CLEAN ear, 1it cyi. Economy with .std. 8 loot disc. 4 row cultivators, 4 n, w corn plu11tcr $650.00. tranamilaion. $101'6.00. lJJaetOlh·cr Super �!5 Tractor ""Jth tn11rt, P omeroy, 4-8-6tc he1,1vy dul)' lo11dcr nnd back .. � CtNtl UIM t.ar1 hoc cu11t $6800 00 my l)l" ice AU M■kft and Mooet1 $2200.00. •TIIOPOL ITAN MOTORS ford plow, $::10.00--$50.00 ... I°' INt M16n SI. Pull plows l ·:l 3 bottom $20.00 ..._.....,, Ohle to $00.00 DiSCII lHJ . 7-8 !out $25.00 lo 1114 FORD STATION WAGON., $80.00 VI Fordomat1e, t, pua. black Corn planlcre 2·4 row $20.00 lo end white two tone Uni.ah. $1�0. 00 '8»0,00. .Blaettn1r1, Pomeroy. 4 row pickup 1:orn planler rlue '11-lle condition new cost $t140.00 price $1�.oo. lill!O OLDS 98, 2 DOOR JIT, !\&II llal<r6' A. /-. $29G 00; JD-rTO WSW, full power, lirowu and f90.00; t'ord $3M.DO; N. 11. 77 while with cu1lom 1klrt1. $9n0,· $200.00-$250.00; tnt. wr $200; 00 .. Con1lder any trade. J1 honc fol 4�T $::170.00-$475.0U; Hake!! Muon Sl'ruttl .a-:i:282. by lhc dt>zens $35, 00 to $150.00 4 1 1 Btp Combines AC and Jo·ord $130.00 1800 HEI\CUJtY 2 DR. SEDAN. to $200.00; Ne w Johnson poul• llerc-o-maur. cleao cu m11de try pkkcr, city price $300.00 end out. "9Qo.Ol!. .lilaettnai'P., my pm·e lhi.11 paper hmeroy. i•d·6tc do<'sn'I have enou,qh space to print all the thin;.1 I have to 11117 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR. sc,H. I believe J c11n save you b.lrulo9 power ateerlni and plenty on bulk milk lank,. J brakes. D,Wlow, one owner. sell the best equipmant tnN.00. IUaetlnar,, PomuroJ. rlou't miue 11 ldttntlcal With city -l< equipment. The only difference i1 the prlct1. 11100 Cl_ ___ VR :-0:-L ET_ I_ IA _ R _ D__ TO _P lE IILL C.OODWI N V-1. Standard Tran1ml1i11on. Sia Mlle■ From WUk•nllle Prlctd MQ, WUcoHn l:h1rber 4-8-fttc Sbop, Phone Gal. Gl6-l479 afler I p. m . 4·9-3tp SEVEN W INDOW SCREKNS SJZE 62� In. by 29o/., in. In good condlllon . l'honc WY2·0632. PONY Wli:IGIIT 760 LBS . WILL 4-8-3tc •orlr; f76.00. Dorr Hoao1 Porlland Oblo. AUCTION SALi 4 1 1 3tp On Saturday April 16, 1960, hc-­ IIWIBY 6WEEPEII. REPOSSE5 a::i1111lnij 111 12:SO p. m . a l my Nd ond I� A;l aondlUon. 11•1· hi. rm mldway between Tupp�rs •nee due 137.oo. TIU OV9r pa,, Plain1 and C..:he,ter, I mile 1outh 1nmt1. Phone WY2•.2M of Jlt. '/, 1 wlll sell at auction 4-f.tlc the following: 1 Mollnc Corn Plcker, I Mayrath all purpoH l'EllTIWEl!, SACJIW AGRICUI, Elevator 32 !t, t -8 fl. 20 In. TURAL llme, (eedln,i lime, John l>l'cre Di•c-, 1 Two Bottom hyduted lhur. R. G. J'ickell Moline Breaking Plow on rub­ 1"'1rma, Rd. No. 1, Pomerc,y. bt-r, I Power take-ofr Moline 4 1 1 3tc l \Jy Jt11;kc, I Oliver Manure �:-:-=-==-c---Spreader, I 1946 Pod&e 1 l·2 T , 1 fll.All8 �HOWCASE, $20.00, Coll Dattqa .Dn!I Co. Truck, I CUltlpad:er l Moline 4 l 1 3tc 2-row plck up corn plantt1r, 1 John Deere Sub-Soller, 1 :. Ton Comfort Tractor Walton, 1 TraNor Spra)'ar, 1 Joint each 6 In. and 1 2 in. Cuing, l Wheel Barrow Sprayer, 2 1· 2 IIP Elec­ trir M.otor1, 1 Record Pll.)'er, 1 Con:i1�le R1dio, 1 Portab·J6 RI· dio, Lot of ,mall {arm tool11 and other lt,ma too numerou1 to mf-nllon. Nol re1pon1lble lor ac• cident1. OWNER, ST.\NLEY GIBBS Auctioneer : I. 0. Mt:Coy. 4•9•6t p ■ 18) Auto Soles --.--------- $n.oo. 1 9) For Sole I 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Z Door 4S cyl. motor, �rnit,c t.f"it-ne., rt,dlo, hl:ater, Jocally own�d. turquoile finilb. Clean inter­ ior. Spcellli $745 OMEROY oTaJt co. . . . . . .. . 9 .., .. .. . . . . . . - - � · · · · ·· .. . • • · · · · .. . WINDOW SUND:, AND SHADF..S Vo11�tia11 Blinds, all 1iie1 and colors. Freo Jtalimatea. Dale WipPtl Supply, 211\ Union Ave., Fomeroy, Ohl<.,. 3-f-60tc ·- 2 t l!'1. l!. C. A. TEl.-EVlSIOi'l SET. Re111.PKlnable. M r11,, Ron Sprinter, Apartment over Robln1on'1 Dry <.:leaners 4-9-Jk TOMATO 6TAKU ANR QUANI · ly up to · 20,000, Ret1aoMbb priced. Call WV2· Zftt:r, or �,a. son SPruce 3-eioBG �ollect after ,-wt, 7 p. m. I (20 ) Busi ness S� rvices FOR SALE I. o. McCO Y ILECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· AUCTION&Ell er. Runs like new. Has throw Rout• 2, L..,. Bottom, ,tu.. awa.y bas. Full price only $34 00 or terms �vailable, Phone WY22204. 4-6-6lc AIR CIJND'TIONlNG. l!EFRIGER· alion service. Jack's Refri.,era· t1on, New Haven. Phone TU EASTEH DRESS[.S REALLY 25537 �23-11 splurge on a dress for the )'onng miss. 1 month to 14 years. W(' have lhc loveliest MUELLliR FURNAC� •• WESTINCI­ HOUSE appl iancH. Arnold Bro )'el The Shoe Box, Middleport, th•r•, Syrtcuse, Ohio. Phone 0 4- l 2-5tc 1 1 -19-lfc WY-2-4384. PIANOS FOR SALE n:LEVlSION RADlO AND SMALL 2 n1ee rec·ond_itioncd pianos with appliancti repair. Phone Otis bench. Priced to sell. F'ree de McClintock, Racine, Ohio. l 1 vrry. Val! Rutfand SH2-481 1 2·1-tfc A fter � p .m. Call SH2·4034 4 12 31t: FOR THE REST ROOt'ING SER· vices. roof repairs, roofirig, roof !'INE SELECTION O F ARTffl­ painting Call us Bill Wyatt and ·t ial flower for Easter. Cliff'i; George Staats, Phone WY2·2871 Shoe Repair, Middleport. Pomeroy, Ohio. 4-7-6tp 4-12-Jt p ' ------- ----BUILT KJT,.HEN DEI CU_STOM s1&ned fo:- · our bow� Y,...,. ea- 1949 HARLEY DAVIDSON . .)IQ. torcycle 74. Newly recond 11Lontun,tes. Jo·n,..,;nan aud Abbott. 1•rl . motor. Contact Harry Housh, 8-fi-U Phone WY-2-6321 . Cllrton, W . Va. SP3-5238. 4 l :l-6tp Y-E LEVISION RADIO AND SMALL Appll1nc:1 repair. C1II Frank HAVING LOST MY H USBAND, I Captein,, 41 4 N. Second AH., will sell the following personal Middleport. 2 3 tfc properly at auction at my . home, one mi le N E. ol Racine, AUCTIONEER Ohio on Oak Grove Road, April Complete- SerYic:1 161h, 1 2 : 30 P. M.: Traclor, disc, Crltt Bradford iron wheel wagon, manure Wrhe, Phone or Contact spreader, horse drawn disc, A. C. BRADFORD, Racina, Oh'-. plows, cultivflors and other 2�-tf farm tools, 28 inch saw with mandiel, 8 hives of bees and a H0'\1 � DUILDEHS, E lHCff CA.Bl· NET makers Formica sink tops, lot of bee l"quipment, bcrr)' box Vinyl asbeslos block laid. House cs and crates, coal brooder, repair■ of all descriptiom, Call kerosene brooder, Baby Grand G ur 1':e·gler, Radne, Ohio. piano, mllndolin, chairs, dishes, 2 24 Uc vases, some very old ones, iron kettles, stone jars, picture llULLDOZER SEHVICES AVAll, frames, cuckoo clock, 2 0th.er ABLE by hour or job. Contact: clorks, ant'iqque bed and mar­ :\1 as1m t:ity SP 3-�776, Delwon ble top dresser, cord bed, In Roberts. • 3 12 23tp di.in relics, Civil War relics, 2 --s1ove pipe hats, spinning wheel ARE YOU RUN DO'NN AT THE complete fishing equipment and heel•? DoH f'OUr --.o ul nNCI uw­ many other articles not listed lng? - Best Wqrk. Lowed Price•. A number of these articles are fitACINE SHOIE IERVICE SHOP very ohl and unusual. RAC INE, OHIO. Term of sale: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents GRAVELY T�ACTOR SALIS AND M rs. Norman J. Theis s Service, 512 I!. Main, Pomero,. Owner. Phone WY2-2975. Open 'tll 9 Sale conducted by Bradford p, m. until Jun• 1 . S.la1inan: A uction Co. Huold Barnhart, Rted1¥llle. A. C. Bradford, Manager Ohio. Phone Coolvlll• 3691. Crltl Bradford, Auctioneer. 3-19-tfc 4-9-5tc INSrt;CTION S . PHONE FREE Supply WY2-2774. Gilmore SIX HOOM HOUSE AND DATIi Store. Vaughan Pest Control in Harri11onville. Close to Co., SI. Mary's, W. Va. Mem­ church and 11ehool. Mr1. John bn of National Pest Control Stout,, ! l.arrisonvillc. 4•6-6tc 4-D-tfc Associalion. HAVING SOLD MY FARM I WILL offer at public aurtion Thurs• LAWN MOWERS SH ARPENED, gasoline mo�ors repaired, ma­ day, April 14th, at 12:30 on chine saw riling. Ernest L. Le· Leading Creek Itoad, 4 miles wis, 4H '.'f orth Third St., Middle­ We!!I of Rt. 7 al Hobson, 2 mi leti port . 0 , Phone WY2-2356. south of Itutla11d, 'h mile cast 4-12 ..flk of Bingham Mill the following: 1 W D. A. C. Tractor, 1 A,.. ·'- · ,\J'IYON� WHO WANTS Tl!�I� Combine with clovet 1UI �ardens plowed in Middleport · · mcnls, complete with 2 or 11earby Cull WY2-5447 . spreaders. I A. C. 7 rt. Mower, 4 l2-3tc. I A. C.Pickup plow, l Ca!le side rake. I 7 ft . dl11c, 1 lime sprea­ der, 2 ru bber tire wagon,, with bo,t 1md £111t boltom. I team mares wilh harness el about 3000 lh, 11 q uontlty or new anrl used lumber, 1 good rarm bell, 2 hnnd corn 11lanters, 2 grain cratlles, 2 cum sheller11, I Iron ketth•. 11 1 1 uanlity grain sack!>, '3efore 0:30 A.M Joi: l'ha ins, I sin�lo ,hovel 11low, Mlddl•port \I/ Y-2- 2619 1 <'ullivator, I log alcd, HOllrn lo­ Pomerof' WV•2-3195 ruNI posts, gasoline drums, 1 k:AUTZ l'l&D STOit side uddle, !et•d barrels. rer­ At Cht■ter tilb.er, wire stretchers, woven Yukon 5-2 1 45 and smooth, !lome houHehnlfl NAMILL HaVICE STAYION furniture, anliqites. Many olh.cr Behre 9:00 A.M. article!! too numerous to mt>n· Allnnf' 335 3 l ion. Nol rC'SPOll!ilble for acci­ dents. Every Day Senlte .... ___ f'RANK BEACll. CL lANDI (Owner) ..... • TV Rt,i.alr 1.aNi. John Wc11t, Aud ioneer Phone WY-2-22SS Ralph G ilmore, Clerk. t"Mn•roy, Oh 1._ Cash In hand 011 day of sale 4·9· 31p ---- I Legal Notice FINANCIAL RIPOllT 01' THS M>AltD OF IOUCATION For flllUII YNr lndlnt Doc-. Jlot, 1 9$9 Northern Loe el School Dlttrlct, . County of M■'-' P. O. Add,-, HarrlMnvllle, Ohl• Dat•: April 1 1, 1 960 I c•rtify th. follo-'nsi repwt to b. correct. Wllll•m J, Hobltetter, Clatir: Northwettern Local School Dl1trld Succ:nsor to North..-n Local School Dt1trlct $1 ,269,970.00 Tu Valuation Tu L•vy 15.SO 2<U School Enrollment S.aluiH •nd Watn $4&,291. 1 2 Sumnwirf' of C■ffi a■ l1nces, Rac:eiptl ■.wl Expenditures Bal1nce, J•nuary ht, 1 959-4159.06 General f"und 3777 .35 Bond Retirement Fund 6 14.74 Lunch Room Fund 8551.Ui Total Riteeipt1-00,126.76 General Fund Bond Retirement rund 3270.47 Lunch Room Fund "920. 31 73.317.M Total 83,888.611 Total Rcpts and Bal. Expenditu,..._ General Fund 63,881.84 4960.00 Bond Reti rement Fund Lunch Room Fund 8989.48 Total 15,821.32 B•l•nu, Oec:emlNr JI it, 1,St-General Fund D000,98 Bond Retirement Fund 20l'I' .82 M5.S7 Lunch Room Fund Total 8247.37 Total Exp. and Bal. 8.11868.89 RECEIPTSR.venu.,_ General Property Tues-General Fund 18,086.29 Bond Retirement 32'70.47 19,BM.78 Total Property Tax Foundatlqn Protr•m-­ Cash Received 43,974.27 µeduction For: Teachers Retirement 346&.00 School Emp. Retirement ,196.00 County Board of Educ. 1Mi7.oo 49,012.27 Total Foundation Pro1. Federal Sublidiea 1336.29 Lunch Room Rcpt, MM.02 Total Revenue Receipts 7G,289.34 Non-ReYfflU._ Miscellaneous Non-Revenue 28.20 Total Rev. and Non-Rev. 7�JU7 .54 Total Transactions 73,317.D,4 EXPENDITURH.... Salaries and Wages Adm. 1 155.00 Office Supplles 123.S� Repl. omce Equip. 49.17 Rprs. Adm. Bldgs , 175.!)7 Total other Purposes 348.29 Total Adminiatration 1 003.20 lnstruc:tion­ Personal Servlce.1 39,437.70 Te�t and Work Book1 283.37 Total Instruction 39.701.27 Librarle1-­ School Librar-y Books Tolal Libraries Tran1pert1tlon of P11pll1Penonal Service 3897.75 Molur Vehlcle Supplies 1515.78 Mat. for Mainl, 1 97.82. Rcpk. Motor Vehicle 582e.99 Rpn. Motor Vehicles 886.96 Bus Housing 199.92 Total Other Purpose!'. 8327.47 Tot.ti TranAportatlon 1 2,025.22 School Lunc:h95Pcraonel Scrvke 1878.32 Supplie1 and Food 5154.24 Equipmenl 238,82 Total Other Purpoaea Ml3.18 Total St:hool Lunchea 7081U8 Other Au•ll l«try Awenclet,Lecturer s DQ.00 Recreational Supplie, 9.23 Tchrs Relr. Contri. 3460.00 Emp. Relr. Contri. 398.00 Bd. ol Edu. Conlri. 917.00 Total Other Purpose, ft041.2.1 Total Other Aux. Aa:. m'J.2S OpentHHI of School PlantPersonal Service 2324.35 Janiton SuppliH 1 10.35 Eleclricit:y 736.00 Telephone l:M,20 482.48 Insurance Tollll Olhr.r Purpo1e1t 14f9.00 Tolal Oper. of Sch. Plant 37'13.38 M11lntcnance o( School Plant- . . . Materials for Malntenan«i Bldgs and Ground1 1144'32 BARNES-SiMf'SnN lN&lJR,..N� Rprs. Srhool 81dll:S 100.00 A,:ents, Mlrldleport. Fin , l.uto,- Engineers 100.00 mobile, Bond,. Phone WY-> 'I. 2003. _ · - ··- _ __ 1 COMPLETE lN�URANCE �RO tectlon. Life, Auto, • 1re, Pollo Call Don MIU., 1/llddleport. Oh1•. �ACIN -=m lrome, balb, buemenl, foited 1lr bea� 2 81'VJ:Bll lar1, lots, out ol hia;h water. $ 1 1 .000.00. POMIR0Y RURAL-6-room bun• 11low, h•lh. full baument, fur­ . ...... ....... c.. nace heat, drllled well, several _ fruit Lreea ind 1lmoat an .acre _, llh .....,_ ..:., 'I I <11> , I ' , ,, , ' � , ' of land . $ti000.00. Can you beat Call Dlci Sterrett ■ ■ -------- - ( 9o ) Morine Suppl ies UHD BOATS AND MOTORI $H and wip whlla th-, l,at. Matr� polit■n Moton. 600 I. Main It., Pomeroy. Phone WY _,..t.170. 1 1.2,t.tfc I �For Sol• or Ren, . FOR RENT OR SALE FIVE room modern house .and 20 1rrr!I of good ground on 880 1t Darwin. C11l1 L\'2-8130, At­ hens. LucJlle llold,n. 4·8·3lc ( 1 4) For Rent A.PA!f�'MENTS - Jl"urn11hed. and untur11i1hed. Mdl1.1ten, Mlddl& port Phon" WY-2-'286. 2·3-U 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 3 room apartments. A. N. Bengel, Phone WY2·3272. 1 1·2-Hr F'O UR ROO M IIOUSE. CELLAR, ii!od well, ,i:ardt'n. $20-.00 a month. Delbert Gaul, Chesler, 4-7·3lp Ohio. YUD-2401. F'IVE ROOM HO USE WlTlt BATH wall lo wall carpcUng In livint: room. Very modern. Garaa:e. can be seen by contaclina: Mn. John Ruascll, Fi■her St., Pome• roy, O. 4-8-31.c 4 ROOM HOUSE. 111 PEARL ST. �lso £or sale, 104 9 ¼ tc,n' Chcv­ rolcl l>lckap $2M. Inquire Claylon Bolyard, Aah St.1 Middleport. 4 1 1 3 1p ------ l)Jo:I.UXE 4 IIOOM DOWNSTAIRS unhlrnishrd apartment. Nicely rur,,i!lhcd 2 bedroom 2nd rtoor ap:.arlment. Middleport WY2· a874. 4•12-lltp ( 18) F.rnployment Wonted HO\JSEWORK BY TIIE DAY. 181 Pearl St., M.lddleport or WY2211QO. -l< ( 20b! I nsurance Special Services Planned By Special services are being planned tor thi.a: week in the En­ terprise Evangelical United Bre­ thren Church by the Rev. Fran­ cis H. Gluier, ,pastor of the church. Wednesday evemn1; a� 7:30 a special Lenten service will be in chara:e of Mrs. Jim Will. The chil­ dren's. choir under the direction 'Of Mrs. Victor Young Jr., will sing several numberA. Mrs. Will is to apeak on the topic "Bearing The Cross." Thursday evening at 7:30 Rev. Glazier will be in char&e of the c1ndlellgbt floly Commbnion service. The youth choir will sing durin& I.be pro.uam . Frid1y evening al 7:30 Rev. Glalier plans to condu.ct the Good Frldoy ..,.vice. The Knights Templar lodge of Pomeroy will be a:ueaU at the service. Special mu­ sic wlll be given by tbe adult -choir. Ea1ter Sunrite ser"\'ice will be Leid at 8:30. WonhLp 1ervice will begJq al 9:30 a. m. At 2:30 p. m. an Immersion baptism will be held near the Eaatern High School, The public i1 invited to allend . c... .... Legal Notice 1 1 44 32 Total Other Purp03es 1 144.32 Total M■int. Total Oper, School Plant 3773.38 Tolal Current School Cost 4917.70 Debt Servlc.,_ Bonds or Noles Maturing 3000.00 1950.00 Intert1l on Bonds [nt. on Cert. of lndebt. 