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The 17-montb-old ch ild, aiven a one In two mllJlon ch an ce by sur• ceon, at the h ospital when she waa admllted last Tuesday, ls cutti ng down lbe odds wilh ea ch passing day. Sheriff • Roben C. Hartenbach la expreuing his appre ciation for t he contribullons he has rece ived as cha irmon of the "Kathy Sue Fund" to hel'p the parentt, Mr. a nd Mra. David White, defray t he costs of tho hoopital tre atmenl beina give n the little atrl. Several orga niza• tlon, have m ade sizeable contribu, Uona and one Pomeroy resident ha1 contflb uted PO a s an individual contribut ion. }Jowe ver, the 11herHf said t ha t eontrlbuUona, allh oUgh gen erous, are atill not com· 1ng I n f11I enoug h lo catch up wltb the mo unting hos1Pilal bill wh ich is f1lmbin1 '1 lbe nte 01 more lban •100 per day . In addition, the ch�e for sur• gery 1, expected to be over $! ,OOO . , Sllerifl Hartenbaeh ask• that co/ltrlbuUons be turned Into his ollice, eith �y' mall or penonally . . He mi •·• n�•'· ut hor'-·' u.cu ,ny person to aolicil· JID11tributions for the , flllld, tie' aaid. Cop,tributions today have reach ed olmoat $IIOO, the ah erlfl said. , :· �1 1'f� _.J D0W8 Today , tJlle l"'... u,Url TllrDru . s.;, , 1 eavy ote ......,..9rillinc Ex eeted Here In pp • rnnary .. Volunteen· •Al!iked To AiAd-�n1 • ·8� 1.nl "' ddl~ port today f.or ml - in 1o& ...... Yaeatldli-Bible. 1>o111 to belJ> Sd!ool {.> be at • meet.inf .:ru..day m ill lbe Heal:II Methowt. ��?4' ff v -. - · By ROBERT STRAND · Caryl Cliessrnan .was exeSAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UP!j t. I , , .;used today. . " ;He was gassed to death at San Quentin Prison in the cUniactlc finale of a fight for life that spanned 1 1 years, 10 �•-= y The Ma Snl mrrtinc WI be ill .i.. lb5 and 7 days. mon Prediction, ol. a heavy primary c!wll• of "'-· lllJ' l'tcutlo, dean · . Attorneys fo,r Chessman fought vainly up to the zero hour of lbe ■-1, aided by the. Rev. vole in Meig, County continued Of 10 a.m. (l p.m. e.d.t.) to set aside the ninth execution date Raymon KonJa;cbt, - ·,ont _,, today .•llhou&h forecutt of a liiht The - I. ocbedu led to be- vote 1n Ohio predominated fol, fo)' the 38-year-old Los Angeles kldnaper-robbe r-sex terrorist. lowm� • eolort,u_ and l,15ueleu M rs. Iva Lawrence (left) ll\d Mrs . Grace All en are pictured In front gin JW1e 13. the Portland Post ,\nd even as be slumped lifelessly in bis chair-straps In the PJ't'-prtmary ea mpaI1n. j Office , each holding the youngest member of �er family. - Sentinel Photo. OC\ajonal, pastel-green gas chamber, letters and telegrams About the onl1· "oonte11 " of on IIOb,ed into Gov. Edmund G. Brown's Sacramento office from I absorbing nature OD the ,tale lev. m>/ind·lhe world pleadin that he be spared. 1-i., el •�:-eared to be the life-or-death OSf Y 0Uf peO 1uc · Brown, an opponent :1 eap• lpolitica lJ •truggle between Gov . . c menc Cheu of for Caryl y �� Kai P,uni1hment, refu1ed to interMike DiSalle ,nd Cleveland's Ray fen wilb lbe execution. He &,rant• man? "" T. M1ller for rontro l of that city 's e, Brown pa u,ed, "r111 llealtatin ct,...m■n an 11th hour NO· Democratic orpnwttlo n. • w I put lbis matter ovc;r 6r 80 da_y, s 1 vi Feb. 1 9 10 the California be • . oth action., are aeeking lo con! -B cause I hope d 90""'"":nl wouid · �tur• could con,ider a captrol the Ohio delep\i on to the no . . Jen ·•RH belpin1 �er husblnd and. 1fliJ - pu nishm ent law a nd beca u,e llappen S<> we wo uld not lutve · to By Lowell Wingett · Tb)rty-nlne dop •nd over !:Ml tlonol nominalinl eonvention of George Warth, that hardy old pioneer who was Melj:s coun• 19-y, ar-old· ion, Barry, In lbe 14)-. of fears lb at his exe,ution mi& ht execute Caryl Cbeooman." ownen and obaerven attend I their party. Earher Brown said.. "l donl ty'sllrst mail carrier, probabl:y would snort with indignation mato pa te� when, th ey were ..� · lrltl"' demonstration, 11atn.t lield triatt held by th e lleip Coun • Locally, nobody wu 1iving alIf he knew that a woman mali carrier daily passes bis last lilll I0,000 lomot ,. _,· Pnaiilenl E iaenbower on his know w'he!ber • ca n ty Coon H unten' 'A•- 1· ation sun- tractive odds on any candi'·te , •u.- a:.v oe pla, God m these cuea·. day al Eagle Ridge, Roy Arruea, win by a large marsi• in lbe hot . Am\"Ican tri· p. resting place along the Oh io river acroB& from Ravllll8wood lira. Allen's h usband, Wesley , �••. le,W at11..-e refused to ban _ ,.,d today. contest betwee n eight GOB candi• and serves more mall patrons daily than be reached in a week Allen, la • conotructlon -ker nalt;J . pe Winn e n were: hi, tree, " j x, lb dales for two nomiruilions for " A a . and alao ...... H 1ubsli\ulo! mall · of hard river travel. d he WOI power)..,. to cepl Sunda y by truck from. Park- carrier· for the rou te. Jin. . LIW· '� owned by Cla ude Sanda, Wilming. county commiuioner. It continued S _ . �f only nty's u Co 01 course Meigs• · the C1llforni1 Su-: . • ersburg and the o utgoi ng mail 1• ton, Va.; 2nd, tree, "Ace,", own• tu look like a "photo finiab.' rence'• husband 'worb at the woman mai• i carrier, M rs. G ra ce Pl'8'lf Court voted three llmes by , p icked Ga i l Weaver, Park ersburg ; ed by up every afternoo n by the Kaiser ·� eanwhile , accordi ng to the , p lant and non i1 E. Alle n, Portland, does not lrt· Leba a i _,1.._• v.ott again1t recommend- . • truck on its return trip. lat, li·ne, "BeUe Star," owned by Umted Press International, an eati. , clerk. , towns hi p or e lves, o battl w e, no ca by l ve Mrs. Allen this year la receiving Johnny Swisher, Vinton ; 2nd. line , mated one and a q uart.tr million Lady rural rollte carrlera are inc> c,m._,c)". hide from Indi ans. B ut . abe is e:itate Supre me Court voted her "Sarge ," owned by Bob Eaale, V in- Ohio voters will hit lbe volinK Sale Drivi n g award from few . Mrs. Allen fib y 111 knows o f o nl doing a responsi ble job and do· t e lbe Ame H previo us t aybooths Tuesday for the 1960 prist ton . office a departmen , , .. � in,, t;, one in thia section, a l ady Ing it well. She daily serves 196 �1 po ln t clemen o deny y-l a •p mary to decide delepteo to the ugnlfleanl achievement lo In Itself Ga co lee � 5 L _ !MIO I special c lree for all. About CO UMBUS UPI lli a unty. She l nothing rural box holders on • :io m ile lUon for • ';"11 of b abe.. Ohio bigJi achoo! •l!lde�II MltO\I "lllaekle," 'ow ned bf Allen Doui· Uonol conventions and I.lie rates of her ro le covers aome_ hi lly wiuaual �Psf! •· ;Ill.� #II' e!' ut ll a H d n a , • ro ute and, even in lhe m ost in• 0rti�n • 01 Leb�aon lll�tillile< �•: Iva_ li� -D.. liik aiul . lhe .,,_ �- �-- •. clill)i lhat tban 80 �1111- and � ' Jll!, . .§/!ade, DI first wllile la tile •b apedal lauu. L..,..., l'lj cleme nt weatb.or thla pa,t win• .P Oif thE ,u:i.- level, ollli two ai viai<m, . "Dinah.' owne;f � Wu nGt � o bolilhiq ti, • Clllllli e• �J•iliY• qu;;i ti • ••• her -It p llill,:_ ,t,t �, · ' 1114,r ter, made her entire route . d a lly �fed 11 conlut are up for grab& - one for ra e was es nce car Racine, Johlllon,. Lawre .IPock p�ttment three-day • m . ha . com t. n lai one only ' d' She m' h "" 'Of e 'Ut . , wJtb the exception of miaaing one p i today ��a a request teg u: 1 1 tive aeuion ending S unday. . !int. a uditor of it.ate and one for Ohio hou s�keepmg t.aa�a During the deep anow laat wi nter .•Alao �lecl shott section once when th e road so Chessa eta 'i ution SUJ\reme Cow1 judge . [ � ,�h seven children, three sbe had to g e t out her r._ car for t'..!_iet Educano11 and highwa_v measof was impassable. 0 e Four Democralll are In lbe nmI the Ponl and, Ibis sh ould be e n• j 195 lime, each d ay for two we_eki :;..�7 � :.. llJ'08 took lbOSI of the ••tenllon M wao n City Driver The Portla nd ,post offic e is IV/_ nin,: ( or auditor, with the · winner ough to oecupy her hme but and pla ce the mail m the box:ea.. of the youthf ul lawm aten at t.be A ce· unning this fall against i�cumr , Funeral services for MrS. Edith strictly a female organization as wheo J went to Portland to lake The anow was too deep for her eviden Here ad icu Lod C..J :1 . ao , ninth ,_J_ annual YMCA-spon red e . · tt· has been for the past four George D. Saxton, Mason City hent James A. Rhodes. who 1s un• .,.u.u, ���-Che"'ma n II mnlh ex- ercise i n practical go\leinment. M. Gibbl who died in MeJga Gen• yea rs since the ;retireme nt of vet- a picture of the . ladie11 Mrs. Al- to driv,e to the side of the road. . . tl ecu o n p 1n 12 years. He was morn• w _,,. 1b ey meI uded meae:ure1 �mg era! HospiW early Sunday •.. lodged in tbe conntY .jaU la8i o )J<>led on lbe Republican side eran rur al can-ier, Harry Swan. tirice condemned in Los Angele, But there wu interest in ihe � , i 1 n 11 will be I h night c h arged t w 10:30 r o e u DWI I )Jor )' :umo"'llon, for "'!"p Ill 19'8 fll4' tlclna11Pln1 for robbety ( G race lor Ill me rourt OP ��d .:::.i:� �: �: ; .;. m. from Mrs. Allen look over th e . route drovers llcellles, train block sys- by Pomeroy police. Saxton • car . a lter serving •s the post mostress e , w here the,!. accompanied u t,y bodily harm, • l dg �. bas f"ne pe U ·struck had rock a at wall the Fo1leson1 Funera l Home in tor 11 yeara. Mi's, Iva Lawrence p r teme, lining. of highways; revoca• b uo ..,�., -nc-� l l Th • . l ' mw .-1 d t I d d ca.n t a es, me u .... ormer Gov. . t . ' Monk and WesI " .w1a m-s Ma10n . 1·ton of J.umo_r probationarr 1 icen· . ey Run . a young Portland native, 111 post story hahltuel ses . crlm noof an w,fh medium dama ge to Ul_ e car. C. William O'Neill. Others are wh •lllcurt .,.... -... ,liho Wll born Oct. 19, 1885. in m iatresa pow. She replaced, Mrs. 1ola hon, and ,,,.,.. for v el&J1 _ l l, o He w1U be given • heari ng TU6- Willard Cam pbell, Colum bua al• ses Cor gifted .students'. clifion, W. Va., living · m oat of her Loui ae Brewer who sened as ect. n Ralph w· ter Loci' Clll • . DHth Row atlme I belt-selll Other measures caUed for la- day evenmg before ' Mayor Charles· toU:ey M · W. there. Her d eceased parents Ing post m istress _ when Mrs. Al• (d w ivtflor, NIM■ught ,... 1 1� bellng . . former Pub�c irtiliti� Alben Cartwrigh t and Lllvica Jen J;>eeame carrier, of drugs and llo use hold Le2ar. �in and Inclement cold weather failed to dampen tlie and wwllwlde ,ymbo ho Commossion 111ember; �• u1 W· l In t ----· i g h t. E4wirds Conwr spirits of 251 Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts Saturday aad produclll to describe lolllcs ban• B!owo, Younglla!lm attorney, and ln■ lol unl In addition to their d utie s w 11.n Sunday in a C rnporee .Survi vors Include her husband, ning o f beer sa l• lo min.,:. un• •;>ICIAL SE$SION Fairground. _1.,. - t c.ipi p .,,_ t M a held at the ei s Coun y Ricbard Murray stew■rt. Akron ent� bolh dep�rtm e c offi th post e "'-"': der 21 and restricted use of cor• �b, of M ason; five 1001, Albert Th e MeiG'R - County commission- attorney. C am_poree rrector Ral Spencer of Pomeroy said It was During . his yell'll on Death Row porste a nd la bor or iu . . and Delmar, both at home ; Paul llrs. Lawrence . a nd Mn. Allen &an lio n f or the biggest event Of its ,�d in the history of the district. " Chessman saw 93 men ·and on e 0£ the 308 special issues, 1 87 funds to aid political organira- � :::fWci: ::'in�: h:W .::: and 1'1.oyd, Toledo ; and Marion, To- im! mothers w1lh am1ll children . 1 1 are tax levy propGSals, 55 are woman pa11 h)J cell enroule to tions or politicia ns· ledo; two ■isters, Mn. Ire ne Mn. Lawrence baa three children, Besides 25 1 scouts from 17' troops and _posts, 49 leaders took traruoacled by 10 o'clock. __ bond issues totaling _______ 52 million dolt h e gas chamber o nly . Sue, . t pa r In the Camporee. Alio attending were Robert Siler, field Wheeler, Bellaire ; Mrs. He le n the younge st, Brenda Iara and 66 are miscellan eous He wrote four b o oks, lncl u dln1 ou ng s y l A ' . Mra. n' o ld 10 month• k J · - ex ecutive, �nd_ Wllb,ur , ' Barker, Clifton, w . va.; a brolllu,r, Dic son, district committee chair• questions such as charter revis"C ell 2'0!5, Death Row," wh i ch le 1 5 ter, dau a lso a est c h ild, ma p Pt. Pl sa t. . . CUit o n; a nd ea n n both of Herma n Cartwrig ht, ions and roning codOI. h sold copies. millloll• lea a.If , o l,tlOO ven of 1;000 ■I poaslble baa ints Mrs. All e n p .. }' !>Ill a crimp In two phaae, 10 arondch ildn n and, lour ...,at m onths old. ------� H is mote· than ,100.000 In earn• and won gold cerlllica te s. Th e top Ml'I'. Lawrence, of the l)'l'oaram: children and . anndchildren. , ce the legal i g rA 'large camp fire had , beell ran k� plllrolJ received "gold n ug. � • helped llDIIi Jnlerment wlU be in the Ad a ms• three. moves he muler-Iilldd ed h imae ll etll. and 1, o l lflc n The poal o e I P � l vllle Cemetery In 'Mason with the built Jn front of the grandsttnd · ( . . . P " o cheat the ta• ch amber. He l This lbe cl a ly f d o wao e rri a c t ou room, . Red m o tw In ted a c o l ll half filled with peren for e . Rev. Richard Wright In cbar1e. m m a de nearly Salurd a 50 appeal• t y o vari o us ornm_g and a fternoon. , -Jenda may call after 6 p. m. lO- Lawrence home. MaU i1 rece i ved Saturday evening ceremoni:, es. MOSCOW (UPI) - R'ISP,I • May Day parade this year fea•• at lbe office every morn1n K ... When the downpour come, the On Su nday mornmg th e Rev. D■vls courts. day •t the funeral home. lured a, massive show of mili.ta ry might including a 1,000-mile . . activity was moved under ,the ot Rutland cond ucted ch urch serAnd whll• on DNth Row, the ballistic missile and a self•propelied 16-me b atorruc field, ,..,_., ' grandstand cover but m any Sco ulll v ices In the new Grange exhibi t k g t ": : 1::: :n�� gun. l'f/ were lhorougbly 'soaked anyw&y. I buil� ing with Bruce stalnaker 1 i�:� delivP.r a major roreign Policy adva��: : iz e;; � �:: :o:: g� 1 g hymns. eadm L ta · · -Then when th e Scou went up dress . Athletic Director Howard Knight .......a . _ t�mg ht a t a meetmg o two ....,.. wtirdtn who ,._ ing up to the "m ammoth . ' inter- Clltzens ...,. ....__ One of the colorfu l events took o the hill to crawl into pup tents croups dedicated to pro- of Pomeroy High School received · ol Son Qu,otln died, illnl med ia te-range missil e . The parade c there Were some th.c bad not been pl�ce S8t urday nIIh t-b fore the -' a incl uded am phibious arm - motmg world eonom 1c develop- a ·letter today about li ke one rehM all ram-when the . campfire was .As he '-'Jed demonstrators • 1 •o• lso · , · l. y laid out in accordan�"" �th ,u de- ce 1ved by Racme's · Donald Wol fe -.u of A mer1can troop carrien• tanks • and ment u p.� ored Uabted by d pp g a torch, on a leltlng apjaot hla •execullon o!UB· 'IVOIII l o lali ns n o how o fenae security. N(Q Sat urday. Bolb came from OU sthlloin• todly, ower f i eld artlllery. Eisenh dent Presi WASHINGTON (UPI) wIred Irom tre top m o f lbe grand, tared oulllde th, Sa n Quenti n Ei,enbo wer will speak a t 10:30 letic official, who are 1n charge of n ,round water. A few Sooutt were . n lnated two new members of the Feder&! Power Co�41o ita s, tire governor's lll'I DSion i n , tt d ho n me by a re taken paren m. (edt ) at a dinner me eting of arran&in g Cl asa AA and Cla11 A p. ,-. .. v GO fll,e CHICA UPI i not ·'wlU ,. · -- -• and the Whlle House announeed that be benc. efortb turned Sunday morning. -S.cromenlo a n d tli e 1lllte Su• dent Ric hard M. Nixon says the . the comm 111ee ror Interna11· ona1 SEo •-·-ball touma mentt. , mer ..-me Court build ing in San administration will p sent lo COD· Economic Growth and tbe ComTop feat ure ol the Camporee, , select commission members us J'llpresentlng etther consu letters bot h ■&reed that The re ' ,--said Mr. Spencer, WU th e Klon• l'nn,cisco. n• qr oil inter_ests. . gress or th e America n people Ih le m itlee lo Strength en the Fron• what offiials did List week on GovernOl' Brown went o ut lo t he week a voJuntary health inaurance ti�• ot Freedom. I formerindu1try. 1o<t: •111111 . dike Derby. TDhil plt•·d w••••J■ £' ' I .,.v_.. '"lclied tourney d atrs was wron1 and they ...,1-wh -• o..,er .... r "'.. Press Seerelary Jame1 C · HaI· in eompeUtion from , common II} •. demonskalora before the execu• lan lor the aged. qenl of the Federal iuruu of Ill· wanted to try again . p . l · lion. laidor Zlffersleln, • spoke•• CANTON, o. UPI - A ..... Mr. Knight said the tourney ..111ptlon, Thoma& 1, lk)n�,.. of erty ,aid the Prealdent In ,ubm l s1an1n11 poln� progrelSIDI throual! . Nix on sa id a Democratic apon• or the g up which bad f n • New Yark,. to suceieed William R. tins the nomlna!�ona to the Ben· 13 ataUo� by · compaq and per. on the eeral gutted fire hav� been moved ahead one arm dates c 8;1 • sored pla n of compulsory Insur ro . r, ma not designating forming outdoor m isalo na at each. m aintained a n all • night vi,gU, ance through bl'Ol,dened Soc ial � exclusive Drake Hotel here Sun- ,eet. TJ:us puts the Panthers in Connole. Th� ,Prelldent refuaed to ate today :was c asked the governor: reappoint Con nole boca uie be felt anyone as re preee n.tati ves of th� AU but three patr ols actliev ":d at curity coverage is not the ana- day night, cau1J11g damages sti- Belpre tomorrow at 3:30 p . m., and oil or gas buaae Ou uneq uiv ally Jn favor Ar , , . to $ at mated if the P a nthers win they 11 go to 000 $500 000 250 be could 1et "a better man for the �����rs or the wer bea use it would fail to prooc )' "' Chief J� Webster drove Pom• An ot r num ermined undet ens May 5. A win there would Ath be it Jqb. need who e the tect peopl the eroy's new POllce cru iser for the uThe Presi·d ent d e I Inot thi nk mill loh ll,iesU· 'll'ere routed whe n the blaze have them entertainin1 on 'May 7 of four moat the some Paul A. Sweeney, veteran IOV• firat tim e Saturday m o rntng to Clai alew ms e ay it ahould be, Social broke out, apparently in the base- the winner ol the bottom bracket 'ernment ittomey and now a Jul· th is Is \h w lead the Eastern hig h school band person& over 65 without ctice in pra e b h t has en e •t gh u tho m• o n w s a l, m ent of the several ground Door wh ich includes Lllnculer. tite Department officia Secur i ty. File On i. II but parado lbrourh Pomeroy he PHI," Hagerty to<ided. t e f lb o term s The *heduled game with Jackhe t . ut o inatecl 14 fill Moreover, the vice president hopa. None WU inj ured. doubtlul. If It will co Into aervi� - The Pomeroy o lfice o l the Bu_ The presa secretary adm itted it interthe at son l ated o tomorrow will have to be reh tel., e oc Th lsory u com ts' a of id au a e s r Demor i" , l,.te JOhn B. Huaaey. lhe e ym o . Un,mpl nl Compensafor some ti me, Chief Webster Mid p O ,ent• PPC bll come under cri ti· WBI true that .consumers �pre . le who don 't section of u. s. 30 and Ohio 43, K heduled.. peo program on reporti 26 new claims li compels filed tod a p - ---ed a large segment of tbe Un ited i Yate pr when of Barnett the known as wu becauae a '1ately ' neur i etam • �.. new two-way rad io to be d urinc !Oie laat week, bringing the want and don t nee health s. used McKinley William nt e STOCKS UP Preoid It. to take to to ance nde claln11 week for 33 . cootraola made with memben by Stale ________ tal Fu n� s«nicfll for Jam.. Haw- installed i n the Pontiac purchased 5 lo entertain there. II waa called NEW YORK UPI Stocl:a l t'llomel G. Corcoran, an attorney ley, C�lft, II• 88, who died at by the Pomeroy co uncil baa not Int Saturday. b i [ assUDiing pened o lll before illi lner i r he hi& M lly e h t today in topr...Dlinl • pi pel ine !inn . l'Ati UPI WASHINGTON 5 am. If•�· General Hot- been received and delivery may be , ·The tnW for the same week last moderate trad ing. Connole'was re1onled 11 • pro-' dent Eisenhower is scheduled to present name . pit■!, \ti. It, · hel<l_ W�n�day at' delayed for some lime , 11 has bee n nor w11 418. . ----·---C<Jllilwner member of the comml•· lwl._.. fu-•I Home, Mui• 2 'p.m. ttom: I • Hobaon C hurch of learned. 111e decisi on H to whet, have d i to sa wu y Busae And , · Wai he r or not to UBe the cnolfer with· bot-ry-a•, Pomtl'O't', will proYide Chrial I� O,riltlltn Un ion . If, teflected the fe1lin1a of the gaa choir& olont It■ ■ld-•l k Tu•" Mr. IJl,¥Jey had been broucl\l out a radio wUI probably be made · c1oy ...ni .. for ...,..,,_ of to lhe hbllplttl ab out 3 s.m. today at I meeting ol tile Pomeroy oou n• • ,• -'• In town to llahn to olOC> by the Middleport emergency unit. ell tonight. --- -ner. i m cdJI dil�bled 1 wa, e H llonlion roturm offr lho Dolly . He ia .....,l</ed by M• 'I'll•; Spar• SyraCU!le Par nl8 PA oysttm ... llnol e ill�; It'chlldreil, Norman, Delmar, , 9lnln1 ,...,I 9 ;. 