http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0db1204b1af425b9954c77f7ce74578f.pdf 9c91e60888770671ed5a45806aa18b17 PDF Text Text ' I• t Two Syracu se Churches Hold Sacetd..tal Pla116 Beins Con, pleted Plans have been made to dean and derorate the Sal-red Heart ChUn::"h 58.llC'tuary and aud1Lorium for tht celebralIon o; the Rev Father John TuN'! ' s silver SitC't'r dotal Jubilee to be lM:>ld Apnl 26 and lll Conumllees wen named on Lh1• , E!, !;:1�:: �:iu, "" Howard H up pe lt of thf' Sy r acuS\: 1-' irSI Um ted P resbyteria n Chureh. partJc!pa1ed m a Com• mun1ty Good Friday Servit--es h1s1 week whirh v,,as held at the Sy• racu� EUB Church Hev Ruppelt had the scriph.1,l! lesson and the Pastoral prayer. and (he Youth choir of the Pre,. bytenan church sang , ' " The Love of God " I 1 MEIGS THEATRE w Engagement, June 10 Wedding Of $undo, Mon., Tues., Wed . "BUTTERF IELD 8" (Te-chnicolor) With Elizabeth T aylor and Eddi e Fisher Colorcartoon1 ,lt.d�s _Q, 00c and 30< w N M iss M arilll Mr. and Mrs. E of their daughle; H alley, son of Mr _ bus. Miss Knight Schoo l and attene 1 versity . She is tea in Colum bus. Mr. Midd leport, Ohio / School and attend NOW SHOWING Jin Un iversity . HE I Company in Colur FABIAN in "Hound-Dog Man" ' of June 10, 7:30 p. I dleport. (Color) -s "The Sheriff Of Fractured Jaw" . I WUh Jayne Mans f ie l d and Kenneth More Abo Cartoon CarnlY•I Sl'ARTS SUNDAY "The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker" (Scope & Color) With Cli fton Webb, Dorothy McG u ire, Cha&. Colb u rn - and - . Al'HU, 16 9: 45 SiJt;n On 10 00 Chrntf)ptwr JO :m �lr \\' 11.:inl II 00 < 'ot11l!rlo1\11 1 1 :rn r1i1'- Is Lite 12 t111 rv cha pt• I • Mrs . .John Mild the Calholic Warne' 1 er. Round robin cart I Mrs . Francis Biro1 ' Marg.rel Waddel1 j to send food and ell 12 -\;i l · 00 2 00 2 ·iu Plans were m,'lde lm ner to be served Apri l . p. m. wh lch will be folki "Smiley Gets A Gun" solemn high mass at 7 r (Scope & Color) oring the Rev. Father Keith Calv e rt As Smi l ey rel's silver sacerfotal jt Al10 Selected Skorh shop John King Musslo Shown A t 2 & 7 Sunday envll le will be presen�. Committees were n11111,. CARTOON IYERY NIGHT! dinner and Incl uded: Mrs . George Hackett 1 John Goett Jr., Mrs. Che ford , Mrs. John Mitch, � Lengen, Mrs. John fl TONIGHT Mrs. Jack Fol l rod, Mr James Cralg and Meier, Mrs. Ted Beegl W i l l iam Talman in . James Souders, Mi's, "'THI PERSUADER" Reinhart. Mr�. Tom Ab'. - also Barry Sullivan in Homer Gordon. Mrs. "THE PURPLE GANG" Hcnm•ssy Jr. Mrs. G!ffirg. (kum•runnini-hl&h jacking Mrs. Henry Wel l s, Mrs, V ice and Murd er ) Hackett .Jr .. Mr11. Edwin \, ALSO CARTOON • Mrs. norothy G loeckner Sun. Mon.. lprll 9.Jb Christine O'Donnel l , M isJ John Lupton, Ziu Rodann ret Gans and Misses Ag "BLOOD AND STEEL" Katie Grueser. (Reial scope) Waitresses - Mrs. Ma - also zelman, Miss Anne Howel Robert Mitchum Homer BriC'k les. Mrs. Eleanor Parker Dailey, M rs. James Sl. Lu anna Pallen and Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mt George Peppard i n "HOM FROM THI H I LLS" easel. Mrs. Remo Neb(Cl nemaacope & Co l or) Hichard Freemen, Mrs. [) ALSO CARTOON len. Mrs. Thomas Scally, Kenneth McCullough, )! TIME SCHEDU LI NOTICli l and Sisson, Mn. Harle, MASON DRIVI IN Mn, George Buchanan, Mt Feature lilted first at.arts at McKnight, Mrs, Robert I du1k. The picture listed aec Mra. Mary Shafer, Mrs. l ondly will be st1rtir.a .bear Knopp, Misa Christine Q 8,30. Miss Jo E llen Fol lrod and '· I · JO 1, �m•s ;md 1\1\�\l"(' r!l 2 00 Thi• Au�W('r 2 ::10 l!rid�e 3 · 00 "\1>' •dnr11lar S on MMt lc!l Funnies W H T N . TV APRIL IG 1) 00 Rev Mollhcws 9 30 ,\ ir Fo1 t·e Presents 10 Oil Til'li�io u s Pro(frnm 10 I� Am ericans .it Work IO 30 , Rcli�ious Progrnm 1 1 · 00 lfithway Holidays I I 30 t 'rm1"'ra 111r<'f! 12 00 Rc\l C: ihh!t 12 30 Or:il Rohfirls 1 : 00 he\l . Wi lco.x : : 30 6.:i wlint 2 : lO Sports Spcclatular �,,,,., the Pr<!S!I r .....� Wf'athl'r Sport!! �l1irh-y Temple N;11 iont1l Velvet T:1b llunlcr f'hcvv �how t .orc1 ta \'oung llluc Angds �t'WS Wt'allwr �.r)V II' Srgn Off - Chnnnel 1 3 4 - CIO N V Philharmonic Concert S:00 Ted Mack 5 : :IO College Bowl G 00 I t.Ove Locy 6·30 20th Ccnlury 7 · 00 Lassie 7 · :m Denn!, - Men� I: oo Ed Sulllvan Show 9:00 G. E Theater 9: 30 .lock Benny 10·00 Cflndl� Camera 10: :W What's My Line 1 1 : 00 Newt 1 1 : IS Lah, Show leatured nightly at Rose)� Dance City . are now heard each Sunday night on CBS radio. Bud· dy and his sister, Jaquie, do the vocals . . . ; ... ;. • savf co un tless ste ; ' � ; The FARMERS BAN ' ' · ·and Savings Com pa � , � f.( ,'J", ·. I l( Mt:2,.cr l'_,11 R-rve System IJe"' lem mllo llllirr federal Oepoolt lmurance c •li ,. -t;l 1. ' l'OMlllOY, OHIO ,, ... ' ' ,. ' ..... TODAY 2:00 p.m. Channel 3, NBA Finals. This third game in the 'best of seven _ play-off f o r Nallonal Basketball Association championship pits the Bos ton Celtics against the St. Louis Hawks of Los Angeles. 1 5:00 p.m. Channel 13, Third round play In the Masters Golf Tournament at Augusta, Ga. Nation• al Golf Club. 10:00 p.m. Channel 8, Boxing, New York City. Denny Moyer, Portland, Ore., middlewelght, vs. Jorge Fernandex, wellerwel�ht, 10 rounds. 5\/NDAY Ch1nne1·13 1 ,30 p.m. Championship Bowling. 2:30 p.m. Chlfflnel 3, Basketball, NBA, Boston Celllcs vs. Los Angeles Lakers. 4:00 p.m. Channel 13, Masters Golf, Last four holes of play at the -��ters <Jolf To:urnamepL HOLLYWOOP (UPI> -. Wat• H hM slgned agreementa lo lel'WI 1..1 Unltad States and Canadian trlbulA>r for JOHpb . E. Lov!Do'1 plcturee '"11,e Fabulous World al Ju!et, Verne" and "Bimbo �h o ner Bros. Plclurel aaya en. • .. . 't : . ', . l!wgraphy. doy" and Shlrler been nom.Jn1ted. MacLaiDe Two Forfeited Cash ("The Apartment") have botll t "Barabbal' le Productloa 1\Ql..LYWOOD CUPil - l'roduc· tlori"tias etarted In Rome on 0,.. · lumbla Picture■' tlO million film "'Barabbas." '11,e picture la based oo I h • Bjblical novel by Par Lager'ivbt I( wu written for the screen by of Fry, co-k,lpter .Oir�lopher · 'a.a llw.' he lead of Roger Smith, who turnt ed out a acrlpt for his &how "71 Sunset Strip/' and Anthony Eisley who wrote one lor " 'Hawalin Eye/' � �h hll > ·I � ope,xu -. "'°" Ill"•J>�1n,l r1o1,1"tl ,�: . i/..;, ,.l� ...)!,, !!!!lfl'. rl' %!"J!' tUU, I .. 1 --•·� -·--, ..--, ' • , . . . .. ', " . ' . ------- i ' ,. i1 ' ,••, u " �! f • < , "� � ' .' ., ,,' . . !I I, , r '-; • ' .' 1 11 e' f l ll IO 1 Was Co-Founder Of Meigs County Gun Oub; Top Rated Trap Shooter � Great." "'Ille Fabuloul World al lules erne'' h: belu1 fllmecl ID a 111W movie technique, eallecl Mylllma, tlon, whlcl, utllboo the ___, ti live aclllla, anbnatloD and 11- I> 1>olph' Joachim Game Protector, 65, Died Sunday ¥lflinetJ8. Weekend Sports On TV I · ; Ab n i ��u:h � :��,:��. sho is not new to acting, havtn\g. start ed her career in show at the age of nine as a vaudeville aerialist. OICll' meet NJ)ERS-'l'lyo rlv,11 fqr the B,st Actre11 CO 11 art)'. Greet $1ietrei, Mell11a Mercourl ( Never- on Sun• at a� f' , . -, WI\O • . '' ' NO. 300 ' . Fn ..Id llohemou,, MacMWTa, . -- OWN 8alll'T ,IIOUYWOOD IUPli - Lee Pat- labo hll ..iiby lG - with him. alan h !M!'IV - lie Im limo bet-,. ohola ,,.-......,.. t,• lo writJ11i a aerlpt l)'UIIJ lhe lnlricalt aad colorful We Pey 3% Interest On Your Savings .. ' ,. L_-r.:._______________________ .. IC & "1;��:.;P� -�� 4year-old m o t h e r of cotnedian Steve Allen . Belle Montrose, � maldng her film debut In W.;1!t Disney 's rull-length come{v •-rhe lluddy Bair and his orche,tra, ol rnOf1 . ..,, w. .� DOTS NICE-Polka dot blklnl shows oft to advantage Oil actreu Sue Ane Langdon. · A newcomer to Holl)'woo<I� Sue .Alie mado her movio debt&t ID "�• G�� :• Football ,tar Otto Graham has been signed to star in a new grid• Iron telefilm 1erles . . . · Titled, "Touchdown·," the pilot was film ed last week In Hollywood . . ABC • Paramount records has signed the multi-talented Bob Crtiwe hi a Jong-term contract in the capacity of N!c�rding artist song writer. His firJt platter will be made-up of hl.s own lune,, "Swlngln' Fam ily Tree" and "La La Loretta." . TELE • TALES, Scolt Brady, .la� "Shotgun Slade," celebrat N •Ille •Ind-up tlil, ,..., ol lhe '181h eploode In Ille 1<rle1 by loss Ing a party !or the '18 leading ladles who have worked oppoalta him. . . . HowaNI K. Srn!lh ha, been -named cllJef torrespondent ror CBS In Wuhlngton . . • With chtcl: ■, you con pay oll blll1 naar"t mallbox , Thi1 11 much ,. fand 1of•r) than 11mQkJn9 the � and paying ca,h. No wonder more peopl• are paying by chec'f lnvit• you to opt" 11 check ng CIICf' i with u1 now. Ille - April • ' LOOK-LISTEN: Page Mo11on. star of "The Page Morton Show" on radio, refl.iscg,.1 to sU"g rock 'n' mil - although 11.•s costing her Reco1-dlng companies plenly. pro contracts Page have offered vided she cpnsents hi record rock 'n' roll tunes. Page's answer: "I never have sung such songs, and can't even stand to hear them. I will not record such iunk even if il mean, never getting a record• ing contract." . . . . . a cnecking account eebng 11,., ..... ., Sally Ann has a double interest In the show. Her hu sbtind, Rkh ;ml Adlf'r, has written the must': and lyrics. 5 :io florky & Frie11rb f, 00 ,�,1111 W nwh('JI 6 W IJ.. alt Oisn<>y 7 3(J Mnv, i d: 8 '.HI I ,nwm.1n It 00 fl1e Rebel !I '.lO The ls! .. nckrs HI '.lO Win ... ton Churchill II 00 NewR 11 tOMovielime A Pllll, 10 ■ .....,. _ M Bl ke / DeIegafe T .. Jun M e .. ... ............... .. OW YOU KNO (CON'T'INtJEDl Sally Ann Howes, wtio gained Aml'ricon fume pl.:iying Liza Doo Jitlle in the Broadway 'USical. •·My Fair Lady," wil! ,,gain <!:isay :i ramed literary chararter in the title role of ' 'Jane E:vrc•• on the D rerk Famil :y C l assics prcscnta lion of April 'l:l, on CBS-'l'V. Come nellt season, the British nrt rcss wi!J be rct11rning to the Droa1 l way stoge in a new musi• cnl . "K1rnmirw," set in an East Afriran v illnge. The story COO• ('('r1 1S I lle romance and marriage of a young English girl and a qu il"t . c,d urated-in•En.(!;land Afri• ('an leader. Channel 8 12 Oil M1•1 1 r!w Prokssor 1 2 :10 1'1 1 1 rhc PiJ}("r l 00 1)11 ('dions 'fil i ' 1 1 n 1 1 P!I S!t-1•h1 0 1'(·rs Hi� 1 Bowling t l :,ppy \i i ! .'\ Ha�l1 d l1;, I I fi 00 I e 10 6 �u f, fi 7 : 00 B · uO 8 :in !> IIIJ 10 Oil 10 �U 1 1 tMI 1 1 HI J I I C, I llfl \rV C � I S - T V Bqil"/1/:1 �� h� STATIC SIJNBA. Y W S A Z - T V Chann el 3 Cathol,c Wo: Commit Banq�! �� !;��:,��!Jt d w�,�� d�y night at the Middl e por t Hi g h School for the a n n u a l party or the Senior Band w hich w a s held a t 6 30 ..., lth I Aro und A nd About Middleport ; 1 · I d · -- --- -- - ...... .... •• �;"'.·_-,._-.---- ·UIYiWlsleet.: _,,.__ -'1,a, .....�. - •... · - LIBERTY THEATRE - ,m d - Annua l Band Party, Dance, Hel d \ � n Pomeroy, Ohio "KEY W ITNESS" Jeffre:y Hunter, Pat Crowley - also "V ISIT TO A SMALL PLANET " hrn Lewis, Joan Blackman 8-Dally Senlin."!,. Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 April B . 1 961 , Mr and Mrs W1lh&m Bud and Mrs Bill G r .11n! 1rn d nrw son �-hildren, Handy, Carolyn ami Den n i� Ka} -.-.rrt:' rt'turued horn'" B a rbara. of Versailles. spent I.hr qichard Swackha mer as t oastmaste r . 1-·riday from the Mason Clrnkl ::>ast weekend with their parents 11,•hert! Dennis was born Monday. Tables w e r e centered with spoke brie fl Y 1111 did Mr M< 'Corn Mr and Mrs Wil liam Watson ,lark top hats. canes a Marlh .i fowl t-r Uj)ft·ted to rend whn, � Lasley St . and Mrs A n n.a Bud :loves and musical notes turn home L oc:b y from Mason Chnand syr F'ollowmg t hl! dmner dcmnng Jr where she underwl'nl 11, tons11of R utland. ,ols were used on the w h i 1 , '88 enjoyed by band members lt'(·tomy yesterday. M r and Mrs . Richard Strub], •lolh. Name cards were fa .sh ion ,nd their guests with The Jays I and sons o f Carro II , Mr a nd Mrs :d a.., notes and mints were plac Mrs Guy Reynolds, Mr�. Jamt!A . i . h g the Th gy Jack Cramer and daughler 01 � in the top hat s pe Mr. and Mrs Al len Hughea Pullen, � :•�· m e n urnas ha d n u I "'°8 aI su de :oral rn an M arion and Mr and Mrs Cla udr cup.s. � loc al. and Mr and Mrs. Jame, h1te In cha rge of the decorsJewell of Colwnbus were guests of Eas· ter service• were h_el d �ur.The table b lessmg be fore the t�ons were Ka en McElhinney and Clatworthy and Mrs Geral dine , Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Str uble the � Young of Pomeroy p l aMed to aldaY mornmg Ill, • a , wh1ch tune mea l was given by Superintend- Ch ar lene D avis. . pas wee I k en d J . . . 010111g . lh e group h tened the Eastern Star Inspection t e c ommu on servic wa held m _ t � for d inner on Sunday were Mr ent L. W. M �Comaa. The loai.tinvitations were made by Col- this evening !fl Lee sv ille· Mrs. and the youth ch01r sang, Were . mas er . also mtroduced Mr Eu- Jeen w·1J son aod C indy Morr s t and Mrs Bl 11y W11 hamson and i Doris Preston Worthy Grand Mao you The gene a rs. Bandmasler, w h o and Rosetta Richa ds was �� Whea TI1ty , Cruc � fl"ed . son of Rut l and and Mr and Mrs. Se m , r I ron of the sl ate o f Ohio• Order M Y Lord . and a SO1 o, ' Forg1vn· ' JosepII Struble and son, Pomeroy. ----- eha rge of send'mg them. T h e of Eastem Star is a membe . r or · was sung by John L'JS 1..: acrom Ba nd 8°?8ters p�epared and serv- the Leesv il le ctuipter. Susanna Arnold, daughter of IS. Q S panied by Mrs. Don Lisje. ed the dmner with Mrs. B r u c e Mrs. Maxine Arnold, is confined o . Mrs Harold Kauff who has t lf:1emal cards turned in at Lloyd and Mrs. Wallace Bradb ! her home Al , e n Road, by ill� � O been n to f ined he; home this tha t um• netted $83. the church ford as genera l chairman . ness . eek beeause Or the Ou II mucb collect ion was $63, and the Suri. :,v 1n charge of the table decora- unproved M rs. Roy mmpson has return. day School offering was $28 mak Mrs . Beatrlce Blake w&1 named hons were Mrs. James Pullen, . lley · ed home from Pleasant V a Mrs· Wesley Fry and ton• M fU'\. mg a toal of 1174. Of this · $30 . . l and 1s 1 eUl • d ga ar r to .,__ Ch 'le ••J ' •·B adbury M r s Hospita i f. t .11 . u wue WM! meetJng of ""· convale • •n • c n nic . vin were bu5ineu vi.aiton 1n w1· u be sent to the One G re at the Scioto Presbytery from the Robe-rt C.Oats and Mrs. J a m e s ly. . Hu� lington today, Hour of Sharing. The ushers for 1 Syracuse ---First United Br ewington. The dinner was pre. Presbyter M r and Mrs. Eugene Cond e and the service were Jim Bi ll Oi ler an Church en the Session mel pared by Mr1 · Roger Morgan , CARPENTER wh J fam1·1·Y have moved from Anne St. . and Robert Crow. ID lhe church annex, Altematea Mrs. Arnold Richards, Mrs. Lewlo Midd leport · Communion elements we re pre Mra , Wilda Wiseman and Dav• elected were Mrs. Mayme Hohnes s Sauer, Jr . . Mrs. Donald LowM rs. Char1e.s 8uck spent 'l'hurs. M s. Don Cott ill . .,_s. pear1 Mc e , Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and ;d ,pent S··-• pared bY M,w "..a� Duffy 1U11.1ay w Jth her paren•· .... vcrlru� • ry ,n.r r � day with relatives in Q)lumb"'· Bride and Miss and Mrs. Charles Blake. For the r Frank ie Muma w. Mrs. Mar,i,i Swan , , M rs. w1· 1 1iam · Bax er - -·' entered �� ..-�M project wbicb begms Tuesday at 7 p. m and mclude William Bar onick. Robert Burkt:."lt . John Goett Jr . Philip �e1t'r. Gilbert Zwilling. William Remhart . Vietor \\'ippel. George Buchanan John Mitch. Franklin Hepp, Thomas Hennessy, George Hatke!! Jr . Paul Ca5ei, Homer Gordon. Vic tor Neutzlmg. Henry Wells. Jami•� Shepherd, John Lengen, John Kokovitch, Robert Schultz, Charles . Hann i gan, Ed Knopp, Thomas ward Wells. Wall�r B Harns Ren:zo Menchini, Paul Simon and Richard Gres.s. Tl I j 5 Ma,.n /y Abo ut People In Pomeroy , - a1 y ent1ne Dnoted To T1ee lnteruu Of TM Mei•e-Maaon Aret1 r - --- l'eather -- ,....,, _,_ _ ,.,. .. ... ..,_ ... � MNIUJ lalr wdt t.._.J eaat .., CNler _..,.., ..., ZS - IS. l'wMlay , mctt..... d1 ,..,,.. Mill •■rnwr. _::.:=�P;o;:m:ero :;:y� -M ;l�d� d� po rt �,�O;ib;:io�,'iMi°:o;;; d a�y-;-,; ,o;-_-;-l96;; 1 -----------------:----;5c -----�P PIE�R�C�O;PY �l l ;-; n:; le;;;, A:; prrll ,Next Move Up To ORSANCO Now In Mid dlep ort' s Sew erag e Batt le Mayor Willing To Wait-Out Eight State Compact Body Science Students Win Recognition - - .. ll' • t •" ' lo I " �.. ' • -•• a� Pomm,y-'Mlddlepo,1. 0 . Aprn 1 0 1 96 1 - 3 pl,. De Doily Sen tinel , COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY Sunda y School Week Since e, ery organiza tion of any im portance aeems to have its •·week," it would -m lo be more lhan lilting that there Uould be a ''wee k" for an insli tution liO important and fine in its pur pose a, �e iunday school. In any case the week of April 1 0-16 has been so de• signaled . and its sponsorship by t h e Laymen's National Committee in New York: represents a rosier of outstanding people in busrness, industry, govern ment, and public life. The Sunday school as we hav e kn own it is a comparatively modern institution, founded by Robert Raikes, a pri nter i n Gloucester, Engla nd, 1 n 1780. Hi, d l5· tincti on was that he sought to make the Sunday school a normal parl of I h e equipment -.id i nstruction in e v e r y church. Prior to Raikes, specific religious in struction of the young, where it existed at all, had been chiefly in the homes or in sporadic attempts by Luther and oth ers. ., ' ,. For anything actually correspond ing lo the Sunday school we would have to go back to the time of Christ when Jew ish schools were attached to every syna· eogue. The Jew• had established not only education, but something corres pondjnl �ery much to modern voca ltonal training. Every Jew ish boy was supposed to he brought up in an occupation or a trade. /,nd i f we wonder at the competency o( the f ishermen, and those of humble life whom Jesus gathered around Him, it must be remembered that those nwn had been trained in such schools . It Is Interesting to note that in the very earliest slage Sunday school teach era were paid. But that soon become un necesHry and, until compart:tt i vely It'· cently, teaching and leadership has been on I voluntary basis In stronger church• es today there is a trend toward pay ment of teachers. the Sunda y school has become the ''church school," uncler the leadership o( college or seminary grad uales who are spcd .-il i5ts in religious education. A tendene y under this ne w deYelop menl is (or the church s(' hool lo become a church i.n itself. As high s<"hool grad u ates do not always go on to college or other high education, so graduates do not a l w ays go on to the adult or senior t: hurc:h. This o f late has been a much-discuss ed problem: lagging church attendance of college and other youn g people. One effort to correct this has been the "chil d ren ' s sermon , " and the tying in o{ church school students with a part o( the regular c:hurch servic:e. But as Su nday school or c h u r c h school. the great institut io n goes on, with its positive results in character building and community service far eX• reeding its failure a lway s to attain i ts p u rpose. especially in battling juvenile delinquency. OVER THE FALLS The nation must greet with some sad� ness lhe news thal the last Honeymoon Special train has run between Buffalo stop. ped having honeymoons, or even stop• ped going lo Niagara Falls for them. Undoubtedly countless honeymooners still are drawn lhere. They jusl don't use the train. But beyond that, the da y is clearly passing when a joke about Niagara Falls wall register with everybody. Surn gay simplicities are vanish ing from A m eri can life in many fields. A good many American s today h ave the money for honeymoons J n far more distant and more va ried pla<:es . They seem to search more for the excilt:ment of the exotic, Y el for others, especially some of the older ones, the brighl early promi se of marr ia le will always he l i nked with Nia gara's crashing sound . I 2-D,lly Sentinel, Po meroy-1'1,\,llepurl, 0 , Aprll WASHINGTON COLUMN 10, BY PETt:R EDSON WASHINGTON - r N EA l -P�I· ternti fo r Uvlng with automation and liking it .ire gradually bemc; worked out by ur ious devl(.-es m 11t'""' h,bor-mllnallemenl conln:1t'l1. In general. lhey follow the 01d prmnple of. · · 1f you i.:.in ' l htk 'em. )Olll ' em " More and more. union leaders .are romm� around lo the view thal tllere ' s no u� frying to stoµ, µrogress. M anage�nt. for 1. 3 part . 1s recognizmg mcreasmg1 · 1 llwt it has respom;ibilit ies to 1111 .-mplo_ves as wt>II as to 11s stock htllders Viewed from both lh(J� anglf's ways 1:1re sought to maKe the llt'W te('hnologies ir, manufacturing aml processm� a bleasing lo both man agement and labor - not J u s t monslers that c ause strik� 0r Ck'stroy jobs. MOST NOTABLE EXAMPI.F. is perhaps the Padfic Ma r itime Assn employer�· agreement wi1n the Harry Bridges lnternationui Longshoremen·, union It w 11 s signed after four years of dis<'u > · 11 10n and five months of tough bar · &ainin1. &oin& u1lo effect t h i • yt"ar and running to July I. 191:,6 In the hrl:it place, t,he Loni(• &horemen agreed to abandon their long st.anding opposition to watt! r• front mechaniitttion. Employ .. n1 art! therefore frt"OO from all the old umon rest r it:tions on size ul slmg loc:1ds, double handling, gaq; snes and "witness" labor l h I l gels paid for standing around do• ing nothing. A.I• labor.s,.a ving dt! v1ees may now bf used to handie c1:1rgo efficiently. Jn retu rn . the employera are paying $1 5 m11\io11 J::I ye� fur S 1 '2 yean into a mechan lultion fund. It will be used in part lo �rmit longshoremen to retire 1:tt age 62 instead ol 65, eech haviri� a vested inte-resl in the fund ..ip to $7,920. Th e fund will also pul a fioor under wages whi<'h will gu.arah teen longshoremen a minimum wa�e of $98. 75 for a 35- hour week, without layoffs. An agreement similar to th1!i was later made applicable to Ea.:it Coast longshoremen by an a rr,1 • I ration award. I n the new Teamsten Unicin t.:ontrac l 1iped Feb. 1 with the -Chinese Music ' Centr1:1l Stales rTlQlor t·ar r it'l"S Lt"r, lat1ve agreement ""·as ma<lt' f ,r payment into the Holfa union s pension and welta r� fund ot ,.; for every bulk eontamt-'1 o r µ1ggy back shipment. Effedive datl' ,f thJ� prov1s1on b bring delayed a year pending joint union-earner study lo deter mine If thia is the besl way to deal with this situation But it is also being COOlidered m cur rent Team• sters negotietions with New Eng land carriers. And 1l is expected to come up later in bargainioi:: with carriers of the 13 W"sl.t'rn 1tates. APPLICATIONS OF SUCH a principle to ''fishyback" contain er shipment& by water and "bi_nJ. ieback" ahipments by air Is also being proposed. But railroads are still bucking the Klee a.s an Illegal restraint on movement (lf inters�te commerce. 1bere were about a million pi�• gyback shipments by rail l a -'> t year. At $5 a trailer, this would put another $5 million into the Hoffa union ' s $300 million woel fare fund. In addition to these prim,: ex- amples th�r, are num.ru ,, utn i- r JOm1 labor -.managemew si u•i 1es of automa1 ion going on. Kiuser Sled and Umted St"L'I. work�rs representatives are tr► 111g 10 fm<l a tormula for sharing the bet1efits of Im! new lechnol ggy Ill theu· industry Republic Stee l and Union Ge Marine and ShipbuJJding Worke1 I have a joint human relations romo m1t1t-e studJmg the �ubject. In the shift from militaiy ai,.. craft produ<'tion to missiles . Unit. ed Auto Wo rkers and Mactiinl.:itl Union wor ked out new a�r� menls with Douglas and Convait for severance pay or extended unemp)oyment benefit payment, to laid-off mployes. THE AUTO INDUSTRY made earlier moves lO solve some al the labor relations problems nu• ed by a d v a n c I II g technologr through 1he .. aMual Improve,, ment" wage Jncrease and ,up, plt'mental un('mployment bt•n"" fits. or "SUB. ., But they are r.e longer considered complete pl.ans. New propo� are expected ti be presented when the auto indu.. try contract, art rentaotiat.. this summer. Today's Medical Report ..i. , ,, A � ,. .,, . - ,.. : ' ' { i.,r mnpk an• , , .I, 1,.od; padr; I • · · !ii l"'r1 �y»le10 ' ,. � 1:,v..,rJ,- f or l:s'..,.. 1 1 . ,· ' r.• ' ' ri Around Wo;:d In ::.'5 Bre:; : :,s Am v r , .. •• 11, ' .,,. 1 -/ ... .... .... - . �-i ' OPY I • -•••... ' lo lor -.......... ....•• - 1 I .... r ti ti. u Rutland News Events w. ....... .. oaJ !al r-------------•---======:;, 11 M !·. "11. · e --·-- · -�-- •• ..• Other Mowers from $39.95 up BAKER FUl'INITURE NIIDDLEPORT Land Transfers • k -,. ,_.. ___ - 'l• /·, ex_ /I e d I ' PTA Board In Executive Session Here • ,, Named President Debra Sheets Is ' I ' i Of 4-H G ·, ' �::�=� u -• All it 1111111 le your b!f llulid-up about how .. 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Mi•r c·ury �lw,t uilu 1,rl.111 g1-n rnr1, 1t·1 ,1u�I Tbt! t nµ " l<(·hE-•!ult-d t .. , !111 1·t tim1·., :.iruun1l in lour vn,I a h,11/ - A �1 11.b 1 1 :.i� v ; 1,( /1 1 1•11u , 1 , hour• itnd t!w, t- v. 111 b.:, oxyl( :-n S udi rn, ,1 t-1 ,;,/� ,,� J ! J llo-n •· \ , aboard to la,t h,m ma nv 1 1mt"!I la �h 1ht- r ..mn,,nt� ul J :,.r• lh;,\ 11·11),''h of t 1n1t" I-Sul 11 , .., ,t ,i l (Jr u nt' :\J""1 tr'11 t,,Hh· "' •"I t·• A l 1ltt-r v, h 1d1 ,,l,-.1,i l,ow· of IIM" !>ffi-11 ..nr! i-11•1 lem-115 pound, ol r1lum11111m t ub n:.t•� dl t,\ ◄ · i-,; n101�turc / • ,11:, 111).' tanh t an� Jll;,t/i .in•l pn,p11 al u,n ptt\\f'r-p1 u\1 1d1·J m1.1rt' than lhf' breallung oxy�rn !or rht' m.;111 in Tiu� n,,,1�1urc 1, di :i•!lt'd m ' o " .!!pact>. I t also Fluid� 1ht! pressu � �pttni,!e whi< h 1� m1--!·h,m1 r;,ll ) tu m,unlam tm c:apsult' i-!nd :1pat:" �ll�Wf'li t'lf'rV VI min11lf" dr.t 'O Sult al !ht- equlvalt'nl of h\lab t• ing llllu a sm;1II l.;,nk II) 111 u1 , 1 1 1· ;ilt 11udes. and !he au - cond11 Lon111� an ;1dd11 11,n.,I t-rne r gt"111 � ;,;u1,r1h to prnted him from tt'mpt"rahH"•·s or drmkmi:; v. .i11•r. thar f ret'tt' ur liurn St:p3r<lh' JH l"�SUI 1;-.;:ii ion �\ ,l•·rn , I With 1 hf' addition uf i·1gl, 1 kt-l·p th.- ,1,ln,n:.l1l · 5 bUlt at t hr· pounds of o>. ygen undt-r p1 t's-.ui e equiv;,tt' nl uf r. 000 f ,.,.,, 1 alt11 11d , , Campbell, Karen Herr• Soisson, Barbara I ltJ m ph· in round stel'I tankso .ind 35 poundi a hllle \own 1han �It f:\'"r•· ,!NEWLY CAPPED NURS Harielle Bobo,· J;net �f�v. Maag, Marsa Rife, Pene of fo r th � o oh ng sy Sll'm . and thf' rabin at t he fiJ U1 v al 1•n t t S-'fhese 35 student nurs ins, Barbara SpencerI Lin lope Fish, Linda �milh, man. Elizabeth C o m e r, reys, Bre Hda W oof t e r . Ta· the watn, apparatus make! up abou 1 of about J0.000 ftt"t Should 11.f' es of the Holzer School of da Gallaher a nd Marilyn Johnora Lambert, Shar B a r b a r a Unger, Betty m i Fitzpatrick, Gail Ev• ive pn cent oI the tot.it 1 weig 111 suit ('irculal mn f;u l . the, spa,·t>ni.:•1 N ursing were capped in Compsto n. Second row - I ron Davis and Gaye Win Haskins , Judith Dudding. ans, Barbara Nida y. K a- of 1he manned capsule. may open his fact: plate to tJir• t.. �rcises Friday. F irsl ren Fren<"h and - Gayle Everett, Carole row Back Th ters. Third row Geneva III Karin Roseberry, Sammie e oxygen each cabrn four-pouwl atmosphere. an el(' t t rl('<1! row left to _right, .Jo Ann I 1 00111e expand1 Pursley. __ Brenda fi r e _ __ Zonner, o 10 1641 c110ic Romelle f�i.'l r other unexJ:,,eded <w<.· t1 r _ _ Bol i nger, Linda Classing, Lee, J uditn Lanier, Myrna Keirns, Jean Pullin, V. at the pressure in the asl ronaut · s ren c·e fo t1I!! the cabin atmo�1./wn• . PT ROCK · are moving into the Kennedy pro-- ---I suit. The '-Pill·t' en�rnf>f"r s caku - : I� �s tronaut l'an let out the r ;1hin perty, College Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris Clay ton Morr is and fam i ly, Co-- late tha1 il l 8fl cubic feet f., · a i r an� refill and pres �ur iu· 1t i breathing. or en,iul!,h lor 28 hours from }us emergenl'Y oxygt'n !>Uf'· and children of Columbus were . lumbus 1:ipent E,1slcr with home I 1·1 o I e, .an d Ihe of her ha JI Ior Io�s weekend guests of her grandparin leaka�e or absorption. The SN' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Luckadoo. folks. ond r..nrl Wey:rn,1 7A•lla Mrs. bottle is pure s.afeguard. rhil· Dewhurst Mr. T�rl_l Mrs. �nd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips had \ o�ygt>n syslem al .,;o pr o• of The were Ch1l ch ldren and hcothe dren we re w eeke nd gur•!s of her i A lar g e g rou P of relatives a nd friends o f the !963 as weekend visitors their . �n, guests her of _ parenls. l moll,• r 'l,·s. G,· n.,·,·•, Fo 1.,_ vidf's Hie tem1lf'rilture and hu • • Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham weekend , ,. .. , ... , class of the Holzer School of Nursing .attended the 0..,._ Dwight an Kennedy <l midity cont rol whkh are designed Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. , • 22 Inch Deluxe Lawn ercises at Grace Methodist church, w h ICh marked their Phillips or Frankfort�f Langsville zr Chas, Esse:< an d 1a m,. 1 y, Cam• other relatives. to k N·p lhe astronaul m lem per" I W. Wilcox F. Mr.s. cappin e4 Cycle Ruth Stover and fa�ily _of den, S. �- and Don �1-a cBane al urr-s bcl\\ rep 55 a d SQ d e Jr· · islrator who oongratulated thJ were Sunday callers of her paruu ,1., E Holzer• l) r. ct � 1 _ . . ents· Mr· Phillips is quite poor- Fostoria were Sunday even i n g vis- and family Columbus VJS1lrd W. grPt's Fah renheit des pite an oute • 3 Horsepower . c hief of staff of the Hob r hos- nurses •on pas�ing their pen00 01 . , . her fat,_ t mer E 1 I 1 er, or of ch Chu The fall. a U 1 following ly l � i 1empera1 side if "' range re c figured • u a r h n n CJ ,! Hol � R. t e omb and e du . • Adjustable Height I Pit.al gave the main addre!.ll u �· probation The class was present- Christ Sunday School sent him an '1JOg�on. from fi7 dc�re:s below. ,to several · ng as his theme "The !