http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a0ccda22500bc1fc0fe54a289ce4c1b2.pdf 925ca029e68d5c63666ca9fdd28ac30b PDF Text Text ·-· . . . _9;:W _ _ _ _ . "". -TE-LE!"""-V-IS""'!"l-ON~IN~RE~V~I~EI=--..- '""' ..r ,..,... """'itt"'.. ..,. " • I with Jr:idoo1 probkmo. IIIII 1bo N.-1 JL:iduo)o -" • Qooo. wllldl doll Cooper II bo1oC -""' 1o 'MollOO .... CUrlllo - . • .E!otowl- - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - ............. tJn.pt .. bfshl7 "' .......... "' • - that it took u od lit • IMw ............irll Ulliolo, 1111 "-i- a1 II.ICK DIJ DOW S<ribes eulhanasio "" "lbo ,(IUIIiDI UdOII Jrtn-·!!eool ol • perooa lo death paiDieulf, liOLLYWOOll iUPil -Betw..., eopociaUy a penoll sufferiDc from tbo ...,_.. 'l'bundoy Di&ht. an incurable ucl painful - - " flBC-TV'a "Dr, ~" griiJlPied Kildar• did II . And If yoo wul 1l'llb tho .,...,..... of life, death, to argu• rhal in<urablt doesn't God ad mft't'J' killing. nef1!Wirily mean fatal. tha['J AetuaiJ:,, IDOit ol the Kildal'f' lyour privilege. -le would ratller not hear the ( .,. script arged th•l IIH! _pa· ' e .... .._...... 11 1o bard 1o - ._ol to offer lbo.loool It 11oJ 1Dteros1a1 b1 o ..,... ooee - . Ill Oom••m!R )'011 ...... about bor kida<J. 11tport. , lion t1w1 II& ztr"r' ........ ~ - · Tbe W.. IDio lbolr lk1DI·I77d dlrrJaceast o1 next moath'l ldloduJed tbroucJr a .._..,, - - -- - -- term "mercy kiJ.line" or U more r tJent wu dead for all practical formal descrtptioo, euthanasia. Jn )purposes. I suggest, however, that 'iad 10meone in the play Tbura- 1tht> only way a person i.5 dead 1 day' olgbt evtn had a Une or so Is if he is deoad. BuE Ule imporllying tha~ it wasn 't !JJCh a case. tant Uling J!l for the series not You ean figure out rather eas- to be cowardly. Nothing should Uy why they'd Uk eto avoid it. be outside the srope of drama. If blatantly ()(fered as a show on fn th@ play, the pivotal rharaeauch 1 thflnto it touches some fer was the dying man's daugh· RDStlve ~. getting into deli· t«, one of those tougJ;!. rt>pulsive cate area 1 lib religion. Jt also women who start senteh{'f's with wou1(1 put the 1hinlng young hero, the word " like." Mary Murp~y kWa~. OD the spot too sinre it . enacted the role using all the hJs· waa h1l fine) decision to rut off . trionks of which less-affrctrd di· the m@Chanical devirf>S that ~ept rectors had probably deprived elive a patient in a termsnaJ her. alma. 1 Overall, it was a generally ter'Jbe idea of the Kildare people rible show, Maudlin, cliche filled apparently i8 tbat the patient was -even after Mist Murphy gave • hopelets case anyway and that Kildare the decision on his owii' no one was actually taking away and eased into the background. hia life. But that seems to be Still, i1 was better than tht> hllir·•plittins. 1tte dictionary de- !March 28 Kildare program ill DAILY CROSSWORD DOWN ·, , 1._,.._ 80 Pints Of Blood ... ODI t.People -··-- I 11om ot r. Cbll4ra'a I, Ritual i l lq. MJ.LittleJial. laD boT• WMPO Radio IIIONDAY 1'B1W FRIDAY 7:30 News UO Neft 7:35 Breakfast Party 6:115 Sacred Heart Program 8:00 News 6:20 Country JambOree 8:05 Breakfast PariJ 18:30 News 6, 10 News 1:35 Farm World News 8::JG Breakfast Party t:l6 Meigs County RFJ) t :OO rlews 9:05 Breakfast Party 7,00 Neft ~ : 05 11.-.akfast Partr U5 Jones Buick Sbow 7:30 News 9:30 News 7 ,35 Pickens Hardware Sbow 9:35 Breakfast Party 1" ' 00 News 7:50 1:50 News Report • ..ro 10:05 Pollur Party 8:00 Breakfast p-·, 111:30 NeW11 8: ll> Breakfut Party M In the Ail Sport Sbow 10 ' 35 usic . DAILY CIIYPI'OQIIm'E - Here's bow llo II'Glk Ia 1 ·.311 Van Parli~ ~ 10:15 The Good Life &J:YDLB&&lr:a 8:35 Breakfut Party 10:55 Under Obio Skiei ~ LOXGII'ELLDW 8:45 >Iaker Fum. 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Repts to the People [=...:..:.....::.;::;::::;::::::...;.:.:..;_ __:_:_ _::_ _ _ _ _ __ -·-· 10.00 Social Securitjo '"""'• " Thurs. 11 :00 Country H71171P Time 4:lll Looal News IUO Newo 4:40 Platter Party 11:30 Country Hymn 'nme 1:110 Neft Su 10 541 nday Chapel 5, 05 Travelin' Time 12: oo Noon Report 5:30 Sports 12:15 Tbe Seardl I1DII-"' 111eQat•••• Br ERNIE BUSHMILLER WHO'S THE EXTRA BOTTJ;.E FOR? -----::-:--~::-:::--:--:------------ ~N=-., W J EH RADIO e · o t'\:00 News 1:115 Sports 1:15 SUD-Down Serenade 6:30 New~ 7:00 Sign Off SATURDAY llCIIEliVLE 1:00 News 6:05 Country Music Time 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:30 2:110 Rev. MerliD Teet:. Hour ol Decisloo Lulherar Hour News The Big Lie 2:3G Back to the Cross 3:00 Rev. Roscoe Thoma 3:30 The Quiet Hour 6:30 Newa 4:00 NewEl 6:35 Fann World News 6:40 RFD 7:00 N.,..,, 7:911 Breakfast Party 4:05 4:30 4:3!> 8:110 DAVY JONES Education Are Meeting Theme Sunday Showcase News Sign Off February Sign Oft - · R~tired Oil·). " Field Workeft·. DiesMon.y Area Gas htes Are Dotvn Says UtiUty ' lt~y's Reds Get l of4 Votes In ' ., ~.~, •., . • •• II'' ~ ' ... ... .. .... ,. , ' ' ,.,, .. ' ··- •··. ' .....• - • • " " r. ,, �• 1 ThP llaily ..fiiPntlnPI • • • • • ~- "But You Promised!"' As congressional hearings move along on President Kennedy 's proposals lor tax reduction and reform, the surest prospect is thai the end produci will bear tlight resemblance to the original. Given our form of democratic sov· ernment with tis offsetting congressional and presidential power, compromise is of course an inevitable expectation tn the shaping of most legislation. Strongly toned remedies to problems seldom get anywhere unless some sort of visible peril stands close. War, de- Iff pression, the clear menace of commun>sm, these things produce preciplt.ate, concerted action. Some historians argue that this kind of "government by catastrophe" can be most unfortunate lor the country. The suggestion is that drastic measures ta~­ en in quieter period! might stave off criBis. But the democratic necessity of compromise is usually compelling. Take the current tax matter for ex· ~mple . The President's thesis is simple . ModHate pump-priming, like redevelopment, manpower training. public works, has not bitten deep into unemployment or accelerated economic growth rates. He wants ~mtirely new tax ground rules, therefore, in hope these may free up the emnomy and help absorb the unemployed mass. rsTo make litis try, he is willing to risk tuge federal deficits "temporarily." He says if his plan gets a chance, it may wip• out the chronic smaller deficits spetial CamP ~......'"mlnded .... - £= ..... n h, D • It'lL! .veat estruct10n, "wp Helen Help Us/ ' lhat have marked the last three decades. Who knows whether his propo11la would do the job he claims! What we do know Is that, In pure1t form u pretent· ed', they have almost no prospect of be· ing tried . Bipartisan c:oDHrntive opposition stands firmly in the way. Look. then, at the other aide of tbe coin. Many · ronservatlves. a Jood num• ber favoring a tax cut, argue that the only way to justify It io to whack IJ'eal chunks off federal spending. Even if we assume this could be done without harming our defense effort or necessitating repeal of many Jaws wltb built-in high spending reallires, we koow this proapect is also slim. Tbe pressure to keep countless spending projects go· lng will come nolleasl from some of the very lawmakers who protest opending In general. It would be interesting lo aee lbe ef· feet on the economy qf a $10·$20 billion spending cut. No Jess 'interest would at· lend a whopping tax reduction unmatch· ed by spending cuts. Bul most likely we shall never witness either of these experiments - one or the other of which might prove beneti· cial. For democracy's responses are invar· iably blunted when danger is not judged to be near. And the truth is that neither ma.. ive spending nor huge unemployment alarms enough people today to jar their lawmakers Into more •weeping ac· ion. . Aunt Fannie Beale's .....,. ..., -- dress the various f. n Racine Pupil PIaces First J State Test Farm Women's Youth Camp at Southside June 1be w th e~.,- •• 'd guests al the hotel were forced Road in:..::; was the guest of Mrs . C orrec ,. 