111, ' THE UPTOWN Yet, with these fact ors consid­ 1-:0LIJMBUS UPI - Statisti• aa large aa Cleveland and three ""iaons and lists 10 other factors Jamea Jr., Ernest, Mr,. Geor1le To Meet Wednesday j -,.blcH may infiuence the vary in( ered equaJ, Cleveland posted a A meelln& is scheduled for Wed• ca lly, the thre at of the electric times larger than Cincinnati. :All Molp' County offlcn In W•lker, Mr,. Alfred Farley, Mn. 3.9 murder-mansl augbler index lo,od •• fl..,,.. MIPPllod In • n11111ber o l c;rimes In ciliea. tho court ho- will lie elotod i. Eli Ebersbach, 111 ol Cheahlre, R,D nesday al 1:30 p, m. al the ho me cha ir has failed during the J)ISI e , publ ic la.st year ,compared with Detroit's clim&l Include 'rtiese Crime Uniform, annual Fil'• t,be keep n e a tho me; of o h at rote o n t five oh J years icbard Mro: of d cua a Syr In r e ll Bak � l au P wn ii Doy, Eloctltn mornw for SponlONd by The Frank, bolumbua, -0,; and Mra. for all Syracuse parentt who w!Jh alaylngs In Cleve land and. Clncln• RllflO"-- the murdl......,n,t.....,. atlltudes, court Policie s,' ra tio of 2.7 a n d Cincinnati's -4.1. dKidod thl1 IINll'lllt11, Thill mean1 that ■bout four out tor r■to - ll0..000 lllf'Ulollon pOlice to - population and compooiDonald �•nley, Middleport; 23 to have the pool a t the home of nail below tbat of Dttrolt. Detroi t, Jargeat cit, bi a .,tate In the '- Ohio cities ho■ ••· tloli •nd economic slatua of the of every 100.000 people In Cleve• FI,.. Wonlon, Vldw '-hr Hid araod children and five great Judge and Mra. Hannon O'Brien land wu kllled by • hot, b..ded 11' noon INay 1h01 tho St.to lton aran\lcblldretl •�d . a 1l1ter, Mn. m ade available to their chi ldren wh ich ha• not executed ,anyone - the Demit rm Heh pO);liilallon. AH ln<lulfrlol C:ftltffo ltH. ._ at •or yea,· r• u m cold •blooded •layer, and that more f reports 11 r o yearo, on .,.,nln, •nilfo ho■ loMn Beulah ·Tipt o n, St. Clalrtvllle, O. lhlf a u mm e r. 3 r' oN ELECTION Nl(lHT . All ilme mldweatem cities an, leif lbm lhre,e of evezy 100,000 Supporte:n of lbe death penally Fr1end1 may coll at lbe Rawllnga The mee ti ng ii for the purpose dera and manllaueJ,ten Heh llflN onol """"' may· loe ,......, . rtrst Returns �peeled tr .,....., HoWII-, ho ut9od ' Coate Funeral Home anytime. In• of panning the aummtr pool pro. year tba!I' either o! Ohio'• two for murders remind that figure• lnd1111rlal centers with their share hi J.l!ittoll m:ot d'mh .the same ,\IIOUt P.M. •luma and crowded ''loUCh" whole tlory. Tbf· l tllot •nf .....,. , i. •�r,fytty t-•n! . wiil lie In the Gravel !flit gram and lo arran1e for lb� bir- lar1e1t cltin. Bui : lljl . ti9Jl�tatlon !ail' to tell the oilier �o e evnlrill J ' · a and'� n pwo Ing of Uf ·"'11rd. . ' of "S�l, la , )- · , C,X,�i �I�' • ' , fj:.I 4 " 1 �• ·'�,;.J·� t, ( • ,.., .., . :, • ·l. -,.;:,.. �' ....,,. , �?.!� . · fJf o Mrs Alle·n Is Coun·ty s nly M / Ab ple , Dogs n.._ rform BefOf A die da" Larg UD y U ence ' , ..,,, � oman Mallin ,.,..raor �=�-lle cl , _ Gib Sem · •,..,.., �t111(! Will � He-}d 0Ii. � CUil .L:.estfay fu :�t�\� I Student KnOC· k • } OUt Capita • bment pllDlS w. ·uee I . - -----In J • . 251 Scou·ts, Explorers Jom ·' · E In Fo••.ground Camporee vent an o· ' · - · - -· - ·- - · - ··-- ...... _ __ 2 S�l\lGLE Death Ends Chessman's 12 Year ,_,ttle To Escape Gas Chamber -™i:eb Ap-... To California Kathy Sue ls Reducing Odds In Her Favor 0 • kateria.1 Dtn■pd .,r illl!Cllp]ete Ohio: G._.olly fair 11M ff toct.y, fair alNI not N cool .._ n'1,ht. Tu.odoy ...,tty ,-,., 1v1,. -1., ooct,- - Hlt,h t.­ doy 65-74, 1- ,....... -ty 41L Po111eroy,Mlddleport, Ohio , 11®'1,ay, May 2, 1960 14 2 Million To 1 0 • Jlatfftal. to llicrroru. WEATHER l I --- ....,.::_::._....il'qio1 Pi-o �cococ1 D OVDsiw cOV\lr 18 thia SIINt viC:., Ill' i, 111ch> aaili <;:: 1ke InVOkes New 'At Large . t P0lie. FOf Fpc AppolnI,'... n s I .; n• Deadline News OON'T MISS .;:7.,::.,·:: I ae· ° 000 M"lJ e Missile Wheeled Along In May Day parad __ L}ed If:._ D"ltiidl �,wier Died Tod In Ge)a'ay, . ·a} Me1gs •r ertln r Diamond Dates MOVed Ahead 'II O ny ne w eek Dolice Must .t _ "ai1 LODP"er For Crw"ser 26 N Reported Are 'lie Eleetric Chair Hasn't Slowed Murders In Ohio's Cities .,,..,_ad Election· Party • Daily Sentinel II'. 'I �- AAII � ' / . ').+ ... . l'f(. I., \: ' ' • • Iii' fa•lcQ .,...IPns.,' ...,. �Daily Senllnei Pomeroy,Wddleport. •• Clifton Society News :t-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middreport, 0., May 2, 1960 =------------:;--:---c-:;-:------:;-:-;---:- --­ .. ·· New Haven PERSONALS --· Amy Roush,, dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roush has aC'(>Om• panu,ci lir. and Mrs. Hobert Clari: and family of Wavl"r!y tu 1 , if Mexico City, Mexico, tor several weeks. Tiley wiU visit Mrs. Clark's parenUi. CHURCH Ml!ETING Th(' ( ll flu11 . Letart and r:reham Mr and �! rs Victor Si re-et and . S t a l H 1 11 \lethod1s\ Churthc:. mel al family of H1d1mond. 0 . , werf' rP- 1 h ,· 1 · 1 1 1 1 on s1K1al room� on Wed ernl visitors 111 town . 1 nt•�d,,y , \lt'DJO� for a 1w1 l uc k dinMr. and M r!> h ;rn Layne an d nn ,.ft,·r· wtuch the lasl q u ,irtcrly h m 1Jy of Anderson. Ind., Wf're 1111:"t • l i ng 1,f thl.' year was held. Dr. - - - -- -- Cl,md ' "11llins, D1�tric.-t Supt., pre- ---========'--===;;;...====�--. I1 •• , .�idf'd J'r, senl were. from Letart : Alma 1 1 1 1 1 . N i n11 Junes, Garnet Ati•n F: laine McKinney and Mr or1U )lr- Clair Severy , ; Graham S t a t 11in Esther Brown, :\fary Bum !a(.irrit• r . Frarircs Wood and Mr. and .\I n, St i11tlt·r Hart: Cl ifton: H�v . and ·11r� J W Hanlon, Thurman Ycuni:.:. Charles Z i mmerman, }fr <11\d .'Vl rs . �·C"rris Justis and loan und Dale, IH belle Brown, Kent and Kevin, Clara W i Urnms. Helen Barker, Mabel Johnisun. Olivia Young, Frieda Henry and Dr. Collins. IIRTHDA Y PARTY VOT E FOR Stan ley J. ;' Blazewicz '' ' FOR. ' Thi& Plcturt1 Talr:•n Mlrch, 1 9'0 I ',_ - - -- ---- weekend visitors ol relutives here. Recent guesls oI Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boyles and Mr. and Mn. A. L. Stewart of Pt, Pleasant and Mrs, Okey Sprouse and chil­ dren, Tommy and Virgit1!a Alice of We!!t Columbia. Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. R. F. Bryant and Mrs. Fred Batey were visltora in Parkersburg Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George• Rickard of Steubenville and Mrs. John Fish­ er of Cadiz were last week guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Ed,gar Layne. Mrs. William Chisler has rt• turned to her home here after spending I he past 1everal weeks visiting relatives ln Pittsburgh. She was accompanied home by her daughter, Ann, who has been training for the ipast several monthfl al St. Frances Hospital, Pithlburgh, She will return to finish her nurses training at St. Joaeph Hrurpital in Parkersburg. Mra. Joe Graham and children of Portsmouth, 0. , were Sunday gue1ts of Mr. and Mrs. Robert John1lon and t·hlld-ren. Betty Kelly ls a patient at Ple11ar.t Valley Hotpilal. • David 3"ohnston who has spent · ihe past two weeks visiting �ii 1randtather, Wayne Johnston at Madillon, Ind., returned home. Henry Buck ls a mQl:llctil patient at Hol;>.er Hospital. Steven Roush is a medical ,pa­ tient at Holzer Ho11pital. Word has been received of the recept death of Mn. Sybil Lester of Spencer, W. Va. Shl' waa the mother of Charles Lesler. Orville Lee Jeon la a patient at Holzer Hospital. I COU NTY ENGl�EER • • '' IN THI !A .-, ·1 1 1 Republican ·y:r1mary May, 3"' I Bluewlrz 18 seventy two ,� oJd: ip. �pent was tiorn Otl. 188! and 11 seveaty e,ghl yea,e old. Graduate of OSU Col leg� of Er,gineering He hos many years of e�p,ritnc e in building rOGlds and bridges with the Ohio State Highway Depo rtment. • Competent, qual ified G- conscientious. He is. lic:ensed as a surveyor as well as on a"lilineer. ' '•• Ra owned and llllp Ceunty In drove one of th,, lint aulomob!lea and la IIOl4' a licensed driver. Paid Pol. Adv. .. -r ·-�- umbw spent the week end at the bome of Mr. and Mn. Norman Schaefer. Lou Diehl visited his sister, Mrs. Lona Roec-her in Cheater Mr11. Ruth Dougla1 and children visited her ruother, Mrs. Emma Fox. ·Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S'mlth visited ln Antiquity with Mt. and Mrs. Lowell r.kNickle. Mr. and Mn. Ben Foi. and family ,;if Z&nesvillt 5pent 'Sjlnday .it the home of Yn. Emma Fox. Frank and Edward Dailey of Radcliffe visited Mrs. Fo:x on Wednt'sday and �er ��ter, Mr. an? M rs. Cl ark Clme visited her Frid11y evening. -- Laurel Cliff Society Events LA l ' R EL CLIFF By Mrs. Chari• Di.-hl Mr. and Mrs. Olin Rlf'- and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rife and daughters, all of Columbw, spen1 Sunday with Mr. and Mn. George Renshaw. •. Attendance at the Laµrel Cli f1 Free Methodi.it Chuuh on Sunday, April 2◄ was 157. Mr. and il1:rs. Oscar Smith re­ ceully spt'nt an even mg al th;, Charles Diehl home. Mrs. Gt1orgia Diehl and W:r1. Bet ty Diehl called on Mrs. Ann.11 Butk at Ml'igs Gent'ral Hospital. Mrs. Martha Russell of Bradbury spcnl a day with Mrs. Lou Diehl. ·Mr. and '}frs. Dan Smith and children spent Sunday with her p.irents, Mr. a¥id Mrs. Lawrence Smith. Recent guests of Mr. a_pd Mrs. Griff Archer were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith. Olin anrl Bruce Rife, Columbus, called on Mr. and Mrs. r.,u Diehl Sunday afll'rnoon. Mr. and 'Mr&. Earl Roush and children ralled on Mr Mr. and Mr■. Vem' I ·& tertained With" a blrt Sunday honoring the l birt ay of their son, Danny:mMl{.l ' . . Attendln& were l,lUlrti!'if Bla . Randy VanMeter, Jlm VanM�tPJ', Connie Compson, Pelle Roush, Johnnie Wamsley, Joe Varian, Jackie Ray Linda Call, Parkanna Kelly, l Jirili"lfet VlM• Meter, Susie VanMeter, Raymond Varian, Ann Johnson, John Call, Ronald Duncan, Jim Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rickard and son, Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rick• anl and dau;hter or M:albh. Prizes were won by Linda Call, Janifer VanMeter and Parkanna Kelley. Refreshments were served . CLI FTON NRIONALS Mn. Kalle Bau, Ol&a Lewis, Laurene Lewja, GrtiQl'J and Ran­ dy, were In Pt. Pleaunt WediiH­ day on busJne,s, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dudding ef Nitro visited Mr• .and Mu. BIii 'I'll• Hams and Judy over the' wee"t. �.bd. Returning home from hospltala the pa.et week end were Mn. Mil­ dred Riley from Holzer and Cbar­ )e!I Varian rrom SI . .loHptij 1 ·•1 C ndy Mr. and Mn: Dana Lee and Gry:otr Nel �. , ._ M Mr. and Mn, , .,_..,,_ urday evenlna. °"''..:!� _ " Blftlra Jr. "Mr. and Mn. Haro.a and daughteri c8Hed on Mr. and !jrs. Ho""d Rickard , -. and ·<11<>11; Mrs. Juanita Knapp of -Detroit. spent Ellter wJth Mr: and "Mr•. Jobn 'McDaniel and ramily. Mr. and •Mra. Mat1' Stew� ind Deann,,a called on ·Mrt ,V. 0.artt of lltllll!lport . r ,._ Lut&ir l'Dlly f umbus, Saturiliit Bob Stewart of on Mr. and ·�r,. Joh . -f.jl:J!io.. , t; day. Mn. Robert W l!On, Robby, rccel'ltly · littended �day School at Welt Columbia. Mrs. Jack ·Mallette ,iind dau�, . Linda. and lellllt 't�· Plc.esant eallta � oil ' Mrs. 'f N. Hayne, an& Horace !Sundlt Mn. MatJIJ\ene Jualt Gtllowa)' spent th'e end al LOl'fl City. Ohio. Mrs. Goldie DuhCI" of Pa.r\:era­ burg- 1pent the Wet ipd1 w!Jli Jal .. Mer v,rM-i, .c,11, ".lii.arllit:4 l'J!•ml ,. J114n' ro Your Help 1, therlecl Elect Nixon fJlecls,ed Oele9ate1-at-Large 'nla,:e II a contest at the Republican Primary election TuesdQy, May 3, for. DeiepteB-at-larp te the Republican National COllven• tion. There are 110 contests for District Delegates. There are 11 candidat.ee for Delegate-at-Large, with ten to be electA!CI. Ten of the 11 ue pledged to Richard M. Nixon for Preaident '' '' ' ! '' '' I• ' :' ' ,,' • ' I '.i • and � authorbed by him. The other la "FiJ:at .Choice for Pitaidtnt." . HERE'S HOW - Y0'1 CAN HELP .. .. ""'..,,.., .... "' ·• lrl••· lo 1' "'9t lO ••·.. All RI ll••••••••••l•l•r1• ....... fl•• •• Nlua. , -- • to hinulelf as °'""' It, P...id"'!\ l�iAQ 1. 11111 INoU Cllolet for Prttldat, 1A1i1 A. 111111 ,. .. . .. NWIN&DII .. ...., •• •••••• ,: i• ,_, ' Mr. and Mrs, IANt' Ly1 1 ■nd daua hler. Betty, returntcl Satur­ day after spending the winter In Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. Tell NJ>/!!tltl . v111ted Mro. Claro SWl4af. eventnr. ·Mr. and,#t,11 Dau Vfwl• caUed on Reth■ �, et t.e\lrt, Sunday, Mn. , , a�pten vl1lled h<f' . ',jilt: and Mn. . Laurene• R,_ 11on, l(oaday eveninc. • ,..-\'."' + . ·. _, . , .. Y•t�. fe, Al� Tit . Dtlf1,,,�...•�!"l■r1• ; a,t.trlztd ., . N IJO IC 1 Charles Findlin� is very ill at the Meig!I General Hospital. I ' or Mr. and M rs. C. E. Woode Tuppers ■lns visiJed Mr. and Mrs. Ve:N! Swartz ind Mr. and Mn. Charles JJ. Woode Sl.lllday, r1 Mrs. Milbel Sw■rti- an .d Mrs. , Martin of 4.theo1 vili.ted Mr. and Mr.s. Paul l;l,Uckley Monday. ReY. an j Mrs . Elmer Wright of near Dover recently .yiJited j Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson and daughlers. __ ___ _ __ . 1,.,. , _,y, . · •, ' . LltlAL NOTICI NOTICI 01' AP,OINTMINT c... No. 11,MI lllf•h of Minni• Taylor, dKNHd Notice l1 h�eby a:Jven that Carl Taylor whOM Post Office addreea 11 Barbflrton, Ohio, hat been duly appointed Administrator ot the Eat.Ile of 'Minnie Taylor late of Mela:• County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 22nd day of Aprll 11160. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Mei11 COWlty, Ohio (4) 26; (S) 2, 9, 3tc ';,• . '' VOTE FOR County Recorder · ,, FOi · .. . . ·, n oKLO WA!' ll "VETIIRAN GBAl)UATB POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL lteen· a resident cl . 1'4!<1dleport . Jn the NOid,. 111 Mklenrill,e. J>til · Yo.ur Co1J11ty -C:omrnissioner J'l)I. Adv. IN TI,IB Republican P,ifflqry Moy 3rd NOMINATE EVELYN LUC�E part REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE PRIMARY ELEC TION t-tfl•Y, MAY 3rd ' F91d ""· Adv. Pald Pol. Adv. ✓, • ,' ' ' ·.' •• \ ·t . �-r· t ·· mr.o·. . R- . r·- . . r · . .• ' ' .,, ' ' . ' • 1 ·: . A �..l;,RN FUL�t • , ' -a ' , :. : ·I ,,,-, . ,, ' ; '' ' ' . ., . .., . \' ' ,, ', ,, •· . ' �- � ' . . . . lt wlb !ifl • !l•lnJ · '.'' .... v f'!lJ � �,i: ¾ 11114"1� ., ,!f �� �• - �.�·"' \�� ffl •I . f . �fUll!f'_.J�. Ci;. U NTY , lt0$Pl1'AL . f • ,!f!;'Jrd 1 It is $9ro&thi� Y(!U �t � irito.. q community. ' T�.i s ft:i':'9q"14',n�! � I n 2ur co1,1nty is ""l f!i- ir;(oul'! , .}ti. Qnly to ""Ip Qufwlves a littl• mor♦ .i'c, � . ,1 it. · . I ' · ... - . • 'ffl> • f, 9 ' ' MWtt �,o, . so.: t•11:t . � .._ ' • RECORDER ' • ,'11 , lf Astlool•""" - � - r.,_c;t,, W, .t199:· "" ' · e. �•�il ' Your Vote anti Influence WIit • GrNtlJ Pold Recital Praetice Th• piano pup.U. of Mn. L W. Mccomas met at her home in Mid• dleport Sunday a.fternoon -for a prauee for the recital which they will have on June 5 at the Heath m. Meth\Hll1t Churdl 1! 2;31) Mrs. Mccomas has announced that the recital will be open to the pu�lic. •.. . :f l'ol: Adv. !I," ------ 1960. . F. ff,. O'BRIEN • . !Judge of th• Problte Court ' Meip County, Ohio (4) 26; (8) 2i 9, 3t . to be· pa)er '4750 per ytar and a, a W­ iliyitlf·i. thljll we ,iioutd get"�'l50 iw�, of aervlc• from lhe treasurer we elect. I ' -·, .j - • - For Your. C:ounty Tr■a1urer YOUR BEST BET ro�- �UN1'.Y TIWSVai:R • FOR COMMISSIONER • Voters Of Meigs County ' NOMI NATE - - - A Qualified Accountant To Budget Your Tax Money THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY - WHY 8.BTl'LE FOil L1118 I N \MI DDLEPORT _. ' DEMOCRAT Paid • ■ For TWO yeors OAKLEY C. COLLI NS served in the Ohio House of Representatives and EIGHT years in the State Senate • setting an unequal­ led record of service for the people of ' h is Dis. • tr,ct. Her■ is the Record of his service in the STATE LE GISLATURE : A CONSTANT STAND TO BRING •MPROVEMENTS from us being Iegbdaled away TO OU R RURAL SECTIONS - llld to preveal ·any ldvanta,ea lo the large MelropoUlan area1. • HII �owledge of the Peoples' needs, Common-1enoe legisla- llon, and lhe Abillly nllion for Souil,�ute!'D Ohio were responsible for his ac- eompUshmenll. . During . Ten yean Jn, the Ohio Legislature his District saw: e 1mprovemeiila In S.:hoola and ln<reued Teach•�• Beneflll e 1nerealled Funci. for Township and County Roads, and and .' dedlnllon to receive ,,...... fteel:· • Beaen11 to our Vetenns • Bmeflclal Labor and lndUBlry Leglt!lallon, e Anll-Narcollc, Anti.Slot Machine, and· ADII-Dnanl<en Driving Leglalallon ,.•· " ' ,,, Here are his Q��•F ICATIONS for REPRESE NT ATIVE TO CONGRESS : Munlclpallf,lea . nanclal Institutions, • Has i1..11ons and Federal Relations. a lilotoagh knowledge of the pro11•ems. and alto the . potential of our areL • ff• baa spenl a Ille-time In the •oth � Dlslrid eGraduated from Ohio University, serv'4 19 Sehool prlnelpal years u High I ,, • ) ,; I, . Ii- • , . • I.,;, ' . Pol Adv. . . ' AS K TH E PE OP LE W H·O KN OW l' I /. , . -· . 0 0 • SAM ARNOLD j • •."1. �·- For Representative . to . Congr■ss \ t ..... , '' X OAKLEY C. CO'L LINS ,(X) .· . LORENZO D. DAVIS .. � . Pol. Adv. VOTE FOR • I . I !IIA'I( 3rd � la Me!,I . Couty - RMI Etlale ud Penonal Tu Payer. • Meigs County Junior Chamber o( Commerce ii MAY I HAVE YOUR 'SVPPORT · VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAl H DWI ;(, FU RM· am capable, a�le and willing to give lbal 1er- ' •' OTICE .. vtce: For A Pd. Pol. Adv. . '' OAKLEY C. COLLI NS is on EXPE R I ENCED and PROVEN Legislator who conducts o ,' campaign that . is c reditable to his Porty, an d his activities so that any voter in the �T..enth ' -. -, Congressional t;)istrict could be pleased ta sh ore his nomination and his representot1ofl "df you in Wo�hi,:.gton . · .: , ,. · jf,;,. . tte11t ana wl!i the cittl�• of C.;::�t.v. Trea:,urer. , � office pays Stttlement ...,. lwtdly 1 dmMr (Ue1t1 of llr. D lln. Waltllr Walke'!'. Mn BeN Procter retUJDN to her home. Parbnbura, W. Ve. Sunday, att«r .,.n,Uqf ltftl'l1 we�U with Jlr. and Jin. Jlllpll On The Meigs County Bond Issue May 3, !NO PR•MARY • Served on Sonae Committees, Taxation, Agricullure, Constrvallon, Education & Health, Commerce & Labor, )laDb & Loan Assoclallons and Fl, ,,, more able, more capable and '?lost willing lo repre• " ..,,_,.'" Your Vot• and $uppo,t twenty yearo :experlence w!th labor and management • Authored or Co--aulhored over 80 bills during 10 years In · · State Legislature . to represent our party next November in the _ General Election for County Treasurer. I am a can­ didate f�r Ibis offiee and believe myself MEIGS COUNTY Quallfled-Experlen..d Republican e Hu Next Tuesday -May 3rd you will nominate a man I ! lltat• ef tt.nry H, T1Jlor Doa•NII Notiee b hereby i\Yen that Carl Taylor whose Pos� Qffi� 1ddre111 · ls Barbu1.on, ObJc,, hu bee11 duly appolnted Admfniitratc,r of the Estate ot Henry JJ.. T�lor late of Met,1 County, Ohio, dece.sed, Dated tbla 2311d dQ- of April, REPUBLICA•M . 'VOTERS • TREASURER M<;MASTER p. None• o, A,liOINTlillN'I'. j;aM No. 11,350 For aeveraJ )'eat'I iwasr treasurer of a division of the Metp United of Te� · Co.; AcUve member ol Ohio State -rru. d. the of Pre'iklent Clerks; � � Trwt.ees Townahip Chesler Twp.; Momher of the United Broll>eilhpod of eor­ teet iJ)81ltera •and Jointer's of America; �t Supt. aml Board Mem­ ber of tib.e church The House of Prayer in Ohester; 49 :,tian old, 13 'Clbildren, 8 of wtmm are 1UII at "'1me, in married, fatlttr ..,t,ool; attended gnwte od)ool kl a,...., and Lebonon '!'lop; 11111h _, at Lot>g llot""'1, Ohio; real Oltate r ----- -· Legal Ntmce REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOB '' FOR We Ar• Forced To Keep The Hard• ware Open For A Limit•d Time Until Entire Stock 11 Said. Dated this 22nd day of Aprt� · F. H. O'•BIUEN JudJl!IFI of the Probat.e Court Meit(1 County, Oblo (4) 26 ; (D) .i, 81 31(: Charles L Bissell VOTE - - - wor• Sold, But The Deal Fell Through. 1960. VOTE FOR ,. ..� � ' , ' "" "' illt .. �"� ll" "' ,, �.,l"!,ir--,i""" "'"l' �ll" .,. �tv �, "" ·a"" 1� " itj : --a..f · a"'•� Y!.... tb.�' , . .. r:i 0 Qog � good_, :• .cp,iw, . .it , .. � -� flv;',rc� fi ri .!� f?Cl,l.�ce, r;,r9r�t,!O,".I•,: i 1 . < - "c, �ff _'side'' -.yller,i yqu_' rl!, th,i nklng Q�ij� ·�i hg . I ho!!Pitol is- ��� of:� , $1P,Ytrh�flt, fti1:�l�y ��-r- .·. NEEDS THE JOB oi ' Y9� t.til ,.OPLE C?•·�•IGS �� ... TY �,.,. AND All . �"4Tf,:�1D TO ' AND 0 ' · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT C•H No. 11,360 l1tate of O.IIY G. Marr Oec'IIHI. Notiee is hereby liven · that Mar; • E. Coverdale whoJe. Post OfflCI. addresa ie 212 E. Moler Street, ,Col lumbus, Ohio, has been duly ap pointed AdminiatntrJa: of the ea tale of Dai11y G. Marr late. of Meisf County, Ohio deceased. QUALIFIED gue1U of Mr. and lln. Bln'7 Beuht and t1mily. Mr. and Mra. Walter Walker and Mr. and Mr1. Lawrence Walker were at GrandYiew, W. Va. Saturday, to attend lbe runeral of \heir uncle, Jette TUmer. W• Thoug"f ,W• Had The Hard• Legal Notice CAPABLE (X) Clyde G. Millhone i . ,, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank 'anr' children, Alliance spent .e wee' end with his mother, Mrs. Letti, Spe_ncer. WHO IS '• Wednesday · evening at 7:30 the Finance Committee, Stewanla and interested persons of the Heath Methodist Church will m·eet at the church to make final plan, for the Every Member Canvua whieh , the cbureh will hold in the near fu­ ture. Charles Asa Bradbury is canvass chairman. Worshipful M alter TbOfl'la& \\ B0'7en 11,nnounces that PoDlero Lodge No. 164 F&AM wlll hold i' stat�� meeUng W:i!d�es.J.ty,;.May 4',,; 1960, at 7�0 p . m,, · te · rransa1 any business to come beforP. It. FOR A MAN I To Plan Can-, Called For Wednesday Willard Ebenbach and daup:ten, Joyce and Cheryl were Sunday i:ue•llr or Mr and Mr1. CharlH Buck. Mn. V A Robinaon and dau1b ter, Sue or Springfield and Mr . and j Mn. D(Jn Arllg and daughter, Jae;; ·-=�===!,:,e========= ·s1ated Meeting Is VOTE • oMiN Nellie Koeh l"° vi.sited re• cently Jn Galli poU1 with her 1i1ter Yn. Charle■ Weaver and other re, lalive1. Mr. ind Mr,. Vaua:han McKnigh! .and son, Geor1e Franklin o( OJJ umbu1 and Mr. and Mn. =========;;;;..