(urse ' s ed by Janelle H· Sheets. nursiou wcc-k. The Essex family ex '('ct 0 l lnpulse Slarting EaFi\er flower. ) Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hardway of thousand deg�et!s iibove zero 'J'o , Cap." He .showed what the cap arts inSlructor. 1 some extent he rnn t'ontrol this Mr. and Mr�. Basil Cremeans Gallipolis called on Mr. and Mrs. - 1 0 move to Del a ware_ soo� . • Controls Or, Ha ndle stands f0r in the way of service Big Sisters conferred the caps ----- - -·---Carol Snowden and sons Sunday. 1 Among other a on s1("k 11st a re himself. and wukhe rs on Lhrt! to mankind and he urged mem- and the Nightingale pledge was eral chairman of the show. The Mr. and Mrs. Floyd • Heavy Gauge Steel Darby o[j Mrs. Hoyt � ecl on , �le, a n d �!rs . g round can control aspeds or the hers of the class lo uphold t h e led by Nancy Blain. R. �· Mi<i:, piano tlsed was loaned bv the Ken- Columb us were Easler Simday 1 Rohcrt Holhrlay. system should mst rument repo rls finest traditions of what it stands Judith Pend ergrass, presiden! of ny Music Company or Huntington. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mr. and Mrs G. B. R a ekin d of his booy cnnd 1l ion show it nt'clor in the world today, which is the senior class gave greet mgs In the elementary class two first Plumme r. were Chillicothe visitors Friday. ess,iry. r onfused in its e�limate o( stand· and the response was given by priies of $5 each. two second James Cheadle ot U. the S. AI- Mrs. Edmund Fosler ,met Mrs, I In lhP fasl stri�e� of descen1 : . Miss Sharon Davis, pre!iident of prizes or $3 each and two third urds. my, Ft. Knox, Ky. spent the Eas- Gineora Foster were Gallipolis when fridion tn th@ heljvylng al: , 1 He cited examples of tlol:r:er 1he class or 1963. prizes of $2 each were given to ter weekend wilh his family Mr. visitors Tue sday. tM! cooling sysmosephere makes t graduates, who in their dally lives Miss I da VanRiter .sang "How the following: 1st-Becky Gilmore and Mrs, James Cheadle and £am- :..::::::.:..:_:::::::::______.::.:_::::"o::::::.::.:::_::::::.:__:::::__::::::::�::..:____!e,,.,,,,.,,=,,.,,=,...,,,-...,________ ___.,....,. , ..,,. ... . . 1'' i:i -· . both at home and :abroad are Lovely Are Thy Dwellings," and doing a dance routine and Judy lly. , I .i'iholding high th.- finest traditions " In The Garden of Tomorrow. ' Lathey, a vocal solo, •'Bluebird or Betty Jane Sprouse of Children's of the nursing profession. He por• she was a ccompanied by Mrs. Happiness," arco mpaniecl by Lin- Hospital in Columbus . spent four da Lathey; 2nd: Jody Athe:v, a days during the Easler season trayed the character of Florence Harold Campbell. Nightingale and Clara Barton :-.s A reception followed lhe exer• vocal solo, "In the Middle of an here with her parents, Mr, and symbols f,f the 'hl1hest tn nnrs• cises and a large group honore;J Jsland" and leartetW,tUler. B pan• Ml'• tCah'ln Sprouse, .and family. I tomine to "'Pink Shoe- Laces" ; Het parents returned her to Coing ideals. the newly _capped nurss. 3rd: Carolyn Roush , a voca 1so1o lumbus Monday. The exercises were presided ___ "Count Every Star:'_ and a n-ro . · Judy Williams was an ovemight 11ver by Wayne e. '6etel-, adminTommy Roosh. Ricky Powell and gu,sl of Joetta Erlewine. __:.__:_________ ! Johnny Rklgeway, singing ''Char- Mr. and Mrs. James Pierce or lie Brown." Middlepart RD, called on Mr. and other entries in this clasg were M l'9. Calvin Sprouse, Tuesday. f0Up Langsville RD, a solo "'God Bless America" and Julia Lucas. The HarrisonviJ\e Girls 4-H the Pledge to the Clag by Danny spent Sunday afternoon with Sue Club met March 31 at 3 o'clock Roush : solos by Candy Ingles, Parker, The executive board of t h e Mrs. Nellie Parke� of Chester at The harrisonville School to '"My Happiness." Angela Fields, Meigs County Parents and Teachan overnight gqe.-d Monday was " Denise Dream, "A Wish is a organize their club for 1961 under ngers Association m e t Thursday home of Mr. and Mrs. Ho the at World," the the su pervlson of Mrs. Ruby Hal- Grinstead, •'Around evening at the home of Mrs. Paul and Sue. Parker mer " Look Me Over. liday and Mrs. Sharon A. Jewell, Gail Miller, ''Hey Theiss, Middleport. Carl Denison of Mrs. and Mr. " Song, Amanda Stanley, "Spring advisors. Mn. William B. Downie, preslweekend Easter eetfng were 'Y'J pn Miss Karen Gilkey, president, Barbara .MardialJ •• . J.,ipstidt Mor dent, was in charge of the meetCarl Mrs, Mr. of Md · gue11t• called the meeting to order, Fol- Your O,lla"r'," -<Mmha Davis, ing.. It wu decided to present foLlr lowing the opening, election of or. "Carolina in tie Morning," Karen ris and sons, Jim and Mark. Saturday evening dinner guests achievement certificates at the licers was held resu lting 88 fol Greene "In a Littlr Red Bam, '" or Mt and Mrs . Carl Morris and "B w'°eU B � - Debr May 4 meeting lo be held at Harye ye , ,< and Rl ky Po a Sheets lows son !I were Mr. and Mrs. Weber oo,...., ,· , '. risonville. '11iere will be a first ...I "Bobcat B solo A piano Love." ' oo se V i nda Hy ll, � by Diana Theobald , Mr, and Mrs. Carl Den• and t.f'cond place and two honor Karen Gilke Seer , eta.ry ; Suiian ie" wBB presented y b ' Roush· a piano and vocal solo . Ison of Wheeling and son, Jade a l e ment,ons, Sl•eets, Treasurer, Jean Cotter ill · · "Brahams' Lullaby" by Terry Demson, Athens. an d •111s 1·1ance. ent educa o wo Th ksho and chairmen co � r� of ay � ; � K Wyatt, Roush - 8 piano solo '' Medley of Mi811 Rose Horak, of Colwnbus. to e at Ohio Un vers Y A� Recreation · Darle Howard, ne by Becky l tar- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison of ril 24 lo Z6 inclusive was announc- N ews Re�rter · Sharon Jewell Streu� Waltzes''ental . u·u , 8 ,11 Mar• Wheeling were Easler Sunday rls·, an lns•-·m ed by Mrs. Downie, who also an. .e_..1u to • . was appomi. erve .a s ch cu, r• 8 U sha · on the uke playing " Pe� of guests o( her falher, Lee Myers. I nct nounced the Southea st D"st .'• man of Health and Safety. ' ,, 1 and My Heart ; " a vocal duet "He•• Mr. and Mrs. CarI. Morr·, conference to be heId I n zanes• Karen Gilkey was named Jun- by Connie Clark and Jeanine M - sons were Easter d mner guests \'Jlle on April 28· U lor Leader by the advisora. ler, and a quartet, Rosemary Sisk, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WebPlans were made for l�e proAssignments for the next meet- Diane Sisk. Nancy Capehart and er eobald . gram for the May 4 meeting and � Ing were made which will be Jane Ca pehart, singing "Batlle of Mr. Bnd Mrs. Carroll Snowden wUl clude reports from the · in COO held at The Harrisonville School New Orie.am. '" A speciaJ feature spent . Saturday in Parkersburg feren':' .and a report •�rom M r s, at 8 o' clock April 10, with Kenny was presented by G ary stew.art of ahopp mg. _Their �ms, steve and Downie on e legulatiun meetlng and Uouill Carsey, Dick and �bMason on the tnnnpet, accom- Larry, visited thetr grandparents , she attended recently in Colum- ie oe ta.ll Gilkey as the H pi ty panted by L inda l.a''- ey New Ha- Mr . .and Mrs. Harry Osborne, at h bus, There wm bo a "buu" ses' Pomeroy, and Garcy stayed with Committee. There were 15 mem. \'en, on the piano. skin on the subject, ' 'What � his al1nl and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. bers and 5 mothers pi-esent f" t 1 1 the Teenag your unit ex� from Counc il . Membership i s Opel! to all in Ma ce B � . of SS was g� ru ?The uecut1ve board recomAllen Biddle of Cedarv1Ue Coleated girla between ':he ages of 8 for 8 Piano flOI0• uwmiam Te11 mended that the 1962 8J)ring CODlege sent the Easter weekend to 21 years in the area. • overture," one secood prize cf ference by held ID Meigs County, $3 with his parents ' Mr and Mrs. to Ralph McDaniel5 and BiR Pay• the time and place to be announc• Raymond Biddle and · Calvin. ton playing "Boogie Shuffle'" on 1 -=�--c----c--=-ed. the f!Ultars, and third prim of $2 Think we're clean 11'1 said At the � of the meeting, re,. to Sheldon Roush and Ann How- that some of L'le Roman emperors freabmentl were aerved by Mra. 15,l' ard singing "'True Love," accom- balhed 88 many 88 seven or et••t T'neiu to Mn, Downk!, Mrs. Roy panled by Nancy Armstrong on times a day I Maybe that's ber Traey J . • Mn. Harold Ebera- NEW HAVEN - The Talent the piano. Other entr5es were a cauae they didn't have the bene bach, Mrs. Mary Carsey. Mrs. Show s nsored by the New Haven po vocal trio, Sandra Sayre, Mary fit of today'!l efficient soaps lo Frances Alkire and Mrs. How• PTA was held Tuesday evening •t Webb and Leah Ann Miller, sing- wash away dirt, erd Jobnam. lhe Haven Theatre with Harry Ing ·•ntue -stln" a1.i'.:fllDJlllllkd bJs p u rs m , ss prod uction. Th is When the housewife lfCILs, ;n. '.\tiller �ctin� .es Master of Ce.re- N&ney".. Atrlllttong; a vocal. ·"l•m mOTiies. Mrs. Paul Powell, ac- �rrv" by Judy Hoffman: a duet dustry listens. RCSClldl Ike this opens u p new jo bs, and puts Announcing , companied the rHflerer:t acts on "Tumbleweed . bv Ross Frey and more money inro circul a tion. advertis• an essential the piano unless otherwise slated i\fargar"Pl Lou &ne�•, a vocal b:v P1ul1 'Lucky' Hart In lhe program. She was also gen • flnrbaar Bo�lc "Mona Liss" and I t ' s a process of product i v i ty ing. It tries to find out whit you Now Auoel1ted II ·--'---- solo, "A Little on the Lonely Side" With and plenty, which provides you want, so that marketcts can sup hy Mar<ar<lt Lou Roney. At the dose 11f le program a ply it for you, and lhea tell you w i t h t h e thi ngs you needed ALINE WEAVER'S DEVOTED TO INTERES'I \lf presented were . medley of aongs MEIGS MABOl'li o\Rt:.\ w h e n the researcher cam e 10 where ro get iL Ad-rising ereBEAUTY SHOP , by the PrA Chorus, a Vocal 110lo. a,cMNI •· o- �u1111,...,.. PubUd!.O ...,.l"J' aftilnioon e:ine,. ""-•· ,;He's A Cousin of Mine" by Mrs. ..--- ll'iCIA!,--"1 4u ti,- "'-• OIi.ht Valla7 �Mtalll•1 the door, atQ 111oa» demand. which in turn r.-paa, • to .....,..e 11t. 111>10, vocal and a Presley Roush NIXT Wl K ONLY Let's Keep Rotting Abud "Airth or the Bluet.. by Mn. Fot· 1 ter Grinstead. 1be Jud� dP.ClsRtt.te'Ml'I , •• __, .. ... ...wa1 •• $ 15.00 CDLD WAVE ,... '\f • t, *>nd ...«+... 1,1 ..,.,.,..,. Oblo Ion� and prizes were awarded bY $1.00 Mrs. David Fields, Jr., PTA pre11._ ...... N... Tffl ctl7 ...... YortL ldent. 1nte efl!lnt closed with I �- .,.., o.u__. • ., � of N Haven men d:reued ALINE WEAVER'S .rs.. New 'Scout' On Display At Pomeroy Firm ........... _... __ ,. Americ:i's r;rsi' 'The Nurses Cap' Theme Of Dr. Holzer At Friday Event Cal'nival '-."•·• - - Wt"'I you oookN ill tlla "'1o n Man ln Spc::2 1 96 1 Un ion Brass Accept Industry 's A u toma lion and Niagara Falls in New Yorv. It doesn't mean lhat people have Lfv M<-Millln. A.lmt1 Mc-Millin 10 l .e-o Mc- Mlllln. A.Ima MeMlllln to 1 Ohio Powl'r Cl' . 8!t 60 A . rmil. Sa• Ohio l'ower Co . Ul .'ill HCrP,. t·o.11 . lil!'m Sttlt>m. . I .. . ' .. • lat Side Glances pr:e Th 1i Do it �v Time ..........._ N CWS, =�� 0 EVents New H,!I.ve0 "Why don't they make it easier to clean ?"· ---:':--==== is part al JHE DAilY SENTINEi 4!.'?:m�.�=-�:::.-.,.P ... tte::;t ■ _. eo�t' BEAUTY WI MW =�� •�� =r=�": �•::.:7 .c u t�e ,,.:.::... of Now �. Sf · UCINI , SHOP �:1��· THE DAILY SENTINEL IN ADVERTISING • • . NEWS . . . cmcuLATION ��:=.·�·..:::::;;;.;.----------------------------. -_-__;...___________________ Haven, F..ST ' ,I �.. ' • -•• a� Pomm,y-'Mlddlepo,1. 0 . Aprn 1 0 1 96 1 - 3 pl,. De Doily Sen tinel , COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY Sunda y School Week Since e, ery organiza tion of any im portance aeems to have its •·week," it would -m lo be more lhan lilting that there Uould be a ''wee k" for an insli tution liO important and fine in its pur pose a, �e iunday school. In any case the week of April 1 0-16 has been so de• signaled . and its sponsorship by t h e Laymen's National Committee in New York: represents a rosier of outstanding people in busrness, industry, govern ment, and public life. The Sunday school as we hav e kn own it is a comparatively modern institution, founded by Robert Raikes, a pri nter i n Gloucester, Engla nd, 1 n 1780. Hi, d l5· tincti on was that he sought to make the Sunday school a normal parl of I h e equipment -.id i nstruction in e v e r y church. Prior to Raikes, specific religious in struction of the young, where it existed at all, had been chiefly in the homes or in sporadic attempts by Luther and oth ers. ., ' ,. For anything actually correspond ing lo the Sunday school we would have to go back to the time of Christ when Jew ish schools were attached to every syna· eogue. The Jew• had established not only education, but something corres pondjnl �ery much to modern voca ltonal training. Every Jew ish boy was supposed to he brought up in an occupation or a trade. /,nd i f we wonder at the competency o( the f ishermen, and those of humble life whom Jesus gathered around Him, it must be remembered that those nwn had been trained in such schools . It Is Interesting to note that in the very earliest slage Sunday school teach era were paid. But that soon become un necesHry and, until compart:tt i vely It'· cently, teaching and leadership has been on I voluntary basis In stronger church• es today there is a trend toward pay ment of teachers. the Sunda y school has become the ''church school," uncler the leadership o( college or seminary grad uales who are spcd .-il i5ts in religious education. A tendene y under this ne w deYelop menl is (or the church s(' hool lo become a church i.n itself. As high s<"hool grad u ates do not always go on to college or other high education, so graduates do not a l w ays go on to the adult or senior t: hurc:h. This o f late has been a much-discuss ed problem: lagging church attendance of college and other youn g people. One effort to correct this has been the "chil d ren ' s sermon , " and the tying in o{ church school students with a part o( the regular c:hurch servic:e. But as Su nday school or c h u r c h school. the great institut io n goes on, with its positive results in character building and community service far eX• reeding its failure a lway s to attain i ts p u rpose. especially in battling juvenile delinquency. OVER THE FALLS The nation must greet with some sad� ness lhe news thal the last Honeymoon Special train has run between Buffalo stop. ped having honeymoons, or even stop• ped going lo Niagara Falls for them. Undoubtedly countless honeymooners still are drawn lhere. They jusl don't use the train. But beyond that, the da y is clearly passing when a joke about Niagara Falls wall register with everybody. Surn gay simplicities are vanish ing from A m eri can life in many fields. A good many American s today h ave the money for honeymoons J n far more distant and more va ried pla<:es . They seem to search more for the excilt:ment of the exotic, Y el for others, especially some of the older ones, the brighl early promi se of marr ia le will always he l i nked with Nia gara's crashing sound . I 2-D,lly Sentinel, Po meroy-1'1,\,llepurl, 0 , Aprll WASHINGTON COLUMN 10, BY PETt:R EDSON WASHINGTON - r N EA l -P�I· ternti fo r Uvlng with automation and liking it .ire gradually bemc; worked out by ur ious devl(.-es m 11t'""' h,bor-mllnallemenl conln:1t'l1. In general. lhey follow the 01d prmnple of. · · 1f you i.:.in ' l htk 'em. )Olll ' em " More and more. union leaders .are romm� around lo the view thal tllere ' s no u� frying to stoµ, µrogress. M anage�nt. for 1. 3 part . 1s recognizmg mcreasmg1 · 1 llwt it has respom;ibilit ies to 1111 .-mplo_ves as wt>II as to 11s stock htllders Viewed from both lh(J� anglf's ways 1:1re sought to maKe the llt'W te('hnologies ir, manufacturing aml processm� a bleasing lo both man agement and labor - not J u s t monslers that c ause strik� 0r Ck'stroy jobs. MOST NOTABLE EXAMPI.F. is perhaps the Padfic Ma r itime Assn employer�· agreement wi1n the Harry Bridges lnternationui Longshoremen·, union It w 11 s signed after four years of dis<'u > · 11 10n and five months of tough bar · &ainin1. &oin& u1lo effect t h i • yt"ar and running to July I. 191:,6 In the hrl:it place, t,he Loni(• &horemen agreed to abandon their long st.anding opposition to watt! r• front mechaniitttion. Employ .. n1 art! therefore frt"OO from all the old umon rest r it:tions on size ul slmg loc:1ds, double handling, gaq; snes and "witness" labor l h I l gels paid for standing around do• ing nothing. A.I• labor.s,.a ving dt! v1ees may now bf used to handie c1:1rgo efficiently. Jn retu rn . the employera are paying $1 5 m11\io11 J::I ye� fur S 1 '2 yean into a mechan lultion fund. It will be used in part lo �rmit longshoremen to retire 1:tt age 62 instead ol 65, eech haviri� a vested inte-resl in the fund ..ip to $7,920. Th e fund will also pul a fioor under wages whi<'h will gu.arah teen longshoremen a minimum wa�e of $98. 75 for a 35- hour week, without layoffs. An agreement similar to th1!i was later made applicable to Ea.:it Coast longshoremen by an a rr,1 • I ration award. I n the new Teamsten Unicin t.:ontrac l 1iped Feb. 1 with the -Chinese Music ' Centr1:1l Stales rTlQlor t·ar r it'l"S Lt"r, lat1ve agreement ""·as ma<lt' f ,r payment into the Holfa union s pension and welta r� fund ot ,.; for every bulk eontamt-'1 o r µ1ggy back shipment. Effedive datl' ,f thJ� prov1s1on b bring delayed a year pending joint union-earner study lo deter mine If thia is the besl way to deal with this situation But it is also being COOlidered m cur rent Team• sters negotietions with New Eng land carriers. And 1l is expected to come up later in bargainioi:: with carriers of the 13 W"sl.t'rn 1tates. APPLICATIONS OF SUCH a principle to ''fishyback" contain er shipment& by water and "bi_nJ. ieback" ahipments by air Is also being proposed. But railroads are still bucking the Klee a.s an Illegal restraint on movement (lf inters�te commerce. 1bere were about a million pi�• gyback shipments by rail l a -'> t year. At $5 a trailer, this would put another $5 million into the Hoffa union ' s $300 million woel fare fund. In addition to these prim,: ex- amples th�r, are num.ru ,, utn i- r JOm1 labor -.managemew si u•i 1es of automa1 ion going on. Kiuser Sled and Umted St"L'I. work�rs representatives are tr► 111g 10 fm<l a tormula for sharing the bet1efits of Im! new lechnol ggy Ill theu· industry Republic Stee l and Union Ge Marine and ShipbuJJding Worke1 I have a joint human relations romo m1t1t-e studJmg the �ubject. In the shift from militaiy ai,.. craft produ<'tion to missiles . Unit. ed Auto Wo rkers and Mactiinl.:itl Union wor ked out new a�r� menls with Douglas and Convait for severance pay or extended unemp)oyment benefit payment, to laid-off mployes. THE AUTO INDUSTRY made earlier moves lO solve some al the labor relations problems nu• ed by a d v a n c I II g technologr through 1he .. aMual Improve,, ment" wage Jncrease and ,up, plt'mental un('mployment bt•n"" fits. or "SUB. ., But they are r.e longer considered complete pl.ans. New propo� are expected ti be presented when the auto indu.. try contract, art rentaotiat.. this summer. Today's Medical Report ..i. , ,, A � ,. .,, . - ,.. : ' ' { i.,r mnpk an• , , .I, 1,.od; padr; I • · · !ii l"'r1 �y»le10 ' ,. � 1:,v..,rJ,- f or l:s'..,.. 1 1 . ,· ' r.• ' ' ri Around Wo;:d In ::.'5 Bre:; : :,s Am v r , .. •• 11, ' .,,. 1 -/ ... .... .... - . �-i ' OPY I • -•••... ' lo lor -.......... ....•• - 1 I .... r ti ti. u Rutland News Events w. ....... .. oaJ !al r-------------•---======:;, 11 M !·. "11. · e --·-- · -�-- •• ..• Other Mowers from $39.95 up BAKER FUl'INITURE NIIDDLEPORT Land Transfers • k -,. ,_.. ___ - 'l• /·, ex_ /I e d I ' PTA Board In Executive Session Here • ,, Named President Debra Sheets Is ' I ' i Of 4-H G ·, ' �::�=� u -• All it 1111111 le your b!f llulid-up about how .. 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Mi•r c·ury �lw,t uilu 1,rl.111 g1-n rnr1, 1t·1 ,1u�I Tbt! t nµ " l<(·hE-•!ult-d t .. , !111 1·t tim1·., :.iruun1l in lour vn,I a h,11/ - A �1 11.b 1 1 :.i� v ; 1,( /1 1 1•11u , 1 , hour• itnd t!w, t- v. 111 b.:, oxyl( :-n S udi rn, ,1 t-1 ,;,/� ,,� J ! J llo-n •· \ , aboard to la,t h,m ma nv 1 1mt"!I la �h 1ht- r ..mn,,nt� ul J :,.r• lh;,\ 11·11),''h of t 1n1t" I-Sul 11 , .., ,t ,i l (Jr u nt' :\J""1 tr'11 t,,Hh· "' •"I t·• A l 1ltt-r v, h 1d1 ,,l,-.1,i l,ow· of IIM" !>ffi-11 ..nr! i-11•1 lem-115 pound, ol r1lum11111m t ub n:.t•� dl t,\ ◄ · i-,; n101�turc / • ,11:, 111).' tanh t an� Jll;,t/i .in•l pn,p11 al u,n ptt\\f'r-p1 u\1 1d1·J m1.1rt' than lhf' breallung oxy�rn !or rht' m.;111 in Tiu� n,,,1�1urc 1, di :i•!lt'd m ' o " .!!pact>. I t also Fluid� 1ht! pressu � �pttni,!e whi< h 1� m1--!·h,m1 r;,ll ) tu m,unlam tm c:apsult' i-!nd :1pat:" �ll�Wf'li t'lf'rV VI min11lf" dr.t 'O Sult al !ht- equlvalt'nl of h\lab t• ing llllu a sm;1II l.;,nk II) 111 u1 , 1 1 1· ;ilt 11udes. and !he au - cond11 Lon111� an ;1dd11 11,n.,I t-rne r gt"111 � ;,;u1,r1h to prnted him from tt'mpt"rahH"•·s or drmkmi:; v. .i11•r. thar f ret'tt' ur liurn St:p3r<lh' JH l"�SUI 1;-.;:ii ion �\ ,l•·rn , I With 1 hf' addition uf i·1gl, 1 kt-l·p th.- ,1,ln,n:.l1l · 5 bUlt at t hr· pounds of o>. ygen undt-r p1 t's-.ui e equiv;,tt' nl uf r. 000 f ,.,.,, 1 alt11 11d , , Campbell, Karen Herr• Soisson, Barbara I ltJ m ph· in round stel'I tankso .ind 35 poundi a hllle \own 1han �It f:\'"r•· ,!NEWLY CAPPED NURS Harielle Bobo,· J;net �f�v. Maag, Marsa Rife, Pene of fo r th � o oh ng sy Sll'm . and thf' rabin at t he fiJ U1 v al 1•n t t S-'fhese 35 student nurs ins, Barbara SpencerI Lin lope Fish, Linda �milh, man. Elizabeth C o m e r, reys, Bre Hda W oof t e r . Ta· the watn, apparatus make! up abou 1 of about J0.000 ftt"t Should 11.f' es of the Holzer School of da Gallaher a nd Marilyn Johnora Lambert, Shar B a r b a r a Unger, Betty m i Fitzpatrick, Gail Ev• ive pn cent oI the tot.it 1 weig 111 suit ('irculal mn f;u l . the, spa,·t>ni.:•1 N ursing were capped in Compsto n. Second row - I ron Davis and Gaye Win Haskins , Judith Dudding. ans, Barbara Nida y. K a- of 1he manned capsule. may open his fact: plate to tJir• t.. �rcises Friday. F irsl ren Fren<"h and - Gayle Everett, Carole row Back Th ters. Third row Geneva III Karin Roseberry, Sammie e oxygen each cabrn four-pouwl atmosphere. an el(' t t rl('<1! row left to _right, .Jo Ann I 1 00111e expand1 Pursley. __ Brenda fi r e _ __ Zonner, o 10 1641 c110ic Romelle f�i.'l r other unexJ:,,eded <w<.· t1 r _ _ Bol i nger, Linda Classing, Lee, J uditn Lanier, Myrna Keirns, Jean Pullin, V. at the pressure in the asl ronaut · s ren c·e fo t1I!! the cabin atmo�1./wn• . PT ROCK · are moving into the Kennedy pro-- ---I suit. The '-Pill·t' en�rnf>f"r s caku - : I� �s tronaut l'an let out the r ;1hin perty, College Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris Clay ton Morr is and fam i ly, Co-- late tha1 il l 8fl cubic feet f., · a i r an� refill and pres �ur iu· 1t i breathing. or en,iul!,h lor 28 hours from }us emergenl'Y oxygt'n !>Uf'· and children of Columbus were . lumbus 1:ipent E,1slcr with home I 1·1 o I e, .an d Ihe of her ha JI Ior Io�s weekend guests of her grandparin leaka�e or absorption. The SN' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Luckadoo. folks. ond r..nrl Wey:rn,1 7A•lla Mrs. bottle is pure s.afeguard. rhil· Dewhurst Mr. T�rl_l Mrs. �nd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips had \ o�ygt>n syslem al .,;o pr o• of The were Ch1l ch ldren and hcothe dren we re w eeke nd gur•!s of her i A lar g e g rou P of relatives a nd friends o f the !963 as weekend visitors their . �n, guests her of _ parenls. l moll,• r 'l,·s. G,· n.,·,·•, Fo 1.,_ vidf's Hie tem1lf'rilture and hu • • Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham weekend , ,. .. , ... , class of the Holzer School of Nursing .attended the 0..,._ Dwight an Kennedy <l midity cont rol whkh are designed Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. , • 22 Inch Deluxe Lawn ercises at Grace Methodist church, w h ICh marked their Phillips or Frankfort�f Langsville zr Chas, Esse:< an d 1a m,. 1 y, Cam• other relatives. to k N·p lhe astronaul m lem per" I W. Wilcox F. Mr.s. cappin e4 Cycle Ruth Stover and fa�ily _of den, S. �- and Don �1-a cBane al urr-s bcl\\ rep 55 a d SQ d e Jr· · islrator who oongratulated thJ were Sunday callers of her paruu ,1., E Holzer• l) r. ct � 1 _ . . ents· Mr· Phillips is quite poor- Fostoria were Sunday even i n g vis- and family Columbus VJS1lrd W. grPt's Fah renheit des pite an oute • 3 Horsepower . c hief of staff of the Hob r hos- nurses •on pas�ing their pen00 01 . , . her fat,_ t mer E 1 I 1 er, or of ch Chu The fall. a U 1 following ly l � i 1empera1 side if "' range re c figured • u a r h n n CJ ,! Hol � R. t e omb and e du . • Adjustable Height I Pit.al gave the main addre!.ll u �· probation The class was present- Christ Sunday School sent him an '1JOg�on. from fi7 dc�re:s below. ,to several · ng as his theme "The !(urse ' s ed by Janelle H· Sheets. nursiou wcc-k. The Essex family ex '('ct 0 l lnpulse Slarting EaFi\er flower. ) Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hardway of thousand deg�et!s iibove zero 'J'o , Cap." He .showed what the cap arts inSlructor. 1 some extent he rnn t'ontrol this Mr. and Mr�. Basil Cremeans Gallipolis called on Mr. and Mrs. - 1 0 move to Del a ware_ soo� . • Controls Or, Ha ndle stands f0r in the way of service Big Sisters conferred the caps ----- - -·---Carol Snowden and sons Sunday. 1 Among other a on s1("k 11st a re himself. and wukhe rs on Lhrt! to mankind and he urged mem- and the Nightingale pledge was eral chairman of the show. The Mr. and Mrs. Floyd • Heavy Gauge Steel Darby o[j Mrs. Hoyt � ecl on , �le, a n d �!rs . g round can control aspeds or the hers of the class lo uphold t h e led by Nancy Blain. R. �· Mi<i:, piano tlsed was loaned bv the Ken- Columb us were Easler Simday 1 Rohcrt Holhrlay. system should mst rument repo rls finest traditions of what it stands Judith Pend ergrass, presiden! of ny Music Company or Huntington. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mr. and Mrs G. B. R a ekin d of his booy cnnd 1l ion show it nt'clor in the world today, which is the senior class gave greet mgs In the elementary class two first Plumme r. were Chillicothe visitors Friday. ess,iry. r onfused in its e�limate o( stand· and the response was given by priies of $5 each. two second James Cheadle ot U. the S. AI- Mrs. Edmund Fosler ,met Mrs, I In lhP fasl stri�e� of descen1 : . Miss Sharon Davis, pre!iident of prizes or $3 each and two third urds. my, Ft. Knox, Ky. spent the Eas- Gineora Foster were Gallipolis when fridion tn th@ heljvylng al: , 1 He cited examples of tlol:r:er 1he class or 1963. prizes of $2 each were given to ter weekend wilh his family Mr. visitors Tue sday. tM! cooling sysmosephere makes t graduates, who in their dally lives Miss I da VanRiter .sang "How the following: 1st-Becky Gilmore and Mrs, James Cheadle and £am- :..::::::.:..:_:::::::::______.::.:_::::"o::::::.::.:::_::::::.:__:::::__::::::::�::..:____!e,,.,,,,.,,=,,.,,=,...,,,-...,________ ___.,....,. , ..,,. ... . . 1'' i:i -· . both at home and :abroad are Lovely Are Thy Dwellings," and doing a dance routine and Judy lly. , I .i'iholding high th.- finest traditions " In The Garden of Tomorrow. ' Lathey, a vocal solo, •'Bluebird or Betty Jane Sprouse of Children's of the nursing profession. He por• she was a ccompanied by Mrs. Happiness," arco mpaniecl by Lin- Hospital in Columbus . spent four da Lathey; 2nd: Jody Athe:v, a days during the Easler season trayed the character of Florence Harold Campbell. Nightingale and Clara Barton :-.s A reception followed lhe exer• vocal solo, "In the Middle of an here with her parents, Mr, and symbols f,f the 'hl1hest tn nnrs• cises and a large group honore;J Jsland" and leartetW,tUler. B pan• Ml'• tCah'ln Sprouse, .and family. I tomine to "'Pink Shoe- Laces" ; Het parents returned her to Coing ideals. the newly _capped nurss. 3rd: Carolyn Roush , a voca 1so1o lumbus Monday. The exercises were presided ___ "Count Every Star:'_ and a n-ro . · Judy Williams was an ovemight 11ver by Wayne e. '6etel-, adminTommy Roosh. Ricky Powell and gu,sl of Joetta Erlewine. __:.__:_________ ! Johnny Rklgeway, singing ''Char- Mr. and Mrs. James Pierce or lie Brown." Middlepart RD, called on Mr. and other entries in this clasg were M l'9. Calvin Sprouse, Tuesday. f0Up Langsville RD, a solo "'God Bless America" and Julia Lucas. The HarrisonviJ\e Girls 4-H the Pledge to the Clag by Danny spent Sunday afternoon with Sue Club met March 31 at 3 o'clock Roush : solos by Candy Ingles, Parker, The executive board of t h e Mrs. Nellie Parke� of Chester at The harrisonville School to '"My Happiness." Angela Fields, Meigs County Parents and Teachan overnight gqe.-d Monday was " Denise Dream, "A Wish is a organize their club for 1961 under ngers Association m e t Thursday home of Mr. and Mrs. Ho the at World," the the su pervlson of Mrs. Ruby Hal- Grinstead, •'Around evening at the home of Mrs. Paul and Sue. Parker mer " Look Me Over. liday and Mrs. Sharon A. Jewell, Gail Miller, ''Hey Theiss, Middleport. Carl Denison of Mrs. and Mr. " Song, Amanda Stanley, "Spring advisors. Mn. William B. Downie, preslweekend Easter eetfng were 'Y'J pn Miss Karen Gilkey, president, Barbara .MardialJ •• . J.,ipstidt Mor dent, was in charge of the meetCarl Mrs, Mr. of Md · gue11t• called the meeting to order, Fol- Your O,lla"r'," -<Mmha Davis, ing.. It wu decided to present foLlr lowing the opening, election of or. "Carolina in tie Morning," Karen ris and sons, Jim and Mark. Saturday evening dinner guests achievement certificates at the licers was held resu lting 88 fol Greene "In a Littlr Red Bam, '" or Mt and Mrs . Carl Morris and "B w'°eU B � - Debr May 4 meeting lo be held at Harye ye , ,< and Rl ky Po a Sheets lows son !I were Mr. and Mrs. Weber oo,...., ,· , '. risonville. '11iere will be a first ...I "Bobcat B solo A piano Love." ' oo se V i nda Hy ll, � by Diana Theobald , Mr, and Mrs. Carl Den• and t.f'cond place and two honor Karen Gilke Seer , eta.ry ; Suiian ie" wBB presented y b ' Roush· a piano and vocal solo . Ison of Wheeling and son, Jade a l e ment,ons, Sl•eets, Treasurer, Jean Cotter ill · · "Brahams' Lullaby" by Terry Demson, Athens. an d •111s 1·1ance. ent educa o wo Th ksho and chairmen co � r� of ay � ; � K Wyatt, Roush - 8 piano solo '' Medley of Mi811 Rose Horak, of Colwnbus. to e at Ohio Un vers Y A� Recreation · Darle Howard, ne by Becky l tar- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison of ril 24 lo Z6 inclusive was announc- N ews Re�rter · Sharon Jewell Streu� Waltzes''ental . u·u , 8 ,11 Mar• Wheeling were Easler Sunday rls·, an lns•-·m ed by Mrs. Downie, who also an. .e_..1u to • . was appomi. erve .a s ch cu, r• 8 U sha · on the uke playing " Pe� of guests o( her falher, Lee Myers. I nct nounced the Southea st D"st .'