http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f3ef8f220c45498da5beca19bc20320a.pdf 453e54a1159cd78b61695b435d77ceca PDF Text Text ... -. 'oae Eight .. Tilt WUdwood Gonlea Club wUl meet al the bome o( Nra. H1ram hber on Wednesday eveninl 1t '7·30 attOrditl.g to aa aDDI'lllllC• ment made todar. Federated Church Women's Circle Holds j .. Easter Party At Carman Rest Home A tt1 ~d1ng the affair were Mrs. Helen Vmmg, Mrs. Katt- W ~'st, Mn Addie Burton , Mrs ~~b e Mor mo n. Mrs Mary DeWttt, Mrs Kate H1ggmbotharn , Mrs Mattie l'u ~ter , Mrs. Inez Smith, Mrs. Kat1e Statt1s, Mrs Elma Burton , Mrs Cora Wa r:1, Roy Mohler. t' ranc1s Goff, Ft:ank Dudgeon, ~1 c1lc MeCiure, Fred Hoff ner, Albert Fulwider, Otto Leffle, Mr and .~Irs W A Carman , Mrs Claude Jones, Mrs Thelm a Eblin and daughter Belly Lou . Mrs :\!argaret Freeman and 1he. followmg CmJe members: Mrs. Ben Neut.zhng. Mrs. Waldo J B a rlfll ~ . .Mrs. Phil Williamson Mrs Georgia WHhamson . Mrs: Lena Huber, Mrs Lou1s Re1be!, Mr!i l'barles Ebersbath. Mrs. Wa lter Baer, Mrs. Carrie Grue•ser,J and M1ss Kate Ebersbach and Mrs Herman C. Bartels of Cleveland. FiJllowing group .stngmg of hymns, a recitation was &iven by Mrs. Inez Smtth and Mrs. Lena Huber told the story of the Risen Christ by Peter Marshall. Easter baskets ftlled with eags and ~andy were presented each re~~ident by the Cirele arter which ice ~ream centered with the Easter motif, and cup caketi iced in blue and topped with a pest filled wtih candy egp were -21 Mor. AI.HI,..,. Hepltum Grttory Peck "MMAN HOLIDAY" J .... hlanll Doroth> Malone "SECURITY RISK" Mar. 2t-3D ~ f'(urpby T.ny CILWI'tlt In Tachnlcoler I "Gambler From N1tebez" In Ttchnlcoler betam~ ON SALE SHUMWAY POTTED PLAN"tS 1 Tires TO CHOOSE FROM AT THURS., FRI., SAT. Wholesale Prices CROSS HARDWARE Phone 8017-Y POWELLS SUNOCO ~IIddlcport, STATION Middleport. Ohio 0. £dltorlal Phone 387 I n , Afr1~•· ner Thosl! celebrated her birthday a1\tnd1ng were P.iiss Ka1 r; M1 · and :\ti .~. 1.Cowl s John· !tOll , Charle ~lun , Mr and Mr~;. C. R Karr Jr. and son~. Jdf and llodn cy, Polly Ann Bau~r. local t~nd )tr and Mrs. Ed T i:.latJcl· of land, Entland, Ireland, .ana Japan. Moderator for U1e program wa 5 Suzanne Wolpert, whb told of the organh:atJon and p&rpose of ~~~l:•:yi:n:g:l:w~o=n=u=m=b~er=•=·===='==C=•=rn=ly:•::••:d:.:l~h•::::h~oo=t~an~d=h:o:•le::":·:C:o:m:m::•n:d:•:r:'=o~!:L:i:il:i•:•::D:Is:lri<l::'::; ·l( the Club. I Members of the dub maktng talks were Delores Reltmire, flat. ty Rizer, Shli'ley Henry, MarilYn S1·hwarz, W1lmenne Clark, Norma · ~~lclds , Sally Roush, Kennetb sun, Myra Foreman, Barbara ~"''"· J <H.'k :;~ n . Birthday Party Held At Sugar Krnghts Of Pythias Run School, Mon. To Have Knighting Chrrvl l! l• lebratcci her Ceremonies Thurs. c1ghth huthd.ay Monrlay tbRt qq.alflied to dis: 1\esources probby · virUm~ of his ionJ( uso-~aiUon with tbe situation and his maoy years of progressive and neeellful direc:tlon . of that Election May 3 PreparUloos for tlte ta,cee Spring eveiltJ "Jtt inta filll ft'ing" W.ednudaJ alibt at U.eir bl mont.bly meetiDg. Bill Cblld1 tbe "~ Up Jaycetr c:oo- ":Pha.!ll! ot 'Stato.c.j_{l'~tnent l . On hand 11&0. for the program, according l tO Geor1e Halfinger, viCe preaident will be the "Four Gone ~ncluilon1" qu1rtet: Tbe 1Ueeting Js sCheduled at the F4l'Jners Hotel begiMlng at 6:30. BearhsFuneral Fitr Saturday (or · fuperal oervlces August (Oudy) Bealtw. 77, wh'o died of a attack •I llle home of a n'epbew, Paul. Bearbs al Radne, Wedne.day .~Jll be held at 2 P. M. s.-turday at tbe Ewina Cbapel. .n,e deceas~d was a condUctor nu~pber of years for the R.aUtoad ' River Electric and' iS the I~s.t oi' the Beathil very well C®nty. I• .l!eech sitU! of Milone Bearhll Who in deat~. are a number o! nephews. Friend' may funeral home at any ~..., Wa'hama . ·wh·· FaIcon C't:avers .. · Ite · B ':-t? Receive lJ . on·ors' At < • • . • ' Nine basketball letters were war~~d by Coach Ralph Van1ty performers al the White Falcon basketball held lfl St. Joseph's Parl8h " · t anmJe '1..,... ' ' · Bob {)Jlver, Jerry ··wednesda)'~'l';;~ds c.of '!.: l•:clwnrd~; ·-···· mommw'• mono~r atlha Ei:E5E~flKIDDII TJn'l/- IAR See (or ycuuelf!' Just vitit ou.r K.iddl• Thrl(t Bu aad you., too, will ..y: "ilow do they do Hrs. Lena Bartels Given , • . I :Surprise Btrtlu oy Purly It! What clever ll)'liftJ ... •n•r ..w auch value ln childnn'a ahoe" at anrwhero near this price!" And &he)' It and wear •• aood at they look. . A t~urprhe birthday party waa J;IVCI~ (or Mrs. Lena Bartel.!l on Satutduy, March 10, at the home or Mr .and Mrs. Kenneth E. Harris E.T~:~ ~ltonding lolloWlbg : lecomp'lishments by the chapter Pre· and advisor. Of work eomple· Chapter 26, Ill- State €hap. para. I l aCe were: Mr. and ereon ,Jones, Cash Jahr, Tom Mlllt. Mrs. Lewis Harris, Minersville, Mr. .. and Mn. George narrls and &ans~ 1 o Pomeroy, Mrs. Denver Rice and WwY .!lon, Middleport, Mrs. Durwood . cummings, Po·'"""'· Mr. 1nd Mro. • · Kenneth HllrrJs and tton . to ssso New way to keep your NQ PHOTOPLAY . TRUBSTORY•PARADB and· BENNETT • · OHIO H19h ., Patrol AuxiiJary Platt ' - ' For Convention . ' Pl111n11 were made Cor tbe mebt bers to atte"d the state eanven· ootterl tion of the State Highway Patrol AuxUlary to be held In Colum~ua April 21·22.• when the State llllb~ way Patrol Auxiliary met Man· day evening at the Lfalon Home. Brooks Sayl'il, captain WQ J11 charge o( the meeliDI and a t11lk wao 8iveo by Cpl. -II<C..~ llie,State lliJhway Polloi In · G.ol( ·II . llpojjB. · A ehlli supper wu se:rvetf b7 Sayre, Robert. and -Byrno VaualtaR o\l the dose of the meetinl to • tnenlbel'l litd IUNt.s. GALL!POUIS. l.hree .. jt&dfc panel Oistl'\ct court or stud1ed an app6al Sbe1 ow of thE! rrom bi.&vlchon juvemlc The v ' STORE having a supl,!r· the 1'Standard (hap. Thllrsday evening Fides Lodge No. 210, Knights of Pythias, will confer the rank of Knight when they meet at the K. of P. H1ll and will be asaisted by Naomi Lodge, Gallipolls, who have been asaist· lng In the ritualistic woi-k at the local Loclle for the past five weeks. Tuosdfty nine men of Fides Lod· fe were at the meetina: of Naomi Loda:e In Gallipolis and assisted wlth the eonferrlna: of the tbird rank. Durin1 the meetlnc were preoented tolnembera DraffiJtlc Order of Knighta nl'th•l I 1Khorman. The local men were F. G. ker fut Grand oUU!:er· er~b.cb Chancellot ;~·,oma~<~ti J H Grate Leland Brown Mc:Eihhiny, Brad 'Y{QU~~ Jm.. d"Y K. Did yoa know that ycur favorIte bqtter frotting .wi111tay softer longer if you mako it wllh super•IOft ARBUOKLEQ Confectlonera Super... x P~wderecl SU~R EL ' RF~ • · ManyEnnhits At Science Fair Worries The- flfan.UU College Rea:ioaal H. uotn 12 aooa. oo Saturday ., SeletlC!6 F1ir will p!'CJ!eDt more April '7. than 200 tl'lrhibitl by high acbool Mor.e tban tweaty-f1ve judJ~ end grade ldlool atudeutl of U.e will evaluate the qbibi!s in the Tri~~te rfJi~ Tt"be_n it opellll on junior aDd ll!'lllior" diviJiom. Win· the Marshal) eampw for a two-- nera wdl be lnDOUMed at the dar .show April 8 '7. ' • Awards Dinner at 8 P. M. in the The- exblbita will be opep to College Cafeteria on Fr1day The Junior divilion: la.cludea extbe public in the ~- of th~ Athlebe, DepartmeDt -It ~- hib1t1 in biolo&ieal ·•nd physical shall 110 Friday evmial. ~ 'I=~:,:;· while the lfllior div.aaon from 7:30 to 10 •Dd fr9m:t:oo A. ea:bibita' ia ~hemistry, geology, pb)'liP!I, Ctwlnr.enn,, Ia boratory science md other nltds of bJOJogJeal and phylical sc1ence. The jumor dlvi.t,ion Includes aradeii 6 tbrourb 9, with bigb &ehool student. ln the senior diviswn. Campll5 toun and special entert.amment featurea are being planned fo;r tbe ltudenf.J vinting the cam pas. A auat ~aker from tbe International Niekel Company will .ilddresa the group at the banquet. Dr Howard L •Mills. Associate of Botany a1 MarsbaJI 111 director of the Regional Fai:': The event WJII offer two grand ror a boy and a girl in semor division ia. tbe fonn of all-expense paid trip to ok.l.. I;> enter their 'llfJ>tl~g ... riO lhT~H· in the ~atlonal Science in May. Reecb"ille Church Pre-Easter Rites · made dural will-~ Copy ---- --··.- - - Arms High &h~IStudents To Show Increase Future· Farmers proud of part y 111 the Second g 1o.