http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9f8981a6af08bf4c7f4760a8f237658c.pdf 2def22ba8ce3c84aaaed8ab301f2bc9b PDF Text Text . J NOW YOU J;NOW { ....... ...,..... ,.mme, MID yeur Stiffler lteN ·y~ Outfitter" for . all flmll, clothlne. W sh..... ovwy Item you lillY' MOd lor , l11tor: ono~·,.,.~ 1Ni "'""~ In your Stlffl•r Stere •• ,fu.,)fnt IN Mwer , , ..tNHOM •n .,......, • • •nd u usual, prlcM •lr• alway~ lewer, .' ) IIi .... .. Idle .... W- ""' I wllll nw llul.........- ..., - " ~ ' PARADE LEADING FASHIONS FOR-'· • • _ .. ·a • • a1~ • .. ' I y • • ....., LADIES.' ·' HJ.PASHI~E~ EASTER . D·RESSES . -'_1. ' Curvilli lines, little wall!, rlppllntl pleat., pouHed skirts, pretty colors .. atylea for the strictly fe~lnine female , • you wHI find them all in a Stiffler Dress • , at a budget pleasing price. BUDGIT GROUP DESIGNIR STYLES .$3.99 $8.95 to le $5.98 $10.95 Stan Laurel LADIES' EASTER Ladies' New Styled Pumpt .• M- CAMPUS lt'!ct from your ·favorite heel . . , WHITE SHIRTS new sprin: colors in White, Bone &Jid Black Calf •. also Black Pa· tents. $3,99 Fine quality white broo.dcloth tailored ChorUe Choplin OUver lllrdy • aayPift' a civil rJibts battle stribid as 81nlost won." 11 "DAYS Of THIILU AND LAUGHTII" -andBurl lves James Darren MLITNOMAN MY IPITAPH" Also Cortoon DRESS PUMPS MEN'S . ~OOD, Misa - N~ --~---------------- [ ltJW%ltt .aspirants, led Chi• . comedian Diek Grell· I dt'f,•l\ll!nned to Diarch again to' ToillGHT fAMILY NIGHT Douglao Falrbanb ··"f<lhe aame time !be .•luatlce ~ent 11001. into. federal ,• . at Greenville, about 60 ·iiJIII!s away, seeldn8 an lnj...,. fl«< styles •. "Campus'" quality . . alway• yQur best selection. BROADCLOTH s THAT SLENDER FOOT LOOK SPRING FLATS .99 Foot Flattery "that wi11 get you lOmewhere" .. styles by Williams .• select from the best designs at Stiffler's thia week end. $2.99 LADIES' SPRING HandBags and $3.99 A Hand Bag for properly matching any Easter Outfit . . select from dozens Slzt 4 to 9 IJf sizes and ihapes. ; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Men'o Famouo Mak-Sprlng Stylt $1.99 OXFORDS and LOAFERS to $2.99 Select from styles made by the nation's leadinJ shoe makers . . excellent in aU features .. top in quality material& e.d work· man1hip • , <:boice of black or brown. LADIES' EASTER Millinery Select your Easter Bon -andJanet Mu.lfli'O Leo McKern "THI DAY TNIIAITH CAUGHT Pl111" Alto Cntoon Men's New Spring BOYS' NEW STYLE Dress & Sport CAMPUS SPORT SHIRTS SLACKS For the boys in your famUy , •• we suggest a wardrobe of new Campus Sport Select from eaBJ to wash polished cottons and smart cord weaves .. new Spring color s-hades .. new tailoring .. all regular sizes. shirts in the new bright printed pattern designa •. long sleeve & short aleeve atyJ. ... $3.99 Long and Shert SIMv• Styles .99 -•ndCANDY FILLED $4,98 Make the little tots happy Easter morning. Surprise them with Easter Baskets heaped with wholesome candy in novelty-shapes. EACH I AND TO $7.95 59c to $1.98 AND UP EXCITING "HAPPY" COLORS-GIRLS' EASTER DRESSES LITTLE MISS STYLES IN Let the 1ittle miss step ou1 into the Easter Parade Sunday morning in a beautiful dress from Stiffler's wide selection •• new easJ to care for fabrics. ' EASTER BONNETS Cute little Easter Bonnets for the miss on your list .. excellent designs, new shapes, dainty trims .. matchable colors. $1.00 to $1.99 • rQMIIOY, OHIO ~or, ella. TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT DPEN lncludingthe latest member. FRIDAY & SATURDAY April U It's the new breezy look: blue denim on white leather. Or red on red. The new member: the neat, co~· plete C<Jmpacl Clutch '"PINOCCHIO" (Tecbnicolor) "THI SICRET OF MONTE CRISTO" (Technicolor) Rory Calhoun, Patricia !Iredin. lao Hunter, John Gtea· son. Fabulous quett for Secret Treaaurel $3.99 Girls' Ont Strap LADIES' EASTER STYLE LAMINATED JERSEY TOPPERS The shortie is the season's leading r - - Stitner's styles are tailored Jn water repellent 1 · ~ t retains its colorful look, IN• .on after s-eason. eNEW COLORS e NEW STYLING e WATER REPELLANT .95 and up $~.95, • wrth 2 bill compart· ments, 2 odds-and-ends pockets, a wide change purse, a removable leather card -photo case. Top, ~'\> lelt: Convertible~ Bill/old $5.95, • thin Key· Talner~ ~.\'< $2.95, • . French Purs. $5.95, • ' Cigarette case $3.95, Lighter $2.95. .... .... LADY •uxTo• . -~-------,.. iU! i ~ ii NOTE! Elberfeld• change in otore hours-for thlo .....,n, The store will cloot every Th•>rsclar: afternoon at 12 o'clock. Calarcartoont Stato No. 223·X ELBERFELDS IN -.,.,.. District No. 4 IIPORT OF CONDITION Dl' - ' THE FARMERS BANK f. SAVINGS COMPANY OP POMIIOY, 01410 , Ill tho clo10 of llvslna11 Morch II, 1963, o otolt blnkl.. IMHI"' tlan o~nlucl ancl op~ratlng un•r the INnldntt lews of this Stete and • member af the FM'er.. a...rwe lyttem. Publlthed In ..::card•nce wlth 1 call m•d• lty the State Banking AuthorltiM ond by tho Fodorol loMrYI Bo•k of lhlo Dlotrlct. ASSETS . Caoh, balances with other bona, and easb Items In proceoo of colleetlon --------- --·--------- $ 1101,606.71 United States Government obllgatlono, direct and guaranteed · ----·---------- - .. ·------- - 1,122,529.88 Obligation• of States and polltleal subdivisions ••• S72,47U7 Other bonds, notes, and debenture• ... . _ :.__ _____ 4,910.00 Corporate stockl (including $9,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve Bank) ___ __ .. --- --------. 9,000.00 Loans and dllcounts (lncludln~ $98'1.67 overdraft.) 2,888,423.02 Bank premises owned $15,000.00, furniture and fixtures $19,295.28 ------------------·· 34,295.28 Other assets __ __ _----------------------------825.119 ' TOTAL ASSETS ---·········---- ---------- $4,813,00U5 LIABILITJIS Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporation• --------·-·-"·-·---------- $1,510,501.115 11me and uviags depoalts of tndiYiduala, partnenbips, and eorporat10111 _ ·----------- 2,483,288.57 Deposits of United States GaYernment (Including postal savings) --------------------- -- _____ _ 114,330.82 of States and subdivia:iona __ ___ _ 343,621.70 1nd officen• checks, etc.) 12,474.55 --· --------- $4,404,217.29 Total demand deposita .••••• $1,845,928.72 Patents Girls' one strap patent slippers for the little miss in sizes 8'h to 3. Smart foot styUng in genuine patent. $2,99 and $3.99 av. to 3 llabllitleo --------------------------------·_..;. ToTAL UABD.JTIES •••.••••.••••••..••••••.•• _ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Oapltal: Common stock, lola! par value $128,000.00 •• $ ••• With a wOnderful, .......'b!o . collection' of Juvenile~ de.sirned to. dellrht tho ~tleo ot every Junior dllloil. Cboooo SurpiUo _. __ . _. __ .... _.•••••••• -----············Undivided proflll ---- -- ----·-------------~---­ T01'AL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS -···········-···TOTAL LIABILlTlES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MIIMOIIANDA Pledged 111etl and .ecurJtiee, loaned: U.s. Government obllaationa, direct and · ruaranteed, pledred to oecure depoalll and other llabllltleo , TOTAL - --.. ·-···········-·---------------1, Richard E. Jonu, Vice of bank do hereby declare tliot IIIIo report COJTa<l to the bell of1117 kllowled&e and ::;:::::::=~~~~~~~~;~;:~ report of condition and to the best of our We, the - to 6.99 Narrow and · Wide Widtbe 'Doo .......... o( .. ' doe.... from.,.. ~ ftrleiJ of little glria' otraPo aDd dl ' ' . ••• bo..' Ollforda ........... ••• in an aimolt unlllbiUid oelectiDll of color. .u.l l"Mleeabet, we add our ~ J!ltlnc ...nt.. lofl'iVYpalr, . '.. • \. I .' l<odw, iii ddJ o(, . -doe-· ' ' •oPEN THURSDAY AFTERNOON • • • MARIETIA - Bernard Smith, 28, of near Waterfo•rd, [ ·and Mary Dutcher, 36, Marietta, were killed Wednesday night w"'n the car In which they were riding struck a parked car on Ohio 60 one mile aouth q! Lowell. Iniu~ed In the misloap I wu a third occupant of !be Total lime deposits -------- $:!,558,28U7 -T0- Girls' Purses · · 59c to $1.00 Sends In troops." '''!; MEIGS THUTRE $5.98 to $9.95 net from Stiffler's. A flower garden of color in all new styling, bud· get priced. AlL SIZES Now it's Denim· for Lady Buxton's set. Wolt DlllftOJ'o SHOB A new Spring de· signs . , . rna~ lO'flfll'"' Gregory, who bad hiJ arm \wilted by pollee here two ·diljs ago In a voter demonstration march, vowed Wednesday to lead new marches "and flibt this thing until !be aovernment to $6.95 in perfectly fitting shirts .. "Campus'" barring ln!Orf~rence wllb · Negro voter registration drive•. . , Larry Wallace, 41, Commission Asks Meeting To Iron Out Differences nttn < �, _____ _. ~ --. ... ... .... ..... ........... "I • , " .tf .tl.l ·• n para! ·s n Ir · n. ometimea s s· re t orga . c oice our 1yst ernment s glv Ul. r 'dent icycl • tmg • ad ay •.. R ort g p r:- Dry Clea ing s $ .00 .10. DU E C ANERS Coin COR. d & IN IDDL PORT • rmg ,. ' ..,P' ' ''""'.... A EE SEVENTEE . :. fr '·~pns, ss oc 'lt re washab .• d 10. 5.99 'ps, 7 to 1 .. ·· .. · .. •' 2.99 ...... 3.9 11 . ht'l ,, ' ~· ... •• ach ·- .... ,... �, _____ _. ~ --. ... ... .... ..... ........... "I • , " .tf .tl.l ·• n para! ·s n Ir · n. ometimea s s· re t orga . c oice our 1yst ernment s glv Ul. r 'dent icycl • tmg • ad ay •.. R ort g p r:- Dry Clea ing s $ .00 .10. DU E C ANERS Coin COR. d & IN IDDL PORT • rmg ,. ' ..,P' ' ''""'.... A EE SEVENTEE . :. fr '·~pns, ss oc 'lt re washab .• d 10. 5.99 'ps, 7 to 1 .. ·· .. · .. •' 2.99 ...... 3.9 11 . ht'l ,, ' ~· ... •• ach ·- .... ,... �., . .. ers~ Whaelt ·Rutland ·20 0;. n Second Straight Win .- - .. , ......... • .. • I • ' ~ ,. 'l'I>Jie llltlnla~ ~Is 101111- J'onieroy'a ilneup, lot two tin- IIickey ~ el!'ly . . ,..,on hlttiq ales. and a double In four trips Annes. ,bqlll wllb by poondlng q~t three to the plate, centerlleldOr Bob AUe• D!tw!tle Toao Jrlples ·lind a ltinc)o, Smith smacked a cloul>le and Reed, oil 'llith ~~n~~ea. trips to the plate. He sln&le In tn olltoiol tries and )n ~~up ot four for foor In the season lint basetllln Phll SwlndeU Reed 1••• ~ mly · qainst Middleport Tues- raRped a single' llltd two dou- hlt.onl ball"!! walbd ..,.,. bte.J In lour times II bat. ' lanned lfYf!l· W~Us ollilclt batter In ~ !'anther hittel'l · waited .llltd '!•• • hits ALL. ~All'," / • .' Speaks 0 t....0---·~-·1 · .WI.t.h ·p· ·Ira tes . . · Nex .'t M . ODday· Opener Tile ll<i(leter Sunday ·•··· . of the . .,..... First jllold · - - flllley • tlllrd . ., - . . - . ..... - - . ... "'"" lmocll-·•lllm.lle od!olU. . ....... • II ... .,.., m, .....,a lbe ma)ln • .:, IIIII- If Law OllooDW •....,. ~J "II ily m111 ·zinoo 1ft, lo pttlllf hll ....ula1y ~t lool: llliit f'tl School • . , • ,. • .... • Ba"''.. - ,. ••• r-· 1oopt too•n - ... J Sdldlold. • ly played Jo Cinclnnaij. Church met •.t the Lilurch on · llroc 111o1., o • .,. lfe lo only have 'lll)' plldlmc ....,.t;o!•. ""·'"'···;, In 11184 the Reda .,ere sched· Tburodar ovenmg Msrcb 21. 0. a1 t.m JL PIITBIIBEN 18. M.l,....ld of...,.. io a fb.. ,. • ......., he ·u ._, ,.. · '1' uted to open against Chicago volions were led by Mrs, BerVPJ .,... ....,. lure at ...,.,d. ' aw,.. ~. a lif!lla • • tr In Cincinnati on Thursday, Ap- tha Sayre and prayers ~rete of. J'ORT KYERS, F~ <UPI>,..,.. _, • r•·· ·•· I~ rillt. OhiO's Governor, William lered lor tile revival services. 'l1te l'llllbal1b Piroit.eo · ha.,e ' 'l1te yeteran Jolttooy lDpll IIIII.......,. bortk; l litnolir, r.l• rlt McKinley, later tile nation's Roll call w~ answered with Dade ...... wholesale dlangol Gotay will be the iDII<ld ..