http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8e4b4e2ea5727b28be634a29e96e5cbe.pdf d45f1cf1b1f253ab157e8ab889a31de6 PDF Text Text -- .. - .. f� :j Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 4, 1980 Bonds Present Conce rt For Mayor Kenneth McElhinney Is Speaker At Meeting Of Presbyterian Women Grade School t Mo.inly About People In Pom_e rov '. < f ! 1 -=--------•-�d •• < • ••• 'I• '.. > ,' .... I• I •'• •• I ••• •• ■, Mother's • I 3th B• rthd DY s•, Observe d W," th r�- ZIQn Teeft...AgerS • ' • '' •, '• •• H Id Meet•Ing At Ch Ur(h May 2 °" H$1. DAY FOR MOTHiR *HOSE .,<;:Of.TS *HATS *DRESSES * and ACCESSOR I ES ' . STIFFLER'S Blamo�rou, gifl1 . lor gour wor, derlul Molher! ' ' l ' �'•\ I I t ' •! I Every Mot•er Loves 0• . . . • •lmf' - arn-o ......... •' I I • NYLON w:osE $1.15 to $1 JO ' ••• E IEND'S .Greatest •• • 1 NYLON STOCKINGS ' . Cl.MEO SHDDlDII NYLONS l�-·• w a•.;.-�&· . ·---- . $10.95 • 1 ..:... pr. "' \ 1 j 1 1 • / , \ \ t 1 I \ \ 'I · LJ '" ; ------- Complete Soleelloa In JARMAN SHOES Botli Summer and llreu Slyle1 .. . 11 I In $9.95 to $1 5.95 HAJtTLEY & ,B EN N ETT POIIUOY ', . SHOE STORE . "llllddle Of Upper Bloek'1 . ;'Jrr So■, ,., OHIO .' AT CI RCLE'S. Restau,ant Phooe WY0M97S, 118 K, 8'1111 .. Konct.y evenlnitt lire. Harold Sa�r attended · 1 · meeUnc: of the Golllpoli 1 Branch of I IJte Amul• I cin AAOCiatton of Ualvenlt.y Wamen whie.b wa1 beld it IUO Gtande. ParUcipa·,,ing In lhe proaram Was a panel of &x. studenll whd \llked on the Wbhfl HoUH Coa­ tenm:e. One o'l the -panel m•' � WII Leo V, S.vaae, �\ of the 'l"ll-County Te(,JI cantem: : 'Ile mmbon 11n1 sto..n 0oa11 eon.,, for thfl lin•mbie · iot ' 'I\ ovup. ,•« v- � � .,,.•I ....� ,•l!<ln ., '� . ELBERfEt.DS ' ' \ - - · �'!: • ,, Retired School Eastern School District Board To Study Shortage Early Next Week e' C�N, W. Va. UPI- Pt::n!y �:::i i� �t .::.� Vl.rgm11 • · voters today to Judge , their gen tle debate. won w lto_ iRONTON, Q; (UPi) - Rescue workers i;lug to w Their flOft exchange, were e:1• than 10 feet today of a 19-year-old minister's son trapped· 25 ' pect.ed to rway few votes m flith' b feet und ergrouod In a drY we11 1oc:a·1ed i. n h'IS father' s ,ch qrc er direction In this state's D emo, next ralic presidential primary c : . • rd ya Rescuers expected to reach the boy, Warren Pa.,yne, around· Tuesday. 10 p.rn. e.s.t. Little hope was held that he would be found · After Wednesday night's h o�r-10111 a ppearanoe before ldevu1 alive in the bole where ile has been entombed since Wedne&- ion ca_mer11, both Democratic preday afternoon in nearby Burlington. contenders were back iidenllal . · Work:era were digginr from in• pocket wa.9: formed_ m the �Uom on the road today. Kenne� was aide a steel pipe, l2-t'eet In di• o � ( lbe wel l aod h19 body 11 In 19heduled to spend. t�e day 1 the ameter, which was sunk into the coal · mmmg territory Berkley that area. 1round to hold back shifting sands �•yne was ! rapped in th � well and the Charl,ston area while ind loose dirt that hampered ear- I ":'hale m the Humphrey 'WH in the ,n orthern a ttempting to brlck ly operations. pa rt �f the state tllourmg �be sides. Aoout 50 workers from two conWheelmg area of the tleelmaking -------1truction crewa, the Ohio High• panhandle. way Oepartment and volunteers Their debate Wednesday night the free o t s t shir ee worked JD thr � was the firat face-to-face m�eti n l youth. It was esti mated that more their two. stale primary con• in lban: six tons of dirt have been teats-in Wisconsin I.eat month moved in an ettort to reach his where K ennedy was the victor booy, beiievtd trapped about 2:li in the montn-long campaign •nd ieet underground. 1 they haYe bee n conductln1 here. Work.era had reached about 18 T a q�estion _about the rfllitl• feet at 9 1. m. c.a. L . and said I t HOLLYWOOD UPl _ Holly• o s O:issue m 'ptllitics, both re_1ter•!· u before would be a.b out an b�ur wood marria,e,, never known for they reach� 26 �eet. :rbre� men their dura bility, floundered at I ed �eir vieWJ that a candid .tie a were wor� mg ina1de th• pipe at dizzy rate in the finL five days of rella: i.on s�ould not be a factor. Kennedy • vote In tbil o wera t.lme fiU1n1 • bucket which WIS the not--so-merry month of May whelmin i,ly �tutant state, how � , c tur the L to· hoisted iY e i� u1C ,q k uTwo of he longeat-married provide a major tell of w111 ever, a.um�, an� dropped back anto pies-Lucille Ball - Desi Arna.1 and biaa 1tll� is a nll1lou1 r e eLh h w U,e ptpe aeam. the Cameron Mitchella _ · were of a president choice the In factor . l'e k , W Ht na Ca 1 or mper ft fUi amon& the star-clu tered 12 found them• 'lbecandidatee , At l�r et tour ea veina occuhed aeea from• martial 'Qlia. Both cou: agreement b11Jinlial in 1 u .elvers worker,. the ta . hamper plea were married 20 years and on almost Hery la,ue raised ex' ' At least one cave-in WII caused divorced this week. cept("hetber Humphrey h as • by curiosity aeekflra who r111hed o ther filmland cou ples ann ounc• chance to win the pre1ldential n onine bo�t a 800 of , &o the villa&-, ina breakup, idclade Bet.te DaYla mlnation , Humphrey aald h� did , Wtea from he.re, G.,y Merrill, Joan M.onlalne and Kennedy made it clear t hat ,nd 1 l>iQen uncovered Payne 1 -un •nd Collier ,Young, 8\\Z>' Parker he diugreed. movin1 band at one point, but the and Pierre de ta Sa ll' and produe------and and earth bttan lO fall into er land Haf:Ward and hi, wife Le the bole, tau.ling the worker, to :!urry �tile 1urface lest they too l�i::: ·Ball, ta, tbe foil tor Amai TheR�:::::ter�:Ort.amen .i; trap.,_. , their rabulou,ly aucceuful "l Auxiliary is holding • rumma e on Authoritlea aald �at Payne Love, l.4ey," 1V aerlea, noW de• 11le ln the former Picken'■ Build• m u da , unt:l,. teatified 1P Superior Coun ln1 In Pomeroy, Fri y and Sat• · :::m::ei: ��- •��� , 7 6 , and "Or. May a urday n that bad edne ay u Ar ,d W IUU held O}lt hope ttiat an a.Ir lekyll In addition tb clothinl, lhel'fl and Mr. Hyde" penonaUtr be miacellanflOUI bouaehoid Nhich caulled .him to en1a1e In 1 artlclt1. temper outburata. · · p r LUCille B� DeS}. o·lVOrced In Hollywood l -ww . Y��-?11115,L - Funeral services for Howard l11t who Bower,, night abOu t o at hia · h ome on Broadway', will be held Saturday at 2 p. · m. from the RawlingsCoate Funeral Home wit h i ntermeot in Riverview Cemetery. w n wall a boilermaker Mr. Bo e at Hobson for many years but in more recent years had been a high school building custodiln u ntil about 1957 when he retired. He was a member o f the Mid• dleport Chu rch of Christ and a son of the late George and Eva Jane Michaels. Survivo rs include h is wlffl, J8ssie ; three childrin George Edward and Lester both of Springfield, O.; and Mrs. Wlllard Boyer, grandchildr en Pomeroy; seven and one great gr,mdchlld. Th e Rev. FreC:. I. Gardn er will officiate and friend, will be re, ceiVl rl. at the funeral home any• , lime. U: : � wASHJNqTON UPI-The Dem• OC?atie Con,rHI appeared likely to Khrushchev looked directly «t MOSCOW UPJ-Premiel' Nikita day to-.rejed lhe bit budgct-boott· Llewellyn Amba..ador · la, program of niediW. care for Khrushchev 11111 tad•J' that So- \1. S. be,peech hi. durlnJ 5on Thom abot fo let �nnday �y _ P rce1 , a,ed propoafd by 1-he Eilenbow- v · Mtm upreme Soviet. S the fore whic h plaM an down Ai¥rfean · < er -adminlatraUon. 11t ,Hence llament r in pa of a r be SoLlle OVflr Ke, .DemocraLt predicted Con- he claimed WH aent and then juml)t!d to thl!ir • feet tnd -'"" would •wind up ap,PPOvlnc a vlet UAion to "imNt-11 a Ru ot roared: · "Down with tl\e aa:gre• nfl n frl&b the �n nf " te plan Democratic linantjng . · ,el( 1orl Thi• it bandlt.ryf" eon(erence. the 1u�mlt t}yt 'would lncludfl higher taxes ldnMf!'• P•-.: U�ll:nown j thia m..,.t now ul� He ere h ' the of · to pay for at leaat 1ome did - not ide.ntlfy Khruabchev WH uccee1 al "litUtl -1 hope" 'for benefitl. t and 4ld' not dJ• of lane ype the lt. t aumm e p . • · lfln, congrtsalonal Democrata h, n a any 'A,qlerlcan, ot · fate thefllled clQae. e bU"11'1111 wit)) , �c I da the t a th ed"nceded priv,tely aboard . . B u t . Me llt4 IJ\Other Amlted' he n U· difl •�Nd \i' lthru,hc neu• well pretty hid mln.lstrltion. , ter• triliwt tbfl electlon,year ilsue of StaN, of a ...,.llllve _ actloa, al�I eri�.n plan.e �!&�, Soviet etei,»ed. Ind a on A-ptll· rttory· b "11ie)' the Warned: 4n4 o� by elderl7 the for tmedlcat care , - Mita ,frt -,,1_... fin� eomlns: up :,i:itb :'.'ti • own � ;playtisJ �lh fire an� Urey were tbe,-1 otber major 'lbere retaliatory o ■1t, lull• �uld · fOd I · � that would cOlt· fed.eraI . :__,_ : vllt developm,Dtt So So-· o! biuted_ tbeil blowt.'" 8e • tl,IOD,000,000· ataf41 � I nnJ,aetad .,, ,. ,.. �� . riel ��, ,.,... �,H-· . .. \"... � -� -: , _ 7-,, � , �- "' 1 , ,, T/• ·1.- eo:um- Brolherhl'od Served AI ffosb For BoY8 • "'. ..·. ,Seve ntee_n members o f the Pa meroy Baptist Broth�rhood we r:c hoat lo as ma n y boys m the group s recent annual Men an d Boys gettogether. . The Rev._ R. B. Nelson, Galhpoo. hs, �alher•m• law ?f Brotherhood pres ident Roy Domgan, prese nted meditations on the " Relationships of Fa th ers ' a� d sons " rra m the Bibic sta n dpom t . Lec Jaco bs, Pom· · · · h mag1c1an wit eroy, entertamed act.a and men of the Y oung Adult � "l ass served th e group h ome made ice cream and cake. TO ANSWER CHARGES Two Mid dleport residents are to appear in Gallipolis Municjpal Court, May 7, to answer . to Ohio patrol charges. Paul E. Johnson has been cited by the patrol for overweight and l'ca.rl ltcy nolds for ,peeding. •ai•'- �- - 53 New Olum.es t , 1 Tna • lS May 6 7 t The Meiga County Fox Hunten Aasoclatlon are havin& a Bench Show ■nd Field Trial ,May ff • 7. The •Bench Show , will be It the Racine .Legion Hall Friday evenJng May e ,t e p. �- Ribbon,, roa• ettel! and trophies will be awarded. John Hartley, Athen,, will be the Bench Show juda:e. The field trial wm the held Saturday, May 7. The cast will be made at daybreak on the BaahanPortland Road it Bald Knob,. The public is invited. bit.ARROW, M1XID NEW YORK UPI-Stock� open ed narrow and mixed In moderate trading today. dent Eisenhower'i· suggestio n t hat Vice Prealdenl Richard M. Nixon might aucceed him at the Paris summit cOnference and &"id sendinl in Nixon would be like sen dIng a goat t.o take care of a cab• bage patch. - lnW11hington, diplomatic 1ource1 said Khrushchev·, re• inarks cast a pall o"er the sum• raised · preparations ind r mlt doubts that ElsenhO'Wer would carry out his 1eheduled via,lt to the Sovlet Union In June. Senate Chairman Stylea GOP. Polley Bridges N. _ H. 911ld Eisenhower lhould not leave for tbtt summit exp �untO b.e a:et& a proper tioll, . fl: 1 • , I UPI - The WASHINGTlJN House has defied President Eise n warnin g . against big .bower's Jpending b)' approving a program nelrly five limes larger than he recommended to help areas wilh chroni& unemployment. 'Jhc so-called 251 million dollar was area' redevelopment bill passed, 201-184, Wednesday night al a 10-hour House session, longest .of the year. Opponents three the parllamenta,y rule book al the bill in their e ffort to block it. Rep. Daniel J. Flood <D-Pa.), who helped en8ioccr House pi1S­ sa,1e, CaJled o n the Sen a te today to endorse the �.11 •·to show the Prd$ide nt this is a congt'�sionaJ ew.preS1ion of opinion two sel!Jiions in a row." Vetoed 1 951 PropoMI The President vetoed a similar proposal in 19$8 a s too expen sive. tlou11e Republican Leader Charles R, Halleck (Irld.) said the prei;ent bill probably was beaded lor the ,ame fate. HouM KMd urwier a ruely vMd rule WNnesday nl1ht to . put ov.r the- bill-just one day after receMne • IMIIIIII from the Prnklent citint th• fflNSUA n. Speech Worksho p H as Applications a re still open for hi8h school 1ophomores or ju n iors who wish to attend the 10th an• nual Speech Summer Workshop on the Ohio UniYersity campus from .June 12 to June 25. Thia year the, Worshop will of• fer intense trlining in debate, extempore speaking, oral interpre, ta tlon of literature and oratory, accordln; to the v/orbhop'ti di­ tBranrector, Pro!e&Sor Paul de& More Opening8 Yet o. I. Instrumental Musi'c Students To G1've r-ncert will , f!W.le w , _,, � -� _ .. .. 1 · Lib 't rllr.v �n• •· m. Addied 0 ..., ) -il,oulile Eaole," .Ii>' W,per, She}Ve8 Recent. }y Rus,ell wao jailed at today by Patrolma n Phil Globokar after his car struek a stopped vehicl e d riven by George Borip!t I ronto n . Boright told police tha t he had stopped to let a pauenger Margie SluC"her. out or hi� pickup truck when Russell ran into the rear a n d side o f his truck. The passenger wa s brough t to the Meigs General Hospital where and release d she was examined . . lifter complammg of a he-.d and neck in 1· ury. Both vehicl es sustained medi um damages . o•!! has i..nnn released on ......, Rus"" S125 bon d for hearing before Mayor Charles Legar · Saturday night A total or 53 new boob have �n �dded to the Middle port Pubhe Library _ �e � two weeks. Books of fiction, biography, aru, humor, child care, western and mysteries are included. .. ,s Among t he books a re Dr. Spoc. Se Boo nae "C ommon k oI Ba bY and c•' ,u ld care " """" .111e G··• """'' Houae . · pa"r tY Boo"' • " "Your Wed,keepmg . ' · d••g, Ho w to Pl ... .1 and Enjoy �l, ' L ,'i ""'em Amencan and a boo• poe..... . " ... ,, "Teenage rs Guide for Living," "World Views. " "Safeguard Yo ur Health," "World History,' " QuesBREAKS ARM lions People Ask About Religion," James Andrews, son of Clarence "Nelson and the �kefeller FamAndrews, Pomeroy , broke his arm ily," aod "Fireside Book or Humorwhile high jumpi ng during Po m­ ous P try," are othen. oe eroy High School's Field Day on More are "Jarret's Jade," "The Wednesday. City 'Iba t Would No t Die," ' 'The Cue of the Waylaid Wolf,'' "White Cheyenne," "Golden Scalpel," "Memories of a Profeaaional Cad," "Outlaw Express,' "Holiday House" "No Roman candlea" and "Dear Folka." ':1 Congress Defies Ike With Bill FOX H00 efS T0 To Hel Chronic Unemployment p Hold Show Field �ngress May · Reject Ike's Down. Plane Khrushthev Claims 8ussians Shoot • Medical Program Sent To Frighten Them On Eve Of Swnm_itt Talk MOTHER'S DAY A.II the new W1YI lo -glove her hand are here. All new «>lors, all new lengths lrt fabric gloves for lifotber'll Day. To Come Today On DWI Charge • Sattt"t Rescuers Fight Shiftln ----r, ..... ......:., ;. ·· , '.:' · . Aker Debi� - c:.. t'uslolliai{'f>� ,_· t gh Ni a esd dn We y : �� ·: � T ll r We In h ut Yo ch • . To Rea p died 69, H. ithin less :!: FOR ,4-,ula Jllleedn• Cam�g ,. . 1I , GLOYlS s1 ,50 al � . :·o..n·Commend Hobstetter, '·J!4 Helpers In Hospl'tal p...,.,age Kathy Sue Fund Candidates 83Ck aw.tu, "f• Mllf. "\ """' -• 7M<l low tooJtltt N, R OUle 7 retk • Arrest Brings .. UTIN' CHICKEN -.� ·- ..... .."" ......., M4 ,.....,., PrW., ►II '1tr .,._.,."' IHmlf' Be4ford I Baptis• Church I Sunday ScL--1 Off'ICIQJ s Meet Sllll qedford Folks Dancing Again, Keeping Money Sh.erilf Reports Rolling Into Fund For New Recreation Center l '• • IDak at tha winner aaa this au,....Mft , Jarman Lelaual-Alra • Reaches $71-1.22 • • . and morei «ii ...., Tuesday election winners - and losers too - were busy today pre_paring " Thank You " notices while county ele<tton board offtclalB were qwte as busy scanning preclnct abstracts and poll books for their official blessing op what happen,,d. No word came from any source meanwhile o11 aib.ether or n�t the unofficial vidory appareolly won by Slanley Blaze­ cer; a b ove are raising money and having a good lime wicz over J . E. D. Haruneer for tbe ,ounty en�r poll will THIS JS MAKING MONEY?" · ;' Lance Har t, Ned Swindell, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones be challenged. Recounts may be asked within a llklay period too. They are (L to R) Mary at a cost of $10 per precinct. Smltll.-Sentinel P bolo. . · Ralph Carl ani bon.ald Brickles and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ----SQUARE DANCE MU,'llCIANS - (L to R) Olen _Meanwh_il� . Eutem School DI• The Letart To...;nahip voten ap-it,n Cullurns urging the l rict admm tttnton were airdios proved 191 to 1Z2 . -.tery levy ...� provide music for the dancers. The man at th e microphone ls Russell . The caller, up for a li&b1'ning or their belta for two yean. dancers to "fUI up the floor." Behind b1m ls T ed Sedgwi<k, one of the tru� :lffl Photo. l Sentine A al �nee: Ex�utlve _ Head 1. S. taken� was picture In the Court ol A.WU.II .uttnc Floyd Brickles, was busy elsewhere when the o.v.. '!'ld tlw mommf he especll dlatrict (I� countiea), llanball a aptt1al board meeting will be Carllale, JaCUOJI, ed1ed Gonon AOO held early nut week to "diK\111 Grar of Athena 1'1,315 to 18 ffl matter," in the w:9U or the �- • � vo� difference, Ru-le, e, Th• Kathy Su• Vlhh fund Pomeroy Lions unanimously approved a resolution Wed- the feat of • 2� mill operatin1 ?r ra� _ third wUb l 0,672. All are 1 had rMChN ·,11 1 .22 at noon to­ nesday of ' thanks" to everyone who "helped in passage of the I levy, 581 t o 628. unofficial. . day, Sheriff RoNtt ftarhn-h Meias proposed Veterans Memorial Hospital bond issue ' " and He decHMCI .. Ny wlYt his hi• uld, and condltleil of the Local election board clerk Mn. .., · I Iy noted the work of Lion F.dison Hobstetter. reaimm.llldatilns mr, Ila Mr � especia again. Thia la part of thelr actlvl- and ii now entirely inadequate. It C�jld . Wf• rep9rtN 7f•lr"' at By l•_...• Wlnvtff , Johnston . expected the Dorothy ,.; • 11.011 Mr. H o bst et t.er was chairman of t, eNUt Davia'" MW Ca4urnbvL In Wood· Holpltal Chtklren's by the Modern A special committee for lhis pur- ,- wi .. eddnt, I tt... Illa, .\leip vote COUQt to be . official Bedford folb a rt dancing a,ain tie, to raiae fund• for tht con- wu · boQht ed � !h ou� the it t e e that car r i com e ll r n l 1 of America In 1910 and re• $h• I• ,till on ffM, erJtkal lilt. by President Wiln in Woodman l{all a t Burlin1£ham. 1trucU01;1 or a �ew r,_creational men .ometi ine late tht, afternoon. Al­ mf?rmat1on program on the issue pose was amed t,ict .....,..1 fun4I whkh R llu UMd, • the to from tebn Hall WH Sue Lod1e a K,:thy Into modeled kl,, Ji.sting in the to for t111...._ qia.cent .the, .morte Dr. o"" or a up made their lis Leadingham wort were aU mem­ For many years alnce 1Gl$, the centet -of �h�ch p11sed by a 54 pe r cent mal r (loo dNth with _the race a In with ho1pltaf me, School on Route S3 private h o Norbert Compton, chairman, and o n <' the E. S. Follrod, Woodman Mall at ''Bungtown" was the board, t be r t haire also te x� t . Ht, Mr. Ho� tdr Jor1ty , ffllinhnana a Int e to permit dancmg In the April 26 after the fell from art Lions Porter and Mabokey. ob rk, Ertmll!U WHI ind NorCla � a popular S•turday nllbt dance with the. third genertUon of youn1 bra� rs ago utee ea B 14 a ed comm ma�n cudNla , l llltChanle. PMM, Pomet"OJ Mr v,st1lt1 porch at lodji:fl room . man Kloea, a, well u apeclally ,�t, with the PflOple or Be4ford folks leunlng t� �mplkated upata1ra Ber nard Ful u, program chair• care coob' PtY rMffl and liomt. At tht tlmt htr c.ndltllMI which aought, and obtained, apbeen bad here w Lodge Th Woodman dtn� IJQUut e the of. s ate o t t and Dr. .I Mlppf let. ' vlait, to Lion p n, said next wti:k employed helper1 w ho worked unma 1a hering to (lance, levy" for tax .. r n a f earlie o proval WH con1idar.d hoptleH with ju&t �hj oy .th� pteaeure of each I.heir grandparents dan ced to the or 1anized in 1899 11 luniper Camp lil well into daylipt Wednesday n ies fro m Ray Heaton wilt iapea.11:. purposes, mo same lhe ._ but fr•dvrfl. No. ' 7230 with nine charter mem­ multlpl• skull' CAMPAIGN FAILED on ret\mtL othl!r'a company, The depreselon 8,lllle muaic and the aa me . calle. -------he t to added be will now which llh and Bedford people have tlwaya bera. The present hall bu been ha, kept • P'im 9rip on Another aftermath of the elec--------YflUI of the SO's', the laster pace hos­ Tuesday bond issue, together with th• at day 10th h..in rlOW: to meetlne manent likti r their only pe ion was the failure of Democr,Uc t ot modern living and more exotic been a sodal folk. They w federal aid. · p1tal, friend11 to write-in 1ucce.,afully pleuure1 of r,.dio, tben televtaion, pther and enjoy life ,.nd dance place and has been thrown open [ IC• ,till ll ch Hutenlta Sheriff The club, meeting In social Charle, Caulkina, toimerly of Syand rock 'n roll, brought t he JW1t to h•ve fun. Jn· �he pail, when to the public for community actlv- ! C9P,tlne contrlltution1 , H th• hot­ rooms ol the Federated Church ,acu,e, now • ruident or Woodman dances to an end and amusement opportupltlei werfl not itiea with!)Ut .charge_ by the Jodie. · Now the people of '.Bedford town- pltal c.,,.. alOM for tha child 11 following a luncheon served by bus, Ohio, for Democratic nomithe community Saturday night so great, the Saturday nlgbt dance t, ,er 100 than more l'\lftntn1 ! church �dies, l� ked wit_h approvwas the excuse for • eomm\lnib 15ft Boidford Plolks P11t Thrft) nee II county engittftl', Law quiet waa unbroken. well day with sur1ICfl cash al on a sugge stion by Lion F. W. uirea him to have 15 per cent or q But now thina, hive changed. &et-together. Children lwr,rn� the 1t '-AJ Offf' $),000, Contrll:tutlon1 m■y Porter that the club in vestigate The same old ·•rm up the floor" intricacies of the ,quare d ance ilA wreck on Route 7 near the the voles c11l,# wbich would have mall by ar ptt"IOll&lly mede be The Pomeroy High School lDpossibili ties . of providing equip - Pome roy corporat ion line last been 250, while his vote total wu ia heard and the old b.U, rpek• · to m ost from the cradle. at the sheriff', offin. ilrumentat Mua:ic students will ment in the new boapital when nigh t resulted in the arrest o f 179. The Woodman H•II foi" monf the fiddle, the b•nJo, and the built that_ would l�ad toward sight James Russell, 1212 .Mill St, Mid- ------------ present their annual Sprinf Conand the callel''a rhythm.atlc has been about the only mcetlne cert m the JIV'Jior High Auditor<Ol)lM� the lo available �h10 Lion, clubs dleport, o n a charge of driving naervat1on . co place danclna .,. folb Bedford cbanL v ium, Friday, ·Kay f a� $ p, m. carryi.out extensive SlliJhl conaet·va- while int01:icat.ed Chief Jed Web- Hartiaon,' ones , , . find ___ ,_ ....., ......, ......... - - ........ ••tm"" Ohio: ,.,.,, ..._,, wann, IAttlot.,. ..._.,. Official Cou nt i I WEATHER ' I� This I .. :::::----------------------_:,_______. ..,- - '" 1960 . :':".::'.:::'::''.".:'-::::-;.'."-:::-'::'.:'.".--::'"-"::5-'.". ::-':'.""': 7:-----------------------------;:: l::; rt, Ohio , Th ursda y , Jll ay d m e dl M , o i ro y P e s:NGLE 1 :0:>Y po NO. • MEIGS THEATRE Mother's Day May 8th ent1ne I ' ti;��� XII • .j for gifting Mother. flowers, Method, , " st· B rd ,H ol d s Sess,'on Mon doy Eve· n·, n2 Phillip Sist�.-s Style Shop '•I •• ' ••• • • SHO; ELBERFELD$ FOR party Sa tUrday • l?,r NOW YOU KNOW YOL • e CIIUClll FOR lODA'f ,, UnllN �- __ , · lt -- 71.AOO ...... .. � • ,.... ef MacllterrfflNII ..,,,..,. ....klnl It ttM ffl.. ..,,....... af •ti .... Sunday , May 8th �- rd en Cl u b Meets Monday t WI' th M rs. Or k 8r 1'at. l I ,lf B PW To Hold ConYentian In Dayton -Around And Moy 20-22 With local Members to Attend About Ohio ' s Federalion of Business and Profes&lonal womenlo M iddleport Clubs will hold its 40th annual convenlion May 20-22 in Dav- Band Boosters Install Officers · ndoy Even'n 1 9 M? · Miss Stuckey Of Mason City Is M rs. nopp ----- l •' �� -- -----·- � IU<haid �yor ; .1 -- Tuesday morn ing at 8:30 the New office" were elected and ton with headquarters at the Dayton Blltmore Hotel. '!'be Women's �!ton I,! the Jl'itst United Presbyterian LUCILLI KAWKtNI h llll!PDII tiOUD.l.Pt ...T installed for the comin1 year whe n Churdl of Middleport met tecenuy at the church for their !Mgin ner and In terme diate Ba nd s De lega tes from IS4 c Iu b1, incllliiUll.g . the local club, in the Hil&:lnbotham who fell Geor1e Of the Middleport achool1 pre-­ J1mmy Anderto n, aon of M'r. th l" Pomeroy B.and BoNlen Auoattend to cted ar three e y e h e d fair home a week ago and frachis ' ighlighted It af £ • th xpe aented • con cert for the stu den ts and Mrs. Willia m Anderton , feJ I ciation met Monday evenina: at the state )' i �to�e progtam was "Our Ypt1th, Our Town and or the grade 11chool. The con cert tu red hi• shouJder t. reported banquet Saturda a night. with H Sc hool aud orium. s.. turday while playing a t I p&rlf Senior Hi&h to be 10me improved . Mn. Alice Leopold, aNia:tant to • Our Cbwdl" and Mn. Vaughn who was the proi,-am was held in the nigh achool audi­ at Lhe borne of Mn. Harold Ebenbach presided M.r. aod Mr1. advancine the beat inlere1!.A Of Shlrlity Barrett 11 "Yiliting with cbalnnan Introduced Kenneth McElhlnney, the speak.er torium with Director Eu.:en e James O'Brien, fractu ring Mi at I.Mo meetina: and oUiceri inita1- the Secretary of Labor and Direcr of the Women ·1 Bll re,u, Wash- bwineas and profn1ion1I woman; Mr. and M rs. •Robert Triplett in to - ----·--- --'-�­ Sean. Uor the cnnln1. led were Mrs. Marie Chapman, left arm. He ia In Holzer H otPt· ; • W.,or McElbinny opened bud center, . and home enlert,lftnient. president; Mn:. J,mea Diehl, vice lnglcan, D. C .. will be the princlp.1,J c&rrying out an active le1l1lalive Charletton, tal. po 4 He 1nte out ency that delinqu d Feature d we re a Woodwind en­ _ Mn. Maud James of Columbui 1pea Jter at the Saturday night program on national, st.ate, and : CiaUi: with a poem, "Slowin1 Down , Mr. and Mre. William Grueser presldent; Mra. Thoma, Crow Jr., r the par­ •llrtl 1a the home. Eithe local level; keeping informed. on and Mr. an d Mrs, .Ralph Jame• of •emble compose d ol Marvin Fry, nquet. • for the Lord'• Praye r ." Speaiki DI and � • r tret:ary, Pe Mn. Charle, 1t moved today to the pi·operty of Mias Helen Kr114� • St. Peters- topic, related to purposeful citi7.en- Lilhopolle vi1ited with M iu Syl• ; in, the znlnor J uvenile delinquent entJ themtel'les are delinquent, C brlatin e Ba i ley . Janel Call and t.he Jat.e Addle Grueser, Condor singer, treuurer. Mi-,. Ebenblch are too •t ict, or are_ not llricl r Pamela Covert; a bran ensemble Fla., Na U onal Chairman of • hl p ; tr1lnin1 members through via McM 111ter , loca l, and . Mn:. burg, , problem, or the villaa:e, the mayor thanked the memben ·for their co St., which they purchased . They and enou&h with their ch1Jdrtn com pou d of Dave Burkett, Ro­ and &afety Committee, club participation and acti vities Ella Hy,se ll and Mr. and Mrs. th ealth e _ H • e1nphulzed the Jmportlntfl of had resided at 220 ¼ East Ma i n operation the put three yean. an, not conadtenl ir, discipline, bert Schmoll, Sam Clatworth, will atten d Oh.io'a Convention IS a �or leade rahip roles in buslne,.,., Home r Foley, Bradbury. tb J rounaeUn l e , and parenta I t w.. voted to purchue two ! to,,ith for the pa1t 18 years. and Seren Lewis .an d a dr um duet rom the f Ur. and Mn. Ernest Fnser e governmen t and National mduatry an d representativ , aeed for more ,uperviaed l'fl,ff- at. led. • horns. new mother All of bind Mr. ..and Mra. R. s. Wilkina re'l1le mettlftll opeaNI with prayer workl H g e YOlunte rs n i Butcher and Roy Cole­ by Jim and atio r the e serve chlldren have moved from Business to nd o r of P !l ation.al procrama and a ttcre1Uon turned to tbdr home in La ncas- members were requested to bring fed i ntertst.s or the home best by Yn. Marold Sauer, pl"ffident or man. comfeuion.al Women'& Clubl. Miaa North Second AYenue t o thfl . ler Tueadiy aft.er a week end vi ! il u n dy to be sold at the concert / Copas property, Vine St. tJte ,sroap ■nd Kn. Chule, Shuma4 K rauas, a fo rmer pre siden t of the mu m ty, the atate and th e cou n try. . F'ti d ay Henin1. • ,. .. ..._ 1111N'-'4 w ith reJa tivea. 1 ker wu the devotional leader. Florida Federation, is national f Jin. J&md Sanborn reported on At the cloae of the meetin1 a chairman or "K n ow Your America Mr,. John Sarcent entered Holt.be aMual Pnlbft.erial meetlns I ze.r Hoap ital Monday for o!nler- ha ndkerchief and card 1hower WU Week" and ha, bee n active In orIr wbtcb lhe attended in Port1111ou th . given Mrs. Ebetabacb in appncia- gan!zing the Puerto Rican Fed eravation and treatment. "Decl..-e Kia Woaderful !>ftd.1" TONIGHT Mr. and Mra. lieora:e Neuel- tion of her work in t he Aaocia- tion. wu lll• lbem1 ot tha t meeting. N ,f'JW The three days conYention will K road Sr., hue returned .home tion . Refreahmenta we re urved by PAMILY NUHtff Mn. Walter Cl)'de, Pltt,burgh, Roy s. M acy . Mrs Jr., Mayoy R . business sessions which include Tr .r r a1te montn·s a vi1it in New Mrs. Joh n nie Mal' Stuckey of - K.orioll il> wu tllt mtill 1pe1Ur end th1 rnaln Mason City i11 a n nounci ng the ma r- Ma rket, N. ff., wi th their aon-in• er an d Mn. Don IJea. will be preslded over by State Pre, "-nil: HAlJNTl!:i> plan of bet lllk w11 "to sc:ek to riast- nf hf'r d B w'liler. Darle ne 1.iw and daua:�te r , Mr. a n d Mrs. ident ,Aines S. iderr itt, Columb111; • , kno� l,be IJ'li'!d, relate Jt&elf to 10- Elliabelh. to David K n SnlANGLEII'" I p.trhamenlary law dasa; workj , opp, son of ... er.d d Rought and family. Ctety dd wttneu by word and 'Mra. Allen K n opp or shop, on program cootdmaUon, ofMrs. Emma Schoenberger wlo' \1.\1 Clifton on deed." llrJ.' Sanborn ann9unced f'rid ay April 29. al 4.30 P fice ra' lea derahip traJning, memn u derwe n t s11 r eery at Holz.er H a- m. , � NJ« ro thet the lNJ meetin1 would be bershlp and finance. plt,l week a aeo 11 Jmprovi ' . . 1 , "BIIIDE AND TH£ 8IIA8T' held ln. Albea,. The smg\c rmg ceremony was r.a nd expecta lo return to An awards b reakfast on Sunday p Alto c.rtoon In conJUDdion ,nth the theme perform.:d by R ev. R.alph Mahoney home of her elater Mr Willia followed by I final bualnesa ses• IDAY FR tod Y " for thl1 .f! H � tnietnher TIIUUOA ra­ the at Chunh In E� �ason. l:I p 1 Wella, Thuraday. ,, �- C. E. w. Downie, aaii,Ued aion will conclude the co nvention. ent at the loqJ mMiUq received Tbe bride w�li itti_red In a Tti• Council of Great.er Dayto n William Wells who has be Bnci""' e.rdol ln by. Mn. Ge(lr�e ff. P•rkE¥", enter• Uft.ited Pteabyfwl1n Cot.lei, quli. street le n gth pi n k chiHon dre11 q uite HI ia improving · '"fflAT NAUGHff ODIL" t,i..\led the Pomeroy_ Gnden Clu b. B 111:lne., and Profe11 ional WoDurtnt the . mttttns the ovene11 fuhloned with a li�ht bodice and · •• Cl ubt will be host at thili (Oolcir & S<ope) 0 'MoJl(la afternoon at hs home, ·men -'l ,ewin1 proJect, ,fa, decided upon. pinJt velvet 3traps . She carried a h an n ivera.ary meeting. 'ltlt • Hi1'1 treeL During the meelln• J'olJo•ins the devotional period, white Bible covert>d wlth white I :'fhe. Ohio Federation ia a memllobert R,.n - Tote Louloo i n charge of Mra. L c. Karr, vice MIN M1t11ret Sauer read the ml1- cnnations an d li lie� of the \'alley Natlonal Federation "DAY OF TH£ OU'n.\W" pr�ident, plan, were made to at- her of the . aloeartff for the day and oUered with Jon, while streamen. d·· '1 uun � m 1920 and ie now the A,l,o o,,_ te nd the regional meetlng It Lo111n jpetlal priyer for the"1 . wore 11 8houldcr length veil trimu eat and largest organiiatlon fm ed ot" on Thurtday. an1wer Memben i At the concl1i11lon of tbe meeting med I II W hile I.Ice and while acces-am and roll call with •n n u1l1 they h•d women who work. Proa• ' ! H- �I Ill Lloyd 1-1,o refre.Jlme11ll were NrVed by 7"'5, 110rle!1. ,Ptapoae• of th Fede r ation include planted this year. e , "THE BIG FISHERl(AN" Mr and Mr, Harry Bolioger enL,ewt, Sauer; . Jr., Mrs. Everett Mn. Sluckcy served aa ma tro n I te rt aJned with a p1rly Saturc:11, • Tnree intereatlng papen were Bachner, Mr1. Dwliht Wallace, • all-I 3 Hour oi-lc) L. n or for her daughter while eve n mg at the second wa rd hou1e given, o r uo "Window Boxea, " 'b)' Mn. Un. Sanborn, Mn. Bethel Colt• Same Aulhor a. '111!: ROBE") � honoring their daughter, Dunle, J. w. l!cMWTay; "Lawn and GradLarry Fox was bes1 m.an. Explore our access-- · , A Muot Pi<wn For AU · To SMI , m� and - Mt:•1 .kl'IJea Buchanan, a o n her 1 3 th bi rth\l a}' . The new Mrs Knopp Pink ia n and a t atu d e " i ; i n g, M rs. K rr and "A Green and Q . contrlbutln1 no,teN. aisles al Wahama High School. Mr. blue atr'l!ame ra and balloons deto r. w hite Gal'deni"- Mra. R. W. Fin11 ated the room fo r the occasion. Knopp ,a tte n ded Wahama Hleh. aterwald. • The couple are al home to their ' H.ei reshmenta were aened by Zion Teen Agers 1-24 Filler local GIFTS fflAT ARE PERPECT. Games an d Cane1ni were enjoy' friend, at the home of hit ,a:rand' the �01te111e, at the cloae of the treasures �The Zion Teenagers held the ir mothe r, Mra. Maud V.nMe ter ' in ed throughout the evening and af- meetmg to 13 memben and one resutar clu1 meeting Monda}' I ter the _ ho n ored gue1t opened her Clifton. many gifts, refre!Wment• were ser- gue'.jt, Mra. J. C. Bright, D unbar, evenini a t 7:30 at Jh e chu rch ;,..:J • when a wiener ri>aat wu held. ved by Mrs. Bollnger 111l1tfld by W. Va. ---• Bake Sale Scheduled her d au,thter, Jo Ann, and Mrs. . At'ending were Bertha Arnold, BoboY Ar n old, J ,ster Arnold, jewel ry, The Mid d r lepo t Carl Will. Alumni ARIO• •' oa N1th1n Arnold, Eh..,beth Bruch, elation will hold a Bake Sale Pr� sent were Donna Crow, Ca rumbrellas, ".'limit David&On, Robert Uan in,e, Sa t urday at the Tri-Lustre Cle11.rl­ la Will, Mauree n Darat, Linda Will, Linda Hysell, Tommy Hyaell, ers i n Midd leport bc,l'innln1 al I Brenda Potts, Cl n dy Swatzel, D(lnKenny J• he,on, Larry John'!""