~dc at ~U· gar Hun Srhool. (,auH·s were played and prnes awarded to Jelfny (, ,bbs, Jan Cilo and Sh.irley Baxlt-r. E11strr ~ooktes and Icc cremn were ~crvcd by Cher.vl':.; mother, Mr~ V D. Edward!> and Cher)l ass1sh•d by Darla Ebers bach. Can· dy Grucser, Shtrlcy B<~x~c r and Kathryn Hannahs . Favors were bunny balloon!=.. • -· of of the Coun· Future Gi¥en 'Superior Rate 1 4.15$ _ , low JJ.40 -IL T-Men Close Offices ForT~ Evasion , I Plans Banquet' For April 6' ' Single I March 23 Wahama H•gh School Assembl y In Charg.e OIBy yyOrld pen paI Cf ub ' OHto: '•rtly cletHfr ....,,. wanner In IIOr'th lft4 CMMr fit _,,..... .... , . _ ..nl........ , ...... ., hloh . . . . _.., , ~heduled I I - IY UNITID NIH ~~~W~. \;''~'~~~1:d~l;r::e~l'19.; of the ~ , R'esolltees 1 Polly Karr Honored Af C Ieb • Flowers , R~gional Group ,_ M~ets Tonig~t At Gallipolis I gave the open1ng prayer at the of all mankind. A description of Plans were con.pleted for lnltl· The Young Couplj!ll par~ of the Saturday evenlna servicea and the heaven taken from Revf'-1BtloM ation of fourteen memberS at the\ Meigs County Farm Bureau wu topic was "A mogaent of prayer". was etven. by Rex. Bohrer who con. April metting. v.:_hen the Aq:dliJry held at the .Chester Jl!th Sebool; Rev. Bobrer brought out tbat un· eluded Wltb the thought we have of the J!eeQj!!y-Jien~J_ett P91t, Nq. TuesUy night, with tweot)r Yount der the symbol of the cross we are a cholee 19' make and told the par- 123, Am~ LegiOn,' met '.a& the people •ttendlp.e. · '. ' Legion Hall )londl}' evenl.ftg. Mr~o. ~ ' ' . living in days of decoration, that able ot the pl'Odipl son. man has lost the deeper meanin(l Two spedal numbers were pre- Dale Mourning pres.tdent, was in A abort ~\ISUlf!SS meetlq " wa1 of ~e cross, The cross Ia a symbol sentDd Mohday evenihg ''Under 1cllarge of the meeting and it was held by chalrJll:aD and it wu deof challenge to people oC open His Wing" by the choir and a dectded to ' ask Mrs. Mabel Brown, c1ded to cb~nge the meeUQ Di&bt 01 1 minds, a symbol of our Lord Je~us solo, ''Teach me to pray ' by Rev . Gallipolis, bfstnct President: Mrs. from the tb1rd Tutsday to tlie third Chris.t'a suffering and the cross Bohrer The opening prayer was WiUlam Baxter. Popteroy Put Dill. Wednesday · of e,u~~ moo.th. Mr. ~harles Rayburn, Jr , spent the symbolizes victory over death. Rev. liven by Rev. Fred Gardner of the Preddent; Mrs. Bea Neutr.linc, 'De- and Mrs. Delmar Hs~ and Mr.1 weekend with Mr. and M1s. B&ker and Mrs. Donald Sbevera preaented Middleport church. The speaker partment Chaplain, tli attend the and Mrs. ~ack Carsey were appoin-Gordon and was accompamed back a duet "A moment of prayer", brought out what is the uppermost tnttiaUon. ted planmng and se':"'illl (:9Qlmilto Chicago, Monday by Mrs with Mrs Bohrer as accompantet. in our hearts, to know Chr'ist; the Mrs Blanche ' Haptonstall pres· tee Cor the next meeting which will burn 11nd children , Freddy The topic of the l:)uoday morn· power of resurrection of Christ; to · ented the Community Service pro- be held April 18. Chnstlne Elizabeth who have been I ing service was "Our relationship share together with H1m for Hi11 12ram and each member told of Games were played and refreshthe guests of her pareut5 for the , to the church taken from Mathew suffering; and being made confortthelr reasofls for liking the town mcnts were served by tbe com· past s1x months. ' 23 and Hebrew 8 God must be mable. 1of Middleport. The program closed mltlcc, Thelma Case and George Chnsllnc Elizabeth was g1ven .Nrst in our lives or there 18 someDelegations Wf"..re present from with 'the patriotic song "America." Wells. ~he nlcs of baptism, Sunday morn- Mr. and Mrs Geoq(e Nesselr~ad thmg wrong with our christiaoity!Middleport and the Bradford Chur. Refreshmen\s were served by - - ------at the Umted Methodist church are announcmg_ the approachtng ami we must have fbe church be· ches of Christ. • Mrs... Louis Long, Mrs. Grace Ab. ,,;f The lurthday of Mrs . Rayburn marnage of theLr 1daugbter, Ellen l bott. Mn. Betty Fife and Mrs. ' •.~1 , was celebrated with a d'inner, Stlrl· Jane, to A·2t Gerald Rought, Hes· , Wendell Bunce. ' day at the Gordon home. pena, MI<h. on March 31 M111s Ne~elroad 1s a graduate I · of Pomeroy High School clan of \JI MAillllAIOE LICENSE • 54 ••d ;, employed In Cotumbu. Among appllcaUons !OJ: a p>ar by Royer anrl Rogers. r1age license recently in the Ma~ A·2e Rought attended Hesperia The Wllrld Wide Pen Pal Club · Sue Ellen Goodnite, Suzanne Wol· son County Court was the foUow-• Friday, April 6, a banquet -will H1gh S<·hool and 1s now servmg of Wahall1a High School had charge pert, Sharon Spyre. Patty Curry, in,g: be e:tven at t~e k. of .P. flail for. w1Lh Lhe Au· Force stalwned at Df the assembly held at Wahama Bernice Bond. Marlene Van Me_ter, John Henry Ross, 25, Mason, the Sunflower Minstrel and Olio 1I!Jgh School un Friday, March 23, Carolyn Dutson, and Judy Llcvmg. son of Herman and Frances Riffle C.ast, .directors, muriclans, and otbMr. and Mrs . Ler. Myers will ob· Loddmurnc A;r Force Base. ~terw their 50th wcddmg annivt•r 1 Mrs. Lona Jones ts sptm:!!lor of the The program waa opened with a R~i.!' and Roberta Vln Meter, 17, er.s who asl!listed ln the 19116 pre11ary Sunday, April 8, at the home dub. selection layed by lh V 't /Clifton, daughter of Robert Will- senta.Uon of tbis annual alf•ir. of thcu daughter, Mrs. carl Dennur1ng the assembly members Band unde~ the directtone of ;::e~ lam VanMeter and Acta Blake Van Brad M.aag, director of {be MJD&t-,·tson. of the club talk~d about countries Breen. Carolyn Dotson led the Meter. . rei is ch)6ing thbi years' perform... Opt•n hou~l' w11l be held in thl'lr tn wh1ch they have pen pals. Each d' ·10 th d th anee1 With the show at Albany: 1 1 ·e fQffOn member who has a pen pal in a &tnglng a_u lenceof theeStar ag Spangled sa u e an Ban· e BIRTHDAY CELIIRATED lligb Sehool on )(A•ch 20. ' h onor, betwren 2 and ""' p 1n for ~ friendfl and rehthves. foreLgn country gave a talk. ner Flag Bearers were BUiy Har· M~. and .Mrs. ~- D. Edwards en- The ~tmtrel aud Olio wert Another daughter, Mrs Ha1·old Polly Karr who is f'lllploycd 10 Pomts stresHcd by the speaken rah and Dobby Edwards. Scripture thertam~d ~lth a dinner Sun: at their given on March 18 &t the CbiJU.. Tinsley of Columbus, w111 be co· were location, education, home was read by DeloJ·es , 1, 110• and (lme Umon Ave., hononng their cothe Veterans' Hospital ia two Columbus, :;pent th e weekend life, religion, production, common· the Lord's Prayer w·s led by• Shi' r· dall.K h ter Ch eryJ on her blrthday sh ows so tha t a Jl of t he paUentl hostess ley Henry • "' rs. Ear1 and sta ff membera eou ld atten~ 1;===:..:=======~1 C. Willl her pa1cnts, M ~ and Mrs. 1callon, an d transportation. • p resen t were Mr.• an d •t R Kan~ Sr and wa~ ~ne st of Talk were givtm about Hawaii, · Shrtevcs or the Plains, Charles the perforp1ances. Arrangementil honor Sunday when a fam1\y dm- Canada , Australia, Fran'ce, ScotTh~ band clased the program by Tate, lhe honored guest a11 d siste~.·, were made by Fr aak Cb eeseb rew' No. 2.93 . weather nttne •. Vol. VII ' • e I Hr•. I fllen Nesselroad 1Rev. Paul Boher Speaks On Power To Marry Gerciid · I Of Resurrection At Monday Service rcllg10us man that cause h ls a divtne building, f 8 Young Couples Club Rought March 31. a AchrtsUa.n was the topic of the! The four kingdoms was the top- . eeney- en nett sermon by Rev Paul Bobrer, Etrl- ic of the Sunday" evening serv1ce, day eve rung at the Pomeroy Chur· lthe kingdom of innocence; the Holds Meeting At · Auxiliary Plan ch of Cbrist, A special number, kingdom of knowledge; the king''Thtrty pieces of silver'' wu pre- dom of the world; and the klna:dom ' • • • • • ~ · hoo ' s~nted by Denver Kapple. <>I heaven which is a place ot r~st \ Aprtl lntttafion , Chester H1gh Sc f Rev. Harold Doster of Reedsville and puce and should be the·destre I Observe Golden Wedding April 8 MANY DIFt'I!RENT AppeariDi on.ibe proJrJHl_;were Rev:. J9h'D ~-ner, Hld'fle!.\"Stal. <Ser; lnd ':J. ii CuPeQter al Ppin( Pl111111t. Youth 'Cf.luncmor of,tbe :,croup ~- Mn. Evelyn Proffitt ·of Maaoa Wb 11e t:be presldent . ts Ju.ne Speu· -eN:", •lso of Mason. . · Attendl~ ~m tbe llepd Area were June. SPencer, Sally P!'Pffltt, Marilyn Forleaon&, Arlene tltton, Rev. Rufus Cas~o. Henry Bur1eu, B1ll Foclesong and Mrs. Evel)'U. l Proffitt. M;nSt.. Group PA~et Nr1 Program ~~annin&-.fnd areas for the planning of auch - PJei!'