• man of Health and Safety. ' ,, 1 and My Heart ; " a vocal duet "He•• Mr. and Mrs. CarI. Morr·, conference to be heId I n zanes• Karen Gilkey was named Jun- by Connie Clark and Jeanine M - sons were Easter d mner guests \'Jlle on April 28· U lor Leader by the advisora. ler, and a quartet, Rosemary Sisk, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WebPlans were made for l�e proAssignments for the next meet- Diane Sisk. Nancy Capehart and er eobald . gram for the May 4 meeting and � Ing were made which will be Jane Ca pehart, singing "Batlle of Mr. Bnd Mrs. Carroll Snowden wUl clude reports from the · in COO held at The Harrisonville School New Orie.am. '" A speciaJ feature spent . Saturday in Parkersburg feren':' .and a report •�rom M r s, at 8 o' clock April 10, with Kenny was presented by G ary stew.art of ahopp mg. _Their �ms, steve and Downie on e legulatiun meetlng and Uouill Carsey, Dick and �bMason on the tnnnpet, accom- Larry, visited thetr grandparents , she attended recently in Colum- ie oe ta.ll Gilkey as the H pi ty panted by L inda l.a''- ey New Ha- Mr . .and Mrs. Harry Osborne, at h bus, There wm bo a "buu" ses' Pomeroy, and Garcy stayed with Committee. There were 15 mem. \'en, on the piano. skin on the subject, ' 'What � his al1nl and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. bers and 5 mothers pi-esent f" t 1 1 the Teenag your unit ex� from Counc il . Membership i s Opel! to all in Ma ce B � . of SS was g� ru ?The uecut1ve board recomAllen Biddle of Cedarv1Ue Coleated girla between ':he ages of 8 for 8 Piano flOI0• uwmiam Te11 mended that the 1962 8J)ring CODlege sent the Easter weekend to 21 years in the area. • overture," one secood prize cf ference by held ID Meigs County, $3 with his parents ' Mr and Mrs. to Ralph McDaniel5 and BiR Pay• the time and place to be announc• Raymond Biddle and · Calvin. ton playing "Boogie Shuffle'" on 1 -=�--c----c--=-ed. the f!Ultars, and third prim of $2 Think we're clean 11'1 said At the � of the meeting, re,. to Sheldon Roush and Ann How- that some of L'le Roman emperors freabmentl were aerved by Mra. 15,l' ard singing "'True Love," accom- balhed 88 many 88 seven or et••t T'neiu to Mn, Downk!, Mrs. Roy panled by Nancy Armstrong on times a day I Maybe that's ber Traey J . • Mn. Harold Ebera- NEW HAVEN - The Talent the piano. Other entr5es were a cauae they didn't have the bene bach, Mrs. Mary Carsey. Mrs. Show s nsored by the New Haven po vocal trio, Sandra Sayre, Mary fit of today'!l efficient soaps lo Frances Alkire and Mrs. How• PTA was held Tuesday evening •t Webb and Leah Ann Miller, sing- wash away dirt, erd Jobnam. lhe Haven Theatre with Harry Ing ·•ntue -stln" a1.i'.:fllDJlllllkd bJs p u rs m , ss prod uction. Th is When the housewife lfCILs, ;n. '.\tiller �ctin� .es Master of Ce.re- N&ney".. Atrlllttong; a vocal. ·"l•m mOTiies. Mrs. Paul Powell, ac- �rrv" by Judy Hoffman: a duet dustry listens. RCSClldl Ike this opens u p new jo bs, and puts Announcing , companied the rHflerer:t acts on "Tumbleweed . bv Ross Frey and more money inro circul a tion. advertis• an essential the piano unless otherwise slated i\fargar"Pl Lou &ne�•, a vocal b:v P1ul1 'Lucky' Hart In lhe program. She was also gen • flnrbaar Bo�lc "Mona Liss" and I t ' s a process of product i v i ty ing. It tries to find out whit you Now Auoel1ted II ·--'---- solo, "A Little on the Lonely Side" With and plenty, which provides you want, so that marketcts can sup hy Mar<ar<lt Lou Roney. At the dose 11f le program a ply it for you, and lhea tell you w i t h t h e thi ngs you needed ALINE WEAVER'S DEVOTED TO INTERES'I \lf presented were . medley of aongs MEIGS MABOl'li o\Rt:.\ w h e n the researcher cam e 10 where ro get iL Ad-rising ereBEAUTY SHOP , by the PrA Chorus, a Vocal 110lo. a,cMNI •· o- �u1111,...,.. PubUd!.O ...,.l"J' aftilnioon e:ine,. ""-•· ,;He's A Cousin of Mine" by Mrs. ..--- ll'iCIA!,--"1 4u ti,- "'-• OIi.ht Valla7 �Mtalll•1 the door, atQ 111oa» demand. which in turn r.-paa, • to .....,..e 11t. 111>10, vocal and a Presley Roush NIXT Wl K ONLY Let's Keep Rotting Abud "Airth or the Bluet.. by Mn. Fot· 1 ter Grinstead. 1be Jud� dP.ClsRtt.te'Ml'I , •• __, .. ... ...wa1 •• $ 15.00 CDLD WAVE ,... '\f • t, *>nd ...«+... 1,1 ..,.,.,..,. Oblo Ion� and prizes were awarded bY $1.00 Mrs. David Fields, Jr., PTA pre11._ ...... N... Tffl ctl7 ...... YortL ldent. 1nte efl!lnt closed with I �- .,.., o.u__. • ., � of N Haven men d:reued ALINE WEAVER'S .rs.. New 'Scout' On Display At Pomeroy Firm ........... _... __ ,. Americ:i's r;rsi' 'The Nurses Cap' Theme Of Dr. Holzer At Friday Event Cal'nival '-."•·• - - Wt"'I you oookN ill tlla "'1o n Man ln Spc::2 1 96 1 Un ion Brass Accept Industry 's A u toma lion and Niagara Falls in New Yorv. It doesn't mean lhat people have Lfv M<-Millln. A.lmt1 Mc-Millin 10 l .e-o Mc- Mlllln. A.Ima MeMlllln to 1 Ohio Powl'r Cl' . 8!t 60 A . rmil. Sa• Ohio l'ower Co . Ul .'ill HCrP,. t·o.11 . lil!'m Sttlt>m. . I .. . ' .. • lat Side Glances pr:e Th 1i Do it �v Time ..........._ N CWS, =�� 0 EVents New H,!I.ve0 "Why don't they make it easier to clean ?"· ---:':--==== is part al JHE DAilY SENTINEi 4!.'?:m�.�=-�:::.-.,.P ... tte::;t ■ _. eo�t' BEAUTY WI MW =�� •�� =r=�": �•::.:7 .c u t�e ,,.:.::... of Now �. Sf · UCINI , SHOP �:1��· THE DAILY SENTINEL IN ADVERTISING • • . NEWS . . . cmcuLATION ��:=.·�·..:::::;;;.;.----------------------------. -_-__;...___________________ Haven, F..ST ' ,I �- -- •• ...,.,. • • - 'II -·· . - ... . ... .. - .. .. ... � .:. I 1961 • t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,-0 .. April - --10, -- -- I THE ' • ues Lea r o Maj g ning Ope ay ut Tod es Deb Mak nt side Pre Apple Grove I ; Social Notes Historic Changes, New Frontiers, Launched In Washington Capitol SPORTS DESK BY BOB WING ETT Senlloel Sports Wr!ler wrvlu Mrs. F.arl Shuler lfl the Dally_Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport. 0 , Ap,11 10. 1961-5 ' chaJt'IJlan H.ev. Glazier held .t very ni£."t! Kf.:CO\'ERISG candle light comnnmioo service �.1 .ly 1-lc<·urmick 15 recover• Thunday nlgbt at the cburch. 111A: lrom a bn,ken hip In Roor:1 GalUpoU1, Ohle Mr. and Mn. Janvs Aulher5-0n � 17 vf Jiulzlf Huspital. e BY EUNICE BRINKER 1 Saturday , t-8. l!lfil · celebrated their daughter Patn("A Brilish pusenger shlp rav- midnight. wet>k He .aa.id he had been awaken,·d ' There will be a cummunity aup- ia i; nn !IA.L.F.S KF.l'ORT (Jf ' seeond birthday Wedtlesday I Do a Clrde wa, Easter . H \'i Sl"KGERY li!!;ed by twu days of explosions By dawn, rescue officlal per at the church April 13th at on b Y explosi end guest at the home ol her en . s count h 0 lo Vallf,y Lln�ttK·k ro. t'\"tning by enl.ertaininu" Mr and . the . .aan11.._ l1l and fire 1• 563 person:'l -.uv..11 to have "The whole center of the ship 6 p. m after which the pa9tor Per.aian Gulf Ho ts C Mrs Mr paren mer '-i. , v. � t.-:· y, v..• , , ,,,,,, . ,ind Mrs Carl AutherM)n , Mr and . HOGS - 175 W 220 lb� l& co t,, rl tod y as It was �i.-.g towed been saved. �ppea� to be ablaze," he said. Rev. Glazier will �how film and Jt' . ,. v,d J i ,im ha �n. l '. ·)bert, ti. Mrs. Bill MJddle&wart ll!ld chil- C Ie, Easter 17 :'IO , 2ZO to 25(1 lb,• 16 00 !0 1 7 f,., 1•:1if• Fr•·'h !1-Iant' tne former �"1/port c· We could hear mo1.1ns r a n d a talenl 11rogram by folks of the ts y of .ire Ma Gue!f 0 ( In London, a spokesman for unm J't'nny and Graig and Mrs 50, L1ghl lti OO lo J , (lO . Fat _-,u ,. � �-- , . \' - , · . community. Each family will Evan Will. Sunday Wt'rf' Mr 1o1nd .\fr�. James All 01 I.he more than 700 pas- British India Steam Navigation groans. 12 00 ; o 14 _ . . r;" ,d. ,., Pi'.!1k� r . underw_ent g� . lo Sta 00 00 15 12 C1n· le. son Ric·ky of New Haven se�gers and c_rewmen had es- Co., the Dara ' s owner, said the •·one lifeboat was lowered sud- bring a eoverecl dish and table "· rr. •. ·,1 �IJ. ;t: ·,• ot G:·,rnt Hos pital "" v. � & 1 , • •,w .ov !th. . and Mrs Delmar Hamm ,,. . d Mn Geori;c<'' I &ars 9 00 to 14 " V-iJ , M r. ilO rai,ed the flammg hulk before it ship had been believed cmTyiDg a denly and my wife was left mo-.:1 ( ,,:umf,u� .I< riday evt>nmg Htc"r . and James were accom�amed by cIre · ,. ·Shoal<· 6 1 ,J II', · 1c and lwo da ughter� 0 i 1 00 to 90 , went down, but more than 150 total of 730 persons--550 regular ment.arlly hanging al the end of JS '.vnu. 1• 1un h _., _,;;s1ctt·1o ry Sne M . -" M p I r aiiu rs. au Hamm of K 3Slf0 CO S anawha Cit..-- · ,. r/ Va a· I !IO M· ' , ,.,m.E: - Stt'er, it, 00 tv i:.i - 111 f-,,i,m 2IJ� • •· 1· were unaccaunted for. Some of passengers, l30 officers and crew- the ladder more than 30 feet above Lancilllter and visit«! Rev and , vm Clrrle of Columbus the�e may have reached safely in men and 50 tally clerks, mer- the sea. People with us were , 00 , Heifer� H !AJ to � oo. C:<11.i:, --- - --- -� Mr:s. Carmichael of s. ii'eb.ster Mr� James Patter!lon c:alll"'"l I Bed 20 oo u1 2-1 (•i f;.,t Cu.I', 12 various ports but many were ! chants end laOOrers from the port afra.id to go to the boats becauseGt:T un:-..·st-: Sunda)'. the fli,mes from the decks below her parent■ Friday aftemwr, I 00 to 17 00, C J.nm-r� 1u (J(J tu 12 . (eared lost. gf Dubai. ) . lhl@ and Mrs John Mrs. Chas i'T l'LEAS \\T - Jt!v:ell Ha!I, : �,r. and Mn Douglas Circle , ()(1 An undetermined number of The Dara was Ioad'mg passen- weni lapping the aide of the ship." Ihle were in Parkersburg one lfi IL--u •!o�·!. \\ \'a. ancJ Stanley Mrs. Nykerk .!laid some people Mr. and Mrs Dean Bnnk...r . . . . ES Amer1c1.1ns • had been iboard. \'EAL C.:AL\ day last week . l upa 1 JIJ HI Dubai h DOr jw.1 fell into the sea "in confu. h:, gers and fre·ght .,n 1:1. .\11ddlt>J.>Url. ha\e ob• . and William Carle1on calk-d i.:r, Three Rrltish frigates which had F 'day . ht whenllla udden � Set·ond� 25 00 lo w 1,1 .�fo<l:um lv,w"J " mc1:r.ilge l.1ten�e. ierce sion" end that she heard of some Se�eral fr m here attender! Dora Ma,:, Grilaway Sunday after / mg been batt ling flames aboard lhe s ;'� cam� o_ By HENRY RAYMONT 22 1-1 to 21; oo Com & Hv� Ztl oo u� an_ the caplain batUmg shark!!, -- - Sunnse services at different , noon. ship, the Dara, since Saturday aft- p 10 28 00 . Cui., J:i OO tu 20 sea ;; 1� \out. nite churche aal Easter mornin loteraatlo s U Pr�H d. g. I Mr. and Mrs Hayman llarnit2 Capt. Ronald Cash of the tanktr ernoon were tying to tow it 200 w/ .\U� E H'\G POSTPO�ED SHEEP _ F:wr:. & I. ms Ii l)'J . · �l cau �re was un- Energy which came to the Dara ' s HAVANA WPJ 1-Premier Fidel Mrs. Irma Ihle and daughters, Mr!!. Gary Barnitz and daughkr. miles to Bahrein when It san/L e County H1ding Club cert ,un. 0ne report said there was aid sa1·d there were a lot of sea castro u:offed at his enemies but Mrs. Elma Louks and Mrs. �ran- Carol Ann of Pomtrov spe:ii lo l J IJU; Stuck E;11,ps 4 oo 10 ;; IJO . T'- '.leig., mi·t'. .. 'l5 has brtn postponed un . The Dara's captain Charles El Fat Sheep 4 oo tu l:l oo Cull� 1 00 11'1 'th anothe h ip. And snakes in the water - "vicious 11-·arned Cubans Sunday to pre�are ces Roberts attended the Mrs. , -- • - -- ,__ · �/ ' . &on, went back abo;rd the ship :t:: am ,' '. :I <l !,.,ltr 1.L.i'.,., 1.-:�t� ..d of being _ -� 1 on lig nmg an black and yellow variety which for more sacrifices to de(end hir, Emma Jividen funeral at Racllle ailC! son Billy were Sunday dmnei to :; oo, Bud: , ,; !f, t u � . 1 ru· ; J TL.!<:"'fay. iii .,,, ,n originally Saturday night after the names a th� d 1d 1 w_:�}abotage, revolution against attack. Saturday. · guests of M r. and M r3 . D .\J We1he1· ,; ,: to 2 58 infest the area.• " \ �,..ii�;L ·,.,J. . x had died down. But new e p o Survi,•ors descnucu fear-crazed '' There were cIusters ol passen• In a 4�,' hour !>-peech, carried . Cleland . Tr.,,1, 17 ()11 '.'i''(''Jr!'l , ,----------'·;. -;. - ., - ·_. _., L\YIB. '"i . . 111ons below decks triggered fresh pas . .enge s 1 m I n through gers frozen by shock not moving by television and radio, the beardMiss Laura Saunders, M iddle- 12 1.xJ 'rJ '. l, ')0 L1.!il' \\ : , :2 1JIJ � P r • ,. , ;; fires and forced him off along flame1:1 ln to 1 eboats Some bad port, spent ,:1 \H•ek wilh Mro. lo 14 00; Comm,m :o flfJ tc, 14 'h IO 8a\'e themselves." he said. "Ba• ed premier dismissed counter-revwith firefighting crews from the t0 baUle sea snakes.· u ol "ineliedu.al lionary leaders as bies and children were being Glenna Ha.:,·es. Spcndmg the ;,.eek , frigales. h U-d l ded e Ie Describes Scene lh n down to h end with Mrs. Haye, were �fr, [ Sumby l•\ ernr.E.' ;JI. t :i•• Q,:,., r, ople be - ��f lh: �'call : ;;�/ ag: ��t� a :�ts�:!c�i.n,: ag',"ctts of the Dr. Gerald ...�ykerk of Holland, lo;�· t e pe and Mr s. David Coil of Gahanna. ,., ", ,"k",. , • , , · " 0 l,on,,· , ,.., a no one M1ch ' a meml.lt'lr of the AJnencan ' , Most of the passengers were In regune bY Cuban exile leaders in ' Mr · and Mrs" Alhert petersor: M r. 1:1nd :\fr� n .... 1gl1t S Nt• p,.trn • the United Stales as little more o. was aboerd w•,n:11 the sh'1p went Mission Hospital at Bahrem, de- dians .and Pakistan�. BY CLARICE ALLEN ; h C Y - -- - -n am m C y l . , .. L"' o.c "' ,l d e �: . �� M �:� d � :'" !::: �; i Lodwick Mes Joh, th: • w�r of ':;'" c ,n . , m uests nd d n "' "' . a )le, �:z� ��r�":.�P'"!;�: John ;::�t�! �: ry"·;�:,: s �p;:� ;;� Home Of m Mr. and �In R 1. bacll An h,-· , · . Castro agam warned that ration- lumbus were weekend guests of G1 1� " ther �nd family. : Guvsv,lle were c�:lm'-' on tL, Name Brand ing of certain goods 111ould soon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lodwick. a M 8 oy Fick and r�he r fami ly l!! (.'..,1-mel :,!dr. Five counties showed gelns in and March 26, 1960 and for th.�1 79, $806,? 9.B6 $831 749 49 A · · : t ' �- u eo . Merch andise t �: i day evenm�. the �kly sale- of _prepaid t :9. x fiscal years starting July l, 1900 Vinloll H _ $44T � · · 36 , be necessary in th.e " fight to the I M r. and Mfll . Lloyd Wolf a nd 86 • $3 H death" a,l:lainst his foes. , sons. Akron spent the weeke d week:� with :. u:�d _-:_____. __ _ L,,.......-.... 0 l't!ce1pts for the period e n d i n � and July 1, 1959 follow: $32 141 55 $33 S4l But he guaranteed th.:it even un- with Mr. and Mrs. C urtis Wo!C� Fick. Miss Ethel Koenig is s•...,.nd• I March 25, . 1961. They were �th- Athen9 - $5.915.49, $4,734_87 _ Moto� �ehi�le �al�s tax 11 c ..-""' a "situation of full attack and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wl!l, Syra- ing several days with the Ficks . I der en!, �kmg, J�rkson, Meigs, $312,742.01, $:329,484.86. lions for the ten south,',',,;m• economic bloccade" Cubans would cuse , spent an C vening with Mr· HarQld Hawk made a busine�s ! � and Vrnlon. Gallia, Pike. Law• GalUa - $2·317 99� 'I". . .., ,948• '8• Ohio count' " 1es . �'-,owmg those for gt cI othmg, • _ shoes, food , medi- and .\'! rs. D. M. Cleland. · Lr1p to r,;ew York Cil)' last we,k. . rence Rose and Scioto droppeel $160,009.19, $166,196.05. . . the week ending March 25 ' 1961 l!m e, education and recreation . He Mr . and Mrs. Roy Ch n,sty and Mr. and Mrli. 1''. M. Gutherie, beh1·nd Iasl year. s totals. County ffo kl g - $I .958.53, $1,204.60. and for the fiscal year which r e boasted that no other ountry in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk and Athens, recently called on Mrs. . . �Et• with the biggeat loss was p l k e $ 7B,2 u.3 , $ 62 . 49. � . started July 1, 1960 . follows· .. es1em HemJSp11ere could son M ark were Sunday d1ru1er , 2 · Ath- the .., Gienna Hayes . . which fell almost two-thirds '--- lJack80so.aH - l83 ,__ . Promp t. private loans fo, any � o� 08 , $4,343.25, ens - no weekly figure' $119.214 . ma e sueh $4 •"""· . � ,, .., ") k a guarano.=-' not even guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marton Mrs. Harold Hawk and Mrs. J hind last J"' .,..ar•a total• However, $235 961 18 $242· 597 09 V purpos e. Just pick up your pho�;.1 28· Gall'1a - $1,134.51, $54,643. 12. the United States where social L. Hawk spent Tuesoay in Parlr,;- ! Wood. . · · � Pike remains the only county L�w�n:e - $6,224.32, ' then p1c.k up your loan. $9,884.• Hockmg - $2.077.08, $65,654. 5!,. d.iseriminetion maintain.� a large ers�urg. ' l . ahead of last year's fiscal year 70 $314 ·895.83, $343,284.6:l. and Mr. Joh Mrs. Reute n Jackson - no weekly f i g u r e, ! portion of the population in misfigures. Kathy and George, Akron, spent Billy Robert Allen presented a I Melgs - $2,I00.76, $1,646.8!, $77,371.37. Lawrence - $2,661.30. ery." The figures showing those fur $121,o31.4t, $ 23,675-27• Sunday with Miss Lucille Smith. piano solo at the meeting of the $104,584.88. Mei&i - $1,828. 6. I Castro did not make any d're 1 ct l 2 ?ri County Music Chili, Monday the week$ ending M&rcli 25' 1061 Pike - $967.26. $2,590.14, $59,385.39. Pike - $1,597. 72, $49,· ! reference to the manifesto is�ued Mrs. Zelda Ridenour, CoJwnb us spent the weekend with Mr. · e,•enlng in Pomeroy. $79,625.02, $7B,110.87, I� 066.35, Ross - $5,332.47, $171,. l by Jose Miro C rdo e t and Mrs. Buel Mrs. Bookman i ...!.. Mollie received and Mr. � Ridenour. R � sll"J- $8,2'n.24. $9,994.42, 493.!54. �ioto - $6,082.71, $235,- ! of the Revoluti;,ar;\:::::il, , of death the of word her Q W nephew Mrs. James Ridenour were Sun$4135, · • $m)I,658.10. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 1 282.80. Vmton - $803.63, $25,907,• New York during the week�d day dinner guests o! the Riden• Martin Gandee, at his home in I Scioto - $14,573.46, $22,851.• 95. urging Cubans to overthrow ours. Rome, New York. Mr. Gandee 300 W, Second St. - WYandoHe 2-2 1 1 1, Pomeabf•: regime. Mr, and Mrs Clayton Allen died or a heart attack. I But he said he wiis confident -the Cuban people preferred "our Pie. Joseph Jolm:wn of Fort - _,;i honest revolution" to what he 1\,.1, ltWtf --:;c-- ---Bragg, North Carolina wu week� 'J called the "shady, regres9lve fore. end visitor of his p.arentJ and es'' of the counter-revolutionaries. J other relaUves Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Johnson. By HARRY FERGUSON mories - whatever they are· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, United Prea Internatlonal The courthouse - a community children Charle¥ and Roger, Mrs. JERUSALEM, Israel IUPIJ _ center converted Into ii hall of . Nora Johnson of olumbus, Mr If Adolf Kehm Today is Monday, April _10, the 'It f u j C stice - was opened lo the press lOOtb �y of the year with llijS and Mrs. Gene Evans, C!hlldre� ganizing t�e m::.e� �6 y \:n· Sunday. There are reporters here .Michael, Kay and Stevie of Pont• Jews, .-more in 1961 · run·t of his punlshm,'.'.' "1' will from the eTld.a of the earlb by no d ut T '" A he an r son erov • '' • Your kitchen lo the production line or the o( come in the endless hours he sits one could re all a legal procw..i- Th8 moon is approaching ltn . e Middleport were Saturday even- in the courtroom. new phase. ing - not en the . Nuremb g . most abaarhinJ �usines_s . . • living. Effic�t time,-imd.:-money-saving equipment is • ast , Se- T'Jte morning stars are Jupiter Int- '111s1'tbr'f or Mt.• afld Mrs. Jo- He will be the most lonesome war crimes�trials _. where er seph Johnson. 88 import.ant here aa it ia to th� man of the housetin ·hi8·o'hlce, shop or factory. m.an in the world when he enten curity measures wen, s tight, and Saturn. . o The �ening �tar .ig Mars. , Mr. and Mrs. 9Jinton_ Gilkey at 9 o ' clock Tuesday morning to Israel Is determined to keep EichA carefully planned built-in GAS range installation will reduce the work of meal• and fam lly of lfarrlsonville, Mr. stand trial for his life. NobodY �,., On this day m htstory : mann alive until i·ustice has '-• In 1'""• congress establi·shed a and Mrs. Guy RusseU · and dough- will speak to him unle,s he a,k, Jts cour�. making, add beauty and value to your Home. Ask your Packaged Gas Kitd1en de.aler law and created at1 I ter o f Pomeroy. Mr, and Mrs . a question and he never can be ::� � Jo Bulle1proof Box t about plans to modernize your kitchen with new cabinets and counter space featuring p Dale Russell and family of Co- sure he will get an· answer. EichA glass box dominates the In 1147 Josepb Pulitzer Amer• lumbus, Mr. Franklin Russell of mann will be alone with his mea GAS built-In range. - --�=-.::=:::.:::.:..=� I courtroom. h raeli po!Jce have lean j�alist and philant'.hropist· Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. 1 fired machinegun bullets .against was born Harold Gillogly elld· ·-t-ughter of Check the advantages you .ll'Ot only with a GAS Built-In Range. the type of glass used in the box In 1849: Walter Hunt of New Gallipolis were Easter SUnday . . �nd ach ieved notlung more than York City receind a patent for visitors of their pElrents, Mr. and tmy �k marks. The booi; is kl the s.a[ety pin. .# Mrs. Lincoln Russell. , the r�t of the judges' bench and � ,t 1872, residents , � In Netirasl..a of · Mr. and Mrs Gene Lambert ' cont�ms three smal� chairs. The observed the first Arbor Dl\y eel• .and family of P-each Fork, Mr . \I end Mrs. Kenneth Grover and S. S. attendance on Easter Sun- one m front is for Eichmann. The cbration in America with at least � daughter Joy of Pomeroy, M1· . day was 65, tbe . offering $17.71. other two are for lsraell guardll one million trees planted m the --··---,i , \ ( � and Ml's. Cecil Gillogly end son Attendance at the Easter Sun· under orders not to speak to the state. In J945. the Nazi concentretion - Stevie of Athena. Mr. and Mrs. rise Services was 4B; 25 of the prisooer. ' at Buchenwald was liberatcamp breakfast, for stayed number �t Eichmann listen Flatwoods will Harley Haning of and through soldiers, the U.S. by church. ed n s headphones to the proceedings Kenney and Beverly �ohn o , '1 . 'I we� Easter Sunday vL61tors of The Easter Sunrise Services that w ill determine whether be Thought for today : Jean de ].i thetr parents and grandparents, consisted of a short program and dies on the gallows. He can ask Fontaine said: "Beware as Jong M Bild Mrs. Everett l,ambert, music by the young people and one of his guards for a glass of as you live. of judging pe0ple by tir. and Mrs Loon Shu�ate the message by Rev. Card on water end it will be handed to appearances." -'rl �d Br�ce Allen of Mansfield vis- "Unrealized Power of the Resur- him silently. He cannot break his l '--- ------ testify loneliness by leaning over and tn whether Eichmann will 1ted with hla parents Mr. and rection." will defense. he so, own If his in ,, Mrs. Clal't'nce Shumate a n d A group of 18 from the Alfred whispering to his lawyer as many 1 it through a loudspeaker from 0 : daughters. church aUended the Communkut defendants do. His lawyer will be to be Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnitz and Service held at the Chester Meth- sitting outside th,;i glasi box. The the glass box that is i,:oing to for weeks home his daytime Carol Ann visited her mothet, odist church hist Thursday even• drone of the legal arguments and ' the testimony will came to him come. '-'· Mrs. Alice Robeson, Ea!lter Su-:1• ing. through th headphones 88 if he e day. Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. were In another bu.ilding in an• . DOUBLE Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves Hobart Swartz were Mr. and other land, and family, Mrs. Eugene Han- Mrs. Earl Davis and Ellen of POLL PARROT I Pins Challenge ing wero Easter guests of their Malietta, Mr. and Mr�. Harold I STAMP DAYS parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Fred Tuck• SWart.z and daughters of WU• When t.he proceeding.a get under i Tues., Wed., Thur■ , erman and Freda. llamstown, w. va.; and Mr. and way Tuesday the first order of : 1 bl bu ines will be proba y chal a s il Get ·nouble Your Mr. and Mrs. Steven Russell Mra. Gerald Swart!. and daughter k-J1ge by Doclor Robert Servatius, of Marietta. and son Stevie of Carroll, Mr. Purchase in Poll EJ�mann•s German lawyer, and Mrs. Robert Russe11 and tam- Pvt. Robert Robinson o{ Fort aga1DSt the jurisdiction of the Parrot. Stamps lly were �aster visitors of their Knox, Ky. spent Easter Sunday �urt. The� hi no jury S)'l!tem parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard with his wife and mother here. m Israel. Eichmann,s fate is pi Russell. Hden Findling of Co'•,�mbu �; lbe ban� 0� �� j�ges. MIDDLEPORT t The monthly tneeUng of the spent Easter weekend TheN 18 no md1catKdl oow as Zion Live Wires Class was held home here. Monday night April 3, at tht! Dorothy Snyder, an t!mployee Zion Church of Christ. Ja., Smith, of the Elmwwd Nursing Home president, opened the meeting was off duty aeveral days last at which time the Lord's Prayet week with the measles. was repeat!!(!. The treasurer's re- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albe.-· Millioon of our adults and children � taking chances ton and family of ColumbUJ, spent port_ was $20.34. Jan _Smit& Is to fbtd out about Easter weeken� with his parents oa POLIO rt,bt oowl And this is in 6l'ite-0f the fact a table and if she can get it Mr. and M rs. Arthur Atberton tbat immunization is available wltb Silk vaccine. we're going to buy It for the Md Wilma Je,..n. I lt takea ODl.y • !ow Dtioutea for each lhot 1111d the I Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Carr and basement. • Thermootatlcall)' Conlrol'ed Gr,dd'e>. Auklmttlc "Burner-wlttt+Braln"• dmo to pl: this protoctlon ii now. Pick up the pbono : A motion was made and car• daughters were Easter Sunday • fold•Away Top B11rnm, Ovens. I C9ntrnllld Clock AutornaUc • our own. docto r or local bea1th department and call ltght wltl'J guests of her parents, Mr. and Y ried to buy a pulpit I • All Shades cl Heat. Built-In Self-blstina: Rotlueries. for lnforination. Mrj_ Robert White of Keno. our tre.a:11ury. • Th� S11fe&t Cookmg Knu11n • Automatic hist Mlndlrs,. The next meetJ.ng will be held The chili supper, sponsored by 11w is the way to pt POLIO protection. Remem I May 1st. Nancy Hatfield and Don the Grange last Thursday even ber, no ODO UI too old or too youna to aet it Anns wOl hav, devotJons and Ing was well attended. Make that importmt phone call today. , Luk hr Ger,eld Wears and Bobby Arnold Communion Service11 were held In• deal" di1p:,ri�i at the Elmwood Nursing Home, will have recreation. tlil� l.cll1!111& I pollo Miller. Rev. by SWlday and taken was collectlOJ.l 'Ibe Mr. end Mrs. Clair Woode and the meeting was adjourned. &le of Chester, spent Esist CMn1 and Refreshmentl were served evening With his par Sunday games were en;mrerl. New, Re- er porter for the claSB, Bertha Am- enta, Mr. and Mn. Charles D. Woode. old. Morning Star Ravaged British Ship Sank Today After Over 700 P�engers, Crew, Have Escaped Social Items BA":�EIN, Persian Gulf (UPI) down, still burning, shortly after scribed the rlr as a "holocaust " I BY IRMA B JHLE = MARKET REPORT , __ ., _,.1 c First Year Boys Showing Promise As Fine Athletes In Area Schools Carmel News And Notes s ff But Recognizes Coming Danger /1 °� :;on :;; , Chester Social Notes F.IYe. Count'1es. sh O w saIes Tax Gains ;;.,:, �;.� h�;"::!=. .t�c '::"! ;;i BAHR CLOTHIERS """i . :f:t tk �iiNiliM. � w:fru.l I • Jfe. pen I Part Of Punishment For E1·chmann n Court WaJt1n •. g Little League Brass To Meet Wednesday Eve En1iov happl.-w r_ wolk hours with a Th 8 Al fflanac Packaged GAS Kitchen in Your Home =� Iii] IIIBOIJl/ 1 1 1 Alffed .,OCJ•at ramny•, NOtes •• ;• • + • · 1 , The Sign That Will Mean Longer Better life For Your Car • • • SEE US TODAY HACKETT'S SOHIO Phone WY 2-3977 Pomero, It'� Color Picki n' llm� Special Showing APRIL I I th • by ••• our whole new John Ellcessor SPREO SATIN MONEY FRIEND .. ,&LL THROUBH '8 1 I llko to band you 1•• ready <01b and llnllbha out ftuaclal bmjles. No blcb ..I. No nd tape. la■t plain low coot money ■orvl.. from beclnnlnc to end. Stop '11 • low min- 8117 1bne. Hundred, of beautiful new fabria for smart Jim.. Maholley, Man... , clothe, custom tailored your requirement,, NEW YORK CLOTHING Phone WY-2-2049 Pomeroy, 0, A, N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. OPTOM I T R I S T Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to G tClosa at Noon on '11nin. - Bast� St., Po,-oy .... "rv LO� ·- 1 �� • US I, MAIN IT, Phont WY-2-:1171 9 lo O D,it, Eu"'I Th•·noay 8 lo 13 ' ., . ) l � Hundr,od:li of new colors makt "colOr plckin' faster and easier than ever. All tvtlltble in SPRED SATIN, tht wonder paint that 1011 on btautlful, ty sm1;1oth with brush or roller. Dries In 20 minut.. - no offtnslvfl Odor. ') "• .,.••, •••r I ,, y ' lL LITY ENAM A VE ON TOI' QIJA S I Rich sami-aJoss flnl11'1 for wa1j1 and · woOdwork. Stock up, nttw and Mvtl ' • / IIIIJ' QUARl"S AT Plll/T l'RICal 'I.. v Offlif lXMll ON t,1;.y 1. tffl .._.