http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/59d70452920186d8ee4700ae594bf184.pdf 5a5ede1984b4b1f1a1118e54925f1188 PDF Text Text • • •' - • Bliatlnel, . ' 0 .,' '. .. . .• .... ' .. JlfQ:W: JOO ' po,, . .. ____ ...... ELURFUDS ~,.......,tile e ltnbl • ...,. Ww ..... . . .. .viiH" ... ., Uo4!t II, " ' • • r ' l 1 ! ; • ~lf ,. ehtin e • '' ' - .' hots Taken Eight lhous.and four ~ red and eighl perJIPns, 1!)011; women and children, vis~* &-bin Oral va~ciJ\e dispenilllf place~ Sunday lo Meigs eou.ow'' SObin Oral Suiid;.y. -;, Pomeroy had ~ most , 2,111 followed by Mid~1lePQrl, 1'-a<IIJf and ~stern. In very close iif• der, 1,62S, then I·!MIS· and IM\, respectively. Rutland had 1~0, an~ Harrisonvllle SH.I. ' llerJiilrd V. f;ul)j: , •,ice ~ denl of the ~iddJO,P"rl • f'b~· eroy Rotary cluq 811~ 11~/'fM chalfman. extend¢ the appreciption of the spon.sorin~ a;roup f?r provi_ding !"Or~ers f.' ,Utt SJX loc~t10ns. )fe 1(81# ;r'!l, Beta Sigma Phi sftrr/r,ttr, ~~' emergency and fir.e ~epa.rlm#f'~l citizens band rltdlo club. ' nur. . ,},;_ ,'·\;.At · ,-,;: ses, and these doc,tors, ~drpund • ·' -~ ,;-!. i?j I '" I Burt1mas, J. J. Davis~ 'IJ.pyr " • <-';\ • · .~ >-. ~ \ D3niesl, Lew_is Te~,~ • .,U ~J>.', 1 " ••~ ~ ~ ... ·i L .. " .~::.· and John Rld,S:~fl· JWy J.Wa· ·' , ton and R. R. Pic~ens, D. .Q-'P: MAKES DONATION AT HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Grade school Contributions ol 25 cents pi Ronald Grantberry of , gym was where people came for their Sabin Oral Sun· all locations, attended by mem. Reedsville drops his quarter day. Here Bonnie Welch, age 8, attended by Carolyn Nut• .,.,,., 'ot the Rotary Clob 111"" contribution into a contain· [ter, gets the cube of sugar tn• Meigs county's drive to than paid for t~e vaccin~. Fultz er at Eastern High schOol stamp out polio.-Sentinei Photo. .:a1d . Some _will be left ·over 10 after receivin~ his Sabin I ·-apPI) on 'fYpe .J Day Jater. oral. vaccme on a cube of The shots were purchased from sugar. R~~mie said, "It las· the Wyeth Pharmaceutical Co, ted good. -Sentmel photo . Vaccine wa_s._ le(t at Memor1al Hosptlal for othn 1 UIIRTY THEATRE QD~T, OHIO NOW SHOWING ·-eAN THI l'lllATI" : . · (Color) Steve R~es and Valerie a \it'O!IIO --&nd. · "GORGO" ' -' (Color) . ~ ' ·' SATURDAY•. BlU• Travefl aRd Willi11m SylVflilter • ' .. ' ·~ + Landers Is ~ - • j,.,. ' . Ws.A~::n; Channi(t_: · - ~hargedln ­ SkateTheft · t:ao Dowo oo tilt. rarm 1:39 Popeyo 6 Plllll I Rusk FID • ds Reds,. Threatenl.ng East ~:~~:!e~:~gi:~::r~:: 1:80 Ruif 6 Keady.. ·10:110. ·Sbarl t.ewll . Jo:!O KiDI LOoaardo ¥•it• lJ.:OO l'urj · · 11:.118. Make Room For DaddJ H :IIPMI'. Wizard ' • ~:.• Spare (I Sea .: ( :.80 · Joltn's SCrapbook 1 TONIGHT Wolf Olonoy'o •PINOCCHIO". <Techoicolor) 11:00 RiD ,TiD fill . ., . ' 1):30 ~Hnleolor) ·a.:,&,..., Sbow t2:110. Sky Rory Calhoun, Patricia Bredin, laD Hunter, John Gre&· 12:38 ian;' lleadlni · Room -· 1:30 Bozo 1.45 Orioles Vs. Yanb 4:00 4:30 6:00 · 5:30 7:00 7.30 1:30 SUN. MON. and TUIS, ,.,, .. 7...9 ~IP A MAN ANSWIIll" iolidra Dee, Bobby Darin, Micllelil!e Pretle, John Lund, r. c ' .- . .. ' .__ , , ,~ lO:lt .Social Secu•ity 10:30' Church .. of Christ 11:10 Cartooosville . 11:30 Beany • Cecil 12:00 Bup BUMy 12:30 AI!Uai81D 1.:00 'Fiiclta 1' • • Bupernian 2:00 Let's Dance 3:atl 11owllng 5:011 ~orfd of Sporll nj . CANCELLED CHECK TELLS YOU •••• 1:30 1:30 Gfl.ilant Men 1:30 Hootenanny i:oil tAwreoce Welk Show 10:00 Fighl Of Week 10: f5 Malee That Spare ll:ot AcademJ Award l'beater WHO YOU PAID WHEN YOU PAID HOW MUCH YOU PAID ·' lt't ·a legal receipt, good in any court a IUperb evidence to back up your lnco• tax deductions. For your own protection ) would be wise to open a checking before another w..k goet bv. 0<1:04 We Poy 3~. lnterHt On Your S•vlngs . The FA~iERs BANK and Savings Member Feclerel RHerv• System MMnber Fllller•l Deposit lnsurence Co•r.,.;r• ill POMEROY, OHIO W~Wng SEE·HEAR: Chrysler COrp.'s ''Empire" wiQ feature 'l'~y -&valas,, the hot Oscar contend• er for his PQrtrayal of a ;JHer in "Bird Man of Alcatraz:j' ' on April t - the night afteJ' t b e· Academy ,\wards . ... . ;lames Garner, Who ckyrock· e~ to fame as TV's Maverick, be seen In th~ Ulm, ,;Th:e Qreat Escape,'~ a t r u e · wm - a ma• ~out of Allied 101dler1 frOm ·J! Nul prl8cllleQ Ill - camjj::.•• ' lllory :about I 1 I 1 ' ""'"'"""""" a: • I Loc•ks Worker • I 11: IS Late Sho• Ne~bors Probed Sunday 0n Rt 2,t0 I DJ'es At H me 10:110 GUIIal!itia to:ao n ator ay 1 1 11:00 New.i WHTN·TV Ch1nnel - 13 • 1 Jackie Gleason llefendert 9:30 Have Gup Will iravll IS:OO Newa ' 1 1 1 CrosBI'oads ~apt lloctors - At Work Eariy Show i,v· · Deputy L·ong Newspa·per. .'.k. e. .I s·.' E.ndedI M'Inor wreck .stfl I . . 1:00 News IOD. Fabulous queat for Seem Treaourel A,e71l,DI'es os d Miss Bradf.or4 Name4 JiwJfl.·· Of Top Award I 1 o.e· • J I 10:30 Mlghcy ~·· Playhouse · "THI SICiliT 0' MONTI CRISTO" · 1 WC:HS-TV Channel 8 t:lll TV ciamoom· I: 011 CaptalD Kangaroo 10:00 .Tho Alvfll S1toW I'OMIIlOY, OHIO · turs and nurses at Meigs Mem; orial t)ospital followi'jl: closillJ .. . of the six toc~tions. PARIS !UPil - U.S Secretary , Bnt1sh Fore1gn Sf!cretat-y Ulrd It was announced that a make of State Dean _Rusk warne-d today Home in. calling for ~ joi~t strug-• up day for those who mis~ j that eo_mmu~1st sub~ers10n and 1 gle aga•_nst subverston In South yesterday Wlll be ilfl-d nex;t _s~ ~ggre;slOn still cons_htutf' an rna - I East A~la . day afternoon. Ir the wtatb~r j JOT_ threat to peace m South F.af>1 ~peakmg as French d~legatmn nice , the cubes of sugar will ~ As•a,. f ch1el . Couve de Murvtllt- . alio g1ven out (rom ,UJe Pomeroy W1h strong backmg from the , warned agamst '"costly d('vel- p.. rking Jot, otherwise at Porn· British _and French, he pledg~ i oping subvt>rsion'" m that area e.o) Jr. htgh. ---~~ 1tht> Umted States would res1st \ Rusk satd the St>t·urit y ol the !Communist aggression threats , West and the Far East are •·mover 2,20Q turning out. Ronnie Tay- 1 ' "wherever. they sri~." timutely r~lated. " · reminder sign that can be seen PHYSICIAN D J J I1 Rusk said the Umted Slates has . ·"fbi - r..;; 0 f lJ . ':Photo·· · .. r. · · a "vital interest"' in maintainillg 5i;l us a_ requtres · ' Davis of Middleport · was • h . d d · 0f b ttltd res1stan9t! to Commumst aggres., . . ' t e m .epen ence em a. sion, threat s wherever the}' arise, aid Mact fired a kept b~sy 10 ~he h1gh school : South V1et Nam.' wh~re Amertcan , whether in Asia. F.urope or th~ .bulle! ·~ ~Is right I_ cafetena puttmg drops of r troop• are helpmg fight the Com-1 Western Hemlsphece." he de· after writing 0 ~ . , I red Sabin Oral vaccine into mumsts. I dared. His body was fwnd a b 1 "The struggle may be protraC't· · . . hoqrJ 'iiier on ~ of a sugar CU es. : ed and bitter." he said, "hut we Speakmg of Laos. w~ere fight -, Selected for her music ability, in 1if home. have no doubt of ultimate vi<.·· mg ha~. bro~ ~ut agcu? IJ~w~en scholars~JP ranking and citlze~ I tory " i neutra ISt a orn~umst at et :;;hip. TerrY Rradford was nam1 Funeral services for May i I Ru~k addre~sed the opening ,;-e5· 1Lao troops. Husk S<l~d the Gene\- a ed SundaY 85 the top bands·~ ta I for Mlch, Jane (Sapp) Archer, 79, who , . sion o( a thre~ay meeting of agreeme?t neutrahzmg the South rr.an of the year at Southern - .,~., spec c e dJed at her home on Union-ave i '· 1 the South East Ais Tl"eaty Or- East Asian k_m~~m "" ereated a -Local Hi h schooT. m .• atchlng firemen . Porneroy Saturday• will be . . c ounc1'I or basns ' g. 1 s~ATO m 11 WESLEY G. pi_PPERT Agreement was reached be- I r ga_n~zat1on r::. } .. for stability. _ . .. Band Director Edward ~a b~· turned to horror '_Vhe~ Thursday at' 2 p. m. at the Ew· Uu":. "'-., la&ei'NIU_ooal tWftn the Transport Co., in . Mil· Mmtsters. w, ' _ ru_ l ly suppoti the ob)t'C'tl\ t' . " :. Johnson announced selection fl. 1 a· C(lmer of a two-story stru~ ing FUneral home with Rev. WI:U ~-,:: ' • • waukee Wis and a bus drtvers '10 To Meet De Gaulle I oJ t.lt'Sii' <tgr~ments and "e ha\t' MISS Bradford for the award p!re ~nd I •nw:qt.ree fiful The Cleveland Press and Plam I union local ' ' . • . "11 .· h s.,1.·n;·tl~ .apPI 1•d th t"Jr . teo·nt5 ·.. ll ~' yesterday durmg a sprmg . -... con' Sur. · Jerry ~aster! off'IC18"'"'6· . durmg the weekend, He spo ke ~rore meetmg " 1 Ins'fy, kilhng three aand Surviving are ~r busband. ID- Dealer publlihed today for the just 35 hours before a contract Meigs county sheriff's depart-' French President . Charles de decla• ed. . cert at th€ Southern Local gyflllo · ~ free lance rtheam·,Alr a Fson..-'-JohatnSeAir!.~la~, (irst time since N~v . 29, as the was to expire. No terms were ment investigated a minor two- I Gaull~ a~d P1·em1er Gool"ges : Ru~k tontmued. "" We <:~re nut nasium . 4 up...oo.. ...... nation's second long newsPaper annS)Urij:.~l vehicle accident Sunday at 10 ._) Pomptdou_m what apperaed to he ~ s_at1sf1e_d_. howe1_·~r. _that. tl·"· oth~r MIS& Bradfor::. , along wit1a m~ Hazel Moore and .... brl k "tb · t ~"' 1 ' strike finally wa~ at an end. The Negotiators for the Boeing _Co. , 50 p.m. on Route 248 at Long I, 8 d. eIer~m ed eIf art bY bot h II lt' l ~ 1 d e .h_ 01 ~ dune ~ · par ' ICU Ial I} II.1" 10 other senlors, . recelved' .. · ~ • c 5 _Wl JUS eral other nieces · and nephews. . b and the machinists were to meet unttom Untied States and France to lift 1 1 equu em{'nt s that all lore1gn mtl- pw for membership 10 the Torann-•• . 1 limb rticklng out, 1 or'" -. d~ased was a member th l'lr lea . 1 ,.mns out of a C'unent · · ·· 0the~P'ome · roy ~-~ of N. York newspapers began pu - in Washington today for more uv . ltar y 1mre<i be \lit hd l:llln nado band They wer Margarbe ~.. ,. "nun.ou lishing one week ago A car drtven by Stanley Wells,' d f o • o lhe .' I bargammg talks. The machinists 117 Rt 2 Lon Bottom hit 3 1 et!p· reeze: . 1 et Durst. Roberta ~eauter. ChriSt. Friends may call at The Cleveland strike was one have voted to strike An 80-day · ked. g talk w1th F1·en('h , R.Jbert McNirkle June Nelgler 1 A prehmmary · Funera1 home anylime · o£ the longest newspaper black-, Taft- Hartley cooling - off per•od I· par · M' . 01ler. Jcmtce · . ' Smlt:., . . ' ""'·liMBUS - Olilo't """"'~'~""" 1E wmg . motorcycle owned by. · ForeJgn . mts1er M·t~unce c OtiVt' J!m Gm~ ·\ -1963 was offk~ly OllJ'..,. i Burlal wlll be in the HUand outs in history. lt began when ' will expire April 15 ~ ~;s ~:~eihe ~oro~~ytl:l~d~pOfpaf:- j be _Mudrvlll(' on Sunduy .wast dt-- 1 ger Stearns, Melvm Van Me~er, .'J} . ~ u:rday d~g a Cemetery. I . h . j S<'rlbe by AmeriC'an offiCI a s as Jud\' Wigal and Kay Willfnrd <IU .Qitlo state University•• 1 the Teamsters went on strike. At 1 The seven_th str1k~ of_t e year Ie~tly had been left standmg be- • "t·ordial and fnf"ndly .. 0 ' .· . . .,. ... t;.nion. u·a~~-llit •1,000 one time. 13 unians were either at the atorruc test site m Nevada stde the road, out or gas, while I De Gau lle was reported hy b ~hdes JlriD!O!'u' thsecnniO~,n~ndl stab·~ 0 u- Rebecca Battele ""co 'II' went into its fifth day its owner w g d f 11 1 ( t3U '" ~a sc UU".: 't~l" ':t ..L . • PT. ASANT - St:ate Po-- striking or without contracts. : ' . . as . one, an e I French government sourre~ to d.strict all performed at tht Jqr 'I' 1~ recelved ". the 1fce and. the Sherifrs 'Mle Plain Dealer put the first : A str•ke at th_e K•~gsport. ovher onto the ~tghway. No have- decided on a display of dip· · well . attended concert. ~ last year'a ~bmer, rgeOt' ,investigated a two edition of its Monday-dated ~aper Tenn .. Press went mto It6 28th c arges were flied. lomalic "charm" to prove to his . . . d_. ~h~· t.!e~,-. , le ·a~t SUnday 12:~ oli tbe streets SUnday niMt. lt ' day. MI . partner.~. particuiDrly the United Fucneral serv~c3'" hfor d~ames ....... lUlU w~e DJ,I"!II and 96 lh' k t gs MtmOrlBI Hospital Statf'S. that France remains a ! E. arpenler. , . w 0 ted at Wfm' 1 · lor'J four 1001 _ The Ot Route 35 ooe one was W mile f!ISt of Pt. PJeas&nt A hr pagesd •c ·. 'k TAKEN TO HOSPITAL SATURDAY ADMISSlONS _ loyal member of the Western AI· \hIS rest·dence ·m oorcas s un day ~;. ,:rz.ylof Wl8 rt t eatene. newspa~r stn e Mrs Dorothy Chasteen 358 ' Charles Stewart Langsville· lianre. despite recent bitter dis- ev"ntng will be held at the Ew-1 h.tr '·famfly, eve i 1 ntl al'lling in $1,000 prope Y wa• >rVerted m Memphis Tenn · ' ' ' · Ch l Wed sd t 3 • a age and personal Injury to one during the weekend whe~ agre;;: INorth First.. t, 'Middleport, was Nina Rupe: Cheshire; Mrs. Paul agreements over n~~<lear policy mg _ape . ne ay a P· Jty p&ie'vementa. of the driV.e-. taken to Meigs Memorial Hos- , Harris Mmersvill~ and the torpedoing of the Com- m Wllll bunal 111 the Letart • • • ."" ment was reached on a new con· I ·T ' · · Cemeterv The Rev Freeland ;~~~~:W:~ill~la~m~ F. Gorby, 55, tract covermg the eC:litorial and ' pita I Sunday at 5:40 p., m. by DISCHARGES SATURDAY _1 mon Market talks with Bntam Norris ~·iii officiate . .Susie Parker. Rutland, re-was treated at buainess employes of Memphis' ' Middleport E·R squadSmen and Mrs. Larry Lewis, and s o n. l last January . .· . · · ceived a Superior I rating -t economieally Hospital for tw d ily . Tit - admitted as a medical patient. Middleport : Allle Simon Pam- French l'Ord•ahty was notl<'i'- He was an employee of U. S the state cqntest Saturday at ....... ,.._ o aWledn~_apers. e con · sessJon · of I1Je Loc·k 23 for a numb · High · school in Dayton Appali..s.;.n '",,_.. 3~ right ear and I trac~ for average weekJy eroy; Otis Marret, ·Pomeroy. i abl eat the o~mng . er of yeai ·;;· Fairview at tile White Houo cltest cavlly. The pay boosts of $4.75 and $4.50. I' LEARNS OF DEATH ADMISSIONS SUNDAY- Jos· ' SI:ATO counrol and had served m World War for her trumpet solo. Judges of . ti:n:to disewts area h Go b , ~ ' . · ..~. p: 1 . 1 Foli~Hn Rusk's Lim II over.