http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/80077640fe48ff4802283e153eea1238.pdf 8ac318d38ffd6a1bac65b062d2dcebdb PDF Text Text ' .... ~~ ., ... • ' I • \i>o ~ • C"~c ~ 1-Dtlly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., March 23, 1960 ,AMILT N~ P'ulil1 Nllbt will Church Women To Meet Thursday In Middleport be obeel'ved It the P'int ail Pridq eveoln.a: UDhed ~~~ Cbureb of 6Jnc:u,le. There will be 1 special ................. l \ MEIGS THEATR£ Fusl Untled Presbyterian of Middleport w1H meet Church 1bun· "" "'"'"' ,, '3o ,, •h• church . POMEllOY, OHIO oJ~;h,·'~;u,,. '"'~~·':..;~ ~ Not Opon Tonloht for her top1c the "Second Look". be in char~te of Devotions Mn. R. M.wttl Sherman. Hosteues are Mrs. J. E Harley, Mrs. Jud· son w.h 1te, Mrs John Parson,, Mn . LeLand Brown, Miss Mary Park and M1ss susan Park All women of the churcb are Hedy Laman urged to attend tbia importut meeting . I'll;~====z~======::::.."":::::::=::======:! Mrs. Ralph Welker Elected President Of Xi Gamma M'u Chapter For Year New orticers were elected Tuesday evening when Xi Gamma Mu Cha pter of t h e Beta Sigma Phl Sorority met at the D. A. V . Hall in Pomeroy . Mrs. Ralph Welker was elected as president, Mrs. Sarah Gibbs vice president, Mrs. Sue Jeffers treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary recording secretary, Mrs. William Anderson corresponding secretary, Mrs. Charles Mullen city council delegate, l'nd Mrs. William Atkms, city council alternate. "'iAMSSN &n<l DI':ULAH" VIdor Mature - NEW! \ POMEROY, OHIO I young Ideas for EASTER shopping Louis Sduer Is President Of Church Board Officers tor the year were elected Monday night by the Tru1tees of the First Unated Pres· byterian Church in Middleport when the group met at the chur-ch. of .MeigS Community ,Surprise Party Honoring Son's Birthdov G; ...,._ announcmg the to Rose, liOn of Mr. Ohlo. Tjle new Mrs. Rose High Scbool and Gale Institute . She is employed at Qhio Casualty Rose gradu~ted from CinclQ~~ati as an e~clah at Champion in Ohio. was . GOVERNING BODY - e~we~yl Irina lfla rounglhll'l ln ftOW for exp.rl flltlnt lit w and Fred Lewis. Mrs. Rodney Sauer was absent. Insane Convict Would Offer 18 Lives For His Own Safety , W $4.99 to $6.95 HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE POIIIIIOY "Jllddle Of OHIO Upper Blotk" Jaycees Favor Bond Issue For County Hospital I eo b•:;k;::~ ... onri.:• FOit ' EvERY ROOM notalo -·-- ·- Slrlpeo ....... llodornoa •••••• Seen!" •••••• Muraao ..... . Flcurot ··--·· Sollda 20c to 50c single roll Moldol,. Colli,. ''""' -·- 2tc te 70o o. r. Love!)' ond r..Non&blt W1U..,.- 1o tltrill tver)' oneb Come iD ahd aeo bow e.q, how ......,i!tlcol It ia to dtea up ,.... home for s,rtAJ •••••• at SIOUler'o. ePKIVATE PARTY eRECEPTION • • eMEETJNG . HOT& MARTIN ' Hou11e Trailer Tax Deadline Ia ApriJl l'rt\0110 ~ 10 to 111 . .~ FREE PARIUNG ' . After 8 P.M. with M.erebants Police Service ' In Pomeroy ' • • • • J We:st disarmament. -~--"' -JIOri lilT ' The W~si today rejected as "unsatisiac· · ~~:ta TOUil NIXT eBANQUJ:r GENEVA (UPI) ...:_ tot;y" the Soviet concept pf coiatrOJS !leeded to ·SUpervise East. Fl-artce's Jules Mocb, acting u 8pokesm.an for the We11tern powera at" the 10 nation Eut-We8t disarmament Conferene11, expres. sed dinppointment st what Ruasla had to offer. . HJs statement wall ihe official reply to Soviet delegation chief Valerian Zorin's sddresa . Wedneaday in wbieh Zorin said ltua&la would allow insl)e('ton to count the number of troops demoblli1ed under a diaarmament agreement but not the number that remain· ·ed in servtee. Zorln ~lierted ant· web chect on J\usaia'j tctJve' mUJtary fOftl;! eotlu alate." oould bO iued fat' · purpo101 of The three women bottollet ..... "eapionqe." . :. ·' . Mn:. I. Edwiu ·~ Wife ot · TW•Y Zorln renewed ·bla daarl· an 1Jnmate frOm Wavef)y, Tenn., e• tbat President Elsenhe'tftr'l · ancJ Pauline Roae and ·GwenCol7n "open skle1" inapeetton • IP~ , · Tarpy botb aeeountants 1t the priloD. Fellowship -~og . \ PATI'ERNS ~~-.:~~;; :~."w= wJtb in· Until prison officlall put a stop to it, Rivera al)d nrta eDIIIfd openly and often ill telephone conversations with neWsmen. They and their hostage& were .in a de· puty warden'a oUice oa. tbe firat floor of tbe priloa clot.binl faetory. River.a, Serving to "ars for woun~ a Tetnieaee hiabwa:y patrolman afW. a motel robbery, wu alternately aelf-pJtylog and deadly in a phone eonvenation. "We are two de.l)el'lte men that want to die happy, We doa't think nothin• of desttoylaa anoth· er buman betna:;" ·he .tint. Then be added: •Eierybo<i)' 1o ..a:atnat me. PoUtlca control tbla WALLPAPERS . . BRiGHT NEW ldeas On Armament Controls ~:~h~i~~~i:o!~Uev~ smuggled JOLIET ' West Says 'No Good' To Soviet will not open the ga'" and Jet these criminals out With Famous ·'' Police Waiting For Drugged Up Trucker To Wake '~!' ~~":::::..~ II .to.. Redecorate Your Home \ Show tin-.. for the . ,.. County Talent Showce• to I. giv.n tonight In the Mkldla,part High khool audltGrlum h11 bun chancrtd fr• I p. m. to 7:45 p. m. due to tha volum~o ar numbers tekin• part, It was 1nnounad today. Dldc 11nd Howtrd a.,. · en will the show at the new hour. The t20 ee't mtmben met •t the Mlddlepilrt High School auditorium l"t night for • fln•l reh"n•l MtJion. ':!:l ~r. and Mrs. to'rank Grimm and M1nnle Pike held a birthday sup· per at their home, Eatt Mam St, Pnmtlroy, on Monday, March 14. honoring the 6th birthday of Deairee Kay Pike. Pre11ent were Mr . and Mr1. Ken· neth Imboden 111nd dau&hter, Mn. Franklin Imboden and daugh1ers, , Mrt. Gene Imboden and sons, :1!rs. 1 MyrUe Quickie and son and Min I Ada McClaBkey. The honored guest retelved sev· enl jifta and two birthday cakes. aendrng giftl but unahlc to atlt>nd were Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Keeton. ltrlea ••• llv.ty luthw._ cofo11. -lb:ft aMI wldlhl lot ctllldn• of on aae• 1 Showtime Tonight Is 7:45 For 120 In Talent Display NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Two desperate convicts one of them Insane - offered tbe lives of 17 hostages today in exchange for freedom from the Tennessee State Prison. Tbe two convicts, anned with pistols believed smuggled in· to the prison, seizedmore ·than 70 hostages about 4:30 p.m. We<Jnesday and bamcaded themselves in a deputy warden's office on the first floor of the prison clothing factory. While . they learned police arm· ed wltb riot guns were on the way, the desperadoes freed the prilol\ bunatea they had been holdi.n&. They threaten~d to put khe remaining .la hostages, includ· 11}1 three women, '"uP ua1n8t that wall and lboot 'them" unJesa given a chanee to eaeape." One other hostage was releued later when Meigs County Jaycees in a he became ill. Meeting Wednesday night unani· Prison officials refused to bar· mously adopted a resolution to STARVED liQc;)C STATE rARK &alb wltb the CGpvlct. 4up,lte t.be supgort the boQ-d Juue tn tbe m. UPI-PoU..',,.,;iJed, iOd.Y u.r..... 'N~ ;.iu~ ·In ' lll'fierror· comibg pflitiaey electioi'l' ~or tbe an Iowa truct driver to awaken J&eigi Veterans Memorpropoied CJUed prison· with in a 11hio~n had ial Hospital. W. 0. Atkin! atl- from a nine-cia)' druued lsleep tti eaten since noon Wedbesday. dreesed the meetin& on · the they can question bim about tbe Refuse to SUrrender aex murders of three women In One of the · convict.!!, Tens bad subject., this park. The Jaycees also dlseusaelt lufman .Robert RJvera, 2ll, was reThe trucker was found in a ported ready to surrender, but a ther plans for the Teen-Age pri..aon official said life-termer Road-e-o which is to be heid Stupor in a Roek Falls, DL, hotel Raymond Farra, 25, told blm, "l April 24 on the lower parking Lot th~ day after three Chicago-area aodety matrons were trapped, came in to die, and I'm going to in Pomeroy. beaten to death and raped 50 die." Don Plunkett, driver education miles away in a scenic deadtmd Charles Cotue, a prison pay. . chole&:ist, said R1vera waa willing teacher in Middleport high school canyon here. .. . 16 si&n an agre'ement to aurrend- reported the last meeting of the 1 "Meigs Safety Teens" and Don Authorthes s~1d the 39-year-otd er bUl that Farra was not. Quisent.erry led the ~ad-e ·o diJ- man. a psychotic,. induced tbe "'Jlhe bitch is Farra," Cottle cussion. coma hy swanowmg a packet of .aid. ''Farra is the insane one. Ail teen agers with driVed li- barblturate.!i. He has not awaken He'• been declared inJ&nt!.'' cense-s under the age of 19 and ed through his t:anafer from the Prison records showed that al· who have taken the Road·e.o test hotel to a Sterhng, lU., hospital though Farra has normal Intelll· "Bt school are eligible. For further t?en to the Veterans' A~minlstra· &ence, be is msane. "It Is our tnformation, youth should &ee bon Hospital at Iowa City, Iowa. that this Institution their driver education teachers at . State Pollee Chief William Mor· feeling .ahould be relieved of thil man," thelr schools. rl!l said the trucker resembled the records stated fUrther. "Re· All men of Jaycee age (through the de8crlpUon of a maa seen corQmendaUon: maximum security 35) are invited to attend the next with Mr8. Frances Murphy, 47, uae extreme care to keep him regular meeUJ'Ig to be held the Mn. UlJlan Oetting, and Mrs. from committing homicide.or &W· second Wednesday in April. Re· Mable Lindqulat, flO, Bbortly beClde or both, He is danaerous." freshmenta were served. fore th~y were .mu~dered aad left lylng al.de by stde JD a cave ln a Warden Lynn Bomar cautioned 200 police ringed around the pri· I St. Louis Canyon. son nGt to fire in bopes th3 desCITEO TO COURT Iowa City psychiatrists ·Placed peradoes would surrender at 11nv • Don E. Hemsworth, 33 • qalllpolis .the m•n in a maximum aeeurlty ·~ has been cited to appear in Mayor mental ward -and refused Morn.• m;:nt800 other prisoners ho.wl- Charles Legar's court, April 5, by regueat that , Dlinois slate police ed •ott binged their eell bars Pomero~ Pollee fol Pa81ing on be' allowed W question him lmme· tbrougbout the rliJht. Bomar had doubt~ yellow linea. dlately. Civen tbem no supper and no Of De•iree Pike lllectfoll of s,,.. , ...,_,Jreil this. weel<. Left to , Prison Terror - - -Event Held In Honor Avory-pl.... First United Presbyter· nght, Silting, Don Lowery, Mrs. Leland Brown, Judson White; standing, Richard Sauer Louis Sauer, Jr. (new president), Ronald Hand (secretary), Clinton Fisher (vice president); Mr.,. aaw Pefi·Pattot JhoK. the 1~n Ch"::'c.h of Middleport posed tor pictures at their organization meeting Lew1s Sauer Wh elected pre· and Clinton Fisher w11s named u vice president , Ronald Hand , se-cretary and Donald Ulw· ery and Fred Lewi1, financial approval board -co-chairmen. Clinton Fisher and D1ck Sauer were appointM ll8 tht Manse COO\mlttee co-chairmen and (l, H. Stewart was re·elected a& the flnancill secretary with Mrs. Le· land Brown, anlatant. Lowls Sauer Jr., was elected treasurer wnd Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Jsison me.m· ber. Monday night's meeting was moderated by Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pastor. ar• just a hop, tlclp, and a Members of the board of trustees of . an newly elected Pearl Reynojda ofl M~~lo,P) said. they from D. experta on the problem. Prt~ted a dtaire to have of the Ohio Hoapi~l •and of Docton' HoapitAI, appear in .Meij:s County to 'pollciea In 1uch problema. Other offlcen namecl in tbe or· ganlzational meetlnt: were Freeland Norria, Racine, vil!e president; and Paul easel, Middleport-Pomeroy, as secretary-treasurer. At· tendini the meeting also were Mr1. A. C. Stewart, Reedsville, and Dr. .Raymond Boice, Pomeroy. Purpose of the meeting was to determine responaibiJity and obU· gations of the trustees, aa well ., to elect officen and to present a coutitdtion and by-laws for gov· erning the The !zed by tbe "Of prtme tbat unless and until it ia built and this body (truateea) has no of existence. Only after the hoapital will authoi·itY ,:~ tr;~naferred to this group, ~~ then there are limitations mucb as any trustee group has follow given rulea as set down by tbe Ohio llospltal Association. Tha- questlllf' of MD •net DO U•lnt ,...ctl~) was IN'outhl up and alnee thll poup fwls It Is • j ' I 1 PI Rp.lled SAUII'U&y E Ve .. . ' ·[ . tv ..,..., bMrd on thla CIUtstlon. "The most Important matter dis· cussed waa the great need and necCSJity for the hospital in this area. If Meigs County is to move forward and prosper it must have a hospital. Too long have by W'lih,~ll.~·.:;;~.~~~t~;.::~:~::'i~~·,i . reap-~ ~ county which oould been our county had we had the uve year• ago. "This group of tru't"' 11 def. inltaly for the ,.....,... of the county, and lt In accord that flnt -. must INn this 'hospitll. Wa feel no ,.rtialtty for o. O.'a or M. O.'L W• want tltt ltHt, w want wh., will brin• the county up to per with -'thllorlnt countl... • .. We know that by having a bos· pital we are creating an lnatitu· tion In Meip County whJch will live employment to many people. We aJao know that industry will only locate Jn areas that have ac· credited hospJtalt." Iars ---:-:=Symmgt' ' Ht , 0fi S 8 Tossed In Ring For PreSI . ·dency 8;~-=Gr..~~~-;::~stut'j;! de:~:~ ~~~~iJ::=.ti~eP:~ the next President "Dlust provlde the free world wlth resourcewould amount to e'spionage if Jt ful and decisive leaderthip." were ettempted befOre dlaarma.· The ·Ml.saourl aenator, M, secrementis complete. tary of tbe Air Force 1n tbe TrumJn administration, announced in %orin aald, R1111l1 waultf 1M1 a one-page 1tatement that he was wllllne to diHuM Hrlal lnlfiiC" a candidate for the nomination. tlon only whitt lh waa Hfs stAtement appealed for un· complmly dJMnnlll wh.n, he ity in tbe Deniocratic Party, of· Mi~ It would M no proWam. ten embroiled In family quarrelt, Tbe rejection 9me as tbe So· snd described tua No. 1 goal aa viet deleaalion .s'lrunl into secre't the achievement of national un· Meigs Youth Group Advisors Being Honored Veterans the quesstaff. 1 Again Like Peace PARIS UPI - Sov1et Premier Nikita S. Kruahchev tailed today for a non-aggression pact between the West's North Atlanhc Treaty OrJanlzahon and the Communist Warsaw Pact powers of eastern Europe. He made the proposal at a lu~;~ch given by Premier Michel Debre at h1s official Hotel Matignon residence, shortly alter the SOviet leader met privately for two hours with President CharJes 4e Gaulle. on the second day 11-day visit to France, also another strong appeal for · Sovif't cooperation in affait'5. I•d~~=~;~s , "FelloMkip'~ ~tioi of IJhe Churchqp of 1lhe 1tleed$vi11e The , Grade Sclwol Cheerleader~ Win Secorul TH E \' WORK HARD - ' Strong competition is evident in the county's grade schOOl cheerleader corps during basketball ~ason. ~ere are Portland vade school cheerleaders who were judged se~nd best du.nng the recent invitational tourney there. Kneelmg are Sue McMurray Linda Yost Beverly Rice Standing. Juanita Smith, Judy Karen 'Furbee Susi~ Price Paula Sayre and Diana Roush Racin ' h 1' d ' · e s c ee.r ea ers won top honors. CoZart, Five Meigs County 4-~ club ad· visors with long tenures of aervice, were bcmg honorf..-d tod.IJ at the Oh1o State Union bWiding 1.n a speci.1-l "Flame (Jf Serv1ee'" ceremony. They are Earl Dean, 10 years of service; David Koblentz. Margaret Beach and Pauline Meyers, each five years; Virgil Atkins, 10 yea" and " "· Vi,&il Attlm, 1J yean of service. Othen who had been invited tD ' participate in tbe cuemony, •b ut who were unable to make the trip today were Carl ~rb)r, lin, Helen Parker, Mn. Orion Rouab, Mra. Trary . Tackett ~nd Mrs. L. w. Kc· c.omas, each wJth five yean aervtce .as an adVISOi. The ceremony is traditionally conducted by 4-H youth who are students at Ohio state Univenity It opened with a luneheon. Pomeroy Lions Vote Support In Meigs Hospital Bond Issue Jury Returns The text of Khrushchev's lunch was not ~leased lmnleLeo Vaughan Wednesday asked for support from the Pom· But an authorized FN:nch source reported the Soviet pre- eroy Lions club on the May Primary bond issue for the promier said . . !'osed Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital, and gol it. "It is n~cessary that the USSR . Vaughan, seereWy of the bOard France be united for tbe of trUJteel of the original group of peace. autborazed in UH6 to build with Dale Smith, for~man of the pe· not wish to drive a $200,000 a veterant memorial hos- tit jury in the ease, Obio venus pital, was the speaker for the William Pike, on an indi~t of France and her luncheon meeting of the cJub held ~~~~e:( 70,f '!~~ed a ~does · in soeial rooms of f,he Federated Co .... Cn~y 0 .....ty 10 Metga 'IJ/1 church. un.,. . ommon Pleas oourl .E:'ollowing YaU&hao'.s ..re,view The lUI')' was, out 2"2 ho~ iO. 0 · 1:1 the "j bJ •-· -· If the-cue ln-W,i:l.cli ·Proaecutor JU~ot: pftlposal for a ELKINS, W. V.a. UPI - Resona: s ...... ,. Of e orts to 111dd O'Brien presented the state' 11aw pact ncm·aggreuion treaty cuers on snow ahoes blued a tl-iil to. th~ $200.000 10 Ullill Federal and John Epling Galli caae, put forward 1:1everal times by through snowbound mountains to· Hill Burton funds ma:y be obtain- defense couDRI ' lin was Soviet leaden. But ab&etvers re· d~y to n!ach the wreckage of an ed ~or a fO·bcd hospitaL, he serv- apPointed defe~seEpeou~sel ,::en calkod no Kremlin mention of it IHrpl.a~e near the West Virginia· ::d 18 a questJon and aJJBwer per-, Pike had told the court he was ue:since last summer's Geneva for· VJJ'glma border. · . . able to procure -counseL eign ministers' conference. Two pomts ra11ed were: M be · . - How about doctors of osteoem rs o1 the jury besides the The downed plane was believed to be a mihtary C-45 with three pathy sen'ing Patienta at the pro- f~~ma~ were Robert ~urrey, Vir· gm1a Kidder, John Meeks, I.overne men and a woman aboard missing posed new hospital' - WiU fees In the propoaed in- Peck, Betty Gilbert. Helen Damesince Tuesday night. Planes and helicopters circled the crasb stitution, which is to be non-profit wood, Roger Walker, Robert Story, ' Frank Murray, Orner Heas and scene late Wednesday bu't saw no be lower".' mdication of survivon. Neither question had any clear Irma Ihle. . . cut answers but Lions expreS&ed N~vt Mo.nd~y Pike wdl f.ace an Search teams tried to reach the the view that if solid information ~ddltional i.ndietment b~ the grand ill-fated plane before dark Wed· on lhe point• should be returned Jut)'. l.alie F. Fultz arrd Edison M neaday night but were held up by befbre the bond issue vote it Baker, presidents of the Pomeroy a tfresh IO·inch snowfall and drifts sh.ould stand better -chance of ap- ! D' G ted 1ad .-and Middleport Chambers o0f Com- of up .to 12 feet in rugged moun- proval. 1VOI'Ce8 ran mete~! r~ctivcl.y, announced to- tain country. Efforts to reach the Tbe club approved a resolution Local Court Entries day that a special jomt meeting plane. we.re suspended untll day. supporting the bosp~tal bond issue. Louise .J.<'abin has been granted would be held at tt.e office of the break. 