191.69 5141.69 Total Debt service 7M21.32 Tot1I Tranaacllon, A5HTS AND LIABIILIT IIS AHITS-C11h Money on Hand 8247.37 tnv. SuppUea ■nd :Materials 1250.00 200().00 Landa 1 13,000.00 Buildinc.1 22,000.00 Equipment 146.'97.37 Total J\11et.!I LIABILITIIS-. 5200.00 Accounts Payable 62.000.00 Bonded Debt 67,200.00 Total Liabilitie1 79,297.37 Exceu o( Aaaeta 146,497.37 I Total (4) 1 2. It< I It. Middleport 10D-ACR E 1'.AIM-Near Alb.any on Roule M, lay1 well. HH an Jl-Joom frame, bath. cloaell, 2car garage, also a t-room frame with natural 111, walfll", and --- ------ - - -~ electricity. Baaemen t barn, 20 FOR SALK FIVE IIOOM HOUSE stanchion,. lOO•ton allo, milk with bAth. Nlee location. MelYin houae,. z pondt. 60 acn,a In cul­ Hood. 1 1 1 Locu1t St., Pomeroy. tivation. Mineral,. P0,000.00. 3-30-.10tp VlltC.IL TIAPOIID. lol­ Box 22, BOUSE FOB SALE rn rAGEl'hone WYU711 town, 1i x room,, 4 room1 down, 4-9·3tc 2 up, 1pproxlm11tely 1 acre le­ vel land exMUenl well 13 milea from Pomeroy on Stale! Route TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, 10 JNr& old, bath, 33 acre.a, 10me 892". Prlee $1 ,000.00. Inquire truct land, fN.e IU. berrlet. Mu. HcweU at P11etown. fruit, city water '5,500. W Y2· 3-12·801c 8731. 4-Nl< OR SALE HOUSE I N POMEROY FOR SALE HOUSE Wini SIX 7 rooma, bath, large lot, close room, alkl both, 100 i lOo cor­ • to n(lw achoo) location, aas ner lot in M11on. Willltm In• 4•5-61 p heat. Call WY2•3708. gels. Phone S9ruce S·Ml1. 4-9-111< FOR SALE, SIX ROO�! HOUSE and bath. Garden. Extra build· lng on Main Street, Rutland. F ,\RM FOR SALE 70 ACRES 8 room house, him, cellar and St'c Kathleen Carpenter, Depol outbuilding,, plenty of 'lt'ljer, 4•7-3lc St., Rutland. puture, coil mined br atrip­ ped. Price 13000. tl,000 down, FOR SALE HOUSE lN SYRA· paymenlt on b•lance. Located l cuse, ?Ii rooms, litlA, water and mile from Dexter. Wilkuville excellent location. Prict d low 4-12-llp for q1.1ick aale. Phone Wl9-365l. MOll-4242. .-4- 7-Stp. FOR SALE HOUSE IN POMEROY FOUR ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 7 rooms, bath, l1r1e lot, clote to new ■chool te>c11Uon, 1a1 Good location 961 S. Second, hoo� Call WY:i-3'108. 11.iddleporl. 4-9-3\p Phon• WY -�-35'1 ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate --·- . ··· · • · · ...··• \ • • - • • • • • V • •• • - • • •• ,.•• • • Ohio Araold Grate, OWIIU Olt CONTACI' IL\S0N FUllNl'l'Ulll l'lleae 8P-3111t ....., W. VL 2121 ■Uu ,., pllo■ wlUI 1uta11111lc trans■l�n I Minneapolio, Minn. (Special). For the S<OOnd yar in "}'""• the amuing Lark. V-S. liveliest of all the compact can. out--cconomized every V-8 car in the ri�rou, �-day official mileage test. All can ent� were atock �"· The . mun, Mobilgas Economy R u n was closely 1upcrv11«1 by the Umtcd .S..ta Auto Club. Th< r,,ull,1 Look at the econOllly fiaurea. PS ITS C,WS •fl.4ff1( Y-8 ••• SWEE · 22.• ■11n jllrpllll a■t«t■e■ln1 all low MNl■■ Pilcl cn 11N1! a.n ­ A ,muhina: victory by The Hawk-over more than a dozen_ other aomc co,tin.g hundred& of dollan more. And it made this impraaivc mileage record equipped with automatic trammi&-Sion. � b(ucs. � steering. :rile Hawk by.Studebalr.cr u daigrlcd for ,port-with new gra.lU V-8 • power. SIX. SAVES YOU MlltEY TOO! 21.N ■1111 �:-..tut'I IIIJ ¼ ti 1M ltlfJ. f°'! �ve with T_h� Lark. Sav� on m�no� repain, Gas milea:. �::�\:ay �rk., 11)sur�nce, high trade-ID value. collmon major parts replacement, wa}"SI ddlertnt. four you 5-avei Lark. lb�l Economy .... TOM BIJE MGTOBS, 319 S.. TJdrd St., Mld..e� O. • � • -� - � - -- • - ' . Ill YOUR STUDEIIAKER atAI.ER TOl!AYI STAIIT YOUR SAVlNGS TOMORROWI � " , ·----------------·-····· .... ' t C:honri'e l �Tuesda, t - � ACCIP'S 'IO; CHARLTON CHESTNUT.'! '/0' H,AS i:,,.sSED .OCID TfST-NAMEL'I HOl,IIIT ,AB& LO'l/1!.S . "'IO'!!- ™' h tp t s,oo t u:oo t Channel 8 - Weclnesda, -,---=- =--= Tv ,C ha nn el 13 w-H-T N �= -=- t t vill- t t Channe . · l l l T uasdOJ "- .t�V:•�th h t 1-wf�. t a·so ::l'- ,: �, WJ E H t,so s:oo ,:oo \ Mrs. WMPO Daily Program Schedule Ju,t For You News Just For You Ca,l\�g O n Pl. Pleasant Music Go Round News Music Go Round Local News M.u1ic Go Round Sportl In Review Sportt Score, The Band Bgx Pat Boone Sbow Sundown Serenade Off the Air • • • • ;; POLIS ·SE MTiN'Ci "�, BED FOR OE GAULLE .UPI-A man I' denti. WA RSA SAN FRA N CISCO UPI-Car· un Zzamborski was Zygm as fied ns Ho• · penters at l he Merk Hopki an army rourt to te: have completed an 8-fool-long sentenf'ecl by n Monday on priso in years ten bed for French President Chlrles suppll ed defense in· he es charg 4-fnch t, 6-foo de Gaull e. The to acent s or the United French chief of stale will visit formation . States San Francisco Aprll 27. Monday Th••••h Friday '5:58 Sien On 8·00 Gues t Star 8:15 News & Weather a:ao RFD 7,00 Break fast Party 8:30 News B·3.!!: !Breakfast Party 9: 00 News 10; 00 C!offee Time 10, 1 5 swap Shop 10:32 Morn ing Devotion, l0:45 On the Town 1 1 ;00 Country Hoe Down 12:oo Noon News 12,30 1 :30 1 :35 2,00 3:00 ; ' 30 J:3, 4:30 4:30 5;00 S:10 5: 1$ 6:45 6:00 0:30 w t t Mason Coun ty e,oo r t Up To Th e Minute Channel 1 3 Wednesday --- Y·B ••• REPEATS FOR SECOND YEAR ----- ,A WC HS..TV- Chan ne l 8 RUTLA ND FURNI TURE � - +u-oic dealer wbe can serve :,ot, promptly and where prices are al�• lowest quoted, We are equipped to gl•e you &OOd, •Ulcient 1ervlce. CICJHd Tllllndl\1' Aflenoou lallud, Mr8. an Brll'lgs You Th.e In Mobllgas Eco nomy Run ! I Mrl• Channel 3 - Wtcln1tsda1 C .. STU DEBAl{E R ECONOMY PROVED AGAI N • ll? au4. �'lTt" t from a local bul.lr: 'fulun t e • t BUY YOUR BOTT LED GAS . . . ,., . "1fl· COI.LECTIV IZE FAIIMS BERLIN U PI-The East Get· man news Service repor ed Mon• day that all (arma in 12 of East Germany's 14 administr.ative dis­ tricts now are coll�Uvized. t ,-.... ........ .. ... . ,n Llneal11 Market Report t NOIAl l'O\J TAl:r TIIAT L18RAAY CARD AND YOO li.l',J( VP nlE 5TAJ!is Of THAT LIBIIAl!Y. AND 'IO,/ GO T�il\!USII Tllll5E OilOl<S AAO Y ,UX 00T A BOOK !! h Melg1 General Hoaplt.11 Saturday evening, Mrs. Chapman i1 suffer• ing from a he� condition. Marion Ours and Virglhia Ar­ nott ,_pent the nekend recent­ ])' with Mr. and Mn. Bill Oun, Wellsville ·and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ours, New Brighton. Attendance at Fairview Sun• day School �as �2. Herbert Ru1seU ,nd Lester Roush "isited their alsler at the St, Jo,eph Hoepital, P•tJoero­ burg, Sunday. Reviv1l services are now in progre!S ai Mt. Moriah Church of God. Service■ at the �airview church Euler where Rev. Ernest Thom­ as is pastor are as follows Sunrille service 6:30 a. m., Sunday School 9:30 a. m. with an ega: hunt to follow for. the cbildr@n, County wide cl.111 meeting 2 p. m. Eas­ ter ,program 7 :30 p. m . Every.body i1 welcome to attend eaeh of lhe■e aervices. Roberta Rou1h of Letart G:rade School, Eighth Grade, w.as one of the champion• wbo went to Rut­ land Tuesday nliht to compete with other champion spellers. The championship was won by Howard Johnson Jr. Notiefl ia hereby ,:iven that Mlld­ red Ll,acllle Smith whose Post Of­ fice addre11 11 Chester. Ohio, has been duly appointed Administra­ trix of the Eat.ate of Benjamin K. Smith, late of Chester Town1bip, Mehr:• County, Ohio, deceased. Dated hll 2nd day of April 1 960. • F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court ClNCINNA TI - Produce: Eggs, M.elga County, Ohio (4) 5, t2, 19. 3lc consumers net prices paid at farms A jumbo 37-42, A large 34· 40, A medium 32-38, A small 24-30, B large 24•32, undergrades 17-21; FOB A large 44-46, A medium 42· Cno No. 12.,,S, 44, -B large 40-4:2. S,t. Anthony Clrdillo, whose Poultry, at farms fryers 2"2-4 lb lut known addreu w11 RFD 1, 17- 1 8 ½: , heavy hens \9-24, Jight Lan,vllle, Ohio, la hereby notified hens 10• 14 ; rrycra (183,700): 40 pc tbat on the 211t day of November, 17, 17 pc 17½: . 4 1 pc 1 8. 2 pc 18½: . llt58, Margaret Anti Canllllo, l!teing plalntlU, filed her petition again11t these services. During the Easter him ilS defendant in the Court of season is a good time to begin Common Pleas, Meigs County, belng regular in your church at­ Ohio, Cale No. 12,790, praying for tendance. God goes to church divorce from Hid Sgt. Anthony every Sunday, "Do you-?" OanUllo, on the JN1und1 of ex:­ tNlme cruelty, and plaintiff also pray• (or cuatody of minor child­ ren and other proper relief. S111id cause wlll be for hearln1 on lor after the 18th day of April, 1960. M■rcaret Ann Cardillo, Plaintiff J. B. O'Brien, Attorney for Plaintllr (3 > a, 16, 22. 29:<4> ,, 12, a , ·•TIONWI•■ ..- -Md gu� of M.n, Sweene)', If' JHn Park•r Homer P1rker, Mr. and Mn. Har• PTA To MEET t The Weatern Lo a! l">TA will 17 Willford 1nd Mr. Vin.Met.er of met!t Monday even iog April 1 1 al Ratine apent ThundaY, Jn Colum­ bu1. V/hile there they se-cored emlhe Rutland Grade School. music l ph,11neht in Lancuter. A group or instrumtntiil !Ii.:. N­ I 1 1 :00 Price Is Right George LArkirf• of De• '¥01f1111 studenls will take part in the ai>1.11ln1 wit.It, 1 1 :30 Concentration recently program. A socia.l hour with re- At.., vlllted t 2 , 00 Truth o r Consequenee1 2,25 Cincinnati Baseball Game treshments will follow the meeting. John Larkins ind onille Hoaue, 11 t2,30 It Could Be You 5:30 Woody Woodpecker An open house of clau :roorlli amt othe:r rela ives. 11r. Ark• fl race■ New, the Day Mid . 1 :00 attend to d a,oo l\fusif' in the Round will be held. All int.erested persons p��nne e. lrip � Movietime L IQ returrl hla on an8,A1 are urged to attend. . 6 , 1 5 Jim Thacker Show of 2:30 Lorett■ Youne T eater M'r. and Mn. Frank Cu CONC E RT SOLOIST 6,25 Weathercaat wrth d&l'• [ew a Youug Dr. ,dalone 1pent 3,00 CohJIDbus daua:hter Mis• Marilyn Turner, 6:30 \\ews Plrtur. of 3 30 From Tbe!le Root.s of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Turner, WJ.1 'llr and Mrs. Cutb Job ,_on 8:45 HunUey Brinkley Report � I Frll'I� 11nd 4:00 Comedy Playhouse � s featured soloist at a concert pre• Bridbury 1,00 Cannonball Uon m VIC Wet!U two' a 4,30 Adventure Time following . orthe with night senled Tue!lday 7:31) 1..0ram1e Mn. ind JohnttOn at BUI S : 00 �teao:it chestra of the Manhatta n School of tlorlda. Mrs. , them 8:30 Startime with home ed return 5:30 Quick raw McGraw s Larkin Music, New York ...-, •y. 9,30 Arthur Murray Party 6: 0I) Music in the Round Miss Turner presented the foi' a few da)'I. 1 0, 00 M-�quad The .,in, !ba.eker Sbow Mr. and Mrs. Kennetll Michael s,u "Salve Regina" o( Pergolea i, a vot0,30 Phli Silvers Show iOn, Mike, Chilllcothe, were ,a Wtathercait and and t& movemen six cal number in Mr. U·OO NCWA J,fpsi,tlin.e. Jcllll New, l>itf'8"'1 alao the premiere of the ''Three weekend �eltl of bi.a parentl, 1 1 : 10 ·t/lieathercast l T )ISleliae. !tu Mu and Soonet5·• of Ludmila N lehla with 8:45 Huntley B'rin�er Rerort 11 - 15 Jatlr. Paar Sbo• Mrs. Cu.ah Johiillot1 of W,iduUQ' wurtls from Shakespeare. Miss 7,00 Manhunt i:00 ciign Off Mrs. Friride• Urlih1 ,1.u re­ and r coJnpose known well a is Nlehla 7:30 W11gon Train borne ffom i \'lilt II) ID· �urned on is and in the New York area 8:30 Prl., I, Bight J . W. n l!l•tiaj,olla with Mt. and Manhatta the of !acuity the 9,00 Perry Como Sb ow , Jeffries. achooI.. 5:43 Sign On 10,00 This. is 'Your Life CaitOU Sno'!'den Conducting the concert was Nlch- . Mr. and 6:00 Continental Classroom Tombstone. Territory t1. \fa&h • 10,30 ficaU� a enjoying . Flagello, European and American 1:00 Today "(Hl th! Snowden . Mr. 1 C, D. Betdl1Jie ington, Newa conThe . 11:00 composer and Show conductor 9,00 Katie Doonan l 11:1� W••lbe-1 <:ert was attended and reviewed by �ll ew.enae• pl(! tr l · ¥ ire1u 9,30 Topper 'l'be Jack Paar Show ,' -of Hll aate1 iecord wit& �4tlon■I 1 1 :ID the· New York music crltici. 10,00 Dough Re M i OIi Life and Accident ln1uratl'1', Co. Slp 1:00 aPpearmajor next urner's T Mis1 Hunch Your � 0:30 Play and ance will be as Ma'ddele11,a ln Ved- . Mr .Ayd Mrs. Cl aude DeJiuJ➔Y kend :ee W ' were veroon ot Ml. Nand, a\ 17th, April t ol " dis' "Rir,oletto the Manhattan School. · . . . . . . . . guests o( bcr 9aren s, Mr. t Mnl ;\. E . Plumn\er1 Colle ge , . Mr. DEMOCRATS MEET 1 1 ,30 I Married Joan at hiB o _e . county · Democrats Plum mer Is ill The Meig s '!:00 R'estless Gun of Mr. �d ��so.n y Rand Lt.e, 12,so L,,-,ve That Bob rnel at he R utland Grad e School · 4:00 American B,.ndsum11 s re�d wa s, William Rbnald the past week. The- meeting was 1 ,00 About Faces 5:30 Rocky and His Friends tbis week _ fa, · a al Hospit Holzer Conducted b:, the president, B111 1 :30 Medk 8:00 S,m Fr1.nci■co Beat . He recently un­ McKelvey. Don Mullen gave the see tllood trallBfusion �Jlll Day In Court �• 'Your Eaao Rep,Mter ectomv. tonoiU I en erw ..a retary report and spoke on the 2,30 Gale Storrit Shtnr ms is i� •a , cctume:40 WeatMrman Willia d Ronal v. Meigs County hospiUll issue. A Beat the Clock 8:45 John Daly Newt ital for obse rvation for a 3:30 Who Do You Truitt question and answer period follcw- bus hosp y incurred at his em­ injur back 7,30 Honeymooners ed. Mrs. Clarabell Reynolds, secrecan Bandstand Ameri 4,00 the Kyge1· Creek plant at 7,30 Sugarfoo tary to Cong. Walter Moel ler, gave ployment 5,30 ll'ly Friend Fllcta r. summe past the 8:30 Wyatt Earp a brief talk. Several candidates 8:00 San 1:T1nchco Beat Fred Morrill 11nd 9,00 ThP &ifiem iin Mrs. and Mr. were present including Ernest Wina,30 Your £au Jteponel' 9,30 Coit 45 brother, Mr. and his on called son Allensey, Maxine getl, Bill McKelv rmw.n and Jimmy. Weathe 6,40 Mark ents 10,00 Alco a Pres worth, Dan Livingston, Duke Benti Mrs. Carl Morria, News ii �t \he Daly John 6,45 Nichols in,t Louise Talk :Mrt. p Kee 10:30 and A udrey Young. The next meet.Men M'r• and Juat r, Four 7:(\Q daughte her o[ home hnigh, Refree port. To at e be Middle ing will The New n lle, St■hto Lan&avi Brave 1,30 son, Edmund Max ments were served to 65 persons. Mrs. 11'05 Scanning he Weather 8,00 Music for a Spring Nliht . R. -D The kitchen committee included l'l , 16 Sporlo Be"°tl 8,30 Ozr.it and Harriett Joyce Hatfield, daughter of Mr. itdyrt1e Donahu e, Katy Fink, Verna 11:15 Late Show 9,00 Hawaiip.n Eye Mrs. Raymond Hatfield, ls ill and Snowden, Mildred Hysell ana Ade1214& Sia:n Off 10,00 Wedne..tay Nigh! Flghlt home. her .at . . line Snowden. t0:45 StJOrtl Parade el; and Parer Hom Mrs. and Mr. RUTLAND •�RSON.ALS 1 1 : 00 The Newa Tordahl ,Pfarl , father bis . visited Suaie �oyd, ce Lawren Mrs. Mr. and ln, lhe Weather s,ann 10 , 1 1 Maude 1ar MtH Ulcu 1,nd. d, Spec Howar oon r, 8:00 Cart Dollna Marie and Divld amt Sherfy Parke 11 :IS Sports Report Creel, Chee er, S�nday, 8:30 Romper Room and Sally l>owell, Middlepor , 1 1 : 20 Late Show Mrs. Grace. Du1an n■, diacon­ 9:30 Mo..-ie aunt, 1 their sd&y with J ed Wedne Sign Oil <ll:43 "The .hut" rter Repo Esso 1 1:25 Y1iur Mrs. S. L. Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. tinued her restau rant • . health ill to due Ana Bryant. l. Ste ve, Larry' and G�rry S11owQe_n Homer Park.er and Harry Willford of Racine were in Cumberland, are spending this week wi h �elf Lucy Love 00 1 ! grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Roy Md. on busine"ss rfcently. • , 1 1 :30 Deeember Bride Guy Blac1'- of Charleston was • Snowden, while their parents, Mr. 12:00 Love of Ltfe Sunday visitor of 'Mr. and Mrs. J, and Mrs. Carroll S nowden are in t.:00 TlJ.c U..ththM D.11.1 h For Tomonow Searc l2:SO E. Jackson, Mr. and MTS. Al"la Bry- Washington D. C. 1:15 �·e• storm The Guiding Light 12:45 Agnes Sigman o f Langsville wes ant, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Luf'kadoo Nl,d,r or t:SC Ugt the City of Hearl . 1:00 a recent overnight guest of Julia ancl Mrs. S. L. Bryant. ·1:00 Th8' '111ttte stooget d TUrn• Worl the As 1:30 ens At of Sweeney Lucas and parents , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. 1:30 Life of �iley ' , 2:00 For Bet e:- or Worse er-insis her with days Richard Lucas. feW a spent · 1:00 mltb House ·Par� Mrs. Katie Mr. and, )Ira. Charles Simpki , Sweeney. Fern Mrs. Jaw, •· 11:15 • · ' •r , , . · 1'. •,.�,!Ullion61te , a also rented the Ethel Jocks,i was e, have, Langsvill i · , Da.vis, , :g · . · . . ..., , ,. , ,. , •<t � , . ....,Jf.Yffll�!l'YOU!I ._ . roperty aii.d will move there 1,00 • •. n Da) ei' e Brlgbt . "" ' -· .., . · J:Jt;J i'rb �• � l:Hi '!':1e Secret Storm Kloes Beginning 'i:30 . To :•� the Truth , Edge of Night Show ere O"lCe Den nls• ni,e Three Stooge, Her Restaurali.t Lellse 8:30 · Martt · i.ove1 of Dbby Gilli& J:30 The Life of Riley Mrs. Karl KlGetf, who ,leased Smitb--llen J r Home Restau rant last week Arthu the P• 1:00 Tightt</ _):00 . from Julian Hill and" itnton Wolfe fl:15 A Look at the Weather 1 · 1:30 Re4 •,� lton · Show have recen tly purchased i wh:o Show ShoW' · oore_ 6:20 Jule Rivlin -lO..tOO: ' Gar.tJ,� Edj;!:ar Pratt, began her Mrs. (Tom . • New • O'c J :bo 1 1 1:30 Amos ·n' ,\ndy last Friday . s dutia new . !1<10 A .Loo� al th� W�alher 1:00 Highway P atrol •' said her res auran 'Klaes Mri. · 11:-1:a. Special tBtoadcas '1:30 Be our G uest from �:30 am until open be will J2:00 Theater 1 3 8:30 Men Into Space 9:30 pm each day. 9:00 The Millio naire Mrs, Mlldr@d Hy1ell of Hysell �:30 I've Got A Secret · Run has been employed as. a f'ook 10:00 Armstrong Circle Theater to replace Mrs. Addle Bitter who 1,00 New.s t'clock Newt 1 1 ,.t:00 has been workin g al the Home aroo K.an, ain Capt 1:15 er Weath the al Look A 10 : 1 . approximately for Restattrant Car:toon Theater Ill Theater 0 g to open .1:1 planhln is andyeara nitie Show Rowe .o ,oo Red 1:30 S\ln Of! small restaura nt on Locust St­ !0,30 On the Go reet In the near future. Also em­ ployed u a cook at the Home Restaur.1nt ls ·Mrs. Pete Herdman. Channel 3-l'uesda, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rlirden mov­ ed into the Otls Swan · properly re­ cently purchased by Ray R iggs. .Mr. and Mra. David Yatea at­ tended revival service, at Reeda­ ville Wednesd1:y eventng. Mr. and Mn. Luce of Ravenna visited her sister, Mra. Nell Groce and family. Mrs. R ummager tt,cnt a recent week end in ParkenbW'g with friends. Geugft: Montgomery 15.9 on upper 12.6 on lower, running 36 feet; Gallipolis 18.5 on upper 31.9 on lower running 128 feel; Lock 23. 24.8. Condition of Movabl■ Lockl: AU locks are down with river falling .I -per hour at Loek 23. Ohio River Boats: Down bound Emsworth Trade Winds at 9: JO am, 10-0; Lock 12, Nancy Chotin at 7:50 am, 0-4:; Lock 1 ,, Mike Creditor al 9:25 am, 21-0; IJland Creek al 9:45 am, o.a; Invader al 10 am, 0-4; Lock 17 George G., at 6:45 am 0·5; Lock 20, I. F. Frie­ berger al I I am, 0-2 1 ; Lock 23, Robert E. Reed, 12:40 pm 0-9; A. V. Criss at 5 : 40 pm Atlas in tow C. V. Harnar at 8:45 pm 2-0; J. B. Chavin at 1 1 : 1 � pm, 1-3; Upbound Lock 23 Paul Blaier -at 12: 1, pm, 6-0; Vulvan al 2:40 pm 9-0; Bea• ver at 5:35 pm 0- 1 ; Fred W. Ol­ cott al 12:20 am 2-1 ; Elger Cliff at 5:25 am, running light; A .V. Criss Jr., at 7:20 am, J-6; Jfpie D. at 10 am, 0·8. 11,341. l1t■te of hnlamln K. Smith LJl.uitt .- KIVEH REPORT ■ OF A,POINTMENT TELEV ISION GUI DE WSAZ.TV Chann el 3 Bf' Ver■ Weber Mrs. Ethel Larltins, and Mr. and Mn. Harold Oaborn e and family apent Sunday with Mrs. Roland Stelhem and family. An Ea■ter Sunriae Service will be held at the Loni Bottom Meth� diat Church at 5:lD a. m. Mrs. Oscar Babcock and son, Ray, spent the weekend with ltr. and Mra. Charles M 11aar and DHid. P. A . Weber vllited a rew day, with his son, Norman Weber, and familJ. Orva Jean Holler visited Greta farton. Junior Wolfe of Marietta Col­ lege spent the weekend with hls mother, Mrs. Doll.)' Wolfe and family. Ralph Durst and family moved from the Edna Carleton residence to Antiquity. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush visited Mrs. Clarence Chapman at Legal Notice HOTIC Long Bottom Social Events BY MRS. HER BERT ROUSH Mrs. Clarence Shields returned home Tuesday after being a 1urgl­ cal patient al St. Joseph Hospi­ tal, Parkersburg. E. U. B. Church 1 2. 1 l Real Estate ·1#.__LI \,,,ll�fl' �■ DON Apple Grove Society Events • ·sq,; · Rutland Community News Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 12, 1960-7 � " EWS • '.: i ( • ' '"l-'11'G• ' · -:,1 : ·� · _.�-· � 1,1;./ 1 _; . ., · � , �1 ' !'-.-' an ,..:i ;� •• 1 5 ·05 'P M • • t r ---��=��=��==�=��er::.:_,;:-;;.;;-;;.;iin . :. , use 'Laure l c· l'1ff k ·weeDiehl Event$ OfChal'IH By Mn. Mr. and. Mrs. Charlie Brown and is were the SlinI family of Galli�l day gUesbl of Mr. and Mrs. Georte Reruhaw. Mr, and Mn. Lou Diehl attend� . � �dford .�urch dedl�p&ion � centty. . Ji. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lou Dleti} , c.allto on the - Ed Russell family Mentl.f. ·- Lester !BrOt)kovel'.' hali retu,rned to hil em loym�nt af er apt\nding d I weeke-.i! at hornit. -Mr. ind :MI'S. Lou Dlef1.tl\y11� bla Tlater, Mn. Alice M()()ft. MT. ,nd Mi'9. Clarence AckJe)', · Athenl, spent Sunday with h er PIii enu, Mr. and Mrs. Nonnah' Schaet,; , 10 AM 11� 1I 'AM • H M!4- . ·. WHAT • . • CAN I FOR A SPUNT,' a UGII Y JilfflBS ft iJ "J .•, t \I �• • n S-naily Se tlnel , Pomeroy-Mlddleport ' O., AprU 12 ' 1960 WANT ADS POlt CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE RESU LTS RATES 3 centJ per word. o■e in&ertioa. Minimum ch&r1"" - 60 cent.I. I cents per word for Lhree consecutive insertions. Special - one moulh for 30 cent.J. per word. Pull rate of S cents per word wil l be charged for adYertising 1f QOt paid witihin 10 days after receiving b1!1. l'non in Advertising - Should be reported immediately. The Daily Sentinel wiU net be re:tponaible for more than one incor- ..... ....-.. Card of 'lbanb and Sipecial Notices of E,·ents U.00. Obituaries r+llsb� at 1 cent per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. 60c 16 $1 .35 90c $4 . 50 20 60c 51.20 $ 1 .80 $6.00 75c 211 51. 50 $7.50 $2. 2:1 Adi N!IC!tived by 10 A.M. will be in that day s paper. I l' J Notices PHONE WY-2-21 57 - f-or :io le I�I , ,,...._ M. Fain S NGEH ELECTRIC POHTABLE T....,.lte ■nd Pe1t Cc...irGI sewing machine In excellent ,-,... ln1111 tlon,, tnsuranoe Nationcondition. Balance due only ..... . .., terms.. $39.50. Terms jf desired. Ph.one ,..._ t1'ocawc or WY 2·2366 WY2·2204. 4-6-6lc Pwtlffl■uth PR 6-2150 2 29 Uc G. E, OVEN, ONE HOME MADE quilt. Phone WY2-626tl or Mrs Charles E. Snider, Un ion Avenue. 4·7•3tc I WISII TO THANK A LL MY RJI UHARB ROOTS. OLD VICTOllfrielHll and relatives for the l A and Cvn.idlan Red· Guarantcarda 1nd flowers sent to ml' eed to grow. 25C each. Second durinC mJ recent illness and house eut from School house b01p.ltalit1lion at Meig6 Genin Syracuse. William I I . Holmes. era) Hoapit.al. Eva Robaon 4 4 Uc 4-12- l lc 121 Cord of Thanks WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR N ECCIII S �:WJNG M ACHI N E 1ln«u thinks to the docton, equipped lo zi.i:•zag, darn, monoind nunea al Holzer llo1pital, gram, etc. Sold 01 iginally for 1lao .Re": Card, singers, th, $181 .00. Pay t•'f balance due the oianlat, pallbearers, Ewing $56.IJ() o, S...00 per month. Funeral Home, blood donors, Phone W V2•2ll>4. 4·6--tllc � -thoM: tending flowers, friend!! neij:hbora ond relalivea that t:HHOMt<� FOI..DING TYPE Wheel d1a1r. C11-ll WY 2·292 1 . htlped in any way durlni the 4 1 1 3tc illneH 1nd death or our beloY• fd hu1b■nd and father. l>O YOU PAY CITY PHICE S FOR Mn. Alvin Ruasell and Children wmd farm muchlncry when I 4·12·1\p can 83Vl! you up lo 60% . I give a bonus on ev6:rytl11ng J sell by Ma TIN<i NOTICE · The ,Mele• County Democratic • tak111i,: off on the cost. Price! t.akcn from local and Columbus Club meets April 1 1 Ill the Mid· papers: "dttpon Elementary Scnoo1 build Jd:y Pr:re City Price Bonu� l111 at 7: 30 p. m. H,efreahments. \ � ford. Everyone 11 welcome , {4) 8, 3tc I J04fi $37> uo $375.00 $ 1 00.00 · NOTICX,: TRUCK GROWERS - \ 1 �48 $475.UU $595.UO $ 1 20.00 ! H■vt cabbage plants now. Wil l llJ5 1 $575.00 $700.00 $ 125.00 bav,i Lomato planh laat of April J. D. A. C..U or brin6l orden. L"harlea 1944 $325.00 $550 00 $225.00 IY4ti rt. Rttrl1, Portland, Ohio. Phone $425.00 �O.UO $2:t5.00 rn;n $ 1 U�.oo $260.oo .s e�.oo Vl3•2093. 4·9·3tr 7 Farmalli; $ l00.UO-$:J00,00 3 C'asc VAC $1�0.00-$2�0.00 2 Averys $!00.00-$200.00. Molme "U" with 3 botto m plow \807 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. CLEAN ear, 1it cyi. Economy with .std. 8 loot disc. 4 row cultivators, 4 n, w corn plu11tcr $650.00. tranamilaion. $101'6.00. lJJaetOlh·cr Super �!5 Tractor ""Jth tn11rt, P omeroy, 4-8-6tc he1,1vy dul)' lo11dcr nnd back .. � CtNtl UIM t.ar1 hoc cu11t $6800 00 my l)l" ice AU M■kft and Mooet1 $2200.00. •TIIOPOL ITAN MOTORS ford plow, $::10.00--$50.00 ... I°' INt M16n SI. Pull plows l ·:l 3 bottom $20.00 ..._.....,, Ohle to $00.00 DiSCII lHJ . 7-8 !out $25.00 lo 1114 FORD STATION WAGON., $80.00 VI Fordomat1e, t, pua. black Corn planlcre 2·4 row $20.00 lo end white two tone Uni.ah. $1�0. 00 '8»0,00. .Blaettn1r1, Pomeroy. 4 row pickup 1:orn planler rlue '11-lle condition new cost $t140.00 price $1�.oo. lill!O OLDS 98, 2 DOOR JIT, !\&II llal<r6' A. /-. $29G 00; JD-rTO WSW, full power, lirowu and f90.00; t'ord $3M.DO; N. 11. 77 while with cu1lom 1klrt1. $9n0,· $200.00-$250.00; tnt. wr $200; 00 .. Con1lder any trade. J1 honc fol 4�T $::170.00-$475.0U; Hake!! Muon Sl'ruttl .a-:i:282. by lhc dt>zens $35, 00 to $150.00 4 1 1 Btp Combines AC and Jo·ord $130.00 1800 HEI\CUJtY 2 DR. SEDAN. to $200.00; Ne w Johnson poul• llerc-o-maur. cleao cu m11de try pkkcr, city price $300.00 end out. "9Qo.Ol!. .lilaettnai'P., my pm·e lhi.11 paper hmeroy. i•d·6tc do<'sn'I have enou,qh space to print all the thin;.1 I have to 11117 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR. sc,H. I believe J c11n save you b.lrulo9 power ateerlni and plenty on bulk milk lank,. J brakes. D,Wlow, one owner. sell the best equipmant tnN.00. IUaetlnar,, PomuroJ. rlou't miue 11 ldttntlcal With city -l< equipment. The only difference i1 the prlct1. 11100 Cl_ ___ VR :-0:-L ET_ I_ IA _ R _ D__ TO _P lE IILL C.OODWI N V-1. Standard Tran1ml1i11on. Sia Mlle■ From WUk•nllle Prlctd MQ, WUcoHn l:h1rber 4-8-fttc Sbop, Phone Gal. Gl6-l479 afler I p. m . 4·9-3tp SEVEN W INDOW SCREKNS SJZE 62� In. by 29o/., in. In good condlllon . l'honc WY2·0632. PONY Wli:IGIIT 760 LBS . WILL 4-8-3tc •orlr; f76.00. Dorr Hoao1 Porlland Oblo. AUCTION SALi 4 1 1 3tp On Saturday April 16, 1960, hc-­ IIWIBY 6WEEPEII. REPOSSE5 a::i1111lnij 111 12:SO p. m . a l my Nd ond I� A;l aondlUon. 11•1· hi. rm mldway between Tupp�rs •nee due 137.oo. TIU OV9r pa,, Plain1 and C..:he,ter, I mile 1outh 1nmt1. Phone WY2•.2M of Jlt. '/, 1 wlll sell at auction 4-f.tlc the following: 1 Mollnc Corn Plcker, I Mayrath all purpoH l'EllTIWEl!, SACJIW AGRICUI, Elevator 32 !t, t -8 fl. 20 In. TURAL llme, (eedln,i lime, John l>l'cre Di•c-, 1 Two Bottom hyduted lhur. R. G. J'ickell Moline Breaking Plow on rub­ 1"'1rma, Rd. No. 1, Pomerc,y. bt-r, I Power take-ofr Moline 4 1 1 3tc l \Jy Jt11;kc, I Oliver Manure �:-:-=-==-c---Spreader, I 1946 Pod&e 1 l·2 T , 1 fll.All8 �HOWCASE, $20.00, Coll Dattqa .Dn!I Co. Truck, I CUltlpad:er l Moline 4 l 1 3tc 2-row plck up corn plantt1r, 1 John Deere Sub-Soller, 1 :. Ton Comfort Tractor Walton, 1 TraNor Spra)'ar, 1 Joint each 6 In. and 1 2 in. Cuing, l Wheel Barrow Sprayer, 2 1· 2 IIP Elec­ trir M.otor1, 1 Record Pll.)'er, 1 Con:i1�le R1dio, 1 Portab·J6 RI· dio, Lot of ,mall {arm tool11 and other lt,ma too numerou1 to mf-nllon. Nol re1pon1lble lor ac• cident1. OWNER, ST.\NLEY GIBBS Auctioneer : I. 0. Mt:Coy. 4•9•6t p ■ 18) Auto Soles --.--------- $n.oo. 1 9) For Sole I 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Z Door 4S cyl. motor, �rnit,c t.f"it-ne., rt,dlo, hl:ater, Jocally own�d. turquoile finilb. Clean inter­ ior. Spcellli $745 OMEROY oTaJt co. . . . . . .. . 9 .., .. .. . . . . . . - - � · · · · ·· .. . • • · · · · .. . WINDOW SUND:, AND SHADF..S Vo11�tia11 Blinds, all 1iie1 and colors. Freo Jtalimatea. Dale WipPtl Supply, 211\ Union Ave., Fomeroy, Ohl<.,. 3-f-60tc ·- 2 t l!'1. l!. C. A. TEl.-EVlSIOi'l SET. Re111.PKlnable. M r11,, Ron Sprinter, Apartment over Robln1on'1 Dry <.:leaners 4-9-Jk TOMATO 6TAKU ANR QUANI · ly up to · 20,000, Ret1aoMbb priced. Call WV2· Zftt:r, or �,a. son SPruce 3-eioBG �ollect after ,-wt, 7 p. m. I (20 ) Busi ness S� rvices FOR SALE I. o. McCO Y ILECTROLUX VACUUM CLEAN· AUCTION&Ell er. Runs like new. Has throw Rout• 2, L..,. Bottom, ,tu.. awa.y bas. Full price only $34 00 or terms �vailable, Phone WY22204. 4-6-6lc AIR CIJND'TIONlNG. l!EFRIGER· alion service. Jack's Refri.,era· t1on, New Haven. Phone TU EASTEH DRESS[.S REALLY 25537 �23-11 splurge on a dress for the )'onng miss. 1 month to 14 years. W(' have lhc loveliest MUELLliR FURNAC� •• WESTINCI­ HOUSE appl iancH. Arnold Bro )'el The Shoe Box, Middleport, th•r•, Syrtcuse, Ohio. Phone 0 4- l 2-5tc 1 1 -19-lfc WY-2-4384. PIANOS FOR SALE n:LEVlSION RADlO AND SMALL 2 n1ee rec·ond_itioncd pianos with appliancti repair. Phone Otis bench. Priced to sell. F'ree de McClintock, Racine, Ohio. l 1 vrry. Val! Rutfand SH2-481 1 2·1-tfc A fter � p .m. Call SH2·4034 4 12 31t: FOR THE REST ROOt'ING SER· vices. roof repairs, roofirig, roof !'INE SELECTION O F ARTffl­ painting Call us Bill Wyatt and ·t ial flower for Easter. Cliff'i; George Staats, Phone WY2·2871 Shoe Repair, Middleport. Pomeroy, Ohio. 4-7-6tp 4-12-Jt p ' ------- ----BUILT KJT,.HEN DEI CU_STOM s1&ned fo:- · our bow� Y,...,. ea- 1949 HARLEY DAVIDSON . .)IQ. torcycle 74. Newly recond 11Lontun,tes. Jo·n,..,;nan aud Abbott. 1•rl . motor. Contact Harry Housh, 8-fi-U Phone WY-2-6321 . Cllrton, W . Va. SP3-5238. 4 l :l-6tp Y-E LEVISION RADIO AND SMALL Appll1nc:1 repair. C1II Frank HAVING LOST MY H USBAND, I Captein,, 41 4 N. Second AH., will sell the following personal Middleport. 