<:.eas w1th thP Navy. He the state contest complimented and other' efforts hap oceurred w en r y, trav. U"'W Ia Apeem.eat · , , , ~rs . Charles R. Karr Sr. re- ' e,.... o:"t ewa1t, Middleport Fre- French remier Porn idoo who was a charter member or the . ., .th _persis''•l north on Route 35,, ancl A contract between the 1Jruted ce1ved word of the death Sun- da M1ller. Chester : Charles I d 1. -• Pth dd P1 1 American Le"JOn in Ra ·ne nd lhe Rutland h•gh ~-~hool student Wl K" tru k driven . AI t1 t""- R"n._ d •- f he I W It M k , e· Ill' 'II . A '11 C I e IVen:u e a ress o we oome b Cl a and her mstructor, R0ae r an ·~ . tq•IJlOR I ~y o , r unc e. a er .. ;~r. - l~gs , m~rsva e, rvl e ar tu the SEATO mini~ters . took 1he . a member of the Apple Grove l Roush . .a c . po . E. Rainey, 21, Route Iixl., Door Co., was to 1hs, yf lrontM. Mr. Markms vas- Mtddleport, Dorothy Chasteen, I I' t t k by R k nd Mtehodist church 1 Pleasant, slde~ped. be loday: en<Ung ~~ many times with the Karrs. , .l1:iddleport; Stella Ad k i n s I ~ a er ___a ~ ___ us ~- 1 . ' . · . . Jon . Webster· also a Rut• 1 services - ~ill be _heid i Reedsville; Maud Van Meter, wiD be chargea lri.th driv· 1 Vfhich had. Funetal Metes General Hoa"pital He IS ~u~~~ved h~rd his ;lfe, I Ja~d mstrumen~al student, re1 left of ceoter: · I afternoon in Ironton. CUlton, W. Va. ; · · ~n ree c 1 ren , pen-(e1ved a 11 ratmg for his drum . , ADMITTED SATURDAY - 1 , Lmda , and Carmen Kay, solo. DISCHARGES SUNDAY Gertrude Graham, Pomero~. all at home . his parents, Mr.' Alfr~: Rusche!, Pomeroy; Mary I DISCHARGES SATURDAY- O"d Mrs. Howard Carpenter of ft;. ~ <ft.. · ~ · . ' . , · . WJUJ · · · , Cundiff, Mason: Helen Bartels, None. Syracuse ; four brothers, Wayne I POSTS IOND 1 II Syrac~~S< ; Carolyr. lleem, New ADMmED SUNDAY - Er· and Clair, Belpre ; Wilson Pom- Charged with~~ larceny ~a 'lfJeS~Z·!IO'eS Haven; Kathryp Payne, M~d- ma Rott~. New Haven; Jam- eroy, and Sid~ey Carpenter of Irota-tiller from Moore'• iiore , . -· _ .... . , ., . ,., . . , 't' , , .,._I"! . I dl.port; Mrs. :>ll>el Wilson,Mtd. l es SOUders, Mtddleport. Wellsville. A SISter, Grace, pre- , in Pomerov Raymond RuoMil , JlE4WW ''1m) · '.' · · : Wfiose wll<! sued 'for dl'· , lions for thP ear• of Mack's dogs .. dleport; Mrs. Marvin Fry, and DISCHARGED SUNDAY - ceded him in death. friends may [of COlumbU; has posted U.Q aervi<!ea J~,be ~ 'rueMay for i · 101/tral irionthit agi>, was · and to ·a friend. , sot., Letart; Baby Male Young, Guy Kennedy: MiddleJMirl ; Ef. call any ttme. bond. Russell was 0~ by DoiJ ~. 'It, ··~ 'edflor f~r ·the old Ohio, The last_note. to th• friend. said Pomeroy. ' f1 Rusaell, Mt~dl~port : Eugene ., IPom....,Y police Saturday night , rl ntl , 1 ·:t'"--U~b-'an.! lor oeverall only, "I've forgolten whot 1 was Holter, Racme , V~~:tor Taylor, RESCH.,DULE MEETING Ialter he aUet!odly stole '\lie till· 1 - ~'-~'P· w ter a 1 te~ oUtdoOR !!!hoW 1on l going to Atly to you.'.. ' "CALLS OFF WEDDING The regular mM'ting of .~ lt.r. . who shot iuld ldlll!!l ~JIIIOII *I Cillim\lols. Mdst' re- 1 Mack was · a lneiiiber of the LAS VEGAS, Nov. tUP! Pomeroy Boaro of Ed~cation .,-,.~~~~ .,four '~ i!olih ot' aii Insurance agent. : Press 'club oi'Ohto: S!lma Delta ln!ss Joan O'Brien, 24, AVERAGE DAlLY scheduled for Tuesday, April 9, SQtflD ~J.Eii , Vs. ~aiel 4: 15 Spoi'io seoi-eboiiil. t:;it.. Peace Corps· · UIJI Way or· Cl'ulis · · • · '1:110 ,Porter w~er Sbow 1:~· ·cljews & SPQr!l 6:40 Weather f:f5 ~eiVs 7:00 SetlU'day. Ja~ 7:30 Sam BenediCt · · 1:311 'Joey Bishop · 9:00 ·Satiii'dtly Night Movit 11:00 News 11:10 Weather lUS Si>orto 11:10 Movlt i:25 Reds . '. y Late Movies Sa~y, AprH I, CIJ 3 M- l~t · P•ril (1162), Dana ~wa, Marta Torin, CIJ. I, 'lbrillei', The r..st of the Som· mei'yillea ·and The siorm. Cb 13, Cliicago Deadline (19ft) AI· an Ladd, Cll·13, Badman'11. Ter. rltory .(lflt61 Gab&J Ha)'OO\ lla'ndolpil Scott. ,· SUJiday, AprH 70 3, Pli>niert, A Plano Goes West, Ch I, OvTroll, Miuion Mez. ' leo, w- ·~ The Great · VictAlr , (!Bilt) AUan Jones; Miry M.,.. . ; tin. ·~· ~y, AprH I, Cll -1, - ~ • GQild Fll!hl, Ray DaleY. CIJ{ ~ . (loc&r AwN'da, ~ ·'Siiiafrl ~; . .~ ' -- Jaetda)', AprD I; Ch 3, Night of ; the -Faceless : Men, Darreo MeGaln, CIJ 13; · Mode Her a Spy ( lt39) SOlly · W~y, AprD .The People. Fred Ma'~ · Nl~rr~y~ Ch 13, 'Mon)CCO f<Jaiid . nDorcas Area . i' I ¥. MI'ss (larker s R t' UpeflOr · 3 mg I ~ I ~ ' ' 1 1 1 , . ' ' 0u!td ' nnt' ;w'.ri·ter I!!l)s 'Self·In Co·I·"-Lus .' i.·l - D/ .• ' . s·. . ' l L: ... ' .' ' . 11ffeJ\'·1f l'ltJDif ·evpra· ·ast . c -1 • I -.. left ·not"'! 10 Sl\ei'Kfl llie Ma110n11: &.'ol!ill\ .- lllle ' DO.. . Shrlde. . ,.. . I "!'hi .O.Vlco · bo· 'l'IIOitdo7 iilll here, railed off her "'heduled !O< SUnday actor Hanoei Allen, rr. MisS O'Briieo said sh.called nesday night, April 10, becauae squad ..,.nt 10 !be l!omo . !let. -meolinl LJ. fd, E Mitlll'it, .• 4:4!1 Ending March 31, 1~ in Coumbus Which WI be at· ~· : . ~ """- ~ him by ·ii>D)e ~~~ ll. llle icwia(J'oi"*al homO. a. I -~ ~bers """ $1JJil. Chittle Ill ~ liM>ISOI . . ._ . ._ _.I IGI~bl. ___ dltil,_ : " • • For 6 Month Pe-'nll , uv.~ of an OEA leg_islative 4 M9 · ' ,· ·s. ·"'*' r'!Jo . · . ; ' .. ' .. --·n I 1lbel'...i. ~~ ... J �J o.. ..,. •. ~- ''Shame! What Will History Say?'' ,s r!/edica Report Way~ G, "-:~•tad,!t treo~~of ellneer ts on thr~ foondations: l remoYilt,. irradiation and When a ' caiiOO' is er early in i~ course in a ssibie place •ucl.'ias n, . e breas~ or tho uterine c ...rv~. complete lremoval pdssible tJsult In cure. · very rarely, . occurs t - SeA-ices For ' 'bad .., lnuble .... J'1IOM LOUJI. 'little way beyond the field of 1drup lhow up flrlt. operation, In some persons !he In women with lar-acl9aneed h., already spread be- cancet' oi the brtas. It w a 1 for• the operation a n d, al· found that removal of the though tliere is no hope of sur· renal 1lands lltJI' the lddntys g!eaJiy removing all of the can- or ol.U.. pituitary Iliad at t11t ~. the operation gives a n y base of the wciuld antibodies that have been de- a a better chance to Now, the tumor. the dru& field the problem being attacked on m 1 n y fronts. Much experimental work · heine done on a group of . of removilla · . glands IIUI'gically, it II ~=!~[ to illlock !hem out wllh h< al-anllllonlstle drup. More cently, an apparatus olmllar to that uaed to 11ve X-ray troat- . ! ' l'lllit. ll',t'3;ur If till ,. of • " • . ; . ~ ' · T B oung _'0 e fl~ral services for ·Arthur Y9!!1!1!, whO died at his resi· d'¥\f!' $unday morning; will be h~Jal l!le Ewing chapel, Wed· nesday at 2 p.m.. with the Rev. Robert Card oflic~g. Burial will be In the Pine. Grove cem~ tery, lfe Is survlvl!<. .by his wife, Jdi, four children, Ernest, ,HarriSonville; Ruby Young, New Martinsville, W. Va.; EImer Yring, Pomeroy; Wanda· Adoljii, Canoga Park, Calif.; four gr~~children, two brothers, Hnmtr Young, Pomeroy, and Edward . Young, Minersville, and a ,number of nieces and nephews... . Frlends may call at the lune,..l home any lime. · · . ' . y ¥1l'Jed W eduesday New i • . UIItWIIill::reports said over 2500 perS«Jns visited the New Haven and, Wahama cenItt's. 'lll!.tre..Wel'll 11,150 doses of Sabin Oral vaccine administered to residents attend· ~1\'&d!liaics. Mrs. Chester Wamsley, chairman, stated tbe sponsors of. ~~~e SOS pr¥'JIIi!>ia.Ma~on County, Pl. Pleasant Junior Woman's Club, was ple~ed wnh the turnout but bad hoped for more. The sponsors had purchased 18,000 doses. Th~ next Sabin Oral Sunday Will be May 5th when vaccine Type m will be administered. The (bird and last of the clinics will be held June 2ad wben vaccine Type U wUI be given. mont, generates proton but beam,whtcb has been used a problem here Is to control kill cancer cella and, wher d~ antiibodlieo1i the wildly erowing tumor cells sirable, to klll the pituitary ·:r· ; ··:-:. to hold !he cancer withoot causjng too much dam- gland . ....oUid account for age to tho oormal cello in 1 h o Another device, the atom reof the body. This is·somethin& II k e actor, has been used to bathe In a tryiog to walk on eggs in such the tumor cells in neutrono. blood a way a• to crack the shells but When. precedjng au o h a si'Jfic- not break the yolks. "bath," sodium borate J. destroy'- the In this group of drugs a r e jected Into the blood the nitrogen mustard, chlorambu- trona kill the tumor cells. are not so ell, busulfan, sar<:olysine, &- Alllloup m... worlt rtlllllrlll fofllun'lilte;· -the doctors m u s t mercaptopurine, amethopterin. to be doae and alllloap many a delaying action.-by ev- and many others, some still for of the trealmoalt se far trlod means at their disposal. experimental use only. When bave been only parllally aec:ls why, after the they are used, a careful check cceosful 11ainat only .- . r$noval of .a cancer, a the bndy's ability to prnduct! of tamor, It eu safely .l!e said 'treatment i• blood cells mu•t be lhat proareso ' II helD& made Is to kill any tumor made, because that il where apinst oae of lhe w o r 1 t may have wandered the adverse effects of t b o • • mu ... ever bon. ~~ ~ ., .. jlfilllfJt, l!leCelves her Sabin vaccine Sunday from Dr. T. B. M<)G_owan. ~e -vaccin,e WI!S gl!n~M!WI/abama Junior bigh scbool, one of several Sabin centers in Mason County, :~~~::l*~~~~~thatwithhave found to cellbeen reproduction. · _voiee ~rBroadway ••• Reporting . .' •MI\IIIAHAMA- Little Connie Gilland, .<laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 'Gilland of Reports From The Capitol " . EATRE LIBERTY TH · . 14IDDLEPOJIT, OIUO · , 01 NOW SHOWING ' ~SERGEANTS . 3!' i'rUt Sinatra, Dean Matlin, , SW!fy Davi11, Jr., Peter Law· foYif'and Joey Bishop 1 <AIIIO SELECT'D SHORTS TONIGHT "THF. NOTOIIIOUS l ·'··' . LANDLADY" · liiDI: Novak Jack LemQn , ·:~iii' gred Aataire · . -and- .:· t! • · ·• ;"fOU HAVE TO .. · RUN FAST" . ~a 'Hm Elatne Edwards " Grant Rlchardo l~<t,J. Woct. ,-_pr. 9-10 ,·,o•rl fAMILY NIGHTS .;• "THE BASHFUL ELEPHANT" ,•!( Mdflie Mack ·~· ..·r.~ . Kal Fischer -and- "'fttif · SECRET PARTNER;, ..UWith Stewart Grangeland Haya Harareet . River Report Gaa1e readla11: Gallipolis dam 18.0, 21.9, running 34 feel on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 24.· 13, Pt. Plea~ant 25.26, Hinton 1.29 falling, Kanawha Falls 2.20 falling, Charleston 18.04 failing, London. Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. Boat movements: Oblo River - Tibolt down 13, 8:15 a.m. ; Elisha Woods up 14, 7:25a.m.; New Martinsville and Si. Marys ·~ 14, 11:~ p.m.; Beaver up 17,10 p.m.; Jenks 17, 1:20 a.m.; Walter Beckjord up 17, I :50 a.m.: Albert Hold· en up 17, 2:'10 a.m.; Walter Williamson up 17, 5:15 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth up 17, 6:~ a.m. Bal2er down 11,10:45 p.m.; VuJ. can' up 19, 6:2li a.m.; Queen City up 20, 5:55 a.m.; Indiana up 21, 5:2li a.m.; Peggy Down- E. Dykes down 23, 6:10 a.m.; Western up Greenup 6:40 a.m.; Zimmer up Greenup 7:15 p.m.; Inca up Greenup 10:30 p.m.; Dorothy Este• "P Greenup 12:10 a.m.; J . S. Lewis up 3Z, 5:· 15 a.m.: Edeana BosWorth and Dlspatcher up 32, 6 a.m.; Raveru;wood up 33, 1:05 a.m.; 0. F. !llontJ Cartoona A-dmluiDD: 70o • toe ' -,,, ll - ·~· ,, '· ..... ' Beautiful Lilies and 1 Wide Of Fresh Potted •• Plants , •• Table Arral\9ements • , • FOREMAN ' ' Capture the glory and the expression of ,Eas,t er y with Francis lovely flowers .. . ..... Francis lAnd Grtenhoulft ABBOTT Main St. Ph. WY 2-2644 rf.: W.Y 2.-6232·. · We send Flowers Anywhere through F.T.D. ::me:::n:::t:_:.:vo:::iu::n:::tee:::.::r•::·-----'J,=========:!lb""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'="""!...;.,~==,;"~·,.,:,.z ., GIVEN VACCINE - a.m. Galllpolls Dam - Hamilton down 9:50 p.m.; Semel down 6.48.1'.m.; Wayne H. up 7:00 a. m.; U. S. S. Peirce down 9:45 a.m. lanawbo River - Robert W. • home owners • eontractors ebuilders eworlcmen that The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. is the place to buy lum&er and building materials For a friendly ~love-to-relax-in" kitc~en, see your nearest Packaged Gas Kitchen Dealer If your kitchen ii more than five years old, And of course, at the bean of' Any modem I :r.j.,u;u~'d.in"'-!c•h'IO: JPi; buJyO.jr loarOnoiS hnl"" ' .sM.uo lw oil PI!' .....~ 1 ! 't . '; ,.,, ... down 33, 5:25 a.rtt.; ren Ne1gler, seven y~ar-old daughter or. Mr. •1 MATqESS AND r.~ .:.: ·.lOX~ SPitNG ' ,I ....... .:.101.25 " r:•• '.MATTRESSES I ' ' MEETING RESET A ~eetmg of tho; Meigs CoQnty Fllll' ~ ~~y sched· uled lor II'Uelilay' has been reset for Wednesday at 8 p. m. in !he courthouse . fairboard ollice. DiscussiiRl of the · fatrgroonds liuildlng program tv. the main bUsiness. The Meigs County Commissioners, Prosectuing Attorney Bernard Fultz ·aoo · all fair beard lllf!lm· l bers have been asked to attend. · C OF c TO MEET dleport Rd.: Robert · Barrett, Funeral Announced Tbe regulm: meeu~g of P.o- RuUand Rd. ; B_uster Barrett, For Rev, L. Fiek meroy c~amber of. Commerce [Middleport Rd... Charles Barwlll be tonight in office oi t)!.e ':It• RoUand ~-: Mrs. Madge Funeral S.rvices .for Rev-. Ohio Power compariY. Fife, Lake C1ty, Tenn., . 16 William Fick, • ·' :randchildren and nine died Sunday morning enTMre's .., lllbsa· GRA~GE .'VJsiT . grandchildren; lw<> . . Iroute to Holzer· Hospital, will MltiorlotsolwMet Hollill Taylor, Midd~f Rd., held Tuesday at 2 p. m. 10 .......pnn•c _...n. . Springs and Fanzo Taylor, Clieshire Rd. the Ewing Chapel. doat--rur' A•d granges visit the Columbia· · Friends may call at !he He was a resident of Ke 1·rs l rhc-re ·• no ,.b,l1· wte fOf' Myen Sub. grange on and 1s survivt!d by 1 Alfl:ed will rett residence. h.' Rutland •t-rs.ibloe- eo dltli•et lilot• Wlft'r per have charge lime. 'Arrangements are Mrs. Nancy Maud Fick; a honepowf'r Up to · · Charles W. Fick, Mason, ll,OOO ~~:allot.!i Pf'' and a duaghter. Mrs . Miriam •• Bolt, Schenectady, New York. LOW 168,00 Graveside services will be held Wednesday at 1 p. m. at the Marion Cemetery, Marion . . Friends may call at the funeral ' home any time. ·~~iijiP,;;:~~~!!ft AND r- .. ; ; ~~~.