____.,__.., j �(IPECIAL \ OFFER' S P R E D LUST RII! KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. • lradbury Rou Ir-========== Roush's Shoe Store ,_ WY- 2-1741 MIDO�ll'ORT, OHIO • lI! • loR't lake cltact-take :,o,,r •• dlot, ' __---------------------------------� GAS Ill j THE OHIO FUEL -.. ,.. ,ay I I "",... II for ...... ....... bo "· .. -"" Id COMPANY i/Jere'a nothing lik(J a FLAME for cooking .. !al ...tat... .. .. .. ll Ii, • ► ,• I • •• • I I .., ., i �;S b:;;.;;;;,ge-ca;give-yo��---- ----7 100% LAT■ X PAINT t .:1 E'- Are you POLIO protected 7 It will strike I decorating color• In KAHN TAILORING COMPANY To Fit Correct!" \�� -� array ol spring of to for �PRINC PAINTINC � ��Tt -- =====d .... oil G EY A S P R I N G L I FT * � WI TH A QU ICK CA SH LOAN = Social Notes '°';:;:�::�:.�·;�� ... , I o, ia,, I i l 'I �- -- •• ...,.,. • • - 'II -·· . - ... . ... .. - .. .. ... � .:. I 1961 • t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,-0 .. April - --10, -- -- I THE ' • ues Lea r o Maj g ning Ope ay ut Tod es Deb Mak nt side Pre Apple Grove I ; Social Notes Historic Changes, New Frontiers, Launched In Washington Capitol SPORTS DESK BY BOB WING ETT Senlloel Sports Wr!ler wrvlu Mrs. F.arl Shuler lfl the Dally_Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport. 0 , Ap,11 10. 1961-5 ' chaJt'IJlan H.ev. Glazier held .t very ni£."t! Kf.:CO\'ERISG candle light comnnmioo service �.1 .ly 1-lc<·urmick 15 recover• Thunday nlgbt at the cburch. 111A: lrom a bn,ken hip In Roor:1 GalUpoU1, Ohle Mr. and Mn. Janvs Aulher5-0n � 17 vf Jiulzlf Huspital. e BY EUNICE BRINKER 1 Saturday , t-8. l!lfil · celebrated their daughter Patn("A Brilish pusenger shlp rav- midnight. wet>k He .aa.id he had been awaken,·d ' There will be a cummunity aup- ia i; nn !IA.L.F.S KF.l'ORT (Jf ' seeond birthday Wedtlesday I Do a Clrde wa, Easter . H \'i Sl"KGERY li!!;ed by twu days of explosions By dawn, rescue officlal per at the church April 13th at on b Y explosi end guest at the home ol her en . s count h 0 lo Vallf,y Lln�ttK·k ro. t'\"tning by enl.ertaininu" Mr and . the . .aan11.._ l1l and fire 1• 563 person:'l -.uv..11 to have "The whole center of the ship 6 p. m after which the pa9tor Per.aian Gulf Ho ts C Mrs Mr paren mer '-i. , v. � t.-:· y, v..• , , ,,,,,, . ,ind Mrs Carl AutherM)n , Mr and . HOGS - 175 W 220 lb� l& co t,, rl tod y as It was �i.-.g towed been saved. �ppea� to be ablaze," he said. Rev. Glazier will �how film and Jt' . ,. v,d J i ,im ha �n. l '. ·)bert, ti. Mrs. Bill MJddle&wart ll!ld chil- C Ie, Easter 17 :'IO , 2ZO to 25(1 lb,• 16 00 !0 1 7 f,., 1•:1if• Fr•·'h !1-Iant' tne former �"1/port c· We could hear mo1.1ns r a n d a talenl 11rogram by folks of the ts y of .ire Ma Gue!f 0 ( In London, a spokesman for unm J't'nny and Graig and Mrs 50, L1ghl lti OO lo J , (lO . Fat _-,u ,. � �-- , . \' - , · . community. Each family will Evan Will. Sunday Wt'rf' Mr 1o1nd .\fr�. James All 01 I.he more than 700 pas- British India Steam Navigation groans. 12 00 ; o 14 _ . . r;" ,d. ,., Pi'.!1k� r . underw_ent g� . lo Sta 00 00 15 12 C1n· le. son Ric·ky of New Haven se�gers and c_rewmen had es- Co., the Dara ' s owner, said the •·one lifeboat was lowered sud- bring a eoverecl dish and table "· rr. •. ·,1 �IJ. ;t: ·,• ot G:·,rnt Hos pital "" v. � & 1 , • •,w .ov !th. . and Mrs Delmar Hamm ,,. . d Mn Geori;c<'' I &ars 9 00 to 14 " V-iJ , M r. ilO rai,ed the flammg hulk before it ship had been believed cmTyiDg a denly and my wife was left mo-.:1 ( ,,:umf,u� .I< riday evt>nmg Htc"r . and James were accom�amed by cIre · ,. ·Shoal<· 6 1 ,J II', · 1c and lwo da ughter� 0 i 1 00 to 90 , went down, but more than 150 total of 730 persons--550 regular ment.arlly hanging al the end of JS '.vnu. 1• 1un h _., _,;;s1ctt·1o ry Sne M . -" M p I r aiiu rs. au Hamm of K 3Slf0 CO S anawha Cit..-- · ,. r/ Va a· I !IO M· ' , ,.,m.E: - Stt'er, it, 00 tv i:.i - 111 f-,,i,m 2IJ� • •· 1· were unaccaunted for. Some of passengers, l30 officers and crew- the ladder more than 30 feet above Lancilllter and visit«! Rev and , vm Clrrle of Columbus the�e may have reached safely in men and 50 tally clerks, mer- the sea. People with us were , 00 , Heifer� H !AJ to � oo. C:<11.i:, --- - --- -� Mr:s. Carmichael of s. ii'eb.ster Mr� James Patter!lon c:alll"'"l I Bed 20 oo u1 2-1 (•i f;.,t Cu.I', 12 various ports but many were ! chants end laOOrers from the port afra.id to go to the boats becauseGt:T un:-..·st-: Sunda)'. the fli,mes from the decks below her parent■ Friday aftemwr, I 00 to 17 00, C J.nm-r� 1u (J(J tu 12 . (eared lost. gf Dubai. ) . lhl@ and Mrs John Mrs. Chas i'T l'LEAS \\T - Jt!v:ell Ha!I, : �,r. and Mn Douglas Circle , ()(1 An undetermined number of The Dara was Ioad'mg passen- weni lapping the aide of the ship." Ihle were in Parkersburg one lfi IL--u •!o�·!. \\ \'a. ancJ Stanley Mrs. Nykerk .!laid some people Mr. and Mrs Dean Bnnk...r . . . . ES Amer1c1.1ns • had been iboard. \'EAL C.:AL\ day last week . l upa 1 JIJ HI Dubai h DOr jw.1 fell into the sea "in confu. h:, gers and fre·ght .,n 1:1. .\11ddlt>J.>Url. ha\e ob• . and William Carle1on calk-d i.:r, Three Rrltish frigates which had F 'day . ht whenllla udden � Set·ond� 25 00 lo w 1,1 .�fo<l:um lv,w"J " mc1:r.ilge l.1ten�e. ierce sion" end that she heard of some Se�eral fr m here attender! Dora Ma,:, Grilaway Sunday after / mg been batt ling flames aboard lhe s ;'� cam� o_ By HENRY RAYMONT 22 1-1 to 21; oo Com & Hv� Ztl oo u� an_ the caplain batUmg shark!!, -- - Sunnse services at different , noon. ship, the Dara, since Saturday aft- p 10 28 00 . Cui., J:i OO tu 20 sea ;; 1� \out. nite churche aal Easter mornin loteraatlo s U Pr�H d. g. I Mr. and Mrs Hayman llarnit2 Capt. Ronald Cash of the tanktr ernoon were tying to tow it 200 w/ .\U� E H'\G POSTPO�ED SHEEP _ F:wr:. & I. ms Ii l)'J . · �l cau �re was un- Energy which came to the Dara ' s HAVANA WPJ 1-Premier Fidel Mrs. Irma Ihle and daughters, Mr!!. Gary Barnitz and daughkr. miles to Bahrein when It san/L e County H1ding Club cert ,un. 0ne report said there was aid sa1·d there were a lot of sea castro u:offed at his enemies but Mrs. Elma Louks and Mrs. �ran- Carol Ann of Pomtrov spe:ii lo l J IJU; Stuck E;11,ps 4 oo 10 ;; IJO . T'- '.leig., mi·t'. .. 'l5 has brtn postponed un . The Dara's captain Charles El Fat Sheep 4 oo tu l:l oo Cull� 1 00 11'1 'th anothe h ip. And snakes in the water - "vicious 11-·arned Cubans Sunday to pre�are ces Roberts attended the Mrs. , -- • - -- ,__ · �/ ' . &on, went back abo;rd the ship :t:: am ,' '. :I <l !,.,ltr 1.L.i'.,., 1.-:�t� ..d of being _ -� 1 on lig nmg an black and yellow variety which for more sacrifices to de(end hir, Emma Jividen funeral at Racllle ailC! son Billy were Sunday dmnei to :; oo, Bud: , ,; !f, t u � . 1 ru· ; J TL.!<:"'fay. iii .,,, ,n originally Saturday night after the names a th� d 1d 1 w_:�}abotage, revolution against attack. Saturday. · guests of M r. and M r3 . D .\J We1he1· ,; ,: to 2 58 infest the area.• " \ �,..ii�;L ·,.,J. . x had died down. But new e p o Survi,•ors descnucu fear-crazed '' There were cIusters ol passen• In a 4�,' hour !>-peech, carried . Cleland . Tr.,,1, 17 ()11 '.'i''(''Jr!'l , ,----------'·;. -;. - ., - ·_. _., L\YIB. '"i . . 111ons below decks triggered fresh pas . .enge s 1 m I n through gers frozen by shock not moving by television and radio, the beardMiss Laura Saunders, M iddle- 12 1.xJ 'rJ '. l, ')0 L1.!il' \\ : , :2 1JIJ � P r • ,. , ;; fires and forced him off along flame1:1 ln to 1 eboats Some bad port, spent ,:1 \H•ek wilh Mro. lo 14 00; Comm,m :o flfJ tc, 14 'h IO 8a\'e themselves." he said. "Ba• ed premier dismissed counter-revwith firefighting crews from the t0 baUle sea snakes.· u ol "ineliedu.al lionary leaders as bies and children were being Glenna Ha.:,·es. Spcndmg the ;,.eek , frigales. h U-d l ded e Ie Describes Scene lh n down to h end with Mrs. Haye, were �fr, [ Sumby l•\ ernr.E.' ;JI. t :i•• Q,:,., r, ople be - ��f lh: �'call : ;;�/ ag: ��t� a :�ts�:!c�i.n,: ag',"ctts of the Dr. Gerald ...�ykerk of Holland, lo;�· t e pe and Mr s. David Coil of Gahanna. ,., ", ,"k",. , • , , · " 0 l,on,,· , ,.., a no one M1ch ' a meml.lt'lr of the AJnencan ' , Most of the passengers were In regune bY Cuban exile leaders in ' Mr · and Mrs" Alhert petersor: M r. 1:1nd :\fr� n .... 1gl1t S Nt• p,.trn • the United Stales as little more o. was aboerd w•,n:11 the sh'1p went Mission Hospital at Bahrem, de- dians .and Pakistan�. BY CLARICE ALLEN ; h C Y - -- - -n am m C y l . , .. L"' o.c "' ,l d e �: . �� M �:� d � :'" !::: �; i Lodwick Mes Joh, th: • w�r of ':;'" c ,n . , m uests nd d n "' "' . a )le, �:z� ��r�":.�P'"!;�: John ;::�t�! �: ry"·;�:,: s �p;:� ;;� Home Of m Mr. and �In R 1. bacll An h,-· , · . Castro agam warned that ration- lumbus were weekend guests of G1 1� " ther �nd family. : Guvsv,lle were c�:lm'-' on tL, Name Brand ing of certain goods 111ould soon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lodwick. a M 8 oy Fick and r�he r fami ly l!! (.'..,1-mel :,!dr. Five counties showed gelns in and March 26, 1960 and for th.�1 79, $806,? 9.B6 $831 749 49 A · · : t ' �- u eo . Merch andise t �: i day evenm�. the �kly sale- of _prepaid t :9. x fiscal years starting July l, 1900 Vinloll H _ $44T � · · 36 , be necessary in th.e " fight to the I M r. and Mfll . Lloyd Wolf a nd 86 • $3 H death" a,l:lainst his foes. , sons. Akron spent the weeke d week:� with :. u:�d _-:_____. __ _ L,,.......-.... 0 l't!ce1pts for the period e n d i n � and July 1, 1959 follow: $32 141 55 $33 S4l But he guaranteed th.:it even un- with Mr. and Mrs. C urtis Wo!C� Fick. Miss Ethel Koenig is s•...,.nd• I March 25, . 1961. They were �th- Athen9 - $5.915.49, $4,734_87 _ Moto� �ehi�le �al�s tax 11 c ..-""' a "situation of full attack and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Wl!l, Syra- ing several days with the Ficks . I der en!, �kmg, J�rkson, Meigs, $312,742.01, $:329,484.86. lions for the ten south,',',,;m• economic bloccade" Cubans would cuse , spent an C vening with Mr· HarQld Hawk made a busine�s ! � and Vrnlon. Gallia, Pike. Law• GalUa - $2·317 99� 'I". . .., ,948• '8• Ohio count' " 1es . �'-,owmg those for gt cI othmg, • _ shoes, food , medi- and .\'! rs. D. M. Cleland. · Lr1p to r,;ew York Cil)' last we,k. . rence Rose and Scioto droppeel $160,009.19, $166,196.05. . . the week ending March 25 ' 1961 l!m e, education and recreation . He Mr . and Mrs. Roy Ch n,sty and Mr. and Mrli. 1''. M. Gutherie, beh1·nd Iasl year. s totals. County ffo kl g - $I .958.53, $1,204.60. and for the fiscal year which r e boasted that no other ountry in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk and Athens, recently called on Mrs. . . �Et• with the biggeat loss was p l k e $ 7B,2 u.3 , $ 62 . 49. � . started July 1, 1960 . follows· .. es1em HemJSp11ere could son M ark were Sunday d1ru1er , 2 · Ath- the .., Gienna Hayes . . which fell almost two-thirds '--- lJack80so.aH - l83 ,__ . Promp t. private loans fo, any � o� 08 , $4,343.25, ens - no weekly figure' $119.214 . ma e sueh $4 •"""· . � ,, .., ") k a guarano.=-' not even guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marton Mrs. Harold Hawk and Mrs. J hind last J"' .,..ar•a total• However, $235 961 18 $242· 597 09 V purpos e. Just pick up your pho�;.1 28· Gall'1a - $1,134.51, $54,643. 12. the United States where social L. Hawk spent Tuesoay in Parlr,;- ! Wood. . · · � Pike remains the only county L�w�n:e - $6,224.32, ' then p1c.k up your loan. $9,884.• Hockmg - $2.077.08, $65,654. 5!,. d.iseriminetion maintain.� a large ers�urg. ' l . ahead of last year's fiscal year 70 $314 ·895.83, $343,284.6:l. and Mr. Joh Mrs. Reute n Jackson - no weekly f i g u r e, ! portion of the population in misfigures. Kathy and George, Akron, spent Billy Robert Allen presented a I Melgs - $2,I00.76, $1,646.8!, $77,371.37. Lawrence - $2,661.30. ery." The figures showing those fur $121,o31.4t, $ 23,675-27• Sunday with Miss Lucille Smith. piano solo at the meeting of the $104,584.88. Mei&i - $1,828. 6. I Castro did not make any d're 1 ct l 2 ?ri County Music Chili, Monday the week$ ending M&rcli 25' 1061 Pike - $967.26. $2,590.14, $59,385.39. Pike - $1,597. 72, $49,· ! reference to the manifesto is�ued Mrs. Zelda Ridenour, CoJwnb us spent the weekend with Mr. · e,•enlng in Pomeroy. $79,625.02, $7B,110.87, I� 066.35, Ross - $5,332.47, $171,. l by Jose Miro C rdo e t and Mrs. Buel Mrs. Bookman i ...!.. Mollie received and Mr. � Ridenour. R � sll"J- $8,2'n.24. $9,994.42, 493.!54. �ioto - $6,082.71, $235,- ! of the Revoluti;,ar;\:::::il, , of death the of word her Q W nephew Mrs. James Ridenour were Sun$4135, · • $m)I,658.10. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 1 282.80. Vmton - $803.63, $25,907,• New York during the week�d day dinner guests o! the Riden• Martin Gandee, at his home in I Scioto - $14,573.46, $22,851.• 95. urging Cubans to overthrow ours. Rome, New York. Mr. Gandee 300 W, Second St. - WYandoHe 2-2 1 1 1, Pomeabf•: regime. Mr, and Mrs Clayton Allen died or a heart attack. I But he said he wiis confident -the Cuban people preferred "our Pie. Joseph Jolm:wn of Fort - _,;i honest revolution" to what he 1\,.1, ltWtf --:;c-- ---Bragg, North Carolina wu week� 'J called the "shady, regres9lve fore. end visitor of his p.arentJ and es'' of the counter-revolutionaries. J other relaUves Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Johnson. By HARRY FERGUSON mories - whatever they are· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, United Prea Internatlonal The courthouse - a community children Charle¥ and Roger, Mrs. JERUSALEM, Israel IUPIJ _ center converted Into ii hall of . Nora Johnson of olumbus, Mr If Adolf Kehm Today is Monday, April _10, the 'It f u j C stice - was opened lo the press lOOtb �y of the year with llijS and Mrs. Gene Evans, C!hlldre� ganizing t�e m::.e� �6 y \:n· Sunday. There are reporters here .Michael, Kay and Stevie of Pont• Jews, .-more in 1961 · run·t of his punlshm,'.'.' "1' will from the eTld.a of the earlb by no d ut T '" A he an r son erov • '' • Your kitchen lo the production line or the o( come in the endless hours he sits one could re all a legal procw..i- Th8 moon is approaching ltn . e Middleport were Saturday even- in the courtroom. new phase. ing - not en the . Nuremb g . most abaarhinJ �usines_s . . • living. Effic�t time,-imd.:-money-saving equipment is • ast , Se- T'Jte morning stars are Jupiter Int- '111s1'tbr'f or Mt.• afld Mrs. Jo- He will be the most lonesome war crimes�trials _. where er seph Johnson. 88 import.ant here aa it ia to th� man of the housetin ·hi8·o'hlce, shop or factory. m.an in the world when he enten curity measures wen, s tight, and Saturn. . o The �ening �tar .ig Mars. , Mr. and Mrs. 9Jinton_ Gilkey at 9 o ' clock Tuesday morning to Israel Is determined to keep EichA carefully planned built-in GAS range installation will reduce the work of meal• and fam lly of lfarrlsonville, Mr. stand trial for his life. NobodY �,., On this day m htstory : mann alive until i·ustice has '-• In 1'""• congress establi·shed a and Mrs. Guy RusseU · and dough- will speak to him unle,s he a,k, Jts cour�. making, add beauty and value to your Home. Ask your Packaged Gas Kitd1en de.aler law and created at1 I ter o f Pomeroy. Mr, and Mrs . a question and he never can be ::� � Jo Bulle1proof Box t about plans to modernize your kitchen with new cabinets and counter space featuring p Dale Russell and family of Co- sure he will get an· answer. EichA glass box dominates the In 1147 Josepb Pulitzer Amer• lumbus, Mr. Franklin Russell of mann will be alone with his mea GAS built-In range. - --�=-.::=:::.:::.:..=� I courtroom. h raeli po!Jce have lean j�alist and philant'.hropist· Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. 1 fired machinegun bullets .against was born Harold Gillogly elld· ·-t-ughter of Check the advantages you .ll'Ot only with a GAS Built-In Range. the type of glass used in the box In 1849: Walter Hunt of New Gallipolis were Easter SUnday . . �nd ach ieved notlung more than York City receind a patent for visitors of their pElrents, Mr. and tmy �k marks. The booi; is kl the s.a[ety pin. .# Mrs. Lincoln Russell. , the r�t of the judges' bench and � ,t 1872, residents , � In Netirasl..a of · Mr. and Mrs Gene Lambert ' cont�ms three smal� chairs. The observed the first Arbor Dl\y eel• .and family of P-each Fork, Mr . \I end Mrs. Kenneth Grover and S. S. attendance on Easter Sun- one m front is for Eichmann. The cbration in America with at least � daughter Joy of Pomeroy, M1· . day was 65, tbe . offering $17.71. other two are for lsraell guardll one million trees planted m the --··---,i , \ ( � and Ml's. Cecil Gillogly end son Attendance at the Easter Sun· under orders not to speak to the state. In J945. the Nazi concentretion - Stevie of Athena. Mr. and Mrs. rise Services was 4B; 25 of the prisooer. ' at Buchenwald was liberatcamp breakfast, for stayed number �t Eichmann listen Flatwoods will Harley Haning of and through soldiers, the U.S. by church. ed n s headphones to the proceedings Kenney and Beverly �ohn o , '1 . 'I we� Easter Sunday vL61tors of The Easter Sunrise Services that w ill determine whether be Thought for today : Jean de ].i thetr parents and grandparents, consisted of a short program and dies on the gallows. He can ask Fontaine said: "Beware as Jong M Bild Mrs. Everett l,ambert, music by the young people and one of his guards for a glass of as you live. of judging pe0ple by tir. and Mrs Loon Shu�ate the message by Rev. Card on water end it will be handed to appearances." -'rl �d Br�ce Allen of Mansfield vis- "Unrealized Power of the Resur- him silently. He cannot break his l '--- ------ testify loneliness by leaning over and tn whether Eichmann will 1ted with hla parents Mr. and rection." will defense. he so, own If his in ,, Mrs. Clal't'nce Shumate a n d A group of 18 from the Alfred whispering to his lawyer as many 1 it through a loudspeaker from 0 : daughters. church aUended the Communkut defendants do. His lawyer will be to be Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnitz and Service held at the Chester Meth- sitting outside th,;i glasi box. The the glass box that is i,:oing to for weeks home his daytime Carol Ann visited her mothet, odist church hist Thursday even• drone of the legal arguments and ' the testimony will came to him come. '-'· Mrs. Alice Robeson, Ea!lter Su-:1• ing. through th headphones 88 if he e day. Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. were In another bu.ilding in an• . DOUBLE Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves Hobart Swartz were Mr. and other land, and family, Mrs. Eugene Han- Mrs. Earl Davis and Ellen of POLL PARROT I Pins Challenge ing wero Easter guests of their Malietta, Mr. and Mr�. Harold I STAMP DAYS parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Fred Tuck• SWart.z and daughters of WU• When t.he proceeding.a get under i Tues., Wed., Thur■ , erman and Freda. llamstown, w. va.; and Mr. and way Tuesday the first order of : 1 bl bu ines will be proba y chal a s il Get ·nouble Your Mr. and Mrs. Steven Russell Mra. Gerald Swart!. and daughter k-J1ge by Doclor Robert Servatius, of Marietta. and son Stevie of Carroll, Mr. Purchase in Poll EJ�mann•s German lawyer, and Mrs. Robert Russe11 and tam- Pvt. Robert Robinson o{ Fort aga1DSt the jurisdiction of the Parrot. Stamps lly were �aster visitors of their Knox, Ky. spent Easter Sunday �urt. The� hi no jury S)'l!tem parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard with his wife and mother here. m Israel. Eichmann,s fate is pi Russell. Hden Findling of Co'•,�mbu �; lbe ban� 0� �� j�ges. MIDDLEPORT t The monthly tneeUng of the spent Easter weekend TheN 18 no md1catKdl oow as Zion Live Wires Class was held home here. Monday night April 3, at tht! Dorothy Snyder, an t!mployee Zion Church of Christ. Ja., Smith, of the Elmwwd Nursing Home president, opened the meeting was off duty aeveral days last at which time the Lord's Prayet week with the measles. was repeat!!(!. The treasurer's re- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albe.-· Millioon of our adults and children � taking chances ton and family of ColumbUJ, spent port_ was $20.34. Jan _Smit& Is to fbtd out about Easter weeken� with his parents oa POLIO rt,bt oowl And this is in 6l'ite-0f the fact a table and if she can get it Mr. and M rs. Arthur Atberton tbat immunization is available wltb Silk vaccine. we're going to buy It for the Md Wilma Je,..n. I lt takea ODl.y • !ow Dtioutea for each lhot 1111d the I Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Carr and basement. • Thermootatlcall)' Conlrol'ed Gr,dd'e>. Auklmttlc "Burner-wlttt+Braln"• dmo to pl: this protoctlon ii now. Pick up the pbono : A motion was made and car• daughters were Easter Sunday • fold•Away Top B11rnm, Ovens. I C9ntrnllld Clock AutornaUc • our own. docto r or local bea1th department and call ltght wltl'J guests of her parents, Mr. and Y ried to buy a pulpit I • All Shades cl Heat. Built-In Self-blstina: Rotlueries. for lnforination. Mrj_ Robert White of Keno. our tre.a:11ury. • Th� S11fe&t Cookmg Knu11n • Automatic hist Mlndlrs,. The next meetJ.ng will be held The chili supper, sponsored by 11w is the way to pt POLIO protection. Remem I May 1st. Nancy Hatfield and Don the Grange last Thursday even ber, no ODO UI too old or too youna to aet it Anns wOl hav, devotJons and Ing was well attended. Make that importmt phone call today. , Luk hr Ger,eld Wears and Bobby Arnold Communion Service11 were held In• deal" di1p:,ri�i at the Elmwood Nursing Home, will have recreation. tlil� l.cll1!111& I pollo Miller. Rev. by SWlday and taken was collectlOJ.l 'Ibe Mr. end Mrs. Clair Woode and the meeting was adjourned. &le of Chester, spent Esist CMn1 and Refreshmentl were served evening With his par Sunday games were en;mrerl. New, Re- er porter for the claSB, Bertha Am- enta, Mr. and Mn. Charles D. Woode. old. Morning Star Ravaged British Ship Sank Today After Over 700 P�engers, Crew, Have Escaped Social Items BA":�EIN, Persian Gulf (UPI) down, still burning, shortly after scribed the rlr as a "holocaust " I BY IRMA B JHLE = MARKET REPORT , __ ., _,.1 c First Year Boys Showing Promise As Fine Athletes In Area Schools Carmel News And Notes s ff But Recognizes Coming Danger /1 °� :;on :;; , Chester Social Notes F.IYe. Count'1es. sh O w saIes Tax Gains ;;.,:, �;.� h�;"::!=. .t�c '::"! ;;i BAHR CLOTHIERS """i . :f:t tk �iiNiliM. � w:fru.l I • Jfe. pen I Part Of Punishment For E1·chmann n Court WaJt1n •. g Little League Brass To Meet Wednesday Eve En1iov happl.-w r_ wolk hours with a Th 8 Al fflanac Packaged GAS Kitchen in Your Home =� Iii] IIIBOIJl/ 1 1 1 Alffed .,OCJ•at ramny•, NOtes •• ;• • + • · 1 , The Sign That Will Mean Longer Better life For Your Car • • • SEE US TODAY HACKETT'S SOHIO Phone WY 2-3977 Pomero, It'� Color Picki n' llm� Special Showing APRIL I I th • by ••• our whole new John Ellcessor SPREO SATIN MONEY FRIEND .. ,&LL THROUBH '8 1 I llko to band you 1•• ready <01b and llnllbha out ftuaclal bmjles. No blcb ..I. No nd tape. la■t plain low coot money ■orvl.. from beclnnlnc to end. Stop '11 • low min- 8117 1bne. Hundred, of beautiful new fabria for smart Jim.. Maholley, Man... , clothe, custom tailored your requirement,, NEW YORK CLOTHING Phone WY-2-2049 Pomeroy, 0, A, N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. OPTOM I T R I S T Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to G tClosa at Noon on '11nin. - Bast� St., Po,-oy .... "rv LO� ·- 1 �� • US I, MAIN IT, Phont WY-2-:1171 9 lo O D,it, Eu"'I Th•·noay 8 lo 13 ' ., . ) l � Hundr,od:li of new colors makt "colOr plckin' faster and easier than ever. All tvtlltble in SPRED SATIN, tht wonder paint that 1011 on btautlful, ty sm1;1oth with brush or roller. Dries In 20 minut.. - no offtnslvfl Odor. ') "• .,.••, •••r I ,, y ' lL LITY ENAM A VE ON TOI' QIJA S I Rich sami-aJoss flnl11'1 for wa1j1 and · woOdwork. Stock up, nttw and Mvtl ' • / IIIIJ' QUARl"S AT Plll/T l'RICal 'I.. v Offlif lXMll ON t,1;.y 1. tffl .._.____.,__.., j �(IPECIAL \ OFFER' S P R E D LUST RII! KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. • lradbury Rou Ir-========== Roush's Shoe Store ,_ WY- 2-1741 MIDO�ll'ORT, OHIO • lI! • loR't lake cltact-take :,o,,r •• dlot, ' __---------------------------------� GAS Ill j THE OHIO FUEL -.. ,.. ,ay I I "",... II for ...... ....... bo "· .. -"" Id COMPANY i/Jere'a nothing lik(J a FLAME for cooking .. !al ...tat... .. .. .. ll Ii, • ► ,• I • •• • I I .., ., i �;S b:;;.;;;;,ge-ca;give-yo��---- ----7 100% LAT■ X PAINT t .:1 E'- Are you POLIO protected 7 It will strike I decorating color• In KAHN TAILORING COMPANY To Fit Correct!" \�� -� array ol spring of to for �PRINC PAINTINC � ��Tt -- =====d .... oil G EY A S P R I N G L I FT * � WI TH A QU ICK CA SH LOAN = Social Notes '°';:;:�::�:.�·;�� ... , I o, ia,, I i l 'I �8-Dally 5',_ntinel ,_Pomeroy-Middl-port , 0 , A p ril 1 0 . r nri 1 I . _('!,_)_ f'2 R _SAt c _ WANT ADS t:cnnecy's ·, f CHUU N U f'I .Ouf; ,ip,:1rtmo,1 rooms. b.10. basemen ! . h uu - t ,� ·, I t' 1 1 1 1 1' of :,pr me: Uf'd , 1 1 1 1 · • .,.ood lloor � , · oung:.lu,1 n � 1l 1 h • Tt•l1•grapJ, :X-rv1<.'t' 1.1lu11 1 , t>n. 1262 Powell St , Midd)er,or\. Fi :m11� flm 1�f . Wy 2 2(,.,4 H-wc Phone Wy-2-:1200 ,,,d -t• nhous.t>;; -1 rt C )" J :humV. . 1 NlCE MODEI\N 6 xim hou-.e I fi933 2 ,�1, \\ _ bed r ooms w1Lh hard11ood floo.., 30tc 1 4 !...a r ge c-lost"li, Good baSC"mert . w 1 lh �ai. furna, ·e r ; ,irdgf' Should 1000 I ; \I.I .U\ \\ ATEX TANK be ::.ttn fl H Lo , -.\ \\' o l l e " i ll h.:.ul tur µuhl i t· fontac.:1 4 6tp 4 Drn1r . l' omt-ruy · l'omeroy - - �-28-JOl(' . 1 t ROOM HOUSE ., 11h bath. b.:.i. ..e I - "" ... .... . 1 ,.. 1 -J f n d i n g Segres alio 1 In �l l l ll)l.!'.:BL'Ht , , \ .., . .. Pr,,.,. � -- �c -- - C r-- ... ••.J • � .. . , �/:.- ·, , 1 l ' l'l I Virc-i. - : .' :1 • . • , : 1 r:1r I ..... h • ' · n r • . . ., •' I l · h· !JI l \ ,irid \1 I ' . · Ii' • l i O , '! l1l · r,1111 , , , , , I P I I 111 ! , n, \ , \,-:• \ I , , m . . n 1 )1 ,'I " I t h,· J . ,, ,t � , , , J ,1 , ,a , d 11 1.,1 ,. , , , 1 1 ullt' 11 1 1 ) •1 .• · • l \ l•·f u n r i i . • �.,11,1, t. , 1,1-. · 1 1, ,tui u(! r o,,m l,0111� ( · J)1mu, p1 0111 1, t u i v• I Vt' , 1 , . t th ' ( 'o:wh S t op �;lid w Ji uii l d 1 , . al,mia: eid r-rl to go fwhtm" c1 lul 1lt' h.:.i\\ I,: nul 1 , serve 1 twm Dimus s1.ud a . Vt'I importanl , . m lie h•dl't"tl rnan ' · w.:.iy up ' - v.l"'l'kl'l1d "" Ul1·nt tw rt' "' -� l 11\1 1l .J111I ! !1t' l '1·<·,1d, 11! L.,d !1< ., 1 ,I 1, trt"<ll!t'd Lod.:.iy \I 1th !ipt"t:"dm� dt• uf 11 t cenu pl!r word. 0011 i.mert.lon. Minimum char1e---$> Th.- J >1·b1d, nl s f ir•t m \. l1ng, v i segreg..il 11111 01 r't':.luur;,nt:,, m !In., centa.. I centl per word for three coosecutJve lnstrtton, 11 . 1 F ' H '\ �:.'tT i!( JIH:Hl::l 'HT Spec1al---0ae munth for JO eeou �r wont. l ht- pnt')l ·s sun·e:-.sful ,, f fllrts 11 ;,) sm.tll V,rgmia lown l 11 , • ,. ,f 1', t'•• lnlt' 1· 01r.llo&Rl i'uJ.I ra t e of 4 cenu per word WI M cba.rJl:ed lor ad , i\1 1ddleburg I l'�luu1 di!! owrH:'r ,. " tll n ht' v, ;•nl 10 �' Lt�� sunda, 11, :--- \ ICI>'\ \ ' 1l"I �<.1m 1 U' l lle.rt.lSin, LI not paid within 10 day1 after rece1Y1oe tull ' 11_1 t 1: l' l'I :.t> "'ould now they said t lit"ard f't :1!her th1• lhank rl:'tra ,•oil'!' ' ., v.i:>pl � r u· 11 . rn,ew it· \ Error1 1n Advert1sin&----Should be reported 1mmed1ate1,. l'bt o....i,- $eotmel wall 001 be res1>ons1ble for rnore than Negro 1.1 ho p=i ( run 1 wJ tht-1r ••�l;1L mm 1 ster� . olf11· 1ah,, drug s10l'l' l '\ t-:o Urnh l >wm n t" t'�lckn \l ,tn P1 one mcorrec1 msertion_ hshments. ovmt>rs and Nei; r o le.:irlers of M1ol back 111 1 0 JJOllt'I ;ind gaH• lum C ard o f Th.ank.,; and Spec ial Notices of Events, $ 1 .2�. mrn1. and fen<'f"d in ba( ' k yard Am· house up l o ti rooms ltNtlE'd Keniwdv . 11 ib !l-l.lt !ht d!ehur<> nd111u tor " <iffill'alill' W,"lrkin.! ' for a bi"� m•w mi•- , n t �un11orl " " ,.. for 50 word mm1mum Each add 1t1onal *Ord, le. � Call WY 2<I05t .!iftN 4 JO for Tf.HIMTES. $50 Any o· 1 : weekt>nd ht>rt- with his lam1:1 oul the first nhase ol Uroadf'n tn � :.iguin�l t/11! n r,a1' l';.im mii1t;1r_1' ' " Ob1tuar1et pubhshed 11 I cent per word , 4 5 6((' room . treated l o r ro at'!iP�. etc w h t- n lht' 1 11teirat1on wa� the assoe i a1ion and <'ommu111ra rt'turns eln:tion Commun 1�ts , 6 DA YS 3 DA VS I DAY W O RDS J &10. $ 1 11\"SPHE[) c ; U ARANTE E D achieved - though not througt1 t mn be!wt"en the rat' t'S " $4 50 S l .35 90c 80c Hi, HT APA IEO FUHNISI ROOM J toda�. hov.t-d • 1 S l .80 S l .20 60c 20 TF.HMS Th i s 18 it SPEC I A L, any per sonal m t l' rv t'ntion Tr,,· $8.00 Tht• new lnlegral 1on pu l ll Y MEN1' Clew1 l'Jo.'>f' 111 Pl1011t> Off 1Ci1l i; s..iid a "preliminary '' 1 50 17 12.25 M 75c 25 $ 4 I! lie <:FT · A CQlJAIN TF.n P RE-S E / President planned to ret urn tu passed 1 1 ;; firs! test Salurduv ,!OVt"rnnwnt had told M r� D 1r nu , count of all voting d1 slr 1 ds g;n e WY 2-6436. .SO N ollrr , ,.nd IS l i m• ted ' In W ashin t Ads rettlved bJ 10 A. M. will be ID lbal d11'1 pape.. g on this morn i n g when l w u young Negro men sat 1 lhat 1 t would b<:! w i ser not l o u l Diem and hi s running malt'. V 1n1 l tlr same busin ess nearly ' 3 Jf HELP WANTED Tht> peact'ful trans1t1on fro'TI at the lunch count"'r s or the T'l l ter ;,inv res1stan(>t' D1mos dP Prt>s i1�n! Ngu\'t'n Ngoc Tho, PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 a c't'ntury TOPS - ALL TEI-• seg regat ed t o no n-segrag.:lled r�, ly Ho Inn and the Middlebu1 t; dined l o Id entil)' l he off '1 c'w I HUNt; H Y PEOPL F. t o help us �.it "'"r l't•nt of thr volt' ! I ahout 78 ,-� M ITT'.: ('O�THOL. Mrs. fl C Middleburg was tit· taur ants our Delicious Chicken D1nne 1 .., Sunct t·ast 1> y . Story . I l l l/111011 A\'t'nue. Phom• m by Kennedy 's pamh eomphshcd F,;day and Satucday I I 00 • ( 1 ) NOTICES Dspile a rash of prt-eledion 3 1 1 30tc WY 2 2496 SALi: FOR (9) _ __ _ _ plate. Sunrise Restauran.t 2.'