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Tuesday this ' re!urned was k w� Columbus s pe11 t the Easler weekv : dessert course was �er\ ed them lo lhe home of her son-in-law and end with her mother, Mrs. J. S. were r� ad �------ by the ho:.tess precedi ng t h e C ommu mratwn...s . Mr and Mrs La wrence Colley of Henderson. fro·n Sen- i daughter. n o l l lcgisla erning cun< p�m rneelin g, ill which lime a · meekend her son and This Stewat. ------e "If J e sus Came To Your ator Frank� U,.usch e and Re?"� � family, M r asd M rs. Marv1 � • Hou s e. " and prayn was gt •:c n �e n t at 1v� G eorge :'¥1: e n_i ha�t of L..e wi s bur� will vm! Carri Club Meeting Murray e ed i c h the nvenl o wn o f O o F bv• Mrs Ben Neutzlin!? Murra ys and Mrs Mar- I H "'•ltl Tueiday Eve wilh · the ·· < · Lo ilS· ' ,1 of •• lub, lo be held in 0 ;iy- vm • tw pn.•�1lJ (•r. M r� W illiam lh1..:tcr l\farrny pIans to remain · ed M announc was 13 1 1 Ap,oi ton · rs. M'ichael Hackett enter· · sis! m the care of M rs ,1 urra�'at tht' mt'e t.ng which llp r- r,t' d . her card club Tuesday tamed l(' lative leg on t port s lH• . w ilh d ev otions hy M rs 1 '1.i l Re is t �! - Mr and Mrs Buce Lloyd and i ng al her home in Middles even l ipo G in ly recent hdrl '-----j Will i a m ,;on ,dw g:H•e a rned 1 mg � son, M ike. and daught rr , Mrs po Prizes w � ere won by Mrs. Ed"l l .i l l o n o n "A iL,,iercd Pr a y e r" 11 e re giv l' n b y Mr s . _ W� 1:m·• Orear Baslm1 . J r and children of artr re r Mrs. Lionel Boggs , h. n n nd 0 a 1ll m r 1 . ,. , and d osrd 11 1l h prayer :<km 0<i w11 e �J � W 1 . . G al11 polis Y1s1ted Easlc•r w lh Mr. I Mrs Wilham Child:! and Mrs . Ro, roll c-�ll ,1 1 th Mr�. Lot11s R t!lbel. They !Clld of and Mrs Jamr-s Lloyd and l a m1ly i.. . t· t((l • brrs .,1 nsw � hmoII . i i,lt°rl � . . • s le 'IS· u on van ns u t; in Belpre. J n the evenin� ,twv 111s- 1 th ru· rrf'al lV<' millt>I. A c:.ml of th e d1 st·u ��w 1 959 CHEVROLET ! t hunh <. 11 .- � , t• ·id frr>m Mtf� El h - la1 1ve bills. other players we� Mrs. ��rl;: ited in C.a llipo l ls wilh \fr .• 1 1 I Asa Bradbury, rs . Mrs Dm1 n1e pre s cm ed a pa · I Lloyd• !c a A Bel _AW _4 Doo�. Ivory and t urMills. lfflnald rs. M and Gress 1 wh!ch no!, 15 PTA a '"\\-'ha! er inflJl'lsh. Spotless clean P quotse . • no t Mr· and Mrs Jack Wailers and desse rt c:ourse was served by brought out that t h e PTA ts terior, I ess th an 20 '000 honest , ., ,1 ,,1,1,,,,,ort , Oh,· o miles · VS motor. Powerg1 1ue ' n g sons ' Jaek and Steve, of Colum- Mrs Hackett. a rnot h ers cI u b • a money m'•k; • · · T I NOW SHOW ING ________ and heater. ru Y ,. llcy bus .were Easter wet> kened guest s trans. Radio . i'. 1,c u , ad ver 1·Jsmg · 1 rgan1zat1on • FABIAN m • •h arp1e. orga n iza I ion. . The of his parents, Mr. and M rs. G uy or pu t1sa n HERE "Hound-Dog Man" l history of the PT A wh1cn _was . Walters . Thev also attended early Mr andVtsn Earl lfowett and Mrs. $1 845 S I cart Churd 1 Mass al lhe Jcred ll r u n t' I f n d m 1 8 w as also si v en on Easter morning. daughters Louanna and BarbarJ , by Mrs. Downie. was . of Toronto O . spent Wasler vaThe m•xt mcelit1g will b� 8 Ch l s E 8 � rd "The Sheriff Of 1 958 CHEV ROLET �: � t u ay on bus�� cat ion with th�ir parents Mr. and luncheon on May 3, the time Hun mg on, W . \ a. Fractured Jaw · 1 Mrs. Eveett Hewett and Ms. VB Brookwood Staticr, W;igon. and pl-i:ice to be announced la- ness. . \\' ilh J,i, nt• :i.l ausra•!d . .tp­ has and finish D.1rk gret'n Ber th·-i:I G 1 11 · Mrs· Gill ret uml::ti Thomson Maunce . Mr and Mr. Warner, Robert . s r M y tcr b s . • and Kcnnelh l\loore pearance of new car im1de and i home with them for a VISlt. weekend last visited Cleveland or cha1 · ,m an. Also Carloon Cuniul out, automatic trans , new llfes, radio and heater. \:r ' - i I I LIBERTY JHEAJRC J• I MEIGS THEATRE $1 59!; 1 958 RAMBLER _ TONIGHT AND THE K I N'i" 1 "ESTHER Super Cross Country Statton (TeC"huicolon standard motor. ul, Waigon. ti I Saturd:ly evemng dinner guests trans. Bea ullful 2 t llne green Joan Collin�. H1d1ard Egan of Mr. unJ Mrs Willard Hines, lini!h. Vmyl interior trim. good Colorc;artoon I Alhens Road, wt-rt> Mr. an� Mrs. tire1, radio and heater. Ray Hines and son. David, of SATURDAY Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Hoger "KEY W ITNESS" $1 29S J•·ffrey Hunter, Pat Crowley Hines or Cleveland and Mr. and - also Mrs. Charle, Wood. Chester. "VISIT TO A ROLET Mrs. George Mowrey Sr. and CHEV 958 1 SMALL PLANET" Mrs. M ilford Mowrey and daugh­ Impala Convertible Coupe. Spot­ Jerry Lewii., Joan Blackman ter. Melissa. lert today for a less clun interior . with . l_1ke weekend visit in Columbus with new ivory top. beige fm1sh. I Sunday, Mon .• TuH., Wed. former·s sister and brother-in• the Tires show liltle wear. Ful l "BUTTERF IELD 8" Mr. and Mrs. Earl French. law. equipment inc-luding radio and ' (Technicolor) will be joined there Saturday They heater, 348 cu. in. V 8 motor, With Elizabeth Taylor automatic trans. George Mowery Jr. and Mrs. by and Eddie Fisher Unda Jean. of Cleve­ daughter. Calorurtoon, $ 1 695 will accompany them who land. AdmiHion; 60c and 30c home for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. James Lochary 1 956 FORD V9 CARTOON EVERY NIGHTI and family returned to their home 2 Door. Automatic trans., heal­ in Bl oomington, Ind., Wed11esday er, new tires. new interior. · after a visll with his parents, Mr. Shar p finish of green over iv­ and Mn. Patrick Lochary. ory. Wu $790.. Mrs. .I . A. Sweeney of Rutland TONIGHT and Mrs. Earl Halliday of Athens WEEK IND SPICIAL 3 STOOGES FEATURE were weekend guesets of Mrs. Ev­ $665 "HAVE ROCKET erett M cKnight. WILL T�AVEL" Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Bauer - also returned to their home in Marion 1 955 CHEVROLET Mkkey Rooney, Terry Moore Sunday evening after a several Dan Duryea VB 210 4 Door. Powergllde daya v irlt with her parents, Mr. "PLATINUM trans., heater. Tires like new. and Mrs. Richard Karr Sr. HIGH SCHOOL" Beautiful belge and nd finish, Miss Polly i<:.1rr or Columbus ar­ ALSO CARTOON clean iolerior. rived today for a weekend visit TIME SCHEDULE NOTIC E with her parents, Mr. and Mn. $795 Richard Karr Sr. MASON DRIVE IN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck Feature 1l1ted first starts al '49 DODGE Easter dinner guests of Mr. were dusk. The picture listed sec· Willard Ebersbach and Mrs. and ondly will be startir.g near 2 Door ___ daughters. 8:30. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ebesbach Saturday Only April 8 '5 1 CHEVROLET spent Easter in Middleport with Jamea Craig and their daughter, Mrs. Edgar Pratt. $ 1 99 4 Door William Talman in Mr. and Mn. William Grate "THIE PIRSUAOEll" son, James, were Pomeroy and - also '52 CHEVROLET rt visitor• over the Middlept) and Barry Sullivan in . weekend "THI PURPLE GANG'" 2 Door __ $ 1 95 (R�m-runni�-high jacking Vice and Murder) Board Of Deacaru '53 HUDSON ALSO CARTOON 4 Door __ $ 1 95 Sun. I Mon.• A,rll iid Ullllllllllffll\lllllllJIUIJlllll!IIWIW -----------,11 TRUCK CENTER OF S.E. OHIO I Young Peoples' Sunrise Service Held By Class The Y oung Peoples class of the Tuppen Plains Christian Chu,cb held an Easter Sunrise · •nd the pr_,. -am w as servace under the direction of Mi S! Evelyn White, Vienna, W . V a. , director of Y outh wor k a l Vienna Baptut Churd1. The organ prelude " My Risen Lord' ' by Miss Marylyn Koehle , 0pened the Wo,slup Ser vice an"" •t " ,'ss Wh1'te's meditation was ·' That Res 11rrection Morn. " A f in the service the Sunday School ch!ss enjoyed a break• fast ser v ed by Mrs. Lind sey Lyons, Mrs. Herman Black and M rs. H omer CoI e. Th e food w�s furnished by the Men's Ch nstian Fellowship. 1 . . . Attending were Allee Livingston, Marylya Koe hl er, N ancy Jo Cole , Cecilia Gaul• Lyndall LYOn 5 , Janet Hoffman • Joe E• Crite, Lindsey Lyons, Jr., David p a,• is, Jimmie Caldwell, W i l bur Robimon, Wesley Arbaugh, Larry Landon Dennis Newland, Gary Land�n, Roger Black and guest Douglas Bemmn, Terra Alta W. Va. • Donald Landon, , . Su-per1ntendent of the Sunday I Will Meet Sunday .Tohn Lupton, Ziva Rodann "BLOOD AND STEF.L" (Re-gal,cope) - also Robt!rt Mitchum Eleanor Parker U.11111na Patten and George Peppard in "HOME FROM THP, HILLS" ◄Cinemascope & Color) ALSO CARTOON The Board or Deacons of the Middleport First BapUt11t Church will meet Sunday morning at 11: 15 following morning worship ser­ vice. Monday evening the Board of Trustee■ will meet e.l 7 p. m. at the church and on Tuesday the HearthsU>ne Class wlll meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart at 7:30 p. m. -· $995 1956 INTERNATIONAL 1 I ft. Pickup Box. 4 wheel drive, ,ood tint. Cab exception11ly I nice, look.I and rum l� new. . ', I .: • WE PAY 3% JNTEREST ON SAVINGS I n Pomeroy - --- ---- POMEROY MOTOR co. "Tbe Dealer ,, ,,1 � � uu� I '' ' Con venient Shopping Hour• : I Shop every day Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M, to 5:00 P.M. and on Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P. M. I f l �,,,, . �ROY, 0, � ---r"'"'- --·--. •• . llember Federal llopoolt ­ I \ NO, PCIMIIOY .. -,c.....--- -- •-,__...___________� ' � / 1,1 I A Pomeroy-Midd leport, Oillo, Saturday, April 8, 196 1 299 , k PEB COPY BJ Bff 'Wla(ett Progreu through retearcb la the aim of the Ohio Agr icuJtur. al Experiment 1ubltaUoo GIi Rt. 143 near Carpenter. Scores of research projecta an initiated and promoted Bl th � e,peNMDt etatJun. One, which I II becoming more Jnterestlng to have a chance to review the pn>- 1 moat bnport.ant beef animal be- ln one bam at tht 1Ub11tation, enlmal tclence, ii carried oo at 1 farmers each day, ii the majol Jed at the experllDent .talion'• caua of the i,teographic•I area it j pure Charolai11 breedin11 bull. [ lhe llatioo. The Carpenter tarm occupied, and the qua�y ffie:!I' 1 are kept. ln another aeclion, year- I ha 330 acre., ba.H 8' which ar• project of crouing the charolaia Beef Cattle Day. breed of hem animal with t h e 1be Charolais, which 1:lre ne,ar- It produced. In this locality farm- 1 ung heifer■ of the- Charolais bt-eed I in permanent pasture ad p � ly pure which it color, originated en who have recently been breetl- are cared for . Hereford breed. land. The other part contaUll 'lbunday, April 20, farmer■ t1,nd ! in 1111 old French province about Ing their eattle with the Charo- 1 Attendanb alao watch elose,y woodland re1earcb acreage and otbera with a stake or interest ln lhe 18th Century, it is beUevt!d. \ail and Hereford croiJa report their main project of young :111n1- zz acre, are wie.d for building, j cr0&1 breed.inga of animala will 'Ibe breed became France·, better meat production. maia, young Hereford anima!a and roadway■. Five area farmen say theiL' c ro 111 e d with tht Charolai1. Special day, wlll be ti e l d animals are of much better siw Through research, it has been throughout the IW?lffier for fanr,, llDd quality after usin� the cross- I learned that crosa breeding prr)- era to view variou■ pro_iecu or bred one aeason. At tile aubsta- duce, a much larger animal • ! the M1b1labon and gain ideal fo? lion, worker, run different typea · compared with other breeds. belt.er farming. of lest,, to le&rn which are t h II!! The year-old Charolais weigh! Among the feature, of the AP.. bolter antmob. Since the proje� about 100 pound, mo t "' han the ril 20 Bee! Cottle Day at '!"' ,ub, U,O!ij NG OVE R _ B ob Evans, Earl Kloster, I, not concluded until a IO-yea, Hereford ye!ll'hng. CroBSlng 111< . �l\illt will be a tell< all t h . ger'iK cl!age or bee r c attle of substation period , l test over elapse,. no fo':'°al two breed, providea an an �al Prevenlloo a ook nd Control �f �• - of the prize Charolais bulls in the s b u station barn, and recommendations are b e I n g about 50 pounds over the we1ghl , aeases of Feed! Cattle, . with � locking over the cameraman, won­ made. of the average Hereford at a Dr Nelson B. Kang as a�aker. the huge a nimal . dering if he should • . . . Well, the Sen tinel cameraman . Charola1! are large �f -am• year in age. Dr. Earle Klosterman will _ re• didn 't wait v y Jong er to find out. Bob Bishop� not in tlllt m.ala having cream to white hair Earl1 ProjK&I port on the beef cattle pro,JeCt, picture, is manager at Carpenter. coloring with heavy hindquarter,. T h e Southeaatem substatiu!I crossing the Charolais and Here �-----�-- -�----------Breedera claim the calves will was obtained from Senator J. L. ford breeds. One or the objec, exhibit 8 fast early growth of Carpenter in 1902. Until 1MB, lives ia to relate the size of the natural muscling. the Meigs County farm W88 used beef anlmaJ lo ita performance Even Bob Evans, well known only for sheep research. It ii felt under aeveral systems of man-- , d • ' GallJpolJ■ atockman, ha, become much was learned from tbe re- agement. -),. interested in the CharolBiB breed. search te1U at the C8rpeot.er U farmen of lhUI amt have 1 He indicated particular interest farm that would not have b e e n an eye for better production, INTERESTED STOCKMAN - Bob Evans, Gallipolis businessman • stockman, / becau,e breede" say the Char,- learned othe,wiae. which means more p<1>fil, the"' J " l clt, and Tom Wonderling, Supt. or outlying sub-stations from the Wo�ster Head• lai., does not have a heavy out• Today, ,.,..,ch In lhree m• will be a ta,ge turnout at I h, _ quarters ' view a herd of Charolais and Hereford cross bred cattle.-Sentinel Photo. side lat covering. Jor area,, llll'OOOIDY, lorealrJ and I Carpenter aub,tal.., '"' April 20 ------ -----' - -- ·WASHINGTJN CUPr, - President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan today pledged their "common commitment to those who care for Ire. dom." They said they were in complete agreement on t "gravity and depth" of present world dangers. Kennedy and Macmillan, in a 1 u to Ille gravity and doptli joinl statement wued at the c1... O lbe dangnn ill die puiimt of their aweepiog review of cold . . wor ld iituation lor u__. ufirN war problem,, sa•� they d is· who wiah lo main their Jndtcussed measum to amprove the . . "cohesion effectivenesa a n d pt!:Ddence and tbe priteJeaa ript adaptabilicy" •I the West.m al· of choi<e." Hance in a dianging world. John Thompson, he.!ld roach of 1prlng or 19$7 "Swack"' seined a fit except Pomeroy. -._ � ..a. •--• . The IWO leadm pinpoinled the "� American - 8,_ the Middleport Yellow Jackets, distinction few. if any, high 1chool Coach Swackhamer jo1DS sev• lo eral other SEOAL �hea �ho "criUcal problem, of Laos a n d er1 called on RWllia lo turned ill his resignation at 1 1 :!0 coach can claim. r Vietnam," and declared they have � � ftlPODI tell . b I I Hla IIMI Glenford baakethall have called It quits 1h10 sp,,ng. a m Joday lo Superintendent L learn had gone all the way and In Harry Westfall •f Logan and Alex giYen close alte!lllon to the crisis w m • re810oab1e periN If w ' cComas. time" and pledged lhey - do hia first year after coming out of Cilo of Pomeroy have also turned tn thal ..,,. Compleuly a clean sweep , In retirement ho coached the Mlddle· in retlpatlon1, 1be President and Prime Min- their utmost to bring da abcd. M lcldleporh 1thletlc coaching Yellow Jacket, lo the State Rumors are flowing In Mfddleport liter iMDed their atatemenl lo re- The joint &at.emeat dellCliuld 1t1lf, head ha._tball and basess A bueball championship. port !here may ho anolhtr Cla lo porters In the WhilA! Hoose rose 1he 11 boon "' _..., Lat■u, ball cc,acb Not• P Swackhamer . Mr. Swackhamer since the 1955- join tbl■ re11lgnatian list. Coach a(\er the ,.., leeden end- Keonedy and llacmillu 1bit PM also nalsne,I. pnlen:rJsl II bulretball ,..... had a league John Tbompoon b report,d ready as "candid ml friendlJ � tll fioal coof.,.,..,, week In b�,.four Hart al MIIS he WOI N<Grd . .,, 34 wiut\ Ml!Ut J,is pOllillon . 8', .,.i l It aafd ... hate dilu." ta recognizal "both aa 14 g� and and WH tho 1-• bo,i !1111' lootbi11 1D111 for lb, Jlldd19L ind tlw 4ilf...tty -...-,1 11,a ----· ,. Qr JJnpoi man who ■lallod !ht ,.U , 1/1 · working fowarill aatillaetot-, in general, IUld fn � .. jor iauet el. btnet' al ,. ' '.� relationa with lhe Sov iet Un ion" ma and they deciB!'ed they b a J lationa lrilich affect our In ..,... era day of football. reached a "very high level of tries.• agteemenf on our estimstt of the The leaders of the Wtlltera al-­ ¢ nature of the problenui which we liantt said they ..ttalilt • b Raceland, Kentucky, ona year and lace.• ...ii" that lhe effort t, papi,1o belort that w.. bead mentor ror , .An overflow crowd applauded heartily the acts pre, , , , . , . , . " Open and friendly dilcussiom Wilh the mnhlvde of Ila ◄Leeal 1 sented Wednesday of this week in the Letart Falb Grade two :,ean �1 Loufaa l[)r. CRIMPLED STEEL _ This totally dem ollshed vehicle was one of two Involved In have senred lo clarify and coo- pniblemo "wlll � flsn u . School "Lall A Lott" Minstrel, H told th11 D u; Sentinel a head.on collision al the sharp curve near Kelroy's NIie Club last night. It is finn our commoii commitment to IDln)' ucrWc&• e •�•• th h ;"' Director Chlorua Grimm oald ney, Sue Miller, Peggy W ines, 1 b "' lbe porter at 0000 --, ��by D avid E. Roush, West Columb ia. Three persons were Injured, none eritl• those who care for freedom,.. the owned eighth annual production glvao J-Oyce Roush, Yvoona Rowe, Mar- Sentinel Photo. lndt a■ 1ar cally t plant, joint ,tatemenl said. by the 1 • Ith gradet oflered par- gla Shuler, Linda Flodley, Patty ..,.. were ure u where bP b aolnJ next oeaaon. llcularly weD,recet,ed "We ""' ln a compll!te agreeaumbera In Baker, P-la Bootlck, Dorothy In a telephone ata11'menl lo The al lea,t 10 lnalancea. g Toaey, Renee MUIJ'll e, Brenda Daily sentinel loday r-1> Swack• They lnoluded the Cakutta Jam,ll, Gmtevleve Bird , Nancy J ' c Mn. Ire• llluley _. r.... - - ..i ,mlr ..., hamer said he had tumecl In bll dance In colorful ooatumes, the Bou, Paula Gll>aoa, Pamela D• , - Pool, - ... .,..._ - �. • - - , .... Uy re1igt1atiGD u head ba1kefball comedy number , " 'lhe Chicken vii, David Gloeckner, Kearney A head-on collialon on Route driving left of the center follow- the right tide of the highway IN. Lany, from 8ml&llen, w. la die 511. Jaer I ••• and buoball coach lo SupertnteJJ. Song " a Chantez dance lo black Donahue, Charlea Matthews and aboul JS feel 7, lwo mllet north of Pomeroy ing the accident. .• Ylslled V■ ......, Mr. ... Ml • ...,_ dent , L. W. McComu Friday and ;.b te coo tumlng, 8 cbon11 Faye 1louall. i Friday evening at 9,311 put three Alter the lwo vehicle• collid• ll<tllt care .,.,. .i.claNd lotal UJI Mn. J. R. Meek ol - .._.. ..._. - I WI, monung. .,_ One dolnJ "HeJ, Looi! Me Over," person• lo Meig, General Hos- ed, Rowm'a car turned around wrecks by lnve&tlgalon. , 7a port 8L SMZ. -■,, ....., -, Swoc,khame,, a veteraa of 17 a qulntel dolag "LOVE Spells and slowed approiilnately 150 ft . pital with In juries. Mr. Meek _, llal,, • pa lae ....._ ..i • AU lhree PfflC)I)& Injured In lbe )'eon in the coachln( gamo, ,aid Loft, " 1"4 ''Ma, He's Malling The car The 11163 Oiev,olet operatecl from the Impact r - llbly, ..., I S ._ UJI 'II i Is Re ,..,._ and 5S lo, le asrele acc dent were 11:eated he would continua tuchlq at ICytl at Me. " Roush, Ille b k Y..,. sp .W. l 19, West drivea by Bents weal forward lo by David Eogeoe ... .,... 11 .. - • •• i MHS bol lell "lbe coaching - Other, were ed by Me gs Geoeral Ho ita . the "Helena Po� Columbi.,, W. Va said to ho lrav• , . The accldeat OCCUrNJtl OD I b . 1 '• loday 11 • younger maa'a game." b," "Side By Side " In trlllllp at,. � .. � .. "', aling left of the center ou a sha The veteran coach built up • Ure; a chorwi number 1n art II ...., curve where 8 large lruck I P IY/fil £I W curve above the Kelroy N l trp ei wrecked last week. brilliant re<Onl ln 1 hb Ont 12 " Battle Hymn of the Republlc," Membon "' Trl•Counly Music club, rao lolo lbe front of a car yelll'I, wlnnlnJ ,ev,ral diltrlcl the Finale, anti also making • big AOBOCIBUon oald tod4y • large, i The Sherlfl'a Oeparlmeol also driven by Michael A. Deniz, , champlol!lblpa al Glenlord and bll ... Fourth Grader Melanie eall>ualullc crowd altended the was called lo Darwin where a 3'1 ..... all the way !G ,rin the Slate Bee1te u llag bearer la a nd, V ■rlet)' Show held II Syracwe lllaer,vUle ed car causht Rouob ...;. teken lo Melg, Gen� "' '::'lea Cl- A Basketball Cbamplonlhfp whlte anti blnl -· 1 Gracie Scbool wt nighL near the In era! Hoopltal by the Pomeroy ta 11111' wille there. kin Ta g ports ta the apeclal 111111> HlghllghUng the ahow wu • E680 and SS. Sieve Clar , talented IO-year-old R unit with a bead laceration. 00 1g _Q�· ' He wu out "' the c:oacblng ben were Oel)ble ll>eryle comedy lcl by Frank Cbeeoebrew Deniz IIUlfered inJlll'J to his left '!be vehicle wa, operated by was voted winner of the first prize (U0)' 1 t'= ga1111 for about II :,eon but eamo llaymaa, Beverlee Html, Paullne and Fffiti,1 Neymeir. Another was knee and bll Ethel Deniz, The Norlhweatam Local PTA Dwight Homer Browa, r,, Ath- at tbe Bradb wile Grade School w Talent ury Sho o out of -I In the fall f Cummlol, Comlle a..pma,,, Pollr Ibo duco line compo,ed of Jud, knee lnjur lu will meet llonday, April 10 , al em. Olltcen reported the right by tbe Parent Teachers' Association. auata1ned bead o la al ay , Larry w t T and lnmk lllffered Judges named 1lecODd P I a ce �g; Edllh lligbl, Saadra Doll, Jlal'J' ,1J!>I Cul> The Mel Cowlty Sherill's � the llutland High School auditor,. tire, Jwalli Le li, lor In nn;Eunf<e lllddleport overbaaebaD. band IIIMI -.i..u In the Rowo, Mary Beth.lRF To- dollar,�lliiit; Genldene and � mh lwn al 1:30 p.m, with the Pres> amage from Ille fire. It winner the piano-vocal team of dri<lge, lloltert heavy d lo appear pa,tme t Ro "atrutter" William Young. lo h dent. Mrl. Verna Snowden n,o tarted aruuod t h e Debra and Janice Smith, an d King, piano aolo; Robert JIDJa-, appa tly ■ In Y court on • c arge of charge. The Auociatloo pmeoted the third place was awurded 1B anot� pantom- rock •• roll; Dick Sright ,..Ill' wbeol ,ar lety lhow .. • joint project • ... A doclor from Hom llnllplt,. The Pomeroy Fire Department ., sister-ac� Debra and Carol gem, Larry lleese, Haq er. with Ille Syracuae Emergency lHIOIiti• �n Fil m , . al will opeak on Iba prHCbool loveallpled. King, for their pJBno duet Brien, Charlotto I.amber!. -1 m ,quad. Proceeds of the show are �� : �� :.':!.':r child. An election of offloen will - ------'ges """' C. E. Jud Young, Ly• q,wtette, acrompaaled by 11n. re lo be Jolnlb' shared. •m , y . follow tho report of the nominal,. e man Burd tte, and Chester TaaGeorge llad<.U. Poal No. S9 Americaa Legion, In commi ttee Tho 11opn of the U90Clatlon II be ded g a Mn. by Athe f nehill, all DS o , Middleport.... Ma T b Pomeroy • Y Also, n Kathryn Quall,, a.art. School P.rlnclpal Jam� A. Dlebl Fri, "Lot ■ i ' all mau more music." Monday, Apr l IO. al I p. :.;.: Merle B irchfield a, chairman, The Pomero Police Depart• praised many olh<r rformera Bulfmgtoa, dance ; Diane day In an usembly Pl'eM.Dled 1Cholar■bip award cettly pe San Fr to t,. film b about the Mc, The mala pal· 1, bring • grea Vernon Weber and Mn. Franca mut anutecl Vatehel L. Bo,. of the show """""1 by Robert Comas, OWD piaoo cump'llllna, • ficates from County Superintendent 0. O. Patterson,_ Jn. er bowledp lklre. riot and the Commuuio11 ltageo Ille public and A dlcatlng David Brown and llilte Roberts ad laced Itrst otlmullte ..., lo 1ng of Alhena 00 throe violaliooa tPolly) Morris _ the Schnozzle lanta,y ; Carol King, p1-. ..io; uaic. the act. laterelt ID m plant, !or ..,.1ng Ille Kelp wt ofgbt. and second among Meigs County senlon�clpatlng In Durante imitator _ who pmenl• Larry Reese, YOcal .,lo: Dobro The p v b vi . _____ eryone In ted roCounty t g Tucli.n lleo ln the Ohio HIib School acholarahlp testa or seniors. dinner H w grE ppe Jt ma ed Ch es e altogether a wta1 of 13 01DU• Kini, piano oolo: Sandra 5nm, ill yor ar a arl lll am w ho p,11eotd 11 Pome- ,.. 18 wlll ho dloc:uaoed. Legar'a <10Wt ,.. chargea f • , April al o H Becky Taylor, religfoua 1 0 • 1, reok · hen. roy Jumlor igh Foote phyllcal llr<llglh ,..,. Slawter Planllllll -ic, Voc aumben � Anyme havlq u1.. lu ltampl lea ,...alloa. lalUq lo obey a Other acts Included Ruth Ann Sandra Dodclrlclge, Lorelle Frid, . · Ala Cllo�home- perlonned la the nut act which On Comil!DJDenu police ollkor IUld nckleu ope,• and Rite Halley . ..ligious vocal: ley , \>ocal ; and John "'-"Ill, with them. brlni 1o urpd . II � I t p.m cour1eoJ a will offer � lulurecl Larry Hudaom. 8 I e , e Elgh..., , _._ their proceeds, lo IO toward re- allnn of • ,ehlcle. Ibo progam. p room�ed M a r j o , I e Saner. panlomimo readings, orlglnal •• oho.,In1 Ior ....,�, Hiioua education. Gom, and Rolland Fblter aa 41 bolla anti 10 females Aprll 13 w · ----------------------'--------'---Program announctr Charlsa wolpt 1111, . TheJ lJo id h- Jn rs at t he l'l>at home, n the l'1th Show aacl Sale of the membe a ot d ----Gloeckner lnlroduced David Gar- or acnJbat1c, !eats We&t Virginia Hereford Breec> don and Allea Downb •bo led The ..., lcl uiied "'Coa UNIT CALLED Five Citadom ch Cl- era' Aaaoclallon at Jacbon'o Mill. Th e Middleport E-R uaH was the tradltinnal Ila& ..iote Jane . read- Io's BNlnllll' - prqented by ■ 11111 not ooly I r O m epo D . ...: ... . ICriplure Doucla Sharon llnley , DorolhJ Howall. Welt Vlrpla, bul henlo r O m called lo aid Sally McCormick of It wa - llluoe night by I clodhoppers reaurrected from Tom Tendr1x end x.. Amahary, ::.. S'o . trio � el. uth Sec:ood-at In Middleport ., 'l1le Ohio Stalo ""tn;:,. few for the - at the M- sto,age closets. ubbard u Shirley GarDM, Pam llobltatter, Ohio, also In blaclt mub. and Mary- U:llll p. m la,t evening. She au! H PallJ � d port.Pamen,y Rotary Club -. ll kldleport coonc:Uman John Other contest looen ...,.. :,. , J '·1 Sharoa Hysell' ....' ''Toolct,t You Phoebe llarpw IDO Doqlaa and land repre,eatecl, lered a brokea bfp from I fall Ing Friday evenlq In Death l(elh, 7.erlle donned wbiiB cloth paint- laal oiiht, and chairman Hanlld Qmt_."from Ihle l- end wu tranaported Shtrlay llaggy, drlv ,,.. i> Il " Me Beloal To ' lo Hober en. odiat Orurd,. er'a cap, slewed 11deway,, and E. Hubbard pnimlaed a 6ltlq re"'ltlo Rallrood c.,,,i,,_., WU ram Sia-, lllddleport Ohio RI Ho■pltal by prl,ate lllllhulaote. They -• tu, llontlaJ, lo a.,. Pollah and bruob wteldm ...,. with loco covo...i by a bladr ceptloa l t Gloecmer uked Ille ndion<o tbe nam "' • all wttb Allen I. o, hem later. 80 n , , -------ice '· Folden O Rutland, 1o1ero 1a ., allondance contest muit went to wott r...i on Meiji& Prezidenl Gene Grale --. -----lo tdedlly OOYeral lmponmatora Donlo, 1hl' ttcbU..... oa tbe IIIEIOS GENERAL ROfll'ITAL oper■lol' 'a llcfu,; Hobert L. WID- oonduded during r.bnwy and eount'.,, Repn,seo btive Gem-go A. welcomed new - Qartla wbo by means "' dlantcl8rlatlo lrala, hndllag tbe .......... Admlalon& - Eat■ Howell. , gett, 18, s,...,.., ond Maude llarclL TIiey DATE OT mlaecl had II leut Meinhart Jeokm!Mm , and - '• footwear. ......... mimicbtl Ille - whllo ll:tbel JIJNll. t_,rr, Ha,I. The lllddlopart - Depart. Pomeroy Rd. S ; imoll Powoll, I Bate■, •• cai,,ent.r, - f O r - -.. anti faDed lo •a,ab Dr. Ray Picbna came tlr,ued pre,entecl � Ahbtlll, .., IW,. 11m1 of. ...erat JI( . � _,.,_,......,., n, tis ..., - •• cul 1"'7r.,pluo for lwtlud: ,.._ Smith, C1Jut. llop algn -• H a r o l d up" With 1111 - club. 1a • ..,. dart autt, boulonalred, ert Pooler, Cmdero J 1 111 1 I Gllbed � ell, IIIIIICJ' llal8altl, and l'llltp tfieir IIDIIILII lm4 Ntehll •-- w; - RIIIIUDtl, Pomeroy aad Ward, If, '-'°8, - Fri- TIit w _.... 1or their equipped with 1111 eleclrlcal � nlq - 11 lhe Rooter Ooicll Ctlt, t!:tllll &,atll • • •, ' l'ollnd ..... -, TIit date ., hu hllll! Waaley Bell,, - Rd. day, ........ . yellow U..; w�- ......-. wlltoh .... .. - lhal got u mucb,poll■!' oa who """' go,ata lfo\"- I I ' is p res1• ent Pledge 01nt A' Im Folthall' s Thompson S,vackhamer Too, Out la • 7" �-..a�. acr- · M I!!'!' • .....,,.'Ii"" lmport- � !!o .,....., ;!��::1!.:!ft� :!:. Overflow Crowd Liked 8th ,!'�;900co:.,mc��l'!:�po�L A IAJ Che■f-fl-ROlt8 • 36Ha21 ":166.. • 3 Doon • 2 Lock1 • Mi,_ • s.i... Wot,,111 filllah • 1 Annual 'Laff A Lott' Show Three In · ured In Wreck On Route 7 urve ------- 1Ns1MaL1 • 41":11, ..a66· Large Crowd R-e•·Ved Show • ON Pl- Uait • Wloite Eaterior • � laterior r • l W■ llecllic Chltlet • • • • .IUM■O ■OBI J6"d1 "•66" HN,y G■u.. StHI H■t Shelf • TM la, S.h■N W■lnut fl•iah ( DJ CHINA., • JO"x1 S"a66 • full Width Dnn,er . • 3 Wey Electric O.tlet • White Exterior • A... laterler ' � PHONI WY-U311 � , _,.. -- .I 1 FOREMAN and ABBOTI $995 � April 20 Beef Cattle Day To Show Charolais Cross f CCI yOU fflOII c:artalnly c:cml Opnln; a ICff• In;• account tor youn9 lollP • , • ancl knowm; that another new ■av ar la on th• roacl lo future accompiltshmnta , • • that la one ol our meal rewarclln9 experl.ancH. Enc:oura;• your child, qrandchllcL niece or nephew to bank with ua. o, I 2 TON ltM" wheelbase, new V8 motor, Z •peed axle, 100d 825x20 ti.re,. 154:" wheelbaH. Extra 1ood 75Q%:?O - 10 pl y tlre1. SolJd cab and eatn. 100d mecbanical eonditlon. XJI mo, I � Dnotal To Tlui lntere•II Of TM Mei11-Ma,on Are,, VOL ---"f 1 956 CHEVROLET 1 955 INTERNATIONAL r ent1ne - 1 $ 1 095 $1 395 1,, � .... .,.- ' r 1--1 II, TON VI motor, 3 syeed tr1n1. Ttrea ahow Uttle wear. Light 1reen flniab. Heater. t " B·Dally Sentinl!_l , Porne�oy-M idd '· 0 ort_.__9. ,_�p111 � 196 1_ School, Mrs, J. P . Miller, Mrs. j Bi 1 i p Lecture, Clyde Kuhn, Mile White arid M.rs. CJ.arence Headley, teacher Start On Sunday Raymonid A. Hummel, 510 N'. Spring Dance A t Second A tnl)t, pres Kling aunlt­ v l MHS II IR for ma ter of the local congregatiml or The annual informal Spring Jel,ov-L's c1.u Witnesses hat IIDDOWlC• Dance Party will be held at the ed a s � lal se r lei of Bible lecMi ddl eport High School Audih1res to be given :1t Kingdom Hall torium this coming Sa turday 318 N. Second Avenue, April evenlfli at 7:30 with the Jays of Pomero y featured as emcees. tbrou�h May. All proc eeds from the dai.c� J. Herring wilJ start off the w1·11 be presen t ed to th e Sen1'or ' series thia Sunday at J p.m h ll cI ass for I ts annuaI S en1'or •�p 1. u . of Teen a-gers are welcomed. The subYlcl .,... being "The March Wor)d Powers in Prophecy. " dance will be informal. 1957 CHEVROLET ' ,r ,I Mainly About People In Pomeroy Pom•roy, Ohio I I r:7 _(\��� � '· ... • • .. �.. ..... °"lo .. , .. " .,. .... ' ' I Shakespearean Club Entertained At Home Of Mrs. Jed We bster, Sr ' .. . . ... ..-•.. ,,...,..., .Jr.. N; SICOND INI,, --�.:.i.- ....... .·�- r- ..... ' ' ' . .... ,\, ' ... 4\ ... �♦ --��f"' �--.. ·- ...........· . . s ' point. NW DTA i:.,..,u Per,...,. Vocal Numbers, Comedy In , Skits, Feature Assembly mun': '!:: :,�W: or Com'.::,1v;;:-, !:, ;ru,,Polllw , M1t111!1r �;' - !.'rlo!a&,f'l,,Of,._��Nnll ■c , �, ��--;Noii'. :Wri·' r::••.ilirr llf .,_,,1r11, _... l'lllllr, \ . .... ... .Ali = 1Nil r f 'i/i, I rted lo ed Miller,...,, Jtatlv Frank L oser.'S Sh ,ne • Sh O es G00d •,f.:�� ��• Ill!, llartfll, 1 - ....._, 6Jr _, • .... ,,R�_,;- Row --,1 �; • 1 0lt11. · vwltpll'i. 1f a. Killit , ,._. Albqy. Cited u..c: :,•..::::u::.i:;i11 C.::, ,.��,JJw,t Tor p·ICk For ,.,I aae - nt Show render R the _..... �·=-�·��·������·�-��--���----Steve Clark, Pianist, Ills ..,_ I a1'!!: ...,,1gn1n, s,....,.. rs, Was INaIDe Off•1cers M day N • ht aad Hl8h S::, j leather '1mlDI, , .. �• . IIM> � � dld. llJ Ono al ..._ .., Ea - t;:t� ·��� ""'wi1"':':/°t ::i� · llll"1lal a - · · ba.'"· ...,., .,.. ___, • - • tlltl - -. fa!- �, - a �• • ' • ; SERMONETIE '- 1 L." ... '" L A W N M O \"J E R S •C e EXCELLO e HUFFY e DILLE & McG UIRE Heari ng Aid Service Free Home Cousaltatiou Budget Terms t Television In Review By FRED DANIG ' ty of slandard lf>en-uge eomment. \J•lted Pre11 lalen■llunal He sJ:1id, " I never hit any of my NEW YORK rnPl l-Slnce Dirk kids exl'ept in self-defense. '' To a Clork and Pat. Boone appear lo g irl who said boys �·e1 1: no prob­ have tapered o£f on their advice- tm, Grourho r.-m11rkcd. "They're tii- adole1centa acllvitie1, l looked not makin� hoy� 1he way they . fi.!"Ward Thuraday night lo "The used to. . He asked the �oun11,sters how Groueho Show.·• In moving lo 1111 lhe advice they felt about sp,ankiag, going '!Bcuum, Groucllo devoted m011t 1teady and receivUI al lowances, ff hit NBC-TV half-hour to whal One girl nettded the word "1pank­ might be described u hl1 flnt ing" explained Lo her. A boy venture 1nto publlc affair, pr� said he thou ght pa rents were g iv­ grammlne - • 4",cw;11ion aboul Ing kids too much, t I ' m sure he wasn 't referring to hi1 ed�lt 1ponlf@n-a ger1. The audience of high ■chool ao red oppor1unlty ror a 1dd lo w in student& 11,embled under hill d· a few thou:iutftd butk1 on pr no doubt rtpl"f9!ftted tbe lar&· Groucho'1 TV show. , e11t a&1embiita- If non-gum chew- Groucho noted tji-tThadn ' t In g teen-11gen ever to vl1it a TV eolved any problem• during the aludlo without the lure of nwk ·n ■how. He needn't apolugiie. Old­ roll'1 big beat er hand• than o"r G roucho-come1 expected Groucho M arx lo lalely h.1:1ve rizzled In this field. make the occ11ion ■ memorable I refer to such esteemed pioneeni unt by poulbly tellini the kids to as Mr. Cla rk and Mr, Boone- , KO home, ■top waiting lime on 1uch nonsenae but he disappointed Dlalln1 end FU1n1: At the r bk me. Groucho aeemed 1ubdued , un. o1 being accueed of havin g aold iure of h'11 audlence and the d 1 oul lo UMt enemy• J'd l"k I e lo re• rectlon he wanted to hike the di11J)Ort Lh.1:1t came acrost a We1tern . cuss1on. Or maybe it was Just that l . __. "The Ou11aws," on enJOY1:U, fear NBC-TV Thursday night twan ged A�how, he retreated lo lhe ••1e. .ac ro111 an entertaining. nicely­ F'-'-'---------•.___..., l pa<.'ed episode caltJd, "OUt{a ge Children's at Pawnee Btnd." Paul Fortl- por­ trayed a W. C. Fields.type rail­ WHI TE road deleclin who ,WH outwitted by a tauel-and-Hardy pair of train robbers, p layed by Frank McHugh and Jonathan Harris. The s1, .. 1tory faltered occasionally. most­ 81/2 lo 3 _ p r. ly nea r the end. but still added up to .11 diverllnM hour. ABC-TV '1 "My TI1ree Sons'' again sut.-cteded with ■ 1imple 1tory Thunday ni g ht, Two boys, MtDDL PORT a fence that needed paintin g , 1 G� lmore Su pp ly Store SANDALS s1 99 • Roush's Shoe Store ■ fT�Ei �;�1 l -���;E�;· t )ji �,"\.(' ' \ HW1'i CONRNT • • • From nible to fl1nri111 Arr■ncement, Cof/!len -----==-=---=-=Sh:op:p:l"(: �llt=uts ::·. r .. . ' . SPECIA.L 4 Straw ,._ Mall For Only-97c '.:. AIIOl'ted Coloni Ill TliUI MANY IAIK ITI •ND -ILTIII •t - - - •. lOLA'S GIFT SHOP IIITU.ND, OHIO -- t .. ' w••••,. t le t _....,_ • • NYI.ON COVERS, FOAM Sl.f.T ON ROCIIII. Rock or adlvtt te rour . . . '!!"'1� · --,.