-.witt ....... •jto&letfld •llilr.•1• '1tillll'l President ,was to throw out the a v••se of S<!rlpture by the nine fi1r the lint lime Iince they .,..I Rdtert oCiomeltla lm1ghl, BID IIIII ~ · lib reo1 otW' '¢ f~rst ball. But the contest wss members present, Clara Pow- the pertlllllt lit 18110 snd tDIIIOger iVIrdon iD cemer and Bob Skin""' WI........, wholt be cavgltt ..11&1 • :"' raitted out and when it was post· · ell, Vera Beegle, Helen Simp- Danny Murtaugh 11 confident the •n left ll!ape up 81 the ...,1.,. ginilo. ll4c*le Elmo pJHtlltt. <J!lt» poned, McKinley had to change oon, Blanche Watterson, Ber- team 1s on the upgrade. 1outfield. Savqe and rooldo Wlllle .JIIO· 01 ..-tile 1a 111112. proltatiiJ. QfJJ bls plans. As a result be miu- Ilia Sayre, Marie Roy, Gretta And. he points out, it doesti't Stargell R~ • the top •PB""'· Will he .the thin! IJirlng recotvtr."· · " ed the JC1ioo in Clnclanatl the , Simpson, Marie Roush, lssbel have t op up vory DJUOb to will Cardwell, 7·18 with the CUho ··o "'' 1 •I • foUowill& ~ay. !Simpson. Get well cards _,in 11181 for whllt tlololubliztlllted Jut .....,. snd who then wao · "" -t ·~ sent to M"' Mabel Roush,. fourth loot 11 only traded to the CAR AND SENT - ., 80LIIII!JI Ql.l~ "' . . q ( Mn., Freda Bentz 'llltd ~ · etghl- i.d. 11oo 11 on to the Plratn; SchwaB, ..Ia Pi.•. PLEASANT ..,. .Ailnr p, ~\•T' : 10 rDS etS" Blancbe Spencer. NI!XI meello8-Cil!trnlal'lh"'JI!'"'onL -. ·with the Red !lo1<>• Bolt Prlend • . · _ Jll- ,.~·1; •• H the schedule calls for the will be at the home of Mn. "Yoo don~ do that In a league 111-14 snd AI Mclleon 15-10 appear F. C., Netron i!l', ~· ~'"W'l!! "' AA ,I Reds to upen on the road, the Marie Roy. ao tough as this one" Ito ••· to be the top foor otartero. af Mr. and Mrs. ~~.!· League permib Cincinnati to f• M I" ed Be t tunted plalnB. "And while 1 ~w our Murtaugh thinks he might have l!aln<Y • Roote ~· Po I ;~~ open a day ear her than the rest rs. r a. n z . re team Is improved 1 have uo way three more otratersln Earl Fran- recently quahf•ed. as ex , ,, · · • of the teague. from the )1osp1tal snd ,. conval- 1 kno iD ho ch 11 the .~ <UI Joe Gibbon lUI llltd firing the M·l rifle . at . ~ D ..; .4 ril5 . 'l1te largest crowd ever to a~ escing at her home. :ther ~lu~ ,; :~ l~egu":'i.ave Bob v..ie IZ.21. The bullpen will Hood, Tex. Rainey Is ,!"'111!1!'1'. r1 r p tend 8 Red Opener at Crosley Week end guest• of Mrs. Jack im roved.. be hEtaded by Uttle Elroy Face to .Company A of the !A ~. 1 •. Field was 35,747 as the Reds Dr. Francis W. Shane, Galli· Sharpnack were Mr. and Mrs. P · <a.?l ored Division's 2d Battiiltin. ·~ p H Baker Mrs Kathryn He llgureo the Pirates, even · · Inlantr · edged Pittsburgh, II-~ In !In!. polis, ls the new ~atrman of Spire~ and 'Miss . Marabelle with Vern Law atill a questioo other Spoto OJ!"ft y. ,,. ( . All the Red openers have been the Executive Committee of the ISharpnack of Columbus who a1- mark , will have better pitching . Campol]l~gn played In Cincinnati with I h Rio Grande college board of so visited their lather at Meigs I this year with the addition of Don That leav.. Harvey A•rlrli< Tr•de Your Old ,,, 01. exception of the 1887 game. trustees. Memorial Hospital. I' Cardwell and Don Schwall. better t9-61. To':' Stuni!VfJft~ r!B) and I 0 N 'fl ; '' Heavy rainfaills over a period. I The executLve committee ,Mr. Larry Roush of Gallipol- calching with Jim Pagliaroni to two roo~Jes . Rot> Prrrtrlv a lfl.n n ew • • ., t•r 1 ~--· · --• f.od ay members In Augua't 1961 com- of days washed out the Reds' unammously · . called on Mr. A. C. Bradford tearn WI·th s• mokY Burge!!s. more oamf' wmner · at f:olumhu~. and r-lllllll were announ~.."QI elected Dr. Shane 15 NQW AT ,,11• r by Tom K. Fisher, Chairman, plete .~th swimming pool and entire opening series . at its regular meeting during Sunday afternuon . . ispeed and at least as much pow· Tom _Butters . . who. won ~~v at for Hidden VsUey Country 9 hole championship gold course. The club flnaUy to~k a boat which it also approved an oper· Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford as last year. ' Ashevoll~. hatlhn~ •t out lor tho Clubs membership drive. Fish- Later in the year a club house, trip t Louisville and opened ating budget of $438,762.00, and of Worthington spent the week "But let's face it," he adds, lother pii~ !Hn.ll berth.:. . • BEST SELECTIONI . 4er stated ''The drive will run complete with lockerrooms and the season with 8 game in the named James E. Brewington as Itnd with Mr. and Mrs. A. c. i ''we are not a power team . Our I Law stJll 15. 8 qut"'tuln marl::. from April 5 through May 15, snack bar was built•. Pieaie Falls Cit business office manager under jBradford. Iruns are going tG come hard, Law .won 2fl m 1960· lhf'n camP e BEST TERMS! ' ' by which time we hope to ob- grounds, small children's play· y. Jean L. Cooper, assistant to the with sing)es and doubles. for we 1UtJ w1th a S<Jre. arm . HP won nnly taln 50 new family member- ground, horseshoe pithing pits, While every otller "opener" president, Ifinance] . I Mr : and Mrs. Robert Koon ltack what they call the consistent three gam~ m 1961. but came BAKER FURNITURE 1 •· ships. We feel many people in and badminton courts are also has been played at Cincinnati, The budget, which covers the and daughter, Sally Jo and Su- long bomb. However. l(ood pitch- ! h~ck to wm 10 .la.~t sc:ason. But Mletdleport, 0. J ur are&Jdo not know what fa· available at the club. . the Reds on two occasions had period frnm Sept. 1, 1963 san of Belpre were Sunday ar- ing and ~o!Jd defense can make ~m- went bad _agam -~- as _ __. ·- -- - - /. 1 ·cilities are avaUable at Hidden The owth of Hidden Valle the game postponed but b o 1 h through Aug. 31, 1964, includes ternoon and supper guesb of up for that." ----VaHey and are not famtliar with h beengr . and Mrs. Glenn Bate. j Tradtot Aw•y Jnfif>ld 1IW89Y times the game wa~ subsequent· a new salary schedule for mein- Rev· as bers of the faculty based upon Mr. an dM ~8 · Mar f tn W1'lcox- i The Pirates lost threP fnurth" the clubs gro wth and'nnp~e- planned nnilumque-89 built by 8 dedlcatments ·slnce it was started. academic rank. e~ and family ~:~pent Sunday Iof their 1960 championship infield 00 group of individuals working club being a reality with llmlted capital. It Is now Dr. Shane, a physician and Wllh Mr. anu Mr' .. Floyo Jones Iwhen they traded away first bsoe· l I ' a united effort of commun- fa'stly be~oming one of the most Galba county health comm1s- at Mt. Vernon, Oh10. Iman Dick Stuart to thf' Red Soli~: 1 ~asand business leaders desire besuWul golf courses in thjs sioner, has been a member of Recent guests of Mr . . and Ito get SchY.·all and Pa"Hamnl : el:? ~ Cu. Ft. Tudor . f~ a ft1111ily recreaUmi area. area. Located 7 miles out Sand the college board of trustees ' Mrs _ John Marr were their son ' sh&t.,lop Dick Groa! to the Car- l Automatic D2fro st N' ty per .· cent of our original Hill Road. for 16 years. He has also been IWayland D. Marr a~ . family dinals £or Cardwell and infiPider ; me 'the 11 a member of the Executive 1 of Lancaster and the1r daught- Julio Gotay and third ha-.eman AC 95 WITH plans el rstage," comp ehee . Il llon Hoak to the PhiiHes for- . OUt· . or in are the now planning Committee throughout hts ca- IerM,RubydM'll •Mer, Tu c ppelrSs PI amsf.l "t 'Y TRACE ld reer on the board of trustees. I . r. an rs. aro ayre o fielder Ted Sava~e . 1 saFi;mer announced that 8 n y The Executive Committe, Rio PJttsbur~h were weekend g-uests With aU that nt'W blood. though , . Grande. Colle e board of tros· of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolfe, the Pirates' chances may well e13.68 Cu. Ft. Tuc!or g Mr. an d Mrs. DaVIU h uddt<S· hin•e on how roo kie Roh Ba&ey ·1 ' Persons interested in joining te tl ed J E es, recen y nam ames . to • · UXl No Frost the club shou ld contact anY Brewington as business office . n_ I·doesn at th•rd base. They dealt member of the committee. Othmanager under Jean L. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis of ]away Hoak: one of the het!er all er men serving on the memassistant to the president, (finNew Lexington and Misse; An· larnund thiJrdbebssem':'he m the • bership committee are J. Knox ance). ita and Beverly Housahelt of 1 ea~e . on Y ca~ Y were : Dye Joe Jordan James Stev1sure the 20-year Ba1ley could fili i ens,' Howard S~unders, and The Meigs ~unty unit of the Dr. Francis W. Shane, Galli- Mr. Albert Baer visited his Forest Run were SUnday guests the bill. Bailey hit .299 with Co- ' .Q!JNLOP TIRE SALE Dick Pfiffner. IOhio State H1ghway Patrol Ipolis, is the new chairman of brother, Charles Baer a n d of MMrs .ndM~ga~t bH~uda~helt. Jumbus with 28 .home runs and t15X20 - 10 PLY SUPER GOLD CUP $49.95 1th1t tea Hid~ V,alley opened to Auxiliary has learned it is £irst the executive committee. family recently. r ..; rs. ~. 11 ee~ e 108 runs .batted in. In 14 games , 125~~:20 - 10 PLY D-70 NYLON $39.95 plus t1a in numerical standing, sixth in Mr. Brewington, Middleport, Mrs. Edith Sisson and child- ~o: ruce ;ndd 1 Y1~ with tM PirateJ: at the fail end ! 125x20--10 PLY GOLD CUP HIGHWAY $46.95 ~Ius tax ~-dent participation, in district 9 I or Is a 1962 graduate of Rlo Grande ren of Pomeroy visited ber a spen~ un8 ~Y; 1 tlle season. he batled only' .167.1 670x15 NYLON -- -- -- - -- $9.95 piU1 t1a .:l'N.I -' 1962~. college, Summa Cum Laude parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ranson parents, r. rs. The Pirates are not worried ' 750x14 NYLON TUBELESS -- --- - - --- $11.95 ptus I•• with the B. S. degree in sec- Holter Sunday. Watterson, his hitting although, probThe unt Js comprised of the ondary education. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Freda Evans SPt:;nt sevbecause of a sore shoulder, mstructor, Sgt. P. D. McCreedy Walk Sunday were Mrs Elo- eral days last week With her has not hit weJJ in spring exhiof the Gallipolis Post of OSHP, Bom and reared in Woodruff, . k' nd h'ld Sh. niece, Mr. and Mrs. Larry 0'games But he has more m alla cndt ren . . Ohm. . . mem bers. T h e South Caro I'ma (18 mt-1es from J&seff..~n Sh and 42 acI1Ve K ni arJ n, Brien at .Antiquity, pleased . Murtaugh with his I ., elected officers for 1963 are, Spartanburg), Brewington re- edreyM' Re aW lk en feP oe Mr_ and Mrs. Sam Curtis . "e 1,. ld . c . Ho1ter; I'teutenants, tired Nov. 30, 1958 , afte r 20 an r · d oger m e . Plan• WI 9·2512 cap tam, v· .1a Werlko omof I1daughter spent the weekend Mu• chalu.oe . ESpe ARIWMil 'thUSArmyl!eeroyan &rgl aer ... ay OHIO ~ive studtnts of nursing from . , ncer, . ous 1, • - years rn e . .. • Bashan. Columbus Vtsttmg Mrs. Murtaugh plans on an infield of RACINE Melgs County wlll particapte in hoan, sergeants, ~- Sauvage, spent 14 month~ m Eu~ tD Mrs. Don Grueser and daugh- mother. . Clendenon at first, Bill carping exer~ises for the class V. Walker, J. Will, corporals, Workl War II .m an Eng~ ter visited Mrs, Stacey Arnold Mrs. Doreen (Norrrs) De:~~;~ ~;~~~·~a~t~•:eco:nd~..;D~I~ck~Sch::o-~::::::::::::::::::::::; of 1965 of the Holzer Hospital J. Denlsoo, R. Vaughan, D. Co~bat Battalion of Patton s and family Sunday. and aughter. Lisa, of Sl; School of N~rsing to be held Brewer, 8Jld W. SwiSher. Third Army. Brewmgton M H H lte "ted Mmn., spent last week . · 42 months in Korea mostly as rs. anson r VISI }1 M d M .-.,." II at 3 p. m. .Friday In Grance In its March meeting on the ed' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker er parents, r. an rs. ' t 1 Methodist Cllurch, GaUipoUs. 