-=== �- I ·•-'••;; f;;So;;:.'''_h_V.;o,;;n;;n;;,;;w;;e;.,re_;;;; s u;;n;;da;;y=•• ,-aa====== M•r ·••;;nd=M;;rs;;.;;E..G;; ,";;.;;,·==========1;;0;;11;;1 ;;of=N;;N;;M=;; NOMINATE r The Middleport Park Auociation will meet this evening al the City Hall at 7:30. Charles Clarkson, president, is , J.ISking that ail pciraons inter:ested. in the park be in attendance at I this meeting so summer plans car . , be made. COMMISSIONER '' ., ,SPlfllffij ���--:1- ' In Pomeroy •• LUCILLI IIAWICIIII Park Meed,.,, Tonight FOR ... ,,1 . for yo,;, ARVIL HOLTER of ?�'. , :'' , ' .- · - ( , , 1h11 REPUBLICAN I M EI GS COU NTY' S HOS PIT A( ' . THANKS ''TOO GOOD TO TURN DOWM;� wnu,,.. . Vole & Support May 3rd. The SECOND TERM and ..,.. lake · means · to� ask of candida\e, noted widely for his good natured Jolly lauah. has been a fur dealer tor many years, oper,tes an. Ashland bottle gas franchise. is a member of the County Fair Board. of the Hemlock Grove 'church of Christ, lhe lfemloclt Grove Grange and of the Masonic �rk j1Ite!<>4ge. 1 . ,_ , ' ' Oh yes, Avery farms ,Orne on,tl'e:919r,-�:·,-, ' I · everyone, Mr. llfelson was born and ralaeq wit,hbl • few feel of where he and his wife reside today apd th!, Nel,on llome is of the "home place." f!� was the son the late Elmer and Linnie (Hoyt) Nelson. QERK OF COURTS and -• V1,m1 WiU Be Apprecioted . P,,td Pol. Adv. I ! Avery Ne!,on, Bediord township, is ,,eeklng nomln4• tlon lo the office of county cOJl)mlssioPlir subjeei to the Republican Primary election -,iay 3, If la hi$ first try fqr a eou.-ty office. FOi : Peo ple KLOES '" NliiqJjj .. . Ppf ,., Mal' nL· "f' About Jwletta spent !be ,..,kend with her mot.her, ltrt. OUYe ln,r■bam and bor ,1,te,, Brenda Sue. Wllbur QulYey of Ponl■nd, Oreion arrived Thursday for a Yisit wtlh 1w ,later and brotber-ln-1,... , Mr. and Mn. Everett Thomu. �, = -�============ ,- �VE.RY " ... ¢ ounty (0,111,nisslpner BeU, illd ;R ,r-----------. Mr. and Mr,. Patrick Wood and nephew Dann)" Will epienl Sunday with relatives in Columbu1. I Mr. and Mr,. Geor•e Ray.an tnd Mra. Jorden of pt, Roci were re• cent guesls of Mr. �nd Mr1. Benton Ponn. Friday guest, ol Mr. ■nd Mn. Benton Ponn were Mrs, Mont West Sr, and Ill's. Mont West Jr. Estate ot Ella White and children Keith, Kev.in, and ' Janet of Ro11evi_l le. deCf:ued. Mr. and Mrs, J. c. Briaht of (fil 26, 29, 30; (5) 2. 4, 5, etc Dunb u , W. V•. were week.end ==== === gue,ts of her mother, Mn. C. E. W, Downie. Paul Schuler who 11 Ill at Melt• General Hospital with pneumonia, is Improving. Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter or Nel­ sonville was the weekend ,ueat of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Eldon K.raeuter, and dauabt,tft. Jack Kennedy o.t Lo1umbu1 spent tbe weekend with his J)lftnt.11 Mr. and Mr,. WUllam Kennedy. Mrs. Curtis Yeat11er of Athens Republlean Candidate wu the weekend gueit of bet tis· ter and brotber•in-law, 14:r. and FOB Mrs. Henry Ewin&: and tom. Miss Sandra Kay lna:uham of _ FOR '' 3rd FOR 1960-3 (CORKY ) RUSSELL -�·J """' u �� y May Z, PAU L RtPMblt•n Cand idate- -- •• By MRS. CHARLES WOODE Sunday School attenda nce on April 24 was 37, the offering $8.D l . Worship services were held at ID:45 with an attendance of 23, with Herman Ta)'lor .leading. On April 30 al 7:30 there will be a tancer meeting at the church with a speaker .md a film. The WSCS held its meeting Tuesda)' evening at the home of Helt-n Woode with an aUe�Q.ance of ten men,bers and two ,m tors. Routine business was tJtken earl! -- -- Mrs. tiaude -Woodya,d 1, v�lting relatives in Pittsburfb. CH AR LE S ,._t•----... rtm Soc·IQ I EVents LltlAL NOTICI JUdl will be received. at lhe of• fleet of Weblter & Fultz, Pomeroy N1Uoml Bank Bulldtne. Pomeroy, Ohio, until 19:00 A. ·M . on the 6th day of Kay, 1960, for the ule or the ElUI White real eatate 1iluat6C in tbe Vlllaae of Syracuse, Ohio, and consisting of a two atory frame dwell!ng hoUSe, four rooms down1tain and three room■ and bath up stairs, garage and four adjoining Iola. The real estate la appralaed for f5,500.00 and cannot be sold for leas than the appraised value. FRIEDA FAEHNLE, 11 Administratrix of the home, Mond�y. ( ' Mat ,._ X In tM IQllaN 6o b Wt ot ,od1 tJ/ NIXON Llllll ft ... .sllnll .. ... .. ,out � Ulil '' •'' pledged .,r,eki live,. I Alfred with Theli;n• Henderson, presldent, -pretiding. It w.u. voted lo retain the same officer& for another )'ear. Also t.o renew subscription to the Methodist Woman. A nice sum of money was reported from the sale of rug! and lens cleaners. Tax st.Imps were turned in and counting to be rinished at a later date. EJeanor Boyles Jed the program on , "New Light for Town and Country". llllfreshmf'nts of ice cream, cook• ies 1n1 coffee were served. The next meeting to be held May 17th at thr home of Eleanor Boyles. Mrs. Clarice Ledlie_ of Hockingj port and C . F. Tompkms, P�meroy visned their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tompkins at Elmwooa. rt:>:11. or VOTE FOR Mr. and Mrs, H Jf - Legal Notice 0., .. . •• ' J ' • ' R•publican Prim•ry· Col lins for Congress ,•• Committee " � .,. """,�-·-""':.�.---.-=_--.....,.-"',,-""'�.,..-�..,.-' � -:-,--.... . .-.-:-: ,. ..,..-,---.,--:.� . �----� . -,,.- �- · ·------------.-��.,.,"-:':'�-.....� .-:1� ,.�-�.-���:l":'l�:".".,,:-,� ·..�-· . �.:.. •� ;,�""'�....""."'�-"""-i-'• ,..,., #'< ' .. ----.AMO< ,... May ·3rd •• ; �Daily Senllnei Pomeroy,Wddleport. •• Clifton Society News :t-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middreport, 0., May 2, 1960 =------------:;--:---c-:;-:------:;-:-;---:- --­ .. ·· New Haven PERSONALS --· Amy Roush,, dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roush has aC'(>Om• panu,ci lir. and Mrs. Hobert Clari: and family of Wavl"r!y tu 1 , if Mexico City, Mexico, tor several weeks. Tiley wiU visit Mrs. Clark's parenUi. CHURCH Ml!ETING Th(' ( ll flu11 . Letart and r:reham Mr and �! rs Victor Si re-et and . S t a l H 1 11 \lethod1s\ Churthc:. mel al family of H1d1mond. 0 . , werf' rP- 1 h ,· 1 · 1 1 1 1 on s1K1al room� on Wed ernl visitors 111 town . 1 nt•�d,,y , \lt'DJO� for a 1w1 l uc k dinMr. and M r!> h ;rn Layne an d nn ,.ft,·r· wtuch the lasl q u ,irtcrly h m 1Jy of Anderson. Ind., Wf're 1111:"t • l i ng 1,f thl.' year was held. Dr. - - - -- -- Cl,md ' "11llins, D1�tric.-t Supt., pre- ---========'--===;;;...====�--. I1 •• , .�idf'd J'r, senl were. from Letart : Alma 1 1 1 1 1 . N i n11 Junes, Garnet Ati•n F: laine McKinney and Mr or1U )lr- Clair Severy , ; Graham S t a t 11in Esther Brown, :\fary Bum !a(.irrit• r . Frarircs Wood and Mr. and .\I n, St i11tlt·r Hart: Cl ifton: H�v . and ·11r� J W Hanlon, Thurman Ycuni:.:. Charles Z i mmerman, }fr <11\d .'Vl rs . �·C"rris Justis and loan und Dale, IH belle Brown, Kent and Kevin, Clara W i Urnms. Helen Barker, Mabel Johnisun. Olivia Young, Frieda Henry and Dr. Collins. IIRTHDA Y PARTY VOT E FOR Stan ley J. ;' Blazewicz '' ' FOR. ' Thi& Plcturt1 Talr:•n Mlrch, 1 9'0 I ',_ - - -- ---- weekend visitors ol relutives here. Recent guesls oI Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boyles and Mr. and Mn. A. L. Stewart of Pt, Pleasant and Mrs, Okey Sprouse and chil­ dren, Tommy and Virgit1!a Alice of We!!t Columbia. Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. R. F. Bryant and Mrs. Fred Batey were visltora in Parkersburg Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George• Rickard of Steubenville and Mrs. John Fish­ er of Cadiz were last week guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Ed,gar Layne. Mrs. William Chisler has rt• turned to her home here after spending I he past 1everal weeks visiting relatives ln Pittsburgh. She was accompanied home by her daughter, Ann, who has been training for the ipast several monthfl al St. Frances Hospital, Pithlburgh, She will return to finish her nurses training at St. Joaeph Hrurpital in Parkersburg. Mra. Joe Graham and children of Portsmouth, 0. , were Sunday gue1ts of Mr. and Mrs. Robert John1lon and t·hlld-ren. Betty Kelly ls a patient at Ple11ar.t Valley Hotpilal. • David 3"ohnston who has spent · ihe past two weeks visiting �ii 1randtather, Wayne Johnston at Madillon, Ind., returned home. Henry Buck ls a mQl:llctil patient at Hol;>.er Hospital. Steven Roush is a medical ,pa­ tient at Holzer Ho11pital. Word has been received of the recept death of Mn. Sybil Lester of Spencer, W. Va. Shl' waa the mother of Charles Lesler. Orville Lee Jeon la a patient at Holzer Hospital. I COU NTY ENGl�EER • • '' IN THI !A .-, ·1 1 1 Republican ·y:r1mary May, 3"' I Bluewlrz 18 seventy two ,� oJd: ip. �pent was tiorn Otl. 188! and 11 seveaty e,ghl yea,e old. Graduate of OSU Col leg� of Er,gineering He hos many years of e�p,ritnc e in building rOGlds and bridges with the Ohio State Highway Depo rtment. • Competent, qual ified G- conscientious. He is. lic:ensed as a surveyor as well as on a"lilineer. ' '•• Ra owned and llllp Ceunty In drove one of th,, lint aulomob!lea and la IIOl4' a licensed driver. Paid Pol. Adv. .. -r ·-�- umbw spent the week end at the bome of Mr. and Mn. Norman Schaefer. Lou Diehl visited his sister, Mrs. Lona Roec-her in Cheater Mr11. Ruth Dougla1 and children visited her ruother, Mrs. Emma Fox. ·Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S'mlth visited ln Antiquity with Mt. and Mrs. Lowell r.kNickle. Mr. and Mn. Ben Foi. and family ,;if Z&nesvillt 5pent 'Sjlnday .it the home of Yn. Emma Fox. Frank and Edward Dailey of Radcliffe visited Mrs. Fo:x on Wednt'sday and �er ��ter, Mr. an? M rs. Cl ark Clme visited her Frid11y evening. -- Laurel Cliff Society Events LA l ' R EL CLIFF By Mrs. Chari• Di.-hl Mr. and Mrs. Olin Rlf'- and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rife and daughters, all of Columbw, spen1 Sunday with Mr. and Mn. George Renshaw. •. Attendance at the Laµrel Cli f1 Free Methodi.it Chuuh on Sunday, April 2◄ was 157. Mr. and il1:rs. Oscar Smith re­ ceully spt'nt an even mg al th;, Charles Diehl home. Mrs. Gt1orgia Diehl and W:r1. Bet ty Diehl called on Mrs. Ann.11 Butk at Ml'igs Gent'ral Hospital. Mrs. Martha Russell of Bradbury spcnl a day with Mrs. Lou Diehl. ·Mr. and '}frs. Dan Smith and children spent Sunday with her p.irents, Mr. a¥id Mrs. Lawrence Smith. Recent guests of Mr. a_pd Mrs. Griff Archer were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith. Olin anrl Bruce Rife, Columbus, called on Mr. and Mrs. r.,u Diehl Sunday afll'rnoon. Mr. and 'Mr&. Earl Roush and children ralled on Mr Mr. and Mr■. Vem' I ·& tertained With" a blrt Sunday honoring the l birt ay of their son, Danny:mMl{.l ' . . Attendln& were l,lUlrti!'if Bla . Randy VanMeter, Jlm VanM�tPJ', Connie Compson, Pelle Roush, Johnnie Wamsley, Joe Varian, Jackie Ray Linda Call, Parkanna Kelly, l Jirili"lfet VlM• Meter, Susie VanMeter, Raymond Varian, Ann Johnson, John Call, Ronald Duncan, Jim Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rickard and son, Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rick• anl and dau;hter or M:albh. Prizes were won by Linda Call, Janifer VanMeter and Parkanna Kelley. Refreshments were served . CLI FTON NRIONALS Mn. Kalle Bau, Ol&a Lewis, Laurene Lewja, GrtiQl'J and Ran­ dy, were In Pt. Pleaunt WediiH­ day on busJne,s, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dudding ef Nitro visited Mr• .and Mu. BIii 'I'll• Hams and Judy over the' wee"t. �.bd. Returning home from hospltala the pa.et week end were Mn. Mil­ dred Riley from Holzer and Cbar­ )e!I Varian rrom SI . .loHptij 1 ·•1 C ndy Mr. and Mn: Dana Lee and Gry:otr Nel �. , ._ M Mr. and Mn, , .,_..,,_ urday evenlna. °"''..:!� _ " Blftlra Jr. "Mr. and Mn. Haro.a and daughteri c8Hed on Mr. and !jrs. Ho""d Rickard , -. and ·<11<>11; Mrs. Juanita Knapp of -Detroit. spent Ellter wJth Mr: and "Mr•. Jobn 'McDaniel and ramily. Mr. and •Mra. Mat1' Stew� ind Deann,,a called on ·Mrt ,V. 0.artt of lltllll!lport . r ,._ Lut&ir l'Dlly f umbus, Saturiliit Bob Stewart of on Mr. and ·�r,. Joh . -f.jl:J!io.. , t; day. Mn. Robert W l!On, Robby, rccel'ltly · littended �day School at Welt Columbia. Mrs. Jack ·Mallette ,iind dau�, . Linda. and lellllt 't�· Plc.esant eallta � oil ' Mrs. 'f N. Hayne, an& Horace !Sundlt Mn. MatJIJ\ene Jualt Gtllowa)' spent th'e end al LOl'fl City. Ohio. Mrs. Goldie DuhCI" of Pa.r\:era­ burg- 1pent the Wet ipd1 w!Jli Jal .. Mer v,rM-i, .c,11, ".lii.arllit:4 l'J!•ml ,. J114n' ro Your Help 1, therlecl Elect Nixon fJlecls,ed Oele9ate1-at-Large 'nla,:e II a contest at the Republican Primary election TuesdQy, May 3, for. DeiepteB-at-larp te the Republican National COllven• tion. There are 110 contests for District Delegates. There are 11 candidat.ee for Delegate-at-Large, with ten to be electA!CI. Ten of the 11 ue pledged to Richard M. Nixon for Preaident '' '' ' ! '' '' I• ' :' ' ,,' • ' I '.i • and � authorbed by him. The other la "FiJ:at .Choice for Pitaidtnt." . HERE'S HOW - Y0'1 CAN HELP .. .. ""'..,,.., .... "' ·• lrl••· lo 1' "'9t lO ••·.. All RI ll••••••••••l•l•r1• ....... fl•• •• Nlua. , -- • to hinulelf as °'""' It, P...id"'!\ l�iAQ 1. 11111 INoU Cllolet for Prttldat, 1A1i1 A. 111111 ,. .. . .. NWIN&DII .. ...., •• •••••• ,: i• ,_, ' Mr. and Mrs, IANt' Ly1 1 ■nd daua hler. Betty, returntcl Satur­ day after spending the winter In Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. Tell NJ>/!!tltl . v111ted Mro. Claro SWl4af. eventnr. ·Mr. and,#t,11 Dau Vfwl• caUed on Reth■ �, et t.e\lrt, Sunday, Mn. , , a�pten vl1lled h<f' . ',jilt: and Mn. . Laurene• R,_ 11on, l(oaday eveninc. • ,..-\'."' + . ·. _, . , .. Y•t�. fe, Al� Tit . Dtlf1,,,�...•�!"l■r1• ; a,t.trlztd ., . N IJO IC 1 Charles Findlin� is very ill at the Meig!I General Hospital. I ' or Mr. and M rs. C. E. Woode Tuppers ■lns visiJed Mr. and Mrs. Ve:N! Swartz ind Mr. and Mn. Charles JJ. Woode Sl.lllday, r1 Mrs. Milbel Sw■rti- an .d Mrs. , Martin of 4.theo1 vili.ted Mr. and Mr.s. Paul l;l,Uckley Monday. ReY. an j Mrs . Elmer Wright of near Dover recently .yiJited j Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson and daughlers. __ ___ _ __ . 1,.,. , _,y, . · •, ' . LltlAL NOTICI NOTICI 01' AP,OINTMINT c... No. 11,MI lllf•h of Minni• Taylor, dKNHd Notice l1 h�eby a:Jven that Carl Taylor whOM Post Office addreea 11 Barbflrton, Ohio, hat been duly appointed Administrator ot the Eat.Ile of 'Minnie Taylor late of Mela:• County, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 22nd day of Aprll 11160. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge of the Probate Court Mei11 COWlty, Ohio (4) 26; (S) 2, 9, 3tc ';,• . '' VOTE FOR County Recorder · ,, FOi · .. . . ·, n oKLO WA!' ll "VETIIRAN GBAl)UATB POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL lteen· a resident cl . 1'4!<1dleport . Jn the NOid,. 111 Mklenrill,e. J>til · Yo.ur Co1J11ty -C:omrnissioner J'l)I. Adv. IN TI,IB Republican P,ifflqry Moy 3rd NOMINATE EVELYN LUC�E part REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE PRIMARY ELEC TION t-tfl•Y, MAY 3rd ' F91d ""· Adv. Pald Pol. Adv. ✓, • ,' ' ' ·.' •• \ ·t . �-r· t ·· mr.o·. . R- . r·- . . r · . .• ' ' .,, ' ' . ' • 1 ·: . A �..l;,RN FUL�t • , ' -a ' , :. : ·I ,,,-, . ,, ' ; '' ' ' . ., . .., . \' ' ,, ', ,, •· . ' �- � ' . . . . lt wlb !ifl • !l•lnJ · '.'' .... v f'!lJ � �,i: ¾ 11114"1� ., ,!f �� �• - �.�·"' \�� ffl •I . f . �fUll!f'_.J�. Ci;. U NTY , lt0$Pl1'AL . f • ,!f!;'Jrd 1 It is $9ro&thi� Y(!U �t � irito.. q community. ' T�.i s ft:i':'9q"14',n�! � I n 2ur co1,1nty is ""l f!i- ir;(oul'! , .}ti. Qnly to ""Ip Qufwlves a littl• mor♦ .i'c, � . ,1 it. · . I ' · ... - . • 'ffl> • f, 9 ' ' MWtt �,o, . so.: t•11:t . � .._ ' • RECORDER ' • ,'11 , lf Astlool•""" - � - r.,_c;t,, W, .t199:· "" ' · e. �•�il ' Your Vote anti Influence WIit • GrNtlJ Pold Recital Praetice Th• piano pup.U. of Mn. L W. Mccomas met at her home in Mid• dleport Sunday a.fternoon -for a prauee for the recital which they will have on June 5 at the Heath m. Meth\Hll1t Churdl 1! 2;31) Mrs. Mccomas has announced that the recital will be open to the pu�lic. •.. . :f l'ol: Adv. !I," ------ 1960. . F. ff,. O'BRIEN • . !Judge of th• Problte Court ' Meip County, Ohio (4) 26; (8) 2i 9, 3t . to be· pa)er '4750 per ytar and a, a W­ iliyitlf·i. thljll we ,iioutd get"�'l50 iw�, of aervlc• from lhe treasurer we elect. I ' -·, .j - • - For Your. C:ounty Tr■a1urer YOUR BEST BET ro�- �UN1'.Y TIWSVai:R • FOR COMMISSIONER • Voters Of Meigs County ' NOMI NATE - - - A Qualified Accountant To Budget Your Tax Money THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY - WHY 8.BTl'LE FOil L1118 I N \MI DDLEPORT _. ' DEMOCRAT Paid • ■ For TWO yeors OAKLEY C. COLLI NS served in the Ohio House of Representatives and EIGHT years in the State Senate • setting an unequal­ led record of service for the people of ' h is Dis. • tr,ct. Her■ is the Record of his service in the STATE LE GISLATURE : A CONSTANT STAND TO BRING •MPROVEMENTS from us being Iegbdaled away TO OU R RURAL SECTIONS - llld to preveal ·any ldvanta,ea lo the large MelropoUlan area1. • HII �owledge of the Peoples' needs, Common-1enoe legisla- llon, and lhe Abillly nllion for Souil,�ute!'D Ohio were responsible for his ac- eompUshmenll. . During . Ten yean Jn, the Ohio Legislature his District saw: e 1mprovemeiila In S.:hoola and ln<reued Teach•�• Beneflll e 1nerealled Funci. for Township and County Roads, and and .' dedlnllon to receive ,,...... fteel:· • Beaen11 to our Vetenns • Bmeflclal Labor and lndUBlry Leglt!lallon, e Anll-Narcollc, Anti.Slot Machine, and· ADII-Dnanl<en Driving Leglalallon ,.•· " ' ,,, Here are his Q��•F ICATIONS for REPRESE NT ATIVE TO CONGRESS : Munlclpallf,lea . nanclal Institutions, • Has i1..11ons and Federal Relations. a lilotoagh knowledge of the pro11•ems. and alto the . potential of our areL • ff• baa spenl a Ille-time In the •oth � Dlslrid eGraduated from Ohio University, serv'4 19 Sehool prlnelpal years u High I ,, • ) ,; I, . Ii- • , . • I.,;, ' . Pol Adv. . . ' AS K TH E PE OP LE W H·O KN OW l' I /. , . -· . 0 0 • SAM ARNOLD j • •."1. �·- For Representative . to . Congr■ss \ t ..... , '' X OAKLEY C. CO'L LINS ,(X) .· . LORENZO D. DAVIS .. � . Pol. Adv. VOTE FOR • I . I !IIA'I( 3rd � la Me!,I . Couty - RMI Etlale ud Penonal Tu Payer. • Meigs County Junior Chamber o( Commerce ii MAY I HAVE YOUR 'SVPPORT · VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAl H DWI ;(, FU RM· am capable, a�le and willing to give lbal 1er- ' •' OTICE .. vtce: For A Pd. Pol. Adv. . '' OAKLEY C. COLLI NS is on EXPE R I ENCED and PROVEN Legislator who conducts o ,' campaign that . is c reditable to his Porty, an d his activities so that any voter in the �T..enth ' -. -, Congressional t;)istrict could be pleased ta sh ore his nomination and his representot1ofl "df you in Wo�hi,:.gton . · .: , ,. · jf,;,. . tte11t ana wl!i the cittl�• of C.;::�t.v. Trea:,urer. , � office pays Stttlement ...,. lwtdly 1 dmMr (Ue1t1 of llr. D lln. Waltllr Walke'!'. Mn BeN Procter retUJDN to her home. Parbnbura, W. Ve. Sunday, att«r .,.n,Uqf ltftl'l1 we�U with Jlr. and Jin. Jlllpll On The Meigs County Bond Issue May 3, !NO PR•MARY • Served on Sonae Committees, Taxation, Agricullure, Constrvallon, Education & Health, Commerce & Labor, )laDb & Loan Assoclallons and Fl, ,,, more able, more capable and '?lost willing lo repre• " ..,,_,.'" Your Vot• and $uppo,t twenty yearo :experlence w!th labor and management • Authored or Co--aulhored over 80 bills during 10 years In · · State Legislature . to represent our party next November in the _ General Election for County Treasurer. I am a can­ didate f�r Ibis offiee and believe myself MEIGS COUNTY Quallfled-Experlen..d Republican e Hu Next Tuesday -May 3rd you will nominate a man I ! lltat• ef tt.nry H, T1Jlor Doa•NII Notiee b hereby i\Yen that Carl Taylor whose Pos� Qffi� 1ddre111 · ls Barbu1.on, ObJc,, hu bee11 duly appolnted Admfniitratc,r of the Estate ot Henry JJ.. T�lor late of Met,1 County, Ohio, dece.sed, Dated tbla 2311d dQ- of April, REPUBLICA•M . 