.14 _________ __ -- pnes1 who acted as a med i ator. L lenC'i" by Communist Viet Cong o vi i TERMJ'l'g ANO PEST CONTRO SINGER AUTOMATIC Z IG ZAG Thrut�11 Sit-iM ,!ro y , Main Pon, E. St officials said there o rists, terr r by Fah,. Fl't't lupectlon. luu S(-win g Machine m beautiful -- -- - - - - I The Rrv Albe i-t 1" Pereira or were few incident� during the vot. rtd l,,7 NatlHW'lde. PlloN R. ('Onsole cHbinrt Makes button . I HOUSEKEEPER WANTED TO COMP LETE INSlffiANCE PRO , __ J..,(.'t:SbUre, , V a . b egan nego t1a1 . ' stay with rouple .al nigh! and ing itself. More than 70 per cent tect 1on , L i le Auto, F'1re. Potu, aJMI A. Senk• Shltloa W'Y t- holt·s. si•ws 00 butt ons . and al ! m for inlegraled ealtng places ing ! ......... l llf' fan ('y des i gns � 1thoul al of lhe nati on's 7 million voler!I wo r k during day. Ca l l 6 30 111 �all �'l�Mills. M i ddle port 'lh ZSM. n• I M iddleburg after Negroe8 threat bal loted. 2WY nigh! at 20 11 al evening · I ar IUnt'n! s W I 11 Se II IO responened sit-in demo nstr n lions l imed I EDITOR'S NOTE: An Air The Arr F'oree 1od,i_v inh.'nsifiet.l Davis - Wartlf'r losurance "'E " WILL SEU.. YOIJR U S E D . 6344 Jtt· 10 4 I si'hi f' parI Y ro r I .r1s I 1 1 paymPn 1 s The vict o ry returned Diem to Compl1•te proh'r!ion fo 1 ]]1 neP,ls. l o roi ndcle with the Presidtml 'sl Foree investigallng buard Is lry• its mvestigatmn to determine Sltales, trons, Bows, Goll Oubs, . monlh r Phon 2 second straight term as prr.;i his !166 PAP R Y r o f . 1• n SP. OY JHL ; (. 01-t F. R \ �\, ; 4 I :wtc visits t o Glen Ora. the nearby <!s- 1 Ing io liod 011& why a Side- what t·a11sf"d a Sidewinder ai r -to T l W 22 . � 'I:> (.H' Bicycles, etc, Write or c.all The of this young republic. It ac denl inel l r Mason B r id�e nea Route winder missile went aslny In .iir m i ssile to be la unched from tate he has leased · SPort's Center, M1ddlepo �. Ph G PICKETT 1nsu r anl·e Po rnR t ....,,.. ually was Viet Nam's fit!,-t pop t. area owa rd!l l Middle .and · r' C 2 t -2J.f.Olc F.atlwr Pe rei r a was asked lo Nt>w Mt:itl('O last Frklay and a jt.>t fighl<.:r plane inlo a 852 WY-2-3633. 0- 1 rHrCK SAWMILL, J block. ,...,,rson t The D91·1 Y eroy, Near Darwm APP IY I n r election. presidential ular arbitr ate the racial dis imte "V downt'd a $8 m illion R52 bomb- bom ber during a lrammg mission. lf'ft hand with a 54" blade SEE US FOR f'EED NF.F.DS AND M otor ist Mu1ual 4 6 tf.: Sentinel. Post-War PremJer The accident killed three of th t! William McKay Jack so n , head of t- r, kill ing lll rl'e o f lh� r igh t Cullom GrhidlnJ:, M lddleport 1951 F-6 FORD THUCK . Oat bed _ __ _ ______ and the local chapte r o r the Nation a l crewmen. A UPI spec ial repo rt. eight er..:wmen of the St rategic Diem, 61, a Roman Catholic ln 3 zs t( P ri<"ed r easonable Contarl J. <20) BUSINESS Fttd MUI. Lightning Rod Mutuul Prest o ed o tea ing f mpos 28 lf' ! c m Association 30k fourth The r mbe o b a command ir \ .' on land where Buddhi.sm ii domi-, Adv 1he r fo ce n a nt l F lloffm.:ln. Chestrr. Ohio. Ph. J- . Ma M. Shan , Frtd McGraw u• r and fifth survivo r found s nant, wer£ became People. Colored of premier of the in FOUND & LOST (6) !:18.5-2327. 4 5 6tc OUTBO at MOTOR n and ARD ri T. Gerard and Trhumrr e • bo c i f' 'rhere days two nearly Sunda} alive terim al South so Viet w re unconfirmed Nam government R�l'AIR, ROO� SPOUTING, LOST - Voung red bone IIOUNL>, .ccc=�1rurance proteet ion. All risk repo rls that a Negro servant from Browq .urri11t'd on the lhe of out bailed had they aftn arter the Powers The work:. metal sheet end of S the 1954 lndo,. NGEH ESEWING MACIJIN I 1 6tp 0 4 Phone WI �3063. ----- _____,__ &hortly art•r lht' mishiip. coverage. $3.50 per $100 cover----- Hound bobbm in brand new condoomed plane. Company, WY 2-2301. china war . He became its first age. Barnes • Simpson lnsur rl'porl follows, 3 2 30tc so le c11bi11et. Equipped lo ,ig (8) AUTO SALES Haste became imperative in the president under a provisional con Agency am·e Phone Middleport. , zag and make button1 1oles. Pay ________ . investigalion Sunday when the stitution that ousted Emperor Bao _ N _ E __ ER A U CTltt ____ 59 BUICK Vt!, $!9!15. LaSahre 1_ J 2> 30tp WV Z-2903. off last 8 fiayments of ·8. 40 per Ul'I A By RE ASONABLE RATES Defense Department issued an or Dai as chief of state, door Sedan Ot·igina I blat· k f111 mon l h. Phone WY 2- 2:204 Spedal Reporting Team lNSIJRANCll BARNES-SIMPSON der halting all simulated .ittacks Diem's victory was no eurprlse, SATtSl"i\CllON GU�RANTF.E ish like rn•w Dyn.iflow drive. ALBUQUEIIQUE. N . M I U P I I- with missile ca r rying planes. The but the t 7 fitr rt. Fire. Aut.c..Middlepo Agents, Me('.., o. L wrtt. Call er lack of • major Com m• o J> BJa('flnar's. 1 shaq Really boDe WY J. P Bonda. mobile. OATS, STRA was order the to n fit<" exceptio nly o W , Phon;-W Obto CIIHter. munist I! !_ 9_ 3724 _. attempt to upset the elee,, 4 eroy. APRll. I O 8--27-U i n the use of unmamred target lion was. l-2i-30-tJ Z9ll:l. 4 5 6tp GOOIII Cleu Uaed ';an The Dauf,:h1frs of Huth Class of 0Sp t 3 drones or towed targets. O Zef In the capital Ksrelf, one person qua11&7 REAL W.\NT l'OU D" All MUM ull MildiPla lhe United Methodist Church will Window blinds and Shades r i A orce officers emphasized was F killed and 10 other persons. MF.TROPOl..11AN MOTORS Brffding liulla thal •Ill • I r • FOR SALE: HOUSE 5 rooms and meet Monday afternoon at the Entered Hoi.pltal Porch Shades, Venetian Blillds l hat air-to-air missiles such as the including lw · o Americans, were � ...... tlt:UI MUI SL r�1 1 • b • C . ■■e anuen. naooe en me -Ocus 1 1 1 wn. oca r ice , a ]be M h .,. G t I I N. th b ome, J u Ave., rry Among those who ente red HoI · Sidew Cloth Awnings and Fiberglas& inder are vital to llte na- jured only hOW"> blloro P•men,y, Oblo the polll Pomeroy. Wt 8terr�t&, Dick Call Slrn. Ph o ne WY 2·5319, with Misses Augusta St., and Ada z.er hospital over the past weekFree instrillaUon ___ lion ' s dtfense and the only way opened. · 3 Genhcirncr 6 30tp a9 hostesses. . Hon1 Melvin end inc!udrd Sunday - Mrs. Gil· · Dale Wippel Supply !-%Ml or Chelter ffl-2145 "58 VOLKSWAGON. $1095. 2-door for a Oier to leam to use them . APRll. 11 !-ZI-IOte • 34Y, ACRES NEAR ALFilEU. 10 215 Union Ave. OOrt M , Craig, 717 Tiu rd A v e. , Sedan. One Jocul owner. NK·e. The American Legion Auxiliar y M r s. Ea r l V. Cremeens, Northup, properly i s in •i.imulated attacks. Pomeroy, Ohio 4 a 6tc Blaettna r 's, Pomeroy. Acres tillable. Balance pasture The lwo survivors found Sunday AND RIGERATION � REl< TI-IEISS N o· 263 will meet Tuesday• April . 4 1 30tc John H:. H ouck · Rt. 1 Northup, were Staff Good building site $1. 000 . 00. 1956 two ton V8 CHEVUOLET . Sl?l. , Appli&nce Servin•. Domealic an d � Manuel Mieras , 1 1 .Dt 7 . 30 at the Mt. M o r I a h M iss Hache Belle Elliutt, . Rt• .2 23, or Flagsta Am l A. L. Atherton DUMP TRUCK. stun dard, 7 ft. x SLUGGISH SEPTIC '.f'ANK? Clog H, . • the bombContart Rogf't• Comme r cial. . Gauge reading,: Gallipolis dant Baptist Chu rch , Middl eport . ar , M Mrs. d ward Crow City, I E n Ohio C.oolville, 3, Rt. . · JO rt. bed, Call Nrw Haven. TW ged drains? Gel Klean-Em-AU · s · crew er chtet c and tr Capl The1ss, Racme, Ray C· 18 0, 18-2, 48 01110. . "The Meig" County Hidin g Club · runnmc 27 feet to ro.1.P • ion Blake, 280 So. 7th St. , Mid- ObJ e I 28, 0f � 1 Phone 985-2443 Septic Tank Cleaner. Landmark ' 5-2788. B. S. r nobl Miller . Rt. I. ga n, 0h 10, the ro- ers, Pomeroy-Maso will • meet T uesd�y at lhe n _ 22.94, Salis- dleport, M rs. Creston O. Newlanct We do ,11II work oo premJ1t"1. ; Coolville, Ohio PL . 4 to 31.c Farm Bureau. Pomeroy 4·4·30lc pi ot. b1U'Y township buil ding Pleasant 24.85 ,tuUonary, Hintoa at 7 30_ p. Lo Free fi inishing for tlatwork with [ _ ng Bollom , M rs . Joseph E. Hy 3_28 tp Survh""' Blizzard ·::.9 PONTIAC Vi!, $!795. 2-door Se USED SPI NET PIANO - Mahogm. Members are asked to l.inng 1.41 stationary, Kanawha Fane g ramily bundle. J,"'ast Wash and - _ __ _ ______ Rt. 1 Lon Dollom, M r s. sell. _ Both bailed and survive out dun. Owned by local merhan ic. any finish - Famous-make, d cookies. r o sunclwiches 2.16 rislng, Charleston 1Ut fallDry, expert Bhirt finishing. Call .,. � L 11 1 her J. Ca rpen� r , Ri . 1 Oak not only the crash J:nmarulate. Blaettnar·.s, l 'om- complete with bench, Specially but a moun• ing. Montgomery Ialand Dam wu APRU. 12 �, • Robinson·11 Laundry or use ou r �1 lbe rt c.. \_\'�Ii ace. Ht. tain blizzard U-...::llt=,, ._.....,. t'rOy. 4 8 61c The choir of 1hr Middleport } i1 1 · M rs .. A . A helicopter was at- running 25 feet. London, Mannet priced. Write Wendell's 7th & drive-in window service, -----01 Phillip 1111 '. 1k . rs _ M Queen, 3 · trarte Fi rst Baptist Chu r ch will mC"rt on l d by a red nag Mteraa had and Winfield dama were War ren, Marietta, Ohio for de. Robln1011', Laaadry an4 Dry. . . 00 t b l Rt. 3 Oak Hill, M iss �elhe Ma,e hung (9) FOR SALE out, and picked him up sills. Clealllng WY !-S.tl%8 tails. POMEROY _ 5 . room frame with Wednesday evening al the home .tl-4-6tc GRAVELY TRAcroR8 a nd A. t- l ·==-c=c-= regula r �v . /ackso · �rs. �harl s i.:, · about 9<q} a.m, EST. Rohlason'1 Tri-Lustre CleaMrt bath, basemenl 1 2 rooms > . coal of Kol Hindy for their Boat IDDTementa: UT1L ITV TltAIL ER. All Steel rs. :· I..ec�1 Jams, 1� e monthly meeling followin g their tachnwata. NM- ud a11Nt. Con>WY !-5130 ot 50 x 1 00. Good l The heat. crew furnace of the heli pter co Ohle River - John J. Rowe up body . $40.00. Ph. SIi 2-4755. roy Horton. As I 1 a nnd . Ky . , and . choi r practice . · 4 IO 6k 15 . 000. 00 . �,.. ■nd rtpalr sttTtce. PliPW' .... loc81wn. fou nd M'ie ras pI aymg wi' lb 4 decL 'a. ' 4 8 61c 1 ;._,__ " 14 I , 7 : 20 p.m. ; A. V• Chr.ii. S v . . I ed n, o H Eld h G amp r . ore . ., J r. up The While Rose Lod"'-' _.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia..--. l POMEROY HURM. - 1 . st o ry - -• ==-- --- --• Iradon Bar11Ju I• •,,.... will meel Ii . of cards. despi·1e a bad iy broken ' 14 10 , hil 1p p.m.; !l2H Spora dowa P u: noon al I ·. "" Saturcfoy - Dame1 F. L ee. ne, I Wcdnesd11y af'-, I••• mo••" · AU • ti rIzed d.-a I- PUREBflED 'IEIISEY BULL Ieg, a fr02en foot and cuts. He frame, 5 rooms and bulh, gar. . .... a.m . ; Bob Benter up 14. I 4, 3 : _ Calf for 1nle. 6 weeks o ld, Call at the Legmn Hall in Middleport. Fourth Ave . Wendell G. Dotson, f't. Gravely Tractor Bair• and had taken refuge in a rancher'.& age with storage room rmd tool , . 4:55 a.m, ; Aztec up l5, fi:2S -a.m.•, •--·I..., , -• �-• ;,·n..., WV ••m•"• · 1 •� ! WI •3210 ua · '"' Don Sto•-rt ' h Hostesses will be M,,. 0·111 Rob- Rt. 2 Galli1mlis , Rex Henry On 1ine cabin ' o, •l"OOffl, Located on R ouh, 33, wit and made himself a E sso Tennessee up 17, 8:40 a.m.: r s. 0. roe, Rt. I Northup, Homer Lee M Bailey, Herman Mrs. son, E�a■t IUa In Sitt" t P0n,'"...," , 4 8 3k . 1 1. 65 acre lot. Cash $4,500 .00. crutch by lr.imming the branches c Cornell down 20, 5 : 50 a.m.: C. V, G C i v a D e, Gran Hin reen I ee and Mrs. Joh n Kin- Brannon, . d 0 0 d i , 3 1,- FRESH COW . :t Guemseys, t Jerfrom a bush. FARM - l05 acres. on Roule 143 caid. Horner up 21, 4:45 a.m. ; J o h o · Andrew Curfman, Rt. 2 Cheshir�. . sey. John Houdashell , Miners• Obel was picked up on a hill bath. with house frame room . 7 USED FURNITURE or •■.Y aM"II Ladd Dean ( with 30 bargeal down M ri;,. Sallie Alice McCo rmick, 743 APRR. 1 2 ville. 4 8 6tp 2 barns, silo, 2-story tile chicke n about two hours later. He had . . . . . llf'm, 8tt fht Tradln1 P091 flnt 23, 9 : 35 p. tn . ; 8eaver down n. The DAV Aux1 ha r y will hn ve a So. Second Ave . M iddleport, M i sc; house, 2.car garage, wast-. house spread out his parachute lo atnew te .... monty, :S I JOit WALLPAPl!:R - Exciting 1 :25 a.m.; Western up 23, 6: 1$ 1 Rt. Schulrr, . iddleM M Jane r pa esday n Wed Stanley ty 8 at ' 1 '" ---" · 2 brnuuer bou,,dl, 0th er bu ld· . . . . lrar t a IIen 1ion, was broadca!lllng assortmenl of patterna. colors, . . J. S. Lew_ .s Wilham Jr.. . D port "":•lham on. , with p.m. a. Mrs. G ladys Hoffman acres cultival ed, 75 JO ings. up 28, 2 his o n prlce1. low Extra qualities. surviva . l kit radio and � �� s•· BRANU NEW G. E. Swivel Top 11 :56 m.: y w Lmcoln Pomero Heights. 1685 a.m. 7 28, up un Calho . . . ' acres fenced• plrnty water · I as demonstrato r, at their hall, - - Iod ay! Plumbing Heating • nup oor aamp1 e boo',ui sh mmg a mirror at p1anes that Varoum Clean"r on whttl11. Pomeroy 611 e. Main St. J Bo erry Jo th hn W- Herbert, S r., Oak H'II swor -up 30, 12 :40 a.m.: 1 , a Butternut Ave. $10,000.00. .ti a etc p ssed over He suffered 8 fracBeaut IfuI poi.tel c· olo red. Com- _ cr081 Hardware. Phone WY-2-2441 llp SO, 3 : 45 a.m. : � Cotton Jackson, Harrell, I.. Elsie Mrs. . 13 APRrL · B AL ERT !\f · rox. SaleAma■ 1u red_ spme but 1e 1t we II enough plete wilh all alta<"hfflf'nlll, Will WD-Al> TRACToR new rubber, Valvoline up m, 4:20 a.m .·, OIJ. . Th, Colden Rule Class of the Miss Dorothy A. Poetker, Jack- ' ' · e a deI81'led Phoe,r, WY Z.221:0 Box 2'll se II thi8 wtt k on 1 1' 1or $31.00. ,' with mower, cullivalo w1 th m h our t0 giv rs, corn AUCrlONEER ver Shearer up 31, :S: 30 a.m. ; Rot,.. • n . Leon Jerfcrs . Rt. 3 Jackson, so . Chur-:h r Baptist Middlepo First t !,3UO WY Terms 1( dt>i;i rrd. Phone WY acooun I of his ordeal . plantPr, New Idea manure - Senle• c.m..w •rt p. Bormfe np -• e r a 11 W k Cl M B. M n s lo aso rs. _ 3: 35 a.m. , e n . evening , 4 1 3tc will meet this Thursday 2204. 4 7 6tr 1 21preadf'r 95 bu. never used, New The P Iane wen t down at 2,;.30 T CrtU Bnidl■NI Cec 1 R . a Bee W. kley, Ham• pp 31, 2:20 a.m. at 7:30 at the hottk' or M r . amt Mrs. Frank �:::,____ p.m, EST, Fn'day. Th,e .survivors . Holland PTO baler· All 1m _ - ..,..,.., .,..._ _ --.. • �-�� -•..., .._, ..-euuu ''ood p h J , 1 Co n o a wm '\.I r their regu- d en, fo imer Do· Bert Mrs. d GaUIPo lia Dam - Toi'"' · let: clown '5,6 CHEVHOL ET VI!, S81J5. Belaire • cou Id n't be seen (rom the air unmndil ion. ,Joe Fields, Cheater A. ••an,oRD To '1e sold t the Hi,gh Bid -... , Racslllft. r . � Grove, Carl Andrew Eskew, Xen• lar monthly meeting. 3 p.m. •, Heron uvwn .:i._ 5 . 35 p, m· .• 4 doo r hard lop at"dan. Air con, 1lo,1:1d, HI. 7, P.. ___ WY 2J Sunday •-nvnt! 1.1 der - One l � Ford Falcon uecause a bl'lu.ard cov· ia. , 14 -ncE, BREEDING CURTISS °'• & " ,'s APRIL :,.n u .-: On"'.ard u down 8 : 10 p.m.; PennsyJ.. dit ionc>d. Powe r 111t�ring and Tudor Sedan. Serial No. t,._ ered the mountain area where _ The Return Jonothan Mel�s Inc., on Jts record of y11ar after OKl lS 1872!>4, At thA K•ith brakra. rowerglidt-, Blat-Hnnr 's --- -Blrl hll they were found, about 50 miles van1a up 9: 10 p.m,: Brian D. down Sprln� fff' ld GA.RD F.N TUAC'TOR. h prov-L H S. Gobi• . Chapter 4 Third 1 Fwd DAR will meet Friday al Inc , 6 year erd im Th I t p.m. : NatJonal down 2:45 a.m.; Poriltrroy. 4 B 61c Willis Mrs. Martin, H. 2 1Z7 northwest of Albuquerque. Used I year. Call WY 2· 2040. .:rtificial B reedln., ProAve., Middleport, Ohfo , On the home of Mrs. Alfred ElberNo. 1 a I Alton 7,....hur up 3: 35 a.m. ; Gooa • C hestnut St . . son, 1 1 : 50 a.m. Sun< ; AS ltANGE, TABLE TOP, dou •p Helicopters brought M ieras and -=t' 48• t 1 1 O' A II 1 5 h 1961 reld. The program will be an- -·- oi. 1 gram. The buU of your choice c1:: � • : down IH't day. M n . Wilham E . Brewer, Obel down to Sandia ( Army ) ble OVPn, $25 00. Good condihon. .tl: 10 a.m. ; Semel dow n t k A - - This e a wlll nounced later by M rs. James . 100 BAI.ES, ALFALFA HAY. 200 ' with frozen llffllen. 6·20 !lo"'rcltrf down I a.m. Also two metal beds with Rul Iand , d aughler, 8 : l2 . · a ·m· · Ela.m. Base Hospital at Albuquerque. . be aold fo r less than $1 175. 8rewmgton, p rog r am ch airman. ! mixed. Emmett G. Will by the , Parker Call Albert C m ' To I a.m. down ook 1prinp $10 00. M rarl Stalder. Id S a G IC era h rs. ay. un d R rd Capt. George D. Jac•--n, 27, ol Mrs. Edison Hobstetter will be co- ' Pome r oy Golf Course. Wy-2.fi23.t I Chesttr, Ohio vn-• •.__ 8ifh GObl8 Ford nc. e r Pleasant Ridge. 4 10 3k daughRd., Portsmouth Brown. - - Rh- - Solvay up Richwood , W.Va. , Capt. Donald hoStess. - Phone Collect 1185·22M f..4--6tp "lddl oport, Ohio '" 6: SO a.m.; O. F• Sheerer London D. Blodgett, 39, of Kalamazoo HEMlNGTON HI Gau..ie ShOl�un The Winding Trail Garden Club ter, 1 · ze a.m. Sunday, S-28-l2tc '. up Marme Their Agen t, t ll;IO p.m. : Thelma By Dtleharged Mich . , and St.all Sgt. Raymond H ,, -r and� rolary type lawn mower. SPRING SALE ! A.llll!l•Cha� will meet Friday evening at the Ann down Winfield 4 p.m.: Rock• R. E. Griodley, Sr. Ph(J!I< WY 2-M54. 4 10 31p �ew Tra<'lor1. Diacoonl pr1ce11 ltm CONDfflONING. REFRJQ. home o f Mrs. Charles Riffle wllh Patients recently discharged In- Singleton, 71, Havre De Grace, et up 1:05 a.m. : A. v� Winfield Henry eluded Willis. RoFrank Md., aervice. ERATJON Jack"1 were rescued Friday before a.. --- - ------ Mrs. Allard Pratt as the h~les,. .,.,. '57 F<JRD Ranch Walr(OJJ $500 ; Rid- D-10: l>-12: D-1.tl:-D,17. A 1 1 Chrie up Winfl e Id 2 : 20 a.m. ; Lucy meo, Sherman Plummer. Have M r s. nightfall. Mary Shrine, White Shrine of n. Phone To be sold t o the high Bidfrlgeratlon. New i ng _Jardl!!n tra<"lor and aUerh- equipment lo go with them, A J ane L cas down Winfldld 2:M o yd Stapleton and Infant dau�h- Ten airmen. _including Maj. 8-23-U der - One 1 955 Ford Picku p Jeru.'la)em will have open install- Fl ment $200. Mri, Ray K eeton, belier buy. Willlam1on fl' a r m TU U517, � rr iJJ up ; . a.m t Winfield 5. 30 truck. Serial No, F l OD� H ' ation of orncera, Friday at 8 IJ.m. ler, Mrs. Stanley M alone and in • Gen. Perry B. Griffith, deputy inMineravlllt, Ohio. 4 10 li e Supply, Rutland. Ohio, Ph. Sh- DON 'T PUMP YOUR SluggJsh a.m. 2954. A t the K•ith Gobi• fant 510n. Mrs. Adkin; Richard '1 spect I o r general for 2--436.1, safety, -'-- � went -6tc at the JOOF hall. A busine�s se!Iseptic tank. Get Klean-Em- AI Ford In . , 4 1 S. Third St. , GAS. ruEL on. and "'°al fur- � . -U �-· ng u.., 11nd infant son, M _ rs. M orris Blaz- up in helicopters to recover the 1 --• lC I 6 oua. c p V Ohio Cle T--1. Sept' will a sion m . lhe 1 e ,..., •�'l:U aner, ' Middle po rt . Ohio , o n the ma� C.U for free ettimatea. HAY AND STRAW: T11rn right at er, Herman Ohlinger, Harry Ec-k bod les of Capt. Stephen c. Car- AJPle Grove ley r--� 4 p.m. b--·roy' Ohio• •··-"·1' r�� •- of Apr 11 1961 , Al l Sth -• iFOl'flTIIII • - Middleport K•lroy, RI. No 7, Hcond h°""', hart. Mrs. Russell R oush, A. E. ter, 29. of East Hartford, CoM., the h ou r o f 1 1 A . M. This � I 3tntp APRIL 17 l,.Jo..tfo Jot Field-1, Phone Wy•2•5t tO. 1 --------Mr. •� Mr1. Denzil Boggeu t�k will not be 11 oJd for Democralic Men and Women Hartenbach, Mrs. Bernard Davlll Capt. Peter Generls, 30, of. A t4-H k aod fanuly moved to the l'Mi; ELECTROLUX VaNWll clean'e� less than $300.00. are asked to meet al the Salis- and infant daughter. Mrs. Withs buq uerque, and 2nd IA. Glen 100 modell with lhrow away paof Mr. and Mrs. Bob Va.. e arlin, Ed denc Barlon, Mrs. ,.... James Bair, 24, f o Kemme , Wyo., (9al MARINE SUPP ES &l Keith Goble Ford Inc. bury School Monday evening A� Dickers LI ptr., bag, and all cleaning at. Ian. Mrs, o n. Martha from Holcomb the wreckage. They w e r e ril 17 at 7:30 p.m. Ladies are ask• Mlddl•port, Ohic. tachmenU. Pay orf last 6 pay,U II IPllCIALI Mrs, Oscar Bodgely and baby By Their Aa;i:ent eel to bring 8 few sandwiches or Mrs. Jlartey Dernberger, M r s brought to the morgue at Sandla. ment, o( '8.7S or will dl1COUnt 17 Memu, II "- P. ..... of John Columbus 11peot the weebnd Holcomb, Mrs. Ben Somer- The victims and the survivors ll E. Grindley Sr. cookiC8 fo r cam. Phone WY 2-2204. • M.,,_.., 71 P. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue. with A la;ge attendance Is desired vllle, Mrs. Thelma Napper, Wen- - all of who parach uted from 4 7 tile • R. P. MeN!UJ Otltlk -·• Rev. and Mn. Dwight Spenet!l' th . Int for the JO meeting of ..�n·~' dell Dotson, David Curfman, Toy the boml)er - were found wi in To N so ld t o thfl hl1h Bid..-.... of Cheater called Neatly OD •-• nvPOLITAN MOTORI a 11 tht water· aa(e you drink ? B;i Capp Lea uch of miles few a DaNancy Mias , Q8 other on I and women ' ! clubs der _ One l957 Ford St■and Mn. Mu M,uueJ Sr. Mr. · 'water tlU. mllllOlll yearly . :v, • Eu& M• "'-'• P•erey mesa. 111,000-foot Jenkins, Walden Mrs. vidson, Mn. li on Waa:o n. on 1a,. 1 5th d•Y .._ trn-31'11 Wot.r Sohone,o, 1..1 nu:E. •f Ap,11 1961 al the ho ur ol (2 1 ) REAL E STATE Ha,ley McCully, M,s_ Bri«J Jar- Elghl of Meiras' relatlve, v is1-20-tte Jron Acid. Sulphur, Gaa, Dirt 1 1 A .M. A t the Ko h PROBLl:MS DISCIJSSBD ble 46 ACRE FARM C k-botto-5 vis, Mrs. Paul Leslie, Mrs. Wil• ited the hospital to see him. A lt Go and Odo · kffllDver . ChlorinaLAve., Ford Inc., 481 S. T hird JAC KSON - Ptoblema con-room house �rnreeand o�r kie Larson, Dewey Sellai. Mn. surgeon lokl: them he- wasn ' t in o on. etc.. at hall priCft. DomH- ( 1 0) FOR SALE or RENT n� with the future ... of vJslton for shape Fl'frefflao Mar� Fratier, Al yet. buildings. On mail find sebtol �m �of:! tic and Public. W1te-r Supply 5 ROOM HOUSE, Brf�ki8ltlt00k route. Electrlcily and � Donna Knigge and IA!,. A. Rat- " He has a badly broken J eft higher education •OJ be dfaouu,. or l tsi than $500.00. ! Conectlon • SJN!<utlly. aod bath, built In kitchen. 123 •llleg but he"II be >II right, " the ed by Dean William S. Gutlutt at Timber. On East branch of liff. male, FREE_ Tmn,_ c,,.1a1. Union Avonu,. Phone WV 2a meeting of the Ohio Slate AJun,. surgeon said. AUlaf Ame11 Shade Creek. lde•I fishing and Keith Goble Ford Inc. Mn, R. C. Story , Ill Union Ave. 3530. 4 8 stc Club of Jac kson County at the nl he mldnlght re, The AU' Foret" investigating hunting, Three miles south west A C(bh:l ifijj to l Mlddl.,.,., Ohio Pomeroy, o .. Phone WY ._2 ..,,· f l bo ks Club Thunday, April 111, a l We repair all type, ol radlard, composed ol 20 officers, El of Tupper, Plains. Ohio. Reason- poit of the nul'Sing department, By Their Agent from heater cores to abll'. R. E. Grindley Sr, Mn, Helene Le lfhtit, lholft! patients who were report• organized itl investigation Satur- 7 p. rn. Dr. Rlchar,1 ll BJllmaq c _ 30t "_ -�------'Long Bollom, Ohio. 4 7 3tp ed fair Included Paul Holter. day. It talked briefly lo C..pl of Jackson la president of the 1.. USED 2 - wheel Ullllty TRAILER the largest truck or tractor Walter Fetty, Mrs. Laura War James YI. Van Scyoc , 27, pilot of cal organization. Call WY 2-2319 between 8 a. m: radiator. To be so ld to the- h igh Bid- FOR SALE· STORE with 5 stoJ' Mrs. John White, Mrs. list the F100 thal shot the bomber ren. I and 4 p. m. · 4 a !tp der _ One l 957 Mlrcury age and e and Gillespie tie �. roo Will . Mrs. Adelle West• down. Fordor Station Wa1on, A l . bath l'Ollllll I ov.r lllore, Little Girls' I (14) FOR RENT Robert RadaG•tties, Ro,s lake, co ""':"" I lor •- K1I h Go'I •--• I , 500. Mov g to � s �In! • '9 in <hJCagO ba gh w Thom Phone WY 2-2143 Hom, JOIN NEW CLUB ARTMENTS _ Fuml'1hed and Sp. ,._, n, VL Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio, port, On the d-. 20!� I Call Clifto s�; . E� NEW YORK <UP() - William McMutan. lllddlol Ifft (:MIV•H o r April 191 A t 1 1 O'Clock I A Wido II.once of sty].,.. ll- 4-311, klno, Willlam Han-lngtoo, Mr.. Giboou bu beon appointed cluel ,_,_, W\'2.IIIL port_ VI ...11:-..t lthll,i1t GARDENS PLOWED WITR A A , M _ I HOUSE ANO 14 ACRES GROVNI) Willlam Thabet, Luther w.,... D■n ll'Nfl fln Small !� to 3. Smmcloni IIJcal offker of the NBW Von lltl ..., IIH en,urenn ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT G,...ly Tractor. Rat,, Rea..,_ S.rlal No. 67 S L 8684SM ! ll'umilbed or unfurnlal1«t On John F_ Blaetloar, Henry Swift, club of the Nallonal League and e■r --■ ■nd sold nb!e. Call SH2-4070, or contact with bath. Phonrt W\' WMI • ...., ■ulG..lk tr■n■.• � Bill Contld: Calyln Mn. John Silvey, George Ralf.. Herb Strunk bu been added 81 8 ind , - ... tlrft,, radio I I•t>-Uo Elm,r P'lnlaw, Harrisonville. ""'1111.. W'f W3Jt. Lano, Middleport BllL 4 7 llp John Harrington and liar- ICOIJI. Giboon ._ oerved 81 111!:!Gll'J' ROOM eouiE-ANi>1 _____ ____ 4 1ltJ> Keith Goble Ford Inc.- Mn. Allco Docllnn attadotl phC . IIOCl'elaey mlllant MWtll-• ..,.. room houo,; Ono • • ,...., SPO�," ROOF Repair, Sheet Eaator. ..,.left 1I Ill-. tlilll lrelllUl'er of Ille former l!looklyn · The Pow,or, ComIPl!1mlltll A. N. Ben&e� Pll metal vlali.cl wllb llr. and , al . oa SaturDodgen and Slnmli wa, 1 """' Pr.. WY Nm. , . _. , , .!' ,. � ,, Wolle. • , " 4-+aotc ._________ I I Uc pony, 11'74-13111. MIDDL�l'Oltl' _, A!hl•lle1, ..,.,, 1 . 1 FOR tlONSISTENT DEPEN- -.IILE RESULTS RATES ., (201 BU SI NESS SERVICES :O <'� I 's Dirr.; ( 1 7) ogan Man Involved In Air Pl ane Incident Is Rescued -----==c--==-=cc('208} tNSURANCE Q I ° SERVICES Meigs-Mason Coming Events ■ -=========- 1 ----·--- - ff ff J (21 ) REAi ESTATE "t } River Report ---- L,� a7 ==�=�---- M LJELLER FURNA fS ARNOLD'S & 2- j li c. -- ,.;::;-aa-�iiiio�iiCj ------,:-::-=-====--a. ~ I K • E-.eirleneed v. RADIATOR 1511... toward■ a WSCS ru ral worktor ' • ' Marie Blnhheld , JWin �w.art, I 1'he WSCS l'.alle-r Sall! held lit 1 1,\ )<J MANAGER r CAN r RL.>/ r ,.�1N-.. 1 lL JJs� s�:..1 1� BED Donna Lath.ey. Jeal1 Parker, Jean- the Ruti.nd Department Store, ulary llM.'ttU den. reported ... da t... BA:...cMLL Sa it,AJ,\ W\{B:; IT LL l<AIN .. ,Y A>/6£ NO Roll t.•EMC>( , Snow a An eleclion ol offlcefl WU held, ttte. Davll Rev• tur y (NOU.15 I M A _0\/5'/ MANA6ER AvanC . ':E WU.� 9/DW tr CJ THEJ;:1 O,E P'ink, n Ow:,een tor the comin& year we-re P att�rlOII, Kalhal.ee She and Mn. ·8-erthJ Amoa 'O. Tr£J, A AA< P.\% EID< NIJ800'/ by , Willford . v el pruklent Marpm Schillin a: ice lrll Georte Charlotte To ME .Ta.Ei' :,._ _ eATE ME 1 Mn, BertJa■ l.,pber wtn in I' prnidenl, Mildred LUrca.a : NCre- Ruthlane Roush, Joan £■di, Bet,, ___ _ --, -r-� U>f aaM. S, Jeu Parker tary. Janet Mor ril; treasurer, ty Wllliaml, Clara PhilliJ)II, lu- charge ot I and udJ Snowden I J l Smith. BIRTHDAY DINNER. I C ' Marjorie Rice , secretary of pa- be le Mr,. RoA Barnet hu moved Mrl. Eibel Snowden wu booor· motion , Melva Turner ; aecre tary Adeline Snowdi!n . t fro1n tb1 P'olln houN to the Hy� JJECIIETAJIY 1IIRED '! willl I birthday dinner ENter of mlulons Hattie McKeozi< and 11!11 PfO!JfflY1, ay. Alt.ending were ber d■u gh Suaan 'l'heobald ; aecretary of 1up- Miu Judy Stewart, daughter of -✓ Mn. MIidred V llllff.urn and RMI . I r. M r. aad Mn. Nathan Tay lor plle8. Grace <:@! well: �retary of Mr. and Mrs. Tnomas J. Stewa rt Harold, and •ughter , Dini!h . of Br FRED LASSWELL t Dehue, W. Va., her IOO.&, Mr. publ lcat lon11, Eva Flemmg: aec- of Rutland. R. D., began �r du- Parkerabur g, were Sunday &ueat• BARNEY GOOGLE end SNU F F Y SMITH d d Mn, Harry Snowden Mt retary of Christian socal relation.a. tie.a Tueiday H tee� ID the of Mn, tthel Nel80II and Helen AN' OONl BE MAO AT SHORE , IMI, David and Michael of Pt., Marie Birchfield : secretary ol Rutland High School office. M W ME FER lAKIN ' P/>NAV I Mae. ooc KeP THAT HOT WATER Pleasant , Mr. and Mra. LaW'fflCe aplritual llfe. Catherlnt Colwell: stewarl II a graduate of Rolland . 1 Mr. and Mn. Donald Straua■ '/ORE Jll6 OF CORN BOTTLE 0111 'IORE PUl'JKIN Snowden and (ihildrtn o( Colum- secretary of Youth worlr:, Betty High' School and bu been employ. and Miu nee 'Jbomaa , who II an ' S SQUEE'ZIN ' HAIO. 5NUFFV · - AN 'IE " LL ,..,..,r-1,, bu,, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snow- Herr ing: chairman of the After- ed by the Hoban Coal Co. of pk>yed by the B uckeye Ina. Co .• FEEL GOODER IN Ibby, s den, Roaernary, Lynn and Bo noon Circle, Bertha Lasher: l'lce MkldJeport and a Columbu bUI of Columbul ftH weekend guest, SnowA and Mn. M'I Carl OR TWO oa and Mr. chairman of the Afternoon Clrcle, peH firm. of the latter' • mother, Mr . and den and Jeff, local. Evelyn Jordon : secretary of lM R UTLAND P"UONALI cathy. Mn. 'nlo,nu and RUMMAGE, BAKE SALE Aftefnoon Circle. G race Thomas M r ,. Franeet Larkl:n of M iddlemoved Mr■. Maude Smith tw rt on . cu.ti from the er. treasur Circle Afternoon and Band The Northwestern Local Kennedy prope y port, RD, and Mr. and Mn Boosten will sponsor a rummage Linnie Taylor. Johnston of Bradbury were recent College.av to her home on Beech Mn. G race Colwell .erved u dinne pats f Mn• .Bertha Amoa. Grove Road . and bake sale at the American J..e.. gio n HaU, Friday, April 14, and pro1tam chairman for the vening Saturday, April 15t.l\. Anyone bav. with her topic being "Dilemma or Ing any 1ood saleable item, or tbe Y oung Amn r ican Mother." A baked goods to donate to the panel discussion was held with MONDAI' TIIROVGB ntlDAt l:lt Counlr7 Top 1:13 Coun11J Top Tea Ruthlane Roush. S:55 Sign On ,ale may have them picked up Janet Morris, Ll'l ABNElt Bi, AL 7:00 Brealdul Party t Lasher. God Bertha Lucas, Mildred &:00 Todat wtth by caUing the booa er1. AM � PPt::MOIN ' 'JO' OCMl:5 7:11 Esl<D<'ed ll'ealber The Northwt'!lstern Band Boosters Marjorie R k-e and Audrey Patter- &. 15 Coor:IU':, Jamoont .asT' UP WIFA WIFE,INSIDE Party 87:30 lrrM : meeting T The part. 8 30 Farm will meet again Aril 17 at the son taking IS �WHO 30 , 'llfl'll'lt 1:2$ Tho World l'hia closed wtth prsyer by Mrs. Col- &: !3 Coonley JaD'JborN Rutland High School gym. SATISF.ocroP:f 10 'iO'� INewtJ 7:00 Breaklaat Party CEARll: OJR OlAll'MMl,lilllf To dale 11185 has been re,ll ied well. Pan, Bftaklalt 1:30 ed to e r ts serv we shmen Refre ss &.AN-.TUIIWP.'." busine day from funds tag from ?:2S Ext.ded Weat.W 1::15 Ntwo guests ; ,0 PickeDI Show places. bouse to house, and street the 22 members and 7 1:30 BNatfall Party t.,ggmg by band members and , attending. 