http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1092c91a743ed085a6d6c1ec9f2bf1fe.pdf a0ef6b26d3c74f9078e9b3b1a3b452be PDF Text Text �Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., M'ay 18, 1960 Middleport First Bapti�t Church Groups Kold Meets At Members' Home Recently f Br LUCIL L ii �WKINI The Ele<la Cirtle of the Middleport First Baptist Church met �t the horn! of Mrs: Owen Bratton. chairman, Tuesday I everung for the first meeung of their new year. Mrs. Bralto1_1 opened the meeting with prayer and presided over the meeung. Mrs. Harry Houdashelt was the devotional leader for the meeting and Mrs. L. D. Diles presented the program. The hospilllity committee nam­ ed to 1erYe the B. H. Sanborn M iasionary Soddy for the June meetin1 were M n . Harold Chase, Mn. Beulah White, Mrs. Thomas Darst, Mn. Elhel Hughes. Mrs. James Souder and Mra Raymond Li.evinJ. Mn. Bratton appointed the fol­ ]owlng officers and com,,nittee heads: vice chtirman Mrs. Chase; secretary, Mn. C . H. Wise Jr.; uaislanl secretary, Mra White; treasurer, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman; White C'rolls chairman, Mrs. Dana Hamilton ; Love Gift ch11irman, Mrs. Hughes; Reading chairman. Mn Souders: Devotional chair• ma'n, Mrs. Ho11lll1hell and Pro­ jtct chairmen, M rs. John Fultz .and Mn. Diles. Projects oamed for the year will Include, don ations to needy children In school1 as l\lnche1 and clothing. The imtallalion for officer• or the Baplial kio Grande Aaaocia­ don w111 announced for May 24 at the Calvary Baptiat Church at Rio Grande. The group decided to have a potluck pknlc for their nut meet­ ing at the home of Mrs. Fu"z with Mn. Dllea a11i1Ung hoato1111. At the dose of the meeting a ulad course waa served by the hostesses. ---------=--- - ot the Circle presided over the meeting which w.ia opene d with prayer by Mrs. Gene Coleman. During the meeting ea(!h orti­ cer �nd committee cnairi:nan gave a brie f sketch of her dutie111 for the benefit or the guellts. Parti• cipaling were Mrs. Coleman vice chairman; Mn. Earl Smith, �ecre­ tary; Mn. Hovatter • del'otional cba!rman; Mrs. Charles Vroman, White Cross and project chairman After the b1u1ineu me, ling Mrs Coleman presented the pro,:r.am "The Beauty of His Peace" from the Missions Mag azirie. During the sodal hour M n1. Hovatter who wa,s assi'sted by Mrs. Thoma11 served salad and hot rolls lo those mcntiorwd above and Mrs. Hurold Kauff, Mrt. Pete McCloud, Mrs. Ken­ neth C11le, Mr1. Bonnie Pickens and Mrs. Charle, F Smith. • • • • / Hon.or Society Members Tapped I At Kutland !>chool Mainly About People In Pomeroy / Mrs. Katie Davis who has been w 1 t h her 111ece, Mrs. Evere tt Mc• Knight since the death of Mr. McKmght returned to her home near Langsv11le last week. :\1rs_ t:Ycrett McKnight speut the weeken d 1n k utland wi th her sister, Mrs. J. A. Sweeney. ,j . Miss Nettie Kochler accompan­ ied Mrs Charles Weaver illd Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn While and son H11rry to Columbus Sunday where tht'y were guests of �be White ' s daughter, Mrs James Tedrow. '' .l\UUiUJl,I t..n.iptcr UL Lne Na­ Honor =,ocu�LY Lapped lour new momoe,· s at w.n 1mprt:111&1ve cer­ t' m ony at asaein oJy on l'T1d ay, May / iJ A naming torch centered lht s1a�e !rom wtuch \he vuiou11 mem bers ughtea their candles ;,y m oouz:mg cnaracter, h1.adersh1p, :,.i:rv.1ce aou scno1arsh1p, the four �>mOOls of the society. W ayne Roush, prt:s1dent o( the society, was m cnarge of tbe ccr• tuwr1y which openeu y1lh toe tra• U I ll011aJ l1ag &alUte. Paulene Gib&on lit the white can· i.!Je 01 c.11arac1er and expJamed .1u !'.1rs Gcor£e J u:n·h1rn. Mrs. Grace m eanmg; La wrence Btoi,!an, the ' c r and �Ir� Da,•1d Huddleston rl!a c11na1e or Jd1tlersn,p; t:lt.a llol 1 :md son visited Su11day afternoon .01c1t'Iwood, the gre'-n co111dle uJ I1 ,1· J l h �Ir and M ril. I t J. Hill . :,t:i· vu:�, 11.n1J r reo ,:newan, tht! gold l'.d l 1 ng Ill the (' \ ('lllng Wl're M r. lolflllte ot kRVlalbntp. Ma.rJor1e amt \I n,. W i l lou�hhy !!ill and dau i'1 1aay eJ-pl,uued u1 e em b1t:m of 1: I lntr, Ba. hara, Mrs. W. A. Mor ,nt! society. f,t11 ,J illi :\I r and �1rs Rogtr M ,p llle four new mem bers Lapped gan :mtl children Ke1 l h ant.! ·:athy 1 .. l c t'atty hlk, Larry Holiman, .\ I r . a n d Mrs. Robert Go ,eh and l ..u,1y,, t.dwan1t1, anu Margare1 L.imily lf'ft Tuesday for G� l l ipi,:is .. . 1111.n. ·1 he11e iour sL Udents are tu �1i1•11d a fC!w daya with his J t1flluts wno are 111 the upper five NETTIE ROSENSTETN'S r a mJ p.: ir1 • 11ts. Mr. and Mr!!I. Hos- i>ct cent 01 thcll' claaa. 1 ncy were long-waisted, double-breasted, n1n <; uoeh and other relatlns. Jlavy allk coat and dreae cos11.vorn i n by 1-attY � ouna, 1ecretume WIUI desl�ed by F."11. .\1 rs. Don Thomas and ctiildren 1ary. ;in• sp1• rul rn g thili week in Columltosenc nms. The tull-sklrted 1 : :1.\ w i t h �Ir Thomas and re.l&Members of the Ru,Uand Chap. l COAt covers 11. 11a 1TOw, low1 l l l'f'S. ter of l'liau onitl ttonor- .:,ociety m 11.ecked, Nleewlel!R "body " dre#S aod1hon l.o tne new memoers are of motchlnr tubric, :'II: s. \bxine Arnold was in w ayne Roui.n, president; l"auJene l '.irkn�hul'g Tuc�day to ittend UI DSOn. VlCI! prtliJCleut; 1'auy Sewing (Ju l, Me,•ts a l <rndwo11 al the Moose Home Young, tecn:tary; J!.iita li1aclr:wooo, I i.: 1 1. 1'11 hy t he Burry Biscut Co., for Witlt Mrs. Pmd fi fo('li treasurer; :,1arJorle Pnddy, report­ ' ( Mrs . t .ttt1 t-. 0..-,, t· n 1c1 L.t i i n d 1 1 1 1 i r l S(''JUI cookie chairman CO\'· er; Lawrence 6l'ogan, 1' red S!AlW· Secon<l \;1,11d J Y S(•� 111g 1 · 1 1 11 ;, 1 , • n. i l h� t h C' . F our Riven Gir l an and 11111 .ttommt!. 1\'i.ary Chitp11111n of the Rutland Jwr h . i . , ] (! Ill ,l l llil' I'�•. I l l e .\i 1 ,ni! . 1 J :-i,_ . ,1,1 { OUIIL'll. is sponi,or. faculty evenmw:. M rs Hu) Grueser and Mrs. Dur111g I ii!• t \'!'11 ! : i ,.: :'11:·s l lril11•rl l n·1;1 Sh(Jf•makcr were bm1iness ' Lewi!! I Cl'l'Jl i•d ,J hlr( hduy )..If! 1 1 .� 1 t or� 111 Parkcrsbur J.l Tt1esd ay. from hu M-rt d 1)11 1 . M r � I ' . I . Arnold is visiting in . Hcfrc�lim t·11l!l- wcl ' l' sNvuJ b.1 1 ; a l l 1 polrs w1Lh her son·in-law af}d the h ostess to Mrs . l .l'Wls. \ 1 1 �� iJ;1t1i.:ht rr, Mr and Mrs. Robert Ri• .\1 rs. ( ; 1 · or,.:1· I . . Jiard .s J J nwd l, Martha Sehm· 1licr, :1us. Grnct' l l u l \ 1• 1' . l<ayrnuud EiseblC' in • returnc-d Mrs. M � x Ward and Miss l::luc1nor Funeral service, were held last I lo i11s home on Peacock AYe., re• Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Raw}. Hubsori. 1'f•r111y after spending, the winter ings-Coats Funeral Home for Mrs. Th ..- n H I met•<1ng will lw h L• ld in l'li'Vf'lan d with his son-in·la w Martha 8. Hamm who died early Ht thl' h111n..! o( :►.!rs. Max. Ward. �nd daughlt'r, Mr. and Mn. Leon• Wednesday morning. Rev. Howard ;1rd Huss. Ruppelt officiated and burial \l'llfl in Middleport Hill Cemetery, W011u•11 Puck Ny/,1111 Pall bearers were Robert Hamm, :rt rs. Hn�s l'ul11•11, Mrs. Arnold /,1•<1gu,, To Meet Thompson, Griff 'T'hornpaon, John Richards and Mr11. Warner, t he The Child Conservatlc,n League comn11ttcc from the '.,1c1gs Cuu11l} pf :\l 1ddl t'JlOrl will meet Thursday Pat Duffy, John •Zerkle and Bob Ct1l1tt(· I I of Cl111rch W11111t:11. 111l' I .11 ('\·1•11111)( at lhc home of Mra. J. J. Jones. Amon!! those rrom out o( town the F i rsl l J n 1 1 NI l'rl,�by1crian H:1 v1� and during the program Church i n �fiildl1•porl tn p;ll'k t lw h1111r. Mr.s. HnYis will shoW slfdes here for the service were Mr. and nylons whid1 lrn<I twt•n l ' O l l u : lcd by u f a r('(·1•nt vacation trip. The new Mn. John Thompson and Joan of Lh1• COlllll' l l . uJ' I inn fur the coming year will Relle, W. Va., Mrs. Godfrey Deck and Michael and Mr. and Mrs. Ho . The nyl on.� will 111• s1•11t t o Vl ' !(' f• \J(' 1 1 1s1 alled. bert Howiaon, all or Columbus, ans hm,pllals i11 .lll pan wh1•r1• t hry Olhcr hoslCliSC!i for the e\'enins Mn. Ralph Littler, Wellston, Mrs. will hr mad" rn l o ;i r l 1 , h·� r11r �ilk. H is rf'IJ<1rl1•d t lrn l fn,111 ('arh 11rv :\·] rs. llichartl Picken!,!, Mra. A.u­ James Hubbard, Lancaster, and puuiul uf nyluns �l'lll tlw \ t' tenini. tln·y l•' rnst and Mrs. Robart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm, Chil­ licothe. Sl'hmoll . muy rc,1 l b.1• :ihnut S:HI. I 1 Hamm R.i tes Held Saturday Afternoon At Middleport -------Around And About Middleport ■•.-, · • u s 11. t.iooo ·J. bm& 'fo 111!1 A uranger," by memben. A readlna "Does u Pq: To Wor.11:1·· ww.,; given by Stanfor:d .:,ux:11:ton uui 1everal nwnben- W"8 prcaented by the quartet, Mra. Bar­ oid Jones, Mrs. Wubµr &stm1m, uorset bm1th and Leo SLory. Mn. Eastman and daughter, Teresa, presented a comic s.lut and reaO• 1ng after whlch a song wu pre­ sented. by the James aeese fam1ly. 1 wo numbers by Mrs. Kenneth Chaney on the chord oraan and I I , I I Seventh Grade Holds Party At Middleport High HH MIS, AMUICA Tlnl Named Mn. New Yol'k State of 1�60, Mn. Lenore R. Sie1te (top,ri&ht), 41, Fredonia, N.Y� expreaset her delllht OD win­ Ql111, Wltb bet 1t lasl 1ear'1 Mnl, New York State, Mn. Jane Callender ot William,.. ville. Mrs. Slqle will repre,o aenl the Empire Stale at the 2Znd annual Mn, America contest 11 For1 Lauderdale. Fla., June J-14. Another w1n­ ner, Mn. Sumpter M . Smith (bottom), 80, of Btrmlngham wW represent Alabama at the national eonte,t to FlorttJ.a. p,..,•e11t Special Mmk Mrs. Paui Haptonstall or Mid­ dleport presented an accordian solo at the First United Presby­ terian Church of Syncuse la11t Su nday morning d u.ring theiz: spe­ cial StewardHhip Promotion serv• ice. Her number was ",'1y G'ld and I." The Junior Choir of the church also presented a special number, "How Great Thou Art." MEETING CANCELLED The meeting of the Past Matrons or Evangeline Chapter. OES, or :�1ldd loporl, whieh wa,. to have been held a week Crom Ft lday hu been tancell� because of other actlvitie8, The June meeting will be held on the 24th at the home of Mrs. Joe Young Sr. AT ELBE RFELDS IN POMEROY YOU CAN 'l'he Sevemh ,:radea 01 Middle-­ port enjoyed a party Tuesday even• mg in the high school gymna,ium under Lhe direction of their teach­ ers, Charles Young and GeorJe Opron. Gueits for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sean, Mn. Clu­ ence Lacey, :Mr. and Mr&. Charlea Blakeslee and daughter, Supt. L. W. McComas and Miss Miller and Mrs. Youn,:. . The program of the evening be· gan with piano solos by Dle nna Criswell and Sandra Bunce. A com1cal classroom was presented with Mike Lloyd as teacher. Taking part in the short play, " Mrs. Barker 's Smallpox, " were Katy Morari ty, Cheryl Fife, Joy Boggs, Dianna Criswell and Diane Van Cooney. Celesta A u l l played a piano solo whid1 was followed by the play, "Tony's Fruit Stand," with Jeffery Hodges, Ray Pickens, Robert Swanson and Mike Archer in the cast. A vo� I d uet was presented b. Y A �n Crmer and Helen Capten�a with Suza.nne Bradbury a11 their accom pamst. to "Roclr:-A Bye A pantomime Baby" by Dianna Criswell and Di­ ane VanCooney concluded the pro• gram. The group enjoyed games and denciqg and sandwiches, potato chips apd soft drinks were served ln th� eatcteria. ME&TING CANCELLID The meeting of the executive board and decorating commlttee or the Pomeroy High School Alumni Association scheduled for Friday evening has been cancelled. · . --- - � -------­ idn. 'l>env.er Wel11, the xylophone, and II vocal number by the Kln,: Matera JU"eQeded a akit, '"Why Men Stay ltOff\e," b)' M.1sa lilildred Slo<!kton, Mr• . .l!:mmett Hawk and M.ra. "'4 llll;l!lr; iju1vey. An accordian ao10 WH pnsenlea by Mrs. Wel11 and ?dn. WO Story g:.ive a reading, "heignoon. ' 1 i--taymg his own ac• cora1•n accomp.imment, Rev. Earl �owan s.ana ".St.andin& ln 1'he Need of Prayer." A aktt, "'The Railroad SLatiDll," WII 11ven by .tlill !iart, Leo Story. t.l11Dt1r fl\Uvey and .Mn. Stantord �tocuon ano a vocal aolo was p.re­ HDLed by r..and.a ctuney aecom• panted bY her mother. A reading, "&llred;' by krs. Harold Jonea .,agi�g of "\iod Be W1Lh •no group r: ou. . conc1uqed. the program. H.efrtlllqroenbjl were served dur­ ini the IOC� hour and a hymn IIOI WU ertoyed Wllh idra. Chahey anne piano. LI F E MODERN ARM LOUNGE Ttie Jolly Worker, or the Muon Methodist Chu� h held their re1ular mon1hly potluck dlnner in lbe c:hureh IO<'lal room, Monday eveffln1. Mr, and )Ir, Bill Thomu were In ehar1e of the proaram and Rev. Ridllrd Wrliht WH the ape1ker. He 11.nNed lmpor1anl point& of church life IUl'h •• b1pti1m. com• munlon and m•mberahlp. Scripture ..,.. Mad II)' Mt■. Thom1, who a\ao dued with prayer. '1110M pre,ent lneluded Mrt. Martha COOk and ramily, Rev. and Mn. Rh:h11'd Wrl1ht and family, · Mr. and ·Mn. Wllll1 Duddlne and r,m:Uy, llr. and Mn. John Rotto­ p:n and li•l1f, Mr. aftd Mra, Glen Cartwri1ht, . iir. and Mn. Bill 'Jllomu and Don roll...•1- CLUI TO MIIT � /oily Bundi lowln1 Club '1!'111 - Tl111nda,, • Kay 19, at llio - ol 11n. Lftnnco llll• ..W. • �9-50 Matchhlg loxlprlnl $49,95 SIMMON$ AMBASSADOR MATIRESS MO D. ER M SINGLE STUDIO 312 "111tq-lock" 1atr1 fitm aprlnp. pre-built borden, 4 cord handl11, 8 venta, heavr print cover. CbooH twill or full liH, tufltd or IQIOOIII top, •79.,s · 1 ;0� - 1k 18, 1960-9 /Long Torturous History Marked Efforts Here I To Obtain Needed Funds For Modern Hospital ?f�:"1 � ,i'lt , 'J.',1- -• -.,,f 1 .;\· ::trv ,� . i I' 1946 and now, •bout this hospl• tal, 11 th1t wt'r• all 14 .,.. ,.. older.'' In other words, all the points favoring a new hospital remained in 1960 that existed in 1946. And there were a few more be· sides. He was courted with great fervor thls past winter to accept chairmanship of a new committee to seek approval of the recently approved I/a mill bond inue for $235,000 20 year& to provide which would supplement the 1946 · tax levy ($207,500) and federal matching fundt. Thia time, how- , ever, Mr. Hobstetter wasn't going out on thin Ice unneceuarily. He insisted upon, and got, a re­ organuatlon ot the non-prn1it Meigs Community Hospital, Inc., so as to guarantee public con­ trol of the new hospital, if 1p­ proved at the polls. '1 his was no limalJ contest of wertk wills. lt was a battle royal that sway•d one way and another over a per, iod of 1everal weus. When he had accepted the job . ] ol organizing the c1mpaign and nad clltled a meeting or mem­ oers of his 1946 committee phis any others interested, over :.0 peraons turned out at a court nouse meeting to help. ldeJS ano plans were canvassed, prepueu tact sb'eets were dmributed ana su ocommittees arranged, l,ut ilt MU a Mr. ttoltttettet i+'llt"an'y a ..... -- p.;.lhi 1pNkiag totd ·Nfor:t orsianla. hona in •'IWY COnNr of th• ,-· • ; I '.; . ' county. On• week, by tctual . \. . ' . n•ad count, he addreuad over produ�O t.'. ;new, modern ho1plt.ar 1 ,UOO Ma-191 Counh•n• on th• factors cost beciuai 9!_! legal and orie, " sepitid llr. - Hobstetter was 1uo1itet ot tht ho1pU1I. ln a three week period before .ipeiely blairi,g him time until he �u�_d Bettle the �re with Mr. election he lost 10 pounds from lit�Jt or Sfr Fate, or Madam Hap­ a uame not overJy robust. Wny d1a. ne :do all this? Where penalance, and come up with a was nis motive? 'finner, that ii, a hqspit.al. His many acquaintance& have He waited lf. years. As· Mr. Hob111tetler obsened ih February o1 heard him attest i·requenlly of bis fa11n in Mei&111 Co1.1nty u a .place tbUI year: IMtwMn. lOOd to hve in, full of pleasant, "TM onlr, energeuc peop1e, friendly, wot• my of the ·best sen1ces of all .11:md11. tte was, and is, certain that approval of the keiga County Vet• eran,• Memorial Ho,pit■l al the polis May a wu a neceBBatY atep J.orward to the economic and socIii progres111 that turk• somewhere A1 boipital service• expand, .ti'or tbat be alway, ta ready to hoapltal careera brln1 1teadil)' lncreaein& opporLunJUea for 1er• lal>or. And in commemorating this Na vice to men and women with many tinda ot 1pecl1l 1kllls, at tlon1J Hospital Week, n0Un1 the many levels or tnJninc. ln the .L:ltn )'ear ot succ:essrnl operation largest hoapital111, there may be or Meiga General Jioapltal Jnc. some 200 j,>b clJ11aiflc1Uona, many .of which be ii an officer) we, wfth aeveral employee,. Iii tbe w lth tb11 public acknowledgment, ,maueat :hospitala, several claaai, CxpteH gra.titude to h1m for a flcationa n1ay be combined in one · ·Job well done." elDployee with sevicnl lkllla. YEAR Df ACTIVITY AU boapltals, r ,sardlen of Many -rtmonh of KIMIY of the Meill General Hospital alze, are comlantl/ · atrlvtng to MOWN en lncru1e In 1959 com• add the new still■ required for the new roada to recovery. At the poN>d to that of 1 951. In the official report .t th• ome time, they are striving to hotpltal ffllfll• to lh 1,oord of provide security . and recoanltlcm to those whose li1nda and lkllla di� at the cl... of 1959, total Nml,lson, CHM- ,_ 1,00, &Ive 9aUent 1:■re. Ali • result . by compared to 966 In lt:St. far \he major portion of ho1pi'11l Other reconl• In comparlMn lriconte 1oe1 to payroll, and in• ..,. (1'59 filUN fint)t eru•• in the number of bo1pital Telel potlent .,_,_, 1.fta to penonnel and in uW')' level' ac­ count for a major portion of the 7,419 'In 1951. increase in boapil.al COili. A- potion! ....,, , hr cent of occup,ency1 70.7 be Hoapital care muat a)Wl)'I · 76.0. to In ce. prtmarUy a personal servi AYI,... centut: 19 to 2J. es, scen the nd behi ,ome areas, I Surelcal opM'■tion1: l44 N boapitals can and do apply the 227. teclmique111 of the production llne. llrtht: 1 71 ,. 124, But at tbe patient's sicl'e, aclence tJtnt tt:-tment: 562 to ,..:.Ut-pa buand skill an geared only to man need . • pl111 '", di.,..._. Hospitals Offer Opportunities For New Careers � � - �. �� Gov. Underwood Address Highlighted Event - · Observing National Hospital:Week At Laki�l p�ylhiatric Catherine Collins, aide et Lakin State Hospital. Ttie Honorble Cecil H. Under- and achievt r�ognllion for her wood, Governor of West Virginia service 1o her fellowmen. The governor concluded his delivered the address ·at Lakin by pointing out that a addre5s An• lh Thfrteen 's St!lte Hospital nuaJ celebration of National Hos- legislative committee was , formed last month to WOrk with the new plial Day on Sunday. May 11'Director of Ml!ntal Health till the ·Speaking on the me"tal health next 1egislature eonvenes. How­ Medi of . Wut VU'ginia, Governor ever. he added, "Without com­ Underw®d stated that the "nwn· lM'Dib" i.uider,J,mUne . and wide ber- o( criticel· n6ed'1· •U1 (or more -:,pr.ead ..ipubHc--.aupport ,--w.e cannot. lralneiJ" ,talf for tbe n<ii'pl\al.,." H� posll1Jff hope to make any pro­ aald lhat new · buildinea. and btV greu." ter ,provisions for phy1ical care Folfowing his address, the gov• ot m,ental pati-ents are atUI need• ecj; b11t tt,at the need for more ernor cut a ribbon across the trained personnel is still more door of Lakin's new dietary build or use the to it dedicating tng, important. The governor congratulated the people of West Virginia. and service Achievement Miss Catherine Collins, . paychlaes were employe Lakin to awards of recipient and Lakin tric afde at a Psychiatric j.ide Achievement presented by Dr. Will\am P. HurAward from the National AssO· der, of Allanta, Georgii, Assocllte elation for Mental Health. He Director or Mental Health for pointed out that this young warn- the Southern Regional Education an, born and educated in Eck- Board. A certificate B.nd pin com­ Aide man, one of the much maligned prising the Psyihlatrie Na• the from Award ent coal mining communities o( the Aihievem Mental for n AHoriatio tional adtake to state, hill been able vantage of avallab)e opportunities Health was ,presented to Miu Service pins were presented by Dr. Hurder to the following La· kin employees: 20 year pin Charl­ ea Albright; 10 year pins, Pansy Banks and Charles Jones; 15 year pi�, Catherine Collins, Phyllis Her,:,ert Brown, Kirk, Ruth }Vrlillt...!,eQUe j>a,v, _(Waldine s.ier.Carl Scott, Laura Johnson, Dr. Earl · Gault and the Rev. Jer­ ome Rodgers. Among the platform guests were Joe F. Burdell, Secretary of State, wh o extended greeUngs; Dr. Edith Caerny, SL1perintend4'nt of Huntington State Ho1pltal; Thomas Egbert, Director of the West . Virginia Department of Public Assistance; Cornelius Wil­ liams representing the State Di• RehabUita­ vision of Vocational lion and the Rev. Kenneth Chand­ ler, . president of the Mason Coun­ ty AsaociaUon for Mental Health. Rev. J. Cnrl Mi tchell of Hu111l ngton delivered the invocation and Rev. Jerome D. Rodgers pro• nounced the benediction. Music for the program was fur, nished by the Wabama High School Bs,nd, the Point Pleasant Junior Hlgh School Chorus and I- Llke all other costs, hospital coats have gone up becauae ol Inflation, which has increased the coats of supplies and servlcea and baa raised wag� levels Jlenerall}'. Bul In addition h ospllal cost, have gone up m�re than other costa because the quantity and quality of services have lncreaaed, and because hospitall must supply their services al all time! around the clock, to meet needs whlch can never be fully 1>redieted ln advance. Equipment must be kept up to date and new equipment required for new testa and procedures muat be added. New and costly druc, must be kept In stock­ for by this means a life may be l!il\'ed. Another reason why the cost of a day of care has increaaed i1 ,hat tbe avera1e stay of patients in the hoapiLal has been shorten­ ed. This meana. that more and more costly, setvicel are concen• traJed within a shorter time. But since patients are return,d to normal living more quickly, the more expensive stay may re• duce the overall costs of · illnesa. A concert on the lawn precedthe pro,ram. in ed all or factor Important Moat The Wahama band under the the increas� in hospital coata Is the increase in payroll coats- d irection or Thomas Reed, gave which Is the result of the lncreaa- . the following renditions: "Stars ed number of personnel, the In• and Strlpes'' by Sousa; "Cathedral creased skllls or personnel, and C anyon" by Henson, "Russian Sai­ improved perl!ionnel - policies, In• lor's Dance" by Ghere, "American work week Folk Rhapsody" by Drundman and cl_udi og shortened and ·health the National Anthem by Filmore levels, h igher salary arnnged by Reed. and re �l i'ement benefits. The Lakin patient ad staf.f choir We all know that nlary In• d by F. E. Winston ren­ directe creases ln other industries are selectiona: the followlng dered I n e apt to be followed by increas a Mother· , I Like Feel times the costs of the produrt., al- "Some Tried" I've "Lord, and Child" leas thoµgh payroll Is usually Je,1 than uhder s choru nt Please The pt. � rial Sal 01ta. one-third of induat ren• Head L. of C. ion the direct ary increase■ in noapltals ,harply ons: selecti ing the follow dered )' . affect h9splt.al costs, because pa hip", roll accou nt& for about two-third, "The r1aee Where I ·wors The Saw el "Ezeki and ware" .of total hospHal coats. A ten-cent _ .. Wheel an h our incre11e in hospital payAdding color to the occasion roll wouJd thua be equal in ef• an outdoor display of typical wBB feet to • twenty cent an hour lnarmaments and model vehiclea · crease in induatry. Ordnance 3664th ed b the y Another advantaa:e of indUJ- 1uppli G uards. National tbe of Compa!')' ls that In producing a product . ar­ been had y, which d11p1a. The ction lines tomatlcm and produ � Saun­ E. r Arthu ST O by ranged n help to ortwt Jnereased salof a ary levels. But patients are not ders, included models iber 30-cal a atic, prOducts bul human beings, and Browi:'lng Autom a and rifle M•l a ne gun, machi hOJ!pital acrvice must be prot exhibi on es Vehicl e r_ifle. carbin vlded individually, by other butruck, an sho v ton 2� a p were man befnga. (equlHlent to a machine shop on wheels), a 2¼1 ton cargo hauling truck, a jeep and a %, ton truck. National Guardsmen preaent in• eluded Captain Owens Roseberry STO Saunder&, ST5 George Fisher, ST4 Antholly Durst, ST4 WUllam 8'ttema11t, ST4 Carl Stallings and PFC Chlrl•s Bas.,, liiacketa i, "°'''' TAL AS AN ¥CIIITICT VlfllANS "'-IAL MIIUI COUNTY , PG■ W- l!IMNC:11 NOW All AVAl'.AII.L -' THI 1111-i • , - -· - � ' • ·l � T . w.ard hospital con1truction. COSTS 1:0SE In th, meanthne, Mid .,...... ._ had tMII ln­ liO ��en adeq uate. A lso ....,._ .,.1 still net of whet.,_ the the, Vfflrana Mtimer&.I .,FIHNI i.t,ffal ..,,. could be UIH ,.._ Followine enother ..,._ of I bond mue in 1957, tha ,,... � of the: ....... tal .......,,,. This, and other matt.en, led to hN a Iona look .t tht:ir ..,.. doubt as to ,eds, almost 14 years of whether Meigs County would ever It was decided that all matun ' h�ve a Veteran's Memorial Hos- ,hould be llraightened out JepJ. 11:1tal, a doubt resolved by the ac- I}· and in 1959 a bill, aponaond �:n or the voters at the polla on jointly by J . Sherman Porter, state � 3/ aenaLor from thi1 district, and Tllt're is no blame attached lo George Meinhart. Meigs C.Ounty anyone for the resulting confusion rep�aentative, paned the Ohio wh1eh followed the election of Le11ulalure giving the Meip Coun­ November 1946. It waa »omething b �emorial Board au�ity to new. aometbing that only lhe iron uae 1� money for hosp1lal eonatruchon. of time could am·ooth out. . 