-,.... . M ■If.ti-, old. �· 1 • ' ~t1111t· 11N11111 ,tiat will locome • '.'.�.' .,_..;;;..;;;..;;..;;..,, ,...., - aorh pfocu, ...l,or LOINtOlt lmkr••••illlltra. - 59'! IT CIM••••.. . . " .'. _ _- : k · (a:1'1 Sugar Run Flour Mil ls llclltle hpo., farther ha .., SN FIESTr'i SPRI NG SALE ui.. -1,,_ NTLON and P\AS'IIC II••• •I covtn, SOLID POAM SIAts and TMICK DOWNY ICAl'OK IACQ, Thl• - ,.., 111011 t,r for • ■-t frNt" l111p1ll1!\le .. 1Nat. .._. hl111.ll1UII 'WRIGHr: for your -.rs. FUN DONE O P E N T IL 9 TON IG HT *REFRESHMENTS * DOOR PRIZES *FUN FOR ALL --------- - CH OR E- BOY 'Around-The-Born ' PIP ELI NE MIL KIN G SYS TEM All Spring Sale Items On Sale All Next Week-ll -- IIO O P I N G S P ■ C I AL S Aopholt Shlnt!H $4.41 - 50 .... lt. Roll Rooflnt - $2.60 roll Roof C11o■tln1 $1.50 - 5 ,.1. can ······-.. ... .. ....... :: � : :: . IT IIOCU SI'! ·aa·-· e-r Fu·rniture ,-�In 111ttt1f• �""" "" ,.,. *F ERT ILIZER SOCIAL SECURITY T.t, ti,, 'W.,k'..l ti,, 'Wri'.• - wit/, • )� O•t ,I Milki•1 • BASKETS From Flower Ar. rancemenll to MllUlne a..1<1. From Wute Paper tG Napkin Holden From to *S E E D S ,. ,et M ,J PLANING Mill About your m�. hohlN fNoh chain fe, � ...... .. ..... 1111 Chai .. that ....,. with y.u l>ack and fort!, .• • , 'reund ID tho rftl\t ;• , •-• tor the loft • • Up COlllot tho ,.;,;_ .,, 1a .,_ AND t11e Goed Doctor .,_ - alN,n lti IM. Ud •rllclo that ,n ..- -, - ....... l,y the -110111 ,.,..1a1 an41 · phyotc,,I ef thoN who ..,,.,, "'Y ...,.__ le tholr hemH from a ndilng chelr" , , • YOll,-100, WHIN YOU IUY QNI OI' 1HUI WONDR CIIAIIS' WILi. IOCK IACK ANO.UVII ..... . . . _., ..,,vo1, -n... R AC I N E P.- REST RE�ED IN-COMPLETE COMFORT IN THEMOVINCitSl CHAIIS YOU EVER .DID SEE a nd ST RA W W A R E � Just Attlved From Overseas ''Sure Sig n of Qu ali ty" ' I NYLON and P\AfflC Mmblna• tlont of covers, FULL POAM RI• VIISIILE SEATS, Extro wide, ••Ir• clffp ancl extra comfort• ablo, A MAN-SIZID chair with ooft rublieriaod•halr 8llocl ...,,._ General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets l ! . NYLON COVIil, FOAM HATS lheH rocli.:N are Iara• ,ind: •nd t�flUl!m, l!l':I. wiclo Mloc• Hon flf. PotMlar colert, Onlr a hue• purchaM ft'lacl■ thl1 rock ·lloltom rockor pri._. PAINTS TERMITES ,Jf�. r ° °�"" r- · ROCK BACK AND LIVE "It U ♦ ,,o, ., ° �-,,\ : :,",$ cli,.ap tuul eaJily oblai1,ablt, ha.s 110 Jide U rao,uosic. and nttds rao prtscri.pticm _ ,_ Th111 deacription 1 in Britain 'e medical jour­ nal. Tli� Lmu:d, 11ounded at first glan,ce like that o f a new wonder drug. Dr. R. C. Swan of Sundbridg� Ontario wa,. indeed, deaeribiog a lcanquil izer-bu t not • new one. "Aa • general practitioner. in North Amer­ ica," be writes, .,I am ■truck by the Mt.-ellent Dlental and ph )' tical state o( lho,e "W h o eurvey •Y ,entrance to _their �omea from a rocking eha1r, • • • Roclung chairs are ■ f.amiliar item in maoy bome1, Nld far more common than � Europe. �11 ■acertaining th11 rocking ehai,'1 t1rlua1, Ytr1oua factora are involvffl • "It enablNi all but the mMt feeble to in­ dulge in limited exercise without rt"g&rd to time or weather, and ia a dignified manner. .,.he acrivily irnpoeed ou forearm and calf musclet encourages venous re1urn and 1hu1 . 1ncreue1 the cardiac oulpul ud circulation generally, , • •,. Dr. 'Swan en!1meNtf'II other rocling rhait �nefiu.: ii promotea reapir1tion, atimulalet niuacle tone and leq:,e. the join ta supple, bu a �al�t�ve �- eneourasing sleep and helps the and1vidu■l I peyche by 3iving him ao activity U • member of the flllllily ,:roup. We Wt1lcome Dr, Swao•• pre111riptioa, einoe it lo�.ked for a time ae if tbe roolr.er -... g&ing lo dte out. But now the rocker it becoming popul1r again, thank, _UI put 10 TV watching; aalee � •p�in, 500,000 a year. One pop­ ular �el • the aw,..-el rocker, •h ieh permits turm�g for more beer without gettiug up. Per­ �•P'• 1f the upward trend in rockers eontinuee. It �•7 even become poaible to buy er■dlea �•1•� that. Cranddad not only oau 10,ek. h1m&fllf �o aoutm;ie contentment, bllt, wi.th an occ■;-1onal ,hon of hie _aJi et, keep ]uior pp hypno1te1ll7 boppy u well. I Sherwin-Wilhams :ROCK BACK AN D LIV E'' --·--� I""""""' ~-•- °" Baker furniture Asks: ·Have you read the followi ng LIFE editoria l? T- --- ,-.--, In 'ted T (]uh 8anq """' • = WE WIL L TRA DE • FOR ANY KIND DIL ES RA DIOEAR CO. = , s39_95 up Around The Clock I ... Dp etal'Is Of F arm S. upport �l. l rogr am A re spe II ed O ut , rtner . Farm Ne-s . 11 From Meigs I This Is Tim e Of Year TO Th',n k About Floor C are New n Farming R i ver R e rt po ' Arltve mlplayeet from M•IP Coun t) '"-·nt-dulrd lO 111t.t-nd t h e 1 9_6.!_:_3 ffl!>IANAPOLIS. iod. IUPJ l - Daily Sentinel , Pomer_oy-M lddleport , 0 . A pril_�TI Southeastern b.1mql.f'C ,I.I t Fior d El.git cir� Pl"•• LDCiudlilg six J I E Spentt. 'CJ7 W M . 1m SI , f•01nON THE FAIIM chlldml, ..... injw<d F' rid,, . 0 I5 VI eroy , and EDt'r H Carpenter an . I "" "HINGTON < UPI) - -•. night whon .. ,eriali81 missed h ,; I .,... dent Keru,edy w expected lo ... Th� io • &ood lime of yea, "' Roy A Marti n ol Purt I<Ind . and plunged "'" . .. ,. 1 y po t by on1 l Ny n .. o..nve11 ot1:1 Wd W IIPP""* mor. lo LI o 1d,ered about noot c.-oYe� little think a .. Ret1r� employt:es mv1led In uet carpel m<a .. the ,tnx, g,,t /11,,, care • lor ,.,. Door -.of aad ing• ,.... dud< Charin C -·�- .. ,,•. " 111pport for the net broke, ai'ld have the unooth ,url a, e and the Jonge,t wea, mg m ..� I gram fo, the t"62 wheal crop. We bo\h aerial151 Refhe Armor, be f!:J,ven Meig, Cow>ly ,es.-1en1' M ,n N. Sal,.r, and W Wal1'r � , and wov<a lloor >oomtry. E•cept,onal """"'"'� Th, proposal w , / 1 probably cov<rin floor g to altffld I h • W ..,...oon of Rae"" • Hen'.' G. O,�ago, an<! the ,.,, toppled mto are ..,.,,. pllli,,� """" m . , ,penal ..,,... _..., have been invited Tbere e w,ar. to ha, q•"'"'"' Since ,. c,,.ermg bushel, 60 ol y-,ld erag• .. had '" Yl lle . Willwn uy c E. BLAPSLEE the audienc, Armor was wiliurt ,.. 1,re�11 1f'n, · 5 l!!:ener al farm Ohio Fuel Gt1 Company ' s annual Waggone-r, lwm500 tha t LA - tht fom ,- , 1 1 ,� probLenu cat and rug11 a>.out uked been lrop __ .1 average hie ThllA, , syrocu., • E11:1en1luo Aieat, A1rk:11tlt1lH to the acre. Southe""'"1 Quarl,r �tury Pott• �� Rey Jooes te.• bill liS.r oa ,,1 boll, lillt. of mg then about talk i.t·, petlng. eLiTo be bu,rel,. 3,000 Me.�• County /arm•rs will have wo"ld be y, April Robert L. Sha rp, MMkileport, and Club banquet, Wedneada of. · man-made fibe.-� iurface ot tht> carpel He111hetk•1 If itdm1n•str:,t 1on !arm Iicial■ 16, at •'-r•• ,.,,...-..-.. •--'- I"" inlportant decisions to make be· gible for prlce 11upport1 the farm- The!le are theLe u-= .\Jnerican gion Ll IIb R a ymond C. � � good in pro�r construd1or f o l low thl!ir µre nt pl , Ion• they plant corn this spring as er would have lo reduce his corn for floor covering!\ se .anl � in Lanc!lller. md c.1:1n be eu-elle-nl . Soil re-si!l• ection 111 n I Kay o■ t • s ll a rei1ult Qf the ne w one year acreage in I!M\ I by :lfl percent or - Mou than a long-time em- 1 EAT NOW, rAY LATER de ou µe t>I "'' de in llent e g is �cc Lo e multlood . ac-reag This acres � to 1nce . wiih lo. Fuel are ex.I"" Consumer ex periences :tiled rww w ht:al program. Eme rgency F reed Grain Prog ram ....-..-1 .......,.. PHOEN1X, A ri%. lUPJ I-Arl-of Otuo ployees , ,.a_ --' ti, i; brio: in leK11 fibers b uus 60 f n o Id I yie tred norma h. b Y JS I etKO . JI wou Id aim_p 1 v prov..: au ,.. •-·-' pa!ISed hy \ron11:ress 1 h e 1 a� t JO Pl"ed rayon floor cover in gs have ge ••- Souw__.,.::; •'--�•m bao- •-• ••pub"·-•• "a.. ..,_,.., ..... ....,.,..... uo.;o,,.. 11 .....,._ nc: - � i.1111; i.hrs. Pn• ce --' M!ml-. br ight I 11.,c . _, shels would �ive him 2400 bu11he1A. rally been bad . moatly cttuse. 111u h .. d•y•. o y uuPr h h 8 program quet.. Similar banquet.I tor loog- tlW! m ttallmenl plan. e high. A void fow prk ·ou: .; dra ft� it·q u ickly th amoti nl on whkh he wou ld get by poor construction. Resistane, nedium to by I t To qualify for the new program � �-n . ..••ino ' " D inof a f---' ..,..,. ime em-L· .,..,yeett are held 8Jll]ually r .,..... �r---.. l uppo ri . . rpet . this olte11 ind1 ca ayloo -� 1:1 ce au p to ency have UI will re11 s appointed · and farmer of farmeri� bridlOII County commiltet' a to Mei.,., ■.a id " New Goldwat.er" ner with Barry at Mantflf:kl, Columbus, " . r fi� waste rn of UM! the u ""ates e � av a b onal i n at e T poo .(I £ t 1>s uo � n I1 at hy _ ages e improv C'UL their corn acr r Th 'ly the seci etar'I of agriculture. Philadelphia, Smithville. c1nd To- pa rt y members low on ..:ash could ra ed air l Nylon-Wood Bl.end least 20 per rent. Then they wil l J)Ort prlt:1! will bf> _$1 20 a bushel with the denaity of constructk)n If CongreM lllpproveJ the nt;Ol ledo. One of n-ery &ix Oh io Fuel l pay the $100 tab at $10 down, $It A carpel af nylon-wood ble ml be elig ible for price su.pports bas- ln _ most _Ohio C'OUn f,es. lhe supoort Soil resistance is poor. � pr k-t plan dr afted by tl ·e employeei hae been wi, h the torn- a month. . ' m. lo low med lU t 1 4 ct"nt � a buii co nsidered bv the indW1try h , authority . the ed on their normal ywl ds. and price w i ll be abou ow 1 11 range • . •r. yea rs or j()Qg committee would be prfle'llted lo pany ..., er. \ For the Joyal party workert wht . be the betlt carpet aYa ilable. if &i,yoo -•OOI Blend the ir average aC'reages m 1959 � heI more than m 1900 . · . .. att>w e ferendum If r m a farmers . Much or the credrt for the rec- 1 ( inl:b that too steep there II a �· . · -es , leoded in proper proporlion11 . r,nc � t· 1·ion , o suppor1 I n -'d and 1911Cl. . . ., I1 e per1ormance Of th is 1 end b e n approved the program. I1 cj1 . I _ pe ! tate 20 r are blend comp l v with (eed i farmers who • n 1 Dr . Wallace Barr. Ohio S ,. 1 • " g· 1 "Bnmd w,tb Barry •1 "-"' � due lo the. I The best the p roport,o go ialo eflect lor ,,.. ,.., ds would depen time employtt> who, aloog with II dowa, II • ll'<>Dlh. ceat nylon-00 per ceal wool or Uaivrcsily Eytxeasioa econom ist. grain r,gulalioa, wi ll receive pa)• 311 wheal crop and C.agreS1 woo ld lhe ir families. are known as ood ray<>n. w,lh more wool tt ,, lo 10 • •~ this ce work div nt s meat for each acre r cent nylon - 70 per g says the program will · proper proportion, r�· pe have no further vote on details ot _, .,.., per-ac,... better. ln rie1· o?hhors in l he commmu·1·ie• lo abrasion and Re1i1tance wool. conservat,·oo use. -way , wear is good b\lt re-the program. lo stance 1 . l i es r ac , f had rst es 20 er the nt w here 1'· 1n: company opera 50 to excellent soil Ill rated ,.....,..i rate of payme for Suppose a farm l!i......, Del.aU• 0. Paper _ are Price - Medium la high. and soi_l resistance Allan W Lun dlll rum . Col umbu11 · of corn the past two years and he pe rcent diverted will be 50 per• sH\ency W<1Uid not 1w l However C',onures1 "' less than wool ID an equivale'lt pres Iden t f Oh.10 F ueI · saiu ·" m If you have question& aboul ;;;;;;-aa;.....,;;.,.. - --- -.I cent of normal production. mulli•';iiii-'iii-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'_;..,..,.,;-a ed mm. m granting ' hi I in in the dark plied by the county 11upport price. construction. Price d�s_c"s_smg banquc• � PIans. other fibers for carpetin g contact wtmg IDIOOilll Raye• thority for a new program. Mt.'IC '1 I If a farmer chooses to drYert an me at lhe Extension Office. . e wear details of the plan the administra• 1 an>... ma 00..,.. ' additional 20 percent o( his com Resisl.anct to abrasiv -- to pu h mg th:e ,., ood A ,:erpet or rug not melhodi""� � . Y paper. on already are ra are favors lion leaned gh nce g u:u reailie and acreage, the acreage payments l• export s ubs1 dy loo far bt"yor,d n c c y l tho d an u all ro a The out l ine would be given J I will be based on 80 percent or Soil resitlance is called bettf'r � : present l eve\s· I Its weight in dust and din. I normal production, multiplied by than wool by the manufacturer. Con""'sti before it voted authority 1 When nol promptly removed, .,,. ...._ dm m lf!tralion wa_ nls spec1at . 1 for subm itting the ,..w program • 1n_e a the coon ty supp,rt pr1ce. Price _ sub-med ium. they penet rate to the base t-f on .,.heat m its gener:--1 action to farmer referendum. · " w1 II be , Acdllk "Nonnal produc1 ion . ,e,ven the thickeSt conStructio�s The new wheal Ian is ba � ' farm bill betause t ime is short P I figured by adjusting the count:v l The performance {)f aretate ' because of the natural operation 1 , p ropas,:,,' . . • . . · p rogram Unde r the generaI b'IJ control on a marketing average yieId aceord ing lo lhe carpet ing 11 s1m11 ar to rayon bu• . f grav ,1 r and tt ,e the Ip o of wouici law programs backed by three major farm new commod ity I roducti.vity o! Ille farm. County res ll ienc� lfl coms i&red slightly /_ lic aod the f ! o oot tra pre u s-the Nation al Association be drafted by elected farmer comre � ASC offices will notify formf'rs or better. Res i stance lo abrasion g roup . fum1lure contained Ill lhe area. oI Wheat C rowers. the N at1ona rates to be used in making pay• 1 miltees. fllen. new plan, would nnnr to fail' . and soilina"' are rated r-·· m many 1 con I nd d" rl ta· s u 8 be placed before Congre!l!'I for a _ D men ls, Or . Barr says. I Farmers Union, and the National 1 depending on the Nlnstruction. da y period. At any l ime in t ] 60-da lem us 1 g e ar . t r en .s � i The purpose of the prog ram ls i Price range is low to medium �:g � pe '-b Grange. those 60 days, either the House <>1 no ep clean dele r1orate muc to Jncrease {arm Income. as well low. l(ill Tiwm Yeunelf wltll Under the plan, growers w�\d the Senate could kill the p lans. If ho y given t se ---than rapidl more : as to help prevent further build ---ARAI U-00-IT wed to market only a flxP J allo be there were no veto. tre pl,ins rr t care. Proper ra re can . CONTROi. TERMIT& J t f r of whea ' up of the feed grain surplus. The cropland in volunta ry natural cov- oo e<" & l bushe of numbe � could go mto eflect . Easy le more or program is also designed to help er or m prote<:ted summer fallow , double- the len�h o( a carpet' s S100 Save food and export use. �·t domestic · the •-Soml! members of Congress , use. No harm lo plant.I. Pro­ assure the consumer Of Iair · and i f the coonty A SC determ m('s it 1;1,· A vacuu m �•I eaner is Total salet would , be held below they don · t ...,.ant lo l (ess1onal l1 proven 5 yean have lable prices lo� meat, poultry is not practicable lo esl abl i !ilh rov- tool to use in nig care- . .\TI . indicated . . . wmg the govern allo S l n tota eeds. , ,_ wrue proteet10n. Gl'l FREE folds ' everv umin g ca•" len• pw- up the1r aulhon 1y w tl . day vacu . lhe fann enterprise · • ;, "' er 1 at your Lumber Yard. Tho• m to reduce 118 1111'· ment lo �g the- details of farm legislation. Non-rarmers may woncler why This diverted acreage is in ad- I1 en the life of your carpet. � plus by ftl l ing pa rt of lhe normal 1 1 But evtn ii the administration aoda use it. control programs are necessay in dition to lhe averp ge acreal(e of ' Special treatmf!nt needs to 1 markeL 1)lan ii approved. there woukin"t the fam e_nterprise. . consent in g crops grown in 19S9 given to spil l11 on camet� and 1 1d o The �m eason Is th�t forming and 1 960. The diverted �reage other soiled areas. Special dlr4:C'- 1 • Ma�et pr1ce_s for whe :1t w�. be time lo follow the new pr01..P · 1 pr e w es supp with Th lff' dun? for a 1962 whe.tt program. I h do n. -- ---- nse - · la: pra�hcally the only ind�stry in may not be harvested or pastured. - · level wou ld depend largel y on the . Any loo.2 wheal pl a n must � the United States today which ,does 111.e patlcipant may have lo COil· 1 price for which lhe governmer.1 i clear ed throug h all formillit�s and : not regulate Itself. The rea� for trol weeds, insects and rodents, ------Phono W1 9-36'11 1 sold its wheat. plact.-d in effed early this sun-, �s failure to rt!ll,Ulate production if lhe ASC determines thl� to be . RACINE, OHIO 11 twofold, O I The enormous mnn- necessary. Farm organizations backing the me r. - ber of _ small farms operating in While the largest participation new plan want the government ,1 the Umted States and. (2) The in the program may be by com , wheal aold al c:: Jo� to full pa ri'y 1 pro- producers who produce corn for fact _that pract_ically aU -about fJ . 39 cents a bushel· Th·i� · cIOSf' duct1on today 1s based enhrely on sale. the farmer who feeds his wou Id give farntf'r& a prtee · hi s uce red weather conditions . he ble t a o, com may ,� · whe:i1, ..., par1· 1y Ior the1r Favorable weather conditions acreage aod st·11 1 boos! h"18 net By Wllllam P. Barker Not au ad mm1 · ·st ra_ 1-mn o11·1cia · I� are throughout the growin g season net farm iocome. Pa-nls Mau(er, Marietta r· ~ ' favor gomg that h 1gb• ho · wewr _ . may boost production 10 lo 25 per made in the form 11f com or this One questioR uppermost in 8 The higher the market price, thi> Phone WY-2-21 1 5 cent, �heras, unfavorable wea�r may be converted Into cash,,equi v- person's mind when he has filed f' - hlg�r the government export . cond1bons may reduce production atent of grain at the :1upport price. a clttim for .social security b ne subsidy on wheat must go. Con. o Ohi , eroy Pom . Ave ry This cash then could be used lo 1,-.. by an . equal amounl Mulber •- 1•5, ""!'I... n-1N:-"n w ill 1 receive my �- -- · . ___ In encouraging Iarmers lo par- go on the open market and pur- first check! "' Thll hi also of great tlon!I for removing a !tam on the ho titcipate in the program they have chase corn needed to feed h is concern to the I ha!' r 11 e lo rug the fibe of kind • several alternatives. Those with livestock. you in the Mar : :«�al :::;:; wed in th oll � a com base of 20 to too .acres can Farmers should remember that ity office. we found that &we fac- be f � � ���-- _t do c .. are Ul-flNIIM o diveh as much a, 20 acres plus no crop ol any kind ma:, be har- tor■ generally determine whether length of wear you e 20 per cent of his base. For ex- vested from diverted acres be- or not the first check will be re-- with the g: from your woven floor covering:i. r and Decembe ce i ved on time. ample a farmer with a 50 ac re tween April 15 ,1961 base can reduce acreage a min- 31. 1961, Thll doe1 not prevent the The first factor which will help tmum of 10 acres or a maximum land being planted to wheat or speed the delivery of the first small grain in the fall of 1961, check lil that all necessary docu­ or 30 acres . See the World's Safest • ParUcipanb can use their di which will be harvested in 1962. menta be brought in by the per• an ust PoPer 5.lnl \lerted acrese in different ways. This new program ia j • son the first visit to the social se­ manSome possibilities are: m per· other problem that involves Nearly everyone who curity 41 manent-type rotation rover of agement dMisions thal farmers appliet for benefitl must prove documents graBS and legumes <2l tempora ry muat make. ll would be well to his age 10 IIOl11e m■ke1 lt cover of grasses, legumes, or follow closely details o( the pro- ibwld be obtained which wlll ea­ small grains. (3l water storage , gram as they are � to tablish the correct birthdate W wildlife food or habitat plant- determine what l8 best for each Other evldence which ma� be thinp Inga, (5) trees or shrubs, (61 individual farmer. required includes the amount of safely! recent wage1 or the two previous years' net profll received from a business. Thia: �uiremenL ill us­ ually aal�ffed by the employ..•• W-2 (withholding atatemenO or by copies of the person' s ,elf-employ­ menL tax returna. A 'second factor which the delivery of the Into o CIINI lemeclellng cloll rs Y..clted:: it when the claim ii filed. when you 1,uy your malerlols 110 Since claims can be accepted within three montht ol fttire­ us ment• age thou people tatfq ad­ vantage of thif early filing � cedure can usually be assured of receiving the first cheek on time. Anyone having any doubt con• • ON! M A N C A N ceming what will be needed in hil Mill 40 01 Mill or her caae ahould tall at the so­ CDWI Pll I I U I cial aecurity office at m Put• ---nam StN!et M arietta, Ohio. PAN!LING PLYWOOD LUMBER III IUNOI SUES • A type and kind erter· or Interior 7c Hn. ft. If Milli Of WAIIINI for anf purpose. Kiln dried llOCk. ior, All standard 1 Pbillipine llaho­ UCI !EUAll standard di• ply1. 4' :1 8 pan• ,:any u low 11 meD6iona-. 2" x el• as low u 19c .... fl. $3 .36 .-di -t"1 a■ low u · 'iwkln \1 1 , C1 t'1�h11111 ( ' 1 ;1 wfo1 d 2 1 4 25 .11 m : John J Rowe up KA.Rl. 'S OA.lJGHn:R DIVORC'F.U Fr . day r,n hr1 22nrl b11"thd,1y. ;rnd w f ..J nt tbughter , �! 1 :0 J-lt>rt:IE'rt 22 4 41.l a m . UV EC clown :!J . LOS ANG EL.RS 1 l ' P l • -.Jud11 o 1 Chad11 1ck and m f anl dl:lu,11,hlP f 8 '5 p m Aliquippa up ?9, t e s. dau�hWr ol mJll10n.a1r�· Raffl I .,,rs F.:a1.rrfll Hospita · l u -I un1ur 1-l.oy Hall irn<l infant Gaugf' rt'.itdiag1: Galli ... •lls dam � a m Prnnsylv1mui � 32. 2 J5 1hoe manufartur w H�trry K trl bc1r1d . n · ,tau1 ,.1H m,,11,1�1•1 1'.,u l 1 1 . ..Among tho� wh,.. enlot'recl Hol- d a u 1 l r < \1r:o H 1<'hJ.rd K1ie.:- 18 �. 19 S, runnmg JO lt"t't on roll ..i m Aztf'f• up 33. 4: 20 a.m ; ,..,_ To, and Stt>pd;n1.l!hlt'r of adtt>,� Deh Rafflt'�. 2� . 1111 �r uu:1<1� of rrwn h •.u.uinUed From Page 5) ier hosp1lel m lhP p.tst 24 hotirs '-'11 d gm ��ant l aug l 1tcr , Mrs Sytv�s- er s. Pom e roy Mason 2J 26 . r tee up 33. 5 40 JI m ; Eno Ten- bie Rey K>ld�. r1•c e1ved "• Ute, and _kl all rea,-.ts ii dl\ orvt• lal 1 1 1ll'lh· Sl w da 1m,·11 lw wu11 l d r Y"... well satisfied wi' th ht· mse l f · and wen• ·· 1·t1omas H Li r:-.on uo ccr '.\t.1.ag and mfan1 daughter Pleasant � :i; Hin1on 2 06 fall · nt'.�'t' up l1 2 45 a m ; Rt'11ab1c t bt Pubbtan . calling himself a sinner, u no doubt he t'_ourt h A Yt> , Mr<1 W 1ll1, I I \i,1 r nol rnnw homt' {01 d.i I s and l:'.: mmt' lt l , ilmu1 t' l{(J�( ot· I • ,• ,· m g. nan<11wn.a rc-;ills 3 !rJ .:.l;il lOll 2 55 a m . The-lm.i Ann d o "" :1 "whl"n WII in I decided sense. These lwo men went 1· nto the tin . 2 127 Cht'slnu t �• . M l.�., !\It":,. up .l-1 4 30 a m he c .imt' humt> ht: o1nd Jo,1n .-.,..rgt• n1 ary Clior I estu11 IH 32 .stationar} Winfield 4 20 a m Temple to J:ray,· and both the prayer, may •· u.: useful to nie J W 1 �ma 11 IO!i Matit>lmf' Dr drunk " i\n or drng tu t ht' m,dm!,::ht rt' London M arm"1 imd Winfield Galllpoli• Dam - Floyd Bla ska people G1 e p�esent day - that of the Pharisee may M iss Salhl,' Md ormu k ( , r ape P01 1 ul r ta, nursing df>par1mP nl. dams wPrt> all rnnnrn" one-hall down 2 20 p m Kathy R up 2 !:I, ,-,------serve as a warning, and that of the Publ ican as a n ex• St , 1�1rs O .. ''d na t° 1Oft'll( t' -�'-1, ..., ,. '. I I1u�1· � / 10 ,,.,t' l t' n••w•rt"'' 1,,r fool on p m . 0 I 1vn Shoorer dowa 3 •.. ·, I'ne roII t•rs r- ...,_, · ample . Lower Hivcr Hd ,\ I , .., \!urm 1m lut.led lkrm.an nark p m : Alic-e Ingr aha m down 8 r, M n, Ohio Rlvt' r - l'hil ip S�'t-n Uf.' I . The Prayer O f The Pharise� _ ' ' The Pharisee Fran <:1., lilazt r . Ht I , m Sf. met down 9 - 45 p.m A p iu l ' i 1 r i I ..H11 .1 W.11 1 t'n, M r , .John White " stood and prayed thus with himselL N o doubt it was Wilma L. l " hn�l ldn. �I 2 ._, · 01 d 11-e11 M r� l l ;1 1 1 1 e C 1llr-sµ1e, Mrs Em 14 · 1 4S p m I .... rry Turner up L. Chnsty up 6 35 a . m ; Bob Bt>nrayer h e h a d repeated many times before . It was a M rs M1am1 · an up 15, � 50 llou1·k. Ht 2 < r owa m11 s- 1 1a11t"1 Hos:. G et t le., Har r 1 4 · 7 p m : ,rn · · ng pr ayer. H e m 11s t have be a.m. lt'r up a 45 .a m. y ""e f -u .1ece 1v, ., en strangely 1g- l'il Geor Waverl y. t> y F: Iliff!(' !<t I i�i H llurn .\ndy F.skt>w Robert down 15. ti 6.5 a m , g Kanawha khf'r _ o F' . Sh•ar' norant c.! his real characte r ever to offered such a pray, a N Ph•asaul . lu_,.,,,h t iona l Ju1111,o,1 up I HI t 1 16 1 4 JtJ f a rn .{JI \,ty .i >,u;�h 01 Chflurd Sdwrt'r Wil_ every t1' m e he repe a te d I· 1 h e wou Id b ecome more e M r er , and armet � a m Lury Jam• " P Mav svd le up 111 _ 4 20 a m 1 l'omcroy , .,1 , , L.ai"T Y H lhlh- 11 ... m l l a r rtngiu,i, \l. ;u rt>n Tho "-' Lucas down Marmet 7 . 05 a m. ; mdecei v ed. It was not his wish lo magnify God ' s goodness . bard. Syruc· use \h s Jphn t,.; Sil .i. ,. F'..11 1 �l ;i �t>n�. Homer S · .. "-"'"r 1 H oIden up 1 11 . 4 :',IJ a m •• l"•err1 JI down Marmet 2 25 p m •· but rathe_r t_o exalt h1'msel f . Pr tde was 10 ickles •the prayer' · •rhan dele.aur up 19 6 l5 vey, Sr , oa k 11,11. Mr�. F:d,., .•\ Pi'JTY We!b . Harn sun · · • c 1 L w swl a m tll _ _ end Burns He to for k a o an sg1vmg used ide th f rom be mmn• ...�t rlown w·m1-1el d . 1 : 20 · · . . .:, . • f lo G _ o_d , ut 1t w_ as ln _a spmt of self-congratulation. An Strosmde, Jarb,011. l'�.a1 I \"mton l"! Y r1� H u., �01· th . t-.l me r A rthur v · H Or ne r dow n 1 9. 7 a m· •· Lou- I a m •· A V · fhr15 down w·lil r,ie Id ' · re l ig1o u s e xer"i:;e which makes a man feel satisfied wit l Sla Y ens. IH I Well st o1 1 �1 1 .., M n, w 1 1 l iam Thabel . J ohn f' . i51 an.a up 20 · 4 .11 m. ; E aS lern 11P 2 35 a.m. , Beaver down Winfie ld 1 -- -- d II 11 e -- _ __ _ _ W l ru himself is a deceptio n . The Pharisee's praye r was boast- We oot. ff H I 1 HJy, H la�t t ,wr JJcnry Swi ft , Mrs John A Herml:ln E. ('lark. Kt 1 11.im- SIJ vey . \lrs f u l . "I fa_st lwicce _i n the week . " I I was probably true M 111n1.- Gossett, t h at h e d Id a l l he said , but why tel l God o f it in the Tern - rle n. t:J iH ord C. S<:htrer. Ironton ( ; eorg� Hau den. John Hannigan ' p i e ? God knows all about us. I n Matthew 1 0 :30 "But the and M rs . M 1nnr f' ��- Gos!it"I ! Ash- iY.1 r.• 1 l '.lrl .Jo· ies. M iss Sallie M<'• · very h airs o l your head are a l ! numbered ." Humility land. Ky. · ·i,u('k and Miss Mai-garf't WalSeve ral Models � �i would h.a ve _made him silent about his own good deeds. Rb.Iii � f boasting 1s more unseemly at one time than another, . . ( ,oonf'n 541 Third Thr·N' units of blood were ad­ M ,.s. James To Choose From Jl is when men speak lo God. The Pharisee' s praye r was A vt> sun. 1 45 11 m �'nday. m1111s!c rl-d al lhe ho�plla l on rn­ · sadly defe�tive. It Jacked the mc1in elements of prayer. day. Dliwh11rgt"d No confess10� :-tf sin. No adoration o f God for llis goodP at1enl\r rv, enlly d1scharw•d 111 ness . . No pet1t1on for mercy and forgiveness. Lei the ST'\:•IO.S ON OWN Fl-:ET lu<led \l r � M a 1 v m H roll rt·II, Phar1_s ee'1 praye r serve as a warning again�t pride and C' • • m:w YUHK 1 U Pf 1 - Sandra Batterin and information at Dutton Earl Vanant . Mrs. Willia m Pow . self-righteousness. Churl" h . < ' o �1arr111� 111 "Under the Drug Storo, Middltp0tl, 0. 2. The Prayer Of The Publican "The Publican ell. William Si ·ot t . � rs Natha n Yum Yum Tn·e. " ' dec·lares that .standing afar off, would not li(t up so much as his eyes Ro•Jsh and 111fanL �on. M rs .John mdqwn<l,•rH ·f from hrr mother unto heaven, but smote hts breast, saying , ' God be merci- ! urnNl ! hta I 1dr uf lwr personal . f u l lo �e a sinner. ' " H is prayer was a prayer of peni• d isplay o r m·1ghhorho od • ·togelh 1 lifP . tence. Sm was felt and confessed . The Publican' s whole ernt's.� " and Wt! had u 11 t'pisoUe . . . · . 1 ve re<fflll'd . . sre S1'11.d ··that Phone LY 3-4550 demeaner was indicative of humility and penitence. " H e that managed to be i nv.:irdinv- , ,.... , Phone WY 2,2774 • 0 y ,. 1 ,.•. - nu1 '''"' ya,, . stood afar off - _would not lift uµ - smole upon his an d _unstirk y. The senel !ngredi • mother - d0t•s your roll' for you. 99 Morris Av■, Athens, Ohio 1 1 1 WNI Socond St. brea�1�1d, 'God be merciful . ' '' It . is in the ent is respect for• lhe aud1e11et• 1 You Pomoror r,o • "'".. r•.. 1/ uu I on your awn spirit OC�:r,pffllcom that sinners must come lo God. The PubHcan's prayer was for mercy. Tl}ere was no mention o( that attribute in the Pharisee's prayer be­ cause there was no sense of ruilt _ but in t he Publican's case th e appeal was to mercy alone. The Publican's prayer was offered in faith. Doubtless he had a know­ l�dge �f God's ��adou.s character, and when he prayed Jt was m the behel that God would be merciful to him. The Publican's prayer was brief, but effectua l . H i s words were few, but the blessing he obtained wa s great. ll 11 not the brevity ol the Publican ' s pra1er we need to jm1tate, but the spirit ol it. Hol zer Hospital 1:.. - I' , S-lllllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi ddleport , 0 , A pril 8 . J 96 1 • • • • IT • •• •• • •. - •••••••••• IOTAffl 79�• � · I. IT IICLINEI e port r • ' .( • '' / ' - PIGIOMID Ideal for Jciteh• ens, workabop11, utility rooms. M low a1 1 1 11,c 1111- II, FLOORING Preflnlshed or Unfln i>hed. All 1tyles. AA low .as 13< .... It, CEILING TILi ,Moustic or non­ aeoustic. Large aeleetlon. A■ low Meet the • SAIU TINS If Mill CAIII I NI IACI !(Al- • sun IDUIS Of SCIU IIINI P I I I I I N D U U I Pl ! l l Milk flow, from fl'M COWi inte Cl Roll-0-Measure-or diradly M'!lo tM pij!Nllint Tho diagra m (right) 1 h o w1 a typical 'Aro un d•the-larn' Piptilin• Arranoement r - - - L I II - ITT •• 13< .... It, ·- for l I � comP'• Wonrtatioff wm, ,t,Mt • ,.. FULfON-THOMPSON 1'11 A"C T O R' S A L !: ' WY 2,,5101 Ohle • For All Roads e All Weath11r e AII Uses With thil 1y1tem the pipelin■ W run around the mtu. ham. The milk flow• from the mwa, into the pipelilw · and delivered into the oooler or earw. Milk carryinef ■nd pail wuhin1 Ul eliminated. The ayatan ii deanal� ..in-place". It will ■a.ve work and money twice a clay -t every day in the year. One man <sn milk 40 or- _,.. oowo per hour - do on ucellenl job ol 111illdn1, ' SCOU T NEW from INTERNATIONAL Rear-WhNI Driv• or AII-WhNI Drivt NOW ON DIS.PLAYi See It N..., At YOMr i11t_..atlonal Dealer: ME IGS EQU I PM ENT COMPANY ' ''W�ere Quality Is Paramount" , Pomeroy illl 111 ,,, • "' 1Y • t • .. lo le io r, i, " ..t• • II II .. � L • � I ,' I •I I 1 I j I l I �­ I I �• • ' • ; SERMONETIE '- 1 L." ... '" L A W N M O \"J E R S •C e EXCELLO e HUFFY e DILLE & McG UIRE Heari ng Aid Service Free Home Cousaltatiou Budget Terms t Television In Review By FRED DANIG ' ty of slandard lf>en-uge eomment. \J•lted Pre11 lalen■llunal He sJ:1id, " I never hit any of my NEW YORK rnPl l-Slnce Dirk kids exl'ept in self-defense. '' To a Clork and Pat. Boone appear lo g irl who said boys �·e1 1: no prob­ have tapered o£f on their advice- tm, Grourho r.-m11rkcd. "They're tii- adole1centa acllvitie1, l looked not makin� hoy� 1he way they . fi.!"Ward Thuraday night lo "The used to. . He asked the �oun11,sters how Groueho Show.·• In moving lo 1111 lhe advice they felt about sp,ankiag, going '!Bcuum, Groucllo devoted m011t 1teady and receivUI al lowances, ff hit NBC-TV half-hour to whal One girl nettded the word "1pank­ might be described u hl1 flnt ing" explained Lo her. A boy venture 1nto publlc affair, pr� said he thou ght pa rents were g iv­ grammlne - • 4",cw;11ion aboul Ing kids too much, t I ' m sure he wasn 't referring to hi1 ed�lt 1ponlf@n-a ger1. The audience of high ■chool ao red oppor1unlty ror a 1dd lo w in student& 11,embled under hill d· a few thou:iutftd butk1 on pr no doubt rtpl"f9!ftted tbe lar&· Groucho'1 TV show. , e11t a&1embiita- If non-gum chew- Groucho noted tji-tThadn ' t In g teen-11gen ever to vl1it a TV eolved any problem• during the aludlo without the lure of nwk ·n ■how. He needn't apolugiie. Old­ roll'1 big beat er hand• than o"r G roucho-come1 expected Groucho M arx lo lalely h.1:1ve rizzled In this field. make the occ11ion ■ memorable I refer to such esteemed pioneeni unt by poulbly tellini the kids to as Mr. Cla rk and Mr, Boone- , KO home, ■top waiting lime on 1uch nonsenae but he disappointed Dlalln1 end FU1n1: At the r bk me. Groucho aeemed 1ubdued , un. o1 being accueed of havin g aold iure of h'11 audlence and the d 1 oul lo UMt enemy• J'd l"k I e lo re• rectlon he wanted to hike the di11J)Ort Lh.1:1t came acrost a We1tern . cuss1on. Or maybe it was Just that l . __. "The Ou11aws," on enJOY1:U, fear NBC-TV Thursday night twan ged A�how, he retreated lo lhe ••1e. .ac ro111 an entertaining. nicely­ F'-'-'---------•.___..., l pa<.'ed episode caltJd, "OUt{a ge Children's at Pawnee Btnd." Paul Fortl- por­ trayed a W. C. Fields.type rail­ WHI TE road deleclin who ,WH outwitted by a tauel-and-Hardy pair of train robbers, p layed by Frank McHugh and Jonathan Harris. The s1, .. 1tory faltered occasionally. most­ 81/2 lo 3 _ p r. ly nea r the end. but still added up to .11 diverllnM hour. ABC-TV '1 "My TI1ree Sons'' again sut.-cteded with ■ 1imple 1tory Thunday ni g ht, Two boys, MtDDL PORT a fence that needed paintin g , 1 G� lmore Su pp ly Store SANDALS s1 99 • Roush's Shoe Store ■ fT�Ei �;�1 l -���;E�;· t )ji �,"\.(' ' \ HW1'i CONRNT • • • From nible to fl1nri111 Arr■ncement, Cof/!len -----==-=---=-=Sh:op:p:l"(: �llt=uts ::·. r .. . ' . SPECIA.L 4 Straw ,._ Mall For Only-97c '.:. AIIOl'ted Coloni Ill TliUI MANY IAIK ITI •ND -ILTIII •t - - - •. lOLA'S GIFT SHOP IIITU.ND, OHIO -- t .. ' w••••,. t le t _....,_ • • NYI.ON COVERS, FOAM Sl.f.T ON ROCIIII. Rock or adlvtt te rour . . . '!!"'1� · --,.-,.... . M ■If.ti-, old. �· 1 • ' ~t1111t· 11N11111 ,tiat will locome • '.'.�.' .,_..;;;..;;;..;;..;;..,, ,...., - aorh pfocu, ...l,or LOINtOlt lmkr••••illlltra. - 59'! IT CIM••••.. . . " .'. _ _- : k · (a:1'1 Sugar Run Flour Mil ls llclltle hpo., farther ha .., SN FIESTr'i SPRI NG SALE ui.. -1,,_ NTLON and P\AS'IIC II••• •I covtn, SOLID POAM SIAts and TMICK DOWNY ICAl'OK IACQ, Thl• - ,.., 111011 t,r for • ■-t frNt" l111p1ll1!\le .. 1Nat. .._. hl111.ll1UII 'WRIGHr: for your -.rs. FUN DONE O P E N T IL 9 TON IG HT *REFRESHMENTS * DOOR PRIZES *FUN FOR ALL --------- - CH OR E- BOY 'Around-The-Born ' PIP ELI NE MIL KIN G SYS TEM All Spring Sale Items On Sale All Next Week-ll -- IIO O P I N G S P ■ C I AL S Aopholt Shlnt!H $4.41 - 50 .... lt. Roll Rooflnt - $2.60 roll Roof C11o■tln1 $1.50 - 5 ,.1. can ······-.. ... .. ....... :: � : :: . IT IIOCU SI'! ·aa·-· e-r Fu·rniture ,-�In 111ttt1f• �""" "" ,.,. *F ERT ILIZER SOCIAL SECURITY T.t, ti,, 'W.,k'..l ti,, 'Wri'.• - wit/, • )� O•t ,I Milki•1 • BASKETS From Flower Ar. rancemenll to MllUlne a..1<1. From Wute Paper tG Napkin Holden From to *S E E D S ,. ,et M ,J PLANING Mill About your m�. hohlN fNoh chain fe, � ...... .. ..... 1111 Chai .. that ....,. with y.u l>ack and fort!, .• • , 'reund ID tho rftl\t ;• , •-• tor the loft • • Up COlllot tho ,.;,;_ .,, 1a .,_ AND t11e Goed Doctor .,_ - alN,n lti IM. Ud •rllclo that ,n ..