http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4bedb5daee31d90a03b56c2d5e7332c7.pdf c46451c3577372589a0019714589d386 PDF Text Text .'.-' .. 8- J)aily Sentinel, Pomeroy EGS THEATRE -Mi<tt11eport, 0., April 1 5 , 1960 PODJlOY, 01110 TONIGHT '"l'lm !,AST ANGRY MAN" Pml MtJai - David Wayne SATURDAY "4-0 MAN" Soi�n Thmler - •llo - "FO\JR FAST GUNS" Janel � - Martha Vicllen SUN., MON, •nd TUES. "11!E WONDERFUL COUNTRY" Robert Mitdbum, Julki London Holding Bake Sale Mrs. William Arnott Elected President Of Racine PTA At Regular Session Mon d ay The Senior Moth ers Club or Mid, dltport will hold a bake sale this Saturday, Ap�il 16: at the Tri-Lustr.e Cleaners tn )hd� leport begmA spring feslival was announ ni.ng al d a. m. ced for April JO by Mrs. J. H. I On ihe same day tJ ey will have Smith, chairman, of the budget j i t ney �lored chicks for 'uie at the \ and finance committee A suppN will ope� tbe affair, fol· · Sport's Cent.er. lowed by a carnival and record With the t Iose of s� hoo 1 near, hop. 11 was voted to have a re the mothers are working hard to ccption following the eighth raise th� needed ?1-one y for the 1s,ment comm grade enc I senior trtp to Washington. Leo Vaughan was present and issue hospital spoke on the The Southea st District PT A con­ ference will be held at Marietta May 3 The attendance banner was iiWarded to the second grade taught by M iss Dolores Kraeuter Family night run was lhc theme of the program with l1 rs . Arnott as announ cer. A piHnO 1olo was pre.�ent ed by S.indra Bailey and Pamela Cleek a lap dance, a trio Linda Johnso r1. El· len Shi..!er and Donnil Bowers. aiang "liobie or Calvary" with Mn. Delrnir Hamm as acoompatl.· Ult; Jlho nda Ervtn1 Rookifl Crow, Mickey WqJ.fe, J"en n y Neigler, e , Shella • Bailey, Kenneth , •' .Tb . j.o . .,... 'Y 'f '/ I S G R OW T H T I M E . . • a good time to "weed out" h1tdle11 spending habits-and help your bank savings balance grow iuat thal much bigger, SPEND A LlmE LUS; IAYI A LlnLI MORE - WITH US I We Pay 3% lnlerelll On Your Saving& POMIROY NATIONAL BANK 'IIANllJNG SINCE 1811 Helllber Federal Reterve Sy1te11 Member Federal Deposll lnauru,,e OorporaUon RUTLAND POMEIOY BANK • • • - • • • • • • - • . . :,.!.,;,,,:,,,' ... . .•-...-.-�....1ti-..¥• ,..._., __ •• Election of officers was held when Racine PT A met Monday evening at the High School Mrs . Howard Johnson pre5ided and a patriotic opening was given by C u b Scouts Den Two. Elected to offioo were Mrs. William Arnott, presiden t : Mrs. Kenneth Theiss, vice pres1d�nt: Mrs. Robert Reibel, trca. surer; and Mrs. frank Arnott, secretary . Seni,,r Mothers Club y \y Y '(-...Yy'r JII . IIOll!L - ' f PW -.l ARRANGl YOIIR NIXT . . e PRIVATE PARTY e RECEPTION e BANQUET e MEETlNG HOTEL MARTIN PQl,IEWOY'S 11ST Pnwite Rooms For 10 to 175 People FREE PARKING After 6 P.M. with Merchants Pollee Sen,lre HIDE-AWAY BAR Serving Gol)d Food and Lepl Beverag-.1 Until .:30 A.M . . lite Spencer, Jan Alkire and members of the second grade ung · · She ' ll Be Comm· Round lhe MOllntarn .'" A ballet was presented h >• the elemrntary chj\(.inn who iatt taking danc1pg les:.or1s. A .-omc• dy style show was gtYl'll with Mike John.�on dre5sed in saek dress; Spencer Carpenter. a garden dress: James llamm, can can dress Mike Spencer, box suit and Randy Reiber and Stanley Stearns a boy and girl tramp outfit. The program c losed with a number "�aster Parade" by the Mother-Singers. after which a cof­ fee hour was held. Kindergarten Class Surprised Wi�h Easter Treat . The - children In Mrs. Go:Y"i�e)'•, nolds Kindergarte n Classes -,Hfe -pl1111antly surpri!ed Th,ur,uiay morning when tbe;y returhld to being al" the their ebss after hiah school for their practioe for the Spet'lal program which , they w ln "Present al PT A meeting · · Mon• .day evening. While they were gone the Eas­ le r Bunny bad been there and l r H treats for all of them. Their program will be the story of "f.oldilocks .and the Three Beau". Mrs. Reynolds is being assisted in the dired ion of the "Tiny Tul Opera" b)' Mrs. Clar­ ence Lacey .. Principal roles are bclng played by J ill Harris M Goldilocks: Maralynn Tracy as Mother Bcar; David 'J<'ife as Papa llackett as [kar and Melania Roby Bear. There will be a cboru1 of over 50 children who will make their appeannce in teddy be.ar costumes. The regular meeting of the Middloport PTA will be held be• fore the program . ........,_ Bridal ShQWer Held For Miss Salser At Racine Meth.'l dist Church Annex Recently Mainly Abou,. People I n Pomeroy A gree n , pink and wblte color theme was carried out iD the dec­ orationa. G ifts were placed on a ta_hle with whlta cover. A green water sprinkJer waa suspended from the chandeller over the table and strea mers carrying out the color them e ex.tended to the fbur cornen of the table. Ga mes were played wlth prizes awarded t.o Mn. Fern Gaul, Mrs. Verne Watterson and Mrs. Gretta Simpson. .\Ir and :,1rs. Oscar Bauer, daugh• h·r, Mari;;:aret, and son. Roger Wil• lnughl;y, uf Central Lake, Mich . ar. n 1 1"d T uesday for a visll with her mochf'r, M rs. Florence Smith and other relauves and friends. Mrs. C lifford Leifhei: and Mrs. ".n 11:1 Heuter 1:11tended services at the ( hc1>u•r M t•thod1st Church on \"ii dnesd.iy t"Vening. Floyd Man kin was caued to Ros­ l'f1<·, Pa., 1 uesday by the serious i l ! nc:;s !11 his brother, Emmett. a.1r1. Jerry Davis and soni. of Ra­ more, Ontario, Canada, arrived W*eiday night called by the death of her grandmother, Mn:. Ad· die Gruei;er. :1�� Rachel Roush of Cofom bus nrri.,,t\ today to spena the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kerns · Roush. Pres byte ria I To Be Held At Portsmouth The annual spring meeting of the Scioto Presbyterial will be held at the Second Presbyterian Church Ill Eighth and Waller Streets, Portsmouth, Monday, April �. be­ ginning at 10 a. m. A roffe� hour will be held from 9: 15 to 9:45 a. m. Speaker for the meeting will be Mrs. Walter Clyde of Pilli;burgh. She will present an of "Operation interpretation Youth" the Presbyterii.n emphasls for 1960. JI is hoped that many will at­ tend. Those wishing to Jo and NOIPDY HOM! WASHINGTON UPI-Ce n sua those who e11n furnish transporta­ fakeir& are !indtng no one at home tion are askcd to contact Mrs. Har­ al about one household in every old Sauer todey or tomom,-w. Rc�­ 2�. thu Census BureHu reported ervations m ust be in Portsmouth by Wednesday. tod11y. ALL N EW a nd USED CARS AT SALE PRIC is TOTAL EXPERI EIIICE I N AUTOM OBILE BUSI N ESS I S 346 YEARS. We at B laettnars toke time out to extend apprec ioti on to a l l the f i ne fol k who hove made this anniver­ sary possible. We assure you we a re a l l behi nd every car we sel l . WON'T YOU JOI N W ITH US I N OU R ANNIVERS ARY CELEBRATION? Larry Birch and s.on.11, Mike and Ro­ bert, Clinton. N . C.; M.n. Lowell S1lHr 3nd aon, Scott, Dayton; Carl Wolfe Jr.. Marietta; Dick Rac e, Wh eelenblll'g; Bernie Mc Cory, Rio Grande. w. VOL XII :dr. and Mrs. Grover Salser, Sr. daugh lers, Rosemary and Carman , and son, Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolfe and daughter, Mickey, Di• an e Salser, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Salser Jr. and children, Mike a n d After the honored a:ue!'t opened Rit1, Larr)' Wolfe, M.lH Dolores uter and the host and hostess her many lovely &ifls, re£re.sbments Kra e and son, J{.iger Van, all of ft.Qcine. of cake, iced in areen and pink with the i nacriptlon "Carol and Bob," i"' crc.m �•nt,nd w ith a Pmk unbrella, mmts, nuts, coffee and te, were •er•ed by Ibo ho,- I te61eS. "rs. E u l a Welker of Columbus 1s 1,pcn<lmg this week with :�1r. and �.Jrs. Orv i l le Well, Tim Welker and '.\Ir and :\lrs Ralph Wflker and family !i1 1ss E: 1 lccn Wt'lkf'r of Columbus ·1 rrt vl·d \01fay to spend the week l ' ild With relaltVf"S. ,\l lss t�ay Thomas of Columbus arrirl'd t oday to spend Easter with hrr p:iren:s, �r. and Mrs. Everett Thonrns. A stop 11111 htl lonv baton pvt •f intef"HC.tlon, to warn motor­ ltts of on-comlnt tr•fflc, but Malta taon,..-in have � up with a n._ me.nln1 f'or th• word STOP. They think It IMlftl ScfuNI-TlrH-On-PannMnt. I. Miss Carol Salser was guest of honor at a bridal shower given recently by Miss Virginia Arnott and Mrs. Grover Sal­ ser Jr. at the Methodist church ann•x. ly- LUCILLE HAWKlld _ Attendin . were ""· '.he!ter Sl!ftpson, Mn!. Clarence Wltk h ne, M1� Sally Paar&0n, _ Mr. and Mrs. Cr1t Bradford, Mrs. Donald Wolfe, BLOT-SEAMJNO ahapea a &n-Y tlAl\nel hlpbone�l•nsth Mrs. John Elw�. Mrf. Heqry EuJ■.c�t dulsn-4 by Robert le,:, M;�s. Elia Blr�h, Mrs. Clareriee knox for the Bell Gerallel Pr1ce, 1dlss Patt)' Price, Ml�• KathIPrlnl' Mdt :colleet.lon. White ryn Bl�ch . Mtt. ,_ Hllton Wo!fe Jr., pearl IMltCOna are \Wld tor Mrs. Hlltun Wolfe, Sr..- All11; J1me1 Carnahan, Mlsi .Ellen Sbutei-, Rose­ ""7 "1'� ....,•.,.., mary and Ciirman· S&lser. Mu. GroYl!t §abtr�• Mri. GatrY Gibbs, Mn. Jf!ff)'• 'Hjll, Mn,. Di:Yfd Hill, M!l!I �arj�ri! $•lffr, fr1n. Is­ abel S1 mp� · M"' · !d S1mpaon, Mrs. Roy Donahe•, · lJN, Dlc=k Lei!", Mrs. Wendell F�cker. Miae:Nadine Eaater Sui.rise serviee will be Roush, Min ?,J.�_rjly� Rice, .llr1t. Ha• ht'lcl al the Middleport First Uait- zel Cleland; '.Itta. Qti't Jivid en, �d Presbyterian Ctll:lrth with the Miss Jt'rances Foster, MtJ. ,rOhn Atnott, Mrs. Ruth Tueker, Mra. Erma 5enior Choir i n eharse. A spect.al vocal solo will be pre- 1 Wilson, Mrs. Guy_ Ne!J!tr. _ Mrs. Garre tt Circle, l4-l's. Charles sented by Lewis Sauer, Jr. "The Lord's Prayer" and the choir will McNlckle, Miss. l!:dith H�ymaq, ){rs. s ing the anthem ''The Hallelu j ah Margaret m:i udashe,t, .Mn-, , ffel,m Chorus." The servke will" in�lude Younce, �J'..S . A.ntnn MeetPley, special readings of poetry, prose Mrs. Char li.!1 Salser, 14.i�. Peer! and scripture by the following Martin ; 'Mrs. Jake- Gaul, -Mn, . Char• choir members: Janice Zirkle Car- !es Alkire, Miaa · Vua. 'Beegle· and . olyn Russell, LYnn Buchanan. ' J udy the honored gue,t.. ' ' ', .un , Several se n t aifta but ft'"ere Gregg, Karell G regg, Mrs. Paul able nd. e att to Haptonstall, Mrs. Farie Erlewine , Senior Choir Will Present Easter Servic:e '.�rs. Harold Sauer, Mrs. Lucy On Wedneaclay evening lyljow• Grecg, Judy Sauer, Lewis Sauer, Jr. ing the rehearsal at the Racine Floyd Carma.ek .and Beverly Perrin. Baptisi Ch urch, Mr. and -i. · Elza Qircb . enterlaih e-d wll.h • •.din.ner nzhTwifddlria . lmruedlately following the ser- honoring lht Salser,Bi . . ( .: . .. , :--,· ; . , v1 c� the WYF, under leader� hip of , party\ . . their counselors, Mr. and Mrs. Arnn,ewenta '0t Richard Vaugha n and Mrs. Everett detoi!lted·.\h13" bofe,ff6r ·t!Q�j&ia,s, Bachner, will serve a light break- ion. Assisting ri_!ra·. Blrcidrl Sef:vfng fast. the_ buffet dinner ·wt'rei Ml'!:; quy --�----Ne1gler, Mrs. Henry Euler · qnd '.\lliss Virginia. Arnott. , . Present were Mt.s· Caroi Sai1er and Robert Birc� bftde- ani:t•grobm f'lecl, Mr. and ?ilrs, James !fhompson and childr_en, Kaf Ellen and Dicky, Clinton, Iowa; Mr. a"d Mrs. Mrs. Loui� e Harrison WH hostess t o the Walk•ln Garden Club 1 on April 18 With the �resident, Mrs. Belva Willard, presiding. The meet• ing ope!"'P.d with ttie club prayer and Flag tialute. Respbn,se tfl roll rall was a Bible verse on lht! cru­ cifntion 1u:td resurrection of C hrist. ,.,_ijft :nol,r; Walk- In Garden Club Meets At Harrison Home Th � club voted Lo ord r t1 new revls�d edition of the Presidents Handbook. Invitations to attend the Sprini visitHlior und tour at King. wood Cenier, Ma nai�leld, and to at• le,nd the regional meeting In Logan May 4lh, were reatl. Birthday Pa rty Held For Bradbury Girl Tuesday · 1959 IUICK V8 LaSa�rt · · · · · · · · · · · · $2,795 • 4 Door Sedin. Power ,teerfoa •and br•kea. On-e tWe'CuJ awner. S�rn clean. l• l 1957 BIACK VI Sup• Hardtop · · · · · · $1,895 Onl' of nl�t &7a aniywhert'. Power 1le.,rtn1i1 and brak-ee. 1957 PLYMOUTH 6 cyl. 4 Door . . $1,095 Ecc,noiny �. abln. -Ver)' nice. M•n Ha.rd Top 2 Door. One cvefuil. ,old. owner. Almost Hkc the day il was H.rd Top 4 Door. On.e eu-eful owner. Sharp car. Dpllllflow drive . 1958 BUICK V8 Special . . . . $2,195 1955 MERCURY 2 Door Sedan $895 Hard Top 4t Door. On4!! careful owntr. Shows Mercuryom1t.lc. Cle1n car ln.sldt and ou4.. More POMEROY OHIO '' ' • n Serv1CeCOfflmUnlO • w1· th Spec 1· a1 Mu s,· c p resente d Th UrSd ay Special music was presented on Thursday evening {Qr the candle1•1.11,n LleId a t �t co1\1tJUU\· 1on serv 1ce • the First -: Vnlled P-r'1�yteria n Chur�, 'MiddlePort. . . · . :, 1� An or(lll-!J�:-afid .,1&11u u.1.lef: "The · Lord's Prayer'' was played by Hrs. l'..l!Uan Stieff and Miss Lynn Buch• anan and the choir sang "While I Sup With Three.'' Thos(' singing in the choir were Janice Zerkle, Car­ ol:vn Russell, Mrs. Paul H®tonstall, Miss Farle, Erlewine, Lewis Sauer Jr., Floyd Carmack and Miss Buch• 11 nan. (\ I ' \ ·' Martin Restallrent, Middleport Be n Fnnklin, A. E. Jenki n son So­ bio -Bulk Plant, Powell Service Sta. lion, -Middleport Feed Mill, Gilmore Servi�e Statton, :Ba�er1 fllmilure, Erwin �Oolf Station, �m�re•s Pas­ try Shop, Quality Print ShOp, Ev• ans Grocery Co , ' Home Lauridry, Downi n g Insurance AgencY, H. R. Firestone, Motor Parts Co. Roush Shoe Store, Werner Radio, Middle• port Lunch. Joe's Carry Out, Smith's Clo thing Co., Bachner's Market, G. O. Schmoll, LaSalle Hotel, Donald Mills Insurance, John C. Bacon, :Blue Tartan, Yonker Coal Co., Fire Refrigeratio n , Ronald Hand, litid• dlepon, Kal Hlndy, J. J. Davis, HD Preston Moton Inc., Rowley and Reed, Burkett Barbe:r Shop, Ad■ · line Roush, E. 0. Smith, Middle­ port, Jack Robson , Pomeroy, The See Easter Egg Hunt Page Six ! I CARRIERS GET PRIZES - Dick Neville , carrier for The Daily Sentinel on Brick-st &nd Wetzgal-st in Pomeroy is shown receiving fir st prize in the carrier circulation camf,aign for last week. He is being presented a baseball glo ve as a first prize by Miss Helen Dav s of The Sentinel staff. At right is Butch Meier, earner for Mulberry-av, who is waiiting for his second prize, a fishing reel. Weekly prizes are being awarded carriers w Ith a Grand Prize May I of a gasoline-powered car to the carrier bringing in the most new su bscriptions during Apr�� - American Captain, 22 Crewmen Feared Lost Showen and thunder showers spread from Illinois and Indiana into Western Ohio and Indiana during the night. Early today, the shower activity 1pread into Cen• tral Ohio and was expected to move e,-1st by mid-day. more than etgpt millio.ll pounds of sc rap iron sprang a leai: Euly morning ttmperatures in The Coast Gu� al'lff ,.,. san k off the Virfinia coast early today. · · Ohio today were mostly in the 1n-owner q � capta r ported no trace o the young American -50$. Columbus bad 661 Cindn­ . . nati GB, Findlay 60 end Cleve­ his 22 crewmen. . Ethel C. radioed at 1 : 12 a.m . , e.s.t. , that its crew, The land 56. mostly Greek nationals, was abandonlng the coal•burn.Ing ship The outlook for Easter was for scattered showe,rs over the entire aflef·fighting a lOsing battle to colltrol the flooding. Capt. Diamedes Caravias, 37, slate with cooler temperature8 i n t ll skipper o( the 329-foot freighter, ln9 • bay almoat momen tr y the west and north. Clashed lhe f irst SOS at 12:06 a. •t '"-1r hDnMI In N.w Torie. The skipper, a Kt>rMn War vet• m.; e.s.t. 1·he ship was en route once deseribed his role in eran, from New York to Newport News, shlp's itinerant operations by the Va., to refuel prior lo an Atlan t ic saying "when I step off the ship crossing to Rotterdam. C•r•YIH w•• • naturaUllld I wear the owner's hat. I am the tai ." Amerlan. Hla Wife, ,tt., wh om owner-cap n . '' ' _ .Four Coa1t Gvard and Navy the· shlp waa 1111mec:I, ft, •x,ect,, plaMBi , helicopter. a Coast !�R�O�! ra2 Il f O r � a d �­ �,?.d �� ����t�!e��! w���rush to scene I boat!: Monday Services Announced For Mr. Hamilton Funeral services will be he ld Monday at 2 p. m. from the U. B. Church In· Toppers Plains for Georie Hamilto n , 85 , of Toppers Plains, who died . Friday morning at St. Jose ph Hospital In Park­ ersburg. Mr. Hamilto n was born in Meigs County, the son of \h e late Benjami n and Virginia Hamilton. He spent all his life here except abou t 25 y ears When be · was em• ployed a• . a •polterJ worker in . · East Ll�pool. , Religious Theme Presented For Lions Meeting ��: n the � g m11� n 700 2 sweepm -111uarep .a. i area off the V1rgm1a coast. Coast Guard shore patrols reorted they found nothing , along p the beaches in the wa)' of wreck· age of debris from the ship. The ship reported its position at 43 mile& north-northeast of the Virginia Capes and about 19 mlle,s from the neareat land, lltUe Ma­ chipongo Point on the Viralnh\ · Easter n Shore Peninsula whicil j uts d own from Maryland and Delaware. The c�ast Guard i:aid the freight• er hlid one motorboai, one lelf-in• f1adil9 Ute raft, and OZJe lif41 bolt aboard. ss· C:Oolville's New Bank Is First In Ohio Within Last 3 Years A new bank, the first to be cha•rtered in Ohio for three l'tlligious pi-ogram in keeping ears, w ill open its doors for business Monday at 9 a.m. clos• y with Kol)' week was presented a period of 29 bankless years in the town of Coolvil1e. ing whe n the Pomeroy Lions club met It l s the Trl•County Bank which this week at the Federated church. Meigs count)' directors. Other · Fo1Jowing a' luncheon served by will -provide all regular services directors are Robert Holdren, women of the church; Kennit Wal- including safety deposit bo1:es, Henry C. Shaffer and J. S. Lamp •-1• cash"1er, says. ton, program chairman, presented ·Fran k L. G oeue The bank oce u.pies the same for W as hington County and Atty. ' ' the speaker, the Rev. Ralph C. C. E. Berry, Frank L. Goebel and Surviving are eight crandehll­ Zundel, whose topic was, "Why Did building ancl is using the same A. H of Athens all Chapm an s e the former antiqu fixture as dre n, 14 great grandchildre n and Jlldas Betray Jesus?" n ty. Cou a sister, M:rs. Margaret Tbr.rence D uring a short business session I Coolville Ban k . which fell victim The bank is chsrtered with a of East Liverpool. His wife and ' with Willis Leadinaham, preside nt, to the _ depression and closed i�s ,000 capital, $50,000 surplus, $'15 r e d m Oth employes rs 1931. one · daughter pr�etl him in in charge, the district convention ' oo m and $25,000 in undivided profits are Cashier addilio to Goebel n death. l n Athens, April 23•24 was an• J Rev. Paul Hooks wlll ·officiate nounced. Several members of the Mrs. Ruth Harris and Mrs. Hazel Mr. Goebel said. Banking hours be 9 a. m . �ill _ 3 p , m. si x a nd burlel will be in the Reeds• club will attend as delegates in• Westfall, both of Coolville . will d�ys ,per week wU.h Monday �ve­ eluding Bernard Fultz, . Kalad Hin· ville Ceme tery. The new banklng t nstitutl?n ha& Friends wtll be received at the dy and Max Ward. Leadingham will as Its directors three mei, from I nmg hour� Ii till � p. m. � drive• d epository will be . mstall� Arbaugh Funer�I Home until attflnd as a dlst_rict delegate, each three counties : Meigs, At· .,_ Funeral eervices- for J ames Hen­ time of services. Othen planmng to atte nd are hens an d W as h mg 1on. J S Lam p , this s ummer, the cashier said. 1 · · Depo�its In the new institution . , I')' Spaun, age 78, who died in Hol­ urged to contact Rev. Zundel, sec- park e�suur .. g real e�,a 1e . dea 1e.r are i nsured by the Federal De• ier: Ho,pUal, Friday, will be held retary , al once . who lives near Coolv1 1 le, 1s pres1- posit I n surance Cor oration. onday at 2 p. m. from the Umg A 'd p ________ CCI ent Check--' BY dent with Paul Orr, Bashan; Harotlom Methodist Church with burold Barnhart, Reedsville a nd A. al in Reedsville cemetery. , Poi'i.;e Department est R O Arr W. Schroath, Toppers Plains as 1be Rev. Douglas CltcJe will of-' Pomeroy · polltfl investllated an accident, cm /(err St: lit Nmffoy By Police lcl.olf. Surviving are his wife, Bertha IL 5: tl'· p,•,, Jft. "'1,'.diy • LG -wh,!qb · I · J;hief ·Jed ·Webster reported paun, daughters, Mra . Myrtle car owned · 'by Ed111 )(aj, ' Mll�ert· OQe arreat last night in Pom eroy itch and Mn. tlva Hayman, both Karr St., sustalned an esti mated:'" b'y' t he OSP. R ichard Demou, ad: dries� not Hated, was rel.eased· f Lona Bottom ,and Mn. Mabel p)O damaae. waon,, Canton, Ohio.; and a son, Mn. Mµler had par�ed the u.nder $30 bond tor bia appear• PARIS U PJ-Poliee vowed to­ amea Spau n , Jr., Long Bottom. ' car in the driveway of her home ance tonight before. Mayor day that they will track down lb, over .Charles Le1ar on charge of Friends may call at the Ewing and it rolled backwards and a · n eral Home until noon Monday. I an embanll:ment. · having only one headlight. Mlddleport's fire department kidnapers of Eric Peugeot before success Inspires other •wa.s called twice Friday to the their same fire, a bru!:h blaze on the •'rencb gangsters to 11,ttr.mpt properly of Mra. i,�1ossie Alle ns, ''American style" abductions. The two men who kidnsped 4worth, Grant St., origin of which year•old t:ric from a Paris play­ rcmalned unknown. Firemen went first at 2 p. m. ground Tuesday released him, and got the blate out after a two safe and sound, outside a bar hour battle. It started agai n at here early Friday aft.er collect­ 6:30 but was more easily put out ing a n estimated $!00,000 ransom from his family. thst time. Eric's father, 34-ycar-old Ro­ Meanwhile the Pomeroy fire de partment went to Kingsbury Road land Peugeot has refused so Car Friday to put out ii brush lire to tell police anything ahout his but found il extinguished upon contacts with the kidnapers, des• pite u rgent appeals for eoopcra• arrival. lion from the Surcte Nationale Fr.11nc�•s FBI. A Spaun Services Set For Monday At Long Bottom "" . Th• finest, freshe •• . .st cancU ' )IOU can buy • . , • l!xch,11lvely Ou .. r · �1i'.etou1 Ru111 I I Stovo; Clondlft · ore f1mou1 overy, Where for lhetr s u pe rb q111ll1y ind frnhnou . . lhey're doth,.,.., lg UI freah -kly. ELBERFELDS .. ne eported Chief Of Churchn Are Asked To List Mell)berships Churches of Sutton ttiwnsh!p are asked to mail or harid their lists of church membershi p to Richard Duckworth, township clerk., Syracuse, O . H e asks that all church m em­ bers be listed 15 years and older and as soon 11 ·all are received from those thaL parlldpate i n re• eeMng money from the township fund, the board of t rustees will divide each share to each church accordi ng to the list of member­ ship. \ IN··,·M I.. D DLEPORT ' ! I Here is another pjcture of the current sert es of "Mystery Farms" taken from·the airways over Meigs county.. lleaden, are Invited to gue ss identity of the farm by calling The Dally lb4! pwner may ha ve a 5•1 print of Ille photo by ealling at the Sentinel Pomeroy, papet'• :llecb•uk..t �;I• French Police HUDgry After · Kidnaper Trail Firemen Called Twice To Same Burning Brush SPECIAL PROGRAM I 'Mie Brrd,ford Church of Christ � - have 1?unf-lse services a t 6 a. m. with special program by the ladlea. ' I lie Pomeroy 's Sewer Quiz To Start Next Monda )' .ti COLUllDUS 0. UPI-'Mie pr(lspeel vr scattered thu ndershowers threatened to dampen E111ter Su n• day celebration& in Ohio. The weatrehman said warm temperatures would continue over the st.ate today and toni:1ht, with ., few showers or thundershow­ ers Hkely over the north half and mostly fa i r Weather over the south haif. A cold front e :den:ded from Noi :tiern Lake Michigan south�e&tward to a low preuure a�ea m Oklahoma, e�pected to brmg cooler temperatures to Ohio Sun . (lay. w., s:,;GLE CO!'Y - egg 1s wort h $10; a silver egg, $5. There are 430 prizes, m a ny contributor, giving eeveral, such as $2, for example, in 50 cent prlte8, or another aeveral cartons of soft drink. Every child In the county is , invited. Rawlings Coats Funeral Home, Shuler'1 Construction, Royal Crown BotUlng Co., Foreman & Abbotl , Reynolds Dairy Store, Williams Barber Shop, Deb's Barber Shop. Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec• tric Co., Spe ncer's Market, Middlepo_rt Dept. Store, Roller Pharmacy, Sanborn Jewelry Store, Tri• Lu.stre Cleaners, R. H. Rawlings Sons Co., Zer�le Trucking Co., Dulton Drug, Friendly Tavern, Sports B.er neB Cen ter The Shoe Box Slmpson I nsurance, Oh10 Fuel Gas Co., Home Restaurant. Ohio Valif'Y Baking Co., Fry Plumbing Shup, Clinton Fisher Co. Duke Cleaners, Tuckerman Grocery Willi! Anthony, Tom Rue: Motors, Dick Owen, Valley Lumber & Sup­ ply, D�vid C. Miller Co., H. W. Craig, Bakers Grocery, Young's Super Market, SporUlmari, Chase Hardware, imperial Electric Co., Rich Valley Dairy, Rice's Grocecy, W illiam Lowe · Service Station, Williams Sobio Station, Coca Cola Sottling Co., Elberfclds, Lee Smith, Monna Smith, Paul Smart, Harold E. Hubbard, Dr. Clyde Ingels, Mid• dleport Bo'ok Stote, Ingels Furni­ ture Co., Cross Hardware, Uberty Theatre, Mullen Sohio, Citizen's National Bank. *"'" Oltio: l'artty clevct-,, tr th�-\vww., Ml'fh ,-rtlen. MHtly fair ■outh, conthn,H ••rm today. lun,clay mwtr d..,.. dy, � thWl....thoWlrl likely. t4iwh n\Oltl., In the TOI, ICMI' tonllht 55 ht 63. • Volunteers Come To Aid Of Village , , 1960 owers May has � corrc,sponding _pri,e. A gold Dampen ·Oh1" o's Easter p· arad!ih, Attending were Sharon Biggs, Billy BlU• , Candlce Hutton, Sherry Hutton, Linda R8dcliff, Linda Boyer, Terri end : Ronda A.J,h, Janice Bing, Carol)'n Rua­ aell, Arlgie Fink, Becky Goodall,. Kay Bing, Barbara W4)iams, Karen Faulk, Sandra Swarti, Nao­ mi Jo Smith, Tommy King, Caro­ lyn King, Kathryn Landaker, a n d Winona Mlgt:.t, Anna Ha n se n, Keith and Jerry Vanlnwagrn, D(ln nie Nelson, Jackie Jacobs, Mar• gle Warner, Mr. �nd Mrs. Ernest Van lnwagen and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ash. • PMONI WY 2-2141 16, immediately after the hunt. Each s egg is numbered and each number I - - Tb Jfeff,...lloM" A.-- -,h o[I with the ir prize, by Rotarians I Ji:astN Sunrise service will hl'­ �ln 11 1 the Heath Mcthodi5t ;.-h urch Middkport al 6 a. m. with the , Tow"'r Hymn chlmei and organ preludl·. Durini the service, 1 YoC'III 11010 1 "Th e Morning Purples all the Sky" will be sung by Mre. Newman BurdeU.e. tor the service, Rev. RaymOfl Konkright will uae. a� his sermon topic "The An11el'1 Goa�l." Regular morning worshi p aer• vice will be held al 10 : 30 and the choir will sina: the anthem "Now Ia Come the Salvation of Our God". Rev. KOl\kriibl'a aer• mon will be "11 Chri1t Be Not Rl■en." '1 ln the eveninl a t '1:30 the choir wlil present the cantata "Euler• tide'' by Protberee. Soloist will be Christine Coats, Mra. Burdette, Ben Philson, Merlyn Ross. WIiliam Everson Is the director and Newman Burdette the orian• i1L 1959 BUICK V8 laSabre · · · · · · · · · · · · $2,795 OI lnta-nu ' Finders of eru:s will be checked A birthday party was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bing, Brad­ bury, h onoring their daughter, Roberta's 1 1th birthday. Games were played and prizes awarded wi th ice cream, cup cake1, kool• aid imd Easter candy served . Easter Services F1r Heath Church Are Announced Hard Top. One nlce. Dnoted To 'l'lae ent1ne Contributors of prizes for the annual Rotary and fireman sponsored Easter Egg H unt tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Middle­ port roadside park have been announced by Rotarian Harold E. Hubbard, chairman. 1 n al y WEATHER • Easter Egg Hunt Contributors Announced By Event Chairman fl11rin� thi.: Sl t lal hour a con\tjl · �ond mud ay Je:.;i;ic s .. uno.krs wa,-; \Vun lly ,u111i1 H11rt. Tile hos lcss .,rrv�d rcfrc�hments a�s1�te:<l by .\-lrs. N tiomi H.t'td. · · $695 1954 CHEVROLET 210 - 2 Door · · · · · · · · $495 1955 FORD V8 ½ Ton Pickup ) Shows Good Ou<. U17 Annlvenary Sped•l. 1955 FORDV8 Fairlan1 2 Door · · · · · · · $795 , 1956 CHEVROLET V8 Btlalr · · · · · · $1,495 , Door Sedan. Air conditio ed. Powel' !lt.ffring & brakes. SpoU-e,�1 . Btautitul car. 1957 BUICK S11per 2 Door . . · · . . · · . . $ 1,795 1957 BUICK Century · . . · · · . . · $1 ,795 careful owner. Power atff.rlna and br,am._ Really • Pomeroy-Middleport, Oi)lo; Saturday, April NO. I F.or Area Children Asi;lsling with Ct .. �ri i..H1ti:,ns to !I� ., h, llf P- -PJlll /if'fd H i "h 'Vll'' I •l:1ntmg WliS discussed. Judging of 1 ��vcnl floul a rrangcml'ul� �c1vi ,1 ',Ya.:·ds to Bdva W 1 ! 1.lrd, Naomi I .,ecd and �lina !(..1rt, hlu-..; A nn,1 , ,ml nnd Louis� Harrison. whitc. . llft Belva W i l l ard, red, 107th Anniversary Specials e CHUCKLE FOR TODAY Two Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses Pomeroy residents will be vWted this week by a cen.,us laker for the second time this month, thia lime to count not only noses and bathrooms but septic tanks as well. Pomerny Village Solicitor Fred W. t.:row satd today vol• unteer workers will seek to interview every resident next week. Each will be armed with a questionaire which may or may not be answered by the resident. He said: •'We hope for th e fullest coopera• tion in seeking the i n formation or. the queationaire. It may be im• portant In Pomeroy's defense aa:a.ln1t the stale Pollution Board's order to build a treatment plant and sewa1c collect.ion system . " Mr. Crow this week filed a mo• lion to add evidence to his a ppeal against the state's recent fi nding that Pomeroy is violating the law in dumping raw sewate into the Ohio River without a permit. The information being asked now is basically to learn, he uplained, how_ many potenial Ulerl of sewers, how ma ny ceaspools, and how many septic tanks are in Pomeroy. A nother quesllon relates to fam­ ily income. Whil e no one is re­ quired to answer any of the ques­ tions, it is hoped everyone will. The "income" question is an effort to determine whether the town ·•can afford" a costly awage 8ys­ i,m. ..,. . Mr. C� JU'"ll'IN UPI flt. ,.... �t actlvffy H afl elf.rt to fNrn Mfftflrer· or n•t the "aoN" for public hNlth r..aon, of t.NtJng ...... may be •utwellhed by "herd,hipa" bacauM of ••ctiMi.,. cost of building the pn11posed plant .nd collection 1rstem, Mayor Charle11 Leglir said today See Volunteers on Page Six Just What World Needs In Battle With Communism! LONDON UPI - R.diD Mos­ cow wid today th■t EHtff w■s W for communism. "Th.- &..tar Mrmont ■bout b+, lnw flMek ■nd humbt• caouM grNf h.,ffl,'' the broMlcHt uld. ..,.._ Id•• prNched durlne EHt­ ., hind.,. "'· llduc•tion of thl �li•n-n In • .-,.uirNly hum.n, Cemmuni1t mDrality." The radio, which last Christ• mtl quoted 5ovi9t 5C lentlsh .. cl■lmlns Chrl1t MY« lhrlld, said thet tt. E"N-r hotkl•r atr.,... thlflt 1'tt!� wildest and mMt 1tu­ pid prejudices" In the hunMn Mind, Auction Location Same As In 1959 Firemen Report The .annual Middleport Fire• mens' A uction will be held from the same location as last year, in the Ewing Building .it the T, it was announced today. Firemen st.artf!d moving in ma­ terials for the May 14 ule last night. A prl!liminary solicitation in town last Sunday will be fol­ lowed by another April 24 for rummage articles. The Fire Department auxHiary will conduct a bake and rummage sale the ..me day and place of the big auction. Doesn't Apply In Middieport Cemel4lries. An a'nnooncelllent made rece11t· 11 ·b1 Cecil Bradbury, trustee, of th.e theahire Tawnsbip Gravel Hlll cem e tery, that wired de(ora­ lions will not be allowed this year was not inten ded 111 apply­ ing to an)' eemeteri es in the town of Middleport. Such decorations are ap proved at Middleport. Judge E. W. Peoples ls Dean Of County's B ar Association E. w Peoples, judge o[ the coultty court, dean of the Meigs Count)' Bar Association and presidenl o( lhat body, j; a candldate on the Democratic ticket for the office of probate judge, unopposed in the Democratic pri• mar)' Judge Peoples ts · a lifelong re­ sident of Meiga County and was 'born on Bearwa Uow Ridge .in Bedford Township. He &raduated from the Ohio Un iversity Law School in 1907, haa been a school teacher, and from 1908 until 1919 was as1od1ted with bis fath­ er, the late C. E. P eoples in the operatio n of The Democrat, a Meigs County newepaper. He was also a partner with bia father in the practice of law in Pomeroy for many years. In 1907, C. E. Peoples and E. W. People• and their families I, W. ••OP� ES went to the Philippine Island! where thet practiced law but re• foJ'mer County Court, a position turned to Pomeroy after a short -be now holds. He bas four children, Robert of time. Prior to his graduation from law school, Judge Peoples Pl. Pleasant and three daua:bten had taught school al Bearwallow Mrs. Florence Mickey, Mrs. Edith Ridge, Great Be� and at Suiar Ford and Mrs. Helen M. Rea, all of Columbus. He is· an active Run in Pomeroy. Judge Peoples has the distinc­ member of thf Pomeroy Church of tion of havln� filled all of Meigs Christ and a member or the Ches• County's judicial oHices. I n 1939 te.r Grange. In I SS7 Judge Peoples went he became Probate Judge upo n the death or Dr. s. A. McCullough by plane lO England where he at­ and in 1950 succeeded Judge tended dedication services held Edgar E]rvin as Judge of the by the American Bar Association Common Pleas Court. In 1958 he of the Magna Carta at Runna­ was elected judge of the newly mede on the Thames River. � -- Hospital Fund Contributors Are Announced Mrs. Esther Clark, secretary­ treasurer of the campaign com­ mittee asking approval of a one­ hair mill bond iuue al the May 3 primary election for S23�,000 to build a new, arcredited 44).bed Veterans �lcmorial Hospital here, today announce<i narnes of contrib­ uton to the campaign fund. Edison Hob8tetter is chairman of the committee whi('h is engaged in an educational program ta ac­ quaint the public with the need here for a new hospital which I would be leased lo the 'ideigs Com• munity Hospital Inc., a non-profit corporation, headed by Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, president . The contributors: Pomeroy National Bank, Ewing's Funeral Home, Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, At.kin's Chicks, Meigs General Hospital, Pomeroy Cemeal Block Co., Sarah A. Koeblel', Cle­ land's Appliances, Blaettnar .\uto Co., Meigs Count)' Farm Bureau, Pomeroy Junk Co., Ben Franklin Store, Twin City Machine Shop. Elberfeld Store, Walter Grueser, Mercedes Condon, Food Mart, Crow, Crow & Porter, Meigs Equip­ ment Co., Inc., Esther Clark, Dr. J. J. Davis, Martin Restaurant, tn­ gels Fumlture, Clyde In gels, Rail's Ben Franklin, Sport Center, Roller Pharmac)', Cross Hardware, Royal Crown, Dutton Drug Store. Rodney Downing, Meigs Water Co., Hoctney Downing, Downing In· surance, G. E. Preston, Swisher &. Lohse Drugs, Ru.er Oil Co., L&Z Shop, nownie•Gross, Irving Kan, lrob1nso n's Launcfry, WilliiiDI 11, -".- ·10, Associated Radio. f�eroy Putry Shop. Smillf11 Studio, Francis FlorUIL&, K&:C Jew, elers, Vogue Shoe Shop, i.'1arguerit.e Shoe Shop, Wehrung's Bakery, Goessler Jewelers, Ebersbach Hard­ ware, Simon ·s Market, The Athena Messenger, Phil Williamso n, Mul­ len Sohio, Baker 1-'urniture, Fore­ man & Abbott, Motor Parts, Roush Shoe Store, Becky Bab)' Shop, M.ejgs Electric Service, Smilb ClotbinJ Co., Shoe Box and ColUDl- · bus and Southern Obio Ele<lric Co. Patrol Captures •• FUl'ltlves After i,- F3Sl p8Ce R3Ce ELYRIA, 0. UPI-State High• way Patrolmen captured two young me n today after they smas.ta ed up a 5lolen station wagon in a lOU-mile an hour chaee. The youths were identified u Harold D. Wolford, 21, Dearborn Mich., and Earl Estep, 18, Thack­ er., W. Va. They meekly surren­ dered to officers who found them biding i n a wooded area aear the railroad tracks northwest of Wellington. ' Authorities Sllid Estep had admitted be and Wolford bald up a servrce station on Lorain's east side Thursday night. He told of• ficers be was on parole from the west Virginia State Penitentiary. He was released about (our months ago from serving • break• ing and entering sen tence. The speeding station wagon ca­ re ened · down Ohio · 58 for a 1;even mile stretl!h before overturning at lhe roadblock. The two escaped on foot. NAME IN ERROR Due to a typographical error, the name; George Hill, recently appeared in a news item as George Hall. -------------------- Goodyear's 'Amb�ador' Will Address SEORC In i,irst �neral Membership Meeting In 1960 t . _ MHTisge licenses have been is­ W. H. Hisey, Goodyear's "Goodwill Ambassador" for many sued i n probat e court to two cou• now retired, will be the speaker April 28 at the Jackyears, pies as follows: Country Club- when the Southeastern Ohio Regional Counson Jame& Arthu r Greathouse, 39, clerk and Pauline Elnora Huddles• cil holds its first general membership meeting of 1980. Richard Holl, SEORC president, ton. 41 , clerk, both of Pomeroy. Harley E. Johnson, 22, fa1mcr said Hisey's topic will be " Usi f!&.. � lced the followm� Committee Pomeroy 11D I and Kt1t hryn Sl11<'k What We Have," (ollowin1 a "ai._� .� h1en �o serve durmg the com• 18, daughter of Mrs. Ada Slack, served at 6:30 p. m. Mr. Hisey is mg year. 1hese chairmen , wiU �· ti.n accomplish ed speaker a nd gives port . at the general membership Syracuse. meetmg . . an inspirational type of speech. . Recreation and Conscr�abon, Tickets are on sale loc.lly from MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admltttd: Mrs. Linnle Pullins lhe Ohio Power Company and Alva Dean Dollison, Logan, cha 1rman, Emmet Conway, 'McArthur, coT. Grover, Cheshire. Long Bottom. chairman . Reservations are to be called in Dismissed;, D ayton Warner, SyHighway Committee, Frank Morto Bill Robb, Logan, Ohio, or to racus e . 