25tll Sgt McCreedy and Ptl a m ICa supp Y . sergean .' Friday Norris, who took them as , • · · year of whtch serviCe was m a · Col b S da tlleir II The class will be address"'! by D. A.. \'Ieidner, 18 members, Mobile Arm Sur ical Mr. Roger Walker of Pom- as um us un Y on Dr. Joseph Brady and be pre- and two visitors attended to 1 ~ • '!5 mil~ fr..! the front. visited his parents. Mr. return and VISited Mr. sented for capping by Florence hear Ptl. Weidner explain use Mrs. Albert Bartells Sun- Mrs. Ntc.k Yost and M1ss Shlr-11 Brogan, science instructor. A of radiological instrwnents in Brewington is married to ley N&rrrs m .~lumbus. Guests be held ln the the event of radiation problems. former Frances Bowen of Laudermllt who is of the Norrts one day last fobowing the Ptl. Weidner also is the diver dleport. who is a graduate is improving. week were Mrs. Florenc~ Ad· church assigned to the post. He ex- of Cbarleston General Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker ams of Letart, Mrs. PhyiUs plained his diving equipmen~ They are the parents of Virgil Walker visited Mr. Brien and son of Antiquity, Mrs . Meigs to be emphasizing ·safety, i>revention Ursula Brewington, a sopboMrs. Robert Laudermlll on Freda Evans, Mrs. FlosSie lilnorvthe. end of of accidents, dangers in the wa· more at Rio Grande College. Church and daughter, Sharon, B hpe~~ ,":;.~ ter, snd the need of training I dditl t h' d ti Mr. and Mrs. Oakey Moore of l_oc_a_J._ _ _ _ _ __ a r · 8""f4 • with an experienced diver be- n 8 on IS u es as visited Mr. and Mrs. and Pat· for• going by oneself. business .office manager, Brew- Robert Laudermilt recently. Robert Laudermilt during tbe both of Mtdmgton will continue as hend re- Harry Wyatt visited Mr and flood. ME!tta Rse Clark of The. patrol will help In div- sldent of Moultoo HaD, 89 manLewis Walker rec.,;dy. Mrs. Cbarles Baer is on the I Complete Line of Get and CreUa Mae lng WI.th tile request of a sher- ~ of the 'bookstore, and as Mr~ and Mrs_ Donald Yeaug- sick list. Pl•nt Foods, Fertilizers Iff, chief of or a corooer. arrector of the Student Center. er and family of Mansfield spent Miss Sbolron walker and Jim I Everything •nd Insecticides week end with his parents, Louks visited Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. Allred Yeauger. Lewis Walker recently. You • Sacco Plant Food • Sacco Lawn Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Nap- Mrs. Clara Baer visited Mrs. Food • Sacco Pure Bone Meal • Need Jr. and family of Pomeroy Dale Warner recently . • Sacco Rose Food e Earth Carpet relur&oed to their bome alter Mrs. u. s. Nease visited Mr. Grass Seed e Peat Moss eCattle H011re! spending several days with their and Mrs. Charles Baer and lamgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. lly on • recent Sunday. and S~eep Manure • ~ax Crabgrass .Control • Dupont_Chordane Dust I . • Dupont Ammate Weed & Brush Killer eWeed·No-More Lawn Weed Killer, etc. The CinclnnaU Reda meotNew York'• Sl. Patriot's Day the Plltsburlh Pirate• at Croo-Pirade, Tampb Guparilla ley Field In the ~Jog GameDay, Phlladelphls's Mummers, ol the 11163 balebMU .....,n onlnaugpratlon Day I!' Wa!lhm,"Monday, Aprlllat 2:30p.m. to&, ·etc. But none Is more un~ Friendly, air-cooled Crosley venally accepted than Clncin· )'ield annually bulgeo wltll thenall'a .()pinting Day, tr•dltional packed hooJe llltd There~ no subotitute for genthe I . Opener will follow theu)neness. 1W ·promotion can 111U8I patton. ereate a duplkate of ClnoiJ>. lD no dl)r In tbo coun1ry lllllti'a Opening Day tradition. ~ Ill!" hllllday opirtl tltat Many citleo have tried to copy ~ preva.k'ln l,:(ntlnnat' ·on "O.,.Cincinnall's Opening Day but · ' oflinS ~" Tltere "Opener'' ~they. bave• been-u""'ecesslul. Clnclnnatt -Ja a fealive occasion Of the club'e . 71 9Jl0llefl, that has captured nationwide the Reds have woo 35 and lost Interest,, '' .• ,. 43. The Reds' dropPed a 1:1-4 MaiJY.• cjtlea are famed lor decision to Pblladelphla last • their ~r celebrations - yeat on Monday, April 9, 1962. the Nll't Orleans Mardi Gras The opener has been a tradl- PAGE . ·1:11- -= -.. . News · ;u; , •dd . v c Club HI en aileY 0 Untry nen Membershi"p Or- Ilona! event In Qnelnnatl since the Red S!Qclclngs first enterflt! the National League as a chJU!er member In 18'14 (Cin· cinr.atl ' " ·88 not in the N.IL. from IIIII throulh 11189) . On .the basis of Clnclnnatl'a jpng standing position, the NaIlona! League permits tbe Reda to afllrl their season at hoii)O each year. This ,make' the Redal status dialii)L'Iively ~ u. and serves as a fittln!> reward IO.clba ~ts.iJJe<lloJJdly, of Red fans. - lilt.,.,. I R• 1' Not- t Name D Shane N Ch , ew • 31111lan . . I 'I j" BAKER fURNITQt£.', . r 1 "our High Rat•Ing Of REf~IGr~ATORt B J rewington s Manager Of Colleg Off' e j 1 . Ice A •1•lary Un.It• $2 . f'orest Run N E ews, vents Is Announced .* .ri'l'Ve Nurses Will ~ftY J'lll!&t'''"'~ ..'f'~· )j~{ . :~ 1,Q.,G-·r .' ·:·rJH ·1,· . Be Ca·pped For The Weii-DresseJ Man's . ·.' . We'vt Got The Suhsl The lalellltyl• iuttt ·lhilloo bi' at;lemUt,' i Broolcflold !IDd lflddlobo11e. ' · ' · · · """" "·""'' 71.10, ° .. 1 ncinnati Reds ·Loom Definite NL Power I Bulk Tank Servi(e Eclipse & Huffy Mowen $74·95 • RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 ~...._. . :;: For ARoom or.AHome·l Headtiuarters ftr Ferry-Morse Bulk Seeds · .'390 w. Second St:.... WYanikllte 2·2111, Pomeroy · ' ••11!!!,':1'0 · · .. . .MONDAY-9 A.M. ,TO 7 \ i ~ ·~ TUE_S., iWED., THUR,, f A.M. FRIDAY 9 .ut TO • Ebersbach '·' ' ' ' ' ' "Ever.ything In - ,.. . .. , •nd up Here at Ebersbach's you'll find the mow, er to suit your needs. All goOd brands at lowest 1 ______ __;prices. _ ___..........._......._....._._..;.U · ECONOMY SAVI~~S ~JOAN COMPANY ··~HOURS • ' .. Furniture it * sTarT your. . We handle all sizes of tanks for botu• gas We service what we sell comes April 15th! Income tix.timo. And you have '7.~~;~,coming up' with the cash, come to us•. W'e make 'F cosh loans for any worthwhile purpose • . :'1 PROFFITT WHOLESALE ..e: ° . ff./ h •• ... .... ... "'-'~•" } �., . .. ers~ Whaelt ·Rutland ·20 0;. n Second Straight Win .- - .. , ......... • .. • I • ' ~ ,. 'l'I>Jie llltlnla~ ~Is 101111- J'onieroy'a ilneup, lot two tin- IIickey ~ el!'ly . . ,..,on hlttiq ales. and a double In four trips Annes. ,bqlll wllb by poondlng q~t three to the plate, centerlleldOr Bob AUe• D!tw!tle Toao Jrlples ·lind a ltinc)o, Smith smacked a cloul>le and Reed, oil 'llith ~~n~~ea. trips to the plate. He sln&le In tn olltoiol tries and )n ~~up ot four for foor In the season lint basetllln Phll SwlndeU Reed 1••• ~ mly · qainst Middleport Tues- raRped a single' llltd two dou- hlt.onl ball"!! walbd ..,.,. bte.J In lour times II bat. ' lanned lfYf!l· W~Us ollilclt batter In ~ !'anther hittel'l · waited .llltd '!•• • hits ALL. ~All'," / • .' Speaks 0 t....0---·~-·1 · .WI.t.h ·p· ·Ira tes . . · Nex .'t M . ODday· Opener Tile ll<i(leter Sunday ·•··· . of the . .,..... First jllold · - - flllley • tlllrd . ., - . . - . ..... - - . ... "'"" lmocll-·•lllm.lle od!olU. . ....... • II ... .,.., m, .....,a lbe ma)ln • .:, IIIII- If Law OllooDW •....,. ~J "II ily m111 ·zinoo 1ft, lo pttlllf hll ....ula1y ~t lool: llliit f'tl School • . , • ,. • .... • Ba"''.. - ,. ••• r-· 1oopt too•n - ... J Sdldlold. • ly played Jo Cinclnnaij. Church met •.t the Lilurch on · llroc 111o1., o • .,. lfe lo only have 'lll)' plldlmc ....,.t;o!•. ""·'"'···;, In 11184 the Reda .,ere sched· Tburodar ovenmg Msrcb 21. 0. a1 t.m JL PIITBIIBEN 18. M.l,....ld of...,.. io a fb.. ,. • ......., he ·u ._, ,.. · '1' uted to open against Chicago volions were led by Mrs, BerVPJ .,... ....,. lure at ...,.,d. ' aw,.. ~. a lif!lla • • tr In Cincinnati on Thursday, Ap- tha Sayre and prayers ~rete of. J'ORT KYERS, F~ <UPI>,..,.. _, • r•·· ·•· I~ rillt. OhiO's Governor, William lered lor tile revival services. 'l1te l'llllbal1b Piroit.eo · ha.,e ' 'l1te yeteran Jolttooy lDpll IIIII.......,. bortk; l litnolir, r.l• rlt McKinley, later tile nation's Roll call w~ answered with Dade ...... wholesale dlangol Gotay will be the iDII<ld ..-.witt ....... •jto&letfld •llilr.•1• '1tillll'l President ,was to throw out the a v••se of S<!rlpture by the nine fi1r the lint lime Iince they .,..I Rdtert oCiomeltla lm1ghl, BID IIIII ~ · lib reo1 otW' '¢ f~rst ball. But the contest wss members present, Clara Pow- the pertlllllt lit 18110 snd tDIIIOger iVIrdon iD cemer and Bob Skin""' WI........, wholt be cavgltt ..11&1 • :"' raitted out and when it was post· · ell, Vera Beegle, Helen Simp- Danny Murtaugh 11 confident the •n left ll!ape up 81 the ...,1.,. ginilo. ll4c*le Elmo pJHtlltt. <J!lt» poned, McKinley had to change oon, Blanche Watterson, Ber- team 1s on the upgrade. 1outfield. Savqe and rooldo Wlllle .JIIO· 01 ..-tile 1a 111112. proltatiiJ. QfJJ bls plans. As a result be miu- Ilia Sayre, Marie Roy, Gretta And. he points out, it doesti't Stargell R~ • the top •PB""'· Will he .the thin! IJirlng recotvtr."· · " ed the JC1ioo in Clnclanatl the , Simpson, Marie Roush, lssbel have t op up vory DJUOb to will Cardwell, 7·18 with the CUho ··o "'' 1 •I • foUowill& ~ay. !Simpson. Get well cards _,in 11181 for whllt tlololubliztlllted Jut .....,. snd who then wao · "" -t ·~ sent to M"' Mabel Roush,. fourth loot 11 only traded to the CAR AND SENT - ., 80LIIII!JI Ql.l~ "' . . q ( Mn., Freda Bentz 'llltd ~ · etghl- i.d. 11oo 11 on to the Plratn; SchwaB, ..Ia Pi.•. PLEASANT ..,. .Ailnr p, ~\•T' : 10 rDS etS" Blancbe Spencer. NI!XI meello8-Cil!trnlal'lh"'JI!'"'onL -. ·with the Red !lo1<>• Bolt Prlend • . · _ Jll- ,.~·1; •• H the schedule calls for the will be at the home of Mn. "Yoo don~ do that In a league 111-14 snd AI Mclleon 15-10 appear F. C., Netron i!l', ~· ~'"W'l!! "' AA ,I Reds to upen on the road, the Marie Roy. ao tough as this one" Ito ••· to be the top foor otartero. af Mr. and Mrs. ~~.!· League permib Cincinnati to f• M I" ed Be t tunted plalnB. "And while 1 ~w our Murtaugh thinks he might have l!aln<Y • Roote ~· Po I ;~~ open a day ear her than the rest rs. r a. n z . re team Is improved 1 have uo way three more otratersln Earl Fran- recently quahf•ed. as ex , ,, · · • of the teague. from the )1osp1tal snd ,. conval- 1 kno iD ho ch 11 the .~ <UI Joe Gibbon lUI llltd firing the M·l rifle . at . ~ D ..; .4 ril5 . 'l1te largest crowd ever to a~ escing at her home. :ther ~lu~ ,; :~ l~egu":'i.ave Bob v..ie IZ.21. The bullpen will Hood, Tex. Rainey Is ,!"'111!1!'1'. r1 r p tend 8 Red Opener at Crosley Week end guest• of Mrs. Jack im roved.. be hEtaded by Uttle Elroy Face to .Company A of the !A ~. 1 •. Field was 35,747 as the Reds Dr. Francis W. Shane, Galli· Sharpnack were Mr. and Mrs. P · <a.?l ored Division's 2d Battiiltin. ·~ p H Baker Mrs Kathryn He llgureo the Pirates, even · · Inlantr · edged Pittsburgh, II-~ In !In!. polis, ls the new ~atrman of Spire~ and 'Miss . Marabelle with Vern Law atill a questioo other Spoto OJ!"ft y. ,,. ( . All the Red openers have been the Executive Committee of the ISharpnack of Columbus who a1- mark , will have better pitching . Campol]l~gn played In Cincinnati with I h Rio Grande college board of so visited their lather at Meigs I this year with the addition of Don That leav.. Harvey A•rlrli< Tr•de Your Old ,,, 01. exception of the 1887 game. trustees. Memorial Hospital. I' Cardwell and Don Schwall. better t9-61. To':' Stuni!VfJft~ r!B) and I 0 N 'fl ; '' Heavy rainfaills over a period. I The executLve committee ,Mr. Larry Roush of Gallipol- calching with Jim Pagliaroni to two roo~Jes . Rot> Prrrtrlv a lfl.n n ew • • ., t•r 1 ~--· · --• f.od ay members In Augua't 1961 com- of days washed out the Reds' unammously · . called on Mr. A. C. Bradford tearn WI·th s• mokY Burge!!s. more oamf' wmner · at f:olumhu~. and r-lllllll were announ~.."QI elected Dr. Shane 15 NQW AT ,,11• r by Tom K. Fisher, Chairman, plete .