1 p•lneappIe I 3 .. ROCky OUJd Force Cuban ShowdOWD KROGER • r NOTICE! 1 TO All NATURAL GAS USERS IN MASON and CLIFTON AREA 1 B R FURNITURE INTERSTATE UTIUTIES GAS CO. Net Big Gain offensive to religious groups .. . Tony Curtis, who is set to play Hugh Hel~er in a flicker biography of the Playboy, en· trepreneur, probably will be ~etting some new scenes as a result of the::Piay· boy Club's role in New York's current SLA scandal. Hugh's recent about the travail he went through to gel his liquor license here are surprising and amusing to tbose of us who. knew he was having problems from the very beginning - because he denied vociferously land in writing) that his enterprise was having even the smallest troubles, and said furthermore thai it was unfair and unkind to suggest such a thing Hope Cooke, the U. S. beauty who mar· ried the ruler of far-away Slkkim, is ail· ing. She's been suffering from a Uver disorder since the honeymoon. ' ' t Rjver R~port Singer Damita Jo is discuasing a Broadway musical with Ossie Davis, who is loaded with talent but so far hasn't been lucky with his theatrical ventures .. . Sybil Burton's escort at El Morocco during the past week was Trumbull Bar· ton, who seems to be a friend of the en· tire cast in the Celebrated Cause. H~ was in Rome accompanying lli and Dickie to the night clubs - and getting his pic· lure in the papers- at the height of the "Cleopatra " drama. Bobby Darin's pals expect him to make some trade news soon with a chang~ in his management set-up . . Ed· ward Mulhare will leave "Mary, Mary" to do a TV series with Don O'Herllhy In Hollywood. That means saying goodbye to his Westport home, too .... . Selene Walters, former glamor girl around town, has received news of a big inhert· lance from her late lather, a landowner in Missouri. Her brother will share the forlune , estimated at "$450,000 .. . War· ren Beatty has fallen for an expensive suite sn a Park Ave. hotel-an 18th floor layout with torrares- and may move in shortly. Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands, dining in the Continental fashion-at 10 p.m.-charmed the beholders In Voisin with her simple attire and unaffected prettiness. .. ' . ..• . ... . ( _:: .... '1.· .: ... I'" ,,' .,,, . . , . r ,, ".., FREElOAD RELATIVE$.. !ll6 PARADE. (. P.S. 8'1 TilE WAY, PAL SOUPY ~A S MOVED AWAY) • ' • which Is 113 years old. Others clubs who will assist at the Carol Wilcoxen, daughter of 24-28th. The children wiU. have uoofficsat"~.:;ng ':~u to the top .two floors )>ecause of Gertrude Warner Wednesday. IOn • modeli.ng dresses which ue lOO ITOW'ist Center located in Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen a full schedule of clas~s · and rain waa tepOrted in IeVen hour• water pour1~g into ground level Mr. and _ Mrs. Harry Spencer • years or older were Mrs. Ray derson to enable llim to keep of Racine, 8· student at South~ J recreational opportuniUes. during the night at Fort Payne, accommodations. or. Port_ ClJ~ton spent Tuesd~y The Pr1ce Of -T}Iompson, . Mrs. Gus Douglass, Ithe center open this year. The Association is asking for Ala Nearly 2 inches of rain fell w1th ~1s siSter, Mrs. Hattie Sr.;, Mrs Charlea Machir, Mrs. Miss Wa~da Stemple, Home ern Local ~lementary achool, contributions to help sponsor at lloekford, Ill., in six hoor&. Ple.. ant \'alley Hospital Frederick. G. C. · Sommer and Mrs. Don- · Demonstration Agent, announc-- plac~ first 10 the Mei!JS Coo~· children in their summer camp. The Southland bore tile brull't Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sorden of I · at.d Powera, and Mrs. John 1e<' th.t a workshop on c<ivering ty Eighth Grade ocholarshlp Mrs. Sheridan McKerran is or lhe rampaging ·swisters. ADMliTE;) - Mrs. Virgil I Eagle Ridge spent Sunday with SHOULD HAVE BEEN Hanly. jlamp shade!! will be conducted test give~ to ~ Meigs stud:- secretary. The address r{ R ' t. 1 Tornadoes in Alablima and Ml&- Willet, Southside : Mrs Frank Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey. o. 21h $1 .00 Cente~nlal ··committee chair- IM;ay 21 · 29. She asked tile ents .ear~Jer thJs month. The Box 1848, Pt. Pleasant. .. sissippi shattered .shanties and Sears, Middleport: Mark Ro- · ~r .s Robert Bailey received c:•n• man Mrs. J; H. Turner re- 'presldent of each club to sub- t~st Js giVen by the State Desuminer homes alike. berts, Galli)'>l,Ji~ Ferry . word of the death of her uncle · · ' ·" ' ·1 1 t parlment of Educalon . ported that there are 20 or- m_1 ;d name O • a person w ' 0 T kl nd la · Ed W/ Four persons were killed when DISCHARGED _ Mrs Wil- Arthur Young of Pine Grave. ganized church groups 1n Ma· wJII .be give~ thts training and a ng seco P ce was . • tf a twister skipped across Moon . . : Mrs. Emily Congrove of Col., son County which are over 100 she lD turn IS to go back and na McQ,y .of Chester .. Third . Lake near the Mississippi resort lJam Flsh~r. Apple Grove, Mar- ~~~2~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;:;:;;::;:;;:~ . years old. The oldeat church teach lhe members of her.club. place was Linda Wolfe, also of community or Lula. High winds shall Arnngton. Pt. Plea•ant : group is the Harinony . Baptist. Mrs. Cath~rine Reynolds, Southern Loca1. whipped a 5()..foot wall of water Mrs. George Vaughn and son, I The church was built in 1812 County Council vice . president, . Other students ~o placed against the shore and flayed the Hendersun. and Is ~$1 years old, next old· con,ducted _the devot1onaJ pro-- JD th~~op J~ we~e Lm~a Spe~area with storm-borne tree limbs. RIRTH - A daughter to Mr eat. church Is the Broad Run ~nm and mtroduced Mrs. ~y cer, Jverview, ou~th, Denn~ timber and debris. and Mrs. Virgil WiJiet Sout~L•ttheran built in 1819. The Thompson who held a .brief Weber of Rutland, fifth; Denms : I Another tornado smaiJed across side ' C')t)Cord· Baptist, Trinity Meth~ memorial servlce for Mrs. Har· Newland.of Tuppers Plains, and . By ROBERT M. WALTF.R.S the Missis:> ippi River and into · OOist White Church (St.. Mark) ry Ord , a former member of ~ola Obit~ of. Southern ~1. I United Press International IMaury City, Tenn. Two persons 1 Trade Your Old 1 Lutheran, and Presbyterian, 127 the Avalanche Club. ~he t~ed for sixth, Barbara WJI- CINCINNATI WPII - New died. Beginning May 1st Collection Period Will Be From vears old· Salem Evangelical read one or the poeDIS written hams of Rutland and Sarah I Y rk Go N I R k f II One man was killed when a I In On New ... the !silo the 12th of Each Month, Week Days Only. . , b M Ord Mor~ of Chest r tid f o v. eson oc ee er ·'United Brethren and the Christ Y rs. · . .h e ' .e or MClndav night called for a shClW· twister slash~d through Shannon. Closed Saturday. Now At Episcopal Church both 124 yean~ Following lunch WhiCh was eJg th, and David Hea,ton, I down 'with the Soviet Union to Miss, and a serving station at-i old ; Bruce Chapel, 122 years served by the Waba~ Band Chester, Jacquelyn Bahr of ~ l-;lt "the most serious threat to tendaJit died when 8 tornado I AKE Collection Hours Will Be: o~: Mt. Zion Baptist. 116 Boosters, ~epresentatJves . of ChesteJ , and ~bra Canaday of the future of the Western Hem· l swept the business section of! Qf M' Appalachum Rutland. aU tied for tenth. . . pro. 1Hamiltnn • Ala . 9 A.M. to 12 P.M.- 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Years o]d '· New Haven United Home Service . · J k 1.sphere .. - c uba,s t rammg 8 BEST SELECTION! Brethr.ep, 111 year~ old; Hart· Power Company, lSs ac le gram, ror espionage agents. I Power Lines rumble ford United Brethren, 109 years Massetl and Mrs.. Frances S S I A man was killed by lightning • BEST TERMSI ol. and the Bachtile United Lon spoke on home lighting. In i • In an_addre"' to a Republica? ' in a violent thunderstorm st Cov- BAKEMRidd~~~~!!UREJI_ B..eUtren, 108 _years old. keepmg With the , theme, ~rs. · ' fund ra1smg dmner he sa1d Pres1-J ington. Ind .. and a laborer at st. Of Mason, W. Va. The fol1owing church groups Arnett Roush led m group smg- · dent Kennedy must take a · Louis died when a heavy .do:"":w~n·:.J..,.,,.,=,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,~~===============~!"