1 Birth: a son t o Mr. and · Mrs. Fred Rice U1 Jackson on Tuesday, row, Wellston, chairman, Joe Saltz, PRaald ¥arr, Middleport :Route April 26th. A good tur nout is an• . McArthur, vice cbainna n. 1 ticipated. P.residenl Hull ibo anProifain, }{. T. Eplin.a, Gallipo, L lis. Membership, Athena. . Roger C. &rron, ��ustr1al Development, R. B. Perkins of Log.an a_nd H. C. Rohr o( Athens, vice chau-man. State Fa ir Study Committee, Carl Dahlberg, Wel lston, chairman. . Dues a.re now being collected and the prcsidcn l urges those interes l in � upporting SEORC activiti cs for 1960 send the $5 dues for individual or $25 minimum dues for companies to the prei;idenl in care of P. 0. Box 698. Logan, or to Carl Dahlberg, secretary.treas­ urer, Wellston A.ul.O Parts, WellJ-. ton. _ _ _ _ __ �• (HE DAILY SENTINEL CASH CUSTOMER -----------:-, you woULON Tt'oNTlll 1arif'E. Commentating Editorially Dodging Facts The Tennessee Valley Authority has issued a new booklet concerning its operation. As is to be expected, it presents a glowing report, and lays heavy emphasis on the fact that the rost of producing and marketing power in its area is lower than (or the private electric utilities in the nation as a whole. · However, the booklet dodge� certain other facts that are of top significance. For example, in 1 956. TVA's Chairman Vogel made a statement that is not included in the booklet. Here it is: "I cannot ignore the . very real advantages accruing to any system w hich operates for minimum earnings rather than a normal proHt and which is not requir ed by law to pay interest on its obligations or income taxes to the Federa l government. I n all fairness, it must be admitted that these result tn consumer advantages not erijoyed by the customers of private power companies. Any talk about establishing a measure for the cost o( power without reference to these factors is, of course, absurd." 1 TVA's new booklet includes a favoraDt� statement from the report of the Comptrollef • •• •' TO TJIE OELINQ(JENC Y OF ,q MtNOli!- WOIJLI) y'Oll ? \ General of the U nited States concerning the validity of its financial statements But it does not include these sentences from ..- the same report: "\Ve ha9e consistently recom· mended tha,t the authority be directed to pay interest on the investment in the power program and, if necessary for this purpose, that the repay ment into the Treasury of the investment , as fixed by law, be modified . The payment of such interest, assuming a 2.5 per cent rate, would have amounted to about $30 million for the fisca l year 1 958, and would have had a material effect on the financial position and results of power operations as reported by the Authority ." So much for TV A's phony "yardstick.'' The low rates i t boasts o f are the direct result of freedom from all federa·I taxation, along with most local taxation, and taxpayer financing that takes no account of the going interest rate on investment capital. Any business on earth , given those huge advantages, could undersell its competitors. And the taxpayers at large would pick up the tab - precisely as they do for TV A customers. :au,.,.., Governm ent should never engage i n com- went into effect, parcel post continues to be · mercial busine�s when private enterprise Is operated on a deficit basis. It contributes ready and able to do the job - and pa,y taxes largely to the annual losses run up by the for the privi lege. That is a self-evident fact, post office department as a, whole. And that if we intend to keep this a free country, in can't be shrugged off on ihe grounds that which private initiativ e is the engine of eco- parcel post is an agency of public enlighten• nomics. ment and information, as are the letter, newstr govern ment does engage in a comrnerpaper apd magazine mails. Parcel post is 100 cial business, necessari!y or otherwise, the per cent commercia-1, j ust as it is 1 00 per c:ent 1 l east we should deman d Is that it charge pric- competitive with taxpaying private par"ce! es that honest ly meet all the bills. It ls lllJlni- carriers. {estly wrong for all the taxpayers to have to Numbers of authoritative surveys, includ­ pay a part of the costs run up by those who ing one by the second Hoover Commjssion, ThC! Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Ohio patronize below - cost government business have pointed to the need for adjusting parcel Gentlemen: p rojects. But that is what the taxpayers must post rates to where they com�nsate for all J um l'ntlo�ing a clipping £ram a BeaYcr, Pu., pnper nboul a former do in the case of parcel post. the costs i nvolved - the indirect as well as Hal'inc boy, that I em :\Ure his Despite the Increased charges that recently the direct. When will that be done? many friends will be glad to hear EDI1'0R'S MAILBAG A CAPITOL IDEA about his muking good, as I am a Mrs. 0. S. Reeve1, Mr. and Jnrrner Kacinc boy, born there 77 Mrs. James Ditto and chlldren or year!! ago. I am always glad t o hear Lancnster and Mr. -end Mn. Earl of the success or a home town boy. Schneider, Athens, were Sunday ,Warren and 'Lillian Pickens lo Hcbekah, his wHe, was a daughter IV MRI, MlttDAL JORDAN guests or Mrs. Druzllla Woodrum . Mary Kibble, .5� acre, Olive. of th� forrnt!r Laura Ellis 'Baker of Marshall MIiier Sr. and Ethel Radr�. Si:t. and Mrs. Herman Robbins YOUNG PIOPLI MIIT We �ave a Meigs Coupnty Soci­ The youn.1-!" people's cla11s or the and daughter , Athens, Mr, and Milter to Fred Smit h Jr. ond Nancy Baptist rhun· h met al the A. R. Mrs. Lester Cordray, Athene Rt., Smith ,parcels, Salisbury. ety in Akron whil-h meets the sec• J. Sherman Porter Lester F. Thomas and Norn L. ond Fridlly or· each mont h for a Ca�t(' r home Sunday eveni ng. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Senator, 7-1 Distrld Present were Coun1elors Mr. and Mra. Reed Jeffers and Richard, Thomes lo Ohio Power Co., 100 A . . covered di11h dinner 1md social Mrs ftonn ld Whittington, Jenn)' while �r. and Mrs. Wayne Cluue coal, Salem. lime. tn summer we usually h ave, it Neither the Senate nor tho Lester F. Thomae, Nora L Thom, in one of the parks. Any Mei15 CQ. House of Rq:irestntative-s of lhe «nd Rhonda and Mr. llnd Airs. of Snowvllle were afternoon call­ a11 lo Ohio Power Co., 71 ,!& acrf,11, frJ\ks are welcome to join wi"th w1. Ohio General Assemtt1r ··1s_·1tt ses­ C.u!f'r rnd rlaes mf'mhers Relkc• ers. :.J c a Dye, C.atrol and J. W. Burke, I undcr9tand you are running !lOllH" sion 110w. Mr. and Mn. Charles Penrod Jr. eoal. Salem. Jade and Tt•ddy Jones, Lynn Ann and eon, Mr. and Mn. James arlicles on lhe Pick<> ns family by Agnts Brown lo E. 0. Douglass, Neverthele.s!, many legislators and Suu Whil lingto n. Plans were Gaston were In Dennison. O .. Wolter Sines. ir 110 I wou14 like t1; parcels Lebanon. made for Sunrise 11ervices on Eas• Sunday to attend the funeral or hove copies of Sentinel rnntain!ni:: ore at work on legislative husi• ter morn ing ne■r lhc Caster home Mn. Alice lleH, grandmother or Cecil V. Dillon . Jr. an,! Flossie llll'm and if you cuultl send them ncRH, making regular trips Lo Col• with brcakra�l to follow at the Mra. Fenrod and Mn. Ga,ton . N. Dillon to Carl L. Barnhart and lo me. I wlll unly be to �lad to pay umbua and even e lsewhere on thureh basemen t. Valma Barn hart, l .96 ■ere, Olivl'. fllr the mi! you will lf't me know various study groups of the Mrs. Wllllam CUIWllll la con• Ohio Legisla tive Service Com­ lhl! cost. P4LM SIRV ICIS MILD valesclng at her home tollowlng Gerald Morris, Ruth Morris to mission. Rcspeclhdly, PPlm Sundo services at Temple major surgery at Holter Hoepllal Leon and Linda Morrie, parcels, (hub E. Pkkcns Yet hodi1t c h u rc h were 1n rharg,, �ril 4. one of th.:im, and this week, Rutland, Sclpto. 2406 Harrisburt,i; Rd, NE is l'm tr the MYt wrth Janet Ingram, Mr. Hu.1 busiest I'v e run into yet: and Mrs. Earl Nelson have Canton 5, Ohio Laura Price, M.arcla Muw ell, 'Nan received word Joseph 0. Powell, Vivian Powell, Monday it wu the governor's that lhl'llr son ht (The c\ippl11g mentloncd by .Mr, ey Thomas, .loho Wright, Denver LI. Kelth Nelson i:. II. Frenc h , Lena C. French, Pickens follows: committee on public informado11, ha■ arrh•ed ih ) QuCCn, tf-:lv a, )'tyo Jordan. and llaly wheft Nel11e C. Powell, lHbella R . Pow• James McC\askey of Ohio View, Wednesday (April 13) it was lht! Marl l)•n Thomas taklnJ: purl as­ month tour he wlll �l"VI a 14 ell, Gene R. HIibert, T..oul1e P. Hil• of duty. HI■ wife and Midland Esao Standurd Oil Co., study committee on organization sisted by lhclr leader Art h ur daua: h ter will Join him ln June. bert to Emmett 11. Lightfoot, Ha• Terminal employe, was rrciplenl l)f and noandng or general health Crob1rec who 11ve lbe pastorlal Mr. and M.n. Gall McCoy and vana LlKhtfoot, 1 14 acres, Sali s• 11 30.ycar service pin Wednesday districts, both morning end after, PNYcr. Mn. Mule Scul WU or­ 'Miu Donna Jean Nell(>ft weNI bury. arternoon Ill a luncheon mcl'ting in noon. ganist. 'the &ervke cloHd with Sunday 1ue1ta of their "1rtnt1, tho MYF e11ndJo lh1h ting Mervice Mr. and Mr,. Darrell D. Gro¥cs, Ora E. Groves Hotel Weh�ter Hall, Plllslmrgh. After that commltlel!'! finished E■rl Nelaon. The prP.scnt.a tion wa11 mode by Its deliberation■, agrkulture dir• and bcncdldlon. Tht1re win be to Robert Milton Varian, Maxim! Mr. and Mra. Clay Jordan, Dale Esso Sland"rd Pennsylvnnlu Di• ector Robert H. Terhune and I Sunrl11e aervlce 11 lhlfl chure h , ·and Barba ra were IUlflllli of hla Varian, Lot 97, Sutton. vision ManDger S. E. Churlton of scheduled ·a trip to Toledo, where Easler, Ji fl o'rlock. brother ■nd al1ter-in•l1w Mr. and Harold W. Smith, Ada R. Smith Philadelph ia. we were to occupy the governor'11 ?fl r. MtClaskeJ has been em­ auite of the Hotel Secor, and to Union Carbide Corp., ft2 ¼i acres, Letart. ployed by the Eeso Co., o1 the Mid• early next day, Thursday, attend land T'ermlnal sln<'e 1930. Prloir to the meeting of the subcommittee Mrs. Edwin Jordan, Clay Williams that he assistrd in building the on qu�rantlne ·and pest control and E. J. in Columbus. bulk lerminal and i!I II plant apecl• In the Great Lake• Statn-a sub­ .' Mr. and Mrs, William Ch eadle alist there at present. He is a ria-. committee, of which I am chair­ OIi' were In Crookavtlle Sunday to live or Rarine, 0., and rame to man, of the Midweat Agriculture vlaU their mother Mn. Emma Jef• Mid\nnd in 1929. Committee of the Council ot Mr. 7\-tcClaskey has been pre•I· State Governments. Cera -and 1bler and brother-in-law dent of the Western Beaver Coun• Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gorb)'. Three dlffennt committl!!e meet Mn. Emma Jeffera will cele• ty Srho()I District for eight yea?I ln&1 inside · ot four day1. .. ... & ... brate her 83rd blrthda)' t h is week and a mel'l'tber ot the 1 lilcboQl b�rd 11lnce 1038', He and !tla wff'.e, ,Re, It's no wonder that 1ome folk WII lb• f•tl�II at Ellwortb Beaver BAREMOR FAMILY STANLIY PARTY HILD bekah, heve lived I!/ Ohio •• have the erroneoua lmpre11ion P'amll� Hl•l 1. who Olll'riotl lltalt Wtuln� 10 Mr1. Muina llaJ1in1 was hosleas since January 19,1,: . They •!It �mi, that the letlllature la In 1es1ion. 1, � i\D1l■)' Laua-hUn, ., Mfnr. Flici,il�lcor ·h•d· IK,.. when Marcella Gwinn of Parker1- bers of the M"ldlana MCth lit Grqver Legislators 1hould be wlllln1 dau1hlftl, Dtll■, 11eu, (Blick bW'I ahowetl her product.a al 111 Church. Ch lldren If, and Clinton. to do tbeae dlores,• and most of Clar__, Ora Llu&h1ln. Bet> and EIQ Maud. perty on Friday 1ftern<1on, Pre• them are wlllltll, becau1e 1· hl!Y , , (:hqdrd.! 1t11 f.t1 Wl1ll1m, 1>11\1, .Jole)h Biell• waa known •• 11nt werlfl Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mn ,receive •pa, at the rat.e of � a - Th& two younl· "Jodlt" an� Qa d � "Bonu,•. WIIUam Cheadle, Mn. Dale Stans • , � ind year. It's ,ptrt of their Joh for the � 11 J.,.p1, end Ml! Ailn l)eeil• bury, Mr1. Doney Jordan, Rtid­ 1 State or Ohio. Tate Chi!, wet• brother a 1l1tt1r and th-,, ney, Vlr1lnla •and Rick)', Mrs. •ex • , ·', When the Le1l1l1ture 11 in • dren Li11Je married Enrett Did­ martled r.tnma tnd John Huver, Cbeadle, Mrs. Henry Turner, Mn session, they get a month. dle- Sophia married John Shane■; 1l1ter and brother. Doual11 Moder, Mr■. Florence 1 After adjournment, the money Joi Ie married Floyd Allmon; Jo,epb Bee1te 1 1eeond wUe Staneart, Mrs. Nellle Rupe, Mrs. they've been paid at that rite Ralp h m1rr\f'd Panty Davl1. All w11 .a Gllll:lflY, tfle widow of Bin Erma Vale, Mn. G. R. Cllnlfl and 11 1ubtraeted from their two-year c h ildren by nrat m1rrl11e. Beetle. , 1 Mrt. Winnie Turner. An enjoy­ Today 11 Saturday, Apri l 16, the total · of $10,000 i1nd what'• lett You -will notice that the two able afternoon WIS spent and BEEGLE FAMILY 107th day or t h e year with 2!UJ 11 divided by the numbu ot • Three of the orla:lntl Beelle 8ee&le f1m1Uee Inter-married yet nfre1hmenu were served. month1 �f\, 'Ibat amounts to more in 1960. • : brothers came to 1h11 country. they were no relation. Comln1 • month for euh Senator $325 T e h Is moon approaching ita One 1e1tled at Bedford, Pa., one from entlrelY dJUerent lamille1. o•ANGI MIITS and Representative until thlfl •le&last qu.arter. E11worth Beaver near Lone Re•ch, W. Ya., 1nd mNTled M•I· Columbia Grana:e No. 243� met lslature QlflXt Janumeets 1111n morning The stan are Mercury t h e ot her one settlfd In north­ fl• WlQ11u1 and lhelr dau1hter, In reaular 11eulon on Friday eve• ar)'. Mar s , Juplter and Saturn. Anna Be11e, mtrrled Oeor llfl Cook. nfna. Robert Bishop, communlly ern Ohio. On this day in history: On top 1,f that they 1et mlle• Somlfl of William and Cornfl llt service th alrman hu reported Bull Duke Beede came from In 1787 £or the rlrs t time in t h e age to and fl'om tLeae study the Btdford, P■.• branch, •nd ¥cElroy•, l1mllJ'. ChUdrtn Em• that one project that th e Grange Jo hnnie Bee1le came from tht ma marrlld Geor1• �i An-. hu �hoaen lo help support will history of the America11 theater, committee meetings and adual Long Re:.ich, w. V1., branch. The married Wnllam Tant°MQ'; Ida ,oon h ave work started on lt. The a profe1Sional play wrillfn by an expenses to the meetln11 of th, two Bee&:let and SylYetler (John) nt.anltd 1'1om11 Diddle: Julia tounty commlnlonen have tu.ur­ Americ•n w11i1 produeed. The play Cou11.ciJ of State Governments, It'• Beuer c1rot to, G,abam .statklP. "'UTled ».I HowtU; , � � ed lllim lha1 work ill atartlna: on was The Co11lrasl b)' Royal 1)-ler. IOc ; a mile, which means $2li2d i In 1844 Frenc h aut h or Aniitole tra.ttl eXlpenJJel for thla atate w. v,., about the 11111c th'll:e. 1'1t7 rife! 1'�lth: 1JMtM: M\tllll1m. the bridge 1tro11 Leadln& Creek France wu born. to CollJ\nbus and b�k. lived here ,ome tlmlfl before -com­ LAUGHLIN FAMILY below Dy�IYUle. Tho Granee bad In 186'1 WIibur Wriebt, Afflerlf. •�litor Holel billa anct1 meal• are addl, In& to Racine, O h lo, Johnnie and Marartt IAl.llh contadlfld. the , Board of �u1.:allon B1111 Dulle llHale "'""1� Jln 11 !hPclren C h ulN l'l\lffled Tbwn1hlp TniltMa, eopp&y COD\• can aviation pioneer ind lnVelll Jio'!J} expenses for t he taxpay• tor, was born. e'rs or Ohio, �t the result of Mary 111i1et. 'f.llolr . cllld{.., ,:� 11!tiqlt , Wllllam mattled ml11lon81'11, 1110 1)tl{er tJeresltd motion In 1889 ,pletute upen1e1 and these labor• Nancy married Geor11 Smith; Mary Barmore; Daniel mtrrltd a iper10n1 and' 01pill1f\lon1 Ind J"OHp h married Emma Btner, Deal, daqhter or Phlllp Deal i � that llh• Ql)IM\unlt, will and ,producer C h arles Chaplin was I! leaisl1tion [or the benem 4'f , , ,_il '\hiOlfllr · ; then Ben lhetle'I widow; llarJ tmle never married; John never benerl1 much by the ertttlon of born In Londqn. 4 In till?, , nitrate laden Fre•ch • ••� . fir"""" • Ann manled John Beaver; Wad• m arried; Sherman married I TIY· 11" brldie thcire. S w~ N---r: ...._ ■frela:hter exploded al a docM ln worth manled Katherine Good­ tor; Teen• m1rrled Seoi:f Mell• · __,_ WASHINGTON UPT-Amerlcan Texa1 ctty, Tex. More th i m GOO t n.ltt: JUchard mttr'" Kar, &II­ roy. MT, and Mra. J'Cthn Rawllnp w omen will be honored with t ' 1 ..,, Cira Rouh, J!:lnma Smith The Tay1or wom1n 1J'hleh staff- hl\le retutned home lfter ■pend• pel'IOnl were killed; da m age to apetlal �mmemontive po1t�&e a• on mlll 50 taled over i doll ,. • 1 111d llolliortDI l!ff1le; David mar• man t.au1hlln married wtl 1 ,II• ihl. the winter In Florida with 1tamp to be plated on sale June : rW r.,,ni. Woll,: Creed married ter ot 8-nl')' Wolfe's flnt ,..,.., their- da111llter Mn. Chlltkla M� A Nlou1ht for tociay: Fl ench 8. The atamp will d"'Plct a mother A1tli lill; "Ill"' married JamN Anna, alao a 1l1ter of l■u� �- Call, France said: tnd • )'Ouna airl with an open aulbo r Anatole lor Jr., the tint huaband of . IIUJ llidn<Y' ,\,S,m1. Mtlo County �d ro1intenantt! "M•n 11 · so made U11t he can book before them "aymboUUlll • .., 8HTR WU I al,ter of Stnlth, wlto la1A!r mmltd ffatf1 1cre..- mailti n� Ni))t.ln on the on� find reJaxaUon from one 'Wf()tnen in tbe home," PolUZJilltflr �f" f ,Qat,lii' lufff' allD. e1 lilter • .of stobu-t. . Raetoon <..'ree k brldae OoOl' on kind o1 labor by taklna up 1noth• Genf.fal Artbu'r E. Summertltld Jlllllt. l'tNDhbr Callla ...... IT• lo_ C..""-'J -doy, er." - - uld FrlclaJ, Land Transfers Carpen ter News Of The Week • • Bt1 I HISTORY Meigs C11nlj .. t. .;!l,l\�,:;i. • 1 Annabell Llevinl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oris Llevin1 is a p111ent at Plea,anl Valley Hosj>;tal. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Grimm. Mrs. Mrs. E\lerett Roush and daugh1• Roland Kurr and Debbie are vls­ ers, Keth.Y Ann and Lim.la, visited il lng with Mr. tmd Mn. C. H. Horn­ last wet·kend with Miss Dorothy er al Canton, Ohio , this week. 0th­ er .wue5I! of the Horuen are Mr. Housh m Parkersburg. Mr. and Mn. Hobert .Johnston and Mr!. W illiam Horner and " rH. Wethersfield, COnn. and rhildren 'lisited his father and d : grandparents, Wayne �ohnslon. and . �J d Mrs. Everetl Bu.ffiniton Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Datue, al "Mad- or Pt. Pleasan l •�ere iunday guests 1son, Ind., over the wee'k end. uf �tr. snd Mn. Fred Ba t�y. Mr. · an'd" Mrs. Jlarold Johnson Mr� . F. c . R, ich�rt attended a were business visitors irJ Ne wark , sllll c Ul l'.'c t l ng• of The . League of Ohio, Wednesday. Women Votera- m Be�kley on Fri• Mr. and M� Howard Wegenh.i.ls day .and Saturday , Visited relat ives in Newa i;-), Ohio , Mrs. H. L. Oy er r�tumed lo her OVe.\' the weelc.cnd. home thia week after Spf'nding the J. C. Ll.yne 1s a medical p.atiel"l t pasl month i n Safl. FranCisdo with a1 Mason Clinic. her c.hp.1ghter and family. Mrs. T. M. McIntyre is a patient Mr. and M ts. Philir \>\· .11pert and a1 Pleasant Valley Hospital. Suzanr.e vislt,'d relatives ia Colum• Connie H aggerty, daughte r of :M r bus over the weekend. and Mrs. James Haggert y ll'l s i·t.• ;\'f r. and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush tur�ed t_o her home ar�er bem g 8 1 were visitors in Colu mbus on Satpatient m Holzer �osp1lal. urday. '.\1rs. Edna ftµrris and Mrs. H . P Mr. and Mrs. Arth ur W ..- hrH were Hou.sh have return_ed home after busineH visitors in Parkersburg on having spent the wmter months at Saturday. Tampa, Fl!. . Mr. and Mrs, Lou Hart of Bar. Clyde Rice . who works m indi. boursville are visiting here several ana, visi ted his home here over the days. week end. ____________ Nicky Weaver, , s on of Mr. and Mrs. TOJJlmy .weaver, has returned ·' home from i(ol:r.ei: Jlospita\. DEVOTED TO IN'l'ERE.S'l't · Ml •Wil•Mri! FreefnMI , Roush OF MEJGs;lliA!ioN. AREA and Jinhny,•'Cttveland Virginia. vis• R!f:tatr,.1 S, Ow� P.lfJiiiiiher llt!d 1 his rhofher, Mn. K. N. Roush . . Pui!lll/ed -��•rr """"""'" er over l he \eekf!hd. tt� s�nclay by '1111 "'110 van• Mn. Freda Hart and Mrs. Ronald fublle!(\11& Coll!P-!1Q' . at 110 .,_ Bumgardrrer were· visitors in 1 Park- ,:bani!: 'St., t�:?le?OJ', O blo, ' ersburg Saturaay. • , ua offief!' 1thon!l"W'ft-Ltlnr, .i1tCJE1 Mrs. John Grimes Is a patient at 1,1 •Ill'" ohone WYl!-2157. Pleasant Valley Hos pital. EnleNtl 18 �Obtf tlaaa m.Ubll Mr. and Mr,. Lloyd Roush visit­ natter at tbe poal office at Pom ed in Charleston, Sunday, with troy, Ohio, their daughter and son -in-law, Mr. National 1dvertl1ln1 reureseni. and Mrs. John Barringer. tt,e: :&ttineli'-IQmball. a. 861 Fred Merica, stationed in Wash­ .iexlnlton Ave.. New YOJ'k Cltf, ington State . with t h e U. S. Army. lflw Ylll't. spent a furlough here with his Spbacriptlon ratea: .:>elivereil hi mother, Mrs. Opal Merica. tarrier where availtible, ao een11 Mr. and Mra. F. C. Reichert, Mr. oer wect; one year ln tdvatree • and Mrs. John Bost and Mr. and The DolW Se•tlnel office, ,111..,_ Mrs . William McFarlapd attended liX month,. 11.80: truee DlODtnl. the 'MGM District Scout meeting al IU KI. llJ motor note where 1vall Kyger CrC'ek S(hool recently. 1hle: one month, Sl. BJ mall: flllf Mr. and Mrs, Herman Layne ,ear "; 1lx •uonths, M.2tii tit?• were weekend visitors tn Columbus. r, Ml -... mirmtll. t1 N eW. H0\'tn soc l O I Items TIG: DAl!.'1 SENTINEL Keep 1'he Engine Running ' - 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,'O., April 16, 1960 - TlJe AJe..-: . 'fOD,\Y AND YEST�RYEAR "'-di' ·· · seoo HOiii DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK D OF A TDMIET TheOOorua Council Daughters of America will meet in regular ses• sion Monday evening at the IOOF 1-1a·11. All member s are urged to at· tend. --tb•. DA IL¥. , .C RO �SWO RD PAST CHIEFS MEETING Th� Past Chieh of the Meigs Temple Pylhlan Sisters of Mid• dleporl will meet this Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Will­ iam Allman on South Third Ave­ nue for th eir regular meeting. LETS GO SHOPPING -- Fruits and v ..ehWea--CbolcH become more -varied each week, and lower prices will probably be evident III the weeks -ahead. Broocoli and uulifiower are Jood choice, thit week. �aragu1 quality conlinue, to be very good. and prices are -attractive. Head lettuce, aa well as leaf and Bibb are .i;ood salad choice&. Grapefruit prices are movln13 slightly upward as the ae11"'-'n ne■ ra an end. How,ver, eatinJ quality ia at !ta very beat. Valen• cla orangl!I are the better rholce -Navels are high In prkfl and of variable quality, Now l1 U1e llmt: to serve fre1h pineapple. More bananas; are predided to be avail able in April • Lhan In March. Th is should mellln ,ttncUve ban­ ana prlce1. Strawberry prlcea are alil! ralh u high and quality varies. Povltry and 1111--Eu price, have leveled off and bave de• creased in some Instances. Larae egga continue to be a very econo­ mical protein choke. Broilers 11.re among the choieea available for Easter dlnner. Suppliea h ave been •rte,il,d to apme 11ext-mt by recent cold, stormy weather in The latest Information on weed t he South which damaged aome control with chemicals will be broiler houses. presented at • meeting to be held Meat-Ham is often conslder­ Tuesday evening, April 19th at ered to be the tr,1diUonat meat thl'l County ExteniJior. Offke at 8 tor Easter. Look for ,pecials. p .m. Pork loin roasts will also be good Edward T. Stroube, ext\•nslon choices. Yo may also find ape• .u agronomist, OSU, will give result, ci■b in beef ateall:1. of l■at year's tri1l1, new recom­ mendations for 1i60 and wlll ,ho w p ictures of weed control Facts For Farpien work. Bi.rdlfoot trefoil d°'• not root Th.e. mefl:ting ie open to farm­ as deeply as alfalfa, but Ill long ers, dealen and others interest­ ta,proot enables it to m1te con• ed according · to C. E. Blakeslee, alderable 1rowth during the dry, mld1u.mmer montba, accordinl to cou11Jy extension agent OhiO State Univt1rsity D.ten1lon agn)nomiats. Otemical Weed Control Session Next Tuesday Gel Your Chlck!I Started Right MASTER MIX Chick Starter CRUMBLES Middleport Feed Mill i'\Ve Do Cuatom Grinding" No. 2nd St. Phono WY 2-U54 MIDDLEPORT �- count the liale1 • i i . ., T Jf, Antiquated 19, � � l6. Arable ''W"' fOr l)lilocble u110n 18, Bun I04 9COl'e 31'. GlU.i 18, Thuo 20. i,,.ac11 D. �rd- ---, ' · = � � � � � .. t D. Coal..... . 2,1.- ,r;� ., a. Tbe.,t,,e man m. Afrlcl> 2&. Banlobll!lllli 3L Mualcal tnotrument mountain 82, l'lanlo4 J:w•• u. �- "'" , .,......,... ·&anv '8. Uttle · ,,...,._ 4'. �em ,-ply, ,e. Aliclent� e,-l'ra. . ca pa cll'y . -+.. -i 1 , .. �. .. · · 1, ............... I 89. colloq,) -lit. 1l'alllet fO. l't1JloW' i (llaoC) I . ft. Spoclde K BooUle 41. Stir .up 49. Nqt jrut ii\'1:\ar,I ' I • • w l,i a t m e a n • I n 1a wl n 9 1 t o -·.,.,..., All -N ew McCormick• ·10; - M. eev ...62. Old N1>11W .._ N0. 46 BALER DOW!I L IJonc a. Nora• pd. deu ol. deaUI (var,) I. Btiow (U.ut.) Mr. ari:d Mrs. Winni..i Holsinger and family spent Sundey with Mr. and Mrs. James Carter and daught• er or Long Bollom. Lenord 1Barber spent Sunday .. 1 evening wit h h (a sisler, Mrs. MarDAILY CRYPTOQUO'Dl -,,. Bon'■ llt>lt' to work lh th a Holsinger. Robert Bigley called on his par• .& X 'I' D ,I, B A A X • ents, "Mr. and Mrl. Sol Bigley. II t. 0 lC' Q I' S L L O W Karen Carter spen t Saturday Oll.t llflttff. llmplJ IWlda for. another, 1111 t1111 llMple .&.:It uaet wilh Dorla ■nd Roberta VanMeter. for•"Q.Uattti · IJa_ � th'.e'\wo 0'.1. etc. lbl� M&eri. •JIO'. Eddie Bigley spent S�turd'!,r wltfi ' • .. � tbe aen,th.1 and' fa�atkm of the WOJda ... JJlntl. Geora:_e W. Curtl$. _...,._._. ··• 1Daft!.-,. VWCOl:llt· Jlmll11. m.- � · •-•N• ..· �· - , � , Mr. and :r.1t·,. 'Robffl • VanMeter · ---· ·-·�--- -- ...._ .. •--~... � - • · · � -• · • ,~· ~ -att�nded epen hou11e at umWif • � t norIst Sunday. The bus!�,1! 'II!! ,.,,, , p -1 ,.,_. • ., ..t: . -i'Z. l..,.. I' II L , crated by Mr.·Van Meter' iotl'lief! 1: IJ 1 ,(Pl �lltll t· J J9 1 t,r ...,,!t and slster'it\-)aw. Mr. and Mrs. �:::;�'li�t.ti-� Apple pomace containing- DDT or the residue of certain <,tber pesticide• is not suit.able ■a feed ror dairy anima1a and may not be auitable aa feed for meat ani­ mals, the U. S. Depart,ment of Agriculture reports. Tr, · It for on• hour • • •,, 23. Archet• tY.f,e H. Bfnd a.�'•. to · oneir · i ·4« ·rr:'1>fufy , Eden Society Of The Week Millard Van'Meter. Mr. and Mn. Robert Wetlli ••� '1 daughter, Gvyeville. spent the M •t.· Mri. 1.fnre,,o� ls Ml'I. Weavlflt at SUCCffB, Dairying generally stands flrat in Ohio a&riculture as • 1oun:e of cross c11h income Ohio st,te University Extemlon dairy spe­ clalialll report. WITH 1!�):: �Q.14 . �� ,w; n\lJI ...,.':4I'. ·( .. /,._ ,d SOil. Deaths , April 14: 1nrant Ferriale Hamilton, Rolph M. Pennington. L,olang Ahead On TM N>Od Morkets meter I, ·'�.� ' 1 · •l a; 11. I�.; .· 1-¼0LZER. HOSPITAL Admissions, April 14: Delene Oliva DeLegal. Lukin; John Elmer Conley, Po111eroy: Mrs. \lae Gladys Balles, Leon; 1'homae How;ard Wells, Harri sonville; Mrs. Thomas Joseph Scott, Mrs. Gery Ivan Car• mtrn, Pomeroy; William L. Oldnker Middleport; Franak Young, Jr., MaDischarges, April 14: Mrs . Oak• ley M. Addi11, Willi{'m Davis George Richard Dale Coyan, 'Mrs. Hobart Lee Putney, Mrs . . Winona 8. Cor­ dell, Paul Owen Bierhupp, Thom• as A. Cleveland, Ricky A l len Tay• !or, William Arthur Alkins, Mrs. Arthur Motarily, Mrs. John Ma­ lone and infant, Mn. George W. Hamilton. ,. .A pple Htd G. CUbic ACltOSS ,l. Crac:kl, al the lip O. Cook llovt Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 18, 1960---$ XPB ·, i IIII B :II T II X P • "f,,� JJl!\ R ffilt9 �ff·il!S.· • Y&1a-,.. �' on t>•• . .,._ .. �l, . · " ;a.nm •� · - • l' 11: X t. - JI NIWDt � .. <!!' . IP""C� 1 .&IIOUIID"�,!fu It-� 'r, I' � ;� -�& :.=:::......--,--+- I I� Watch It aobble up bo•vy wlndrow■ . . . pop put linck• oquare bales al a tounqe rate never beloNI reached by a low cost baler. See how the McConnlclr. No. .... 46 bepo you day■ and dol­ the l■rl ahead all ■oo. throu&h ,.,, .,, , ,, ,., ..... . ... ....,..,. . .... J l ballna - M..i..s 1-ulpment Co; Inc. Ohio Dairymen Recommendations Ready For Need M?re Income, Farmers On Spring Plantin� &ononnst Says Many Oh io dairymen need more . ca■b income to enable them to make the neeuury adJu1tment1 in their bua.lneu, accordlnc t.o Don Ze hr, Ohio State Untvenity Extemion economl1t in milk mar• l:etln1. H l1her producing cow,, replate­ ment of equipment, and dl■eue ,prevention add to t he coat of pro­ duclnl milk, Zehr points out. The ,mall dalr)' farmer ia often urged to lncruae the size of his herd and thua Increase tbe income. However, increasing 1ire before acbievlnJ efricient production of the pre1ent herd may not be th e answer to incre11ing net income, the milk martetina specialill sug, 1e111. Added investmeptl fl'Om added requlrementa to control health and diaeue are neceu.ary to auure high quality mlik, but they are 'expensive. Inereaaed mil k production per tow, more eUedlve Ceedin& and breeding pro1ram1 with more volume of milk per man are suggested as lmpc,rtlnt means of spreadinl out theae expenaes, Zehr says. "nitre are approximately 2r5,000 pnduce·r1 marketin1 mllk 111 manufacturing milk in Ohio. Most ! of these are considered small dairymen. The number or these farms and production fi'om them have declined. The manufactur­ 1.n g ,nilk Industry 11 feeling the e rfect in le81 volume, say1 Zeh r. The trouble Is, according to Zehr these small dairy Carmen a.re not producing mflk at a IQw enough co1t per hundredweig h t to give them a profit at manulaeturing mllk prices. A retent stu�y by Dr. Ray Schult and E. F. Baumer of the Ohio State Univenity and Ohio A,rlcultural Ex,perlment Station, point.I out that the number of pro• ducer3 of manufacturing milk hH declined 44 per cent from UM� to 1959. or the prOOucers Interviewed b)' Schultz and Bau­ mer, th e average .produttlon per cow was 6il00 pound1 per year. This \3 1600 .pounds below the 1t1te aver11e production rper cow. Evtension dairymen at Oh io State ll)' high producing COWB as1ure more profit. The 1958 Dairy Herd Improvement records in Oh io indicate that a cow pro· duclng 5,000 .pounds or milk re• tumed a $ 1 26 income over feed cost. A eow produclnl 10,000 pounds or milk returned S290 per year and one producing 15,000 pounds returned $469 per year over feed costs. EASTER MIATS 'Ham for Easter dinner has be­ come an A merican tradition. How• ever, fresh pork o r chicken may be 1n economical tl!oice this Eas• ter. Selecting the meat for the holiday meal Is often th e most difflc1,1lt task £or the food shop­ per. Make your decision on t�e ba11is of lime and money avail­ able and the foods current ly ln season. Several .11tyles of whole ham from wh ich t.o choose are: Smoked skinned ham-Skin re• moved ex.cept for shank area. Us­ ually displays lowest price _per pound. Plan on 2 to 3 servings per ,pound. Sklnlffl shankleu h•m-all skin, 1han}I: bone and some e,:cess fat removed. Plan on 3 lo 4 serv• in&& per paund. and rolled ham all Boned bone, akln, and· moat excess fat removed. Minimum of waste, eaay io iervl'l , higher cost Jli!r pound t h an smoked•sklnned and akinlese ihanklea1 hami. Plan on 4 to 6 servln,1 .per pound. Canned tionel... hem--aame as boned and rolled ham, but can­ 'ned . Uaually fully cooked. Plan on 4 to � servlnga -per pound. , A eood 1arden ,on containa tlcle par d W11 Ml aoli � " • ent perc ,o 1bou1 1 say ' Wihere Qutttb' Ia PuamoUnt and 30 per cent pore 8J)Ice1 • • nnon :&x.te ty erd llniv corner a.tternut encl hcend It. Ohio State POMIROY • OHI O I florlculturl ■ta:, HU RRY! •f i�e Is Lim ited. X P .t • •• IH -- . . .u �t;tum � __ _ � · ,�.i;, ,..T "' p 'iJ l�,i II L L O .. Outbal•• them al l l r• • er E"dy Midnight April 25th Off . , �. 1,, GET YO U,R JU BI LEE CASH BO NU S IY C. E. BLAl(IILII C04.lnty E11titntlon "--"' High crop yield. and efficient the bllhesl production bring farm Income. High yielding c:rtJPI require large amounh of i,IJ.Ol nutrienh, which mu1I be auppUed In proper balance, from the ■oil or ,,om commercial fertilizen. In order to as1i.Bt Meigs County farrner1 In th eir determinations of w h ich fertilizers bett suit Meigs County condition1 , the Agrlcull$"al Agen*s of the county have prepared lime, ferli• lizer and seeding recommend.a· tlona for 1960. AHSisting in this work were representatives of the Extension Service, Soll Conaerva• tion Service, Vocational Agricul· ture and Agrictultural Stabll iution and Conservation Committee. I n determining which :partlcular fertlli1.er lo use the recommen• dationa this year h ave been bas• ed on Lhe amoun ts of ac t ual nu• trients wbich should be applied per acre. This Is in contraat to former years when a specific anll· lysis &Lich sa a 6-10-10, .rt-20-20 or ot her i,pecific analyaie WIS retommended. Fertilizer use is a little bit like styles in clothing or a'u tOPIO- There were t h ree other anafy. is which provide the same ratio or fertilizer nutrients, but which require a 1maller .amount of ap· plication per acre to give the same quantity or nutrients. 400 ,pound& of 5-... 10 tprovides the same nutrients as can be MJcUr• ed in 333 pounds of 6· 12·12, 250 pounds of 8-16·16, or 200 pounds of 10-20-20. Strawberries, the most widely A farmer interested in this grown of all small fruit!, a.re th e partic.· ular analysis could afford easiest to grow in the home to J>ay up to twice as much per garden, says Eldon Banta, extens­ tun for the 10·20·20 as for the ion fruit s pecialist at The Ohio !HO·IO, Even at lwke the cost of Stale Univers ity. Many good the 10·20·20 he would only have varieties are available, i;uch as to handle half as much weight lo Earlidawn, Pocahontas, Empire, give the same amount of plant Armore, Catskill Surecrop arid food per acre as he would get Sparkle. with the 5·1 0-10. Fertilizer m:rnufacturers have continuously improved t h e amo,rnt of plant food per ton of fertiliier becaui,e they real1ze this is the most effident way for the farmer to purchase his fertilizer. In the recommeudations going out this year the amount of fer­ tilizer recommended for small gNins or meadow seeding is 20 pounds of nil.rogen, 80 pounds of available phosphate and 40 pounds of potash per acre. This amount of nutrients can be supplied with 500 ponds 4· 1 6-8, 400 pollnds of 3-20-10, or 300 pounds of 6-24-12.­ The decision as to whic h analysis to use then can be worked out by the farmer working with his dealer. On established mcadow11 the re­ commenda t ion this _year calls for - -e top dressing every year. When: the meadow is made up of · 50% or more legumes no nitrogen should be needed, but 60 pounds of available phosphate and 60 pounds of potash should be used ,per acre. This amount of plant food could be provided with 300 pounds, 0-20-20, 2.50 popunds of U-24•24, or 200 pounds of 0-30·30. recommendati ons this Corn year where farmers are attempt• ing lo secure highest possible yields should have 15,000 to 17,000 .plants per acre al harvest time. Fertilizer nutrients needed for this are I lO pounds of nitro· gen, 80 pounds of available phos­ phate, and 40 pounds of potas�. As no more than 60 pounds of ni­ trogen and potash should be applied in lhe row, it is suggest• ed the rest should be ,plowed down. >- I t 1 I I I 'SEE D CO RN Middleport Feed Mill ., , Middleport net Williamson Gar • Rutland -- ff'S THAf 'RMI AGAIN, the chanp,vtr from ttudard to daylight aavln1. Officially, clocka lhOUld be moved up one hour, from 1 a.m. to 2 a.m., u indicated by ahapl'lly actNa Vera-Elleii.1 bu.t. you ca.a. do it. al bed� Sat.urdq JUPI. There would be many different analysi1 to use to get th.! 110 80-40, The simplest way of getting thi s would be 500 pounds or 4-16-8 applied in the row with 300 pounds of 33% ammonium nitr�te plowed down. 330 pounds of 624· 12 . plowed down with 300 pounds of ammonium nitrate would gi 'l'e the aame amount or nutrients. If a Canner 11referred using a 3- 12•12 fertilizer then 200 pound s of t h is applied in the row would give him 6·24-24. The oth er J04-56.16 might be aecured from 230 pounds of 46% urea; 125 pounds or 46% pho1phale and 25 pounds of 60% urea potash. With the greatly increased u se of soil testing farmers will find it to their advantage to become familiar wilh the amounts of ,plant nutrients needed by t h e "arioue crops. The nutrients nor• mally supplied by various soils -and, \h e particular relatio(lship of , lhrif soil .and fertility managem ent system to the crops desired. Command -� GRA VEL Y Facts ror ."armers Power! lttls year probably will break all previou1 recordi in meat ,pro­ duction In th e U. S. ex�eding 28 billion pound• of beef, veal. pork and lamb, acconlin.c to 1poke1men for th'e National Livelitock and Meat Board, Plow DEEP Agricultural Marketine; Service resurc h en expect both cotton and leather lo continue to .pla)' .a large role in lhl'l manufacture or 1hoes. But they also expecL both products to face st!U compeliUon from rubber and synthetica. Plow EASY Power Cultlvate l The United States is the world's largest exporter of larm C,ommand GfftelJ Powr to liplffl producl.l. The output or ti million I""' ..... ...i ...... d,o,a! Tracrof"----30 Tool.at acres mo\led abroad IHI year. I �;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;. I • All-Gear Drive 1 °"" For Sale I 3 MODEL • Power Reverse • 30 fools • More for Yeur Meney l 44D John Deere CR AWLERS Anyone interested in securing copies ol the lime, fertilizer and WITH seeding recommendations for 1960 may contact an)' of th e •agricul­ tural ogendes listed, and may also secure a copy of bulletin No I 395, "Soil Fertili ty and Fertilizers for Ohio Farms'' from t he 1 - 111112 Extl'nslon Office. A511; FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION BLADES GRAVElY TRACTOR SALES & SERYIU MORRIS IMPLIMENT AND SUPPLY .,_. WY•2-ffl5 Pomarat 512 E. Main St. Racine, 0. DON'T WAIT at the PLANT FOR FERTI LIZER! , Come To Our Area Wareho111e At POMEROY LANDMARK GET WADED QUICKLY ALL ANALYSIS ON HAN D Pl1.n 33 1fa% Nitrate, 46"' Suptr PNlflhate, 60o/o Fly Aah "No one who fltul"ff It straltht c"'6 afford fertllbiw Mtf ..._,. way, bacau.. of LANDMARK'• complete fertilllltf' SIRYICE. You ttt dellvery yo11 can count on. plu1 ...,._ • Ilk• �• IMting, t.chnlcal help and credit terms ____ l,ulk de-livery 1nd -....dlnt. 50 or IO !