· 9 a. m. na Hauck, Judy Wlld,rniulh, N·•Charldene · King, A n na Kmg, M rs Wesley Fry, president is 9radror<1 , Mary Ann Rickard, Le.,b Bill McEl roy, The Of ficial Board of t e Unit- Butch McElroy, ura:ln g all Alumni to contribute G ruc ,er, Li n da Moor1;1, Jonnie Su e ed Methodist Church met Monday C'..atol Sargent, Guy Sarcent, Billy whether they arc contacted or Thom pso n , Eric Chitmben, Ernie evenin g at the church with Mn. c . Sayre, Jan Smith, Ma ry Slartord, not by the c11.lllni;: commit tee. Sisson. Wayne Zurcher, Clifford i,�. Tompkina, cha i rman, prealdln1. Sharon 'Iboma, Freda TuckerShe i1 also annmmcing that .if Young, Tom Sha,teen, Ru11 Mc.tlCOURT ST.Ul!T POMEROY, ORIO Warner, Gerald Mrs. Harry P. Smith opened the man, Ma rgie I• neces11ary dellverie.1 wlll be made hln ney, Mickey Morrle:, Ralph Wer• meeti· n g w/ th devotio ns, u1ing II Weara, and R ay Wya t t and articles for the sale will alto .- v, Jim woodgea r d - Mlke Werry, her topic ' Gaining Wisdom " Mrs Adults attending were Re v. be picked up. Other, who can be Ceward Calve rl, J�n Webste r, Don- Alon zo Custer read the re�rta 0( ,, and Mrs. Eugene Underwood, eontacte d for this aervlce are Mra. aid Brow n an d Frti(jdie ,Boyd the secretary a n d trellurer Rev . ! N r_oy, McEl ia Wyatt Virgin Charles Aaa Bradbury and Mra. e;: � ! Send ing girts but u nable to •t..- f Euaene B rown a n noun ced th� t th e meet ing was calle_d to or­ Jack Bachner. fl La ial r fo ' Greater plan kesid •1md were Alice Dar1.t, -RLIIO' Le( I financ de by Sharon Thoma, president, � o rtu11dU� h a.ti be�n jt'Cf!pt� for the Tum,; e Gilbert and Blaine Jim U d by Rev. Mr. and Mn. Richard prayer glftl tlil• ch11rch and lndlvlduat � 8renda Poth, ' D onna C row and , Pomeroy . t �d er cl H m.ade bfh e . took their son Dick to Holi@� crussde could be made thr6i.igh · pla� 1 �0 use the1� c rass room Ho1pital yes terday for I checkup. Ci nd y Swatzel were oYe rnlgh t the church treasurer. quf'st s of Duggie foJlowl ng the or I summe r proJect. The)' plan f He remained there for observa­ rty pa to paint the walls, floors, etc., A report o n ml11ion1 w11 given tion an d treatm e nt. · ---- ·--by Mias Lucretia Genheimer. Ken- at a future da te . Oth er discus­ neth Finley, chalrma n of the com- ,;i on was o n the camp site a t Brownie Troop Meeta ml111lon on education, , reported O na, W . Va. Some have planned Brownle Troop 24� met rece n tly and pamphl e t., with thei r leade r, 'Mra. Gardner that 11peclal recognition will be 1Jv- l<1 10 ln Ju ne Wehrung, and aa1l1ta nl leader•, �n molh ers , at the churfh .chool', w ere elve n to th ese and llso reg' la:tra tlon cards, '.l'liss Carolyn Smith and Mra. Dan Moth er 's Day. POMEROY, ORIO The roll c-all was then taken by White, at the United Methodiat Leo Crew ann ounced that at Church. Mrs. PhU G lobokar, troop le■ia:t one-third of, the families of Freda Tuckerma n . They wt:r� to n■me a bm>k from the Old Testa­ "nmmi ttce membe r , wu also pres, l hc parish had Nat 0Ptn Tonltht t urned Jn tbeit ment. cnt. !ll eda:e cards and that thi, Sflcond THUltSDA Y and P:RIDAY lt was decided to have home l n vltalion s were made to thi­ l'l hHe of the loyalty program fronp's' lnv('sllture servlct>s whlrh would be concluded within the 1 made ke cream cake and Kool "BELOVED INFIDE L" wm be ht>ld at the ch urch: Mo nday next few wef'kB when the "ialtallon j.ald al the next �eeting which 1, :\fay 9 at 7 p. m . Rrfrcshmenh lo c.ach family wlll be completed. to be June 8 at Zion Ch Mother's thinking of h Gregory Peck - DeboirMI. Kerr 1 he meettn� �loaed with all Ench person 11 to supply I wcrl' served at th e cloac of lh(! s��e'. praying the Lo rd a �ayer. sumlller . . . planning her meetl ni. 1 thlnt for the ice cream. Th e roll call Is to be a book of th e New wardrobe . . . and , 1 Teatainr.nt. De votion, were given I by Kay Wya tt ,nd Linda Hyse ll. Birthday Celebraled she needs a new su m­ The 99th birthday of Michaf!J I C�rroll who moke, hi, home with mer handbag. Sur­ h11 niece, Mn, Worley Howell,, 'r Jin .,_ ... 11111.d lor foal--, eamflNt'P A 111111, hible ._ prise her with a WH celebrtted at their home on . •• l10IJ Grant StrN-t Monday 'With I �dad of &law, leatber and cullioned willl a faut smart, attractive hmlly dinner. • crepe NJ.,. ud ..._ Aa JOI& cu unap-. _,. a ._ 11 • onf. from our new col­ Othe r, preaent were Mr. and The leachera and offi.cers of aidlt, oamfortulel h cklll'1 IN"' It llt ,-, llllallnatlon. Mra. Howa rd Dalley and cbildre thu Sunday School of lhe Firat lection, Just In time Leo Carroll and M:Us Ann ar:'ci Try lM NW Jarm• lAIN&l-AlN, Bapti1� Churrh of ·Middleport met Jtntba Howell. Tuetd1y evenin& at the hme or fo,r Mother's __. lnt; IMllh for oomfm 111d giving. . Day . ' Mr. Ind Mr,. L. D. Dile, for ' . . . POMONA GRANGI .. ... ..,u.., t heir rqular moetln1. Pomon a 11,�· Mei1• County � wm meet In �1ular lfl• Mra, France, Bearht w11 devo11,qn ,fl"ld ay evHln1 at 8 p. m. 1t llonal le1,1dfli for the evenlnJ and the�i: S prtnaa Granafl Hall •lth Tony Z.'nwler, . 'IUJ)erlntendflnt o f ' ' ' �• I ) Granse H boat. A proll'•m tbe Sund ■)' School presidtd over ' preiented on ''RW'II Lile the b111ln.eu mee tim1 . ' wittf -ReY. Biddle, R utland '. Du.rinc the meeUng I proara m lpflU.er, '' In conner lion with the Baptl1t __ • Jubilee Jtdvance waa dllcusaed SEAM.ED or • and plant were maOe for t he SEAMLESS preaentation ot attendance pin■ dutina: the openin& seMce thil romin1 Sunday. : All _,. and ..-hen and IOCI- 1doro ow- 1'1After the mflttin1 a ' dessert Always Appreelal,d CO\l.l'lt wu aerved by Mrt. DUH lt'I - lo .... 1'1""""'1>' ! moua. Bur-Mil t.meo S!letl' Ny,Jon1, dlit world', liale1t ltOCk.lnp to thowe •lrudy merlUontd and when YC'lU �ve ll)'lon-,. Mon1 •• the folJc,,win& Mr. and , Mh, Paul ...iu ..,,..,i,11y 1ppree1o1e • the mQlt tl&morou1J •too, n.trN futily NR-reaitCilnt. "nltJ' 1 Smart, Mr1. Charldl Bennett, Kni · hffli ""PPlr of lier fa-11o Betlloh White, Mr. ond lln. Gor­ llrondl, al'9 Anlliun,y and .Mte. Hart'Y aw, )'OIi' 11>11 lovoll.-. 'l'l,cy l>flo in ,- f&YOrilo ll>lde, Ho1&dashelt. Ill - t lo I I , fo, ... -..., and 'The neitt meeUn1 'which wUI be ' b�ld at the bome of Mn. Houda­ ' ohelt will be held In Se�tember l!lenr a Wlllk of a W...._.., W... . . ' · followin, the l\llnmer receu. , i r ..- •,'f -· - - • SPECIAL LODGE MEETING at •n eleetlon-yHr "temptation Worshipful Master Thomas W. lo overspend and offt'l'ffdl." Bowen announ ces that Pomeroy To Cl'ff"- Jobt No. llK, F. & A. M. will Lodge of s rogram opose a r p The bill p federal loans and grants to ere- bold a 1peeial meetlng at the ale jobs in areas with lon1•term Lodge Hall Friday, J(ay 8th, at unemploymen t. 1l has Blron, sup- 7;30 p. m, There will be wort in porl in the economieally depressed the first deare,e f or three cand.lmin ing communities or We,t Vlr- 1 dates. Refreshments will be set· gi nia, Kent ucky and PennsylvHia. ved. -s=mP p- � "'Under Tbe, Plltric1.1 Henpesaey will play 1 ,elmnM. solo, "Lullaby," by Lanaen us, ar.companied by Linda Kirkland. "Liebeatrawn" by U.t, by the lteserve Band will precede Judy Weh rung's "Gypsy Love Song" by Her­ bert. Mias KirkJand will 11110 ac­ company Miss Webrung. To con clud e the firsJ part of the progtam, the full group will play an old iavorite, '"Ult Side, West Side," 'by Ltwlor-Blake. The Pomeroy H,.h •·•-' S•••• ._ -""" Band wi ll follow playiq two numbers, "Mood Indi•o" .. and "'Tuxedo Junction." The latter tune wu made famous by the late Glenn Jllller. The Concert · Band will play "Bartlesville Boogie" 'by P.auhon, "Trombone JubiJ,::e" by Foa, "Youth �archer; On" by Fran&ka­ er, "Brauea TriUIDpbant March" .by HolJnea, "Prelude 1n C Minor" 100 "Bobby by Rachma ainqff doogie',, by W-alten. In addition, two quuteta will play numben that were used in Lbe recent state-'llf!de muaic compe­ tition beld in 1An c11ter, for which both groups reetived t he Superior rating. The trombone quartet with Jennil er Lohse, Ellie Arnold, Dor­ ot b)o Brown and Ruth Brothen will play "Annie Laurie." Thia number was transcribed for trom­ bones. The drum quartet includes Bill Young, Jon Weblter, Charles Kitcben and Mike Werry playing ..Parade of the Wooden Soldien" by Jes,el, Lransc:ribed by O.tling. Advance tickets: are now being told by me mben of the several banda. Court ActiQDS Communist Shakeup Plants Koslov Next After Khrushchev Revealed In Moscow UPI - The Soviet U nio n moYed you n 11;er men lntu high government and Communist P;irty posts today in a massive shakeup that left Nikita S. Kbruab­ chcw tilill unchallenged at t he top. 'fhc sh uffle, in which there were some ex.peeled demotions . took Fro I Kozlov ou t of his government post as a first deputy premier and catapulted h im in to a streamlined party secretariel ol seven men-­ the reposit ory of ultimate Power in the Soviet Un io n. Kozlov, 51, visited the U n ited Slates last year. Tass news age n cy made t he annou nceme nt only a £t>w hours bef�re Khrushchev was scht>duled lo go bdore the Su preme SoYiet­ the U.S.S,R. 's parliament-to de­ liver wha t was billed in, adYa n ce as a "s tupendous'' pre-!rummit speech. In the SoYit'!t U n io n the Communist Party is more powe rful tha n the govt'! rnmc n t. Khru sh­ chev's principal power comes from the fact that he is the par­ ty's first secretary . He took on the added title of premier so he could sit in at iolemlltiQQ&l caun• cits as his leader too. Today's announcement uid four perso ns had been dropped from the 10-me mbcr secretariat -of the party"s Central Commi ttee-Alexei KiricbenkO, Averkl Atistov, · Pyo-· tor Pospelov and Nikolai [gnatovwhile Kozlov wu added to iL Two persons were dropped from the Presidium of the party's Central Committce-Kirichenko and Nikollai l. BelyayeY- and three added - Alexei &.osygln, N ikolai Podgorny and Dimitr i Polyanski. Kosygin also was given Kozlov'a government job of first deputy premier. The other first deputy Mikoyan, il!I Anastas premier whose position was not changed. U. S. orticiala today viewed the promotion of Frei Ko•lov in the Sovlet hierarchy as I step toward making him Premier Nikita S. Kru• shcbev'• eventual auccessor. Koslov, who has been lint deputy -premier. would be in an excellen� po,itio n 11 secretary of the Communiat • Party's Central . Com• mlttee to succeed Khrushchev ahould the premier die or have to nllre for llll reuoo. ••u•tr,•,: ,..ernm;., Recent Entries A divorce was ,ranted t'be plain tiff by Judge Jobn C. Bae-or, yesterday in the cue of May Jeffers, Route 1, Rutland. Ver&UI Harrisonville Je ffers, Harold Road. The plainliff WU also re1toud to her �maiden name of May Ma,le. 11,) ,other a ction in" the Common Pleaa Court, DiYoroee lnveatlgatot Allen C. Hill was ' ordered to make in veatigati ohs in the ea,a of Gl oria Ann EbenblCb v1. George A. Ebersbach and Runell L: Ca ruthers vs. Ulab C&rutherL All are M iddleJM)rt resldenta. 111e Caruther, ca se is set for .bearing Saturday at 10:30 a. m. In an other entry 1igned by Judge Bacon the cl.fl! of Alpha L. Doql�s venus Clluton DoUI• les, Harrlaonvllle, � ·�II ' or• dered dismiHed by tbe tou,t, Jamtll E. Rowe, Peacocl Ave., Pomeroy, has been •»Pointed 1 member of the Jury Commiuion to flll . the v•cagcy ca.uMd by the death Of Everett Tracy. The other mem� of the c0mmillioa ii NaaJt, Baolqa t""1ltld �• - _,liliililiiiiiiii". .. ·- · -·,� i- • Salisbury Pupils ! Erijoy Party At ! �,,•.• '., ' 1 ! ,: , . : •' ; ''' - , - •; Sennth and Ellght Gude EtuG•�= Montgomery 1 6 . 1 up. denta of the S.li.sbul1' Elemcentary r 9.2 low er 6 ft. open . Gall ipe !> r on polis 19.3 upper 1 1 . 5 lower 7 ft Sthool with tbeir tea hen, Swiaber and Mrs Geneva Jmu:him, open Loc 23 15. k 2 upper. 1 1 2 , principal, and guelltJl, enjoyed I lowtr, 22 wickets running. tbting party 11 lhe :,,'tate-A-Way Condition of . Movaa,,1 Dam&: on Chester Road: :rue!l(.jay evening. All movable dams are u p 13 _ Dates of achv11tts at the school t hrou11: h 23 1 run n in g n othi n g 10 include: May 17, fi nal PTA meet- one trap. in 1 o� the 111 ■1 al 7 : !M) p. m.; May Ohio Jtlnr- lloat.-Down Lock 1�. Eight Grade Achievement Test 13, Bob Re nter l 2 :4.5 am o-g: will be cjven by �obert Bowen , tock 1 4 W e stern 6:35 am a- 2 ; Elementary Supen- 1�or_; May 20, Loc k 16 A. v. Criss Jr., 1 : 10 am the annual Jchool pl�ntt' at P�rt- 6- 0; Lock 1 7 , L. Wa de Childress l� n d Park; May 23. rmal ex am i na- 10 am 16-2 · Lock la Thie Ashland t1�ns for all grades: . �tay 2-4, 3 : 55 am J-9; Betty Moran 8 . 20 am Eighth Gr�de annual trip t� the 2 -3 ; l.ock 1 9 Ov ec 5 am 2 1 -0; state capitol ; May 25. �1gh1h Picksaw 6 : W am, 0-3; Lock 20 I sgrade Commtncemen l exercises al . U.nd Creek 10 : 30 am 0-IO· Lock 8 P .m. .. &Z 10 am 6-0; Elg.e� Cliff I" ., be :,: pm 4-0; Mik e Creditor 5 pm rtnal reports w11\ . On Ma)' 26 given. 1 9-0; C. V. Harner 8:10 pm 2-0; National 5 am 1 ·4. Ur-.{; atlipotis St. Louis Zephyr • 2:30 pm 0•5; Jefferson 6: 1 5 am j 1 1 -3 ; Lock 23 Charles R. Stephe,n son 6:20 pm 7-13; l .,&Z D :05 pm 0-6; Atlas 3:25 am 0-6. IF' T . . . """ ,,,,,_, •' '' VANGUARD fll4li'1, loot OU IICIIA '' •• '' V M I' '•• '•• •• ' I• '' ' VL- i T E =- • wmt l!AOf ,. GAU.ON '' war l'UICHAII ONLY I $5,88 gal. · Ebersbach Hardware,. '. "Everylihlne 1n tt.rdware" I ! Phone WY-2•!81 1 POMEROY, OHIO -•..•-. ••• ••• • -:• -••.. •• •• ;-; . :: • • t I: : ! : ll :• ----- -- -- -·.,,,.,,.,,,I •I• • ••• = ' ,i) . 1-t f_ N I ' ........ a • • eow 35. Necro,. .• mancy II. A m.,...,_ 17. v.... ... : : 511• � .,.• I n-,,r-,r..,...,... 32. � n.,. as. Mllliflol, H. Arffl'e lf. Portlcot (Gr.) 31. o.trteb.. like bird, I ,o. potato 41. Goat ante,. lop, (Alla) flJ• .N'oblem111-•1 ...... 41. f'inpl&ee ff. Mapa of towmltta , , 41. a.&rp, • DO'Mf f ' 1. A eTUltacean ,. MU:.tcal ln.ltrument 3. Metal 4. Coolin&" � I dtvlce r- to au ----- -ff MOTH ER'S DAY GIVE FLOW ER S HER Mums, Aza leas, . Roses, Geraniums, Hydrangeas, Calcedlaria, Petunias, Porch Box Assortments Carnations, Many Others FRYERS • • • lb. 39� 20. Plana were made for celebrating the 26th anniversary at the next meeting Tueaday, M B-Y 17 , wh�n there will be a .sllerit auction. Memben are 111ked to bring con­ tributio111. A meetinf of the P■st Cou ncilors waa annou nced fot Wednesday evening, May 1 1 , at the h;;:: om • o1 1h•r:,.:at:•.;e;::•:_ · ---• ::::,,::::,,i::::::; II 11 Hoppy'Moiher's Doy Moy 8th Rev. and Mn. Earl Cowan and ·ier. ind MN. Emmet Jonea t:tlled on Mr, and Mrs. Everett '11lom11, Pomero:v Sunday. .Mr. and Mn. Welb)' Whaley vi• lted Mr. and Mn. Ote Whaley ot Oowln,ton, Sunda)'. Tbe Lee Nelson f11mlly are mov• 11111 to LauNI CUii. Mr. tind l'hl'?I, noy Miller and diU,h,ter. of Chester were callen at ttkl Ouy Lei home SundaY,. : Mn. Fred R.IH• It a path,r'lt at the Hallet 'Ho1pttal. Mn. Earl Cowtr1n ■pent a few d111 tn �bland with her IOft, RO'ft• ala lewel, who aerloUlly burn• ed In 1 111 e,i;ploalon, , lln, N. C. Stout J1 llowly Im• l proviq, '11'•• • MARKET Pomeroy, Oblo ••11• Me•t SLICD PORK STW F«tr 3 1h. $1.00 liu-li-Q. Spart Ribs J'ort Smoked · · 35c lb. - Lea ■lid Bot!lon B■tll Bon,1.. Pork Rowt · · 35c llt. ComjiJMe Line Of GOO,! COOKING APPLES RID-RIPE . S -. ltskt. 99c .. T O M A' T .O E S Spedl! B ICED TIA 3 lbs, 29• JtJMllO OOt.ill'N I tOT ______ • Ill. 1 9c I A ,. A .N A S , ,... 2Sc FO!}D II.UT •st4Mt COFFEE _________ _ ½ dt. ltox �tc 6 etz. lar 69c THE FOOD MART .._ 0 .,._ •-Fill��-� ffl' ...... 8'oi TOllf l6R 0-- II ti�. W. BIOOND ... • . , l'O!QIOY1 Ollle IH8TMtlT MAXWELL lfOd or . NhCMI C:OMl 99c SO.lb. � ,....... , . . . . . $1,9' Mis or Ihle� Poplliu � Ctlitfr ICd's 10 for 39t Gelden Ripe ...... . . 2 1Js. 2Sc ..�;;:,.for ClflCe . . .... ,, J.ai, · '" · S $1.00 14- .... - ... . � ll!l4 FW C..e 49t rvrdrh · r@ z: 11 st trt 1 $-Di. Btilk te111it1• · . . ,. · · · 9lt A '1imy j1111 , '. ' ' WIM . .( ONLY MASON FURNUURE CO. .I • $299 '1:ASU'°, W \" i\ . I Many Many Than ks Cub Scout Den Heul Meeting On Lawn To You Folks Cub Scout De n Two or Pome­ roy met Tuetday after school on the lawn of the home of Den Re­ 1 Mother, Mn. Oliver Michael. freshments were served by Mrs. Mkbael precedi n t the meetin& after which the boy, worked o n their Mothen Day rifts. "fhe I meeti n g dosed with the living circle led by Te rry Holdr en . For Your Vote I I Attendi n g were De1.n is Weh­ . , ru ng, Leon ard Va n Meter, Ronnie Tatterson, Jimm)' Tyo, David Mi1 chael, Terry Hold ren and one guest, Jame, West. I WILL DO Ml' BEST TO SERl'E YO(} ------- ---------- ., Hen ry Ewi�g Pol AdY. =··= """ " lA• ..,_ ..!tlte ...u ,,. ,• 1960 VOWWAGON 1959 POLET -. ...,...itde .liPo. I - .._UIII ivory over turt\lM Renaem.Jler MeAer • • · I l all the ••· · Brickles and Donnie Sedgwick. Folrl■ne Vlt!Dli■ Haid T"!) 00.pe. 2 14ne while ao,I :;el· l<>w llnilh, upholatery "'°'leso, VI motor, - �- �.an&I eeats end power windows, bN.k•, radio end" h•ter• 1956 FOO 19S5 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 2 o.... ll■r<l top. IIY· d:ramatie, power .teering and b....., ......., r«oliG, white- ' . ,.••f -· Sharp. $1095 $1369 1 958 FORD V8 FWr\ane 4- Door. Fordom& tie tnns., fllldio, heater, clean\ •--. oil «ood ;i,.., 1_,, ov,er tan ftnhlh. $1 695 ':'tt!,l� ' V8 Ouo!Ami ilo;-ol 4 Dooi Sedan. 2 tMe ,peen f.inW., good tires, at1ton:mtk tnnl., ndio end heat<r. S9e<!oll; -· $1399 1955 PLYMOUTH Belv.dere ll Door. e cyl. motor, powerRlte triUIII,, ractio, beater, loca.lly owned, turq-uoi" ftn• Mlh. Olean .interior. Spe,clall $799 1952 CHEVROLET StiUon Weeotl. 9 Nooeng,,r. Mee interior\ aD :rood tiree. W,.k End S� Qlub Coupe. V8 motor, atlek Job. hlr Ii-, -· $1 58 Door Sedan. Hemomat:ic t.r&l'IIB. V8 motor, radio and: heater,. beautifui· whlte and bltck fin• 1811, clean interjor, good tiree. $1 295 ON H ER DAY 1956 OLDSMOllll $1 295 =•• � ,...... $ 1'5 ' II lri* 14, Tao, � - .. . real ...... job, ..... ond ....iii Illa ' I dilifnoi oii tile =,� ... . . $f,t5 . .,_1 afs 1" ' . • ' 1957 � . � t.;, a.- 0rrne;. 11'oot Jijl; lo . Mlotl>! Loob l)o. ,... like -· ,,.i,. tiioter, $lats Wllllti 'hit l!IMAl'I' BIJYilll, eVY Y01Jlt CREVllOL£T CAR RADIO REPAIR Cleland's FREE PARKING Phone WY•!•!255 PomeroJ E, Main St. Dressy Dresses House Dresses Dusters . Skirts Blouses, Shorts Pedal Pushen, Slacks, Hose, G�oves Purses, Scarves; Slips, Panties, Gowns, Gown and Duster Sets House Slipp en, Billfo lds, �aia mas, Paia ma a· Duster Sets, Umb rellas • I I 19�9 CIIVllOIIT � Ton � 4 IIP'<i4 11o..:, COOll � A iot lil lftlck fot ., OO l!tqe', Car llldlo Troubles? HAVE IT RIPAIRID Select from our wonderful line of wearables for Mother's Day gifting. They're pretty and feminine. They're practical, and modestly priced. ( If yoqr mother i.1 � my ctr �: Pl town, ......,,.,.,. - - the l>IALUBRtP l MILL STREET -- ' Proceeds will be used to help expen ses of the annual ba nquet an d dance which will be held .al the high school May 2eth. Mrs. Wesley Fry is presiden t of the Association an d Mrs, Char­ lea Asa Bradbury an d Mrs, Jack Bachner can be con tacted for delivery or pickup servl�e. -- - . .. ... defray Arc;itmc of <111 •• or a corsage ahe c■n ,pn,,udJ:y- _ · IDD t>lllll. • be< d'7. lt'a oo -,,. too. SimpiJ- '� in or •nd ,..., 0- eil'I I JIIOII p,ooe l>e dell.....t pN>m,,U,,. Ewn lllf ,,..• ml,.,... ,._.,..,.........-�. ,. r..p;, -,..t,i. tent pl.n flt thtra Nl•npll ery Md ..akfactton ...,........._ · '; ., 1 . ...�• RIST . · ' FRA NCI'S FLO ' ' • -fl , Phones WY-2-�644 or WY-2-6232. 300 E. POMEROY, �10 MAIN ST. for Mother... lashlona I• � new clre1se1 ·� N EW SU N . D RESSES SIZ&'l 7·1� ...:__ 12-20 - 18'h•241> A Bnnd Now Shipment DU ST ERS We have a complete line of cute maternity styles; in• eluding BRAS and su�. PEDAL PUSHERS, JAMAJ. CAS, SUM PANTS, SNRTS and TOPS, DR.ESSES, ' Arnelt, EverJ(ae, N)'lono. BERMUDAS. ', •----------------------always LOVELY BULKY KNIT ORLON SWEAT ERS 'IEi ,is with ,a laV'is,hly decorated box of famou s PANGBURN are ates ahocol us deilckl 11hese Western Style milk cilocola��You oan c,speci.aHy created wttlh the finest ,lngredieMA aw.Hiable. .at tihe es Plcloai choose front .an -array ·or special Mother', Day ent. Departm Candy Better PANG BURN dl8plQ in our • Or May We Suggest I ' '., • -' A Bake Sale will be held this SatUl'day by the Middlepor t Alu­ tnni Association at the Tri-Lustre Cleaners. Alum n i �embers are urged to contribute baked articles W.W. MOTHER WILL LOVE THESE COOL DRESSES BY .,PERFECTION FLOCK" MI DDL EPO RT DEPT. STO RE Save Cash Here Instead of Sales Slips De/ray Banquet Coat -ke - per90IIIII. girt ot floffN: .a I S U M DAY, MAY 8th r 88 4 ll'oor. Beautiful Iv­ ory ood I\U'quoi5e linlsh, lllte ....,. """• hjodnlmoUe lrlna., power ibnikes, radio, beater-, real· ·nlcfl , · $495 m,s MOTHER'S Q,( . .y Soy it with ,.; Flowers-By-Wifj ,. . . I Q.UeSt.�On•A.nSWer p tOgraffl G.IYen DUrlOQ I M ee t• Of A teUr .GOrden Cl b H ere J UST FOR MOTH ER M\191' - "'""91, VI. lk" like - MIi; jull lot, l�lt ule. COi>' .... tolbl ' ·• / , lot ot Inn. , COURT STREET "8'' � J)oor. Std. tnne., heltef, ltOOQ Ure., extre clean intetlOr, belutrfut 'White and black fm. eem • are now aakin, for bid& for co n• !llruction from local contncton and as soon as a bid Is aceepted are ready for appropriate pound­ breaking ceremonlies. When completed-and there ii no doubt that the pentsverin, Bed­ ford folks will complete it-the building will be available for all community entt:rpiitet, the trua-­ tees aay. Like th" Woodman Hall which has served the community for almost haU a century, the new l,ulldl n g will be available without charge, a m emorial to the friendly Bedford people of the past and to the people of the present who seek to make their community a better place in which to live. GOf.S SLER J EWEb RY ' 1957 FORD 2 1-'. V1I motor. Std. M.. J1ii1b Ill _,., ol­ lllterlor. radio and boll.... little _,.,.., b\ll is still active In the program. Accordi ng to Mn. Well, the sec• retary. people of the commun ity have "done a little bit of e very• thing" to raise the money to start construction of the build ing. They catches, shooti n g held have rummage sales, chicken barbecues, carnivals, an d had the "buaiest place on the fair ground.11" 1',ith their lu nch stand al the laat Meigs Counl,)' fair. The dances being held every other Saturday night at Burlin gham are only a small part of the activities for funds. With $5,000 and an acre of gtobn d they have purchased they are ready .lo start constructio n of their buildin g this spri n g. They � Hi\/if- ��� from only .-: ·· :� . '$ 1 tt� • .:P - .,.• ... 195$ � 2 •0N '- 1 • : · • • • • ·: • $139J ,1 • NOW/ 1 955 IUICI( 1 949 FOU lured here are a group of children making up a square dance We�, Mary Brickles • Reba Brickles ' Duane Brickles• Caroline · UN DERGOES SURGIRY Attend Lk1 Rites Sheila Jean Hieb, d�ughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Georg.- H1cka of Nye Relatives attend in g funeral serAve., _u nderwent an _appendecto�y U ffl0 l ftQ I at 1 1 ·1" Tue�da)' mg�t �t Meigs vice11 Sunday for Joseph Hill, Easl In t he absence of the president, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, M rs. Ge�eral �.'.lspital. Shella is a sev• · Liverpool, were Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill, Mrs. Violet Grimm, Jer• Wi lliam Slater vice president presided over the m eeting of P en r s -�s. ·tfll�n Hil� the A m ateur dard�n Club Wednesday evening a� t�e home of ���io/ �i;h ��� �is� �i:���r. 0 H1 s as assistin g hostess. pati ne in the hig field da)' eve n t . E. M : B lake with Mr s. Walter Crook MS:S"! Jo�n • �nt Dale H ill, � ai�s Mr� Miss N�lde Zerkle. a guest for ------------ al the high sc�ool Wednesday. Her Hill, James Hill. all of Letart Fats; t e e venmg. presen ted the devodonated by Mrs. Arthur Ski nner room number 18 2. iru'. and Mrs. Albert Hill, Mr. and L fons. and Mrs. Slater we.re won by Mrs. , Mrs. Raymond Hensler and n,vid HA."VE GUESTS Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Norman Hill; all of : ltacine; Mr. and Mrs . . .. D uring • the short meeting, M rs. Bruce Lloyd woq. ., r�e¥. an d iiln Zun del and family Mrs ey Humphr · Harol d Roush and Na�ine, Port- L. 'E-.li•R tfynolds read a thank you 1 had as Sunday dm ner guests, .Mn; d oor prize lan d ; -Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill a nd c.1:1 rd ! or the contributio n sent to the · Zundel's brother and wife, "Mr Y POMERO Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griinm, Co)wn. the Joh nn y Appleseed. Highway At lhe dose of the eve n ing re- nd Mrs. Oliv er Jasper, of Colum- . 1 1. s. ynold s al_so re• frcshments were servt!d by the bus. bu , proje d . Mr Re ;;;;;.;;;. · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�;;;;;;;; membership com • hostesses to the members and -the that ported � • � ; ;;; � i a;a;a;:;;; si n ce the last I guests, MiBs Zerkle and Mrs . met had miltee club meetlng. Way n e Gibbon s and on e honorary r, Mrs. Forrest Bachtel . membe Followi n g the busi n ess session a question a nd answer program was Alumm Plans Sale To conducted by Mrs. Slater. The traveli n g prizes which were . 1957 MERCURY · " $295 J t53 � (Continwd From Pa.. One) the Bedford Reereation Center. ship want a recreation center of / From these li Bedford citize.. the their own and are willing to work orricers a n d finit nee committee -and dlt.n ce-for it. 'rhey have or- have been elected . The offlcen laniied a non-profit corporation are Ralph Carl, pruide n t; Audrey ca.lied The Bedford Recreation Well, secretary; and Florence Well Center, Inc., and have, so far, treasurer. Fi n ance committee member& are raised about �.000 towll\'(I the conChaney, Tf'd Sedgwick, Kenneth cement by 90 foot tructlon of a 40 block building that will serve aa a Denver Well, and Helen Quive:, community center. It will be equip- with other trustees being Olen ped with a state, hB.$ketball a n d Harrison , Russell Cullums, George other recreation facllitieH and a Sargeant, Robert Pickett, Ralph kitchen and will fill the· need in Smith, Wilbur Quivey a n d Joseph the community (or a meeting Stanley, Jr. Thel"e were originally 15 trusplace. but .on e member, Chester tees this The program to provide facility is Barn hart, has moved to Dayton. community needed sparked by a board of trustees of Mr. Sta n ley haa moved to Athens $1 299 $1495 MAY TIie 8th Clrildren Dance To Oldti pie Music At Burlingham . 1 9$6 FOitl> F1,m..,. • Door . V8 22,000 inllN by ""al owner. Spotleu ,c:leao interior, jet black fin.­ kb wttb '\\ftltew.lJ tlrei1 power ateinrit, Fordomltk, Ndlo Md' he.t!er. Pit Jerry IN BWFORD - set. They are (L to R) Allen Swartz. Becky Swindell. 1 957 FORD 1 TO DANCE EARLY THEY LEARN lliuh. - oar dean 1.--. $2195 • Of Confidence In Me. · • liggttt Selection ............ I •••, l••r . .I . 8- lar RHUWI, Ht• Grtwn . . · . . . . . . . . · I E D F O P. D News Of Week SELF- SERVICE • " H AM S • GROUND CHU� .,_,., li!lff · · · · · · Ii.. 59c t.,.. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 19c CEURY, Extre . I SIMON'S F u rn it u re .. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Uddleport, 0., May '5, 1960-3 • lest Deol1 26th Anniversary To Be Celebrated At Next Meeting First nomination of officers wa11 held when Chester Coun¢il t>aush• ters o! Amedea mel Tuesday even• ln1 with 35 member• present. Dolortt Kraeute� councilor, pre­ sid ed. Reported ill were Mary Parker and Erma cleland. &it.: Kimiu was reported lmprovin(. A "thank you" note was read -trom Edith Wakel�, diatclcl deputy, for participation at the rally. Nevada Beaver, deputy, pve a report on the rally held at Marietta, April _ ·;­ r_J_R_o_o_m New I Hurry In Mo• For On Fri day, April 29, a teat IIPOP• sore d by the 'h!mperance Lea&ue of Ohio, Inc. waa 'administered to o ne or more pupils from each hlah achool in the tounty at the Pom­ eroy High s�nool. Severi!. montha 110 all junlor and senror 1tudtr1ntl in the variou, hlgb school& received I qull boot ''Fundamenj:al J'acts Concemin& Beverage Aleohol. The queltlon1 on the teat ,tete taken from thl1 quls book. Fint place winner of the lfft w11 Judy ChaUie, Ealtem Hl&h School. Second w11 Paul Brown of Eastern tnd I>avld Brown of Poffl­ ero)' Hi1h was third . The lest WU SUJ)otviaed by Mr. Charles Hayman, Mrs. Avice Freet• er, Mr. George Dalla.a, Mrs, Oscar Patterson, Rev. Raymond Konll:­ right, and Mr. Charl es Gibbs. htf-Pwk - feal E<iGS � 3.do�� s1,-oo EV E R Eadern Girl Wins School Temperance Test RII STEAKS, T♦ Choice · · · · · · · · · · · · I�. 69c • ,,......---. POMEROY, OHIO . USED (:AR B UYS r;;;..,·;;;..;.;.;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;c;;;;;;a;a;;a;;;;;a;;;;;;;;:a;a;;;;;��=;a;;;. HONOR MOTHER FOR I F{ J.'\ N K I. I N .. . B E ST l'Nk_,._,._ Ch.Sier Z.rkl. , . ,.�• Th• Many Vol"" On Sole • :: :E�" i V1., where they atte nded the- 1 W ilma and Howard Buc�e)' of funeral of his bruther-m law, Heu Reedsville and Mn. Lila Emerick Re11ular preachins aervice at •Nichols. o( Ft. Knox, l(y,, were rec•nt ., Mr. and Mrs. W. R. DeLashmutt the Methodist church here will be W. W. Mn. and v. e R o( JUUt1 May 15 and will begin at p. m. of Plaln City spent Sunday with BrHi , Mr. and Mn. Carl Lemle)'. i nstead of 7:30. Mn. Le n a Keller or 'Marietta ia •pending several days he.re with frie nds. Mr. an d Mn. Hobert Vineyard .1.uw• and Mn. Lucy Kirn visited .Mn, D. Rubber Klm'a husba n d, Herman , at Chil- ( treea ' licothe Veterans H011plt&l, Sunday. ! 40. M'lech!evoUI It was ahio Veterans Day al lhe I one hotpital. '1. Ant "I'll& Mr. and ·Mn. Wllllam Chapman spent the weekend at Wheelln,a, w. News I Society e, Mn. Eftt,-n 8rlckl" m,. ITIU IN PRNRESS COME IN NOW . ..... 23. Mttm, U. Broad. topp,d hill (U.S.) 28. lCmploy .28. Phyal­ ciaftl ll, Sol.WI of Local City Loan Manager Will Attend Meetings I TH ANKS (SA LE �·) i iI• O ES lnspe t'IOn Held By Racine Chapter Group ,/1 PAR ADE of ' / VALUES / .. .. • ..II ACR-088 S. Heat J. A preciplce e. Ra.1Jtoaj.. e. Younr hoe ear J I . RU.tlc "T. Tba toot ot 17. Olrl'• name n. Make 8. Nol at amendJI homo u. Come In. 8. Part or ''to be'' 15. "Blr _t, lt, A�tio 10. A u.llol!' Vthlcle � (alanc-) 18. Hew 17. Bowl lt. Stitch wtderhand, h. Become 11. Paper "'Pld futener 11. Keep ft N.... /dlal, .... , 211. A ­ lt. Dampena bolt II. ...thet' 30. Automatle . (oollaq., machine · 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., May 5, 1960 / Tuppers Plains cl •·•• BEi FRAIILll alld Save! ..•• D A I LY ·C R O S S WO R D The Powder Puff Club, Middle• port, met Wednes day ev eni n g at the home of Ja n ictr' Zirkle -with Carolyn Bra d ford and Kare n McElhinny as as1!11lin g hostesses. During the busi ness me eti n g resided over by the presi den t Marlanne Brlntman pla ns wer� discusaed for a Pi<'hic to be held . DAILY OR�vOTE - Htn;e IIW "981 ltl I in Jun e at Lak e Hope. 'j , . Aft er the mieetlng refreshments A X Y D L B A .t. llt • BORN IN COLUMBUS were aerved to Ruth Ann Farm• 1 · lo L O N O l' l: L L O W ' «1 Mr. 1.1nd MrH. Ern est A. Jone.11 Rice Ja n is Hautk er, Doris ' Ont latter limply etanda for anotbet. ill Ude .am,11 4 II 111111 Louis� Lama) of Bexley (Alice Chrllttne Coals, ' Judy Butcher: I for th• &hr-ee t•., X tor th• two eta. •1n11� 1ettq � Jenki n son , ue arinounl'lllg the birth o! a 6 Betty GHrnore, . Kay troph•-. the Jenrth and toffllatfo!l r.,t a.. Wotdl are ldDtl. Jud Sauer, Betty and Barbara pound, I I ounce son, who was l!lub <IY Ult oode lttton .,. ddl-� Cove rt, L)'nh Buchanan an d Mar- born May I at St. Ann Hospital Columbus. Jle has been named ianne \'foodterd. A a,,..,- ...,._ Kenneth 1-:rnl"st. The Jones have r P 8 B V J P ti i Q V i H I' P Q S JC .I • o ne other rhild, .:1 daughter, Carol HOLZllt HOl,iTAL nd a ean. Gra n d11aren ts ar e Mr. J Z A Q l' C R AdmlUed May 8: Mr� Harla n "" L 7 H J 9' • - c L K I D t r, James I Mrs, Stanley B. Jo n es, Pomeroy Whltlateh, Middlepor1; Earl Mrs. and Mr. l_11te the and , Y C L D A B Z MtDouaal. Chel'tilre ; Mn. Adrian Miss Jean ,Wood1, Middleport; Jimes Sw art, T.ania, M1ddlc_port. y,.leo-day', a,ptoqaoler A 11,1.PPT SOut., 'l:JIAT ALL L aunt. an is local, ama, r,Ra(!lne, 'l'Mm WAY TO Hll:AVE!f HATH A 8t110ill:ll'li PAT­ Dlsmhtstd May 3: C'loma Rose,RA.8HAW. __ . · berry, Mrs. Vit'toria Ball , Mrs. ' (4' 1NO, Kins J'nu,,- l.rnll� IM..J C Joseph Corvln, Aud,ey Campbe ll, I Mra. Frank Du nn , Robert McCa, . will be Dr. Warren Guthrie, well ley, Be n Lo n g, Deborah Holknown TV news commentator brook, Karen Jarrell. Jen n i/er Bllitness speakin,: on "Better Gayda, Dal e Brow n lnjf, Ricky A. 