http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a20ee68e463d3c198a38c144b60c7d02.pdf 117ca1a3b40ab7912d949455025642c2 PDF Text Text :• � I i ' Special Sessions tiiext Week For asonic Order Tbe :Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 yal Attb Masons will hold Jpe­ eial co».von.tions for wol"k during pie coming week. On Monday at 7 :30 p. m. the k muter and p.ast 1.,.1a1ter1 de­ • will be eonfened. Wednes­ at 7:30 p. in. th, mQlt e.1:cel­ litat muten degree will be con­ lerred. On .Friday, 7 :30 p. m., the romeroy Chapter will be hosta to "'e lZtb Capitular District oc Royal lrcb Muont, Pomeroy Chapter ,W open this meeting and work ii the Royal Arch degree will be fOnferttd bf a select cast of oUi­ f!n of Gallipolis, Wellaton, Jack­ lOD, McArthur, Ironton and Pom­ lroy. A 6:30 dinner will precede ctJe Fnda.y meeting. Middleport Senior Class Presents Two J,unior Class Plays Friday Evening At Auditorium H.osts At Prom Two fast moving one act plays were presented Friday n1ght by the Senior Class ol M1ctdleport lhgh School with Phyw, At Eastern Hig� h1lbert cast as Cactdy in the tirst play, '"Clever Caddy." &t­ ung for the opening scene 1s the 01111.:e in a h1gh school, the &tudents are pusy rearranging the room to serve (lS a loW11e for the big dance. Caddy has a canny way ol patching up May 14, 1960 Bridal Sho�er Held In GG!lii,olisFor � May 28.Bride Of Pomeroy Man ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The Juniote o! Eastern High • School were hosta to the Senior Class at tbe traditional Junior­ StJt,lar Prom , jfllicil , Was held evepin1. C1n-,ing out the Oriental thetae; decor1tiun1 were of bright red, Ji.Iver and gold crepe p,per. · Small Japane,e l1ntem1 of many' COlorf ti1111g from the ceiling with a· Japanese lantern being Napended ' from the center of tbe IJ'Ill, Gl.111 wind chimes were plaNJd 1t tbe doorway, and beau• tiful Oriental paintings by Mn. Neate, completed the decorations in the dllllciD& ffle , The Garden Club of Tuppera Plafnl ,rovldtd iloral decor'ir.tions for tbe t.blu al W'blch a buffet 1uncb w11 · nrved. · Durlna tbl luach Mery Goebel, prealdent I.be Junior claH 111ve t4e welcome with Ernest \tin1y1rd, vive pre1ident of the Senior Cµilf glvtn; the reipon�c Joke1 were told ,by Nickey Leon• al'd. , · · �1u1ln att on of lhc �nin& of ·the eve · w11 tllle, T. R. Stephen, (lrm1 Mai• low) lrOffl Chilllcoth, and Mn. Ray Mallow of neu Frankfort, O. ID ref.DUI decor,ted ln sold and wilte ·111. ,ueit, 111t111bled for the abGWer. Eaeb 111e1t wrote •Iii lmro· p(IJ 1 �,J Jn vene to' r ad I tbit plety of the ,ma. ' Later Ul.eee were placed in a) basket 11 nd I Juck)t one drawn t for I prize, awarded to tbe brlde- 1 clect's aiJter Mri. S hent. A · •"'nit , · 11Ja·h.e', ' W•.11:.aln'i ' At�!:.. 4 'f'� •-1 "'" two Miss Mallow's mc. ther and }Yl'.lttan by sisterfl came for the .,part,: Ii i■■ Weddlna" was the cuuu ,urine evening. Martha Mallow from CoJumbull, Invitttion1 printed In ' gold w e.re iaued recently by Mn. John F. Gothard, GaJHpoll1, for a bonorinJ MiH bridal shower J�e. Ann M,uow or ColtlmbUI, bride-elect of Jack W. Kt1aaedy, son of Mr. and Mr,. William Kennedy, MUiberry Me1u1e, 1 Pbm· eroy_. The party waa civen on Aprll 29th at 8:30 at Mr,, Goth• ard'� ho!fie, 24 Hokornb Hill Road _ Ga lltpohs. rriw quarr1.:1s, lielurmg dates Jor luu:.• 1 . 1ess ma1den:s and milmg a bit of Kou6h, Loretta Ha nnlni, Barbara money tor beraeU by seih n & o a11• :::.ulls , Eromalm e Bowles, Shirley c..s with 'her e�ort, Hu& h K u�ler . LaUk ey, Jluth Ann t'�rmer, M_,ri• ,mnc Wood.gerd, Mananne BrlDk• played t>y Dennis W a1ourn. Carolyn i eachcrs the z;tudents are inter- mau , C arolyn Wilson, Ji,nu:e , Hilbert Phyllis , radiord b M cstcd m bringmg toge Lher are ar• a nd Phyl· Evans Shuon chard.s, th H • � 1aane B,rm.1.man s M argaret or ion and itush i•hHson c1s John hHL 11s �lbert. 'I hey wcr eacc9mpanied Ulhcr paru; were p1ayed by t; ar • oy .1Ju:s Bucha nan. 01yn \\ uson u Maoge l!:lliolt Who The orche.!,lra under the dirtt · bUpermtcncts the won ot everyonr­ lion of Ed&ene Sean played "HiCh around her, uav1d Bartmgcr as School Cadets," "Laura," "Oran1e aob lie�t. Larry Hunce a:s Hal Bowl,' o1:1nd " K ing " " " 1 .J.i.l1t" Walker, Loretta Hannmg as Lela Cottoll' UUJ ,11.,; lll<! evl:!l\lng, Ma)' (.;a.rnes, Karen Herrma11 a:s • Jane Randolph and Ronnie !:\· am �tai...111;: up the orchet1lre were � All Royal Arch Ma&ol .s are as Tom Creiihton. �lien l)U,ll,il, ut:llY L.OVCrt, Bar• ilr1ed to altend theie convocations bara Julle.,, Jan1�c .lJrJUe, !'111lty Chml K of the second pla.y, M1b6 Lower)· , Jd1us !laud,. l'o.ay Jenkin· iwhich will complete the de&ree liwork for tbe year ending May 31. Senior High'' came wht:n Ln-0 stu­ son, bt!I Uld � l,�t,ll, 1'.ilfell Gregg, • dent bocty of the school gave their Susie A11cn.swonh, H.aroara Covert wholehearted appwval of Jack Judy 1.,1.d11:r, ,tubelt11 R1chardf, TUESDAY MEETING SIT • The Friendy Circle of the Feder- urtcy a1 p1aycu by Ronnie Wilt Karen .,;1d1ucr, L.arnl Scott, J udy ted Church will meet Tue11Qay at 1or the King l.O reign al the .Scmur Martrn, h.:ver1y l'errin, Christine ' p. m. in tbe cb11rch socill room. aancc atong with t.ilall.)' 8 N ichols, Coah. R1rhara .:,wackhamcr, Judy ..-as ko,e Kµt r • Jte1. QU,en. •d. ). motber-dau9P,ter pi-o&nm wiU , p1aycd oy Mary B1mh as qt.ecn. Wildt•r1:rnlh, Jack ballerfield, DliV· . -11e roJal title lo_ be be presented by ¥J's. Waldo J. Glady11' fom1Jy are porlr.11yed by ld Thum.;H, Nt:Ud lio<lio.rd, Melvin ch < • Bartell and each member 11 11ked Lynn liuchan.11n H Mrs. Nicltols, Swisher. ttus.scJI Mc1':1h1nny, Chlr• ef .JClrilf -1r,d : . " , Fitch was lo bring their mother, daughter or Larry Mitch H Mr. N ichols, .Kuuell lcs Bush, Bob VanCooncy, F1mll ,��f'ri �• i.-,e , !'-�sit tor · t�e , ea�lon waa pro- · Lew1:s as Tom N 1chol11 am.I Judy &1luler, J1111 Huoc.J, Forre,t Ba�h­ I a:ueal. •. vi4tB by the Fltf S.lnll. Ch1per, Clark .as Sue N lcholi;. Tom and .sue tel . and Mick Morris. 1 on� wete. menibtn ·di the faculty are younger and have a lot of The plays were directed by Mn, Wi�h -seve,ral of tbt · mothera of enthusu,sm about the selection oI Nan Moote. Rulh Ann Farmer &nd , tPJ! �untor ' claN iP ebara:e of the the QUeen and lung. , t;regg were the prompteta. · �freabmentt. Judy Maida Rou11h al:i Jinny BartleU COIN-OPERATED ----and !Connie Evans as Bill Harmon, ln char�c ol properties we,._ C,r. LORETTA ANN LAYTON who were dc 1 e11led for the royalty, cer Frcn,h. Jcay "'· l'aul Smith, " Jeffey Kukovnd1, John Lenaeri, come with the other 1;tudenls, Jan• Announcement is being made of the engagement of Loretta ::r,n�:ut '"' "· Jer ry Sp ice Hichards, CharJotLc Taylor, ire, and Ann J..arton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Layton, lluth Ann Farmer, Shirley l,ilkey, 2223 Claremont Ave., N.W., Massillon, to Donald Edward t.:arulyn Bradford, Barbara Stiles, Ticket1; .:1niJ programs were h•n• Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, Star Roule, Pom:>harun 1:vans, Phyllis Petlil and Mri, �rt G�e1er w11 1 1uest eroy . Judy tjregg to congratulate the died by Huger l:h.nnett, Bill P�UH, ituth Ann � a rml!r, J.,,nice Rlch1rd1 when Mrt; Hlra� Fisher entertain• · Miss Layton is a graduate of Central Catholic High School honored couple. Al S. Third & A1h SIi. ed the 'M-City Sewln1 Cub Thun in the class of 1959 and is em Ioyed by Seo•rs Roebuc k & Co. Other roles were taken by Bon· ,rnd Emm1uine Bowles. ' · a gradu ale of �ome nic V unCooney, Karen Walker and MIDDLEPORT roy H_1' gh sc h ool , c1ass of Ushers !or the evenln• were day evelllna at lier home, !linen- M r • sm l' th .IB ng g tl\e which eveni ville. Dutjn Mai 1arme W oodgerd, Diana Stum• rtelph 1':dwards, Carolyn Bradford, ae•lnl hoateH sift• 1957, and IS employed by Campro Plastics Co. of Canton. bu and Jan Huuck. =iharon Evan.\l, Don Grueaer, Ken­ wu spent In Oct. 22 has been set as the da� for the wedding. wete pre11ented ·io Fisher. Bclween play.ti a dance routine neth Maulcy, Earl McKinley, PhYl• �.._ .A. deaaert coutte wu served by was presented by Diana Stumbo Jis Pettit, Bob Preston, Ray S�llh, TOP IK E'S V_ OT _ I__ T_ O_ TA __ L hOl!OII to -Mn. Ml)lard W1lder, and .'.\i f aida Roush accompanied by n I,., INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI� =iue Yeaugcr, Charlotte Taylor, POMBROY, OHIO �I Mrs. Clarente Lacye. Dres11ed in l'cte Werner, Barbara Stiles and mulh, Mn. - llu11ell Wlbon, Mio The aas,832 votes cast for Sen. TONIGHT EUube�h FIU, Mn. Rohen RoI Gay Nlnt1ly costumes they sang an 6h1rley Gilk<!y. .,Yohn F. Kennedy D•Maa■., In the "BATl'LE 01'" TIIE berta, 'MIQ Miry ViU:inla Reihe,, original version of .. Dearic" which 1960 Indiana presidential primary CORAL SEA" The furniture for the alate Ht• Mn. nradfqr4 M111, Mn. Fred WH e111re�sivc of happenings al topped Iha 362,000 ballot, won by CliU B,oben,on - Gia Scala tlng:s w.is loaned by Baker Furnl• Lelfhelt and Mn. Grueser. MHS. Pre■ldent Eisenhower i n lhe - also Lure of Middleport. Ir LUCILLI KAWKlld Ly nn Burhri.nan. 1rn advanced pi. st.ale's 1966 primary, final otrt­ "TIIE BIG NIGHT'' NASHVlLt,t, 'J',on. UPI-Carl allo student played "Love Valse" cial returns showed today, But Jtandy Sparkll and Mrs. 0. B. Elberfeld was taken McGee, 21, tor111er Tennueee on the gra11d piano. Vice President Riclaard M. Nixon's Veneti,a Stevenson state prison· eni ·oye, waa indict• to Holier Hospital Thursday af­ olticial tot11l of 40fU08 votes ex· Two numbers, ··11.ulls of Iv)' " and SUN., MON., Pd TUES, ed Friday On ;r,H he IMUI· ternoon for etbservation and X· ceeded both counts by about 55,· "Gruduation Oay," were sur1Jl by "SUDDENLY LAST SUMMt:11" !!led firearm■ i ' · the priaon by rays, of posl'd ,·om the Senl0r Choru� Ellzabeth Taylor and concealing $beffl. lo bis falee lee. Va nC0011ey, Uonn1e k<'r, l a W Karen N&W STATE INYISIONI D M:ont(omery Clift . David Brown left today for McGee, beld und•r '6,000 bond, Judy c:regg, Di.Ina Slumbo, M11ldu LONDON UPI - British SO· Camp Cartwright near Omden to A contribution was made to t1Jit1 denl•d ,ellln11 we1pon, to two attend a two day meetlng of the maliland will become independent Kathy Sue White Fund when the pria:ohers who 1'4pd ·• U.hour Ohio Mi,thodist Conference Youth July I , the sa�e dny the neighbor­ Women's Missionary Society ol the revolt l11t mon�; ing Italian trust territory of So· Council Pomeroy F'lrst BapUst Church met Mrs. Ad am Ebcrsbacb Is a me­ molia is granted independence, Thursday evening at the churth. dical patient at the Meigs Gen• Colonial Secretary Iain 'MacLeod Mrs. Aten Sh�in, preeJP.11nt wu 1,p·� J '"'-&J-'. v annouqced Thursday. The iwo ter• eral Hospital. in chargo ol the meetlna ritorie, plan to form a nftW state, 1'tr. and Mrs. Carl Moore .-nd upcned with group singlna: I the Somdti Republic, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Davis return· theme song, "Dear Lord ind Fatti• ed home Thursday after a visit l'r or Mankind," and the Lord's I In Lisbon with Mr. and Mn. Reu­ i'rayer in llnison. ben Davis and CliHord Davis and ' During the business seaslon 1n Yreel1Qd flionlt of Raclne and in Leetoni.J with Mr. and Mrs. invitu.tion was read from the Cl· pre,ident of tbci Flral Natlonal William Jackson and Mrs. Ben vu.ry Baptist Church, Rio Grande, Bank then w11 ena■a:ed for rf:!Yiv• Spencer. MiSB Shirley Garnes 111 spend­ lo atlcnd a Toa on May 22. The al 1el"\llee1 at the Pomeroy Baptist love ;ii irt offering was dedicated y Church for early fall at the church lna: the weekend with her grand· MrH. RJOlph c. Zundel. .!OUncll medtlna: Wedneaday even­ tnother Mra. Julia WilUams in Middleport. Mrs. Joseph Cook, devotional ing. Mrs. Campbell Harper and Mrs. leader u�ed "Thal we r.lay Know" Mr. Norris waa it I Invited to Ruth Buffington were recllnt taken from Philllplans 3:10 as her ) cond uct a "S1,1gspi.ution" Sunday 'ylsitors in Parkersburg. ,opic. s�c closed with a .dory about afle!'noon, June 26. Miss Phoebe Pauline Harper la the crn.!us. i;pendin& the weekend in Middle• An Association spuker, Mn. The counctl, composed or all port with her grandparents, 14r. Uarry lloudashell, Middlt1port, was elected oJflclals, chose Mr. Dale �nd Mrs. Fred Jack.son. present and spoke on H1w,H, the Wlpple II moderator and Harry Miss Sus.1mna Arnold 11 spend• JOth llate, using es her 1cripture Bailey 11 1nl1tant. Mr. James Ste• Ing the weekend · In Hai'tford with Sheriff of Meigs County ltomans 12. She told of • fellow • phtnson prHided In the absence of .her grandmoth::r Mrs. Mary Au• .\lhip tour from Chicago lo Hawaii Aten Shain, moderator, who has mUl er. · dnd dosed with a verse and pray• asked to be relieved. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davia re• I Paid Pol. Adv. er. Mn. Shain presented Mrs. Other matler1 dl■cuased lnclud• turned to their home Jn Newark Houdashell, with I gift and &ave cd plan• for the women and atlrla Friday after a vlait wlth Mrs. tea, Friday, May JO, when Mrs. cloalng prayer. Eddie Smith, Wehe Terrace. Cookies, 1andwiehet1, mint,, cof• . Fred G ardner of Middleport wll) v m e 0 0 tc 1 ��h l�c� ��v':: :�ir::nt:�d . :,:� :!:r'�8!d::�:. J.� :, .vith spring rlower1 and c1ndlea In · when Rev. and Mn. Perker of Ak• crystal holder, on either side, lo ron wUl be •uem. SU,aestlon1 for fourteen members and one 1ueat, the eva111elj1Uc: c:ommiLlec were also recorded. '.dre. Houd1uhclt. ! ·•tr•v · - 1n• 9 Mi-,. MEIGS THEATRI !h• About --· M • .. If' Ab OU,. people U- - To The Voters of Meigs County For Your Tremend ous Vote Of Conf idence I n Me I n The Primory Election · CALI FORNIA R�D�(..p-�i .: // r PIC NIC SE,S .� ,:. First Nomination Of Officers Is Made By Council �= ' Sturdily bui lt of 2 inch Stock Califo�nio RelN10c�ct . Table and 2 Benches, _6 F�t LoHt, _ , >' Table 28 inchei wide �9.00 a set . .. ' Big 2 1 inch Picture With YOU� FOR ONLY �309·95 ". , MSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION ·, M ,2 \ ' •I \ Harry ' Mlllor, Owner ,. POMBBOY, OHIO ;' ', ! ''' .. . .t ,, ..., ·� •;, , .. . CLUI - CHAIRS . . . ' . . � . . . . . . . $24.50 CHAISE LOUMGES : · · \· · · : · -• $2'.00 . · · � . "...... . . \ .. ' s I· tr• 1$,.· • ·. · ,_ ··· ·:-� �-/�;····· .. ,�, .� • :· · . • . � , . .. · ,;.,,�·-- -<1·wPM ,:,iJr»...; I l A �eauti ful Console Cabinet 21/2 Ton Model Space Ship In Earth Orbit With Red Rocket ------ s:NGLE <:O:>¥ _ -; - � Khrushchev Torpedoes Summit Trades Bj_tter Word s With Ike Pravda, Tass Bragging Big Manntd flltht In· ■pea. They pointed ou, that Ameri• ca 's man-in-space project, Project Mercury, na not , scheduled to begin tests on man-capable apace capaulea until July. . Order to Dtsctnd Tau said ' no attempt would be made to retrieve the 2� ton cabin of the apace vehicle but that it would be aepar.ated from the rest of the 11te1Ute upon a radio command from earth. Both parts then would dlrintegr11te as they plunged into the denser atmos• Phere Dr. Vladimir Dobronravov, a 1pecial 11t in mathematical phy• alc11, said the time the satellite stayed aloJt would "depend on when its Instruments will have transmitted 111 readings, after whicb tbe app1ratu1 of the satel• lite will be a:Iven tbe order to descend." ,_,ltiht ., In 'Litelines' au•.-, Robert C. Harten bach PH ILCO TV SPECIA L ,.r11, ...,tf._ '°""'· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 16, 194!1) Amonc them Are: Revit1w of rtQent ol ».11YODUINI·.. e(ulpmeit. , . ,._ 1 Additional piantln1 o.l !Nol in the 1ras1ed area wbere .se\l'eral picnic table, bave been located. Det.iled. piannina; for the ex, peeled "project-a-month'' this sum mer in which tbe first event ·will be a Fish Fry in June, aa money raisins efforta for addi­ tlonJI facilitiea �t the park. Plans concelved 10 years ago now in large part completed or on the road to completion, 1110 call for a thelter house In the picnic area lane enough to aetve aa a ineeting place for �ela:hborhood and cemmunity grohp1, as Wt'lll as more hard surface areaa for other t1port!. Norri 11 Is Fall Rev1va • } NO. 26 OHIO: Ptttly c....., ttnilhf, lh._,.rs, ■catterNI fttunlla1dN1• llkaly nwth "'1...._ T....r doucty fflllll Nflfinvlll _,..., Hl9h today In the .._, IOs Low lloe IOI The Middleport ,Park Asaacia­ , tion will meet Wedneeday at 7:30 p. m. in town oouneU rooms with an important 11enda of dicllion11 to m._, olficlall nid today. A larl• attendence Js ur&td, �h Ml8.llle A • ,d F orWM-· . or THANK YOU ----- _......._ WEATHER Decisions Face High Cost Trips Middleport Park Face Sheriffs �iation Staff Officers Missionary Group Contributes To Kothy Sue Fund • • at y ent1ne ond ---------------------_ : :: · = · : ' . � =�-=:-... _ _________________________ -----__ _ ""': ��-:"':' -:""." '."'." � � � -::':'."':":"':' -;;::;-;';';'-;:;;;�:;; T'oda)"a Communist Party new• ip1per Pravda procl1lmed in a beadllne, "Soviet space ship blazea the trail to the ,tan for m•n• �nd.'' It's front p11e wu covered with prediction, by aeien• Us:lll and cilliens of peater apace feats to coqie. lltnl!'M•lu ..Pbceful" PvrpaM The writers emphasized the "peaceful'' purpose of the Soviet project, contraating it witb thti U·2 spy plane. Sciet1li1ts herti ,proudly announced that conditions Inside tbe preuurlzed cabin where the man-aized dummy aatron,ut wu seated ••are those of an ordinary dwelling unit"-meaning they believed one of tbe bila:est prob lem1 to manned 11pace flight had been ■olved. Wfftern aelMtlsts. ..-wd th• MW· ..-nllltt's rKOrcl sl• ,._ ......,.... 1ft 1chlrnment th•t 1 lw1u1ht tfla Ru.slant dose to In Pomeroy A BIG - - e • . MOSCOW (UPl)-Tbe Soviet Union today hailed its launch­ mg of a huge model space ship, complete with a dummy space­ man at lhe control, � well-limed proof of Russian superior, ity In rocket, for bo!h peace and war. The 9,�8 pound space vehicle, launched early Sunday from a seetet 11te m&ide lhe Soviet Unlon, was traveling starbright in a south-north orbit that carried It over Paris - where the Bi.I! Four chiefs are meeting - ooce every 91 minutes. oil· Se, wing Cl•i b Is Entel'tcained At Fisher Home Dopes To Open June 1st -- t1'6 ' DUDS IN SUDS LAU N D RY )fn, Around Aid tif' l � ' 8--D� ��-l'll��l'(lr•ltllddleport, o., ➔ ,M1-":;·1, Finl �omlnaUon of offl�s was held Thuflday night wbla Guidln, Star Counell. Daugbten of America met Jn ae1• · 111iular • aion. Walter Cleland, vile preaident, was · in charge whed repgrta were read and approved, · Sjmp1tby card, were .ent to Kh. Gertrude llill1 Ind Mn, Lltarl Qrcle. - The fdllowln1 officer, wore nominated: CoWlcllor, Weller Cleland; Vice Councilor, Mui:aret Cottrill; A> 1 aoclate Councilor, Mae Cleland; Al aocl1te Vice Councilor S&dle lbeu ner, Jltcord Staetary, Allee Cape hart; Flnanclal Secretary, Hu(!I Clark; AuJ1tant Financial Secre­ tary, Daisy Duck.orth; Tre11ur­ llll', Lizzie Qw:lck; Conduetor,.)·•Ra· cbel }'.!:cBtidei Warden, Ural Tho. mu; Jne1de Sentinel, Emma Ha;y• mani Outtlde sentinel, Jda Hew­ ell; Trustee; Ural ThoJIUlll Repre­ aentative to State Sellion, Sadie Theuner; Altemate. AUce Cape. b1r1. $93,663 I'as Low Bid For Mason County Project . Blda wer_e reoeh':'- �.....- b:, the Weat Vit,mla State . � Com, �on on one State projeel In 1ll• ,on County• TM proJeet and •� partlllt low bidder. �• for d.7 mil• of tbt1 Nel _Have�acUOI\ . u n � J:: IIP L! ;.:.•�o��U U1U1 • by HUIOW C.Onstruction Co.. Ripl lur W• Va. '· lot "3•eea · •oo' Today'• bid let�1 { nyol V41d a tQtaJ of 20 proj. �ted In lS eounu-. lnvol:rin1 1� miles of road improffmtnt. Of t the"N JO �� t,o ·are on U,e �tentata S,-\em, oae b lloiulu �Air (119jool, �- •17 • � \,,jr,, •\" ' \� _, ·-•l�.a..... · Si-�te• a. "° ._..io ,l,to- Jerrells baa a long record of offenses1 Sheriff Hsrtenbach sa id. He was allegedly with Murial Hoberts in Lbe ,breakin,1 and en­ tering. Roberta also indicted on the same chil?ge, released on pro­ bation following hia 1uilty plea to tbe indictment in the local Common Pfeas court. In the Chk:110 jail arwaitlng re­ turn to this county la Lydia kupe, J� of Middleport, wanted here on a cnarae of 1or1er1 1'he woman had been quationed here about two weeks aa:o on chareei of BJ8nln1 Cbecll:a 111in1 several lo­ cal t,enOD1' namea.Sbe w11 111d to have lia:ned a confellion at the time of her quettlonlnJ but wu ,, released when the promiaed to mate the thflc.i.1 11ood, T.bat same nla:ht abe tQok an overdoa ot sleepm1 pills at her Middleport home. The emer&t1ncy ■quad called and hoa­ pi�lualion w11 ordered. by a pby- Former Riverman 11etan. AceordlDI lo 8-erllf Harten­ blch, Ille'> .wu arreaffd in Cblcaa:o In • rouUne Police check and Cblef Herbert Gilkey wll called concemin1 ber 1ct1,1Uea here. Jfe Informed. Cbicq:o autbotities lhat Ille w11 wanted by the coun­ ty officen •Dd it ii laid that she n11 waived extradition to tbis county. Jerrel11 also b11 waived extradi• tion, the aberUf 11id. Deadline News IHI Wllt0n 1111tchN I no-hit., no-run 91me et MlnfMIII 1ft the cllffl'Jct flnelt of fN Cl... AA NMNII teum1mtnt hMIIJ In Atheft1 tt, win 3-0 I Sanitarian Warns Against "Ole" Swimming Hole Divorce Suit Selection Of Jury Begins To Hear Evidence Filed In Court In Painesville Murder Trial Against Hargrove Of Common Pleas leader, aa be stOOd in the kilcfien i "I could not have done it," he of his l\l bu,-ban Me"tor home I lnslsted later. "I didn't f'ire Jt. I helping bia •lfe p}'f!i,are Christ- know for sure that I didn't kill mas Eve dinner for their three Chuck. I think . when I haive told the Jury what has happened, they children. ll' • ae Har ove eonfea d to the will see that I could not bave crime, but after tatlng a lie de· done it." Hangrove's attorney entered s tector tt11t,, .wu cleared. He wa, pie■ of innocent and innocent by released from custody. reason of insanity. But paychia· Th• on Ntw Yffr't o.,, ,.,. trislll at tht1 Llm• State Hospital INnNMI thlt Mlil'lrON for the Criminally Insane, exam• . therfHN lned the defendant and aaid that Md purchHN 1 -:U-' ■nd CMlp, rifle,"' ,'rhey arrethd him be was 11ne. tuk. ■t his n........� hoarie In T•I.... FoUowin,: CJ111rk'1 death, Mn. ·· Hatlrove, Mi, 11 aeeuMd of He ,..bat■!,..d . hit Wl,1 lnne- Loi• aark, bit attractive bru• dDI, llillt ..,,,....,. - ,ollce nette widow, 1dmltted havlns • lilHDI €hlrl•• R. .Clari<, 311, a SUl>d■Y con-..i hlM - iM m- · Jove affair 1111b 'HarPoVe and 01111-, 'oiell41Ulbt olbu men. achool· toadlu lllCI IN,J acoul ,...., PAINESVJ;LLE, 0. UPJ-The Hlection of . a jury betan today to hW the fitat de&ree murder trial of laundry trucl driver floyd E. Hargrove, accuaed· of killint hl1 lover'■ hutband with • mlper', bullet ·on Chrlltm11 Eve. <P'orty�n11 .pl'Ollpectin Jurots were 11uamone4 to the Lakf: CGuat, Court Houn to be que• Uo�d by the proeecutor and the defen,te lawyer, SeaUna: a jury WU not eape<:ted to be an HQ' ·, The "ole ' ' swimming bole is fast giving way to progret11. Public liealth authorities, s,dd Rober! Boyd, sanltarLen with tl1e Mason Count,)' Health Department h axe worked f.or years to make thl� popular sport a safe one. Howe•·er only ao much can be done b)' h�lth officia ls · the rest i.s up to the indivJ du;J, During the coming summer months, said Mr. Boyd, hundreds of west Vir• ginlans will ,plan thelr vacations near some kind of water. f,wlm· ming is u healthy sport bll t u npro tected waters may harbor disease germs which have ea.sy access to the body through the nose and mouth of tbe swimmer. Suit ,for diVoree h11 been filed in Common Pleas Court -by Betty J. Riggi, Rutland, ,a, Earl W. Riggi, Rutland. The plaintiff asks divdrce, custody and support of four minor chlldren, household goods and real estate of the eou· ple. In another action filed the Stale Hiehway Department is S(!eklng aii easement for highway purposes over the property of Kenneth B. Croas on State Route 892. A decree of divorce has been signed by Jud11e John C. Bacon in An offk:lall)' supervised swim• the case of James Allen Nelson, ming pool is, of COllDC, the · safest Rutland, vs Darill Nelson, Mlnen- However, camp 1ita: are ·seJdom . vilro, near auch a •source so It J1 the nearby rivv or stream that ii used. Mr. Boyd stated, thut, when using unknown waters, newr swim below a sewer or near an1 sewer outlet where recent human acreta or refuse may have gotten into the w1iter. SORJe streams in the state are still being pol• luted with sewage from nearby a n d indi\lidu1l communities home�. 1'.herefore, it is not safe to swim 1� open waters _n(lar any concentration o[ .population, H you are an urban swimmer be sure the pool has been approved by lhe State Department of Health. Poorly conatructed and operated sw imming pools present a public health problem foJr they may cause infection and irritation or _the eyes, nose and throat. L""l addition to the waters they swim in, vacationers and campets should be wat-ehful of the water I.be)' drink. Water trom wells, cisterns or springs which is suspected of being contaminat­ ed should be sterill!ed before it is used for drin�ng. , The two commonly used methods or ater• ili:dng water are: (1) .Qoiling il for al' least live ' min-qles. (2) Sterilization by use of calcium hypocblorite or 4lbloride of lime or c�lorine_ laundr)' bleaching soluhon wh1cb ma:y be. t>llrcha.sed at d1�� <l� grocery stores. Ste!1hzahon by th11r � a�dition or chlorid e of lime c�n tie · urled suece.ssfully for . I:'� q uQtify of . � a: ter. For ster!huna:-■mall q�an hties of -water, nux o�e heaping t�a• spoonfol of chlonde of lime · with a smaH amount of wit�� to form a paste, thea add lllff1cient water to make a plnl Of this soluclion, use one tlbleapoonful for each ten a:•11�• of watet to ht: u,,eated or thirt,-ab: drop, to tho �on of watc. • �• r They'll Do It Every Time fHE DAILY SENTINEL wmmeutating Editorially Wear A Poppy -- -- -- - - ----------On Frida y and Saturday, May 20th and 2 1st., all of us will be asked to wear a little red poppy on our coats or dresses. The day will be Poppy Day, when , once each year, we of America pay tribu1e, by wearing their rnemorii.11 flower, th� poppy, to those who gave their lives in America's service during the Worlr..l Wars. And as we receive our pop� py from thP. wQmen of the American Legio, Auxiliarv. w h o will distribute the flowers on . th� st n·�•ts that ciay, we will be aiding the wars· living victims by the contribution we make for the flower. The poppy comes to us from the fields of France and Belgium where the churning tide of war obliterated all touches of beauty ex• cept its brave red blooms. It t· omes to us from t h e shell.pitted battle areas and from among the wooden crosses of the war cemeteries. There it was nature's tribuh• to t h e h eroic dead. and here in America it is t h e tribute of patriots to those w ho made patriotism's highest sacrifice. The poppies wh ich we ¼ i l l wear on Poppy Day are not, of course , natural flowers from the ball lefields. They are flowers w h ic h have even �rcater significance than any nature cou ld produce. They have been made in hos­ pitals and work-room s w here war's suffering still is going on. They have bloomed under the hands of men disabled in war - the com­ rades of t hose in w h ose honor they will be worn. Their petals are only paper and their stems wire. yet into them has been breathed the spirit of patriotic sacrifice. the spirit o[ those clays when life itself was not too much lo give for Amt•riea. ' '' '' ---------- not do regular work, but t hey can m.ake pop-- pies. Even in their hospital beds they can do thi.s work, earning money for each flower they make. Second, the work is of real value in aiding their recovery, occupying hands and minds, bn1aking: the tedium of long idleness, and restoring spirits crushed by hopelessness. The women who distribute the poppies, unlike t h e d�abled vete:an s who make them, receive n othing for their efforts - nothing tangible, that is, only the satisfaction of h aving helped brighten the memory of the dead and of having contributed to the welfare of living. It is hard, unaccustomed work for them, but they do it gladly , happy to be able to serve in such a cause. The money which is dropped into t he coin boxes in exchange for the poppiee goes en­ tirel y to the welfare activities of The Ameri­ can Legion and the American Legion Auxil­ iary, supporting the work which these two great service organizations do for tbe dis­ abled veterans, t h e families of the dlaablcd and the families left in need by the death of veterans. Every penhy is made to sel'Ve, and because of the close understanding and sym­ pathy existing between t h e Legb)n and Auxil­ iary men and women and those whom th ey are aiding, every penny is maide to serve dou• bly in a, cause of h igh est worth. Understanding the meanln, of the poppy and the uses to which t h e P6Pl11 funds are put, can any of u, be dea£ to the appeal of Poppy Day? Can 811Y of us fail to g<eet the welcome Auxiliary poppy workers with smllo, fail to put on th e poppy of remem­ brance for the dead and show th at we rerpem­ ber the living b y contributing as liberally as our means will permit? I am sure there are few in Pomeroy , and surrounding communi• ties in. whom remembrance, gratitude and pa­ triotism burns so low. J a m sure tha.t the pop­ py will be on all our coats on Poppy Day. the -------' = � '-. --........ ..... ·\'.1 1"'3. Xlo,f FN" . ' �, ... •1-,""'1f(liflt:� . I n .. T·b& 'fO. ,·u .Jl1"lr,I.• YEST"rnYEAR I dlJ T The C3feIess $2}A f)00,000 Society Nev;s Portland ---DA ILY C ROSSWORD __ Grossed In Ohio Before Expenses Laurel Cliff Events RePOrtec:I e eveni ng a� be11 port when her m�r Mrs. Charles AJa Brlabtlry entertained with a party in lter honor. The Bradbury home WIJI d eci>rated with paper streamers in pa&· t el colors. Da ncing and games were enj oyed by the IJlle&ls with pri!es being awarded to Katy Morarity an d Gary Stobart. The door prize was won •by Michael Lloyd, After Suian ne had opened her many n iee gifts her decorated bjrthday cake was served wlth punch by her mother who was assisted by Mrs, Eugene HaJT is to those men tioned above and C h eryl Fife , Ja ne Biron , Narsa Frost, Joy Boggs, Connie Cooke, Minnie Mullins, Christine Bahr, Judy Moore, Carolyn Russell, Diane Criswell, Soh nny Blake, Randol'ph Humphrey11 , Larry Gladwell, George Sauer, Johnny Hood, Bruce Simpson, ltenny Harris, Keith Morgan, Seren Lewis and Su:tann e's siste r and brother, Mary and Asa 'and her cousin, Debbie Kitchen . Sending glrta but unable to attend the party were Sandy Simp1on, Celeste Ault, local, and Ooghle Calvert a nd Joh n ny Gin• Pomer�y. ther of___ ____ 0,, May Played Today In AA Distri ct Finals 16, 1960 Soc ial Eve nts In Clifton FA ■MADI PARTY Mrs. Elver Fo;ii; was hosteH to a F.aemad& party at her home Frlduy e\'ening with .Mrs. Maxi ne Lal.hey uf Letart as demonstr,tor AUend inl: were Mrs. Thelma Pur• du,, Mrs. Mildred Ril ey, Mrt, Emma Ri�kard, Mn. Cecil Joh n­ Nicholson , aon. Mason; . E,•ely n Roma Hump hrey, Mra. Betty Fox, Lena Ji',()x and Katle Oliver. Prize5 were won by Kaije Oliver, Mn. Cecil Johnson, Roma Hum• phrey'. Emma· Rickard, Virginia Purdue. Evelyn I Nicholson won the dooi' ptlie. The 4--H Cleve.NI t:ia1',, f,peir third meeting at the home or Grace Hysell Tuesday evening. The meeting waa called to or­ der by the pre,lden� Joyce Circle. The roll call wu made .with all the meMber1 prettnt. After Lhe, me eUng was adjourn­ ed � a 1w-,11rise. ,birthday eelebra• tion was held for Ellen Shuler. The honored me mber re�ived a present from the members and advisors. Gam es were played and refr esh­ men1s we re served by the hostess Mrs. Hysell. Frank Harris of Ma1tOn and The next meetin g will be at Mrs. Dan a Lewis we re in Point the home of Anita Houdashelt, Pleasant Friday on buslne!IS. Ju ne 14:. Dr. and Mrs. � Dea n Hea'ton Members present were Ellen and daughters Susan a nd 'Patty Shuler, Lin da Johnston , Mary of Pome ror visited Mr. a nd _Mrs. Ann Harris Robin Stearns Anita William Bass Sa1urday ev ening. Elaine Cartwright of Mason Houdasbelt ' Pam Gruese r ' Grace ' Hysell, D ebbie VanMeter, sherryl was lb� weekend gu est of Linda and Mickey Spencer an d Joyce I Call. Circle• and th e advisors Mrs; MilDonna Goodnite, Pomeroy and dred Shuler a nd Mrs. Mildred , ed Jane Al. O reen,. Charleston via"t Circlel Nu;hoison iunday. , 14r. and Mrs. Earl �� 11'.obhison and daugh.ter Cheey\ · of, Middle­ port called on Mr. and\�rs . Pearl Nicholson Sunday. �f SINlflNll Bi�thdoy Omeaved Pr=o=am y"---' May=Da= grDecorating Plan s W1th ta,ty,At fll\WkJk Announced For . Complet-ed For Bradbu')' H-ome . e Suzan <11 l>irll,day '!!lQIIJ M ._ � ,t' lstb The RutIand Sch00I l\(fflJ!m, �I, Theqcloru, CQU ncll Bradbury. wu celebralfflf. Saturday Al Ufflnt e ·· OnQUet Rutland Ele- Da QSb:Wft t>,i>me bl Middl Al:q11rlQJ •te requeat• a 1 j"t;.Pft ot.4NO,��QI' �)!!el ' _ ., ; : -- - •, - · - · . . . I West Shade Socia! Events 4-H Clovers Hold Session At Hysell Home The program for 1 ;� mentary School, May Day, pro- ed to � it the lwln1 Fun,nl gram Ma1 17, Tuesday, i n the new Honte tionJ ... 11t. t� to conduct &Y mnasium has been an nounced seriltel 0.: Anni Sanborn. by H erbert Parh:er, pri n cipal. ---,-, Starti ng at 1 :SO p. m. the pro- ,....gram I ncludes: Proce111lon ; Quee n , Connee William&; Kin g, Be nn y Slawter �&. \I & ii. I and att,Jtdants. PresenLaUo n of the flag by the Boy Scoula. �J Song,, America an d Welcome, SweeJ Springtime. ,, Ul;W ,,._, IM!lffllflctfNtl At the Circus and Llalen and 'l!odU1 ·it lli>AiStlf� M■)' UI , the Do, Grade 1 Mn. Parson,. Jumping Hoopa and Lllten and 131th 4u Of th e �ari wlth 229 mqre in lMO. Do, Grade 1, Mu. Page. Sleeplni Prince11, The e T ' Tha �.. ii 1ppt0achin1 Hs h Thi• disabled veterans who make the pop• .._., Little Shoe maker, Grade. 11 Mn, :1' 1, '· �pr'ri,p1 itara are Mira, pies Ucrive double benefit from t he work. Bunce. Popl Goes the Weaael, Hop, IQl �r. .--.d $aillftl', Ji'int, it gives them employment - their only in tUltoi,: Alo"a Johnny, De Beis1,11Jl 11;1� ,, 'OQ;· . �1• chance to help support themselves and fnmi• Bean Jlaga, Grade 1 1 1 , Mra. Cha� ' 1'> 1901, U ,. S.cretary of State t1n�er Lincoln, William Sew■rd, lies, With strength and health gone they tan• ma n . • Grumbl er, Wll born, Little Ellie, Old In 1886, the 't'reaaurr Depart• Grade IV, Mrs. Nelson an d Mrs, ment WH autborized to manufic· Ral nea. I\ w V Puppets, Jimmie and Mary Lou ture and circulate the firit U. S. My Fl,lg, Soldier Boy, Flag five-cent piece, Litterbug i s not quite the word. It is the places are not all messy by nature. Many are Ao<trew In l868, President · Drill, Grades 11, 111, JV, Mrs. Forommo11 won\ , all rig h t, for the person w ho simp 1Y care Iess, or t h ough tless. Johnson waa a� ultt0d in an im• ley and Mra. Ogdln. scatter,: · paper and other debris across the Polka, NarclH us, peachment trial. Pa'tty CUe For ever y vandal who deliberately sca-tters Gradea Vl, VII, M iss Montgomery In 1927, despite the fact that tounh'} :,Hlc . Rut it lucks flavor. It is loo po­ and ule of alman1Jfacture chaar. S ·Mist and garbage dumps or spot picnic on cans beer a , . lite. I t foils l o get a cross the feelings that wu unlawful, raie• e ev b , coholic Virgi n ia Reel, Grade VII, Mr. a highway , there is on e who leaves debris on ruled that Court e Suprem th e most ol u.� cxpe1·lencc when we see a place Nelson. betause he simply didn't think to clean up "�ootlegjets " 01ust fil e i ncomeWelle Mr. VII, Grade Tumbling, whNe 1 hc despoilers, the mess-makers , have VU,· Mr. tax f0:rm1. Schottl10M,. Grade after himself. It is to these, the carell:S� the passed. .... _ tn 1940 :Presh!ent• ' 1 Jlob11e't'elt, I •·. · n. o N unlhlnking, t hat we suy: Remember, the,beau• · �S jaced by the "bil""w " ,-.•1u�"' Though np1•cals to such llCtS.O.llS Jllay seem "'-"""''J ,<!. 1 1 • · Sq uare Dance , Grade VIII, Mrs. alarm Y an d ord er II ness of your worId dey,mo as Roberta . tlCJ. of NHI Germii,ny in overrunt (ufill', 1ha1 is not ncc�ssarily true. The saving May Pole Da nce, Grade V, Mra nln1 a larga part of the E'uropean thing abo1.,1I it is that t hose who litter public much on you as on the next fellow. continent, asked Congress for Patteraon • and. Mrs. Birch. Master of Ceremonies is Calvin money to manufaeture :50,000 air­ Mr. and Mr1. Harry Brow n and Biddle. Accompanist is Roberta planes a year. 1mcl M rs. Howard Wholey coiled on Mr. 1111d Mrs. WIii Hellinon re­ children spe n t Mothers D PY at the Smith and DJ rector is Mrs , c. o. A thought for today : America n Painter hom e , c1•111ly, of leuers Oliver Wen dell man Ch 11 pma n . Mr. und Mrs. frank Sisson and Mr. and Mrs WHI Hellmen and , ------ ------ Holmes said in "The Morni ng �r. iuul Mrs. llohert Pain11 r, daughter, Mr. .and Mrs. Fl<iyd Eliubeth Wickham called on Visit": 111,farn ' the sweet magle D1>L1J;l11� John.� nn, Mr. 11ml MrM S 1>1•11cc, Mrs. Mable Geoglcin, Mrs. Robert Steele Friday. of a cheerful face: not always .., , Halph 1'11inh•r 111u l t·hiltlr1•n 11pi•t1I Mr. 1md Mrs. Gerald Violet, Mr. 1mlling, but 1;t le11t 1erene," Mrs, n. Taylor of Addison callSunda .Y with Mr. 1111d M rs. Huw­ m:.d MrH. Alva Clark and childre n ed on Mrs . Robert Pain ter Tuesu,t lfilul'11 ancl fu111ily, N<'Wark. wf'rn M n1hers Uoy guests nf Mrs. day. M r :md Mr� 1 .nrry Hou,ih Sfl('lli J1•nnie Housh, Mol t14 ' r� Do)' with Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. J<� llzabeth Wid,r1�n1 ls V1r1.: I I Hnu�h . vi.�iling with Mr. and Mn. Will Ohio farm ers received a g,roa& By Mrs. Chari• Q,l�I Itri Thom;i :1nrl Wirt• 11nr 1 Mr IIC' ilm11n this week. ------lncome before expe nse of over 214 Mr, a nd Mra. .Murl Harr11 and mllllon dollar, from dairy prd­ family of ·St. Alb11n1 vi.ailed �t B y Henrlett• Md)ada Mr. and Mrs. ,h,olland Kelle n• duct1 In UIM: Thia was one per the· hbllle of Mr. and Mrs George ber.:cr and son, Greig, of Colum• cent leaa th•n they received in Req,h1w. �- Plsmlrca Ai nm,·, 18. Part. bus, spent the weeke n d with her 1958, ,but wa.a IO ten per cent l. TV I Ml'. 3. Hlfh, or more than .waa received from &his ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Oun. par llllloo crriggy hlll "to be" aource lq: · 1'51), accordl na: to a and McD1de Gertrude Mrs. Mr,. l'i. Sn11\ln/1,r .t. Attempt 20. �lrlke re1•�¥d • by the Ohio Crop regort Harry Swan attended the District 11, Nobl1!111 1111'1 n. G101111y 22. Except s;tvice. Reportln& g n ti e me Demon1tratlon Home 21! homo l1Lbr1c 23. Atoll reNntly. Middleport n I 10. Heil 8. Dior or <.(wcller Jnckt't '1 Chanel 2f. Pro. Wl!llJIUI\ outflt11 phct. !2. lr1t:-ros1 7 . . A11lan inland HI 1:1. Pllllf\lU 110H. 28. Inaano H. Underworld 8. Organ at' 2f\. Cuahion d�ll y amell 30. Extra,, l�. Ct1Hed, 111 a D. Kind ot' ordl811. French tclephonci doctur nary river number 1 1. Marry person■ 37. Tlbetal\ lA, Neutl!r 111, Perl•h 32. Fne ,ruello pr•,noun 17. United b:,.• 83. lreland 38, Wharf 17 . Swoon compacl H. Llon'1 den inhabitant 11.f. Stick firmly 2 1 . Wn.111111 blr4 2:\. Dwell 20. Pantry lnvll(ler 27. 'l'nnl y 21S. A N•w Yorh; Yank�e 29. Hi ;{ hWO.}'I 31. 1,nnd Ofd 2-Dally Sen&net, Pomeroy•Mid dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart and daughter Deapna and Mt. and Mrs Cecil Cundiff of Mason called o n Mr. and Jdrs. Donald Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rickard at Letart Jt'riday. Pl�µs were made for decoratl n iz the Pomeroy Jun iqr High School a uditorium for the 42nd ann ual Pom eroy High School Alum n i Banquet, when the executive board Raymond Foglesong, Pt. Pleas. and decorating committee or the visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ant Association met Friday eve n i ng in Sunday, Wtlllams the Sen ior High auditorium. Mrs. Ken neth Ault, Columbui, Members ot the d ecorating com- visited her mother, Mrs. WinJfred mittee are requested to be at the Holla nd who is con fin ed to her Ju n ior Hhzh auditorium Thursday home, -.foUowl n g Com. -------- evening, May 26, mencemen t, to begi n d ecoratin g and also on Frldav eveni n g to com• plete the decorations. It was an • nounced that cards had been sent to out of town graduates and mem• bers of reun ion clssses. The banquet wiH be served by the Women 's Guild of the Federated Church at 6:30 p. m., May 28. Tickets which are now on sale may be purchiu1ed at the Stark 's . Pharmacy, Pomeroy Pastry Sh.op, or from Mn. Roy' Mayer, • secretarytreasurer, Tick ets for the banquet, dance and member1hip are $3 .00. Music for the dance will be .furof nished by "The Spectaculars" Athens. -Tickets for th e dance may be purchased At the door. Racine Evenh Of Weck 1 ------- ---- • a__:__ Beat South Point �2 In Athens m _ _ m _d__S___ 1 rts S1ken ee� � W ry po -=-- IIALTIMORE, ),Id, UPI - Bally F.ddie Sachl ol Center Valley, Pa,, Ache, the three-year•ld colt •ho averated 1"6.ftfl milff per hour ran second in tbe Kentucty Derby to win tbe pole politJon for the •· u sold by Leonard Ftucbtman -mile Memorilll Day auto nee . of Toledo, Ohio, to a ,yndicate FORT WORTH, ToL UPI-J ulbeaded by Joseph Arnold or Lex, iua SOl'OI ot Mid Pines, N. c., won ington, Ky,, for $1,250,000. Billy the Colonial &olt·tourfllment With Ache then won Pimlico'1 Preat• a 72-bole lOlal of 280. neu prep by four lengths. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI8ALTIMOJIE, Md. UPI - The double-header tuneup fl,lhta rea: J0h nny Th . _omson °f Boyentown, ifle . d ror lhe 000-mlle In• P qua! • � turi ng welterweight champion Don Race witt,. an avAuto dianapolilil Jordan and middleweight challenger Ray Robinso n were postpoaed I erage speed of 146.443 miles per un til Monday night because of hour. ' - ----rain. I DARLINGTON, s. c. UPI _ Joe Diitrict 6 Officers Wtatherly of Norfolk, va., won '" t 0 the Rebel 300-mile co nvertible .{"t. lel,I "ft> y auto race with a 1 960 Ford with an · Edith Wakely, district deputy average of 102 .648 miles per hour. ol diatrict 1 3 and national repre. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI _ se ntative of Marletla, Edith Betz.. ing, state publicity chairman of Forest Rose Council 284 Tuppen. Plains; Opal Taylor, cou ncil de· . puty, American Beauty council Little Hocking O., atte nded the 48tb annual rally of District No. e held lo the lilaacm.ic Temple, May 1 1 at ,Steuberiville. I d • th Rall See the mLDW PAGES t'• WI N A N E.W CAR! Or Hundreds Of Other Prizes WIN : A New 1 960 Valiant or a Calo, Television ' ' NOTHING ! , TO BUY - ., over South Point in the Dislrict,fjnl rou� Clasf AA toumamenl .!II Athena � played llbltord •/o!ll!Y ,1 10:30 a,m, !or ttie dlstrlcl Utle' � .; the righi ti),entet;the regional tournament. toun�, todaJ'.a rohtest, they were three victories away frotn th� JUie f1nala where the cream of Ohio's preppel's per• form •-•• �. · league scou•· ..-,re drove& of JnaJOr lnubedlately after' the 11me the team wut return to Pomeroy run-off of the aectional tlnalt, from where lta nlne aen iora and Class A variety. The winner will COlch lluueU Moore, wJU d'epart a� vance to district play, whleh for Ch.9.rleiton, w. V·a ., and an air will have to be made u p befor11 ride to Waablnlf.On, D. C. The this weekend , (on ly . one iame). aenior• will join their clll,mate• when the reg 1on 1ls m that dlvt,. n also are achl!duled. in the annual 11Jtbtteein,: tour of io the Nation'• Capitol, returning South Point . , . . 010 000 1 -2·3-2 Pomeroy • • • • . . 420 000 x--&;6-3 Thlll'8day. Moore and Howell (2); Cunnin11d d . Regional game• are che ule ham and Grueser. for Friday and Sa turday. It wu a close thine ,gai n1t South Point, a team which came o n strong the l11t two weeks. • Bob Cunningham wellt all the way, allowing three bit1, ',fanning 8, walking 8 and bitting two, Pomeroy bi,C flrat lnnin, won tbe came. Howard Parter led off with a single, tddJe Bartelt walk• ed, Bili Wilaon do ubled, Tom Grueaer singled .and �unningham tripled · F our ru111 h a scored· · Parker save(I the ay in the 1b:tb . . The sacks were full 'With two out wheni i South Point J bat sent • zlpplrl1 liner just inaide the fair territory llii-i In deep leit. P.arter went aver, raade a divine s�b tor the ·ball, :rolled over twice, and earn, up 'With the litUe ruund hard· .-,au in his glove AT MIDDLEPORT Racine plays at Middleport today at 3 : 30 p. m. in . _, belated , 3 v .-ivm READ't-llU A1il' CO NC RjTE Cuts Waste . JUST REGISTER . Soves You Money FIRST. ,s.OO Gasollne ,a.oo Saturday; MI.iford was Next Pomeroy's Pa,iQ)en, S.2 wln nera Look At These Extra local Prizes W3ffJC}d SelS N ew M3fks FOr 3 Warren Hardin,r" NEW CONCORD, o. UPI-Paul Warfield set three new marl• ln leadi nd Warren Harding to the • title in the 17th annual Cl ass AA Muskingum Colleie relay• here Saturday. Ostego High School of Wood Coun ty won the Clan A crown . • , arfield, a UPI All-Ohio foot w ha I player, won �he 100.yard duh in 9-7 seconds, Ute 1 8().;y ard low hurdles in 19-l seconds, and the br.oad Ju , mp_ with a leap of 28 leet 6 -2 inches. WJrren scored 41 points to end the two-year reign of Cleveland Ea.st Tech on the Class AA title. East Tech flnished serond with ao point,, and Canton McKinley was ' Gasollne DESK That assist we mentioned � «' GOEG�EI N READY-MIX CO. ,, -- --- - :ii 5 -"=- last Thursday as, dre the POm- eroy Panthers baseball team's seniors, caugh t in a run-dow n bet�een taking their Seniors' Washington trip or playing out their Class AA tournament luck, was Made in high style over th e weekend. Reservatlo� now h ave been obtained on a flight from C harleston today at 5 p .m . for nine seniors and C.oach MGore to join their classmates in Washington two hours later. A total of $245 _ wtth more pledged _ more than enough for bare - abou'·" two hours of expenses of the tickets, was obtained 111 e:,a,nvassing Saturday night by Bill Woodgerd and Ronnie Martin. Earlier, A. R. Knight of the Pomero.v Motor Company had been approached about providing a station wagon for a motor trip. Monday night. While he was ch ecking auto invoices preparrng a solution for the team, Woodgerd and Martin solved th�ro . blem quickly and neatly. ,_n or Iose todaY, the seniors get th eir Washington trip. Wm or lose, Pomeroy has showed th e boys it appreciates not only their high callber of play but also the outstanding • sort of boy each ls. he to rom ant express appreciation to those whe �. I w F made this a ir t rj p poss1·ble. The wh oIe thing was a JO · b weII . done. And about that win or lose business we want them to win over Minford today and gain n berth in the Class AA regionals. 230-pou nd G ene Whi�ena n t ae a pinch-bitter in the 8-foot, 8-in �h, Conley featured by socking �foot I seventh innin g, The India ns had 11-inch, 165.pou nd Billy Martin already annou nced Whisenant had abt,\'e the left eye . been traded to the Se nators and :_The J n dians tried to use Pete '\Yhite Sox Manager Al Lopei Whisenant as a pinch hitte r after file d the protest on the grou nds they had an nounced "e had been that Cleveland bed used a player who was not on ih team. traded to the Senators. -The Orioles swept a doubleEarly Wy nn had pitche d a five­ header from the Red Sox 2.1 and hitter Cot life first win of the sea71 to tie the White Sox for first 11011 as the White Soi: won the . place, first game: 4-0, bu� the Indians Gam• Mlaset. Ptrhct · . , took the dl!lnute.1 n 11•htcap 6--> on Cardwell,. a. nat1ve . .of· .wmstQllo • ·· " . s tir " '· "10th ree-rua Sa lem, N. c., who had . a n-� ?It} Harvey Kue 11hn111g homer . In Bosto�, ,a oord in three big league seasons, s o ma for 1ea e president gu . p Juy � m issed a perfect game becA use Joe Croom Hid Cronm �ould hti walked the second batter to t�ke the protest under cons1dera­ face him in th e first in ni ng of tmn late Mo nday or early Tuesday the Cub!' nightcap with the CardThe Orioles ran their winning i nals. The &-4, 2 10-pound right hander retired the ne xt 26 batters streak to four games and gai ned i n order, striking out seven 'a nd a share of the AL lead when allowi ng only seven balls to be rookie Steve Barber pitched a three -hitter in their opener and hit to the outfield. veteran Hal Brown and rookie The Cardi nals, who had n 't suf- Chuck Estrada combined in a no-hitter nine-hitter in the seco nd game. fered a n lne • in ni ng since May 1 1, HH9, had won the Brown a nd rookies Jim Gentile fint 11smc, 6-1, on the strength or and Ron Hansen knocked i n two Larry Jaekson's four,hitter and runs each to produce a six-run two homers by Ken Doyer. first Jn ning that routed Boston's Frank Sullivan in the nightcap. The free-for-all between the Red.11 and Phillies broke out in John ny Antonelli pitched San the elghth inning of their open er Francisco's fourth 1hutout I n five pitcher Raul gam ea, 2-0, over · the Dodgers afte r Cinci n nati Sanchez bit 3 players with pitch• and the Braves beat the Pirates ed balls i n the same fram e. Phi­ 6-4 after a 4-2 loss in other Na• ladelphia Ma nager Gen e Mauch tional League games, The Yankees charged the mound and play ers <TUsh ed the Senatora, 1 1·2 and spilled out of both dugouts. Um­ the Athletics whipp¢ the Tigers pire Bill Jackow!\ki cl eared both 4--0 and 5-t in other AL games, l¥3nches of players not in ' the game whe n it was all over. TIT ANS GET YOUNGEt.MAN . Joh nny Callison, To ny Curty, NEW YORK UPI-The New Cal Neema n and Frank Herrera York Titan, announced t:oday they h9mered lo lead the Phillies to a have obtained Sid Youngelman. 14•3 victory in that one but Gus former tackle for the Cleveland ]Jell drove In three runs with 1 Browns, Philadelphia Eq:lea and homer and two dotlblea as tbJ! San Francisco Forty-Nin en, from Reda won the nightcap 5-1. the Buffalo Billa in excha nge for UM TrNN Plertr a high choice at n ext wlnter's The unusual protl!et developed America n Football League draft. i n the second Chieago-Cleveland, Yoilngelman, 28, stands 6 -3 and came whe n Joe Gor�on aent up weigh, 2S7. -------- I ·• Mi• ·"'· add, a touch of beauty and dl,tinction to ony room ,, DAIi,Y CRl'l"l'OqUOTll - Here'1 U111 'IIOrll to lh A X Y D � B A. A X R II L O N G .. lt L l, O W Oee ltlter 1l119ply 1tand1 for anothflr. ?ti tt,1l .""'fflPl1i J,. 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OHI 0<1?#:.�\: ;���i''J\ _-.:1 '.. !' I � ptr mo, 'nu IIS1UURS •• IIQIIST � �•• • BALTDIOJlE, lid. UPI--Gi... Marchetti, aU-leque d111teutw end for tbe Balllmore, Colt,, hu signed for ht, ell)ltb aeuon wltll the National Football Le■,ue detensive end for the B■ltlm:ON ColU, has 11itned for hl1 ele)ltb ,euon with the N1tion1I Football Le.ague champio.111. Pre,ent Special Mwic A 1pecial mUJlcal number ,,., pre.ented by Mra. Gerald Anthony local, and her 11,ter, Mn. RaJ· mond Lievl n1, Weal Columbia, Sunday evenln& duriliC the eervtce at the Middleport Fir1t Baptilt Church. The numbft' WU ID organ-pi.ano duet. Speaker for the evenln.r was the Rev. Ralph Zundel, of the Pome. roy Fint Bapti,t Church. Tuftd■r'• Gamet St. Loui1, at PhU..Wphlll, nilht Chica,o 1t Pittsbu'11h,. n'9hf Sin Fr•nclaco •t Cincln1111ti, n'!hl' Lo• Angeln et MOwaukN, nilM BRING YOUR BEST GIRL HERE FOR DINNER 1 Every Dish A Sh eer Delight GOOD FOOD AND fff!;i[��?� L.. l'LENTY OF IT AT C'I RCLE'S Restaurant ;: ;:•• �.=..i:•�-;:;;:.1 St, Louis ., Phlladelph;., night !'bone WY -2-�973 -lul 1 -2 ., 0..n• 2·3 S.n Francl1eo at Cim;:inMtl, Pomeroy 218 E,. Main n'9ht-Jones 4-2 � Purkey 2·1 Los AnplH at Milwaukff night 0Ptn 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. -1 ______'.�:-:,:,,========�• -Kovfax 0-3 n Buhl 2:::_ j --- NG • ' GREEN SPRI CAS H We have fresh spring cash ror folks who know how lo piell. up bargains and clean up btus. CaU us tomorrow. We like lo OK II fall. Thrifty lenns that fit your budget fine. Hours: 9 lo 5 - 1bnrs. 9 IU N OOD Phone WY 2•!171 125 E. MIiin SI. E BUIL D-UP ! 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Xelrncl 3ti. Singh• unit 36, Angry :u, t;ra. ting11 a�. UndcrwnLor tixplorer 40, �ahar" Wi.l('rlnl' l'IJ)Olll "4 1 , Boy · • nick• ll811le l potl,} 42. Blbl!cal name AMERICAN L IAGU I! W L Pct. GIi Chieaa:o 14 IO -� B.altim.ore 14 10 -� New York 12 t .571 � Cleveland 13 10 � � Boston 1 0 10 .000 2 Detroit 9 12 .4�9 31,, Waahi ngton 9 14 .391 4½: Kansas Cily 9 15 .373 5 . Svncl1y'• RMUlh 14!ftlmo,. 2 Bost- 1, ht •.,... S.ltlmoN 7 l!otton •· 2ftd oam. Kanus cay 5 o.t,eit O, 1 � .. me Kanas City 5 Detroit 2nd "'"•• 10 innlnes Chlut,o -4 Cle,yeland 0, ht Cleffl■ncf 6 Chit.a(IO 3� 2nd 9,IIM 1 0 innlnp N._. York 1 1 Washington 1 S.turd•Y"s Rewlh Wa11\fJlrllfon 4 New York 0 11,ftlmor. 5 Boston 2 Cl...t1nd 10 Chlugo 9 Detroit 7 Kansai City 6 A\ondaJ"'1, Probable Pitchen KeMH City 5, Detroit 4, 2 t■IM a.ltJmor. at Kan1es City, nlaht -Wilhelm 1-2 Y1, c.,...,. 0-2 Tunctay, G.mes a..ton at Chicap, 14 llaltifflor. ,t Kan1,1s City, N Wethington at o.tr.lt, N New '{wk at Clneland, N NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB San Fra n cisco . . 19 8 .704 19 B .704 Pittsburgh . . . . 12 10 .M� 4½: Milwaukee. , . . C 1ncm ' ' n.ati . . -· I4 13 .514 !!o Los Angele• . . . 12 16 ,429 7 ¥.t Chicago . . 9 14 ;91 8 St. Loui& . . . . . . . IO 16 .'85 8¥.t 1 1 18 .379 9 Philadelphia Sunday's Rnults Phllaclt-lpltl1 1, Cincinnati 3, ht game � n ru Ci cin t 5 PhiliHlpht. l, 2nd f _.n,,e ■1 CHl1 TANNIHILL G;; O;H:lid�y: o:i"y0Gi;nts l,�be Pomeroy Sunoco Station SPORTS '-' n;:ball Form ..=�: • ResuIl OD p•Itch•ing Shutout p·rodnee Rout1ne Unlt9d '""" lnhrn1tlonel It was a day to remember-a day on which form took a tioliday, THIRD. UOO' worth of Green Slamps . That'a just about the only way FOURTH . • !.50 Gasoline to sum up S� nday 's major Jeagu,e everjta that mcluded the se11on s FIFTH. 5 qt. OU Change-Dynalube first no-hitter, it's bigg est free!or•all, the posslt,illty that the SIXTH. 5 qt. OU Cbmg.....Sun Motor Oil In dians used a player belonging to the Sen ators and the spectacle SEVENTH. Wash Job of the Baltlmore Orioles aharJng the America n League lead. EIGHTH. Lllbe Joh Stop wasting materials by In fact, San Francisco fans are, on-th e-job mixing! 'f.ell us Job NINTH; ,. jus t abou I lbe onl , >: . one ' W+'Q your . speclflcatl,ihs ahd wr ,would call. il • - normal day: Tbe . l ~,_ " " TtlNTlli 'Lilbe Job will deliver t h e · right ' Gi.aJJ�· .pitchi ng staff turne d in an. amount of the rlgl,t con­ other shutout. Here's a rundown on dol ng'e TO Bl GiVIEN AWAY JUNE ht. crete mix to your job. that provided 228,168 Su nday Stop In and Rqlater FrH At Thi �111eball fans witb one of t,hc dizuest daYs in years: 24-y ear•old -Don Cardwell, rlght:ha nder scquired . from the Phillies on Friday pitched the firal:no hitter again st the CardinPhone WY--2-2995 , · als •n '1 years for a 4-0 victory Phonw WY-24214 In -his debut with the Cubs, W. MAIN STREET POMEROY -The Phillies and Reds staged p111 It. • Mldttleport •�==,,.,,==================;;,,,,:!