~th swimming pool and entire opening series . at its regular meeting during Sunday afternuon . . ispeed and at least as much pow· Tom _Butters . . who. won ~~v at for Hidden VsUey Country 9 hole championship gold course. The club flnaUy to~k a boat which it also approved an oper· Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford as last year. ' Ashevoll~. hatlhn~ •t out lor tho Clubs membership drive. Fish- Later in the year a club house, trip t Louisville and opened ating budget of $438,762.00, and of Worthington spent the week "But let's face it," he adds, lother pii~ !Hn.ll berth.:. . • BEST SELECTIONI . 4er stated ''The drive will run complete with lockerrooms and the season with 8 game in the named James E. Brewington as Itnd with Mr. and Mrs. A. c. i ''we are not a power team . Our I Law stJll 15. 8 qut"'tuln marl::. from April 5 through May 15, snack bar was built•. Pieaie Falls Cit business office manager under jBradford. Iruns are going tG come hard, Law .won 2fl m 1960· lhf'n camP e BEST TERMS! ' ' by which time we hope to ob- grounds, small children's play· y. Jean L. Cooper, assistant to the with sing)es and doubles. for we 1UtJ w1th a S<Jre. arm . HP won nnly taln 50 new family member- ground, horseshoe pithing pits, While every otller "opener" president, Ifinance] . I Mr : and Mrs. Robert Koon ltack what they call the consistent three gam~ m 1961. but came BAKER FURNITURE 1 •· ships. We feel many people in and badminton courts are also has been played at Cincinnati, The budget, which covers the and daughter, Sally Jo and Su- long bomb. However. l(ood pitch- ! h~ck to wm 10 .la.~t sc:ason. But Mletdleport, 0. J ur are&Jdo not know what fa· available at the club. . the Reds on two occasions had period frnm Sept. 1, 1963 san of Belpre were Sunday ar- ing and ~o!Jd defense can make ~m- went bad _agam -~- as _ __. ·- -- - - /. 1 ·cilities are avaUable at Hidden The owth of Hidden Valle the game postponed but b o 1 h through Aug. 31, 1964, includes ternoon and supper guesb of up for that." ----VaHey and are not famtliar with h beengr . and Mrs. Glenn Bate. j Tradtot Aw•y Jnfif>ld 1IW89Y times the game wa~ subsequent· a new salary schedule for mein- Rev· as bers of the faculty based upon Mr. an dM ~8 · Mar f tn W1'lcox- i The Pirates lost threP fnurth" the clubs gro wth and'nnp~e- planned nnilumque-89 built by 8 dedlcatments ·slnce it was started. academic rank. e~ and family ~:~pent Sunday Iof their 1960 championship infield 00 group of individuals working club being a reality with llmlted capital. It Is now Dr. Shane, a physician and Wllh Mr. anu Mr' .. Floyo Jones Iwhen they traded away first bsoe· l I ' a united effort of commun- fa'stly be~oming one of the most Galba county health comm1s- at Mt. Vernon, Oh10. Iman Dick Stuart to thf' Red Soli~: 1 ~asand business leaders desire besuWul golf courses in thjs sioner, has been a member of Recent guests of Mr . . and Ito get SchY.·all and Pa"Hamnl : el:? ~ Cu. Ft. Tudor . f~ a ft1111ily recreaUmi area. area. Located 7 miles out Sand the college board of trustees ' Mrs _ John Marr were their son ' sh&t.,lop Dick Groa! to the Car- l Automatic D2fro st N' ty per .· cent of our original Hill Road. for 16 years. He has also been IWayland D. Marr a~ . family dinals £or Cardwell and infiPider ; me 'the 11 a member of the Executive 1 of Lancaster and the1r daught- Julio Gotay and third ha-.eman AC 95 WITH plans el rstage," comp ehee . Il llon Hoak to the PhiiHes for- . OUt· . or in are the now planning Committee throughout hts ca- IerM,RubydM'll •Mer, Tu c ppelrSs PI amsf.l "t 'Y TRACE ld reer on the board of trustees. I . r. an rs. aro ayre o fielder Ted Sava~e . 1 saFi;mer announced that 8 n y The Executive Committe, Rio PJttsbur~h were weekend g-uests With aU that nt'W blood. though , . Grande. Colle e board of tros· of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolfe, the Pirates' chances may well e13.68 Cu. Ft. Tuc!or g Mr. an d Mrs. DaVIU h uddt<S· hin•e on how roo kie Roh Ba&ey ·1 ' Persons interested in joining te tl ed J E es, recen y nam ames . to • · UXl No Frost the club shou ld contact anY Brewington as business office . n_ I·doesn at th•rd base. They dealt member of the committee. Othmanager under Jean L. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis of ]away Hoak: one of the het!er all er men serving on the memassistant to the president, (finNew Lexington and Misse; An· larnund thiJrdbebssem':'he m the • bership committee are J. Knox ance). ita and Beverly Housahelt of 1 ea~e . on Y ca~ Y were : Dye Joe Jordan James Stev1sure the 20-year Ba1ley could fili i ens,' Howard S~unders, and The Meigs ~unty unit of the Dr. Francis W. Shane, Galli- Mr. Albert Baer visited his Forest Run were SUnday guests the bill. Bailey hit .299 with Co- ' .Q!JNLOP TIRE SALE Dick Pfiffner. IOhio State H1ghway Patrol Ipolis, is the new chairman of brother, Charles Baer a n d of MMrs .ndM~ga~t bH~uda~helt. Jumbus with 28 .home runs and t15X20 - 10 PLY SUPER GOLD CUP $49.95 1th1t tea Hid~ V,alley opened to Auxiliary has learned it is £irst the executive committee. family recently. r ..; rs. ~. 11 ee~ e 108 runs .batted in. In 14 games , 125~~:20 - 10 PLY D-70 NYLON $39.95 plus t1a in numerical standing, sixth in Mr. Brewington, Middleport, Mrs. Edith Sisson and child- ~o: ruce ;ndd 1 Y1~ with tM PirateJ: at the fail end ! 125x20--10 PLY GOLD CUP HIGHWAY $46.95 ~Ius tax ~-dent participation, in district 9 I or Is a 1962 graduate of Rlo Grande ren of Pomeroy visited ber a spen~ un8 ~Y; 1 tlle season. he batled only' .167.1 670x15 NYLON -- -- -- - -- $9.95 piU1 t1a .:l'N.I -' 1962~. college, Summa Cum Laude parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ranson parents, r. rs. The Pirates are not worried ' 750x14 NYLON TUBELESS -- --- - - --- $11.95 ptus I•• with the B. S. degree in sec- Holter Sunday. Watterson, his hitting although, probThe unt Js comprised of the ondary education. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Freda Evans SPt:;nt sevbecause of a sore shoulder, mstructor, Sgt. P. D. McCreedy Walk Sunday were Mrs Elo- eral days last week With her has not hit weJJ in spring exhiof the Gallipolis Post of OSHP, Bom and reared in Woodruff, . k' nd h'ld Sh. niece, Mr. and Mrs. Larry 0'games But he has more m alla cndt ren . . Ohm. . . mem bers. T h e South Caro I'ma (18 mt-1es from J&seff..~n Sh and 42 acI1Ve K ni arJ n, Brien at .Antiquity, pleased . Murtaugh with his I ., elected officers for 1963 are, Spartanburg), Brewington re- edreyM' Re aW lk en feP oe Mr_ and Mrs. Sam Curtis . "e 1,. ld . c . Ho1ter; I'teutenants, tired Nov. 30, 1958 , afte r 20 an r · d oger m e . Plan• WI 9·2512 cap tam, v· .1a Werlko omof I1daughter spent the weekend Mu• chalu.oe . ESpe ARIWMil 'thUSArmyl!eeroyan &rgl aer ... ay OHIO ~ive studtnts of nursing from . , ncer, . ous 1, • - years rn e . .. • Bashan. Columbus Vtsttmg Mrs. Murtaugh plans on an infield of RACINE Melgs County wlll particapte in hoan, sergeants, ~- Sauvage, spent 14 month~ m Eu~ tD Mrs. Don Grueser and daugh- mother. . Clendenon at first, Bill carping exer~ises for the class V. Walker, J. Will, corporals, Workl War II .m an Eng~ ter visited Mrs, Stacey Arnold Mrs. Doreen (Norrrs) De:~~;~ ~;~~~·~a~t~•:eco:nd~..;D~I~ck~Sch::o-~::::::::::::::::::::::; of 1965 of the Holzer Hospital J. Denlsoo, R. Vaughan, D. Co~bat Battalion of Patton s and family Sunday. and aughter. Lisa, of Sl; School of N~rsing to be held Brewer, 8Jld W. SwiSher. Third Army. Brewmgton M H H lte "ted Mmn., spent last week . · 42 months in Korea mostly as rs. anson r VISI }1 M d M .-.,." II at 3 p. m. .Friday In Grance In its March meeting on the ed' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker er parents, r. an rs. ' t 1 Methodist Cllurch, GaUipoUs. 25tll Sgt McCreedy and Ptl a m ICa supp Y . sergean .' Friday Norris, who took them as , • · · year of whtch serviCe was m a · Col b S da tlleir II The class will be address"'! by D. A.. \'Ieidner, 18 members, Mobile Arm Sur ical Mr. Roger Walker of Pom- as um us un Y on Dr. Joseph Brady and be pre- and two visitors attended to 1 ~ • '!5 mil~ fr..! the front. visited his parents. Mr. return and VISited Mr. sented for capping by Florence hear Ptl. Weidner explain use Mrs. Albert Bartells Sun- Mrs. Ntc.k Yost and M1ss Shlr-11 Brogan, science instructor. A of radiological instrwnents in Brewington is married to ley N&rrrs m .~lumbus. Guests be held ln the the event of radiation problems. former Frances Bowen of Laudermllt who is of the Norrts one day last fobowing the Ptl. Weidner also is the diver dleport. who is a graduate is improving. week were Mrs. Florenc~ Ad· church assigned to the post. He ex- of Cbarleston General Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker ams of Letart, Mrs. PhyiUs plained his diving equipmen~ They are the parents of Virgil Walker visited Mr. Brien and son of Antiquity, Mrs . Meigs to be emphasizing ·safety, i>revention Ursula Brewington, a sopboMrs. Robert Laudermlll on Freda Evans, Mrs. FlosSie lilnorvthe. end of of accidents, dangers in the wa· more at Rio Grande College. Church and daughter, Sharon, B hpe~~ ,":;.~ ter, snd the need of training I dditl t h' d ti Mr. and Mrs. Oakey Moore of l_oc_a_J._ _ _ _ _ __ a r · 8""f4 • with an experienced diver be- n 8 on IS u es as visited Mr. and Mrs. and Pat· for• going by oneself. business .office manager, Brew- Robert Laudermilt recently. Robert Laudermilt during tbe both of Mtdmgton will continue as hend re- Harry Wyatt visited Mr and flood. ME!tta Rse Clark of The. patrol will help In div- sldent of Moultoo HaD, 89 manLewis Walker rec.,;dy. Mrs. Cbarles Baer is on the I Complete Line of Get and CreUa Mae lng WI.th tile request of a sher- ~ of the 'bookstore, and as Mr~ and Mrs_ Donald Yeaug- sick list. Pl•nt Foods, Fertilizers Iff, chief of or a corooer. arrector of the Student Center. er and family of Mansfield spent Miss Sbolron walker and Jim I Everything •nd Insecticides week end with his parents, Louks visited Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. Allred Yeauger. Lewis Walker recently. You • Sacco Plant Food • Sacco Lawn Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Nap- Mrs. Clara Baer visited Mrs. Food • Sacco Pure Bone Meal • Need Jr. and family of Pomeroy Dale Warner recently . • Sacco Rose Food e Earth Carpet relur&oed to their bome alter Mrs. u. s. Nease visited Mr. Grass Seed e Peat Moss eCattle H011re! spending several days with their and Mrs. Charles Baer and lamgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. lly on • recent Sunday. and S~eep Manure • ~ax Crabgrass .Control • Dupont_Chordane Dust I . • Dupont Ammate Weed & Brush Killer eWeed·No-More Lawn Weed Killer, etc. The CinclnnaU Reda meotNew York'• Sl. Patriot's Day the Plltsburlh Pirate• at Croo-Pirade, Tampb Guparilla ley Field In the ~Jog GameDay, Phlladelphls's Mummers, ol the 11163 balebMU .....,n onlnaugpratlon Day I!' Wa!lhm,"Monday, Aprlllat 2:30p.m. to&, ·etc. But none Is more un~ Friendly, air-cooled Crosley venally accepted than Clncin· )'ield annually bulgeo wltll thenall'a .