1saue 11 for $235,000 a divorce from Robert E. Fabio The bood The missing twa-engine plane Ohio Power Company et 8 p .m. to be .retired at an average one and Mr. Fahin was ordered to pay disappeared on a flir;ht from Friday, Marctl 25, to plan a dehalf m~ll tax ove7 a 20 ~ear period. $60 per mOnth support for a min· finite program of proposed high· Rtchmond, Va. ,to Lockbourne Air . President. WlUJs Leadmgham pro or child accordinE; to <D entry in way impro'reD'Ients for Meigs Coun, Force Base, Ohio The last radio saded and mtrodueed, among otb· Metgs County Common Pleas report from the pHot said the plane ers, James L. Mahokey, new mana- Court. ly. It is anticipated that Lhe pro· was losing alt:tude with engine g,er of the City Loan and Saymgs Bertha Evelyn Staats was grantIJ'm developed at this meeting trouble and Icing wings about co., Pomeroy. He hall replaced ed a divorce from Wayne Clilton wi.Il be presented to the Division 3U miles cast of here. L1on Ernest Covert, who bas been Staats and Slaals was ordered to of Nanning and Progromming of pay $40 month support for the The A1r Force identified the OC· transferred to Portsmouth. the Ohio Department of Highways cupants of the plane as Capt. Wil· care of a minor child in another i.n 'the near future . ham G. I:SarOOur, Florence, S. C., OFF FOR "ASSAU leolcy. Gerald Preston will le¥ve Fri-------Fultz and Baker said the meet· the pilot ; Mrs. Elii:abeth n. Tuck· MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ing M open to anyone in the ooun- er, Richmond, Va., a school teaCb- day morning from Cincinnati on Admissions : Lewis Sauer, Midty interested 10 big;h'W!ay 1•\Pl'Ove- er ami lifutenant colonel in the a non·stop night for a Nassau nmDts. 11hey aske(\ that persons Ctvil Air Patrol; Monroe Hatch, a holiday. It is am all expense paid dlcport; Mrs. Janet Sigman, RutWith a definite rerommendatton civtlian employf' at Shaw Air Force weekend by lhe Ford Motor Com- land. Dismissed: Jesse Lambert, Midhav.e·readHy avail_able all llhe facts · Base, Sumpter, S. C:, and Clarence pany, awarded to Mr. Pre&ton in Cincinnatl Distrlct Ford d.lePort; Mabel Ke1ser, Sharpsburg, perta•lni.ng ~ the 1r spedfi-c recom- Bomer. education d~rector for the a Dealers conttst. Ohio. mended Improvement, lncludin~g CAP an North Carolina. the route number.s, bridge numA re~ue. crew managed to bel'S and mileages in.Yolved. l'Orne w1thtn 214 miles of the crlish s1le before dHrllness closed m Wednesday nighl. Guilty Verdict In Pike Case Rescuers Blaze Trail In Snow 'T.O,WJIrd. wrecka•e . !1! ':adU:, H' h p I •g way rogram Will Be Worked 0 ut March 25th JUnior Firemen Make Record Hop Plans Rev. Chandler Speaking Again Here Tonight Final plans were made for the record hop to be held at the Sy· raeuse grade school . this Friday 7:30 to midnight Wlth Bill Miller from WMPO as emcee when the Syracuse junior firemen met this week In town hall . One new member, Roger }Jub· The Rev. Kenneth Chandler of bard,' was voted into membership. Pt. Pleasant who is "Conducting d::iP::l:om:;:•cy:::.:.·_~---;-----:l<~Y·:..._-'''---------'-----:J•::m:::e~o~R:_·_:W~h'.'lte~p":'.:'""'l~de":d:·_ __ a series of sped.al services at t~e Pomeroy BaptJst Church w1U preach tonight on "Can One Be Suce of Hmen Now?" 1 . "1!>. ., .~ In h11 sermon Tuesday evtming "On Cooperating with God" he ' ! . L.l pointed out that many fol .. s Uve . . in a sott of "11on corii.mitted man· · .. l(qre and finer exb,lbita by Meip ' apeaken will awear. They wiU be iS deaigned to be of esp6cial bene· ner" in not sincerety cooperaelng Coup.ty home demo111tratJon cluba M'n. Arena HayDel, clothinf spee- fit to these people in their volun- with God. Folk unknowin.ly are cooperating with the enemy of and,loc;al m~;H"Ctiants . lft! expected lalit~, Ohio State Univttaity, ~ and teer work, MI'Jf. Nolan said . to· be On dis'play MarCh 30 ,.. Mid- Mra. Jlnlne cramer, spechi\ t ;,~cial feature.!i during ffie d.i.y their soub," he said. kev Chandler will speak again dleport tllgh school auditorium events direetor, 'Columbus and wul ~nelude 1.a skit, style revue, when the 24th r Annu.a.l Achieve- SOuthern Ohio Eleetrie Company. slldo taken 'tn West Germany (by Sunday morning at 8:30. He wHl meet with the youth at 8 tonight ment Daj: iJ ttl,ked. Everyone, not ust members of 6. Cramet) and spcclsl music. Mn. Geneva Nolan, extention Home Demonstration clubs, ia in· Tbe style revue wlll feature tai1· to discuss "Bay and Girl Prob· agent, · Home EeonomJcs, said any. vited to the 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. ofed garments and others made in lems." one wlth a apeciil interest or hob· A.cllievement Day which adjourns for'in,er clothing projects. Anyone ENROLL AT MARIETTA by Is invited to produce an eduea· at noon for a sack lunch (do Jt wishing to participate in the revue David Boney, a senior, Pomeory, Uo-. eM1bit to "help other famiUes yourself kind) and group coffee is "invit~d to telephone the local Carl Wolfe, a sophomore, Racine, put more fun into Uviq." hour. Reaistration begins at 1):30 extension office. 'I,'heme of this year's Achieve· a.m. The Achievement Day is being and James Baker, &ophOmore, of lneht OaF ts ''Leatninf Puts More Adviaon of 4-H clubs an4 m«Jth· tponsored by the Melgs .County Ex· Syracuse, have enrolled for the ~ in Llvinc." en of .f.H, club ·memBers are e1pee- tension Service through the County eecond semester of cla88es at Mar· To explain tbil ·theme," two ially llf&ed to attend. Tbe proaram Bitme DtmomtraLion Council. ietta CoUeee. • wart• 8.uger: Better EXhib.Its Expected MarCh 30th For Meigs • Count y's' Aonhal' :M:tmevemenf Day . Oba:rge w.iJ.l be beld at Che lmtg County Auditor Gordon Cald- Bottom Mebhodli.t Ohlii'Ch Satur· • Well .announced toda7 tbe dead· day eveninc it "'1;30. The pJ'OillaDl conunittee, , :t.ltr. Hne for house trailer tax Is AprJI lint. . . GeDe\"S Yoa'- and Mn. Rulh.l.a Tbe 1u: u·$,18 a· rev l'elmll•os 'Shutrlr.Ny. it pl&Jrrtlng &n tntireat.Of ' 11Je of tbe trailer. The ' Jaw tnr prneram.. Lee Wa}J.ace and 0. di!Y· .peaaJI¥ ~ ~k are the nireabmeilt provides for a ftr .011'1> .diJ • • f'!" \Iii' .-otiJ eommj.ttee. All "" welcDall. •I ,.. secl'ttary· Auodlfion enlighten the Cer<emony Inc., a non profit · ~:~-ident tho hottdayo lump Mr11 C- L Arnold left Tuead&y Cor 111 visit in Gallipolis with her son·in·law and dauehter, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Richards and family. Robert Sloan, Eugene WIUou&hby, Glen Thoma, Harold Hiler and George Wagner were buatneaa vis1tors tn Columbua Saturday. While there they \'lsited Dick Genbelmer, a student at Ohio State University. Expert Advice Will Be Obtained In Probl~m Of Joint Staff Operation E.astcr mailing envelopes this year. 1 h~y wtll mett 1fter Church on March 27 to do tbis. Mrs. Clydia AI· lensworth is chairman of the project. The traveling prize which had be£n contnbuted by Mn 0. E. .DI:cKmley wa:; won by Mrs. AliE'ns. 1\'orth. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Childst Mrs. Geora:e Mein· hart and Mta. Hudson. Ward of Shirley, t;.... -. .. Meigs unity Hospital Trustees Elect Mrs. Pearl Reynolds President l)'. A readmg, "Stoey of the Dogwood Tree," was given b)" Mrs. George Hud$0n . 'fhe group decided to purchase lilies for the church sanctuary and a goal of 36 wu aet for attendance for Easter Sunday. As 11 the yearly custom of the class, members wlll addreu .he Mr. and MtJ. Eu&,ene Triplett entertamed with a surprise party Friday after school honoring their son, Eugene, on his 11th birthday. Game11 were played and prizes awarded the winnera. After the honored guest opened his gift&, ice cream, decorated · birthday cake, Kool Aid and candy were served by Mrs. Triplett asaiJted by Mrs. Oliver Michael and Mrs. Lee Tyo. Present were Dickie Dayjs, Btu Moore, Ronnie Tatterson, Steve Flnlaw, Bruce and KeUy MeKeazie, Ronnie Logan, Mike Marth\ Charles Hyaell, Paul Smith, Terry Holdren, DOn Swishe,r, Leonard Van Meter, Dennis Wehrung, Willis Dunt, .Dick \Verry and Beckr Jane Triplett. enttne Oh5ao: C.t,.,.aWt elM.._ •ltttla...,.IMIIMCfllfta....,. •nd ....._. Ia......,.,........... dvrlnt ttM 4ar Mill ...., INIIIt ., tM Nat• toriJtht. ,r.., ,.,.., XI NO. 21!-9---'-- - - -- -.. - - - - - - - - - - - - ----;o----;;~,---:-:c:-:--:-.,.- .-:-=::;:-;;:;-;-;;;;;;-------------------.-::=~.- ----Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, !fblll'lday, March 24, 1960 SINGLE CO~'Y _ 5<: prayer was given by Rhodell Stef- I WEATHER ....... ond ..... 40. Low toftltht in tht 211. Mrs. Martha Cbilcb wu the devotional leader and the openins Mrs. Ethel Hu.a:be~ waa lbe devotiOnal leader and UMd lhe topic 'Christ's Farewell Sermon." She josed with the poem "Give of Your Best " Durin& tbe buameas meetmg a letter Wlf read (rom the I foreign miwonary wbo was remembered by the Clute at Chriat· I mas time. A letter was alao read irom Mrs. HU(II Morris, a mi ... slonary In Japan who had been remembered by tbe Circle stveral years ago. • at y • of the meeting. lw LUCILLI loi.6WKUd Mr. and :\trs. Bernard Sue"Gza daughters, Karen , Kathy ¥'d r.b't. Gibbs, of the social comnnt· K1m Ann of CanMnsburg, f;~ .. tee, announced that the sorortty were weekend guetils of her parwould bave a Sprm& Clotch at 12 ents, Mr and Mrs.' Philip Me.ler Wehe Terrace. , noon on March 31. M1ss Carolyn Me1er, studeftt .Mrs. Welker, or the social com· , nurse at St. Joseph Hospital, mtttee, ann(>!IOC('d that th e Found· Parkersburg , visited over the er's Day dinner would be held on weekend w1th her parents, Mr. April 28 al 6.30 at the Sportsman and Mrs. Phlllp Meier. Jn Athena. Mr. and Mrs R. B. Wilkins of Lancaster are guests of her moMrs. Rose Susun, of the Wa) S ther, Mrs Addie Grueser. and Meana oommtttee, was named M1ss Virginia Fisher, Charlesby the group u their "Girl of the ton was the weekend guest of Year." her aunt, Miss Nettie Koehler. After the close of the busmess They were Sunday guests of Mrs meeting a. cullural program on Charles Weaver in Galllpolis. "Enjoyment oi Nature" was g1v~:n Susanna Arnold, daughter of by Mrs. Jean Hlazew1 cz and Mrs. Mrs. Maxme Arnold and Sherrie Danny Thomas. nefreshments Bllickston , daughter of Mr. and were served by Mrs. Amsbary and Mrs Harold Blackston, are eonMra. Roger Morgan. fined to theU' hon1es with throat infection. VOL day evenin& at the church with Homer Rice, pruident, in charie Mainly About People In Pomeroy The Certificate of Merit from the' Heart A.llodatton for the Chap· ter's work in the past heart dnve was strown to the group by the president. Spring Hats Dresses and Purses Phillip Sistc.rs Style Shop COURT STREET Brown, president, presided over the meeting and an nounced the atate Beta Stgma Ptli convention whtch w11l be held m Dayton on June 3, 4 and 0. Mrs VirgU '1 •..- Mrs. Allensworth Heads C.ommittee On Easter Mail Beceans CLass of the Middleport Church of Christ was held Tue• Baptist Chu~h . !wliddleport, met Tuelday eveniDI at the chutTb with Mrs. Charles Bennetl, vice chairman, in char&e. e COSTLY 'AT IIAIII IL CINTRO, Calli. UP.-.._ MI.., L. Atullar compfelnetl t . day tiMt a ral• the ,.. cantly l'ltUI'IM aa an -.lore tf tfoo County HMI!h Dop...-at put her In • hlwh tax lwacbt Mel now the mvtt pey $1.50 a WHk more in tu... The March meetin,a: of the LDY•l 'I'ht Love-J' oy Circle of the Flnt Tbe Women 's A560ctalion ot tbe THURSDAY Md FRIDAY Shitley Ward Is Recent Newlywed Mrs. Hughes Was Devotional Leader When Circle Met • OIUCKLE FOR TODAY '• • More Study Of Ohio's Flood Problems Asked By New Group COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio's new advisory flood control council of the state Water Commission Wednesday recom. mended a thorough study <>f the state's role in flood control activities. Tbe recommendation included research to determine the type of legislation needed to get tbe flood control program rolling. ~e study would include vi1ib to otherstates which have set up flood eon. trol agencies. S. L. Frost, director of the Wa· ter Commission, said agenda in mrector Koder M. Colli.!ion of Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York. Obio'!l new Department of Indus· Connecticut and CalJfomla sbou)d trial and Econoq~ic Development be studied. Any legislation would Include asserted today that Ohio fman· ciers are overlooking a new and flood plains regulation, :whkh affective tool to .assist econonlic I would designate the danger zoneli development in the state. and mclude construct1o11 of bridge~ or other activities that 9foiald reHe referred to Ohto's new De· strict flow of wa1et In tlmei of velopment Corporation law which fi!)Ods . was pa.ssed in the last session of He said until the ·study is ~ the Ohio legislature. The new law pleted, outright aonln& cannot be permits 10 or more persons to recommended, form local, regional or state-wide The council also reeommended development corporations for pro. a study on creation ofa revolvlnJ motlng industrial expapsion or fund which could mate IQUJS to helping already est.ablr1hed in - communities .In f]pod Contnl df.s. dustrl.es to expand. It also permits tricta. It could 'lerid mouey· to gl!!t ; · banks to lend money to such cor- 1 new couervancy dttttictl it.art.e( • £ potations lor tb.e fint Ume. Froit aaid. ' ' · 1 Ohio Financiers Overlooking Bet Deve}0pment I In �Religion In America •• 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Q., Mareb 24/ 1960 fHE DAILY SENTINEL Syracuse Native Died Retently In Cambridge, 0. ~ ,:., ·lAtuentating Editorially .. A tJ1lde ma£azine recently predicted that the farm equipment mdu stry \~ ill not share yeJr Purchas~s of farm ~uipment are paid for out of gross income and hopes for future in the 1960 bu.smess upswmg mrome. " - on the ~rounds \ that there was a drop 10 farm income in 1959 and a further drop ts expected for '' 1'960. .~ . ,. This brought an answer from (' L Dickinson, Dtrector of Resea rch of thf' Farm Equtp· ment Inshtute He po111ted out that the apparent cause and effect relationship between farm income and farm rquipment sales " has not been established by the records of farm machincry fa-ctory sh1p111ent s dunng the past ten years. Co m men ia l farmers, like other bustness executives, buy or plan to buy equipment to imprnve produclive efficiency - that is, to reduce costs Purchases are not determined by net income for any particular He added that in 1958, gross ret!eipts to farmers from all '' '' I Irma Dmlson Is . I .• ' •'' •' ' .• . .' .•. ''' .• .. • .. '' .• ' ... ' qqdoFf.'!il'J '"'~WY· · ¥q, Mlll,r il CI!!IOld Ervin, Middleth.e grett Jtudlnotber of ~ bave oiiQlltll ~r 111 ~~~ the national IIebi, IIIIW ~-11,1 •I illiQIII f290 !J!I!PI-.,. ~~ l!f ~~~~~ 111!1 dtlil dots not lncr!IIH f..-.r lllo UMitl, lfAIIIIIIIi of proJWiiY·" A CAPITOL ay !14NCHe M. HAIICINI DAILY sENTiNEL DAYBOOK CLAIS 1'4 MilT Work«a <.lass of Chut<:h wjll home ol Mrs. HISTORY Meigs Cou OF By Wallor E. Sines to t:ELEIRAT! of Evangeline will celebrate their l if Mts: sam·s siater. au.... ~ Giimoo; Tennant and· Ch~les · ~.U '·have returned ~· otter Q>on!linc oevuol ,j.eeks ,. .Pial ai tii!J'&ned. Power Plant \in Terra Haute, Ind. Donald Bumgardner has been a mt<lical patient. at Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas vance and Barban of Morgantown, W. Va. were weekend guests of his par· ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vance Mrs. Jack Welch has been a sur· gt.caJ patient at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Mr .. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush visit· ed her mother, Mrs. A. E. Wolfe, who is at the home of another dau· gblfr and her f~mUy, Mr. and l!rs. Joe Cubbi« and Kt:thy in Bv6erton, Ohio durmg the week-end. Mrs. Wolfe suff,ed a broken arm ay LOUII CASIILI the Ruuian1, we rtally at heart." United '""' lnternatioftal not know where we are- going. To be rieh, accordina to Judeo "I In R111sl• l11t summ•r -ChriJtian teaching, 11 the sreat. 1nd I hna ~ ....,_ tcartd est rnoral ch•llenee a man or a to -.th, 1'hoM ,...,.. are dis. natlon eaa face. cipllned ,ml Mw trMt t1 tth How are American• re•pondlng In th•lr ..,. of 1"-. Thn do al to tbi1 challenge? Blessed with btllh• tfut thlt Mure MI4Ntll may appear the &reateat wealth that •ny peo- to them. W• do not know whlre pie have ever posseased, are they WI ar• eoln1 aor · wtlaf w. are the key to It," serving as "good steward•" of suppoYd to achitv.. The Amer· Christi.aD• beGod's bounty? Or has prosperity lean drhm of tM dignity of all did not give Amer· made them abort·si.Jhted, self-in- men •nd tho "lthn•t• ._rth of aU of wealth becau~e of du1gent, preoccupied with the1r fnHom ...ms t. bo 41m. auperlor virtue or simply to own comfort? "I think we have grown .sellilh our country to enjoy luxury and lelf·indu1aent." (lthers •re in bunaer. ' A• a nntrlbutlon' to national Rabbi Elsendratb exprened a ''Tbe reason why God has aiven telf..alnalnetlon, UnltH p,.... view. unparaUeled wealth and powlntematlonel IOUtht tM vi... mutt be b6c:ause he trutt.l us of flft 1-.cllnt c - - Dn "We talk of God". be uid, I.Am<edcan'~: He expec•.....l,....... .... us . . . t o theta CJuoeflont. the American people now dispensers of hi,l bounty, to Hve for m(lre than food ParticipaUftJ in the sympoalum l7~~:!:: at pagan idolt of money, were: the Rev Dr. Franklin statui and comfort. drink, stodta and honda, erClark Fry prt1ident of tbe Unitseem somehow to have and saillni boats for ed Lutheran Church In Amerlc.a; our leruJe or positive, dyna· lo,1rse!veii." Rabbi Maurice N. Eieeadrath, missi6n in the world-the pree\dent of the tJDJ.on of Ameri· of clianging the world in "Americans are generous," aaid of God's kingdom, . Sheerin, "but not quite sencan H,ebtew Congregatlona; the Rev. Dr. Arth\11' f... Miller, moder· and slok- ler•>.~~.enoogb." ator ef the UnJted Presbyterian translatinc only 6 per cent of the Church; Fr. John 8.1 Sheerin, C. into broad population, we hne 40 S. P., editor of the Catholic World the cent of the world's income. and Metbodl..et Biahop Gerald our total expenditure tor the Kennedy of Loa Angeles. of poverty and hunJer In lndldment ., Americans Indonesia, SoUth America Their replies add up to a aharp comes to little more indietment of the way Americans one-tenth of ope per cent of gross national ptoduct. are uatng their unprecedented af· At Heut "This Ia a ridiculously insianl· ftuence. ' w•• I! the isbasic dlfflculty "I tbink with Americans that-..they have no cltar APJ"POSe," said Bishop Kennedy. We have the money and ~ •• Btl J.s.......... ,....,.. S.Mtor, 7-t Dl&trlf;t 81RTH NOTID Mrs. R. C. Sansbury received word yesterday of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Reg Johnson, March 13, In Morgantown, W. Va. The new baby h~s been named Debprha Ann and is the g~anddaughter of Mrs. Fred Sehroath (Carol Louise Ervin) and the late Fred Scflroilth and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Johnson of Char· leston, w. Va. , The from most Dr. optimistic appraisal Fry. "No country on earth," he said more generous impulaes of the rieh is the property the . That 60 per cent of we~~h•:ve~~tll:e~r:e~so~ur~ce~o,~bu~t~b~e-~th~a~n~t!h~e~U~n~il~e~d~S~ta~l~es~. ~A~m~er~ic~an['',l of to thelieworld areonhalf· mating counter movea w1th few exceptions are humani· ~l:;r,~:~~ ought heavily the conscience." Your "One of the basic troubles," he "is that we devote too much re!lources to inereasmg our affluent level of private and too little to of all kinds. we change this trend, have very serious social II'""· TASTE In !~~~f:~~~~;~:~w:l~th~~a Hall potluck cently. and head IDjUf)' wben .she fell re· 25th at Mr. 11nd Mn. -Robert Tennant women IPld childr«=n visih:d relatives in ~~~f:~!