_ =,========��-'�� • _Jl� r•�•� -l� or'.::••�l� I� at . Ci ncinnati which . ·• SECOND. " Dae1 ft nem to slip lhrouJh your tlnprs? Make y o u wonder if priC'es must sky-rOcket? Manr othen wond� too. Just reocnU, 64 of tJ\efn-all�ina: represap(a. thros Of la;'bor, edUC&�n, busmeu a'l(l IJQvtmment-a:ot together at the American Assembly. They con,, aideted CM evidence and came away con\'lnced that America can experience dynamic growth .wlllle keeping prices rea50tl8b1y stable and unemployment low, How1 By a serious effort on the part o f all Americans to create a steady rl3d In productMly, WIii! • • dt lo _MIJl flM �ut Q,wrlllii:ndlf f1dN hN �kill, �Qrowa 111• Yoll'', lo: ,.111,neu AiHl'IIIIIJ, t:alulllbla ' Ullwtnlij, - YRU, lt,Yo TO P LAY K EN TUCKY LOS ANGELES UPI-UCLA has annou nced it wut meet Kentuct,r Jn buket �U Ful:t 1981 , •t • nJlon, an wt P • Y Ulib 1n 1ootb•ll Nov. 26, 1982, at S.It Lake City. . � S1'ANDING� � 11111 $79so:· ..... ........... ,..,.,_ •� ... --...... ..--Rril ,.._ BAKER FU RN ITURE On The jlrlghlest " Corner la MI DQLEPORT �• r They'll Do It Every Time fHE DAILY SENTINEL wmmeutating Editorially Wear A Poppy -- -- -- - - ----------On Frida y and Saturday, May 20th and 2 1st., all of us will be asked to wear a little red poppy on our coats or dresses. The day will be Poppy Day, when , once each year, we of America pay tribu1e, by wearing their rnemorii.11 flower, th� poppy, to those who gave their lives in America's service during the Worlr..l Wars. And as we receive our pop� py from thP. wQmen of the American Legio, Auxiliarv. w h o will distribute the flowers on . th� st n·�•ts that ciay, we will be aiding the wars· living victims by the contribution we make for the flower. The poppy comes to us from the fields of France and Belgium where the churning tide of war obliterated all touches of beauty ex• cept its brave red blooms. It t· omes to us from t h e shell.pitted battle areas and from among the wooden crosses of the war cemeteries. There it was nature's tribuh• to t h e h eroic dead. and here in America it is t h e tribute of patriots to those w ho made patriotism's highest sacrifice. The poppies wh ich we ¼ i l l wear on Poppy Day are not, of course , natural flowers from the ball lefields. They are flowers w h ic h have even �rcater significance than any nature cou ld produce. They have been made in hos­ pitals and work-room s w here war's suffering still is going on. They have bloomed under the hands of men disabled in war - the com­ rades of t hose in w h ose honor they will be worn. Their petals are only paper and their stems wire. yet into them has been breathed the spirit of patriotic sacrifice. the spirit o[ those clays when life itself was not too much lo give for Amt•riea. ' '' '' ---------- not do regular work, but t hey can m.ake pop-- pies. Even in their hospital beds they can do thi.s work, earning money for each flower they make. Second, the work is of real value in aiding their recovery, occupying hands and minds, bn1aking: the tedium of long idleness, and restoring spirits crushed by hopelessness. The women who distribute the poppies, unlike t h e d�abled vete:an s who make them, receive n othing for their efforts - nothing tangible, that is, only the satisfaction of h aving helped brighten the memory of the dead and of having contributed to the welfare of living. It is hard, unaccustomed work for them, but they do it gladly , happy to be able to serve in such a cause. The money which is dropped into t he coin boxes in exchange for the poppiee goes en­ tirel y to the welfare activities of The Ameri­ can Legion and the American Legion Auxil­ iary, supporting the work which these two great service organizations do for tbe dis­ abled veterans, t h e families of the dlaablcd and the families left in need by the death of veterans. Every penhy is made to sel'Ve, and because of the close understanding and sym­ pathy existing between t h e Legb)n and Auxil­ iary men and women and those whom th ey are aiding, every penny is maide to serve dou• bly in a, cause of h igh est worth. Understanding the meanln, of the poppy and the uses to which t h e P6Pl11 funds are put, can any of u, be dea£ to the appeal of Poppy Day? Can 811Y of us fail to g<eet the welcome Auxiliary poppy workers with smllo, fail to put on th e poppy of remem­ brance for the dead and show th at we rerpem­ ber the living b y contributing as liberally as our means will permit? I am sure there are few in Pomeroy , and surrounding communi• ties in. whom remembrance, gratitude and pa­ triotism burns so low. J a m sure tha.t the pop­ py will be on all our coats on Poppy Day. the -------' = � '-. --........ ..... ·\'.1 1"'3. Xlo,f FN" . ' �, ... •1-,""'1f(liflt:� . I n .. T·b& 'fO. ,·u .Jl1"lr,I.• YEST"rnYEAR I dlJ T The C3feIess $2}A f)00,000 Society Nev;s Portland ---DA ILY C ROSSWORD __ Grossed In Ohio Before Expenses Laurel Cliff Events RePOrtec:I e eveni ng a� be11 port when her m�r Mrs. Charles AJa Brlabtlry entertained with a party in lter honor. The Bradbury home WIJI d eci>rated with paper streamers in pa&· t el colors. Da ncing and games were enj oyed by the IJlle&ls with pri!es being awarded to Katy Morarity an d Gary Stobart. The door prize was won •by Michael Lloyd, After Suian ne had opened her many n iee gifts her decorated bjrthday cake was served wlth punch by her mother who was assisted by Mrs, Eugene HaJT is to those men tioned above and C h eryl Fife , Ja ne Biron , Narsa Frost, Joy Boggs, Connie Cooke, Minnie Mullins, Christine Bahr, Judy Moore, Carolyn Russell, Diane Criswell, Soh nny Blake, Randol'ph Humphrey11 , Larry Gladwell, George Sauer, Johnny Hood, Bruce Simpson, ltenny Harris, Keith Morgan, Seren Lewis and Su:tann e's siste r and brother, Mary and Asa 'and her cousin, Debbie Kitchen . Sending glrta but unable to attend the party were Sandy Simp1on, Celeste Ault, local, and Ooghle Calvert a nd Joh n ny Gin• Pomer�y. ther of___ ____ 0,, May Played Today In AA Distri ct Finals 16, 1960 Soc ial Eve nts In Clifton FA ■MADI PARTY Mrs. Elver Fo;ii; was hosteH to a F.aemad& party at her home Frlduy e\'ening with .Mrs. Maxi ne Lal.hey uf Letart as demonstr,tor AUend inl: were Mrs. Thelma Pur• du,, Mrs. Mildred Ril ey, Mrt, Emma Ri�kard, Mn. Cecil Joh n­ Nicholson , aon. Mason; . E,•ely n Roma Hump hrey, Mra. Betty Fox, Lena Ji',()x and Katle Oliver. Prize5 were won by Kaije Oliver, Mn. Cecil Johnson, Roma Hum• phrey'. Emma· Rickard, Virginia Purdue. Evelyn I Nicholson won the dooi' ptlie. The 4--H Cleve.NI t:ia1',, f,peir third meeting at the home or Grace Hysell Tuesday evening. The meeting waa called to or­ der by the pre,lden� Joyce Circle. The roll call wu made .with all the meMber1 prettnt. After Lhe, me eUng was adjourn­ ed � a 1w-,11rise. ,birthday eelebra• tion was held for Ellen Shuler. The honored me mber re�ived a present from the members and advisors. Gam es were played and refr esh­ men1s we re served by the hostess Mrs. Hysell. Frank Harris of Ma1tOn and The next meetin g will be at Mrs. Dan a Lewis we re in Point the home of Anita Houdashelt, Pleasant Friday on buslne!IS. Ju ne 14:. Dr. and Mrs. � Dea n Hea'ton Members present were Ellen and daughters Susan a nd 'Patty Shuler, Lin da Johnston , Mary of Pome ror visited Mr. a nd _Mrs. Ann Harris Robin Stearns Anita William Bass Sa1urday ev ening. Elaine Cartwright of Mason Houdasbelt ' Pam Gruese r ' Grace ' Hysell, D ebbie VanMeter, sherryl was lb� weekend gu est of Linda and Mickey Spencer an d Joyce I Call. Circle• and th e advisors Mrs; MilDonna Goodnite, Pomeroy and dred Shuler a nd Mrs. Mildred , ed Jane Al. O reen,. Charleston via"t Circlel Nu;hoison iunday. , 14r. and Mrs. Earl �� 11'.obhison and daugh.ter Cheey\ · of, Middle­ port called on Mr. and\�rs . Pearl Nicholson Sunday. �f SINlflNll Bi�thdoy Omeaved Pr=o=am y"---' May=Da= grDecorating Plan s W1th ta,ty,At fll\WkJk Announced For . Complet-ed For Bradbu')' H-ome . e Suzan <11 l>irll,day '!!lQIIJ M ._ � ,t' lstb The RutIand Sch00I l\(fflJ!m, �I, Theqcloru, CQU ncll Bradbury. wu celebralfflf. Saturday Al Ufflnt e ·· OnQUet Rutland Ele- Da QSb:Wft t>,i>me bl Middl Al:q11rlQJ •te requeat• a 1 j"t;.Pft ot.4NO,��QI' �)!!el ' _ ., ; : -- - •, - · - · . . . I West Shade Socia! Events 4-H Clovers Hold Session At Hysell Home The program for 1 ;� mentary School, May Day, pro- ed to � it the lwln1 Fun,nl gram Ma1 17, Tuesday, i n the new Honte tionJ ... 11t. t� to conduct &Y mnasium has been an nounced seriltel 0.: Anni Sanborn. by H erbert Parh:er, pri n cipal. ---,-, Starti ng at 1 :SO p. m. the pro- ,....gram I ncludes: Proce111lon ; Quee n , Connee William&; Kin g, Be nn y Slawter �&. \I & ii. I and att,Jtdants. PresenLaUo n of the flag by the Boy Scoula. �J Song,, America an d Welcome, SweeJ Springtime. ,, Ul;W ,,._, IM!lffllflctfNtl At the Circus and Llalen and 'l!odU1 ·it lli>AiStlf� M■)' UI , the Do, Grade 1 Mn. Parson,. Jumping Hoopa and Lllten and 131th 4u Of th e �ari wlth 229 mqre in lMO. Do, Grade 1, Mu. Page. Sleeplni Prince11, The e T ' Tha �.. ii 1ppt0achin1 Hs h Thi• disabled veterans who make the pop• .._., Little Shoe maker, Grade. 11 Mn, :1' 1, '· �pr'ri,p1 itara are Mira, pies Ucrive double benefit from t he work. Bunce. Popl Goes the Weaael, Hop, IQl �r. .--.d $aillftl', Ji'int, it gives them employment - their only in tUltoi,: Alo"a Johnny, De Beis1,11Jl 11;1� ,, 'OQ;· . �1• chance to help support themselves and fnmi• Bean Jlaga, Grade 1 1 1 , Mra. Cha� ' 1'> 1901, U ,. S.cretary of State t1n�er Lincoln, William Sew■rd, lies, With strength and health gone they tan• ma n . • Grumbl er, Wll born, Little Ellie, Old In 1886, the 't'reaaurr Depart• Grade IV, Mrs. Nelson an d Mrs, ment WH autborized to manufic· Ral nea. I\ w V Puppets, Jimmie and Mary Lou ture and circulate the firit U. S. My Fl,lg, Soldier Boy, Flag five-cent piece, Litterbug i s not quite the word. It is the places are not all messy by nature. Many are Ao<trew In l868, President · Drill, Grades 11, 111, JV, Mrs. Forommo11 won\ , all rig h t, for the person w ho simp 1Y care Iess, or t h ough tless. Johnson waa a� ultt0d in an im• ley and Mra. Ogdln. scatter,: · paper and other debris across the Polka, NarclH us, peachment trial. Pa'tty CUe For ever y vandal who deliberately sca-tters Gradea Vl, VII, M iss Montgomery In 1927, despite the fact that tounh'} :,Hlc . Rut it lucks flavor. It is loo po­ and ule of alman1Jfacture chaar. S ·Mist and garbage dumps or spot picnic on cans beer a , . lite. I t foils l o get a cross the feelings that wu unlawful, raie• e ev b , coholic Virgi n ia Reel, Grade VII, Mr. a highway , there is on e who leaves debris on ruled that Court e Suprem th e most ol u.� cxpe1·lencc when we see a place Nelson. betause he simply didn't think to clean up "�ootlegjets " 01ust fil e i ncomeWelle Mr. VII, Grade Tumbling, whNe 1 hc despoilers, the mess-makers , have VU,· Mr. tax f0:rm1. Schottl10M,. Grade after himself. It is to these, the carell:S� the passed. .... _ tn 1940 :Presh!ent• ' 1 Jlob11e't'elt, I •·. · n. o N unlhlnking, t hat we suy: Remember, the,beau• · �S jaced by the "bil""w " ,-.•1u�"' Though np1•cals to such llCtS.O.llS Jllay seem "'-"""''J ,<!. 1 1 • · Sq uare Dance , Grade VIII, Mrs. alarm Y an d ord er II ness of your worId dey,mo as Roberta . tlCJ. of NHI Germii,ny in overrunt (ufill', 1ha1 is not ncc�ssarily true. The saving May Pole Da nce, Grade V, Mra nln1 a larga part of the E'uropean thing abo1.,1I it is that t hose who litter public much on you as on the next fellow. continent, asked Congress for Patteraon • and. Mrs. Birch. Master of Ceremonies is Calvin money to manufaeture :50,000 air­ Mr. and Mr1. Harry Brow n and Biddle. Accompanist is Roberta planes a year. 1mcl M rs. Howard Wholey coiled on Mr. 1111d Mrs. WIii Hellinon re­ children spe n t Mothers D PY at the Smith and DJ rector is Mrs , c. o. A thought for today : America n Painter hom e , c1•111ly, of leuers Oliver Wen dell man Ch 11 pma n . Mr. und Mrs. frank Sisson and Mr. and Mrs WHI Hellmen and , ------ ------ Holmes said in "The Morni ng �r. iuul Mrs. llohert Pain11 r, daughter, Mr. .and Mrs. Fl<iyd Eliubeth Wickham called on Visit": 111,farn ' the sweet magle D1>L1J;l11� John.� nn, Mr. 11ml MrM S 1>1•11cc, Mrs. Mable Geoglcin, Mrs. Robert Steele Friday. of a cheerful face: not always .., , Halph 1'11inh•r 111u l t·hiltlr1•n 11pi•t1I Mr. 1md Mrs. Gerald Violet, Mr. 1mlling, but 1;t le11t 1erene," Mrs, n. Taylor of Addison callSunda .Y with Mr. 1111d M rs. Huw­ m:.d MrH. Alva Clark and childre n ed on Mrs . Robert Pain ter Tuesu,t lfilul'11 ancl fu111ily, N<'Wark. wf'rn M n1hers Uoy guests nf Mrs. day. M r :md Mr� 1 .nrry Hou,ih Sfl('lli J1•nnie Housh, Mol t14 ' r� Do)' with Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. J<� llzabeth Wid,r1�n1 ls V1r1.: I I Hnu�h . vi.�iling with Mr. and Mn. Will Ohio farm ers received a g,roa& By Mrs. Chari• Q,l�I Itri Thom;i :1nrl Wirt• 11nr 1 Mr IIC' ilm11n this week. ------lncome before expe nse of over 214 Mr, a nd Mra. .Murl Harr11 and mllllon dollar, from dairy prd­ family of ·St. Alb11n1 vi.ailed �t B y Henrlett• Md)ada Mr. and Mrs. ,h,olland Kelle n• duct1 In UIM: Thia was one per the· hbllle of Mr. and Mrs George ber.:cr and son, Greig, of Colum• cent leaa th•n they received in Req,h1w. �- Plsmlrca Ai nm,·, 18. Part. bus, spent the weeke n d with her 1958, ,but wa.a IO ten per cent l. TV I Ml'. 3. Hlfh, or more than .waa received from &his ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Oun. par llllloo crriggy hlll "to be" aource lq: · 1'51), accordl na: to a and McD1de Gertrude Mrs. Mr,. l'i. Sn11\ln/1,r .t. Attempt 20. �lrlke re1•�¥d • by the Ohio Crop regort Harry Swan attended the District 11, Nobl1!111 1111'1 n. G101111y 22. Except s;tvice. Reportln& g n ti e me Demon1tratlon Home 21! homo l1Lbr1c 23. Atoll reNntly. Middleport n I 10. Heil 8. Dior or <.(wcller Jnckt't '1 Chanel 2f. Pro. Wl!llJIUI\ outflt11 phct. !2. lr1t:-ros1 7 . . A11lan inland HI 1:1. Pllllf\lU 110H. 28. Inaano H. Underworld 8. Organ at' 2f\. Cuahion d�ll y amell 30. Extra,, l�. Ct1Hed, 111 a D. Kind ot' ordl811. French tclephonci doctur nary river number 1 1. Marry person■ 37. Tlbetal\ lA, Neutl!r 111, Perl•h 32. Fne ,ruello pr•,noun 17. United b:,.• 83. lreland 38, Wharf 17 . Swoon compacl H. Llon'1 den inhabitant 11.f. Stick firmly 2 1 . Wn.111111 blr4 2:\. Dwell 20. Pantry lnvll(ler 27. 'l'nnl y 21S. A N•w Yorh; Yank�e 29. Hi ;{ hWO.}'I 31. 1,nnd Ofd 2-Dally Sen&net, Pomeroy•Mid dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart and daughter Deapna and Mt. and Mrs Cecil Cundiff of Mason called o n Mr. and Jdrs. Donald Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rickard at Letart Jt'riday. Pl�µs were made for decoratl n iz the Pomeroy Jun iqr High School a uditorium for the 42nd ann ual Pom eroy High School Alum n i Banquet, when the executive board Raymond Foglesong, Pt. Pleas. and decorating committee or the visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ant Association met Friday eve n i ng in Sunday, Wtlllams the Sen ior High auditorium. Mrs. Ken neth Ault, Columbui, Members ot the d ecorating com- visited her mother, Mrs. WinJfred mittee are requested to be at the Holla nd who is con fin ed to her Ju n ior Hhzh auditorium Thursday home, -.foUowl n g Com. -------- evening, May 26, mencemen t, to begi n d ecoratin g and also on Frldav eveni n g to com• plete the decorations. It was an • nounced that cards had been sent to out of town graduates and mem• bers of reun ion clssses. The banquet wiH be served by the Women 's Guild of the Federated Church at 6:30 p. m., May 28. Tickets which are now on sale may be purchiu1ed at the Stark 's . Pharmacy, Pomeroy Pastry Sh.op, or from Mn. Roy' Mayer, • secretarytreasurer, Tick ets for the banquet, dance and member1hip are $3 .00. Music for the dance will be .furof nished by "The Spectaculars" Athens. -Tickets for th e dance may be purchased At the door. Racine Evenh Of Weck 1 ------- ---- • a__:__ Beat South Point �2 In Athens m _ _ m _d__S___ 1 rts S1ken ee� � W ry po -=-- IIALTIMORE, ),Id, UPI - Bally F.ddie Sachl ol Center Valley, Pa,, Ache, the three-year•ld colt •ho averated 1"6.ftfl milff per hour ran second in tbe Kentucty Derby to win tbe pole politJon for the •· u sold by Leonard Ftucbtman -mile Memorilll Day auto nee . of Toledo, Ohio, to a ,yndicate FORT WORTH, ToL UPI-J ulbeaded by Joseph Arnold or Lex, iua SOl'OI ot Mid Pines, N. c., won ington, Ky,, for $1,250,000. Billy the Colonial &olt·tourfllment With Ache then won Pimlico'1 Preat• a 72-bole lOlal of 280. neu prep by four lengths. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI8ALTIMOJIE, Md. UPI - The double-header tuneup fl,lhta rea: J0h nny Th . _omson °f Boyentown, ifle . d ror lhe 000-mlle In• P qua! • � turi ng welterweight champion Don Race witt,. an avAuto dianapolilil Jordan and middleweight challenger Ray Robinso n were postpoaed I erage speed of 146.443 miles per un til Monday night because of hour. ' - ----rain. I DARLINGTON, s. c. UPI _ Joe Diitrict 6 Officers Wtatherly of Norfolk, va., won '" t 0 the Rebel 300-mile co nvertible .{"t. lel,I "ft> y auto race with a 1 960 Ford with an · Edith Wakely, district deputy average of 102 .648 miles per hour. ol diatrict 1 3 and national repre. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI _ se ntative of Marletla, Edith Betz.. ing, state publicity chairman of Forest Rose Council 284 Tuppen. Plains; Opal Taylor, cou ncil de· . puty, American Beauty council Little Hocking O., atte nded the 48tb annual rally of District No. e held lo the lilaacm.ic Temple, May 1 1 at ,Steuberiville. I d • th Rall See the mLDW PAGES t'• WI N A N E.W CAR! Or Hundreds Of Other Prizes WIN : A New 1 960 Valiant or a Calo, Television ' ' NOTHING ! , TO BUY - ., over South Point in the Dislrict,fjnl rou� Clasf AA toumamenl .!II Athena � played llbltord •/o!ll!Y ,1 10:30 a,m, !or ttie dlstrlcl Utle' � .; the righi ti),entet;the regional tournament. toun�, todaJ'.a rohtest, they were three victories away frotn th� JUie f1nala where the cream of Ohio's preppel's per• form •-•• �. · league scou•· ..-,re drove& of JnaJOr lnubedlately after' the 11me the team wut return to Pomeroy run-off of the aectional tlnalt, from where lta nlne aen iora and Class A variety. The winner will COlch lluueU Moore, wJU d'epart a� vance to district play, whleh for Ch.9.rleiton, w. V·a ., and an air will have to be made u p befor11 ride to Waablnlf.On, D. C. The this weekend , (on ly . one iame). aenior• will join their clll,mate• when the reg 1on 1ls m that dlvt,. n also are achl!duled. in the annual 11Jtbtteein,: tour of io the Nation'• Capitol, returning South Point . , . . 010 000 1 -2·3-2 Pomeroy • • • • . . 420 000 x--&;6-3 Thlll'8day. Moore and Howell (2); Cunnin11d d . Regional game• are che ule ham and Grueser. for Friday and Sa turday. It wu a close thine ,gai n1t South Point, a team which came o n strong the l11t two weeks. • Bob Cunningham wellt all the way, allowing three bit1, ',fanning 8, walking 8 and bitting two, Pomeroy bi,C flrat lnnin, won tbe came. Howard Parter led off with a single, tddJe Bartelt walk• ed, Bili Wilaon do ubled, Tom Grueaer singled .and �unningham tripled · F our ru111 h a scored· · Parker save(I the ay in the 1b:tb . . The sacks were full 'With two out wheni i South Point J bat sent • zlpplrl1 liner just inaide the fair territory llii-i In deep leit. P.arter went aver, raade a divine s�b tor the ·ball, :rolled over twice, and earn, up 'With the litUe ruund hard· .-,au in his glove AT MIDDLEPORT Racine plays at Middleport today at 3 : 30 p. m. in . _, belated , 3 v .-ivm READ't-llU A1il' CO NC RjTE Cuts Waste . JUST REGISTER . Soves You Money FIRST. ,s.OO Gasollne ,a.oo Saturday; MI.iford was Next Pomeroy's Pa,iQ)en, S.2 wln nera Look At These Extra local Prizes W3ffJC}d SelS N ew M3fks FOr 3 Warren Hardin,r" NEW CONCORD, o. UPI-Paul Warfield set three new marl• ln leadi nd Warren Harding to the • title in the 17th annual Cl ass AA Muskingum Colleie relay• here Saturday. Ostego High School of Wood Coun ty won the Clan A crown . • , arfield, a UPI All-Ohio foot w ha I player, won �he 100.yard duh in 9-7 seconds, Ute 1 8().;y ard low hurdles in 19-l seconds, and the br.oad Ju , mp_ with a leap of 28 leet 6 -2 inches. WJrren scored 41 points to end the two-year reign of Cleveland Ea.st Tech on the Class AA title. East Tech flnished serond with ao point,, and Canton McKinley was ' Gasollne DESK That assist we mentioned � «' GOEG�EI N READY-MIX CO. ,, -- --- - :ii 5 -"=- last Thursday as, dre the POm- eroy Panthers baseball team's seniors, caugh t in a run-dow n bet�een taking their Seniors' Washington trip or playing out their Class AA tournament luck, was Made in high style over th e weekend. Reservatlo� now h ave been obtained on a flight from C harleston today at 5 p .m . for nine seniors and C.oach MGore to join their classmates in Washington two hours later. A total of $245 _ wtth more pledged _ more than enough for bare - abou'·" two hours of expenses of the tickets, was obtained 111 e:,a,nvassing Saturday night by Bill Woodgerd and Ronnie Martin. Earlier, A. R. Knight of the Pomero.v Motor Company had been approached about providing a station wagon for a motor trip. Monday night. While he was ch ecking auto invoices preparrng a solution for the team, Woodgerd and Martin solved th�ro . blem quickly and neatly. ,_n or Iose todaY, the seniors get th eir Washington trip. Wm or lose, Pomeroy has showed th e boys it appreciates not only their high callber of play but also the outstanding • sort of boy each ls. he to rom ant express appreciation to those whe �. I w F made this a ir t rj p poss1·ble. The wh oIe thing was a JO · b weII . done. And about that win or lose business we want them to win over Minford today and gain n berth in the Class AA regionals. 230-pou nd G ene Whi�ena n t ae a pinch-bitter in the 8-foot, 8-in �h, Conley featured by socking �foot I seventh innin g, The India ns had 11-inch, 165.pou nd Billy Martin already annou nced Whisenant had abt,\'e the left eye . been traded to the Se nators and :_The J n dians tried to use Pete '\Yhite Sox Manager Al Lopei Whisenant as a pinch hitte r after file d the protest on the grou nds they had an nounced "e had been that Cleveland bed used a player who was not on ih team. traded to the Senators. -The Orioles swept a doubleEarly Wy nn had pitche d a five­ header from the Red Sox 2.1 and hitter Cot life first win of the sea71 to tie the White Sox for first 11011 as the White Soi: won the . place, first game: 4-0, bu� the Indians Gam• Mlaset. Ptrhct · . , took the dl!lnute.1 n 11•htcap 6--> on Cardwell,. a. nat1ve . .of· .wmstQllo • ·· " . s tir " '· "10th ree-rua Sa lem, N. c., who had . a n-� ?It} Harvey Kue 11hn111g homer . In Bosto�, ,a oord in three big league seasons, s o ma for 1ea e president gu . p Juy � m issed a perfect game becA use Joe Croom Hid Cronm �ould hti walked the second batter to t�ke the protest under cons1dera­ face him in th e first in ni ng of tmn late Mo nday or early Tuesday the Cub!' nightcap with the CardThe Orioles ran their winning i nals. The &-4, 2 10-pound right hander retired the ne xt 26 batters streak to four games and gai ned i n order, striking out seven 'a nd a share of the AL lead when allowi ng only seven balls to be rookie Steve Barber pitched a three -hitter in their opener and hit to the outfield. veteran Hal Brown and rookie The Cardi nals, who had n 't suf- Chuck Estrada combined in a no-hitter nine-hitter in the seco nd game. fered a n lne • in ni ng since May 1 1, HH9, had won the Brown a nd rookies Jim Gentile fint 11smc, 6-1, on the strength or and Ron Hansen knocked i n two Larry Jaekson's four,hitter and runs each to produce a six-run two homers by Ken Doyer. first Jn ning that routed Boston's Frank Sullivan in the nightcap. The free-for-all between the Red.11 and Phillies broke out in John ny Antonelli pitched San the elghth inning of their open er Francisco's fourth 1hutout I n five pitcher Raul gam ea, 2-0, over · the Dodgers afte r Cinci n nati Sanchez bit 3 players with pitch• and the Braves beat the Pirates ed balls i n the same fram e. Phi­ 6-4 after a 4-2 loss in other Na• ladelphia Ma nager Gen e Mauch tional League games, The Yankees charged the mound and play ers <TUsh ed the Senatora, 1 1·2 and spilled out of both dugouts. Um­ the Athletics whipp¢ the Tigers pire Bill Jackow!\ki cl eared both 4--0 and 5-t in other AL games, l¥3nches of players not in ' the game whe n it was all over. TIT ANS GET YOUNGEt.MAN . Joh nny Callison, To ny Curty, NEW YORK UPI-The New Cal Neema n and Frank Herrera York Titan, announced t:oday they h9mered lo lead the Phillies to a have obtained Sid Youngelman. 14•3 victory in that one but Gus former tackle for the Cleveland ]Jell drove In three runs with 1 Browns, Philadelphia Eq:lea and homer and two dotlblea as tbJ! San Francisco Forty-Nin en, from Reda won the nightcap 5-1. the Buffalo Billa in excha nge for UM TrNN Plertr a high choice at n ext wlnter's The unusual protl!et developed America n Football League draft. i n the second Chieago-Cleveland, Yoilngelman, 28, stands 6 -3 and came whe n Joe Gor�on aent up weigh, 2S7. -------- I ·• Mi• ·"'· add, a touch of beauty and dl,tinction to ony room ,, DAIi,Y CRl'l"l'OqUOTll - Here'1 U111 'IIOrll to lh A X Y D � B A. A X R II L O N G .. lt L l, O W Oee ltlter 1l119ply 1tand1 for anothflr. ?ti tt,1l .""'fflPl1i J,. II uu4 � the U1rn L'1, X for the- two O's, •te. liln)-; •• l•·f • trt. •r>o"llf\t-ophe1, U11 le.nstJ) 111,.nd formallon Gf lhl � IU .i au blnU. , { lluh da)' tl� 1:-cxle lotter• sre Ulfferent.. " I f A Orypt·c,1ram Qnotatlbft · , ' lt :S U U T B J3 BB U C l: O X Y W B lf Y Y X . B I: Z D X � C B T R r c O Y ' Y A u u � Y W -- w 9 "()' T 8 a ll C O , .......,. Cl;,p'"'1uote 1 PR� 'Ill DY TKY Ml(IHT ORl:AT OOl!'r OUR KINOI�. . ' lPfOVltle a wlcle ,,,,._ "- decaratl •�•nomlcol, It �o .,_ · """ ".'!"'...,,;�-'!!,! ... .. " ... · , ¥ • ,,. • • ,. la.,,'ty-10-apply , ·.· ; 11 tho ldtol calhn1 inarerlal. �,°'/1 ..,,,.... �-. ti ·An ,avet'age ce,lling dn. be COv,red •· - � - -·An. tile for aa 1:1-t\le J ' $5.00 f. Ate' Y B X lffiuN1 IO k found 111 collln1 tll• .. ' -I , ' I •·• � .., -.-, .,. , • ' • ·• .- (_ S--ri,r., --'durif!I. IM 'Spring F-: Sdli111 Spree' ol,flOIII:-� , .. , ·�p·o&t! Jjt;:_'M . OTQ R ..:�l,� PAH Y M IR�Y,. · 1-,.i-.�, - 1.i.. \��. .....�/��\J-�'�1't4:t- �- �: � � . OHI 0<1?#:.