• , ·~·tt I Pomeroy firemen were called to the Mabel Mankin property on Condor-s! at 1:50 p. m. Saturday where a building near her WY 2-S3 2 l home had caught fire. The blaze was extinguished by ·fire del>art- 11 N. 2nd Av.. Middleport l. SALE .· A-'JTENI)~BR.vm' ·~ leD'lceo iafii; ~te Clamlce Klnr. bfotber of Mn. Clw"les Werry,'~. oi Pomeroy, were held r..,..•tly at Cedi!' Grove, W. Va. -~ltendlng from this area were Mr. and Mrt. Chll)'les Werry, Sr., Mr . .and Mrs. Harold' Werry of Vinton, and Walter Werry of Muon, alon'g wlht Paul werr; o.r ton. . MARRIAGE APPLICATION Frank M. Harris, ~7. Mason, plant guard, and Susan Fern Barker, 55, Middleport, houseworker: Martin Gene Abbott, 22, Middleport, NYCRR, and Carol Lucinda Morris, 1~. Mid. dleport. Carni\fal Calm, Hard Work Expected In France After Troubles Mtd~ at!,...... Dr. Lewis Telle, right, hands Kaand Mrs. S,am Hous~n down 33, 6:55 a. Neigler, Syracuse, her cube of Sabin vaccine sum.: Philip Sporn down 34, gar at the Racine centel' in the Southern Local High v.m.: Suuthern down 34, 8: school bllildin:g where 1,603 persons participated In the p.m.; H.• E. Bowles down 34, Sabin Oral Sunday.· Sentinel Photo. 10 p.m.; Pamela D. down 34, I a.m.; John Ladd Dean down 34, 2:40 a.m.: Louisiana up 34, 3 a.m.; Joey cbotln up 34, 4:45 Shear~r DIVORCE ASKED A petition for divorce has been filed in Meigs County' Com· mon Pleas Court by Marilyn Rinehart, Reedsville, troll) Marvin Rinehart. Elkins, W. Va., charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Foreign News Commentary Ilea: 1Dill,- Senfinel, P~:~~~~~ iii mpmr CALtEJ) V!dd"""" ~ . f'- ;f'iiiiiiiOiiiiii ~h fiN Hollmr mn, lad· ll. 1nf ~· at J:56• p. m: <lAY· No 41111lq0 •,._, ....,n. fl , .. ,1 IB Mrt. Carl Ker.med)' · e her ankle. Her gra~ ther; Mrs . .J~. is helpjng her with her boule work. enson down 23, 1:25 a.m.; l'(a· tional down 23, 5:30 a.ut.; A. Merrill down MBl'l!lel 5: 10 a.m. Patten down Marmet 6:0o a.m.: C. V. Harner up Winfield 10: jl.m.; Elgerctiff up Winfield 1:· 05 a.m.; Solvay up Winfield 4:1' a.m. Seen and Heard Trlb Soc. eal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark Wetherholt and children of Marietta spent the weekend here visiting relative• and friends . & TUESDAY ':"J. /inlt ey Blue StevSeal up up 22, 22, 5:2511:55 a.m.:p.m.: Charles Le8 down London 5:45 a.m.; .CIHIO Funeral BerViall for Mrs. Iva Barrett. 70, who died at the h<lme of her daughter, ·M rs. Richard GrueseJ'. Rutland, Sun· ~y ~ipg •after a long ill· ~ess, will he held • ll'ed~y at % P-111· .81 !be-, Free Methodlst church in By!l!ll Run. · T\le Revs. Robert Smith> and Herbert Grimm will: officiate. Burllli wil he 1n lhO Rivewiew cemetery, Mlddleportl . .· She was memhe of t li Free Me.OO::Ist in Hr • 11 . R -e h li1o t f"h . ;:;'• ;v~ ·d s ·~ Sh·e u. nl • .c. y. ~ ~asb:~c~ b,n hby ~ u: n · . ay n, an . er par· en s, John Wesley and Floro Ellen Taylor, • brot~er, and. a sister.. . . Surv~vars Include five c~l!d· ren, Mrs. Jessie Grueser, of tile OlaM home. Mrs:B~ett ' Are t'.esday · arill WJiit ... 1ol liM ..... Jlrll. - e~~~r,. ::::;iT- ~3~~95 - . ,. ; : . r~ probably there's ·nluch about it you 1mb were more convenient, more conducive to "relaxation breaks" with family or friends. If you are about to build a new holllfl, the al!8wer is obvi·ous. If you are not, you can stiU enjoy the finest in kitchen magic by remodeUing. Either way you'll' do \letter ~th the •"'1'""1 aid of a Packaged GAS Kitchen deale.:. He·will belp you plan a freah new ·arrangement, With smart, roomy cabineta and co~ters slfordinr that extra storage apace aDd eonvpent OOWitar you need. ' ' " ' ; ;·.· area. . • .t ', ' :. ~~.\,.. ' ltl'e!l!. ·r.'~th~hg . y ' .,.F kitchen is a GAS built-in range. A GAS Range bakes better because the oven circulatee beat. It broils better because the fast flame beat oeara ricb juices in mtlat. And GAS gives you every automatic cooking convenie~~<:e;·.too-including tho Burner-with-a-Brain tha'fl'lnall:ea· every cooking utensil automati'cl · · · ·i A&k an authorized~3~~~~~~Ki~·::te~beu~· dealer to show you a plan for yi>ur home. And remember-for new kitchen you 'II love to cook in , , ..the .,· 111&1~· •' you'U love to cook o11 ia GAS! . !· : .;.::,( i. iike:....... . a. FLAME for coo~ng . ·~~ ' ~~-·-O.....tt'IO'/"f"'' U~L. G~~. ~O~: ~ANV'· .., .... ,..., .•_.• ' . ,t:~-·'""""''"' ~...., ~ ~· ., :-;, " ·~ . )$ lol.~t' " . ·1 \'-I - dtllfll -~ ,_; cloploylol IIIII•. l •bib . ~ ~ ..., ' .J �J o.. ..,. •. ~- ''Shame! What Will History Say?'' ,s r!/edica Report Way~ G, "-:~•tad,!t treo~~of ellneer ts on thr~ foondations: l remoYilt,. irradiation and When a ' caiiOO' is er early in i~ course in a ssibie place •ucl.'ias n, . e breas~ or tho uterine c ...rv~. complete lremoval pdssible tJsult In cure. · very rarely, . occurs t - SeA-ices For ' 'bad .., lnuble .... J'1IOM LOUJI. 'little way beyond the field of 1drup lhow up flrlt. operation, In some persons !he In women with lar-acl9aneed h., already spread be- cancet' oi the brtas. It w a 1 for• the operation a n d, al· found that removal of the though tliere is no hope of sur· renal 1lands lltJI' the lddntys g!eaJiy removing all of the can- or ol.U.. pituitary Iliad at t11t ~. the operation gives a n y base of the wciuld antibodies that have been de- a a better chance to Now, the tumor. the dru& field the problem being attacked on m 1 n y fronts. Much experimental work · heine done on a group of . of removilla · . glands IIUI'gically, it II ~=!~[ to illlock !hem out wllh h< al-anllllonlstle drup. More cently, an apparatus olmllar to that uaed to 11ve X-ray troat- . ! ' l'lllit. ll',t'3;ur If till ,. of • " • . ; . ~ ' · T B oung _'0 e fl~ral services for ·Arthur Y9!!1!1!, whO died at his resi· d'¥\f!' $unday morning; will be h~Jal l!le Ewing chapel, Wed· nesday at 2 p.m.. with the Rev. Robert Card oflic~g. Burial will be In the Pine. Grove cem~ tery, lfe Is survlvl!<. .by his wife, Jdi, four children, Ernest, ,HarriSonville; Ruby Young, New Martinsville, W. Va.; EImer Yring, Pomeroy; Wanda· Adoljii, Canoga Park, Calif.; four gr~~children, two brothers, Hnmtr Young, Pomeroy, and Edward . Young, Minersville, and a ,number of nieces and nephews... . Frlends may call at the lune,..l home any lime. · · . ' . y ¥1l'Jed W eduesday New i • . UIItWIIill::reports said over 2500 perS«Jns visited the New Haven and, Wahama cenItt's. 'lll!.tre..Wel'll 11,150 doses of Sabin Oral vaccine administered to residents attend· ~1\'&d!liaics. Mrs. Chester Wamsley, chairman, stated tbe sponsors of. ~~~e SOS pr¥'JIIi!>ia.Ma~on County, Pl. Pleasant Junior Woman's Club, was ple~ed wnh the turnout but bad hoped for more. The sponsors had purchased 18,000 doses. Th~ next Sabin Oral Sunday Will be May 5th when vaccine Type m will be administered. The (bird and last of the clinics will be held June 2ad wben vaccine Type U wUI be given. mont, generates proton but beam,whtcb has been used a problem here Is to control kill cancer cella and, wher d~ antiibodlieo1i the wildly erowing tumor cells sirable, to klll the pituitary ·:r· ; ··:-:. to hold !he cancer withoot causjng too much dam- gland . ....oUid account for age to tho oormal cello in 1 h o Another device, the atom reof the body. This is·somethin& II k e actor, has been used to bathe In a tryiog to walk on eggs in such the tumor cells in neutrono. blood a way a• to crack the shells but When. precedjng au o h a si'Jfic- not break the yolks. "bath," sodium borate J. destroy'- the In this group of drugs a r e jected Into the blood the nitrogen mustard, chlorambu- trona kill the tumor cells. are not so ell, busulfan, sar<:olysine, &- Alllloup m... worlt rtlllllrlll fofllun'lilte;· -the doctors m u s t mercaptopurine, amethopterin. to be doae and alllloap many a delaying action.-by ev- and many others, some still for of the trealmoalt se far trlod means at their disposal. experimental use only. When bave been only parllally aec:ls why, after the they are used, a careful check cceosful 11ainat only .- . r$noval of .a cancer, a the bndy's ability to prnduct! of tamor, It eu safely .l!e said 'treatment i• blood cells mu•t be lhat proareso ' II helD& made Is to kill any tumor made, because that il where apinst oae of lhe w o r 1 t may have wandered the adverse effects of t b o • • mu ... ever bon. ~~ ~ ., .. jlfilllfJt, l!leCelves her Sabin vaccine Sunday from Dr. T. B. M<)G_owan. ~e -vaccin,e WI!S gl!n~M!WI/abama Junior bigh scbool, one of several Sabin centers in Mason County, :~~~::l*~~~~~thatwithhave found to cellbeen reproduction. · _voiee ~rBroadway ••• Reporting . .' •MI\IIIAHAMA- Little Connie Gilland, .<laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 'Gilland of Reports From The Capitol " . EATRE LIBERTY TH · . 14IDDLEPOJIT, OIUO · , 01 NOW SHOWING ' ~SERGEANTS . 3!' i'rUt Sinatra, Dean Matlin, , SW!fy Davi11, Jr., Peter Law· foYif'and Joey Bishop 1 <AIIIO SELECT'D SHORTS TONIGHT "THF. NOTOIIIOUS l ·'··' . LANDLADY" · liiDI: Novak Jack LemQn , ·:~iii' gred Aataire · . -and- .:· t! • · ·• ;"fOU HAVE TO .. · RUN FAST" . ~a 'Hm Elatne Edwards " Grant Rlchardo l~<t,J. Woct. ,-_pr. 9-10 ,·,o•rl fAMILY NIGHTS .;• "THE BASHFUL ELEPHANT" ,•!( Mdflie Mack ·~· ..·r.~ . Kal Fischer -and- "'fttif · SECRET PARTNER;, ..UWith Stewart Grangeland Haya Harareet . River Report Gaa1e readla11: Gallipolis dam 18.0, 21.9, running 34 feel on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 24.· 13, Pt. Plea~ant 25.26, Hinton 1.29 falling, Kanawha Falls 2.20 falling, Charleston 18.04 failing, London. Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. Boat movements: Oblo River - Tibolt down 13, 8:15 a.m. ; Elisha Woods up 14, 7:25a.m.; New Martinsville and Si. Marys ·~ 14, 11:~ p.m.; Beaver up 17,10 p.m.; Jenks 17, 1:20 a.m.; Walter Beckjord up 17, I :50 a.m.: Albert Hold· en up 17, 2:'10 a.m.; Walter Williamson up 17, 5:15 a.m.; Jerry Bosworth up 17, 6:~ a.m. Bal2er down 11,10:45 p.m.; VuJ. can' up 19, 6:2li a.m.; Queen City up 20, 5:55 a.m.; Indiana up 21, 5:2li a.m.; Peggy Down- E. Dykes down 23, 6:10 a.m.; Western up Greenup 6:40 a.m.; Zimmer up Greenup 7:15 p.m.; Inca up Greenup 10:30 p.m.; Dorothy Este• "P Greenup 12:10 a.m.; J . S. Lewis up 3Z, 5:· 15 a.m.: Edeana BosWorth and Dlspatcher up 32, 6 a.m.; Raveru;wood up 33, 1:05 a.m.; 0. F. !llontJ Cartoona A-dmluiDD: 70o • toe ' -,,, ll - ·~· ,, '· ..... ' Beautiful Lilies and 1 Wide Of Fresh Potted •• Plants , •• Table Arral\9ements • , • FOREMAN ' ' Capture the glory and the expression of ,Eas,t er y with Francis lovely flowers .. . ..... Francis lAnd Grtenhoulft ABBOTT Main St. Ph. WY 2-2644 rf.: W.Y 2.-6232·. · We send Flowers Anywhere through F.T.D. ::me:::n:::t:_:.:vo:::iu::n:::tee:::.::r•::·-----'J,=========:!lb""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'="""!...;.,~==,;"~·,.,:,.z ., GIVEN VACCINE - a.m. Galllpolls Dam - Hamilton down 9:50 p.m.; Semel down 6.48.1'.m.; Wayne H. up 7:00 a. m.; U. S. S. Peirce down 9:45 a.m. lanawbo River - Robert W. • home owners • eontractors ebuilders eworlcmen that The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. is the place to buy lum&er and building materials For a friendly ~love-to-relax-in" kitc~en, see your nearest Packaged Gas Kitchen Dealer If your kitchen ii more than five years old, And of course, at the bean of' Any modem I :r.j.,u;u~'d.in"'-!c•h'IO: JPi; buJyO.jr loarOnoiS hnl"" ' .sM.uo lw oil PI!' .....~ 1 ! 't . '; ,.,, ... down 33, 5:25 a.rtt.; ren Ne1gler, seven y~ar-old daughter or. Mr. •1 MATqESS AND r.~ .:.: ·.lOX~ SPitNG ' ,I ....... .:.101.25 " r:•• '.MATTRESSES I ' ' MEETING RESET A ~eetmg of tho; Meigs CoQnty Fllll' ~ ~~y sched· uled lor II'Uelilay' has been reset for Wednesday at 8 p. m. in !he courthouse . fairboard ollice. DiscussiiRl of the · fatrgroonds liuildlng program tv. the main bUsiness. The Meigs County Commissioners, Prosectuing Attorney Bernard Fultz ·aoo · all fair beard lllf!lm· l bers have been asked to attend. · C OF c TO MEET dleport Rd.: Robert · Barrett, Funeral Announced Tbe regulm: meeu~g of P.o- RuUand Rd. ; B_uster Barrett, For Rev, L. Fiek meroy c~amber of. Commerce [Middleport Rd... Charles Barwlll be tonight in office oi t)!.e ':It• RoUand ~-: Mrs. Madge Funeral S.rvices .for Rev-. Ohio Power compariY. Fife, Lake C1ty, Tenn., . 16 William Fick, • ·' :randchildren and nine died Sunday morning enTMre's .., lllbsa· GRA~GE .'VJsiT . grandchildren; lw<> . . Iroute to Holzer· Hospital, will MltiorlotsolwMet Hollill Taylor, Midd~f Rd., held Tuesday at 2 p. m. 10 .......pnn•c _...n. . Springs and Fanzo Taylor, Clieshire Rd. the Ewing Chapel. doat--rur' A•d granges visit the Columbia· · Friends may call at !he He was a resident of Ke 1·rs l rhc-re ·• no ,.b,l1· wte fOf' Myen Sub. grange on and 1s survivt!d by 1 Alfl:ed will rett residence. h.' Rutland •t-rs.ibloe- eo dltli•et lilot• Wlft'r per have charge lime. 'Arrangements are Mrs. Nancy Maud Fick; a honepowf'r Up to · · Charles W. Fick, Mason, ll,OOO ~~:allot.!i Pf'' and a duaghter. Mrs . Miriam •• Bolt, Schenectady, New York. LOW 168,00 Graveside services will be held Wednesday at 1 p. m. at the Marion Cemetery, Marion . . Friends may call at the funeral ' home any time. ·~~iijiP,;;:~~~!!ft AND r- .. ; ; ~~~.• , ·~·tt I Pomeroy firemen were called to the Mabel Mankin property on Condor-s! at 1:50 p. m. Saturday where a building near her WY 2-S3 2 l home had caught fire. The blaze was extinguished by ·fire del>art- 11 N. 2nd Av.. Middleport l. SALE .· A-'JTENI)~BR.vm' ·~ leD'lceo iafii; ~te Clamlce Klnr. bfotber of Mn. Clw"les Werry,'~. oi Pomeroy, were held r..,..