!"~::!. organiZed in 1856 are 107 ye~rs I in6, "O~d Gra~ Bonne!:".. ~· 1 "strong. decisiv~ stand" and de- ~ old. Tiley are Mason Method 1st, Was Seemg · Nelbe Home. S1l~ mand that Russ1a "prevent those I 'Hartford .Methodist, Beale Cha~ ·ver Threads Among the Gold" (Continued rrom page 1) Latins who are being brought to pel and Hickory Chapel Meth· and many other old time favor· fold. The SoeiaJists headed b . Cuba !or training, sabotage and odist. The St. Joseph's Catholic ites. Petro Nenni have been supportin~ Is~bver~ion from penetrating and Ch'Jrch is 106 years old and The Haven Homemakers plan- Fanrani's coalition regime. d1sruptmg the free governments the Beech Hill Methodist 1 105 ned the dinner and made arof Latin America." years old. j rangemPnts for Ute luncheon. With ~lve-sJxllls of the vote . . .. The tiarly history of these The dining tables were decorat- counted, the Christian Democrats Soviet Premier N!kJta K:ushflowers, a nd po 37 ·2 per ce n1 o,. t he vote, chev. must be told that d he · · churches was collected and re· 1,ed Vltth sprang p.JI'ted by· the following per.l miniature candles. Favors were do 1 from their 1958 figure 42.4 c~n11tmbucs to allow sabotage, we ~.;:;...;;;;....-..-._ _;;...,:.- ' · e to each of the mmbers per c~nt w1 e forced to take the most ~:d "their guests. At tli~ point. the Socialists also drac;t~ action," Rockefeller said. were rul'l~lng beWnd their 1958 He d1d not elaborat~. . figures. 'I'tiey polled !.S per cent RockefeJler, a leadmg candidate 4) of the vote this time, compared Ifor _the. 1964 GOP presidential Gauge readings: Gallipolis 0 10 S with 14.2 per cent ln l9S8. nommatmn, noted that lhe U.S. dom 17.8, 14.61 running 10 feet I other Parties Gain ~nd Great Bntam were preventon rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 22.66 The Neo.Fascists went u to 5_8 mg Cubans from raiding their Pt. Pleasant ~.77, Hinton 1.10 :_ ~ cent from 4•8 per centp,CJath So . 1 homeland andfh" "£reezing· .f'-· " it from stationary, Kanawha Falls 1.72 • Democrats .&.O per cent from 4.5 _e terrors o at e1stic, commu(Continued from page 1) . • msm" rising, .Charleston 17.95 stationper cent, Liberals 6.9 per cent · '!"·· AND NC!W COME.S TilE ... • Mn. -ed• I ~15 ~ *'· 'c. .. .... llPPED OFF ALL wftlt ..., nJcb .......... Ilea I'L!ldr I aY UNITED Plllll INTIItNATIONAL IIJd Durocby Burte ..... llel.,., Violent tornadoes and the Ill HARTFOI!D· ~ Tbe MMO!I Isona:"' E. McCuUocll, 'IIIey eaa .liavo PJ lsldlvdl. Midwest and South witb death llld destmeUon Monday Mr. a(ld Mrs. Barry Sponcer M..U1 oveelng.· roonty Fol'in ·Women oboerv· Mrs . .catherlni "112ypoldl, Mrs. oal'o ...,. lmprlls~ 00 lbem PI', PLEASANT - Tile M•· night. Tornadie wioda reacblng 98 miles 10 hoW' slam· """ Mr . .., Mrs. Elmer Bob. • Ill tbW" Cenlolllllhol year by •'" 1John GUI • .Mn. John McDaniel, sbow hlo blrlilday, .tile ..,., oon County Asooelatlm formed through the south Texas rommun'tty of Kenedy o:od< ol Pori Clinton speot ..,.. Mr~"'::U:ra:~-~ lendifli! ~ JDnuol Spri1111 Mn. ~ble !'khna, Mrs. M- ..., lletarded · Children Is ISlUI!III today. · • er•I daYI wtlb retaUves here. roy 1 . --·,...,. Luncheon al the Hartford Melh- nell Roosh, Mrs. Vernal John· """'•~rrl<dl plans for ~ summer eamn. No injuries were reported at Kelledy but torreotial Mrs. Martha McE!rGy and Elroy all ol Morrow _.. S.. edittt Cburcl> attb"<d in Ceo- son, Mrs. Faprlie Douglas, Mrs. ::f~t:'::~bJoiale.. ~·•· Camp Klndlich, tor aver lot rains lashed the town and the high -winds blew outbuild· aon, Gene. spent Tbursday with thaer"'~~..!'~~-of-~v·~ tennlal d r - whleh were John Turner, Mrs. Rugh Barr, chlldren and yOUllg people who lngs apart and knocked down power linea. Mr: and lin. Lowell Bi!lll. ~-v, worn 1>y ,their anceston. Manv M;ro. Donald Wallace and Mrs. All lleyoad"""' ol ire unable to enjoy the many The sea1100'1 worst outbreak of . Aftemooo .callero _ . Mn. of the garmenll were aver lot C. S. Dabney. prfDiln& wiD lie used for ad.. pleuureo elljierienoed by the twiste<o and lfmlnl left at least pour looleDed ..,..truct,on but-I Mrs. Edith O.botne ol Keoo Estllor WL'ight Mr 4Dd .....,._ years old. ' " - nOll having •o..,.meolol the Soolllora Lo- c-hildren 1n schools. 10 penoos dead, __, lojured ~ . and oent concrete and Road coiled on Mrs. Gertrude ~ spencer' and ' Mrs. Wald """tury ·old dotl!ln( cal)IO at· AI the openinJ, Mrs. Ray cal band. There are more than 100 of and the damage tDh IDOillll1lC dirt craohlng down on him. Warner recently. .__ and cbild tlrod In ..productions of dres,. Crank. County Cooncll Prest· ••·· hlldr M Cou into the Ullo A tornado tumbled power line.o · ..,...~er • ren. ~dent ~lded du~•o a short u~e c en ason nm ns. MOM of the . , Mr ond Mrs. Henry Spencer Jerry and Jack Frederick t. .. worn In thttl era. Others ' • ··~ ty, and they are the concern of dead were in Mi118ill8ippl and demolished • Baplist ehureh and called on Mr. and Mrs, A. D. lied Milford Frederlok "J r ~ . wore 1963 lashiOilli =~ ~=tl~g ~;:~ : ~ this A.osoclatlon which is com- Te......... lilted the roof from a gar-4• lat. Tuttle SUnday afternoon. Frida night and Saturd~" '"' . Mn. W. H. Reebel modeled .,towards a camp for retarded pooed of a large number of Iowa riven IUrged toward Monday mght at Vaugluo, La. M R b Burk ol the E .,! Rid y her great grand"lolher, Mrs. cblldren. dedlMted parents of lheae lit· flood slage today and ...,.. fell Another twister spuo down iJ> ' . rs . u Y e A OS •..ge. Mary Casey Steenbergen's wed· tie ones as weU as friends of across liOr!bern WiBoonaiD .,:.t lhe center of Russellville, Ky .. VISited her parents, Mr. and Milo Biggs i• home from lbo ding dress of f;fepe de chine Mrs. Crank st.oled thai Henthe gro~p. Michigan with up to' 1 in<hes tearing the roof from a hotel and Mrs. C A. Babcock and Ooro- hoopilal. which is 157 years old. Mrs. derson's Mayor Archie Henry, Camp Kindlich will be held forecast lour slores at >be heigh! d a vio- lhy Burke recently, -1\ln, HaW. ............,.. John Gill wore her great-great is asking lor volunteers from 0 . at the M....., County t-H and ~ R Ral lenl thunderstorm. Some 50 Mrs. Elizabeth Biddle of Keno l..;;;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o... Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting So SOUPNOOOLE oak Hill d A.... . . fta)y' Red. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN THE CELEBRITIES Gardner McKay, currently th e most popular American actor in }'ranee---be· cause of his television series- is cementing international relations by courting Francoise Hardy. a beautiful 18-year-old Parisienne who dabbles in folk singing Boris Karloff cr.me down with a bad case of bronchial pneumonia just after he rinisho>d his latest spook film "Black Sabbath. " He was rushed from Rome to London for medical treatment. Richard Nixon's appearance at lhe Colony the other night caused heads lo swivel because he was accompanied by another chap and a dazzling beauty. The less famous fellow was a real estate 11\an. Fred Antkies, and his decorative companion turned out to be .l he ex-wife of novelist Harold Robbins . Ullian Reis, the much-headlined Philadelphia cafe owner, has an agent trying to ped· die her bizarre life stor y to the movies . .. Bob Hope's close chums wish he'd slow the furious pace. The Shubert Alley experts predict Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virgin· ia Woolf'" will win most of the important Tonys at the American Theatre Wing Awards ceremonies. as weH as the Ora· rna Critics Circlo laurels. And. if it doesn't get the Pulitzer Prize, what will? . .. Speaking of the latter, wouldn't you think the film company that produced "To Kill A Mockingbird," and the adver· llsing agency thai produced it• radio commercials. would teach their hired hands how to pronounce Pulitzer ? Both the announcer on the one-minute spots and Academy Award winner Gregory Peck tell the listening audience that the movie is bas~ on the "Pule-ilzer·prize winning novel' 1 - "Pule" rhyming with Yule. It's " Pull," to rhyme with "full." sweeties. Kay Thompson's nexl kiddie book will be tilled "The Fox and the Fix ," which sounds rather grown-up if you in· terprel it in hipsler fashion The Or· son Welles film, "La Ricotta" has been banned in Italy because it. kids biblical epics and the govt>rnment considered it "'" " ., · - . . ..