'VOTERS • TREASURER M<;MASTER p. None• o, A,liOINTlillN'I'. j;aM No. 11,350 For aeveraJ )'eat'I iwasr treasurer of a division of the Metp United of Te� · Co.; AcUve member ol Ohio State -rru. d. the of Pre'iklent Clerks; � � Trwt.ees Townahip Chesler Twp.; Momher of the United Broll>eilhpod of eor­ teet iJ)81ltera •and Jointer's of America; �t Supt. aml Board Mem­ ber of tib.e church The House of Prayer in Ohester; 49 :,tian old, 13 'Clbildren, 8 of wtmm are 1UII at "'1me, in married, fatlttr ..,t,ool; attended gnwte od)ool kl a,...., and Lebonon '!'lop; 11111h _, at Lot>g llot""'1, Ohio; real Oltate r ----- -· Legal Ntmce REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOB '' FOR We Ar• Forced To Keep The Hard• ware Open For A Limit•d Time Until Entire Stock 11 Said. Dated this 22nd day of Aprt� · F. H. O'•BIUEN JudJl!IFI of the Probat.e Court Meit(1 County, Oblo (4) 26 ; (D) .i, 81 31(: Charles L Bissell VOTE - - - wor• Sold, But The Deal Fell Through. 1960. VOTE FOR ,. ..� � ' , ' "" "' illt .. �"� ll" "' ,, �.,l"!,ir--,i""" "'"l' �ll" .,. �tv �, "" ·a"" 1� " itj : --a..f · a"'•� Y!.... tb.�' , . .. r:i 0 Qog � good_, :• .cp,iw, . .it , .. � -� flv;',rc� fi ri .!� f?Cl,l.�ce, r;,r9r�t,!O,".I•,: i 1 . < - "c, �ff _'side'' -.yller,i yqu_' rl!, th,i nklng Q�ij� ·�i hg . I ho!!Pitol is- ��� of:� , $1P,Ytrh�flt, fti1:�l�y ��-r- .·. NEEDS THE JOB oi ' Y9� t.til ,.OPLE C?•·�•IGS �� ... TY �,.,. AND All . �"4Tf,:�1D TO ' AND 0 ' · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT C•H No. 11,360 l1tate of O.IIY G. Marr Oec'IIHI. Notiee is hereby liven · that Mar; • E. Coverdale whoJe. Post OfflCI. addresa ie 212 E. Moler Street, ,Col lumbus, Ohio, has been duly ap pointed AdminiatntrJa: of the ea tale of Dai11y G. Marr late. of Meisf County, Ohio deceased. QUALIFIED gue1U of Mr. and lln. Bln'7 Beuht and t1mily. Mr. and Mra. Walter Walker and Mr. and Mr1. Lawrence Walker were at GrandYiew, W. Va. Saturday, to attend lbe runeral of \heir uncle, Jette TUmer. W• Thoug"f ,W• Had The Hard• Legal Notice CAPABLE (X) Clyde G. Millhone i . ,, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank 'anr' children, Alliance spent .e wee' end with his mother, Mrs. Letti, Spe_ncer. WHO IS '• Wednesday · evening at 7:30 the Finance Committee, Stewanla and interested persons of the Heath Methodist Church will m·eet at the church to make final plan, for the Every Member Canvua whieh , the cbureh will hold in the near fu­ ture. Charles Asa Bradbury is canvass chairman. Worshipful M alter TbOfl'la& \\ B0'7en 11,nnounces that PoDlero Lodge No. 164 F&AM wlll hold i' stat�� meeUng W:i!d�es.J.ty,;.May 4',,; 1960, at 7�0 p . m,, · te · rransa1 any business to come beforP. It. FOR A MAN I To Plan Can-, Called For Wednesday Willard Ebenbach and daup:ten, Joyce and Cheryl were Sunday i:ue•llr or Mr and Mr1. CharlH Buck. Mn. V A Robinaon and dau1b ter, Sue or Springfield and Mr . and j Mn. D(Jn Arllg and daughter, Jae;; ·-=�===!,:,e========= ·s1ated Meeting Is VOTE • oMiN Nellie Koeh l"° vi.sited re• cently Jn Galli poU1 with her 1i1ter Yn. Charle■ Weaver and other re, lalive1. Mr. ind Mr,. Vaua:han McKnigh! .and son, Geor1e Franklin o( OJJ umbu1 and Mr. and Mn. =========;;;;..-=== �- I ·•-'••;; f;;So;;:.'''_h_V.;o,;;n;;n;;,;;w;;e;.,re_;;;; s u;;n;;da;;y=•• ,-aa====== M•r ·••;;nd=M;;rs;;.;;E..G;; ,";;.;;,·==========1;;0;;11;;1 ;;of=N;;N;;M=;; NOMINATE r The Middleport Park Auociation will meet this evening al the City Hall at 7:30. Charles Clarkson, president, is , J.ISking that ail pciraons inter:ested. in the park be in attendance at I this meeting so summer plans car . , be made. COMMISSIONER '' ., ,SPlfllffij ���--:1- ' In Pomeroy •• LUCILLI IIAWICIIII Park Meed,.,, Tonight FOR ... ,,1 . for yo,;, ARVIL HOLTER of ?�'. , :'' , ' .- · - ( , , 1h11 REPUBLICAN I M EI GS COU NTY' S HOS PIT A( ' . THANKS ''TOO GOOD TO TURN DOWM;� wnu,,.. . Vole & Support May 3rd. The SECOND TERM and ..,.. lake · means · to� ask of candida\e, noted widely for his good natured Jolly lauah. has been a fur dealer tor many years, oper,tes an. Ashland bottle gas franchise. is a member of the County Fair Board. of the Hemlock Grove 'church of Christ, lhe lfemloclt Grove Grange and of the Masonic �rk j1Ite!<>4ge. 1 . ,_ , ' ' Oh yes, Avery farms ,Orne on,tl'e:919r,-�:·,-, ' I · everyone, Mr. llfelson was born and ralaeq wit,hbl • few feel of where he and his wife reside today apd th!, Nel,on llome is of the "home place." f!� was the son the late Elmer and Linnie (Hoyt) Nelson. QERK OF COURTS and -• V1,m1 WiU Be Apprecioted . P,,td Pol. Adv. I ! Avery Ne!,on, Bediord township, is ,,eeklng nomln4• tlon lo the office of county cOJl)mlssioPlir subjeei to the Republican Primary election -,iay 3, If la hi$ first try fqr a eou.-ty office. FOi : Peo ple KLOES '" NliiqJjj .. . Ppf ,., Mal' nL· "f' About Jwletta spent !be ,..,kend with her mot.her, ltrt. OUYe ln,r■bam and bor ,1,te,, Brenda Sue. Wllbur QulYey of Ponl■nd, Oreion arrived Thursday for a Yisit wtlh 1w ,later and brotber-ln-1,... , Mr. and Mn. Everett Thomu. �, = -�============ ,- �VE.RY " ... ¢ ounty (0,111,nisslpner BeU, illd ;R ,r-----------. Mr. and Mr,. Patrick Wood and nephew Dann)" Will epienl Sunday with relatives in Columbu1. I Mr. and Mr,. Geor•e Ray.an tnd Mra. Jorden of pt, Roci were re• cent guesls of Mr. �nd Mr1. Benton Ponn. Friday guest, ol Mr. ■nd Mn. Benton Ponn were Mrs, Mont West Sr, and Ill's. Mont West Jr. Estate ot Ella White and children Keith, Kev.in, and ' Janet of Ro11evi_l le. deCf:ued. Mr. and Mrs, J. c. Briaht of (fil 26, 29, 30; (5) 2. 4, 5, etc Dunb u , W. V•. were week.end ==== === gue,ts of her mother, Mn. C. E. W, Downie. Paul Schuler who 11 Ill at Melt• General Hospital with pneumonia, is Improving. Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter or Nel­ sonville was the weekend ,ueat of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Eldon K.raeuter, and dauabt,tft. Jack Kennedy o.t Lo1umbu1 spent tbe weekend with his J)lftnt.11 Mr. and Mr,. WUllam Kennedy. Mrs. Curtis Yeat11er of Athens Republlean Candidate wu the weekend gueit of bet tis· ter and brotber•in-law, 14:r. and FOB Mrs. Henry Ewin&: and tom. Miss Sandra Kay lna:uham of _ FOR '' 3rd FOR 1960-3 (CORKY ) RUSSELL -�·J """' u �� y May Z, PAU L RtPMblt•n Cand idate- -- •• By MRS. CHARLES WOODE Sunday School attenda nce on April 24 was 37, the offering $8.D l . Worship services were held at ID:45 with an attendance of 23, with Herman Ta)'lor .leading. On April 30 al 7:30 there will be a tancer meeting at the church with a speaker .md a film. The WSCS held its meeting Tuesda)' evening at the home of Helt-n Woode with an aUe�Q.ance of ten men,bers and two ,m tors. Routine business was tJtken earl! -- -- Mrs. tiaude -Woodya,d 1, v�lting relatives in Pittsburfb. CH AR LE S ,._t•----... rtm Soc·IQ I EVents LltlAL NOTICI JUdl will be received. at lhe of• fleet of Weblter & Fultz, Pomeroy N1Uoml Bank Bulldtne. Pomeroy, Ohio, until 19:00 A. ·M . on the 6th day of Kay, 1960, for the ule or the ElUI White real eatate 1iluat6C in tbe Vlllaae of Syracuse, Ohio, and consisting of a two atory frame dwell!ng hoUSe, four rooms down1tain and three room■ and bath up stairs, garage and four adjoining Iola. The real estate la appralaed for f5,500.00 and cannot be sold for leas than the appraised value. FRIEDA FAEHNLE, 11 Administratrix of the home, Mond�y. ( ' Mat ,._ X In tM IQllaN 6o b Wt ot ,od1 tJ/ NIXON Llllll ft ... .sllnll .. ... .. ,out � Ulil '' •'' pledged .,r,eki live,. I Alfred with Theli;n• Henderson, presldent, -pretiding. It w.u. voted lo retain the same officer& for another )'ear. Also t.o renew subscription to the Methodist Woman. A nice sum of money was reported from the sale of rug! and lens cleaners. Tax st.Imps were turned in and counting to be rinished at a later date. EJeanor Boyles Jed the program on , "New Light for Town and Country". llllfreshmf'nts of ice cream, cook• ies 1n1 coffee were served. The next meeting to be held May 17th at thr home of Eleanor Boyles. Mrs. Clarice Ledlie_ of Hockingj port and C . F. Tompkms, P�meroy visned their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tompkins at Elmwooa. rt:>:11. or VOTE FOR Mr. and Mrs, H Jf - Legal Notice 0., .. . •• ' J ' • ' R•publican Prim•ry· Col lins for Congress ,•• Committee " � .,. """,�-·-""':.�.---.-=_--.....,.-"',,-""'�.,..-�..,.-' � -:-,--.... . .-.-:-: ,. ..,..-,---.,--:.� . �----� . -,,.- �- · ·------------.-��.,.,"-:':'�-.....� .-:1� ,.�-�.-���:l":'l�:".".,,:-,� ·..�-· . �.:.. •� ;,�""'�....""."'�-"""-i-'• ,..,., #'< ' .. ----.AMO< ,... May ·3rd •• ; �• : ..,:_Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 2, 1960 • ► t• •'• • '' '• • • Wright, nanny Follrod, David LOS ANGEL!:S UPI - 1'11e Stout, Kenudh Engllsh, Jcrr Wer• lament comin& from the Dod& ry, Mike G,lobokar, Max rolmer, d ress 1ng room aounded. Hu m1,1. Benny Wrig.hl, Jeff Karr. John , aic to the plh;:hint-poor Clncl9,�U Goodwin. Rett,· •� they headed here t¥,IY DODGERS-'.. -Mers., Robert Rob-I for their firtt wee.tern h;ivalion of ert.11 and Birl Gibbs-John Guin• ther-. Bob E1�'ler, l;lruce Simpson, I th � seasDn. "�rneone asked ft!tey ¥ill Gibbs., l:ddie Baer Louie We re not flotnil better," mapped er a W1lta- At1 � Diehl, Danny r,row, John 'zurcher, Dodi M 111eer , .. Lorini, Vaugl\n. Joe Freeman he paced up and down. We N tlOt id �- Mitch, T«m Schaeffer, Virgil hilting the ba1eball1," be nobody apolte up. when . F'!illHl'S, \ PIRATES-.M,rs.,· John Youns, ·land, Chuck Murr;y, .Jobo Gllalare, L,e Tyo aqd .Art !'{ease-Lanny Randy Bwt, Jim Tyo, Kelly lle­ 'l)'p, M�Jtey M'�mchini, Jan Cilo, Kenzie, Ronnie Bachtel, Jeff 011:k J'n�ht, BIil Neue, Jeb Kirk- -Ronnie Arnold, ___ 1..__ S'fANDINGS " '"'' .,, .,.,., ••i if I re•iy for 11,a. Sclentllically mixed, It la lmpo11lble to go 'Wrong. Comes i n handy bags for •a•y handling, ,. \' if'.·,:" : . '.'a Tho11,as shattered n,e world high JlllflP mark; in S.-IU:tday'6 Pt>nn lh'lil)� at PhiladeJphiil when he Ju11ipcd 7 feet. l i., inc·h�s. 'I'he leap tupped the rel'ord or 7 feet, 1.2 111d1t>s i;t't by Russia's Yuri $t('p;1 nu I in I 9a7 with the air:! of bu I I 1 11 p shoes. ,,,, so ••• ,, ffl• 0 f'IIILAD�TPHlA UPI - Johll Thomv" .i1Hl l:5ill Nieder fel.'l they tiHI lwtit•r tht'Jr world rel•ords m thr- high Jump and shot put b('fore tht• sum111er Olympic Games . • • High Jump Mark Broken Saturday ' I !\:i('dN 1•rl1psed the reeognized world mark 111 the shot put the samr rla) 111 lhe Drake Belays «t Des \fo11ws. Iowa, with a toss of . ff3 fret. 11 1-� inches, while Parry O'Ur1cn. who owns lht> official · world standard of 63 feet 4 inl'hes, could dn no better than 63 feet, I¼ in('hes in five throws. • .. ' , �', �';;,,/� CtJCLE'S NO FUSS... NO BOTHER.:.No MESS I . ' •·, USTAURANT .,. 216, E, Main SI. POMERO OHIO Y' ;I . J' I .. ..,\ -· .,. ,' l' -�• t • • '' .. ' FeQf�... ., : 'ifh,tecl Chicken ; ·� ,. TRIED A 8RAFFLf· LATELY? ""' . •••o FRIIIDAIRI DlllH 40-lac, Eltctrlc Ran1e S11rf1ct Unil1 HP• �-,---,L..- There's elbow ,ooml wide wor� -spact by widi,, -....1..� ,ated � • Ct1k•Nultr will start and step "'" I ll.lll■IIIUl1y w)il11 Jlll'rl IWIW • Twt bit Sllrlfl Or1wer1, "" t, 1ht 1ldt, 1111 b1l1w • Wld1,TllU Surface Unlll nnlact ,an1 ,.,ftttly fer dup, unif1rm, cencH• tnt1d ct-kin& hut-no w1rpln1, tm • lnllnltt•tlHt Re11ry Cenlnls H 01vldld P1ntl-1lmplnl 11 1U ti HI • .Ntw la11r,1ur1d Sll11r Llek lnel llCt• wlft fllll'ff "fr111t1n1" yeur kltch11 '. . ' '' '• • . t• . • ' BAKER FURNITURE ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT f ;\,, 1 ,... ... -�ca,--­ • /. i ll&IIONWUl'lll!'l!III'' IIIMfHW INIOn 111 ib llthll • •• .. • •• /" t• •• I• • : I• ' . ., ' \Cl. '. j ., h,,•I � u ,u . I tllf♦. j,wd Green Stci.�pt�, ti ffllffl yo� lnfft your fritfl4• cat�AH5 ' '. WOILD'I atOGDT IILICTION • whet,f it's fun to shc,p. \ �,�f: Leon, �JI!; ilf!lrGnteed !rim . ·t .; ' ' ,· . ·,.• h- '· . -, '1:'1�:�7",�.1 ' '·i: r ;i,,,1 ·•,! t -· l\lCIIIC . , .... ••• hUd � 70.t iMrta ,�-· ..,,,, • • .I C '· _., ,. Evons <.l'f .t • , • ; LB. �A.N e· ·· · .. , 0 �• : ..,:_Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 2, 1960 • ► t• •'• • '' '• • • Wright, nanny Follrod, David LOS ANGEL!:S UPI - 1'11e Stout, Kenudh Engllsh, Jcrr Wer• lament comin& from the Dod& ry, Mike G,lobokar, Max rolmer, d ress 1ng room aounded. Hu m1,1. Benny Wrig.hl, Jeff Karr. John , aic to the plh;:hint-poor Clncl9,�U Goodwin. Rett,· •� they headed here t¥,IY DODGERS-'.. -Mers., Robert Rob-I for their firtt wee.tern h;ivalion of ert.11 and Birl Gibbs-John Guin• ther-. Bob E1�'ler, l;lruce Simpson, I th � seasDn. "�rneone asked ft!tey ¥ill Gibbs., l:ddie Baer Louie We re not flotnil better," mapped er a W1lta- At1 � Diehl, Danny r,row, John 'zurcher, Dodi M 111eer , .. Lorini, Vaugl\n. Joe Freeman he paced up and down. We N tlOt id �- Mitch, T«m Schaeffer, Virgil hilting the ba1eball1," be nobody apolte up. when . F'!illHl'S, \ PIRATES-.M,rs.,· John Youns, ·land, Chuck Murr;y, .Jobo Gllalare, L,e Tyo aqd .Art !'{ease-Lanny Randy Bwt, Jim Tyo, Kelly lle­ 'l)'p, M�Jtey M'�mchini, Jan Cilo, Kenzie, Ronnie Bachtel, Jeff 011:k J'n�ht, BIil Neue, Jeb Kirk- -Ronnie Arnold, ___ 1..__ S'fANDINGS " '"'' .,, .,.,., ••i if I re•iy for 11,a. Sclentllically mixed, It la lmpo11lble to go 'Wrong. Comes i n handy bags for •a•y handling, ,. \' if'.·,:" : . '.'a Tho11,as shattered n,e world high JlllflP mark; in S.-IU:tday'6 Pt>nn lh'lil)� at PhiladeJphiil when he Ju11ipcd 7 feet. l i., inc·h�s. 'I'he leap tupped the rel'ord or 7 feet, 1.2 111d1t>s i;t't by Russia's Yuri $t('p;1 nu I in I 9a7 with the air:! of bu I I 1 11 p shoes. ,,,, so ••• ,, ffl• 0 f'IIILAD�TPHlA UPI - Johll Thomv" .i1Hl l:5ill Nieder fel.'l they tiHI lwtit•r tht'Jr world rel•ords m thr- high Jump and shot put b('fore tht• sum111er Olympic Games . • • High Jump Mark Broken Saturday ' I !\:i('dN 1•rl1psed the reeognized world mark 111 the shot put the samr rla) 111 lhe Drake Belays «t Des \fo11ws. Iowa, with a toss of . ff3 fret. 11 1-� inches, while Parry O'Ur1cn. who owns lht> official · world standard of 63 feet 4 inl'hes, could dn no better than 63 feet, I¼ in('hes in five throws. • .. ' , �', �';;,,/� CtJCLE'S NO FUSS... NO BOTHER.:.No MESS I . ' •·, USTAURANT .,. 216, E, Main SI. POMERO OHIO Y' ;I . J' I .. ..,\ -· .,. ,' l' -�• t • • '' .. ' FeQf�... ., : 'ifh,tecl Chicken ; ·� ,. TRIED A 8RAFFLf· LATELY? ""' . •••o FRIIIDAIRI DlllH 40-lac, Eltctrlc Ran1e S11rf1ct Unil1 HP• �-,---,L..- There's elbow ,ooml wide wor� -spact by widi,, -....1..� ,ated � • Ct1k•Nultr will start and step "'" I ll.lll■IIIUl1y w)il11 Jlll'rl IWIW • Twt bit Sllrlfl Or1wer1, "" t, 1ht 1ldt, 1111 b1l1w • Wld1,TllU Surface Unlll nnlact ,an1 ,.,ftttly fer dup, unif1rm, cencH• tnt1d ct-kin& hut-no w1rpln1, tm • lnllnltt•tlHt Re11ry Cenlnls H 01vldld P1ntl-1lmplnl 11 1U ti HI • .Ntw la11r,1ur1d Sll11r Llek lnel llCt• wlft fllll'ff "fr111t1n1" yeur kltch11 '. . ' '' '• • . t• . • ' BAKER FURNITURE ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT f ;\,, 1 ,... ... -�ca,--­ • /. i ll&IIONWUl'lll!'l!III'' IIIMfHW INIOn 111 ib llthll • •• .. • •• /" t• •• I• • : I• ' . ., ' \Cl. '. j ., h,,•I � u ,u . I tllf♦. j,wd Green Stci.�pt�, ti ffllffl yo� lnfft your fritfl4• cat�AH5 ' '. WOILD'I atOGDT IILICTION • whet,f it's fun to shc,p. \ �,�f: Leon, �JI!; ilf!lrGnteed !rim . ·t .; ' ' ,· . ·,.• h- '· . -, '1:'1�:�7",�.1 ' '·i: r ;i,,,1 ·•,! t -· l\lCIIIC . , .... ••• hUd � 70.t iMrta ,�-· ..,,,, • • .I C '· _., ,. Evons <.l'f .t • , • ; LB. �A.N e· ·· · .. , 0 �g_Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , May 2, 1960 (9) For Sole , (20) Busir:iess Services I ONE GARDEN TRACTOR w,rn Buy Th• Be■t I n fiv e p1ece.11 of equipment, one WANT ADS FOil OONSISTBNT �EPl!NDABLI! U.�ULTS RATES Wotar Softening • Eq u1pme nt PUBLIC AUCTION Hi9hest Q.,.llty Automettc. Personal property of the late S I! E Herman Kelch will be ,old at 60 ,cei, .1 3 centa per word. oae tnaertlon.. Minimum auction at lhe reaidence nelltl I eentf per word for three �tive ln&ertiona. to the Post Office at Portland, Special - one moutb b 30 CfflU per word. Ohio. May 7 , 12:30 P. M.: Kel- 1 SOFT WA'fER SERVICE Full rate l)f 3 C\!Dt. pet word will be charted fer advertisioc Electric vmator Refrigerator, if DOI paid wil:bin 10 days after reeeivine biJJ. Ohet Trannebill, Owner Range, Table,, Kitchen Stove, F.rron iD AdvertiJl.nc - Should be npocl.NI immediately. Tbe IN Mulberry fi'omero, aud C.i binet, Fuel 011 .and Coal Daily Seotinel wUl -DIM be respollBib.Le for more than one incor• Suite, Room Living Healers, rec:t il.neert.'on. 2 Bedroom 8uiles, Upholatered GIAVILY TU.CTOI IAL f AND trard or Tb&nb and Specla1 Notices of Ev\•1.1.ta tUM>. Obituaries t."hairs, Wool Rugs, TV Set, End Service,. 512 I. Mahl, Pomero,. publ.Lshed at l cent per word. PhoM WY14975. Open 'HI t Tables,, Cofree Table, Utility 3 DAYS l DAY. �OROS G DAYS I MO. p. rn. until Jun• I . S.lflmla: R0Jl1, Plan Player binet, Ca o ID 00.: 60c $1.36 '4,0() Portables, Electric Mower, Hand RMdwlll._ Harold Barnhairt. 20 $1.20 60c $1.00 $6.00 Tools, Bee Hive and Equip­ Ohio. Phone Coolw:110 3691. 7!1<: $1.50 211 $2.211 f7. 00 Porch Furniture, 12 3--11-Uc ment, Gauge Shot Gun and many otbC. ?. McCOY er articles not listed. Terms: AUCTIO,.IIR Cash. ........ 2., L_, loHN\ ..... Not rHponslble for a«lclenh Mn. Virgin Moor ia e ff(J,u£ BU ILDER&, BIRCll CARI· (l) t ! Adminiatratrlx NET aiaken Form.I.ct 1lnk topt. TIRMITI AND PIST CONT ot. iVlNDOW 9UN D-.1 AND SHADF.S Bradford Auction Company. ' Vinyl uoe1tot block llid. Bou,e 4-30·6t.c by Fain. ,,... ln1pectlon.. lntur­ Ver.,lia11 Blind1, all ab:ea and repain of all descriptlpnl. · Call M by Natklnwlct.. PhOM R. colon. .Free Eatimatea. Dale Guy Mto'.,te,, Racine, OAio. HOT .ELECTRIC TABLE, STEAM I and A. Swvlce 'ltatlon WY2WipPt,1 Supply, 21:\ Union .\ve., 2 24 Uc do11: machine, booths and elec• Pomeroy, Obie.. 4,:i.-tf< 2366. 3-t-60tc compressor. Will sell Mu L LI ,uaiw•c•� WlltlNGtrlc THERE Will BE A DANCE AT ALL STEEL FLAT BED 8 FT. BY cheap. Inquire Marie Steiner, l HOUII -,pn9".-e. Amitld a,., 12� It. for two ton truck. Corner Restaurant, the Mooae Hall, Saturday niglu Cheshire, tt.-., tyrac--. Ohle. 1 lthoftl Price f200. Q. F. Lyoni:i, Rut­ from 9;30 to 12:30. The public 0., or call WY2·2:li83. 4-30-3tc WY4-al4. ll-lt-tfc land, 6H2•4294. is invited. There wlll alao be a 4-29-3tc BED AND SPRINGS, DINING 11<LEVLSION RADIO AND Bl(AlJ, Gun Shoot, Sunday at 1 p. m. on table, wood rock.Ing chair, iron LIVI BAIT, MINNOWS, NIGHT apptiance repair. PboM 0tJ.■ Rt. 7 behind the akatlng rink. !isbsupplies, f.ihlng Crawler,, mower. Ellen hoard, lawn .McCUntock. Racine. Oblo. 4 28 3lp E bersbach WY2-20S:,. Ina: licaaes, available from 6 t-30-3tp 2-1-Ur: WlLL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF 1. m. to 7:30 p. m. week days. ------- -=::--c CHRYSLER WINDSOR CUSToJI. BUO..T Kl'I\,JlEN DESunday 6-1 0 a. m. Fire Novelty 1953 M.ay 9 to May 16. Open Monday, need motor work, F-2 1 0 Farmall li&DN f4t 1tl1l boll r,,,,e aShop. M•y 16. "Cliffs Shoe Repair," 4-21-12tc traetor on rubber, needs ao1oe tlm,1i., l"o."'maa ao4 Abbott. iltiddl(,pr-rt 4 28 6tp :-:-::-::---------repair, or sell for parts, 1 aet ----------- ' MODEL 12A HARLEY DAVIDSON Phone WY-2-6821. 1-8-U ATTENTION TIACHIRI 1 4 and I set 12 inch pull type ex.ceUcot condition. First $12� ,eta it. Phone CH 7. 225 1. Teachers needed for summer a&· tractor .plows. Wm. F. Houd.a• TILIVIIION RAOIO AND IMAI.L Appia..,. ,.,..,. C.U Pr•nlr algnmenl. Guaranteed Jncome. shell, Kingsbury Road, Rt. No. ◄ 28 3tc Ca,..lna. 414 N. l1und Aft., For Information, write . Mr. ---- ------ � 2, Pomeroy. 4·30-3tp ' 2 3 tfc Mkldlaport. Clark, r. 0. Bo11: 4083, Parkers- OLI VER 60 TRACTOR. (;ulUvators - ·-mowlni machine. Ready for -----· _ 4 29 3tc burg, W , Va. GIRLSI work. Ou\ck sale. '30() . G . A. �'19-3088 . You may .. well be dead .. with- I Deem, ,<,cine, Phone (2) out white tennla oxfords. we 4 25 6tl) have them al $1.99, '3 , 211 and THE FAMILY OF TIIE LATE J, M, $4.49. Navy and cba-cbt. hats "Pat" Thornton, would like to Shoe Box. ◄ 27 4tc thank rcllltlves. friends an d neiCOLD.SPOT REFRIGERATOR. $JO. 1 ihbon. · hither T111nl the Phone WY 2-2044, 4 2 Ewlng Funeral Home and the I � Pomeroy Emergency Squad tor l their kindness and consideration al lhe time of hi� recent death. 1 1110 &OATS AND Our e�pcdal thank8 to our nei· and up while the; tut. Mltr• ghbor, MrN. Oom ltheinharl for polir11n Motort. 600 I. Main her unfailing kintlnesa, sympa­ 5t., Pomeroy, Phtfl• WY� thy and help. 1 1 -24-tft Mrs. J. M. Thornton n 2 1 1c 1 For FREE Inspection ch..,., - •• block ma:hine with 20 .paU_etl. Charles .Foster, RDl, Racme. 4-30-3\c ■ J CULLIGAN '\ I .I I ·------------- PHONE WY-2-21 57 Notices --------~■ - --- ------- 9 For !>a le ■ ■ --- --- ---- I Experle■eed Cord of Thanks "' DI ATOR """ $1. D 1 _ ....._ dd9.:- _., .... ...... ., ......,. ..,..,. 1DMlfU• 1 8 ) Auto Sales 1 9&1 FOllD VB 2 dr. Sedan. Fordo­ mJUc. Extr11 sharp. ,1295.00. Blaeltnar'1, Pomeroy. 