&ms wer-4t dis~ussed on Saturday a\ a Sub-District Youth .-;'J,tlly of the ·MetbodLat ·Chur~!( 'bll'tt · Jrl Point Pleasant. · .. ,.... Tlie prOgram · plaJntlJ!I dlSCUS· •••anor S. Schaaf, Mlddlepc.rt Society l!:dltor - Phone 6079 sed con~~ned those' · COllllected 1-uoille Bearhs Haw)tJDa. P.Pmero~ S?cletv F.o;::d~l:::to:::r;;-;Ph~o:::n:e~62~i44~--...;:==:...---- w.ith meetmgs of MethDdist Youth FeUowship. Areas of program 1 1planning , stressed at the meetmg were Cb~stian Faith, Chri&tlan Worship, Christian Citiz.enship, Chnst1an Fcllowahip and Chn.stia.n W1tneu. " [ I "BEACH·lli!AD'' D•l• Robertson • I I ALSO Thvn-Frl. Program Plonmng Highlights Soturdoy Methodist Sub-District Youth Rally Charles Rayburn Jr. ' Spends Weekend At G dOn HOme TONIGHT -wod. • servf'cl Me.Qlbers of the "" on,.en's Circle of tbe Federated Church held an PLAN IAKI SALE Easter part)' Monday eveo.inJ at tbt- Cannan Re.s t Home Tbe Senior CbSI ol Chester Moving pictures of the ftfe of School ia .spODiorin& a bate Sto~e Cbrilt from Psalm Sunday to the 1 death on the ~ross, the resume-. Saturday, Marth 31 at Gaul's in Chester. Colored Easter tion and asceHsion, were Jbown wiU also be on sale. by 'M rl. Waldo J. Bartels with her sister, Mrs. Herman C. Bartels., of Cleveland, the narrator. WE SELECT THE VERY BEST I USED CARS The Daily Sentinel • Wednesday, March 28£ 1956 ne Doilv Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleoort. Ohio . • ' • .• GAIQIN CLUI MUTING N. 2nd Ave. ' �' ' • r . . / Ohic • ... - ' . .. /. ~·~·:=-~~~~· 1ftldge, :; - >' ...·· - con- Nurris p renrt\ed here Su.n4ay t'rankie Piek~n s and dau~t,ters ~v rnm& at t he Metbodist Ctp.lrcb. of Reedsville. Mr. and Mn. Vtratl At 1!•n ri iU1('(' »1 ;;und.ay SeMol wn:~ B.:ickll'y qr Rt>Plbvilht r nd .Mrs. ('l,tr~t Adam .~ or P ar k(' rt ~UF:I: . :!A c••lltTtion ltl.'lll .. \1 ·'· l.illil' ftardw:~y rl' lurn~ Mrs. Myrtlr fi'rosl spt>ut Sp.nd ay tu lwr holtlt> bert- •ftt>r NPf'nding at Washington Bott oms with ttPr 1),,. winlt>r with h"1Pr dsuahi Prs in s:nnddaua:hter Mr. and Mrs. t>:ul' ulltm bus. a,ene &loore. D·· Si'llt:l Y COOl'J.Illf! ..wn1 ~H f tot! Fr·• dAy to .iilfL Mu. .Lio.ni.s tlrs, S.a Bib\..ee- apent s.tlll'day Brag)!. wnb i.q quitt ill. ltlr. and .MJs. 4!Xl~~ H:unMr. .:~'nd Mts, Waynl' Rriekl~ · wt>rt- 8n00a,..- IPJe!lb ' or- Mr. and Mr ~< Edj:&r Dou t of Sumntr. Mrs Dor ~ t is Iff. · ' Ze(lena aM Linda . W~o'tflon of Dayton are · s pt nding tlw we¥ the l.antor BIU. !iwtlla· f'lfl)ine. llof01fl>' Llot" Nfj). Jp"~ MP\_4i'n ltd lbeo df.v~ Do." Plan!li tlonals. o·r The read Fo' Mr~.. Fraooes 1-'hllip · t:astt'r sermon hi~ Cards were sent to thret ~ bera who are ill and si~ b.)' t&c:! h membfT. Mrs. l;lfJ siiC'k rtad a poe1n ·•swrt>t ' Servlt-f''. de!ICl'lblng Wh::~t Slurt Ins Can The pres.idtlllt, Eva 1\'leming, in eharce of the mt'eting. '!'he rlet" vol jana,lt~ •J)!i. Rroeram wen in ~-api && w!lh Ea.•ler •Pd "<;bll4 'IJ@iQC ." ~p to wor_..iu bf 11.."' Airs. 'M \Y . Bn.ag ~a d guests ovrr lhe weekend Mr.<~. RoDert 111d s&ll Mr. aftd Mrs. on Eist -.~mbus and spent the weetend. Main Wa&ner con stturThe wet.k!y square d!'llee ..at thP Uon •I ll"" ~ Jll. Doreu R!l, Amt>ricn n Lf>gion llall on Ftlday Many other projecl-1 are beinJ ~Yt>n i ngs which Wt>-N' di~ontinued plannecl to . help mate the town Juring the flood art> expected t o more attractive . ~'In be ,btld b~innillJ Frill»' TO WAYS f \' f1l ill& .MJrt'h 30th. Hat'tnt- B&y -Seotii .....,_. , m.'t ~o nday tW'Qinll. lll Hall . Thert> ar.t now "i~tl'rt'd &nil Plins fur a nl'lgbbOrin&: in Anqquili. l!P,ifer ~~ · \,ltOI~etsbjp or Frank ·J . Wnltoce. -~--G~lii;;jj, , live NeiJOn ~ will attend . ing 'next <. John- of SyracuSe, to Cot .· Conunentary . On . The News racle among pl,,r-.. ·WeN 'QUART leqdi Caffip initon ole~ Auxilia-ry 'Le,likln,. met . / the Lts~ oll Riltl&h PRICES SUPER TRIM MEATS S & H GREEN .STAMPS 49c ONLY .SIZE LOW, .. LOW, IIRDSM FROZEN ' . FOODS • ·Mixed Vegeta.bles . ~···~ - I!IRDSEYI> IC a flav~rsome "Su~>er· lli.t" h'\lll haads your ijll ~~ ingrl!(iienls for j~yf'Ul Easlu lfllastilllf• YOillre 101 to kale Greens serve . . . and sav~> . . . ~eau.!ifullvl They're expertly "'leeled from "·ped!Jireed· PJ»"kers'' that .are youn2 t ender otnd <<>ru.. red. · Cnailierry Sauet , · WHOlE MI.··· ···· ··· 47clh Ocean spray t-16 OUtllt l9c· CiiRH.oFF~Tifi:<OI · ·2..12 OZ CIIS 29c ·. 5 2 doz. 74c <;OQ)j: .. .. 10 m:, .- FULl,I Un HALF .. · .. · t•; 57c Ca11ned HaiiiS 9 to 111Uize IU~ 6~ lb Size Pch 5.•99 ColltOJ>tiQI)OrA or 6X 8re~wn 10 .,.•pkgs 32.; . .. lb. Pe~as 111 Dyes .. · · .. ldt .' . ' Kraft:CII••l Whb,······: ····· ' lit Jar l' . • SUII>p)a '' ~ ROIISE~H (i.;\" I crr-;-o-Vae, P lllsburv In 5 !lavon Fr~ssb frozesn ~' '5 'io8'1~: ' '' . average ..,, C . .... i' , · ' . 0 ...,, CR-ANBERRY SAUCE · · 39c lib box 2 ~~ly 27c Mix BANANAS . lb only Y011 loved lheir&vor and valuelasl week! E V A N S does a repeat performance for you! 3 .... . ., JOe ~~ · IJ~ "· ... . • . /o pkg.29c Slrietmm Paebre Cookies only 25c PUJsbury ....... ... . doz. . -.J;'. ' ' ' 39C . I CINNAMON ROLLS · ·' EASTER tradliiOn tfw fine eatlru! EVANS tridllfon of-blrlt·quallty ,. J•bo u~ ... ·.. ·:sse · Ftllcy., ........ .:...... .... .... ~·\ ... I·........... ·- ' ifttlt ............ "'' ... ... 211ts 2Jc ·'1 ,,.. ·Jrtcc.U ' .. ' ".•': .. ·· · lp licit 25c. \ - i . t aP..Oamge Juln Fttz.. H .li: ens • ' '' -· ~IIi a{ltl ,.-feelloil ' ' . " ···. ·~ "•( ·,. ,. -~.- · . r4 ... .... ~~ ....c-~ ..... .... . .~1~~~"~ .....~.~. ac - 1 ,: I IAN! ~&RX!It · EA'$TBR. J'~ 5·.- J.IQ.. Q_ :.llle 1 ~ ib .:";.;.let O.s.lins ·: ~ · ~. ~ : 'rt" ,t '*'if10 - ~GlilOY Ohio ' : ~ _'9- .. ' ...• .• !oli!t' UIUi ('\ll~fll m,iJj ~ ~j}H ~It:O~ ' ' \ .. · ·i ~·.· I &., - - ' I·L 2 lart• ' . . .. . giant . . . ., . Z lol'le • glciilt ': ! . - r ' .,._,; ; _, ' . ··( . '. ~.:"J): ,.., . ..... :' ': ·• I". ".' ·; .~: ....~-..... ,, .. ,,' ~· '. .. . . . ' ·,V . . }·. ' . • ••••• - ' ..' ' . , .. • . .2·.·: ·c:· . . , upr Cllte ' ..., ... .. " .. ' " ... only 8fc .. :' .. .. qf " ~ :tic . only 2 pkgs only 47c ' '•' . ..... ·:_: •. · . !a tbe tnbe ' ~late Cjl~"'d .l,A egg ~n ' • . • ~oml• t HIJW ..._ • , _,,_., CAidll$1 .· . • oaly FROSTING . "<· d •.' " ···- -c" · ...... 1.00 Plllabuq J1affy . .. ' . '· -(ICUII!•n ·;.. ·.. "..... ~ Cake ' • 2 w~ole 0< strained 303 tins oDly .~ . .. _,,. : ~~ -..,.ss . ·, • :~l;jqrs 11~ Ptan111 Blltter · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2Jb )at . I .s Orang•- ·· . C,lery Gropefnlit Head LettiiC;e Le11f Lettuce Green Beans - '\ ·~ustord DrtmH'ary Cake MliH · ;.. · .. · pkg. . ··Jti FA:NCY - n oz. lara only EVANS FRESH PRODUCE Make our piUCiuee department your bead· QUarleJl; luilre for Your lamJiy lbe lrMbest uul ..,_ ill ( rlcll.~tl!, ' ' ' .' · 4 II 10es wit~ HAM or .TURKEY - Oeeonapny Fod Wrop Duty Heavy · 59C. . 12 x 18 roll onl•, , .PICKLES ' OJ11y29c pkg pq.,.U., I ln•m: the flavor for Y8IU' Easter Ham! Wrap II In Reynolds ·Midtson Sweet %Gal. ~~;it;._, ······'2No:lf,\ ~~... 41·~:. ' . BROWN SUGAR . ¢: ~~ J.e II y Broad Breasted. luiey. 1'ich meal ' Good eo<ik's ''" llfbt or dark·· •· FAM7~;F ~D TU .), . Nt1tlu..,tls ·· 2 pkgs 3'c ~~~i!i-;i.'t ·tee ·. Nutlty Mlrg~«!JeY•llow 2..1·1. • Hf.l.lfe ·Sweet Pkkf.s · ····· ·• ' . Ill ~ "'vtitfa " .. lb· S$. ' .\4P MARVBIJ • . 6 FLA\(OllS Tpp qualiLy . EVANS t 39 Pineapple ~~~~ · only • . . 2- 1 lb ~~~ $1C• · .......... 2$'c lean .. . _ 39 "For lrue baked bam flavor it's Dale's e to 9 lb SlZE ·'lkeil Plnll!ppla · · · ·· · · · S9c net SL.ICED BACON ... .. . • 1 lb tray 29cGROUND BEEF .. 3 lbs. 1.00 Green . ,. PEAS 1.00 '5 A&P Tutkeys are faml!d for fine fiavor,.extra meatiness and fuU value I/ole or .Del Mol® 2 No. 2 cans Senti Sweet Boneleti$, Sklnlesa. Cook¢ ~. Hickory •mokl!d, lean, &alar eiU'etl liJIUlSEYE · P Turkeys ...sse ' 6¥.t lb. 'J' lb~69c ss~ - lb. Whole or Full String half 1.00 Jllq;\, l 12 to 14 pounds . ¢ 1Q to 11 poundi • • I .•• • Every EGG .GJJ ARANTEED 7 1•• Rolled Cooked Cadoa Eggs 1.00 Cut ·' ' ' . CORN ~UPER • RlqHT IJONELESS .. M)llod $lzes ..:.. Un~lassifie~ oz."*'' . B~EYE /.1 FULL Bltn HALF · ·· · ·· 1• 53c WHOLE RAM .. · .. · .. 