\~~~· W•llollura. W, Vo, TELL • • • as well as international "Tber'e must be a great deal o1 Christ·hke self denial, cannot hope to maintam a cull~oce that wiU in any sense be worthy of the name Christian." II~,... I • • • when It's TODAY AND YEST~RVEAR I I:~~::::~~~;"]~~::~· belies the · · tdea that It the exceas yond - I A pr&yer of thankR for 1 Certain Thing that came to a loved one recently. l't(l!1f<IY last weet. · \1!Wih of Pr<>Jll!fiY ll!lllll 4km't !IIVJ • llllll" tlll· "U IIIIJ ~"'114 Ill'• VMit fiM1I ~ day Two artilidal orchlde in a at~:~u window up~wn. 1 Una:er over them 1drtM. , but I'Ve alrelldY ·bought too many "raise flowerl." J)fep hevt a~he abuut the fpl · 1 love to 1ee a cerlain elderly lowing : SiXty-three dead in Indiman past up street greeting In a ~t~'ll: ~fDJ. era~. Three fine mo,hjolly manner every one he meeb ers done to death amld Nature'• PlanA were m1u.le for the annual He is an incurable pessimist, but tlltterlng bridal Jey water falls They merely wanted to look at Motht>r Daughter banq,Jet to be puts on thl1 good front beauty and died the most foul and htld at the school April 7. My beloved liked my dinner lo· cruel o! all deaths. During Lhe" bualneBR meelini:, day And .!laJd so--buttered carrots, meat loaf, plain boiled potaA visit with my elderly netghbor. prc~ided over by Pre11dent Mari lyn S(·hwarz. the group was pre- toes and apple Raucc I love to see her laush and the senled membership card& by the crinkle' come around her lovely setreliirY Myra ForemQn. The A ri'esh gr~n shamrock blue eyea. mntmg opened with the reeiLa- Irish Day from a dear older oowoin I ·· ,, · , ' . , ~ ,, , tion of the lt'HA Oreed, ctnumed my day. 1 wrote her a A iobin site orf top tJf a ,n,.i.Ch· pa11c letter in r111turn. I hope bor'a aQ)all w11h bouse pe.IJ" our -PUBLISHER - - --==:DIES stanJ8 up under the blow. kitchen wtndow. · ASHI.AND, Ky. (UPn - Col He is in love, I can tell . Bt'njanun F For~:ey, thilrman of Even "Tag" Long's little the l.tuird and publisher of the Ui hred of snow Rilling on a Ashland llo1ly lndC'pendent, died morning she looked out on a Sunduy after a ion~ iltnert!l. He of white. "Aw shuck&, It anowed Will 93. at.:ain," quoth 1he in dl~gust. ol burjed by the Herlan Mr. aad Mn. William Miller Funeral Dlrectors pd Jr.0dd!i11Jti.ter, Helen Kramer the Rev. Howdy ~r· SltntlDI!ton, fa., .., vlliting was in llf, aod ·Mro.. q.otge sam Mrs, 7~====~==~~==~ Gfflt"Crs for next Yf'ar were t>lected at a recent meetmg of the Future llomemakers of America Chapter at Wahama hlgt\{scnooi Elected were Irma Dodson, pre· I'll dent; Nanoy McDanlel, vice presidcnt, Ann llarrla, secretary; r-:mma Jan4• Weaver, treasurer; Sharon Foreman, Hi11torian; Jon etta Cunningham, parliomentarinn Judy Turner, reporter nnd Ann Howard, ~ong leader. ~m ·s~!lll P.utenbur& oJ\ '.SaturdQ. Mrs. Fred .B.teY and Kra. L. C Roulh frorn the New Haven Gar deD... c:Jub attended the State Con· venUon for Garden Clubl hel~ this 'T~k at The Gretobrier Ho~ in 1\'blte Sqlpbor. The mero.berJ of the Boy Scout TrOop. 256 and member. o( the scout Committee shoveled w~lks iu N•w ~aven arte.r tbe large snow ~ovornmenl..., ~ hIll~ Did You Know l'hal.? , ' ¥r'- , Paul , li(;~ly. a~l~med ~!l!r111~ IIIII Ill \lit ~ ~ the New President ·' Of FRA Chapter . were higher than m any year <~X<ept for 11158 ~nd 19;i~. Total as· sets owneQ by commeretal farmers increased . And, of tl:ltJ utmost siSnificance, costs increa-sed too - creating the need fer more efftcient machinery · Present-day labpr CQtts tnake mechani2ed farming essential - because of the vast saving in human time and effort the machines accomp,u.b..111e oewar- ~uipme~t is substan· tlally !1111'8 ~ 4!14 llfiMI4!Bllt•ltban the old. In the UJbl Ill~ fM:~, tlttnt1o a aood reason to expoct IIICII I~ !If eql!lpment sales.. ~.~~!~d ~~ S The rol!owing editorial is the New York Ctly Daily News: "The House Government Operations Com· mittee has JUSt taken an tnventory of all the property the Federal Government OWDI. These holdmgs add up in value to tho enormous figure of $26; btllton - incluclbljl 778 million acres of land lone-ftrth or tho n~tllon's area) valued at $72 billion ~urces Social Notes A ~ot luck dinner was aerved wflen the JQlly Workers ~unday School Ch1•• of the Mason Me. 1hodlst Church met Moo-day nlJht WilUam John Jenkins, 86. Byes· at the church. ville, 0 ., died i'l Cambridge Com· Becau.ae of the .small ,.number munlty Hospital after a short attend1ng, n.o: . b11~P.~" 5~118ion was held. ~ttending _ were Mr. wnd lllneu. Mn:. Willis Dudding ., an~ family, I II<. .4•1\ Mn. ,~,!!!••· Pl!lll•f and spns~ t.ns\ Mr. . &Q~ 1 AJI'I. Bill 'fi:\OatP.•r • 'II"-.. Why Farmers. Buy Machinery ~- New Hiive~ Jliches Find Americans Coming Up Short In Challenges Of Judeo, Christian Instructions Let 'Taste' Be The '.Judge'I GET VALLEY BELL TODAY- AT YOUR STORE OR I'IELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR- HOLtER HOSPITAL ADMLSSIONS, Mlar. 22, Mrs. Clll'l T. Roach. Middleport; Mr& lWy D. ~pencer, Racine; Melvin B. Grimm, Syracuse; Gary Bruce ~talnak'llr, Pomeroy; Henry Ftedenek Kapteina, Pomeroy; Dennie FN.nklin 11u.llob, Meson. Bm.THS, Mar. 22, Inllmt Mate Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Cart T. Roac:b, Middleporl. DISCHARGES, Mar. 22, James E. Pl.lmer, Mn. Sidie J. RU&b, Mrs. Co.lvin Stover, Dale G. Winebrenner, Mrs. Frarfkie K. AMen, Mn . William Thomas Good-erham, Mrs. Lowell K Lambert, Lorry Ellis Zioo, Jeffrey Sleven Muldirlil, MNI. ELiza J. Tull, Pear-l Edward Me· Derm.itt. MM. Earl Helman, Miriam Rn9a Foster, Jobn Walter Brooks, Herbert Charles Stanley, Mrs. R.tymoftd J. Yaptiteh, Infant Male Yegatiob, Mrs. Billy A. Chamberlein, Infent Female Chamberlain, Mrs. Alonm Lee, Infant Female Lee, Mrs. John A. Cunnint· •bam, Infan-t Male Ounnlrlf;tlam, Mr.s. Lester A.. Plym.aole, Infant Female PJymale. Racine Society Events Rutland Community News Dally Seotlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Kutb M, 111811 I Sgt Mixer's Fanti}y united t5 II¥ ...... Plrkw lAnpviUe and a 1951 graduatt of Two Men Ffued llr. and Jln, CWr Taylor •nler· Rutland !Uoh School. • Clarence BIDJ aDd 0UY• Mltd. tained the Golden Clrcl~ Clan at Mtu HJ~oell. dauj:bter or 'Mt .uld were each fiMd 15 aDd ealtl aa tile Church ot Cb.rltt buement on Mn Elmer Hy.ell, Mlddleport , R convietioa of iat~ ebartM Friday evenina:. D , was Yaledictorian ot the 1969 to the court of Mayor Xtnnttll Moo The meetlna: wu opened by the claN of Rutland Hi&h School Mrs. Nina Lou Mixer, cJauehter ElhinDey UU. momlD&. , pre.tdent, Roy Snowden. Carl Hyof Mr. and Mn Lee Wallue, Chief of Police Herbert Gilkq aell offered prayer and Ernett AHNOUNCI IIRTH her ehtldren Robert G. J4, Pltri· arratecl Ray!DOIIil The meetinJ o~ned at 2 o'clock Ntfhot.on pve a tcrlpture reading Mr and rdra B11"1D DifJI de eta Slttila and Debra Jeff ReedJ. Wednesd.a,. Lambert. 28. HunUnaton. W'. Y•.., w:ltb the womeo · meeti.DA lD the Thelma Hysell rud the tetretar)' tmnouncmg the birth o/ 1 daueb- v!lie On the 19th of .March to jOin for reckleu operation, ~ and reo unclU.ary. lin. Jlflllet Stephen- report and Ernett NichoiJon, the tar, Debbie Lynn. 11t Holur Hot· her husband who U 1lat.loned ill leased htm on $1~ boDd for ·~ .on, Pomeroy, preaident, in treuunr'1 ·A bake I&Je will be PUll Tbe baby ,W 'f boro SatW"day Germany pearanoe tcniJbt. char&e and Rev. Blluett of Mat- held Saturday at Markin~ Market. mght, M.areh 19, and weighed 8 lb Travel arran&ement.J were made Jettt wu ~peaker to the men in The evening wu spent playlDI Grandparent.J are Mr. and Mn fo:r them to travel by 1lr 10 11 to the btlcony. He alto tpote to the garnet. Refrtlbmen\8 were JUVed Merle Davu, Lanuville, and lt.r. arnve ln Frankfurt Germany 00 -N UTUIINID en.tlre aroup from .f, to IJ o'- to Hr. and Mn. Emeat N1eho1Jon, and Nr•- AJ.ex .Birebfield. l11e 20th where theY were met by Lewi. Eber Samples, age 47, clock after which dtnner wu Mr and Mrl. Roy Snowden, Mr. ALUMNI &ANQUET Sgt. Moter and tnveled by car Harrt10nv1lle, hu been ntunMd aerved In the batement to ap.. and Mn. Richard Gruetier,. M~ The Rutland High School Alum to Lelphe1m, Germany, where from Knvx County and plaeed ln and Mr1. Erneat Molden, Thelma ru Banquet will be beld M.ay 28 at they w111 re.&Jde te.mporarily. proximately 15 at 6 o'eloc:lt. jail here under authority of tlud.Ce The speaker ftr the evening Michael, Bob Hill, Mr. and Mn. the &rade school cafet.ena followed After JOimng Sgt. Mixer m Ger- E W. People' on a aon-tupport. w.as Dr. Tberon CbaJtalD ol Cin- Carl IIYM'll, Cbarle1 Richard by 1 dance at the bJgh Khool gym, many they expect to do qu 1te a charJ:e. cinnatl. Grueser, Mike and Bllly Nicholaon. aceordmg to plans announ4:ed by bJt of travehng throughout the 'Mle Booaten Sunday 8ebool SKATING PARTY HILD Nate Wl&e, alumni pre.ident country Thla w1JJ be a new exIEFFERS INJURID Clah met in the c~W'cll Friday Stevie Hoffman, ton of The PTA haa been mv1ted to penence espee1ally for tbe two Willie Jeffen, Minenville, wu eveninll. MeeUng opened wtth Mrs Dana Hoffm.an, serve tbe meal wJth the menu to younger children 11 tbey have injured at the Ricbrd. mine 1t babel Simpson re1ding for her hls 7th birthday wJtb a mclude ateak, muhed pot.atoea, never traveled in a foreign eoun- West Columb1.1 Wednesday He hu scripture Lukf> HI: 11·32 and ty at the Skate-A·Waw Friday gravy, green beans, to11ed s.al.ad, try. Mrt. Mixer and tbe tw~ old- a fractured left foot and ankle. He prayer by Vera Beegle. Read- lng. bot rolla, c~erry pie alamode, col- e.t children traveled through Ja- wa• treated by a Middleport phy1i· inu "Who Put the Fat on the Those at~ndmg were bis br<,th· I fee and reh~h PlMt_es. pan while tbey were Jtationed cian Fatted Calf", "Do it yourself re- er Charlea, hl8 motl1er, Mn An alumni meetmg waa held at there during the Korean War. 1.::=--------ligion" and "Patrict went to Jre. mce Hoffman and Mrs Vema the WL&e h~me Thursday evenTb11 trtp w1ll complete their 1pending bis tour , iD Germanr land." Closed with lincin.l '"l1le Sn6wden, and sons, Steve, LarT)' mg. Attendmg were VICe pres!- travels throughout the world u which will complete more than Touch of Hi1 Hand on Mine" nd and Garry. dent Bruce May, secretary Judy Sgt. Mixer mtends to retire after 23 yean ot Army terTice. prayer by babel. NURSIS RECIIVI CAPS Chase, treasurer Wanda WllhamP •..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;:;;;;;;..;_;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.I The AprU meeting: will 11e at Mary Hysell •nd. Judy program _chamnan Ann Webster, \ r the home of Phyllis Mutia,.1 '; Jre- were among n Jtudent nUI'Ies table chaLrman Bill Brown, nomm -' sident. :/ , received their capt · atmg chturman Carl Moms, table Refreshments were serfta to at Holzer Ho1pltal settmg chairman Pearle Canaday, Fannie Sayre Bt.a~he WaH_._ Jng exerci~e~ in Grace decoration chatrman .Sean Parker Marie Roy, M:ae&le SbaJa, Q;:tb, Church, GalliJI(Ilis. and Western Local PTA presadent Mildred Lucaa !label and Helen Simpson. Laura . Mra. Jan.ette Sheets, RN, Named to committees are · pr()McKenzie, Vera Beegle, " ~eda mg arts i~tor, presented Bentz' Blanch Spencer .': rim clan and M1ss F1orent"e gram-Judy Chaae ; table-Kenny Gaul,' PhyUis Martin. ' rf.Tf-·· director, conferred the capt. Davis, Gene f",nll: and Carl Moms; E.lght membera of the Miss Gallion Is the daughter nommallon-Carroll Snowden and accompanied by Rev. A. M. Me- Mr and Mrs. Melvin Cross Lauren Hoffman; table oeltin1!- JI Cauley attended tbe Youth Rally Dons Thomas, Joann Wiae Thomas; decoration-Joan at Cheshire Saturday evening. Mr. and lim. a & . .SWift. and art. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fmk, Ma Tbe officers pJa- to aUend • daughter, Michele of Columbus rie Blrchfl.eld, Joan Harrison, Fred training conference April 0 at apent Sunday wttb her parents, George, Mr. and Mn Ronnie • Rio Grande. Mr. and Mra. Francis Morrl1 and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell Jr., sater Christine Lake and 8011 IIams. Fred Williamson, Mr. and and Mrs. Joe ol Spring Lake, N. C., ue aq- Bill and attended the band con- Mrs. Bruce Bill Davia, Mr. Larry 1~.35c nounclng tbe birth of- a daughter cert at the high school Iv..ana Delores, March 18. GrandMr. and Mra. Donald Me!X.y ~:~d HOME-MADE ... Seuoaed Just Righi parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan and son Danny 6f Mt. Victory · Powell Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. spent the weekend witb Mr. and Frank Cleland. Mrs. Cleland left Mrs. Verne Watt.eren and were dsn, Bill Monday evening to assist in the tuppel' guests Saturday of Mr. M'r. and Mrs. care ot the new baby. and Mrs. Robert Beegle at Port- Mr. and Mrs Liver ,All· Meal- Slleed Mrs. John Stage, the former land and attel!ded. the tourna- Mrs. Bob N el5on, Bruce May. 1~. Ann Sargent was honored with a ment. bridal shower March 18 at the Mrs. Maggie Hayman returned ' AnEND FESTIVAL home ol Mrs. Alfred Crow with Thursday alter spending the Rutland High Sch.;oo~l·~.~~:~:' Mrs. James Rees Sr., aulsUng. winter witb her sister, Mrs. E. J. C.1The Chorus received au E Games were played and prize& Hayman at Parkersburg. rating at the District lll WONDERFUL CRISP. awarded to Mrs. J(lhn Fisher, :Mn Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wiltshire tival competition at Gallia Aoad· II FLAVOR SOLID HEADS Frances Roberts and Mrs. Cbarles and Uugbler Linda, of Marmet cmy High School auditorium Hackney. were week.?nd guests of his par- Saturday morning. GUts were placed on the din- ents Mr. and Mrs.. HilTY Wilt· The Rutland High Mixed Chorus, ing room table centered with a shire. Clau C-1 received a good b_.ide doll w1th satin ab"eamers Dale Rousb apent Sunday in Mrs C 0 Chapman FRESH .. , VINE RIPE going to the many gifts. Columbu1. of vocal music in the Mr. and Mn. Critt Bradford of Salem Center !1Chools . Those attend loa: were Mrs. Earl Robinson, Mrs. William Robin· Worthington spent the weekend • • son, Mrs. Charles Hackney, Mrs. with Mr. and Mr8. A. C. Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Canon Howard Neigler, Mrs. John Cross, WINESAP or ROMES Mrs. Hilton Wolfe Sr., Mrs. Fran- of Belpre visited Mr. -and Mrs. ces Roberts, Mrs. Raymond Hens- A. C. Bradford and attended the ler, Mrs. William Cross, Mrs~ band concert Sunday, , John Fisher, Mrs. Clarence SarCarolyn Price w~ ·' · The Rio Grande A.uoclatlon meetlna w.aa held Tbunday tfternoon •nd •venial in tiM B.adne J'trat B.aptllt Church with ID attendance of one hundred retistered JUettl. - - -- PARADISE FOR BARGAIN HUNTERS ffl FRESH MILK • I NECK BONES 2lbs. 29c SAUSAGE 69c gal. jug • SHORT RIBS lb.39~ • • 49c8ologna · ·· · ll 39c Sausage II BANANAS LET.TUCE :lb.- lb.29~ TOMATOES RIVER ' REPORT gent,. Mra Herbert Shieldl. Mri . . lgbt guest Saturday -of "~:~~~:~;; "~~.,.:: Henry Euler, Mary Euler and Mrs. Howard Frank. ·It , 1 1lu Montgomery 15.8 upSaradel Ree-s. Mds. Margaret Houdasbelt spent uower lO ft. opta;" GalSending gifts were Mrs. John Saturday with Mr. •nd Mrs. AI· 17_8 upper, 14.6 !ftter, 16 Elwood, Mrs. Charles Alkire, bert Heilman at W~Jlt Pen. London dam 18_1 upper Mlss Vera Beegle, Mrs. Victor James Jividen of Zanesville , three quarters n . open; Wolfe, Mrs. Richard Lee, Mrs. was an over night guest (lf his upper 11.3 lower, ft. open; Winfield 18.0 William Hayes, Mrs. Wallace Wea- mother Mra J_ F. Jividen Monday ver, Mrs. Donald Wolfe, ..,rs. Guy BiU Hayman returned to hb 1ower, 2 ft . open. pt . · 1er and Mrs. Harold 8argent. emp1oyment on t h e river a1ter Ne1g 24.26, Pom~ro:y·Mason Mr. and Mrs. A1fred Dunn of apendlng a month with his wife Lock 23, 1a. 4 dam down . dams -are up 13 through 22 Crooksville visited his father, and eon. Rev. F. E. Du,nn Sunday after· Mrs. Lovey Sayre Is spending one and one traps open. noon .af·ter visiting his mother a few days with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Rlwr lkttih: Down Lock Mrs. Dunn who b a patient at John Stobart at Cheater Cri 8 •" , I. .wue. •~ De IIr. and Mrs. J unIor Stewart o f - V. u Jr.am:35 am Mike <MJ; Ho Izer Hosp1ta an Allen Frieberger 18-0; 9 of New Lexington came Tuesday Belle, W. Va., were guests Thurs 11 am 20.0; Lock 21, Into be at Hie bedside of her moth· day Of his ptrenta, Mr. and Mrs. l0 :40 am 0-4; Ashland er, :Mrs. Dunn. Walter am z-10; Lock 22 c . v. Har· 11 am 2~; LOck 23 Nebraska ti.4S pm &-0; Robert E. Reed pm 0-9. Up at Loek 23, Robert T. Bonaie 11-~ (mixer); Janit1 D. 7 Elger Cliff 1:05 am ().1; Stephenson 7:45 am, 8:35 am IH; Galli· 4:28 am, 2-20; 1:10 am 10-2; COI"I)ell am 8-5; Island Creek 11: Ui PRESENTING THE CAR.DESIGNED FOR SPORT hds. APPLES 3 1bs.39c BUY NOW! ONION SETS 21bs. 45~ . FAMILY SIZE FROZEN PIES • ea. 49~ CANDY BARS 6for25~ SEE OUR SUPPLY OF EASTER CANDIES TH~ FOOD MA.RT Pbooe WY Z-%821 Save Your .S4H Green Siampl- Fill A Boot Quk:km- 113 W. .SECOND ST. POIIIIROY, OMO 10.0. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 7:30 P:M. 6% SIMON'S MARKET BEER AND SELF·SEBVIt::E WINE CARRY-OUT These 'Are1Yer~ay Prien Nat Just Week-end I " •....., 'T•''~'.' ' ,. ,,·' ,. , I. . BOILED HAM..... ...... ·99c : b. BONELESS BEEF ,ST~W 69c lb. OYS:rERS . .12-as. can std. 93c RING GARLIC , BOLOGNA ...... 59clb. RING LIVER PUDDING .... 55c: lb. POLISH SMOKED SAUSAGE . : 69c lb. SLICED BOLOGNA . . . 39c: lb• PORK BRAINS . . . . . . 39c: lb. BEEF TONGUES ..... 45c lb: LEAN""' MEATY BOILING BEEF ... ... 39c: lb. SLICED PORK STEAK 49c lb. SMOKED PICNIC HAMS ..-.... ·35~ lb. FRESH -... • PIG FEET ....... 8 lbs. $1 ;00 FRANKS ......... 59c:lb. PORK NECK BONES 5'1bs. $1. SLICED, PORK LIVER . 29c lb. SLICED SL,I$1l,D'_,~.f li.I~ER .. . 39c lb. BACON ENDS .. Sib. box 89c OLD FASHIONIO CiOWEN RIPE :BA~ANAS ,, ' TOM RUE MOTORS . ' , ' 0. 319 SO. THIRD ~T. MWDLEPORT, • ~ lb,sr . ,5~ FRESH ' . Cranberries l-Ib. •ello pock 25~ · LARD 41~. can - 59c 25lb. can- $2.9$ 10-oz. J,_, INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE $1.69 Candy.an All Popular Brands I 10for39¢ · lENTEN· .ft~Ats . ,, , KRAFT!S -•1' 0114 Dl,_. -- 2 29o lot 35c Tuna Fllh an -~-~-~---~ S - ·-----·---- Stc con F . - .....h Ploh -- 49c ~ .. 1 �' Hunters Schedule Trials April 3 " 4- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., M!ll'ch 24, 1960 BuekeyesVs REDS1 fRED • • • • • .. Jr Alan Mavtr Bobcats In OU Dedication • Colavito Looks Ready To Sock 'em Again For Gonzalas May --, Wild Coon Hunt ~~~~~,l~~w~.dians As Spa·ing ~ills ~harpen Be H~tch's Most Set For April • ~-~ ~-•-vito ••• bl·~··n· Whphouldn I we wm the .... --~ '-"oU-0' '' ~ u ny ulh&, 0t Y con- nant tht.s '" h h 11 tbe ball lor the Cleveland lndlam tmued Detween lrlpe to the bat when h year e c a enged ItO ··-n .. ,,., • r n " • k ~it •PfH.fi the RiX'k 19 set to tmg Call! ''Thirty ctr 40 yean ag~ ly thin: :m~~~Ut ~:~\In ,.··~ s~~e- ,_._ .acain jn '00 _ · •Pe Rotk open~ the ~llhibition le'uon by Mshtng a pair of Jl.ome ~na acainat the San Fran· tifkoa Otant.• and would have been credited With a thtrd But he bat· ted out of turn. I ,. a ballplayer could m ke 11 U If d 5 a U1 of prediction! and. if he !lopped nobody sa1d anylhlnJ. &It nowa. days-Wow! " ~2 HOMt" L..t v.., Deeplle a .21!17 nerage a..t year Colavito hit 42 homen to Ue for Amer 1 c~tn t.ea 8ue honon wa·•• u• Washington'•' Hannon Killebrew. ~nd his 111 runs batted Jn Wls J~st one .short of Jackie JetalfQ't tdle·Winnl"!l output. ..rd like to hit .300 th is year," the last lnd.lan to stcn sa1d. "But plbae don't put that down as a fl"edicticn . I remember one tlme I aald rd hit 30 borne runs and got onlv ?~ II C'Amf' h~ f'k tn haunl Room~ 3 '-- ·e e ut·st double play combination in Johnny lemple and Woodle Held We' vE> g t l1tlt ter balance. And wf?ve au grea; IUY to manage us __ Joe Cor· don ." Homlfnd Faur Tll'nott C 1 1 o av to and Cleveland General llanager F)-ank Lane didn't comf' to terms untll M.l rch 3, tour days after spring training opened Rocky Is belit'ved to have held the Jeafl.l(• with I f "Walt a minute," Rocky laid ' out or $40.000 although his bat. and ran back to the Clie. "I'll ~ Ung average dropped by 46 back in a second." pdlnts 1'!