()pinting Day, tr•dltional packed hooJe llltd There~ no subotitute for genthe I . Opener will follow theu)neness. 1W ·promotion can 111U8I patton. ereate a duplkate of ClnoiJ>. lD no dl)r In tbo coun1ry lllllti'a Opening Day tradition. ~ Ill!" hllllday opirtl tltat Many citleo have tried to copy ~ preva.k'ln l,:(ntlnnat' ·on "O.,.Cincinnall's Opening Day but · ' oflinS ~" Tltere "Opener'' ~they. bave• been-u""'ecesslul. Clnclnnatt -Ja a fealive occasion Of the club'e . 71 9Jl0llefl, that has captured nationwide the Reds have woo 35 and lost Interest,, '' .• ,. 43. The Reds' dropPed a 1:1-4 MaiJY.• cjtlea are famed lor decision to Pblladelphla last • their ~r celebrations - yeat on Monday, April 9, 1962. the Nll't Orleans Mardi Gras The opener has been a tradl- PAGE . ·1:11- -= -.. . News · ;u; , •dd . v c Club HI en aileY 0 Untry nen Membershi"p Or- Ilona! event In Qnelnnatl since the Red S!Qclclngs first enterflt! the National League as a chJU!er member In 18'14 (Cin· cinr.atl ' " ·88 not in the N.IL. from IIIII throulh 11189) . On .the basis of Clnclnnatl'a jpng standing position, the NaIlona! League permits tbe Reda to afllrl their season at hoii)O each year. This ,make' the Redal status dialii)L'Iively ~ u. and serves as a fittln!> reward IO.clba ~ts.iJJe<lloJJdly, of Red fans. - lilt.,.,. I R• 1' Not- t Name D Shane N Ch , ew • 31111lan . . I 'I j" BAKER fURNITQt£.', . r 1 "our High Rat•Ing Of REf~IGr~ATORt B J rewington s Manager Of Colleg Off' e j 1 . Ice A •1•lary Un.It• $2 . f'orest Run N E ews, vents Is Announced .* .ri'l'Ve Nurses Will ~ftY J'lll!&t'''"'~ ..'f'~· )j~{ . :~ 1,Q.,G-·r .' ·:·rJH ·1,· . Be Ca·pped For The Weii-DresseJ Man's . ·.' . We'vt Got The Suhsl The lalellltyl• iuttt ·lhilloo bi' at;lemUt,' i Broolcflold !IDd lflddlobo11e. ' · ' · · · """" "·""'' 71.10, ° .. 1 ncinnati Reds ·Loom Definite NL Power I Bulk Tank Servi(e Eclipse & Huffy Mowen $74·95 • RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 ~...._. . :;: For ARoom or.AHome·l Headtiuarters ftr Ferry-Morse Bulk Seeds · .'390 w. Second St:.... WYanikllte 2·2111, Pomeroy · ' ••11!!!,':1'0 · · .. . .MONDAY-9 A.M. ,TO 7 \ i ~ ·~ TUE_S., iWED., THUR,, f A.M. FRIDAY 9 .ut TO • Ebersbach '·' ' ' ' ' ' "Ever.ything In - ,.. . .. , •nd up Here at Ebersbach's you'll find the mow, er to suit your needs. All goOd brands at lowest 1 ______ __;prices. _ ___..........._......._....._._..;.U · ECONOMY SAVI~~S ~JOAN COMPANY ··~HOURS • ' .. Furniture it * sTarT your. . We handle all sizes of tanks for botu• gas We service what we sell comes April 15th! Income tix.timo. And you have '7.~~;~,coming up' with the cash, come to us•. W'e make 'F cosh loans for any worthwhile purpose • . :'1 PROFFITT WHOLESALE ..e: ° . ff./ h •• ... .... ... "'-'~•" } �•• . \ ' . ~ 8-Dany SenUnel, Pomer!oy-Middlepdrt, 0., AprU 4, 111113 ~ -Ell · .r Olo!a fur,.,: Cieri PoWEll Rrul ah Price; Lay JeaMr - Glen Mr. anc Mis. Dale · 'l'urllor; Steward> - Gk>ria r· ..,.. 11o1t1 reconOy 1o \ !fa•l!li. .Laura Price and GOJ. ao•Helatlveo and a shower .lliPic:&*l ~ ' .. ~. held lor Mrs. Jerry . . er.,. ·ot .._.'lilt Mill ~M,It - p voted to continue Present lflre Mr. and Mn. ~ ... 'tlo . • tho M a CIIIIIIIIW1itJ church instead Merle DaviA, Mr. and Mrs. r G~lce Turnoi-~""::::; ;!_,.~ Whorler of Rasanky, Tt~as. 1be one has a great grandm.. Mra. (:onn Ator, Alhena, Rt. and a great great grandmother, Flora 'Bolton o! Flori· t..armeJ News, Events :~ndDo~:. ~~a.:"~.~a;~d :~e~au:::~=r~n~~ve c;l~, 11> G4Uipolll ro<ontly. Bre!lt Poi*'IICIII spent Friday -· · 1lltb hlo ~nll, Mr. lDd lind Mra. l<ull Ell/and .lho point Plusant Ill l\lro, Poo~lu Circle lind IArry.J Riser ill dot park manapr. bel' ,.... II dlrtcled by Robert Jameo Ctrtle •11'1 Ricky of' ii'!IJI'II thll Y•"'' .w be !rom MCGiotbllll. New Hwen visited Mn. Mary I'· m. to 5 p. m. lind liN! ManClrc:Je lluiKiay, oilln 8111!10 wiD bo! .,.. toVen - - - -.....~ ...,,. . . a.-. - = 8~.;~ fl;r•:~: ~~j =::a:•~~n J:Z an- MFJ"':ce telocal,od ; : ' d = .. ANNOUNCI! ltOO iiVNT daughter, Debbie, all or Dex· Sunday callers at the Me· ~ of u~me;," "Chester and_ Betty V~n Mehir tile Naaon ·rrtm April I to Ootc- Tbo 1"""" 1 till hunt~ '""": . 1 lr ter' Mr. and Mn. G. B. Mil' Whorter home Included Mr. and Van Meter of !>fornilll Star vis- of Dorcas called at U., of ember I. oorld bY Modern Wo dDteli ' -~· N~G IAuglln, Albany, Mr. an~ Mr< . Gene J#!ers and children ited Mr and Mrs. Dana Moore · Dean Brtnl<ar Sunday will be ~ at Bed!ord 'llcltool· ~ertt Grant, and Mrs. Everett Holcomb and Paul 1 recent Suttday. Mr. And Mrs. Dan Smith GET ffiOR _RATIHGI 1buntday, April 12th at 1 p.iiL. P' •\Irs. "''rralne Bondolph daughters . and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson and Flo!'- on Mr and Mn. Joe "T. PLEAllANT - Tlte Po!nt Chlldren altalble tD enler schoof . I~.rs. Jeyce Carpenter, llorBey Jordan and !ami· ence Circle made • buslnesa trip of Tuppers Plains and Walwna Jllltlor next fall In !''"' to lalt ··-· · · Mr. and Mrs. War,... G. · Mr ·an<! Mrs. Jim . · School bandis ._ived Ill· are v '"" · • · "'" · or, Teresa and Butch lind Mr. Mr and Mrs. Charles Gas- daughteo Rutlao.d and son eaUed on Mr. and Mn. al-the tllll!l81 ju- firltlrade room •that day. Pare and Mn Larry Slamohory, and ramJJy of Athens vl•· ~r. a~ Mro. H. E ,Starlcey Dnl• W•l•~ •nd !amlly 'of Long ll!tltlval held last ents 01 younger chljdren are 14 ~ldoburf, Jolul and Sue iced. Sunday wllb hlso brother, spent Monday evening .. Kh her BoUom .., Mttndlty. Ia Rlple;, W. VI. Six bring IIH!m In the a!ternom r rorP~ekerlngton, VIrginia Turner, Mr. and Mrtt. Jame. Gaoton. brother and sloter· • In • law·,. . Mr. and l\lro. Dan mlllt and bandl porlll!pl!li!d-- p,. the 1!"1 hUll. Bedfonl COIIIDHinitJ': Columbuo. Mr. lDd Mrs. Mro. Ellen Hollan~ of Fa;.. Mr. and Ml'l. A. R. CUtar. ctL:dren visited Sunday with Mr. • . center w!U beld a varlet• ahow, er Price and Laura, Mr. born is spending some time A grotlp !rom Mt Union at· and Mn Pan I Smith and . 52-member WlhMDa ~ nlgltl; .\OI'U t. tlutltlii 11 ~oreeted by '1'ltomu B. Reed at 8 p.m. Mrs. Max Haning, Mr. and here with her daughter, Sharon tended the hymn sin~ at the net SmJth o! Portland. · -'' ' ll.rs. Glen COne, Mrs. Ida Holland, and other relatives at IAlbany Baptist Church Sunday Paul ~mlth o! Portland called Cheadle, Mr!t- Rex Cheadle home or her orother-in·law Inig~L 'Iat the home of Dean Brinker " MAiko Simon'• P~k-~·PalrYour tl•fl!lll~•rters Kathy, Mrs. Douglas Mosler and sister Mr and Mrs Victor Tuesd~'' even1ng ~rL •1 lm~roved venlon of nttion's and Justin, Mr. and Mro. Laur- Perry · · · Mr. 1nd Mrs. Marion McClure Jim smith spent the week end most popullr tllltr. 3 hp 4-cyclt ence Carpenter. Mrs. -Helen · : and Charles Moore. Dexter. vis- at t.aurPI Cliff. qine, llorllontll drive. 26 .. of . Turner, Mrs. Nellie Vale and Mr. and Mrs. John Dunham ited with Mrs. McClure's sister, Mrs. Minnie Roush retutned 14"' diameter bolo tines •eed 110 John Frank, local, and . and !amily have moved to the Mrs. Golden Stansbury Monday . to her home alter spending tools to adjust down to 8"" 1or 1uest of honor and her that they precently Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury some time with iter daughter tlllina: between narrow rows. Qulct-l.ok clutch eorrtrol, other 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry f&rm that they recently were Sunday dinner guests of of Pomeroy, Mrs. Robert Warn· controls h1ndltbu mc1n111d. 1 PERSONALS !rom Mrs. Hoyt Keeton. . and Mrs. Warren G. Tum.· .,. Ctmstleft rewnt 0ptlonat. EA~ CREDIT TERMS Mr.· aD~J Mrs. Joe McWhorter Guests during tbe weekend and family at Reynoldsburg. · 1 JLynn Whitting!Dn) are announc- Mr. and Mrs. Fern In· other children and IIH!ir lamling the birth of 1 daughter, eluded their children wbo joined them there Record Number Of Paula Kay on Monday March Mr. and Mrs. Elba Mr. and Mr.. Larry Vioitors Expected 18 at Shel~ring Arms Hospital. and Sharon, Mr. 1nd Ml'l!. Jer· . RACINE, OHIO Maternal grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and Mr. and Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - 1be Tu· SAVE 20-30 EVEN 401k a.,,..,...,...,,.,...., ............,...,..,.....-...,.....,...,....,....,...,!_:'•n~d--'M~Irs~.~R:....A~·:. .Whi~tt~ln~gto~n:_.~Jo. chtidren o! Athens and Dale Stansbury a n d Endie-Wei . and Mansion l!ot!sell ·· --- -- Paul Gaston and family, daughters of Columbus. They opent::d for the t91t' ~eason Hop in today and take a l.ook bany. returned to their home here on day, April 1. A record IT'S HASKI.''IS·TANNER'S-IN GAl,LIPOLIS at the world of wonderful new 1- Monday. or villlto" i• exnected Mr . Dana Tu rner or u. ·~rr · shoes we have for the family, son ville visited with hL Mr. and Mn. Roy Wiseman !hill year. when W..t er Mr 8 d M Do of Ravenswood were eallers at ob~erve11 Jts lOOth By shopping here, you'll d~n and f~rnUy r:~ Su~~e:Y. the home of h{!J uncle and aunt Hostesses at ~ be able to sboe them · Mrs. Faye Jordan spent Mon- Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Caster. House are Mrs. D. G. Wilfong smartly and save money, day with her cousi11, Maude I too. IJones in Albany. 50 000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY George Lowther suffered a ' · , Girls' Patent Leather injury while at his • Dret• Tennessee Gas ertl le . I !On I' Comp•ny 531 WEST MAIN STREET Smartly Mr. and Mrs. William of Columbus visited her moO...r 200 WMkly For Aft Mrs. Ola Perry and bro• Tun Pekl Winners- Trading ther. Frank Perry, Sumday. Lessl Stomps Of Your Weekend guests or Mr. and Choice Mrs. Earl Starkey were their HI TEST 21.9 gr~~ddla~:~~~;.,Joy Wiseman, Put the lighter look of lively Sunlight Colors Inth , Mrs. Wilda Every Gallon Sold With A Monl't Beck Guoronm to your fashion picture this Spring with a colorWisemai1 of RavelUIWood, and ful new Custom Fabric Worsted Sult tailored by L1IIIH' new pump1 In white, ...,., Now Under New Management their grandson and !amily, Mr. KINGSRIDGE. As this brighter look comes to Ioden ''""· ttlum 1nd beige Mrs. David Wiseman and IHthor. Aloa ~lock polotll. men's cloth'ing, adding excitement and zest to the fabulous fabrics, perfect patterns and true New Stock of LadiH !!ester tailoring excellence seen throughout our new itraws ont1 LoolltCustom Fabric Collection of Greys, Browns, All Shopot onct St'" Blues, Olives and Black. the Methodist Con- R ' f I E L D S lI ~~t J ' cal, ~ ,.,.1 ~ Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Me· iFra..,.. 0::. C.,t F"'" EYIIII p..,~e~ RIB STUKS'.·:;... . _ GARQEtl TILLERS MUdE~MAN'S- Cherries ·PIH... .........~----'~ 19c ALL For Easter Shoes For The Fllft.lily ~(; FLORIDA smmat stvles Grapefruit C •J• d 0'1 Stat' 17 Sllve"$7:CO llrow During hster lay Away PRE-EASTER LAY-AYIAY SALE .... · Now Haskins-Tanner It offering you • uvlngs ef 10% an the purchaH of 1 new Spring lult. By .... Iedin• your lutt now; 1M making 1 $10.00 clepnlt with '"ekly piymtntl yout sull will be p1ltl for whttt you nHd it. Suits mult 1M plckRI up tty April 13th, Thoro to NO CAIIYING CHAIGE on Loy. Aways. .• ' -· . Other Spring Clothing Priced from Self-Service Market WY OPEN EVERY DAY Ladles' Cushion Insole Tennis Shoes 1.99-3.99 9:00 to 9:00 Painted toe or round toe. All colors. Kids Tennis Shoe$ • 99c SLICED Insole. Slzes 7 to 2. LOAFERS and OXFORDS · •· •••••· 8.99 .09 IlK. Men's Hats Priced from .;; 79c to DRESS SHOES .5.99 to 12.95 *13·95 PORK NECK BONES ::~ :::, _ SLICED BACON ENDS - - 4.00 Ben Franklin Men's enll lit 8oyt' LEATHER LOAFERS •• 3.88 Arrow Decton Glen" 11 $6.95 RNJ luxury in wash and wear . . . 