'l'hroua:ti Be tter M1naiement." R sf'ine Ornptcr 0. E. S. met at Cromllsh, Mrs. ' Taylor, Harry "The Clty Loan'' as It Is wide­ the Ma11o n lc Te mple for its an • John Hoschar a nd son. ly known' in Ohio started buai­ with Deputy t\ual inspection neH ln Wapakoneta i n 1912 wUh Grand Matro n , Jane Sowers, .as 1 resources of less th.an $30,000. To The Voter, Of The ! the i nspecting orricer. Worthy 7 1 1 ot meeting two-day A Tod ay Us. total resources exceed 4th Ward Mat ron Jane Hill and Worthy Pa­ branch omce managera and S5 $1'l0,000,000. tro n Alfred To ne y, pr esided. officers ·a nd d lstrlCt ma n agers Guests Introduced I n cluded of The City Loan and Savi ngs pre Past Grand Patron Oscar M ae de r Compa ny will be held May 1 1 Were Gue,i, For Your Support Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mader or or a Clevela�d Chapter; D e puty and 1 2 at the Deahler-HUto n Ho• Clevela n d w e re Monday and Jn Tuesday's Election G�and Matron An n Reed of tel In Coh1mbus. Tuesday 1ueeta ot Mr,, lf!Pd Mra. Repres e n1alives Incl 16; Graod Atten di n g from here ate Mr. ltalph Webb an d .4lteti-ded the ' 1 Ruth Crumrine of New' "Mani\; field repre11enti n li( Qu ebec; Ardis and Mrs. James Mahol:ey. Mr. Raci n e OES ln!pection M onday ! Macomber or Wllkesvillt>, repre, Mahok cy ia manage r of the Pom- night. C andi...,• for 9entlng Texas; District Pres,, M.a- e roy office. Marietta, Mn. Jane Sowen,, Cantral Commlttfffflan bel Balding an d Dlst, Treas., Guest ape.aker for the eve nt also waa 8 .Monday guest. Emma Clat worthy. I Pol. Adv. Worthy Malrons -a n d Worthy \ I viRiting Chapters Patro ns from presented were: Athe n s Chapter, Belpre, Pauli n e Evely n .Stiff; Middleport, Dooke�; Virginia Neutzlinc; Lowell, Marjorie Mil• ler; Mi nenr, Beulah Dixon; Pome­ Harrlao n ville, roy. Ann Rupe; Bern ice l.edlle: Cheshir e , Flora Lo ng; New Marshfie ld , Nell Gll­ llla n ; W. P. Gerald Reed, F11ltonham; Robe rt Dixon, Guy�ville an d Harry Smith, Pomeroy. Twelve P,11,t M&lrons and s e ven Past Patron .11 of Racine Chapter were prese nted, Chaplen represente d were Ri­ ver Chapter, C1eveland; Liberty Cha1•ter, Cleveland; Alice ChaP• ter, Cleveland Marlelta, Pomeroy, 1 Fulto n ham, Harrll!Onville, Athe ns, Belpre, Midd leport, Lowell. Gll)'s ville, Glouster, New Marshfield, MconnellsvUle, Wllkes111le • n d Welker'• Home-.Dreued. Macksburg and Cheshire. Mr�. Co ra Beegle was prese n ted a 2:5 year pin by her dauehter, ' Mias Shirley Beegle. Mrs. Robert McKelvey and Mr11. Fern Gaul I · Ban i "My God end I." A d in ner waa served to the I mern hers and au eats precedi n g Pol. Adv. sweet Smoked - fflder Pl<nl•• the meeting with Mrs. Emma Solser II chalrman. •I I Aft er the meetln1 refre1hments were served from a table at• tractive ·with a miniature May Pole in the center using the Star poiqJ, colors 11 ribbon streamers and tiny flower n osegay1 at the Fnm M•lp Co. ,_, _ U.......ed llblljl end of e ach. I Servln1 the refreshment. were . _ ,,.Emma Sal1er, Marth• Lou Beqle Fir n Gaul, Nora Cron, M lldl"td - \ Chapman, Nin■ Thel11, Btr1rnice Thei1a and Gretta Carnahan . The deeorating commlttee waei . ' M11dne Wln1ett, Harriet Neisler 1 a nd Gretta Simpson. The Ternple w■s decorated with 1prln1 flowen. BERNARD D. FU LTZ I I I SON BORN _ , Fr1�nds here have learned of th e birth of a so n to Mr. a nd Mrs. Ronald F'ultz, 3 1 0 Lechner Avenue., Co_J umbus . . The ne� arri val �hll'h 1s the first child for the Fultzc5 has been name(!! Ron­ aid Taylor. c;rendparents are Mr. an d Mrs. 1-if'nry fo� ultz of Colum­ , bus, fo r mer Middleport resid e nts. -j This I wi l l do to the best of my abi lity. ' Ii I FULTZ TO SPIAK The May Fellowship Day meeting sponsored by the U n ited C hurt' h Women wlll be held at the En te r prise !!:UR Church Fri­ . .l ay beg inn ing with a sack lun ch a l 12 :30 p. m . Attor n ey Ber n ard �· u1tz will speak. Lad ies are re­ quested to bring old silk hose to lhe meeting. 1 During the campaign I promised that if elected I wou ld give Meigs County o n effic ient, honest and impartia l adminis­ tratidn of the offic e of prosecuting otterney. �-l 5• f I Words cannot adequate ly express the Grotifude which my family and I have for the vote of confidence given me by the Vo­ ters of Meigs County. � �' Pl,11, For June Pkn ic I J ITNEY suPPER There will be a jitney supptr snd dance at the Ra cine High Schoo l audllori um Saturday nigh i spon so rf'd by the Meigs County J D�mocr�t 1 c Women's Cl ub Supper • , will be st"n·ed from 5 : 30 Lo 7:30 with round and squ are da n ci n g from 9 lo 12. Armi.ssion wil J be SO<- a single and 7� a couple. Congressman Walter B. Moell er will be present and speak at 8 p. m. Th� public is i n vited. -I • TO MEET PACK I Rotll: Springs Cub Scouta of Pack 246 wil l meet at th e Salls­ bury Sch�ol Saturday eve n ing. A POlJUCk dinner will be served al 6.30 and 11wards wlll be prese n ted. r /11Mf Did Of• .flJMq i, Powder Pu.// Club Ha, iDAILY SENTINEL I DA YBOOK o•., YCU uaMl , e e ' . REPORT Skating Place • I RIVER - r MIDDLEPORT COSTUME JEWE LRY . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . $ 1 .00 up Lenllterle, Culy, Lucien Lelong TOILETRIES Jewellle Hair Brusheo and Sels . . . . . . . . . . $2.50 up BILLFOLDS, Justin Leather . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,50 up Ladles Eledrlt Ruors - S,hl<k and l!A,mlngton 5 W l 5 H E R�l D H SE '"'...•'...'..'� f' R U G S Presulpllona 11� E. MAIN STREET Phone WY•2-2955 POMEROY • • Sizes to 46 11- need5 a .MW dultff. $2.99 to $5.99 -A Real Luxury Gift For Mom' t P.J.'s by "LADY BERKWGH'' SHORTIE STVLES,PEDAL PUSHER j ' and CONVENTIONAL STYLES $2.99 and $3.99 Across From Th• LDwer Parkin& IA In Pomeroy, Ohio WE Gin WIAPI �• - _,liliililiiiiiiii". .. ·- · -·,� i- • Salisbury Pupils ! Erijoy Party At ! �,,•.• '., ' 1 ! ,: , . : •' ; ''' - , - •; Sennth and Ellght Gude EtuG•�= Montgomery 1 6 . 1 up. denta of the S.li.sbul1' Elemcentary r 9.2 low er 6 ft. open . Gall ipe !> r on polis 19.3 upper 1 1 . 5 lower 7 ft Sthool with tbeir tea hen, Swiaber and Mrs Geneva Jmu:him, open Loc 23 15. k 2 upper. 1 1 2 , principal, and guelltJl, enjoyed I lowtr, 22 wickets running. tbting party 11 lhe :,,'tate-A-Way Condition of . Movaa,,1 Dam&: on Chester Road: :rue!l(.jay evening. All movable dams are u p 13 _ Dates of achv11tts at the school t hrou11: h 23 1 run n in g n othi n g 10 include: May 17, fi nal PTA meet- one trap. in 1 o� the 111 ■1 al 7 : !M) p. m.; May Ohio Jtlnr- lloat.-Down Lock 1�. Eight Grade Achievement Test 13, Bob Re nter l 2 :4.5 am o-g: will be cjven by �obert Bowen , tock 1 4 W e stern 6:35 am a- 2 ; Elementary Supen- 1�or_; May 20, Loc k 16 A. v. Criss Jr., 1 : 10 am the annual Jchool pl�ntt' at P�rt- 6- 0; Lock 1 7 , L. Wa de Childress l� n d Park; May 23. rmal ex am i na- 10 am 16-2 · Lock la Thie Ashland t1�ns for all grades: . �tay 2-4, 3 : 55 am J-9; Betty Moran 8 . 20 am Eighth Gr�de annual trip t� the 2 -3 ; l.ock 1 9 Ov ec 5 am 2 1 -0; state capitol ; May 25. �1gh1h Picksaw 6 : W am, 0-3; Lock 20 I sgrade Commtncemen l exercises al . U.nd Creek 10 : 30 am 0-IO· Lock 8 P .m. .. &Z 10 am 6-0; Elg.e� Cliff I" ., be :,: pm 4-0; Mik e Creditor 5 pm rtnal reports w11\ . On Ma)' 26 given. 1 9-0; C. V. Harner 8:10 pm 2-0; National 5 am 1 ·4. Ur-.{; atlipotis St. Louis Zephyr • 2:30 pm 0•5; Jefferson 6: 1 5 am j 1 1 -3 ; Lock 23 Charles R. Stephe,n son 6:20 pm 7-13; l .,&Z D :05 pm 0-6; Atlas 3:25 am 0-6. IF' T . . . """ ,,,,,_, •' '' VANGUARD fll4li'1, loot OU IICIIA '' •• '' V M I' '•• '•• •• ' I• '' ' VL- i T E =- • wmt l!AOf ,. GAU.ON '' war l'UICHAII ONLY I $5,88 gal. · Ebersbach Hardware,. '. "Everylihlne 1n tt.rdware" I ! Phone WY-2•!81 1 POMEROY, OHIO -•..•-. ••• ••• • -:• -••.. •• •• ;-; . :: • • t I: : ! : ll :• ----- -- -- -·.,,,.,,.,,,I •I• • ••• = ' ,i) . 1-t f_ N I ' ........ a • • eow 35. Necro,. .• mancy II. A m.,...,_ 17. v.... ... : : 511• � .,.• I n-,,r-,r..,...,... 32. � n.,. as. Mllliflol, H. Arffl'e lf. Portlcot (Gr.) 31. o.trteb.. like bird, I ,o. potato 41. Goat ante,. lop, (Alla) flJ• .N'oblem111-•1 ...... 41. f'inpl&ee ff. Mapa of towmltta , , 41. a.&rp, • DO'Mf f ' 1. A eTUltacean ,. MU:.tcal ln.ltrument 3. Metal 4. Coolin&" � I dtvlce r- to au ----- -ff MOTH ER'S DAY GIVE FLOW ER S HER Mums, Aza leas, . Roses, Geraniums, Hydrangeas, Calcedlaria, Petunias, Porch Box Assortments Carnations, Many Others FRYERS • • • lb. 39� 20. Plana were made for celebrating the 26th anniversary at the next meeting Tueaday, M B-Y 17 , wh�n there will be a .sllerit auction. Memben are 111ked to bring con­ tributio111. A meetinf of the P■st Cou ncilors waa annou nced fot Wednesday evening, May 1 1 , at the h;;:: om • o1 1h•r:,.:at:•.;e;::•:_ · ---• ::::,,::::,,i::::::; II 11 Hoppy'Moiher's Doy Moy 8th Rev. and Mn. Earl Cowan and ·ier. ind MN. Emmet Jonea t:tlled on Mr, and Mrs. Everett '11lom11, Pomero:v Sunday. .Mr. and Mn. Welb)' Whaley vi• lted Mr. and Mn. Ote Whaley ot Oowln,ton, Sunda)'. Tbe Lee Nelson f11mlly are mov• 11111 to LauNI CUii. Mr. tind l'hl'?I, noy Miller and diU,h,ter. of Chester were callen at ttkl Ouy Lei home SundaY,. : Mn. Fred R.IH• It a path,r'lt at the Hallet 'Ho1pttal. Mn. Earl Cowtr1n ■pent a few d111 tn �bland with her IOft, RO'ft• ala lewel, who aerloUlly burn• ed In 1 111 e,i;ploalon, , lln, N. C. Stout J1 llowly Im• l proviq, '11'•• • MARKET Pomeroy, Oblo ••11• Me•t SLICD PORK STW F«tr 3 1h. $1.00 liu-li-Q. Spart Ribs J'ort Smoked · · 35c lb. - Lea ■lid Bot!lon B■tll Bon,1.. Pork Rowt · · 35c llt. ComjiJMe Line Of GOO,! COOKING APPLES RID-RIPE . S -. ltskt. 99c .. T O M A' T .O E S Spedl! B ICED TIA 3 lbs, 29• JtJMllO OOt.ill'N I tOT ______ • Ill. 1 9c I A ,. A .N A S , ,... 2Sc FO!}D II.UT •st4Mt COFFEE _________ _ ½ dt. ltox �tc 6 etz. lar 69c THE FOOD MART .._ 0 .,._ •-Fill��-� ffl' ...... 8'oi TOllf l6R 0-- II ti�. W. BIOOND ... • . , l'O!QIOY1 Ollle IH8TMtlT MAXWELL lfOd or . NhCMI C:OMl 99c SO.lb. � ,....... , . . . . . $1,9' Mis or Ihle� Poplliu � Ctlitfr ICd's 10 for 39t Gelden Ripe ...... . . 2 1Js. 2Sc ..�;;:,.for ClflCe . . .... ,, J.ai, · '" · S $1.00 14- .... - ... . � ll!l4 FW C..e 49t rvrdrh · r@ z: 11 st trt 1 $-Di. Btilk te111it1• · . . ,. · · · 9lt A '1imy j1111 , '. ' ' WIM . .( ONLY MASON FURNUURE CO. .I • $299 '1:ASU'°, W \" i\ . I Many Many Than ks Cub Scout Den Heul Meeting On Lawn To You Folks Cub Scout De n Two or Pome­ roy met Tuetday after school on the lawn of the home of Den Re­ 1 Mother, Mn. Oliver Michael. freshments were served by Mrs. Mkbael precedi n t the meetin& after which the boy, worked o n their Mothen Day rifts. "fhe I meeti n g dosed with the living circle led by Te rry Holdr en . For Your Vote I I Attendi n g were De1.n is Weh­ . , ru ng, Leon ard Va n Meter, Ronnie Tatterson, Jimm)' Tyo, David Mi1 chael, Terry Hold ren and one guest, Jame, West. I WILL DO Ml' BEST TO SERl'E YO(} ------- ---------- ., Hen ry Ewi�g Pol AdY. =··= """ " lA• ..,_ ..!tlte ...u ,,. ,• 1960 VOWWAGON 1959 POLET -. ...,...itde .liPo. I - .._UIII ivory over turt\lM Renaem.Jler MeAer • • · I l all the ••· · Brickles and Donnie Sedgwick. Folrl■ne Vlt!Dli■ Haid T"!) 00.pe. 2 14ne while ao,I :;el· l<>w llnilh, upholatery "'°'leso, VI motor, - �- �.an&I eeats end power windows, bN.k•, radio end" h•ter• 1956 FOO 19S5 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 2 o.... ll■r<l top. IIY· d:ramatie, power .teering and b....., ......., r«oliG, white- ' . ,.••f -· Sharp. $1095 $1369 1 958 FORD V8 FWr\ane 4- Door. Fordom& tie tnns., fllldio, heater, clean\ •--. oil «ood ;i,.., 1_,, ov,er tan ftnhlh. $1 695 ':'tt!,l� ' V8 Ouo!Ami ilo;-ol 4 Dooi Sedan. 2 tMe ,peen f.inW., good tires, at1ton:mtk tnnl., ndio end heat<r. S9e<!oll; -· $1399 1955 PLYMOUTH Belv.dere ll Door. e cyl. motor, powerRlte triUIII,, ractio, beater, loca.lly owned, turq-uoi" ftn• Mlh. Olean .interior. Spe,clall $799 1952 CHEVROLET StiUon Weeotl. 9 Nooeng,,r. Mee interior\ aD :rood tiree. W,.k End S� Qlub Coupe. V8 motor, atlek Job. hlr Ii-, -· $1 58 Door Sedan. Hemomat:ic t.r&l'IIB. V8 motor, radio and: heater,. beautifui· whlte and bltck fin• 1811, clean interjor, good tiree. $1 295 ON H ER DAY 1956 OLDSMOllll $1 295 =•• � ,...... $ 1'5 ' II lri* 14, Tao, � - .. . real ...... job, ..... ond ....iii Illa ' I dilifnoi oii tile =,� ... . . $f,t5 . .,_1 afs 1" ' . • ' 1957 � . � t.;, a.- 0rrne;. 11'oot Jijl; lo . Mlotl>! Loob l)o. ,... like -· ,,.i,. tiioter, $lats Wllllti 'hit l!IMAl'I' BIJYilll, eVY Y01Jlt CREVllOL£T CAR RADIO REPAIR Cleland's FREE PARKING Phone WY•!•!255 PomeroJ E, Main St. Dressy Dresses House Dresses Dusters . Skirts Blouses, Shorts Pedal Pushen, Slacks, Hose, G�oves Purses, Scarves; Slips, Panties, Gowns, Gown and Duster Sets House Slipp en, Billfo lds, �aia mas, Paia ma a· Duster Sets, Umb rellas • I I 19�9 CIIVllOIIT � Ton � 4 IIP'<i4 11o..:, COOll � A iot lil lftlck fot ., OO l!tqe', Car llldlo Troubles? HAVE IT RIPAIRID Select from our wonderful line of wearables for Mother's Day gifting. They're pretty and feminine. They're practical, and modestly priced. ( If yoqr mother i.1 � my ctr �: Pl town, ......,,.,.,. - - the l>IALUBRtP l MILL STREET -- ' Proceeds will be used to help expen ses of the annual ba nquet an d dance which will be held .al the high school May 2eth. Mrs. Wesley Fry is presiden t of the Association an d Mrs, Char­ lea Asa Bradbury an d Mrs, Jack Bachner can be con tacted for delivery or pickup servl�e. -- - . .. ... defray Arc;itmc of <111 •• or a corsage ahe c■n ,pn,,udJ:y- _ · IDD t>lllll. • be< d'7. lt'a oo -,,. too. SimpiJ- '� in or •nd ,..., 0- eil'I I JIIOII p,ooe l>e dell.....t pN>m,,U,,. Ewn lllf ,,..• ml,.,... ,._.,..,.........-�. ,. r..p;, -,..t,i. tent pl.n flt thtra Nl•npll ery Md ..akfactton ...,........._ · '; ., 1 . ...�• RIST . · ' FRA NCI'S FLO ' ' • -fl , Phones WY-2-�644 or WY-2-6232. 300 E. POMEROY, �10 MAIN ST. for Mother... lashlona I• � new clre1se1 ·� N EW SU N . D RESSES SIZ&'l 7·1� ...:__ 12-20 - 18'h•241> A Bnnd Now Shipment DU ST ERS We have a complete line of cute maternity styles; in• eluding BRAS and su�. PEDAL PUSHERS, JAMAJ. CAS, SUM PANTS, SNRTS and TOPS, DR.ESSES, ' Arnelt, EverJ(ae, N)'lono. BERMUDAS. ', •----------------------always LOVELY BULKY KNIT ORLON SWEAT ERS 'IEi ,is with ,a laV'is,hly decorated box of famou s PANGBURN are ates ahocol us deilckl 11hese Western Style milk cilocola��You oan c,speci.aHy created wttlh the finest ,lngredieMA aw.Hiable. .at tihe es Plcloai choose front .an -array ·or special Mother', Day ent. Departm Candy Better PANG BURN dl8plQ in our • Or May We Suggest I ' '., • -' A Bake Sale will be held this SatUl'day by the Middlepor t Alu­ tnni Association at the Tri-Lustre Cleaners. Alum n i �embers are urged to contribute baked articles W.W. MOTHER WILL LOVE THESE COOL DRESSES BY .,PERFECTION FLOCK" MI DDL EPO RT DEPT. STO RE Save Cash Here Instead of Sales Slips De/ray Banquet Coat -ke - per90IIIII. girt ot floffN: .a I S U M DAY, MAY 8th r 88 4 ll'oor. Beautiful Iv­ ory ood I\U'quoi5e linlsh, lllte ....,. """• hjodnlmoUe lrlna., power ibnikes, radio, beater-, real· ·nlcfl , · $495 m,s MOTHER'S Q,( . .y Soy it with ,.; Flowers-By-Wifj ,. . . I Q.UeSt.�On•A.nSWer p tOgraffl G.IYen DUrlOQ I M ee t• Of A teUr .GOrden Cl b H ere J UST FOR MOTH ER M\191' - "'""91, VI. lk" like - MIi; jull lot, l�lt ule. COi>' .... tolbl ' ·• / , lot ot Inn. , COURT STREET "8'' � J)oor. Std. tnne., heltef, ltOOQ Ure., extre clean intetlOr, belutrfut 'White and black fm. eem • are now aakin, for bid& for co n• !llruction from local contncton and as soon as a bid Is aceepted are ready for appropriate pound­ breaking ceremonlies. When completed-and there ii no doubt that the pentsverin, Bed­ ford folks will complete it-the building will be available for all community entt:rpiitet, the trua-­ tees aay. Like th" Woodman Hall which has served the community for almost haU a century, the new l,ulldl n g will be available without charge, a m emorial to the friendly Bedford people of the past and to the people of the present who seek to make their community a better place in which to live. GOf.S SLER J EWEb RY ' 1957 FORD 2 1-'. V1I motor. Std. M.. J1ii1b Ill _,., ol­ lllterlor. radio and boll.... little _,.,.., b\ll is still active In the program. Accordi ng to Mn. Well, the sec• retary. people of the commun ity have "done a little bit of e very• thing" to raise the money to start construction of the build ing. They catches, shooti n g held have rummage sales, chicken barbecues, carnivals, an d had the "buaiest place on the fair ground.11" 1',ith their lu nch stand al the laat Meigs Counl,)' fair. The dances being held every other Saturday night at Burlin gham are only a small part of the activities for funds. With $5,000 and an acre of gtobn d they have purchased they are ready .lo start constructio n of their buildin g this spri n g. They � Hi\/if- ��� from only .-: ·· :� . '$ 1 tt� • .:P - .,.• ... 195$ � 2 •0N '- 1 • : · • • • • ·: • $139J ,1 • NOW/ 1 955 IUICI( 1 949 FOU lured here are a group of children making up a square dance We�, Mary Brickles • Reba Brickles ' Duane Brickles• Caroline · UN DERGOES SURGIRY Attend Lk1 Rites Sheila Jean Hieb, d�ughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Georg.- H1cka of Nye Relatives attend in g funeral serAve., _u nderwent an _appendecto�y U ffl0 l ftQ I at 1 1 ·1" Tue�da)' mg�t �t Meigs vice11 Sunday for Joseph Hill, Easl In t he absence of the president, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, M rs. Ge�eral �.'.lspital. Shella is a sev• · Liverpool, were Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill, Mrs. Violet Grimm, Jer• Wi lliam Slater vice president presided over the m eeting of P en r s -�s. ·tfll�n Hil� the A m ateur dard�n Club Wednesday evening a� t�e home of ���io/ �i;h ��� �is� �i:���r. 0 H1 s as assistin g hostess. pati ne in the hig field da)' eve n t . E. M : B lake with Mr s. Walter Crook MS:S"! Jo�n • �nt Dale H ill, � ai�s Mr� Miss N�lde Zerkle. a guest for ------------ al the high sc�ool Wednesday. Her Hill, James Hill. all of Letart Fats; t e e venmg. presen ted the devodonated by Mrs. Arthur Ski nner room number 18 2. iru'. and Mrs. Albert Hill, Mr. and L fons. and Mrs. Slater we.re won by Mrs. , Mrs. Raymond Hensler and n,vid HA."VE GUESTS Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Norman Hill; all of : ltacine; Mr. and Mrs . . .. D uring • the short meeting, M rs. Bruce Lloyd woq. ., r�e¥. an d iiln Zun del and family Mrs ey Humphr · Harol d Roush and Na�ine, Port- L. 'E-.li•R tfynolds read a thank you 1 had as Sunday dm ner guests, .Mn; d oor prize lan d ; -Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hill a nd c.1:1 rd ! or the contributio n sent to the · Zundel's brother and wife, "Mr Y POMERO Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griinm, Co)wn. the Joh nn y Appleseed. Highway At lhe dose of the eve n ing re- nd Mrs. Oliv er Jasper, of Colum- . 1 1. s. ynold s al_so re• frcshments were servt!d by the bus. bu , proje d . Mr Re ;;;;;.;;;. · ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�;;;;;;;; membership com • hostesses to the members and -the that ported � • � ; ;;; � i a;a;a;:;;; si n ce the last I guests, MiBs Zerkle and Mrs . met had miltee club meetlng. Way n e Gibbon s and on e honorary r, Mrs. Forrest Bachtel . membe Followi n g the busi n ess session a question a nd answer program was Alumm Plans Sale To conducted by Mrs. Slater. The traveli n g prizes which were . 1957 MERCURY · " $295 J t53 � (Continwd From Pa.. One) the Bedford Reereation Center. ship want a recreation center of / From these li Bedford citize.. the their own and are willing to work orricers a n d finit nee committee -and dlt.n ce-for it. 'rhey have or- have been elected . The offlcen laniied a non-profit corporation are Ralph Carl, pruide n t; Audrey ca.lied The Bedford Recreation Well, secretary; and Florence Well Center, Inc., and have, so far, treasurer. Fi n ance committee member& are raised about �.000 towll\'(I the conChaney, Tf'd Sedgwick, Kenneth cement by 90 foot tructlon of a 40 block building that will serve aa a Denver Well, and Helen Quive:, community center. It will be equip- with other trustees being Olen ped with a state, hB.$ketball a n d Harrison , Russell Cullums, George other recreation facllitieH and a Sargeant, Robert Pickett, Ralph kitchen and will fill the· need in Smith, Wilbur Quivey a n d Joseph the community (or a meeting Stanley, Jr. Thel"e were originally 15 trusplace. but .on e member, Chester tees this The program to provide facility is Barn hart, has moved to Dayton. community needed sparked by a board of trustees of Mr. Sta n ley haa moved to Athens $1 299 $1495 MAY TIie 8th Clrildren Dance To Oldti pie Music At Burlingham . 1 9$6 FOitl> F1,m..,. • Door . V8 22,000 inllN by ""al owner. Spotleu ,c:leao interior, jet black fin.­ kb wttb '\\ftltew.lJ tlrei1 power ateinrit, Fordomltk, Ndlo Md' he.t!er. Pit Jerry IN BWFORD - set. They are (L to R) Allen Swartz. Becky Swindell. 1 957 FORD 1 TO DANCE EARLY THEY LEARN lliuh. - oar dean 1.--. $2195 • Of Confidence In Me. · • liggttt Selection ............ I •••, l••r . .I . 8- lar RHUWI, Ht• Grtwn . . · . . . . . . . . · I E D F O P. D News Of Week SELF- SERVICE • " H AM S • GROUND CHU� .,_,., li!lff · · · · · · Ii.. 59c t.,.. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 19c CEURY, Extre . I SIMON'S F u rn it u re .. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Uddleport, 0., May '5, 1960-3 • lest Deol1 26th Anniversary To Be Celebrated At Next Meeting First nomination of officers wa11 held when Chester Coun¢il t>aush• ters o! Amedea mel Tuesday even• ln1 with 35 member• present. Dolortt Kraeute� councilor, pre­ sid ed. Reported ill were Mary Parker and Erma cleland. &it.: Kimiu was reported lmprovin(. A "thank you" note was read -trom Edith Wakel�, diatclcl deputy, for participation at the rally. Nevada Beaver, deputy, pve a report on the rally held at Marietta, April _ ·;­ r_J_R_o_o_m New I Hurry In Mo• For On Fri day, April 29, a teat IIPOP• sore d by the 'h!mperance Lea&ue of Ohio, Inc. waa 'administered to o ne or more pupils from each hlah achool in the tounty at the Pom­ eroy High s�nool. Severi!. montha 110 all junlor and senror 1tudtr1ntl in the variou, hlgb school& received I qull boot ''Fundamenj:al J'acts Concemin& Beverage Aleohol. The queltlon1 on the teat ,tete taken from thl1 quls book. Fint place winner of the lfft w11 Judy ChaUie, Ealtem Hl&h School. Second w11 Paul Brown of Eastern tnd I>avld Brown of Poffl­ ero)' Hi1h was third . The lest WU SUJ)otviaed by Mr. Charles Hayman, Mrs. Avice Freet• er, Mr. George Dalla.a, Mrs, Oscar Patterson, Rev. Raymond Konll:­ right, and Mr. Charl es Gibbs. htf-Pwk - feal E<iGS � 3.do�� s1,-oo EV E R Eadern Girl Wins School Temperance Test RII STEAKS, T♦ Choice · · · · · · · · · · · · I�. 69c • ,,......---. POMEROY, OHIO . USED (:AR B UYS r;;;..,·;;;..;.;.;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;c;;;;;;a;a;;a;;;;;a;;;;;;;;:a;a;;;;;��=;a;;;. HONOR MOTHER FOR I F{ J.'\ N K I. I N .. . B E ST l'Nk_,._,._ Ch.Sier Z.rkl. , . ,.�• Th• Many Vol"" On Sole • :: :E�" i V1., where they atte nded the- 1 W ilma and Howard Buc�e)' of funeral of his bruther-m law, Heu Reedsville and Mn. Lila Emerick Re11ular preachins aervice at •Nichols. o( Ft. Knox, l(y,, were rec•nt ., Mr. and Mrs. W. R. DeLashmutt the Methodist church here will be W. W. Mn. and v. e R o( JUUt1 May 15 and will begin at p. m. of Plaln City spent Sunday with BrHi , Mr. and Mn. Carl Lemle)'. i nstead of 7:30. Mn. Le n a Keller or 'Marietta ia •pending several days he.re with frie nds. Mr. an d Mn. Hobert Vineyard .1.uw• and Mn. Lucy Kirn visited .Mn, D. Rubber Klm'a husba n d, Herman , at Chil- ( treea ' licothe Veterans H011plt&l, Sunday. ! 40. M'lech!evoUI It was ahio Veterans Day al lhe I one hotpital. '1. Ant "I'll& Mr. and ·Mn. Wllllam Chapman spent the weekend at Wheelln,a, w. News I Society e, Mn. Eftt,-n 8rlckl" m,. ITIU IN PRNRESS COME IN NOW . ..... 23. Mttm, U. Broad. topp,d hill (U.S.) 28. lCmploy .28. Phyal­ ciaftl ll, Sol.WI of Local City Loan Manager Will Attend Meetings I TH ANKS (SA LE �·) i iI• O ES lnspe t'IOn Held By Racine Chapter Group ,/1 PAR ADE of ' / VALUES / .. .. • ..II ACR-088 S. Heat J. A preciplce e. Ra.1Jtoaj.. e. Younr hoe ear J I . RU.tlc "T. Tba toot ot 17. Olrl'• name n. Make 8. Nol at amendJI homo u. Come In. 8. Part or ''to be'' 15. "Blr _t, lt, A�tio 10. A u.llol!' Vthlcle � (alanc-) 18. Hew 17. Bowl lt. Stitch wtderhand, h. Become 11. Paper "'Pld futener 11. Keep ft N.... /dlal, .... , 211. A ­ lt. Dampena bolt II. ...thet' 30. Automatle . (oollaq., machine · 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., May 5, 1960 / Tuppers Plains cl •·•• BEi FRAIILll alld Save! ..•• D A I LY ·C R O S S WO R D The Powder Puff Club, Middle• port, met Wednes day ev eni n g at the home of Ja n ictr' Zirkle -with Carolyn Bra d ford and Kare n McElhinny as as1!11lin g hostesses. During the busi ness me eti n g resided over by the presi den t Marlanne Brlntman pla ns wer� discusaed for a Pi<'hic to be held . DAILY OR�vOTE - Htn;e IIW "981 ltl I in Jun e at Lak e Hope. 'j , . Aft er the mieetlng refreshments A X Y D L B A .t. llt • BORN IN COLUMBUS were aerved to Ruth Ann Farm• 1 · lo L O N O l' l: L L O W ' «1 Mr. 1.1nd MrH. Ern est A. Jone.11 Rice Ja n is Hautk er, Doris ' Ont latter limply etanda for anotbet. ill Ude .am,11 4 II 111111 Louis� Lama) of Bexley (Alice Chrllttne Coals, ' Judy Butcher: I for th• &hr-ee t•., X tor th• two eta. •1n11� 1ettq � Jenki n son , ue arinounl'lllg the birth o! a 6 Betty GHrnore, . Kay troph•-. the Jenrth and toffllatfo!l r.,t a.. Wotdl are ldDtl. Jud Sauer, Betty and Barbara pound, I I ounce son, who was l!lub <IY Ult oode lttton .,. ddl-� Cove rt, L)'nh Buchanan an d Mar- born May I at St. Ann Hospital Columbus. Jle has been named ianne \'foodterd. A a,,..,- ...,._ Kenneth 1-:rnl"st. The Jones have r P 8 B V J P ti i Q V i H I' P Q S JC .I • o ne other rhild, .:1 daughter, Carol HOLZllt HOl,iTAL nd a ean. Gra n d11aren ts ar e Mr. J Z A Q l' C R AdmlUed May 8: Mr� Harla n "" L 7 H J 9' • - c L K I D t r, James I Mrs, Stanley B. Jo n es, Pomeroy Whltlateh, Middlepor1; Earl Mrs. and Mr. l_11te the and , Y C L D A B Z MtDouaal. Chel'tilre ; Mn. Adrian Miss Jean ,Wood1, Middleport; Jimes Sw art, T.ania, M1ddlc_port. y,.leo-day', a,ptoqaoler A 11,1.PPT SOut., 'l:JIAT ALL L aunt. an is local, ama, r,Ra(!lne, 'l'Mm WAY TO Hll:AVE!f HATH A 8t110ill:ll'li PAT­ Dlsmhtstd May 3: C'loma Rose,RA.8HAW. __ . · berry, Mrs. Vit'toria Ball , Mrs. ' (4' 1NO, Kins J'nu,,- l.rnll� IM..J C Joseph Corvln, Aud,ey Campbe ll, I Mra. Frank Du nn , Robert McCa, . will be Dr. Warren Guthrie, well ley, Be n Lo n g, Deborah Holknown TV news commentator brook, Karen Jarrell. Jen n i/er Bllitness speakin,: on "Better Gayda, Dal e Brow n lnjf, Ricky A. 'l'hroua:ti Be tter M1naiement." R sf'ine Ornptcr 0. E. S. met at Cromllsh, Mrs. ' Taylor, Harry "The Clty Loan'' as It Is wide­ the Ma11o n lc Te mple for its an • John Hoschar a nd son. ly known' in Ohio started buai­ with Deputy t\ual inspection neH ln Wapakoneta i n 1912 wUh Grand Matro n , Jane Sowers, .as 1 resources of less th.an $30,000. To The Voter, Of The ! the i nspecting orricer. Worthy 7 1 1 ot meeting two-day A Tod ay Us. total resources exceed 4th Ward Mat ron Jane Hill and Worthy Pa­ branch omce managera and S5 $1'l0,000,000. tro n Alfred To ne y, pr esided. officers ·a nd d lstrlCt ma n agers Guests Introduced I n cluded of The City Loan and Savi ngs pre Past Grand Patron Oscar M ae de r Compa ny will be held May 1 1 Were Gue,i, For Your Support Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mader or or a Clevela�d Chapter; D e puty and 1 2 at the Deahler-HUto n Ho• Clevela n d w e re Monday and Jn Tuesday's Election G�and Matron An n Reed of tel In Coh1mbus. Tuesday 1ueeta ot Mr,, lf!Pd Mra. Repres e n1alives Incl 16; Graod Atten di n g from here ate Mr. ltalph Webb an d .4lteti-ded the ' 1 Ruth Crumrine of New' "Mani\; field repre11enti n li( Qu ebec; Ardis and Mrs. James Mahol:ey. Mr. Raci n e OES ln!pection M onday ! Macomber or Wllkesvillt>, repre, Mahok cy ia manage r of the Pom- night. C andi...,• for 9entlng Texas; District Pres,, M.a- e roy office. Marietta, Mn. Jane Sowen,, Cantral Commlttfffflan bel Balding an d Dlst, Treas., Guest ape.aker for the eve nt also waa 8 .Monday guest. Emma Clat worthy. I Pol. Adv. Worthy Malrons -a n d Worthy \ I viRiting Chapters Patro ns from presented were: Athe n s Chapter, Belpre, Pauli n e Evely n .Stiff; Middleport, Dooke�; Virginia Neutzlinc; Lowell, Marjorie Mil• ler; Mi nenr, Beulah Dixon; Pome­ Harrlao n ville, roy. Ann Rupe; Bern ice l.edlle: Cheshir e , Flora Lo ng; New Marshfie ld , Nell Gll­ llla n ; W. P. Gerald Reed, F11ltonham; Robe rt Dixon, Guy�ville an d Harry Smith, Pomeroy. Twelve P,11,t M&lrons and s e ven Past Patron .11 of Racine Chapter were prese nted, Chaplen represente d were Ri­ ver Chapter, C1eveland; Liberty Cha1•ter, Cleveland; Alice ChaP• ter, Cleveland Marlelta, Pomeroy, 1 Fulto n ham, Harrll!Onville, Athe ns, Belpre, Midd leport, Lowell. Gll)'s ville, Glouster, New Marshfield, MconnellsvUle, Wllkes111le • n d Welker'• Home-.Dreued. Macksburg and Cheshire. Mr�. Co ra Beegle was prese n ted a 2:5 year pin by her dauehter, ' Mias Shirley Beegle. Mrs. Robert McKelvey and Mr11. Fern Gaul I · Ban i "My God end I." A d in ner waa served to the I mern hers and au eats precedi n g Pol. Adv. sweet Smoked - fflder Pl<nl•• the meeting with Mrs. Emma Solser II chalrman. •I I Aft er the meetln1 refre1hments were served from a table at• tractive ·with a miniature May Pole in the center using the Star poiqJ, colors 11 ribbon streamers and tiny flower n osegay1 at the Fnm M•lp Co. ,_, _ U.......ed llblljl end of e ach. I Servln1 the refreshment. were . _ ,,.Emma Sal1er, Marth• Lou Beqle Fir n Gaul, Nora Cron, M lldl"td - \ Chapman, Nin■ Thel11, Btr1rnice Thei1a and Gretta Carnahan . The deeorating commlttee waei . ' M11dne Wln1ett, Harriet Neisler 1 a nd Gretta Simpson. The Ternple w■s decorated with 1prln1 flowen. BERNARD D. FU LTZ I I I SON BORN _ , Fr1�nds here have learned of th e birth of a so n to Mr. a nd Mrs. Ronald F'ultz, 3 1 0 Lechner Avenue., Co_J umbus . . The ne� arri val �hll'h 1s the first child for the Fultzc5 has been name(!! Ron­ aid Taylor. c;rendparents are Mr. an d Mrs. 1-if'nry fo� ultz of Colum­ , bus, fo r mer Middleport resid e nts. -j This I wi l l do to the best of my abi lity. ' Ii I FULTZ TO SPIAK The May Fellowship Day meeting sponsored by the U n ited C hurt' h Women wlll be held at the En te r prise !!:UR Church Fri­ . .l ay beg inn ing with a sack lun ch a l 12 :30 p. m . Attor n ey Ber n ard �· u1tz will speak. Lad ies are re­ quested to bring old silk hose to lhe meeting. 1 During the campaign I promised that if elected I wou ld give Meigs County o n effic ient, honest and impartia l adminis­ tratidn of the offic e of prosecuting otterney. �-l 5• f I Words cannot adequate ly express the Grotifude which my family and I have for the vote of confidence given me by the Vo­ ters of Meigs County. � �' Pl,11, For June Pkn ic I J ITNEY suPPER There will be a jitney supptr snd dance at the Ra cine High Schoo l audllori um Saturday nigh i spon so rf'd by the Meigs County J D�mocr�t 1 c Women's Cl ub Supper • , will be st"n·ed from 5 : 30 Lo 7:30 with round and squ are da n ci n g from 9 lo 12. Armi.ssion wil J be SO<- a single and 7� a couple. Congressman Walter B. Moell er will be present and speak at 8 p. m. Th� public is i n vited. -I • TO MEET PACK I Rotll: Springs Cub Scouta of Pack 246 wil l meet at th e Salls­ bury Sch�ol Saturday eve n ing. A POlJUCk dinner will be served al 6.30 and 11wards wlll be prese n ted. r /11Mf Did Of• .flJMq i, Powder Pu.// Club Ha, iDAILY SENTINEL I DA YBOOK o•., YCU uaMl , e e ' . REPORT Skating Place • I RIVER - r MIDDLEPORT COSTUME JEWE LRY . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . $ 1 .00 up Lenllterle, Culy, Lucien Lelong TOILETRIES Jewellle Hair Brusheo and Sels . . . . . . . . . . $2.50 up BILLFOLDS, Justin Leather . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,50 up Ladles Eledrlt Ruors - S,hl<k and l!A,mlngton 5 W l 5 H E R�l D H SE '"'...•'...'..'� f' R U G S Presulpllona 11� E. MAIN STREET Phone WY•2-2955 POMEROY • • Sizes to 46 11- need5 a .MW dultff. $2.99 to $5.99 -A Real Luxury Gift For Mom' t P.J.'s by "LADY BERKWGH'' SHORTIE STVLES,PEDAL PUSHER j ' and CONVENTIONAL STYLES $2.99 and $3.99 Across From Th• LDwer Parkin& IA In Pomeroy, Ohio WE Gin WIAPI �finl player to aign a 1960--{S l con• SIGN SANDI RS tfPI � Tom Sim�ers, tract. lie was the No. 1 draft . captain ol New Yorlr. Umver-. I ch01� of the NahonaJ Basketball . �1 b.uketball squad lut seaA ssoc1 1t1on champions. became the Bosto n c.: ellics ' Panther Homers Clobber P 0Jll t■t.:Ttc9 9 JOSTO!'J • q. Wilson Gets 2 Four Baggers, Adds Bally Ache Has S' f ANDINGSDouble For 7 RBI's In 14-3 Victory , u.,.... ,_ '"'°"'""""'' I Best Chance To ' FOR MOTHER'S DA.Y l 1 't 1 :!:•����! FLOWERS SF.E or CAI.I, mit1f•d nary a single fieldlng mlscue � they ' ve been charged with j ust t wo in t heir 10 g,mea, And they cam� up with four home runs, two by Bill Wilson for snen run, batted In, OM by Torn Grueger �!Lt.I one by Freshman Tom White. S humway Florist Wi lson's first homer come in the fir,t inning with two on; his four•baaer in the rifth came with Phon• W Y-2-M3U SYRACUSE. 011 10 Boudreau Plans Heavier Work . Have bllls got .. , ,_ the Lion•• Share , ' Of JOUr budget ? .' . For Throwers SEE US FOR CH ICAGO UPI - Lou ,Bou­ dre11 u. a Chic•eo Cuba radio an­ notmt'cr for the past two 1e■son1, today took over a� lhe Cub'1 man­ ager with "somf' very d@flntte ideas ol my own'• for im provement. Boudreau, 42, was named Cubs pilot Wednesd.ay in itn "inter-f.um­ ily" switch whirh moved former Manager Charlie Grimm, 6 1 , into Boudrea u'B Job as sportscaster. Boudreau will finish oul Grimm':; one-yeu ('Ontract as man­ �er of the Cubs, and Grim m will take over the hahinre oJ" Bou­ dreau's pact with W(tN, CASH ! Loans for any worthy pur. i po.!le on Signature• only, car or furniture ' $25 to $1000 W!' • ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, 300 W, Second St, - W'fandolfll 2-21 1 1, Pon,..., } . I D Mouths To 3 Year■ G I RLS NYLON TOPPER SETS . . . $3.09 39 a.., U. 99 to $3.29 G I RLS COTTON TOPPE'R SETS . . $2.09 " .... $2.99 GI RLS KNIT DIAPER . . . . . . . . . . $2.09 7 .... $2.99 •nd $3,99 PLASTIC SHOE BANK1�.'