- 18!19. Then he moaned and groaned He came to terms for what is wcr every blooper he hit but • believed lo be $S~.OOO on Marrh 6 chdn'l make a sound when a cou· the ole of drives carrted over fence. NEW YORK UPI _ The u. s. l' Golf Al80ciation hJS named Clar· ence W. Benedtct of Mamaroneck, N. Y, to succeed Emerson Carey, · New Furniture ONLY ' "0 $299 Jr. 0[ Denver ••• vu:e-presidenL Carey resigned for busineu rea· suns ' COLUMBUS, UPI _ T. ·Benton (Pop) Dernpsey, a harnellll race owper, trainer and driver for 6!i ye~tn, died W8dnetd1 y at the age DfmJiaey, a charter member of the 11. s. Trotti.,, Alsoctation, ' ' - . tn hll lint race at the aie MASON ot .-r. FUI!NITUII( CO. '"==----=:==- l _,__ Phillie~. Tbe brilliant performance sent a nuh of optimism through 1 squad WhJeh haC! lost aeven of 10 IOYS DRESS OXFORDS $645 The Shoe Box SIZES · a to 1 ~ames and was beginning laat lieeelved - - New Shiptnent Of GIFT.JI'EMS • Pollery, Hummel Flprlnes, Costume Jewelry B. H. Sanborn Jewelry Jeweler - Optometrist MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TAMPA. Fla UPJ _ Cincinnati Manager Fred Hutchinson stid today if Tony Gonzales proves tu be a problem he will be a "ple.11.1ant one" Gonzales pounded out three hits for the seeond d:~y in a row Wed ne&da y ali the Red& beat th.e Wast1 ington Senators 4·3 at Orlando tn mak(! then sp;mg' ro•ord , 0 'rar .. four wins and six losses Gom.ales has a .350 , average, getting 10 hils in 28 tlrnes at bat If he contmues at that over·.300 clip. he appears certain or wear· m.e; a Hed uniform on opening day. Hutchinson has indicated if the 23·year·old Cuban continues the pace he was to be hirt right field· er, with Gus Bell moving to left. Funk Robinson would then wind up on [irst .base. An ailing arm and bum foot have idled Robinson sihce be Je!t the lineup after playing three in· nings March 14. PRO ltESULTS By United PrHI lnt.,.natlontl , ,Amor .... .~'101<.. Loofllo Cl..,.land 2 Roehnhtr 2 · ·' Sprlnttfl•ld 10 H•rthlt'( 3 .• National Hock.., L..gue Detroit 2 Toronlo 1 IXHIIITION BAIEBALL PlttsiM,Irgh 6 St. Louis 4 Mllwaulc.. 2 Kanus City 0 L•• An ..IH 3 Baltlmora 1 Chsl... lA) 7 O.h'olt 3 Cincinnati 4 w..hlnvtan 3 New Vorlc 4 Phllalll•lphl• 0 Cl.,..land 6 San Franel1eo 4 Bo1ton 5 Chlc110 (N) 2 ~ .1 ~ ,.., MlAMf BEACH', Fla. UPI-Wel· terwelght .Fiorep.tlno P'emandlz l:!lamored today for action aiJ,I.nst "a fighter who doesn't run" after hii close decision over ·speedy ltalph Dupas in a nationally·televised lt)·round bout. "He ran away all the fl&ht" said tb~ 24·year·old Cuban, who was able to catch hla more ex· perjenced opponent .onlv briefl)' Wfl4nuday night to show hla heraided punchinl power. ~ern.andez atter beln,f myatJ. fiOO b)' Dupas' de!I!Qiive tJ.cti~ in the early reunds, . noor~ hirlt late in the 1eventh round with his specialty, a left hook. The kpockdown evklently was the margin of victory. leigs Count}· l'oon hunters will ~liige a Field Trial here Apnl 3 At the Bill R•rri place near Racmt•. Roy Armes, Association presidf' nt , announced today. c h as. PrJ:tes Will be offer~ in the field tr.lals . whtch wtll b1• und er the dtre~JOn of J..awren<'(' JDhn~n. Trials start at noon 'f'hl' ~urn plAee IS a_ bout two miles Utl riv I R d l'r rom acme, an markf'rs wdl guttie YUiit.ors to the r;cene Ame~ announced, al~. another , fnrthcoming event aponsored b} th.e conn hunters. This will hf:> a Wild .coon hunt to be h eld April 9 starling at 7:30 p m. at the S11nd IUdge clubhouse H will be a t ro phy event. , Herachel. Roush. Letart F 1.11Js. and Ben R1le, Middleport, will be d1rectors of the hunt . game. A'f'$ AI> lie Pl?liPAIIi!S T'O /-'IPROVi! Olt mAr 7"1& F'OR 5?11 PtAC(i F'II(ISII. HAMIIDI'!N-SYDNEY, Va. Wen Lod 1Jlh 11¥.!: 9~ 91,1 lOJ,it lOI,!i Blf.!: 12~ SIASON HIGHS Ind. 3 earncs M. Murray ~77 Tnd . 1 game, P. Collins 219 Team 3 games Landmark 2381 Bowling Green Falcons Given BOWL~r!N~O~pfr!~~~?!.~:.:~~~ verslty was awarded the United Press IntemallonAl small college football championship trophy Wednesday night before Temple Proving His Clutch Hits. Still Will Come ' e.,._ -wm • Hlgb teain Rodo 1118 .. ole~d Stokeley Fulton was naln.ed P.leaci footbaJI coach at Hampdelf..lt4oey ~ednesday to sucteell Bob Thalm~,n, who resicnl!d to ~e.lme freshman coacb at tbe Untve:hity of Nortb Carolina. Fulton, ' form· er Hampden.Sydney pluif. was line eoach under TtlatmJn last season. Tct:~chers Mrs. Harold Burnside was plea· Mrs. Fran~ Bearhs 1&11d Mrs Bert santly surprl&ed Monday evening Bodtmu. "' .at her home on Kingsbury Road, with. a surprise birthday party . Refrf'shments of ice crea'm bars, Alter she blew out the candles cookies and "andy f.,avors were on her take, she opened her g ifts served after a progrum of games to David Jenkim, Sammy Hoot!. Home made ice tte11m. pie, oof· David Sigrna,n, Stephen Pullen , fee and a deecraled tbree tier Bernatd Lyons, Linda Lyom, F:lea· birthday cake were aerved to the nor Boditner, Jack Sigman, Oar-13 followinl guesls w.ho were Har- Ebei'Sb!l('h, Sylvia and Ch.eryl old Burnside, Mary Lou · and Tom· Roush, Mary Sue Malick, Kay Bog· my, Mn. Florence Burml'ide, Rev. gess, Stephanie Pullen, Marilyn and Mrs. Webber '111oma, Mts. Shunbo, Pat EdWIIIr~ Larry G-}ad· Ge9rgia Thoma, Guy T~oma, Mr. well, Ann WilsOn, Becky Aliens· and Mra . . Harold Hager 'tlnd· dau· worth end AMI!l Mae Jeffers. ghteri) ~ . (!IKI· Rhond11,, Mr. !&Od Mrs. , ~len T.homa, daughter Gail, MY. · and MTs. Alonzo Hud· son and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thoma. 'rhe r:vening Wfls spent socially and maklnt: ice cream. I ,••• For a trim •mart .,,.,.,.,.., Cl aSS -~Om,mitteeS · Named Recently -·PORTIS ., ''· ., Ttt....,.. AHMTOW . . . . ; effort! .....tloo...... trill ..Um lfy... Nortow. !WI.,' .to"'"'"""'· In ..... char- ....u ... w• ........ ' i I in~len Stout was reported home from the ho$pital after an accident in which he 'received a broken arm at'ld hflnrl and r.ulinfut bruises. ('1Ass )lad remembered bltn flower. The birthdays of Tressa Swpln and U'~td Holter were (tblervP.d. ~oli'lmli"ee• apDBint.t'd we"e' 01'· va Jean ilo}te-r, birthday gi 1ts for class mem~s~ Ghldfne Newlu., 1nd f!lettv Fr~eridc:. flonrt~: 11nd Wnnda Larkins. r.-1/ldlne Ne•.vlun and Betty Fr('derick to prepnre the menu for tlu• Aprft meetitag which wnt be ..,be1d 'at the Motho· dlst Church ba~ment at 7:30 p. m Two cakes, tlecor~~:fet;l. fot· St. Patrick's Day and hakl!'d bv Orva Jean lloltPr anrl fi-lndine Newlun 'weft ·s erved with the potluck re· trel!lnnents. Prestmt were lfr. and Mrs. Char· )ea Larkins and J.inda, Brenda, Del. l foR,ftatiMI'If ffy11- T11 ,..._ I ' From . f5.95 .to. f10.00 DOWNIE GROSS, INC. THE . MEN'S. SHOP mar an~<llltil>a' Mr. ••d Mrs. Ooc" ~r. .:nd Mrs Geor(l! Fr. titeriek and Jo9ce, Su· san. Ge~u:p:e E,ygett, . Ulule :Aert and TimfTiir: · ··mbn\l Jt6lt.er, '""r!l · Gladlne NewJ)Ih and Sandra. RoRc Flaaterday, Mia. G"en.eva Yates an{! M•s. Trcssa,<Swajn. t~~chen d M nd 'M ·Fr k d J t an r . .a ~· .;:", an an ane and Sharon ~ .· Babcoe,...-.tfd\ Ru; n.e 1ee . 'ON(~JI·'~~· ,, \ \ "Well, don't .,; Qe ...... Singing Canarie• ' IIlii bur ft." Only $S~98 PARAKEETS ;, ' . j1Jp#i4s •4 PIT .IIUII'PUil. ' Etlerr;W., F...na ~ftiiJII , .............. ... -~J I ·<.'!' • t · . ~ to foblt FMJ ' r· lt-lt'el\11i>tut~l See }'OW' loealaut~orized Chevrolet dei.lor ' ' -· ,...... . ., " ' dance this eoming Saturday nigh! the Jays bolds "Presley Ni'"'" '' the Middleport high its annua1 trip to Was;ington, C. 1 Gloeckner Hom.e Wa• Scene Of Sur pri.Je A surprlae blrthdsy party was for Mrs. Chester Brinker, Lc· tart FaHs, at th~i! home of Mrs. Er· win Gloeckner. Thursday evening, Mart'h 17 Guests present and bringing gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams, Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Mr. ani.! 'Mrs Roder1ck Grimm and son, Larry, Mrs. Anna Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris, Freda Evans, Joyce Gloeckner ancl Mr. and Mrs. Er" win Gloeckner and son, David, and Eddie Massar. GameR were played and I"E!fresh· mcnts served. Fonner StorekOOper· Of Miner\! ville Di- "'"' Friend!! here learned today of · the death or Daniel w. Fox, Sr. in tfuhtington, W. Va., on Monday '~la rch 21. . ' :Mr. Fpx f()r .many yean kept a ~tore' in Minersville In the huild· ing ~·side the post office. Sur. vivi ng is a son, Daniel, Jr., Hunl· ington . ,, ' .1 this method 1t It • &ood idea to awav I I !Pf I tl\e I Letart Falls Society News Mrs. Mildred Cha]lman enter. lamed thl! Golden Rult' Sunday School class of the Methodist Church Thursday evenm)!;. Mrs Harold Rou~h am.! daughter Nadinl' of Portland wert' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gr1mm Thurs. day. Mr. nnd )Jrs. J<'rry nm and aon Clarenl't' w~re n.~cnt N(.w Haven visitors where they vistted her sis· ter of Columbus, who had if'actured a leg . Miss Susan Shane is t'aring Cor the children of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holman oi Racmc whille Mrs. Holman, who fdl and broke her leg recently, is in Holzer Hospital. Mr and Mrs. Albert Stewart, Mr. and Mrs George F. Stewnrt and son of WeF.l Columbia, and ~r s .. J. D Roush sptlnt Sunday afternoon wtth Mr and Mrs. Oke\ Lauder· mtlt. Mrs LauderCQill wa·~ recently returned homf' from Holzer Hos· pital where she was a patient. Mr. and Mrs Harry Hill Wtlro in RaddiffR recl'nll y where tht>y attended the funeral of « relative. MASON News Of Week Per110ns Irorn Mason attending the Commun ity Collc~rt in Galli· polis on Monday, Mm·<:h 21. were Mrs. Murl Mcr:ce, Mr! Ray Prof. fitt, Mrs. Jarnes Proffitt, Mrs . .Mary Berry, Mr.• Charles Yeager, Mrs: Joseph Lish, Mrs. Wliliam Crow, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, .MISS Mar· llyn Schwarz, Miss Jackie Capehart and Mis~ Sharon -Berry. Rev . and Mrs. RiChard Wright and children left on Sunday for Bowling Green, Indiana, where t~ey were CHiled by the scnoUs illness of .1-1rs. Wright's father, DoJlald Staley. Miss Jessie Thomas of Charles· ton was a weekend guest in the hnm~ of her brother anti family , Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Th1Jmas. KeUy'Tires SERVICE. STATION at Wlaole•ok> POWELL'S Middleport, Ohio ~~;;,.;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i::;;;::;;::;;::;~ ' · I , ' ·We've Got Everything You'll Need ·. • FOR YOUR Home Improvement We'U swge•l. the right materi•~s and equipment for the best r"esultS. Stop in '!'~Y! HDWE. ·& F.URN'I 'MAJERlALS, -INC. . ' MASON, W. 'VA. ' . ' -t· 1 Jwt before planting YOU JfU pllf#l. to •nother abould not be for ·j lteep them In a cool plat'e until ' laottkft. !Yen we humaru are sub· plantmg and lo water !hP ball I b.ave to prune baet ttme 01 p..e Al lessl two other fad& 1hould ~ · to shock when our lh·mg thoroughly I've foun d It &~fest to roots. The largt!r 011e1 •re be rons1dered Firat, doe li It pro. concffUont chan&e 1uddenJy. snd it put root• 1n a pall or I Jab of ,..ater Jmr.ort.ant but the ~all-duce illeastn&. fruit or bPrr1ea in H4;ea a- While to become adJuatM 1f nnt plamed on the um.e d""· g P~vral1y ' have a lot ' of nfl/ tl1e Llll'' St•cond, are th.e leave~~ in- to t~e new environment you rt-<: .. lve them In F.ngland. e8· tn!'! roots which wtll ,upply it wjth terP ~ t tn ~ even thouih they have pectall y, gardPners ust "pud.mg" food and water. cut o'f with sharp rhangctl color? Among the few · 'J'bt JPtmen! )'UU di&: Up 11 rooted ae they also do · heeling In" f01' ~heus an)'l of die supeffluoua, Jar. lh..at Wtl hiVt' crowing, I prite one plant · you break the tontmuity of smaller ()lantl. )l:(!r or bndud roots, thw furtl~rits food and water supply 'There II II h s1ma htrl!e or la 1 rub particular· fore. this ehan'e should be ali If the plantmg li a &mall one mg the growth of smaHer [tfdinc ~-t c lrmel:! tree Its foliage is • ones • ,. ,y • dark ~:rt"ell rrum sprang to Call; its thort II poetible Even wJth the and you need to keep down ex. · . ; • whl~ blossoms, in late Jday OJ ~~aie~eare, i!nd tije least possl pen&el'i, ket>p . all the top soil and , Remember that moat shrUbe 4rJd ~~arly Junt" , hang in grJc.elul fee- ' IOSII 'tl time, tnelp is a large t~e .s ub·wll m Jeparatili P,i..le&. In trees requm~ a ll\OCe acid tha~;~~l­ toons and fill the air with the m011t ,I,meA\•i t .thock in an~ J~h Pl•nl· dtggmg ~<tie~ lor any ;pt_¥p.tin& 11 i kaltnf: SOli. If ~)&'i~T)' tJUJ aeWldeliglnruJ fragrance for abou two ln,c: o~t!tm A ~~!- g~neral IS essefthal to make the.lr i:l~and 1 lty can be suppl.ied. bt" adding well weeks. From late Allgust until rule a~&ood ~~IJfn 11 cut wide enoqh to. Uke in t~oots i decayed hum WI (free from any .t.ht frost ctusers of grapP Jike bernes the 1P back hy Y.. •to -'h at without CJDwdm,&:. A ·Jtmeral· .rule i nr .d1sease stTikf!n materi.alfl) ' de· ple<~se th(' ~yl'. And it Is a native top ' ' I ..-oodr p~nts pcept ev· 11 to ~ake the hole 'h' f!:ePer, and 1 tayed red oak leaves, aluin]n~m or ~ll·lgs County, growing near erreelllt!!lt~cti prunUli( fl4"pces tile Jia Wider than the sprfjd ~" of the ' sulfatr, {'me need.l e:s, peat rflpfll. slrL"ams in thr- western part of the number- Of ·potential I~YI,Iil a! lhe oooli or the new p1anJf f1rst put and some wl'll rotted saw · dilst. cuunt~· n('<~r Wnlf pen <Bunk~r Will . shrub beiqg pl'\.nteG ,a~d ,l~1se-ns an a generous layer 9f saU't!; then Most so1ls however need Jlme too· the walt!\' requtrement-5 ppeportlon · aand, top soil. welt rOtWtt ·manure but shrub$ su('h a~ azaleas, f0118~ I sh1111 not attempt to teli you attly. '(h'a 'may seem 4r¥tic, but or lea£ .mou~d mixeQ. C~rcfull~ , noiJas hox1!Vood. pmes, ~P~ 1¥1d how to plant trees or shrubs on a i! usually is safe, aUbdua:h some set the spect men .so that thl' so:! fir s rwPd very llttlt. large SC'ale. for that would be the woody Plants, St.Jfh 111 forsythia and !me or old plant o-r crown wiH be fn dosmg, 1 just 1uggest.. a few work of a landscaper, as well as a Pussy WilJows, pravet or sptrea on level with the l!lUt_roundinJ{ soil trt:P§ and sm all shruru; that grow forester . And 1f you are planting can be JTIOV~ with ease and ad· when filled in, holding· the -sped· well m this locality and will af· a rare decJduollS s hrub or ever· Ju1t themlldves to Lheir DI!W home men with one hand llll.that ' it is turd pleasing cogt,i.nbouS, tikJs. green, sp1•cia l inst.ructions'fr,e sent at onre; ~t evergreens, auch as straight then fill in wit~ top f'Oil soms or berries Msrch-Apr!l:;rWith your specimen; or if Plirchas- azaleas, boi'tfood, magnolias (in mixed careful~Y. with other humus sythia, pussy·willow, j~pon a, ed from a local nurseryman, he filet "all llroad.Jeaved ones are and httle fertd~.~er fOr pt.anure) so flowering almond; Aprt,l " y· will plant i1 for a small fee. So 1 h·~er !$t·frow, l~r they resent the that it will .surround all-' !be roots azalea. lilac, tullp.t.Jte, shall confme mysel( to planting cuttms p!f_ .,., theU' food and water when spread out natural.Jy. Water mock or~n ge. synnga. rain4t&!e : sl1rubhery in a "Friendship Gar- IIUP,ply. SO~ good nu~.,JRen pack well as you add the 'topaoil, and ~by. June dl)gwood, -lilweet lhr\Jb den" largely ; that is where )'Ou've suCI\ pl.tp.f4 :w.ith a b~ of aoil wath firm it down with vDPt::. Ceet sn deutsehia, snowball , ~pirea; Jpflehad a fncnd uive you a small spec· as m•n1 4Pij~ll feeding root.e as that it is welt pat'ked' JQ bring the July: fringe tree, spice imen {rom her garden, or one you possible. Tllq ball is ~Vf!red with rootlets Ill dir~l"t contact with the bush, nandina; . J~lY· have brought from our na_tive burlap, I'!~ tied or :sewri up like soli and teavmg no att potkets. m'raosa, tJy. woods )'v(' l'arted specimens from ~m old·l,Sf11oned p\\lm pudding. Fill ii'l the rest ()f the _hOle w'ith the tt'ibiSt'US, · al· West v 1rgmaa, North Carolina and (!h.e ·W.8. method). TIJfs keeps t~e subsod but leave a .sliglit de pres. shrub Alabama, and I've prized them very roots in con&:tant cont;ct 'IW'ith the of an mch or two arpund much 10il moi4tlire within. soillme 10 that aa iL.is watered 'lhe the toDts free mulched the noutuhi:ne.nt w-ill from a4t, with to tbe roots and lJOt ~w~a~sh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HOOG & ZUSPAN . . ROY MOTOR CO ......1. Ohio '' COME IN TODAY , •(.' ~ ' ' ·~· ~· ~~~ FIS!f ' at a 13- Year-Old Roger Spencer Honored On His Birthday :;':~::!:~a:!~~:~s;h~~o= mo: Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-ldlddleport, 0 ., Jdarch 24, 1068 ' • . ' Here Under One Roof, COMPL.ETI ASSOilTMINT 01P )' Mr. and MrS.' '·. Rtetiaird t:l'lftii'l• tSylvta Sehwphl et 1~00 JndhtllS·11V Parmount. talif .. · ~tr~ an~ouncinf' tht birth of art 6 lh. 6 l')ttOC#' son Ctnidoohft Alli!n., llr"mdiiY, March 21. GnndparAntll arr. Mr. and M'l'S Clare"ee Cnllin~. -D,wney. CaHf. and Mr1 and Mrs. Harry Srbwab PoP'eroy. Mrs. Margaret Collinil o( Anaheim, CaUl., Is a areat grand· mother. • • ~nglng honor Elvis Presley auditorium. Ilis brand new re. The Ynung Marriei:l Class of the lease will be previewed with Long Bottom Sunday School met with Mr. and Mrs. Harlts Frank for many fl"ee copies given uway. The official new band of th.e their Mar~h meetim~. · "' tb.&w'tGalaxies" will provide Vice president 'Mrs. Geneva entertainment during the in· Yates presided with Mrs. Wanda llo:~~'d evening. Several cakes Larkins in charge ot the· devotions be provided for a -cake walk and Oscar Babeock gave the openContests wiU also be held. lnt: praver. Roll call was answered to such a long program the by naming a ·Bible character. The will b~ held from 8 o'clock first tht"J:e chapter of St. Matthew midnight. Proceeds will g-0 was the lesson l'ltudy for the even· the Senior ClaSs of Middleport Juo• ....a ·l! t il" I Teenagers will #'!" there, Freddl~ ? '•\" Elvis' Latest Record Will Be Prevued At Dance You.~9 Married •· R. Loutt .............. 178 J. Pleehaty ........... : l'U 8. Flanaitn ...... , . . . 1'11 Bud KtJ[J~np , . . . . . . . lui,...,.,. wa~ B:~ptist uPI- G. Wotn<r ........... : 173 me. Tlit buy all rilht." ' ,,, ai!'l&le ~ame Hot TOP "5• ,OWLIItl AVG. Sweetie, wait'U I ..u you the oloal they'w " ... By ITHIL GAIL.AND The Twllltht Gsrden Club Know IKlffillthinll about lhe 1Jee or shrub yot. ~txpect to plant. \fbat h c·Jg ht .and Cu'cumferente doet it reJ('h al maturity? In what envijon· ment does It do best- full iun, pt~rlia 1 sun , or 11h11 d e~ Is It p Ieii!J· mg to the ey'!, especiaHy whe~ il b loom:;? Its its f<11iag~ pleasJitl'l' How SUSI..>eptihle Js it to dise~:WS or tbe ll)Ore l'ommon pests? Is lt.a growlh rap id or •low? Keep thete tblngs in mind 'when you choose yuur tree or shrub Of courte, il ycu have plenty of room, and rllce level area that is no problem. Bul here l1 Pomeroy where level ground Ia at !ts minimum, and steep hillsides at their m 11 x 1mum, ll creates qUJte a problem . How well docs it hold moisture or does all the water run o[£?. How well docs it hide some unsightly nook or wall you wish hJddcm' Mmt evergreens, especially tlle t·oniCer· ous type, will do this job of con· cealing, for they branch out close Roger Sprnt'e-r, Reedsville, was to the ground. But some branch. hortored on h1s 13th birthday with out farth er up on the stem or a surpr1se party at the home of trunk a nd so 11-re ust>h~lll'l for this his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy purpose. Spencer. Games were played and - refreshments were served to 22 BIRTH ANNOUNCED, guests. Many gtrts were rt'ceived . Mr. and Mrs. Charl~s A. '1 homas Prese nt werl' Gene Fit'ld:o;, Mary arc anno~ndng the brrlh, of a s,on. Frances Bise, Bob Mixer, Rob Charles ~odd, on ~arch ~3 at Jlol· Hall, ChuC"kie Johnson . .Joan Da· z~r Hosrutal. He Wetghed 7 lbs, 11h ~nd vis, Janet Heber, Sandra Sprague, ounces. Grandparents are SO. Mary l~yle , Norma and Carol Ni· Mrs. ~y Hcrrrpann M'utchols, Dorothy and H:iehard Cash· phic '11\omas. Mrs. dollar, Kenny and Mary Taylor, ford ls a ¥~at · John Suttle, Caryl and Garrel Chevallrr. Linda and Larry Spen· cer and G:~ry Durst I Party Was Held Olhm preoenl were Mrs. Me- ' By Jr. Dep'artment Clure, Mrs. Ric)Jard Hovatter and JetTy Coleman. Qf Baptist Church . . ' ' A party held Tuesday even· mg at tlhe First Ohureh, Mrs. Burnside M1ddleporl, for Lhe Junior De· partnient of the Sunday School Surprised With assisting witb lhl' part/' were Mra. P.aW Smart. Mrs. Ger· Birthday Party aid ArvtbGny, Mr>s. Tony f'owler. tW It be • ""· wuh or ony Know About Your Tree Shmb The Rock Springs Susy Bee 4· H Club met March 22 at the home o.f P.ln. Amos Leonard with Mn1. I Juhn ~rwin , as advisor The president, Antta Collins, presided with the flag pledge and 4-H pledge given and Mary Me· Afee e,:plAlning the meaning of lhe pled~e. A demonstration was givep by Nancy Skinner on hems Bools on Lhelr project were distributed. Games were played led by Polly Baur. Thcr(! were 17 memben. present. The next meeti ng wlli ue AprJl 5th at s·:w at the b orne of Mrs. Leonard. The roll call wtll be answered with a flower . A de· monstralion ' on setting a table wtll be given by Jo.