~~...~~~----UIIIIIuo Mason County Farm 1'om . en - ..._ Gortrude , ....... • ~:; Be~g Planned Midwest States On Monday , Sotiety Notes bur~• .., ""· c. Observe Sto:tte Centennial . F0r UllU eO 11-a, thunderstorms thrashed '*·"'ld. ..... lllilo ..... - . - -,---,-- tOMMENTATifiiCi EDITORIAllY Mountains And Molehills Dally Sentinel, PomerO'y.Middlepoi1. 0., Apl'll30, tit!S-3 1• : ·I >I ..... :~ .. '" ''· . ".'. ' .I • ~ 8 p• l Of Blood ·Given , ary. London, Marmet and Win- Samuels, Hartan Wehrung, Clin- from 3.5 per cent, while the Mon~ field dams were on the sills. ton Faulk, Gerald Reuter, Geof- archists dropped to u per cent ASK TO WED Boat mOVeDieats: frey Wilson, Rollin Radford, from 4.8 per cent five years ago. PT. PLEASANT - . Fo.ur COU· Ohio River - Raymond Sal· Charles Karr, Jr.. Marjorie The Republicans polled the same pies ~ave ~ade ap~hcatlons ~or vetJ up l4, 7:10 p. m.; Bingo Price, Rose Mary Raub, Guy 1.4 per cent they did in the last lmarnagP licenses 10 the office up 14, 11 :15 p. m.; S. M: Jenks E. Guinther, Linda Guinther, elections, while all others fell of the County Clerk. up 14, 1:10 a. m.; Cructble up lola Howell, Virgil Brown. Dor- from a· total of 1.7 per ct'nt five Koger St~nley West, 35, Col15 4 a. m.; Miss Sterling down othy Johnson, George Wagner, years ago to 1.4 per cent at pres-- , u~bus, _Ohio, and Margaret Lu15, 4:40 a. m.; Captain Joe Dale Kautz, Carl Jennings, Eth- ent 1ctlle Stmm, 37, Columbus. · down 16, 3:20 a. m.; Indiana el Mae Hysell, Laurence LeonDanna Theodore Brown, Jr .• down 18, 4 a. m.; Susan Lane ard, Willard Durst, Mary Col· PT. PLEASANT 30, PRaL Plea'aBnl, and Mary Lou1 down 16, 5:05 a. m.; Chris Jr. , mer, Arnold SnoWden and Rich· LIVESTOCK SALES CO. ~e wson rown, 25, Southdown 16, 8:25 a. m.: Charleroi ard Vaughan PT. PLEASANT. w. VA. Side. James Allen Tucker, 21, up 17, 9:30 p. m.; Bayou Lor· ' Ss&unlay, 440, 1913 Rnbertsburg, and Emma Jo re!ne up 17, 1 a. m.; Eastern MiddleiJ:O~~ - Amanda Mur~ HOGS _ 175 to 220 l!.30 to ' ~owell , 21, Leon. George Wildown 17, HS a. m.; Blue Seal r•y, W1llie Ma~de Coates, 14.00; . Heavies II.OO to 13 _2>; Iham Brown, 40, Letart and up 18, 3 a. m.; Vulcari up 18, James McHaffie, Clyde Board 1 Lights 12 .00 to 16 _00 ; Fat Sows I Sybd Lou1se Goodmte Snuth, 6:30 a. m.; C. V. Harner down Kathryn Moore De~iSon, _Fre- 11.00 to 12.50; Boars 9.50 to 45 · New Haven. 20, S:20 a. m.; Luther Herd· da Edwards, Catherme Kmght, 9.15; Pigs 7.00 to \3.oo· Stock ! man up %1, 3:30 a. m.; OVEC Eva Hartley, Kennelh Madden, Shoats l2.1i0 to 17.50;. · OFFICE TO CLOSE up 21,5:30 a. m.; Elisha Woods Elizabeth Searles, Charles I CATILE _ Steers IB.OO to The Me•gs ,County Veterans up 21, 6:40 a. m.; Jacob G. up Searle>, Haskle A. White, Rus- 23.IO, Heifers 15 _00 to 22 _25 , Servoce Ofl•ce wlll be closed 23, H5 a. m.; Elgerclllf up 23, seU Wilson, Mary Bacon, Glenn Fat Cows lo.OO to 17 _00 , Can- May I through May 3. The ser· 6:40 a. m.; Illinois up Greenup Evans, Charles Evans, and ners 1!.00 to 14 _50 , Bulls I7.2S vice_ offtcer .will be_at the VA 10:49 P·. ,~·.; Tibolt up Green- William 1<:· Bailey. . to IB 75 : Stock Steers 22 _00 to Reg1~nal offtce In Cmcmnali atup 4:15 a., m.; Oliver Shearer MJnersvtUe - Wilham ·Riger, 26.50; Stock Heifers 18.00 to tendmg a conferent>e . an~ up Greenup ~ a. m.; Harriett Marie Rizer, Clara Mcintyre, ZL50; Stock Steer Calves 22 _00 school for County Serv1ce Off•· M. up\ Green~p &:liO a. m.; Herbert Mcintyre, Betty Young to 28.50; Stock Helfer Calves cer~ ·~ the Cmcmnatl Reg•onal Frankllft Pierce down Green· and Howard Young. ll.OO to 25.00. Off•ce s area of juris<hchon. up 7:4Cf ~' m.; National up 31, Racine - Kenneth Imboden, VEAL CALVES- Tops 31.40: The off>ce will he open on May 4:35 a. ·. m.; Cotton Queeu up Wilma Sayre, WIUlam Cross. Seconds 29.40; M<dium 34.50 to 4· ~-i.~:£:.:~ _,:~~·;. ~1_.. L,J;~t..i J~ne HaJJ, Martin Wilcox: 27 .50; Common &: Heavies 22.00 1:55 ,.:111.; l='ennsylvanla up 33, Syracuse - Sylvia Zwilling, to 30.00 ANNOUNCE SALE 5:15 a. m.j RavensWood down Robert Wingett1 Nettie Moore, There wi11 be a rummage 34, 4:2$ p. m.; Esso West. Vir· Olin Knapp, Woodrow ~willing, ASK DIVORCES sale by the Church _of God of glnla down 34, 6:15 p. m..; Phil· Leola Enoch. . Charging gross neglect a! Prophecy, or Cheshire, Tbursip Spom down 34, 12:05 a. m.; Ewington - . Richard Els- duty and extreme cruelty two day, Friday. Saturday, May. 2, Bob ~enter down 34, 12:10 a. 'wick. peUtions for divorce have been ~· a~ 4, a.t the ~cMaster butldm.; Reliable up 34, 4:10 a. m. Wilkesville- Wendell Brown. filed in Meigs Counly Common m~ '" Moddleport There will GalilpOIH Dam - Albert Ho~ Dexter - Beulah Wright, Pleas Court. Stella Jo Perry of he a large selecloO" of mer· den do~ 5:40 p. m.; ~ll<!eD Earl Wright. . Dexter, R. D., is seeking di· cha~dlse. The sale will begm City up !7:25 p. m.; J. S. li!wis Reedsville - Robert Lind· vorce from Jackie J. Perry, at R.30 a. m. down 10:2ti p. m.; Edeana Bos· stammer, Nont~ap McCain, same address. The plaintiff is ----worth doWn 1:45 a. m.; Dave Long BOIIDm -.lViUis Parker, aaking lor custody of four min· TO RELEA~E PRISONERS . ' CJrockl!tl .up 3:05 a. m.; Dis· Henry Bahr, Ada Bisaell, or children. Tile olher acttoo is TOKYO <UPII - Communost palcher_ qp 3:30 a. m. :. Solvay Charles Marcinko. Naomi Rowley of Pomeroy vs. China announced Monday il ~ill up 8:10 a. m.; Lelia Shearer . C!tester 7 Erma Clelaod, James llarol!l . Rowlay, Porn- release 459 m,... lnd•an sold•ers dbwn ~: ~a.m. . . . Lloyd Blaek.....,, Richard Flck eroy. . oaptured durmg tb~ border Dghtl,aaawba IUVer - 'Glendora Horaee Karr, Marvin Keebaugh mg last faiL It saod they would " up, London 1:45 a. m.; Marlin Genevieve -Snyder, Al~rt ParkSQUAD CALLED be turned over at Bang Pass 111> Marmet 10 p. m.; Jerry er, Ro!lert )ti!pt!e, Roger Gaul. Middleport emel'lleney • ,..,. near the Tibetan .border May 5. Boawort'n up, Winfield 2:15 p. m. RuUand. ~ Oiarles K I, n g, cue aquadamen were called at W. H. Shaler; Jr., UR Winfield James Graham. '" . 7:32a.m. today for lhe baby of (' 'White ' :''· -U O . p. 11t·· . Ole~nder up Win, IJallflsVII!e - Oris Roush, Marion Fra~~eis at 1120 Locusi. ''·· · field m,; -~ Eales RaY. Mldkkl. ,. . sl. '!'he chlld was having breath. ':c 'Iii> W.l~t;~· l:20 m.l Ll!Ue N~"- "."•en,, '?I· Va. - ,Willis lag difficulty and was· taken ·to ·· -~ Ed"'ird~ ·Wlnl•eld M5 ,p. Durst ..·:,· · · . .· tlie office of Dr. lt. R. Pickens Needle toe. 9/8 bee!. For · ' ml: H.· ~· , Jiowles ufl' Winfll!d ' ~l!sh~ . .., ljlverell Me~ lor trea!Jpenl. . · • confirm•Uon. gr:adua:tion t_:2ti. ,P· m.; o., Jl', .Shetu't!li ·147 lel,~d. B.~ Spires. . . . . parties. N·M widths. Slzeo I to 10. , Infield ·12:1- a. iii.; M~lll · · 'I ; · , •· "'' .. ?to ,I!IEET WEDNESDAY . · wtnt~ JJ,:to •· m.; Ill>- ·" • , . (.o«L TE'MP8 The Harrisonville .Uu!Gni a.s· W. !,el· •Up Wlilfl!d 1:111 «'Tbe~lesi\perallire ·ln Poiner· '¢1allon wiD meet Wednesda.)' . ' m.; lleiJn';> l'P Wli1~:3:·10 ~·, ·bullsies!J ~1!;1 al· ll:ll 'night at .~ 'at tiH! llarrisonvUJe SH'U: .MX •• ·"'·' !lelliol•·i!OWD W'llilield ·a;m•; ·w~jl :~~ .lll!gree!