. 36c FORK and SPOON SETS . . . . . . . 36c 6 Rea. ,1.!lt 4 lfl, t2, 1 9 N IGHT LIGHTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 .59 I ltt, ,1.00 CRIB BELLS ......... l 2 ... . 19c I N FANTS BOOTEES IXTRA l�•CIAL Rev. 12.95 B I RDSEYE D IAPERS 25 .... "·" . . . . '• . . . . . . . . . . do:r. . 59c 39c N Y LON CARR IAGE SHAWLS . . . $2.00 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT TH E SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 01110 Dodgers Shook Up When Former Pal Returntd To Haunt Them . • Diet El111worth, 20-year-old bo­ nus left-hander, pitched , five­ hitter for the Cubs, who dealt Bob Friends his rirst loss with an eight hit attack that included Frank Thom1ts' third homer Jn two day11. McLllh Wint �int ' : i Cal McLl1h, •L'quired ln one of Frink Lane's controversial Winter deal,, won hia first game foe the Reds ■nd snapped Willie Miya' l6-11me hiltlnt atreak in the pro. eess. Shortatop Roy McMillan de­ livered the game-winning blow when hJ11 aingle snapped a 2-2 tie In the sixth. Jack Sanford sut­ tered the 1011 for San Pran<'i11eo. ' Cln11H4 at llltlll'I.,. (N) K &nN■ Cit)' i1t New Y•rtc o.trott at lotfren . .... summer's coolest convertil,/e $4.25 llel � all dmtar wllb a 0111 '"' ......, Hm la a ear built a /Nib b to . Wloi'I, eonnn!enct, and 1,...,- laatlnr . aedo!,. Yoi'II find lhat .,...i.r. •Wil na ·• wrappid �d lbe rvoml•t, ban� 1.telori oa Ibo mad, � t_� ,__ The handlln1 II H1hlhearted and eonlldout. The perf-. ia low yo1,1 ,J.c..' with ance exhllan.ttnr. And belt of an. the eott can hardly afford nol to buy a Dodp, . \ ': P, Luxurious '60 DODGE '1 ,·---.......----'-- � ��R.N flfOt 4f,ttAT CAft LOW-N:lctD �I DAtn', LUJlUltl�I ·eo DOOM ,. 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Ann1tron1Anto,n,y commoner · ' . f'rlnk v. Musse,, �t. Wat ,.min• Jones Sc oiland Yard tl,:hlenedi Ill ar- 1 jured in the at.'Cident jh•t. . com� �letely detni>llsbed .his � Fonl. r�iements to control the �Ow� I th■t will jam t� weddin1 PrOCH• No �rrelt Was made; slon route to We1tmin1ter Abbf:!y Friday morning . Wednesday night aome 50.000 broke through police lines to mob the automobile carry­ ina: ihe princeu and her fiance to Buckingham Palace. Wrttk Early Todl/)' • "The Gr.11..+ Tasle Sensotion '" • Sandwich u WILLIS ANTHONY - . �E l S P i. l N G ·. I S PlanJ " --------------· -·--�· I T I R·li P R I C E S RIDUCEDI NEW FIRM, FULL-SIZE ecb,tictiny , w. r . cr•atlon In • • • pf(IAl • $3,95 pr• Sleep Blamed Ji'or W 4 9 • Mi Oxferds. afld Loafers · · · · · · · · $ .9 $4 'MaCNAkts Min's c,._e Sole Moc. . . . . . . . . . . · · .99 . . . . · $2 .941 j �OLUctlON AGENCJ . . . . . . . . . . s s · i c s n a Moc n' • •• Menmet" of tbe, Ollio . Racine Girl Tapped Collector, Abociatlon, lflc. Beysi S.ndtl1 · . . · . . . . ; · · - . . · $2.99 . , Fo� Senior.Honorary • · · · · · · · · $ 1 .99 · · als i Sand te Phj,1U1,-. ,JIU1abeth · , Ihle: daurh­ Wh s Bonded. Collections • - Chiid \ "'ren' ' � • ·. ... t. � 1· , ... lA n • w � , . . li . , ter ·,ot Mr. and Mra, Clark Ible, 1 .99 From coai. to Coul. . 1 San1,1a . . · . , $ : . . . . . . Racine, waa tapped for Mortar­ . ls e Wemen s board, national senior ·honor soc­ Pomeroy National 81ftk llldt, iety for college womeh, Saturday POfflffO'(� Ohio e Wflllllli'i Wedge Heel Loafers · · · · $2.99 mornit1g lt t M .unnual . Ohio Uni­ versity Honors and A-ward11 con­ Phones WY-2-51 29 voc■tlon. • Wii,iillifl's Tennis Oxfords · · · · · · · · · · · $1 .99 · Selection for memberahip was and WY-t-6867 based on ecbol-rsbip, leaden.hip c� Ai ,oii; � .,, !iJ Women �-- - l ·· · Comfort,b/e Casual FlimJt11te · l:M l; JEWtt.av . FOR A SECOND I AnderlOll,f HarrllonYI� Di1ml&M,d: Paul Scltuleri Admitted: Artl1ur- Beegle, Ra- land; Don Frye, .Butland. ci n.. - F red Smith Che&ter · c1yd11 Mui;s f;ENIRAL HOSPITAL PLUMIING ·N E E D S 3-po,ition 1 I I NEWI • ......,, .at• od/1nll!Mftl lo 4 relct11!ftg posifl'on1 l Mu.cl, al..tlnnlftllM fvlwlot f1a1Mt '"'h hlilicol , lfHiit ond fh1ibla ofvMinlil'II ,strop. pod Wspenlio,t liilifiJ Di Wed . NIWI comfort NIWI &e11ut1 • �ttd In rid\ --.., Ylnyt • 0-rai .t palfffllll- MAlnlNIQUI!: o, MONl"EREY \ �� peicf flllNI w,fth hecrty.cf��. • . another I \v S .. .- SJIOTl l R otarillDII To Meet At Martin Reat.aurant j;:;;;;;;;;;=••••••----,1 see u, p . Women'i �lats and Sport $hoes N EW! • =�•:.:;- Ordered To Be Ready For Move ,..,u. NO. CHIC« 111rst $PlCIAI QUAUTY I G,.T, Ohio Bell s. A N N IV ER SA RY SA LE matc h i n g CHAIR ■■ , $12.95 9 "' 5 $2 ,• BOWLING E1uer11eno.-y U oil Wu Called To Sumner The Pomero)' rmer&t:ncy IQU■d H����."����. 1Prn1d.. pt Ted Reed. Jr., of th wa• called to lbe Sumner com· � 1�m. 480. m. Yetterday to lliddleport . Pomtroy Rou,ry Club munily at 1 p. i ' h Sing!, Gam e - E . LohR, br1n, Fred Smilh k> the Jile1&1 Nid today the F"riday night dm• u.i/ Gener.a.I Hospit.al followini a f■li ner ffllbtll111 thi1 week wi ll l,t Melfi COLUVBUS UPI-Tbe Ohio jn which he ■uUered • brobn hel a1 tht M.utin afflaurant at Team '111ree C am e■ d . ent, 2092 uiplll UtlllUea Commluion W.ed- buk. EQ Public it• subcomm Monopoly l'l!IUl■r 6 p. m. llm'! . WASHING'J:'()N UPI-Seri. tste, tl-trU■� and the Team Si ngle G■me - II S S�per nead ay ordered the Ohio Bell Tele . Sefluve.t {D-Ttnn.) planwd today tee 11jd the bill would help the I SmJ lh WH painting a barn ■ I arket, 77 1. phone Co. and the Genenl to Jntrod.uce a. blll alinid at eo- new Conlineotal Baseball Leaeue Yl Won LC111t fl'ct. Tele phone Co. to be ready to the borne of hi, Uncle, Edgar 91 Stanclln 00 of number 1 the to ll by limiting coura1lna a third major' baseba For Your 31 'it 10 "' .758 move lnto parts of Noble, Wuh• Darst. w�n he fell. Hi11 condi• team Carling, lealul!! and to prote.ct tc11le1e playen a major lea.eue . 14 . 667 lngton and Monroe countlea where tlon w11 reported good al thr 28 Stark '11 Drugs ldolb■U from competir.g pro could control-and by making il .6 U� 111 ,; telephone comp1nl111 admit hoapilal today V..herl' examina­ 18 Hdw. h Ebersba r 26 impede to violation antl•trust an footbaK telecuts. ,381 · ihey cannot give good aervice. 26 16 llon ahowed il hairline fracture Mkt. Super l&.S . the lorma tlon or addit lo.l).al lea1 4 1,i 27 ½1 .341 The PUC told General and of lhe 1plne and broken ribs. · letiUve1 unveiled the CQll"lpre­ gues which meet pre,crihed ma- Melg■ Equip . . 238 Ohio Bell to be1ln immediately 10 Team No. 2 SJ hensl\.i nfea:,ui-t Wednesdb)'. He jor league standards: • Miah Nn ■ to planned he to study the- gou;ibillty of moving apeech the :in J,ald Ind. 3 Game11 - M. M urray, !M9. into the areas. Anothff mal�r pr0¥1& 1on of BALES & SERVICE • ' C. • lltity� to ,t,�J Senate toiJ,,y that • ... Th e ■lx companies now leJ'V· lnd. 1 Game - M . M urray, 214 U -woWd equal� . the lee■) statua th• bill, which I■ tur• to fflNt > Team 3 Games--Carline11, 23 13. Ing thla area are the Brownfl' llle J Rummaae Article �a]e �f major p,;ofenton.a l team · eport.s with violent obl■cthm, for m■• The Rud8nd Methodi11t Church I Leb.anon subWOif1d . Team I Game - Carll,n ga, 82 1. Gray11yU Je ownen H eslop lor · The bill would e:lemJi)t lbe non• ' will spon,or a rummage ' WSCS Top Five Bowl.,1; lvg. Phi:lnvlew Dalzell ;armer■ and butlnen upeda of ,pro baseball, 1-.ct all lkit 40 of • tum•• 100a PLUMBING & HEATING ' Friday and Saturday btthis ■ale 1 eo once mP. Mullen pla,-n to th■ clreft the ff■rrietnil le trlephone � buke�ba:ll, ' football and · hockey church. the at m. a. ginning at 9:30 PhoM l\'Y-2-2550 Mlddiepo,t 133 paniea. M. )furray y.. r. Playfft dreftett br more froiii the anti-trust law1; an'd place Re.freshme.nta will he served . 152 th• chooM d cou Colllns P. t club one -laws l th•n anti-lr\ls under baseball The comrniuion told Ohio Bell 1«.. M. Ebersbach one tMY wilhtd t• loin. with certaln. exceptiDQS, while General to be ready to take and 140 also e er measur Sylvest er E. tlie Kefauv of s The new exempttne mo11t activitie .; the territory now served by oYer traditional preserves baseball's other aporu . t L Nau• N riday decided it event l the In 11ix the ah F • per• and player reaerve elause ':«•th Scorft: AprU 2', l'NO that the -11ix companies are unKef,uver said the meas11r, wa, mit11 all tlle team IJ)Orts to main. ' MurM d Ga Three , High , I able or unwillina: to gl\'e adequate. inc conflir.t of n ITK: liiht -.;.Mded i n,. tat11 control or player contracts, service. Supreme . Cl>urt decisiopa which team strength, player seledion ray, . 520. . ,. ______ High Slh&le Game - M. -l'lW'exempted baseball fron:i anti-trust and aseignment. ray, 100. football pro placed but irtatutes · omeroy oman Team Three Game. - Moore's under theffl. TIT AN SHIN ABADIE Star,, 2137. Annes es flie d l\nnt1n or the Senate NEW YORK UPI - Peter Aba­ . mark, Game-Land Single Team 93, qf Uberty Brooks. Atta e Tulan die, Jr., former end from 7 Pomeroy, p11Hd away 1t Lane, the with d aigne has I University, Won Lffl the Elmwood Nur!in1 Home near \ancll... 1 New York Titans of the American New York ClothlnK 28'61 12¾ Tuppen Plains yesterday noon. Football League. The 6-3. 210- L,i:ndmark 17� 2 1 '11 She Wd a life-long reaident ot pound . i:;ridder -wu de1erlbed as )Joore'e Store 7 � 2 1¾ P•t nroy. J an "excellent pasa receiever with Raci!le Servlce lB.lf.a 221,l good speed " by Tulane coach , Sil� is ,ur ,Jved by -.11 K.n, Ed- : �•on Ill� Andy P Uney. Jod, 3 Game, - M. . MWTIY, 577. die Romine, Po.meroy and a dau• ehttf Mar)' Lathe)', LangHihe. Ind. 1 Game - P. Coll.Ins. 219. REDStltNS TRAOI! klNFRO Fdnei'al service, wjll be held Team 3 Ga111ea-Landll1Uk. 238J WASHINGTON U111-T!,e Wa!h­ Team 1 Game - Landrqirk, �- at the Ewing Cliapel ,t two , o'• lngtDn Redakins 'Wednesda)' trad­ clock' Friday cond11cted by Abe Top Five lowlfft An. ed tackle Will Renfro and an un• Jlev. Ralph Z�rdeI. Burial will M. Ehersbach 180 di11clilffll hillh draft choice for be ffllde in the Riverview Ceme­ 169 M. -Murray 1981 to the Pittaburgh Steelers lor tery, Middleport. P. Mullen J!MJ linebacker ·Dick ,La11e, P. Collins 152 1 ,_ . 145 P. Pitchford 90th Shirts" . POMEROY .,DBI() � � -· • _, brings you the latest in . • • Super-Slz1, Eo 1y-Livl ng, CNAI SBTS .. .. SMIOIN J..... tllll'Oi!Mtir 1111D it. l"llittlljiiN - Ill Coope,-'1'•- Rugby ind Arrow i u.ru · 1 1 o u s·1y PADDED c u s H 1 o i,'� o A Special Gift And A Gift nom The Jewelera la Eztra Special : ? 1w·ttet , .,a.c1 Summer Sllort 81-e Sport Shirt, "Home PHONE WY-24198 Kefauver Bill Would Enhance Chances . J1. or Third Bi g League I ,· · Llr.& �Oil Ol Kaib 1111d SHOTT Ivery Grad Delervea '° You ..,t �•'111/ff C.,- c.,. with _,,, ,,..., .,. �• Nr. It'• . ui. olofalt thllPfl y•t to • tlllfiNIH of ttfHJble-1,ff dr/Wng. 0 -nd Convtrtlble two-woy tftl■r may N worn DP""· or �­ o.,._ "9hmltht fa1t. ,ic II wadi a!KI w.ar� .,.,_. for!�N" for 191t1no tt. Shirt .r ....... for coM'ftiirt, Wh.. on4 nol ....., .' . Dilly Senllnel, �� -J.lldd!eport, o .• May 5, 1960-� y, starts -f . ■I-Way . , ' GIGANTIC BONUS DAYS , OFFER *WATCHES For ll•n • A RO. W:l./­ i{j/((u�M. *BILLFOLDS . • ,jbo li,lji illt aflil -,-- *ClJFF LINKS ' 1 'Gticlrll,. F C UVELAND UPI _ Chuck 1 Kelly, who developed Akron St. poe,t 01 fooibail-biti.�ti..alf ·eoa:eti __ _ res1ped. I - --tuclr:ians when the son of Tom ------, fool ran the Kentucky Derby disJtON IASlllt�fit1 COACH tance of a mile 1nd on e-q uart.er MO� UPJ - - Cleta, in 2:01 4/5 1n Keeneland in Lexington. The hardboolll we !J know former Wal;e Forett and Canad.fin lhal onJ y three Kentucky Derbyi p.rofeulo,nal. f,;;toW)all stu'., bu •lined. ai •• uat.t:ant coaeb with ever were run faater. the alonttta) �tut, Gellenl B�Uy Ache has the best chance Maruiaer p.-r,, Mo. annouhttd �gamst Tomplon beca use the colt Wedrle■da,. �la played 1uard 1s as game as they come and -wjth the AJ.o11ettu tro'tn 1151 to never knows when he is licked. 1967. \ h11 I. IL SANIOIN *ICranenis • �llMtlN.R . ...... named ma; eliil:di I c,1� uttt,. . ; *TIE CLASPS h111 Akron St. Mary'• Kel'ly Mak.., Move o.,.... N.etional league games. The New York Yankees took oter fir11t pl■ce in the Alllerlcan League whe n they topped the De­ troit Tlreu, 4-2, and the Balti­ more Orioles downed the Chicago White Sox, 6-4. The Washington Sen11tors beat the Cle\'eland ln­ dlans, 7-6, and the Kan111 City A's defeated the Boston Red Sox ' !l-3, 'JfPEill,PBNCIL :11,,,,'1 tni. Rocbe11ter Squares Season Wltji Jets -- .... -· 1 4--DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldcllep•ort, 0 . , May 5, 11180 I oa I ·- j O-, --.--·----- $2.39 White Flot K N IT SHI RTS . . . . . . . 69c 2 R ... fl.2' ""-91• LOUJSVII.LE. Manager Wall Alston 1ou1ht to end the Dodgers' loalng streak by ha•Wi LU> l)t, lineup yid atart• bon t>ryadale on the mound •111 Dre1se11 countered with Bob Brlh1, and the hatchet. faced riihl• hander from Saginaw, Mich., be11t­ TONIGHT and FRIDAY ed the Los Angele11 (Ice, 2·1, wlth a glltterlng three-hitter, llroJ.gHtc Bardot In llatterymate Crandall supplied "fflAT NAUGHTY GIRL" all the orfenae Buhl needed with (Color & Scope) a run-producing Ringle in the sec­ - al.� ond itmlng and a homer that snapped a t-1 tit In !he ninth. Robert Ryon - Tin.a Loui,e Buhl, a lone-time Dodger neme­ "DAY OF THE OUTLAW" sis, whipped them live times lb.i1t The Yankees, who were In iE!Y• A,lso Oa11toon season and now hat • 21-8 career enth place on this date IHt year record agalm1t them. moved into the AL lead behind Buhl WH typically wild wl!h liJt; a six-hitter by rookie JJill Short. NOW AT STATI! THIATftE walks but he struda: out (ive bat­ ltl11ton Howard'R two-run homer PT. PLIASANT ler.11 and the Br.aves threw up a lh !he ailcth inninf was the blow tight defense behind him that left that wrecked Frank Lary, who en­ tered the game with a 21-7 IJfetime seven Dodger- runnera on base. Elvis Pre1ley Jn mark again■l New York. Roger "JAIi.HOUSE ROCK" Maris led the eight-hit Yankee al• CulH Ifft Plratu tack with two doubles and a sln- a�!JO The Chiu,eo Cubs handed the 1le. Rus.o. Tamblyn ,m Pirates t}telr _ St:lcond straight 1011, Righ t-fielder Al Smith', error �- 1, the Clnclnn11tl Red■ shaded "HIGH SCHOOL · the San P'NdP!iico Olan!■ and lhe let in the tying run and Brooki, CONFIDENTIAL" St. Louis tatdl nal1 beat the Phil­ .Boblnson'11 two-run sinsle followed adelphia fll!ltl,es, 5-3,. in the- other II the Orioles OY'ercarne ■ f.2 . ·-- -··· White Sox' lead. Early Wynn, a n-1ame winner la■t aeason 1 was kayoed for lhe fourth 11lr1ighf Hme but relier pitcher Frank Bau­ mann took the · lou. Hoyt Wilhelm, whose danclnt knuckler caused Gui Ttlandu to make a le■1ue­ f1Cord-l)'Jn1 tour , passed ball,, waa tha •lnner wlth relief �help from 1----=--==--aa,. Bedford Coi:_d GI RLS C RAWLERS . $2.09 1 1 11,. s,c Boudrf'nll. who will be manag . ing a major league team for the fourth time in II career th.et in­ cluded capture of the American League's Most Valuable Player award in 1948 and its batting crown in 19t4. lost no time in out• lining his plans. Beat Tompw ' n .6'1 u... UPI _ c. ". " � Whitney'• Tompion, gaining QJOre j 1upport by the minute, ruled .u 1 ond atored two runs. He w111 Ch1clnnatl . . . . 7 11 .� 5� heayy tavorlte for Saturday's Ken. lucky Derby today as trainers three for four. Chicaeo . . . . . . . . 6 1 1 .353 6 Grueaer's b it blut over the 300 Philadelphia . . . 6 1 2 .S33 e� parii,ded t o the 1ecretary'1 office lo nurie their horse, for the first foot away centerfidd fence tame W....,1,'1 Ratuth of the Triple crown cla11ics. as a solo effort, while WhJU-'• Chlcqo 5 fl'lthlN.lrah t A field of 16 i1 expected to be fifth Inning hoi-ner also wat tolo. �lnclnn1tl J S.n P:rffletsee 2 entered for the race 48 hoUl'B beBut White added a double in St. Louis S fthll..,Nhle J {N} fott one Of the young hopefuls I (N ) lhe fourth with the uckt full, MUwaukN 2 l" blue■ to fame and glory in scorlnf three runs. • Thurwa�s ProblWe Pttehtn famous horse Pltfa.u"lh at Ch 1e1,...._w 1tt America's mo11t Coach Moore said today his race. boy11' defen.e h.H been the blf 0.0 " Drott factor In their lO•rame wiJlnin.11 CIKclnnatl at San ,,,ndsc.,_ Edgeh ill Farm'• Bally Arhe ,trell while their hlttln1 definite• Puriiey 0-1 _.. . Anhtnelll 1,0 wln 11er of t�e Fl1min10 Slakes n-.. Jy was below p,ar, MIiwaukee at L OI An l and the Florida Derby, ind Sunny "But now It look11 lit e the hit- lunle+h, 2-1 fl Podr-. 2·1 Blue Farm'• Venetian Way are Phllacf.aphla ■t St. Loul, nltht tine Is romJng along, too," he laid. con1ldered the only two with a WhJte relleved Terry Knlchl in �, 1 -t n .WuU 1 •1 chance against Tompion. the first and picked up hla Mumirrld•r'• Gamet The Whitney colt made II treber One P•nther mound win. 1,. LoulJ •t Clnclnutl (N) mendou11 lmPreulon· upon. KenM■ny more loom to the front of Mllwi1tlc" it Chi this lturdy, i!ediHted P,lnther fthll1fff..... la et l:--AftftlN (NJ · Fte1hm.un athlete. Pl....,r,h .t s.n P:randtce IN) PoJnt Pleuant collecl'1 nJne AMlat(AH LEA.GUI hlts, all 1lnglH, but mana&fld only COLUMBUS UPJ � Rochester \If L Pct. three runs off them. squared ita Season wUh the Col New York 8 1:5 , 615 Today the Panthers pl■y Ath• Ctlicjgo 8 6 l571 11' umbus Jet. Wednesday with 1 ens there Jn their second Seclldnal Baltimore � 7 :Ma ½ �3 victory as Luke E•lller hom­ Clu.s AA tourney game. Washington . . . 7 .&JO 1 1i2 ered wlith bwo -aboard In the M1ddlepoi:t plays_ Unior. Furnace Cleveland . . 7 7 .500 1 ¾: eighth to break a 3.3 tie. at NelsonvOle, while McArthur ill Boston . . . . . Earlier. two other Wing hom­ ff 7 462 2 at Racine, both g■mea bein1 In KanH11 City ers came in the fourth Inning ff 9 ·400 3 Cl.ess A competitio n. Detroit . . . . . . � 8 :afflli 3 1 with Ben Mateosty bans:lng e sol� and Jim Hickman blutlng a two­ R H I WednNda,'1 Rqufh Poml!J'oy 480 830 1-14 9 o New Ycarlc 4 Detroit 2 run round tripper. Pt. Pleaaant 000 120 0- a 9 4 K•nM■ City s 9otton 3 Shaw 1-1 vt KMtmerer �I l'ome�oy: .Knight, While (WP), w..hlft91'on 7 Cl•nl•nd 6 (N) Clevetlftd at lalt"'-,.. E. Buffmgton (7) and Grueer. leltHIION 6 Chicato 4 fN) Hawkin■ 2-1 YI l'IPINt M Pt. Pleas«nt: Lee <l;J>J, Lawson (2), Thursday', P,..,_I• Pltch•r• FrW1 )'"'1 Jones (6), and LewJa, Duncan (2). Chicago at Washington 00-Chlcato at Waahln,ton fN) "I've had a good opportunity to watch the Cubs rrom an oU-the­ UnlW P,tNf lntff'Mffonaf tield perspective for the paat two The -Dodgers are ail shook up I 1euons and I've got some very definite idea11 of my own 011 how today because •n old _pal and an to help the club,"" Boudreau ■aid, old nemesis returned to haunt BQudreau s.aid the pitcber11 are theni, arm.weery. Toi,a in a couple of clutch hit1 "They are going to have to by Del Crandell and it all added le.irn to pitch t hemsclve1 out of up to a triumphant return to Loa trouble. They're not going to havt' Angele11 for Mllwauk:ee Brave Man­ the solace of looking toward the ager Charlie Dreuen and a fourth 1 bullpen and sci' reliable Don El- strai(l!ht defeat for the dumbling champlona Wednesday 1 ting rc11dy to take over:· w o r I d t n � ; saf:.' night. I BABY WEEK SALE 9 ·"· $1.99 1 NATIONAL LIA.GUI Pomeroy's Pa nthers, throwing up their standard tight defcnse. and boosted along by a flock or extra ba"" hill pound� � .�!· H ed Polnt Pleasa_nt Wednesday in a return match to the tune 1�1 11 8 1 of 1 4 -3 for tt.eir 10th straight diamond victory against no Mllw■uk_ee . . . . •• •v ._, 2 losses. st. L.oul.11 . . . • . 9 7 .M3 2 1Ai c oac h Russe 11 Moore'11 boy, com- one on, ■nd hill double Jn the 1ec- Loa An1ele� . . . 8 JO , 444 4¾ Give Her .. t • , A GREAf 8UY! R ETRE ADS . ·· tiiiOOoJiEA. ' TREAD DEIIGN $1 0.72 . ......... .... . _... ........::t VMFI 1C ter. we LN , 11 � . i;ai-1 ..-.,1JIIM,l tho 1 =· 6.00 , 16 . MY PA M CO L R eOI RI ZEHom Ouined ■IHI Oper■ted You'll Llke Our Service . •, �finl player to aign a 1960--{S l con• SIGN SANDI RS tfPI � Tom Sim�ers, tract. lie was the No. 1 draft . captain ol New Yorlr. Umver-. I ch01� of the NahonaJ Basketball . �1 b.uketball squad lut seaA ssoc1 1t1on champions. became the Bosto n c.: ellics ' Panther Homers Clobber P 0Jll t■t.:Ttc9 9 JOSTO!'J • q. Wilson Gets 2 Four Baggers, Adds Bally Ache Has S' f ANDINGSDouble For 7 RBI's In 14-3 Victory , u.,.... ,_ '"'°"'""""'' I Best Chance To ' FOR MOTHER'S DA.Y l 1 't 1 :!:•����! FLOWERS SF.E or CAI.I, mit1f•d nary a single fieldlng mlscue � they ' ve been charged with j ust t wo in t heir 10 g,mea, And they cam� up with four home runs, two by Bill Wilson for snen run, batted In, OM by Torn Grueger �!Lt.I one by Freshman Tom White. S humway Florist Wi lson's first homer come in the fir,t inning with two on; his four•baaer in the rifth came with Phon• W Y-2-M3U SYRACUSE. 011 10 Boudreau Plans Heavier Work . Have bllls got .. , ,_ the Lion•• Share , ' Of JOUr budget ? .' . For Throwers SEE US FOR CH ICAGO UPI - Lou ,Bou­ dre11 u. a Chic•eo Cuba radio an­ notmt'cr for the past two 1e■son1, today took over a� lhe Cub'1 man­ ager with "somf' very d@flntte ideas ol my own'• for im provement. Boudreau, 42, was named Cubs pilot Wednesd.ay in itn "inter-f.um­ ily" switch whirh moved former Manager Charlie Grimm, 6 1 , into Boudrea u'B Job as sportscaster. Boudreau will finish oul Grimm':; one-yeu ('Ontract as man­ �er of the Cubs, and Grim m will take over the hahinre oJ" Bou­ dreau's pact with W(tN, CASH ! Loans for any worthy pur. i po.!le on Signature• only, car or furniture ' $25 to $1000 W!' • ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, 300 W, Second St, - W'fandolfll 2-21 1 1, Pon,..., } . I D Mouths To 3 Year■ G I RLS NYLON TOPPER SETS . . . $3.09 39 a.., U. 99 to $3.29 G I RLS COTTON TOPPE'R SETS . . $2.09 " .... $2.99 GI RLS KNIT DIAPER . . . . . . . . . . $2.09 7 .... $2.99 •nd $3,99 PLASTIC SHOE BANK1�.'. 36c FORK and SPOON SETS . . . . . . . 36c 6 Rea. ,1.!lt 4 lfl, t2, 1 9 N IGHT LIGHTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 .59 I ltt, ,1.00 CRIB BELLS ......... l 2 ... . 19c I N FANTS BOOTEES IXTRA l�•CIAL Rev. 12.95 B I RDSEYE D IAPERS 25 .... "·" . . . . '• . . . . . . . . . . do:r. . 59c 39c N Y LON CARR IAGE SHAWLS . . . $2.00 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT TH E SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 01110 Dodgers Shook Up When Former Pal Returntd To Haunt Them . • Diet El111worth, 20-year-old bo­ nus left-hander, pitched , five­ hitter for the Cubs, who dealt Bob Friends his rirst loss with an eight hit attack that included Frank Thom1ts' third homer Jn two day11. McLllh Wint �int ' : i Cal McLl1h, •L'quired ln one of Frink Lane's controversial Winter deal,, won hia first game foe the Reds ■nd snapped Willie Miya' l6-11me hiltlnt atreak in the pro. eess. Shortatop Roy McMillan de­ livered the game-winning blow when hJ11 aingle snapped a 2-2 tie In the sixth. Jack Sanford sut­ tered the 1011 for San Pran<'i11eo. ' Cln11H4 at llltlll'I.,. (N) K &nN■ Cit)' i1t New Y•rtc o.trott at lotfren . .... summer's coolest convertil,/e $4.25 llel � all dmtar wllb a 0111 '"' ......, Hm la a ear built a /Nib b to . Wloi'I, eonnn!enct, and 1,...,- laatlnr . aedo!,. Yoi'II find lhat .,...i.r. •Wil na ·• wrappid �d lbe rvoml•t, ban� 1.telori oa Ibo mad, � t_� ,__ The handlln1 II H1hlhearted and eonlldout. The perf-. ia low yo1,1 ,J.c..' with ance exhllan.ttnr. And belt of an. the eott can hardly afford nol to buy a Dodp, . \ ': P, Luxurious '60 DODGE '1 ,·---.......----'-- � ��R.N flfOt 4f,ttAT CAft LOW-N:lctD �I DAtn', LUJlUltl�I ·eo DOOM ,. "y I• Fro� $.1.6$ DOWNI E.GROSS, INC. H �.- ,�WLINGS NI> .,.I)·, . ' • so�s COMPANY· '· , .. tp 1 1 , KIIIDLEI'fl'iil-,( ORIO of Axrow � ' ' o nd . i..; ... - . PAY PAIR . . TWO PAIR .4.00 ii. ADJUSTAILE bock . a e Roush's Shoe Sto re ar.coiilo Avi,.. MIDDLEPORT, ORIO . \ • . P,t:ie• .. MIi t.lo.f.,j "-'Pt .. A elid • • . • ••II ,_.,. .. ,.. 'MIi' -· ,'lot...."9 ·•,. ·..., , .., f.!11& IMNlllN1116 MA,HIHH s•9•· __......... -��., P. . �J,t.......II& ... ....;..., .i.� IWe lNOff ......-., ....._., =._.•11111,,- ...... ,.... k,•11 . ' l· .. ...... ....U . .... ........ ,... and service. Adendina: the event ' MASOM FURNl1URE ' ' •. -� , - ,i·· ... W. MAIN ST. . ... ' ·, BE YOURS i,111, J 'l I I I f; ' were rd:r. and �a. Ible, Mn. I Frances �Obert.I, Mrs. Elma Louks and , Mr. a1,1d Mn. Edson Roush. . 10 . 15 s,,. 6.10 . 1 5• . Slic /.10 • 1 5 Slie 7.60 • 1 5 $1 7;95" $1 9,95* 6. 7. 10 . 1 5 ·-- . 7� • 1 5 . •1--t,,-, plut tu -' I ,.Cl,,..... ti,. - 6.00 • r& . S p r u c e u p n o w with the•• 9le omln9, ,por• ldln9 Turnpike-Proved I Whillwoll•I .,., , ' ,.....�. s12:ii 14.ti 16,95 12.,s - -> ·. iby 9� DD/ii:... . .... . ·1111 · ......, 11.. .. .. ,. - • , 7. 10, IS ' ' I I � ., ' . • j , '; ONE OF , \THESE MAY �aL AC KWA L�S ■ ,, ...._ 111 ti;.,. ,1 Crow's Steak HousePOM�OY !:;� =��tt�:!r _.,,.,,. -·-· -"·-· .. ...... w-... 1tor;9:B/GrDAY$I Today 3.T All-W!AtHl!R CN�,-.y......,. ""' Niw. , __ LONlioN � - Y{eddln1 fever .._..II "-'�,;W-YI � ..... _, .,, , . . . . , "'rvice call lhe abov• number and agent will call. For ......., ........... .,.__ 1••• ,... Weddl� Fever Mounta AB Mimi e Nean r .. ! day A Pomeroy iloUte 3 man fell ai:u-:d •1-;:! asleep at the wh�el of his cor at • palaces aod Westminster A.bbty ln 3 : 15 a. m. to8ay on Roµte 124 and a mau.lv• rebuke tl'OD'I lhe com­ ' tore o\lr 50 feet of 11uari1 rail •� man man to erI" · I uca· o th " tp;I.IT ,.. RuUand age ot Prlnceu Maralret to ' !h• �-rve· on "•' h's vu Dea'd w roa.d. Ann1tron1Anto,n,y commoner · ' . f'rlnk v. Musse,, �t. Wat ,.min• Jones Sc oiland Yard tl,:hlenedi Ill ar- 1 jured in the at.'Cident jh•t. . com� �letely detni>llsbed .his � Fonl. r�iements to control the �Ow� I th■t will jam t� weddin1 PrOCH• No �rrelt Was made; slon route to We1tmin1ter Abbf:!y Friday morning . Wednesday night aome 50.000 broke through police lines to mob the automobile carry­ ina: ihe princeu and her fiance to Buckingham Palace. Wrttk Early Todl/)' • "The Gr.11..+ Tasle Sensotion '" • Sandwich u WILLIS ANTHONY - . �E l S P i. l N G ·. I S PlanJ " --------------· -·--�· I T I R·li P R I C E S RIDUCEDI NEW FIRM, FULL-SIZE ecb,tictiny , w. r . cr•atlon In • • • pf(IAl • $3,95 pr• Sleep Blamed Ji'or W 4 9 • Mi Oxferds. afld Loafers · · · · · · · · $ .9 $4 'MaCNAkts Min's c,._e Sole Moc. . . . . . . . . . . · · .99 . . . . · $2 .941 j �OLUctlON AGENCJ . . . . . . . . . . s s · i c s n a Moc n' • •• Menmet" of tbe, Ollio . Racine Girl Tapped Collector, Abociatlon, lflc. Beysi S.ndtl1 · . . · . . . . ; · · - . . · $2.99 . , Fo� Senior.Honorary • · · · · · · · · $ 1 .99 · · als i Sand te Phj,1U1,-. ,JIU1abeth · , Ihle: daurh­ Wh s Bonded. Collections • - Chiid \ "'ren' ' � • ·. ... t. � 1· , ... lA n • w � , . . li . , ter ·,ot Mr. and Mra, Clark Ible, 1 .99 From coai. to Coul. . 1 San1,1a . . · . , $ : . . . . . . Racine, waa tapped for Mortar­ . ls e Wemen s board, national senior ·honor soc­ Pomeroy National 81ftk llldt, iety for college womeh, Saturday POfflffO'(� Ohio e Wflllllli'i Wedge Heel Loafers · · · · $2.99 mornit1g lt t M .unnual . Ohio Uni­ versity Honors and A-ward11 con­ Phones WY-2-51 29 voc■tlon. • Wii,iillifl's Tennis Oxfords · · · · · · · · · · · $1 .99 · Selection for memberahip was and WY-t-6867 based on ecbol-rsbip, leaden.hip c� Ai ,oii; � .,, !iJ Women �-- - l ·· · Comfort,b/e Casual FlimJt11te · l:M l; JEWtt.av . FOR A SECOND I AnderlOll,f HarrllonYI� Di1ml&M,d: Paul Scltuleri Admitted: Artl1ur- Beegle, Ra- land; Don Frye, .Butland. ci n.. - F red Smith Che&ter · c1yd11 Mui;s f;ENIRAL HOSPITAL PLUMIING ·N E E D S 3-po,ition 1 I I NEWI • ......,, .at• od/1nll!Mftl lo 4 relct11!ftg posifl'on1 l Mu.cl, al..tlnnlftllM fvlwlot f1a1Mt '"'h hlilicol , lfHiit ond fh1ibla ofvMinlil'II ,strop. pod Wspenlio,t liilifiJ Di Wed . NIWI comfort NIWI &e11ut1 • �ttd In rid\ --.., Ylnyt • 0-rai .t palfffllll- MAlnlNIQUI!: o, MONl"EREY \ �� peicf flllNI w,fth hecrty.cf��. • . another I \v S .. .- SJIOTl l R otarillDII To Meet At Martin Reat.aurant j;:;;;;;;;;;=••••••----,1 see u, p . Women'i �lats and Sport $hoes N EW! • =�•:.:;- Ordered To Be Ready For Move ,..,u. NO. CHIC« 111rst $PlCIAI QUAUTY I G,.T, Ohio Bell s. A N N IV ER SA RY SA LE matc h i n g CHAIR ■■ , $12.95 9 "' 5 $2 ,• BOWLING E1uer11eno.-y U oil Wu Called To Sumner The Pomero)' rmer&t:ncy IQU■d H����."����. 1Prn1d.. pt Ted Reed. Jr., of th wa• called to lbe Sumner com· � 1�m. 480. m. Yetterday to lliddleport . Pomtroy Rou,ry Club munily at 1 p. i ' h Sing!, Gam e - E . LohR, br1n, Fred Smilh k> the Jile1&1 Nid today the F"riday night dm• u.i/ Gener.a.I Hospit.al followini a f■li ner ffllbtll111 thi1 week wi ll l,t Melfi COLUVBUS UPI-Tbe Ohio jn which he ■uUered • brobn hel a1 tht M.utin afflaurant at Team '111ree C am e■ d . ent, 2092 uiplll UtlllUea Commluion W.ed- buk. EQ Public it• subcomm Monopoly l'l!IUl■r 6 p. m. llm'! . WASHING'J:'()N UPI-Seri. tste, tl-trU■� and the Team Si ngle G■me - II S S�per nead ay ordered the Ohio Bell Tele . Sefluve.t {D-Ttnn.) planwd today tee 11jd the bill would help the I SmJ lh WH painting a barn ■ I arket, 77 1. phone Co. and the Genenl to Jntrod.uce a. blll alinid at eo- new Conlineotal Baseball Leaeue Yl Won LC111t fl'ct. Tele phone Co. to be ready to the borne of hi, Uncle, Edgar 91 Stanclln 00 of number 1 the to ll by limiting coura1lna a third major' baseba For Your 31 'it 10 "' .758 move lnto parts of Noble, Wuh• Darst. w�n he fell. Hi11 condi• team Carling, lealul!! and to prote.ct tc11le1e playen a major lea.eue . 14 . 667 lngton and Monroe countlea where tlon w11 reported good al thr 28 Stark '11 Drugs ldolb■U from competir.g pro could control-and by making il .6 U� 111 ,; telephone comp1nl111 admit hoapilal today V..herl' examina­ 18 Hdw. h Ebersba r 26 impede to violation antl•trust an footbaK telecuts. ,381 · ihey cannot give good aervice. 26 16 llon ahowed il hairline fracture Mkt. Super l&.S . the lorma tlon or addit lo.l).al lea1 4 1,i 27 ½1 .341 The PUC told General and of lhe 1plne and broken ribs. · letiUve1 unveiled the CQll"lpre­ gues which meet pre,crihed ma- Melg■ Equip . . 238 Ohio Bell to be1ln immediately 10 Team No. 2 SJ hensl\.i nfea:,ui-t Wednesdb)'. He jor league standards: • Miah Nn ■ to planned he to study the- gou;ibillty of moving apeech the :in J,ald Ind. 3 Game11 - M. M urray, !M9. into the areas. Anothff mal�r pr0¥1& 1on of BALES & SERVICE • ' C. • lltity� to ,t,�J Senate toiJ,,y that • ... Th e ■lx companies now leJ'V· lnd. 1 Game - M . M urray, 214 U -woWd equal� . the lee■) statua th• bill, which I■ tur• to fflNt > Team 3 Games--Carline11, 23 13. Ing thla area are the Brownfl' llle J Rummaae Article �a]e �f major p,;ofenton.a l team · eport.s with violent obl■cthm, for m■• The Rud8nd Methodi11t Church I Leb.anon subWOif1d . Team I Game - Carll,n ga, 82 1. Gray11yU Je ownen H eslop lor · The bill would e:lemJi)t lbe non• ' will spon,or a rummage ' WSCS Top Five Bowl.,1; lvg. Phi:lnvlew Dalzell ;armer■ and butlnen upeda of ,pro baseball, 1-.ct all lkit 40 of • tum•• 100a PLUMBING & HEATING ' Friday and Saturday btthis ■ale 1 eo once mP. Mullen pla,-n to th■ clreft the ff■rrietnil le trlephone � buke�ba:ll, ' football and · hockey church. the at m. a. ginning at 9:30 PhoM l\'Y-2-2550 Mlddiepo,t 133 paniea. M. )furray y.. r. Playfft dreftett br more froiii the anti-trust law1; an'd place Re.freshme.nta will he served . 152 th• chooM d cou Colllns P. t club one -laws l th•n anti-lr\ls under baseball The comrniuion told Ohio Bell 1«.. M. Ebersbach one tMY wilhtd t• loin. with certaln. exceptiDQS, while General to be ready to take and 140 also e er measur Sylvest er E. tlie Kefauv of s The new exempttne mo11t activitie .; the territory now served by oYer traditional preserves baseball's other aporu . t L Nau• N riday decided it event l the In 11ix the ah F • per• and player reaerve elause ':«•th Scorft: AprU 2', l'NO that the -11ix companies are unKef,uver said the meas11r, wa, mit11 all tlle team IJ)Orts to main. ' MurM d Ga Three , High , I able or unwillina: to gl\'e adequate. inc conflir.t of n ITK: liiht -.;.Mded i n,. tat11 control or player contracts, service. Supreme . Cl>urt decisiopa which team strength, player seledion ray, . 520. . ,. ______ High Slh&le Game - M. -l'lW'exempted baseball fron:i anti-trust and aseignment. ray, 100. football pro placed but irtatutes · omeroy oman Team Three Game. - Moore's under theffl. TIT AN SHIN ABADIE Star,, 2137. Annes es flie d l\nnt1n or the Senate NEW YORK UPI - Peter Aba­ . mark, Game-Land Single Team 93, qf Uberty Brooks. Atta e Tulan die, Jr., former end from 7 Pomeroy, p11Hd away 1t Lane, the with d aigne has I University, Won Lffl the Elmwood Nur!in1 Home near \ancll... 1 New York Titans of the American New York ClothlnK 28'61 12¾ Tuppen Plains yesterday noon. Football League. The 6-3. 210- L,i:ndmark 17� 2 1 '11 She Wd a life-long reaident ot pound . i:;ridder -wu de1erlbed as )Joore'e Store 7 � 2 1¾ P•t nroy. J an "excellent pasa receiever with Raci!le Servlce lB.lf.a 221,l good speed " by Tulane coach , Sil� is ,ur ,Jved by -.11 K.n, Ed- : �•on Ill� Andy P Uney. Jod, 3 Game, - M. . MWTIY, 577. die Romine, Po.meroy and a dau• ehttf Mar)' Lathe)', LangHihe. Ind. 1 Game - P. Coll.Ins. 219. REDStltNS TRAOI! klNFRO Fdnei'al service, wjll be held Team 3 Ga111ea-Landll1Uk. 238J WASHINGTON U111-T!,e Wa!h­ Team 1 Game - Landrqirk, �- at the Ewing Cliapel ,t two , o'• lngtDn Redakins 'Wednesda)' trad­ clock' Friday cond11cted by Abe Top Five lowlfft An. ed tackle Will Renfro and an un• Jlev. Ralph Z�rdeI. Burial will M. Ehersbach 180 di11clilffll hillh draft choice for be ffllde in the Riverview Ceme­ 169 M. -Murray 1981 to the Pittaburgh Steelers lor tery, Middleport. P. Mullen J!MJ linebacker ·Dick ,La11e, P. Collins 152 1 ,_ . 