- -, - ....... l,y the -110111 ,.,..1a1 an41 · phyotc,,I ef thoN who ..,,.,, "'Y ...,.__ le tholr hemH from a ndilng chelr" , , • YOll,-100, WHIN YOU IUY QNI OI' 1HUI WONDR CIIAIIS' WILi. IOCK IACK ANO.UVII ..... . . . _., ..,,vo1, -n... R AC I N E P.- REST RE�ED IN-COMPLETE COMFORT IN THEMOVINCitSl CHAIIS YOU EVER .DID SEE a nd ST RA W W A R E � Just Attlved From Overseas ''Sure Sig n of Qu ali ty" ' I NYLON and P\AfflC Mmblna• tlont of covers, FULL POAM RI• VIISIILE SEATS, Extro wide, ••Ir• clffp ancl extra comfort• ablo, A MAN-SIZID chair with ooft rublieriaod•halr 8llocl ...,,._ General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets l ! . NYLON COVIil, FOAM HATS lheH rocli.:N are Iara• ,ind: •nd t�flUl!m, l!l':I. wiclo Mloc• Hon flf. PotMlar colert, Onlr a hue• purchaM ft'lacl■ thl1 rock ·lloltom rockor pri._. PAINTS TERMITES ,Jf�. r ° °�"" r- · ROCK BACK AND LIVE "It U ♦ ,,o, ., ° �-,,\ : :,",$ cli,.ap tuul eaJily oblai1,ablt, ha.s 110 Jide U rao,uosic. and nttds rao prtscri.pticm _ ,_ Th111 deacription 1 in Britain 'e medical jour­ nal. Tli� Lmu:d, 11ounded at first glan,ce like that o f a new wonder drug. Dr. R. C. Swan of Sundbridg� Ontario wa,. indeed, deaeribiog a lcanquil izer-bu t not • new one. "Aa • general practitioner. in North Amer­ ica," be writes, .,I am ■truck by the Mt.-ellent Dlental and ph )' tical state o( lho,e "W h o eurvey •Y ,entrance to _their �omea from a rocking eha1r, • • • Roclung chairs are ■ f.amiliar item in maoy bome1, Nld far more common than � Europe. �11 ■acertaining th11 rocking ehai,'1 t1rlua1, Ytr1oua factora are involvffl • "It enablNi all but the mMt feeble to in­ dulge in limited exercise without rt"g&rd to time or weather, and ia a dignified manner. .,.he acrivily irnpoeed ou forearm and calf musclet encourages venous re1urn and 1hu1 . 1ncreue1 the cardiac oulpul ud circulation generally, , • •,. Dr. 'Swan en!1meNtf'II other rocling rhait �nefiu.: ii promotea reapir1tion, atimulalet niuacle tone and leq:,e. the join ta supple, bu a �al�t�ve �- eneourasing sleep and helps the and1vidu■l I peyche by 3iving him ao activity U • member of the flllllily ,:roup. We Wt1lcome Dr, Swao•• pre111riptioa, einoe it lo�.ked for a time ae if tbe roolr.er -... g&ing lo dte out. But now the rocker it becoming popul1r again, thank, _UI put 10 TV watching; aalee � •p�in, 500,000 a year. One pop­ ular �el • the aw,..-el rocker, •h ieh permits turm�g for more beer without gettiug up. Per­ �•P'• 1f the upward trend in rockers eontinuee. It �•7 even become poaible to buy er■dlea �•1•� that. Cranddad not only oau 10,ek. h1m&fllf �o aoutm;ie contentment, bllt, wi.th an occ■;-1onal ,hon of hie _aJi et, keep ]uior pp hypno1te1ll7 boppy u well. I Sherwin-Wilhams :ROCK BACK AN D LIV E'' --·--� I""""""' ~-•- °" Baker furniture Asks: ·Have you read the followi ng LIFE editoria l? T- --- ,-.--, In 'ted T (]uh 8anq """' • = WE WIL L TRA DE • FOR ANY KIND DIL ES RA DIOEAR CO. = , s39_95 up Around The Clock I ... Dp etal'Is Of F arm S. upport �l. l rogr am A re spe II ed O ut , rtner . Farm Ne-s . 11 From Meigs I This Is Tim e Of Year TO Th',n k About Floor C are New n Farming R i ver R e rt po ' Arltve mlplayeet from M•IP Coun t) '"-·nt-dulrd lO 111t.t-nd t h e 1 9_6.!_:_3 ffl!>IANAPOLIS. iod. IUPJ l - Daily Sentinel , Pomer_oy-M lddleport , 0 . A pril_�TI Southeastern b.1mql.f'C ,I.I t Fior d El.git cir� Pl"•• LDCiudlilg six J I E Spentt. 'CJ7 W M . 1m SI , f•01nON THE FAIIM chlldml, ..... injw<d F' rid,, . 0 I5 VI eroy , and EDt'r H Carpenter an . I "" "HINGTON < UPI) - -•. night whon .. ,eriali81 missed h ,; I .,... dent Keru,edy w expected lo ... Th� io • &ood lime of yea, "' Roy A Marti n ol Purt I<Ind . and plunged "'" . .. ,. 1 y po t by on1 l Ny n .. o..nve11 ot1:1 Wd W IIPP""* mor. lo LI o 1d,ered about noot c.-oYe� little think a .. Ret1r� employt:es mv1led In uet carpel m<a .. the ,tnx, g,,t /11,,, care • lor ,.,. Door -.of aad ing• ,.... dud< Charin C -·�- .. ,,•. " 111pport for the net broke, ai'ld have the unooth ,url a, e and the Jonge,t wea, mg m ..� I gram fo, the t"62 wheal crop. We bo\h aerial151 Refhe Armor, be f!:J,ven Meig, Cow>ly ,es.-1en1' M ,n N. Sal,.r, and W Wal1'r � , and wov<a lloor >oomtry. E•cept,onal """"'"'� Th, proposal w , / 1 probably cov<rin floor g to altffld I h • W ..,...oon of Rae"" • Hen'.' G. O,�ago, an<! the ,.,, toppled mto are ..,.,,. pllli,,� """" m . , ,penal ..,,... _..., have been invited Tbere e w,ar. to ha, q•"'"'"' Since ,. c,,.ermg bushel, 60 ol y-,ld erag• .. had '" Yl lle . Willwn uy c E. BLAPSLEE the audienc, Armor was wiliurt ,.. 1,re�11 1f'n, · 5 l!!:ener al farm Ohio Fuel Gt1 Company ' s annual Waggone-r, lwm500 tha t LA - tht fom ,- , 1 1 ,� probLenu cat and rug11 a>.out uked been lrop __ .1 average hie ThllA, , syrocu., • E11:1en1luo Aieat, A1rk:11tlt1lH to the acre. Southe""'"1 Quarl,r �tury Pott• �� Rey Jooes te.• bill liS.r oa ,,1 boll, lillt. of mg then about talk i.t·, petlng. eLiTo be bu,rel,. 3,000 Me.�• County /arm•rs will have wo"ld be y, April Robert L. Sha rp, MMkileport, and Club banquet, Wedneada of. · man-made fibe.-� iurface ot tht> carpel He111hetk•1 If itdm1n•str:,t 1on !arm Iicial■ 16, at •'-r•• ,.,,...-..-.. •--'- I"" inlportant decisions to make be· gible for prlce 11upport1 the farm- The!le are theLe u-= .\Jnerican gion Ll IIb R a ymond C. � � good in pro�r construd1or f o l low thl!ir µre nt pl , Ion• they plant corn this spring as er would have lo reduce his corn for floor covering!\ se .anl � in Lanc!lller. md c.1:1n be eu-elle-nl . Soil re-si!l• ection 111 n I Kay o■ t • s ll a rei1ult Qf the ne w one year acreage in I!M\ I by :lfl percent or - Mou than a long-time em- 1 EAT NOW, rAY LATER de ou µe t>I "'' de in llent e g is �cc Lo e multlood . ac-reag This acres � to 1nce . wiih lo. Fuel are ex.I"" Consumer ex periences :tiled rww w ht:al program. Eme rgency F reed Grain Prog ram ....-..-1 .......,.. PHOEN1X, A ri%. lUPJ I-Arl-of Otuo ployees , ,.a_ --' ti, i; brio: in leK11 fibers b uus 60 f n o Id I yie tred norma h. b Y JS I etKO . JI wou Id aim_p 1 v prov..: au ,.. •-·-' pa!ISed hy \ron11:ress 1 h e 1 a� t JO Pl"ed rayon floor cover in gs have ge ••- Souw__.,.::; •'--�•m bao- •-• ••pub"·-•• "a.. ..,_,.., ..... ....,.,..... uo.;o,,.. 11 .....,._ nc: - � i.1111; i.hrs. Pn• ce --' M!ml-. br ight I 11.,c . _, shels would �ive him 2400 bu11he1A. rally been bad . moatly cttuse. 111u h .. d•y•. o y uuPr h h 8 program quet.. Similar banquet.I tor loog- tlW! m ttallmenl plan. e high. A void fow prk ·ou: .; dra ft� it·q u ickly th amoti nl on whkh he wou ld get by poor construction. Resistane, nedium to by I t To qualify for the new program � �-n . ..••ino ' " D inof a f---' ..,..,. ime em-L· .,..,yeett are held 8Jll]ually r .,..... �r---.. l uppo ri . . rpet . this olte11 ind1 ca ayloo -� 1:1 ce au p to ency have UI will re11 s appointed · and farmer of farmeri� bridlOII County commiltet' a to Mei.,., ■.a id " New Goldwat.er" ner with Barry at Mantflf:kl, Columbus, " . r fi� waste rn of UM! the u ""ates e � av a b onal i n at e T poo .(I £ t 1>s uo � n I1 at hy _ ages e improv C'UL their corn acr r Th 'ly the seci etar'I of agriculture. Philadelphia, Smithville. c1nd To- pa rt y members low on ..:ash could ra ed air l Nylon-Wood Bl.end least 20 per rent. Then they wil l J)Ort prlt:1! will bf> _$1 20 a bushel with the denaity of constructk)n If CongreM lllpproveJ the nt;Ol ledo. One of n-ery &ix Oh io Fuel l pay the $100 tab at $10 down, $It A carpel af nylon-wood ble ml be elig ible for price su.pports bas- ln _ most _Ohio C'OUn f,es. lhe supoort Soil resistance is poor. � pr k-t plan dr afted by tl ·e employeei hae been wi, h the torn- a month. . ' m. lo low med lU t 1 4 ct"nt � a buii co nsidered bv the indW1try h , authority . the ed on their normal ywl ds. and price w i ll be abou ow 1 11 range • . •r. yea rs or j()Qg committee would be prfle'llted lo pany ..., er. \ For the Joyal party workert wht . be the betlt carpet aYa ilable. if &i,yoo -•OOI Blend the ir average aC'reages m 1959 � heI more than m 1900 . · . .. att>w e ferendum If r m a farmers . Much or the credrt for the rec- 1 ( inl:b that too steep there II a �· . · -es , leoded in proper proporlion11 . r,nc � t· 1·ion , o suppor1 I n -'d and 1911Cl. . . ., I1 e per1ormance Of th is 1 end b e n approved the program. I1 cj1 . I _ pe ! tate 20 r are blend comp l v with (eed i farmers who • n 1 Dr . Wallace Barr. Ohio S ,. 1 • " g· 1 "Bnmd w,tb Barry •1 "-"' � due lo the. I The best the p roport,o go ialo eflect lor ,,.. ,.., ds would depen time employtt> who, aloog with II dowa, II • ll'<>Dlh. ceat nylon-00 per ceal wool or Uaivrcsily Eytxeasioa econom ist. grain r,gulalioa, wi ll receive pa)• 311 wheal crop and C.agreS1 woo ld lhe ir families. are known as ood ray<>n. w,lh more wool tt ,, lo 10 • •~ this ce work div nt s meat for each acre r cent nylon - 70 per g says the program will · proper proportion, r�· pe have no further vote on details ot _, .,.., per-ac,... better. ln rie1· o?hhors in l he commmu·1·ie• lo abrasion and Re1i1tance wool. conservat,·oo use. -way , wear is good b\lt re-the program. lo stance 1 . l i es r ac , f had rst es 20 er the nt w here 1'· 1n: company opera 50 to excellent soil Ill rated ,.....,..i rate of payme for Suppose a farm l!i......, Del.aU• 0. Paper _ are Price - Medium la high. and soi_l resistance Allan W Lun dlll rum . Col umbu11 · of corn the past two years and he pe rcent diverted will be 50 per• sH\ency W<1Uid not 1w l However C',onures1 "' less than wool ID an equivale'lt pres Iden t f Oh.10 F ueI · saiu ·" m If you have question& aboul ;;;;;;-aa;.....,;;.,.. - --- -.I cent of normal production. mulli•';iiii-'iii-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'_;..,..,.,;-a ed mm. m granting ' hi I in in the dark plied by the county 11upport price. construction. Price d�s_c"s_smg banquc• � PIans. other fibers for carpetin g contact wtmg IDIOOilll Raye• thority for a new program. Mt.'IC '1 I If a farmer chooses to drYert an me at lhe Extension Office. . e wear details of the plan the administra• 1 an>... ma 00..,.. ' additional 20 percent o( his com Resisl.anct to abrasiv -- to pu h mg th:e ,., ood A ,:erpet or rug not melhodi""� � . Y paper. on already are ra are favors lion leaned gh nce g u:u reailie and acreage, the acreage payments l• export s ubs1 dy loo far bt"yor,d n c c y l tho d an u all ro a The out l ine would be given J I will be based on 80 percent or Soil resitlance is called bettf'r � : present l eve\s· I Its weight in dust and din. I normal production, multiplied by than wool by the manufacturer. Con""'sti before it voted authority 1 When nol promptly removed, .,,. ...._ dm m lf!tralion wa_ nls spec1at . 1 for subm itting the ,..w program • 1n_e a the coon ty supp,rt pr1ce. Price _ sub-med ium. they penet rate to the base t-f on .,.heat m its gener:--1 action to farmer referendum. · " w1 II be , Acdllk "Nonnal produc1 ion . ,e,ven the thickeSt conStructio�s The new wheal Ian is ba � ' farm bill betause t ime is short P I figured by adjusting the count:v l The performance {)f aretate ' because of the natural operation 1 , p ropas,:,,' . . • . . · p rogram Unde r the generaI b'IJ control on a marketing average yieId aceord ing lo lhe carpet ing 11 s1m11 ar to rayon bu• . f grav ,1 r and tt ,e the Ip o of wouici law programs backed by three major farm new commod ity I roducti.vity o! Ille farm. County res ll ienc� lfl coms i&red slightly /_ lic aod the f ! o oot tra pre u s-the Nation al Association be drafted by elected farmer comre � ASC offices will notify formf'rs or better. Res i stance lo abrasion g roup . fum1lure contained Ill lhe area. oI Wheat C rowers. the N at1ona rates to be used in making pay• 1 miltees. fllen. new plan, would nnnr to fail' . and soilina"' are rated r-·· m many 1 con I nd d" rl ta· s u 8 be placed before Congre!l!'I for a _ D men ls, Or . Barr says. I Farmers Union, and the National 1 depending on the Nlnstruction. da y period. At any l ime in t ] 60-da lem us 1 g e ar . t r en .s � i The purpose of the prog ram ls i Price range is low to medium �:g � pe '-b Grange. those 60 days, either the House <>1 no ep clean dele r1orate muc to Jncrease {arm Income. as well low. l(ill Tiwm Yeunelf wltll Under the plan, growers w�\d the Senate could kill the p lans. If ho y given t se ---than rapidl more : as to help prevent further build ---ARAI U-00-IT wed to market only a flxP J allo be there were no veto. tre pl,ins rr t care. Proper ra re can . CONTROi. TERMIT& J t f r of whea ' up of the feed grain surplus. The cropland in volunta ry natural cov- oo e<" & l bushe of numbe � could go mto eflect . Easy le more or program is also designed to help er or m prote<:ted summer fallow , double- the len�h o( a carpet' s S100 Save food and export use. �·t domestic · the •-Soml! members of Congress , use. No harm lo plant.I. Pro­ assure the consumer Of Iair · and i f the coonty A SC determ m('s it 1;1,· A vacuu m �•I eaner is Total salet would , be held below they don · t ...,.ant lo l (ess1onal l1 proven 5 yean have lable prices lo� meat, poultry is not practicable lo esl abl i !ilh rov- tool to use in nig care- . .\TI . indicated . . . wmg the govern allo S l n tota eeds. , ,_ wrue proteet10n. Gl'l FREE folds ' everv umin g ca•" len• pw- up the1r aulhon 1y w tl . day vacu . lhe fann enterprise · • ;, "' er 1 at your Lumber Yard. Tho• m to reduce 118 1111'· ment lo �g the- details of farm legislation. Non-rarmers may woncler why This diverted acreage is in ad- I1 en the life of your carpet. � plus by ftl l ing pa rt of lhe normal 1 1 But evtn ii the administration aoda use it. control programs are necessay in dition to lhe averp ge acreal(e of ' Special treatmf!nt needs to 1 markeL 1)lan ii approved. there woukin"t the fam e_nterprise. . consent in g crops grown in 19S9 given to spil l11 on camet� and 1 1d o The �m eason Is th�t forming and 1 960. The diverted �reage other soiled areas. Special dlr4:C'- 1 • Ma�et pr1ce_s for whe :1t w�. be time lo follow the new pr01..P · 1 pr e w es supp with Th lff' dun? for a 1962 whe.tt program. I h do n. -- ---- nse - · la: pra�hcally the only ind�stry in may not be harvested or pastured. - · level wou ld depend largel y on the . Any loo.2 wheal pl a n must � the United States today which ,does 111.e patlcipant may have lo COil· 1 price for which lhe governmer.1 i clear ed throug h all formillit�s and : not regulate Itself. The rea� for trol weeds, insects and rodents, ------Phono W1 9-36'11 1 sold its wheat. plact.-d in effed early this sun-, �s failure to rt!ll,Ulate production if lhe ASC determines thl� to be . RACINE, OHIO 11 twofold, O I The enormous mnn- necessary. Farm organizations backing the me r. - ber of _ small farms operating in While the largest participation new plan want the government ,1 the Umted States and. (2) The in the program may be by com , wheal aold al c:: Jo� to full pa ri'y 1 pro- producers who produce corn for fact _that pract_ically aU -about fJ . 39 cents a bushel· Th·i� · cIOSf' duct1on today 1s based enhrely on sale. the farmer who feeds his wou Id give farntf'r& a prtee · hi s uce red weather conditions . he ble t a o, com may ,� · whe:i1, ..., par1· 1y Ior the1r Favorable weather conditions acreage aod st·11 1 boos! h"18 net By Wllllam P. Barker Not au ad mm1 · ·st ra_ 1-mn o11·1cia · I� are throughout the growin g season net farm iocome. Pa-nls Mau(er, Marietta r· ~ ' favor gomg that h 1gb• ho · wewr _ . may boost production 10 lo 25 per made in the form 11f com or this One questioR uppermost in 8 The higher the market price, thi> Phone WY-2-21 1 5 cent, �heras, unfavorable wea�r may be converted Into cash,,equi v- person's mind when he has filed f' - hlg�r the government export . cond1bons may reduce production atent of grain at the :1upport price. a clttim for .social security b ne subsidy on wheat must go. Con. o Ohi , eroy Pom . Ave ry This cash then could be used lo 1,-.. by an . equal amounl Mulber •- 1•5, ""!'I... n-1N:-"n w ill 1 receive my �- -- · . ___ In encouraging Iarmers lo par- go on the open market and pur- first check! "' Thll hi also of great tlon!I for removing a !tam on the ho titcipate in the program they have chase corn needed to feed h is concern to the I ha!' r 11 e lo rug the fibe of kind • several alternatives. Those with livestock. you in the Mar : :«�al :::;:; wed in th oll � a com base of 20 to too .acres can Farmers should remember that ity office. we found that &we fac- be f � � ���-- _t do c .. are Ul-flNIIM o diveh as much a, 20 acres plus no crop ol any kind ma:, be har- tor■ generally determine whether length of wear you e 20 per cent of his base. For ex- vested from diverted acres be- or not the first check will be re-- with the g: from your woven floor covering:i. r and Decembe ce i ved on time. ample a farmer with a 50 ac re tween April 15 ,1961 base can reduce acreage a min- 31. 1961, Thll doe1 not prevent the The first factor which will help tmum of 10 acres or a maximum land being planted to wheat or speed the delivery of the first small grain in the fall of 1961, check lil that all necessary docu­ or 30 acres . See the World's Safest • ParUcipanb can use their di which will be harvested in 1962. menta be brought in by the per• an ust PoPer 5.lnl \lerted acrese in different ways. This new program ia j • son the first visit to the social se­ manSome possibilities are: m per· other problem that involves Nearly everyone who curity 41 manent-type rotation rover of agement dMisions thal farmers appliet for benefitl must prove documents graBS and legumes <2l tempora ry muat make. ll would be well to his age 10 IIOl11e m■ke1 lt cover of grasses, legumes, or follow closely details o( the pro- ibwld be obtained which wlll ea­ small grains. (3l water storage , gram as they are � to tablish the correct birthdate W wildlife food or habitat plant- determine what l8 best for each Other evldence which ma� be thinp Inga, (5) trees or shrubs, (61 individual farmer. required includes the amount of safely! recent wage1 or the two previous years' net profll received from a business. Thia: �uiremenL ill us­ ually aal�ffed by the employ..•• W-2 (withholding atatemenO or by copies of the person' s ,elf-employ­ menL tax returna. A 'second factor which the delivery of the Into o CIINI lemeclellng cloll rs Y..clted:: it when the claim ii filed. when you 1,uy your malerlols 110 Since claims can be accepted within three montht ol fttire­ us ment• age thou people tatfq ad­ vantage of thif early filing � cedure can usually be assured of receiving the first cheek on time. Anyone having any doubt con• • ON! M A N C A N ceming what will be needed in hil Mill 40 01 Mill or her caae ahould tall at the so­ CDWI Pll I I U I cial aecurity office at m Put• ---nam StN!et M arietta, Ohio. PAN!LING PLYWOOD LUMBER III IUNOI SUES • A type and kind erter· or Interior 7c Hn. ft. If Milli Of WAIIINI for anf purpose. Kiln dried llOCk. ior, All standard 1 Pbillipine llaho­ UCI !EUAll standard di• ply1. 4' :1 8 pan• ,:any u low 11 meD6iona-. 2" x el• as low u 19c .... fl. $3 .36 .-di -t"1 a■ low u · 'iwkln \1 1 , C1 t'1�h11111 ( ' 1 ;1 wfo1 d 2 1 4 25 .11 m : John J Rowe up KA.Rl. 'S OA.lJGHn:R DIVORC'F.U Fr . day r,n hr1 22nrl b11"thd,1y. ;rnd w f ..J nt tbughter , �! 1 :0 J-lt>rt:IE'rt 22 4 41.l a m . UV EC clown :!J . LOS ANG EL.RS 1 l ' P l • -.Jud11 o 1 Chad11 1ck and m f anl dl:lu,11,hlP f 8 '5 p m Aliquippa up ?9, t e s. dau�hWr ol mJll10n.a1r�· Raffl I .,,rs F.:a1.rrfll Hospita · l u -I un1ur 1-l.oy Hall irn<l infant Gaugf' rt'.itdiag1: Galli ... •lls dam � a m Prnnsylv1mui � 32. 2 J5 1hoe manufartur w H�trry K trl bc1r1d . n · ,tau1 ,.1H m,,11,1�1•1 1'.,u l 1 1 . ..Among tho� wh,.. enlot'recl Hol- d a u 1 l r < \1r:o H 1<'hJ.rd K1ie.:- 18 �. 19 S, runnmg JO lt"t't on roll ..i m Aztf'f• up 33. 4: 20 a.m ; ,..,_ To, and Stt>pd;n1.l!hlt'r of adtt>,� Deh Rafflt'�. 2� . 1111 �r uu:1<1� of rrwn h •.u.uinUed From Page 5) ier hosp1lel m lhP p.tst 24 hotirs '-'11 d gm ��ant l aug l 1tcr , Mrs Sytv�s- er s. Pom e roy Mason 2J 26 . r tee up 33. 5 40 JI m ; Eno Ten- bie Rey K>ld�. r1•c e1ved "• Ute, and _kl all rea,-.ts ii dl\ orvt• lal 1 1 1ll'lh· Sl w da 1m,·11 lw wu11 l d r Y"... well satisfied wi' th ht· mse l f · and wen• ·· 1·t1omas H Li r:-.on uo ccr '.\t.1.ag and mfan1 daughter Pleasant � :i; Hin1on 2 06 fall · nt'.�'t' up l1 2 45 a m ; Rt'11ab1c t bt Pubbtan . calling himself a sinner, u no doubt he t'_ourt h A Yt> , Mr<1 W 1ll1, I I \i,1 r nol rnnw homt' {01 d.i I s and l:'.: mmt' lt l , ilmu1 t' l{(J�( ot· I • ,• ,· m g. nan<11wn.a rc-;ills 3 !rJ .:.l;il lOll 2 55 a m . The-lm.i Ann d o "" :1 "whl"n WII in I decided sense. These lwo men went 1· nto the tin . 2 127 Cht'slnu t �• . M l.�., !\It":,. up .l-1 4 30 a m he c .imt' humt> ht: o1nd Jo,1n .-.,..rgt• n1 ary Clior I estu11 IH 32 .stationar} Winfield 4 20 a m Temple to J:ray,· and both the prayer, may •· u.: useful to nie J W 1 �ma 11 IO!i Matit>lmf' Dr drunk " i\n or drng tu t ht' m,dm!,::ht rt' London M arm"1 imd Winfield Galllpoli• Dam - Floyd Bla ska people G1 e p�esent day - that of the Pharisee may M iss Salhl,' Md ormu k ( , r ape P01 1 ul r ta, nursing df>par1mP nl. dams wPrt> all rnnnrn" one-hall down 2 20 p m Kathy R up 2 !:I, ,-,------serve as a warning, and that of the Publ ican as a n ex• St , 1�1rs O .. ''d na t° 1Oft'll( t' -�'-1, ..., ,. '. I I1u�1· � / 10 ,,.,t' l t' n••w•rt"'' 1,,r fool on p m . 0 I 1vn Shoorer dowa 3 •.. ·, I'ne roII t•rs r- ...,_, · ample . Lower Hivcr Hd ,\ I , .., \!urm 1m lut.led lkrm.an nark p m : Alic-e Ingr aha m down 8 r, M n, Ohio Rlvt' r - l'hil ip S�'t-n Uf.' I . The Prayer O f The Pharise� _ ' ' The Pharisee Fran <:1., lilazt r . Ht I , m Sf. met down 9 - 45 p.m A p iu l ' i 1 r i I ..H11 .1 W.11 1 t'n, M r , .John White " stood and prayed thus with himselL N o doubt it was Wilma L. l " hn�l ldn. �I 2 ._, · 01 d 11-e11 M r� l l ;1 1 1 1 e C 1llr-sµ1e, Mrs Em 14 · 1 4S p m I .... rry Turner up L. Chnsty up 6 35 a . m ; Bob Bt>nrayer h e h a d repeated many times before . It was a M rs M1am1 · an up 15, � 50 llou1·k. Ht 2 < r owa m11 s- 1 1a11t"1 Hos:. G et t le., Har r 1 4 · 7 p m : ,rn · · ng pr ayer. H e m 11s t have be a.m. lt'r up a 45 .a m. y ""e f -u .1ece 1v, ., en strangely 1g- l'il Geor Waverl y. t> y F: Iliff!(' !<t I i�i H llurn .\ndy F.skt>w Robert down 15. ti 6.5 a m , g Kanawha khf'r _ o F' . Sh•ar' norant c.! his real characte r ever to offered such a pray, a N Ph•asaul . lu_,.,,,h t iona l Ju1111,o,1 up I HI t 1 16 1 4 JtJ f a rn .{JI \,ty .i >,u;�h 01 Chflurd Sdwrt'r Wil_ every t1' m e he repe a te d I· 1 h e wou Id b ecome more e M r er , and armet � a m Lury Jam• " P Mav svd le up 111 _ 4 20 a m 1 l'omcroy , .,1 , , L.ai"T Y H lhlh- 11 ... m l l a r rtngiu,i, \l. ;u rt>n Tho "-' Lucas down Marmet 7 . 05 a m. ; mdecei v ed. It was not his wish lo magnify God ' s goodness . bard. Syruc· use \h s Jphn t,.; Sil .i. ,. F'..11 1 �l ;i �t>n�. Homer S · .. "-"'"r 1 H oIden up 1 11 . 4 :',IJ a m •• l"•err1 JI down Marmet 2 25 p m •· but rathe_r t_o exalt h1'msel f . Pr tde was 10 ickles •the prayer' · •rhan dele.aur up 19 6 l5 vey, Sr , oa k 11,11. Mr�. F:d,., .•\ Pi'JTY We!b . Harn sun · · • c 1 L w swl a m tll _ _ end Burns He to for k a o an sg1vmg used ide th f rom be mmn• ...�t rlown w·m1-1el d . 1 : 20 · · . . .:, . • f lo G _ o_d , ut 1t w_ as ln _a spmt of self-congratulation. An Strosmde, Jarb,011. l'�.a1 I \"mton l"! Y r1� H u., �01· th . t-.l me r A rthur v · H Or ne r dow n 1 9. 7 a m· •· Lou- I a m •· A V · fhr15 down w·lil r,ie Id ' · re l ig1o u s e xer"i:;e which makes a man feel satisfied wit l Sla Y ens. IH I Well st o1 1 �1 1 .., M n, w 1 1 l iam Thabel . J ohn f' . i51 an.a up 20 · 4 .11 m. ; E aS lern 11P 2 35 a.m. , Beaver down Winfie ld 1 -- -- d II 11 e -- _ __ _ _ W l ru himself is a deceptio n . The Pharisee's praye r was boast- We oot. ff H I 1 HJy, H la�t t ,wr JJcnry Swi ft , Mrs John A Herml:ln E. ('lark. Kt 1 11.im- SIJ vey . \lrs f u l . "I fa_st lwicce _i n the week . " I I was probably true M 111n1.- Gossett, t h at h e d Id a l l he said , but why tel l God o f it in the Tern - rle n. t:J iH ord C. S<:htrer. Ironton ( ; eorg� Hau den. John Hannigan ' p i e ? God knows all about us. I n Matthew 1 0 :30 "But the and M rs . M 1nnr f' ��- Gos!it"I ! Ash- iY.1 r.• 1 l '.lrl .Jo· ies. M iss Sallie M<'• · very h airs o l your head are a l ! numbered ." Humility land. Ky. · ·i,u('k and Miss Mai-garf't WalSeve ral Models � �i would h.a ve _made him silent about his own good deeds. Rb.Iii � f boasting 1s more unseemly at one time than another, . . ( ,oonf'n 541 Third Thr·N' units of blood were ad­ M ,.s. James To Choose From Jl is when men speak lo God. The Pharisee' s praye r was A vt> sun. 1 45 11 m �'nday. m1111s!c rl-d al lhe ho�plla l on rn­ · sadly defe�tive. It Jacked the mc1in elements of prayer. day. Dliwh11rgt"d No confess10� :-tf sin. No adoration o f God for llis goodP at1enl\r rv, enlly d1scharw•d 111 ness . . No pet1t1on for mercy and forgiveness. Lei the ST'\:•IO.S ON OWN Fl-:ET lu<led \l r � M a 1 v m H roll rt·II, Phar1_s ee'1 praye r serve as a warning again�t pride and C' • • m:w YUHK 1 U Pf 1 - Sandra Batterin and information at Dutton Earl Vanant . Mrs. Willia m Pow . self-righteousness. Churl" h . < ' o �1arr111� 111 "Under the Drug Storo, Middltp0tl, 0. 2. The Prayer Of The Publican "The Publican ell. William Si ·ot t . � rs Natha n Yum Yum Tn·e. " ' dec·lares that .standing afar off, would not li(t up so much as his eyes Ro•Jsh and 111fanL �on. M rs .John mdqwn<l,•rH ·f from hrr mother unto heaven, but smote hts breast, saying , ' God be merci- ! urnNl ! hta I 1dr uf lwr personal . f u l lo �e a sinner. ' " H is prayer was a prayer of peni• d isplay o r m·1ghhorho od • ·togelh 1 lifP . tence. Sm was felt and confessed . The Publican' s whole ernt's.� " and Wt! had u 11 t'pisoUe . . . · . 1 ve re<fflll'd . . sre S1'11.d ··that Phone LY 3-4550 demeaner was indicative of humility and penitence. " H e that managed to be i nv.:irdinv- , ,.... , Phone WY 2,2774 • 0 y ,. 1 ,.•. - nu1 '''"' ya,, . stood afar off - _would not lift uµ - smole upon his an d _unstirk y. The senel !ngredi • mother - d0t•s your roll' for you. 99 Morris Av■, Athens, Ohio 1 1 1 WNI Socond St. brea�1�1d, 'God be merciful . ' '' It . is in the ent is respect for• lhe aud1e11et• 1 You Pomoror r,o • "'".. r•.. 1/ uu I on your awn spirit OC�:r,pffllcom that sinners must come lo God. The PubHcan's prayer was for mercy. Tl}ere was no mention o( that attribute in the Pharisee's prayer be­ cause there was no sense of ruilt _ but in t he Publican's case th e appeal was to mercy alone. The Publican's prayer was offered in faith. Doubtless he had a know­ l�dge �f God's ��adou.s character, and when he prayed Jt was m the behel that God would be merciful to him. The Publican's prayer was brief, but effectua l . H i s words were few, but the blessing he obtained wa s great. ll 11 not the brevity ol the Publican ' s pra1er we need to jm1tate, but the spirit ol it. Hol zer Hospital 1:.. - I' , S-lllllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi ddleport , 0 , A pril 8 . J 96 1 • • • • IT • •• •• • •. - •••••••••• IOTAffl 79�• � · I. IT IICLINEI e port r • ' .( • '' / ' - PIGIOMID Ideal for Jciteh• ens, workabop11, utility rooms. M low a1 1 1 11,c 1111- II, FLOORING Preflnlshed or Unfln i>hed. All 1tyles. AA low .as 13< .... It, CEILING TILi ,Moustic or non­ aeoustic. Large aeleetlon. A■ low Meet the • SAIU TINS If Mill CAIII I NI IACI !(Al- • sun IDUIS Of SCIU IIINI P I I I I I N D U U I Pl ! l l Milk flow, from fl'M COWi inte Cl Roll-0-Measure-or diradly M'!lo tM pij!Nllint Tho diagra m (right) 1 h o w1 a typical 'Aro un d•the-larn' Piptilin• Arranoement r - - - L I II - ITT •• 13< .... It, ·- for l I � comP'• Wonrtatioff wm, ,t,Mt • ,.. FULfON-THOMPSON 1'11 A"C T O R' S A L !: ' WY 2,,5101 Ohle • For All Roads e All Weath11r e AII Uses With thil 1y1tem the pipelin■ W run around the mtu. ham. The milk flow• from the mwa, into the pipelilw · and delivered into the oooler or earw. Milk carryinef ■nd pail wuhin1 Ul eliminated. The ayatan ii deanal� ..in-place". It will ■a.ve work and money twice a clay -t every day in the year. One man <sn milk 40 or- _,.. oowo per hour - do on ucellenl job ol 111illdn1, ' SCOU T NEW from INTERNATIONAL Rear-WhNI Driv• or AII-WhNI Drivt NOW ON DIS.PLAYi See It N..., At YOMr i11t_..atlonal Dealer: ME IGS EQU I PM ENT COMPANY ' ''W�ere Quality Is Paramount" , Pomeroy illl 111 ,,, • "' 1Y • t • .. lo le io r, i, " ..t• • II II .. � L • � I ,' I •I I 1 I j I l I �­ I I �.._..,,._ .,. ...... - ..., .. - • - . .. � . .. ;, ... . . .. ... . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . .. . . . . . . . ... .. . . .. . ,.. .,. _,,,. "' #-# .. I Eastern Swamps Carthage-Troy In Deluge .......... Of Runs, 19-2 For Second Season Victory l=II- ' ., Ooldl Bab AlliloJ'1 _,, log ••11· llpo, loldol ......,_ ol ff• C-T pltebon - up H baNo olue- • balll - mti>& NI Im. f6'f C.-,, lltl lbolr wo:, to a II to I Tid«y ICaotenl willlllDI pjldw Swart&, llnlcli ool H md pvo up lour frMq ftmlq al EulonL 'lllo Cartmco-Trar Trojom picll- •alb. al IP 1119 ,_ • I.. lml� I Ealtem - t..,. and ..,,► rra'1 double ID 1W Trojan pilcben f« 12 hlll, lour lap half of Ibo flnl lmllll& bofon ol them triple,. C-T pJ,bd op fan., blhlnd 11111 ID Ibo bottom Petersen Picks Yanks, Dodgers To F-J�������, Capture 1961 MaJ'or League Pennants Land Transfers All Sian II--I '- bllo, - olDgles 1111d a cb> blo, off SwarU. 1- Balu- hJI lwo for 111<> la< tho boot hJttiag .__'ol 1M Car1hap Troy "" 000 . 0 2 4 7 ��\.'( EaMnl . . ao 17' X-11 12 2 8Eopben,oo <I.Pi, D. l'eltins, ��-'tj <4 1, ....._, S, ud Bibboe. Swaris and Lyem. N�:,� :;!���/:;.!°, �'.tn • l Orll and Patricia Srnllh lo Okey B1 LEO H. Pfl'Ell8EN ho Isn't worried about age cald>- dall, Mll•aube will lake a lot Theodore Pullins, Leoma Jean ---AUGUSTA, OL <UPIJ - The ing up wllh oome of hJa players ol boallna. Pullins, 65.00 A., Chesler. manqer ol a rival club clalm, IJka Early Wynn, Minnie Mlnoao, o.nr,y Muri.lUJI, fool, lhe PlHallie ero.. Alva Croaa to be would win the American Gerry Slaloy, Earl Torg_,, ralea will win again. They had a David Lee B.;,,gardner, Shirley League polllLlllt by ,o game, wllh Sherm Lollar, Billy Goodman and IO!ld club !all yur w hen Ibey Joan Baumgardner' parcel,' Sa� the New York Yankee,' outfield, otben. ...., the pennant and Iha World ilbury. infield, catchli,g, foo, of their Lope, oayo pll<blq coot the SerlOI from the Yankee, and Ibey otarllDf pitcllers and lhen "the WhJte SOI: lhe pennant Jut .,.., wW go with Ibo ...,. team ,gain, Paul Brandenbur,, Vlrlinla A. 1la wont pllclien in lhe league." wbeo · Ibey flnlabed lhi,d - the plu, Bobby Shantz who figures Brandenburg lo Jo,epb Fie!& , This writer bolievea lhll ii lowest LopOI ever bu flDllbed ID lo •lrenglheo lheir' bullpen. Bui Paulln8 v. Fleldl, loll, Pomeroy. jo lchJn.i lea Plr Ih � - m -, • ue an ma but picking la far he loo hil (Ding r leag m agerial c depth Mayme Clllter, Earl Culler to a lack pl a .... M .. � � � �-� Auernbly would lldded wllll Iba ae1ptiao ol Ibo thlr,I ' luH, , the Yankees lo 1'ln lhe pennant ,..r. He lhinkl he bu the the and be hurting H Ibey loot Trulleeo ol Penlacolial I "Doa'I , b .. 7 Wffl'J . . : agillD, Plcklne the Yani:eea set.. pJtching strength neeeuary with SOQ)I of their regulars. Lut aea- Ui A., Sutton. .In ..... ap ltl NCODd ltrligbt ■ dom ...... - Olli3 twice In lhe the addltl1111 of Cal McLllh and .... Ibey avoided lnjuri for ... ID - - of the ■ lhe Fore,! A. Balley, Margaret A. ia,l_ fow, year, - and It's a lot Juan l'llarro, and ii counting cm moot pan and a!mo,t e, beNbaU -))Olp Tbe Eq1e, prlng ........ . ___ f '!f w.'lhoul u- Balley to Gene A. Hupp, Della , ea!ler lhan ducking goU balb comobacko by Wynn �Herb ceptloo each player on lhe - ■a In the first, l1l'o in the club Lou Hupp, p,rcel,, Sutton. 1 1tlll - Ibo flnt .... lnalnp Hawk• Try BJ num DOWN For �•t Score. around lhe lla1ten coarse - and lcod Ibo cootat wllh lived up to hie full It Ori, Ginther, Jlo,allha Ginther potenUaL for Iha Had So>. Ualled Pnu a bl& Dflh innlnl lhlt netted In the olher le"iUe, the pick Cleveland may pull up lhorl In could happen agaio, but probab\y to E. w. Kautz, a ,cm, a.e.ter. Cage Win In Senes have 'l1le MIMelol ----- - ,_._ ST. LOUIS tUPll-Clyd, Lovel- la lbe talent-rich Los Ao(eles pitching, and allo power. Detroil won 't, ;.:.: Nial P. Gardner to 6- H. flnllb bu Infield troublea and ii_ ...,. ..... TeddJ Swaru led - in •ill be beck in 1ctlon today Dod1en. ""ai::t Ibo)' :' ordmala are !mpnwive Gardner, H. Clay Gardner, parId Don White Tun o C Th ye,r Ille bi, flrll wilb ■ ba,., loadwhen lh• St. Louil Ha•b try for Here'• hGw the UNII llnllh ii Ing oa two ION-armed pild,en lo wllh lhelr yo,mg pftchlng and 8 eels, Rutland. bel USAC Can Event COIi ilo Pascual pltc It ed lrlpla oli iollD8 pltchar Stepb- n,aq If Cam their lint vlci.x,, in Iha Natloaaf viewed after six wew of watch- _,. beck. Tbe Tlpn baff ooe to bis aprlng form. CONCORD, N.C.- IUPI I - Don - uoci.a loe ampion- ing the clubo training In Florlda of the best outfields In Al Kal e, fine infield. U Manager Solly He- Wald Kennedy lo George H. up l bl u, Jim Cald wall •in led to , tfield prob- Gardner, H. Clay Gardner, parch A l __,_the llart lnllllll Chuck Co� Pucual ii tba hlgh-,truo1 Cu- While of Kootull, la., drJVing a ship playof , wilh Ib Bo,lon Ce� and receiving lul-mlnuto nports BWy Bniton and Rocky Colavito m can oo!v hll ou o f and lem, Ibey could 10 all lhe way1 eels, Portland. lead cm Ibo t cs. ed rl ba r on lhe team, lralnlng In lhe Far but beyond Iha! the club lack, Aa II Is o i 11m bipled, Wilbur llabinlon 111d ban lbt- nde who aeem "' ll80 Fon!, loot the ow, he cao field one Mabel Gardner Thom.. lo eriaL Leroy Bahr • in&fed and the aezt lhe lhr<obold ol becoming a 1'"11 3elll lap and bold OIi lo wlll Sun- Lovellette wu ldolllled ib penn -oon tend ant mal West ing , "' o •l an of outfieldar, w;io can do Ibo George H. Gordner, H Clay Gardtwo batten reached flnt through plteller when �e won 17 a:amet for day' • loo-mile lite model ltock: IQjuNd ac r A e uee btn N■Uoul u lne i ner, parcels, Rutland. he Jenae• Get Doto• b k m le w t job in the field but not at the Lo! Angeleil The change in locale may help plate· another set who have the H. C. Gardner, Mary Gardner. errora, Swartz tblD tripled to put the Senators m 1959. But he b3 • tar race at Ccmconl Speeclwai, c.IUct walbed away with the New York came someth�g of a q� H• won WJO ol the total purae flr,t wo amu Chica10 a dne Ruth Gardner . Mllwaube the Mlnnelota Twin&, but \bey batt�g power but the Eagle, In front, 6 to 2. t g . come up ab ort Geo H. G r r, mark lairt seasm when he lnJ...... of fflOO. \Vhlte'1 time for U.. Q , to . Arnold ate, parcels, Rutland. Plttsburp Baltimore Gr In Eut«n • olher big Inning, his arm in a acuffie wllh - 1 an picked lo finllh below lhe defenS 1vely. po 00 the halfmJle, booked, dirt Hawk Coach Paul Seymour laid Cleveland Louil la s Dorll Adams, lo Adam,, Earl t. Ill> Red �• wbo wW �a:�. JICklo II on lhe line. P• and unnel, wllh up R lol mln 14 hour, ... aa ck wound le � Id � �:.._ Bl! �� .:_}�� w t ri ----correction Adams, D. Clarence w . u Detroit San Franclleo Jtnllll um:: -·k to aupp., wv power _._. .uu \ft'rald _...,..,.