4 27 6tc =• Gilmore's Supply Slore PHONE WY-�•2774 Vaughan', E1lermlnallng Company It. �"'" YI, Va. 1936 cii}vROJ..,ET V8 Station Wa­ ton. One uT'erul owner. Shows beat of care. '$139�.00. Bl.adln1r'1, Pomeroy. ◄ 27 6tc �RB . IJ._P FIXTURES FOR suOW kidnty V sprctid 11traPs GNtl tl,M UHd Cars 1-lilffiw iiiiii�ot or other thing!:! at a All Mlh•• and bnr�nln. Alim good horsf' <lr:iwn ilAITlOPOLITAN disk harrow No. 12, double set lf' OII -- l11t Main It, work harness, good shape. l �•roy, Ohle 4 year old iron grey young - - · --worker /lingJe or good mare, 1 937 UUICK V8 Century 2 dr. hard double. Good set harnes, on top. Power steerina: and brakes. batk. Also, good lo ride. See Dynaflow drive. One careful Howard Stew.art, lll1rrisonville, owner. Like new llnJah Inside Rt. 1, Ohio, I 28 3tp ■nd out. $1 796.00. B)aettnar'a, Pomeroy. 4 27 6lc 1939 PONTIAC V8 1 dr. Sedan. R■• 1 dlo 111d heater. One c■reful own­ er. Sharp rar. $2405.00. Blaetl­ nar'11, l'omcrny. 4 27 6lc --- .• • • • •• I• • !• •I I I l'ICIWP. GOOD 1949 DOUGE: condition. Mr11. Tyree Picken1. Phunc Wl9· 3◄02. f•30-3tc UM& l'IIF,V. V 8 WITH POWER pack. New rebuilt motor, new tire,, 11prlnGs, shock ablorbera, brake h1ndm, 11e11t cov11r1 and · paint Job, Will sell ror S'1 90. l'hone WY-2-2486 after II ,p .m. D 2 Ste (� I For · Sol,e ------- TWO PONY COLTS. IIE,\8011· able. David VanMettr, Welt 6-N,etc Columbia. 30" EMERSON fi: XHAUST FAN for eeillna wllh lourn. &.tailed for ,125 will 11cll for 1'111. 20" Emenon window elhau■t Ian retailed for $52 will take f,2&, Payment plan ir you wl1h. Tele­ •Phone No. WY -2 - 3t33, 5 2 8tc (9o ) Morine Suppl ie& , MOT0ilfU ( 1 1 ) Wonted To Buy A FORD .BETWEEN 1929·1940. Good body and fender1. State price and condition In fir1t let­ ter. Write Mike Fultz, no High Street, Pomeroy, O. 4 28 3tr ( 1 4) For Re nt A.PAh'i.'MENTS _ · .rumJ1e4 untu1·nlihed. Mc.lluten, porl. phone WY-2-5288. and UIID CARI · ARI . SHARP ..•.......... ..\ . . , ...... .. . ..•• , ... 11, 1 , - �-11111 DIAL KARR & VAN ZANDT REPAI R We repair all types Of ratll, atoro, from healer cores to the largest truck or tractor radiator. Blaettnar's Pomeroy, Ohio - --- � ANO 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 0 room apartment1. A. N. Bengc,l, Phone NY2-3272. 1 1·2•He FOR RENT HOUSE JN POMEROY 4 rooma and bath, unf11rnished. Call aftdr o:ao P • .14. Phone WY2-ll07ft 4-16-tfc 3 Room unfurniahed apartment, and amall furnlshed apartment In Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3028. f 28 3k b1 \'" nvE, SIX, OR 6!:VEN ROOMS. 1 111 :Butternut Ave. Inquire with­ in. 4 28 Jtp SLEEPING ROOM. 409 W. M1Jn-t1t Pomeroy, Call WY 2·2848. 4 29 6tp FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 roomi and b111lh, Phone WY26915. t•30-6tc WASHERS AND REFRIGERAlora, furnl1hed apartment, utJIJ­ lies furnilhed. Phone, Ewin••• Store WY2-2860, Pomeroy. 4-30-Sk .- · -.. ... U.1. Ne. 21, Wa-ly, Ohio °""'....,.,, .. , -· - iliiiJiiia. Jack� IW!lfl!• Ra•u. - TU ri,w , I ■ tl:00 tl:tO 11: lfi •1 :20 ' J ,. . Ameite■.n @91a,t,U Rln Tin Tin San li'ranclaco � Your 11:o1<, Weather Teller John Otly l'tewt Broken Arrow Cheyenne BoW"lNIO &tree! Beat Ady.-"ltute. In Paradise Ted. Mack Amateur Hour The News Tonlebt scanning the Weather Sport Report Late Show -� "'hOnne 1' 8-TU8$·d0) 8:00 t:SO 1:30 \1:26 �1::SO · 1.2;00 • Cartoon Spectacular Romper Room Movie Your Ji'..sao Re,-,rter I lrlarried Joan Reirtless Gun ,� ihannel 1 3-Mohdo} t:!WJ Th«! Brighter Day t:15 'lt..e Secret Monn The Edie or Ntet u; J:00 The Thno.e Stoo1e1 l:SO The Life of RUO:, .(11 •: oo Ar"\ur J. Smith.. New1 _. 8:15 A Look at the Weatber 1:20 Jule Rivlin Show 1:30 Amos 'n' Andy 1:00 H ighway Patrol 1:30 The Kate Smith Show 8:00 Playhouse 90 9;30 Ann Sethern Show l! 10:00 l;{enne&e}' •· 10:30 DuPont Show 1 U:00 News . · U:10 A Look at thic Weather 11:1� rl'heater 13 l · 1.2: SO S " iil O!f wen $100 _, _ _ $300 - - -- $1JOO ---- $1100 P:hone for r.ast -a.pprov.a l. Get · our low• NO C(l(jl term&. We aim to please and civt :i,o·u 6ut''ve.ry best money aervit'e. ', I TY OA N Channel 13 TuesdaJ 8:00 111:-1-S 9:00 , :00 10 U>:30 '1:00 11 :30 Th!urtd■y 9 tll Noon 125 I. MNn St. llW CIIT FIWGIII TIIIIII IIAllll UP Tt HIit· ••• :• y�• - .·, n ,11n. CBS News Captain .Kangaroo Cartoon 'fbeater Red Row1.! Show On the Go I Lovti ..scy December .811de qllola.... A c.,.,,._. j f' H' '\' JI M D Z P I ' O J K I' OD�O B K : .. the w..- -- ' Y - H ll A Q ,A. B G l> Z lt OJK ZK. lf' A. ' 0 1: 0 N O .,,- l[ !II Z lf L N P K I , NA � 'I ll ,-111•1•• CP)'ptoflViO�t MISTRUBJ A SU_Q0�.... __ . £1 FAULT wrpt vao N.1:VER FINDI . -'� ' - .-IN8, , �o HM. x1.n.- r.t,.irt1 •1••19■ ormer -f.Sl --.-dent F==-------R -ii uu �•-·f'\•-m.,_ '!,r-u,:., World War I, hOvinl. J•rved. 1! , il , '1•tjn• l>an4 in •, P�iOJ !or, ••ff : Friend, ,pay ,all at the A'r­ baueh funeral Ho.me, up.W,, �/ pf · services. Burllill wtl� be In. the ,ers Pi.Ina Cemet� wilh the a.,v, 1� C w. W. Bragg in tha�ge. ·. . · · L� Funeral i:iervlCCs wm be held for ' (J Res: Oreen, 69, Cincinnati, who MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL , I d SaI""• d'e w-uay n1g · ht, at 2 p. m. Admitted Saturday: Ellie ll'rlclf,1 Tuesday [rom the TUppera Plains Jer, Middleport; Mrs. Dorothy U• B . �hurch , · -a.enneth �- reeil Waa '1orn iu 1\1�,gs Sprn&r; lbaine: Mr1r •. : ... -Ja��s , Plllm'; s Tupper a er, 111 H Rt · io ilt e ch · County, thl!l son of the and Emma Worthen Green. He Hawley, .Middleport; Don Fl')'e, ' ' 1 lived lti 'Meip and Athens coun- Rutland. Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Kt/n·_ ties until about � years · ago when neth ·MichaC!I and aon, Poineroy; · he moved to Cincinnati. Thomas, Reedsville. · ., Ray SurvJving are three children Admitted Sunday: _ Mrs. Char,Jeu Rich�, Wilmlngton", Ohio; and' Madge Mulligan ,nd 1Betty Tim- VanCooney . . Pomeroy; _James }#f.W· Conni� . .S�ncer, mers, both of Cincinnati. His wife, . ley, Cheshi re; · Chi; ste1·. Freda ' died In 19$8· I)iscti,arged Sunday: None. Love of �tf• Search For Tomormf' The � Llfbl Heart of ' the City A, tho World Tuntt For Belter or For •BOUJe Pllrtf lbe iillUpnlire "" 3:30 . 'lerdlol,, b Youn 1·be Bltahw 8-J ,:lf �, 81,tmD 1:31 L.dp of lll11tn lcOII The Thl'ff StoofOI 1,so Llfe ol Riley ,:oo Arlb!tr J. Srn,ltD. N'ft■ ts:U1 A Loo� at. the Weather lf:20 Jule Rivlin Show 1:30 A,n� 'n' AndJ' r:JO i'rontie1 1:30 To ');ell the rruth 8:00 Dennis O'Keefe Show 1:30 · Many Love, of DobJ GUU. UNJ Tightrope 1:30 Red Sk.'e lton Show ,0:DO , Oarry Moore Show l:00 lL O'clod.: NeWII 11: 10 A Look at the w,ather 1 1 : 15 Theater 13 ,,IJI) -2. ' It: .A ll Y D J. ,ll, A A X R . II '- O !f Cl l' & L L O W "" Onl letter tlmpljr aundl tor IIIIOfber. la thil ■ample A 11 u■e4 r tor tll• OU. J;·•• X for the two O'I. etc. 81nr111 Ietteril,. apo,,,; lrophe■, · ttie ltnfth and fOnna� of the \IU>rd.s ue all h.lnbl. EICb day th• eod• lttte" an dlfl•n11.t. IIA!LY OOYPTOQUO'l'E I"" lfen'• ltow lo work ft- 12:00 12:30 ;t,tD I :00 1:3\J S:iO 2:80 3:00 ...' ,.' I, �'iit:.n Co,t tJ Alcoa Prelecll Keep T,tklQI Tb• Bew, Toni# Sc•niw,1 · Sponil Bl.,art I.Ate S.bow · Sip. Off SAKES ALIIIE !! I SHORE AM lHANM.fUL Mt,,; 'S GOT H� ilCH A FINE PP6SEL Of- 01.'. CRONIES HE CAN P� 1ii' TIME WIF AN'·- -, . : 'j ,; 1:30 )Jed.Jc •:00 � In Court 2:30 The Gale Storm Shaw S:00 Beat the Cloclr ,:30 WW) Do You Truat 4:00 An:lel'leffl BRndllWld 5:30 l\ocky and BJa f'rielld• S:00 San :!l'ranclNo Bllt a.lltf 1'1/Qr S.,O 6:40 Wl!!lther Teller 6:45 John Daly klWI __ · ·, Hooeymoonn 7 :30 Bronco ��: f:30 ,o:00 10:30 1:00 1:(111 :t : 161:ID IJ:f,D b , ,. ,, .: � 1;1 H l< I I J! 1114 KN IJFFY 810TB ' DON't WAil �)P fER \ Me, MAVJ • - I'M G01N' ; TO PlfW CARDS WIF 1H' j ffLLl:RS AN" I MIGHT I NOf GIT HOME fER 1 1'WO ·1H1tEE DA\15 Startime Arthur Murray Part:, M Squr.d Phil Silvers Show N.c"IR Hl'a<:llih. ·w-�atben:t1t .1ic\ Paar Sbc,w dip ()fl WHTN.TV ._Channel 13 AND SAYIN.81 COMPANY .., Died S.-turday 1Il . incihnati GALLIA & MASON EDDIE ATKI NS -r"""'.' jll ,�-� uw_ Mr. Ghe_n__ �-·-,.n � ,...... '1'ul>- ,., TO BE IM COURT Thomas D. :,tiller, 125 Kerr1 St., Pomeroy, wlls to appear in Gani­ polls Municipal C'ourt today ori a 1tate bla:hway patrol citation l for passini without assured clear J4,is­ t•�e� .-head. The arrest was n\ade In Galllt County. ' I ATTEND RAL.l lll!:S Edith Wakely, n1strlct Deputy, , Di11lJ'kt .l3, Mariejta," ,,-Edith ,Bett­ ing, Stat� Publleity cihairm,n, For- � · est Rot!! Council No . 285, Tuppers · Pl11in� •nd Eblafae Kimes, council Deputy, · Forest Rose Council No. 285, Athene, · attended the Di&­ ·tnct a· rally at C111ton, 'l'ueada1, Aprii 126, and the Diffl'lct 1 4 rally at Akfon, Wedneld.ay, April 'rl. -KEEP OFF THE GRASS �MU0<6� "ffiM'S NOTI-IIN'f IT'S Ut<E �\'I' DARTS • • . ■ ■ ,, _. ...:::_ j -it , ,,1\•JJ , · ty , •·· · 0 �. � • J·. . •-·n i. ud ' fibi. ...... ai>d "•melee·�j,er �t.or . • . tho � lnstalla anywhe,e in yourMait (nt;>·.,_« ,..tt, - _ l , • • ,,. ,_,., , .... u� &he b,pr te,nk lirlt • • • the � - of troub&.free !lllffl ·, you art not .....,,,...,,,. _,,..,, your - will he returned, · · .�. • includb>c lnetallatian cao1a. � Y?"f ele'c:lric � or 1 , \ 1_ phlmber, or'call ut loe mar,. dttaill._ . , . ,· · ' , r . " " -- �� :,, I I' . t . -,.---------WC.H S.TV -C hunne l 8 :_. ':3', . \ t0,39 We like to finance -folb !\¥ho know how to do with extra spring cash _ _ _ _ _ _ PhoM WY-2-2171 B·JO g,30 10,00 10,so IJ•OO rt:1Li 1( • 15 1:00 Price i1 Rllht ConeentraUon Truth or (.'onsequence, It. Could Be You ConeJrad Drill Movietime Loretta Young Theater Youn11 Dr. Malone From Tl1ese RootlJ ComC!dy Playbou,e Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Woody Woodpecker Lowery Showtime Jim Thacker Show We.athercalt •:�w� Pll't.UrP HuntJey Brlnktey Report Cannonball Chann�l 8-Mond:a, 1;:� ��:�•�.� t:® D:�O 1 1:00 -,. l:IO _ . G:fO 1 · ' 8:"6 _ . . -,:oo ·� . ,:so , 8:30 3, REDUC E PAYME NTS 4, OWE ONE PLACI! Rouh 1 ·IIIUlt be...� i.Le Oldinary 1,11,rtm�I Electric Walilr Heater •!�:\,f: .· OHIO •' Sign On Continental CllilSstoom Today Katie Doonan Show ,- ,, TeP.ner ..� Doii"p Re Mi Play Your Hunch 1 1 ,00 1 1 : 30 12:00 12:SO I :00 I : 11 2:30 3:00 8:30 '4 :00 4:30 5,00 5:30 6:00 6:1� 8,25 'C · :iO ll:,!I, 1:00 7 ::iU • • :You no Thia Quiclt-Roooveey lit).JalJon _ family a11 11ie bot ...� tbty .. ....... and w . · utilStd wjlh Ille abeoiu� you mu.t irut it • • , la . 2, BUY BARGAI NS King Builders Supply Co, Running· . ., _ ,... ,f ogt o hot water to O often·? 11:43 . . '1;90 ·. ,:oo 9:00 "" � ,t..30 ' ld:00 ,� t(t:30 ,,,'' 11000 ..... ... , te 5 Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Sift. Preston Music in the ltound ·� Jim Tllacker Sbi1w WeaJhercasO Nf';w11' Picture Huntley Brlr."lkleiy Rept :i Huckleherr:, Hnu.nd Riverboat Tide& ot W�lls Far110 Peter Gunn Hall of Fame News Headlines Weathercast Jack Paar Show Sign Off Channel 3--1 uesdot• 1, PAY B I LLS Day or Evening Call WY 2-3748 Mtddleperl, Olllo llllADBURY ROAD f:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 8:00 J t:15 tc:25 9:30 • 8:4& t:qo - BY PHONE SPRED HOUSE PAINT ( Lat.x ) TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Chonnel 3 Channei 3-MondaJ 8:30 9:00 9:30 1 1:00 ) 1 : 10 U:15 , 1:00 DR LESS SPRED LUSTRE OIL BASE ENAMEL W'B'LL OUASANTU YOU WON'Tt Aad we'll 1t\uther paran&ee­ :,ou will be CONPLIT LY IAT, rl D wl&b a Qulek-Reeovei'y 110-sallaa Eleclrle Water Heater or )'OW' moaey will be n• &arned, lDellllllq Ibo wlalladoa ..,.1e, 1 .. ' ! SPRED SATIN FOR INTERIOR WALUI " 28th day or April, UMIO. F. H. O'BRIEN Jud11e and Ex-Officio Clerk By Ann Baker, DeputJ Clerk (5) 2, 91 Ztc 0£ U.S. C:,vemment. Any one can buy DIRECT frotll U.S. � ment Sun:J.u., Depots for hlmwf or fOr ten.le Can, )ei,p:!J, Trucks, Motorcydes, TireS, Tu�s. Tenb, Fumiture, slu;;, Clothin1 Hml• ware, J\adlos, T.V .JIJ Tool!, Tvllewrit61!1 and thousa11ds � other items at • fqction ot the oost. Yor Jbit of l,undreds of U.S. Govem­ ment Swplus Depots located In every State ■nd ov wtth. � A,j,ru!• Bo.a: 954,. Mail SURPLUS to f2.00 .)', BU _TO W HQ. 4'!D(Wle S · Oept.-417, DaHae , . 21,- Texiae. - · -- 5 A Tl � r A C.l lON .C U A R AN T E E O O R M O N F Y R E F U N D r n GLI DDEN PAI NTS . ,-N,a,, .... ---------- ., SURPLUS SALES \ IIOOMHOUBII Pboae WY-2-1741 Dully Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , May 2, 1960-7 , ,:ao RIVER REPORT Cl,ILl'NN BEAUTICIAN. APPLY IIYSELL'S Beauty Shop. Phone WYa-3II07. 4-30-8tc � 01,IIIDITlt:1111110, alioa 1tn-ko, tlon, II•• TWO HOMES NJ;AR RUTLAND. 4 • room frame, 1 acre cround I I and 15 • room frame, 3.30 acres. Sacrifice for quick tale. Mabe) I Hogue, RuUand, Pb. SH 2-4932.. t 23 6tp FOR NEW: 9001TIII DIYIDI LOUJSVILJ..,E. Ky, PP) Derby Town dlvfded bilo tomplon . leaden and Bally Ache booa:t¥'a u Kentucky Derby week dawptd today with only TuNdaJ'1 Detby trial left to produce now challett• a:era tor Saturday'■ 88th annual Roae Run. _ Real Estate FOR SALE SEV>:N ROOM HOUSE with two baths, a:arage, wa,b house, cellar, lar,:e COffll!!r lot loeated in Chester, Ohio, on .R.oute 'l. Priced to ae.11. lf lnler­ eated call or Wl'ite Paul Poling, Ripley, W. Va. Till. ES2-9433• . 4-28-tfe ' ■ ....... • TYWY.-U -. w"" ,uo-l'trMa• $170 ,.... f12S .., - (21 ) brick, MIDDLIPORT - 9-room Ooore, full bath, ·hardwood buement, furnace, larce level Jot $12,500.00. s·,ucus -lOi'oem rr■me -and llore tin Rt. 124. Haa 2-five roon:. apartments. All uUlitie1. SALE, LARGE HOUSE I 1/, OnlY Ja7:li0.00 (or quiet sale. -acre ground, basement, 15 rooms 90-ACII FARM-20 in cult.iv■• and bath, built in c■binets, dish tion, balance ln timber and waaher. wall to w.all car.pet, large gru.s. 2 dozen young fruit front and back porch, large tree. 2, hen houteJ, 3 reaervoin, garden plot& and large back with 2 water 1yatems. 6-room. yard. Close In church and school hou11I!, bath, full bawment with garage with 11tvr,age epace, 2 deep freeze, - barn and other in .Cheater, Ohio. See Eva Nunly bulldln11 $9000.00. or call YU-6.2015. $ 2 3tc 176 ACRI FAllM--50 ln cultiva• Uon, balance in im�roved pall• well. Ku 1ood ture. Lays rencet, silo, nice dairy barn, milting parlor. 7-room hou,e, bath, buement and 2 porchea. $H,OOO.OO. CUCICLIR IIALTY Box 299 Pt.one WYWUO GuagH: Montgomery,' 16.3 on ' Pomen,y, Ohl• upper, 9.7 on lower, running 6 4-30-3tc feet; Gallipolis, 18.4 on upper, 12.llo on lower, runnina: 10 feet; Lock FOR SALE FOUR ROOM-BLOCK 23, UH on upper; 10.t on lower, _ hou1e, baa8ment and land for running 1 8 wletet11. sale, 2-fflati! Mr1. Theresa Louise conc11,1on ., Mo"ffable Lock-. GJbb1, .Letart Rt. 1, Muon CO., All dams are closed down to Lock 4-30-3tc W. Va. 1 7, runnint � trap from 17 u&h 23. Tem11eralure t 2:00 am., roil SALi:: F1VI! with bath. Nlee loeatiODI llelvin 86 degrees. Ohio l.lv•r loeh1 Downbound: Hood, Ill Locllll St., PomeroJ Lock 14, Tnide Winds at 4:4:i am, S-3040lp 18-0; Loek 16, Gona ■t 8:45 pm, 22· -0; l,O{'k 23, W. S. Rhea at 12:10 ' BOUSE FOR SAL& Li PAG E- pm, l'J -2 ; Belpre at 1 :25 pm, 0-2; town, •br. room■, 4 tooma down, Virginia z 1t 1;43 pm, 2-1 , and der2 up, ap,roximately 1 ■.cr P It, rick boat; Beaver at 7:41:i pm, (H ; vel land excellenl well 13 m 1l e1 · Charlea R. Stepbenton 11t 3:80 am, from Pomeroy on State R oute 19-0; Raymond E. Salvetti at 6:45 692. Price $800.00. ln.q11ire am, (HIS ; Upbound: Gallipolia, H . lln, Howell 1t Pqetown. E. Lewis at 9:40 pm, o-2; Vulean J-12-00lc at 2:30 a m , 1 1-0; U.ck 23, WHlern r 1 , 1. : , • lilt 9:10 pm, l i -7; Mike Creditor at -----�·�·� -,-JAMES SLAUGHTER PROPERTY, 5:45 pm, 2-1 1� Elder Cliff •l 8:10 Portland, Ohlo. 5 room houae, 1 pm, 0-4 ; City of Huntington at carpenter :li:30 am, 10.2; Helen Z ■t '1:40 am; acre; outbuildings, shop. Variety fruil and gr.apes 0-0 ; National al 9:00 am, 3-0. Kanawha Rl••r a.■tt: Wlnf&elcl, For rurther information calf 4 2'i' 6tp C. v. Harner at 7:20 am, 0-2. VI 3-2478. llvery Dey llen. ( 1 7 J Help Wonted (20) Business Services ( 2 1 Real Estotf Atl111n, 1111 • ventory •nd Aopralll!!ment ot the Hl&te of Sherman Stephen1, deceasod, I.ate o Middleport Vil1age NOTICI OF FILING AND ln aaid County wu filed In th.la HIARING ON INVENTORY · Court. CHI Na. 11,351 . . Probate- C.urt, Mol.. .County, Ohio Hea�mlil on aa� d .tnventory and TO the E1ttutor or Admlniatra· A 1?Pr&11ement w�ll be had before tor and t9 such of the followln, a, are residents of lhe atate of Ohio: th19 Court 0� the lQlb day of May surviving spouse, if any; nell:t of HIGO. at � o o clock A. M. Exception, thereto may -be filed kin· beneficiaries under the will if any'; the attorney or attorneys �p- I b_y any , intere�ted party at any resentin11 any of the aforemenlion- lime pnr>I' to five day.a before the I date set for hearing. ed persons: You are hereby notified that on WITNESS my signature and the seal of Aaid Court, this the 28th day of April 1960, an In· LegaI NOt•ICe ' -- ---� - _ C()l(PLI!TI! INiURANCPJ !'IW- ' FO SALE MODERN FIVE R teclion. Ule, Auto, ], ire, Pollo and basement iult hoU!ie, room Call Doa llilla. »144leport. altic. Au11me balance of 4. "lo Olu• direct government loan. Lot 50 x150. Good neighborhood. Call ' > or see Freddie Thabet. M�. i 4-26-Uc W. Vt. --­ -TRAILERS- Waverly Molidi Hom, kit\. tfl Llnooln It. Phono WY•2--U61 Mltkfl-..,t '-.-Y wv-2.- 1957 FORD For the Belt Buy & Be6l Term., on New -1 USED, Look \e .... ....... '-✓ .... ..:.. .. ...__ 1CAUT2 PIID STOIII At ChNtw Yullon S-21 .. NAMII.L IIIVICI ITATION DESIRAB LE APARTMENT IN Middleport. Call WY2-3267, 4·30-3tc -- ·•Ti�•-··· Before 9:30 A.M Mlddl-rt WY-2-2Mf I ' ltioot DON STJVSll8 , Call Dlci Sterrltt Pomeroy, Ohio Avar■tt Min � P•lr Mtn St ACK!: FARM-Good 6-room Wo h�vc all of tht1 Con,ltnm�t lal• ralr and aver­ holfle wlth bath, 2-room second ago 111cn we need, but we need OUR NlsXT SALE WILL BE HELD hou1e, 2, barn,. double a:■raa,. 100d men. TO theae men, we will Thurld■y Ma)' II,, 1980, at l l ah, Water aupply, 2 dua: well,. offer a tuaranteed weekly in• at lhc 1uclion 11round11 l m� w111t Lea.ed, miner.I rla:hta 10. Prlc• come and furnlah hlm wllh all of Portuflctd, We wm havt1 '88()0.00. Nylon Hide-A-Bed 11nd tho good Cll.lllllied leads he CID machinery, luolm, and ■ ml1c. lot. chair, •n�: 9 1 12 wool r lll and L11ncb wJ\I ht> at:rved. Goddard usf'. He muat be of cood char• pad, 170; Holpolnt automatic have an auto, have I fam• o11c:ter, Salt1J.. Harold Goddard, Auction­ clottlt• dryer tu; Kohler ■nd eer. ily man man1a:tmen, obll1111Uon, fl 2 6tc Campbell piano. SIKJ: Lar ae capabllltlea. 1'hHe po■ltiona •n Perl'ecllon ruel oil 1tove, •1111,, aV11!11tble In Mela:■, Athena. Vin• See Sylvia Carman, Peach Fork ton and Jackaon counties. Road, or Phone WY 2-68811, , you can mtt'lt the above quallflll 4 28 3tc _ and you art'I completely c.11lions ---sincere about ■ 10Ud futun, DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR c-1111 Lancaatcr OL 3•U10 (or uled f,rm machinery? See Bill immediate appointment. Goodwin and bl.l)' al larm prices. 4 29 2tc Six mOea froQl Wllkc11vllle. 28 so: E O�: � �"!: �R �� EN r w e STUaiH£.�V BED. SO:ID p:: Phone WY 2·2297. foot ind head board, adjustable 4 28 Ste 1,rin11, Simmon, " Beauly • B •oy " L'v� HELP• APPLY K TCH"'" Ill w•terproof lntenprlna: matlreu. I per150n onl)' •• Matlin Re.taur• Excellent condition. Ph. WY 2· Falrlllle 4 IMM VI ant, Middl�. 4 28 3tc 4 27 3lc tala, ,. &tKQ miloa by ilOOII . owoer. HEAL1'11Y I woi'.ui' 65-id 'ro llolllll tlci111 •nttdor, Jat live In and took and ke.p hol.lM fioloh wltll "4>1tlWID for man. No drlnklna. W�ite r ....,1nc, . l'ordom•· llftl Box M8-H, e/o The Daily Sen• t:he at Look Spatt. ihe at Look o &Del heat.er, • Ure, iJj'"" 4 28 3lp tlnel, Pomeroy. Prices. Look at lbc S.vlnas.. ' ■ (2())1 Insurance ■ .• • .' ., , AUCTIONllllt C-- hnlco Crffl ndlonl Write, � or Contact A. C. IRADFDRD, .dne, Ohle. ' . , ' r::· i, ,• ··· , :_f4,' , , .•, • r· r:4 ' \ 't i-;,:� r;,_,,'Y 1 �,i . • " ,, ,-- , • I, ; •, I ' ., • • .• • ' ' '' .- -.• •• • . � ; . ;: ,-., ' ' ' . '' �g_Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , May 2, 1960 (9) For Sole , (20) Busir:iess Services I ONE GARDEN TRACTOR w,rn Buy Th• Be■t I n fiv e p1ece.11 of equipment, one WANT ADS FOil OONSISTBNT �EPl!NDABLI! U.�ULTS RATES Wotar Softening • Eq u1pme nt PUBLIC AUCTION Hi9hest Q.,.llty Automettc. Personal property of the late S I! E Herman Kelch will be ,old at 60 ,cei, .1 3 centa per word. oae tnaertlon.. Minimum auction at lhe reaidence nelltl I eentf per word for three �tive ln&ertiona. to the Post Office at Portland, Special - one moutb b 30 CfflU per word. Ohio. May 7 , 12:30 P. M.: Kel- 1 SOFT WA'fER SERVICE Full rate l)f 3 C\!Dt. pet word will be charted fer advertisioc Electric vmator Refrigerator, if DOI paid wil:bin 10 days after reeeivine biJJ. Ohet Trannebill, Owner Range, Table,, Kitchen Stove, F.rron iD AdvertiJl.nc - Should be npocl.NI immediately. Tbe IN Mulberry fi'omero, aud C.i binet, Fuel 011 .and Coal Daily Seotinel wUl -DIM be respollBib.Le for more than one incor• Suite, Room Living Healers, rec:t il.neert.'on. 2 Bedroom 8uiles, Upholatered GIAVILY TU.CTOI IAL f AND trard or Tb&nb and Specla1 Notices of Ev\•1.1.ta tUM>. Obituaries t."hairs, Wool Rugs, TV Set, End Service,. 