-'lirf. tirade I•.Ohilor to make final Y !ll uy . . ~ ' • _"i,... '"'-' I MIDDLIPCIRT I _,)llli. ~ _. m. . ;;··~ ' '' , .. '• dllso.,..w. ~ ·""{""'. ,, ~Jan. , f~ -1\~u,-~~uel. f·,._.,·_ · ~-~-----:-!' t:po; V: LEATHER PUMP P.; '$5.•99 THE ' •' • ~' '• I .. ~ ~ ._,,, P f': ~ll. • J ~~i:' • • 1 .,,. . ',. ·.l,, • ,~ .ot f. . ' -~ l · -~· ~·~· •;9). ~ ~' · ,•• •. ' . < I ,, ·• .t For a friendly, "won't-you-come-in" kitchen, see your nearest Packaged GAS Kitchen Dealer If you are remodelling your home or building new, your Packaged Gas Kitchen dealer can help you plan a personalized GAS kitchen that suits your taste to a T. Cozy Early American •.. gay Period ... smart, efficient Contemporary. He will help you plan step-saving work ~as. choose convenient cabinets and counters with generous new storage space and hanno-. nizing appointmenta. And of course, at the heart of any modem kitchen is~a Gas built-in range. Make cOoking a joy witb wonderful GAS Range features tike the Bumer.with-a-Brain that does your potwatching ... the smokeless broiler that gives meat a delicious, flame-kissed flavor .•. the rotisserie that takes over your basting ... and the oven that programs your cooking when you're buay elsewhere. Ask an authorized Packaged GAS Kitehen dealer to show you a modernized multi.cabinet plan for your home. And remember--for the new kitchen you'll love to cook in .•• the range you'illove to cook on is GAS! There's nothing like a FLAME for cooking • ' .. ype OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY Look for dealen d:splaymJ !his emblem Q<W.IFIED DEALER Iii 8 .AttcA.IO t1 l �• 1 ThP llaily ..fiiPntlnPI • • • • • ~- "But You Promised!"' As congressional hearings move along on President Kennedy 's proposals lor tax reduction and reform, the surest prospect is thai the end produci will bear tlight resemblance to the original. Given our form of democratic sov· ernment with tis offsetting congressional and presidential power, compromise is of course an inevitable expectation tn the shaping of most legislation. Strongly toned remedies to problems seldom get anywhere unless some sort of visible peril stands close. War, de- Iff pression, the clear menace of commun>sm, these things produce preciplt.ate, concerted action. Some historians argue that this kind of "government by catastrophe" can be most unfortunate lor the country. The suggestion is that drastic measures ta~­ en in quieter period! might stave off criBis. But the democratic necessity of compromise is usually compelling. Take the current tax matter for ex· ~mple . The President's thesis is simple . ModHate pump-priming, like redevelopment, manpower training. public works, has not bitten deep into unemployment or accelerated economic growth rates. He wants ~mtirely new tax ground rules, therefore, in hope these may free up the emnomy and help absorb the unemployed mass. rsTo make litis try, he is willing to risk tuge federal deficits "temporarily." He says if his plan gets a chance, it may wip• out the chronic smaller deficits spetial CamP ~......'"mlnded .... - £= ..... n h, D • It'lL! .veat estruct10n, "wp Helen Help Us/ ' lhat have marked the last three decades. Who knows whether his propo11la would do the job he claims! What we do know Is that, In pure1t form u pretent· ed', they have almost no prospect of be· ing tried . Bipartisan c:oDHrntive opposition stands firmly in the way. Look. then, at the other aide of tbe coin. Many · ronservatlves. a Jood num• ber favoring a tax cut, argue that the only way to justify It io to whack IJ'eal chunks off federal spending. Even if we assume this could be done without harming our defense effort or necessitating repeal of many Jaws wltb built-in high spending reallires, we koow this proapect is also slim. Tbe pressure to keep countless spending projects go· lng will come nolleasl from some of the very lawmakers who protest opending In general. It would be interesting lo aee lbe ef· feet on the economy qf a $10·$20 billion spending cut. No Jess 'interest would at· lend a whopping tax reduction unmatch· ed by spending cuts. Bul most likely we shall never witness either of these experiments - one or the other of which might prove beneti· cial. For democracy's responses are invar· iably blunted when danger is not judged to be near. And the truth is that neither ma.. ive spending nor huge unemployment alarms enough people today to jar their lawmakers Into more •weeping ac· ion. . Aunt Fannie Beale's .....,. ..., -- dress the various f. n Racine Pupil PIaces First J State Test Farm Women's Youth Camp at Southside June 1be w th e~.,- •• 'd guests al the hotel were forced Road in:..::; was the guest of Mrs . C orrec ,. 1 p•lneappIe I 3 .. ROCky OUJd Force Cuban ShowdOWD KROGER • r NOTICE! 1 TO All NATURAL GAS USERS IN MASON and CLIFTON AREA 1 B R FURNITURE INTERSTATE UTIUTIES GAS CO. Net Big Gain offensive to religious groups .. . Tony Curtis, who is set to play Hugh Hel~er in a flicker biography of the Playboy, en· trepreneur, probably will be ~etting some new scenes as a result of the::Piay· boy Club's role in New York's current SLA scandal. Hugh's recent about the travail he went through to gel his liquor license here are surprising and amusing to tbose of us who. knew he was having problems from the very beginning - because he denied vociferously land in writing) that his enterprise was having even the smallest troubles, and said furthermore thai it was unfair and unkind to suggest such a thing Hope Cooke, the U. S. beauty who mar· ried the ruler of far-away Slkkim, is ail· ing. She's been suffering from a Uver disorder since the honeymoon. ' ' t Rjver R~port Singer Damita Jo is discuasing a Broadway musical with Ossie Davis, who is loaded with talent but so far hasn't been lucky with his theatrical ventures .. . Sybil Burton's escort at El Morocco during the past week was Trumbull Bar· ton, who seems to be a friend of the en· tire cast in the Celebrated Cause. H~ was in Rome accompanying lli and Dickie to the night clubs - and getting his pic· lure in the papers- at the height of the "Cleopatra " drama. Bobby Darin's pals expect him to make some trade news soon with a chang~ in his management set-up . . Ed· ward Mulhare will leave "Mary, Mary" to do a TV series with Don O'Herllhy In Hollywood. That means saying goodbye to his Westport home, too .... . Selene Walters, former glamor girl around town, has received news of a big inhert· lance from her late lather, a landowner in Missouri. Her brother will share the forlune , estimated at "$450,000 .. . War· ren Beatty has fallen for an expensive suite sn a Park Ave. hotel-an 18th floor layout with torrares- and may move in shortly. Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands, dining in the Continental fashion-at 10 p.m.-charmed the beholders In Voisin with her simple attire and unaffected prettiness. .. ' . ..• . ... . ( _:: .... '1.