}oce Stanley. ~nd anrt·.~er . Salem Local's HuppNamed Class A'Coach' i 'leh The first <~nnual awards dinner of the Kn1ght11 of Columhu~ Youth C'amp was held at Sacred Hearl Auditorium on Sunday, March 20. Alll£1ng thost> present from thf' camp were H3y II . .Bernert, camp a<lministrator. Michael L. Mul down~y. pre11t;te nt and Mr Del· brugge, secretary. The bui.mess meeting held arter the dinner was in ch.arge of Carl Geliwem, district !ieputy of Iron· ton, Ohio. Garden Club Hints Project Books Given Out When 4-H Club Met Awuds were made by Mr Del· brugge. Cooperation awards were 1m1de to Council No. 1405 of Ironlon and Council No. 3335 of Galli· polis. Pomeroy Count'i! No. 1664 was doubly honored by rt'ceiving a Cooperation Award anti a spe· the eggs: .Charle1 Vroman. Hershel Me· ctal Q·Award for exreed ing 1ts Clute and Mr. Mills wiU act a$ a assigned qu.ota for campt'rs an committee to make detailed plans 1959. for the sale. Among those present from Plans for the class to provide Pomeroy were Rev. John Turel. the Sunday morning worllhip ser· Chaplain, Francis E. B1ron, Grand vit'e .an ~pril 10 were discussed . Knight John J Raub, Chancellor ,At the dose or the meeting Mr. and Gilbert Zwillmg, Trustef' and Mrs. Earl Smith were in c~ar&e of a program ol question NAMIED HEAl> COACH ltAMalalll .... ftlllnt .,...,.,. CbrUtian Cruqdera Clan of the Fint Bapt.ilt Chureh, Mid· dle'port, met ~esday evening at the home of ltra. Ruth Robin»on witil Mr1 Hershel McClure as asJf.stlnc bosteJS. Bob Mill& pres.lded wh.cn a let· ter was read from Rev. and Mrs. Warren Hulburt, lo~mer pastor of tbe eburc~ 1 t~.ankiDg the class for the g{": gtven to them when tbey len Mtddleport. The rc!ig- , nJJ,ti9P of Mil,,:ijarold E. Hubbard, teitc~Cl' of the class WI.J a::eepted. Plana were m!tde !or Easter 'projects of visi tatic n to shut·ins and tbe class also decided to hJtve an Inter egg S3lc. Orders will be taken by Mrs. Charles Vroman, Gene Coleman and Bob Mills fOI' .ded.aution State has play~d an Ohio eollete· team in ba~~oke~ball and 1 dl!lviation In osu· ~ policy for opening at home. FRIDAY NIGHT Lri!AGUI High Scorn March 11 High 3 game ind. P Mullen 486 HIKh Jlngle game P. Collins 1811 Team 3 ~ames New York Cloth. tng ~13 Team single game Moores Store 7119 bailr:etball Ohio Unl· aut\.1 next The eame will be uniQue for the Buckeye• m two way1. It will be the tint lime in y•rs Ohio BOWLING Standlnts Landmark . New Yorll: Clothing Moores Store ... Racine Service Sta. Ohio State Ohio State 1111d ObJo U aUnoet clashed In the NCAA rea:iond tournament at Louisville thia month. The Bobcats came ,..fthir. three points of upsettlng Gel)o;gi.a Tech in the ,]emi.flnals. Ha<! Olio U. won, 1 the two Ohio eollcf;l:e ~uads would have met in the fin· ais. First Awards· Dinner Is Held At Sacred Heart Tbe It will be the openioe lfDl' for both teams. The new arena wi11 be named in honor ol Brati$n T. Grover, former Ohio U b•ketball coach and athletic director arid now assistant to Ohio U. 9resJdent John C. Baker. - Team 1 game Lfndmark 863 TOP 105'' BOWLERS AVG. a sell-out all·sports banquet audience. . M. Murray 160 More than 000 athletes, sports: --;;:=;;;::-:-:::::--c-:::::--.,-M. Ebersbach laG BowliOtg Green's 50th .annlverP . Collins . . . 153 writers and .guests were on- hand a,. Ha.tkerll Short, Ohio neW9 men- sar}' -has been if:!l best ye.ar in eUl· P. MuJJoo 152 eger for UPJ, preaenled the tro- lctlos, with. Ftll~con tMms winning P. Pitchford 14~ J,hy to Bowllng Green PreeJde1:1t three Mid-American CQnlerenee Ralph W. MeDomtld. champiooe.hLps. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE tif1ft S11:o,... March 17 Short also presented the A:JI. s.tw; ConftNnct Mark America Recoorl team a~rd won 3 game ind. J . Duerr 583 single game, J. Duerr 248 by ba.:;«etbalJ •guard Jimmy Dar· 'nhe football team, undefeated I T·•"n 3 .l!ames, Swisher·Lob se row to his cweh, Harold Ander· in nine games, ws the fingt team son. Darrow is tn New York Cor to win sill Conference games in Dr11gs 2!533 Team .single game Swisher·Lohse the annU!al East-We~ Ali.Star ba...,_ one season. ~etbaH game this Saturday Drugs 972 11heo &wimmillf team won its Won Lost Pet, o.<re""r~";;'.eeu,; Uve- Mid - American 21 9 700 C dhamplonship. 1711 12\1 ... The wresWng team won its sec· Jnc. 16 14 533 ond MAC aham)rionsbip. Cement 1 TUCSON. AJ'l,. <UPI) - J~ony In presenting the football tro15 liS 000 phy, Short oaid tribute to Coach Temple's reputiltlon 8oi a 12 18 400 hitter recciv<\d another t Doyt Perry, •w!hose te<ams in five &: R. Fireatone 8~ 21%: 250 Yean~ won 37 games, dqat•foor and 1 WEI,d11~s<Jay • he sen,t h.ulnlt e SEASON HIGHS COLUMBUS fUPH-- Ooaeh. Bill tied four. ~~ ~ with a 'base6·f~ d Ind. 3 i.anles H. C!,atworthy EIU Hupp I){ und6feated Srnlem Local single in ~he elliJhth .innin-g to give lnd. 1 game J. nuerT 248; .... ; .:4 "All or Ohio is Proud ot the · llhe Clevel-and Indi-ans a 64 vie. Team 3 games Sport Center 26'78 was named Class A biM}t scltool F1alloom: who have b~t great "Co.al'lh o-I t!he Veer" itJ, annrua·l tory ewer. San Fnm,aisoo. Team 1 .l!nme Swisher·Lohse 972 honor to tbemaelvea, to their uni· hwUottng ccmdu-cted by United Mji~nager Bill Rieney, who apTOP "5" BOWLER$ AVG. Prese Intemat ionel ~mong coach· vel'8ity .and to the sbate of Oh.io " pare'ntly ·ror:a-ot ebout Temple's B. Louks.s. Flanagan ... 178 ' ~. sport.5 writer&, and sp()rlscast· Short tSSid. clutob reputation, t!lected BI.Jly H Clatworthy . . . . . . . 171 Pre..ident MeDom~·ld t()ld the auI~ to :pikh tG Temple instead C. Searles . .. .. .. .. 170 Hupp, who guided his team to dience tlhat athletics were an imor Vic Power. M. Houdashelt . . . . . . . 169 25 strulght winH thh~ sc-ason. won oportant part of a good education. The wa-lk to Power moved the J. Duerr·Bud McKinney 166 out over Dan Baker (){ Northwest- al Pf'Oogram. winnln& fUUf lnt() scorlntg position. WII!KI HIOH SCORI ern. "I have never ~reen a man who Tcm~e smacked e 3·1 pitch mto J. DueiT . . . . 149 186 248 aB3 has b<>en hurt by C'olleeiate attJ. JeCt f,eld {·or the winnihi tallies. L. Sauer 158 22.3 181) ~~ A native Ol WheeJmg, W. Va ., letioo," he said. . Blacbton 214 151 H14 5S9 Hupp baa lost only one g.ame ill' Flanagan 186 201 168 MIS two yean et Salem Weal llllt McDontflld said ooUCg:late atb· 1 Carroll 142 212 197 ~51 year ~'!hen ihe wu wPtset i~· tbe l7tics will never be overem~~· flrost round of bhe sbato tourna. Sl:ted "as Ioni u the atblet~BJ reCOUNTY LIAGUI ment. He 8ald .his team vowed alize th~t the rea801L they are tn Hl1h ScorH IMrch 21 not to let it happen eg.ain. college IS to get 11.n1 eduCIDtion." Ht£h ind. three game1, Ken Hupp, 32, t"O-mp~Jed !II 64.16 mark Manley, 578 in his tlhree year111 at Buckhannon , Hlgh Ind. s.ingle game, Davb. W. Va .• before eo-oH.ng to O.hlo. ' ' LIOHS SIGN TWO Kin( 214 Slflem Local pl&y an-other DETllorr -UP! - 1he Dotro1< ' J"ligh t-eam three games, Hot undefeate-d team, New Bo.!ltn;n~ Lions today anounced contract Rodt 2562 winnena ol -24 st'Mi·giht this: year nt :J/,lreement with veteran lineback· High team single Eamo Hot 3:15 p.m. k<'riday m 1:be S«Qnd er Wayne Walker and rookie half· 183 , ....,...... w t.. Pcf4 semi-final game Of tlhe 01168 A back Frank Walton for the 1960 National FootbaU League season. Aasociated Radio .... 21 1 100 lou11]11lment. TI-e fur third in the eoa-ch~ baJ. Walker became the first veteran ~ndmart . . . . . . . . 21 9 '70D Hot Roda . .. .. . 19 11 633 lotirug were Marty Vieth of Vo. to enter thif rear'• fold· whH tie Croa: & Sons . . . . . . . 12 18 400 torha St. Wendelin and Ike Ferres returned hi• sient4 PJCt from hi• San.dpoint, 1dJ)to, tio.mt. DIYlJ·Wamer . . . . . . .9 21 300 o! WifllkemM.l Ch•Pmen'l Market . . . 8 22 267 High Ind. lllnlle eames, Georee To, TNm lowler• Wagnef'l 278 1 I High team three J:•mes Hot Rods 2632 tt look like one of the poorest Yankee teams in years. J'ame~~o, a IS·foot, l().J..ch tle:hl· hander wh.o had a U r~(!ord and 2.06 earned run aven1• at Rich· mond In the International LcaRue laat seaton. struck out three and Yielded only a walk In five in· nlnga . Then Bethel, fJ.J and 100 PoUDds with a 13-11 mark and 2.60 el'a lor Houston and Omaha last aeason, fanned three more and cloliled out tlte gam~ with four per. feet inning.ll. James is unaoored upon in 12 inninR& this spring while Bethel hasn't allowed a hJt in seven Grapefruit League frameK. Middleport Pleastng Problem 9 At Sand Ridge R00Jiles BriJJ' • hten Stengel's Day Jn yankee Came Ft" uhter -------Wan•'s FeJJ8 1'f/h l'f/ 'f just everything was ft' 0 ft' 00 Run All T"Ime Bill A pair o£ rookle pitchers have ·s:w.oo IJ IJ w ~• .. _ Aal .. n('c In come to th.e aid of the New York · ('tm vtmle p t ·;r r m~ Yankees when looking black. They're Jar.k James and Bethel and Wednseday they gave Manajer Ca1ey Stengel his first really big boo1t of the spring '\! :\ ~- l)_'\ w \ ' _! _ when they pitched a no·hlt, norul'l gam@ to glv~ the Yankees 01 _,,__,;;;;._.,;;,_'-;p;;;;;;.;;;;;i;l:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;;;o:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;.,J4.0 victory ovl'lt" the Phllad~Jphi.a ATI-IENS, 0 . UPI Univeraity's NCAA champion1 will help vers1ty dt>dic11te its new Dec. I in a apecial Easter Project$ Planned WJ-ten Crusaders Met ·• •r·..., "'; Second· Ave. '' ' i �.............. .... ' Re1gn • Of Quiet 0ptmusm • • Seen ~ In Ranks Of '01110 . Republicans :.~"~~.·-;i..::Ow~~ t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Marth 24, 196v ' Parker Run New~ Report US.D &OAT$ AND MOTOUtH WANT ADS I Mar~ne Supplies (9a) .and .. whll• ...., .... Metro- 11-:U.Ife FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES COL CMB LS UPI- A QUiet op He took htmself out of the run· li m 1 ~ m prN alls at H.epubhc1w n mg for Lhe natwnal chalrmanSt<~~te Hea dquar te rs but under ~hl p for a number of reasom;, a 3 t"enta per word , Ofte in.soeruon. M.JIUlllum cha.:rgE' - 60 centa. Apertments. PMpt.'• Tetr•ct. •nd uealh th er t> IS mu ch aclivtt)'. m .<~JO f one bemg that he wanted 8 .cents per word for three ronsecutive 1nsert10ns. t V•l• St., oH a"tternut A.-e., People are busy wn tmg !ellen, to ~ee what could be done about Spectal - one monlh for 30 cents per word Pomeroy, Phone WY-2-2327. d omg re sea rc h, ptannmg publl re iJu i!dtng the party Jn th1s state F'ull rate or 3 ceut..s pt>r word "''lll be ch~rged lor advert.i.slnc ct l) bud t: e ts, speakm g dates, sel Thts, however, has not prevent. lf oot pa1d w1thln 10 days after recem ni:! bill. APA..t. !'MENTS - ~rnubed aHd tmg up schools- all the ttmeed nat ional party leaders from Erron~ i.n Adverttsing - Should be reported unmedi.Mtely. Tbe vnturniBhed. Mdlastert., .Middi~ cons um mg rou tme detail of an or sec long hls counsel Quielly , he Daily Sentmel w1!I not be rcspons1Me for more t:han one tncorport Phone WY-2-11'286. 2-3 Lf ganllatwn gelling rt!ady f~Jr has been 311 advlier 111 VICe Pre rect .inoortton - - - - - - what Jt kn o w~ IS gmng to be a Sldent Richard M NixOn's cam 7 and 8 ROOM HOUSE, oil ROOM 1mugh l•,ht h Card (lf Thank..s and ~ecJal Notk""es af Event8 $1 00. Otntuartes n 1 d 3 1pa1gn for t e pre11Jdeney. He 1s publi&bed at 1 cent per word 1 ment. apa men an Bengel, roou. Phone apart Chau man ftay (' D11ss reporb t· b;ur man oi the or"anuahon or A . N. .. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO . WY-2-3t12. .tfc 1 thij t hl' 11nds l'lllhu siil sm among H"pubh<.:aft s!ale chalfmen 111 the 11 2 1:i 60c llOc $1 3S $450 ' ~ , H{•puhllum workers, but he warns I Mlpwel!t and Rocky Moun tam 20 60c $1 20 $180 $6.00 4 ROOM FURNISHED APART· !all L'omers It l'.ou ld be dJs.astroue 1states This IS an or~antzatwn of 25 75c $1 Ml $225 $7.50 1 ment. Close to Me1gs GeneraJ Ito l Ollll t the l'nthwnasm as a vi('· ' 17 states. Hospltal . Call WY2-3302 tury bdorl' the ballot" are eouut -~1 Ads rereived by 10 AM wJ!J ~ 1n that days paper, 3-18-6tc ll'd Il ls orgamzation ts recor:mzed A• he seer. it, tho Republlc.n f rom eoaiSt to coast bY friend and WY-2.2157 1 :i ROOM UNI•~ U H Nl':jHED AI' ART· I foe ' ' one of the b"St Rep'e C»"g•niuhon must redouble itt. Ljj\";::i::::;';;:":;-"_____ MENT Wl!h built m kitchen 1:1nd efforts in Ohio and do more ~cntat1ves from other: states come 2 · ffiOUJ furnished &panl"'u:• nL th•n 1t h.u ever done before. ( J ) I~ Oh1o to litudy h1s operatiOns, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,."'• -'i . ' . ·o r ~le m Pomeroy Call WY 2 3028 M1chael 11 ts no secret tha t the Demeo- 1 Even Dt:mocratH: Gov •' 1 , ' • 3 23 Jtc cratlc /'arty m Ohio ha~ more V D1Salle has acknowledged the \\0 <.AS HEAfERS, 2 Gas Regu. 1 II lh t l'ffedl~enel:is of the state orgam b tors 2000 fl 6 1t lumhe r Call - -· 1 e 111 1t an at any 1me on , d . 1 V 1 :~22:-19 · · ( many yeJrs The pilrty now has 1zaUm1 hea qua1ters J133tc· . -- ~ _ __ I __ __ <~ full tunc ehalrnHHI a s t <~ff and BIJss liS faced wtth. a number of 1 ~4 eu fl upnr.:ht freezer Mani- GIRL OR WOMAN '10 ASSI::iT : 11 ~~ wurk 1ng ht~rd The Demo- probll'ms in any campaign. His 1 l<~.vol' !'rat'tica lly n ew Phone with house work and care of ' •·1,tts 1:1l~o eontrol th,• governor's f1r st maJor JOb after the 1958 Sll 2-4788 Bernr:erd G1lkey. \ two invahds Live m, no 1aun- offll'l' and must of the state offl· I IJemocrattc landslide was to re_ 3 ~ Otc 1 dry Day off Phon e WY2-64:i9 Les Tlws till' Democrats are in a 1s tore harmony within the party. GAS -HE\.TER 7 ~.000 BTU. C•ll or CH7-2164 3-24-6tc i hetler pos1t10n to eha llcnge the l' l bts he feels has been done to a GOP all along the !me than they considerable extent The orgamza \\oY ~ ;, 7 u 7 altcr 130p. m. (20J BuSinessServlces : havc bt:cn 1n :;ears. uon has hncd up solidly for 3 23 3tp Tu l:ll hs the sltua1JoJJ 1s dear :--./Jxon wtth only one diSsenttng ==-:--c:cc:-c-- -:cc1. 0. McCOY It m e<.~n ~ work <~nd more work. vo 1ce Pnmartes in the ma]or (Lou-Wow) ONl: llOLSTt: IN JEHSfo;y COW AUCTIONEER liP r•·porb as un example of the races have been avoided. 1 J ust rrr~ s h Heavy m1lker Call Rollf"' 2, L011g BoHom, Jt!lo. jf'n1hu s la.~m tw 1s fmd1ng a report 1 The Repubhcans this year w11l Spring Sale & Open House WY 2 til44 3 23 3te C~ from Mrs Ka lh ryn Kennedy attem pt to carry Ohio for Nixon 1 Ma.reh 31st, April l1f & 2nd - - - - - - --'--"1~ NDI~lON~Gk· R~F~~GER·I Brown. the p<~rty's na tJOna l com- 111 the presidential race. They Will PRIZES: · a. ton service. ac s e rlg~r.a· 111 1tteewuma n She says that a bou t want to re-elect State Auditor F'" Trlp To Haw•ii For Two twn, New Haven . Phone, I~ 200 Oh10 Hepublican ~omen arc James A Rhodes. A concentrated 17 Cu. Ft. o ..p Freez• 2553 7 . _ 6-23 t g 0111 g to Washmgton in early April effort w1ll be made to hold their Pil.IL'J Man)' Obhen At MUELLER FURNACit ..., WESTING- for women s mcer1ng sponsored congresaJOnal seats and to pick SPRING SALE POMEROY LANDMARK HOUSE eppll•ncea. Arnold Bro- by the natiOnal orgamzuhon . up Borne of those they lost Jn the 24 NEW 10 WIDES th.,.s, Syrecua, Ohio. PhorM Bliss 1s a rccogmzed figure in 1958 election. They will try to 38 TO 31 FT. "====,.,.-=~I I WY-2-6384. 11-Jf.tfc the party's natumal OJorganization ""m control of the Legislature. Thoma& M. F~ln___ ( 14J Far Rent i ! ! I I PHONE I 7'""""'...,.==...,,.,.===,.,J I Notices ' · Stiversville News Of Week ! I 17) Help Wanted Mrs Fanme Durst and ~r . a nd Mrs. Clm l Bureh visited Guy Bureh who 1s a pat ient at Holzer Hospit<~l Joyce Circle of Mornmg Star was a recent guest of Leanna' Brew I er BIG LANDMARK LUAU Mr. and Mrs Bryon Davis are announcmg the birth of 11 daughter Saturday evemng at Holzer Hospital Grandparents are :1:1r. .and ~rs Merle Davis and Mr and Mn B1rchheld. Mrs. Jack Might and daughter , Max111e and Gene, spent Sunday With her aunt, Lilhe Franc1s Mrs M1ggie Cooper of Chesapeake, W . Va., Is VISiting ~r and ~trs Reecher Cooper and son Mrs Lillie Francis received word Fnday of the death of her nephew, Carl Heed . J{e was burned to death 1n a house trailer m F.l Paso, Texas Mr and Mrs. Joe Hawley spent a ree~nt S unday With 1\olr 1md Mrs :\t erle Davis. Mr und Mrs. }f. E Nelson rel'ently vrstled their aunt, Lillie Francis and Mr and Mrs. W . N. fl'ranets. '!lr and Mra. Arnold Donnan anti son, Portland, Maine, were recent Vl~ltors of h er parents, Mr. and Mrs A C. Brewer and son. Margaret Durst, J oyce C1rclc a nd Kcnd a Russell spent Friday 1 T•rmlte and Pest Control frea Inspection, lnlurenc• Nationwid•. la1y terms, Phcme il'omeroy WY 2·2366 Portsmouth PR 6-2150 2 29 tic i 15 USED ONE & TWO BEDROOM UNITS 10 REPOSSESSIONS FOR BALANCE DUE the best 5el(.'Ction of used trailers in rome to Waverly. arc well worlh McChntock. Racine, Oblo. Time Reading For The Blind i BUILT KITl.Hl!N DE•taned to:- •our hom .> FMt e• tJmUeJ. Jooa ... ~an aud. Abbott, N t-~W YOilK UPI - When Be v b ut she sa1d 111 an interview that 16J L03t and Found I Pbone WY-2·a321. 8-6-U c rl y 1/,J!TIIll!:ton 1sn't serving as ··withm 20 min utes" afler she had hostess to a1rlmes paJ>sengtlrs, she enrolled at the Universtty of LOST IN TH~ VICINITY Ofi' lc<~ME PREPARED TO DE•lll down P8Yll1i.'nl, bank TILEVISION RADIO A.ND SMALL serves as eve fur the blmd.. M1ssoun, she knew medicme was 5yracUIIC or Mmcn•ville. One 3 l "" """g. Anyt.tung ot v.alue Appliance rep.ir. Call P'r•nk Tht• grL·en eye,! brunette icnm not for her. year old bea,elc lli1med Penny in trade. Captalna, 414 N. S.-:ond Ave., St Cb .. rh•, '\Ito 1s one of 1,500 and one 3-montll old boxer pup " I stuck 1t out for a semester FRIE DELIVERY Middl•port, 3 3 tk ' volur.ll'er~ for the Hecordmg fu r named :Buck. MKy be togeltwr anyw11y," she satd, " but 1t seemed SAVE UP TO U,OOO the Blmd, Inc, a nallonal n on or alone. Howard . Phon e WllliKm 1 AUCTIONEER profit urganuatwn which record~ s tupid to spend all the time Harold Jones, .Mlnersv1llc, WY :.!Complete Service Lcxtbool>s and cduud!onal mai N a nd money rtXJUired to becoine a 6443, or Hoy Juntlll WY 2-6331) Crltt Bradford tal rr·ct' ol cl1arge for uny Hight du(tor unless I truly loved the 3 21 3tc Wrl ... Phon. or Contact less slud t' nl or adult seeking an pwiess10n. And I knew I didn't A. C, BRADFORD, Racine, Ohl•. ni ul' utwn have the dedication required. " 2:i-tf 18) Auto Sales :-!he turned to the a1rhnes be"ArHudl ,\' thcre·s some selfls hca use J had to tell my fath er J HO'ME BUh..DERS, ELJ{CH CABI- ness m my vulu nteermg,' ' sa1d lhl' U. S. HIGHWAY 23 1063 BUICK VB SPECIAL, $1,095. .,., tts more mterested m somethmg NET makers Formica &ink tops 25-ycar old M1ss ll arrmgton. ''It WAVERLY, OHIO Hard Top 4 Door ScdK n Th rs else Vin_yl asbeatoa block laid. House kt>eps me out of dJ:>partmcnt stores en show! tender care Dynarepstr• Of all d csenplion~;. Call y,!Jt•n l'm not f!:~I H g ,, fJow drive Beau tifu l IIISIUe and '•t didn't figure TWA would ac Guy J'o:e ·gler, Racme, Ohro. Beverly lla rrmg ton, daug hter of ccpt me, because stewardesses are out Blat!tlllllrs, Pomeroy fOR SALE ltEFLI!:CTING DE· 2 24 tfc I>r I ' L lhrr rmgtou, an osteo s up posed to be lovely creatures. I Perfect f<1r boats, a1ens, 3-24 ut(· _ _ _ __::._ p i.ilh and mu)OI' ol St. t.:harh•s, - - --~- - -- - - lluxc~. tr uc ks, etc. Do tt Hul they did and I foand out lhts WRITE T~AY FOR RUODES .h11s hecn ,, vohmteer fur RF B fu1 Uood Clean Uted C.rs il's cconomh:11 l 2 Jnch. was what 1 wanted to dQ an)'way." folder and Jow chick prlees, · )'c<~r-ever s mce ehl' reuU a All Mak" end Modelt !Ol', 3 inch letters 12c. Llke1 Ml.ny Projects Prompt answer. Rhodes .liatchJ.