145 P. Pitchford 90th Shirts" . POMEROY .,DBI() � � -· • _, brings you the latest in . • • Super-Slz1, Eo 1y-Livl ng, CNAI SBTS .. .. SMIOIN J..... tllll'Oi!Mtir 1111D it. l"llittlljiiN - Ill Coope,-'1'•- Rugby ind Arrow i u.ru · 1 1 o u s·1y PADDED c u s H 1 o i,'� o A Special Gift And A Gift nom The Jewelera la Eztra Special : ? 1w·ttet , .,a.c1 Summer Sllort 81-e Sport Shirt, "Home PHONE WY-24198 Kefauver Bill Would Enhance Chances . J1. or Third Bi g League I ,· · Llr.& �Oil Ol Kaib 1111d SHOTT Ivery Grad Delervea '° You ..,t �•'111/ff C.,- c.,. with _,,, ,,..., .,. �• Nr. It'• . ui. olofalt thllPfl y•t to • tlllfiNIH of ttfHJble-1,ff dr/Wng. 0 -nd Convtrtlble two-woy tftl■r may N worn DP""· or �­ o.,._ "9hmltht fa1t. ,ic II wadi a!KI w.ar� .,.,_. for!�N" for 191t1no tt. Shirt .r ....... for coM'ftiirt, Wh.. on4 nol ....., .' . Dilly Senllnel, �� -J.lldd!eport, o .• May 5, 1960-� y, starts -f . ■I-Way . , ' GIGANTIC BONUS DAYS , OFFER *WATCHES For ll•n • A RO. W:l./­ i{j/((u�M. *BILLFOLDS . • ,jbo li,lji illt aflil -,-- *ClJFF LINKS ' 1 'Gticlrll,. F C UVELAND UPI _ Chuck 1 Kelly, who developed Akron St. poe,t 01 fooibail-biti.�ti..alf ·eoa:eti __ _ res1ped. I - --tuclr:ians when the son of Tom ------, fool ran the Kentucky Derby disJtON IASlllt�fit1 COACH tance of a mile 1nd on e-q uart.er MO� UPJ - - Cleta, in 2:01 4/5 1n Keeneland in Lexington. The hardboolll we !J know former Wal;e Forett and Canad.fin lhal onJ y three Kentucky Derbyi p.rofeulo,nal. f,;;toW)all stu'., bu •lined. ai •• uat.t:ant coaeb with ever were run faater. the alonttta) �tut, Gellenl B�Uy Ache has the best chance Maruiaer p.-r,, Mo. annouhttd �gamst Tomplon beca use the colt Wedrle■da,. �la played 1uard 1s as game as they come and -wjth the AJ.o11ettu tro'tn 1151 to never knows when he is licked. 1967. \ h11 I. IL SANIOIN *ICranenis • �llMtlN.R . ...... named ma; eliil:di I c,1� uttt,. . ; *TIE CLASPS h111 Akron St. Mary'• Kel'ly Mak.., Move o.,.... N.etional league games. The New York Yankees took oter fir11t pl■ce in the Alllerlcan League whe n they topped the De­ troit Tlreu, 4-2, and the Balti­ more Orioles downed the Chicago White Sox, 6-4. The Washington Sen11tors beat the Cle\'eland ln­ dlans, 7-6, and the Kan111 City A's defeated the Boston Red Sox ' !l-3, 'JfPEill,PBNCIL :11,,,,'1 tni. Rocbe11ter Squares Season Wltji Jets -- .... -· 1 4--DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldcllep•ort, 0 . , May 5, 11180 I oa I ·- j O-, --.--·----- $2.39 White Flot K N IT SHI RTS . . . . . . . 69c 2 R ... fl.2' ""-91• LOUJSVII.LE. Manager Wall Alston 1ou1ht to end the Dodgers' loalng streak by ha•Wi LU> l)t, lineup yid atart• bon t>ryadale on the mound •111 Dre1se11 countered with Bob Brlh1, and the hatchet. faced riihl• hander from Saginaw, Mich., be11t­ TONIGHT and FRIDAY ed the Los Angele11 (Ice, 2·1, wlth a glltterlng three-hitter, llroJ.gHtc Bardot In llatterymate Crandall supplied "fflAT NAUGHTY GIRL" all the orfenae Buhl needed with (Color & Scope) a run-producing Ringle in the sec­ - al.� ond itmlng and a homer that snapped a t-1 tit In !he ninth. Robert Ryon - Tin.a Loui,e Buhl, a lone-time Dodger neme­ "DAY OF THE OUTLAW" sis, whipped them live times lb.i1t The Yankees, who were In iE!Y• A,lso Oa11toon season and now hat • 21-8 career enth place on this date IHt year record agalm1t them. moved into the AL lead behind Buhl WH typically wild wl!h liJt; a six-hitter by rookie JJill Short. NOW AT STATI! THIATftE walks but he struda: out (ive bat­ ltl11ton Howard'R two-run homer PT. PLIASANT ler.11 and the Br.aves threw up a lh !he ailcth inninf was the blow tight defense behind him that left that wrecked Frank Lary, who en­ tered the game with a 21-7 IJfetime seven Dodger- runnera on base. Elvis Pre1ley Jn mark again■l New York. Roger "JAIi.HOUSE ROCK" Maris led the eight-hit Yankee al• CulH Ifft Plratu tack with two doubles and a sln- a�!JO The Chiu,eo Cubs handed the 1le. Rus.o. Tamblyn ,m Pirates t}telr _ St:lcond straight 1011, Righ t-fielder Al Smith', error �- 1, the Clnclnn11tl Red■ shaded "HIGH SCHOOL · the San P'NdP!iico Olan!■ and lhe let in the tying run and Brooki, CONFIDENTIAL" St. Louis tatdl nal1 beat the Phil­ .Boblnson'11 two-run sinsle followed adelphia fll!ltl,es, 5-3,. in the- other II the Orioles OY'ercarne ■ f.2 . ·-- -··· White Sox' lead. Early Wynn, a n-1ame winner la■t aeason 1 was kayoed for lhe fourth 11lr1ighf Hme but relier pitcher Frank Bau­ mann took the · lou. Hoyt Wilhelm, whose danclnt knuckler caused Gui Ttlandu to make a le■1ue­ f1Cord-l)'Jn1 tour , passed ball,, waa tha •lnner wlth relief �help from 1----=--==--aa,. Bedford Coi:_d GI RLS C RAWLERS . $2.09 1 1 11,. s,c Boudrf'nll. who will be manag . ing a major league team for the fourth time in II career th.et in­ cluded capture of the American League's Most Valuable Player award in 1948 and its batting crown in 19t4. lost no time in out• lining his plans. Beat Tompw ' n .6'1 u... UPI _ c. ". " � Whitney'• Tompion, gaining QJOre j 1upport by the minute, ruled .u 1 ond atored two runs. He w111 Ch1clnnatl . . . . 7 11 .� 5� heayy tavorlte for Saturday's Ken. lucky Derby today as trainers three for four. Chicaeo . . . . . . . . 6 1 1 .353 6 Grueaer's b it blut over the 300 Philadelphia . . . 6 1 2 .S33 e� parii,ded t o the 1ecretary'1 office lo nurie their horse, for the first foot away centerfidd fence tame W....,1,'1 Ratuth of the Triple crown cla11ics. as a solo effort, while WhJU-'• Chlcqo 5 fl'lthlN.lrah t A field of 16 i1 expected to be fifth Inning hoi-ner also wat tolo. �lnclnn1tl J S.n P:rffletsee 2 entered for the race 48 hoUl'B beBut White added a double in St. Louis S fthll..,Nhle J {N} fott one Of the young hopefuls I (N ) lhe fourth with the uckt full, MUwaukN 2 l" blue■ to fame and glory in scorlnf three runs. • Thurwa�s ProblWe Pttehtn famous horse Pltfa.u"lh at Ch 1e1,...._w 1tt America's mo11t Coach Moore said today his race. boy11' defen.e h.H been the blf 0.0 " Drott factor In their lO•rame wiJlnin.11 CIKclnnatl at San ,,,ndsc.,_ Edgeh ill Farm'• Bally Arhe ,trell while their hlttln1 definite• Puriiey 0-1 _.. . Anhtnelll 1,0 wln 11er of t�e Fl1min10 Slakes n-.. Jy was below p,ar, MIiwaukee at L OI An l and the Florida Derby, ind Sunny "But now It look11 lit e the hit- lunle+h, 2-1 fl Podr-. 2·1 Blue Farm'• Venetian Way are Phllacf.aphla ■t St. Loul, nltht tine Is romJng along, too," he laid. con1ldered the only two with a WhJte relleved Terry Knlchl in �, 1 -t n .WuU 1 •1 chance against Tompion. the first and picked up hla Mumirrld•r'• Gamet The Whitney colt made II treber One P•nther mound win. 1,. LoulJ •t Clnclnutl (N) mendou11 lmPreulon· upon. KenM■ny more loom to the front of Mllwi1tlc" it Chi this lturdy, i!ediHted P,lnther fthll1fff..... la et l:--AftftlN (NJ · Fte1hm.un athlete. Pl....,r,h .t s.n P:randtce IN) PoJnt Pleuant collecl'1 nJne AMlat(AH LEA.GUI hlts, all 1lnglH, but mana&fld only COLUMBUS UPJ � Rochester \If L Pct. three runs off them. squared ita Season wUh the Col New York 8 1:5 , 615 Today the Panthers pl■y Ath• Ctlicjgo 8 6 l571 11' umbus Jet. Wednesday with 1 ens there Jn their second Seclldnal Baltimore � 7 :Ma ½ �3 victory as Luke E•lller hom­ Clu.s AA tourney game. Washington . . . 7 .&JO 1 1i2 ered wlith bwo -aboard In the M1ddlepoi:t plays_ Unior. Furnace Cleveland . . 7 7 .500 1 ¾: eighth to break a 3.3 tie. at NelsonvOle, while McArthur ill Boston . . . . . Earlier. two other Wing hom­ ff 7 462 2 at Racine, both g■mea bein1 In KanH11 City ers came in the fourth Inning ff 9 ·400 3 Cl.ess A competitio n. Detroit . . . . . . � 8 :afflli 3 1 with Ben Mateosty bans:lng e sol� and Jim Hickman blutlng a two­ R H I WednNda,'1 Rqufh Poml!J'oy 480 830 1-14 9 o New Ycarlc 4 Detroit 2 run round tripper. Pt. Pleaaant 000 120 0- a 9 4 K•nM■ City s 9otton 3 Shaw 1-1 vt KMtmerer �I l'ome�oy: .Knight, While (WP), w..hlft91'on 7 Cl•nl•nd 6 (N) Clevetlftd at lalt"'-,.. E. Buffmgton (7) and Grueer. leltHIION 6 Chicato 4 fN) Hawkin■ 2-1 YI l'IPINt M Pt. Pleas«nt: Lee <l;J>J, Lawson (2), Thursday', P,..,_I• Pltch•r• FrW1 )'"'1 Jones (6), and LewJa, Duncan (2). Chicago at Washington 00-Chlcato at Waahln,ton fN) "I've had a good opportunity to watch the Cubs rrom an oU-the­ UnlW P,tNf lntff'Mffonaf tield perspective for the paat two The -Dodgers are ail shook up I 1euons and I've got some very definite idea11 of my own 011 how today because •n old _pal and an to help the club,"" Boudreau ■aid, old nemesis returned to haunt BQudreau s.aid the pitcber11 are theni, arm.weery. Toi,a in a couple of clutch hit1 "They are going to have to by Del Crandell and it all added le.irn to pitch t hemsclve1 out of up to a triumphant return to Loa trouble. They're not going to havt' Angele11 for Mllwauk:ee Brave Man­ the solace of looking toward the ager Charlie Dreuen and a fourth 1 bullpen and sci' reliable Don El- strai(l!ht defeat for the dumbling champlona Wednesday 1 ting rc11dy to take over:· w o r I d t n � ; saf:.' night. I BABY WEEK SALE 9 ·"· $1.99 1 NATIONAL LIA.GUI Pomeroy's Pa nthers, throwing up their standard tight defcnse. and boosted along by a flock or extra ba"" hill pound� � .�!· H ed Polnt Pleasa_nt Wednesday in a return match to the tune 1�1 11 8 1 of 1 4 -3 for tt.eir 10th straight diamond victory against no Mllw■uk_ee . . . . •• •v ._, 2 losses. st. L.oul.11 . . . • . 9 7 .M3 2 1Ai c oac h Russe 11 Moore'11 boy, com- one on, ■nd hill double Jn the 1ec- Loa An1ele� . . . 8 JO , 444 4¾ Give Her .. t • , A GREAf 8UY! R ETRE ADS . ·· tiiiOOoJiEA. ' TREAD DEIIGN $1 0.72 . ......... .... . _... ........::t VMFI 1C ter. we LN , 11 � . i;ai-1 ..-.,1JIIM,l tho 1 =· 6.00 , 16 . MY PA M CO L R eOI RI ZEHom Ouined ■IHI Oper■ted You'll Llke Our Service . •, �' dlstrlbuteea, admlnistraton, execu­ dl1trlbutee1, admlni1traton, e :r.ec- lion No, T, Town No, a, 11.an,e �·J. \ tors, of EEu A. Carsey, d eceased; u ton or Carl Christy, de-cened; I.he 13 of the Ohio Comp.any•• !'arthe unlmown hein, devisees, lega. 1.1nknown helrs, d evl&ets, le2atee1, chase, bounded and deecrlbed 11 PUBLIC AUCT ION j Cue No. 1 -,1,s . Personal property of the late lJu1lllld. L-atky, wboae pl1<..'t! of tees, dlstributee1, ad mlnl11trators, J11tributee11, ad mi ni■tra ton, execu• follows: Begi nning twenty chain■ Herman Kelch will be soJd at re.m1.,11u1 lS a-rt.>.t �- .t.ie1uy ttoMi, executore, or LUZB.nne Partlow, d e­ tors of Er nest Chri5ly, deceued; 11nd 26 linki east of Lhe northwest auction al lhe residence next uranu iiJanc, a11ch.1pn; .the un• ceued ; the unk nown heirs, d evi• L he un lmown heirs, deviaee1, le&•· corner of Fraction No. 7 at lill to the Posl Office at Por tlan d , 11.uu..,.n llll1r1>, Oe\11:;t:t'!s, h:ga1.ees, see11, legatees, d11tributee s, ad m in- lees, d 1stributees. admi njatratora, �take wilh two white oaU 18 wit• POii. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 11.ESUL'l'S Ohio, May 7, 12:30 P. M.: Ke! - uum· ,ouLt:t:b, 11dm1ru,1u.ra1un, llJ.ecu­ 1strator11, e.1.eculfln, if any, o.f M.a,. executors of Weber Christ)', de- neu trees: thence ea11t 8.74 ebairn, vmalor Refrigerator , Electric ,un, u ,my, OJ t.verell \...ill'ieY, de­ tild 11, Jane P■rt.l,.r,w, d eceased ; t he ceased; the unknown heinr, devi. to a stax.e at the road ; the n ce II.ATES Range, Tables. Kitchen Stove., '-'eaaeo; Ule un 1.nown beu-s, uev1• unknown heirs, devisees, legateea, sec11, legatees, distribulees, ad min• tKJuth 51 ¼. degrees west 3.8u I tellll per word. ou iuertioa. 11.lnim u m cbll'p' - 60 r..er,•.J and Cabinet, Fuel O il an d Co.al .s�ei., 1�gai.ees , u111.noutees , aamm­ distributees, admini&lrators, execu• illtrators , executors of A Jbert cbams; thence south 3:1, d!'eree11 I cent. per wtird for lhre,e consecutive in.aertiona. He.:,ters , L.iving Room Suite, rSlr,uon., ex�cuioni, 11 any, ot .t,;u tors, of Tacy E. Thumb, deceased ; Christy, deceased ; the unknown west ;:s.50 chalna along the raad to Spcci&.I - one mouth for 30 ceotl per word. 2 Bedroom Suit es, Uphol,tered L-lll"ltt!Y, u�e.uea; the wumown the uoknown heirs, d cvlseea, le&•· heirs, d evisees, legatees, di.istribu- a 11take, a small black oak as wJt. Fu}J rate of 3 C<!nla per word will be cbqed for advertiain8' Chairs, Wool Rug11, TV Set, End neuli, aev1sees, 1egatee1, mstnou­ tees, d 11tributets, ad minUitrators, tees, administrators, executors of ne&a tree; thence north 43¼ de­ u' DO\ ,-id within !O day1 after rocoJvinj bi.U. Tables ,. Coffee Table, Util i ty �ellll, aumm11U'al0a, exeeUlOr!, JI executors, iJ any, of John H. t:ar• Cha.rlea Ch r isty, decease d ; the un- grees west 90 li nk s to • gum 12 Envn in AdveruiR111 - SbouJd be reporu-d lmmed.lately. The Piano Rolls, any, 01 LuLner .:,. \.,arsey, aeceased.; sey, d eeea.sed ; Mrs. J. id. Thumb, kn own heirs, d evisees, legatees , inches in diameter; thence north Cabinet, Player naily Sentinel wilJ not be respollSible for more than one incor• Porta blft'l!I, Elet'tr1c Mower , Hand Ille un1rnow11 hem, dev,aees, iega­ whose place of resi dence is un­ d iatributees, ad nunistrators, exec - 33 d egree11 west 2.30 cha i ns; red .lnisert!on. Tools, Bee HiYe and F,quip-- �!!es, Ol.!!U"IDUt.tes, aomm11m1tor», know n ; the unk nown heirs, devi• utors of Mary Young, decea.sed ; thence north t-4 degree& west I . 75 � o1 Thanb and Slte<'i-1 Noti�1 oJ EV,''lts Sl.UO. Obituaries ment, Porch Furniture, 12 .:.r..c .. 1.h u, �, 11 ;:my, 01 .t..aa J. urner, sees, legatees, distr!butees, ad · ,he unk nown heirs, deviseell, lega. chains to an ash tree IO inches in publiahed at l Cflnl per WlJrd. Ga..11::e Shot Gun and m any oth - <..1t!Ct:dt1.1 ; oehil lJoweu, wnoi;e mirustrators, executors, if any, of lees. d istributees, administrators . 01a m eter; thence north 27 degrees ·:,oRDs l DAY 3 DAYS ;. DAY::i \ MO. er articles not listed . Ter ms : p1oi.:e 01 r1.::,1ucncc 11:1 .l<tl7 1,1ut• Mrs. J. M. 't hum b, deceased ; John executors, if .any, of Ida Christy west Lao chai ns to the place of Ui 60c ROc $1 .J.6 "4-::.0 Caijh. Uo;IT.)' i..111\'ll, 1 .mpt1, 1< 10nu1:1; °W •ll· S. Caney, whose place of resi­ Young, d ecease d ; the u nknown beginning, contain in g Three {3) ZO Mc $1.20 $U k) tt;.oo Net rHp,ontlblt for accidents .:r �• 111, wno,Hi J.h4,·e 01 re:1-1ae11ce de nce is unknown; the unknown heirs, d evi5ces, legatees, di.stribu• 1cres, more or less. � 76c $!.� 12.2:i $7.M Mn. Virgin i a Moore 1,; un ... uown; Ule un.c nown heirs, heirs, devisees, legatees, distr i bu• tees, admi111s tntors, execu tors i1 REFERENCE INSTR UMENTS: Ad ministratrix ucvu1ee11, 1eg11tees, a111trioutee1, ad• teea, ad mi nistra tors, executors, if a ny of George Young, d eceased ; Vol 116 Page 590· Vol l.'.7 Page Ad.II N1C81Vtld b)' 10 A.IL will b, in tbtl day 111 Bradford Auction Comp an)'. cu1111Hra1.ori., cxe,.:uton, 1..t a ny, of any, of Joh n S. Carsey, dece ased ; the unknow n heirs dev isees, lega- 152 : Vol'. 1t·1, Pag� 632: Deed 11.C(. 4-30.6lc .l!.111e W Iii, dece111sed; dranch Mill· William Christy, whose place of tees, d istributecs, ad rn inislrators , orda of 'Meigs County, Ohio. - -- - ---Parcel No. � : er, wnu11e p111ce ot re11a1:mce 1s resi dence is unknown; the u n• executors of Sarah Ernali ne Part· .-:-:�---,-NEW TWO BEDROOM HOUS I!: uruc. nown; N.lillP T he following d e.et>ribed real h Miller, who11e known he i rs, devisees, legatees, low, deceased ; the unkbow n heirs, on Route 33, 1 2 miles north of legatees, distributees, es 1 I t-or ::.o l e pJa i.: e o, re1i1,M1 en ce 1s U .313 1'' 1r­ di str ibutees, adm in i strators, execu­ deviseea . tate situated m th,; TowIUihlp of .Pomeroy, Ohio. .Frank Bur BO n, uio .a w .lll i --- - - ators admin , executors, if any, decu oro , in t:t Count istr (;atuo ewood n ., g rma; tors, if any, of William Christy, de• A , th y of Meigs, TIRMITI ANO PEST CONTROL HZ RATS KILLED W ITH STAR Shade, Ohio. 3-4-4tp rtutb' hMyeli, wno.se p1ace of resJ• of Charles Christy d eceased ; Ida and State ot" Ohio, in Fractiuns cease d ; Charles Chri s ty, whose by Fain. FNe lnapectloft. lntu"' Warfari n . 2 ¾ ll>s., $ 1 .49; 4 lbs. - ---. de nce lS �1 Lenore �t., l'ark• place of resid ence l!i un known; Young, whose place of resi dence is No. l and No. 7, Town No. 3, e,d l,y Nationwide. PhclM ll. ,i.50, Safe, pure, and guaranteed . «sooug, w . the unknown the unknown hell'fl, deviaees, lega­ un lmcw n ; the u n know n heirs, dev, H.ange No. 13 of the Ohio Com• anid A. SitrVlc• 'StatMin WY2Ebenibach Hardware. es, JegateCII, d11tnb u­ tees , distributee1, adm in istrators, isees, legatees, d islributees. ad- pany's Purchase, bounded and d e• ne1n, aev1se 115 ND l4J 27, 28, 29 ; (�) 4, .5, 6, m in i�trators, executors, if lillny, of ll(r1 oed as follows: Beginnin a g at a and i,p whit• ttt.r ••••• MMr• �ee.s , admmunraton, cxecutor , of e11.:ecutors, if any, of Jda Young, 1 1 , 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, Partlow, Jr., deceased ; Ab- pomt ao chajns west o( the north• JosC!ph · r a n me . 1-'r oat, deeeaaed.; the un• GLORIA 'S BEAUTY S A L O N A11bury Carsey, whose d ecea,e d ; polltan Mota,... 600 L Main 2ti. 27; (8J I , 2, 3, 8, 9, IO, de nseee, legatee,, place of re■idence is unknown; ner Partlow, whose place of re.si- east corner or hactfon No. 7 ; will close im S11,turday, May 7 St., P�ror. Phone WY�O. 11.:nown he irs, 15, 16, 17, 24tp ,ustnbutee1, a d minHtraton, execuuntil further nollce due to 111the unk nown he inl, devlsees, lega­ d enee is un k nown; the unk nown thence south 6 chains and 58 l inks 1 1-U-tfc n ,ora, u y, of �111e .Miller, de­ a oeH. Gloria Ebenbacb, Owner. EVERYON E IS INVITED TO A tees, d islributee■, ad minisra tora, heirs, dev i see11, legatees, d i,tribu- to a post where an ash 12 i nches ' c1::ased; the unanown heirs, d evis­ executors, i r any, of Asbury Car­ tees ,admin istrators, executors of in d iameter bears south 10 lin ks; �3-3tc d ance Satucday night ,, the eee, Jegatee1, distributee,, admin- aey, deceased; Emma Stimetz, Don Christy, deceased ; will t ak e thence north 84 degrees east 15 Mooae Hall i n Po meroy. There I __ 1 WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEIC Ot ,will be a g u n .shoot on Sunday COMPLETE BARBER S ff O p 1strator1, executon, if any, of Esta whose pl ace of resid ence i s un­ notice that on the lSt d ay or March chains and 34 l inks to a point in 960, Edna O. Hawk, a s Adminis- the roa d ; then ce with said road Ii&)' 9 to May 1�. Open Monday, at 1 :00 o'clock back of tht> SkatEqulpmen t . Ingulre 368 N. !iurnside , deceased; the unk nown known· the unknown heirs devi­ 1 May 16, "Cliffs Shoe Repair," tratrix o( the Esta te heirs, ev�s�e11, of Edmund north 17 degrees weal 7 chains legalee■ d ib dlst , .r U• s ec,e, l�gatee s, dlatributtes, �d mi n­ i n g Ri nk on Rou te 7. 5-5-3tp Third Ave n ut>, MiddltF.t or ltiddlep,:,"t. t 28 6tp Carsey, dece1i1111e file A. d her pe• and 11 link to d, teu, a d m m11Lratora, executors: if ------- - -an ash tree in the s I t11tr aton, executors, if an1 of Em­ Phone W Y2-2471. 5-$-3tc tilio n in the Probate Court any, of Leonard Burn11ide, deceas- ma Sti m eti of forb of the road; thence with the Conalgnment S.le __ _ ___ ___ _ __ deceased · An na '<i ; Jesse _Story, whose p�ace of Pierce, whos� place of 'residence Mei gs County, Ohio, being Case road north 82¼ degrees west 2 MIDDU..PORT FIRE DEPART- 1 0UR NEXT SALE WU.L BE HELD ( 1 2) Wonted to Rent Lreaidenc e 18 Gooding, Idaho; Ralph i6 unknown · the un known heirs No. 18, 16�. against the above chains and .5ft links to a post; Thursday May 5, 1960, at 11 ah, ment Auction Sale, Saturday, Story, place ot re.aid enue ls devisees, 1 ee'ateet, distributees, ad '. named parties and others as de• thence south 76 degrees weet 5 whoae al the auct ion grou nds l m i . west F'lVE May lt, Ewi ng lJ.uil di na on t he ROOM UNFURNISHED Goodm I da g, ho; Melvm Story, mi n istrators, executors, ii an)', of fendants, alleging that she is the ch ains and 50, links to the south t of Por erfiel d. We w i ll have Ueed and T in Midd leport. house or garage apartment. who se place of reliol!nce ls Good· A machin ery, lools, and a m isc. lot . New Mercha nd ise, Evel'}'lhina n na P ierce deceased· Call WY2·2029. the un• d uly appoin ted and qualifilXI Ad- line of Fractioll No. 1 and the 5-�-3tc ing, Id aho; the un kno"."n heirs, known hein', devisE:e s; legatees, m l nistratri x of the Estate of Ed- north lme of Fraction No. 7; Lu nch will be serve d . God dard from Bill)' Goatt t o Kitchen leK:atee s, d11trib11 teea , d lstributeet, adm inistrators, exec· m und A. C arsey, deceased . F urth- thence west with 11ald bile 5 chains d ev1 see11, Sales. Harol d God dar d , Auction• Sink,. Doon open g .a. m. Sale adm m 1s1rator1, executors, Jf any, utors of Joseph Partlow, deceased; ermore that the personal property and 50 lin ks to the place of begln­ eer . starts 11 a. m . Refreahments 5 2 6tc _ I AfAh' i'MENTS - i'UrDUb -•d-lld o. !:lfa Story, deceased ; the un Joseph Partlow, Jr., whose place of the said Edm und A. Carsey, de- nlng, containin g 10 acres. one available all day. Crill Bra d • • ford Jr., AucUonel!r. 6-4-9tc 300 SEASONED LOCUST POSTS. v oi11rt1la hed. M cJlulllli, MJddle- : k�o� n hei rs, d e_v•�es, leg atees, of residence ls unk now n ; the l.JD­ cease d, is wholly inaufflcient to haU acre is in the soulh part of Ph unr WI 9-3132. (5) 3 Jin 2-3 -tf l d !imbuteea, adm i n istrators, execu- kn ow n heln, devis�a. legatees, pay the costs of adm in�tering sa id Fract ion No. 1 and N i ne and one port. Phone WY-Z...528(1. KJrs of "Moses A. Partlow, deceaa• d istribut.ees adm in istrators exec• es tate a nd the debts of the dece- half acres are i n Fract i on No. 7, PONY. 41-inch. STOCKING tEET. :S AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 6 ed; th e unkh�Wn hei rs, d �viaees, utora, if anY, of Abne r Partl�w, de­ d en t, a nd il is necessary to sell l'hl!re is excepted from the herein � room apartme nts. A. N. Ben11l, leia tees, 01s tr1buteea, �d minlsln· ceased ; Anna Partlow, whose place the real estate owned by Edmund d escribed part>el of land a tract of WE WISH TO THANK OUR NEI- , White mane. li'or stud 1:1ervice. Phone N Y2-3272. . S� at Shade Valley Lake, 1 2 11·2•tfc tors, executors of William A. or residence is unknown; the Uh· A. Carsey, d ecea sed, at the time land described H follow s ; Begin , ghl>on and friends ror their -. St�ry, "ecea.sed; tbe unknown B)lmpathy 1ind help al the I milei EHt of Pomeroy. of his decease, in ord-er to pay the ning at the southeast corner o! the FOH RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY heirs, dev_isees, legatee,, dlstrlbu- known heirs, devl!1ees, legatees, death or our dear husband and deceden t and the herein described tract of land; � 3 6tp distri butees, admi nistrators, exec. debLs of s ai d 4 rooms and bath, unfurnished. tee11, ad mmlsLrators, executors of ________ father, Everett McKnia:ht. The degrees west 3 tor,s, if any, of Anna Par<tlow, de, costs of ad m i nistering said estate. thence south 84 u Call a(l.oJr 6:30 P. M. Phone EIJZa B. �ean, d eceased; the unLoyal Women'a ClaHis for their HOUSE TRAILEH, 10' " W', Five thence north Partlow 17 degrees ceased Rose ; , se place Further, pla i nliff allegea that the chains; who WY2·l575 4-16-tfc k now n hem;, d evlsees, legatees, c rooms and ball\. Sl�eps 8. Co n­ lovely dinn er, the Loyal Men 's f resid ence is unknown· the uh• sa id deced ent, Edmu nd A. . Carsey, weat 3.33 chain• to a hole in rock; tact Jl'rauk Hudson, Bashan Road --- d la tri�uteea, ad mlni1trator1, exee u- . kn ow n heir , dev isees, ' Cius, Dexte r Church of Chrh,t s legatees, d ied teiied i n fee si m ple of all the thence norl..b 84 de&rees e:ut 3 Rt. 1, Ri.cin e. 5 3 3lc SLEEl�ING HOOM. 409 W, Main-st tors, 1f any, or Luther H. C arsey, distribu the Rutland WSCS, Hilrrlson­ tees adm inistr,tor, execu- part:el11 of real esta te hereinafter chains to the road or to the east• Pom eroy, Call WY 2-2848. decCalM!d ; the unknown heir1, devi' ' vllle Lo dge 411 F. & A. M., de scribed as parcel nos. 1, 2, and 4. line of the above described 10 acre lp seea, legatees, di1lrlbuteea, a dm ln- tors' if a ny of Rose Partlow de- And 4 2_ -cc _ 9 ___ ___ _ O furthet that Edm u nd A. Car. tract; thence aouth 17 deerees east Hurlsonville Chapter No. 2ff� . GOING OUT 0 1'' .BUSINESS SALE _ _ ce Hed · Ch;rhi11 Partlow1 w'ho,e i1trator1, executor s of J a rvi s ar· d ie d seited in fee sim.ile of 3,33 chains to the place of be• sey Ol,CS and everyone eh1e whC> I .Merchandise :.ind c Equipment FURNISHED . � APARTMENT, place f re side nce is unknown; the !ieRl flowers, also Dr. Davis aud · must go this week. Dressos room s and bath. Phone WY 2• le)' ,, deceased ; the � nknown heire, unknow n heirs, devi1ees, legatees, �he undi vided 801/ 1296th part of ginning, the exception herein to .f, 30,6tc d ev1sees , legatee,, d 11tributee1, ad• dia r i butee adm down to ".00. Call WY2-34�7. the R.iwling,.Cruitll 1-'uneral .Home 8915. t inlstrators execu­ parcel nos. 3, .5, 6, ll nd 7, descril1• contain 1' acre morf.l or leu, s June ' s Dreu Shop, Mi dd leport. _ --;-;:-::-c:---=====-----:::--:-c:c- mi niatratore, executors of Holley tor&, ir anY, of Charles Partlow, ed here i n to-wit: for their sy m p11lhelic •J erYice1. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: LAR G E FlffiNlSHED ROOM. Hawk, dei:esaed ; the unknown deceased · John Partlow 5-3-3lc Parcels Nos, l - 2: Mrs, Everett McKn i ght Vol. 6$, Page 118; Vol. 67, Pagei1 who se an d d aughter Mrs. Mil dred �itche n �rwileges. Women or a heirs, dev.11�e1, legatee-. dlatribu• place or ' resi dence ta �nknown; The following d escribed real 31 4.-313 Deed Recordli, C.:ase No. ,_____ U ___ co_uple p1 efcrred. 136 S. Second tees, a d m mu1trators, executon of the u nknown heirs, d Marti n. IHH tp ;, JN D OW LlND-, AN D SHADES e1Lale .situated i n the Count:{ of 3627 Probate Court, Meig1 Cou n. eviaees, lega­ Veutla11 BHn d1, all 11:tea an d M1ddleport. Mrs. Ray mond Lu• John Can6y, deceased ; the un- tee s d l stributees ad min lstratoJ':S Meigs, i n the State of Ohio, in the ty, 9hio. Vol. 148, Page 244, Dee d colon. Free Jwlimatea. D11le ma n . If not ho me call · Dutton known heirs, d evlaees, legatee■, exe�utoiany ' of John Partlow ' Town•hip of Bedtord , bounded and Record,. a l8) Wlppel Supply, 2111 Union l\ve., Drug11. 5 S 3k d i■trlbu tees, ad mlniatralon, execu• deceased ; • the u �known heIra, dev'. describe d as follows: The soulb Parcel No. 6: Pomeroy, Obie.. 3-4-6()tc \(lrS ot Lilly Ro1c Car&ey, decelB· iaeca legatees dlstributees 19M BU[CK $9915. SPECIAL . half of a the d The west following des1.:i'i �ed rei!I e11one half of Fr a c, I 1 H1rd•Top 2 Door. S�rldlng �.the u�known heln, devisees, Je- m inl�trators, e�ecutol'i, . �if llex• tion No. 1 , Town No. 3, Range No. tale stt ulted Ib thtii 1'0Wn ship of N!i.:W ZIG ZAU SEWING FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOa ees, d1st rlbutee1, a� mlnlstratora ander Hull, d eceased ; the unknown 13 of the Ohio Company s Pur· &d£ord, m the t:ounty of .Meig orl11:lnal finish. Dynaflow drive, Webster Fruil Farm, � Ille. Makes -button holes, s ' Blattt nars, Pomeroy. executor,, 5- 3.(lk 0 k. Duttum, ., Te l YU on 5-3201. I f 8 ny, or Caroli ne �ar• he irs, devl secs, le latees, di strlbu- chase. conta in ing 65½r: acres, more a. nd i:itate of Ohio, boun ded and de­ a nd .11ll fancy lili lches. Ji'ull aoy, decea sed ; the unk nown heirs, tees , admi nistrators, exe(utors of or less. 'fherc is excepted from this scribed as foliows: 5·5· 6lc The south one• price $47 00. Terms. Phon e GMd '1:INn UIN C.re devi sec■, lega tees, d httrlbutce,, ad- Grant Hind s deceased · the u n­ tnct of land SO acres more or leBS llalf of the e.ist on e-balf of Frac­ WY2-2204. M1•6tc AU Mtlt.. •nd Mo.:let, mi niaU ators, executora, If any, of know n h � irs'. dcv i11ees, ' lega tees, conveycd by a former ow ner, uon No. l , Town .No. ll, H.an1e No. ' ( 17J Wonted MITRO-.ITAN MOTORI Edm und Caney, deceased ; the un- distri butees adm inistra tor1 exec­ Jame s Phillips, to William R. Phil- Ia, of the Ohio Co mpany 's Pur­ I.tit Main It, USED NEW IDEA MANUHE BEAUTI k�ow n heirs, devi1ees, legalees, utors of M�rga n Martin, de�eased ; lip1 by .a deed dated Ja nuary CIAN. APPLY HYSELL 14, chase, contai nin g about 65 acres, 'S ,....,, Oh .. Spre111 dcr. Carl 1':aster day, Rt. I , Beauty Shop, Pho ne W Y2-3N7. d iatrlbu toet, ad m lnlstrat?r�, execu, the unknown heirs, dcvisees, Jega, lt,77 a nd recorded in Vc.tl1.1me 47 more or less. 1'here 1s excepted , Rad11e. 3-5·3lp ton, of Wlllli1m R. Phillips, de- tees d lstributees ad mi nistrators at Page 597 of the records of however, the followi ng 4·30-6tc 19M MJ!:HCURY $795. 2 DOOH described _____ ceased ; the unkonwn heirs, d evi- ex� utore of Lew.ls Baun ducea� deeds of Meigs Cou n ty, Ohio, and tract of l11nd: .Beg in ning at Sedan . A itood reliable c11r. El,EC'fltOLUX VACUUM CLEAN­ 1 the aeee, IeaatL't!B, d l■trlbutees, ad, ed; Wilber Dean , whose place of al the present date owne d by E. C. southeast cor ner ol tT1cuon Bl,ettn an, Pomeroy. tHi.fltc er with 11tlachmenls. Like hew. No. 1 , mi ni1tralon, executor.a, of Jamea resid ence Is u nknown ; the un­ McGra t h (See deed fro m A. O. Tow n No. a, Ra nge No. 13, thence. Only $3tl.OO ca�h or ter ms. Ph_i lllpa, d eceased ; the unl1.n?wn know n heira, devlsee■, Jegateea, Lightfoot to E. c. McGrath, Vol west on s1ud Fractio n line &; 19:i.:I 2 TONE BUICK EXCEJ., l'ho11c WY2-2204. rods, 5·3•tllc A.lR CL\ND!'rlONJNO, REFRIGEB,, heirs, devl11ee11, lea:ateea, dlstr1bu- dlstributeea a dministratoh execu, ume 146, page le nt cond ition $593. Pho ne 13 l inks to the County Road� 613). . ■Uon service. Jack's RefrJaera­ tees, admi n istrator•, executors, of tors, if anY, of Wilber �an, S112-4192. 6�•3tc PLANTS t,'Oll SALE: SW l<.:E'I' Furthermore excepting a tract of thence North !i d egrees we,t 10 de­ tlon, New Haven. Phone TU Naham Ward, d eceased; the un. ce11ed ; the unknown helr1, Potato 90 cc11tR per hundred; land containing 10 acres more or rods along said road; thence north devl­ liM BUICK $1 ,993 V8 SPECIAL ZMa7. 8-23-U known heirs, de_vl11ees, lea:ateea, sees, legatees, d lstrlbutees, ad• le11S and d esalbed as follows: Be· :.:1 dearees eaat 39 rod& Tom11lo and C.u.bba.(le, 75 ce nts l.Q a large Har d Top 4 Door. One careCul diatrlbuteea, admmlatrttor s, execu- . m lni straton, e11.ccutora of Wrl1ht ginning a l the southeast cor ner of white oak atump; \hence aortb per hundrell or 10 cents per 26 1. rJ. McCOY owner. Dyna!low drlYe. Rad io tors, of Geor1e D. Welker, decea11- Welker, d cceaseJ; the u nknown the south half of the southwest degrees e11t 20 rods to the middle dozC!n; Peppers, Egi;: P!llnt, AUCTIONIIR a nd Healer , Blaett nars, Pome­ cd ; the unknown heir■, devisee,, heirs ,deviaeea, legatees, d istribu­ quarler of said Fraction No. 1 ; line of said Fraction; thence east Brussel Sprout and Caul i flow­ R...nt, 2. LOft9 aottoll'., Jh.... roy. 6-6- 611;: lesatees, dlstrlbu tees, ad mln latra- tees, admlnistratora, executors of thence north 66 rods and 9 li nks 28 rods and 11 links to a atone; er, 13 cents t1 doz. ll. F. Hoar d , ,11 . Mason, W. V 5· 5-0k GIAVILY nACTOI SAi.ft ANO ton, executors, of Abe Price, de- M alissa Partlow, dceaaed; the 1u . 1- to the north line of the south half thence south 3 roda and ·.7 links 1906 PONTIAC STAR CHIEJ,'. leeatees of aaid fraction; I.hence WC!st 24 lo the southwest corner of Frac• lorvlc.. 51 2 I, Mein, P411MrOJ. cc11ed; the unknown heirs, d evi• known heirs devisee11 473 6yc11more Sl., Middleport Phon• WY2..2971. 0,-n 6111 t secs, legatees, distrlbutees, ad min- dlstrlbutee1 ' ad minl1tr�ton exec: rods; thence south 66 rods and 9 tion No. 2 ; lhence . eaat 1 9 rod■ and �-12lp SINGEll ELECTRIC 8Jo�WING p, m; until June 1. Sal......_: i stra tora, executors; of Lydi a A. utors of w1i11am Martin, de�aaed; links to the south line of said J7 link, to the northwea:t comer m achine Round bobbi n in ell.• Win1ett, d_e«ased ; the unknown the unknown heir,, devlsees, lega. Fl'actlon; thence east to the pl111ce of Secllon No. 8; thence south I� CHEVROLET V8 4 DR. SE­ Huold B■rnhut, 60 cellt>nt coudltion $43.00. Pho ne RNdavllle. dan. P1.1meroy Pol ice Car , Bl■et· heir s, dev1aet1, le1ateea, dlslrlbu- tee1, diatributee■, adminlstraton, of bealnnlng. rods and 17 links OhHa. . the place of Phono Cooly' 1 lle Uf'I, WY2-2204. 3·3·61.t' tees, ad mlni11tr1tor1, executors, of exiitculors of Stephen Hull, de­ tnan, Po meroy. IUl-6tc REFERENCE DEEDS; Vol. 1 16, beginn ing, contalnhq: 22 acre■• 3-19-lfc Benjamin Cornell, deceaaed; the ceased; the unknown hein, devl. Paee 695, Vol. 127, Page 152, Vol. more or leas, - -::-:-----ccc-----c-c = ---'DS OLDS 38. Z d oor. Radio and 17" CONSOLE RCA TV. GOOD MUii.Lii ,u1tNACII.. WII fl­ unknown h,irs, devlsees, le&ale<!st aees, le&a tee,, dl1trlbutee1, admin• 147, Page 632, Vol. 148, Page 244, REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS hea ter, $100. Needs repair. Car• conditio n . $40. Call WY2-6639. tlOUllil •ppltannt. Arnold Ire, dlstribuleea, admlni1tr1ttrs, exeeu- UILraLon, executon, of Amanda H. Deed Record,, Mei&& County, Ohio. Vol. 24, Pagos f.36.