· .: ... I'" ,,' .,,, . . , . r ,, ".., FREElOAD RELATIVE$.. !ll6 PARADE. (. P.S. 8'1 TilE WAY, PAL SOUPY ~A S MOVED AWAY) • ' • which Is 113 years old. Others clubs who will assist at the Carol Wilcoxen, daughter of 24-28th. The children wiU. have uoofficsat"~.:;ng ':~u to the top .two floors )>ecause of Gertrude Warner Wednesday. IOn • modeli.ng dresses which ue lOO ITOW'ist Center located in Hen- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen a full schedule of clas~s · and rain waa tepOrted in IeVen hour• water pour1~g into ground level Mr. and _ Mrs. Harry Spencer • years or older were Mrs. Ray derson to enable llim to keep of Racine, 8· student at South~ J recreational opportuniUes. during the night at Fort Payne, accommodations. or. Port_ ClJ~ton spent Tuesd~y The Pr1ce Of -T}Iompson, . Mrs. Gus Douglass, Ithe center open this year. The Association is asking for Ala Nearly 2 inches of rain fell w1th ~1s siSter, Mrs. Hattie Sr.;, Mrs Charlea Machir, Mrs. Miss Wa~da Stemple, Home ern Local ~lementary achool, contributions to help sponsor at lloekford, Ill., in six hoor&. Ple.. ant \'alley Hospital Frederick. G. C. · Sommer and Mrs. Don- · Demonstration Agent, announc-- plac~ first 10 the Mei!JS Coo~· children in their summer camp. The Southland bore tile brull't Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sorden of I · at.d Powera, and Mrs. John 1e<' th.t a workshop on c<ivering ty Eighth Grade ocholarshlp Mrs. Sheridan McKerran is or lhe rampaging ·swisters. ADMliTE;) - Mrs. Virgil I Eagle Ridge spent Sunday with SHOULD HAVE BEEN Hanly. jlamp shade!! will be conducted test give~ to ~ Meigs stud:- secretary. The address r{ R ' t. 1 Tornadoes in Alablima and Ml&- Willet, Southside : Mrs Frank Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey. o. 21h $1 .00 Cente~nlal ··committee chair- IM;ay 21 · 29. She asked tile ents .ear~Jer thJs month. The Box 1848, Pt. Pleasant. .. sissippi shattered .shanties and Sears, Middleport: Mark Ro- · ~r .s Robert Bailey received c:•n• man Mrs. J; H. Turner re- 'presldent of each club to sub- t~st Js giVen by the State Desuminer homes alike. berts, Galli)'>l,Ji~ Ferry . word of the death of her uncle · · ' ·" ' ·1 1 t parlment of Educalon . ported that there are 20 or- m_1 ;d name O • a person w ' 0 T kl nd la · Ed W/ Four persons were killed when DISCHARGED _ Mrs Wil- Arthur Young of Pine Grave. ganized church groups 1n Ma· wJII .be give~ thts training and a ng seco P ce was . • tf a twister skipped across Moon . . : Mrs. Emily Congrove of Col., son County which are over 100 she lD turn IS to go back and na McQ,y .of Chester .. Third . Lake near the Mississippi resort lJam Flsh~r. Apple Grove, Mar- ~~~2~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;:;:;;::;:;;:~ . years old. The oldeat church teach lhe members of her.club. place was Linda Wolfe, also of community or Lula. High winds shall Arnngton. Pt. Plea•ant : group is the Harinony . Baptist. Mrs. Cath~rine Reynolds, Southern Loca1. whipped a 5()..foot wall of water Mrs. George Vaughn and son, I The church was built in 1812 County Council vice . president, . Other students ~o placed against the shore and flayed the Hendersun. and Is ~$1 years old, next old· con,ducted _the devot1onaJ pro-- JD th~~op J~ we~e Lm~a Spe~area with storm-borne tree limbs. RIRTH - A daughter to Mr eat. church Is the Broad Run ~nm and mtroduced Mrs. ~y cer, Jverview, ou~th, Denn~ timber and debris. and Mrs. Virgil WiJiet Sout~L•ttheran built in 1819. The Thompson who held a .brief Weber of Rutland, fifth; Denms : I Another tornado smaiJed across side ' C')t)Cord· Baptist, Trinity Meth~ memorial servlce for Mrs. Har· Newland.of Tuppers Plains, and . By ROBERT M. WALTF.R.S the Missis:> ippi River and into · OOist White Church (St.. Mark) ry Ord , a former member of ~ola Obit~ of. Southern ~1. I United Press International IMaury City, Tenn. Two persons 1 Trade Your Old 1 Lutheran, and Presbyterian, 127 the Avalanche Club. ~he t~ed for sixth, Barbara WJI- CINCINNATI WPII - New died. Beginning May 1st Collection Period Will Be From vears old· Salem Evangelical read one or the poeDIS written hams of Rutland and Sarah I Y rk Go N I R k f II One man was killed when a I In On New ... the !silo the 12th of Each Month, Week Days Only. . , b M Ord Mor~ of Chest r tid f o v. eson oc ee er ·'United Brethren and the Christ Y rs. · . .h e ' .e or MClndav night called for a shClW· twister slash~d through Shannon. Closed Saturday. Now At Episcopal Church both 124 yean~ Following lunch WhiCh was eJg th, and David Hea,ton, I down 'with the Soviet Union to Miss, and a serving station at-i old ; Bruce Chapel, 122 years served by the Waba~ Band Chester, Jacquelyn Bahr of ~ l-;lt "the most serious threat to tendaJit died when 8 tornado I AKE Collection Hours Will Be: o~: Mt. Zion Baptist. 116 Boosters, ~epresentatJves . of ChesteJ , and ~bra Canaday of the future of the Western Hem· l swept the business section of! Qf M' Appalachum Rutland. aU tied for tenth. . . pro. 1Hamiltnn • Ala . 9 A.M. to 12 P.M.- 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Years o]d '· New Haven United Home Service . · J k 1.sphere .. - c uba,s t rammg 8 BEST SELECTION! Brethr.ep, 111 year~ old; Hart· Power Company, lSs ac le gram, ror espionage agents. I Power Lines rumble ford United Brethren, 109 years Massetl and Mrs.. Frances S S I A man was killed by lightning • BEST TERMSI ol. and the Bachtile United Lon spoke on home lighting. In i • In an_addre"' to a Republica? ' in a violent thunderstorm st Cov- BAKEMRidd~~~~!!UREJI_ B..eUtren, 108 _years old. keepmg With the , theme, ~rs. · ' fund ra1smg dmner he sa1d Pres1-J ington. Ind .. and a laborer at st. Of Mason, W. Va. The fol1owing church groups Arnett Roush led m group smg- · dent Kennedy must take a · Louis died when a heavy .do:"":w~n·:.J..,.,,.,=,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,~~===============~!"!"~::!. organiZed in 1856 are 107 ye~rs I in6, "O~d Gra~ Bonne!:".. ~· 1 "strong. decisiv~ stand" and de- ~ old. Tiley are Mason Method 1st, Was Seemg · Nelbe Home. S1l~ mand that Russ1a "prevent those I 'Hartford .Methodist, Beale Cha~ ·ver Threads Among the Gold" (Continued rrom page 1) Latins who are being brought to pel and Hickory Chapel Meth· and many other old time favor· fold. The SoeiaJists headed b . Cuba !or training, sabotage and odist. The St. Joseph's Catholic ites. Petro Nenni have been supportin~ Is~bver~ion from penetrating and Ch'Jrch is 106 years old and The Haven Homemakers plan- Fanrani's coalition regime. d1sruptmg the free governments the Beech Hill Methodist 1 105 ned the dinner and made arof Latin America." years old. j rangemPnts for Ute luncheon. With ~lve-sJxllls of the vote . . .. The tiarly history of these The dining tables were decorat- counted, the Christian Democrats Soviet Premier N!kJta K:ushflowers, a nd po 37 ·2 per ce n1 o,. t he vote, chev. must be told that d he · · churches was collected and re· 1,ed Vltth sprang p.JI'ted by· the following per.l miniature candles. Favors were do 1 from their 1958 figure 42.4 c~n11tmbucs to allow sabotage, we ~.;:;...;;;;....-..-._ _;;...,:.- ' · e to each of the mmbers per c~nt w1 e forced to take the most ~:d "their guests. At tli~ point. the Socialists also drac;t~ action," Rockefeller said. were rul'l~lng beWnd their 1958 He d1d not elaborat~. . figures. 'I'tiey polled !.S per cent RockefeJler, a leadmg candidate 4) of the vote this time, compared Ifor _the. 1964 GOP presidential Gauge readings: Gallipolis 0 10 S with 14.2 per cent ln l9S8. nommatmn, noted that lhe U.S. dom 17.8, 14.61 running 10 feet I other Parties Gain ~nd Great Bntam were preventon rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 22.66 The Neo.Fascists went u to 5_8 mg Cubans from raiding their Pt. Pleasant ~.77, Hinton 1.10 :_ ~ cent from 4•8 per centp,CJath So . 1 homeland andfh" "£reezing· .f'-· " it from stationary, Kanawha Falls 1.72 • Democrats .&.O per cent from 4.5 _e terrors o at e1stic, commu(Continued from page 1) . • msm" rising, .Charleston 17.95 stationper cent, Liberals 6.9 per cent · '!"·· AND NC!W COME.S TilE ... • Mn. -ed• I ~15 ~ *'· 'c. .. .... llPPED OFF ALL wftlt ..., nJcb .......... Ilea I'L!ldr I aY UNITED Plllll INTIItNATIONAL IIJd Durocby Burte ..... llel.,., Violent tornadoes and the Ill HARTFOI!D· ~ Tbe MMO!I Isona:"' E. McCuUocll, 'IIIey eaa .liavo PJ lsldlvdl. Midwest and South witb death llld destmeUon Monday Mr. a(ld Mrs. Barry Sponcer M..U1 oveelng.· roonty Fol'in ·Women oboerv· Mrs . .catherlni "112ypoldl, Mrs. oal'o ...,. lmprlls~ 00 lbem PI', PLEASANT - Tile M•· night. Tornadie wioda reacblng 98 miles 10 hoW' slam· """ Mr . .., Mrs. Elmer Bob. • Ill tbW" Cenlolllllhol year by •'" 1John GUI • .Mn. John McDaniel, sbow hlo blrlilday, .tile ..,., oon County Asooelatlm formed through the south Texas rommun'tty of Kenedy o:od< ol Pori Clinton speot ..,.. Mr~"'::U:ra:~-~ lendifli! ~ JDnuol Spri1111 Mn. ~ble !'khna, Mrs. M- ..., lletarded · Children Is ISlUI!III today. · • er•I daYI wtlb retaUves here. roy 1 . --·,...,. Luncheon al the Hartford Melh- nell Roosh, Mrs. Vernal John· """'•~rrl<dl plans for ~ summer eamn. No injuries were reported at Kelledy but torreotial Mrs. Martha McE!rGy and Elroy all ol Morrow _.. S.. edittt Cburcl> attb"<d in Ceo- son, Mrs. Faprlie Douglas, Mrs. ::f~t:'::~bJoiale.. ~·•· Camp Klndlich, tor aver lot rains lashed the town and the high -winds blew outbuild· aon, Gene. spent Tbursday with thaer"'~~..!'