~ ew~pavc r edt tort1ll on 1h wmk~ MITROPOLITAN MOTORS Z far ! salu on flashllght bat · She laughed a11 she 1:1dded, " One ery, Spencer, W. Va. 3-9-30tp - .um! ha~ rc ml'dl'd mun• thau 20 tl ~ E•tt Mliln St. tl'riC tl, Hie each. Rowley and ot my brothers satd the a1rhne!l Jo~n{h .~Ide takes jll'Uple m ust be hJmd, deaf and Pomeroy, Ohio Heed, Middleport. 3·19-0t C' GRAVELY TRACTOR $ALES AND re(ord srdc:; abo ut hu U an hour, alll.l su mc- d um b" Passl.'ngers w o u I d n ' t - -Servlca. 512 E. Main, Pomeroy. tlmcs lhc :.tcwal'dt'S.\1 ~aid, bhC 1954 FORD CUST OMLI N.t: V8. CJIAHLESTON MlLK BASE, 1950 I Phorw WY2-2975. Open 'til 9 spend s lt whole a1tc1 noon rcadin ~ ugr cc- 1\oht~s Harring ton IS 11. srn<rll L11m )oung women With a charm p. m. until June 1. S•l•smlln: mto 11 mu:rovhone. $:i9G. 2 Dour Sedan. Llkt• nfJW 1 tun [•'ord Truck, hay rake . m g snule and attractive h1ce. Herold Dunhart, Reedavlll•, white with green tOfl. K~tru Woodrow Mora, v,. mlle south E:.t•nr.iYit Auditions Ohio. Phone Coolvlll• 3691. good for model . lilat'tln<~r~. st11le Garage. 3-22-3tp Volunteer!:! go through cxlt• 11 5lVf' "J he stewardess works a maxi· 3-liHfc audttwns, bul lhc stewardc~s was mum of a:; houriS a month , curPomeroy, J -ZHitc [ UU~fE WclvEN liAG RUGS. $3.00 65 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DOO!t 1 each Farcl:Sl Hun Methodist (20! Business Services a<.T t' ptcd rcadJiy- ~he wus ll fm<JI - rcnlly ll)lllg between New York, Isl 111 a nallonal ~pecd 1 cu n tt'~ L 111 :,t Loms, Uoston and Cincinnati. hurdtop. Excellent c~:~ndltlon. 1 Church Phone WY2·6213 or BULLDOZER SERVlCES AVAIL- 1952 C11l New Haven 1'UrntJr2-2941 1 contud members of WSCS ABLE by hour or job Contact · M t 0 f Iwr realhng 1s rr om Even \'olunteermg for llYB after 3 p, m. 3-19-titp 3-24-Jtc Maso~ City SP 3·5778, Deiwon textbook~; un bwlog y and chcm. hun 't kept her busy enouah, she ----,--:-cc Robe a, 3 12 2~tp 1stry, her maJors 1ll Lllldcuwuod su 1d, "because I'm u&od lo llalf a 1056 BUICK V8 SI'.El'IAL 4 UOOJl 1~7 FAIIMALL CUH TRACTOR, College Ill St. Charll s llul olten llo~n projects goms: at onl'tJ J'low, Cultivator, D lac Harrow, $1,295. liard To1i Sedttn . One CULAIIIDI she Will rt•ad fmm t lJXh un phsy- Wh4!u I waa tn c:ollege, I had flve !'ower take-orr Mnd Pulley, and careful local owuur. Shows cxn~l TV R•rt~lr chology, htc r.a tul'e I rnd btl~ll\l'SS part llllltl Jobs. I pJay~d the plano new 5 ft . mower· Never used . lent care. Dyndluw dn~ e. Phon• WY ·2-2255 wr a d.aucmg &cllool, did plano adminr~tration 'I r<rclor and atlieh menta m ex. B1a~ttnan, Pomeroy . ::1 -H lite Pocn•NV. Dh•. und suug wuh a combo WhiCh The un·Jtncs till' wanksfl lu1d cellenl Nhapc. Can b• at 111112 MERCUitY TWO DOOU I Luzerne J1 ierce'm at Lona Bot· ARI YOU RUN DOWN AT TH. planned to become a ph,~osiL'tlln, ~p c ciallzt~d m wtddin£11 and funerals, gave 44 p1ano lessons a weok, Montery, hiirdtop. Ntce conditom, Ohlo or call Mr. Io' ulll: at hMiet DoH yoLH" saul nHd uvWi15 au assistant In th~ bioloi!Y WA2-2HI6 Pomeroy tion. Good t11e1. Phone SH2, Ohio. Den· lnt~t ltlt Work. Lowest Price .. '"boratory Which meant everythmg 4023. 3·22-Gt c ver 0 . CurtJs, Exc~'. of Ealate RACINI SHOI IUVICI SHOP Thomas J . Blaho, dba Blo~ho Gas trom d1ssectmg to moppinu the of Hoyt W. Curll• Deceased. RACINI, OHIO, 1957 MEHL1JHY IIAilD TOP. & Oil Company, who sc l.:.~ st k1wwn Uoor, took VOICe leuuns and sang 134 W Kauawha A' ve., Col urn· $1,695 4 Door Sedan Very low addross WPS 31J 8yrll r A ~fi' ntlt' , Un- Ill the church chou. And m sumhu s, 14, Ohio. 3-24-3tt: HAVE YOUR CARPETS AND mileage Sharp car mslde un•l upholsterJnJ: cleaned h)' the mo- lOlllown, Pcnnsy.lvan! a, And 1.!1 not mers, l workl~ as an att~~:ndanL in out. PuHh !Juttun 11hift. Hadw l!IL\ND NJI;W ZlG ZA dern cleanmg methfld, With a r£'.'>u.Hmt 01 the Sla tc oJ Uluu, 1s a mentalmslltutlon." G SEWING and heater lilaellltar!l, Pome· aerated dr)' foam qukkly aod hereby noiJiJcd t hat Oll lht• L-ith lll.aL" hine tn onglnal factory ear· " I dun'l hke to feel that l'm just rvy. ::1·24·6t e cconomtcally, rij:ht lo your Ua)' of t"Cbi'U.Iir y, l 000, licur_gt· H. tun Makes button holea, mono· lakmg up space tn this world, " Warner, lilcd h1: : 1 J) etitw n a g all\~t own home. Phone Sll2·4023. grams, blind stltches, and many '53 !o'OftD l'll'K·UI' '49 MOTOH aal\.1 the volunteer reader. h·ut as dde ndant m the Co1u t ot 3-22-11tc fil ii( y deM IQn~. WJI I sell tbil cycle. l>elbert Van Meter, Ru· <.ummon Pleas, Me 1g s l: ounty, {l!uo week only for $41. 00. Terma il ~Inc, Ohio. 3-22·31p l'asc No. 12,981J, pra ymg f m· Judg· desired . Phone WY 2·221)4. ment Hgawst him fo r th1.1 sum of 3-:.!2-tltc WILL SACilU'lt:E DUE 1'0 lhree hundred sixte en and no / 100 ------tranlfer ovcneus 19l)6 Du1ck Ohio van.., Ll¥..,ock doilurs, plus mtcNst at the rate of Special 2 door wllh radiO·hNII· 1 SI:T 01' Ac ETYL ENE GUAG· Gallipolis. Ohio S.turftr e~, hose, etc, 1 oet et:lmC·I• I'RI!!E INSPECTIONS. PIIONII s1x percent, tor Rcrvt ccs p~!rfnr med er 1md dyuaflow . 11111 excelleut MARCH 19, 19160 long11, 1~ ton, new WY-Il·277t. Yale. Phone Gilmore Supply by h1m, and costs of thl~ .ucuon. Hogs- 17:> tp 220 Ures. Motor and body are Ill lb1. UI.DO to wn3116. Store. Vauthan Peat Control Co Sil.ld CaWie Wlll be f or heann~ on JG.8Q, 2:.!0 to 200 lba. UUO 3·2:11ltc ~rfeet co11dttwn $'l !iiS.OO. Phuue &o 10.80, Member of National i••t Con· or after the 30111 day of AJU 11, SH2-41P2. 3·22·31e 1! HKREmi!D COW s. bight 14.00 to 10.80, Fat SOWI, 10.00 DAVID trol ANoclaUon. 12-3-tfc 1960. Yo1l, Portlaud, Oh H WAHNE R to 13.00, Stll£8 10.00 tG 12.00, Boars to. 3-22-3tc •11Nnow 9L1Nns GEORGE · ,~ ' • 8.00 to 12 00, Sows aDd Pip 10.00 Vero-.Ualt Dllnd t~, all 11~1 o~~nd . HOOVER UPRIGHT lnSI,.II'QncE . l la lllllfl to 90 00, Shoats 12.00 to 11.00. SWEEPER colora. Freo ll:J tun~o~tel!. J>ale By J. B. 0\JJrtcn, Attorney In excellent con dillon. Sal e Cattle- Steen 18.00 to 20.00, Wippol Supply, 21~ Univn Ave, DON 8TIVU8 pnccd 111 only $12.95. WY2-2204 for Plumtl ll Heifers 16.00 to 2-f.OO, Baby Beef Pomero)' , o luo. 3-4-HOtc 3 22·Hlc ~-~3) 3, 10, 17, 24, ~· 6t :___ ~ 20.00 to 25.00, Jo'at Cew1 1t.,OO to . - - --- ~ --- 18.00, Canners 12.00 to 14.00, Bull& SA ~~; ON TRADE-IN SINGER CUMPLlf.TE INbURA.NCE !'RO. 17.00 to 20.00, Milt Cows 100.00 to llcwing m11chine• and other tllchon. We, Auto, ~ue, Pohn. 200.00. ma kf.li A marvelous ~eJection. Call Doo M.l1.La. lhdlileport, Veal Calves- Topa 32.70, SecAll lWil!(!d at a fractJon of th'eir Obro. Ol)ds 26.00 to 30.00, Medium 22.00 original prlees. Guaranteed to to 26.00, Com. & llva. 20.00 to 32. gi\'C excellent aervice. The ( 21 ) Real Estate 00, Culli 15.00 to 20.00. Fabric Shop. Phone WY2-2284. Sheep.- Ewe& & Lms. 5.00 to 12.3·22-3Lc · FOR SALE: FIVE ltOOM HOU SE 00, Sloe); l!."wes 4.00 to 10.01), Fat --------------,~~~~ with batb. Nice loc1tlon . Melvin Sheep 4.00 to 10.00, Cull• 1.00 to UNCLAIMED ELECTROLCX VA· Hood, 111 LOCU!&C St., Pomeroy. ~. 00, Bucks 4.00 to 8.00, Fat Wetl'uum Cleaner. Only Sl3.00 plus CAll 2·110-301p hers 3.00 to 10.00. S7.M due for part1. Phon' WY2· Lambs-Topa 21.50, Secoods. 2204. 3-22·8tc I I6.00 to 20.00, Light Wts. 1•.00 to FIVE ROOMS JJ'URNITURE, GOOD 11.00, Cqmmon 12.00 to 1&.00. eondiUon, •aome -children'• furniture, 1 b9)1'a 26" bicycle, 1 CHISHIU NOTU llrookwood Slallon Wagon IH01JSE .FOB SALE IN 11rl's 28" bicycl~. 1 a:lrl'a 20" Mrs. Harold Kinl! of W•terford, -"•utiful beige anrl coral lin ' town, six roOms, 4 rooma down, Belore 9:30 A.M bleyclo, l Sln1er tewtna: n'a· ._, M8 cu. in VR mutor, tur2 up, approximately 1 acre le· 0., wu caUed here to care for Mlddl1110rt WY.,2M9 chine, por\able, new, lhOrted Wlide thl m, r~tdto, luNttcr, vel land excellent well 13 miles her daughter, Mn. Walter WilPomeroy WY·MI95 <:hl!pren'a clothlna:, woman'• tires A ihon~y to JCAUTI PI.D 'ITOIIII from Pomeroy on State Route son whQ il sullering from a back clothing &lzes 10.12, Winter -""''<lrlve. 692, Price $1,000.00. InqUire Injury. While here Mrs. Kint AtCaad Summer, .radio, record Pla7· took the flu and is now confine~ Vubo II:J141 · Mra. Howell at Pacetowa. · •r, televlalon, lawn mowetl, IIAMILL IIIIVICI ITATION to her home In Wltertord quite 3-12-llOic )bytu waaher and twin tuba. ill with asthma and p!enray. Alao many other utlclea. d?o SAi.E: S • room house, Mrs. George Hi<:kl and dau,h· Alll•ny ftll So. 4th St., Middleport. Phone fuJI aized basement, fuel oll fur· ter Sheila spent the weekend With Every IM1 ilenlee IVY2·3848. 11-22-lllc nace, ~uJit.Jn kitchen, garage, her puents, Mr. and Mra. Huold breezeway, atorm doors and win. kine ot Wateiiord, o. UNCLAIMED SINGER SEWING BARNES-SIIIPSON lN!>U~"'I dowa, extra ltrge Jot. Horton Jo'er Mro. Vlrlil Wo1111ley, Jl&o, ond machine Will •ell tor $lfi .OO A•enta, Vlddlepart, Pin, t.ulf> a:uson, Letart, Jtt. 1, between Mn. PauJ Wamley of Chelbitt plus $8.40 due ua for new mobile, BoDda. Phone WY..J. New ~ven 1nd PhlUp Sporn opent Frlt!IY wltll Jolio. Hoiold parla. Phone WY!Haot. i·:t2·61c 1."." "" WAVER1Y MOBILE HOME$ ---~ - -- '" ! ..... • .~ (20aJ Termite Control --- · -- .... ....... , ROY 11\-.AR CO. 21101. Plaot. 7:00 7:80 8 :00 9:3P 9:30 10:1)0 10:46 11 :00 Today Katie Doonar Show Topper Dough Re,_, M_I,--=:::- 11:10 ll;l~ ·oo Kid Day Newi OLUiftboat Bill Cisco lid Steamboat Bill Jim Thacker Show Weatherca.st News Pieture· IJuntle)' Brinkley Report Spring Style Show 'Ibis Man Daw111n Troubleshooten TV Quide A wards Show Muquerade Party Cavalcade of $"parts Ja~po~ Bowtln& New.s Headlines Weatberc&at Jark Pur Shctw Silill Oil 12:30 Love That BoJ 1:00 About Faces 1 :30 Medlc 3:oq Day ln~Court0 , American iBandstand Rocky and Hia ·Frlend• San Francisco Beat ! :3G. Yout .~II' !\~>POrter 5·30 6:CO ~:~ 6-40 11feat-ir!r!a• ' M5 lolp> J>aly llo\W •• •' Gal~ Qll\l ,..ow 8:01 r"t . il Clock s:ad 7:00 'flight 1:30 Gale Storm Show 8:00 Dilnnl\ Reed Sbow 8·30 The Raal llcCors 9 00 P·n Boo!'" Shbw' 9:30 The Untouch,o~ 10:30 U. S. Border Patto\ 11:00 News Tonlght · 11·05 Scanning tbe Weather 11;10 SpiD'tl RepOrt '11:!5 Loto Sho•· ;'=.'& 4:1Q ;:4q :~ :00 Who You Trust l\1nertcan ~B:&ndstand Rln 'l\n Tin SO etanciiCO Beat You~ Esao Report er WttthdUlan. JObh .Qiiy Ne~ Buddy ~tarcher Sbow q 10 W1tt nila Prete t1 : 1' ey n ' 8:30 Man l!r~ lllaek Hawk ., •=oo Chnn.. , .. Fi~~- · n ~ sir!~ ·ug ~~~;"" 'Gifiiil! 8:00 'eartooa. Specla$IJI4r 8:30 RoflOper Room 9:~0 MOVIe 1:110 ToniJ.hl iiJ:IO ~~ ' " t~e Wtatller 11:\5 I " Rep"" U:iO f.tate S!iqw 11:25 Yotl< Euo R•por\e• 9 Cubs Honored Clifton Events By Scout Awards Social Mra. Harrla Yltited During Meeting Mr and Jtme1 and amily, Muon, Mr and Mn. Isaac Ltwia 1'hurtdl)' even - mg Nine members of Cub Scout P8Ck 2M of Muon City were honored ftcently with the pruentelion oi acouting •Wards et a meetIn~ held m t~ Masert Elementary School. Charlie Carr presented the fo)· lowlns award• at the meelina: The Lion Gold Arow Polnt and two year service pin to Jimmy Wi.Je and Jimmy Maynard; the Bear Pateh and the Gold Arrow Point C2nner strip to Gary Green; the Gold and Silver Arrow Point a'n d one year aervice pta to Terr)' McDav1d: Wolf Patch to Bryant Hudson ; SilYer Arrow point ' and two year 1ernce pin tu Cllester Pyatt; Aastatant Denner Strip to Tommy Schwa6; Two and Three Year Serviee Pins to Mike Fry; and a Two Year Servtce Pm to Mike Johnson. Mothers receiving miniatl.ll'ee or thetr son's awards were :Mrs. James Wise, Mrs. Dorothy Pyatt, Mrs. James Maynard and Jimmy, Mrs. Tulloh. 1n other action at the meetinl a discusion was held conet!rnin& the Soout-0-Rama to be held in Point Pleasant on Saturday, March 26. Attending the meeting were Mrs. James Wise and Jimmy: Jlra. Jamea Maynar dand Jimmy. Mrs. BUI Fry, Mite, Billy and Mark, Mr$. Mary Johnson and Mike, Mrs. Eugene Schwab and Tommy, Mrs. Betty Sayre ~nd Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carr and Richard, Mrs. Dennli Tulloh, Dennie and Da· vid, .Mr. and Mrs. Fred stewart, Gary and Mike, Mrs. Dorothy PY'· att and Chester, Mrs. Georee Hue\!on and Bryant, Mr.s. Wayne Greea •nd Gary, 'Mrs. Naomi McDavid, Tel;Ty and Barbara. Mrs. Stanley Harbour and 1 M1ke, Eddie Burns, Larry Burns, Chuck Anderson and Donnie VanMeter. ------~~ Point Pleasant Man Was Speaker For Rotary Club NEW HAVEN-The Rotary Club held its replar dinner meeti~t£ Thursday evening at the Hartford Methodi11t Church. Woodrow Mace of Point Pleasant wa~ the guest s;pet~ker. II :01' ! '..ove Luc, 11:30 lleeembef Bride t2:00 Love of Life 12,30 ~earei\ for ~rrow 12.'18 The ~uldlng Light Chlllllel13- Thursday 4:()0. ':11J 4:30 6 .00 The Bris;hter Da1 'ni.e &crtit Storm The 1;4g:e of Night The 'I'hree ~toogea 1:00 Heart of the City 1:3f AB the World TUI'II.s 2100 For -Better or Worse 6:00 Arthur J. $Jnith-fiew& 6.1.0. A Look at the Weather ~:IQo~eUer 6:20 J;ule Rivlin" Show 8:30 Amos 'n Andy 7·0<) u. s. Jllanhall 7:30 LOcl< lip Betty J{utton Sho-.: 8'30 JobiUIY Rll!IO' . l:OG Zane G"'Y 'l'll,oolrf> \ Attending were Donald Foglesong, Donald F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, Floyd Carmack, Richard Ord, Dr. John Ridgway, J . L. Stewart, Jack Flesher, James Hampton, Clyde Foley, Jtome Williamson, Russell Capebart, Harry MllJer, Alton Bonney, 0. J. Bostic, Arthur Wehrli, Philip WoJpe'rt, E. L. Stein, Earl Clark and fhomas ~eed.. ~·:~MilllOnai?e 3·~ ';flie Vetqlct is Yours l:oo 1'!>e Brighter JJoy l:UJ The secfet Sturm 1:110 Tile Edge of Night 5:00 Tbe Three stooges 5:30 The Life of Riley ~;00 Arthur J. Smith-New• 6:15 A. 4»~ at the Weather 6:20 Jute Ri~Iio Show 6•; 7: 1: Chanllll -1.3,.. Mlay . · e::iO ' tO: On ll:~ T!:&l' EDDIE ATKINS Plays Your Amoo 'll' Aild1 ltl~~am lliuvbftfe Buiiit Playhouse tho"'l'wlll&bt zone r~ · ~;..,, Country il :IO A. Look at the Weather ll:l& theater :J3 Accurately to evoluo~e advertising in this newspaper as a profitable inv~Jstment for your 'business, you need ju1t three basic facts ... and here they ore! ~~: ~:s?~tar 6:15 ••• ket like o blanket ..... delivers your selling message where it will do YOU the most good I '• I It enables you to stort your 1111ing where most people stort their shopping . .... in the odvvtisi~g columns of this newspaper. Result: faster action .o nd more of it I COST: ! ' : '. IMPACT: 1~30. J:~~ For You ~:00 News & weather 6:30 RFD ' COVERAGE: -This newspaper coven your mar- •• • 3:00 il:ov ••• '7:00 Breakfast Party 8:30 News 8:35 iBrealdast Party t :BO New1 10:00 -coffee Time 3:!:5 of:30 4:30 5:00 fi:lO Hou:ae ,Piayolra ln:vest'J;ating l',tb- tio,:p 'tor mpn,y 4.n the amount fo~ <'OOUDIIIee introduced blj!o Wed· fl,O!IQ pluo 'ln~t an~ costs wo-· wes•a..t: 'fO ·Jriik'e N .oll· aftd ·other 'fi1~4by- R; f, WeBt, 'bBA West ' , __ c oaI Compgy, PIan l tiff• vs M· L· deceptive broadcasting praGt"'._ . _ ON <:alllng on Pt. Pleasant MOlle Go Round News iMullc Go !Round Local News Mollie Go Round $poria ID Review 9P9ftl Sccttts 10:1& Swap ShoP 10:32 Morning DcvotiOIUI G:U Ttie·. llru4 Botl 10145 0.0 the To,wn ' S:41 Pet;.Boolil Show 11:00 ~t:ountry Hoo :Down il:QO SunclQWn 8et¥ad~ 1,!:00 Noon News _._..;._..,. _q:~- ~f!i ~~ :.~ir/ : .. . INTRODUCE PAYOLA IILL. r ,. 'IICT~ 'ILl!~ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cltalr~ : ao eil&fy" m Meigs County man Oren H8rris (D-Ark.) of ihe COmmon Pl~s Court today an ac... crime. Requests 12:3'0 lull: 'i?or1 You 1 3o Ji 1· Mondoy Through Friday Mr and Mrs. Elmer VanMeter and family apent lbe weekend vilitiq heJ' pneots. Mr. and Mn. Harley Powell at Nitro. Mn. Freeman Johnson, Mrs. Katle Bu• and Mn Dana Lewis were m Pt. Pleuant Wedneiday on bualneu. Mrs. Marjorie B•ll of We!t COlumbia b viaitin& her mother, Mr1. J. R. ChaU.en. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Williams vialted Mr. and Mn Lawrence McDermitt at N1tro Sunday. Mr. and Mn Bill William s and daughter Judy visited Mr. a nd Mra. Everetl Dudding at Nitro Sunday Mr. ahd Mrs. Hobert Oliver of Glenville, w. va., VISited his Farenta, Mr. and Mrs. Chest,ec Oliver over the weekend. Nicky Nu:nolson spent Sunday evening w1th Mr. and Mr.s. Eatl Rohinson, M:iddleport. M1111on County Has 32 At State University EDrollment from Mason County at West Virginia University th1~ 1emester totals 32. He$dlnJ enrollment of counties Is Monongalia County w1th 1,198 ot the total enrollment or 5,9&7. Jte&istnr J. Evl!rett Long said 5.028 students at the univenity are Wed Vlrtinians. All 55 counties are represented. Vacation·School InStitutes Are To Be Held Soon HUNTINGTON. W. Vo. (Special) -Three Vacation Church School Inatltutes will be held ill the Huntington District of Th.e Methodist Church in March and ApriJ It was announced in Huntington today by Mrs. Andrew M. Spangler, district d!reetot of children's work. All of tile 109 MethNist Churches in the district have been Invited to a~nd their vaea· t\on church achool teachers to the hutitutes for instruction alld inspiration, Mrs. Sp~gler said. The meetings will be held at Trinity Metbodist Church, POint Pleasant, 1:30 to 5 p. m., Mauh 2'7; Nighbert Memorial Church, Logan, 1:30 to 5 p . m ., April 2 and First Methodist Ch.urch, Huntington, 1:3o to 5 p. m APril 3. !fhe sa me staff of teachers and Distrlct Superintendent Claude R. Co~fJnJ, Qf. l{untlnJi:ton, wi11 Sf7Ye , 1' at iill"'Hiree meetings. Tellchers and subjects will include Mrs. D. E. Wilson, Huntington, Kindergarten; Mrs. Elmer S. Wilson, Huntington, Primary; Mrs. Elvin Clarke, Junior; Mrs Harry S. Wilson, Kenova, Junior Jligh and Mrs. Spangler, Directors of VacatiOn Church Schools. The theme of the stucnes this year is m~ CHURCH. Text books for teal'hers, literature and materlab for local church use will be on aaJe at the meetings. Project Selected and Western By Sunday School Class For Funds .. llerson · \VMPO Daily Program Sehedp,le "Mr. Musa'c" AT . 1,;& ~ •.45 P.M• '· ' ; ON refretbmenl• w·~' J' EH ' · The Sunahinc Sunday CIIS' of the Mason Methodist Church met March 17 at the home of Mr,;. Donald Foglesong with Mrs Bhss Wilson serving as eo-hostess . Mrs. Evelyn Proffitt opened ·the mee!lng 'Nith • reading from scripture and 1eadm& the group i.n the Lor<l'a Prayer. A story God's Talent WD& read and di•· cussed. The class decided, to, tatce. on the p.ooject of aelliag vanilla tl) raiBe funds tor ela~ projects. A st. Patriek•l:l i\i!Y theme was carried, out in . ~oratlona 'nd , ' M~aee, were Evelyn ~$lt, · Mrs. t~_!!dyt, M'cTh·· •umlaash, zM.,'~.lo, -· • t?,,s:.,•·y .,, " Iss Hilda an~J LOrena ti..aueat, , MlasMrs. Maryt afte,. .lll!d~in& aod one .. Yeaa:er. eiry, 7~~~....,-~-~!'l,~~~~· ~oh, MiifdJepol{.. ~¢en4ant:_._.J;;~,;,!"!i Al(;~4illg *tF;fo(l,tt, Mn. Pearl Mr1 MUrl ~ ., '~ • ..•• • Dollar for dollar, your advertising in this newspaper will reach MORE people, produce BETTER results than in ony other medif!i'h'\ . ' . 