-537, Vol. 87, roll W. John1on , Racine, .ft..D. 1. JI .3·3lc thera, lyracuN, Ohle". "'­ ton of B.1rton MUia, deceased ; the Martln, dece.eed; the unknown Parcel No. 3: Paaea 3H·310, Deed Records, 3tp WY .2,6314. l l •INho unknown heln, devleees, legatee1, heir,, deviaeea, le1a teea, dlstrlbu• The following described real Metg, County, Ohio, Case No. 3627, dlstrlbutee11, admlnl1tr1tors, execd· teea, ad mlnl1tratora, executor, of estate eltuated in lhe ,Township of Probate Court, Meiga County, n:LE\"lSI >N RAIJlO AND SIIALL tor,, or A lden Stery, deceaHd ; the John lJndsey, deceased; the un• Sedford, In Ule County of Meigs Ohio; Vol. 1-48, Pase 244, Deed applla nc11 repair. Phone OtJt unknown heir,, devllee,, legate e,, khown heirs, devi1ees. le1ateea, and State of Ohio, Jn Fraction No. Record,. 30" EMERSO�. EXHAUST FAN dlatrlbuteea, admlnistra\ON, execu­ 1, Town .No. 3, Ran,:e No. 13 of Parcel No. 7: r.t.cCli ntoct, &adnt, Oluo. for ceilln1 with lourre. Retailed bON tors, if anl', of Luther Carsey, de­ the Ohio Company's Purchue ' Tbe followina described real u­ 2-1-l{c for fl24 sell for 20" ceased; the unlmowr; heirs, devl­ bounded and deacrlbed aa follows: tl&e 1ltuated In the Townahlp of Emerson wlndow exhau■t ran BUO..T IDTWUIN DJ:, seca, 1e11tee1, dl1trlbutee11, admin­ Bealnning at the ■outheaat corner BecHord, in the County of Mel1111, retailed for $82 will take fU. tJ&oed fo:- ,'t4o1U' luNa:J ,,,,. .. lstraton, executon, If any, of Lu­ of the south half of the 1outhwest 11nd State of Ohio, i n .Fraetlon No. P1ymenl plan if )'OU wl1h. Tele• Um.ilea. )'Gu.llllD. ID.d Abtlott, ther ?artlow, decea■ed; &he un• quarter of uid Fraction No. l; 7, Town No. 3, Rance No. lS. of phone No. WY•2•3433. PIion, ll'Y-USJI, H-U known heirs, devtaee,, lePtees, thence north 88 rods and D Unb the Ohio Company's Plarcbaee, D 2 3 tc cc dialributeea, admi niltraton, uecu­ to the north line ol t he south half bounded and deal� u followa: :-:L v111o_ N __ ltAt.10 ::--:AND ="' 1M c::_.._ tors, lf any, of EUhu Putlow; de­ of 11ald• Fraction No. 1; thence wett :Beclnnlnt on the north Une · of AFRICAN VIOLETS. CALL WY2Appll•nc. Npalr. C.11 Pranlr ceased; the unknown heln, devl­ 24 rods; tben�e 10uth 68 rods •nd FracUon No. 7 at the nortbweat 3738. N- 6tc C•ptoln1, 414 N. ltctn4 A� see1, 11 Jateei, di1t rlbut1ea, admin­ 9 links to the 1outh Une of 11id corner of a ten acre tract of land MWdl1,-rt. I t tk DO YOU PA y CITY PRICES roll i1traton, execu tor,, of ·M01es Part• Fr•clion; thence eut to the place deeded by Milllht Welter (■ee Vol• uted firm machi nery-? See Bill low, deceaacd; lhe unknown heln, of bea:lnnin1, containin, 10 acru ume 30, Page 229) to i,utb.h Ctr· h.ADIO TV IIRVICI Goodwin and buy at farm price.. devlsees, le&ateea, dlstrtbuteea, ad­ more or lesa. 1e1; thence west on 111,l Fnc\lon ALL MOOILI AND MAKII WY-2-2774 Six mllta from Wilkeavllle. m inistrators, executors, of James .REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: line 2a rods to the road; thence Phone WY 2-2255, .,..,_..,, Ohio f 28 30tc V1u1han'1 Eslennlnalln& W. Carleton, deceased ; the un­ Vol M, P11e 211 Deed Records, ,outbea■terly along &1id road to • CLILANO TY and APPLIANCI known heirs, devl1ee1, le11tee1, Meica County, Ohio; Ca■e No. 3627, point , rodl aoulh of tbe place of 3 3 lfc Company d lstribuleea, admlnistr■ton, execu­ Probalo Court, Melp COunlY. Ohio, bealnnln1; lbe..., north 7 rods to It. Marys, W. Va. AUCTIONIII the place of beatnnlnt. coo:tainine tors, of Lusana Partlow, doctaaed; Vol. 148. Pase 2M Deed Recorda. _, _ FOR SALE SEV� ROOII HOUS� the unknown hei rs, deviset1, lei•· P�I No. 4: 171160th of an acl'I!, more ot le11. wl tb two bath11 au,ae , w11b tet.s, di1tributee s, ad mlnl1tratora, Crltt Al'Hfonl The followln1 described' real REFERENCE INSffltJ¥ENTS: Write, P1MM e, C1ntact hon••• cellar, larae Nrner lot executon ol Geora:e Wuhln&ton eatate elluated' ln the Count, of Vol. 36, Pase 185, Deed .Recorda, A. C, llADl'OIIO. ltactne, Olli-. located in Cbe1ter, · Ohio, on Partlow, deceased; l'it unknown Meip, In the State ot Ohio and In Meip County, Ohio, Cue No. Look at the Space. Look a.I lhe Roule 7• .Pric:od to Hill. U Inter• beln, devlaees, Jegateea, diatrlbu­ tbe Township of Bedford, In Frae- 8627 Probate court, Melia Count,, ' Pritel. Look at llhe &ivM,aa. nted call or write Paul PoUn1, teea, admlni1tr1ton, executon of For llhe S.t Buy & Best nrms Riple)' . W. Va. 1·t1J. ES2-IM33, William Chrl11ly, deeeaa�; the un• On New end USED, Look lo known hein, dev\1ee1, le"leee, . ::c: =--=- =""'= -:rivB IIOO::HOUSI diatributeea, admlni■tratora, H• ll -:: FtlR SAu: : -= with bath. ·Ntce loaUon. Melvla uton of Ida Chrbty, deceaeed; the .._ood. 111 LOcwlt st., Pomer01 unknown hein, devl&ees, le11tee1, dlstribu tttR, adminiatnt.on. exec­ NQ.1111p Before 0:80 .i\..M. uton, of Tide Christy, deceued; Mktdl...rt WY•Z.­ U.1. No. w...,1,, Ohl• B.OUSl: FOIi SALE L< P ,GE­ the unltnown he.in, devllM■ , Jea:•· P......, W Y •Wlff •••• I Opan HffY My t t. t town, ala: room1, t rtom• down. tees, dislributeea. ■dmlniatraton . ICAUTZ ITOIII I up, aP,tto1.tmately 1 acre le­ executors of Minnie Chrilty, de­ 1eN ltt II At ChNhr vel land u:ceU1nt well 13 mllu ceased; the unknown beln, deti• VERY REASONABLE. PIANO. Yuken W141 frQm Pomerc,y · oa Stitt Rout• sees, leeateel, dl,trlbutee1, admJn. tlotpoi nt refri1er1tor, Tee ter 1 HAMI\.L IIIVICI ffATION Inquire iatraton, es.!C!uton of Cbarlea 812. Priee II00.00, Babe and 111c11e1. Olhcr home• SAMSONITE LUGGAGE AT NEW_ Mn. Howell at P..etown. Christy, deceaHd.; the unknown hol d arl icles. Inquire 841 Poul AIOany nh heira, deviffea, lqatees, diatribu­ a-1:i:eoie Street, Midd leport. 5 3 Stp tees, admlnlltr11m, exeeuton of ' lnrJ Dly lionlef, Vern Cluialy, deeeaeed; the BOYS BLACK GYM SHOES known hein, devlltel., leaa et•, �•hi.on aole 1- to toe. Slzt:f . � ' Ji tUe bo)'1 Hi to bl1 bo)'t 6. . wILL TRADE HORSE$ AND dlstributeea, admlni■tralor■i ea: 11.et. CbUdren'1 tennLJ oxfords llA.ltNE8-IJIIPSOM lNaua,...NC.C ponies for cow or 7oun11 .heifer ton of Or.over Christy, '-- dec:eaaed; c:uahkln in■Qle. Md,Blu.e ,1.00. or a &obd d..n uaed oar, An• Mike Chrilty-1 wbOM place of rtd· 'IUddloPGli, l'ln, •• ·Tbe Sboc Bo1, llldtllei)ort, mob.U., ',W.:: l'lloM ..... 1 ell Burtrld&e, ID 2, Albany, denctt ii Tipton, " Iowa; the IID· ' , • lff\O OhJOo · • IIOin,' dlwlliNI, , ,' C -• (9) For Sole 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 5, 1960 WANT ADS .,� • •• ' ' ' • ' :t : • l,• PHONE WY-2-21 57 ( I I Noti ces --------- - _ Legal Notice _, ,...pc.,-. '>' .. ( 9a ) Morine !>u'ppl iet. 11s10 ao.••rs A MOrOi.- v,., I 0-For Sol� or Rent I ( 1 4) For Rent (2) Cord of Thanks -- - -- --- ---- I Johnson Still Needs Willing Ring Opponents Auto Soles · u ·iijij� I.WM Help "'°""' ------------ (20) Bu!;i ness Services ----------- '° aa I -JI for :xii. ·--�-wm r,o. .- cu.roai snvai ___ n L■ __ -TR A I LE R S - ("'••· " ···1 ...... ,.. ... ,••,111 1 ■ Wavtrlr Mobil, Ho1111 Sales n. c-,,... ....... -. Call Dlca Starrttt BAKER'S 2 --­ ,a ■o . •->'l � u..- "•••Ii.; 8:30 4,00 4,30 5:00 5,30 l:IO �:1!11 �: 411 7:IO 7:111> 9:00 8130 8:00 0130 10.00 •t0:30 1 1 :00 ll:1 0 11:\ 5 9:115 i \ From Theae Roo Comed y Playho\Ule · Adventure Theater Steamboa t Bill S1t. Pre ston Flatt &. Scrugg1 Show w.eathereast N,-ws Plctlll"f' Huntley Brinkltr Report Wi,lrlybil'd, Resc·Je 8 Bal Mastenon Producer's Choice Bachelor Father Foid Show You Bet Your Life Take A Good �.oak News Hetdlines Wcathercast Jack Pur Show LEGAL NQTICl Bids will be received at lhe of• fices of Webater & Full.I, Pomeroy Nation al Bank Building, Pomeroy, Ohio, unUl 19:00 A. :M. on the 6tb day of May, 1960, for the ■ale of the Ella White real estate situated in the Village of Syracuse, Ohio, and consi&tinfl of a two story frame dwelling house, four rooms down• stairs and three rooms and bath up stairs, 1ara1e and fol.ti' ad joinlna: lots. The real estate is .appraised for $5500.00 and ca nnot be sold for less than the appraised value. FRIEDA FAI:HNLE, II Administratrix or the Estate of Ella Whi te, decea sed. (41 26, 211 , 30; (8) 2, 4, 5, Ole It -or. ,:oo Mr. and Mr1. Albe rt Paynter vlaited Mr. and Mrs. A. 'D. Tuttle Frid ay ennin&, Mrs. Freda Ritchie .and ■on, Ro­ ger, sp{' nl Monday e\lenl ng with Amy Wolf. lw'lrs A. D. Tuttle, Mrs. Gl�nn Tutt le and Mrs. Amy Wulf visited Mn, Harold Beegle Monday. Kathy Tultif: 1pent Wednesday t ., ,.,.. V 11111-,ti"'n An nu. ..u, ElH ig"ld D•y Yf Of J.,.., Q rous, Entltpl'..... of Annual eleetlon Mr. a11d Mrs. t1oy.d Ch,11.er villled Mt . •nd Jin. .A. D. Tuttle, Sund•y afternoon. Mn. Mutba ,leElroy •pmt Sun, day afternoon with Mn. Amy Woll. Mn. )lllton Tuttle 'WU in Ath• en, on butlnH1 Wedne■day. Mn. Milton Tuttle . Mrt. Glenn Tutlle, Mn. A. D. Tuttle and Mn. Am)' Wolf were shoppi ng In .Park• enburl Tuelday. WNa. ..,.....,..1 Margaret Tuttle and rally \ct Senti attended the diltf tly. r�en etta Mari n i of the DAR J immie .Bent:t who ha■ been In Ma,un Clink with inte,tin,1 flu ii ho1qe: and able to be out . and chHd ren opent Shlill, wl.th her m otherI Mt1. My?Jli . Bent& and family. 1 ' s� o.fflc� J: I cJ:d :t:"�!:ftiwh nd AW.1.ROiJIIIIIINw COUEC , ..., I' 6.\R Nl!V "°"' ,nci Mn Ra ymond Johnoon Mrs Jl.ldy 00 h is �i ater and family, Saturd�y even- Le<JO .............. . GOOGLF. ••• 8NU FFY 11111TB STPN OFF TH' DAI', PAW,1\N" l'LL HAVE EVER"THING 5PtCK AN' sPAN WHEN !! 'IE GIT HOME GRERT BALLS o· FtRe stio• ' ' Rft: , ·°' t.'<t I PTA Lea· ders Attend Cong reSS b istrict Meeting �f!, 'l1i!: c!�c� ll * Ohio. Plaintiff aays that the real estate, described in said petition a� Parcels 1, 2 a nd 4 and which were owned entirely by Edmund A. Carsey at the time of his de­ cease, was apprthied by the ap­ praisers at $1,000.00. Said plain­ tiff states that the In terest or Edmund A. Carsey in t he real es• tate de.8Cl'ibed 11:1 Parcels 3, 5, 8 and 7 w as appraised a t $6UI.OO and that t he entire interest In saJd real estate Wall appraised by the apprai sers at $1,000,00 and is Ua true valu.!. th Channel 8 - Fridar !..,� , W H TN PTV �Cl,annel 13 Channel 1 3 - nUJJUay Plaintiff states that she is un• able to determme whlcb 1efen­ oants are the ow ner, 01 the re­ m amm1 4Q6/ 1 298th part of the real esU1.te ae1cr1bed c1,s Plll'Cela ;,. o, ti, and 7. I ·"" !I- �•-,o Plaintiff In her peUlion · set.I forth au the he1rs•al-la w and neXI, 01 km of ti;dmu nd A, Carsey, de,. cealil:lO, who are entttled to th.t lrom next estate ot' inheritance ..e.amuoo A. liarsey, deceued. u, s. Plaintiff in her pe tition allege■ that tne mtere11t 0£ said · Edmund A. t..:arsey, aece.ased, 1a suoJect to me nen or c1a1m ot" the Divmon of a1a tor the Aged i n the liepart­ ment of t'UOuc Welfare of the i:) late ot Ob10. -' Plaintiff in her petition requeat1 auwomy ,o 1eU tne e ntll'e mter­ est m au parceta a.eacr1Ded in said petmon by virtue of �tttmn 21:.£7.­ Ud o, the rt.ev1sed t:ode Of Ohio. In the prayer .of the peti tion plamllff prays she may be au\hor• Llod a nd oruered to sell the en­ ure mtere1t In all pucel.s of real estate de.scribed in HJd peuuun, which are numbered 1, 2, a, 4, 5, 6 and 7, aeconttng to the 8latute1 in s uch case made and provided, Jree and clear of and aU cl alnu of the defendant.I herein, and lor 11ueh olher and turthe11 re­ lief, lea:al and ,equity, a s may be proper in the prerolles. Said parties are required to an■ wer on or before the 11th dlf of June A - D. 19fl0. ·,,, Dated April 211t, u,au. Edna 0. - IIIWk al Admln• istratr.i:r. of tbe Estate of Edmund A.. Carsey, de­ eeaHd.. crow, Port■r, Attotneye for Plaintiff (l) 21, 28; (4) 6, 12, 19, 26, 6tc GALLIA· I MASON ED D I ..,· Ch1111n&li 1 3 - Friday • .A. Mo,.!..,· .o�o a:llb llt'liil :i; \ · ti l'O.. ltilr• lli�c •·Ill � l'im .,oo su� -feniaade ' r crow • tur·••. , :r KAYDII-- .POWELL'S ........ Kelly Ti res ,,so Off ttie - -- --- t . net *· Votlf co ftt fy a ftd West8ffl ••e-lrlllf .a .,.,u _ "lkWi'l!t .-o Mdllllln ta lte vrn,at 'll(f.:;.:: a· Th�t .IJt. . . . 11:l!Q 11,.... ' , :tt' " tcr Plgott an and .Mr1. vcx i�r. Mrs e · .;1... rc i · · Mr._, 111d )Ira. L. �- r , '· II ot Clevelanlll, spent the week yB tmfllli! Pawell a"-d MH. �ub ::i l·e':id Juti Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pigott .Jui l■ wltfl er ind i-"le attend� � , P- aon , ·Don. Dexter Piilott ru,e,. ,.__. .(,. Bartlet Jl:eU, I lhl \J. s. �a,y. . � - . ·Kelly u,M here. \ti' · !:!Ii�Illart.,..,..1100 1>0· wn 'l'01111 'T K l llt..1 $ "'I r Schedule - WMl'O Daily Pro�� /ml Yliil anr , ti ., ,.:;J ll!e ......, -1 �; 11itf l1 18 ' _• •; . · · · :Attlllt:•ilf Laal�t•,­ , \ ·l: ayor , � ,q, ,r lidl!i■, F, kf;tenleb, Clerk _. CS)" 5, 12, 2te 1s1 P""1'1'° W- Le�•"'�.... ,,, suv,a STATION Middleport, Ollie Gi ves You More For Your - Complete HOLLYWOOD l!IEDS Standord Twin Sise =•· -.own 1-PtNa. a.ow New Furniture Arriving Daily $19-50 .Tr�d• Your Olii �orN -�!odoy Pll!CES BAKER . ' FURNl'.'!'\IRE , .,A" Middleport �· t ., uvel.ON6 �ce o., r,el '8 WC HS.TV C1'1 un!!ii!!> :r• ClilnDII 8 - Thursday •'I ' • OR, '/E6 ...t HAWE All....., ,, - f : ;:uowih� ' Weill• �:::r�: Dottle Lou IDJ· with ch chur __ met at the ;::_________ Brown as hostess. I N Elsi e Acnotd was elecled .. presiden t ; Norma Jean Bearhs, INANCI NO. HJ 6RD vice preaidenl; Dot�le Brown, OnfilMnu to vac.t. LODI ftrNI treas urer; Bi11 Be�fi. uainant alMf INch Street, both r11 �r treasurer; Ruth Ann Brothera. _ sec• h n, VI II• .., of ,.....,.,, Oh le 1 retary; Betty Grueaer, wlitant 1•1, AB�BB WHEREAS, on the 2nd � o secrtlary; Sharon DID, ne'lfl re- May, 1 900, a petiti on b� �1 porter; Dottie Brown, uail�Q.t_ re- owning lots in the immediate �,ctn­ -" '9ecb and porter; al)d fil.sii: Ar�ltl. pianllt, it)' of Long Street 5:15 Sign O n per>:ed o n11 h1m of tn1 1ring a1e p v111 , Grou Run 1 of ar sua In t stree m 6:00 Continental Classroo the meetlna: and reporta on Afri: Pomeroy, Ohio, which •�Id. J.t)flJ f,111 To4•Y .._ we re gtven by Betty Grueser a Street and Beech street ate �it'ewH 8:00 Katie Doonan Sho w tur� aerip �e t!, Ben dilly Mlillrjorie lnafter deterlbed, ... 8:30 Topper read by Betty Gme9er. with prayer lt'lnted to Council, prt.Yint �l'J, . Ml Re l(J:00 Dough by Erneal Hall. eaid 11treeb between the p>im Re treshmentl ware raerved by · n■fllfd be v acated, and .· .1nfEREAS, 111 owners of the hostess to thoae .-. m� 1bon • and Ma ry oonnat and Melina Kay perty abuttinf 1aid 11tree'-. !\•porter a Dill, Lind , Y""1" eton tl:2S Carl d i J m er, s llon a WI.C Grue �-I consented to the , ,' 1 1 1,so I llarrld Coty Beaver, Anita Hall, Con�ie •�ti, ,nd ,. 12:\10 R- 0 WR�, no notice la NCI� Dili ;end adults, lln. Orville ." f:00 AmerIcan I!andsI and av!; s ce That t2:.,0 Loft: Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Fr1n H ed ind ', 5:'iO Rocli:y and Elis Friends 1:00 About l'leel 'Glazier lillnd Mrs. Jamel Hall. · WHEREAS, councU, upon h•· a t Be cisco 11:00 San Fran 1 :30 Med.le inl, 1, 1■t.i1fied thiJt there " ,soot � 2:00 i)a., in COurt 8:3C Your Es�o- Reporter "1All4)LINI ALLIY cold¢ lo/_ ,uch vacation '' 2130 Gale Storm I tr1t/Ii•� de 8:40 Weather Teller be not wtn tl that for \ 3:00 'E �at tht Clock qupl tS:45 John Daly New, to 'the &eneral Ina.rest, ■nd You 'i'rul Do Wbo •:30 , ore ref . the now ?: oo 11111111 de, to be ma S:00 lll1bl1Chts ,nl 'PJl/1..., I '1:30 SU!ve Canyon Marlaret'1 'Weddlnc g:D=�GE t:00 Donna Reed ! '5:30 Rln tht Tin .­ of ce eren conf nual an STATE OF OHIO, 'V, 37th The POMEff..() t:SO The Real McCoy■ 3:00 San Fr1nci� Mat ft ar hlo O sue the in j: Tluil 1.,on1 Street _ the Southeast District of $:SO Your beo Reporter 1:00 P,t .dOO!"'" Show and Teach• In the Village of ,Pom eroy, Ohli s of Parent s res cong 8:fO Weather Teller o9:SO The u�uchaole• era met Tuesday at the Betty hereby v acated between the Daly Newt John 8:45 t Hun sea l0:30 Mlll1 Glub in M•detta. lowing po;ints: . 7:00 Budidy 3�er 'lhow �e,1iWnf - at tfie Sottf.tt .tut .' or the Mlddleport bers • Mem 1um New' Toniaht J ta l't$n 7:10 wait lJ mey Franies M. Lall-, 8 attended the iftemoon Der of Ut l · 1 1 : 10 Scanning the We ather Political PTA who phrey Hull\ rt Hube 8:30 Hackett e & t d:ttiq A n to tVilla�, of RQm�'rJ session were M�. Oeorc .d 11: 15 Spotts Tonigh flt Strip Sunl 77 S:OO Brad\ltft eQt cotnel' . Asa Charle w Sho Mrs. • e where !N;id Jr., and 1 1 : 20 Lat .,. ea .0:00 The- Detec••v eat side ot . Su ,� bury. Going for tbe evening 1e11- tersects the 0·30 Bl11ck. Saddle in , . S65 Mn. ; Gregg, fe1 S then� don were M rs. Luc)' Ruq t l 1:00 The New TQnl1ht the· 80 th ld Dona d alo� an tiOI\ ard dt;k Hubb y E. f Harold wealeti her Weat the r nlnl cula ,Scm a t !0:10 Spec n rtoo f.tle C a 8,00 Plunkett. wcste'rly dlet,:loh � ,1:15 iport§ Report theme for th'e everiin!C to U)8 Wett l�l'ie ot � S� a The 1:SO Romper Room No.. , 11:20 ,I,ate st,ow program :w■s "Tbe Te�m 11 n� as ta1• ._,ut In P_lat � . U:30 Movie �r­ ea1 th t�1s sou e a has1_z the Tools". To emp rnlile 31; thence lri ­ t discussion there w,s a panel ly direction, to· the �uth eai � r \c 1 � whic h brought out 1ix di Uarent ner .of a traet � llffl now h (89' !lride tool • in rel.s.tion to P mnt-Tes C' h- in erb own�d by Leo K. Mut mbet Uece ' I .SO al . 108 'l'L -.I Vol for n I pect s Re ed , otd were Rec , They . D\:ed er work 12.00 Love of Ule I d �, of D�� s een ecord tb bet -Pa ie 571 o [ e R -w Cooperation Others 12:30 �earch for Tpmorrmv c 1n e ,I then a duc 1:00 The Brighter DRJ' c Ohio); �e · School, • F; n a ounty, d ,Child �t Home .i igs 12:45 The Guldlnl 14ihl fol1owi� 1 , . , Home, direction 4:1& The Se�ret Storm the r N In easterly h Women t o for tlon _, :00 Heart of the City 4:30 The Edge of Night a -and Par- the N9r\h 1 I f11e �f· , a _lr/1,ct o� . l � ,i: , Religion, Togethemes ge1 ' Stoo B:00 The Three 1· :sr: AJ the World ir;-µ,ta 't,1, Z,hl :: . entat GuldnOS8, ; ""�o!lr' �f }loll( y iif� in -Deed Book No. 1 ter -• • ,t • h• the" " fe· u "fio •·. SO The Llfe of Rile befo .... .., hi?ld Wa9 ti.er din ,� A L v 31QQn 10RAI' ,;q l· of i;)eied a oi:ct the on 1:00 Arth ur J", Smit�ew• � Rec also 11:30 Ari. l,.inkletter f'aie 17 of the evening meeting and . where to ther a We s Ohio, be he C t t at n ounty, k um Loo veraJ -se -A Meigs ..l:llJ of ••M The Millionll ireprogram were west the t intenect sp id line would by the Mother Sln1en. The mee tl:20-Jule Rivlin Show , . �, The Verdict it Youn tbence was closed ,with the Sina:ers lip� of sug'ar Run Stre_et : ing e:30 All\01 'n Andy DAY ter n to Brigh ctio t.00 The J,l.anhall In a North westerl)' dire si n ging The Lord 's Prayer. f:00 ' t Storm No. seere 1 Lot The of �:15 �r held corn the south ea11t The UHU meeting will be '1:30 Lock U p e plac the Tbt! Edge of Nieht n, !:SO itio Add ley s La of aaid in Zanesvme. !:(M) BettY Hutton Show ges Stoo e Thre The f:fO · of beginning . 1:30 Johnny Ringo Su1:80 'file Life of IRlieJ · See. 2: T hai Beech Slreet In t:00 Zane Gr�y 'nl.eatre age of Pom• f:00 Arthur J. Smith-New, Vill the in Ru• gs, 1:30 Shotgun Slade 8:1!5 A Leok al the Weather M'Oy, -<tlrlo, Is hereby vacated bes sent w Pre Sho lon in 10:00 Dev 6:20 Jule ftlvl · twetn lhe fohowl ng points: AUNT FRIT ZI , Jl:00 News E Andy 'n' Amoa · 'J:30 l�Jlln • ,a tpe Soulh weot ,or lel , her t a We W HAT AR E the at 11:10 A Look 7:00 \t:arkham of 'Lo'f No. 1 of France s M . U I>OI N0 13 ater YO The lt: US •ley's Addition t o I.he Vlha1e of 7:30 RH. h lde ,:H E R E '? N I • west l2·30 Sl1n Off h �meroy· thence In a Nort (""Ill R 8:30 Joh n Kennedy Political lines rear \ht � .ion , y 411e'eU0n 9,00 Arthur Godfrey Show 4, �. 8, ,. 8, 9, iJ Lo� l'!Ot. I, Z, Twlllghl Zone · The tt!> west �•rClyt li!• �:00 he ,! _lo 1 d (:_oi' • jj> 8:00 c'Bs New• . · to Penon nce contmuon the Pers 10; No. ner or Lo{ 8:15 Captaln �.anproo d irection lerly New• wes :00 ,1 th Nor a in 1ng 9:00 Cartoon 'i1te■\flr ther Wea the at a South ll in L<lolr: ce A ll:lO -,. about Ml feet: then ...,:00 -The Red Ro� Show inter• lo feet Spec ial Broadcast 15 40 n : 1 1 ctio dire We,terly �; 30 On the 00 l3 Th · th., Weal l!IJ• of Beech Street, 12 ' aett i:__ l '.AJve Lu" •·· oo __•_ U :® _�;;;��;:-- -;:,.:.-_,_ .�t,ipjlitdai 11> tol. I, ,P,ge 31 of the :i:::--;:;;-:.i:"-=-:i: � . Reoorder'■ of Plata: Record• ee Soul� 1)ijn ; tla!IIO'lltilflli 1iO (� g the alon feet 442 li'. rot 44,-fiei."'Ea 12:IO R Th...... Frtdiy lhtnce et; Stre l,;t ... ol lllila , !'[1t1t 1:to Newa On lhe_. 10 l!itl!I feet 47 1:118 ll!I Dell- , z,mt Jual � · :" c� then et; Stre i Lon of l:lJ\! Gueot line ,ant Nortb calllri« oil, Pl. !liea ea ther n, about ctio dire .y J el" f:lu 11,,.. east th NOr I in - a:oo _.,..., a,, � 3 feet to the pface or beamninl, 3 · 11!! �: 0 � . dt Pd\J V:00 J!reuf which li the South welt corner o�_ B!ali !lo aiuld 1,QUil�, l ol rr- _II, of Pon,. . 8:1& Bttatfaal PirlJ' 4'. ao ' 111u,fo Go'kountl 8:30 liewa lew o:oo S� In ., !bll ; Ordin•noe _bo ,o,Q!l Col!ee Time a'.10 Sporia' Scorea Sb• 1rOirt ,nd ,1/IW�P NJuf, 111 10,., �. &, lona �:la The Bind· Bo• vtlt r- ,n ow..i by ,l • �· -: 10:11 ll!""'? t �!M9 • · • a�w ie_ ll'" W f i:U J/al JI.OOt Channel 3 ·· Friday I.ego/ Notice Pl11 Yom ijlH!cb Price " Blih� CoueentratlOn Truth . or COl'IN(tutnefl could :&e You Mid Day Ne-«:; Kovletlme Loretta Youn, 'llleat• "atone Youn, Frorr. Thne ·koota Comedy Playhouae t:30 Adventure Tffne 5;00 �te•mboa:t Bill 1:30 C isco Kid 8:00 Music in the Round 1:15 Jim Thacker Show 11:16 Weatherca•t 8:30 Newa Pictu-e ts·45 Huntley Brinkley Repon • 7°:00 Pioneers T:SO 'nlill Man DawtOn 8:00 Troubleahooten 8:30 'Masquerade Party 9:00 C avalcade of Sports 9:45 Jackpot ,Bowling 10:00 Art Carney Sbow · ,0:411 Jackpot J!owllnl ·.1 :00 New• Headlines t I : 10 Weatherc11t ll:15 Jl<'k Paar Sh� • ·00 Sip Off tO:llO \ 1 :00 1 1 :IO 12:00 12:30 I :00 1:10 1:!IO 3:00 3:30 Eagle Ridge t New� Repor ..,,,, w■11 ...... i,, Tut le. ntcltt with Suun end Sara Ridenour of 9x 1 2 TWEED RUGS $39,50 - · ---- - - - _ ( 24b ) For Tr e ad --- -----­ ( 20bi lnsuronc» ... & VAN UNDT I nursday Ch1nnel 3 - 91. t• Floyd, a 21.year-old New York truck dr)ver who broke into the ranks of t be co nten d er s with' hia s urprise Ul)ael of previously-un­ beate n Von Cllilly two months ago, gla dly accepted the bout with Joh nson and viewed it s s the op­ por tun ity to score the upset or the year. • ( 21 ) Real Estate .. TE LEV ISI ON GU ID E WSA Z,TV Chan ne l 3 P10LADELPH1A U PI-The pro­ blem of find ing "wiU i n g" oppon• enll continue& lo plague Harold Johnaon, the number one light heavywei1bt Conten der who ticor ed a lop11ided 10-round deciaioo o\ler Clarence (Ti�r) FUoyd . Wednesday n ight. The nationalJy . televise d bou t was the 31 year old Phi la d el­ phia n·s 12th consecut i ve viclOt)' but the winnini streak stre tches over a lour-year period marked with long layoffs because of the laclr. of opponents. a j Dally S�ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 5, 1960-7 ,I ; iriL ,- - ' ,, I'M B USY-·1 HAVE A NEW HOB BY . �' dlstrlbuteea, admlnistraton, execu­ dl1trlbutee1, admlni1traton, e :r.ec- lion No, T, Town No, a, 11.an,e �·J. \ tors, of EEu A. Carsey, d eceased; u ton or Carl Christy, de-cened; I.he 13 of the Ohio Comp.any•• !'arthe unlmown hein, devisees, lega. 1.1nknown helrs, d evl&ets, le2atee1, chase, bounded and deecrlbed 11 PUBLIC AUCT ION j Cue No. 1 -,1,s . Personal property of the late lJu1lllld. L-atky, wboae pl1<..'t! of tees, dlstributee1, ad mlnl11trators, J11tributee11, ad mi ni■tra ton, execu• follows: Begi nning twenty chain■ Herman Kelch will be soJd at re.m1.,11u1 lS a-rt.>.t �- .t.ie1uy ttoMi, executore, or LUZB.nne Partlow, d e­ tors of Er nest Chri5ly, deceued; 11nd 26 linki east of Lhe northwest auction al lhe residence next uranu iiJanc, a11ch.1pn; .the un• ceued ; the unk nown heirs, d evi• L he un lmown heirs, deviaee1, le&•· corner of Fraction No. 7 at lill to the Posl Office at Por tlan d , 11.uu..,.n llll1r1>, Oe\11:;t:t'!s, h:ga1.ees, see11, legatees, d11tributee s, ad m in- lees, d 1stributees. admi njatratora, �take wilh two white oaU 18 wit• POii. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 11.ESUL'l'S Ohio, May 7, 12:30 P. M.: Ke! - uum· ,ouLt:t:b, 11dm1ru,1u.ra1un, llJ.ecu­ 1strator11, e.1.eculfln, if any, o.f M.a,. executors of Weber Christ)', de- neu trees: thence ea11t 8.74 ebairn, vmalor Refrigerator , Electric ,un, u ,my, OJ t.verell \...ill'ieY, de­ tild 11, Jane P■rt.l,.r,w, d eceased ; t he ceased; the unknown heinr, devi. to a stax.e at the road ; the n ce II.ATES Range, Tables. Kitchen Stove., '-'eaaeo; Ule un 1.nown beu-s, uev1• unknown heirs, devisees, legateea, sec11, legatees, distribulees, ad min• tKJuth 51 ¼. degrees west 3.8u I tellll per word. ou iuertioa. 11.lnim u m cbll'p' - 60 r..er,•.J and Cabinet, Fuel O il an d Co.al .s�ei., 1�gai.ees , u111.noutees , aamm­ distributees, admini&lrators, execu• illtrators , executors of A Jbert cbams; thence south 3:1, d!'eree11 I cent. per wtird for lhre,e consecutive in.aertiona. He.:,ters , L.iving Room Suite, rSlr,uon., ex�cuioni, 11 any, ot .t,;u tors, of Tacy E. Thumb, deceased ; Christy, deceased ; the unknown west ;:s.50 chalna along the raad to Spcci&.I - one mouth for 30 ceotl per word. 2 Bedroom Suit es, Uphol,tered L-lll"ltt!Y, u�e.uea; the wumown the uoknown heirs, d cvlseea, le&•· heirs, d evisees, legatees, di.istribu- a 11take, a small black oak as wJt. Fu}J rate of 3 C<!nla per word will be cbqed for advertiain8' Chairs, Wool Rug11, TV Set, End neuli, aev1sees, 1egatee1, mstnou­ tees, d 11tributets, ad minUitrators, tees, administrators, executors of ne&a tree; thence north 43¼ de­ u' DO\ ,-id within !O day1 after rocoJvinj bi.U. Tables ,. Coffee Table, Util i ty �ellll, aumm11U'al0a, exeeUlOr!, JI executors, iJ any, of John H. t:ar• Cha.rlea Ch r isty, decease d ; the un- grees west 90 li nk s to • gum 12 Envn in AdveruiR111 - SbouJd be reporu-d lmmed.lately. The Piano Rolls, any, 01 LuLner .:,. \.,arsey, aeceased.; sey, d eeea.sed ; Mrs. J. id. Thumb, kn own heirs, d evisees, legatees , inches in diameter; thence north Cabinet, Player naily Sentinel wilJ not be respollSible for more than one incor• Porta blft'l!I, Elet'tr1c Mower , Hand Ille un1rnow11 hem, dev,aees, iega­ whose place of resi dence is un­ d iatributees, ad nunistrators, exec - 33 d egree11 west 2.30 cha i ns; red .lnisert!on. Tools, Bee HiYe and F,quip-- �!!es, Ol.!!U"IDUt.tes, aomm11m1tor», know n ; the unk nown heirs, devi• utors of Mary Young, decea.sed ; thence north t-4 degree& west I . 75 � o1 Thanb and Slte<'i-1 Noti�1 oJ EV,''lts Sl.UO. Obituaries ment, Porch Furniture, 12 .:.r..c .. 1.h u, �, 11 ;:my, 01 .t..aa J. urner, sees, legatees, distr!butees, ad · ,he unk nown heirs, deviseell, lega. chains to an ash tree IO inches in publiahed at l Cflnl per WlJrd. Ga..11::e Shot Gun and m any oth - <..1t!Ct:dt1.1 ; oehil lJoweu, wnoi;e mirustrators, executors, if any, of lees. d istributees, administrators . 01a m eter; thence north 27 degrees ·:,oRDs l DAY 3 DAYS ;. DAY::i \ MO. er articles not listed . Ter ms : p1oi.:e 01 r1.::,1ucncc 11:1 .l<tl7 1,1ut• Mrs. J. M. 't hum b, deceased ; John executors, if .any, of Ida Christy west Lao chai ns to the place of Ui 60c ROc $1 .J.6 "4-::.0 Caijh. Uo;IT.)' i..111\'ll, 1 .mpt1, 1< 10nu1:1; °W •ll· S. Caney, whose place of resi­ Young, d ecease d ; the u nknown beginning, contain in g Three {3) ZO Mc $1.20 $U k) tt;.oo Net rHp,ontlblt for accidents .:r �• 111, wno,Hi J.h4,·e 01 re:1-1ae11ce de nce is unknown; the unknown heirs, d evi5ces, legatees, di.stribu• 1cres, more or less. � 76c $!.� 12.2:i $7.M Mn. Virgin i a Moore 1,; un ... uown; Ule un.c nown heirs, heirs, devisees, legatees, distr i bu• tees, admi111s tntors, execu tors i1 REFERENCE INSTR UMENTS: Ad ministratrix ucvu1ee11, 1eg11tees, a111trioutee1, ad• teea, ad mi nistra tors, executors, if a ny of George Young, d eceased ; Vol 116 Page 590· Vol l.'.7 Page Ad.II N1C81Vtld b)' 10 A.IL will b, in tbtl day 111 Bradford Auction Comp an)'. cu1111Hra1.ori., cxe,.:uton, 1..t a ny, of any, of Joh n S. Carsey, dece ased ; the unknow n heirs dev isees, lega- 152 : Vol'. 1t·1, Pag� 632: Deed 11.C(. 4-30.6lc .l!.111e W Iii, dece111sed; dranch Mill· William Christy, whose place of tees, d istributecs, ad rn inislrators , orda of 'Meigs County, Ohio. - -- - ---Parcel No. � : er, wnu11e p111ce ot re11a1:mce 1s resi dence is unknown; the u n• executors of Sarah Ernali ne Part· .-:-:�---,-NEW TWO BEDROOM HOUS I!: uruc. nown; N.lillP T he following d e.et>ribed real h Miller, who11e known he i rs, devisees, legatees, low, deceased ; the unkbow n heirs, on Route 33, 1 2 miles north of legatees, distributees, es 1 I t-or ::.o l e pJa i.: e o, re1i1,M1 en ce 1s U .313 1'' 1r­ di str ibutees, adm in i strators, execu­ deviseea . tate situated m th,; TowIUihlp of .Pomeroy, Ohio. .Frank Bur BO n, uio .a w .lll i --- - - ators admin , executors, if any, decu oro , in t:t Count istr (;atuo ewood n ., g rma; tors, if any, of William Christy, de• A , th y of Meigs, TIRMITI ANO PEST CONTROL HZ RATS KILLED W ITH STAR Shade, Ohio. 3-4-4tp rtutb' hMyeli, wno.se p1ace of resJ• of Charles Christy d eceased ; Ida and State ot" Ohio, in Fractiuns cease d ; Charles Chri s ty, whose by Fain. FNe lnapectloft. lntu"' Warfari n . 2 ¾ ll>s., $ 1 .49; 4 lbs. - ---. de nce lS �1 Lenore �t., l'ark• place of resid ence l!i un known; Young, whose place of resi dence is No. l and No. 7, Town No. 3, e,d l,y Nationwide. PhclM ll. ,i.50, Safe, pure, and guaranteed . «sooug, w . the unknown the unknown hell'fl, deviaees, lega­ un lmcw n ; the u n know n heirs, dev, H.ange No. 13 of the Ohio Com• anid A. SitrVlc• 'StatMin WY2Ebenibach Hardware. es, JegateCII, d11tnb u­ tees , distributee1, adm in istrators, isees, legatees, d islributees. ad- pany's Purchase, bounded and d e• ne1n, aev1se 115 ND l4J 27, 28, 29 ; (�) 4, .5, 6, m in i�trators, executors, if lillny, of ll(r1 oed as follows: Beginnin a g at a and i,p whit• ttt.r ••••• MMr• �ee.s , admmunraton, cxecutor , of e11.:ecutors, if any, of Jda Young, 1 1 , 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, Partlow, Jr., deceased ; Ab- pomt ao chajns west o( the north• JosC!ph · r a n me . 1-'r oat, deeeaaed.; the un• GLORIA 'S BEAUTY S A L O N A11bury Carsey, whose d ecea,e d ; polltan Mota,... 600 L Main 2ti. 27; (8J I , 2, 3, 8, 9, IO, de nseee, legatee,, place of re■idence is unknown; ner Partlow, whose place of re.si- east corner or hactfon No. 7 ; will close im S11,turday, May 7 St., P�ror. Phone WY�O. 11.:nown he irs, 15, 16, 17, 24tp ,ustnbutee1, a d minHtraton, execuuntil further nollce due to 111the unk nown he inl, devlsees, lega­ d enee is un k nown; the unk nown thence south 6 chains and 58 l inks 1 1-U-tfc n ,ora, u y, of �111e .Miller, de­ a oeH. Gloria Ebenbacb, Owner. EVERYON E IS INVITED TO A tees, d islributee■, ad minisra tora, heirs, dev i see11, legatees, d i,tribu- to a post where an ash 12 i nches ' c1::ased; the unanown heirs, d evis­ executors, i r any, of Asbury Car­ tees ,admin istrators, executors of in d iameter bears south 10 lin ks; �3-3tc d ance Satucday night ,, the eee, Jegatee1, distributee,, admin- aey, deceased; Emma Stimetz, Don Christy, deceased ; will t ak e thence north 84 degrees east 15 Mooae Hall i n Po meroy. There I __ 1 WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEIC Ot ,will be a g u n .shoot on Sunday COMPLETE BARBER S ff O p 1strator1, executon, if any, of Esta whose pl ace of resid ence i s un­ notice that on the lSt d ay or March chains and 34 l inks to a point in 960, Edna O. Hawk, a s Adminis- the roa d ; then ce with said road Ii&)' 9 to May 1�. Open Monday, at 1 :00 o'clock back of tht> SkatEqulpmen t . Ingulre 368 N. !iurnside , deceased; the unk nown known· the unknown heirs devi­ 1 May 16, "Cliffs Shoe Repair," tratrix o( the Esta te heirs, ev�s�e11, of Edmund north 17 degrees weal 7 chains legalee■ d ib dlst , .r U• s ec,e, l�gatee s, dlatributtes, �d mi n­ i n g Ri nk on Rou te 7. 5-5-3tp Third Ave n ut>, MiddltF.t or ltiddlep,:,"t. t 28 6tp Carsey, dece1i1111e file A. d her pe• and 11 link to d, teu, a d m m11Lratora, executors: if ------- - -an ash tree in the s I t11tr aton, executors, if an1 of Em­ Phone W Y2-2471. 