http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e0d5bbf6692b37fcb3b111cdc3432ef5.pdf ad239006b5e8ee8931393e11a1c44a75 PDF Text Text <::s ~Dally Central Jr.owni~ Hold Session Monday Afternoon Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., April~. 1960 ANNOUNCE COMING MARRIAGE Th,e «> Browns Entertain Honoring Daughter On 17th Birthday YOUII NIXT e~P'I'ION eBANQUET e~NG -MARTIN ~OY'IIII'I' Priw.te RooiNI For 10 to 175 People FREE PARKING After 6 P .M. wltb Mercbarit.o Pollee Service HIDE-AWAY BAR ' The Lovt ~iit dedlcaUon WBS by Mra, Hood with Mrs. .Mrs. Gladys Brothers assisted rorr.. n,, Mr11. Lillian McGhee, Frank Cheesebrew and Mn. :\'ln. Brown in serving refresh· Boster repre~~entin~t: the ments of sandwitheB, cake ice cream and kool aid. di~~~[;?'~~~~,,~ l•rcles. . the roll ca ll of cir· Dottie received many nice gifts. prog1'am on Town and Sending a gift but unable to at· Work, entitled "500,000 was presented by the tend was Darlene Smtti'l . C:Ucle with Miss Houda. and I 1 MARILYN LEE RICE Mrs. 1' • ·SHUMWAY'S GREENHOUSE 1,,~~~1. Plana were made for a jitney Friday, April 8, begin5 p. m. wltb a menu to 1:/lncl;ode chicken, mtN:~t JOtaf -snd when the Hemlock Grove G(ange met Saturday evening . Leo Story, worthy master, pre· and plans were d!IICUBBed "operation forward'' night to he ld April 22. Ritualistic work was practiced during tht meet· ing . "l'his .and That" was the theme the program presented by lecturer, Clara P~mlsen . Mem lx!rs were divided into four with group one prtaent· vocal ntwnber and. t Yooal !r•u~nbor bY aroupa two t~. group four pre1enting' • oa 111 weoather forecast. Two readings were given, of Character", by Dolores and "Something Under Her " Stanford Stockton. Offtl· an>owercd .rol~ call with their lo a aenteM:e, afler which a reading, "The Difference In The Sexe&" was given by Aman· da Eastman. l''ollowing • quiz proQ:ram. a stunt, " A Pooor Start'' wu g1ven by Ziba Mid· kilf 'lind Bernard Paulsen. A thougbt on tafet.y concluded tb·e I OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, APRIL 10th •. 1 , 9 A.M. til 6 P.M. EASHR FLOWERS Oa ·Dl•play and ""''n• ·ProiJ'Bm. ----- K ei•er• Enlertaln Door Prbel - Jtelrelhmenlo SHUMWAY FLORIST Hn. M.J.U.rd Vu Meter, New · ROUTE 124 M.aJWto~er SYIIACIJSE, OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keililf!t entertained a group of relatives and lrtenda Sunday at their home in Mlnersv.llle. Gueata were Mr . and 'Mrs. Jamea Woodrum and children, Anit111 and Tam, Whitehall; Mr. and Mrs. D1l· 111 Hillier and 1on. Jerry, of Pat· aakala, and MilS Lena Grue1er, Pomeroy. BAKER FURNITURE. ScbooliJ,. e pra- Contest.nt..s in addition to Elementary School, tulve been annoonced •• the wlnoen of the 1960 spelling contest Ln Mason County by Otia Rice. The two wiU represent Mason County in the &tate flnals to be held in Huntington. The (ormer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ge<Jrge Kooken of Point Pleasapt, circle and taps tbe mooting. winners were Diana the McKinney, art, aixth grade, Weat Columbia; Jlldy Matheny, ab:tb 11rade, Leon; Betty Rhoades, sixth grade, w. Va. Tralnina School; Tcni Daugherty. sixth arade, Ordl'!-ance; Jacqueline Roush, 8ixth grade, Broad Run. Sherry Flesher, sixth grade, New Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay and daughter, Silly, of Mansfield, spent the weekend with Mrs. McKay's parent11, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reynolds and )irs. Margaret ReynoJd&. M:r. and :,t:n. Charlea Neal and arandson, Perry, and Mrs. Letha Russell were in Parkersburg Mon· day evening. MiSs Carolyn Mllboan returned to Athens wbere she attends Ohio UnlvenU.y after spending the week end with her parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theis and family. Mn. Ida Bachner and Mra. Everett Bachner and dau&hter, Karen, were in Parkenburg, Monday evening, Bill Angel of South Charletton spent the weeken~ with the Chartell Neal f•mily on · South Third-av. Mrs. Carrie casaen eontinm!s to Improve slowly from the stroke which she auffered aever•l weeks Mainfy About People In Pomeroy lr LUCILLI HAWKINI Mr. and Mn. Arthur Smith Df. Salem were Saturday guests ol ~iN NelLie Xothler. )ttu tiettie Koehler apent Surt· .._ In Gallipolia wlth Mrt~. Char· les Weaver and other relatives. Bentz Wolfe visited JtTiday wilb his !listers, Misses Ida and Augusta · Wolfe and brother, Grover, at Plant&. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young re· turned home Sat\U'day ni1ht after a week's vis•t in Levittown, N. Y.• with their daUJhter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mri. Edgar Altmayer. They abo vi•Hed a day in Wuhln,ton, D. c., with another daugtUer aod aon-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Pil!ilce Rice, 1nd tn.Pblladelphla with J(n . Yountatlster, Mis2r L)>di1 L. Darfl. . E-. J . Hill •· Robert ·Mrs. and Mra. Gooch and qhildren returned home Saturday ev•niDJ after a few dut vii!U with relatlvea tn Colu:mbuf" . ·Mr. ond Mro. E. $. IIIli S~ndiy with Mr. ond Cook, Pine Grovt, Glen ur.. •11!... , ~· · of ~Y ,r, · · enttne Ot.W. htMrelty fair, Middl~port 0 -· · hi(llo ......, •• cfoucly ....- fMit ..,...., ...._ ...... 41( • ,... lwW llwcat .rtt. ...,,.., ..,...., ... M-46. ,._.....,..,,• .tre. '"'"""'' ........._.. .. dOIIIIp' wlthtilflo_.._...._ SINGLE CO~ - lie Rural Development To Pool Efforts Of Many __.... ..... Cecil ...... ~.....,. trwt.. flf ... ...... ....., Grew~ Hill c.m.t.ry ANecta. "*' aeniplllftt ., ........ , of. lkials at this .....,. 1t1 the p.1r. ·-~~---of I..,....,. '!~ ;.......tliil fo IUtdMJ lbiOtN,. MI. lncfbury Hlol, 11101 ho Jo aokld, fhot .... . . . ewnl.. hft In the Ornal Hill Celftlfefy ,...,.... the dec:oi.,-.u cuttint tim.. MI........... ..,. lhollho ~~ HHI e.m.tery trust"' ....,.., ....,. .lt.lllfon •nd the ••~ btfore ..... .......,........ '"'""' .,.., ......... In ....... • " ' - ..... Monroe Count} Saw ~. ~· • ...... c:aAKMU 6t Jut.•X.'- i .' ' ~ Howard PbUllpo, researcll development qent of Monroe county, Bald Tueoday nlgbt at Kyger Creek high school !bat a lot of gOOd people and a lol of gOOd effort here - like in Monroe county can be channelled into more OV'!l'all Pt'08l'esB for t he coimty lllrough a Rural Developniellt program SflODSOI'•d by ,....... ment agencies. ' ' ,, ' fi c.unw 11 ' Pblllipo •i<l lf•.nroe felt tl1ey had • Jood. api. bul -· ladldtry. ot .... brlah!.t, Wo-poU ...... ...n~ wlthiMII' tili~otlllit ,.. ,, : ......,..., . . pneumonia . Mr. and Mra. M•nnlng K.loes and son, Kent, of Gallipolis, visited recently wilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. .......~ . , .,, ' ' . """"' . ' The Ridge-Keno Socia! Events A. DRIIIB AND J~bt ~ collectloll lo! I In blook IUk - · 'nlo lltt<il • Mrs. Doria Betz came Sunday Jooket. wllb iltw ~ ...... that wlc.ten at U.. · trom St. Joseph, Michigan, for a .um. elbow. OQne;eal & d..- . wtth • MokliM loqCNLte4 by .. I owl bw.k lllk prlnl 011t 1111 ;toollel. Webbs Make Tour Ot East•ern .Sjtar f~2'''"'aii(ISJ; ec=fJfOJD$ : I I week's vlait witb her mothqr, Mra. Allee Dodson. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper of Columbua were Sunday tueats of Mr. and Mr•. 11. L. Bahr and BiUy. . 'TO STUDY ATMO$PHIRI WASIUNGTON UP!- Tltt United State• 11n,l Italy will cooperate ln rocket studiM of the upper at· l'be National Aeronautic• 6: Space AdminiJtratlon \O.. •!I•nd o1 tho:·l\1, said Monday It ho(M'd the ~eta Wl)llllll c:ould be launched next !.leptember from a 11te on the bll&nd of Sal'· dinlt. Webb 1'tr~ moapbere. ELBERFELDS ~ Sprtacfleld J.eatlle GARDJN nLLER jASaAI.L GLOVES ' · Wllb llrig&o • $6.95 and up ' .' ......"""!"': $14,.95 . .... { Slratlon 4 C)'ele EDCine •> ' ' , ) . &f ~"'. 1] 1 ' I . '. t ~£ "' Cars Damaged In Rqute 33 Wreck At Mason City . · Heavy damage to hvo· can eame as the result of a colllsioa oo Rbute 33 in Mason City Tuesday moml&i The accident occurred u ~ Edwin Baldwin of .Mason t~ lnto her driveway in lower !tiUon 11nd str\lck a car driv~n bJ It~ Lawhorn or Pomeroy. 'tht! ' cC'friv~ en by LHwhorn was ,, owned. 