�\: ;���i''J\ _-.:1 '.. !' I � ptr mo, 'nu IIS1UURS •• IIQIIST � �•• • BALTDIOJlE, lid. UPI--Gi... Marchetti, aU-leque d111teutw end for tbe Balllmore, Colt,, hu signed for ht, ell)ltb aeuon wltll the National Football Le■,ue detensive end for the B■ltlm:ON ColU, has 11itned for hl1 ele)ltb ,euon with the N1tion1I Football Le.ague champio.111. Pre,ent Special Mwic A 1pecial mUJlcal number ,,., pre.ented by Mra. Gerald Anthony local, and her 11,ter, Mn. RaJ· mond Lievl n1, Weal Columbia, Sunday evenln& duriliC the eervtce at the Middleport Fir1t Baptilt Church. The numbft' WU ID organ-pi.ano duet. Speaker for the evenln.r was the Rev. Ralph Zundel, of the Pome. roy Fint Bapti,t Church. Tuftd■r'• Gamet St. Loui1, at PhU..Wphlll, nilht Chica,o 1t Pittsbu'11h,. n'9hf Sin Fr•nclaco •t Cincln1111ti, n'!hl' Lo• Angeln et MOwaukN, nilM BRING YOUR BEST GIRL HERE FOR DINNER 1 Every Dish A Sh eer Delight GOOD FOOD AND fff!;i[��?� L.. l'LENTY OF IT AT C'I RCLE'S Restaurant ;: ;:•• �.=..i:•�-;:;;:.1 St, Louis ., Phlladelph;., night !'bone WY -2-�973 -lul 1 -2 ., 0..n• 2·3 S.n Francl1eo at Cim;:inMtl, Pomeroy 218 E,. Main n'9ht-Jones 4-2 � Purkey 2·1 Los AnplH at Milwaukff night 0Ptn 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. -1 ______'.�:-:,:,,========�• -Kovfax 0-3 n Buhl 2:::_ j --- NG • ' GREEN SPRI CAS H We have fresh spring cash ror folks who know how lo piell. up bargains and clean up btus. CaU us tomorrow. We like lo OK II fall. Thrifty lenns that fit your budget fine. Hours: 9 lo 5 - 1bnrs. 9 IU N OOD Phone WY 2•!171 125 E. MIiin SI. E BUIL D-UP ! 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Xelrncl 3ti. Singh• unit 36, Angry :u, t;ra. ting11 a�. UndcrwnLor tixplorer 40, �ahar" Wi.l('rlnl' l'IJ)Olll "4 1 , Boy · • nick• ll811le l potl,} 42. Blbl!cal name AMERICAN L IAGU I! W L Pct. GIi Chieaa:o 14 IO -� B.altim.ore 14 10 -� New York 12 t .571 � Cleveland 13 10 � � Boston 1 0 10 .000 2 Detroit 9 12 .4�9 31,, Waahi ngton 9 14 .391 4½: Kansas Cily 9 15 .373 5 . Svncl1y'• RMUlh 14!ftlmo,. 2 Bost- 1, ht •.,... S.ltlmoN 7 l!otton •· 2ftd oam. Kanus cay 5 o.t,eit O, 1 � .. me Kanas City 5 Detroit 2nd "'"•• 10 innlnes Chlut,o -4 Cle,yeland 0, ht Cleffl■ncf 6 Chit.a(IO 3� 2nd 9,IIM 1 0 innlnp N._. York 1 1 Washington 1 S.turd•Y"s Rewlh Wa11\fJlrllfon 4 New York 0 11,ftlmor. 5 Boston 2 Cl...t1nd 10 Chlugo 9 Detroit 7 Kansai City 6 A\ondaJ"'1, Probable Pitchen KeMH City 5, Detroit 4, 2 t■IM a.ltJmor. at Kan1es City, nlaht -Wilhelm 1-2 Y1, c.,...,. 0-2 Tunctay, G.mes a..ton at Chicap, 14 llaltifflor. ,t Kan1,1s City, N Wethington at o.tr.lt, N New '{wk at Clneland, N NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB San Fra n cisco . . 19 8 .704 19 B .704 Pittsburgh . . . . 12 10 .M� 4½: Milwaukee. , . . C 1ncm ' ' n.ati . . -· I4 13 .514 !!o Los Angele• . . . 12 16 ,429 7 ¥.t Chicago . . 9 14 ;91 8 St. Loui& . . . . . . . IO 16 .'85 8¥.t 1 1 18 .379 9 Philadelphia Sunday's Rnults Phllaclt-lpltl1 1, Cincinnati 3, ht game � n ru Ci cin t 5 PhiliHlpht. l, 2nd f _.n,,e ■1 CHl1 TANNIHILL G;; O;H:lid�y: o:i"y0Gi;nts l,�be Pomeroy Sunoco Station SPORTS '-' n;:ball Form ..=�: • ResuIl OD p•Itch•ing Shutout p·rodnee Rout1ne Unlt9d '""" lnhrn1tlonel It was a day to remember-a day on which form took a tioliday, THIRD. UOO' worth of Green Slamps . That'a just about the only way FOURTH . • !.50 Gasoline to sum up S� nday 's major Jeagu,e everjta that mcluded the se11on s FIFTH. 5 qt. OU Change-Dynalube first no-hitter, it's bigg est free!or•all, the posslt,illty that the SIXTH. 5 qt. OU Cbmg.....Sun Motor Oil In dians used a player belonging to the Sen ators and the spectacle SEVENTH. Wash Job of the Baltlmore Orioles aharJng the America n League lead. EIGHTH. Lllbe Joh Stop wasting materials by In fact, San Francisco fans are, on-th e-job mixing! 'f.ell us Job NINTH; ,. jus t abou I lbe onl , >: . one ' W+'Q your . speclflcatl,ihs ahd wr ,would call. il • - normal day: Tbe . l ~,_ " " TtlNTlli 'Lilbe Job will deliver t h e · right ' Gi.aJJ�· .pitchi ng staff turne d in an. amount of the rlgl,t con­ other shutout. Here's a rundown on dol ng'e TO Bl GiVIEN AWAY JUNE ht. crete mix to your job. that provided 228,168 Su nday Stop In and Rqlater FrH At Thi �111eball fans witb one of t,hc dizuest daYs in years: 24-y ear•old -Don Cardwell, rlght:ha nder scquired . from the Phillies on Friday pitched the firal:no hitter again st the CardinPhone WY--2-2995 , · als •n '1 years for a 4-0 victory Phonw WY-24214 In -his debut with the Cubs, W. MAIN STREET POMEROY -The Phillies and Reds staged p111 It. • Mldttleport •�==,,.,,==================;;,,,,:!_ =,========��-'�� • _Jl� r•�•� -l� or'.::••�l� I� at . Ci ncinnati which . ·• SECOND. " Dae1 ft nem to slip lhrouJh your tlnprs? Make y o u wonder if priC'es must sky-rOcket? Manr othen wond� too. Just reocnU, 64 of tJ\efn-all�ina: represap(a. thros Of la;'bor, edUC&�n, busmeu a'l(l IJQvtmment-a:ot together at the American Assembly. They con,, aideted CM evidence and came away con\'lnced that America can experience dynamic growth .wlllle keeping prices rea50tl8b1y stable and unemployment low, How1 By a serious effort on the part o f all Americans to create a steady rl3d In productMly, WIii! • • dt lo _MIJl flM �ut Q,wrlllii:ndlf f1dN hN �kill, �Qrowa 111• Yoll'', lo: ,.111,neu AiHl'IIIIIJ, t:alulllbla ' Ullwtnlij, - YRU, lt,Yo TO P LAY K EN TUCKY LOS ANGELES UPI-UCLA has annou nced it wut meet Kentuct,r Jn buket �U Ful:t 1981 , •t • nJlon, an wt P • Y Ulib 1n 1ootb•ll Nov. 26, 1982, at S.It Lake City. . � S1'ANDING� � 11111 $79so:· ..... ........... ,..,.,_ •� ... --...... ..--Rril ,.._ BAKER FU RN ITURE On The jlrlghlest " Corner la MI DQLEPORT �. .. .. ·,....,,. ._ " ..._. • • -, "' - . - ,... ...,.. .. .. . .. -- . .. . .. _ _ _____ ... """ .. 'JI" . -· � •• • • ., _ 1,.- .... __ ·- ; _ - �-• ••••••• ..•"• •D YJ\.T,l{a'l: to.:;!'t 1111 .. v!:: .,.,,. • Rr . . . . 49 !,.! !: -av•19 c·l.-,; • io -. ,. r'-"f ., ., _,. .., .. '" � • • • 3qR n-, :.!4.!;.!U:.: · ·••• !!!t ·,,V$ 'i!!,!! ✓I 4 ►¥ *!'!!!;:'.!Qf :.,. Fi IS,,,,.,,,Ud ,.,,.._ ___,__ ._ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ,..,....v ,_.,.,. ..,,..., -.., .. "' . ., ._, .,_ ., ,. ., ., ._ _ _,._ .,-,.,.... _...,,.:;;;:.. _ _ ._ _, .., ,. ,.. � .. ._ ,. ,.. ,.. _, • • .. .. ,. .. - � .. . . .. .. . . ... .. .. .. • �- _.,_.._......,_- _ .. __... ' \ ' .. - _�____ ........ ........... �---· -- . ·-·-------·-· .......,.. • • · · -·-•...--..,,. .. 4--IW!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 16, 1960 • . , ' . e ·Nubel Prize Winntrs Gmfr .. ' •. ' I ' ,. ... .. On l'orld Tensio11S This I'eek CHlCAGO UPI - Sil: famoua also wu expected to participate men of peace meet this weet t<I He was Arthur H . Compton, awanl• discuss the problems of a wurld e<Ii • physics pri� for bis work torn by 1lrife and milunder. w th the atom. atandina:. Compton is one or the five co• The men - all Nobel Pe,ce ·chairmen of World Brotherhood . Prbe winners - will take p•rt lnc. The othen are Romulo I in a remart1hle "Conference on Weit German Chan�llor ,Conrad World_ T�nsions·· dedicated to re. Adenauer, 'NATO Secretary.Gen. eatabl 111hma; a moral leadenhip for era) Paul . �ry Spaak, and MnH!, Vijaya Llkahmi Pandl, sister • troubled world. The conference. from Wednes- of Indian Prime Min ister fiwahar• to Friday, comes only three days Jal Nehru. f before summil meetin g in Paris. -The Brotherhood chairman in A spokesman was qui<'k to draw I lhe tJ11ited States Is former Gen• parallt-l. eral Mills Board Chairman Har• "'This conference shall be the ry A. Bulli1. ----�-'people's summit'," be said. "H is time Jhey had a voi�." The peace prize winners will ·be 1M ' jolned by 1 50 othM world lead• fin such as Adlai Steven11on, Point Four Chairman Paul G . Hoftmin and Phillipine leader Carlos Romu­ lo. Dlsc:IIM Ttnalon Aree1 All are driving forces in an organization called World Brolher• ' hood. Inc., a l.'o·sponsor of Lhe � • JfMr C. W•INr NEW YORK UPI _ A le1ding con ference with the Univeraity of Chlcago. placed brokehae house today The meetin g - similar to one lei•W'f! at the top of the list of held two years ago in Bern, 4.merica'a fastest growing "OC('U• Switterland - will concentrate on p,.tions." three areaR of "".orld tension : And it's big business too with -The e(:ononu� gap between .a.n , tmpact on the stock market . rich ar,d poor nations. The alock exchange firm .K 1 -The inadequacy of currerU Franels L , DuP ml & Co. Hlimite• leg � I syatems for setlllng lnter- 1,1,ure s:,endlnr this yur wiU 1 nahonal dl1p11te1. rHeh 43•billlon dollars, up two doll�n from 1�- _ -llotdblocks to Int maUonil blllldn 1t wo�Jdn t be surprued 1f the communication and undeoat.andlni;. The meetin g will be If! the uni- totaf cto11ed the 50 binion dollar by the end o! the decade. versit)".1 International Houae , 1 mar� I· •Ill �lc• "" 1 932 gift from the Rockefelldl' , , ,., p· "'1 1 on ,-,�• .,. Yllution. 1 family consecrated to "an atmoifM th,. heva, th9 advanta,. of i a hQme Qf phere of intellect •rt wtrk ntk• •nd high P-tY 4 honest differences, a refua:e ror lil Hltlll fMlr w.■t liltur• conflietinlil opinions, a hiven for 4 ltu � , a fabric or varla11•t• l.'ontrasls ·�rnpanies cit�rina- to leisure e d pattern ." PU:"l!lt. are inakJn1 money and Fl,ht For 111..1, The six peate prt:,:i,. winners t htlr litoe!lcl have outahone mo■t comprise II hall of fame of me� o tl1 In recenl tn,rket.. who have fought a llfe,lon1 battl� :s Du Porit firm rtlenllona the toward both active partic• to uphold these ideal■. They are: t -Philip Noel-Baker, mem'ber df lpatlon 1n active lport, 1nl other the ,Brlllah Parliament, who wofl Pi■dm t!I. .Hence a cl@<IUDt1 In luch moviet, ball 1ame1, and in I flS9 lor hi• leadeuhlp In worlcl ,Ji:D!I II prize fights. · disarmament. Mqre ' time I� belna: spent, how• -Thll! Rev. Georgea Plre, Bel- 1 e er, - on the theater, operas and v whose prleat C11Lhollc glliln Roman re.settlement of European· refu1ea, concert1,--313 million doll&r.s i,. 10�9 lillnst 188 mJlllon dollars in earned him the 1958 prize, --u:,ter B. Peanon, fomler UM7. Much lime ie devoted to tele­ Canadhm foreign secretary, honvialon viewing - also hi•fl 11nd " t. to ored in 1937 for his effor min lmiie Jnlernallonal confilcta. " 1lere-0. Fastest growi ng 1port1 Include -Rlllph J. Bunche , th e Amer!hunting, archer)', tl1hlnii, and 1ki• ' 19"'-1 In for can Netro who won ... nesotlatlona of the Arab-IaraeU ln1. Underwater sports are assum• dl1pute H a United N11tlon1 dlplo- Ing m•Jor proportions. Golflni, bowling arid read lng are increa·•· mat. -John Boyd•Orr , flnt dlrtclor ln.11. :.. ' 1' � 1"9 Attitude a:enerat of the u. N. Food and A&· = £ 'the finds in shift a �I : and _ rlculture ora:11nli11tion n tltude toward borrow• ,- nat i - 1 049 winner. · -Norman Am!t!II , the 1933 win • ln1 for lel1ure punults. "CrHlt 1pandln1," It ta� - ner and an En1li11h waiter whose I "h•• btcome not onfy moral but - book• atreHed the tutillt)' ol war. A seventh Nobel prize winner patrlotlc, . and PMPI• hav. l lttl• ,elUct•nn to borfow to flnanca To MIIT AT ,Rt:NCH HOMI a Ncky1rd twimmlnt pool, a YI• ClaH 12 of the llcalh Methodiat c,tlon or I bo.t. ctiul'C'h will meet Wedne1d11y at "In fact, many bankl which the home of Mrs. M. L. French now are actively promoting their I Jn Middleport at 8:00 o'clock. boat loan pro1rain8, find bol;:ow, Mrs. 0. P. Kleln will be the en ortcn more w\lllni to keep devotional leader for the meellna: up paymenll on their boats than [ ■nd Mill Nellie Zerkle -w ill bt on thelr cars." in charre of lhe pro11ram. ,flowllni al'ld pholoiraph rank A11l1t1n1: hoate.s.ses will be 11long with boallni in the top Mn, Everett t>avls . Mn. Jame, .i:roupw of the leisure participants. Euler, Mrs. C. J•. Gallagher, Denu1nd tor photogr.phlc equip­ c . F. Hibbs •nd Mn. Garnet Ent•• ment hH given photoa:raphy . m anger, 1hare1 a market boo.1t frorr, time ______ to time. -� �. , ..j ' , ' ,.. �:. : 1, .,,.' . 1', �f .,, Fast Growing Indust.ry NOW l f. �· · r .... _..,, � RIVER REPORT 0tUfk1 Montaomery, 1 6.2 on upper. 13.& on lower. rurinl'nC 12 feet; G1lllpoli1, 18.8 on upp,r II.a on IOWer runnln11 48 feit· i,.otk 23, 22.& and falling iloWIJ'. , Cllldltleni of Mav•lllile Dlfflll All danu are down with tbe rlVII' , t;lllnt ,Jowly. oilnd ·. 1 Downb , Nh r •"'OM. Id hi D Spendln1 on bo1&Jn1 nn to 2.& bllllon dollan lut year. The num­ ber at boatl I n · Ulf: for fun h11 Jumpff from 2.4 fflllUon In 1947 to 4:.3 million In lUIR ind to '78 million 1t the prenrit time. IIII .lTT '..I rri CT i· LOUl , Mo. UM-Nether• , Jania Amb4�dor Jan Htrmln van RotJun •111 IIOD� tht ■boot­ lal down df lft American Jltne pro­ ,w11 • w,11.um over Jnove ' ljtil PN>bl�lf will �, etfl� or, the IDfl\Jl'llt bt ·Ro)Jtn !61 Id the 11ltbln1 · � l',M · oh •flmp ore ha Jl!lld•n II 10: 10 Pftl, IJ.I; ·Lo.. U ( -••· tit Cfm• ij•� i. Ptinn1ylv1ni1. 8:43 am, '1-8; I.oak , , " �llli I Spul• �I 11, Collon • Quoen 9:90 am, 04; I cr1t•1nce ,u,h 23, Elg or CIIII l l tarday, 2-0; A . V. Crlu )2:,0 ..pm, ii ' . · ,... .,.._ 'NI; Betver LM pm. 1-0: NIDiUn ,Mo _."= � th _ �y l'J,,r,e 8:20 pm, O.fl: lloctet 114o E ._.,, ere Mr t 8 • 1-0; Indian, 12,06 Ji!I. , t,T; . DI and �• . Point I :20 am, »I>; AaJi. ., I, ·Ool but, r, and ltild 8llt pm. 0.14: Trade Wlndl iJloblN 111d aon of t:to am IH: Upbound , G■lllpoll, 1 CIII llra 41N , � ol Vlllc■n 1:lt 1m, 11-0; Loek 2a,· 'Clil , 'ltr. 1111d 1Delbort lik'ldff I :U pm. 4-0: OYOI: L'I: It �-- ., ,IIJd,Ue �d srand, 11D 1 1-li PltUbUl'lher qp II cllildrul � Ilia. Oldlr 11lJo � •ie: Baby Lore at 11,ao ; � .and and •� 10:0. �. Dill · chit• HINffl' I 1 , .,_, ., rJ Ml/I. ncht ' _,..,,K•� 111,., -• .,... I ti t : lt om 2-0; W!nflola d lira. Rqbort A1!'1•• 1,10 ■m, beurtlOll .,_l · ' · •., •-• ■ pal· l,-ia ' U bet. �•• ,ll :.. .:',\'.",�..:::'::'.",.'! -� - I· q,c� ,ao .... ,-. , • �'Ii , ;,ii 'IJll/1'; . , AAf1 IJl't. . ' · \ti. ·ani lllar!ltl!', t . • •• • •��nlli.ili�""'1�'1_.., ,�.,.•- •i . ' '. ., t ,,•.,. ' .. • ' . " ' ·l . ·• . , r .' . ', ' ·, . , . .. ..'. . •. ,;., ..,_ .• , .' . ,, ·! . _/( 1 I.' ' '· •. •'' ' ..,... U ' ·-,,..•<\ ,' ,. . . tumble,, ate ·you rs �t �nly 1 9c when y�u . p��h��_e $,i�.: or fflore at a·ny one ·t11t1. Cit EVANS . . . . .. ' �h•.-. ,it,'1, l!lll to s,h.op, . · · ' ·-: , EVANS SU PER MARkEts THI RD BIG PREMIUM CAtN JVAL OFFER ! Get 6 crysto l c:loar I � ounco heovy _ week ot EYA�S. thno glon1oroui botto1t1 1t!frnblers th11 . . . STO·R l HOU RS , .. i ,, ,. ' ' ':- ., ' '; nd. Prize I ,1 . l. .,' :· . ." MONDAY . TIIRU THURSDAY 9,00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. FRHIAY AND SAT\JIIDAY 8i30 A.Ill. i,; 8:30 Jl,M. f, , .' r�,. Prize .,� . '. i ..... P· rize v •· 11t' ' ·' :1 '· ' , ·/, .,, ,; . ,· ; 1 . . ,. .,, 'f! . ' ' -� . .. ; . .,,. ,. 't., . ' ' � 'r '.; .,, t, .,. I lJ '' � s ') . ' . . - ' . • , "' O ·, . ' ,' . $10.00 FRE E DRUG HE EDS $10.00 F R E E • ' l .... • •f • Q.-alJty Merc ha ndise ll • · Ivery Woek From. Yoi;�J :4vorito Mer chcrnt, . :· 9estdu the :oboye, w,"t, giYes SflH Gr •n , $tom • ,: • . · &:" 1, !2Fts;. I, Id •,: 12,1 ¥ Ji.J!lfi, . di) IL : :�- : ,I.I(,,.,, ,; . .. . �·.• · , ,, ' •' :. .· :; :;�;�: �i.;l;l'�g��:; :� :�: ��! , ,., trlbut�� • :�: $.c: '-"k ,-hroug'h the �ful 4� Woott ond tfi en nll us Jiow l!ltOIQ' : . ll1tod oi. the 100 11�ge1. ' � ' · ·. ' · :· · ' '. Com�t• both sides of the ipockli ,.,try blon k on� deposit It ot Alff E'VA.� S ·Wf.Ell ��­ . KET nii later than 4':00 -p. If!; �J ZS, 1.960. Ha d��ll�r M S ·1- " �" Stompt ot·th•i r 111�'1'> AT WII-L '5, A IL .,Ml)r:pL'DtD DUW11\$ fomill..� are ollgiblo. I M (:A$E l)"tl . -' . EVA.MS' 'l,\ST ERN HJJC:i,Hts, :);.!IJ�Q�Y, t.,\ �T 3 1 , l,et), ot 4:00 P. ,, 'fl1ri1:e� will • clit- . ... 7 J!��: •�ilit� -�..• a • t1� 1 960. 0�t,� 19 1 July :f!O!?I fl ' ' . , • .. ' '. ·. ,,.. ·1 .. ' ' ,, . ,j. , ·, - - $10�00 f·REE GAS C, OI L· Every Week -Froni Ye11r f,pvorite Dnig Store f Giving. S6-H Gneil . $tampJ t; .. ,, • . ' · "•' Every W\ek From Yp\lr favorite · Service S�fion Givillg Sf,H Green St�ps . ' · !1 • ' $50.00 FRE E G-ROC ERI ES ,t Eve,y w,e k Ftom Any Evar; s Su,ee·r Mark . . ' \.,\ • " st. Pri•e' I' . ' !, lln. ion . , :i . , . ■ lie , llill' ' • J .�..,.. _ • .. ...,, ·-. '. f ' ■•"■ aT. ' 1 '' ,. ., '· ·1; - • l _...... -� I Mr,. ' j. ,' :.'. •F ' --- - - - ' �I •, . .... . ,.. i: •111.,.n- I •. ., ,·, "' , I;, ' I� . ,• l 1 ".. Sh ', ' � .. '.. , ' ' ., , . ' ' ' t •, " , ;. ! . ; ;-,,9, !j' • _, ' . 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' \ ' .. - _�____ ........ ........... �---· -- . ·-·-------·-· .......,.. • • · · -·-•...--..,,. .. 4--IW!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 16, 1960 • . , ' . e ·Nubel Prize Winntrs Gmfr .. ' •. ' I ' ,. ... .. On l'orld Tensio11S This I'eek CHlCAGO UPI - Sil: famoua also wu expected to participate men of peace meet this weet t<I He was Arthur H . Compton, awanl• discuss the problems of a wurld e<Ii • physics pri� for bis work torn by 1lrife and milunder. w th the atom. atandina:. Compton is one or the five co• The men - all Nobel Pe,ce ·chairmen of World Brotherhood . Prbe winners - will take p•rt lnc. The othen are Romulo I in a remart1hle "Conference on Weit German Chan�llor ,Conrad World_ T�nsions·· dedicated to re. Adenauer, 'NATO Secretary.Gen. eatabl 111hma; a moral leadenhip for era) Paul . �ry Spaak, and MnH!, Vijaya Llkahmi Pandl, sister • troubled world. The conference. from Wednes- of Indian Prime Min ister fiwahar• to Friday, comes only three days Jal Nehru. f before summil meetin g in Paris. -The Brotherhood chairman in A spokesman was qui<'k to draw I lhe tJ11ited States Is former Gen• parallt-l. eral Mills Board Chairman Har• "'This conference shall be the ry A. Bulli1. ----�-'people's summit'," be said. "H is time Jhey had a voi�." The peace prize winners will ·be 1M ' jolned by 1 50 othM world lead• fin such as Adlai Steven11on, Point Four Chairman Paul G . Hoftmin and Phillipine leader Carlos Romu­ lo. Dlsc:IIM Ttnalon Aree1 All are driving forces in an organization called World Brolher• ' hood. Inc., a l.'o·sponsor of Lhe � • JfMr C. W•INr NEW YORK UPI _ A le1ding con ference with the Univeraity of Chlcago. placed brokehae house today The meetin g - similar to one lei•W'f! at the top of the list of held two years ago in Bern, 4.merica'a fastest growing "OC('U• Switterland - will concentrate on p,.tions." three areaR of "".orld tension : And it's big business too with -The e(:ononu� gap between .a.n , tmpact on the stock market . rich ar,d poor nations. The alock exchange firm .K 1 -The inadequacy of currerU Franels L , DuP ml & Co. Hlimite• leg � I syatems for setlllng lnter- 1,1,ure s:,endlnr this yur wiU 1 nahonal dl1p11te1. rHeh 43•billlon dollars, up two doll�n from 1�- _ -llotdblocks to Int maUonil blllldn 1t wo�Jdn t be surprued 1f the communication and undeoat.andlni;. The meetin g will be If! the uni- totaf cto11ed the 50 binion dollar by the end o! the decade. versit)".1 International Houae , 1 mar� I· •Ill �lc• "" 1 932 gift from the Rockefelldl' , , ,., p· "'1 1 on ,-,�• .,. Yllution. 1 family consecrated to "an atmoifM th,. heva, th9 advanta,. of i a hQme Qf phere of intellect •rt wtrk ntk• •nd high P-tY 4 honest differences, a refua:e ror lil Hltlll fMlr w.■t liltur• conflietinlil opinions, a hiven for 4 ltu � , a fabric or varla11•t• l.'ontrasls ·�rnpanies cit�rina- to leisure e d pattern ." PU:"l!lt. are inakJn1 money and Fl,ht For 111..1, The six peate prt:,:i,. winners t htlr litoe!lcl have outahone mo■t comprise II hall of fame of me� o tl1 In recenl tn,rket.. who have fought a llfe,lon1 battl� :s Du Porit firm rtlenllona the toward both active partic• to uphold these ideal■. They are: t -Philip Noel-Baker, mem'ber df lpatlon 1n active lport, 1nl other the ,Brlllah Parliament, who wofl Pi■dm t!I. .Hence a cl@<IUDt1 In luch moviet, ball 1ame1, and in I flS9 lor hi• leadeuhlp In worlcl ,Ji:D!I II prize fights. · disarmament. Mqre ' time I� belna: spent, how• -Thll! Rev. Georgea Plre, Bel- 1 e er, - on the theater, operas and v whose prleat C11Lhollc glliln Roman re.settlement of European· refu1ea, concert1,--313 million doll&r.s i,. 10�9 lillnst 188 mJlllon dollars in earned him the 1958 prize, --u:,ter B. Peanon, fomler UM7. Much lime ie devoted to tele­ Canadhm foreign secretary, honvialon viewing - also hi•fl 11nd " t. to ored in 1937 for his effor min lmiie Jnlernallonal confilcta. " 1lere-0. Fastest growi ng 1port1 Include -Rlllph J. Bunche , th e Amer!hunting, archer)', tl1hlnii, and 1ki• ' 19"'-1 In for can Netro who won ... nesotlatlona of the Arab-IaraeU ln1. Underwater sports are assum• dl1pute H a United N11tlon1 dlplo- Ing m•Jor proportions. Golflni, bowling arid read lng are increa·•· mat. -John Boyd•Orr , flnt dlrtclor ln.11. :.. ' 1' � 1"9 Attitude a:enerat of the u. N. Food and A&· = £ 'the finds in shift a �I : and _ rlculture ora:11nli11tion n tltude toward borrow• ,- nat i - 1 049 winner. · -Norman Am!t!II , the 1933 win • ln1 for lel1ure punults. "CrHlt 1pandln1," It ta� - ner and an En1li11h waiter whose I "h•• btcome not onfy moral but - book• atreHed the tutillt)' ol war. A seventh Nobel prize winner patrlotlc, . and PMPI• hav. l lttl• ,elUct•nn to borfow to flnanca To MIIT AT ,Rt:NCH HOMI a Ncky1rd twimmlnt pool, a YI• ClaH 12 of the llcalh Methodiat c,tlon or I bo.t. ctiul'C'h will meet Wedne1d11y at "In fact, many bankl which the home of Mrs. M. L. French now are actively promoting their I Jn Middleport at 8:00 o'clock. boat loan pro1rain8, find bol;:ow, Mrs. 0. P. Kleln will be the en ortcn more w\lllni to keep devotional leader for the meellna: up paymenll on their boats than [ ■nd Mill Nellie Zerkle -w ill bt on thelr cars." in charre of lhe pro11ram. ,flowllni al'ld pholoiraph rank A11l1t1n1: hoate.s.ses will be 11long with boallni in the top Mn, Everett t>avls . Mn. Jame, .i:roupw of the leisure participants. Euler, Mrs. C. J•. Gallagher, Denu1nd tor photogr.phlc equip­ c . F. Hibbs •nd Mn. Garnet Ent•• ment hH given photoa:raphy . m anger, 1hare1 a market boo.1t frorr, time ______ to time. -� �. , ..j ' , ' ,.. �:. : 1, .,,.' . 1', �f .,, Fast Growing Indust.ry NOW l f. �· · r .... _..,, � RIVER REPORT 0tUfk1 Montaomery, 1 6.2 on upper. 13.& on lower. rurinl'nC 12 feet; G1lllpoli1, 18.8 on upp,r II.a on IOWer runnln11 48 feit· i,.otk 23, 22.& and falling iloWIJ'. , Cllldltleni of Mav•lllile Dlfflll All danu are down with tbe rlVII' , t;lllnt ,Jowly. oilnd ·. 1 Downb , Nh r •"'OM. Id hi D Spendln1 on bo1&Jn1 nn to 2.& bllllon dollan lut year. The num­ ber at boatl I n · Ulf: for fun h11 Jumpff from 2.4 fflllUon In 1947 to 4:.3 million In lUIR ind to '78 million 1t the prenrit time. IIII .lTT '..I rri CT i· LOUl , Mo. UM-Nether• , Jania Amb4�dor Jan Htrmln van RotJun •111 IIOD� tht ■boot­ lal down df lft American Jltne pro­ ,w11 • w,11.um over Jnove ' ljtil PN>bl�lf will �, etfl� or, the IDfl\Jl'llt bt ·Ro)Jtn !61 Id the 11ltbln1 · � l',M · oh •flmp ore ha Jl!lld•n II 10: 10 Pftl, IJ.I; ·Lo.. U ( -••· tit Cfm• ij•� i. Ptinn1ylv1ni1. 8:43 am, '1-8; I.oak , , " �llli I Spul• �I 11, Collon • Quoen 9:90 am, 04; I cr1t•1nce ,u,h 23, Elg or CIIII l l tarday, 2-0; A . V. Crlu )2:,0 ..pm, ii ' . · ,... .,.._ 'NI; Betver LM pm. 1-0: NIDiUn ,Mo _."= � th _ �y l'J,,r,e 8:20 pm, O.fl: lloctet 114o E ._.,, ere Mr t 8 • 1-0; Indian, 12,06 Ji!I. , t,T; . DI and �• . Point I :20 am, »I>; AaJi. ., I, ·Ool but, r, and ltild 8llt pm. 0.14: Trade Wlndl iJloblN 111d aon of t:to am IH: Upbound , G■lllpoll, 1 CIII llra 41N , � ol Vlllc■n 1:lt 1m, 11-0; Loek 2a,· 'Clil , 'ltr. 1111d 1Delbort lik'ldff I :U pm. 4-0: OYOI: L'I: It �-- ., ,IIJd,Ue �d srand, 11D 1 1-li PltUbUl'lher qp II cllildrul � Ilia. Oldlr 11lJo � •ie: Baby Lore at 11,ao ; � .and and •� 10:0. �. Dill · chit• HINffl' I 1 , .,_, ., rJ Ml/I. ncht ' _,..,,K•� 111,., -• .,... I ti t : lt om 2-0; W!nflola d lira. Rqbort A1!'1•• 1,10 ■m, beurtlOll .,_l · ' · •., •-• ■ pal· l,-ia ' U bet. �•• ,ll :.. .:',\'.",�..:::'::'.",.'! -� - I· q,c� ,ao .... ,-. , • �'Ii , ;,ii 'IJll/1'; . , AAf1 IJl't. . ' · \ti. ·ani lllar!ltl!', t . • •• • •��nlli.ili�""'1�'1_.., ,�.,.•- •i . ' '. ., t ,,•.,. ' .. • ' . " ' ·l . ·• . , r .' . ', ' ·, . , . .. ..'. . •. ,;., ..,_ .• , .' . ,, ·! . _/( 1 I.' ' '· •. •'' ' ..,... U ' ·-,,..•<\ ,' ,. . . tumble,, ate ·you rs �t �nly 1 9c when y�u . p��h��_e $,i�.: or fflore at a·ny one ·t11t1. Cit EVANS . . . . .. ' �h•.-. ,it,'1, l!lll to s,h.op, . · · ' ·-: , EVANS SU PER MARkEts THI RD BIG PREMIUM CAtN JVAL OFFER ! Get 6 crysto l c:loar I � ounco heovy _ week ot EYA�S. thno glon1oroui botto1t1 1t!frnblers th11 . . . STO·R l HOU RS , .. i ,, ,. ' ' ':- ., ' '; nd. Prize I ,1 . l. .,' :· . ." MONDAY . TIIRU THURSDAY 9,00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. FRHIAY AND SAT\JIIDAY 8i30 A.Ill. i,; 8:30 Jl,M. f, , .' r�,. Prize .,� . '. i ..... P· rize v •· 11t' ' ·' :1 '· ' , ·/, .,, ,; . ,· ; 1 . . ,. .,, 'f! . ' ' -� . .. ; . .,,. ,. 't., . ' ' � 'r '.; .,, t, .,. I lJ '' � s ') . ' . . - ' . • , "' O ·, . ' ,' . $10.00 FRE E DRUG HE EDS $10.00 F R E E • ' l .... • •f • Q.-alJty Merc ha ndise ll • · Ivery Woek From. Yoi;�J :4vorito Mer chcrnt, . :· 9estdu the :oboye, w,"t, giYes SflH Gr •n , $tom • ,: • . · &:" 1, !2Fts;. I, Id •,: 12,1 ¥ Ji.J!lfi, . di) IL : :�- : ,I.I(,,.,, ,; . .. . �·.• · , ,, ' •' :. .· :; :;�;�: �i.;l;l'�g��:; :� :�: ��! , ,., trlbut�� • :�: $.c: '-"k ,-hroug'h the �ful 4� Woott ond tfi en nll us Jiow l!ltOIQ' : . ll1tod oi. the 100 11�ge1. ' � ' · ·. ' · :· · ' '. Com�t• both sides of the ipockli ,.,try blon k on� deposit It ot Alff E'VA.� S ·Wf.Ell ��­ . KET nii later than 4':00 -p. If!; �J ZS, 1.960. Ha d��ll�r M S ·1- " �" Stompt ot·th•i r 111�'1'> AT WII-L '5, A IL .,Ml)r:pL'DtD DUW11\$ fomill..� are ollgiblo. I M (:A$E l)"tl . -' . EVA.MS' 'l,\ST ERN HJJC:i,Hts, :);.!IJ�Q�Y, t.,\ �T 3 1 , l,et), ot 4:00 P. ,, 'fl1ri1:e� will • clit- . ... 7 J!��: •�ilit� -�..• a • t1� 1 960. 0�t,� 19 1 July :f!O!?I fl ' ' . , • .. ' '. ·. ,,.. ·1 .. ' ' ,, . ,j. , ·, - - $10�00 f·REE GAS C, OI L· Every Week -Froni Ye11r f,pvorite Dnig Store f Giving. S6-H Gneil . $tampJ t; .. ,, • . ' · "•' Every W\ek From Yp\lr favorite · Service S�fion Givillg Sf,H Green St�ps . ' · !1 • ' $50.00 FRE E G-ROC ERI ES ,t Eve,y w,e k Ftom Any Evar; s Su,ee·r Mark . . ' \.,\ • " st. Pri•e' I' . ' !, lln. ion . , :i . , . ■ lie , llill' ' • J .�..,.. _ • .. ...,, ·-. '. f ' ■•"■ aT. ' 1 '' ,. ., '· ·1; - • l _...... -� I Mr,. ' j. ,' :.'. •F ' --- - - - ' �I •, . .... . ,.. i: •111.,.n- I •. ., ,·, "' , I;, ' I� . ,• l 1 ".. Sh ', ' � .. '.. , ' ' ., , . ' ' ' t •, " , ;. ! . ; ;-,,9, !j' • _, ' . O• \· •n- tJ , I . I _' :, ' � "!¥, . I . ., ■ ·7 i.;',n daK t� ,· .. • 1·s I Leis••--:e �'!. · A11nouncing� t!JJ, -�--••n19 •· . ·• ' ·!- . : ' � • .. ' �' ., l . .. /. ·· · · • R � " • '. ·, �S--Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 16, 1960 WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 11.ESULrs RATES :, cent, per word. o•e inaertion. Minimum cbqe - 60 tu� 0 ceots per word fo.r Wee conse-OUU ve inllettiobl. Special - oue mouth for 30 cenli per word. Full rate of 3 cents per word will be charged tor advert111ne if oot paid within 10 ch.ys after re-ceiving bill. Errors in Advertisina - Soould be r�portf'td immediately. The Daily Senlmel will not be responsible for more than one incor• rect ir�rt.:on. ttard ot Tl:anb and Special N0Uce1 of Ev,'tlta 11.UO. Obituarie.a publilihed at l eenl per word. �·101ws l DAY a DAYS ; DAYS I 110. 