49clb , ·· Mixed ;SIJes .• I.Jnol'lf)SI!led 12 .. lb•. FULL SHANK HAI.F Nlbleto •COI'll ' \ 5 FULL SHANK HALf 1.00 10 ouktl oalv •. ·\ ' �... ...,. • ..... -------- ,_ ' .·:·c r-"'~..*'" ·~ .. •'' 1 .. ., , '• }~'· I Ancl · I . :. .• . ·'• 1 - . ;t..' ·~ o~ SPI~I'AL . SALE KELLY . leNNI'S Nttr. Thll II lit. •lthth In a ...W• tn ...... pros .. peett •f maliw lequ• ch,.. for 1916. IY CAll LUNDQUIST Unlttrd flf"'H S.ortl Wrlt•r MESA, Aril. UP-II the Chicaeo Cubs aould get an. ouUt&Ja that Camps . 2 lba ONIONS FREE , , • WHEN·YOU BUY '·i • ' 41ba,GROUND BEEF •. , • , ••. , , •• $l.OO ' Ootm· 'tV Oommii8BJ.oDei'S o\!Jl the Court 1-lo.u!te at PomuroY, Ohio. . , Old.<t: Dii!lbl . A£oen\ 1,.. .etllon<n. (2) 2ll; ($) l, 11. 22. ~. · HAMS . 65c NOTICE. OP A•PGIN1~MT = Dic~- the <lull'·~ .. d-. . ' " body Ul\expectedly develops, WJo o Woolsond OttMtn .... -day of' .M'artti, .... , . ......,. ...... ... , to ~· or de bonlt non of othe . &~tate . . ' la<e ~ ~~ac P,<im"'"OY, Ohio 62 38 $pring Dresses Ni.>tko Ia ll<r'eby . Leba K'. 'Netseltood Pdst Orrtee. Address is 143~ Butternut ~vm~ Pamtroy, Ohio. !has been ROOMS OF New Furniture To.,.,.~ - MitHS- Jr.• Womens , AMil!Riat~•trlx Aclmlnldrator 0. Bonis NM , E:a.tate. ... WIUl•m M. Mill-. !G GS U! W. Main St New a. While • I ~ ..... . , .1'""' ~ .. • Large GOlden Economy . 69c Pomeroy , Baseball Seores SPEC lA~!,, . petlti<Jn at tbe otflce of .the Couhtryhesh In the rirst diVi11lon becausu LMan- higher aver~o:ae hi~t er. Hoble Land al:or Stan llack thlnkl he h11 the rith, who .came rr~m l'incinno.li in leoeue't; mGst' lmp110ved club, a tra'd& · lot reliever H11t Jn rtco t~ t, ' It is l.he most 'eha~led club, ror is the numbtr one gu)' at bnt with sure. The Cubs made mare of£- a .ba marlt !ail year . lle'll battle ~eason deals than anybody in base it out with H11rry Chitt for numball and llack thinkJ the trans~ ber one s~ot wh ile Cl_v1l e McCulactions put a real lift jnto the lough und young Elvin Tapp(' com pet& for the 1hit·d-!llrin.l( job. lineup. He's pleased with the deal that brou11ht l)(.n Hoak, Walt Moryn, and Ru111 Meyer fN)lft the Dodgers. He like ', Hoak nt tltird base better thlln Mnte run threat Rundy Jackson. • .., ~- l.efm All TU.li:-ISS TIRES measured up to the excellence of thelT inrleld. they could be real trouble·rnaken in the National Leape this sea!on. And if they could a;ct (lrf lo lb .Minner. ' Alfflt> fin!.! start they dld la.~t year The · catehitJ&: is :~dequ r. dt"' when they challenlled the run· r~nsiv('ly but won't contribute away Dodgers ror the bclll'f port much at th~ plate unles!'l sOrr\e of two monlhs, tbcy miNht finis h ' Kingail'11 ' · Shanki~S3 $fiU~CtfiELD sp.11re infielder. Irvin iB ' a good day•lim• )lttN and thinks he can do •in in Wr~g.ley Field because the Cubs play all afternoon bue~l at home. He , too, has been blt~ing well. ·'" Huck thinks Meyer can m:tk(' the pitching atatr eon.d dtrably stronger and Js countin£ on., him aa a fiftll starter along wltb fir~­ ball ace Bob Ruah, Warren hacker, Sam No Hit. ·Jon es and Paul • II;~ , 4f~ . ' Ptince.NOor, whD paid Trai~lng .. fRYER$ by lJ~ery: rode tht'f'e WednesdrtY at Gulfstream The rea.ture race was favorite ~ ' :MlA.MI. Jla. UP-Jockc,y . ~c_ !•• f ' . .i ·,.-;;: _, } l • .. •• i.. ' .. Pav off aU billS then en• f·oy the con· \'tnience of one payrne11t to make . . • one place to'pa~· . . . and a payment that..'t than you now pay, Loans. for e-..·ery worthy purpose bn signature• only, auto or furniture. · ' v·· ..s-_,, ...., _ --~au ··. , · . . - . •. ' . ~ • Large . 49c Ml4 . 29c' .. • Ohio BONEYS Front Street .. . . Market. lnHitlcl Rtt.. Ckoll . ~·With . Hoak. ovt~ there we ty \INITIO PRESS eoutd hllve the best Infield in the :Detroit (A) l!i Philadelphia rnaj&oa. Who hos anr btlttr than II. Hoak at third, Ernie Banki at st. Louis (N) 13 Cinclnnn1i 4 llhort, Clene Bnker at !letond and C'h!lL (N) "B" 4 NashvlUt. (8) 0: Dee Fondy at flnl?" he asked. Mll'fiaukee (N) 7 Chicago (A) 4. "They aay we gave up too much Washington (A) 6 New Torti (A) poWer when we let Jackson go to Brooklyn:. I don't think so. Hoak Boston (A) '7 1C:ens11 Ol.ty (A) will up for that. He has Plttaburcn (N) · 51 Brooklyn BIIJI'tsslveneu, New Vorl(..(N) 6 Baltimore an the bues." Cllvtltnd (A) 8 Chteq:o the Cubs have Frank ' . SPEND LESS HERE Jowl Ba!:on .... . , , ...• ·. ;·, , & lb '$1.00 Picnic: Hams , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb 29c: Sliced Bacon .... ~ . . . . . . .. , . , 4 lb. 98c lacon in piece .. .. .. . .. . .. .. lb 2Sc "Clover farm" ' · Milk Toll Cans .. . . . . . ..... 8 for 95c .M..,gotine . , ...... , ....... 4 lb 89c .BAKERSVGROCERYI Your Clo~er Farm.~ , , Midclle;art, 9h,.;'· · -P'omeroy;.Oh,ic. , ' . c 1'59 ·.1,88't•'' •·clover Farm" Girls NeW"· ,- ' ' ' At.L TYPES OF ALL SI,%ES .._ ALl,. ·.Dressej , '. Boys $uits Sizes " ' 4 to 14 SIMONS MARKET Open Evenings Ti II 7: 30·PM. COMB TO OUR READY RIDJIRS W.-MoinSt. I ' IIAIWND:' UP WAftlt,OII' OA'fl , , .,,. EARLY ..' ., Guallle lsll hr hoi ·SALE • Firth Carpet .. t~.· MeMHter win Jjlltall ~illle FIRTH CARPIC'l' I• ~- ..,... Ill You · - 49 95 Two IPHdY rook\•t, Sollt D'rakt and Oall WWe. are battllft& tor ' lbt ...... ltlild lob t.!ll> alo. It nu.k• tho araA ·"lblo wtll bt lbo number - •••lm ott,.. ""'I IJid lbol't f ftHd lo bo a, wlodlar. I don't ~hlok ~ ••• tho klftd of tonln>l II I . EVERYBODY'S · WILCOMt · ' ·~· rts· ,~,5~1.97 !. '' lutt'o11 Dow11 Collor , Pointed Collar Collot I I,IIIM '1'0\lll' llbDDIIS .• IRING 'YO~ '111111 • IIIINO YOUI' 1$ , Btll'leE 11'Mttlf· · >" ,' I .t'•., --· IIAVIIIIOK *...ti 7 At Hlo tl. Haw . ' ' .10.75 • 9.85 . ,_ ' ,'' . ... • ':.. .~ . For AI Uttle ~ _ 6.95 R;::aa -~ fREE ln1tallatiQ11 . 11 Feet WIP '' 'Throw Rl.tg• '""" -· 1~77 · '1~· -­ · 281 • -. SPRI Ski.- -, -i I "' ~ li. . ' ' ·: . ..... ' .' Runners To -Motch OF 10 · ' I I . ' l/· · ' Lubrication Hanclle T.he BEST There Ia Kond M SOHI.O Don I. M!illtl!l ot!IV¥V.'MJl8bt ' 1m u "" olfl-/iultlonn &ucH · POMEitOY MOTOR CO, •' :.. ' .... i '' I .. ., . 1~ ·.:t' ·•·· ~· 6.15·' llayt' ... ' 1.00· 5.63 u1 uo' ·.1.n.;i.u · l: 4.U a,~ · .sO .• r ',·, ·•'>~~ 'SHell . . ~ i I" s,as -:· . & lilld WEDGIIS Sist$ 4 to 9 : 8,05 - "1:15 .70 t '-· ~bOrdine ' "11 1. 8.95 1' .,, ·. Long Sleeve Sliort Sleeve Linen, Rayon Grey Blue & Others ·' ·." I ,. ' j• .•. 1f, ,)'jf"~ ... ·· '" l I · ,·.· let ·s ··3:7'7 . .. ' N._.tStyle, All Sises ExtroSins· �I Page Six ' WANT ADS a ee~tu " wun1. • • • uiiAI. ,.OTtu dperiaL4'>u moutl tor • eenta ............ hll raw or l ceau per word wUl bt tb&rled fw adYertilillJ 11 AOl palO iW' Dtd:ore tU t6th of eaeb. IDODtb loUDwiaa buerUoa. · against them !D. the Cowt of Com· lr!On Pleas being in ·Meig.s Coynty, Ohio, the same Cause No. · . 12,399 Wron !A ~-shouid be .-c--... ~ oun Y COIIIDI in sa1d c ourt, tc•.quiet the ti,tle to repcrted ar.:ema•~· Tbe Dal1J .av.~Rr'PolOffiee. Cow1 HOUle certain real estale set foJI;b in tbt= ..ntlnolwW .... be raponalble merO>y, Ohio petitiOn •od plaintiff• allege tllat tor more tlwl one lltcorrect &. I they arc the owners ln. fee ,qxwle and m actual po&5USIOD af the Set of 4 CORDUROY TIRES u low following real eatate: ...... 1"1um.K.' .m6 t.pt'C.Ial nu- · ... f1.2D per week. Old Inn Ser· Situated in the Village of licea o. lveBtl prtated. at reatA- j rice Statton, Phone 1-Y. 3-17·l2tc Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, W' elallilaoa r•V"'I. Vbllucan~ _. and described as foJlows: Lot jJIIlbliabeclat.&. eeQl per wura. CiA Nylon, Fibft Glase Awn· No. 8 in Smith's Sub·divisioil W'&e4\ Adl No.."ti"M DJ mall ur lJJts; Venetian Blilads, all 1lzea, 1 of Lots 8 and 9 on the easterly .ftl_eplloDt 11ftll _c and:W at.o.aeolon; ~ Bamboo Drap- 1 side of Plum Street in said II, Sbades, Sta.rk Br(ll. Nu!'ler)' . Village. dua. ---'---~ and Orebll'd Co., Fr:u.K Trt!e.!l, ~ Plaintifrs further allege that 1 , 1 \lotuses Shrubbery, Rote&, Berry PlaDti. · they acquired title to said. real Free estimatea .. Dale Wipple e.stalc by reason of dee4s ln' Ute EASTER GIFTS ~e available at Svp~)', 2~0 UotOO Ave:, Pomeo- e.state 5 of Katharine Wehe and your G01pel GUt Sbop, Secwd ! I'Of, Ohio. · 8-1~ Emilie Wehe, -both docel8ed, St., J4Jddleport. Special Aproa I made by virtue of certain real es-Slle, Weda.esday. 