1 legislap (special law new This . There was the fact that a lev 1, the or authority under was lion) a ant1 not . buna ursue h.a<J Deen vut· 1'.eq uir• c:a . Hit: ruv11t:y u, oe raiSt:<1 by a lounty Hoap1l:91 law wlucb approval. maJority a only ed Jt:vy canno� be apenl be, ore u is :. � Late l�l!it fall local leaden becouect�, so II wai neCt!IMry to ·- t o[ mew n aa ekmg and way• . . ae wait IIDLU lne 10 year intf rval bad 1 � oo. upitaJ. ra1sJ.DI funds for the cormn&eti working puled uru.d 4rcblteCU were 111• . ...,_H•s · , � .• tould 1,e aecumuli.\ed . � ... building and furniahin& a.ti at 'lhen there_ · wu • the maije,. �I beU-er than flll60.&.N;<lb, w_,. .'1�)..,..-1 . rmn& cosu ar conac.rucuon the facility. At lint the idea or pu� -· ,· -. nt�asity 01 settb.Jlg we toc�tton l!iUbattiplions waa studied but the 1or a nospita.t, Ule thousand ano county was obviou111ty lacking 1n une OeU1.W1 lor.ever mung to com, pe n;ons who could make enough p1_1cue me m,ner. Ann mere wn sizeable donatiohs. 1ouways tne never answered pruOther plan, were 1uuested and 1.Mem ot r.usm11 more money. discard.ea un lil the plan of aakin& lRll:0 AND TRIED On U1e Jut problem, bond issues lor .t ½: mlll levy spaced over a M«ned to .._ the 1nsww and . on 20 year period was 1uuested, a lour sep.irate occ.a111ona the issues measure de5igned to rlUie �.were p1aced before the voters. On 000. e.ic.b occasion they failed to gar­ 'lbe Meiga County COmmiuion­ ut:r Ule flcce1sary I).> percent 01 Ute en, earl.)' tnit yeu, acted. Lo put \'ote 1or pu&lge. 1· ne ur•t wu for tbe meaaure on the ballot aL lbe 2 mtl.1111, rne second tor aY.a milla, pnmary election and appointed a �ne tnm:I tur 4 mllla ano \he list riosp1tal Commi!lllion, composed ol 2 to be <Jeieatea in 1807 was for Dr. tc.aymond Boice, Bernard Fultz. mitls. AJwa)s, except once, the is­ tal Hmdy and W. 0. Atkllll to sue recc1voo the majoruy of the work witb lbe Vel.ecans Mepiorial VOl.e8 but latlea to gel the � per­ HoapftaJ Board or Trustees. Tbe cent needed. measure passed and all that re. In tho mlddle In "9fy um­ maw la to proceed in an orderly petgrl was 1he group .t men wtto manner 111 conall'ucting the hos­ maft up the Veteran,• M.morill pital. BNnl of Tn,1Nt1. 5tt up under tn• Yetwan, MNMrlel Act, the The Veteran.a' Memorial Fund board ,.. by law, COfflPGMd of now is about $201 ,000. A total of 11 member-.. 1hr: of whom '6.300 has been paid in architects IIWlt be IMffllNn of OM politi­ leea making the fnnd total $201,· • cal party and tn,. .t ,... othff. 300. 1'be recent bond issue WIii for Omy three members or the orig­ '235,000, brmgin& the: total of lo­ inal board appomted in ISM by cal funds lo $442,.500. The federal authority of tne Veteran!! Memor- government under the Hi ll - Bur. 1&1 Act remain on the board. They \OD Acl, will match t:bu with $221,· are Crill Bradford, Racine, presi­ 250, giving a total of $663,7:K) tor dent of the board for the last COlll�Uction and furniablngs. nme years; R. L. Jacobs, Pomeroy Archihd Harry ••r Nr,, busmeuman, now vlce-pn&ident; and H. E. Starkey, Columbi• town­ Whffllnt hat alrHCly -­ over-all plans for thli hoaphel ship tarmer. lleCl'etary, Leo which have bean •pproved bJ l·he original Vaughan, Pomeroy businessman, tM St... Dtptrtmeftt ef HNlth. has been in omce aince the board The plan, call for an •timat.cl was ota:anized. These men have $531,950 for ..,...,al construe formed Che nucleus around which lion, $54.000 fw llvllt-in furn/II,, the hospiUal iuue hu revolved for lngs ind lrnpro,emants, and $77,473 t.r other funalahl,_ the past 14 ye.an. Four of the orieinal board of lncfudins an vlH'O'CMte ..,_.. trustees have passed away before i"t room. The spee4 witb which the hos­ they had an opportunity or seeing i!iel.p County Yolen finally ac­ pital will become an accomplished cept the h01pital. They were Bart fact, a Memorial, lies In the hinds Rawling■; and Cbarlea McJtaster, of the men who will handle the both Middleport businea.smen; E. financing and construdion. The W. O'Briea, Bedford farmer, and bonds will go on sale at once and Meigs County the architect has only to complete J. M. Thorntctn, health officer, who recently pass­ detailed plans and ask for bids. But, until the ho1pital is COB• ed away. Members of the original board slructed, furnished, and in use, who have reaigned are J. M. alar­ the Meigs County Veterans Memor­ tin, Manning D. Weblte'r, Alfred ial Trustees and the H08pital Com• Elberfeld an.d Omar Bayes. Dr. mission will share t.b.8 .ruponaibH­ fta,ymond Boice, who wa.s appoint­ ity to assure people of Meige Col.la­ ed to fill the ncancy caused by t, their money is well ap,enL . ' No completion it.ti! haa: been an,­ the death of Mr. ,Rawlings, also nounced. haa resigned. Present memben, in addJtion to WOULD MPGEll Ulose named above, are David 0. BOSTON UPI- Nortbeul Air. Jenkins, Edward Thomas, Uen'ry Cla,worthy, Theodore Beed, Jr., lines and Trans World Airline, Roy Betzing and Donald Brewer. announced today they will merge For several year& the Veterans' if permission can be obtained Memorial HospJtaJ Tru,tees foqght !rom the Civil Aeronautics Board � what was a futile battle. In 1956 enc.I the Securities llnd EJ!;chanee over $200,000 Jiad accumulated ln Commission. tbe , eounty treuury fof" the VeterNOT OUT OF LINE an's Memorial. DAYTON, 0. UPI-An orficla.\, The HUI-Burton Aet was passed In . Congress making matching or the Eli Ully Drue Co., Monday funds available tor hoapltal con- night denied drug ptioes were structlnn, 50 cents of iederal mon• out of line and aaJd II wa, time ey for every dollar raised locally. to answer queaUou arllin1 from 'Ibis made the $200,000 in the the Senate's invUti&atinl of tbe oowl� tuuuey worth $300,DOD to- lwtUlll)'. ' SIIS STUDENT KILLID DENNISON, 0. UPJ-Rl,hard R. Crupe, 18, a junJor at Canton Leh111an .High School, wae killed in an automobile cralh here t� d.Q'• . . �•rvct• .,....itln tha::....,,,_ .::. kw ';' , ' 1,· Qu�stions Asked Help Hospitals • e Other Hosp1·tal Cost1.:u,_ Lik h 1 Exp�es, H� Climbed H. g ,� ��- ��� � s� -� Give Good Care IIER UP? CLEVELAND UPI-The Retail Be\ler•Ke Dealers Assn. said to­ 1 day the price or beer here will probably go up five cents a bottle I eoon. A price rise of one cent a bottle was put into effect imme• dlately. The increa11e follows a wh olesale • price rise . ..,.-low price. , 4 By L-0well Wingett . . the aprroval May 3 of the bond issue which assures With constru�tion o a 4 1 -hed bo�pital, 14 years of frustratiori and disappointment, and sometimes conrusion , has ended for a small group of local men and women who had dedicated them. selves to the job of securing an adequate ho,pltal facility for Meigs county. It wa� year:'! this fall when Meigs county voters, in a bu,rst of pafliQtic gratitude, voted a levy to construct a Mem­ onal to Meigs equnfA, -soldiers who had fallen in all wars. The memory of WorR1(War I I and its grim toll of the young men of the county was still fresh in the minds of the voters and the Iev:y, � extend over a 1 0 year period, was voled by a rarge maJonly. �cr'red TWiil llzi . • ' ' HOLLYWOQD SLllf SIT Whitt lln.111•flnlllhtd l\eo!i� ma,­ . tr- and boupriq, ud lop. AU . at '�- �. With. the approva1 o 1 lh e I evy, 1 co11Iu&10n arose u to how to use the money. 11 waa paned under lhe Veterans ' Mefi:'orial Act which �mpowered counu�s t.o \·o� lev1ea to erect memonals to their war dead. But, on the issue placed on the b�llot, the word '"hoapital" ilad I been 1nse�ed, a word that had �t 111 lhe Veteralll Memorial ' • • Elberfelds In Pomer�y . 0. , 1 refer to Edison Hobstetter. It i1 routine on normal l>C<::U· ions to consult with the person when a tribute or note or oornmendation is lo be made about him. In thia case it baa not been done. Mr. Hobstetter would have said, ..Let it go:" Many people do not want to let ll roo. Mr. Hob8tetter had reason to be ptoud of havln& chairmaned a 1946 c;,;-IPmittee that obtained a buae rb.Jjorlty for a tax levy toward , ;ieterans' memorial that w11 a�_JOled to be . a ho111pital. He wo�e6''ln cooperation with abt;,ut 20 �opl� fr� all ov:er the coun1 ty ;jel� •�thtl story. W D J94G �lbirl fallt.d s., .. '-'· •49.,s .. . By Chester L. Tauehlll . A lot of folk• had a hand in persuading 54 per cent of the voters on May 3 to say "yes" to a ½ mill bond issue for the 111>w ;,.,sured Meigs County Veterans' Memorial Hospital. One man, however, deserves special recognition. No better tl!ne than now, In this issue commemorating National Hospital Week; could be devised to pay public respect to him. I $199.50 ' Easily converts to hetl. Beautyresl seat. tufted back. tapered legs, storage box . Choice of five colors. _ , . ' MODERN TAPERED ARM HIDE-A-BED by SIMMONS Potluck Event Featured Ry Special Speaker Cla•• Pomeroy's Edison Hobstetter Took Leading Role On Issue · 1 . •r r NOW ONLY ,. The outin& was held at the home of Mr. 10Q Mra, Milton Houdaahelt wilh , the fOllo,ring. present: Mr. aQd Mn. Wendell Gerlach and Mike, S uqn and Steven, Mr. aod Mn. Herma n Jttneald, Mr. and Mn. Ruben co m na and Debbie, Mr. and MM! • Joe &'-'o• .QOINI .,, Debb"le an d Hope. &tr, and Mr:i BIid Wil10n. Mr. and .Mn. Norm.,,n Yeauger, Mr. and liri. Hora� Abbott and Dannie, RoJer and Vic�le. SAVE MORE THAN EVER on MATTRESSES & CONVERTIBLES B■autyrtst _________________________ A wiener rOial was held Tues­ day evenin8 . by the Homebuilden class of the Middleport Church of Chrilt. Rev Fred l Gardner, putor of the c hurch gave the bleuing prec� ing the meal. -,:,· enttne al HOSPITAL HOSPITAL SECTTON SECTION ----1-.-. ------ --· --------------------s:"IGLE ---------------""!!-" ------------------------------------------------------May Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllildleport, ,;;..:...;..;....:.....:...�------ -----------·----------• ... ..:.;;:.;.;;,;___;;_,;_.......;;..... Church Class �olds Outing At Ho udashelt Home Mn. Leonard .Van 'Meter, Steven Le6nard and Brenda, Mr. and Mn. Da.n Whitt. •nd Barlnra, Mr. and ijra:. W-illlA' ffl trbeser and Debbie. Mr. end Mn. Willard Boyer and Brenda and BJi-ry, Mr. and Mn. Roger Phillipi, '; Rita and Randy, :an. Wallace Q:r'tdlord and Neda. · Rev. and ·M.l'li. Gardner, Mrs. Cl•rence U'fl'll,", Mrs. Richard Oil· er and steyen 11nd Ricky, Mr. and Mr,. Rafmond Cole and Raeanh,i it\d Oavl'd. Beverly and Neda Ho)­ daihelt aa& 1wo gue■LI,· Ruth Ann F.dWarda ari4 Sharon Hoschar. • • e Approximately 50 memoers and guests attended the vper• alion forward rugbl held recenuy by Henuocl< lirove Grange. Tne program wtuc.b was i.n the 1orm of an amateur hour, opened w1w group SIJl&ing ot America and the pledge to the !Jag. A welcome and me meaning of "Operauon •1>rward" was given by µ,o .Story, wonhy master, fquowed by the song, J CIC lh..111¥1 The first meeting of the new year for the Love. Joy Circle of Jo' lrst the M iddleport Bl!jlist ( Church waa held et the home o! their chalrman, Mrs Edlson Baker Tuesday evening, The meeting opene d with pray• er by Mra. J. M. Archer and the followln& committee heads were named by the chairman: Program Mn. Charle• Lewla; Project, Mu. Tony Fowlftr, Mrs. Cecil Bradbury and Mrs. John Kaufr; W hite Cro&S Guest night was held by the Bennett; Secretary, Priscilla Circle of the First Bap­ Mrs. Cherie& Mn. Fr-ank Cheetebre w· Devotions tist Church of M iddleport When Mi1111 Sylvia McMaaler; ' Treasurer, the group met at the home of Mrs. Richard Hovatter for their Mn. Joe Wilton ; Love Gift, Mrs. and Reading, B. F. Parmalee M11y meeting. Archer. . M J. Mra Mn. Harold Thomaa chalrman Project, for the year were dl1cu11ed with plana made to place Secret Place magazi11es in ho�pital,, to make Cancer p;,ds, aae11t In the work or the Week day Rellglo_ua Education program and lo help with local mission proJcctll when needed. The meeting clo1cd with prayer .. •tlPDII M<IIJDU>< by Mra. Bennett and a reeding Mr. and Mn. John LewJ■ and "Man 'a Heart HH Secret of Fmd­ l!ion of Belpre vltited Sunday with ln& a Belter World" · by Mn. M r. and Mn. Lloyd l larrl111. Bradbury. Mr. and Mn. Richard Ward ud D1.1rlng the social hour Hfler son, Ricky of Ravenawood apent the meeting a 1:1alad l'OUrse was Sunday afteri1 1JOn with Mrs. Jam• served to Mrs. Ramon Grin,, Mrs. ca Murray. Fowler, Mrs. Mrs. flrildhury, Mr. 1ind Mrs. Edgar Wolfe spent Kaufl, Mrs 81:'nnell, Mrs. Lewis the weekond with their da ughter Mrs. Wil1on, Mrs. Art'l1er und and aon-ln•law, Mr. and Mn. Janet Baker and Myrta Wilson, Carol Marlin In Rind, W . Va. &ueats. Mrs. Jame1 Pullen left IHl Sunday for Poplar Blurr, Mo., to vialt with her mother. Mn. Eli· ubeth Arnold. She will aho vl1it with her 1randrhother, Mn. Alice Mohan who celebrated her lOlll birthday yelterday. Mr. and Mrs, Sidney RuHe)l of Glouater vlalted over the week end wllh her father, Rue Tucker• man and other relaUYe■. Mr. and Mra. Jack NPff 1and chlldren of Ravenawood visited retenlly with Mr. and Mra. Roy Stan1bury. Mn. Dwl,u:ht Wallare I• ill at • SlmmoM - the world'■ large1t bedding maker - cooperated brr home with III vlr1111. u1 a nd other "key dealers" In America, to bring yoi, the with Mr,. William �ilatl'r and l'hll­ ·eatest monoy-1aving ■ale In our hl1tory. Only month, of tllreful _ dren Su11n and BIiiy were, in Parker■burg Monday. ► Jnnin J and carload purchau, could make these ama1i111 bed· Mr. and Mra . .f'red Gibb• Jr. ding bargain, po11ible. Shop • • . compare the low prices yourself! apent the weekend with Mr. and Save now...buy now...you may never ,.. 1uch an opportunity again. Mr1. Georre Circle ol St. Al• � bani, W. Va. Weekend 1ue111 of Mr. and Mn. Ernenon Jones and family were Mr. tnd M n. Carlton Fitch and 1on1, Toledo. Mra. Fitch waa a Paae al the l.> AR State Co11rer• I .OW I.OW PRICE ent'e recenlly held In Cleveland ti w1u Sharon Jonea, d1111hter of lhe Jone,. Shuon , a 1tudent at OU waa alao a weekend iUHt with her P•nnla. A !11 an dout for .� 1 )•11' :1ml \'alue! J-h� "'lll■rl new Mr. and Mr•. Charle. Neal 111d fhrnl h:1sC' 1md t u rtt•cl b11 ·k romforhblc e,-,autyrHt rrandton, Perry -i,,enl Monday In C ' u�hf ans. Availa bll' i n suhPe, (:Olorful tweeds. Re­ Columbo,. mcmhC'r PVt'ry 1�ide•a·bed i· � a aof.a with • ,guNl Mr. and Mrs. r..arry Lewi, of ro11111 ins-ide. 0 :><'n.� into c1 Simmons bed for two Bellelontaine were recent vial­ bt•ddini,: in pl.ice. lor, of Mr. and Mr,. Elwood Le­ ' wi,. Mr. ind Mn. Marcu1 Cotllnl• ham who have been here becau1e of tilt- lllnen and death of her 111l1ler, Mr,. Marth.a Hamm, left lhla week for tht!lr ho1ne in Sara1ola, Fla. Mr. and Mra. E.arl Bole of Cln . clnnatl "l•lled Mo11d 1y and Tufll· day with Mr. and Mra. Frank Murray and mother, Mr■. Ea,le Trlchler. • • • • Hemlock Grove Grange Has Program In Observance Of Operation Forward Night You may have wondered why so man y questions are aaked when you are admitted to the hospital -not only your name and ad­ dress, but your birthdate, birth­ place and other questions. The reason is that this is the start of the medical re<'ord of your hoa­ pital stay-and its very important that it be idenm.i as yoW' re• cord, and yours alOne. U you are admitted to the hospital agaln your new record will be added to this previous record. Your record is made up of many reports from people you have seen in person and from expert.I behin d the scenes: •Preliminary diagnosis on ad· mission. *Your symptoms In your· present illness. • Your medical history, includ­ ing family medical history_ •Findings in your phy1lcal el· aminatlons on admiision and dur, ing your stay. •Orders for tests and treat­ ments in special departments of the hospital, such as laboratoty and x-ray and reports or the re­ sults. •Orders for drugs and for the 'type of diet you need. • Progress notes during your stay. "Reports of treatments carrjed out from the simplest sllch II "sat u p in chair'' to the detailed record of a surgical operatiun. •oJagnosis al the time of dls­ t'harge. medic"I Wi1h advances in science. and. the increase in the number of st?rvlces which make more diagnosis 11nd treatment precise and more eUective, · the medical record has become in­ creasingly importan t , and increas­ ingly complex. Your doctor and other physi­ cians who examine you write or si.gn records of your history, physical examinations, and pro­ gress notes. They also · write or• ders for the record. If you have surgery, for example, the opera­ tion ia reported in complete: de­ .procedurn tail as to methods, iu4 reaull&. �• I •' ' • • • i : ;:;� ;p:�� ·�· Po i o ; ., ,neroy-� ;;::;,;,�;(f::��� , ;. M- Ma ny S • IE ts lI ' . •' Ha nd s , Mrs Mume Af.!iold, Mrs. Wm. 0Cl0 Ven follms, M rs Howard Roush, Mrs. The theme or National Hospital . Mr. and :\lr:s Holl y ONeal anr1 John H oorf'. M rs Norm.11n Weyf'n- Wet k this year-"Tt'Le Hospitalrh1ldr-en of 1'h1· l'la1ns and M r mil ler al1e11ded 1he luncht>on for �fan} Hands and Many Skills"and Mn Ci]I i ll• drnan of f)f'•tt·h girl s.ecntt h•ader:. 1 11 Al h1•11s on a�rves to remind U.!1 that hospih1l11 are people lhe people who are Fork werr Sundar dinnN gue�h Monday. I patients, and the dedicated people or :\11�• rn·dit W i l l u nrt daugh Miss Alic-£' Eu ler iit1l•n<lf"d t h (' w ho care for them. No matter how ter. bactal•llreale service at Hacine large and impre&11ive the ho.spital Jt>ffinf' F,dmn was t he S.i l ur Sunday cvl'nin, bu1' Id ins, no ma1ter how Yarious ,-_;::;..___;;.___;_ ,;;;_...;._..;:;;.;;______=;..a;aaa;;a., and curnphcated the equipment, the<e can be no ho,pltal care without the people lo perform the teaks to meel ea� human need. • • Thl're are some million and a half workers in our hospitals to• day, and their number and their varied skills are M.eadily increas ing each ye11r. Lei's lake a look at this expandi11g hospital field, in which lht>se many hands 11nd many �kills are at work. When we talk about the nearly Ii.BOO hospi 1als in the United States, we're talking about a tre­ mendoua variety of institutions, which can be defined in a great number of ways. One of the way, We cab loo;k,at th ho91tltal fiel<I J11 to )1y 1 •�at k r.nib of patients do our hMpitalll eare for!" An� the way 'we UIU�ll,y an1wer this qae,tJon f1 to ■■Y that there \ Ski lls, Is Th�me· Best \\fishes TO Meigs General Hospital ON YOU R . _ ,...., , .,. -1"�.,..'l'"''l"T""II! · 1.;:r "t • / j-,_1/,,it: ��- ' :J,'4 • � •"'I :i "/J:i. · : •1 , -._ , � � � I · f ·� � .,. ",' � · · I 1i "' {:u /;,,j •� . f! ,..!!,� �!\. ItemS , ""f I n tereS t 'J', .� • � · . �f ·,r ;:,i,- ' Cong ratula tions :;�1,a!:i�,,�·:r�� \ rd • • f To The Stoff and Penonnel At Meigs General '4 T iKEN. J:�E 1IOSPITAL $:>E � i:;�; �th":11 . THE Barnitz, Ca roL Criswe ll, ana Piu11rie Hysell, oltlce ttiie,iu," �-d 09ndltlon, , flee mllnager; Mrs. . �vt,j (r wbleh eare profit. , it · , index, It � oho)y cert.Ir. ter• hospital or n Bliie ki lc , the ' ·-· · to m� 70u, lhou1d tio! Voluntary hoapltlb predpmln- �icea, altd lh ;acl/.tition it does 0 l� t�� �� jlo .ff'/ number J94�lflls itilnp or trethe oI, til�io,tion ;i>rovl�• patients of total in numhcr •\e oti(i no li""' . pr d,rol) lc ) psy t cared 10, e1ch yelr-"lllore than m,ndqua 'll'O.iib 1'tlch l\aJ jal<•n· for people bu jnmu'iJ; ........nd, ·�t m \ ' tue �01 t:a7;I· b p/ e l y ho- two-thirds of all admiuions are• place wlifun -ea�h of the IP,llarite t�at the huml>e:r·.'o f dls for , pltala, or tuihci,c(jjo,t, hosplta!A- to these bo1p1tal1. The �•te and aervl�_r ht rrowth e>f Ult Cllni- , whom thinp tin be dOne hu Jn­ or 'for '))aUehts or a particular aa:e local a:overnmtntal ho1pit1la ac- cal ll�hfon:, for e�miite, whe� creased; and th�, that Inflation a:roup, auch II chllclren't hMpltals count for 20 percent 4f all admla- teat■ ind 1tiljlle1 wh �h - r e fPU·,1 '1"fetta the ho.11plU1l ju1t aa It af­ / .nd geriatric lnituutioni. ,, iiitit�· feels you. 1ion.a, while the prtlptietary and tine � Wf!le only 1ie � When we l�k at hOIP,itala from federal hoapital4 �ccou,:J for 7 of ----�--pl'oj�ta I deq_ e ••� -thta point of view, we find that the and 6 »er �nt rettteCti"�lt, Payro11 coats .account for ttie, genera ) hospItI- 1s pre• uom 1na te In 'We 1hotild point OUt li e- that •• av.. -eater. ru.� �.t Of lhe lnl:..., r.-, ae_ bl number, for lhey account for 81 mo1t of our lJ�itils ffl �ltected tao 1hort-term ho1pll1ls. ln 19'6, ;.:j:iJ..l PQr cent of all hospitals, or .aboui ��a go y-ernl"a: board of · eommun- the 1vera.1e itay ln these hotpitall! -� by 4 out of ft. The lariest single are up ity leaders wfw -accept die fina.l re- er11e. co,t per ,ta.v in the volun• 1 of apeeialty hospitals 11 formed by spon1ibillty tor the o�atlon of w•• �� Iii,,. .t and the aven&e � the PsyChlatrk hospitals. 