65~ Dacron Polyester and Ulj\, cotton that irons itleU po mtltter bow it"a wutled. Arrow Mitoga tailored. to perfectlon in the Glen Styled collar. Arrow Dress Shirts Priced $4.50 to $8.95 NUNN-BUSH SHOES •Brown BEEF PREMIUM .Enter .... ..... the ·Ham Contest! Boys' llllher Dresi s•oes2.88 tO 5.98 ' .- Good selection of Ealter Candy - Rabbits, bun- ~~--~- l HAM CONTEST ' NAME -------------C I T Y - - - PHONE-- lldttlou WIN A HAM FOR EASTER! .. HAM CONTIST ' .. HAMil ' ,. llmon'ILow,..... OLIO------ GROUND BEEF lb. 39c ~··119 UnclooolliN POTATOII - - - All Popular Iron• ADDIIQ -.---..:..-·._ · ......__,_ 10 Hasklns-Ta.... COUNTY Cello Pki· ,.. 11. A III'Ce aeloetloll of . . .~. . pattern• and Colori fllr 9.c tltlo alo. ' 1,.. ·· Mh.y 9 to SiCJO.;;;,.,..~ ' tSIMOif$ II:'~~ •4 ; . HASKINS-TANNER "QIUility ClotMn1 Sinee 1866" CARROTS- ,... 10c ·=- . , < ·~ ··"f I • tiOO gala wraps. 91t •Jellhr•lllrd It~~~• Assorted flavors ond colors. ' 1 "• I • : • t N- Shl,_ Just In filM For E11t1r By n 2~ American Greetings Appmprlate sentlm.enta for flveryo_.e in our wide selee-tioo. Chooae tta. now and malltbem. Fl~ffy marsh· mallow centers. Sc •• ·Costume Jewelry All new Jewm,. for tb.e new seuon ... beadl!l. ear rinas. nectlaees &ad c:omblnatlon sets. 1.00 "I' Jc "Rit" Easter 15c- i., ' ' ~~-~~-A~.~AfR... SHGf$ ' ~ Pefli·W•••Pioall lgeo Ch•K~IIodtt CoverO<I IQI YELLOW qNIORS 3 Cello Beg c yd Ill·· . ·f ,. 1.98 each .. 59c milk chaco- ·• • 89c Yd. 0 wab- and ~itary, DOD toxic, . ~9Cl-~llerglc. Lambs, bears, chick.eoa, etc. I 36" end 45" S.nforli:ed ~ C...lfn, .... POftflao SliD II'('J ·1~ c:ny - -..,..,. , ..,. , PHQNI -· ~ CANDY SARI- POTATOII MEIGS .' ... ' -;w;••;N;••;s~;;;;;;~~=·~~.·..~..;;:;::~;;;;;;~~!:: ;'... One Lb. Whitman Sampler With Handbag. : ' •; · · · ··w· 6.50 PluP tors that GING HAM Tbe ullimote iD Scylo, Quality ond Comfort ••• lt'a Nunn- _ , ....h ·" Plu~, Toys EASTER CANDY PNIIt, LIM lOlLING IIIF - - - ~ Trftl Tho,Kiddieo te nies, candy chickens. :lusb Shoe1 with excluliYely desiped ankle.falhloninl that eom.blnts mua: fit and trim sm~ u J'OU walk through lbe miles. . CANDY Round Steak_ ~~. 89c Sirloin Steak "'· 98c Fifth PIG F l i T - - - - • Compliment her on Easter Sunday, April 14th with gifts of Whi_tman's ond Pangburft's fine cdndles. ChoOse your gift today from our exciting selection. · it's rime for eBiack $7.95 to $15.95 ADDRESS - - - - - - WHITMAN'S PANGBURN'S Men's and lltilayl' 81_. Potent LHiher PORK STEAK the Stetson "Eagle" charcoal and oHvel SONS ,. 9:00 to 7:00 $29.95 to $69.95 All men 10 for thia smartly styled All-American bat that fits and flatten every face and every figure. See it today lb Spri~ti's latest shadings of brown1 lb. 33c Handbags lncl11ding Thurtlday Beer and Wine Carru·Out SSe lb. sl-~o89c Broom Ladies' Pumps 5.99 2-3975 Pomeroy Reg. ;J9~ Children's - SHOES 2.88--3.88 9 SIMON'S $69·95 ' ' " TONGS ..' -· l'~~~::o:at 79c Cri5co -~- - ""i Oniorw PI<Jnts . STAR SUPPLY CO. .... .Swisher · & Lohse -~ ' �•• . \ ' . ~ 8-Dany SenUnel, Pomer!oy-Middlepdrt, 0., AprU 4, 111113 ~ -Ell · .r Olo!a fur,.,: Cieri PoWEll Rrul ah Price; Lay JeaMr - Glen Mr. anc Mis. Dale · 'l'urllor; Steward> - Gk>ria r· ..,.. 11o1t1 reconOy 1o \ !fa•l!li. .Laura Price and GOJ. ao•Helatlveo and a shower .lliPic:&*l ~ ' .. ~. held lor Mrs. Jerry . . er.,. ·ot .._.'lilt Mill ~M,It - p voted to continue Present lflre Mr. and Mn. ~ ... 'tlo . • tho M a CIIIIIIIIW1itJ church instead Merle DaviA, Mr. and Mrs. r G~lce Turnoi-~""::::; ;!_,.~ Whorler of Rasanky, Tt~as. 1be one has a great grandm.. Mra. (:onn Ator, Alhena, Rt. and a great great grandmother, Flora 'Bolton o! Flori· t..armeJ News, Events :~ndDo~:. ~~a.:"~.~a;~d :~e~au:::~=r~n~~ve c;l~, 11> G4Uipolll ro<ontly. Bre!lt Poi*'IICIII spent Friday -· · 1lltb hlo ~nll, Mr. lDd lind Mra. l<ull Ell/and .lho point Plusant Ill l\lro, Poo~lu Circle lind IArry.J Riser ill dot park manapr. bel' ,.... II dlrtcled by Robert Jameo Ctrtle •11'1 Ricky of' ii'!IJI'II thll Y•"'' .w be !rom MCGiotbllll. New Hwen visited Mn. Mary I'· m. to 5 p. m. lind liN! ManClrc:Je lluiKiay, oilln 8111!10 wiD bo! .,.. toVen - - - -.....~ ...,,. . . a.-. - = 8~.;~ fl;r•:~: ~~j =::a:•~~n J:Z an- MFJ"':ce telocal,od ; : ' d = .. ANNOUNCI! ltOO iiVNT daughter, Debbie, all or Dex· Sunday callers at the Me· ~ of u~me;," "Chester and_ Betty V~n Mehir tile Naaon ·rrtm April I to Ootc- Tbo 1"""" 1 till hunt~ '""": . 1 lr ter' Mr. and Mn. G. B. Mil' Whorter home Included Mr. and Van Meter of !>fornilll Star vis- of Dorcas called at U., of ember I. oorld bY Modern Wo dDteli ' -~· N~G IAuglln, Albany, Mr. an~ Mr< . Gene J#!ers and children ited Mr and Mrs. Dana Moore · Dean Brtnl<ar Sunday will be ~ at Bed!ord 'llcltool· ~ertt Grant, and Mrs. Everett Holcomb and Paul 1 recent Suttday. Mr. And Mrs. Dan Smith GET ffiOR _RATIHGI 1buntday, April 12th at 1 p.iiL. P' •\Irs. "''rralne Bondolph daughters . and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson and Flo!'- on Mr and Mn. Joe "T. PLEAllANT - Tlte Po!nt Chlldren altalble tD enler schoof . I~.rs. Jeyce Carpenter, llorBey Jordan and !ami· ence Circle made • buslnesa trip of Tuppers Plains and Walwna Jllltlor next fall In !''"' to lalt ··-· · · Mr. and Mrs. War,... G. · Mr ·an<! Mrs. Jim . · School bandis ._ived Ill· are v '"" · • · "'" · or, Teresa and Butch lind Mr. Mr and Mrs. Charles Gas- daughteo Rutlao.d and son eaUed on Mr. and Mn. al-the tllll!l81 ju- firltlrade room •that day. Pare and Mn Larry Slamohory, and ramJJy of Athens vl•· ~r. a~ Mro. H. E ,Starlcey Dnl• W•l•~ •nd !amlly 'of Long ll!tltlval held last ents 01 younger chljdren are 14 ~ldoburf, Jolul and Sue iced. Sunday wllb hlso brother, spent Monday evening .. Kh her BoUom .., Mttndlty. Ia Rlple;, W. VI. Six bring IIH!m In the a!ternom r rorP~ekerlngton, VIrginia Turner, Mr. and Mrtt. Jame. Gaoton. brother and sloter· • In • law·,. . Mr. and l\lro. Dan mlllt and bandl porlll!pl!li!d-- p,. the 1!"1 hUll. Bedfonl COIIIDHinitJ': Columbuo. Mr. lDd Mrs. Mro. Ellen Hollan~ of Fa;.. Mr. and Ml'l. A. R. CUtar. ctL:dren visited Sunday with Mr. • . center w!U beld a varlet• ahow, er Price and Laura, Mr. born is spending some time A grotlp !rom Mt Union at· and Mn Pan I Smith and . 52-member WlhMDa ~ nlgltl; .\OI'U t. tlutltlii 11 ~oreeted by '1'ltomu B. Reed at 8 p.m. Mrs. Max Haning, Mr. and here with her daughter, Sharon tended the hymn sin~ at the net SmJth o! Portland. · -'' ' ll.rs. Glen COne, Mrs. Ida Holland, and other relatives at IAlbany Baptist Church Sunday Paul ~mlth o! Portland called Cheadle, Mr!t- Rex Cheadle home or her orother-in·law Inig~L 'Iat the home of Dean Brinker " MAiko Simon'• P~k-~·PalrYour tl•fl!lll~•rters Kathy, Mrs. Douglas Mosler and sister Mr and Mrs Victor Tuesd~'' even1ng ~rL •1 lm~roved venlon of nttion's and Justin, Mr. and Mro. Laur- Perry · · · Mr. 1nd Mrs. Marion McClure Jim smith spent the week end most popullr tllltr. 3 hp 4-cyclt ence Carpenter. Mrs. -Helen · : and Charles Moore. Dexter. vis- at t.aurPI Cliff. qine, llorllontll drive. 26 .. of . Turner, Mrs. Nellie Vale and Mr. and Mrs. John Dunham ited with Mrs. McClure's sister, Mrs. Minnie Roush retutned 14"' diameter bolo tines •eed 110 John Frank, local, and . and !amily have moved to the Mrs. Golden Stansbury Monday . to her home alter spending tools to adjust down to 8"" 1or 1uest of honor and her that they precently Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansbury some time with iter daughter tlllina: between narrow rows. Qulct-l.ok clutch eorrtrol, other 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry f&rm that they recently were Sunday dinner guests of of Pomeroy, Mrs. Robert Warn· controls h1ndltbu mc1n111d. 1 PERSONALS !rom Mrs. Hoyt Keeton. . and Mrs. Warren G. Tum.· .,. Ctmstleft rewnt 0ptlonat. EA~ CREDIT TERMS Mr.· aD~J Mrs. Joe McWhorter Guests during tbe weekend and family at Reynoldsburg. · 1 JLynn Whitting!Dn) are announc- Mr. and Mrs. Fern In· other children and IIH!ir lamling the birth of 1 daughter, eluded their children wbo joined them there Record Number Of Paula Kay on Monday March Mr. and Mrs. Elba Mr. and Mr.. Larry Vioitors Expected 18 at Shel~ring Arms Hospital. and Sharon, Mr. 1nd Ml'l!. Jer· . RACINE, OHIO Maternal grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and Mr. and Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - 1be Tu· SAVE 20-30 EVEN 401k a.,,..,...,...,,.,...., ............,...,..,.....-...,.....,...,....,....,...,!_:'•n~d--'M~Irs~.~R:....A~·:. .Whi~tt~ln~gto~n:_.~Jo. chtidren o! Athens and Dale Stansbury a n d Endie-Wei . and Mansion l!ot!sell ·· --- -- Paul Gaston and family, daughters of Columbus. They opent::d for the t91t' ~eason Hop in today and take a l.ook bany. returned to their home here on day, April 1. A record IT'S HASKI.''IS·TANNER'S-IN GAl,LIPOLIS at the world of wonderful new 1- Monday. or villlto" i• exnected Mr . Dana Tu rner or u. ·~rr · shoes we have for the family, son ville visited with hL Mr. and Mn. Roy Wiseman !hill year. when W..t er Mr 8 d M Do of Ravenswood were eallers at ob~erve11 Jts lOOth By shopping here, you'll d~n and f~rnUy r:~ Su~~e:Y. the home of h{!J uncle and aunt Hostesses at ~ be able to sboe them · Mrs. Faye Jordan spent Mon- Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Caster. House are Mrs. D. G. Wilfong smartly and save money, day with her cousi11, Maude I too. IJones in Albany. 50 000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY George Lowther suffered a ' · , Girls' Patent Leather injury while at his • Dret• Tennessee Gas ertl le . I !On I' Comp•ny 531 WEST MAIN STREET Smartly Mr. and Mrs. William of Columbus visited her moO...r 200 WMkly For Aft Mrs. Ola Perry and bro• Tun Pekl Winners- Trading ther. Frank Perry, Sumday. Lessl Stomps Of Your Weekend guests or Mr. and Choice Mrs. Earl Starkey were their HI TEST 21.9 gr~~ddla~:~~~;.,Joy Wiseman, Put the lighter look of lively Sunlight Colors Inth , Mrs. Wilda Every Gallon Sold With A Monl't Beck Guoronm to your fashion picture this Spring with a colorWisemai1 of RavelUIWood, and ful new Custom Fabric Worsted Sult tailored by L1IIIH' new pump1 In white, ...,., Now Under New Management their grandson and !amily, Mr. KINGSRIDGE. As this brighter look comes to Ioden ''""· ttlum 1nd beige Mrs. David Wiseman and IHthor. Aloa ~lock polotll. men's cloth'ing, adding excitement and zest to the fabulous fabrics, perfect patterns and true New Stock of LadiH !!ester tailoring excellence seen throughout our new itraws ont1 LoolltCustom Fabric Collection of Greys, Browns, All Shopot onct St'" Blues, Olives and Black. the Methodist Con- R ' f I E L D S lI ~~t J ' cal, ~ ,.,.1 ~ Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Me· iFra..,.. 0::. C.,t F"'" EYIIII p..,~e~ RIB STUKS'.·:;... . _ GARQEtl TILLERS MUdE~MAN'S- Cherries ·PIH... .........~----'~ 19c ALL For Easter Shoes For The Fllft.lily ~(; FLORIDA smmat stvles Grapefruit C •J• d 0'1 Stat' 17 Sllve"$7:CO llrow During hster lay Away PRE-EASTER LAY-AYIAY SALE .... · Now Haskins-Tanner It offering you • uvlngs ef 10% an the purchaH of 1 new Spring lult. By .... Iedin• your lutt now; 1M making 1 $10.00 clepnlt with '"ekly piymtntl yout sull will be p1ltl for whttt you nHd it. Suits mult 1M plckRI up tty April 13th, Thoro to NO CAIIYING CHAIGE on Loy. Aways. .