- fle • a lJ.3 record. We .. Boaton same• two the win to ave h Deed Letart. ltC(JnU t and H II • Cin triple off relief Pitcher 'Thomp:.: at by lhe retirement of Ted WII-- •• here Salllnlay and Sunday If ,.. MM1nager Cookie Lavaaetto al- t,peod ':."u 61.1 mph. �nee D. and Clara Adami • P" the Eag)OI -"' J'lllll. re s. Rll;'DAftT hope to have a chance In the ,.. Kanou Cit ..,. . ---t"' ady baa named PIUCllal lo ..,.. The ra , Earl Adams. correction Deed, lo Phlladefphla !lam by 8 There doom'! appear lo be CINCINNATI IUPI I-Llveslock: Lelart. ... up the oealOII for the Twial aplnlt Albfey'o ladl then picked crvwd rito," be ..Id. "If we can &el two Wubin,,...: lhne -" In the ob<lh to •in 10, w much hope for the Alhletlca and Cattle 100, calves 100; standard Joaepb Moodispaugh, Emma lhlB -keud we cao wiq lhe II- Los Ang•I•• the New York Yankee, nut � S� to � u • � '· " , the two new cluhe, the Senator, alaughter ateera 20,00-21.25: ulllity Moodilpaugh lo Gilbert and Gay 11•." ..., Tunday and rrlday Camilo r:C. in 'l1le Y■nklll could win In ...:;;, lo be Angels. The batll• between and commerdal cows 15.tl0-16.75 ; Circle, parcels, Rutland. and ,troog evidence lhat he'1 ready ctloned by USAC. The Hawb will oe able to u,e ..._ If lhllr llchin( bold, • . P P three of them for last place mdivldual util,ty boliiein 17.!IO, the for the uslsnment. The 1!endo, Lovallelt<, eflecllvely againll lhe Almo 1 every II No Nel of c , WII., rm lon Ra w Cell!cs u Ibey did durlog the rescould be aa close a, lhe fight for utility and commercial bulb 19.U<J/Jt.' fireboller alfowed oo\y five hlle ID 00llNTY o Ya F • •� , ::"' "°" flag. the 20.00, high good and choice veal- I s eight u the , Twins boaL � � ......i ular ,..,on t Louil wcm four year ee:ut �ir new �or Rip -.. �:. �N' av• O o ......i � Ma UIIJ' ager Walter Alston era J.{I, wu ,, ditro the 29.00-34.00, iood 24.00-29.00, Tlg•r leaK and ' Det and lost IP agein,I Boilon lhlB Ralph Houk doeln'I 8,_.. 'lllroo O111"' Ind - John ville, JU., alao In • 1 9181 Font. wa, seuo agree. . 1 l H reco ast their 20-25, standard hia when aeucm 4 spring rd appomted at • • n· _.. 641. Sluon poinll oul lhal · lhe Yankee Illa!! Dod lhlrd and wm, '415 Fourth plaoe finis hed fourth w a llJ&i> SlniJe Garn, - Harry Rookie pitcher Howle NUM'1 and IS8tl ,...1 lo awe Lwldman When be ii bombing Ibo bOlkel led Iha league in earllld run nlngpr,lhe pennant andlier ln- Hog, 2500: 1-2 2Ui-225 lb barWo_rld rows and gllll 18.00, 1-1 and 2-3 Formerly Smith Clothing Co. 121h-lnni.g homer "'8blod tile atesber, SOIi. from oullldo bJs BW RuueU mu,t avera ges and delplle the 1.,. of , a In r es 1 n . predi . : �� ;� llraJib thin! lheir ' ct- 180-240 lb 17 50-17.85, 2-3 240-2711 lb roam Three o....... - Imperial Red, lo ,core t MIDDLEPORT, OHIO l9IO leave Ibo uod,r-the-bulr,I area lo lhrae .....d line hurler, ID Ibo S. , , 969 So_ be not nl lth • Ing 1h nt al year, 1 a win 00 apr of lhe ove 17. 27&-280 Etectrk,, 2197. lng r the Br1Yu. Cla�• Sh : 2$-17.50, No. though lb 3 9 17. penn , o Ame� go and him. toc ll'I to af Rulle harlll ut dr t s k the two or '• Ml!"'" • . , wuof� Teom Single Game - Quality 'l1>e Reds ...,. shut out by War• periodic aboence from undor the caa League clube Hook main ba admits lhlt U hlJ player., eo- 1·3 30IM50 lb sows 15.50-16.50, 2 ·3 . Home Of 911 In on ac i'F'lllffl, 791. ren Spahn for five lrutlnp but lal• � '..!; ;' allow, the olher Hawk, to laJnl hll pitching 'wm be bet� pecially lhe youngsters, live up lo 450-{;00 lb. 15.00-15 50, near 575 lb. I boakal Iv ' • , their potential, lhe Dodgers could H.75, boan 12-12.25. lied two .,... off hJm ID Ibo llxth lll'ANIIINOI Nam• Brand �, drive in with !a,up,a. lhll year than lut. tlltlr wlrutlnp. b la II all. W. L Pd. wllh lhe aid o1 a pop-lly double Sheep 100, oot enough lo estab-j ----doo�'I ut 11 in a du• wllh MerchandiM Imperlol Electric so 13 .IOI by V1dl Plnaon tbat landed on Jad< Malwin, Chlta,o, IIIA GARS' g.p Go For They are loaded in •very de- llsh trade. Be tlmo but wllh ' N> --r Iha · � partment except catching. Aod U --------:--17 16 .515 the fell field foul line. Ken Hunt Ford, IUO; Ramo Stolt, Cedar Davis Warmr , Roleboro oemi coma e lhe Yank001 generale Ibey don I 111 t7 .41111 Jim O'Toole Bill Henry and Rapid,, la., 11111 ronl, PIIO: Loni( Time, Tie 1-1 Jl'rancll rlorill b John d ck 't !t•llipolls a n d S o u t h need gilt-edged hurling. No team lo hie 11159 form and be can 't ban, - Block Ill 17 .41111 Nunn held Brave, lo etght Diet Rathmann, Whealon, DL , 15 18 . 4116 hill. Quilty Prloloro 191111 Ford, IIIIO: Rad Aue, Low.. Poi nt bat�ed lo� two hours in the league can m1tch the hi� die the job •IOJ18 wllh Norm Shor . 15 •• ."5 r..t Office Perk, m ., 19111 Fon!. 1171 , John and 35 mr nutes tn the bi tter ting of Mickey Manile, Roger ry and Gil Hodge, th, Dodger, . Rook'." Bill PIie, look over for Rolla ini �-•· _ • cold on windy Memorial Marl,, M..,. Skowron. Vogl Ber• ••• ••n BEASON mom Ft Coll ,. brUllanl 1 · on one o1 � we� ' -· • - Fie Id Friday ev1m111. and ra, Tony Kubot and a lot ol - '""· a a- _ John s1-. Ibo Tww In Ibo ninlh lnnln•• aad Ford, 1' 100, · -rved the shutout by retiring rookl';"· .Dou1 Camllll· Alo!.., the only thing accomplished olhero. HI ______ I lhmk that wW be neceodoeln on c p . WH the completion of a 9- The y...,_ don't haY1 lo lake lhrN ll hOI I GBIFII - Hany Cbelher, Iba Tfprl . Km> Ridge Te 11Uu t Zorro by llqle Ver bun , 114. Inning ball 111me, w h i r h a bock ,eat in delen,e or ,peed ary found both teams deadlock- ellh,r, and have by far lhe best II IJ agreed the Dodgers hove Team I G111111 - Imperial !lee- Laney a....·, double aod • 111e- • rfllce lly by llamJao Kllhi>rew ' Mill Elame Mllboan vl1llad IOlt . ed at 1-1. Irk, 2319. lhe hanlest throwing pftchen In caulh,g llaff In the Jeoauo. leagu• with Doll Drysdale, the Ttam I Game - lmperlsl EJec. produced the game•, only run In week wllh her auat, Mn. llary For the charges of Coach• Put them all getb aod • 1 lb Sandy Koufu, Stan Wllflama, RoIbo eighth. . Shaffer ol Ponlaro)-. Irk, 845. es Chuck Stobart and Clyde Y ...:..p. .." ll " The Cleveland lodlan, whlPpN llrl. lldllh Olbornt -I Tua- Evans, It wu the second i lPI cbamP Top • Bowwo •"'•· pr Cniig, Johnny Podre, and I The Oriole, would be tough U Laff1 te! flit Loi AngalM Harry MIiier Sherry among nlhen. 8-3, tho day anon- wllb 11n. Allee con,ecutlve deadlock In twoj had y hitter wer th• wm. Radford 180 Pblladelphla PhlWu downed the ·Dodlon: · In "But Ibey are a wild bunch of one po days with a Lwrence Coun- Ibe Mick IIW.r lit Pllllburp Piral4ti, 't-4," '111¥ 'Cm- ' llr. and Ml'( 11: - L. Balir .,.r4 ty lllne. GAHS and Chtsa• J outlllld. kld1," complaln1 Alston. Any John B1!11 clnru,U Hedi lba<led lhe Mllwau- Middleport ..Uen Saturday peake balUed lo a 3.3 dra w • "Thal ii •II 1'e lack from being other manager in lhe i•agu• . 141 koe 8rav11, 11-2, In tt lnnin&•• Hin)' Chelher alno llr. and 11n. Bl Mllboan Thursday evening ln a a grut tum," Mao,aer Paul wo� l!ke to have lhal lllalf, Richards 1ay,. lhou,h, aJons wilh ouch up and Walter Bond aod Jimmy Pllr- and children called on her llstor, bitterly-fought contest. Ftae - C.,, <01111n1 11aN u Frank Howard, sail had lhree hlt. each II lhe Mr,. Jeao Seldenabef one evenlnjJ Line ICON! : lndlau walloped Johnny Podrao lut -t. Mn. S.ldeaabel ii In 1I R I: BalLlmoni came up wllb a flu Willie and Tommy Dlvil, Maury for olpl """ and II bits In four llolar HolpllaL Soulh Point (IOI OIIII 000-1 1 a corp, of niotlo lut ,..,._ste.e Willi, Ron Perranolkl and other,. 0000 REASONS POR lnnlnp bef.,. 7,214 al Las Veg.,, . llou&Ju Adami af Wbeellnl vb- Oalllpolls 010 000 000-1 4 J Barber, Chuck Eatrada, lion HuDollJon o,,., llno• ND, Jim Gonllll, Marv Breadina So Nev. Gary Bell plkhed lhe flnt ltad wllh hb mother, 11n. Robert ----lhe Dod&en are picked lo YOU TO CHOOSE ..... lruting, for the lndl1n1 Coleman owr lhe WNbnd. Mr. OHIO IJNlYIIIR6ITY 111d We, Stock. The Orlolel doo't edge out lhe Brave, who ID aolvfllUn lo hR the Jaek pol lib that ylaldlng boman lo Larry and Colenw, ii on lhe 1lck 1111 al llBIPS 80, 1M Ing lheir infield r-c,blem, m-, lhil time. Norm Sherry. ATIIBNS0 Ohle UPI - 0 h I o •Jain and lllchardl hu fallad to have hurt lhelr pitching. Cbuct 1 '111e PhJUle1 rocked Harv1J1 Had- Mr, IFMI lln. BlalrM Milhoan, Unlftnlty oponed defmse ol 111 ::"" ...: : �� hJW., o,..,.. duperatoly needs a · dla for 1lx l'Ul1I In the o1x1b In· Elalno and Miu!, and Mrs. J!v. Mid-American Coal......, baa■No. I bullpen man 1111d wW try t e ning, Including a two- run bomor ret Milhoan wen al Pl. J'leu. ball erown in convlno lng fub- Thal ii why lhe Oriole,, who lo get one by tradin& off ■m111 of by Bobby Mallanu,, to band the ant Tueaday. Joa Friday by deltlllinl Bowlin, finished eight gamoe behind !be hil aurplua Infield materleL Wllb world ebamploa Pirate, thail' 111n. 0- - a- SlalAI IM wllh ■ ....., Yankeu lut year, an aleclad playera lib Henry Aaron, Eddlt E. Main St. Harry Millar, Owto drop lo third place. run llnt butlnl, third 1tralght loa. Robin lloborl, MalheWI, Low Burdette, Warren -----wu laCJled for a two-run homer TEAMMATIII IIGN The FalDOIII and Bobula -• Thal leavOI Ibo Chicago Whlla Spahn, _Bob Buhl and Del Cranby Dick Stuart endirle a airing of l!DMONTON, Alta. ( UPl l-Tao- - fa< a doublobtader to- SOI: , for N<Ond. Manapr Al Lo­ PH Is lhe - coofldenl man­ "' ISi comecullve shutout 1rut1np l kle .ro, Miller and balfbadr Bob d-,, Florida; mainlalnlite hfl r sp thla plkhed had ing. be • H..IJ Instantly , Jaammai. al librqalllAI Tbe Ohio U. oquad look advan- -: c CoWu boat 1111 ill and lbal Julian Javier hod three linglal Unlvonlty, have alpad wllll lht tap el four hJla and lhrN .,,,... • More convenient and a double in five lrip,a le ..... Edmcmlon &kllPoe ., lht Ca. In lht -Ing - ohJo • plteb- NAMICD ·- MANAOEII • l be cardinal,' lll-llll allact wblle dlsn Football Loque. The DtJ. ar Jack Crew fed 1be wau1t wllb CLlliVELAND, Ohio IUPll-'lllo eCleaner Mickey Manile htt hil llxlb bom■r mo1 80., will baq 1J Unllad tw hJle in two 11mff op· and Ihm Cleveland B■NNII of lhe American •Storm-proof Hockey Loque have unad Jool the oprlng for lhe Y,nt..,. The Slate• college )nducll In camp. ,,.,. ballad 1n. • oeph B. Varp lo lbe na,r po,Mloa canlinall a with pme lhe _______ _____ • DeUverod anywhere 1.70•11 flv•nm outburst in the oblh. Ll:ONAIID IA1IPIIINDED l'w l'Uf'lher Detells Home run, by Carroll Hanly lll:CBIVI: CONTllACT NlliW u ,_ ·•te Du IUPII-J•'0- - Write and BWy Harrell poced 1be Rad IIADRID IUPII - The Real ' The Proudest Sox' 1lalh victory in 10 meetlnge Madrid - club - live 11,- llll'd booted boml lour wlnnlr■ al 7...... ...; with U. Cubo. Glon Hobble, who'll Europun cbamploa - w W re- Aqueduct 1'rldaJ and then loaraad Town In Man pitch lhe Cubs' Nat ional Leap colvo 1110,IIOO lo play eight gama, be - ll1Uplllded for ton clay, IOI' !or wh1"wa111 ..,.. on1, ONLY opetlff, yleldecl both bomon IFMI In Ula Amorlcu DUI AIIIUII, tt ll Shim WNn h ride abolnl Joe 1loabl 00 - WY.MIN •t MORI! 7,S0-1 • NYLO N 1 411• ..• , "" tagged for NVen hits In eight wu . The Friday ... 471 ,....,.,, o. Leonanl'o Thureda ......... y. IUlperll ly Laundered Ion TUBILISS . , , . , nin11 . Ike Delock allowed five wW be played In New Yoni. Cotar M Frl­ lombla, Ctnlral America, Loi s t, onday. His wlnnen oft •-ply, Safety-Fortified cord bodlea ' Aqalee, v- 111d Toniato. day wm. Constable John <'1. 79) Full width and depth troada In Iba flnt ...._ SIi Bella (111.001 'k Sdety-proved llOIMkid tnad dllijne fn lhe thin!, Qilel of Cbiefe aor 11U.11 A'l'IIUTS -tt Emy tire full aiDd, fall qualif¥ ilENVILLII, 11.J, C UPl l--4 IM,l- 111- IO) In the ,-r, and Roman dJq blgh .-i a11t1ete •• hilJod Plot (115.fllll in the finale. I •a11 price, pluo tax _and tlra off yoUP Rl!\9All0Ll!IS 01' CONDITION oar rrt,Jq ... .. ...,..lallJ .... l!l !IN! -.., ., lbe llaad "'· e Ferm Ponds IATTIIIY I 11-pwl lbol pal. Ll!T US IHI ..W LOW-COST anll ePrivate Roads Rl!MOVI! 0,arlll jClltl,l If< ... ID, M, IIADI ATDII • of llr, IElll lln. a.■rllo ­ YOUR • Drainage Ditches pa h., by a tGu lllad■ bf a W INTl!R TIRl!S FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN • lend Clearing rtl llllll lt4PNJ lll&b lkbaol and - -. pollol 11111d. your remount • Basement Excavetlng Pellcll or•al lba llbot pulln't regular tire .... ....... . lbe ...... lllal • Landscepi ng lbe daath _ ..,....1 ... lbe. ta',-, -• ���:'.:::=j� ...,...., Capture Fourth w1·n In Row ...... -:.u·· ,.. ��..-·· Twins N"IP T'iners 1 -0· Reds --:...i. ::!'" ... ••tchod1oned '"';;1 .:::,::: o,;, ..;.i, B01'LJNG MAJlKET :rt � i: 1nn1n,- . , BA H R CLOTHIERS O I "::i =..-.-..i f the Authorized Dealer For "' I hid. • I • TELEVISION Doda••· • srEREO 5 I I • WASHERS-DRYERS SALES and SERVICE I ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION - ----- :w fttfont CHAMPIONS 88* el ,..,...., .....,.,, A� OIL AND' IERNING co. •3 -II * DUKE CLEANERS Phont Now And Make Arrangements ,.,.=:..,� FOR ' .,,....... W•U. C.lwplllar lulll lullrle..,. OUALIPIID OPIIIATOU flll lfflMATII __ .. ...: -.., ___ ,......, ., ... __ 111 - ar lLACK ■ lla ft • " II wld� $1.99 .UIOI IOX TII--T r1 ,. A f l O N � • .o E ' ............ -�""""'- ... 91,tt_,.l lftr't'- ��•UH• ee. .... ' ' ' ' > . ' • , -­ ....... perform.. .. ,_ ,.. _, N- 1 15 1. M· $PRINS 2es MAX WARD ludg11 Mlnd,dT A IIIU' Fl.AT Mlddl.,.,,, Ohle ' I U D I ET MIST E R ,-,.,,_, , .' . 11we tfllBlt c11••ttt. A ,, Phil Wllllamaon-Firestone Distributor W, MAIN ST, .Q:, April --anc1- .. . 8 , 196!:5 Wu& ,. 1-ia, .l .... rl walla day aod IIICOlld nundaJ ol each pllcal 111d Rd- l'rell,yte,­ and root and - of 1lnu, moalh; Fllllllq DJp1 1ut 8uDdar Ian, Pomeroy, Waldo J. Harle�. fut ffl'Wi.. . . . a p lea of eoanJnc o1 eacb -., 111 e:a plllor: John WW.,,, Bl-. Iha tlld of da1 • • • a faallq at Fll'II ..,.. Qadi, -· D- of Ouilllu Educat" d : poM11sion, of belcnwilll' · • • of llff. Arthur R. McCauley, put«. Slloday Church School , 1, 15 •· m. : of b■laa, ..... ...... placa a L "The m. Chester Slmpooll, Supt. 1:30 a.m. Worohlp oervlce 10:ZE of tldnp H.rrs centar Iha . • • Swlday IIChool; tO:� a. m. llon- Romaooe of er.a, : M. •• el � 1, Y Homo ma, ba • mauiOJI OIi tng Wonblp: oerm... "When God outh F lowlhlp a hlll. • aampad Say1 No." 1:418 p. m. Senior BYP' w-... Marcll 11, Lenlell wonhJp WOJ'· farmbou,o, a boftl, I - 1a­ 6 p. m. JUDior BYP': I p. m. lffYiol. 7:!CI p, Ill Come and . y welcoml. ani You ,hip. m. 9 a. '"'!be 30 rmon barban ,pllt-lenl, Iha bolM aervict Rlcb· achoo] Sunda : , N Evening ._., a..r- el � _ in& and Bible study 7:30 p. m. aNI . m. Father balft • . , bat o111J to 1" 0 30 , Su . ; pt I V�ughan , ■ --- Qudl • ,_ Wedoeeday. Way of Dllclplall lp. " Wedneeday ___, ...... a.u..11, 0&, :,our f...U,, ls 11 hoeoa. lie and W p. ce: 1 p Worlh y art,1 o1 La11er Day 11o1a1o. Old l<l■p....., Cliareb - Sunda l ..no l '"' m. est- 7 : 30 p. m. Pr■yor meoltng.Cltud Bend, Arthur McCauley , puto mr.., .,_,_ elae ...,. ..n ii tllat. ,.. ... altell E4e9 ed ip. W Fellowlh. Youth min.liter Town l'lals oa Portland Road school 9:30 a m.; Worahlp ,er Robert wt,, aupt. ; 9: ,0 a. V ,. a part r c m. p. J 6:30 .nesday , � ho� Rev. Elden IL Blau, pastor. Sun- r.torninaL,,ewonhlp and Sunday achool 9 : 30 a. m. : Preach- vice 10:30 a. PL y Suo,la Centurlae - • lllopllard, p. m. Semor choir in& 10: 30 a. nL and Bible Study L • • I • • 1 1 1 e Coa"1!C•IM»aal practice ; 7 Jay ,cbool 10 L m. Supt. Robert school. Sermon ''When God Say1 felt Ilda. W_,,., i.11' poet p J Murre,. Otristian Endeavor 7: 15 No. '' 7 p. m. Evening Service. Wedneeday I p. m. C. W. Proffitt. Orll&WI Cllurcll - Sunday School pracUce. on Iha -·· •• • 9;30 a. m. ; Worship service 10::IO Tappen �� � panor. p. DL Song lel"licel a p. m. c. E. Sermon "The Way of Disciplehim to lo.. . . . to ta.,ht had lloob ay Su 9.30 ter. Mini s nd PNsldent m. a. """ ud Smllh , . Cla-, ship HOii� • • Cllardo • . for Ion, Commully " PemeAJ ..-alll-D■J Ad.Te.& ac�I: ?:SO p. m. Evangelll� for all preacb1ne Nn'lced 8:IO. IJramw J'ln& 1Jal&N PftaJ Minllter. Chuck Bibb But be ,_UMII lhal, throasll Butternut Ave. DAV $!:"let; 3:45 Wedneadily You Mid-week 1Wayfll' roeetlag, C1att terlaa Churtb, Rev. Howard Ru11 8e I� Sun�y Scbool Supt. Isl - U!-4 Hfe and boJo,ul, Ille Dal'• thl1 l 2 p. m.; �tudy coune: ?:SO Prayer meet- leader Ila)' Adami. All � ,rel• pelt, utor, Sunday 9 a. m. Mom• a.m. Hall i . Sabbatb SCboo p of God ls i-n of Iha �- School ■tarta at Wonhip service 3: l5 p. m.: IMll'· mg. cornt to ODfl and all of thete aer Jng Worship service; 10 a. m of ho- Good- and Prayer meetin& Tueaday 7:45 es vic are Saturday. Prayer meet- 8ouUI Bdllel 1!:UII, Paal Boet■ vices. On State R"Ute l2:4 two Sunday iehOOI. would follow him all Illa cla,. p. m. m inister. 9:30 Worship Senolce ; mllea above Reedlv llle. iog 'I1luroday 7;30 p. m. h11 life. And ha -W dnl of Zloa Cb- .. t'llrlll, Pome- Cliurcll ol God, Ml. Morlab - 10:30 Sunday School. Thunday Carme E. v. •. .,....., r. E. BEA llTY AIU DIVOIICE In the l•nia of 1M 1Md f«­ l Eu roJ• BarrbnYllk,:;::, Rev. Ira M. Tlbbs, Putor. Sun- 7 p. m. Thursday Youtb Study; 8 Dunn , pastor : Sunday School 1:30 LOS ANGELES CUPI I-A MllTI• Uoderw� mird!ter. 8 11111. IO day school 9: 45 a. m. ; Worship p. m. Prayer meetiD&, Gin ·Ille Cbllftb 11111 .. Roush, SUpt.; Evening an who was Mis11 United �tea 9:30 a. m. , Mo��iJ UM· service ll a. m. ; and 7 : 45 p. m. ; G ace !pllcopll aard, p_. Wayne g 7 t 1 In day a for f!I � un 95 Jud � ae Js a plea In ,oar ._, Truth r Worship and Pra e rvi 8. a. m. ; Evening P 7 · p. m. prayer meeting Tuesday 7 : 30 eroy, Wm. A. Roberts: s a married � wa, he arned prIIame wOl II.. God'1 And le ; . Rector Ml&skma socJety, Robert Reed, Bihl• School SUpL p. m. YolL1g People, Friday 7:30 8 a. m. Holy Eucharist. 10:30 l'INt Baptl■t ChllN!h, Eaat M,ihl mother, today aought a divorce The ly.:,tCQa Medaodlll Cli.urd p.m, a. m. 1be order for Dally Mom• st, , Ralph c. Zundel, pastor, Wm. from her second husband. I\IY. Carl Herring, pa,tor . Ca rroll Cule&o■ bletdeNml■alloul - ing Prayer, sermon ; and church Wataon, s. s. Supt. : 1: 30 • 11 : 15 I Leona Ga 1e, :n, charged Mr Tl'II C H U ,.. C HI POii ALL • • . Norria. Supt. Sunday IChool t :IO Kingsbury Road - Sunday school school. a. m. combined Minice of wor.! actor-dancer h111,band, Nlchoh11� ALL P O lflll TN• CNUIJCN Midw eek 9:30 L m. ; Worship hour 10:30 I p. m. Wednesday ; c�­ mentel sh with 2.11, h, Covacevic I musH:. Special study. and ip H. B., Francia u E. e Enterpris n. a...1. • a. ..... ..... . Btble lludJ 7 : 30 P. m. Wednesd .1y. a.m.; every other Sunday, - Glaiier pastor Worship lel'Vlce rmon •·nie After-glow or East- elly in a Suparior Court !Nil Se , VB Chunb, LeWi Fall■ Re•. SL Paul • SI. Jthn Lathern . ' m S�ay school lO : JI. er. " N'ursery and dunlor church which allo iPked cu■tody or the Rdbert Sharp, �r. Sunda� Church, Wm L. Voris , Pasto r 9 30E 8 ........ .... ...... . _G.4 Supt. Youth Fellow•. for children. 7 p m. Film "Al. couple'• eon. Nieholu Bala , 11t _._, � - ' T ds IChool 1:30 a. m. , Worship aerv Pomeroy. St. John Sunday servlc- sh .tl·30ee m Evening Evange- bert Schweitzer Jungle Doctor." montha. 'l'be couple wai, marrie d _..;... n- - .._. ... .... feel Sunday eveniq al 7:30. e, 9 a. m. : Swl day tcbool 10 a. m. l p. m, Prayer ne reden&N Cluarcll, Ev .. in November, 1957. llst�c C11mcll .r the Nuutne, UDlted Metbod.l■I Cbarcb, Pom7.30 Mrs Wed sd """'• Rev. llanlld Holmn, pa,� eroy, Eugene Brown, p11tor; Sun- ;i::g ..,. : (l) F• • - -. W P'•iit tz"'1e.:�' OP THE 'rl!EK les Aid SUN DAY SCHOOL LESSON Ben s , �-, .... 0>· r• • • t1 11, or SUnday ICbool 9:30 a. m. : day School 9: 15 a. m. Kenneth <__,, ... ...., ,.., ,. . ... Thur5<1ay. lbulng wonbip 10, 30 L m. : Finley, supt. ; Woralllp 10.30 a m. ., .. a-. ...... ...... . , . !,fYPS 6, 30 p. m. : Evangelistic topic "A City Called Heaven". M orolq Star E. U B., Francl, • �1ervicea at 7:30 p. ni. ; Wedne.s- Tueaday 7:30 p. m WSCS. Wed- H. Glazier, paator, Sunday echool • day '1:30: prayer meeting ; Prayer neaday 9 a. m. Prayer arid Bible 9:45 11. m. , Mary lA)u Ihle, Supt.. By Roy L. Smith hour 'l\tesday 7; 30 p. m. ; Mi,- study ; 7 p. m Choir rehearsal . Worahip serlvce 10:45 a. m. A clever writer oi. a generation ago made po ular the ■ionary service ia the 3rd Tuesday Mrs. John Werry, dln:ctor. S�- Church Coun�II meeting following phrase 0 Life begina at forty,'' but we are be4'.r,nnlng to of the month at 7:30 p. m. day April ltl 3 p. m "Methodial worship service, Prayer mMUng doubt ihe timetable. With prophylactic medicine and ' �vcll o1 Nuarene, Mulberry. Men" to meet at John Werry ■ Thursday 8 p. m. public health measures adding so much to the span of Union Aves. Pomeroy, Rev. E. I!: cabin on Forked Run Lake. A l.oUridt:• BUB. Paul Rota. life, one cannot be sure of the exact date even fhoueh eo., pastor. Sunday School 9 :30: time or fellow,hip and gomes wlll paotor. 10 Sunday ,choo1 : I I wor- one can be sure of the exact proceu. IICD'llinl WO<lhlp 10: llO: NYPS at follow. Chicken supper • p. m. An ship. Fdday 4 p. m. Stud y Actually, life is nu t � mailer of the calendar,. but of ve mat t o n m rayer i m p. 7:30 ; and Prayces i 7:30: Course • ee 45 r f P Inspirational enio 1 : Ev g servi the character. Many a man - reverent, unagtnabv e, an_d 30. : m. 7 eeling p. 7,30 ing. m in love with fact.s - has lived longer by the time he 1s er Meeting 1bun,day ! F. B, E , D- ,... 30 tbao another m,n m, have lived al the age of el�hl�. F■lnlew Cbordl, ..... Owlgld e,adlonl Church or � Bolbaa, U / to Spencer, pastor. Sunday acbool minilter, Charlea Pierce. Rusaell r: Moming worship 9:30 : Sun- Life does not colllist o the number of years we have t Bible School day school 0 , 30; ou, Knopp, lived, but of the kind of years Ibey have been. 1·30 a. m.: supt. Herbert Roush; Roush. Supt. ; . Ancient Wise Men worship lO;SO Supt. <In Dorca11 l. SunMornlnr,: ; 111 m. each t:30 . meetma Peoples oung "learnthree were there D Hebrews EUB, I!. ��ciont e . (youth h t_ Syracue vor UD. 1:. Amoni Ende 7: Chrlslian 30 Preacldn : m. 11. g a day .E1t 11: 45 p. m. ; m . Prayer meeting Wedne1- 0 p. m. , Evening worship ,,,., paolor. Sunday achool o, 30 : Ben ed professron , - the priests , the prophets, and _ the P Wednesday evening Bible study Quisenberry, Supt. : Moming Wor- ''wise men." The first two classes were what one might � '7.'· 30 p. m ship 10 , 45, Prayer meeting and call the professionals , but the latter was usually a layI• la 1- � Cliareb """"'1 at 7 , 00. man. Oddly enough , we know the names of no more than 7,30. Wedoesday study Bible an: C II d b I h Ba i l le Mid G� F n IH, • � s�:�.a Donald a very few, tor Ibey seldom attached thelr names 10 IJIOlllored 9 ,· lJO'· � · Boone ' M:,1er , sun- s•■de va11e, Paotoral uo111, their -· ....., • wisdom. Instead, they were conten 1 1o spend 1 hetr 1 I s � e 1 s o P l , ometlmes Ind i viduals o ll � Clm<h, �; �:�b�1� !��,� ;: a.s:� �ou�°'::1ce � ;::::_ �:{,s t: M�:'1n ;;.;hlp :'.; ning r Curtaln Tom The , SUJJday School rvery othe1 Sunday 1 -------------------- ; Evan&elilUc service 7:30 p. rn ; vice, sermon -, llld • week prayer service Wed• 11: 15 a. m. Board or Deacons with Oscar Babcock as Supt.; Sun- 1 r The Uniform Sunday School lesson for A pril 9: 11 -----------------------------: meeting s p. m. BYF group day School ii held oo alternate neaday 7:llO p. m. SOURCE OF TRUE WISDOM," Job 28: 12-28; II "THE e,,..n llllll Free Melllud1A1 Ro- meeting; ' p. m. Eve.�lng wor- S� days at lb• Long Bot�m Method . 1 : 1-8. -14; James----' s 12:1 3------Proverbs 1:1-7·, Ecclesiaste bert E. Smith, Sr., pastor; Sun· ship serv ice: �rmon The d..Jn- 1st Church al �!30, Dsmd Yatn , L-------I preaching day School 9 . 30 a. m. Worley speakable Gift. Monday 7 meet- supt. ; Commumoo and An 10tereatlng fact concerning them consi8ted of th elr lhe fo� on d hel he will senoice, Trustees. of lloanl . the of lnll • J n; Baley' Supl · · Moming wo h p Bakers Of Good J!Md . 45 Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Jlearthstone lowing Sundays at the Chrhllian Interdependence upon one another. There was sorne- 1 "latl o nwide lnsuraru;e.ol ,Columbus, 0. lb m. 10 Servtee 6 l'Ut to them �nil, S.*.,., ,.� "'' : �, Pp�E'<!Y ,,.go' ,: 30 class 10 meet at the home of M•. Chur<h through April at 10, 30- thing about their wlsdoip that enabled P. ' llO g•�:ic Hunflnp,n, W. Vt. m... H ppr�priat� a and ";" llnes I 2, boundary' April Apand national Sonday, racial and Easter _ 'wednesday ; Sniart. Phon■ WY 2-2460 PaW and Mio. ayer mee ing ' P. m. ., this 7 P. m Hour of Power service· ril 30th. Evening services will be true and the good wherever they might fmd it. For day '1: 30 P· m. • peoples al) 8 P � Senior Choir practice held there at 7 · 30 on Sundays, reason the minds of the wise men among Peatecostal AaemltlJ RoDte re. tz �thly. meeting 10 lollow at th� March 19, Ap� 16. J. P. Miller polliniJ:ed the minds of _all other wise men everywh; , Dor<as: E. Codner, pa,t<>'., Sunday nations all home of Kai ,Hinely. Thursday of Shade Valley Pastoral Unlly .• This ezplalns why w e frnd wise men among l l l a. m.; Clilldreo I cbuttb , 1, deas. �e SChoo Quality Furniture al Lowest Prices m Golden nrule Class at pastor. F reeland 'Piorrls preaches of antiquity expressing many of the sam e i m. Sun 7 30 ist Church. Vaeatlon Teµ Commandmcnls, for example, are lo be found _rn I p. m.: Worahip 7 , 30 p. • O1 M r. and Mrs · Berl at the Method ome day, Tuesday and Friday. od Bible School begins May 211h a..d varying forms In the lllerature 01 numerous countnes , 2 1 2 E. Main SI. BradbllrJ Curd of Chtltt; An B Imer. ends June 9th. Board meetings on of the ancient East. ..........,, minllter: Bible School ••••• Melhnd,.. ChRffb Mid· 2nd Thursday night.. Beginning of Wisdom p 10:30 Chr - dle , ymon Kollkrlght. pa, lltmlock Greve Cllrlsllan �.ages of the Hebre�s stat�d ��e ancient the of One part Ra � : worshi .Morning at. 0 ng Sunday Eve a. m. Ian Endeavor 6 p. m. ; ru tor. Sunday 9: 30 J. P. Miller. pastor; Bible School case very bluntly. The fear,. of the Lord , he said, lS 30 ocbool, Jack Bee-ht.I•. Supt. : 10 : at 9 , 30 when there ii no preaching the beginning Of knowledge. When translated Into the I Wonblp, 7 p. m. , Kbqtlom Hall of Jeh,),U'• w11,, a. m. Morning Worship service, servlce, t0: 30 when there 1a. Act- vernacular of this aeneratlon his words mean , ''l�• 1 ...... Public moetln& Sunday ·• Guest opeakor . Robert Hurley, Ing Supl 1s Mn. Bert lorlllne. first stepa toward wisdom are taken by the man who ts ' p. m. : Greeters for the tervice, Mr. and Supt. Robert Paulaen t.at .� capable of reverence. " p. m. : Watchtower . . Mallen of Holaailt Bnl4 Loeal Union 5668, Bible study Tuesday • p. m. , Ser• Mrs. Jame, Crll.,..11. Followahip called Into Ibo u, s. Anny. Lord'• And reverence ls the opposite of ,ophlstlcalton w�tch , Ravenswood, W. V■• rice moellDg Thurlday 7 p. m. ; pot luek dinner following lhe ,er- Supper 1, observed OD all Loni'• Is the dlsUn gulshlng cbaracterlstlc of this generation. , IIJn1ltry Khool 1.burada, 8 p. m. vice; 6 p. m. Junior and Senior Daya to all of the Lo rd'• people. We are missing so much because we are trea_tlng 80 Durille P 1 1 g r I m Bollnet1 Youth meetings; 7:30 p. m or. u is aerved at the eyenlng service many great ideas, concepts, ideals, and hopes with COD• a.urch. Loogsvllle, Don Wachen- flclal Boord meeting. Monday lo those unable to attend In lhe tempt. IChwanz, pulor. Sunday 1Cboo1 wscs meeting 7,30 p. m. Tue.. morning. Preaching every other The cynic may be clever but he ls •eldom wise. I 10:30 worship Science and Reverenre t: 30 L m.; Morning . day Fourth Quarterly Conference Sunday, begionin1 Sunday, March . Support the Church of Your Cl!alte There was a time, n�t so Jong ago , when the S4"1ent ·'ilh a. m.;' Pilgrim Youth 6: 4,; p. m. : with Rev. Stanley McGilllard 7:30 12. Other momfng preaclllng aere Pomeroy'• Budget Shopping Center W•t Mlln Streat Pcw•11 Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m.: p. m. Wednesday Choir rehearsal vice1 until July -vill be 1.11 follows: were, generally speaktnk, a co�ky lot,. �ad th yt n dt a 0 h ay , · gr l � P, opened ay l'ellowshlp service Wednesd 7 p. m. Thursday Eleanor Circle April 9, May 7, June 4, July 27. made great discoveries, t� h Evenln1 aervlces on March 26, Ap- vances disproved many of the conceits of t e . a h ers, . p. m 7·30 7 . 30 p m Clwc• ol 1M N.., rll 28, llay II aod June II. The and d iscovered a wh ole series of laws, by wh rch the Chrbtlaa Youth hllowalllp mee1a 'brave new world!' wu to be made lo run . .,..., Rev. Clyde J. llarllett. j jointly wllh the Orange Young But Iba\ U me II past. TJtere 11 no more humble comSunday ocbool 9, 30 a. m.: momTak• Someone lo Church with You Poople Oil the flnl and lhlnl Wed- pany In ab the land than those who are probt_nI t�� Ing worlhlp oervice, 10,30 a. m ogts socio 1:he es. Infiniti Su nday needay nltthtl. my•lerle, of the atom■ or the Evangelistic oenolces each ev•nn�s of human myst� th� ng probi t, . ologls pbych the <Lowilh or 18 .,._ April Clldlllaa Orup through ,., GENERAL REPAdladr.lf 7 at Phone WY 2-2644 m, but the ss1mrs e p_ htS for ed be excus be 1 can havlou County in s cated A.lbeel County 00 ge 1n Dunmir Ph. WY 2-3151 :pb .;.i Joann ' to Road 5.1l, J. P. Miller, putor. astronomers and the nuclear scientist� are moved lffl:f • , .,.musicians. of SUNDAY Bible School every Sunday at 10, reve�ence by their discoveries conrermng the ways N.- 8....,.. _ Sunday school 1 WHTN-TV Mrs. Robert Robinson, ,upt. : creatron. 1' so ._ m· . worahip I I a· m. . a.m. "Look at that engineering," the bone 8\lrgeon saId annel 10:00 13 Morning preaching services OD Ch ednesda • 1 7 prayu ,.,..,., W "How Prayer Huls Th• Marcll :111, AprO 11 11 11 a. m., to tbe preacher, as he held up a piece of broken f�ur I Our Alm Ia To SatlafJ (The Friendly Bank>;;; Evening aervle11 wUI be April bone. "You never .sa w a bridge or a sky-scraper deRl�ned , Effects Of Accidents" P.-..- -..- - Sunday so II done have could -- 9 Christlao Youth Fellowship half so well as that, Only a God · ----- -1 ...i.ooJ 9, :16. Morning worship "'1lllaa -- Boelety, 141 .;..... jolntfy wllh Hemlock G,.... beautifully And be did ii without ever getting his name Phone YU 9-2141 Cheshlr, Ohio y M I0:15. y A ., Mul • ve Pomen, . oro- CYF 00 1st and 3rd Wedneeday on the front pages of the papers!" borr ll<rllw l'lnl Baplill - SUndaJ Jog ,ervlce at II wllh REALITY nights Miu Kathy MUler, P' -• beginning of wisdom is the cultivation of the The · ecbool t:eo a. m. PN!adllng Sun- the subject of tho lelooo sermon. Mspirit of reverence. It Is unfortunate that the w o r d . day l: IO P• m Golden teat, Light Is oown for Pa- ReY. _. 11. c..i. ,, ,,. "fear" bas been used so m•n Y lime, In ou r Old Testa- the , and ,........ for a m Sunday School 11•00 1 m menl aa though men should stand In terror ol Go<t - .....,...... 7 the u rqbteoua a. m. Your WallftffB AeOIIC7 · m. pray when all man ls expected to do Is ta stand in respect for pright In heart P,alma 11'1:IL ,;.rahlp NrYice. 7 WYF SUndq ldtool • p. m. 1111d Bible •""'1 every Tua• I -Oldsmobile-Rambler ■ Cadl\l c God meetln . day. � and pralel llffl'lce Mkllltpon Cll- " a.t,t Fred L Gardner Minister , .,.; "'Tm..,. g (Copyright 1961 by the Division of Chrlstlsn Educa- 1 242 W, Main SI. Pomaroy Pomeroy In the Christ Saturday 7' 46 P. m. of Churches the ucl of io N Cou U l a-i, at nal � Plalao on Tappen � e w,acioll ' Bibi 11 - J. P. Miller, School. , , i Pwee..o1a1 - Sunday aabool t pulor , B bi■ llchool U nlied Slates of America.) ...... hour SuPt. Shar:· lhll .__. lach , Don m. a. 10 at Sunday every , a. m.; evange[l,uo ,ervtce, T:e Blb!o 11uc1y with "''. 10,,., 11'!"""1 "'�'.'1'1P· Landon. Supt. : Morning pre,ehlng P. m., w� "-- ol a.. - sermon 'The Loni • Supper 8,30 ,mill July aa foliowl •• II a. m.. N ll■lho4 J. P. Joachim, Prop. -&laday ocboo1 t :IO a. m. !,!oro- Youth -ice., ; 7 , 30 Evening llareb 19, April 18, May 14 Motht cle1nln, and leondrJ ,enlM, drJ Quali y or'1 Day, Jome 11• IE ..,.. Ing _.ip 11:46. 1:Yur- � with Baptimu. . � Tlbbt M In Rev. By aervtee, nit - lrontC ruugh-dry our Try ll Rullancl PhoM SH 2-41 13 .....1c■ 7,45 P. m. llld- pray Fu of Grace and Trulh . Wed- lcea oo AprD 1, April • \ May :111 Morin C!aureh of God 111• 'l'he r of Pasto Mlddlaport Phone WY 2,-2057 and and J ay 7 1 will use for a ten Tbe parabie of the Publican and uno 15. CbrlltiaD Ywlh Fol• lffllc■ w........,. 7,46 P. m. ne,day :llO Pr er mealiQg cm ■t meet 1,30 �Ir lowshfp and Rho pract1ce1 B l!d;y Chi , Celal,,Wa a.■,.1 Cl½l•llw _ lbla lhe the Pharisee. (LU KE 18:9-14). ,lghll. BDIII acbool t,111 a. m. W«Dlp l:4!1 Cllurdl offlcen training •laa Ind and 4th Wedneaday Much Of the Lord's teacbu1g was dlreclfd •&alnat Miu Nancy Loo Cole, pres. - IO ·IO a. m. "" tho IOODlld at Rutlaod. sins of pride and self,rlghteousnes,. The claSI of people . ol Prayor, o. - .....,Joi ,_,..., ... moat auUty of these alns were the Ph1r!Jee1 to whonl and fq!El1b SUadayw. · PIIID!bing &. Heating ID The Couotry o1 Clill■t · l2lurcb - Town. su,,. - R. Cord. pall« - s.,,. Chrllt often addressed His searching , Humb lIn& , 1f, Ll�eolii 2411" Mlddlaporf 9 D yd the a . , in l . ' Blill 11Cboo1 t:111 a. m -Ill d,y ocbool e ,. • m. Ber 8- daJ School t :SO Llo m, JlllD. Ing. He apoke Ibis parable to 111ch U lrlllled ' Middleport Rt. I 2-2550 WY l'hone ' . . · W r 10 others. , L m. p Supt. onltlii !i"'.•imd :� telvu that they were rigbteoll8 and desplied11:so m. ., i. llnl and tldld Supt. llondng _..,.. II : " Efaqollltlc - 7:• p. m. Horman Taylar laJ,ludat, Wei£ Two classes Of persona _ or two eztremea of society s...cia,.. Prayer m p 30 7 ay ne Life. Rev. . � by Sermon Clolll ._... a...i, o1 : •· _ are represented 1'Y the Pharisee and th, Publican. � sd ¥!cu. y 11111, 'edlool ,,so a. m., Wonblp Thunda 1,llO p. m. pr- ( a clau the Pharisees were the moat re1petlable and NIU. l . ' - 10:so a.m.; Youth 11'111 � aod Bible study. Eoerynne a.it-, M- Cliareli. Cor glous peol)le of Cbrlsl'• dav. while on Ille other han<t, repute. Ill Ynur Dodge & Plymouth Deafor lowlbip • p. m. , WonhJp 7 p. m. ...FAlmond Life l'/illot·, !J<mllr pe■lol;: .