512 I. Mahl, Pomero,. publ.Lshed at l cent per word. PhoM WY14975. Open 'HI t Tables,, Cofree Table, Utility 3 DAYS l DAY. �OROS G DAYS I MO. p. rn. until Jun• I . S.lflmla: R0Jl1, Plan Player binet, Ca o ID 00.: 60c $1.36 '4,0() Portables, Electric Mower, Hand RMdwlll._ Harold Barnhairt. 20 $1.20 60c $1.00 $6.00 Tools, Bee Hive and Equip­ Ohio. Phone Coolw:110 3691. 7!1<: $1.50 211 $2.211 f7. 00 Porch Furniture, 12 3--11-Uc ment, Gauge Shot Gun and many otbC. ?. McCOY er articles not listed. Terms: AUCTIO,.IIR Cash. ........ 2., L_, loHN\ ..... Not rHponslble for a«lclenh Mn. Virgin Moor ia e ff(J,u£ BU ILDER&, BIRCll CARI· (l) t ! Adminiatratrlx NET aiaken Form.I.ct 1lnk topt. TIRMITI AND PIST CONT ot. iVlNDOW 9UN D-.1 AND SHADF.S Bradford Auction Company. ' Vinyl uoe1tot block llid. Bou,e 4-30·6t.c by Fain. ,,... ln1pectlon.. lntur­ Ver.,lia11 Blind1, all ab:ea and repain of all descriptlpnl. · Call M by Natklnwlct.. PhOM R. colon. .Free Eatimatea. Dale Guy Mto'.,te,, Racine, OAio. HOT .ELECTRIC TABLE, STEAM I and A. Swvlce 'ltatlon WY2WipPt,1 Supply, 21:\ Union .\ve., 2 24 Uc do11: machine, booths and elec• Pomeroy, Obie.. 4,:i.-tf< 2366. 3-t-60tc compressor. Will sell Mu L LI ,uaiw•c•� WlltlNGtrlc THERE Will BE A DANCE AT ALL STEEL FLAT BED 8 FT. BY cheap. Inquire Marie Steiner, l HOUII -,pn9".-e. Amitld a,., 12� It. for two ton truck. Corner Restaurant, the Mooae Hall, Saturday niglu Cheshire, tt.-., tyrac--. Ohle. 1 lthoftl Price f200. Q. F. Lyoni:i, Rut­ from 9;30 to 12:30. The public 0., or call WY2·2:li83. 4-30-3tc WY4-al4. ll-lt-tfc land, 6H2•4294. is invited. There wlll alao be a 4-29-3tc BED AND SPRINGS, DINING 11<LEVLSION RADIO AND Bl(AlJ, Gun Shoot, Sunday at 1 p. m. on table, wood rock.Ing chair, iron LIVI BAIT, MINNOWS, NIGHT apptiance repair. PboM 0tJ.■ Rt. 7 behind the akatlng rink. !isbsupplies, f.ihlng Crawler,, mower. Ellen hoard, lawn .McCUntock. Racine. Oblo. 4 28 3lp E bersbach WY2-20S:,. Ina: licaaes, available from 6 t-30-3tp 2-1-Ur: WlLL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF 1. m. to 7:30 p. m. week days. ------- -=::--c CHRYSLER WINDSOR CUSToJI. BUO..T Kl'I\,JlEN DESunday 6-1 0 a. m. Fire Novelty 1953 M.ay 9 to May 16. Open Monday, need motor work, F-2 1 0 Farmall li&DN f4t 1tl1l boll r,,,,e aShop. M•y 16. "Cliffs Shoe Repair," 4-21-12tc traetor on rubber, needs ao1oe tlm,1i., l"o."'maa ao4 Abbott. iltiddl(,pr-rt 4 28 6tp :-:-::-::---------repair, or sell for parts, 1 aet ----------- ' MODEL 12A HARLEY DAVIDSON Phone WY-2-6821. 1-8-U ATTENTION TIACHIRI 1 4 and I set 12 inch pull type ex.ceUcot condition. First $12� ,eta it. Phone CH 7. 225 1. Teachers needed for summer a&· tractor .plows. Wm. F. Houd.a• TILIVIIION RAOIO AND IMAI.L Appia..,. ,.,..,. C.U Pr•nlr algnmenl. Guaranteed Jncome. shell, Kingsbury Road, Rt. No. ◄ 28 3tc Ca,..lna. 414 N. l1und Aft., For Information, write . Mr. ---- ------ � 2, Pomeroy. 4·30-3tp ' 2 3 tfc Mkldlaport. Clark, r. 0. Bo11: 4083, Parkers- OLI VER 60 TRACTOR. (;ulUvators - ·-mowlni machine. Ready for -----· _ 4 29 3tc burg, W , Va. GIRLSI work. Ou\ck sale. '30() . G . A. �'19-3088 . You may .. well be dead .. with- I Deem, ,<,cine, Phone (2) out white tennla oxfords. we 4 25 6tl) have them al $1.99, '3 , 211 and THE FAMILY OF TIIE LATE J, M, $4.49. Navy and cba-cbt. hats "Pat" Thornton, would like to Shoe Box. ◄ 27 4tc thank rcllltlves. friends an d neiCOLD.SPOT REFRIGERATOR. $JO. 1 ihbon. · hither T111nl the Phone WY 2-2044, 4 2 Ewlng Funeral Home and the I � Pomeroy Emergency Squad tor l their kindness and consideration al lhe time of hi� recent death. 1 1110 &OATS AND Our e�pcdal thank8 to our nei· and up while the; tut. Mltr• ghbor, MrN. Oom ltheinharl for polir11n Motort. 600 I. Main her unfailing kintlnesa, sympa­ 5t., Pomeroy, Phtfl• WY� thy and help. 1 1 -24-tft Mrs. J. M. Thornton n 2 1 1c 1 For FREE Inspection ch..,., - •• block ma:hine with 20 .paU_etl. Charles .Foster, RDl, Racme. 4-30-3\c ■ J CULLIGAN '\ I .I I ·------------- PHONE WY-2-21 57 Notices --------~■ - --- ------- 9 For !>a le ■ ■ --- --- ---- I Experle■eed Cord of Thanks "' DI ATOR """ $1. D 1 _ ....._ dd9.:- _., .... ...... ., ......,. ..,..,. 1DMlfU• 1 8 ) Auto Sales 1 9&1 FOllD VB 2 dr. Sedan. Fordo­ mJUc. Extr11 sharp. ,1295.00. Blaeltnar'1, Pomeroy. 4 27 6tc =• Gilmore's Supply Slore PHONE WY-�•2774 Vaughan', E1lermlnallng Company It. �"'" YI, Va. 1936 cii}vROJ..,ET V8 Station Wa­ ton. One uT'erul owner. Shows beat of care. '$139�.00. Bl.adln1r'1, Pomeroy. ◄ 27 6tc �RB . IJ._P FIXTURES FOR suOW kidnty V sprctid 11traPs GNtl tl,M UHd Cars 1-lilffiw iiiiii�ot or other thing!:! at a All Mlh•• and bnr�nln. Alim good horsf' <lr:iwn ilAITlOPOLITAN disk harrow No. 12, double set lf' OII -- l11t Main It, work harness, good shape. l �•roy, Ohle 4 year old iron grey young - - · --worker /lingJe or good mare, 1 937 UUICK V8 Century 2 dr. hard double. Good set harnes, on top. Power steerina: and brakes. batk. Also, good lo ride. See Dynaflow drive. One careful Howard Stew.art, lll1rrisonville, owner. Like new llnJah Inside Rt. 1, Ohio, I 28 3tp ■nd out. $1 796.00. B)aettnar'a, Pomeroy. 4 27 6lc 1939 PONTIAC V8 1 dr. Sedan. R■• 1 dlo 111d heater. One c■reful own­ er. Sharp rar. $2405.00. Blaetl­ nar'11, l'omcrny. 4 27 6lc --- .• • • • •• I• • !• •I I I l'ICIWP. GOOD 1949 DOUGE: condition. Mr11. Tyree Picken1. Phunc Wl9· 3◄02. f•30-3tc UM& l'IIF,V. V 8 WITH POWER pack. New rebuilt motor, new tire,, 11prlnGs, shock ablorbera, brake h1ndm, 11e11t cov11r1 and · paint Job, Will sell ror S'1 90. l'hone WY-2-2486 after II ,p .m. D 2 Ste (� I For · Sol,e ------- TWO PONY COLTS. IIE,\8011· able. David VanMettr, Welt 6-N,etc Columbia. 30" EMERSON fi: XHAUST FAN for eeillna wllh lourn. &.tailed for ,125 will 11cll for 1'111. 20" Emenon window elhau■t Ian retailed for $52 will take f,2&, Payment plan ir you wl1h. Tele­ •Phone No. WY -2 - 3t33, 5 2 8tc (9o ) Morine Suppl ie& , MOT0ilfU ( 1 1 ) Wonted To Buy A FORD .BETWEEN 1929·1940. Good body and fender1. State price and condition In fir1t let­ ter. Write Mike Fultz, no High Street, Pomeroy, O. 4 28 3tr ( 1 4) For Re nt A.PAh'i.'MENTS _ · .rumJ1e4 untu1·nlihed. Mc.lluten, porl. phone WY-2-5288. and UIID CARI · ARI . SHARP ..•.......... ..\ . . , ...... .. . ..•• , ... 11, 1 , - �-11111 DIAL KARR & VAN ZANDT REPAI R We repair all types Of ratll, atoro, from healer cores to the largest truck or tractor radiator. Blaettnar's Pomeroy, Ohio - --- � ANO 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 0 room apartment1. A. N. Bengc,l, Phone NY2-3272. 1 1·2•He FOR RENT HOUSE JN POMEROY 4 rooma and bath, unf11rnished. Call aftdr o:ao P • .14. Phone WY2-ll07ft 4-16-tfc 3 Room unfurniahed apartment, and amall furnlshed apartment In Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3028. f 28 3k b1 \'" nvE, SIX, OR 6!:VEN ROOMS. 1 111 :Butternut Ave. Inquire with­ in. 4 28 Jtp SLEEPING ROOM. 409 W. M1Jn-t1t Pomeroy, Call WY 2·2848. 4 29 6tp FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 roomi and b111lh, Phone WY26915. t•30-6tc WASHERS AND REFRIGERAlora, furnl1hed apartment, utJIJ­ lies furnilhed. Phone, Ewin••• Store WY2-2860, Pomeroy. 4-30-Sk .- · -.. ... U.1. Ne. 21, Wa-ly, Ohio °""'....,.,, .. , -· - iliiiJiiia. Jack� IW!lfl!• Ra•u. - TU ri,w , I ■ tl:00 tl:tO 11: lfi •1 :20 ' J ,. . Ameite■.n @91a,t,U Rln Tin Tin San li'ranclaco � Your 11:o1<, Weather Teller John Otly l'tewt Broken Arrow Cheyenne BoW"lNIO &tree! Beat Ady.-"ltute. In Paradise Ted. Mack Amateur Hour The News Tonlebt scanning the Weather Sport Report Late Show -� "'hOnne 1' 8-TU8$·d0) 8:00 t:SO 1:30 \1:26 �1::SO · 1.2;00 • Cartoon Spectacular Romper Room Movie Your Ji'..sao Re,-,rter I lrlarried Joan Reirtless Gun ,� ihannel 1 3-Mohdo} t:!WJ Th«! Brighter Day t:15 'lt..e Secret Monn The Edie or Ntet u; J:00 The Thno.e Stoo1e1 l:SO The Life of RUO:, .(11 •: oo Ar"\ur J. Smith.. New1 _. 8:15 A Look at the Weatber 1:20 Jule Rivlin Show 1:30 Amos 'n' Andy 1:00 H ighway Patrol 1:30 The Kate Smith Show 8:00 Playhouse 90 9;30 Ann Sethern Show l! 10:00 l;{enne&e}' •· 10:30 DuPont Show 1 U:00 News . · U:10 A Look at thic Weather 11:1� rl'heater 13 l · 1.2: SO S " iil O!f wen $100 _, _ _ $300 - - -- $1JOO ---- $1100 P:hone for r.ast -a.pprov.a l. Get · our low• NO C(l(jl term&. We aim to please and civt :i,o·u 6ut''ve.ry best money aervit'e. ', I TY OA N Channel 13 TuesdaJ 8:00 111:-1-S 9:00 , :00 10 U>:30 '1:00 11 :30 Th!urtd■y 9 tll Noon 125 I. MNn St. llW CIIT FIWGIII TIIIIII IIAllll UP Tt HIit· ••• :• y�• - .·, n ,11n. CBS News Captain .Kangaroo Cartoon 'fbeater Red Row1.! Show On the Go I Lovti ..scy December .811de qllola.... A c.,.,,._. j f' H' '\' JI M D Z P I ' O J K I' OD�O B K : .. the w..- -- ' Y - H ll A Q ,A. B G l> Z lt OJK ZK. lf' A. ' 0 1: 0 N O .,,- l[ !II Z lf L N P K I , NA � 'I ll ,-111•1•• CP)'ptoflViO�t MISTRUBJ A SU_Q0�.... __ . £1 FAULT wrpt vao N.1:VER FINDI . -'� ' - .-IN8, , �o HM. x1.n.- r.t,.irt1 •1••19■ ormer -f.Sl --.-dent F==-------R -ii uu �•-·f'\•-m.,_ '!,r-u,:., World War I, hOvinl. J•rved. 1! , il , '1•tjn• l>an4 in •, P�iOJ !or, ••ff : Friend, ,pay ,all at the A'r­ baueh funeral Ho.me, up.W,, �/ pf · services. Burllill wtl� be In. the ,ers Pi.Ina Cemet� wilh the a.,v, 1� C w. W. Bragg in tha�ge. ·. . · · L� Funeral i:iervlCCs wm be held for ' (J Res: Oreen, 69, Cincinnati, who MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL , I d SaI""• d'e w-uay n1g · ht, at 2 p. m. Admitted Saturday: Ellie ll'rlclf,1 Tuesday [rom the TUppera Plains Jer, Middleport; Mrs. Dorothy U• B . �hurch , · -a.enneth �- reeil Waa '1orn iu 1\1�,gs Sprn&r; lbaine: Mr1r •. : ... -Ja��s , Plllm'; s Tupper a er, 111 H Rt · io ilt e ch · County, thl!l son of the and Emma Worthen Green. He Hawley, .Middleport; Don Fl')'e, ' ' 1 lived lti 'Meip and Athens coun- Rutland. Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Kt/n·_ ties until about � years · ago when neth ·MichaC!I and aon, Poineroy; · he moved to Cincinnati. Thomas, Reedsville. · ., Ray SurvJving are three children Admitted Sunday: _ Mrs. Char,Jeu Rich�, Wilmlngton", Ohio; and' Madge Mulligan ,nd 1Betty Tim- VanCooney . . Pomeroy; _James }#f.W· Conni� . .S�ncer, mers, both of Cincinnati. His wife, . ley, Cheshi re; · Chi; ste1·. Freda ' died In 19$8· I)iscti,arged Sunday: None. Love of �tf• Search For Tomormf' The � Llfbl Heart of ' the City A, tho World Tuntt For Belter or For •BOUJe Pllrtf lbe iillUpnlire "" 3:30 . 'lerdlol,, b Youn 1·be Bltahw 8-J ,:lf �, 81,tmD 1:31 L.dp of lll11tn lcOII The Thl'ff StoofOI 1,so Llfe ol Riley ,:oo Arlb!tr J. Srn,ltD. N'ft■ ts:U1 A Loo� at. the Weather lf:20 Jule Rivlin Show 1:30 A,n� 'n' AndJ' r:JO i'rontie1 1:30 To ');ell the rruth 8:00 Dennis O'Keefe Show 1:30 · Many Love, of DobJ GUU. UNJ Tightrope 1:30 Red Sk.'e lton Show ,0:DO , Oarry Moore Show l:00 lL O'clod.: NeWII 11: 10 A Look at the w,ather 1 1 : 15 Theater 13 ,,IJI) -2. ' It: .A ll Y D J. ,ll, A A X R . II '- O !f Cl l' & L L O W "" Onl letter tlmpljr aundl tor IIIIOfber. la thil ■ample A 11 u■e4 r tor tll• OU. J;·•• X for the two O'I. etc. 81nr111 Ietteril,. apo,,,; lrophe■, · ttie ltnfth and fOnna� of the \IU>rd.s ue all h.lnbl. EICb day th• eod• lttte" an dlfl•n11.t. IIA!LY OOYPTOQUO'l'E I"" lfen'• ltow lo work ft- 12:00 12:30 ;t,tD I :00 1:3\J S:iO 2:80 3:00 ...' ,.' I, �'iit:.n Co,t tJ Alcoa Prelecll Keep T,tklQI Tb• Bew, Toni# Sc•niw,1 · Sponil Bl.,art I.Ate S.bow · Sip. Off SAKES ALIIIE !! I SHORE AM lHANM.fUL Mt,,; 'S GOT H� ilCH A FINE PP6SEL Of- 01.'. CRONIES HE CAN P� 1ii' TIME WIF AN'·- -, . : 'j ,; 1:30 )Jed.Jc •:00 � In Court 2:30 The Gale Storm Shaw S:00 Beat the Cloclr ,:30 WW) Do You Truat 4:00 An:lel'leffl BRndllWld 5:30 l\ocky and BJa f'rielld• S:00 San :!l'ranclNo Bllt a.lltf 1'1/Qr S.,O 6:40 Wl!!lther Teller 6:45 John Daly klWI __ · ·, Hooeymoonn 7 :30 Bronco ��: f:30 ,o:00 10:30 1:00 1:(111 :t : 161:ID IJ:f,D b , ,. ,, .: � 1;1 H l< I I J! 1114 KN IJFFY 810TB ' DON't WAil �)P fER \ Me, MAVJ • - I'M G01N' ; TO PlfW CARDS WIF 1H' j ffLLl:RS AN" I MIGHT I NOf GIT HOME fER 1 1'WO ·1H1tEE DA\15 Startime Arthur Murray Part:, M Squr.d Phil Silvers Show N.c"IR Hl'a<:llih. ·w-�atben:t1t .1ic\ Paar Sbc,w dip ()fl WHTN.TV ._Channel 13 AND SAYIN.81 COMPANY .., Died S.-turday 1Il . incihnati GALLIA & MASON EDDIE ATKI NS -r"""'.' jll ,�-� uw_ Mr. Ghe_n__ �-·-,.n � ,...... '1'ul>- ,., TO BE IM COURT Thomas D. :,tiller, 125 Kerr1 St., Pomeroy, wlls to appear in Gani­ polls Municipal C'ourt today ori a 1tate bla:hway patrol citation l for passini without assured clear J4,is­ t•�e� .-head. The arrest was n\ade In Galllt County. ' I ATTEND RAL.l lll!:S Edith Wakely, n1strlct Deputy, , Di11lJ'kt .l3, Mariejta," ,,-Edith ,Bett­ ing, Stat� Publleity cihairm,n, For- � · est Rot!! Council No . 285, Tuppers · Pl11in� •nd Eblafae Kimes, council Deputy, · Forest Rose Council No. 285, Athene, · attended the Di&­ ·tnct a· rally at C111ton, 'l'ueada1, Aprii 126, and the Diffl'lct 1 4 rally at Akfon, Wedneld.ay, April 'rl. -KEEP OFF THE GRASS �MU0<6� "ffiM'S NOTI-IIN'f IT'S Ut<E �\'I' DARTS • • . ■ ■ ,, _. ...:::_ j -it , ,,1\•JJ , · ty , •·· · 0 �. � • J·. . •-·n i. ud ' fibi. ...... ai>d "•melee·�j,er �t.or . • . tho � lnstalla anywhe,e in yourMait (nt;>·.,_« ,..tt, - _ l , • • ,,. ,_,., , .... u� &he b,pr te,nk lirlt • • • the � - of troub&.free !lllffl ·, you art not .....,,,...,,,. _,,..,, your - will he returned, · · .�. • includb>c lnetallatian cao1a. � Y?"f ele'c:lric � or 1 , \ 1_ phlmber, or'call ut loe mar,. dttaill._ . , . ,· · ' , r . " " -- �� :,, I I' . t . -,.---------WC.H S.TV -C hunne l 8 :_. ':3', . \ t0,39 We like to finance -folb !\¥ho know how to do with extra spring cash _ _ _ _ _ _ PhoM WY-2-2171 B·JO g,30 10,00 10,so IJ•OO rt:1Li 1( • 15 1:00 Price i1 Rllht ConeentraUon Truth or (.'onsequence, It. Could Be You ConeJrad Drill Movietime Loretta Young Theater Youn11 Dr. Malone From Tl1ese RootlJ ComC!dy Playbou,e Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Woody Woodpecker Lowery Showtime Jim Thacker Show We.athercalt •:�w� Pll't.UrP HuntJey Brlnktey Report Cannonball Chann�l 8-Mond:a, 1;:� ��:�•�.� t:® D:�O 1 1:00 -,. l:IO _ . G:fO 1 · ' 8:"6 _ . . -,:oo ·� . ,:so , 8:30 3, REDUC E PAYME NTS 4, OWE ONE PLACI! Rouh 1 ·IIIUlt be...� i.Le Oldinary 1,11,rtm�I Electric Walilr Heater •!�:\,f: .· OHIO •' Sign On Continental CllilSstoom Today Katie Doonan Show ,- ,, TeP.ner ..� Doii"p Re Mi Play Your Hunch 1 1 ,00 1 1 : 30 12:00 12:SO I :00 I : 11 2:30 3:00 8:30 '4 :00 4:30 5,00 5:30 6:00 6:1� 8,25 'C · :iO ll:,!I, 1:00 7 ::iU • • :You no Thia Quiclt-Roooveey lit).JalJon _ family a11 11ie bot ...� tbty .. ....... and w . · utilStd wjlh Ille abeoiu� you mu.t irut it • • , la . 2, BUY BARGAI NS King Builders Supply Co, Running· . ., _ ,... ,f ogt o hot water to O often·? 11:43 . . '1;90 ·. ,:oo 9:00 "" � ,t..30 ' ld:00 ,� t(t:30 ,,,'' 11000 ..... ... , te 5 Comedy Playhouse Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Sift. Preston Music in the ltound ·� Jim Tllacker Sbi1w WeaJhercasO Nf';w11' Picture Huntley Brlr."lkleiy Rept :i Huckleherr:, Hnu.nd Riverboat Tide& ot W�lls Far110 Peter Gunn Hall of Fame News Headlines Weathercast Jack Paar Show Sign Off Channel 3--1 uesdot• 1, PAY B I LLS Day or Evening Call WY 2-3748 Mtddleperl, Olllo llllADBURY ROAD f:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 8:00 J t:15 tc:25 9:30 • 8:4& t:qo - BY PHONE SPRED HOUSE PAINT ( Lat.x ) TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Chonnel 3 Channei 3-MondaJ 8:30 9:00 9:30 1 1:00 ) 1 : 10 U:15 , 1:00 DR LESS SPRED LUSTRE OIL BASE ENAMEL W'B'LL OUASANTU YOU WON'Tt Aad we'll 1t\uther paran&ee­ :,ou will be CONPLIT LY IAT, rl D wl&b a Qulek-Reeovei'y 110-sallaa Eleclrle Water Heater or )'OW' moaey will be n• &arned, lDellllllq Ibo wlalladoa ..,.1e, 1 .. ' ! SPRED SATIN FOR INTERIOR WALUI " 28th day or April, UMIO. F. H. O'BRIEN Jud11e and Ex-Officio Clerk By Ann Baker, DeputJ Clerk (5) 2, 91 Ztc 0£ U.S. C:,vemment. Any one can buy DIRECT frotll U.S. � ment Sun:J.u., Depots for hlmwf or fOr ten.le Can, )ei,p:!J, Trucks, Motorcydes, TireS, Tu�s. Tenb, Fumiture, slu;;, Clothin1 Hml• ware, J\adlos, T.V .JIJ Tool!, Tvllewrit61!1 and thousa11ds � other items at • fqction ot the oost. Yor Jbit of l,undreds of U.S. Govem­ ment Swplus Depots located In every State ■nd ov wtth. � A,j,ru!• Bo.a: 954,. Mail SURPLUS to f2.00 .)', BU _TO W HQ. 4'!D(Wle S · Oept.-417, DaHae , . 21,- Texiae. - · -- 5 A Tl � r A C.l lON .C U A R AN T E E O O R M O N F Y R E F U N D r n GLI DDEN PAI NTS . ,-N,a,, .... ---------- ., SURPLUS SALES \ IIOOMHOUBII Pboae WY-2-1741 Dully Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . , May 2, 1960-7 , ,:ao RIVER REPORT Cl,ILl'NN BEAUTICIAN. APPLY IIYSELL'S Beauty Shop. Phone WYa-3II07. 4-30-8tc � 01,IIIDITlt:1111110, alioa 1tn-ko, tlon, II•• TWO HOMES NJ;AR RUTLAND. 4 • room frame, 1 acre cround I I and 15 • room frame, 3.30 acres. Sacrifice for quick tale. Mabe) I Hogue, RuUand, Pb. SH 2-4932.. t 23 6tp FOR NEW: 9001TIII DIYIDI LOUJSVILJ..,E. Ky, PP) Derby Town dlvfded bilo tomplon . leaden and Bally Ache booa:t¥'a u Kentucky Derby week dawptd today with only TuNdaJ'1 Detby trial left to produce now challett• a:era tor Saturday'■ 88th annual Roae Run. _ Real Estate FOR SALE SEV>:N ROOM HOUSE with two baths, a:arage, wa,b house, cellar, lar,:e COffll!!r lot loeated in Chester, Ohio, on .R.oute 'l. Priced to ae.11. lf lnler­ eated call or Wl'ite Paul Poling, Ripley, W. Va. Till. ES2-9433• . 4-28-tfe ' ■ ....... • TYWY.-U -. w"" ,uo-l'trMa• $170 ,.... f12S .., - (21 ) brick, MIDDLIPORT - 9-room Ooore, full bath, ·hardwood buement, furnace, larce level Jot $12,500.00. s·,ucus -lOi'oem rr■me -and llore tin Rt. 124. Haa 2-five roon:. apartments. All uUlitie1. SALE, LARGE HOUSE I 1/, OnlY Ja7:li0.00 (or quiet sale. -acre ground, basement, 15 rooms 90-ACII FARM-20 in cult.iv■• and bath, built in c■binets, dish tion, balance ln timber and waaher. wall to w.all car.pet, large gru.s. 2 dozen young fruit front and back porch, large tree. 2, hen houteJ, 3 reaervoin, garden plot& and large back with 2 water 1yatems. 6-room. yard. Close In church and school hou11I!, bath, full bawment with garage with 11tvr,age epace, 2 deep freeze, - barn and other in .Cheater, Ohio. See Eva Nunly bulldln11 $9000.00. or call YU-6.2015. $ 2 3tc 176 ACRI FAllM--50 ln cultiva• Uon, balance in im�roved pall• well. Ku 1ood ture. Lays rencet, silo, nice dairy barn, milting parlor. 7-room hou,e, bath, buement and 2 porchea. $H,OOO.OO. CUCICLIR IIALTY Box 299 Pt.one WYWUO GuagH: Montgomery,' 16.3 on ' Pomen,y, Ohl• upper, 9.7 on lower, running 6 4-30-3tc feet; Gallipolis, 18.4 on upper, 12.llo on lower, runnina: 10 feet; Lock FOR SALE FOUR ROOM-BLOCK 23, UH on upper; 10.t on lower, _ hou1e, baa8ment and land for running 1 8 wletet11. sale, 2-fflati! Mr1. Theresa Louise conc11,1on ., Mo"ffable Lock-. GJbb1, .Letart Rt. 1, Muon CO., All dams are closed down to Lock 4-30-3tc W. Va. 1 7, runnint � trap from 17 u&h 23. Tem11eralure t 2:00 am., roil SALi:: F1VI! with bath. Nlee loeatiODI llelvin 86 degrees. Ohio l.lv•r loeh1 Downbound: Hood, Ill Locllll St., PomeroJ Lock 14, Tnide Winds at 4:4:i am, S-3040lp 18-0; Loek 16, Gona ■t 8:45 pm, 22· -0; l,O{'k 23, W. S. Rhea at 12:10 ' BOUSE FOR SAL& Li PAG E- pm, l'J -2 ; Belpre at 1 :25 pm, 0-2; town, •br. room■, 4 tooma down, Virginia z 1t 1;43 pm, 2-1 , and der2 up, ap,roximately 1 ■.cr P It, rick boat; Beaver at 7:41:i pm, (H ; vel land excellenl well 13 m 1l e1 · Charlea R. Stepbenton 11t 3:80 am, from Pomeroy on State R oute 19-0; Raymond E. Salvetti at 6:45 692. Price $800.00. ln.q11ire am, (HIS ; Upbound: Gallipolia, H . lln, Howell 1t Pqetown. E. Lewis at 9:40 pm, o-2; Vulean J-12-00lc at 2:30 a m , 1 1-0; U.ck 23, WHlern r 1 , 1. : , • lilt 9:10 pm, l i -7; Mike Creditor at -----�·�·� -,-JAMES SLAUGHTER PROPERTY, 5:45 pm, 2-1 1� Elder Cliff •l 8:10 Portland, Ohlo. 5 room houae, 1 pm, 0-4 ; City of Huntington at carpenter :li:30 am, 10.2; Helen Z ■t '1:40 am; acre; outbuildings, shop. Variety fruil and gr.apes 0-0 ; National al 9:00 am, 3-0. Kanawha Rl••r a.