7:liO Sohio Newa Report IO:DO ENTERTAINS AT NEW ROME 1:00 Breattut Party boosters. 11,00 DcltGo'o Top ain& Th dd -· 'ftle l;2$ Mrs. Isabelle NelllOO entertained WSCS SELECTS OFFIO:RS ia Mor o U:30 Star Salulo Methodllil with a Stanley Party at her new (NN"I) 'I'be wscg o( tne Noon Nn1 u,oo n Rd., Wednelday n Church wa1 entertained Tue8day home o Nelso · IS Maobatwi Melodloi ll • 5. Mrs. Jean Brat :� : night, Aprl1 4, at the home or evtning, April u, ,o Ploltff PutJ rt, was demonstra• n, iddlepo o t M Mrs. Ruthlane Roush wlth Mra. 1::15 N.,.. UI: 15 Callin& Pl Pleasant Melva Turner and Mn. Mildred tor. Platter Party 1;30 I Games were played for whlch ll:00 �war Shop LJ.l(!:88 as eo-hostes!es. Newa 2$ 1: Cuuntry Boe Down GASOLINE ALLEY 1'he metting was opened with prizes were awarded. Mrs. Joan 11: 15 PutJ 1:30 Platter Show prayer by Grace Co JweU, The Eads' name was dt·awn for the ap- ll:15 Fann Bureau S:» Ne,n I dodt thinl<. Margaret preclation gift. Each persot1 at• 11 : al> Country Hot 1 10WD vice president �rs. Platt<rr Party 1:30 SO, but VOii e ime arm -t!i Sand• favor. a T 11: F SchJUin,g onducted the butinen tending was given I hope 1:45 NeWI Roundup have ;hould v• Jones Do Day id U r. cooA thi w : 87 M meeting. A report WBl!I given on wiches, pickles, potato chip,, p on ort � 1:00 pi,.u., P•,ty a meeting the district WSCS meeting held al � and coffee were served to erages 111hat, doing. Off Sip 1:30 with Portsmouth, April 4, by Mrs. Lu- the foll owings guests: Mesdames t2: 00 N oon News 8UNDAT 6'ideon Wil12; 15 GWI· Star .. i ca1 and Mrs. Betty Herring. A Donna Williamson, Wanda 7,. Sign OD won't .. ' motion was made for each mem- Iiams. Elallle Spires. Janet Mor• 12 30 Just For You be too 7:30 1ta1J Ull..lnl ber to pay five cent! each month ril, Donna Nelson, Joan Harrison, l;2i N-.:wl long 7:'5 Sllnday 0lapol -' i ! winded. You For Jut 1:30 1:11 Sactll 8'curlty Show 1961-7 10, April 0. li!port Dally Sentinef, -Pomer�y-Mlddle , ' ' 2::09 � b With Mulic 4 6:30 'lb,, Churclt of tho ,.. :i io 3: 00 Plattor Party 9:00 Mllnh•lltn !4 odlet , 1:30 'l1lo Sunda, si4: 90 Local New, ; 11:'5 Wuhlnglon Reports la the 4:35 P•atlet Party DOWN 13. Dividet Peopl■ At:ROS� Roundup 5: 45 rfew, 15. Stou t 1. Metric 1, Abyssinian New& Noon 00 12: &:00 Sundown Senldde 1 cord measmes weight D: ll 1be Searclt Off SiJP e,30 2. Farewell 19. Thi-ee ti. Chirp NANCY I 11,_, Arm:, Hour , IA'ftlllDAY ( pref1 '< } ( Sp.) 9. Move 1,,_ Stmday Showcut1 T H I S MAN 15 0 U T I' L L S AY 3. Cut 20. Tim l ei aldewa.ya 1,55 Sip> 0. Ne... Roundup S,15 sona-I r Pe ,t, Miss . 1 2 THE WORS T 10, Put ONE THING 6,IIO &!el Prlco pronou11 Hag,1n t01·th , U 1:00 Sunday Sh<nl CBN GOLFER I FO R e II CounllJ Top Teo 22. Brn1• ;. 15. Peas energy 1:30 Sign Off EVER H IM--· l'lmo F11111 1:31 ( collec• . 23. Evldent 12. Royal - _-,_;_:=.:____a___;;_____ CADD !ED PJpe ) 24. h.,.ely chief FOR � ti. Egre.. � J o int (ff . I.) :26. spectq 'I, Plkelikt 23, Slndbo.d't 3• - or�lt of pier VOC&tlOJ\ flah ,, 29. Bow ing letter l I. Condi 1(, Ottom1U1p 4,60 Sporlll MoadaJ ftroqli rrtlaJ 3:S. Man'• lan e e. tional 4: 5$ Muon Oounly N..., 1:68 SIID 0. nickname :HI. Norse go4, atipulatlon, 30. ln a. 1:00 O>mmunlly Newa 37. HumQI' pile •· Semn 7:IIO MllOlcal Cloci 11, qu"v• 40. Mu■iG 31, TJttaaheJ op,. $;05 �orld News Sl. S�slcal Ule1lnl 'Ibo 7:46 I note !J2. Whirlpool C (po,!,) 15 ul,mc• s: llew1 Y■llo) Ohio l:IIO T• .... 1 1 .... .._.. _ _ H. Apex c.,. , .., .. _ _ _ ... 6:IIO - Boulevard 8:05 Ohio Nm 20. -lll'lnC place I: 10 s:,ortl Toda;J' 1:30 Sip OIi u 21. Cele1Ual 8: 11 World NIWI Si, CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY bear 1:20 Muska! Clock ....., :U. An 'Tl<AT 1<10� CVING FROM .,.. Community ., .. Sign ()p annoy&noa '-"UCiUT'ER. Me's Hl!\IM . CIGct Clock Musical UIICAI 9:00 7:• (oolloq ) MAD SO Mt.CH FUN IN 29. Comply Shows IJlallao 'l1lo 7:46 Publl< ,,., J,fl5 UFE. 21; MemorabWa .,,,. Ohio Valley News 9: 45 Showers ol Bleulng 28. Rooary 10,00 Muon CounlJ Newa a,,. Ob1o N..., bHd 10:115 Talk ol Ibo 'l'owD I; II Bpo,11 Tndq lit. Blom... coin 10:110 World Nen I: II World -· so. Boy'■ 11:00 Whll'I !1Ji 1,IO -■I Clock Dl I l'rl. Wed., IMoa., 1:110 Local N.,.. al, In Limll, 8:IIO MUllw CIDct 11:IIO Tall! ol llio 'l'owD a<I. Whlteaocl ITIIII., 'l\uro. i t:1111 5onl • SW, Tlmo 31. Bllll 1:41 Shoftrl of -· 11:11 Talk ol Ibo 'l'owD .11.ecelllitt• � ft"'8 a ■ll B ,. lliCh Sebool Hit Parado 10, Owreh 11:lS II. Gulde 10:'5 World New trrtday onlyl at. A n60. 1'111!,r 11:IIO llllb 8diool Hit Pando 11:40 8ocllil Sewrtl)' a. Jlemabl .L 11,. Lopl■ll,. Review I Tueldly Only) .,_ Ult!• 'Tl 11:45 World News 11:'5 World 4ovlla ,4-t 11:110 W- lloeDer lHIII Mation County Newa 1) .4,U,Y CR!PTOQUOTE - Here'• how to WOii< 1$1 U:00 Communfly Nen 11:00 Lo<IJ Nen 'VEP, �E:Y MERE A X Y D L B A A X & A80llT TOP PITCHER Ki U:OI Noua N8WJ U:OI NOOll t<iewa WM "«ll) mKEO fl, J. O N O F E L L O W IH �V L�UE . 8l..AtTEQ ON THE PHONE', 11: lt Ohio Non U : lD Ohio New1 HERE HIT · NeAi(l.V AXR uNd u, , e id.lei' lhnply atanda for another. In this aample , JOHNNY, I F"lGUREO l'oa,.,... Va. W, 11 11: HlltOREO LAST HALF Markell U:11 Slnp lelten, etc. O'" two t'O ee I1§R qJMEI for i110 thl"ff L'a, X to,, th• o• LA'r. -.EASON! 11:• sui- Boanl tropble11, the length ucl formation ot tbe wordl a.re all hint&. U:• Bulletlll Board 11:11 Nows O Graml U:1S Newa O Gnm■ Bath · t1ay t;be aDdl let.ten are different.. 11:30 810 Fernll Show U:30 Fann aacl Rmno Bour ,1, o.,p........ � 11:110 Warld Nlwl u,. Mr- MUil< l' R lt � O Q C Q R I iZ L X ll lt ,I, 1,ds Local Nen 1,00 em Ferrell Show Ar1DJ Time l:IO llllSlc Mr. 2:00 P tl' T ll . l' lil ll' ,I, 1:00 World Nn1 1,00 Dllc:!q WIIII Dool L B l' R. Homo 4,. 1:1111 Mr. llualt: .-1' u Mw, 1:110 Local Nm 1:00 SIArday Nna llurMtaJy :w.w·11 TRVIBT a,..,._,i., 1:11 lltwtc■lo 4:00 D1lcq WIIII Daa JaJS1' BIi A KAK-IAVAQ&. 1:00 - -ard 4:30 Rolllq 1:30 Sign OIi t:'5 Wor141 Report • "-· --,� -· �".�..:, WMPO Radio CAl'f., . . :=��ftl�8:.1on1 - llomil!i JV.::::,-�-"1 -- '' ' •• D A I LY ¢4 C R O S S W ORD W J E H RADIO r. 1,. ..., B aettnar's _, _.. ,,..,.,_ .,.. . ·mfum""°"' -==-· - -- ___ __ ., ;.;,"'iiu1:l'; ��:��!: ��-be __! Ohle 'IVark. .. .. i f ��'!i;. ......... PATENTS .,::;n w.u.. ";.;.,.. w_ dell. W'alliF.' · - ~ ·· -,: ililiiil �"--unU.:<tt- -. admll\'· Mrs. �- � the,J,o,pltal . ' ' . and ..,..,...11,o 2.99 __......,__. THI '$HOE •.OX .._ t - .,.. d I oule - ..... -.. • II fa, .......,. .... ....,. .:-.-.... I N 1M -... .. . llllt .... .... ,... ... ... ril ■ri, I o( � ..- • la � rk ... lo k. II ,. .. hr+-t-t-t-1" vc _...,.. ·------.-.. Rolllas .._ ,--.--.--.---------------'""" "'""R -· -'-----'------,• ND sLATs___...,,,= CIU .,.,....,= .M LIPP "88 11 A_ ==,,,,,,,=:=--i ___ LY ;.....__ WHAT'S lHE CJIAPlJ!' 'IIOO GET OUT 0' 8flN' UW)EO F '11! CANT INPU&.Ge 'Ifft \YtAA\s. Al 'l I , LOST. MY �D•• , I HIT 11M '1'100 �RD! -=-= =="'"=...,,,,,,,.-, f'�NSTNICE; "' EVER 111:Y TA.KIN' ()ff YE� StlOES ANtl Ra.A� ' !' ,-,, ,.-i11 !�d 1 1 WANTED TO BUY -===,===== == lators, -- y ,. M REpAf R ...,, h +-+--i�:mrt-+--b -··--·- ___ _ ____ �!!d��·� .. 1ildU; fl ., ON ,,,,._., -· '""" '"" A flll!� AT Tttf: U,f-.AA .,_ WHIQf HI HCfH WILL T..., _ IN� H"1 -""'WNJLI t__ ..,,. __ - A - Ol' (llllllff "" INTlnO- ..,ll IKlt nt::fBtL.Y Mf. 9KIAD.IIPLS' - 'lltll IIU9H,111�. ,.,_..,,,.. <llllillWIY LQC'Al. k'I'!: -• •fltJKI PelelN ___,• Bl!T, ,,,._� , ..,,,,,. ARf 'IO.I HOME $0 EARLY ( WI-IY AREN'T 'IOU AT wot,l( f r--,., ' ,. � �8-Dally 5',_ntinel ,_Pomeroy-Middl-port , 0 , A p ril 1 0 . r nri 1 I . _('!,_)_ f'2 R _SAt c _ WANT ADS t:cnnecy's ·, f CHUU N U f'I .Ouf; ,ip,:1rtmo,1 rooms. b.10. basemen ! . h uu - t ,� ·, I t' 1 1 1 1 1' of :,pr me: Uf'd , 1 1 1 1 · • .,.ood lloor � , · oung:.lu,1 n � 1l 1 h • Tt•l1•grapJ, :X-rv1<.'t' 1.1lu11 1 , t>n. 1262 Powell St , Midd)er,or\. Fi :m11� flm 1�f . Wy 2 2(,.,4 H-wc Phone Wy-2-:1200 ,,,d -t• nhous.t>;; -1 rt C )" J :humV. . 1 NlCE MODEI\N 6 xim hou-.e I fi933 2 ,�1, \\ _ bed r ooms w1Lh hard11ood floo.., 30tc 1 4 !...a r ge c-lost"li, Good baSC"mert . w 1 lh �ai. furna, ·e r ; ,irdgf' Should 1000 I ; \I.I .U\ \\ ATEX TANK be ::.ttn fl H Lo , -.\ \\' o l l e " i ll h.:.ul tur µuhl i t· fontac.:1 4 6tp 4 Drn1r . l' omt-ruy · l'omeroy - - �-28-JOl(' . 1 t ROOM HOUSE ., 11h bath. b.:.i. ..e I - "" ... .... . 1 ,.. 1 -J f n d i n g Segres alio 1 In �l l l ll)l.!'.:BL'Ht , , \ .., . .. Pr,,.,. � -- �c -- - C r-- ... ••.J • � .. . , �/:.- ·, , 1 l ' l'l I Virc-i. - : .' :1 • . • , : 1 r:1r I ..... h • ' · n r • . . ., •' I l · h· !JI l \ ,irid \1 I ' . · Ii' • l i O , '! l1l · r,1111 , , , , , I P I I 111 ! , n, \ , \,-:• \ I , , m . . n 1 )1 ,'I " I t h,· J . ,, ,t � , , , J ,1 , ,a , d 11 1.,1 ,. , , , 1 1 ullt' 11 1 1 ) •1 .• · • l \ l•·f u n r i i . • �.,11,1, t. , 1,1-. · 1 1, ,tui u(! r o,,m l,0111� ( · J)1mu, p1 0111 1, t u i v• I Vt' , 1 , . t th ' ( 'o:wh S t op �;lid w Ji uii l d 1 , . al,mia: eid r-rl to go fwhtm" c1 lul 1lt' h.:.i\\ I,: nul 1 , serve 1 twm Dimus s1.ud a . Vt'I importanl , . m lie h•dl't"tl rnan ' · w.:.iy up ' - v.l"'l'kl'l1d "" Ul1·nt tw rt' "' -� l 11\1 1l .J111I ! !1t' l '1·<·,1d, 11! L.,d !1< ., 1 ,I 1, trt"<ll!t'd Lod.:.iy \I 1th !ipt"t:"dm� dt• uf 11 t cenu pl!r word. 0011 i.mert.lon. Minimum char1e---$> Th.- J >1·b1d, nl s f ir•t m \. l1ng, v i segreg..il 11111 01 r't':.luur;,nt:,, m !In., centa.. I centl per word for three coosecutJve lnstrtton, 11 . 1 F ' H '\ �:.'tT i!( JIH:Hl::l 'HT Spec1al---0ae munth for JO eeou �r wont. l ht- pnt')l ·s sun·e:-.sful ,, f fllrts 11 ;,) sm.tll V,rgmia lown l 11 , • ,. ,f 1', t'•• lnlt' 1· 01r.llo&Rl i'uJ.I ra t e of 4 cenu per word WI M cba.rJl:ed lor ad , i\1 1ddleburg I l'�luu1 di!! owrH:'r ,. " tll n ht' v, ;•nl 10 �' Lt�� sunda, 11, :--- \ ICI>'\ \ ' 1l"I �<.1m 1 U' l lle.rt.lSin, LI not paid within 10 day1 after rece1Y1oe tull ' 11_1 t 1: l' l'I :.t> "'ould now they said t lit"ard f't :1!her th1• lhank rl:'tra ,•oil'!' ' ., v.i:>pl � r u· 11 . rn,ew it· \ Error1 1n Advert1sin&----Should be reported 1mmed1ate1,. l'bt o....i,- $eotmel wall 001 be res1>ons1ble for rnore than Negro 1.1 ho p=i ( run 1 wJ tht-1r ••�l;1L mm 1 ster� . olf11· 1ah,, drug s10l'l' l '\ t-:o Urnh l >wm n t" t'�lckn \l ,tn P1 one mcorrec1 msertion_ hshments. ovmt>rs and Nei; r o le.:irlers of M1ol back 111 1 0 JJOllt'I ;ind gaH• lum C ard o f Th.ank.,; and Spec ial Notices of Events, $ 1 .2�. mrn1. and fen<'f"d in ba( ' k yard Am· house up l o ti rooms ltNtlE'd Keniwdv . 11 ib !l-l.lt !ht d!ehur<> nd111u tor " <iffill'alill' W,"lrkin.! ' for a bi"� m•w mi•- , n t �un11orl " " ,.. for 50 word mm1mum Each add 1t1onal *Ord, le. � Call WY 2<I05t .!iftN 4 JO for Tf.HIMTES. $50 Any o· 1 : weekt>nd ht>rt- with his lam1:1 oul the first nhase ol Uroadf'n tn � :.iguin�l t/11! n r,a1' l';.im mii1t;1r_1' ' " Ob1tuar1et pubhshed 11 I cent per word , 4 5 6((' room . treated l o r ro at'!iP�. etc w h t- n lht' 1 11teirat1on wa� the assoe i a1ion and <'ommu111ra rt'turns eln:tion Commun 1�ts , 6 DA YS 3 DA VS I DAY W O RDS J &10. $ 1 11\"SPHE[) c ; U ARANTE E D achieved - though not througt1 t mn be!wt"en the rat' t'S " $4 50 S l .35 90c 80c Hi, HT APA IEO FUHNISI ROOM J toda�. hov.t-d • 1 S l .80 S l .20 60c 20 TF.HMS Th i s 18 it SPEC I A L, any per sonal m t l' rv t'ntion Tr,,· $8.00 Tht• new lnlegral 1on pu l ll Y MEN1' Clew1 l'Jo.'>f' 111 Pl1011t> Off 1Ci1l i; s..iid a "preliminary '' 1 50 17 12.25 M 75c 25 $ 4 I! lie <:FT · A CQlJAIN TF.n P RE-S E / President planned to ret urn tu passed 1 1 ;; firs! test Salurduv ,!OVt"rnnwnt had told M r� D 1r nu , count of all voting d1 slr 1 ds g;n e WY 2-6436. .SO N ollrr , ,.nd IS l i m• ted ' In W ashin t Ads rettlved bJ 10 A. M. will be ID lbal d11'1 pape.. g on this morn i n g when l w u young Negro men sat 1 lhat 1 t would b<:! w i ser not l o u l Diem and hi s running malt'. V 1n1 l tlr same busin ess nearly ' 3 Jf HELP WANTED Tht> peact'ful trans1t1on fro'TI at the lunch count"'r s or the T'l l ter ;,inv res1stan(>t' D1mos dP Prt>s i1�n! Ngu\'t'n Ngoc Tho, PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 a c't'ntury TOPS - ALL TEI-• seg regat ed t o no n-segrag.:lled r�, ly Ho Inn and the Middlebu1 t; dined l o Id entil)' l he off '1 c'w I HUNt; H Y PEOPL F. t o help us �.it "'"r l't•nt of thr volt' ! I ahout 78 ,-� M ITT'.: ('O�THOL. Mrs. fl C Middleburg was tit· taur ants our Delicious Chicken D1nne 1 .., Sunct t·ast 1> y . Story . I l l l/111011 A\'t'nue. Phom• m by Kennedy 's pamh eomphshcd F,;day and Satucday I I 00 • ( 1 ) NOTICES Dspile a rash of prt-eledion 3 1 1 30tc WY 2 2496 SALi: FOR (9) _ __ _ _ plate. Sunrise Restauran.t 2.'.14 _________ __ -- pnes1 who acted as a med i ator. L lenC'i" by Communist Viet Cong o vi i TERMJ'l'g ANO PEST CONTRO SINGER AUTOMATIC Z IG ZAG Thrut�11 Sit-iM ,!ro y , Main Pon, E. St officials said there o rists, terr r by Fah,. Fl't't lupectlon. luu S(-win g Machine m beautiful -- -- - - - - I The Rrv Albe i-t 1" Pereira or were few incident� during the vot. rtd l,,7 NatlHW'lde. PlloN R. ('Onsole cHbinrt Makes button . I HOUSEKEEPER WANTED TO COMP LETE INSlffiANCE PRO , __ J..,(.'t:SbUre, , V a . b egan nego t1a1 . ' stay with rouple .al nigh! and ing itself. More than 70 per cent tect 1on , L i le Auto, F'1re. Potu, aJMI A. Senk• Shltloa W'Y t- holt·s. si•ws 00 butt ons . and al ! m for inlegraled ealtng places ing ! ......... l llf' fan ('y des i gns � 1thoul al of lhe nati on's 7 million voler!I wo r k during day. Ca l l 6 30 111 �all �'l�Mills. M i ddle port 'lh ZSM. n• I M iddleburg after Negroe8 threat bal loted. 2WY nigh! at 20 11 al evening · I ar IUnt'n! s W I 11 Se II IO responened sit-in demo nstr n lions l imed I EDITOR'S NOTE: An Air The Arr F'oree 1od,i_v inh.'nsifiet.l Davis - Wartlf'r losurance "'E " WILL SEU.. YOIJR U S E D . 6344 Jtt· 10 4 I si'hi f' parI Y ro r I .r1s I 1 1 paymPn 1 s The vict o ry returned Diem to Compl1•te proh'r!ion fo 1 ]]1 neP,ls. l o roi ndcle with the Presidtml 'sl Foree investigallng buard Is lry• its mvestigatmn to determine Sltales, trons, Bows, Goll Oubs, . monlh r Phon 2 second straight term as prr.;i his !166 PAP R Y r o f . 1• n SP. OY JHL ; (. 01-t F. R \ �\, ; 4 I :wtc visits t o Glen Ora. the nearby <!s- 1 Ing io liod 011& why a Side- what t·a11sf"d a Sidewinder ai r -to T l W 22 . � 'I:> (.H' Bicycles, etc, Write or c.all The of this young republic. It ac denl inel l r Mason B r id�e nea Route winder missile went aslny In .iir m i ssile to be la unched from tate he has leased · SPort's Center, M1ddlepo �. Ph G PICKETT 1nsu r anl·e Po rnR t ....,,.. ually was Viet Nam's fit!,-t pop t. area owa rd!l l Middle .and · r' C 2 t -2J.f.Olc F.atlwr Pe rei r a was asked lo Nt>w Mt:itl('O last Frklay and a jt.>t fighl<.:r plane inlo a 852 WY-2-3633. 0- 1 rHrCK SAWMILL, J block. ,...,,rson t The D91·1 Y eroy, Near Darwm APP IY I n r election. presidential ular arbitr ate the racial dis imte "V downt'd a $8 m illion R52 bomb- bom ber during a lrammg mission. lf'ft hand with a 54" blade SEE US FOR f'EED NF.F.DS AND M otor ist Mu1ual 4 6 tf.: Sentinel. Post-War PremJer The accident killed three of th t! William McKay Jack so n , head of t- r, kill ing lll rl'e o f lh� r igh t Cullom GrhidlnJ:, M lddleport 1951 F-6 FORD THUCK . Oat bed _ __ _ ______ and the local chapte r o r the Nation a l crewmen. A UPI spec ial repo rt. eight er..:wmen of the St rategic Diem, 61, a Roman Catholic ln 3 zs t( P ri<"ed r easonable Contarl J. <20) BUSINESS Fttd MUI. Lightning Rod Mutuul Prest o ed o tea ing f mpos 28 lf' ! c m Association 30k fourth The r mbe o b a command ir \ .' on land where Buddhi.sm ii domi-, Adv 1he r fo ce n a nt l F lloffm.:ln. Chestrr. Ohio. Ph. J- . Ma M. Shan , Frtd McGraw u• r and fifth survivo r found s nant, wer£ became People. Colored of premier of the in FOUND & LOST (6) !:18.5-2327. 4 5 6tc OUTBO at MOTOR n and ARD ri T. Gerard and Trhumrr e • bo c i f' 'rhere days two nearly Sunda} alive terim al South so Viet w re unconfirmed Nam government R�l'AIR, ROO� SPOUTING, LOST - Voung red bone IIOUNL>, .ccc=�1rurance proteet ion. All risk repo rls that a Negro servant from Browq .urri11t'd on the lhe of out bailed had they aftn arter the Powers The work:. metal sheet end of S the 1954 lndo,. NGEH ESEWING MACIJIN I 1 6tp 0 4 Phone WI �3063. ----- _____,__ &hortly art•r lht' mishiip. coverage. $3.50 per $100 cover----- Hound bobbm in brand new condoomed plane. Company, WY 2-2301. china war . He became its first age. Barnes • Simpson lnsur rl'porl follows, 3 2 30tc so le c11bi11et. Equipped lo ,ig (8) AUTO SALES Haste became imperative in the president under a provisional con Agency am·e Phone Middleport. , zag and make button1 1oles. Pay ________ . investigalion Sunday when the stitution that ousted Emperor Bao _ N _ E __ ER A U CTltt ____ 59 BUICK Vt!, $!9!15. LaSahre 1_ J 2> 30tp WV Z-2903. off last 8 fiayments of ·8. 40 per Ul'I A By RE ASONABLE RATES Defense Department issued an or Dai as chief of state, door Sedan Ot·igina I blat· k f111 mon l h. Phone WY 2- 2:204 Spedal Reporting Team lNSIJRANCll BARNES-SIMPSON der halting all simulated .ittacks Diem's victory was no eurprlse, SATtSl"i\CllON GU�RANTF.E ish like rn•w Dyn.iflow drive. ALBUQUEIIQUE. N . M I U P I I- with missile ca r rying planes. The but the t 7 fitr rt. Fire. Aut.c..Middlepo Agents, Me('.., o. L wrtt. Call er lack of • major Com m• o J> BJa('flnar's. 1 shaq Really boDe WY J. P Bonda. mobile. OATS, STRA was order the to n fit<" exceptio nly o W , Phon;-W Obto CIIHter. munist I! !_ 9_ 3724 _. attempt to upset the elee,, 4 eroy. APRll. I O 8--27-U i n the use of unmamred target lion was. l-2i-30-tJ Z9ll:l. 4 5 6tp GOOIII Cleu Uaed ';an The Dauf,:h1frs of Huth Class of 0Sp t 3 drones or towed targets. O Zef In the capital Ksrelf, one person qua11&7 REAL W.\NT l'OU D" All MUM ull MildiPla lhe United Methodist Church will Window blinds and Shades r i A orce officers emphasized was F killed and 10 other persons. MF.TROPOl..11AN MOTORS Brffding liulla thal •Ill • I r • FOR SALE: HOUSE 5 rooms and meet Monday afternoon at the Entered Hoi.pltal Porch Shades, Venetian Blillds l hat air-to-air missiles such as the including lw · o Americans, were � ...... tlt:UI MUI SL r�1 1 • b • C . ■■e anuen. naooe en me -Ocus 1 1 1 wn. oca r ice , a ]be M h .,. G t I I N. th b ome, J u Ave., rry Among those who ente red HoI · Sidew Cloth Awnings and Fiberglas& inder are vital to llte na- jured only hOW"> blloro P•men,y, Oblo the polll Pomeroy. Wt 8terr�t&, Dick Call Slrn. Ph o ne WY 2·5319, with Misses Augusta St., and Ada z.er hospital over the past weekFree instrillaUon ___ lion ' s dtfense and the only way opened. · 3 Genhcirncr 6 30tp a9 hostesses. . Hon1 Melvin end inc!udrd Sunday - Mrs. Gil· · Dale Wippel Supply !-%Ml or Chelter ffl-2145 "58 VOLKSWAGON. $1095. 2-door for a Oier to leam to use them . APRll. 11 !-ZI-IOte • 34Y, ACRES NEAR ALFilEU. 10 215 Union Ave. OOrt M , Craig, 717 Tiu rd A v e. , Sedan. One Jocul owner. NK·e. The American Legion Auxiliar y M r s. Ea r l V. Cremeens, Northup, properly i s in •i.imulated attacks. Pomeroy, Ohio 4 a 6tc Blaettna r 's, Pomeroy. Acres tillable. Balance pasture The lwo survivors found Sunday AND RIGERATION � REl< TI-IEISS N o· 263 will meet Tuesday• April . 4 1 30tc John H:. H ouck · Rt. 1 Northup, were Staff Good building site $1. 000 . 00. 1956 two ton V8 CHEVUOLET . Sl?l. , Appli&nce Servin•. Domealic an d � Manuel Mieras , 1 1 .Dt 7 . 30 at the Mt. M o r I a h M iss Hache Belle Elliutt, . Rt• .2 23, or Flagsta Am l A. L. Atherton DUMP TRUCK. stun dard, 7 ft. x SLUGGISH SEPTIC '.f'ANK? Clog H, . • the bombContart Rogf't• Comme r cial. . Gauge reading,: Gallipolis dant Baptist Chu rch , Middl eport . ar , M Mrs. d ward Crow City, I E n Ohio C.oolville, 3, Rt. . · JO rt. bed, Call Nrw Haven. TW ged drains? Gel Klean-Em-AU · s · crew er chtet c and tr Capl The1ss, Racme, Ray C· 18 0, 18-2, 48 01110. . "The Meig" County Hidin g Club · runnmc 27 feet to ro.1.P • ion Blake, 280 So. 7th St. , Mid- ObJ e I 28, 0f � 1 Phone 985-2443 Septic Tank Cleaner. Landmark ' 5-2788. B. S. r nobl Miller . Rt. I. ga n, 0h 10, the ro- ers, Pomeroy-Maso will • meet T uesd�y at lhe n _ 22.94, Salis- dleport, M rs. Creston O. Newlanct We do ,11II work oo premJ1t"1. ; Coolville, Ohio PL . 4 to 31.c Farm Bureau. Pomeroy 4·4·30lc pi ot. b1U'Y township buil ding Pleasant 24.85 ,tuUonary, Hintoa at 7 30_ p. Lo Free fi inishing for tlatwork with [ _ ng Bollom , M rs . Joseph E. Hy 3_28 tp Survh""' Blizzard ·::.9 PONTIAC Vi!, $!795. 2-door Se USED SPI NET PIANO - Mahogm. Members are asked to l.inng 1.41 stationary, Kanawha Fane g ramily bundle. J,"'ast Wash and - _ __ _ ______ Rt. 1 Lon Dollom, M r s. sell. _ Both bailed and survive out dun. Owned by local merhan ic. any finish - Famous-make, d cookies. r o sunclwiches 2.16 rislng, Charleston 1Ut fallDry, expert Bhirt finishing. Call .,. � L 11 1 her J. Ca rpen� r , Ri . 1 Oak not only the crash J:nmarulate. Blaettnar·.s, l 'om- complete with bench, Specially but a moun• ing. Montgomery Ialand Dam wu APRU. 12 �, • Robinson·11 Laundry or use ou r �1 lbe rt c.. \_\'�Ii ace. Ht. tain blizzard U-...::llt=,, ._.....,. t'rOy. 4 8 61c The choir of 1hr Middleport } i1 1 · M rs .. A . A helicopter was at- running 25 feet. London, Mannet priced. Write Wendell's 7th & drive-in window service, -----01 Phillip 1111 '. 1k . rs _ M Queen, 3 · trarte Fi rst Baptist Chu r ch will mC"rt on l d by a red nag Mteraa had and Winfield dama were War ren, Marietta, Ohio for de. Robln1011', Laaadry an4 Dry. . . 00 t b l Rt. 3 Oak Hill, M iss �elhe Ma,e hung (9) FOR SALE out, and picked him up sills. Clealllng WY !-S.tl%8 tails. POMEROY _ 5 . room frame with Wednesday evening al the home .tl-4-6tc GRAVELY TRAcroR8 a nd A. t- l ·==-c=c-= regula r �v . /ackso · �rs. �harl s i.:, · about 9<q} a.m, EST. Rohlason'1 Tri-Lustre CleaMrt bath, basemenl 1 2 rooms > . coal of Kol Hindy for their Boat IDDTementa: UT1L ITV TltAIL ER. All Steel rs. :· I..ec�1 Jams, 1� e monthly meeling followin g their tachnwata. NM- ud a11Nt. Con>WY !-5130 ot 50 x 1 00. Good l The heat. crew furnace of the heli pter co Ohle River - John J. Rowe up body . $40.00. Ph. SIi 2-4755. roy Horton. As I 1 a nnd . Ky . , and . choi r practice . · 4 IO 6k 15 . 000. 00 . �,.. ■nd rtpalr sttTtce. PliPW' .... loc81wn. fou nd M'ie ras pI aymg wi' lb 4 decL 'a. ' 4 8 61c 1 ;._,__ " 14 I , 7 : 20 p.m. ; A. V• Chr.ii. S v . . I ed n, o H Eld h G amp r . ore . ., J r. up The While Rose Lod"'-' _.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia..--. l POMEROY HURM. - 1 . st o ry - -• ==-- --- --• Iradon Bar11Ju I• •,,.... will meel Ii . of cards. despi·1e a bad iy broken ' 14 10 , hil 1p p.m.; !l2H Spora dowa P u: noon al I ·. "" Saturcfoy - Dame1 F. L ee. ne, I Wcdnesd11y af'-, I••• mo••" · AU • ti rIzed d.-a I- PUREBflED 'IEIISEY BULL Ieg, a fr02en foot and cuts. He frame, 5 rooms and bulh, gar. . .... a.m . ; Bob Benter up 14. I 4, 3 : _ Calf for 1nle. 6 weeks o ld, Call at the Legmn Hall in Middleport. Fourth Ave . Wendell G. Dotson, f't. Gravely Tractor Bair• and had taken refuge in a rancher'.& age with storage room rmd tool , . 4:55 a.m, ; Aztec up l5, fi:2S -a.m.•, •--·I..., , -• �-• ;,·n..., WV ••m•"• · 1 •� ! WI •3210 ua · '"' Don Sto•-rt ' h Hostesses will be M,,. 0·111 Rob- Rt. 2 Galli1mlis , Rex Henry On 1ine cabin ' o, •l"OOffl, Located on R ouh, 33, wit and made himself a E sso Tennessee up 17, 8:40 a.m.: r s. 0. roe, Rt. I Northup, Homer Lee M Bailey, Herman Mrs. son, E�a■t IUa In Sitt" t P0n,'"...," , 4 8 3k . 1 1. 65 acre lot. Cash $4,500 .00. crutch by lr.imming the branches c Cornell down 20, 5 : 50 a.m.: C. V, G C i v a D e, Gran Hin reen I ee and Mrs. Joh n Kin- Brannon, . d 0 0 d i , 3 1,- FRESH COW . :t Guemseys, t Jerfrom a bush. FARM - l05 acres. on Roule 143 caid. Horner up 21, 4:45 a.m. ; J o h o · Andrew Curfman, Rt. 2 Cheshir�. . sey. John Houdashell , Miners• Obel was picked up on a hill bath. with house frame room . 7 USED FURNITURE or •■.Y aM"II Ladd Dean ( with 30 bargeal down M ri;,. Sallie Alice McCo rmick, 743 APRR. 1 2 ville. 4 8 6tp 2 barns, silo, 2-story tile chicke n about two hours later. He had . . . . . llf'm, 8tt fht Tradln1 P091 flnt 23, 9 : 35 p. tn . ; 8eaver down n. The DAV Aux1 ha r y will hn ve a So. Second Ave . M iddleport, M i sc; house, 2.car garage, wast-. house spread out his parachute lo atnew te .... monty, :S I JOit WALLPAPl!:R - Exciting 1 :25 a.m.; Western up 23, 6: 1$ 1 Rt. Schulrr, . iddleM M Jane r pa esday n Wed Stanley ty 8 at ' 1 '" ---" · 2 brnuuer bou,,dl, 0th er bu ld· . . . . lrar t a IIen 1ion, was broadca!lllng assortmenl of patterna. colors, . . J. S. Lew_ .s Wilham Jr.. . D port "":•lham on. , with p.m. a. Mrs. G ladys Hoffman acres cultival ed, 75 JO ings. up 28, 2 his o n prlce1. low Extra qualities. surviva . l kit radio and � �� s•· BRANU NEW G. E. Swivel Top 11 :56 m.: y w Lmcoln Pomero Heights. 1685 a.m. 7 28, up un Calho . . . ' acres fenced• plrnty water · I as demonstrato r, at their hall, - - Iod ay! Plumbing Heating • nup oor aamp1 e boo',ui sh mmg a mirror at p1anes that Varoum Clean"r on whttl11. Pomeroy 611 e. Main St. J Bo erry Jo th hn W- Herbert, S r., Oak H'II swor -up 30, 12 :40 a.m.: 1 , a Butternut Ave. $10,000.00. .ti a etc p ssed over He suffered 8 fracBeaut IfuI poi.tel c· olo red. Com- _ cr081 Hardware. Phone WY-2-2441 llp SO, 3 : 45 a.m. : � Cotton Jackson, Harrell, I.. Elsie Mrs. . 13 APRrL · B AL ERT !\f · rox. SaleAma■ 1u red_ spme but 1e 1t we II enough plete wilh all alta<"hfflf'nlll, Will WD-Al> TRACToR new rubber, Valvoline up m, 4:20 a.m .·, OIJ. . Th, Colden Rule Class of the Miss Dorothy A. Poetker, Jack- ' ' · e a deI81'led Phoe,r, WY Z.221:0 Box 2'll se II thi8 wtt k on 1 1' 1or $31.00. ,' with mower, cullivalo w1 th m h our t0 giv rs, corn AUCrlONEER ver Shearer up 31, :S: 30 a.m. ; Rot,.. • n . Leon Jerfcrs . Rt. 3 Jackson, so . Chur-:h r Baptist Middlepo First t !,3UO WY Terms 1( dt>i;i rrd. Phone WY acooun I of his ordeal . plantPr, New Idea manure - Senle• c.m..w •rt p. Bormfe np -• e r a 11 W k Cl M B. M n s lo aso rs. _ 3: 35 a.m. , e n . evening , 4 1 3tc will meet this Thursday 2204. 4 7 6tr 1 21preadf'r 95 bu. never used, New The P Iane wen t down at 2,;.30 T CrtU Bnidl■NI Cec 1 R . a Bee W. kley, Ham• pp 31, 2:20 a.m. at 7:30 at the hottk' or M r . amt Mrs. Frank �:::,____ p.m, EST, Fn'day. Th,e .survivors . Holland PTO baler· All 1m _ - ..,..,.., .,..._ _ --.. • �-�� -•..., .._, ..-euuu ''ood p h J , 1 Co n o a wm '\.I r their regu- d en, fo imer Do· Bert Mrs. d GaUIPo lia Dam - Toi'"' · let: clown '5,6 CHEVHOL ET VI!, S81J5. Belaire • cou Id n't be seen (rom the air unmndil ion. ,Joe Fields, Cheater A. ••an,oRD To '1e sold t the Hi,gh Bid -... , Racslllft. r . � Grove, Carl Andrew Eskew, Xen• lar monthly meeting. 3 p.m. •, Heron uvwn .:i._ 5 . 35 p, m· .• 4 doo r hard lop at"dan. Air con, 1lo,1:1d, HI. 7, P.. ___ WY 2J Sunday •-nvnt! 1.1 der - One l � Ford Falcon uecause a bl'lu.ard cov· ia. , 14 -ncE, BREEDING CURTISS °'• & " ,'s APRIL :,.n u .-: On"'.ard u down 8 : 10 p.m.; PennsyJ.. dit ionc>d. Powe r 111t�ring and Tudor Sedan. Serial No. t,._ ered the mountain area where _ The Return Jonothan Mel�s Inc., on Jts record of y11ar after OKl lS 1872!>4, At thA K•ith brakra. rowerglidt-, Blat-Hnnr 's --- -Blrl hll they were found, about 50 miles van1a up 9: 10 p.m,: Brian D. down Sprln� fff' ld GA.RD F.N TUAC'TOR. h prov-L H S. Gobi• . Chapter 4 Third 1 Fwd DAR will meet Friday al Inc , 6 year erd im Th I t p.m. : NatJonal down 2:45 a.m.; Poriltrroy. 4 B 61c Willis Mrs. Martin, H. 2 1Z7 northwest of Albuquerque. Used I year. Call WY 2· 2040. .:rtificial B reedln., ProAve., Middleport, Ohfo , On the home of Mrs. Alfred ElberNo. 1 a I Alton 7,....hur up 3: 35 a.m. ; Gooa • C hestnut St . . son, 1 1 : 50 a.m. Sun< ; AS ltANGE, TABLE TOP, dou •p Helicopters brought M ieras and -=t' 48• t 1 1 O' A II 1 5 h 1961 reld. The program will be an- -·- oi. 1 gram. The buU of your choice c1:: � • : down IH't day. M n . Wilham E . Brewer, Obel down to Sandia ( Army ) ble OVPn, $25 00. Good condihon. .tl: 10 a.m. ; Semel dow n t k A - - This e a wlll nounced later by M rs. James . 100 BAI.ES, ALFALFA HAY. 200 ' with frozen llffllen. 6·20 !lo"'rcltrf down I a.m. Also two metal beds with Rul Iand , d aughler, 8 : l2 . · a ·m· · Ela.m. Base Hospital at Albuquerque. . be aold fo r less than $1 175. 8rewmgton, p rog r am ch airman. ! mixed. Emmett G. Will by the , Parker Call Albert C m ' To I a.m. down ook 1prinp $10 00. M rarl Stalder. Id S a G IC era h rs. ay. un d R rd Capt. George D. Jac•--n, 27, ol Mrs. Edison Hobstetter will be co- ' Pome r oy Golf Course. Wy-2.fi23.t I Chesttr, Ohio vn-• •.__ 8ifh GObl8 Ford nc. e r Pleasant Ridge. 4 10 3k daughRd., Portsmouth Brown. - - Rh- - Solvay up Richwood , W.Va. , Capt. Donald hoStess. - Phone Collect 1185·22M f..4--6tp "lddl oport, Ohio '" 6: SO a.m.; O. F• Sheerer London D. Blodgett, 39, of Kalamazoo HEMlNGTON HI Gau..ie ShOl�un The Winding Trail Garden Club ter, 1 · ze a.m. Sunday, S-28-l2tc '. up Marme Their Agen t, t ll;IO p.m. : Thelma By Dtleharged Mich . , and St.all Sgt. Raymond H ,, -r and� rolary type lawn mower. SPRING SALE ! A.llll!l•Cha� will meet Friday evening at the Ann down Winfield 4 p.m.: Rock• R. E. Griodley, Sr. Ph(J!I< WY 2-M54. 4 10 31p �ew Tra<'lor1. Diacoonl pr1ce11 ltm CONDfflONING. REFRJQ. home o f Mrs. Charles Riffle wllh Patients recently discharged In- Singleton, 71, Havre De Grace, et up 1:05 a.m. : A. v� Winfield Henry eluded Willis. RoFrank Md., aervice. ERATJON Jack"1 were rescued Friday before a.. --- - ------ Mrs. Allard Pratt as the h~les,. .,.,. '57 F<JRD Ranch Walr(OJJ $500 ; Rid- D-10: l>-12: D-1.tl:-D,17. A 1 1 Chrie up Winfl e Id 2 : 20 a.m. ; Lucy meo, Sherman Plummer. Have M r s. nightfall. Mary Shrine, White Shrine of n. Phone To be sold t o the high Bidfrlgeratlon. New i ng _Jardl!!n tra<"lor and aUerh- equipment lo go with them, A J ane L cas down Winfldld 2:M o yd Stapleton and Infant dau�h- Ten airmen. _including Maj. 8-23-U der - One 1 955 Ford Picku p Jeru.'la)em will have open install- Fl ment $200. Mri, Ray K eeton, belier buy. Willlam1on fl' a r m TU U517, � rr iJJ up ; . a.m t Winfield 5. 