5-$-3tc tilio n in the Probate Court any, of Leonard Burn11ide, deceas- ma Sti m eti of forb of the road; thence with the Conalgnment S.le __ _ ___ ___ _ __ deceased · An na '<i ; Jesse _Story, whose p�ace of Pierce, whos� place of 'residence Mei gs County, Ohio, being Case road north 82¼ degrees west 2 MIDDU..PORT FIRE DEPART- 1 0UR NEXT SALE WU.L BE HELD ( 1 2) Wonted to Rent Lreaidenc e 18 Gooding, Idaho; Ralph i6 unknown · the un known heirs No. 18, 16�. against the above chains and .5ft links to a post; Thursday May 5, 1960, at 11 ah, ment Auction Sale, Saturday, Story, place ot re.aid enue ls devisees, 1 ee'ateet, distributees, ad '. named parties and others as de• thence south 76 degrees weet 5 whoae al the auct ion grou nds l m i . west F'lVE May lt, Ewi ng lJ.uil di na on t he ROOM UNFURNISHED Goodm I da g, ho; Melvm Story, mi n istrators, executors, ii an)', of fendants, alleging that she is the ch ains and 50, links to the south t of Por erfiel d. We w i ll have Ueed and T in Midd leport. house or garage apartment. who se place of reliol!nce ls Good· A machin ery, lools, and a m isc. lot . New Mercha nd ise, Evel'}'lhina n na P ierce deceased· Call WY2·2029. the un• d uly appoin ted and qualifilXI Ad- line of Fractioll No. 1 and the 5-�-3tc ing, Id aho; the un kno"."n heirs, known hein', devisE:e s; legatees, m l nistratri x of the Estate of Ed- north lme of Fraction No. 7; Lu nch will be serve d . God dard from Bill)' Goatt t o Kitchen leK:atee s, d11trib11 teea , d lstributeet, adm inistrators, exec· m und A. C arsey, deceased . F urth- thence west with 11ald bile 5 chains d ev1 see11, Sales. Harol d God dar d , Auction• Sink,. Doon open g .a. m. Sale adm m 1s1rator1, executors, Jf any, utors of Joseph Partlow, deceased; ermore that the personal property and 50 lin ks to the place of begln­ eer . starts 11 a. m . Refreahments 5 2 6tc _ I AfAh' i'MENTS - i'UrDUb -•d-lld o. !:lfa Story, deceased ; the un Joseph Partlow, Jr., whose place of the said Edm und A. Carsey, de- nlng, containin g 10 acres. one available all day. Crill Bra d • • ford Jr., AucUonel!r. 6-4-9tc 300 SEASONED LOCUST POSTS. v oi11rt1la hed. M cJlulllli, MJddle- : k�o� n hei rs, d e_v•�es, leg atees, of residence ls unk now n ; the l.JD­ cease d, is wholly inaufflcient to haU acre is in the soulh part of Ph unr WI 9-3132. (5) 3 Jin 2-3 -tf l d !imbuteea, adm i n istrators, execu- kn ow n heln, devis�a. legatees, pay the costs of adm in�tering sa id Fract ion No. 1 and N i ne and one port. Phone WY-Z...528(1. KJrs of "Moses A. Partlow, deceaa• d istribut.ees adm in istrators exec• es tate a nd the debts of the dece- half acres are i n Fract i on No. 7, PONY. 41-inch. STOCKING tEET. :S AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO 6 ed; th e unkh�Wn hei rs, d �viaees, utora, if anY, of Abne r Partl�w, de­ d en t, a nd il is necessary to sell l'hl!re is excepted from the herein � room apartme nts. A. N. Ben11l, leia tees, 01s tr1buteea, �d minlsln· ceased ; Anna Partlow, whose place the real estate owned by Edmund d escribed part>el of land a tract of WE WISH TO THANK OUR NEI- , White mane. li'or stud 1:1ervice. Phone N Y2-3272. . S� at Shade Valley Lake, 1 2 11·2•tfc tors, executors of William A. or residence is unknown; the Uh· A. Carsey, d ecea sed, at the time land described H follow s ; Begin , ghl>on and friends ror their -. St�ry, "ecea.sed; tbe unknown B)lmpathy 1ind help al the I milei EHt of Pomeroy. of his decease, in ord-er to pay the ning at the southeast corner o! the FOH RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY heirs, dev_isees, legatee,, dlstrlbu- known heirs, devl!1ees, legatees, death or our dear husband and deceden t and the herein described tract of land; � 3 6tp distri butees, admi nistrators, exec. debLs of s ai d 4 rooms and bath, unfurnished. tee11, ad mmlsLrators, executors of ________ father, Everett McKnia:ht. The degrees west 3 tor,s, if any, of Anna Par<tlow, de, costs of ad m i nistering said estate. thence south 84 u Call a(l.oJr 6:30 P. M. Phone EIJZa B. �ean, d eceased; the unLoyal Women'a ClaHis for their HOUSE TRAILEH, 10' " W', Five thence north Partlow 17 degrees ceased Rose ; , se place Further, pla i nliff allegea that the chains; who WY2·l575 4-16-tfc k now n hem;, d evlsees, legatees, c rooms and ball\. Sl�eps 8. Co n­ lovely dinn er, the Loyal Men 's f resid ence is unknown· the uh• sa id deced ent, Edmu nd A. . Carsey, weat 3.33 chain• to a hole in rock; tact Jl'rauk Hudson, Bashan Road --- d la tri�uteea, ad mlni1trator1, exee u- . kn ow n heir , dev isees, ' Cius, Dexte r Church of Chrh,t s legatees, d ied teiied i n fee si m ple of all the thence norl..b 84 de&rees e:ut 3 Rt. 1, Ri.cin e. 5 3 3lc SLEEl�ING HOOM. 409 W, Main-st tors, 1f any, or Luther H. C arsey, distribu the Rutland WSCS, Hilrrlson­ tees adm inistr,tor, execu- part:el11 of real esta te hereinafter chains to the road or to the east• Pom eroy, Call WY 2-2848. decCalM!d ; the unknown heir1, devi' ' vllle Lo dge 411 F. & A. M., de scribed as parcel nos. 1, 2, and 4. line of the above described 10 acre lp seea, legatees, di1lrlbuteea, a dm ln- tors' if a ny of Rose Partlow de- And 4 2_ -cc _ 9 ___ ___ _ O furthet that Edm u nd A. Car. tract; thence aouth 17 deerees east Hurlsonville Chapter No. 2ff� . GOING OUT 0 1'' .BUSINESS SALE _ _ ce Hed · Ch;rhi11 Partlow1 w'ho,e i1trator1, executor s of J a rvi s ar· d ie d seited in fee sim.ile of 3,33 chains to the place of be• sey Ol,CS and everyone eh1e whC> I .Merchandise :.ind c Equipment FURNISHED . � APARTMENT, place f re side nce is unknown; the !ieRl flowers, also Dr. Davis aud · must go this week. Dressos room s and bath. Phone WY 2• le)' ,, deceased ; the � nknown heire, unknow n heirs, devi1ees, legatees, �he undi vided 801/ 1296th part of ginning, the exception herein to .f, 30,6tc d ev1sees , legatee,, d 11tributee1, ad• dia r i butee adm down to ".00. Call WY2-34�7. the R.iwling,.Cruitll 1-'uneral .Home 8915. t inlstrators execu­ parcel nos. 3, .5, 6, ll nd 7, descril1• contain 1' acre morf.l or leu, s June ' s Dreu Shop, Mi dd leport. _ --;-;:-::-c:---=====-----:::--:-c:c- mi niatratore, executors of Holley tor&, ir anY, of Charles Partlow, ed here i n to-wit: for their sy m p11lhelic •J erYice1. REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: LAR G E FlffiNlSHED ROOM. Hawk, dei:esaed ; the unknown deceased · John Partlow 5-3-3lc Parcels Nos, l - 2: Mrs, Everett McKn i ght Vol. 6$, Page 118; Vol. 67, Pagei1 who se an d d aughter Mrs. Mil dred �itche n �rwileges. Women or a heirs, dev.11�e1, legatee-. dlatribu• place or ' resi dence ta �nknown; The following d escribed real 31 4.-313 Deed Recordli, C.:ase No. ,_____ U ___ co_uple p1 efcrred. 136 S. Second tees, a d m mu1trators, executon of the u nknown heirs, d Marti n. IHH tp ;, JN D OW LlND-, AN D SHADES e1Lale .situated i n the Count:{ of 3627 Probate Court, Meig1 Cou n. eviaees, lega­ Veutla11 BHn d1, all 11:tea an d M1ddleport. Mrs. Ray mond Lu• John Can6y, deceased ; the un- tee s d l stributees ad min lstratoJ':S Meigs, i n the State of Ohio, in the ty, 9hio. Vol. 148, Page 244, Dee d colon. Free Jwlimatea. D11le ma n . If not ho me call · Dutton known heirs, d evlaees, legatee■, exe�utoiany ' of John Partlow ' Town•hip of Bedtord , bounded and Record,. a l8) Wlppel Supply, 2111 Union l\ve., Drug11. 5 S 3k d i■trlbu tees, ad mlniatralon, execu• deceased ; • the u �known heIra, dev'. describe d as follows: The soulb Parcel No. 6: Pomeroy, Obie.. 3-4-6()tc \(lrS ot Lilly Ro1c Car&ey, decelB· iaeca legatees dlstributees 19M BU[CK $9915. SPECIAL . half of a the d The west following des1.:i'i �ed rei!I e11one half of Fr a c, I 1 H1rd•Top 2 Door. S�rldlng �.the u�known heln, devisees, Je- m inl�trators, e�ecutol'i, . �if llex• tion No. 1 , Town No. 3, Range No. tale stt ulted Ib thtii 1'0Wn ship of N!i.:W ZIG ZAU SEWING FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOa ees, d1st rlbutee1, a� mlnlstratora ander Hull, d eceased ; the unknown 13 of the Ohio Company s Pur· &d£ord, m the t:ounty of .Meig orl11:lnal finish. Dynaflow drive, Webster Fruil Farm, � Ille. Makes -button holes, s ' Blattt nars, Pomeroy. executor,, 5- 3.(lk 0 k. Duttum, ., Te l YU on 5-3201. I f 8 ny, or Caroli ne �ar• he irs, devl secs, le latees, di strlbu- chase. conta in ing 65½r: acres, more a. nd i:itate of Ohio, boun ded and de­ a nd .11ll fancy lili lches. Ji'ull aoy, decea sed ; the unk nown heirs, tees , admi nistrators, exe(utors of or less. 'fherc is excepted from this scribed as foliows: 5·5· 6lc The south one• price $47 00. Terms. Phon e GMd '1:INn UIN C.re devi sec■, lega tees, d httrlbutce,, ad- Grant Hind s deceased · the u n­ tnct of land SO acres more or leBS llalf of the e.ist on e-balf of Frac­ WY2-2204. M1•6tc AU Mtlt.. •nd Mo.:let, mi niaU ators, executora, If any, of know n h � irs'. dcv i11ees, ' lega tees, conveycd by a former ow ner, uon No. l , Town .No. ll, H.an1e No. ' ( 17J Wonted MITRO-.ITAN MOTORI Edm und Caney, deceased ; the un- distri butees adm inistra tor1 exec­ Jame s Phillips, to William R. Phil- Ia, of the Ohio Co mpany 's Pur­ I.tit Main It, USED NEW IDEA MANUHE BEAUTI k�ow n heirs, devi1ees, legalees, utors of M�rga n Martin, de�eased ; lip1 by .a deed dated Ja nuary CIAN. APPLY HYSELL 14, chase, contai nin g about 65 acres, 'S ,....,, Oh .. Spre111 dcr. Carl 1':aster day, Rt. I , Beauty Shop, Pho ne W Y2-3N7. d iatrlbu toet, ad m lnlstrat?r�, execu, the unknown heirs, dcvisees, Jega, lt,77 a nd recorded in Vc.tl1.1me 47 more or less. 1'here 1s excepted , Rad11e. 3-5·3lp ton, of Wlllli1m R. Phillips, de- tees d lstributees ad mi nistrators at Page 597 of the records of however, the followi ng 4·30-6tc 19M MJ!:HCURY $795. 2 DOOH described _____ ceased ; the unkonwn heirs, d evi- ex� utore of Lew.ls Baun ducea� deeds of Meigs Cou n ty, Ohio, and tract of l11nd: .Beg in ning at Sedan . A itood reliable c11r. El,EC'fltOLUX VACUUM CLEAN­ 1 the aeee, IeaatL't!B, d l■trlbutees, ad, ed; Wilber Dean , whose place of al the present date owne d by E. C. southeast cor ner ol tT1cuon Bl,ettn an, Pomeroy. tHi.fltc er with 11tlachmenls. Like hew. No. 1 , mi ni1tralon, executor.a, of Jamea resid ence Is u nknown ; the un­ McGra t h (See deed fro m A. O. Tow n No. a, Ra nge No. 13, thence. Only $3tl.OO ca�h or ter ms. Ph_i lllpa, d eceased ; the unl1.n?wn know n heira, devlsee■, Jegateea, Lightfoot to E. c. McGrath, Vol west on s1ud Fractio n line &; 19:i.:I 2 TONE BUICK EXCEJ., l'ho11c WY2-2204. rods, 5·3•tllc A.lR CL\ND!'rlONJNO, REFRIGEB,, heirs, devl11ee11, lea:ateea, dlstr1bu- dlstributeea a dministratoh execu, ume 146, page le nt cond ition $593. Pho ne 13 l inks to the County Road� 613). . ■Uon service. Jack's RefrJaera­ tees, admi n istrator•, executors, of tors, if anY, of Wilber �an, S112-4192. 6�•3tc PLANTS t,'Oll SALE: SW l<.:E'I' Furthermore excepting a tract of thence North !i d egrees we,t 10 de­ tlon, New Haven. Phone TU Naham Ward, d eceased; the un. ce11ed ; the unknown helr1, Potato 90 cc11tR per hundred; land containing 10 acres more or rods along said road; thence north devl­ liM BUICK $1 ,993 V8 SPECIAL ZMa7. 8-23-U known heirs, de_vl11ees, lea:ateea, sees, legatees, d lstrlbutees, ad• le11S and d esalbed as follows: Be· :.:1 dearees eaat 39 rod& Tom11lo and C.u.bba.(le, 75 ce nts l.Q a large Har d Top 4 Door. One careCul diatrlbuteea, admmlatrttor s, execu- . m lni straton, e11.ccutora of Wrl1ht ginning a l the southeast cor ner of white oak atump; \hence aortb per hundrell or 10 cents per 26 1. rJ. McCOY owner. Dyna!low drlYe. Rad io tors, of Geor1e D. Welker, decea11- Welker, d cceaseJ; the u nknown the south half of the southwest degrees e11t 20 rods to the middle dozC!n; Peppers, Egi;: P!llnt, AUCTIONIIR a nd Healer , Blaett nars, Pome­ cd ; the unknown heir■, devisee,, heirs ,deviaeea, legatees, d istribu­ quarler of said Fraction No. 1 ; line of said Fraction; thence east Brussel Sprout and Caul i flow­ R...nt, 2. LOft9 aottoll'., Jh.... roy. 6-6- 611;: lesatees, dlstrlbu tees, ad mln latra- tees, admlnistratora, executors of thence north 66 rods and 9 li nks 28 rods and 11 links to a atone; er, 13 cents t1 doz. ll. F. Hoar d , ,11 . Mason, W. V 5· 5-0k GIAVILY nACTOI SAi.ft ANO ton, executors, of Abe Price, de- M alissa Partlow, dceaaed; the 1u . 1- to the north line of the south half thence south 3 roda and ·.7 links 1906 PONTIAC STAR CHIEJ,'. leeatees of aaid fraction; I.hence WC!st 24 lo the southwest corner of Frac• lorvlc.. 51 2 I, Mein, P411MrOJ. cc11ed; the unknown heirs, d evi• known heirs devisee11 473 6yc11more Sl., Middleport Phon• WY2..2971. 0,-n 6111 t secs, legatees, distrlbutees, ad min- dlstrlbutee1 ' ad minl1tr�ton exec: rods; thence south 66 rods and 9 tion No. 2 ; lhence . eaat 1 9 rod■ and �-12lp SINGEll ELECTRIC 8Jo�WING p, m; until June 1. Sal......_: i stra tora, executors; of Lydi a A. utors of w1i11am Martin, de�aaed; links to the south line of said J7 link, to the northwea:t comer m achine Round bobbi n in ell.• Win1ett, d_e«ased ; the unknown the unknown heir,, devlsees, lega. Fl'actlon; thence east to the pl111ce of Secllon No. 8; thence south I� CHEVROLET V8 4 DR. SE­ Huold B■rnhut, 60 cellt>nt coudltion $43.00. Pho ne RNdavllle. dan. P1.1meroy Pol ice Car , Bl■et· heir s, dev1aet1, le1ateea, dlslrlbu- tee1, diatributee■, adminlstraton, of bealnnlng. rods and 17 links OhHa. . the place of Phono Cooly' 1 lle Uf'I, WY2-2204. 3·3·61.t' tees, ad mlni11tr1tor1, executors, of exiitculors of Stephen Hull, de­ tnan, Po meroy. IUl-6tc REFERENCE DEEDS; Vol. 1 16, beginn ing, contalnhq: 22 acre■• 3-19-lfc Benjamin Cornell, deceaaed; the ceased; the unknown hein, devl. Paee 695, Vol. 127, Page 152, Vol. more or leas, - -::-:-----ccc-----c-c = ---'DS OLDS 38. Z d oor. Radio and 17" CONSOLE RCA TV. GOOD MUii.Lii ,u1tNACII.. WII fl­ unknown h,irs, devlsees, le&ale<!st aees, le&a tee,, dl1trlbutee1, admin• 147, Page 632, Vol. 148, Page 244, REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS hea ter, $100. Needs repair. Car• conditio n . $40. Call WY2-6639. tlOUllil •ppltannt. Arnold Ire, dlstribuleea, admlni1tr1ttrs, exeeu- UILraLon, executon, of Amanda H. Deed Record,, Mei&& County, Ohio. Vol. 24, Pagos f.36.-537, Vol. 87, roll W. John1on , Racine, .ft..D. 1. JI .3·3lc thera, lyracuN, Ohle". "'­ ton of B.1rton MUia, deceased ; the Martln, dece.eed; the unknown Parcel No. 3: Paaea 3H·310, Deed Records, 3tp WY .2,6314. l l •INho unknown heln, devleees, legatee1, heir,, deviaeea, le1a teea, dlstrlbu• The following described real Metg, County, Ohio, Case No. 3627, dlstrlbutee11, admlnl1tr1tors, execd· teea, ad mlnl1tratora, executor, of estate eltuated in lhe ,Township of Probate Court, Meiga County, n:LE\"lSI >N RAIJlO AND SIIALL tor,, or A lden Stery, deceaHd ; the John lJndsey, deceased; the un• Sedford, In Ule County of Meigs Ohio; Vol. 1-48, Pase 244, Deed applla nc11 repair. Phone OtJt unknown heir,, devllee,, legate e,, khown heirs, devi1ees. le1ateea, and State of Ohio, Jn Fraction No. Record,. 30" EMERSO�. EXHAUST FAN dlatrlbuteea, admlnistra\ON, execu­ 1, Town .No. 3, Ran,:e No. 13 of Parcel No. 7: r.t.cCli ntoct, &adnt, Oluo. for ceilln1 with lourre. Retailed bON tors, if anl', of Luther Carsey, de­ the Ohio Company's Purchue ' Tbe followina described real u­ 2-1-l{c for fl24 sell for 20" ceased; the unlmowr; heirs, devl­ bounded and deacrlbed aa follows: tl&e 1ltuated In the Townahlp of Emerson wlndow exhau■t ran BUO..T IDTWUIN DJ:, seca, 1e11tee1, dl1trlbutee11, admin­ Bealnning at the ■outheaat corner BecHord, in the County of Mel1111, retailed for $82 will take fU. tJ&oed fo:- ,'t4o1U' luNa:J ,,,,. .. lstraton, executon, If any, of Lu­ of the south half of the 1outhwest 11nd State of Ohio, i n .Fraetlon No. P1ymenl plan if )'OU wl1h. Tele• Um.ilea. )'Gu.llllD. ID.d Abtlott, ther ?artlow, decea■ed; &he un• quarter of uid Fraction No. l; 7, Town No. 3, Rance No. lS. of phone No. WY•2•3433. PIion, ll'Y-USJI, H-U known heirs, devtaee,, lePtees, thence north 88 rods and D Unb the Ohio Company's Plarcbaee, D 2 3 tc cc dialributeea, admi niltraton, uecu­ to the north line ol t he south half bounded and deal� u followa: :-:L v111o_ N __ ltAt.10 ::--:AND ="' 1M c::_.._ tors, lf any, of EUhu Putlow; de­ of 11ald• Fraction No. 1; thence wett :Beclnnlnt on the north Une · of AFRICAN VIOLETS. CALL WY2Appll•nc. Npalr. C.11 Pranlr ceased; the unknown heln, devl­ 24 rods; tben�e 10uth 68 rods •nd FracUon No. 7 at the nortbweat 3738. N- 6tc C•ptoln1, 414 N. ltctn4 A� see1, 11 Jateei, di1t rlbut1ea, admin­ 9 links to the 1outh Une of 11id corner of a ten acre tract of land MWdl1,-rt. I t tk DO YOU PA y CITY PRICES roll i1traton, execu tor,, of ·M01es Part• Fr•clion; thence eut to the place deeded by Milllht Welter (■ee Vol• uted firm machi nery-? See Bill low, deceaacd; lhe unknown heln, of bea:lnnin1, containin, 10 acru ume 30, Page 229) to i,utb.h Ctr· h.ADIO TV IIRVICI Goodwin and buy at farm price.. devlsees, le&ateea, dlstrtbuteea, ad­ more or lesa. 1e1; thence west on 111,l Fnc\lon ALL MOOILI AND MAKII WY-2-2774 Six mllta from Wilkeavllle. m inistrators, executors, of James .REFERENCE INSTRUMENTS: line 2a rods to the road; thence Phone WY 2-2255, .,..,_..,, Ohio f 28 30tc V1u1han'1 Eslennlnalln& W. Carleton, deceased ; the un­ Vol M, P11e 211 Deed Records, ,outbea■terly along &1id road to • CLILANO TY and APPLIANCI known heirs, devl1ee1, le11tee1, Meica County, Ohio; Ca■e No. 3627, point , rodl aoulh of tbe place of 3 3 lfc Company d lstribuleea, admlnistr■ton, execu­ Probalo Court, Melp COunlY. Ohio, bealnnln1; lbe..., north 7 rods to It. Marys, W. Va. AUCTIONIII the place of beatnnlnt. coo:tainine tors, of Lusana Partlow, doctaaed; Vol. 148. Pase 2M Deed Recorda. _, _ FOR SALE SEV� ROOII HOUS� the unknown hei rs, deviset1, lei•· P�I No. 4: 171160th of an acl'I!, more ot le11. wl tb two bath11 au,ae , w11b tet.s, di1tributee s, ad mlnl1tratora, Crltt Al'Hfonl The followln1 described' real REFERENCE INSffltJ¥ENTS: Write, P1MM e, C1ntact hon••• cellar, larae Nrner lot executon ol Geora:e Wuhln&ton eatate elluated' ln the Count, of Vol. 36, Pase 185, Deed .Recorda, A. C, llADl'OIIO. ltactne, Olli-. located in Cbe1ter, · Ohio, on Partlow, deceased; l'it unknown Meip, In the State ot Ohio and In Meip County, Ohio, Cue No. Look at the Space. Look a.I lhe Roule 7• .Pric:od to Hill. U Inter• beln, devlaees, Jegateea, diatrlbu­ tbe Township of Bedford, In Frae- 8627 Probate court, Melia Count,, ' Pritel. Look at llhe &ivM,aa. nted call or write Paul PoUn1, teea, admlni1tr1ton, executon of For llhe S.t Buy & Best nrms Riple)' . W. Va. 1·t1J. ES2-IM33, William Chrl11ly, deeeaa�; the un• On New end USED, Look lo known hein, dev\1ee1, le"leee, . ::c: =--=- =""'= -:rivB IIOO::HOUSI diatributeea, admlni■tratora, H• ll -:: FtlR SAu: : -= with bath. ·Ntce loaUon. Melvla uton of Ida Chrbty, deceaeed; the .._ood. 111 LOcwlt st., Pomer01 unknown hein, devl&ees, le11tee1, dlstribu tttR, adminiatnt.on. exec­ NQ.1111p Before 0:80 .i\..M. uton, of Tide Christy, deceued; Mktdl...rt WY•Z.­ U.1. No. w...,1,, Ohl• B.OUSl: FOIi SALE L< P ,GE­ the unltnown he.in, devllM■ , Jea:•· P......, W Y •Wlff •••• I Opan HffY My t t. t town, ala: room1, t rtom• down. tees, dislributeea. ■dmlniatraton . ICAUTZ ITOIII I up, aP,tto1.tmately 1 acre le­ executors of Minnie Chrilty, de­ 1eN ltt II At ChNhr vel land u:ceU1nt well 13 mllu ceased; the unknown beln, deti• VERY REASONABLE. PIANO. Yuken W141 frQm Pomerc,y · oa Stitt Rout• sees, leeateel, dl,trlbutee1, admJn. tlotpoi nt refri1er1tor, Tee ter 1 HAMI\.L IIIVICI ffATION Inquire iatraton, es.!C!uton of Cbarlea 812. Priee II00.00, Babe and 111c11e1. Olhcr home• SAMSONITE LUGGAGE AT NEW_ Mn. Howell at P..etown. Christy, deceaHd.; the unknown hol d arl icles. Inquire 841 Poul AIOany nh heira, deviffea, lqatees, diatribu­ a-1:i:eoie Street, Midd leport. 5 3 Stp tees, admlnlltr11m, exeeuton of ' lnrJ Dly lionlef, Vern Cluialy, deeeaeed; the BOYS BLACK GYM SHOES known hein, devlltel., leaa et•, �•hi.on aole 1- to toe. Slzt:f . � ' Ji tUe bo)'1 Hi to bl1 bo)'t 6. . wILL TRADE HORSE$ AND dlstributeea, admlni■tralor■i ea: 11.et. CbUdren'1 tennLJ oxfords llA.ltNE8-IJIIPSOM lNaua,...NC.C ponies for cow or 7oun11 .heifer ton of Or.over Christy, '-- dec:eaaed; c:uahkln in■Qle. Md,Blu.e ,1.00. or a &obd d..n uaed oar, An• Mike Chrilty-1 wbOM place of rtd· 'IUddloPGli, l'ln, •• ·Tbe Sboc Bo1, llldtllei)ort, mob.U., ',W.:: l'lloM ..... 1 ell Burtrld&e, ID 2, Albany, denctt ii Tipton, " Iowa; the IID· ' , • lff\O OhJOo · • IIOin,' dlwlliNI, , ,' C -• (9) For Sole 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 5, 1960 WANT ADS .,� • •• ' ' ' • ' :t : • l,• PHONE WY-2-21 57 ( I I Noti ces --------- - _ Legal Notice _, ,...pc.,-. '>' .. ( 9a ) Morine !>u'ppl iet. 11s10 ao.••rs A MOrOi.- v,., I 0-For Sol� or Rent I ( 1 4) For Rent (2) Cord of Thanks -- - -- --- ---- I Johnson Still Needs Willing Ring Opponents Auto Soles · u ·iijij� I.WM Help "'°""' ------------ (20) Bu!;i ness Services ----------- '° aa I -JI for :xii. ·--�-wm r,o. .- cu.roai snvai ___ n L■ __ -TR A I LE R S - ("'••· " ···1 ...... ,.. ... ,••,111 1 ■ Wavtrlr Mobil, Ho1111 Sales n. c-,,... ....... -. Call Dlca Starrttt BAKER'S 2 --­ ,a ■o . •->'l � u..- "•••Ii.; 8:30 4,00 4,30 5:00 5,30 l:IO �:1!11 �: 411 7:IO 7:111> 9:00 8130 8:00 0130 10.00 •t0:30 1 1 :00 ll:1 0 11:\ 5 9:115 i \ From Theae Roo Comed y Playho\Ule · Adventure Theater Steamboa t Bill S1t. Pre ston Flatt &. Scrugg1 Show w.eathereast N,-ws Plctlll"f' Huntley Brinkltr Report Wi,lrlybil'd, Resc·Je 8 Bal Mastenon Producer's Choice Bachelor Father Foid Show You Bet Your Life Take A Good �.oak News Hetdlines Wcathercast Jack Pur Show LEGAL NQTICl Bids will be received at lhe of• fices of Webater & Full.I, Pomeroy Nation al Bank Building, Pomeroy, Ohio, unUl 19:00 A. :M. on the 6tb day of May, 1960, for the ■ale of the Ella White real estate situated in the Village of Syracuse, Ohio, and consi&tinfl of a two story frame dwelling house, four rooms down• stairs and three rooms and bath up stairs, 1ara1e and fol.ti' ad joinlna: lots. The real estate is .appraised for $5500.00 and ca nnot be sold for less than the appraised value. FRIEDA FAI:HNLE, II Administratrix or the Estate of Ella Whi te, decea sed. (41 26, 211 , 30; (8) 2, 4, 5, Ole It -or. ,:oo Mr. and Mr1. Albe rt Paynter vlaited Mr. and Mrs. A. 'D. Tuttle Frid ay ennin&, Mrs. Freda Ritchie .and ■on, Ro­ ger, sp{' nl Monday e\lenl ng with Amy Wolf. lw'lrs A. D. Tuttle, Mrs. Gl�nn Tutt le and Mrs. Amy Wulf visited Mn, Harold Beegle Monday. Kathy Tultif: 1pent Wednesday t ., ,.,.. V 11111-,ti"'n An nu. ..u, ElH ig"ld D•y Yf Of J.,.., Q rous, Entltpl'..... of Annual eleetlon Mr. a11d Mrs. t1oy.d Ch,11.er villled Mt . •nd Jin. .A. D. Tuttle, Sund•y afternoon. Mn. Mutba ,leElroy •pmt Sun, day afternoon with Mn. Amy Woll. Mn. )lllton Tuttle 'WU in Ath• en, on butlnH1 Wedne■day. Mn. Milton Tuttle . Mrt. Glenn Tutlle, Mn. A. D. Tuttle and Mn. Am)' Wolf were shoppi ng In .Park• enburl Tuelday. WNa. ..,.....,..1 Margaret Tuttle and rally \ct Senti attended the diltf tly. r�en etta Mari n i of the DAR J immie .Bent:t who ha■ been In Ma,un Clink with inte,tin,1 flu ii ho1qe: and able to be out . and chHd ren opent Shlill, wl.th her m otherI Mt1. My?Jli . Bent& and family. 1 ' s� o.fflc� J: I cJ:d :t:"�!:ftiwh nd AW.1.ROiJIIIIIINw COUEC , ..., I' 6.\R Nl!V "°"' ,nci Mn Ra ymond Johnoon Mrs Jl.ldy 00 h is �i ater and family, Saturd�y even- Le<JO .............. . GOOGLF. ••• 8NU FFY 11111TB STPN OFF TH' DAI', PAW,1\N" l'LL HAVE EVER"THING 5PtCK AN' sPAN WHEN !! 'IE GIT HOME GRERT BALLS o· FtRe stio• ' ' Rft: , ·°' t.'<t I PTA Lea· ders Attend Cong reSS b istrict Meeting �f!, 'l1i!: c!�c� ll * Ohio. Plaintiff aays that the real estate, described in said petition a� Parcels 1, 2 a nd 4 and which were owned entirely by Edmund A. Carsey at the time of his de­ cease, was apprthied by the ap­ praisers at $1,000.00. Said plain­ tiff states that the In terest or Edmund A. Carsey in t he real es• tate de.8Cl'ibed 11:1 Parcels 3, 5, 8 and 7 w as appraised a t $6UI.OO and that t he entire interest In saJd real estate Wall appraised by the apprai sers at $1,000,00 and is Ua true valu.!. th Channel 8 - Fridar !..,� , W H TN PTV �Cl,annel 13 Channel 1 3 - nUJJUay Plaintiff states that she is un• able to determme whlcb 1efen­ oants are the ow ner, 01 the re­ m amm1 4Q6/ 1 298th part of the real esU1.te ae1cr1bed c1,s Plll'Cela ;,. o, ti, and 7. I ·"" !I- �•-,o Plaintiff In her peUlion · set.I forth au the he1rs•al-la w and neXI, 01 km of ti;dmu nd A, Carsey, de,. cealil:lO, who are entttled to th.t lrom next estate ot' inheritance ..e.amuoo A. liarsey, deceued. u, s. Plaintiff in her pe tition allege■ that tne mtere11t 0£ said · Edmund A. t..:arsey, aece.ased, 1a suoJect to me nen or c1a1m ot" the Divmon of a1a tor the Aged i n the liepart­ ment of t'UOuc Welfare of the i:) late ot Ob10. -' Plaintiff in her petition requeat1 auwomy ,o 1eU tne e ntll'e mter­ est m au parceta a.eacr1Ded in said petmon by virtue of �tttmn 21:.£7.­ Ud o, the rt.ev1sed t:ode Of Ohio. In the prayer .of the peti tion plamllff prays she may be au\hor• Llod a nd oruered to sell the en­ ure mtere1t In all pucel.s of real estate de.scribed in HJd peuuun, which are numbered 1, 2, a, 4, 5, 6 and 7, aeconttng to the 8latute1 in s uch case made and provided, Jree and clear of and aU cl alnu of the defendant.I herein, and lor 11ueh olher and turthe11 re­ lief, lea:al and ,equity, a s may be proper in the prerolles. Said parties are required to an■ wer on or before the 11th dlf of June A - D. 19fl0. ·,,, Dated April 211t, u,au. Edna 0. - IIIWk al Admln• istratr.i:r. of tbe Estate of Edmund A.. Carsey, de­ eeaHd.. crow, Port■r, Attotneye for Plaintiff (l) 21, 28; (4) 6, 12, 19, 26, 6tc GALLIA· I MASON ED D I ..,· Ch1111n&li 1 3 - Friday • .A. Mo,.!..,· .o�o a:llb llt'liil :i; \ · ti l'O.. ltilr• lli�c •·Ill � l'im .,oo su� -feniaade ' r crow • tur·••. , :r KAYDII-- .POWELL'S ........ Kelly Ti res ,,so Off ttie - -- --- t . net *· Votlf co ftt fy a ftd West8ffl ••e-lrlllf .a .,.,u _ "lkWi'l!t .-o Mdllllln ta lte vrn,at 'll(f.:;.:: a· Th�t .IJt. . . . 11:l!Q 11,.... ' , :tt' " tcr Plgott an and .Mr1. vcx i�r. Mrs e · .;1... rc i · · Mr._, 111d )Ira. L. �- r , '· II ot Clevelanlll, spent the week yB tmfllli! Pawell a"-d MH. �ub ::i l·e':id Juti Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pigott .Jui l■ wltfl er ind i-"le attend� � , P- aon , ·Don. Dexter Piilott ru,e,. ,.__. .(,. Bartlet Jl:eU, I lhl \J. s. �a,y. . � - . ·Kelly u,M here. \ti' · !:!Ii�Illart.,..,..1100 1>0· wn 'l'01111 'T K l llt..1 $ "'I r Schedule - WMl'O Daily Pro�� /ml Yliil anr , ti ., ,.:;J ll!e ......, -1 �; 11itf l1 18 ' _• •; . · · · :Attlllt:•ilf Laal�t•,­ , \ ·l: ayor , � ,q, ,r lidl!i■, F, kf;tenleb, Clerk _. CS)" 5, 12, 2te 1s1 P""1'1'° W- Le�•"'�.... ,,, suv,a STATION Middleport, Ollie Gi ves You More For Your - Complete HOLLYWOOD l!IEDS Standord Twin Sise =•· -.own 1-PtNa. a.ow New Furniture Arriving Daily $19-50 .Tr�d• Your Olii �orN -�!odoy Pll!CES BAKER . ' FURNl'.'!'\IRE , .,A" Middleport �· t ., uvel.ON6 �ce o., r,el '8 WC HS.TV C1'1 un!!ii!!> :r• ClilnDII 8 - Thursday •'I ' • OR, '/E6 ...t HAWE All....., ,, - f : ;:uowih� ' Weill• �:::r�: Dottle Lou IDJ· with ch chur __ met at the ;::_________ Brown as hostess. I N Elsi e Acnotd was elecled .. presiden t ; Norma Jean Bearhs, INANCI NO. HJ 6RD vice preaidenl; Dot�le Brown, OnfilMnu to vac.t. LODI ftrNI treas urer; Bi11 Be�fi. uainant alMf INch Street, both r11 �r treasurer; Ruth Ann Brothera. _ sec• h n, VI II• .., of ,.....,.,, Oh le 1 retary; Betty Grueaer, wlitant 1•1, AB�BB WHEREAS, on the 2nd � o secrtlary; Sharon DID, ne'lfl re- May, 1 900, a petiti on b� �1 porter; Dottie Brown, uail�Q.t_ re- owning lots in the immediate �,ctn­ -" '9ecb and porter; al)d fil.sii: Ar�ltl. pianllt, it)' of Long Street 5:15 Sign O n per>:ed o n11 h1m of tn1 1ring a1e p v111 , Grou Run 1 of ar sua In t stree m 6:00 Continental Classroo the meetlna: and reporta on Afri: Pomeroy, Ohio, which •�Id. J.t)flJ f,111 To4•Y .._ we re gtven by Betty Grueser a Street and Beech street ate �it'ewH 8:00 Katie Doonan Sho w tur� aerip �e t!, Ben dilly Mlillrjorie lnafter deterlbed, ... 8:30 Topper read by Betty Gme9er. with prayer lt'lnted to Council, prt.Yint �l'J, . Ml Re l(J:00 Dough by Erneal Hall. eaid 11treeb between the p>im Re treshmentl ware raerved by · n■fllfd be v acated, and .· .1nfEREAS, 111 owners of the hostess to thoae .-. m� 1bon • and Ma ry oonnat and Melina Kay perty abuttinf 1aid 11tree'-. !\•porter a Dill, Lind , Y""1" eton tl:2S Carl d i J m er, s llon a WI.C Grue �-I consented to the , ,' 1 1 1,so I llarrld Coty Beaver, Anita Hall, Con�ie •�ti, ,nd ,. 12:\10 R- 0 WR�, no notice la NCI� Dili ;end adults, lln. Orville ." f:00 AmerIcan I!andsI and av!; s ce That t2:.,0 Loft: Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Fr1n H ed ind ', 5:'iO Rocli:y and Elis Friends 1:00 About l'leel 'Glazier lillnd Mrs. Jamel Hall. · WHEREAS, councU, upon h•· a t Be cisco 11:00 San Fran 1 :30 Med.le inl, 1, 1■t.i1fied thiJt there " ,soot � 2:00 i)a., in COurt 8:3C Your Es�o- Reporter "1All4)LINI ALLIY cold¢ lo/_ ,uch vacation '' 2130 Gale Storm I tr1t/Ii•� de 8:40 Weather Teller be not wtn tl that for \ 3:00 'E �at tht Clock qupl tS:45 John Daly New, to 'the &eneral Ina.rest, ■nd You 'i'rul Do Wbo •:30 , ore ref . the now ?: oo 11111111 de, to be ma S:00 lll1bl1Chts ,nl 'PJl/1..., I '1:30 SU!ve Canyon Marlaret'1 'Weddlnc g:D=�GE t:00 Donna Reed ! '5:30 Rln tht Tin .­ of ce eren conf nual an STATE OF OHIO, 'V, 37th The POMEff..() t:SO The Real McCoy■ 3:00 San Fr1nci� Mat ft ar hlo O sue the in j: Tluil 1.,on1 Street _ the Southeast District of $:SO Your beo Reporter 1:00 P,t .dOO!"'" Show and Teach• In the Village of ,Pom eroy, Ohli s of Parent s res cong 8:fO Weather Teller o9:SO The u�uchaole• era met Tuesday at the Betty hereby v acated between the Daly Newt John 8:45 t Hun sea l0:30 Mlll1 Glub in M•detta. lowing po;ints: . 7:00 Budidy 3�er 'lhow �e,1iWnf - at tfie Sottf.tt .tut .' or the Mlddleport bers • Mem 1um New' Toniaht J ta l't$n 7:10 wait lJ mey Franies M. Lall-, 8 attended the iftemoon Der of Ut l · 1 1 : 10 Scanning the We ather Political PTA who phrey Hull\ rt Hube 8:30 Hackett e & t d:ttiq A n to tVilla�, of RQm�'rJ session were M�. Oeorc .d 11: 15 Spotts Tonigh flt Strip Sunl 77 S:OO Brad\ltft eQt cotnel' . Asa Charle w Sho Mrs. • e where !N;id Jr., and 1 1 : 20 Lat .,. ea .0:00 The- Detec••v eat side ot . Su ,� bury. Going for tbe evening 1e11- tersects the 0·30 Bl11ck. Saddle in , . S65 Mn. ; Gregg, fe1 S then� don were M rs. Luc)' Ruq t l 1:00 The New TQnl1ht the· 80 th ld Dona d alo� an tiOI\ ard dt;k Hubb y E. f Harold wealeti her Weat the r nlnl cula ,Scm a t !0:10 Spec n rtoo f.tle C a 8,00 Plunkett. wcste'rly dlet,:loh � ,1:15 iport§ Report theme for th'e everiin!C to U)8 Wett l�l'ie ot � S� a The 1:SO Romper Room No.. , 11:20 ,I,ate st,ow program :w■s "Tbe Te�m 11 n� as ta1• ._,ut In P_lat � . U:30 Movie �r­ ea1 th t�1s sou e a has1_z the Tools". To emp rnlile 31; thence lri ­ t discussion there w,s a panel ly direction, to· the �uth eai � r \c 1 � whic h brought out 1ix di Uarent ner .of a traet � llffl now h (89' !lride tool • in rel.s.tion to P mnt-Tes C' h- in erb own�d by Leo K. Mut mbet Uece ' I .SO al . 108 'l'L -.I Vol for n I pect s Re ed , otd were Rec , They . D\:ed er work 12.00 Love of Ule I d �, of D�� s een ecord tb bet -Pa ie 571 o [ e R -w Cooperation Others 12:30 �earch for Tpmorrmv c 1n e ,I then a duc 1:00 The Brighter DRJ' c Ohio); �e · School, • F; n a ounty, d ,Child �t Home .i igs 12:45 The Guldlnl 14ihl fol1owi� 1 , . , Home, direction 4:1& The Se�ret Storm the r N In easterly h Women t o for tlon _, :00 Heart of the City 4:30 The Edge of Night a -and Par- the N9r\h 1 I f11e �f· , a _lr/1,ct o� . l � ,i: , Religion, Togethemes ge1 ' Stoo B:00 The Three 1· :sr: AJ the World ir;-µ,ta 't,1, Z,hl :: . entat GuldnOS8, ; ""�o!lr' �f }loll( y iif� in -Deed Book No. 1 ter -• • ,t • h• the" " fe· u "fio •·. SO The Llfe of Rile befo .... .., hi?ld Wa9 ti.er din ,� A L v 31QQn 10RAI' ,;q l· of i;)eied a oi:ct the on 1:00 Arth ur J", Smit�ew• � Rec also 11:30 Ari. l,.inkletter f'aie 17 of the evening meeting and . where to ther a We s Ohio, be he C t t at n ounty, k um Loo veraJ -se -A Meigs ..l:llJ of ••M The Millionll ireprogram were west the t intenect sp id line would by the Mother Sln1en. The mee tl:20-Jule Rivlin Show , . �, The Verdict it Youn tbence was closed ,with the Sina:ers lip� of sug'ar Run Stre_et : ing e:30 All\01 'n Andy DAY ter n to Brigh ctio t.00 The J,l.anhall In a North westerl)' dire si n ging The Lord 's Prayer. f:00 ' t Storm No. seere 1 Lot The of �:15 �r held corn the south ea11t The UHU meeting will be '1:30 Lock U p e plac the Tbt! Edge of Nieht n, !:SO itio Add ley s La of aaid in Zanesvme. !:(M) BettY Hutton Show ges Stoo e Thre The f:fO · of beginning . 1:30 Johnny Ringo Su1:80 'file Life of IRlieJ · See. 2: T hai Beech Slreet In t:00 Zane Gr�y 'nl.eatre age of Pom• f:00 Arthur J. Smith-New, Vill the in Ru• gs, 1:30 Shotgun Slade 8:1!5 A Leok al the Weather M'Oy, -<tlrlo, Is hereby vacated bes sent w Pre Sho lon in 10:00 Dev 6:20 Jule ftlvl · twetn lhe fohowl ng points: AUNT FRIT ZI , Jl:00 News E Andy 'n' Amoa · 'J:30 l�Jlln • ,a tpe Soulh weot ,or lel , her t a We W HAT AR E the at 11:10 A Look 7:00 \t:arkham of 'Lo'f No. 1 of France s M . U I>OI N0 13 ater YO The lt: US •ley's Addition t o I.he Vlha1e of 7:30 RH. h lde ,:H E R E '? N I • west l2·30 Sl1n Off h �meroy· thence In a Nort (""Ill R 8:30 Joh n Kennedy Political lines rear \ht � .ion , y 411e'eU0n 9,00 Arthur Godfrey Show 4, �. 8, ,. 8, 9, iJ Lo� l'!Ot. I, Z, Twlllghl Zone · The tt!> west �•rClyt li!• �:00 he ,! _lo 1 d (:_oi' • jj> 8:00 c'Bs New• . · to Penon nce contmuon the Pers 10; No. ner or Lo{ 8:15 Captaln �.anproo d irection lerly New• wes :00 ,1 th Nor a in 1ng 9:00 Cartoon 'i1te■\flr ther Wea the at a South ll in L<lolr: ce A ll:lO -,. about Ml feet: then ...,:00 -The Red Ro� Show inter• lo feet Spec ial Broadcast 15 40 n : 1 1 ctio dire We,terly �; 30 On the 00 l3 Th · th., Weal l!IJ• of Beech Street, 12 ' aett i:__ l '.AJve Lu" •·· oo __•_ U :® _�;;;��;:-- -;:,.:.-_,_ .�t,ipjlitdai 11> tol. I, ,P,ge 31 of the :i:::--;:;;-:.i:"-=-:i: � . Reoorder'■ of Plata: Record• ee Soul� 1)ijn ; tla!IIO'lltilflli 1iO (� g the alon feet 442 li'. rot 44,-fiei."'Ea 12:IO R Th...... Frtdiy lhtnce et; Stre l,;t ... ol lllila , !'[1t1t 1:to Newa On lhe_. 