1frt,CI[ . lhf! hospital. .Per piK.leat _per cJ•y was $l0. �IP': ' 1 ' � Jn number of patients ca�d for � , t � et"4(, ey appoint the ffl ember1 of atay, the.rel�. he av ·, each year, the predomln1mce o r the t. heThmedical 1taff, to whom they wu about � o1 wbicb '4!Ji was J..u. , W,Mf ,UPJ., LT.;M�y I general ho.11pltal la even greater, delegate rc1pOnslbltlty f(Jf provid- for payroll and $6S for other colts, uemtu!rlllt · i1 ii e· 1il e,u0Uc1tla ror 95 per cent of all admissionl'I Ing high quality medical care, they lncludlng 1uppllea and equipment. were privately convinced today each year are to the aeneral hos• appoint the admlnl1tr1tor, to ly 1 951, ulth an 1ver1.. lflV that the summit conference nare­ pit.all. ln 1� there were 23.7 Jllil• whom they delegate respOnaibilily of 1., day, and en _...,... per up may have robbed the GOP of lion admissions to our nation's hos• ror the df1tctive and efficient manlta cherithed "pe,ce" Issue for diem coat of $29.14, tll• ■ pltala, an Increase of more than 8 asement of the hospital. The gov coat ,.r stay wa1 alJMlt $216. the 1960 c1mp1l1n. miUion over UM6. erning board memben ierve with- Th• cost tuppllN, �ulpment, Moat Democrats and all ltept1bAnothar w-r to look at our out pay: they meet regularly to and oth"° non1Nyrolj •xpHIN, Ileana, concerned over the blow hotpft1l1 11 to clnarfr- them ac• ffNl lr19 to wh. "'"' a nd .,.,. review and act upon the hospl lu l ' s had not -.ulte doubl ed at "$IS; to U. S. prestige in Pari1, main• program and pollciea. but th• ,.,,on co1tl had nHrly talned a united front and refraln­ ,tts th.m. LMktd at thl• wey, ed from public critlcilm whlle trlplN, hours rl,lng to $131, dedicate additional They th•re are th"" me lor .,.u,. of aervlce to work on comEleenhower was still Preaident rlaing the to ng Also contributi th. voh,nt•rv hosplt1f.. th• fOV• auigned Paris lttees lo of the in board m perrising . and worker, number of p,o,. ttt. iftd trnment hotpltal,, apeclal projectJJ and problems. The sonnel cost.a has been the reducBut their off-the-record com• prlehry hotplt1l1. turn, la a self- tlon in the avtrage workweek in mj)ntr ahowed the matter waa de• More than half of our hoepltals medical staff, in -about 3,IK>O of th@m are Yolun- governin g body which meeb reg- hospitals. In HM5, less than 2 per velop.ng into a major political jg. tary ho1p\tal1 operated by church ularly and haa it1 own cOmmittees cent of hospltal1 reporting In an sue. Behind the acenes, politicians r groups or by nonprofit aaaocla• to review varloua aapecta o med. American Hospital Association sur- were matlna: thf!lir own hard-eyed to vey had a workweek of 40 hours c1lcul1tions of the effect on the l, and the hospita tlon1: moat of theae are gene ral l ea! care in deadmlnllltra�lve the with work or leM. By 19MI, 80 per cent of ho1- Demoet'ils and on Vice Prealh01pit1l1. 'nle next lara:eat ltt;J�P 11 formed by the 2,200 covettUnent parlments of the hospital (or bet- ,pit1\1 had a 40;bour . ,, workweek , dent Riehatd M. Nixon, 'the prob­ � · and 2 per cent had- treduef!ld, ;lhelr able GOP pre1ldential nominee. ho1pltal1. SJx per eent ,, ofi ,11 1 hOSt ter patient care. One worried Republic,n said, TM •ff l'V of many hand, a nd workweek to less than 4Q hours. pltal11 are opetaled by· tbe fedJral r• I • k ll ny payroll • • rising • of Democrala ■re trying to put "the impact The mo i mt the of membere for eovemment .,.., tolnt costs IA e11pecially great for hos• on a 'united front' now. But armed servlcea, for veteran,, and PNPI• th,n • l pltab, not only hecause of their they're going to hit u1 later 1 tor other apeclal purpo1e1 : and 27 to hMPltal,, Ne:•u•• hotplta round-the-clock services but be- charging that "It all adds up to I per cent are oi,erated by state and earto can do MOr• ffr local government. The stale hos- Pl• thin awr Nfor•. Tha In- cause payroll is such a large comert11ad u11- of hotplt•I • out• ponent of coat,. When we hear of pltals are chiefly p1yehlatrlc In NtehK tha lncrN•• In tht ,.,. a riae In Industry payrolls, we ac1tllutlon1. 'T'he ho1pltal1 owned or operate(! ulatton. Let'• leok •1 Jome fl,-. cept the fact that the rise will be r renected In the cost of the proby local governmei,.ta are a mixed UNI for the ,.,twa ,-,l ed, In 19M, tor every hundred per- duct; ln horpitals the Impact of a iiroup, chlefly general hospitals: 1ome are flnaneed from taxes for 1on1 In th'e population; ther'e were payroll rlee on costs Is twlce as the care of Indigent patients, whlle three more admissions to the hos great II it would be In motJt man· others aorve the whole commun- pltal than In 19-lff; and this in- uracturlnp: lndu1tries. Hoapllal1 face another dl iflcul­ lty and function ln a wa)' similar treaae In 1dmlulona was ronfln@d to the "oluntary ti.Oapltal1, depend• to thort- if!lrm nontcderal hosplt- ty, too, as compared to Ind ustry. Moat industriea can 1t1ndardize Ing only in part on tans for 1up- al1-whlch IN predominantly th@ port. The remalnlnJ 1G per cf!lnt of eommunlty hMpltala of the nation. their produds, and with standU'di­ our. hospltall are. proprietary In- hl 1858. the number or adml11ions zatlon It 11 pouible to Increase atltutlons, operated by lmllvlduala, to the short-term voluntary hosplt- productivity throu,h autom1tion partner1hlP1, or �orpor1tlon1 for 111 alone Wat !'{lore th11n the total and improved effi cieney, Hotlpllala, of all adnUulon1., to h()spiLlla of too , use · new method, to Cll.t eoaia . every •lt lnd of owner,hlp and ter• In the hoapital aerYlcea \Vhieh 10 on behind the 1cenes, •• In th� vlce, In 1N8. New Nl'Ylee and new exp1h1lon1 buaJftfs,_ off,�, In, food pnpa:r!tl�n : of 11rvlc1111 already ln operation, and plant operation, and in 10me . have come eo fut 11 to defy the laboratory proceduru IBut ho1pit11l c•re i• a lel'tlce, da.t1•11thertrs. IBut hert's a veey 1imple example of expansion, b11- not a product; .it can nner be f!ld on data tor a list of ultded st■ ndarlaed completely, eV(!:n be-, typea of h�pltal aervlce1 reported hind the acenea. No paUent'a c11e by thf!I 1hort-term nonredel"ll hos- cen f!lver be 1a1)eled "roullnf!I" unti1 after hit dlacharre. pltala. The antlJ1U1nt chalt-.. ,. Jn IIMe, these ho1i,ltal1 aYetiled: the hleplt1I h te tnMt tht .. theae or pa,Uculive 11ver a Uttle montl hr t1Nt hltlNttt •uoll" lar oervleoa per hotpllal, 11Nt 'l!1oot c•'9 Ind te $1nttln I WliMW ,:ommon tietna di1�01t1c l , 'JI.ray, l ar eloct laboratory, d ollnl,al .. lt 1 .':!�c ,-,, I, � • h 1t1 n'�l�, =t•;.� ausIN'!!,1; t!ean OF 'iiu-, ·�p�� "'•••re!�. Hospital On Your 1 2th Annivenary \a �all. RAWLI NGS-COATS Home For Funerals 4�•� L LfttDIBIII D "\ ?J"½� I/ff... B EST WISH ES Th e progressive future of our oreo is enhonced by the passi ng of the Meigs Memoria l Hospital Bond I ssue at the recent e� lection - - and w i l l add greatly to the a lreody f i ne servic e we are receiving from the excel lent sta ff of Meigs General Hos-" pita I. ECONOMY SAVI NGS & LOAN CO. ''::l.: OF A That serves so Well - .. ' WE SALUTE • IN =::;'$' .; 1 :-.:�1�·=· ::=:.t�: "rL " � .� °" .. 1t · � � ,·. ' .... fiW, . IJ.I . r ,,.,._ '.. . . . , ,;i'fi ••"',].1".I.. �"'41! OUR 'StNCllRE ·- - S l!t WISHl•S t6 tHI . 'ON YOUR 12TH ANN -I VERSAtlT , ; IOF • i� : ' ""' , ,,) • • �-••*P,t :MIIGS··'G '' ,, ---➔ -- Of The 12th AN N IVERSARY WHICH TO. LIVE. I, On Yo■r · 12t'i. ,\judvel'illlry . !.:�l ' • J C:"' • i • .::r 'l : � �IC., � e s !:J .IVi I I. H. Sanborn .Jewe·l ers . " , . ' II . , ,. ., ... 1fills • Meig s Cen eral Hc,s pita l ,. . ,, , , I .1 DOWN I E-G ROSS, I nc. i I ' •' • • .... - ' ' UPON THI 'OCCASION OF • . t '' ' ' '• . , '"Jfl>-1 i T.•, Th• · ' ' •' ' � \ " ' " '' •• • '1UOY 1 0 ', ., I . '- -�. 1oaff · of ... nt · .s .. . •• ' .. l , L ! OU R BUT WiSHJS • , • • !"' .. .: VOGU E SHOE STORE THAN KS I , , TO TH E STAFF OF Meigs General Hospital Far Their Contribution To Meigs County ,m "- Willia mson Oil Co. " • • � i •• ..... . MEIGS GENE RAL HOSP ITAL AN D STAFF BiSI'r1W ISH ES ! I ..J. • I • 12T_H :U11,iri'f ANNJ"V ERSARY 'l°"' l ' . ;. .'- t'�. . KAR R & · · VA N ZAN DT -�- �- . - _ r'i•o OO,i u1'1.'*,i••,• - .,..._ .,_ .,� -.- ,� ""•".•' , • OH IO VALL EY Plumb ing and Heatin g Far The &fficient a nd OF YOUR .\ ' Meigs �neral H ospital UPON THE OCCAS ION ' . TO • • I •, ' � I t TO • l co·N GRATU LATIO.N S ! ! • ' ON THEIR 1 2th ANNIVERSARY .- ! ' perform their regular .dutlea ef. flciently · but with detachment. ln large hotpitala, where , death 11 a dally vlilit<,r, '.nurse, leam not to form attachments for particular pa,iel)ta. . In sltllll hoapilals there is a dlffererit _ )'•latio.nshl p between . paUeni:s �- n�es. At Mel is G en er• 1I HospJUl ' a particularly fr. i endly ., r , SyraCuse So�iety News , ., • ·•ruc1r .....,. -• tho klld,on Martha CUI....,.., IMny .,,.. {handy far cett.., too.) n,.y I ratt and fff:11.• I. H.ymq. .,., f•ft ta rlaht, Phrlll• Knopp I ' 1 . Of The °'.' ,..;in,, n. . I Meigs Genera l Hospita l I Upon The Occasion J a..� atmosphere iSJ noted on the part of Fren7h and Leona Cleland, with the nursing staff of 19 persons. Henrietta Ruttencutter a graduate nurse. In charge of the nurses at the hospilal is RN Emma Adams, di• Practicai nurses are Amanda rector of nurse,. Relll'.istered nur- Murray, Georgia Fraley. •art.ha se• employed .at the hospital are Gilmvre, Ferne Hayman, Margret• Dorothy Caldwell, Phyllis Knopp, ta Roush, Mabel Tracy, Viola Ela 1e Cross, Jean Wright, Jennie Yeauger and Jean Taylor. Juanita Barrett Patricia Jones, Edna Ratllff is a nurses aid, --- --Slack were nominated for preai• eral of Raymond Wintel'tl, Fair dent and vice pt'esident for 1900- Plains, W. Va. I 61. All memben were named to Mr. and "Mrs. D. W. Roush of the members.hip committe:? which Chillicothe, called on Mrs. Maud will be open until the July me<.t- Johnson and 1i1ter, J<ate Picke111. Ing. Prer;ent were Miu Carroll Sunday guest.I at the Jl[ne1 • Marsaret Cottrill, Mn. Sinclair: Quick home included Mr. and Hra. Mrs. Slack, Ann Shields, and two Eddie Chapman, Columbw; Mr1. a:uests, Metty Theia sand daughter, Mildred Chapman and childreq of Patty Ann. U!tarl Fall and Mr. and Mn. Gor• Jack Duffy, president, presided don West and dauabters, Dorcas. at the recent meeting of the Jr. �r. and Mn. Herbert Zeiher of Firemen at the Ylllage hall. Five Columbus were recent guests ol _ m�mbera �f the Racine Jr. Fire• his father, Henry Zeiher. .m en were guests, Philip Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle and J?e Brinker, Bill Elwood, Bob Es- children spent a weekend in Col 8mgto11 and Thorlif Bentz. One umbus with Mr. and Mn. Johll were member, Bob Sylvester, was Cro'lks and daughten. accepted. Members attending were Mr. ·nd Mn. Gilbert Beegle and Willie Guinther, Bobby Harden ,Dave Hendrix, Dale Hubbard , Rog '. children, Fairborn, spent a week er Hubbard, Eddie Moore, Steve end with her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Shane, Roger Slack, Junior Stowe Ernest McBride. Hiss · Mary Molden of Pomeroy Bill Moore, Jsck Duffy Butch Lisle . Jim Lisle, Bob wn 'lis Buck spent a week with her grandmoth­ Wlllis and three members �f the er, Mrs. Mary Hubbard. Danold E. Pickens, of the Mme Ladies Aupiliary, Ann Lee Wat. HiN�IETTA kfns, Phyllis Hendrix nnd Ada Craft Baae at Charleston, s. C , Two ol 11e1r:1 Gel\eJ'1l'1 ilunee in that flt.Id" sb2 said. vjs1te,;I his wife Rita, and Jtis P¥· Slack. 11re Jea� WriOt il14 HentJ�'t.ta J •. ·A.n,,.,aml.teur ''star &"2ef'' Mrs. .1 Mr, and Mrs. Sam Picken11. ' • 8ut�enct1Uer, ·the latter bulrig an , R U.Ktob11Ullr uses ordirtar1 field A Fireman's Fair wall plan�• I U\lr; _.and Mn. BJU Capehart and ,. unusal hobby' oi avocation. for !une 23_ -2.'5 when th� Syracl.ise 1 Ion, Marvin, Columbus. visited his gJaSlf's. . �dies Auxthary of the Volunteer mother, Mrs. Alice Capehart. ltlr'- Ruttencutter, who resides Two ,tars of particular int.}rest Fire Department met in the village in Mason, W. Va., waS told once Frank Clr."k and son of Toronto recently by a" doctor· she should to her are Orion in the south­ �all recently. Tho fair will be held spent a weektnd with Mr. and Mrs . have been a physicist. Her read• eastern (winter) aky i n the con- m the grade school auditorium Thomas Cl,u k Sr, ing, and she does a lot, is direct­ 11tel11tion ot Pises. The other la and on the echool grounds. More ed. largely · toWard 11ciehtific dis­ "Fomalhaut" 1 brilliant red star details will bo announced later. couraea dealing mainly In astron- of great magnitude in the aouth­ Sylvia Zwilling, presideni,, preside�n s.ky. ed at lhe meeting. Committees my. named were: Fair planning: Carrle . "In the field of nuclear -,hysics Sinclair, chairman, and Verna Mac I know what they're talking about Salaer, Phyllis Hendrix and Jane but I'm not up to the abstract Teaford. Soliciting: Sylvia Zwillmathematical comlllltatlons used ing, Evelyn Moore, Phyllis Hendrix --- ,---'----Br Mr1. Ada Slack Ad■ Slack, Carrie Sinclair Cressa SQUAD CALLEO A surprise .J:10use-warming was Jenkins, Verna ;11ac Salse'r, Irene The Syracuse emergency squad hold honoring .Mrs. Carroll Norris Cundiff and Ann Lee Walkins. w11 called at 10:30 p. m. Satur­ when the Syracuse Home DemonS-Sl!l. Ernest Theiss returned to take Mra. Tom Hayman to stratlon day to Council met at her new Okinawa and A-2c Charles Theiss the Melga General Hoapltal. She home. Members presented he·r to Spain alter 30-day leaves spent was thought to be. suffering from with a brass planter. Attending here as a rci;ult of the death of food poisoning. were Mrs. Herman London, Mrs. their step-father, Gilbert Sinclair. Rob�rt Hartlen, Mrs. Donald CotMr11. Virginia Molden Rice, JackAID IN TREATING OTHIRS trill, Mr&. Alpha Cottrill, Mrs. A. \'". son, Mich., recently visited with Ju1t aa the record, already on Essington of Racine, Mrs. Harry her mother. Mrs. Mary Hubbard. ule may aid your physician in Bailey of Minersville, Mrs. Jo?ln Mf, and Mn. Ola Blake, Sum­ carina: for you, your diagnoais, Sauvaae, l'drs. Harold Smith, VCrs. meraYille, W. Va., recently visited . treatment. and progre19 will be Vir.gd Teafonl, Mr"s. Herbert Pat· k• his llllter, Ada Slack, and family. an aid to other phyalcian1 caring er, Mrs. Uada Ferrell and :.tn. Mrs. Maud Branch, Columbus, for patienlll with 1l111H•r condi• Arthur Sylvester. spent a recent weekend with her tlons. Today the record of a sin• MiH EIE!anor Carroll was ho.e- mother, Mrs. Mattie Springer. ale operation may be more exten• teas to 8 recent meetii,.g or the SyMrs. Oshel Childers an� son, sive than the record of • lengthy racuse Garden Club al the villqe Gre1ory, and Don Miller, Colum. ■lay In the days before the new halJ. Mn. Ad� Slad:, pre■ldent, bu,, Mrs, Harry Miller and child­ road1 to recoyery. To make sure presided. FiYe members and two ren and Hugh Donohew, Great tbat evf!lry single report from 111 gue answe ed roll call. Membera Bend were Sunday guests of Mr. . the variou, teats and procedurea .[ ■r.e requeited 1.8 r to pay $1 Into :the • and Mn. Llge Shields. l1 completed and Included that treasury before the June meeUn1, Mr. and Mre. Howard Carpenter records ,re' Identified and filed M�•- Carrie Sinclair and Ml'. • · AdA and IOn, Wilson, attended the fun. so lhat they can be rapid! locited at an, time, that eac� rf!I• cord la J ndex_ed according to dla1no.ala, operations, 'etc., req�lree lpe�l•J., Ufll &Jld tnowledtt:e1 •�•r • . . TWO The imP,ression that a patient �kea f@llnwing a pertod 1pent m the hospital is uaualb' �ne impreaeJQ.n made bY the nurses, the memlters of' the hoapltal staff who are cloae,t to the patienta. ' ln lar*e'"hQ1pitals ttiere 11 a teriden <1' "" J\_W'Sel to ·be Jmpenonal and their -jatienl!I come ·to recard them H - ID�hanical beinp who , ' . "Z'V�· ' ·, . PA 11' PF IHIFTI OF lo IO homo, tho othor . 'NU.Ill at the Melfa c.n....1 J to werlc, a rw ca u,ht a., �lf�lf when one COIMt .tf Dally hntlnl cim ffa la. WE ti ltUNG BAkE RY ' 0 PLACE ' -� � CONGRATU LATION S AND ITS STAFF THAT CONTiinitJfts so MUCH 'iltl'liiat TO To The Staff 'AT AU$s GENERAL HOSPITAi, Coh g ratu latio .ns ! - MEIGS GlNJthL TO MAKING OUR ARE)l 'A Heartiest Congra tulatio ns HOSPltA l 111118, the. 11vof1p number of ..,. , n . 11111 la, . ,,.._ Ptl' htill'!lll modloLHbiliJ ... bldod !l!.llPl'l.,m.. ' , fflO!!I '"". _,. _ ffll .,,_I tonwnOnlJ affil. . . ...... WlltQ iou boar of .. lnfflue In i '1'1111 la, di eoune, • ...,. r<IUlh CON GRATU,LATION S ' -- -- - • I ' Ewing Funera l Home T H E SHOE BOX i HOSPITAt. . Meigs Genera l Hospital Best Wish es . - to. RIZER OIL ON THEIR 1 2th ANNIVERSARY Gil mo re Su pp ly Sto re \ ·M tlGS ·GENE RAL COMMUN ITY HOSPITAL OF ON YOUR 1 2th ANNIVERSARY • Cong For The Security and Convenience Meigs Ge ne ral Ho spi tal a nd The Steff "'°,. ,... WE ARE GRAtEF·U L To The Staff - Me igs Gen era l �Ospi tal · "T" :; ,•· To Th e Sta ff Meigs General Hospital .. _ CO NGRATU LAT ION S ON YOUR 12th ANNIVERSARY We Are Proutil Of OF 1)y Albert •�tei,. �. 'of­ mtf.. . • ,�,r_,..,, ,- - t, Nurses Provid e Friendl in ess CO N G RATU LATl9 NS Lau<el Gnni• oblerved Oper1v lion F9r,oyd nl,rht Saturday utMr. and Mn. CharlH Chap. ing ··Buu��AI''. JI . the theme. Of­ man of Columbu.1 were dinner l li�kl• Of, .ftle �na l,ai;nber Co. gueah ,t Jarrot Bobo's Sunday. Athena pre,enttd a mm on hom­ Mr. Chapman spoke- at Columbhi ea alltl · materials, The lecturer Cha.PP.I followi11g Sunday School conduc W<I I proatam or readin&s aonU, ·a'hd 'l•'tf\u. ,'- l)olluct dint'es. •nd renewed old_ �cqu � C.1 . M G ; �(l"'d,· lw t\a\lllome Eco. , 1 lir- , 1114',, T! · it"O . dee MT•. )Yanetta ' 'Of; t • Mmii� Clm'fll1 unlb"ut aiHlounce 'tht b aon. Maternal grandparents are Radekln, Mr1. Nellie Vale and I Mr. and MF•· Ralph namer, VP- Mn. P1:l'li Keeton. Dayton la !Bobo per Sal!rrl .•' ,,_ . 'J � 1 � 1.: r- J;-,, · IOli(\ VioW • Mr. and 1'1.ra. John Holliday en� 1pllll'lifi1 a 'week with her brotb· tertained with a tu rkey dinner er Jarratt and wife. Sunday . 1'&L AV[V, knel UPI-Sen , �� '-�- Ge'? I� , c,o}Utl·' WU�t,,,· "1i1!rii�t ' 'l>'Ark. ,nived a 1-reat de-al of bungling. Khrush­ hert ·Monda). for a 16-hour vl1lt, chev h11 mouaetrapped UB. Our in(]uijihl I l\'leetin& with kl'■ell Prhbe "Miql1ter David BenG:Jrlon. . poaition has been weakened.• " 01 1 2th AN N I VERSARY L & Z SHOPS · and lour chlldnn, Columbus """ Sundtiy auelt'i of G. A. Radekin. rh •,n t Rock- I ;;;r,, I )Sef,'1f'!Y, Meigs Gene"' � ospital · We Add Our . Praise and Congratu lations CLI Nl=ON F ISH ER CO. •. , . .,,,,...., ., ,._._ · � -..·-• �..._ " , . ..••, .............. .� · ... .,,,.._' .. If. :....._-;:.7 The drama ol the operatin& - la ■ battle for life .,d i,uttb., be 1 wa1ed i.a:"dar\.....i...... .... ' · · l { } ' There must I,; tiibt ■ hands that they may be IWift: and cure . . . li&ht to help hat rapoad inotantwolll!y to bta -� Tbcn .� ..!'11,'e :,,,ipw' uaiotanta the --.:: IIIIJot be oiid -;.. ,,�7 iia&t :&Wde ti,,, ...;;._� the 11111N 1Ulu, two the 'ritol bloa4 ' . • . readmp. 'd ftlpiratian - aa ....,_w.,. Elcctrldl;y pnnld,. the _,. ol lilht, to 11Wde the power of life In the handa 11111 miado cf opnq room penoand. .LECTRIC co. COLUM ■ ue AHif eouTH IIN OHIO a&.aCT1110 COM•AHY ; ■ -. ' . 1 ,, �• I •' ' • • • i : ;:;� ;p:�� ·�· Po i o ; ., ,neroy-� ;;::;,;,�;(f::��� , ;. M- Ma ny S • IE ts lI ' . •' Ha nd s , Mrs Mume Af.!iold, Mrs. Wm. 0Cl0 Ven follms, M rs Howard Roush, Mrs. The theme or National Hospital . Mr. and :\lr:s Holl y ONeal anr1 John H oorf'. M rs Norm.11n Weyf'n- Wet k this year-"Tt'Le Hospitalrh1ldr-en of 1'h1· l'la1ns and M r mil ler al1e11ded 1he luncht>on for �fan} Hands and Many Skills"and Mn Ci]I i ll• drnan of f)f'•tt·h girl s.ecntt h•ader:. 1 11 Al h1•11s on a�rves to remind U.!1 that hospih1l11 are people lhe people who are Fork werr Sundar dinnN gue�h Monday. I patients, and the dedicated people or :\11�• rn·dit W i l l u nrt daugh Miss Alic-£' Eu ler iit1l•n<lf"d t h (' w ho care for them. No matter how ter. bactal•llreale service at Hacine large and impre&11ive the ho.spital Jt>ffinf' F,dmn was t he S.i l ur Sunday cvl'nin, bu1' Id ins, no ma1ter how Yarious ,-_;::;..___;;.___;_ ,;;;_...;._..;:;;.;;______=;..a;aaa;;a., and curnphcated the equipment, the<e can be no ho,pltal care without the people lo perform the teaks to meel ea� human need. • • Thl're are some million and a half workers in our hospitals to• day, and their number and their varied skills are M.eadily increas ing each ye11r. Lei's lake a look at this expandi11g hospital field, in which lht>se many hands 11nd many �kills are at work. When we talk about the nearly Ii.BOO hospi 1als in the United States, we're talking about a tre­ mendoua variety of institutions, which can be defined in a great number of ways. One of the way, We cab loo;k,at th ho91tltal fiel<I J11 to )1y 1 •�at k r.nib of patients do our hMpitalll eare for!" An� the way 'we UIU�ll,y an1wer this qae,tJon f1 to ■■Y that there \ Ski lls, Is Th�me· Best \\fishes TO Meigs General Hospital ON YOU R . _ ,...., , .,. -1"�.,..'l'"''l"T""II! · 1.;:r "t • / j-,_1/,,it: ��- ' :J,'4 • � •"'I :i "/J:i. · : •1 , -._ , � � � I · f ·� � .,. ",' � · · I 1i "' {:u /;,,j •� . f! ,..!!,� �!\. ItemS , ""f I n tereS t 'J', .� • � · . �f ·,r ;:,i,- ' Cong ratula tions :;�1,a!:i�,,�·:r�� \ rd • • f To The Stoff and Penonnel At Meigs General '4 T iKEN. J:�E 1IOSPITAL $:>E � i:;�; �th":11 . THE Barnitz, Ca roL Criswe ll, ana Piu11rie Hysell, oltlce ttiie,iu," �-d 09ndltlon, , flee mllnager; Mrs. . �vt,j (r wbleh eare profit. , it · , index, It � oho)y cert.Ir. ter• hospital or n Bliie ki lc , the ' ·-· · to m� 70u, lhou1d tio! Voluntary hoapltlb predpmln- �icea, altd lh ;acl/.tition it does 0 l� t�� �� jlo .ff'/ number J94�lflls itilnp or trethe oI, til�io,tion ;i>rovl�• patients of total in numhcr •\e oti(i no li""' . pr d,rol) lc ) psy t cared 10, e1ch yelr-"lllore than m,ndqua 'll'O.iib 1'tlch l\aJ jal<•n· for people bu jnmu'iJ; ........nd, ·�t m \ ' tue �01 t:a7;I· b p/ e l y ho- two-thirds of all admiuions are• place wlifun -ea�h of the IP,llarite t�at the huml>e:r·.'o f dls for , pltala, or tuihci,c(jjo,t, hosplta!A- to these bo1p1tal1. The �•te and aervl�_r ht rrowth e>f Ult Cllni- , whom thinp tin be dOne hu Jn­ or 'for '))aUehts or a particular aa:e local a:overnmtntal ho1pit1la ac- cal ll�hfon:, for e�miite, whe� creased; and th�, that Inflation a:roup, auch II chllclren't hMpltals count for 20 percent 4f all admla- teat■ ind 1tiljlle1 wh �h - r e fPU·,1 '1"fetta the ho.11plU1l ju1t aa It af­ / .nd geriatric lnituutioni. ,, iiitit�· feels you. 1ion.a, while the prtlptietary and tine � Wf!le only 1ie � When we l�k at hOIP,itala from federal hoapital4 �ccou,:J for 7 of ----�--pl'oj�ta I deq_ e ••� -thta point of view, we find that the and 6 »er �nt rettteCti"�lt, Payro11 coats .account for ttie, genera ) hospItI- 1s pre• uom 1na te In 'We 1hotild point OUt li e- that •• av.. -eater. ru.� �.t Of lhe lnl:..., r.-, ae_ bl number, for lhey account for 81 mo1t of our lJ�itils ffl �ltected tao 1hort-term ho1pll1ls. ln 19'6, ;.:j:iJ..l PQr cent of all hospitals, or .aboui ��a go y-ernl"a: board of · eommun- the 1vera.1e itay ln these hotpitall! -� by 4 out of ft. The lariest single are up ity leaders wfw -accept die fina.l re- er11e. co,t per ,ta.v in the volun• 1 of apeeialty hospitals 11 formed by spon1ibillty tor the o�atlon of w•• �� Iii,,. .t and the aven&e � the PsyChlatrk hospitals. 