'bY George McFarland, Mason. ..ll No one was injur~ in the acci· dent which wu investia:ated by Loilnie Rhodes, Mason town mar· shall, and Forrest Cuto, constable. ~ l1 *....... Ia...... * j '' l·t 'I 1out Ohio home with mneas. Mrs. Reese has been m with a heart condition and Julia has been seriously ill with · y ·' .....u......•••••••,., • l ew Attitude Middleport Ohio MEIGS THEATRE ,. . & c~ Common Objection: Wire Decorations Areo Cemeteries d1Jirlbuted their culdaace • llruce Uoyd, board, prellded - Begins April~ Mn. Arlene Reese and daughter, Julia, are both confined to their tho llnllell ~ at y WEATHER Tree ~liv.e~ aao. !'ltr. and Mrs. Elmer :Johnson Jr. and grandson, Greg Gosney , ol Charlc1ton, w. Va ., visited sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and Mra. William ;oi:tter. IF Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Roush re. turned to their home, Lakeview, Monday, after a Stlvcral days vieit with his •aater and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Withrow. , • April 6, 1960 I •:_n:_.::_Ea::.c::h:_::ll_:•::lso::.;as::::kod::.;::to_b_r_ln-'g'-'V•:.c..'_""'..,-'·c.'_h_•-•~n~ounce~e11t said. • '( r~~e fifth grade, Rooaevelt; Vickl Stew- !ormtrly of New HaW:n. The latter Haven; Mary Webb, eigbtb grade, is the d&Uihter of Mr. &nd :.n. Wahama; Donn& Keister, eightb Delbert Gates of Mason. grade, Sunnyalde; Betty Rainey, Runner-up in the eonteat Was flft4 arade, Hendenon ; Libby Paul William Eads, 11, Point Pleaa· Ste'*1rt. si:r.th crade, Letart; Su.s_a n ant, Route 2, a fifth l!rade stud~nt Darst, sixth grad~. N~rth Pomt at Cen\ral Grade Scbool in PoiDt Pleasant; Mary Prtce~ stdh grade, Ple~aant. Woods; Rebecca. Riddle, el.gbth Judges for the conlelt were A. L. grade, Hanna_n Htt:h; and Rose El· Neville, pnncipal, Hannan High l~n Yester, stxth gr-ade, ~le .. School; Eli.z.abeth PUllins, princi· The con~est was held on Friday pal Roosevelt School' and Pearl in the conference room .of the H~efOTd, principal, W~a Sc)lool. board of education ln Point PleaaChet Haddox, music supervisor of · ant. . . 'RIDDII HOUDI.»tl'. T · --- 8prlllgbBerel LatiBcbla Gatea, 12, of the .Mason Around And About Middleport Thomas pBrtieipatinQ. program was closed with I i !i : Point the Mason County $lip Covers T.? Be Discussed At County Wide Meeting At Rock Spr.i,rigs Th.ursday Hemlock Gr.ove Serving Good-Food a Grange Plans •n AM Stumbo. She wal J•t er Until ~="" · · ~~~~~~·~·A~n~E~· 1 ney sunp by Mra. r and Legal aeve~r~llfi~'-' ~·~"~~nBrag:P~radb~ury.,~·r~", ~~fr~~: lb. Vroman of The Bible Class of the Brad· ford Cburch of Chri1t met last fl'ridty evening in the buement of the church with 13 membet-1 present. The meeting waS opeAed with A county wide lW!Oting Is announce<t, ily r.{rs. Gepeva Noprayer by Howan:i Htte11 after la·• home demonStration agent, lor Tbu~ay, April 7, at tbe which W•ayne King conducted a ~~k Springs Grange hall, 10 a.m. until ~ p.m. All H~me De· abort bpsiness meeting. · ·.monstr~tlon Cl!lb nlemb'!rs and .~Y othtr women desmng to Alter the meeting ·I social hour rearn about making· slip covers are urged to attend, Mrs. No1 Waa held with a potl.uck lunch belng tefve'd to those alreadY lan said. to \i yard of material of any na· mentioned and Mr. and M1's. Her The meeting 'I'tlursday will be a ture to be used as a s&mple and bert MUJer, Mrs. Howard Hy1ell, preliminary lesson in preparatipn graph ~per and a pencil. . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curtis, Mr. and for a work abop on slip cover ml!lk· Those atfendlng the sesa1on are Mn. Homer Forrest, Mrs. Wayne ing to be hf.ld at a later date. At alt~o to bring their own lunch and King, Mrs. Samp RuaseU, Mrs. Ed this preliminary session, subjects drink, !lira. Nolan said. Russell and Mrs. Denver HyseU . announced by Mra. Nolan for dis--cuulon are selection of materials, TAKING REST CURE color and dealgo, UJd type• of fur· ·BERLIN UPI - The Dst Ger· niture that shnuld be covered. man press office a&id Monday Pre· Each woman attending the ses· mier Otto GrotewOhl bad left for eion ifl uk~ to bring llCWo:n. a rest cure in tb' Soviet Union. pins, square or yard stick, tape Deputy Premier HtMnricb Rau will meaure and tailor'a chalk or ent)'· act n premier until Grotewohl re· GueJts included Bill Bentz, Ednp Carman, TerrY Knight, Elsie Arri· I old, Ruth Ann Brothers, Chuck 1 Riffle, Jerri Frick, Chutlr. Downie, 1 Carolyn BeJI, Ed Bartels, Sondra Drake, BIU Young, Carolyn Goes:· lein , Terry CulluMs, Nancy SkiD· ner, Mark Grueser, Paula Sayre, · Jack Welker, Linda C h~pman, Bruce Stalnaker, Ned.l Br'adford; Dor Co&tes, Benny EWinl and John Musser. ePRIVATE PARTY · Fradc:ea Kooken, 13. Pleaaant Junior !Ugh School, and nol.lnced the words for the contest. Bradford Church Bible Class Has Friday Session Mr. and Mrs Orville Brown, Longhollow Road, entertained with 1 party, Friday evening, April I , honoring thetr daughter, Dottle Lou, on her 17th birthday. PLAN and ARRANGE · • ·Girls Prove Best Spellers In' 1960 Contest In Mlson County The Central · Sc:hool Brownies Moad.y dter scbool wiib leaden, Mra. William Sheri and Mrs. Joh11 Runnel. Following tbe pledge to the flag and lihe Brownie pledg411, tlle girls made tulip& uaiftl: egcs ahells and cottaa:e cheese bolles. were requested to The cirls brma: their re&iatration dues as they ml.lsl be peid -at the ne~:t meeti.ng. Refrethments were served by Leon McKniglllt to the mem · leaders end one guest, • ~· .. ' .i ' �' • • '• • • I DAILY SENTINEL lle;n, DAYBOOK in~!ihs, Fred F. Copeland, Mrs. cncc Burns, Jr., Intant Female roll, Mrs. James H. MeNII!Ilia .... ln Ca - s.·d-wJ' ~ • 0 Apnl 4: Mrs. Beulah Lear. HOLZER HOSPITAL ,..... I Syracuse Aqident A mlnor aC<"ident in Syracus1 afternoon was invet;ti1ated by Deputy Charles Say re. who reported that cars driven by Grov'er sAIRr, Jr., Racine. and Samue•· Pidr:fllA, Syracuse, were involved. . BQU;l, ~fll• W'!f; beaded west on Route 114 ~~ liileswiped when )'e&t.erdl.)' AdmiS!!Iions, Apri1 4: Mrs. Robert Warner, Pomeroy ; Mrs. David Hen· ry VanMatre, West Columbi11.; James Edward Maynard, Mason; James S. Blake, Hartford . Discharges, April 4 : Mrs . Sam · Mrs. Wilham Hugt\ee. Mre. idurnahnm, Mrs. Wilma Davls, Joseph King, Donald Kuhn, John Carter, Mrs. Wallace Henry , Mrs. Frances Anderson, Mra. Elu. Smith, Mrs. Mona Neal, Danny White, Und'a c•!~~. :Mn. Murl Taylor, Mrs. Lula :(J . Sen. Lansche Named Graduation Speaker Frank J . Lausrhe, from Ohio, speakt>r at exercise s of on Sunday af. The Hon. Unlted States will the the Rio Rutland Cub Scouts Take Five Mile Hike 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprtl6, 1960 speak;,•:~'~·.tio:; , held , Mother, Daughter Attend Reunion In Columbus Saber attempt;dt;p.;;J.tcteM. Tht ~ . ,.d blee.n mOVe:l when ta> officer l>rtved. he o.Ud. • l.ff. and Mrs. Jim Simpson •nd SOI'I l.eft Tutad..,y mOI'Ilin,t for East Liver~l. 'Hito mothe'l', Mts. La· vhu~ Sinuson. wlll return. home with th·em . Th~"' we~ a~~ompan· · ied b~ 'Mrs. Ht.•len S1mpsbn who wilt visit her ·sol\, Brian, aDd fam· \1y , at Rlchmc:td, Ohio . 1' lln. T. A. Riley ed daq:bter, be Mr. Chet'Ohio. SPRfNG CAs·H . evenin.~ W)lile tbt:re -a i11nU1 · reunion w.a1 held. with their mother, Mra. Lemma Ughter aud' other diu· cbter. Mrl. J. ' ... 'Karia -and &On of Loa Alto., Calif. 'l'bia wu tbe firtt time in 1& Jean that Mn I Lighter .uc1 three dluchhf'l were able to be to,utller at one time. -· Mn. LIJbten tlater, Zell• PuJ. Un, was alio t. weekend fUelt at the Lilltenhoker home. We 11it'i 'ltrih spring eoo.ll fer folks .... liow to plek up borf.lns ili!l 1i1f bills. Call Qs tomorrow. c .,, ~ • te ~X It bat. lenni • I •••••11 - ~ ..!