� any 1Mly1l1 or strelght ma,.rlals." MIi -- - POM EROY, O H IO ''S IG N - OF QU AL ITY'' Voll� Mi■-�;.,.;;.uaon Deiltii Sugar Run Flo ur Mil ls F ulton Thom pson Tractor Sales l'OMEROY, , PHONE WY 2,2 1 1 5 OHIO llalberry A... l Pomeroy, Oblo ... "I value my time. I want SERVICE as well as price. Thal'• why I delegate the job LANDMARK. Also { Good Supply Of Field Seeds and Seed Oats Cash Bonus With The I QIIC I-CIAIIE and ' FER . GUSO N ''35'' ' Most &0ils removed from 1ile11 al newly constructed homes att of poor texture and structure, at­ :mding to Ohio Slate Univenil)' EJ:tension floricullurisU. CALL TODAY FOR REAL SERVICE FIRGUSON ''65'' l'J;IONE WY•l-5101 Mrs. Nellie Borgan c.ii.lled on Fanny Jack,on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Borgan called on her parent.I, Mr. and Mn. Noble Jhmondll, Sund1y. Nye Elcue hatJ purcha&ed a farm in Albany and moved there Sahu-• day. , Hn. A.Ike F.pple is carin& for Mn. Mark Jimennan or Albany. Gary Dorgan is helping Clinton Gilkey Jr. with h is farm work. homogenized,' feeds crops evenly. ·you Will Receive $1 50 Cash Whe..n You Purchase The "Be Sure OI Quall\¥ And Value" Mr. and Mn. Georee Clark, orba St.out and Ava Gilkey attended a Democratic meeting at lhe erade 1ehool in Middleport reeenll)'. The 4-H Club met Tuelday. The Clint Gilkey Jr. family were in Lancaster Sunday to vialt his uncle, Walter Lull, who h ad a stroke retentl)'. Mr. Lutz is beinC cared for by hii d.aughter . best selling plant feed. Granulated, ' . *. Mr. and iAn. Thor Catll!!Y ha¥e sold t�eir hou1e in t he villaa:e to a man from Hunlington, Mr. and Mn. Don Andenon and Mr. and )1r1. Philip Smith and daua:Mer, Darlene, were dinner guest.a of the Halliday•Atk:ins, Jew• ell home, Sunday. LAND MARK FERT-0-PEUl . . . Ohio's A . Fe rgu son Tracto r :,, Mr. and Mn. H. D. Gilk■J and children of Rio Grande and Ou, Sa.reenl of Wolfpen wete Sundq evenlna supper auella of the Clint Gilkey• Sr. HIGH YI ELDI N G QUA LITY ·• COME IN TODAY - SEE and BUY $100 Mr. and Mn. Ralph Andenon and family of Akron were week end kuesta at the Halliday-Atklm­ Jewell home. Actording to this Particular source of information lhe most co mm c n rertilizer they sell at the present time ia 5-I0-10. Moat farmers understand lhat a :H0-10 fertilizer means 5% nitrogen, 10% of available phosphate and 1oc;., of pot.ash. In other words in e\·ery 100 pounds of a 5-10-10 fertilized there will be 6 pounds of nitrogen, 10 pounds of avail­ able phosphate and 10 pounds of :po t.a sh. Strawberries Easiest Small I Fruits To Grow · Strawberries may be grown without apraflng but larger yields and better fruit often results when two or three spray s are applied. Strawberries at their best will prodqce more pounds or fruit per squar& foot or garden space than ,any other small fruit. Red raspberries probably are the eaeieel of th e bramble fruits to grow in Ohio gardena, Banta says. They have fewer lnsect end disease problems than do black varieties, are hardy and adapted to a wide range of soil conditions All raiwberriea require a well­ drained soil. Good red varieties are Latham, Taylor and Milton. September is the best fall.fruit• ing variety for Ohio. be Black raspberries mus t apuyed lo conlrol Anthra�n�se disease. Because black varieties are generally more suscepti�le lo virus diseases than red varle• tics, they are no t grown as often ln Lhe home garden. Three varie• lies do very well in Ohio: Bristol, Logan and Morrison. Purple raspberries grow very well in Ohio gardens. These ber­ . ries are trosses between red and produte very black ·varieties, vigorous cane growth, and heavy yields of large berries. Two ex• cellent varieties are Sodus end Marion, Blackberries are extremely t horoy, tend to spreed and older varieties sometimes . fail to i;et good crops of fruit. ,otherwise they are as easy to grow as red rai.pberries. Some newer varieties worth trial plantings are Darrow Hendrkk, Balley and Ebony King. Grapes are relatively easy to grow in the garden. When grown on -an arbor, 1irapes become an asse t to the home landscape, a1t well as producing much deliclous fruit. The two biggest problems are •pest control and the need for rather heavy annual pruning, the specialist 98)'8. Usually al least th ree or four sprays are needed to control black rot, mil• dews and grape berry moth. Suitable varieties Include Fre• donia, Concord, Niagara, Golden Muecat and Catawba. If a 1arden• er wants to try a 1eedle11 var• lel)' he may choose Interlaken SeedleH, Romulus or H imrod, all developed by the New York Agricultural Experiment Station. How well theae varieties may be adapted to Ohio growing condl• liona ie not yet known. They lend to be leH hardy than American grape varieties, but should do well. Harrisonville News Of The Week bile,. Some 1n1l)'Si1 are no longer produced u there are other anil lysUI which fit lhe situa t ion bet I.er, or are more readily avsilabh [rom a fertilizer manu(acturini company, or are cheaper to pur chase. An l!!Xample of this i.11 a fertil it.er which wa1 common 20 years a10 .. the 2·12-6 analysis. On checking with one lO<'al fertilizer dl'leler they reported this analysis was nu longer llvailable. Another analysis whic h w1:1s very common / �O Y,ears a�o. but whose popular­ lty 1s waning 1s lhe 3-12·1 2 ana­ lyH1s. Bow Do Yoa Get Yours? ' !l�tlo • 'ACK CARSEY, Manager Phne WY-2-2 1 8 1 EAST MAI N STREET to '· �• (HE DAILY SENTINEL CASH CUSTOMER -----------:-, you woULON Tt'oNTlll 1arif'E. Commentating Editorially Dodging Facts The Tennessee Valley Authority has issued a new booklet concerning its operation. As is to be expected, it presents a glowing report, and lays heavy emphasis on the fact that the rost of producing and marketing power in its area is lower than (or the private electric utilities in the nation as a whole. · However, the booklet dodge� certain other facts that are of top significance. For example, in 1 956. TVA's Chairman Vogel made a statement that is not included in the booklet. Here it is: "I cannot ignore the . very real advantages accruing to any system w hich operates for minimum earnings rather than a normal proHt and which is not requir ed by law to pay interest on its obligations or income taxes to the Federa l government. I n all fairness, it must be admitted that these result tn consumer advantages not erijoyed by the customers of private power companies. Any talk about establishing a measure for the cost o( power without reference to these factors is, of course, absurd." 1 TVA's new booklet includes a favoraDt� statement from the report of the Comptrollef • •• •' TO TJIE OELINQ(JENC Y OF ,q MtNOli!- WOIJLI) y'Oll ? \ General of the U nited States concerning the validity of its financial statements But it does not include these sentences from ..- the same report: "\Ve ha9e consistently recom· mended tha,t the authority be directed to pay interest on the investment in the power program and, if necessary for this purpose, that the repay ment into the Treasury of the investment , as fixed by law, be modified . The payment of such interest, assuming a 2.5 per cent rate, would have amounted to about $30 million for the fisca l year 1 958, and would have had a material effect on the financial position and results of power operations as reported by the Authority ." So much for TV A's phony "yardstick.'' The low rates i t boasts o f are the direct result of freedom from all federa·I taxation, along with most local taxation, and taxpayer financing that takes no account of the going interest rate on investment capital. Any business on earth , given those huge advantages, could undersell its competitors. And the taxpayers at large would pick up the tab - precisely as they do for TV A customers. :au,.,.., Governm ent should never engage i n com- went into effect, parcel post continues to be · mercial busine�s when private enterprise Is operated on a deficit basis. It contributes ready and able to do the job - and pa,y taxes largely to the annual losses run up by the for the privi lege. That is a self-evident fact, post office department as a, whole. And that if we intend to keep this a free country, in can't be shrugged off on ihe grounds that which private initiativ e is the engine of eco- parcel post is an agency of public enlighten• nomics. ment and information, as are the letter, newstr govern ment does engage in a comrnerpaper apd magazine mails. Parcel post is 100 cial business, necessari!y or otherwise, the per cent commercia-1, j ust as it is 1 00 per c:ent 1 l east we should deman d Is that it charge pric- competitive with taxpaying private par"ce! es that honest ly meet all the bills. It ls lllJlni- carriers. {estly wrong for all the taxpayers to have to Numbers of authoritative surveys, includ­ pay a part of the costs run up by those who ing one by the second Hoover Commjssion, ThC! Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Ohio patronize below - cost government business have pointed to the need for adjusting parcel Gentlemen: p rojects. But that is what the taxpayers must post rates to where they com�nsate for all J um l'ntlo�ing a clipping £ram a BeaYcr, Pu., pnper nboul a former do in the case of parcel post. the costs i nvolved - the indirect as well as Hal'inc boy, that I em :\Ure his Despite the Increased charges that recently the direct. When will that be done? many friends will be glad to hear EDI1'0R'S MAILBAG A CAPITOL IDEA about his muking good, as I am a Mrs. 0. S. Reeve1, Mr. and Jnrrner Kacinc boy, born there 77 Mrs. James Ditto and chlldren or year!! ago. I am always glad t o hear Lancnster and Mr. -end Mn. Earl of the success or a home town boy. Schneider, Athens, were Sunday ,Warren and 'Lillian Pickens lo Hcbekah, his wHe, was a daughter IV MRI, MlttDAL JORDAN guests or Mrs. Druzllla Woodrum . Mary Kibble, .5� acre, Olive. of th� forrnt!r Laura Ellis 'Baker of Marshall MIiier Sr. and Ethel Radr�. Si:t. and Mrs. Herman Robbins YOUNG PIOPLI MIIT We �ave a Meigs Coupnty Soci­ The youn.1-!" people's cla11s or the and daughter , Athens, Mr, and Milter to Fred Smit h Jr. ond Nancy Baptist rhun· h met al the A. R. Mrs. Lester Cordray, Athene Rt., Smith ,parcels, Salisbury. ety in Akron whil-h meets the sec• J. Sherman Porter Lester F. Thomas and Norn L. ond Fridlly or· each mont h for a Ca�t(' r home Sunday eveni ng. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Senator, 7-1 Distrld Present were Coun1elors Mr. and Mra. Reed Jeffers and Richard, Thomes lo Ohio Power Co., 100 A . . covered di11h dinner 1md social Mrs ftonn ld Whittington, Jenn)' while �r. and Mrs. Wayne Cluue coal, Salem. lime. tn summer we usually h ave, it Neither the Senate nor tho Lester F. Thomae, Nora L Thom, in one of the parks. Any Mei15 CQ. House of Rq:irestntative-s of lhe «nd Rhonda and Mr. llnd Airs. of Snowvllle were afternoon call­ a11 lo Ohio Power Co., 71 ,!& acrf,11, frJ\ks are welcome to join wi"th w1. Ohio General Assemtt1r ··1s_·1tt ses­ C.u!f'r rnd rlaes mf'mhers Relkc• ers. :.J c a Dye, C.atrol and J. W. Burke, I undcr9tand you are running !lOllH" sion 110w. Mr. and Mn. Charles Penrod Jr. eoal. Salem. Jade and Tt•ddy Jones, Lynn Ann and eon, Mr. and Mn. James arlicles on lhe Pick<> ns family by Agnts Brown lo E. 0. Douglass, Neverthele.s!, many legislators and Suu Whil lingto n. Plans were Gaston were In Dennison. O .. Wolter Sines. ir 110 I wou14 like t1; parcels Lebanon. made for Sunrise 11ervices on Eas• Sunday to attend the funeral or hove copies of Sentinel rnntain!ni:: ore at work on legislative husi• ter morn ing ne■r lhc Caster home Mn. Alice lleH, grandmother or Cecil V. Dillon . Jr. an,! Flossie llll'm and if you cuultl send them ncRH, making regular trips Lo Col• with brcakra�l to follow at the Mra. Fenrod and Mn. Ga,ton . N. Dillon to Carl L. Barnhart and lo me. I wlll unly be to �lad to pay umbua and even e lsewhere on thureh basemen t. Valma Barn hart, l .96 ■ere, Olivl'. fllr the mi! you will lf't me know various study groups of the Mrs. Wllllam CUIWllll la con• Ohio Legisla tive Service Com­ lhl! cost. P4LM SIRV ICIS MILD valesclng at her home tollowlng Gerald Morris, Ruth Morris to mission. Rcspeclhdly, PPlm Sundo services at Temple major surgery at Holter Hoepllal Leon and Linda Morrie, parcels, (hub E. Pkkcns Yet hodi1t c h u rc h were 1n rharg,, �ril 4. one of th.:im, and this week, Rutland, Sclpto. 2406 Harrisburt,i; Rd, NE is l'm tr the MYt wrth Janet Ingram, Mr. Hu.1 busiest I'v e run into yet: and Mrs. Earl Nelson have Canton 5, Ohio Laura Price, M.arcla Muw ell, 'Nan received word Joseph 0. Powell, Vivian Powell, Monday it wu the governor's that lhl'llr son ht (The c\ippl11g mentloncd by .Mr, ey Thomas, .loho Wright, Denver LI. Kelth Nelson i:. II. Frenc h , Lena C. French, Pickens follows: committee on public informado11, ha■ arrh•ed ih ) QuCCn, tf-:lv a, )'tyo Jordan. and llaly wheft Nel11e C. Powell, lHbella R . Pow• James McC\askey of Ohio View, Wednesday (April 13) it was lht! Marl l)•n Thomas taklnJ: purl as­ month tour he wlll �l"VI a 14 ell, Gene R. HIibert, T..oul1e P. Hil• of duty. HI■ wife and Midland Esao Standurd Oil Co., study committee on organization sisted by lhclr leader Art h ur daua: h ter will Join him ln June. bert to Emmett 11. Lightfoot, Ha• Terminal employe, was rrciplenl l)f and noandng or general health Crob1rec who 11ve lbe pastorlal Mr. and M.n. Gall McCoy and vana LlKhtfoot, 1 14 acres, Sali s• 11 30.ycar service pin Wednesday districts, both morning end after, PNYcr. Mn. Mule Scul WU or­ 'Miu Donna Jean Nell(>ft weNI bury. arternoon Ill a luncheon mcl'ting in noon. ganist. 'the &ervke cloHd with Sunday 1ue1ta of their "1rtnt1, tho MYF e11ndJo lh1h ting Mervice Mr. and Mr,. Darrell D. Gro¥cs, Ora E. Groves Hotel Weh�ter Hall, Plllslmrgh. After that commltlel!'! finished E■rl Nelaon. The prP.scnt.a tion wa11 mode by Its deliberation■, agrkulture dir• and bcncdldlon. Tht1re win be to Robert Milton Varian, Maxim! Mr. and Mra. Clay Jordan, Dale Esso Sland"rd Pennsylvnnlu Di• ector Robert H. Terhune and I Sunrl11e aervlce 11 lhlfl chure h , ·and Barba ra were IUlflllli of hla Varian, Lot 97, Sutton. vision ManDger S. E. Churlton of scheduled ·a trip to Toledo, where Easler, Ji fl o'rlock. brother ■nd al1ter-in•l1w Mr. and Harold W. Smith, Ada R. Smith Philadelph ia. we were to occupy the governor'11 ?fl r. MtClaskeJ has been em­ auite of the Hotel Secor, and to Union Carbide Corp., ft2 ¼i acres, Letart. ployed by the Eeso Co., o1 the Mid• early next day, Thursday, attend land T'ermlnal sln<'e 1930. Prloir to the meeting of the subcommittee Mrs. Edwin Jordan, Clay Williams that he assistrd in building the on qu�rantlne ·and pest control and E. J. in Columbus. bulk lerminal and i!I II plant apecl• In the Great Lake• Statn-a sub­ .' Mr. and Mrs, William Ch eadle alist there at present. He is a ria-. committee, of which I am chair­ OIi' were In Crookavtlle Sunday to live or Rarine, 0., and rame to man, of the Midweat Agriculture vlaU their mother Mn. Emma Jef• Mid\nnd in 1929. Committee of the Council ot Mr. 7\-tcClaskey has been pre•I· State Governments. Cera -and 1bler and brother-in-law dent of the Western Beaver Coun• Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gorb)'. Three dlffennt committl!!e meet Mn. Emma Jeffera will cele• ty Srho()I District for eight yea?I ln&1 inside · ot four day1. .. ... & ... brate her 83rd blrthda)' t h is week and a mel'l'tber ot the 1 lilcboQl b�rd 11lnce 1038', He and !tla wff'.e, ,Re, It's no wonder that 1ome folk WII lb• f•tl�II at Ellwortb Beaver BAREMOR FAMILY STANLIY PARTY HILD bekah, heve lived I!/ Ohio •• have the erroneoua lmpre11ion P'amll� Hl•l 1. who Olll'riotl lltalt Wtuln� 10 Mr1. Muina llaJ1in1 was hosleas since January 19,1,: . They •!It �mi, that the letlllature la In 1es1ion. 1, � i\D1l■)' Laua-hUn, ., Mfnr. Flici,il�lcor ·h•d· IK,.. when Marcella Gwinn of Parker1- bers of the M"ldlana MCth lit Grqver Legislators 1hould be wlllln1 dau1hlftl, Dtll■, 11eu, (Blick bW'I ahowetl her product.a al 111 Church. Ch lldren If, and Clinton. to do tbeae dlores,• and most of Clar__, Ora Llu&h1ln. Bet> and EIQ Maud. perty on Friday 1ftern<1on, Pre• them are wlllltll, becau1e 1· hl!Y , , (:hqdrd.! 1t11 f.t1 Wl1ll1m, 1>11\1, .Jole)h Biell• waa known •• 11nt werlfl Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mn ,receive •pa, at the rat.e of � a - Th& two younl· "Jodlt" an� Qa d � "Bonu,•. WIIUam Cheadle, Mn. Dale Stans • , � ind year. It's ,ptrt of their Joh for the � 11 J.,.p1, end Ml! Ailn l)eeil• bury, Mr1. Doney Jordan, Rtid­ 1 State or Ohio. Tate Chi!, wet• brother a 1l1tt1r and th-,, ney, Vlr1lnla •and Rick)', Mrs. •ex • , ·', When the Le1l1l1ture 11 in • dren Li11Je married Enrett Did­ martled r.tnma tnd John Huver, Cbeadle, Mrs. Henry Turner, Mn session, they get a month. dle- Sophia married John Shane■; 1l1ter and brother. Doual11 Moder, Mr■. Florence 1 After adjournment, the money Joi Ie married Floyd Allmon; Jo,epb Bee1te 1 1eeond wUe Staneart, Mrs. Nellle Rupe, Mrs. they've been paid at that rite Ralp h m1rr\f'd Panty Davl1. All w11 .a Gllll:lflY, tfle widow of Bin Erma Vale, Mn. G. R. Cllnlfl and 11 1ubtraeted from their two-year c h ildren by nrat m1rrl11e. Beetle. , 1 Mrt. Winnie Turner. An enjoy­ Today 11 Saturday, Apri l 16, the total · of $10,000 i1nd what'• lett You -will notice that the two able afternoon WIS spent and BEEGLE FAMILY 107th day or t h e year with 2!UJ 11 divided by the numbu ot • Three of the orla:lntl Beelle 8ee&le f1m1Uee Inter-married yet nfre1hmenu were served. month1 �f\, 'Ibat amounts to more in 1960. • : brothers came to 1h11 country. they were no relation. Comln1 • month for euh Senator $325 T e h Is moon approaching ita One 1e1tled at Bedford, Pa., one from entlrelY dJUerent lamille1. o•ANGI MIITS and Representative until thlfl •le&last qu.arter. E11worth Beaver near Lone Re•ch, W. Ya., 1nd mNTled M•I· Columbia Grana:e No. 243� met lslature QlflXt Janumeets 1111n morning The stan are Mercury t h e ot her one settlfd In north­ fl• WlQ11u1 and lhelr dau1hter, In reaular 11eulon on Friday eve• ar)'. Mar s , Juplter and Saturn. Anna Be11e, mtrrled Oeor llfl Cook. nfna. Robert Bishop, communlly ern Ohio. On this day in history: On top 1,f that they 1et mlle• Somlfl of William and Cornfl llt service th alrman hu reported Bull Duke Beede came from In 1787 £or the rlrs t time in t h e age to and fl'om tLeae study the Btdford, P■.• branch, •nd ¥cElroy•, l1mllJ'. ChUdrtn Em• that one project that th e Grange Jo hnnie Bee1le came from tht ma marrlld Geor1• �i An-. hu �hoaen lo help support will history of the America11 theater, committee meetings and adual Long Re:.ich, w. V1., branch. The married Wnllam Tant°MQ'; Ida ,oon h ave work started on lt. The a profe1Sional play wrillfn by an expenses to the meetln11 of th, two Bee&:let and SylYetler (John) nt.anltd 1'1om11 Diddle: Julia tounty commlnlonen have tu.ur­ Americ•n w11i1 produeed. The play Cou11.ciJ of State Governments, It'• Beuer c1rot to, G,abam .statklP. "'UTled ».I HowtU; , � � ed lllim lha1 work ill atartlna: on was The Co11lrasl b)' Royal 1)-ler. IOc ; a mile, which means $2li2d i In 1844 Frenc h aut h or Aniitole tra.ttl eXlpenJJel for thla atate w. v,., about the 11111c th'll:e. 1'1t7 rife! 1'�lth: 1JMtM: M\tllll1m. the bridge 1tro11 Leadln& Creek France wu born. to CollJ\nbus and b�k. lived here ,ome tlmlfl before -com­ LAUGHLIN FAMILY below Dy�IYUle. Tho Granee bad In 186'1 WIibur Wriebt, Afflerlf. •�litor Holel billa anct1 meal• are addl, In& to Racine, O h lo, Johnnie and Marartt IAl.llh contadlfld. the , Board of �u1.:allon B1111 Dulle llHale "'""1� Jln 11 !hPclren C h ulN l'l\lffled Tbwn1hlp TniltMa, eopp&y COD\• can aviation pioneer ind lnVelll Jio'!J} expenses for t he taxpay• tor, was born. e'rs or Ohio, �t the result of Mary 111i1et. 'f.llolr . cllld{.., ,:� 11!tiqlt , Wllllam mattled ml11lon81'11, 1110 1)tl{er tJeresltd motion In 1889 ,pletute upen1e1 and these labor• Nancy married Geor11 Smith; Mary Barmore; Daniel mtrrltd a iper10n1 and' 01pill1f\lon1 Ind J"OHp h married Emma Btner, Deal, daqhter or Phlllp Deal i � that llh• Ql)IM\unlt, will and ,producer C h arles Chaplin was I! leaisl1tion [or the benem 4'f , , ,_il '\hiOlfllr · ; then Ben lhetle'I widow; llarJ tmle never married; John never benerl1 much by the ertttlon of born In Londqn. 4 In till?, , nitrate laden Fre•ch • ••� . fir"""" • Ann manled John Beaver; Wad• m arried; Sherman married I TIY· 11" brldie thcire. S w~ N---r: ...._ ■frela:hter exploded al a docM ln worth manled Katherine Good­ tor; Teen• m1rrled Seoi:f Mell• · __,_ WASHINGTON UPT-Amerlcan Texa1 ctty, Tex. More th i m GOO t n.ltt: JUchard mttr'" Kar, &II­ roy. MT, and Mra. J'Cthn Rawllnp w omen will be honored with t ' 1 ..,, Cira Rouh, J!:lnma Smith The Tay1or wom1n 1J'hleh staff- hl\le retutned home lfter ■pend• pel'IOnl were killed; da m age to apetlal �mmemontive po1t�&e a• on mlll 50 taled over i doll ,. • 1 111d llolliortDI l!ff1le; David mar• man t.au1hlln married wtl 1 ,II• ihl. the winter In Florida with 1tamp to be plated on sale June : rW r.,,ni. Woll,: Creed married ter ot 8-nl')' Wolfe's flnt ,..,.., their- da111llter Mn. Chlltkla M� A Nlou1ht for tociay: Fl ench 8. The atamp will d"'Plct a mother A1tli lill; "Ill"' married JamN Anna, alao a 1l1ter of l■u� �- Call, France said: tnd • )'Ouna airl with an open aulbo r Anatole lor Jr., the tint huaband of . IIUJ llidn<Y' ,\,S,m1. Mtlo County �d ro1intenantt! "M•n 11 · so made U11t he can book before them "aymboUUlll • .., 8HTR WU I al,ter of Stnlth, wlto la1A!r mmltd ffatf1 1cre..- mailti n� Ni))t.ln on the on� find reJaxaUon from one 'Wf()tnen in tbe home," PolUZJilltflr �f" f ,Qat,lii' lufff' allD. e1 lilter • .of stobu-t. . Raetoon <..'ree k brldae OoOl' on kind o1 labor by taklna up 1noth• Genf.fal Artbu'r E. Summertltld Jlllllt. l'tNDhbr Callla ...... IT• lo_ C..""-'J -doy, er." - - uld FrlclaJ, Land Transfers Carpen ter News Of The Week • • Bt1 I HISTORY Meigs C11nlj .. t. .;!l,l\�,:;i. • 1 Annabell Llevinl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oris Llevin1 is a p111ent at Plea,anl Valley Hosj>;tal. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Grimm. Mrs. Mrs. E\lerett Roush and daugh1• Roland Kurr and Debbie are vls­ ers, Keth.Y Ann and Lim.la, visited il lng with Mr. tmd Mn. C. H. Horn­ last wet·kend with Miss Dorothy er al Canton, Ohio , this week. 0th­ er .wue5I! of the Horuen are Mr. Housh m Parkersburg. Mr. and Mn. Hobert .Johnston and Mr!. W illiam Horner and " rH. Wethersfield, COnn. and rhildren 'lisited his father and d : grandparents, Wayne �ohnslon. and . �J d Mrs. Everetl Bu.ffiniton Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Datue, al "Mad- or Pt. Pleasan l •�ere iunday guests 1son, Ind., over the wee'k end. uf �tr. snd Mn. Fred Ba t�y. Mr. · an'd" Mrs. Jlarold Johnson Mr� . F. c . R, ich�rt attended a were business visitors irJ Ne wark , sllll c Ul l'.'c t l ng• of The . League of Ohio, Wednesday. Women Votera- m Be�kley on Fri• Mr. and M� Howard Wegenh.i.ls day .and Saturday , Visited relat ives in Newa i;-), Ohio , Mrs. H. L. Oy er r�tumed lo her OVe.\' the weelc.cnd. home thia week after Spf'nding the J. C. Ll.yne 1s a medical p.atiel"l t pasl month i n Safl. FranCisdo with a1 Mason Clinic. her c.hp.1ghter and family. Mrs. T. M. McIntyre is a patient Mr. and M ts. Philir \>\· .11pert and a1 Pleasant Valley Hospital. Suzanr.e vislt,'d relatives ia Colum• Connie H aggerty, daughte r of :M r bus over the weekend. and Mrs. James Haggert y ll'l s i·t.• ;\'f r. and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush tur�ed t_o her home ar�er bem g 8 1 were visitors in Colu mbus on Satpatient m Holzer �osp1lal. urday. '.\1rs. Edna ftµrris and Mrs. H . P Mr. and Mrs. Arth ur W ..- hrH were Hou.sh have return_ed home after busineH visitors in Parkersburg on having spent the wmter months at Saturday. Tampa, Fl!. . Mr. and Mrs, Lou Hart of Bar. Clyde Rice . who works m indi. boursville are visiting here several ana, visi ted his home here over the days. week end. ____________ Nicky Weaver, , s on of Mr. and Mrs. TOJJlmy .weaver, has returned ·' home from i(ol:r.ei: Jlospita\. DEVOTED TO IN'l'ERE.S'l't · Ml •Wil•Mri! FreefnMI , Roush OF MEJGs;lliA!ioN. AREA and Jinhny,•'Cttveland Virginia. vis• R!f:tatr,.1 S, Ow� P.lfJiiiiiher llt!d 1 his rhofher, Mn. K. N. Roush . . Pui!lll/ed -��•rr """"""'" er over l he \eekf!hd. tt� s�nclay by '1111 "'110 van• Mn. Freda Hart and Mrs. Ronald fublle!(\11& Coll!P-!1Q' . at 110 .,_ Bumgardrrer were· visitors in 1 Park- ,:bani!: 'St., t�:?le?OJ', O blo, ' ersburg Saturaay. • , ua offief!' 1thon!l"W'ft-Ltlnr, .i1tCJE1 Mrs. John Grimes Is a patient at 1,1 •Ill'" ohone WYl!-2157. Pleasant Valley Hos pital. EnleNtl 18 �Obtf tlaaa m.Ubll Mr. and Mr,. Lloyd Roush visit­ natter at tbe poal office at Pom ed in Charleston, Sunday, with troy, Ohio, their daughter and son -in-law, Mr. National 1dvertl1ln1 reureseni. and Mrs. John Barringer. tt,e: :&ttineli'-IQmball. a. 861 Fred Merica, stationed in Wash­ .iexlnlton Ave.. New YOJ'k Cltf, ington State . with t h e U. S. Army. lflw Ylll't. spent a furlough here with his Spbacriptlon ratea: .:>elivereil hi mother, Mrs. Opal Merica. tarrier where availtible, ao een11 Mr. and Mra. F. C. Reichert, Mr. oer wect; one year ln tdvatree • and Mrs. John Bost and Mr. and The DolW Se•tlnel office, ,111..,_ Mrs . William McFarlapd attended liX month,. 11.80: truee DlODtnl. the 'MGM District Scout meeting al IU KI. llJ motor note where 1vall Kyger CrC'ek S(hool recently. 1hle: one month, Sl. BJ mall: flllf Mr. and Mrs, Herman Layne ,ear "; 1lx •uonths, M.2tii tit?• were weekend visitors tn Columbus. r, Ml -... mirmtll. t1 N eW. H0\'tn soc l O I Items TIG: DAl!.'1 SENTINEL Keep 1'he Engine Running ' - 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,'O., April 16, 1960 - TlJe AJe..-: . 'fOD,\Y AND YEST�RYEAR "'-di' ·· · seoo HOiii DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK D OF A TDMIET TheOOorua Council Daughters of America will meet in regular ses• sion Monday evening at the IOOF 1-1a·11. All member s are urged to at· tend. --tb•. DA IL¥. , .C RO �SWO RD PAST CHIEFS MEETING Th� Past Chieh of the Meigs Temple Pylhlan Sisters of Mid• dleporl will meet this Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Will­ iam Allman on South Third Ave­ nue for th eir regular meeting. LETS GO SHOPPING -- Fruits and v ..ehWea--CbolcH become more -varied each week, and lower prices will probably be evident III the weeks -ahead. Broocoli and uulifiower are Jood choice, thit week. �aragu1 quality conlinue, to be very good. and prices are -attractive. Head lettuce, aa well as leaf and Bibb are .i;ood salad choice&. Grapefruit prices are movln13 slightly upward as the ae11"'-'n ne■ ra an end. How,ver, eatinJ quality ia at !ta very beat. Valen• cla orangl!I are the better rholce -Navels are high In prkfl and of variable quality, Now l1 U1e llmt: to serve fre1h pineapple. More bananas; are predided to be avail able in April • Lhan In March. Th is should mellln ,ttncUve ban­ ana prlce1. Strawberry prlcea are alil! ralh u high and quality varies. Povltry and 1111--Eu price, have leveled off and bave de• creased in some Instances. Larae egga continue to be a very econo­ mical protein choke. Broilers 11.re among the choieea available for Easter dlnner. Suppliea h ave been •rte,il,d to apme 11ext-mt by recent cold, stormy weather in The latest Information on weed t he South which damaged aome control with chemicals will be broiler houses. presented at • meeting to be held Meat-Ham is often conslder­ Tuesday evening, April 19th at ered to be the tr,1diUonat meat thl'l County ExteniJior. Offke at 8 tor Easter. Look for ,pecials. p .m. Pork loin roasts will also be good Edward T. Stroube, ext\•nslon choices. Yo may also find ape• .u agronomist, OSU, will give result, ci■b in beef ateall:1. of l■at year's tri1l1, new recom­ mendations for 1i60 and wlll ,ho w p ictures of weed control Facts For Farpien work. Bi.rdlfoot trefoil d°'• not root Th.e. mefl:ting ie open to farm­ as deeply as alfalfa, but Ill long ers, dealen and others interest­ ta,proot enables it to m1te con• ed according · to C. E. Blakeslee, alderable 1rowth during the dry, mld1u.mmer montba, accordinl to cou11Jy extension agent OhiO State Univt1rsity D.ten1lon agn)nomiats. Otemical Weed Control Session Next Tuesday Gel Your Chlck!I Started Right MASTER MIX Chick Starter CRUMBLES Middleport Feed Mill i'\Ve Do Cuatom Grinding" No. 2nd St. Phono WY 2-U54 MIDDLEPORT �- count the liale1 • i i . ., T Jf, Antiquated 19, � � l6. Arable ''W"' fOr l)lilocble u110n 18, Bun I04 9COl'e 31'. GlU.i 18, Thuo 20. i,,.ac11 D. �rd- ---, ' · = � � � � � .. t D. Coal..... . 2,1.- ,r;� ., a. Tbe.,t,,e man m. Afrlcl> 2&. Banlobll!lllli 3L Mualcal tnotrument mountain 82, l'lanlo4 J:w•• u. �- "'" , .,......,... ·&anv '8. Uttle · ,,...,._ 4'. �em ,-ply, ,e. Aliclent� e,-l'ra. . ca pa cll'y . -+.. -i 1 , .. �. .. · · 1, ............... I 89. colloq,) -lit. 1l'alllet fO. l't1JloW' i (llaoC) I . ft. Spoclde K BooUle 41. Stir .up 49. Nqt jrut ii\'1:\ar,I ' I • • w l,i a t m e a n • I n 1a wl n 9 1 t o -·.,.,..., All -N ew McCormick• ·10; - M. eev ...62. Old N1>11W .._ N0. 46 BALER DOW!I L IJonc a. Nora• pd. deu ol. deaUI (var,) I. Btiow (U.ut.) Mr. ari:d Mrs. Winni..i Holsinger and family spent Sundey with Mr. and Mrs. James Carter and daught• er or Long Bollom. Lenord 1Barber spent Sunday .. 1 evening wit h h (a sisler, Mrs. MarDAILY CRYPTOQUO'Dl -,,. Bon'■ llt>lt' to work lh th a Holsinger. Robert Bigley called on his par• .& X 'I' D ,I, B A A X • ents, "Mr. and Mrl. Sol Bigley. II t. 0 lC' Q I' S L L O W Karen Carter spen t Saturday Oll.t llflttff. llmplJ IWlda for. another, 1111 t1111 llMple .&.:It uaet wilh Dorla ■nd Roberta VanMeter. for•"Q.Uattti · IJa_ � th'.e'\wo 0'.1. etc. lbl� M&eri. •JIO'. Eddie Bigley spent S�turd'!,r wltfi ' • .. � tbe aen,th.1 and' fa�atkm of the WOJda ... JJlntl. Geora:_e W. Curtl$. _...,._._. ··• 1Daft!.-,. VWCOl:llt· Jlmll11. m.- � · •-•N• ..· �· - , � , Mr. and :r.1t·,. 'Robffl • VanMeter · ---· ·-·�--- -- ...._ .. •--~... � - • · · � -• · • ,~· ~ -att�nded epen hou11e at umWif • � t norIst Sunday. The bus!�,1! 'II!! ,.,,, , p -1 ,.,_. • ., ..t: . -i'Z. l..,.. I' II L , crated by Mr.·Van Meter' iotl'lief! 1: IJ 1 ,(Pl �lltll t· J J9 1 t,r ...,,!t and slster'it\-)aw. Mr. and Mrs. �:::;�'li�t.ti-� Apple pomace containing- DDT or the residue of certain <,tber pesticide• is not suit.able ■a feed ror dairy anima1a and may not be auitable aa feed for meat ani­ mals, the U. S. Depart,ment of Agriculture reports. Tr, · It for on• hour • • •,, 23. Archet• tY.f,e H. Bfnd a.�'•. to · oneir · i ·4« ·rr:'1>fufy , Eden Society Of The Week Millard Van'Meter. Mr. and Mn. Robert Wetlli ••� '1 daughter, Gvyeville. spent the M •t.· Mri. 1.fnre,,o� ls Ml'I. Weavlflt at SUCCffB, Dairying generally stands flrat in Ohio a&riculture as • 1oun:e of cross c11h income Ohio st,te University Extemlon dairy spe­ clalialll report. WITH 1!�):: �Q.14 . �� ,w; n\lJI ...,.':4I'. ·( .. /,._ ,d SOil. Deaths , April 14: 1nrant Ferriale Hamilton, Rolph M. Pennington. L,olang Ahead On TM N>Od Morkets meter I, ·'�.� ' 1 · •l a; 11. I�.; .· 1-¼0LZER. HOSPITAL Admissions, April 14: Delene Oliva DeLegal. Lukin; John Elmer Conley, Po111eroy: Mrs. \lae Gladys Balles, Leon; 1'homae How;ard Wells, Harri sonville; Mrs. Thomas Joseph Scott, Mrs. Gery Ivan Car• mtrn, Pomeroy; William L. Oldnker Middleport; Franak Young, Jr., MaDischarges, April 14: Mrs . Oak• ley M. Addi11, Willi{'m Davis George Richard Dale Coyan, 'Mrs. Hobart Lee Putney, Mrs . . Winona 8. Cor­ dell, Paul Owen Bierhupp, Thom• as A. Cleveland, Ricky A l len Tay• !or, William Arthur Alkins, Mrs. Arthur Motarily, Mrs. John Ma­ lone and infant, Mn. George W. Hamilton. ,. .A pple Htd G. CUbic ACltOSS ,l. Crac:kl, al the lip O. Cook llovt Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 18, 1960---$ XPB ·, i IIII B :II T II X P • "f,,� JJl!\ R ffilt9 �ff·il!S.· • Y&1a-,.. �' on t>•• . .,._ .. �l, . · " ;a.nm •� · - • l' 11: X t. - JI NIWDt � .. <!!' . IP""C� 1 .&IIOUIID"�,!fu It-� 'r, I' � ;� -�& :.=:::......--,--+- I I� Watch It aobble up bo•vy wlndrow■ . . . pop put linck• oquare bales al a tounqe rate never beloNI reached by a low cost baler. See how the McConnlclr. No. .... 46 bepo you day■ and dol­ the l■rl ahead all ■oo. throu&h ,.,, .,, , ,, ,., ..... . ... ....,..,. . .... J l ballna - M..i..s 1-ulpment Co; Inc. Ohio Dairymen Recommendations Ready For Need M?re Income, Farmers On Spring Plantin� &ononnst Says Many Oh io dairymen need more . ca■b income to enable them to make the neeuury adJu1tment1 in their bua.lneu, accordlnc t.o Don Ze hr, Ohio State Untvenity Extemion economl1t in milk mar• l:etln1. H l1her producing cow,, replate­ ment of equipment, and dl■eue ,prevention add to t he coat of pro­ duclnl milk, Zehr points out. The ,mall dalr)' farmer ia often urged to lncruae the size of his herd and thua Increase tbe income. However, increasing 1ire before acbievlnJ efricient production of the pre1ent herd may not be th e answer to incre11ing net income, the milk martetina specialill sug, 1e111. Added investmeptl fl'Om added requlrementa to control health and diaeue are neceu.ary to auure high quality mlik, but they are 'expensive. Inereaaed mil k production per tow, more eUedlve Ceedin& and breeding pro1ram1 with more volume of milk per man are suggested as lmpc,rtlnt means of spreadinl out theae expenaes, Zehr says. "nitre are approximately 2r5,000 pnduce·r1 marketin1 mllk 111 manufacturing milk in Ohio. Most ! of these are considered small dairymen. The number or these farms and production fi'om them have declined. The manufactur­ 1.n g ,nilk Industry 11 feeling the e rfect in le81 volume, say1 Zeh r. The trouble Is, according to Zehr these small dairy Carmen a.re not producing mflk at a IQw enough co1t per hundredweig h t to give them a profit at manulaeturing mllk prices. A retent stu�y by Dr. Ray Schult and E. F. Baumer of the Ohio State Univenity and Ohio A,rlcultural Ex,perlment Station, point.I out that the number of pro• ducer3 of manufacturing milk hH declined 44 per cent from UM� to 1959. or the prOOucers Interviewed b)' Schultz and Bau­ mer, th e average .produttlon per cow was 6il00 pound1 per year. This \3 1600 .pounds below the 1t1te aver11e production rper cow. Evtension dairymen at Oh io State ll)' high producing COWB as1ure more profit. The 1958 Dairy Herd Improvement records in Oh io indicate that a cow pro· duclng 5,000 .pounds or milk re• tumed a $ 1 26 income over feed cost. A eow produclnl 10,000 pounds or milk returned S290 per year and one producing 15,000 pounds returned $469 per year over feed costs. EASTER MIATS 'Ham for Easter dinner has be­ come an A merican tradition. How• ever, fresh pork o r chicken may be 1n economical tl!oice this Eas• ter. Selecting the meat for the holiday meal Is often th e most difflc1,1lt task £or the food shop­ per. Make your decision on t�e ba11is of lime and money avail­ able and the foods current ly ln season. Several .11tyles of whole ham from wh ich t.o choose are: Smoked skinned ham-Skin re• moved ex.cept for shank area. Us­ ually displays lowest price _per pound. Plan on 2 to 3 servings per ,pound. Sklnlffl shankleu h•m-all skin, 1han}I: bone and some e,:cess fat removed. Plan on 3 lo 4 serv• in&& per paund. and rolled ham all Boned bone, akln, and· moat excess fat removed. Minimum of waste, eaay io iervl'l , higher cost Jli!r pound t h an smoked•sklnned and akinlese ihanklea1 hami. Plan on 4 to 6 servln,1 .per pound. Canned tionel... hem--aame as boned and rolled ham, but can­ 'ned . Uaually fully cooked. Plan on 4 to � servlnga -per pound. , A eood 1arden ,on containa tlcle par d W11 Ml aoli � " • ent perc ,o 1bou1 1 say ' Wihere Qutttb' Ia PuamoUnt and 30 per cent pore 8J)Ice1 • • nnon :&x.te ty erd llniv corner a.tternut encl hcend It. Ohio State POMIROY • OHI O I florlculturl ■ta:, HU RRY! •f i�e Is Lim ited. X P .t • •• IH -- . . .u �t;tum � __ _ � · ,�.i;, ,..T "' p 'iJ l�,i II L L O .. Outbal•• them al l l r• • er E"dy Midnight April 25th Off . , �. 1,, GET YO U,R JU BI LEE CASH BO NU S IY C. E. BLAl(IILII C04.lnty E11titntlon "--"' High crop yield. and efficient the bllhesl production bring farm Income. High yielding c:rtJPI require large amounh of i,IJ.Ol nutrienh, which mu1I be auppUed In proper balance, from the ■oil or ,,om commercial fertilizen. In order to as1i.Bt Meigs County farrner1 In th eir determinations of w h ich fertilizers bett suit Meigs County condition1 , the Agrlcull$"al Agen*s of the county have prepared lime, ferli• lizer and seeding recommend.a· tlona for 1960. AHSisting in this work were representatives of the Extension Service, Soll Conaerva• tion Service, Vocational Agricul· ture and Agrictultural Stabll iution and Conservation Committee. I n determining which :partlcular fertlli1.er lo use the recommen• dationa this year h ave been bas• ed on Lhe amoun ts of ac t ual nu• trients wbich should be applied per acre. This Is in contraat to former years when a specific anll· lysis &Lich sa a 6-10-10, .rt-20-20 or ot her i,pecific analyaie WIS retommended. Fertilizer use is a little bit like styles in clothing or a'u tOPIO- There were t h ree other anafy. is which provide the same ratio or fertilizer nutrients, but which require a 1maller .amount of ap· plication per acre to give the same quantity or nutrients. 