3-2J·3lc ; , tate proceedings ha4 tn tb& ProANY For reat-FURNISHED APART- bate ~ourt of Meigs County, Ohio; WILL BE ,A:CCEP'fED ONTJL MEifr, 3 !'O<I'ma and bath, pri- that lD such. prn«edinga a deFURTHER NOTICE. - ANNOUN· vate, NQrtli Second St., Middle- fend1nt . wu named as Mrs. Fred CEMElit wn.L BE liADE The . pon: Call ~ tfO.M or 24l Y. Ze,pp . and that a waiver of .sum• Uttle Hoqse Bake Shop, 341 S. ~te · moos nd consent to sale was fil· ed in aaJd proceedings by a p•r2nd Ave., Middleport. Ohio,, 3 28-etp SevVal choice apartmenta in 1Mid• .son by the name of Elsie Zepp; • - dJe,or:t; two irl New !Iaven. that plaintiffs allege that. Mrs. Trailer space. Inquire 6H Broad Fred Zepp and Elsie Zepp are .E'I OUB Et.t;CTROI'UC llJ:Ctllr TAi.Y !'AKE YOUR WANT way, .Mlddle&Mn"t J..21·tf one and the' same person but that ADS AT' YOUI CONVE.."UBNQ _..... · . _.... aaid proceeding.s taken in the Pro· IN THE EVBNINGS. CALL art · I F!ve ·1'001!1 mod~M"Q APART- bate Court do not indicate sueb - - -· --. : lttNT8. With lauudey Rd. Pr· .and by reason thereof the same INCOME TAX SDYJC& caR 1 • ••e. A. · N. BqeL ' 1-24-tf constitutes a cloud on plaiDUUs' 2.a.tf l'of nuti-tbifba1QII IAdden.' title to said real e.;tate. Plaintiffs Mtddlepori 0270. ,8 Bt !:)erviC~ Scaffold lkardJ, Drop Clolba. lurthe. allege that a delendint In _ _ _.. CU~toa i'iuer JOdcllejtort. j each •Jf said real estate -proceed1 H. ·IAWLING SONS CO. • H PboDe 8286-X. ' • ll·l..U ings was named Henry Emnett; bour Wrecker sentee. Da:r that a waiver of summons was Pbant 822'1. Nlebt Phone ~ l'or ~ w&Upaper signed in said proceedings bearX. DODGJ!i.PLYI40VTH DEA;L- ~er. Clinton .,._., Mid- ing the name Henry Emnett. and ·ERS. 3-1-tl dleport. f'h. ll~t.tf undl'rneatt! said name a pert'{n by · Wanted-couple or slnale peraon the name of Katherine Emnett Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, to •hare 8 home. AU modera con. Kramer, guardian. That said pro· balanc:inl and brake servJce.l venleb<:es Clllll 302·.M 3-Z8-8tc ceedings do not di!fClo~;e whether Hack-ett's Safety Service, West · the signat ure made on aaid waiyer Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 - - . . . was that of Henry Emnett or Phone 287. 06-tf whether said •ignature wa&.made ~ by said guardian and, it made by ~~~ 1\utO ~lft. Two wbeeJ TRAILERS, 4:• x. 1', aJI Sllid guardian, said proceeding! ,....:____-:::--:---:------= t 3teel frames. Wrll s:el) or tr.sde do not disclose whether said l9!t3 FORD Club Coupe, exceHent for anything o£ value. Marljlhall guardhm llad proper ond lel{al au· ·Miller, Jr., Bradbury, OhJo. , thority to sign the .same but condition, radio nnd heater $11911. Jintm1 Parsons. Inc., 3·28-6tp plaintiffs aver and aUel{e that the •Middleport. 328-Stc . signature or said Henry Emnctt -19ft - Z ciiEVROLET.-Powerc-U~c. Help Wontec:t' in .said proceedings was 'PfOpQI"]y ra(lio and heater, low mUeaJe, • .-_ $79!S. Jimmy Panons, Inc. ,Mid· WANTED-Girl for general ottlu dl(!port. 3-28-6tc work. Must be able to type ar&d J take shGrthand. PhOne 314 fOr ap. 1"1 BUICK Forrll)l', radio and · ttotntment tor Interview. heater, tu-tone palot, good . J.h.atc tires, $79:5. Jimmy Panons, Inc. :::M=A:;N:;c,W::A -:-NT=ED=-.-:~:c,o-r-:::Ra-wlelllh· 3 2 Middleport. Wtc bu&tness in Middleport. No ex1949 DODGE Fordor, radio and perlence needed to start sales healer. light hllle flaltb, $4&5. easy to make and profit, good. Jimmy Pan;ons, Inc ., MiddleStart jmmediately. Write Rawport. ' 3-28-etc lelib's, Dept. OIJC840.190, Freeport, Ul. 349-ltp 1932 CADILLAC DeVIlle bard·top • . :-~ coupe, Ught blue with white ,2.00_1IOURLY pGIIsibte dolni light top, $1890. Blaettnar's, Fumework at home. No experience ne3-28-6tc cet1111ry. Write SAN CO Mfg. .· roy, Obio. BUICK V8 Su.per convertible 7139 Beverly Blvd., Los AnJelcs 1-;:;,. ~ 36, Calif. 3-29·2tp coupe, immaculat,, $lOIS. Blaet- .....,. Pl&intiffs further anr that .said Henry Emoett u DGw deceased and that' the .name.$ and addresses of his heirs, devilees, . legatees, adminislrat1Jn and assi&ll8 are unknGwn to tbe pllintifl ,excepting that the defeadant, Kathryn Butt., ••• oister of HOIIl'y Emnet! and tbat ibe defendant. Elsie Office of .said Board. Pome.roy. home of her son Norman. 1 Ohio, up untU 12:00 O'Cioe.k Noon 1 April .16, 19156, for furni.t.ltina the Quote pr.iets on · both regular foi!OWJDII . . ille and premium ·&raclea. Transport dehvery of Gasol ' Board of Commiutonen reserve regular and premium endes to the rieht to reject aoy or aU Bids. the. County G~a&e, Rock SJ)l'inp, Sec. 23Ci2. Oh... at the duectlou of the County ~ngineer, duriDI the 9f:l dlay Board of Coamty Commlsalonen 1~=·~~~==~~~:;::=~(=!)-=~·~2l~;~(~f)4~,~l~t,~ttc~~=l . - . -- . - April 6, Bii Delft Blmltz, Clerk. • • · =::;;;=. Tlu.~r,d~v. Mcm;hZ9, 1~56 ·' j 1 1 I ( I 'It = 4 S ACRES OF LEVEL GROUND ~-·•itkmon Of N~ M~~,;:,~ . , 7 ._..,. ....,_ c.mt~l.. ... Nth wftff ,.,... "~'"'" h!IIMft . . lneh In ld..._, LthtfJM Shlrif . .,' diMp well wt.tft ,.. fMI.'Jl el.ctrlc .,.,.r . ....,_., wtd.., flrtlpl~ ,...... ......,. MI. . . l~iatlqn ""::i :'.f.~-.::.. ~:,';'t...~:.~bv~.': ~ ., Contact JOHN HANDL!P(.Rd. ·2 POIIMIOJ Phone Pomerey NO.X !'':::=~~=====~:::~~:::::::::::~~ ·~ HotPital annoqnctne "~rlet Fever", :H19. ~~ Sau Mn. Dey' B'Y&e¥, "When \r~ 8 • • tq:~ the Untt to It day• mar eount", Mr4,,Ge/lrle Mow. ·tQ,a JluA iiP part in the prop~. ery "VJcatiGnill,l". l(rl:. Alien C ·t lt · JVU ·decld~ to 'iovU.e Nri. JliU; "Tile tong '~"- of~". Mn. .-c. J,. Ala.t~. ~fpartment. P!"Nld· 1J £ 1 ~ney; and "_!Ua!etRnl.ite heart ~.lit'~ of A.tlitM, :.nd Y;n. W. J. ilbease a'nd.dl4bet.W.. by lira. 'lhor. Blown, cl1ltt\ei president of Galli- o.ton wbCI al&o dlttr1Wt4td ,.paEJlphP:Oijf An;!! 1llo t}le near'ly uni'" !O lett on tuberoulo&il. ••U!Di\1 I~ next meetinc. It WJII A d~Dert coune JCtVrd by vl'fe.l to ~nil ,... annu•l Easter •he h......... Mrs. AJbpt Y'oopjl, to !lent,a hp)M, . '""· Dwieht Porktr, II!I'J. · ~ ~le t1ke~ ,from the nat · ''"rri•. Mra Lvdia WapdJIN. IDd tonal o~• oo Mu..U wu read b~· J4rs_ Denver ~ Jill the tlosP tbf president. 'l'he two hymllfl or • f the meeting, 'J1le Jtptjr 'hem(' Jh,e , rpoqt~. ltO~Y.. Holy, JJo-ly an~ •.vas carried out 4:J tll-1 ~e dtcur· ~fJ:~ • fou.ndation wt'r ... IIU_"f anons. . I ·--- GOOD LUCK. Marvari.. Cloftr.Siampa for yow newspapttboyl Stock up now! Help him oam a prinl (4)-4, 12, 19, 26; .., ""• ' '. -.x. I LARGE MIXED GRAD1E "A'' FRESH .,, ,·: t rn IF You hove something To Sell, Trode or An· nounc,, Let A Doily Sentinel Disploy Ad or Wont Ad be Your Reprenntatlve. -They Get Results- ~~;;;;~;;;;~;~ tatr's, Pomeroy, $4,0 WEEKLY COMM. Sew. - - · -Ohio. 3 28-6tc EARN ina Babywear! No Houee Se-IJina:t JJD5 BUICK VB Suptr Riviera Coupe, power' 1t~rln1 and brak,., like n•w. '279ft. Blaettnar's, Po~~teroy, 9bio. 3-28-tltc Ruah atamped addressed anvel~ opel Bab)'Wcar, Wanaw, 3.2Ntp I~dlana. - - -- - Boy or elrl wanted for newspaper 1104 PONTIAC ~tor Chief coo· route In Kom 1\uo Area. Convcrtlble coupe, ll&ht blue finish, tact The Jlolly Scotlnel. !1-:IUtp one owner, $1796. Blacttnor's, ....., Pomeroy, Ohio. 3-2&-t!tt - - - - - .... ~ · - 19~2 BUICK 1\oadmaoter eoovor· ~8) Empl_oyrr~_e_n_t-:tible coupe, :~mwrt two-toae arcy with black top, $993. Blaet· _tn11r'1 romeroy,_?hlo. 1-28-Gte q 1932 BUICK Sp«ial 2-door ~c d a , ~:~parkling two-tooc ~;rcen, shOWI good care. $871. Blacttuor's, Pomeroy, Ohio. :ue.&te 1948 JEEPSTEn- ST.'.TION WI\· GON overdrive, bei&Jt'r, cood Hres' cood engine. rrlviolle Owa· er. Wm ucrmcc fol" quick sllle. Pboae 0396 after ~:00 o'clock. -(9 J Far Sole UIHip :~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Middle·aJ(Id laq wants work. Ex.., perteaeed In practical nurslaa: at~d bou 11 ekeepJna:. DepeQ.dable. 1 Write Box 86f.N, % Tlie Daily 5eoHoef, Pomeroy. JZ•dtp wANTi:D-cAIIPWTEII WO~. SblnaJea, doon and otbtt,. : pair•. Vlr&ll Teaford, SJra<UIO. I _!·22~~p...:__... ~ 120' 8 ' . \:,..., I I , usi~~'Y Q~ JOHN · HANl.IU.'Y~ Aueqon~r. Phooe IHo-X. 3·*\1 -··- - 1'\.lotTIIIING Virgil Woll<er Rod ... 01110. Pbolle Le""" 3·2-3ote Folio Country Club Van. Cht>C. Straw ICE CREAM ......... 1,2 gol 69c Vac Pac~. Too Value Buys Save 5c KROGER COFFEE ....... lb. 92c ' JNSURANCE ' WANNA FIGHT V ac Pack g<>ldcn EITHER 55c . .. ... ...