&lie Publicans . were many ol them men ot Ill . , � �haracters osite fluDday ICboof 1,1111 L m.; Mom- . F I r I I u- _.,..... 10,,., a. m. : aturet, 8cboof 't:IO this parable, then, we have two opp , MlcW,_, Ohle ,up1; .rvr the Pharlleir, orthodoz In creed, ce....,Ol11ou1 In · pracfnl -lip 10,,,. L m. , l!lwnlng -. M� Pastor. Rev. a. m., v(Collllll... Oa Pqe I) • 1� •l(lril J;,O p. ED.; PraJw - Bowan! fllwpell, pulor, Swld-, I p. m. .....,q WIIQI flrll t- - . ""'!.� -� �-� -,� . !," ."'l" =�---.� Sen tin el Church News 11,,,..,_" ...-1. • of,.., snan, .)IOI :!.tes 9:so 1-���=-===-=--- Roa\ _, I "° . - -... • lliat "- ,, ...... .. ........ ..... ........ ,., ···---" E. W ks. �r� ;:'30 s,,.. _._ ,_ ......... -, �,.,.. ......,...,........... Lad Life Bemns With Reverence :. .;:; .:.'�tr .......: -i Y ::.-:i• �,1: ,r' "";°rJ n,.;,.. ,J l�,l FOREMAN and OIOTI I I THE UNITED STEn WORKERS OF AMERICA amre• ...a, • -·�i·S,eSi$iae;;i HOYT'S 50HIO SERVICE �=- =c-=====a" .3ii ·;. uurz FEED STORE KARR and YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES STARK DRUGS I .-. WllllS ANTHONY l!!•ch: 11......., w-. HOME LAUNDRY CO, RllnAND AUTO PARTS th• a. '8ff CITIZENS NATIONAL IANK SERMONETIE . .i:-n- HAffl 11111 RUSCHEL G A R A GE - ,: � · FRANCIS FLORIST I Rack � .. ..lo ,,. I a­ ll ... : I', .. t..• ""• t i. ..:• � I I • ' ! I - R. H. Q)VJ.INGS 111d SONS C•....11 .. - l OHIO VALLEY IADIG CO. STIFFUR RED ANCHOR �'!:....- ....,.. - HEINER'$ BAKERY K. and C. JEWELERS ti.. :- · Mlrl....,.;.. I •• IJelou,. MAX WARD AGENCY •Ev ..., With the hope It u,111, In some naeasure, fester -• I help ,ustaln that u,lale u good lat f•ntllr, 111111 ee■ m1tn ftr, Il le, tltls feature I s "9 t • e ..... I ne,, ffrm• and organlzulon, u,laose ■nae. •ppear '-��;::..�:�'::;111.. a.,,._, . W ILLIAMSO N OI L CO. POMIROY Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, , KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO• BAKER MNITURI. -.-'!!-'!!""'_.,..__...,___________ • I l �.._..,,._ .,. ...... - ..., .. - • - . .. � . .. ;, ... . . .. ... . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . .. . . . . . . . ... .. . . .. . ,.. .,. _,,,. "' #-# .. I Eastern Swamps Carthage-Troy In Deluge .......... Of Runs, 19-2 For Second Season Victory l=II- ' ., Ooldl Bab AlliloJ'1 _,, log ••11· llpo, loldol ......,_ ol ff• C-T pltebon - up H baNo olue- • balll - mti>& NI Im. f6'f C.-,, lltl lbolr wo:, to a II to I Tid«y ICaotenl willlllDI pjldw Swart&, llnlcli ool H md pvo up lour frMq ftmlq al EulonL 'lllo Cartmco-Trar Trojom picll- •alb. al IP 1119 ,_ • I.. lml� I Ealtem - t..,. and ..,,► rra'1 double ID 1W Trojan pilcben f« 12 hlll, lour lap half of Ibo flnl lmllll& bofon ol them triple,. C-T pJ,bd op fan., blhlnd 11111 ID Ibo bottom Petersen Picks Yanks, Dodgers To F-J�������, Capture 1961 MaJ'or League Pennants Land Transfers All Sian II--I '- bllo, - olDgles 1111d a cb> blo, off SwarU. 1- Balu- hJI lwo for 111<> la< tho boot hJttiag .__'ol 1M Car1hap Troy "" 000 . 0 2 4 7 ��\.'( EaMnl . . ao 17' X-11 12 2 8Eopben,oo <I.Pi, D. l'eltins, ��-'tj <4 1, ....._, S, ud Bibboe. Swaris and Lyem. N�:,� :;!���/:;.!°, �'.tn • l Orll and Patricia Srnllh lo Okey B1 LEO H. Pfl'Ell8EN ho Isn't worried about age cald>- dall, Mll•aube will lake a lot Theodore Pullins, Leoma Jean ---AUGUSTA, OL <UPIJ - The ing up wllh oome of hJa players ol boallna. Pullins, 65.00 A., Chesler. manqer ol a rival club clalm, IJka Early Wynn, Minnie Mlnoao, o.nr,y Muri.lUJI, fool, lhe PlHallie ero.. Alva Croaa to be would win the American Gerry Slaloy, Earl Torg_,, ralea will win again. They had a David Lee B.;,,gardner, Shirley League polllLlllt by ,o game, wllh Sherm Lollar, Billy Goodman and IO!ld club !all yur w hen Ibey Joan Baumgardner' parcel,' Sa� the New York Yankee,' outfield, otben. ...., the pennant and Iha World ilbury. infield, catchli,g, foo, of their Lope, oayo pll<blq coot the SerlOI from the Yankee, and Ibey otarllDf pitcllers and lhen "the WhJte SOI: lhe pennant Jut .,.., wW go with Ibo ...,. team ,gain, Paul Brandenbur,, Vlrlinla A. 1la wont pllclien in lhe league." wbeo · Ibey flnlabed lhi,d - the plu, Bobby Shantz who figures Brandenburg lo Jo,epb Fie!& , This writer bolievea lhll ii lowest LopOI ever bu flDllbed ID lo •lrenglheo lheir' bullpen. Bui Paulln8 v. Fleldl, loll, Pomeroy. jo lchJn.i lea Plr Ih � - m -, • ue an ma but picking la far he loo hil (Ding r leag m agerial c depth Mayme Clllter, Earl Culler to a lack pl a .... M .. � � � �-� Auernbly would lldded wllll Iba ae1ptiao ol Ibo thlr,I ' luH, , the Yankees lo 1'ln lhe pennant ,..r. He lhinkl he bu the the and be hurting H Ibey loot Trulleeo ol Penlacolial I "Doa'I , b .. 7 Wffl'J . . : agillD, Plcklne the Yani:eea set.. pJtching strength neeeuary with SOQ)I of their regulars. Lut aea- Ui A., Sutton. .In ..... ap ltl NCODd ltrligbt ■ dom ...... - Olli3 twice In lhe the addltl1111 of Cal McLllh and .... Ibey avoided lnjuri for ... ID - - of the ■ lhe Fore,! A. Balley, Margaret A. ia,l_ fow, year, - and It's a lot Juan l'llarro, and ii counting cm moot pan and a!mo,t e, beNbaU -))Olp Tbe Eq1e, prlng ........ . ___ f '!f w.'lhoul u- Balley to Gene A. Hupp, Della , ea!ler lhan ducking goU balb comobacko by Wynn �Herb ceptloo each player on lhe - ■a In the first, l1l'o in the club Lou Hupp, p,rcel,, Sutton. 1 1tlll - Ibo flnt .... lnalnp Hawk• Try BJ num DOWN For �•t Score. around lhe lla1ten coarse - and lcod Ibo cootat wllh lived up to hie full It Ori, Ginther, Jlo,allha Ginther potenUaL for Iha Had So>. Ualled Pnu a bl& Dflh innlnl lhlt netted In the olher le"iUe, the pick Cleveland may pull up lhorl In could happen agaio, but probab\y to E. w. Kautz, a ,cm, a.e.ter. Cage Win In Senes have 'l1le MIMelol ----- - ,_._ ST. LOUIS tUPll-Clyd, Lovel- la lbe talent-rich Los Ao(eles pitching, and allo power. Detroil won 't, ;.:.: Nial P. Gardner to 6- H. flnllb bu Infield troublea and ii_ ...,. ..... TeddJ Swaru led - in •ill be beck in 1ctlon today Dod1en. ""ai::t Ibo)' :' ordmala are !mpnwive Gardner, H. Clay Gardner, parId Don White Tun o C Th ye,r Ille bi, flrll wilb ■ ba,., loadwhen lh• St. Louil Ha•b try for Here'• hGw the UNII llnllh ii Ing oa two ION-armed pild,en lo wllh lhelr yo,mg pftchlng and 8 eels, Rutland. bel USAC Can Event COIi ilo Pascual pltc It ed lrlpla oli iollD8 pltchar Stepb- n,aq If Cam their lint vlci.x,, in Iha Natloaaf viewed after six wew of watch- _,. beck. Tbe Tlpn baff ooe to bis aprlng form. CONCORD, N.C.- IUPI I - Don - uoci.a loe ampion- ing the clubo training In Florlda of the best outfields In Al Kal e, fine infield. U Manager Solly He- Wald Kennedy lo George H. up l bl u, Jim Cald wall •in led to , tfield prob- Gardner, H. Clay Gardner, parch A l __,_the llart lnllllll Chuck Co� Pucual ii tba hlgh-,truo1 Cu- While of Kootull, la., drJVing a ship playof , wilh Ib Bo,lon Ce� and receiving lul-mlnuto nports BWy Bniton and Rocky Colavito m can oo!v hll ou o f and lem, Ibey could 10 all lhe way1 eels, Portland. lead cm Ibo t cs. ed rl ba r on lhe team, lralnlng In lhe Far but beyond Iha! the club lack, Aa II Is o i 11m bipled, Wilbur llabinlon 111d ban lbt- nde who aeem "' ll80 Fon!, loot the ow, he cao field one Mabel Gardner Thom.. lo eriaL Leroy Bahr • in&fed and the aezt lhe lhr<obold ol becoming a 1'"11 3elll lap and bold OIi lo wlll Sun- Lovellette wu ldolllled ib penn -oon tend ant mal West ing , "' o •l an of outfieldar, w;io can do Ibo George H. Gordner, H Clay Gardtwo batten reached flnt through plteller when �e won 17 a:amet for day' • loo-mile lite model ltock: IQjuNd ac r A e uee btn N■Uoul u lne i ner, parcels, Rutland. he Jenae• Get Doto• b k m le w t job in the field but not at the Lo! Angeleil The change in locale may help plate· another set who have the H. C. Gardner, Mary Gardner. errora, Swartz tblD tripled to put the Senators m 1959. But he b3 • tar race at Ccmconl Speeclwai, c.IUct walbed away with the New York came someth�g of a q� H• won WJO ol the total purae flr,t wo amu Chica10 a dne Ruth Gardner . Mllwaube the Mlnnelota Twin&, but \bey batt�g power but the Eagle, In front, 6 to 2. t g . come up ab ort Geo H. G r r, mark lairt seasm when he lnJ...... of fflOO. \Vhlte'1 time for U.. Q , to . Arnold ate, parcels, Rutland. Plttsburp Baltimore Gr In Eut«n • olher big Inning, his arm in a acuffie wllh - 1 an picked lo finllh below lhe defenS 1vely. po 00 the halfmJle, booked, dirt Hawk Coach Paul Seymour laid Cleveland Louil la s Dorll Adams, lo Adam,, Earl t. Ill> Red �• wbo wW �a:�. JICklo II on lhe line. P• and unnel, wllh up R lol mln 14 hour, ... aa ck wound le � Id � �:.._ Bl! �� .:_}�� w t ri ----correction Adams, D. Clarence w . u Detroit San Franclleo Jtnllll um:: -·k to aupp., wv power _._. .uu \ft'rald _...,..,.- fle • a lJ.3 record. We .. Boaton same• two the win to ave h Deed Letart. ltC(JnU t and H II • Cin triple off relief Pitcher 'Thomp:.: at by lhe retirement of Ted WII-- •• here Salllnlay and Sunday If ,.. MM1nager Cookie Lavaaetto al- t,peod ':."u 61.1 mph. �nee D. and Clara Adami • P" the Eag)OI -"' J'lllll. re s. Rll;'DAftT hope to have a chance In the ,.. Kanou Cit ..,. . ---t"' ady baa named PIUCllal lo ..,.. The ra , Earl Adams. correction Deed, lo Phlladefphla !lam by 8 There doom'! appear lo be CINCINNATI IUPI I-Llveslock: Lelart. ... up the oealOII for the Twial aplnlt Albfey'o ladl then picked crvwd rito," be ..Id. "If we can &el two Wubin,,...: lhne -" In the ob<lh to •in 10, w much hope for the Alhletlca and Cattle 100, calves 100; standard Joaepb Moodispaugh, Emma lhlB -keud we cao wiq lhe II- Los Ang•I•• the New York Yankee, nut � S� to � u • � '· " , the two new cluhe, the Senator, alaughter ateera 20,00-21.25: ulllity Moodilpaugh lo Gilbert and Gay 11•." ..., Tunday and rrlday Camilo r:C. in 'l1le Y■nklll could win In ...:;;, lo be Angels. The batll• between and commerdal cows 15.tl0-16.75 ; Circle, parcels, Rutland. and ,troog evidence lhat he'1 ready ctloned by USAC. The Hawb will oe able to u,e ..._ If lhllr llchin( bold, • . P P three of them for last place mdivldual util,ty boliiein 17.!IO, the for the uslsnment. The 1!endo, Lovallelt<, eflecllvely againll lhe Almo 1 every II No Nel of c , WII., rm lon Ra w Cell!cs u Ibey did durlog the rescould be aa close a, lhe fight for utility and commercial bulb 19.U<J/Jt.' fireboller alfowed oo\y five hlle ID 00llNTY o Ya F • •� , ::"' "°" flag. the 20.00, high good and choice veal- I s eight u the , Twins boaL � � ......i ular ,..,on t Louil wcm four year ee:ut �ir new �or Rip -.. �:. �N' av• O o ......i � Ma UIIJ' ager Walter Alston era J.{I, wu ,, ditro the 29.00-34.00, iood 24.00-29.00, Tlg•r leaK and ' Det and lost IP agein,I Boilon lhlB Ralph Houk doeln'I 8,_.. 'lllroo O111"' Ind - John ville, JU., alao In • 1 9181 Font. wa, seuo agree. . 1 l H reco ast their 20-25, standard hia when aeucm 4 spring rd appomted at • • n· _.. 641. Sluon poinll oul lhal · lhe Yankee Illa!! Dod lhlrd and wm, '415 Fourth plaoe finis hed fourth w a llJ&i> SlniJe Garn, - Harry Rookie pitcher Howle NUM'1 and IS8tl ,...1 lo awe Lwldman When be ii bombing Ibo bOlkel led Iha league in earllld run nlngpr,lhe pennant andlier ln- Hog, 2500: 1-2 2Ui-225 lb barWo_rld rows and gllll 18.00, 1-1 and 2-3 Formerly Smith Clothing Co. 121h-lnni.g homer "'8blod tile atesber, SOIi. from oullldo bJs BW RuueU mu,t avera ges and delplle the 1.,. of , a In r es 1 n . predi . : �� ;� llraJib thin! lheir ' ct- 180-240 lb 17 50-17.85, 2-3 240-2711 lb roam Three o....... - Imperial Red, lo ,core t MIDDLEPORT, OHIO l9IO leave Ibo uod,r-the-bulr,I area lo lhrae .....d line hurler, ID Ibo S. , , 969 So_ be not nl lth • Ing 1h nt al year, 1 a win 00 apr of lhe ove 17. 27&-280 Etectrk,, 2197. lng r the Br1Yu. Cla�• Sh : 2$-17.50, No. though lb 3 9 17. penn , o Ame� go and him. toc ll'I to af Rulle harlll ut dr t s k the two or '• Ml!"'" • . , wuof� Teom Single Game - Quality 'l1>e Reds ...,. shut out by War• periodic aboence from undor the caa League clube Hook main ba admits lhlt U hlJ player., eo- 1·3 30IM50 lb sows 15.50-16.50, 2 ·3 . Home Of 911 In on ac i'F'lllffl, 791. ren Spahn for five lrutlnp but lal• � '..!; ;' allow, the olher Hawk, to laJnl hll pitching 'wm be bet� pecially lhe youngsters, live up lo 450-{;00 lb. 15.00-15 50, near 575 lb. I boakal Iv ' • , their potential, lhe Dodgers could H.75, boan 12-12.25. lied two .,... off hJm ID Ibo llxth lll'ANIIINOI Nam• Brand �, drive in with !a,up,a. lhll year than lut. tlltlr wlrutlnp. b la II all. W. L Pd. wllh lhe aid o1 a pop-lly double Sheep 100, oot enough lo estab-j ----doo�'I ut 11 in a du• wllh MerchandiM Imperlol Electric so 13 .IOI by V1dl Plnaon tbat landed on Jad< Malwin, Chlta,o, IIIA GARS' g.p Go For They are loaded in •very de- llsh trade. Be tlmo but wllh ' N> --r Iha · � partment except catching. Aod U --------:--17 16 .515 the fell field foul line. Ken Hunt Ford, IUO; Ramo Stolt, Cedar Davis Warmr , Roleboro oemi coma e lhe Yank001 generale Ibey don I 111 t7 .41111 Jim O'Toole Bill Henry and Rapid,, la., 11111 ronl, PIIO: Loni( Time, Tie 1-1 Jl'rancll rlorill b John d ck 't !t•llipolls a n d S o u t h need gilt-edged hurling. No team lo hie 11159 form and be can 't ban, - Block Ill 17 .41111 Nunn held Brave, lo etght Diet Rathmann, Whealon, DL , 15 18 . 4116 hill. Quilty Prloloro 191111 Ford, IIIIO: Rad Aue, Low.. Poi nt bat�ed lo� two hours in the league can m1tch the hi� die the job •IOJ18 wllh Norm Shor . 15 •• ."5 r..t Office Perk, m ., 19111 Fon!. 1171 , John and 35 mr nutes tn the bi tter ting of Mickey Manile, Roger ry and Gil Hodge, th, Dodger, . Rook'." Bill PIie, look over for Rolla ini �-•· _ • cold on windy Memorial Marl,, M..,. Skowron. Vogl Ber• ••• ••n BEASON mom Ft Coll ,. brUllanl 1 · on one o1 � we� ' -· • - Fie Id Friday ev1m111. and ra, Tony Kubot and a lot ol - '""· a a- _ John s1-. Ibo Tww In Ibo ninlh lnnln•• aad Ford, 1' 100, · -rved the shutout by retiring rookl';"· .Dou1 Camllll· Alo!.., the only thing accomplished olhero. HI ______ I lhmk that wW be neceodoeln on c p . WH the completion of a 9- The y...,_ don't haY1 lo lake lhrN ll hOI I GBIFII - Hany Cbelher, Iba Tfprl . Km> Ridge Te 11Uu t Zorro by llqle Ver bun , 114. Inning ball 111me, w h i r h a bock ,eat in delen,e or ,peed ary found both teams deadlock- ellh,r, and have by far lhe best II IJ agreed the Dodgers hove Team I G111111 - Imperial !lee- Laney a....·, double aod • 111e- • rfllce lly by llamJao Kllhi>rew ' Mill Elame Mllboan vl1llad IOlt . ed at 1-1. Irk, 2319. lhe hanlest throwing pftchen In caulh,g llaff In the Jeoauo. leagu• with Doll Drysdale, the Ttam I Game - lmperlsl EJec. produced the game•, only run In week wllh her auat, Mn. llary For the charges of Coach• Put them all getb aod • 1 lb Sandy Koufu, Stan Wllflama, RoIbo eighth. . Shaffer ol Ponlaro)-. Irk, 845. es Chuck Stobart and Clyde Y ...:..p. .." ll " The Cleveland lodlan, whlPpN llrl. lldllh Olbornt -I Tua- Evans, It wu the second i lPI cbamP Top • Bowwo •"'•· pr Cniig, Johnny Podre, and I The Oriole, would be tough U Laff1 te! flit Loi AngalM Harry MIiier Sherry among nlhen. 8-3, tho day anon- wllb 11n. Allee con,ecutlve deadlock In twoj had y hitter wer th• wm. Radford 180 Pblladelphla PhlWu downed the ·Dodlon: · In "But Ibey are a wild bunch of one po days with a Lwrence Coun- Ibe Mick IIW.r lit Pllllburp Piral4ti, 't-4," '111¥ 'Cm- ' llr. and Ml'( 11: - L. Balir .,.r4 ty lllne. GAHS and Chtsa• J outlllld. kld1," complaln1 Alston. Any John B1!11 clnru,U Hedi lba<led lhe Mllwau- Middleport ..Uen Saturday peake balUed lo a 3.3 dra w • "Thal ii •II 1'e lack from being other manager in lhe i•agu• . 141 koe 8rav11, 11-2, In tt lnnin&•• Hin)' Chelher alno llr. and 11n. Bl Mllboan Thursday evening ln a a grut tum," Mao,aer Paul wo� l!ke to have lhal lllalf, Richards 1ay,. lhou,h, aJons wilh ouch up and Walter Bond aod Jimmy Pllr- and children called on her llstor, bitterly-fought contest. Ftae - C.,, <01111n1 11aN u Frank Howard, sail had lhree hlt. each II lhe Mr,. Jeao Seldenabef one evenlnjJ Line ICON! : lndlau walloped Johnny Podrao lut -t. Mn. S.ldeaabel ii In 1I R I: BalLlmoni came up wllb a flu Willie and Tommy Dlvil, Maury for olpl """ and II bits In four llolar HolpllaL Soulh Point (IOI OIIII 000-1 1 a corp, of niotlo lut ,..,._ste.e Willi, Ron Perranolkl and other,. 0000 REASONS POR lnnlnp bef.,. 7,214 al Las Veg.,, . llou&Ju Adami af Wbeellnl vb- Oalllpolls 010 000 000-1 4 J Barber, Chuck Eatrada, lion HuDollJon o,,., llno• ND, Jim Gonllll, Marv Breadina So Nev. Gary Bell plkhed lhe flnt ltad wllh hb mother, 11n. Robert ----lhe Dod&en are picked lo YOU TO CHOOSE ..... lruting, for the lndl1n1 Coleman owr lhe WNbnd. Mr. OHIO IJNlYIIIR6ITY 111d We, Stock. The Orlolel doo't edge out lhe Brave, who ID aolvfllUn lo hR the Jaek pol lib that ylaldlng boman lo Larry and Colenw, ii on lhe 1lck 1111 al llBIPS 80, 1M Ing lheir infield r-c,blem, m-, lhil time. Norm Sherry. ATIIBNS0 Ohle UPI - 0 h I o •Jain and lllchardl hu fallad to have hurt lhelr pitching. Cbuct 1 '111e PhJUle1 rocked Harv1J1 Had- Mr, IFMI lln. BlalrM Milhoan, Unlftnlty oponed defmse ol 111 ::"" ...: : �� hJW., o,..,.. duperatoly needs a · dla for 1lx l'Ul1I In the o1x1b In· Elalno and Miu!, and Mrs. J!v. Mid-American Coal......, baa■No. I bullpen man 1111d wW try t e ning, Including a two- run bomor ret Milhoan wen al Pl. J'leu. ball erown in convlno lng fub- Thal ii why lhe Oriole,, who lo get one by tradin& off ■m111 of by Bobby Mallanu,, to band the ant Tueaday. Joa Friday by deltlllinl Bowlin, finished eight gamoe behind !be hil aurplua Infield materleL Wllb world ebamploa Pirate, thail' 111n. 0- - a- SlalAI IM wllh ■ ....., Yankeu lut year, an aleclad playera lib Henry Aaron, Eddlt E. Main St. Harry Millar, Owto drop lo third place. run llnt butlnl, third 1tralght loa. Robin lloborl, MalheWI, Low Burdette, Warren -----wu laCJled for a two-run homer TEAMMATIII IIGN The FalDOIII and Bobula -• Thal leavOI Ibo Chicago Whlla Spahn, _Bob Buhl and Del Cranby Dick Stuart endirle a airing of l!DMONTON, Alta. ( UPl l-Tao- - fa< a doublobtader to- SOI: , for N<Ond. Manapr Al Lo­ PH Is lhe - coofldenl man­ "' ISi comecullve shutout 1rut1np l kle .ro, Miller and balfbadr Bob d-,, Florida; mainlalnlite hfl r sp thla plkhed had ing. be • H..IJ Instantly , Jaammai. al librqalllAI Tbe Ohio U. oquad look advan- -: c CoWu boat 1111 ill and lbal Julian Javier hod three linglal Unlvonlty, have alpad wllll lht tap el four hJla and lhrN .,,,... • More convenient and a double in five lrip,a le ..... Edmcmlon &kllPoe ., lht Ca. In lht -Ing - ohJo • plteb- NAMICD ·- MANAOEII • l be cardinal,' lll-llll allact wblle dlsn Football Loque. The DtJ. ar Jack Crew fed 1be wau1t wllb CLlliVELAND, Ohio IUPll-'lllo eCleaner Mickey Manile htt hil llxlb bom■r mo1 80., will baq 1J Unllad tw hJle in two 11mff op· and Ihm Cleveland B■NNII of lhe American •Storm-proof Hockey Loque have unad Jool the oprlng for lhe Y,nt..,. The Slate• college )nducll In camp. ,,.,. ballad 1n. • oeph B. Varp lo lbe na,r po,Mloa canlinall a with pme lhe _______ _____ • DeUverod anywhere 1.70•11 flv•nm outburst in the oblh. Ll:ONAIID IA1IPIIINDED l'w l'Uf'lher Detells Home run, by Carroll Hanly lll:CBIVI: CONTllACT NlliW u ,_ ·•te Du IUPII-J•'0- - Write and BWy Harrell poced 1be Rad IIADRID IUPII - The Real ' The Proudest Sox' 1lalh victory in 10 meetlnge Madrid - club - live 11,- llll'd booted boml lour wlnnlr■ al 7...... ...; with U. Cubo. Glon Hobble, who'll Europun cbamploa - w W re- Aqueduct 1'rldaJ and then loaraad Town In Man pitch lhe Cubs' Nat ional Leap colvo 1110,IIOO lo play eight gama, be - ll1Uplllded for ton clay, IOI' !or wh1"wa111 ..,.. on1, ONLY opetlff, yleldecl both bomon IFMI In Ula Amorlcu DUI AIIIUII, tt ll Shim WNn h ride abolnl Joe 1loabl 00 - WY.MIN •t MORI! 7,S0-1 • NYLO N 1 411• ..• , "" tagged for NVen hits In eight wu . The Friday ... 471 ,....,.,, o. Leonanl'o Thureda ......... y. IUlperll ly Laundered Ion TUBILISS . , , . , nin11 . Ike Delock allowed five wW be played In New Yoni. Cotar M Frl­ lombla, Ctnlral America, Loi s t, onday. His wlnnen oft •-ply, Safety-Fortified cord bodlea ' Aqalee, v- 111d Toniato. day wm. Constable John <'1. 79) Full width and depth troada In Iba flnt ...._ SIi Bella (111.001 'k Sdety-proved llOIMkid tnad dllijne fn lhe thin!, Qilel of Cbiefe aor 11U.11 A'l'IIUTS -tt Emy tire full aiDd, fall qualif¥ ilENVILLII, 11.J, C UPl l--4 IM,l- 111- IO) In the ,-r, and Roman dJq blgh .-i a11t1ete •• hilJod Plot (115.fllll in the finale. I •a11 price, pluo tax _and tlra off yoUP Rl!\9All0Ll!IS 01' CONDITION oar rrt,Jq ... .. ...,..lallJ .... l!l !IN! -.., ., lbe llaad "'· e Ferm Ponds IATTIIIY I 11-pwl lbol pal. Ll!T US IHI ..W LOW-COST anll ePrivate Roads Rl!MOVI! 0,arlll jClltl,l If< ... ID, M, IIADI ATDII • of llr, IElll lln. a.■rllo ­ YOUR • Drainage Ditches pa h., by a tGu lllad■ bf a W INTl!R TIRl!S FAMILY HOSPITAL PLAN • lend Clearing rtl llllll lt4PNJ lll&b lkbaol and - -. pollol 11111d. your remount • Basement Excavetlng Pellcll or•al lba llbot pulln't regular tire .... ....... . lbe ...... lllal • Landscepi ng lbe daath _ ..,....1 ... lbe. ta',-, -• ���:'.:::=j� ...,...., Capture Fourth w1·n In Row ...... -:.u·· ,.. ��..-·· Twins N"IP T'iners 1 -0· Reds --:...i. ::!'" ... ••tchod1oned '"';;1 .:::,::: o,;, ..;.i, B01'LJNG MAJlKET :rt � i: 1nn1n,- . , BA H R CLOTHIERS O I "::i =..-.-..i f the Authorized Dealer For "' I hid. • I • TELEVISION Doda••· • srEREO 5 I I • WASHERS-DRYERS SALES and SERVICE I ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION - ----- :w fttfont CHAMPIONS 88* el ,..,...., .....,.,, A� OIL AND' IERNING co. •3 -II * DUKE CLEANERS Phont Now And Make Arrangements ,.,.=:..,� FOR ' .,,....... W•U. C.lwplllar lulll lullrle..,. OUALIPIID OPIIIATOU flll lfflMATII __ .. ...: -.., ___ ,......, ., ... __ 111 - ar lLACK ■ lla ft • " II wld� $1.99 .UIOI IOX TII--T r1 ,. A f l O N � • .o E ' ............ -�""""'- ... 91,tt_,.l lftr't'- ��•UH• ee. .... ' ' ' ' > . ' • , -­ ....... perform.. .. ,_ ,.. _, N- 1 15 1. M· $PRINS 2es MAX WARD ludg11 Mlnd,dT A IIIU' Fl.AT Mlddl.,.,,, Ohle ' I U D I ET MIST E R ,-,.,,_, , .' . 11we tfllBlt c11••ttt. A ,, Phil Wllllamaon-Firestone Distributor W, MAIN ST, .Q:, April --anc1- .. . 8 , 196!:5 Wu& ,. 1-ia, .l .... rl walla day aod IIICOlld nundaJ ol each pllcal 111d Rd- l'rell,yte,­ and root and - of 1lnu, moalh; Fllllllq DJp1 1ut 8uDdar Ian, Pomeroy, Waldo J. Harle�. fut ffl'Wi.. . . . a p lea of eoanJnc o1 eacb -., 111 e:a plllor: John WW.,,, Bl-. Iha tlld of da1 • • • a faallq at Fll'II ..,.. Qadi, -· D- of Ouilllu Educat" d : poM11sion, of belcnwilll' · • • of llff. Arthur R. McCauley, put«. Slloday Church School , 1, 15 •· m. : of b■laa, ..... ...... placa a L "The m. Chester Slmpooll, Supt. 1:30 a.m. Worohlp oervlce 10:ZE of tldnp H.rrs centar Iha . • • Swlday IIChool; tO:� a. m. llon- Romaooe of er.a, : M. •• el � 1, Y Homo ma, ba • mauiOJI OIi tng Wonblp: oerm... "When God outh F lowlhlp a hlll. • aampad Say1 No." 1:418 p. m. Senior BYP' w-... Marcll 11, Lenlell wonhJp WOJ'· farmbou,o, a boftl, I - 1a­ 6 p. m. JUDior BYP': I p. m. lffYiol. 7:!CI p, Ill Come and . y welcoml. ani You ,hip. m. 9 a. '"'!be 30 rmon barban ,pllt-lenl, Iha bolM aervict Rlcb· achoo] Sunda : , N Evening ._., a..r- el � _ in& and Bible study 7:30 p. m. aNI . m. Father balft • . , bat o111J to 1" 0 30 , Su . ; pt I V�ughan , ■ --- Qudl • ,_ Wedoeeday. Way of Dllclplall lp. " Wedneeday ___, ...... a.u..11, 0&, :,our f...U,, ls 11 hoeoa. lie and W p. ce: 1 p Worlh y art,1 o1 La11er Day 11o1a1o. Old l<l■p....., Cliareb - Sunda l ..no l '"' m. est- 7 : 30 p. m. Pr■yor meoltng.Cltud Bend, Arthur McCauley , puto mr.., .,_,_ elae ...,. ..n ii tllat. ,.. ... altell E4e9 ed ip. W Fellowlh. Youth min.liter Town l'lals oa Portland Road school 9:30 a m.; Worahlp ,er Robert wt,, aupt. ; 9: ,0 a. V ,. a part r c m. p. J 6:30 .nesday , � ho� Rev. Elden IL Blau, pastor. Sun- r.torninaL,,ewonhlp and Sunday achool 9 : 30 a. m. : Preach- vice 10:30 a. PL y Suo,la Centurlae - • lllopllard, p. m. Semor choir in& 10: 30 a. nL and Bible Study L • • I • • 1 1 1 e Coa"1!C•IM»aal practice ; 7 Jay ,cbool 10 L m. Supt. Robert school. Sermon ''When God Say1 felt Ilda. W_,,., i.11' poet p J Murre,. Otristian Endeavor 7: 15 No. '' 7 p. m. Evening Service. Wedneeday I p. m. C. W. Proffitt. Orll&WI Cllurcll - Sunday School pracUce. on Iha -·· •• • 9;30 a. m. ; Worship service 10::IO Tappen �� � panor. p. DL Song lel"licel a p. m. c. E. Sermon "The Way of Disciplehim to lo.. . . . to ta.,ht had lloob ay Su 9.30 ter. Mini s nd PNsldent m. a. """ ud Smllh , . Cla-, ship HOii� • • Cllardo • . for Ion, Commully " PemeAJ ..-alll-D■J Ad.Te.& ac�I: ?:SO p. m. Evangelll� for all preacb1ne Nn'lced 8:IO. IJramw J'ln& 1Jal&N PftaJ Minllter. Chuck Bibb But be ,_UMII lhal, throasll Butternut Ave. DAV $!:"let; 3:45 Wedneadily You Mid-week 1Wayfll' roeetlag, C1att terlaa Churtb, Rev. Howard Ru11 8e I� Sun�y Scbool Supt. Isl - U!-4 Hfe and boJo,ul, Ille Dal'• thl1 l 2 p. m.; �tudy coune: ?:SO Prayer meet- leader Ila)' Adami. All � ,rel• pelt, utor, Sunday 9 a. m. Mom• a.m. Hall i . Sabbatb SCboo p of God ls i-n of Iha �- School ■tarta at Wonhip service 3: l5 p. m.: IMll'· mg. cornt to ODfl and all of thete aer Jng Worship service; 10 a. m of ho- Good- and Prayer meetin& Tueaday 7:45 es vic are Saturday. Prayer meet- 8ouUI Bdllel 1!:UII, Paal Boet■ vices. On State R"Ute l2:4 two Sunday iehOOI. would follow him all Illa cla,. p. m. m inister. 9:30 Worship Senolce ; mllea above Reedlv llle. iog 'I1luroday 7;30 p. m. h11 life. And ha -W dnl of Zloa Cb- .. t'llrlll, Pome- Cliurcll ol God, Ml. Morlab - 10:30 Sunday School. Thunday Carme E. v. •. .,....., r. E. BEA llTY AIU DIVOIICE In the l•nia of 1M 1Md f«­ l Eu roJ• BarrbnYllk,:;::, Rev. Ira M. Tlbbs, Putor. Sun- 7 p. m. Thursday Youtb Study; 8 Dunn , pastor : Sunday School 1:30 LOS ANGELES CUPI I-A MllTI• Uoderw� mird!ter. 8 11111. IO day school 9: 45 a. m. ; Worship p. m. Prayer meetiD&, Gin ·Ille Cbllftb 11111 .. Roush, SUpt.; Evening an who was Mis11 United �tea 9:30 a. m. , Mo��iJ UM· service ll a. m. ; and 7 : 45 p. m. ; G ace !pllcopll aard, p_. Wayne g 7 t 1 In day a for f!I � un 95 Jud � ae Js a plea In ,oar ._, Truth r Worship and Pra e rvi 8. a. m. ; Evening P 7 · p. m. prayer meeting Tuesday 7 : 30 eroy, Wm. A. Roberts: s a married � wa, he arned prIIame wOl II.. God'1 And le ; . Rector Ml&skma socJety, Robert Reed, Bihl• School SUpL p. m. YolL1g People, Friday 7:30 8 a. m. Holy Eucharist. 10:30 l'INt Baptl■t ChllN!h, Eaat M,ihl mother, today aought a divorce The ly.:,tCQa Medaodlll Cli.urd p.m, a. m. 1be order for Dally Mom• st, , Ralph c. Zundel, pastor, Wm. from her second husband. I\IY. Carl Herring, pa,tor . Ca rroll Cule&o■ bletdeNml■alloul - ing Prayer, sermon ; and church Wataon, s. s. Supt. : 1: 30 • 11 : 15 I Leona Ga 1e, :n, charged Mr Tl'II C H U ,.. C HI POii ALL • • . Norria. Supt. Sunday IChool t :IO Kingsbury Road - Sunday school school. a. m. combined Minice of wor.! actor-dancer h111,band, Nlchoh11� ALL P O lflll TN• CNUIJCN Midw eek 9:30 L m. ; Worship hour 10:30 I p. m. Wednesday ; c�­ mentel sh with 2.11, h, Covacevic I musH:. Special study. and ip H. B., Francia u E. e Enterpris n. a...1. • a. ..... ..... . Btble lludJ 7 : 30 P. m. Wednesd .1y. a.m.; every other Sunday, - Glaiier pastor Worship lel'Vlce rmon •·nie After-glow or East- elly in a Suparior Court !Nil Se , VB Chunb, LeWi Fall■ Re•. SL Paul • SI. Jthn Lathern . ' m S�ay school lO : JI. er. " N'ursery and dunlor church which allo iPked cu■tody or the Rdbert Sharp, �r. Sunda� Church, Wm L. Voris , Pasto r 9 30E 8 ........ .... ...... . _G.4 Supt. Youth Fellow•. for children. 7 p m. Film "Al. couple'• eon. Nieholu Bala , 11t _._, � - ' T ds IChool 1:30 a. m. , Worship aerv Pomeroy. St. John Sunday servlc- sh .tl·30ee m Evening Evange- bert Schweitzer Jungle Doctor." montha. 'l'be couple wai, marrie d _..;... n- - .._. ... .... feel Sunday eveniq al 7:30. e, 9 a. m. : Swl day tcbool 10 a. m. l p. m, Prayer ne reden&N Cluarcll, Ev .. in November, 1957. llst�c C11mcll .r the Nuutne, UDlted Metbod.l■I Cbarcb, Pom7.30 Mrs Wed sd """'• Rev. llanlld Holmn, pa,� eroy, Eugene Brown, p11tor; Sun- ;i::g ..,. : (l) F• • - -. W P'•iit tz"'1e.:�' OP THE 'rl!EK les Aid SUN DAY SCHOOL LESSON Ben s , �-, .... 0>· r• • • t1 11, or SUnday ICbool 9:30 a. m. : day School 9: 15 a. m. Kenneth <__,, ... ...., ,.., ,. . ... Thur5<1ay. lbulng wonbip 10, 30 L m. : Finley, supt. ; Woralllp 10.30 a m. ., .. a-. ...... ...... . , . !,fYPS 6, 30 p. m. : Evangelistic topic "A City Called Heaven". M orolq Star E. U B., Francl, • �1ervicea at 7:30 p. ni. ; Wedne.s- Tueaday 7:30 p. m WSCS. Wed- H. Glazier, paator, Sunday echool • day '1:30: prayer meeting ; Prayer neaday 9 a. m. Prayer arid Bible 9:45 11. m. , Mary lA)u Ihle, Supt.. By Roy L. Smith hour 'l\tesday 7; 30 p. m. ; Mi,- study ; 7 p. m Choir rehearsal . Worahip serlvce 10:45 a. m. A clever writer oi. a generation ago made po ular the ■ionary service ia the 3rd Tuesday Mrs. John Werry, dln:ctor. S�- Church Coun�II meeting following phrase 0 Life begina at forty,'' but we are be4'.r,nnlng to of the month at 7:30 p. m. day April ltl 3 p. m "Methodial worship service, Prayer mMUng doubt ihe timetable. With prophylactic medicine and ' �vcll o1 Nuarene, Mulberry. Men" to meet at John Werry ■ Thursday 8 p. m. public health measures adding so much to the span of Union Aves. Pomeroy, Rev. E. I!: cabin on Forked Run Lake. A l.oUridt:• BUB. Paul Rota. life, one cannot be sure of the exact date even fhoueh eo., pastor. Sunday School 9 :30: time or fellow,hip and gomes wlll paotor. 10 Sunday ,choo1 : I I wor- one can be sure of the exact proceu. IICD'llinl WO<lhlp 10: llO: NYPS at follow. Chicken supper • p. m. An ship. Fdday 4 p. m. Stud y Actually, life is nu t � mailer of the calendar,. but of ve mat t o n m rayer i m p. 7:30 ; and Prayces i 7:30: Course • ee 45 r f P Inspirational enio 1 : Ev g servi the character. Many a man - reverent, unagtnabv e, an_d 30. : m. 7 eeling p. 7,30 ing. m in love with fact.s - has lived longer by the time he 1s er Meeting 1bun,day ! F. B, E , D- ,... 30 tbao another m,n m, have lived al the age of el�hl�. F■lnlew Cbordl, ..... Owlgld e,adlonl Church or � Bolbaa, U / to Spencer, pastor. Sunday acbool minilter, Charlea Pierce. Rusaell r: Moming worship 9:30 : Sun- Life does not colllist o the number of years we have t Bible School day school 0 , 30; ou, Knopp, lived, but of the kind of years Ibey have been. 1·30 a. m.: supt. Herbert Roush; Roush. Supt. ; . Ancient Wise Men worship lO;SO Supt. <In Dorca11 l. SunMornlnr,: ; 111 m. each t:30 . meetma Peoples oung "learnthree were there D Hebrews EUB, I!. ��ciont e . (youth h t_ Syracue vor UD. 1:. Amoni Ende 7: Chrlslian 30 Preacldn : m. 11. g a day .E1t 11: 45 p. m. ; m . Prayer meeting Wedne1- 0 p. m. , Evening worship ,,,., paolor. Sunday achool o, 30 : Ben ed professron , - the priests , the prophets, and _ the P Wednesday evening Bible study Quisenberry, Supt. : Moming Wor- ''wise men." The first two classes were what one might � '7.'· 30 p. m ship 10 , 45, Prayer meeting and call the professionals , but the latter was usually a layI• la 1- � Cliareb """"'1 at 7 , 00. man. Oddly enough , we know the names of no more than 7,30. Wedoesday study Bible an: C II d b I h Ba i l le Mid G� F n IH, • � s�:�.a Donald a very few, tor Ibey seldom attached thelr names 10 IJIOlllored 9 ,· lJO'· � · Boone ' M:,1er , sun- s•■de va11e, Paotoral uo111, their -· ....., • wisdom. Instead, they were conten 1 1o spend 1 hetr 1 I s � e 1 s o P l , ometlmes Ind i viduals o ll � Clm<h, �; �:�b�1� !��,� ;: a.s:� �ou�°'::1ce � ;::::_ �:{,s t: M�:'1n ;;.;hlp :'.; ning r Curtaln Tom The , SUJJday School rvery othe1 Sunday 1 -------------------- ; Evan&elilUc service 7:30 p. rn ; vice, sermon -, llld • week prayer service Wed• 11: 15 a. m. Board or Deacons with Oscar Babcock as Supt.; Sun- 1 r The Uniform Sunday School lesson for A pril 9: 11 -----------------------------: meeting s p. m. BYF group day School ii held oo alternate neaday 7:llO p. m. SOURCE OF TRUE WISDOM," Job 28: 12-28; II "THE e,,..n llllll Free Melllud1A1 Ro- meeting; ' p. m. Eve.�lng wor- S� days at lb• Long Bot�m Method . 1 : 1-8. -14; James----' s 12:1 3------Proverbs 1:1-7·, Ecclesiaste bert E. Smith, Sr., pastor; Sun· ship serv ice: �rmon The d..Jn- 1st Church al �!30, Dsmd Yatn , L-------I preaching day School 9 . 30 a. m. Worley speakable Gift. Monday 7 meet- supt. ; Commumoo and An 10tereatlng fact concerning them consi8ted of th elr lhe fo� on d hel he will senoice, Trustees. of lloanl . the of lnll • J n; Baley' Supl · · Moming wo h p Bakers Of Good J!Md . 45 Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Jlearthstone lowing Sundays at the Chrhllian Interdependence upon one another. There was sorne- 1 "latl o nwide lnsuraru;e.ol ,Columbus, 0. lb m. 10 Servtee 6 l'Ut to them �nil, S.*.,., ,.� "'' : �, Pp�E'<!Y ,,.go' ,: 30 class 10 meet at the home of M•. Chur<h through April at 10, 30- thing about their wlsdoip that enabled P. ' llO g•�:ic Hunflnp,n, W. Vt. m... H ppr�priat� a and ";" llnes I 2, boundary' April Apand national Sonday, racial and Easter _ 'wednesday ; Sniart. Phon■ WY 2-2460 PaW and Mio. ayer mee ing ' P. m. ., this 7 P. m Hour of Power service· ril 30th. Evening services will be true and the good wherever they might fmd it. For day '1: 30 P· m. • peoples al) 8 P � Senior Choir practice held there at 7 · 30 on Sundays, reason the minds of the wise men among Peatecostal AaemltlJ RoDte re. tz �thly. meeting 10 lollow at th� March 19, Ap� 16. J. P. Miller polliniJ:ed the minds of _all other wise men everywh; , Dor<as: E. Codner, pa,t<>'., Sunday nations all home of Kai ,Hinely. Thursday of Shade Valley Pastoral Unlly .