('·'. a.ter ' "* 'j " Ufft·' - ludgelflne. -;· : ':. ,. r , . ' r WICKLINE FAMILY Callahan. z. w.UUam Wit!kJine marriP-d Kath'lrine Wolfe. Their childrtm Actim R., mal'!l'ied Luella Radcliff / ,; Chil~n RUsh, F11nnie, Dana, Eu · .r. " !alia, Bertha, ~yrtle , Dewey. Elliot manied Mary C. llamll· ,, ~n . Children Adam, Lewis Pear· ' ~~· "'· Jlao Ift, Letltiu, Katie . ·, ~.. A~ ttw death ol h11 firat • Wft'i . ,mot manled Nancy Par· tiOna, w'ldow of Harry Parson11. No· children. Lavina ma"led Franela A. Sl)'re. L11~t11 mar· ri~d (Gtorre Sa)Te. Sat'~ married John 'Wolf, Oeea m'a rried Opn !el (8ubl Radelitt. Children William , Clyde, Inez, Creed, '[.A)tua. This 11 the faml,ly and sarah Wolfe., Tbil .la~ly 1(\'· 'lbe morninl Fib's are Meroeury ed oh what ·ta known u the Jon•h , Jupiter and Saturn. Rou1h farm abtlut one mile squth thi» day in >listory: of Mount Mor'J'ah, on .the rGad ,t o !830 JOfleph Smith oraaniz· Plant•. 0 . I have been -unabtt to· ChUrch of Latter·DIY ('Onnecl thla ramily with either Saintl, more ramilinly known as the Wolle family of Racine or t.be Mormon Church in Fayette, the Wolf family of Plants. But N. Y. what evidence we can find would 'In 1868, vete~~ans ot the Union seem to hold towarda ·the Racine Army oreifttzed the Grand Army family. of the Rt!Pbbli'f' G. A. R. In De· Their children Michael marrlfd l<&our,, JO. Adaline Wolfe. Washington mar· In ~ftet 29 yean of effort rif!d a Bell. then Margaret Hay. Robert became the first man. Katherine married William clvllzed man to reach thl!' North Woohln11<>n Wolfe Family 7. . Wickline. Isabelle marrie-d Pole. Wa!lhin&lon Wolfe married a William McNiclde. In 1917 the United States rle· woman by the name of BelL She clafed war on Gern1any. wu ,the 11ister of Leander Dell of Mithael WoHe FamUy ln. lQfrl. German troops invad· kleine. She made her ·h ome with Thi11 Michael Wolfe was tlile GeOrke and 8arah Wolfe, then son or Henry Wolfe by hill flrit ed GrU<ee and Yugo1lavla. In 1953, Queen Elizabeth II m.ttrlerl their 80n. One child, . wife, arter her death he muried summoned Sir Anthony Eden to Emr,lf., married Daniel Wolf. the widow of Samuel Roberti. To lr1form After the death or his rtret wife distinguish him from the other Buckingham Palace to tie married Mar~~:aret H•·ymMn, Mich-ael Wol!es he was known as him he was to succeed Sir Win· minister. ••uchttr or Harry C. Hayman of "Bro.adie Mike." Children were : ston Churchill as A thought for U. s. ti•t Letart . 0 . Children were Thornlof\ ~ married Gn11ta Dye, La· AJ)Ilie ml'l'ried Nathan McDade. fa,.yette rif1rNf(l Laura JohDaon. tident WObdrow • l.JUle married CharltlR N. Wagner . . Anftk9 married David C. (Bonual "There Is such a thing Ernett Uved in Parkeraburg.1arl 1 Bntte. JOseph never married. beina too .proud to flgbJ ." mWled 11 worrtan by the name ·of Franll~ married Rena Roush und WOoclll. She waa a slt~ter of Geo. Fred. Mr. and Mr11. Simpkins tmd fam · we.ver's wife .. Jennitt married II (To •• ContlnYecU Uy ol near Lancal!lter have moved ·~--:-:.:.:,..=-::;--;--~-- here to the Clarence Headley farm. over by Mr11 . Shuler, the annual Firemen's Auellun which will be held May 14, wa1 discuK.Sed. 1\tter the meetinl': games were ' played with prlzeR being awarded RIO. $11.00 to Mn. Jaqaea Daniela and Mt•a, Mn, Emmett Shuler, preeldcnt, Wayno Gibbonll. The traveling enttrtllned the Ladlea AuJdiJary prlzt>c Which had been brought by to the- Mlddlepol1 Volunteer Fire Mrs. 0. E. McKinley was won by HOURI f TO 5 Dep1.~11,1,ttnt ~Tuclllay evening t.t Mrs. Robert McElhinny. FOllowlnlll the meeting Mrs. Shu· ~IOsijl Wi~o, At Noon Iller , ftqlt•l ifri Mlddh!port . ler, with Mrt: Robert Mt'Elhlnny i• . EvWnc-iii' .....,.,.Intmont asidatlnt ho!ltells, servud rt!tl'e•h· 7 numt• to Mr11. Jame11 Dordels, Mrs. GiblH'ln, , M~. ll,Vld Jenkins, Mrs. Dlek Karr, Mn. John Vroman, Mra. Coutt Po_..,, 0. David Ohlinger, Mrs. JAck Bechtle, Mrs. B. 1": Parmalll'e, Mra. Thomaa -. :'• Pi~ 'chicken SUie :: r · ' ,.. Fh'e Department , A:uxiliary Meets ~ ~. - At Shuler Home . .-.;,: .. . ~ . ' .. !: BreQsts L - " • • • i •• • lb. ........-5 n... $1 . ·' 1 ,, ,~ t \. I;· ( ., 'Hygrade Weiners ·?S"'"' .2',• I'• ," ..,,..,2'.' fL•>·' $1 fh ii.lil L ' gV8 Extra Top Value Stam~K OC , , • • ••• , .[ uti. S lbs. or More Ground lttf, bHf tt.w, or any •ontlt" . bMf ,.... Tenderay Roast ==·-----l-.75c IAS'FER SPECIAl slt~~i~~ Shop . St. .. >l)hlo Vall• II 110 If• Oblo. llu•• •dltor Hanntcan. ·•n4 ner. Mr~. EWJreu Bac!h· 1 HU~FY ....., .._ Tuppers Plains Society.News Mill Lea Jean ArhaUJh, Mr. and Mrs. J)on Shultz and children or Columbu11 and Mr.. 1md Mra. flarold Parker and aon ot Jaebon •pent Sunday· Wit~ their p1rent1, Mr. ·and 1\lri. Jolm Arbauah and aon. i"" 1 ~ I Mt. and Mrs. Eddie Ktylor mOY· ed from the home of ~~· rather, Jolin K•ylor, to thO property or Mr. and Mre. Geor1e NltWhoue. Mrs. Mabel Swarta oi Athent and Jtlra. Letha Koblentt of Cheater ..,.,. recent aue.\4 of Mn. Ettie WIQQO. '-.... . '··· . . ·MdJ' 4-oydo ' .• alHieal • •'"II• • eneLottd cutilo~chanib" • , . Saf!tr• rl ' , ~111. For the bid " ti i !lOur cut. IJy I e ' .d"" -'1'• •.. ...,._ .. -- IIIII ' ,,·....value Extra Top "Everytt.fftlln lllrttn"'' ,..., ft~li i>ohlot, ~).thO NEW y th G OU rOUp From Enterprise Visits Athens ·1 . NEW U.S. SPACE P,ki· bJ tiJo (left) Is In orbit and sending boot TV dl~ureo of the earth'• doud cover. Dr. Abe Silverstein, dh-ector of the Space ag_eocy's I programs, poiDta to a globe (right) ill telling new• men In Washington •bout the night of the wea !her satellite. Ten membezw aud four eclpl\11 DevoHou ud &ames were tn benhip prsent. 1krJ Donna and Betty Grueter, the Enterprke EUB Youth .J'el· charge of Rev. John lldlobertli, AttendU., from the Enterpriae juntb and Sbmln DW, Ellie Ar· lowablp attende4 the Group.. ~qr host putor. 'nte Lottrtale EUB Cburch were Norma Jean ·Bearhl llOid Mn. Georce Brotben, :t4n Yo'uth Rally belct, 'Moftd.Y ·ilfven- Church received the banner for Bill and Mnjorte Bentz, Dottie \Orville Brown and Rev. ud · · , ' the larsen percent.lge of o 0 • .... t ... •' • - o ' . a N- ••-. ''11 i . _ RIB . - .. ..,...._ trick tt ' . 9 size $J·3. Canned HAMS., . ~ lb. . . . ......... ~ .,...,.. • On th( ~ team line were ends ' 1 · e .~ .Chuck .BI!Vint andG~~e Wlt~er, ~ · . "'~Mike lngwa - and . Gibe H n ta~tll Jlm 'l)rer ·and ~ Alail ~~ ina center Gene Watkina. all lettermen. 100 "' ,... Laan BHI .. s ' lb ~ '\. Ito. 55~·• ';. ' ' . j • .. IIUAWAOE SALE The ·Senior .Mothers Club of Pomer., Hillh Schiwl . will ~P!~~~)I' 'I . rummac~ iale Frl44f d&J in the Eagles bulldina ror.nerly occupi~ by the AlUm Appliance Store, Rulnniage ma7 be brought to Pomeroy the buUding any time after 10 a. m. Thursday, ' ' • . ' ......~, . o o o • ,• ilka. KfOIIII' IINnch ""' Wtt1l iDrelitiM ... . .. ·-•• t -. Excallont wllh Frlod Flth stiC• kS c...·• JohM - · _. ..... ............ . , '" ; _ . CASE OF 24 $3.41 _ _ "'· ,,.• .... \ ,.i.h! . ',' ,1 , ; ' 49c c Fw a swtet slice oi •eaven ll...t... JANEP- · ANGEL FOOD· · · p• ~59c te Hot Buns "''9c ott ~ · . Pineapple Pie::.. _ ~~S~c Do"'"' R" J'""' ·tng ,....., - 43· C' Criapo Manhmallow . ; . ' , C'-"'1•~ 11M = Ll"":f . ~~ .... . :';• f Iran~, 3tit. YC trHa S.Ct~1t1 A&P ·- ,. ' ' • A Ho.as•ft~l Of All ·NIW FURNITURE ou ' . ' _. -~ .-·, .,. ' ~1 NU'R,,I!Y J~!1' ' ll$;\t4D. 7,r·l~ ·;~1.0o pi<... _,.,, " ,. '·' . ' ' ' .. f.ltht, Chunk . 2•i:a:'49c · " ' IONA BRAND ' ,_ '' IML Clft talllomlo .•• All • 10c o..... Ytuftl TeMr ... f'reah ~ ' . ~59c . . ,. _ l9c F~esh ~pai'agus t' .c..,. · Green Onions · .li.... 19c Fresh Qquliflower =;;::~:f~5c fiaricy YomF= · .3 .'~·3sc Green 8ean:s , 2 ,...,3~c Reynolds · Wrap 18"x25 ft. roll .8 Oranges ... .,· . .,, Florida . ,. - • · Julq HEAVY DUTY FOIL Beets . : Strlot....;.- ·.~~ Cut .... d f -MarlttJife JaM Parbr F ...... DoiiJ · ~- 59c .t W,_,n Oil ~:....... ~tnato Paste c_... - 2 -~ 21c Do- . Jane Ptrbr Dallr - STIIAWIIRRY . ~ 2'=29c Fish PQrtions ~';!':oh··· ·3 ~~ Cod Fillets~-~ _ _ ·· ~29c MushrO:oins ;~ '-2 -~.49c Llgh_... ChorN ond s- Morel " ' Vacoum ~.ck 2' ..... 43( Swt.' P'·Otatoes CoM . A&P'S HOUSECLE'ANING VALUES Sultana Rice ~~~ 2 ' . . 23c Liquid Sail ---'~29c P'iri.k_Salmon:!.. __ '':;SSe Plastic Pails ::.~:~ ~~: 79c 1 .2 :;,39c Spic and Span ,:: 89c ., '"p~~f.""' ,37c A-Penn Wax- LhJH•"..tw01"' __ -··· 35c .,'" . ' Cranberry Sauce 6 OTHER FLAVORS-69c A&P ...... . - OcHn 5pr•r-:-Whole or 5tniMd 19c n.. Halibut Steak sn.... _ ......... "' · ,. l I H-. Chlck111 or Turby LOWEST PRICE EVER! 2 ,,_ s·9c J>koa. ' ;tt+'~'a \' '. 