• . Kroger Corn 2-12 oz cons 31 c Serve with ham • Southern Yoms l-21,.2 cons 45c . • ·;you~ c AG~NCY ACCIDINT •· -5W~RISE '(!~ lb ' · Whole Hom . lb. 49c Butt Holt . . 1ft, 53c Lifo, Cauotty '"' I - Real Estate Broker tender1 laoty smbke sweet ham from ,Kroger ll~Easter. Southern ·~ 6'14 lb. size · lo MIDDLIPORT, OHIO PHONII TRUI>T. YOU, ~ ti~---~-2 No. 2 Cans All '>·. ·. ____ < •• 1 'CANNID HAMS ·••....• loch ·$5.49 ' KlnJan' s Reliable 5 lb size ~CANNED MEMORABLE SERVICE A dlatlncH'ftl llll1nlty In range ef 11rlc• tlt1t fMtts f1m111 ........ WHEEl. CHAIRS HOSPITAl;. .BEJIS ' ' .. . '., TU . ' ' ' P.ICNIC::S . . ' . . Eoch $2.59 ' ....... ' . 'lb. 67c · Fresh. ~sed • \ .. 1111. WE BUY ft'IIII0'1'IllU I NAIIIa ' i rht-~rch j· PARIS UP-Georges Cal'JJf!llti~· the former world Ilgbtheavy weight champion, secre-tly ma· ried a 'pretty, ex~modt'J ~!Jt roon• · it was revealed today. Tbe bri" I is 29 year old Brigitte Muliilr wh 1 is 33 years younger rh•n Carp~T Doz. Avondale lor Easter Fruit Cocktail .. No. 21,2 con 35c ' -·- PON'T - , Pin. Aul-o, Httlth 61 . .M I ing. TOMATO JUICE Z 46 o:uons 55c , -~. ~et onlv top quality e~l!S in Kroe:cr cartons. Dated a:nd rushed to vou fresh. And they're value priced lor Easter buv· Kroger appetizer Sliced Pineapple . . RODNEY DOWNING a.. I A!.i.. WHI!E EGGS .. ·r . ·11••• ,~•»#\ ! Kro~er Amencan, Pimento , . """' -~ ·• SLICED CHEESE ... 8 oz pkg 17c You Kroger AUTO SA' •a met. Tue~day at the· 1 Cronbtrry Souce 2 No. 300 ens 39c METROPOLITAN '::ia~<J Ber~n·s md vot~>l:l to contribute to ihis ;laf~l!l.f· - ¥rt:- iobJUton ~avf' 9 ·n ojt't't. Mn. Clarence- Cline. :1Jl'E~­ I~,f!~ .ot. ~er retent trip on •iden•. w qs in ebi.TI(e of the ~eel· lJ t~ -S:Ppw ap~ 'J'hPAter tn~r ·.,g· dtiCh open·P.d wltb a 4evo ;te N~nr .Yilf~ an.d Pbilad.elpbta 'i"n'll !lel'Vl('e ltd by Mn. 0 . E . ~d~,~Wtd ~· E. 'Blakeslet- 'f<"Kinley. Her topie' was ''IIJl'Pi· .file:. Co)lg;b· AJriaultur~ -AI!'ent. ness': aild . !l'h~ WM ._..ilted by ·w~ .titPic wu ':ln$ecliddea." Mn. Robert Binnlne-Jilm. ¥!'.!1 · · ll'oiir:~t 'a. ~~JnJ>er of exhi~ils Cl~ne, Mrs. Goorllfe Hudson. ,tfrs and gave 1[41 ' UJlere~timt: and m· c. u. Jonts and Mrs. Ned Oard·.fMJ~Utltf!t .W.lk OJI t~is JUbjeet. ner. ; •_191} '*f :~~ letr }he meet· Classes of the d11ll"Cb a-rt to bP. .i ng were lmeehcldei. uked" to ·1upport. the .Iio)'al Ber· . Mn .• JCJbns~n and . M1;11. Paul eaJ)s Cltu wben ·~bQ- Hrve thll · '.;,' • ~· 1\f$' \\9 ·4P~ :l)f $~e new eantt"tn at the PloodmobUc un it · '· jrOject ot &ll'I.D.ng potied P\ants 1 in Meigs Copnty ~ -Apfil 22. !'he ·'tOJE r-t'·.. ~H~lJ~- Re&faurapt 1hia class voted to P.Urefi&se lilift!l t" · · ......,... !He 4llbliduly for the I decorate the .eb~h altar on ._.,~ .ButiaDd Garden _club SphM fll)w EaJter Sunday. ·~, ~br~ ~r~P.Pd!ed b\c'· M_:~- : A de!Serl eourse wog served f" 1tUYto::~ ~- Bell l'i'J, '1.'\l& tn'! re....,, ' lwenty·five m~ben and on ·· .eMlilp~ qf the flower !lh.ow. ! R~ed, Chl'rl Ma."'r, b.v f4r s. Me .; w . Altn '141 Jivea t!J ~rs. Billq.- 1·Kinley, Mrs. Hudwn, Mrs. Jon e• lee_1fli9 J~OJP..panled her bus~ and Mrs. J\rnold Dodson · bad. ·Two n~w m~mb~r!l Mrs. . . . 't. .¢.'Jla\1.J:i ·t._awl§l Bradburv and . 'iP ah4 ~ : ·Vei'Jlon -w..ber. RutlaYJd PJ\RIS UP..,.Fq~er welte:· I jere ~~~orne~. The lmstW~es w~ight champion f\ld G~yila ~ . .,. Jerv.ed. ~ ,4alp~ ·(jpurse wit'h :,.f!!s w11l battle G!8~1nal ·BaJiann (l ., . } e ~ lohutolf. pi!Qidih!l at the $liver France tGnil:}.t 1n a 10 round bout at th'e:Pa1ais de Sports. I . ll!l'Yiee. ' · .. Ballarln wins he is expeeted to b ~ ~ .,....... -:---matched against Gene Fullmer ir a _bout at Chicago AprU 18. ••.. Eaell &De 2 loav.es Z9e 'un~ when the Loyal t. ' ' : ~ . ' -. . ' GnYourDiol .in GoiUpc~lis _ . 2. ataa in 11. aw~w (>I 1~.) 4. Tellurlun, .. 1"1'!' ~ 910 t<r- r:.i. .,..... If. KnociLI ll.·.or,Je- ~ n• ...... ....,.. over- '=at .=) . :.,;Jt.;::u. 13.- J7.~1eUer !ltlob I Kroger Grade A Large u. Phual ot "pea" 10. Foot lo!'ver U . . . lll'lllk ·tlrf. . ; , . Pile:. llk! Ocean Spray Good Cleon Used Cars AU Make1 llld Modell ·' ~. Mut 18. OI'IJ'Dn dtJ Jo~DSto~. ..,.,;doni . Q!lil1>umlf011 <tt>!lan ..., •4-ed Tnoolda< .o(tb·e dt\JtlAn~ Qard~ ct-..~. 11'• \0 lht! ('h~eh o( . Christ Of1an 1 20. 23. Sun (Od , . for Euler 1 .,.ij cR0 ssw 0Be~RD pot~;~tof 1ant:l 3. Rbrer U. I - ACB08ll 1. NllP'OW' ~~r 16 For Sale or Trade - - DA I Ly _, fl,llt/Glt_cl Garden Christ Chiu:ch 13 Lone. Club HQs Meet fll!flliiJ~• .aJttJS .AJW&,Y~ · "At Biddle Home: ·· 'MCJh.Do•ation' :: ·~:... e a. - so earryjnr out the theme were 1 Thomu ).f..(;;'ma:, raade by Mu. Jack Robson and Werry, ~ ... ~~~:::: M'rt. Den'f'er Thoma . I Mr.s. Gll6fle_ Attending were Mn. Ja ck Rob. vid Ohline,er, Mrt -·'~'"' son. Mri Denver Thf•ma Mn. Wtl. [ Mrs. Robert Arnold, Uam Sheridan, Mr:t. Henry Werry, Smith, Mn. Hireld ~IIJ!t:.,IJI!I Mn. Gerald Grueser, Mrs Emmer- , C!buln ~pr and son Well, Mn . Joteph Struble, Mrs_ Smith. ' --- - -- ·- I ' I Bo""" 4hle4 , w,b~n tJley met Monday at "l~;b9fne.Or Ail'l 11Ray tliddJe ~lth -Mn.,"~' iJ~le as tbe asliist- Auto ·j]PJ w"' t"' 11!f! MA-NNING 0 . WEBSTER fPr Plaintiffs. The seve.n tb •nniversa.ry of tb.e Admttted W[14n~ Fru· ndly Nel..:hbou t'hl b wa• cele-! dlt Bart~o, ftaelae; br~l f'Ji Tuesday e11enmg wlth a Syracus,e, Mrl. .o.lll• dlnner at t~ M.rtin ReJtifurant , Pomeroy. the 1f.tJAna1 kosRJta) Day which er; ..Piin", • - .. prom;.. .. ....,.,..., "'"'"""·" WJ. CH'ANCEI Only I WHit loft to - • hA . Iinr;. Jevent . nntVf3f$(1ty I M!tOS o•NUA!, C' 1~, t~ ~erle:lft Leilop AlixJU- by ltn. Tbontoni uql~ rar von: were f:utfr ne~ts wUh a bun- !On, Pomer~:rP"/ ' ~pttal-- repretentl~l'f of the the 1lck". Mr:t. I,P lJJ14tzling; ny 10d <:andy egp Plaec c.ards al I · ""'' -·- ru ,.,. GOOD We!> Marll"riml Clooer.S.tuttpt for ~to fideDt, ~de.t' and 1 CODttnU~· fcrntl~ PI'Oir~ p~ of Tile ~r theme W&i carried out . DlfCharud : E'f'l ~, atio_p Wfl ~from J.ltber JQep- the ·tollowlnl artlclet "'))oJijUoo" in 1be tabJe decoratJons .11nd fa.. eme; Mrs. Marvta •lldl_uJH :: TUJt.Nb. Clqb6#ebram -I ul "' o,.,., "· . Frie{ldb . Neigh~ PIIM wert made for b)" the,(r>Oup. It wu back Of D\OI!I)IetJ at tbe nelt .... t.l the "Jia<k to God" iiiJOV.,...n( •nd !q Wbe~ tbe Lodi.. AIUIIIary of .. o,ltend cb'lfdl ip ~ b04y, Sun Drew Weblter POst, Amertcan l_.e. day April 8, .at tbe Jeden1 ed m.t ~~ eovenlna it the eburch, . l;lo,me. • atn. 1 M. Tbc)rD;ton, ~Urai ~Y 'lfiaQje Sue Elatlateip pre- ~ce t')Wrman U~ a.n 1D- ~ on st... lt. 141. For •ulclr HI• wlfl II)Ciudt ~ ltftteMI, Clothlt (llKtr~,. d,...; curtaiN Mel IIUncf.. . - -- 21 • •• '. iJIIII ' •• L - I For ltetler .,...... tOll the complete and fee si)nple title in and to said real estate: that plaiotifb' title •• said real ..tate be quieted against the defen'dants and eaCb of them; lh&t the cloud on plaintifCa' title arllin& by ~· son of said Probate Court PJ'(l· <!eedinss be removed aDd that tbe defendants, and eaeh of them_ be found to hiiVe no right, I!Ue or IDterest of any kind and deacription In and to said real e.state and t:bat they be enjoined from asserting any claim of title thereto and for: other rel}ef. Said defendants are reqlllred to answtr sr.ld petition ~· tbe- 24$\h d•Y. 01' Mar. 1956 01" ju~mtnt ~nt be t~en agBinst them. . . 'BENJA.MIN F and SADIE ri1RNER P·l I ti(h 1 n · r41 for Rent KIND ' " 1 ZepJ!, is a niece of Henry Emnett. penod 6 commeneinC, The prayer of said petition il that plaintUfs be found to have See Sv.perlntendeat BM41a1 1151 M 1pdolel C Apr.ltt t II- I ---- NOiioRE oRDERs or. pl'OCtedlD&J do lr.ot cUaelOH the , · b ' Willi 'INal. umo and, b7 reason lb.....,f tbe l Seole<t !Ida will be recolved Y Vn. .,. •Moot of ·llinenume conatitutes. 