~~-of-~v·~ tennlal d r - whleh were John Turner, Mrs. Rugh Barr, chlldren and yOUllg people who lngs apart and knocked down power linea. Mr: and lin. Lowell Bi!lll. ~-v, worn 1>y ,their anceston. Manv M;ro. Donald Wallace and Mrs. All lleyoad"""' ol ire unable to enjoy the many The sea1100'1 worst outbreak of . Aftemooo .callero _ . Mn. of the garmenll were aver lot C. S. Dabney. prfDiln& wiD lie used for ad.. pleuureo elljierienoed by the twiste<o and lfmlnl left at least pour looleDed ..,..truct,on but-I Mrs. Edith O.botne ol Keoo Estllor WL'ight Mr 4Dd .....,._ years old. ' " - nOll having •o..,.meolol the Soolllora Lo- c-hildren 1n schools. 10 penoos dead, __, lojured ~ . and oent concrete and Road coiled on Mrs. Gertrude ~ spencer' and ' Mrs. Wald """tury ·old dotl!ln( cal)IO at· AI the openinJ, Mrs. Ray cal band. There are more than 100 of and the damage tDh IDOillll1lC dirt craohlng down on him. Warner recently. .__ and cbild tlrod In ..productions of dres,. Crank. County Cooncll Prest· ••·· hlldr M Cou into the Ullo A tornado tumbled power line.o · ..,...~er • ren. ~dent ~lded du~•o a short u~e c en ason nm ns. MOM of the . , Mr ond Mrs. Henry Spencer Jerry and Jack Frederick t. .. worn In thttl era. Others ' • ··~ ty, and they are the concern of dead were in Mi118ill8ippl and demolished • Baplist ehureh and called on Mr. and Mrs, A. D. lied Milford Frederlok "J r ~ . wore 1963 lashiOilli =~ ~=tl~g ~;:~ : ~ this A.osoclatlon which is com- Te......... lilted the roof from a gar-4• lat. Tuttle SUnday afternoon. Frida night and Saturd~" '"' . Mn. W. H. Reebel modeled .,towards a camp for retarded pooed of a large number of Iowa riven IUrged toward Monday mght at Vaugluo, La. M R b Burk ol the E .,! Rid y her great grand"lolher, Mrs. cblldren. dedlMted parents of lheae lit· flood slage today and ...,.. fell Another twister spuo down iJ> ' . rs . u Y e A OS •..ge. Mary Casey Steenbergen's wed· tie ones as weU as friends of across liOr!bern WiBoonaiD .,:.t lhe center of Russellville, Ky .. VISited her parents, Mr. and Milo Biggs i• home from lbo ding dress of f;fepe de chine Mrs. Crank st.oled thai Henthe gro~p. Michigan with up to' 1 in<hes tearing the roof from a hotel and Mrs. C A. Babcock and Ooro- hoopilal. which is 157 years old. Mrs. derson's Mayor Archie Henry, Camp Kindlich will be held forecast lour slores at >be heigh! d a vio- lhy Burke recently, -1\ln, HaW. ............,.. John Gill wore her great-great is asking lor volunteers from 0 . at the M....., County t-H and ~ R Ral lenl thunderstorm. Some 50 Mrs. Elizabeth Biddle of Keno l..;;;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o... Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting So SOUPNOOOLE oak Hill d A.... . . fta)y' Red. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN THE CELEBRITIES Gardner McKay, currently th e most popular American actor in }'ranee---be· cause of his television series- is cementing international relations by courting Francoise Hardy. a beautiful 18-year-old Parisienne who dabbles in folk singing Boris Karloff cr.me down with a bad case of bronchial pneumonia just after he rinisho>d his latest spook film "Black Sabbath. " He was rushed from Rome to London for medical treatment. Richard Nixon's appearance at lhe Colony the other night caused heads lo swivel because he was accompanied by another chap and a dazzling beauty. The less famous fellow was a real estate 11\an. Fred Antkies, and his decorative companion turned out to be .l he ex-wife of novelist Harold Robbins . Ullian Reis, the much-headlined Philadelphia cafe owner, has an agent trying to ped· die her bizarre life stor y to the movies . .. Bob Hope's close chums wish he'd slow the furious pace. The Shubert Alley experts predict Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virgin· ia Woolf'" will win most of the important Tonys at the American Theatre Wing Awards ceremonies. as weH as the Ora· rna Critics Circlo laurels. And. if it doesn't get the Pulitzer Prize, what will? . .. Speaking of the latter, wouldn't you think the film company that produced "To Kill A Mockingbird," and the adver· llsing agency thai produced it• radio commercials. would teach their hired hands how to pronounce Pulitzer ? Both the announcer on the one-minute spots and Academy Award winner Gregory Peck tell the listening audience that the movie is bas~ on the "Pule-ilzer·prize winning novel' 1 - "Pule" rhyming with Yule. It's " Pull," to rhyme with "full." sweeties. Kay Thompson's nexl kiddie book will be tilled "The Fox and the Fix ," which sounds rather grown-up if you in· terprel it in hipsler fashion The Or· son Welles film, "La Ricotta" has been banned in Italy because it. kids biblical epics and the govt>rnment considered it "'" " ., · - . . ..~~...~~~----UIIIIIuo Mason County Farm 1'om . en - ..._ Gortrude , ....... • ~:; Be~g Planned Midwest States On Monday , Sotiety Notes bur~• .., ""· c. Observe Sto:tte Centennial . F0r UllU eO 11-a, thunderstorms thrashed '*·"'ld. ..... lllilo ..... - . - -,---,-- tOMMENTATifiiCi EDITORIAllY Mountains And Molehills Dally Sentinel, PomerO'y.Middlepoi1. 0., Apl'll30, tit!S-3 1• : ·I >I ..... :~ .. '" ''· . ".'. ' .I • ~ 8 p• l Of Blood ·Given , ary. London, Marmet and Win- Samuels, Hartan Wehrung, Clin- from 3.5 per cent, while the Mon~ field dams were on the sills. ton Faulk, Gerald Reuter, Geof- archists dropped to u per cent ASK TO WED Boat mOVeDieats: frey Wilson, Rollin Radford, from 4.8 per cent five years ago. PT. PLEASANT - . Fo.ur COU· Ohio River - Raymond Sal· Charles Karr, Jr.. Marjorie The Republicans polled the same pies ~ave ~ade ap~hcatlons ~or vetJ up l4, 7:10 p. m.; Bingo Price, Rose Mary Raub, Guy 1.4 per cent they did in the last lmarnagP licenses 10 the office up 14, 11 :15 p. m.; S. M: Jenks E. Guinther, Linda Guinther, elections, while all others fell of the County Clerk. up 14, 1:10 a. m.; Cructble up lola Howell, Virgil Brown. Dor- from a· total of 1.7 per ct'nt five Koger St~nley West, 35, Col15 4 a. m.; Miss Sterling down othy Johnson, George Wagner, years ago to 1.4 per cent at pres-- , u~bus, _Ohio, and Margaret Lu15, 4:40 a. m.; Captain Joe Dale Kautz, Carl Jennings, Eth- ent 1ctlle Stmm, 37, Columbus. · down 16, 3:20 a. m.; Indiana el Mae Hysell, Laurence LeonDanna Theodore Brown, Jr .• down 18, 4 a. m.; Susan Lane ard, Willard Durst, Mary Col· PT. PLEASANT 30, PRaL Plea'aBnl, and Mary Lou1 down 16, 5:05 a. m.; Chris Jr. , mer, Arnold SnoWden and Rich· LIVESTOCK SALES CO. ~e wson rown, 25, Southdown 16, 8:25 a. m.: Charleroi ard Vaughan PT. PLEASANT. w. VA. Side. James Allen Tucker, 21, up 17, 9:30 p. m.; Bayou Lor· ' Ss&unlay, 440, 1913 Rnbertsburg, and Emma Jo re!ne up 17, 1 a. m.; Eastern MiddleiJ:O~~ - Amanda Mur~ HOGS _ 175 to 220 l!.30 to ' ~owell , 21, Leon. George Wildown 17, HS a. m.; Blue Seal r•y, W1llie Ma~de Coates, 14.00; . Heavies II.OO to 13 _2>; Iham Brown, 40, Letart and up 18, 3 a. m.; Vulcari up 18, James McHaffie, Clyde Board 1 Lights 12 .00 to 16 _00 ; Fat Sows I Sybd Lou1se Goodmte Snuth, 6:30 a. m.; C. V. Harner down Kathryn Moore De~iSon, _Fre- 11.00 to 12.50; Boars 9.50 to 45 · New Haven. 