60c 15 90c $1 ."5 ... 60 20 $1.20 60c $1.80 $6.00 $1.50 75c 25 $:i.20 fl .60 Adi ret-eJv&d by 10 A.M. will l:"9 in that day 1 ,-por. f ( I PHONE WY-2-21 57 I Notices TERMITE ANO PEST CONTROL by F1in. FrN in1opection, ln1ur ed by N1tionwid•. Phon• R. ind A. Servic1 'St.1tlon WY7• 2366. 4-'26-tfc (9) For So le LOST - I Ji;iy�l•ed green cruiser 8k1rt bet�·et•n W h i te's Grocery and Hderi"s He1rnty Shop on 680 Phone WY i-- 6 647. Gene Whaley. I !l J ., 4nln,.. M,➔ If ..... wmi .. .. .,...rtf • • • t'or FKJ;E Inspection PHONI Gilmore', Supply Store WY•2•2n4 Vaughan', llxlermlnallng Company St. Marra, w. VL Auto So les JUM BUICK $995. SPECIAL Hard . fop 2 Door. Sparkling onginel fuush. Dyr�aflow drive. Uliiellnen, Pc•m('roy. 5-:l·tltc "i."-'"'T --- � � o � .r �- '!!! t::L:et:t • ---- ---· REPAI R - fRAILE R S- Blaettna r's Waverly Mobile Home Sales ■ t1r' ■ =.,,..--=- ______ ------====:-■ PUBLIC SALE! - WEDNESDAY, ., 18 at 10· A.M. F URN I T U R E JONNSON SEA-NORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR KARR & VAN ZANDT Y, omo B� tlll• ■ ( L4 I For Rent· t,VE ROOII HOUSE, BATH, 10 Cole St., In Pomeroy near the Pomeroy-Ma1on Bridle. Call in wva-ma. 11-1t.$o •••nina 500 W O M E N . Age 1 7- 5 9 M A R R: I E O O R S I N G L E J'n,par■ for th■ manr job nppOrlunltlm a�ailabt. ta womert lralned II DENTAL ASSISTANTS ot PRACTlCAI, NUft8!ilJ. Work II holDltal attendant. aid■. lnf■nt nul'M, n11rn c01n1>•nion, prlY•I• duty 1,r11c­ tkal ■urae. doctor'• •nd d■11ti1t'1 olli"'" JIUnfl. Spar....um, lnlnin• prnr?■M will nol lnWtrrt with prNell\ j� or bou■e,, 'hold du!IH. Hlah u'hool ..duutlon not l\ft• -■un. ENJOY HIGH EARNINGS, Gitt full detail■ nowl Pr•ctlcal N1rH1 Tr•l■IR11 School1 lox 668N, c/o TM S,entiMI, Porn.roJ, O. r- -r1.;.-: :.-;dFREi S.:k1;,-,:;;;:i;:.-;-;;;;--.:;,i:;:.;;:..-n:--, 0 How l .,.n l:lff<>JM ■ P�■rliul NurH O O.ntal A-■ i&tlln� 0 8pNlal Tralalna for N1l1 81\1<lenU1 f'S-5-] 6-60 r ••-•---------------•"•-- I I 1..-<?:8�.eaJ!21;;. _____________ • Groce Mc.Ma■ter, Owner • 0. · I!. French, A�-r, R, E, f'nneb, Clerll. '• ' I BIA □ · Bl■irlit .:.•.!�------�-J-.L-•-■�M :l:,____________ ■ Lue: 8l'tlELD - a•NEPIT9 ' Payments will be made for Surgery, In-hospital Medical Care, Anesthesia, Radiotherapy . • . accordmg to the schedule of Indemnities lilted in the Special Preferred Contract (M-10..F) you will receive. 'Ibese are the same as those offet'ed to group,. The bene• fit1 are available when the services a re performed by • duly 11cen■ed physlciltn or SW'itOD II defined. m the contract Surgery · Medical Treatment � When the member la • bed.patient ln a hospJta1 foi- morj than 18 con• secutlve hours, for non•aurtical ill­ ne111. Paymenll for each h"'JNtal confinement. $10 for the first day and "5 for each Qf the next three dayft and $4 • day thereafter, Maximum of '10 days available per contrKt yor. i aUT YOU MUST At::r Reducllon (oellina) perfOffllld 111¥where, , l!mergenay Care I . . \ .. lladloth•rapy ,,., · , ___ J Treatment of n.c,plaam1 (1bnofflW powthr such u cancer, tumors, etc.) by m♦ans of X•ny or radium, n­ prdleu of whe,o the lrffllMIII If -·porfonned, l llurna and Skin Grafting ,_ For arvlce1 rendeM 1n eonntdlan with 1urglcal pro«dun1 covend by the contract, payment.I from $10 to $40 ■ccordlna to ochedule ol ln-• RlUts, when: (I) aclmlnbleltd by,o phy■iclan other than the operallns ,urpon, ln or out of the �tal. or (2) a,jmlnl■t ored In • ho,pttal by a dtnUst or nww who 1t not Nl employ" of the hOQ>ital. No po,y­ menll will be p,ovldod f•r loco! 111t$1heols, ' - � 8 ■ 11VIC■9 NOTI ' , COY■ ll■D . J When both tnlrsfcll and medlcal auv• lees, or both medical and rtdlothe'r­ apy services, are "'ndert,f durir.ic. the • IUTle hospital conf:inemtnt, peymenl eh,U be- made for' the one •rvtce whfoh p.rovldea the areater � but not for both, Thi. «1111roct dooo not provide parment fol' ut1 of th• following: oervic<■ rendered In • V.A.,hospltal; workmen'• eotnptUA• tJon ea1t1; services f� or pay. If able by • 1ovtrnmental a1tn1111= ' atrvlce■ f11>- comnetlc ..., be!outllylnc pwpo111; dental Mrvlces. Na 'lu• � -.:.t::'ded ,............11111s •• ,, - -- -b ., .. A.merit■!'\ l!!n<lltt'Qd Rin Ttn Tln San ! rancll.:o Rea1 Your Eub ReorflC Weather Teller John Oaly ?ttwt Broken Arrow Che)'enne Bourbon Street Beat Advr"lture.s in Paradtae Ted Mack Amateur HolD' '['be New• TOJWlbt Scanning the Weather Sport Report Late Show Cartoon Spectacula r Romper Room Movie Your '!:se o Rep.,rter I Married Joen RestlcSli Gun :-:c:-:-=::-: Thr. Brt1hter DaJ 1bEl s-:,tret btorm The l'.d2e or NIIIM The fltrtf.l Stoogea The Life Qf Riley Art._ur J. Smith, M.-. A Look at the Weather Jule Rivlin Show Amot 'n' Andy Highway Patrol The Km.e Smit:, Show The Texan Father Knows Best Danny Thofflu Show Ann Sothern Show Henne■ey DuPont Show News A Look at th-, Weather Theater 13 CBS New• Captain Kaquoo Cartoon 'l'hekter •Red Rowe Show On the Go I LoVld i.acy Prlce ia Rlibt Conc•tntioa Truth or ConteQaencN It. Could Be You Mid DI)' New■ Movietlme Loretta Yuaog Theattt Young Or. Malone From 111ese Roots Co�edy Pleyhouae Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Woody Woodpecker Lowrey Showtime J1m Ttudr:er Sbow Weatlttrca!,t !\t'n Ph•t\U'P RunU07 BrlnkleJ Repoff CatlJ\Onball wram1e Startlme Arthur Murray Party M Squad Journey to Unde.rstanding NC"'l'A ffe-11'.llln• "W'tatlteJ'Caat Ja ck Pa•r Show Sign Qf.f I � IF r SIWJ> , ' I ' Mondor Th...,.i, •;Woy f:811 Sl,:n · 0n l·OO Guell Star ,:u New, 1, Weather 1:30 UD . Y :00 Breatful Part, 1:30 NtWI 8:3& llreatfaal P■rlJ 1·30 Newt ,O:oo Coffee Time 10115 S••t Shop 10:U lfornllll DevoUom 10:tB fin the, To10D ' 11:00 Countr)' Roe Down 11:00 !loon Ne• , .' n__ •• ., Leaf/el ror 11,wy ...,,,,, Mr. and, .Mn. Chntet' Erwin and son Don, Middleport, were In Charle1ton Sund&)' to take their aon, Alnnan Mlchaer Erwin, to board I pline Yor ·Nodolk, Va. • Airman Erwin who b1i tpent the weekend with ht1 family ls on the ttss Elle• and when he re- iiiiiL-r By f'UD LAIIJWIU Racine picked up four ln the first innina on Junior Wolfe's ■In. gle, a walk, em �fcN lckles' doube, Dick Ta)'lor•� single. a racrUlce, imd Carl Wolfo's single. After Glouster went ahead 5-4 with thrll!e runs in the seventh, Ra­ cine's bottom half of the ninth opened with Rllen Stobart 1inelin1, Aaron Wolfe sacriricing and being sale, and John Fisher singling both home alter they advam.-ed on Jun­ ior Wolfe's infield out. QUIET, 1-YNDOH!! t>ON'T MESS UP 'r'ORE. SISTER'S GREATS S06HUL TRIUMPH!' You are hereby notified that on ' the 13th day of May 1960, an Jn. ventory and Appraisement of the OXFORD, o. UPI-Sprtngfiehl estate of Henry H. Taylor, deceas- Public successfully defended lte 7:30 Bronco ed, la.le of Rutland, Ohio, in said Class AA championship at the 8:30 Wyatt � County W&l!I flied in this Court. . Miami University track and field "1:00 '11,,- 1uneman Hearing !)1'.l .s�id .Inventory and meet Saturday with Ron Banks Appraisement will be had before leading DePorres to vh:tory In the this Court on the 2nd day of June Cla'ls A field. 10:30 Mr. Adama and Eve 1960 at 10 o'clock A. M:. Banks scored a total of 18 3·7 .1:00 TDe New, Ton�� Exceptions the-.relo may be filed peints for the meet'e outstanding by any lnterelted party at any performance as he won the broad 1:0i:i ScaMiD& the lVeatbft time prior to fiv� days before the j ump, 120-yard high and 180-yard • · 1(1, Sporbl RejlOn date set for he11r1ng. 1 1:20 Late Show low hurdles. Hia 20.5 in the lbw■ .J:4& Sien Off WITNESS my signature and was a meet recOrd. . ___ the seal of said Court, this Kendull Fields, Hamilton Tafl, 13th day of May 1960. set a h igh jump reeord with a F. H. O'BJl:IEN, , leap of 6 feet, 4 1·2 inches. David Ex-Ofliclo Judie k and Cle � Dull, Dayton Belmont, also set a Bride r U:30 De�mbf By Ann Baker, Deputy Chirk pole vault record when he ,oared \2:00 Love of Life (8) 1e, 28, 2te over the bar at 12 feet, 8 Inches. 12 :!0 Search For Tamomw -----�Onclnnatl Taft was r.iecond to ;2:411 The �ul!lilla Lf&bl ld in the AA field wltb Springfie 1 :00 l1eart of d19 City PLAN Wl NII ROAST compared to 48 1-2 points I45 SIJ .\ti t World TUl'DI 2 he t: The· Homebuildera Cla■s of the DePom!'s ,�red winners. the for 2:80 :ror Better or tot ViOl'III Middleport Church of Obrist will . by Covington followed 3 7 37 2:80 HOU.If: Part, meet TUeaday evening al the Claq A. nerending 13-14. with 1lre 32 Mllllon The R:00 home of Mr. and Mr■. Milton ia W.IIS Alexandr West champion Houdaahelt, Mlnenvllle Route.. A 3:30 Verdict II Youn 1-2. fifth with 14 wiener roast 11 planned for the 1:00 'Jt]e ll.ri,rhter u11111 evening. .... • J • �ei Storm -llious L IVHTOCK , , ,, "'31,'�. .tll Nltllil ll l!IJG!!;.-17� to 220 lbs 16.00 to t·.OQ l'he Three Stooiee 16.BO: 220 to 260 Jbl!I. 16.00 td l:3B Lile ol Rlllf Light 16.00 to 16.90; Fat 18.BD; J:00 Arthi1r J. Smltb If... Sows 12.00 to 15.00j Stags 12.00 6:16 A Look at the '\feather to 19.00; Boars 8.00 to. 12.00; . : Sows and Pigs 60.00 to 90.00; u:20 Jule Rivlin Show 1:.10 Amos 'n' AndY Shoats 7 .oo to 16.00. CATTLE-18.00 to 34,.00; Hel­ 7:00 Steve :Donavan fer• 16.00 lO 23.00; Baby Bee! · 7:30 To Tell t he Trulb 8:00 Eyewltneas to Rl1tory 20.00 to �.00: Flit Cows 14.00 to Canners 12.00 to 16.00; 20.00; Gdll1 1:30 Man, Lovea of Dob1 to 21.00; MIik Cows l'l,00 Bulla 1:00 Tllhtrope 100.00 to 200.00. 1:30 Red Skelton Show VEAL CALVES-Tops 32.00 0:00 · Garry Mool"e Show Seconds 28.00 to 30.00; Medium 1 1:00 New■ 20.00 to"' 28.00; Com. & Hvs. 18.00 '1:10 A Look 11 the Wuther to 30.00; Culis 12.00 to 18.0. 12:00 nteater 13 SHEEP EweR & Lms 8.00 to - Ewes 4.00 to 10.00 18.00; Stock Fat Sheep 4.00 to 10.00: culls UM) to 5.00; Buck, 4.00 t o 10.00; Fat Wether1 4.00 to I0.00, 12:30 JUII For You LAMBS-Tops 24.fflJ; Seconds 1:30 New■ • 18.00 to 20.00; Lliht Wt1. 15,00 ):SD Jl11t For You �:00 C•IIIDI on \'I· Pl-I to 18J)O; Common 12,00 to 18.00, 3:00 Music Go Round 3:30 New, Vt.it Anthony Home ---• 8:&a M'.uah: Go Spending the day wllh �r. and N..., 4:30 · Local William Anthony of Middle-, llrt. 4:30 Music Go Round Sunday were Mr. and Mn1 port w. 9:00 Sport■ Ill Revie Hoy, Mr. and Mn. Eugene· Harold 8110 IIP.ol'II � daughter Darla Fay and Smith 0:1& Tl!• Band Bo•_ and Mn, Maude Smith of Canal 9:411 P!I Bqonl � Wlncbe,ter. 9:00 Sundown � Other dinner ,:uesta of the Al\­ G:flt OIi tht J.lr, , , . were Jlr. and Mra. Gerald tbony1 , .-------;::-,---,-: . 41ltbony and children, Barbati . ' tum, will be aliiloned 11 Quon, and Joe, looaL set ··po1n� -11- L, ·, _...;:•'�---.--TC> M IT W.DIIISDAY 0111 TO M IT TUitSDAY . The regular meetln* of the Brad• ci..ster Council , D1u&hten of bury PTA will be ht�d this Weil• Aml!f�a wm meet �. reau� . Qf!!lday at 7:30 p. m. New omce,a , � • 'file . ' t " A' li,on Tuetl131 ••� w will be installed dufin1 the medrte� .,,.d I ·annlve� wW lie. _ , ., in,: ind final plan11 for the •nnull s.ijf!nl aQCUon helcli tit 1.;. a.p� . . '!p cocnnliu.e. ::icn•• win be made, ---�I�:==�:==e==:==� �=� Class A Field . J: �.-4:,,..... ■ l,•===•===;:.;.;;1y!-,Start The Day Right ·. . ·' With · ''Musical Clock'' ·---- ■ ••1- TIE MOVie1 LET'8 eee.. <n! Y'Kt«JW l'M DMt® IF I ONi RB&W, t,IJC\,l . ABOUT r,- J EAOI MOllllilG At .J:15, AJA. E J, ·H•. ■ -" �,�.. .. lliii-.. , l,, MUST SE! . l:fll&V· KAIIM IT'J IXTllltilli/ � -· - _ . ,' YNr _,,,s.;.1111i � k paat-'r1d lly �..... "luilllliy, � 29, 1 NO. Mall.'TNII AMICATION TOOAY ™ �� ,._. m th Sk•cl-Owr Pt..., al • � "1 .illllv $1.45 Pf1' • *" t�, - /�- _, ' � rw9'11 StMR ' I . ..s , t -�••••:,tit,.._,-_..,... cm · . f . =,;!F.™™--- Jul� J. ,,_; ' . ,,. liiij,'I '* ' , .· I •-• . 21:!<0>. 11 t, Ji!lt ' tc OHIO f --.:KN.Jl..-,...;. -_ , ' �.11> ■ ., - .; I , � , f , � .that � Pka ii • "'1')' wile way folyou to lnvaat $1.45 •h ,_th (""'1. '17,ff' per �) lo bolp _, )'OUI' . . • . ' fflOlil/l..l;�"ti,..,. old .,, I •........., ,.,1-.,- llrill . ·- ., • • •• •• • • • By MNIE BUSJIMILLD MOTH IN TOWN AHi) THE BURNING OF ROME" On The • • • THE FLAMES HAVE / ATTRACTED 'EVERY -IL.. WHAT MOVIE _J IS ON TV1 NANCY i " HERO STEVE ALLEN a.11m1 . IIANCl'. IT !)VII WITH YOUI FAMILY . 1=.. &af- DAJ..K"JN' wu -s a.'f OUR. Ll'L GAL!!- ONL'r' IN AMERICA COUL.D THtS 1-lAPPEN .'! What, ,.;th oil thi• cleonlng to dol"l'ol<e it to )'QU''!other. Ask your - or cla..i,te,,, niec:e or nophew":';... If they don'I r�:-�,:�"°'��;. ....-;..;-..;;•-GI A IUIAL, LIVI!. l)OGIWl:H 0 = DePorres In 'ONLY $1 ,45 A MONTH Jutt $1.45 tech month brlnp JOU ill theM bentflta, It'• • -U pico lo .pay for.auch pHCO of Jlllnd. I .... �-� . : "'-----'-----'- ...., , 111•111r... Ana TAi.lc· .. -· Banks Leads •=�•· • • •' •• • ---1 · - . •., ,__._.. ............ ,,. - . . Legal Notice t2:3C. Lote 'l'b•t Bob 1 :00 About Fares 1:so· Medic -..:UO Day In Coun: 2:SO Th• Gale Storm Show a: oo Beat the Clock ':30 Who oo You 'fruit 1:00 � Bt.ndl\Aott � :30 lo(:ky and Ru Friend.I 5:00 San !l'randlao BIil IUt Yout Euo •-· fUO Weather Teller 6:45 John Dal)' Keft 7 :00 HoneymOOl'len 'TRI' TO 5lfAL 11:111£ /?. I Racine's Hockin1 vaae, Baa· ball Lea1ue entry opened Ua cam­ paign Sunday at home. ror its third straight bueball ch1mpioll­ •hip with 11 6-� win over Glouster on Uttle Fom:y Wolfe'1 &eVen hlt• ter, BOOring two runa in the ninth to pull the victory out of what seemed certain defeat. Racine's Carl Wolfe had two for four and Junior Wolfe two for three lo lead the hitters. Larry Wolfe, who set all lclnds or records in the league last year, -fanned 18 in his first ■tart, 1nd walked on!)' two. However. he com­ plained of a "sore arm" through. NOTICI Of' FILING AND out the contest. H ■AIIING ON INV■ NTOIIY 000 200 300-5 7 0 Glouster ca.. No. 11,350 400 000 002--6 9 3 Racine Problt. Court, Mat11 County, Ohio Exline and Zimmer. L. Wolfe TO the Executor or AdmirUstra• and McNickle. tor and to such of the following as are residenli of the state o( Ohio: surviving spouse, if any; next of kin; beneficiaries· under the • ill I If any; th.e attorney or attorne)'s representing sny of the aforernen Uoned persons: WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule ---,--,------... i Bluo Shlold '(JIOVidft paymenta towud the ...t of Suqery, In• hoallltal MtdJaJ Ca,re AnesthesL■ , Radiotherapy , , , according 1 ,eo tt,, ■ch odulo al ""'emnities listed In the SpocJal Pnfe....t Contract (M-10-F) JOU will ....,ive. Blue Shield help■ you pay , , your surgeon's ind phyllclan • bills. relieves this anxl!tty when. lllcknNI mikes. Bl1te Shield proltclt you wheri you travel · -· :outaicla of Ohio, too. An•ath•ala Admlnlatratlon\.______ �• Channel 8 - Monday t:00 !1:SO 1:00 l:IO 8:40 6:4, 7:00 1·30 8:SO 1:30 t0:80 11: 00 11:1 0 11 :15 U:20 ■ WCH S..TV Chan nel 8 8:00 8:1� 9:00 , 1 �:00 <ll:30 '1:00 JUST lOOK AT All THI IINEAts j Sign On Continental Classroom Toda, Katie Doonan Show To!)per Doogb Re 111 Play Your ;uunet- Chanl'!el 1 3 TuesdaJ 'l'he Blue Shield pion II ..Uvely ncomm•� by the Ohio Stat• Modi.,.! Aaoclallon, and th!■ �ond-Ovtr Plan baa been daveloDed with the Auoci1t1on'1 encouragement. Aak your Wllclan 1bout Blue Shield and th!■ Plan. Or <heck with the 11111• Crou hoopilal cue plan that ■erv.. yo_ur area. For treatment npn:Dffl of ,whtn the arvke II nndtred. • ..., 5:411 1:00 7:00 1:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 ·---------- .,....,u , . , YOUl PHYSICIAN CAN IWSURE YOU ' Channel 3--1 uesda, ,:flO ,: 15 118(1 J;OO &:30 1:00 8:15 8:20 1:30 7:00 '7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:SO 10:00 10:30 1_.1 :00 U :10 11 : 15 MAY 29 'ii ...a, :00 Comedy P111'hot1N 4:30 Adventure Time ,oo Steamboat Bill 1:30 Sgt. Pre1Lon 6:00 Music In the '1.ound . 8:)5 Jim '11lacker Sh,J• t':� Weatherc,1t 8:30 Nfll!,'111 • Ptcture Huntley llrlrile:, Re1,1rt , •e:t:s ·oo Huckleberr, Hrnm4 7:30 TBA 8:05 Baseball 10:30 Steve Allen Show 11:00 Newa Headllne11 1 1 : 10 Weatherc11t 11 :15 Jack p,..r Show 1:00 Sign OIi 11:00 1 11:lltt (2:00 l:1:.30 1 :00 1 : 11 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 8 : 16 8:2' IJ:SO 8:4� T:00 1::iU 8:30 9:SO 10:00 1 0:30 •.l :00 · it :10 1 1 :15 1:00 Channel 1 3-Monda) , 'l'hl, ■pectal plan II ' available only to Ohio resldenta who apply . belween Monday1 May 16 and Sunday, May 29, 1960, Every · application muot DO poatmarkod before llliclnlght Sunday, May 29, U you're 65 or over , , . or hove a relative or friend of this age • , , act """'· U■t the coupon below . , . mail II by May 29, l>eeaUM applicau.,,. cannot he accepted if postmarked after llliclnlaht lhli dolt. rhit l■ th• onl11 wv vw "'" ,.,aotur•a and l)lalocallona Elntr(ency oUtchlng of woundaWldi:ln 24 hour• after the acddtot. IV SUNDAY, NO'l'ICI 01' PILING AND H AIINO ON INVINTOIY Caw Ne. 1t,Mt Probate C1111rt, � Ceunty, Ohio TO the Executor or Administra­ tor and to rucft of I.be following aa are reudienta of the filte of Ohio: survlvlnJ lpOl.118, If any: next or kin; beneficlnles under lhe will, if any: the attorney or attorneys repreaentlna: any of tbe aronmen, tioned l)ffson&; You are hereby notified that on the 13th day of MIY 1980. an Jn, venlory · and Apprah1ement o f tile eatate of Minnie Taylor, dere1sed, late of Rutlllnd, Ohio, In &aid Coun1y w1111 filed in thia Court. Hearing on tJaid Inventory and Appraiaement will be had before this Court on the 2nd day of June 1960, at 10:30 o'clock: A. M. Exception■ thereto may be liled by any inttreated party at any time prior to five days before the date set lor hearina:. WITNESS my signature and the seal of said Court, thia 13th day of MIY, 1960. F. H. OBRIEN, Jud11e and Ex-Officio Clerk By Ann Baker, Depub Clerk (5) 16, 23, 21c -- Wolfe Whiffs 13 In Racine's First HVL Test w H T N�TV .C ha nn el 13 ·- J usl think of It , , • \ • There's no phyoical examlnaUon ' , • You make no health statement • There's no exclusion because of present or past health problema ) • There ""' no waiting periods for pre-exlotln& conditions • You need not be employed ,/ Regudleu of present health or work ,talus, any Ohio resident 65 or over can enroll. In fact, this new program is offered especi.. 11iy to meet the needa of individual Ohio reaid•nll 65 and over 'IVho aren't now protect<!! by Blue Shield benefii. through group /enrollment In the put, Eich pe,-'°" muol enroll lndhllduolly , , . even husband and wife must each apply and be individually protected. This plm Is actively recommended by the OHIO STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, the doctors' professional · <>r1anlaaUon. Almost all types of 1urglcaJ proce­ dures performed anywhere - in the hospital, home or physician's office - with payments from $10 lo '300 accordina to achedl.lle of lndemnitles. annei 3-M.onda., 8:00 11:SO p · 30 I� �1:so 12:00 11'1 r,ally true! The same Blue Shield (Ohio Medlcal ,lndem11ity) that prov1de.s such complete surgical and medical benefits to payroll deduction groups now offer, thflf b1ne/ill to ani _indi•idual Ohio reridml •Q• 6S or ovorl _ __ ., J l.egal Notice TELEV ISION (sU IDI WSAZ-TV Chaft,n el 3 Channel 8-T uesda) iFor the first time Blue Shield offers you surgi,cal-medical benefits like groups can secure . . . if you enroll by . Sunday, :May 29, 1960 RADIATO R I POME RO Y · MOTOB CO. J'OIIDO W A N ! £ 0: A l O n e el People 65 or over can have Blue Shield. surgical• · medical cost protection Experleneed I $595 Plans and apeclficatlon, are on file in the department of highways and tbe office of the division dep­ uty director. The director reserves the right to reject any and all bid11. E. S. PRESTON Director ••..-•P••••• D•lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , May 18, 1980-7 Vt.It In Charlatan Dr. and Mra. P. I.. Stanley 1nd LIGAL NOTICI Mn. Eleanor Witben villLed In haled bidl will �ind by Charleston, W, YL, Sunday, lbt the Villaee of Middleport, Mei&s 1ueats of Mr. and Mrs. 01n 1'llc.h County, Ohio, at Lhe VillJle Hall, er. Mn. Pet 1Baumber1er of Char• Middleport. Ohio, until 12 noon, leston, w11 also a 1uett or the liby ZS, lll60, for the followin1 FiKben. Precedln1 dinner all at­ tended mornlna worship service al equipment: One Standard -4 door car-black St. Timothy Lutheran Church. 8 Cylinder Automatic Tr1nsmiaslon •Back-up Lia:hts .... ■ ·- Legal Notice -- : ( 20 ) Busi;,ess Servic-;_ vood C 1 ..n Used Car11 Ail Mtih11 and Mo.lels AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERffl Lincoln St. l'A&TtlOPOLITAN MOTORS etion service. Jed: 111 Refriaera­ Phone ·WY2-3561 ' Mlddlo00,,6(16 i:.11 Main $t. tion, New Haven. Phone TU2· IHON fo'UIEMAN S1'0KER for comPCNMrOy, Ohio 3537. 1111.:rcial or &lore use. 4.23,(/ AJ110 36 _ __ _ _____ COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO­ strawberry crates. Phone WY 2· . 19M FUlllJ, tl, 4 IJoor Slandard tection, Lite, Auto, Fire, Polio. !>43U. J 1'I 3tc St11ft, l h.a1l'r, llad10. Ner)ds MoI. 0, McCOY Call Don MIils, Middleport, 1or Work $250. !'hone W Y2· ·- · ---- -----' AUCTIONIIR Ohio. 1 3196. Rout• 2, Long Bottom, Ohio 5-13-Jtc , PUSLIC AUCTION M 21 y 9 30 - ---- - - - I , · .l • l '0 l2:: P. M. I MUELLER F' URNAC I, WISTING 1gM MEHClJUY $795 · 2 DOOi, I he pcrsonul property of the late · HOUSE •PPII ances. A"'old aro- ( 2 1 ) Real Estate · --, · b'\!dan. A gooJ reliable car. I Li , ", ",',''11, H .·,"','1h1 ,ll on .'!1 II be so Jd ·�-1- . .· ther1, Syracu.., Ohio. Phone FOR SALE: 91i ACRES GOOD u a 0 {_! rc111uence oppotu � 5-IHHc WY2:--• ..,.,... I J.11 .tf -UIJ1ct -· · - tnau, -- i'omcruy. tenee, K•rage, 2 ,oom cellar. s _ ___ ___ 1 the pust olf1ce on Route 7 in other out bblldJngs. 8 room 100<l 'l u ppcrs Plains, Ohio, 1958 UUlc;K $1 ,ll90 VB S PECIAL house. Water in house 1 0 mln• u1ml 'lup 4 11oor . u ne careful I L1 v1 11 � rnum .... ullc, 2 wool rugs, ute drive from Pomeroy. Locatefl owner. IJyuafl ow dnve. Hadio Lu1ll �1101 . 1·dn�erator, 4 beds, ¾. mile oft 143 at WoU Peu comhtt1at1on dl!;;k & book case, and Jh:11\cr. IJ !acllnarw, PomcCreek. G. W Spencer. Phouo I lour l;1111ps, d1shcH, ruy. quilting 5 5-tilc I WY-2-6820. frames, c11ll t11l>les, record play­ 5 9 6 lp t•r, 011 larnp;;, hand tools, p111no, .1.95'_1 PUNTIA C S'fAH ..,lJlEF. U 1111ng room MlllC, Maytug wash.­ FOR sALE---601/a A. Farm. Ches­ 4 73 �lyc<1111ur c St., Middleport t•r, 2 dressers, pl.'.llform rocker, ler Twp., 5 room and bath, oul­ 5-5• 1:!:tp swel f)t'r, uJ! heater, marble lop bulldina:a, lara:e lake. WY2-6910 sliJllt1!1, rockers, ironing board, J.051:1 t'IIEV HULET V B 4 Dll. SI!:· Mrs. Roy Frecker, Minersville, J•h1ko radrn, tioy bed, mis1.:el­ dim. l'um,•ruy !'ulicc Car. lilacl­ Ohio.,... tl-lfl.3tc lu11co11� items. l11an, l'OltlCl'UY. 5•:>-6Lc ------ Terms. CASH FOR SALE: SIX ROOMS AND Charles Sisson, Owner 1 9 ) For So le fnll bath. - >luarene Parsonage, __ -· N•t responKihlc for acrid('nts. Sule � olle.9:e Roa�; Syracuse . Phone TWO HUILIJll\' t; LUTS JN TH� conC1�1cicd Uy Ur11.chord Auction Y 24:1935 or WY 2-623 l. Twin l Cl.Ill!'� AtldJ!Hin, New lia't o., ltarn1l', Ohm, Phone WI 9� 13 6tc ve,1. too· " IOU' . $705 1:ud1.. :m2 1 . !'hone W Y :!-5J:.! l or :\1a�rm S t 'J- Auct hl!Ll'l'r: l • l' ill Oradford IIOOERN FIVB FOR SALE 5"la7 al ter ti p. 111. :\lunugcr: A , C. Urud[ord 5 13 t>h: room houae, lLIII basement 1,id 0 14 61t We atuc. A11ume balance of 4. o/. K IJ(HY \/Al UI M t l .l•:t\�' Elt -He• repair all types of radi­ direct eovernment loan. Lot 50 lmNc1-. � ed aud 111 A I ,._haJlt'. l';1y l ators , from heater corea to xl50. Good neighborhood. Call otr l)11hmct• uf $J7 .!ilJ ur take or ■ee Freddie Thabet, M1t5on. the largest truck or traelor uver p11ymN1t s uJ' $7 per month. W Vt , . 4-28-Uc Phone WY 2· 2::04. 'I l3 6lc radiator. Look at the Spa<.-e. Look at tho FOR S;.A,EV!;N ROOM HOiJsi 1'1'1<.'tls. Look at the Savinlils. JH'.( ilST!il(l•. /J II El!EVUH D BULL. with baths, a:uaee. waab Inquire Lluyd illil(' kwond, l'hcli- For the hod Buy & Dest Ternu bouae, cellar, Jarf" c•:>rner 10\ Phone WY-2-21 a ler, Ohm. l'hol\l' Y U fi-2450 after 1 on N e w end USED, Look lo localed 1n Cbeatllr, Ohio, OD Pomeroy, Ohio 6 1'. M. Route 7. Priced to aell. U Inter­ 14 3lp --· - - - -- -3-ested �u or write1 Paul Polina,, TWO CIOUU M J I.K COWS. 01w GRAV LY TUCTOR IAL I AND Ripley, W. Va. '1 ,J. £S2-9433.. Jll!il l rl'i.h. Hotliutll Scarles, llUl· S.rvlc._ Sll I. Mein, Pomeror. 4-26-lle • lam', l'hunc SH 2·46:.!tl. Phone WY2-297S, 0- 111 ' -,5 1 1 6tp AW!r.�-.: ;;;i p, m. until JuM 1 . h'""'-1 BOUSE Fcfi\ -SU.S. No. 23, WHlt'ly, Ohio I Harold BMnh■rt, ala room,, ,t room• do'tl;a, low1\ 1 Op.n nery day 9 to 9 ....'11111. 2 up, apnoxlmatel)' l ac:e I• ()0 YUU 1'1\ V l'lf\' l'JUt:ES roR Ohio, Phon■ Coelw',lle Mfl, .":c'"'.'""::::-::::-::::-::::--,,:::::-::::-::::-= vel h,.ld exc1111lent weU 13 mile, UNt''' farm nu1ch1 11cry? Sec .Ehli I siiAL 3-It-t(c L TOY POMEHANIAN­ from Pomeroy on State Routt oodwm and buy at farm prices. I Menchl·atcr Pu11s. 1te11sonJ1blc. � n:LEVIS !ON RADIO AND SIIALL SIJ2. Price $800.00. lnqu.lre Su. mrlt!M from Wllkcsvllle . P IWfJ!.! .Sl'3-IS693 , MllllO n , W. y a. a.ppllan�e repair. Phone Olis Mr,. .Howell al Pa1etown, • :.!8 30tc o. rn. Jtc Meclinlork, RacJne, Ohio. 2-1-tfc 1-IIMIO.. 111-.:XJCAN 1'0MA'1'0 PLANTS ARE C-Z 1 1As uoN -::=-===-:= :::-::-::-:::c: AGAIN KNIT s •r . cusToM au1LT KITCHEN DE- ::: Foa SALl!: Fo·�u R R ooM iiousi read)' Nill! Sl'\'t!rlll olhl'r •tandard sull/j for the 2·3-4 year olds. si�nc<l for your home. Free e■• Oath, ba■emenl, ,:aa, city wet.er V,lilt1ellc11. Aho rhul.Jl>Brb at 1111 Uo11cr 11horts $ 1 .06. Matchina:, or lima. tes. t�oreman . and Abbott, and 1ara1e. LOc1ted near brlda:t bell, lo ul and for deep tree1• contr�uil lng lope $1.19. Tbe Shoe Phone WY2-53:U. ln,11. SL-cond House l!:aat Iron.. a.a.tr Muon. WIibert Wener, M-aaon. Uox, �tiddloport. 3-16-6tc 5- lG,tJ lp. School houi;c In Syracu11e. Wm. II. Holme,. 6 g tfc use:o SQUIPM EN'I' FOR SALE. ALLk::g. '[; :::v:i F"'oc-RSALE =:c, F_ IV__ .E iioo'it1iou si: or lradi! . 'fractor Corn Planter Phon• WY 2-m1, ,._ KII ,..,, with bath. Nice location. Melvin N 1'.:t,;CHI Sfo: WINt: �'1ACU1N 1'.:­ Ohle $7:i,UO; llur.sc t:orn Planter CLILAN O TV MCI APPLIA Hood, Loeuat St., Pomeroy, 1 NCI 1 1 t:umplclc z1.:•1.;aU for mu.king but• ' $25.UO; Side Delivery Rake ton holci;, htu1d slll.chlng and 0 3 tfe 5-14-SOtp $45.00; 'l'wo Rotary Hoe■ ,6:U)O; lancy dc8Jg1111. Originall )' co11t =-,.;;;;:;;_;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -.=;;;;;;,,;;;;;,.:;;;:;;;;;;;;;,;;;;.;...;;;-.;;;;;;. Wheel Co-Op Spreader 'l'wo over $.100. l'i.y orr b.. Jance or $&I $00.00; New Wagon wlth bed or 111.kt u\lN paymen111 or $8 per $130.0u : 40 1''t. Elclliltor $90.00; month. l'hnu W \' 2·22CH. One 1111d Two iloltom Plowa :I 13 6tc $:M.00. Fred Burson, Shade, Ohio, Phone MYti-3364. :J-16-61:p PONY. Gl-.:NTL.E t'UH CHiLl>HEN lo ride. ha.uk Emrich, Bailey's 7 TAMWOIITH PIGS. tmory PowRun. :J 13 Jtc ell, Uac111e. 4 13 3tc -- - -- - --LOCATION: Al A.W-, Ohio on lloule 7, HOUSE TltAILEI( 50' x 10'. rIVE rooma, b11th Sle�Jlll 8. $4800.00. ■I Fremh'I Markel Price inl'ludcs foci oil tank, ( 9CJ I ."Aarine Suppliei. WHher. dr)"er, ll'lcvision. Sec I IH D BOATI AND MOTOR•eD .Frank lludsnn, UHhan Road, and • whlle thaJ IH!t,, Matr• fU. I, Rucinc. ti 14 6tc ,.11,,.. Meten. tOO .