4-1.8. SIZE-4U9 Socl11nd Sundle FIX1NS CHiijl·:. .. . COME SEE ••• YOU'LL SAVE AT A&PI I TOP QUALITY------ ' ..,_ ~ .. ........ T.... ,..;v,l~·' 2&c 75~ Niblet's ·tom _ ., 3 ~:: 49c Easter Cookies ~';23c r.llvttor, ._... , Brand ... In Syrup ..... $1.00 Sweet ~las _ :3·'r:49c Grapefruit--- 6 '.... Y•l~ @tlei or Hol¥n. In s,., 2Jt1. . . , . Rlelt In Vttamlna ...... $1.00 3 Tomato Juice_ -__ ·. lbna ~~~hjs 2 -.... 49c . ,\:.;.,,. '~?, ' ' ' CENTER ROAST OR CHOPS . .''M.arc:a'" ' •1!6 • 49~ " lb. . FULL . LOIN HALF Fish & ~f~pd .. FRESH SMELTS ,,. lb. I .. , '! NY••• -I • ExcltiiiiJ Buys In .Fresh Turkeys ~ ••~., _ .,~. 49c ·~ , Roasting·Chick;n;·~~ _ •. 4~ Sliced: BQcon !;; 49c Fres~, ft)'.rs ~: ~ "'· ~~ . Cooked ~m !~1' · 59c ,_ · ' "-UUR. 1......... ....., ...... ..,, ........ ·~ .......,.-. .... ,.......,.. Ohle ~t "' GfOUn· d ·s·eef ~ ' r~.-L• .,,. A. D. WEED & SON CANNED HAMS~::;~~.. 75:' . Gtwn Glint . . : 'Vecuum Paft:-Whott KtrMf ' '-, , Ill SUPER·RIGHT . , . READV-TO.EAT, 9 to 11-LB. SIZE SUPER·RIGHT-REAOY TO EAT .-;·.'; ...,..~ HALF Roast and Chips Cut To.6.-r · l:. -...u..'! ,"' -: ...,.. clit FULL Our Fln.Ot Qu.inv-Speclal o ti • o o r O ' :.o ...... _ 'l'u••ljl•tY hlt tho · p>aettoe ..field an~ w~ pleased to perature hoYeriP1 . cool alde irilteid of the bjlmy ,80a and 70:11 ollutweoiJ. '· • • The way Ita kioiuJ nEJW, although ·~ there is aure tq be aome ehanlea, - . _ ;'21.; !2:>f. , . 1 Ohio State will have moatly jun.,......~.~· 7"N~t1yf' •Q.n ·and aenion on the .Une witb a .. ~ Ubei'al sppnkltq• · of .aoPbomores ~ r ' · ~ (~ -,....,. bl'the bi"i!tfleld. ' ,. ~ ':'JI~i! ~ .._. ~1 :, _ : :A.'. l09k ·at tb~ roater shows ooiJ ""'~""" · ,..~1 : · !QJII'. Iel"nnen •amonc the llr,t 12 ~•u·•·; ·. ~ektield · men Uated, the oth~r eilht bein-g. trom. the freshman ..... ' ..J;;::'!. . , ,.··~ ·~ ·,."'!i-: ranb. But oft 'the lin'l'!, only seven ..,: ~~ ._-; · .&!)llobomore..to.be were on tbe tlrst ._,... 41 ~ 'onclpflc&. three team• and none of tbem on ,, . · .. the No. 1 unit. • ..·Ill ' ' Ed Ulmer Of Cleveland wu the =~· ' ra..··= only freshmalil on 'the tint squad, • ' ,.,rmt,. HJ!._, optrattne a halfback with veter~~tllltlii'NIIt an Tom Mitte at quarter, Ron t'.~ "='='~.l Houck at rilht haU ancJ Reger ne. B. lhlu St. ' ~Jissu• ..·.'!~~~~ . ~~·.·"·~ mem- Lou BrowtD, Ruth Ann Brother.. Francis H. Gtaier. ~-­ A&P SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY .,.,...,,........ . ti o • '• 11n: THE FORECAST: SHOWERY OR • ~- 'nros lof k ' • TRIUMPH- A 276-pound weather utellite the drum-shaped 1-2-GAL. PKG. c;_.J:.-)1. h~rrj~ '"' "., ~'"'r". ......., - .,:. 2 • :! . :i r P1e -~rust ................ ,.....,. .............. . ......'•· ~benbac;l) Horclwore .«<I LOS ANGELEs UPI - Arnold ::~e; of .:;~onier, Pa., J1 the norl or the 140.000 Tournatm~~ 0 Cbampiona at :r.a Ve·• ay IJ - 8 . inC In Atbent. · Treet 1hz. con 39c ltampe S·bqrten ·ng ·. ney Davi.J, Steven Lucu havid Bobby llawklw and Dunlo Armour ' Coupon ••plret Saturda1, April f, THO ,J bfYidJ: • Ia . . ' ' n.. \"' ' " ' . ~ ·l3c . Rlnr Bnn4 liCe . . 2 ,.._ · Rodt·Htt. Cll~h Follow The Leader .. wlftl ltalt ~~ •IMI .......... ,• f 2 wllh :m,·"'· JEWELERS Cold Wa.-ea $9.00 on Kethodlat umma&e ule and bab Mle PrlCubl attend~c were 1BIU1 Tuelr.. day aod S:.turtltl. April Robert Smoth, Larry all<l Ga,.Y held at tho Allen'• <Eallea Bldf) ;~~ Dean Weber, Paul )(oore, !Appliance BldJ. on Main St., Snowden, Steve Snowden, Pomeroy. R. Grate, Johnny wt.e Rod.;..._ _ _ _ __ KandC ' I _ with thlt coupOn and purct.a .. oF meal. . tbe YUdllt WbO deeecn.ted tll1l mOJMUneat will\ N . . T11o rftnnjnnjjlt WU tttlted ' ID Tbe Bueu, ilwn .......... . ... ............ . ' eentJy .ecc:.pted emploJm,tat tJ1 the oflloo ot tho Kolp ~ HoopttaL IIIIo Pruoo It tho ghter of Jlr. ancl lin. 11'........ of Rutland ond to a ~ eradoaiA> ot Rutlaa4 111(11 - . COLUMBUS UPI not like tbi11 retatn to> _"'!•1. ~rea;:~!r but Woody B'!liH ' . State lilo!ball tpJll • ' _...,.... wllb tho C:.., .. CoiJioJMI for the put sevn DMMiu.. , . wide - Cool Weather Gridifon"Drill .,.-;-,, n.. ,.." ~lnl Bimksl.iQig •• • • • • • • • • • • • • . AutborlU. II>.UOI!&P>Ut. rnt, .,. Jowt1 ldlltcl ~ 'Plowed Famtly , ot: Geofl:e ' - • .......,. ot .tllo lin llllllloa ~.oJIIO • t! gr~en G~rp Wolfe 1'\ . ... flowed between Ghsgow,. t!apitaJ 'ilt Today is Wednesday, April 6 ninety-sevenlh day ol the · 1..... witb 269 more to follow In . lt;tft tN 5- Thun. Bllii'NooD I ~ .,.. ..2171 \1'i& JI:·Halit. St. i,'t< . ' • 1y United , ...., lntamatlan•l DIHCIA110N - 111 'l'litltiy oru-,. ..- ~ . '-"" "'_,_,. tho lletp.GIIIIo 'ALME• TOU!Udy PAV~TI I I • "::~ :.~~:"'.:!i five milt bJke Monda7 evenlq ac· derated. bJ AJYie Grover. companied by Cubmuter Vernon WeHr. 'nle boya left at • o'doek RUMMAOI IAL• . and twk a sack hmeb for tbetr HomebuUdll'll'S Qua ot t,be . 8ut- apont the weekeDd tn CoiUDlbUJ 11 JUett.l of Jlr. «nd Mrs. OUver Llnbnb<>ll.or. -- ...._.,..... N-ll•plltiJ Ertt~ lfr. •11<1 Jlil. lolul 11'-.r llllil The Rutland Cub Paek, KO llenJ cloUon. One Two and Three enjo;ed 1 Tbe meetial, • rUN1 det'tlloP' ' ment 91annlftC meetiol WJl a. lin. Robert Alhley, 1 htend lfyter Mft!llrJI S9c ~~~~~~~;rr~~~~~~~~~::::~~r:::~:::::W::E:E~;~:N:D~SP:;,EC;.l;AL~I~l A&P IRAN0.:.FRESH Vac. Coffee 2:!$J·35 ". . ..,. -· ' . ' .IANCY. WISCONSiN .. . MILD ' . ~ . :1-onghorn ·Cheese �• • ' I .o\ppro.v.ed lry Council COLUMBU$ UPI - The state Wildlife cOuncil h.. •pproved a propt)Hi that the Salt Fqrk wil ~· ure restoration unit of 4.3'72 acres in Guernsey County be set up as 11. rederal ald projeet. j ....,..... ... -' GIIIH. . " .. . Of •••) (YriiJI·IIIit ........ pureil¥e l!n-..... Trim GlouHD BEEF 3 S1'GII NOUIIS ii!DN~t"Y '. .. TIJ.URSDAy . · .9:10 .. . ' ,t.llf. I& 6if0 P.M. FRIMT ~d .SATURDAY lllllll -!l-Ilt. I&' 8:30 P.M. . ' . ' \ ,~ -~·t!le<.:rt,Sto. .' Pomeroy to· send Danny right· Randall EASTIJR· SPIJ€1\4.1.1 IWAN£~1'$ . .: --~ ·$5.00 .. the Panthers Bob CUn· Tom Grueser. Vaughan's BeautY Salon ~ . .. OWned and 6,er.ated by JoAnn White Pioone WY·2·3851 DANCE ~tlllllNG '. ' "' ............., •. -i WHITEY BEEGLE 1nd .lh\Nil' . ....aw ...., aad Rotntd ' · · !:1!~~ . •••~: i'lul~ay Night 9 t1t I. ll 1.~:•;;~1 :·, l H on~ • • • WASHER _$7$~ $75.00 36" Puah BIQI&n ~llolilalte ( · .i7" ,. Gl TV 'GE RANGE e .,ontb& :Guarante& $199.95 ·~· ·Jts.oo ' . ~.,.,.i - ) • ! . ~ · ~ ;. .,-~-"1=.1 ' ,_, ; ,, With Trade HOTPOINT 411taMTi s&1r~·:· . ,. ' .. .' ' .-.. STNBI> ·. I ' . .. ....... •vel yeu time anot money oli. your driv,way projeet! son, due \o Gary . spring and another tparking • ., • 1 ;14G fort by rookie Carl Thomas. The solid hurltng 11ve land an 8·4 victory over Cleve· the Los Angel,_ uodgers Tuesday In a Cactul!l l.A!aiiUe game. Bell, expected to be the ace of the Tribe staff this '~j,:o:~~~~~;; strm•k out' lour up any Willllo. riP,thander ! lb. can We~f' <~ollver ri~t ro your lob • whl~h • ~- runr. and , ~1 !be • " -j lilne· • peci· • _Cpjl 'for eali11111te . . .~~ ''~blflllkan . . ' . . Really A Saving ' llOiil"hhrtl PORTABLE ' ' Look Good For Indian Victory up onfy tlve hitB DltYR . ".' Bell Makes Staff R Firestone's .' inning· on Eddie Mathews' triple . TRADE IN BARGAINS •• '. ' ed an in1urance run later in the ___·•....... . . also spqked Ole with ttlo bot. 1ft doulllOd ·and aeored the triat rul\ in the fifth, lln&led to drive in the de· cidlng run in the seventh and add· '1H! PILOT WHEEL ' .. , an~· .' Roll 2·::49c piiCk ~sttav=· NOW IHOWINO 1uft. a WHt. hmllr Nlohll DaVId Lov<i - Dawn Allderoon "'I'Q:!IAGEIIS F\l.Olll 01/Tf21 SPACE" •, ;;......:..,..~·.·. .. .1.4 ::,, 5$, ..:.·t r..,· - Ingrid Goude - Jam~• Belt ,to:...43c '"I'HE KJU,.ER SHREWS" sfA~~~f'fRt WID., T.14\IRS.. 'RI. & lAT. ~!I'L -6-7-M ' 1 l)alit6~ "'FALL "Tilt"" RISI(A:Mtt· 0!' LIISS DW~ONiii- WA-SHER . ,, :. • $24.95 .. '.., 3·fi ....1 ,.,. • j ONE! "'· G.B. ~. ELICfRJC . Wi11RHEATIR ReJ. t369.00 :~ SAVES SPACJ!l $9 "' ·s'tMs l 'J . '· W~N:tll .