■tt: Wlnf&elcl, For rurther information calf 4 2'i' 6tp C. v. Harner at 7:20 am, 0-2. VI 3-2478. llvery Dey llen. ( 1 7 J Help Wonted (20) Business Services ( 2 1 Real Estotf Atl111n, 1111 • ventory •nd Aopralll!!ment ot the Hl&te of Sherman Stephen1, deceasod, I.ate o Middleport Vil1age NOTICI OF FILING AND ln aaid County wu filed In th.la HIARING ON INVENTORY · Court. CHI Na. 11,351 . . Probate- C.urt, Mol.. .County, Ohio Hea�mlil on aa� d .tnventory and TO the E1ttutor or Admlniatra· A 1?Pr&11ement w�ll be had before tor and t9 such of the followln, a, are residents of lhe atate of Ohio: th19 Court 0� the lQlb day of May surviving spouse, if any; nell:t of HIGO. at � o o clock A. M. Exception, thereto may -be filed kin· beneficiaries under the will if any'; the attorney or attorneys �p- I b_y any , intere�ted party at any resentin11 any of the aforemenlion- lime pnr>I' to five day.a before the I date set for hearing. ed persons: You are hereby notified that on WITNESS my signature and the seal of Aaid Court, this the 28th day of April 1960, an In· LegaI NOt•ICe ' -- ---� - _ C()l(PLI!TI! INiURANCPJ !'IW- ' FO SALE MODERN FIVE R teclion. Ule, Auto, ], ire, Pollo and basement iult hoU!ie, room Call Doa llilla. »144leport. altic. Au11me balance of 4. "lo Olu• direct government loan. Lot 50 x150. Good neighborhood. Call ' > or see Freddie Thabet. M�. i 4-26-Uc W. Vt. --­ -TRAILERS- Waverly Molidi Hom, kit\. tfl Llnooln It. Phono WY•2--U61 Mltkfl-..,t '-.-Y wv-2.- 1957 FORD For the Belt Buy & Be6l Term., on New -1 USED, Look \e .... ....... '-✓ .... ..:.. .. ...__ 1CAUT2 PIID STOIII At ChNtw Yullon S-21 .. NAMII.L IIIVICI ITATION DESIRAB LE APARTMENT IN Middleport. Call WY2-3267, 4·30-3tc -- ·•Ti�•-··· Before 9:30 A.M Mlddl-rt WY-2-2Mf I ' ltioot DON STJVSll8 , Call Dlci Sterrltt Pomeroy, Ohio Avar■tt Min � P•lr Mtn St ACK!: FARM-Good 6-room Wo h�vc all of tht1 Con,ltnm�t lal• ralr and aver­ holfle wlth bath, 2-room second ago 111cn we need, but we need OUR NlsXT SALE WILL BE HELD hou1e, 2, barn,. double a:■raa,. 100d men. TO theae men, we will Thurld■y Ma)' II,, 1980, at l l ah, Water aupply, 2 dua: well,. offer a tuaranteed weekly in• at lhc 1uclion 11round11 l m� w111t Lea.ed, miner.I rla:hta 10. Prlc• come and furnlah hlm wllh all of Portuflctd, We wm havt1 '88()0.00. Nylon Hide-A-Bed 11nd tho good Cll.lllllied leads he CID machinery, luolm, and ■ ml1c. lot. chair, •n�: 9 1 12 wool r lll and L11ncb wJ\I ht> at:rved. Goddard usf'. He muat be of cood char• pad, 170; Holpolnt automatic have an auto, have I fam• o11c:ter, Salt1J.. Harold Goddard, Auction­ clottlt• dryer tu; Kohler ■nd eer. ily man man1a:tmen, obll1111Uon, fl 2 6tc Campbell piano. SIKJ: Lar ae capabllltlea. 1'hHe po■ltiona •n Perl'ecllon ruel oil 1tove, •1111,, aV11!11tble In Mela:■, Athena. Vin• See Sylvia Carman, Peach Fork ton and Jackaon counties. Road, or Phone WY 2-68811, , you can mtt'lt the above quallflll 4 28 3tc _ and you art'I completely c.11lions ---sincere about ■ 10Ud futun, DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR c-1111 Lancaatcr OL 3•U10 (or uled f,rm machinery? See Bill immediate appointment. Goodwin and bl.l)' al larm prices. 4 29 2tc Six mOea froQl Wllkc11vllle. 28 so: E O�: � �"!: �R �� EN r w e STUaiH£.�V BED. SO:ID p:: Phone WY 2·2297. foot ind head board, adjustable 4 28 Ste 1,rin11, Simmon, " Beauly • B •oy " L'v� HELP• APPLY K TCH"'" Ill w•terproof lntenprlna: matlreu. I per150n onl)' •• Matlin Re.taur• Excellent condition. Ph. WY 2· Falrlllle 4 IMM VI ant, Middl�. 4 28 3tc 4 27 3lc tala, ,. &tKQ miloa by ilOOII . owoer. HEAL1'11Y I woi'.ui' 65-id 'ro llolllll tlci111 •nttdor, Jat live In and took and ke.p hol.lM fioloh wltll "4>1tlWID for man. No drlnklna. W�ite r ....,1nc, . l'ordom•· llftl Box M8-H, e/o The Daily Sen• t:he at Look Spatt. ihe at Look o &Del heat.er, • Ure, iJj'"" 4 28 3lp tlnel, Pomeroy. Prices. Look at lbc S.vlnas.. ' ■ (2())1 Insurance ■ .• • .' ., , AUCTIONllllt C-- hnlco Crffl ndlonl Write, � or Contact A. C. IRADFDRD, .dne, Ohle. ' . , ' r::· i, ,• ··· , :_f4,' , , .•, • r· r:4 ' \ 't i-;,:� r;,_,,'Y 1 �,i . • " ,, ,-- , • I, ; •, I ' ., • • .• • ' ' '' .- -.• •• • . � ; . ;: ,-., ' ' ' . '' �. Tracy Rites I Northwestern Bonds Present Concert Sunday Afternoon At Rutland Auditorium Held Thursday I The annual band concerl or the Northwestern ochool d s · Ch opeI J . At E wing !net " " presented yesterday a[Iernoon al the Rutland high • &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 2, 1960 Scout Supper l"' Tri-County Canteen-Leader To Be Youth Saturday Night . en ded ·eounselor At You th Camp This Summer Whe II Att h rs Au i ary of Those allendmg Saturday night's Mason . Galha , M eigs Tr•· :county Teen Cant�en, "Bermuda '' night learned that th€ D ,. c f m c an• rector , Le o V . Sava ge will take a l eave o f a bsen e ro C.t.een duties for eight weeks . :: The announcement came on the 200th dance that the can t teen bas held in its three year hLStory. Savag e told the 1 50 • who attended the mformal a!fa1r lhal he plans to rcturrl as director : at the Racine high ht:tlool that he al the condusw of his contract � bad accepted .a pv�1uon ilS l:lb111 wit� th.e YOUth � ump , ;. cou nselor, unit lead; r, rhaplau1 l!:arl .�tcKmlo, awbrds chaJrmiln tor. begin• mstrur nature stU9y :"and w Y outh for the t:c1n1een announced that ,the ., . • nmg, JWle 13 · al an Oh director's mother � as named ''l an• • camp · teen Muther of the _Year." McKm• _. 1 ;- Savage Si id the Canteen will re- lcy prc�entcd � rs Savage of M_ar• : main open during that lime and Jdta with a lovl!)y corsage wmn eri; uf the fa.-. l danc t> con · ,11riam Smit h im, J H an· te�t wl•re .. & c .... ....,., lh••nr Nlahtl dy Nui ris. Don Wec�e an d K enda Russell touk Lup honors m the slow t� dantc conleJ,,t Pru:es were awardcd u 1 •00th cuuplcs. TONIG HT Numerous other .-l'!n Lest were Jerry Lewis - Diana Merrill ucted durm g � h,- evenmg . The rnnd '·DON'T GIVE UP TI-1.E SHIP" affair was sponsortl· t by the Ra• - also c ine r'fA in couJunction with Sterbng Hayden in !heir Spring Carniv.il. "lO DAVS IN TULA.RA " ____ . ___ , AllK> Cartoon C. M. Hennesy wbo sulfered a .11troke several w�ks ago is report• NOW AT STATE THEA.TRI& 1 ed to be !!Owly improving at his 'TIIE BIG FISHER.MAN" home. ' ..., . :C • lI ••' •• • , 1 ss �N Drive - l n 1 .,, .., , I • • FOR • ., • - .• - t••=-··=============1 Robert ( Bob ) Hoeflich• MEIGS COUNTY tbf I "DO THE JOB . . . . WITH BOB" NOMINATE · ,.,,, , 1 • ' Boy Sl'.h ool wi th a la rge attendance reported. The concert included �h 1 e .\\ ol t> Scuut T uo,p 2:5 · Mlddlepon, were j selectio ns b,y both the J,µnior � a nd Senior band and w.u, � d '>U lh the outcome of well p lcc1�t direct.or. of ffoger Roush under the direction . . ' . the pamakt' supper held at the a Steps March, M. D. Tay• sy ted. E T�e Jumo 1 Ba�d pre�n r1rJ,,t Un1!l'rl Presbyterian t.:hurch • !;hadow• laylor; D. . M Choral, lor; • on Saturday mght. la nd WalLZ, :.1. D. Taylor; J unior T he i;upper was rved from � lo Band March, M. D. Taylor. �OO bemg ma de 8 p .m. Wll h over .P ,OU1,-, 111.. · The Senior Band Selectious were lly the group The proceeds will be Schuf. Maiden, the and Death u.std by the �out■ for their sum• mer outing and toward the pur• bert ; Panis Angelico!, c. Jol'anck; Alleluia, W. A. Mozart; Belmont Eric Chambers, president, was r ha � e of a b us for transportation. March, T. Mesang; t wo Italian also d evotional leader when the · )'OUlh group oI lhe Heath Tht' meal was prepared by the miniaturef<.-Let Dea.th Now Comot sen1or mothers and s-e rveit by the Scouts C. Monteverde, and Sombre Mists, '1 et hod ist Church , M iddleport, me t ( I n uniform ) who also helped with 0. llesp1gh1. La ureate, overture . for the regular meeting al the J . Ollvadoll; Hansel and G retel . church Sunday e�eqin&, Jean Ca the cleaning up afterwards. uverture. [. Hurnperdinek ..nd sey . C hrt,t,· ,, F,,· th cha o· rman,· l la«u, president o r .:itoulhca.rl\.d Meo, S. Rom be rg. Mrs t:u2l'llC ~ gave ''The Living Fa,· th." the <1ux111,. , y wuuld like lo l')(• --ptess lhf' 1 11c1nks from the mothers, Evelyn Gibbons was In char)tt ----Lo tho:, c .. hu as91i;tcd 111 milking o( the program for lbe evenina the c � � 11 1 11-; a �u�·ccss . to th e- boys Jf' errya E11lertai,r, .iind she told of the Jlfe of a typical ' who hdpc tl .. :iu Lo lbe peop le for teenager in Denmark. During ,,,_ •· Of .:,OR 8 Blrt I.UUJ' lheir �upporl. business meelin1, Barbara Jones :\1 r and Mrs. Charlci wcrty en- w ae a p pointed as chairman to plan will be scouts On May 1 1 . 1 2 tile · · for a bake Hie which will be h�ld spon i;o n n :: ii mot ion picture ll l t hc tertai ned w1lh a wiener roas·l 4., . in the near future. The group will · Liberty ·1 he.1tre, "Tom Sawyer", ln Naylur's Run p , ayground Fri day have a 6 o" clo cJc aupper before color. Joe, Bobby son, Uwr for evcmn� their m eeting nQXt week. ---·i, " l , C, •1. on his 7th bir '.tlday. Adults meeting wllh the you t Crusader, To Meet ere M .ra. Wayne Gibbons, co t.in. G u e sts were Debra Hunnell, w Th � Chnslian c,·usirncrs Class of s · , eilor, and �v. Raymon Konkrighl the First B11pt1st Church of Mid• Na nry Jo Mayer. Rebecca Triplet! pasto h. r the churc of t, · , 'h en·d an. J udy and She dleport will meel Tuesday evening D ar I a .. at the home of �1 r . and Mrs. Earl McKnight , Perry and Patlla Jiold· ren . John .ind Jlmrny Wiles, Jeff Go To Huntinnton Smith at 7:30 Iii.. and Jimmy Tyo, Jefr Werry, Daand ofricers St hool The Church · leachen of the church will meet vid Hysell, Jacki� Lohs, IWIYll• For Dance Event • Mn. Phyllis Hackett and Mn. at the �arnc L i me al the home or narnhart and Mike, D1c , ,f �d G lobokar accompanied Mrs. Alice Werry. Ka1hy Diles. D. L Mr. and Mn Jo Hardy to Hu ntlnaton on Friday night where :<1 n. Hard)' conducted a square dance at Marshall Colleae. I Heath Methodist • Y Se n,or Group Meets I ' .,,_ .� .. • Let Us Take A Load Off Your Hands Mrs. Hardy also co nducted 1 ,;quare dance for the Parkeriibu,g Kiwanis Club in Parkersburg Jut Wed nesday durina thelr Ladles' night meeting. Lei Us Do II MEIGS THEATRE 'Ilhere's no r,eed for you to lug tnat ,heavy f.a.mi-l y wash. COMMISSIONER Your wash wiH spark.le and so w,ilJ )'OU, IN POMEROY, ORIO ·',. WE PICK UP and DELIVER Tuesday's R■publi,;a11 Primary HOME LAUNDRY COMPANY Paid Pol . Adv. [,:DNtGHT and TUESDAY :1 . , ':· "S1/MMER PLACE'' /�, Dee - Riobard Etl,in "We W,a,b Everything But The Baby" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PhoM WY•2-2057 SICOND ST. f o r Co n g r e ss Not O,.n WHMMllv HOMER E • REPU BLICAM A Responsible Man For ,:J ob A · Responsible , ' Funeral servicei; for Everett J. Ttacy were held from the Ewin1 Chapel Thur!lday at 2 p. m. with the Rev. Eugene Brown, pastor of the United Methodist Church, assisted by the Re\'. Ira Wellman , PilS tor of the Bapti!il Church at Clif. ton, W. Va .. offidating . Special music was provided by Mri. Maltie Circle, ore■nist, and Rev. Freeland Norris, and sister, Mrs. Florence Adams . Burial was in Beech Grove Ceme· tery and pal 1 · bearera were mem• bere or Pomeroy Lodge UK F&AM . Coming from out of town for the iiervicea were Dr. and Mre. Alston Tracy, Columbus; Carroll Halliday, . 1on, c f f .; Mrs. GI a d)'s w a11 h mg • Enochs, Wilmington; Mn. Martha Sinclair and Pearl Ralph, Spring• field; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mutch· ]er, Mrs. Jetsie Keiser, Mrs. Alma Davis, Mn. Bessie Strong and �fin;. Everett Da)', Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Laing Strong, Mrs. Lilah Lutz, Mrs. Ann■ Stever&, M iss Edith Hut■inpiller, Mias Tthel Maud Y oung, Mn. �tt: artha Wood and Mrii. Elizabeth Lear of GaUi• polis; Mrs. Edward T. Bauer, Mar• Ion ; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carpe n ter and Mra. Betty Sau nden, Bidwt:11; Arnold Fisher and Ray Anderson, Sylvania and Mrs. P. A. Davis, ".rirs. Alonzo Denny and Mrs. Ross Tomlinson, Chillicothe. Service■ were conducted Wednesday evening by the Ohio Val• ley Commandery No. 24, Knights Templars, who also had graveside 1ervices. .. P•�!)DI ■ >IOUDA�"•'.T Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McComas of Middleport have received word that then' son Cpl. Edward Mc• Coma. who is stationed with the Marines eat Quantico, V■., will be ,tartina on a month's cruise on the Packard XI . Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Haskins (Wanda Thomas) -and family of We5t Jefferaon returned home to­ day after spending several days here Mr. and Mn. Staftford Thom• as. They came especially . to be with Mr. Haskin'■ mother, Mrs. Stanley Haski ns who ls undergoing treat,. menli at }{ol:ter Hospital. Mrs. ErvIn Baumgal'dner was in Athena over the weekend as the gueat of her son George, student at Ohio Univenity for the Mother's weekend. Vbitora last Wednesday with Mrs. Zeilla 0.roaa were, Edith Hul• ainpiller. Ethel Maude Young, Hlh1 Lutz, IWubeth Lear, Mae Wood and Ann Stevers, all of Gallipolh. Mrs. Hanley Cone and daughter, Vickie and Joe C■been of Colu m . bue spent the weekend with their bTothel'•in-la w and sl11ter, Mr. and Mr■. William Slater and family. On Saturday their parents, Mr. and Mr·s. Fred Cabeen of Athens 11110 visited with the Slaters a nd their company. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bowers and family and Mr•• and Mrs. GOO· rge Bower! of Spri ngfield came last Friday bccauae of the serio1u illness of thtil!' father, Howard Bowen. Student nurses from Holler Hos­ pital ape ndina the weekend with their parents were, P�lly Thomu with Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Thom­ as, Mar)' Scott with Mr. and Mra. Jamea Ru11ell, and Lindt Nelaon with Mr . .a nd Mra. De nver Nelson. Mr. • nd Mrs. Carl Vanderhoof and children, P('tay and Floyd of Waldo ■pent tile weekend with Mra. Vandflrhoof'• father, I. E. Mlller and other relatlves. On .'J unday the Vandflrhooh and Mr. Miller were dinn er guest� with Mr. a nd Mr■. L. W. McConaaa and dau1hter, Diane, EDUCATED : Wellston High School, Ohio Uni­ versity, Ohio State University Law School. UNDERSTA NDS VETERANS PROBLEMS : The onl y veteran of Armed Forces for Congress. • PARENT : Father of a growi ng fami ly. One daughter, two sons. Calling in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. V111ugha n Rou of Al· bany; Earl Qulvey, 'M1rleUa ; Mias Gertrude Dulaney, New Martins­ The first planning meeti ng for ville, W. Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. the 1960 Community Daily �aCI· Don Thomas and daughters, Melis• tion Bible School of 'Middleport sa Kay and Becky DaWTI. was held last week at the Heath Methodiat ChUtt.h with Mn. Ray Pidr:ene, dean of the school, in Club Meetinr Set charge of the meeting. The Amateur Gerde ners Club of Middleport will hold its re1ular Tea.hen are atill needed (or the monthly meetlng Wed nesday even• school and &n)'one intere,Led i n ing at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. hel.pln& is ,uk:ed to attend the E. M. Blake on Gnnt Street. Mn. meeti ng which wllJ be held this Walter Crooks will be the assist• Tue6day, at 7 p. m. at the Heath ing hostess. 'church There will be a ' guest speaker The a(hoot will be held at the for the meetin,: and roll call will Cent1;4I School Buildin1, June 13· be anSWC;red w:ith ''Civic Impro�e. 24. �\>. Raymon Ko nluiJht will ntenl Ideaa." be thi anllltant dean. . PLow•11 OAIIIDl:N ■HI RT• D11 ... b7 Vicky V1ughn. Featured ht IIVIMTUN and greeting summer from I fresh w,wpoint. The oolor•m&«lhed impor1ed chenille laco band ..id■ enchan.tment lo the ,winging •kirt. Wi1hbow b1 fto■enbe rg. blended Beauah■. n by Avi1roC', AYron• and .Cupioni• rayona, wa■hable and creue•rni■tanl, Blue, pink. wbi11. Suot S 10 IS. or--•··- PC. l'oL Adv, Earl Knight Asks Relief From t · kl�� !t!n��1.po1��!�!?i� Monday nlglit tendered his restgnallon as an admiulstrator while asldng for continued status as a teacher. . 5\lpertntendent ol Schools Lee McComas . said Mr. Knight's resignation. was read to tbe board of education but action was •red C l(r�=�:!™1t;;d The Dally •·-"··! lhia �om1n1,. �l h�ve appreciated deeply Kn_l1ht • .fine eooperatlon a nd • pendtblllty at •ll time,. He �1. WIYI hu worted for the be&L In· terutl of \he, _blsh. tchool inso.�ar U the atudenti ate_ �oncei;ned. �� �•- tMld"!I. 'Thu• · I• � ,-pl•� tn •ltht at 111, H• c�•lnl, WIii b<t ktpt H • tftchw· Knicht, whose �other, Howa rd, ll Jun lor High Principal at Pom• er:oy, is a native of Chester town• ■hip. No reaaoo for hil request in cban1e of status was give n, al• tboqh it bu been known in ad• mlniatr1lion circlea: of the school tb•t Knl&ht baa been hoping ti;. re­ lieve himself of aome or the work load i nvolved In belna: principal. He trill b1ve completed 34 years ln the teaching profession next month. Mr. KniJht operates, with his brother Howard, the "famllir farm" riftii' <:!heater. He la tlie 10n of the late 'E. B. Knilht, and· Mn. Knight, who reaides in Chester. Mr. Knight gn�uited from Rlo G"1)de Coll<ce, attended Ohio U n• lvenlty, a nd bepn hia teachina: at Clleater Grade Scbool (three yean) �• came to Pomeroy achooll for a \enD.. then went back to Chester Jfilb u a te1cher and eoach of all � for four yeafa. , •\ . 1111 uat ..J14L waa Wbere he 1erved. ILi executive h!fli:d for teV'en years, coming tO lllddleport, in UMl as teacher an d Uliatarit coach. He wa1 promoted ' to princ ��l In 1 942 a nd bu held tha t position since then. T OTHER AC ION Emerson Jones, vice president, presided over the meeting of the oeard Monday night in the ab­ sence of the president Bruce Lloyd. 1n co nju nction with the vote of the PTA to give $200 towards the blacktopping of the Elementary School ,ir0Und8, the board voted to assist in this projeet an d plans are for the work to be done this eum• mer. The board voted to purchase an electric sewing machine for the Home Economics Department. The financial situation and pro­ jects which are needed were dis­ CUS!led. The prospecta of available teachen for apecial field1 Wal also dl.ec;ussed. Othen presen t for the meeting were Mrs. E. O. Rall, Lional •Boggs· and Harold E. Hubbard, clerk. Free Sabin Shots Voted 110,000 School Children il- ,.,••w. oil•f Bond Furnlahed, Man Releaaed By Court $3.95 to $1 6.50 See The Complele Line of Women, -Dresses In The B111y Beady To Wear Department Elberfelds I n Pomeroy ., ' ' ' _, ' •905.05 ANesaed. In AIIO U'l'flted yeaterday by County Court A.ction department waa the ahertff'e Ji. report of County Court acU• Huold E, Dant, Jioute 1, Rutland vitiea for the month of April on a cbarJe of Nlekleu � talion. .bu been · released by thfl clerk. Jt. E. Orindley, Sr., 1howln1 a to,.I of '9011.05 in flne1 and court !eued. AB" � Head Deniea . 'Easy :Affidavit' • • cost.a. Of tho Iola!, the county treoW�GTON UPI - The )lead ' ■mer -reaeived $8Za.60, the 1tate of the ABC network denied today $1'8.ISO ·and Jhe •berifl, for co■ta lhat �mlon dloe Joel� Dick $129.911, Tire court handled , tlO crl· dotk wu petmllted to ' alan a . ..,.., 12 civil c11•• and opeeW "euy" allldovit 11&tin1 he mliloJ cues. E. W. People, ii ... n'ever took payola. JudJe of tbe court. u. "Bed" Phillips, Pomeroy tavern proprietor, landed 350-lb. hammer-head shark on a lubing trip tttently .11111 of C. "Bed" landed the ugly-looking "10btiler after Southport, 1 2½ hour battle 13 mUeo out ID the Allanilc Ocean from Southport whero he WIS f;tihlng from a chattered boat. Shown ln the plet11re with Mr. l'hWips is Loufoe Johnson and• T. A. Hewetsoti, Pomeroy, who, wllh Dr. Heweloon, made op I n addlllon lo the hammerhead shoMI, the the fishing party also capght INlny other fish iDeludlng tuna, ... bas■ and other species. Due lo tiad weather, they were only able to fllih two days of the four day lrlp. · , 00. l'i. Mn. iiarlY. J inson 's • -D ry Cfe,ners, . . -TII-LU$1' qllNEI$ ·. ,h,oM �fS1SO , \ •i . ' • ,, · . · •I · Tile reBign,;tlon 1>f Richard Jones froni lhi. Pomeroy cil �was accepted last night with. 'ei:JfBifons of rCgfet from Mayor Ch.arles Legar and council members, who passed ·a re. cmJr, so Iu Ii on than king Jones Ior his flne record o f p ublic service, Mr. Jones has moved to Syracuse, which makes him tneliglble ' for Pomeroy office. ment · , The weeka. five for ur p As his lait official action as ncern eo Gallipolis the from ch11e a member or the Pomeroy gov• was agreed upon only if the ,i n• erning body Jones recommend· stallutlon is made this week. ed the ,pureb�se of a motor scoot• Mayor Legar told Council that er for use by the Pomeroy police some · action was necessary on the department i n .chec,..in " meter-& · · radio as the po1,·ce equipmen "' a t on The purchase w.s mRde from the removed beeJI baa cruiser old the Metropoll� n Mbtors, Pomero)' on . tied on the n ew cruiser a resolution offered by Council- and lnsta which is now readf for delivery. ma n Franklin Rizer. The action to purehase the ra• A proJonged di■CUii1on °f the dlo from the Gallipolis concern twO-w.ay radio for the new police · cruiser was 1etlled by Council w•s made on motion of Counc,1. man Riaer with all me1nber.s votJng to buy I radio from the ·agreeing to the ·purcha,e. The ra• s & E Two-W•y Radio Co., of dio ordered for the cruiser i1 the Gallipolie. The Pomeroy dealer, same ■.a is now being used on Alliociated Radio had told olfi. the Pomero)' emergency truck. cia]a that he wo�ld bf.I unable to ution , Kenneth ln . another make delivery of the radio 1'Q.Uip• Grover, Pomeroy, was hired as ndio diapatcher i n the 1heriff'1 office fu wort six nights per week from midnight until eight o'clock. The Hlary was continued at $200 ·per month, · the nme amount paid Floyd Mankin, who resig ned. The report of Mayor Le&ar was read and accepted. The mayor 1 · neral services lor Mrs. Kalle reported receipts of $1,122.10 Patt.ireon, age 83 , who died at for the month of April. Roy Tr11cy noon Monday at ti:e Foster Nun. was given an order for fire ex• i ng Home in Syracuse, will be held ting:•ishers for village equipment Wedneaday at 2 p. m. from the lt was n tiiscuHio another In Sand Fork •Bapti1t Church in Cad· mus G1.llia County with burial in agreed that extra help in the •treet (lepartme nt be hired on the �earby Sand .hrt Cemetery, Mrs. Patterson Wis 8 member of only perll1 iHion from t�e chair• man. of the etreet committee Roy lbe Sand Fork Bapt.ia:t Church. Survivors are her hu•b•nd, D. o. Betzmg. An ordinance to vacate PaUenoh, nctiona of Long •nd Beech Patterson; a son, Rutland; a dauihtet, Mn. William skeet, on the location of lhe Adllma, Pyro, Ohio; a btq,thet, Mer• propo�ed elementary . 