-: Mein 1 0 wood bodl, ,ood condUiloni 16 «neWl'l beda, new; 1 rol111-w11y It,, PWNy. l'MM WY..1-IVG. 1 1,24-tfc bed, IWWi D hoHyiwood frlinflll; 12 clothes dryeflt new; 1 mat­ treKs, now; t ,bed ,aprinpj 1 1• ·heater; 2 bJ.lh •�bair•; D doll car­ Buy Your - rl11ges, new; 1 eomplete dinette � now; 11 tablet; t utiUtr Lablt111; 1 T.V. St1nd1 newi l ·bQltywood :llead bouil, JleWi 1 Uvin, room cockWl 1"ible, n(!Wj Cl fiber obeata; 2 portable bin, new; 100 lte.n. of cootln, utenttle, p>il ilDd rpana, rlll:l uew; odd lot of &crrien wire, -11 new; odd i)ot of ptint, tJil. dafterut oolon; 9 oil rllljle■, 1U MW; t .lollel OOOdt/ l ..1om,t1c wo■her, aood ...., 1 lard pNJII; ao iba. Drama.; 4 waahi!II � 18 iDl:111: ltrtiin­ en, 11,l newi 2 pl. ot 1\Qeuldi 1 •Wldry roam ONi etoYe, new; AT , Z D!xte COil heattN, nttj a doS' duater.. new; l ,new 4!Cl'90ll door; l.t ,crua Ntoo,ue. ncwi ll& a:reea dDDt" IIIJl.l'dt. new; one lot ol SEDA N wronchn. an liiot. OUltr ltem. too numero. 10 men\ion. • Pomoroy, Oblo V8 motor, clean l1:1t•rlor, Rood Thia It Of lbe llell ..i .. Ill Solltl&enl Ohio, AU new liru, orieinal bl·a .:k (ill'l•h. lh•ai mercbln!llle, If you wanl b■r&alnt of all ldndi, eome lo nke. ( 1 1 ) Wonted To � ule, Ple11e doll'I mlal 1111a Ale, Plenly of ellll sen, ' CLl!:AN USED CAR, WILL CONed OIi poucl, 1ld&r any make or model. 'Nlone WYa-nat, Vl,all T<■!ord, Syra­ NOT R ll'C)NIIIIL I fOlt ANY ACCIIMIN'I, ru1e. &-10.6tc I Legal Ncmce SLX ROOM IIO U S.E 1 128 EAST TELEVISION RADIO AND SMAl.L ,,,._�Li.. 8·•'1-JJ NO' flCE TO CONTRACTOltS Main St., Pomeroy. Pb.one WY2•pplianc, r,pair. Call Frank 'I.Ml ,rJI.,3408. 0-lUtc· Captelna, 414 N. Second Ave., STATE OF OHIO POMERO Y _ 7-room frame, bath, Middlepor t, • 3..J-llc DEPARTMENT of Hlo+fWAYI TWO 0� THREE ROOltl FURNISH basemen t, prage, on c.Al!L o._ Main. Cohnnbu-. Ohio, April 2', 1 '60 Nice lot. 1hade, and view of ed apartment 140 Mulberry S.ln L.... c.,., Contract Ave., Pomeroy. river. $4200.00. Terms. 5-124tp No 6D-2'3 MIDDLE PORT - 5-room frame, Al'JUo•'MENTS - l'W'nLlll.ed ud Unit Price Contract bath, storm doon and windows, \loJ1Jn11.1hed. �terar. 11.lddJo. Sealed proposals will be receiv­ garage. Two luel lots con\len­ port. Phone WY-2-1288. J-3-tf ed at tlie office of the State lligh• ienlly located. $6000.00, way Director o( Ohio at Columbus, RACINE 9 rooms, 2 baths, auto­ 5 AND 8 ROOM HOUS&, l'WO D Ohio, until IO a. m., Ohio (Eastern) matic furnace heat, 2 porches, room aP•rtmentr. A. N. Be.niel, Standard Time, Tuesday, May 24, and 2 large Iota. out of all P.bune NY2..J272. l \-2-tfc 1 960, for improvementt in: floods. $11,000.00. 1 31-ACR E FARM - Two produc­ Meigs County, Ohio, on Se:ct:Jon i.,··r•i· SLEEPING hOOMs. c1,0SEJN ing oil welltl, free gas, large MEG-692-0.85, State .Route No. 892 town. 127 Bullernut. I ' 5 11 8tp barn, 1 5 acres river boUom, 4 - in Scipio Township by gradifli, room houae and other buildings. drai11in g and paving with stabilized Call Dlc1 Sterrett TWU BEDROOM FURNISHED Located on • blacktop road. auregate. Width: Pavement 18 apartm ent with utilities fur­ feet .Project Length, 4,2:iO feet or Before 9:30 A.M $12,600 .00, nished. Phone WY 2-2660, Ew­ 0.904 mile. Work Length 4,350 feet �lddlopo,f WY•2·264J C UC KLER REALTY mg'll S1orc, Pomeroy. ft 13 Ole or 0.823 mile. POtMioy WY•241ff VIRGIL TEAFORD, Salwnan "The date set for completion of liUTZ PIID ITOltl Boa 229 Phone 2-6731 WY F'OUR ROOM HOUSE, Rutland At C(5) 14, 3tc this work shall be as set lortb Jn Township. Phone TU 2-3471S, Mr.a. the bidding prur,osal ·• Yvkon S.21'5 Cul fta1rden, 6 13 8tp SIX ROOM HOUSE, BATH, HAMIU. I IRVIC ■ ITATION •Bidders must apply, on the pro­ storm w indows and doors. 770 per forms., for prequaWication .._ ,:OO A.M. WA.SHEHS ANO REFRIGERA­ Sycamore, Middleport. 5-12-6tp with the Hlghwa)' Credit Examin­ Al""ny SUI TOHS Deliver and keep in ser­ er, at Columbus, Ohio, at le111t 10 Every Da, liervt,-, vice. Phone WY 2•2660. Ewines days before the date aet to open �lore, Pomeroy. bids. ' 6 13 3tc FOR THE BEST ROOF AND . The minimum wage to be paid to repair J · HOOM FURJljlSHED apartment. rD serv1ce and roof painting all labor employed on thi.a eon• and house paJntlne call BIU =c-:-==:--:---,--,­ 1 1:.!8 E. Main St. Phone WY 2tract ahali ·be in accordance with 3408. Wyatt Phone WYZ.272 4. 6-10-6tc PULL TYPE 2-12' ' CO·OP .PLOW 5 13 61c 7 ft. Co-Op mower. Hay tedder, the "ScheduJe of Prevailing Hour• - · - · --- · - all in lil:Ood shape. Cb.llrle, E. ly Wage Rate■ Ascertained and ( 20b ) I nsu ran ce v..� Minersville. Phone WI 9· Determined by the Department or J Help Wan ted 3666. 5 13 8tp Industrial Relations applicable to --PER State Highway Department Im­ WANTED A HOU�EK•• - BARNES-SIM PSON INSURANCE BOSTON UPI-The Boston Pa• provements in accordance with Aa:ents, Middleport. Fire, Auto­ 1 lull time. Inquire at 476 Beech mobile, Bonds. Phone WY2·2903 triots of the American Fool ,>all Sections 4115.03, 4115J)4, 4115.05, St, Middleport after 7 p, m. ------ - · . . League have announced tbe 1lgn. 4115.06, and 4 115.07 of the Re· WY2-MH. ll-101itc DON STIVERS ing of Wray Carlton, former Duke vised Code of Ohio." EMPLOYMENT WANTED. Houaehalfback who played for the Tor­ The bidder mlllt submit with hia wQrk or houee cleanint, Call onto Argonauta of Canada's Big bid a certified cheek in the amount SPruce 3-�904 alter G p, m. Vern Four League in 19M. or $1,300.00. 1 Heyman. 5 14 6tp ( 17 mMms-aw9.!.- 5 12 Jtc (20 ) Business Servic es ________ 24-a For Sale or T de 0 1 6 ! Lo:;t and Found ( 1 4 ) For Rent 0LM8, SCJRei: ARI! PIN('l"B A GENJ);.EMfff! n...-. A IDT t,t1ra9"'. 'ilS. � ,.., �S--Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 16, 1960 WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 11.ESULrs RATES :, cent, per word. o•e inaertion. Minimum cbqe - 60 tu� 0 ceots per word fo.r Wee conse-OUU ve inllettiobl. Special - oue mouth for 30 cenli per word. Full rate of 3 cents per word will be charged tor advert111ne if oot paid within 10 ch.ys after re-ceiving bill. Errors in Advertisina - Soould be r�portf'td immediately. The Daily Senlmel will not be responsible for more than one incor• rect ir�rt.:on. ttard ot Tl:anb and Special N0Uce1 of Ev,'tlta 11.UO. Obituarie.a publilihed at l eenl per word. �·101ws l DAY a DAYS ; DAYS I 110. 60c 15 90c $1 ."5 ... 60 20 $1.20 60c $1.80 $6.00 $1.50 75c 25 $:i.20 fl .60 Adi ret-eJv&d by 10 A.M. will l:"9 in that day 1 ,-por. f ( I PHONE WY-2-21 57 I Notices TERMITE ANO PEST CONTROL by F1in. FrN in1opection, ln1ur ed by N1tionwid•. Phon• R. ind A. Servic1 'St.1tlon WY7• 2366. 4-'26-tfc (9) For So le LOST - I Ji;iy�l•ed green cruiser 8k1rt bet�·et•n W h i te's Grocery and Hderi"s He1rnty Shop on 680 Phone WY i-- 6 647. Gene Whaley. I !l J ., 4nln,.. M,➔ If ..... wmi .. .. .,...rtf • • • t'or FKJ;E Inspection PHONI Gilmore', Supply Store WY•2•2n4 Vaughan', llxlermlnallng Company St. Marra, w. VL Auto So les JUM BUICK $995. SPECIAL Hard . fop 2 Door. Sparkling onginel fuush. Dyr�aflow drive. Uliiellnen, Pc•m('roy. 5-:l·tltc "i."-'"'T --- � � o � .r �- '!!! t::L:et:t • ---- ---· REPAI R - fRAILE R S- Blaettna r's Waverly Mobile Home Sales ■ t1r' ■ =.,,..--=- ______ ------====:-■ PUBLIC SALE! - WEDNESDAY, ., 18 at 10· A.M. F URN I T U R E JONNSON SEA-NORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR KARR & VAN ZANDT Y, omo B� tlll• ■ ( L4 I For Rent· t,VE ROOII HOUSE, BATH, 10 Cole St., In Pomeroy near the Pomeroy-Ma1on Bridle. Call in wva-ma. 11-1t.$o •••nina 500 W O M E N . Age 1 7- 5 9 M A R R: I E O O R S I N G L E J'n,par■ for th■ manr job nppOrlunltlm a�ailabt. ta womert lralned II DENTAL ASSISTANTS ot PRACTlCAI, NUft8!ilJ. Work II holDltal attendant. aid■. lnf■nt nul'M, n11rn c01n1>•nion, prlY•I• duty 1,r11c­ tkal ■urae. doctor'• •nd d■11ti1t'1 olli"'" JIUnfl. Spar....um, lnlnin• prnr?■M will nol lnWtrrt with prNell\ j� or bou■e,, 'hold du!IH. Hlah u'hool ..duutlon not l\ft• -■un. ENJOY HIGH EARNINGS, Gitt full detail■ nowl Pr•ctlcal N1rH1 Tr•l■IR11 School1 lox 668N, c/o TM S,entiMI, Porn.roJ, O. r- -r1.;.-: :.-;dFREi S.:k1;,-,:;;;:i;:.-;-;;;;--.:;,i:;:.;;:..-n:--, 0 How l .,.n l:lff<>JM ■ P�■rliul NurH O O.ntal A-■ i&tlln� 0 8pNlal Tralalna for N1l1 81\1<lenU1 f'S-5-] 6-60 r ••-•---------------•"•-- I I 1..-<?:8�.eaJ!21;;. _____________ • Groce Mc.Ma■ter, Owner • 0. · I!. French, A�-r, R, E, f'nneb, Clerll. '• ' I BIA □ · Bl■irlit .:.•.!�------�-J-.L-•-■�M :l:,____________ ■ Lue: 8l'tlELD - a•NEPIT9 ' Payments will be made for Surgery, In-hospital Medical Care, Anesthesia, Radiotherapy . • . accordmg to the schedule of Indemnities lilted in the Special Preferred Contract (M-10..F) you will receive. 'Ibese are the same as those offet'ed to group,. The bene• fit1 are available when the services a re performed by • duly 11cen■ed physlciltn or SW'itOD II defined. m the contract Surgery · Medical Treatment � When the member la • bed.patient ln a hospJta1 foi- morj than 18 con• secutlve hours, for non•aurtical ill­ ne111. Paymenll for each h"'JNtal confinement. $10 for the first day and "5 for each Qf the next three dayft and $4 • day thereafter, Maximum of '10 days available per contrKt yor. i aUT YOU MUST At::r Reducllon (oellina) perfOffllld 111¥where, , l!mergenay Care I . . \ .. lladloth•rapy ,,., · , ___ J Treatment of n.c,plaam1 (1bnofflW powthr such u cancer, tumors, etc.) by m♦ans of X•ny or radium, n­ prdleu of whe,o the lrffllMIII If -·porfonned, l llurna and Skin Grafting ,_ For arvlce1 rendeM 1n eonntdlan with 1urglcal pro«dun1 covend by the contract, payment.I from $10 to $40 ■ccordlna to ochedule ol ln-• RlUts, when: (I) aclmlnbleltd by,o phy■iclan other than the operallns ,urpon, ln or out of the �tal. or (2) a,jmlnl■t ored In • ho,pttal by a dtnUst or nww who 1t not Nl employ" of the hOQ>ital. No po,y­ menll will be p,ovldod f•r loco! 111t$1heols, ' - � 8 ■ 11VIC■9 NOTI ' , COY■ ll■D . J When both tnlrsfcll and medlcal auv• lees, or both medical and rtdlothe'r­ apy services, are "'ndert,f durir.ic. the • IUTle hospital conf:inemtnt, peymenl eh,U be- made for' the one •rvtce whfoh p.rovldea the areater � but not for both, Thi. «1111roct dooo not provide parment fol' ut1 of th• following: oervic<■ rendered In • V.A.,hospltal; workmen'• eotnptUA• tJon ea1t1; services f� or pay. If able by • 1ovtrnmental a1tn1111= ' atrvlce■ f11>- comnetlc ..., be!outllylnc pwpo111; dental Mrvlces. Na 'lu• � -.:.t::'ded ,............11111s •• ,, - -- -b ., .. A.merit■!'\ l!!n<lltt'Qd Rin Ttn Tln San ! rancll.:o Rea1 Your Eub ReorflC Weather Teller John Oaly ?ttwt Broken Arrow Che)'enne Bourbon Street Beat Advr"lture.s in Paradtae Ted Mack Amateur HolD' '['be New• TOJWlbt Scanning the Weather Sport Report Late Show Cartoon Spectacula r Romper Room Movie Your '!:se o Rep.,rter I Married Joen RestlcSli Gun :-:c:-:-=::-: Thr. Brt1hter DaJ 1bEl s-:,tret btorm The l'.d2e or NIIIM The fltrtf.l Stoogea The Life Qf Riley Art._ur J. Smith, M.-. A Look at the Weather Jule Rivlin Show Amot 'n' Andy Highway Patrol The Km.e Smit:, Show The Texan Father Knows Best Danny Thofflu Show Ann Sothern Show Henne■ey DuPont Show News A Look at th-, Weather Theater 13 CBS New• Captain Kaquoo Cartoon 'l'hekter •Red Rowe Show On the Go I LoVld i.acy Prlce ia Rlibt Conc•tntioa Truth or ConteQaencN It. Could Be You Mid DI)' New■ Movietlme Loretta Yuaog Theattt Young Or. Malone From 111ese Roots Co�edy Pleyhouae Adventure Theater Steamboat Bill Woody Woodpecker Lowrey Showtime J1m Ttudr:er Sbow Weatlttrca!,t !\t'n Ph•t\U'P RunU07 BrlnkleJ Repoff CatlJ\Onball wram1e Startlme Arthur Murray Party M Squad Journey to Unde.rstanding NC"'l'A ffe-11'.llln• "W'tatlteJ'Caat Ja ck Pa•r Show Sign Qf.f I � IF r SIWJ> , ' I ' Mondor Th...,.i, •;Woy f:811 Sl,:n · 0n l·OO Guell Star ,:u New, 1, Weather 1:30 UD . Y :00 Breatful Part, 1:30 NtWI 8:3& llreatfaal P■rlJ 1·30 Newt ,O:oo Coffee Time 10115 S••t Shop 10:U lfornllll DevoUom 10:tB fin the, To10D ' 11:00 Countr)' Roe Down 11:00 !loon Ne• , .' n__ •• ., Leaf/el ror 11,wy ...,,,,, Mr. and, .Mn. Chntet' Erwin and son Don, Middleport, were In Charle1ton Sund&)' to take their aon, Alnnan Mlchaer Erwin, to board I pline Yor ·Nodolk, Va. • Airman Erwin who b1i tpent the weekend with ht1 family ls on the ttss Elle• and when he re- iiiiiL-r By f'UD LAIIJWIU Racine picked up four ln the first innina on Junior Wolfe's ■In. gle, a walk, em �fcN lckles' doube, Dick Ta)'lor•� single. a racrUlce, imd Carl Wolfo's single. After Glouster went ahead 5-4 with thrll!e runs in the seventh, Ra­ cine's bottom half of the ninth opened with Rllen Stobart 1inelin1, Aaron Wolfe sacriricing and being sale, and John Fisher singling both home alter they advam.-ed on Jun­ ior Wolfe's infield out. QUIET, 1-YNDOH!! t>ON'T MESS UP 'r'ORE. SISTER'S GREATS S06HUL TRIUMPH!' You are hereby notified that on ' the 13th day of May 1960, an Jn. ventory and Appraisement of the OXFORD, o. UPI-Sprtngfiehl estate of Henry H. Taylor, deceas- Public successfully defended lte 7:30 Bronco ed, la.le of Rutland, Ohio, in said Class AA championship at the 8:30 Wyatt � County W&l!I flied in this Court. . Miami University track and field "1:00 '11,,- 1uneman Hearing !)1'.l .s�id .Inventory and meet Saturday with Ron Banks Appraisement will be had before leading DePorres to vh:tory In the this Court on the 2nd day of June Cla'ls A field. 10:30 Mr. Adama and Eve 1960 at 10 o'clock A. M:. Banks scored a total of 18 3·7 .1:00 TDe New, Ton�� Exceptions the-.relo may be filed peints for the meet'e outstanding by any lnterelted party at any performance as he won the broad 1:0i:i ScaMiD& the lVeatbft time prior to fiv� days before the j ump, 120-yard high and 180-yard • · 1(1, Sporbl RejlOn date set for he11r1ng. 1 1:20 Late Show low hurdles. Hia 20.5 in the lbw■ .J:4& Sien Off WITNESS my signature and was a meet recOrd. . ___ the seal of said Court, this Kendull Fields, Hamilton Tafl, 13th day of May 1960. set a h igh jump reeord with a F. H. O'BJl:IEN, , leap of 6 feet, 4 1·2 inches. David Ex-Ofliclo Judie k and Cle � Dull, Dayton Belmont, also set a Bride r U:30 De�mbf By Ann Baker, Deputy Chirk pole vault record when he ,oared \2:00 Love of Life (8) 1e, 28, 2te over the bar at 12 feet, 8 Inches. 12 :!0 Search For Tamomw -----�Onclnnatl Taft was r.iecond to ;2:411 The �ul!lilla Lf&bl ld in the AA field wltb Springfie 1 :00 l1eart of d19 City PLAN Wl NII ROAST compared to 48 1-2 points I45 SIJ .\ti t World TUl'DI 2 he t: The· Homebuildera Cla■s of the DePom!'s ,�red winners. the for 2:80 :ror Better or tot ViOl'III Middleport Church of Obrist will . by Covington followed 3 7 37 2:80 HOU.If: Part, meet TUeaday evening al the Claq A. nerending 13-14. with 1lre 32 Mllllon The R:00 home of Mr. and Mr■. Milton ia W.IIS Alexandr West champion Houdaahelt, Mlnenvllle Route.. A 3:30 Verdict II Youn 1-2. fifth with 14 wiener roast 11 planned for the 1:00 'Jt]e ll.ri,rhter u11111 evening. .... • J • �ei Storm -llious L IVHTOCK , , ,, "'31,'�. .tll Nltllil ll l!IJG!!;.-17� to 220 lbs 16.00 to t·.OQ l'he Three Stooiee 16.BO: 220 to 260 Jbl!I. 16.00 td l:3B Lile ol Rlllf Light 16.00 to 16.90; Fat 18.BD; J:00 Arthi1r J. Smltb If... Sows 12.00 to 15.00j Stags 12.00 6:16 A Look at the '\feather to 19.00; Boars 8.00 to. 12.00; . : Sows and Pigs 60.00 to 90.00; u:20 Jule Rivlin Show 1:.10 Amos 'n' AndY Shoats 7 .oo to 16.00. CATTLE-18.00 to 34,.00; Hel­ 7:00 Steve :Donavan fer• 16.00 lO 23.00; Baby Bee! · 7:30 To Tell t he Trulb 8:00 Eyewltneas to Rl1tory 20.00 to �.00: Flit Cows 14.00 to Canners 12.00 to 16.00; 20.00; Gdll1 1:30 Man, Lovea of Dob1 to 21.00; MIik Cows l'l,00 Bulla 1:00 Tllhtrope 100.00 to 200.00. 1:30 Red Skelton Show VEAL CALVES-Tops 32.00 0:00 · Garry Mool"e Show Seconds 28.00 to 30.00; Medium 1 1:00 New■ 20.00 to"' 28.00; Com. & Hvs. 18.00 '1:10 A Look 11 the Wuther to 30.00; Culis 12.00 to 18.0. 12:00 nteater 13 SHEEP EweR & Lms 8.00 to - Ewes 4.00 to 10.00 18.00; Stock Fat Sheep 4.00 to 10.00: culls UM) to 5.00; Buck, 4.00 t o 10.00; Fat Wether1 4.00 to I0.00, 12:30 JUII For You LAMBS-Tops 24.fflJ; Seconds 1:30 New■ • 18.00 to 20.00; Lliht Wt1. 15,00 ):SD Jl11t For You �:00 C•IIIDI on \'I· Pl-I to 18J)O; Common 12,00 to 18.00, 3:00 Music Go Round 3:30 New, Vt.it Anthony Home ---• 8:&a M'.uah: Go Spending the day wllh �r. and N..., 4:30 · Local William Anthony of Middle-, llrt. 4:30 Music Go Round Sunday were Mr. and Mn1 port w. 9:00 Sport■ Ill Revie Hoy, Mr. and Mn. Eugene· Harold 8110 IIP.ol'II � daughter Darla Fay and Smith 0:1& Tl!• Band Bo•_ and Mn, Maude Smith of Canal 9:411 P!I Bqonl � Wlncbe,ter. 9:00 Sundown � Other dinner ,:uesta of the Al\­ G:flt OIi tht J.lr, , , . were Jlr. and Mra. Gerald tbony1 , .-------;::-,---,-: . 41ltbony and children, Barbati . ' tum, will be aliiloned 11 Quon, and Joe, looaL set ··po1n� -11- L, ·, _...;:•'�---.--TC> M IT W.DIIISDAY 0111 TO M IT TUitSDAY . The regular meetln* of the Brad• ci..ster Council , D1u&hten of bury PTA will be ht�d this Weil• Aml!f�a wm meet �. reau� . Qf!!lday at 7:30 p. m. New omce,a , � • 'file . ' t " A' li,on Tuetl131 ••� w will be installed dufin1 the medrte� .,,.d I ·annlve� wW lie. _ , ., in,: ind final plan11 for the •nnull s.ijf!nl aQCUon helcli tit 1.;. a.p� . . '!p cocnnliu.e. ::icn•• win be made, ---�I�:==�:==e==:==� �=� Class A Field . J: �.-4:,,..... ■ l,•===•===;:.;.;;1y!-,Start The Day Right ·. . ·' With · ''Musical Clock'' ·---- ■ ••1- TIE MOVie1 LET'8 eee.. <n! Y'Kt«JW l'M DMt® IF I ONi RB&W, t,IJC\,l . ABOUT r,- J EAOI MOllllilG At .J:15, AJA. E J, ·H•. ■ -" �,�.. .. lliii-.. , l,, MUST SE! . l:fll&V· KAIIM IT'J IXTllltilli/ � -· - _ . ,' YNr _,,,s.;.1111i � k paat-'r1d lly �..... "luilllliy, � 29, 1 NO. Mall.'TNII AMICATION TOOAY ™ �� ,._. m th Sk•cl-Owr Pt..., al • � "1 .illllv $1.45 Pf1' • *" t�, - /�- _, ' � rw9'11 StMR ' I . ..s , t -�••••:,tit,.._,-_..,... cm · . f . =,;!F.™™--- Jul� J. ,,_; ' . ,,. liiij,'I '* ' , .· I •-• . 21:!<0>. 11 t, Ji!lt ' tc OHIO f --.:KN.Jl..-,...;. -_ , ' �.11> ■ ., - .; I , � , f , � .that � Pka ii • "'1')' wile way folyou to lnvaat $1.45 •h ,_th (""'1. '17,ff' per �) lo bolp _, )'OUI' . . • . ' fflOlil/l..l;�"ti,..,. old .,, I •........., ,.,1-.,- llrill . ·- ., • • •• •• • • • By MNIE BUSJIMILLD MOTH IN TOWN AHi) THE BURNING OF ROME" On The • • • THE FLAMES HAVE / ATTRACTED 'EVERY -IL.. WHAT MOVIE _J IS ON TV1 NANCY i " HERO STEVE ALLEN a.11m1 . IIANCl'. IT !)VII WITH YOUI FAMILY . 1=.. &af- DAJ..K"JN' wu -s a.'f OUR. Ll'L GAL!!- ONL'r' IN AMERICA COUL.D THtS 1-lAPPEN .'! What, ,.;th oil thi• cleonlng to dol"l'ol<e it to )'QU''!other. Ask your - or cla..i,te,,, niec:e or nophew":';... If they don'I r�:-�,:�"°'��;. ....-;..;-..;;•-GI A IUIAL, LIVI!. l)OGIWl:H 0 = DePorres In 'ONLY $1 ,45 A MONTH Jutt $1.45 tech month brlnp JOU ill theM bentflta, It'• • -U pico lo .pay for.auch pHCO of Jlllnd. I .... �-� . : "'-----'-----'- ...., , 111•111r... Ana TAi.lc· .. -· Banks Leads •=�•· • • •' •• • ---1 · - . •., ,__._.. ............ ,,. - . . Legal Notice t2:3C. Lote 'l'b•t Bob 1 :00 About Fares 1:so· Medic -..:UO Day In Coun: 2:SO Th• Gale Storm Show a: oo Beat the Clock ':30 Who oo You 'fruit 1:00 � Bt.ndl\Aott � :30 lo(:ky and Ru Friend.I 5:00 San !l'randlao BIil IUt Yout Euo •-· fUO Weather Teller 6:45 John Dal)' Keft 7 :00 HoneymOOl'len 'TRI' TO 5lfAL 11:111£ /?. I Racine's Hockin1 vaae, Baa· ball Lea1ue entry opened Ua cam­ paign Sunday at home. ror its third straight bueball ch1mpioll­ •hip with 11 6-� win over Glouster on Uttle Fom:y Wolfe'1 &eVen hlt• ter, BOOring two runa in the ninth to pull the victory out of what seemed certain defeat. Racine's Carl Wolfe had two for four and Junior Wolfe two for three lo lead the hitters. Larry Wolfe, who set all lclnds or records in the league last year, -fanned 18 in his first ■tart, 1nd walked on!)' two. However. he com­ plained of a "sore arm" through. NOTICI Of' FILING AND out the contest. H ■AIIING ON INV■ NTOIIY 000 200 300-5 7 0 Glouster ca.. No. 11,350 400 000 002--6 9 3 Racine Problt. Court, Mat11 County, Ohio Exline and Zimmer. L. Wolfe TO the Executor or AdmirUstra• and McNickle. tor and to such of the following as are residenli of the state o( Ohio: surviving spouse, if any; next of kin; beneficiaries· under the • ill I If any; th.e attorney or attorne)'s representing sny of the aforernen Uoned persons: WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule ---,--,------... i Bluo Shlold '(JIOVidft paymenta towud the ...t of Suqery, In• hoallltal MtdJaJ Ca,re AnesthesL■ , Radiotherapy , , , according 1 ,eo tt,, ■ch odulo al ""'emnities listed In the SpocJal Pnfe....t Contract (M-10-F) JOU will ....,ive. Blue Shield help■ you pay , , your surgeon's ind phyllclan • bills. relieves this anxl!tty when. lllcknNI mikes. Bl1te Shield proltclt you wheri you travel · -· :outaicla of Ohio, too. An•ath•ala Admlnlatratlon\.______ �• Channel 8 - Monday t:00 !1:SO 1:00 l:IO 8:40 6:4, 7:00 1·30 8:SO 1:30 t0:80 11: 00 11:1 0 11 :15 U:20 ■ WCH S..TV Chan nel 8 8:00 8:1� 9:00 , 1 �:00 <ll:30 '1:00 JUST lOOK AT All THI IINEAts j Sign On Continental Classroom Toda, Katie Doonan Show To!)per Doogb Re 111 Play Your ;uunet- Chanl'!el 1 3 TuesdaJ 'l'he Blue Shield pion II ..Uvely ncomm•� by the Ohio Stat• Modi.,.! Aaoclallon, and th!■ �ond-Ovtr Plan baa been daveloDed with the Auoci1t1on'1 encouragement. Aak your Wllclan 1bout Blue Shield and th!■ Plan. Or <heck with the 11111• Crou hoopilal cue plan that ■erv.. yo_ur area. For treatment npn:Dffl of ,whtn the arvke II nndtred. • ..., 5:411 1:00 7:00 1:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 ·---------- .,....,u , . , YOUl PHYSICIAN CAN IWSURE YOU ' Channel 3--1 uesda, ,:flO ,: 15 118(1 J;OO &:30 1:00 8:15 8:20 1:30 7:00 '7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:SO 10:00 10:30 1_.1 :00 U :10 11 : 15 MAY 29 'ii ...a, :00 Comedy P111'hot1N 4:30 Adventure Time ,oo Steamboat Bill 1:30 Sgt. Pre1Lon 6:00 Music In the '1.ound . 8:)5 Jim '11lacker Sh,J• t':� Weatherc,1t 8:30 Nfll!,'111 • Ptcture Huntley llrlrile:, Re1,1rt , •e:t:s ·oo Huckleberr, Hrnm4 7:30 TBA 8:05 Baseball 10:30 Steve Allen Show 11:00 Newa Headllne11 1 1 : 10 Weatherc11t 11 :15 Jack p,..r Show 1:00 Sign OIi 11:00 1 11:lltt (2:00 l:1:.30 1 :00 1 : 11 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 8 : 16 8:2' IJ:SO 8:4� T:00 1::iU 8:30 9:SO 10:00 1 0:30 •.l :00 · it :10 1 1 :15 1:00 Channel 1 3-Monda) , 'l'hl, ■pectal plan II ' available only to Ohio resldenta who apply . belween Monday1 May 16 and Sunday, May 29, 1960, Every · application muot DO poatmarkod before llliclnlght Sunday, May 29, U you're 65 or over , , . or hove a relative or friend of this age • , , act """'· U■t the coupon below . , . mail II by May 29, l>eeaUM applicau.,,. cannot he accepted if postmarked after llliclnlaht lhli dolt. rhit l■ th• onl11 wv vw "'" ,.,aotur•a and l)lalocallona Elntr(ency oUtchlng of woundaWldi:ln 24 hour• after the acddtot. IV SUNDAY, NO'l'ICI 01' PILING AND H AIINO ON INVINTOIY Caw Ne. 1t,Mt Probate C1111rt, � Ceunty, Ohio TO the Executor or Administra­ tor and to rucft of I.be following aa are reudienta of the filte of Ohio: survlvlnJ lpOl.118, If any: next or kin; beneficlnles under lhe will, if any: the attorney or attorneys repreaentlna: any of tbe aronmen, tioned l)ffson&; You are hereby notified that on the 13th day of MIY 1980. an Jn, venlory · and Apprah1ement o f tile eatate of Minnie Taylor, dere1sed, late of Rutlllnd, Ohio, In &aid Coun1y w1111 filed in thia Court. Hearing on tJaid Inventory and Appraiaement will be had before this Court on the 2nd day of June 1960, at 10:30 o'clock: A. M. Exception■ thereto may be liled by any inttreated party at any time prior to five days before the date set lor hearina:. WITNESS my signature and the seal of said Court, thia 13th day of MIY, 1960. F. H. OBRIEN, Jud11e and Ex-Officio Clerk By Ann Baker, Depub Clerk (5) 16, 23, 21c -- Wolfe Whiffs 13 In Racine's First HVL Test w H T N�TV .C ha nn el 13 ·- J usl think of It , , • \ • There's no phyoical examlnaUon ' , • You make no health statement • There's no exclusion because of present or past health problema ) • There ""' no waiting periods for pre-exlotln& conditions • You need not be employed ,/ Regudleu of present health or work ,talus, any Ohio resident 65 or over can enroll. In fact, this new program is offered especi.. 11iy to meet the needa of individual Ohio reaid•nll 65 and over 'IVho aren't now protect<!! by Blue Shield benefii. through group /enrollment In the put, Eich pe,-'°" muol enroll lndhllduolly , , . even husband and wife must each apply and be individually protected. This plm Is actively recommended by the OHIO STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, the doctors' professional · <>r1anlaaUon. Almost all types of 1urglcaJ proce­ dures performed anywhere - in the hospital, home or physician's office - with payments from $10 lo '300 accordina to achedl.lle of lndemnitles. annei 3-M.onda., 8:00 11:SO p · 30 I� �1:so 12:00 11'1 r,ally true! The same Blue Shield (Ohio Medlcal ,lndem11ity) that prov1de.s such complete surgical and medical benefits to payroll deduction groups now offer, thflf b1ne/ill to ani _indi•idual Ohio reridml •Q• 6S or ovorl _ __ ., J l.egal Notice TELEV ISION (sU IDI WSAZ-TV Chaft,n el 3 Channel 8-T uesda) iFor the first time Blue Shield offers you surgi,cal-medical benefits like groups can secure . . . if you enroll by . Sunday, :May 29, 1960 RADIATO R I POME RO Y · MOTOB CO. J'OIIDO W A N ! £ 0: A l O n e el People 65 or over can have Blue Shield. surgical• · medical cost protection Experleneed I $595 Plans and apeclficatlon, are on file in the department of highways and tbe office of the division dep­ uty director. The director reserves the right to reject any and all bid11. E. S. PRESTON Director ••..-•P••••• D•lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , May 18, 1980-7 Vt.It In Charlatan Dr. and Mra. P. I.. Stanley 1nd LIGAL NOTICI Mn. Eleanor Witben villLed In haled bidl will �ind by Charleston, W, YL, Sunday, lbt the Villaee of Middleport, Mei&s 1ueats of Mr. and Mrs. 01n 1'llc.h County, Ohio, at Lhe VillJle Hall, er. Mn. Pet 1Baumber1er of Char• Middleport. Ohio, until 12 noon, leston, w11 also a 1uett or the liby ZS, lll60, for the followin1 FiKben. Precedln1 dinner all at­ tended mornlna worship service al equipment: One Standard -4 door car-black St. Timothy Lutheran Church. 8 Cylinder Automatic Tr1nsmiaslon •Back-up Lia:hts .... ■ ·- Legal Notice -- : ( 20 ) Busi;,ess Servic-;_ vood C 1 ..n Used Car11 Ail Mtih11 and Mo.lels AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERffl Lincoln St. l'A&TtlOPOLITAN MOTORS etion service. Jed: 111 Refriaera­ Phone ·WY2-3561 ' Mlddlo00,,6(16 i:.11 Main $t. tion, New Haven. Phone TU2· IHON fo'UIEMAN S1'0KER for comPCNMrOy, Ohio 3537. 1111.:rcial or &lore use. 4.23,(/ AJ110 36 _ __ _ _____ COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO­ strawberry crates. Phone WY 2· . 19M FUlllJ, tl, 4 IJoor Slandard tection, Lite, Auto, Fire, Polio. !>43U. J 1'I 3tc St11ft, l h.a1l'r, llad10. Ner)ds MoI. 0, McCOY Call Don MIils, Middleport, 1or Work $250. !'hone W Y2· ·- · ---- -----' AUCTIONIIR Ohio. 1 3196. Rout• 2, Long Bottom, Ohio 5-13-Jtc , PUSLIC AUCTION M 21 y 9 30 - ---- - - - I , · .l • l '0 l2:: P. M. I MUELLER F' URNAC I, WISTING 1gM MEHClJUY $795 · 2 DOOi, I he pcrsonul property of the late · HOUSE •PPII ances. A"'old aro- ( 2 1 ) Real Estate · --, · b'\!dan. A gooJ reliable car. I Li , ", ",',''11, H .