1frt,CI[ . lhf! hospital. .Per piK.leat _per cJ•y was $l0. �IP': ' 1 ' � Jn number of patients ca�d for � , t � et"4(, ey appoint the ffl ember1 of atay, the.rel�. he av ·, each year, the predomln1mce o r the t. heThmedical 1taff, to whom they wu about � o1 wbicb '4!Ji was J..u. , W,Mf ,UPJ., LT.;M�y I general ho.11pltal la even greater, delegate rc1pOnslbltlty f(Jf provid- for payroll and $6S for other colts, uemtu!rlllt · i1 ii e· 1il e,u0Uc1tla ror 95 per cent of all admissionl'I Ing high quality medical care, they lncludlng 1uppllea and equipment. were privately convinced today each year are to the aeneral hos• appoint the admlnl1tr1tor, to ly 1 951, ulth an 1ver1.. lflV that the summit conference nare­ pit.all. ln 1� there were 23.7 Jllil• whom they delegate respOnaibilily of 1., day, and en _...,... per up may have robbed the GOP of lion admissions to our nation's hos• ror the df1tctive and efficient manlta cherithed "pe,ce" Issue for diem coat of $29.14, tll• ■ pltala, an Increase of more than 8 asement of the hospital. The gov coat ,.r stay wa1 alJMlt $216. the 1960 c1mp1l1n. miUion over UM6. erning board memben ierve with- Th• cost tuppllN, �ulpment, Moat Democrats and all ltept1bAnothar w-r to look at our out pay: they meet regularly to and oth"° non1Nyrolj •xpHIN, Ileana, concerned over the blow hotpft1l1 11 to clnarfr- them ac• ffNl lr19 to wh. "'"' a nd .,.,. review and act upon the hospl lu l ' s had not -.ulte doubl ed at "$IS; to U. S. prestige in Pari1, main• program and pollciea. but th• ,.,,on co1tl had nHrly talned a united front and refraln­ ,tts th.m. LMktd at thl• wey, ed from public critlcilm whlle trlplN, hours rl,lng to $131, dedicate additional They th•re are th"" me lor .,.u,. of aervlce to work on comEleenhower was still Preaident rlaing the to ng Also contributi th. voh,nt•rv hosplt1f.. th• fOV• auigned Paris lttees lo of the in board m perrising . and worker, number of p,o,. ttt. iftd trnment hotpltal,, apeclal projectJJ and problems. The sonnel cost.a has been the reducBut their off-the-record com• prlehry hotplt1l1. turn, la a self- tlon in the avtrage workweek in mj)ntr ahowed the matter waa de• More than half of our hoepltals medical staff, in -about 3,IK>O of th@m are Yolun- governin g body which meeb reg- hospitals. In HM5, less than 2 per velop.ng into a major political jg. tary ho1p\tal1 operated by church ularly and haa it1 own cOmmittees cent of hospltal1 reporting In an sue. Behind the acenes, politicians r groups or by nonprofit aaaocla• to review varloua aapecta o med. American Hospital Association sur- were matlna: thf!lir own hard-eyed to vey had a workweek of 40 hours c1lcul1tions of the effect on the l, and the hospita tlon1: moat of theae are gene ral l ea! care in deadmlnllltra�lve the with work or leM. By 19MI, 80 per cent of ho1- Demoet'ils and on Vice Prealh01pit1l1. 'nle next lara:eat ltt;J�P 11 formed by the 2,200 covettUnent parlments of the hospital (or bet- ,pit1\1 had a 40;bour . ,, workweek , dent Riehatd M. Nixon, 'the prob­ � · and 2 per cent had- treduef!ld, ;lhelr able GOP pre1ldential nominee. ho1pltal1. SJx per eent ,, ofi ,11 1 hOSt ter patient care. One worried Republic,n said, TM •ff l'V of many hand, a nd workweek to less than 4Q hours. pltal11 are opetaled by· tbe fedJral r• I • k ll ny payroll • • rising • of Democrala ■re trying to put "the impact The mo i mt the of membere for eovemment .,.., tolnt costs IA e11pecially great for hos• on a 'united front' now. But armed servlcea, for veteran,, and PNPI• th,n • l pltab, not only hecause of their they're going to hit u1 later 1 tor other apeclal purpo1e1 : and 27 to hMPltal,, Ne:•u•• hotplta round-the-clock services but be- charging that "It all adds up to I per cent are oi,erated by state and earto can do MOr• ffr local government. The stale hos- Pl• thin awr Nfor•. Tha In- cause payroll is such a large comert11ad u11- of hotplt•I • out• ponent of coat,. When we hear of pltals are chiefly p1yehlatrlc In NtehK tha lncrN•• In tht ,.,. a riae In Industry payrolls, we ac1tllutlon1. 'T'he ho1pltal1 owned or operate(! ulatton. Let'• leok •1 Jome fl,-. cept the fact that the rise will be r renected In the cost of the proby local governmei,.ta are a mixed UNI for the ,.,twa ,-,l ed, In 19M, tor every hundred per- duct; ln horpitals the Impact of a iiroup, chlefly general hospitals: 1ome are flnaneed from taxes for 1on1 In th'e population; ther'e were payroll rlee on costs Is twlce as the care of Indigent patients, whlle three more admissions to the hos great II it would be In motJt man· others aorve the whole commun- pltal than In 19-lff; and this in- uracturlnp: lndu1tries. Hoapllal1 face another dl iflcul­ lty and function ln a wa)' similar treaae In 1dmlulona was ronfln@d to the "oluntary ti.Oapltal1, depend• to thort- if!lrm nontcderal hosplt- ty, too, as compared to Ind ustry. Moat industriea can 1t1ndardize Ing only in part on tans for 1up- al1-whlch IN predominantly th@ port. The remalnlnJ 1G per cf!lnt of eommunlty hMpltala of the nation. their produds, and with standU'di­ our. hospltall are. proprietary In- hl 1858. the number or adml11ions zatlon It 11 pouible to Increase atltutlons, operated by lmllvlduala, to the short-term voluntary hosplt- productivity throu,h autom1tion partner1hlP1, or �orpor1tlon1 for 111 alone Wat !'{lore th11n the total and improved effi cieney, Hotlpllala, of all adnUulon1., to h()spiLlla of too , use · new method, to Cll.t eoaia . every •lt lnd of owner,hlp and ter• In the hoapital aerYlcea \Vhieh 10 on behind the 1cenes, •• In th� vlce, In 1N8. New Nl'Ylee and new exp1h1lon1 buaJftfs,_ off,�, In, food pnpa:r!tl�n : of 11rvlc1111 already ln operation, and plant operation, and in 10me . have come eo fut 11 to defy the laboratory proceduru IBut ho1pit11l c•re i• a lel'tlce, da.t1•11thertrs. IBut hert's a veey 1imple example of expansion, b11- not a product; .it can nner be f!ld on data tor a list of ultded st■ ndarlaed completely, eV(!:n be-, typea of h�pltal aervlce1 reported hind the acenea. No paUent'a c11e by thf!I 1hort-term nonredel"ll hos- cen f!lver be 1a1)eled "roullnf!I" unti1 after hit dlacharre. pltala. The antlJ1U1nt chalt-.. ,. Jn IIMe, these ho1i,ltal1 aYetiled: the hleplt1I h te tnMt tht .. theae or pa,Uculive 11ver a Uttle montl hr t1Nt hltlNttt •uoll" lar oervleoa per hotpllal, 11Nt 'l!1oot c•'9 Ind te $1nttln I WliMW ,:ommon tietna di1�01t1c l , 'JI.ray, l ar eloct laboratory, d ollnl,al .. lt 1 .':!�c ,-,, I, � • h 1t1 n'�l�, =t•;.� ausIN'!!,1; t!ean OF 'iiu-, ·�p�� "'•••re!�. Hospital On Your 1 2th Annivenary \a �all. RAWLI NGS-COATS Home For Funerals 4�•� L LfttDIBIII D "\ ?J"½� I/ff... B EST WISH ES Th e progressive future of our oreo is enhonced by the passi ng of the Meigs Memoria l Hospital Bond I ssue at the recent e� lection - - and w i l l add greatly to the a lreody f i ne servic e we are receiving from the excel lent sta ff of Meigs General Hos-" pita I. ECONOMY SAVI NGS & LOAN CO. ''::l.: OF A That serves so Well - .. ' WE SALUTE • IN =::;'$' .; 1 :-.:�1�·=· ::=:.t�: "rL " � .� °" .. 1t · � � ,·. ' .... fiW, . IJ.I . r ,,.,._ '.. . . . , ,;i'fi ••"',].1".I.. �"'41! OUR 'StNCllRE ·- - S l!t WISHl•S t6 tHI . 'ON YOUR 12TH ANN -I VERSAtlT , ; IOF • i� : ' ""' , ,,) • • �-••*P,t :MIIGS··'G '' ,, ---➔ -- Of The 12th AN N IVERSARY WHICH TO. LIVE. I, On Yo■r · 12t'i. ,\judvel'illlry . !.:�l ' • J C:"' • i • .::r 'l : � �IC., � e s !:J .IVi I I. H. Sanborn .Jewe·l ers . " , . ' II . , ,. ., ... 1fills • Meig s Cen eral Hc,s pita l ,. . ,, , , I .1 DOWN I E-G ROSS, I nc. i I ' •' • • .... - ' ' UPON THI 'OCCASION OF • . t '' ' ' '• . , '"Jfl>-1 i T.•, Th• · ' ' •' ' � \ " ' " '' •• • '1UOY 1 0 ', ., I . '- -�. 1oaff · of ... nt · .s .. . •• ' .. l , L ! OU R BUT WiSHJS • , • • !"' .. .: VOGU E SHOE STORE THAN KS I , , TO TH E STAFF OF Meigs General Hospital Far Their Contribution To Meigs County ,m "- Willia mson Oil Co. " • • � i •• ..... . MEIGS GENE RAL HOSP ITAL AN D STAFF BiSI'r1W ISH ES ! I ..J. • I • 12T_H :U11,iri'f ANNJ"V ERSARY 'l°"' l ' . ;. .'- t'�. . KAR R & · · VA N ZAN DT -�- �- . - _ r'i•o OO,i u1'1.'*,i••,• - .,..._ .,_ .,� -.- ,� ""•".•' , • OH IO VALL EY Plumb ing and Heatin g Far The &fficient a nd OF YOUR .\ ' Meigs �neral H ospital UPON THE OCCAS ION ' . TO • • I •, ' � I t TO • l co·N GRATU LATIO.N S ! ! • ' ON THEIR 1 2th ANNIVERSARY .- ! ' perform their regular .dutlea ef. flciently · but with detachment. ln large hotpitala, where , death 11 a dally vlilit<,r, '.nurse, leam not to form attachments for particular pa,iel)ta. . In sltllll hoapilals there is a dlffererit _ )'•latio.nshl p between . paUeni:s �- n�es. At Mel is G en er• 1I HospJUl ' a particularly fr. i endly ., r , SyraCuse So�iety News , ., • ·•ruc1r .....,. -• tho klld,on Martha CUI....,.., IMny .,,.. {handy far cett.., too.) n,.y I ratt and fff:11.• I. H.ymq. .,., f•ft ta rlaht, Phrlll• Knopp I ' 1 . Of The °'.' ,..;in,, n. . I Meigs Genera l Hospita l I Upon The Occasion J a..� atmosphere iSJ noted on the part of Fren7h and Leona Cleland, with the nursing staff of 19 persons. Henrietta Ruttencutter a graduate nurse. In charge of the nurses at the hospilal is RN Emma Adams, di• Practicai nurses are Amanda rector of nurse,. Relll'.istered nur- Murray, Georgia Fraley. •art.ha se• employed .at the hospital are Gilmvre, Ferne Hayman, Margret• Dorothy Caldwell, Phyllis Knopp, ta Roush, Mabel Tracy, Viola Ela 1e Cross, Jean Wright, Jennie Yeauger and Jean Taylor. Juanita Barrett Patricia Jones, Edna Ratllff is a nurses aid, --- --Slack were nominated for preai• eral of Raymond Wintel'tl, Fair dent and vice pt'esident for 1900- Plains, W. Va. I 61. All memben were named to Mr. and "Mrs. D. W. Roush of the members.hip committe:? which Chillicothe, called on Mrs. Maud will be open until the July me<.t- Johnson and 1i1ter, J<ate Picke111. Ing. Prer;ent were Miu Carroll Sunday guest.I at the Jl[ne1 • Marsaret Cottrill, Mn. Sinclair: Quick home included Mr. and Hra. Mrs. Slack, Ann Shields, and two Eddie Chapman, Columbw; Mr1. a:uests, Metty Theia sand daughter, Mildred Chapman and childreq of Patty Ann. U!tarl Fall and Mr. and Mn. Gor• Jack Duffy, president, presided don West and dauabters, Dorcas. at the recent meeting of the Jr. �r. and Mn. Herbert Zeiher of Firemen at the Ylllage hall. Five Columbus were recent guests ol _ m�mbera �f the Racine Jr. Fire• his father, Henry Zeiher. .m en were guests, Philip Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle and J?e Brinker, Bill Elwood, Bob Es- children spent a weekend in Col 8mgto11 and Thorlif Bentz. One umbus with Mr. and Mn. Johll were member, Bob Sylvester, was Cro'lks and daughten. accepted. Members attending were Mr. ·nd Mn. Gilbert Beegle and Willie Guinther, Bobby Harden ,Dave Hendrix, Dale Hubbard , Rog '. children, Fairborn, spent a week er Hubbard, Eddie Moore, Steve end with her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Shane, Roger Slack, Junior Stowe Ernest McBride. Hiss · Mary Molden of Pomeroy Bill Moore, Jsck Duffy Butch Lisle . Jim Lisle, Bob wn 'lis Buck spent a week with her grandmoth­ Wlllis and three members �f the er, Mrs. Mary Hubbard. Danold E. Pickens, of the Mme Ladies Aupiliary, Ann Lee Wat. HiN�IETTA kfns, Phyllis Hendrix nnd Ada Craft Baae at Charleston, s. C , Two ol 11e1r:1 Gel\eJ'1l'1 ilunee in that flt.Id" sb2 said. vjs1te,;I his wife Rita, and Jtis P¥· Slack. 11re Jea� WriOt il14 HentJ�'t.ta J •. ·A.n,,.,aml.teur ''star &"2ef'' Mrs. .1 Mr, and Mrs. Sam Picken11. ' • 8ut�enct1Uer, ·the latter bulrig an , R U.Ktob11Ullr uses ordirtar1 field A Fireman's Fair wall plan�• I U\lr; _.and Mn. BJU Capehart and ,. unusal hobby' oi avocation. for !une 23_ -2.'5 when th� Syracl.ise 1 Ion, Marvin, Columbus. visited his gJaSlf's. . �dies Auxthary of the Volunteer mother, Mrs. Alice Capehart. ltlr'- Ruttencutter, who resides Two ,tars of particular int.}rest Fire Department met in the village in Mason, W. Va., waS told once Frank Clr."k and son of Toronto recently by a" doctor· she should to her are Orion in the south­ �all recently. Tho fair will be held spent a weektnd with Mr. and Mrs . have been a physicist. Her read• eastern (winter) aky i n the con- m the grade school auditorium Thomas Cl,u k Sr, ing, and she does a lot, is direct­ 11tel11tion ot Pises. The other la and on the echool grounds. More ed. largely · toWard 11ciehtific dis­ "Fomalhaut" 1 brilliant red star details will bo announced later. couraea dealing mainly In astron- of great magnitude in the aouth­ Sylvia Zwilling, presideni,, preside�n s.ky. ed at lhe meeting. Committees my. named were: Fair planning: Carrle . "In the field of nuclear -,hysics Sinclair, chairman, and Verna Mac I know what they're talking about Salaer, Phyllis Hendrix and Jane but I'm not up to the abstract Teaford. Soliciting: Sylvia Zwillmathematical comlllltatlons used ing, Evelyn Moore, Phyllis Hendrix --- ,---'----Br Mr1. Ada Slack Ad■ Slack, Carrie Sinclair Cressa SQUAD CALLEO A surprise .J:10use-warming was Jenkins, Verna ;11ac Salse'r, Irene The Syracuse emergency squad hold honoring .Mrs. Carroll Norris Cundiff and Ann Lee Walkins. w11 called at 10:30 p. m. Satur­ when the Syracuse Home DemonS-Sl!l. Ernest Theiss returned to take Mra. Tom Hayman to stratlon day to Council met at her new Okinawa and A-2c Charles Theiss the Melga General Hoapltal. She home. Members presented he·r to Spain alter 30-day leaves spent was thought to be. suffering from with a brass planter. Attending here as a rci;ult of the death of food poisoning. were Mrs. Herman London, Mrs. their step-father, Gilbert Sinclair. Rob�rt Hartlen, Mrs. Donald CotMr11. Virginia Molden Rice, JackAID IN TREATING OTHIRS trill, Mr&. Alpha Cottrill, Mrs. A. \'". son, Mich., recently visited with Ju1t aa the record, already on Essington of Racine, Mrs. Harry her mother. Mrs. Mary Hubbard. ule may aid your physician in Bailey of Minersville, Mrs. Jo?ln Mf, and Mn. Ola Blake, Sum­ carina: for you, your diagnoais, Sauvaae, l'drs. Harold Smith, VCrs. meraYille, W. Va., recently visited . treatment. and progre19 will be Vir.gd Teafonl, Mr"s. Herbert Pat· k• his llllter, Ada Slack, and family. an aid to other phyalcian1 caring er, Mrs. Uada Ferrell and :.tn. Mrs. Maud Branch, Columbus, for patienlll with 1l111H•r condi• Arthur Sylvester. spent a recent weekend with her tlons. Today the record of a sin• MiH EIE!anor Carroll was ho.e- mother, Mrs. Mattie Springer. ale operation may be more exten• teas to 8 recent meetii,.g or the SyMrs. Oshel Childers an� son, sive than the record of • lengthy racuse Garden Club al the villqe Gre1ory, and Don Miller, Colum. ■lay In the days before the new halJ. Mn. Ad� Slad:, pre■ldent, bu,, Mrs, Harry Miller and child­ road1 to recoyery. To make sure presided. FiYe members and two ren and Hugh Donohew, Great tbat evf!lry single report from 111 gue answe ed roll call. Membera Bend were Sunday guests of Mr. . the variou, teats and procedurea .[ ■r.e requeited 1.8 r to pay $1 Into :the • and Mn. Llge Shields. l1 completed and Included that treasury before the June meeUn1, Mr. and Mre. Howard Carpenter records ,re' Identified and filed M�•- Carrie Sinclair and Ml'. • · AdA and IOn, Wilson, attended the fun. so lhat they can be rapid! locited at an, time, that eac� rf!I• cord la J ndex_ed according to dla1no.ala, operations, 'etc., req�lree lpe�l•J., Ufll &Jld tnowledtt:e1 •�•r • . . TWO The imP,ression that a patient �kea f@llnwing a pertod 1pent m the hospital is uaualb' �ne impreaeJQ.n made bY the nurses, the memlters of' the hoapltal staff who are cloae,t to the patienta. ' ln lar*e'"hQ1pitals ttiere 11 a teriden <1' "" J\_W'Sel to ·be Jmpenonal and their -jatienl!I come ·to recard them H - ID�hanical beinp who , ' . "Z'V�· ' ·, . PA 11' PF IHIFTI OF lo IO homo, tho othor . 'NU.Ill at the Melfa c.n....1 J to werlc, a rw ca u,ht a., �lf�lf when one COIMt .tf Dally hntlnl cim ffa la. WE ti ltUNG BAkE RY ' 0 PLACE ' -� � CONGRATU LATION S AND ITS STAFF THAT CONTiinitJfts so MUCH 'iltl'liiat TO To The Staff 'AT AU$s GENERAL HOSPITAi, Coh g ratu latio .ns ! - MEIGS GlNJthL TO MAKING OUR ARE)l 'A Heartiest Congra tulatio ns HOSPltA l 111118, the. 11vof1p number of ..,. , n . 11111 la, . ,,.._ Ptl' htill'!lll modloLHbiliJ ... bldod !l!.llPl'l.,m.. ' , fflO!!I '"". _,. _ ffll .,,_I tonwnOnlJ affil. . . ...... WlltQ iou boar of .. lnfflue In i '1'1111 la, di eoune, • ...,. r<IUlh CON GRATU,LATION S ' -- -- - • I ' Ewing Funera l Home T H E SHOE BOX i HOSPITAt. . Meigs Genera l Hospital Best Wish es . - to. RIZER OIL ON THEIR 1 2th ANNIVERSARY Gil mo re Su pp ly Sto re \ ·M tlGS ·GENE RAL COMMUN ITY HOSPITAL OF ON YOUR 1 2th ANNIVERSARY • Cong For The Security and Convenience Meigs Ge ne ral Ho spi tal a nd The Steff "'°,. ,... WE ARE GRAtEF·U L To The Staff - Me igs Gen era l �Ospi tal · "T" :; ,•· To Th e Sta ff Meigs General Hospital .. _ CO NGRATU LAT ION S ON YOUR 12th ANNIVERSARY We Are Proutil Of OF 1)y Albert •�tei,. �. 'of­ mtf.. . • ,�,r_,..,, ,- - t, Nurses Provid e Friendl in ess CO N G RATU LATl9 NS Lau<el Gnni• oblerved Oper1v lion F9r,oyd nl,rht Saturday utMr. and Mn. CharlH Chap. ing ··Buu��AI''. JI . the theme. Of­ man of Columbu.1 were dinner l li�kl• Of, .ftle �na l,ai;nber Co. gueah ,t Jarrot Bobo's Sunday. Athena pre,enttd a mm on hom­ Mr. Chapman spoke- at Columbhi ea alltl · materials, The lecturer Cha.PP.I followi11g Sunday School conduc W<I I proatam or readin&s aonU, ·a'hd 'l•'tf\u. ,'- l)olluct dint'es. •nd renewed old_ �cqu � C.1 . M G ; �(l"'d,· lw t\a\lllome Eco. , 1 lir- , 1114',, T! · it"O . dee MT•. )Yanetta ' 'Of; t • Mmii� Clm'fll1 unlb"ut aiHlounce 'tht b aon. Maternal grandparents are Radekln, Mr1. Nellie Vale and I Mr. and MF•· Ralph namer, VP- Mn. P1:l'li Keeton. Dayton la !Bobo per Sal!rrl .•' ,,_ . 'J � 1 � 1.: r- J;-,, · IOli(\ VioW • Mr. and 1'1.ra. John Holliday en� 1pllll'lifi1 a 'week with her brotb· tertained with a tu rkey dinner er Jarratt and wife. Sunday . 1'&L AV[V, knel UPI-Sen , �� '-�- Ge'? I� , c,o}Utl·' WU�t,,,· "1i1!rii�t ' 'l>'Ark. ,nived a 1-reat de-al of bungling. Khrush­ hert ·Monda). for a 16-hour vl1lt, chev h11 mouaetrapped UB. Our in(]uijihl I l\'leetin& with kl'■ell Prhbe "Miql1ter David BenG:Jrlon. . poaition has been weakened.• " 01 1 2th AN N I VERSARY L & Z SHOPS · and lour chlldnn, Columbus """ Sundtiy auelt'i of G. A. Radekin. rh •,n t Rock- I ;;;r,, I )Sef,'1f'!Y, Meigs Gene"' � ospital · We Add Our . Praise and Congratu lations CLI Nl=ON F ISH ER CO. •. , . .,,,,...., ., ,._._ · � -..·-• �..._ " , . ..••, .............. .� · ... .,,,.._' .. If. :....._-;:.7 The drama ol the operatin& - la ■ battle for life .,d i,uttb., be 1 wa1ed i.a:"dar\.....i...... .... ' · · l { } ' There must I,; tiibt ■ hands that they may be IWift: and cure . . . li&ht to help hat rapoad inotantwolll!y to bta -� Tbcn .� ..!'11,'e :,,,ipw' uaiotanta the --.:: IIIIJot be oiid -;.. ,,�7 iia&t :&Wde ti,,, ...;;._� the 11111N 1Ulu, two the 'ritol bloa4 ' . • . readmp. 'd ftlpiratian - aa ....,_w.,. Elcctrldl;y pnnld,. the _,. ol lilht, to 11Wde the power of life In the handa 11111 miado cf opnq room penoand. .LECTRIC co. COLUM ■ ue AHif eouTH IIN OHIO a&.aCT1110 COM•AHY ; ■ -. ' . 1 ,, �• •• • r • • 12-lle.Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 18, 1960 , CO NG RA TU LATIO NS Me igs Ge� era l Hospi tal ON YOUR 1 2th A N N IVE RSA RY HA RT LEY t,, BEM N ETT SHOE STORE CO NGRATU LAT ION S Incfullttlat ales, or AUeetri,c en�0 bt €obl"""" and ljo�lh•ro ObllJ E"1 1Ti• r�, reaclled �ft . all• 1111(& blllh dutlll( \�a lir'lt qil.lrter of , 11181), lfllh'y M, l(lllq, Jll'ffl(Oll� r� Lodi». Total Qlt11 of 4!.�r _:, �:lllion ldloWIUt � Jnd,,,bWJ cu■tDIJlen in thjj tliree, • oi�ui peri"41 , 1ho*ed a 1<b1 ol 20 •lllto'ii kUowatt hours Ofer the s'in\Har period d·urine 19119. ., r Wflb fhlo ilanlflca•I morefl� Jn indu,t11i1I uaqe Of el'ed,lclty. , th'e colili>flw'• tDLol . ,. llloll'11t hlMir s.. �'mHd to IN ffll -. il'I 1 the t� 'l'bt• itlo&1 In � · prod ],.Pill• _, l'Ol\'Mlle · Sl'.7 o, , Jor tl\e ,,.,, month, this Y i' 09, mpared with 913 milli�n , ' tA ' ). ' L...... l .J ' lfl i y H, !IJll.\oy . , ¥, fttoi,ltioll ,"711.� �"7 iroi;t11 an, Moo,i\ Qllo/: 0,• . .. �· �111,u,l)y ..... hif ;,tu&Cjl f� ii\ fmJl1'y"1!. •al!il· P lty '"' tir ' ·. lofili RI ••� :::•� mp � Jot . � Col!\'91\f• ,Jttl � ::: :::. . �:::. �::::;_ · ::/,-.S. • J.l II.•...:'fflrl ,, tr: ti1f-, !J . �e .i11« ,1_ar� 19'7�• M Of; � !llrl!Jnp, m� �ll:.d .�- lo ,;n& °:t.��:.o1:� . �y-� fi•� Q\ml� reldli' aeNSsibl� mH:lc1l reMi\i t�e fi�t three mont�11 cord, or yo ur b91pltal live a clean , I • * . •iul ao F U LTON .TH OM PSO N ; .... . " · · · ·. ·TRACTO R. SALES There 111 a ,n-eat need for rom�unity 11ervlees in the area of soc1al and recrP-atlon actiYities for ued; �orooted from home and famllv, the .ured may lOfle dealre to live. hastened In illneaa and dealh. OU R C O N G RAT U LAl" IO N S Mrs. Catherine Shavorlnsky, Meifl!I Countv, sees the need to brln!a! age and retirement more In­ to focu■ betwen a�es 40 and 81i: &?radual retlremenb plans should be con1idcred . CO NG RAT U LAT ION S The Dr. Brady utd many aged who become mentally aeltated arid are too rt)Uch of a oroblem tor their hmijlies l'llh be handled at 1111rsing homp,s. Aid for AIied pays 1100 per month and quality of care deoend11 on ooorator-BradY was dilturbed about a lack of feel ln« or re■oonsi­ blllLy on oart of children of aged in such circumstance&. Hospi tal And Sta ff ! . it•I•• ..,.J.iblit . . , -�,\SI ,, 1 ,- i<I ?• cl\,•· �!e � q The tlpoh Thilr I � - � niiit ' 1 2fh •NN IYlltMttY • • Fat A JSB ' ' I . ... We ll .Do11• . ' .. «' -" • • • """' �f:-;; :n·f . Stark', Dri9- �tere . . 15 per cent ol ■lO\I par- Congratul!:itions For The Fine ....I '. ,... , -· , ,_,, 112 ' $ - ...... .... .. ,.. • • --� � POIIUOY Preserlptlon& £. , MA"IN • • •· .... "' •. " lffl ,nan in m&jor . ball, for a few da)'II, at ..., lo Ill• Cuba' rtght2ialtder, Don Cardwell, who 'gives you I hl8 no•hlt mnlle afW down· tng the St. Louis Cardinali "' that - iD Cbloago. , ,pitel personnel. y The forges! lj the nursing team, bul there are many others-some called on to serve every patient, t hroughoqt hi& s\ay. some called on only for certain patients or a t ctrt&iri times. These other proces siona l ser• medical or New triumphs vic e: teams include those who re• S\lP· science mean not only new the patient's care and pro­ cord hose h t. for plies and equipment laboratory gres , s the x-ray and pital but also new skills f,;ir hosmany spe­ acy , and pharm rvices !l? 1)C · pital personnel. Today, t �e d , o perating: · · as such · c e11 ·strv1c ud care l's pati<m a tor's orders for · ... ' ro y om. eliver d � tl in 1he hospital call many trained' ,1,Clth'q� �,'i�\ · T\Je'ir there are the teams · in teams into action. the general service departments First are . the teams in the pro­ -th� housekeeping team, which resgional service departmjlnts or keeps everything "hospital clean" the hospital, which employ, on to guard against infection; the laundry team, providin g a con• slant supply of safe and sterile linens; and the engineering team which sees to heat, Ji.ghl and all the power, and maintains .I complicated equipment in con, atant r , eadiness. Sevent een of every 100 worken are on thes4:: hospital teams, which serve ev: ery Patient. �other skilled team i s In th� , dietary.,il:ervice, with 1 1 o f every 100 employees, supplying· general and special diets to meet each patient's needs. Still other teams are at work to keep all these services operating smoothly.. to make sure that they are geared to quality and economy , , ' , FREMONT, 0. UP!-Tlie Ohio Oil Co.'s bulk station here lost 40,950 gallons or gasoUne durjng the weekend when som"°ne turn• etl lhe plug in a tank, 1t. was' iis­ closcd today. · the Yalue of lhe 11!8: was '$2,6ee. Sand was: m t'o cover the ground whiffl been soaked by the gilsoline. or �. POMEROY MOTO R CO· ' ON ... ; YbUI( ,1 2th· ANN IVERSARY . . - .:':, ·, I\ �• ·: •.,; - :• ' ' • SOUTH BURLlNGTON, VT. UPI -Talk isn't cheap in this tow n o f 3,500. Court reporter Her� man Vesper charged the town $963 .20 for taking the minute, of the town meting. 