•tly at Cedi!' Grove, W. Va. -~ltendlng from this area were Mr. and Mrt. Chll)'les Werry, Sr., Mr . .and Mrs. Harold' Werry of Vinton, and Walter Werry of Muon, alon'g wlht Paul werr; o.r ton. . MARRIAGE APPLICATION Frank M. Harris, ~7. Mason, plant guard, and Susan Fern Barker, 55, Middleport, houseworker: Martin Gene Abbott, 22, Middleport, NYCRR, and Carol Lucinda Morris, 1~. Mid. dleport. Carni\fal Calm, Hard Work Expected In France After Troubles Mtd~ at!,...... Dr. Lewis Telle, right, hands Kaand Mrs. S,am Hous~n down 33, 6:55 a. Neigler, Syracuse, her cube of Sabin vaccine sum.: Philip Sporn down 34, gar at the Racine centel' in the Southern Local High v.m.: Suuthern down 34, 8: school bllildin:g where 1,603 persons participated In the p.m.; H.• E. Bowles down 34, Sabin Oral Sunday.· Sentinel Photo. 10 p.m.; Pamela D. down 34, I a.m.; John Ladd Dean down 34, 2:40 a.m.: Louisiana up 34, 3 a.m.; Joey cbotln up 34, 4:45 Shear~r DIVORCE ASKED A petition for divorce has been filed in Meigs County' Com· mon Pleas Court by Marilyn Rinehart, Reedsville, troll) Marvin Rinehart. Elkins, W. Va., charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Foreign News Commentary Ilea: 1Dill,- Senfinel, P~:~~~~~ iii mpmr CALtEJ) V!dd"""" ~ . f'- ;f'iiiiiiiOiiiiii ~h fiN Hollmr mn, lad· ll. 1nf ~· at J:56• p. m: <lAY· No 41111lq0 •,._, ....,n. fl , .. ,1 IB Mrt. Carl Ker.med)' · e her ankle. Her gra~ ther; Mrs . .J~. is helpjng her with her boule work. enson down 23, 1:25 a.m.; l'(a· tional down 23, 5:30 a.ut.; A. Merrill down MBl'l!lel 5: 10 a.m. Patten down Marmet 6:0o a.m.: C. V. Harner up Winfield 10: jl.m.; Elgerctiff up Winfield 1:· 05 a.m.; Solvay up Winfield 4:1' a.m. Seen and Heard Trlb Soc. eal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark Wetherholt and children of Marietta spent the weekend here visiting relative• and friends . & TUESDAY ':"J. /inlt ey Blue StevSeal up up 22, 22, 5:2511:55 a.m.:p.m.: Charles Le8 down London 5:45 a.m.; .CIHIO Funeral BerViall for Mrs. Iva Barrett. 70, who died at the h<lme of her daughter, ·M rs. Richard GrueseJ'. Rutland, Sun· ~y ~ipg •after a long ill· ~ess, will he held • ll'ed~y at % P-111· .81 !be-, Free Methodlst church in By!l!ll Run. · T\le Revs. Robert Smith> and Herbert Grimm will: officiate. Burllli wil he 1n lhO Rivewiew cemetery, Mlddleportl . .· She was memhe of t li Free Me.OO::Ist in Hr • 11 . R -e h li1o t f"h . ;:;'• ;v~ ·d s ·~ Sh·e u. nl • .c. y. ~ ~asb:~c~ b,n hby ~ u: n · . ay n, an . er par· en s, John Wesley and Floro Ellen Taylor, • brot~er, and. a sister.. . . Surv~vars Include five c~l!d· ren, Mrs. Jessie Grueser, of tile OlaM home. Mrs:B~ett ' Are t'.esday · arill WJiit ... 1ol liM ..... Jlrll. - e~~~r,. ::::;iT- ~3~~95 - . ,. ; : . r~ probably there's ·nluch about it you 1mb were more convenient, more conducive to "relaxation breaks" with family or friends. If you are about to build a new holllfl, the al!8wer is obvi·ous. If you are not, you can stiU enjoy the finest in kitchen magic by remodeUing. Either way you'll' do \letter ~th the •"'1'""1 aid of a Packaged GAS Kitchen deale.:. He·will belp you plan a freah new ·arrangement, With smart, roomy cabineta and co~ters slfordinr that extra storage apace aDd eonvpent OOWitar you need. ' ' " ' ; ;·.· area. . • .t ', ' :. ~~.\,.. ' ltl'e!l!. ·r.'~th~hg . y ' .,.F kitchen is a GAS built-in range. A GAS Range bakes better because the oven circulatee beat. It broils better because the fast flame beat oeara ricb juices in mtlat. And GAS gives you every automatic cooking convenie~~<:e;·.too-including tho Burner-with-a-Brain tha'fl'lnall:ea· every cooking utensil automati'cl · · · ·i A&k an authorized~3~~~~~~Ki~·::te~beu~· dealer to show you a plan for yi>ur home. And remember-for new kitchen you 'II love to cook in , , ..the .,· 111&1~· •' you'U love to cook o11 ia GAS! . !· : .;.::,( i. iike:....... . a. FLAME for coo~ng . ·~~ ' ~~-·-O.....tt'IO'/"f"'' U~L. G~~. ~O~: ~ANV'· .., .... ,..., .•_.• ' . ,t:~-·'""""''"' ~...., ~ ~· ., :-;, " ·~ . )$ lol.~t' " . ·1 \'-I - dtllfll -~ ,_; cloploylol IIIII•. l •bib . ~ ~ ..., ' .J �!)ally Sentinel, Pomeib)'-lllddleport, 0., April I, II8U _., . ~- -- - N . 'I }' -l'..: ' READY-MIXED fiOO ••• f:IOO ••• ttUG' CONCRETE or more. Phone first for. quiek approval. Then stop for J8llr money. ThriftY terms to · lidt your budget. Use a spr!Dc IMa . now to best advanfage., . SAVES TIME- SAVES MONEY 33! THIS IS A SPECIAL PROCESS THE NU G~O mtthod of fur deonlng. opod after 36 Here comes April 15th! Income· tax time. And if you have trouble coming up with the cash, come to us. We make prompt/ tash .l oans for any worthwhile · purpose. ' ' ECONOMYi SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ( 300 W. Second St.-WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy •as-To ~- •aOOO!! toi.INDID lilt HOURS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED., THUR., 9 A.M. TO $ P.M. fRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. perlenoo. • "'::':!;:~ hair oparl<lo w neu and kHpl For Home Improvements Or Special landscaping We Furnish·· Mrs. Vaughan Is Hostess When Kin Club Met ' ,I ASK FOR NU GLO FUR CLEANING al " '' WE ARE AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE ROBINSON'5· ' AND PRICES PHONE. WY conftlll.,., Plckuji'l·" ' " ' . lo-, ,,.I , ' - - - - 1 5 THE ANSWER.---.. BOB MILLER, ~r. Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. LAUNDERERS - ·. DRY «EANEU ·,, ·Stotlon1 In ' CALL WY 2.J284 FOR SERVICE :·1. · ..... , '(- ..... WHEN MONEY . . - - - 1 5 THE QUISTION~--, eTOP SOIL eFILL DIRT eSAND eGRAVEl IU.urloudy ooft. - •· ' '. 125 E. M•in St., ,Porriiiroy .'. Phone WY 2-2171 · ~284 """ Mlcldlopari·Po~1 ; . Phono Pomeroy Mlcldlopart . c. . ..,_..., I I~\; WITH TWIN BONUS VALUES Laminated p1astie toDP.ed tabletlrlt nwlnl spills, mars, and blmit 6 Matching ebaira with heavy vinyl covers ewer eomfy -boc type seats. Gleaming cllrome or btoirle frame oombined with marble-Uke pat. terned table make this an an~ at. tractire set PLUS t,De extra bwaua JJNriala New Member Is Given Welcome In Garden Club ,. Mrs. Stella CUnningham was STOP IN and SEE FOR YOURSELF II MOST TIMES when you eome to PieteJllyou find us busy. .And 10met1mea you may think we don't wait on you f~st eaeugh, THIS TIMI of year· everyone•• In a hul'l')'. We just do our best and hope you un aee our •J.d.• - how hJrd it is to 1et to evecyone. SOMI PIOPL• think we are cranky. A11 we want fa to have a rood atore for you to •hop, and Y<IU must like it, for 27 yean you have lhoDped Pickenm Hdwe. You have helped B or 8 people make a Jivtna. We don't want .to chanre our way one bit. Wby I:Jbould weT We're doine OKf Q 'l§fil fC!l@lfi(JJ} 2 Dellcleua Flavors Chocoloto • Vonlllo Take Rome A Pint, Quart or Half Gallon DAIRY VALLEY ' Parker Rim WY 2-2556 WI DO OUI liST to treat everyone fair and go along if:&IIJ' way pollible. We know we mQ" make someone mad !>flee in a while, not becau1e we want to. AROUND MOST STOUS everyone k olwoyo in 1 hlll'l')' and lOme ttmel euatomen are not in a hurry. 'lb:at'a where we eet into trouble 10metlmea. They may think we doD•t want to talt to them. 'Ibat'a not the rea10n, we mult walt on those who are in a hurry. When we have Work to do lt'4 hard for ua to bold. atlll verY lona. When we're on vactti~n, Jt'a easy for ua to atop. CHOREMASTER Now H~Perfilrmonco Win An Easter Ham II .GARDEN TILERS 149.95 to 169.95 With EuiUiive DooliD 'tlneo A TEMPO lrtl~ new concept • • . glvet HAM CONnST NAME ·------:--\ ADDRESS -----~ _ _ _ PHONE-- Inglis Fumhure Ml4<1loport, Ohio ,, You may . ~ lilcky--cllp out this· "egg-coupon" and fill out.your name and addreso on It . _. deposit It .in our Easter Htm box In our store. No purcha.. necesoary and .winner will be notified. · Ingels Furnhurt, Mkltlleport you over 15% More De- liven<! power. Tlllo deep. er ~ Better - l'uterl Enjoy moilem power eardeniug - wlth time to lltll'el. '- DUPONT. LUCitE PAINT Only Dupont makt·1 LucJte paint. There'a a dlf· te~encef OutaJde Luclte can be uaed on wood, brick, lf.ucco, cement b)ock. Gae~ 1 lot lorther. Save money! - ~7.91 pl. NIW TIME CHANGE <OIIjiDI to W. Vo. 10011, AprD Guesa we will a:o al.oJig with the new Ume chana-e. W11 h81h 1~ l ing Middleport and Pomeroy would go alone, too. WI ~IALLY THINK it would_be beot for all if Pomeroy ~c 1 hour In the, evenlnc fa nice for everyone worklne. You may not believe tbil our biggest Huffy Mower seller, 1ft" and 20" People are findlng out amaller mower e1ay to handle and don•t C05t so much. '"'* You con ..,., floor ... lnd do It lllco .... And fl~loh your iloor ~~<1 1 1' Ruti..W Thollo cloor .... Rnloh. Wl,lh ~trorolhor~ . mod 0m chomlllrj d~::1 ery. Laats thqe other '-'thin Clticken and . MORE Poultry Wire . &qE V~UESI dlff~ce We cut IDJ Je~ )IOU Thtre'o need. Some of 100 may have only few babY chlcb .lnd need am*U pen Ltwn •Ftt~C. & I!'Oitr Tufo hardware •toft~: ,See f~ mtY by Wlr•, Barlt Wire, Ama etlcanMact..· ' 1 lJt ! yollllelf the diflerence at '' Pieke~U~. i'"Jihlnc Slorto IN IJkt '•'·' -: t eilt. , . *6 EXTRA SEAT COVDS .. * YOUTH CHAIR IJSft · ' " I 2-fa..:'fCI' ~ ,. INPAUilN Pickens. meeting In charge Mrs. Jessie CottrlD, f:E~ I wlth devotions by Mrs. Morarity followed by lhe Prayer in unlson. Members sponded to roll caD with favorite potted flower. A _:, municatim~ I was read by Cottrill concerniog the '."8i~ll meeting to be beld at the any High School, April 20. .' i 1 Mrs. Howard Nolan lntrodu1o: I ed Mrs_ Robert Reibel, guest speaker. who spoke on bow 6 EXTRA SEAT COVERS To teJI)Iee tbe orifluk when lbey or d""anta&fld, B:rtf'IKI . the li ke aew look twb llll k1nt a1 prepare cut flowers and gave demonstration in flower ar~ ra•ging. She told how to treat heron&ill WOl'D Ur; u dy. FREE flowers to make them last, slatIng 1o put the stems in hot wa· er and leave for Z4 hours before using. Conages were presented Mrs. C!lonlngham by Mrs. lrUI and io Mrs. Reibel, by Mrs. Nolan. Refreshments were serued during the social hour 1o those named above and Mrs. A. o. Lee, Mrs. Addle Norris, Mrs. Pearl Knapp and I gueat, Mrs. 'Mary Nolan.. SPECTACULAR BONUS#2 ~ .~r Tb""'t . "•<' _Moson YOUTH <:.HAIR ••PiflW. No aMd for Jqli . ~ lor 1be o...u Oy . . ~ lllnU. retllGhbll YOtllb Clltfr ~ eDJIYertl oae .r De Nhbr dblette c:hltn: tD H lbt ~lL ••• thiS ha~e pbil for you people that need l!ltrd· ware, paint, wallpaper, plumblrlg 1upplles. You can tti¢ your ae.eount to pa~ent r•~··· 'I· Pay by mo.n!fi.- , J1ckens wa,:. n. x 5 n. * 6 MATCHING CHAJaS . ~ ·'"'"'·" ' PAYMENT PLAN We ._"i,' when the Fun-Wile--You-Learn Garden club met TUesday nlng at the home of Mrs. The THROUGH IUMMIR mootho it II 10 bot anywaj>, WhJ I. get home an hour earlier tn the evenlnl7 Earl)' m•m~J"!~rr. JF botira are AlWays ~ooler. t:."l • .,. , ;'1 HUFFY MOWERS 18", 49.9520'', 59.95 ' ' nf *EXT. T~·LU welcomed as a new member, Middleport had 1one alone wttb W. Va. time. "lbere~• ~ -;; , many people from Ohio who work in W.Va. plantl. A.a . extr~.-~ OOYOUl!IID YOUR PLOOII · FiNISHID Thk lprln"·' at the Jeft. '' • 'r ~~' A ~·· t't" ·I ~ ( . SP 3-5592 ' . .' .. ·"'' ( ...:: �!)ally Sentinel, Pomeib)'-lllddleport, 0., April I, II8U _., . ~- -- - N . 'I }' -l'..: ' READY-MIXED fiOO ••• f:IOO ••• ttUG' CONCRETE or more. Phone first for. quiek approval. Then stop for J8llr money. ThriftY terms to · lidt your budget. Use a spr!Dc IMa . now to best advanfage., . SAVES TIME- SAVES MONEY 33! THIS IS A SPECIAL PROCESS THE NU G~O mtthod of fur deonlng. opod after 36 Here comes April 15th! Income· tax time. And if you have trouble coming up with the cash, come to us. We make prompt/ tash .l oans for any worthwhile · purpose. ' ' ECONOMYi SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ( 300 W. Second St.-WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy •as-To ~- •aOOO!! toi.INDID lilt HOURS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED., THUR., 9 A.M. TO $ P.M. fRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. perlenoo. • "'::':!;:~ hair oparl<lo w neu and kHpl For Home Improvements Or Special landscaping We Furnish·· Mrs. Vaughan Is Hostess When Kin Club Met ' ,I ASK FOR NU GLO FUR CLEANING al " '' WE ARE AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE ROBINSON'5· ' AND PRICES PHONE. WY conftlll.,., Plckuji'l·" ' " ' . lo-, ,,.I , ' - - - - 1 5 THE ANSWER.---.. BOB MILLER, ~r. Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. LAUNDERERS - ·. DRY «EANEU ·,, ·Stotlon1 In ' CALL WY 2.J284 FOR SERVICE :·1. · ..... , '(- ..... WHEN MONEY . . - - - 1 5 THE QUISTION~--, eTOP SOIL eFILL DIRT eSAND eGRAVEl IU.urloudy ooft. - •· ' '. 125 E. M•in St., ,Porriiiroy .'. Phone WY 2-2171 · ~284 """ Mlcldlopari·Po~1 ; . Phono Pomeroy Mlcldlopart . c. . ..,_..., I I~\; WITH TWIN BONUS VALUES Laminated p1astie toDP.ed tabletlrlt nwlnl spills, mars, and blmit 6 Matching ebaira with heavy vinyl covers ewer eomfy -boc type seats. Gleaming cllrome or btoirle frame oombined with marble-Uke pat. terned table make this an an~ at. tractire set PLUS t,De extra bwaua JJNriala New Member Is Given Welcome In Garden Club ,. Mrs. Stella CUnningham was STOP IN and SEE FOR YOURSELF II MOST TIMES when you eome to PieteJllyou find us busy. .And 10met1mea you may think we don't wait on you f~st eaeugh, THIS TIMI of year· everyone•• In a hul'l')'. We just do our best and hope you un aee our •J.d.• - how hJrd it is to 1et to evecyone. SOMI PIOPL• think we are cranky. A11 we want fa to have a rood atore for you to •hop, and Y<IU must like it, for 27 yean you have lhoDped Pickenm Hdwe. You have helped B or 8 people make a Jivtna. We don't want .to chanre our way one bit. Wby I:Jbould weT We're doine OKf Q 'l§fil fC!l@lfi(JJ} 2 Dellcleua Flavors Chocoloto • Vonlllo Take Rome A Pint, Quart or Half Gallon DAIRY VALLEY ' Parker Rim WY 2-2556 WI DO OUI liST to treat everyone fair and go along if:&IIJ' way pollible. We know we mQ" make someone mad !>flee in a while, not becau1e we want to. AROUND MOST STOUS everyone k olwoyo in 1 hlll'l')' and lOme ttmel euatomen are not in a hurry. 