11nclwe can f \'; ' '· 1i" ~· PROVE iW . . ~~·;·~~ . , ~A"<iE. i"'R 6 :4.' 8:00 CBS .New& . . 8:111- <:aptaln Jl.angaroo , . . 9:00 Cartoon 'J']leater 10:00 'llle Red Rowe Sho'f '0:30 On the Go Cucltlu flt~tlt'l $2095 e:oo D:90 6:00 6.15 6:25 6 30 0:30 Shnll1!n .Siode 10:00 Revlon Revue 11 :oo l"ews . : 11:1!1 A Look ot the Weather II: 15 Th..tot 13 12 30 Si~n Ql.( ' ' ~f •' ,,_, 141fbltew.M Rl&ht WCHS.TV (:t-annel 8 I Market Report Call DicK , ,00 e00: - (20bt .ts 1:10 Movietlm.e 2:80 Loretta Yo\U\1 Theater 3"10 YounJ Dr. Malone 3:io J)em 'Pheee Root m 1:00 Coptedj Play1;\ou.se 1:80 Advepture Ttrne D:l5 Sign On 6·00 Conhnental -classroom ~ - - Prke 12·30 It Could Be Yctu Wlib'Jyblrd• 7:00 9:00 .9:30 10:00 Pl•Y Your Hunch 11:110 Concentration . 12:00 Truth or Coll.eque:'l.ceJ Channel3 - Friday Star Garden Club Thursday. A Bi· lent auction of plant& and bulbi was held Estella Radekin won the door prize. Refreshments were served to 1I members and one guest. Mr and Mrs Roger Bolen and son, Johnme, Londonderry, and Leslie Hoffman and family were g uests of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Ride· kin. -- -1958 CHEVROLET - Mr.!t Emma Powell, MW Pearl Powell and Mrs Gertie Deems, •ll of Parkenburg, called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer and Janie. 'Mr and Mr.s . Willard Pigott and daughters spent an evening with Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Bu1h and daughter. - - 11'110 7.30 .J\eiCUt 8 a:oo Bat ~Bt'll rson 8J30 Staccato 9:00 Baehelor Father 9::W Ford Show lOKlO You Bet Your Life 10·30 Take A Good ~.ook 11·00 News Headlines 11·10 WeJ.thereast 11 :15 Jack Paar Show .. USID . 7.00 to:ao UO The Lite Of jllley ...... @) Mr. and Mrs. RU81ell VanMeLer spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. P1erce. Mrs Catherme Mraner of Ath· e ns, Mrs. Hobart Newell and Mrs. Emma Powell spen! Friday with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pjerce. Facts! ------- ANV saAVES Comedy Playhouse Advtnture Theater Stellmboat llilJ ~: SA Sgt. Preston 6 ~00 Flatt & Sdugg~ Show tUft Weatl)ereast 6:80 News Plct!UP 6.43 ' H\ll)tley Brlnk1ey Report Out The Legal Nof.ice --- - 4:00 4-30 S:OO "' - l Channel3 -Thursday Mr. and Mra . Rodney Pieree and sons spent Friday evenin& tn KcConnellsville with bls parent., Mr. and Mn. Nelaon Pierce and flmlb". And Smoke $A 1£1$ I WSAZ.TV . Channel 3 • p1pe ••• I '' TELEVISION GUIDE Ml'. and Mn. Denver CUrUI and family, LilT)' Curtil of Waldo, lit. &nd Mn. L. D . Pierce I pent Sundly wltb Mr. &nd Mrs. Hobert NeweU and flmtly . A birthday dinner wu enJoyed honor1ng Johnny Newell and Larry and Keith Curtil. Put this in your Airl1'ne Hostess Spends Spare lc~·~;~M Mr and Mrs. Edmund Foster and mother, Mrs Genevra Foster attended the funera l of Frank Vernon 111 Columbus, Monday. A D Mornson was brought from M~igs General Hospttal lo t he home of h .~ daughter, Mrs G A Hadekm. where h e and Mrs :-rornson are s pendmg some tlme. Mr and Mrs J E. Radekm and 1ma Radekm were dumer gut>sts tn the Vale home Sunday m ob· serva nce of the birthday of Mrs. Erma Vale Lauren Hoffman is among those w1th mumps Mrs G H. Stout entertained the Daily Sentinel, Po!114roy.Mlddleport, 0., March 24, 1986--7 • :00 I lriiEVisio"NIIAmo 1 appliance repa1r. ANDPhonesMALL Otis Point Rock Personal News MT.OLM Social Events ' ChannelS~ Thunday g'~ ~.~,r~·~~:·on TRAILERS I nlabt witb Leanna Brew&. Mr. and Mn. Phillip Plckena of Akron are guests of bill parenta. Mr. and Mrs Frank Pickens S W Durst, Portland, called on Lbe Eber Carpen ter family Sunday . Mr and :win John Dobbms and sons. Columbus, were week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Edi(ar Brewer and Leanna Mr. and Mrs Howard Allen and son called on his parents, Mr . and Mrs H. H. Allen Erma and J ean Pattersori called un Chuckle V~nMe t t!r Sunday . Wesley Cozart was a recent guest of Olive a nd Dell Talbott Bud Glue~e ncamp nsited his parents, Mr and :v[r s L R Gluesencamp, Saturd11y Guy Bu1<.:h has N'turned home from Holzer Hosp1tal ' I ' ' LR's dllleuoslb~se focls further In terms of your speel.lle....,._, 'THE DAILY'SENTJNEL bath, a 21 6tp JOna. wa~~ -. '· .l , ,.·, ~--·--~w·•""•----------,"":'-,.;;..;. •• ___ i "'!!¥ri\AII":","....21-•·t~.~;'!;.'~,~t.:.·..;j,~l ,\ ., , ,...., t. '' NANCY NANCY··-THE BIG T HE RMOMETER IS MISS ING FROM THE BACK PORCH I HAVE IT OUT HERE'. AUNT FRITZ I �1i:3 ' 1--'DIIIy SeDllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., March 24, 1960 • Investiture Is Held Tuesday ~;;;;;;=~=="'\ I By.Girl Sco.. •• canlileilght mvest1ture service PLAN and ARRANGE WQA 'held by Girl Scout 1'rl)(lp 46 of Jlmmr Gru.- '"" ...o.r. ~liarCJD. ~pUt the weekel'ld Ul Canton with their parenu. Mr. and >ln. Adolpb Grueae.r Jr. Ing on Tuesda) March .22 ePRIVATE PARTY Donna Will wu tnvested as a new member and was presented W eRECEPTION eBANQUET -elo!EmNG the troop by a&s18t.ant patrol lead er D<' ll :.Jc Cook Takmg part t he serv ice were and Harriet Walsh, color guards, Jenmfer Zerkle, col or screeam and D1ane Noble, flae bearer 1Sh.rron HOTEL MARTIN POMIROY'S BEST FREE PARKING After 6 P.M. with llercbaut.B Pollee Service Serving Good Food and Legal Bevera&"'a Until 2:30 A.M. the meeling as proewere Lati1hia ...;ates and Suzan Surface. Games were played end refreshments were served by Kay McGow· en to Josetta Llsh, DebD1e Cook, Jenmfer Zerkle, Jane Burgeu, l"ancy Profitt, Jane Dodson, Har· net Walsh, Donna Lish, Sharon Queen, Kathy Zuspan, Susan Warn· cr Karen Roush, Diane Noble, O~nna W11l, Jackie Aldridge, Coli· mc Harbour, Joy Thabet, Brenda Burton, and the leadera. Mrs. Ralph Warner and Mrt. Jot"pb Att~;-ndlllg pectJvc mt>mhen Prh'l.te Roome For 10 to 1'73 People HIDE-AWAY BAR tn Que~n Ll1h. FOR EASTER Coats Toppers and Long Coats Short, Fitted, Boxey Suits and Walklng Suits Juniors, Half Sizes Dresses and Mlsse• Seleet Yours Now aud Dave It Laid Away - - - LADIES' HATS TAILORED and FLOWERY Plus ALarge Selection Of Accessories MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE Shop Here and Save Cash - Instead of Saleslip• MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. Convention t<> be held in ()ayton when the Ohio Eta Phi Chap- Mr and Mra W. Q. Derry left ter of the Sorority met Tuesday evening at the Ohio Fuel Wednesday for the1r home in Du;:k- •• 'IIDDII HOUDASH•'-T Mtss PhyUi1 Stanley and Larry Gas office m Middleport Huntmrton last Mrs. Betty Everson prestded Sunday wh(re Mr. Baker u em and tbe followwg offieen were ployed wltb the B&O R.atlroad elected for tbe comin& year. preMr. and lin. DenRII5 Gallagher Stdenl, MJ'5. Belt, Fultz; Vlct pre· have returned to theJr home 111 s1dent, Mrs. Jtane BnuJJ , record· Georgaa afte~ spe~dang the week lng secretal}', Shirley Huston , end here to vulit w1th :m Paultne 1 correspondint aecretan, Marlene Gallagher, a pauent 10 Metgti Gen- Re mhart; tnaaurer. Lucy Amsbary; extenliO!'l offtcer, Eleanor pral Hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul Smart and Blaeltnar; par!Jmentarun, Shtrley Mrs R R. Pickens were tn RIO Beegle and c1ty councJJ alt!M'nate Grande last 'mg~t LQ attend the and delegate, Lee Styter and meetmg of the OhiO Baptist J ub ilee BarDara Belzlng. that the Advance ~r. Smart 15 <:Da irman ! It was announced of Evangelism and Mre Pickens ts Founder's Dsy celebration would chairman of the Board of Chmt1an be held at the Spottaman RestaurEducation ant m Athens, April 28 at 8:3(1. Plans were m1de for the "get acquainted'' party which will be held at the Legion HaU on the 29th of Marrh at 7:30 and tbis Sunday ihe monthly 5ocial wiU be held at the DAV HaU 1n Pomeroy 1 and Wlll De a potluck dinner at M ia~ Erma Smith pretided at 6 30 Husbands will be inviwel IS the meeting of the Ladies Aux1l· guests. tar.y of the Drew Webster Post After the business meeting a Amertcan Legton held Tuesday cultunl program on pictures was evemng at the Legion Home. gwen by Louise ~tie. Sbe inTht meeting opened in rltualls- clude<! In ' ber program a film on tic form w1th Mrs Durward DiBiley Land .. Cumings achng as color bearer. Apnl Smith won the traveling Mrs George Mowery as Sgt. at prize and following the program Arms and Mrs Pearl Hysell as refreshments were served by chaplain A report on the bakelesa Mrs. Yvonne Scally and Mra. Dil· bake ule held recently was gJVen lard. by Mra. Gera,ld Wildermuth . Mrs. Gaynelle Wlae, poppy chajrl:nan, suggested a meeting of members to plan for "Poppy D3y" to 00 held m the near future Mus Smith announced that April will be Pan-Amencan and Child Welfare month with programs The March meeting of the Pompresented by Mrs. Mowery and eroy WCTU was held Toesday Mrs Paul easel . A contribution cvemng in the Bodal room of the was made ln memory of the boys F"e<lerated Church! on the USS Arizona which sank Mrs G. H. Ewtng presided over on Pearl Harbor Day . the meeting which opened wlth A short program on CIVil de· group stngmg Wlth Mtss Elizabeth fense was presented by Mrs. C. Duffy at the p1ano. A committee F Tompkms who requested mem· was nomed to plan for participabers to bring clippings on civtl tion in lhe Daily Vacation B~ble defense 1.o the next meeting. School which wiU be held 10 June . Mrs. Jed WeDster Sr spoke on A letter was rearl from Miss Ethel communJty 14•tvice and gave many Garland, chatrman ol the Pomeroy and vaned uleas on the program. Library Board. acknowled.gmg reAt the clo~e of the meetmg, te· celpl of a book gi\'cn In memory of freshments were served Mrs 0 H Myers, a deceased memBaker were ln Mason City at their regular meet- YOUR NEXT Eta Phi Chapter Names Delegates For Visitors Stop Convention; New Presi4ent Elected Here To See charlotte Dillard, Sue Grueser, Marline Meinhart and Reva Relatives Vaughn were elected delegates t<> the Stale Beta Sigma Phi Around And About Middleport Operation 'Forward Night,' Open House, Observed At Meeting Of Chester Grange Operatio~ "Forward Night" and open houSE was held Tuesday evening when Chester Grange met m theLr new home, the old court bouse. Dale Kautz, worthy master, was m charge of the meeting, which opened with the presentation of colors, followed with the pledge to the flag and group singrng of the natrona! an· them. Prayer was given by Leota Young, chaplain, after which the Lord's Prayer was prayed tn umson A letter of greetings from Byron Frederick, state master, was read by the master. A program was presented by Mra. DIYld Koblentz, lecturer, and ron e.~U was antwered wlth each givlna their name and ~cupataon Grante remJnistence were gl\ f' n by Pearl Ptrker, a member " l the llr1t GJ"ance which met m the old court hctUae, and Mrs Floyd I"Jdenour 1nd :Ralph Parker of the sec ond Grange. ' ' WCTUMakes Plans To Help Vacation School ,T(!nmfer tk!an Tw1Ia Karr, Ahce Smith and Sally Mora sang "Jie" wllh Patty KoDienlz at the piano, followed Dy a talk by Rep George Meinhart, who tave the history or the old court house and the procedure of leglalature . ' Following the history of Chester Grange by Mrs. Pearl Mora, a style show was held with Roy Miller, Horace Karr, Avery Nelson, Arthur Orr, Donald Mora. HoDart Newell ~nd Alfred Yeauger partlclpatmg Mr Newell wu Judged the prttttest. nations to all who helped with work or do A l'llke walk was held with Rhea Mora wmnlng The meeting wos cloted with group Biogtng or "Blest Be The T1e." Potluck refreshments were served durmg the social hour. First Birthday Observed For Brenda Hysell I Special Programs Planned In April By Auxiliary the Uth anniversar')' «rtlfl· cate.11 were preHnted to charter n;teJft~r;t, Mr and Mrs Floyd Rid· enour, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker and Henry :Beaver by Mrs Koblentz after 'which remarks were given by Dan ,Hartinger, comm1ss10ner, and Bob Hoefitch, w~o thanked the membel'll for parliclpattng m the Talent Showcase at Syracuse and which will be gtven again tonight at Middlepol"t. Remarks were given by Deputy Master R N Jones, Juvenile Ma tron 1\olrs Jones, Amos Leonard, Master of Rock Sprtnp Grange, and Pale Kautz, who extended thanks to the Commissioners for paMidpation in the butldlng project, Henry Ewing !or chatrs, and I 0 Us T AvE TASSELL'S white .Uk crepe dinner d~u for epring Is a long ftutd line tabHc which de~~cendl to a floor-length train. The brW ov9rl¥ou!!e ill ftanked by wide, 110ft, wing--like steeve• wblcb an pulled In tl)t a fitted wal.lt., ot ,·===========:, MOln' • 1 Ab ou • peop 1e In Pomeroy &y LUC:ILLIJ KAWKINI ' A. Morgan ;:::=;;:::;;:::;;:::;;::;;:;:=;:=;:=;:=;:;:=;:=;:=;:=;~~m~Y~·,_,_,_,_,_;;;·,_,_.,_,_ 1~i~~~iw.dinner, Sundayattended , at thea 1 fashion perfect .... YaurEaiar her son and daughter inlaw, Mr. and Mrs Roger Morgan, Middleport, bonorinJJ their son, Keith, on his birthday. Pack 241 Cub scouts and Troop Mn. Robert White, eon James Robert and Richard Duckworth 241 Boy Srouta, beld their blue attended the funeral of their uncle WUliem JentiDJ c.f Byuvllle. Mrs. Marie Kolqulat and Mrs. Bert Walters arrived in Syracuse to visit with their liater Mrs. Dora OUckwortb before leaving for their home in WashiRJton, D. C., Wednesday evenin1. C::Ome lu aad Lay·Away New Fer Later MEIGS THEATRE Lonl,- Selection Of DRESSES Sizea 7-IS, 12·20, 1411-24'h ONLY $5.99 SHORTII COAn, DUSTER STYLE COAn end WALKING SUITS 'nle Tri-County Teen Whtle bere they called on other relati ves lbcludmg Mn. Dora Ph.illiQ~. Mr. and Mn. Harry Wehruna, :.tn.' Clara Ohltnger, Mr. and Mn. Canteen Joe Ebersbach, Mr. and Mra. C. J. will make i~ firat · ~aN nee In the hcine toqight at tbe AmeriC1n Lei!Jon:• ·Hall where it wtll reproduce the "Fabulous Record Yean" bop. The dance a:etll underway at 7.MJ p, m. and lut unhl mldnlgbt and will feature. tbe "ReDell." All regulu canteen evnteat& wi.U a,a be Ebersbach, Mr and Mra. A. H. EDersbach, Mrs. Adam Eberlbacb, w.- H. Eben:bach and Sybil, Artbur Ebenbach and Mrs. Wendell 8eu.lng. Tftey also caUed on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamm, Pomeroy, and Mr&. JaC()b Eberabacb and Mr and Mrs. EJmer Eberabacb of Point Pleasant. *· held. . Tble was tbe flJ'at vlstl tn PomFriday niabt of this week the eroy for the Derrys since 1912. canteen will hold its fifth upro- They were enroute home from duttion of the "Fabulous Record Florida where they spent the wmter. Year" hop, thll dme in Marion. Tbere wUI b4i Ito Tri·Courtty can· teen tbil Satun:IJ~. On Aprtl1 the canteen' 1!-'i\1 retdift to the.Wahama Sumloy Dinner Given High Sehool tym where 'It will For Family Evenl stage an ''April' Foot•• Blut." llan· d)' R..thpb wU~Iirlt, alfl'dU'eciot· , · ~•Dd Jlra -Grover Jenkinson ~Ue_.l;&, V. _.ag'e ,)a ' if~ ,-,va,h- ent_.lji"!d ·~ th~. :Children, ~'dr. Jqto"'. " 't. . •· t 1M !ln. ADen lenkinson and Mr. On APJ'll 2 the Canteen wm re- 1nd Mrs Curti!l Jenkinson and turn tg. Dunbar..R~« -Lan4" and on da,~ghte~. ~nna Kay and Mary April wJU ee~~r"te jf;e an- :Jane( SunpaY, '11'8rch 20. with a tur'n' keY j:lin'ler hi' observance of the niver84i1 JW\th.''U!e ··~ ·fl. roll resfiVIl etit held ur e1P,~ elder Je'ri:kint!6ns' .52nd wedding Mason-Gallia are.,. The ~eattval will anniversary and Mrs. Grover Jenbe In the WaJ:l~~- gym. .'~ kin8on's birtliday. ' - *· Vi; l Appfy SPRED SATIN MIN liTES ... enjoy It for YEARS! In A short talk was g1ven by Mrs. I Aucti,?n Sale Is I Planned At Next Club Meeting • Wuhet brlaht and niW for,,.,. • In frHh 10ft Plllel COlore You'll have twice tile fun of decorating: because you do It so well ••• so quiekly wilh SPRED SATIN. Flows on smoothly with brush or roller. Dries In minutes ••• has no irr"'tina IUmes or odors. And you have the clean, fresh -look of newly painted walls for years! Try Todi\yl Mrs Floyd llunree enteruined the Chotter Club Tueoday .,enlng at her home ln Rutland. Durina: the bustneaa aesalon in charge of Mra. Gene Evono, preoident. pion• were made for 1n auction ule at the next meetln• Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Wilbur Ynuna. Mrs. Evl1lt, Mrs. Jae Yount ind Mrs. Vaushan Price. Refreshments were served by the hosteu to the aOOve named and Mrs. Nathan and Buck. Elberfelds · MONTH END SALE WOMEN'S CHJLDR:EN'S SPORTS and CASU-ALS UUie Girls biller Hal aad PIUie Sell $1.99 to $2.99 PAI. R. ' . ,• roo, II' YOU Wt8HI) $16.99 to $ZZ.50 ' ' .'· . ' ' ' I ' (· '• Afl1r-;u•o.i f .~~- : .l'!o . . ~~·n)r.t. ::~ ~..~...•·•• An~ 2..Styles. er.ir•d 'A Ftiend. · \ ' " I ' / • • Amou From 1be ,Lower Puklal Lol Ia Pomeroy, Oblo NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) - The tali, "young convict with cropped hatr walked out of the prison factory at dusk Thurs· day, flipped away bis cigarette and spat on the ground . Then he stuck out bis banda to be handeuffed. To Raymond Farra, ~year~ld West Virginia kidnaper and robber ended a 25-bour war of nerves in which he al'ld a fellow convict eambled tbe lives of 18 hostage11 against the hope that 200 pohce would let them fiee trom tbe Ten· nes11ee state priaon here. l<"'a rra and Robert Riven, 25, of . temple, Tex., anned With .38 and .45 aaliber pistols smugaled into the prison, ~ited more tban '10 hostaau in a strangely diaorpn!Md bld for freedom Jale Wedl>Oldar. TrNt H01t.... Coutteout.ly They releaaed all but 18, tnciud· ina; three women. and entrenched themselves in a deputy warden't office in tbe Prison elothlng · factory. They treated their hostages with elaborate courtesy but swore to kill tbem all unless gJv· on a fast car and a chance to shoot it out with police on the blghway. At the end they traded the1r prisoners for a promise of no punJib\Jle nt. a temporary trsns-.fer to the county jai.l and efforts by laW)'ers to obtain tbeir release on a writ of babelS corpus. 1be agreement with state correeUona COmmisaioner Ke i t h Hampton tbat broke the stalemate promised that Rievera and Farra would not be placed in ma~mum eecurity or aolitar)r confinement and BbaU remain in the DfvlcUon County jaU "throqbout the lecal proceedtna:s brou1ht In thetr be· hslf wh1ch are to include a habeas corpus petition for both said pmoners" Illness Ends lnDeaihFor Mr. McQuigg 1 five 0 · sr~ORE " ' ''IIIWOLEPORT . COLUMBUS, 0 . UPI-Bitter spring weather aa naaty a& any December product beaeir;ed the upper MidwC11t and east today w1th blinding snow storrm and below·z.ero temperatures. More snow was pcedicted from the Montana Rocklet acroa the northern plalllS, Wilt'ontin and upper Michigan into the Great Lakes and northern Appalachillll and through the New EDC].a.nd states. Tbe mercury craubed to one degree below zero Uria moroi.n& at Bradford, Jn northern nlinols. fn. ternatlonal Fallll, MiM., reported three degrees above aero. Temperatures were below freezi.nc aa far south as northern TenneUee and the Misaourt·Atkan&as Une. The thermometer dipped to lSO any• .Opinion Comes Answering Query Space applications of the being developed by brief announcement, it would start contract with of eral & It called "a nuclear ating system for The flight version five yean will wei.Jh pounds, lncludina radiatlon ing, and will be designed unattended Jo space for a It will -coat about 8 milUon ' Varwdium EmployM Reeei11e Aid frainins First Aid Class In session - Pictured Left to right: Pauline Lew!$ Plant Nurse; Carl Norris; Delbert Ludwig· John Povlleh; Bob Rhodes; John Kokovitch; Charles Pyl~s; James Roulh; Jnd Ed CUnningham. Not pictured, John Hoffman and Charles Connolly. peroon may Simultaneously as a county atte~ance a county board of educa· as a township trustee same county, Attorney Mark McElroy said today. General save bts from .J. B. attorney, in this case are not aubone another." said Me· is one a check up- • Aid Class In Trammg •• Fll'St At VanadiUDl COo Graham PIant Cl~rly morning at ••. m. "' Milwaaliee th< coldest temperature ever f'eCOI'ded " late m the sea11011 ta tbe Beer il!