• ' -· . Other Spring Clothing Priced from Self-Service Market WY OPEN EVERY DAY Ladles' Cushion Insole Tennis Shoes 1.99-3.99 9:00 to 9:00 Painted toe or round toe. All colors. Kids Tennis Shoe$ • 99c SLICED Insole. Slzes 7 to 2. LOAFERS and OXFORDS · •· •••••· 8.99 .09 IlK. Men's Hats Priced from .;; 79c to DRESS SHOES .5.99 to 12.95 *13·95 PORK NECK BONES ::~ :::, _ SLICED BACON ENDS - - 4.00 Ben Franklin Men's enll lit 8oyt' LEATHER LOAFERS •• 3.88 Arrow Decton Glen" 11 $6.95 RNJ luxury in wash and wear . . . 65~ Dacron Polyester and Ulj\, cotton that irons itleU po mtltter bow it"a wutled. Arrow Mitoga tailored. to perfectlon in the Glen Styled collar. Arrow Dress Shirts Priced $4.50 to $8.95 NUNN-BUSH SHOES •Brown BEEF PREMIUM .Enter .... ..... the ·Ham Contest! Boys' llllher Dresi s•oes2.88 tO 5.98 ' .- Good selection of Ealter Candy - Rabbits, bun- ~~--~- l HAM CONTEST ' NAME -------------C I T Y - - - PHONE-- lldttlou WIN A HAM FOR EASTER! .. HAM CONTIST ' .. HAMil ' ,. llmon'ILow,..... OLIO------ GROUND BEEF lb. 39c ~··119 UnclooolliN POTATOII - - - All Popular Iron• ADDIIQ -.---..:..-·._ · ......__,_ 10 Hasklns-Ta.... COUNTY Cello Pki· ,.. 11. A III'Ce aeloetloll of . . .~. . pattern• and Colori fllr 9.c tltlo alo. ' 1,.. ·· Mh.y 9 to SiCJO.;;;,.,..~ ' tSIMOif$ II:'~~ •4 ; . HASKINS-TANNER "QIUility ClotMn1 Sinee 1866" CARROTS- ,... 10c ·=- . , < ·~ ··"f I • tiOO gala wraps. 91t •Jellhr•lllrd It~~~• Assorted flavors ond colors. ' 1 "• I • : • t N- Shl,_ Just In filM For E11t1r By n 2~ American Greetings Appmprlate sentlm.enta for flveryo_.e in our wide selee-tioo. Chooae tta. now and malltbem. Fl~ffy marsh· mallow centers. Sc •• ·Costume Jewelry All new Jewm,. for tb.e new seuon ... beadl!l. ear rinas. nectlaees &ad c:omblnatlon sets. 1.00 "I' Jc "Rit" Easter 15c- i., ' ' ~~-~~-A~.~AfR... SHGf$ ' ~ Pefli·W•••Pioall lgeo Ch•K~IIodtt CoverO<I IQI YELLOW qNIORS 3 Cello Beg c yd Ill·· . ·f ,. 1.98 each .. 59c milk chaco- ·• • 89c Yd. 0 wab- and ~itary, DOD toxic, . ~9Cl-~llerglc. Lambs, bears, chick.eoa, etc. I 36" end 45" S.nforli:ed ~ C...lfn, .... POftflao SliD II'('J ·1~ c:ny - -..,..,. , ..,. , PHQNI -· ~ CANDY SARI- POTATOII MEIGS .' ... ' -;w;••;N;••;s~;;;;;;~~=·~~.·..~..;;:;::~;;;;;;~~!:: ;'... One Lb. Whitman Sampler With Handbag. : ' •; · · · ··w· 6.50 PluP tors that GING HAM Tbe ullimote iD Scylo, Quality ond Comfort ••• lt'a Nunn- _ , ....h ·" Plu~, Toys EASTER CANDY PNIIt, LIM lOlLING IIIF - - - ~ Trftl Tho,Kiddieo te nies, candy chickens. :lusb Shoe1 with excluliYely desiped ankle.falhloninl that eom.blnts mua: fit and trim sm~ u J'OU walk through lbe miles. . CANDY Round Steak_ ~~. 89c Sirloin Steak "'· 98c Fifth PIG F l i T - - - - • Compliment her on Easter Sunday, April 14th with gifts of Whi_tman's ond Pangburft's fine cdndles. ChoOse your gift today from our exciting selection. · it's rime for eBiack $7.95 to $15.95 ADDRESS - - - - - - WHITMAN'S PANGBURN'S Men's and lltilayl' 81_. Potent LHiher PORK STEAK the Stetson "Eagle" charcoal and oHvel SONS ,. 9:00 to 7:00 $29.95 to $69.95 All men 10 for thia smartly styled All-American bat that fits and flatten every face and every figure. See it today lb Spri~ti's latest shadings of brown1 lb. 33c Handbags lncl11ding Thurtlday Beer and Wine Carru·Out SSe lb. sl-~o89c Broom Ladies' Pumps 5.99 2-3975 Pomeroy Reg. ;J9~ Children's - SHOES 2.88--3.88 9 SIMON'S $69·95 ' ' " TONGS ..' -· l'~~~::o:at 79c Cri5co -~- - ""i Oniorw PI<Jnts . STAR SUPPLY CO. .... .Swisher · & Lohse -~ ' �-'• • l)_ad loves Mom, Mom ~oves Dad_ ; both love a bargain [rom .The-Wi1nt'-Xa B·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 4, 1963 rWANT AD ·1 ' FORMATION - ---- ·- · - -. BUSINESS SERVIC!iS_, REAL ESTATE fOR SALE 191 fOR SALE -..;;;i;;;~~;::;._;;~;;;_===~~~'"!":'-'-"---"j EXPERIENCED painters, re- FOR SALE : i rooms, lar&e :n· i'" POMEROY MoTOR uCSAERD BET BEST IS YOUR ..._,, pairs . David "··-· Hyoeu':closed hot and cold ater fuelporch, oil fltmace fS500, Er· Run, Lawlon Templeton, Jr., 1 ' ·M If rd Rt N 1 Mid0 Bailey Hun. 4 4 61p 1 Ph~ne FOR PAINTING, Interior and · ;;;:p.,.:. ·ow:·Uts!. exterior. Call Richard Wilt, · 1962 Bei Air $2495 4 Door Sedan. Ivory over bla rk finish , red interior, W.W. tires show little .wear, V8 motor. automaUe trans.,'" radio and heater. Showroom clean . 1961 Corv•ir ___ $1765 St. Wagon. Automatic trsns., radio, heater, luggage rack. beautiful white finish witt\ red interior, good whitewa11 OFFICE HOURS 8;10 A.. 114. k> 0:01'1 P M Want ;="'"'"""""""""""""""iiiiii;;;;; SEE US FOR ••• OaU:J . .Nn;tay-al311 o\ .111 to t2:M nooa IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A With smaU down. payment required. If you are Interested, without any obllptlo~ pleau cont..:t the undersigned: AUTO SALES __ --==!§!]~===II Middleport Feed Mill __.::;:::.:.=...:=.::=::.. Tony Fowler, OwMt & Opp. FRED W. CROW, JR. The Rambler HOUSE TO BE torn down and "We Do Custom Griudiu(" World Standard of Compact removed . Any reasonable ofN. Middleport WANT AD 2nd Ave. EsceUeoee fer will be accepted, Main L.,...,""'; ~rili PHONE WY 2-21S7 ' IJig car room, ride and perform· I Street, Rulland. Phone SH 2- ~ u; 4243. 4 3 4tc l.:==~~;;;;:~===i ance SmaU car economy (Trustee Lasley Estate) BESl.n.T PRODUCING • rn .. . FOR SALE: Houoo $ I'OODI$, bath ' full basement, 2 R<':;!~/ drilled well. Contact: Newell, Chester, Ohto. for ! 4 3tp -Jof8Cre 7 room semi-modem hou:se, 1 large basement, IBrge ment bam, 14 stanchions. er -1 outbuldlngs ana some ber. Jesse Newell, Long Bot· tom, Ohio. 41 FHA NEW HOMES eGARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER ... ild? 609 N. Second Street, Ml<jdleport. I 3 30tc IO lUI EXPERIENCE PAINTER, Ind ·m t-rior and exterior. Call Ro&· ' We are lntereste er Cullums, WY 2·2682. knowing the number of 4 1 6tc people who would be interested In . . ··. --.... ··--...... -· ................... FOR SALE: registered ford heifers: 8 lo 12 DIOIIths old. Ideal Club calves. Uoyd 'Bia,.kwood, Chester, Phone 1180-2450. JDGWtt•ta 11&..&-. ~ lloA II ~~~~~!~[ I[; SALE: Cub tractor an ...... Ida WMPO Radio II10NJIAY TRRll PIUDAY 1:110 l:lli 1:20 1:30 News Country Mwllc 'niDI Country Jllllboi'Otl Newt 1.:35 Farm World Nen 1:411 Meigs County RFD 7:00 7=05 7:30 7:35 7:50 8:00 1:15 8:30 Net!• lln!atful Pari!' Newt 17:!15 llnUful Party 7:30 Nfts 7:115 Breakfast Party 8:00 News 8:05 Breatful Party 8:30 News <lt.NIOI'I t:ll5 8reUfaat Party ~= 15 Jo11es Blllek Sho1l 3:35 Platter Party 4:00 New. 4:115 Platter Party 4"30 Ne,.. Y 5: 00 N""' 11· 55 Upper Room - - 5:01i Platter Party Jow Jones SIOCt Ave. 5:30 SliD Off '!'&II .LOSE wElGirl' Sl!lely and easIly witlt Dex·A-Diet tablets, only 98c. Stark Drugs. 3 I 60tp '- I :IJI, NOOll Newl 8 00 Februal') SilO Off ~~ t5 Music JUII iOJt You · tllmU, 12 15 Goeaslen Quell star l<'r1. 7:90 News a · 30 Music Jt!sl '!or \ou 1:35 Army Hour HIO News 8:00 Rev . Ira Tibbl 1.0. 1\'.ualc Just For Yoo 8:15 Church at Work 1:¥ News 8:30 New! 1. ·35 'dgslc JUIII"or You 1:!11 Pen_, o\888111b]J SALE! Thursday, F.riday, Saturday, Apr. 4-5-6 e Refreshments, Prizes, Free Registration 3 00 Newt U5 M~••• Just For YCIII 1·30 N"" IN MEMORY 3:35 Mwlic Just FOil You S·OII ~eWL I :05 Platter Party 1 30 News I · 35 Platter Party ( :110 - · . Uli Platter Party t :Jb BlaeiiiJar Allll> boW - Tue. •• 'nlun. 4: 10 Local NIWI 4 10 Musical Mysteries t ·OO News $ 115 Platter Porl)l UD SliD Ofl 1 tiD FebruOI')' Si8D Off SATURDAY liCBBDIJLB J·OO ~ws l ·tlli CoiJntry Musie Time uo ,.._, 1 35 Farm World Nows 1:411 RFD 7:110 News I)AVY JONES ' . ..; .\, ' ' c, ' I ., '~ ~· .1. aareu~~r t:IIO tleWB .am fiSTIVAL JI..!uouo·buc ... Squat ldll Swap Shop 11:30 N""" 11:40 Coolllry : p p...... u Worship 'nluri.l 4.35 latter _,, (F' Pitrisienne ....,..,...-__ B:3G Brealllasl Party t:30 NeWI PlckiDI llardWanl Sbow 9:115 Breakfasl Party Ho Ne111 Report !~ : IIO New• ftlldlo ~ 10:05 Polka Party Breakfast Party 10:35 Music In lbe Air Yan ' ~ Sport SboW 10:05 The Good Wfe 1:35 Breakfast Porl)l . 10:51i Under Ohto Skies 1:45 •Jal<er FlltD. SOOw-hl. n :oo New. 9:011 News 11:111 fop Ten Show t:05 Coffee Wllb Janet 11:30 News 1:30 Newt 11:35 Dutton's Top Ten SboW 1:35 Coffee With Janel 12:00 N.,.._ NOOD Report 1:45 Bell!' N._, Show 12:15 Music Interlude 10:00 Ne111 \2:30 Rev. MerUo Teell 10:01i MIDisterlal Attsoclalloll 1:110 ~·..,. 10:211 Morning Interlude 1: 115 Platter Party 10:30 New• 3·30 Newa 10:35 Morning ln!A!I'Iude 11 ·00 News a t1 !'..: ~ - ~I·• SOUP 20c, ehili 25C, coffee 5c. Jack's Dairy Bar, Middleport. H -lire ' AU'I'OMOIJILE lllounacc bojm cancelled? Lost your operat:of·• 11cenae1 can wv W!IIMi- ~I'" 17 1° I'" 1m I• I• I• '% :... BEGINNlNG APRIL 7th, our ice plant and lockers will l be open on Sundays rrom ~ a.m. till 5 p.m. Davis Ice and Produce Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. .. H~Uc OATH TO DO? oc- ~· --=,..-;;;;n--;;;.- r 4t.fW,Iodl 1•. Ohio. Phone WY 2-5279. 4 3 6tc .E!o·et.rr: . .... ITC<OHU1. GCiNNA TAKE A lll'ltll'- maoagerability Valley Junk Co., Pomeroy, I· A~ DUN NO - 'W-'HHUT'S HE. D. Dip equipment. G. A. Deem, cine, Ohio. Phone WI 9-ZlOII.j 1-utp See NOTICE '!'RUCK GROWERSMelropolitao Moton Order .tyour southern plants E. Main Slreet, Pomeroy now, toinatoes, peppers, cab.. Phone WY !-38?'0 bage, onions, sweet potatoes. f Z2 tfc CharJes R Harris, Portland. 1~~~N=E=w~or-u-sed -o--car -s- Phone WI 3-2G93. trucks, pbone Marvin Mark3. 3 3 61< SALESMAN Beasley Matl:oN;:OT=ICE=-[T"O """--F ;;;A -;-;;RMERS- ews. Athens, LV 3-4061. or :Have on pand 12 mud boxes. r.t;ester 9C!'>-&260 10-9-Uc Could be .,,used as watering . $150.00. Phone troughs. Never have to be 44 replaced. They are 1/S inch thick steel, 10 feel, 2 inches long by 29 inches wide by 21\2 Inches d!'fp. They weight 500 lbs . For quick sale $2S.OO. Also structural I Beams plate at reduced priCes. m;;~:, -:_-_-_-_-=_t~=l{..:.=~?•.£''!:.'-:{:_-_-_-_-_-~ 1 LI'L ABNER 9:00 Wings 01 HeaUDl! 8:10 Church World NOWI 1:41 SUnday Chapel lt:IIO Voice of Prophecy IC:30 News 10·35 Perspectives 10 50 Social SecuriiJ 11:00 Country 11)111111 'l'lllle --- c.t.OII. twv• j;; I•• 119 i"-~ $4 ~~·· 1z ... ..... .. I'" ..... 10 ·~ ~ I'' .. .. ~ 1... ~ : ....... AGI!l'• , ~ark! ""'""1 I hear an automo!>i~' ~omeone i5 coming} ~ ,.• DAILY (lJtYPT()QUOTB - B.W. lunr to work Itt &SrDLB&&SB LOifePELLOW olmply- tor ........... Ia --ploAJa .... tor - u., x tar tho - O'o, .w. lltllrlo - - l o q t l l < l l l d f n........ G ( t l l o - - o D - Ciao- • - daJ--.. . . -cUll- By ERNIE BUSI'IMft.tER " ATTA BOY···LET A 01Jp1op11a1 ClliJda..,. 'l'lf)JPil'I'IJGI MY OKPD GPifHBO PDX TC~XNBBKKONG OKKOOliJO.-WXCY BCLK • l ' CYP NllTDPXN Ytola ....'o A CIUliJ[ IS A L1'l"l't..l '1'BIIfd THAT :MAXB8 RllVOLtJT19NL-ANONYKOUI - Molllla7 'ftroap Frid>.7 7:15 Sign Ou, Musical Clock 7:~ 1be l.ilelino 8:110 Oblo Valley NOWI U6 Sporll 1'oda)' RADIO 12:05 12:lt · 12:15 tUO 12:2S l~:30 l2. ~ Local NeWI Oblo NOWI '··j· . ·~~ •· .,.. MaRet. ' Llltguard Bulltlfn llolnl NOWI O G1'81111 By CHESTER GOUlD ' . DICK TRACY 8:10 World NeWI Agrtcul&ure AgODI 8:16 Mualcal Clock Coun.... Go llooJx. 8:6& Community Ne..,. ~, 9:110 LalcllBII"I:Ir 1:55· Ne"' Be•t 9:30 Public Service J:IIO Country Go lloaDr 9:45 Showen of Bl...lng 2:55 News Bell 10.00 Muon County l'ltwa Z:IIO Midway Ma19:05 1'alll ol lbe ToWD 3:55 NOWI l!oal IG:Iill World News 4:00 DI8ClD& wllb Dou 11:00 Tallo ollbe Ton · 4:30 lnlel'dwllle tncept Frt. Churdl BeDs Ring 5:110 Commnolty N..... U:41i World ~5:115 World • NatiOnal Htwo IJ·Iti Maooo Coll!lly NeWI 5: 15 Spollltbt oo Spol1o 12:110 CommWilt)' NOWI 5:30 Sigo Off ''·' , HAROLD LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 11:30 Country Hymn Ttme Z:IIO Z: 35 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:115 4:30 4:35 '&:00 O ,gu~WMI,/.L~ HIM HAVE IT PNXX 11:10 NIWI 12:00 11:1• 12:30 l:tiO 1. 