400 ,pound& of 5-... 10 tprovides the same nutrients as can be MJcUr• ed in 333 pounds of 6· 12·12, 250 pounds of 8-16·16, or 200 pounds of 10-20-20. Strawberries, the most widely A farmer interested in this grown of all small fruit!, a.re th e partic.· ular analysis could afford easiest to grow in the home to J>ay up to twice as much per garden, says Eldon Banta, extens­ tun for the 10·20·20 as for the ion fruit s pecialist at The Ohio !HO·IO, Even at lwke the cost of Stale Univers ity. Many good the 10·20·20 he would only have varieties are available, i;uch as to handle half as much weight lo Earlidawn, Pocahontas, Empire, give the same amount of plant Armore, Catskill Surecrop arid food per acre as he would get Sparkle. with the 5·1 0-10. Fertilizer m:rnufacturers have continuously improved t h e amo,rnt of plant food per ton of fertiliier becaui,e they real1ze this is the most effident way for the farmer to purchase his fertilizer. In the recommeudations going out this year the amount of fer­ tilizer recommended for small gNins or meadow seeding is 20 pounds of nil.rogen, 80 pounds of available phosphate and 40 pounds of potash per acre. This amount of nutrients can be supplied with 500 ponds 4· 1 6-8, 400 pollnds of 3-20-10, or 300 pounds of 6-24-12.­ The decision as to whic h analysis to use then can be worked out by the farmer working with his dealer. On established mcadow11 the re­ commenda t ion this _year calls for - -e top dressing every year. When: the meadow is made up of · 50% or more legumes no nitrogen should be needed, but 60 pounds of available phosphate and 60 pounds of potash should be used ,per acre. This amount of plant food could be provided with 300 pounds, 0-20-20, 2.50 popunds of U-24•24, or 200 pounds of 0-30·30. recommendati ons this Corn year where farmers are attempt• ing lo secure highest possible yields should have 15,000 to 17,000 .plants per acre al harvest time. Fertilizer nutrients needed for this are I lO pounds of nitro· gen, 80 pounds of available phos­ phate, and 40 pounds of potas�. As no more than 60 pounds of ni­ trogen and potash should be applied in lhe row, it is suggest• ed the rest should be ,plowed down. >- I t 1 I I I 'SEE D CO RN Middleport Feed Mill ., , Middleport net Williamson Gar • Rutland -- ff'S THAf 'RMI AGAIN, the chanp,vtr from ttudard to daylight aavln1. Officially, clocka lhOUld be moved up one hour, from 1 a.m. to 2 a.m., u indicated by ahapl'lly actNa Vera-Elleii.1 bu.t. you ca.a. do it. al bed� Sat.urdq JUPI. There would be many different analysi1 to use to get th.! 110 80-40, The simplest way of getting thi s would be 500 pounds or 4-16-8 applied in the row with 300 pounds of 33% ammonium nitr�te plowed down. 330 pounds of 624· 12 . plowed down with 300 pounds of ammonium nitrate would gi 'l'e the aame amount or nutrients. If a Canner 11referred using a 3- 12•12 fertilizer then 200 pound s of t h is applied in the row would give him 6·24-24. The oth er J04-56.16 might be aecured from 230 pounds of 46% urea; 125 pounds or 46% pho1phale and 25 pounds of 60% urea potash. With the greatly increased u se of soil testing farmers will find it to their advantage to become familiar wilh the amounts of ,plant nutrients needed by t h e "arioue crops. The nutrients nor• mally supplied by various soils -and, \h e particular relatio(lship of , lhrif soil .and fertility managem ent system to the crops desired. Command -� GRA VEL Y Facts ror ."armers Power! lttls year probably will break all previou1 recordi in meat ,pro­ duction In th e U. S. ex�eding 28 billion pound• of beef, veal. pork and lamb, acconlin.c to 1poke1men for th'e National Livelitock and Meat Board, Plow DEEP Agricultural Marketine; Service resurc h en expect both cotton and leather lo continue to .pla)' .a large role in lhl'l manufacture or 1hoes. But they also expecL both products to face st!U compeliUon from rubber and synthetica. Plow EASY Power Cultlvate l The United States is the world's largest exporter of larm C,ommand GfftelJ Powr to liplffl producl.l. The output or ti million I""' ..... ...i ...... d,o,a! Tracrof"----30 Tool.at acres mo\led abroad IHI year. I �;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;. I • All-Gear Drive 1 °"" For Sale I 3 MODEL • Power Reverse • 30 fools • More for Yeur Meney l 44D John Deere CR AWLERS Anyone interested in securing copies ol the lime, fertilizer and WITH seeding recommendations for 1960 may contact an)' of th e •agricul­ tural ogendes listed, and may also secure a copy of bulletin No I 395, "Soil Fertili ty and Fertilizers for Ohio Farms'' from t he 1 - 111112 Extl'nslon Office. A511; FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION BLADES GRAVElY TRACTOR SALES & SERYIU MORRIS IMPLIMENT AND SUPPLY .,_. WY•2-ffl5 Pomarat 512 E. Main St. Racine, 0. DON'T WAIT at the PLANT FOR FERTI LIZER! , Come To Our Area Wareho111e At POMEROY LANDMARK GET WADED QUICKLY ALL ANALYSIS ON HAN D Pl1.n 33 1fa% Nitrate, 46"' Suptr PNlflhate, 60o/o Fly Aah "No one who fltul"ff It straltht c"'6 afford fertllbiw Mtf ..._,. way, bacau.. of LANDMARK'• complete fertilllltf' SIRYICE. You ttt dellvery yo11 can count on. plu1 ...,._ • Ilk• �• IMting, t.chnlcal help and credit terms ____ l,ulk de-livery 1nd -....dlnt. 50 or IO !� any 1Mly1l1 or strelght ma,.rlals." MIi -- - POM EROY, O H IO ''S IG N - OF QU AL ITY'' Voll� Mi■-�;.,.;;.uaon Deiltii Sugar Run Flo ur Mil ls F ulton Thom pson Tractor Sales l'OMEROY, , PHONE WY 2,2 1 1 5 OHIO llalberry A... l Pomeroy, Oblo ... "I value my time. I want SERVICE as well as price. Thal'• why I delegate the job LANDMARK. Also { Good Supply Of Field Seeds and Seed Oats Cash Bonus With The I QIIC I-CIAIIE and ' FER . GUSO N ''35'' ' Most &0ils removed from 1ile11 al newly constructed homes att of poor texture and structure, at­ :mding to Ohio Slate Univenil)' EJ:tension floricullurisU. CALL TODAY FOR REAL SERVICE FIRGUSON ''65'' l'J;IONE WY•l-5101 Mrs. Nellie Borgan c.ii.lled on Fanny Jack,on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Borgan called on her parent.I, Mr. and Mn. Noble Jhmondll, Sund1y. Nye Elcue hatJ purcha&ed a farm in Albany and moved there Sahu-• day. , Hn. A.Ike F.pple is carin& for Mn. Mark Jimennan or Albany. Gary Dorgan is helping Clinton Gilkey Jr. with h is farm work. homogenized,' feeds crops evenly. ·you Will Receive $1 50 Cash Whe..n You Purchase The "Be Sure OI Quall\¥ And Value" Mr. and Mn. Georee Clark, orba St.out and Ava Gilkey attended a Democratic meeting at lhe erade 1ehool in Middleport reeenll)'. The 4-H Club met Tuelday. The Clint Gilkey Jr. family were in Lancaster Sunday to vialt his uncle, Walter Lull, who h ad a stroke retentl)'. Mr. Lutz is beinC cared for by hii d.aughter . best selling plant feed. Granulated, ' . *. Mr. and iAn. Thor Catll!!Y ha¥e sold t�eir hou1e in t he villaa:e to a man from Hunlington, Mr. and Mn. Don Andenon and Mr. and )1r1. Philip Smith and daua:Mer, Darlene, were dinner guest.a of the Halliday•Atk:ins, Jew• ell home, Sunday. LAND MARK FERT-0-PEUl . . . Ohio's A . Fe rgu son Tracto r :,, Mr. and Mn. H. D. Gilk■J and children of Rio Grande and Ou, Sa.reenl of Wolfpen wete Sundq evenlna supper auella of the Clint Gilkey• Sr. HIGH YI ELDI N G QUA LITY ·• COME IN TODAY - SEE and BUY $100 Mr. and Mn. Ralph Andenon and family of Akron were week end kuesta at the Halliday-Atklm­ Jewell home. Actording to this Particular source of information lhe most co mm c n rertilizer they sell at the present time ia 5-I0-10. Moat farmers understand lhat a :H0-10 fertilizer means 5% nitrogen, 10% of available phosphate and 1oc;., of pot.ash. In other words in e\·ery 100 pounds of a 5-10-10 fertilized there will be 6 pounds of nitrogen, 10 pounds of avail­ able phosphate and 10 pounds of :po t.a sh. Strawberries Easiest Small I Fruits To Grow · Strawberries may be grown without apraflng but larger yields and better fruit often results when two or three spray s are applied. Strawberries at their best will prodqce more pounds or fruit per squar& foot or garden space than ,any other small fruit. Red raspberries probably are the eaeieel of th e bramble fruits to grow in Ohio gardena, Banta says. They have fewer lnsect end disease problems than do black varieties, are hardy and adapted to a wide range of soil conditions All raiwberriea require a well­ drained soil. Good red varieties are Latham, Taylor and Milton. September is the best fall.fruit• ing variety for Ohio. be Black raspberries mus t apuyed lo conlrol Anthra�n�se disease. Because black varieties are generally more suscepti�le lo virus diseases than red varle• tics, they are no t grown as often ln Lhe home garden. Three varie• lies do very well in Ohio: Bristol, Logan and Morrison. Purple raspberries grow very well in Ohio gardens. These ber­ . ries are trosses between red and produte very black ·varieties, vigorous cane growth, and heavy yields of large berries. Two ex• cellent varieties are Sodus end Marion, Blackberries are extremely t horoy, tend to spreed and older varieties sometimes . fail to i;et good crops of fruit. ,otherwise they are as easy to grow as red rai.pberries. Some newer varieties worth trial plantings are Darrow Hendrkk, Balley and Ebony King. Grapes are relatively easy to grow in the garden. When grown on -an arbor, 1irapes become an asse t to the home landscape, a1t well as producing much deliclous fruit. The two biggest problems are •pest control and the need for rather heavy annual pruning, the specialist 98)'8. Usually al least th ree or four sprays are needed to control black rot, mil• dews and grape berry moth. Suitable varieties Include Fre• donia, Concord, Niagara, Golden Muecat and Catawba. If a 1arden• er wants to try a 1eedle11 var• lel)' he may choose Interlaken SeedleH, Romulus or H imrod, all developed by the New York Agricultural Experiment Station. How well theae varieties may be adapted to Ohio growing condl• liona ie not yet known. They lend to be leH hardy than American grape varieties, but should do well. Harrisonville News Of The Week bile,. Some 1n1l)'Si1 are no longer produced u there are other anil lysUI which fit lhe situa t ion bet I.er, or are more readily avsilabh [rom a fertilizer manu(acturini company, or are cheaper to pur chase. An l!!Xample of this i.11 a fertil it.er which wa1 common 20 years a10 .. the 2·12-6 analysis. On checking with one lO<'al fertilizer dl'leler they reported this analysis was nu longer llvailable. Another analysis whic h w1:1s very common / �O Y,ears a�o. but whose popular­ lty 1s waning 1s lhe 3-12·1 2 ana­ lyH1s. Bow Do Yoa Get Yours? ' !l�tlo • 'ACK CARSEY, Manager Phne WY-2-2 1 8 1 EAST MAI N STREET to '· �·----♦--- . .. - - .. -•- -- .. ..-r- • •-•- ,..•• •---,.- • • • • •• • ,<r y - - · · · · .. · · · · · · · · .. ·· •�· .. ···--- - . . . ----. ----· --· I I l l •• l --­ By Roy L. Smith I • Toward the end of the grapefruit Season he pitched shutoul ball over 15 innings in lhret1 straight appearances and gave up only sev­ en hits. Hoqk had an 0-0 record against Pittsburgh last year. He will be f�ced todf)' by Jim Umbrirhl, a r1ghthander seeking his first de­ cesion of the season for the Pirates Following today's game the · Reds Grid iron Show Hao Sil{llll Of 'Gr<'alest' • • COLUltBUS UPI-The 1 960 Gridiron Show here next Monday promi&e• to be lhe bia:ge1l ever with more reservations reported already than the 405 record num­ ber ror last yHr'• show. A tol1l of 450 reservation, have been made for the three hour gag.fesl by members of lhe pres.s, radio and television usln1 polilics as their theme. t GENF FULL.MER, Wl/o 6/Ves ./DEY GIARDEL.I..Q A $//OT A 'T I/IS 1'1.8.A. A//tx'(�WF/5/ff 'T/71,F Ar 1Joret11Alf, low cost· • �J/AVf Fomlly Ho11pll1llutlon 1'111111 Offen llbffll oull boaefllll • , , world•wld,- cown.. . • • lo111 ,.,... Set . ...., MAX WARD 1 1 1 I. 2nd Ph. WY-2-2460 Ponwr.y-1 Ohio · Kane Wino Second In Mei11-Gallia- Mason area reOXFOR'D, O. UPI-Marty Kane cruitlna; M/Sgt. Paul Kaba g e an­ chalked up hl1 second atralaht nounced thi1 morning that four vlctory In rpltching the dhtanoo' Gallia County high 11rhool youths for }(enl State to defeat Miami, have been accepted lnto thr 5·3 in the tint or a two-lilame Army's 'Choice, Nol Chanct•' Mid-American Conferencie base­ school program following t heir ::��t ion fr� m high achool next ball serle■ here Friday, Kane strutk out nine, walked . rive and 11ve up five hits aa the The ro11r-Rohert fBob) C�ll er, 1 IATl0NWtD£ MIIWAl IMSUUJKl' COWAIY Go,den Fl11hes added thelr aec­ eon of Mr. and Mrs . �,ee �clft, I . Oni.J · 1fr1 lght MAC win to keep un, Grape St., Gallipolts: Ii•- afliea, Calu..,hr, 0�1, _ Don• o Lop the conference. aid C. Brabhnm, Rt. 2, Bi�wc-11, son of Ernest Brabham; W 1 1l iam D. Fellure, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fellure, Rio Grunde and John M. Hauldrcn, son of Madge Hauldrcn, recently look entran ce Fire Elllngul•hers teats at Ashlan�, Ky., for the 1chool or their choice. All f� u r Are Required by youths were .accepted ar cord t ng to M;Sgt. Kabai:e. Coder, a star pitcher for Gal . lta Academy's derendlng SEOAL U. S. COAlf'GUARD APPROVID bHcball champions, was acct>pt• R. F.. TIIACV, 8R., Dllltl-lbulor ed lor e11trance ln lhe Army's f,� lre end Seret.y F.,qulpmaent Microwave Radio Course and will l•l•• & $.,vice PhoM WY-2-2804 P01Mroy attend a 28 wet1ks course for trainlng followln1 basic lrainin.l(. Brabham , .also a GAHS student and FeHure, Rio Grande senior, • both applled for heavy equipment repair school: Hauldren was ac­ cepted In the Army'N photography school. l ie l1 a GAHS 1tln ior. M/S£,. Kabaa:e re-ported today that nine Gallla County high 1chool W.udent1 le6 for Ashland, Ky., around 6:15 thl1 mornln& to take slmOar entr.ance te11l11 in the Anny'1 hlfh school 1nduate pro1ram , Leaevinil were Rom D. Maye ■, John M. Noller, DeWe)' C. llhod­ ea, Robert E. Mlller, Robert K. Owena all or Southweatern High School. Robert A. Lan1hon1e, Gal­ lia Academ)' hla:h .achool and Martha Ann Williams, North Gal, lla, ,ton, with Robert R. Mitchell 1110 of Nor t h Gallia. Jame1. W. Nel18'1, GAHS, w1u expected to ,. . be with the aroup thla mornina . After t1kln1 the entr11nce test& · � tllete ltludentl will return to their reapecUve achools, aradu• ate lhen enter the Arn\y sontetlme in M"il)'-ln the field or their choltt- HCOl'dln1 to tuibaae. IN THE J IICALLS DILLARD u'kY,r()NA BEACH. Flo. UPI- gte\tellhd lndiani'I Friday re­ dll� outtlelder Don Dillard from 11\i Toronto Maple Lears. Dillard sent dbwn e■rller this ■prlng, bat­ ted ,fOO II\ 10 Kame, with lhe Ttlbe laaf year. 5.3 Edre On Mlaml BOAT OWNERS LAW Ple11tu In Stock Wickerham Makes String Of Eight Straight Hits RusK Wkkc rh 111n eontinu rd his � n 1 ast le hit ting spree I-T id 11y in an Atht· ns-M11rieU11 hai.t'hall J(amc al Mariellu with his rlflh, sixth, sev­ r nt ll and ei g ht slrc1igh t hit in two g ames A1h�ns lo!!!. 1 2-B, but not before the husky righ1 tuinder hull helled K homer, lripl <'" u ncl t wo sin�lcs In four trips. In his li1HI outin� he hit the rotind, a hnlTwr, tri plt•, duuble and si ng le In rour trips. A1hcn11 :mo 020 1- 6 8 Marlettu 220 2 1 :i x \ 2 1 1 Athens: Lnufiiuttc> (l,P) , l'nrtcr (5) and Bennt"lt. Murirtla. 1'ural a nd Farley. VOT E FOR Stanley J. Blazewicz I FANCY TURNS TO BATTING BOZEMAN, Monl. UPI - In the Rprlng mony a young mtrn's fancy turns to b8i'11.'ba11 So mud, �o th,1t it has afrt'l'tcd NBA l'hnmpion Gene Fullmer's traininR prol'rdurl'. FUii• mer, who clefend11 his mi<ldle,. wpight title n,i.::ulnr.t Jo('y <:iimh•1\o April 20, went five round� f-"riduy and thrn worked out by h1tlin,: a 1mnching beg with a bascbull but. ly Unllitd p,...._ lntematlonal Eddie Arcaro, an equestrian of some note, will be • a pedestrian for the next 10 racing days at Aqueduct. The nation's most popular joc. key started - serving a IO-day sus• , peni'llon torlay for III carere-ss ride at tho Long Island oval Wednes­ day. However, �fore turning in hls whip for hi,e :golf clubs, Arcaro became the third jockey in hia­ tory to reacft the 4,MO-winner pleoteau Friday at Aqueduct. Ed­ rlie booted home three winnen on the nine-race card, glving him a total of 4,501 victories in 29 years in the saddle. Johnny Longden, still going stroni:; in California, ranks as the all-time riding chamRIQD wilh 5,• 404 winners and lhe rettre¢ -Sir Gordon Hie hards of England Is second with 4,870. Willie Shoemaker, Arcaro's sidekick on tae rice track and golf course, a&reed to replace Eddie aboard Reetleaa \ Wind in the $30,800 Excelsior )\andicap. Willie didn't have to be 'ioued for this usi snment because Restless Wind ,could take Jt all. 35 High Schools From 4 States Rfll[iotered BELLAIRE, O: UPI-At least' s, high 1ehools from rour states have re1J1tered for the Bellaire Relays here April 30. Athletes will compete in the Ohio HJgh Scl\ool Athletiie A1110dation sponsored event for 10 trophie, five plaques ,and me­ dals for rlrst tlve place-1. . Rtipubl-ic•" Primtry • • t !• • • Competent, quali fied & conscienc ious. He is l icensed as a surveyor as wel l as on engineer. 1h tned 111d drote one tf lhe flnl aalomobll11 bi ....... ad li !IN lt � ...... • l'lld Pol. Adv. ---·- SoN C.1111,11-CtaJ or COUNTY TREASURER at the MAY 3 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY I take this means of asking for the SUPPORT OF the voters of Meigs County. FOR TREASURER ' QUALIFIED - EXPERIENCED ,:- REPUBLICAN • � l'ol. l·• Adv. '\ ., . Middleport 1.7o.-lS WCIC 1\1111·"" Plu1 toit and �. � ■ ' .· �, OF AMERICA IMII t'nlon 5688, Ravenlwood, w. Va. I \ PLA N S ..lgned for YOU WNITI ;;.. ! I To 1lv• your hem• th• charm ••cl llvablllty that only cntem pl■n■lna wlll pnl'llcl-. ........ .. ..., __ ho•• Our ..,11ft1,nl!I' c■N d'!IW ■ ul ef pflln11 lhat laU hi.. co,iollaraNo,, tM .,no-� 11,tad ...,.­ °" bawd Oft �h bvi t.cappab.. tlrH. If yoW -tire• ,,111 {ho.,,. tn,od ._,11 o!klw ")OU MOIi!. TIIA•I P9.II TH■ ....... � ..w ..-...� .. '9'9! .. .... - 1A 8,114 JO 1.71 :: ,I! . I:: 9.110-14 fi1 ·l!i . 6.10-U 7.10-U 8,Q0, 15 I, U ·f,60-IS · fJfktoM � 1.10 uo &.71 7AO H tSI 7,70 ltil 7.1S l,,S t.OI 10.10 10.45 Onei . , 7.70 IIOQ.«)Y, OHIO • I' ... � c:.�-==:i:=·-· =•• ,: thlo lll'Ylff If - lrullcl ,...r U.31 t.05 - Will_iamson Qil ·Cc,. P)IU Wlllwaaon, , · W. MAIN ST. ' � ....,., of - h,.,,11,. n.- 11 llcl ell•.. for t PLA N S ■ AlfllALS CCIIQUC(m; flNANCIN8 - .. ,. ....., ...........,.,. ...........s IJ II -ltW ftr f•II ' '. 'flll 11£NA1111M Slfl,N OF._ SIWa191J J ., Yem Dodge & Plymouu Dealer i Mil\-weelc P""'ay- 11ervic11 WedneJ1Fr.. M..t,Qdld. Churc:hl--.: Rev. W. H, Stra--,11111u111h, ,.,tor: Lev.-.1 Cliff: Sunray Mchool •►.SO .a . m., Phil WiSl•, snot.; CIIII Yeetlni i0:30 a. m Wrn. Balley in char11e : 1'""MY 11erv ees 7 p. m. Evangelistic aervICH 1 · j()-n. m. pastor in tharfe Prayer in,·�linll We'l:neaday 7:30 F· m. ff�;;;;i����§i�;i" ;;.;=;;;:::; MlmA . t,;llurc.t, _. ,e10.Old Rlol� - " ....., _, ..._ TY SDIE$ to;· l'lal1, on P11ruand R1�1cf S�AY . t�''Sell J<u1, Free Methodist: Kev. Ihm� Seb(t()I e:SO·\ i1ni we1eh mg . . y__, _ �TV ,, , .,,,►.90 ""' ,nil Blti!e St"ady Wed- W. H . SS-r1u ,ihaugh, pauor: sun ni.. a: · 9:45 13 l S y C'hanne• Worley 9:30 . ,._ m., ch io · • IINd-. 1 �-r.... P:ai\oj,, c. · 'ff. prof da . " -"t,i. H11ley, a s. Supt., Mornina wor_ , •. � ' � _. · ,, , es 7 .� - lion C"ur.ch . ol fl!lrlll� POIMJ'O¥' · sftl'P IO:3- 1. 11• "'-•. l"MY � • • ,· senu: Un�ttd- �l•�.1 P,oa�,. �. . l: m. ng Rotert Ev :� . , ; •, - sentee .' H,..,r-( Har'nv'le Jld. ·lil�t Um;ler'Wood . S Iii' ne a tor u , Bro n · . llf ; � P. _ . -� Pra, er meetm, ii) "OUl\later: Bible jkbOOl IJ:SO ••. m-:; Smith u- chatifi!, V!('e 6i�P �- ri'1.; S�nif•Y. ,1..·Sclt��. . Morning worship 10:30 a,.' 'm. EvBJil 7:!IU Th1- rsday. 9.Hl a• .ift, K-enn�tb Finley, •�pt.; 1 - ..., : , ,_ W0.-. -nOoa; "'·rt , " 01� �, . _,,. �.. · 1 �,•ni�l1 It 124,. Wo , l'lhilt� .10:30 a. m. "Oilr Clir,·i,l,i,an leed, _Blble .�U�" •· �'• . . a F i th •" • 1tt... n«1.,..aY 7 S,. ril.. choir , S\a Nstor· Codner., nda, !£. �cais. .Mi b Ch M_,, ; . rehea . . . -:-a - '-'.:/'' =. School M •. II. Children'• o��h lund,t• .S,,bool ,t 3 �- m. Lewla 3 p. m. Wora hlp 1 : 80 p. m . Sw,day Chr\ttl"" S,(..,. Soelo!Y, 144 Lee., Supt. Mr. and Ifni. Dale TuesdFY and Frld.av. Mulberry Ave., tomeroy. �Ornina lld.tu�iln, Pafttora. Bradford Church of Chrlit, lifptl servlce at U a. m. with "l>octrJ ne '11M ty,.a.M IMtflodlst Church of Atonement" the aubject of the · Rn. Gec�e DHUl, Pa11tor Humble, minister. Norman Hysell. 1eno"n: GOiden Text: 1t any man sin 111rit liiN9 tkhool. 9: 30 A. • M. ,-_,. Eible School supt. Bible SC'hool 9: 30 we h.a ve art advoc ate with the Fa• lfiaebNlll.1,- Su.pt. "qji'or81rJi, Ser- a. m.; _Mornln, worihlp l� : 3(1 •- m. ther, Jesus Christ the righteous. 1 Chrlalian Et1deavor (youtli.) 6 p. m. John 2:1. Wednesday evening aerftee1 '1· 1li· · p. m. .. vice. at 8 p. m. 1ermoD t�,te. 'Thf Rerotm1uoo E"1!ning wonhlP 'I l,aclbury Chul'Clh ot Chrlat, 'I'.'• V. lielc:J.epon. ll. L. Birrett, pa-itor Flrlf la,tllt Church, Pofft1n,y; Wt1ills, ::ninilter: Blhle School, 11 Ralph c. Zundel pastor· wm. Wat• Zn.JI.II Ill. a. 10 lu�-.. Sdlool 1 »: ao a. m. Wm, Kw1, Supt. ; •�• son, supt.; 9 ; 30 • 1 1 : 1 6 Combined ...., lf:is St, m. UI Clum:fl, Letart ,a,11,, · R•v. I ng worship lO:�; C!:.liltlan l:n• aervlce _of worship an,;l study. ElaRubert Sharp, Pastor. Sunday cfo avor 6 P, m. ; liivenins wonhlp, ter music and setm on' "The Met�llool 9:30 a. m. Wonblp ser- '1 p. m. sage of the Em'pty Tofflh.'' Nurt:lnlffffl Natl Of .Mhovah'• W tf,, sery and Junior Church. Wedne19J.oe■ Sund1r evtnllll at f;SO, a..- .t .I!'! �� .,,.. nesaea; Public meetlnf �; a p. ·day 7p, m. Choir a p. m. Cottarie ..,_, a... H1rifl�.•"'D>' Pillter. ri\.;· watchtower Stud)> 4 p. m.; meel).ni1s; · Friday 7:30 p. m. Area linDdlJ' �h>ol 9:'!(r' I.' 'tt:i.' 'Moriung Bltile study, TUea. , 8 p. tit; Sin- Conference on Clirlstlan Education 8;"10 p., , lee meetina. Thurt, 7 p. m.; Min- at Rlo Grande; Saturday p. M., AaYonhtp 10:30 1'. it sociatlonal Youth outing al Fair.._,. Evtntel1atJr 'lervlct�'l:30 pi· , .ltlry School Tllurs. 8 p. m. HIDIIMA grounds. "llarlm . Church Dlllmll• 0 Q)eet,, I';� ?i.3 •· Wednesday � 0-n WHMIIKhwam:; lnterpriN IUI Church, llranelt ,... iia: Pr11er 11J�. 14.irtii_��,, •:io t· 111., MllllbMW� tervlff . ::i pastot : · Sur:iday School 9:30 a. m.i H. GJuler, pastor; Easter Sunrtee tbt 3rd TwsdlJ' •.t tlM .aondl 11 1 �orn;ipl Wonhlp 10:SO a. m.; Pll• service 6:30 a. m.; Mornin1 wor�� •· '- · , ·.,. · grl...., Youtt. $:4�. p. m. :Svangell� ship, 9:30 •- m.; Sunday �hoot, t:toi D, m . T':30 p. ni : F.ellowshtp 10:25 a. m ., apeclal aervice1 by the C�� (T1" tit aervi�, P'r.,.r, ef Neut1 , children; Immersion. service Rt C'mmn, (,"lh.d'cli fn tnw�t· :£al " l,.- i,..._ W,,c'.,,....-.... '7:� 6� m. •ra lvanfltlll, F p. m.; Y•Hour 6:30 p. m.; Wed• Th• 2:30 ChUN:h, t.4 N • � , ..,, pattor. S\llld.,t School . m., iarl 1'0ll\t 1upt.; cal and R"°""" • P,Nbyffrl,..._ neaday 7:&r p. me prayer and praie mint 'Wf'Jl'lhJp tt a. ·m.; �an- Pomeroy, Waldo J. Bartelt, pastor: S8FVIN Ladie!l Aid, 'thurtdayi � ■ervlte '7:IO p, in. i"rl!'er John Wm. Blaettnar, Dir. of Chr. Choir practices : YOutb Choir, Wed., e t m s-ialn& ten'leetll Edu.; Easter Sunrise 11ervl�e, ft:30 6:30 p. m. ; Adult Choir, Wed,, 8,:30 , a. m. "The Supreme Victory.," Holf p. m.; Childl'l!n'1 Choir, Satui:'dily, a ••""" Chu-.... til'Hr4 GM communion; Suil..._y Cburc;h School 2 p. m. , Mornlns Star IUB Churc�, Fran1 �I OilO a. 9:13 a. m.· W�p· 10:,,, 1 ��� �rf��i'Jatii: YPM , 1a \ t'lmmortallly,." Holy 'Co�d'flliflon; 1!1■ ir. Glazier, p,,tor; Sunday SclfOOHt:ld a;, tnl; •onhip 8 p. m.j ••U p. _a Preiehln1 ?- � � � �esd.11.)', 8 p. m. Frlendly C'1-cle. m;,;, ,1'1., t..::;.;,: S°a'i� ...;;;;;;;;;.;;;.. \ Holsum Bread · :t. fl. RAWLINGS & SN Cel Baken Of Good Bread H•1nlln"4n, W. Va. '"'Y'tt! ltlt � I I ' ____________...,__ i of NEINER'S BAKERY 1 I OWIIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Mu.ers �ddleporl ,111:;UiftEj\'snEL WORKERS> \ ' l'oo eroy Budget Shopping Center ' �lorn Built Kitchen• r....._ ,' STIFFLER RED ANCHOR eAKER FURNITURE fOREMAN & ABBOTT )I 16!!1* • 'Nith the hope it wi l l, in some m easure, foster and help sustain 1hat which is ,good in family and c;ommunity .life, this feature is sponsored by the business fi rms ond organizations whose names fJppear below. I 9& ■ POMEROY ·, Clyde G. Millhc,ne TU •L BB 88 1,IO-H Crow's Stttak House W. IIAIN BT. \ Nt:Gppabt. 11,. -,..N, UC, U', f. PM, O& time is a glorious time of the yea r. New life is surg�ng into trees that .have been dormaillt and flowers are springing th rough the ground. There is hope and ex­ pectancy in the air, hope of a new and mor e abundant life, and the bills seem almost ready to break forth in song. Easter is hope because it is a promise for a new day for all people. . . What better place i• to be found to recei ve the full blessing of and to ren.ew 011r faith in. the promise of Easter than at church? M any attend church al EaSter time �nd never again throughout the year. These, howeve r , are missing much by nc>t attending ser­ vices regularly, for in so doing they will ha ve a' regular resurgence: ot th'e joy and hope that Elister time brjngs. One can never le II whal great tliings may happen to them when they� w �oh , •nor can they tell w hen great potential power may come to them Hit a c'h\l.I'ch service. .· . ( ELLIOTT ALLOWED TO RUN LOS ANGl-:L�S UPI - lkrh El• Holt, Austral ia's Nter dishlTit'l' nm­ ner, has been 11tvon pcrnu��mn to compelt> in the IMH) meter t'vl'nt at the Coliseum Relays :ilay 20. ''Tha �reated T1dt S-♦lon In • S.ndwlch" � Enter much Improved and will be out soon. As a CANDIDAT!s FOR NOMINf'ON to the offl�e ,_ft.ifa .......... ...... ..... Adull Spe<lal . "BRAIIBLE BUSH" - May 3rd Graduate of OSU Coll9 of Engineering He hos many years of : experience on bui lding roods and bridges wifh the Ohio State Highway Deportment. ■ Count1 during this P!imary campaign. However, I am OXFORD, 0. UPI-Darrell He-­ dric, 28, head basketball coach at Hamilton Taft High School, Ham­ ilton, Friday waa appointed fresh man coach at Miami Univenity here. Hedric, who ,played four 5-Run Uprising NPt• ycus of basketball at Miami Mount Union Vi�lory from 19?H-55 ·becomea the first GAMBIER, Q. UPI-Mount fulltime freshman coach in the Union staged a five-run upri.!llng history of the school. in lhe sixth inning Friday to sl'ore a 7·4 Ohio Confere-nre base LAS VEGAS, Nev. UPJ - Ar- ' boll vichiry over Kenyon here. nold Palmer remains the �-1 favor- I Ml. Union's Glen Abel, with ite in 1h� $42,400 Tournament of I fQ,ur singles in five times at the Champions at the Desert Inn Coun• i plate, spurked the victory. try Club course, May 5-8. ¢0UHtv rMclf�ttl • in that direction." Due lo the accident in which I suffered a broken hip, I have been unable to contact my many friends in Meigs Mia,ni Na111eo Hedri11 New Frollh C':il,ce Hftid. FOR �· , . Peter. Cushln;e WI: "HOUND OF TIIE llASKERVILLES'" (Jkln:or Olusic In ColOI') "loo Oartoon SUNDAY and MONDAY "James Stewart - Veni M!les "THE F.B.l. STORY" (Here's 'l'ruty A P!lcture Botti Adul,L& erid Children W i:H Like) - ialoo Jock Mahoney, Leigh Snowden "I'VE LIVF.D BEFORE'' (Reincam.ation Story! l NOW AT STATI T H ATRI TONIGHT Oa ry Gront - James Muon Eva Marie Saint "NORTH BY NORTHWl!.ST'" Y.lstia:vd.sion and OolOI' - Oartoon STARTS SUNDAY AT STATI, PT. PLIAIANT Clyde G. Millhone County Treasurer ' ------ Careless Ride Puts Arcai\O ' On Foot After 4,500 Wi�ners. , • • with Nationwlde'I new TONIGHT ONLY P,:rker, Mva Corday "NAKED GUN'" A STATEMENT FROM AION'TAN,'/, ON AP{?/1. 22. health • • 60 ENTRl•S EXPECTED INDJANA PO[JS, Ind. UPJ Aboul 60 entries are expected for the 44th annual 500-mile Speed• way auto race, orticials said Fri­ day _ , U nder the glass on the top of lhe desk of a business ma n m our tow n there appears an interesting slogan. "Y ou do not lleed to be cllfflcult," Bay s the little card , "when with just a Uttle more effort you eould be impo118lble." "[ used to be pretty bard to deal with," says the man who sits at that desk ev�ry day, "but that card has helped me to be tolerant and considerate. I ' m not perfect yet. but I ' m working rv.tvon• w.,. ,-, i • ., •t �- u- vul., "'in. Chrlstianity's Slogan , I Sam �Iler entered the Vete-r an1 Ho1pilal in Dayton thu WP�k for treatment and ob1erv11t1on. He will be there for about a month. Mr. and M.rs. Dwight W .11llact> and 1011& Alan and Bruce are in M cConneit vllle thia week.end to visit with Mr. and Mn. G. c. Knox Mr,. Knox_ who recently underwent mrury 11 improving. Janice Luman, RN, and Shirley Meal�y, RN, who _are employed at the Clevel1nd Clinic are here 10 1pend lhe weekend with lhe former'a mc:tther, Mu. Raymond Luman and other relali ...ea. Mark. Kelly, 1tudent at Ou 1s 1pendine, the Eaater vacalion with bi• parent■• Mr. and Mn. M. L. Kell)' and family. Mn. C-ecil Bolin, silter of M rs. Chester Erwin wall taken to SL. Joseph Hoipltal Tuesday after she , uffered .a heart auatk at her home. Yesterday 1he was reported to be a 101 improved. Mr. B,>lin and Mrs. Essie Ru11ell were m Parkersburg Friday to visit her. Mu. Minnie Gilmore is spend, l n1 1 rew days with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Bumi and daughter, Kathy, in Kenhldcy. Weekend visitor11 of Mr. and Mn. William Grueser and ch1ldren, Don and Debbie -tre Mr. and Mr11. Robert Jay, Columbus. D. L. &ck, former reeident now Ji..,inll in Fort Myers, Fla., is here o11 bu1iness tbis week. Mr. af)d Mrs. Roy Roush and 10n Ruaty of Lalllling, Mich., Ever since the first Easter morning, when a young girl came racing back from an empty tomb to report that Jesus of Nazareth was alive, the Christian Church has gone about · through the world with a new slogan for all mankind. "If a man dies. he shall Uve agaJn.'' The raistrig· of' Jesus from the grave means vastlh more th an an amazmg person wh o Uv ed 2, 000 years ago as not really died. It means that every human being is destined for i mmortality, There are many details in the Christian faith, eaeh one of which has its particular meaning and significance. But this is the throbbing heart of the eOtire faith: "You were bo rn for two worlds." Redeem ed bY Rem inder Dr. Charles A. Leber, one of the great missionary leaders �f the United Presbyterian Church, tells the very interesting story of an old black man whom he found attached to one of the mission stations. in Africa. The aged man w8S employed about the grounds of the st.ation, aJ,1-d. from time td time Dr. Leber noticed him stopping in• the lllidst of his "task, placing his hand solemnly on his head, and remaining perfectly still for perhaps a full minute. Then he wou)d return to his work with a will. The Uniform Sunday School lesson for April 17: "CHILn OREN OF THE R�URRECTION ,'' Mark 16:1-8; Colos. ��:��;:5!::k =�� :�/�, r�: sian:. 3 : 1 -15. Mn:. John Scinet. Mr. and Mr■. Joe a:notla and children, Bec­ "That's a formu1a he has for restoring his poise and his ky M·aand Mike of Lebanon, Va., Jo good humor,'' one of the missionaries explained. "Yea-rs ago are allO eXJ)eded to be here for he was one of the most dangerous men in al l this area - a the weekend. Mn. June Duffield thoroughly vicious individual. Then he was converted, but and children Kathy and Jeffrey from time to time he feels the urge to do evil coming back on who have been here for several him, or h� finds his temper rising. In such a case he stops, as weeks pl.an to retum to Michigan you saw him do, and wjth his hand on his head in grateful me­ with the Rou1hes. mory of his baptism, he repeals a lillle ritual. 'I am a ba�tlzed M. L. }Celty received word person! I am a baptized person! I am a baptized person! This Thursday of the ae-rio111 illness of he continues until he has restored his own soul. It is his wa,y his brother -in-law, Robert Darst who ls a patient in Ole Pleasant of keeping himseU under control .'' Valley Hospital. I Am I>csUneU Mrs. Cl\arles Stobarl and chil­ The real meaning of Easter is that each of us is destined to dren Janna Kay and David Roger go on with life in another life, and we need very frequently or LancaBter have been visiting to be reminded of that tremendous ract. with Mr. and Mrs. John- Chancey It is _true, of course, that the philosophers, scientists, and and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pul• theologians have debated the question of immortality through !ins. Mr. Stobart is e:1:pecled to many centuries. And it is a•lso true that in spite of extrava­ arrive today for the Weekend. Ro• gant �lai�s df individuals here an d there', no man has produc• ger Ch-anieeY who is living in Bal­ e d scientific proof, for example, as has been produced in the timore will also zpend Eaater with his parents, the John Chaneeys. case of the structure of the atom. Fred Jackson is improving from But no one can question the effect that is produced on the a re<:ent illness and is able to be life of the individual by· a fixed belief in the dotlrine. In every out a little now. case in whi�h it i� f�rrnly beµeved there has been produced a new sense of d1gmty, conftdence, sober responsibility and fvifty Stitclwr, Meet " moral worth. n " h Mrs, Jack " ..,arner can believe · ·No·mail really h e is destined ,,ff to live in anothe,' , Iii'M · · w rs Jae arner enterta med k wor • ' Id WI {hout. Ii'vmg th'1s 1·1 I e more worthily, more creatively, th Ni fty Stitchers Club Thursday more responsibly. e...:ni ng al her home Wolfpen. Suppose each of �s had _a sloga� posted, somewhere about 1'he evening was spent socially our home or our offtee, which remmded us a hundred times a and Jn sewing arter which the hosday: ,. tess served reCreshments to Mrs. Wllllam Bartels, Miss Kathryn "I WILL BE ALIVE Milch, Mrs. Max Folmer and • 1 ,000 yea-rs from now." (C9pyright 1960 by the Division of Christian Education N . daughters, Peggy and Vanessa, L1oyd Moo"' M c"· Hu ,h tional Counci] of the Churches of Christ in the United siat:S 9Mrs. car hs and d augh ter, aro1 . M rs. Of Amer1ca. ' ) Carl Moore, Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Revival begin!I Thurs., Aprll 21May I , Rev. Kenneth Wrlghtsell, Belpre, evangelist, Rev. • Glazier, m usic director. Special music each evening. Services)begln at 8 p. m. Public Is invited , t SyracuQ Flri.t United Presbyhtr­ ian Church, Howlrd Ruppell, pa:,­ lor; Morning worship 9 a. m. Jr. C hoir will sing; Sermon "Easter Story;" Sunday School I() a. m. Heiith M-thoclllt Chbrch, Mlddl•• port, lia)'inoll. Konkrii'.ht, pastor; )::eater sunlti.¥ aervlee- 6 a. m.; Church Sch9al 9:30, Jack Bechlle, supt .;_ worshi p, 10 :30 a. m. " II Christ •Be. Not Biaeu"; cantata, ,,..,._ -s1ert'd 1, e" 1 :30 p. m.: Wed ., 7 p. m. ,hoir rehear,,1, 8 p. m, Class 1 2 meet: U•� .•�. M l�rt r,....,,. , owa , · ,A11,-.tt, : .Chur�h, pastor; Sunrise serylce 6:30, Sr. Chphr In char1e; S�d•y &:boo!, lf:3(f1111,, m.; M.ornJ�a wqrsf11p 10:30, - :., �on,d q_; :30 ''Thet:Eastei;- �tory P- ,1'1'!· Tt,ustaes meet; Wtd-, 6ff Jr. Cho�r� 7 p1 m. Sr. Chojr. , MIGdr-.... .' , . _ef ,"" ..li..rlst, ••.,,,._, Ctiu'rcll Fred L Ga,r,dn�� pastor; $finri1e 1 "tttta, 8)1 in.,; Bible service wlt&,l School 9:30, I . C, l!l<>!lY, supt. ; M otrilna wo iP 10 :SO, "A Life Full of Hope;" Evening worehlp 7:30 p. m. "Recoanlzlna: the Lord." Wed., 7 :30 P- m. Prayer meeting and Bible atudy; 8:30 p. m , choir , Mkftlliport Flnt Bls,tltt Church, Sunrise \Service 6 a. m.; . Church School, 9: l o' a. m.; Morning Worship 10:15 a. m., Rev. Jack FD&seU, speaker; 6 p . m. 111 BYF groups; Evenina wonblp "The Story of the Crucifixion " 7:30 p. m. ; Tuesday. 6 p. m., 111 Circles meet: Wed., 1:30 p. m. Mid-Week Prayer and Pfiiie; 8:30 p. m. choir; Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Buay Bee Class; 7:30 p. m . Golden Rule Clf\114 m��­ . Bradford Chu_r,=h,i ,tf C,hrlst: Sun• rlae Service G •· 'm.�. Sunday s'chool 9 :30 a. m.; JtoWttq; worship 10:30 a! m. i:llaul Hookl, ■ Tu�rt .ia . �-.1-�pasJor; SunriJe .t-1,ry-ke 6, a. m.; Sunday - �hoot 11:IO a. m.; Youth FelloWal\lJl 6:30 p. m. Wed., 7::10 p, m., Prayer meetlD ISovth Bethel iUI, Paul Hook•, paator; 1 1' a. m, Sunda.)' School; 1 1 � m. worship service and spec­ i l l M11ter _program. . . , Lottrl4te .-vi, Paul Hook,, ,... tor; 10 a. m. wonhlp; 11 a. m. Sunday School;- 'l':30 p, m. , YF; PTiday 7,:39 p, m. Prayer m_ eetm g. UI. Church, . F. E. Weny . Dunn, r,ist�! _Ea�ter aer¥lce, 9:30 •· m., Glor1e1 of tbe ftesulTec• "7J. �r�• I ,.,,rm- ■ 11-. Pr.meruy-Mltldleporr, 0. , Aprlt lit; 1� .. PIIDDII HOU0'-"'1'.T : A Slogan For All Men 1 1 '!;, ��N l)l'ive · lni Wil!lard Around nd About Middfeport ·--- SU NDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK • l Dally S.ntlnet, RUCK WINT W'ltD-A careening truck whlch apewed out a lot of heavy acetylerur tanlU did all this da.moge st home of Mra. Magdalena Wffllg (upperl and m omce ( lower) of Mr. and Mn. John, Young'11 Reev� Pulley company In Clncln· nau. o. The oraicee railed on a hill One t.ank went rilht thn;.ugh Mn. Wei-ilt'• wtndow and almost 91:ruck her. It's the hill where another truck'• brakes railed. kllled a child. Sewing CJub Has Plans To Help Fireman's Event Pine Grove Society Everm Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mclntrre and family spent Sunda)' with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Bw;h, Nineteen ladies attended a meet• Racine. ing or the Jolly Bunch Sewing Mrs. Herbert Hoover and sons, Club this week at the home of Middleport., spent llonday with Mrs. Mattie Bush, Azh-st . Guests Mr�. Howard Young, ' were Mrs. A. A. Dillard and Mra. Eddie ana Uowwi Youna called McCool. on Larry Rilchie.