~~u,_ we~; ilei!!F- 1~ . ou~lon wh"!'' .. ~reatnt 1-..r ,..t . ~- J61'0iji81tA .. IIIII~ j..(iio! g!eal:_,0o!J>"t!n·J'tvli<l> _,~gRh~nd lli!d Clbai cild bas !liopseil. .. , , o<tident-plleil up oa m. 31 10t1th ., • _by ' :tttmllh~; bLaboraHolfto!'!', ~b11 ._l ....1 n~ 1 .,.o n will, ~Jobn Kokovitcb, Charlet Pyles ' Da·lbl~~ks . and Carl l{orria; store room, Uvinl ' l;lY James Rouab; Production, Chas. DETROIT UPJ-Former Presl· ConnollY; Personnel, Delbert Lud· dent Harry S. Truman told the wig. Interest ,b u been high in each National Association for the Ad· of Colored Peoples' in two·hour seBSion, bec..we profesThursday the organi11 ~ trustees. losing friends mstead of cUmbtrte: them. per L. Johnson, executiYe of the NAACP brtnch needay of a meeting of East.etn prieea an increaa.e of 1.3 per cent Begmnmg the first Saturday in The Meigs Talent Showcase was the local group had District teachers at tbe Home of above a year aco. April square and round dances Mrs. A.ll(!e Neue, RIDute 7. presentect at the Midd1eport High ~~sk_ed the former president if be A tbarp .reduction in gasoline will be spontored through the correctly quoted when he re Tbe program c:oauhlttee of prim and the fifth cod.secutive month at Burlingham, all pro- School Thursday evening with Bpb port.edly aaid "Jf anyone came Mtl. Goi'don CaldftU, Bertha monthly decline in f004 prices ceeda going to the building fund. Hoefllch directing tbe sbow. The Democrat Women's Club met A large crowd was em hand to intG my store and tried to stop Smith, Mrs. Eleanor Knight and prevented the index from l"ialng Thursday ntght at the second Ward witness the production 'whlch had busineea I'd throw him out. The Tony Gennette led tbe disCUI· to new record levels. Racine Scouts Will been presented at Syracuse last Negro. ehould bebave himself and Firehouse with tbe president, Mrs. 1lon on hOW' teachers an belp Don Brewer, presiding. Guest week. For thiJ week's show three show be is a good citizen." build a IOOd ecbc.ol. Lend Hand To Family speakers were .Mrs. Wyman, presi· new acts were added. In Mr. Truman's an3wering Racine Scouts will collect cloth· AmGnc lhe points were: 1- Man Fined, Bond Is dent or the Athens club, county A new dance line, a bla~klli:llt wire, be s.id he ..... as ct~rrectly chairwomen Mrs. Marvin SJcke!JII mg l''riday afternoon and Saturday Vialta to homes to obtain parentt' Forfeited Mayor morning for the Lizz.ie Bostic fam- m,tmber composed of Maida fl,ouah, quoted and "I wauld do just help to solve problema; 2--lleaDavid Nelson, S2, was arrested ily who were bUrned out of tholf Carla Wilson, Neda Bndford, Bev- what ( aaid I would. If I were in and Don Mullen. lize you belon1 to an edueational Thursday nlgbt by Middleport Mr. Mullen ta1kcd about the erly Perrin and coUeen WUson Detroit I would sar the same propOied Veterana M•morial HosWednesday morning. tee.m, aU joinina forces; to aehieve Cbief of Police HerDert Gilkey Anyone liYing outside of Racine w&s one of tile new ones as was the thin& to you personlllly .'' pital to be voted on May 3rd. objectives; ~Eatlblilb )"'unelf and Patroimait Everett Bostic for woul., Uke to donate should appearance of the Girla Enaemble who as 1 citizen of bt&h caliber iD intoxicatic.n, -stayed in town jaU The president and membeta of tsll John Elwood, WI 9·3371. rhc.se ol MHS who sang "Twilight Time," '\co.lllmunity endeavor. lhe club exchallied ideu witb OV(l!rnigbt and was fined $tl anC: in need of clothing are the •1other .Making up thts group are Karen Jtxecu4ve Head J, S. Davit led Mrs. Wyman on the raising of by Mayor Kenneth Mc-Eihin· and four children, three dau ·;hren Grea:s. Bonnie VanCoooey, Bertha a dlacuaaion Hllisted by the pro. coe:ts money for tbe ~lub. this mornlftl, ages 6, 11 and 14, and one boy, 19. W1lsoo, Karen 'McElhinn~, Bever· Prestdent Mrs. Brewer and Vice cram committee on uiaUog ·~ neyNel.&on cllose to lay out hia ly Perrm, Phyllia Hilbert, ~rianne Prestdent Mrs. Dnrothy Bentz preproposed federal aid io education fine~. The mayor abo forfeited .Brinkman, Susan Pullen, Janice -Lcbev Is Bussed sente<l Doth the lady speakel'!l with lawa. the $1~ bond of Raymond Lam· Khru Ml Zirkle, Linda Forrest. JuW Butch· corsages in appreciation of their lira. Avis Freeter, preaideat of bert who failed to appear on a PARIS UPI - Soviet Premier er, Janice Richards, Christine Coats attendance. tbo Eutem group of teacbp, charge of recklea• operation of 'a Nikita S. Khrushchev, under thf! and ·Barbara Covert. Carla Wilson Coffee was servf!d to tl,le approx· April 9, 1960, Is the date of the prulded, alliated by Wilma Hel'l'-< motor vehicle. watchful eyes oC French aecurlty t 11pped to "Sweet Geor&ia Btown." lmately 30 guel!ts by Mrs. Cleo Southust Dbtrict Science Day, an mann, tectetary·treulirer. Guests police, made a pilgrimAge to V. I. ...The at Middleport was co- event' which will Involve ap.d in- Smith and Mrs. Charles Mullen. for the moeUJlll were diZIIed by Lenin's Pari• apartment today and: sioonoo~ed by the local Band Booat· NEW YORK UPI-'ltoeks fa- receivf!d a joyful embraee from ers and the S,yracuse Emereency tereat tcience student& and adults tile beauty M the Nease home for vored the upalde again today in French Commun1st Party Chief Squad and as of, last nipt appro.d· from:: Pem, Hocking, Meigs, Law· the oceuJon. rence,,•Ross, Morgan, Athens, Jack Games were played and buffet a narrQw and mixed opening. Maurice Thorez. mately $0!60 bad been cle&Nd on aon, Sc:ioto. Washington, Vinton, nfrelbments en.toN Jn cbara:e <If the show. This will be divided by Galll8 and Pike Counties. Ule Chester teachen. Mr.a. Thelma the sponsorin& a:;roupa. ~ Ditirict SCience Days are held orr preaided at the coffee aerviee. Mn. Emerson Jones anti Mrs annu1lly in each of nine districts Robert Co11t1 w e eh f In Ohio under the direction of the the tieket salea i Ml eport with Distnct Science Day Committee COLUMBUS UPI - Gov. )fichael mbers seJUng of tbe Ohio Academy of Science. the Junior Band ~nter in the v . Di5.alk kept an appolnlment in the tickets. Tickets went on sale is Qllio Uni· Cleveland Thursday night despite COWMBUS- A man wbp dreaded farm chorea in his boy, Monday and after all are in three two threats telephoned to the pnzes be ttven to band mem· hood will be the farmer's friend- Mr. County Agent of 1960 bers sellin& the most tickets. EuDep~t- State House SW1tchDoard and gov· - at a statewide dinner here Monday n!gllt, March 28. ernor's mansion a few hours eargene Seara; band instructor, also He Ia Manhal} K. Wblller, aeri-~senhng state government, educa· aSSISted with the U.cket sale. and H~rr11on, Jackson lier F1rst a man called the switch· A Bille of bome made candy was Higb School . Phil Wolpert of New Haven <!!Jitural agent lft Mf!dlna County tion, business and agriculture Hi.Jb tchool students who have board at tbe State HoUse and WIJ elected preaident of the Bend lince 1M3 en~ president thls will be In the Ohici Union on the conducted 'by tbe Boosters with as "John him~U ltotary Club at a regular meeting year of th_e Olno County Extens-~ unlve,ty campus for the cere- Mrs. Lcw1s Sauer, Jr., .Mra. Jack developed st>ecial science proj~ts Identified Thompson." ion Acenti l'18oclaUon. mon,y and dinner sponsored ·by are eligible to enter their proand :Us. James Pullen Satterfield held Thursday eveaiDJ at the "The governor Is going to die, The boY JdiaJltLng to •.~ell thfl Agricultural Extenaion Su· in charge. A total of $S4 was real- ject& in District Science Day~ BirUOrd. Methodiat Cbureh. Wol· tonight," he warned. com atld clean· up the ~ be· Yice and Americ•n CyGam.id. State Science Day 1960 is Aprd ized from the candy. pm II employed at ille PbWp otuae J aht~ wanted to · be in . MmuteJ later, a second call WIJ 22 at Antioch College. Yellow .$porn plm~ . t~ae field• Wbtklnl the b0J111".... JGhn T. Mount, administrative placed at the sovernor's manaloq . B!ril~t;, Ohiql State ISctenoe Niomed .......Nidelll wa1 arew up tO be" a leader in a a1siltant to Dr. Novice G. Faw· D.,., 1n conjunction with A caller whn identified himself Ill .Barry Mlller, Nft' Haven man.r-eided proi_HIIiop,• .aricul- , cet~. pr~csident of Obiv Sta~e -q-nt· of the Ohio •· John Thomas.. to one of the 1\1!,..11 Clpebart .,.... elected tiU'al. aeniiC,, 1fblch .&i!l wnt sym- vera1ty, will prese~t the aW~ one of the servants asked for · Mrs, DiSalle. aec:retlr)'·trepurer. bol116 on the teatJmod!al pr~ on behalf of Pres1dent Fawcett When' told &be wu out. he said active most NeW membeR Of tile boml of £ram. ' • to Wblaler. .. to g1ve her the messaae; "There'J clirecton are Dr. .John .Ridgeway, The e~~gr,.ved silver plaque a bomb m the governor'a Gffiee." In 17 yeJrl Whisler, 80\lf(, a commend• tb£ exteQ5iou wotkers · ,New Haven; J. L. Stewart, New State highway'! patrolmen &earch· '"Haven and 0. J, l.oiUc. New wiry 4T. hu travtled 280,001) on their "exceptional services" cd the govemor'B office, the man· mne ....."a dlltance ~tter than ~o jn advanelna: a<:lentiflc qrleulHav~. · and the state airplane ID slon nwinl the metUftl a dlaeuttion tildea around the world, l _gue!ll" ture to benefit 'the ' landa .anti tb.e wbic~ DiSalle Oew to Cleveland 1>1' Wolpert and ~ltofl BoM" '"'' -ln h!J drivinl around M.edma people of Ohio. Thur~day night, but found nothinl W B 'WoOd Jtate extension pteoented In rqord to tho tot!> county to briRI advice aDd farmers. _. 1 . . Ill ~ sld B rio F MEIGS GENIIAL HOSPITAL ~ 'ntcll aclult educatl~ clagq bfl. holp to ,3,000 d rector, w rre e. _u n . At tha~ · d"mner, Wbialer w ill ae- Bawman Admissions. Mrs. Clarence ChapInC held Ill Pl. Pleaoa~~ ot New Yort 'WUI t)i:eak 1 cept the Diltina:ul1Ji9d ' Sel'vice Of\ "Sclence and .Agrlcu1tufe." man, Syracuse; and Jennie Watson, Award Of the' AC11cuJ~I DIV~I- &)\oman 1a marketin• · dlrectmPomeroy. l.on o1 Amerlean Cyanamid Com- for American C)!anamtd'• agrlcul· Dismissed: Alma M1ll~r, Middle· .paoy. n 1\0119~ Wblaler .. aa hla tutil di.ritiOn a'nd HstioM!ble port · Alice Frick, Pomeroy Rt. 3• ~teo !or I'their · contrlbu"tiont fD< ltl teehnologleal developo Birlha: Mrs. Paul Si~, Wid, a ~db; , f ~~~t:t_! ' \d.O Ohlo'l·'fU'Oire.,. . .intnta. . _.. . Drifting Away Democrat\\' omen Hear Speakers Thursday Night Science Day For SE District Is Set·For April9 F:=;A~V=O"'I.~U:::PI-::IDI Two Threats At DiSalle's Life Didn't Stop Him wm ... !l"l- ~ ._. lhllll • :HO · ev•u, repre. o( McHenry and a four-car coW. · bl ked ~ "•h 100 oc ......, 'SWf _":"'6 way a ttw m_ n.. __•_ •_ll'_·-~-- ·Jurors Added To Venire In January Term By Man Who Dreaded Farm Chores New Haven Man Will Be Honored Match 28th UIOWS, whipped · by 4~mile-an-hour wind!, blitzed Ten addttional empJoseea at aiooal as «ell as practica 1 m· weatern Pennsylvania, dumped the Graham Plant have compJet- &tructions were gi~Q. with par- three indies 01 more of mow 1n ed the Red Crou First Aid course t,icular empba&i! beirg placed on several areas ana. laid a danl:d-· This class began tbeJr firllt sea- the usage of facilities md pro- nus &now .s hck acroe~ mod. roads. sion in December 1&Ge and fin· cedures carried out ill the plant Toda)''S snows eame on the ished the coune March 11. 1800. diapeosar)f. heell of a spruag blizzard. that With th·11 grou p a total of 72 eJogged midwes~ bi.J,b ways the These classes have been ably instructed by Howard A. Price, superviM!ry ·people bave been wit-h lO.foat drifts 'and touebed aiiistant J!lant ~anaeer aDd Mra. c:lve11 Paeh training_ otf a raah of ehain~idfon smuh· Pauline A. Lewu, plan~ nurse. , An eight hour tefreaher •coune ups Thursday. Tboae ~pleUng t:be ~· ts beJ.aa plillbed immediately !or NlDeteen cara-includin.l • po. Living Costs - - - - - HIWASHINGTON~-~-,~:*1 · 'UPI-Tbe tioa's coats. spu:rred Audrey Wells, a .spokes· Teachers Study hisher interest rates and medici!! for the group said tod-ay the billa, edged up laat montb to has about $4,30()"' in its equal the all·time high 1et laat fund. Mrs. Wells indi- Large Crowd Improvements ~ November. cated construction is expected to The Labor Department's cOn- start when weather brt!aks. Sees second price index reversed The BRC beaded by Eastern Schools aumer month downtrend by Junior Stanley, presdient, are I '"l'Wentr Ways to BUild a Good two-tenths of 1 -cent. It was oontmuing money-raising projectB Talent Showcase School'' was thfl theme tbis Wed· 126.6 per cent of averue 1947-49 to fatten the fund. · Springt•.:me! Wea\her In December Style Bites Midwest ,rocer. WTTLE LOANS, "FORMALS Eon Tb1t defiant action b7 Charlet -'-"----- - - - - - - - WEATHER enttne Defiant Kidnaper, Robber Is Winner In Tennessee Prison Elected To Head Bend Rotarians diction. toans for SPRING! JMI Cochran, lec.al lMI Cr011 dl,. ,.,..., chalr~N~n. altru,.ly ....._ eH hit ffduN IWI fl,_ ftthtlnf when lnfot:mtcl that hll wtMMIM Wll en fl,... Lawyers Repreatnt Them • ~~~ iii i~ iiii:iJi.. - • e ~Ill INDS TA~K CHAR.LOTTIIVILLI, Va. UPI- Hampton also agreed that as a reault of thetr nbclHon they would not lose any good time or honor time Tbree lawyers agreed to repreaent them. Rivera'a big grievance was that a fellow prisoner had prepored a writ of ·habeu t'Qf,JIUi for him but he could not ,iet.U. .POtui&~. He complained ~!11111 denied le· pJ counsel. SAVE!On Well Known MekesOf Electrical Appliances, Miun, Irons, Toasters, Skilleh On Sale In The Frank Mro. Alfred Bill' Hou•ewarel On ain oar. centerpieces I I:B~ig~ ~·~·~:II~I~•-~Ev~e~rett~l~LI~g~h~lf~oo~t,:M:ro~.1:=;~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:=;;;; Utd IOid banquet at tbf! Letart J'allt &chool buUdina:, !Friday nllht. The dinner was prepared and served by the mothers of Stoute end wtves of the committ~m 111 o. Tables. were decorated condl••· gold ofandceremonies for the Herbert Roush. Rev. gave an lnterutlne: the subject "A Home POMEROY, OHIO Tbere Was No Bo,y." and 10ngs were preaented TONtOHT 1nd FRIDAY Seouta. The aniJ:tant chair· "&AMBoN and DELILAH" of MGll Dlatri-ct presented Vietor Mtture - Hedy Lamarr 11 '"Cc Cub Sco"t Charter to the SA'URDA y of the Scouu. 1'GIIU,S TOWN" held Mtmle V-an Donn Ray Anthony 1roup .tincina - ilioIs Called Up "INVISIBLE INVADERS" Y911der" followed by the bene(Sci.,... Flctlon) (The Weather Won't Alwoys !le Cold) First Appearance , · In Racl'ne Area Ewmg eoneernbg "The Umoo Signal" ond "The Young Cl'u.,der," p1,1blicatlons of the WCTU A letler was read from Mra. Lillian R Dickson of Formosa expressing apThc Execultve Committee nf the predation for usf!d greeting cards Middlcporl Hlgh School Alumm which wlll De placed in hospitals Association met at the home of for ch1Jdren snd teper patients. "To Keep the Skyways of Faith Mrs · Wesley Fry, president, Wednesday evening Burnmg" was the topjc of Miss All occas w~ cards which the Duffy, program leader. A sk1t umni plans to sell were d(stributed "The World Around the World" and wtll be on sale by Mn. Char· Wl.!l prt!sented by Mrs Lena Hu. lt•s Asa BradDurr. Miss Sally lier assisted by several members· Schaar, Mrs William Walters, Lee A porhon of the study book ''Shad· Smith and Mrs. Lucy Gregg WJth ow Over Amertca" D-y John D. Freeman was reviewed by Mrs George Mrs Richard vaughan, Miss Howell and ~rs. Cash Bahr """'·I H A mg ,w,.l ;Je•u•."' ''Tell Me the Story of Plans were made to gtve by Sally Globokar, concluda lad 1es diamond rln~ and 11 ed the program after which a sorod and sptnning reel at the;;'*::~ c1al hour was enjoyed and refreshments served ~anquet and dance. This The April meeUng will be held will begm 1mmediately after ter at the Baptist Church. May 7tll is the date set for a Scout Event Held In Letart Falls For Pack, Troop ICanteen Maktng ber. AI Umnl•GOmp1ete plans For Annual Banquet, Dance Mr. and ~1r9 Dwight LoJ;:on and son, S!Up, \11/llled m Portsmouth, Sah•rllay , with her mo\ller. Mr.. florence Holley, who accompamed Brenda Lee Hysell was honored them home (ur a vtsJt wlth a birthday dinner for her fint birthday given by Mn Rosemary Mrs. Lena Pickens of Mason. W Hysell and her grandparents, Mr. Va , was the SundRy d1nner ~uest and Mrs. Lawrence i\oJanley of :~tr and Mrl!l EVt>t"i!tt McKmght Attending were Mr llnd Mrs Ed· Calling 111 the afternoon were \lr. d1e Manley of Columhu9, Mr. and 1.nd Mn Chester Erwin o( M1cldtc· Mrs Raymond Manley and Cathy port, Mrs. Fern Sweeney nf Rut and Roger Manley land and Mrs Effie Halliday of <A few days before her birtbdsy , AthelUI. b•k• .. 1, w•th the plm to be Brenda received a birthday ~:ard Mrs. Don Thomos and Mrs nounccd later. Alumm ":J''~::~~: from her lather, PYC La~nce Will be eonloeted for boked Hyael1, who II; stationed Jn Karls- George Neuelroad Jr were Galli· for the sale. ruke, Germany. with the u. 5 Ar· polls vlettora Tuesday. ens, Iowa, 11fter a several daya vialt Wltb thell' COUSin&, Mr. and MrJ. Ben Neutzling. J • CHUCKLE FOR TODAY I REV. NOIIDLUND 3-DayBible Conference To Start Monday A three day Bible Conference will be held begmnifJ& Monday, March 28 at the Antiquity Baphst Church with Rev. Ralph Nordlund of .Fostoria, Ohio, as speaker. Rev. Nordlund will speak Monday evening on "The Secret of the Untroubled Heart." Tuesday mgbt the topic will be "The Double Work of the Holy Spirit'' and Wednelday his topic is "The Pnest Who Prayed For Us In GethseJQane." Additional jurors to lhe venire of the Me1gs Couaty petit jury were drawn today by jury com· misaioners. They will serve in continuation of the Januaq term of ~urt. They are: Guy Shuler, Gladya B. Black· wood, Ethel M. Smith, Clarence M. Headley, Helen Mulford, VirginJa Pbalin, DaVJd C. Mlller, Gay fields, Marton McClure, Winona Butkley, Charles D. Woode, Edlth L. Hartmger, Raymond Fitch, Carrie lleln· bart. Ebie Crouser, Clyde Stewart. Velma Rue, Ottll Cleek. Ann Sauv· age, Clyde Stott, Freda Reed. Wil· ma Davis, Raymond Cotterlll, ft.o.. bert 'M:cElhmney, and Wanora Beaver. Three Aid Squad Calls Are Reported The. Pomeroy Em~rgency Squad made c.US at 4:40 p. m. Tbunday to Jtnny WalsOn, Condor .S~et. where abe was administered oxr· geo for an apparent heart eQDdition and was treated by Dr. Hewetson· at 5:13 p. m. to George MeQuigs, LincoJn lUll, and then again: to Jenny Watson at 9 p. m. when she was transported to Meigs General Hospital. WarOiNeivesEn-ds Dixie Leader Wants Change In House CiYil Rights Action WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Richard B. .~ussell (D-1fa.) said today he would be "very q~uch surpnsed if the Senate did not change the five-point civil rights bill approved by the House. Sehate leaders hoped the House Skt.tracb Own re. measure could be p11std without The Senate promptlJ llidechanae and aent diredly \.0 tb' tracked its own medun.-and lflllt White Houa4:. Otherwise, a tii'Dt!- the Hou!IG biD to the judlciar:r consuming Senate-House OOnfer- comdllttee, headed bl Sijfi• .james fince would be ncceSSU'J to work 0. Eastland <V-Mles:) 1Silt: li' · inout a compromise. structed the. com.mi,U.ee tb ~ But storm stgnal.s arose from the m,easure back. bJ~-. ~~ '1\l.et< both liberal senators wanting a day. · ',· w.. stronger b!U and emb1ttlOO SoutbThe Senate· defeated ·•:.·lt an motiOn to refer t.be bill legislation. Rll8SeU 11 the leader commiUee With p~ time of the Southern bloc. 1•::~ld EaiUf,Rd told ntWfmen be The House finally passed Ita 1' not call a commit\ot meetuntil ill rtiular 1ettiop .Jioobill by a 3lJ.l09 vote 'thursday The meiiaure includes most of the admini1tratioa'a civil rights propasais, -includini a plan lor court erp.ers fighting any civil rights appoiilted tefete~a tc.t safee;uard. 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