'lb:at'a where we eet into trouble 10metlmea. They may think we doD•t want to talt to them. 'Ibat'a not the rea10n, we mult walt on those who are in a hurry. When we have Work to do lt'4 hard for ua to bold. atlll verY lona. When we're on vactti~n, Jt'a easy for ua to atop. CHOREMASTER Now H~Perfilrmonco Win An Easter Ham II .GARDEN TILERS 149.95 to 169.95 With EuiUiive DooliD 'tlneo A TEMPO lrtl~ new concept • • . glvet HAM CONnST NAME ·------:--\ ADDRESS -----~ _ _ _ PHONE-- Inglis Fumhure Ml4<1loport, Ohio ,, You may . ~ lilcky--cllp out this· "egg-coupon" and fill out.your name and addreso on It . _. deposit It .in our Easter Htm box In our store. No purcha.. necesoary and .winner will be notified. · Ingels Furnhurt, Mkltlleport you over 15% More De- liven<! power. Tlllo deep. er ~ Better - l'uterl Enjoy moilem power eardeniug - wlth time to lltll'el. '- DUPONT. LUCitE PAINT Only Dupont makt·1 LucJte paint. There'a a dlf· te~encef OutaJde Luclte can be uaed on wood, brick, lf.ucco, cement b)ock. Gae~ 1 lot lorther. Save money! - ~7.91 pl. NIW TIME CHANGE <OIIjiDI to W. Vo. 10011, AprD Guesa we will a:o al.oJig with the new Ume chana-e. W11 h81h 1~ l ing Middleport and Pomeroy would go alone, too. WI ~IALLY THINK it would_be beot for all if Pomeroy ~c 1 hour In the, evenlnc fa nice for everyone worklne. You may not believe tbil our biggest Huffy Mower seller, 1ft" and 20" People are findlng out amaller mower e1ay to handle and don•t C05t so much. '"'* You con ..,., floor ... lnd do It lllco .... And fl~loh your iloor ~~<1 1 1' Ruti..W Thollo cloor .... Rnloh. Wl,lh ~trorolhor~ . mod 0m chomlllrj d~::1 ery. Laats thqe other '-'thin Clticken and . MORE Poultry Wire . &qE V~UESI dlff~ce We cut IDJ Je~ )IOU Thtre'o need. Some of 100 may have only few babY chlcb .lnd need am*U pen Ltwn •Ftt~C. & I!'Oitr Tufo hardware •toft~: ,See f~ mtY by Wlr•, Barlt Wire, Ama etlcanMact..· ' 1 lJt ! yollllelf the diflerence at '' Pieke~U~. i'"Jihlnc Slorto IN IJkt '•'·' -: t eilt. , . *6 EXTRA SEAT COVDS .. * YOUTH CHAIR IJSft · ' " I 2-fa..:'fCI' ~ ,. INPAUilN Pickens. meeting In charge Mrs. Jessie CottrlD, f:E~ I wlth devotions by Mrs. Morarity followed by lhe Prayer in unlson. Members sponded to roll caD with favorite potted flower. A _:, municatim~ I was read by Cottrill concerniog the '."8i~ll meeting to be beld at the any High School, April 20. .' i 1 Mrs. Howard Nolan lntrodu1o: I ed Mrs_ Robert Reibel, guest speaker. who spoke on bow 6 EXTRA SEAT COVERS To teJI)Iee tbe orifluk when lbey or d""anta&fld, B:rtf'IKI . the li ke aew look twb llll k1nt a1 prepare cut flowers and gave demonstration in flower ar~ ra•ging. She told how to treat heron&ill WOl'D Ur; u dy. FREE flowers to make them last, slatIng 1o put the stems in hot wa· er and leave for Z4 hours before using. Conages were presented Mrs. C!lonlngham by Mrs. lrUI and io Mrs. Reibel, by Mrs. Nolan. Refreshments were serued during the social hour 1o those named above and Mrs. A. o. Lee, Mrs. Addle Norris, Mrs. Pearl Knapp and I gueat, Mrs. 'Mary Nolan.. SPECTACULAR BONUS#2 ~ .~r Tb""'t . "•<' _Moson YOUTH <:.HAIR ••PiflW. No aMd for Jqli . ~ lor 1be o...u Oy . . ~ lllnU. retllGhbll YOtllb Clltfr ~ eDJIYertl oae .r De Nhbr dblette c:hltn: tD H lbt ~lL ••• thiS ha~e pbil for you people that need l!ltrd· ware, paint, wallpaper, plumblrlg 1upplles. You can tti¢ your ae.eount to pa~ent r•~··· 'I· Pay by mo.n!fi.- , J1ckens wa,:. n. x 5 n. * 6 MATCHING CHAJaS . ~ ·'"'"'·" ' PAYMENT PLAN We ._"i,' when the Fun-Wile--You-Learn Garden club met TUesday nlng at the home of Mrs. The THROUGH IUMMIR mootho it II 10 bot anywaj>, WhJ I. get home an hour earlier tn the evenlnl7 Earl)' m•m~J"!~rr. JF botira are AlWays ~ooler. t:."l • .,. , ;'1 HUFFY MOWERS 18", 49.9520'', 59.95 ' ' nf *EXT. T~·LU welcomed as a new member, Middleport had 1one alone wttb W. Va. time. "lbere~• ~ -;; , many people from Ohio who work in W.Va. plantl. A.a . extr~.-~ OOYOUl!IID YOUR PLOOII · FiNISHID Thk lprln"·' at the Jeft. '' • 'r ~~' A ~·· t't" ·I ~ ( . SP 3-5592 ' . .' .. ·"'' ( ...:: �. I ' • ~11 et 'llk'!-'t : ' ' i \ .!:. o_. ; . !MIIn-st, ;ll(ift !ulo!tD Is I INl ' '9lllq ll""plllll • ADMI'ITEil· Osborne Srew. pt , Plea.1111t, Joseph Kay. Pt. Pl•aSIInl; Carl Ann / Paillt<!f, Charle5ton: Emerson ~ltUe Middleport• Mrs 'Harry F4,~rs. Pt. Pleasant: Lewis Harper, Jr., Gallipolis Ferry; !Iowan! Sharp o\MI<ln; ·Cft,.,.,lllloftl'h, Pt. Plmant; Ml'l. B•rnette, Jr., Ge lhp~~jls ; M~. Jam.> Glbea ,t, f't , Pleasant; Rolph Shirley lilt. J,lto; Call> ~··• · George Bdter, f..eon; Sid.erine Sue Sherley, Mt. Alto : ne> WhiUington, PI, Plcnsanl; Jl)·rd Rolllllll. Pt. PleaS~~Ilt; Ml'll. loa [.andb, Galllpollo. Delbert Waugh. Ashton . · BIRTH : A daughter to Mr . PISCHARGJ;;Ii. Veva Wa!lll· and Mrs, Dtutl<r' Waugh, Am· lo y, Hender,.n, Mrs. Lloyd I ton. li'?li.t.:.';'j.T ·- -~- 1\JI!Cil:IYIII J..ICENSB AnUa SUe 1\us!OU, du&htfr o' Mr. 8lld Mr,, Trurnon Rill· s~l ol Pomoro) , hu re<elved her c:oomeluloglst llcellle !ram •he Ohio stale School of Cosn••tology 1nd II now employed il Hysell's Beauty Shop on East cr:•te of Pomeroy H I I b Be: • . :N~'!,!~CAL ~Ill!! Ia. 1'1. erey • ., nnder medical ·or. lo.r a bt:<>k> en arm she ltlllferlill rt(lnlly Ia • foU. f- TUESDAY- I, l1 10 • ' S.cot;~~;i: .ntrl1 F1110usiFor. Safttr Wit~. fttt .Exduslve SAFETY GRID Heating 'EIIII!IIIt 8 NO ""'e Re!'l!•rve TJ.,, • · · • ,.,. L;mit O~antitie• Corner Second & Mill St~. M:.l,u...,... Monqoy thru Thursii'oy . , ...... 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frld•y . $olurday . . , 1:30 A.M. to 8;30 P.M. IOit •ob1orbeot· viii l,ooo·'"'''' Rona White, ' Auorted Colors .,. j ' '' I I • l ' L I t I : ' i J. 'I• • * CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HI-''IJN~ end INSULA ,....,. 6674415 ,,.,...loner Cl••"'"' Coin·O~t · • 101 COUIIT STIIIT PiiMIIIOY lhll't ~........ COli. 1H1 I MAIN MtDDLI,OIIT P. 0. lOX 224 ~- STYLE SHOW _ Linda Guinther Iright )and Marilyn Wisecup (]eft) h?sa ~E~t~ ari ~g; !l ,1 th' g to be styled Tuesday, April 9, beg 1nmng at 7:30 P.M. at the 0 h10 a 0 · m h B t Si rna Phi sorority car d party and style show at I e P~~d~·~ : hapter ?It e .e ~iu~ Linda is wearing clothing from the Phillip SlsteiCS, Jumor High audtt~o d. Goesslers Marilyn's stylish garments are from Sttfflers and Mart, Marguert e s, an . · • 1 1 ;;~ 1~-··· Cant 1-lb. Toplndustry Alfred TuppersPlains Execs To Tour Society Notes Society News Pt. Pleasant 1 -su-n-da-y-~Sc~h-oo~l-a-:':tten--:da-n•ce~ !-TU-P-P-ER_S_P-LA_l_N_S_Se_n_t___ _. • • ' ! MYRL COAKLEY ., Simon's Pick-A-Pair .-Sentm:_e~I_~P~h:ot:o~s;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:::~~:::;;;:::;;:~~~;;;;:: II' D~ OPTOMITIIIIT Office Houra: t to 12. 21o II (Ciole It Nooa 011 Tburs. - Ball Court St., Pomei'OJ ,,•• GOLD iOTE • N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• ' Coin·Op '~· Dry Cleaning 10 pounds '2.00 DUKE CLEANERS TION FOB PRONE 18N141J Roll · . on March 31 was 62.' offenng :1frs. Harold Limmers Jnd Pl'. PLEASANT - Indusl r1al $12.40. Worship serv1ces were Mrs. Jack Mulligan o£ Cincinexecutives of the Charleston held at 11 with the Rev. Card nati were weekend guests of , area wtll take a two-day tou.r bringing t~e message ··The Mr and Mrs John Arbaugh and of the Kanawha Valley April Power of Believers." son. Wesley. · 17 and 18 to get a llrol·hand look at the valley's potential for There was an attendance . of Mrs. Myrtle Frost had the , ernnom 1(' growth. 10 at the ~ednes~ay ev~n~~~ ~~ misfortune to get her hand I The tour by bus to points be- prayer ~rvtce With Lmme 1 caught in the wrlnge~ of her t.w~eh pt, Pleasant and Mont~ Gaul leadm~. •washing machine cutting r omery will be jointly sponsor- \ Mrs. Florence sturm, Mr. and lingers so badly It took several b" the Charleston Chamber Mn. Bernard Hawkey and Nan- · stitches to close the wound , Commerce industrial devel- .cy and Dnnna, frum Millstone, Mr and Mra G~y Spencer "'nt de,partment ~nd the 1 \1' Va, and 'Mr. and 1\·trs. R ic~ - and famlly of iteedsvUle were ,av Vlri\ilia lndustnal Devl- ard Spencer and Timmy and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I ..... ,,1 A.ssoclatl~n . ·Danny were recent Sunday VII · Gordon Chevalier and son.s. 1 I ~~amber Pr~Jdent Charlea itore of Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Mrs. Ralph BartoD of Re<!ds- '1 ··~'!':i~c~:·~~~mber work- Boyle&. ville was a Frjday guest '"'' m tllo f~eld of industrial de- ' Last Sunday visitoro in tho Mr. and Mr~. Fon Halsey. hI velopment believe that a great jhome oi Mr. dnd Mrs. Vere , Mrs. Ronme Myer~ an~ c f. deal t!ID be accomplished by swartz were Mr and Mrs. Ver· dren and brother, M1mmte Tor· uuitint under way non swartz. and famHy of Bel- renee of Columbus were Sun .. bb~y~·.:..~..:;~~;~~:~t and' pre, Mr. and Mrs::...Richard ' day guests of their parents, Mr. ~1 1ook- Swartz and family of Ravenna , and Mn. Roland Torrence and concreio~rs. Millard Swartz, Mr. and family. . Val' ¥t-s. -Warren Bentz of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson ' 1 accom· D.;"Mr. and Mrs . . Waid 1 fallllly of Dayton spent a week ley of · take wari.Z' of Athens, and Mr. and lend here wllh hlo mother, Mrs. pli8hed Mrs. C. E. Wood• of Tuppers Effie Watson and other relanote of ac- · hves. ovollable I Plains. 1 Mrs. Audrey Torrence apent 1 Mr. and Mro. Eori Davll and ' several days helping care lor ar- , Ellen of Marietta and Mr. and her daughtor, Mrs. Carl Morrll ~!'! ."''""' · a ~ner· ' Mrs. Waid Swartz of Athens and now baby 10n of Racine. ;:~~ ' were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrf;' Edna Summerfield was · · Hobart Swartz. a Supday 1uest 01·her daughter, Earl Deal of Hutch in-' Mr•. Nina Roblnaon received Mrs. CecU Caldwell lnd flmUy. 10h Inaurance Agency, Robert i w..-d of a daughter, T11111la Ma· "Siler, director of public relationo ~rie , born to Mr. and Mro.' R• of the Marietta Manutacturmr i bert Roblnoon of Parkorabur&, Company and Managing Direc- , Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard lor Cerll Devrock of the Pt. I Beyler are materanl rrandparPieaoant Chamber of f!om- lents. merce. · · \lr. 8lld Mrs. C. E. W'oode of The tour party will gather lor Tuppers Plains vlailed Mr. and llreakloot at the Holiday Inn Mrs. Charlos D. Woode SUnday. on Wodneoday, April 17 at 8 Mrs. Glennie Shumway and a.m. The party will proceed family of Dayton visited in .the 9ver U. S. Route M to Mont- home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert 'omory with brief stops en· Gaol and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd route at du Pont, Diamond AI- Sinc1air, March 24. kali, Union Concrete, the Dtck- Lowell Guthrie and !>!r- and mson mdustnal stte, Glen Fer- Mrs. Paul Perry and Pamela rls Inn, and Union Carblcle Mot- Sue of Columbus recently vialtals plant. FoUowlna a brief ed their parents, Mr. and Mra. prouam 111 th~ LltUo Theatre Geor&e Guthrie. Other recent of West VirllnlB T~h, lunch-- visitors were hu sister, Mr. enn will be served rn thl col- and Mro. Alvin Depoy and lam- And th«l'a tht trou~l~ "~ lmad: ~t cafeteria. On the return ily. ern Jiving, You lr1p to Charleaton over Route Mrs. Mabol Swar!Z of Athens o muscle todoy II, there w11l be no otopa but h d h M nd [ so inclined, And moot ~ators wiJI point out var- visited er aug ter, r. ~ -includlnc our ehUdfen, whon iouo points ol interest and po- Mrs. Paul Buckley and family, participation ill ~Hitllfuloctlvl· lentlai industrial sites Ilona the rec-ently. tin hos elwin- until •""""t way. \ Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost one-third of tlttm fall otmplt Breakfast on the second day and family of Sugar Grove spent phys~eat aahlovomtnt tom. . of th• tour will be served in the the weekend with their parent> dlf ~ 111h lo lonll....,..bll'tour th•i1 . moot tlniJI)'SC tte~ 111ey cJieterio of Union Carbid< Tech· Mr. an d Mrs. Harry Gth u no btcomo....,.1 active. nicfll Center at 8 a.m. Carbide and Mr. and Mra. Tom Yost. OurachooltcJndomuchtohelp representative will present a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spen~ them keep fit, H: can be started brief program and the party cer and 10ns visited her granrl- with a progr.m that costs l;tt~e, "~' ill proceed to Pt Pleasant mother Mrs. Florence Sturm thlt ttkes.• minimum .of 15 mtn· ' 8lld 17, ol Millstone, ' utes ofday YIROIOYI activity each over U. S. Routes 110 W, y a, Sunda y, school there will be 1 otop at FMC Recent callers at tho Char leo But porenl~- ~~<ge and IIIP·· 1 · )rporatlon and narration for D; Woode bome were Mr. and port such pro1fams. Parents •·•• points of interest IDd ind• Mrs. George Guthrie ond Mr. mu•t make len- thelrconcem cl'al sltea along tht woy. and Mrs. CWr Woode. foryouthflt-Where ltcounts The boo will be routed 11r • Miss Conni Hue Woode of - with locolochool ?fficlals. Toke •· t It up vntll youra-nsht owayt n11rnber or polntJ ol interest in Pomeroy . villled •.or aun ' If you WDUid like more Inform• the Pt. Pl01AD1 ar01 •ndinC Mrs. Wilham Carr and lamlly lion, write to The Pre•ldOftt'o at the -Presb)ltenan Church Mondoy afternoon and tvenlnr. Council on Phy•icol fit--.. whm IWicbeo!i wlll lie oerved Woshinllon 25, II.C, at noon. 0. lht rttura trip w MARRIAGE APPUCA110N -··Cirarlestoa, fllere wlll be otopo William FrankUn Be\ls, 28, ::".!':= •t Marlttll Manulactlll'lllg Middleport, laborer, and Jeanie C<lmpmty, 1111 Pleesant Peltlt Ruth Manley, 11, Middleport, : :... - .... ,, ~ • i ..• .., · CAMPBELL'S TOMATO ~ . SOUP FINE BAKED FOODS Ooffn Dinktr'a Delipt! Olntamon 'or Pow4tr•• S1pr I' ~~· ,. rl 'I """"'=."'; ...srt . . . . . ~- ..-. •• ,,...,, ' ...' .\., • DIXIE BELLE • ~ '·' •. ' ' :~ Rec•lar 21o Pte. of 12 • 1 "" ' ..:., . • I. I I ,. '' ~· ~:. \ ~, 1· · .. EMGE'S PURE PORK sau · ' 1·111. Itoil Dloeratlvt t For Total-Electric Homes.on Ohio Power Lines la•ll MILK lUll LAMP .................,. $ ....., ... ·-..... . Natlorually . I'' kll •1&11 ·frflW ' ' ' " . ., Aa. . . .... era" MM. ..... 