• This ezplalns why w e frnd wise men among l l l a. m.; Clilldreo I cbuttb , 1, deas. �e SChoo Quality Furniture al Lowest Prices m Golden nrule Class at pastor. F reeland 'Piorrls preaches of antiquity expressing many of the sam e i m. Sun 7 30 ist Church. Vaeatlon Teµ Commandmcnls, for example, are lo be found _rn I p. m.: Worahip 7 , 30 p. • O1 M r. and Mrs · Berl at the Method ome day, Tuesday and Friday. od Bible School begins May 211h a..d varying forms In the lllerature 01 numerous countnes , 2 1 2 E. Main SI. BradbllrJ Curd of Chtltt; An B Imer. ends June 9th. Board meetings on of the ancient East. ..........,, minllter: Bible School ••••• Melhnd,.. ChRffb Mid· 2nd Thursday night.. Beginning of Wisdom p 10:30 Chr - dle , ymon Kollkrlght. pa, lltmlock Greve Cllrlsllan �.ages of the Hebre�s stat�d ��e ancient the of One part Ra � : worshi .Morning at. 0 ng Sunday Eve a. m. Ian Endeavor 6 p. m. ; ru tor. Sunday 9: 30 J. P. Miller. pastor; Bible School case very bluntly. The fear,. of the Lord , he said, lS 30 ocbool, Jack Bee-ht.I•. Supt. : 10 : at 9 , 30 when there ii no preaching the beginning Of knowledge. When translated Into the I Wonblp, 7 p. m. , Kbqtlom Hall of Jeh,),U'• w11,, a. m. Morning Worship service, servlce, t0: 30 when there 1a. Act- vernacular of this aeneratlon his words mean , ''l�• 1 ...... Public moetln& Sunday ·• Guest opeakor . Robert Hurley, Ing Supl 1s Mn. Bert lorlllne. first stepa toward wisdom are taken by the man who ts ' p. m. : Greeters for the tervice, Mr. and Supt. Robert Paulaen t.at .� capable of reverence. " p. m. : Watchtower . . Mallen of Holaailt Bnl4 Loeal Union 5668, Bible study Tuesday • p. m. , Ser• Mrs. Jame, Crll.,..11. Followahip called Into Ibo u, s. Anny. Lord'• And reverence ls the opposite of ,ophlstlcalton w�tch , Ravenswood, W. V■• rice moellDg Thurlday 7 p. m. ; pot luek dinner following lhe ,er- Supper 1, observed OD all Loni'• Is the dlsUn gulshlng cbaracterlstlc of this generation. , IIJn1ltry Khool 1.burada, 8 p. m. vice; 6 p. m. Junior and Senior Daya to all of the Lo rd'• people. We are missing so much because we are trea_tlng 80 Durille P 1 1 g r I m Bollnet1 Youth meetings; 7:30 p. m or. u is aerved at the eyenlng service many great ideas, concepts, ideals, and hopes with COD• a.urch. Loogsvllle, Don Wachen- flclal Boord meeting. Monday lo those unable to attend In lhe tempt. IChwanz, pulor. Sunday 1Cboo1 wscs meeting 7,30 p. m. Tue.. morning. Preaching every other The cynic may be clever but he ls •eldom wise. I 10:30 worship Science and Reverenre t: 30 L m.; Morning . day Fourth Quarterly Conference Sunday, begionin1 Sunday, March . Support the Church of Your Cl!alte There was a time, n�t so Jong ago , when the S4"1ent ·'ilh a. m.;' Pilgrim Youth 6: 4,; p. m. : with Rev. Stanley McGilllard 7:30 12. Other momfng preaclllng aere Pomeroy'• Budget Shopping Center W•t Mlln Streat Pcw•11 Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m.: p. m. Wednesday Choir rehearsal vice1 until July -vill be 1.11 follows: were, generally speaktnk, a co�ky lot,. �ad th yt n dt a 0 h ay , · gr l � P, opened ay l'ellowshlp service Wednesd 7 p. m. Thursday Eleanor Circle April 9, May 7, June 4, July 27. made great discoveries, t� h Evenln1 aervlces on March 26, Ap- vances disproved many of the conceits of t e . a h ers, . p. m 7·30 7 . 30 p m Clwc• ol 1M N.., rll 28, llay II aod June II. The and d iscovered a wh ole series of laws, by wh rch the Chrbtlaa Youth hllowalllp mee1a 'brave new world!' wu to be made lo run . .,..., Rev. Clyde J. llarllett. j jointly wllh the Orange Young But Iba\ U me II past. TJtere 11 no more humble comSunday ocbool 9, 30 a. m.: momTak• Someone lo Church with You Poople Oil the flnl and lhlnl Wed- pany In ab the land than those who are probt_nI t�� Ing worlhlp oervice, 10,30 a. m ogts socio 1:he es. Infiniti Su nday needay nltthtl. my•lerle, of the atom■ or the Evangelistic oenolces each ev•nn�s of human myst� th� ng probi t, . ologls pbych the <Lowilh or 18 .,._ April Clldlllaa Orup through ,., GENERAL REPAdladr.lf 7 at Phone WY 2-2644 m, but the ss1mrs e p_ htS for ed be excus be 1 can havlou County in s cated A.lbeel County 00 ge 1n Dunmir Ph. WY 2-3151 :pb .;.i Joann ' to Road 5.1l, J. P. Miller, putor. astronomers and the nuclear scientist� are moved lffl:f • , .,.musicians. of SUNDAY Bible School every Sunday at 10, reve�ence by their discoveries conrermng the ways N.- 8....,.. _ Sunday school 1 WHTN-TV Mrs. Robert Robinson, ,upt. : creatron. 1' so ._ m· . worahip I I a· m. . a.m. "Look at that engineering," the bone 8\lrgeon saId annel 10:00 13 Morning preaching services OD Ch ednesda • 1 7 prayu ,.,..,., W "How Prayer Huls Th• Marcll :111, AprO 11 11 11 a. m., to tbe preacher, as he held up a piece of broken f�ur I Our Alm Ia To SatlafJ (The Friendly Bank>;;; Evening aervle11 wUI be April bone. "You never .sa w a bridge or a sky-scraper deRl�ned , Effects Of Accidents" P.-..- -..- - Sunday so II done have could -- 9 Christlao Youth Fellowship half so well as that, Only a God · ----- -1 ...i.ooJ 9, :16. Morning worship "'1lllaa -- Boelety, 141 .;..... jolntfy wllh Hemlock G,.... beautifully And be did ii without ever getting his name Phone YU 9-2141 Cheshlr, Ohio y M I0:15. y A ., Mul • ve Pomen, . oro- CYF 00 1st and 3rd Wedneeday on the front pages of the papers!" borr ll<rllw l'lnl Baplill - SUndaJ Jog ,ervlce at II wllh REALITY nights Miu Kathy MUler, P' -• beginning of wisdom is the cultivation of the The · ecbool t:eo a. m. PN!adllng Sun- the subject of tho lelooo sermon. Mspirit of reverence. It Is unfortunate that the w o r d . day l: IO P• m Golden teat, Light Is oown for Pa- ReY. _. 11. c..i. ,, ,,. "fear" bas been used so m•n Y lime, In ou r Old Testa- the , and ,........ for a m Sunday School 11•00 1 m menl aa though men should stand In terror ol Go<t - .....,...... 7 the u rqbteoua a. m. Your WallftffB AeOIIC7 · m. pray when all man ls expected to do Is ta stand in respect for pright In heart P,alma 11'1:IL ,;.rahlp NrYice. 7 WYF SUndq ldtool • p. m. 1111d Bible •""'1 every Tua• I -Oldsmobile-Rambler ■ Cadl\l c God meetln . day. � and pralel llffl'lce Mkllltpon Cll- " a.t,t Fred L Gardner Minister , .,.; "'Tm..,. g (Copyright 1961 by the Division of Chrlstlsn Educa- 1 242 W, Main SI. Pomaroy Pomeroy In the Christ Saturday 7' 46 P. m. of Churches the ucl of io N Cou U l a-i, at nal � Plalao on Tappen � e w,acioll ' Bibi 11 - J. P. Miller, School. , , i Pwee..o1a1 - Sunday aabool t pulor , B bi■ llchool U nlied Slates of America.) ...... hour SuPt. Shar:· lhll .__. lach , Don m. a. 10 at Sunday every , a. m.; evange[l,uo ,ervtce, T:e Blb!o 11uc1y with "''. 10,,., 11'!"""1 "'�'.'1'1P· Landon. Supt. : Morning pre,ehlng P. m., w� "-- ol a.. - sermon 'The Loni • Supper 8,30 ,mill July aa foliowl •• II a. m.. N ll■lho4 J. P. Joachim, Prop. -&laday ocboo1 t :IO a. m. !,!oro- Youth -ice., ; 7 , 30 Evening llareb 19, April 18, May 14 Motht cle1nln, and leondrJ ,enlM, drJ Quali y or'1 Day, Jome 11• IE ..,.. Ing _.ip 11:46. 1:Yur- � with Baptimu. . � Tlbbt M In Rev. By aervtee, nit - lrontC ruugh-dry our Try ll Rullancl PhoM SH 2-41 13 .....1c■ 7,45 P. m. llld- pray Fu of Grace and Trulh . Wed- lcea oo AprD 1, April • \ May :111 Morin C!aureh of God 111• 'l'he r of Pasto Mlddlaport Phone WY 2,-2057 and and J ay 7 1 will use for a ten Tbe parabie of the Publican and uno 15. CbrlltiaD Ywlh Fol• lffllc■ w........,. 7,46 P. m. ne,day :llO Pr er mealiQg cm ■t meet 1,30 �Ir lowshfp and Rho pract1ce1 B l!d;y Chi , Celal,,Wa a.■,.1 Cl½l•llw _ lbla lhe the Pharisee. (LU KE 18:9-14). ,lghll. BDIII acbool t,111 a. m. W«Dlp l:4!1 Cllurdl offlcen training •laa Ind and 4th Wedneaday Much Of the Lord's teacbu1g was dlreclfd •&alnat Miu Nancy Loo Cole, pres. - IO ·IO a. m. "" tho IOODlld at Rutlaod. sins of pride and self,rlghteousnes,. The claSI of people . ol Prayor, o. - .....,Joi ,_,..., ... moat auUty of these alns were the Ph1r!Jee1 to whonl and fq!El1b SUadayw. · PIIID!bing &. Heating ID The Couotry o1 Clill■t · l2lurcb - Town. su,,. - R. Cord. pall« - s.,,. Chrllt often addressed His searching , Humb lIn& , 1f, Ll�eolii 2411" Mlddlaporf 9 D yd the a . , in l . ' Blill 11Cboo1 t:111 a. m -Ill d,y ocbool e ,. • m. Ber 8- daJ School t :SO Llo m, JlllD. Ing. He apoke Ibis parable to 111ch U lrlllled ' Middleport Rt. I 2-2550 WY l'hone ' . . · W r 10 others. , L m. p Supt. onltlii !i"'.•imd :� telvu that they were rigbteoll8 and desplied11:so m. ., i. llnl and tldld Supt. llondng _..,.. II : " Efaqollltlc - 7:• p. m. Horman Taylar laJ,ludat, Wei£ Two classes Of persona _ or two eztremea of society s...cia,.. Prayer m p 30 7 ay ne Life. Rev. . � by Sermon Clolll ._... a...i, o1 : •· _ are represented 1'Y the Pharisee and th, Publican. � sd ¥!cu. y 11111, 'edlool ,,so a. m., Wonblp Thunda 1,llO p. m. pr- ( a clau the Pharisees were the moat re1petlable and NIU. l . ' - 10:so a.m.; Youth 11'111 � aod Bible study. Eoerynne a.it-, M- Cliareli. Cor glous peol)le of Cbrlsl'• dav. while on Ille other han<t, repute. Ill Ynur Dodge & Plymouth Deafor lowlbip • p. m. , WonhJp 7 p. m. ...FAlmond Life l'/illot·, !J<mllr pe■lol;: .&lie Publicans . were many ol them men ot Ill . , � �haracters osite fluDday ICboof 1,1111 L m.; Mom- . F I r I I u- _.,..... 10,,., a. m. : aturet, 8cboof 't:IO this parable, then, we have two opp , MlcW,_, Ohle ,up1; .rvr the Pharlleir, orthodoz In creed, ce....,Ol11ou1 In · pracfnl -lip 10,,,. L m. , l!lwnlng -. M� Pastor. Rev. a. m., v(Collllll... Oa Pqe I) • 1� •l(lril J;,O p. ED.; PraJw - Bowan! fllwpell, pulor, Swld-, I p. m. .....,q WIIQI flrll t- - . ""'!.� -� �-� -,� . !," ."'l" =�---.� Sen tin el Church News 11,,,..,_" ...-1. • of,.., snan, .)IOI :!.tes 9:so 1-���=-===-=--- Roa\ _, I "° . - -... • lliat "- ,, ...... .. ........ ..... ........ ,., ···---" E. W ks. �r� ;:'30 s,,.. _._ ,_ ......... -, �,.,.. ......,...,........... Lad Life Bemns With Reverence :. .;:; .:.'�tr .......: -i Y ::.-:i• �,1: ,r' "";°rJ n,.;,.. ,J l�,l FOREMAN and OIOTI I I THE UNITED STEn WORKERS OF AMERICA amre• ...a, • -·�i·S,eSi$iae;;i HOYT'S 50HIO SERVICE �=- =c-=====a" .3ii ·;. uurz FEED STORE KARR and YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES STARK DRUGS I .-. WllllS ANTHONY l!!•ch: 11......., w-. HOME LAUNDRY CO, RllnAND AUTO PARTS th• a. '8ff CITIZENS NATIONAL IANK SERMONETIE . .i:-n- HAffl 11111 RUSCHEL G A R A GE - ,: � · FRANCIS FLORIST I Rack � .. ..lo ,,. I a­ ll ... : I', .. t..• ""• t i. ..:• � I I • ' ! I - R. H. Q)VJ.INGS 111d SONS C•....11 .. - l OHIO VALLEY IADIG CO. STIFFUR RED ANCHOR �'!:....- ....,.. - HEINER'$ BAKERY K. and C. JEWELERS ti.. :- · Mlrl....,.;.. I •• IJelou,. MAX WARD AGENCY •Ev ..., With the hope It u,111, In some naeasure, fester -• I help ,ustaln that u,lale u good lat f•ntllr, 111111 ee■ m1tn ftr, Il le, tltls feature I s "9 t • e ..... I ne,, ffrm• and organlzulon, u,laose ■nae. •ppear '-��;::..�:�'::;111.. a.,,._, . W ILLIAMSO N OI L CO. POMIROY Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, , KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO• BAKER MNITURI. -.-'!!-'!!""'_.,..__...,___________ • I l �....._ I . . . .. . . ... ... . . . - . .. - . . . . .. _ .. . .. . ... , .. ... . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. , • I I �(2 1 1 R!; l l ESTATE _ I F'OR SALE Hot SE 5 moms a nd ;pringheld GARDEN TRACTOR L a th N ire I°"�I ion I l l I o<:u.sl U sed t year. Call WY 2·2040 . THEISS REFRJCE HATJU\I AND IOCIO GALLON Vi ATEH T .\ N K , 2 5:H!I , , S t P onwrnv ! hone \\Y i 8 6tp Apphance ServiCl'. Dumes!il' .1:1nd W I II hat• I I or pub! It Con I .,,·l 3 6 JOt p I Melvin lion ��=��� nob P1d,et1 . Pomeroy 1 :ogt!r Conlar · Commerdal 00 BALES, ALFALFA HAY 200 1-Dalty Sentinel, Pomeroy_-Middleport, 0., April 8, 1961 (20) BUSINES S SERVICE S (20) BUSINESS SERVIC ES ----�- (91 FOR SALE f.()ffi •l D , lh l ,l < i i � Ill 1 rn \.. • • " l 'l i lt' r ' 11JII 111 t l u \l ,,\,lk : wu uu t nwi· �· 1 r.;l llap t 1�l 1 ·1iu1 d1 v. 1) 1 � E\ it. t \\ l·'ln ;•<s,1 a� 1,\ 1 11 1 11� di t tw )\on il:1, ,·.. :., of K.il l l .ucl� lor th,•u Al'RI l' 7 4 11 tic J 28·30\1 34' ·! AC HES NEAH ALFRED. 10 Tht- bs, Racrne. Ohio 1 t11· 1 1 miJled. Emme1t G . Will by the in� follov. · mg met't y FOIi CONSISTE NT DEPENDA BLE RE SUL TS nth m l o ce pa s t un I Thrre will Ix: a l:.u i 1P.� b 1,k•· . Balan tillable A('rt'S POrnE'toY Gol� Course. Wy•Z-6234 Wf' do all work on pn-mi'W8, RATES Evrr}"ont''11 Huppln ! b,ill gunw April 7 at the H 1 ve1 chmr pr..icl U't' c;norl building silt' SJ · 000 00 ' 4-4-Glp .. " ill mt''.' 1 t cezU1 per word. one 1Dsert1on Mlnlmum cbar1,e--60 F'rt't' fhmshmg for tla1wo1 k w11h You arr - no sh1rls lo do view s(·hool al 7 30 p. m Ttw Tht• Wh ite Ho�e Lodge · I, At herton A ULsert.ion1 coosecut1ve three for word per cenll 6 cent&. !mrnly bundl1· Fa-:t Wash and Yo11r 1111:oihi;ind iH I Lady Ho<:kettes · · will play 1 1· 1• r1t•1'l W,•dnPsduv aflrrnoun at 1 30 Special-one mo11th for :."10 centa P.er word SPRING SALE ! Allis-Chalmers . - no crl':J'f's RI :1. Coolville. Ohio Call H II ·m ·"-1 1<lcll<·i>0 rl · f,nishmg. shirt {'.1'1,)t'rl Drv . .stan·hed Just ri2h1. • i'uJ.I rate of t cenu per word will be charii:eo tor ad• "Chesler Hot Sh (•t s" with a men s al tht' Lrli(ion ll "1ew Tractors. Discount flfl('e ;; • Phone !N:l5•24-4:l Bill ltoti• ou1 us� or hill x11111drv l s recem111 .after day• Ro!Jin�on lO th.n 1 w paLd ool wil l be Mrs ' nrusmg if . We are - happy to know we have Refreshme nt !'. II o�.1f'Sst>s ,1�amc followm•.• . D- 14. · D- 17. A l I 0-10 D-12 Coolville. Ohio Errors ln Advertisin g -Should be reported 1mmed11te1,. Mr�. , O, y. Bailt> drive ,'I window !>1·rv i<·(' an .so many s.lltsfied ru!-ium · r: go "- son. M rs lkrm effi» 10 s will be old. Pruc equipment lo go with them. A The Daily SenU11el wiU nol be �11pons1ble lor more than _ _ 3-Z8-tp Hobloson's Llmndry and Dr)'• C L;rpf'nlee and Mrs John K in• Robiosun' 11 L.1 uadry aad Dry one lncorrect lnseruun. the PTA. better buy. William!lon F a r m Cloning WV 2-5428 clranint WY Z-5423 Card of Thank., and Special N otice, of tvents, s 1 .2:i , 1 raid. 1 APRlL to Supply. Rutland, Oh10, Ph Sh- \ Rohi11"011'1 Trl-Lustr� l'lt'alM'rs for 50 word mmimum Each 1ddi11onal word , le. Robinson'! Tri-J.111.lre Cleaners ' ,, APRIL 14 The Daughters of Ruth Class of l . " t-6lr ! :H363. WV ?-Sl:i& -I 1 ,.te l � Ob1tuanea pub.ll:shed at I cent pe, ,rord Jonolhan . Me t!!� Return will l The thodist the Church e �-M United 4 10 6tr I DAY 3 DAYS 6 D A YS I MO. WORDS l HAY ANO STRAW: Turn right al ��- -- ' meet Mondav afternoon at thf' Chapter OAR wilI meet FrLd.i y a1 15 oo, 90c: $ 1 33 $4.!iO ' treated o 6 rooms Any house up house, t . second 7. No Y Kelroy, Rt. POMERO - 5 room frame with Genheirn er home , Mulbe rry Ave., I the home of M rs. Alf red Elber• 20 60< Sl.20 $ 1 . 80 $6.00 for TERIMTES. $50. Any 0 "� $ 1 .50 lO. S2.25 $7.50 25 75c Wy-2-51 Joe f'ield.1, Phone bath, b,1sement < 2 rooms t , coal with Misses A u �usta and Ada fold. The progrnm will be an• I etc. s. o h treated room. lor r ar P . 4-4-6tc furnace heat, lot 50 x 100. Good Genheimer as hoslesS("S. nounced later by Mrs. �amrs Ads received by 10 A II. will be tD tut day'1 paper. $1. INSURED. GUARANTEED. Brewington, program chairman. location. $5.000.00. APRO.. 1 1 1 1 TERMS. This is a SPEClAL, will be ro1 12 RATS KllJ...ED with Star WarPHONE WY 2•2157 ' POMEROY RURAL _ 1 . story The American Legion Auxiliar)' Mrs. Edisori Hobstetter GET ACQUAfNTED PRE-SE/ farin. one pound $LOO, 2\-, lbs. . frame, 5 rooms and bath. gar- No. 263 will m.-et Tuesday, April ! host".!ss. SON offer. anrl Is lim;ted! In I 1.49. Farm Bureau, Sugar Run age with storage room and tool 1 1 at '1:30 at the Ml. M o r I 1 11 Jhe same business nea,ly ,-3 ,r (1) NOTICES r-ll In Th• "•··• '" .. • Chuck� •• h Ha rd Flour .,1 1·11 • E•�r:.uac oo I (9) FOR SAL-c 33. with Baptist Church. Middleport. I 8 century. TOPS . A LL TER - r 65m. Located on Route = :::;;:;;;=c;;; o rna Iot Pr a ware 500. By y e Ualtt-d ell U p , , O Riding Club 1 . acre lot. Cash $4 The Meigs Count TE 00. -� AND ::-:P l!S1 ..:;-cCONTR , GAS. FU EL OIL and .."Oa.l r�;: j RM1TE I C. M rs. O lTE CO i3l l l : 16, 17, i8 : RS 9. 10, ROCKE ITSAN BI-PAR i Saliswill meet Tuesday at the b, Fala. Free tuptctNln. lntur· naces Call !OJ •ree e.slunalH �tory, 1 1 1 � nion\ venue, one F,. . RM - 1 05 acres , on Route 143 . �. 24, 15: 30, 31, ! 4 • I : GTON WPH - Senate · . townsh'1p bu 1' ld1· n• at 7 ·· 30 p I WASHIN bury .. • v)' Nati-■wId• � .-- R. 9orernao ti. Abbott M Id.Jo. room rame ouse w1 at , f h th h b Plumbing & Heating . ' uwport 7• . ·' 3 1 1 30tc Y.'Y 2-2498. 14, 1 5 : ( -4 ) 6, 7, 8; 13. �• -Leader Everett D1rlt• can Repubh . ■- A.. SerY� saa&lOD W l g. ; n barns silo 2-story tile chicken m 2 &- UH.le Po uoy ( 3• S., l8lp I 611 I . M•l St. WITH A GARDENS PLOWED WMf• --=== - - n reported Fri,Iay t� at �e. too, house , 2-ca r' garage. wash house ... Phon• W Y-2-2441 . - ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner a es Grave J y Tractor. R t Reason '•e the JUSJ Joves roekmg chall's, JUlt, LIGAL JitGTICI 2 brooder houses • olher build- S (9•1 MARINE SUPPLIES j ealed bldR wlll be r ece ived by the , one the President rocks in. . ( 00 model ! with throw away pa• 1 ____ --WE WIIJ.. SELL YOUR U S E D able. Call SH2-4070. or contact -_____ . ed I ings. 30 acres CU l1val , 75 Board .,, County Comml�aloner� "' AUCTIONEER per ba�s and all deaning atSkates, Guns, Bows, Goll (lubs, A8 18 IPECIAL8 Ohio . •t 1t1 or�lco; m I .. You get a sense of motion water. Mel¥• county, acres fenced. plenty 1 Elmer Fmlaw. Harrisonville. Ill' h 1 1 r l'hf' pay6 last off cal! or P.iy ' tachments. Write $7 etc. :WeBicycles, 4 1 12tp rj,.'SfJ 61 "- P. IQ6.II without any sense of danger," he 0� 1�:-;;�� d 11.� ��· !!'_"�." : !�\� $IO, OOO.OO. , ' men1s of $6 75 or will discount SI MercvJ" 19 B, P, tsff, 11 rtl , 1961. for one aberlff ' ■ cu or the sa,·d• Sport'• Center , MiddleooT' Pb � · --� -,-'II� � ,0••to..... -�·, llf)ec t" ".'.. · P.... .. Contall!'I ALBERT M. COX , Sale11mao "c• u0,,= for cush , Phoni> WY 2·2204 · ( 2 1 -2l-60tc SPOUTING . ROOF Repa 1·r, Shee 1 · --. .,._ WY-• U R. P. M , f!tt\lr:, ~•11 ..,... I ..,.�.oo our-door ,ecb" bl1clr. In c o I o r F 220 _ V 2 2 W Phonr Ohl 221 Box a . O -- -DRESSED · IHn,hlrt, b11ct., w�LL kylln4u, ,tandard ,.. 4 7 _6tc l , A, C BRAD F RD, R ctlar, �'I I metal Work. The Powers ComMETROPOLn' AN MOTORS , WY 2-3830 up 11,hla, ,,111yl uvhol ,tery , foaru ru bNOTICE TRUCK GHOWEltSEngland (UPl}CHATHAM l, , C TISS BREEDING SERVICE ber front •eat. "hictrlc wlnd1hleld pany, Wy-2-2301. 4-4-30lc ' Tom3t0 Is the water safe you drink! Bnd 6111 IEatl MIDI 8Crffl. P�nneroy UR order 'our Southern 4 7 3te wlper1, wtnd1hleld w11her. tw u wot• Striptease club operator Victor _________ · __ ----II\C, , on its r�ord Of year afler p..... 1JYZ.117t 1J1ht.a ll'llh mounted rHr \l lew mlr• water kill� mil!lons year))'. , Je plants now. Also have S('('d pobottom, Cr�ek 46 FARM, 2081 INSURANCE ror•. 40. ampere low <'Ul•ln 1en.,n1tor , Bames Friday toId a magi'stratt ACRE 5 Th"! . improvement herd year • ,1-20-tfc Softene 5 Water I.est F'Hl 'E. tatoes. Charles R. Jforris, vorl• . ampcre hatte ry. air fi!h,r, a I r he allowed no men without I cal70· �·f-1c1a · I B rf::ed my pto· room house · barn and other cleaner NO. 1 an1 . heater and (l,.1ro1ter. underIron Acid. Sulphur, Gas, Dirt ________ _ 4 S 31C COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. land, Ohio. his club. " school On and u il ldings. u t"O h �a i o ifJ choic bull gr The your P'irt m. Odu R1•move1 Chlorinat• to and t' , tection, Life Au . r ;!d, ��J w�1� ':eti.:;�coe!Y� for th Jar and tie into PoJ o [ RINT or . SALE FOR 0) 1 ( I , -;--�0 i\N S NF.F.[) FEEr> FOR 8EE US route . Electricity and some follow 1111 al ternatr eq u i pmrnt: ors. e1c • al half price. Dome• 1 -�=--cc. -· . with frozen semen. Call " 'lD M ills. Middleport. 'lhle ira11■m111ion, d,.luxe In· . Ca!ltom Grinding. MJddlf'rort or AuLmnallc Timber. On East branch Breakfast n k S R M HOUSE, Su OO oo be i 11hh W 1ter pply c t c and P Call Al rt Parker li,rJor, s. cyllncler motor 2 3 :io tf U Davia • War.er lnsuranee . . Feed Ml • Shade Creek. Ideal f1!hmg and 81d1 tur 1he aJternato equipment I .aU- and bath, built in kitchen. 123 Chester Ohio Correction a Specialty. - · --- needs. Complete protection for all hunting. Three miles south west �e� 0�• 11�:r!ea t:'�����,...,0;1 tu •m h 2W ue. Phone Union Av Y , 1 ', S s ge,s. Con en Cryttal. mate FREE Terms. ect 2 8 Phone • BALDWIN 4 1 30tc of Tuppers Plains. Ohio. Reason- B1d1 ,hall be ,ubmlUed with. a bid Let AAA • Tel. WY 2-2966. ol 8 3tc ! Mrs. R. C. Story 1 1 1 Union Ave. SSJO. 3-28-t2t •W URLITZER od c r 11 I =-c==== --- � I, ��=-ma k• your pl an• re se rv a• Mrs. Helene Lelfheit. to�ni::1t: ��� \t! b•r,J:''u.:i :! --I able. Pom t' roy, 0 Pl;one WY 2-2496. 1 _ Porn ce, 1nd OTHER FAMOUI 1 1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY I Am CONDrl'IONING . REFRIG, ' R. G. PICKE'M' �suran 4 7 3tp a 1her1w, car ln a-. 1. condition, le11 Long Bottom. Ohio. tion, any wheR in U. S. A, 3 11 30t.c dlorltr, 1pec1a1 equtpmenl. T h. e I ---n. eroy Darwi Near ' , ch.r11e BRANDS a. • _____ __ Mrvic J No . ce ack 11 ION servi --or abro•d ' , bid• 1h11l al to Include a tran8'n _bl' . STORE WI ,-------------, 1 100 ft. or more RIVER FRONT- ERAT ...,. -:-S thto � , r SAi 1 FOR u�ua s M t M , I r S o 1 1p�1al all o of bidder 422 S•cond Avenue ,ucceuful the H v j To be sold l o the hig h bidAGE suitable for fishing camp frigeration. New a en Phon• tqulpmtni from u1, 191)9 Ch�vrul,t Gallipol is, o. age room!l and 6 rooms and automobile and 15-23-tl 3 · uae d n the sheriff • �,r j d tudor 1 Se der, 955 Fer one ' " County. Wrltt Box TU 1- 537 ftft In Meil!,I Phon, GI , !;HIV69 bath over store. sacrifice to tha 11utumoblle to be !urnl•htcl Lightning Rod Mutual c-c=�=����� d a n A t t h R H A II tho ,;11cceuful ltldd�r. Thll equip· 8tl8-R, Ml The Daily Sentinel. DON'T PUMP � 'i,OUR Sluggi11h , 3-28-30!: · for $9 500· Moving to Chicaao by S on C om ••••Y·, M'tll 1111: mtnt lncludo tlaall<'r lithl , radio , 111d -- - ' · 4 6 3t E All nta k Get pt P Be JC fl m �� -· . Clifton W V■ •U .U., bracll:eta and aqulpment no'"' ONE SET 12 inch 3 point H i t ch I ond Streets. Mld1Jeport, O., "Factory Train.. '-"le.�hio Val- OUTBOARD MOTOR and boat 1n-C Call Sp· 3 5948 ' ' : -� uffll Clft ■aid 1her1u ·1 cu. . . Septic Tank Cleanf'r, -· ' " n"w l WI on the Blh day of April 1961 --�--1 •,1 OWS P 1 3-l..--w urning up All ti!tt, ,hall 1\ate denv.. ry dalt PHONE 22 piek , l f JACKSON. 0. prole tlon. All rl' sk , ���-- -�� -- for lhc automoune. surance USED 2 • wheel Utility TRAILER. ley Plumbmg, Pomeroy, Ohio. I plow po int � . $55 . 00 . Phone I a t 1 1 o ' clock A . M . Model 14, e 1w, � 3M. coverage. $3.50 per $100 coverHOUSE ANO 1'1 ACRES GROUND 2 p Call WY 2-2219 between 8 a. m. C 4 0 ll< I M�FV Ser.jal Number _ . SH 2-51 1:l. age. Barnes • s·impson u1sur•. hed or un furmshed. On Furnl.9 4 8 3tp --------and 4 p. m. MY FV 195033. This car will __ _ _ _ __ - - Complete line of spring bedding ance Agency, Middleport. Phone Middleport Hill. Contact: Calvin not be sold for less then plants. "Telegraph Servlco." $400 00. (14) FOR RENT 3 25 30tp Lane, Middleport Hill. , 7 6tp WY 1-2003. Francis Florist, Wy 2•2644 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS co. ----------.. ,,.,., _ .,., __ ,.L_ .. __ .J OPTOMETRIST ru"'u:.i" N r uni.u�u•N "'"J •nAR.,...., BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCII Mrs. AUce Dodson attended and Mlddlepo..t, Ohio ·mfw'Dlmed. McMuten, Middle' Aut. then Fire, Middleport. Chester at Agenta, Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on aervices Easter B:, Their Agent, Shumway Greenhouses. port. Pb» WY2-ml. � 1 It E . Grindle y Sr. WY 2-69:ll mobile. 8oods. Pbont WY I, vislled w ith Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy 1-27-11 Wolfe. t I 30tc 2903. - - -- -- - -- ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT 75 sq. yd. used green all wool with bath. Pbona WY 2-3611 • carpeting. $7�.oo. Call WY 2. . l1-l'7-tl• nenmo wY U3It. 5 1 41. c 4 1 &le _-;;- = ==�� HOUSE. 6 ROOMS AND BATH, SING-ER AUTOM ATIC ZIG-Z.i.G -;-c • Cole-st. , Pomeroy. Neu Ma, Sewing Machlnt! In beautiful ■on Bridge Call Haward Cecil. coosole C'ablnet. Makes button• OPEN HOUSE U HO-Ue holes, sews on buttons, and all or WY•a.&24t-OPE N SATURDAY TIL 9 the fant'y detigns without at- EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AND tachmen ts. Will sell lo reapon-aeven room house; One 5 - roo"'1 PRIZES 200 FffE Chassis Lubrication "With Retail Oil sible party fo1 last I t payments apartment. A. N. Bengel, Pb. 8f' sure lu rcgislf'r lo be cli­ o( ·9.35 pc>r month. Phone WY 2. WY 2-3272. 2 S Uc tci blc lo w i n a 11rize - t here Change" As long As Vehicle Remains In 2204· 4 7 fit< ill nothint,: to buy - you may s ROOM FURNISHED HOM& register at the Service Sl;i• Ttdevilion included. InquiN The Original Owner's Possession. 0-1 FRICK SAWMILL. 3 block, l i on or Slorll'. Cliff'■ Shoei Repair. 4 l ate left hand with a 5f" blade. L _ 1951 F.fi FORD TRUCK. Oat bed. GROUND FLOOR apartment. 5 (SI PERSONALS Priced reaflOnable. Contact J. rooms, bath, basement, hard­ AN OLD AGE PENSIONER F. Hoffman, Chester, Ohio. Ph. wood no0r■• Youngstown kitch­ want8 an old age persor1, male 1185.2327. 4 5 6tc en. 1262 Powell St., Mlddleporl. or female, lo shore hi11 home Phone Wy-2-3200, .....,.e K W. Dewt!cll, I l l SINGER SEWING MACHINEwith him, NICE MODERN ' room house. I Ptarl SI . , Middleport, Ohio. ftound bobbin in brand new con• H 3k sole cablnet. Equipped to zig bedroo1111 with hardwood Ooo.., zag and make buttonholes. Pay Large closets. Good ba.aemeat, off last 8 payment, of -8.«J per with g11 furnece. Garage, Should (8) AUTO SALES be seen. H R. Lo.18':, W o I f • month. Phone WY 2-,2204_ '59 BUICK VO, $1995. Lnfuibre 4Drive, Pomeroy. .._ 4-6tp 4 7 Ste door Sedan. Originul black fin­ 4 ROOM HOUSE with bath, ba8'ish likf' nf'w. Dynaflow drive. OA'IB, STRAW. Phone Wl-9-ffll. 4 5 6tp ment, and fenc.!d in back yard. Heally sharp. Bloettnar ' s. Pom- -�-------- 1 Call WY 2-:U. after 4 : 30. f'roy. _____� 4 8 b'tc REGISTERED SPAYED Female 4 5 &le FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 8TH THRU APRIL 30TH, 1 961 - WE OFFER YOU A $75.00 BEmR DEAL ON EnRliRh bulldog. White and 1 ------��--� Good Cleu UNd �•n ­ ALL NEW CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK. brindle. Very gentle. Coming S ROOM FURNISHED APART AU MllhS ud Model, MENT, C1ean. Close-in. Phone five yean old. Reuonable. GorMETROPOLIT�N MOTORS , 4 a stc 2 don H. Caldwel1, Tuppen Plaln1. -8438 -- IEUI Mala 81. Phone WY 2-2898 or CoolvUle Plmeny. Olli■ ( 1 7) WANTED 6673935. "' 4 S ate ----------L� KSWAGON . $1006. 2•door .,.-v o� HUNGRY PEOPLE to b11lp III eat Sedan. One local owner. Nice. Wind�w Bllnds and Shades our DellcJoua Oucken Dinner, Porch Shades, Venetian Blinds _8laettnar ' 11:_P���oy�__4 8 Friday and Saturday. ,uN) a Clo1h Awnlnll:s and Fiberglaaa plat.fl. Sunri• Rutauran,t 234 Frtt Installation 'S'J PONTIAC V8, $1795. 2-door Se­ E. Main St., l'omeroy. Dale Wlppel Supply dan. Owned by local mechanic. 215 Unton Ave. Immaculate. Blaettnar · s. !>um­ R•llaltl• Part, W■ntecl POnlt'roy, Ohio eroy. 4 8 file TD I O'IN • roU\e of do U ,011r­ 4 I SOie "" lubto IHtln, ,nlltt ...llodllftf tut moYlnf It. C. A. and l1lv1n11 (9) FOR SALE SLUGGISH SEPTIC TANK1 Clog. T..Hlllon Md rad.lo WIM• Coqld 11.11 to llll.OD pv moatlt to GRAVELY TRACl'OR8 and Al- ged drains? Get Klean-Em-All a.i ltart. �.. Nlllnl or 1111Uc1un1. We &aclune..._ Nn and ■IWCI. eo.. Septic Tank Cleaner. Landmark ••ml■II ...,..,.... •ltll LHeftHI. C11h tn·.-.stmui. "'IUlnd fro• plete puill ... repAlr lflrrlce. Farm Bureau. Po11M1ro7 4-4-30te 11 ..,..0D to P.ON.00 - for 1n­ onlJ'. R..utr11111..,t,1 t to BarlJlllu Ill ■aetl lr■don ■.rd -------- ---­ O N HOUSE APRll. I al Fulton­ II IPIH lln. wfflllJ. I rsrnenc... law■ mowers. Aall risf!ct •eat- � Ada111u1•• U1111PQrtatlon , Do no, omp,on Tractor Sales. You MUiwer -- Rllb' ,1111Wkd, 11l4 "'· Grant, Tract.r Sale■ ■nd Dodge Dart 2 Dr. Sedan $2,278.00 Dodge lancer ma y win $10. Name our new llnHNQ' lnWN-., ta lolftl' In-. Dodge Lancer • ful IQD'IUII' npeat but••- th11I 8f'nlce, ,1aoae WY l.ff71, � 11 Implement shed. Free reglltra- ll rapklb' Q:Pffldtllll """ uu-ou,i.. 4 br. Station Wagon $2,382.00 18.911 F.al ltaia 8Cl'M!t Pomeny. Two Tone Paint · · - -·······-···· oat 1M eounar,,. Fer personal la­ Uon. Need 2 Do« Sedan __ $2,007.00 nol be pruent to win. '1t.40 _.,..., m :,our en, tnclud• pbonl Heater • DefroateN ____________ J :to SOk 74.4-0 Heater & Defroster■ ___________ _ • ' 8tc numb-ff. lddrsN •nd wrtte to N•• 7.20 Airfoam - Front --- ·--·-------eur, Dldrl.llUIGl'I, P. 0. lloa .... Heater & Defl'Ol!lters _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11.40 7.20 Airfoim Front · . --------·­ 10.70 111,tup Lil!blt ····· -··---··· JlallntU•, Du■olt. USED nrRNffllRE or any n,-d USED SPINET PIANO - Mahog­ 5.0tl Jllrror - Ou18lde Left • • • • • • • . • • 3.11 10.70 Stone Shields -----·------------Ba,kup Ll&hlt · • _ · - - ·· ·-······· llem. See lhe Tradl111 Pod ftnt any rlnbh - Famou■-make, 18.51 Wheel Conrs - - - - - - - ------·---Undercoatlna: _ • • _ • . ••••••••.••.• 12.8!1 _ 6.05 Mirror Outaide Left _________ &o UTe mollf!y. S I Mk' complete with bf!Jnch. Speclally PAPER BOY OR GIRL for 811118.111 Minw - Oulllde Lefl ······-··· 3.6!1 Antifreeze _ _ _ _ _ _ --------·-- - - - - 1511.110 Radio & Antenna - - - ----------·tnl Route DIii' MADI Brldp 12.BI Undercoatl"C -·--------BRAND NEW G. E. Swivel Top priced . Wri1e Wendell'• 7th • 3.65 Antifreeze _ - - - - - - --····---··-47.00 De11llnatlon Chara:e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ uea and towards MlddlepN't. IMl.00 Destination Charge - ------.-----Vacuum Cleaner un wheels. Warren. Marietta, Ohio for deIIO.UO Destin1llon Ch■r&e · ------ ------, .... .., Sticker !'rice • . • • • • • • • • • • $2,149.IS f.-4.ete Apply In per90II lo 1be O..Oy ,_...,,. Stick.,. Prlc. . •• ••••••••. '2.415.GS talls. Beautiful pastel colored. ComF•ctory Sticker Prin _ _ ... ______ _ $2,Stl .!O - -c 257 .6!1 Rawllflil April Dl8<0Unt • . • • • • • • llowllnp April Dlocount ••••• ••• 413.99 ntinel. 4 I tic Pletll! with all attachments . wm l :-:c:ccc=c-===� � � I Se 348.65 Rawlinit, April Di1COunl ····---UTILITY TRAILER. All 81..I --------,ell thh week only lor 13 1 .00. bod y. l40.00_ Ph. SH l,,.ffl6. Rawlings Rawlings Special 1 Terffll JI de1ired. Phone WY 2· Rawlings Special 4 I etc ,..._ 4 7 Ile ===c-=---- 1 Delivered Price _ · $1 ,892.30 Dellvend Price _ $2,071 .06 Delivered Price _ $2,244.65 PUREBRl!:D JERSEY BULL old. call SPOIJTIN(I, 'IOOI' ll"il'AIR, '58 CHEVROLET VB, 1895. Helaire Calf for ,ale. 8 thelt lllltlJ work. "1111 Powen 4 door hard lop lf!dan, Air con- WI 9-32 10. or IN Don Stobut. �. WY MDL I t lie dltlonod. Power ■teerlng and S I lite br1kel. l'owergllde. Blaettnar'1 FRESH COW, ! Guoruoya. 1 - ---"'iiiri Utility Pickup Truck iiiiiiii;;,--AIICIIUNUll Pamen,y. 4 B 8tc ,.y_ John Houdaohell, Mfnm. M._AIIU &ATM ville. lltftdlonal u,hlt 4 1 11 \ ;;;�==;;;----;;--;;,:--:--,:-':I IATlll'ACTIOM GUAIIA.Nff.'Ui AntllNeN WALLPAPER - ExclllaC C1111 • - L 0, Mollof ....rtment o1 pattm11, colon, Dut, Sprtnr, -· I , qualltl... Extra n..1er • De!rottero Shop our ,ample boob today! C,,L Dorl Ene(no Cro,. Hardwat<, I t .. D' IOV WANT UAL ... �....:;.;. di . . . . $2.MUJ "'''"R, new ,,.,.,.,.,.,., -, .._. WD-AD TRA..... IHI CNIY■oLIT - C e ll • I l 'ff hi -6 Dam. Power• with mower, cutu.� t"Ol'll IINa tl00.00 � April Dlltowrt ··-····· . call Dlek -.,■tt . 'ff lral., baiter. planter. New Idea DIIIIUN l.tl4!I a-vu . • t!IH ■ter W. llftll 111111 IJld 1111,pn,ader Ill UIIIL Nn , ltawllnp Special .... ellilll a.Ml'fer. NlMiddleport WY-2-2151 Hollaod l'l'O baler. AD In .... amcfttlon. ,Toe Fteldl, 2.75 Road, Rt. 7, Pbone WY 1-1110. flnllhlna N .., PiPrco. I a .. WY I-IHI, 4 I Sic W ANT AD S 1 i en I � ! "t .,. MUELLER FURNACES I I ARNOLD'S �,,:."� I I 1 :h -- LeaaI N ohce , 1- I I . . I wm °':' s•,•,� ------- MONDAY TllllOUOR nD>AT &:00 ,. 16 I: 30 ,,,,, 7:00 I "- 7:25 '1:30 7; tJO 8: 00 at Kent U. - ' DA I LY C RO S S W O R D 8. Olutlonou■ 1. HJa-h penlOD ( 1lang) G. Bundle 7, 0ld meu­ at IT&Ul ure!l ol. 10. Iroquolana length 12. Hey! 13.0rata - 8. Toward the llh4!ltered It. mye■ ■tde unorou■l y 9. Speedy 16. Island off 8. Jutland lt. 11:lng Gu■tav'• 16. Laqe bird land 18. Place 17. Pa.rt or 19. Mine an inch entl'8.f\CN 19. Forward 21. D,y meuu.-e 20. Pig It. River dam 21. Ba.Nba.11 28. Jl"orelgn club 29. Boy'■ 22. Eaklmo nickname knl!e 80. Barut ln1t.rumient Sl, Ru.die tenderly a. Worker bee 1 M. bbted IT. Warp-yarn 18. Apple ■eed 11. Alu -­ -- HELP WHAT ARE VE GRINNIN' FROM EAR TO �i��T, MV MAN SNUFFY WENT DOWN 10 1H' GENERf\L STORE THI$ MORNIN' AN' GOT ME A ,JOY GIFT, 5AIRY By F RE.l LASSW E L L , ,.,-���'.""".-,r::;--"'.:"""-::--::-:-sc-:--;;---::;,-lT'S NONE OF) , :\._. VORE B\ZNESS , MISS NOS(!! .. - I I .... '° QUJtLY l: lS e,ss 7:00 7:21 T:!t 1:25 l:SO 1:2$ 9: 30 10:00 U:00 U:SO 12:00 12: 15 12:SO 1:25 1:30 1:25 l:SO 3:25 l:SO l:«i 1:00 e:30 Caun!rJ' Top '1'<11 Cauot:ry Top Ta BNIJdac Party - w- -- -ll! ,,oo ,,a Ir AL CAPP Ll'L AINER Btttlde,t; Part, 'Ille World '11lJo l4ordllll8 (-) Btealtlall PlriJ Brealtfall PartJ Dctton'• Top 1w Star Saitllt NOGb N1W1 Manhatlen Melcdlel Plalt,r Party Newa Platter Part, News Platter Puty News Platter Pll'tJ Newa &uodup pi.- P•,t, Sign OIi IIJNDAY T:llS Sip On 7:30 g,,ay u«em1 T:«i Sunday Qiapol .,. -�-11 -- 1:00 Stmoel Boulevard 1:30 Sl&D OIi ....,._, 1:58 Sign On 7:llt uai<al Clock 7:«i 'Die Llfellno 1:00 Ohio Valley NOWI 6:115 Ohio New, 8: IO Spol1I Today 8: 15 World Nen 1:$11 lllllllcal Clock 8:SII Looal NIWI 1:tlD l111aic,d a.et .,. SolqJ • Story Time I:«; - ol Bimini 11:IO 111p klloal Utt Parade 10:111 World 11:00 IIJ&b Sebtto1 HII Pl!D 11:30 Loglliall" Review ' 11:«i World Nowo 11:Sli Walter Moeller U:GO Local Newa 12:05 Noon New■ II; 10 Obie NOWI 12: 1& Va. Farm 12,:10 Bulletill lloanl 12:25 N... O Gnmo 11:SO BlB l'uroll llbow 11:111 World 1:00 BJB Fun11 llbow 1:$0 Army Time 4:00 Dlllllal - DDII 1:SO RoUJac 5:00 Saturu., N- SUmmary 5:15 lllllll!ale 1:00 &maet Boulevard I: 30 Sip Off w, Thi• dou;hnut t>u;ine� of I hopo C:idaon'i 'ii; �ing to town, . what 1� due her. Phvllii. And Judv •har••· -' in it. ,--v---- ' -. ·. a, n,e , , ' ' I ,e mad• ,hes Qettm<J arrangem•nt, I BAKED THIS CAKE F"OP. THI:: CHARITY BAZAAR for him to talk. it all over with Judv. '°" .,.-. L�=�==�=��� I ..RR-. - bu. -• ca.�.�,;,cr;li,oa roitiFLOOR LOORSSAND MmiJNG -iiiAAIID ii_ con u..., : e ,......, ....u ....... -··-········ Dell--' ""- - $1 ' Re H. Rawlings Sons Co. DODGE - DODGE·DART - LANCER - DODGE TRUCKS Mill .&. S.co;,d St. • f.. .I .. - .. I, ..r, ..• .. lit ..d u :nof at,. "" t• ' ta • ,. •• e i-. � l'J, I I I -' ....,., .., .... ,,• I • • .... ... -.. WOW·· · I'M GOING TO BUY THAT · · · I'LL U S E MY SAVINGS r� .. ..., .... 11, Br CHESTER GOUL� DICK TRACY 0- ' .,.tl f I- '" •.. ZSCP'J.1. j l it DOK'l 'THANK �. IT � � WHO W0eKED TWO J08S• MOONU�HTEO FOil VEARBt VOU D!C6J!'IE JMIN PENNY I [W-,1' BUT THt�V­ $£Ve,t 1'HOOSAND DCN.LARSI __,,.