11chool on bin Isaacs, Gaylord, Mich. ; and B utternut Ave. waa given three five graudcbildren. A ■on, LaW• ea dlnea and p�s:,ed, Councllmeh . rence preceded ber in death dur• Schaefet and Rizer did ndt vote on U,e measure. Routine buaineas . Jng World War 1. OfficiatJ ng wJll be the Rev. Earl WN tran11cted and bills read and a-pproved for p&1ment. Cremeans, Present for the meeting were the mayor, aU members of Coun• cµ, Clerk Edna Schoenleb, Trea• ,urer Elma Russell and Chief Jed Webeter. Mrs. Patterson . To Be Bun'ed On Wednesday o, o. Pavin1 ■tfteU 01 M1aon City wu partment attended the meet1n1 , and oloek m which the department b dllCUIHd at I meetln1 of the II•• I l<H}lht. ■uppon of the eoun'cJI in fighting a fire. Council adopted eon to,;-n council In th• eity. build· formlnJ a Junior l'ire Department the propo11l. The street comn1luloner was ' ' lnl Mondlt eveQln1. Inveat,lption tor .tffnqe boy1 of the tQwn. Jt • 11 belna made• of the paul'�lllty of WU' e1.plalried that 1t many fires elven permisllon to orde-r "No U pavlDJ lbe 1treeta IODleUme 1n the tounc · boya 1,ry to �elp a nd very· Turn" 1ig111 to be ere«oo . al Inter• often act in • diaorganlzed faahlon. eecllona through the town. fulute. The salary of the head ot the Council hu been tnformed that It wu thoU,ht ttiat an or11niza, Department w111 raised on a Water n specific 1.h,m aive dealg to tlon ed enth of. atreetl. pavlt11 for e dl n bo tire town: are not llkelr to be aold. ,Jobi woiald help !n btilld.ln1 the percentage of collection baal■. Council tabled action In regard to , However, lt 11 thoucht ' tb1\ ' the tire d•partment for the future. a protest against the remQv■l of the approval or lta pve CouncU by f paved, be can ■treet■ town'• · ,ecUona, with pNlprert)' ownva or,anlution and, uked that I de- , the pay 1t.ation o( the Appalachian t1on1 tbe atreet■: . bearin1 the coat. tailed plan be worked out aml aub- 'Power Company from Maaon. 1t alto approved purchase of a twoU la hoped that the entire town mitted at the nut rnottinJ. Cou ncilman R1111tll · Capehart way radio ror the police car.· wobld · evantua11y be paved in that Attendi ng t.)le meeting WP.re propo■ed that the tov.n adopt Sec· fa■hlon. , Ip other a,clion the Council con• tion 14 of tfte Wll!t Vir-inia Motor Mayor O. O. WrJ11ht and Council• Vehicle Code w)l�h, In part, atatee men RUJ&ell . Capehart, Gordon ,,tdered plan, to extend lbe ie, that no vehicle 'Without authorlz.al Creamer and Ralph Wa,ner. Repta:• jl Wotk Cit,. n to upper 'M.uo ?cted to be,tn on tbi1 withJn the tion can follow 'I tire truct with· reaentlng the fire department W 5QO feet in ttipa to tire■ and were Frank Hmla, Bobby Lee and DUf 'm®th or •Ill ,ntib. ibat no car can part in �£ aame Blh111 Wllaoo. � l'ire of Ure llem'ber, -.non, TIie lfelt,1-M•••• Ohio, Tue,day, May 3, ' Ia At 2 Wednesday WASIDNGTON UPI-All r.adio and TV programs will llo off the air nd key government otficiala will leave the capital for secret hideaways toda)' In a nationwide test of civil defense preparations. W&rning signals opening "Oper• •tion Alert 1960" wm · sound at 2 p. m. (t.-dt). Federal officiala left IL up to each city to deter• mine bow they would participate In the test. The exerciet:. continues 'JnUI f . P• m. (edt• Thursday. WEATHER Ohio: hMr•l*'t f•lr ._.., ...,_ • .......,. with ........ ....... I,_ Ml... -• 61-74, i._ ,._ •ltM 4342. Are. s:NGLE r.o:!"'i - &c 1960 PUC Beginning Scrutiny Today -Into G - T's Bid For Rate Boost Telephone rates in the Meigs County area served by the Gen• Company will ' erat Telephone co�_ under scrutiny of the Pob­ · (4? 'fJliliti� Comrni11ion in hear111g1 whi�h opened today in Col• pJnbu,. The company, which operate■ in Pomeroy, MiddleporL, Racine, Rutland and Portland , is asking rate increases in 70 Ohio counties. Prosecutor Jame, O'Brien, act• lq on · a reaolution pused by tbe Ueig1 County commissionen, bu Protested the , proposed in• crw,e to the PUCO and will IP. pt)lt at the hearin11 durb.g the ilint that Meiga County's rates are up .tor hearing . According to the Un ited Pren International, the telephone com• pan, is &eell:in& lO J>oot;t the rateJ 19i;-, 136,oOO Cllltomen and to in• crease Ile income by $3,157,ltO a yep. l' b.e r•te increaeea for single 91t1y re11den\lal telephone u1er1 WOWd range from ,1 • to $a i mo.nlb, raising montn.l)' rate& tr°'P', between ¥6.23 and f7.20 ,o beCween ft!J;O ahd $8.;tO, 'J'be in• croaa,s would range Iron, 1".8 lo Ones ACcordoo · Apprec1at1on • • . a a rn:i�Ottet.. "~ w u n ,For Semce O To n \At nc)l. ·1:.1i.:-:out · • �treet Paving By Sections With Cooperation . Of Property Owners St udied By Mason Cowicil Operation 'Alert' I en t1n e • _Meigs County Is One Of 70 1n Y' tility Area deterred unW Its meeting next month. The board sentiment to be for defemnent iD "hopes Mr. Knight might Two Calves Killed .Ji1aa • ' ;Will Continue Teaching CINCINNATI UPI - The Ctncinnati Bo� of: Health bas vqted HI• ��•lip .,aeclne 1o i...e le: -...ii, 1-1 aebool children �iinnifll Jate th Uli month. The Board of Education had said earlier that if it were of• fered the vacci ne it would adminis• ter It. Type 1 va«ine, for the most Col1lmbn form of polio, will be given May 15, followed by type a the first two weeka in J une and I type 2 next September. · y of The . Cincinnati Academ · ur ay 11;ru1cme I d M on M·• . ned down- ,a . proposa I Io 1mmun1ze a 11 lhe c1 1Y s Relatives here turned loday of school children with free doses of · e tbe Monday nl&:ht death In Weir• Sab' n v• . . , h T emy ,a'< m •d •• • e • ,1 "cannot ton, W. Va., of 1:homu Cu nni n&• ham, Oli, a native of Hartford, W . recomme•nd" the use of o ne vac, ci ne over another to its physicians Va. · iilir. Cunningham wa!i' 1n employe of Weirton Steel compan,y. . Fuoeral senice■ w:UI be held from tbe United Brethren Church l'1 Highway �hap in Hartford where · the : bod-y will Two ca1ves belongjng to Or• lie in state from 1 to 3 p. m., vJlle Johnson, H1rritonville road Thundaf, with internient to fol• w�re kJUed in a weekend · acct• low in Gnham ·Cemeteryo · Ora� dent investigated by the sheriffs ham 1 Station. _department. The calves, two of aix in the :road, ran in fro nt of a car driven by J1m111 P. Gibson Harrl■onville. Gibson told officer, that the Fred Vand1,lt, jajled yeaterd1y calves were {.tightened bf a car by county 0Hicer1 on a charl'.e ot he wu meetinlil to his front �and ta�llllt nior111P<1 propero- from that he was unable to 1lop. D■m• the nate, w11 bQund over to the aae to the radiator and fender &rand jury &bi■ mornihg h.)' Judae of Qlbaop's CII' WH re-ported. :t:. W. Peoples under fCIOO bond. He furnilbed bond ,and was re• . , . Pomeroy-Middleport, 15 - ' Your Choice Will Be A Wise One If You Vote' Fo, NO, al y Deeote4 l'o l'lae l11t,nnu Of Former Hartford Resident Dies ln , Wierton No·· matter what fur. you hove it's •time to send it to UN DERSTANDS WORKERS PROB LEMS : Prior ta M i l itary service was employed at Austin Pow­ der Ca. , Anchor Hacking Co., and was State High• way Patrol Officer. CIVIC M I N DED : Trustee Sal.ltheastern Ohio Re/g ional Council. District committee member for / Girl Scouts; American Legion �onal G:o.m tnittee on Law and Order. 1•·· H' _, , r 001'11 COLUMIUI UPI - NOnMn (-1 Mull!..- cl,a- 1w et ... tiefl .u Offllacretlc candldet• t.r Pruldln County ltMrlff didn't lppNr tee .... In today'• pr� mary •IKflNt. Mulllns,. 46, wa■ plckN up l,y Columbut. pollw IMt nlehf for drlvln-1 while In, tulcatM VOL XII • e QIUCKI.I FOR lODAl . ,. fnali • ·. !l'l J , Vote �!· M,nff .or. . Moutort? ., . ... UNDERSTANDS FA r.MERS PROBLEMS : Owns �nd resides on a sma l l farm in Vi nton County. HOMER E. ABELE Plans Mode For Bible School In Middleport ., ''Pete'' Abele ls Honest, Capable And Si nc�re : ::::.. sembly. Five yea r� as legislative counsel. BOL IN F INl!C Guy D. Bolin, Albany, Rt. 3, waa fined $10 and costs in County Court this morning on an Ohio State Patrol char1e of having a de­ fective m uffler. Around And About Middleport bn, • ;,+1c I EX PERI ENCED: Two terms in Ohio General As­ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas en• tertalned a group or relatives with a diMer at their home, Locust St., Su nday, honoring her brother, Wil· bur Quivey, Portland, orecon. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Em• melt Jones, Shade: Rev. and Mrs. Earl Cowen, Darwin ; David Thom• as, Minenfille, Ross Jone■, Pom­ ero)', and the honored aueat. .:;:::;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;::;;:;.__ - '· C' J . Sunday Dinner Hon.o rs Mr. Quivey At Thomas Home GUILD M■■ TING The G1.11ld ot Grace Epilcopal Church will meet WednMCla1 even• 1ng at the homo of Mra. Tbeodon Ebersbach, West '.'.daln..at, with Mrs. H. 0. Ewmg a.II co-hoste■■. la rgest indepenCl)ID.pany ID vn10 • � 1n � ol tQ eus1om• �noes sa. ers are- concentrated ·in tne soutAem , easl central .a nd western port'1on5 of tne state. A PUC IPOknm•n .. the hHrlnp. are ._,,ctec1 to p on tor WHU. pvM1bly months. .l' orty tnre e oommun1 tJes, protesting -agamst tne increase, ho1 ve n1red Jonn ,t;ck1er, an atwrney 1n tne -t:01umnus urm of w.nml 1ormer u . ;:,, ,:,en, John Bnu.er · '",er, to us:ht agauu1t tne ,, a p■r.. oooet at toe hearing ·1 n1s weex ·! sessions· w\II •lNl de• voted to hearing tne company s witnesses Iii tn•ra T.,.,hon. . I• Nslftl ,,. requut on incr-.•Md oper•t• 1119 coata, .,.1ue o-; It• pro"rty broutltt •bout through lb pur­ . en,.. of th• Ohio C.oruolldattd ltltphon. Co,.. llmich 1ervad fnUga ot Soutntm Oflio. U the full 1 ncreaae b granted, the company's income wouul conte to �.tf04,39a a )'ear. 1 ne amount Jett alter lot.al expend1• �ures were 1uDtracted wou1d be �,b:>2,0tJi compueo t-o tne pre1t­ t:nt �,'t!S..1.,ililO a !'UC lipoxeaman 1M11d. t roru this sum, dividends to stocxnolaers 'WOUld be witn ar.iwn. -------- deilt . t,1ep ' ·•� tt·, ,ct i Kath) Sue Still Clings To Life } oday K•thy Sua White wH still clin9in1 to llfa 1t noon toctey •t Chlfclren'a Hosplt•I In Col, umbus with h•r condition "stlll critical." Sheriff Ral,,ert H•rtenbach ·said Nday that $515 ha■ beffl contrlbu..d to h1lp tht . pa�ntl m"t the $100 per day hotP1tal exptnM with mo,. contrlbu• tlona Nin■ rec:.ivtd hourly. A conttlrHtr wlll be furnllMCI for contributions tonl1ht •t the election party and other con• t•lntn h•ve bHn pl•ctd in nt•ltH,h­ bu,hwt.1 verlous .,..,� This Is Kathy Su•'• Nnnth dly In th1 hospUal following 1 fall lo1tt Tueld•y at th• home of her pel'9nts. Shi Mlfftrffl multlpl• hNd lnlurlff. Deadline News Th• Pomeroy l'nM,vency lqUtd WH c•IIH out •t 1 1 •· m, to­ dtiy when PHrl D, Lotttld.., 17, NII nNr the Sw1ta:el Str• vie• Station on WHt . Main St, T"t a9N m•n had IJt•rttd to walk from hit home on Ea.t Main to th• hotM of his Msttr on WMI Main •ncl NCIIOM ••· hai.at.d. He complet..t his lour no, In tht, omff9'111cy truck. CALLED TO C'OLUM.:JS Don EaaJman, son of Mr. and Mra. Leland Saxton, Nye Ave., OPIN MIXED NEW YORK UPI � StOCke Pomeroy baa bee n called to Col• umbua by· the V. N. Holderman O™"Wd "'"'ow and mixed in mod• iuate trading todJ,y. Sons Co.t for employment, Program Outlined Ike Would Play Down Politics As Emergencies Face Congress WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Eisenhower today call• ed upon Congress to avoid, "electioneering" and ,dve 1 !Witt le�s­ approval to his $4 billion foreign aid program, new lation, gas tax and postal rate rarm increases and other priority specia l message that amount• Union report that the admin• istration's new proposal on health care for the aged wi ll be sent to Congress th.s week. t�e eh�rtn�u o� time . and poU• He urged Congreaa to exercise 'nie appointment of Robert J. be all�w� not will rivalries tic.al Morris a1 Auisbnt Controller of reiitrai nt and prudence in eumin· to ed pre v nt from Sfl'!"'tnf WI it . Columbus a nd Southern Ohio Elec. in11 prog:ra mA designed to pn>vid ie n P"?Ple eff�ctivt!ly. America th� tric Company bu been annou nced benefiltt for Iarce group, oi Ma.tters ■re •till pending that by Karey )1 . Miller, President. Americans or section■ of the are vital to lbe health of our by Harry M. Miller, President. counlJ'y economy and to the nation·• te· · L ittlo Time Laft Morris, who has been with the t:urity and world peace; none of utility for 24 year1, ii an account· Noting that Lhere are only ua can afford lo electioneer at [ ing graduate of Miam1 U nlverpity about two month� left in lhis the upense of the.e." and ■twlied law at Fnnldin llni• I session of Congress, the Pruident The President bu vigorowly verlity. He baa Aened the Com· Hid: op ed D m r tic ro panY as a Clerk, Traveling Auditor, "We should jointly resolve that poi � posal■ for t oc � compul!JOry medical insurance as --. --• 1 tern al Aud• C1erical Supervilor, In part of lhe SOcia:I Security . proIWT a nd wa-s, · until ht.. recent pro. gra motion, Manager of the Account1isenhowet ltreued the,e lo&: Department. items: 0 F ann L..l,t.tim: Recommend• ed !bat Congre,, •cl n... 1o laee 0 ds up •• difficull -lema faoe4 0 . JI by farmer. and eue fedtQJ con•. . b-olt in this area but he -,, nv.e o. OOtlhP'· Adult Scou� of the dil• spedfic oolutlooa. -"l) Incl ■re lo m.,t tonight at 7:30 Mlnl"'u"' w- Be ha� .,. I In U.. Point Pleasant Armor/ ,-i,,i,1on of lhe. fedur ::n-. ....ie, -on p�n Iuturj activities. Bob Siler, wares to about three -· ... ...a;-! NA'POL ":ON, .J. U?I-Autho�i• fie� exec1:1ti� 8:lld �. more � worten ■ np a nd . . lies sought ne w leads today in [ Slier said 1t as "v1Lally 1mpor. moderate increase in thfl dollar• the fatal shooting c,f n ighL::lub tant" that all institutiunal repre• an•hour minimum. owner Rohert 8. Harris, whose sentat;ves a nd old and new memGas Tu: Recommended a h&lJ. b�y was found In his Emberli ben df the district committee at• cent a gallon boost in the guo, nightclub Monday on U. S. 24 six Lend. line Lax to keep the highway mlle!l �est of here. Wil_bur C . . D_ Pleas• i ck.son, program Point on schedule a nd ■u� . is committee po1ted an idditiona] aviation fuel . Shenff .Fred �els said Har• ant . mdustrialist, r1s was killed durmg a robbery cbairma n . tu, e:a:terision of some excin tn• -------�ttempt sometime Su nday '!'lorn• es and an increase in postal ntmg. The body was fou nd m an Hoods es, He wants to raiae firiit class Ce leb rat e upstairs . room by . 11 son, Richarsf mail rates from tour to five cents H. Harns �r Def.1ance. and inerea� a!r mail from seven Anti.Burglary Week The sheriff said robbery was ST. PETEkSBUN.G, Fla. UPI _ to eight centa. "defin itely" a motive. He said Some hoodlums celebrated this - -- ----Harris' room above the nightclub city's "anti•burglary week" by was ra naacked and his puri:e was breaking into a aafe compa ny mil8ing. The sberifr said I search Monday night ind escaping with of .the upstairs indicated Harris about $7 .000 in safe-openi ng tools was aurprieed while in bed or .after practicin1 with them by just before he retired Sunday opening several safes i n the build· morning. ing. • • Alt p1..,. "-• ..._ C9fflPI• ad Nr the a1ecti. ,-,ty to,. n llht .,........ ., TM 0.11, S.ntl nel, Hoftry awJn■ 11kt t.. •, tllat tha camer lfere room formerly accu,W br TM Mad­ em Mart haa """' -.,lppN SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UPI) - Caryl Chessman who end­ with chain. llthh, arNl hNt ed hi• 12-year-battie for life with a smile and a wink Monday fer the connn...,_ of the IIN ... ,.., folb whe fflllJ fin,,lf tho in the gas chamber at San Quentrn Prison will be cremealed ni■flt •Ir on the •coelllh INdl. today without ceremony Just 24 hours after his execution. A ,ultlic add,.. IJltem Is .., 1'he 38-)'ear-old red light bandit Ing iumllhad br Aaleclahd died without knowing that he uled execution at JO a. m. (pdt) Rodlo and -• ""'"" will missed bis ninth reprieve from (1 p. m. e.d.t.) 1Ni INNdcast • fut u lhoy Miss ColNte Hien,, Goodm■n'• death b)' seconds. .,. t1ltul•tod at ttt. llltdion ucrM,try� · IIOf tho umlNtr of Except fer • I.at, •PPNI 11111 1M prl■on frGffl the f.udfe'1 l•w a mlsclf•l..t tel-,hon• the llfw clerk but copied It Wront. tot· of ChoMm■n might MW Men 11" 1"'....i spared ... In, •t lu1t for an hour. Al 10,01 I. m. ,be dilled the But hydrocyanic 11as doe1n't ac­ count for error. It goes to work wrong number. She theq got thie unmediatcly - as it did on the correct o ne and reached San man "who never killed anyone," Quenten a l 10,03 •. m. - the but was convicled on 17 eounla the minute the J)ellels dropped . The Middleport Park Asnocia• Goodma n salll the call wa, tio n met last night at the City counts of kidnap, robbery a nd forced sex pcrveralon against two "just too late," ' but he indicated Hall with Charlea Clarkson, pre­ that Chessman would have be�n sident, conducting women. the meeting. Diah; Wrons NumlMr granted on ly an ex.U:� hour �f ,hfe the group voled to purch111e I , Fedr-ral Judge Louis E. Good· because there was no mPr1t to Jung1P•gym ror the part and also man in San Francisco was . tr)'in,g the last•�nd plea.. The <:orivict to order 25 Lambardy PoPJar to reach San Quentin to grant a went lo his death, still denying he trees. one-hour slay when the cyanide was the "red light bandit.'' June 5 was set as the date for pellets splashed into a vat of &ul• the first big fund raisi ng project phuric acid. of the summer. The affair will be Attorneys Geor11c T. Davis and a fish fry .and held at the park Rosalie Asher reached Goodma n It was announced that the just moments before the se:h.ed• drinki ng {punta.ins will be- instal• led before the Little League ball Prin1ary Moat Costly season beg.ins. Due 'to the efforts emlNHI" h•w been of Mr. Clarkson, Joh n Thomp10n, COLU&.8US UPI - . Ohioa ns votf!d today in the Buckeye mobbed anct A.merlc•n tourlsts coach and a number of the Little I n s u l t • d League players the park hu been tnd State's most complitakd - and thrHMnod probably it1 most costly - pri• by ,.,.1.,.,1 lfl!lt•htd tty th• mowed and clea ned with all trash -xec:utlon of Coryl Cttaum.n. mary election. hauled away. '1"- dNth 9f the co,tvlct.d Fair, sunny weather wc1s on The picnic tables have been hand. But few clear-cut issues, kldnap«-pcnffl -• hHdllne put out and arc ready for use. few hard-fought fights and lew MWI around th• world, la,.-fy The nex.t meeting will be held important posts on the ballots •• a result of tho ■id• clrcul•• May 18 to make further plans were all factors expected to keep tlon of boolr.1 hi- Wl'Off In the for the fish fry and p�na for the dtafh houH. the vote light. summer. In lnspired ..,_ fflff■u.-. by opp,Mitktn to MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL WOMEN TO Ml T Admitted: Jessie Lambert, Mid• capital pu,1ishmfflt, but for tha The Catholic Wome n's Club of dleport; Dayton Warner, S)'racuse; Mttt p,art whlit horrlflad for, •limn ,.., tlM ludkltil cl.J•r the Sacn!d Hearl Chiirch will Bobby Caldwell, Reedsville. Discharged: Mrs. Jean Van th•t kopt Chfl1m1n In tho 1had· meet in their regular monthly Cooney, Pomeroy; Arthur Tracy, ow of 4eattl for 12 .,..,._ Molts se11lon at the church audilonulll Pomeroy; Jesae Lambert, Middle• - lo LI""'"- S-• 'lburaday evenin& 11 8 P� ID. it it &llDIIIIIICed. Mo¥.NNldto, Ind Milin. port. ,, . matters. The Chief Executive said in a ed to a mid-session State of t he Lea Sou1Jht In Sh. . Of llD Owner N•l.d.tC}-•L Adult Scooters Meet Tom1Jht In Armory Buildinr, ll<IM to Plans Completed For Sentinel Election Partv Chffllman Ended Life With Smile, Wink In Gas Chamber :�i: ...,, ,.., •; -� °' Park Assoc iation Makes Purchase 0 f Equipment Embassies Mobbed In World Cities For Chessman �- s. ,.,.._ti ,..... ""rn.. ■ ' .... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. 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