· ~~SIU . '' · .. • . . ,J I, . Eafiti' .' Chicktn . ··"&roasted ' .. \ • Ch. .~ 11 ." .' . .. .4 ' f . ll... 9' I GIILP~- .·veal' ~ ·-. ~ �• • .. • Dally BenUn I, Polneroy· lollddleport• 0 Apl'll S • 1960 • 19) For Sol e /SIX ROOM HOUSE WANT ADS . ~ I .., eeat. per word fa.r three eoueouUve tnserti.ont. &peel•! - eae tnO&ltb for SO eea.ta ~r WON. ndlnoertlon. · card of Thaob and Special Nobcea of Event& $1.00. Obitu.ariel wr Ada ........,. by . to 6 DAYS $1.81 $1.80 I • • $4.1!0 ...00 • • PHONE WY-2-2157 ( 1I Notices 191 - For.::.ale Thelul M. Fein SAVE $200. ON N EW ltlllf 14 <U. r ......,.. end ..... c..~wol foot Rotpolnt automatic defrost lnsptetlon, lnturanoe Hetkmrefrigerator · freezer oombina· ..... lily hnns.. tion, 2 door, with lSO pound I' r... ...... jJomeNY WY 2·2366 hi l•nouth PR 6o2150 2 28 tfc freezer in bottom. Regular price $629. Sale f429. Phone WY·2· 26M. lngel'1 F'O.rn. Middleport, Legal 4 4 8tp BLACK MALE SIIEPand chain. WSAZ.TV Channel 3 :...·J Clawliil3WtdnttSd"' . . .,. _.... •'• -1 GDaietlt Pl¢oUJe >,;· 1:30 ,' Adventfln Time t .. · ~~"o ~l ,lllll 1 '· ti:H QJalef nnw MeGraw 8:00 Steam~t Bill 1 11:1'5 . 'I'~ Jin. 't'Jia.~kv SllOW' I !5 Weatht!!rcut. · ~ J J:~ - Ne'lf PlctUtf' succeed himself, is leader of a a·so · 9:~ 10':00 10130 11:00 11:11' sun-loving and tbe fun-J.Dvina: from FUed llaftll Hth, 1... OnlerofA...a-t Issued racial attltud.et ran1e from strong mtegrationist leel.lna Dixie's atubbomeat stands. St1... Colllu' to 10me of aegregation Opinion on the wave ot by Necroea ia Preston Motor Soles Inc. have a Jetal from betng thlH "they with moral, •· RADIATOR Racine, Oblo R.D. ts:OO 7o00 9o00 0:30 JOoOO .. The South, Collms Said, must Jnitead of "always looking behind I w~oere the problema oriainated." major factor in the South's :\i,~~cl;'.trife, Collins fee1s, is the •1 of its leadenhip. "Mucb of the Southern leader· ihip has eneouraged defiance of the courts and sometimes we have become oUr own worst ene· mi~," he 1a.ld. A. for himself, ColliJJJ aald he hal followed a poiJcy of never rlaJI~UI~ Monday. to do it." he ran. • a~ry to take up that ;\urd..~. •• KIVJ£K REPORT o.u,..: 111117 BUICK CENTURY 2 DR. b1~ . '• power ateerlpe and brake.. DynJ.flow, one owner. '11911.00. Blaettnan, Pomero)'. ~~ t 'Ill t-or !»ole ~=::;:----,=.­ KIRBY SWEEPER. REPOSSES· led 1nd In A·l condition. Btl· , ance due f37 .00. Take over PI)'· I ·..: lt30 ·r Rbtnper RQGnl · · .Uti ·-.1111\'te. · · '· ··lUll Elilo RopOl'\e' j 4.e.tlo J ' (21) Real Estate EIJlcTROLUX YA~UUM C~EAN· tact John H. Ru.,.u, Filber St., 1vaUable. Phone WY2· u.etc Pomeroy. Pbone WY-2.0224. 4 • 6tp , E. ATHENS. ~ ... ~u lnduatcy hulldinl alto • tillli._.. Not far from Athen1. Turiltr• a. 2, carpenter, 4 tete .a. 10:~ Weatherman John Daly New• Flleht Steve Canyon Donna Reed The Re1l MeC'oyJ P\t BOo~ Show . 'J'he UhtA>~I\" -~U. S. !!order !'afro! News tonllbt ·IUS Sta!mill!l the Weilllor ·~1:10 SPoria Report . \lo)5 Late Sbo.iloilO 1 .. t WK1;"~,-y:-.Cha~nel 13 --r ;ft;l;,m.··l•Wl<oi...J..I'11:80 1\eeeO)lber Bi'ide II 'i2ooo· LoVe Iii Life ]:00 The Btiiht~ Da) iU5 Tloe SOcnl Storm ' I-SO Edge ol Nigh\ 1:00 Tl\l! ~ StooiiOI Th,. Life JOt Rtley · t2:30 INS 1:00 I :15 Se~ch for Tomorrow 'J.'!'e Guldi~g IJ1ht IJ~lng in W. Va. . Nel.hbora l:ao As ~be World Turns • • • :' C ·' '"' • 2·00 "iBetter or Worse 1 '·~Qf:; J SmiilJ-..Ii'flWI ' · %;30 '· n 1e :'!lrty · ' ' ' "'""'' il!~·~~~al\bf"WWtfter ' '" ·'!·011/ · l.{!Utoniill'e e:oo· Jiile i\)vu~ :i!how 3~U · e•dlct U Yours , ; ..l$0 Am"!, !n'· Andy loOO Tbe Brighter l>a1 t:~ Jl:lghWn :Paftol. · t;:15 The Sferet Storm ·.',:sO~" Be ou~ Gufat 4:30 The- Edge of Nlgbt ,.. 1:80 · Men Into Space 5:00 ~e Three Sto(lges ~:30 tHIO 1 ·1.'be Millionaire O;S~Jo; ~.f.ye; Got A· Secret ·J JO~lH)' · u. ~.. Steel Jl()ut ,. ·u'·'I:O !• A .1-"l!k at 'ille Weather ·: ••~& .....ea\v II , . : '' ·'"' .~. ii1.. ....o • .. · ~~~~~ soi.6 s:f'~Y,::~·~ 2 !lddJ·~-' lote.. ft~·-· ,_ 2 =. HOUSE FOR SALEo 5 ROOMS • bath, run basement, llrage. CoD- th.row Full .prlco only fM.OO 0:00 1;30 ' .l!·ot.' 'ir ~'cJoiik Nel"' =.t ; Uon, I'Ue'a, open 10 a. m. to •7:11o p. Dl. 3-31-tltc RT. 110; CINCINNATI UPI - Llveol<>cko ~:00 5o30 8:00 8:30 6o<O s:45 7oOO '1 :30 8:00 About Fa... Medi<o nay in CoW'! Gale Storm Show Beat the Cl04.l. Who Do You Tl'ual American Bandstand lloclly and Ilia l"rielids $an Francliloo B'e at Your Eaao Reporter i ''· · .....,w,. LIVE IAIT AIOilT APRoL 4 MiiUIOWI, nta:ht erawlera, duJ worm1, filhlnl' auppUcs. Li~nte ' f.,. tor licea•e• donated to Meta• Fleh and Game AHOCil· . F J..Aiip"l)!i ~. Upbo•rul Market Report "- · · 'l"l"'!''f~"'-· Cattle, 6,000, calves 250; average choice 1000.1226 Jb alaqbter ~ 5'UoiJUI.- "~" '~"' 28-28.l!O, low choice 27-27.l!O, elvclq; llleol Cool, ~ ~. good 25-26.l!O, standard 20-2\.l!O; lllledlrle 8oole&, · ~-<loUDload <boice · 1104 lb heifen 26.110, te,.. oncl ~lo ; i good to low choice 25-2D.IIO, goo4 731!! l\ae Fand, hliilto fl'ilin :13.1!0-24, utUlty and ataodard 1~ ' Deller1 · load ? botlle, · ~ ,lllld imoJi ~ ~· 21.(10; utilily cows 111.111-!UIO; uUl• 2 ·~ Dlamoi)d T. and commercial bulls 19.1!0-21: cluiQpo; I'IO Dellcilo I · . , good and cboice vealen za.M, •tan· ,......,....., .....,;... · ' · · Victor)!," cbim· dard 24-28, utility 18-23. • Robert. Hog• :1,700: 180-UO lb JU5·16.U Tl~i Coolt 'ioi' ... ef -~ ot tbe Sen· mootly I 6.35 fer 180-220 tb, 210.230 1otoo<h by · lb 16.45-16.110, lb 15.110~.:.-.••• ~ 15.811, 27o-Z80 lb240-260 15.115, 160·1~1_1)111 15-15.71; lb 24·20; under aoo lbl lb and some medium lb 11.25-13.110, ·. over aeme medium ~~~!" 9.71. Udder meDtl. Phone WY2·2204. -~ .l&iDI like new. ll•t l AttrHb Ferns ,Vat•• Xennedy'a camp exulted in his majority pop,ular volt-, his .assurance of moat Wilcorul~t at tile 3:00 3:30 8:30 ~pec~ulor City Vote Pulls Kennedy In a. m., Weatberm1n Chll!ln.t, a ~ n.nay · :a:oo.. C..r;_toon 6:10 a. m., 0.11; Lock u, Relianee at'6:41 a. in.1).9-2; .l,o<k ~. W, C. ·Beclljor4, at,_1~1 ""· m.o 1.8-1; ll· iii~;; Lock 23, Lehigh at 12o40 p. m., IS. 1; A. V. CriBS Jr. at3:40 p.m., IJ.l; Irene Chotin at UK) p. m., 3·1; N•· (C~=:~·u~~..:fr~om Page One) tional at 2:06 a, m., 2·1 Gona at l · at all. He said UO 20-o GAlllpOllo conquest t of the atate's 10 I. F. Freidberger at 3 a. m., 18.0; eona:reu!olull diatrlets waa actual· .Mike creditor at Pomerox 11 a.' DL ly • Humphrey vktoey. no tow reported; Lock 28, Robert' T.i!dn& .aim on h11 second 11rl· P. BoDDie ~1 p m, 5-2; BeiVet It club with Kennedy May 10 3:30 a ·m o.t Cotton Queen at 8:30 Vlril,nia, Humpbrey aaid am., Mt fMI Jnjlll'ed at all." No K1nahwe .......,.. evaUebl•• 111117 IS!''f 'fA. WIL~ SELL I!EA.SONAIILE. Call WY 2-220'1 durlni 'df)', call W\" 2-:.!MO in the even· Ina. 4 1 6te loOO 1:30 ~'00 .2:30 11:20 Late Show \2:•~ Sign Off' · •, on:~~~~;~·:~~~· · lltU·o·matic, clean ear ineidQ tind out. $89~.00. Blaeltna Pomeroy. 4·6·6lc 11:10 Weatbereast 11:15 Jack Paar Shaw Topger · Dbugh lie Ml U:l'O Scanning the Weather 11:15 Sports Report In this connection, he said he is Gallipolis, :&7.:l lower, rollers all IIIII& MERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN. 10o30 Tike A Good :.ook 1t :bo News Jle&dllnel lll>Onan Show ts:4D JohD Daly Newl 7~ Four luof Men 1:30 Brave ~talllon 6:QO Music fo• a ap•lllll Ntpt •J: MIQ ~ and Harriett 9:00 HawaUan Eye JO:QO We.l!neadov Night Fllhlf 10:4~ S1Joria ParaGe 11•00 Tlle.New• 'l1mlalll Judi• perfectly willlng to stand up and Ceoldltloll .. be ahot poUUcaU)I for taking a All daJDS are down. lirm stand on such iaaues as the ary Lock 13 lhroUih 19, Lock /Ill race queation. tbrouab Lock 23, laUln& slowly. Ohio River loah: Downbound: "Frankly, I had rather be counted among the poUtiCally Lock 13, Coal Klng tt 8:11J a. m., dead over such a stand than 7.0; Lock 14, Pennl)'lvania at 0:36 a. m,, no tow reported; Robert E. among the missing," he sald. Reed at 6:10 a. m., 0.9; Titan at tlCk·up. New motor .and good rubber. Re11110nable. Call Cool· vme 191'1, Gordon Chevalier, • Tuppera Plain's, 0. 