1 . �,=::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;=:::: 11 '• .I ,' Truly • l ., . . ON TH Eil ' HOSPI TA l.- 12111 AMNIVE RSARY ,· , A Fin•; Place in Wllich ·1 � A T2 :'1 }1 1 'f �3 -1 tt·r 01· 1 llerflls Meigi County's Association Of ·- •�,,.,�,"�,.... ' . . . ""'. 'J'l .. M ...._,, ;; \ V. D. Edword, lllltlnllce Ageney POffllllr01, GIiio Dowalllll lnmnnce ',' ' ' • Agency ' I • I ' ,l I� ' ' , ' "'" ,,I)' I ,-,- . . , :"I, ? CHAllGE DISMISSED J iJ The case of Clyde Wines, Jr., • 1 charged by his wile on a diaturbinc , ' , the peace eharge, was dlamtssed ,· · today In County Court when ,charges were wlthdrawn 1 ludge E. W.., Peoples said. ) ,,I • , To Live By You, Contribution ' ' -M EIGS G.ENIIAL. You Have Made M1ig1 Cou nty ., f ' "J\ Annivettary · . STAF F OF ff . .tit, . -· _, ,. ' ,. And · Staff Upon the \ ' To Live. l'ALK ISN'T CH&A P BEST WISH ES ' ' • • • Occosion Of Ybll.r 12th • Better Place I n Which - .' '' ·- , .. To Making Our Area /:­ LOST 40,950 GALLONS To Meigs· Generoi . Hospital .- Your F i ne Contri bution MEIGS GENERAL HOSP ITAL " ,• We Cong ratulate You On ' . CON GRATULA TIO NS SMU-Ba1:!: fflOPP,lrt91 �luninf, 11 f•ft to rfght. Irene · HudlOR, Goldie 1 ·1 B1mh1rt and Roland Dunt. ,, Phone WY•2·2955 POMEROY STREET - H o i , t 'T-�. L , I 1, ...--- p.()Nil ·ROY - Lau nderttrs - DV,- Cliideii n1�iJiiTii cL�N•llS· 1 w-o,, N�. aPt1111 � D K IJ b :- ' • �: •· l - -- BEST WtllatES, ;tk •.,iNT11t· 1 ifAtF. ,, . - -�0 -IN SO N'S IIIDDLBPORT ' . '+ Day I n and Day Out ·l s • , Med'JC3} CJeOCe I n Whi'Ch To Live '-' \�it _.:. \ ---------�------the average 63 of ever 100 ho11: - . Are Rendering Our Communities , A hoq,ttal mutt be clean. The "Pollehlng, up cNW'' at Miltl General, alw.ys buay scrubbhlt, 5 W l � H ER� (D H SE I Make Ours A Bette� Place ' . ' Meigs Gene.ral Hospit"I -'; ;½ ·-rii, Trl'umphs Mean I Mor"'· New Sk1'1ls '.' �g ; Work You Are Doing To '( · r • . ' For Their F i ne Hosp ital Thei r Cont ribut io � To Mak ing Ours A Better Com mun ity .ln ·Whic h To 'Li.ve I TO , . ,\ M IGS G.E MIRAL . N G,RATULAt lO NS M I_I GS GEN ERAL · HOS P ltA L I Mei gs Gen erol Hiii)lhll . " " y elillllrllti,in a11u... Gl uW11a'11111,.ls. ..bello, lllllllOllid b¥ h011pltal staff comrnittee■. �ese are CQm1ft.Uteel w.lucb a111J,u and (delttify Ille lactOR whkh t'>ntri1iute Jo Pie unneeenary and Jn• effe�ye 14M or tn-p1tient ,ervke, and, faciUUea in the bo■pitll. Of Nj� igs Gen era l Hospi tal ..! ' 1• "O� the other band, ti,. total eo,1 riotplltl care, ud to a de_li,i l]le. por diem ...i, II ef. f� by · ullllzatlon. Tllo , con­ trol ill. �li!botton ii t!t, tbto­ lute obllptjon of Ibo :. ,midical proleuion. � ,thll, The eo,p,<'JI of t�Slate )ltdical Alloflitloa Ni,j� tit� J'<,i■Jdent to btlnl tho hjft� of tltli ••· &�lion lo lieir upon the pro­ blem ol uUUulion. To Th e Sta ff I ....1 E ..... t), ■aid ii, HOSPITAL ' .,. H'O SPITAL h■'t , uted slowly to Prob�Mi'. of adn g <'Ompared to other eountriel. Much of our treatin@fit' o f elderrly follca ls due to prejudice�. . ... th11t elderly are a burden to 11oeietv. El• derly people can be • benefit if folks start early in life preoarlni for aa:e. We neec! more and better research lnto problema. h e s1ld., ftep, Moeller reviewed n■tJnnal hui:islatlve action, the tint White House conference beimc called by Truman in 19."iD--it ill now the .ioint re,pon1ibility of government family and society In general. son leaves the hospital, ii he liked the !god, s stay. The$e are . the Me1!15 General Ho!Qlllal right, Mary Tyler, Darwm; Christine Free­ to t Lef product. cooks who take pride in their 1. RD Middleport casto, man, Pomeroy, and Lucille COOKS ARE IMPORTANT - W�en a per he's going to have a special \ond _f<i.eling for hi • • WISH ES CONGRATUI.A ftOMI 12th ltdfMtiiitt W E SA LU f ! · " MEIGS GENERAL • • • S<Jcie!y in Obi& � th& Thnf' com1Y1lltet1 alto make re• medical Mall C?f uic:h hot,hl] ln coffunendattorit tn, minimize or it1 area Lo ln,ure lbat -e;dlllnt tllmlnal@o 1ntffect1ve utl11zation. romnlillMII .are, lndeed, •Hecd\l\ ■uth aa the prevention or unnec- aod where they are not pNNftl.­ eHary adm 1111ons, ellmlnatlon or that lhry be created.' l• excen1ve lenglb of pat uml s.tay. and o,•er•ute of fadlltiea tnd r.et• •• DAY TO DAY CHIC!( Each l ime your doctor 'It u rertH? ni 1rd that the pri• you in the hc1pltal be , ch • rnin re&P9R1ibi!rrl,Y lar the con­ �•u, m""ic,J, t'f'l".tl. tlJJifb 1b trol >'O'f utniurtiOn �ests with thl' hl)lf :na, wftet hit' 'o�ir• w It ho1pilal staff but it ie strongly carried out the result, of te...,_� urged thal e3ch C o unty Medical the charts of your temperttu ... I __'\,___ _ ____ MEIGS GEN ERAL ' BEST WISHES lsolr. ' oervlce, for elderly, wllh hoopltal and mental care for needy ■led. Mr■. Geneva Nolan, Melp Coun­ • .,,, an: \ffl - --·-- , ''h.•::i: �\ ��•�� J\o,j , <NIii .Jll\!)00,d It wjll nuallY; .Ui\)#ted, ... be $11,0QO,qpo� � 7! )lier cent over 65 being ellglbl�. Your bolpital'1 d)edicll ,taff, i• ec.ntlnua.Uy worldnl toward df� elont UM of hol\>ltll lledt. .Ulili• ,atlon of, -rvieeo and /1<11111•• of th• bo,pltal - 1..m ire ,trnled In the lollowlnJ ,tal"r ment adopted hl' the Couoel). ol the Obiq Sltle )ledioal A,,oeia• lion pn .OU-mb..- IS. 11159: ''The /uberitan �iliun lt tDdaJ tttehllnC more for M1 medical dollar than ever beforl. The ln­ c:reuinJ coa:ta of }w-.pital ca,e are perhaps lneviUble, but never­ thele11 di,turbina:. ''For the moat part the increased com o( hosp/#) . care ■rite from the out• or labor and. he , the, JII' diem toat of hot­ pJi , ,ea.rt caq,not be 11eau, in- , Q� tOd )1 the medioal prol,s1 ■lon. We Exte nd O U R VE RY BE.ST Pomeroy Pastry Shop •s',t.,..,.•, ;�Mor,•. , ••1•Y• •= :Ill.,., ,�1be • . -.•'4 n :. I Community 1'f.l l · -�. 1f; � Jo· iin General recommendation11 In­ cluded: -U■e resources available under lood leadership, much or which ii among- elderly, cluba wlll run un­ der own ,ower man)' times: en­ couraae emplo)'en to uae older people, we need to change thlnkinl about itilderJ)' peop)e, accent on youth 11 ovenbadowlng acceptance Mary Kibble, Meigs County, has of a1e. various weUore a1encl81, but no counsclina service - deptndlni oh clernmen for that - ,he aee■ a need for friendly vislttnc and for old Folks 10Cl1l center■. Sixty-four of flllch 100 IH now afflltated with churches; over 50 per cent lndl­ cakd dealre tQ attend-75 per cent in Gallia county wanted to att«md. Pele Shield■, on ntirement and ern,loyment, 11ld harnin& to Jov­ ernment for mon money 11 wro1111; reoponaibjllly ahould. lie In cblld• dren, employen, profe11lonal peo­ ple, and expaNllon of employment to Me igs Ge ne ral M e igs Gen e til l H·osp ita l ado <Ii <1.;.\ ill"• rat. � .. , q,Ji., SMITH CLOT H I NG CO. They Make To Our qf . ftudl · totl.b •· • d VlalUnc nul'lltl services and fear 01 •·• ■!'I n:C ,¥or . .e Q 11,nef �fi �� ! fO hou1ekeebtn1 . "homemaker serv• -he ho,... IO,ue - lll'OINM '"h · Ice " '!IIIhi enable eIderIY to re- alble and h'uman c1n &e wor· ' ·i:ed ' main 1n own homes when not crtt- o\lt. , ·• lcally Ill. Rep., Moeller reviewed p't;lltlts ol a1lnr and •�•erved the iJ � NIID POii SIRVICIS . POMEROY ON THEIR ¢ens�· --� ,'• �. J..� . Glhta' Co••lr,, /Jfilt oile J n- l'l!!lp, • . . u wa. uri<II 111; el'dltlil pop!. that, ,.i;-,,i.. �111lble, l� - tle6\l!i rem otn Ill tlev �"" . boat.. . 11 long u poul\)le �i•� tb�y are relucl�t lo to ho,plttl, or nurolRC. 10111•1. . , . A:dequate. convalescent homes could 11ve moJle1 .and relieve hospittl, of ca,tn,,,for •Jed - . .. - .·' ' And The Fine Contribution 4.;:!}..f' .' ..,�•�..... .:....�'· - - Best Wishes TO 12th AN N IVERSARY ;.;�t'tf Mei gs Gen eral Hos pita l F R A N K L I N ' � ' ' . .. . ,, . '' To _Reviewing the facts made by Gallia and Mei-,; leaders al clrculll,�, t�!l/t. I , . �J , , �_ ?, , • - ... ')+ O N TH E I R teats or tre11tment1 can aid this time, In observln� "Nationa Hospllal Week," is fitting l n dla1oling and treatinJ pre­ smce the problems of aging the involve hospi our tals on every sent illneH. A r'U)Ott of the !ind· level. lngs In your case is aJways F,ollowlng are some of these ----­ availpble to any physician caring points: for )'ou. tlciptte ln reere�tiQnal activities. • Aged livina , in their own homes and advised promotion ot groups ln Gallla Countv, 43 per cent; in for older "°pJe cooperating Meig, County, 71.5 per cent, many a dult, �lllw• _.Yo­ , '.,Gr•ns, �•Ill , betfli, m.-dtoi In, . �I� ,,.'ltft\l 1\Gh\� de�bft'ft\iatrOn m6dern h· ,�ttn � ami i'� ���Jl\1, _, 1, 1 • •t• A1ed ll•l!lJl jp,_ a>Wll, 1loohlo�1 . , .J14r, ....,.by , some Ol>l,111!!!, · 0l� ' ; � , · ; � i,iiu t , ilU,'1e bed of cJlltq,ll•f ;� :: ' ' u,I ' ' f,ast AT 1 2t h A NN IV ER SARY I' Sometimes the record of your ;;i;::,::::. 'Hobackii nf ' Clncin · end.at their hom1. p a l dw Coh1m.-,us. spent Mn. Frank WinebJS�ner ,iil • f i R• 1 C r F, 2rds. 1 hi11 hnme ht>rt•. ! nc�d 11 !ting her children in 'Jl'(.Otf!C.tj}on � · ft'lfi,{: 'f)trank Bri11:ht. Columbh Pa. · ,•i\;l,tf!A; th e µlwo)I W ingetb . , I! i� -tJ• •1 1 • Mr. and M�-l." W'lfmer tee · ,or · -.\1r anjl· Mrs . Emmett Bart eh Sherman Oaks. C alifttapenl'i- .,..-Mk, .' sdi-,,t , lc•U-,h days h1 St. Jo�{•pti eir daughter. �r� with his gra9(l�,.artnl1ti, ).tr, .,.a1P Ni�i�IA1r"il _ Mrs. A. 0. Le�illftd '1\IUl!1"rnt11 . ,W:. Wi?Jla,1v.aar� and family. �n• and Mrs. Arefiie. Lee, !4}tldleodrfi routh lhe"'iii vi11 Uid Mrs. Carrie MillMr. 1nd Mr11. LaWT'enl',e Diddle er. Columbus. Mr11. Albert DuC'k ·""nrth has rp,­ ans! J)pnf!•1 spent Sundav with her .p&TflniJ;. M:r. and Mrs. Vint ShlYen, t urnrd trnm a Yiait with her chll . dren in Rittmari. Her �reat {!rand We1l1�on. l!prqdinJr Mother'11 Day with Mr. d,n,-::hter, Roberta Lewis, re1urned and �yY'9. Jlq;yal Thomas were �r. with h'er. B ECKY'S \, Ft1r Detter Efficiency 1;?:'i:i"· �11ffll�!M' '1'1"' 1'� Meigs General Hospita l ' " �bJ M and Mra. Raymo1ld MlUer and tam· , lly and George Ml\ler of L1n8: Mr. ••d Mr• r� 1 , Mr. and Mn. Jamea Quick Columbus v,aitt.'11 hi■ paronlll, h, and lfu. J1mes Quick. Nelli� ll;amcr, Ne)ltf Vi Qe . vis Best Wishes Oa YoDP 1 2th A.nnl�ersary • f.�:�:,�����of� :��111tl½:�t ,· -�-u, , The White Hpu.,e Conference on Aging hel,d a� l_tio Grapde the Joint Commi11lon on Accredi· College l las\ fr day afternoon a11d evenlpg pofottld up many talion of Hospital,. facts about the na-tion's, and Meigs "'unty,s, elder- The Entire Stoff The Ob■ervance ' ' . WE CONGRATULATE Of Their . Rio Ota net Agi p0lilt� ti Jr . . ', . , V. , " .��'"' FUTUREWERENCE I CONGRA TU LATION S .. , c'Aliiti � . ..... . � . � r , ..,..• � __, Outif . " e d ii l (\vr-use .l '-""Nev,s Of The WeP.k Meigs �enera l Hospita l And Staff I SbiR TPI -- - - - -- - - . __,;_ ---- I To - JI " t� .. ' Dot\nor,; q,:. i!hol!IN ..., 11.Y ' ' ' · ·, 12th AN N IVERSARY And The E11tlre Stoff ' _ M1rcb -.Ii .... ON THEI R HO SP ITA L B E N �,,:, o;.y �":-• !'1 �� = -= '"1\,tr; •'ided 31, the Chdipany'II total revenue1 amo�nted to $64 m1Uion and'. ,it, net mcome )Val p�aed at . $8.4 mill ion - an Increase of $1 . 7 mil­ lion over 12 monlhs ended at the sam.e time ln 1'59. . DIAN'S WIFE DIii CLEVELAND UPI-MrJ, Arthur W. Dean , M, the 'i\l'idow of the former prealdent of the West Vir­ linl1-Pitt1burgh Coal Co., died �onday. MEIG S GEN ERAL U pon �i�, ,.:,,;'� montbs Me igs Gen era l Hos pita l The SPO RTS C E NT ER LOST HIS i;\Alfl LIS A USTIN, Tex. -,IJPI -P11.trvl • man Wiren Jonea discovered that lhe yOUJ1Jat.er who caled police on an urgent er11nd didn't have all his marbles. 2'9 ���1!.:11£.. .�.11�ed � To The Staff Of • J By �tility . . 1 y o,.. �ft\ee II OUR S I NCEREST We Salute S�� Rea�h All-Time High Daiiy Senlinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1 960- 1 3 ·- .. . . ' ' "' The I S-yera-old boy told Jo11, he had summoned· police help t ally because an old�r boy h d won . al �ii marblea and ref•JifJ to i;lve him a chan� to wiu the1l back. • • TO OIFl�D TITLI M"ANU..A UPl'-Oabriel Fla,h Elorde of the Phlllppines, holder . of the world junior ll:ihtwelght · and Oriental lightweight boxing erowna, hai: signed to defend bls Oriental title agaimt , Pbayung NaPol>hol of Thailand , In • 12round ,1>9ut Juoe 4 at Qu.ezon City. · ·-·-- ' · •· "- ··•-� --· - ' ,. -···· I \ i: · 1( 19 ! \ �, , ·.- c, y ob b r i r , : 1 , . : !. · .- 1 1 , \ ·, ' : • . 1 ll .., • . ; • / ·� - : · . 1 .. '' ' : ' ' • r. ,, .. ' • l :. •. ,l �. •• . ; . ' ! �! ., "' . '• • .f� ¥ " �• •• • r • • 12-lle.Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 18, 1960 , CO NG RA TU LATIO NS Me igs Ge� era l Hospi tal ON YOUR 1 2th A N N IVE RSA RY HA RT LEY t,, BEM N ETT SHOE STORE CO NGRATU LAT ION S Incfullttlat ales, or AUeetri,c en�0 bt €obl"""" and ljo�lh•ro ObllJ E"1 1Ti• r�, reaclled �ft . all• 1111(& blllh dutlll( \�a lir'lt qil.lrter of , 11181), lfllh'y M, l(lllq, Jll'ffl(Oll� r� Lodi». Total Qlt11 of 4!.�r _:, �:lllion ldloWIUt � Jnd,,,bWJ cu■tDIJlen in thjj tliree, • oi�ui peri"41 , 1ho*ed a 1<b1 ol 20 •lllto'ii kUowatt hours Ofer the s'in\Har period d·urine 19119. ., r Wflb fhlo ilanlflca•I morefl� Jn indu,t11i1I uaqe Of el'ed,lclty. , th'e colili>flw'• tDLol . ,. llloll'11t hlMir s.. �'mHd to IN ffll -. il'I 1 the t� 'l'bt• itlo&1 In � · prod ],.Pill• _, l'Ol\'Mlle · Sl'.7 o, , Jor tl\e ,,.,, month, this Y i' 09, mpared with 913 milli�n , ' tA ' ). ' L...... l .J ' lfl i y H, !IJll.\oy . , ¥, fttoi,ltioll ,"711.� �"7 iroi;t11 an, Moo,i\ Qllo/: 0,• . .. �· �111,u,l)y ..... hif ;,tu&Cjl f� ii\ fmJl1'y"1!. •al!il· P lty '"' tir ' ·. lofili RI ••� :::•� mp � Jot . � Col!\'91\f• ,Jttl � ::: :::. . �:::. �::::;_ · ::/,-.S. • J.l II.•...:'fflrl ,, tr: ti1f-, !J . �e .i11« ,1_ar� 19'7�• M Of; � !llrl!Jnp, m� �ll:.d .�- lo ,;n& °:t.��:.o1:� . �y-� fi•� Q\ml� reldli' aeNSsibl� mH:lc1l reMi\i t�e fi�t three mont�11 cord, or yo ur b91pltal live a clean , I • * . •iul ao F U LTON .TH OM PSO N ; .... . " · · · ·. ·TRACTO R. SALES There 111 a ,n-eat need for rom�unity 11ervlees in the area of soc1al and recrP-atlon actiYities for ued; �orooted from home and famllv, the .ured may lOfle dealre to live. hastened In illneaa and dealh. OU R C O N G RAT U LAl" IO N S Mrs. Catherine Shavorlnsky, Meifl!I Countv, sees the need to brln!a! age and retirement more In­ to focu■ betwen a�es 40 and 81i: &?radual retlremenb plans should be con1idcred . CO NG RAT U LAT ION S The Dr. Brady utd many aged who become mentally aeltated arid are too rt)Uch of a oroblem tor their hmijlies l'llh be handled at 1111rsing homp,s. Aid for AIied pays 1100 per month and quality of care deoend11 on ooorator-BradY was dilturbed about a lack of feel ln« or re■oonsi­ blllLy on oart of children of aged in such circumstance&. Hospi tal And Sta ff ! . it•I•• ..,.J.iblit . . , -�,\SI ,, 1 ,- i<I ?• cl\,•· �!e � q The tlpoh Thilr I � - � niiit ' 1 2fh •NN IYlltMttY • • Fat A JSB ' ' I . ... We ll .Do11• . ' .. «' -" • • • """' �f:-;; :n·f . Stark', Dri9- �tere . . 15 per cent ol ■lO\I par- Congratul!:itions For The Fine ....I '. ,... , -· , ,_,, 112 ' $ - ...... .... .. ,.. • • --� � POIIUOY Preserlptlon& £. , MA"IN • • •· .... "' •. " lffl ,nan in m&jor . ball, for a few da)'II, at ..., lo Ill• Cuba' rtght2ialtder, Don Cardwell, who 'gives you I hl8 no•hlt mnlle afW down· tng the St. Louis Cardinali "' that - iD Cbloago. , ,pitel personnel. y The forges! lj the nursing team, bul there are many others-some called on to serve every patient, t hroughoqt hi& s\ay. some called on only for certain patients or a t ctrt&iri times. These other proces siona l ser• medical or New triumphs vic e: teams include those who re• S\lP· science mean not only new the patient's care and pro­ cord hose h t. for plies and equipment laboratory gres , s the x-ray and pital but also new skills f,;ir hosmany spe­ acy , and pharm rvices !l? 1)C · pital personnel. Today, t �e d , o perating: · · as such · c e11 ·strv1c ud care l's pati<m a tor's orders for · ... ' ro y om. eliver d � tl in 1he hospital call many trained' ,1,Clth'q� �,'i�\ · T\Je'ir there are the teams · in teams into action. the general service departments First are . the teams in the pro­ -th� housekeeping team, which resgional service departmjlnts or keeps everything "hospital clean" the hospital, which employ, on to guard against infection; the laundry team, providin g a con• slant supply of safe and sterile linens; and the engineering team which sees to heat, Ji.ghl and all the power, and maintains .I complicated equipment in con, atant r , eadiness. Sevent een of every 100 worken are on thes4:: hospital teams, which serve ev: ery Patient. �other skilled team i s In th� , dietary.,il:ervice, with 1 1 o f every 100 employees, supplying· general and special diets to meet each patient's needs. Still other teams are at work to keep all these services operating smoothly.. to make sure that they are geared to quality and economy , , ' , FREMONT, 0. UP!-Tlie Ohio Oil Co.'s bulk station here lost 40,950 gallons or gasoUne durjng the weekend when som"°ne turn• etl lhe plug in a tank, 1t. was' iis­ closcd today. · the Yalue of lhe 11!8: was '$2,6ee. Sand was: m t'o cover the ground whiffl been soaked by the gilsoline. or �. POMEROY MOTO R CO· ' ON ... ; YbUI( ,1 2th· ANN IVERSARY . . - .:':, ·, I\ �• ·: •.,; - :• ' ' • SOUTH BURLlNGTON, VT. UPI -Talk isn't cheap in this tow n o f 3,500. Court reporter Her� man Vesper charged the town $963 .20 for taking the minute, of the town meting. 1 . �,=::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;=:::: 11 '• .I ,' Truly • l ., . . ON TH Eil ' HOSPI TA l.- 12111 AMNIVE RSARY ,· , A Fin•; Place in Wllich ·1 � A T2 :'1 }1 1 'f �3 -1 tt·r 01· 1 llerflls Meigi County's Association Of ·- •�,,.,�,"�,.... ' . . . ""'. 'J'l .. M ...._,, ;; \ V. D. Edword, lllltlnllce Ageney POffllllr01, GIiio Dowalllll lnmnnce ',' ' ' • Agency ' I • I ' ,l I� ' ' , ' "'" ,,I)' I ,-,- . . , :"I, ? CHAllGE DISMISSED J iJ The case of Clyde Wines, Jr., • 1 charged by his wile on a diaturbinc , ' , the peace eharge, was dlamtssed ,· · today In County Court when ,charges were wlthdrawn 1 ludge E. W.., Peoples said. ) ,,I • , To Live By You, Contribution ' ' -M EIGS G.ENIIAL. You Have Made M1ig1 Cou nty ., f ' "J\ Annivettary · . STAF F OF ff . .tit, . -· _, ,. ' ,. And · Staff Upon the \ ' To Live. l'ALK ISN'T CH&A P BEST WISH ES ' ' • • • Occosion Of Ybll.r 12th • Better Place I n Which - .' '' ·- , .. To Making Our Area /:­ LOST 40,950 GALLONS To Meigs· Generoi . Hospital .- Your F i ne Contri bution MEIGS GENERAL HOSP ITAL " ,• We Cong ratulate You On ' . CON GRATULA TIO NS SMU-Ba1:!: fflOPP,lrt91 �luninf, 11 f•ft to rfght. Irene · HudlOR, Goldie 1 ·1 B1mh1rt and Roland Dunt. ,, Phone WY•2·2955 POMEROY STREET - H o i , t 'T-�. L , I 1, ...--- p.()Nil ·ROY - Lau nderttrs - DV,- Cliideii n1�iJiiTii cL�N•llS· 1 w-o,, N�. aPt1111 � D K IJ b :- ' • �: •· l - -- BEST WtllatES, ;tk •.,iNT11t· 1 ifAtF. ,, . - -�0 -IN SO N'S IIIDDLBPORT ' . '+ Day I n and Day Out ·l s • , Med'JC3} CJeOCe I n Whi'Ch To Live '-' \�it _.:. \ ---------�------the average 63 of ever 100 ho11: - . Are Rendering Our Communities , A hoq,ttal mutt be clean. The "Pollehlng, up cNW'' at Miltl General, alw.ys buay scrubbhlt, 5 W l � H ER� (D H SE I Make Ours A Bette� Place ' . ' Meigs Gene.ral Hospit"I -'; ;½ ·-rii, Trl'umphs Mean I Mor"'· New Sk1'1ls '.' �g ; Work You Are Doing To '( · r • . ' For Their F i ne Hosp ital Thei r Cont ribut io � To Mak ing Ours A Better Com mun ity .ln ·Whic h To 'Li.ve I TO , . ,\ M IGS G.E MIRAL . N G,RATULAt lO NS M I_I GS GEN ERAL · HOS P ltA L I Mei gs Gen erol Hiii)lhll . " " y elillllrllti,in a11u... Gl uW11a'11111,.ls. ..bello, lllllllOllid b¥ h011pltal staff comrnittee■. �ese are CQm1ft.Uteel w.lucb a111J,u and (delttify Ille lactOR whkh t'>ntri1iute Jo Pie unneeenary and Jn• effe�ye 14M or tn-p1tient ,ervke, and, faciUUea in the bo■pitll. Of Nj� igs Gen era l Hospi tal ..! ' 1• "O� the other band, ti,. total eo,1 riotplltl care, ud to a de_li,i l]le. por diem ...i, II ef. f� by · ullllzatlon. Tllo , con­ trol ill. �li!botton ii t!t, tbto­ lute obllptjon of Ibo :. ,midical proleuion. � ,thll, The eo,p,<'JI of t�Slate )ltdical Alloflitloa Ni,j� tit� J'<,i■Jdent to btlnl tho hjft� of tltli ••· &�lion lo lieir upon the pro­ blem ol uUUulion. To Th e Sta ff I ....1 E ..... t), ■aid ii, HOSPITAL ' .,. H'O SPITAL h■'t , uted slowly to Prob�Mi'. of adn g <'Ompared to other eountriel. Much of our treatin@fit' o f elderrly follca ls due to prejudice�. . ... th11t elderly are a burden to 11oeietv. El• derly people can be • benefit if folks start early in life preoarlni for aa:e. We neec! more and better research lnto problema. h e s1ld., ftep, Moeller reviewed n■tJnnal hui:islatlve action, the tint White House conference beimc called by Truman in 19."iD--it ill now the .ioint re,pon1ibility of government family and society In general. son leaves the hospital, ii he liked the !god, s stay. The$e are . the Me1!15 General Ho!Qlllal right, Mary Tyler, Darwm; Christine Free­ to t Lef product. cooks who take pride in their 1. RD Middleport casto, man, Pomeroy, and Lucille COOKS ARE IMPORTANT - W�en a per he's going to have a special \ond _f<i.eling for hi • • WISH ES CONGRATUI.A ftOMI 12th ltdfMtiiitt W E SA LU f ! · " MEIGS GENERAL • • • S<Jcie!y in Obi& � th& Thnf' com1Y1lltet1 alto make re• medical Mall C?f uic:h hot,hl] ln coffunendattorit tn, minimize or it1 area Lo ln,ure lbat -e;dlllnt tllmlnal@o 1ntffect1ve utl11zation. romnlillMII .are, lndeed, •Hecd\l\ ■uth aa the prevention or unnec- aod where they are not pNNftl.­ eHary adm 1111ons, ellmlnatlon or that lhry be created.' l• excen1ve lenglb of pat uml s.tay. and o,•er•ute of fadlltiea tnd r.et• •• DAY TO DAY CHIC!( Each l ime your doctor 'It u rertH? ni 1rd that the pri• you in the hc1pltal be , ch • rnin re&P9R1ibi!rrl,Y lar the con­ �•u, m""ic,J, t'f'l".tl. tlJJifb 1b trol >'O'f utniurtiOn �ests with thl' hl)lf :na, wftet hit' 'o�ir• w It ho1pilal staff but it ie strongly carried out the result, of te...,_� urged thal e3ch C o unty Medical the charts of your temperttu ... I __'\,___ _ ____ MEIGS GEN ERAL ' BEST WISHES lsolr. ' oervlce, for elderly, wllh hoopltal and mental care for needy ■led. Mr■. Geneva Nolan, Melp Coun­ • .,,, an: \ffl - --·-- , ''h.•::i: �\ ��•�� J\o,j , <NIii .Jll\!)00,d It wjll nuallY; .Ui\)#ted, ... be $11,0QO,qpo� � 7! )lier cent over 65 being ellglbl�. Your bolpital'1 d)edicll ,taff, i• ec.ntlnua.Uy worldnl toward df� elont UM of hol\>ltll lledt. .Ulili• ,atlon of, -rvieeo and /1<11111•• of th• bo,pltal - 1..m ire ,trnled In the lollowlnJ ,tal"r ment adopted hl' the Couoel). ol the Obiq Sltle )ledioal A,,oeia• lion pn .OU-mb..- IS. 11159: ''The /uberitan �iliun lt tDdaJ tttehllnC more for M1 medical dollar than ever beforl. The ln­ c:reuinJ coa:ta of }w-.pital ca,e are perhaps lneviUble, but never­ thele11 di,turbina:. ''For the moat part the increased com o( hosp/#) . care ■rite from the out• or labor and. he , the, JII' diem toat of hot­ pJi , ,ea.rt caq,not be 11eau, in- , Q� tOd )1 the medioal prol,s1 ■lon. We Exte nd O U R VE RY BE.ST Pomeroy Pastry Shop •s',t.,..,.•, ;�Mor,•. , ••1•Y• •= :Ill.,., ,�1be • . -.•'4 n :. I Community 1'f.l l · -�. 