·,"','1h1 ,ll on .'!1 II be so Jd ·�-1- . .· ther1, Syracu.., Ohio. Phone FOR SALE: 91i ACRES GOOD u a 0 {_! rc111uence oppotu � 5-IHHc WY2:--• ..,.,... I J.11 .tf -UIJ1ct -· · - tnau, -- i'omcruy. tenee, K•rage, 2 ,oom cellar. s _ ___ ___ 1 the pust olf1ce on Route 7 in other out bblldJngs. 8 room 100<l 'l u ppcrs Plains, Ohio, 1958 UUlc;K $1 ,ll90 VB S PECIAL house. Water in house 1 0 mln• u1ml 'lup 4 11oor . u ne careful I L1 v1 11 � rnum .... ullc, 2 wool rugs, ute drive from Pomeroy. Locatefl owner. IJyuafl ow dnve. Hadio Lu1ll �1101 . 1·dn�erator, 4 beds, ¾. mile oft 143 at WoU Peu comhtt1at1on dl!;;k & book case, and Jh:11\cr. IJ !acllnarw, PomcCreek. G. W Spencer. Phouo I lour l;1111ps, d1shcH, ruy. quilting 5 5-tilc I WY-2-6820. frames, c11ll t11l>les, record play­ 5 9 6 lp t•r, 011 larnp;;, hand tools, p111no, .1.95'_1 PUNTIA C S'fAH ..,lJlEF. U 1111ng room MlllC, Maytug wash.­ FOR sALE---601/a A. Farm. Ches­ 4 73 �lyc<1111ur c St., Middleport t•r, 2 dressers, pl.'.llform rocker, ler Twp., 5 room and bath, oul­ 5-5• 1:!:tp swel f)t'r, uJ! heater, marble lop bulldina:a, lara:e lake. WY2-6910 sliJllt1!1, rockers, ironing board, J.051:1 t'IIEV HULET V B 4 Dll. SI!:· Mrs. Roy Frecker, Minersville, J•h1ko radrn, tioy bed, mis1.:el­ dim. l'um,•ruy !'ulicc Car. lilacl­ Ohio.,... tl-lfl.3tc lu11co11� items. l11an, l'OltlCl'UY. 5•:>-6Lc ------ Terms. CASH FOR SALE: SIX ROOMS AND Charles Sisson, Owner 1 9 ) For So le fnll bath. - >luarene Parsonage, __ -· N•t responKihlc for acrid('nts. Sule � olle.9:e Roa�; Syracuse . Phone TWO HUILIJll\' t; LUTS JN TH� conC1�1cicd Uy Ur11.chord Auction Y 24:1935 or WY 2-623 l. Twin l Cl.Ill!'� AtldJ!Hin, New lia't o., ltarn1l', Ohm, Phone WI 9� 13 6tc ve,1. too· " IOU' . $705 1:ud1.. :m2 1 . !'hone W Y :!-5J:.! l or :\1a�rm S t 'J- Auct hl!Ll'l'r: l • l' ill Oradford IIOOERN FIVB FOR SALE 5"la7 al ter ti p. 111. :\lunugcr: A , C. Urud[ord 5 13 t>h: room houae, lLIII basement 1,id 0 14 61t We atuc. A11ume balance of 4. o/. K IJ(HY \/Al UI M t l .l•:t\�' Elt -He• repair all types of radi­ direct eovernment loan. Lot 50 lmNc1-. � ed aud 111 A I ,._haJlt'. l';1y l ators , from heater corea to xl50. Good neighborhood. Call otr l)11hmct• uf $J7 .!ilJ ur take or ■ee Freddie Thabet, M1t5on. the largest truck or traelor uver p11ymN1t s uJ' $7 per month. W Vt , . 4-28-Uc Phone WY 2· 2::04. 'I l3 6lc radiator. Look at the Spa<.-e. Look at tho FOR S;.A,EV!;N ROOM HOiJsi 1'1'1<.'tls. Look at the Savinlils. JH'.( ilST!il(l•. /J II El!EVUH D BULL. with baths, a:uaee. waab Inquire Lluyd illil(' kwond, l'hcli- For the hod Buy & Dest Ternu bouae, cellar, Jarf" c•:>rner 10\ Phone WY-2-21 a ler, Ohm. l'hol\l' Y U fi-2450 after 1 on N e w end USED, Look lo localed 1n Cbeatllr, Ohio, OD Pomeroy, Ohio 6 1'. M. Route 7. Priced to aell. U Inter­ 14 3lp --· - - - -- -3-ested �u or write1 Paul Polina,, TWO CIOUU M J I.K COWS. 01w GRAV LY TUCTOR IAL I AND Ripley, W. Va. '1 ,J. £S2-9433.. Jll!il l rl'i.h. Hotliutll Scarles, llUl· S.rvlc._ Sll I. Mein, Pomeror. 4-26-lle • lam', l'hunc SH 2·46:.!tl. Phone WY2-297S, 0- 111 ' -,5 1 1 6tp AW!r.�-.: ;;;i p, m. until JuM 1 . h'""'-1 BOUSE Fcfi\ -SU.S. No. 23, WHlt'ly, Ohio I Harold BMnh■rt, ala room,, ,t room• do'tl;a, low1\ 1 Op.n nery day 9 to 9 ....'11111. 2 up, apnoxlmatel)' l ac:e I• ()0 YUU 1'1\ V l'lf\' l'JUt:ES roR Ohio, Phon■ Coelw',lle Mfl, .":c'"'.'""::::-::::-::::-::::--,,:::::-::::-::::-= vel h,.ld exc1111lent weU 13 mile, UNt''' farm nu1ch1 11cry? Sec .Ehli I siiAL 3-It-t(c L TOY POMEHANIAN­ from Pomeroy on State Routt oodwm and buy at farm prices. I Menchl·atcr Pu11s. 1te11sonJ1blc. � n:LEVIS !ON RADIO AND SIIALL SIJ2. Price $800.00. lnqu.lre Su. mrlt!M from Wllkcsvllle . P IWfJ!.! .Sl'3-IS693 , MllllO n , W. y a. a.ppllan�e repair. Phone Olis Mr,. .Howell al Pa1etown, • :.!8 30tc o. rn. Jtc Meclinlork, RacJne, Ohio. 2-1-tfc 1-IIMIO.. 111-.:XJCAN 1'0MA'1'0 PLANTS ARE C-Z 1 1As uoN -::=-===-:= :::-::-::-:::c: AGAIN KNIT s •r . cusToM au1LT KITCHEN DE- ::: Foa SALl!: Fo·�u R R ooM iiousi read)' Nill! Sl'\'t!rlll olhl'r •tandard sull/j for the 2·3-4 year olds. si�nc<l for your home. Free e■• Oath, ba■emenl, ,:aa, city wet.er V,lilt1ellc11. Aho rhul.Jl>Brb at 1111 Uo11cr 11horts $ 1 .06. Matchina:, or lima. tes. t�oreman . and Abbott, and 1ara1e. LOc1ted near brlda:t bell, lo ul and for deep tree1• contr�uil lng lope $1.19. Tbe Shoe Phone WY2-53:U. ln,11. SL-cond House l!:aat Iron.. a.a.tr Muon. WIibert Wener, M-aaon. Uox, �tiddloport. 3-16-6tc 5- lG,tJ lp. School houi;c In Syracu11e. Wm. II. Holme,. 6 g tfc use:o SQUIPM EN'I' FOR SALE. ALLk::g. '[; :::v:i F"'oc-RSALE =:c, F_ IV__ .E iioo'it1iou si: or lradi! . 'fractor Corn Planter Phon• WY 2-m1, ,._ KII ,..,, with bath. Nice location. Melvin N 1'.:t,;CHI Sfo: WINt: �'1ACU1N 1'.:­ Ohle $7:i,UO; llur.sc t:orn Planter CLILAN O TV MCI APPLIA Hood, Loeuat St., Pomeroy, 1 NCI 1 1 t:umplclc z1.:•1.;aU for mu.king but• ' $25.UO; Side Delivery Rake ton holci;, htu1d slll.chlng and 0 3 tfe 5-14-SOtp $45.00; 'l'wo Rotary Hoe■ ,6:U)O; lancy dc8Jg1111. Originall )' co11t =-,.;;;;:;;_;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -.=;;;;;;,,;;;;;,.:;;;:;;;;;;;;;,;;;;.;...;;;-.;;;;;;. Wheel Co-Op Spreader 'l'wo over $.100. l'i.y orr b.. Jance or $&I $00.00; New Wagon wlth bed or 111.kt u\lN paymen111 or $8 per $130.0u : 40 1''t. Elclliltor $90.00; month. l'hnu W \' 2·22CH. One 1111d Two iloltom Plowa :I 13 6tc $:M.00. Fred Burson, Shade, Ohio, Phone MYti-3364. :J-16-61:p PONY. Gl-.:NTL.E t'UH CHiLl>HEN lo ride. ha.uk Emrich, Bailey's 7 TAMWOIITH PIGS. tmory PowRun. :J 13 Jtc ell, Uac111e. 4 13 3tc -- - -- - --LOCATION: Al A.W-, Ohio on lloule 7, HOUSE TltAILEI( 50' x 10'. rIVE rooma, b11th Sle�Jlll 8. $4800.00. ■I Fremh'I Markel Price inl'ludcs foci oil tank, ( 9CJ I ."Aarine Suppliei. WHher. dr)"er, ll'lcvision. Sec I IH D BOATI AND MOTOR•eD .Frank lludsnn, UHhan Road, and • whlle thaJ IH!t,, Matr• fU. I, Rucinc. ti 14 6tc ,.11,,.. Meten. tOO .-: Mein 1 0 wood bodl, ,ood condUiloni 16 «neWl'l beda, new; 1 rol111-w11y It,, PWNy. l'MM WY..1-IVG. 1 1,24-tfc bed, IWWi D hoHyiwood frlinflll; 12 clothes dryeflt new; 1 mat­ treKs, now; t ,bed ,aprinpj 1 1• ·heater; 2 bJ.lh •�bair•; D doll car­ Buy Your - rl11ges, new; 1 eomplete dinette � now; 11 tablet; t utiUtr Lablt111; 1 T.V. St1nd1 newi l ·bQltywood :llead bouil, JleWi 1 Uvin, room cockWl 1"ible, n(!Wj Cl fiber obeata; 2 portable bin, new; 100 lte.n. of cootln, utenttle, p>il ilDd rpana, rlll:l uew; odd lot of &crrien wire, -11 new; odd i)ot of ptint, tJil. dafterut oolon; 9 oil rllljle■, 1U MW; t .lollel OOOdt/ l ..1om,t1c wo■her, aood ...., 1 lard pNJII; ao iba. Drama.; 4 waahi!II � 18 iDl:111: ltrtiin­ en, 11,l newi 2 pl. ot 1\Qeuldi 1 •Wldry roam ONi etoYe, new; AT , Z D!xte COil heattN, nttj a doS' duater.. new; l ,new 4!Cl'90ll door; l.t ,crua Ntoo,ue. ncwi ll& a:reea dDDt" IIIJl.l'dt. new; one lot ol SEDA N wronchn. an liiot. OUltr ltem. too numero. 10 men\ion. • Pomoroy, Oblo V8 motor, clean l1:1t•rlor, Rood Thia It Of lbe llell ..i .. Ill Solltl&enl Ohio, AU new liru, orieinal bl·a .:k (ill'l•h. lh•ai mercbln!llle, If you wanl b■r&alnt of all ldndi, eome lo nke. ( 1 1 ) Wonted To � ule, Ple11e doll'I mlal 1111a Ale, Plenly of ellll sen, ' CLl!:AN USED CAR, WILL CONed OIi poucl, 1ld&r any make or model. 'Nlone WYa-nat, Vl,all T<■!ord, Syra­ NOT R ll'C)NIIIIL I fOlt ANY ACCIIMIN'I, ru1e. &-10.6tc I Legal Ncmce SLX ROOM IIO U S.E 1 128 EAST TELEVISION RADIO AND SMAl.L ,,,._�Li.. 8·•'1-JJ NO' flCE TO CONTRACTOltS Main St., Pomeroy. Pb.one WY2•pplianc, r,pair. Call Frank 'I.Ml ,rJI.,3408. 0-lUtc· Captelna, 414 N. Second Ave., STATE OF OHIO POMERO Y _ 7-room frame, bath, Middlepor t, • 3..J-llc DEPARTMENT of Hlo+fWAYI TWO 0� THREE ROOltl FURNISH basemen t, prage, on c.Al!L o._ Main. Cohnnbu-. Ohio, April 2', 1 '60 Nice lot. 1hade, and view of ed apartment 140 Mulberry S.ln L.... c.,., Contract Ave., Pomeroy. river. $4200.00. Terms. 5-124tp No 6D-2'3 MIDDLE PORT - 5-room frame, Al'JUo•'MENTS - l'W'nLlll.ed ud Unit Price Contract bath, storm doon and windows, \loJ1Jn11.1hed. �terar. 11.lddJo. Sealed proposals will be receiv­ garage. Two luel lots con\len­ port. Phone WY-2-1288. J-3-tf ed at tlie office of the State lligh• ienlly located. $6000.00, way Director o( Ohio at Columbus, RACINE 9 rooms, 2 baths, auto­ 5 AND 8 ROOM HOUS&, l'WO D Ohio, until IO a. m., Ohio (Eastern) matic furnace heat, 2 porches, room aP•rtmentr. A. N. Be.niel, Standard Time, Tuesday, May 24, and 2 large Iota. out of all P.bune NY2..J272. l \-2-tfc 1 960, for improvementt in: floods. $11,000.00. 1 31-ACR E FARM - Two produc­ Meigs County, Ohio, on Se:ct:Jon i.,··r•i· SLEEPING hOOMs. c1,0SEJN ing oil welltl, free gas, large MEG-692-0.85, State .Route No. 892 town. 127 Bullernut. I ' 5 11 8tp barn, 1 5 acres river boUom, 4 - in Scipio Township by gradifli, room houae and other buildings. drai11in g and paving with stabilized Call Dlc1 Sterrett TWU BEDROOM FURNISHED Located on • blacktop road. auregate. Width: Pavement 18 apartm ent with utilities fur­ feet .Project Length, 4,2:iO feet or Before 9:30 A.M $12,600 .00, nished. Phone WY 2-2660, Ew­ 0.904 mile. Work Length 4,350 feet �lddlopo,f WY•2·264J C UC KLER REALTY mg'll S1orc, Pomeroy. ft 13 Ole or 0.823 mile. POtMioy WY•241ff VIRGIL TEAFORD, Salwnan "The date set for completion of liUTZ PIID ITOltl Boa 229 Phone 2-6731 WY F'OUR ROOM HOUSE, Rutland At C(5) 14, 3tc this work shall be as set lortb Jn Township. Phone TU 2-3471S, Mr.a. the bidding prur,osal ·• Yvkon S.21'5 Cul fta1rden, 6 13 8tp SIX ROOM HOUSE, BATH, HAMIU. I IRVIC ■ ITATION •Bidders must apply, on the pro­ storm w indows and doors. 770 per forms., for prequaWication .._ ,:OO A.M. WA.SHEHS ANO REFRIGERA­ Sycamore, Middleport. 5-12-6tp with the Hlghwa)' Credit Examin­ Al""ny SUI TOHS Deliver and keep in ser­ er, at Columbus, Ohio, at le111t 10 Every Da, liervt,-, vice. Phone WY 2•2660. Ewines days before the date aet to open �lore, Pomeroy. bids. ' 6 13 3tc FOR THE BEST ROOF AND . The minimum wage to be paid to repair J · HOOM FURJljlSHED apartment. rD serv1ce and roof painting all labor employed on thi.a eon• and house paJntlne call BIU =c-:-==:--:---,--,­ 1 1:.!8 E. Main St. Phone WY 2tract ahali ·be in accordance with 3408. Wyatt Phone WYZ.272 4. 6-10-6tc PULL TYPE 2-12' ' CO·OP .PLOW 5 13 61c 7 ft. Co-Op mower. Hay tedder, the "ScheduJe of Prevailing Hour• - · - · --- · - all in lil:Ood shape. Cb.llrle, E. ly Wage Rate■ Ascertained and ( 20b ) I nsu ran ce v..� Minersville. Phone WI 9· Determined by the Department or J Help Wan ted 3666. 5 13 8tp Industrial Relations applicable to --PER State Highway Department Im­ WANTED A HOU�EK•• - BARNES-SIM PSON INSURANCE BOSTON UPI-The Boston Pa• provements in accordance with Aa:ents, Middleport. Fire, Auto­ 1 lull time. Inquire at 476 Beech mobile, Bonds. Phone WY2·2903 triots of the American Fool ,>all Sections 4115.03, 4115J)4, 4115.05, St, Middleport after 7 p, m. ------ - · . . League have announced tbe 1lgn. 4115.06, and 4 115.07 of the Re· WY2-MH. ll-101itc DON STIVERS ing of Wray Carlton, former Duke vised Code of Ohio." EMPLOYMENT WANTED. Houaehalfback who played for the Tor­ The bidder mlllt submit with hia wQrk or houee cleanint, Call onto Argonauta of Canada's Big bid a certified cheek in the amount SPruce 3-�904 alter G p, m. Vern Four League in 19M. or $1,300.00. 1 Heyman. 5 14 6tp ( 17 mMms-aw9.!.- 5 12 Jtc (20 ) Business Servic es ________ 24-a For Sale or T de 0 1 6 ! Lo:;t and Found ( 1 4 ) For Rent 0LM8, SCJRei: ARI! PIN('l"B A GENJ);.EMfff! n...-. A IDT t,t1ra9"'. 'ilS. � ,.., �• • &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 16, 1 000 OAR Moftier- Daughte r Tea Held Friday At Mrs. D.o r Schaefe r Home I n Pomeroy Uli1h Swan, councilor. presid· ew LUCILL KAWltllCI I n the beautiful ::,elting of the Dor Schaefer home , overed when Forest Rose Council, �!rs. Elsie Jansen is reported to lookmg Lhe Ohio, Lrnrnln Hill, the members o( Return J ona• D41ua:bters o( America met in ree improved Crom a recent illne&s b than Meigs Chapter. National Society Daughter s of the AmerPvt. and Mrs. John W. Teatord a: ular session recently. She makes her home with her son­ ica. n Re v olu tio n ent�rtained their daug hters at tea F rida y af- of n. Kno x , Ky., spent the Mo, A 6:JO p. m. three course chicin•law and daughter, Mr. and MN. ternoon al two M rs . Schaefer hat! as her assisting hostesses : thers Day weekend wilh their ken dinner was enjoyed in ob• Franc Biron. u anniversary 32nd the r. of parents, Mr&. Edith Teaford and aervance .Mrs. R. W. Finster w.ald and Mrs. Ralph Windso Debbie Kitchen, small daughter eouneU. tile of and Jo. Mr. Mrs. and son Cecil Knight The resfi!nl . Mn A H. or M r. and Mrs. William Kitchen o f t l lc rcsolutlon:s, adopted by the who presided. �ii\l' s\'vcral an• l u ngrt M, . tne speakerit, and the na· seph Siuon. Ch I with pr 1 1 ! 1c_othe, w_ill spent th e week �nted � progn� was · M r. and Mrs. Harry P. Smith , nouncement s from c lw rc ci·nt di i end '11 , llah deputy 1, ay lme soc council ety ort of a the . purp l 1 K r �1th relat ves: rector 5 mel't mg twld ,1 t her honw l uJJrk J. h e uote d Pres ident Eisen- and Mrs. Benton Ponn were in as chairman. She gave an approMiss Ylary Schad who has spent u q .':! " . Wilkesville Saturday evening to Mn. John Jlarl c-y ,urno unrc d t h e huwcr ■nd Ruth Oxle)', )he week with her sister and fam­ pr1ate reading Uaughtt,rs the tu mc:;:.age s a1tend the inspection of the Wil• markin g or lhe Revulu nonar) :-.ol Darlene and Delores Staats pre- 1 ly , Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner w l u c h h t' u_n:<·ll them to he� kesv a lle Cllapter OES. d Ll' r :, gra ve, L t J am e� Srrn l h f i r�, I trnh e advice sented gton vocal numbera when the a n d 1l�ughter, re1urncd to her asl ol licor�c s 1 � 111 D on Thomas of Ft Hayes, Colseltl t· r in lllddkp on. to he held \ members present, home m Columbus Sunday. rve two charter obst' ,1nd · rewe 1 l Addr c:,:-.. the weekend with on Ma y 29 al the uld c-eml 'ti'ry III t .:1ud f a h 1d Ju.slic e towa rds a l l umbus spent • and Mabel Hos- · Arbaugh Ethel 111 n Mr tmd Mrs . �ilton Smart and Middleport ,\ numb er of state of g11"'u tiuns. " JlHi "dd fl:!SS was a h igh · h l! faml1 Yletter were honored, Mrs. Ve rnon Howell of Canton daugh ter of Toledo viaited Cl·· •r f1eer� of 1 he D A H arC' expN·te d to ,n n 1 was 1 h , , T h u rsda y guest of Mra. The hall and table■ were beau • wcl'kcnd with Mr. and Mrs. P.. _J attent1 th1:. marking ;ilung with �:= � ¥�r t �[ o 8 1 p 1 1 1 l(•gton • �r\ ear 1 au Arnem: th1· of s official tifully decorate d with arrange- Smart and uther relatives. \ m cn can �·t ag, as thc 1!3 t·io � a 1 O1 I '.'I-t r. ,rnd Mrs. Harold Kauff :ind Rio ot Cutler 1z�belh f;i rs M ments of spring flowe n and The J unl' l u urht'Ofl to bl' h d d 1 cr m :.. rc hcct uito ConS lllutm n (' Iu I Uren, Linda and Jac.kie, visited at th l' L,od�t' · 1,1 Lake l lu1w w;1s !J J1.J: JI :1and touk their places on the Grand t• \''ilS .t h e weckcnd. gue,, of · i Jil'l lt d cend,e11 · · 111 la. and SIB ,er, M r. OYCr the weekend in Buffalo, W. announ ced IL w i l l IJ(• J tlllt' IO ,ind plat form \]rs Lochary has attend- her brnther . . · · "! . · · }, 1 rst nomination of o!I1cers \.' J , with :O.lr.s. Kaufl's parents. u and M rs. Glen Dill. · rl'a('n·au un� an· l he h'lepho ncd d hi c r mu y an J cuu l d speak Mn. 1� as hf! ld. Uo�othy Durst was r e • Younit, Alher1 N rs. �Ir . and Mrs. Hobert Daniels of tu :\ l r � . l )t • y Hyse l l . l rril�urcr . A lso c l i, e c u lonill Dwight u a wi1 h ho '. n_t : ;i�, �-0 ib t:mol Parker and daughter Myr. P<.iHeli st1 IJ 111 nospital . Lmll!� , < l u rn bulil visited Saturday with if owrr tn :.1-c-1 11111111'th1tlf1 n.� are 1 patnutic appcrnl . t i s K.i y .ind Mrs. kobcrl Morrhi .)W an 1 s now home 1 r om L i , h �w · s Golyda :\J ourning anJ M r . and dcs1rt'd tor :wxt f,, 1 1 � S1n11 he u s1 ,1t Ll n Lake t a g s pC' nt S11 1:d ay ln Huntln1Zton pita! and Mabel Sw;.rtz, !1-ICk al r , Ja rn es Mourning and son, m \ 1111•(· l a S� Nn Ohio l!egio '.l.lrs . • :e ed spoke about :\l rs. A:.h- I_ L ,IL'. llopl' of wh1<·h '.\Ir� l n• rn.c K11rr. IIHJd W h ite, who la�t y�ar became with '.\f r and Mrs. Donald Holter borne. . . ! M.ison, 1s d1n•e111 r . rl'SC'rva t1ons l ' r... sidcnt t.cu1cral uf the org,mi- J and so n s . GueSl!i _ m �Juded DlS l n c . D_e• '.\1r and Mrs. Vol f .eynold� nd Mr arid Mrs. Hu g h Ferguson � are 10 he mad(' ;i1 . . this tune rntiun. Sahe 58 1 ct :M rs. W hile, an rn, .t.dilh. WakeiY, Mar� W i_l- 1 aughters o_f Morgantown via1\ed \ uty � were � Columbu1 of Jnmny son and through _'.\trs. l h�d l l t'.1 � meel m g ve:. tm c nt banker f Lubec. rom , i.: oxen, deput)', Belpr� L ouncli } l' :-. t c rday w 1! h Mr. and Mr�. Edgar w i l l t>c Sl'pl 27 , 1 1 w a:, announ ( 1•d . .\i all le , h ad se en an i n c rease i n weekend r u E"sl� of her parenta, and �p•l Tayl�r, dep 1..�. ' -"':� Heynolds and Mn. Mugaret Reyn1"1 rs Hy!:>r ll an !lf!11 1H·r d she w ;� s rn ci u hcrship t o l8U 650 l llt'Jll bt: r s i n Mr. and Mr s . Pearl Parker , Counci l. kmg old s . . . Hoc Mrs . M a riDn Jlo�el l of Colum rt:ce1v1n� ru11lrib1 1 1 L uns � t 1, h1s the i' ebruar y coun\. l.J uu tmg from , -� � • lliam Theoba l_d of . Colu�bus � �· t_ime for the JJAH f\;1lu•lr� s }lak � I a prinlt'd leature o f t he Congress, bus was ;i n overnight cueat Sat• �I S llCJ _re_ce 11U y With his mother, Salt' '.\l f'UlhN� !1111 ;J1 \ Pndin.,, _nu. · ··1 he l ' rc s1dt!ncy Co1 1 1c 11 H ig h , " she urday or M r a n d Mrs. Walter i , ,lrs. Wilh�� Theobald and Mr. me1'tmg 111a1 M·nrl l ht·1r eontribu I read th;il Afrs. ¼- h ile has spenl Walker aud Mrs. \\1l bu_r Theobald. ho1 1 1 1 M ,r. and Mrs wratt Wlll and _ t 1 1 1 m t o tH· . 0\/C J" f l 'I C thuusa nd do l lars ot' her . : � ;ii M rs . Leo C tulda hall returned 1 _ :\l 1ss Sh;iron ,lu11t:s \l rs. 1 atr1ck ' uwn money 111 wurkinil ;,.nd lr.avel• family and Mrs. M iles McFarland from Ch.1rl�sl?n, w. Va., home 1 hl overnl were us nn lil 1_.od1a n <Jilli �tr� ' 1 tw od��c R C( d, mg fu r t l w �UCI C LY, a Joh I l l wh Lc h of Colum b iV she has been 'llnCe the funwhere Jont•s t Miss l of Emmet Wlll. Saturda prn;.:r:.im w y Sr , g:JH' t she l' C ('t IYCS ,iu i.;dary lrnt is given 1: uesls f ral her brother last week. , _o c Methof istrict d PortsmouLh The o Mr. and Mr s . Anth ny Pua:lial ga\ i• a �p1 nh•d :H"<' 1JUUt uf her l' X a ii rn a d cq u i.i l C Lra � cl ,d lowan rc l am W Farley �ho bas spent �1 1 alterSunday met Churcbeii odiat o i C f u,: ol umbus were pr•rit'Hrt'� il( ' l l !lg ;1� Page _ or_ the t· :-. t .il.t l t shcd II I H . Shc tuld or and fam ly f t (1c �inter_ months m Melbourne, the at Gract' evening and oon \ o ll'· k l ' of 11c her · gues1s parents, ay n>11fc·n: m � ,-; 1 Sund u ' �11r11·: ·( s1,,h• . . l i t r many al l evement this past H o�1 da, with his brother and sisMethodist Church in Gallipolis. li! ncl rn \lard1. e�p,• t· w l l y the k k - , � ar, amung others the )Juttin g of Mr. ;i nd M r s . Virgil Campbell. ter1 n-law, Mr. and. Mrs. Tom FarRaymon Kon, rs. M and Rev. b_ers Bauer T. Edward t> i Mr. 11t1d � M z H 11ho11rd l h rt'al s Lo 1 Jw 11oc1i:ty , ! 1 I - t lw l l A mu nthly ma ga ine n00th of Marion were weeken d � uesta kright of the Middleport HeaUi I cy has _returned to the �ome of . . I r M 1,r, ll' m•�' $40 1 000 �JJ�·t•d1 lw n, l rk i f11rt' l la to . f m a deht of , or Mr . ,m d Mr s . C . R . Karr and Mdhodlst Churrh attended the all his soiH n-law and daughter, Mr. b_reck_. a u t hor < 1f I � as. A S J )Y a :.ill' J I I t i s u f $J3, 000 . 00 . Jay meetin.11:s and durina: lhe after- and Mn. Harol•� Chase. u�s,� tor l 1 1m1111111 1 �t !! other frature s given ("oncer ncd Po l l y Ann Bauer. Debb ie . McGuffln, daught�r �f Sunda )' dinner guesUl of Mr. noon the camp�ite at Rio Grand :\t rs .t ,ochnry :imJ Mrs R�t•d t he or � alu t ;ilion · s youth gru up. an � .d rs. Harry McGuffm, l!i ma ter pl1ns and disc d Mr. J! n!!!e JPH - - � 1•atur·1•� of Our 69!h ( on• t he l hiidrdi 0 1 Llw American Hcv- and Mrs. c. n. Karr and Pally \Y&R from a recent attack of rnver1ng · l aHemh ed the y. to were explain gtnn" W;1shin and EdMr1. rn .., Mr. . t 1 11c11tal ("ongrr� u f whidi the local C ri, dle Ann Bauer were . m ( l t u l u eumo . a m 1,n ministhe afternoon the During 1 i':.:u 1 1 0 " 1 , . �- 1 •·rl at•(•ri111�ts 11f u f Li berty Ch ;it-" x : � ; ., ., 1 , au i vc w a rd T . Da u er , Ma n on and Mr. Mrs. Ira Butcher, Jr. was return, a n d Mrs . Hichard Karr an d tam- ters wives met t�akc program thr cwnl� \lrs Loeh a r)· s,ioi.;c 11:-- iiwm lier. d to llo\zer Hospital Clver the c ConferOhio annual the plans for oy. -" -;; L o ui•�ts nf the nw mheni wPre . 1 ly or Pomer week end for treatment and obaer1______.;.._...;- -;; ....-, M r . m d Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter en re at Lakeside ih June. ,\ l rs. Hog cr t Jil lard, Mrs. Willia m a tion. v K of iatric1 D Lima the Rev. ellog 1 ,\nders un , Mrs. Uarrah or C hester, sp 1 n1 Sunda y in Columbus with WH the maln speaker of the evenMrs. C. E. Vance has returned '. , ir., lkd lkcd , J r , �t rs. Euge ne relat ives. Kent where she visited with from fel· session a followed which ing Kraeuter and Miss Dolores Yn:--l aml th i • i\-1 Lsst' !i J a n n· c Story. and their lamilie1. daughters her . p dinner lowshi OHIO POM EROY , :--.h.i run and !larhani Jom•:,;, S a ntlra Lu ry Wolfe visited Friday evenport church the of Middle Others and Mr. �burg with in in g Parker Urt•wm glor1 ;1 n<l l•:t lcu 1)11tton who attended lhr. evenmg service ne and family. l>urnig t he �u<·tal ho ur t he hos- Mrs. D ale Valenti Miss Frieda Faehnle, Jdri;. were ------SDAY TONI GHT and T U E lt'�!:>t•s s..rvr·d ;u1 1• lahorat e (l!il m Harry Chesher, Mrs. Crary Davis . 1 111 ' l l o wt-r ll••r k 1·1J tJrn 1 1 11-:•rOom Mrs. 0, P. Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Jack "Sl l ( ) J )�N I .Y LAST S U M MEH" i\ i , h :\l r � Kiii.L;hl amt :\'!rs. Everd t Bechlle and daughters, Sara. 1 1 ;,j l' -� p 1 1 �1t1111� ,I[ l hc cu Hee and lc..i :.,·r� l('l'�l\-1011tg1 11w,n· \ ' l i ff ■ I i:::��,��/C:t: 7��� I �i���:.::_� I Local Method st � Members Attend Gallia Sess·, I MEIGS THEATRE Not Open Wedne1d•'f A Ca rtoon Every Night ! d,IQ ·u ¢ii t;i TONIGHT n. 1�1 1-..1 11or l';irk l> r Sinat nk f<'r.i 11hclm <1 Hit\N , �>tw ( ; Hnl,im;on "A l l l •U: IN Tl l l·'. m:A D" ( Seupf' nml t :1,!uri - nlso c:i•org e M:)111,.:. otuPry i n "STH�:�:-rs o r S [ N N lmS" (Vici· a ml 1)11·1' . D:im<'q wit ho11t Slmme ! ) Al111.1 ( ':irlnon TUESDAY ,nd W E DNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS f11111:ll1l ru�ler Auila Sarnh "DIAHY CW A HIC . 1 1 St: 1 1 1 101, I\HJUI-:" - 111�,1 Jody F11.ir -- i\1Hr l 1 11 Bruddcc.- k "(ilfOST 01-" IJHAC ;s·11t1 1 • IIOLU)W" _ _ .. ,. _ . _ _ _ _ _ NOW AT STATE THIATRI PT. PLEASA NT A�;in Ladd F'ra nkk A 1•a lo11 "l i l l NS t W '111 �: TI MUE!t l ,AND" ,l ttl-'lul f,' l II C011/erence 1 .'I s,,t u rd,1y ,,, l·li/liar,l . � I r 11 ml \!r�. Eld o n Kl'at•ut e r. :\lonu iil-! s1;1r, were 1 11 J l l l l iartJs , !-aturd.iy wht'fl' th t!y atten ded a nwcl m)( ur t h t • 1,;:<,,i:uliv e Boartl uf t hr Ohio S t 1utlil 'ast l ' onfc ren ct· u[ U ' l l i\! l•ll l wl<l ,1! l ht• hom<• of l lH' pr;-sidt• ril, Ur. aml :\Ir�. Eldred l lc i�i·I 1•. . 1 1 1 1 w111� l h l' l1usin Ms si• ssion t ilt• 1 4 111 1, 1 1 p1·rM' lll atHI t luiir w ives wne M'l' l'r•,t a t ia k••y dinrier hy or. , ,ull ' 1 r� l h•Lst' l 11 nn whi c h a n afi t•r1io oii of 11-ll 1J w., lup was en JO Y l' t l . . t 1 1 hl'r n•11n•si• nl11l lYCS HIilI I bCir \I I \ PS wt rr pn·si•111 from Jatk:.o n, Purhmout h, \ l h t•i1., , z.aiw svillc , 1 . 11u,-,i�h'r , ( ' t rd t •villll um! col um- 1 Ill� l/,•111 /1 .� r . .1/,,,,, • � -w-� f',•llow• l1i11 . �ruuluy Eve11i11 11 l·:n1• 1 ·11u111ht' r�. 1>n ·sidcnL WH S 1 1 1 drnr�e cir 1h11 mecling of thr ..;, , nmr Y11hth Fl'llow ship of the H1•;1th '.\1el hodi�l Ct1urch of Miil­ d l i• 1 mr'1 wlll' u tht· grnu1• met Sun­ d ,1\' p 1!, , 11111g. i•l uni. wnr 1li�1•11�sccl for an 01111 . 1 i.: al L1ki· l l t1])t' ill June and .\ l a d n u ru• \\' otlll::1•n l wn.� 11a111cd IIH 1 ho1 rm,Hl u[ t ill' JHJlllilHl l i ns eom• 11111 \ n· e never see frowns on the faces of our customers, be­ cause we �uarantcc satisfa-c:. lion. • IN MIDOLIPOIIT PHONE WY 2-14%8 IN POM •oY ■ 1 Khrwhchev told a sidewa lk new1 conferen«i today Ile would fly to Eut Beritn Wedneaday unIen Pre,Jdent Eiaenhower made • pllblic a polOiY for U-2 •PY plane "aureuk,11' 1 a,alnat the Soviet Union. Eiaenhower .refused and Khrµahcbev: PH�d an eVen b l,iler Berlin crlila even Ill the summit tallu were dylna: �ruldlftt Charin cle o�ulle In• •lted th• hHrd• of state to the ElylH Palace In I dtlpll'lte effort to NH th■ conftt'enc. But Khrulhchff, wfto htd i.....; Olt a pkftlc, 11,..,. laatttfll to the Sovltt •.,.._. encl the thrw w".."' INthn m.t with an tfflP'l' chlr fKlna them. REDS LIAK WOki.l Within mlnute1 Communist dip lomata leaked word that Khru­ shchev would fly to Ea1t Berlin Wednesda)' to 1J1n a separate peace treaty with Eaat Getman)' -a move that could plunge the world into Its graveat crisis slnce World War 11, Khrvthchn ha1 m.ch It clNr th•t Mtch a trfftr would 1111d all Western rights In Wfft a.r. lln ,and ,._ werntd I n • Mri... of vlotflltly enH-,Amerlce1t IPHCh· " lest Wffk eny attempt to uv. Berlin with force would bl met by hrce. ELBE RFEL DS =-=======----- Soviets Certain Space Ship Will , Put 1·hem Ahead MOSCOW UPI ...,. soviet 1cien­ Uat1 today is.med confident pre­ dictions of 11n early manned satel­ lite launching on the baais of data the huge Ruaslan collected by "apace 1hip" which waa put into orbit Sunday. The nearly 10,000 pound space vehicle, t'Omplete with • aeparate pllot'1 compartment and dummy aatronaut, was Yisible to the naked eye - weather permitting -over a number of 'cillea acroM the world. Prof. V. I. Siforov, a well known 11tronautical expert, diaelosed Monda.>' that the big sateUUte waa eommunlt1tin1 to bOYiet listeninc atatlons through a "lell!lphonic in, ate.llation" as well as by radio. Ita pertormance on ita aoutb•nortb · orbit aome 200 mllea above tbe earth was deacribed a1 perfect. Siforov 1:1ald lhe preNU.r.iled paa­ Mnger compartment, which bu kepi livable temperat\ll'ell Ulroueh· OU\ the fli1ht, 11 the "cabin of (U• ture" whicn Soviet ,1pacemen will be w:ing "not before lonll,:' 40 Cars Checked ·In First Day . Of Activity • YOURup-to�. KdatITe, conCHEN venien t, can be • purpoae. · wDrtt,7 hr 1 1rl11 Mn... pbOll,l llnl - L -� ........... ......... -- . w., . ,.. , t --1 fht D 0 1 , ...- , ... RCONOMY SAVINGS lo LO�N CO, aoo w� ..1••• •� --WY•••!.. 