10-o:r. fUil,p al:lt a•J•• .. , .. •It\:, FGJRoru 1 L • • • 1/, '"•ratl~ dH. A second ,rate reduction within 21 months is now In effect fortotal·electric home customers: :You, too, can now enjoy total·•fe~~trlc living at LESS COST THAN EVER BEFORE. Cost.of electric home heatinJ, for example, · Is reduced as much as 20 per cent I The new low·Total-Electric Home Rate is a biJ saving for you when he,ating and all major appliances In your home are electrically operatedinbh.1din1 cooking, water heatlnJ, clothes dryln1. . . Before you build;.buy or remodel.-remamber-alectrlc rates continue to come dowg, while the cost of flame-type fuels continues to co UP. WAY PIZZARIIO . -. >1 : \ .. .. lxtre Lorge - De.......... lxtro Stunly • "''1' ..... ·UUIDRY ........ Melli S..illltii.• IINr . '· lh-eNh -,ltJit«h . .,. . "'r ' " ' .. ! .... ,., .1 , • • ' ,,.. , . ,. ·~ . ' • FREE ILECT1tiC COMFOifl' P~N~lNq SERVICE: ;CIIJ our ntlrtat offlot or ro~r tltotfiGi htatlnl·deeler for ,....,..plett ind eocurate •tlrnate• en lne-,.nltlo~t, oparetln1 ·..-, •itd lnformltlo~ -.n Ill• IIIOntfllylluCII~ iJ,ymtnt plen. •• ' ' ' r, ,: J . •• .. '· . .. OHIO "' ...,J ..... ' �. I ' • ~11 et 'llk'!-'t : ' ' i \ .!:. o_. ; . !MIIn-st, ;ll(ift !ulo!tD Is I INl ' '9lllq ll""plllll • ADMI'ITEil· Osborne Srew. pt , Plea.1111t, Joseph Kay. Pt. Pl•aSIInl; Carl Ann / Paillt<!f, Charle5ton: Emerson ~ltUe Middleport• Mrs 'Harry F4,~rs. Pt. Pleasant: Lewis Harper, Jr., Gallipolis Ferry; !Iowan! Sharp o\MI<ln; ·Cft,.,.,lllloftl'h, Pt. Plmant; Ml'l. B•rnette, Jr., Ge lhp~~jls ; M~. Jam.> Glbea ,t, f't , Pleasant; Rolph Shirley lilt. J,lto; Call> ~··• · George Bdter, f..eon; Sid.erine Sue Sherley, Mt. Alto : ne> WhiUington, PI, Plcnsanl; Jl)·rd Rolllllll. Pt. PleaS~~Ilt; Ml'll. loa [.andb, Galllpollo. Delbert Waugh. Ashton . · BIRTH : A daughter to Mr . PISCHARGJ;;Ii. Veva Wa!lll· and Mrs, Dtutl<r' Waugh, Am· lo y, Hender,.n, Mrs. Lloyd I ton. li'?li.t.:.';'j.T ·- -~- 1\JI!Cil:IYIII J..ICENSB AnUa SUe 1\us!OU, du&htfr o' Mr. 8lld Mr,, Trurnon Rill· s~l ol Pomoro) , hu re<elved her c:oomeluloglst llcellle !ram •he Ohio stale School of Cosn••tology 1nd II now employed il Hysell's Beauty Shop on East cr:•te of Pomeroy H I I b Be: • . :N~'!,!~CAL ~Ill!! Ia. 1'1. erey • ., nnder medical ·or. lo.r a bt:<>k> en arm she ltlllferlill rt(lnlly Ia • foU. f- TUESDAY- I, l1 10 • ' S.cot;~~;i: .ntrl1 F1110usiFor. Safttr Wit~. fttt .Exduslve SAFETY GRID Heating 'EIIII!IIIt 8 NO ""'e Re!'l!•rve TJ.,, • · · • ,.,. L;mit O~antitie• Corner Second & Mill St~. M:.l,u...,... Monqoy thru Thursii'oy . , ...... 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frld•y . $olurday . . , 1:30 A.M. to 8;30 P.M. IOit •ob1orbeot· viii l,ooo·'"'''' Rona White, ' Auorted Colors .,. j ' '' I I • l ' L I t I : ' i J. 'I• • * CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HI-''IJN~ end INSULA ,....,. 6674415 ,,.,...loner Cl••"'"' Coin·O~t · • 101 COUIIT STIIIT PiiMIIIOY lhll't ~........ COli. 1H1 I MAIN MtDDLI,OIIT P. 0. lOX 224 ~- STYLE SHOW _ Linda Guinther Iright )and Marilyn Wisecup (]eft) h?sa ~E~t~ ari ~g; !l ,1 th' g to be styled Tuesday, April 9, beg 1nmng at 7:30 P.M. at the 0 h10 a 0 · m h B t Si rna Phi sorority car d party and style show at I e P~~d~·~ : hapter ?It e .e ~iu~ Linda is wearing clothing from the Phillip SlsteiCS, Jumor High audtt~o d. Goesslers Marilyn's stylish garments are from Sttfflers and Mart, Marguert e s, an . · • 1 1 ;;~ 1~-··· Cant 1-lb. Toplndustry Alfred TuppersPlains Execs To Tour Society Notes Society News Pt. Pleasant 1 -su-n-da-y-~Sc~h-oo~l-a-:':tten--:da-n•ce~ !-TU-P-P-ER_S_P-LA_l_N_S_Se_n_t___ _. • • ' ! MYRL COAKLEY ., Simon's Pick-A-Pair .-Sentm:_e~I_~P~h:ot:o~s;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:::~~:::;;;:::;;:~~~;;;;:: II' D~ OPTOMITIIIIT Office Houra: t to 12. 21o II (Ciole It Nooa 011 Tburs. - Ball Court St., Pomei'OJ ,,•• GOLD iOTE • N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• ' Coin·Op '~· Dry Cleaning 10 pounds '2.00 DUKE CLEANERS TION FOB PRONE 18N141J Roll · . on March 31 was 62.' offenng :1frs. Harold Limmers Jnd Pl'. PLEASANT - Indusl r1al $12.40. Worship serv1ces were Mrs. Jack Mulligan o£ Cincinexecutives of the Charleston held at 11 with the Rev. Card nati were weekend guests of , area wtll take a two-day tou.r bringing t~e message ··The Mr and Mrs John Arbaugh and of the Kanawha Valley April Power of Believers." son. Wesley. · 17 and 18 to get a llrol·hand look at the valley's potential for There was an attendance . of Mrs. Myrtle Frost had the , ernnom 1(' growth. 10 at the ~ednes~ay ev~n~~~ ~~ misfortune to get her hand I The tour by bus to points be- prayer ~rvtce With Lmme 1 caught in the wrlnge~ of her t.w~eh pt, Pleasant and Mont~ Gaul leadm~. •washing machine cutting r omery will be jointly sponsor- \ Mrs. Florence sturm, Mr. and lingers so badly It took several b" the Charleston Chamber Mn. Bernard Hawkey and Nan- · stitches to close the wound , Commerce industrial devel- .cy and Dnnna, frum Millstone, Mr and Mra G~y Spencer "'nt de,partment ~nd the 1 \1' Va, and 'Mr. and 1\·trs. R ic~ - and famlly of iteedsvUle were ,av Vlri\ilia lndustnal Devl- ard Spencer and Timmy and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I ..... ,,1 A.ssoclatl~n . ·Danny were recent Sunday VII · Gordon Chevalier and son.s. 1 I ~~amber Pr~Jdent Charlea itore of Mr. and Mrs. Dinsmore Mrs. Ralph BartoD of Re<!ds- '1 ··~'!':i~c~:·~~~mber work- Boyle&. ville was a Frjday guest '"'' m tllo f~eld of industrial de- ' Last Sunday visitoro in tho Mr. and Mr~. Fon Halsey. hI velopment believe that a great jhome oi Mr. dnd Mrs. Vere , Mrs. Ronme Myer~ an~ c f. deal t!ID be accomplished by swartz were Mr and Mrs. Ver· dren and brother, M1mmte Tor· uuitint under way non swartz. and famHy of Bel- renee of Columbus were Sun .. bb~y~·.:..~..:;~~;~~:~t and' pre, Mr. and Mrs::...Richard ' day guests of their parents, Mr. ~1 1ook- Swartz and family of Ravenna , and Mn. Roland Torrence and concreio~rs. Millard Swartz, Mr. and family. . Val' ¥t-s. -Warren Bentz of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson ' 1 accom· D.;"Mr. and Mrs . . Waid 1 fallllly of Dayton spent a week ley of · take wari.Z' of Athens, and Mr. and lend here wllh hlo mother, Mrs. pli8hed Mrs. C. E. Wood• of Tuppers Effie Watson and other relanote of ac- · hves. ovollable I Plains. 1 Mrs. Audrey Torrence apent 1 Mr. and Mro. Eori Davll and ' several days helping care lor ar- , Ellen of Marietta and Mr. and her daughtor, Mrs. Carl Morrll ~!'! ."''""' · a ~ner· ' Mrs. Waid Swartz of Athens and now baby 10n of Racine. ;:~~ ' were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrf;' Edna Summerfield was · · Hobart Swartz. a Supday 1uest 01·her daughter, Earl Deal of Hutch in-' Mr•. Nina Roblnaon received Mrs. CecU Caldwell lnd flmUy. 10h Inaurance Agency, Robert i w..-d of a daughter, T11111la Ma· "Siler, director of public relationo ~rie , born to Mr. and Mro.' R• of the Marietta Manutacturmr i bert Roblnoon of Parkorabur&, Company and Managing Direc- , Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard lor Cerll Devrock of the Pt. I Beyler are materanl rrandparPieaoant Chamber of f!om- lents. merce. · · \lr. 8lld Mrs. C. E. W'oode of The tour party will gather lor Tuppers Plains vlailed Mr. and llreakloot at the Holiday Inn Mrs. Charlos D. Woode SUnday. on Wodneoday, April 17 at 8 Mrs. Glennie Shumway and a.m. The party will proceed family of Dayton visited in .the 9ver U. S. Route M to Mont- home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert 'omory with brief stops en· Gaol and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd route at du Pont, Diamond AI- Sinc1air, March 24. kali, Union Concrete, the Dtck- Lowell Guthrie and !>!r- and mson mdustnal stte, Glen Fer- Mrs. Paul Perry and Pamela rls Inn, and Union Carblcle Mot- Sue of Columbus recently vialtals plant. FoUowlna a brief ed their parents, Mr. and Mra. prouam 111 th~ LltUo Theatre Geor&e Guthrie. Other recent of West VirllnlB T~h, lunch-- visitors were hu sister, Mr. enn will be served rn thl col- and Mro. Alvin Depoy and lam- And th«l'a tht trou~l~ "~ lmad: ~t cafeteria. On the return ily. ern Jiving, You lr1p to Charleaton over Route Mrs. Mabol Swar!Z of Athens o muscle todoy II, there w11l be no otopa but h d h M nd [ so inclined, And moot ~ators wiJI point out var- visited er aug ter, r. ~ -includlnc our ehUdfen, whon iouo points ol interest and po- Mrs. Paul Buckley and family, participation ill ~Hitllfuloctlvl· lentlai industrial sites Ilona the rec-ently. tin hos elwin- until •""""t way. \ Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost one-third of tlttm fall otmplt Breakfast on the second day and family of Sugar Grove spent phys~eat aahlovomtnt tom. . of th• tour will be served in the the weekend with their parent> dlf ~ 111h lo lonll....,..bll'tour th•i1 . moot tlniJI)'SC tte~ 111ey cJieterio of Union Carbid< Tech· Mr. an d Mrs. Harry Gth u no btcomo....,.1 active. nicfll Center at 8 a.m. Carbide and Mr. and Mra. Tom Yost. OurachooltcJndomuchtohelp representative will present a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spen~ them keep fit, H: can be started brief program and the party cer and 10ns visited her granrl- with a progr.m that costs l;tt~e, "~' ill proceed to Pt Pleasant mother Mrs. Florence Sturm thlt ttkes.• minimum .of 15 mtn· ' 8lld 17, ol Millstone, ' utes ofday YIROIOYI activity each over U. S. Routes 110 W, y a, Sunda y, school there will be 1 otop at FMC Recent callers at tho Char leo But porenl~- ~~<ge and IIIP·· 1 · )rporatlon and narration for D; Woode bome were Mr. and port such pro1fams. Parents •·•• points of interest IDd ind• Mrs. George Guthrie ond Mr. mu•t make len- thelrconcem cl'al sltea along tht woy. and Mrs. CWr Woode. foryouthflt-Where ltcounts The boo will be routed 11r • Miss Conni Hue Woode of - with locolochool ?fficlals. Toke •· t It up vntll youra-nsht owayt n11rnber or polntJ ol interest in Pomeroy . villled •.or aun ' If you WDUid like more Inform• the Pt. Pl01AD1 ar01 •ndinC Mrs. Wilham Carr and lamlly lion, write to The Pre•ldOftt'o at the -Presb)ltenan Church Mondoy afternoon and tvenlnr. Council on Phy•icol fit--.. whm IWicbeo!i wlll lie oerved Woshinllon 25, II.C, at noon. 0. lht rttura trip w MARRIAGE APPUCA110N -··Cirarlestoa, fllere wlll be otopo William FrankUn Be\ls, 28, ::".!':= •t Marlttll Manulactlll'lllg Middleport, laborer, and Jeanie C<lmpmty, 1111 Pleesant Peltlt Ruth Manley, 11, Middleport, : :... - .... ,, ~ • i ..• .., · CAMPBELL'S TOMATO ~ . SOUP FINE BAKED FOODS Ooffn Dinktr'a Delipt! Olntamon 'or Pow4tr•• S1pr I' ~~· ,. rl 'I """"'=."'; ...srt . . . . . ~- ..-. •• ,,...,, ' ...' .\., • DIXIE BELLE • ~ '·' •. ' ' :~ Rec•lar 21o Pte. of 12 • 1 "" ' ..:., . • I. I I ,. '' ~· ~:. \ ~, 1· · .. EMGE'S PURE PORK sau · ' 1·111. Itoil Dloeratlvt t For Total-Electric Homes.on Ohio Power Lines la•ll MILK lUll LAMP .................,. $ ....., ... ·-..... . Natlorually . I'' kll •1&11 ·frflW ' ' ' " . ., Aa. . . .... era" MM. ..... 10-o:r. fUil,p al:lt a•J•• .. , .. •It\:, FGJRoru 1 L • • • 1/, '"•ratl~ dH. A second ,rate reduction within 21 months is now In effect fortotal·electric home customers: :You, too, can now enjoy total·•fe~~trlc living at LESS COST THAN EVER BEFORE. Cost.of electric home heatinJ, for example, · Is reduced as much as 20 per cent I The new low·Total-Electric Home Rate is a biJ saving for you when he,ating and all major appliances In your home are electrically operatedinbh.1din1 cooking, water heatlnJ, clothes dryln1. . . Before you build;.buy or remodel.-remamber-alectrlc rates continue to come dowg, while the cost of flame-type fuels continues to co UP. WAY PIZZARIIO . -. >1 : \ .. .. lxtre Lorge - De.......... lxtro Stunly • "''1' ..... ·UUIDRY ........ Melli S..illltii.• IINr . '· lh-eNh -,ltJit«h . .,. . "'r ' " ' .. ! .... ,., .1 , • • ' ,,.. , . ,. ·~ . ' • FREE ILECT1tiC COMFOifl' P~N~lNq SERVICE: ;CIIJ our ntlrtat offlot or ro~r tltotfiGi htatlnl·deeler for ,....,..plett ind eocurate •tlrnate• en lne-,.nltlo~t, oparetln1 ·..-, •itd lnformltlo~ -.n Ill• IIIOntfllylluCII~ iJ,ymtnt plen. •• ' ' ' r, ,: J . •• .. '· . .. OHIO "' ...,J ..... ' �. , \ ~ l I aying Taxes Make You Sad?" Sell 'Don:_ t Wants' With A EorSale Ad! . . • Oak Hill Social Nvtes • C. Searlel · Total . 21 I 20 10 H. If II J. 13 11· . R. II II F. 24· 311 391 473 Pomeroy Ce- Clatowrthy r ...,Y4t,,.~ tJ.~ lirJ • • ... ! ' =~y CROSSWORD •o.• .... :_rzd •= . -- . - : , Duerr Davis - 0.. IIOWII Anderson· ., L. Sauer • Handicap Total aM LRu't.a &•••• • - ...... . .._, c.. Oq d•lf ..... 1.r ··It &Dit• .. IF .......... &llli - a · &CJII:IIt .... ...;::. .._ .._ 417 1&9' ._..., ..r iL•s liao ... .: : : . -·I!Aillt II (I ........ , . . . . =-·-.. ......... --· --..-~ _ •.=. . ,. ··= ":o·:::~· 1766 & vat 482 M5 310 491 1896 IILY•olloL - II. Jlol;llldi -· . -..,1!11 rrr-. .... ~ a-.v "" I .. _, \ tO. OodtiM fit ._. 425 3641 442 501 1734 520 362 S33 411 78 ·1m Fahllft B. SUvers H. Wallter H. Lohse T. Sehoenleb D. Hawley Total Blelller J. Bradley BaD IIIII Cllabl B. Collins v. Collins J . Moore P. Collins Total 415 450 3410 401 1826 if. Miller • R. Capeharl T. Reed E. Roush D. Roush J. Sisson Handicap Total .m .; •. .... . ~ 53f 41'1 473 Ill WMPO Radio ,-.r,r r. 25~1 IIONDA'I TIIJW PIIIDA'f (: J•l:; l:tlt NI!WI 1:115 CAMmtry MiiiiD 'l'lme c) --~ 331 504 32Z :;i~ 1.1 1:00 Non 1:01 Brwtut P1rtr UON.1:30 NOWI 1:36 F11111 W,..Jd NOWI l:llii Breakful PlltJ' 1:45 Metp Caanly RFD 1:00 tlon 1:00 Newa 1:115 llreltful "'"' 7:05 llf"!lldull'lrQ 1:15 JODI!I Bulek Slow 7:30 Nelli t:SO Neww 7:35 Pk:l'ena lllrdw.. 