--&a\urday evening. Gamea were played and prizes Simon Newt.and Is ,'pending some awarded to Helen Reynolds, Mar• time with bis son in Dayton. Mr. and Mn. Atthur Wendling, jorie Milhoan, Mn. Ll�ra Scinea, Pomeroy, called on )i(ra. A. W . '.1lrs. E. L. Hughes and Mn. Blaniehe Haskins. Young last· week. Elva Young, Mr. and Mra.. Eddie Mrs. Dil\.i.rd prei,2nted Mn. Bush and Jean, spt.Qt Sunday .afternoon with a beautiful arrangement o f with M,. and lln. Joe Manuel and nowers rrom her garder.. sons, Racine. Mrs. KennEith Byer, presidtmt, Henry Spencer has some broken was in charge or the buainess meetfall. a of ribs as the result Fredu Mel"ie Young spent 8 few ing when pla111 were made to pre• days 138t week with her grandpar- pare pies, cakes, covkies and for the firemen'!! suction ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Young. breads The committee for the bak:­ Mrs. E. E. Young rec:eived word May 14 . . M ing Mills and Mn. is Shirley n ''WMle inj\.U'C4;1 that her brot1'er was at work . He was taken to S�e\ter• lfH trtee Robscn. iag Arms HospJtal. · · ., · 1·mg u. auS, K a thlee n Dav,s ASSJS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey of serving were thr� of her daught­ Long Bolton, called on Mr. and ers, Diane. Elaine and Joyce. Re­ llrs. E. E. Young and daughters. . freshments of l'hocolate cream Saturday. . . . ! puffs, coffee, nut.s, and candy were La_rry R1tch1e has returned to his ser'o'ed. The next meeting will be at studies at Rio Gr�nde_ College ar- the home of Mrs. Lawrence Milter a week's vacahon at home. hosn Charles- GrifCith and daugh1er, Karen� called on F.ddie Youn, and family, Sunday evening. Several from here attended the benefit show at Eastern recent Gordon High School. and Mapgie, Dickie and tion;" Sunday St'hool 10:30 a. m., Warner. Eber Carnahan , supt.; Y,Hour 6:30 D. m. Cann•I EUB Church, F. E. Dunn. pastor; Sunday S,· hool, 9:30 a. m., Submitted by Rev. Arthur R. MtCaaley Wayne Roush , Supt.; Easter ser­ "The wages of sin is death, but the free gilt of God vice, 8 p. m., ' "Glories of the Resur­ our Lord." Romans 6:23. Syracuse Club To Meet At Essington Home SERMONETIE ts eter­ The "Syracuse Third Wednesday Ho1ne D�m4;1nstration Club will meet at the home � Mrs. Arthur F..ssington at Racine-, Wednesday. April 20. The busine68 session will begin a l 10 a. m. with a potluck lunch at noon. Each is to bring hi.I own table service. nal life through Jesus Christ Easter is the most significant dale on the Christi�n ca•len• Syraeus• EUB Church, F. E. r the fact that Chnst came. Dunn, pastor; Sunrise Service 6 a. dar. At Christmas we remembe -1 �---�­ m . ; Sunday School 9:30 a_ m., Ben On Palm Sunday we think of , _ I J into e In the afternoon. Mrs. Geneva Quisenberry, supt.; Eastor service. His triumphant entry Home Demonstration Agent, · Nolan, Lordship His � 10:45 a. m. "Glories of the Re!lut­ rusalem and of will deriionstrate color in tti,e home. : reotion,"; Prayer meetinig, Wed., over all. On GoOd Friday we · Each member is to brina; a muffi11 · 7:30 p. m. remernber the· suffering and pan with e to 12 cups aiid eight : Alfttd Method ist Church1 Robert death for our sins. On Easter spoon11, old ra� and aprons . . plastic Card, pastor ; Sunrise Service 5:45 we eomm:emorate His Resur­ a. m. ; Sunday School, 9:30. Lloyd rection. Without the Resurrec­ LEAVE lM)NDAY Dil11n�r. supl.; Worship, 10:45 a. tion C�rlst would have been Mn. Npah Haskins will , and Mr. sday evening at m.; WSCS. Tuf' who for• Winter Gardens, · prophet Monday leave another just Helen Wood(• home; Wed ., 7:30, :wili visit his bro- : they; where F1a., came, taup,t the right way to pra)'er services. hi'I aister, �rs. • and Elmer, ther, ' Jive, and died. But with the Gill will return : Mrs. Gilla 1'ei't h Resurrection, we see Hhn as them: They will be gone about • with victor over death- and sin. Just two Weeks. ag'the 01,t Testament ·can only be understood In the light of the New Testament, tbe birth, ' fptrst Church llie, and doatb ol Christ can T i 11 • bater Sunrise service will be only be understood in the • ici. at the Middleport Bap\ut light of the Resurrection . . • ( ·1 I H l .�Ti \ .\ • (thuich at 6 under the dlrectl,on en• y hopelessl Mankind was of the Hearthstone ClaR!I of the :'I( ; t: \ 1 l tangled In' sin. God bad given . ,. , church. ents and had sent His prophefs lo interpret commandm the Mrs. Mllton Hood. Mrs. Paul \ f ( ) \ I TI I I{ people went farther into sin. Bo_ God Himself Smart,, and Mrs. Allen Hughes them, but the expertenced human composed the <"ommittee to plan came to earth in the person of the Son and s that other men suffering same the went through He life. for tne servite which will begin with ·a n organ-piano duel by Mrll. knew. He also was tempted as other men �ere, but_ the dif. Cecil Bradbury "and Mrs. Gerald ference was that be did not yield to temptation. He, hved the Anthony. human llfa as God wiUed that man should live. He set the ex­ Other special numbers will in­ ample, but because we were too enmeshed in sin to follo w on clude a qU.ar.lette composed of L. our own, He took the penalty that we deserved. D. Diles, Kalad Hi11ity, Harold E. Tb'e message of the cross is that though we are sinful, God Hubbard and Tommy Darst; -t loves us enough that He sent His son lo take upon Himself duet number by Mrs. Beulah that we deserve. He died on the cross to pay t�e White and Tommy Darst and a the J udgment penalty of sin and He· rose from the dead to show that His solo by Mrs. Clarence Lacey . over sin means victory over death . The meditation "That Resutre<! vidl!l!'f Wlien we accept thrist as Lord and Savior we recelv� for­ tlon Morn" wlll be gi..,en by Mn. giYeness for sin an'd, the result · is power over deal�- This Edison Baker. continue to decay a�d Others taking part In the 1er• mean, that even though our bodies will Death �mes, ln· grow. can spirits our age, e with degenerat vice will be PRVid Darst Jr., Wil­ which we en• through door a lives, our to tragedy a of stead , lis Anthony, Harold Hubbard and Thi- QY•tlan SCifflca Mlilltor ter lnto tl\e fullness of eternal life. Instead of a ·101dlng up of Max Orndorff. OM Norwoy St., Bo1lon 1 5, Mon. life death becomes an unfolding of life. . Send yeur- ....,_i,opn- for ttw tl!fte SIRVICIS AT ZION There are many interpretations of the. teaching of Senp­ chackad. Enclot«:1 find my chtck or There will be a Sunrise service tures concerning the life lo come, but all Christian teachers monay ordar. 1 ytor .$20 O fi monthl $10 Q t rnonthl $S d Sunday morning at 6 o'clock st agree that misery and death a;r_e caused by sin, and that the the Zion Church of Christ on the Dealh a�d Resuttec\ion of Chnst nuraculously overcome the Harrisonville Road. The theme those who aceept Christ into their lives "The Resurrect.Ion as Peter Saw forces of evil and thatThis is the hope that inspired the lines, share In that victory. Jt." liveth, and because He Lives, I too Redeemer "I know that niy '• Morning se :vices will bf at Apostle Paul to write, "O death, the inspired and shall live", r,;;a. 9:30 and 10:30. There will also be •a special where is thy sting? 0 grave, where is thy victory"? rection." f. 1 ��-,. ,, ·� t iilflrise Services tg Be Held By Good Rao.ding for the Whole Family · • News • Facts • F111ily Features -------------- !Jnts,.program at 7:30 p. m, ..... .,.. .... rt I 1 •I I ' J . 1 ll.I l �·----♦--- . .. - - .. -•- -- .. ..-r- • •-•- ,..•• •---,.- • • • • •• • ,<r y - - · · · · .. · · · · · · · · .. ·· •�· .. ···--- - . . . ----. ----· --· I I l l •• l --­ By Roy L. Smith I • Toward the end of the grapefruit Season he pitched shutoul ball over 15 innings in lhret1 straight appearances and gave up only sev­ en hits. Hoqk had an 0-0 record against Pittsburgh last year. He will be f�ced todf)' by Jim Umbrirhl, a r1ghthander seeking his first de­ cesion of the season for the Pirates Following today's game the · Reds Grid iron Show Hao Sil{llll Of 'Gr<'alest' • • COLUltBUS UPI-The 1 960 Gridiron Show here next Monday promi&e• to be lhe bia:ge1l ever with more reservations reported already than the 405 record num­ ber ror last yHr'• show. A tol1l of 450 reservation, have been made for the three hour gag.fesl by members of lhe pres.s, radio and television usln1 polilics as their theme. t GENF FULL.MER, Wl/o 6/Ves ./DEY GIARDEL.I..Q A $//OT A 'T I/IS 1'1.8.A. A//tx'(�WF/5/ff 'T/71,F Ar 1Joret11Alf, low cost· • �J/AVf Fomlly Ho11pll1llutlon 1'111111 Offen llbffll oull boaefllll • , , world•wld,- cown.. . • • lo111 ,.,... Set . ...., MAX WARD 1 1 1 I. 2nd Ph. WY-2-2460 Ponwr.y-1 Ohio · Kane Wino Second In Mei11-Gallia- Mason area reOXFOR'D, O. UPI-Marty Kane cruitlna; M/Sgt. Paul Kaba g e an­ chalked up hl1 second atralaht nounced thi1 morning that four vlctory In rpltching the dhtanoo' Gallia County high 11rhool youths for }(enl State to defeat Miami, have been accepted lnto thr 5·3 in the tint or a two-lilame Army's 'Choice, Nol Chanct•' Mid-American Conferencie base­ school program following t heir ::��t ion fr� m high achool next ball serle■ here Friday, Kane strutk out nine, walked . rive and 11ve up five hits aa the The ro11r-Rohert fBob) C�ll er, 1 IATl0NWtD£ MIIWAl IMSUUJKl' COWAIY Go,den Fl11hes added thelr aec­ eon of Mr. and Mrs . �,ee �clft, I . Oni.J · 1fr1 lght MAC win to keep un, Grape St., Gallipolts: Ii•- afliea, Calu..,hr, 0�1, _ Don• o Lop the conference. aid C. Brabhnm, Rt. 2, Bi�wc-11, son of Ernest Brabham; W 1 1l iam D. Fellure, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fellure, Rio Grunde and John M. Hauldrcn, son of Madge Hauldrcn, recently look entran ce Fire Elllngul•hers teats at Ashlan�, Ky., for the 1chool or their choice. All f� u r Are Required by youths were .accepted ar cord t ng to M;Sgt. Kabai:e. Coder, a star pitcher for Gal . lta Academy's derendlng SEOAL U. S. COAlf'GUARD APPROVID bHcball champions, was acct>pt• R. F.. TIIACV, 8R., Dllltl-lbulor ed lor e11trance ln lhe Army's f,� lre end Seret.y F.,qulpmaent Microwave Radio Course and will l•l•• & $.,vice PhoM WY-2-2804 P01Mroy attend a 28 wet1ks course for trainlng followln1 basic lrainin.l(. Brabham , .also a GAHS student and FeHure, Rio Grande senior, • both applled for heavy equipment repair school: Hauldren was ac­ cepted In the Army'N photography school. l ie l1 a GAHS 1tln ior. M/S£,. Kabaa:e re-ported today that nine Gallla County high 1chool W.udent1 le6 for Ashland, Ky., around 6:15 thl1 mornln& to take slmOar entr.ance te11l11 in the Anny'1 hlfh school 1nduate pro1ram , Leaevinil were Rom D. Maye ■, John M. Noller, DeWe)' C. llhod­ ea, Robert E. Mlller, Robert K. Owena all or Southweatern High School. Robert A. Lan1hon1e, Gal­ lia Academ)' hla:h .achool and Martha Ann Williams, North Gal, lla, ,ton, with Robert R. Mitchell 1110 of Nor t h Gallia. Jame1. W. Nel18'1, GAHS, w1u expected to ,. . be with the aroup thla mornina . After t1kln1 the entr11nce test& · � tllete ltludentl will return to their reapecUve achools, aradu• ate lhen enter the Arn\y sontetlme in M"il)'-ln the field or their choltt- HCOl'dln1 to tuibaae. IN THE J IICALLS DILLARD u'kY,r()NA BEACH. Flo. UPI- gte\tellhd lndiani'I Friday re­ dll� outtlelder Don Dillard from 11\i Toronto Maple Lears. Dillard sent dbwn e■rller this ■prlng, bat­ ted ,fOO II\ 10 Kame, with lhe Ttlbe laaf year. 5.3 Edre On Mlaml BOAT OWNERS LAW Ple11tu In Stock Wickerham Makes String Of Eight Straight Hits RusK Wkkc rh 111n eontinu rd his � n 1 ast le hit ting spree I-T id 11y in an Atht· ns-M11rieU11 hai.t'hall J(amc al Mariellu with his rlflh, sixth, sev­ r nt ll and ei g ht slrc1igh t hit in two g ames A1h�ns lo!!!. 1 2-B, but not before the husky righ1 tuinder hull helled K homer, lripl <'" u ncl t wo sin�lcs In four trips. In his li1HI outin� he hit the rotind, a hnlTwr, tri plt•, duuble and si ng le In rour trips. A1hcn11 :mo 020 1- 6 8 Marlettu 220 2 1 :i x \ 2 1 1 Athens: Lnufiiuttc> (l,P) , l'nrtcr (5) and Bennt"lt. Murirtla. 1'ural a nd Farley. VOT E FOR Stanley J. Blazewicz I FANCY TURNS TO BATTING BOZEMAN, Monl. UPI - In the Rprlng mony a young mtrn's fancy turns to b8i'11.'ba11 So mud, �o th,1t it has afrt'l'tcd NBA l'hnmpion Gene Fullmer's traininR prol'rdurl'. FUii• mer, who clefend11 his mi<ldle,. wpight title n,i.::ulnr.t Jo('y <:iimh•1\o April 20, went five round� f-"riduy and thrn worked out by h1tlin,: a 1mnching beg with a bascbull but. ly Unllitd p,...._ lntematlonal Eddie Arcaro, an equestrian of some note, will be • a pedestrian for the next 10 racing days at Aqueduct. The nation's most popular joc. key started - serving a IO-day sus• , peni'llon torlay for III carere-ss ride at tho Long Island oval Wednes­ day. However, �fore turning in hls whip for hi,e :golf clubs, Arcaro became the third jockey in hia­ tory to reacft the 4,MO-winner pleoteau Friday at Aqueduct. Ed­ rlie booted home three winnen on the nine-race card, glving him a total of 4,501 victories in 29 years in the saddle. Johnny Longden, still going stroni:; in California, ranks as the all-time riding chamRIQD wilh 5,• 404 winners and lhe rettre¢ -Sir Gordon Hie hards of England Is second with 4,870. Willie Shoemaker, Arcaro's sidekick on tae rice track and golf course, a&reed to replace Eddie aboard Reetleaa \ Wind in the $30,800 Excelsior )\andicap. Willie didn't have to be 'ioued for this usi snment because Restless Wind ,could take Jt all. 35 High Schools From 4 States Rfll[iotered BELLAIRE, O: UPI-At least' s, high 1ehools from rour states have re1J1tered for the Bellaire Relays here April 30. Athletes will compete in the Ohio HJgh Scl\ool Athletiie A1110dation sponsored event for 10 trophie, five plaques ,and me­ dals for rlrst tlve place-1. . Rtipubl-ic•" Primtry • • t !• • • Competent, quali fied & conscienc ious. He is l icensed as a surveyor as wel l as on engineer. 1h tned 111d drote one tf lhe flnl aalomobll11 bi ....... ad li !IN lt � ...... • l'lld Pol. Adv. ---·- SoN C.1111,11-CtaJ or COUNTY TREASURER at the MAY 3 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY I take this means of asking for the SUPPORT OF the voters of Meigs County. FOR TREASURER ' QUALIFIED - EXPERIENCED ,:- REPUBLICAN • � l'ol. l·• Adv. '\ ., . Middleport 1.7o.-lS WCIC 1\1111·"" Plu1 toit and �. � ■ ' .· �, OF AMERICA IMII t'nlon 5688, Ravenlwood, w. Va. I \ PLA N S ..lgned for YOU WNITI ;;.. ! I To 1lv• your hem• th• charm ••cl llvablllty that only cntem pl■n■lna wlll pnl'llcl-. ........ .. ..., __ ho•• Our ..,11ft1,nl!I' c■N d'!IW ■ ul ef pflln11 lhat laU hi.. co,iollaraNo,, tM .,no-� 11,tad ...,.­ °" bawd Oft �h bvi t.cappab.. tlrH. If yoW -tire• ,,111 {ho.,,. tn,od ._,11 o!klw ")OU MOIi!. TIIA•I P9.II TH■ ....... � ..w ..-...� .. '9'9! .. .... - 1A 8,114 JO 1.71 :: ,I! . I:: 9.110-14 fi1 ·l!i . 6.10-U 7.10-U 8,Q0, 15 I, U ·f,60-IS · fJfktoM � 1.10 uo &.71 7AO H tSI 7,70 ltil 7.1S l,,S t.OI 10.10 10.45 Onei . , 7.70 IIOQ.«)Y, OHIO • I' ... � c:.�-==:i:=·-· =•• ,: thlo lll'Ylff If - lrullcl ,...r U.31 t.05 - Will_iamson Qil ·Cc,. P)IU Wlllwaaon, , · W. MAIN ST. ' � ....,., of - h,.,,11,. n.- 11 llcl ell•.. for t PLA N S ■ AlfllALS CCIIQUC(m; flNANCIN8 - .. ,. ....., ...........,.,. ...........s IJ II -ltW ftr f•II ' '. 'flll 11£NA1111M Slfl,N OF._ SIWa191J J ., Yem Dodge & Plymouu Dealer i Mil\-weelc P""'ay- 11ervic11 WedneJ1Fr.. M..t,Qdld. Churc:hl--.: Rev. W. H, Stra--,11111u111h, ,.,tor: Lev.-.1 Cliff: Sunray Mchool •►.SO .a . m., Phil WiSl•, snot.; CIIII Yeetlni i0:30 a. m Wrn. Balley in char11e : 1'""MY 11erv ees 7 p. m. Evangelistic aervICH 1 · j()-n. m. pastor in tharfe Prayer in,·�linll We'l:neaday 7:30 F· m. ff�;;;;i����§i�;i" ;;.;=;;;:::; MlmA . t,;llurc.t, _. ,e10.Old Rlol� - " ....., _, ..._ TY SDIE$ to;· l'lal1, on P11ruand R1�1cf S�AY . t�''Sell J<u1, Free Methodist: Kev. Ihm� Seb(t()I e:SO·\ i1ni we1eh mg . . y__, _ �TV ,, , .,,,►.90 ""' ,nil Blti!e St"ady Wed- W. H . SS-r1u ,ihaugh, pauor: sun ni.. a: · 9:45 13 l S y C'hanne• Worley 9:30 . ,._ m., ch io · • IINd-. 1 �-r.... P:ai\oj,, c. · 'ff. prof da . " -"t,i. H11ley, a s. Supt., Mornina wor_ , •. � ' � _. · ,, , es 7 .� - lion C"ur.ch . ol fl!lrlll� POIMJ'O¥' · sftl'P IO:3- 1. 11• "'-•. l"MY � • • ,· senu: Un�ttd- �l•�.1 P,oa�,. �. . l: m. ng Rotert Ev :� . , ; •, - sentee .' H,..,r-( Har'nv'le Jld. ·lil�t Um;ler'Wood . S Iii' ne a tor u , Bro n · . llf ; � P. _ . -� Pra, er meetm, ii) "OUl\later: Bible jkbOOl IJ:SO ••. m-:; Smith u- chatifi!, V!('e 6i�P �- ri'1.; S�nif•Y. ,1..·Sclt��. . Morning worship 10:30 a,.' 'm. EvBJil 7:!IU Th1- rsday. 9.Hl a• .ift, K-enn�tb Finley, •�pt.; 1 - ..., : , ,_ W0.-. -nOoa; "'·rt , " 01� �, . _,,. �.. · 1 �,•ni�l1 It 124,. Wo , l'lhilt� .10:30 a. m. "Oilr Clir,·i,l,i,an leed, _Blble .�U�" •· �'• . . a F i th •" • 1tt... n«1.,..aY 7 S,. ril.. choir , S\a Nstor· Codner., nda, !£. �cais. .Mi b Ch M_,, ; . rehea . . . -:-a - '-'.:/'' =. School M •. II. Children'• o��h lund,t• .S,,bool ,t 3 �- m. Lewla 3 p. m. Wora hlp 1 : 80 p. m . Sw,day Chr\ttl"" S,(..,. Soelo!Y, 144 Lee., Supt. Mr. and Ifni. Dale TuesdFY and Frld.av. Mulberry Ave., tomeroy. �Ornina lld.tu�iln, Pafttora. Bradford Church of Chrlit, lifptl servlce at U a. m. with "l>octrJ ne '11M ty,.a.M IMtflodlst Church of Atonement" the aubject of the · Rn. Gec�e DHUl, Pa11tor Humble, minister. Norman Hysell. 1eno"n: GOiden Text: 1t any man sin 111rit liiN9 tkhool. 9: 30 A. • M. ,-_,. Eible School supt. Bible SC'hool 9: 30 we h.a ve art advoc ate with the Fa• lfiaebNlll.1,- Su.pt. "qji'or81rJi, Ser- a. m.; _Mornln, worihlp l� : 3(1 •- m. ther, Jesus Christ the righteous. 1 Chrlalian Et1deavor (youtli.) 6 p. m. John 2:1. Wednesday evening aerftee1 '1· 1li· · p. m. .. vice. at 8 p. m. 1ermoD t�,te. 'Thf Rerotm1uoo E"1!ning wonhlP 'I l,aclbury Chul'Clh ot Chrlat, 'I'.'• V. lielc:J.epon. ll. L. Birrett, pa-itor Flrlf la,tllt Church, Pofft1n,y; Wt1ills, ::ninilter: Blhle School, 11 Ralph c. Zundel pastor· wm. Wat• Zn.JI.II Ill. a. 10 lu�-.. Sdlool 1 »: ao a. m. Wm, Kw1, Supt. ; •�• son, supt.; 9 ; 30 • 1 1 : 1 6 Combined ...., lf:is St, m. UI Clum:fl, Letart ,a,11,, · R•v. I ng worship lO:�; C!:.liltlan l:n• aervlce _of worship an,;l study. ElaRubert Sharp, Pastor. Sunday cfo avor 6 P, m. ; liivenins wonhlp, ter music and setm on' "The Met�llool 9:30 a. m. Wonblp ser- '1 p. m. sage of the Em'pty Tofflh.'' Nurt:lnlffffl Natl Of .Mhovah'• W tf,, sery and Junior Church. Wedne19J.oe■ Sund1r evtnllll at f;SO, a..- .t .I!'! �� .,,.. nesaea; Public meetlnf �; a p. ·day 7p, m. Choir a p. m. Cottarie ..,_, a... H1rifl�.•"'D>' Pillter. ri\.;· watchtower Stud)> 4 p. m.; meel).ni1s; · Friday 7:30 p. m. Area linDdlJ' �h>ol 9:'!(r' I.' 'tt:i.' 'Moriung Bltile study, TUea. , 8 p. tit; Sin- Conference on Clirlstlan Education 8;"10 p., , lee meetina. Thurt, 7 p. m.; Min- at Rlo Grande; Saturday p. M., AaYonhtp 10:30 1'. it sociatlonal Youth outing al Fair.._,. Evtntel1atJr 'lervlct�'l:30 pi· , .ltlry School Tllurs. 8 p. m. HIDIIMA grounds. "llarlm . Church Dlllmll• 0 Q)eet,, I';� ?i.3 •· Wednesday � 0-n WHMIIKhwam:; lnterpriN IUI Church, llranelt ,... iia: Pr11er 11J�. 14.irtii_��,, •:io t· 111., MllllbMW� tervlff . ::i pastot : · Sur:iday School 9:30 a. m.i H. GJuler, pastor; Easter Sunrtee tbt 3rd TwsdlJ' •.t tlM .aondl 11 1 �orn;ipl Wonhlp 10:SO a. m.; Pll• service 6:30 a. m.; Mornin1 wor�� •· '- · , ·.,. · grl...., Youtt. $:4�. p. m. :Svangell� ship, 9:30 •- m.; Sunday �hoot, t:toi D, m . T':30 p. ni : F.ellowshtp 10:25 a. m ., apeclal aervice1 by the C�� (T1" tit aervi�, P'r.,.r, ef Neut1 , children; Immersion. service Rt C'mmn, (,"lh.d'cli fn tnw�t· :£al " l,.- i,..._ W,,c'.,,....-.... '7:� 6� m. •ra lvanfltlll, F p. m.; Y•Hour 6:30 p. m.; Wed• Th• 2:30 ChUN:h, t.4 N • � , ..,, pattor. S\llld.,t School . m., iarl 1'0ll\t 1upt.; cal and R"°""" • P,Nbyffrl,..._ neaday 7:&r p. me prayer and praie mint 'Wf'Jl'lhJp tt a. ·m.; �an- Pomeroy, Waldo J. Bartelt, pastor: S8FVIN Ladie!l Aid, 'thurtdayi � ■ervlte '7:IO p, in. i"rl!'er John Wm. Blaettnar, Dir. of Chr. Choir practices : YOutb Choir, Wed., e t m s-ialn& ten'leetll Edu.; Easter Sunrise 11ervl�e, ft:30 6:30 p. m. ; Adult Choir, Wed,, 8,:30 , a. m. "The Supreme Victory.," Holf p. m.; Childl'l!n'1 Choir, Satui:'dily, a ••""" Chu-.... til'Hr4 GM communion; Suil..._y Cburc;h School 2 p. m. , Mornlns Star IUB Churc�, Fran1 �I OilO a. 9:13 a. m.· W�p· 10:,,, 1 ��� �rf��i'Jatii: YPM , 1a \ t'lmmortallly,." Holy 'Co�d'flliflon; 1!1■ ir. Glazier, p,,tor; Sunday SclfOOHt:ld a;, tnl; •onhip 8 p. m.j ••U p. _a Preiehln1 ?- � � � �esd.11.)', 8 p. m. Frlendly C'1-cle. m;,;, ,1'1., t..::;.;,: S°a'i� ...;;;;;;;;;.;;;.. \ Holsum Bread · :t. fl. RAWLINGS & SN Cel Baken Of Good Bread H•1nlln"4n, W. Va. '"'Y'tt! ltlt � I I ' ____________...,__ i of NEINER'S BAKERY 1 I OWIIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Mu.ers �ddleporl ,111:;UiftEj\'snEL WORKERS> \ ' l'oo eroy Budget Shopping Center ' �lorn Built Kitchen• r....._ ,' STIFFLER RED ANCHOR eAKER FURNITURE fOREMAN & ABBOTT )I 16!!1* • 'Nith the hope it wi l l, in some m easure, foster and help sustain 1hat which is ,good in family and c;ommunity .life, this feature is sponsored by the business fi rms ond organizations whose names fJppear below. I 9& ■ POMEROY ·, Clyde G. Millhc,ne TU •L BB 88 1,IO-H Crow's Stttak House W. IIAIN BT. \ Nt:Gppabt. 11,. -,..N, UC, U', f. PM, O& time is a glorious time of the yea r. New life is surg�ng into trees that .have been dormaillt and flowers are springing th rough the ground. There is hope and ex­ pectancy in the air, hope of a new and mor e abundant life, and the bills seem almost ready to break forth in song. Easter is hope because it is a promise for a new day for all people. . . What better place i• to be found to recei ve the full blessing of and to ren.ew 011r faith in. the promise of Easter than at church? M any attend church al EaSter time �nd never again throughout the year. These, howeve r , are missing much by nc>t attending ser­ vices regularly, for in so doing they will ha ve a' regular resurgence: ot th'e joy and hope that Elister time brjngs. One can never le II whal great tliings may happen to them when they� w �oh , •nor can they tell w hen great potential power may come to them Hit a c'h\l.I'ch service. .· . ( ELLIOTT ALLOWED TO RUN LOS ANGl-:L�S UPI - lkrh El• Holt, Austral ia's Nter dishlTit'l' nm­ ner, has been 11tvon pcrnu��mn to compelt> in the IMH) meter t'vl'nt at the Coliseum Relays :ilay 20. ''Tha �reated T1dt S-♦lon In • S.ndwlch" � Enter much Improved and will be out soon. As a CANDIDAT!s FOR NOMINf'ON to the offl�e ,_ft.ifa .......... ...... ..... Adull Spe<lal . "BRAIIBLE BUSH" - May 3rd Graduate of OSU Coll9 of Engineering He hos many years of : experience on bui lding roods and bridges wifh the Ohio State Highway Deportment. ■ Count1 during this P!imary campaign. However, I am OXFORD, 0. UPI-Darrell He-­ dric, 28, head basketball coach at Hamilton Taft High School, Ham­ ilton, Friday waa appointed fresh man coach at Miami Univenity here. Hedric, who ,played four 5-Run Uprising NPt• ycus of basketball at Miami Mount Union Vi�lory from 19?H-55 ·becomea the first GAMBIER, Q. UPI-Mount fulltime freshman coach in the Union staged a five-run upri.!llng history of the school. in lhe sixth inning Friday to sl'ore a 7·4 Ohio Confere-nre base LAS VEGAS, Nev. UPJ - Ar- ' boll vichiry over Kenyon here. nold Palmer remains the �-1 favor- I Ml. Union's Glen Abel, with ite in 1h� $42,400 Tournament of I fQ,ur singles in five times at the Champions at the Desert Inn Coun• i plate, spurked the victory. try Club course, May 5-8. ¢0UHtv rMclf�ttl • in that direction." Due lo the accident in which I suffered a broken hip, I have been unable to contact my many friends in Meigs Mia,ni Na111eo Hedri11 New Frollh C':il,ce Hftid. FOR �· , . Peter. Cushln;e WI: "HOUND OF TIIE llASKERVILLES'" (Jkln:or Olusic In ColOI') "loo Oartoon SUNDAY and MONDAY "James Stewart - Veni M!les "THE F.B.l. STORY" (Here's 'l'ruty A P!lcture Botti Adul,L& erid Children W i:H Like) - ialoo Jock Mahoney, Leigh Snowden "I'VE LIVF.D BEFORE'' (Reincam.ation Story! l NOW AT STATI T H ATRI TONIGHT Oa ry Gront - James Muon Eva Marie Saint "NORTH BY NORTHWl!.ST'" Y.lstia:vd.sion and OolOI' - Oartoon STARTS SUNDAY AT STATI, PT. PLIAIANT Clyde G. Millhone County Treasurer ' ------ Careless Ride Puts Arcai\O ' On Foot After 4,500 Wi�ners. , • • with Nationwlde'I new TONIGHT ONLY P,:rker, Mva Corday "NAKED GUN'" A STATEMENT FROM AION'TAN,'/, ON AP{?/1. 22. health • • 60 ENTRl•S EXPECTED INDJANA PO[JS, Ind. UPJ Aboul 60 entries are expected for the 44th annual 500-mile Speed• way auto race, orticials said Fri­ day _ , U nder the glass on the top of lhe desk of a business ma n m our tow n there appears an interesting slogan. "Y ou do not lleed to be cllfflcult," Bay s the little card , "when with just a Uttle more effort you eould be impo118lble." "[ used to be pretty bard to deal with," says the man who sits at that desk ev�ry day, "but that card has helped me to be tolerant and considerate. I ' m not perfect yet. but I ' m working rv.tvon• w.,. ,-, i • ., •t �- u- vul., "'in. Chrlstianity's Slogan , I Sam �Iler entered the Vete-r an1 Ho1pilal in Dayton thu WP�k for treatment and ob1erv11t1on. He will be there for about a month. Mr. and M.rs. Dwight W .11llact> and 1011& Alan and Bruce are in M cConneit vllle thia week.end to visit with Mr. and Mn. G. c. Knox Mr,. Knox_ who recently underwent mrury 11 improving. Janice Luman, RN, and Shirley Meal�y, RN, who _are employed at the Clevel1nd Clinic are here 10 1pend lhe weekend with lhe former'a mc:tther, Mu. Raymond Luman and other relali ...ea. Mark. Kelly, 1tudent at Ou 1s 1pendine, the Eaater vacalion with bi• parent■• Mr. and Mn. M. L. Kell)' and family. Mn. C-ecil Bolin, silter of M rs. Chester Erwin wall taken to SL. Joseph Hoipltal Tuesday after she , uffered .a heart auatk at her home. Yesterday 1he was reported to be a 101 improved. Mr. B,>lin and Mrs. Essie Ru11ell were m Parkersburg Friday to visit her. Mu. Minnie Gilmore is spend, l n1 1 rew days with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Bumi and daughter, Kathy, in Kenhldcy. Weekend visitor11 of Mr. and Mn. William Grueser and ch1ldren, Don and Debbie -tre Mr. and Mr11. Robert Jay, Columbus. D. L. &ck, former reeident now Ji..,inll in Fort Myers, Fla., is here o11 bu1iness tbis week. Mr. af)d Mrs. Roy Roush and 10n Ruaty of Lalllling, Mich., Ever since the first Easter morning, when a young girl came racing back from an empty tomb to report that Jesus of Nazareth was alive, the Christian Church has gone about · through the world with a new slogan for all mankind. "If a man dies. he shall Uve agaJn.'' The raistrig· of' Jesus from the grave means vastlh more th an an amazmg person wh o Uv ed 2, 000 years ago as not really died. It means that every human being is destined for i mmortality, There are many details in the Christian faith, eaeh one of which has its particular meaning and significance. But this is the throbbing heart of the eOtire faith: "You were bo rn for two worlds." Redeem ed bY Rem inder Dr. Charles A. Leber, one of the great missionary leaders �f the United Presbyterian Church, tells the very interesting story of an old black man whom he found attached to one of the mission stations. in Africa. The aged man w8S employed about the grounds of the st.ation, aJ,1-d. from time td time Dr. Leber noticed him stopping in• the lllidst of his "task, placing his hand solemnly on his head, and remaining perfectly still for perhaps a full minute. Then he wou)d return to his work with a will. The Uniform Sunday School lesson for April 17: "CHILn OREN OF THE R�URRECTION ,'' Mark 16:1-8; Colos. ��:��;:5!::k =�� :�/�, r�: sian:. 3 : 1 -15. Mn:. John Scinet. Mr. and Mr■. Joe a:notla and children, Bec­ "That's a formu1a he has for restoring his poise and his ky M·aand Mike of Lebanon, Va., Jo good humor,'' one of the missionaries explained. "Yea-rs ago are allO eXJ)eded to be here for he was one of the most dangerous men in al l this area - a the weekend. Mn. June Duffield thoroughly vicious individual. Then he was converted, but and children Kathy and Jeffrey from time to time he feels the urge to do evil coming back on who have been here for several him, or h� finds his temper rising. In such a case he stops, as weeks pl.an to retum to Michigan you saw him do, and wjth his hand on his head in grateful me­ with the Rou1hes. mory of his baptism, he repeals a lillle ritual. 'I am a ba�tlzed M. L. }Celty received word person! I am a baptized person! I am a baptized person! This Thursday of the ae-rio111 illness of he continues until he has restored his own soul. It is his wa,y his brother -in-law, Robert Darst who ls a patient in Ole Pleasant of keeping himseU under control .'' Valley Hospital. I Am I>csUneU Mrs. Cl\arles Stobarl and chil­ The real meaning of Easter is that each of us is destined to dren Janna Kay and David Roger go on with life in another life, and we need very frequently or LancaBter have been visiting to be reminded of that tremendous ract. with Mr. and Mrs. John- Chancey It is _true, of course, that the philosophers, scientists, and and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pul• theologians have debated the question of immortality through !ins. Mr. Stobart is e:1:pecled to many centuries. And it is a•lso true that in spite of extrava­ arrive today for the Weekend. Ro• gant �lai�s df individuals here an d there', no man has produc• ger Ch-anieeY who is living in Bal­ e d scientific proof, for example, as has been produced in the timore will also zpend Eaater with his parents, the John Chaneeys. case of the structure of the atom. Fred Jackson is improving from But no one can question the effect that is produced on the a re<:ent illness and is able to be life of the individual by· a fixed belief in the dotlrine. In every out a little now. case in whi�h it i� f�rrnly beµeved there has been produced a new sense of d1gmty, conftdence, sober responsibility and fvifty Stitclwr, Meet " moral worth. n " h Mrs, Jack " ..,arner can believe · ·No·mail really h e is destined ,,ff to live in anothe,' , Iii'M · · w rs Jae arner enterta med k wor • ' Id WI {hout. Ii'vmg th'1s 1·1 I e more worthily, more creatively, th Ni fty Stitchers Club Thursday more responsibly. e...:ni ng al her home Wolfpen. Suppose each of �s had _a sloga� posted, somewhere about 1'he evening was spent socially our home or our offtee, which remmded us a hundred times a and Jn sewing arter which the hosday: ,. tess served reCreshments to Mrs. Wllllam Bartels, Miss Kathryn "I WILL BE ALIVE Milch, Mrs. Max Folmer and • 1 ,000 yea-rs from now." (C9pyright 1960 by the Division of Christian Education N . daughters, Peggy and Vanessa, L1oyd Moo"' M c"· Hu ,h tional Counci] of the Churches of Christ in the United siat:S 9Mrs. car hs and d augh ter, aro1 . M rs. Of Amer1ca. ' ) Carl Moore, Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Revival begin!I Thurs., Aprll 21May I , Rev. Kenneth Wrlghtsell, Belpre, evangelist, Rev. • Glazier, m usic director. Special music each evening. Services)begln at 8 p. m. Public Is invited , t SyracuQ Flri.t United Presbyhtr­ ian Church, Howlrd Ruppell, pa:,­ lor; Morning worship 9 a. m. Jr. C hoir will sing; Sermon "Easter Story;" Sunday School I() a. m. Heiith M-thoclllt Chbrch, Mlddl•• port, lia)'inoll. Konkrii'.ht, pastor; )::eater sunlti.¥ aervlee- 6 a. m.; Church Sch9al 9:30, Jack Bechlle, supt .;_ worshi p, 10 :30 a. m. " II Christ •Be. Not Biaeu"; cantata, ,,..,._ -s1ert'd 1, e" 1 :30 p. m.: Wed ., 7 p. m. ,hoir rehear,,1, 8 p. m, Class 1 2 meet: U•� .•�. M l�rt r,....,,. , owa , · ,A11,-.tt, : .Chur�h, pastor; Sunrise serylce 6:30, Sr. Chphr In char1e; S�d•y &:boo!, lf:3(f1111,, m.; M.ornJ�a wqrsf11p 10:30, - :., �on,d q_; :30 ''Thet:Eastei;- �tory P- ,1'1'!· Tt,ustaes meet; Wtd-, 6ff Jr. Cho�r� 7 p1 m. Sr. Chojr. , MIGdr-.... .' , . _ef ,"" ..li..rlst, ••.,,,._, Ctiu'rcll Fred L Ga,r,dn�� pastor; $finri1e 1 "tttta, 8)1 in.,; Bible service wlt&,l School 9:30, I . C, l!l<>!lY, supt. ; M otrilna wo iP 10 :SO, "A Life Full of Hope;" Evening worehlp 7:30 p. m. "Recoanlzlna: the Lord." Wed., 7 :30 P- m. Prayer meeting and Bible atudy; 8:30 p. m , choir , Mkftlliport Flnt Bls,tltt Church, Sunrise \Service 6 a. m.; . Church School, 9: l o' a. m.; Morning Worship 10:15 a. m., Rev. Jack FD&seU, speaker; 6 p . m. 111 BYF groups; Evenina wonblp "The Story of the Crucifixion " 7:30 p. m. ; Tuesday. 6 p. m., 111 Circles meet: Wed., 1:30 p. m. Mid-Week Prayer and Pfiiie; 8:30 p. m. choir; Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Buay Bee Class; 7:30 p. m . Golden Rule Clf\114 m��­ . Bradford Chu_r,=h,i ,tf C,hrlst: Sun• rlae Service G •· 'm.�. Sunday s'chool 9 :30 a. m.; JtoWttq; worship 10:30 a! m. i:llaul Hookl, ■ Tu�rt .ia . �-.1-�pasJor; SunriJe .t-1,ry-ke 6, a. m.; Sunday - �hoot 11:IO a. m.; Youth FelloWal\lJl 6:30 p. m. Wed., 7::10 p, m., Prayer meetlD ISovth Bethel iUI, Paul Hook•, paator; 1 1' a. m, Sunda.)' School; 1 1 � m. worship service and spec­ i l l M11ter _program. . . , Lottrl4te .-vi, Paul Hook,, ,... tor; 10 a. m. wonhlp; 11 a. m. Sunday School;- 'l':30 p, m. , YF; PTiday 7,:39 p, m. Prayer m_ eetm g. UI. Church, . F. E. Weny . Dunn, r,ist�! _Ea�ter aer¥lce, 9:30 •· m., Glor1e1 of tbe ftesulTec• "7J. �r�• I ,.,,rm- ■ 11-. Pr.meruy-Mltldleporr, 0. , Aprlt lit; 1� .. PIIDDII HOU0'-"'1'.T : A Slogan For All Men 1 1 '!;, ��N l)l'ive · lni Wil!lard Around nd About Middfeport ·--- SU NDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF THE WEEK • l Dally S.ntlnet, RUCK WINT W'ltD-A careening truck whlch apewed out a lot of heavy acetylerur tanlU did all this da.moge st home of Mra. Magdalena Wffllg (upperl and m omce ( lower) of Mr. and Mn. John, Young'11 Reev� Pulley company In Clncln· nau. o. The oraicee railed on a hill One t.ank went rilht thn;.ugh Mn. Wei-ilt'• wtndow and almost 91:ruck her. It's the hill where another truck'• brakes railed. kllled a child. Sewing CJub Has Plans To Help Fireman's Event Pine Grove Society Everm Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mclntrre and family spent Sunda)' with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Bw;h, Nineteen ladies attended a meet• Racine. ing or the Jolly Bunch Sewing Mrs. Herbert Hoover and sons, Club this week at the home of Middleport., spent llonday with Mrs. Mattie Bush, Azh-st . Guests Mr�. Howard Young, ' were Mrs. A. A. Dillard and Mra. Eddie ana Uowwi Youna called McCool. on Larry Rilchie.--&a\urday evening. Gamea were played and prizes Simon Newt.and Is ,'pending some awarded to Helen Reynolds, Mar• time with bis son in Dayton. Mr. and Mn. Atthur Wendling, jorie Milhoan, Mn. Ll�ra Scinea, Pomeroy, called on )i(ra. A. W . '.1lrs. E. L. Hughes and Mn. Blaniehe Haskins. Young last· week. Elva Young, Mr. and Mra.. Eddie Mrs. Dil\.i.rd prei,2nted Mn. Bush and Jean, spt.Qt Sunday .afternoon with a beautiful arrangement o f with M,. and lln. Joe Manuel and nowers rrom her garder.. sons, Racine. Mrs. KennEith Byer, presidtmt, Henry Spencer has some broken was in charge or the buainess meetfall. a of ribs as the result Fredu Mel"ie Young spent 8 few ing when pla111 were made to pre• days 138t week with her grandpar- pare pies, cakes, covkies and for the firemen'!! suction ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Young. breads The committee for the bak:­ Mrs. E. E. Young rec:eived word May 14 . . M ing Mills and Mn. is Shirley n ''WMle inj\.U'C4;1 that her brot1'er was at work . He was taken to S�e\ter• lfH trtee Robscn. iag Arms HospJtal. · · ., · 1·mg u. auS, K a thlee n Dav,s ASSJS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey of serving were thr� of her daught­ Long Bolton, called on Mr. and ers, Diane. Elaine and Joyce. Re­ llrs. E. E. Young and daughters. . freshments of l'hocolate cream Saturday. . . . ! puffs, coffee, nut.s, and candy were La_rry R1tch1e has returned to his ser'o'ed. The next meeting will be at studies at Rio Gr�nde_ College ar- the home of Mrs. Lawrence Milter a week's vacahon at home. hosn Charles- GrifCith and daugh1er, Karen� called on F.ddie Youn, and family, Sunday evening. Several from here attended the benefit show at Eastern recent Gordon High School. and Mapgie, Dickie and tion;" Sunday St'hool 10:30 a. m., Warner. Eber Carnahan , supt.; Y,Hour 6:30 D. m. Cann•I EUB Church, F. E. Dunn. pastor; Sunday S,· hool, 9:30 a. m., Submitted by Rev. Arthur R. MtCaaley Wayne Roush , Supt.; Easter ser­ "The wages of sin is death, but the free gilt of God vice, 8 p. m., ' "Glories of the Resur­ our Lord." Romans 6:23. Syracuse Club To Meet At Essington Home SERMONETIE ts eter­ The "Syracuse Third Wednesday Ho1ne D�m4;1nstration Club will meet at the home � Mrs. Arthur F..ssington at Racine-, Wednesday. April 20. The busine68 session will begin a l 10 a. m. with a potluck lunch at noon. Each is to bring hi.I own table service. nal life through Jesus Christ Easter is the most significant dale on the Christi�n ca•len• Syraeus• EUB Church, F. E. r the fact that Chnst came. Dunn, pastor; Sunrise Service 6 a. dar. At Christmas we remembe -1 �---�­ m . ; Sunday School 9:30 a_ m., Ben On Palm Sunday we think of , _ I J into e In the afternoon. Mrs. Geneva Quisenberry, supt.; Eastor service. His triumphant entry Home Demonstration Agent, · Nolan, Lordship His � 10:45 a. m. "Glories of the Re!lut­ rusalem and of will deriionstrate color in tti,e home. : reotion,"; Prayer meetinig, Wed., over all. On GoOd Friday we · Each member is to brina; a muffi11 · 7:30 p. m. remernber the· suffering and pan with e to 12 cups aiid eight : Alfttd Method ist Church1 Robert death for our sins. On Easter spoon11, old ra� and aprons . . plastic Card, pastor ; Sunrise Service 5:45 we eomm:emorate His Resur­ a. m. ; Sunday School, 9:30. Lloyd rection. Without the Resurrec­ LEAVE lM)NDAY Dil11n�r. supl.; Worship, 10:45 a. tion C�rlst would have been Mn. Npah Haskins will , and Mr. sday evening at m.; WSCS. Tuf' who for• Winter Gardens, · prophet Monday leave another just Helen Wood(• home; Wed ., 7:30, :wili visit his bro- : they; where F1a., came, taup,t the right way to pra)'er services. hi'I aister, �rs. • and Elmer, ther, ' Jive, and died. But with the Gill will return : Mrs. Gilla 1'ei't h Resurrection, we see Hhn as them: They will be gone about • with victor over death- and sin. Just two Weeks. ag'the 01,t Testament ·can only be understood In the light of the New Testament, tbe birth, ' fptrst Church llie, and doatb ol Christ can T i 11 • bater Sunrise service will be only be understood in the • ici. at the Middleport Bap\ut light of the Resurrection . . • ( ·1 I H l .