2 3 tfc properly at auction at my . home, one mi le N E. ol Racine, AUCTIONEER Ohio on Oak Grove Road, April Complete- SerYic:1 161h, 1 2 : 30 P. M.: Traclor, disc, Crltt Bradford iron wheel wagon, manure Wrhe, Phone or Contact spreader, horse drawn disc, A. C. BRADFORD, Racina, Oh'-. plows, cultivflors and other 2�-tf farm tools, 28 inch saw with mandiel, 8 hives of bees and a H0'\1 � DUILDEHS, E lHCff CA.Bl· NET makers Formica sink tops, lot of bee l"quipment, bcrr)' box Vinyl asbeslos block laid. House cs and crates, coal brooder, repair■ of all descriptiom, Call kerosene brooder, Baby Grand G ur 1':e·gler, Radne, Ohio. piano, mllndolin, chairs, dishes, 2 24 Uc vases, some very old ones, iron kettles, stone jars, picture llULLDOZER SEHVICES AVAll, frames, cuckoo clock, 2 0th.er ABLE by hour or job. Contact: clorks, ant'iqque bed and mar­ :\1 as1m t:ity SP 3-�776, Delwon ble top dresser, cord bed, In Roberts. • 3 12 23tp di.in relics, Civil War relics, 2 --s1ove pipe hats, spinning wheel ARE YOU RUN DO'NN AT THE complete fishing equipment and heel•? DoH f'OUr --.o ul nNCI uw­ many other articles not listed lng? - Best Wqrk. Lowed Price•. A number of these articles are fitACINE SHOIE IERVICE SHOP very ohl and unusual. RAC INE, OHIO. Term of sale: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents GRAVELY T�ACTOR SALIS AND M rs. Norman J. Theis s Service, 512 I!. Main, Pomero,. Owner. Phone WY2-2975. Open 'tll 9 Sale conducted by Bradford p, m. until Jun• 1 . S.la1inan: A uction Co. Huold Barnhart, Rted1¥llle. A. C. Bradford, Manager Ohio. Phone Coolvlll• 3691. Crltl Bradford, Auctioneer. 3-19-tfc 4-9-5tc INSrt;CTION S . PHONE FREE Supply WY2-2774. Gilmore SIX HOOM HOUSE AND DATIi Store. Vaughan Pest Control in Harri11onville. Close to Co., SI. Mary's, W. Va. Mem­ church and 11ehool. Mr1. John bn of National Pest Control Stout,, ! l.arrisonvillc. 4•6-6tc 4-D-tfc Associalion. HAVING SOLD MY FARM I WILL offer at public aurtion Thurs• LAWN MOWERS SH ARPENED, gasoline mo�ors repaired, ma­ day, April 14th, at 12:30 on chine saw riling. Ernest L. Le· Leading Creek Itoad, 4 miles wis, 4H '.'f orth Third St., Middle­ We!!I of Rt. 7 al Hobson, 2 mi leti port . 0 , Phone WY2-2356. south of Itutla11d, 'h mile cast 4-12 ..flk of Bingham Mill the following: 1 W D. A. C. Tractor, 1 A,.. ·'- · ,\J'IYON� WHO WANTS Tl!�I� Combine with clovet 1UI �ardens plowed in Middleport · · mcnls, complete with 2 or 11earby Cull WY2-5447 . spreaders. I A. C. 7 rt. Mower, 4 l2-3tc. I A. C.Pickup plow, l Ca!le side rake. I 7 ft . dl11c, 1 lime sprea­ der, 2 ru bber tire wagon,, with bo,t 1md £111t boltom. I team mares wilh harness el about 3000 lh, 11 q uontlty or new anrl used lumber, 1 good rarm bell, 2 hnnd corn 11lanters, 2 grain cratlles, 2 cum sheller11, I Iron ketth•. 11 1 1 uanlity grain sack!>, '3efore 0:30 A.M Joi: l'ha ins, I sin�lo ,hovel 11low, Mlddl•port \I/ Y-2- 2619 1 <'ullivator, I log alcd, HOllrn lo­ Pomerof' WV•2-3195 ruNI posts, gasoline drums, 1 k:AUTZ l'l&D STOit side uddle, !et•d barrels. rer­ At Cht■ter tilb.er, wire stretchers, woven Yukon 5-2 1 45 and smooth, !lome houHehnlfl NAMILL HaVICE STAYION furniture, anliqites. Many olh.cr Behre 9:00 A.M. article!! too numerous to mt>n· Allnnf' 335 3 l ion. Nol rC'SPOll!ilble for acci­ dents. Every Day Senlte .... ___ f'RANK BEACll. CL lANDI (Owner) ..... • TV Rt,i.alr 1.aNi. John Wc11t, Aud ioneer Phone WY-2-22SS Ralph G ilmore, Clerk. t"Mn•roy, Oh 1._ Cash In hand 011 day of sale 4·9· 31p ---- I Legal Notice FINANCIAL RIPOllT 01' THS M>AltD OF IOUCATION For flllUII YNr lndlnt Doc-. Jlot, 1 9$9 Northern Loe el School Dlttrlct, . County of M■'-' P. O. Add,-, HarrlMnvllle, Ohl• Dat•: April 1 1, 1 960 I c•rtify th. follo-'nsi repwt to b. correct. Wllll•m J, Hobltetter, Clatir: Northwettern Local School Dl1trld Succ:nsor to North..-n Local School Dt1trlct $1 ,269,970.00 Tu Valuation Tu L•vy 15.SO 2<U School Enrollment S.aluiH •nd Watn $4&,291. 1 2 Sumnwirf' of C■ffi a■ l1nces, Rac:eiptl ■.wl Expenditures Bal1nce, J•nuary ht, 1 959-4159.06 General f"und 3777 .35 Bond Retirement Fund 6 14.74 Lunch Room Fund 8551.Ui Total Riteeipt1-00,126.76 General Fund Bond Retirement rund 3270.47 Lunch Room Fund "920. 31 73.317.M Total 83,888.611 Total Rcpts and Bal. Expenditu,..._ General Fund 63,881.84 4960.00 Bond Reti rement Fund Lunch Room Fund 8989.48 Total 15,821.32 B•l•nu, Oec:emlNr JI it, 1,St-General Fund D000,98 Bond Retirement Fund 20l'I' .82 M5.S7 Lunch Room Fund Total 8247.37 Total Exp. and Bal. 8.11868.89 RECEIPTSR.venu.,_ General Property Tues-General Fund 18,086.29 Bond Retirement 32'70.47 19,BM.78 Total Property Tax Foundatlqn Protr•m-­ Cash Received 43,974.27 µeduction For: Teachers Retirement 346&.00 School Emp. Retirement ,196.00 County Board of Educ. 1Mi7.oo 49,012.27 Total Foundation Pro1. Federal Sublidiea 1336.29 Lunch Room Rcpt, MM.02 Total Revenue Receipts 7G,289.34 Non-ReYfflU._ Miscellaneous Non-Revenue 28.20 Total Rev. and Non-Rev. 7�JU7 .54 Total Transactions 73,317.D,4 EXPENDITURH.... Salaries and Wages Adm. 1 155.00 Office Supplles 123.S� Repl. omce Equip. 49.17 Rprs. Adm. Bldgs , 175.!)7 Total other Purposes 348.29 Total Adminiatration 1 003.20 lnstruc:tion­ Personal Servlce.1 39,437.70 Te�t and Work Book1 283.37 Total Instruction 39.701.27 Librarle1-­ School Librar-y Books Tolal Libraries Tran1pert1tlon of P11pll1Penonal Service 3897.75 Molur Vehlcle Supplies 1515.78 Mat. for Mainl, 1 97.82. Rcpk. Motor Vehicle 582e.99 Rpn. Motor Vehicles 886.96 Bus Housing 199.92 Total Other Purpose!'. 8327.47 Tot.ti TranAportatlon 1 2,025.22 School Lunc:h95Pcraonel Scrvke 1878.32 Supplie1 and Food 5154.24 Equipmenl 238,82 Total Other Purpoaea Ml3.18 Total St:hool Lunchea 7081U8 Other Au•ll l«try Awenclet,Lecturer s DQ.00 Recreational Supplie, 9.23 Tchrs Relr. Contri. 3460.00 Emp. Relr. Contri. 398.00 Bd. ol Edu. Conlri. 917.00 Total Other Purpose, ft041.2.1 Total Other Aux. Aa:. m'J.2S OpentHHI of School PlantPersonal Service 2324.35 Janiton SuppliH 1 10.35 Eleclricit:y 736.00 Telephone l:M,20 482.48 Insurance Tollll Olhr.r Purpo1e1t 14f9.00 Tolal Oper. of Sch. Plant 37'13.38 M11lntcnance o( School Plant- . . . Materials for Malntenan«i Bldgs and Ground1 1144'32 BARNES-SiMf'SnN lN&lJR,..N� Rprs. Srhool 81dll:S 100.00 A,:ents, Mlrldleport. Fin , l.uto,- Engineers 100.00 mobile, Bond,. Phone WY-> 'I. 2003. _ · - ··- _ __ 1 COMPLETE lN�URANCE �RO tectlon. Life, Auto, • 1re, Pollo Call Don MIU., 1/llddleport. Oh1•. �ACIN -=m lrome, balb, buemenl, foited 1lr bea� 2 81'VJ:Bll lar1, lots, out ol hia;h water. $ 1 1 .000.00. POMIR0Y RURAL-6-room bun• 11low, h•lh. full baument, fur­ . ...... ....... c.. nace heat, drllled well, several _ fruit Lreea ind 1lmoat an .acre _, llh .....,_ ..:., 'I I <11> , I ' , ,, , ' � , ' of land . $ti000.00. Can you beat Call Dlci Sterrett ■ ■ -------- - ( 9o ) Morine Suppl ies UHD BOATS AND MOTORI $H and wip whlla th-, l,at. Matr� polit■n Moton. 600 I. Main It., Pomeroy. Phone WY _,..t.170. 1 1.2,t.tfc I �For Sol• or Ren, . FOR RENT OR SALE FIVE room modern house .and 20 1rrr!I of good ground on 880 1t Darwin. C11l1 L\'2-8130, At­ hens. LucJlle llold,n. 4·8·3lc ( 1 4) For Rent A.PA!f�'MENTS - Jl"urn11hed. and untur11i1hed. Mdl1.1ten, Mlddl& port Phon" WY-2-'286. 2·3-U 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 3 room apartments. A. N. Bengel, Phone WY2·3272. 1 1·2-Hr F'O UR ROO M IIOUSE. CELLAR, ii!od well, ,i:ardt'n. $20-.00 a month. Delbert Gaul, Chesler, 4-7·3lp Ohio. YUD-2401. F'IVE ROOM HO USE WlTlt BATH wall lo wall carpcUng In livint: room. Very modern. Garaa:e. can be seen by contaclina: Mn. John Ruascll, Fi■her St., Pome• roy, O. 4-8-31.c 4 ROOM HOUSE. 111 PEARL ST. �lso £or sale, 104 9 ¼ tc,n' Chcv­ rolcl l>lckap $2M. Inquire Claylon Bolyard, Aah St.1 Middleport. 4 1 1 3 1p ------ l)Jo:I.UXE 4 IIOOM DOWNSTAIRS unhlrnishrd apartment. Nicely rur,,i!lhcd 2 bedroom 2nd rtoor ap:.arlment. Middleport WY2· a874. 4•12-lltp ( 18) F.rnployment Wonted HO\JSEWORK BY TIIE DAY. 181 Pearl St., M.lddleport or WY2211QO. -l< ( 20b! I nsurance Special Services Planned By Special services are being planned tor thi.a: week in the En­ terprise Evangelical United Bre­ thren Church by the Rev. Fran­ cis H. Gluier, ,pastor of the church. Wednesday evemn1; a� 7:30 a special Lenten service will be in chara:e of Mrs. Jim Will. The chil­ dren's. choir under the direction 'Of Mrs. Victor Young Jr., will sing several numberA. Mrs. Will is to apeak on the topic "Bearing The Cross." Thursday evening at 7:30 Rev. Glazier will be in char&e of the c1ndlellgbt floly Commbnion service. The youth choir will sing durin& I.be pro.uam . Frid1y evening al 7:30 Rev. Glalier plans to condu.ct the Good Frldoy ..,.vice. The Knights Templar lodge of Pomeroy will be a:ueaU at the service. Special mu­ sic wlll be given by tbe adult -choir. Ea1ter Sunrite ser"\'ice will be Leid at 8:30. WonhLp 1ervice will begJq al 9:30 a. m. At 2:30 p. m. an Immersion baptism will be held near the Eaatern High School, The public i1 invited to allend . c... .... Legal Notice 1 1 44 32 Total Other Purp03es 1 144.32 Total M■int. Total Oper, School Plant 3773.38 Tolal Current School Cost 4917.70 Debt Servlc.,_ Bonds or Noles Maturing 3000.00 1950.00 Intert1l on Bonds [nt. on Cert. of lndebt. 191.69 5141.69 Total Debt service 7M21.32 Tot1I Tranaacllon, A5HTS AND LIABIILIT IIS AHITS-C11h Money on Hand 8247.37 tnv. SuppUea ■nd :Materials 1250.00 200().00 Landa 1 13,000.00 Buildinc.1 22,000.00 Equipment 146.'97.37 Total J\11et.!I LIABILITIIS-. 5200.00 Accounts Payable 62.000.00 Bonded Debt 67,200.00 Total Liabilitie1 79,297.37 Exceu o( Aaaeta 146,497.37 I Total (4) 1 2. It< I It. Middleport 10D-ACR E 1'.AIM-Near Alb.any on Roule M, lay1 well. HH an Jl-Joom frame, bath. cloaell, 2car garage, also a t-room frame with natural 111, walfll", and --- ------ - - -~ electricity. Baaemen t barn, 20 FOR SALK FIVE IIOOM HOUSE stanchion,. lOO•ton allo, milk with bAth. Nlee location. MelYin houae,. z pondt. 60 acn,a In cul­ Hood. 1 1 1 Locu1t St., Pomeroy. tivation. Mineral,. P0,000.00. 3-30-.10tp VlltC.IL TIAPOIID. lol­ Box 22, BOUSE FOB SALE rn rAGEl'hone WYU711 town, 1i x room,, 4 room1 down, 4-9·3tc 2 up, 1pproxlm11tely 1 acre le­ vel land exMUenl well 13 milea from Pomeroy on Stale! Route TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, 10 JNr& old, bath, 33 acre.a, 10me 892". Prlee $1 ,000.00. Inquire truct land, fN.e IU. berrlet. Mu. HcweU at P11etown. fruit, city water '5,500. W Y2· 3-12·801c 8731. 4-Nl< OR SALE HOUSE I N POMEROY FOR SALE HOUSE Wini SIX 7 rooma, bath, large lot, close room, alkl both, 100 i lOo cor­ • to n(lw achoo) location, aas ner lot in M11on. Willltm In• 4•5-61 p heat. Call WY2•3708. gels. Phone S9ruce S·Ml1. 4-9-111< FOR SALE, SIX ROO�! HOUSE and bath. Garden. Extra build· lng on Main Street, Rutland. F ,\RM FOR SALE 70 ACRES 8 room house, him, cellar and St'c Kathleen Carpenter, Depol outbuilding,, plenty of 'lt'ljer, 4•7-3lc St., Rutland. puture, coil mined br atrip­ ped. Price 13000. tl,000 down, FOR SALE HOUSE lN SYRA· paymenlt on b•lance. Located l cuse, ?Ii rooms, litlA, water and mile from Dexter. Wilkuville excellent location. Prict d low 4-12-llp for q1.1ick aale. Phone Wl9-365l. MOll-4242. .-4- 7-Stp. FOR SALE HOUSE IN POMEROY FOUR ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 7 rooms, bath, l1r1e lot, clote to new ■chool te>c11Uon, 1a1 Good location 961 S. Second, hoo� Call WY:i-3'108. 11.iddleporl. 4-9-3\p Phon• WY -�-35'1 ( 2 1 ) Rea l Estate --·- . ··· · • · · ...··• \ • • - • • • • • V • •• • - • • •• ,.•• • • Ohio Araold Grate, OWIIU Olt CONTACI' IL\S0N FUllNl'l'Ulll l'lleae 8P-3111t ....., W. VL 2121 ■Uu ,., pllo■ wlUI 1uta11111lc trans■l�n I Minneapolio, Minn. (Special). For the S<OOnd yar in "}'""• the amuing Lark. V-S. liveliest of all the compact can. out--cconomized every V-8 car in the ri�rou, �-day official mileage test. All can ent� were atock �"· The . mun, Mobilgas Economy R u n was closely 1upcrv11«1 by the Umtcd .S..ta Auto Club. Th< r,,ull,1 Look at the econOllly fiaurea. PS ITS C,WS •fl.4ff1( Y-8 ••• SWEE · 22.• ■11n jllrpllll a■t«t■e■ln1 all low MNl■■ Pilcl cn 11N1! a.n ­ A ,muhina: victory by The Hawk-over more than a dozen_ other aomc co,tin.g hundred& of dollan more. And it made this impraaivc mileage record equipped with automatic trammi&-Sion. � b(ucs. � steering. :rile Hawk by.Studebalr.cr u daigrlcd for ,port-with new gra.lU V-8 • power. SIX. SAVES YOU MlltEY TOO! 21.N ■1111 �:-..tut'I IIIJ ¼ ti 1M ltlfJ. f°'! �ve with T_h� Lark. Sav� on m�no� repain, Gas milea:. �::�\:ay �rk., 11)sur�nce, high trade-ID value. collmon major parts replacement, wa}"SI ddlertnt. four you 5-avei Lark. lb�l Economy .... TOM BIJE MGTOBS, 319 S.. TJdrd St., Mld..e� O. • � • -� - � - -- • - ' . Ill YOUR STUDEIIAKER atAI.ER TOl!AYI STAIIT YOUR SAVlNGS TOMORROWI � " , ·----------------·-····· .... ' t C:honri'e l �Tuesda, t - � ACCIP'S 'IO; CHARLTON CHESTNUT.'! '/0' H,AS i:,,.sSED .OCID TfST-NAMEL'I HOl,IIIT ,AB& LO'l/1!.S . "'IO'!!- ™' h tp t s,oo t u:oo t Channel 8 - Weclnesda, -,---=- =--= Tv ,C ha nn el 13 w-H-T N �= -=- t t vill- t t Channe . · l l l T uasdOJ "- .t�V:•�th h t 1-wf�. t a·so ::l'- ,: �, WJ E H t,so s:oo ,:oo \ Mrs. WMPO Daily Program Schedule Ju,t For You News Just For You Ca,l\�g O n Pl. Pleasant Music Go Round News Music Go Round Local News M.u1ic Go Round Sportl In Review Sportt Score, The Band Bgx Pat Boone Sbow Sundown Serenade Off the Air • • • • ;; POLIS ·SE MTiN'Ci "�, BED FOR OE GAULLE .UPI-A man I' denti. WA RSA SAN FRA N CISCO UPI-Car· un Zzamborski was Zygm as fied ns Ho• · penters at l he Merk Hopki an army rourt to te: have completed an 8-fool-long sentenf'ecl by n Monday on priso in years ten bed for French President Chlrles suppll ed defense in· he es charg 4-fnch t, 6-foo de Gaull e. The to acent s or the United French chief of stale will visit formation . States San Francisco Aprll 27. Monday Th••••h Friday '5:58 Sien On 8·00 Gues t Star 8:15 News & Weather a:ao RFD 7,00 Break fast Party 8:30 News B·3.!!: !Breakfast Party 9: 00 News 10; 00 C!offee Time 10, 1 5 swap Shop 10:32 Morn ing Devotion, l0:45 On the Town 1 1 ;00 Country Hoe Down 12:oo Noon News 12,30 1 :30 1 :35 2,00 3:00 ; ' 30 J:3, 4:30 4:30 5;00 S:10 5: 1$ 6:45 6:00 0:30 w t t Mason Coun ty e,oo r t Up To Th e Minute Channel 1 3 Wednesday --- Y·B ••• REPEATS FOR SECOND YEAR ----- ,A WC HS..TV- Chan ne l 8 RUTLA ND FURNI TURE � - +u-oic dealer wbe can serve :,ot, promptly and where prices are al�• lowest quoted, We are equipped to gl•e you &OOd, •Ulcient 1ervlce. CICJHd Tllllndl\1' Aflenoou lallud, Mr8. an Brll'lgs You Th.e In Mobllgas Eco nomy Run ! I Mrl• Channel 3 - Wtcln1tsda1 C .. STU DEBAl{E R ECONOMY PROVED AGAI N • ll? au4. �'lTt" t from a local bul.lr: 'fulun t e • t BUY YOUR BOTT LED GAS . . . ,., . "1fl· COI.LECTIV IZE FAIIMS BERLIN U PI-The East Get· man news Service repor ed Mon• day that all (arma in 12 of East Germany's 14 administr.ative dis­ tricts now are coll�Uvized. t ,-.... ........ .. ... . ,n Llneal11 Market Report t NOIAl l'O\J TAl:r TIIAT L18RAAY CARD AND YOO li.l',J( VP nlE 5TAJ!is Of THAT LIBIIAl!Y. AND 'IO,/ GO T�il\!USII Tllll5E OilOl<S AAO Y ,UX 00T A BOOK !! h Melg1 General Hoaplt.11 Saturday evening, Mrs. Chapman i1 suffer• ing from a he� condition. Marion Ours and Virglhia Ar­ nott ,_pent the nekend recent­ ])' with Mr. and Mn. Bill Oun, Wellsville ·and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ours, New Brighton. Attendance at Fairview Sun• day School �as �2. Herbert Ru1seU ,nd Lester Roush "isited their alsler at the St, Jo,eph Hoepital, P•tJoero­ burg, Sunday. Reviv1l services are now in progre!S ai Mt. Moriah Church of God. Service■ at the �airview church Euler where Rev. Ernest Thom­ as is pastor are as follows Sunrille service 6:30 a. m., Sunday School 9:30 a. m. with an ega: hunt to follow for. the cbildr@n, County wide cl.111 meeting 2 p. m. Eas­ ter ,program 7 :30 p. m . Every.body i1 welcome to attend eaeh of lhe■e aervices. Roberta Rou1h of Letart G:rade School, Eighth Grade, w.as one of the champion• wbo went to Rut­ land Tuesday nliht to compete with other champion spellers. The championship was won by Howard Johnson Jr. Notiefl ia hereby ,:iven that Mlld­ red Ll,acllle Smith whose Post Of­ fice addre11 11 Chester. Ohio, has been duly appointed Administra­ trix of the Eat.ate of Benjamin K. Smith, late of Chester Town1bip, Mehr:• County, Ohio, deceased. Dated hll 2nd day of April 1 960. • F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court ClNCINNA TI - Produce: Eggs, M.elga County, Ohio (4) 5, t2, 19. 3lc consumers net prices paid at farms A jumbo 37-42, A large 34· 40, A medium 32-38, A small 24-30, B large 24•32, undergrades 17-21; FOB A large 44-46, A medium 42· Cno No. 12.,,S, 44, -B large 40-4:2. S,t. Anthony Clrdillo, whose Poultry, at farms fryers 2"2-4 lb lut known addreu w11 RFD 1, 17- 1 8 ½: , heavy hens \9-24, Jight Lan,vllle, Ohio, la hereby notified hens 10• 14 ; rrycra (183,700): 40 pc tbat on the 211t day of November, 17, 17 pc 17½: . 4 1 pc 1 8. 2 pc 18½: . llt58, Margaret Anti Canllllo, l!teing plalntlU, filed her petition again11t these services. During the Easter him ilS defendant in the Court of season is a good time to begin Common Pleas, Meigs County, belng regular in your church at­ Ohio, Cale No. 12,790, praying for tendance. God goes to church divorce from Hid Sgt. Anthony every Sunday, "Do you-?" OanUllo, on the JN1und1 of ex:­ tNlme cruelty, and plaintiff also pray• (or cuatody of minor child­ ren and other proper relief. S111id cause wlll be for hearln1 on lor after the 18th day of April, 1960. M■rcaret Ann Cardillo, Plaintiff J. B. O'Brien, Attorney for Plaintllr (3 > a, 16, 22. 29:<4> ,, 12, a , ·•TIONWI•■ ..- -Md gu� of M.n, Sweene)', If' JHn Park•r Homer P1rker, Mr. and Mn. Har• PTA To MEET t The Weatern Lo a! l">TA will 17 Willford 1nd Mr. Vin.Met.er of met!t Monday even iog April 1 1 al Ratine apent ThundaY, Jn Colum­ bu1. V/hile there they se-cored emlhe Rutland Grade School. music l ph,11neht in Lancuter. A group or instrumtntiil !Ii.:. N­ I 1 1 :00 Price Is Right George LArkirf• of De• '¥01f1111 studenls will take part in the ai>1.11ln1 wit.It, 1 1 :30 Concentration recently program. A socia.l hour with re- At.., vlllted t 2 , 00 Truth o r Consequenee1 2,25 Cincinnati Baseball Game treshments will follow the meeting. John Larkins ind onille Hoaue, 11 t2,30 It Could Be You 5:30 Woody Woodpecker An open house of clau :roorlli amt othe:r rela ives. 11r. Ark• fl race■ New, the Day Mid . 1 :00 attend to d a,oo l\fusif' in the Round will be held. All int.erested persons p��nne e. lrip � Movietime L IQ returrl hla on an8,A1 are urged to attend. . 6 , 1 5 Jim Thacker Show of 2:30 Lorett■ Youne T eater M'r. and Mn. Frank Cu CONC E RT SOLOIST 6,25 Weathercaat wrth d&l'• [ew a Youug Dr. ,dalone 1pent 3,00 CohJIDbus daua:hter Mis• Marilyn Turner, 6:30 \\ews Plrtur. of 3 30 From Tbe!le Root.s of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Turner, WJ.1 'llr and Mrs. Cutb Job ,_on 8:45 HunUey Brinkley Report � I Frll'I� 11nd 4:00 Comedy Playhouse � s featured soloist at a concert pre• Bridbury 1,00 Cannonball Uon m VIC Wet!U two' a 4,30 Adventure Time following . orthe with night senled Tue!lday 7:31) 1..0ram1e Mn. ind JohnttOn at BUI S : 00 �teao:it chestra of the Manhatta n School of tlorlda. Mrs. , them 8:30 Startime with home ed return 5:30 Quick raw McGraw s Larkin Music, New York ...-, •y. 9,30 Arthur Murray Party 6: 0I) Music in the Round Miss Turner presented the foi' a few da)'I. 1 0, 00 M-�quad The .,in, !ba.eker Sbow Mr. and Mrs. Kennetll Michael s,u "Salve Regina" o( Pergolea i, a vot0,30 Phli Silvers Show iOn, Mike, Chilllcothe, were ,a Wtathercait and and t& movemen six cal number in Mr. U·OO NCWA J,fpsi,tlin.e. Jcllll New, l>itf'8"'1 alao the premiere of the ''Three weekend �eltl of bi.a parentl, 1 1 : 10 ·t/lieathercast l T )ISleliae. !tu Mu and Soonet5·• of Ludmila N lehla with 8:45 Huntley B'rin�er Rerort 11 - 15 Jatlr. Paar Sbo• Mrs. Cu.ah Johiillot1 of W,iduUQ' wurtls from Shakespeare. Miss 7,00 Manhunt i:00 ciign Off Mrs. Friride• Urlih1 ,1.u re­ and r coJnpose known well a is Nlehla 7:30 W11gon Train borne ffom i \'lilt II) ID· �urned on is and in the New York area 8:30 Prl., I, Bight J . W. n l!l•tiaj,olla with Mt. and Manhatta the of !acuity the 9,00 Perry Como Sb ow , Jeffries. achooI.. 5:43 Sign On 10,00 This. is 'Your Life CaitOU Sno'!'den Conducting the concert was Nlch- . Mr. and 6:00 Continental Classroom Tombstone. Territory t1. \fa&h • 10,30 ficaU� a enjoying . Flagello, European and American 1:00 Today "(Hl th! Snowden . Mr. 1 C, D. Betdl1Jie ington, Newa conThe . 11:00 composer and Show conductor 9,00 Katie Doonan l 11:1� W••lbe-1 <:ert was attended and reviewed by �ll ew.enae• pl(! tr l · ¥ ire1u 9,30 Topper 'l'be Jack Paar Show ,' -of Hll aate1 iecord wit& �4tlon■I 1 1 :ID the· New York music crltici. 10,00 Dough Re M i OIi Life and Accident ln1uratl'1', Co. Slp 1:00 aPpearmajor next urner's T Mis1 Hunch Your � 0:30 Play and ance will be as Ma'ddele11,a ln Ved- . Mr .Ayd Mrs. Cl aude DeJiuJ➔Y kend :ee W ' were veroon ot Ml. Nand, a\ 17th, April t ol " dis' "Rir,oletto the Manhattan School. · . . . . . . . . guests o( bcr 9aren s, Mr. t Mnl ;\. E . Plumn\er1 Colle ge , . Mr. DEMOCRATS MEET 1 1 ,30 I Married Joan at hiB o _e . county · Democrats Plum mer Is ill The Meig s '!:00 R'estless Gun of Mr. �d ��so.n y Rand Lt.e, 12,so L,,-,ve That Bob rnel at he R utland Grad e School · 4:00 American B,.ndsum11 s re�d wa s, William Rbnald the past week. The- meeting was 1 ,00 About Faces 5:30 Rocky and His Friends tbis week _ fa, · a al Hospit Holzer Conducted b:, the president, B111 1 :30 Medk 8:00 S,m Fr1.nci■co Beat . He recently un­ McKelvey. Don Mullen gave the see tllood trallBfusion �Jlll Day In Court �• 'Your Eaao Rep,Mter ectomv. tonoiU I en erw ..a retary report and spoke on the 2,30 Gale Storrit Shtnr ms is i� •a , cctume:40 WeatMrman Willia d Ronal v. Meigs County hospiUll issue. A Beat the Clock 8:45 John Daly Newt ital for obse rvation for a 3:30 Who Do You Truitt question and answer period follcw- bus hosp y incurred at his em­ injur back 7,30 Honeymooners ed. Mrs. Clarabell Reynolds, secrecan Bandstand Ameri 4,00 the Kyge1· Creek plant at 7,30 Sugarfoo tary to Cong. Walter Moel ler, gave ployment 5,30 ll'ly Friend Fllcta r. summe past the 8:30 Wyatt Earp a brief talk. Several candidates 8:00 San 1:T1nchco Beat Fred Morrill 11nd 9,00 ThP &ifiem iin Mrs. and Mr. were present including Ernest Wina,30 Your £au Jteponel' 9,30 Coit 45 brother, Mr. and his on called son Allensey, Maxine getl, Bill McKelv rmw.n and Jimmy. Weathe 6,40 Mark ents 10,00 Alco a Pres worth, Dan Livingston, Duke Benti Mrs. Carl Morria, News ii �t \he Daly John 6,45 Nichols in,t Louise Talk :Mrt. p Kee 10:30 and A udrey Young. The next meet.Men M'r• and Juat r, Four 7:(\Q daughte her o[ home hnigh, Refree port. To at e be Middle ing will The New n lle, St■hto Lan&avi Brave 1,30 son, Edmund Max ments were served to 65 persons. Mrs. 11'05 Scanning he Weather 8,00 Music for a Spring Nliht . R. -D The kitchen committee included l'l , 16 Sporlo Be"°tl 8,30 Ozr.it and Harriett Joyce Hatfield, daughter of Mr. itdyrt1e Donahu e, Katy Fink, Verna 11:15 Late Show 9,00 Hawaiip.n Eye Mrs. Raymond Hatfield, ls ill and Snowden, Mildred Hysell ana Ade1214& Sia:n Off 10,00 Wedne..tay Nigh! Flghlt home. her .at . . line Snowden. t0:45 StJOrtl Parade el; and Parer Hom Mrs. and Mr. RUTLAND •�RSON.ALS 1 1 : 00 The Newa Tordahl ,Pfarl , father bis . visited Suaie �oyd, ce Lawren Mrs. Mr. and ln, lhe Weather s,ann 10 , 1 1 Maude 1ar MtH Ulcu 1,nd. d, Spec Howar oon r, 8:00 Cart Dollna Marie and Divld amt Sherfy Parke 11 :IS Sports Report Creel, Chee er, S�nday, 8:30 Romper Room and Sally l>owell, Middlepor , 1 1 : 20 Late Show Mrs. Grace. Du1an n■, diacon­ 9:30 Mo..-ie aunt, 1 their sd&y with J ed Wedne Sign Oil <ll:43 "The .hut" rter Repo Esso 1 1:25 Y1iur Mrs. S. L. Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. tinued her restau rant • . health ill to due Ana Bryant. l. Ste ve, Larry' and G�rry S11owQe_n Homer Park.er and Harry Willford of Racine were in Cumberland, are spending this week wi h �elf Lucy Love 00 1 ! grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Roy Md. on busine"ss rfcently. • , 1 1 :30 Deeember Bride Guy Blac1'- of Charleston was • Snowden, while their parents, Mr. 12:00 Love of Ltfe Sunday visitor of 'Mr. and Mrs. J, and Mrs. Carroll S nowden are in t.:00 TlJ.c U..ththM D.11.1 h For Tomonow Searc l2:SO E. Jackson, Mr. and MTS. Al"la Bry- Washington D. C. 1:15 �·e• storm The Guiding Light 12:45 Agnes Sigman o f Langsville wes ant, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Luf'kadoo Nl,d,r or t:SC Ugt the City of Hearl . 1:00 a recent overnight guest of Julia ancl Mrs. S. L. Bryant. ·1:00 Th8' '111ttte stooget d TUrn• Worl the As 1:30 ens At of Sweeney Lucas and parents , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. 1:30 Life of �iley ' , 2:00 For Bet e:- or Worse er-insis her with days Richard Lucas. feW a spent · 1:00 mltb House ·Par� Mrs. Katie Mr. and, )Ira. Charles Simpki , Sweeney. Fern Mrs. Jaw, •· 11:15 • · ' •r , , . · 1'. •,.�,!Ullion61te , a also rented the Ethel Jocks,i was e, have, Langsvill i · , Da.vis, , :g · . · . . ..., , ,. , ,. , •<t � , . ....,Jf.Yffll�!l'YOU!I ._ . roperty aii.d will move there 1,00 • •. n Da) ei' e Brlgbt . "" ' -· .., . · J:Jt;J i'rb �• � l:Hi '!':1e Secret Storm Kloes Beginning 'i:30 . To :•� the Truth , Edge of Night Show ere O"lCe Den nls• ni,e Three Stooge, Her Restaurali.t Lellse 8:30 · Martt · i.ove1 of Dbby Gilli& J:30 The Life of Riley Mrs. Karl KlGetf, who ,leased Smitb--llen J r Home Restau rant last week Arthu the P• 1:00 Tightt</ _):00 . from Julian Hill and" itnton Wolfe fl:15 A Look at the Weather 1 · 1:30 Re4 •,� lton · Show have recen tly purchased i wh:o Show ShoW' · oore_ 6:20 Jule Rivlin -lO..tOO: ' Gar.tJ,� Edj;!:ar Pratt, began her Mrs. (Tom . • New • O'c J :bo 1 1 1:30 Amos ·n' ,\ndy last Friday . s dutia new . !1<10 A .Loo� al th� W�alher 1:00 Highway P atrol •' said her res auran 'Klaes Mri. · 11:-1:a. Special tBtoadcas '1:30 Be our G uest from �:30 am until open be will J2:00 Theater 1 3 8:30 Men Into Space 9:30 pm each day. 9:00 The Millio naire Mrs, Mlldr@d Hy1ell of Hysell �:30 I've Got A Secret · Run has been employed as. a f'ook 10:00 Armstrong Circle Theater to replace Mrs. Addle Bitter who 1,00 New.s t'clock Newt 1 1 ,.t:00 has been workin g al the Home aroo K.an, ain Capt 1:15 er Weath the al Look A 10 : 1 . approximately for Restattrant Car:toon Theater Ill Theater 0 g to open .1:1 planhln is andyeara nitie Show Rowe .o ,oo Red 1:30 S\ln Of! small restaura nt on Locust St­ !0,30 On the Go reet In the near future. Also em­ ployed u a cook at the Home Restaur.1nt ls ·Mrs. Pete Herdman. Channel 3-l'uesda, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rlirden mov­ ed into the Otls Swan · properly re­ cently purchased by Ray R iggs. .Mr. and Mra. David Yatea at­ tended revival service, at Reeda­ ville Wednesd1:y eventng. Mr. and Mn. Luce of Ravenna visited her sister, Mra. Nell Groce and family. Mrs. R ummager tt,cnt a recent week end in ParkenbW'g with friends. Geugft: Montgomery 15.9 on upper 12.6 on lower, running 36 feet; Gallipolis 18.5 on upper 31.9 on lower running 128 feel; Lock 23. 24.8. Condition of Movabl■ Lockl: AU locks are down with river falling .I -per hour at Loek 23. Ohio River Boats: Down bound Emsworth Trade Winds at 9: JO am, 10-0; Lock 12, Nancy Chotin at 7:50 am, 0-4:; Lock 1 ,, Mike Creditor al 9:25 am, 21-0; IJland Creek al 9:45 am, o.a; Invader al 10 am, 0-4; Lock 17 George G., at 6:45 am 0·5; Lock 20, I. F. Frie­ berger al I I am, 0-2 1 ; Lock 23, Robert E. Reed, 12:40 pm 0-9; A. V. Criss at 5 : 40 pm Atlas in tow C. V. Harnar at 8:45 pm 2-0; J. B. Chavin at 1 1 : 1 � pm, 1-3; Upbound Lock 23 Paul Blaier -at 12: 1, pm, 6-0; Vulvan al 2:40 pm 9-0; Bea• ver at 5:35 pm 0- 1 ; Fred W. Ol­ cott al 12:20 am 2-1 ; Elger Cliff at 5:25 am, running light; A .V. Criss Jr., at 7:20 am, J-6; Jfpie D. at 10 am, 0·8. 11,341. l1t■te of hnlamln K. Smith LJl.uitt .- KIVEH REPORT ■ OF A,POINTMENT TELEV ISION GUI DE WSAZ.TV Chann el 3 Bf' Ver■ Weber Mrs. Ethel Larltins, and Mr. and Mn. Harold Oaborn e and family apent Sunday with Mrs. Roland Stelhem and family. An Ea■ter Sunriae Service will be held at the Loni Bottom Meth� diat Church at 5:lD a. m. Mrs. Oscar Babcock and son, Ray, spent the weekend with ltr. and Mra. Charles M 11aar and DHid. P. A . Weber vllited a rew day, with his son, Norman Weber, and familJ. Orva Jean Holler visited Greta farton. Junior Wolfe of Marietta Col­ lege spent the weekend with hls mother, Mrs. Doll.)' Wolfe and family. Ralph Durst and family moved from the Edna Carleton residence to Antiquity. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush visited Mrs. Clarence Chapman at Legal Notice HOTIC Long Bottom Social Events BY MRS. HER BERT ROUSH Mrs. Clarence Shields returned home Tuesday after being a 1urgl­ cal patient al St. Joseph Hospi­ tal, Parkersburg. E. U. B. Church 1 2. 1 l Real Estate ·1#.__LI \,,,ll�fl' �■ DON Apple Grove Society Events • ·sq,; · Rutland Community News Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 12, 1960-7 � " EWS • '.: i ( • ' '"l-'11'G• ' · -:,1 : ·� · _.�-· � 1,1;./ 1 _; . ., · � , �1 ' !'-.-' an ,..:i ;� •• 1 5 ·05 'P M • • t r ---��=��=��==�=��er::.:_,;:-;;.;;-;;.;iin . :. , use 'Laure l c· l'1ff k ·weeDiehl Event$ OfChal'IH By Mn. Mr. and. Mrs. Charlie Brown and is were the SlinI family of Galli�l day gUesbl of Mr. and Mrs. Georte Reruhaw. Mr, and Mn. Lou Diehl attend� . � �dford .