'llllo1r 8:35 Breakfasl PlltJ' 7:50 1:50 News Report !.!1:00 News 8:00 Radio Hymnal 10:1111 Pl!lb PlltJ' 1;15 Breakful PlltJ' 8:30 YID Plrllet Sport Slow 10:3$ Muilo lu lbe ~ 8:35 Breakfu1 P8ltJ' 10:4$ Tile Good We \1:45 •Jahr Fum. -~ 10:11 11Ddor ObJo Idol I :Ol' Nm U:OO New. 8:115 Olllee Willi Jlllll 11:115 Top .,. Slow 11:10 NeWI , 8, 30 News 9 35 Coffee Willi JII!Ot 11:35 Dullolla Top Ta 111!11" 9 4.~ B111Jr N - Sbolr 12:00 N._ NOCII a.pir1 .0:00 NIWI 12:15 Muale flllaoludl 10:06 MIDillertal AaodaiiDD 12:110 Rev. Merllo Teell 0:20 Mornlo& lntorlulle 1;oo l'!eWB 0:30 News 1.111 P1atW l'lrtr ·Q 35 Mornlo& flllaoluU 3:311 Newa oo News 1:35 PlatW PariJ .. 00 Swap Sbop 4:110 HI!WI 11:30 Neww 4:05 Platter P8ltJ' r-~ 11:40 . '~ '· '·' . m 1:11 '' m 317 ' ~ ,... 2571 . .-,' ,. ~ H V.·· ., .• ,, {, . .2. II .t, -. ·.~: :· Sf ~~ 'Lt 53> ):) ~: ;; ·~: 48 ~•1 c:~ 42·.oO • -.B 1.1 a a ... -tV 00 ' · · 121-:~M dhl _. .-~ 100· -~v r ., } 461 .,. 481' ~ /: i !I , 32Ji'W~ ~r lDI'!Jii) 15(M'vf.i Rot "~ ~:.:. Ttoal 451-<0~ -II_: ' I i' '; .~ •' . I !2Bf11M o: :. 1>'3"'- '.\; i ' Mlddleperl Depl. Store V. Whipple IL Ruseell J, Bacbner · L. Damewor•' A. Stobart Total POJ!IOfO)' Cemeal H. Clalworthy J. Duerr R. Davis F. Anderson L. Sauer Handicap Total h t' m ui.. 49'1"';-[ ClDuoll7 J - CooDtrY Jloedown 4:30 Ne.. (Family Wonbip 'l'burl.) 4:36 l'latter PariJ 37t'ii. iii! - G. Wagner D. Mlller : .: ;(f;.'~. B. Radford J. Museer B. Wood I T:IJ5 llreaklal l'lrQ 7:30 Newa ,,. Bredlaot ,..., w .V: (;; 1 "• ~ 1>. , ~ -.!1 '-·: : 521,,v, :J-; t oil!l.uM Ill ·' ~si: ':' ~ 471:-ob: ,,, , 25J.J, , ~ ,, , : nl'l :~ . 531;,.11 <;< ·" 411 ~ 1q ,:;..· .~ ~, .~ 41J· ;q :"· · ~,ll ·. 24 , , 2541:· o.: ' . 1i :55 11:58 t•:OI. ~: 15 11:15 .3:30 1•00 1:0:. t:!f I :35 Z·OO 1:05 Upper Rnom lledltillloul lo'l! Jones Stock A.-e. N.,_ News ;.t"'le Jual ~... Yau ao.Jen OUeal 8llr...... MU. .Jill! ,.,. Yau NeWI li.UJie Just For Yau NeWI Muile Jlllt For IIIII Non MII41C Just For YGII 1:30 N.... :;:, ::Jail For YGII 3:110 PiaU. P1r1J ! :30 N..t. · 3: 3! PlatW P8ltJ' 1:00 Neola . ' l.Gii l'laGir P1r1J >:Ill B~Jituur AUto bow ''l'lllo • "nlan. 4: 10 LocU 4· to Mlllleal . , _ . N... Plo. ~ : 0& NOWI $·05 PlltJ' li:30 Sign 011 ; 00 FebrUary SliD Oft SA111RDAY IICIIEDUI.II '·eo .,.... ~:110 Coulftr, Music 'l'lml 8:30 Neft· B:li ~ WWIIII'IIWI 8:40 RtD ' 7:Cit - JAVY JONII G;llll Ne\JI G:• Platter PariJ i:30 SliD 011 UO Februlll') Sip Off .... . 7:10 New1 7:311 A1'lll)l Hour I:GO Rev. Ira 1'lbbl t:l5 Cbarcb al Wort 1:1111 N"" I:ID , . . _ Awmb!J I:GO WlDp Of He•Uaa I:ID Cllun:b W,..Jd Newt = ~ :: lt:" MIWI ll:li l'eiiiPICIIt.• 11:10 Social Slcallfr 11:00 a.umr, a;,. U:IO Non DAILY CllfPiOQtJOiE- 1r.N-. ...... weotc .. AI:YDLBAAI:B il _ LOBGriiLLOW Ciao too-· Ia- lllllploAIIVH4 -llolpi,Jo- ... t11o -1111, X ... t11o ll<>pldtt, tllo leqtla - 0'11, 010. 1tq1o - oflllo - - ... oU - - " " " l l l o - - ... - ann an- q.11 ••• oaa xa~ - ~ ;a4x, A ax& awr11:a CJIX a&& ABUX.-OBCWO YAVr'fXX11S . . ...,. 0)#11111Dter ADV.ANOB JS A MEASURED PACJII. All 4 VUU Ill A KIWlllBI:D Ill'~ CDBMar . ........ . , , . . . . . . . .. n .... WJEH ~ RADIO MoedaJ 'ftlnqll l'ltd>., 7:15 SliD Oa, Mullleal Cloct 7:40 Tile lJiellae 1:00 Ohio Vallq N.WS 1:06 Sporlll ~y t:IO World New. 1:15 Musloel aoet t:ll Commuall7 Ne• 1:00 LalciJstiiJc 1:30 Pllbllc Service 1:40 Sbowa'l Ill B~ Mason Counly r..... '1'llk ol lbe ToWII World News '1'llk ol lbe Towll ll~~~FrL: :::: Belli U•GG Muoa CAMm1J Nowa II:Cit Q>mm_, NIWI I lll::llll Agrlcullure Agenl Coualr)o Go llouac. 1:55 NeW! Besl 1:00 Coantry Go 2:55 News Best I"''''" 3:00 MidWiy Matinee '1:55 News l!eal f:OO 'Discluc wllb Dolt f:ID lnllrc:b.IJice 1:00 Collll!l'"l''l' Nowa i:• World & Nalloual Nnl 5:15 Spotllgbl Cll 8porlo 5:30 Sip Off ,... . 11:311 OluDir7 11,;1111 'na II:GO Noaa ~ ll:ll ,.. ...... 11:10 lin. lllriiD Tooll l:llO llaor .. """11101 1:30 Lulberlll J1our 1:10 Newt 2:00 Bspt1s1 Layman'a Hour 2:35 Back to 1be Croes 3:80 Rev. lloecole 'l'home 3:30 'Die Qulel Hour 4:00 Newt 4:115 lllmday· Sbo1!cut f:30 Newa 4:s& SliD 011 f:GO Febnlilr7 SIP Off 1r LEFI' 1M MIWI!-LIAMs �. , \ ~ l I aying Taxes Make You Sad?" Sell 'Don:_ t Wants' With A EorSale Ad! . . • Oak Hill Social Nvtes • C. Searlel · Total . 21 I 20 10 H. If II J. 13 11· . R. II II F. 24· 311 391 473 Pomeroy Ce- Clatowrthy r ...,Y4t,,.~ tJ.~ lirJ • • ... ! ' =~y CROSSWORD •o.• .... :_rzd •= . -- . - : , Duerr Davis - 0.. IIOWII Anderson· ., L. Sauer • Handicap Total aM LRu't.a &•••• • - ...... . .._, c.. Oq d•lf ..... 1.r ··It &Dit• .. IF .......... &llli - a · &CJII:IIt .... ...;::. .._ .._ 417 1&9' ._..., ..r iL•s liao ... .: : : . -·I!Aillt II (I ........ , . . . . =-·-.. ......... --· --..-~ _ •.=. . ,. ··= ":o·:::~· 1766 & vat 482 M5 310 491 1896 IILY•olloL - II. Jlol;llldi -· . -..,1!11 rrr-. .... ~ a-.v "" I .. _, \ tO. OodtiM fit ._. 425 3641 442 501 1734 520 362 S33 411 78 ·1m Fahllft B. SUvers H. Wallter H. Lohse T. Sehoenleb D. Hawley Total Blelller J. Bradley BaD IIIII Cllabl B. Collins v. Collins J . Moore P. Collins Total 415 450 3410 401 1826 if. Miller • R. Capeharl T. Reed E. Roush D. Roush J. Sisson Handicap Total .m .; •. .... . ~ 53f 41'1 473 Ill WMPO Radio ,-.r,r r. 25~1 IIONDA'I TIIJW PIIIDA'f (: J•l:; l:tlt NI!WI 1:115 CAMmtry MiiiiD 'l'lme c) --~ 331 504 32Z :;i~ 1.1 1:00 Non 1:01 Brwtut P1rtr UON.1:30 NOWI 1:36 F11111 W,..Jd NOWI l:llii Breakful PlltJ' 1:45 Metp Caanly RFD 1:00 tlon 1:00 Newa 1:115 llreltful "'"' 7:05 llf"!lldull'lrQ 1:15 JODI!I Bulek Slow 7:30 Nelli t:SO Neww 7:35 Pk:l'ena lllrdw.. 'llllo1r 8:35 Breakfasl PlltJ' 7:50 1:50 News Report !.!1:00 News 8:00 Radio Hymnal 10:1111 Pl!lb PlltJ' 1;15 Breakful PlltJ' 8:30 YID Plrllet Sport Slow 10:3$ Muilo lu lbe ~ 8:35 Breakfu1 P8ltJ' 10:4$ Tile Good We \1:45 •Jahr Fum. -~ 10:11 11Ddor ObJo Idol I :Ol' Nm U:OO New. 8:115 Olllee Willi Jlllll 11:115 Top .,. Slow 11:10 NeWI , 8, 30 News 9 35 Coffee Willi JII!Ot 11:35 Dullolla Top Ta 111!11" 9 4.~ B111Jr N - Sbolr 12:00 N._ NOCII a.pir1 .0:00 NIWI 12:15 Muale flllaoludl 10:06 MIDillertal AaodaiiDD 12:110 Rev. Merllo Teell 0:20 Mornlo& lntorlulle 1;oo l'!eWB 0:30 News 1.111 P1atW l'lrtr ·Q 35 Mornlo& flllaoluU 3:311 Newa oo News 1:35 PlatW PariJ .. 00 Swap Sbop 4:110 HI!WI 11:30 Neww 4:05 Platter P8ltJ' r-~ 11:40 . '~ '· '·' . m 1:11 '' m 317 ' ~ ,... 2571 . .-,' ,. ~ H V.·· ., .• ,, {, . .2. II .t, -. ·.~: :· Sf ~~ 'Lt 53> ):) ~: ;; ·~: 48 ~•1 c:~ 42·.oO • -.B 1.1 a a ... -tV 00 ' · · 121-:~M dhl _. .-~ 100· -~v r ., } 461 .,. 481' ~ /: i !I , 32Ji'W~ ~r lDI'!Jii) 15(M'vf.i Rot "~ ~:.:. Ttoal 451-<0~ -II_: ' I i' '; .~ •' . I !2Bf11M o: :. 1>'3"'- '.\; i ' Mlddleperl Depl. Store V. Whipple IL Ruseell J, Bacbner · L. Damewor•' A. Stobart Total POJ!IOfO)' Cemeal H. Clalworthy J. Duerr R. Davis F. Anderson L. Sauer Handicap Total h t' m ui.. 49'1"';-[ ClDuoll7 J - CooDtrY Jloedown 4:30 Ne.. (Family Wonbip 'l'burl.) 4:36 l'latter PariJ 37t'ii. iii! - G. Wagner D. Mlller : .: ;(f;.'~. B. Radford J. Museer B. Wood I T:IJ5 llreaklal l'lrQ 7:30 Newa ,,. Bredlaot ,..., w .V: (;; 1 "• ~ 1>. , ~ -.!1 '-·: : 521,,v, :J-; t oil!l.uM Ill ·' ~si: ':' ~ 471:-ob: ,,, , 25J.J, , ~ ,, , : nl'l :~ . 531;,.11 <;< ·" 411 ~ 1q ,:;..· .~ ~, .~ 41J· ;q :"· · ~,ll ·. 24 , , 2541:· o.: ' . 1i :55 11:58 t•:OI. ~: 15 11:15 .3:30 1•00 1:0:. t:!f I :35 Z·OO 1:05 Upper Rnom lledltillloul lo'l! Jones Stock A.-e. N.,_ News ;.t"'le Jual ~... Yau ao.Jen OUeal 8llr...... MU. .Jill! ,.,. Yau NeWI li.UJie Just For Yau NeWI Muile Jlllt For IIIII Non MII41C Just For YGII 1:30 N.... :;:, ::Jail For YGII 3:110 PiaU. P1r1J ! :30 N..t. · 3: 3! PlatW P8ltJ' 1:00 Neola . ' l.Gii l'laGir P1r1J >:Ill B~Jituur AUto bow ''l'lllo • "nlan. 4: 10 LocU 4· to Mlllleal . , _ . N... Plo. ~ : 0& NOWI $·05 PlltJ' li:30 Sign 011 ; 00 FebrUary SliD Oft SA111RDAY IICIIEDUI.II '·eo .,.... ~:110 Coulftr, Music 'l'lml 8:30 Neft· B:li ~ WWIIII'IIWI 8:40 RtD ' 7:Cit - JAVY JONII G;llll Ne\JI G:• Platter PariJ i:30 SliD 011 UO Februlll') Sip Off .... . 7:10 New1 7:311 A1'lll)l Hour I:GO Rev. Ira 1'lbbl t:l5 Cbarcb al Wort 1:1111 N"" I:ID , . . _ Awmb!J I:GO WlDp Of He•Uaa I:ID Cllun:b W,..Jd Newt = ~ :: lt:" MIWI ll:li l'eiiiPICIIt.• 11:10 Social Slcallfr 11:00 a.umr, a;,. U:IO Non DAILY CllfPiOQtJOiE- 1r.N-. ...... weotc .. AI:YDLBAAI:B il _ LOBGriiLLOW Ciao too-· Ia- lllllploAIIVH4 -llolpi,Jo- ... t11o -1111, X ... t11o ll<>pldtt, tllo leqtla - 0'11, 010. 1tq1o - oflllo - - ... oU - - " " " l l l o - - ... - ann an- q.11 ••• oaa xa~ - ~ ;a4x, A ax& awr11:a CJIX a&& ABUX.-OBCWO YAVr'fXX11S . . ...,. 0)#11111Dter ADV.ANOB JS A MEASURED PACJII. All 4 VUU Ill A KIWlllBI:D Ill'~ CDBMar . ........ . , , . . . . . . . .. n .... WJEH ~ RADIO MoedaJ 'ftlnqll l'ltd>., 7:15 SliD Oa, Mullleal Cloct 7:40 Tile lJiellae 1:00 Ohio Vallq N.WS 1:06 Sporlll ~y t:IO World New. 1:15 Musloel aoet t:ll Commuall7 Ne• 1:00 LalciJstiiJc 1:30 Pllbllc Service 1:40 Sbowa'l Ill B~ Mason Counly r..... '1'llk ol lbe ToWII World News '1'llk ol lbe Towll ll~~~FrL: :::: Belli U•GG Muoa CAMm1J Nowa II:Cit Q>mm_, NIWI I lll::llll Agrlcullure Agenl Coualr)o Go llouac. 1:55 NeW! Besl 1:00 Coantry Go 2:55 News Best I"''''" 3:00 MidWiy Matinee '1:55 News l!eal f:OO 'Discluc wllb Dolt f:ID lnllrc:b.IJice 1:00 Collll!l'"l''l' Nowa i:• World & Nalloual Nnl 5:15 Spotllgbl Cll 8porlo 5:30 Sip Off ,... . 11:311 OluDir7 11,;1111 'na II:GO Noaa ~ ll:ll ,.. ...... 11:10 lin. lllriiD Tooll l:llO llaor .. """11101 1:30 Lulberlll J1our 1:10 Newt 2:00 Bspt1s1 Layman'a Hour 2:35 Back to 1be Croes 3:80 Rev. lloecole 'l'home 3:30 'Die Qulel Hour 4:00 Newt 4:115 lllmday· Sbo1!cut f:30 Newa 4:s& SliD 011 f:GO Febnlilr7 SIP Off 1r LEFI' 1M MIWI!-LIAMs �j E R .FE~ L ' '· ,. -.......... .,. , ·-.. Qr .. • ~ .. ·... • T ·•' NOW· YOU KNOW .. ~ I . --- . ' • r ' e ' 1. • ' • • • , I • • en . .. . . • , I. 'i '• ' .. ' -~... ! ladies • the 1 ~ir~=~ · tiler • ~ . . . ·MI Ill out. ·.of ·lhe year, could ~. ~lnf ' :t bir fruit ' 11on lt. • nigh . ... • A I 140 or Smith told c:ouncjl: Codnl:l. ,(!bar 1 · or .. Ia IIIII an Idea 10 ..,. ' 'l"'vecl COW'age gellfl'al Improvement ":"ro!elred to In town. cleanJni up streets and 1 an C)OIIIIIIIssiOI propertieo. 11 could be lied in dra• up a reaolu· with Clesii'Up, and B~Wbpry ~!:, Sml~~ Ae!devemenl lannbic If top.:;:: !:t :~ ':., M8 I U:t10a ~ k' !rj>~hy.' .l'lx·Up week which comes lit. a 'trayeJlnc . •• this sprln11. "I would undertake, ..... If " A trophy rnlglti bo awatded councll w~. to suggest to annually by an .lmpll'llal com. mlt!ee of three judges, lhe ofln. nor's name to be placed on the trophy each It would be ~po e~ organ~ civic lbat an award for ar. indiVIdual m lhe phase of •cllvlty that group Is moot Interested in." He was referring, for example, to the PTA, which might select a person who had done most for Middleport schools this year. - "Perbapo II all eoald be tied together lalo an Ac~e· ment day," the mayor tald. .A:·• ··t··. -· ·G..OP Stand :~;:gi::.:~:~:.:::: · . .· · ~~er~·~tt~~~ ~~~te~~ :~~~I Councilman Bill Childs added ' Beautiful New .S.hop Now For Your, Easter > lbnnet At Elberfelds Our won~et'ful coll~ctlon Jnclud~s all wee brims - 'SW!es .)IIIIi. oolors f~Dtoid popular cloches- trlmml!d 1lailot·J!raws ~ veiled crown illf -ilowers ...,.. ·and many others -;~ y.our;aeJectllm now. Come in .. Spring c;patn for Ecist.~r 1.95 8.95 to Wool tweed catdlpn necklines -::-l,.)jth ·. large plickets notched collar coats In pebblest,ollll fallrl~s.- solid ~nd , chect wools. Full lenetb and % sleeves.- e~~aoae your favorite-color. l1i Junior Sizes, Mlaaes Slzes:and Half Sizes. ' ~·=··' =·":':·. ;··~·~====~S=PR:tN~G:AN:D:EA:s:TE~R=====Jr=~E:l:BE:Rf~E(~S ~LOSE ' . ' ;' . J In 5Prln1'"4 · Eaater lin&erle, ·~·men 'b.i. . FOR.EASTER.PARADERSI Men's ·Long ,Sleeve' <~' -~ .. ., : Sizes 14% to 17 neek. AutomatiC Wash tn Wear. Convertible cuffs, permanent collar stay - e;tpertly tailored. •,.;• Stepbea . ar.~ 2_. BUSiness . Places W I" Give Receipts ~rned" the~.AP!""P""' r1jectio~ ~rpo~onro!""ot = ~I· :~: '~';; r1coffee to the De~ata 8 Men'• Short Sl..,e ~lyon~~ ~ "~!early l;l~~~~~ I :i ,, ·' I•'J•. c~ I chalr~an In one of the • = t par:,.•; swimming pool, Including a new atatemenls that ratiC ea chain link fence replacing tbe 0 ""' huve t"fm . -: . Wooden railing, complete paint:ce:::k ig, pump repairs, bottom rehis on the pair, and a new diving board, . . ' all to cost an estimated $2,000. GOP, saymg. - Approved appointment of ••..uter spending tMir eight Robert Byer, veteran volunteer ~~~~=-!S~'!'I"il e_l _:Pf'lhl!<o)t oO_.__ ~d"p . deftc~t ea 0merov ~ Bo-ys~ Baseball ........ ·:~gh -Anne_ Banc~ft ~~~"Lawrence ~.;:-ea~g';:;'.;., a~~:e~e., se~·en I Th~tod~y, wtn~lng_ acL~sse; P~ f~ced A~ar<\' n~ht Greg~?' P:U~· vo~ed :~ i:;• r:~:~- ~: ~~.:~~~Ei ; Ce~Cro:n~tury~w) :..~nard i; I LingerieElberfelds First Floor l~ ·- ~· ' tl ,.'· ... . ' '• Men's Short 51-.ve SPORT SHIRT'S All aizeo from Small !l'-14\>l, medium (111-10\1), larJt fl., 18111 ) and extro large (17-17111). SoUd eolon - ~beeU-derk plaida _ denims ...:_ batikl - nove1Ue1. lteiU~ eollar atyln - ivy lea(lle collar - •nap tabs ~ 'lllp down eollar. Cottona, dacron and ·COtton. Waab 'n Wear.1 • 11 ~· r ! ,• VALUE! ·SliM 8 io 18. bart plaldo, Worn without a. belt - ,low · cia lbe blpo - lajered ltlilo c:uffa. For !hot IODli leoa . Wemen's Agllu Stretch .. . .. '2·'5 Men's D Nylons Select your new Slaeko now ~ai thlll lt<>uf. oHacronl - rayono - rqnn blend• - wool.flmnell. eP eated 111\1 ploiD front modelo. eAII 11ua 28 to 150 wall! meuure •.to your corr.e et ll;nath Ire• of ~·~··) 'it!l&ay otyll;o ~· able- oil)' to iroo eSoll4 fO!on, dark plal41, neatebet .,,. we <!ltencl .' In Slackt· patterao. •4·!~ to • ~nte~ested I · BOwer'~ ~otiW'J~I'"'~j;0· (Gr~ Chari~ Re)·r yl off . a~d p • I l•t trmeCl[~:!!~ Pome~ WAll! 'N WIAR · ' CGnON SLACKS look. . ' ·- Seamless atretch l!Yions Boys'"Stilts" - ~ll!t!lon ...