�;>---' IWT. JOHNHV � .....,. FIFTY n«:IU6AND I OWED "Ttl � TMAT JUOGIMENT f HOW 010••1 l-10W0 TMli 8000IN aHffR CRal,IO IW P!li 10 Rtl" rr IIAOC9 PoUT1C.VltS ,._ .uxJFi� #0 JLIJQE9 MAKI= 0ilJiiiCJl4b! � "OJ l!iACI( Titl#' FIFN "fH0UliAHD SEiiMEO A 1ililMPLE n4E JIJ6T #C> 9MAR'T DEO!iiltNI I t11MPLe, an. - ,a, mi. rr . Gl&'S l'Vi .llSf HE\l&t CAUGHT ON1'> ,,.. """"' tlF Ul'la ! .. !' I • ' .... ' ., ,.' • it t,. ,• Ir RAEIURN VANIUl'EN, "' � " • I ..• • II L � • •• •• , ,..., IY .. ' :Gf ' ' We Se11·Jhe Best And Service The Rest II bio IYe • _..;.____.;__.;;..._..,■,-"",.-,, ii,; AUii AND SLATS J IA.M > .... . � ;,,• � C?!: l � GASOLINE ALLEY l:SO 'Ille 0Jurdl ., lllo -.At ·oor.. 9:00 t:SO 'Ille Sunday U:«i Wublqtoa lleporlt to Ille Peoplo 12:00 NOCNI N... 12:15 'Ille Seardl 12:!t Ann1 Bour 1:00 Sunday Shtnreut &:IJ Nen 8-iup 1:00 Sunday Sito� C.. 1:ID Sip OIi l:IIO Sporlt 4:55 Muon County Non 5:0D Q)mmnnlty New, &:115 World Newl I: 15 llumoale AH �,n- GCN>JA TH!'<O,; MAH · SELF AWi</ ON .JEST #H 601 .'! HE "'610 eE A eol WHUT ReAu.� HIUDS ,,._!! .-----_,, O L15.lf . M ISS I.JoNA T\JR>jlP IS6TILL �LAet.E� NOi"� - - - r I === -=-=,--=== Dodge Trude DlOO - "-"dY 31. Walch pocket 83. C:IU'den tool, 34. Con• fllcta 35. Below (naut.) 36. Medieval tale ......... .,.toey •of�, F. . • ..,,.. . _ -- ·· · · JUL. l,:;;:;;�:,,;:;� IAllNEY GOOGL E and SNUFFY SMITH ------WJ E H RADIO 29. French .... 6t� I weeu ""'" 11:91) Country Jtoe llOWll 11:«i Farm Tlmo 11:11'1 Mid-Day Dow Jonet AV· erage1 12:00 Noon New1 12: 15 Gt.N' Star 12· so Just For Yau 1:25 N�w, 1 : 30 Ja;at hr You 2, 00 Say lt With Mllllc 3:00 Platter Party 4:30 Local News 4: 33 Plotter Party 6: 4,5 New11 Roundup 6:00 Sundown Sorn.de 6,30 Sign off SATURDAY 5:55 Sign On 8:00 Mel ftloo Sbolr 6 ts Country Top Teo 1: 30 Fann l'1rm -- We Need Good Used Cars To Fill Our Customer's Demands. Your Used Car Is Worth More Now Than Any Other Time. , 23. Rela• u,.. 2::i. Old tlme• ! &T-· chalc ) 26. Slck 27. Cere&I Calling Pl. Pleaoant awar Shop Country Boe Dowa Farm Bureau Sbow 38. Early invader � Mo..i., nr.u,11 rrltlq or Britain 1:58 Sign OD 89. set or boxe■ {Jap. 1: oo Muai<al Clod 40. Chlck'a cry 7:«i The Llfellne 42. Slice 4i. Dance ■tep 1:00 Ohio Valle> Newo 8:05 Ohio NeWI 7 8: 10 S;,orlt Toda, B: 11 World New1 8:20 Musical Clocil 8:55 Commually Newa 9:00 Mualcal Clod< 9:30 Public SerYke Show, t:41 Sbow■n <I Bletsb!C 10:00 Mum County New, 41, Thlnk l&. 10:115 Talk ol 1111 Town 41, -• 10: 5S World Newt of.pout 11:00 Whal'I M., Number 47. Hill (MINI., Wed., FrU (colloq.) 11:00 Talk ol lbl Town 18. Tnttlc (Tues,, tbura.) DOWII' 11:ll Talk of lbl Town 1. Tonoon II: 15 Qiurcb Belli Ring 1Frid117 only I OW'■et 11:40 Social Seeurlt, cooling tTueoday Only! I. Coven 11:45 World N.... ,. -.. alp 1.-.L-.L....L.--L---"' 11:15 Mason Couoly News 12:00 Community New• DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE - Here'• how to work It: 12:00 Noon Ntrwl • ll Y D L B A A X B IO Oblo Non 12: 11 L O N O P IE L L O W 1': 16 Marketo One \e.t.ter 111.mply ■tu.da for another. In thUI ,ample A 1■ u■ed 12:20 Bulletin Boord a.po► letter■, 0'11, Single two etc. the for X e L' tor th., Otret1 , trophl•. the lencth and formation ot �• words are all hints. 12:25 Nowa O Gruno Kach day the oode llltterl are different'.. 12:30 Farm and Rome llottr 12:45 Mr. Mtulc A "'7Pfa..- Quotation 1:55 Local Neq E V B C E M B K 2 : 00 Mr. Muaic K I C M H K J:, F B ' H P 1:00 World -. 11 1' 8 - R F R F L K , P OM & C B S: l:OI Mr. y.....,.. o,,ptoqaole: THll two MUST BEAL THll S,55 Local Newt 8JN; BUT LORD, Bil MERCIFUL TO KE, A P'OOL!-SDL DildaC With Do.. wa. &.IN: r..uam Bndk:ate. 1Dc,> 4: IIO Ro0ma llomt World Rop,rt Makes A Nice Selection To Choose From. See Us Before You Deal. '20) BUSINESS SEIVICES ,- - -· -- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepoI\ 0., April 8, 1961-7 We Now Have 35 New Cars and Trucks In S t o c k -- Which .!!! 10: 16 tMIO II: 16 11:2! UCE AIDE-City oflicials in Kent, Ohio, are conaiderlng police dog aides tor patrolmen walking night beats. Shown here 11 11Fritz," a 3-year-o1d German police dog practicing for the Job. He's the only dog in town who can r;ad parking meters, according lo bis master, Ralph Doherty a student " Thu _...., 9: 30 8M1o:lfu+: Part7 9:00 Momin& !lodltalkma ! I F ree .,_..,_,._,._,...-_..,_,._..,__,---...,,...1 Extm1ded Weltber Pickene Show Sohio New, Report Breald... Part, 6:25 Tho \l'orld CNew11 RAWLINGS NOW OFFERS TO 1961 NEW CAR and TRUCK BUYERS . . . FI ESTA 0n Today - God Country JlllU>Ol'ell Farm Time Country Jamboree Brealdaat Porty a,,. s;gn N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. •• ­ ... ... t WMPO Radio PIANOS Two More Days POMEROY ...,, I I• clauchler !;: I I l and chiklen, Larry Stansbury and dulng tht> Eatlfl wN!kerr� Mr. and r.t:n. Gene Jdfen, Mar M iu ShUey Bethel. Reynoldsburg, Mr. and Mn. Robert Parker and I lie, Lester and M,rco. of Albany, Jerry Stansbury of Columbu11 and I sons have bten gue1ll 9f hi.I Mr. and Mr■. Leiter Cordr•J ol Mr. and Mr1. Robert Turner, lo- 1 grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Ney Athem, Mr . Md Mn. Johnny Dun­ cal, were guests of Mr. trnd M1. I Carpenter. Robert ii with the ham and childttn. Mr. and Mn. Dale Stan.lbury, I U. S. Air Force and la ■talioned Lavern Jordan and tamiJy and M r. and Mn. Alfred Rice arid · at Brunswick, Maine. On Sunday Mr1. Faye Jordan, local. IIOfll of Columbu1 were Sunday Mn. Carpent.ll!r accompanied the Mr. and Mn. Dale Dye were afternoon guest, of her parent■, Parker, to Athena where Lbey caller1 at the borne of their daugbMr. and Mrs. William Culwell. vi.ailed their coutin, Mra. GClldil! I.er, Mrt. Dawn Walker, 1'hurM rs. Ray Woodrum 11pent East- Moore and Mra. Beule Stron1. man. on 'lbur■day. er In Atht!n1 where she visited Mn. Georgia Wile■ ,nd family Mr. and Mn. A. R. C.uter 1pent with Mr. and Mn. Earl &hneider. Medw ay , Omo, apent from 1'bura- Easter In Cbarleoton, w . Va. Mrs. Mallie Lowther was ti guest day until Sunday here with her where they vUlited their ,on.inof her brother and sls�r- in- law, parents , Mr. and Mn. Elsa Mc:· Jaw and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mra. Armaterd Perry, Coma,. and her brother-in-law Cheoter Spencer and Stephen. and 11i11ter. Mr. and M rs. Vit.1.or Mr. and Mn. Francia Queen Perry. and Maude ol McConnelavllle, Frank Sutphin u l'Otlfined to called 11 the home ol her mother, Sheltering Anrui Hospital, 1'.them Mrs. P'aye, Jordan , on Sunday , for observation and treatment. Mr. and Mn. T. M. Galawa)' Mr, and Mro. Reed Jeffen and ,pent i:ater with their Jfrand­ Rtchard entortabled member■ ol ond wnlly , Mr. and the family on Sunday emilnll with Mn. Jame■ Pott)' and family of a turkey ■upper, Att,ndlnJ Wffll Albany, Ohio, r 1 '· II · · , . r. and Mrs. Audrey Morris of bama were Monday callers at home of Mr. and Mr1. Ney rpenter. Mr. 1md Mrs. Carl RoH and lldren ol Albany and Mr. and ro. Re x Cheadle, local, apenl aster wlth their pare11t8 . M r . and trs. William Cheadle. Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Turner v&lt,, "-',lllf,t I =·-- �ws Events I •· •I ).(ER P.A,PA "4A6 WOE: UP M!S MIND. WE CAN'-OT � AGAINST HIS Wl$HES . I ly BRANNEII MISS 'MNkl.E ! LOQIC_ 'TH!. TIME ! PA� Yv'1LL elE HOME ANY MINUTI/ .- . -. •"• • • ' I I • I I I I r �....._ I . . . .. . . ... ... . . . - . .. - . . . . .. _ .. . .. . ... , .. ... . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. , • I I �(2 1 1 R!; l l ESTATE _ I F'OR SALE Hot SE 5 moms a nd ;pringheld GARDEN TRACTOR L a th N ire I°"�I ion I l l I o<:u.sl U sed t year. Call WY 2·2040 . THEISS REFRJCE HATJU\I AND IOCIO GALLON Vi ATEH T .\ N K , 2 5:H!I , , S t P onwrnv ! hone \\Y i 8 6tp Apphance ServiCl'. Dumes!il' .1:1nd W I II hat• I I or pub! It Con I .,,·l 3 6 JOt p I Melvin lion ��=��� nob P1d,et1 . Pomeroy 1 :ogt!r Conlar · Commerdal 00 BALES, ALFALFA HAY 200 1-Dalty Sentinel, Pomeroy_-Middleport, 0., April 8, 1961 (20) BUSINES S SERVICE S (20) BUSINESS SERVIC ES ----�- (91 FOR SALE f.()ffi •l D , lh l ,l < i i � Ill 1 rn \.. • • " l 'l i lt' r ' 11JII 111 t l u \l ,,\,lk : wu uu t nwi· �· 1 r.;l llap t 1�l 1 ·1iu1 d1 v. 1) 1 � E\ it. t \\ l·'ln ;•<s,1 a� 1,\ 1 11 1 11� di t tw )\on il:1, ,·.. :., of K.il l l .ucl� lor th,•u Al'RI l' 7 4 11 tic J 28·30\1 34' ·! AC HES NEAH ALFRED. 10 Tht- bs, Racrne. Ohio 1 t11· 1 1 miJled. Emme1t G . Will by the in� follov. · mg met't y FOIi CONSISTE NT DEPENDA BLE RE SUL TS nth m l o ce pa s t un I Thrre will Ix: a l:.u i 1P.� b 1,k•· . Balan tillable A('rt'S POrnE'toY Gol� Course. Wy•Z-6234 Wf' do all work on pn-mi'W8, RATES Evrr}"ont''11 Huppln ! b,ill gunw April 7 at the H 1 ve1 chmr pr..icl U't' c;norl building silt' SJ · 000 00 ' 4-4-Glp .. " ill mt''.' 1 t cezU1 per word. one 1Dsert1on Mlnlmum cbar1,e--60 F'rt't' fhmshmg for tla1wo1 k w11h You arr - no sh1rls lo do view s(·hool al 7 30 p. m Ttw Tht• Wh ite Ho�e Lodge · I, At herton A ULsert.ion1 coosecut1ve three for word per cenll 6 cent&. !mrnly bundl1· Fa-:t Wash and Yo11r 1111:oihi;ind iH I Lady Ho<:kettes · · will play 1 1· 1• r1t•1'l W,•dnPsduv aflrrnoun at 1 30 Special-one mo11th for :."10 centa P.er word SPRING SALE ! Allis-Chalmers . - no crl':J'f's RI :1. Coolville. Ohio Call H II ·m ·"-1 1<lcll<·i>0 rl · f,nishmg. shirt {'.1'1,)t'rl Drv . .stan·hed Just ri2h1. • i'uJ.I rate of t cenu per word will be charii:eo tor ad• "Chesler Hot Sh (•t s" with a men s al tht' Lrli(ion ll "1ew Tractors. Discount flfl('e ;; • Phone !N:l5•24-4:l Bill ltoti• ou1 us� or hill x11111drv l s recem111 .after day• Ro!Jin�on lO th.n 1 w paLd ool wil l be Mrs ' nrusmg if . We are - happy to know we have Refreshme nt !'. II o�.1f'Sst>s ,1�amc followm•.• . D- 14. · D- 17. A l I 0-10 D-12 Coolville. Ohio Errors ln Advertisin g -Should be reported 1mmed11te1,. Mr�. , O, y. Bailt> drive ,'I window !>1·rv i<·(' an .so many s.lltsfied ru!-ium · r: go "- son. M rs lkrm effi» 10 s will be old. Pruc equipment lo go with them. A The Daily SenU11el wiU nol be �11pons1ble lor more than _ _ 3-Z8-tp Hobloson's Llmndry and Dr)'• C L;rpf'nlee and Mrs John K in• Robiosun' 11 L.1 uadry aad Dry one lncorrect lnseruun. the PTA. better buy. William!lon F a r m Cloning WV 2-5428 clranint WY Z-5423 Card of Thank., and Special N otice, of tvents, s 1 .2:i , 1 raid. 1 APRlL to Supply. Rutland, Oh10, Ph Sh- \ Rohi11"011'1 Trl-Lustr� l'lt'alM'rs for 50 word mmimum Each 1ddi11onal word , le. Robinson'! Tri-J.111.lre Cleaners ' ,, APRIL 14 The Daughters of Ruth Class of l . " t-6lr ! :H363. WV ?-Sl:i& -I 1 ,.te l � Ob1tuanea pub.ll:shed at I cent pe, ,rord Jonolhan . Me t!!� Return will l The thodist the Church e �-M United 4 10 6tr I DAY 3 DAYS 6 D A YS I MO. WORDS l HAY ANO STRAW: Turn right al ��- -- ' meet Mondav afternoon at thf' Chapter OAR wilI meet FrLd.i y a1 15 oo, 90c: $ 1 33 $4.!iO ' treated o 6 rooms Any house up house, t . second 7. No Y Kelroy, Rt. POMERO - 5 room frame with Genheirn er home , Mulbe rry Ave., I the home of M rs. Alf red Elber• 20 60< Sl.20 $ 1 . 80 $6.00 for TERIMTES. $50. Any 0 "� $ 1 .50 lO. S2.25 $7.50 25 75c Wy-2-51 Joe f'ield.1, Phone bath, b,1sement < 2 rooms t , coal with Misses A u �usta and Ada fold. The progrnm will be an• I etc. s. o h treated room. lor r ar P . 4-4-6tc furnace heat, lot 50 x 100. Good Genheimer as hoslesS("S. nounced later by Mrs. �amrs Ads received by 10 A II. will be tD tut day'1 paper. $1. INSURED. GUARANTEED. Brewington, program chairman. location. $5.000.00. APRO.. 1 1 1 1 TERMS. This is a SPEClAL, will be ro1 12 RATS KllJ...ED with Star WarPHONE WY 2•2157 ' POMEROY RURAL _ 1 . story The American Legion Auxiliar)' Mrs. Edisori Hobstetter GET ACQUAfNTED PRE-SE/ farin. one pound $LOO, 2\-, lbs. . frame, 5 rooms and bath. gar- No. 263 will m.-et Tuesday, April ! host".!ss. SON offer. anrl Is lim;ted! In I 1.49. Farm Bureau, Sugar Run age with storage room and tool 1 1 at '1:30 at the Ml. M o r I 1 11 Jhe same business nea,ly ,-3 ,r (1) NOTICES r-ll In Th• "•··• '" .. • Chuck� •• h Ha rd Flour .,1 1·11 • E•�r:.uac oo I (9) FOR SAL-c 33. with Baptist Church. Middleport. I 8 century. TOPS . A LL TER - r 65m. Located on Route = :::;;:;;;=c;;; o rna Iot Pr a ware 500. By y e Ualtt-d ell U p , , O Riding Club 1 . acre lot. Cash $4 The Meigs Count TE 00. -� AND ::-:P l!S1 ..:;-cCONTR , GAS. FU EL OIL and .."Oa.l r�;: j RM1TE I C. M rs. O lTE CO i3l l l : 16, 17, i8 : RS 9. 10, ROCKE ITSAN BI-PAR i Saliswill meet Tuesday at the b, Fala. Free tuptctNln. lntur· naces Call !OJ •ree e.slunalH �tory, 1 1 1 � nion\ venue, one F,. . RM - 1 05 acres , on Route 143 . �. 24, 15: 30, 31, ! 4 • I : GTON WPH - Senate · . townsh'1p bu 1' ld1· n• at 7 ·· 30 p I WASHIN bury .. • v)' Nati-■wId• � .-- R. 9orernao ti. Abbott M Id.Jo. room rame ouse w1 at , f h th h b Plumbing & Heating . ' uwport 7• . ·' 3 1 1 30tc Y.'Y 2-2498. 14, 1 5 : ( -4 ) 6, 7, 8; 13. �• -Leader Everett D1rlt• can Repubh . ■- A.. SerY� saa&lOD W l g. ; n barns silo 2-story tile chicken m 2 &- UH.le Po uoy ( 3• S., l8lp I 611 I . M•l St. WITH A GARDENS PLOWED WMf• --=== - - n reported Fri,Iay t� at �e. too, house , 2-ca r' garage. wash house ... Phon• W Y-2-2441 . - ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner a es Grave J y Tractor. R t Reason '•e the JUSJ Joves roekmg chall's, JUlt, LIGAL JitGTICI 2 brooder houses • olher build- S (9•1 MARINE SUPPLIES j ealed bldR wlll be r ece ived by the , one the President rocks in. . ( 00 model ! with throw away pa• 1 ____ --WE WIIJ.. SELL YOUR U S E D able. Call SH2-4070. or contact -_____ . ed I ings. 30 acres CU l1val , 75 Board .,, County Comml�aloner� "' AUCTIONEER per ba�s and all deaning atSkates, Guns, Bows, Goll (lubs, A8 18 IPECIAL8 Ohio . •t 1t1 or�lco; m I .. You get a sense of motion water. Mel¥• county, acres fenced. plenty 1 Elmer Fmlaw. Harrisonville. Ill' h 1 1 r l'hf' pay6 last off cal! or P.iy ' tachments. Write $7 etc. :WeBicycles, 4 1 12tp rj,.'SfJ 61 "- P. IQ6.II without any sense of danger," he 0� 1�:-;;�� d 11.� ��· !!'_"�." : !�\� $IO, OOO.OO. , ' men1s of $6 75 or will discount SI MercvJ" 19 B, P, tsff, 11 rtl , 1961. for one aberlff ' ■ cu or the sa,·d• Sport'• Center , MiddleooT' Pb � · --� -,-'II� � ,0••to..... -�·, llf)ec t" ".'.. · P.... .. Contall!'I ALBERT M. COX , Sale11mao "c• u0,,= for cush , Phoni> WY 2·2204 · ( 2 1 -2l-60tc SPOUTING . ROOF Repa 1·r, Shee 1 · --. .,._ WY-• U R. P. M , f!tt\lr:, ~•11 ..,... I ..,.�.oo our-door ,ecb" bl1clr. In c o I o r F 220 _ V 2 2 W Phonr Ohl 221 Box a . O -- -DRESSED · IHn,hlrt, b11ct., w�LL kylln4u, ,tandard ,.. 4 7 _6tc l , A, C BRAD F RD, R ctlar, �'I I metal Work. The Powers ComMETROPOLn' AN MOTORS , WY 2-3830 up 11,hla, ,,111yl uvhol ,tery , foaru ru bNOTICE TRUCK GHOWEltSEngland (UPl}CHATHAM l, , C TISS BREEDING SERVICE ber front •eat. "hictrlc wlnd1hleld pany, Wy-2-2301. 4-4-30lc ' Tom3t0 Is the water safe you drink! Bnd 6111 IEatl MIDI 8Crffl. P�nneroy UR order 'our Southern 4 7 3te wlper1, wtnd1hleld w11her. tw u wot• Striptease club operator Victor _________ · __ ----II\C, , on its r�ord Of year afler p..... 1JYZ.117t 1J1ht.a ll'llh mounted rHr \l lew mlr• water kill� mil!lons year))'. , Je plants now. Also have S('('d pobottom, Cr�ek 46 FARM, 2081 INSURANCE ror•. 40. ampere low <'Ul•ln 1en.,n1tor , Bames Friday toId a magi'stratt ACRE 5 Th"! . improvement herd year • ,1-20-tfc Softene 5 Water I.est F'Hl 'E. tatoes. Charles R. Jforris, vorl• . ampcre hatte ry. air fi!h,r, a I r he allowed no men without I cal70· �·f-1c1a · I B rf::ed my pto· room house · barn and other cleaner NO. 1 an1 . heater and (l,.1ro1ter. underIron Acid. Sulphur, Gas, Dirt ________ _ 4 S 31C COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. land, Ohio. his club. " school On and u il ldings. u t"O h �a i o ifJ choic bull gr The your P'irt m. Odu R1•move1 Chlorinat• to and t' , tection, Life Au . r ;!d, ��J w�1� ':eti.:;�coe!Y� for th Jar and tie into PoJ o [ RINT or . SALE FOR 0) 1 ( I , -;--�0 i\N S NF.F.[) FEEr> FOR 8EE US route . Electricity and some follow 1111 al ternatr eq u i pmrnt: ors. e1c • al half price. Dome• 1 -�=--cc. -· . with frozen semen. Call " 'lD M ills. Middleport. 'lhle ira11■m111ion, d,.luxe In· . Ca!ltom Grinding. MJddlf'rort or AuLmnallc Timber. On East branch Breakfast n k S R M HOUSE, Su OO oo be i 11hh W 1ter pply c t c and P Call Al rt Parker li,rJor, s. cyllncler motor 2 3 :io tf U Davia • War.er lnsuranee . . Feed Ml • Shade Creek. Ideal f1!hmg and 81d1 tur 1he aJternato equipment I .aU- and bath, built in kitchen. 123 Chester Ohio Correction a Specialty. - · --- needs. Complete protection for all hunting. Three miles south west �e� 0�• 11�:r!ea t:'�����,...,0;1 tu •m h 2W ue. Phone Union Av Y , 1 ', S s ge,s. Con en Cryttal. mate FREE Terms. ect 2 8 Phone • BALDWIN 4 1 30tc of Tuppers Plains. Ohio. Reason- B1d1 ,hall be ,ubmlUed with. a bid Let AAA • Tel. WY 2-2966. ol 8 3tc ! Mrs. R. C. Story 1 1 1 Union Ave. SSJO. 3-28-t2t •W URLITZER od c r 11 I =-c==== --- � I, ��=-ma k• your pl an• re se rv a• Mrs. Helene Lelfheit. to�ni::1t: ��� \t! b•r,J:''u.:i :! --I able. Pom t' roy, 0 Pl;one WY 2-2496. 1 _ Porn ce, 1nd OTHER FAMOUI 1 1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY I Am CONDrl'IONING . REFRIG, ' R. G. PICKE'M' �suran 4 7 3tp a 1her1w, car ln a-. 1. condition, le11 Long Bottom. Ohio. tion, any wheR in U. S. A, 3 11 30t.c dlorltr, 1pec1a1 equtpmenl. T h. e I ---n. eroy Darwi Near ' , ch.r11e BRANDS a. • _____ __ Mrvic J No . ce ack 11 ION servi --or abro•d ' , bid• 1h11l al to Include a tran8'n _bl' . STORE WI ,-------------, 1 100 ft. or more RIVER FRONT- ERAT ...,. -:-S thto � , r SAi 1 FOR u�ua s M t M , I r S o 1 1p�1al all o of bidder 422 S•cond Avenue ,ucceuful the H v j To be sold l o the hig h bidAGE suitable for fishing camp frigeration. New a en Phon• tqulpmtni from u1, 191)9 Ch�vrul,t Gallipol is, o. age room!l and 6 rooms and automobile and 15-23-tl 3 · uae d n the sheriff • �,r j d tudor 1 Se der, 955 Fer one ' " County. Wrltt Box TU 1- 537 ftft In Meil!,I Phon, GI , !;HIV69 bath over store. sacrifice to tha 11utumoblle to be !urnl•htcl Lightning Rod Mutual c-c=�=����� d a n A t t h R H A II tho ,;11cceuful ltldd�r. Thll equip· 8tl8-R, Ml The Daily Sentinel. DON'T PUMP � 'i,OUR Sluggi11h , 3-28-30!: · for $9 500· Moving to Chicaao by S on C om ••••Y·, M'tll 1111: mtnt lncludo tlaall<'r lithl , radio , 111d -- - ' · 4 6 3t E All nta k Get pt P Be JC fl m �� -· . Clifton W V■ •U .U., bracll:eta and aqulpment no'"' ONE SET 12 inch 3 point H i t ch I ond Streets. Mld1Jeport, O., "Factory Train.. '-"le.�hio Val- OUTBOARD MOTOR and boat 1n-C Call Sp· 3 5948 ' ' : -� uffll Clft ■aid 1her1u ·1 cu. . . Septic Tank Cleanf'r, -· ' " n"w l WI on the Blh day of April 1961 --�--1 •,1 OWS P 1 3-l..--w urning up All ti!tt, ,hall 1\ate denv.. ry dalt PHONE 22 piek , l f JACKSON. 0. prole tlon. All rl' sk , ���-- -�� -- for lhc automoune. surance USED 2 • wheel Utility TRAILER. ley Plumbmg, Pomeroy, Ohio. I plow po int � . $55 . 00 . Phone I a t 1 1 o ' clock A . M . Model 14, e 1w, � 3M. coverage. $3.50 per $100 coverHOUSE ANO 1'1 ACRES GROUND 2 p Call WY 2-2219 between 8 a. m. C 4 0 ll< I M�FV Ser.jal Number _ . SH 2-51 1:l. age. Barnes • s·impson u1sur•. hed or un furmshed. On Furnl.9 4 8 3tp --------and 4 p. m. MY FV 195033. This car will __ _ _ _ __ - - Complete line of spring bedding ance Agency, Middleport. Phone Middleport Hill. Contact: Calvin not be sold for less then plants. "Telegraph Servlco." $400 00. (14) FOR RENT 3 25 30tp Lane, Middleport Hill. , 7 6tp WY 1-2003. Francis Florist, Wy 2•2644 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS co. ----------.. ,,.,., _ .,., __ ,.L_ .. __ .J OPTOMETRIST ru"'u:.i" N r uni.u�u•N "'"J •nAR.,...., BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCII Mrs. AUce Dodson attended and Mlddlepo..t, Ohio ·mfw'Dlmed. McMuten, Middle' Aut. then Fire, Middleport. Chester at Agenta, Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on aervices Easter B:, Their Agent, Shumway Greenhouses. port. Pb» WY2-ml. � 1 It E . Grindle y Sr. WY 2-69:ll mobile. 8oods. Pbont WY I, vislled w ith Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy 1-27-11 Wolfe. t I 30tc 2903. - - -- -- - -- ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT 75 sq. yd. used green all wool with bath. Pbona WY 2-3611 • carpeting. $7�.oo. Call WY 2. . l1-l'7-tl• nenmo wY U3It. 5 1 41. c 4 1 &le _-;;- = ==�� HOUSE. 6 ROOMS AND BATH, SING-ER AUTOM ATIC ZIG-Z.i.G -;-c • Cole-st. , Pomeroy. Neu Ma, Sewing Machlnt! In beautiful ■on Bridge Call Haward Cecil. coosole C'ablnet. Makes button• OPEN HOUSE U HO-Ue holes, sews on buttons, and all or WY•a.&24t-OPE N SATURDAY TIL 9 the fant'y detigns without at- EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AND tachmen ts. Will sell lo reapon-aeven room house; One 5 - roo"'1 PRIZES 200 FffE Chassis Lubrication "With Retail Oil sible party fo1 last I t payments apartment. A. N. Bengel, Pb. 8f' sure lu rcgislf'r lo be cli­ o( ·9.35 pc>r month. Phone WY 2. WY 2-3272. 2 S Uc tci blc lo w i n a 11rize - t here Change" As long As Vehicle Remains In 2204· 4 7 fit< ill nothint,: to buy - you may s ROOM FURNISHED HOM& register at the Service Sl;i• Ttdevilion included. InquiN The Original Owner's Possession. 0-1 FRICK SAWMILL. 3 block, l i on or Slorll'. Cliff'■ Shoei Repair. 4 l ate left hand with a 5f" blade. L _ 1951 F.fi FORD TRUCK. Oat bed. GROUND FLOOR apartment. 5 (SI PERSONALS Priced reaflOnable. Contact J. rooms, bath, basement, hard­ AN OLD AGE PENSIONER F. Hoffman, Chester, Ohio. Ph. wood no0r■• Youngstown kitch­ want8 an old age persor1, male 1185.2327. 4 5 6tc en. 1262 Powell St., Mlddleporl. or female, lo shore hi11 home Phone Wy-2-3200, .....,.e K W. Dewt!cll, I l l SINGER SEWING MACHINEwith him, NICE MODERN ' room house. I Ptarl SI . , Middleport, Ohio. ftound bobbin in brand new con• H 3k sole cablnet. Equipped to zig bedroo1111 with hardwood Ooo.., zag and make buttonholes. Pay Large closets. Good ba.aemeat, off last 8 payment, of -8.«J per with g11 furnece. Garage, Should (8) AUTO SALES be seen. H R. Lo.18':, W o I f • month. Phone WY 2-,2204_ '59 BUICK VO, $1995. Lnfuibre 4Drive, Pomeroy. .._ 4-6tp 4 7 Ste door Sedan. Originul black fin­ 4 ROOM HOUSE with bath, ba8'ish likf' nf'w. Dynaflow drive. OA'IB, STRAW. Phone Wl-9-ffll. 4 5 6tp ment, and fenc.!d in back yard. Heally sharp. Bloettnar ' s. Pom- -�-------- 1 Call WY 2-:U. after 4 : 30. f'roy. _____� 4 8 b'tc REGISTERED SPAYED Female 4 5 &le FOR THE PERIOD APRIL 8TH THRU APRIL 30TH, 1 961 - WE OFFER YOU A $75.00 BEmR DEAL ON EnRliRh bulldog. White and 1 ------��--� Good Cleu UNd �•n ­ ALL NEW CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK. brindle. Very gentle. Coming S ROOM FURNISHED APART AU MllhS ud Model, MENT, C1ean. Close-in. Phone five yean old. Reuonable. GorMETROPOLIT�N MOTORS , 4 a stc 2 don H. Caldwel1, Tuppen Plaln1. -8438 -- IEUI Mala 81. Phone WY 2-2898 or CoolvUle Plmeny. Olli■ ( 1 7) WANTED 6673935. "' 4 S ate ----------L� KSWAGON . $1006. 2•door .,.-v o� HUNGRY PEOPLE to b11lp III eat Sedan. One local owner. Nice. Wind�w Bllnds and Shades our DellcJoua Oucken Dinner, Porch Shades, Venetian Blinds _8laettnar ' 11:_P���oy�__4 8 Friday and Saturday. ,uN) a Clo1h Awnlnll:s and Fiberglaaa plat.fl. Sunri• Rutauran,t 234 Frtt Installation 'S'J PONTIAC V8, $1795. 2-door Se­ E. Main St., l'omeroy. Dale Wlppel Supply dan. Owned by local mechanic. 215 Unton Ave. Immaculate. Blaettnar · s. !>um­ R•llaltl• Part, W■ntecl POnlt'roy, Ohio eroy. 4 8 file TD I O'IN • roU\e of do U ,011r­ 4 I SOie "" lubto IHtln, ,nlltt ...llodllftf tut moYlnf It. C. A. and l1lv1n11 (9) FOR SALE SLUGGISH SEPTIC TANK1 Clog. T..Hlllon Md rad.lo WIM• Coqld 11.11 to llll.OD pv moatlt to GRAVELY TRACl'OR8 and Al- ged drains? Get Klean-Em-All a.i ltart. �.. Nlllnl or 1111Uc1un1. We &aclune..._ Nn and ■IWCI. eo.. Septic Tank Cleaner. Landmark ••ml■II ...,..,.... •ltll LHeftHI. C11h tn·.-.stmui. "'IUlnd fro• plete puill ... repAlr lflrrlce. Farm Bureau. Po11M1ro7 4-4-30te 11 ..,..0D to P.ON.00 - for 1n­ onlJ'. R..utr11111..,t,1 t to BarlJlllu Ill ■aetl lr■don ■.rd -------- ---­ O N HOUSE APRll. I al Fulton­ II IPIH lln. wfflllJ. I rsrnenc... law■ mowers. Aall risf!ct •eat- � Ada111u1•• U1111PQrtatlon , Do no, omp,on Tractor Sales. You MUiwer -- Rllb' ,1111Wkd, 11l4 "'· Grant, Tract.r Sale■ ■nd Dodge Dart 2 Dr. Sedan $2,278.00 Dodge lancer ma y win $10. Name our new llnHNQ' lnWN-., ta lolftl' In-. Dodge Lancer • ful IQD'IUII' npeat but••- th11I 8f'nlce, ,1aoae WY l.ff71, � 11 Implement shed. Free reglltra- ll rapklb' Q:Pffldtllll """ uu-ou,i.. 4 br. Station Wagon $2,382.00 18.911 F.al ltaia 8Cl'M!t Pomeny. Two Tone Paint · · - -·······-···· oat 1M eounar,,. Fer personal la­ Uon. Need 2 Do« Sedan __ $2,007.00 nol be pruent to win. '1t.40 _.,..., m :,our en, tnclud• pbonl Heater • DefroateN ____________ J :to SOk 74.4-0 Heater & Defroster■ ___________ _ • ' 8tc numb-ff. lddrsN •nd wrtte to N•• 7.20 Airfoam - Front --- ·--·-------eur, Dldrl.llUIGl'I, P. 0. lloa .... Heater & Defl'Ol!lters _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11.40 7.20 Airfoim Front · . --------·­ 10.70 111,tup Lil!blt ····· -··---··· JlallntU•, Du■olt. USED nrRNffllRE or any n,-d USED SPINET PIANO - Mahog­ 5.0tl Jllrror - Ou18lde Left • • • • • • • . • • 3.11 10.70 Stone Shields -----·------------Ba,kup Ll&hlt · • _ · - - ·· ·-······· llem. See lhe Tradl111 Pod ftnt any rlnbh - Famou■-make, 18.51 Wheel Conrs - - - - - - - ------·---Undercoatlna: _ • • _ • . ••••••••.••.• 12.8!1 _ 6.05 Mirror Outaide Left _________ &o UTe mollf!y. S I Mk' complete with bf!Jnch. Speclally PAPER BOY OR GIRL for 811118.111 Minw - Oulllde Lefl ······-··· 3.6!1 Antifreeze _ _ _ _ _ _ --------·-- - - - - 1511.110 Radio & Antenna - - - ----------·tnl Route DIii' MADI Brldp 12.BI Undercoatl"C -·--------BRAND NEW G. E. Swivel Top priced . Wri1e Wendell'• 7th • 3.65 Antifreeze _ - - - - - - --····---··-47.00 De11llnatlon Chara:e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ uea and towards MlddlepN't. IMl.00 Destination Charge - ------.-----Vacuum Cleaner un wheels. Warren. Marietta, Ohio for deIIO.UO Destin1llon Ch■r&e · ------ ------, .... .., Sticker !'rice • . • • • • • • • • • • $2,149.IS f.-4.ete Apply In per90II lo 1be O..Oy ,_...,,. Stick.,. Prlc. . •• ••••••••. '2.415.GS talls. Beautiful pastel colored. ComF•ctory Sticker Prin _ _ ... ______ _ $2,Stl .!O - -c 257 .6!1 Rawllflil April Dl8<0Unt • . • • • • • • llowllnp April Dlocount ••••• ••• 413.99 ntinel. 4 I tic Pletll! with all attachments . wm l :-:c:ccc=c-===� � � I Se 348.65 Rawlinit, April Di1COunl ····---UTILITY TRAILER. All 81..I --------,ell thh week only lor 13 1 .00. bod y. l40.00_ Ph. SH l,,.ffl6. Rawlings Rawlings Special 1 Terffll JI de1ired. Phone WY 2· Rawlings Special 4 I etc ,..._ 4 7 Ile ===c-=---- 1 Delivered Price _ · $1 ,892.30 Dellvend Price _ $2,071 .06 Delivered Price _ $2,244.65 PUREBRl!:D JERSEY BULL old. call SPOIJTIN(I, 'IOOI' ll"il'AIR, '58 CHEVROLET VB, 1895. Helaire Calf for ,ale. 8 thelt lllltlJ work. "1111 Powen 4 door hard lop lf!dan, Air con- WI 9-32 10. or IN Don Stobut. �. WY MDL I t lie dltlonod. Power ■teerlng and S I lite br1kel. l'owergllde. Blaettnar'1 FRESH COW, ! Guoruoya. 1 - ---"'iiiri Utility Pickup Truck iiiiiiii;;,--AIICIIUNUll Pamen,y. 4 B 8tc ,.y_ John Houdaohell, Mfnm. M._AIIU &ATM ville. lltftdlonal u,hlt 4 1 11 \ ;;;�==;;;----;;--;;,:--:--,:-':I IATlll'ACTIOM GUAIIA.Nff.'Ui AntllNeN WALLPAPER - ExclllaC C1111 • - L 0, Mollof ....rtment o1 pattm11, colon, Dut, Sprtnr, -· I , qualltl... Extra n..1er • De!rottero Shop our ,ample boob today! C,,L Dorl Ene(no Cro,. Hardwat<, I t .. D' IOV WANT UAL ... �....:;.;. di . . . . $2.MUJ "'''"R, new ,,.,.,.,.,.,., -, .._. WD-AD TRA..... IHI CNIY■oLIT - C e ll • I l 'ff hi -6 Dam. Power• with mower, cutu.� t"Ol'll IINa tl00.00 � April Dlltowrt ··-····· . call Dlek -.,■tt . 'ff lral., baiter. planter. New Idea DIIIIUN l.tl4!I a-vu . • t!IH ■ter W. llftll 111111 IJld 1111,pn,ader Ill UIIIL Nn , ltawllnp Special .... ellilll a.Ml'fer. NlMiddleport WY-2-2151 Hollaod l'l'O baler. AD In .... amcfttlon. ,Toe Fteldl, 2.75 Road, Rt. 7, Pbone WY 1-1110. flnllhlna N .., PiPrco. I a .. WY I-IHI, 4 I Sic W ANT AD S 1 i en I � ! "t .,. MUELLER FURNACES I I ARNOLD'S �,,:."� I I 1 :h -- LeaaI N ohce , 1- I I . . I wm °':' s•,•,� ------- MONDAY TllllOUOR nD>AT &:00 ,. 16 I: 30 ,,,,, 7:00 I "- 7:25 '1:30 7; tJO 8: 00 at Kent U. - ' DA I LY C RO S S W O R D 8. Olutlonou■ 1. HJa-h penlOD ( 1lang) G. Bundle 7, 0ld meu­ at IT&Ul ure!l ol. 10. Iroquolana length 12. Hey! 13.0rata - 8. Toward the llh4!ltered It. mye■ ■tde unorou■l y 9. Speedy 16. Island off 8. Jutland lt. 11:lng Gu■tav'• 16. Laqe bird land 18. Place 17. Pa.rt or 19. Mine an inch entl'8.f\CN 19. Forward 21. D,y meuu.-e 20. Pig It. River dam 21. Ba.Nba.11 28. Jl"orelgn club 29. Boy'■ 22. Eaklmo nickname knl!e 80. Barut ln1t.rumient Sl, Ru.die tenderly a. Worker bee 1 M. bbted IT. Warp-yarn 18. Apple ■eed 11. Alu -­ -- HELP WHAT ARE VE GRINNIN' FROM EAR TO �i��T, MV MAN SNUFFY WENT DOWN 10 1H' GENERf\L STORE THI$ MORNIN' AN' GOT ME A ,JOY GIFT, 5AIRY By F RE.l LASSW E L L , ,.,-���'.""".-,r::;--"'.:"""-::--::-:-sc-:--;;---::;,-lT'S NONE OF) , :\._. VORE B\ZNESS , MISS NOS(!! .. - I I .... '° QUJtLY l: lS e,ss 7:00 7:21 T:!t 1:25 l:SO 1:2$ 9: 30 10:00 U:00 U:SO 12:00 12: 15 12:SO 1:25 1:30 1:25 l:SO 3:25 l:SO l:«i 1:00 e:30 Caun!rJ' Top '1'<11 Cauot:ry Top Ta BNIJdac Party - w- -- -ll! ,,oo ,,a Ir AL CAPP Ll'L AINER Btttlde,t; Part, 'Ille World '11lJo l4ordllll8 (-) Btealtlall PlriJ Brealtfall PartJ Dctton'• Top 1w Star Saitllt NOGb N1W1 Manhatlen Melcdlel Plalt,r Party Newa Platter Part, News Platter Puty News Platter Pll'tJ Newa &uodup pi.- P•,t, Sign OIi IIJNDAY T:llS Sip On 7:30 g,,ay u«em1 T:«i Sunday Qiapol .,. -�-11 -- 1:00 Stmoel Boulevard 1:30 Sl&D OIi ....,._, 1:58 Sign On 7:llt uai<al Clock 7:«i 'Die Llfellno 1:00 Ohio Valley NOWI 6:115 Ohio New, 8: IO Spol1I Today 8: 15 World Nen 1:$11 lllllllcal Clock 8:SII Looal NIWI 1:tlD l111aic,d a.et .,. SolqJ • Story Time I:«; - ol Bimini 11:IO 111p klloal Utt Parade 10:111 World 11:00 IIJ&b Sebtto1 HII Pl!D 11:30 Loglliall" Review ' 11:«i World Nowo 11:Sli Walter Moeller U:GO Local Newa 12:05 Noon New■ II; 10 Obie NOWI 12: 1& Va. Farm 12,:10 Bulletill lloanl 12:25 N... O Gnmo 11:SO BlB l'uroll llbow 11:111 World 1:00 BJB Fun11 llbow 1:$0 Army Time 4:00 Dlllllal - DDII 1:SO RoUJac 5:00 Saturu., N- SUmmary 5:15 lllllll!ale 1:00 &maet Boulevard I: 30 Sip Off w, Thi• dou;hnut t>u;ine� of I hopo C:idaon'i 'ii; �ing to town, . what 1� due her. Phvllii. And Judv •har••· -' in it. ,--v---- ' -. ·. a, n,e , , ' ' I ,e mad• ,hes Qettm<J arrangem•nt, I BAKED THIS CAKE F"OP. THI:: CHARITY BAZAAR for him to talk. it all over with Judv. '°" .,.-. L�=�==�=��� I ..RR-. - bu. -• ca.�.�,;,cr;li,oa roitiFLOOR LOORSSAND MmiJNG -iiiAAIID ii_ con u..., : e ,......, ....u ....... -··-········ Dell--' ""- - $1 ' Re H. Rawlings Sons Co. DODGE - DODGE·DART - LANCER - DODGE TRUCKS Mill .&. S.co;,d St. • f.. .I .. - .. I, ..r, ..• .. lit ..d u :nof at,. "" t• ' ta • ,. •• e i-. � l'J, I I I -' ....,., .., .... ,,• I • • .... ... -.. WOW·· · I'M GOING TO BUY THAT · · · I'LL U S E MY SAVINGS r� .. ..., .... 11, Br CHESTER GOUL� DICK TRACY 0- ' .,.tl f I- '" •.. ZSCP'J.1. j l it DOK'l 'THANK �. IT � � WHO W0eKED TWO J08S• MOONU�HTEO FOil VEARBt VOU D!C6J!'IE JMIN PENNY I [W-,1' BUT THt�V­ $£Ve,t 1'HOOSAND DCN.LARSI __,,.�;>---' IWT. JOHNHV � .....,. FIFTY n«:IU6AND I OWED "Ttl � TMAT JUOGIMENT f HOW 010••1 l-10W0 TMli 8000IN aHffR CRal,IO IW P!li 10 Rtl" rr IIAOC9 PoUT1C.VltS ,._ .uxJFi� #0 JLIJQE9 MAKI= 0ilJiiiCJl4b! � "OJ l!iACI( Titl#' FIFN "fH0UliAHD SEiiMEO A 1ililMPLE n4E JIJ6T #C> 9MAR'T DEO!iiltNI I t11MPLe, an. - ,a, mi. rr . Gl&'S l'Vi .llSf HE\l&t CAUGHT ON1'> ,,.. """"' tlF Ul'la ! .. !' I • ' .... ' ., ,.' • it t,. ,• Ir RAEIURN VANIUl'EN, "' � " • I ..• • II L � • •• •• , ,..., IY .. ' :Gf ' ' We Se11·Jhe Best And Service The Rest II bio IYe • _..;.____.;__.;;..._..,■,-"",.-,, ii,; AUii AND SLATS J IA.M > .... . � ;,,• � C?!: l � GASOLINE ALLEY l:SO 'Ille 0Jurdl ., lllo -.At ·oor.. 9:00 t:SO 'Ille Sunday U:«i Wublqtoa lleporlt to Ille Peoplo 12:00 NOCNI N... 12:15 'Ille Seardl 12:!t Ann1 Bour 1:00 Sunday Shtnreut &:IJ Nen 8-iup 1:00 Sunday Sito� C.. 1:ID Sip OIi l:IIO Sporlt 4:55 Muon County Non 5:0D Q)mmnnlty New, &:115 World Newl I: 15 llumoale AH �,n- GCN>JA TH!'<O,; MAH · SELF AWi</ ON .JEST #H 601 .'! HE "'610 eE A eol WHUT ReAu.� HIUDS ,,._!! .-----_,, O L15.lf . M ISS I.JoNA T\JR>jlP IS6TILL �LAet.E� NOi"� - - - r I === -=-=,--=== Dodge Trude DlOO - "-"dY 31. Walch pocket 83. C:IU'den tool, 34. Con• fllcta 35. Below (naut.) 36. Medieval tale ......... .,.toey •of�, F. . • ..,,.. . _ -- ·· · · JUL. l,:;;:;;�:,,;:;� IAllNEY GOOGL E and SNUFFY SMITH ------WJ E H RADIO 29. French .... 6t� I weeu ""'" 11:91) Country Jtoe llOWll 11:«i Farm Tlmo 11:11'1 Mid-Day Dow Jonet AV· erage1 12:00 Noon New1 12: 15 Gt.N' Star 12· so Just For Yau 1:25 N�w, 1 : 30 Ja;at hr You 2, 00 Say lt With Mllllc 3:00 Platter Party 4:30 Local News 4: 33 Plotter Party 6: 4,5 New11 Roundup 6:00 Sundown Sorn.de 6,30 Sign off SATURDAY 5:55 Sign On 8:00 Mel ftloo Sbolr 6 ts Country Top Teo 1: 30 Fann l'1rm -- We Need Good Used Cars To Fill Our Customer's Demands. Your Used Car Is Worth More Now Than Any Other Time. , 23. Rela• u,.. 2::i. Old tlme• ! &T-· chalc ) 26. Slck 27. Cere&I Calling Pl. Pleaoant awar Shop Country Boe Dowa Farm Bureau Sbow 38. Early invader � Mo..i., nr.u,11 rrltlq or Britain 1:58 Sign OD 89. set or boxe■ {Jap. 1: oo Muai<al Clod 40. Chlck'a cry 7:«i The Llfellne 42. Slice 4i. Dance ■tep 1:00 Ohio Valle> Newo 8:05 Ohio NeWI 7 8: 10 S;,orlt Toda, B: 11 World New1 8:20 Musical Clocil 8:55 Commually Newa 9:00 Mualcal Clod< 9:30 Public SerYke Show, t:41 Sbow■n <I Bletsb!C 10:00 Mum County New, 41, Thlnk l&. 10:115 Talk ol 1111 Town 41, -• 10: 5S World Newt of.pout 11:00 Whal'I M., Number 47. Hill (MINI., Wed., FrU (colloq.) 11:00 Talk ol lbl Town 18. Tnttlc (Tues,, tbura.) DOWII' 11:ll Talk of lbl Town 1. Tonoon II: 15 Qiurcb Belli Ring 1Frid117 only I OW'■et 11:40 Social Seeurlt, cooling tTueoday Only! I. Coven 11:45 World N.... ,. -.. alp 1.-.L-.L....L.--L---"' 11:15 Mason Couoly News 12:00 Community New• DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE - Here'• how to work It: 12:00 Noon Ntrwl • ll Y D L B A A X B IO Oblo Non 12: 11 L O N O P IE L L O W 1': 16 Marketo One \e.t.ter 111.mply ■tu.da for another. In thUI ,ample A 1■ u■ed 12:20 Bulletin Boord a.po► letter■, 0'11, Single two etc. the for X e L' tor th., Otret1 , trophl•. the lencth and formation ot �• words are all hints. 12:25 Nowa O Gruno Kach day the oode llltterl are different'.. 12:30 Farm and Rome llottr 12:45 Mr. Mtulc A "'7Pfa..- Quotation 1:55 Local Neq E V B C E M B K 2 : 00 Mr. Muaic K I C M H K J:, F B ' H P 1:00 World -. 