�Ti \ .\ • (thuich at 6 under the dlrectl,on en• y hopelessl Mankind was of the Hearthstone ClaR!I of the :'I( ; t: \ 1 l tangled In' sin. God bad given . ,. , church. ents and had sent His prophefs lo interpret commandm the Mrs. Mllton Hood. Mrs. Paul \ f ( ) \ I TI I I{ people went farther into sin. Bo_ God Himself Smart,, and Mrs. Allen Hughes them, but the expertenced human composed the <"ommittee to plan came to earth in the person of the Son and s that other men suffering same the went through He life. for tne servite which will begin with ·a n organ-piano duel by Mrll. knew. He also was tempted as other men �ere, but_ the dif. Cecil Bradbury "and Mrs. Gerald ference was that be did not yield to temptation. He, hved the Anthony. human llfa as God wiUed that man should live. He set the ex­ Other special numbers will in­ ample, but because we were too enmeshed in sin to follo w on clude a qU.ar.lette composed of L. our own, He took the penalty that we deserved. D. Diles, Kalad Hi11ity, Harold E. Tb'e message of the cross is that though we are sinful, God Hubbard and Tommy Darst; -t loves us enough that He sent His son lo take upon Himself duet number by Mrs. Beulah that we deserve. He died on the cross to pay t�e White and Tommy Darst and a the J udgment penalty of sin and He· rose from the dead to show that His solo by Mrs. Clarence Lacey . over sin means victory over death . The meditation "That Resutre<! vidl!l!'f Wlien we accept thrist as Lord and Savior we recelv� for­ tlon Morn" wlll be gi..,en by Mn. giYeness for sin an'd, the result · is power over deal�- This Edison Baker. continue to decay a�d Others taking part In the 1er• mean, that even though our bodies will Death �mes, ln· grow. can spirits our age, e with degenerat vice will be PRVid Darst Jr., Wil­ which we en• through door a lives, our to tragedy a of stead , lis Anthony, Harold Hubbard and Thi- QY•tlan SCifflca Mlilltor ter lnto tl\e fullness of eternal life. Instead of a ·101dlng up of Max Orndorff. OM Norwoy St., Bo1lon 1 5, Mon. life death becomes an unfolding of life. . Send yeur- ....,_i,opn- for ttw tl!fte SIRVICIS AT ZION There are many interpretations of the. teaching of Senp­ chackad. Enclot«:1 find my chtck or There will be a Sunrise service tures concerning the life lo come, but all Christian teachers monay ordar. 1 ytor .$20 O fi monthl $10 Q t rnonthl $S d Sunday morning at 6 o'clock st agree that misery and death a;r_e caused by sin, and that the the Zion Church of Christ on the Dealh a�d Resuttec\ion of Chnst nuraculously overcome the Harrisonville Road. The theme those who aceept Christ into their lives "The Resurrect.Ion as Peter Saw forces of evil and thatThis is the hope that inspired the lines, share In that victory. Jt." liveth, and because He Lives, I too Redeemer "I know that niy '• Morning se :vices will bf at Apostle Paul to write, "O death, the inspired and shall live", r,;;a. 9:30 and 10:30. There will also be •a special where is thy sting? 0 grave, where is thy victory"? rection." f. 1 ��-,. ,, ·� t iilflrise Services tg Be Held By Good Rao.ding for the Whole Family · • News • Facts • F111ily Features -------------- !Jnts,.program at 7:30 p. m, ..... .,.. .... rt I 1 •I I ' J . 1 ll.I l �.. . ..... • • • • ... ' v • • • - � • ... • • • .. • • --W • ... • • � • • &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 16, 1 960 WA�T ADS FOB CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE BE�ULTS RATES 3 cents per word , oae i nsertion. M inimum charge - 60 ,:ents 6 �nts per word fot three oonsecUll\"e in.scrtlOns. Special - one mo•1th for :m cents per word. Full rate Of a C\!nls per word w i l l be charged for advertising 11 not paid wit.run 10 d<1ys a(1cr recemn.g bi!!. Errol'\'i, in Advertisini - Should be reported 1m•nediately. The naily SenUnel will nol be rcspou.slill.e for more than one i ncur• rect i..n8ertion. @.ard o{ Thanks and S,pecial Notices of Evenls $ 1 .00. Ubituanes published at 1 cent per word. 1 MO. 6 DAYS J UA YS 1 DAY '.70RDS $ l .:J5 00c 60c >4 50 15 $ 1 .80 $1 20 60c $6 .00 20 $7.50 $2.25 $1.50 75c 25 Ads r«eivt:d by IO A M. will b,:- in that day l> p:lpcr. ( 1 4 ) For Rent I I- WOULD LI KE '1'0 TRADE NEW FURNIT URE ON Oil t'Oll HOUSE TRAI LERS If lnlcrestt'd See Rutland Furniture Rutland, Ohio PUBLIC INVIT E D The puhllt" 1 s · 1111 1led l U all1•n1l a rou nd and � U ill"l' J..ince. S;•tur <l�y en•11 1r1i;, a! lhe MoOl,l' Lvlll::t' April 16 frum 9.:10 lu l :l.30. M tl sir will ht' furn1�twd hy t he l(;UH buw Val11•y Tno frum tialllpol1s. 4-- 15·21(1 --- - --- -- Plt l V I I.E( : �s. M Y U<OPPIN(i Apple (;rove Yann. 1 960 tic.i 1:1u11. Make Offer. V lc1111 Wolle, Avcntu• Ma��ad1usdls 94 1 North West, WashlllJ,tton, I, l l (4J 2·9· 1 ti -.:.!3-4h: C. (8) ' USED CARS ARE SHARP - • ■ d .. ■rl ••1 ,e■1 1h 1 l 11•• i ■ · • • • let •1 tl1 ■rt , •• ( 2 1 ) Real Estate Busi ness Services --- Legal Notice ----· -- KARR & VAN ZANDT !'•------------' I Pomeroy, Ohio HF:ALLY drt•!<s for 1hc )llt\l!i:l lll lSS. I mo11 ll1 to 1 4 .\•t•iirs. \\.'t• lia1 c the loveliest y1. t Th,, Shuo llux, M i tldl1.•port, () 4· 1 :!·!'ilc t:,\STt'� IC �j)!itr,:c un a ------ -- ---� .;;-,Jt;::;J _........., ·J•..:.,� "}.�---- I I I "Qualified women can made a experience to serve as judge of the worth-whi le contribution to the Supreme Court of Ohio." ··1 will welcome the opportun• Judiciary of our country," E liza• she continued "to accept a ity,"' in today beth Bell Winter declared launching her campaign for judge share in the obliga.tion and respon• of the Supreme Court or Ohio sibility that we, as women, owe to ourselves· and our governmen t." from Medina, O hio. Mrs. Winter, who hae had 30 Mrs. W inter is Judge of the o[ legal and judicial cxper• year� Municipa l Court of Medina wilh is the first woman to seek a ience, County Medina II over on jurisdicti area o f 50,000 population. She is seat on the Ohio Supreme Court a cc1ndidat e at the May 3rd pri• since retired Federal Judge Flor• mar)' for the Republican no1nina• ence E. Alhm w.as elected in 1922. tion to the unexpired term qlllthe and re-�lected in 1928. In 1957, Mn. Winter was elected late Judge James Garfield Stewart. "When women sought and were the first judge of the newly ere• granted lhe right lo \IOle," said ated Municipa l Court of Medina, Judge Winter, ··they assumed the which has j urisdiction over all of responsi bility and obligation or Medina County with the exception aspiring to and attiaining public of• or one township. The 5-fotit 6-inch, 125 pound rice. "It is my conviction that con• judge holds eourt live days a week, scientiou s. patriotic, qualiried wo• rrom 8:30 a. m. until 4:30 p, m., men have an obligation to parlici• and a half-<lay on Saturdays. These pale actively in the affairs o f gov• 1 duties will prcve11l Judge Winter from making an extensive state· ernment. ' ' wide personal appearance cam• feels she that said Judge Winter she is "qualified by education .and paign between now and M•Y 3rd. I FOR SALE HOUSE IN POMEROY 7 rooms, bath, large lot, close to new sehool location, a:aa beat. Call WY2·3700, 4- 12-6te :. O. Mc;COY AU<;TIOi'olEER Route 2, Lor.ti Bottom, .1hlo. -- - - - -A.IH cnNO!TIONLN G, REFRIGER· allon service. Jack's Refrigera­ lion, New Haven. Phone TU 6·23·lf POMEROY ...... I O•room frame, hais 255J7. -- -2 apartments. (one 4•room and MUELLER. FURNACt...,, WIITINO,. une 6•room), baths. Large lot, out HOUSE appl iM\cH. Arnold Br• of high waler. $4000.00 Terml!I. ,hen, SyraCUN, Ohio. Phone SYRACUSE - 6-room frame, bath, 1 1•19-tfc WY-2-6384. furnace, shade. double garage, -- - - - ---large corner lot, 2 blocks rrom sMALL AND kADlO ION tELEVlS school. $6500.00. 11ppli11-nce repair. Phone Otia l J& ACRE FARM - 40 lo M acres Oblo, McClintuck , Ii.acme, tr.actor tillable, 15 acrea river 2·1 -tfc bottom, good barn, 14 stanchions, ;u �TOM t\LilL'l Kl1"\ HEN OE8 at•lls, concrete floor, eleclri· city. 2-bedroom home. Free gas, i;111:ned fo:· •our buJJ'J �• uwith oil income. Located on t1mo1 1�1 i,·n, _,nan and A.t,i)ott, 8-8•1.f blacktop road. $12, 500.00. Phone WY·2-532 1 . l 50-AC� E FARM - 60 acres trac1 1E:LEVISION RADlilAND SMALL • tor llllable, ban k barn, stanch· repair. Call Frank Appll•nce ions, concrete floor, several . •-·--d A111•·• C •P•• ma, 41 4 N• _..... · G ood . fenees o\h_er bu ·1d 1 rngs. 3 3 tfc Middleport. Drilled well, several springs. 4 . room house, 1111 minerals. $6:iOO. ----VIRGIL TEAFORD, S.lesnw,n AUCTIONEER Phone WY 2-6731 Bo.: 219 Complete S.n,lc• Critt s,.dford 4 16 3tc Write, Phone or Contact A, C, BRADFORD, Recln•, Ohle. 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, 96 1 South 2nd St., Middleport, 0. 2i'>-lf 4- 1 6•!Hp. tl0-:1.11:. HU!Ll,EltS, £1RCn CARI· NBT makers formic.a sink top�. V111yl l!Sbei;tos block laid. House LEGAL. NOTICE rl'paltl O f all de11criplioc1. (.:all The undersigned is offering for tiuy l']t• glcr, li.acrnc, Ohio. 2 24 tlr. sale two houses owned by the late -l!:lmer Hamm, We tzgail Street, GRAVELY Th.ACTOR SALES AND Pomeroy, Ohio. S,rwice. 512 E. Main, PomtroY­ Bids will be received for each Pht»n• WY2-2975. Open 'til 9 parcel or on both parcel,. Two p. m. until Jun• 1. S.l•1m1n: houses, appraised at $4500.00. RNd1wut•. H1rold B•rnhart, Property may be seen al any Ohio. Phone Coolwllle 3691. time by contacting Walter Hamm, :U 9·tfc Pomeroy, Ohio. All sulcs subject to approval of roll TIit Hl-.:ST HUOHN G SER· Probate Court,_ Meigs County, Ohio. Walter 11.amm vice, roof repairing, rooUng, Pomeroy, Ohio BIii us r�H rouf painting. (4) l5, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 6tc Wy;1lt a11d George Slaals. Phone WY2 2724 J'ol)leroy, Ohio. ( 20 1 -. Medina Judge Sets Out To Prove Women Can Contribute FOR Rt.."ll T HOlJSE IN POMEROY 8 4 rooms and bath, unr urn1shed. FA RM FOR SALE 79 ACRESand cellar barn, house, room Call after 5.3U P. M. Phone outbui:ding s, plenty or water, 4· 1 6•tk W'i2 3575 pasture, coal mined or stripped. P,-ice $3000 . 1 1 ,000 down, ' I 13 , l:mploymam payments on balance . Located l Wanted _____ mile from Dexter. W i lli:e,ville 4-12-6tp ---M09·4242. Kl�D S OF WORK. ALL IJO t� \\' \ We bu i ld sept1(· tanks, TV Radio HOUSE f'O R SALE IN POMEROY 9 rooms, 2 baths, full ai:r.ed Hcpa i r, Gnss Sen 1e111i; and . basement, ne w gas rurm1.ce, l'ullmi;, PowH Mower. Handy lot. F. A. Swatiel, 307 large Phone Elcl"lr1c Shop. 111.,n� Spring Ave., Pomeroy 4-15·121.e 4·15·3tp WY"!. 5404. PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 I , 'i I f- or �a le ( I I Notices Thom.1 M- � --Termite and PHI c,,.,rol rree in1pectlon, ln•uranc;e Nat ion• wide. Ea,y term,. Phone i>omerl)Y WY 2-1:166 Portvnouth PR 6-2850 2 29 lfc I ·-·· · -·. · .. . • NIAT mK t• SHI CAN DO IT-Dr. Bairbsta Moore demon• •traUI• ber atrlde u ahe depart.a from Civic center In Baq. l'ranclleo on her hike acrou the U. S. to New York. Th& Englt.bwomaa didn't get too good a et&rt-ahe wu haltl!d for Jaywalkinl. She want.I lO pa.Ill • couple of Btltlah aer­ Yicfmen wbo ,ot started on tho same Jaunt tha day before. The eholr Just recently com· p)eted it.a annual spring concert tour, presenting euncerts in six states of lhe south and southeast, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia and West Vir• ginla. ---------- Legal Notice ··cnai.k.y· · J.\'it.uamcJ, sun 01 1nr. ano of Mrs. Curlis McDaniel Mason, reads the Mason Cou.nty News al an Air Force Base in Anchorage, Alaska. Chalky reports that he has his mother send the paper air mail each week and although it costs roore money lo send it in that fashion, he can't wail to read it. He adds " it' s a high point in my week." The Ohio Valley Publishing Co. publishes The Mason County News. t\.1tt.1YlA.i''li ;$I C cnans 1 Special Services Eastet Egg Contributors Arr: Announced ' Hunt (Cootlnuad From P•ut One} Daily Sentinel, Gibbs Grocery, For Churches \1 Pomeroy, Williamson Oil Co., N. -- 0 F Iough Call Dlcll Sterrett ··n RIV.EH REPORT l 9 J For Sa le Buy The Beat In Water Softening Equipment - -------- Legal Notice Legal Notice Volunteers Come To Aid I CU LLIGAN -- ----- I ®-USID CAA 1 957 FORD .- l 1 4) For Rent :u r. - POMEROY MOTOR CO. JOIIDOY._omo Ch an ne l 3-M onda, r:ro �..... t 10:15 10:30 1 1 :00 12:00 12:30 12:45 l :CO 2:00 4:30 5:30 , 6 :00 · 6:80 7:00 ,. t , . :·• 8,00 ,, ' t:00 10,00 ,. )0:80 ' :,_, 11 -00 Sign On 9 :00 Katie Doonan Show 9:30 Topper lO:OU Dough Re ¥1 l0:30 Play Your Hunch ll:00 J>ric! la Right ll;aD Cnncenlratl0n 12:00 Tr..illl or Conaequ@ncea 1 2·30 Il Could be You. 1 :OI) Mid Day Newt 1 : 10 Movietime 2:30 Loretta Young $:00 Young Dr. Malo=-'J ,:30 From These Roots UNl . Comedy Playhouse 4:30 , Adventure Time \;00 Steamboat Bill S:30 Sgt. Preston 6:00 Music in �he Round 19:115 lim Thacker Show rt:25 Weathercaat 8:30 NP.� Plcture 6:4� Huntley iBrir.1:ley Rep,rt T:00 Huckleberry Hound 1:30 Riverboat fl:30 T�les of We'll• Farro . 11:00 Peter Gunn 9:30 Alcoa Theater 10:00 Steve Allen Show 11:00 News Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weathercast 11:t, Jaek Paar Show I :00 Siln Off 6:45 Chai1 nel 3 - 5unda) Sjgn On This is the ure Easter Religious Special TV Chapel Industry on Parade Garden Club of the Al!" ChampinlShip Bf>•vling Sunday Movietlme World Championship aou Time: Present Meet the Presa Sunday -News Picture Overland frail · Sunday. Showl!ue <lboVJ Sllow Loretta Youn,: 'l{lcblta - Town J1ewa Be:� 1 •.Dell' ,.," 10:30 Johnny Staccato .1:00 The News Toni&bt 1 1 :06 W�ther Window i..te Show UM) 5:00 1,08 T:30 8:00 8:30 1:00 I0:00 1 1 :00 studio WreaMln1 TBA Record Hop Die.t Clark Show Brave Stallion Leave it to s.aver Lawreoce Welt Sholl, Jubilee u_ s. A. Up-to-the-Minute Ne1t1 l 1 : 10 Sports Report · 1 1 : 1 5 Late Show u�o 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular Channel 8-Monda) 8:30 9:30 1:25 1:30 12;00 12:30 1 :00 1 : SO Z:00 2:80 3:00 1:30 l:{N) Sunday - dlannel I 121:00 L2:30 t.:00 200 2:30 · 3;00 3:30 ,,oo 4:30 �:00 15:30 8:00 8:80 1:00 T 10 8130 9:00 9:30 John HopklnB File Bishop Pike College Newll Confeftllel E11ster Film Science Theater Open Hearing Campaign Round-up Toe Commo:nweaith of Nations Romper Room Movie Your Eno Rep(llf.d I Married Joan Re111tless Gun Love That Bo"L About Faces Medic D,r In Co111'1 The Gale Storm Show Beat the 00ct Who Do You Trust Amerl.caD. Bsnd91.,.d I 1 m-- �• - . lr l '••-.11 1 ,, AH ADMIT5 11-<EM 16 FEW OUAL.IT!ES A GAL VoANl"; IN A �1 N - i\ b:30 Rin Tin Tin 1:00 San Ji rancisco iBeat l:IIO Your .,_ Re_... 6:40 Weather Teller 8:45 . John Daly 1'-eWI 7:00 Broken Arrow · 7:30 Cheyenne 6:�0 Bourbon Street Be•t 1:30 Adv,, turea in Paradise Jl:30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour 1 1 :00 .._,he New9 Tonigbl ll:10 Scanni ng the Weather ll:14 ,8,o,t. a,porl 1 1 :.?ll Late Sbow Miltie's J'Un,;lay Ji'Unn1.,,. News Conference People's Choice Robin Hood Trackdowu M1ivericll Lawman The -Rebel The Alaskans TBA WH TN�TV-=C hann el 10:30 What's J\,Jy Line il:00 Sunrtay rlewa 1 :15 Theato!r li:t !Jia11nel 13 - Saturday -1: 15 l:4� 6:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 0180 10:00 Jo:30 Sport Special American Newsreel Dance Party Lire of Riley Bold Adventure Perry M.ason W.anted�ad or Allva k Lucky Uave Gun, WW Tn,yeJ Gun!lmoke Not .For Hire 11:00 Newa and Weather. J . ..o Tb.eater 13 1s:so· s1gn OH S tUO )30 ,1:45 ,o:oo ::: ....... , - Channel 13 .I- : ::30 12:00 12:30 1 :00 1 :30 . , 3:00 ' 4:00· 15:30 8:00 . 6:20 l:30 . 7:00 /.30 8:00 ••: oo 9:30 10:00 Revival C:uaade Amerlc.OI al Wort Christian Sclerice . P u_j- My Feel Lim �- Up and Uve = 13 ��Cl�J:�.!3-MohdO) 8:15 9:00 ,o:oo .0,; W n :UO \l:30 12 :00 12:30 12:45 1 :00 1:30 2:00 2:30 Caplaln Kangaroo Cartoon Theater Red Rowe, Show On 'l'be Go I Love Lucy. Deaember Bdde Love of IJfe Search For Tomorrow The Guiding Light Heart or the City AB the World TurnA t'or Belter or Worse House Party The Million alre 'I'he Verdi.et, is Youn The Brtlll� Da, Tbe S.....I btorm Tbe Edie of Nlfbt The Thre, Slooge, The IJfe of Riley Artb.ur I. Smith. Newt A Loot al lhe Wealher Jule Rivlin Show ._•• ,!,mos 'n' � Hlahway Patrol The Kate Smith Show s - ,n 3:00 1:1& ll80 00 so ,:no Camera Thro• 11: Rev, Elwood Gibbe d:00 Oral Roberta ff:ln Willard Wilcox 8:ZO Movie Masterpiece 1:30 , Sunday Sports Spectacular l:OO Mulert Goll Tournament 7:30 Gi; Colleie :ipwJ Small World �:; The Jule BlvUn ShQ.w t:00 The 'l\f■nUetb. C1n<ur, 9:30 Luale . .0:00 Dehn!, the Men1c, ,o:30 Ed Sullivan Sbow 1 :00 GE Theater Ll:10 Alfred Hilchooc:k Presento ,!:JO George Gobel Show' 2:!0 - ___; CVBLY KAYOB- !' - Bui Danny Tboma11 Sbow Ann Solbem Show Hennesey DuPont Show Ne't'I , A Loot lt th" Weather Theater Ill ... �rNEW lflS# - -,r/ WoN'T M�te• IT TONIGHT... M IYllt AflAINl To end the progr.am the Rutland The Racine FHA was host to six Chapter conducted a paper and area chapters, April 5. when the pencil game. Al the close a( t,he district meeting was held at Racine ses1>ion dancing and refreshmi!i;ils W('I'(' enjoyed by the group. High School. fall meeting will be at Middlepor� Mary Grace Slob.art or the host High School. cl.apter. extended the welcome. Racine freshmen were the clean• The dilllrict president,_ O�a Turner, up and refreshments committee l�en con�uck,.,. the u�smess ses- the sopho.nioreto the regi:i;tralla� 1 s1on. Durmg the m�et1�g Joanne. ,iromtrt.lttee·, and the junlors atlrt Smeltzer or the Galhpohs Chapter, seni'l)rs were hostesses presented a solo. A piano .solo was presented by Janet Caldwell of E.astern and .11 skit, "Career& in A,i11'9u ncing Birth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M.1rr Home Economics" by the Rutland chapter. The "Levettes," Knren (Hclt\n Cline) of Letart, W. Va. Rt. 1 are annouridng the birth or a 6 pound girl born at St. Jo• scph Hospital_ ,:t.pril 13th. The GALLIA & MASON ( 0U NJY A . ,,· cultu re Ag en ts AS WELL AS spec1•a R NANCY Gr.andparents .are Mr. and Mrs'. D.ale M arr, Letart. W. Va.• and Mr . .and Mrs. Clarence Cline, o( Middl eport. Great trandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L.al<'ayette Clirie of wtl\Jett Run, 0., and .M �s. Walter Rigg of Wood.sflefd. e ports Lll"l'Lli l)lU'HAl'i it.1'01'011! FROM Ohio State • u n1ve • rs1ty K88p Ar8Q Farmers Informed MON, thru FRI, 1 2 : 30 P.M . ON - . w · J · "111-Mn. H "'" Sl�pr. . a :cc:r, .. '· , e9 gninlltnolbor, 1' ,_ '. ·1 . ._, ) ber, ll&'Nlt ID �an j'n,Q "I •11 on o cha,go of ott,i1ng a' 1 ,, ' leS- 1tia&. t $2,000 .to ,' hff tol'm.er r,- •9J'l•ln-1-� · ,\).., ' .. "J' � a, ·.�non. �.. 9/ §"II ,;_> oae.. A 1)01� u-.a ' .. , ...,. od _ her un, _· : -., . ,_ ,1 .I. ., 11 � SAMUfl so. ftV, cH.-t.MPa .. IIUT l Mu,t r /IO MY PIJT'(.! ., . .'. H. . W. COMPTO N, O. D.·, We Specialize Interior Paint""' For Further I nformation Pome roy, Ohio Call WY-2-2847 '., ALL TH E KIDS ARE GOIN(; IN FOR SWINGS 1r--.- THES E DAYS I E H==,£�_::._;c,-;:_Cfllt.-�, --�========== H.:"'""l'-,..,..---.. .� :::-,.�m:r.::: �. �n�.nl7fAU��s�n. 1ISON �/IV -· tlW!n. District FHA Meeting Held At Racine �;:,;.•"ic:.... Sign Ofl Tlfnl: of the �Ill !!!...111)(1\d hal'i had m.B'1:;, Spring Painting Done· ' I �ASO LINE ALLl:Y CUIANS ASIC AMUM-Tho tour Cubsmi who took off from Havana lD a CUban.a a1rl1nu Ylleount turbo-prop tran,po rt �� that they weren't coming back are llbown In • WheN tbey aak poUUca.1 aaylum. B'rom Jett: Angel P91a,_lffi,• Frandlloo Monn.ar, 20, steward · Pedro llnrlque. 29, eo-lftlot: Capt. GoD..Za..lo 1anding, lhey let the enlJlnes run Herrera, 80, pilo� After on a lean mixture, and overheating burned out.tbo hundred• ot turblnee. "'\Va don't l_"Bnt Oomm.untat. 2D CUb& t.o 11M tho plane,"' l&ld Bernra. --�urs, Sue Circle and Shirlell' Nor­ ris, gave lheir rendition ol1,"Lolli­ pop." A musical number w.as pl'-:· sented by tbe Southwestern , gi-oup i111d the Gallipolis group had a skit • "Know Your FHA." 1 e&. [l.'1 1 ,. Arme 1\ I ,,, Hk.. 12 --=- --,--- ---- PEANUT!I 8:00 Rev. M<-nt1.>mery (Rutland M:.UiQII) 8:SO Country Hymn Thn"e 8:3� The Sunday Show 9 30 News 9.3� The Sund,y Show 10:30 Nen 10:35 The Sunday .,,,_ 1 1 :30 The Arm1 12:00 Noom. New, 12:1!5 VtrJl.ft]a� Vitaioe (Paeefflle ./lpotl,Ut,Churcll) 12:30 United N1tiou�bow 12:46 Sochll Securii, � · l ;()t) Rev. TeelJ· (Ca,jenter) 1 :30 $widay Showcase 2 :00 Arutlv.eraary Showcaie 2:30 Broadway Showcue 3 : ot Sunday Sbowcue J:JO Rev, Wilson (New Raven Church of God) 4:00 SUJ1day Showcase 4:30 New.s 4:35 Sunday Showcue 5:30 News & Weather 5:40 Congressman Moeller 15:45 W11shingon Reports to the Peiaple Sundown Sei'enade Of[ the Air Squad Was ( 2 1 ) Rea l l:state $1 295 : 1 0 Wealberc811t 1 1 : l!t Nit\!Watct- 5:00 Sc1enee Fiction Theater 15:30 Watedront 6:00 Home Run Derby 6:30 News Picture 6;43 Saturd<1;Y Sports Roundup 6:515 Weathercast 7:00 Saturday Nlgbt lamboree '1:30 Bonam.a 8:30 Pontiac Star Parade 9:30 World Wide 60 10:30 Man From lnterpol il:00 Jqewi, Ht-.acnm.. 1 1:10 Weeu,e,�an 1 1 : 15 Sbottwateb. , !00 /tip Off PIANOS l9o l Manne '.'iuppl ies ---- 5:118 8:00 8: 1!5 8:30 7:00 8;30 8:35 9:30 10:00 10:30 1 1 ,00 12:00 12:15 f :30 1 :35 2:30 2:3 5 3:30 3:35 4:30 4:35 5:30 5:40 6:00 6:30 WSA Z.TV Chan ne l 3 11 Cha1nel 8 - Satvnlat , The choir o:f 26 voices under l 95tl cm:vnoLE T VK Ht' lu1r 4 tlr direction of Miss Lavern Karns, 4·1 5•6tp. sedan. Air t"UlldillUIH> d. l'ollo t " r ! ( ; I .A�� 'il lOWL'ASK $:W OO, Call will pre�enl an• hour's program NOTICE OF ILECTION ON TAX of music. Several musical ensem· l <I ) 14. 31P steermi; .ind l1r.ike11 Spollt" :-:­ !/ ARE YOU RU N DO'N'N AT THI LEVY IN IXCISS Of THa TEN bles -are also scheduled to sing. $ 1495. lll�el111ar's, i', ,u1�·r11) . h"II\ Ooe• your aoul nnd ...,. MILL LIMITATION � I :1 tile l• t J I( S,\ l .�: . :'I ltOO:\I JIOUSt:, services at Laurel D R E S S MAKER NECK­ Special Y. Cloth mg House, Ben Fran klin, Cli 1 \1 1 1 h,1s1• nH'lll 111 t 1wstcr, 3.ll5 NOTICE is hereby given that I n Ing? Bed Work. LoWflt PrlcH, Included in thl11 season's pm • LINE tparkll a navy rlbhed odist Church to­ ree Meth f U 's Pomeroy, Modem Mart , Stark morrow in lude a Sunrise service Vood CIHn Uted C•n t11.-r1.•:,, :l lug n�lt·rns, wull'r i n RACINE SHOil! ,eav1c1 SHOP punmrnce or a Resolution or the sentation are the ravorites, "The wonted suit, designed by c Phar macy , Harp er Tailo r Shop, with the Hysell !tun church join• AU Malcea •nd MGGel1 hlllt�(". w,uuu.uu. Call Y lJS :wBS RACINE, OHIO. Board of Educallon of the Ea11tern Lord's Prayer" by Malotte; "O Benl Claire for the P a u l t:ppl e Grocery, Atkm s Chick s, ing in at 6 a. m., wilh the Rev, n\E r ROPOL.ITAN MOTORI 4 [ (i.;!l p Loc11l School District of Mei,s God Our Help in Ages P11.sr• by Parnea spring c o l l e c t i o n. Run Mill, Karr & VanZ andl, Sugar 600-606 Ealt Ma 1n 51. �unty, Ohio, the paued Firal on . Mueller; Thomp1on"11 "Show Me Black allk velvet forms an Lelan d &. Son, tt'.ic Ohi'o Pow• Robert Smilh and Rev. Weed l). A. Po1neroy, OMo ;-.aay of February, 19tlV, there 1"1 11 Thy Way": "Listen To T.he -L.ambs" overlay collar, Ball � shaped ti r :-i t N"G E H Sl!..W I Ni; :\I special Al " I I I N �: for' IN ng, coope Haley .a --er co., K&<.; Jewe lry, H artley & singing and · short messa&e, bone buttons ure used for the �' #9a11l1ful 1t1rn!t•rn t·:d1 l111•I. l "Ulll· I lle submll�ed _!-o .a vote o[ th� peo• lly Dell and ''Praise The Lord "' by a Jlt.)5 i\11:l(l l ' I I �' 2 dr. :w tl:m. �h• 1' l"arm Gross, . lle tlllCLl, Downie pie �( 11a1d Eat1tern Loc•I School Maunder. Also in the group's re• eloalng. ph , (e \lo l l h ;11 llll"hllll'll1S /11\tl s.t nday Sc hool will be t1e i d at cyomatJt·. t. ll'iill rur 111sulc aml au, i\\ctru polita n Auto Sales, _ Bure OMnrt Prlm�ry to at election the troire or music year , p er for this 1-;11;1i-,rn1 t·1. ' W i l l H1•ll II.Jr $;j7,0U Hysell Run Chur ch at 9:30 the , 'ulllt'rll) , c hl1Jdl!U11"'11 l out. �U!'.> . E, ' A&P , Pomeroy, Kroger's, be held ln the Eastern Local .i re the apirituals ·•Ezekial Saw ,·,1sh ur l1y 1110111!1\y paym(•nt�. with a Hhort worship service to 4 J :I lilt: InsurWarner . 1:Uakeslee, Davis 0 llf ithool D1strk't of Metas County, De Wheel", "Go Tell I t On The 4 15 tlh.: . Al the Laurel Clitf church l'lll l/ll' WY"l. "1.204. follow ancc, 'fewksbary .Barker Shop, Rev. George albirt, Albany, 0., ?hlo, at the regular pla�es of vot• Mountain" and "l Want To Be 19�5 OLUS 98, :.! IJUC J H l l"I', lt& I I Jl son Roush, E. Robert Private Meigs Equipment Co., Stiffler's, mg therein, on Tuesday, the Srd Ready." ' WSW, full puwer, Hruw11 and I· l { I C l l) A l l l E . $:.!�l 00: ltvin� room at the 10:JO services preach will llelore 9:30 A.M. Mrs. ' n Mar• s are, Y Simo n. �b<!rsbach Hardw l1rc11kfu�I i;t•t slllh' . $1U tJU, k t[ day of May, 1960, the question of while with cus\11111 i;k1 rls. $U5U · while th!:! current revival is clos• Mlddl11port WY •2·2649 Mr. Buckley, host minister, ex· $ l 5.00 . k1tt"lwn 1·t1h1ne\, $ 1i'HHI ·.\fil l��. · .P omero)', ket, Moore's Store, Pomeroy Motor ing on Sunday night with Evan• levying, in excess or the ten mill 00 .. Con�1dcr 1:111y t rade. l'hulh' Pomeroy WY-2-3195 St"l" h.athl1•1•n ( 'arpt!Hlcr, lkpul 1im1tal10n, an additional tax for tends a eord1al invitation to the t,as return ed to c o., Eva. 's Restaurant, Boney's Food gelist O. G McKinney i� charge , Mill.s()ll ::,J'ruce :i·5282. KAUTZ FEED STOii.i Dr. H. D. Brown, Ewings . public to attend lhe local con• Hull.ant.I. 4· l 5·:Jk : M ed, lhc benefit of the Eastern Local 'I. ' 4 I I tilp ,; ls Army dutil'S Marl, At ChHt•r sisters, s,·holl's Bar· Re . W H Strausbaugh 11 pastor. Phillip Store, cert program which ii, being �pon• -- --School Uistricl for the purpose of ,t Ky. Kno Ft. , x, Yukon S-11 45 ber Sho p . I paying current expcmc� at III rate sored by Churches of Chri�t of ltAMILL SERVICE ST/'TION MILTON MAN ARRESTED recently f• uke t.:lcaners, poi.1eroy, Merce· JUer Southern Meigs County. not excccdlna 2 1/ 1 mills for each Before 9:00 A.M. The Ohio state patrol has re• ' I Shop, G&J BBrber s Warner tle11, · ,>ne dollar of valuation, whlch a pending Albany 3353 po the arrest ot Joe 'I'. Wal• rted SwishJ a y h.. rloug h Auto Pub, Gilmore Supply, unount11 Lo twenty-rive cents for Suspended Sentence Minon, W. Va., m Meigs 1i1Ce, l!J:ri LIIEVl(UJ..J·, I' 2 1 U :.! dr. IU 7 Every llay Service L&Z Jewelry, Goe1111ler �hse, & r lus e 1ere with ------ �--· ------ each one hundred dollars of val• o f speed.mg. Ann1vcri;111·y !>L)l'CLa l . Ul:w 1 t1111r·:-., chilrge a on County f'armers Pastry, Pomeroy Shop, iwther. Given !\Ian In Court V At 'Utl M flt J-: F. INSl'J<:el'IUNS. PHONE uatiun, for rive years. � 1;1 Ille l li J\ ) V ! -:H l l l'lt11 ; J 1T m ill county 1' 0111.!ruy. �oo.uu. tippear court. He w Na• Pomeroy Bank & SaVings Co. Ral� Lavendar, Minersville, The Polls for aaid Election wlU t ' li'a1 11•r 1u A 1 l"OIHllllUII, has W¥2·2774. Gil more supply lloi1al .Bank. t h l' o w aw:.iy l1;q,:s. f u l l 1irH·c NATIONAL L.EAOUE Store. V u t1ghan l'c�t <.:ont.rol oc open at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and was arrested by county oUicera Webster & t"'ultz, Crow's Steak u11ly S�J !JU. l '!wnc W'i2·2lCH. Co., SL :vljjry " s, W . Va. Mcm• remain open until 6:30 o'clock P. lest night on a charge of disturb­ By United P,.11 lnfematlonal Weh• Store, Shoe House, Vogue 4 1 5 tllr bcr of N111ion1.1l l'cst Control M._. Eastern Standard Time. of ln1 the peace He was found guilty lllJU HARli HOU'J'ti. U I .U V ll'TOH· W L Pct, G B Bakery. run1i loday followina; a hearing in Assodation, f-9•tfc ,aid day. IA 1,111d t:anad1an Hcd · Gu11r1111l• U7 At l<E 1 1 1 1 .L 1-"AHl\l . 5 HOOM San Franclteo 1 1 .W By order of the Board or Elec• county court and elven a ten-day eed to grow. 2� tta.ch. Sel·oiul Loi An1tlH 2 I ..., I lot1l>1', ;j u11l\111,ld111!;1>, 1 2 lh"l"eH LAWN MOWtllS SHARPENED, �ns, of 'Metia County, Ohio. suspende d Jall 1enlence and a�· , , , , . , . . . . 2 1 .b67 houu: e1u1t from School hou11c 4.:nteagCt l,0110111 1i11ul, push1rc c1nd tlm• g11sul lnc motor11 repaired, ma· Emmett G. Will, Chairman aer11sed. the co,ll in the caae,. in Syracu,e. William II. JlulmN , Milwalilk.. . . , . . , . I 1 ,500 lll' r, t· kl'lnl·, watl'r, 40 ucrm; G.i'-!lff: M0nlgllmery 15.7 on chine saw filln.:. Ernest L. Le· 01.tcd March au , 1960 lfr 44 \.mc;um•h • . , . . . , 1 1 .bDO Hobart J. Cozarl, Portland, was Wllh lllllll'JlllS. $2,800.00. 1h11 upper 8.8 on lower, running 18½1 wis, 48 North Third St., Middle· Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk l"'tttAUrgh , . . 1 1 ,)00 confined to Jail late yesterday to l°llll1rl, lliH"lllt', Uhm. 4 l 5••Hµ [eet; Gallipolis, 18,9 on upper port, 0. Phone WY2·23�. {4) 2, 9, 16, 23. 4tc 1949 IIAl(LlY lJAVIUSON MOt1hllecle1pnla . . . . 1 l .500 1/J . . 1ene a three·day mandatory Jail 17..2 on lower runnini 20 feet: 4•12--6lc torc)'cle 74. Ncwl)' rl!eondithrn St. LOUIi . . . . . . . . , 0 3 ,000 1 sentence cbar1e, on a DWI Winfield running one Coot; ed motor. C.:ontatt l larr)' Hum1h, (Cont Inued From 11'• .. On•I Friday'• Rawlt1 CLILANDI Loc 23, 14.8. k (,1ifton, W. Vit. SP3·32:i8. volunteer worken No ..mn Kh•duled latle & TV ilefillr ........ NOTICI Of ILICTION oN ISSUI Condlti.n of Mowable D•m1: lhe following 4-12-cllp will start Monday, l H•r·• PrOINb6e Pitchers Phone WY•l-2251 Of IONDI All dams are up down to and 1"1rst Ward: Mrs. George Hick•. MllweukN at PhU•aelphi.,:... rom.,.y, Oh.-. ONK Ul...t\l"K HUllSE. 7 Yl•:All::i NOTICE it1 hereby 1iven that in NOTICI 0, ILICTION ON TAX incl uding Lock 22,' Lock ,2 3 is Mrs. Red Willi Seeond Ward, C<:in- l11,-4ittt. l21·15) wa. liuzhardt (�S) uld. Sound, work doul:JJc ur M I i i · pursuancti of II Re1olution of the LIVY IN l)(Cli6 OP TH I TIN down with the river falling. and Main: .Mr11. Ray Wood· dor C1n, lonatl •• PlthbUrth-Hook . ate, l d1ist" harrow, �uutl ,hupr; ( 20bl Insurance Buard of CommlH1onen of Melg.1 Hlghed Qu•UIY Autom,itlce Ohi. II.Iver loat1: Downbound: MILL LIMITATION Na)'lor'• }tun: Mrs, :Louis 15-l) va Umbrldtt 10-0) gcard; mowing machine. Hit.)' rake, 1too1.J County, Ohio, pa111ed on the 12th 9:40 at Robert Reed E. NOTICE is hfflbY 1iven that in Lock 18, Poulin; Anne-11t: "Mn. Robert Hy • BARNES-SIMPSON INSUIW'ICII day of January, 1000, there will be C.hlcat0 at S.n francl.:o-, S E E lhap'1, houe dn w 11. . l l ow1ml am, 0·9; Lock 23, C. V. Harner at ,sell. pu a of the of Re1oluL1on nuanct Ag'.;.nta, Middltiport. Fln. A.ut• aubmllled lo a vote of lht pcoplo D boWlkY IS..l 0) YI. Jonu tll-15) r• Stewart, Ul. 1, llarritwnvllle. 12:t.5 pm, 2-0; Charlea R. Stephen­ Upper Monkey Run: Mn. Hallie or 0'0.11 (10-12), mot:1ile, Bond,. Phone WY-3- ot aaid Mela;• Count)' al a special .doard of Town1bip 1T1.11tee1 of the C-0 14, 3lp wm. Walter al son 18-1; pm, 8::lJ) Letart TOwnahlp of Mei11 county, St. Louia at Lot Anttl" nltht 2903, election to be held In the County Vhlo, pautld on the 4lb dA)' of Jan, iamaon al 1 :2� am, 0.3; A. V. Woodard: Lower Monkey Run: Mrs, SOF1' WA f�R SERVICE Carl Norton; Coalport: Mn. Ches- -Jeck.on 04-151 wa Dryld-lle WINDOW BLIND\) ANP SIIADl!:S of Mel11 Ohlo, at the regular Ohct 1'annuhUL Owullr uary, 1M1 there wlll be aubmltted C'r iss at 7::50 1m, t-Oj Franklin COMPLETE INSURANCE � Veri�UaD Bllnd1, till 1h.c• and placca of vot1n1 therein, on Tuea­ to a vote of the people of uld Le· Pierce 9:1� am, <M3; Upbound: ter Zlrkle; Ll.ncoln Hgts: Mni. Don 1 17•13), tectlon. Lile, Auto, t'lrt, Pollo. Collins: Karr &. &VanZandt to Bar• Pomt1rO\f lU Mulberry Sunday'• Gam•• colorL Free .1£allm1le1. Ualc Call Doo 111111, lllddltPo'I, day, the Third day of May, 1960, tart 'l'ownship at the Primar)' ele<:· Lock 27 Ra)'mond E. Sa.lvelti at nitz Markel: Mrs. Paul Warner. Cincinnat Pithbvreh, 2 Wlppel Suppb, 2. 1 1\ Unh:m o\ve., lhe que1tlon of lasuln& bonds or Ob,,.. no" to tie held in the township of 4:� am, 20-0; Ashland 6:1' am, Chevrolet Gara&e on Union-av to Milwauk..i at .I et Phlleclelphla 3>4•60tc U �X,'EIVED Pomerey, Ohl<-, Bald county In the amount of two Letart, Meiil County, Ohio, at the 13-0; GallipoHs Walter C. Berk· TUOl'll'AL Rus• n El Mrs. line: nralion i t corp . Chlca90 at S.n Franci1eo hundr@d thlrty-Uve thousand dol• rea:utar place• of votma: therein on jord 9: 10 am, 14• 1 ; Robert P. fuh, MullH•'11, Angcl'11 arnl Von llON STJVll:RS C O M PLll'}'; SHEEP sm•: AHINl: lars ($235,000J ror lhe purpose or t ue8day, tne :3rd day 01 May, 1960 Bonnie at 3:55 em 6-1; Ally Ann sC' II ; i,lulbcrry-av to Che '1 rolet li ar· St. Louli at Loi A�I" lliu 'i; , t'I(·. Low1•ll t\k'.'l ll'kh-. oulfil. 2 yc11,r old horrd llllll"I'. constructing end equipping hos• the question o( levying, In exce� 6: 13 am 3·2: Lock 23, William age : Mrs. Phil Globokar; from _,.;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;; •H (Hitc Ant1qt11l)', Ohio. Juhn Meck&, Sh1dc>, Uh i u IC\. l Pila] racilltles for Mei111 County of the ten mill limltallon, r, r the Penn 12:00 pm, 14-0 ; Jerr .uo.at Brick-st, end of Butternut. Peacock. Mrs. David l'hont> Ather111 MY6·3271. •aT10••··· 1mrauant Jo requeat of the Meigs benetlt or Letart Towm1hi� for the 2:M pm 9--9; St. Louie Zephyr at Lasley and Wetziy: Harold Eben• and Mra, Goodwin 4 16·31p. County Hospital Commission 11 . ........ ,. ..._ c.. ... f!urpose of mamtaining me town• 4 : 05 pm 0· 1; Lady Lil).da at 8:45 bach. •BALDWll'i ,-=,,, .._.. ..... provided by Jaw. u.. ,_ _ al'iip cemetery and tor the pur• pm 3-0; Mike Creditor 12:10 am, com• to later added bEJSEO BOA f� AND MOTORII $1l5 will ureM •WUBL ffZER The maximum numbu or year11 ch•11e 01 real eatale lo increase the 16-3; L. W.ado Childre11 3:50 am ,nd �p whll1 th•Y IHt, Mlatro­ and OTH�B during which auch bonds are to preaenl cemetery suUicienl to care 9-7; Elger CliH FAMOUS am, Q.4. polhan Motor._ .00 I. Main 493 Llnceln It. run is 20 yeara. BBANDS cy E1nergeu tor the lncrcal!led requlrcmenta. 5t., Pom.roy. Phone WY..3...1110.. Phone WY-2-3561 Mldclle,ort The estimated avcraae 11ddil ion•I 1 1 ,14-lfe Said tax Ming: A renewal c,f an Called For Ill Girl Two Inducted Into tax rate amounts to rive cents (or n UPHOLSTERY CLIANID The Pomeroy emergency squad ea<'h one hundred dollara of 1111• exiaUng tax al a rate not exceed· Services hy n('w 11101ler11 methqd endorsed 11ation, which is .&O mlll1 for r-aeh ma: one mlll for each one dollar was called to the lower parld11,1 Delbert Sanders, Reedsville, and lot in .Pomeroy at 3:38 p. m.., h)' leiuhni-: fohric marrnradurcrs. one dollar of valuation, oubide of of v■lualion, whlrh amounts to \.P'lllL l" MJo:NTS - iurnl•hed anrl l 'osl Vt'J)' low. All work ltU!lran· 1he limitation lml)olt-d by Article ten cents for each one hundNd Danell Jenkin-. SyrK\lse have F'ridaiy when Sharon Fields, 13,. l•111urn111ht•d. Mdh,ten, Middb,- lel'<l. Furniture ready to use ln XII, Section ll of the Constitution, Gollara of valuation,· for two yeara. been lndll:cted into the armed Hart.ford, W. Va., faint.eel. She J,3AI hotlr�. All work ,lone e1C1.'lrl· as rertifled by lhe County Auditqr. p01 l. l ' IHllle WY•2·,288. The Polla for aald Election will (orcea at Ft. B•yes, Columbus, lt was revived and no medical treat­ 1·11lly t:�11 today for demonslratiou be open at 6:50 o'cluck A. M. •nd is reported by' Mrs. Anne Russell ment waa requJred, The Pl')lls for Nid Election will remain open until ltUO.\l . n11tN i :if i i:u Apartmt�nt. ur e�t 11 1atc. NO OBLIG ATION. 0 o'clock P. clerk of the local Selective Ser• ! open at 6:30 o'clock A. )t. and re• M. Eastern Standard8:8Time 13-l Mulborry. Citll WY 2-tlD l�. Paugh • Uphol1tery c1 ..ner1 of said vice Board. m11.ln open until 6:30 o'clock P. M. H J 13 . 61 c, 118" Phon• TU2-563S. 4-IUt, day. -. _ _ _ -------�-NOW IS THE MOST OPPORTUNE TIME 2 DOOR · Eastern Standard Time of nid day. Edward Lee Murphy, Ooolville, uatd of Elec• or B the order B y 7 AND 8 HUOM IIOUSI<;, TWO 6 TO HAVE YOUB By order of the IBoard of Elcc• j �oute 3, �H taken bis pre-Induc­ Std. f.nu1a , , lhc111lor, i;:ood t i n'i., Uon. of Mel11 County, rtuo. room U(lJHlmc11t1. A. N. lll'D(lel. .ions, or Meigs County, Ohio. tion phySJe.al examlnati{'!n. ;__-- · ex\r• oltan intedor, lK"-autlful !'hone WY2·3272. I t•2•tfc Emmett G. Will, Chairman lmmelt fJ. Wtll. l.bairman FOR SALE: FIVE IIOOM HOUSE _ -· __ Dor<'th:, :M". Johnalon, Clerk wJdte 111d blaci flni11h, Dorothy M. John■ton, Clerk j Virile and John Jatora visited Mr. with bath. Nict locatlon. 