1f; � Jo· iin General recommendation11 In­ cluded: -U■e resources available under lood leadership, much or which ii among- elderly, cluba wlll run un­ der own ,ower man)' times: en­ couraae emplo)'en to uae older people, we need to change thlnkinl about itilderJ)' peop)e, accent on youth 11 ovenbadowlng acceptance Mary Kibble, Meigs County, has of a1e. various weUore a1encl81, but no counsclina service - deptndlni oh clernmen for that - ,he aee■ a need for friendly vislttnc and for old Folks 10Cl1l center■. Sixty-four of flllch 100 IH now afflltated with churches; over 50 per cent lndl­ cakd dealre tQ attend-75 per cent in Gallia county wanted to att«md. Pele Shield■, on ntirement and ern,loyment, 11ld harnin& to Jov­ ernment for mon money 11 wro1111; reoponaibjllly ahould. lie In cblld• dren, employen, profe11lonal peo­ ple, and expaNllon of employment to Me igs Ge ne ral M e igs Gen e til l H·osp ita l ado <Ii <1.;.\ ill"• rat. � .. , q,Ji., SMITH CLOT H I NG CO. They Make To Our qf . ftudl · totl.b •· • d VlalUnc nul'lltl services and fear 01 •·• ■!'I n:C ,¥or . .e Q 11,nef �fi �� ! fO hou1ekeebtn1 . "homemaker serv• -he ho,... IO,ue - lll'OINM '"h · Ice " '!IIIhi enable eIderIY to re- alble and h'uman c1n &e wor· ' ·i:ed ' main 1n own homes when not crtt- o\lt. , ·• lcally Ill. Rep., Moeller reviewed p't;lltlts ol a1lnr and •�•erved the iJ � NIID POii SIRVICIS . POMEROY ON THEIR ¢ens�· --� ,'• �. J..� . Glhta' Co••lr,, /Jfilt oile J n- l'l!!lp, • . . u wa. uri<II 111; el'dltlil pop!. that, ,.i;-,,i.. �111lble, l� - tle6\l!i rem otn Ill tlev �"" . boat.. . 11 long u poul\)le �i•� tb�y are relucl�t lo to ho,plttl, or nurolRC. 10111•1. . , . A:dequate. convalescent homes could 11ve moJle1 .and relieve hospittl, of ca,tn,,,for •Jed - . .. - .·' ' And The Fine Contribution 4.;:!}..f' .' ..,�•�..... .:....�'· - - Best Wishes TO 12th AN N IVERSARY ;.;�t'tf Mei gs Gen eral Hos pita l F R A N K L I N ' � ' ' . .. . ,, . '' To _Reviewing the facts made by Gallia and Mei-,; leaders al clrculll,�, t�!l/t. I , . �J , , �_ ?, , • - ... ')+ O N TH E I R teats or tre11tment1 can aid this time, In observln� "Nationa Hospllal Week," is fitting l n dla1oling and treatinJ pre­ smce the problems of aging the involve hospi our tals on every sent illneH. A r'U)Ott of the !ind· level. lngs In your case is aJways F,ollowlng are some of these ----­ availpble to any physician caring points: for )'ou. tlciptte ln reere�tiQnal activities. • Aged livina , in their own homes and advised promotion ot groups ln Gallla Countv, 43 per cent; in for older "°pJe cooperating Meig, County, 71.5 per cent, many a dult, �lllw• _.Yo­ , '.,Gr•ns, �•Ill , betfli, m.-dtoi In, . �I� ,,.'ltft\l 1\Gh\� de�bft'ft\iatrOn m6dern h· ,�ttn � ami i'� ���Jl\1, _, 1, 1 • •t• A1ed ll•l!lJl jp,_ a>Wll, 1loohlo�1 . , .J14r, ....,.by , some Ol>l,111!!!, · 0l� ' ; � , · ; � i,iiu t , ilU,'1e bed of cJlltq,ll•f ;� :: ' ' u,I ' ' f,ast AT 1 2t h A NN IV ER SARY I' Sometimes the record of your ;;i;::,::::. 'Hobackii nf ' Clncin · end.at their hom1. p a l dw Coh1m.-,us. spent Mn. Frank WinebJS�ner ,iil • f i R• 1 C r F, 2rds. 1 hi11 hnme ht>rt•. ! nc�d 11 !ting her children in 'Jl'(.Otf!C.tj}on � · ft'lfi,{: 'f)trank Bri11:ht. Columbh Pa. · ,•i\;l,tf!A; th e µlwo)I W ingetb . , I! i� -tJ• •1 1 • Mr. and M�-l." W'lfmer tee · ,or · -.\1r anjl· Mrs . Emmett Bart eh Sherman Oaks. C alifttapenl'i- .,..-Mk, .' sdi-,,t , lc•U-,h days h1 St. Jo�{•pti eir daughter. �r� with his gra9(l�,.artnl1ti, ).tr, .,.a1P Ni�i�IA1r"il _ Mrs. A. 0. Le�illftd '1\IUl!1"rnt11 . ,W:. Wi?Jla,1v.aar� and family. �n• and Mrs. Arefiie. Lee, !4}tldleodrfi routh lhe"'iii vi11 Uid Mrs. Carrie MillMr. 1nd Mr11. LaWT'enl',e Diddle er. Columbus. Mr11. Albert DuC'k ·""nrth has rp,­ ans! J)pnf!•1 spent Sundav with her .p&TflniJ;. M:r. and Mrs. Vint ShlYen, t urnrd trnm a Yiait with her chll . dren in Rittmari. Her �reat {!rand We1l1�on. l!prqdinJr Mother'11 Day with Mr. d,n,-::hter, Roberta Lewis, re1urned and �yY'9. Jlq;yal Thomas were �r. with h'er. B ECKY'S \, Ft1r Detter Efficiency 1;?:'i:i"· �11ffll�!M' '1'1"' 1'� Meigs General Hospita l ' " �bJ M and Mra. Raymo1ld MlUer and tam· , lly and George Ml\ler of L1n8: Mr. ••d Mr• r� 1 , Mr. and Mn. Jamea Quick Columbus v,aitt.'11 hi■ paronlll, h, and lfu. J1mes Quick. Nelli� ll;amcr, Ne)ltf Vi Qe . vis Best Wishes Oa YoDP 1 2th A.nnl�ersary • f.�:�:,�����of� :��111tl½:�t ,· -�-u, , The White Hpu.,e Conference on Aging hel,d a� l_tio Grapde the Joint Commi11lon on Accredi· College l las\ fr day afternoon a11d evenlpg pofottld up many talion of Hospital,. facts about the na-tion's, and Meigs "'unty,s, elder- The Entire Stoff The Ob■ervance ' ' . WE CONGRATULATE Of Their . Rio Ota net Agi p0lilt� ti Jr . . ', . , V. , " .��'"' FUTUREWERENCE I CONGRA TU LATION S .. , c'Aliiti � . ..... . � . � r , ..,..• � __, Outif . " e d ii l (\vr-use .l '-""Nev,s Of The WeP.k Meigs �enera l Hospita l And Staff I SbiR TPI -- - - - -- - - . __,;_ ---- I To - JI " t� .. ' Dot\nor,; q,:. i!hol!IN ..., 11.Y ' ' ' · ·, 12th AN N IVERSARY And The E11tlre Stoff ' _ M1rcb -.Ii .... ON THEI R HO SP ITA L B E N �,,:, o;.y �":-• !'1 �� = -= '"1\,tr; •'ided 31, the Chdipany'II total revenue1 amo�nted to $64 m1Uion and'. ,it, net mcome )Val p�aed at . $8.4 mill ion - an Increase of $1 . 7 mil­ lion over 12 monlhs ended at the sam.e time ln 1'59. . DIAN'S WIFE DIii CLEVELAND UPI-MrJ, Arthur W. Dean , M, the 'i\l'idow of the former prealdent of the West Vir­ linl1-Pitt1burgh Coal Co., died �onday. MEIG S GEN ERAL U pon �i�, ,.:,,;'� montbs Me igs Gen era l Hos pita l The SPO RTS C E NT ER LOST HIS i;\Alfl LIS A USTIN, Tex. -,IJPI -P11.trvl • man Wiren Jonea discovered that lhe yOUJ1Jat.er who caled police on an urgent er11nd didn't have all his marbles. 2'9 ���1!.:11£.. .�.11�ed � To The Staff Of • J By �tility . . 1 y o,.. �ft\ee II OUR S I NCEREST We Salute S�� Rea�h All-Time High Daiiy Senlinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1 960- 1 3 ·- .. . . ' ' "' The I S-yera-old boy told Jo11, he had summoned· police help t ally because an old�r boy h d won . al �ii marblea and ref•JifJ to i;lve him a chan� to wiu the1l back. • • TO OIFl�D TITLI M"ANU..A UPl'-Oabriel Fla,h Elorde of the Phlllppines, holder . of the world junior ll:ihtwelght · and Oriental lightweight boxing erowna, hai: signed to defend bls Oriental title agaimt , Pbayung NaPol>hol of Thailand , In • 12round ,1>9ut Juoe 4 at Qu.ezon City. · ·-·-- ' · •· "- ··•-� --· - ' ,. -···· I \ i: · 1( 19 ! \ �, , ·.- c, y ob b r i r , : 1 , . : !. · .- 1 1 , \ ·, ' : • . 1 ll .., • . ; • / ·� - : · . 1 .. '' ' : ' ' • r. ,, .. ' • l :. •. ,l �. •• . ; . ' ! �! ., "' . '• • .f� ¥ " �IIOCJt sPIUNGS Gallipolis Sunday evening I · Jlr. and ]In_ Am0,1 Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackston Kt. e.nd llrl. Huch Bearhl and 11n. Homer Radford atteoded the and children spent !leveral days Portamoulb District Conference witb Mr. and Mrs. F. E' Sh.fer 1 al Gnee lielbodlst Church in al Columbus. 175 ... ... DR. JOSEPH DAVIS OR, R. E. BOICE Meigs General Hospital DR, SELIM BLAZIWICI DEMAND EXTRADITION CAPETOWN, South Africa UPI -Th.e South African covernment demanded today that Brit.an ex­ tradite 20 peraons who fled to neighboring protectorate• durina the recent wave of detention,. l nvo luable Contribution To Ou r Community - -· CONGRATU LATE - MEIGS GEN ERAL H OS P I TA L ON YOU R 12th AN N IVERSARY R, H . Rawlifff,s Sons Co- MEIGS GEN ERAL H O S P I TA L For Your Contribution ', -,- i . DR, ROBERT RUDOLPH _ I DR, CHARLES MULLEN DR, EDMUN� ' IUflt� , Mason County Farm Bureau Holds Session ,. Directors of tho Mason Nd'l1t, · 1''ill'm Uu1·c1rn mt!l S11turday In the Agrlcu lturul Extension Office with Lyle Austm, W. K Klrk, Emor y I"ry, H.iy Crunk, Js1ibeli11 W,Json, Donnie H1tylrnrn, Bill Gre, gory county aGcnt and stale tiec• retary E. U. Gregory present. Prei1idcnl J. S. ScMrbcrry waa authorized l appoint one of the 4- 1 1 Lcudcrs that Is a r11rm bureau member to rc1>rosent r·arm Bur­ eau at the -4-H leaden conference a t J.it:k.so11 Mill. Churlcs Ulessing was appointed chu1rnu111 of 1111,1 Hesolulion Com­ nullce 1.1ml Isabella Wilson and Jess Uruwn were appointed to ser Ye on lhc committee. Geor1:u McCausland was chosen clu1irnu111 o( the In•urunce Com­ mittee. Mr. McCau1land and Mr. Scurberry will contact members to serve on Lhe committee also. A total of 172 mefflbera waa reported to date. All sollcllors were urged to contact any pros.· peels In their dlatrlct. geon or the American Board or Surgeons and holds ccrt1ficatcs Hartford Social l�ews Reported from the AmerlHn Con,t'e of Surgeons and the lnte,nailonal ,. College of Suraeona. He spent 12 years in the, U. fs. Air Force and hH bef!Q hl ' r. · · IY.t.e practice 12 yean, and 1tUl • only 34 years old. lie 11rad11tted- from the Unlvenity o.f �ryl1nd .at 21, interlled at Ohio State Unl.vo�lty hud hi� re.idency at City 1IQ1Pital Akl'on, O., and · gradt.l�d · trom lhe Unl\'er,ilf • of PeliRiflv111nia with a ·?.bater' of Medical Science and surgery in -19M. Dr. �dolph ta- • nallve of Washlnilon County, o., t!)ok his pre-mtd. ■t Ohio Unlveralty and married a Dayton, -0., 1lrl, Either PMlffer. . · . : ' .., ,►. • : . 1i;,e .,40 •·• f:QJi 7 :ab 1:00 .,:80 , •:ob ,� 111:91) b ·00 n.;10 1-1 :ta i._:lil/ '" 4P "":i""IZ'-�-�---..;�:.:.---------...;--------.......-.11 . ., troll, merlcan Bandstand �y Friend Fllcka Ban t'l'anckc-.i Beat Yout l.lsflo lllponll W�ther Teller John Daly Newt Four Just Men · Musie for I Sprin& NiCht Presidentlal Mission Ozzie and Harriett Wednesday N(&:ht Fli:hta Sports ,Parade Hawaiian Eye ' Tbo Now, TOIJ!pt S4::anriln.1 the Weather Sports kePorl Late Show 51 1111 Oil 'f'IRRel 8 - Thu �' rsday Carl4J!)n Spedacular 8i �; , ROmi',er Room ,:i Mo'fle Ello 11:eporter 1 :H I Married Joan ___ j n: i • ' 1:0ll The llr!ihter f>a, "' '.IC<lle· ol Nlfbt " , . " 1lie Three ·s100,.. The of liUey Arlb\11' , 9'nltb-8.... A Look at Ole Weather Jule Rlvlln Sh1>w Amos 'U' An�­ lli1hway Patrol Bo our flueit 1:lill: Pllvlu>.uae PO i:b:®' J1�k 'Benny Hour 11 o'clbct News Ar l.ook al the Weather 11'1 TheaUlr 13 •:JB T_,. Secret ,Storm :Ob :Iii :I ur, �ia4 ,,ii 11::; u: _ 13 --Thursday News l:i captain Kangaroo Cartoon Theater If 18: The Red Rowe Show IO: . c, the Go I Love Lucy •�:, ' ' ' :'t!· i,." l-:!:.,. �. � i,, . . ON THElR , FttU ' TP ' • • • J .. •..• l . , .,,,"! �,. ., ) UTIO!" CQt-1....tt1i ,. \! ,,� ...,.. , • ,, ,, • ' I ' • �-;�O,M�,Y, ---ITI �� .....- • . : FARMERS IANK ' SAVINGS COMPANY ' ,. t POMDOY NAno,tM.·BANl ' . . ' San Francl&eo Beat " - Yopr !:Mo Reporter 8:40 W.!rther Teller 8:43 lohn Daly N,,.. 7:00 Flight 7:30 Presidential M lsi!ilon Summit 8:00 J)onoa Beed 8:3\l The 'Real MoCoya t:qo P.t dOOf'• Show 9:30 l]ntouchables lO:BO Sea Hunt . ll:00 �ew, Tonight U:10 ScanniDJ the Weather 11:16 Sports Tohi1ht 11:20 Late Show 11:30 December Brl4o 12:00 Love of Lif� 12:30 Search for TomOttdw 1;4' � _ Guld/111' "'1� ;lri,,W,. .''•- • · 1,1 bot-s ., " · 1:30 Al 'the Worla Turn, 2:0f) For Belter or Wor■e 2:SO House :'.arty 3:00 The ·Millionaire 3:30 The Verdict Is Youn ,1:00 The Brl.l(hter Day 1:15 The �CNll Storm ill Night 1:30 Tb• 5:00 The Th,.. l\l<io,ea 6:30 The Ule ol l!lley 1:00 Anh11r I, Smith-Ne'III 1:15 A Lodk ' at \ho Weath"'1" 5:;o Jule 1uViin Show e:90 Amos 'n Andy f/00 U. s. Marshall 7:30 Lo<k Up e:OO Betty Hutton Sho" J:30 lobany Ringo HK> Zane GfflY Theatre 9:30 Buick Electra Playhouse 11:00 Newa J.:10 A Look at the Weather n:16 'nleater 13 Ill 30 · Si,n DU • • • ' '" . .. ' .... . �--,, j, �- l ', 1, 11 m>B-· / 11, 0 I , T:--,i ...0: , 0lN ::'::: iir;,'..:i: cu• ::0)(�"<:';W. Al'-1> T' IIIT IN�OI.VED .1/1 NIY P/t08LIMSi -• ,::...-1........ ""N : ;,r -- . ll - F S Y J I 1' •uvv u a o A, the Ornolo.- Qllolalloll 11: ll' K J J I 'l'-1"• �toqa,ilo1 JC • "'t tJ' \f \f JC 11' 0o W I Y ll - X R i' c;a r 1 1 . I CIOOD L1Ql70JI, ' r ·l'mDTLI' - tltvl!!B tlENIUB £ ..m-i-llra l>IIIOIIUiiOl'Cl- co lNO, Xlrii 'rlltlinl t,141o11t, tu.) A BARKING 'GOOD ID2A MEDFORD, Minn. UPf _:_Kl�ls here have just as much f lm 88 ,ther children on their school phY• ground. but mothers have no lil'�d fewer skinned �nees lately. The reason is a new 'playgro·und co 1L)r :ir� 11t sir of the city's elemen· schools. •Bark mulch, 1 by-pro ,:t"1 i ,:1 of Medford's forests industries, h : is been piled to goosedoWn•thlckn"flS , �(" four inches and efectivelYi�11�il• ,._1�11 the kids' rough and ll)mble , __ pJay. · ,. Start The Day Right , ' VIRGINIA WANTS Dii'AM.t.s RICHMOND, Va. -UPI - The Virginia Civil War Commission has invited submislon of one-act and three-act plays dealing with the Civil War peri«?d in Virginia for possi�le perform ances d1.1rlng t he: 1961-85 centennial years. • r)�ys. appro�e� by the · commll [11orl . 'w1l be ci rculated among lo;c-lr.;cel'IJ�nilil cominiHe'es, school�, . and Amateur theater group11. Roy. allies of sto and $25 per perfor­ mance will be paid, depending up . on the lenghth of the play. Submis­ sion may be made to the eommi1slon at 914 Capitol St., Richmond, and there is no dea.dUne. With . ••=· . r W,i:fAT A PUL:L WIS$l"ERN ·- THE AG:t;ING 15 AWFUL. ST-EVE ALLEN ''M . I · USICa Clock'' f •' . • • • •• • • • • EAOI MORNING . •• '' ' ••• • '• ...,,, •.. . AT 7:15 A.M. '01'4 WJ E H .I, • • • • • • • •• • ,· • •' • ,- � • • � • • , ,,• • •• I ': 1 " I ,, • • COSTUMES ARE CHEAP ' ,, .. '•• , I � THE SCENERY IS CRUMlilY AND THE; On the I • • i! ,I - ""'° I!�• cmzENS MAllONAl ' BANK ••, " � , !'.,� 'i:; ,, ., N.,.. 'l'utament llB, Exc!ama,. lion '9- � l"libbei· t:eo 30. CWotom. t:a:80 J\1,1 For YOII 1:80 New, 1:35 lust P'J# You 2:00 Calllntl On l't. Pleannt 3:00 Mllllc Go Round 3:30 New, 3:33 illualc Go Bound 4:30 Local NeWi 1,so MIiiie ao iound D:00 Spoiu 111 11ovlo♦ 8:10 · s� . .. a,15 · Tbe •� �,� Pa\ lfoqne �OW 6:00 Sunilol\'il , nadl 0:30 DU llili ,,., ; < · -.,-,::,-�-, I • • ,...._ _ 1'ri>IJ11 lih,II t Ala. UPI - County I unexpectlid W,,JJ!! · ' • 1\l lUe1 launched a search for radii� :&k)pped lip d-oin fhe ._ . J .• , lwltdm u,dner rehe -.hen Co\111: bouee J1wt1. AND OUR 11,f Jator About Faces Medlo llay In Court Gale Storm Show iBeat the Cl0<1 3:30 Who Do You Trust • :00 American Bandstand tMO lloc\:y and Hi& Friends Threuth llrktay t,fi Sip On I: 0�'91 Star , f:I Nei,1 • Weother I• IU'D "llt<akfut Porty Nowa lreakiHt Partr , N,wa i ' �ea Time t �P Shop DovollO!,' )I!• ,....,n 1 Oo\\DlrJ Roe Dowu . NCJQ,11 Ne,.. • THE MEIGS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL I ( et 1 :00 I :30 2:00 2:30 3:00 _.M.... THE FUTURE ERECTION OF MEIG S. GlN l,bL- H()S P.• I JAL worm U. Wan• tier• fng­ ... ,1(. men (oolloq.) ft, EDJ'lleb t,.,... Y'>u Bet Your Llfe Jounrney to outstanding News Headlinet Weatherca1i lack Paar Show J ': WMl'O Daily Progr� Schedule , WHOSE LOY' AL SUPPORT HA.S ENA.BLED . ' ! Of.JO 10:�o U :00 .1:10 11:l! Play Your Hunch Price h 1\lght Conc::entrtt:lon Truth or• j:o�uence■ It Could Be You Hid Doy Newa Movietiffle Loreti. Youn1 ilhow Yotmi Dr. Kljpne FN,,o "l,b,Me Beoia Corned)'_ Pl��gu1e AdyenNI'f 'I'll.eater Steamboat 11111 S1L Preston Blatt &. , 'Scfllles Show Weath,?Hlt N,-ws Plctur,i Hunue:r BrlnkltT Rei,ort Whirlybird, Reac·.ie 8 Bet M11tert0n Producer'& Choke Bachelor Father Ford Show ,W HTM.TV _Cl,atanel 11 1 �nnel 13 Wednesday MEIGS COUNTY " Sign on Contlnentaa Ciassroom Totiay Katte Doonan SI.ow Topper Dough Re Mi .,j .,d· TO THE For Their �ine Hospital 3 ·-Thursd11y 1 �'30 l l :CX' t l :30 \2:00 12:JO LOO 1:10 2:30 3:(Ni' S:30 HlO 1:30 ,:oo 1:30 BI� u:25 6:30 1:1:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 B:30 9:00 11;30 Mflll: I J!) ,z();),11,.,.HW' I 60 . LX1N,,,T 8€ /,, �D,. �f�E I G\l., ,()()l(T eE SCAtfO,,, _ , WCHS�TV C'1etnnel 8 n.-e1 a - Wedllfttlin :::: r.:�·��•;,,b �,•: To The People Of p !'low• l:Jj Science Studies Hearing In All Animal Species NEW YORK UPI-When sden· ' ti11ls find weaknesses in scic11tific SYHAl'lJSE knowledge, they complain, irnd t Mr. a11d Mrs. Harley John1on of current complaml is ttu1t science Wolr l'en Ro11.d were Sunday sup• doesn ' t really .know whdhcr fro11, per guests of her mother, Mrs. Achi to».ds, alligators, snukcs unU Hz• Slack, and family. ards can hear. M1·s. H.11.rold PallerBon, Ravens­ They all hue some kirnl o f wood, 111•ent II weekend with her he11.rlng apparatus, true; lhl're i, parcnls. the Carl HubbaNis, even ev idence that this app11ratu1 �rs. Rubert Hol1tein and daugh­ has aclMty. But, asks Dr. Thom• ters, UuffHlo , w. Va. apcnt Sunday a, E. McGlll, where is the lncon­ with the LOwell Wingett.I. trovertJble proof that thi11 acti­ Mn. Carrie Sinclair and Charles vlty means anything to the abi­ iilld Hrnie Ann spent a recent Sun­ mals In which It takes ph�t·e·r d� with Mr. and Mra. Wade Gor­ It ii true that ■ome 34 yearl by, Pomeroy. ag o a 1clentl1t clapped hls handa.· fired a pi1tol, and pllilyed a hu­ monlca in the presence of sala• mandera and observed th11t they raised their head■. ll h also true that " years 110 a ,dentist ind1.1ced a frog t o croak by stroking It, and frop within nrshot o! lhal croak be­ . H•n croaking. AIU11tor CallN Por Dlnnar What's more, an au thority on the feildlnl and care of allla:a­ ton bu reported that "In con­ traat to moat other rcplUe1'' the1e creature, "will learn t o come when called at meal time." · One scientific ■utborlly on tur­ tlt1 belelY11 they are "entirely deal" yet two 1cle1Uiflc P!'xperl• mtrit, or 4S and 30 year1 ago In­ dicated that lsnt IOI' One sclen• ll1t thought hl1 turq,,, co uld toll ' a rlna:lna bell from. , a whlstlfl. Another thoua:ht turtles p1.11lcd in their head, when he made nolsea. Many stlenliata have tried to a:et reaeUonl from snakes wlth aound1 but nune have ■uccccded. Yet snake■ havt'l hearlns appara­ tus and accordlnlt to a 34, year old exper\ment, their .c1ou relallvea. lbards, will ol)lln their fJYcfl: in response to certain tone,. "If one 11 Villllna: to accept th'e behavlorill evidence avallable,0 Oper...... McGill old In a lecbulcol publl· ...unn nf tlr.111 Aml!rlcan Ptyeholc,. Dlfllilllllw $1w,;i &ical Alm., "tlleo. adult amphlb-lan1--11llmuden, aqd loldi .... -- ., lJ lv .. ELBERFELDS IN POME, ROY, O N THEIR llllir ): Of Service To · Our Community BEST W·I SH ES 12 't: 75 Science Today 12™ ANNIVERSARY ,, 195t HAND THAT ROCICS T'Hf CaADll ALSO MAKES ff'-One out ot every three employed peraona in the U. S. 1, a woman com• pared to one out of every four in 19i0, according � tJrla National Industrial Conference board chart trom Bureau ot L,.bor Statistics 11:gures. In 19{0, 38 per cent ot employed women. wert1 married. Now ll'a 61 per cent, Taldng 100 &a the key index for women worker■ in 1940, projection ahows how number haa risen ( to 22,4001000) and how they were dlspnaed u of 1800, (CentroJ Preu) MEIGS .GENERAL HOSPITAL ' 1 950 O U R SI NCERE - - • WE SALUTE • 1947 On Your 12th Anniversary Crow's Steak House • 1 940 .,. MEIGS GE N E RAL HOSPITAL' The Council met Monday eve­ ning with the following pre11cnl: i\byor E. J. Crites; Recorder, Jamf!s M. Crnrnp; Councilmen A . K . McCJ u11g, K. F'. llidenour, I. W. Gibbs, Donald Smilh and Earl F i elds The latter two huvinG been absent at the µrcviou11 meetir1g were fiWorn i11to office. Se\·crnl matters of busin'!Sti were d !11cusscd and tramacted. ounc i lmc11 Gibbs, Smith and F'lclds were appointed on the lflnl­ USE aLDODtlOUNDS talion ("Ommil tec and R idenour, I McClu11g and Crump were appoint FULTON, Mo. ; UPl-Authori1 lcs using • team. of bloodhounds ed on tne rinancisl com mittee. Councilmen Ridenour and Gibbs early this mornina: tracked dOVin were appointed lo assist the may­ the last of stven lnmatea who es­ or , Ji'4 . l.1.i1 woU, as ro.1td commiss caped Monday pigbt from the ward ror the crlpili,ali_y l !:':!\pe at oner. li+&tdenour was appointed troas­ l�c Missouri Stat'} H'in1PU•f her',. _ Uri!r' and Uan Hairdf!n was elctted NEW YORK UPl � Stocki. rtrrn­ .Marshall. cd in a modera.tcly active opening License for selling be-er was placed 11l $:moo per ye11r, store today. licl'nse $ 1 0.00, board ln� huusc und gas statlOns �5.IJO 1111d 111.idimes $2.00. Salary ul the town marslu,ll was set at $2!1.00 a month. It w.i.s directed to have M;1y 25 Clea n-Up Day for the town and the lown to pay for the truck to do the hauJi11g. Ciliiens of the town lo have all garbage and trash put into couta111ers and placed handy for the pick u11. . To Our Better Way Of Life I,, ," / ., ,omtdy Playhouse Adtenture Time Steamboat BiU QIJ.ick Draw ?tf-:Graw .M'u11lc ln the Ro,md - The ,110, ,La<ker ••,Ve:theN■,t l'tctun 1'"1'11•7 BriolrlOf Reron 'llanl)unt Wit:on Ttaln -frlc, It Right P/rrr, Co.mo Sbow 1hLs la Your Life Tombstone Terrltor, Headline, '1'�1,nereH1 :l'hv Jack Pm Sbow - 'llrn Off , :tte., CONGRATU LA TIONS Dr. Rudolpl1-Associ;ieSurge9n Above is the medical staff of Mc1js General Hospital whose chiet is Dr. H. E: Boice, native of M1dd h!port and a widely respect­ ed . surgcu11. Or. Joseph Davis, Middleport, iii vice chief of staff. 'fhc new fare above is that of Dr. Hobert Hudo)ph of Mariell.i �urgcon on the staff o( the Mar­ iella .Mc11111ru1l Uospilal and or St. Ju.�t•ph l l uspitut, l'arkcrsbur� . Dr. Hudolp/J llOW IS ;m ol!SSOd;i.te of Dr. U1..ucc's lll. Me igs General serving In thwt t.ipacity foi- the past yur. lie comes to Pomeroy onn· ec1ch week and oltener ;f his scn"ICl'S arc rcqu1rcU. Dr. Hudolph l� u certified i;ur• - -- - -- ----- - \ DICK MALL OKAY KANSAS CITY, Mo. UPI-Jt. taY& showed today that Dick Hall Kansas City Athletic, right-bind­ er did not suffer any broken bone1 when hls pitching hand .,IH struck by a line drive during the second of Sunday', two tames Ci rcle's Restaurant The Staff At 4:00 4:90 !1:00 IS:30 8:00 l:j! • 2JO 'UtGI TO 11u· - Howard Cmwell, 18. la IOOWII In cu. tody 1n NaehvUJe, Tenn., u UM '"midnight lllipc'" who ball been terrorizing tbti N.. hvtlle area for week.I. 1hootln,1 at pouple hvm dark et1mera with • .22 rifle. lt'• u ..urg11 to kill." bt eaJ.1. For Your Thank You, Cllildl 3 - Wedn-d11 v;ao 1 27S OF YOU ' 12S The Staff - I I 400 CO NGRATU LATIONS Wf. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1960-15 ---------------- ----' TELEV.ISION GUIDE TV Chann el 3 . WSAZ. .. .. I 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, May 18, 1960 " '! 1 t •• ( •• ' ;, ' ' • • • • • • • ,, ' "' •• • ! J • �IIOCJt sPIUNGS Gallipolis Sunday evening I · Jlr. and ]In_ Am0,1 Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackston Kt. e.nd llrl. Huch Bearhl and 11n. Homer Radford atteoded the and children spent !leveral days Portamoulb District Conference witb Mr. and Mrs. F. E' Sh.fer 1 al Gnee lielbodlst Church in al Columbus. 