10 l!itl!I feet 47 1:118 ll!I Dell- , z,mt Jual � · :" c� then et; Stre i Lon of l:lJ\! Gueot line ,ant Nortb calllri« oil, Pl. !liea ea ther n, about ctio dire .y J el" f:lu 11,,.. east th NOr I in - a:oo _.,..., a,, � 3 feet to the pface or beamninl, 3 · 11!! �: 0 � . dt Pd\J V:00 J!reuf which li the South welt corner o�_ B!ali !lo aiuld 1,QUil�, l ol rr- _II, of Pon,. . 8:1& Bttatfaal PirlJ' 4'. ao ' 111u,fo Go'kountl 8:30 liewa lew o:oo S� In ., !bll ; Ordin•noe _bo ,o,Q!l Col!ee Time a'.10 Sporia' Scorea Sb• 1rOirt ,nd ,1/IW�P NJuf, 111 10,., �. &, lona �:la The Bind· Bo• vtlt r- ,n ow..i by ,l • �· -: 10:11 ll!""'? t �!M9 • · • a�w ie_ ll'" W f i:U J/al JI.OOt Channel 3 ·· Friday I.ego/ Notice Pl11 Yom ijlH!cb Price " Blih� CoueentratlOn Truth . or COl'IN(tutnefl could :&e You Mid Day Ne-«:; Kovletlme Loretta Youn, 'llleat• "atone Youn, Frorr. Thne ·koota Comedy Playhouae t:30 Adventure Tffne 5;00 �te•mboa:t Bill 1:30 C isco Kid 8:00 Music in the Round 1:15 Jim Thacker Show 11:16 Weatherca•t 8:30 Newa Pictu-e ts·45 Huntley Brinkley Repon • 7°:00 Pioneers T:SO 'nlill Man DawtOn 8:00 Troubleahooten 8:30 'Masquerade Party 9:00 C avalcade of Sports 9:45 Jackpot ,Bowling 10:00 Art Carney Sbow · ,0:411 Jackpot J!owllnl ·.1 :00 New• Headlines t I : 10 Weatherc11t ll:15 Jl<'k Paar Sh� • ·00 Sip Off tO:llO \ 1 :00 1 1 :IO 12:00 12:30 I :00 1:10 1:!IO 3:00 3:30 Eagle Ridge t New� Repor ..,,,, w■11 ...... i,, Tut le. ntcltt with Suun end Sara Ridenour of 9x 1 2 TWEED RUGS $39,50 - · ---- - - - _ ( 24b ) For Tr e ad --- -----­ ( 20bi lnsuronc» ... & VAN UNDT I nursday Ch1nnel 3 - 91. t• Floyd, a 21.year-old New York truck dr)ver who broke into the ranks of t be co nten d er s with' hia s urprise Ul)ael of previously-un­ beate n Von Cllilly two months ago, gla dly accepted the bout with Joh nson and viewed it s s the op­ por tun ity to score the upset or the year. • ( 21 ) Real Estate .. TE LEV ISI ON GU ID E WSA Z,TV Chan ne l 3 P10LADELPH1A U PI-The pro­ blem of find ing "wiU i n g" oppon• enll continue& lo plague Harold Johnaon, the number one light heavywei1bt Conten der who ticor ed a lop11ided 10-round deciaioo o\ler Clarence (Ti�r) FUoyd . Wednesday n ight. The nationalJy . televise d bou t was the 31 year old Phi la d el­ phia n·s 12th consecut i ve viclOt)' but the winnini streak stre tches over a lour-year period marked with long layoffs because of the laclr. of opponents. a j Dally S�ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 5, 1960-7 ,I ; iriL ,- - ' ,, I'M B USY-·1 HAVE A NEW HOB BY . �- · - --·---·- - - ---·--·· - - ., . ... . � .. ·�Daily Sentinel, Pdmeroy-Middleport, o.)day a, 1960 - .. ••-· J 1 J Mot hers, Daughte rs Attend Dinner SpOnSOred By Federated Women's Guild • _ ,. • •. . ,' •• •' ·1 f . • ... Mrs. Zundel Was Speoker For Family Night Mrs. Ralph Zundel apoke to first the congregation of the Baptist Church. Middleport, Wed . ne5d ay evening when the ch tuch held a hm1ly Night meeting in observance of Family Wfflk. In her ta lk on ··Christian Fam• •ly L•le· · , M" Zund e l Lold of w ays '" strengthen and enrich the family as a umt. She empha,bed families worshiping togeth• er. enJoyme11t of music to1ether I le�rning together, k eeping com: m1ttments ancl discusaing their futurea together. Mrs. Zundel list ed 1 0 ways which f1n11l1es can strength en thei r lives .t s . Having run together, cel ebr;it111;::: :µecidl days sha ring e x perienc es. family c�unsel­ ing, smgin t:, worki ng, und er• standing each ol her. rntcrta ini ng others. go111g lo church together and gn·111g sacrifil'al l y . . • She emphasized t he need for pue�tli lo _spe nd as murh time as pou1ble _w i th their childre n .and lo wonb1p togeth e r es a family 50 H to not looi;e lhe be nefit an d blesting which j 8 g.ained by lam­ 07 worship. T�e an_n ual moth�r-daughter dinner sponsored by the WoGu ild_ or the Federated. c hurc h was he ld W ednesday at 6:30 p . m . , with 1 1 1 mothers and daughters present. �!rs !'h al �1 e 1 nhart ass1s1M by ______ ___ �Ir... l·li•la nd ll ml':. . '.1-t rs . Uale d e the ir r d ection of Mrs. Guy R u-;. Sm11h, �Ir� J..awn·rll'e Lanning, se ;ind Mn. Marvin BW"t, p«' 8(· n !'f rutzlmg. �1 r� W J Bar• sl:'nted a group of _Ms songs and inger r lcls 11111d · ,.rs l . tady:. l"w.:kler pre• playii mclud ing, The Bible ng, p;ir(' d the dJ11nn. v. hich was serv- Je1ms Loves Me. Praise Him,So Two ctl by l'llll :-1t- 1nh,m , Uen N eutz· f'r nge rs, The Willem .an, God Made 1mg, H<' v Waldo J . 13;i rtels, D ille Bab i es, Jesus Sees Me, The Llttle :,11111h , fhi-.�lrr K n i g ht H nd J oseph Bunn y a nd the step, t,p and bow Sisson t;il,1£, 1.h-wrauons under motion song and cl o-500 with the thP Sl.pcrns1on of .\1 1...s Erm;ii pray er song, "We Thank Thee." • Smith wuc p11sh'l flower arrange. Particip1it1ng were Manly n and ,m·nt 11 uf l!rn·n . _yellow and pink, C. ralynn _Tracy, Ehzabel� Blaett � Marc111 Owen, w11h matrhmg n.1pk111� ilnd can - ncr, Connie Lan• dlc� ning JJ�1my �hmo_ll, Allen Holter, l.ro1cc wa� SJVl'I, tiy )lrs. Thom - Davld Crov:, �arvm Wilaon, lteaa as Young, spmtual ltfe chairman Booth, Eddi e Young, Stevie Jewel ;i. nll l h. , under the �1- I M c prugr11m 'AilS Hlrold E. Hubbar d, presided e lanie BW"t, Dehn ICennedy. in'. io 5 �l:� � �� �� -1: �� ��l�n& �: •: grid Hawley, �•ncy Crow, Rhond a over !he service a nd introduced h r · Be ee Wilson, Jennifer Chapraan Milr:e Mrt. Zun del and Mrs. Beulah . u ti !_bite 10 d Mrs. Paul Haptonstall � �rses; � :� t :"'1 neas G i lmore and Donald Smith. ' c n u : , Mrs. a ..-uO ting "My God and I'' . M rs. Fred Blaettnar, president. A gift of Mrs. Rlcbard Youo1·• iroup j H1pton1t11l accompanied them money w u given t o the Kathy Sue n n g "How I>o YQU Do Mother " on her aecordi a n and als0 p I ayed , White t'und. following the ain e ing afte r wb.lcb a skit, "Tlie &pelll�g "Swtet Hour of prayer .. 16 an o r "St.itk Up t h e Dishes For the Clai;s" w.u presented b y Carla •ccordian wlo . �en to Wash' ' the group adjourned Norton, Sandy Hendrlckl, Mary . Tbe &ervice -WilS opened with to !he s_a nc_tuary for the program. Francia, Jantee Schmoll, C.ndy A rec1t11t1011 "We Love You M.o- Grueaer and Linda Smtth. A reel• an or&il.n•puum cJuCl ··My Task" lher.'' by Caralynn and Mar ilynn lation, "To Rock ur Not Lo R-k " by Mr t. L. ec1 1 Br.. ubury ,nd M r,· Tracy, Mel a me Burt and EIWlbeth was given by Donna Jl.elbel "'" who Gerald Anthony after which L . Blaettnar, opened th e progri m 1f . alao 11ng, "Rockaby e Ba by ," Three D. D11cs gave L he evening prayer. · Alter tne devot ion a! service re• t�r whu:h a toast to mothers w11 readln11 wtre 11ven lnclud ln(I freabm enta were served in the .Il l Ven by Sa lly Globokar a nd I toast ·'The Br■vrst Battle," by Penny to. da ughters by Mrs. Phll Globo lr.ar Hay es; "Mother and Othen," by bateme n t with Mrs. Hubbard with Mn. Lena Huber givina: a C heryl Hood, and "An Apology to serving punch a nd Mrs. James toast to dau2hters a nd grand - Mother,'' by Ann Holter. The pro- Pul l e !} the cake. O t hers aHl1tin a daughler1. . gram cloaed with a recitation were Mrs. Pa ul Smart , Mra. Tony The Hegmneri Departm ent, un• ·' Which Lov1d Beat," , by BeHi� Fowler and Mn. Ray R. Plclr.en1. The refreshment table waa cen---Wa taon. - •---Potted plants - were 1iven to lere(I with a be.euli ful a rran1:e• Mrs. C. _J. Ebenbach, the oldest m ent of 1piria .end lilacs ce ntered mother pre se nt , and to A[rs. Jlmrny with a church replica . Joe Guinther, the youn,:eat mother pre$ent. ---- m en s 11 :::;.�°; Around And Ab.out Mid dleoort .. ,■ !!>DI■ 1,olio.....w.T Fai r Program Visiturs thh week with Ml!,1 Loia Cecil were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ca rpenter who were enroute from their winter home in Florida to l nei.r ho rn� in Athena, Mrs. T. F. . c.ec1I ol Coolv1i1e and Mn. Vlrgin l.i , Bentz rhorly, a former resld_ent ol R11clne and n ow 11,,i. Ina: m Zanetvllle . Mri. Haro]� Hood. proprietor of Mary June II Be,rnly Shop NI· turned ho me Tu esday (rom Colum bus w_he re she spt!nt three daya a llend i n g t�e Beauty Colle ee for ttdVlHH'e hair styles. , H�b Shirk o.nd ftUllscll S hirk Jr. of Sprin�fldd vi�i lc d over the weekend with their grandmother Mn. Mm11 ie Erlew111e 11n d famuY on Gran t �I. Mrs. Erlewine who ha a lil.!en 111 for i.e,• er.a l weeka Ji a llttl e impro��� Mrs. Jamu I ltu! Sr. and Mn. Ro hrrt Jklbcl we :-c 1 11 Loe an ye1te_rd11y to attend a regional meet1n1: of 1:11rden clubs. Mr. li n d Mrs. Jo1 1 S ehli af v Ja il, od thl11 week wlth M n . n. �. Sti ns�ury and Ml11s S1d! y Sr haa t . Mr. Schaaf h.11 been rccen l ly di•• 1.!hargcd from the 11rmy au d from hore th(')' weut tu Calllt to vlail with Mrs. Sc-haa l' R po1. ren la . M u . A. V. Smi t'h and M n. Kathryn Thomp»on and children '!loved thi!I week from Short fou.rlh Street to Nay Ion Run. M�. and Mn. Paul Bo11Uc ,re mov m11 In to the l'. w. Vance propet1ty 011 Sixth Avenue. ltr. and Mrll. Charles Neal and irln d1on, l'erry , were In Port1mouth one day last week. Mr. and MM!. Vlrill Edward• have return ed tu their home In Columbus a fter spendlni the Wfflr.111n d with Mr. and Jifrs. Charita Edward, and Mr. and Mra L. S. Dile, ind other relatlvea. Contribution Made Discussed Wh en M 1' n'st To Kathy Sue _ I e rs M ee t Devotions by the Rev. Arthur Hos p'1 tal FUn d McCaul y, host pastor, op ned t h mcetl g or the M M n e igs County A contrlbutlon w11 made to L he in1sterlal A.s ,wc1al 1on held Mond ay Kathy Su<' White fund when th e , _. , Golden Rule Cla11 of the Pome• at lhe Racme Baptist Churth. ltev. Eui::cnc Brow n presld enl roy Church of Chrtat met Tuesday l he e vening at the hmlle of Mn. Mel· 1 cond ucted busin�ss scuio� whe n the foir program was d is• vln Smith, CHeater Road . Mn. Elwood Bowen , prealded cut1ed. Rev. F'ran d s H. Glazi er at. the., . meetin g which opened WH na med chairm a n of the fa� wHb. . �e\l,Cillion1 taken from Pro • proa:ram . The Rev. D elbert �. S. verbi 15 by Mn. Walter Kennedy M U ia, District Superinten dent ot Jr., who ill.so read a poem ''What the Ohlo Southest Conferenct> of l s The Bihlt'?'' and cloffld with the Ev a ngchc.il Unite d Brethren pr11yer. Members reapon ded to C hurch, WIil be the speaker for roll call with a readlnf concern • the op e ning ni y h \ of the fair Rev Ing "Mother". Plans were made Ha rold Do:;ter 11p9k e of his futur� for a wiener roast for me mbers work with the Bethany Colleie of and families in Ju ne at the Mid• whl e h he will be repre sentative The _ next me e ting w JII be a �(. d!eport Park. A chuact er 11kctch on Asher luck_ din ner for ministerei and the i r WIiii given hy Mn. Ed ward Ve noy fam1ll oa 011 June Z8 at Forked and e n tertainment was In charge Run L.a k o, of Mn. Bow ers with prl1.l!ll award- , A t lrndm g were Rev. Roberl n. r d t o Mn. Alda JeHere and Mn· C ard, Rev. Pa_ul Hook s. Rev. Fred Charle11 •:akcw. 1 · Go1.r� ner , ,,irs. Edmu nd Life, R e fr csh rncnh were sorvod by Rev. • rank Dunn , Rev. McCauley, lhe hosteaa to Mrs. Gladys Dailey Rev. Brown, Rev, Pearl Casto, llev. M r8 . Kennedy, Mrs. Jeffen, Mn. I Do5lu, R e v. llalph Zunde l, R ev. Harol d Smith, Mrs. Esk ew, Mre � John Elwooll and R ev. Howard Bower ,. M rs . Venoy an d 50 lluppe lt. Cr a lg and Mn. Denver Kipple. e Mrs. Maxine Arnold. Girl Scout cookie so.hi chairman for the coun• Ly . lR 11nnounc\ng • mecll nf for l'"rlday ;it ten o' clock Ill the Sun• sh ine Coth1ge In Middleporl of Stout ('OOkle aale le aders. Mr,. Arnold uk t h• l each leader have her work sheet comple ted and be rea dy lo tu,rn In I fin•I r11porl. Mra. Arnold \11 expreuln,i her appredatlon to 111 who helped m a ke the Brownie and Girl Scout cooikle 11le I 8UCCHI. l,e,ulers To /Ifeet Mr. Wa llac e Nic hols e e Election o( om eers WH he ld w hen th e y out h Fellowship 0( the Rock Spring.a · Methodist I Church m et Monda,- evenlni at I I the church. . Mary Mc Mee, president, con­ du�ted the buslneaa seHion · which opened with the Lord 's Prayer I n unison an d scripture rea d ing or 1 Corinthia ns 12: 4_30 by ituth Ann Brothen. Officers el ected were Louann• Leonard, pre8i den t ; J a net Arnold, vice presi dent; Carol Bearhs, secre• 1 tary: Rutn Ann Ball ey, treasuUJ'; Patty Arnold , news reporter· and Roger Leirh elt, represent.a� tive to the O(flclal Bo.a.rd. It w.. announced that th, Ch e,ter charg, M Y F we,e Invited to attend a Bkatlng party fllurs• day evening given by the Paator. �I Unity o( Shad e Valley . A meetrng of th4; Ch ester charge MYF wa:; announced for May 8th a l the Alfred Methodist Church. S even rea d ings were elven dur• Ing the pro1ram hour ,includ ing· Woreh l p For the Home, P1ttY Arnold an d Mary Ja ne Dougla1· What Ne w Commandment Did Jeaus Giv e Janet Arnol d ; A Re• de 111 pUon l'•Uo-wahtp, lbry lft­ Afe�: Golden Rule, Ruth .Ahri ll1tl1y; Our Fellowship Jn The Church, Louanne Leonard; Personal Callin g, Rlchard Clark · and My Life-Now An d Then, ' Mrll. Hugh Bcarhs. The meeting closed wi t h the M YF ben ediction a fter which re­ freshmen h were se rved by Lou• an aa Leonard. The ne xt meeting will be he ld Monday, May 16, with Mary Jane Dougl111 as h01le111. ALUMNI TO MEil The Harrisonville Alum n i All• IO('iatlon has announced II meet• Ing for Monday, MRy g at 8 p, m. lo complete plan11 tor the Alumn i banquet to be h eld M1y 2 1 . The me eting · will be held al the Harrl­ !IOnvllle School. SE E TH E N EW @W RE FR IG tRATO RS On Tho Second Floor -· SEE THIS ' EVENT OF EASY TO t/SE SPRED PAINTS more po_, attachment• El�erfeld s I n Pomeroy . ' I May 7tti WEATHER -·-- ... Oh ..: lncf'Mlin9 cSeNin-. 30 mllM ,.,- ._,r 8IMI WNWt .. Ny. Sh.werl, thUf'..,11.,... .. ........ tonltlhf', letvr4ay tum,. int cool.,. Rain llbly. LAow .... ft� SO. north■- 60 UltMvfh. I Ugly Tornadoes Rip 2 States. Hundreds Are Dead, Injured WILBUR.TON, Okla. UPI - A I about 30 squa re blocb of this town seriea ol ugly tornadoes danced levelina: a bout 12 square blocb auou Okl1hom1 a nd Arkanw and ca111ing M per cent damage lo during the night leaving hun dreds Uie rnt. All water in the town ol dead and injured, many more was contaminated by the 111.orm. The twister dutroyed the Cal­ homelu1, and lhi1 town I sh.am• Baptist Church just before vary bU4id an bin of wrecked hoURS 50 persona were to begin a ,upper. nen build,ings. re At leat )5 persons were known The Rev. R. L, Phillipi aaid lbe hey t so e,cape, to n ce cha no wl.fl and zone, torruido dead in the more than 230 penons were in- I jU1t knell and prayed. AH were jured, many aeriou1ly and some illjured . crit'ica lly. "We were bounced around as The twisters 1tarted skipping I. 1 In a ca e, ., Phil!"Ip&· 111·d· "It � Thursd ay ni&ht, and continued if the whole ,arth had m as td tee hammering a dozen small town, rallen from ��b us. It �med Oklahoma about d usk across we.. wl!r'e f�llmg forever . . . . bou n. They for the next four We d iscovered one ,..oman struck Ark.anaa• early today. t 19 yeara old under a m�t­ abou ,, Several victim, were killed as R. L M �omaell of ra� IO . � : ttS r, oth suppe to own d they nt lion IOI US, � 11&lr:.01ee, 1a1�. � while they 1lept and at leut three She was dead. lymg face down in . . pe rsons died when their can were aboul 111: lRCbet o( water , The piclr:ed • up orr a highway and storm apparently ripped her ha� smaahed along the roadside. out of her handl. The baby wun t 1 3 o..d At WHlllllrtM to � found . Sb.�. 1till clutched tbe sa Reports from Wilburt.on id 13 ba I blanket by penona were kilwl and up to lz:t. -------COLUMBUS UPI-Mrs. Richard penons injured. R. Willis, who can· ,whip up a The twiater churned through chicken d inner that'a oul of th is world, won the Mr< Ohio title ----------Thursday night. The comely, 30 year old Wash -_ • Inglin Court House mother of s four won the title a fter , <wowith n hour coo k-OU in competitio 16 othe r contestant,. IRONTON, O. UPI-A 1am of Runnerup was Mrs. Richard P . J re5CUe 'WOR�r!"unda,y ury Funeral &UYices for Cetil L. . MacDermott of Welllngton, who Ios a lto\lr came i n second after placing fint Sleeth, a&e 62, who died IRl<ldenly :.'11 • e · �ife t,,, . 91 e, 782 1 al his home fhlll"lday nipt, in home .planning. tince Wedne&e4 · veMra. Willis, who faiJed to 1>l1Cf! South tulu, Akron, 0., will be fltllt In any lndLYidmrl events, held Saturday at t p. m . a.Ill tbe The body of N mini prtl)UM clllcke11 · roy1le, • 4illt P�-1- f.untnl.. � � made -wWa chicken breull, herb so� with burial at Kirkland llleia- fact ::nn:YI B urtm,lon on ifi e l stufflnf and sour cream-mush- onal Gardena� near l,.akia. Ohio River al1 9_: 15 p. m. (edt). Mr. Slee(h _ had been I foreman room sa uce; fudge calr.e and ic-rt thaD � • • ......-teti; uliDC Goodyear Rubber Co., WH thei� hanck• .. ch.eesecake. ·"-_.o; ,.....,la ud _ 1 at the '""":"'a nalive of Clifton and ,vu I equipment, .a.g1m1t irtrualed veteran of WGrld war .the cloek I shifting sand, around • e the boy h6pe tbat slim Sir the in : $ rs Survivors are three brothe aJlve. be 1lill mi&ht I , HuntVirgil ton: Forrest, Charles High National Record 1 About 800 spectaton, including Gall, ington and Ray of Miami, Fla. ; Emory's St. Patrick's father, Minor Payne, • and the cC oy, M these 1ist ers, Mn. Thelma WASHINGTON UPI - U . S. of• da ughter of COBA sire Emory's St. thr broth ers , ;md three 1isten, ee n, Harri.Io Lucy Mn. Fla., licials said today that Soviet Pre· Patrick, produced 20,326 pounds of Miaml., at the scene -when the were Mn. Zona Rogers, New· mier Nikita J{hrushchev appears milk and 91� pounds of butterfal Clifton body WU finall1 reeov• uth's y o Mill an d ton, W . Va.; Miss Lesaie , to be trying to lay .a basis for to set the natio nal record. ered. Gail is the first or the G uernsey Ivy Sleeth, both of Mason. blaming the West if the Big Four Thomas Henry parenta His to age of yean The �oulh'11 mother, Mrs. Dor­ summit conference fails lo ease breed under five produce over Z0,000 pounds of Sleeth and Nora (Riddle) Sleeth, othy Payne sobbed as bis body tensions. prel.'eded him in death. wa1 brought from the bole in the This was their interpretation of milk in 10 months. This h1. mous Frien ds will bl! receind at the ba<"k)'ard of th eir borne from 2S available is i:.ire y Guernse l{hrushchev'a R o c k e t - r attling COBA at fun�al home anytime after 6 p. feet down.. speec=h to the supreme Soviet to all Meigs County dairymen m. Saturday. '11le Rev. Richard techCOBA "We pray ed lhat our boy would Thursday, which included t he dis· the regular fee said 1 Wright will of(lciate. Slerrelt. Dick n, a nlci be returned to us alive. We pray• closure that a U. S. plane was ahot ed without ceaaing the nlgbt a nd last down over the Sovlet Union lhe acetdent happened• Sunday. :�::..i The United States pressed its Pa1ne·s fatbel\ pa1tor of the Inquiry into lhe plane incide nt. T1bernacle Emmanuel Baptist Americ an officials were conv inced the Russians had destroyed an un• armed U. S. weath er plane with an from the well. unconscious civilian pilot who ac­ Chand• ll Campbe J. Dr from ay yesterd received letter a In fron• the ddentally strayed across ler Supervisor of the OhJ o Scholarship Tests, it was declared I lier from Turkey. ,,.,,.. ......... Regular Priee $89.95 NOW JUST s49.aa � ' l ' ,' ' ' ·. ' ' . � , ·. With Pur�ha$e of Upright HOOVER Sweeper Clifton Nat1've Taken UddeWY • At Akron ffome Supply I• Jbntled - Stop soon Registe., for Free Hoover Steam I ron Notfilng • buy! E/ectHc r .. Flaa, · Washer · w.-e11.-.- ,1oore.-:; Then Drink• Up the aorub.Waler '' the 11111 - .,�.. ----1 I/nee tfll map W ....... 1 8tt rid ol IJtlCllllt, ... . -.111i,; 1 end ,.._ ..... flaan 1flll\ Na llf -<11• flllll ..... • I Washington CH Mother Winner Of 'Mrs. Ohio' . . te' .<",•ffl Dry IRON � ··•', , ,- · t . .. During Hoover Day, Only . ·• '" "'I' HOOV E� 'PAYS · $9.8 8 Nikita Appears -To Be Preparing Summit Alibi • for the SURPR ISE of your LI FE try the AMAZ I NG , HOOVER : POLISHER ,.,.,., \ _ uers Weary Resc Fail In Balt}e 1'1'th Well Sand 1=1 r-;: it..,"'?!'1�n::_J° • .,t!!,':. "' ter-r.a: · S PEC I AL . · · 8 ClNLY ' at this Price ! llolb ol thct• con,e,ndera !or lb• Democratic prealde.ntial nomln■.• Uon Interrupted their eampalcn11 to be Jn W11hin1ton today for the 1cheduled nn■I Senate vote on help depresaed le1illat1on lo In a session of county court this morning, Nora Muller, 59, ■rc u. 1n th eir par■llel auaulll on the El.aenhower 1dmlnl1tralion, oi' Pennsylvania, was fnied •25 and costs .on a charge of in• eath hH atreued hill belief that tox.ication brought by the aheriff, with $15 of the fine su s• tbia blll ia important lo the pock.­ pended. She paid up and �u released. eta of economic d iltreH in West HAR.OLD I, DAltlT, cited by Vlr!Pnl.1. the ahcriff'a office on a feckleas covering . from a eoneu1alon after in the !ace h>' a bill operatlqn chatte forrelted I NO beina .struck b at home pla �e. Tbe •C(ld•nl t 4 ' h to 1pi>f1r r fa'ueci he bond when · · happened at1 noon yesterday. She be-arinc. nose a nd for'!he■d Injury sutfered Y OMI E P police RO NIW TH and was • brought to Pomeroy by s servl<!e, thi into weat cruiser to and taken the Dr. Butri r,nu,i mornina: wltli &he new radio installed yet:terd.Q. The nd O was hoipltal In \he Ewir11 alnbulance. At Harrisonvllle, Lolll.se Afln ordered from a GaUlpolla �r m. at a C rseY was Injured when 1he was Monday evenlp2'.- seNlon O Pofflalso 1truck by a bat •t boiue plate. . John G. Ginther, 00, died Th urs- erof Council. , • day at the home of a son, Or i s, Chief led Weblter aald-tou, .tbat near Cheater. delivt:ry of the i111:.w motor acooter Old Score May Be J{e wit 1n empl"yee of the fOl' , C�eclr:inl park.Ina melen. is ex- Evened OD Saturday Ohio Rlver Electric , C'o. u hU1 1 93'1 pected tomotrow. The icooter wH When Mlddle rt and Racl11.e wbeu he retired. He w11 a member a1so ordfired by Council Al:c.ltKlty d iamond lelimt �tana:le tomorrow evenin,i. of tbe Feder■� · Church. 1 p. m. in M�dl epor1: In the at his death h¥ s,Rt NG ..SIU.LL play took He wa, preceded fn t he Cl au A secllon•l finals wife'. SurvMnf are· the eon, three its toll - In lwo co\lnl.y crade ackets wlll ha ve a chance to J g.lr.l� w y, Porn- achoob )'ell.erday . ilh two si sters, Mrs. :%ph i• OqU even an old score. m:,y; Mn. Mary siu,.ey , Cl ark&- 11 tbe victims. It w11 in t.he early 1930& that burl, W. VJti.: MN. · Edith Adt�cer A t s�aCW1e, • Katen Grueser, Racine beat Mlddleport In these rin. t · . n ind two 1R■ da:uJhter of M r, and Mn. No an , Akron, 1 ,irandso · aame final•, ttnd did It aa:a in in a R k ru .e . re o er Hoapltal G e r I■ l pndloN- the late 30a. In \he l1U1 . 19(0& Funerai aen1Cf!• will be held - -'----- ---Middleport tnoe!ttd Racine out o f AVAIi.AiLi l.�INIII Ewtbe trorJ Saturd&i' at 2 p . m. d istrict fi �ls, 10 the laclr:eta the btl Funeral HOme .wh� , friendl ()�o �t ; 1'ct� ■re availare ''Me down" ln thta. jou1Un1. fl'p?J! ni,w County •'llfl� Uli able ' . .., eaJJ, at any t111e Burial will· l �'ll bl Boone. Hindy � o T' i 808 Co,, ton ll lln . Ketro,ol ,_ matary _ � e• v (;,ro. be bf1 the Be� J,laiclne'I aenior ri&biband.a11imt ,.�,. St., ofKain E. Y,illl I, Waldo TIMi R8!!, 'Cl�- r • � . oww,, o,1# .�, �- , r,,,, News Roundup: Home Front STILL NARROW, MIXID NEW YORK UPI-Stoek1 were 1enerally narrow a nd mixed In moderate tradlnll today. New Pomeroy Cruiser Goes Into Service Today I· , . ----- Mr. Ginther Dies At Son's Home Near Chester _,w. S u,- �-� I I Southern Local Teachers Are w inners In Dispute -�: �1:': ..�'\!,"�, ·.v:::; Declared ff/• 111' ' COBA u. - -' ::: Kennedy Forces See Chance For Better Result CHAIILESTON, W. Va. UPI Sen. John F. Kennedy and bl• VIM Vire.in,■ l>aeten staked out a firm claim to underdo1 1tat111 today but 1tlll proteMed to eee the chance, l mpn,vlnil In 'Oemocr■tJc . prealdtntlal atale's primary conteat next T\Jttday . In the camp Of hi■ rival, Sen Hu�r t I{. Humph rey of • Mlnne­ aota, there wa.i • 1rowin1 ·hope of victory. le Official Election Count Leaves Race For Coun ty Engineer Little Chan ged • FuJt . 11o.......,.. motor fives YoU $69-88 s;NGLE 6, eE:Jirlu sive double­ ..,,.lch ho,,, oloans t.wl oe. the- ,area of any otner mete of cleaner. ATTAC HMENTS - onl y $59�8• T,.. In ,our r.frftw1tor fer I new RCA WhlrfJ,NI 11"6 U• llbarf91.. ttl\tlMe CNtllt S..,.,lff, •. NOW Com plete Set of Rec. ,11.es Most an'y l!!ze or style 'YOU C<Juld want In these fine quality �•pendable RCA Whirlpool �•frlgerators. · . Reg. $89.95 for Floor Wlllllr, Iii .... Jltl'II _ .... , _ _ AND THE NEW LATEX COME I N AND The modem cleaner with automobile styli"9 . beoh, as it sweeps, 01 ,1 cleansl PLUS-$0% lloowr I NTERIOR PAINTS ent1ne Senate Sends _ Area Aid Bill To. Eisenhower SATUSPAY .. Special Model 31 llltll lt. Olce YIJtnl _ _ _ ' Spre d House Paint HO OV ER · Convertible 1111 1tM1 1t ,- pq, ... . ,. Spred Sati� . Spred Lustre •Y Unl...a ..,._ lntwneti.nal TM ft:w.l Huu.au.t M■Mnlnt 111lne at HU.Int.- Mhtft.. It ttM lt,.....t fflMI • m11M ,.... . 111 . tM Mtt.n. tt ii eftr 400 fNt deep, a,Nl'I, l .. IIC,.. Ind hal 1h own 55,mlle ranro.d. Veto Expected SPECIA LS 111 flwd wn IN THE HOUSEWARES • e Now You Know ----------------------""'.-"�'.'."""'.,:o!'Y ----------------� ��--· ------------------------------1960 May Friday, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, 18 NO. XII VOL 1l1-t1111, ■-1 ...,. lh,menstratlalf ., SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. I ·o Ll u�nna Leonard N Qffle d p resi d ent Qf Young Gr.oup ' ... • OPEN DAilY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mr and Mrs Chules Buck visit• e<i Wednesday in RuUan d with M.r. 11nd Mrs. Ran Mi2:ht. Mrs. Francis H. Glazier, alter• n•_te dt'l esate from the Enter· prise EUB Church w11 i n Colum ­ bus last week to atten d the WSWS convention hel d at the I Burgei.1 Ave .. EUB Church. Mr. and Mn. Earl Thoft\a Mn. : ; corgi a Thom a , Guy Thoma' add "'. !l_ry Lou Burnside wer e Sund a'y vmton a t Hawk ' a Nest :Park Jn West Virginia. THIS FR!DAY AND SATURDAY ,' -·-.- ·-·-- ' M rs. Clilford Phillipi left Wednei;day for a vii;it in Middle­ tow n with her &0n•in•law and dau­ ghter, Mr. an d Mn. Wtlliam. Ne11se an d family . Mrs. Sadie Brawn •nd Mrs. P earl Phlllip s of Minenvlll e were Sunday dinner guuts of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mu11.11r. \Yilliam Phillip3 of Rittman arrived- Tuesd ay for a vi�it with his mother. Mrs. Pear l Phil lips. Mrs James Fug.ate a ccomp.inied her brother and sisler-in , law Mr o1.nd M rs George Melnh11rt to Col• u�bu� . Wl'dnesd11y evening !or a v 1s11 with Mr and Mn John Mayer and family DEPART MENT ON T H E MAIN FLOOR ' ... �-- ·-· ·---- - � - ------ii-·- -- -�� ay LUCIL LI HAWIC-INI Glid den Pai nt Co. BE . . Main ly About People In Po me roy of tho W I LL . - -, Le••�• ·w� !f• }<t!!: . e suffered a badly bruised jaw and waa brought to the office of .: Middleport physician lor treat· ment. No bonee were t,roken a nd sbe wa� Lreated and rel eased. She 1s thl!! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thor Carsey. MIMBI Rt OF THI Racine 1'"lre Department are urged to be prese nt at a mtieUng at the town hall Monday evening at 7:30 to make plans for a July 4 celebration. RUTHII.FORD GIN MANLIY, Indicted on a manslaughter charge , w11 placed on probation for one year on the usual probation lerms, according to an entry filed In tho! Cle:rk of Courll omce. A MAI.RIA.GI LICINSI has been issued in Probate Court lo Vira:11 Leroy Cozart, 20 , laborer, :\on of J.lr. and Mrs. HObart c02art, and Lona Da iley, JS, daU&hter of Mr. . and M rs. Ocran Dalley, both of Porttand. MAYOR KENNlnt -.:cEihinney tined Robert B. Black, 2'1, •Rutl and Rt.• l, $28 and co11l8 tor apeedlng and $5 and coat.a tor llle11I muff• ler, ln court Thuntlay nl&ht. Th• MIDDLll'OllT emergency aquad waa <"ailed.. to the Parlr:-st , home of Lota Scott at '1:46 p. m. 'l'hunday •ftet lhe had fallen. , 'lbe aquad wu n!eued upon arrival ol 1 I Sh ■ !�•� , WASlitNGTON UPI - The Un it• ed Slates loday delivered a note to tbe Soviet Foreign Office de­ manding furth.er details concern­ ing the American pl.11ne w h ich So­ viet Pre mier Nikita Khrushchev uld was shot d own Sund a y over BOuthern Russia. State department omcials said the note was handed to the Soviet Foreign office this morning . They added that it was not precis,ly a protest but rriore In th e nature or a firm requeet for add itional in ­ format ion. Meanwhile, Americ an ortlcla ls expressed some putile• ment as to why the Rul!5lans were going to such length to boast ;1hout lhelr shooting down of the plane. Askin2 Enlighten1nent that Carl Weese, Don Nease, and Maurice Loll, teachers in Mason Woman Treated the Southen, Local School System, had won Round (1), con- , F B ck In· r . � Faye W, H cerning a question that has received wide publicity recently. 1 �.1rg1nia aon . 1 ,:::Z .,eo-:. . The topical question of wide tor of the assembl� lme. ■ �eated at lbe M e1�s . General the a d iscuuion was, "Who started tlti.a The question wh.tch . hu sent Ho,p1tal for a back mJury re 1 .assembly line?" of .a w ck any peo�le probmg into pases morning as the result m The Elghth Grade students of of many different mites and mod- on the Ball Run road. The car William�burg School who cont�sl-· els of encyclol)eNu, appeared <!n driven by Min J:IOH• and owned . ed the answer of Eli Whitney ae Ratrden, Hart.for�. d a recent !lghth gr1de 11Cholan)up by Jlll dr� • e line, d assembly the of beginner damaged when 1t avily e h W�li ed each year con truct s tea that is cided Henry Ford was the orili n- by tsome of the helter teache n of skidded on the ,:ravel road and a tOr• 1tr11ct I bridge. tht state. The driver wae n,le11ed from the 'item at h t d sai mpbell a C Dr. Even though the Racine tea<!her1 -bo1pital followin1 treatment.. the becriminate s di to forth put was 'ley U es, themselv were sure of goata." e th and eoJ"lsulted nine e ncyclopedia or tween the "sheep TWO GAME LEAD With nin,e books of higher learnbooks of learn ing before mating e handed Pomeroy a Gallipoli e th if as looks it them, d behin Ing . q_uettlon d conteste the or an IS'ilue 1 in the SEO southern lead 2-game Local Southern the or Each book and encyclopedia con- teachers Thursday e division baseball race th not are certainly District prefer• I suited gave Eli Whitney a 4-3 victory ov e r lacksOn. with ___ ence over Henry Ford ¥S orlgin- , " goats." 1•- Solemn Wedding Ceremony Unites Princess, Commoner Before Westminster's Great Alter MEIGS GINERAL HOSP ITAL Ad mitted: Berth.i Arnott, Ra· cine; H erbert Powell, Racine; Lester Hart. Pomeroy; Mrs. Jean Andrew VanCooney. Pomeroy ; Dew• i.dNDON UPI - Princees Mar­ Clifford roy; e , Pom Zwilling Nellie garet became Mrs. Antony Arm· Mrl. hurst, Primeroy; stroni;.Jones in • solemn wedding Eggert, Middleport. Dismissed: Anna Buck, Pome• ceremony before the gre at altar or roy; Lester Hart, Pomeroy; Con­ Westminster Abbey today. In 1 nie Spencer, Cheater; Cly de An· small voice almost lost ill the reat'hes of the abbey sh e promised denon, Harrisonvill e. to love, cherish anrt obey the com• moner of her cho.ice. CALL'&O TUE5DAY As lhe &rc:hbishop of Cant erbury The Racine emer&encf 11quad ced them married "in the pronoun AlCred of wa1 called to the Mme the l'll ther and the Son of name fake to vening e ay d s e 1\l crow Ghost," a tear trick­ Holy e th Jamea Swartz to Holzer Hospital and face of the Queen the down led 'M1e illneas. den following a sud squad also m ade a run to Holzer Mother. her vowl Ma"tgaret fumbled with Mrs. Hospital W ed nesday Denver Boggeu. a maternity ca se. once. She stumbled slightl y when asked lo take Armstrong,Jones "for bet ter, for worse." SHED LOST Before she f.'OUld repeal the Pomerov firemen wen t to . anse, the archbishop looked up, phras wer a cail today· at 10:30 a. m. d the phrase and Princess stale r e to D1nvllle o! de si this· one mile uniantifi,,d property where a Margaret replled without any shed was loat to fire. No eatlmate trouble. Ar<llllrllllf-.lO<leg oppeared net: OA lhe 1ou w� av&Uablo. -� .. Armstrong-Jones t.ook from t he vow. and pale but got through his archbishop a wedding ring made , lines ,ucttssfully. His hand& moved nel"V(Jualy, but from a nugget of Welsh gold he calmed down and a smile broke and slipped il onto the finger of across his face after the Duke of the prlnceu. Thi• wu a marria ge which Edinburgh wbillpcred to him. For Margaret, it was the joy- ignored many royal traditions. It was the first time a eom­ OUI climax to a romance which of gossip moner had married a princess of had overcome weeks and innuendo a nd whic h had been the blfHJd royal a t the grea t altar subjected to the snobbery ot which for 900 years hu been th e crowning pl1ce of Britain's kings. mu<"h of European royalty. Near Queen Elizabeth At the d An This was :.t:argaret's day. the hundred s of thousands of divorc� parents ol Arm1trong­ Brlton1a little peopl e who cheered Jones: another first for royalty, her on the way from Clarence which frowns on d ivorce. Among lop.rank EUN1pean roy­ House to tlie abbey proved they only Queen Ingrid of Oen• lilllY, the loved her an d approved accepled the weddinJ invila• mark could who pflncess a or choice have had kings or princes bul lion. But 111 t he gossip and crit.ici!m cboae a commoner in!'tead. ''With t his ring I lhee wed," melted away on (hit perfkt intoned the archbishop of Canter• tprln& day. 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