�urch dedl�p&ion � centty. . Ji. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lou Dleti} , c.allto on the - Ed Russell family Mentl.f. ·- Lester !BrOt)kovel'.' hali retu,rned to hil em loym�nt af er apt\nding d I weeke-.i! at hornit. -Mr. ind :MI'S. Lou Dlef1.tl\y11� bla Tlater, Mn. Alice M()()ft. MT. ,nd Mi'9. Clarence AckJe)', · Athenl, spent Sunday with h er PIii enu, Mr. and Mrs. Nonnah' Schaet,; , 10 AM 11� 1I 'AM • H M!4- . ·. WHAT • . • CAN I FOR A SPUNT,' a UGII Y JilfflBS ft iJ "J .•, t \I �'' ' �Dally Seotlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., April 12 1960 , · Shower Held Pre-Nuptial Shower Give n For Kath ryn In Hono r Of Slack At Lead ingh am Home In Syra cuse Rece nt Bride llrs. WWls Leadingham ' MAR RIAG E ANN OUNC . ED , • · Middleport PTA. Holda Mainly About People In Pom eroy ay LUCI LL Meetin11 Mondtrr Nirht Ka lad Hind)', pret/'dent , w11 in .:har1e or the meetln1 of the Mid­ dleport PTA Ex.ecutive Board whkh w11 h e ld Jut n ight at the hiJ:h school. and Mrs. Ada Slack were hostesses Mi.!S Connie Woodgeard w bose · to a pre-nuptial shower for Miss Kathryn Slack, Friday ev en­ marriage to Dile Bro'N'll was an I tt.AW ICINI event or March 2tl was guKl or lnll. April 8, at the home of Mrs. Leadingh am. Rev. and Mn. Lewis Berger of 'i\.t Ncl'Ulion room WH dehon or at a shower 1:ive n rece nt· Variou1 rna ttel'I for t he future Colum bu1 visited Sund1y afler­ erm .in London, Mrs. Gnce Oiler l y by Mrs. Eugene Conde an d in 1fMn ind yellow in l-l were diacuued and the Kindergar­ noon with Miase11 Auguat.1, Lucr e­ keepiq will lb,e tater Seuoo. M lss Bonnie Hubbard , Mr s. Al- Mr�. Ceward C111lvert at the DAV ten clau will h avt the progra tia a m for nd Ada G enhemier. Miss .t'ra11k1� Hall. Gifb 1"eft pla� on I table COY· bert Duckworth, the PTA meeting nea:t Monday, Ap­ Debb ie .Kitch e t:u re Mumaw, n t urned Carroll Norris, Mrs. to itN4 wttJt. 1 wb.tte t.able clo th cenMI 18. her hom e in Chilli c-othe after a A :,ellow and sreen rolor t heme teted w'llb I lu1e bride doll � isses Co,:t nie and Barbara Le ad­ week. 8 was viei c arrie d t Out in wltb the decora• her gra ndmolh• Others attendtn1 the mee tin& dreaed witb I tt.?a witb I veil 1�gham., Richard Salser, Earl Wat­ er, Mrs. Alma Kitchen. She was Gifts were Mrs. Ben Phll10J1, Mr1. Luc)' falllnc lo the table and carrying kins Jr , Mias Eleanor Kay Schne1- tio n s .and re!re1h menls. .accomp anie d ho m e by her fa ther, were placed o n I table over GNlil, MJu Mildred Hawie.)', Earl the tradiU.nal bridal bo uq uet. der and Mias Shll.J'on Cottrill. Willia m Kitchen .nd her uncle, h icb was s uspe nded a w yellow nl1ht and L. W. McCom11. K streamer, of yellow and creen Not prese n t but se nd ing girts an d green u m brl'lla wit h slrt'lm• Howard KHCh en Jr., who vlel ted were centered over the doll ' s were Mrs. Carl the ir mo ther. head by wedding bells ;ind tap­ Pearl McBride, Hubbud, Mrs. en extendin g to the table Federated Church Open Mrs. Mn. Pearl Hyse ll and grand1on Hele Siu• n ered to lhe corners of the t.1ble. vage, Mrs. Games were played a n d priU'S A m hrbie Rodne Fla y na ga n , Hy&e •� nt t he U weeke n d Each Day Till Eaater 1bf! nfnt�ment table alao was Mn, Clara in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. of Portla nd, awarded lo Mrs. H1rry Bolinger The Federated Church, Setoud covew,J with a wbfte table cloth Mrs, HerbertSarson Otho Keen am. r, Mn. Flor­ and Mra. John Boliriger and Mn. and Lynn Sb'ffte, •ill be open and centertd wilh I large cake de­ ence Harden, P..rke Mra. kl Nease, Jolm Hami l ton . Mr. an d Mra. Charlea Buck were e ach day durln a tbl1 Holy Week corated wtUI ea& Ulidividut1 &erv• Mrs. A. H. D urst, Af t er t he . honore-d gut>�! open• Sunday evening dinn er guests of The public la cordially invited to i111 ln Jellow wedding bells with Diddle, M.n. Don Mrs. William td her nu,ny lovel1 gift s . refreah· Lil.le, Mo.,,ao­ Mr. and Mrs. Willa r d Ebenb1ch enter the church lot re st, medi ll'ffD bow� An 1n11agement of hert Crow, Mra. Mayme mtnls of lee rrea m centefe d w ith t,. Hol.me .and daughter!i. 1, tion a nd prayer. Euler flower& ftl placed a t Mn. Bob While , Mr 1 ,reen umbrella, cake . topped s. Lige S hUllds, . MlSll Nettie Koe h ler spen t Sun­ Heb eno Of the qbte. Service, of wor,Jtlp wlll be held Mr&. Charles Neuma n , Mn. Mor• with yitJlow and a:reen umbre llas, day in, Gallip olis with Mrs� 0110..- _,,, tlaY!tl 111d priaa ris Har den, Mn, Lela in the (:b1,1rc h on Wedn esday even, �Uee an.d m ints i n the slriaJ>f' of He.ndr Charl ix, es We aver a nd other rela· won by Jin Jarnn, Qulck, Mn. Jlo.. Mrs. Dick HarriJ. Ml'll. ing at 7:30 o'clock, on Thursday UQllti�Jlu were �e y r ved the h o s­ b Oen . Sb■ne, Live11. bert Hal'dep, �. Ro!a t.eadlng• Mrs. Janie& Thfor even te11es. ing at T:30 o'clock a11d on Eas­ d· , Mr� and Mrs. Willia m Park er Sch neider, Mn. Teaford., MiQ !leanoMils Janice hf.m, Mn. ter Day a t 6:30 a.m. and J0:2'1 a.m. , t.rroJJ an d , fa m ily c,f Columbu s were .,\tieodU,f . were Min JoEllen Don Cottr\U. Mt&. Vlrill Te.aford, Mrs. Lln da Roae We we lc ome you to a ll or these ab'd Sunday 1uest11 of hi1 parents, · Mn. · Dfclr: Follt(Jd, Mi,u �ndra Smith, Misa Mn. RQJlood StlMr, Mia, Susie Winebrenner. services . Mr. and Mr1. Edward Parker of R'tllb P'arm er, ·M r,, William Wal, Telford .land tllie door prize waa M a MRS. lt1CHARD ,HA,4its ·: ; l1ee, . Mn. Carl Will, Mrs. Bolin• wu won ,by Mill _.\pril Tea ford. , . , i�'. :�tMr, Ray Woodi•ud : · , •. , . Miu S11tlr: reQeived maru, beau• · ·1er, ·Mrs. Ltil1od Sluon, M fsa Mr . and Mrs. Charles Cochran. PortJand ··n.p:, are •aimoQ'.nc• and •on Timm y vi11tec1 Saturdsy tile• an • · . . 11; ,' ilirlene Sch oll, MiS& Be:verly tilul &lfts , and rotlowin g the open• _ . In Larieuter. wi th Mr. and Mrs . ing',tpe marriage of their granddaugh b ter; 1n , inc of tlie , aift,a, refreshm ent!: of A.Uce look bl Mar Marie rew, d '11tt, Wlrd, Ao 1 • y - ,. C al)Q1 , .111Jo1 Mrs. Mary . K,niehna n, Mi11 P.1tty 10 RicbJrd A. H arris, son of Mr. and Mn.' Walter K. Hanis , Jae� w.., ••d .llr. and �M ..., El, ., call:e, coffee, nutJ .and mint! were ··- ·� . , The . Cardi n al Pa tt; ,on Kennedy. 01 · (;,lrl Blake-Jee, lffaa Jane mu ta 1 aerved to the above ment ione d Srout Syraciise. _ , nter. Tr_oop Six �t AJ,;,n-,..y__ ... . M.t.., Rolf,, Jlprak,t Carpe : . Mr. and Mn. William Nease eet •�� lM ... , ..,. and Mn. Wlllian, f'!i(' h lngt-r, Mra. Sl Th Mrs. e _bride was a student at Racine Jean· hi&ll ,c'hool and the and family •I M iddletown I 'hool with their le�del'I, M'r1. Her; Dad9Y. Mr1. 'n'a n k Johnsto n , Mrs. bier � .,. , -� were Mary Hubbai-d, Mr11. Earl Watkins, bi:rt groom 1s 1956 a gradu ate p of the Pomeroy hi ,i:hool. He bas the weekend g ue Dixo and Mn. Roger Spen• Hi.rry N ill of Loga n, Mrs. sts or lheir par• j leu � �t ·� •1.rt Mn, Harle Elson spent the past three yean In the U. S. Navy. and .. . .y T. Joh mon , Mn ccr. at thrnDixon home. ls, now em- •nto, Mr. and Mrs. Clil/ord P hilwhlte � l& Kennedy La ncader Mrs. Ha m il• ploy d al Cleland ' s TV Store in Pomeroy, il'he you!'ll co� ple 1 ll pt and Mr. a n d M". U, During lhr meetin� a di sc1111sio'n ton and rlaughter e tn t�,:t i_;,m �Wf.; 1' s. !, was hel d on badge& to be worked Mra, Glad s BrownJ�dy of Logan, are now at home lo their friends on College !loid , 8yra s e . Nea.1 e. � , Mrs. y JoAn n ,---,,-,---,- --:----:c:-:-::--=----:-,;c..-,___;_,__r:: (_U on this sum m er. Pla na \l,'l!re mad<: Ta t\e non , Mis1 .__ Mr. and Mrs. Gerse Bowen and ,,4.. '!i"..� for the next m e eting. , P.l�ru �ere Mrs, 1'ay Woo Dorot.h y Long an d daog h t ers Kare . n Sue a n d Kaye dgea . of rd • . ', alao made to attend Good Friday J'AMILY. NIGHT$ WbeelinJ were visitin g hi, mothSending girt11 but un a ble l o M't\'1 ces at the Unile d Me t h odl1t atleh wetc Mn. Jo hn Perr • !J TONIGH,T & WEDNESDAY Mra. Mar1aret McKenzi, o,er y an d Church wilh the. trQl'Jp. Sus.a!\ Di J· Mr5t dRobe Jaek Webb _ MtmlN J..ewis the weeke nd . Mr� Ken Hope l'l Perry also of Loga n . . Mi!!s on was n,med n ews repoftcr. Mrs. B. N. East was the devotional leader When t.48 regUlar of Wheeling _ v1a1ted her sister l •'nfE DRD..L INSTRUCTOR " Jean An n Wehstn. Miss An n I frmi_ H e h m e nt were & _ alto _ .. se rvt'!d by Baker, Mn. Charles Mull en Jr., meeting or the , . : of Heath Methodist Church Mlddl!'.l!?rt , Mra. M c1Ce,me over the weeke nd. Susa n D1 xnn to J oyce E_ya ns. Deb- Mra. Ha n flats Di:IJu,lno, �ry Lee Lewi., was onda_Y held e M vening o ung, Mrs. ••;! Y chur� k he h Don ald topic WH, '·l'/ew . ra S�rn:er, Polly Atm Bauer, Sa o• Mu!Jen, Miss , i•JAl(BOA.tt" Mr. an d Mn. ��"·�·· Co�de Son dra Potts, Mrs. Light for Town and Country. OC G IS trlC i lmor ra . t d the e, lea de nd n a a Ed Ford , )fi ss Je,en Ellen Dabo Abo C.rtoon en tertain ed wlth _ 1 · �•IIY 1,,1 1 progra he m for the evening W ayne . GJbbOn• : see-re t il')' of gm•at, Hoger Spen ce,. NOW A,T ,ffAU ' THEATII w eek honortn& lhelr 4.luebter, Mr11: La�rence Morarity. was preacn led by Mr�. Forreal church ,ocial r,latlonJJ, M'r,a, ·John I Glerm Ford - Ol!bbie Reyn olda 5 Th e ne U meeti ng will be h e� Cyn d ie, on her 12!W :, tiirlbd1y , a t M)&11 M yt na MR ag, Mis s Sh e ila Haeht�l wh o als o �sed the th eme Ketchln · . se�� tary of lih>rflur e Monday after school at the Dix on StratJu:, ''IT STARTD> wrtH A KISS" their ho m e, Anne."St., · .,.. · Mrs. u s ed th� Sid m devotio n ty Spence r, Mr& n s. Mn:. . .ll�· and pub\IC'lltlO'n1, Misa Sfn�m ; ho m 0 5 88tln g Gam es were p �' , •fll3;' pfiies ·-,,,:e!=:""=========:=:=:,,:..:.::::_::•:;_· __________ Pauline A n geletti, Mrs. Ida Bur ns ehtel s upplie d the topl(I lo llfcUc se teta�• of ,pirltu al f The annual meeti ng of the J{ock, a warded lq ,Shirl�]' • • ;• Oaridy Ml•• June Sayre, Mill Libby Did ­ v1duals &f!.d how they work in Lbe N'oah H11JUn1• , tect. el U • e.,o lfhi:9. 1 i n ,i: Diatrict. Chli!l ren's Band was Grueser, Dula Jt dle, Mrs. Kerm lt · Walton, Mrs. church. She stressed how l lW,a d.re11 '1 WOtk, Mra. Rsyuyon f tnd, ; ivicki ktn �(I hel Sll d nday "{ a t M the tty and N•flcy Vi ·1 Fe l. Be111it �rlnstead, Misa Ch arlotte are changed �y the love Of Cbflat righ t; 1ecret oriah Bap4!Y of mlu�ary tiff Church Jn Middlepor · Murr1y, 'Mis, Jill Snowden, Mis, As � part of her program, Mn. educa tlori , Mt,. �•ck Bechtl�; . · � . :; \ ' ·. ee- rntellnc wu t a i led to ordt'!t. Th�e Refre.!lhtl_lentll Nancy Wood,geard and Mrs. Pa· Bach tel gave the poe m , "�e retafY' of ·s u.�phn, M rs . lf.a:trr r by th df I.I� ', _jlffio, y supervisor, Mrs. C. R. oung. pota to ehlp1, birth;ayf . . •.&!9�- and tricla Smith . , Y Everl_utine Mei :y ,, an d she al� C�e•her ;-:tecrefa ry or protnotion , • Children unde r ho t cliocoJ�te �� .. try Hi e sulHl uper. read pa.rt_ ol "S..:re wtape LeP,f, . Miss f'rl�• ;Pllehnle. vl�or , Mrs. Fred Seoll 01 the Na• Mrs, Conde. Favo,a•. w�· ,�ow · ' m pba s lzmg 1 he fact o f tli:fl; Uvt -t . 1 • Birtli A n,wUIICed ' om i Church f p · o 1 d ou ts and small 41P, �, i, JW•t ed Mr. a nd Mr11. Paul Rutt en.cut t er Ing God, i;he s aid -� hat Utt' 91rnt1 el!�!t .,•��,r,i ilob� lntt�t ,_werli: 1 n u m ber 0 rec���f:� -���se!� w \th a girl's pie� · u . 1 *fth g,. m JlJ":" 1 fl'd a t . ol Gall i poli\ are announcinl!! the of today are t he s1gn pod1 . of a 1 h e n1i nts. •'Whe r e He Le ads I'll Fo llow u:__l ."4 ·;. ' piee_1" . 11 n1. ; · birth of a s1x 'J)o und, seven ou n co living Ch�ist . She said , that 011e ose Atte n di11g were. ; �b<fte , .n,.llfed of the Th Forre,t h Run Churc . should _ tbm ut a t k Ic:111 em bo h dat.lgbler1 · Pllr.ida Ly n n, who was Mri. -(J: p . !Cleln llfl:oo\Jnced with Mrll. Willia m Sm ith. Y e:r,vl "'5,watda, �ill� e above and botn Sund ay, Apri l JO, al Meigs sehoes and their needs . an 4 Q'.l.tµ'e that �e�I.Y'I - �os,, vocal in•tru c• vi,or, �;mg "He ·• Got thub•sup r- Reu t , U.Ch ah e Whole er H or oth ers. S�e urged Va��. : �'ll'"e i n dlvld Ttif• Roman Collar Pullo"'' �b tor at �et General HolJll taJ. SchQols woul d World m ftis Hands." Nibert, Ka.14Y �.�bJ;I� , - . na Can you use an eUra '300 $500 or tin ue m Pray er, Medlt'111tltJn to co� pity, lta part. Mid• 1. r on;­ Gt1md paren ts arq Mr. an d Mr�. he el ngfnJ wl ib the l:leat b Choir _The group of t he local churrh Hedri!k S, ·1. ilirbarl � J<tq,)I. � .. . ry , more? Feel free to phone us or stop in. lt ltlp 111ue>N11 c:�lon,lt �tP• Lem uel Ru tteneul ter, Ma son, W. an d C h urch Work as .i m eans to fOT the �at.et , Qanta t.a . with Mh. Marearet Bowle-s 18 s ub-- Fru cill, �•• _ 14� ., nd . f'9, eo{or, 11 . i ltt ahape •nd' It•· , V11., i[\d Mr. sq� "Mrs, J. W. Kin­ slay near God. Mn. K�i/) ant! Mn. Se e how you can haive �P.rip,g tash qultk� Bi-cblel 1uperviaor sang "He Arose .'' Cathy, J1mm,- ·and , ·"'9in a>naeJ :tlnlah lfterc:oun.u,,■w11hlnr,,.. 1 caid, Middl(lport. g e te f u h 1H Ben k s M�. Bernice Borden of · Bid well, l· Y1;> O : t m a - · fn. 11·n b orn led �e ly on terin, to ••II you fl4lc. Be Ind.,, Cyndie · NCf!1vedN·,1DIOi1/ .' ,riJct: $ocb '""" 11� u pervisor of "Chu rch Work Jn lhe glfts frdm bi&J:I tr�ir':lf. in a lribute to M ni . R r.f h EvereU l?avls', M'rs. 'ttlJ',r p S .' . eh 1 ..·.'.· . �- , .1 . • � .. Wl tna � C:Offlfo!J t1rom pendent. Come lo Clly L..n. The cost ""' to '"· a nd Mn: · !:. M' . Wao . · Ro hroek a · former rneniber of d fOr · eir Providence A1socl 1tlon, an d Mrs. · · ,. 1 · $ 170-llom• wor 1 COIJo, in n l Dor that b fair and ,,...nable, thy � � C. tidir . �P,bes tile church who d i ed recen tly, �ee )r Lewis of Bidwell . pre:; i- Informal t . ·, . ' :· "� . :&-,, ,..,_, •Stan 2-6K tl,H .� •.. , Citt..,."" .'T' : de nt ot lhe Ptovl de nce A111oc iation, . . ' Mrs. Rothrock wa1 the organizer are now . a y11il,ai,Je. _ Mt11. �rtn� Ca1ey r epe,ted were pre11ent and spoke briefl Hourt: 9 to 5 - Thur,. 9 Ill Noon of t he lo�al wscs while her h tJ•· 1W Q-11qya• er... Socb. 'ilkr HollW · y to At Myro;,.. , m inister of \he on lhe D 1atrlct WSCS meeU ne · the group POME ROY, 01110 n ba the was d . Mrs. Lula Ha mpton , aub-Phone WY 2•2171 . lizll l:8� ..... . . .... Mr,. 1!5 E. Maln SI. Myr(K\ · M JlJer of Mldat,epo,t which ./,�a• held in PorllmOUth on pre1ide nt of Hoc k i ng District, was Hea th Church. e ntertain� lf.Ub lnfor�l· parbt al&o preaent and spoke to the at her homl! ,� an Durlng t he bu si n ess m ee t in, M'1'ch 29. · ·Sa t ul'dq fOr TONIGHT · · � her group. condueted hy Mrs. Harry C hesher, · ' 1n.� · son, Jimmy. • . .. / ./ The mee, 1,.___. OAZEBO" "TIIE c lt .._ h w , Each han d was npresen ted with Mr11. Gle nn La m bert gave . the fol· The evenini wa� 1pent playi n g r b Df.Dbie Reynoldl - Glell n Fo rd lowi n g report of lhe nomina t ing P�Y� ,'.:!,�b'�hl after lhe exception ot Glen vale a nd recorda and ' d1ncln1 after which w 1 11 �..