30 2:30 -D~I- Noon Ropnrl WELL. tJf'/ Dc:INA, MOW '«KJ'RE A VER'V RICH lAD"/, WI-W WILL "ffiO DO WITH no Soln:b Rev. lletllll 1'-. Bour of OecialOD YOU~ MILUON6 "f Lutberar Hour FIRST, ~M. I Sl-lALL PW BACk: THE FORTUNE 'r'OU ADVANCED ME. OM MV POOR JEWEL<;, New• Bapllsl Laym~~~'s Hour Back to the Crou Rev. 1bome 1be Qulel Hour NeWP Sunday Sbowcuo News Si8D Off Februli-y Sigo 011 By LEFF and McWILLIAMS ,, �-'• • l)_ad loves Mom, Mom ~oves Dad_ ; both love a bargain [rom .The-Wi1nt'-Xa B·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 4, 1963 rWANT AD ·1 ' FORMATION - ---- ·- · - -. BUSINESS SERVIC!iS_, REAL ESTATE fOR SALE 191 fOR SALE -..;;;i;;;~~;::;._;;~;;;_===~~~'"!":'-'-"---"j EXPERIENCED painters, re- FOR SALE : i rooms, lar&e :n· i'" POMEROY MoTOR uCSAERD BET BEST IS YOUR ..._,, pairs . David "··-· Hyoeu':closed hot and cold ater fuelporch, oil fltmace fS500, Er· Run, Lawlon Templeton, Jr., 1 ' ·M If rd Rt N 1 Mid0 Bailey Hun. 4 4 61p 1 Ph~ne FOR PAINTING, Interior and · ;;;:p.,.:. ·ow:·Uts!. exterior. Call Richard Wilt, · 1962 Bei Air $2495 4 Door Sedan. Ivory over bla rk finish , red interior, W.W. tires show little .wear, V8 motor. automaUe trans.,'" radio and heater. Showroom clean . 1961 Corv•ir ___ $1765 St. Wagon. Automatic trsns., radio, heater, luggage rack. beautiful white finish witt\ red interior, good whitewa11 OFFICE HOURS 8;10 A.. 114. k> 0:01'1 P M Want ;="'"'"""""""""""""""iiiiii;;;;; SEE US FOR ••• OaU:J . .Nn;tay-al311 o\ .111 to t2:M nooa IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A With smaU down. payment required. If you are Interested, without any obllptlo~ pleau cont..:t the undersigned: AUTO SALES __ --==!§!]~===II Middleport Feed Mill __.::;:::.:.=...:=.::=::.. Tony Fowler, OwMt & Opp. FRED W. CROW, JR. The Rambler HOUSE TO BE torn down and "We Do Custom Griudiu(" World Standard of Compact removed . Any reasonable ofN. Middleport WANT AD 2nd Ave. EsceUeoee fer will be accepted, Main L.,...,""'; ~rili PHONE WY 2-21S7 ' IJig car room, ride and perform· I Street, Rulland. Phone SH 2- ~ u; 4243. 4 3 4tc l.:==~~;;;;:~===i ance SmaU car economy (Trustee Lasley Estate) BESl.n.T PRODUCING • rn .. . FOR SALE: Houoo $ I'OODI$, bath ' full basement, 2 R<':;!~/ drilled well. Contact: Newell, Chester, Ohto. for ! 4 3tp -Jof8Cre 7 room semi-modem hou:se, 1 large basement, IBrge ment bam, 14 stanchions. er -1 outbuldlngs ana some ber. Jesse Newell, Long Bot· tom, Ohio. 41 FHA NEW HOMES eGARDEN SEED eFIELD SEED e FERTILIZER ... ild? 609 N. Second Street, Ml<jdleport. I 3 30tc IO lUI EXPERIENCE PAINTER, Ind ·m t-rior and exterior. Call Ro&· ' We are lntereste er Cullums, WY 2·2682. knowing the number of 4 1 6tc people who would be interested In . . ··. --.... ··--...... -· ................... FOR SALE: registered ford heifers: 8 lo 12 DIOIIths old. Ideal Club calves. Uoyd 'Bia,.kwood, Chester, Phone 1180-2450. JDGWtt•ta 11&..&-. ~ lloA II ~~~~~!~[ I[; SALE: Cub tractor an ...... Ida WMPO Radio II10NJIAY TRRll PIUDAY 1:110 l:lli 1:20 1:30 News Country Mwllc 'niDI Country Jllllboi'Otl Newt 1.:35 Farm World Nen 1:411 Meigs County RFD 7:00 7=05 7:30 7:35 7:50 8:00 1:15 8:30 Net!• lln!atful Pari!' Newt 17:!15 llnUful Party 7:30 Nfts 7:115 Breakfast Party 8:00 News 8:05 Breatful Party 8:30 News <lt.NIOI'I t:ll5 8reUfaat Party ~= 15 Jo11es Blllek Sho1l 3:35 Platter Party 4:00 New. 4:115 Platter Party 4"30 Ne,.. Y 5: 00 N""' 11· 55 Upper Room - - 5:01i Platter Party Jow Jones SIOCt Ave. 5:30 SliD Off '!'&II .LOSE wElGirl' Sl!lely and easIly witlt Dex·A-Diet tablets, only 98c. Stark Drugs. 3 I 60tp '- I :IJI, NOOll Newl 8 00 Februal') SilO Off ~~ t5 Music JUII iOJt You · tllmU, 12 15 Goeaslen Quell star l<'r1. 7:90 News a · 30 Music Jt!sl '!or \ou 1:35 Army Hour HIO News 8:00 Rev . Ira Tibbl 1.0. 1\'.ualc Just For Yoo 8:15 Church at Work 1:¥ News 8:30 New! 1. ·35 'dgslc JUIII"or You 1:!11 Pen_, o\888111b]J SALE! Thursday, F.riday, Saturday, Apr. 4-5-6 e Refreshments, Prizes, Free Registration 3 00 Newt U5 M~••• Just For YCIII 1·30 N"" IN MEMORY 3:35 Mwlic Just FOil You S·OII ~eWL I :05 Platter Party 1 30 News I · 35 Platter Party ( :110 - · . Uli Platter Party t :Jb BlaeiiiJar Allll> boW - Tue. •• 'nlun. 4: 10 Local NIWI 4 10 Musical Mysteries t ·OO News $ 115 Platter Porl)l UD SliD Ofl 1 tiD FebruOI')' Si8D Off SATURDAY liCBBDIJLB J·OO ~ws l ·tlli CoiJntry Musie Time uo ,.._, 1 35 Farm World Nows 1:411 RFD 7:110 News I)AVY JONES ' . ..; .\, ' ' c, ' I ., '~ ~· .1. aareu~~r t:IIO tleWB .am fiSTIVAL JI..!uouo·buc ... Squat ldll Swap Shop 11:30 N""" 11:40 Coolllry : p p...... u Worship 'nluri.l 4.35 latter _,, (F' Pitrisienne ....,..,...-__ B:3G Brealllasl Party t:30 NeWI PlckiDI llardWanl Sbow 9:115 Breakfasl Party Ho Ne111 Report !~ : IIO New• ftlldlo ~ 10:05 Polka Party Breakfast Party 10:35 Music In lbe Air Yan ' ~ Sport SboW 10:05 The Good Wfe 1:35 Breakfast Porl)l . 10:51i Under Ohto Skies 1:45 •Jal<er FlltD. SOOw-hl. n :oo New. 9:011 News 11:111 fop Ten Show t:05 Coffee Wllb Janet 11:30 News 1:30 Newt 11:35 Dutton's Top Ten SboW 1:35 Coffee With Janel 12:00 N.,.._ NOOD Report 1:45 Bell!' N._, Show 12:15 Music Interlude 10:00 Ne111 \2:30 Rev. MerUo Teell 10:01i MIDisterlal Attsoclalloll 1:110 ~·..,. 10:211 Morning Interlude 1: 115 Platter Party 10:30 New• 3·30 Newa 10:35 Morning ln!A!I'Iude 11 ·00 News a t1 !'..: ~ - ~I·• SOUP 20c, ehili 25C, coffee 5c. Jack's Dairy Bar, Middleport. H -lire ' AU'I'OMOIJILE lllounacc bojm cancelled? Lost your operat:of·• 11cenae1 can wv W!IIMi- ~I'" 17 1° I'" 1m I• I• I• '% :... BEGINNlNG APRIL 7th, our ice plant and lockers will l be open on Sundays rrom ~ a.m. till 5 p.m. Davis Ice and Produce Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. .. H~Uc OATH TO DO? oc- ~· --=,..-;;;;n--;;;.- r 4t.fW,Iodl 1•. Ohio. Phone WY 2-5279. 4 3 6tc .E!o·et.rr: . .... ITC<OHU1. GCiNNA TAKE A lll'ltll'- maoagerability Valley Junk Co., Pomeroy, I· A~ DUN NO - 'W-'HHUT'S HE. D. Dip equipment. G. A. Deem, cine, Ohio. Phone WI 9-ZlOII.j 1-utp See NOTICE '!'RUCK GROWERSMelropolitao Moton Order .tyour southern plants E. Main Slreet, Pomeroy now, toinatoes, peppers, cab.. Phone WY !-38?'0 bage, onions, sweet potatoes. f Z2 tfc CharJes R Harris, Portland. 1~~~N=E=w~or-u-sed -o--car -s- Phone WI 3-2G93. trucks, pbone Marvin Mark3. 3 3 61< SALESMAN Beasley Matl:oN;:OT=ICE=-[T"O """--F ;;;A -;-;;RMERS- ews. Athens, LV 3-4061. or :Have on pand 12 mud boxes. r.t;ester 9C!'>-&260 10-9-Uc Could be .,,used as watering . $150.00. Phone troughs. Never have to be 44 replaced. They are 1/S inch thick steel, 10 feel, 2 inches long by 29 inches wide by 21\2 Inches d!'fp. They weight 500 lbs . For quick sale $2S.OO. Also structural I Beams plate at reduced priCes. m;;~:, -:_-_-_-_-=_t~=l{..:.=~?•.£''!:.'-:{:_-_-_-_-_-~ 1 LI'L ABNER 9:00 Wings 01 HeaUDl! 8:10 Church World NOWI 1:41 SUnday Chapel lt:IIO Voice of Prophecy IC:30 News 10·35 Perspectives 10 50 Social SecuriiJ 11:00 Country 11)111111 'l'lllle --- c.t.OII. twv• j;; I•• 119 i"-~ $4 ~~·· 1z ... ..... .. I'" ..... 10 ·~ ~ I'' .. .. ~ 1... ~ : ....... AGI!l'• , ~ark! ""'""1 I hear an automo!>i~' ~omeone i5 coming} ~ ,.• DAILY (lJtYPT()QUOTB - B.W. lunr to work Itt &SrDLB&&SB LOifePELLOW olmply- tor ........... Ia --ploAJa .... tor - u., x tar tho - O'o, .w. lltllrlo - - l o q t l l < l l l d f n........ G ( t l l o - - o D - Ciao- • - daJ--.. . . -cUll- By ERNIE BUSI'IMft.tER " ATTA BOY···LET A 01Jp1op11a1 ClliJda..,. 'l'lf)JPil'I'IJGI MY OKPD GPifHBO PDX TC~XNBBKKONG OKKOOliJO.-WXCY BCLK • l ' CYP NllTDPXN Ytola ....'o A CIUliJ[ IS A L1'l"l't..l '1'BIIfd THAT :MAXB8 RllVOLtJT19NL-ANONYKOUI - Molllla7 'ftroap Frid>.7 7:15 Sign Ou, Musical Clock 7:~ 1be l.ilelino 8:110 Oblo Valley NOWI U6 Sporll 1'oda)' RADIO 12:05 12:lt · 12:15 tUO 12:2S l~:30 l2. ~ Local NeWI Oblo NOWI '··j· . ·~~ •· .,.. MaRet. ' Llltguard Bulltlfn llolnl NOWI O G1'81111 By CHESTER GOUlD ' . DICK TRACY 8:10 World NeWI Agrtcul&ure AgODI 8:16 Mualcal Clock Coun.... Go llooJx. 8:6& Community Ne..,. ~, 9:110 LalcllBII"I:Ir 1:55· Ne"' Be•t 9:30 Public Service J:IIO Country Go lloaDr 9:45 Showen of Bl...lng 2:55 News Bell 10.00 Muon County l'ltwa Z:IIO Midway Ma19:05 1'alll ol lbe ToWD 3:55 NOWI l!oal IG:Iill World News 4:00 DI8ClD& wllb Dou 11:00 Tallo ollbe Ton · 4:30 lnlel'dwllle tncept Frt. Churdl BeDs Ring 5:110 Commnolty N..... U:41i World ~5:115 World • NatiOnal Htwo IJ·Iti Maooo Coll!lly NeWI 5: 15 Spollltbt oo Spol1o 12:110 CommWilt)' NOWI 5:30 Sigo Off ''·' , HAROLD LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 11:30 Country Hymn Ttme Z:IIO Z: 35 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:115 4:30 4:35 '&:00 O ,gu~WMI,/.L~ HIM HAVE IT PNXX 11:10 NIWI 12:00 11:1• 12:30 l:tiO 1. 30 2:30 -D~I- Noon Ropnrl WELL. tJf'/ Dc:INA, MOW '«KJ'RE A VER'V RICH lAD"/, WI-W WILL "ffiO DO WITH no Soln:b Rev. lletllll 1'-. Bour of OecialOD YOU~ MILUON6 "f Lutberar Hour FIRST, ~M. I Sl-lALL PW BACk: THE FORTUNE 'r'OU ADVANCED ME. OM MV POOR JEWEL<;, New• Bapllsl Laym~~~'s Hour Back to the Crou Rev. 1bome 1be Qulel Hour NeWP Sunday Sbowcuo News Si8D Off Februli-y Sigo 011 By LEFF and McWILLIAMS ,, �' ., /1 .t ·NOW' YOU :KNOW 1 ....... IIi<" .. tiM ....., !the autDmobile Industry . h u ,.......,. over Zll mWloa IIIObllet, Inca dd bu1e1. I r- ·e nti n e ft~'I'HD In'_. 17-41• .,. 'lu -IIY~_. ...... .., ............ ·~_ . ........,.a.. ' ' Det!Oied To Thfl lnure•U OJ The . POMEROY-MIDO~EPORT, OHIO Mei11-Ma~on Ar• .. PRICE FIVE (:ENTS •V FRIDAY, APRil 5, 1963 ' Russians Accept I Qt Line CommunicatiQns As Aid To Avert War Elberfelcls In Pomeroy Featuring THIS SPECIAl S tE . ' • Table, 8.95, Chair$, 7.951ach Reg, V•IV, 40,75 Tension Up After Clash Along Wall ... CHANNEL 13 Sponsored By KEDS T"E SHOE BOX • ' . 1-' ' Suggested By U.S.First In Geneva ' Unit~ f'n'n Ia~atloaa1 GENEVA <UPI>- The Soviet Monarch, the versatile tubular steel furniture by Samsonite. Ea~ clean vinyl covered top. Exclusive "Slide Locks" that prevent pinched fingers glye easy folding action. Its sturdy-handsome-a neeessity for every home. Available in white or ·tan. Sh- For The Fa.,ily I t.., •• IUnion today aceepted the Amerl· can propos8'l for a "bot line" communications link bet Wt l!t.ft Moscow and Washington to UN the threat of war by accident. Favorites & HARRIET -r.bight at 7:30 P.M. c - • • One Candidate Is Initiated ByOESGroup ~X QUISI TE • - E \\ r l-' LHY Sale • Visit the 2nd •nd 3rd floors and SH the wonderful v1lues .in Furniture' •.nd WASHlNqTON- Dr. J. Robert Opper.netmer, whose secur-1'"' II) clearance was IUS)lODded lbe .Aromlc Energy . ston .tn tm, wtll recetve ' I I Floor Coverings. ------/ B. H. SANBORN ~~:r··~· cove~ 150,000 Jeweler-Optometrist Mill $t. Middleport ' 10 Plan Practice For District Dol A Rally · CHILDREN'S DRESSES COTTONS - NYLONS - DACRONS TODDLERS 1-3-3 to6X-7to 14 PRICED FROM to CHILDREN'S SLIP·S In cotton & dacron NYLON CAN CANS 79c ,. Over Problems In Car Market ~·98 -, d ~ter Fashions for the Ladies -~Suits • Coats • Dusters • Toppers and Dresses 'J! I ... Outfit Your Entire FamHy At Tile ••• rOMIROY, OHIO' TONIGHT - NOT OPIN � 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 4, 1963 blake edwards harkins welling wise