4·2·31.c l{a)!"i t:- closin~: doon to possible iolution Montgomery,l6.0 on of creat putllie issues. per1 23.2 on lower, 88 feet: ••,,.", 13 CHEVI!OU..'T II TON TRUCK Classroom Today 0:30 My Friend Fllclta t:OO ,...l'l'anctoeolo80 Your i!8lo 110~ "Coola· r.vr. Sign On .Conti~n'tll 'V ·tounty Court If anyone called ln Plain Dealer, it your atory ~n the Cleveland and News. ;30 N,w• BeadHbtl W•ot- ~HI8 ~ W. . .., ·1J:: A..~~e~~... Antet.ftaTi 'Biindstand · \2':30 Love That Rob 1 $120.35 Wllh.Jaierlilt 6:00 Steamboat BiU 6:15 Jim Thacker Show 6.... w · th... ut N•~ PictW'f" 6 tJ·fS· Hunuey BrtnkltY Report 7:00 Whirlybird• 7 :30 ReJCue 8 s:oo aat Masterson 8:30 Producer'• Cholee 9:00 BecheJor ·Father 9:30 Ford Show 10100 You Bet Your Life Perry Como Sbow This is Your Life Tonibione Territory Channel3-Thursday ~of-Cfaf• denied llo had fuun the Cle"eto witneas hla Pri~ l8 Riaht ~o45 VI learn to look dbead in the direc· tion of an II'\,8Wer to it& problems ' ll:U Tbe Jack Paar Sbow UIO Slln Off •• Middleport, Ohio .. Alvin Ritchie 15MejgsGOP Women Meet \2.00 Truth or Consequence. l2o;!p It Could Be You 1:00 Mid •Day News 1:10 Movietime 2:30 Loretta Yount: Show 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 hom 'JbeM J\60tl <ooo Comedy PIOYhouq 4:30 Advt:tftture Theater 15:00 Steamboat Bill 5:30 Set. Prt:ston e:(S ' Hunt!~ Brlnlolez Roport • 1:00 :Manhunt 7:3<t" W•!lon Train state that haa become a great Southern meltinJI; pot where the all over the nation mingle wl1.b the native 1001. Tbe state lJ heavily populated by Nf#oea. 1n thla oosmopoUtan l.ltq.atlon, '":30 , Play Your Hunch 11.00 Prlce 11 Rl&bt 11:30 Concentration · !> .. 4:00 Experieneetl pelitan MotarL 600 1. Meln It Pomero. Phone WY-24170. . • ,· Collins, in the final year of a governorship to which he cannot Acting Judge of the Probate Court Meip Ctlunty, Ohio (3) 23, 30, (4) 6, end IP while they lut. Metro- TELEVISION GUIDE • gro races. JOHN C. BACON l·(9a I Manne . Supplte& . and lot at Clifton. SO. John M.,_,--- DanleJ, Clifton, w. Va. UIID IOATS AND MOTOR• $25 Lo:;t and Found HERD DOG . Collar -- Daily Senllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,April I, 1960-7 ., ay a can should mterest 4·H members. Cows In all stages of Jartahon, several fresh or sprmgers., Notic~ others for fall freJJhenmg, 4 NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT large heifers to freshen l n !all.l Ettate of Charlet 1. 81adt•aa~, AU rattle are oaUhood vaeDocNood cJnated and carry mdivldual , health papera. All have been CaM No. 18,3)4 raised on farm from COBA Notice is bereby g1ven that Eth· breedini DHIA record!! . Herd el G. Blackwood whoae Post Ol· much above •ll'o'erage, 2 unit flee addre111 ia Route 2, Albany, al.ll'ge milker, vata, 1~ cans, etc. Ohio, baa been duly appointed No junk. Jn&pection welcome administratrix of the Estate of before sale. Not responsible for <.:ha.r les E. Blackwood late of Melga .accidents. County, Ohio, deceased. Theron Johnson, (Owner) -Dated tbis 19th day of March., Harold Goddard, (Auct .) 1960. SHOOTIR$-l.OADtNG SUPPLtlS l'owdera, primers, bullets. We aleo have ammunition tor most U. S. guns and 90% ot the tor· elgn rifles. Primer• $7 ~ per 1000, 8.'k per 100, 22 aborts Me, 22 lonJ rille 68c, 100 guns to trade. Fife's, open to a. m. to7p.m. 3·31-tltc SatlU'da)l April 8.g 2 litamps for ln S)INeuse. WilUam H. Holmes. each IOc spent CASH. John C. 4 t tic and Lora 0. Joh.nson, Long Bottom, RD 2, Oh10. 4.a.atp 2 HOUSES, 32 ACRES, !<i MILE f•om New )Iaven, One new hou.. FOUND - I I 4·Mtc <Ute JOIINSON'i. GROCERY AND Stnlce Station on ~ulfln~ ~d , .B.UUBAIUI. &QOTII. OLD VICTOR. Open for butiness. our JA and Canadian Red· ~arant· pa.tronase 1ppreetated. We giVe eed to &row. 25e eacb. Second Top Value atampt. Friday e.nd house east from Sehool bouse (6) Basic Morals Applied To Race DiSalle Gets . Problem Could Solve Tension lri Hot Tiff \'f/' bR e4 .. ot terms wIt eporter to • I • I MO. $2.211 rJ.I!O will .., 1n that d•r• """"'· A.M. .._.... HarriiOnvtJle. churtb and acbooL Mrs. Joluo Stout, HarriJo(\Ville. 4-Uic I be C'barged fol a4verti.ll.nc If DOt paid within 10 dl)lt after receiving bDL. l"nen lD Advertalnf: - Sbould be reported immediately. The DtUy Satinel w1ll not be responaible for m«e than one inc:or· JIOhllahed at 1 cebt per·word. 1 DAY 3 DAYS 60c 80c :10 60c: $1 .20 :Ill 7!1< •uo NOTICE OF Ari'OINTMINT llfatll of NOI'fMfl J. tht..._, • NoUee it hereby t:iven t.bat Eva M. Thei.u whoae Po&t Office add· DAIRY DISPOSAL. MONDAY, reu il Rael.ne, otuo. b.u bun duly EDfi'OR'S NOTE: norida Gov. Leroy CoUins bas emergApnl 11 01t 1 P. M . f. mile• iippointed admlniltntrix of the a SOuthern leader what he the "realistic" apabQve Racme, 0., toward I.e- Estate ot Norman J, Tbelu late of proa<h the region's racial prolilems. The following distlrt on Rt. 338., d.iacootiou.lng Meigs County, Oblo, deoealed. patch is based on an exclusive tnterview. COLUMBUS UPI-Gov. Kh:bael d&icy business 110 will .sell :11 Dated tbiJ. 21st day of March a, AL KUanNIIt DiSalle'a .press conference tq.. H.ol!item cow1 and heifers, 1960. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!)- Florida Gov. Leroy Collins, ""Pled ibl<> an a.,.ry bottle regllltered cow1, 3 r-e&ittered JOHN C. BACON who insists be has no panacea for the nation's racial problem, woJ'ds between t.be a:overpor two of these beifen Acting Judge of the PrGbate COurt said tod th t it be 1 ed thr · · f a reporter who . wrote a 1tory I h~ifers, 1 are from one of the tGP cows Mei111 County, Ohio only so v ough ap~ !Cation o l•.~:i:J!:'~oi;v~lce~e·:•rul gaml>linl in I and artlllctal msemmatlon and j hometown. (S) 23, 30 (4) 6, 3tc basic moral principles on the part of both the while and Ne- /1 FOB . CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE USULTS BATES J cea.ta per won:l. oae• tn.ertian. MlAtmum chart• - eo C!Citl. Full rate of 3 cenl:t per word in Legal Notice AND BATH Close IO • " ..::..· ·. ,;."t·~'- ~ vu rL lllll·"l t.nl .i 8 0 01) · • 'f3·· Th•UFMI .:.....lay · ·-!" gs No\ta ., • •t o~.· B~llt t8ptalrt ·Kini8roo t ~ ·~oo · CarloOn Theater I ~~~00 Tht 'Red· Rowe Show .. 10o80 On tile Go tttOO· I Love Lucy . · Tbe Life of Rtle:t 6:00 Artbur J. Smtth-NewtJ 6:!5 A Look at the Weather lo~ .tu~e R!•Un Show UO Amos n Mtdy 7o00 U.s. Marshall . . 7o30 Lock Up !:00 BettY ::Fftitton Sbow ·1:~ olohnny Rlnto }:00 .Zane Gr~:v Tbeatre UO Shottun Slade WJEH. · Brings You 'TJ!e Up~oThe Miruate 10:00 Nlght Clubs. New York !l :00 News · U:15 A Look at the Weather lUI Theater 13 1.2·30 SlJn Olf Moson County NEWS WMPO Daily Program Schedule - f· ThNoooh Mda'/ U8 Sign On 8:00 Guest Sflt . . 1:30 News Juot Fol> J(ou ua us·•News ··,; Weilthof 6o30 IIFD VoOO llr1!akfa" Parcy Newt · Party J2o30 Ju.t For You 2o00 Calllllil Ob Pl. Pleaunt ~ 3:00 Music Go Round 3:!0 NeWI ~ "~ . 311i1Ms Daly 10 AM 11 :t:s-.AM ·mr;rJ~~J~~);r~!~ .. . . ·~ ' '• lj ·s:as· - p·M . . ' . . cabin; EiJht UIMd outboard motora, 1.. to 2li. II.. p,, 101 jokd, aemo adult jok01. , R•eord piiJel'll, to r. p. m. ,.. oorde. 30c each; Eleetrtc aewtna: llll.chJnea; Four very good f00x18 tire1; Midlilet ... motor cut for chD.d or Did Sweeper», " I . tu.oo up; ' power• eaw1, toola, hobbl"' l<>fl, olectrlo motora and appllancta, 1uno; W~· '""""'- o~pa. Wo h••• ltii, aomethlltl TutG It jradl: llfl•<t ;u. )'GU ~0.~ Into eaab or nMd lnl~ I' • . 'e::~?:.t.'!~.~;:: of $1100.00. acres with ~~ '· 1 porct\,es, ele<trlolty, tit boucht ud baluce rl ;: ; I'·, ' '',... • 111110 <\LiliS ~HALMEJIS WI> lraotor nd mounted l4" cplowo. John Deere w1aon wltJI corn bo:x ,, ,. lor ·l aom•tblq you can use. l l'lte'" open 10 a. m. to 'I p . m. ·Nl-etc l . · mode-m fram1 furnace 1nd . C.n be bouatlt and hay nell, baled hay, 100 rail· road tie.. two ._bole ratvaniled hOI feedefl, 0. M. Wo.an, Route 2. Ballo¥ Run Rd, Pomero,, Ohln rnn1Hiinii-riiit~~i1)4.~· ,, . • ~II• .",. '" ' •• " ' �. .. ,• .. lk~mal Sert~feel . ~-~~·-··.,..... ••1d Jut . ~ atlbe Flnl United Preaby· ' IUada1 .t tbe morning wonhtp ._It o. AprilS, 11160 Heath Methodist Eleanor Circle Gives • Special Program At Tuesday Meeting . . 