175 ... ... DR. JOSEPH DAVIS OR, R. E. BOICE Meigs General Hospital DR, SELIM BLAZIWICI DEMAND EXTRADITION CAPETOWN, South Africa UPI -Th.e South African covernment demanded today that Brit.an ex­ tradite 20 peraons who fled to neighboring protectorate• durina the recent wave of detention,. l nvo luable Contribution To Ou r Community - -· CONGRATU LATE - MEIGS GEN ERAL H OS P I TA L ON YOU R 12th AN N IVERSARY R, H . Rawlifff,s Sons Co- MEIGS GEN ERAL H O S P I TA L For Your Contribution ', -,- i . DR, ROBERT RUDOLPH _ I DR, CHARLES MULLEN DR, EDMUN� ' IUflt� , Mason County Farm Bureau Holds Session ,. Directors of tho Mason Nd'l1t, · 1''ill'm Uu1·c1rn mt!l S11turday In the Agrlcu lturul Extension Office with Lyle Austm, W. K Klrk, Emor y I"ry, H.iy Crunk, Js1ibeli11 W,Json, Donnie H1tylrnrn, Bill Gre, gory county aGcnt and stale tiec• retary E. U. Gregory present. Prei1idcnl J. S. ScMrbcrry waa authorized l appoint one of the 4- 1 1 Lcudcrs that Is a r11rm bureau member to rc1>rosent r·arm Bur­ eau at the -4-H leaden conference a t J.it:k.so11 Mill. Churlcs Ulessing was appointed chu1rnu111 of 1111,1 Hesolulion Com­ nullce 1.1ml Isabella Wilson and Jess Uruwn were appointed to ser Ye on lhc committee. Geor1:u McCausland was chosen clu1irnu111 o( the In•urunce Com­ mittee. Mr. McCau1land and Mr. Scurberry will contact members to serve on Lhe committee also. A total of 172 mefflbera waa reported to date. All sollcllors were urged to contact any pros.· peels In their dlatrlct. geon or the American Board or Surgeons and holds ccrt1ficatcs Hartford Social l�ews Reported from the AmerlHn Con,t'e of Surgeons and the lnte,nailonal ,. College of Suraeona. He spent 12 years in the, U. fs. Air Force and hH bef!Q hl ' r. · · IY.t.e practice 12 yean, and 1tUl • only 34 years old. lie 11rad11tted- from the Unlvenity o.f �ryl1nd .at 21, interlled at Ohio State Unl.vo�lty hud hi� re.idency at City 1IQ1Pital Akl'on, O., and · gradt.l�d · trom lhe Unl\'er,ilf • of PeliRiflv111nia with a ·?.bater' of Medical Science and surgery in -19M. Dr. �dolph ta- • nallve of Washlnilon County, o., t!)ok his pre-mtd. ■t Ohio Unlveralty and married a Dayton, -0., 1lrl, Either PMlffer. . · . : ' .., ,►. • : . 1i;,e .,40 •·• f:QJi 7 :ab 1:00 .,:80 , •:ob ,� 111:91) b ·00 n.;10 1-1 :ta i._:lil/ '" 4P "":i""IZ'-�-�---..;�:.:.---------...;--------.......-.11 . ., troll, merlcan Bandstand �y Friend Fllcka Ban t'l'anckc-.i Beat Yout l.lsflo lllponll W�ther Teller John Daly Newt Four Just Men · Musie for I Sprin& NiCht Presidentlal Mission Ozzie and Harriett Wednesday N(&:ht Fli:hta Sports ,Parade Hawaiian Eye ' Tbo Now, TOIJ!pt S4::anriln.1 the Weather Sports kePorl Late Show 51 1111 Oil 'f'IRRel 8 - Thu �' rsday Carl4J!)n Spedacular 8i �; , ROmi',er Room ,:i Mo'fle Ello 11:eporter 1 :H I Married Joan ___ j n: i • ' 1:0ll The llr!ihter f>a, "' '.IC<lle· ol Nlfbt " , . " 1lie Three ·s100,.. The of liUey Arlb\11' , 9'nltb-8.... A Look at Ole Weather Jule Rlvlln Sh1>w Amos 'U' An�­ lli1hway Patrol Bo our flueit 1:lill: Pllvlu>.uae PO i:b:®' J1�k 'Benny Hour 11 o'clbct News Ar l.ook al the Weather 11'1 TheaUlr 13 •:JB T_,. Secret ,Storm :Ob :Iii :I ur, �ia4 ,,ii 11::; u: _ 13 --Thursday News l:i captain Kangaroo Cartoon Theater If 18: The Red Rowe Show IO: . c, the Go I Love Lucy •�:, ' ' ' :'t!· i,." l-:!:.,. �. � i,, . . ON THElR , FttU ' TP ' • • • J .. •..• l . , .,,,"! �,. ., ) UTIO!" CQt-1....tt1i ,. \! ,,� ...,.. , • ,, ,, • ' I ' • �-;�O,M�,Y, ---ITI �� .....- • . : FARMERS IANK ' SAVINGS COMPANY ' ,. t POMDOY NAno,tM.·BANl ' . . ' San Francl&eo Beat " - Yopr !:Mo Reporter 8:40 W.!rther Teller 8:43 lohn Daly N,,.. 7:00 Flight 7:30 Presidential M lsi!ilon Summit 8:00 J)onoa Beed 8:3\l The 'Real MoCoya t:qo P.t dOOf'• Show 9:30 l]ntouchables lO:BO Sea Hunt . ll:00 �ew, Tonight U:10 ScanniDJ the Weather 11:16 Sports Tohi1ht 11:20 Late Show 11:30 December Brl4o 12:00 Love of Lif� 12:30 Search for TomOttdw 1;4' � _ Guld/111' "'1� ;lri,,W,. .''•- • · 1,1 bot-s ., " · 1:30 Al 'the Worla Turn, 2:0f) For Belter or Wor■e 2:SO House :'.arty 3:00 The ·Millionaire 3:30 The Verdict Is Youn ,1:00 The Brl.l(hter Day 1:15 The �CNll Storm ill Night 1:30 Tb• 5:00 The Th,.. l\l<io,ea 6:30 The Ule ol l!lley 1:00 Anh11r I, Smith-Ne'III 1:15 A Lodk ' at \ho Weath"'1" 5:;o Jule 1uViin Show e:90 Amos 'n Andy f/00 U. s. Marshall 7:30 Lo<k Up e:OO Betty Hutton Sho" J:30 lobany Ringo HK> Zane GfflY Theatre 9:30 Buick Electra Playhouse 11:00 Newa J.:10 A Look at the Weather n:16 'nleater 13 Ill 30 · Si,n DU • • • ' '" . .. ' .... . �--,, j, �- l ', 1, 11 m>B-· / 11, 0 I , T:--,i ...0: , 0lN ::'::: iir;,'..:i: cu• ::0)(�"<:';W. Al'-1> T' IIIT IN�OI.VED .1/1 NIY P/t08LIMSi -• ,::...-1........ ""N : ;,r -- . ll - F S Y J I 1' •uvv u a o A, the Ornolo.- Qllolalloll 11: ll' K J J I 'l'-1"• �toqa,ilo1 JC • "'t tJ' \f \f JC 11' 0o W I Y ll - X R i' c;a r 1 1 . I CIOOD L1Ql70JI, ' r ·l'mDTLI' - tltvl!!B tlENIUB £ ..m-i-llra l>IIIOIIUiiOl'Cl- co lNO, Xlrii 'rlltlinl t,141o11t, tu.) A BARKING 'GOOD ID2A MEDFORD, Minn. UPf _:_Kl�ls here have just as much f lm 88 ,ther children on their school phY• ground. but mothers have no lil'�d fewer skinned �nees lately. The reason is a new 'playgro·und co 1L)r :ir� 11t sir of the city's elemen· schools. •Bark mulch, 1 by-pro ,:t"1 i ,:1 of Medford's forests industries, h : is been piled to goosedoWn•thlckn"flS , �(" four inches and efectivelYi�11�il• ,._1�11 the kids' rough and ll)mble , __ pJay. · ,. Start The Day Right , ' VIRGINIA WANTS Dii'AM.t.s RICHMOND, Va. -UPI - The Virginia Civil War Commission has invited submislon of one-act and three-act plays dealing with the Civil War peri«?d in Virginia for possi�le perform ances d1.1rlng t he: 1961-85 centennial years. • r)�ys. appro�e� by the · commll [11orl . 'w1l be ci rculated among lo;c-lr.;cel'IJ�nilil cominiHe'es, school�, . and Amateur theater group11. Roy. allies of sto and $25 per perfor­ mance will be paid, depending up . on the lenghth of the play. Submis­ sion may be made to the eommi1slon at 914 Capitol St., Richmond, and there is no dea.dUne. With . ••=· . r W,i:fAT A PUL:L WIS$l"ERN ·- THE AG:t;ING 15 AWFUL. ST-EVE ALLEN ''M . I · USICa Clock'' f •' . • • • •• • • • • EAOI MORNING . •• '' ' ••• • '• ...,,, •.. . AT 7:15 A.M. '01'4 WJ E H .I, • • • • • • • •• • ,· • •' • ,- � • • � • • , ,,• • •• I ': 1 " I ,, • • COSTUMES ARE CHEAP ' ,, .. '•• , I � THE SCENERY IS CRUMlilY AND THE; On the I • • i! ,I - ""'° I!�• cmzENS MAllONAl ' BANK ••, " � , !'.,� 'i:; ,, ., N.,.. 'l'utament llB, Exc!ama,. lion '9- � l"libbei· t:eo 30. CWotom. t:a:80 J\1,1 For YOII 1:80 New, 1:35 lust P'J# You 2:00 Calllntl On l't. Pleannt 3:00 Mllllc Go Round 3:30 New, 3:33 illualc Go Bound 4:30 Local NeWi 1,so MIiiie ao iound D:00 Spoiu 111 11ovlo♦ 8:10 · s� . .. a,15 · Tbe •� �,� Pa\ lfoqne �OW 6:00 Sunilol\'il , nadl 0:30 DU llili ,,., ; < · -.,-,::,-�-, I • • ,...._ _ 1'ri>IJ11 lih,II t Ala. UPI - County I unexpectlid W,,JJ!! · ' • 1\l lUe1 launched a search for radii� :&k)pped lip d-oin fhe ._ . J .• , lwltdm u,dner rehe -.hen Co\111: bouee J1wt1. AND OUR 11,f Jator About Faces Medlo llay In Court Gale Storm Show iBeat the Cl0<1 3:30 Who Do You Trust • :00 American Bandstand tMO lloc\:y and Hi& Friends Threuth llrktay t,fi Sip On I: 0�'91 Star , f:I Nei,1 • Weother I• IU'D "llt<akfut Porty Nowa lreakiHt Partr , N,wa i ' �ea Time t �P Shop DovollO!,' )I!• ,....,n 1 Oo\\DlrJ Roe Dowu . NCJQ,11 Ne,.. • THE MEIGS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL I ( et 1 :00 I :30 2:00 2:30 3:00 _.M.... THE FUTURE ERECTION OF MEIG S. GlN l,bL- H()S P.• I JAL worm U. Wan• tier• fng­ ... ,1(. men (oolloq.) ft, EDJ'lleb t,.,... Y'>u Bet Your Llfe Jounrney to outstanding News Headlinet Weatherca1i lack Paar Show J ': WMl'O Daily Progr� Schedule , WHOSE LOY' AL SUPPORT HA.S ENA.BLED . ' ! Of.JO 10:�o U :00 .1:10 11:l! Play Your Hunch Price h 1\lght Conc::entrtt:lon Truth or• j:o�uence■ It Could Be You Hid Doy Newa Movietiffle Loreti. Youn1 ilhow Yotmi Dr. Kljpne FN,,o "l,b,Me Beoia Corned)'_ Pl��gu1e AdyenNI'f 'I'll.eater Steamboat 11111 S1L Preston Blatt &. , 'Scfllles Show Weath,?Hlt N,-ws Plctur,i Hunue:r BrlnkltT Rei,ort Whirlybird, Reac·.ie 8 Bet M11tert0n Producer'& Choke Bachelor Father Ford Show ,W HTM.TV _Cl,atanel 11 1 �nnel 13 Wednesday MEIGS COUNTY " Sign on Contlnentaa Ciassroom Totiay Katte Doonan SI.ow Topper Dough Re Mi .,j .,d· TO THE For Their �ine Hospital 3 ·-Thursd11y 1 �'30 l l :CX' t l :30 \2:00 12:JO LOO 1:10 2:30 3:(Ni' S:30 HlO 1:30 ,:oo 1:30 BI� u:25 6:30 1:1:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 B:30 9:00 11;30 Mflll: I J!) ,z();),11,.,.HW' I 60 . LX1N,,,T 8€ /,, �D,. �f�E I G\l., ,()()l(T eE SCAtfO,,, _ , WCHS�TV C'1etnnel 8 n.-e1 a - Wedllfttlin :::: r.:�·��•;,,b �,•: To The People Of p !'low• l:Jj Science Studies Hearing In All Animal Species NEW YORK UPI-When sden· ' ti11ls find weaknesses in scic11tific SYHAl'lJSE knowledge, they complain, irnd t Mr. a11d Mrs. Harley John1on of current complaml is ttu1t science Wolr l'en Ro11.d were Sunday sup• doesn ' t really .know whdhcr fro11, per guests of her mother, Mrs. Achi to».ds, alligators, snukcs unU Hz• Slack, and family. ards can hear. M1·s. H.11.rold PallerBon, Ravens­ They all hue some kirnl o f wood, 111•ent II weekend with her he11.rlng apparatus, true; lhl're i, parcnls. the Carl HubbaNis, even ev idence that this app11ratu1 �rs. Rubert Hol1tein and daugh­ has aclMty. But, asks Dr. Thom• ters, UuffHlo , w. Va. apcnt Sunday a, E. McGlll, where is the lncon­ with the LOwell Wingett.I. trovertJble proof that thi11 acti­ Mn. Carrie Sinclair and Charles vlty means anything to the abi­ iilld Hrnie Ann spent a recent Sun­ mals In which It takes ph�t·e·r d� with Mr. and Mra. Wade Gor­ It ii true that ■ome 34 yearl by, Pomeroy. ag o a 1clentl1t clapped hls handa.· fired a pi1tol, and pllilyed a hu­ monlca in the presence of sala• mandera and observed th11t they raised their head■. ll h also true that " years 110 a ,dentist ind1.1ced a frog t o croak by stroking It, and frop within nrshot o! lhal croak be­ . H•n croaking. AIU11tor CallN Por Dlnnar What's more, an au thority on the feildlnl and care of allla:a­ ton bu reported that "In con­ traat to moat other rcplUe1'' the1e creature, "will learn t o come when called at meal time." · One scientific ■utborlly on tur­ tlt1 belelY11 they are "entirely deal" yet two 1cle1Uiflc P!'xperl• mtrit, or 4S and 30 year1 ago In­ dicated that lsnt IOI' One sclen• ll1t thought hl1 turq,,, co uld toll ' a rlna:lna bell from. , a whlstlfl. Another thoua:ht turtles p1.11lcd in their head, when he made nolsea. Many stlenliata have tried to a:et reaeUonl from snakes wlth aound1 but nune have ■uccccded. Yet snake■ havt'l hearlns appara­ tus and accordlnlt to a 34, year old exper\ment, their .c1ou relallvea. lbards, will ol)lln their fJYcfl: in response to certain tone,. "If one 11 Villllna: to accept th'e behavlorill evidence avallable,0 Oper...... McGill old In a lecbulcol publl· ...unn nf tlr.111 Aml!rlcan Ptyeholc,. Dlfllilllllw $1w,;i &ical Alm., "tlleo. adult amphlb-lan1--11llmuden, aqd loldi .... -- ., lJ lv .. ELBERFELDS IN POME, ROY, O N THEIR llllir ): Of Service To · Our Community BEST W·I SH ES 12 't: 75 Science Today 12™ ANNIVERSARY ,, 195t HAND THAT ROCICS T'Hf CaADll ALSO MAKES ff'-One out ot every three employed peraona in the U. S. 1, a woman com• pared to one out of every four in 19i0, according � tJrla National Industrial Conference board chart trom Bureau ot L,.bor Statistics 11:gures. In 19{0, 38 per cent ot employed women. wert1 married. Now ll'a 61 per cent, Taldng 100 &a the key index for women worker■ in 1940, projection ahows how number haa risen ( to 22,4001000) and how they were dlspnaed u of 1800, (CentroJ Preu) MEIGS .GENERAL HOSPITAL ' 1 950 O U R SI NCERE - - • WE SALUTE • 1947 On Your 12th Anniversary Crow's Steak House • 1 940 .,. MEIGS GE N E RAL HOSPITAL' The Council met Monday eve­ ning with the following pre11cnl: i\byor E. J. Crites; Recorder, Jamf!s M. Crnrnp; Councilmen A . K . McCJ u11g, K. F'. llidenour, I. W. Gibbs, Donald Smilh and Earl F i elds The latter two huvinG been absent at the µrcviou11 meetir1g were fiWorn i11to office. Se\·crnl matters of busin'!Sti were d !11cusscd and tramacted. ounc i lmc11 Gibbs, Smith and F'lclds were appointed on the lflnl­ USE aLDODtlOUNDS talion ("Ommil tec and R idenour, I McClu11g and Crump were appoint FULTON, Mo. ; UPl-Authori1 lcs using • team. of bloodhounds ed on tne rinancisl com mittee. Councilmen Ridenour and Gibbs early this mornina: tracked dOVin were appointed lo assist the may­ the last of stven lnmatea who es­ or , Ji'4 . l.1.i1 woU, as ro.1td commiss caped Monday pigbt from the ward ror the crlpili,ali_y l !:':!\pe at oner. li+&tdenour was appointed troas­ l�c Missouri Stat'} H'in1PU•f her',. _ Uri!r' and Uan Hairdf!n was elctted NEW YORK UPl � Stocki. rtrrn­ .Marshall. cd in a modera.tcly active opening License for selling be-er was placed 11l $:moo per ye11r, store today. licl'nse $ 1 0.00, board ln� huusc und gas statlOns �5.IJO 1111d 111.idimes $2.00. Salary ul the town marslu,ll was set at $2!1.00 a month. It w.i.s directed to have M;1y 25 Clea n-Up Day for the town and the lown to pay for the truck to do the hauJi11g. Ciliiens of the town lo have all garbage and trash put into couta111ers and placed handy for the pick u11. . To Our Better Way Of Life I,, ," / ., ,omtdy Playhouse Adtenture Time Steamboat BiU QIJ.ick Draw ?tf-:Graw .M'u11lc ln the Ro,md - The ,110, ,La<ker ••,Ve:theN■,t l'tctun 1'"1'11•7 BriolrlOf Reron 'llanl)unt Wit:on Ttaln -frlc, It Right P/rrr, Co.mo Sbow 1hLs la Your Life Tombstone Terrltor, Headline, '1'�1,nereH1 :l'hv Jack Pm Sbow - 'llrn Off , :tte., CONGRATU LA TIONS Dr. Rudolpl1-Associ;ieSurge9n Above is the medical staff of Mc1js General Hospital whose chiet is Dr. H. E: Boice, native of M1dd h!port and a widely respect­ ed . surgcu11. Or. Joseph Davis, Middleport, iii vice chief of staff. 'fhc new fare above is that of Dr. Hobert Hudo)ph of Mariell.i �urgcon on the staff o( the Mar­ iella .Mc11111ru1l Uospilal and or St. Ju.�t•ph l l uspitut, l'arkcrsbur� . Dr. Hudolp/J llOW IS ;m ol!SSOd;i.te of Dr. U1..ucc's lll. Me igs General serving In thwt t.ipacity foi- the past yur. lie comes to Pomeroy onn· ec1ch week and oltener ;f his scn"ICl'S arc rcqu1rcU. Dr. Hudolph l� u certified i;ur• - -- - -- ----- - \ DICK MALL OKAY KANSAS CITY, Mo. UPI-Jt. taY& showed today that Dick Hall Kansas City Athletic, right-bind­ er did not suffer any broken bone1 when hls pitching hand .,IH struck by a line drive during the second of Sunday', two tames Ci rcle's Restaurant The Staff At 4:00 4:90 !1:00 IS:30 8:00 l:j! • 2JO 'UtGI TO 11u· - Howard Cmwell, 18. la IOOWII In cu. tody 1n NaehvUJe, Tenn., u UM '"midnight lllipc'" who ball been terrorizing tbti N.. hvtlle area for week.I. 1hootln,1 at pouple hvm dark et1mera with • .22 rifle. lt'• u ..urg11 to kill." bt eaJ.1. For Your Thank You, Cllildl 3 - Wedn-d11 v;ao 1 27S OF YOU ' 12S The Staff - I I 400 CO NGRATU LATIONS Wf. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1960-15 ---------------- ----' TELEV.ISION GUIDE TV Chann el 3 . WSAZ. .. .. I 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, May 18, 1960 " '! 1 t •• ( •• ' ;, ' ' • • • • • • • ,, ' "' •• • ! J • �16-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1 960 :,iBand Boosters i&rved Annual IDinoer Event The annual W1h1m1 High !School Band banque l wu beld �iday eveninJ: with the Band �Boosters ,ervinl' tbe dinner. A -dance followed with tff Five '5,.inta furniahin& the music for ; the evening. i:: · . • The gym was &ally decorated red and wh ite crepe paper, �nd color&, and lhe tables were .-.et with red ro1e1 anti wh i te !)ridal 1"ff1th. Miniature banda111111en, made Crom clohle1pin,, � uRd as favors ,it each plate. ,.. Followin& the dinner, Tbomu :,teed. bacd director, IPoke brief­ :Jy and 1 t that tlme preat=nted ;Jtenne th Dotson with the Arion I �ward. Alone with thl1 present•• ilion, seven Senion who are leavt he band. were preaented with 101. They were Marilyn Sw.rtz, uunne Wolpert, Judy Llevln,, arlene VanMeter, Ca rolyn Dot• aiHn and Kenneth Dotaon. ·:,n i• .. Z Special gueata for the e\'�ln1 fl were band booater officers Mr. ►Ind Mn. RQnell Capehart , Mr. : and Mn. John Fry, Mr. and Mrs. • Dtlbert Dot.on and Mr. tnd Mr1. Rome WiJllam,on. 1 , B&O Would Pull Off ----�--- Four I ndiana Trains Opposes Giving Time rNDIANAPOUS, Ind. UPIThe B.altimore .ind Ohio Railroad To Pretiident Seekers Henderson Boy Wins Mason Marble Tourney WASHI�GTO N UP[-Dr. Fr.ank Sta11ton, prt!>ldent or Columb 1_. Bro.idcaslmg System, told a Sen• ate comnuttee toda y tb • l b i s com• pany 0 PJ>?Ses a bill thal would The third ,annul Mason Coun• requ1re g1vrng p�1m e te!evuuon ty Marble11 Tournament waa held tune to pres1d@nttal candidates. Thursday al 4 p. m . at Harmon D r. Stanton Hid CBS was pre• Park under doudy skies and chil• pared to provide a minimum of ling wtnds. For the third straight one hour of prune evening time year the marblea champion rrom each week for debates and discus• the Htndenon gr ade achoo! hu s i ons by und1dates durin g the won the county marble• tourm1 - c oming campaign 1 ( present l,1w1 ment. were modified, but was opposed Johnny Lee Kreb1, 12 yl!ar old to leg1stauon Id compel networks son of Mr. and ililra. Chtford Krebs tv £urnish free lime. of He nderson i1 th11 year's county champ ion. Kreba won th e field CR ITI C 11E5 SOUTH AFR I CA from 14 participant,, four of F R A N K J- U R T. Gt' rmany U P Jwhich forfe ited t heir chanc e at Pru ne .\o 1ro1� t i•r· J ..1 wah ar la l N e 11 r u the coun ty title by not attending Mond � Y c n l l\' ll.Cd . So u t il Af r ica Ye1lerday'1 meet. Semi-finalists 1 n rur · h .- r r .H' , .i I P"i v , c I ,Ii.· the t ournament other than Krebs wer11 Johnny Nlbert, Sunnyside School; Carby sawyen. New Ha • K r e bs t h e w r n 11l' r w3 s pre 'it nted ven ichool; and Rog er D e mpsey · 1.1 l ar ge l ro p:'JY fo r his schou1 by of Buckle School. Dempsey went He�r M 1 1 ! u . m�nagin!l director ahead Into the frnala and lost to of th e Ch,rnihn of Commerc e who e y Kreb, 1n I 4 ou t of 7 game l'O• spo nsoi d th e M � son Count e nt along with m a rn Tou Marble� match, the P o1·.t Pleasa nt H egiete r AJI partlclpan!a In the marbles tournamen t received a minia t ure Johnn)' a. :;th g radl'I' at Hender• trophy for bein1 school cham• son grade �C'hool ;rnd he hopes to pion and a cm eerttrlcate from be batk nut yur lo part1c1pat e one of the local retail merchan ts. in th :: 4th arm ual tournam e nt. I , i I I I · 1 wants lo .ibandon four of its train runs through Indiana. The railroad Monday ,pe ti tion· 1 e d the Indiana Publi� Se:nice I Commission to dlsconta'lue tralPIS No. 67 and 58 betwee n Ci nclnntU Oh io and Lou isville, --Kr, add trams N o. 3 and 4 between Bal• timore, Md., and st. Louis, Mo.� 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Song' Author Is 8 HU RRY ! HU R RY! TIME R U N N I NG OUT IJ' Unlt9cll ,,_, 1nlefflatWMI The f••tett enhMI is fM chH­ t•h which can run 1t • .., apitN of 70 1nll" per hovr, DON'T MISS OUT O N YOU R SHARE OF FREE F U R N I T U RE GI FTS D U R I NG R UTLAN D and MASON F U RN ITU RE'S I• : � D'IS b arref I Frorn La W UPI-A ttorney · NEW YORK William A. Doughcrly of New York, author of the Ohio Slate Univ ersity football song, "Acros, the Field ' ' has been disbarred from practicing la w bec a use of ··p rofessivnal ITil!icOnduct . " I VOL r,a TO CHICA bf Dt· ul} Sheriff Howard fr.:w ' . \I r� Pf ratik and Mri;. Robr•r'. h, tcnbac h arc 1n Chicago tod �y _ 1 , re turn !\1rs. Lydia Rupe to /ite 1gJ1 Coun:y to answer forgery charge•'. herr M rs R upe wai; arrested by < Chica go police ov e r the week end . 1 t h e ALL N !;W wJ�"vll� Halo of Heat STARTS TH U RSDAY Quallly Melamlno , Guaranteed M£LMAC DINNERWARE Safe ln •n� dit-hwa5her, Inna. . Hke fine idhina, lucen t break re1i.t.nt. 6 P.iece place aettlnra conelll4.11 of: 1 J>l.nner Nate - 1 Bttad ahd Butter Plate - 1 Fruit t>l1h 1 Cup - I Saucer. Bea-utilu\ l"ast el Colon! WHILI THIY LASTI $1,19 100 Spiral Fluted PAPER PLAns Generoua 9" al:ro ln ,now white and put.ti colort, tranaparont wr•pped. •nil.ary. 874t pkg. PLASTIC SPOONS I N OUR BASEM ENT STORE S K I RT and SH ORT SPRI NG HOS I ERY Virsl Quality Nylons 44 c pr. 64 c p r. ON E PI ECE J'rlnted Satocn 3-6lli, 7-1 4 S8"X87" !%'la INCH 1 7c Bag ANY OP THIii IOPT PLAITIC IT­ Lule 0eta1onal Detoraled WASTE BASKET Llund'1 Buket Round Wule Bullet STORAGE BIN 'l'errlllc Velueo ,._lo! Colon Lari• Lars• ONLY 99f! HURRY! 47c lllen'a 14 0.. LADIES' S H O E R A C K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86c Holds 8 pairs. 22 PIECE PLASTIC S N A C K S E T · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 68c · · · · · · · · · · 43c Unbreakable ,alely head, remove, to lorm wind proof candlelight, llfellme switch, USF' , uses No. 14 lamp, 2 "D" battecles. LAD!ES AITRACT IVE WORK SOCKS Slie 10.13 4 pn. 74c IDOi SANDALS Willi rubber IOle. Pl.utlc trkn­ _ ...,. •odllb, bofa, mlu, � women·,. Men'• Small, med· h1.m, lar,e 1-10. 1 1 . D U S T E R · · · - · . . - · · · · · · . . · $1 .67 Printed Embo11ed Cotton. Sue 10.20. JAMAICA SHORn · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . · · 98c Solid Bedford Cord and Chino-Woven Plaids, Assorted Colors, Jean and Back Pockets, Zipper C loslhJ. Boy'• WIIII and Wear - Fancy Print NIGHT GOWNS And full length Gowns, 2 Bar Trk"Ots, 1<'1-oral print.a, Wa�1h N' Wo. r �.ace tri m. Si,ic.,- 34-36 mOO., 38-40 Lie., X42..ff . .Boa 11- UCW P-astel Colors. 8 7«: .. ,, .. 5 for $1 .00 �lcot eliastle lea: band, ouh.ldc elasllc w1i1t il:Niud, ell1Uc met• chH material, Double self CN)tdl, white, pink, abes 6--6-7· 11-11·10, Boy1 & Glrll Poly Bqged SOCKS . 4 prs. 74c . . 1 I • I MIDDLEPORT, OHie ·, ' s299.oo ' rei g bt :·2··-Ai"; ��jighf;,. w�;��s�� · m•e_g;;;a 3k u. And For An Addhiona1 , Ji, ·00 THIS FINE SET Of· J · DOUBll LAIJtfDllY Sherwood Will Address Seniors . Of Racine High I• A blind man 1inee birth who Court Actions Reported On County Docket ■ 25 Cars Found Oear Of Ills At Harrisonville '°"" c. 4-k•• . ' '¼ ' . , He � Larman She_rwood, l e cm hum�n rela t ions, or . R�t ­ terdam Junct1an, N. Y. He III In h igh demand as a speak er on American Life and Thou ght before scn i re , ,:lubs. foremen and i.nan• agemen t � groups,. labor umom, a�ricul tural me�ting.s, campaign dmn era., conv en tion�, b�slnea11 and profeas11.1nal orgamzat1ons, and college and high achoo! commencem e nts. Mr. Sherwood, blind since birth made 1 remarkable adjust menl to life . After at tending Maryland turer �;,;::; ·;; �$����] ------------Dapper GOP Leader Of Ohio Sees Good �hings For Party IMr con tribu te, more to society t h.an moat m en who can aee will be the Comme nceme nt speak e r for Ra­ cine H igh School g,!'adL1ating aen­ iors May 20 at 8 p, m. ing the Ewing store , apparently lege. In t•·o years he had bia ne ar the only en trance to the al• Masters' Degree from New York the Communist leaden. lie an Opening reached by a lad- State College for Teacher, .at ]n !aMs, Herter told NATO that der. Whe n discovered it had burn- 1 Albany. Khtu ilichev apparently had reach• ed the top of the ladder and the I Mr. Sherwood served \ as an or• ed tbi conclusion som e lime be- floor nearby and had caused some (ore lie left Moscow that he was damage to t he root, firemen re• dained minis ter in the Me t hodist not roing to succeed in achieving ported .. Considerable damage was Church 11 years bu t, on demand nation result• at the summi t that would also reported caused by waler , g ave it up lo sene the as a le<!ture r. satJaff him, and in particular, his On advice of Harry McLau ghlin, The commencement program : cri tics in Russia. Cam bridge, arson investigator Invoca tion, Rev. John Elwood; At Homt Trouble H er said there had been con• for the Sta te Fire Manhal's of- .. Now Let EYer)' Tongue Adore 91e evidence or dissatisfac- fi_cc , M p, yor Charles _Leg ar last The e ", High School Band; "You'll sld lion within 1ome quaJ1ers or t he mght ordered the budding pad- Never Wall Alone," Sen ior G irls 54) orl4, over . Khr(ij_Tlcb'ev'a locked unt il inv�stiga_tion of the Ensemble. 