•' St~k McDoo~ld. ~as s~uad younges~ ';:'',01 w•~ _<Contl~~ed F h• T Will~i 50 as Ions 0 Be E hih"Ited I J 0 rderr,d I . t~e C\lrreJttly,~e":: 1 I ed . two days of rodent control : Elberfe lds Dept. store. . ) lramm~?, la st week under Paul .. Other firms contri buting Ia , field ~ge~t for t~e U. S. ' addition _to the ones already l F'~hs 1 sh and Wlld_hfe ~rv tce . : namtd are Ingles Furniture 4 0 Mr . Ochs Will VISit ~nme _ [and Francis Flor ists, sta ge doo- iS farmers in the county m Apnl oration . Peen ~y-Bennett Post to assist with the control ~~o- ( Americ~n Legion of Mlddle~ gram ~uests !or farm VISi ts the public address system; and batt may still be madP. . by table fa vors, Mrs. Neisel Carcontacting t he cooperah_ng sey , Don Mullen, A & p store, the County Extenston : Kr ogers. Columbus and South~ service, Vo-Ag. department. . or 'ern Ohio Electric Company. ' the Agricultural 'Udt. . Con~ervahon ! The Ohio Power Company al'd and Stabilization Service. SALES SET See the -complete llne of Wo·men'a'Nylon Hosiery -on tbe first otlocw.. ·•haturinl"'fall fuh16Ded -'ilyi8Ja :._ seamlesi- nyl~er 'the 1cnte atylel. Famws branct. ' -.J ull foDtCAIIIIt Iee-llzel. .. cha~rman auditor~ ~~part·. all ila. New . Sprln& ahades of tlllllbtone, 'belletoue aDd taupe- B• I sa:ts • la~l ~-t!:• ~ ~ Alt~~ugh grou~, fro~ WI~. $19,60~. 78 emor~a ~~ wi~ u~able w~eh [be ! cnrrep~t.y May 'R A • 'I} l.fembers WI un gain Candystripers l~ague ~ I -~~c •I or Siders 10 OUDfi S "th Speaker At Cappmg Of p~~H movie- -low~ :-~ ffr~d ou~ 1 1 ' ~- g~rls I ~ d~ly 0~:e~~ w~' ent njJ. ~~~~;;; .. H1~ngneps~~~id~~~~~i ~hZ! ~~:p~~~-~s :::;~1 1~0°::~~~. Ca~r~: • ners c'0 me B k 0scar wIll ac ' . ' 3 A d T0 Broadway In '6 · war I::.tinu~ ~ltbtg.attack I o~n ~: ~Y ~ ~· (Doroth~ Ba~nette~ ~~~~::":e~:~J: w• ht· Amerlcan ~erl)Frle~ too. Mh~ls. C til <UPJ) Bntain 's David Lean won 1he Lights brilliantly r enected SANTA MONICA. a · k Osrar for best directmg \lith eweled glamor and the " 0 an: Pat%le." of Arab•a" _ whi ch 1 dares whde pol11..:e held back tl etrW brought Iwon awards all _ and eager autograph seekers. 10 lhe ;:.,, .,.;, , support - , <2-year-old character adur Ed BlgiJHt T""""." ' b' e;t . ck to Broad· ' Begley came away as best sup- 11 was Hollywood s 1gg mg actress Oscars ba portmg actor for his performance mght of tile year and more way . I in "Sweet Bird of Youth .'' I :eelebritati - . o\d and years in office . aaddling the fireman and office manager for a:.. . CiviC Audttormm was ftlled new than m recent American peQple Wttb the largest ' tl'.e local Ohio Valley Baking nam1e esstona an sh:.:; the with about 2.500 stars and celeb- I years · 1 peace!>me m history, the CJ., as vilage treasurer to ohJid player - il.lt n rities for Hollywood s biggest M1ss Bancrofl. starfor the bene(_ " · lorge.y outpourmg of our gold, complete the term <Dec. 31, hmellght at the h an ua1 bto.:out whtle ·more than 2,000 ring io · Broa,d';\'aY• _Mother Atft. E. llflrst) Ml;ll=. the llll'gest rate of unemployment 11163> of the late Charlotte Per· ...cademy Monday r -h ed from bleachers hn-1Cou111ge." was to be,,.,. .·.,,cu.. ··= . < • r --· . _, .. -'· llld a rate of civillaa bUdget In· rin : aod the mayor's officlat'! with k" ;h:erred-carpeled entrance. I en! to a<·eepl her aword 8 ' ' 'I< ' •• tluL.u· rtm' Bar (F r e'd I -.lynedtwu;e as ! expression of regret over the ford best a mo: e mof l and milbons watclled on televt- MaxJmlli<tn SeheiJ. "- BUly Gra·0 • Presidept Ken Y1• _,, oow loss of a faithful public ser- · " • an e . . .. n 1 best actor, who present• t fit after · t w Wyatt) Mlddlep<l't. ._ seek to _purge themselv•• of guilt vant j l!l62 , "Lawrence ot ArabUJ. , golden Os:·ar to .Joan cra 1o d 810 · 11 1 recuperatloa bere, Middleport Pool Room (Char Lloyd Wrir,ht, Phillip Sporn by cuttmg oot ali help _for ,tbe - Moved to place a stop sign • I in he,· pla<-e. ,ret""' tO lhe main- lea "Lewis! Middleport. G plant employee. was elected unemployed they left beiJmd. al the easl end of the otwn met- [ In New York. M'ss Boncron prepare lor ne•t WaHle Shop (Wm. T. rue- , Mouday night 81 president of tered parking lot at Mill and smd "I tell you .. l'm so ""led cru$8de. ser> Middleport. . :the Pomeroy Boys' League at South First-ave. I can't belie-..e ' ' . . Tavem (Dorothy Nl- i.the Pomeroy cily .hall. IDl - Accepted the mayor's re" I didn't thmk I would I _ "!iddleport. able Nie· l Retiring President Charles • port of $162.;0 for March. lfl ' , dun·t know •hy but r JUst dating back to I he ' Zlrk s Datry Bar IM , Murray, manager of the Ohio Clerk Grate's Man;h statePOINT PLEASANT - Mayor Virgil Siders announc- dJdnt. " she sa'd at her Green· tears of World War meyer\ ('lbom- Fuel Gas Company, was nom. ment showed $21 ,741 43 m ali •d following city council meeting Monday mght h e m- ' VIllage apartment where the W h II Crow 8 a ouse e• vice-presidentand Ed Baer, • operating funds at lhe begin- tends to seek reelrction in the Ma y 18th electmn , • ' she watched the awacds cereHess) [' Ohio Valley Plumbing Compnlng or March. and Siders stated that he was run- resenting to another ward did momes on telev& smn With a few bestows any, was reelected as secreat the end. ning agam because m a n Y Inot state at thJS lime if she fnends. h t " l;ecamo on Sir Winston G & Cafe (Guido J. Giro- ' tsry-treasurer. Clyde Kirkland, George 0 Smith Meigs All councilmen. John Zerkle. worthwhile projects had been would seek election from the MJSs Duke. w .a A ad. . Pomeroy , OhiO Power Company Jllllnag- M . I h . ilal admini, tra- i Roger Morgan, Gibbons. Harris, started und.r his administra· :ward m wh•ch she " nnw re-' lho me;, '" a former La te , (Roy Belzing) Ier, and Mrs. Mac Sawyer were osp . 'Childs, and Bradbury: Clerk lion, such as street paving , ' idin emy Awar " ory 0 minister whose Green n rn ' appointed by the as co- tor, was speaker Monday mght , Gene Grate, and the mayor at- housing. urben renewal and s the present admin·; on page!!_ , be Court St. Grill I Frances Scb- chalnnep of the fmance com. at the capping ceremony of 31 tended. Krodel Park ._ and he would istratJon announced plans tu the • Pomeroy. . m!ttee. d hospital candystrlpers. I very much hke to see them seek reelection the slate .. by Uve BlUe aixl Gray Restaurant All, volunteers who manage Smith, whose wife, Virginia I TWO FINED . completed. . named at a convention of the Relay Betzlng) Po'Riei'oy. " Boys League, Pony League and Lee Smith Is In charge of the Melvin Lee. 56, Rt. I , M•d·' He told coonctl thai he would the Cillzens Party which wtll ' ftmcdorUng M8rtlit (Wallace Ebers- HJcb School League teams last 'k th to . of ' dleport, aod Albert Thompson, like each member to seek re- ' be held pnor to Apnl 18. I X ttiU bach Poineroy. season. persons spo e on e PIC., : Rt. I Cheshire, were fined $50 election as tlley had all gotten response DrUg · Store '(Edward who are m managing Service - Key to Success. [and costs in Gallipolis Munici· along exceptwnally well At least 50 fao;;:h ion s will be RandolJih. An- Stark) Pomeroy. or assls!'!'g In management of Mrs. Cedric Clark, offtcer of ,pal court Mootlay with the flne !had accomplished _ many City OlSOn ait <hown at the style show 1onl!hl Onlrd!IU Phillips Bar (Mrs. Pbllllpo) tearna thiS year, are to meet 1the auxiliary from the beard of 1and costs suspended by Judge 1improvements durmg the past Ill Pomeroy Jr . High 20 hahd Pomeroy the city hall on April at trustees, capped tlie president, •William Janes. The two men two years. . urn . Jeanie Bra un , publicity 1 Restaurant (Mrs. E. 17:10 p.m. to organize teams. p 1 trl . H y who bt turn were charged with unlawfully Members Carl Murray , Louts S for the style r eview • CIS _ enness • . operating a coal mine in Che· : Rossi , Sam Fowlkes. Tum 'and card party to be held to8 - Three Syracilae Drive In (D al ,y SERVICE SET 1 capped Vice President Sara 1 shire twp. [ nolds , Arlin Hall, Cot- Over 250 pounds of prm;on mght . has announced• with ID . Paltenon) syracuse. A pert of the Sunrise service , Bechtle and Se<Tetary Adele · trdl , Lawrence Plants. Gladys , bail for rats has been ordered ,1 They wtll include sportswear. 1 from the The · ClUb fteltallrant (Chea· at Sutton Methodist church on ISismonda. The officers then TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Plants , Ted Stevens, Hiram by farmers cooperating In I:Jathmg suits , cocktail dresses, of I be SJmpion) Racine. the Bashan·Racine road wUI be capped other class members. 1 Jimmy 14, son of !Daugherty, each slaled he 1rodent control program '" i•nd httle gtrl fa shtons as well Bank.- . Catter's Hesbturant (Rub held under the IIBbted rustic Henry Ewing, chairJMn of Mr . and M'". Wilham MeDon· planned to seek reeieciJon . Dr Metgs count y. , as some teen costumes. more Rutland ' dorwood cross Installed t h 1s . aid of Chester, taken to I Randall Taylor stated he had Farmers WJII be nohf1ed by , Mrs Paul Chapman will be lAthe loot been Dugan) RtU· week. 'lbe Cl'OliS Ia li8bled each 1the hospital board of trustees, Meigs Memorial hospital MOO· : other political plans aud would the Southern LJX·ai H1gh school , narrator lor the styl< ,..,.iew that had by evenln8 between 8:!0 lnd 10:30. f was present lor the cermooy Iday at 3;30 p.m. by the Ponte- . not seek reeiectton Mrs . Belva ''ocatJOnal agn culturai With Jenn ifer Lohse presenting Blue Tar Tan {SUe Luel· Rev , Arthur ·Stilt Js pastor which concludi!d With refresll- ,ro:• emergency and ad· Farley, who has moved .from menl when a nd where the) ma y background music on lhe or· Mid.dleport. . · tbe churCh. · ments. 1mltted as a medtcai pat1ent. the ward she •s_ p1ck up batt. Students complet· gan whir h has been loaned by ~""~ ~ i Wa~ ani - ~ ~ ~itilururt ·!",~'~ot'filtote CUet'i~ ·_,I~~~~(J, .. ..... ...... ~ Cl~. Batrd nm;,.ld MadJohn Mi· Richard W. Apakian, PhilJames llr<>wn, S. C.; Clifford B u r n s, ~y ~re -and for IWtet dreaminl, : lovely loWIIinl, ~- Md teeh.:tonth"raisesRepub~""qu::~:. r:s~;; ~:;e e::;•'::r w::~ I . ; . aod gripe about in the PRESIDENT CAPPED - Mrs Cedric Clark caps Patri cia Hennessy, daughterdot WASHINGTON <UPit - Demo- publicans appear<d to be "wuttng Mr .. and THhomasE critic eonveuiQnal leaden to ritk a recetsJOD to wm w r e m t" stripers w l e enry w ' h as officer to the hospital h ,.....,. fttf' a meet'"''" with election." ship is wiUing to riHk a recession prove elnl ·, . Clark is the member of the board of trustees w o serves cPmidenll\em,edy • . 1 "'" so · IGGif tha Ute- s.,..ker John W. McCormack I• to w1n an e1eelion." . -Counc Gave aOrdinance 862 setting auxiliary. en me . _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ . lashed out •it the GOP congre&· McCormack added . up fire contracts its second s-lleaderahlp' In reporting thai "They make speeches against reading, with Wayne Gibbons 'I ' Kennedy W81 "very much con· unemployment - and they vote Ivoting no. There were no other a· at down programs to help employ-' objections. Council however . i lions COmmittees last ment. They forget about the del- iwill ask lor a attorney generweek of tbe administration 8 rend t , al's opinion on whether the fire question for 11:00 million lor job- lcit when they recmome ·r company or the town can encreating public worko pt'Ojects. .. a:u t th: ter Into 'contracts with out of . McCormack noted that all IU!· " ed -he gth cut out Istate subdlvtslons. Gene -Grate of Mlddlepqrt .• .,. publican members of the :orks "ror nour i'owns and ' - Heard recreation commit' . • . llllllD<Od.Z4,merchants w110 have tee voted to deoy the funds. T Y . . .. tee Gene Harrts hst • • 1_.• ...,. ·willingness to donate were joined by .several oonserva- Cities. . proposed Improvements at the Meigs tlve in the 22-19 vote. ' .... · ' . li!d Children's g.,. McCormacll oaid the oommlttee ·Griday March vote evideocee lhe bHnd · " WASIUNGTON- Senate lead· ;r.t 1 eertain that they , · ' oppoldtion of the great majority ,li•, jJ]t votls to pass a bill to They of the RepubUcan in both 8 :.Ot ml)llms of acres of · • . • , Restaurant of lor 1 valll wildel" Baril.lle Home_ die Tbe· opealter iald tbe commit' . .' 'Mid port. ' the' ac!mlnistra11/i} ·( conteod II r · .. lf . . Mat,. · , . scenic areas. IQ port. . _, Select now r.rom Jateat atyle• y, IIJUierline ,our new ouUitl E Booher Acco- ~OD, N. H.; and ab.\le, omaha, Neb. '•' ud· faalttop you could wish. Moran, Lockport, N. ·.._,' a.:: ~mt! ~delph!a; White ·Dress _~h_i; with of course, all the . beauty •Pncet:l today he had .- the release ofheld ninebyAmerl· .r;tn okil>dlvers I he ·~h.. mment since Feb_.n IIOV' were listed is; Jolul \V. Browne, of Mlaml, Fla.; ¥ ·. ch~les ., an- • ~~ C. ' , 10.__ ~- -.•. Open every week day morning at 9 A.M. and open Saturday night. Make Elberf~lds, .. Your shopping Center for Ea~ter Fasfuons for every member of the fam1ly. . . ·T·' ·.: .. easy carethat'& tbe newa to 1 .. ' , ' ~ THURSDAYS AT NOON Dainty, durable, 1:·9 5_0 49·.. ~:~:.-; :~:an _,JJ". thing~ _;.;., )the Ohio Fuel Gas Compaey. I Advance tickets are $1 with The Syracuse Ladie!ll ,. AuxU- j thnr:;e selling at the door !or tary of the Volunteer F tre de- $1.25. Refreshmert~l will bll partment wiU sell Easter bas- served during the vening with kets , pies and cupcakes at the the event starting t 7:30 p.m. towt, hall. Saturday. April 13, Men and women a invited to from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. De- attend. The for .the livery service wlll be provldwere e by Mr. and ed by phoolng WY 2-6243, WY ' WIIUam •;W~. ' Save Your Sales Slips - They are valuable to -you Bring them in any time and have them added · U701 or WY U929. ' •·. AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION ·For 6 Month Period ' , ___ Ending March 31, 1963 ~- ... ' ' ' I .\ '' ! ., •• r 1 • .•: ,. ···:::,_ ,.._;....,. ,. -.::,~'(: 4,929 ·•• � 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 7, 1963 barrett carpenter fick