30 truck. Serial No, F l OD� H ' ation of orncera, Friday at 8 IJ.m. ler, Mrs. Stanley M alone and in • Gen. Perry B. Griffith, deputy inMineravlllt, Ohio. 4 10 li e Supply, Rutland. Ohio, Ph. Sh- DON 'T PUMP YOUR SluggJsh a.m. 2954. A t the K•ith Gobi• fant 510n. Mrs. Adkin; Richard '1 spect I o r general for 2--436.1, safety, -'-- � went -6tc at the JOOF hall. A busine�s se!Iseptic tank. Get Klean-Em- AI Ford In . , 4 1 S. Third St. , GAS. ruEL on. and "'°al fur- � . -U �-· ng u.., 11nd infant son, M _ rs. M orris Blaz- up in helicopters to recover the 1 --• lC I 6 oua. c p V Ohio Cle T--1. Sept' will a sion m . lhe 1 e ,..., •�'l:U aner, ' Middle po rt . Ohio , o n the ma� C.U for free ettimatea. HAY AND STRAW: T11rn right at er, Herman Ohlinger, Harry Ec-k bod les of Capt. Stephen c. Car- AJPle Grove ley r--� 4 p.m. b--·roy' Ohio• •··-"·1' r�� •- of Apr 11 1961 , Al l Sth -• iFOl'flTIIII • - Middleport K•lroy, RI. No 7, Hcond h°""', hart. Mrs. Russell R oush, A. E. ter, 29. of East Hartford, CoM., the h ou r o f 1 1 A . M. This � I 3tntp APRIL 17 l,.Jo..tfo Jot Field-1, Phone Wy•2•5t tO. 1 --------Mr. •� Mr1. Denzil Boggeu t�k will not be 11 oJd for Democralic Men and Women Hartenbach, Mrs. Bernard Davlll Capt. Peter Generls, 30, of. A t4-H k aod fanuly moved to the l'Mi; ELECTROLUX VaNWll clean'e� less than $300.00. are asked to meet al the Salis- and infant daughter. Mrs. Withs buq uerque, and 2nd IA. Glen 100 modell with lhrow away paof Mr. and Mrs. Bob Va.. e arlin, Ed denc Barlon, Mrs. ,.... James Bair, 24, f o Kemme , Wyo., (9al MARINE SUPP ES &l Keith Goble Ford Inc. bury School Monday evening A� Dickers LI ptr., bag, and all cleaning at. Ian. Mrs, o n. Martha from Holcomb the wreckage. They w e r e ril 17 at 7:30 p.m. Ladies are ask• Mlddl•port, Ohic. tachmenU. Pay orf last 6 pay,U II IPllCIALI Mrs, Oscar Bodgely and baby By Their Aa;i:ent eel to bring 8 few sandwiches or Mrs. Jlartey Dernberger, M r s brought to the morgue at Sandla. ment, o( '8.7S or will dl1COUnt 17 Memu, II "- P. ..... of John Columbus 11peot the weebnd Holcomb, Mrs. Ben Somer- The victims and the survivors ll E. Grindley Sr. cookiC8 fo r cam. Phone WY 2-2204. • M.,,_.., 71 P. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue. with A la;ge attendance Is desired vllle, Mrs. Thelma Napper, Wen- - all of who parach uted from 4 7 tile • R. P. MeN!UJ Otltlk -·• Rev. and Mn. Dwight Spenet!l' th . Int for the JO meeting of ..�n·~' dell Dotson, David Curfman, Toy the boml)er - were found wi in To N so ld t o thfl hl1h Bid..-.... of Cheater called Neatly OD •-• nvPOLITAN MOTORI a 11 tht water· aa(e you drink ? B;i Capp Lea uch of miles few a DaNancy Mias , Q8 other on I and women ' ! clubs der _ One l957 Ford St■and Mn. Mu M,uueJ Sr. Mr. · 'water tlU. mllllOlll yearly . :v, • Eu& M• "'-'• P•erey mesa. 111,000-foot Jenkins, Walden Mrs. vidson, Mn. li on Waa:o n. on 1a,. 1 5th d•Y .._ trn-31'11 Wot.r Sohone,o, 1..1 nu:E. •f Ap,11 1961 al the ho ur ol (2 1 ) REAL E STATE Ha,ley McCully, M,s_ Bri«J Jar- Elghl of Meiras' relatlve, v is1-20-tte Jron Acid. Sulphur, Gaa, Dirt 1 1 A .M. A t the Ko h PROBLl:MS DISCIJSSBD ble 46 ACRE FARM C k-botto-5 vis, Mrs. Paul Leslie, Mrs. Wil• ited the hospital to see him. A lt Go and Odo · kffllDver . ChlorinaLAve., Ford Inc., 481 S. T hird JAC KSON - Ptoblema con-room house �rnreeand o�r kie Larson, Dewey Sellai. Mn. surgeon lokl: them he- wasn ' t in o on. etc.. at hall priCft. DomH- ( 1 0) FOR SALE or RENT n� with the future ... of vJslton for shape Fl'frefflao Mar� Fratier, Al yet. buildings. On mail find sebtol �m �of:! tic and Public. W1te-r Supply 5 ROOM HOUSE, Brf�ki8ltlt00k route. Electrlcily and � Donna Knigge and IA!,. A. Rat- " He has a badly broken J eft higher education •OJ be dfaouu,. or l tsi than $500.00. ! Conectlon • SJN!<utlly. aod bath, built In kitchen. 123 •llleg but he"II be >II right, " the ed by Dean William S. Gutlutt at Timber. On East branch of liff. male, FREE_ Tmn,_ c,,.1a1. Union Avonu,. Phone WV 2a meeting of the Ohio Slate AJun,. surgeon said. AUlaf Ame11 Shade Creek. lde•I fishing and Keith Goble Ford Inc. Mn, R. C. Story , Ill Union Ave. 3530. 4 8 stc Club of Jac kson County at the nl he mldnlght re, The AU' Foret" investigating hunting, Three miles south west A C(bh:l ifijj to l Mlddl.,.,., Ohio Pomeroy, o .. Phone WY ._2 ..,,· f l bo ks Club Thunday, April 111, a l We repair all type, ol radlard, composed ol 20 officers, El of Tupper, Plains. Ohio. Reason- poit of the nul'Sing department, By Their Agent from heater cores to abll'. R. E. Grindley Sr, Mn, Helene Le lfhtit, lholft! patients who were report• organized itl investigation Satur- 7 p. rn. Dr. Rlchar,1 ll BJllmaq c _ 30t "_ -�------'Long Bollom, Ohio. 4 7 3tp ed fair Included Paul Holter. day. It talked briefly lo C..pl of Jackson la president of the 1.. USED 2 - wheel Ullllty TRAILER the largest truck or tractor Walter Fetty, Mrs. Laura War James YI. Van Scyoc , 27, pilot of cal organization. Call WY 2-2319 between 8 a. m: radiator. To be so ld to the- h igh Bid- FOR SALE· STORE with 5 stoJ' Mrs. John White, Mrs. list the F100 thal shot the bomber ren. I and 4 p. m. · 4 a !tp der _ One l 957 Mlrcury age and e and Gillespie tie �. roo Will . Mrs. Adelle West• down. Fordor Station Wa1on, A l . bath l'Ollllll I ov.r lllore, Little Girls' I (14) FOR RENT Robert RadaG•tties, Ro,s lake, co ""':"" I lor •- K1I h Go'I •--• I , 500. Mov g to � s �In! • '9 in <hJCagO ba gh w Thom Phone WY 2-2143 Hom, JOIN NEW CLUB ARTMENTS _ Fuml'1hed and Sp. ,._, n, VL Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio, port, On the d-. 20!� I Call Clifto s�; . E� NEW YORK <UP() - William McMutan. lllddlol Ifft (:MIV•H o r April 191 A t 1 1 O'Clock I A Wido II.once of sty].,.. ll- 4-311, klno, Willlam Han-lngtoo, Mr.. Giboou bu beon appointed cluel ,_,_, W\'2.IIIL port_ VI ...11:-..t lthll,i1t GARDENS PLOWED WITR A A , M _ I HOUSE ANO 14 ACRES GROVNI) Willlam Thabet, Luther w.,... D■n ll'Nfl fln Small !� to 3. Smmcloni IIJcal offker of the NBW Von lltl ..., IIH en,urenn ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT G,...ly Tractor. Rat,, Rea..,_ S.rlal No. 67 S L 8684SM ! ll'umilbed or unfurnlal1«t On John F_ Blaetloar, Henry Swift, club of the Nallonal League and e■r --■ ■nd sold nb!e. Call SH2-4070, or contact with bath. Phonrt W\' WMI • ...., ■ulG..lk tr■n■.• � Bill Contld: Calyln Mn. John Silvey, George Ralf.. Herb Strunk bu been added 81 8 ind , - ... tlrft,, radio I I•t>-Uo Elm,r P'lnlaw, Harrisonville. ""'1111.. W'f W3Jt. Lano, Middleport BllL 4 7 llp John Harrington and liar- ICOIJI. Giboon ._ oerved 81 111!:!Gll'J' ROOM eouiE-ANi>1 _____ ____ 4 1ltJ> Keith Goble Ford Inc.- Mn. Allco Docllnn attadotl phC . IIOCl'elaey mlllant MWtll-• ..,.. room houo,; Ono • • ,...., SPO�," ROOF Repair, Sheet Eaator. ..,.left 1I Ill-. tlilll lrelllUl'er of Ille former l!looklyn · The Pow,or, ComIPl!1mlltll A. N. Ben&e� Pll metal vlali.cl wllb llr. and , al . oa SaturDodgen and Slnmli wa, 1 """' Pr.. WY Nm. , . _. , , .!' ,. � ,, Wolle. • , " 4-+aotc ._________ I I Uc pony, 11'74-13111. MIDDL�l'Oltl' _, A!hl•lle1, ..,.,, 1 . 1 FOR tlONSISTENT DEPEN- -.IILE RESULTS RATES ., (201 BU SI NESS SERVICES :O <'� I 's Dirr.; ( 1 7) ogan Man Involved In Air Pl ane Incident Is Rescued -----==c--==-=cc('208} tNSURANCE Q I ° SERVICES Meigs-Mason Coming Events ■ -=========- 1 ----·--- - ff ff J (21 ) REAi ESTATE "t } River Report ---- L,� a7 ==�=�---- M LJELLER FURNA fS ARNOLD'S & 2- j li c. -- ,.;::;-aa-�iiiio�iiCj ------,:-::-=-====--a. ~ I K • E-.eirleneed v. RADIATOR 1511... toward■ a WSCS ru ral worktor ' • ' Marie Blnhheld , JWin �w.art, I 1'he WSCS l'.alle-r Sall! held lit 1 1,\ )<J MANAGER r CAN r RL.>/ r ,.�1N-.. 1 lL JJs� s�:..1 1� BED Donna Lath.ey. Jeal1 Parker, Jean- the Ruti.nd Department Store, ulary llM.'ttU den. reported ... da t... BA:...cMLL Sa it,AJ,\ W\{B:; IT LL l<AIN .. ,Y A>/6£ NO Roll t.•EMC>( , Snow a An eleclion ol offlcefl WU held, ttte. Davll Rev• tur y (NOU.15 I M A _0\/5'/ MANA6ER AvanC . ':E WU.� 9/DW tr CJ THEJ;:1 O,E P'ink, n Ow:,een tor the comin& year we-re P att�rlOII, Kalhal.ee She and Mn. ·8-erthJ Amoa 'O. Tr£J, A AA< P.\% EID< NIJ800'/ by , Willford . v el pruklent Marpm Schillin a: ice lrll Georte Charlotte To ME .Ta.Ei' :,._ _ eATE ME 1 Mn, BertJa■ l.,pber wtn in I' prnidenl, Mildred LUrca.a : NCre- Ruthlane Roush, Joan £■di, Bet,, ___ _ --, -r-� U>f aaM. S, Jeu Parker tary. Janet Mor ril; treasurer, ty Wllliaml, Clara PhilliJ)II, lu- charge ot I and udJ Snowden I J l Smith. BIRTHDAY DINNER. I C ' Marjorie Rice , secretary of pa- be le Mr,. RoA Barnet hu moved Mrl. Eibel Snowden wu booor· motion , Melva Turner ; aecre tary Adeline Snowdi!n . t fro1n tb1 P'olln houN to the Hy� JJECIIETAJIY 1IIRED '! willl I birthday dinner ENter of mlulons Hattie McKeozi< and 11!11 PfO!JfflY1, ay. Alt.ending were ber d■u gh Suaan 'l'heobald ; aecretary of 1up- Miu Judy Stewart, daughter of -✓ Mn. MIidred V llllff.urn and RMI . I r. M r. aad Mn. Nathan Tay lor plle8. Grace <:@! well: �retary of Mr. and Mrs. Tnomas J. Stewa rt Harold, and •ughter , Dini!h . of Br FRED LASSWELL t Dehue, W. Va., her IOO.&, Mr. publ lcat lon11, Eva Flemmg: aec- of Rutland. R. D., began �r du- Parkerabur g, were Sunday &ueat• BARNEY GOOGLE end SNU F F Y SMITH d d Mn, Harry Snowden Mt retary of Christian socal relation.a. tie.a Tueiday H tee� ID the of Mn, tthel Nel80II and Helen AN' OONl BE MAO AT SHORE , IMI, David and Michael of Pt., Marie Birchfield : secretary ol Rutland High School office. M W ME FER lAKIN ' P/>NAV I Mae. ooc KeP THAT HOT WATER Pleasant , Mr. and Mra. LaW'fflCe aplritual llfe. Catherlnt Colwell: stewarl II a graduate of Rolland . 1 Mr. and Mn. Donald Straua■ '/ORE Jll6 OF CORN BOTTLE 0111 'IORE PUl'JKIN Snowden and (ihildrtn o( Colum- secretary of Youth worlr:, Betty High' School and bu been employ. and Miu nee 'Jbomaa , who II an ' S SQUEE'ZIN ' HAIO. 5NUFFV · - AN 'IE " LL ,..,..,r-1,, bu,, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snow- Herr ing: chairman of the After- ed by the Hoban Coal Co. of pk>yed by the B uckeye Ina. Co .• FEEL GOODER IN Ibby, s den, Roaernary, Lynn and Bo noon Circle, Bertha Lasher: l'lce MkldJeport and a Columbu bUI of Columbul ftH weekend guest, SnowA and Mn. M'I Carl OR TWO oa and Mr. chairman of the Afternoon Clrcle, peH firm. of the latter' • mother, Mr . and den and Jeff, local. Evelyn Jordon : secretary of lM R UTLAND P"UONALI cathy. Mn. 'nlo,nu and RUMMAGE, BAKE SALE Aftefnoon Circle. G race Thomas M r ,. Franeet Larkl:n of M iddlemoved Mr■. Maude Smith tw rt on . cu.ti from the er. treasur Circle Afternoon and Band The Northwestern Local Kennedy prope y port, RD, and Mr. and Mn Boosten will sponsor a rummage Linnie Taylor. Johnston of Bradbury were recent College.av to her home on Beech Mn. G race Colwell .erved u dinne pats f Mn• .Bertha Amoa. Grove Road . and bake sale at the American J..e.. gio n HaU, Friday, April 14, and pro1tam chairman for the vening Saturday, April 15t.l\. Anyone bav. with her topic being "Dilemma or Ing any 1ood saleable item, or tbe Y oung Amn r ican Mother." A baked goods to donate to the panel discussion was held with MONDAI' TIIROVGB ntlDAt l:lt Counlr7 Top 1:13 Coun11J Top Tea Ruthlane Roush. S:55 Sign On ,ale may have them picked up Janet Morris, Ll'l ABNElt Bi, AL 7:00 Brealdul Party t Lasher. God Bertha Lucas, Mildred &:00 Todat wtth by caUing the booa er1. AM � PPt::MOIN ' 'JO' OCMl:5 7:11 Esl<D<'ed ll'ealber The Northwt'!lstern Band Boosters Marjorie R k-e and Audrey Patter- &. 15 Coor:IU':, Jamoont .asT' UP WIFA WIFE,INSIDE Party 87:30 lrrM : meeting T The part. 8 30 Farm will meet again Aril 17 at the son taking IS �WHO 30 , 'llfl'll'lt 1:2$ Tho World l'hia closed wtth prsyer by Mrs. Col- &: !3 Coonley JaD'JborN Rutland High School gym. SATISF.ocroP:f 10 'iO'� INewtJ 7:00 Breaklaat Party CEARll: OJR OlAll'MMl,lilllf To dale 11185 has been re,ll ied well. Pan, Bftaklalt 1:30 ed to e r ts serv we shmen Refre ss &.AN-.TUIIWP.'." busine day from funds tag from ?:2S Ext.ded Weat.W 1::15 Ntwo guests ; ,0 PickeDI Show places. bouse to house, and street the 22 members and 7 1:30 BNatfall Party t.,ggmg by band members and , attending. 7:liO Sohio Newa Report IO:DO ENTERTAINS AT NEW ROME 1:00 Breattut Party boosters. 11,00 DcltGo'o Top ain& Th dd -· 'ftle l;2$ Mrs. Isabelle NelllOO entertained WSCS SELECTS OFFIO:RS ia Mor o U:30 Star Salulo Methodllil with a Stanley Party at her new (NN"I) 'I'be wscg o( tne Noon Nn1 u,oo n Rd., Wednelday n Church wa1 entertained Tue8day home o Nelso · IS Maobatwi Melodloi ll • 5. Mrs. Jean Brat :� : night, Aprl1 4, at the home or evtning, April u, ,o Ploltff PutJ rt, was demonstra• n, iddlepo o t M Mrs. Ruthlane Roush wlth Mra. 1::15 N.,.. UI: 15 Callin& Pl Pleasant Melva Turner and Mn. Mildred tor. Platter Party 1;30 I Games were played for whlch ll:00 �war Shop LJ.l(!:88 as eo-hostes!es. Newa 2$ 1: Cuuntry Boe Down GASOLINE ALLEY 1'he metting was opened with prizes were awarded. Mrs. Joan 11: 15 PutJ 1:30 Platter Show prayer by Grace Co JweU, The Eads' name was dt·awn for the ap- ll:15 Fann Bureau S:» Ne,n I dodt thinl<. Margaret preclation gift. Each persot1 at• 11 : al> Country Hot 1 10WD vice president �rs. Platt<rr Party 1:30 SO, but VOii e ime arm -t!i Sand• favor. a T 11: F SchJUin,g onducted the butinen tending was given I hope 1:45 NeWI Roundup have ;hould v• Jones Do Day id U r. cooA thi w : 87 M meeting. A report WBl!I given on wiches, pickles, potato chip,, p on ort � 1:00 pi,.u., P•,ty a meeting the district WSCS meeting held al � and coffee were served to erages 111hat, doing. Off Sip 1:30 with Portsmouth, April 4, by Mrs. Lu- the foll owings guests: Mesdames t2: 00 N oon News 8UNDAT 6'ideon Wil12; 15 GWI· Star .. i ca1 and Mrs. Betty Herring. A Donna Williamson, Wanda 7,. Sign OD won't .. ' motion was made for each mem- Iiams. Elallle Spires. Janet Mor• 12 30 Just For You be too 7:30 1ta1J Ull..lnl ber to pay five cent! each month ril, Donna Nelson, Joan Harrison, l;2i N-.:wl long 7:'5 Sllnday 0lapol -' i ! winded. You For Jut 1:30 1:11 Sactll 8'curlty Show 1961-7 10, April 0. li!port Dally Sentinef, -Pomer�y-Mlddle , ' ' 2::09 � b With Mulic 4 6:30 'lb,, Churclt of tho ,.. :i io 3: 00 Plattor Party 9:00 Mllnh•lltn !4 odlet , 1:30 'l1lo Sunda, si4: 90 Local New, ; 11:'5 Wuhlnglon Reports la the 4:35 P•atlet Party DOWN 13. Dividet Peopl■ At:ROS� Roundup 5: 45 rfew, 15. Stou t 1. Metric 1, Abyssinian New& Noon 00 12: &:00 Sundown Senldde 1 cord measmes weight D: ll 1be Searclt Off SiJP e,30 2. Farewell 19. Thi-ee ti. Chirp NANCY I 11,_, Arm:, Hour , IA'ftlllDAY ( pref1 '< } ( Sp.) 9. Move 1,,_ Stmday Showcut1 T H I S MAN 15 0 U T I' L L S AY 3. Cut 20. Tim l ei aldewa.ya 1,55 Sip> 0. Ne... Roundup S,15 sona-I r Pe ,t, Miss . 1 2 THE WORS T 10, Put ONE THING 6,IIO &!el Prlco pronou11 Hag,1n t01·th , U 1:00 Sunday Sh<nl CBN GOLFER I FO R e II CounllJ Top Teo 22. Brn1• ;. 15. Peas energy 1:30 Sign Off EVER H IM--· l'lmo F11111 1:31 ( collec• . 23. Evldent 12. Royal - _-,_;_:=.:____a___;;_____ CADD !ED PJpe ) 24. h.,.ely chief FOR � ti. Egre.. � J o int (ff . I.) :26. spectq 'I, Plkelikt 23, Slndbo.d't 3• - or�lt of pier VOC&tlOJ\ flah ,, 29. Bow ing letter l I. Condi 1(, Ottom1U1p 4,60 Sporlll MoadaJ ftroqli rrtlaJ 3:S. Man'• lan e e. tional 4: 5$ Muon Oounly N..., 1:68 SIID 0. nickname :HI. Norse go4, atipulatlon, 30. ln a. 1:00 O>mmunlly Newa 37. HumQI' pile •· Semn 7:IIO MllOlcal Cloci 11, qu"v• 40. Mu■iG 31, TJttaaheJ op,. $;05 �orld News Sl. S�slcal Ule1lnl 'Ibo 7:46 I note !J2. Whirlpool C (po,!,) 15 ul,mc• s: llew1 Y■llo) Ohio l:IIO T• .... 1 1 .... .._.. _ _ H. Apex c.,. , .., .. _ _ _ ... 6:IIO - Boulevard 8:05 Ohio Nm 20. -lll'lnC place I: 10 s:,ortl Toda;J' 1:30 Sip OIi u 21. Cele1Ual 8: 11 World NIWI Si, CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY bear 1:20 Muska! Clock ....., :U. An 'Tl<AT 1<10� CVING FROM .,.. Community ., .. Sign ()p annoy&noa '-"UCiUT'ER. Me's Hl!\IM . CIGct Clock Musical UIICAI 9:00 7:• (oolloq ) MAD SO Mt.CH FUN IN 29. Comply Shows IJlallao 'l1lo 7:46 Publl< ,,., J,fl5 UFE. 21; MemorabWa .,,,. Ohio Valley News 9: 45 Showers ol Bleulng 28. Rooary 10,00 Muon CounlJ Newa a,,. Ob1o N..., bHd 10:115 Talk ol Ibo 'l'owD I; II Bpo,11 Tndq lit. Blom... coin 10:110 World Nen I: II World -· so. Boy'■ 11:00 Whll'I !1Ji 1,IO -■I Clock Dl I l'rl. Wed., IMoa., 1:110 Local N.,.. al, In Limll, 8:IIO MUllw CIDct 11:IIO Tall! ol llio 'l'owD a<I. Whlteaocl ITIIII., 'l\uro. i t:1111 5onl • SW, Tlmo 31. Bllll 1:41 Shoftrl of -· 11:11 Talk ol Ibo 'l'owD .11.ecelllitt• � ft"'8 a ■ll B ,. lliCh Sebool Hit Parado 10, Owreh 11:lS II. Gulde 10:'5 World New trrtday onlyl at. A n60. 1'111!,r 11:IIO llllb 8diool Hit Pando 11:40 8ocllil Sewrtl)' a. Jlemabl .L 11,. Lopl■ll,. Review I Tueldly Only) .,_ Ult!• 'Tl 11:45 World News 11:'5 World 4ovlla ,4-t 11:110 W- lloeDer lHIII Mation County Newa 1) .4,U,Y CR!PTOQUOTE - Here'• how to WOii< 1$1 U:00 Communfly Nen 11:00 Lo<IJ Nen 'VEP, �E:Y MERE A X Y D L B A A X & A80llT TOP PITCHER Ki U:OI Noua N8WJ U:OI NOOll t<iewa WM "«ll) mKEO fl, J. O N O F E L L O W IH �V L�UE . 8l..AtTEQ ON THE PHONE', 11: lt Ohio Non U : lD Ohio New1 HERE HIT · NeAi(l.V AXR uNd u, , e id.lei' lhnply atanda for another. In this aample , JOHNNY, I F"lGUREO l'oa,.,... Va. W, 11 11: HlltOREO LAST HALF Markell U:11 Slnp lelten, etc. O'" two t'O ee I1§R qJMEI for i110 thl"ff L'a, X to,, th• o• LA'r. -.EASON! 11:• sui- Boanl tropble11, the length ucl formation ot tbe wordl a.re all hint&. 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M REpAf R ...,, h +-+--i�:mrt-+--b -··--·- ___ _ ____ �!!d��·� .. 1ildU; fl ., ON ,,,,._., -· '""" '"" A flll!� AT Tttf: U,f-.AA .,_ WHIQf HI HCfH WILL T..., _ IN� H"1 -""'WNJLI t__ ..,,. __ - A - Ol' (llllllff "" INTlnO- ..,ll IKlt nt::fBtL.Y Mf. 9KIAD.IIPLS' - 'lltll IIU9H,111�. ,.,_..,,,.. <llllillWIY LQC'Al. k'I'!: -• •fltJKI PelelN ___,• Bl!T, ,,,._� , ..,,,,,. ARf 'IO.I HOME $0 EARLY ( WI-IY AREN'T 'IOU AT wot,l( f r--,., ' ,. � �,. .. .. l \ NOW YOU KNOW &-Dally Sent1ne1,_Pomeroy-Midd1e_port._()_ , April 1 _o_,_ 196_!_ 1 Dcu,8hter 11 Bor 11 I Revival Will To William Darsts Mr. and Mrs. Will am Darsl of O pen A pr,·1 1 2 ] g ..�t:;:� Lty:t�� s�� I At Carleton �-"'6'' Tri-Coun�y Music Association Program At Syracuse Is Reviewed Around And About M,"ddle port I Visiting Speakers Are Announced . Usmg For Heath IAethodist Ch u�� ?�� Mainly About People In Pomeroy I K1plmg ll poem, Reces- and_ Mrs Lmim_ Jt'illl Buck. Polly Ann Bauer, DIl idonal,"' L. W. McComas led th!! lowmg the services . Wolfe. ana Artx and Metzyanne i I k �evo t ional pe!'i� for the meet- Rev. _Konkright 11.nnotmc_ed tlu.L Raymu11d Bro�n or co_lumbus , � oo! pupils of the Meigs County Sch M and Mrs Fielding Haw ins 1 30, Mr . and Mr.!i . Cha formt'r Mmersville resident, un , Md>onof of Dancing, with Richard or :�11.. W v� .sr,eot the week rng the Official Board of HeaU1 on April � I aid as instructor Chw-cb when it m e t lea Pelzel < Jean Stewarl l of Chai · rlcrwent surg�ry _ al M�. Carnw_! RL..,gi.s Hotlpita1 in Luna on April ' end here· w1th ti· ie1r d augh ter and Methodist . . •- evenmg at lhe Church Ill Ieston wouId he at the Heath Hosp1·til· I 11nd is_ improving . Hb Mrs. June Van v ranken present- [ ramily, Mr and Mr� Charles Vro- 1 S�nll.tly . ,. The Darsts also have 8 son, church and speak a! t_hc mom rng ; room number 15 ft! a vocal ..ulo from • "The W u:- man and son. Mark. and other 1 M1ddleport. Jeffrr;, aae !. ., � as Se!be or Jack Bechtle reported on in- service. Mr. Pelzel will speak on Mr. and Mrs. 1hom ard of Oz • · over the Rainbow ' " re 1IIt'iv s Grandparents o[ the childr{'n e �i! · stallat ion of the new hot water his F..uropean trip as a Chr i.�tiiln l Columbus wert> weekelld guew after whi�h a b.eton solo "'East Mrs. TheIma Sh Ir . ' k Of S prmg· are m..,_ . and Mrs. D a,· ia Darst of · ' Side West Side " was presented f1e Id ��d da Rhter. M Lawrenc tank lll the basement and the bwiint>ss man. He a Iso announct!d or her Parents • Mr · and M rs u· ),!iddleport and Mr. and Mrs . M. by the former Miss New Mexico 5prm e � sons, ; n an� new railing at the Main Street that Rev. GeorJle SidwPII w i 1 1 liam Holt. '"· ' � �· F. Willis of Lim.a. Great grandm. Judy Rig,ii:s, with Pam Sylvester, Larry. o, eo speak at the church Ln June o.- .Anthony Puglisi of COIombus 1umbus, v1stIed over entra "e to the church. parent! are M r and M n . Dana Pol ly Decker, Kathy Wa IIace, vi�I'led _ Sund , ay with Mr and Mn. the wet>kend with Mrs. M innie Er- Rev Raymon Konkright . pa&- Ju lYHamilton of Middleport 1md Mrs panJohn Lisle . Roger Sayre and BobCamp . i r gil tor of the church, who had ex bell, who . �ccom . Miss Nellie Zerkle was re-elec:- V Ie\lime and family · •-�L00,-11.11<1 Darst of M Iddlepet , v1s1t. a for home him d it' bv Crow, the vocal chorus . changed pulpits with Robert Hur- ed local and Benevolence treas·Part Two opened with a solo, :'1 1ss Fr.edd"ie Houd8 h It I' ft ley of t Pleasant yesterday. reEddie SmUh ""d M: r. � ' urer for the conu ng year . M r s. Mrs. ' hter, L " .. bY w·i,· ..,._ "U11wn By IL<K"- Ohw. l iam lhis . mommp: wilh her sis1er and I ported thul he had preached al John Zerkle was eleded es finan- Richard Rupe end deug . . , Saturder Ul . ba fanu1 y . Mrs. R . S • . Plare and L· A''-'"""� . f II d b Young. o owe Y a marun . the Vaught Memorial and Beech cial secretary for the year and da ' v1s1ted Middleport, Ohio ' I,,ren " ' s v .1s11. in h k c 1 or a wee • El f and "th I "C Sm a "t " Flor by Barbar Mrs I m L" l soIo, e O d_0 , with Mrs · · bridge, New York. Mrs. Place and Hill Churches yesterday and that Alfnl Scarberry was elected reµ-�NOW SHOWIN G Chase. . Delbert en<'e Wells and a western dance, Mrs. was the d inner guest _ of Mr. resentative of Methodist Unio11 ch'ld 1 re� have spenI the p;i. .s1 \lo,eek ·' he Clifton Webb , Dorothy __.,,_.. a -- -- __ " ml DarleM by Bows." Buttons __ a __ _ Rlchard R. Rupe atttmUeU McGuire & Charles C u!burn for the 196l l91i2 term. with her parents, Mr. and here · Torrence. Sue Ann Myers, Norma field meet at Indian Lake over the ''THE REMARKABLE M �s. Harry Houda�helt. While Mrs. Nan Moore, chairman o! weekend. Nkk]{'S and Sandra Sprague, di MR. PENNY PACKER M 1ss H□udashelt •� away M rs. the nominating committee , gave !'€<'led by Mrs. Alice Nea.sf'. (Scope & Color) Mrs. Leo Lee and Mrs. Donald E.merson Jones WIll Wf l le the the report of the committee, preAnita Collins presented an ac- M'ddl - and Matheny and sons, Jeff 1111d Curtis I eporl news l-1ems and reed senting the 1961-1962 slate of o( Kelth Calvert As Smiley O a d' l "'Lad r Sp in" and so ion o, cor Y ft 0f Mason w· Va · visited Sunday ers with news to report are asked � •t.. r·icers . 1'hese o11·icers w ill ... lit!' vot'SMOKEY GETS A GUN' sang, "I Love Girl:! " to call her at WY " ROBERT BLAINE Da,· 1·d R iggs Y I"f 1 their· parents• ' Mr, and Mrs. w·th · • 2-2376· · M rs. Thelma t h e (Scope & Color) ed upon this Tuesday when Pratt of Middlewith Bob Kautz and Charles CaldAlbert Roush. l-:vaogt•lls1 Rt1bt"rt A . Blaine , Alaa Selected Shorh well dressed 88 girls. A baton t'OU· M r . and Mrs. Henry Hayes have port and Mrs. Linda Fisher of church holds its quar lerly con- M r . and Mrs. Robert Harbrecht abon-, Juoctioai Ciiy, o., w 1 1 1 tine, •'Bye Bye Blues" by Judy moved mlo the Stansbury apart- Ravenswood, �- Va., spent the ference. and family, Columbus, wen week I conduct tt>vival meeiing8 al Carlt· Riggs and a vocal solo, " Harbor ments on Grant treet. Mr. an� paSt weekend lll Charleston, W. C. F. Hibbs, chairman of the end guests of their parents, Mr. MEIGS THEATRE 1on Chureh, Kingdiury Road, Ap- ''!\{'ting L i ke A Fami ly" was Lights," by Mrs. Jean Hayman, Mrs. M. · Haw s fo erIy � Va. where they attendect the sil- I Finance Commi ttee, reJX>rted on 7 ; and Mrs Raymond Harbrecht Pomeroy, Ohio 1· 1 1 12 1hrnugh April Z2 beginning , the topic uf the devotions by Mrs. preceded a guitar duet by Don Tu Isa, OS'homa, �ve 8 50 "'",h- ver anniv:-rs�ry conven�ion of tbe the budget for the new year, M�. and Ml"!, Nonnan and . t>ac• eVl'mDg. ed one o1 the apa, Lmen1s. 8o West Vtrgmla Credit Union . p8,tor 1s Ben Neutzhng · • --- - - at 7.30 which opened the Moore and L·arry Hubbard · , Now SHOWING . Sunday morning Robert HurlMcCallum. • • men are emp1 oyed wit • h the pIan, League. �J Marion F. WIiiiams. Tb'" publ"ic 1 mf'etlng of the Happy Harvesters Following an af'cord1on tno of m ving into Pomeroy where the .1 "BUTTERFIELD 8'' . of Pt. Pleasant was the guest Mr . and Mrs. C. B. Weese __ 11111u O ., The convention was held at the 1 . . i• I8"1 -·wd• ,_ church I1eId Mrs. p auI CascI , M rs. Florence Rig and Reel ptan) was located. class of the Federau:u (Techn icolor) . Da_n iel Boone Hot I and began n I m1111ster at the church. He w11.s son, Juek, and M"198 Mare1·a Karr Wells and Anita Collins, Mrs. VanWi.th Elh.a\Jeth Taylor Friday evt!ning at the church. e<i by Mrs. H u r l � y were Saturday yisitors In Parkert� accompani S I Ch ear M I es r. . h a ,_• ar d rs, M 1:111 wur ol the Gums . FTlday wit L and Eddie Fisher in . "Love etters . sang a nken Vr p I h1 Mrs. � rs . Louis Reihe\, OflCeS UfC who have been visiting in Alaba- the Air Force Base and a tea at I and child�n. Judy, Dunald and burg, W. Va. Colorc.artoon, lhe Sanrl " and 8 Winter Wond Meinhart, Miss Thelma Grueser I Bruce. During Oie service, Mi�s R. A. Thompson of Brldgevffle, ma with Mrs. Searls' mother, Mrs. the Governor's MansJon. Adffi.lssion: flOc and 30c and Miss Freda Grueser assisted land d ance, was:1�:-t�d b� Hurley, who is a music student Pa., spent the weeken� wJ:i,M:!; pe kJ rn .e iun Hamilton, are ex cted retu I Saturday's gend an consisted THURSCAY .1nd FRICAY devotions by alternating with Hayman , l'I_ ary �mpson, who ls caring ' · . of business sessions in the morn- I at Marshall, sang a special nurn• er, M e1 ame 9rown, Karen Badg- home the middle of this w�k. scripture alter the s 1ngmg Mrs. c. E . Neaee. "THE PLUNDERERS" sister O1 z Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vau�han ing and iiltemoon and a banquet - ..ut:_r. Mr. Hur1t!Y wi- 11 p;raduate ' Iey and Donne D eete .mt 11...-TM Jeff Chandler , Dolores Ha rt each verse of "America 1iW! Be1:1 uM •·· and Ia)' Ieaden a1't'�, treI era. end children were in , Charleston and dance at the Mountaineer from Marshall college this spring Mrs. C. E. Nea!!e Is convalescing Colorurtoon1 - More you A snI ute to the mms " fuI " A atory, """ ti rne Wehe Terrace, · - - '•isked &o havt> tht-lr orianlzallou Room in Btlle. A short business an d i>I ans IO move IO MaryIand nicely at her home, opening with "Swanee" hy tho or- last Thursday on busmess. . · • p em k Th " ta ken !•om a de"oaur ge_,,. · d gomg r e un f ter a i whe he I e . ,11 w enter Sem n · • a oolitt11 which have been llsted In , C ' ary SATURDAY ______ ,T che:itra, featured Pert Three. A Mr. and Mrs. John K. Smith of sess10n on Sunday concluded the ' ker n, t "ON THE WATERFRONT" tht' Dallv Sen1inel Church Page l ional program by Rulh I � solo and dance, "Nobody" by Charleston, W. Va. visited yester- convention. · NOTICC and prayer by Mrs. Neutzling, Marlin Brando, Rod Stl'iger at The Dally Sentinel offlcet, Dick Nease and a solo. "May You day with Mrs. J . K. Smith, Sr. Mrs. Prati and Miss Fisher are Birth Announced By n Freddie HolldaiheU, MJI;. . concluded the meeting Ml Eva Mar ie Saint Mwhimic-il. rnm�roy, by WedAlways" by Brenda Potts preced- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer and both a ssociated with the Credit HOOKED AND CROOKIED, dleport wrftn for 'J'h DatlJ' � session, ed a sort shoe routine by Linda children of Dayton visited over Union for Kaiser Aluminum Th� Willi.am Cr(ln.ts nesday ni ght. ruh llcallon of lht> During the business a 5 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grant of l el, 111 on vacation thll week. IM planot'd Frldily with the president Mrs. Meinhart Adatns, Sharon Ferguson and Deb- the weekend with his mother, Mrs. !'lant at Ravenswood. Mrs_- Pratt Church Page Co�o�!.��:!, presitling, Mrs. Cleland Hines re- bie Sheets. with M rs. Waid Hay- Dave Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. 1s the secretary for the Un,on a11d Beech Strel't, Middleport. are an- Her aubitltuie la Mn. E.met'IOII Instead of Saturday. nouncing the birth of a son, Den- Jones, Grant-d. SUN., MON., TUES., WED. also a mem.ber of the Board of Notices may be mallrd 80 a8 ported on a tre.i\ of kl' cream man as Mammy. End man _Frank Arthur Skinner. nls Ray, at the Mason Clinic last Reedrn are urged lo telepboae April 16---17-18-19 and cake taken by her and Mrs. Chee11ebrew assisted by i,0well " ' to '•••·h tile office!! lo time , ..,,. and Mrs. Al Layman of Co- Directors and Mrs. Fisher is 1h e Monday ThP- new '-arrivaI weighed their new1 lo Mn. Jones. Mill •1"HE GRASS IS GREENER'' ht carried In and left there Wed- I . 