� Not Opan �•dMtday d • ed -�! Hl'Vu Glouster. ""'.::C � tom mittce : Pre11ident , Mn. Earl by -�rs. - � Mr11. Miller bot clq••• po• � . . .II· w "'""" ,...-,. E· .. . The meeti n g closed wilh the ato chips, 1 .. served ht Kni I c c v pre i dcnt, V Mrs. _, U.SD F Y TH ; g A •� RIDA e Blak nd u- 8a h••l to 2, m ~,m an � d solt drinks , .. • :i singing of "Bleat Be the Tie . "' Mr,. to Jimm y and hi, Juestl, Suun G len n La m bert; record i n g secrc- berIii 'n. e II : � "THE LAST AN'GRY MAN" · Ill' _ eme h w.11 U Ca m pbt!ll Harpe r Wall pia nist for Slater, Jack SaJtcr tary , Mn. M. ·L. Fre nc h·, treasur• �•) � r �, •V tleld, Sharon Paul Mu.nJ - David W1¥ne · er, Mrs. L. W. McCom as ; aecret.ary � lbe table which waa. centered the afternoon . Hostu, Tom Rall and Bu tch Ba�h· wlth an U'tl nCemen t of Ea11ter t an d 0rk , Mrs. f10111era tt'!l. • th:._::w.: = "d::e:::n.:. .:::..._:Y<> ..!.'.============�•::l_:•::': by 11.r, Bruce Lloyd. :,;::. cort•· CHUCKLE FOR TODAY S,IWICH, lntland UPI--Mra. Derot'h'f Woollard acrNmed and fled Tuuday w+t•n har &.yur-old cltvthter Marlon r.turned from • walk In th• wvod-. MW "ean I kMP II, mvmmy?'' and producad Mr MW 1Mt--a la,.. Munk. VOL XI Cardin al Patrol Meets Monda,, . .. .-.:. )\ ·- wscs ff"!' ;;._:«•.,.cq•lffl&�.. B i rthday Po-4v H e l d Recentl y' . At Conde Home H k'1ng o· Ch 'Id ren , BOnd • me11. l f POI OHIO WDRllRS '°"'It I ,,.._11,. c� MEIGS THEATRE L, � · ' t rv __:=.___::::::,__________ ________ f' - t\rlStet� 1:"i :; -. ..,_ y·OUth G. roups Gl·ve Program S. Un d ay EVent. ng • A program w11 preaente4 at the United Me thodist Church Sunday evening b;y the Senior and Jun ior You th Fellowah ip under th, dlrect lon of Mrs. · Eu rene Bro'WTI ind Mrs, Chulea Peralneer. • The prorra m opened wltb a spccl1l n umber "Were Ycu. There" by t he boy, of the Senior arou.p foHowed by a dramalllatlon of ''Pilate ·• Brethren" by the Senior gr'"'. A duet "What Will ' You DO Wit h Jeau1!'• wa, preaen ted �, �rbara and Cheryl Brown. J{i\ " �fterin, was lall:en wJ th Pft)'k alveri by David Bi-own af. ter which a candlelishl prese-nta­ •. lodf ot ''Tbe Croe, of Jesus" w11 d by the Junlot - IPOUp. , ,'mem btr. had a Ugt,t� can• -Me· and afl•r their talk a, they :onued I cros, and lbe con1re11Uon 1an1 ''t:le Old RllHed C?o,e;'t !be henedletloa b_y t)Je· Rev. Eu tne Brown cl� the Ntvice. .. •.,............................... .,. _ olslll..._ • '· . ..... .. lbo _ _ _ ..... Qulcl .. • wlu )'GIi - • bod - - b, Jal pulliq unitr Netiae: rorwald. It - to lllDDD&hly -it IIClually ,ildoa. 0.- la • - "' ,...... ...,.,., ar tbe Nnectlmnl. i..U..'91ib ....... A nal behb 11tet•, � 1 .. ' ' . . Coner �ID DLEPORT onl y . .... .. "' · - . . � ,. -� ,. •...ltiM" ,. . .. � .. � .. ... ... ........ � +u � 44 , .. u i...._ r.-_ ...., ► ...,..,, ... • ...• • ... ,,, 4 ...., � ---:.--··· ' ill, � . .' Servliie 9*-,Foo4 .· 1nd ,Liiil ........ Ualll.".:'80 : - _ ,_, Roule I .. WH ITE HOU SE PAI NT $4 29 gcil� WHY PAY MORE? • N EW 1960 WA LLPAP ER· .. /. ,' ' I ' . ' NEW GYM . $WIN G sns NOW DN 11111'1.A'I' : Sl4.95 up WITH SLIDk ) HIDE-A.AT IAR . .,_ .., .., _ ____ _ 11 ,.. _,, _ ,...,..,._ ,. ...,. ..,,..._ ,.!.a.$:t,.t..a.i._ i" ..,... Mlcldlopon, Ohio , llllADBUlY ROAD wv;u741 f ilerthlllll Poli�• Svmt .' llioae �t• liooina N .10 lo lTI � After I PJI. with -- Small Planten Kin g Bui lde rs Sup ply Co. On Display Now ·:- •m MMtll - �ciy�••m·· · · ,If: . ;. ' ' ' PARIING =-•'i>:t1:!F In for THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL --------,, Pure Linseed Oil Load Tltanum Zinc " i; . ALSO· FEATHJ:R·llOCK WE TRADE! WE SELL ON PAYMENT PLAN! YEAR TO PAY! �N� . , lt: 'l , · ING $99.00 STONE - MANTELS and PLANTER AREAS Ai.M;'·� , /'. ... ·� - PHON E SPlU CE 3-558 . _, ....�.�· ' .--. -·-·•1E MASON, W. VA. --IIMf:t:,ri;•r .. --..... -...•tdMii, � ... . ' - •.;..,;__ ·• ' .:,.::.,•:_:::;-..;.;,; •;;;¥ •;.;, ' ,_ tPhone Your Order 'Collect) · ·-----•we .___ , , .. �;l'"C"" . .. ._ 0,.11 7 A.M. hi � :3Q P.At .:;_ 5'ft1Nloya til 8 P.M. , LISTIIN TO ,1CICINI' MARDWAII.I IPICIALII : Iii 7.al. lN1�1.t ._ _ ..,. ...,._ . ... . . ' '. , '; . . ' .... -. - T....._• ... -;;r• ... T1Mln4oy Mot"'- ··,.-· . <.' . •.- ,\ ·, .. . ,•• . .• \ ) H ' ll Is '·la·k ' ng F 1rsl Try At -�·- SINGLE co:•y - 5c: ·· •·----·- '. ' ! county Off• ' Harrisonville Native Dies In Columbus llome I ➔ By This F 'day Mn. Leonard VanMeter, 104 Locust St ., Pomeroy, is "Mrs. Mi ddleport '' of 1960 it w as an • today. \ nounced C. Murray , local manager for t he Ohio Fuel G• • Co., said Mrs. 'vanMeter WH selected in prelim­ inary Ju dging to represent Mid\ dleport at a tea in A t hens Friday. \ . Division conte1t winners wall compete :n i dletrlct "Mrs. A.ner­ ica" «intest cook-o!f In Ath ens on Ai)l'll 21. 'lbe contest u1 sponaored in thl1 are, by ·Ohio Fuel. llra. VanMeter it the mother or Her husband , three children. Leonard i1 chief engineer for the M.wls,lppi Valley Barge Line, St . Loul,, Mo. Mra. VanMeter la a member o( the PTA, Homebuild­ en Class and iJ a Cub Scolit Helper. Tbe district coolr:-ofr win ner will receive ah RCA•Whirlpool gas range wonh $5CIO 1nd will repre­ .ent tbia area in the ''Mn. Ohio" finals May. 4 and 5 in Columbus. Runner-ttp in the di1trict conte1t will win an ou t door gas ligh t for the yard or patio of her home, with free illlltallation by Ohio Fuel. The homemaker named "Mrs. Ohio'' will win an expenee-paid trip for henelt and her hu.aband to the nation a l "U:rs. America" final, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in Jun,. She also will recelwe an RCA Whlrlpapl ice Ka,_ie cu re- 1 frtcentor, a 11.oob ·wardrGbe in. cJudhtf a ReypOldi alyml num drtll worth SIM)O, and other valu­ able prims, M:oN! than ,10,000 kl pritel will be awarded at the sta te contest. Runner-up •t- the 1tale · final, wm wtn -.n Rt'A•WbirJpoo1 com­ bination washer and, cu , dryer. the homemaker named "Mn. America" wiU win 1. sso.-000· Hu­ ber home in Fort Llludenlile, Fla c,olDplete with '8,500 J..-ncer ' awlmmiq pool, 1od RCA-Whirl­ pool Ill IU ..lln. America" k!t­ ehfn, • two-week expense paid Florida ,-aation for the entire family, a complete year..aroud wardlo!>e, olld an ISIOrtment of Oh�: Cloudy, warM today. Cloudy w"11 tcettfl-ed ......n or �hunderlhow.,, wHt portion t.. night, mo,t of the ,ta,. ThurNl■f. L ittl• temperature ehA,... Thu,. day. High todey 6J..70 north, 70.77 south. Low tonieht 47-5S. llcven truck drivers were cit� I nlo .', leigs County Court April . 22: :11r overweight in a weight' check I ,·csterday on Stale •R oute 143 by patrolme n fr om the Ohi o S4i,te Pl· trol PQ.Sl. One truck w as priv11til)I own ed and the rest were tandem vehicles owned by t he Swl.aher Coal Compa n y, Pom eroy. t· Patrolma n David Proffitt of t� .rallipolis Post Haid today thJilt 143 is posted for a 25 percent , dut:uon from the re1u.Iar we l I :11111ts and that the trucks wef1' I loaded to exceed the l e gal load 01' j 1 hal highway. They were n ot ovf!f• loaded for normal highway use, � said. Normal weight limi ts arc 19,000 lbs on a si n gle a xle and lh,• 000 lbs on a tandem axle. emb ers of the Pomero; Volunteer Fire Assc?ciation , are the bi� chicke n dinner are, First r?w: Charle? J. W��Y, Ha� Tl1 e 25 per cent w e ight reduc-­ d of their annuli� "big feed" for their fiwonte athletes old Tnplett, Frank Chapman, Rolland Neutzlmg, Wilham SU � uo n on Roule 143 has been Im• om�roy Panther football, basketball and baseball teams. vcrs. Second Row: Willi.am Shertda_n , Robert Kautz, Wilham posed reeently, an oUicial al the Ea year they manage to have their gjcture tak en a print o( Young, Antone Lucke , Fl�yd Mankin, Herman .Werry , H�ry '.lfelgs Coun ty stale highway gar­ wh h is posted in lhe Second Ward } ,rehouse, as a h1Storical Watson, John Werry. Third Row: Wayne Sw,sher, Dwight flgc said today. The limit was im• of their membership. Taken last Saturday night after Parker, A�ron Kelton , Gilbert Freeman, George Nesselroad , rd rec posed t o prevent ex cessive dama�e . h_ " c_ sh r_ _ Lo 1he highway by hP.avy tramc bei g host to the athlet es , and looking wen satisfied following. Harry Bollinger, Harold �be __ U u rin� the spring lha.ws. �----- ·---::,--The Swisher lrucks we1·� hauling c:0111 rrom a s1rip m i n e operation in the Harrisonvill� com r.,unity tO lhc Swisher coal tipple on East \ Main•st in Pomeroy. William H. El l iott, Ro u te 4, Lo­ g.in, was t he driver of tht: single ' M rs. Raymond Capehart guidance director at Wahama the vote.rs of M�1gs Co unty. M•I Clerk, West Cohm1bia, .)xle vehicle ciled l.ly patrolme n a t ' and I He H id that th e Stri te Health · • I�port B usm�ss the wdgM station set up yesterday. form.r malor INpue baMball High School, was introducd to the M1dd pla ' pr even the nd ay vtce e- I Departme n t, �fter a surve y baa yer a wldaly k n..wn sport,- Professional Women s Club 'I'u�sd mg �y Drivers of Swis h er. vehicles cite d r ecommen ded tha t a h ospital of Pickl!ns a�� Edison Hob5tetter at least 40 beds is needed for were Ray Proffitt. Racine, Route 2; man, enterwd Grant H05pltal In sident of the club. Dr. r;crald Sa yre, Cheshire Route l ; Columbus Tuffday for a com- I were other guest speak�rs or. lhe e�enmg when th ey met at :'a-f �igs County. M_r. Hobstetter fosse P . I-Jaggy, Pomer oy Route 1 ; plet. checkup,. he Masonic Hall for their A nl meetmg. said lhat the bosp1t.al :,vaa to be . C lark WH reported suf....- i n9 Bruce P. Da\' is, Langsvillc; James I n h er talk. M.rs. Capehart said that the real goal of gmd- opera.,.ted as a n on-prol1t eorporaP. Snyder, Po•eroy Route �; Wil• f!.�. • n t1mbness In an arm •nd � anee i& to help individuals to mak e thei r own decisions. In Lio n and . that lhe !.a,i: paye� would a !ln.nll,. Justicl!. · Rutland; . Carroll­ a e said that G.De of the �8 o f n_o� be �;1 ble �or any possible de-... er -.wotk� at the high sc� !ft��'�. hff cl•n'? .dv,M d.ay. . .His phys! rmMathews, Cheshire Roule 2; Rich­ . -�� r 1tT e TO' the pu.pils 1r · thelr cboiee of fic lt w81ta, 1!11ght - �� · .-�� is p program th guidanc e e , ard M. Rculcr, Mi d dleport; Jack med1at. hotp1tallution for • , . 000 The bond. issue. 1s ,vr. _...-, 1 their ivocation. Gillilan. Chester. a nd Joseph Schu­ chKkup. ance ,program in a com m un• 10 be repaid .over a �nod of 20 guid e th � n explai t Capehar iu:rs. ,.. ' Loul follower■ Mel of ba 1 ler, Chesh ire Route 2. . ity i t took the efforlS of eve� years sn d will requue �n lh P In an other patrol arrest ! Cster­ ball career r.m.mber th.t hi National Defe.n se Act which al- p.aren l, pupil .and .also the bus1- average, one-halt of one""_mill tax d ay , Virgil Eugene Hudson, McDo n • WH once druck in the face by lows for pupils 'Who have bee n nes s concerns . £or t h is period to retire th e sld, Pa .• was lodged i n the Me igs a betted b.all lo&t In the sun, in the h ig her ¼ of thelr class to dison Hobs tetter, ch.airma n of bonds and pay the in terest . This E borrow money for ru�t her educa- the c.impaig n tor t he Meigs me ans t h at on the average a P_l'O­ County jail nn a charge of driving fracturing his p,alit•. on, which can be pai d back al a ti without a l icense. Memorial Hospita l Bond Issue and perty owner whos e tax valuation n veni ent tim e a n d a t an easy co . R. R. Pi ckens were bolh pre• is $4,000 would pay on ly $2 per 1 Dr. , ra te Mrs. Capehart said than sen t and eaeh talked on the issue. ye ar for th is hospital. Wahan,a Lillie Lea,i:ue higher education i s not on ly ben e• After Mr. Hob ste t ter had con­ Mr. Hobstetter gave a brief ML-etin� I• April 25 fida l to the individual but a_lso history of the Meniorial Hospita l d uded h is tal k and answered A meetmg of persons interested raised �he level of Lhe . �mmunit y. and of the diHere11t limes that que sti ons from t he group, Dr. in the Wlllhama Little League .i nd She said that t he choice or vo• (See BPW on Page Two) Puny Leagu e program has been caUon i s a most i m porta nt matter the i ssue has bee n voted upon by p called for April 25, 7:30 p. m ., at as lt m akes a deep impre ssion on I the high school. ,OU d ivid ual, in nt ire life of an e the Relatives have l earn ed of lhe Coach Ralph Sayre ot Wah ama, ll way, t heir hom e life, death Tu�sda)' at a Columbus, Ohio At 8:55 last night 1 he Syracuse in ann ouncing the meeting, as ked in every as well a s em otion al s piri tual A large at lend a .. ce was report• Fire Departmcn1· was called to the that all foterested perso ns .att end . rc11t ho me of Mrs. Dess Darby, age said that to help She up. e ak m 79. a n ative of Harrisonvill e. e d al th e m eeting of the Meigs town d ump on Snowball Hill to CK · 'Wi th lheir pro• youth or d a chil �1rs. Darb.y was born a nd ralsed Coun ty Democratic Club al Mid- ti n guish a blaze that started from lake thrir nev�r hould s one ble:n r MEE ..f-UlEML:N TO al Harrisonville, the d a ughter o( d leport, Mo nday n ight with about an unknown origi n . the m t ly, tha t to ligh problems T Mei.J e h r e nte u l o V y t n ou C s 'fhirtef'n Junior and 10 Senior the late Morgan an d Jan e (Hewitt\ JOO prese n t to llH:!C't an d hear lhi! pro b• s a nt importa as t jus are ' they Fre nch. She l eaves a sister, Ed i th Dem ocra tic ca nd i dates for public firemen un der dire<'lion or Chief F ircme n 's Ascociat io n will mee t she closing ts. In adul of s m )e t nd o Sec the t a . m p. B at ight on D1t n iel, McCo nnelsville, Ohio; two office. All ca11did.ate5 were pre• Woodrow Hendri!<, a nswered the eHective good that for a said roy. ome P in House Fire _ d War Middleport .law enforcement officers said to<lay Ordinance each at- �all, which c.iused little or no da m • n ieces, two ntphews, a nd several s e_n t C'Xcept lhre�, ;r nd . will be .enforced to the full letter. 663 cousins. ag(' ten di n g spol.e bri efly. Two sisters, Cor.i Clayto n 11nd re f I lhe hr anno_unccd 663 provides $5 fines for_ owners who do not Ordinance It WM> talks Also prese n t ror brief Maude French, and a brother, Wal• were Rosc oe Fowler, Hobson , for. ch1('f th , l burn mg · perm_1 s must c keep their dogs tied up. That's for .i first offense. For sue. ter Fren ch, preceded her i n d eat h . m er sheriff and D. A. Ca n aday, se cu�ec1 ,or open rtres. 