11.elvin llr'.l.UXE ,1 llOOlt llOWNS'rAIRS We Mo•• Vour Fllmllure and Replace II Dated M•rch SO, 1960 and Mrs. A. W, Youn1 and son, El• Dated March ao, 1960 Hood, I l l Locu1t St., Pomero)I. unfurnii;hrtl 11patt nll'nt. Nkely Wllboul Adtlltloaal Coot. (4) 2, 9, 18, 23, 41< (t) 2. 9, J6, ZS. file mer, one evenin1 la&l week. 3-30-.'lOtp rurmahed 2 btrlroom 2nd [l{lor I = apartment. Middleport WY�•� I■ • .fi-1 2-Gtpl BOUSE FOR SALf Ti� ,AOE- PINE GllOVE 3874. Mr. and Mn. Howard Young and town, si x room,, t room, down. GET FBEE ESTIMATES Now­ 1-'JVE HOOM HOUSE W ITII BATH 2 up, approxtmalety 1 acNI le- jl•u,hlcr, Linde, and Jimmy Hollon wall to wall rnri,l'ting in Uvini vel land excellent well 13 mUe■ spenl Sunday with Mr. and Mn. OPTO.IT&IIT from Pomeroy on State Route 'James Hollon and F•mlly, Jackwn. room. Very modern (i.irugc. can 1111& CGlld 8111 P•-1 (192. Prke $800.00. Inquire . Mr. and Mn. Ylillon Brunty be &<'en by cont.icling Mrs. spent a week end in d,inUn11;ton on John ttusaell, Fisher St., Pome· I Mn. Howell al Pa.a:eton, bualnea I --i-- . .. JI, . .. ., (0,-e • N- � 11,mL)(4) 14, 3tc ,.12-60tc ro)', Ohio, Auto Sales s.t11.1rda1 SIKn On Gue.t Star News & Weathe r RFD Breakfast P11rty New, Breakfast Part y Newt Motm·cade S1ar Salute Top Ten Noon News Weektmd Newt Weekend Oftio News W�kend News Weekend News Weekend Guest Star Pat Boone Show Sundown Serenade OU the Air . . '. , Sunday 7 : 45 s·ign on 7_ 7_ un_ day Chapel s_ , 4_ __ _ TE LE V IS IO N G Ul D E Channel 3 - Saturday � Daily Program Schedule · WCHS.tv- C"unnel 8 College Choir To Sing Here On April 27th Announcement was made today by John Buckley, mini11ter or the Pomeroy Church of Chril!t that the concert choir of Ken· tuck)' Christian C<:illege will pre­ sent a Sacred M.uaic concert at tbe church Wednesday, April 27 al 7:30 p. m, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April· lO, 1960--7 . t - • <> I H EAR EVEN THE RICfJ KID, HAS ROLLO, ON E LE'T'S IT c;o see �.. . ..... • • • • ... ' v • • • - � • ... • • • .. • • --W • ... • • � • • &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 16, 1 960 WA�T ADS FOB CONSISTENT DEPEN DABLE BE�ULTS RATES 3 cents per word , oae i nsertion. M inimum charge - 60 ,:ents 6 �nts per word fot three oonsecUll\"e in.scrtlOns. Special - one mo•1th for :m cents per word. Full rate Of a C\!nls per word w i l l be charged for advertising 11 not paid wit.run 10 d<1ys a(1cr recemn.g bi!!. Errol'\'i, in Advertisini - Should be reported 1m•nediately. The naily SenUnel will nol be rcspou.slill.e for more than one i ncur• rect i..n8ertion. @.ard o{ Thanks and S,pecial Notices of Evenls $ 1 .00. Ubituanes published at 1 cent per word. 1 MO. 6 DAYS J UA YS 1 DAY '.70RDS $ l .:J5 00c 60c >4 50 15 $ 1 .80 $1 20 60c $6 .00 20 $7.50 $2.25 $1.50 75c 25 Ads r«eivt:d by IO A M. will b,:- in that day l> p:lpcr. ( 1 4 ) For Rent I I- WOULD LI KE '1'0 TRADE NEW FURNIT URE ON Oil t'Oll HOUSE TRAI LERS If lnlcrestt'd See Rutland Furniture Rutland, Ohio PUBLIC INVIT E D The puhllt" 1 s · 1111 1led l U all1•n1l a rou nd and � U ill"l' J..ince. S;•tur <l�y en•11 1r1i;, a! lhe MoOl,l' Lvlll::t' April 16 frum 9.:10 lu l :l.30. M tl sir will ht' furn1�twd hy t he l(;UH buw Val11•y Tno frum tialllpol1s. 4-- 15·21(1 --- - --- -- Plt l V I I.E( : �s. M Y U<OPPIN(i Apple (;rove Yann. 1 960 tic.i 1:1u11. Make Offer. V lc1111 Wolle, Avcntu• Ma��ad1usdls 94 1 North West, WashlllJ,tton, I, l l (4J 2·9· 1 ti -.:.!3-4h: C. (8) ' USED CARS ARE SHARP - • ■ d .. ■rl ••1 ,e■1 1h 1 l 11•• i ■ · • • • let •1 tl1 ■rt , •• ( 2 1 ) Real Estate Busi ness Services --- Legal Notice ----· -- KARR & VAN ZANDT !'•------------' I Pomeroy, Ohio HF:ALLY drt•!<s for 1hc )llt\l!i:l lll lSS. I mo11 ll1 to 1 4 .\•t•iirs. \\.'t• lia1 c the loveliest y1. t Th,, Shuo llux, M i tldl1.•port, () 4· 1 :!·!'ilc t:,\STt'� IC �j)!itr,:c un a ------ -- ---� .;;-,Jt;::;J _........., ·J•..:.,� "}.�---- I I I "Qualified women can made a experience to serve as judge of the worth-whi le contribution to the Supreme Court of Ohio." ··1 will welcome the opportun• Judiciary of our country," E liza• she continued "to accept a ity,"' in today beth Bell Winter declared launching her campaign for judge share in the obliga.tion and respon• of the Supreme Court or Ohio sibility that we, as women, owe to ourselves· and our governmen t." from Medina, O hio. Mrs. Winter, who hae had 30 Mrs. W inter is Judge of the o[ legal and judicial cxper• year� Municipa l Court of Medina wilh is the first woman to seek a ience, County Medina II over on jurisdicti area o f 50,000 population. She is seat on the Ohio Supreme Court a cc1ndidat e at the May 3rd pri• since retired Federal Judge Flor• mar)' for the Republican no1nina• ence E. Alhm w.as elected in 1922. tion to the unexpired term qlllthe and re-�lected in 1928. In 1957, Mn. Winter was elected late Judge James Garfield Stewart. "When women sought and were the first judge of the newly ere• granted lhe right lo \IOle," said ated Municipa l Court of Medina, Judge Winter, ··they assumed the which has j urisdiction over all of responsi bility and obligation or Medina County with the exception aspiring to and attiaining public of• or one township. The 5-fotit 6-inch, 125 pound rice. "It is my conviction that con• judge holds eourt live days a week, scientiou s. patriotic, qualiried wo• rrom 8:30 a. m. until 4:30 p, m., men have an obligation to parlici• and a half-<lay on Saturdays. These pale actively in the affairs o f gov• 1 duties will prcve11l Judge Winter from making an extensive state· ernment. ' ' wide personal appearance cam• feels she that said Judge Winter she is "qualified by education .and paign between now and M•Y 3rd. I FOR SALE HOUSE IN POMEROY 7 rooms, bath, large lot, close to new sehool location, a:aa beat. Call WY2·3700, 4- 12-6te :. O. Mc;COY AU<;TIOi'olEER Route 2, Lor.ti Bottom, .1hlo. -- - - - -A.IH cnNO!TIONLN G, REFRIGER· allon service. Jack's Refrigera­ lion, New Haven. Phone TU 6·23·lf POMEROY ...... I O•room frame, hais 255J7. -- -2 apartments. (one 4•room and MUELLER. FURNACt...,, WIITINO,. une 6•room), baths. Large lot, out HOUSE appl iM\cH. Arnold Br• of high waler. $4000.00 Terml!I. ,hen, SyraCUN, Ohio. Phone SYRACUSE - 6-room frame, bath, 1 1•19-tfc WY-2-6384. furnace, shade. double garage, -- - - - ---large corner lot, 2 blocks rrom sMALL AND kADlO ION tELEVlS school. $6500.00. 11ppli11-nce repair. Phone Otia l J& ACRE FARM - 40 lo M acres Oblo, McClintuck , Ii.acme, tr.actor tillable, 15 acrea river 2·1 -tfc bottom, good barn, 14 stanchions, ;u �TOM t\LilL'l Kl1"\ HEN OE8 at•lls, concrete floor, eleclri· city. 2-bedroom home. Free gas, i;111:ned fo:· •our buJJ'J �• uwith oil income. Located on t1mo1 1�1 i,·n, _,nan and A.t,i)ott, 8-8•1.f blacktop road. $12, 500.00. Phone WY·2-532 1 . l 50-AC� E FARM - 60 acres trac1 1E:LEVISION RADlilAND SMALL • tor llllable, ban k barn, stanch· repair. Call Frank Appll•nce ions, concrete floor, several . •-·--d A111•·• C •P•• ma, 41 4 N• _..... · G ood . fenees o\h_er bu ·1d 1 rngs. 3 3 tfc Middleport. Drilled well, several springs. 4 . room house, 1111 minerals. $6:iOO. ----VIRGIL TEAFORD, S.lesnw,n AUCTIONEER Phone WY 2-6731 Bo.: 219 Complete S.n,lc• Critt s,.dford 4 16 3tc Write, Phone or Contact A, C, BRADFORD, Recln•, Ohle. 4 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, 96 1 South 2nd St., Middleport, 0. 2i'>-lf 4- 1 6•!Hp. tl0-:1.11:. HU!Ll,EltS, £1RCn CARI· NBT makers formic.a sink top�. V111yl l!Sbei;tos block laid. House LEGAL. NOTICE rl'paltl O f all de11criplioc1. (.:all The undersigned is offering for tiuy l']t• glcr, li.acrnc, Ohio. 2 24 tlr. sale two houses owned by the late -l!:lmer Hamm, We tzgail Street, GRAVELY Th.ACTOR SALES AND Pomeroy, Ohio. S,rwice. 512 E. Main, PomtroY­ Bids will be received for each Pht»n• WY2-2975. Open 'til 9 parcel or on both parcel,. Two p. m. until Jun• 1. S.l•1m1n: houses, appraised at $4500.00. RNd1wut•. H1rold B•rnhart, Property may be seen al any Ohio. Phone Coolwllle 3691. time by contacting Walter Hamm, :U 9·tfc Pomeroy, Ohio. All sulcs subject to approval of roll TIit Hl-.:ST HUOHN G SER· Probate Court,_ Meigs County, Ohio. Walter 11.amm vice, roof repairing, rooUng, Pomeroy, Ohio BIii us r�H rouf painting. (4) l5, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 6tc Wy;1lt a11d George Slaals. Phone WY2 2724 J'ol)leroy, Ohio. ( 20 1 -. Medina Judge Sets Out To Prove Women Can Contribute FOR Rt.."ll T HOlJSE IN POMEROY 8 4 rooms and bath, unr urn1shed. FA RM FOR SALE 79 ACRESand cellar barn, house, room Call after 5.3U P. M. Phone outbui:ding s, plenty or water, 4· 1 6•tk W'i2 3575 pasture, coal mined or stripped. P,-ice $3000 . 1 1 ,000 down, ' I 13 , l:mploymam payments on balance . Located l Wanted _____ mile from Dexter. W i lli:e,ville 4-12-6tp ---M09·4242. Kl�D S OF WORK. ALL IJO t� \\' \ We bu i ld sept1(· tanks, TV Radio HOUSE f'O R SALE IN POMEROY 9 rooms, 2 baths, full ai:r.ed Hcpa i r, Gnss Sen 1e111i; and . basement, ne w gas rurm1.ce, l'ullmi;, PowH Mower. Handy lot. F. A. Swatiel, 307 large Phone Elcl"lr1c Shop. 111.,n� Spring Ave., Pomeroy 4-15·121.e 4·15·3tp WY"!. 5404. PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 I , 'i I f- or �a le ( I I Notices Thom.1 M- � --Termite and PHI c,,.,rol rree in1pectlon, ln•uranc;e Nat ion• wide. Ea,y term,. Phone i>omerl)Y WY 2-1:166 Portvnouth PR 6-2850 2 29 lfc I ·-·· · -·. · .. . • NIAT mK t• SHI CAN DO IT-Dr. Bairbsta Moore demon• •traUI• ber atrlde u ahe depart.a from Civic center In Baq. l'ranclleo on her hike acrou the U. S. to New York. Th& Englt.bwomaa didn't get too good a et&rt-ahe wu haltl!d for Jaywalkinl. She want.I lO pa.Ill • couple of Btltlah aer­ Yicfmen wbo ,ot started on tho same Jaunt tha day before. The eholr Just recently com· p)eted it.a annual spring concert tour, presenting euncerts in six states of lhe south and southeast, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia and West Vir• ginla. ---------- Legal Notice ··cnai.k.y· · J.\'it.uamcJ, sun 01 1nr. ano of Mrs. Curlis McDaniel Mason, reads the Mason Cou.nty News al an Air Force Base in Anchorage, Alaska. Chalky reports that he has his mother send the paper air mail each week and although it costs roore money lo send it in that fashion, he can't wail to read it. He adds " it' s a high point in my week." The Ohio Valley Publishing Co. publishes The Mason County News. t\.1tt.1YlA.i''li ;$I C cnans 1 Special Services Eastet Egg Contributors Arr: Announced ' Hunt (Cootlnuad From P•ut One} Daily Sentinel, Gibbs Grocery, For Churches \1 Pomeroy, Williamson Oil Co., N. -- 0 F Iough Call Dlcll Sterrett ··n RIV.EH REPORT l 9 J For Sa le Buy The Beat In Water Softening Equipment - -------- Legal Notice Legal Notice Volunteers Come To Aid I CU LLIGAN -- ----- I ®-USID CAA 1 957 FORD .- l 1 4) For Rent :u r. - POMEROY MOTOR CO. JOIIDOY._omo Ch an ne l 3-M onda, r:ro �..... t 10:15 10:30 1 1 :00 12:00 12:30 12:45 l :CO 2:00 4:30 5:30 , 6 :00 · 6:80 7:00 ,. t , . :·• 8,00 ,, ' t:00 10,00 ,. )0:80 ' :,_, 11 -00 Sign On 9 :00 Katie Doonan Show 9:30 Topper lO:OU Dough Re ¥1 l0:30 Play Your Hunch ll:00 J>ric! la Right ll;aD Cnncenlratl0n 12:00 Tr..illl or Conaequ@ncea 1 2·30 Il Could be You. 1 :OI) Mid Day Newt 1 : 10 Movietime 2:30 Loretta Young $:00 Young Dr. Malo=-'J ,:30 From These Roots UNl . Comedy Playhouse 4:30 , Adventure Time \;00 Steamboat Bill S:30 Sgt. Preston 6:00 Music in �he Round 19:115 lim Thacker Show rt:25 Weathercaat 8:30 NP.� Plcture 6:4� Huntley iBrir.1:ley Rep,rt T:00 Huckleberry Hound 1:30 Riverboat fl:30 T�les of We'll• Farro . 11:00 Peter Gunn 9:30 Alcoa Theater 10:00 Steve Allen Show 11:00 News Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weathercast 11:t, Jaek Paar Show I :00 Siln Off 6:45 Chai1 nel 3 - 5unda) Sjgn On This is the ure Easter Religious Special TV Chapel Industry on Parade Garden Club of the Al!" ChampinlShip Bf>•vling Sunday Movietlme World Championship aou Time: Present Meet the Presa Sunday -News Picture Overland frail · Sunday. Showl!ue <lboVJ Sllow Loretta Youn,: 'l{lcblta - Town J1ewa Be:� 1 •.Dell' ,.," 10:30 Johnny Staccato .1:00 The News Toni&bt 1 1 :06 W�ther Window i..te Show UM) 5:00 1,08 T:30 8:00 8:30 1:00 I0:00 1 1 :00 studio WreaMln1 TBA Record Hop Die.t Clark Show Brave Stallion Leave it to s.aver Lawreoce Welt Sholl, Jubilee u_ s. A. Up-to-the-Minute Ne1t1 l 1 : 10 Sports Report · 1 1 : 1 5 Late Show u�o 8:00 Cartoon Spectacular Channel 8-Monda) 8:30 9:30 1:25 1:30 12;00 12:30 1 :00 1 : SO Z:00 2:80 3:00 1:30 l:{N) Sunday - dlannel I 121:00 L2:30 t.:00 200 2:30 · 3;00 3:30 ,,oo 4:30 �:00 15:30 8:00 8:80 1:00 T 10 8130 9:00 9:30 John HopklnB File Bishop Pike College Newll Confeftllel E11ster Film Science Theater Open Hearing Campaign Round-up Toe Commo:nweaith of Nations Romper Room Movie Your Eno Rep(llf.d I Married Joan Re111tless Gun Love That Bo"L About Faces Medic D,r In Co111'1 The Gale Storm Show Beat the 00ct Who Do You Trust Amerl.caD. Bsnd91.,.d I 1 m-- �• - . lr l '••-.11 1 ,, AH ADMIT5 11-<EM 16 FEW OUAL.IT!ES A GAL VoANl"; IN A �1 N - i\ b:30 Rin Tin Tin 1:00 San Ji rancisco iBeat l:IIO Your .,_ Re_... 6:40 Weather Teller 8:45 . John Daly 1'-eWI 7:00 Broken Arrow · 7:30 Cheyenne 6:�0 Bourbon Street Be•t 1:30 Adv,, turea in Paradise Jl:30 Ted Mack Amateur Hour 1 1 :00 .._,he New9 Tonigbl ll:10 Scanni ng the Weather ll:14 ,8,o,t. a,porl 1 1 :.?ll Late Sbow Miltie's J'Un,;lay Ji'Unn1.,,. News Conference People's Choice Robin Hood Trackdowu M1ivericll Lawman The -Rebel The Alaskans TBA WH TN�TV-=C hann el 10:30 What's J\,Jy Line il:00 Sunrtay rlewa 1 :15 Theato!r li:t !Jia11nel 13 - Saturday -1: 15 l:4� 6:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 0180 10:00 Jo:30 Sport Special American Newsreel Dance Party Lire of Riley Bold Adventure Perry M.ason W.anted�ad or Allva k Lucky Uave Gun, WW Tn,yeJ Gun!lmoke Not .For Hire 11:00 Newa and Weather. J . ..o Tb.eater 13 1s:so· s1gn OH S tUO )30 ,1:45 ,o:oo ::: ....... , - Channel 13 .I- : ::30 12:00 12:30 1 :00 1 :30 . , 3:00 ' 4:00· 15:30 8:00 . 6:20 l:30 . 7:00 /.30 8:00 ••: oo 9:30 10:00 Revival C:uaade Amerlc.OI al Wort Christian Sclerice . P u_j- My Feel Lim �- Up and Uve = 13 ��Cl�J:�.!3-MohdO) 8:15 9:00 ,o:oo .0,; W n :UO \l:30 12 :00 12:30 12:45 1 :00 1:30 2:00 2:30 Caplaln Kangaroo Cartoon Theater Red Rowe, Show On 'l'be Go I Love Lucy. Deaember Bdde Love of IJfe Search For Tomorrow The Guiding Light Heart or the City AB the World TurnA t'or Belter or Worse House Party The Million alre 'I'he Verdi.et, is Youn The Brtlll� Da, Tbe S.....I btorm Tbe Edie of Nlfbt The Thre, Slooge, The IJfe of Riley Artb.ur I. Smith. Newt A Loot al lhe Wealher Jule Rivlin Show ._•• ,!,mos 'n' � Hlahway Patrol The Kate Smith Show s - ,n 3:00 1:1& ll80 00 so ,:no Camera Thro• 11: Rev, Elwood Gibbe d:00 Oral Roberta ff:ln Willard Wilcox 8:ZO Movie Masterpiece 1:30 , Sunday Sports Spectacular l:OO Mulert Goll Tournament 7:30 Gi; Colleie :ipwJ Small World �:; The Jule BlvUn ShQ.w t:00 The 'l\f■nUetb. C1n<ur, 9:30 Luale . .0:00 Dehn!, the Men1c, ,o:30 Ed Sullivan Sbow 1 :00 GE Theater Ll:10 Alfred Hilchooc:k Presento ,!:JO George Gobel Show' 2:!0 - ___; CVBLY KAYOB- !' - Bui Danny Tboma11 Sbow Ann Solbem Show Hennesey DuPont Show Ne't'I , A Loot lt th" Weather Theater Ill ... �rNEW lflS# - -,r/ WoN'T M�te• IT TONIGHT... M IYllt AflAINl To end the progr.am the Rutland The Racine FHA was host to six Chapter conducted a paper and area chapters, April 5. when the pencil game. Al the close a( t,he district meeting was held at Racine ses1>ion dancing and refreshmi!i;ils W('I'(' enjoyed by the group. High School. fall meeting will be at Middlepor� Mary Grace Slob.art or the host High School. cl.apter. extended the welcome. Racine freshmen were the clean• The dilllrict president,_ O�a Turner, up and refreshments committee l�en con�uck,.,. the u�smess ses- the sopho.nioreto the regi:i;tralla� 1 s1on. Durmg the m�et1�g Joanne. ,iromtrt.lttee·, and the junlors atlrt Smeltzer or the Galhpohs Chapter, seni'l)rs were hostesses presented a solo. A piano .solo was presented by Janet Caldwell of E.astern and .11 skit, "Career& in A,i11'9u ncing Birth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M.1rr Home Economics" by the Rutland chapter. The "Levettes," Knren (Hclt\n Cline) of Letart, W. Va. Rt. 1 are annouridng the birth or a 6 pound girl born at St. Jo• scph Hospital_ ,:t.pril 13th. The GALLIA & MASON ( 0U NJY A . ,,· cultu re Ag en ts AS WELL AS spec1•a R NANCY Gr.andparents .are Mr. and Mrs'. D.ale M arr, Letart. W. Va.• and Mr . .and Mrs. Clarence Cline, o( Middl eport. Great trandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L.al<'ayette Clirie of wtl\Jett Run, 0., and .M �s. Walter Rigg of Wood.sflefd. e ports Lll"l'Lli l)lU'HAl'i it.1'01'011! FROM Ohio State • u n1ve • rs1ty K88p Ar8Q Farmers Informed MON, thru FRI, 1 2 : 30 P.M . ON - . w · J · "111-Mn. H "'" Sl�pr. . a :cc:r, .. '· , e9 gninlltnolbor, 1' ,_ '. ·1 . ._, ) ber, ll&'Nlt ID �an j'n,Q "I •11 on o cha,go of ott,i1ng a' 1 ,, ' leS- 1tia&. t $2,000 .to ,' hff tol'm.er r,- •9J'l•ln-1-� · ,\).., ' .. "J' � a, ·.�non. �.. 9/ §"II ,;_> oae.. A 1)01� u-.a ' .. , ...,. od _ her un, _· : -., . ,_ ,1 .I. ., 11 � SAMUfl so. ftV, cH.-t.MPa .. IIUT l Mu,t r /IO MY PIJT'(.! ., . .'. H. . W. COMPTO N, O. D.·, We Specialize Interior Paint""' For Further I nformation Pome roy, Ohio Call WY-2-2847 '., ALL TH E KIDS ARE GOIN(; IN FOR SWINGS 1r--.- THES E DAYS I E H==,£�_::._;c,-;:_Cfllt.-�, --�========== H.:"'""l'-,..,..---.. .� :::-,.�m:r.::: �. �n�.nl7fAU��s�n. 1ISON �/IV -· tlW!n. District FHA Meeting Held At Racine �;:,;.•"ic:.... Sign Ofl Tlfnl: of the �Ill !!!...111)(1\d hal'i had m.B'1:;, Spring Painting Done· ' I �ASO LINE ALLl:Y CUIANS ASIC AMUM-Tho tour Cubsmi who took off from Havana lD a CUban.a a1rl1nu Ylleount turbo-prop tran,po rt �� that they weren't coming back are llbown In • WheN tbey aak poUUca.1 aaylum. B'rom Jett: Angel P91a,_lffi,• Frandlloo Monn.ar, 20, steward · Pedro llnrlque. 29, eo-lftlot: Capt. GoD..Za..lo 1anding, lhey let the enlJlnes run Herrera, 80, pilo� After on a lean mixture, and overheating burned out.tbo hundred• ot turblnee. "'\Va don't l_"Bnt Oomm.untat. 2D CUb& t.o 11M tho plane,"' l&ld Bernra. --�urs, Sue Circle and Shirlell' Nor­ ris, gave lheir rendition ol1,"Lolli­ pop." A musical number w.as pl'-:· sented by tbe Southwestern , gi-oup i111d the Gallipolis group had a skit • "Know Your FHA." 1 e&. [l.'1 1 ,. Arme 1\ I ,,, Hk.. 12 --=- --,--- ---- PEANUT!I 8:00 Rev. M<-nt1.>mery (Rutland M:.UiQII) 8:SO Country Hymn Thn"e 8:3� The Sunday Show 9 30 News 9.3� The Sund,y Show 10:30 Nen 10:35 The Sunday .,,,_ 1 1 :30 The Arm1 12:00 Noom. New, 12:1!5 VtrJl.ft]a� Vitaioe (Paeefflle ./lpotl,Ut,Churcll) 12:30 United N1tiou�bow 12:46 Sochll Securii, � · l ;()t) Rev. TeelJ· (Ca,jenter) 1 :30 $widay Showcase 2 :00 Arutlv.eraary Showcaie 2:30 Broadway Showcue 3 : ot Sunday Sbowcue J:JO Rev, Wilson (New Raven Church of God) 4:00 SUJ1day Showcase 4:30 New.s 4:35 Sunday Showcue 5:30 News & Weather 5:40 Congressman Moeller 15:45 W11shingon Reports to the Peiaple Sundown Sei'enade Of[ the Air Squad Was ( 2 1 ) Rea l l:state $1 295 : 1 0 Wealberc811t 1 1 : l!t Nit\!Watct- 5:00 Sc1enee Fiction Theater 15:30 Watedront 6:00 Home Run Derby 6:30 News Picture 6;43 Saturd<1;Y Sports Roundup 6:515 Weathercast 7:00 Saturday Nlgbt lamboree '1:30 Bonam.a 8:30 Pontiac Star Parade 9:30 World Wide 60 10:30 Man From lnterpol il:00 Jqewi, Ht-.acnm.. 1 1:10 Weeu,e,�an 1 1 : 15 Sbottwateb. , !00 /tip Off PIANOS l9o l Manne '.'iuppl ies ---- 5:118 8:00 8: 1!5 8:30 7:00 8;30 8:35 9:30 10:00 10:30 1 1 ,00 12:00 12:15 f :30 1 :35 2:30 2:3 5 3:30 3:35 4:30 4:35 5:30 5:40 6:00 6:30 WSA Z.TV Chan ne l 3 11 Cha1nel 8 - Satvnlat , The choir o:f 26 voices under l 95tl cm:vnoLE T VK Ht' lu1r 4 tlr direction of Miss Lavern Karns, 4·1 5•6tp. sedan. Air t"UlldillUIH> d. l'ollo t " r ! ( ; I .A�� 'il lOWL'ASK $:W OO, Call will pre�enl an• hour's program NOTICE OF ILECTION ON TAX of music. Several musical ensem· l <I ) 14. 31P steermi; .ind l1r.ike11 Spollt" :-:­ !/ ARE YOU RU N DO'N'N AT THI LEVY IN IXCISS Of THa TEN bles -are also scheduled to sing. $ 1495. lll�el111ar's, i', ,u1�·r11) . h"II\ Ooe• your aoul nnd ...,. MILL LIMITATION � I :1 tile l• t J I( S,\ l .�: . :'I ltOO:\I JIOUSt:, services at Laurel D R E S S MAKER NECK­ Special Y. Cloth mg House, Ben Fran klin, Cli 1 \1 1 1 h,1s1• nH'lll 111 t 1wstcr, 3.ll5 NOTICE is hereby given that I n Ing? Bed Work. LoWflt PrlcH, Included in thl11 season's pm • LINE tparkll a navy rlbhed odist Church to­ ree Meth f U 's Pomeroy, Modem Mart , Stark morrow in lude a Sunrise service Vood CIHn Uted C•n t11.-r1.•:,, :l lug n�lt·rns, wull'r i n RACINE SHOil! ,eav1c1 SHOP punmrnce or a Resolution or the sentation are the ravorites, "The wonted suit, designed by c Phar macy , Harp er Tailo r Shop, with the Hysell !tun church join• AU Malcea •nd MGGel1 hlllt�(". w,uuu.uu. Call Y lJS :wBS RACINE, OHIO. Board of Educallon of the Ea11tern Lord's Prayer" by Malotte; "O Benl Claire for the P a u l t:ppl e Grocery, Atkm s Chick s, ing in at 6 a. m., wilh the Rev, n\E r ROPOL.ITAN MOTORI 4 [ (i.;!l p Loc11l School District of Mei,s God Our Help in Ages P11.sr• by Parnea spring c o l l e c t i o n. Run Mill, Karr & VanZ andl, Sugar 600-606 Ealt Ma 1n 51. �unty, Ohio, the paued Firal on . Mueller; Thomp1on"11 "Show Me Black allk velvet forms an Lelan d &. Son, tt'.ic Ohi'o Pow• Robert Smilh and Rev. Weed l). A. Po1neroy, OMo ;-.aay of February, 19tlV, there 1"1 11 Thy Way": "Listen To T.he -L.ambs" overlay collar, Ball � shaped ti r :-i t N"G E H Sl!..W I Ni; :\I special Al " I I I N �: for' IN ng, coope Haley .a --er co., K&<.; Jewe lry, H artley & singing and · short messa&e, bone buttons ure used for the �' #9a11l1ful 1t1rn!t•rn t·:d1 l111•I. l "Ulll· I lle submll�ed _!-o .a vote o[ th� peo• lly Dell and ''Praise The Lord "' by a Jlt.)5 i\11:l(l l ' I I �' 2 dr. :w tl:m. �h• 1' l"arm Gross, . lle tlllCLl, Downie pie �( 11a1d Eat1tern Loc•I School Maunder. Also in the group's re• eloalng. ph , (e \lo l l h ;11 llll"hllll'll1S /11\tl s.t nday Sc hool will be t1e i d at cyomatJt·. t. ll'iill rur 111sulc aml au, i\\ctru polita n Auto Sales, _ Bure OMnrt Prlm�ry to at election the troire or music year , p er for this 1-;11;1i-,rn1 t·1. ' W i l l H1•ll II.Jr $;j7,0U Hysell Run Chur ch at 9:30 the , 'ulllt'rll) , c hl1Jdl!U11"'11 l out. �U!'.> . E, ' A&P , Pomeroy, Kroger's, be held ln the Eastern Local .i re the apirituals ·•Ezekial Saw ,·,1sh ur l1y 1110111!1\y paym(•nt�. with a Hhort worship service to 4 J :I lilt: InsurWarner . 1:Uakeslee, Davis 0 llf ithool D1strk't of Metas County, De Wheel", "Go Tell I t On The 4 15 tlh.: . Al the Laurel Clitf church l'lll l/ll' WY"l. "1.204. follow ancc, 'fewksbary .Barker Shop, Rev. George albirt, Albany, 0., ?hlo, at the regular pla�es of vot• Mountain" and "l Want To Be 19�5 OLUS 98, :.! IJUC J H l l"I', lt& I I Jl son Roush, E. Robert Private Meigs Equipment Co., Stiffler's, mg therein, on Tuesday, the Srd Ready." ' WSW, full puwer, Hruw11 and I· l { I C l l) A l l l E . $:.!�l 00: ltvin� room at the 10:JO services preach will llelore 9:30 A.M. Mrs. ' n Mar• s are, Y Simo n. �b<!rsbach Hardw l1rc11kfu�I i;t•t slllh' . $1U tJU, k t[ day of May, 1960, the question of while with cus\11111 i;k1 rls. $U5U · while th!:! current revival is clos• Mlddl11port WY •2·2649 Mr. Buckley, host minister, ex· $ l 5.00 . k1tt"lwn 1·t1h1ne\, $ 1i'HHI ·.\fil l��. · .P omero)', ket, Moore's Store, Pomeroy Motor ing on Sunday night with Evan• levying, in excess or the ten mill 00 .. Con�1dcr 1:111y t rade. l'hulh' Pomeroy WY-2-3195 St"l" h.athl1•1•n ( 'arpt!Hlcr, lkpul 1im1tal10n, an additional tax for tends a eord1al invitation to the t,as return ed to c o., Eva. 's Restaurant, Boney's Food gelist O. G McKinney i� charge , Mill.s()ll ::,J'ruce :i·5282. KAUTZ FEED STOii.i Dr. H. D. Brown, Ewings . public to attend lhe local con• Hull.ant.I. 4· l 5·:Jk : M ed, lhc benefit of the Eastern Local 'I. ' 4 I I tilp ,; ls Army dutil'S Marl, At ChHt•r sisters, s,·holl's Bar· Re . W H Strausbaugh 11 pastor. Phillip Store, cert program which ii, being �pon• -- --School Uistricl for the purpose of ,t Ky. Kno Ft. , x, Yukon S-11 45 ber Sho p . I paying current expcmc� at III rate sored by Churches of Chri�t of ltAMILL SERVICE ST/'TION MILTON MAN ARRESTED recently f• uke t.:lcaners, poi.1eroy, Merce· JUer Southern Meigs County. not excccdlna 2 1/ 1 mills for each Before 9:00 A.M. The Ohio state patrol has re• ' I Shop, G&J BBrber s Warner tle11, · ,>ne dollar of valuation, whlch a pending Albany 3353 po the arrest ot Joe 'I'. Wal• rted SwishJ a y h.. rloug h Auto Pub, Gilmore Supply, unount11 Lo twenty-rive cents for Suspended Sentence Minon, W. Va., m Meigs 1i1Ce, l!J:ri LIIEVl(UJ..J·, I' 2 1 U :.! dr. IU 7 Every llay Service L&Z Jewelry, Goe1111ler �hse, & r lus e 1ere with ------ �--· ------ each one hundred dollars of val• o f speed.mg. Ann1vcri;111·y !>L)l'CLa l . Ul:w 1 t1111r·:-., chilrge a on County f'armers Pastry, Pomeroy Shop, iwther. Given !\Ian In Court V At 'Utl M flt J-: F. INSl'J<:el'IUNS. PHONE uatiun, for rive years. � 1;1 Ille l li J\ ) V ! -:H l l l'lt11 ; J 1T m ill county 1' 0111.!ruy. �oo.uu. tippear court. He w Na• Pomeroy Bank & SaVings Co. Ral� Lavendar, Minersville, The Polls for aaid Election wlU t ' li'a1 11•r 1u A 1 l"OIHllllUII, has W¥2·2774. Gil more supply lloi1al .Bank. t h l' o w aw:.iy l1;q,:s. f u l l 1irH·c NATIONAL L.EAOUE Store. V u t1ghan l'c�t <.:ont.rol oc open at 6:30 o'clock A. M. and was arrested by county oUicera Webster & t"'ultz, Crow's Steak u11ly S�J !JU. l '!wnc W'i2·2lCH. Co., SL :vljjry " s, W . Va. Mcm• remain open until 6:30 o'clock P. lest night on a charge of disturb­ By United P,.11 lnfematlonal Weh• Store, Shoe House, Vogue 4 1 5 tllr bcr of N111ion1.1l l'cst Control M._. Eastern Standard Time. of ln1 the peace He was found guilty lllJU HARli HOU'J'ti. U I .U V ll'TOH· W L Pct, G B Bakery. run1i loday followina; a hearing in Assodation, f-9•tfc ,aid day. IA 1,111d t:anad1an Hcd · Gu11r1111l• U7 At l<E 1 1 1 1 .L 1-"AHl\l . 5 HOOM San Franclteo 1 1 .W By order of the Board or Elec• county court and elven a ten-day eed to grow. 2� tta.ch. Sel·oiul Loi An1tlH 2 I ..., I lot1l>1', ;j u11l\111,ld111!;1>, 1 2 lh"l"eH LAWN MOWtllS SHARPENED, �ns, of 'Metia County, Ohio. suspende d Jall 1enlence and a�· , , , , . , . . . . 2 1 .b67 houu: e1u1t from School hou11c 4.:nteagCt l,0110111 1i11ul, push1rc c1nd tlm• g11sul lnc motor11 repaired, ma· Emmett G. Will, Chairman aer11sed. the co,ll in the caae,. in Syracu,e. William II. JlulmN , Milwalilk.. . . , . . , . I 1 ,500 lll' r, t· kl'lnl·, watl'r, 40 ucrm; G.i'-!lff: M0nlgllmery 15.7 on chine saw filln.:. Ernest L. Le· 01.tcd March au , 1960 lfr 44 \.mc;um•h • . , . . . , 1 1 .bDO Hobart J. Cozarl, Portland, was Wllh lllllll'JlllS. $2,800.00. 1h11 upper 8.8 on lower, running 18½1 wis, 48 North Third St., Middle· Dorothy M. Johnston, Clerk l"'tttAUrgh , . . 1 1 ,)00 confined to Jail late yesterday to l°llll1rl, lliH"lllt', Uhm. 4 l 5••Hµ [eet; Gallipolis, 18,9 on upper port, 0. Phone WY2·23�. {4) 2, 9, 16, 23. 4tc 1949 IIAl(LlY lJAVIUSON MOt1hllecle1pnla . . . . 1 l .500 1/J . . 1ene a three·day mandatory Jail 17..2 on lower runnini 20 feet: 4•12--6lc torc)'cle 74. Ncwl)' rl!eondithrn St. LOUIi . . . . . . . . , 0 3 ,000 1 sentence cbar1e, on a DWI Winfield running one Coot; ed motor. C.:ontatt l larr)' Hum1h, (Cont Inued From 11'• .. On•I Friday'• Rawlt1 CLILANDI Loc 23, 14.8. k (,1ifton, W. Vit. SP3·32:i8. volunteer worken No ..mn Kh•duled latle & TV ilefillr ........ NOTICI Of ILICTION oN ISSUI Condlti.n of Mowable D•m1: lhe following 4-12-cllp will start Monday, l H•r·• PrOINb6e Pitchers Phone WY•l-2251 Of IONDI All dams are up down to and 1"1rst Ward: Mrs. George Hick•. MllweukN at PhU•aelphi.,:... rom.,.y, Oh.-. ONK Ul...t\l"K HUllSE. 7 Yl•:All::i NOTICE it1 hereby 1iven that in NOTICI 0, ILICTION ON TAX incl uding Lock 22,' Lock ,2 3 is Mrs. Red Willi Seeond Ward, C<:in- l11,-4ittt. l21·15) wa. liuzhardt (�S) uld. Sound, work doul:JJc ur M I i i · pursuancti of II Re1olution of the LIVY IN l)(Cli6 OP TH I TIN down with the river falling. and Main: .Mr11. Ray Wood· dor C1n, lonatl •• PlthbUrth-Hook . ate, l d1ist" harrow, �uutl ,hupr; ( 20bl Insurance Buard of CommlH1onen of Melg.1 Hlghed Qu•UIY Autom,itlce Ohi. II.Iver loat1: Downbound: MILL LIMITATION Na)'lor'• }tun: Mrs, :Louis 15-l) va Umbrldtt 10-0) gcard; mowing machine. Hit.)' rake, 1too1.J County, Ohio, pa111ed on the 12th 9:40 at Robert Reed E. NOTICE is hfflbY 1iven that in Lock 18, Poulin; Anne-11t: "Mn. Robert Hy • BARNES-SIMPSON INSUIW'ICII day of January, 1000, there will be C.hlcat0 at S.n francl.:o-, S E E lhap'1, houe dn w 11. . l l ow1ml am, 0·9; Lock 23, C. V. Harner at ,sell. pu a of the of Re1oluL1on nuanct Ag'.;.nta, Middltiport. Fln. A.ut• aubmllled lo a vote of lht pcoplo D boWlkY IS..l 0) YI. Jonu tll-15) r• Stewart, Ul. 1, llarritwnvllle. 12:t.5 pm, 2-0; Charlea R. Stephen­ Upper Monkey Run: Mn. Hallie or 0'0.11 (10-12), mot:1ile, Bond,. Phone WY-3- ot aaid Mela;• Count)' al a special .doard of Town1bip 1T1.11tee1 of the C-0 14, 3lp wm. Walter al son 18-1; pm, 8::lJ) Letart TOwnahlp of Mei11 county, St. Louia at Lot Anttl" nltht 2903, election to be held In the County Vhlo, pautld on the 4lb dA)' of Jan, iamaon al 1 :2� am, 0.3; A. V. Woodard: Lower Monkey Run: Mrs, SOF1' WA f�R SERVICE Carl Norton; Coalport: Mn. Ches- -Jeck.on 04-151 wa Dryld-lle WINDOW BLIND\) ANP SIIADl!:S of Mel11 Ohlo, at the regular Ohct 1'annuhUL Owullr uary, 1M1 there wlll be aubmltted C'r iss at 7::50 1m, t-Oj Franklin COMPLETE INSURANCE � Veri�UaD Bllnd1, till 1h.c• and placca of vot1n1 therein, on Tuea­ to a vote of the people of uld Le· Pierce 9:1� am, <M3; Upbound: ter Zlrkle; Ll.ncoln Hgts: Mni. Don 1 17•13), tectlon. Lile, Auto, t'lrt, Pollo. Collins: Karr &. &VanZandt to Bar• Pomt1rO\f lU Mulberry Sunday'• Gam•• colorL Free .1£allm1le1. Ualc Call Doo 111111, lllddltPo'I, day, the Third day of May, 1960, tart 'l'ownship at the Primar)' ele<:· Lock 27 Ra)'mond E. Sa.lvelti at nitz Markel: Mrs. Paul Warner. Cincinnat Pithbvreh, 2 Wlppel Suppb, 2. 1 1\ Unh:m o\ve., lhe que1tlon of lasuln& bonds or Ob,,.. no" to tie held in the township of 4:� am, 20-0; Ashland 6:1' am, Chevrolet Gara&e on Union-av to Milwauk..i at .I et Phlleclelphla 3>4•60tc U �X,'EIVED Pomerey, Ohl<-, Bald county In the amount of two Letart, Meiil County, Ohio, at the 13-0; GallipoHs Walter C. Berk· TUOl'll'AL Rus• n El Mrs. line: nralion i t corp . Chlca90 at S.n Franci1eo hundr@d thlrty-Uve thousand dol• rea:utar place• of votma: therein on jord 9: 10 am, 14• 1 ; Robert P. fuh, MullH•'11, Angcl'11 arnl Von llON STJVll:RS C O M PLll'}'; SHEEP sm•: AHINl: lars ($235,000J ror lhe purpose or t ue8day, tne :3rd day 01 May, 1960 Bonnie at 3:55 em 6-1; Ally Ann sC' II ; i,lulbcrry-av to Che '1 rolet li ar· St. Louli at Loi A�I" lliu 'i; , t'I(·. Low1•ll t\k'.'l ll'kh-. oulfil. 2 yc11,r old horrd llllll"I'. constructing end equipping hos• the question o( levying, In exce� 6: 13 am 3·2: Lock 23, William age : Mrs. Phil Globokar; from _,.;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;; •H (Hitc Ant1qt11l)', Ohio. Juhn Meck&, Sh1dc>, Uh i u IC\. l Pila] racilltles for Mei111 County of the ten mill limltallon, r, r the Penn 12:00 pm, 14-0 ; Jerr .uo.at Brick-st, end of Butternut. Peacock. Mrs. David l'hont> Ather111 MY6·3271. •aT10••··· 1mrauant Jo requeat of the Meigs benetlt or Letart Towm1hi� for the 2:M pm 9--9; St. Louie Zephyr at Lasley and Wetziy: Harold Eben• and Mra, Goodwin 4 16·31p. County Hospital Commission 11 . ........ ,. ..._ c.. ... f!urpose of mamtaining me town• 4 : 05 pm 0· 1; Lady Lil).da at 8:45 bach. •BALDWll'i ,-=,,, .._.. ..... provided by Jaw. u.. ,_ _ al'iip cemetery and tor the pur• pm 3-0; Mike Creditor 12:10 am, com• to later added bEJSEO BOA f� AND MOTORII $1l5 will ureM •WUBL ffZER The maximum numbu or year11 ch•11e 01 real eatale lo increase the 16-3; L. W.ado Childre11 3:50 am ,nd �p whll1 th•Y IHt, Mlatro­ and OTH�B during which auch bonds are to preaenl cemetery suUicienl to care 9-7; Elger CliH FAMOUS am, Q.4. polhan Motor._ .00 I. Main 493 Llnceln It. run is 20 yeara. BBANDS cy E1nergeu tor the lncrcal!led requlrcmenta. 5t., Pom.roy. Phone WY..3...1110.. Phone WY-2-3561 Mldclle,ort The estimated avcraae 11ddil ion•I 1 1 ,14-lfe Said tax Ming: A renewal c,f an Called For Ill Girl Two Inducted Into tax rate amounts to rive cents (or n UPHOLSTERY CLIANID The Pomeroy emergency squad ea<'h one hundred dollara of 1111• exiaUng tax al a rate not exceed· Services hy n('w 11101ler11 methqd endorsed 11ation, which is .&O mlll1 for r-aeh ma: one mlll for each one dollar was called to the lower parld11,1 Delbert Sanders, Reedsville, and lot in .Pomeroy at 3:38 p. m.., h)' leiuhni-: fohric marrnradurcrs. one dollar of valuation, oubide of of v■lualion, whlrh amounts to \.P'lllL l" MJo:NTS - iurnl•hed anrl l 'osl Vt'J)' low. All work ltU!lran· 1he limitation lml)olt-d by Article ten cents for each one hundNd Danell Jenkin-. SyrK\lse have F'ridaiy when Sharon Fields, 13,. l•111urn111ht•d. Mdh,ten, Middb,- lel'<l. Furniture ready to use ln XII, Section ll of the Constitution, Gollara of valuation,· for two yeara. been lndll:cted into the armed Hart.ford, W. Va., faint.eel. She J,3AI hotlr�. All work ,lone e1C1.'lrl· as rertifled by lhe County Auditqr. p01 l. l ' IHllle WY•2·,288. The Polla for aald Election will (orcea at Ft. B•yes, Columbus, lt was revived and no medical treat­ 1·11lly t:�11 today for demonslratiou be open at 6:50 o'cluck A. M. •nd is reported by' Mrs. Anne Russell ment waa requJred, The Pl')lls for Nid Election will remain open until ltUO.\l . n11tN i :if i i:u Apartmt�nt. ur e�t 11 1atc. NO OBLIG ATION. 0 o'clock P. clerk of the local Selective Ser• ! open at 6:30 o'clock A. )t. and re• M. Eastern Standard8:8Time 13-l Mulborry. Citll WY 2-tlD l�. Paugh • Uphol1tery c1 ..ner1 of said vice Board. m11.ln open until 6:30 o'clock P. M. H J 13 . 61 c, 118" Phon• TU2-563S. 4-IUt, day. -. _ _ _ -------�-NOW IS THE MOST OPPORTUNE TIME 2 DOOR · Eastern Standard Time of nid day. Edward Lee Murphy, Ooolville, uatd of Elec• or B the order B y 7 AND 8 HUOM IIOUSI<;, TWO 6 TO HAVE YOUB By order of the IBoard of Elcc• j �oute 3, �H taken bis pre-Induc­ Std. f.nu1a , , lhc111lor, i;:ood t i n'i., Uon. of Mel11 County, rtuo. room U(lJHlmc11t1. A. N. lll'D(lel. .ions, or Meigs County, Ohio. tion phySJe.al examlnati{'!n. ;__-- · ex\r• oltan intedor, lK"-autlful !'hone WY2·3272. I t•2•tfc Emmett G. Will, Chairman lmmelt fJ. Wtll. l.bairman FOR SALE: FIVE IIOOM HOUSE _ -· __ Dor<'th:, :M". Johnalon, Clerk wJdte 111d blaci flni11h, Dorothy M. John■ton, Clerk j Virile and John Jatora visited Mr. with bath. Nict locatlon. 11.elvin llr'.l.UXE ,1 llOOlt llOWNS'rAIRS We Mo•• Vour Fllmllure and Replace II Dated M•rch SO, 1960 and Mrs. A. W, Youn1 and son, El• Dated March ao, 1960 Hood, I l l Locu1t St., Pomero)I. unfurnii;hrtl 11patt nll'nt. Nkely Wllboul Adtlltloaal Coot. (4) 2, 9, 18, 23, 41< (t) 2. 9, J6, ZS. file mer, one evenin1 la&l week. 3-30-.'lOtp rurmahed 2 btrlroom 2nd [l{lor I = apartment. Middleport WY�•� I■ • .fi-1 2-Gtpl BOUSE FOR SALf Ti� ,AOE- PINE GllOVE 3874. Mr. and Mn. Howard Young and town, si x room,, t room, down. GET FBEE ESTIMATES Now­ 1-'JVE HOOM HOUSE W ITII BATH 2 up, approxtmalety 1 acNI le- jl•u,hlcr, Linde, and Jimmy Hollon wall to wall rnri,l'ting in Uvini vel land excellent well 13 mUe■ spenl Sunday with Mr. and Mn. OPTO.IT&IIT from Pomeroy on State Route 'James Hollon and F•mlly, Jackwn. room. Very modern (i.irugc. can 1111& CGlld 8111 P•-1 (192. Prke $800.00. Inquire . Mr. and Mn. Ylillon Brunty be &<'en by cont.icling Mrs. spent a week end in d,inUn11;ton on John ttusaell, Fisher St., Pome· I Mn. Howell al Pa.a:eton, bualnea I --i-- . .. JI, . .. ., (0,-e • N- � 11,mL)(4) 14, 3tc ,.12-60tc ro)', Ohio, Auto Sales s.t11.1rda1 SIKn On Gue.t Star News & Weathe r RFD Breakfast P11rty New, Breakfast Part y Newt Motm·cade S1ar Salute Top Ten Noon News Weektmd Newt Weekend Oftio News W�kend News Weekend News Weekend Guest Star Pat Boone Show Sundown Serenade OU the Air . . '. , Sunday 7 : 45 s·ign on 7_ 7_ un_ day Chapel s_ , 4_ __ _ TE LE V IS IO N G Ul D E Channel 3 - Saturday � Daily Program Schedule · WCHS.tv- C"unnel 8 College Choir To Sing Here On April 27th Announcement was made today by John Buckley, mini11ter or the Pomeroy Church of Chril!t that the concert choir of Ken· tuck)' Christian C<:illege will pre­ sent a Sacred M.uaic concert at tbe church Wednesday, April 27 al 7:30 p. m, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April· lO, 1960--7 . t - • <> I H EAR EVEN THE RICfJ KID, HAS ROLLO, ON E LE'T'S IT c;o see �...... "--· .......... . ,._"""' - --·' .... .. - - - - . . .. - . Brownie Troop Communi ty Good Friday Services H eld Friday Evening At Middleport Church Meets Thu rsday A very impressive service was held Fnda� evemng at_ the At Mu rray Home Middleport Church of Christ when commuruty Good Fnd ··-····· ···--- . . . -. .· ·.. -. . .. . ... .. .. �. .. .... ..