8 . Weed to residrnts at t h e Neimeyer and a 8010 number, the lumbus visited last Friday with assistant treasurer and OU "'-.:r six unds and 7½ ounces et birth Houdaahek will rdllni le hr po Cary Grant nr11day (or rarlier) during bu:,,1- County Infi rmary un Good Fri- finale, "Chloe." by Mr. Ch�se- Miss Mary and Susan Park. The clerk. and brothe one hes r. David, age news work a week frQIII Way. ness hours. or left in &he new� dl'ly . Contributions w·ere made to brew and _the chor us, Freda Fer- Laymans wert on their way to ____ four. � ____ _ the Wood Memorial Leper Colony guson, Ahce Nease. Betty Ad- Florida for a vacation. CARTOON EVERY N IGHT! �..,1tory nut1idP the offkt- front Brown, • � Troop 1 6 9 Grandparent s are Mr. � and Mrs. <'y ams and Brenda Potts, concluded dour uny tlmt- Wrdce:,,day night. aud I n th - e pOmeroy Emergen ' Ca rl Vanderh00f Ray Blosser end Mr. and Mrs. the program' after wh"1ch spef'IaI Mr · and Mrs. . . . sqwid . for publlcaUon Frklay. E._ M ii Attended Sert>i"ce . w1th VlB1t ,d mi ly nd fa I a Billy Grant of Middleport. thanks were extended to all dip 69 II was dPridf'd to Sfin1e several . W Me: Salisbury Brownie Troo 1 atL M d r. an M d · " er an l reeling and participating. tended the Laurel Cliff Fr('(' Methdim1ers in May and also planned ______ . CulllBs over the weekend. . CELEBRATES BIRTHDAV TONIGHT od • 1st Church m a group Sund ay M y. to serve the Lions club in Mlof Brown John and_Mrs. . r M dinner was held �pril 2 _at A John Lupton, Ziva Rodann morning and presented a short Mrs Weed and Mrs. Roy Sey.e feSf 0$ ami, Florida, arrived Sund.iy for program of songs. the home of Ralph Painter. Mid"BLOOD AND STEEL" BY MRS. J. E. RADEKIN fried were n amed to remember (Jteg.ils,i:ope) . a visit with their grandparents, B dleport Route 1 honoring him Oil Olan Harvey and family moved ow es atte di and takin the skk. Mrs Waldo J. Bartels - al so Mr and Mrs. Edt:ar Wolfe and ; m � nJn � his birthday Those present were to the Bab]e house on W, R., lhllpe we B m and Mrs, William Baxter were Rubert Mitchum g�et grandmother, Mni. . Lena PK• Mr. and Mrs. Denve r Hysell and i comb's farm and are bulMing • . ennedy"x , aro ",yn• Soulsb"y,"·cathy , Eloanor Parker _, The Bedford PTA group w I I I reported ill. The cIass purehaseu - re1a11ves. McEIh mny and otL11.:t • Dill, Luanna Patten a nd Mary Carleton, Diana Wey- sons Roger and Gary, Mr. _a n d new home on the Frank We... meet Tuesday at April 11 at 7: �O three paring knives for t h e The Sunday evening meeting o! Mrs. m. Guy r fa Hysell and fall children George Peppard i n r e smiller Connie Radford SherthP church kitchen. Mrs. Max Mein- the Youth Fellowship of tbe Mid"'HOME FROM THE HILLS" p.m. when winners of - fiarety , d Donnie. M_r. and Mr_,. Th_e Leslie H_orftnan_ family and r ie Black�ton, Kathy Abbott. Bon- Linda an v b I dlepert Fi rs t Presb, terlan Church 11 coIorlng poster <iontest w1 e HU· harI waB named program eader {Cinemas<"ope & Color) ,,._ apent an ood and children Keith Junior RadekID fam...-, van Y. I nie Gilmore, Susan Lanning and noum•M and prizes .iwanj� Jo for tb(I MnJ meet11o1!1� HOltlHll!I was opened with a son1iifest last ALSO CARTOON u G . e, Becky and Mary Lou Radford. and Bonnie. Mr . and Mrs. Earl evening with Mr, and ml"b ead1 grade. for May tneeling wiII be Misses evening with Rev. Howard Rupa Mu man Tammy, r Iather'1 daughte the honoring Radekl m'I Mr !?� n s . Norman Weyersmiller, leadTUESDAY .and WED. Maud ,11.nd Freda Grueser and Mr pelt, directing the Binging. Mni, will Hi.,hwny Patrol S1<1le The "' Mrs. Ralph Painter er j Mrs. WIiliam Radford, a s- 1 and daugh- birthday. April 1 1-12 Paul Haptonstall was accompanpresent a safety film strip follow Louis Heibel. FAMILY NIGHTS Mrs. Robert Coats, Middlepm1 sist.:-.nt leader, accompanied the ters Diana and Becky. A pot luck Mrs. Jesse Proffitt ii In Holz. ist Brett Halsey, Yvonne Lime ed with a short program by the A salad course was served by Devotionals Included icripture Amateur Gardeners, waa guest group. dinner was served at noon. er hospital following surgery. --· --- - -"SPEED CRAZY" school childrPn. Hdreshml'nls Lhe hoslesses. Miss Erma Smith, readings -by Mick Morrill, Janice speaker when the Syracuse Gar- - --- --- alllO will be served by the c□mmitle �. Mrs. Harry Reibel and Miss Zirkle, Carroll Lyons, Seren Lewi• deners met Tuesday evening at Anthony Perkins , Thelma Gmeser, after which OIJ!a Lewis, David Lyons and Pat- the home of Mrs. Howard Nolan. Richard Conte, Jo Van Fleet gumes were played and prizes ty Lowery. Mrs. Coat& gave • demonstra and Sillvana Mangano in Ru,nmage Sale I• warded Phll to Meinha r a t, Mr11. "THIS ANGRY AGE" Plans were discussed for their tlon on different methods of dry• Planned This Week ttOWNIN• tOUCII - .,,. _,., Mrs. Max Meinhart. and Mrs. Lou- meeting next Sunday when the ing Dowen, leaves, and many (Technicolor & Technirama) A rummage sale will be hdd by _.. .W "Cit.1, aIll llalr" ALSO CAllTOON is ReJbel. Deputation team from the West- different plant materials for winthe Racine Ea�tem Stnrs Thurs minster Foundation at OU will ter arrangements, and explained TIMI SCHEDU LE NOTICI. day and Friday of this Wt.'l'k at pre�enl a program beginning at why now ls the time to ,tart exMASON DRIVE IN the Davi9•Warner Ill!!. Buildir.g, 5:30. The meeting will be held In perimenling with your own freah Feature listed first starts at Secont.1-st. Pomeroy. Donations the nnctuary er the church and nower1. She displayed her own dusk. The pie-Lure listed sec will be 11icked up by conlactlllg refreiihmentll will be 11erved al- vest eollectK>II ef dried mater ondly will be sl11rtlnt1 nc11r Mrs. Juhn Ihle, llacine Rt, 1, or terwards. All member, of lite lole, telling the origin of many. 8:30. Mrs. Jess Brinker, Racine. church are Invited lo attendand al111 a scrapbook of dried The Eighth Grade class of the Next week will complete the at- pe lmen compi led together in 1 c Racine Grade school will present e eontest and on the fol"' l88t ! •• tendanc L which was very mthe year a puppet auuw, RIP V81\ Wink e lowing week the losing team wlll teresting. at the Racine High School audihave a party (or tile winning She also had two arrangemeob torium on April UI at 7:30 p.m. team. Meeting with the youth ma de ef dried'. materlall. • n d Admissions wil1 be 25 cents were their counselors., Mr. and for 111dults and 10 cent.I for chi\- Mrs. Richard Vaughan and Rev. explained how and why the ma• dren. lnterml881on entertainment Ruppelt and Mn. RaptoruitaU and lerlal1 were arranged totether. Lalet' a diacuulon about meth._wnlad ,_ ...... .... 11 . � . ... will be provided by The Caprlos. eon, Billy. ..._ ., _ f,or. Spot ---od1 of pruning and cutting rose& WIN a Kiri driU team and by the ..... .... ..... .... ..... coo&. wu led by Mrt. Nolan who bu fourth and fifth grade flutaphone SOCIETY TO MEET band. The WSCS o1 the United Meth · Jud purchaeatl a book "Complete Proceeds from the show wJU odiat church will meet Tueada, boot of Roaet'' by Rockwll and be wied to finan� the graduation at 1:30 p.m. at the chureh." There Gr&ylOII, trip to Camden Park, Huntington, will be a pledge service and I al- Mn. Nolan 1erved her goetlt W. Va. kmt auctJon wW be held. a salad BIid a dellcloua aurprise, saaafra• tea. Many bad aevier tasted tltll tea mede 1nm the root, and bark of our own native W �aa tree, and ll U aljof ed by all. MrL Carol Norrta, Mn. B Sayre, Mn. ltllclt WU!laml, and YOU ALL THIii Ml'I. Nolan an plunln& D e i: t month's program, and lllOther . ,Qt. ._ ,_ . c- ... 111-g _.... he, been .,.._ wm be Tueo IB<ted. 1111& _, cley ....in,. May I. and anyone t l Ol.-..0-.tebinC to atteacl la ur,ed to tome or to eonlllct any of t h e ., ...... . -Pl.ff a bove named fat !DON infonna ....., , Mal .. ........... tion. " Ml a-cap,se1I A ...... ..... .. .... 1 rtu, el 11••1. IIIICI Jr.-Hi Youth HeM Thi' Tri-County Mu5l{" Asroc1a• l ion pre�enlt"d !heir Variety m Review Fridav <'wnmg a' Uie Sy racuse Grade Srhool. sµonsored 1 n1•y Squad bv- the S yracuse Emeq.: - -· and dirt•rted Ly David Hoss, chair ma n . ;mrl Jame:i l<:bersliacb, v ice chai rman The sllow """hich w1.ts wdl .at· tended was presented m three , parts and durmg mtermission. refrPshments w en.· sold by the Fire. . m lhe men's A.uxilrnry P!aymg orrhestra Wl' rt' Paul Haplonstall, · violm; James i:.L'bersbac h. saxophone: Mi(•k('y Menrhini, trumpet D avi. d Ross. organ. ,�nrl Lowell d rums Ne1meyer, . line were • Mak'1�p: up lhI' dimee Judy F1rk, Kay Bahr. Mary June Cashdollar and Gerald ine To rrenre with Wllllam Young the strutter From "Two F'or the Show.'' "Tea for Two " Wi.lS danced bY Demse ' ::inodgras · Gloria LIBERTY THEATRE Qul'l!II Cwllterlat" lir Med.Id at cne nm, decret,d the� lad1n ol. 1ht- Fruc!b colll1 mull qfthtn- io • 1land1NI ••1,1 ml!'8!!U�a1 u/ I J UtcheL I VOi., XU W .// Att<>nded Devotions ch hN . . N,eeded Earlier . 0n WedneSday . �rt�t , . I ~ m,,, Bedford PTA Will Announce Con test Winners SOng Held Sunday By Fellowsh,"p I I Mrs. Coats Was GUeSf 5peaker For Garden C/ ub I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Puppet Show Is Scheduled For A pri/ 19th Put New Beauty on your l ·• ., ." What A Wonderful Change For The Bet, i.r, Our Rug Cleaning Makes. " ' . . ,,.., t- . · thi1 COSTS SO LITTLE, TOOi •": iaoB INSO N'S •-<"'! � - LAUNDERERS _ DRY CLEANERS ., �• Ch!•"""· ri � ,�,,. . wv,.-$£�9 ·� �·r;r7-· �� ,. ' ' ' I ., ' ? Tr�Lutt•r CINnon PHONI W'f,.nc, �,0011,INRT ----······..... ---·······..... ..................... .............. -·- ..._...,.,.......... ___ ,..._ Neal ,. ............ ........,.. ..1111y to.Ur ree-. ... ...,.,.._,. Mtlny 1nt•NII... a1IIMi11IL - on FIX-UP Brightens Up The Whole Rooml -� 0111, SPRING IS THE TIME FOR HOME Rugs Cleaned ... ,.. .,,,,,. ..... ,... .. ... ....... . .. FLOORS Have Your I - ....... .. " Saturday Sludi..,, 'nie Jr.-Hl Youlll p-oup of tlte Mlddlepnrt J'lr,t llaptlll Clrurdi held • etallng perty Satunlay ..., nlng at the rink at 0>Mter. ,_ at the perty 1'ffl Linda Kaull, Sandn llarrb,gtan, Ray Plclcena, Jad< Slpnan. Kay Bag .... and their .......1or. Gene Coleman. . only � $ -...0-,... .. ,......... ... .... , ... H O O ..... · C O O KWA R entine al y Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, April 11, l'eatbtr CIMNI:, ud •�r WMllll"IIJ 9'fUt eeeu»aa1 rala 91,11 ,b.-t'lt b7 --i.11, ... 1$-4%. WfflM'lh1 , eecaMOul rabl 11.u<l l_,.,_,. k PER r.:OP\' 1'61 nor how far across the U n I t e d Stales it will extenJ. Ht! reported aU be knows l8 his company wa1 the successful bid der to lay exactly 185 miles of beavy duty cable lo be used for telegraph purposes. 'nte wn. Iiams Brotflers kick-off poif!l ii three miletL north of Reedsville, thence west across the high hump11 of northern Meigs. They will bury the cable four feet underground all the way to Williamstown. Kentucky. Martlla- dale bu not been .Informed what company will crou the Ohio Riv• er with the cable at Reedsville, or what comp1111y wiU contlnl.>I! It from Williamstown. The cable will traverse t h e hills of M.elga County following a patb made by an AT A T bruAh crew that moved out recently. Martindale'• crew moved here late last. week and aet up head quarter• jUlt above the R i , e r Oil Company, East Main-at .iQ Pomeroy, The ,uperlntendent aald b I 1 company will employ a crew of about 60 on the project. A b o u & bali lhe men will be hired local17. Billy Mi.'Clean. Willlaml Broth ers' office manager, aakl bill or• fice hu been flooded with local persons seeking employment. PLENTY OF MACIIINEBY Martindale expect, to complete the 185 miles of cable laying by the first of July, WU\iam1 Broth ers wW probably move from here in about three month,_ Looking at a map ot lht arw 'lbe Williams Brethen CompulJ will cover, Martindale noted • lotal of 13 placet along the route from Reednille to Williamaton that cable will be ltOred. He uld the b;gg,st Joi, nected with laying the cablt II dJging lhe 1.... foot - fir the cable and 1pliciq H. llart1Ddale"1 Lul projod Ill Keystone. A<kaalU - bo divert-1 the Arbnaal B t 1' • t. DivenKIII took abcllll two 11111n. Big Jim mi he and hll ... buill on illand lo the l'IM' ... t;ng rady r. llte dlnr- loolt abnott two DICBlth■. Bo lend. "It wa, a Joi, t1toJ o a l 4 a,uldn't be done." Tf'f'ff The qumion that boo ltll .........i .. far "' ......,.. ., Williams Brothen or off" .... ,I American Telepl:Mml and "-' graph ii ho• far will tldl allill be laid and - will be II■ The AT • T 1w Nt up llal beadquarttra Ir- tlMI oW G W telephone buildl-. .. - .... ood-.t. R L. Copley ii a,1,1 viJOI' of the company'■ Jocal .... quarters. Hit bu not !heirIII any hiat of wbal tho - d be med for. However, lalt year r,,,,,,. magazinel indicated a trnr1••� natlal ,;ab!, le carr, - ,I telephcin-. meuaa:• efmt&M111111 EQUIPMENT SPREAD - Tbe Williams Conslrudlo n firm's lighter equipment wa, 1pread over its Pomeroy ly .... being piam,ed ltJ .. headquarter's :ot near the Rizer Oil Company last wee t. Some of it since has been moved to Reedsville to join municatiom iadUlby, other heavy earth moving equipment. It will cut a four-f oot deep ditch across Meig1 County'fil northern, hilly W"rth Williem, s..tben, hump, in which to bury communication cable for the Am erican Telephone and Telegraph Co.-Sentinel Photo. er contracUng CMDpi!IQ' bat ... IUD wwt ia Molp Ooun!J. · The � B. Waya, O<lf Hf h Bt�i:"aB- /JIEAD - Williams Constru cHon firm bosse�, w o recently complmed ol Pittabuq:b. Pa. •• •-dld a a maillmotb,,flt couldn't be done" kind of project diverting the Arkansa, River, eentraet lo build 11 lllltl are left to rlgllt, J, S. Martindale , superintendent; Okey Gartin, llmekeeper, a n d JGppo <llelp C.U.lyl 111d o■lt Buck Bryon, projHCI engineer. The unide ntified driver in the b!& whi!e deisel tr�ck Hill. ls ready lo ro1J to Retdavillo where the co mpany soon will begin Jay1111 185 milel An otriclal of 11w - laltl of cable. - Sentinel Photo. be ii Jmt • much m u. d a r • Middleport Mayor Kenneth Mc• 1 tntalion of Middleport'• c.ue h"- to ORSANCO (Ohlo RJver Sanl- , Electric Company between Broad- about tbe hmdiDD t1l tbt alale Elhinney chargOO Monday night fore the pollution board by solici- talion Compact) for action. I way and High-st& does not ailt, u Williaml Brothen. the Oh'9 Pollution Control Board t.or Bernard Fultz. before we and that the firm'• clo.sin,: Jt ii lh!! aaid lhe huts will be placed "We were aNl'� . "had everythiu,: stacked against "Anyone here would have been started," CbilcllftilliNh--ed. legal, according to an ordinanee about 14 feet imderground with • 111, and even wu discourteoul," pr-owl to hear Mr. Futta tear ,� The M ayor - and Oiilrls - of H year, ago. The publiahed cement foundatlca Several -�.,..--· --,, , last Thuraday. iag boles in all teatimony offered agreed that memben of the notice of the ordinance, however, under oomtructioa now •Wl i.. The mayor made thl1 ■tate- by the board'• wilftfflel," Childs Home Con.serv tlan Cpittee provides for right-of-way, accord- cal �� on lbe pro)ett. • f l!!f.JOWl'b Ill ,- re rmalderJa& H. .,i;.,...i ing to a "'PY ol the new,paper Aile,- William B-n and Tllo -� a1 lawn haU. De wu n- '"llawfflr, --,.�bfl of lt •· • �-➔ i"' la�!'!! � _eliEf'!I ollnd ·i,,t mgl>t c.. -- their w,,l. PomeffiJ jlooplo-- ...... t,,. of - - 1 IIPll>nd." ChJlde led . lite•·- '1lte i,m witulif now ioi I jioji\ of lll, ,.,,,11,_bt,... II)' Cllilda. l ■ ...,..i. iloo AT • T W l l 1 day by the � GI, Cfmme""' lrlpa he and ollter town offie;aJ, ,aJd. -· ·pollutktn degree wbeNI Oluo •il- - .,..,.,_ dlainnen. the tleOd ollter --■ Joi. !Ito to ,upport tbe Mlip· C o a D t Y had made te Columbut on (U They ebarged board member,, laee- would have to build wage. ma yor will proceed with certain le eomplele ledurical detaila � • ae Red Croll Chapter with money supporting: the Meinhart Bill, H. including the chairman, IJ.ugh- It bas been rewritten and com- parkins restricliou \ on Hami.lU. eel before I ii pat into mrire. contributlOJll. B. 2ZI, and Cl ) seeklne renewal i eel at them, � lett the cba:m• bined with H. B. 8, which deals st. Collll Altboup the leal eaatraclel'I 1 au: J wm re cil a 90 The Chamber met last night i:1 of tile town'• permit to dump un- 1 her ball in Columbus during , with the same problem, and now Chief Tom ant pn!Stlll -,e- are moni Ihm • litde ,....._ D to e CLffice• CLf th Ohio Power Con; lN!eted tewage into the O b I o Fultz'• presentation. They allo I will have five 9p00sor■ in t b e I cific z�-incb fire hose need, al or in the dart about thl flmdia pany with Pre&ident C)yde Kirk River. which wu denied. sakl when the boaNl deemed the House. of their Job, 1111d what will mater,. ita ne%I: meetiq. land presldln&, Councilman Bill Child• added time ri"", 1 p.....,.,red ialize from it. lbeir employNI resoluThe mayor indic a ted the next .,.. -�,agreemmt wu It was pointed out that although ___. verification to the mayor's state- I lion wu hurriedly approved step i8 up to ORSANCO. It has A mutual aidRutland v '• fire de- � creatma • we&�"anactlve drive ii oot being con menl Both. highlJ praised pru- I iurnin& the Middleport case over not yet notified him of its i:n ten- appro ed with . partment $Jtlt wu receiNd u m Pomeroy ducted in Pomeroy" continued exfrom a.hire AD � � laca1 haM tioos. first ball• �; i•l•�ce of the chaple, " q impn,tMISS IRCLE "I bel e a C g MISS BRACE " iev ... " ' ood " 1 township ,:� proteelioe - ::::"" an,- . • case, a fighting chance, based tract, and the maye r•,, dert:'a, . . Pomeroy residents therefore are • importlat lhat ... 1NII it , on our river analysis," the mayand •re • report■ urged to �nd contributions to Mr l On April . 21, two. girls from Racine, Kathryn Bra�e ......,-. foond have men .,, treasurer the rderrill& wu of He aa.ld. to Beulah Strauss executive direc- and Sue Cucle, Will rec� ive their State Degrees m It Is cert.. 1W poss lblllty Mkldleport like Fem- � .' J -n., clerl<'1 balance llhowed ISS,· .... hon wilh lbal the .,,...,, tor Of the " County Heelth Home Economics in Columbus. · eigs . �roy, may llnd llseU i,, court f Brace is the daughter of Quallflcatlooa for State Degrees IC llS.411 GIi, Feb. 11, 116l and an worker■ waukl _.._ au& ....... Deparbmmt. _A goal of $2,000 ' Misa . c r g illegal a of Mr. and Mrs. F.dison B r a c e, are "growing u an individual An illness of two years ended this morning for George m ha ge ly � ending halaoce al tl),1G.t9, in has_ be�n set 10 Meigs County to ___-. ___ -· Racine. She ii a Junior In hlgb member for home, school, and Sylvester Hobstetter, Sr., who died at bis home on Rose iflg raw ■ewage into the river, all funch , 00 March SL Of thil maintain the Chapter another thereby po.l.,_P.JI lt, school member of sehoo1 band, of chapter." Hill. . total- tll. IM.'Ri ii In the general year· _ the da'nce l>and. reperter for the 'nle State Degree is the highest lie WU born August 9, 1881 In penter by trade, and for the put How far ak,ng coupcll will lfo . beftd• retirement fund. and $1,If th.a� sum_ 11 not �uced , tbe Flllure Homemakers of America. honor a member Nease Settlement, the aon of the 2ll Yeart aerved u • truatae ol 111 wagiq • possibly cutly court 25 t& 1n nl truck band fund may receive. chapter s �am function - bloodthe fl . battle Ja: in. tha UlWIOWD category. 1. member of F.H.A., • member of The symbol for this C,gree ii the late Jacob S. Hobstetter and Ro- Saliabor, &own!bip. bank - will be closed down here. fte ■hawed a mayor'• tbe "Eebo" stalf, and attend& torch le "Lipt the way for lite .... Baer Hobstetter. Sul'vwon .... hle wife, Bertha One, LN Smltlt. expreaed bla • .,� turned IDThe president urged all bust1 lotal of when t ltaa in pinion, effect,, all Mr, llabatetter bad been • car- WilliamloD llobatetter ; t b r • e � the Racine Baptlst Church, future."' , lleSI and profes.5lonal people who II BBid and done, 'We D probably to the $ � fmd.ma George, the sons, to and Edison Jr., eonveution are Delegatefl hte Gf d tlli le Circle Mlss r a l pled d � h ged owa,d the ,10.000 Pomeroy: William, of Rullaod: be building o - troalment AUeoding alao ....,. C I • r k IO.la Ra- Linda Will and Mfund for the Midwest steel plant·■ �r. aDd M::· Durst. lant. R Gene Grate, Mn. 0mloUe Parthree daughter■• Virgl•, at home; p '' · ita Bill, president, alto w 1 1 1 J• her movlng here to forward_ t h e I r :;"�Sh � Mrs. IUcbard CJiamben, MkldleOTBD IUSINERI attend. . rin, treuurer; MIIDdJnw Jobn Elgbt pl!IW WN flaiail II monef 81 soon as poas1ble. Mr. ----' --' port Mn. W. and R. Day Hill ""'. dent of FHA member of FHA rlpt-ol-w a y 7.erkle, Councd CUnten Fi&ber, W a y a t Meip CDlllltf court bf .i ■ learned . K.ir�nd indicated also that an • enct. Ca Ch I llWIU km; m liaten, Mrt. Dale Lee, to .. 0 Mlle)r at the lillperial Gibbon•, anc1 A. A. Searllarry. ll)rnnett Pe7plll ,,.,...., 1114 edd,1,onal IJ,IIOI) 1, needed. �d ,u ""'I urch· Roclne, and MrL Cbarleo lodo,r. Two ... Howell S peaker For E. He reported shipmenta of f;nPrl<e. Col-· - �cha,po " driviq wit/tr i:t 1 I !shed product, .,. being made Folldon, Society WO clnn, Roilert • Blll. Doylon: oc1. 'Iba Obie l"elklore Soclety held from the plant and indicated that JD Armr pleaded gadtJ II a II aemi•aanual meeting in the The Syracuae Ladiee Auxiliary E r J c Chamber■• M I d d I ewhen the P,]ant 18 completely con• • port ; Jame, Wllllam Hob■tetter , diarp "'- driTilg while frltatc& verted, appro,d.,.tely ,. """"" new allSOIDbly ..... of the Ohio ol the Volunteor l'fn Deparlwnt R utland ; gren&laupten M r .. ed .. . - ol tho Oltfo will be employed In two shifts. St,te Museum la Columbus. Sat- today expreaed tbanb to f'ltl- Ro Larson Patrol,, wu lined tllO ad CIIIIII Welt Palm Beaeh n ----· an all day meeting. A - of Syr aiar Ing gro_II neglect of duly . ardaY eeuee and neighboring Fla., and � ,.,. and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Government economlsta and -- lo - • Jo luncheon w11 held at the O b I o ...... for eo-operethm Ill donatHobstetter Pomeroy Jeen he been filed W: rce said 'loday that latest job and unemployment figurel JwfL Rec:elYfnl u Ne,4feol loo Eastern Senior, :0Mei ; Co::; � Pleas I· State University Stuilent Union. lag towardl lbe filled � bu- Friendai m.,- � at the · ke other recent data on the econOllly, suggest tbat th� ad lelllmoe wa, Earl J w ■ l e r li Ewfnl A. V. HowoU. • member ol the k,.. made hJ' the aux,Jtery. end un Sponsoring Games ome Broob "" DWI by 1h ll e t 1 1 l F eral H anr,ume. 9erv.,.. business recetlBlon baa loucbed botlom. Court County Sbierlf'1 Departmmt. Eaate� High School seniors are LYJ1da Hebrech Johnson of Mid- , IOCiety, was the forenoon ,peak- the purchaael of them. will be he d from the f u n e r a l '"But there are still ,ame I0\1P l er. He exhibited a number of The department reported lalll ID other l'GIUt actiDn. BoNrl A total of Ill bamta were home t J with ·• opert taUtloned .in spomormg a basketball game tbla dleport filed a ivorce action Th P : rare blatorlc picture• and talked made and ■old � with 118 hiving ' Rev. �aldo •:m..�• - , :::-, 8DC.'9 U. .J..aber ItepartmeDl week tha& manpJoyment dNlpp8d L. Wingett •• ffned '5 ad .... Friday• April 14, �t the Eastern against Paul Leslie Johnson ot I �a the •object of Morgan·, Raid. ] been ordered before the bazaar I Burial will be In the Pine� report on the job picture In March � l10,cm in llarcll, a nailer de- on • charge of nmnlng a gym, Tbe game will be between Pomeroy, 'lbe plalntl esks lllp ff cua- . A volume ot i,oenui and a year', I days of Friday and Saturday of Cemetery the CoolvlUe Ladle1 and t h e tody of a minor child. 1laued today (at noon Eff). cline than normal. to S.tll5,m:t. Aa lign, William Black and Dflmlr being •uhacrlptlon to the socle�· ·, ma,- ! lut week. Basbtl wer a:ild 1n l 1be bu .aked flowen One encoura,in& •lln the d&- a result. the Ullllllploymeot rate. Hawley, '25 and cosb. elCb • e f • pe Plalna- Bourlteri, a n d Evelyn Dent of Mlddlep:irt 111- ii azine ere preaented to Mr. How- I the 8IU1'0Wldin toW1111 of Porn&- : which II ae w w t7 be omit:f'and CO:tribulfom be partment wu ready to report waa uonall,y ad;llted. cbar,es of dl,turbing the- ,-. Den elL ed for .I per cent of the Leland Morman, t,10 aocl ClNII, ed from divorce to , t Winfr bf M e, Lexin , I up crep& I lncreal W aevrage lbe Yarcll Riv The � in gtoq ! made to the llei.. County Can- a New Del'IY ----u culltody of Middleport. Sbe asl Oak IDD, Hartford, W, Va. ud' cer Society. erview again:00 �oree, campand to I.I per DO muffler. �d DaYid E• ._. the Chenet Ho� o ectory ftlkweek. Plants fl!Dll'AIf two minor ild other . l ch ren In Traffic Violaton Racine. 'lllere _,, m, ,1o,.. , ..,.., Columboa, posled ,,..,. bood h " s0th e ::tu i,. g,w overtfme lo worbn on -.,.. ----W � i: court act J 'ity, �: 1 : ; colored egg■ aold, including 00. on a charge of recftleu operatkm. , :n:rches. ..,,=. me the job befant recal1in& laid oft 11 Fined In Court � tty Rlg 1 en In .,..,.,.,,. and Minenvdle. I Driver Is Cited wld end edmm,;on of 15 cenla for . Be · -1oYe,. p 'l1ne traffac vlolaton were fin. R ,gg, Earl II)' But they pointed wRI, groater haa beeo sludenta and '5 cent, for edulta ed In lllfddleport Mayor �b ] 'nie group made • proftt of '41 - i To County Court . Another "plus" report. from the cen, to tho foci lbel unemplnJ- Farly Servieeo Are will be asked with aD money to · l Mdlhianey's court last evening, • on the projecl. At the T r 1. I no, Preatan, 21, Waym, W. Va Commerce DepartmeDt, ■aid tbal. mea t bu exceeded ■ per t."ent gt; 1oward the wn10r trip to Wasfl- An action by D. L. Bed: against Dona E. Panonl waa fined $5 County Muaic AuociaUon pro-I has been td to i,. County NtaU ■ales advanad I per cent for ro... mcmthl:. n jumped to 8 1 Al Two, Not Three Me clt Kelley Manuf�uring Company and cost, ington. on • eharae of fa:illn& gram held in the Syractlle court next MOl}day follawtng a in March, the wond rue Jn two per cent ln Dec!embe,·, ipped to Funeral ller\lK'el for Raymond �• been dimn_iued upon applica- t. :,leld r.lgbt of way. Grade School, the ladie, aokl re Ii wreck Oil Route , Monday morn- montba. IncreaN buying of new e s p.- een 1n uuuu7 d then llyen Farley of McKeesport, PL )r . J t , and lion ot the plamtJfl and the eau,e Gregory W. Cbote wu ...,. ! fmlunoota wblch eemed t h e m fog. ean wu cbfell7 rapoaslble. rebowlded !JI N>nw-y FORn� BOHD8 died Saturday will be � , who . la aettled. ; eel a penalty of $11 and t'Oltl for I tzs.83. I Pruton's tnK'k atruek the ,._. , Farley residence- la .,.._ the at {riaWhile the confident lhal Vatehel L. Bormg of A l b e D I The case of D. 0, Whaley, «. : reckleu operatlan and Clarence j At the event tbe ladiel!I w e r • of a car operated by Pearl Cole- 1D1G1 CICNDAL BOl!IPITAL tion'al ecoriomy ii not sliding into We&mday at p.m. h · - forfeited bond on t h r e e al. Ya. the Swisher Coal Cempany lnitead al I Bin& wu fined f11 and cost, on , attincl in awd)iary bat, o( navy man, rt, Che&blre, u Cokm,ar, Admialona - Victorla StaerJ, ! another deep depression, President ! p.m. a• waa Iannounced )'Iller-- l "' · cllargea: in the court of Pomeroy ba1 been cont,inued from April 24 1 u Jntox1c1t1on duqe. ' blue with yellow isslp and &lowed la dGwn to tam I.I mllee , MJddltpert, C!w-lea Cannkiaalfl Keanedy lllld other offlclal.1 have day. Mayor Charlea Let•• Borioi: •for- - lfOJ I al t o.m. ..t the· ,tea · · uavy blue aprooa wlib yellow ..,th o1 lllddlepnrl. 'Ille Stata lllddleport. '""'8 llaod, Desler, _.,.... .,,....,, that the a- Survl""" !nelude fottr daap-" . l,Ited 1 $50 bond cw, 8 charKe .ol lelldant, Slondanl Alpbelt a n d LOCAL TEMP8 rufflN. The OUIU!llly and ffn. i Patnl rvported heavy dantage , and llt•«t Doiley, Pomeroy. pected busineu expan,ton lo t1w 1en, Mn. Ruth M.,.Doool4, lln. � _ �s!stipJ -• � . .70 on a Tar Co. bu beaJ ih'en INve un- The temperature In Pomeroy'• men ol Syracuae ll"I' WCLrkinf to- to tbt Coleman ea r. Pnatoa wu Dlltharps - Zana Bater. latter part of the year mmt .t Anna LouiN k 1tc:b., 1111.1 • ._1 , - ud '5G for tll April 1111 lo, file la • - �•i!W11 ol!olrl"' II _,., ....,_ '"""' the � QC a •• w 1 dlo!rltd wftll �- to i1Gf lo ,....,; .... unemploymeat muolt below Lull. aad 11n. •111-r · ' ..,, AIOlo Ill. llllllr• -- ...... ...... . Ul@iio INtll!, lfill>f . rat., of .---'. •'. . ', -i WUUaffil Brothers Mgn mc,v. in,: heavy machinery DW their Reedtvllle kick-off point I a I t Wedwday. They parked a huge D-t cater pillar, a Clevelaod-l20, 1 0-1, a JtO..yd. drag line, a D-t and .,.,. eral other piece. et larp: equip. ment oo the outlkirt& of � ville. In additkln to the huge oon Anlctlon devica. abow. m truck.I ran,.ine in me from. Ji!t'pa to tractor- lra:Jlen are OD the lite. W"oth bla marited - a.cceDl, !big Jlml Martindale oplamed that the hill, ol Cooot.7 look lib "a roueh an:a to cover." He lll already certain t h a t large qwmtiUn of high uplo aivea will be needed to I h • k • - deep bedded n,,eb to ...... way for the cable. A ulamaa from • Oak Hill blutim.g firm WU at Martindale'I beadquarters late la,t ..... bar&autia& lo pro •kle the powd,r, Ma or Char e s Dec., k ac St e k d y g =-=='----==:...cc.:.;..c:.;._______________, ;I \ ,i ,1 pom • t Rock News, Events W ,1,,0 � ' , · 1\ ' NO. 301 One of the world"s largest pipe line 1.'0mpanies. lhe Williams Brolhers of Tulsa, Okla., soon •11! .sµread cable across the hill areas of Meigs County. J. S. Mart indale, Willlams' su perint{'ndent here said his L'Otn pally ordered him tu supervise the laying of 185 miles of cable, eontracted through the American Telephone and Telegraph � pany. M artindale cannot say what the use of the telegraph cable will be Credit Leag,ue Convent',on Was was Theme Of \' · ,, < 411 Williams Constru ction Based In Pomeroy For Cable Laying Project I Fam,"/ L e ,,,_ ' ' ' ,. ,_, ...,' ' ,. -·· .1. 1 e ,- I�·°' r .. � C of C Asks SupPort For BloodmobUe ,-i;., - . � 1', '' INi• I w- Ni "' .. ' r um,· �=al- Douaw � T Ladies Extend For Area upport I �fi �· -�!-:m =.:: =tied ti.,. ��-��=�:...'.'.'. :..'. � �...: = =:!:... [ Bu . smess Recess1.on At LoW pom • t, Improvements seen Bel_; s o·1vorce Actions Filed ':'!�'"-;;::._ � Mr. Hobstetter, Rose s Dead After LoD"a, J}lness I �·etlJh, I * hill Eight F'med fn Court Acbon& For v· l_b.ODS ..._ • •1• •--1-.i -• • °;' I roy, :=r it!::' = not.: .f i �1,.�· . ,. •in �- .,..,jp,11 .. ,...... �-111111!�.W:i •'l ' I .. 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