1 teftu Churdl with · RA!v. Howard oflidatlll&. fouowlnc . Heath Methodist Church held their Mother-Daughter meehng tal recently was at the church . . .and ts recuperating 41t tnd' Lewis The meeting beganowllh a plano of her brother-In-law · prelude by Yrs Emerson Jones, t l e ' ~ Creed g1ven by Connie Cook Mr and Mrs. Wayne ~ 0;;;;;;;;;;::;;.,-~;;;.,;;;;;;;;;=-followed with group stngtng of and the Gtrl Scout Prumtse by Suz· Pomeroy. "Tell "Me the Stones of J-esus" af· anue Bradbury and D1an e ('n .. weU. Mrs. EdiiOn Baker ntumeJI 1 ter which Mrs Gene Harns was the The story took her 1nto htgh home Mo,nday oeninc from lAkenarrator for the program . The nar· school and then a member n( the wood , Calir , where abe hal fpent ration has been wr1tten by Mrs Scntur ){tothodlst fellow s t-u p w1th the · past three week! uaillin& Nan Moore especially for the e\·en· th e Jomtng m atnging m the camp- with the care of her dav&btw, tng . r1re nrde by Evelyn Gibbons, San. Mrs. Donald A. Ruu-eU Jr., and The story began Wit h a mock ry Br t" wmgton, Barbara Covert. new ton .• Jonatban Edwud. • baptism by Rev Raymond Konk· Bett y Cuverl. San Bechtle , Diane M1u Sara Dobba ia reported to r 1gbt baptl~ing Brenda Smith , small McComas and Sandy Simpson Her be recovenng nicely at Holzer For 2 Weeks Only daughter of Mn Lee Smith JOimng the Senwr eh01r was em· Ho&pilal where l!lbe was hten af· Ret;uillr •12.95 The baby's entrance Jnto the phastz.ed wath a vocal solo by &r· ler a fall Ul which abe bloke ber IUehle Aahllum Nursery cla;sl!l of the cbureb was bara Jones. lhtp. liiBnified with Betb Fultz, B.v.rbara Mra Warren Davia wQo 11"1 Fultz, Mary K.rawsczyn and Den1se • Followmg her graduatJOin from been a patient at Holzer Hoepltal Hawley smging "Jesus Loves Me." high school she enters college and waa returned to her home Monday As the chtld crew older, ahe par- wntes home to her mother or the and is · llclpated in the Mother's Day prn- mfluence of the ch~rch on her Rev. gram with recitations spoken by <'nllege hfe. Emphasis was ~laced tor (l£ the • Luann FrPm:h, Patty Harris, San· on thUI poml with the reading of Church visited dra Johnson, Mary Bradbury and a letter by Mrs Jone~ fJ'(.m her friend TUesday Patty Everson. Still a little older daughter, Sharon, a student . at OU undergo surgery at the narrator told of the girl tak· Mr~ . Wilham Everson, 10 h~r Uospital in Marysville thil ing p;:.rm le8llona With vision of nurse b ".nlform , gave the ~urs~ s Rev. Howard Ruppelt somed~y becom1n" the church or· oath to IUgn\~)' a profcmon an l~fe HunttnBton em buJmess ~:a nUll. A piltno solo was played by and h~r ~amage wa5 stressed with Mrs Virginia Elte-p Glenna Spragut~. · the 8lDJ1hl by Mr~ . Newman Bur~ Harold Lemley were in Galllj.oJ!i'~'h!<~'~ Another phase of the little girl's dette of hy~n~ wht7h were sung 8 Tuesday on buslfl~. .~_ her mother II weddmg Mr and Mrs Jack II f e wou ld be h er en t ranee Inro NIGHT CRAWLERS .• The narration concluded with the · · · · Browme troop and lhe Brownie who res1de 1n the Mrs . J . -·_,_, 1ons as ley a""'rtment . . b N H jomm~ of church orgamzat et Bryan P 3Sc dozen romute was 11ven y ancy ar- th •.1 t' 1 d th WSCS '" "l''!ltnar rill and Kathy Morgan She waa also e "" eanor Ire e an . e . ' ' plan to move into the .. . d be f th J _ With Mrs. Noah Haskins readmg houst on Butternut Ave. ptclure . a9 ~ mem r o e un the \\'SCS rurpose. ' aor chotr which san& "Happy the Aft lh M 0 p roy Home." Choir member11 were Jant'r e _prol!:ram,. . rs · Lynn Reynolds, daUJbter of Authorized MacGregor ice EverSon, Katy Morarity, Kay Klem ~poke an appreclatton of t~e Mr and Mrs. Val Reynoldl of A uIt . Ch ar Iott e Ul ac k• Marjot'le ""!other giVen forpret~ent, them Mrs. Robert Harris Morgantown Is spending the ,;eek IJ:~~,:i~iU~P~ H.adquar\.r. Harr1s, Karen Hllwley and Rachel · with her grandparent.&, Mr. 1nd IV Mtddl ri Wilson. To honor the mothers. rt:d rose Mrs L. E. Reynolda oand her areat J~rl''"'· C.hlllljllf ·~~M~l~U==ee~l====~·~po=~~~Th~e•.."n".orr~ot~io:n~•~·n::;cl~u~de~d:.::the Apoa· corsages were g1ven to thl:! oldest grandmother, Mn. Margaret ~·, mother presnt, ~·· Robert Harris ; nolds. '~ • 'I the youngest, Mn. Burdette; the Mr. and Mrs. M. L. French rt· llla110~ ·'. nM lill.(lt one with the most daughter~, Mn. turned home Monday afternoon 111-IIWI William Ault and Mrt. Harris, and after a two weeki vacatian tn to the most recent mother, Mn. Florida. · . John Krawsczyn . The eonagea were Stanford Stockton of He~oQ presented by Mrs. Krawseeyn, pre•· Grove vialted Tuesday nepln1 idcnt or the Circle, and Mrt. Ber- with Mr. and Mn. John Wctlon- ' nard l"ultz vice president of UUI Mrs. Campbell H"lrper Npoi'tt eroup. ' ~at her fatbe~ fl'red Jac-!' 1 . _ . . "lh• 6r,.tat At the conchuion of'the evening returned to h11 bolle fro- · the cooklea, coffee, mlata and IOfi Meigs G~neral. Host>pltpal ,.nd , ta • I . 'fast. S•nietUn drinks were served from tables convalescmg mcel:y, ·Sandwich" •.. decorated with sprinJ flowen Mrs. Mrs. Rcllmt ~rkey, hWIO 1dtr· Jack Bechtle prestded at t~f' salver ector at Rio Grand' COU~t n'•·; ...~tnt!:-:.;!~ servlce turned to Rio Gtande Sun~y t1· t . .. . · ter a week'l vacation wi~ Jter Mrs. James Brewington was the tsU!ter Mrs. c. A. PotndeJter. ~ .,.• . uc. v. •. , ••. 01wanner of the door prize. an ar' rangement of yellow datfodils. . Future plana for the Eleanor Circle indude the selling of tickets ror Hn operetta which will be preW. IIAIN ST. POMEROY I' sented at Chuhire High S,chool by Merlyn Rosl!l. ot llr. and )ln. GLovE SPECIAL' Spencer, Ia ~ - 1111"' ...... aunoa ......·- - Tracy. First clus badr:ea wtre pre. sented to Linda Sauvage, Glorla Buck and Joan Heweteoa and memberahtp pin-a to each girl .ad the tflmmlttee for last ·year Mra. Representative Moeller Asks $50,000 For Racine Dam Study Local rivermen said today Rep. Walter H. Moeller, UO. caster, apparently was referring to the famous "Letart 'Ia> land" bottleneck in the Oblo River wben be testified WedltNo day in a committee hearing in lavor ol f50,000 fur a Study·Ci4 the "Racine Dam and Locks." 1 .1. h' h --•d ·. • lo\c.eller waa quoted , bY the aca lty), w tc a110 ..,......,. nOt Unltea Pre11 International rn the capitol aH.ing the money "to stud)' poa~ible improvements at U!.e Racine Loeb and Dams on the ·Ohio River. He Jlid th.e facility ia presently a 'botUeneck:' .. Rep. Koeller also testified be had been told the Army EngiCorps recommended the 10m for the atudy but th.at the Budget suu1u rejected it. Rtvermen said about 1\oit mUea of at the ialaru:b mate it imfor boall to pau and d~& operation~ have to cHried out eaeb two yean to naaintala tbe needed cban,nel. . . They opined Rep. IIDeller maY be re.(errinl to the proPQJed aew dam and locU at Racin'e, which would not solve the Letart l&land bottleqeek, or to • rekl<liU.n of tbe propooed Ra&O 'and locka at Letart F.alla ta lift: Jennie ~va!)l .and Becky Eblin were unable lri attend but wUl Moore. , Health rtceive their badges at a later te. A1d and Per- • Church Session Plans Easter A<:tiyities . Church School Officials Hold ·' The .~)on of \he nn1 United PreabYterla:" Ctlurch met Monday even!'& ln the putor.'l study at the church in Middleport with Rev. llPward· Rupp.elt u moderator. Rev. RUppelt also opened the 'meeting with pray~r. ,During tbe meetlll& . Fo••ler was die devotional riteetiitg P,la"s were· ~ade tor the .. ..,. Ceatt-to-CNtt '··· Do.1nitoF)": the evening and Mra. preparation s~vlee for Communion wbq was .assJ1t> tO ·be held on 'Wednesday f'VPinl Pullen,· Mrs. April 13 at 8 p. m. ifumediateJ>' IF••wlo!r and Mrs. Paul Smart waa following Senior Choir practice. charge -of tbe ~Oifllm. On Thursday evening at 7:30 the DUTins: the t.isbteas meet!ng church will hold Maundy ThunCilEC prolll'lm of tb.e c~urch · da)' Communion Service and on was dillcuased with the group Friday will join with the otber In •BJreen\ent that t~ churches of ·tbe town b:l Good Ftl· ~~~:~;!.,;•:~·~~ou~lld be mKC ectin ~~ d8y services. to be held at the Church of Ch"ritt at 7:3{). next mei!Une of tht group Meinbenbip Sunday will be obheld oat ~e bome of Mr. served by the church thit eomlns: L. D. 011... Sunday (Pa1m Sunday) and the new the meeting a des- membel'8 are to meet with the seaW;'IS Jervecl to Lho&e aion at 7:30 p. m. The last Con'l· mentiOned •lid the fol- municant.s Claas wUI be held On Paul $D)art, ll.._. Beulah at 10 a. ·m. , Mrs. W.iUia Antltony, Mra. Saturday T1!.e sesaion 11l10 confirmed the Mrs. .fr,nces Bearha. pt,na for the Eaiter Sunrise eervlee RoiS sponsored by tbe Senior C~oir to be hdd at 8:30 a. m. followed by a Yuilln Sprinll/ield Mr. 4.nd Mn. Fred RMenblqm light breakfaat served by th~ WYF,. 