- -. � - · • •'- .... · -- ·· • ·,CJ"- .. ··· ENGAGEM ENT ANNOUNC ED I - • . S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll 10, 1860 I Union Good Friday Services. Held Last Night At Pomer.,:,y United Mettiod ,st w Sixth Birthday Observed Thursday or Bo bby Hy­ ,ell, ,on of Mr. and M.n. Robert Pt{. Hy1eU, Mlddl�port. w11 ce le• Union Good Friday services were _held al tt.e ,United Metho­ br1ted Thunday afternoon during dist churc:h in Pomeroy Friday evemng._ White lilles decorated lhe Klndera:arten day of the the altar railing with the cross and lighted ca ndles on the Middleport echools. The 1lx.tb birthday d1 he Brownie t ronuse and the services were held at t�t church with the Rev. Fred I . Gar . smgms the Brownie Smile Sting ner pre.siding over the service. Ch urch of the Nazarene. After the openta of the meeting of tht' Secund The church waes beauttfull y dee - cuiigre gauona l 110ng, Rev. Raymon vradc Brownie Troop of Sugar Ru n altar . oraited for lhEl service with the Konknght, of the Heath Methodist Sd1ool held Th ursday after school Bobb)o'a mother wu asallted by An organ prelude "Oh Sacred Head tiow Woun ded " bY Mn. lighted crOl5 011 • bi l l Kelle. Lilies. Cburcb gave the prayer. Guy Ri,ynolds . te-acher and 1-ter Mrs. leader, the of at lhe home Van V ranken opened the service followed by the Mn. Lewis Mrs. June ' tuliPI and palm• were placed on Lioore In serving re­ The choir, under the d lrection ber l M "" '' · " • n e rn " t • a \' . . , · h:,,· m n . Al as And Did My Savior the rostrum . The inscription, "He of �its. Arthur Skinner, presented e o nts eshm r f f Bun n y sh a ped cook­ �v , l· fr the laat seven words or Christ E,, ,,.r b,, , ,,, m ,,, f , ,m Bleed."" and th e lnvocation by Rev ls Risen" was used over the bap- the anthem, • · The Pray er or 1'"or . tate chee se boxt-s which were be­ b;;heod o re t>eboia was pree,ented ies, ice cream and Easter e&& fa­ Wa l do J·. Bartels. A i;penal num• tistery. v or s, filled with candy. the United Methodial Cho ir. givcness" with a l to so l o by Mrs. g un last week were finish ed and lier, . . Opt'n Our Eyes." wa s prr· bY open an placed On the al ta r was H!h:d wnh can<ly purchased by the_ Davis. Paul 1,,entcd by the Pome r.iy High School was SbeUa gu est Specia l The offe ring ta.DI;!, will be u1ed Bible with th e Cross and Crown 'I hc thcrne for the service wa� girts The girls also colored eggs Glee Cluh under t he direction of for tl1e Dai ly V11;:1tion Bible M oore. Beb by choose fOr his he). and t he .even b ranched candelabra . . Gamb�..:rs on l'<1 lvary" and the I A choroiat,;.• bunny was given each '.\1rs. Lucille Swackhamer . School. �rs. Vanvranken played pen Jlll H arris, Bobby Titu1, An or gan and piano duet was mim�\cr:, �ave short talks rt•laung girl tJy fi.uberta W i lson and Janu: Je(f.. Hysell and Patty Har• pla)•ed by )1 rs. Chesltr Erwin and suhJe<:ts of the cross wub g.irub- L. OUdl for refreshments. f'ollowmg respon:;ive rea ding led "Ofl C.i.l vary HiW' by 81arwh Doui­ Bobb)' ris. lass Byl es, for the offertory. Mn. Ha rold Erwin before t.he ser· lmg. I Goud i, riday the troop met .at the by Rev. Eugrne Br own and the vice beg a11 witll th e choir or the G l oria h1 tri. 1 h e Glee C l ub sang .rr.iy home .i t 1 . 30 t ro m where �l In a ddi tion lo bis helpers and The Do ll:ol ogy and benediction by host church 1u ng, " WerC' Y ou Rev . C ar d n c-r spoke of th e !>Old- lh>'y went to th t! Foster tt£ at Home ' "Jesus Ou r Lord We Adore Thee" Rev. Zundel with the choral re­ hi11 1pecial guest, Darla and Ma r­ bf.rare There"' in the choir room iers of the first tastn who C'a!>t 10 Syracuse They presented the and Re v. Bartels read Mark 1:5: sponse by the choir concluded the la Tracy were also seated at hia thei r ent rance into th e sanctuary. ! o h f u r th t' clothes of Christ. Rev residrnts there with the Easter 24·39. tab le. service. The music in the distanc e g a ve an Konkng ht sµokc of the thlt'Vt:li anrt hll!>kcts which they had made and 1 s er • the g to "What·s Good About Good l""ri· u f how t h (• y hthl stoll•n and gu r1- filled i mpressl\•e beg111n111 day?"' was the topic of the se rmon vice. hkd that Lhi'y w(mld not be caught. were Pame l a Neutz going Those Re v . ll u pp�·lt used l'ilate as his l ing, Sul!an Gerlach, Sheila Cowpresen ted by Re v. Ha lph C. Zun• Rev. Howa rd Ru ppel ! , pastor o l Un ited Pre�b)' lerian subject and of t1ow he washed his del, who brough t out that good the First Murray, Vkki an , Jamee Couch, C hur ch, gave the in,· ocal i on. things may be the result of t hat h t111ds of I lle m .... H er ,i nd tried Lo Kathy Watson, Mary Ash, Kathy SC'ripture was read by Rev ignore 11 Jong ago day. That God and Je­ <:onde, :� arlene Coudwin, Betty Jlc v Hart k 1 1 !>PflkC on the d1sri- Jean lobstetler. Jeannott.c Phi l lips, su5 are not lleparate even m th e C l yde Bartl ett. pastor of l he l .------------;..;;1 i r le8 of the Cro!>s and told of how dea t h of Jesus. An a rtist pictu res Karen Hayt:ti , Roberla W ilson and the pie rced hiands of Jesus an d they disappeared in the crowd and the l cad1:rs, Mrs. Murray and Mn>. SAN DRA KAY TAYLOR back of the cross the pie rced bands were not there when Christ need- Harry Wati,on. • of God the F a ther . The suffcrrng ed then, thus gambling with the Tram,porta tton wa s provided by ·vour New are an heshir e ou . . e Paul C E. Taylor, 2 Mrs R t and , Rev - of tile Father for the Son was future. t he Pomeroy Chu r<'h of Christ, the Rev. Ny l e Borden of th e Mt . Mor· sponsors of the troop, �Ith Mrs. nouncing the engagement of their daughter, Sa�dra, _Kay, ,to brought out and also how long a lab Baptist Church u,ed t he sub- Harold Smith, Conrad Ohlinger and Car l R. Veith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ve llh, C heshire pe r.feet ilUffer�g God has been suf. I termg over a ,m•slck world. ject ""We of th e Cros s Tod ay" and Melvin Smith driving their cars . . Route 2 . �-:-said we are ga m bli n g with owSEL F-SE RVI CE the weddmg. for · set been has date No Rev. Zunde l spoke on selfish 9UU]ij Ulllll WC 11rccpl Christ and ,__:..:;:..:;:..:;;;:;;:..:;::;;.;;;;;;__ Coin Operated tl d thu� becume assured o f our des­ ,�::.:�·'&:,":� �;,;;; tiny AG MAYT how wrong a penon IS they call 1 he ll!('e ti ng closed with the make i t right b y going . t o ChrlsL hymn. "Only Trust Ihm" and llev. Ca l vary 1s full of forgiveness of · . . Ruppclt pronounced the bened1c• IN M l llllL F.PO RT A contrihut1on w as made to the Johnny Appleseed f� nd God. ti 011. the Winding Trail Garden club met Thursday evening when Ushen for t he service were Wi l• aw LUCILLI HAWK.IHI The anthem "Thee We Adore " home of Mrs. Allard Pratt. the at . _ bur Th4'oha ld. ficorgc Meinhart. , n op Mrs. G. R. Thompson presided al the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Edwud Lietwi ler 1 (11ran· A h bo!l, ;l.1arvm Kel l y, l l ar• �t��t c �u_b e and fami ly of Lor a i n arrived ed with d�votions by Mrs. John Terrell, f ollowed wl CJld Luh!>e und Wendal l G e rl ach. , 1 the ir The off l'rin)( Lakcn wi l l be used Thursday lo spend the w eekend prayer in unison. _M e mbers answered to roll call With T YOU R NEX fur the to-011crative work of the with his parents, Mr. an d Mrs. mo11 t effeclive insecticide . . A tour ribbons, one for douh le daffodils, :11m1stenul Association which m• John Lietwiler and Mr. and Mrs. of th e Ke nwood Center <tt Mans1· u 1· d s y h. e PRI VA TE PAI\TY dutk� ( lie summer Duily Vai:ation John M . Li e twilcr, lle lh eada, Md., field on May I I was 1mnounC<ld. QR O O Un i�e ac!nt:i� ::, 11� d �;e ;tt1. e: �h• ��;.5 who arrived Friday night to spend l lihle Srtiool. Th e regi ona l meeting lo be hel d ION "All Hal l The Risen Th EPT e REC fur hi.rge )' e llow daffodi ls, forsythia ------ ¥Cvcral da ys with his parents . ,e cantata at Logan on May 4 was an nounce d . Jane J...?reny wi ll r Lo by.Helen ' d oblong an l l in wi ow pus1;y and Marvin B. <.:arbon11ea u wi ll be the brass con t ainer . e BANQUET pre s ented a� t h e M1dd le pport be Mr. and Mrs. Jue Beegle and � I peaker for the forenoon and Mrs. Church o r Chr1at for the Easter daughter, Shirl ey, wtre In Colum• Ceci l Uyehara of Dayton, a J a pan• e ME ET ING Ro l hour, Mrs. During the socia · Sunrise service at 6 by th e choir. bu11 Saturday lo meet t heir son ese llower 11rrani er, will speak i n bcrt Lewis conducted two contests Mrs . .Arthur Skinne r is directo r and brother, "Buzz" Beegle, who the .pfl ernoon. Mrs. L eo Bryan, H w h Mrs. Charle11 Lewis the wi r. ner and Mn. Clarice Erwin, accom • flew th e re from f't. Monmouth, Mrs. Pat rick. Wood and Mrs, Ca rl of bo th a (ter which a d essert p a nist. J., t o spend the weekend witli Wlll w e re named AS the n ominalN. e r p Church EUB C1irmel The cou rse as se rved by t�.e hostess. Now Scl\lptured SVlini - AGA Approved BIIT ­ POMaRO Y'S � � wll� be M rs. Martha Cb1ld sented an F.uitl'r play "' [¥ It I. them. jng commit tee. Th,,. May meetin g wi l l be at the 1960 Automagi� 'Cl,tikjng Featur1"': r e ader and colored ahde! will be Lord?" with the followmg l·ast, Pttvattc Roome For M rs. L c1 un d S ax to n and 80. 11 , A Jet ter of realgna1 i_on was r ead hOmc of Mrs. W a l ter Bentz. h I s own. . lasl night. 10 to 17� People rom M rs. G eor' e Hemes · "Pause f . Do Eastman were business Ylsi-.- .Rold Wheel O,,en Heat Control M agic 1.,lte �hry, mothf'r of John Mark. Suf' tors� Ill f;olum'bU !I l'' ue11day. (or Living'' booklets con tributed R e gular mc\'nln1 W o rship a t . Circle; Mary Magd.alene and ;I.far 1 Mrs. �arl Muore and Mrs. G oef. by the Coca Co la Co. were distrine,:. - Swing-Out Broiler Hi-Ln Ui!i•Bur 10:30 with the- pastor, Hev. Fred tlrn, �J�! t•rs o! Belt111ny, Karen frcy w_1lson a nd daughter K�ll y buted The traveling p r ize donated .' ; I Gardne r , p r e s enting n. Easte r I. a w a :, 11 ward ed Holtrr ,i r1rl A1,n Ca rlet on: Hh11da, were f rlda)' guelitS or Mr. and b l\ll;s . Walte r Benti · Leg Levelers 1 � -. . � . After 6 P.M. with message. Evening worship ser vice a snvi11g mnid, Pixie Cirdt• . John Mrs. Verne D av,s. toY M rs. Robe rl Le w, �. c Servie a l 7 : 30 Merchants Police :\'lark. l .nrry ( 'irdc: S;1r.ih. n1u1hrr Two topics were p re,;cnled , " A _·_ ___ Visit the furniture dept. on the 2nd floor. See the __ _ or J111l;1•: l:;rarlnt . l loru l hy ('1rdf'; Mr. ,r nd Mrs. Willi11m . McQuigg Lesson on CultlYatio n and Trcal · Thi:! Cll'tlC'� of the First Bap t ist · Recor Hop 011tpone ' "' '""' " ,1,,,.,,,1,,. u,11,. 'l,tl d•"ihters spcnl the past ing" taken from the t-'lowcr and .tetrn. variety of UHIO titodelo of Magic Chef Gas Ranges. . 11 meet . WI leport, Midd hurch, C , 11 Terse . r� M hy M � r x : ( ' leoph.is, n dt�(' l(IIL ' , Bill W'ckenll ·,n Pomeroy. magazine n Garde Due to Good Fr I d ay, t here was no oI Serving Good Food 1 · arldnn: Th<' JUrss1·d Viri-:m ;l.fory, Mrs. Helene Johnson left tod ay and "Pest Co ntrol" taken from the this TuesclllY in the homcs . reco rd hop at the Syracuse Sch oo 1 and Legal Devcra.g�a Aurt . . 1 1 1, Oct!frr; .J1u.l111,. Hngcr llnll• for Dayt(Jn wh e re she wllJ care government b u II e t"m N 0- 46 • bY t he memb ers. Each group w1 1 1 l "l night. There will be a �c ord hold a pollu'-'k suppe r at 6 pre ced hop next ..--r iday evening and eaeh N; Salome. P11t1y June!!: Joa11na, Jor Mrs. John Chase the comina Mn. Charle, l,ewis. • · U n t 1' l •' 30 A · M · • lng their mcetlnt:. · t · Cresccn I 0 "Portra ita o f Sprmg 111 week, while Mr. a nd Mr11. Gjen rr .....,d ay evening ti 1.erea fler u ntil meet l l wi Circle -;;; Love•Joy -;. The ' · ;;;:;__ " '-aa -= '" p�sign" w•11 lh e theme of the flow"". Chase are uway. '., '" ,.. '·.. ;;;. further noUc e . The hops are spo n­ --::::za:: a::::-:a.z-::::::::a:::-::a-:::-::: er arrangemen1B which were Judg- at the h o me of Mr_s. Charl es sored by the Sy racuse Junioir Fire­ Col. and Mrs. Wi ll iam Smith of ed by Mrs. Tltompson. Mrs. Char l es ! B<'nneU, the Electa Circ le at the me n. The ma s ter of ceremonies for Alexandria, Va., arc the guests of Lewis a received a hlu e one for an I home of .Mrs. Wi l lia Anthony, thP. the hop wil l be announced l�ter. Mrs. Theodore Elier!lbach. arrangement or forsythia, yd l ow Priscilla Circle at the home of a nd while d11 rtodlla and aborhllke Mrs. Gene Coleman and the Dor· Lowel l Sa!licr of D1,_vlo n a rriv• Ci rcle will meet a l the a f l at whllr container and ,'1- t rs. cas c d Thursday to attend the wed­ in bert Lewis received two blue church. Ro dini: o f his sister, Miail Caro l . l ie was 1l{'Compa11ied home by PTA MEETING Mr!I. Salser and chi l dren wh o The Sa l isbury PTA will meet have l>et'n the gue11h uf her par · 'f111N1d11y f'Vf'n in[! at the school. ents, Mr. -1111d Mrs. t "l arence Ihle. Th" rirw:r :m1 wil l t.e a display _or Hu rry Will111m11on and grantlso!l • a hollhy or rol l Ntion by pupils Jef h'{'Y Bork holder or Akron src S of l tu· scbool. Chi l dren m"51 tno i,:ucsts uf h1.s brother and l h:11· c lhrir c,hib(t at the school um lw 1 ,,f penplr ymmg ' l'"ive Hlster · 111 - 111w, Mr. uncJ Mrs. l'hLJ ('h11 1 r h Youlh F,·11 "\'-' hv 7 11 m. Mrs. G•ll Suc k and 11ptlst e eroy w111111m.son. �hip act·ompanh·d Mr:;. I LMh l · . Mrs. l ! C'rbcrt !Jixon wll l be hos· Mi's, ltuth 8uffin1::ton lefl Wed· Zundlll to a distrid tritmmi: c,in . teslles. •-" - --"- -''-"-'""---;;;:;;"', uctiduy tor JI. Lou1i-, Mo., to spend fl'ren<'e al Rio ( ; rade. The eonfer,•o,·e .. ,,, "'""""' hy 1 L WO WCell!I W l ln Ur. <llld l\lu. Wlll· Ma ry Tracy of 1(10 (,ra 11(k wlrn 1:1am McUow1m. _ slate rcpre11e111alive u ( thr 8,1 p1 1s1 POMEROY, OHIO Yo uth ffllowsh i() £or Snu!111·rn Ohio. "And Be Rl.'newctl"' • \l'Jb h,• TONIGHT l hl'me of the c11nfrren ce whid1 r,,n ' 4 ·D MAN" ' pn• f1•n•111•p con gt'neral of sisted Sclencr-t'icti-on Thrll•ler iods and worksho11 1ie11i- ions. Sc'1n11I - lliiSO nH\l't' rR who arc al'l1 v1• 111 hoth "FOUR FAST GUNS" a nd naliuna l Bapt ist yo11 l h �talc five aplp1cants 1or membership Ja•mcM Craig - Martha Vickers work. a��isted i n the 1·1mf1·��•m•n wero n•ct> ivt•d wht> u Hock Springs which includfd II noon l und1co11. SUN., MON. ■ncl TUES. Grange met Thuuday evening. Attending wlth Mrs. ZundP I wt•n· "THE WONOERY'UL Amoa l.A.·o nurd, worthy m.a ster, Sally r'oster, Sharon Vou1111:. Jean t:OUNTRY" presided anil one appoa l for aid and Sharon and Charlene I .Robert M-itohum, Jul� London Holt wu answered ll was decided to :,::,: I. �e: have II Hhor1 huslnes!l St'S8ion at Zund - =���:;;;;;;;"'::;:;�;; �== :::;;::: �� :::; '1:30 on Aprll 28 and then a ttend : : ' . . - - upera1ion Forward" nlgbl at rome ro)' Bend Granae , The ledure r , Mrs. Huber Brown, presented a procram which opened , • .. _),\ r with a;roup singing of "The Old lluggcd CrollS " fo ll owed by the re ading nf ! h e !!:ast e r story bf Mni. Edward llumphrty a nd an 11 rllde "What 111 �lltt•r"/" b)' Mn. Robe rt ·11 you're a newcorndr Louks. Thrcl' poem!! Wfre Had: " ' A l'robkm , " by Nancy Skinner. hi this o,.a, we invite you "A Gimlen."' l!r11. W. A. Morgan, an d "A P11ck11gc o f Seeds," 'Mrs. •• com• In a n d g t l Gl'o rgc Sklnnt'r. An a rtic le 11hout "Him" by Ho · ocqualnt.d. We will wtl• mer llict precl' d4'd II readinj. "The Nfw 11\red Man'' by M.ni. 1'"rank - tti. opportun ity to A p�m "Sahity Jo'int" by r.ru,c,11rr. Harry MUler, Owner M r8. Emil Ball rond uded the pro­ help you "get settled" i; ram. POMEROY, OHIO At the cl o� of the meet lng the r l,i Oll'f way thot _,. £, .,IAIN ST. 1nnu11 I Easter supper was served. offer you I I Magic Chef Ope ning Soon ' DUDS IN SUDS LAU N DRY I Mainly About Peop le I n P Omeroy b�tes. - . j:� �:i�t· Winding Trail GardencYuhc��tri ' To Johnny Appleseed Fund At Session PLAN and ARRANGE HOffL MARTIN Church of Christ TO Present Easter C t t S d oy . Easter Play Presented At Carme l Churcjh 1960 MAGIC CHEf 'GAS RANGES Church C' rcles T." Hold Ses• 'ons Ne x t Tu esday FRE'E PARKING HIDE-AWAY BAR .,. Pilots d p d $1 2)t00 to $249.00 PH I LC O TV SPECIA L Youth Group ers Atten d Memb , BaptlSt eSSIOn ------ ELB !RF ELDS I ,,aaa..a-------;;;;--aa , MElr.s THEATRE Applicants Ask Membership At Rock Springs ' '• l ' I B ig 2 1 inch Pictu re With • ' ' A Beautiful Console Cabi net ' • I j ' ' ' ASSOC IAT ED RAD IO and TEL EVIS ION ' ' f can,p1.. l••d_ We bonking a servic. I». P-, 3% Jnternt OIi Your Sa� ' ' . \ I Foclonl Reserve Synem Member Federal Depo&lt.lnsunnce Corporation POMiROll, OHIO Memhr •. , . Yo u'l l Be Glad Yo u Did . Here Is Meigs County's AIIOClaUnn ol Jnd.epeadenl · . . • lnllll'U"" Agencies The FARMERS BANK · and Savings Company I N MI DDLE PORT This rnon suffered on unnecessary loss when his house burned down . . . o loss he would not hove suffered i f he hod received sens�le, pr9� fessiono l i nsuranc e odvi.c:e·. ·,P(ln't let this .J,g::>:pen .to you. Buy your i nsurance front •ci'n-·hidependent i nsurance agent who con help you with a l l your needs. Agent Before You Buy to p,r nNds. • • • w- "Good Enough" See Yo·� , I nde pen den t MN, I-· Also, - BAK ER'S Thought Any Insur-• WFD -LIKE TO · MEET YOU! YOURS FOR ONLY I • TH IS MAN bow,w,g v, D. Edwardl Insurance Agency POffitrOY. OhJ. Reuter Jnauruee Agency ,...,..., Ohio Hobeletler · lnauranee Agency ,_,....,. Ohio • wunnce Agency Ml�I-, Ohio oevi.Warner ln11111'11n"" Servi"" ,-,.,.,., Ohl• limn " SlmplOll lnsurure Ageney J Mkllltopo,t, 111M JUIT l�ADI AWAY" LONDON UPI - 1 The LIN'MND TI'"" Sutld■y ,rlnt... en artlde abovt m■ct.l t for l•n• ..rvlc■ •wtrdN lly the 1.-,aJ Hortlc ul, tvr■I Socl..,. un.,_ thlt h-.dlln.: -Old .. ,dwwra nrter d'e , • ." VOL XU • e OIUCKLE FOR TODAY ent1ne at ' NO. 2 • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, April March: New Peak 18, 1960 Housewife May Face Hi gher fletail trices WASffiNGTON UPI - .:ov­ tm1.,1e1u c �onc.,m,als sa id today thut scar :r:� wholes::le prices !Jst m,r,lh m:iy p::imt lL a new round of �etni l pr\cc increases before r;n)j- !vmmer. . l heir fo:eco<it wa� based ou a �t,Qr Deparlment report Sund�r . rµ,ahl bh•)Wing th.It whole� .. . , Jqiit--a ln . M,i-th elllbl:Jed 10 J : •!f,Hme 'Peale, ,rc::ect'.Jlg �h-cr e,fls of farm products and food. , .'he eCOnomie'ts. Hid the rep,,�t mttn- the awriee con1ume. { j IMhl cos:Ls also J)l'obab ly reafhed a ~new record high Jut montti. ' t'he wholesale price Index �prnpcd 1iJ1:-tentbs of one per cent in .,iart!h • the la rgest monthly tt• in two rears • to 1 20.0 per cont of the 19t7-f9 average. T.his eq�,1cd the record high set Ja8t Ajml. a1 ..... Wint..- W■ath., �w winter weJther In •March Puahed QP prices of livestock, nreall and eggs, and vegetable P.rlffs moved up seasonally, the BtirHli of Labor St�tlltles said. ll said gasoline costa also ro11e 111\il>i�tfall, but other non • farm commOdltl19:s were unchanged or dedln� in pri�. tnciease ln : - the wholesale in� Came on the heels of a re, from • cabinet.level com• �e said tb,e wholesale prke in• was virtually steady for two Y.�r• and called It "a very use­ fµ-.1 tool for detecting and ■naly­ IlflM infiationacy trends." t1111t the u psur1e in the farm­ fobd ·category is bad , news for hOuaewive1, economiats said. Low 1rocery price.s i\ave been holding dawn the con,umer pdc,i; index. down the consurnet , ppice indwt, �other bftGmeter Of infiatld'n, fbr. D'loat of the past fear. I WEATHER - k I Reviewed B y Officia ls '' I I r ' I I I Yollt1;gsters Swarm Over Park � Hunt For 430 Prize Egg� SUl\ijly f,' ' ••d n.Uf G' dL nosp,ta -,u Mclmyre'.Ri� Are AnnoUllced For Wednesday H Bthde,' e, N. , 5 West Me�s Men Jailed For MaliCIOUS • ct en. . aII Of D Of A. Is Annual R T L.ln. · U_..! lJAiU'.'IGI _&ta·W-.J -�·- . '.i . 1C1JD 0 !lJln. •"li&G- Miry llllll, R Sa',vm • g· Li. v·es Now•, Futore T00 Sl\risher·Rites . .11' I� TWOfOId Acs · ObJ.eet.Ive Are. Tuesday At 2 O'C} k Ci-llZeO • S ic t T ke P}Cdges Ofk Fnr Progress · :r. · �n °. •N>)'. ' I !1' fb.4!! Minor Accident W Invet1ti1Jted SundllY. • I Delinquent Tax Issue s:NGLE •:O!"i rn a m"i!eting of the Met�s th• commlaion-en uld ••• m• I be follo wed . Any land on which cO·Jn ly <.:omnus.sioner.s t u J s lernh wtllch. if not paid, st-.tld I t.axes �re o�er duf' ii irnbject to !hei moi nrng at the court hou.:ic, I bt forfefttd tv lhe 11,t<1 r.11ther dr:hn quen t J:st, C..tdwel l sa id. 111 .ol d for • moun,, w;1ich •r• rhe su uJect of delinquent tax• Mr. •nwfflci.,.t hi pey "'- e.,._tt 1111 ! of Ice. Caldwell 1ndJcated that hi, es_ w_as discussed by the c om• _wou ld state <'ompilin g a liit mimone � s and Cou nty Audi· Mlvet tl,ln 1 the _ lands as delln• I or deun que nl l ane., !Jr publieat.i on qi.ent •n d for NI•. • as soon a, the present oersonal ,tor &ordQn Ci'ldweU. The aud. The p roceis of C?l 1ecllng• de l in• t?.x �ol lection i, cJmPit!Cd May J . · 1Lor . ind.!catcd fol ,o w ln g the I quent tu�.,; as pro\rlded by [aw re• 1I A11 . wu po1merl ocl at the meetinl �SSlO J! that a delinquent t ax .quirei tha t the delin�uent l a nds be:w�en the a udito . r ,md t he com­ UJt WJ l l be cornp 11.ed j n the be adverti�ed , H del1nqqent for missioneni, the ma::e r oi the to l­ ncar future �nd pu bJ1sbed as I �wo sucee-dmg years and then ad: lechol'J of deJinqurnt U J1:es ii 1 a p �t of a dnve lo collect an j ,Lrl t!il!� f ,,r HI� . The �r�eu, 1 1 , du ty of the eounty aud i to r •Jleci• GSlUJJated $40,000 in delin- , was rx,1nl ed. out 1a a cor, ;,nu111 g one fil!d by Jaw. I 1 � " 1 . h.- rte 1nri uc>nt tu: ll11 must be que!lt taxes. I fn the only reso lutio n passed li7 1he deHn qUeI 1 tax list, Mr Cild - pllbl�s�ed �aeh year . with the lan�I ; the _c11unty commissioners UJil wel_l ,.aid . W3.'I lul publ ished i n I u p 1,1,h.c h l,1e la,ill'S hhe been paid mornmg 1 8 i:_:ross o f I " ..1 �8 ,or u se Meigs. Co unty in 1 956 but no fur I del!led th� second hme and new 1n the ce:ne t(lrie s Mem orial Day BtiGS i'AY OFF - Here is on a smail part of the crowo , dl'l� 1 n quel'l "s c adde d. Too, ;. sale of w.as ordered frJm ther effort" has been ma d e t.o colthe L. W. Par­ . that wail.ed for prizes during the ster Egg hunt at Middle­ lect the taxfs or to orfer the delin - 1 del inqu ent, lands mu11 be made ker L:impany, Clyd e, Ohio at $18.43 port Sunday afternoon. That bard working man with the lists, quent proptrly for sa le . each .vear 1 f the lega l process Ill t o per gross. oack to carnera 1 center, i:s Rotarian George Meinhart. -� • ·· - �- -. - -- Com m i�s.ioner, Dan Hart inge r I and Rol land l'ieu Ulin g present at the time of the diSl'Ussion . were of 1 �e opin ion th a t the delin quent : 11:.t shou l d be published b}' tbe audi tor but only i f the n ecessary lega l p rocedure is fo l lowed to coll ect the t axes each yea r there­ Over 500 y\)ungsters were estimated in the crowd that after. In a. sale of deUnquent tax . swarmed afternoon over U,,e green slopes of the Mid­ properties he ld abou t 10 years ago, they pointed out, !I large acre­ . �•�rt Roa�e park huntin If 430 priz!' eolored Easter age or coal lands w11 sold to lodi­ . viduala as speculation and that ff.,y llai� dao'tht.r ,r. Mr. ,a / the sam e Jandl i.re again delin• Mrs. WIiiiam Haji, 556 Lauul..i) Qff QSS aS q uent u the buyers at the delin• lound the "nugget" erg-Qold col..J. quent land sale have made few H J µred-.worl.h \$10, •hile l\<IQOrt , fanumO S any tax payment, on the Pro. SWan&.1n, aon of Mr.. and M:n. 4.J •' • perty. �arroll Swan,on, 219 s. Finl-av, / Much of "'- dotUnqUMt l■ncls,, ·OW found the 1iilver . egg worth $5 . . . . L itff• Kathf Thom, ,, 1 1 , of . The event WIii the annual Easter Rutl■nd, Ji apparffltly tryln• to &iii hunt sponsored by the Middle- · , follow In the foah..;., of her <port-Pomer oy Rotary Club as- , IH ndmoth.,.-even If thev lead ahted ·�y members of the Middle, 1 to tha ,...i,- o.n.rar Ho, , PItal. port Fire Department. Last S■p,NINr tha g,i11ndmoM ayor Kenneth McElhinney firIMRY LINk ed the opening gun for the &J"\Xl• ' th w, Mn. E th■I N,lson, fel l at h., 1,11, nd h ..... while .,.,hln1 ou, children who <>O ul d hard A �••., l �ow1 and 1uft■ r■d a IN'olc•n ; w take a step .....0 d lh e · · y • Five Western •�• 111 \whieh hn retuit.ct in ijevwal · Meil, men Weta)I · n a11 ro_pe witlwui U01 �ing ov L... _ . r to ♦Na tiNl,ffAi 1w the MUed t, 'Wfttetld · ah 1 ' .tittle �n, ,ut.., .•��;ii.., : . ' · ,. ,: , � of alic' d t!>�IJ .,.. lo , "&Jde-p� ol the,r · • ., .. ... . • · �r@>l'lf " .';;d t�:..�trJ/i�qth� ·· own. 1 ' • Y"t•rday- Kathy, th• 4■vwh• county eO&U't iHt payme nt of dam• Darabar• Stout of the cou nty ter · of Mr. ■nd Mn. Ed Thomaa, ages and oourt; eoaa. ·. . , -�e: �Ual r;;ilY of the Daughters �f Ame�ica� District 13, welfare �e_partm�nt staff, � ro u g� l Ruthind, fell out of a 1wl.w and Sheriff Robert' Hartenbach said CQn �, � ¥.atietta at seve� child ren fro� .the fhlldren s ■ lq 1uff■rN 2 �·�· • April 20, wuti a brohn 199 and lhat Pau l Sigman 27 Charleti Wake puty, presi ding . ly, Distri home to lhe hunt, . ah d saw that i1 now taki g er ct " De n h s,r•nd�htr'• Schoonover 26 and ' Ma; Co 21 The ,linual rally Of the Da u&ht· they � ad _treat, .dterwards at Rey• plan n Carrie • pethint. Mrs. fbi:Kathy 11 • all o f Rutla�d. �nd Bob Banefi, 20: en of America, District 13, con• trid Deputy, preaidfng. Funeral st!:rvlCos n ol da Dairy Store. curl• r for Th• o,uy S.ntlnal and Weeley Barrett, 24, of Dan- venes in Marietta it 2 p. tn., April Belle MClnt,re, of N�w Haven who The Golden Gleam No. ZM chip. Ha rold E. Hu.bbard, Hunt C�air- i n Rutl•nd. died at the Pleaaant Viiiley Hospl· ter ville, will serv e u hostcu Council were arrested • Ed • rs -11. for county of 20, with M . ith W ely, Di · man of I.he Rola�y Club, aupervtsed ________ tal Saturdl.y a[Jernoon after a with rice Mi u I va Griffin as &eneral s by r ________ �P Pomeroy atrolman Hena staff � f �ot a_r1an s _and vo l unteer ch_alrl.ady . Dignalariei. expected ia-Ion& illness �ill 'be held Wedneary Werry after they had d•m•ged ., help m en 1ssu mg the _ prlze11 w h lcb Middlep elude Mrs. Mary Link, State Co11n4ay at 2 •p.m. from· llae Church of ort Police the top of a new eon.Vertibe park- Wellston Man BIG Wi!'.INi!:I\S left, and "Robbi' ' Swanson, ranged from 50 cent p1etea to num• dlor, Cleveland; Mn. Harriett CanChrist. near Cotlagdille, w. Va. ed at a R oute 7 night club. hold aloft their gold and silver eggs good, for $10 and $5 at er ous_ kinds of merchandise, all eport Two Attests .� Y urt ningb am, state vice eouncilor, Clnwith the Rev, Clifford Shaver of Sheriff Hartenbrich said that the r1bu ted by merc�ants .and pr&on o � C h ief Her be rt Gilkey J n th� d Rotary n r ep -Firem or v ted e 2, dnnati ; Mr,. Ruth Broedlillg, J . an 3 sponso red oh ri.11 Do Easter Egg .Hunt SUnday in al Cahoon. Rout fi HendertoD, J.n char&4' and b u e e men had damage r the ar by fe im onal men of Middleport and two arrests over the weeke nd with releaaed from the pHt !bte collD.cilor, · Dayton; Kn.. . jumpi ng on the roof o f the n r as Wal� • . wlll be made In the Woodruff Mi�dleport. Pomeroy. Reuben Swa r tz . Thomas Fork, sti ll cemetcrr near the church. it wa s parked in the parlr:lng lot o f coonty J•ll � by Judci: E. W. Margaret Daniels, auociatc Junior in jail Mid People, following a hearing tn put sta te counci in dlep awa ort iting hear Cot­ In , born lhe nigh l spot. Mrs. McIntyre was lor, BycsvlUe; ing before Mayor Kenneth McEIcounty court Oil • non-111ppol'I Mrs. FlOlllie Wilson t.aaeville Aug. 24, 188:1 the dau gh­ , aSIOCiate hinney on an intoxication cha rge. c harae . Cahoon bad been UTttsted councilor, Akron ; n ci.r, state ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ham• M . SHAVER CITE D R unSaturday by !lbenff's offioen. Ralph E. Noel, ni o Hav New n, e PHt n, was state councilor, Akron: Wiayne Leo Shaver, Ga llipolis, ihon Boone. Oahoon WU orden,d to pay the Mra. Cecila Dunfee arrested by Middl eport po l ice on WQS cited -iuto state JealalaM� county court � or the eaae Surviving are her buauand, Tho­ and � were tiYe, Ulre City; Mn. Hazel Ander a DWI charse and has been TC-- by the Ohio" State R. W. son a · Haven; ratro 1 on Char· d mae M., New leased und er $200 bond for a later -eee of -.....m.. - 00 Route U - 13mi5sed w h e -D erran,:ements son, past s tate councilor Canton · <A Saving lives oow, as well as couhtlcss lives in the future Mcfol.)'re, New Haven; two daua:b· 7 S n were- made for paym� oo Ute Mn. ....,.......... hearing. , Edit h Betzing, chairman oi • da y. ten, Mts. Hit.el st�.kman, ID'D, ls t� double•b non-aupport charge. led objective of the American cancer SoOC � (S.. AnnU11I R■ llr P■.. Fl") Mc­ Grace Mias and 0-i Chlllicothe, ciety s Crusade . wh1cb opens today, accordip.g to Charles Mur. l"uneral services for William a. Intyre, Columbus, O.; two 11i1ten, ray, chairman of the driv' e here in Meigs Co'unt y. Swisher, 81, who died Saturday fdr1. Lydia Warner. Long Beach, "The SUCC"fiSi of o ur abort-range , ---�-�-"-----evening at his home on Ru81Lel l-s1, Calif.; �nd MJ"B. Vi r&inia Hussell, and long-range program, depend , Middleport will be held Tuesday Pt. rleua.nt; 1ux a:randchildren a nd upon, the &enerous cooperatton of · at 2 p·. m fro m the Rawlings-Co als fo ur a;r-eal arande�ildren. the public," said Mr. Mw-riy . f< ' tmeral Home with burial in Mid• Fogle­ lhe at call ma)' r1ends 1' "lf funds are available, we can dleport I-Jill Cemetery. song Funeral Home a!ter Tueada1 step_ s! P _the re11earch we now s�p · - . w M r. Swisher had worked at Hob· noon. , poµ In · �undred_s of l�ator1ei , aon u a macbinlat, reUrlnc in. 11>44. l�{ed .,)" more ., t �in l.opQ �icm• Survivlni: are tnree sons, Ern• tin, · wh,o .,. �ee,klna .lo . <iobtroi , }" ·• · . · t V e1 , A ,, nna he1m, Cali£. ; Marion, · 1111 · . ce tor U "1ol, &•a 1f fund 1 n l 1 lnte e r i}' -�• taken i� Toledo, O.; and Charles, of Sagi. "1i\n' -�flma - -;"i({ P iJa ' 1�allabre ·,,� . $1.n. � to,.,n elfl:(tiona IHt Tbvn- .Daw, "M.ith . ; two sisreh, Mrs. J51,. · ' needa iQ U\li iiro�· nf· WV--:, , · '� Pomeroy police inveitl&ated • c: · •tio �. ...J.,..111 , . • .;, whtn. c�t��tUl'ned:. Out bel�e Auth erson, Bradbury; Mn. p ubli �Q. ()' . t;l . .,,, 1 . mlnw aeeklent. Su.ndly •t 11 :411 . . fU, �e , lllri,ft' tqwn �rtha Carter,' New P1Ym0Ut h , O. ; . ll • 'VO� ,-to: ,o:levr;t .t hotJI , ve: -a0d education. 11 . a.m. a t the traffic' titffl. ,at the in­ o• ,.,.,.. ·L.· · w i. o ,11 · ,eteett.o11 and a brot-hcr, Earl , of Addison. . . vote in tiiany �s. , A 1 1 e. � , , Tbt' tersection of · 0ourt ·· anc1 Main .,.,_ m er��� u :,Citiz:ei!JI Ticket �Won Services will be conducted by the . cer ever y feu - without need. · ,streets. A ear . dri- ven· by Da11,1 , . I n Rev. Francis Glader . Friends mai · CtllNd9 W11J ,:on: elect.fob b.,.� a l•fle · ritl)ortv The <.:aneec 1'�1st.er, Gr,eenfield, IUft'cred about unue thr<NJ.Cbout A PtU� which ·•• w_h'iC:h the followiba' �re ele�\ed. call at the funeral ho me anytime . � dam91'! -when it w.a struell: ' , Mayor, E, . J, '1 CtlWSj• Recorder �8ua1, h H been desI&nated Cancer Jam es :t1 . c rump · 11. mf Cou by a back.mg car driven by Diane L: nditnen ontrol M�nth .by Aet of Conerea.t ( w: · Gibbs' D. Smith K. f" Ride Bond Kiay Kins, 109 Un.ion •ve, Pom· and . .Hre1lde n l Ewnhower. Tht1 · ­ ' ,...ung and • Earl '· g ., 01 1 H 1 Ye:tr n�ur, A. E. McM effe ctive ra U y.,, Mayor Court 1'1sher l"old police that his was 19 , again the lite-saving slog:ap of Fu:fds In a session o f J'lay or Charles Crlt�s Smith 8.nd Ridenou r a l l tihe' t;bu:d w- in a line 1twped al th11 ,Year's Cr.sade; "�uard Your . were · in�umben!.ti, During thei r Legar"s Com:t Saturday evening, t.be tf,titc Uibt. A oar abced of fa )' , Fi�hl c��cer w1 lh a Ch k, ec � . terms •�f offi �e they expressed in ­ Noah Hu.rl ey, Columbus, forfeited the .vebie&e stalled and Lhe lip� d a (. heci. te Ki!i& car •WIit -backed to ca around On t_he eve o� the drJve, Mr. Mur- reiiit In improviflg the town and a $25 bond on a ch.lrge of s peed­ mg on East Main•l'lll bro ught by th& parked car and ,truck tihe ray !Bid lll&t mghl that more t an in trying t o get a · water i;ystem. � Th� Pomeroy poliee. R. D. Boggess, Ra• pledge, or platform, of the Flahu oar. There ,,.,we no -in-Juriea l� vol unte ers arc ready to go 1 to o C itize ns TickN is: A new school cine, arrested by Pomeroy po lice .. c�l!)n in M�lgs_ C(!tinty. on a charge o f havlng no driver's 'T hey d�atr1bute informat on building 8:nd playgro und; bc!tl'r ! ts trnd roads: comp lete dust l icense, was fined � and costs. str ee m.i�erl�.I which 'A'.e know � be life. In a state patrol caae, Richard saving, t h e cha1rm�n Hid to t �,e control;J do u ble the number of M. D emoss fl!I fined $5 and costs s treet ight:i' � nd progres s t or the householder, of Me1,(I County, l on a charge of having a defect ive eYer tow w11y in n .v . urge you to save 011,r Ie•f'J"!t&, to head l ight. ___ Lall rttu fOr Shenl"an Granl 1tudy them SENIOI\ CLASS PLAY - Racine High Sc_hool senior class nolly, Don Weese, Mary Euler, Pally Roush, Doroth u lly and bttd step1pe..., qe 84, who died early tbelr advice -caref y Circle, to give yourself and actors and actr_esses are, front row: (left to right) Mary Grace Karon Holter, Jerry Lee and Sunday morning in an At.henl H0t­ your fa ily Play Directo r Carl Weese. Third p MEIGS GINElllAL HOSPITAL lbc beal .pouible m Stobart , Saradelle Rees, Joyce Carson, Margie Stoba-r t, Sheila Row: Don Beegle George pl'"1, wlli be 2 p.m. Wedneoda, chance Beegle Jackie Wigal JUfred ' Toney in lbe event that cancer ' Admitted Saturday : Cathern Custody Young, Sue Buck, Lqis Graham. Second Rnw, George Con, Robert Smilh, . Bob Wingett. ' from the RawHnp,-Oo,atl Funeral strikes. Cbie[.ted WobJOer r:cportcd one Wolf, Racine, Route :Z, Leona Win• Homt!l with burial in GN� Hill "And don't target , that tbUI dl- •rreBt in ltomeroy o'Vf'!t the'° week• nln(s , New Hl\'ell, W. Va. sent fo'r msrriage but is afraid he marry Berlrum will make Cemetery, Clbelll»re. the play· 1ea11e 1trike1 in two uut of° three end. Ernest P OunninBbam. Route Dtscharged saturda:,: Mr•. Ro­ won't give it if h e finds out that aU the more a musing anti . inter: SUrvl-vl.r\lg lll'e a dauahter, Mn. bou1eholds at o ne Om� or •nother.' l , 'Nf!M f.ntland, W . Va .• was ar­ bert Haynie and son, Middleport; her boyfriend is afraid o f horae11 esting. Mattie llodgera, Columbus, o.; • B)lt with prompt 111d ,proper treat­ rested ,and ,lodjifed in flhe county Thelma Daniels, .Pomeroy. and guHs. So she writes him exag• Pl aying the part of Hen rietta• aon, Stephen Dlnolth stephena, ment, one hall of all . thOH: who Jail on an intoxicatio n charge. Bl rthe Saturday: A son to Mr. gerating letters a bo ut Bertram in Dud ley, manager and owner of the Arlintton, · Tex.; a ellt.er, Laurie get t:ancer can be u.ved. Unfortun• hopes M r . Young wi l l consent to d ude ranch is Sarad elle H e wa s 1 released on bond for and Mrs. David Wolf, Racine Rees. Don· Colm.n, Leon, w. V-a.. ; , and • ate ly, treatment Isn't always pro, ·appee r,nce Tuesday night in- May­ Route 2, Mr. and M rs. Harold Win­ the marriage. Beegl e wi ll play the part of Jim­ "Dude Ranch", a three act western comedy play, will be gr1ndeoo, Raymond, Columbus, mpt so we are act ually aavJna onl)' or Charle; 4'gar'11 oouf!t. nings, New Haven, a son . Instead of wiring co nsent, Mr. Dudl ey, a prospector, and llenrie .t­ presented at the Racine High School Auditorium by the senio r Young decides to come lo the Dud. Admitted Su nday: Kalhy Th o m­ one ln three patients}' ta's hus qand. Their daugh ter, Sal­ as, Rutland, Mrs. Thelma Daniela, class tbjs Thu rsday, April 2 1 , at 8 p.m. A cast of slx girls and ley ranch to check Bert ram over, ly, w ill be portrayed by Mart:le LICINSa ISSUED TO Vt$1T AUSTRI A P o meroy. five boys, plus eight square dancers will stage the presenta­ first hand. Upon hearing of M r. . t, Hu bert 1 MeT STAITS TOUR Stobar A man'iage licenee ·bas been i> Young will be por• LONDON UPI - Soviet Pre• Diacharg:e� Sunday; None. tion, which is being directed by Carl B . Weese. Young s coming Wes!, a fake hold• lrayed by Bob Wingett, Barbara ' .aued In Probate <?OUtt to Otariea NEW YORK UPI - The New mier Nikita Kru1Shchev will visit . The aetting for lhe play Is Ule up is staged in an e ffort to make Young by Sue Ann Buck, and Hul­ Doflll-ld.oo, 22,- • laborer, Logan, and York Metropolitan Opera Com• Aualr"b in July pr Au gu 1t al the CIRCLI TO MIIT D11d l ey Dude Ranch, whert'.! Bar• and aunt, owners o f t he ranch. 1fr. Young think that Bertram is a da, t he maid, by Loi, Graham. IJrela - 21, clerk, di....,te, pany leaves for Boaton today to I invitation of Austrian Chance'l lor 'l'h• 1111e Friendly Cirde -or tbe Fed- b.e,a Y,;i1.mg, daughter ot million• with Bertram Weeks, a tender foot. rough and tough westerner. part of. Sam Banks, a ranch hand of Mr. Mw:t Mrs. kiilph. Barton of open the 7otb tour of it, 75-year .JuliUs Rabb, o·adio Moscow an- erated Church wiU meet Tuesdat aire Hubert Young, has come to Barbara wants her father's con­ A right, 1 11quare dance, and Mr. who al110 hopes to mariy BarbHa, lle<d>rille. histocy. nounced Su.aday nlgbt. eveniI)i, A,pril 19. l!pcnt the summer with her uncle Barbara wants her !�lbcr '& Joo- Young's collleDt for Barbua to (Seo 0vdo ..nch P- Flw/ • --'---- ' L Ohio, C._, ........ _.,. i., day, ..,... IMW flurr• flblJ nortti, .._. Mtt tltll ..,..,.... ...... dlmlnlthi"9 lfHa ■-..ti... Pair' 1M pold t."'9M, T.......,. t.lr W warm.r. Low �t 21-14. Forfeited 111 Legar'• ,~ Kine ., ......., reporn,d. Stet,hem Services To Be Held Wedoesday West Virginian S ent Weekend Jo 'Dude Ranch' Is Western Play Presented Thursday At Racine ' la Rel----' B Co w• I ..,.. . �' IJ i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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