'iioti' Oriittt tif the blue could be made. "Star of tbe East" Troinbone pO : . �rivlng for retaxa ' �� ltifidlng , was Jnspe�ted pe r. Due t, J(ennedy-Humm'el by RO­ of ,tension with the We-.st. I Herter noted in particular that 1od1cally du �•_ng the _ mght by bert Smi th. Alfred Toney; Class to asPomeroy firemen and police Address, "Facing Lile Sq uarely ", crit icism the re had been v i olent sure (urther tbe no of outbreak S.. Sh.,..ood WIii, ,... Th ,.. of any such relaxa tion emanating flam es. from Communist Chi na. Mr. McLaughlin snd Buck Stevens, de puty f ire marshal, I were in Pomeroy today to inves• ligate the origin of th e gls2e. Also c in Pomeroy taking par t in the in• · vesllgation wer'"7insL1rance ad­ justors. John A. Burnworth, Mar­ ietta, a represen ta ti ve of the Word was expec ted here about Amer ican Hardware Mu tual Jn ' 4 p. m. whe ther or nof Pome­ Twenty-rive cars, alJ found clear surance Company, said tha t hie roy's undefea ted higb school company had the insurance on the baseball team stayed that way of defects, were checked in Sci• toda)'. pio township Wednesday at Har· building. risonvllle Scbool by Depu ty F iremen (J ghting t he f ire were The Panthers l ert for Philo, 0., Sheriff Clarence Shields i n the in charge of Assist.ant Ch iefs John at 9 a, m . where they were to May Safe ty Check driv e . Beaver and Mar ti n McAng us as me et Bridgei,t.1 t, 0., high school Assisting the depu ty were .Mrs. Chief Jack Thomas was out of in the opening game of the South Virgil A tkins, and Mrs. Robe rt town at the ti me. There was a re­ Reg ional Stale Class ,AA Baseball Jewell of the Farm Bureau WO· cord turno1,1t or firem en wi th Tournament at 2 o'clock. Nine men's group. The day before Mr.s three Pomeroy fire trllcks at lhe seniors who had arrived in �m­ Bert ha Janey also assisted a t the acene. eroy abou t 7 a. m. from Washing­ Salem Cen ter Cheek. ton, D. C., accompanied the Mayor Ch. ·n1s Legar was high Friday the check will be con­ team to Philo. ducted in Bedford Townsh ip at in praise of the firemen today Coach Russell Moore expected for their prompt 1c tlon in fore­ the Bedford School. to start ve teran Bab CUoningham !ltalling what could have been a most di!last rous fire and for the on the mound. Once before, in 1933, a Pome­ police depa rt ment for traffic Crabtree Complete& roy team reached the regionals. con trol at the scene. The firemen Pushbutton Training slso expressed their apprecia• Tha t year the Pantben went to Harry G. Crabtree, 27. o r Rut• tion ta the unknown informant the finals, losing to Warren 4-2 w it h George (Red) Jenkins pitch· land has received a certificate for who turned in the first alarm. ing. completing advanced tra ining on Mr. Ew ing said th is morning pw1hbL1tton telephone .sy&tems at MEIGS, G&N&RAL HOSPITAL General ' Telephone Co.'s plant tha t he was unable to estimate ADMISSIONS: James Hawley. the damage as he was locked out school In Mar ion, Ohio. An ln11taller-repairma.n, Crab­ of the store. He had a lr.ey to the Middleport ; Amelia Davia , Mason, tree ■erves General's Pomeroy• back door but had not used it, W . Va.; Mrs.. Henry Ra1hr, Lone Middleport and Rutland exchange. he said. He slated that the build­ Bottom; ·Rbbert White, Syracuse. ·DLSCHARGES : Sytv:ia Johnson, He has been wlth the company for ing was fire proor and that any Cheshire; John Ohling er, Middle­ loss wu covered by insurance. flve yean. po,t. Pa,1, <lllorm lnod lo torpldo lho ,ummn conference ' btc:auH he kn•w thi Wftt would not ne.. hia cold war d•m•ncl• and that I f there had not bten the U-2 lncldent Khru■hchn would h•n found ,omo other pretext. 1'he council met today with the three Weetern foreign miniSters to try to sahiage some th ing (rom the CJyde Wine11 ,tr,, Racine RD, liUmmit wreckage. Presiden t Ei • baa · been fined $14 and costs In enhower ,11.nd KhMushcbc v left County Court bj .. Judge E. w. previously. ...,. .wt';,. . .- p-,ioples on a char&, of dlaturb· -::. �ff!l.!ft . ••• · WelCOMe pe- J>rOU&�t l!Y, bl& ,,I!e. . Ina E�1'V flew to Lisbon, PorHe WH found guilty In a hear• tugal, whe re he received an up• iDI yuterday. The fine Wat sus­ roarious wlcome and admonished pended and Wines paid the coats the free world lo rally s tronger in the case. than ever against the Soviet tac­ Mrs. Lydia Rupe, returned here tics tha t doomed the 11ummlt from Chicago to face charges of mee ting. He said there was no forgery. was bound over to the pressi ng reason for dismay but 1rand jury today by Judge Peo­ the free nations had to work hard- · plea on $2,000 bond on each of er in the lace ol Soviet abuse and two charges. "How Not To Be A Politician" was the title of a playlet accusations. Mrs. Rupe was remanded to the Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Jail in lieu of bond. She ill a given Wednesday evening In Khru,hch.v flew to Commu­ W. Crow, lawyer, and Ted Fred with House Parish Church Middleport resident. nllt EHt Berlin whl't;• he told Wayne Staats, Ripley, W. Va., Reed, Jr. , banker, In leading ,oles. RN luden "th• future bellffl91 t The occasion was II spaghe t i . ,, was released on $200 bond for Htll. to ua" but _.._.. no hint of 1:111 support d i nner prepared and served under non a on 1 bearing June Rev. Roberts _oHered informal annouftCN intentions to notM"n stewantsh1.p of Geno Pierot ti, 111• charge. rks following t he Program te. Btrlin c:,1,1, ,at • time of hi• rema . ln vited siste<l by t.row and Reed , . which Includ ed group smgmg led own choosln1, tt. WH klutd by guest! join ed men of t he church a t by Harry Moo�. Church laymen Middleport Jail l8 �Jle "sta.ir ' ev enl Crow, as Sen, F. W ilder!orc'e comm.ended h1g�ly Rev. Rober!s Bradford Altends Arrests Crowded for h1 leadership in t.he church s town Jail wa, Crewe, and Reed as Si McReid, recen t11ly complete bu1ldlng Middleport pro- Woodland Meeting crowded · today followlni ftve ar· were joined In the Play by ltev. gram. Wallace Bradford, 803 rlrownell William Roberts who served as re1t11 laat night. Avenue, Middd.leport, was in Col­ Clyde Everett KlnK,· Rutland cue holder asking (or hissea, ap· umbus Wednesday eveni ng for a RD 1, aee 46 was arrested by the p11use, or booes u the play ('?) Commencement Held m eetin1 of the Woodland Owners' Pollee De.partment for DWI at ran ilfl course. Crow admitted aft­ For Chester Pupils Comm it t.ce of t he Oh io Forealry '1 4:30 uptown and • is still in jail, erwarde it hardly ran fasl enough. Commencement exercises for Association, Inc., in the Southern He introduced the skit by an­ lnto:aicatlon, Others, all f or the Eighth Grade class of the Ho tel. were Reuben Swartz, 78, Pomeroy nouncing several other play11 had Chester school were held last nl.ght Th e Woodland Owners' Com• Olivtr Mitch, 60; HOward T. been prepared, all discarded upon at the school auditorium with a mittee conducts an educational German, Middleport RD 1 and order of the Reverend---0ne being large alt.endance. program o( general interest and 1'homa11 Bowles, 34, Rutland RD 1. "1'he Little. Summit on WUUs The following program was gJv . benelit to the woodland owners All are in jall today. en: processional, Lloyd Johnson; of Ohio II a means of turtherine Man Wanted Here 18 Invocation, Rev.• Card; . Welcome, the interest of the owners and to Dennts Parker; Duet, Joann Freck­ F1orida Jail Lieaper encourage these ownen to main• To Delinquent Lands Sherill ltobert Hartenbaeh haa er and Juanita Hoffman; Introduc­ tain their woodland acres .under' leafaed that Paul lzlltr, Parker&• tion of Speaker, Orville 1Brown; sound management. Be Advertised Soon burs, wanted here for breaking Addreas, Rev. Harold Do■ter: Se· audl­ county Cahhrttll, Gordon tar. eaid today that • •liilit or dellni­ and entering the Eastern SCb!)Ol lectlon by an Instrumental En• STOCKI FIIIMED quent of.ax �and.I ,i n Meltls: county Js last winter, had been arrested In semble; Presentation of Diplomas, J. s. Davis, Eieeutive Head or lhe NEW YORK UPI-Stocks firm­ now b•lng prepared 11,, Iii, ornce Florida but escaped ' from Jail. hner was indicted hflre in ab­ Easte rn Local School Dlstrlcl; ed In the early dealing, today and will be ready for pub�caUon aenUa b)' the January 1rand jury. Benedktlon, Rev. Card; and Re­ with defense issues among the wlthln Ille .... 10 day•. ceuional, Lloyd Joh111011. favo rltea. ln a n effort to eotrUre payment .H IARING SCH DULID of delinquent t.u.e,, Mr. Caldwell A · hearina: waa echeduled for Roush Win8 Award In W' this year adver1isl.nt: dellnquen• oles ias the a�rt ot a continuing 10:ao a.m. Loda)' in coounon ploas -pro,cedure to eeJ.,t delinquent IMldl court in llhe divorce eue of Loi.in Milllile Battalion SP·5 William Rohah, Pomeroy, YS Balin. -for Che coMection of the ta1M. . now with the U. S. Army, hat been award.ed a Certificate or Achieve­ ment for meritorioWI service in the 4th Mis11ile Battalion, 65ih Ar• Ulleey, Van Nuys, Calif. The award waa presented to Roush for "ou tstanding . perform· ance of duty u a computer oper• COLUMBUS· (UPI) - Dapper Ray C. Illlss ol Akron started ator at a mls11He firing exerct&e. He his sixth two-year term as Ohio RepubliClln Chairman today, ia now apendlng a furlough with hla parents, Mr. and Mr.,. Leverett bouncing with optimism. Bliss, a cigar alwayo firmly planted In Ills mouth, predicted: Ro111h. The Grand Old Pany will w� of Thur MITERS Gl!T f2GI a majority in i\be Ohio House in CNdlnt1 B. Lwwl■ man hf 0.1111 Count,. The R► Meter, 111 MiddleJ)Ort collected the Nov. a efectian. $208 the put week, Ohlof or Police ... nce"' of publlCUI wttrt fallecl ,• ...tum -U has I "IOod ct Jonu '- i the committee in the Herbert Gilkey uid. tu.in.I the Ohio Sena�, too. . May 3 prlm,,ry the win Nixon will -Rl,bard ,\1ott1 of the indtpendenta 111d be The commmee decided to hold Ka•par Honored With elected president. of the United the atate Jl@publlcan 1 eonventlon 50.Year Lri.i,ie Pin State,. here on Sept. 12. Five hundred Roy. T. Kaspar, Po�roy, w11 B1111,. who has been 1tit1 ehalr- 4e1eg'�le• and 500 l.lt.etnatu will 1 presented a· fifty · year pin yes­ man 1Jnee 11Me, w ,ie !'fl-elected be named by co1.1nty committee... terday by Mn. Helen Bodimer, viedhoday by the Republican 81111 waa also named ' ehalrniaJ) secretary and awarded • certl(l­ State Central Comn:illtee. lt was of the finance alld -policy tom• cate namlng, him III a member of nlmoua. uni mitteea. 1 -.,. tht Hllf-.1-Century Club of the M.n; Ftdrl:!!net G. Morrll of ToMOdern Woodman of America. Jedo wu imanlmoualy re-elected The tbalrman w11 convinced Ml'. Kup■r, who hH . retired vice daalrman �d Mn. .Lila that New Yurt �ov. Nelson Lor� Couu-. �tefeller will not becom111 the from the Ohio Power Company, Black of Awoo Joined the Woodman Lodt:e March ty ,r., unanlniOUily l'Hlected to Republican pnaklential, candidate . MOTOR SCOOTER ADDED - Belter put th at nickle In the m�ter. The omeroy Police la theft! eatuttophe. t. 1810, ln Jlomeroy. The Pome• a "unless aee,. p term two--:rear inentb to Its equipment and is able to check parking meters hourly. P�lice �, "At the mom.111:D.� Jr'a 1\1� an �)' and 1•]ddleport lodda · 1ater , Deparlm•nt has: added· n,tarJ". . i. .;;;;;.'.::. ..-it:. the new sooo ter recently purchased by Pomeroy CouncU to combined �nlo Camp No. e330, Chief Jed Webster *Qllo D, -- of · �DIC� ou!llde poulbillty II almM ni1.. - be, used to check all met�rs town. - SeDU nel Pboto. · .., ..-,; � llllltw tflill�1ar, .., out Rotkefeller", he ,aid.. lllddleport, • PARIS (UPI) _ Secretarv ol State Chrisll•n A. Herter said today American U-2 spy 1'·1'lg hts h. a d been goi1.1g on for four years and had produced information of great 1mportance for safeguarding the free world. He has warn�d that w.ar would Htrter spok.e before a meelln� be inevitable if such fligh ts conor the l�nauon NATO Council t i nued: condemned which unanimously Fllghtl StoJ»ped Sovi et Premier Khrushchev foT I Presiden_t Eisen hower annou nced torpedoing the summi t c�nfe�cnce and pledged complete .sohdanty in earlier tb1s week lhe U·2 recon• nalseance flights were �uspend cd the dan,geroua days ahead. Khrushchev seized upon the U · 2 on May 1 when the Russ ians 11ho t incident to wrc�k the ·summit con• down one of the American plln•. rerence f.'MO'N\ . It began and •.o n• deep-- tnaide Ru&!lia. thrter 'told th■ NATO Counturn the old. war to the J:nk aud dang erous days of Josef Stahn. ell ttlet Khruahchov had come to RD; MAYTAG R SHE WA AND GET FREE Hollywood type, eircul:lr kn!t Rof•n Meah. Mi�dle'port Dept. · Store 107 MILL lt,IET ' · BUY A ' ' LADIES PANTIES 36c SPORT SHIRTS . . · . . . . · · · · · · : . . , . . · · - 94t '' --C�h�i�ld�-�-.�s�-.,,.3------Nn -, · Boil ��;!i��Rs to I Pint . . . l for I� 1 · · · · · · CANVAS OXFORDS · · : · Holt Gallon . . . 16c with Covers 68c Suite - At .the Sale Price of Only P,rltr dw4J, _, .... •.., ...t .� ........... .... ' Nw, llbty ....th an, .... .-,. tJOM this ............ .,. tMW,.t, Friel.I-, . ithow..t . ..... . �H•M thund.ntenm end H._., .., d•y In th. 70. ncept ...... • utnme touth__,. LIIW +.nllM SOI northN,t, 6h ........... wa.-.. Downtown Store Blaze Barely Caught In Time Prompt and efficient action by the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department was,credited last ni �ht with preve nting •C & 0 locomotive. I n what <h• ve .. they posed for their plelure abo plelured are School might have been a deHier ,-, Ch lhe of ten youngs 4 7 The . . Mulne Griffith, PTA Eleanor Knight, leacbH, Mrs. 1·, memhe PT A Mora, Donald fire in the lower busvastating Mrs, R) to (L are und the foregro I d the <hlldre n. anle aecomp who r, tea<he an, iness block in Pomeroy. Herrm Wilma MIis and r membe . trip ith Engineer Carl Owens, . fetime. li & a is , C. by d . youn" passing arrange motor A [ t p was i tr e a Th J and £irst Ch ,tdren lrom the . P piloUDg the locomotive. Two •ui1tant t,. In mHter■ j axme . Frequent man w ho has rot bee n I· dentt· 'ec.nd gr.de' Of the Cheater 0. oftlc iab: after Mrs. M p lr unng e. h I t d d e . ma e wer 1top1 · Zon W Kenn,lh MIii•r anet E · · hesGrade School were given the Griffit �, a member of the C 110 each child would ha.v e an op- t ied, saw sparks issuing from k-htllt■,, and John Rlcldll!I, Ant. l Nationa oy r Pome and PTA �er erday t yes "time of their lives" the Ewing Store building Road Fortman of l!n1lnH, all ( portunity of riding In the loeomoE. C. when the Chesapeake and Ohio Bank employee, contacted a 8:30. H e drove to the bout live. Pom■ro' to of C�umbu•, cam• the Rai1road played host to the y,;:iun.g- Whitt! and C. H. Peoples at cit hall where he told •mO. & C. local the Y .,,lat to only . . Fire Following the trip the group C�pta m st. ers and took them for a tram local freigh t office. They Olan i Good eac:h w presented They a an_d p1oyffS. al-' be children asked that the •. r,de lhrougb Pomero,1 posed for a picture for The Sen- F'1reman Ro Reu•~r of his ve ti 1Ht locomo fol t he souvenir over • look to with chlld lowed Y � · the The 74 ch lldren crowded Unel and then loured the Pome- discovery. The� investiga�ed A call to Columbus resulted in lowlnt the tra in rida. t wo cabooses and the locomotive red he t out roy ' brary. They had toured the and had the TI1 1rd Ward Fire rolling of the yard crew and were taken the C. & 0. to ers t Andrews, Clyde & vete 0, r an Porn o� Na tl onal Ban k ln th e truck on the scene before the youngs C. e th for carpet he t 88 far as Dark Hollow from By Buy A 3 - pc. Sectional Ladles Waltz Length Quilted Vinyl, 54" Long. Holda 14 Oarmenta. FLASHLIGHT ......... while Plastic and Color& 2 for i1.oo WEATIIER °"'°' s:NGLI! f',0!"/ - 1k. Mayor Lauds Volunteers In Quick Action Play Sports Dramatic Talents · Of Prominent Pomeroy Pair As,orted Styles 88c / WASHINGTON UPI-Liberal House" Democrats indica te d today they would not accep t a "chopped-down" admin istraLion comprom ise prop0811 to aid areas hil by long-term unemploym e nt. The new lBO•mllllon.(lo\lar ad· ministrat ion plan was in troduced Wednesday In the Senate and House .just five days arter the Presiden t vetoed a more expen­ sive Democrat ic-sponsored bill . The measure represented a con11iderable cOncession over the 53· million dollar ar ea redevelopm e nt blll odiginally advocated by the Wh ite House. But it was still 71million-dol­ Jars less than t be Democratic bill Jll?iected by the President. The administration offer was an apparent attempt to se ize the -ini· tla tive on a vltal election-ye ar ls­ sue in West Virg in ia, Kentucky, other states Pennsylvania and w ith persistent pocketa of unem• ployment. A croup of liberal Democra ts who masterm i nded House passage of the original 251-million-dollu bill held a stra tegy session late Wednesday and decided to Bland by their measure. This ls intended to keep the ad• ministration on the polltical hot &eat by requiring a detailed jus­ tifJcat ion of t he rejec tion. the •• NECKLACE and EARRINGS \!\ TABLI LAMP · · - · · . . · . . · - . . · · $1 .67 Brass Finish Base, Gold Vall, F'ount, Gold De<:orated Shade GARMENT BAG . . . . · · · · · · · · · · - · · . . $1 . 1 9 Assorted colors. Z CELL Take Advantage C)f Our 5 3c Textured r•uuc Flor• ! llllpllly . • • • Moulded Pla,tlc Drapes Clear and C.:oJor'f 27" X 37" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 25 In Poly 811 Assorted Pastel Colors MQfmal FATIGU E MAT J U MBO PLASTIC LINED PLASTIC FORKS �llatlo!I . hlh,ery atld W'9rranty, in any decot. U" x 25" PWTIC DRAPES Poly Bag I!ndvd'•• ebony legs, or all mahop.ny lO harmonim E NGRAVO-MAT 94 c PLAY SUITS DRYER Glamorous table ensemble at terrific savi ng!i ! Ultra smart stylin g • . alc;:ohol- · reai!tan t finish. Blond. wiih blond or 9 7c FULL t'ASIIIO N ' Hl6H SPEED • LOW HEAT CH01CE Of BLOND OR MAHOGANY FINISH • Skort type, broadcloth, pleated Skirt and panties, 12-13-24 months. Assorted prints. REAL B U YS! 1 7c Bag White. • SEAMLllSS PIR PLACI 51TTING !5 In • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May NO. Liberals In House Gird Up For Battle MON EY SAV I NG • ent1ne a1 Area Aid Bill _______ • • "".':"."-:-::":����::::�:::::::::::::::--:::::-.:�;:;::-------------------------------::��::-;-:;-::::::;:;"- --· ---------------·---::-----XII---·-29-------------19, 1960 "'"-�·· ==.......--------------..;....----..--------�-----:--·--------.:.::�:...:.:.:::.:..:::...____.......:- I The action by lhe Ne w Yurk I C' l ly Bar Assn. has been affirm• I cd by the New York Stal.f> <:ourt of Appeals. I • e Now You Know In Word Expected AhoOt ame Around 4 p.m. 22 Tractor Club Members To Take Tour Tw e nty.two memben of the Meigs County Tractor Main tenance Club haYe completed lhtl.r ))ook,, atte nded lhe eight leuona on tnc• tor main te nance and safety, and are plann ing to attend the club tour lo be held thi■ Saturday, ae• cording to Orion Rou•h of Salen, , Center, who has served II club leader this year. ';,{e mbers will vi■it the Kaiser Alum inum Plant at Ravenswood Sa turday morning. The afternoon will be spent visit ing the facmtie1 of the Philip Sporn Power l'tant at Graham Sta tion. M eet ings of the club this year, as the y have ror th e past 111 yeara, have been held in the abowroom of the Me igs Equipment Co. Mr. Fal­ lon ol the AC Spark Plug company waa secured through th e courtaJ or the Rizer Oil Co., as guest in­ structor for lhe last meeting on ignition. Harold Smith and Alt.o Je(fen were also gues t iruitructon foe the le1sons on hydnu.lic ayatem1 and carburetors. Books and refereace material for the Tractor Jlaiaten­ a.nce program is furnished br the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio warkin,g with th e Oh io Agricul tural Exten­ sion Service. Preside nt or the club for the year is Clyde Maxey. Jackie Wigal has served as secretary. Members planning to take tbe trip Saturday include Jim Harggy, J&mes Bentz, Bob Hamm, Bill Carleton, lohno7 Grueser, Riehard 11P1ter, JbnlJ!.1 H&mm, Charles Mankin, .John Bentz, Terry Hottman, Robert Brown, Jimmy Caldwell, Charles Collins, Francis Case, Earl Ritchie, Ronald Pool er, Roland Sayre, Em· es t Vineyard, Carl Walton, and Vernon Maxey. 97-Year-Old Syracuse Woman Died At Home ' I I ! ' Funeral services for Mary Ann Potts, 97, who died at 2 a. m. · today at her borne in Syricuse w iH be he ld Sunday at 2 p. m. from the Syracuse Preabyte;ian Church wh ere she WH a member. Friends may call al the Ewing FuneTal Home anytime until noon Sunday when the remains will be taken to the church and lie in state there. Surviving are a aon, Harry Potts, Syracuse; two daugbtu1, Nellie Weese, Syracuae, 0., Mag• gie Hurd. Syracuse and a num­ ber of grandchildren and grandchildren. She will be laid to reat beside her !ale husband, George, · the Syracuse Hill Cemeteey. ere•� k- Two Drivent Oted Chief Jed Webster today report. ed the arrest o( two apeeding mo torists last night in Pomeroy. Th ey were William R. Messer, Huntington and Fred Phillips, Bladen. They have been cited to Mayor Charles Legu's Court May 21 at 8:30 p. m. Giant Railroads Sttk Merger Permission From Government N EW YORK (UPI) - The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad �nd the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway prepai ed today to seek Interstate Commerce Commission and stockholder approval of a merger proposa l that would create the second largest rail system in the. nation'. . "ed . Howard E. S1mpaon, 8&.0 prest· C'&O and the B&O acknowleda dent, and Walter J. Tuohy, C&O lhey had_ held talks with the Cc�­ soh­ a president, at1nounced Wedne,.;la)' tral: lookm g toward such con dallon. olght tha t directors of the B&O had accep ted an offer rrom the . The Cen tr;il� however, has con­ -mo� tbed C&O to merge the two carr ien. s1stently re!" ame� closed The Chesapeake & Ohio au thor- on the subJect. Central Pre11de�t . ized the merger proposal at a Alfred E. Perlman was unava1J able for comment today . . special board meetin g in Cleveland The merger plan prOYI� for �,iond 19y. The . join} announce ment said the exchange of one share of the acceplancc. of th e bid was thC' C&O common Cor each one and three · quarter sh.,-es or B&O fini step toward merger." mmon , and the exchange of one co . Should the consolidation be ef fccted it would create a rail giant share of e&o common (or each second In .size only to the Penn- share _or B&O preferred �lock. 1s smaller C hesapeake &: O�lo wi th assets aylvania Railroad than the B&O bu t 111 a betler montotaling $2 330 800 000. _ , ' ' ey maker and one of the richest roarls in the country. It has :1,100 Central May Join The announcement renewed spec• m iles of right of way extending ulatlon in the industry that the from Chicago a.nd Michigan south New York Central, the nation's to Ke n tucky and West Virginia ' largest road, may be moving to- coal fields and iftt� Virginia, It is also the couritry'■ NCOnd ward • three-way merier with lar�••t IOfl - ........ ' lbele wrlen, Lui April tho .---� � 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. 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