1 cloud on l)'Iaia· the Board c.f Counly CODlmiUiOI· vllle wllo waa ~pJtaliled aev· Uff::;:' title to said tPil estate 1 ers .. Mei11 ~OUbty, Ohio, at tbe cell dAys ia convalmine at the FOR SALE MCUUvt lDMI1.IoAa. • ·The· DOily ·Sentinel,' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ___ ::::::::::----;:==·~-~·::n;:.'l:l:: ·:a:y: ; M: " ;a:rc:·,;:~:?:z·.':l956i · uu1 le1o~~y mo4e ·but tllot aid LIGAI. NOTICI · , -lNG ITAJt FO• • ·l LI Kathryn Butta, wllo 7'125 LiDdber(b Drtvt, SiJ: mOQtha old live RABBrt"S l'O.R 17, Missouri; Dale Zen, B!aSTEJt., Ct'J 32tl J. 3-28oltp aide 5 at 5831 Cleroe01, it. Missu un ; Mn. Fred Zepp, wbo re-sides lit DBSl Clemens, St. Louia, .Mis:;oun; and the~ unk.uown ·hetr1, devlsees, legatees, admla.istratota To lfl&h.est Sealed BW aDd a.ssigos of Henty Emnett, d.t-ceased , will take not,ice &bat oo 5 ba.Udia .... _ 1 SUo &e h r the 21st day of Mateb, 19M the IOid oeperately plainllff•. Benjamin r ; Turner aDd CHILDBEN'S HOME P~ 58dLe Ttlrner f-iled tbelr petition oorttoa. IIIIDimum ellatao IIIIo.' Cllltl per wont for tbfelo . . • rkJ: · 19) · For Sc;;e _,;__,;,.,:,.:....::~.:.:. .lantf!ecl A4l l....,.. - .&.v- ... Ill. Ill• 1WM ..,wlll _be _publt"'-d otl. aatea~ __ -- . . ' 1 . ~ta 1 Glrh diM. 12. ~ S. :.:dla.JneWI ~~~-=--- U . Blberia.D rtnr - . .....· - - .l!II.J~- • a.~ non 24. Cl.tbeqtal P!7-~ · ~ 25 . Abuil.o~ 28 - ~ew»h m""lh 29. SoUndt'd, as a rooe:e 30. Enll.rgu 33 Public fl4lLM;e . Gold (Her) 3J: Thrice .J,_ (m.us:) 36. F'u.&a 38. Baby'a •• ~~J.'f moldin• 41. 111>Qih 42. Hf!brew 1neaaura· 43_Female sl':C!ep U . Honey- gatherint "'"""' DOWN 1 . Obsequious DAILY CRYP%0QUO'l'E - ll'ere'o bow to worlt; llJ A.XYDLBAAXK Ia LONC .. J:LioOW tot:: anather .. In W. "!'lq'pje.~ .... . . for lhe three L's, ]J:~ jlbe ...t)lro 0'1, etc. S~ ~ ~ to-<:~phie&, tr:.- Jengt-h and tonna.Uoa. ef the wori:ll art 18 111aa Each day the code letten are d-.:-t. One letter simply Han~ AJBIE ' UZU~, ... QB - ...... WU ~- BIPZ XBQO QO·II~ NIA S XSPP DPUATU XIQO WSIU-HiiiiLJII. .._ . , c.yp..q-:,,,4IREBT or STARt, ~ THE TRAIN OF NI\'IIT--:~J,"roN. Diltrlb\rtet' .., Kbla' ....._ .,.,..... Ill �1 • •• 'aQe Eibht Methodist Men's Association Pre sident Pre~nted 'Going AwaY Gilt On Tuesday I Two memben wete urpr~ed ~eiday eveahtl when the Me-· tbodist Me"n'• Association met Kl the Heath Metbodi,Jt ChuN:h, Ro.bert Hurley, pret>ident, who has been transferred to Cresap, W. va, was presented a atft of lug'e:age with Ralph Raddilfe making the presentation. Mr. Hurley, who was receatly made an Exhorter or Lhe church, ba.s been 11chve in church and civic a£fairs during his residence· in the town. I. E. Miller, veteran teacher of the Men's Bible Cla~s. was given a wallet and a dccMat('d birtbday caSe celebr<~ting h.LS l!!ght)'·filth :=~=========:; I birthday. Mr. Hurley Tires AT Wholesale Prices POWELLS SUNOCO STATION Mlddloport, Ohla presided at the business meeting wh1ch followed a dtvoUonal .serv1ce led by Richard Chambers. Plans were made to have a fivtt man committee to supervise the work oi lhe Goipel Teams of the Association. They will lnt!lude the pastor. Supt. L. W. McComas, Ernest Covert, Ben Philson. Grant Montgomery. C. A. Emmish, Harold Wood- gerd and Charles McElhinny were on the hospitality committee this month and refreshments of ~ake, were aerved to twenty-two members. . pie and coffee Choooe New From OUr Array or DRESSES SIIH 7 t.. 15 and ln • HALF SIZES MOJUD LINGERiE WEATHER-BEE COATS • SKIRTS • BLOUSJS • ACCESSORIES Dickies Dress Shop Middleport, Ohio .--- . . - FOR YOUR EASTER . APPAREL AND GRADUATION Shop At L & Z SHOPS cadieo . , , ..... , .. 120 E. Main St. \lens ....... : • .. . ... 114 Courl St. good selection of spring clotheo lhat wUI fit your oudgel. - ..• -- ·~-' Mrs. Robert Reibel, Leiding Creek, waa ln Athens Tuesday to attend t,he meetlDJ: of the Garden Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore lod Nature Club at tbtt home. of have returned home after a 11 Mrs. Humphrey. Mra. Reibel il reweeks vacation irt OJearwater and lional director of the Ohio Assoo Ft. Lauderda le , Fla. · elation of Garden ClubB. Mr. and !tfn;, Aten Sb1.,ln tre Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hacli!'otlt visiting in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and Ax children arrived today• 'n with the1r tton ln law and daughter lfarrtsbure, Pa., for an Euter vi• Mr. <:~nd Mr~> . Lewia Miller ..and fam. it with her parents, Mr. an~ Mra. Uy . Jerrf .J>onadee, and family. Miss Betty Demoakey was 1he Mr. and Mn. Charles Davebport Sunday d\nner guest of Mr. and and their &OD Jerry, South Third Mrs. Earl Denny Sr.;' and son, A venue, were recent guests of reE.Hrl. latives in Bee!Jley, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ra)"mond HalJ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oblinger, Bu. (Loraine SehoUl of Germantown cyrus, who were eaJled heril by wert> weekend guest! of Mr. and the death of a cousin, Mn. Bucka· Mrs. Cleland Reines and Mr. and lew, have been villting Mr. and Mrs Max Mel.nhart. Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner and fam. Mr and Mrs. Pat Parker and ily. daughter of Columbus were week Mn;. Guy Reynolds will spend end guests of her parents, Mr. and the Ea!Ster weekend with relatives Mrs. Max Meinhart. in Akron and her mother, Mra. Mrs. Thomall McClung and son Minerva Childers Will accompany Jimmt returned to their borne, her home Sunday after a more exJackson Wednesday aCter a "\ilit tended visit with Mrs. Nina Blandwith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and family. Dale Smith. Mrs. Manning K:.)es and son and Mrs Bertha Scott returned to her mother, Mrs. Paul Smart, drove the )!,~me of her mother, Mrs John to Deosion University, Gnmvtlle, F. Baily, Tuesday from Holzer for Jean Smart. a senior at .the Hopsltal and i.s lmprovlng. University wbo will return bere to spend ihe East&' vacation wi.Jll her parents and fa.m,ly . ~ Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson Jr., entf:rtalned Mr. a.td Mrs. Paul Jerke, Belpre, r~eently . the Jerkes were former Middleport residefl:ts. Mrs. Charlel MeNalilee is ill W'ltlt Sir Knights Group To Attend Good Friday Services ••••• "' ••ta•k .r a•. Tommy Baket, 1Wf1 of Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, is recovering after an attack of mea11les. Elaipe and Dlane Davis, daua:hters Dr. and :Mrs. J . .J. DavLJ have been m this week and unable to attend school and Kindergarten. Robert .A&hley, son of Mt. and Mrs. Wilbur Ashley, was to ha~e a tonsillectomy at the St. Mary 11 hospital, today. He is a junior at Marsha-It College. Churl"h The Rev. Roger Bishop is c. E. Sniith, who beea.me seriOUil· pastor of the EUB Church . ly ill this pa.sl weekend, l.s improv• Picture Purchased By Committee Of Scout Troop '245 LOST40 lbs IN 4 MONTHS 165 omo.-··Rennet t weighed \lefor.- tolling Coneen- T OLF.Do. lh~ ! t>~k nn<l 1 h1we lost 40 lb!l. In lh!; n•o n! a h.-;. H111u" 111klns. 1 wa~~ Rf!nnel. .4. . ,!!e~ 620 hklng OakWO(Id Ave.. L&Z SHOPS Tnl<'do. o. "" Mftny lhan k11. I will al · w~y" rc<.:ommend Rennel Concen- !Jato·: · Drcso Better For Less A~k RE.NNEL vou r druilfi~l tor 4 ovncea llquld Concenlnte. \'quc:tl 11 :=~P~om~=er=o=y~=====================«:":" :·•c~,=· :"":·~":'"':EL.====i! Ohio or Jamcl' Nic holson aftd Mina Lcwwere .-; hoppinl!l in Parkersburg, w. Va . on Monday. Mrs Addw Edwards vi!lited Ella Stewart at Wl!st Columbia recently. i~ ne,e r k nm.... " hungry n~oment Thursdoy, March 29, 1956 while - - - - -:w:"':' -·- - The Troop committt!r or Troop 2411, Boy Scouts o( America, pui'- "hased a picture of Jesus and a ,_ Buv Seoul which was drawn by the. Rev. Orla Br•dford. evangelist at the Bllptist Cburch .and h 1 th lins picture will be ung n ' e Scout h·~adquarters . in the Libr11ry building. This picture was -- . MII)DLEPORT SOCIETY s 1r Knights of the Oh10 Valley Commandery, 24. K. T.. an to atlend Good Friday services at 7:30 r . M Man·h 30 at the Federated Church wh~rc th e R(!v. Waldo J . Bartel s ts the pastor. They are to meet at 7 P M. On Eilste1· Sund:1y the Knights ar<' to 1ncct at 6 A. M. prior to atlrnding the Sunrise service at 8 30 at lhc Entrrprise EUB . ' The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middle~rt, Ohio • POMEROY SOCIETY I ' ' I Nowl at ELBERFELD$ STOP "SOFT-·BED" ing slowly at hU borne on oo.ou• Second Avenue. Edgar Allensworth joined lfn. Alleruworth at Stewart Air Foree .Base New York, where she 11peol the put month with daughter, Mn. J~es Hartinaer, and children while Capt. Hartinger was on special duty in the weat. BACKACHE been waiting tor Rev. c. .