1 !ey ca� �e cessive convictions the rice tag goes up. fi Services are to be held Thmsday Pomeroy for mer mayor. obtal n ed from �uyor D11.;k . Winet e . . : i n McCo n nelsville. d• Woo Grocery, s Jlarrlen brennrr, �:: "�7r. I bad eheck c h arge i n coun ty court. �; ! ;:�i H ! h ���;� d an A poll t1ca l skll w.is presen te d h al Law• Mars ow !Ic-ndrix an d r �-----k ey sa id lhey have received num ­ by ,two women �r the club. Folrence Whitlac h . MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL A fire that bega n apparen tl y Ed. Nole: The letter printed below Is s�lf explanatory of a erous complaints rece nt ly of mC"c tmg, relreshmi!n ts the lowmg hot ashes, destroyed a tool from Adm itted: Will Re yn olds, Mid· were 11erved. soapparent to pla .l!Dimals h Suc dogs. loose attentio� drawing r Page 1 editorial Monday 9:45 a. m. today on pro­ at shed dleport ; Mrs. Wyatt Gilbert , _Porn• Heiting for church building funds by a Meigs _county church havoc with early spring garde n pert)' owned by R ay William11 The nex t m eet ing of ,he club eroY ; Mrs. Jenie Haynie , Mlddlehas been set for April 28 al the group . We are certain this church grou� 15 entirely worthr of efforts. nesr Cook G.ap's Hill. Ru tland port. J . . 1n mornin g may or'l. court ac• R oad . Pornn i House e Fir Ward d n o c Se consideration given all others, and that 1t was not resp�ns1ble Dism issed: E. O. Smlt h, Middle­ . -d ... fin ney n McElhi Mayor lions for verbal representations as understood by local candidates. port; Louise Chapm an, S yracuse; eroy. Mid d lep ort ,.,otifflteer firem en Freci' De.an. Harrison ville, and 1 To The E d itor : Mary Gilkey, ' Middleport; Mrs. ch arge or Chief Tom D.'1.1'8l, in fu ate t s was as nds le. c artl the in d Howard B. MacDorm, Virginia, EXTEND RALLY Subject Involved: I nfluence Margaret Stewart and 10n . Mid• was a total Fro m the evi de nc e gathered it each $5 and costs on conviction said the stn.tct u re Pedd ling. NE�V YORK UPI - Sl'ncks ex• dleport; Mrs. Virginia Mi chael, an d o ther tools including loss . mvol�ed .appears th at someone oLher than or i n toxi ca t ion . ten ded Fri day's late rally i51ig h tly PARIS UPI-A kidnapper snatch- , The pastor Pomeroy . e i n it. Cblef wer that supplies . _and p�plewas the authorize m fro periions d prmt • Birth: a so n to Mr . a n d Mrs. at the openi n g today in mbdera te rd the 4-year-nld grandson of auto- m the ed itorial wluch . Darst said hot as hes had been ch urch has been soliciting fun ds · e tak to · • wish paper •y's d i M d a n e t. d g on m r Robert Haynie, M idd_l_ " Pengrre e Jean-Pi magnate bil� o m rted o rep _ a)' _ d c lo •po e polic y too close to one s ide of placed o __ Pomer _ _ _ __ l . _ J · . c. ' _ _________ :__ • in the name or t h e church m the ar,e,t of Carson J. Lingerreu. lhf hui\ ding. There was no lnaur­ eo1 and dema nded t he fa mily pay th 16 oppor1 um ly to 'le ar the m . question. . · $1 00,000 ransom w i thou t not ifyi ng seI ves befo,-. t h •" people of th is To stop th is unfa ir practice , Pl. Pleasant, last night on a anre on it or the conten ts. area. poli ce or t h e ch il d woul d be. killed , • The fire threatene d the new charge of drivini:: while intoxica t • We humbly fcc1 th at our the p astol' urges the public t o re• ed . H, h a s bl'cn released fro rn DC'Weese home in fron t of the Police rep orll'd toda y. cognize only those perso11s who h2�., made . a con side-rahle � .. The yo u ngslt'!r, Eric Pueg('nt. "h"rch . have a letter Crom the ch ur ch ell· the county jai l on $250 bon d 11n d bur n in:;: shed . The n ew ho me still was said to have been Jed aw ..t)' spirit ual rnnlrihuho n t o t his area plainin g our buildin g fun d pro• is scheduled f or an appearanl·c has paper sid i n g. Th e ownen . • con doned .such ·ro111 11layiilg i n the sand at th<' and we hav,-• nC"Cr b,•fore Mayor Charles Leg11r April spraye d ii with a gardrn hose, un­ . g 1 gr.a m The letter m ust ;"C si�net. 30. ' . ra of d metho ed d underhan C rxclu:;ivc Saini-Cloud Golr lub til the fire d epartm ent arnved � � � . I by t he pastor. . Tuesday by a man who drove a . a n d took over. . . There will be n o e1111d id atcs Also in the county Jail this bl.�ck auto mobile. �ontac ted u n der any circumsl;m - m orning wa s Leah J�ne Napper, "' . Su pper Wil1 Be The boy was playing wit h his Ha111 I sao s. Second S1.. M idd lep ort, beSUPERINTENDENT DIES ces. 7•ycar-old brotht>r, ,Jea n-Phil i ppe, Held J n Letart Falls . Harrt e Rob SheriH 0. (UPI)_ - Paul by held ing LANCASTER. m&ny our and two other boys a nd his nurse w i h t thank Letart Fa lls WSCS will f .W � \ �ave already l'lelped tenbac h for parole ol! icers. 53, supenm.endent Cummings, R, 3.lld ch a uffeur were slttlng In a h oThe c l d a h a m supper _ft'riday, . A ?ril :; : � �n;one desiring fu rt her a y , pol ee sa d n Cl irton K Kinne ar. Mag ne�i , o f f'.airrield Coun�y Sohools tor the car 1 yar bu l ld m g , / a t lhe c om m unity � �d, eh t � i 1:. . , died Tuesday eve"i . Y2·691. ll W o ca son t e c� with rv ing from P ice sai t e ra � i Springs , 0 ., Was j aile d yesterd ay p�sl 15 yt.'fil'S to 7 p. m . i n form ation may ning. a to answer to rouml by the n urse tn Ihe san AUultsse$l ch ildren 550 cen ts. _ orfirers t}' n cou by · or t rs·ig n ed)·· The }•a� ' told Eric's father, Roland Pt1e• 1 _ . �cot. he- ha d 48 hours lo prod uce the money and_ that h is so� . would • ------------he killed If pohL-e were n ot 1£lt'd. -::-u n.::,a:::�� �.;'; ·.::. ,;,�,::��· ;�: ran from the ror to ask Jean-Phi• . . . . shot which lipp c where h is brother was. . failed last transit •� l d by h• d weallll'r. cause d n \a . d wfoun N e li n a, Arge more, , . UPIFla. ",\ mtr n took him away '·• the boy . CAPE CANAVERAL � For the price of a s pecial radio Srpt. 1 7 because of rocket trouans�cred. Tlw United SL.all's hurlc�I a t�an • an.� _La.! ha,:, - gla d Th Na,'Y and a slide rule. a n.ivi- hie. reeei,·er orbit. � 1 p��ribe � s e d ac 1 sit "radio slnr"' saLelli te . mto sai � be abl e t o use operawill r ato g 'I p NVfllt A cchkntt. The pl a nned orbit would carry space today t o test a revolutionary fi n d his ex.act to sits n Edwards Appoi111e1l trs al n io t how s may let n � The ITl!w, m s ste m of navigation that would barber po le-striped 5;1tellite he l in night or day earth, how to avo1� d isasters suc h �s 111( osi tion on BROUGHT BACK · TO EARTH - While Detective Sgt. Ed New Special Deputy b� free rrom wt-ather problems. earth once a pprox1 ma tel y aroull(i scicntisf.t; l u fo or ther a we fair ' · eo . The 265-pound earlh satellite, An drea Dori a - Stockholm ship The appointrJle n t or V. D, Ed ­ Watson (left) and detective John Breen wait, 13-ye�r-old D�an minu tes, covering •. an 100 every the coast of �assach,u said I area between Canada a nd _ Argen• Siering teUs his grandmother about lasl-talkmg his way mto wards, Pomeroy, a s a spec ia l de­ equipped with four r adio tran sm it- lision off the : S HOT PEAT · E R A crash of wo a i_r sky sttl s a nd a free airplane ride from New York to Chi,cago and then tak, Puty sheriU by Sheriff Robert teri rod e i n to a morning Th ex eri mental moonle,t � r1 hna in the Western Rem1sphere. the Gran d Can yon over Hoerr, space ericall_ m A ew n a abo�rd by approved been has hach n Harte police. by up picked was e h where Buffalo to rid train e Ing a 36-in:h ,:here dubbed Transit J . IJ I Under i�eal con ditions-at daw_n two d s�e• l"C<!en! years. T�ese we fire stage d n seco 'Ihe accord• eourt, rocket. ts e pl common he t He's being held at a. detention home pending arnval of reta­ ing to 1n elitry today'in the clerk ·�fully and signal• were rece1v• the b1gg1Pst accid_en� n: b a med fn was. launched at 7:02 a. m. e.s.t . 1 or d usk in. . clear we_ather - a t 1s was c,,ssenLiaUy a repea t o( would be v1s1ble as .a f11nt star. tlvq. ed by h'ack.in& staLio os in BaUi, part on .navigational error1s Tb of COW'ta office . . Portland Asks Reservations Of Pomeroy Is 'Mrs. Middleport' Ideal For WEATHER 1 ll Coal Truck Drivers Cited In Court By Patrol For Overloadin g On SR 143 Ralph Graves, manaier of the G & J Auto Parts Company , in Pomeroy, was appointed to the Pomeroy scho�l h,oard, at , the regular meeting last night in Supt. Charles Gibbs olhcc. 1 . He will serve the un expired term of the late Robert S. Coates. Mr. Graves had previously se rvschool who were I ed el,ht year• or two terms as a the Pomeroy year eonlract& last n ted two gra member of lhe board, dwin Ka uffm'a n . assi�tE are nig!ll ln c,ther action last night, Mrs. ant football coach; T heodosia Dorothy Barnes, Pom eroy, was Frecker, History nd -a n glish E give n a o ne year contrac t as a fourth n e Smit h, Caroli leache-r; c:rade achool teach er ln the Po m - grad e teacher at Sugar 'Ru n an d I eroy system. Mrs. Barnes is n ow Russell Moore, coac�. A rive year teachiri& in the Syracuse •chool contr a ct w.as give n Con s t ance Msr­ where ahe Is co m ple ting the l ey, girls physical educa tion 1 sebool term of Mrs. Marlene Flsh• teacher, an d a one year i:.eon tr.a ct er who baa been given a leave or was awarded to Eva Stout to MK. HILL •blltn ce by lhe Southern Local leach ½ day e�ch day. She is School board. Ohio History and girls college Teachers already e m ployed i n pre Ho m e Economics tea..'.:her. p 1 1 1f C. W. Kirk.land, Ohio Power Company manager, was present to consult with th e board con · • cern ing electric slovt'!s in the , Home Econo mics departme n t. Presc11t for th e meeting w ere ICC H. E. Bon ey, Preside n t . who Prt;· . s idetl; w. A. Gibbs, vice pres1• . Ju_lian 1;111_1 . LeLar, farmer a_nd foster, clerk; ilfe uu�e res.td�nt O'. the . �l•La�t dent; J . E d ward Ja mes L. Brew'er, Mi ddleport, Willi:im . Anderso11, Mr. Grave� f �alls �ommumty. 1s f1ak_1ng h!� first bid for c?un\y office thh said Tuesdaf tha t on advice of and 5upt. Charles S. Gibbs. year as a canQ1date for county --- -- - h is · attorney John Eppling, Galli• commiss ion er on the Republican polls, he enicre d .a plea of guilty ticket. Mr. Hill is at the present in com mon pleH court to a plea ti me, a trustee in l.etart township. of petty larceny rather than to t he char.ge or pocke t picking for Promi nen t in the co u nty as a veg, which he was indicted by the ctable �,owe,, Mr. Hill has been grand jury. activ e in the Meigs Couu ty Truck Jamee O"Brlen, county prosecu­ lirowcrs Assodat1o n at Letart tor, toda y conrirmed Brewl!!r'1 sin ce its orga n ization se veral years fl statement . He said the charg e wa1 ago, lie is n ow serving . as vice Portland Community C lub m_e m- pre sid en t of the association reduced following a conferenee and is between the court, at lorn ey1 in bers arc urg i ng that reservati ons o ne of t h e largest us ers o f t he as• the case and the arresting offi• £or their • 'Can didates' Night" di n- soc1c1tion's £.ic1htics. This year Mr. cers. He ,pointed out tha t Meigs ner, 5 to 7 p. m., April 22, b e made I HUI has u ndel' cultivation 60,000 cabbage planls irnd exl,)ects to pl.ant odanty wa, sued t he e:rpen se of by this Friday, April 15. , F'or the past decade t he club �a_s 80,000 tom utoe s, with other truck a Jury t rial by accepting the guilty plea to the reduced charge, in vite,! cand idates for local _poht1• crop. Brewer was arrested Nov. 20 in cal office to appear _bef?re it an d H e at tended Letart grade and Middleport by Middl eport police visitors to speak their p1e�e. The high schools und is murrk>d to the ind charged with ta ·kin g a billfold event 1s part Of t he club s ��J ee- former Jncz Dufly, daughl<'r of t)rom Sherman Bu1klrk Jr., fol• U. ve of seeki n g to create c �md ll tons :or . .i nd Mrs. J at: k Dut fy, Syra cuse. Ic,wiog a wreck on Soo.lh Second for better local government . They have eight childre n, with a Past such events ttave drawn so n an d a daughter married . His· Sa., Middleport , i n which Buskirk w,e lnvo1»ed1,., A�� to ._ re­ con11Jtt'!n t full houses a\ t h e Port- daugh� er, :Wlrs. li.r.ady Hoff! an , Mid " oc,rdil in-ilia- oU.:_ lhe ;blllfo1d land ar11�e Schoo l . . dleport, recently prese nted him F"o will there �Inne win11 a be ll o r contained $30. In a signed co n fes• wi th his lirsl grand child . slon m ade following" bis arrest, s hort en terta111ment to be follo wed M H'll is a m e m ber of the JUI\· 'Witnessed by Pat rolm an I. R. Neal by in troduction of . ca.ndi�ates. Sa nd . r h·rd�r of Unite d American Me• servbe 111 "'. pie d an e e co£f s, c wich and Deputy Sheriff Howard Fra n k , ��-imics a nd or Jann organuatio11s Brewer confessed to t ak i ng the ed thro ugh_o ut the ev_e n m g Reservati�ns for dlnner shoul d in his community. lie, in pa rtner• billfold from Busklrk's pocket, made with Harrf Swan, Rulh ship with Hilton Wolfe. Racio.e, re­ be ex tractin g the mo ney ·aild throw• Ebersbac h or Joe Pn ce . by phone. ce n lly purchased the Home Rcs­ Ing the billfold awa y. t a ura n l i n Mi ddlep ort which is Followjng hia gullty plea to now operating un der lease to Mrs. the petty larceny charge- · Mond ay Karl Kloes. atternoon, Brewer was fined $100 a n d 1ente n eed to 90 days in jail. The jail sentence wu suspe nded and he was placed o n a year's probation by Judge Jo hn C. Baron. Mrs. \'an Meter FOil YOUR BUILDING NEEDS 1960 Powe r Lawn Mower oN " . eRECBPTJ ' r., . lndion a Splltface Limestone . SoYe At Pickens' On Your New e PRIVATE PA&TY BA K E R FU RN ITU RE . , 0a � lbltlllett Mr. and Mn. Ken n et h Cook ol Middleport en tertai ned Sunday : with a fa mily di n ner in h onor or the 12th birthday or lheir daugh• ler, Con n ie. Con nie'• decorated birthday cake waa served wit h lte cream as dessert for the family di nner. Beforn the dinner. the Cooks an d the-ir gu eetll attended t he mornlnj: wor• 1hip servicoi al the Hea th Met ho­ diat Church wh en Conllie w11 re­ ceived aa a member of the thurth. I Gueata Cor th e day were Mr. and Mra. J. C. Cook of Mason, Mrs. Clarence P.:berabach, George t:ber1bach and rhHd�n. Tera Ja ne 1nd Johnny, of 'Middleport. YOUR NIXT l i. Elberfelds Birth.day Obaerved With Family Dinner en t1n e al • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, April 13, 1960 NO. 306 Petty Lar�eny Plea Accepted &y Local �urt H Id M CAS H • Normal Weight : Reduced No,v . 25 Per Cent · .. , . s ·R.!n Hea . ..�u 1a·r . s H old . th Method , l'st wsc , • · "· Sess1,on At Ch urc,h Monday Ev4:!n1 ng • e Ralph Gra�es Takes Post On Pomeroy· Board Of Education ·=-..· . • I 1!,B t�N Drive-In ' Veteran Returns To Duty IILA�"=•m:·� .·!i. ·°"rf• . r1• .! ::;o" •• t , 1 "" ·" r· \1 . & l ,tu i •,.11 ,\:: j I ( l}\iO CfoltUll':Ji1'> , .., • \·. V I Clark Ta king '!tspital Checkup FCN Numbn,ess I Advantages, Need For New Hospital Discussoo Before Ladies Of Middleport BP&W Tuesday Ra& I' I ! ! l ..�i -Snowball Hill Dump Fire Does Little Damage IOO Hear Demo Candidates At '. g Cl b Mieettn Loca/ R t nd u Dog Ordinance To Be Enforced By Middleport Officials Now I Not To Blame Church' Group Clears Itself f Magnate's Son Held 'In Ransom By Kidnapper I I ( New Sate/1,te C,�,,c/es farth . ' n Aid Radio Star Launched Today May Give World Nav1' gat1o 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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