1'1''"' tbe weekend in ·SPringfield P'ollowins: the morning worehtp be held 1:~~ · their IIOD ead daulfhtef.Jn-Iaw Rrvice a coffM hour . , and Mn. Jack lkilea.ba~ by thll! WYF also, AtteacUng the $tlsSion meeting Rosen~um. , grand- were Hub"t TJYlor, Mrs. noyd Fred fto.enbaum'a Carmack, 'Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Mrs. of the ebnfiTmatton E. 0. Tewksbary, Mrs. Jame8 Har-St. Bernard. Church ley, Lewis Sauer, Jr., Harold Sauer, J . H. Grate and Rev. Ruppelt. :h. f tho equi-' eentet'l in an wea,t em Penn. one htlf of PJ!IIhon4!e ~~:,~~~=~~ and edlocl~'lllo' ':'f'lill*l'!fllifii"''"'. . cetn.er\' lr the ara where cards haye been prepared existing 'ecuriUea and 1\eJ~en<e present were Harriet Neisler, Bank records. The Atbena ~lficeJ treasurer, ~~rahal L)'ol\l and was l!let up live rears aeo llld .,.. LJ .... Street Commls&ioner Jerry Grimm. ploys a staff of five persons, sa.id. Mr. Harrell said lhe l.n tfte district :with '.rwo:P8rt Show,Will Feature Lehll1 Falls 20 Event Only ~gaily State Left Mens and Young Mens School Trousen .) pa...... ee cen, ,.. wm Followllla · ~~-=~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------------------------------------------------=.1'<luneheqn cafeteria solve the bottleneck. • . Local ~?urcea ,;ttso pred.i~ that the narroWJ at. tbe ls~ would au_gnte~t traff'tc probfelql on . the . nver If an>: new dll'!l I!J built . e1lher at -'"ctne or Letari creatt.ng lock free fiE 48 mtles one way •n4 ~­ a~other wa:y, up and dowa .til river. All traffic ~ ~ ~ tbe new locka anll ~~d- ~ to walt for paNige . Dear ~ . a~ the bottleneck. . ,' Rep. Moeller, said tbe 'UPI. -~ . recommended Qe.JJCI.iq ·10~ 16 study a ~ood control 1upV" ·~ the Hoclu.na: lUver, aiiiG ~mended by the Army littl clii>i>lied b)' the budget baUafi. ·"' . . In' the aame hearlno ' w. ~ be~ W. Levering, ~­ uted for $32,000 to ~ ' ,ihe,. Lic.tllli Rlver ~ 0. lji~....., whlcb n.w Jut , ,. ...... : ....... COJt to. the · · · -:-~.:-p in the ipace· Runs Out , .. oOU Dean ·: ·- - ~· ..... lakoii lute arada . . SINGLE COl'Y - ond . In the< , Appi7,1980 S!J,,.n,,. . .. ·r. • ................. New shoes Jlellf,....... .tre. The committee for tbia year were introduced and included Mrs. Arnold, chair man, Mra. Julius Sauv·Aa:e and Mr. and Mn. Jo~ph Fields. Mrs. Herbert Dix.oo and Mra. Roger Spencer wUl serve a:> leaden for the cardinal patrol and ~- Dixon was presented a Soou~, pin. Durlog the meetinl, plans wer' Jl~etaon. nd made t-or a rumouge sale, the Bud. a place and date to be 'Announce~ · !later. Plane were ilso made te Arnold artd att~nd' lbe GOO# ~iday servi• • 1 , · at th11 United Methodist Church. Gloria l\uek. The (:On~tion film to be sbcnm Arnold. to the troop at Ute school on and Joan April 21 by Don Williams wa~ discussed. Day c:amp was alsO Hewet· di:scu6sed and moat of the girll plan to .attend. . . r~ae Linda &rtitb, Joyce Debra Spen~r. Susan Ann Bauer, Suldy Becky Eblin. Evans, Debra Dixon, Polly .'!'~1'/'_ GJlmore. ~en·~ He-,wetson. Evans, De· :pixon, Polly Gilmore, ~n· Mrs. Rm.sell Moore ~nd Mri: 0 W. Xil!kland were gueat~ when Mrs. J. W. McMurray usisted b)' Mrs. Albert Yount: entertained the Pomeroy Garden Club, Mon. day afternoon at her h01ne, But· lernut Avenue. The meetin( in oehar11e of the presidenl, Mra. Roy BetzinJ~ open· ed with devotlona by Mn. McM\al'o ray. Membcra anJWered to toll call with the civic .project they were interested In, w:lth majorlty favorln& the beau\if.ication of the river bank The aroup dl&eusled thia project and would appr.ctate the esaiat.anc• of other organlzatlona. Two papen were .p reaented, I "Grow Your OWQ Llftdtcape Ma· I terlal From Baby EverJreena" bY. Min Lydia Ebersbach and "Foundation Planting" by .Mn. J , E. D,. Hartineer. A alad course wat aerved hJ the hoateSJea durinl the soclel hour. -----Low Ohio: C!My """"' ......... wenMr IIOitflllllt ~: , __ t...,. 't· GUmore, Mr. and Mra. LaWNnee Leonard Hewetaon and.-Mul'll,.;; Moore and Mn Maxine Arnold .• Year pins were ,lven to Mra. Moore, Tbe Rambler: GJo1ta Bud", Jen- Mrs. William ColliDJ and Mn. RoEvans, Jon Hewetson, Linda ger Spencer. THE SPORTS CENTER Reel Anchor t'EATIIER.• Dixon, \MerUn [racy, WilbW' Bailey and Ann ~uer, '' Garden Club Entertained By Mrs ..McMurrav .,fH ----..,..-~---- the dinner. badge wen made by Mn Anlt.a Collins, Su&anna Glarla Buck, Ruth Ann Lo111.mia Leo,ud, K-athy Joyce Evana, Jane Evana, Jennie E'i&nt, Patty Sauvace, Linda s-.,·;ie··.-.... Becky Eblin, BASEJALL ·Crow's Steak House at. Y nal Health ana Birds were pr• Tb~ presentation senled to s'~~&auaa Arnold and opened y.o~th tbe Girl Home Gardener, Cook anc:t Firit .and .promtae. Aid bad&e• to Ru~ Ann Bailey pN!aented lfel'e: Folk and a Pen Pal lwldle to SUsie ~.:e~re:.'!a:~at!r~ ~ Lewil, daughter • e Family olgh\ was observed with a poUucll: dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday, by \be Girl Soou\a of Troop Six a\ the Sallabury school. Preceding the dinner the Halleluillh Grace was sun& bv the Girl Scout<. A special program which dejlicted the possible life story o h FIIDDII HOUDU><W.T ) ,. . a girl born to a Methodist famlly from birth to ad~lthood was Mrs Francia Andenora 'Wl!lo • 1Dfanb baptiled were Brtan presented Tuesday evenlng when the Eleanor Circle of ~he derwent surBery a~~~~~:~~:WI~;·;J ; OIUCKLE FOR TODAY Girl Scouts Observe Family Nigbt At Salisbury School With Dinner Mondlly Around And About Middleport \~Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, by~~• I . Trees Arrive Here M 'State·G...,..e .li'armera are. advtaed that · ordered fi'Om ' the l. . " . Mllllh On Bond . ~~vamps .. 1. ·cowt. 22. Porl!ond, RD, wu releaaed ftom the Melia ·' Ceunt)' jail on bond early today to •ppear · later befon: M~or Charlet Legar on .. POJXLil'D)' po- ' ,: Not~ ' T~ THUUOAY .... , ••.,., "Ol>PS l:-.;'l~~~ of \ll'Jvllla ~hUt In· ~AINST . c~ ,.., @Tnt.~<~ ~·t In l'om- b)o i'atrolmon t~en<)' . j TOIIQalloW'• , that /{JITJ Belal"'!~. 8bo117 Win.... Weni. · flirt I .~ ' t tilt "'-"' ...,... .... llloull• .~ """' ., "'"'" ...ow.....,.....,,_.,.._...._ .. . thoiOucltM-alhoo,andgl,.._ ;f.f.r.,. '!4- ...._ ...... , ..., 1011 " • .,.,.-...._~, $6.95 to $J.9S ' ' .j oncl B-E~ ·~ SHOE . l ...., I . ....... _ .. ·~ • .~ ' • J · Pllllsbed c.OWin; Bedford cOfl!S an4 narrow wale ror'ded · clo\ha; Ivy J,ellflue. otylea ~ C<inUDeil\al stylea witb . :rrontle+' J10Cla!ta." No ~Jell loojl!\. Also m~y other Styles. . young men I!> ·wear and college: 29 t'o 38 Wpbt lh~- · ' . ' ., . ·.I.• .. &\::JI.u;< , Idbal for men and ·. . ·~ . -Heard contracb Racine Fire Dept. to · woonro, ind witb...: Robert" Aug. 20 Saturdly - ' .. .....,.~,.*-"II~· t.IJOID TO U$t Druce Stalnaker hal been added to the cut of the 1980 "Varieties" to be preeented by the Pomeroy Hig~ School in two itanda tonlght and tomorrow Digl'll He Ja to sing "We're Gonna Move." · i ... . , sprine~.' ' • · . lreel ..~.:..:: '1~~.• rived To Start:Construction : .· . :April Of 1961 in .th.e.. · ' Natural Resource& \Iiston of are at tbe Ofliclals be ~!eked up be aet i! . ~- ~·n ' to high •lcbi)Ol · ,· ~~~~~l~:~r, Filed In Court Here An entry Of folreclosure bu been filed in the clerk of coUrt's o!lice in the case ot the Pomeroy ational Bank, RuUand Brancb, versus Clyde and Helen King. The plaintiff Is seeking recovery of $2.484-80 from the fendants . ae- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 6, 1960