2-111 ,, ......., . A total of to tan WflN check­ ed yeaterdar In the AUto Sa.fet)' Cheek held at the Carpenter township. achool for . Columlila Eia:ht can were found to be un11fe and NJectl!ld unlJI repaJn are ' made. Mallin, the check for Sheriff , Robel't Hartenbacb were Deputiea and Cbarlea Kenneth GroHt . S.yre, aaal1ted by Mn. Mary Hamm and Mr,. Irene Gnieeel', ot the Farm BUHIU Women'■ Acti­ vity Committee. S.lem car, are to be checked today at the Salem Center School. Time of the check is &om · 12:30 until 8 o'etock. I $25 TO $1000 " . .'. ' • • and lovely with a new SAS. Bqllt-in_range, 'I" - • r::'I ' ' .: tfft:oa10-r,uu..�6AS�coMPANY • .' . ' i. ' "'' I � afternoon Khrushchev �de-red the period of ne1olialion1 with tbe Alllea on Germany terminal­ ed for the time beln1 and that • ., • 'I. Ruala �uld' .proceed unilaterally GARNII _.,IIIMAN . . on Berlm. The Communl1t& said a draft 2-C Th-• ti. Gama■, peaee lrll!lty already bad been "" If Mn. MlrMI Cyrus, lh.5 Nye worked out by Comm11nlal ex• Aff., (Klltltly waa recopilatcl ea -perts and that Kbruabcbev now "Alrn,an ef the Month" 1t Lowry felt hlrn1elf freed from l11t year'a Air IJJorce .... In Colltf'ada. He Berlin truee accord wlth Elsen- we\ commend.ct by Col. JamN M. bower and other Weatern leaders. SwllivJn for Ma appNrance, :nl,II• And twice today ¥'.hru.lhcht:v re tl,r Ntrlnit, conduct, •Wllfy f9 peated hia ultimatum to Elsen- � . •,... with other,, and ... bower to apolo,he publfcly lor -�•ry nMnptr In wftk:h he See Khrulhchw ,... Pl• •-pt!- aaalsn111 dultn. Air­ �-, GamN It. a 1Ht 1P11dvate of ,-,., Hlsh khool, ,I1o: . "J� Carhurator Sets Car Afire In Middleport The MiddlePort Fire Departmenl WII called to the homo of Mr, and Mra. Forrest Bachtel, South Fourth Ave. and 'Main-st Monday at 2:10 p. m. when the S.ehtel car caught tlre. Fire Chie.f Tom Dant uid that when Mn. Bachtel ,tarted the motor a backfire, throu&b the carburator set It abla¥!, Damaae w11 eiti• mated at $25. 'the flre was put out when neigbbora smothered it before firemen arrived. y\t S p. m. yesterday the ernera:ency aquad waa called to the Vlne-at reaidence ol Don Ohlina:er \f.hO wan sufferln1 with brelthlq lei dlfliculdiw, H w�• -!',!Id. · Meigs Uelieraf 'jji,,ptt.l. The P'tre Department wu c.Jled out at 10: 12 a. m. again toda., to extinguish a brush fire over the river bank from South Second-st. There was no damage rePorted. Pub11 1 • c Urged To Attend Special Meeting 1 l'lle lnt�N.U:' Of Tlw Jlelt,s-.tf••e• Are. r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo,'. Tueaday, May 17, 1960 i,,a,t...._ --� s:l\/GLE r:o:,v - k • .J( ,'/I .• �• � • Bentz Elttted Chairman Of County Demos At ao organlution meeting in the court house lut night, the �eig1 Count)' Democratic Central Committee re-elected Henry Bentz Jr., as chairman · with Charlea Diehl, vice president; Don Bre· wer, sceretary and Tro)' ZwiUUJg, treaaurer. All D\entbera ot the were made central cominittff member, .of. the executive committee with tbe ume Qfll'ces. Member• of the- ad'-!laOI')' com• mittee were Don Muller;a1 1roy Brow•"t Virgil �ill t61, Don " Walbr, Eldon llr_W, Jvuett H6frirtl, Chat!.. , 1)1ijhl, · Auiliej, ¥'op1111, Etnmetl Will, Daniel· Liv� lnfllOn, carroll Snowden, Norman Kloes and Henry Bentz Jr, ire�nl at the meetloc last nta;bt wa1 one Yis..ltor, E. A. Wln1et1; Democratic nominee .f<tr the office of county representative who sJ)Olte briefly on prospect� of Democratic candidates ln the November election. Woo�ll Hired _ As Pnnc1pal At · nville HarrISO Winner L..t Th . Slllll Edge i . e publican Primary ·; _. 1'aken During o., Wc,ndering Skunk Disr�pts Class OI FJrst Graders -· ..,..,...)1, ,_ Plans Ready ' For Parade On Memorial Day ,of Meigs county was com• Tha recount of the 43 pr . pleted at noon t.odaf witb , Sllnley' ,J. Bwewicz retaining bis RepubUcan nom!nabon to lb,: office of county engineer over incumbent J. E. D. Hartinger by the narrow margin of six votes. The official figures as relelotied by Mrs. Dorothy Johnston at noon today was 2769 for Mr. Blazewlci and 2763 for Mr. Hartinger. The recount In Letart Precinct for Republican Cen. tral Commilteeman asked by Floyd Cummins resulted In no change with Mr. Cummins defeated by Bert Hunt, 104 to 79. Present during the recount were the two candidate■ their ' attoi-neys, Fred w. Crow tor Mr. Hartinger and Jamea O'Brien for Mr. Blatewici· the members of the eleetlon bOard, E. E. F�llrod, Robert Clark, Norman KJoea, and Emmett Will, Mra. Dorothy Johnaton clerk and Albert Gloeckner dep�ty cle�k and Mra. CloUne Blackwood, H,rrisonvllle and Mrs Pomeroy Stir Mary Wippel, Route, tall)' clerks. The recount h,ad Nen 1akN by Mr. Hartinger f■llowlnt tt. po1tln1 of tho origin■! offlclAI t•IIY Dy the loard of IIKtlane wftlch pv• hl1 oppoMnt 2761 votes to his 2759, According to report,, Mr. Blaze.. wiez was never behind in the count but at one time, with onl)' a few p-recincta de1nalnlng to count, bis lead had dwindled to twe votes. There were minor changes In 22 precincts, three disputed ballot& in which the Yoters bad erased and marked for 11notber candidate and one di&pufed ballot in which the voter had made a borilontal mark rather than an X. Mn. Johnston 1ald that the a,t• tori,.,. •had a11'ffll that the di,, .puted 1;,lllata would not change the re.suit of the recount and they will nol be �onaldered further. In commenting on the result of the. recount Mr. O'Brien, at,eak• ing for the winning candidate n,_i d that he w11 well 11tidled with the condu�t of the recount and felt th,t 11 had been · con- 1 ducted in a fair and Impartial manner. ..We never at any time ques­ tion� the honesty of the elec­ tion board and feel that tbe board. thit eletlr;a and the tallJ clerks handled the recount effl, c!-enUy aod falrl,J." The recount slatted yesterday morning and WH completed shdrtl y before noon today. A total of 8,130 Republican ballot1 were counted. In case of rain on Memorial Day, service! will be held at the Post Home at 9 a. m. The Eighth District parade bu been aet for June 19th in Middle­ pOrt. MARKS, IALlfMAN Attending at Sugar Run School were .Mrs. Pearl Ash and John, Mrs. Paul Barnes and Irene, Mrs. Leo Crew and Robin Lynn, Mrs. I Dwi&:ht Cullum■ and Mlcbael, j Mrs. Truman Russell and Audris Renee, Mn. Jamea Diehl and Jo / Ellen, �rs. Waid Gorby and Kathy . Mrs. Mddred Ha)'■ and Eddie, Mrs. Richard Neut.zllng and Darla 1 and Marla, Mn. Robert Reinhart .e nd Angela, Mrs. JameH Shepherd and Kathy, Mrs. Charlea Spencer and James, Mr,, Robert Story and Steven, MH. Frank Titus and Ro­ bert, Mn, Roy Tracy and Caralyn and Maralyn, Mr,, Fred Vandall and Betty, Mrs. Richard Vaughan and Martin, Mrs. Ralph Welker and Joe, Mrs. Lloyd Wrl1ht and Rebecca. A nominating committee of H. E. Bone)', Ernest Lallanct and Milboaoe submitted the following ■late for the coming year: El%& GI" I more, commander; Elmer White lint vice; Mkky Williama, second vi�; Leonard Jewell, off adjutant; Paul Cnci, finance i. cer ; Eber Roush, chaplain; ·Guido Girolami, historian; Bob Burton, Sgt. at Arms and Trullee , Erneat _ Lallance. . N� nom�atmn w11 _made for semee offlce made vacant by the recenl death of J, II. Thornton. Reno Lind bu c.ited a meeting of tbe drum IDd. bufl)e co,pa fo-r llaJ 11, Thurlday at 7 p. m. al �t Home. f'l:lnk Cheesebrew w11 re:pOrted di but recovering. Mr. LaJ. 1� WH named' lo fill the unexptred: term of Thornton ■I bustee. Refreshment. of pie, i ce cram and coffee were served to 26 member& by Micky Williama and GraJ'Jt Smith. Chicanery Sets · New Rtitonl In Tomato T�efts John Marr Lold Deputy Sbielda . that between MIO and 600 pla nts were taken (rom bl.!t field last night and Omar Cramlet l'e ported the thefl of about 100 plants The plants had been let for some tim·e and were staked, Deputy Shield, said that traekl ol a man wearinlil a size 9¼ shoe were found in both patches. The investigati'on ill being continued. 2 Marriage Licel18ell Two marriage license, 'bave been issued in Prob1te ·Court to the following: Robert Eugene Welab, 18, 1tu­ dent, son of Mr, and Jin. Ken• neth Welsh, C&rpenter, and llary Elizabeth Payne, ll, Harriaon• ville. Issued In Court Jack WeYersmlller, 34, meehao• le, Pomeroy, and Mariam Holmea, 34, Syracuse, daughter of · Mn. Mayme Holmes. Members'Must Come To Learn About 'ACWW' The Syracuse Third Wednesd,y Home Demonstration Club ha1 po!ltponed ita meeting thi• Wed· neaday until Friday, May 20, at the home of Mn, Ari.bur Sylves-­ ter. lt wUI atart at 10 a. m. with a potluck lunch at noon, each mem• ber to bring ber own table ■er• ice. Mr1. Maxine Goeg)ein, home demonatratlon diatrict preaident, will be gueat 1peaker on the 111b­ ject "ACWW. '• CWhat tbflt meam w■s preferred left as a lure to members.) �---"-- Oads, Players Asked To Meet Council Pledges Help To Repair River Levee Wednesday At 6 · · regular session 'nilht Pomeroy council In lts Tile , lut went 1..,........1 would 11e of -• . Kr �lton ' w·ho bu ·been l.ni • t b drl� t fl • f:e · ·t , • ti eo:_. �,;.!' • ��� merJI.Yeee, a'na , Qlll -• 1 rri• dwlta. ttated llat th State •ll.ft�,1 Co bjt 'P� 11'• I n etdecl to dou.te und t � W · P';f, � 'Ce� n . ;paDJ , m ec o !!�� tbt _pr J 4; tt rec1ue!:· "'..,... 1 "" · , , ·--" tolq 11M, L-.Ulllill -' '... �I · ·• � � , 1 i: .:::'::� to'w :. 3 :f ahcf m:1 ""· \lleltcill I I' Pfflin't bn no �oncrete t be· leVJ, reiwr bUi tbat ti.fl • bad contacted Marvin &Win, Middleport,. c1v,1lan enaJneer tor the Anny Enduera, • relative· to y. curln1 uii,tan� , ln , dtlvtn1 ptlln1 •nd -waa waltlrig to Jaear the r etub of ' Mr. · swan'• tequeat to the Huntin1ton o.(rloi. . waa 1enerally, C'Oftceded at the meeUnt that only permanent maifl would be made, whi<!h wo11ld ont.U Pll!nl , to bold "lhe 1 . - In ,._, ' It -- --� . out - p1'-. � n tis ...--·•llo,:t,af,,tho ..... thei r. Ntc� NH anil to fire deper,tment l1t UN ■dellillionel Wlftr WII ftNdld to fftM • flN,. Mr. Shelton alao told Council \lhat A, R. Kni1bt had agreed to donate t�e UH of land from the uppet parktna: ,lot to the bt.,h M!bool butldinJ whkh could be lt'leared, 'beautified and equipped with p lcnlcr t,bJei and 1wtni1 for a pla11round. lfe ,110 ltlted that m!mben of tht J"ayeeea bad voluDletrod labor OD lhe PJ'Olect, . r ()t, 'l l'ftO)Utlon l>Y Coun,llmlll In: Nlpil ilfW � � �� • I, FlFTY•NINE YEARS AGO the Pomeroy Ro lling M!II moved away, Of its 450 lo 500 em­ ployes seven are known sUII to reside near,Po meroy, flYe of whom are piqured above. They are, le/t to right, Harry Wehrung, 79; Dave Tit oma,, 8Z; Jahll Sauvue, Bo;i:Harry Ka., 78, - Se�tlnei Photo. All Middleport LIU!, Lea111,rs ana John Frick, 82, who clalms he's the sprye st of the bunch. ' . and their Dad, ar. Hl\ed, to meet 11 ••• lllunlc!P•I P�rk �•"'� di••, mond Wednead,y at 6 p. m. bf Fnd Hib_bs, chalrman of the Middlepor_t Little League Assocla• lion fmandal drive. Important arrangement, will · be completed at that time to get the annu•I fund drive underway. Play sUlrta ahortly after Memorial Day and approx.Jmate_ly fl,000 ts needed for the uHon. Last nisbt approxlmetety 45 bon were ''-bought" by 1lx team manaaen, with an e1tlmated ad• ditJonal 40-45 boy1 unclaimed. Lea1ue official• aald l�f many of th� ,mbougbt boys mlll' ho added lo 1"am1 Iller U rollen I/Ila. jllli .... �.. • Grand�ents Galore For Reedsville Child I I Llttle Debra Kaye Hol!incer pictured above, bu mort than' •Lw � uaual number of &randparenta �•�h one of her ancestoni .still hv,ng at the age oi 98. She is the dauahter of Mr. and Mn. Larry Holsinger, Reedlville, and her oldest living aneeator .ia Mra. Mary Proffitt of Great Bend. She ia the only ereat eraoddau,b­ ter of Mr. and Mn. Alva Holalnger Sr., Reedlvllle and other creal ,r.andparenta are .Mr. ai141 Mn. Alfred Rockhold of. 4.lriron. Gramlpartttl u-e llr. and v -Mn. Joe Proffitt, Racine and Mr. and Hol•inaer Reieb.Mn. Clinton viUe. Mrs. Emma VanMe�. Reeds v ille, who snapped the pkture, is a d'eat aunt �f the little girl. 'lbe picture was taken at her fint birthday party recently. Emergency Aid Squads Double Team On Monday Pomeroy and Middleport emer­ gency squads were called to Rut­ land last night u a result of an accident in which Charles Schop­ pert lost part of his left foot in a power mower accident. The Pomeror &quad was called at 8:50 p. - m. and brousht Mr. Schoppert to the Meigs General Hospital with a badly manaled. foot. A. relative of Mr. Schoppert, from Carolyn Smith, auf!ered ahock fdllowing the accident and the M.iddleport squad was called to administer treatment. The condilion of Mr. Schoppert was reported u fair at the hos­ piW today. About half of his foot waa amputated by Dr. ,Raymond Boice and Dr. Selim Blazewicz. · The administrative staff 11.t the , hO!ipita.l reported today that they now have two RuUand men aa pa­ tienta following mower accidents. Walter France, admitled Sunday, had four toe, ampule.led following a mower' accident at 2:30 that af. lemoon. Four Fined By Middleport ' I Magistrate ■ · on re,::ord as favoring the repalr of the· l'lHlterlfy jay.,. f,!em• • _,. to ,_ and -•d bera assured Wllllam •Slielton, wbo Is spt!arheadlng,tliruiove '•. �... ....,, It -•• to have thee levee repal{ed, thal !hey would .give him UlO per- tir al• lie of ..,,...... ,. fho cent cooperation and as mitcb fjnancial ·aid III nnulble Wllhin lffllff'lfflCY tqvacl ha faunchlrtt . -;r-· their ca abllib' the DIii.A KAYI HOLSINGI R w. PTA TO MEIT ' The Harrisonville-Scipio PTA Will hold ita May meeting at 1 · 30 ' ·•· eventft&: at the aehool W.eune.,.,uty when pew olficera '\till be tn­ . p.J>uty Shol\f! cfah,p,;, lllil�liU otaiJ..t. Rolreatunenu 'IPlll . Tie *,.1iff,aJ.!8'■� a 11e.. to r;d clit, • served. Wlt!ij iol:lay � the theft of tofna• lo plBnta from the ' fielda ot hnt Racine truck growffl. Last Wednesday, pre�chool conferences were held at the Ce_ntral. and Sl!gar· Run Schools for mothers and fathers of children who will enter the First.Grade In September. Purposes of the eonferences were to glve parents an opportu ntty lo meet and talk with lhe child's future teacher; to learn what the school will attempt to do for Lhe child durlng the first year; lo discuss some Do'a and Dont's in preparing lhe child tor school; to give the parents an opportunity to ask queations that may have been bothering them; to give next years' Firat Grader9 a chance to meet their teacher and see their .school. .Mrs. Althea Bryan 11 the ipre1ent Firat Grade teacher at the Sugar Run School; next year Mrs. -Dorothy Bai;neJ1 will be the Flrat Grade t�scber at Sugar Run. Ml,s Farie Erlewine teaches the Flrat Grade at Central �chool. Fi.nil plain, for the Memorial Day Parade In Pomeroy wa, •made at a reaula.r meeting of Post 39 American Leiion, Monday night. JCM! Struble, Parade Manha! read the order of march for th� parade, and outlined plans for other area tenlce.a the same day. 'lb.eat include servicea at Hemlock Grove thla Sunday, Ma)' 22 al I P- m. where all available Lea:lon­ nairea are aaked to auemblit with the drum and bua:le corp1 partici­ pating. Neither Mr. crow or Mr. Hart- r Inger could be reached at press 'time for a 1tatement. Parents, Childien Participate In Grade School Conferences Middleport, has announced a speciol meeUng of the Mlddleport council for Thursday evening al 1 7:30, with the public urged to George Dallas, ezecutive head attend. of the Northwestern school dis­ The -purpose of the meeting is trict, bas announced that Luther to dlacuu plana for the aewa1e Woodall, Lisbon, has been diapoaal plant and two repreaen, hired by the Northwestern board taUvea of the Marlon, 0., engineer . as the new princJptl of the Har• IOI firm ol floyd Brown • Aa­ rlaonville elementary achool. toeiltel will be ,pre1ent to eK· Mr. Woodal), , who f.ormerly plain the pl1n and to. anawer an)' taught in the Wilkeaville area, queatlon,. h11 apent th:l!l l11t 22 yean as a The muting will be held In the teacher in the Lisbon area. He Is council room at the Middleport a a:raduate of Youneatown Unl­ Cit)' h&I.I. venity wl'11 a B S ¾n Education and Univer1i1Y has aM.erl.ded Ohio and Rio Grande Collete. He la The mother, tathen and fu­ married to the former Helen ture first graders attending the Smith of Salem Center and they conference at Central were Mri . have three · children. . Clarence Andrews and Su.s&n, Mra. The. new pr1ncipal and hla fam• William Barnhart and Billy, Mn. Hy 'plan to make their home In WIiiard Dural and Edith Ann PAlllPAX, V-. "1PI - It wa, the Wilkeavllle area. He will 11- Mra. · Charles Grueser and Jon: • ..,m 4•r Moncier, UNI thti aume bis n�w duUea in Aulilu.st, Mra. John Aunnell and John Ray flrat .-Ht claM hN ff-a whldow Mr. DallH &aid. Mrs. Nathan Hysell and Michael, Mra. Leroy �essin,a:er and Roger, ' :· DIID IN WORTHINGTON Shortly .,._ the day', f111Nna Mr,. Marvlri Klng and Dlana Sue J\elaitivea learl'led here today of Mra. Charle1 Leaar Sr. and Chad­ Nfln, • tkunk hla ffftln1 •NI fell In.. 'the nrt­ the death in Worthtnaton, Ohio, of es, Mrs. William Ohlinger and Dt• cnte well •ncloafne tht window. Henry McGhee, formerly of Vin­ borah, Mrll. James Owens and He NM'IN IHt •• ell ali:unka ton. Marcy Lee, Mrs. Georee Slaalll do In momenta of ........_ lnd Debra, Mra. Fred Scott and With ...♦ dlapatcf\. .ttt. cl1t1 'ACTION FiL D Jonathan, Mn. WIiiiam Stiver, ... """ ,-,. .......1.., oH wht.. Sult for money only In the and Janet, Mrs, JO!epb Struble lanltor Dwltht Tlnte" ... rW ef amount of $865.38 baa been liled In and Michael, Mrs. G. R. Thomp­ the enllMI •- NNeHd4 ttt. C<lm!don Plea, Court by the CiO• aon and Frederick, Mrs. Charle• .zen, National Bank, Middleport, va. Wyatt and Terry, Mrs. Vietor ,...,..1.... ' ThM Tlnttn fNlr: NIM tlmt Ga,y Lee, Pomeroy R. D., John 'W. Young Jr., and Diana Sue, Mra. off hlmMlf - .. INfM: Lee and ftalph Welker, Pomeroy. E. F. Greenlee and Nancy Sue. Ma,or Kenneih McElhlnney, Project Getting A Stqrl · ' Of'IMI: V■rlaW. cleuCIH,_ ..., wit+, lcathtr-9- she.,.,... , 1n:I th'"'" �rL W..i"'"4MY �• a ltttte CM..,_ ........._,t Hiah tod•y 70t north .. tow IOI ..uth, low hmlthf SO. wth..t fe in tar Over Vote 6 J. E. D. Harti nger g , · . PARIS (UPI) - Premier Nikita Khrushchev boycotted an emergency session of the collapsing summit conference today and Communlsf sources made it known he is preparing drastic new moves against West Berlin. The eastern sources revealed Khrushchev is ready to carry out this week his threat to sign a separate peace treaty' with East Germany, ending four power rights in the approaches to West Berlin. Commun t diplomall aaid thl1 I "'•i ••··" "" Joana or 11n1 NO. 27 -� When biil,-iiiiethe lion's Share of your paycheck • • • If• time ,. to - u1 fol' en t1n e a1 y WEATHER '""'.;;;:::�:;;;::::;-;-:::::-;:::::::-r.:::=::::-:;::::-:-:;-:::::::----------.--------------------..:...:.�•-:�'°':.:-:-:::•:·_ Det,ot,efi l'o Khrushchev Leaks Intention Of New Drastic Berlin Action ,_ ..,_,.,.,., _ .,...,, ..... .......... • Summit: Cold War Victim oni e • LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS Roblll1on'1 Cleanen Cons ole TV- � �� , I ' �oi'.'lui-m�i-i_____...;_________________________ A rontrihution was made to the Mary Shrine. White Shrine or { 'aneer Fund when lhe Rock lem, met in regular se11sion Jerusa ­ y even met Frida nge r Sprin g s G ;1 in g A1no s Leonard, worthy master, Frlda)' evening at lhe IOOF Hall prC' sided and one appllcant for with Mary ijughea, worthy hl'gh pr'lestffs and A.t\en Hughes. watch­ member s hip WH accel)ted. '1 . itiin of shepherda, pre.siding. p1• ,1 I f or aid was an1w ered . " b11rlng the meeting. :drs. Hugl\e5 1\ 11111:-, Ll'll narrl, home econom Cs that the gave a report on the Su pre me t·ha l l '.1n111, announced dress contcRl would be held at the Shrine session held in Cleveland E x tensi on Oi£irc, Tuesday. The la11t week. At the close of the me('tin,q pot­ m• x t meet ing will be held on Fri­ day, May 27, due to the Commerce­ luck relre■hments wtre served. m 1m l e xu cises whlch will be held M JJ y 26. The f i rst and second de- At1e11d Luncheon gri·i•s will he given. Mr11. GcneYa Joachim and M iss Memher!i of Alfred Granae were Mary Vlrglnla Relbel attt'nded a ! ,l!U t Sl !i an <! pre_scnted program un- gueat luncheon at the Ohio Unl­ 1 der th_c d 1 rectw_n of the lecturer, vrrsitv r.r"I('" S111 •1"dO" Miss ( hrls! 1nc liuthrle, A reading, Tr e Alpha Lambda A 1 hrms ch;1p"Mul h('rs Ua�•." Wal given by Miss t('r of DP!ta Kappa Gflm"l;i waR l0u1hrit· to Oflt'll the prOgram, fol• bosteH lo several nril(hhoring owl'd with th1· introduction of all chapters. Followin'! the hmehMn pre:,enl. a pro11ram was pre&ented in the A purm, "The Meane1t Glrl In Alumni lotmv:e of the Ce nlc> r. Town." hy Linda Henderson and a Mrs, Oneita Lltolto, stale (!r111 v ice reudi11i,: . ' • Aunt Celina'11 Trlahtone'' president, waa the 1uc1l speakc,r, hy Ell11 Yotit preceded a play, "The uslna: 11 her topic, "Looking to the Pclticua! Party," written by Mrs. Future." l l11rold c:riner and p"'aented by Mr�. L ' la runce Hender1on, Mrs. Gron.tc Gut hrie and Mr. and Mu. Griner. "Tlie Teat" by Rachel J llawk and prayer by Rev. Harold I nosier concluded lhe pro1Crarn. Mr, and Mra, C. L. Heaton of Pomeroy Bend Grana:e were allo gursts. Hol'k Sprln1a Gr1n1e wlll t•isil Alrred Gran1e on June 2, and present a program. Rerreahment1 weH 1erved the clo!it! of the meetln1. Robinson's 'lrl-Lmter Cleanen PHONE WY W130 RC A VI CTOR ._,_.000, Mary Shrine Holtl, Se.don Friday N ight Haclne Grange met· Wednead1y ni�ht, May 1 1 , with worthy roaster Rnbcrt Beegle ln charge, A contrlbution w11 made to the �lclt,:s County Cancer Fund and the charier waa draped for Brother Arthur Bee1te . Plans were made to hold a meet­ Jng Sunday, June 12, when Rural Life Sund"y and the 2,Gth annlver­ s11ry ot the local 1r1n11:e will be obJ1ened. A bnkl!!l dinner will be J1orvcd at noon,' Other plane have not yet been completed. The aewlng and baking conteat will be held at the next meetlna:. Ma)' 2 5. • "Mothers" w11 the theme of the lecture 'program. Taking part were :11ary Elllt!Nlay, Belle Theia, Hat• lie Powell and Letti.a Morri1. WITH OUR CLEANING The ""' cevert 11Mut 200 111IIIINI lq!IIN mil• ., aurfteit ,,... wolot,e 000- 1oa� · Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Mourning and aon, Dale, were in Pt Pleasant. IJSt Thursdar and Frid,y with Mrs. Mo,.rning'a parents, the Tom Walten. M� . and :llrs. Claude Bird who have been reaiding in the Milhoan apartment on North Fifith Ave r,ne will be moving tomorrow to Radford, Virginia. Mr. and Mn. Paul Disney of Pomeroy plan to occupy the apartment the fint of June. who has Mrs. La wrence Bing, been confined with a virua infection, ha■ improved and ii able to be out. Mr. and Mn. Cecil Bradbury reOIT AU 'lll!SI MOST•WANTID PEATURES turned Tbunday lrom Cleveland where they were bu11inesa visitors. 1 Mrs. Ro1coe (Mildred) Fowler, · who underwent 1urge�- last Thurs- I day at the University Ho1pital in · 1 Columbus, 11 reported to be recov• IICURnY Her room erln g satillactorlly, TUii QUAID HAL(D a•cum ... ftlNIN9 CAICODI IUNU number ls 6'18. 'ilt:r. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbona and DINN.DANIIY II WMV MOIi NON.11 IUY ICA VlCTO l Mn. Walter Crooke speol yeater• Come In today I day in Columbu1 wlth friend• and relatives. Mr. snd Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan Use Elberields Complete Serv;ioo For TV Selis - Radios and visited yesterday sfternpon with Phono�ph., Call WY-Z.3671 or Lceve YOU:r Call at the Desk Mr, and Mrs. Everett M.ilhoan in on, the &Wn i'l'09t. Chesler, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fowler ' and children, Martha and Mark, spent yesteday in ColumbuJ with relatlves. Racine Grange Drapes C)harter For Mr. Beegle WE ALWAYS WIN SMILES ay Unlt.4 p,_ lntematlenll • e Now You Know LOW EST PRl' CED lne: clas1 were well aUMded last night at the high school audl'tor­ ium with Rev. Arthur R. McCtu.­ ley delivering the 1ermon. The pro1r am £or the evening i was as follows: Processlonal, "Pomp and Cir• \ ln'l'ocation, cumstanc-e'', Elgar; Rev. Frilnk Dunn, HJmn "Love · Divine", Congre11ation; Scripture Lesson 1st Timothy 4; 12-16 and Prayer, Rev. Frank Dunn; Rell ponse, Choir; "The Green Cathe­ . dral"-Hahn, Girls' Glee Club; "Battle Hymn of the Republic", Choir ; Sermon Arr. Ringwald, "Prepared For Life", Rev. Mc­ Cauley; Hymn -'Faith of Our Fa­ then' ' , Congre1:;ation; Benediction, Rev. McCauley; Re1ponse; Reces­ �ional, Choir, I Roc k So. rings Grange Accepts New Member I -Around And - Bacca laureate Service Held About For Racine Class Middleport baccalaureate servieea of •Y ••EPDII 170UDl.»f■'-"' theTheRacine High School craduat­ I ForeSt Rose · Coun cil Met I n Regular Session Mainly About People In Pomeroy nl&ht at the church at 7:30 with MIITINO TONIGHT The JOI' Clau of the United Mn. Harry P. Smith and Mrs, E. Methodiat Church .will meet to- J. Tracy 11 ho1te11e1. Seven Remain From Rolling. Mill ·Workers Here A1e11 of these five elderly men of in the plant durin1 th'e peak of itl · Many ml,rat.cl to St. I.MIi fw the Pomeroy area repreaent 400 Pomeroy operations, .only tbeae a tlfno, es dkl S.U'i.... llalitftt'I yeara. They have one thing In com- five, plu1 two more unable to get ware In L■ulSYlll•, Ky., at OM moo, ·au were eD'lployc1 of the out for pictw'e . Laking, remain tllM WIN'klrit In Industry, •Jtht Pomeroy Rolling Mill which cloud hereabout&. The two not pictured MffflN In AlaNIIN, anc1 now are John Strauss. 78, and Joe .,. haard from no mart". operati�nl!I in 1901. Onfy part of the old rolling mill More terhniaally known H the Hemsley, 88, Syracuse, :Mr. Sauvage Wal a "1lriner" in ware�ouse remains It is now used American Cotton Tie and Hoop Mill, U moved to Youngatown, O., the flniab mill, Mr, Frlclt.a beater, 1l)' tbt Mei,cs County Farm Bureau when land for expansion here was · :if. Kaller • flnl1her, while Dave Cool)tratlve. 11,e mill markt>d the un,Yallable at terms desired. It be-: Thomae and Harry Webrung were end of the line in Pomeroy of the old Hocking Valley R.Milroad. came what now 11 known H the puddlen. The roWnc. mill, said these oldThtw men .;.,. In tftelr l•t. Y�\mlltO� Sheet & Tube Corp., one of \he natlon 1� laraer bi!avy in- I t.en, or ..rty tw.ntl" wtt. - tlmen, waa alarte<{ in fomeroy In HM mlll clilhcf and they heel '- ' 1801, exacUy 100 yearlil before U duatiy eompluea. · lllldh. ,lrlled It■ 1111111> lei Ol lhe 4tlfl to 1100 IUD om»Iyyod - lliw ""' _• I .i..,..: '• ID//•• P'our men were fined in the court of Mayor Kenneth McElhin­ ney last night with one, John Prid­ dy, Rutland, dl'awing a fine of $100 and costs snd three days in jail on a DWI charge. Fined flO and cost.I each were Clarence Cbarll:\5 Allensworth, Freenfan an_d 'William MeHaffie, all of Middleport, charged with intox­ ication. All were committed to jail. The· men had been al'ftsted ol'er the weekend by Middleport police. M11Sonic Services Aire Set For Tonight Al 8 Muonk services will be held at eight o'clock tonight al the Ewing Chapel for W. E. W llliam1 a member of the Maaonlc Order for 63 yeara. Muons are Asked to meet at Lhe Ma1o�lt: Temple al 7:30 p. �- MIEIGS GINEtlAL HOSPITAL Admitted: ·Donald Ohlinger, Mid­ dleport ; Charles Schoppert. .Rut­ land;, Mn. Gl�nn CoWn1, .Racina R. D. Dilcbareed: 'NOIIL J • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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