11 1' 8 - R F R F L K , P OM & C B S: l:OI Mr. y.....,.. o,,ptoqaole: THll two MUST BEAL THll S,55 Local Newt 8JN; BUT LORD, Bil MERCIFUL TO KE, A P'OOL!-SDL DildaC With Do.. wa. &.IN: r..uam Bndk:ate. 1Dc,> 4: IIO Ro0ma llomt World Rop,rt Makes A Nice Selection To Choose From. See Us Before You Deal. '20) BUSINESS SEIVICES ,- - -· -- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlepoI\ 0., April 8, 1961-7 We Now Have 35 New Cars and Trucks In S t o c k -- Which .!!! 10: 16 tMIO II: 16 11:2! UCE AIDE-City oflicials in Kent, Ohio, are conaiderlng police dog aides tor patrolmen walking night beats. Shown here 11 11Fritz," a 3-year-o1d German police dog practicing for the Job. He's the only dog in town who can r;ad parking meters, according lo bis master, Ralph Doherty a student " Thu _...., 9: 30 8M1o:lfu+: Part7 9:00 Momin& !lodltalkma ! I F ree .,_..,_,._,._,...-_..,_,._..,__,---...,,...1 Extm1ded Weltber Pickene Show Sohio New, Report Breald... Part, 6:25 Tho \l'orld CNew11 RAWLINGS NOW OFFERS TO 1961 NEW CAR and TRUCK BUYERS . . . FI ESTA 0n Today - God Country JlllU>Ol'ell Farm Time Country Jamboree Brealdaat Porty a,,. s;gn N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. •• ­ ... ... t WMPO Radio PIANOS Two More Days POMEROY ...,, I I• clauchler !;: I I l and chiklen, Larry Stansbury and dulng tht> Eatlfl wN!kerr� Mr. and r.t:n. Gene Jdfen, Mar M iu ShUey Bethel. Reynoldsburg, Mr. and Mn. Robert Parker and I lie, Lester and M,rco. of Albany, Jerry Stansbury of Columbu11 and I sons have bten gue1ll 9f hi.I Mr. and Mr■. Leiter Cordr•J ol Mr. and Mr1. Robert Turner, lo- 1 grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Ney Athem, Mr . Md Mn. Johnny Dun­ cal, were guests of Mr. trnd M1. I Carpenter. Robert ii with the ham and childttn. Mr. and Mn. Dale Stan.lbury, I U. S. Air Force and la ■talioned Lavern Jordan and tamiJy and M r. and Mn. Alfred Rice arid · at Brunswick, Maine. On Sunday Mr1. Faye Jordan, local. IIOfll of Columbu1 were Sunday Mn. Carpent.ll!r accompanied the Mr. and Mn. Dale Dye were afternoon guest, of her parent■, Parker, to Athena where Lbey caller1 at the borne of their daugbMr. and Mrs. William Culwell. vi.ailed their coutin, Mra. GClldil! I.er, Mrt. Dawn Walker, 1'hurM rs. Ray Woodrum 11pent East- Moore and Mra. Beule Stron1. man. on 'lbur■day. er In Atht!n1 where she visited Mn. Georgia Wile■ ,nd family Mr. and Mn. A. R. C.uter 1pent with Mr. and Mn. Earl &hneider. Medw ay , Omo, apent from 1'bura- Easter In Cbarleoton, w . Va. Mrs. Mallie Lowther was ti guest day until Sunday here with her where they vUlited their ,on.inof her brother and sls�r- in- law, parents , Mr. and Mn. Elsa Mc:· Jaw and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mra. Armaterd Perry, Coma,. and her brother-in-law Cheoter Spencer and Stephen. and 11i11ter. Mr. and M rs. Vit.1.or Mr. and Mn. Francia Queen Perry. and Maude ol McConnelavllle, Frank Sutphin u l'Otlfined to called 11 the home ol her mother, Sheltering Anrui Hospital, 1'.them Mrs. P'aye, Jordan , on Sunday , for observation and treatment. Mr. and Mn. T. M. Galawa)' Mr, and Mro. Reed Jeffen and ,pent i:ater with their Jfrand­ Rtchard entortabled member■ ol ond wnlly , Mr. and the family on Sunday emilnll with Mn. Jame■ Pott)' and family of a turkey ■upper, Att,ndlnJ Wffll Albany, Ohio, r 1 '· II · · , . r. and Mrs. Audrey Morris of bama were Monday callers at home of Mr. and Mr1. Ney rpenter. Mr. 1md Mrs. Carl RoH and lldren ol Albany and Mr. and ro. Re x Cheadle, local, apenl aster wlth their pare11t8 . M r . and trs. William Cheadle. Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Turner v&lt,, "-',lllf,t I =·-- �ws Events I •· •I ).(ER P.A,PA "4A6 WOE: UP M!S MIND. WE CAN'-OT � AGAINST HIS Wl$HES . I ly BRANNEII MISS 'MNkl.E ! LOQIC_ 'TH!. TIME ! PA� Yv'1LL elE HOME ANY MINUTI/ .- . -. •"• • • ' I I • I I I I r �-- • • --.. �. . ' " ·~ .. . .... .... � .. .. � ... •· " .... ... ... .. .. .. .. .. . I. • j Two Syracuse Churches Hold Sacerdttial Plan, Bei.ns Compleud '•i ,¼ l,: , .. if .. I w w N - • Plans have been made to clean and decorate the Sacred Hearl Cburdi swu�tuary and auditorium for the celebration or the Rev Father John Turel's sil,1er saC'er• dotal jubilee to be held April 2fi 11rni 30 . Committees wert named on the project which begins Tuesday al 7 p. m. and include William Bar• onick, Robert Burkett. John Coett Jr., Philip Meier, Gilbert Zwilling. William Reinhart. V 1ctor Wippe\, George Buchanan, John Mitch, Frankl in Hepp, Thuma� Hennessy, George Hackett Jr.. Paul Ca!d, Homer Gurdon. Vic· tor Neutzling. Henry Wells, Jamt>� Shepherd, John Lengen, John Kokovitrh. Robert Schultz: Chorles I Knopp, Thomas Hannigan. Ed· ward Wells, Walter B. Harris Renzo Menchini. Paul Simon and Richard Gress. f! �J�e: �:"' j s Pomeroy - -�- -Annual Band Party, Dan�. Held 5:,��� I �\� !;�:,��!��n ��h� d \ ... ...,. ... ...u. __. ..,.. .... IN&ool ­ ' / :, ·- 1 , . \ 1 F"I. ,' , , 'l. 1 he , Was Co-Founder Of Meigs County Gun Club; Top Rated Trap Shooter . I . I I Mayor Willing T-0 Wait-Out Eight State Compact Body "The next move in the case of Middleport having MR. JOACHIM - • 2 Saw Broadcast oc:====-= . ' ' ' With chock,, you can pay all bill, at lho necnest mailboJII, Thi1 it much .osier (and 1aftrl than "making the rounds" and paying «11h, No wondtr more and mor• ptoplt art paying by chtckl Wt Invite you to OJ>t'l • checking account with 111 now. ' • We Pay 3% lnlorNI On Your Se,lnp The FARMERS BANK SA TIJRDA Y WSAZ-TV 5:00 Golf 8: 30 Leave It To Beaver WHTN-TV WeueedaJ, April 11. Channel I, tt, IS p.m Eyes ID i1le Right, Frank Morgan. Richard Carlocin aumnel JS, 11.15 p.m Emer'gen­ cy Squad, William Hen..,-, Lou­ foe Campbell. n........,.. Apdl "· U.15 p.m Whipsaw. M:,ma Los. S(J!!llC<r Tracy: Clwmel Ill, i1le Fua!ttve. Henri" \l'onada. llelorots 1lel Ria. • . a.anoe1, .. �.4prtl 1( Channel S. 11.11 p.m J)auobla f.<!ld!ng, William Ponn. :11,rnal�y: aiaime1 13, 11:15 " p.jn Shfe1d for Murder, Eclmoiod ' ' ,. ... ',' ""° Gannet • H..., Kong. i1le I n, ,,., p.m. r1a and 1,_ Darn!a. Jacle Emprus fs · a· Yalaable Chineai .......,.. Aprll If, 1.:30 p. m. Olan­ otatuette. ond oormpondeat Al- "'1. 13, J\l M, Most V&Dljul,hed an Carsta1n was kDled In mi el · lto;t Vlctwlous, From her death­ Too•, A\Jllt Kitty pleaclt hi fort lo gain -lloll o1 It. see her Jong missing daughter Carole. !I'he search for the beau­ , p.mc e,ao -.....,.. Aplll I! aumiel 9, . BOb Hape. - tllul Bid leads lo the heart of a £Uell:s are Pa� Page, Phil Har- Lo, Angeles slum. tr�. bed, WCHS-TV 3: 00 Record Hop 7:30 Roaring 20's :15 p.m Rich Man, Poor Girl; Channel IS, 11: 15 p.m Till We Meet AalD, Ray Milland, Bar• hara Britton. --- O'Brlla. �. ,\Jlrlj,'. 11. Channel 3, U,11 ;J>,m W,11" al WiLI Cols, Joolm,Waynoeo, M,rtha S c oJ � Chann'et 8, ll�o p.m Danclne Lady, Clark Ga�. JOIU Cr&W- . ford; , (J];aanel II, 1 1,1111 · p,m Beau •:Geste, Ray MIHancf, Rob­ . ert-,Preston, Gary Cooper; '. RJGIIES'tf �Woi'14's bigfM!st · mountain ls Ra­ wail's Mauna Loa, if YOU measure from base to ptak. i 12: 00 12: 30 UICI 5:00 Sky King Mighty Mouse Movie • /.ii lataiuy, A,..0 I, 7:80 p.m. Per, SM.,-, .� I. T,30 p.m: �,I'" Of nel 1. Maverick. Benefit ry Mason. 'lbe Oase of the Co1tDoubt. Brent and hfs frwnd wit·. ardly Lion. Zoo CtD'ator Too Y !)iigood •· •- lo kwestl· ness a band f;f � attempt. plo Iha thaft af a voluable baby ing lo bold "" !he iii,••_ll allke. • 1 5· - ,orllla, .'llie, 1100 Mltlst bu lm;\. -t,.,".m/ ...__..., Afi!ll • s O.(!DOll' ,.,._. � ,f lrleltd el neJ 3 DtiJab '111161f, Dlnab'I � the Qlllmal, hut before .-; fuc!ude t,,Ja!iNJe, � ' be Mason ""' talk lo ts lcutd deadd n 1h lion'• -· Bersea. .i lll!f . mitf his) ju> ' ; � : :�. :: r. ,: . 1 • · ' r' \ i' '" ' ,.., . . ..•'. .• 11, ., �. .. • • I I ,, _ ; · , , ' •• " , ') I � . • • • ••••••u� .. ••• •• • • • • • • • " " • · • · "' •••• •••• •• the-. l IJ J . . group, . University of Michigaw Glee Club. Moa,l,.y, �pril 11, ,,so p.m. Qian. eel 19 An<IY Grlffllb, II Is limo for the ann..1 vlllt of tlie In• apedor Iron, Ibo stale Board . af - and llarniI)' ...... ' Andy tl>Irt . , , t•, •, . � .• ' . �•,ta • . : ·. i . • Channel 8 9:00 10:00 IO: C5 IMNl l l ; HI Lawrence Welk Fight ot Week Bowling News Movie Channel 1 3 j ;:��... 9: 30 Have Gun 10: 00 Gunsmoke 10. 30 State Trooper 11:00 Movie Dance Party CHIO Wrestling 7:00 Father Know11 Best WSAZ-TV 9:45 Sign On 10·00 r.ti.-istopher Hl:30 Mr. Wi1ard 11:00 Fr'lltlier of Faith 11:30 This ts The Life 12: 00 rv Chapel 12:30 News 12:45 Garden Club of the Air 1 : 00 Art Linklctter l; :30 Science Fiction Theatre 2:00 i�appy 2:30 NBA Ba�k�lb:ill Playoff S: 00 .?olsor Control 5:15 Community Jamboree WCHS-TV 12:00 Meet the Profe�90J' 12,:tO Pip. The Piper 1:no Directions ·e1 1:30 Pastor's Study 2:00 The Answer 1,,0 Bridge S:Olt MovJe 5:00. Matty'• Funnfea ,, .. Rocky and Frlendl S:SG Chet Huntley Reporting 6:00 Meet the Press 8::JO Trial or Adolf Eichman 8:45 Weather 8: 50 Sunday Sports 7:00 Shirley Temple 8:00 National Velvet 8: 90 Ted Hunter 9:00 Chevy Show 10: 00 Loretta Voun1 to·3fl Blue Angels 11:00 l'l:lews 11:10 Weafhercast 1 1 : 15 Movie 1 : 00 Slgn 00 Channel 8 6:00 Paul WlncheD 6· 30 Walt Olsnev 7:30 Maverick 1:30 Lawman 9,00 The llel,ej 9, 00 Asphalt Jtmgle JO: 00 Wln!toll Churchill 11:00 U:IO llovietbnl 4:GO 151h :ll'51er Goll TGW"II. 1,1111 M Mad< 1,,0 GE Oill!g,, Bowl 1,00 I I.off Lucy_ 11:GO Film rea11:3D Camer1 ..,,,._ 11,1111 Boo. Glbbll l!,30 0ral 12:155 Nen ,, .. _, ,,,. ..,._ wn... 2:30 Bear! al the City s,oo 'N.Y Plillharmanlc Peaple Canceri .,. - Cml\llJ t-� � .tl!, f:1111 Ludo 1:IO Ed SUlllvan SIIow 1,1111 G. I!!. fliea1m l,to J!ld, U..,, 10,lli" Candid ·� 10,911 - 111·!,!!lo 1 N,,.. ,i 'It 11:15 Liilo fJJovl - viM!a utoo • • • • ·Received their teacher, Mr. , , ' t � ►• •i � ,. � I I I l .' l'earl Wil­ m report on the cur- lianu. by the Racine Vol.';18" Also helping with the aadell& � ··' Department to rB181! transportation Wert Mn, Dalt a new emergency li'8-- Dutl:oll and 11n, Paul Seolt. , showed "about" t350 I/ • dalo. !"' officials indicated • res to mailed f letters Lebanon. Sutton. and Rhodaa • bhips , only 82 have iled with contributions. ,· received. added to 1dy m, baod, makes a � .... available towanl Fune,a! aorvm lur - .. -goal . Rbocleo. n. who maclo llio chm� . dri ve ny ' compa f th hil lister 11n. Lma Ball bti asked _that the 1,- ; Mlnenville, • ..,. beld al I l8 who received Uie let• -. p. v.....i..- from 1be ..,, ... faA contributions return m. � . " ne,,I home .... .. _"ble w,� a dled .....,_ ......... a· 'l1le company's Mr. lthadoa' � .,._ .. n--Jn morning. ii ala, MUtital lltJ CW • reaa m DU.a. -. no\.: e• • �,·. rueces, Mill a- Bait, -, j ersviDe. OF C MEET iuJar monthly meeting He waa preceded III - Ir 1· meroy-Middleport Cl:mm- bis wife, Irene. ._:-_� .... ....... a1 . - will be held ... I p.m. In offices of lbe Rev. '""""" Morgan, ,-- • the Racine Methodist awrdi. a. 11er Company. Jal .., ID Ibo West Unm � Cemetery. Albeno. , . • ., '' Semces For Mr \f ' II' m Report Channel 3 WHTN-TV Chanllf!I 13 ,,.. Rev. llatthen t,io Air Foree � 10 ,oo The Eqle Stirred .. · . Wallace of the Eight_h gr,de a! Middleport Wal ' l( " receiving a ratmg of supe�tor for hia en­ : , � lie Junior 1\jvision of the Ohio Academy of the annua l District Science Day held last S& 'lio Univ ersit y. omplement.ed by the made of ply wood, paper mache. '. -i. lour foot high work.- plaster and painl t a cable tool oil drill- Paul Gerard and Mike Br� :� rig, which was madt! received awards of aetilfedor,. , wood. was powered Their project, a cloud eh� _ Tic motor and made , showt'.d a cloud in dry ice. Tbiil 1ide of school hours I 1howed the patla of radioi actiM particle.s relating to atomic • project. ltudeots from Mid- ergy. received ratings at A1ao receiving a aatisfadorr award was Mike Lloyd ftt die­ 1 , .an award of excel- played a terrarium. Ci plrtrlr �a Nicholson wilb ' encbed in glas■ 0. tw1•baa structures of atorm was very attractive lhawiog ....,.. e and clay, including ing planta. lrJ ,e common ek!menls Emily Milltt, the only e n a ;..-.. hydrogen, and fro� Po�, allO received pN­ ailao included in her rating of utisfadary. Ber h � umaa wed t � 5ho l colorful and inform- ).!c with a large five foot hWilJI. 1 1lS received a ratinl: and a poster oo the l:M:mea. , his relief map of the All of tbeae project.II will lie • ilrea Ray hll<I take,, dleplay al tho Middleport Depar<o dl typographical map merit Store all thi■ week and ■bow -ft and enlarged il 1D the ingenuity of the student1, teet square. ll w a s , their ability, and knowledge ol , seientlfk! matters. Accompanying IIOIDe of t h e young people to Athem Satorday were Mn. William Miller, � eral Science teacher at � icliooll. lh'L 11.,- PidAolio. port .J $350 aad Mn_ Otarla Gervd. The Pomeroy mp SeieDc9 Club alto attended the Fair will SVNDA I'. This Week 's Television Highlights . Channel 3 7: 30 Bonanza MIO White Hunter 8:30 TaD Man 1 : 30 Eddie Arnold Jamboree ,,oo Deputy 2 : 00 NBA Playo(f 9:30 Nation's Future 4: 30 Bowling Star 5:00 Captain Gallant 10:3() This Is Your Llfe 6:00 Science Theater 11:00 News Readlioea 6:30 News 1 u: 10 Weathercast 6:45 Sport.!! Roundup 11: 15 Movie 6:55 Weather I: 00 Sign off 'i':00 Saturday Night Jamboree Tllesclay, AprU 11, Channel 8, lb /I Co,11 So lilt/, lo F.n/og F1m ou1 C,,pel hg LEE$ /n1t1//1d Wa ll- to- Wall Lmurlout wall-to-wall carpet e"Jlerlly Installed cost, far lea lhao you may think. You can c11rpet your living, d� ftJOlll and bedrooms and pay convenlenUy on our budget paymeat plao. Come In and talk It over with us, We'll show you a ..,.. plete aelectlon of Lees carpets and JladJr give you fN• 1 estlmatea. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1961 Moday, April 10, Channel B. A Stranger lo Town, Frank Mor­ gan, Richard C:xrlo;on; Channel 13. 11:15 Golden Gloves, Richard Denning, Jean Cagney, · I 8 7 LATE MOVIES Soada:,. April 9, t111umel 3, 11:ts White Heat, James Cagney, Vir­ ginia Mayll; Channel 8, 11: 10 p.m Hold Your Man, Clark Ga• ble, Jean Harlow: Channel 13, Gambling Ship, Cary 1 1 : Ill Grant, Benita Hume. d � •• saves count less steps 6 TV MOVIE GUIDE 1 -· • 5 ') L O l l 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 I G 1 7 18' 1 9 2 0 2 1 22 2 1 2 4 2 5 2 fi , 2 7 2 8 2 9 30 d• a checking account - 4 I SATURDAY, APRIL 8 Thru SUNDAY, APRIL 1 6 · R d' S th:��= 3 - Science Students W in Recognition Supplement To ° · d· - k PER COPY been denied Its permit to dump raw sewage into the Ohio River probably will Jay In the hands of ORSANCO" 4 d 1 eran Me�gs County game Pff0tec��; �i}I �: h:�d �:_ chlm l Wolfe , and one grand. {Ohio River Sanitation Compact), Middleport Mayor j 1 os Sup.��: ::¥£Wiikaea J ,_,.___, ' p1 •• dw,eb!er DfllWC•. J�th tif Belpre, KanniAth Ml'F.1hinne.v said todall� Funeral services for A. H . (Dolph) Joac_hlm , 65, vet- Pl '1 1961 Inner ,I ' .,_,,. ..... IMIII' wm,n.... � wa,. •1p • ._ • Moedy lalr wot MM ,..a, i ...., Hit _. noWr �. In ■ . JI. Twsda1. laen... rle1dlM6' • ,ral'ID!'r. Next Move U p To ORSANCO Now In M id dl ep or t' s Se w er ag e B at tl e MHS Alumni LIBERTY THEATRE 1'eatlier :- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, April 10, 1961 Scouts Visit At \ ent1ne r D""°""' To Tl&e lnterea,. Of Th. Mei11-Ma.on Areo olph' Joachim Game Protector, 65, Died Sunday Engagement, June 10 Wedding 01 Miss Marilyn Sue Knight Revealed Committees For April 26th Dinner , ' I a1 y , NO. 300 Mrs. Blalee s Delegate • n M eef1ng U e m_ • _., __ -·- ·ow vou KNo 1 -, . , _ e -· ·',.,. i / Around And A bout Middleport Re, . Banq!!i d M r s B il l G r au t ,rnd flt'W son . Howard Ruppel! o f the Syracuse Mr. and Mrs. William Bu<' k and day night at the M iddleport High Schoo l for the anrtual Presbyterian children, Randy, Carolyn and party of the Senior Band which was h el d at 6:30 with DeM 1� Hay . we n! rt> lurnt!d �me F l.fst L'nited F r iday from the Mason Chnl" Churth, participated in a Com• Barbara, of Versailles. spent th( Richard Swackhamer as toastmaster. where Denr11s was lion1 Monday . munity Good Friday Services last Clast weekend 11.-ilh lheir parent� ___. wit· h Table:; w e r e renle,.,.,. as did � r MtCom --·' to rt'· brieny spoke · Martha Fowler ex!)!X'ku week which was held et the Sy• Mr. and Mrs. W1;Jiam Watson ilark top hats. canes and whit,· �. Clin Mason from turn home today Las ley St.. and Mrs Anna Bud ;loves and musical ootes and sy� racuse EUB Church. danemg dinner thl' Following · -tonstl 11 erw en! .___ IC w� re 5he und ,ols were used on the w h i t , :as enjoyed by b and mem= Rev Rup...,. r-!t had lhe scriptu..� of Rutland. rs lesson and the Pastoral pray er. Mr . llI!d Mrs. Richard Strubl, :luth. Name cards were fashion 'nd thei- r guests wi"th The ·1 ays lt>r\omy yesterday. and !he Youth cholr of the Pres• and sons of Carroll, Mr. and Mrs !<:I as notes and mints were p!ac urnishing the music . the gym Mr5. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. Jame1 Pullt!n, Mr . and Mrs. Allen Hughe■ byterian church tiang, "The Love Jack Cramer and daughter 01 ;!d in the top hat shaped n u 1 -Vas also decorate.! m 8 11 d local, and Mr . and Mrs. Jamea Marion and Mr . and Mrs. Claude eups. � of God." ra. eco e of the charg ln whi�. Clatworthy and Mrs. Geraldine . Jewell of Columbus were guesl.9 ot Th e table blessing before the tions were Karen McElhinney and Easter serv1ces were held Sun• Youn", of Pomeroy planned to at, r. and Mrs. C. J . 81ruble the M . . mea1 was given d ay morn mg at 9 at which tim( past week S b y uperinte n d • Cha rleoe Davis. tened th!! Eastern Slar lnspectlun end Jouung the group ent L. W M�Comas The toast• Invitalions were made by Culthe communion service was held thi,; evening in Leesville. Mrs. for dmner on Sunday were Mr and the youth choir sang, "Were and M rs. Billy Williamson and master also mtroduced Mr Eu• leen Wilson and Cindy Morris Doris Preston, Worthy Grand MaYuu There When They Crucified son of Rutland and Mr. and Mrs. gene Sears, Bandmaster , w h o and Roietta Riehards was in trun of the State of Ohio, Order My Lord · "' and a so io . ""forgiv.... . . Joseph Struble and son. Pomeroy charge of scuuing ··-' th em. T h e of Eas!Pm Star. is a member of was sung by John Lisle. acmrn Band Boosters prepared and serv. the Leesville Chapter. Susanna Arnold, daughter of I panied by Mrs Don Lisle ed the dinner with Mrs. 8 r u c e Mrs. Harold Kauff, who bas Mrs. Maxine A rnold. is confined to Self.denial cards turned in .:it her home, Athens Road, by il]. Lloyd and Mrs. Wallace Brad- been confined to ber home this TO that time netted $83 , the church ness. ford as general chairman, week because of the flu is much collection wa11 � and the Su :i• J In charge of the table decora• improved. . MEI GS THEATRE s o Thom M . r y R pson retur has n• · Pom•roy, Ohio mak- ed home from Pleasant �ay School oHermg was were Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Wesley Fry and son. Mal'Valley Mrs. Beatr ice Blake was named hons i g a to l of $174. Of th1,s, 30 Hospital and is convalesd e: Mrs. Charles Bradbury, M r s. vin, were busineu visitors io n nice• 811 delegate to the June meeUng of $ .a � "KEY WITN ESS" w1U be sent _to the One G re at ly. the Scioto �sbytery from the Robe�t Coats and _Mrs. J a m e s Huntington today. Hour of Shanng. The ushers for � ---Syracuse First United Presbyter. Brewington. The dmner wu preJeffrey Hunte x . Pat Crowley CARPE NTER M and Mrs. Eugene Conde d - also the service were .Jim Bill Oiler I ian Church when the Session met pared by Mn. Roger Morgan, ---'. · ' fam11y have moved from Anne'8"1 . , . "VISI T TO A and Rubert C'row. m the church annex. Alternates Mrs. Arnold Richards, Mrs. Lew. Middleport. to SMALL PLAN ET" Mrs. Wilda Wlsem:m and Davelected were Mrs. Mayme Holmes s Sauer , Jr., Mrs. Donald Low. Communion elements were pre . I M r hrry Lewis, Joan Blackman s . harles Bue� spent Thurs• id spent Sunday with her paren , Mrs . Don C'-Ottrill. Mrs. Pearl Mc• ery, Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and . pared by M is11 Gertrude Duffy day wit� lative ts re s 111 Columbus. Br ide and Miss . and Mrs. Earl Starkey. r M Frankie Mumaw' Mrs Marvin Swan· Sunday, Mon., Tues., Wed. ! and Mrs, Charles BIake. For the Mrs. Willia Baxt · . m er entered Attending a family dinner OIi "BUTT ERFIE LD 8" Easter service the church was Meigs General Hospltsl Thursday The party which the Dea�ness• Serving in the dining room were with Mr, and Mn. J. K. Easter (Technicolor) es of, t�e ch�ch are sponsormg at Mrs. Carroll Sw:msdn, chairman, decorated witb potted p I a n t s. for observation and treatment. C rabtree and Mr, and Mrs. Roi With Elitabeth Taylor the Children !I Home Sunday even- Mrs. Curtis Jenkinson, M rs. ran -----F . � Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight announce the engagement Seven of the lilies had b e e n Ii and Eddie Fisher ing at 7 W?5 announ<:ed �d also cis Anderson, Mrs. Everett Bach• land Cra tree, Kenneth and Dono ' Fos-e th by church e th at d e plac • of their daughter, Marilyn Sue, to Mr. Rolland Lee Colorcartoon1 the Wes�msier Foundation Day ner , Mrs. Paul Scott, Mrs. Mil ald wee Mr. and Mrs. Dale Scott. ter Rest home to be taken to the . Colum­ of Halley E. .James . Mrs and Mr. of son Halley, , �d ll\\.5�8, q: 60c and 30c I �tch wdl be held cm lbe I�h ton Hood, and eight girls of the New M arshfield, and Mr. and r .: h t 0 church. the of shut•ins . bus. Miss Knlght graduated from Middleport H i g h Mrs. Ronnie Scott and Debra' eo, wit� sp�cial speakers from Ohio Junior Band. D- • OnS School and attended Ohio University and Capital Uni• flowers were placed by M r s. I ut:gln lumbus. Umvers1ty. · memory o I versity . She is teaching in the Whitehal] school system M ayme HoImes m others a.ssisling with the din• The Albany Community WCTU o• Mention was made of the Fam• in Columbus. Mr. Hafley graduated from West High �er husband and da�hter , M i r• ner were Mrs Jark Satterfield held il!t March meeting on Tuff. . · M iddleport, Ohio ily A meetmg was �eld Thursday S<'hool and attended Ohio State University and Frank­ ran Holmes Weyersmiller, one in � ight planned for_ the church Mrs. Robert McElhmny, Mrs' day with Mrs. Howard Stanley, ril p e B A 14 �mnmg potluck 8 with · _ v e NOW SHOWING lin University. He is employed by the Ohio Fuel Gas memory of the Dean family. one .emng by �he Officers a�d Exec• Ira Botcher , Mrs. Jame11 Danie ls, Athens Coonty President Mrs. FAIUAN in I Company in Columbus. The wedding wilJ be an event by Miss Frankie M umaw in mem- ul_ive Committee of . the M1?dleport d�ner at 6 · � p. m ._, a pro�ram Mrs. Rodney Sauer and M r s. Grace Walker was In attendance. , wit� special music by Charlotte Perrin. "Hound-Dog Ma n" I of June 10, 7 :30 p.m., at Heath Methodist Church, Mid­ ory of the Mumaw family; one Htg? School Alumnr Association to will �ollow Plans were made for an executive the n )U tor chmr under the lead-s for the annual bant.__ I d lepo_r_ . by Mrs. Orville Slack in memo" begm plan (Color ) ting on APril 12. mee · on the Clean•up com· of M rs. Don L1s · i e, Mrs. Servmg · Tl ersh 1p - and . ---- - - - - - - -- of her husband and one in mem- quet which will be held on May . and Mrs . Cec ii GillogIy and M r. ...-..t mittee were Mrs. Henry Clatwor• Mrs. Lucy Gregg. pre,,denl of Rober. t Harden ' Mrs. M aa-ory Mrs. Emma Cook. of "· e "The Sheriff Of n of Athens and Mr. and u Slev O IC · . · charge Ol Cottrill and Mrs. Robert Crow, �• M rs. Guy ShuIer, Mrs. n.uth . ih e Assoeiation, was m g . s r M This Harold G1llogly 1nd Vlctlt. Sunday evenin the D eaR 'l M d Ted J er· . Fractured Jaw" R e v Howard . Rup lt, pre pe the meeting which was attended , ,. s� ::.'�alp�\,1 artin. �=:�s:�::ts Gallipolis. were gueslli Sunday ., conesses and the Youth Choir Wilh .Jayn e Mandield . session M by . M rs. Weslev Fry Mrs. Charles over he mee m g. o l the · their parents, Mr. and Mr11. Fera ·ii1am and Kenneth Mo re Mr:; . John Mitch, president , opened the meetin(I' of and other church members wJll. Asa Bradbury Bob' . ed during the serv were dance · _ w w· d 11 •th se e th mg n w1 e a t me Mills Mrs I G·n 1 og1Y and J hn Also C•rloon Carnival , the Catholic Women's club Thursday evening with pray• go to the Children' s Home for a Richard Duckworth, by Mrs. William Morris , Mrs. LiKenneth McElhinn and Mrs· Ken: brenner , Melva Faye Jordan was In progl'am and refreshm ent s . Y er. I " SUNDA STARTS Mrs. Sam Clark . M 1ss M umaw, one] Boggs and Mrs· R O b e r t neth Scites Y . ch a I r d f rg e o e vo IOfls o r �-�£,,ll"""r . · ' Round robin sent cards to l Mrs. were Char]es Graber, On Wednesc ciy of this week the Mrs. James Quick• Mrs. CharIes Schmoll "The Remarkable 1 . e meeting the followth During Temple the at service Sunrise . : omer H · M rs . Francj s B Iron Galloway Mrs. and Mrs. lad1e, of the Star Cla81t and the . , Blake M rs. McBride Mrs· Cot• Contributors to the dmner were M !hod " e 181 Church · Mr. Pennypacker'' Marg.. ret Waddell who were reported ill. I t was v oted Sunshine Makers Class met and mg commi'ttees were named : Mrs. Emerson Jones , Mrs. J J. trill a� Mrs Holmes· • (Scope & Color) · H. E. _stark_e, Mr. and M rs,to send food and clothing to a needy tam11y m Pomeroy, house cleaned the church. 'A pot Decornting - Miss Ann Howell, Grueser, spent Davis , Mrs. WiUlam With Clifton W e l>b, Dorothy Monday m N elsonville with Miss Martha Howell, Mrs. Jack Plans were made for the din• I luck dinner we s r ed at n Mrs. Millerd Wildermuth, Mrs. their daughter Ma i Lim Howl'll. McGui re, Chaa. Colburn and family, Mr. r, e Bachn i M e served April 26 al 4 30 Pullen, ry r Je s ner to b Mrs. a to hm member/an: ;hese gu u:- and Bertha Wilson. Mrs. Charles Ar- and Mrs. Donald Jones and P . m. which will he followed by a Plans were also made for a. buf- pearI McBride " a' Robert Tewksba" Paul Hapton• IODI. • and M iss 0ebr cher, M rs. �chard P lckens, Mrs. ' "Smiley Gets A Gun" !o!emn high ma�� et 7 p. m. hon• fet suppe� to be served foilowing a Harden, P stall, William Demosky, Henry Q 10 fQ flOn, HEL S WITfJ CARR Paul Casci, Mrs. M ichael Hack(Scope & Color ) uring the RPv. Father John Tu· soll'mn h1gl1 mass at 4 p. m. on On FI"!'day. Apn_.1 18 the churc Clalworthy Gordon Guthrie. Lew• s r ett, Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mrs . Lee M . Ethel Burdette Is la Co-Keith Calvert As Smlley lt ;. Sauer ,·r . and Mr. and Mrs. B· Su uduy, April 30. Committees erf l I j b l le l . II r . A.110 Selectff Shorfll McComas and Mrs. Edison Bak. lumbus visiting and helping wiU. :�o� ;o�: ��� ;�sio\r ;leu�: named were : kilchen; Mr11. Philip �ill have . a f� ly night me�• Harold Thom�s. Shown A t 2 & 7 Sunday of Brownies and the care of her daughter, Mn. Scouts l r Gi m e b to gm with pot a luck din er. Meh!r' M rs. J0hn Goeti Jr., Mrs. g em·ille wiII be presenl. Nominalmg • rs. George Hae- Troop 245 of Sugar Run School M -Elaine "'., Smith wbo return«t home ner 6.30 at followed a proCommittees were named for the George Hackett Sr ., Mrs. William .,J kett, Wallace Bradfo rd and Robert vis ited WMPO Thursday afternoon Trit1l Diti itlers from the hospital after having gram p en guest s eaker. Prodinner and lnclucled· kitchen- Reinhart, Mrs. ,James Souders , sbary· Tewk c s r e a • h rt I 00 ry, e surg a chairman for the evening Were lnitalled Mrs . George Hncketi Sr. , Mrs . Mrs. George Horak, Mrs. Hilmer � m Table �rah.o� _ Mr . s . C�ar They �m taken �er _ on a e of will to be Mr s. Don 1,1 � CottrUI , and r M Gordon the Donald Lowery, pres ident was Jack s. Follrod, . Mrs. � e TH -_ A_ NN_ John Goett Jr , M rs. Charles Rad· OUN _Cl!: _D Jes Lew 15 and Faric M iss Lrl e the Slatmn by Frank Spicer . in charge of the meeting of t h e Word Wai ford, Mrs. John Mikh, Mrs . •John John Handley, Mrs. Edwin '\.\'eh- Food chainnai, is Mrs. Charles wine. received here of the They watched a broadcast and Trustees of the Middlepo Fir birth Blake. Lengen, Mrs. John Kokovitch, rung. rt st of a son to Mr. and M r a, . saw the teletype m operation. TONIGHT Ticket Ways and Me ans Mrs. _ United Presbyterian Church held Garry M. Eckard (Jean Lee), Bo11> - ---Mrs. Jack Foll rod, M rs. Philip M rs. Henry Wells, Mrs . Charles Jame11 Craig and Foll� l���he tour lhe g�p Wednesday evening in the Pa ton, M�. C. F. J:libbs. Meier , :\ks. Ted Beegle , �rs. Radford, Mrs, John Mitch, Mn. .'tfrs, Williamson'• sfonnerly ol Pomeroy .. . . hd r � William Talman in ents at the Dairy tor' s Study at the church cial S recogmh on be will giv• pe • �irwm Suudrrl! .James r, William s. r M . Grandpare nt, are Mr and Mn "THE PERSUAD ER" ,corge Haekett Jr., Mrs. Tom Bzrthda . y Ob,en,ed en the class of 1911 which w Ul Isle. Reinhart, Mrs. Tom Ables. M rs. Routine matters - elso w ere Guy Lee O a · d M Homer Got'don . Mrs. Thomas Ables , Mrs. Thomas Hennessy .Tr., . The birthday of Mrs. Phil Wi]. celebrate ii.II Golden Anni�ersa� Attending were Girl Scouts . ed and after the meeting Barry Sullivan in Mr s. G�ry ; ;r: rd-: Hunt�;!. "THE PURPLE GANG" Ht>nnrssy Jr Mrs. George Ho �uk. M rs. John l.engen. Mrs. John Ko- hamson was celebrated Thursday and the c�ass _of 1936 �bich will Linda Ath, Mary K. HenneS-iy, tees installed the tr ial Sunday W. Va. , (Rum-runnin11•high jacking Mrs. Henry Wells. Mrs. Gl'orge kovitch, Mrs. Dorothy Gloeckm.r when the Busy . Bee Sewing Circ]e celebr .11te ita Sliver Anmversary. Sally Globakar, Mary Cross, Sen- SC'hool room divider s whlch the . of the Federated Church met at , Vice and M urder ) C:OffRECTION MADE . " �-thy Fu!� dy Wbl'------u., Jermuer Hac keti J1· , M rs. IA:'. ... · 11·eh rung, and Miss "d wm . "' Margaret Gans, Nam.,d church are anticipating ior their _ Jame, . . at home o · t h ALSO C ARTOON · e chu r ch fo an r all day steelt died f qulltmg. Organ-A ccordion Menchlni, DreaJllll W�, Pamela church. others attending were Mn. Durulhy Glor<"kner, Miss as waitresses were Mrs. Mary A potluck dinner was served at hi s daughtu and son-in-law, Mr. Crew. Lmda Hayes, Penny Marga• MIS.9 O'Donnell, istine r Ch Wern9,10 ril Sun. I Mon., Ap Duet Scheduled . · Lew18 • ::·· Fr� Lewis, and Mrt. Bill Saunders of Ewinger and Jane Ann Wells and Brown- M R� John Lupton, Ziva Rodaun ret Gans fmd .Mis5cs Agnes and Kunzelman, M iss Anna Howell, noon to Mrs. Williamson, Mr!; . n y uer , D ick Sauer, ton R. R. inat.ead of rn &t S.unThis Sunday mc-1nlng at t h e lea pa, ... Aah Phyllis Mt·s. George ftuch.enan, Mrs. Ho. Walter Baer, Mra. Carrie Grueser u ��. z z E "BLOOD AND STEEL'' e Katie GriJese r• Bla , ewlc • • ......., Dw'5',t wa ace and Rev· How. den. 1 • eport First Umled Pres(Regai!ICOpe) Brenda Bnyer, Dorgthy Neuhling,' nt Wait resses - Mrs. M ary Kun• 1 mer Gordon, Mrs. John Bacon, '1Wrs, Fred8 Mitch, Mrs. W. Kautz, M'ddl __ Mies Lena Grueser, Mies Anna byterian Chureb, Mn. - also Lillian Donna Wist and L Tbara White. a Ruppeh• Pastor :zelman , Mi6!1 Anne Howell, M rs. Mn, Paul Crutcl Mrs Remo .,. .l, 1 � � TO RUIICII C _ ND Ne,. � Robert Mitchum teifl Durst, and • Mn. Paul ·• Hapt{tD&tall Accompanying the goup were Mrs. 11jeodore Mora, Mrs. S · OUT TWO WEEKS Mrs Howard i.r1 Mrs. Homer Brlrkie9 Salish Browni Troop 111 Kenneth McCullough. Carl Shields, Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, wW prelM!lrt: an organ-accordion Eleanor Parker ' a Leo by u ette, Mr son of • 1 Cliff ...�Mr Crew Bob Tod rd e S1ieph , Mrs · Ja,nes Delley B and and rd d · IIOll •� Laure will • at the · n,• and Luunna Patten Mrs. Har1 ey Slack' Mrs· Leland ·. Mrs· Lou·11 Relbel, M rs. Lena Hu- duet u�-�-g • ucui the WOfl5U • i1P aervJce. Mrs. Dan White, · Mr bert s. Ro B. Burdette Paul . s r M Conde, Eui;iene . rs M Mrs. Willard lll ill of Methodist Church Jn a group SunGeorge Peppa rd ln Sisson, Mrs Thomas &ally, Mra. her, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Mrs. Tuesday evening Uie Deacons Boyer. Mrs. Edward Wells and lobar pneumonia at his home. He day. Brownle• are requuted lo "HOME FROM TH& HILLS" Casci, Mrs. Remo Neiri, Mrs. : Grover Howard r b and and Mrs. Deac Dall e y, anda ill m e t o at Mrs. i• rn , ee t Mary E Am Richard Fr e m n, Mrs. Don Mu Mn Jay Wa er and sons, Jef• will be out of school for t w O be at the church at t: 15 •· m, and oneues w Sha (Cinemascope & Color) the church at '1:30. ALSO CARTOON frey aru:l Stephen. Jen. Mrs. Thomas Scally, Mrs . er, Miss Martha HoweU, MU'II K&upar. weeks or longer. to be in full uniform. Kennelh MeCulloui;ih , Mrs. Le-- Christine O'Donnell and Miss Jo TIME SCHEDULE NOTICE land Sisson, Mrs, Harley Slack, Ellen Follrod MASON DRIVE IN MNt. George Buchanan, Mrs. Leon Feature llsted firtt at.arts at McKnight, Mrs. Robert Burkett, Hostessei for lhe May meeting dusk. The picture listed sec• Mrs. Mary Shafer , Mrs. Charles were named and i:acluded Mra. ondly will be startir,g near Knopp, Miss Chr istine Grueser, Tl1 omas Hennessy, Jr., Mri, H� 8,30. Miss Jo Ellen Foll rod and Miss mer Gordon, Mrs. John Handley Mra. Henry Wells, Mn. Edward Wells and Mrs. Eugene Conde. Prayer by Mrs, Mitch closed tbe meeting after which a Stanley party was held with MI"i. Owen Bratton as demonstrator. Miss Ari­ ne Howell won the au !nda11� pri:r.e and M1·s. George Hackett Sr. the door prize. A dessert COUf8e was servOO by the hostes11e11 Mrs. Buchanan,, Ml'I, Kunzelman,, Ml'l!L. Rrlckles, Mra. Gress, Mrs. Webrung and MIIS Ilario Marie Smith. The Eul« theme wa1 carried out la the re­ freshments and also the table dec­ oratlons and a holy card waa placed 1t each setttns. Favon were miniature Easter ba■ket,. Cath I• Women's Club Names Its , Mainly About People In a-Dally sentinel. Pol)leroy-Middleport, o . April B, 1 061 ' ; ""° " \Vere Sonday -- - ---"om.:��-'... rotary ,,,._ . .... 3 Emqen"l!:: 1-old IIA,ger Ahbett, who .....,.,t three calla •- I � e the gold •ill worth $10 weekeod. -.i-1 al 4,., llip...... ' �viou■ Sunday , Rotary· men were called t. tbl D•l p k t 36th annua1 Easter Joachim residenre <m Route a it. Young Abbett i, the He wa, transported to M e I Iii j,. and Mrs. Hora,e Ab- General Ho,pital. �•• a blackface maaL Yesterday afternoon at I p& fS raised over his face. the squad went lo the DaVII 0.,.. below, UI Harold E. HuL-- ser residence in Pomer8J. Ill �dance contest chait- was taken to a local phytlelal ite pleased with the bil- for medical treatment. Mn. Joll 1 eys. Evans was taken to Melp Ga 11iJ eral Hospital last eveninl aquadsmen after wffering a 1lell't. attack at the Laurel Cliff tburdl. .. OXygen W811 administered a ""'"'· l .. ,, � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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