$2 755' GROUP " . ay UNITID , .... Ohl•: Partly d....., ..... c* er tMay with KaltetN - . ' Single Copy 5c flurrl .. INc-'' nh&i4 lllrtftll INirtl, c'-udy t'ttlithf ............. .........,.,, hloh- - · ...low tonitJht 2J.32. . .. . • . Wide the Door", ehoir; "The Vat . ley of the Shadow." ~om1a Dar&t and eboir; "Tis Morn", choir; "Sing .Ailelulia" choir and Miss Margaret Hoyt; "We Have Seen the Lord", choir; "The Re. surrection and "the Life", Mrs. H. L Dunham; "l Am He That Liv• th", choir; proces•lonat'hymn and bc~edicUon by the pastor.. • Mrs. Richard FreemRn was pleasantly sur-prised with a leyette shower Tuesday evening when the Lincol~ Heights Canssta club met at the home of Mr~~. Robert Dalley. Prizes were awarded to • Mrs. Sillrlcy Guinther, Mn. LawrenCe Morarlty, Mrt~. Freeman, and Mra. Eugeno Conde. A qlad tour.se was ~:~crvtd by the hostess to" those n1med above and Mrs. Doua:lua Sioa:er. Mn. Ray Woodgurd and .a guest, Mn. WIL llam Wallace. The nexl meetlne will be held at lhe home of Mrs. Shirley Gulntb-.: cr, Tuesday even\ng: Aprll 10. . Be)Wo,day ~· " 1 tr.uoeral ~e,t. tor <!!hUJe~~ F. Hoij, 71, s~...,.., . wbo ·died ljli• ' for only 'hllllllollll - 75 $ eU.UANTII lltllllt •r lltl«to un•~ '"Trdt-Mork 19$6 hrt. NMII .... '"" 0 h lnllr .....-t•ll, -•••• ltlc. 1*'/MJ .. "' . . . . ..ut!L c-.. lJIM( rNCI Wlirtnl N•llc4o COMPARI WITH OYH.. tunED M.AnRISSES SELLING UP TO $59.751 Salt Now 011 and contl11111 for lflnlttcl ""'' ~IJI Only Setta daret to offer you thia falllO\UI "Sel1a·Potture'.. Mattrese. built with healthf"ul firmneu ~; ~n Ne?m· meDd, now only at a detp-down price that defiu com~n for quality .a high! , •• But remember, theta dJattk nductioa. are 1 trietly limited and will be withdrawn innne~'-tely •f&er ale. Cheek and compare tl;u! mar.y luxury feattli'N-UIU.IUy found ia hirher·prk:ed natiom!.Jiy.advertiMd tuf~ mattreue~~. Then, fturrrJ IU)' now-Mve now at- . D).OI:nlng ia.-Melgs . liC¥~Jlilll. will be b.Jlld. in t(le S)'racut&·P.J'eyt:hytertao _. Gllure~. ll.. d.,. at a P,· M. Survivors· include .Ilia ~wife. Rase ViFgig_i"i· Wolfe, · Rod M:artha • kelu!oe doah1Hirt1ek bote cleam twice the area. ·oil!!-· brGtb .r any o~r make c~. · • Full ho........- m~or pYel yoa po""!lul IIICiioD. ~ PriN IIJ1.50- · and j 73[r_ s692§., Complete Stock Ripair ,nd Supplies For All Moclefs Hoayer SweeHri On Second Ffaor • Harford Woman Slays Spouse With Shotgun Blast At A mother of five children, Mn. lutb Kathryn .McDaniel lfiller, .i!Jn ,9, wu lodged 10 the Mason Pomt Pleuant to 'U ',. ) l c l the shotg:.ao .1layi1JI ·I lur huoband, LeiWy Mill". 30, - ~ 1 1f Hartford, W. Va., Thurp.day ''ght at ap'74. Cheshire, 011 ·u oximately 8:30 P. M. aeeording Beubea a -tbu'se of .,._ult with a deadb .o r~portJ; of We~t Vul{l.oia State weapon;. waa boqnd to tb'e grar:ad ! ,olice, wben Miller illlegedly jury Tbunday ~CIIt by ~or ~f . licked ia the" door of the twme lo.kiddleport .C. 0 . F.isber. Bond :.atetl near the B. It 0 . railroad at \.as set a\ $1DOO. . Hartford and made f()rtlble entry. The warraftt •'s IWOI'b _ ou~ by According ·to .police, Mrs. Mil two Middleport m~. PhilJip ler s.a 1d that .1be and her husband Bradbury and Dale Keanedy, u had been separated 3nd that he the result of a knifin.r f~aea• was under peace bond to not moMonday afternoon at -tbe Ke~oedy / lest her. Sbe pid that he did how home. B_ratlbulji' W'as slashed ever v1s1t the home on Wednesday acros.s the abdotnP..n .oft k:e.nr{e'!'", ntght aDd a -vlolent ar~ument e"nwaa cut across the -back io- :two sued whieb w.u dim.. ICed . by his places. • · . · . I beating her. · In Pomeroy Mayor ·E, "/'. ·RoP!n· A~erring that she bad "h.ad ~Thursday JPhn ougb {)f it; and that, "she would "Pome:r~, <~'~'-'!::~ be ready for· tl,jm the next time", .. a d~ly, ,; .,"~.wartz " ReUben ,. - . . :ounty jail at tjt G d I.fa)' followitJJ Bo '.l. O ran . Jury.· In Knifi . ng II The slayina: toot pia~ Sw~ I ,u,_.re •( Mrs. l!liller bad lnaded a 12 sh9tg"n ill anticipation of 'hitturn Thursday night. lnforrnantt said tpday that the .... eause or the atgumfnt oa WD aesdq nilbt had been JJfetlplta~ . ed wbfla llilter tame' to bi4 home '.1: in an 1Dtoxieated condition after baviag 1-peat money that · htd been aaved up for the Jtosbitalir:a lion of tbr )'OUDI&t child Lenay aged 8 montlu .an.;t who W'as to haYe entered a bdipital to_day. The infant wei&hJ but four pounds. Other ebildren are VauPn. a.ged 6, Mieb.lel, aged IIi, Sb,«rot~, aged 3 and Jaan, aged 2. On gaiaint entry to the home lliUer was met with a bla.st from the 12 gauge &Qotgu.n whieb pent.· trated his Jower ript abdDmea. •as rll5bed tl) Mason 'CitJ by · Fogleaon~ f'tlnenl Home abvlaJXe, but died as he was beiDC removed from the a.m. bulance. He Clinic Mason County Cr.oroncr Dr. Edna Gettlese, pt, Pleaunt, W. Va., utd that Miller died "of massive iDter. Qal injury cau.ed by the gun&bot wound." ELBERfE.LDS. .D I SC0 V ERYr. Birlcher Reported ~!. _r!..";~·f.': ' . ' • For ReauJts? WIR'IHMORI Ctmpltte Clllck Starte~ Try . · -~, f.M"Uy hi1 ·~tf ~-:.. •• motf_lmpotf;..t ftc ..~of .,........... ""' ~ u,,c:111 "'!~it •!'oil•"· Tt..y k"ow they"'~~ Looking God end tfteyiMN ...... Olh~, M.tft.,, lathe•. ••• ••~ deup~ t....:..CJ•ht•IHI'fttti·~'I!Of~P •l'!d , •.,., ltft If• ·~·, lt..t of:.... .,1-e tn4f'OII . Mon'e pte .. of edv......... l.,. . · \ ~ C:hri"*' ~.;.. .... '"' ••,... u... .' l• uflealally well 'Buited for -tarttrwreplr.cement.ehickli'. It it hla:h ln quallty P!'Oteh\11 •nd eonta!.M the vitamin• and other faetor':J kll9Wll tO be needed for OO!lY chick p;wth 011<1 hoelth. Creative deslga 'ai!d o!yllng-Fiexoteelo exclusb-. lifetime eansimelion Is your IIIIIOU:IIlCe lhlllll wlll malnllln J" · ~~ea'llly, style, and comfort for yetrs ~---., atrd yean-Beeause or lltl• eollllrucllon II aeiUIUy ~ ~:--~ 1 Yeu'll RVII mObty with thildepo.dabl• ration. Available .. 1o ~· pollett and crutnblll . ••• Wltlt mtdlcit.ioll q•lDat ...,cld!oolo. you Iewin the long run. lurulture made than Fl~xslecl. 329.95 •u•N•'u•a ..I<NI ooi •"• iNith ' .EY.angel - .. - ,....,1" ·tng. !l.iy I.OW !My ,;,;;,1; ~\ •,. •·..-.• Oo IwiN fi"dfhi. ··""'ly ......... ill *"'""·lhefl~ 1M rich . . ~........ I~· 'af Chridi•tt ,worihijt. 1'ltty ..vt 11101111 to de~ .,. ~ .-ch · ;, '"' opl.!toel m...,lh olid·,.;..th ...t 1M weno ftkw.U, of ·. • Here~lllft eeonomlcal reed that '· " ·eatherr Reso·ur,es-.:Develo Daniel ThomP80D, Lisle Diles; '"Forth We Go", ... .men's , chorua:: James Lochary, Atbena, as guest .soloist; "Shine Down, 0 stars", women's ~horus: "FJing ~ ' ' IVe V' ~ . ' ~ Bearh11 Mildred Hawle;v was tfe hostess Tuesday when the Samantha Brad ford Missionary Soci"ety of tbe Church of Chriat met, at her home on North FouJ1h Avenue. Mrs. William Bradford, president, was In char~ of the 11)eetlna and the opening devotional service w~11 led by Miss Hawley whose top1~; was "The Older Cha!\~eth" kom the publtcatlon ·~The World Ca~l." Nina Russell, program chair' man ·was asslBted by Mrs . Webb • ·~~~~.tre.~~ ·=~---";""---"7'~-:-~----::-1 Vol. VII ''Tbe Hall: Mrs. Will Reynolds, Mlsi!i Frances Roush, Mrs. Edward Fre.nc:h in presenting tbe study topic "'I"'''e Challenre of Chanae.'' A salad course wai nn•ed • by Miss Hawley to the members and the evangelistic meetingevening by ,Mandisplayed Wednel:ida)' at Mrs. Shelby Kins, ono ning Baumgardner and James llood. Scout Hood won Another pic· ture of J esus in Get hsemane when he invited the Scout Troop to allencl the service In a ·body and had the largest number of personally. Invited people at lhe ------- ' . Seven Lalit Warda" quai1et:· Mn. Beulah • White, Mrs. Francie Samantha Bradford Missionary Society Has Meeting Tues. . • af :y I "Reeeive aoloiat; ' • Thi 1 Wounded Form", choir witb Mrs. c. :E. HO)'\, • 'Save' Now! E. Hoyt, the ean~t.a wili open u · f9llowa: Layette Shower Given· Tuesday For Mrs. Freeman · · GLENDALE ....,," '. Mrs. Dorothy Peoples Savely is directing the Senior Choir of tbe First Baptillt Chfrth in the ~an­ tata "He That Lfvetb" which will be given -at 7:30 P . M. E.1;4ttr Sunday eveninl with Mrs. Ceell BradbUI')' 11 organll!t. After the prehide, proeeplonal hynp~ and invocation by tbe··• • - - - - -- EW~ • . . Easter Cantata . ' To Be-Presented At Baptist Church ser1(iee. for:. ......... ' r--~~:---------~--------------, wl-\a+ y<5Uh'q,f'e ,</1• I ·. • Warning Issued On F'rre ·Permit � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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