20, S:20 a. m.; Luther Herd· da Edwards, Catherme Kmght, 9.15; Pigs 7.00 to \3.oo· Stock ! man up %1, 3:30 a. m.; OVEC Eva Hartley, Kennelh Madden, Shoats l2.1i0 to 17.50;. · OFFICE TO CLOSE up 21,5:30 a. m.; Elisha Woods Elizabeth Searles, Charles I CATILE _ Steers IB.OO to The Me•gs ,County Veterans up 21, 6:40 a. m.; Jacob G. up Searle>, Haskle A. White, Rus- 23.IO, Heifers 15 _00 to 22 _25 , Servoce Ofl•ce wlll be closed 23, H5 a. m.; Elgerclllf up 23, seU Wilson, Mary Bacon, Glenn Fat Cows lo.OO to 17 _00 , Can- May I through May 3. The ser· 6:40 a. m.; Illinois up Greenup Evans, Charles Evans, and ners 1!.00 to 14 _50 , Bulls I7.2S vice_ offtcer .will be_at the VA 10:49 P·. ,~·.; Tibolt up Green- William 1<:· Bailey. . to IB 75 : Stock Steers 22 _00 to Reg1~nal offtce In Cmcmnali atup 4:15 a., m.; Oliver Shearer MJnersvtUe - Wilham ·Riger, 26.50; Stock Heifers 18.00 to tendmg a conferent>e . an~ up Greenup ~ a. m.; Harriett Marie Rizer, Clara Mcintyre, ZL50; Stock Steer Calves 22 _00 school for County Serv1ce Off•· M. up\ Green~p &:liO a. m.; Herbert Mcintyre, Betty Young to 28.50; Stock Helfer Calves cer~ ·~ the Cmcmnatl Reg•onal Frankllft Pierce down Green· and Howard Young. ll.OO to 25.00. Off•ce s area of juris<hchon. up 7:4Cf ~' m.; National up 31, Racine - Kenneth Imboden, VEAL CALVES- Tops 31.40: The off>ce will he open on May 4:35 a. ·. m.; Cotton Queeu up Wilma Sayre, WIUlam Cross. Seconds 29.40; M<dium 34.50 to 4· ~-i.~:£:.:~ _,:~~·;. ~1_.. L,J;~t..i J~ne HaJJ, Martin Wilcox: 27 .50; Common &: Heavies 22.00 1:55 ,.:111.; l='ennsylvanla up 33, Syracuse - Sylvia Zwilling, to 30.00 ANNOUNCE SALE 5:15 a. m.j RavensWood down Robert Wingett1 Nettie Moore, There wi11 be a rummage 34, 4:2$ p. m.; Esso West. Vir· Olin Knapp, Woodrow ~willing, ASK DIVORCES sale by the Church _of God of glnla down 34, 6:15 p. m..; Phil· Leola Enoch. . Charging gross neglect a! Prophecy, or Cheshire, Tbursip Spom down 34, 12:05 a. m.; Ewington - . Richard Els- duty and extreme cruelty two day, Friday. Saturday, May. 2, Bob ~enter down 34, 12:10 a. 'wick. peUtions for divorce have been ~· a~ 4, a.t the ~cMaster butldm.; Reliable up 34, 4:10 a. m. Wilkesville- Wendell Brown. filed in Meigs Counly Common m~ '" Moddleport There will GalilpOIH Dam - Albert Ho~ Dexter - Beulah Wright, Pleas Court. Stella Jo Perry of he a large selecloO" of mer· den do~ 5:40 p. m.; ~ll<!eD Earl Wright. . Dexter, R. D., is seeking di· cha~dlse. The sale will begm City up !7:25 p. m.; J. S. li!wis Reedsville - Robert Lind· vorce from Jackie J. Perry, at R.30 a. m. down 10:2ti p. m.; Edeana Bos· stammer, Nont~ap McCain, same address. The plaintiff is ----worth doWn 1:45 a. m.; Dave Long BOIIDm -.lViUis Parker, aaking lor custody of four min· TO RELEA~E PRISONERS . ' CJrockl!tl .up 3:05 a. m.; Dis· Henry Bahr, Ada Bisaell, or children. Tile olher acttoo is TOKYO <UPII - Communost palcher_ qp 3:30 a. m. :. Solvay Charles Marcinko. Naomi Rowley of Pomeroy vs. China announced Monday il ~ill up 8:10 a. m.; Lelia Shearer . C!tester 7 Erma Clelaod, James llarol!l . Rowlay, Porn- release 459 m,... lnd•an sold•ers dbwn ~: ~a.m. . . . Lloyd Blaek.....,, Richard Flck eroy. . oaptured durmg tb~ border Dghtl,aaawba IUVer - 'Glendora Horaee Karr, Marvin Keebaugh mg last faiL It saod they would " up, London 1:45 a. m.; Marlin Genevieve -Snyder, Al~rt ParkSQUAD CALLED be turned over at Bang Pass 111> Marmet 10 p. m.; Jerry er, Ro!lert )ti!pt!e, Roger Gaul. Middleport emel'lleney • ,..,. near the Tibetan .border May 5. Boawort'n up, Winfield 2:15 p. m. RuUand. ~ Oiarles K I, n g, cue aquadamen were called at W. H. Shaler; Jr., UR Winfield James Graham. '" . 7:32a.m. today for lhe baby of (' 'White ' :''· -U O . p. 11t·· . Ole~nder up Win, IJallflsVII!e - Oris Roush, Marion Fra~~eis at 1120 Locusi. ''·· · field m,; -~ Eales RaY. Mldkkl. ,. . sl. '!'he chlld was having breath. ':c 'Iii> W.l~t;~· l:20 m.l Ll!Ue N~"- "."•en,, '?I· Va. - ,Willis lag difficulty and was· taken ·to ·· -~ Ed"'ird~ ·Wlnl•eld M5 ,p. Durst ..·:,· · · . .· tlie office of Dr. lt. R. Pickens Needle toe. 9/8 bee!. For · ' ml: H.· ~· , Jiowles ufl' Winfll!d ' ~l!sh~ . .., ljlverell Me~ lor trea!Jpenl. . · • confirm•Uon. gr:adua:tion t_:2ti. ,P· m.; o., Jl', .Shetu't!li ·147 lel,~d. B.~ Spires. . . . . parties. N·M widths. Slzeo I to 10. , Infield ·12:1- a. iii.; M~lll · · 'I ; · , •· "'' .. ?to ,I!IEET WEDNESDAY . · wtnt~ JJ,:to •· m.; Ill>- ·" • , . (.o«L TE'MP8 The Harrisonville .Uu!Gni a.s· W. !,el· •Up Wlilfl!d 1:111 «'Tbe~lesi\perallire ·ln Poiner· '¢1allon wiD meet Wednesda.)' . ' m.; lleiJn';> l'P Wli1~:3:·10 ~·, ·bullsies!J ~1!;1 al· ll:ll 'night at .~ 'at tiH! llarrisonvUJe SH'U: .MX •• ·"'·' !lelliol•·i!OWD W'llilield ·a;m•; ·w~jl :~~ .lll!gree!-'lirf. tirade I•.Ohilor to make final Y !ll uy . . ~ ' • _"i,... '"'-' I MIDDLIPCIRT I _,)llli. ~ _. m. . ;;··~ ' '' , .. '• dllso.,..w. ~ ·""{""'. ,, ~Jan. , f~ -1\~u,-~~uel. f·,._.,·_ · ~-~-----:-!' t:po; V: LEATHER PUMP P.; '$5.•99 THE ' •' • ~' '• I .. ~ ~ ._,,, P f': ~ll. • J ~~i:' • • 1 .,,. . ',. ·.l,, • ,~ .ot f. . 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' Meigs County Still Prospect AI Eagle Owner ' l ED •.. , ,, 4Piqyer BLAZON BADMINTON SO · · $4.9S Metal Porch Swing {Deludes Net and Poles GOLF SET • •$33 1 & 3 Wo<Mls •nd 3, and 8 fJ a a a: ~. 7, 0 lro~~J , za sa BASIIALL GLOYIS frtta$1.99 . MONEY? ~e/11x.l Just Phone IF YOU KNEW HE KNOWS•••YOU'D BE DRIVING THE 1963 ID1AL PERFORMANCE BASIBAU SHOES from$3.77 Knockod-n f<1rd Is traditionally the natlon's H•lllber One polic:t reason: Total Perfofmancel \Yh«ft-ll '*· The fOIIM' 1«1 qn; tile (llllllw olon't lil!ol! ,.._ Put YOWf!tlf In ~ Stato Tr(>OI!'f'l !hQII. E\ltf'l dav ¥011 patrol hundr@d• pf milti IQ ro~r crui541r, Mll~i&~ and tim' Vind into a man 1nd ~i< ~~~a<hiM, but whfn the bell rlnp YtlllW got to be ready. Chase. Turn, Corner. Qillcl\ stQp. ~~~~ ·ve 1111 10 b¥ able IQ ~ jt •II WVI'W'rt going to <II> vour job. BLAZON SWING SETS · • 2 Swings & Airgllde ·K. D.-$14.99 • 2 Swint•• Lawn lwlng & 6ft, lOde, K. D.-$27,92 PAYDAY TERM$-OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAYI MOORE' IN POMEROY · Listen to a t . _ lilt lhe ""' lie ~~ ~ fCN!j and yOU realize how difficult it b (vr any C¥ II> !'I~•~Urt ~p to his otandard•. The <or must be WC!'!B . .. it has to •! lind ~D to big mi!oase. 11 mutt be tiler!! ..• when you priiOliUIIY li~• In a ear a rattle It .,lil$1 ., can sound like • ~ollie drum. . . be !Wilt .•• ppwefful tnouB~ 111 Cit® eny ar 11ft !ht !l)ld. It rn~•t ~ •u,..,, . d•DI!ndable cv@n in the foce <!1 thi! """"p;.,t.d,.strong. ·5ill!fll· liwlft. ~ure. A fl!ll~'lVO•d ou~ine of \!!lil .~.~l!!l)l~;e, !l'l!e pc>li~e d@li!and ~- ThM ~ why thtv ~ ..f.,ii!Wt FQ«<. W~y ""''" you oettlio lot · anyllhi~IFtr' wto.lever your opecial d.,...ndo and ,..., the toihil .· · - forti io lho ....... lill.oly ....dtly you "'""' ... line. YQU can P'9Vtl th~ lor ~f. Fint. loQic at F!>rQ'• i11CI~ndi:!l r.:ord io1 0JM!!1 'ompetitlli! 1'W in the sruelinB i;)oyl""•• R~il!!> jfl<j 1\tl;iniA 51»'.. and in the do~ndin' PurtOill'erlor~ T;Wjs, ()oily & car with I!!!!! performance rould roll up so ~llY jm,..~ w1po. · Se<ond, beil>re ¥"". buy toY nt!'!V •••· test-orive the oolitl, silent Su1111r TorQIN ford If \'Q<J ha,.,•t arj...., ~ Ia~. \'0011 (fn't really ktll"" ' ~t J """Ford i• 11\e. ~. ~ 4iiiio ....... .. M••• ~iii'OYeiY - If "'' built by Fri •·• WI lot ~ , , • ~"~"" . "' · ,,, ,.l.mnYHUYIIIIIOL~ ~ ¥- . .IDAII.f. ~TS "'!111 COII!jf!f F ' &9114, . • ' .• :' KliTH · -., ' · 46f South Third st. FORD) INc,;:· ' . ' ... . SUPEI �• • 4 . • • ·. ' I alk Majors ~ THE • ' The Dally Sentinel ~ . • SPOimDESK • ., - ' \ WJNGI'I'I' I ·- ' '5 Grid Grant·ln·Aid At Miaini / ' '.. ,. 2 MilLION ! 1.! CAR OWNERs .·. .. .. Dea't J••t llr•ltHt a 111-•leu IUutrlr '\ n..,. •••••y .... .,.. Talii te y111r Ileal -••• ellleWtcal WIIUII lllaat Ills Sllltlll wirilll lllcwact. ·~·. l "' ' .... , ,~ ~' ' f'·JA·~­ j. '",,:.. Now,., 11/ thstk ,.., If JOIII E: ·~ ·.;r··. . ,.• ,:r, . ') 1J• · Paul Brown Is •. ' Meigs County Still Prospect AI Eagle Owner ' l ED •.. , ,, 4Piqyer BLAZON BADMINTON SO · · $4.9S Metal Porch Swing {Deludes Net and Poles GOLF SET • •$33 1 & 3 Wo<Mls •nd 3, and 8 fJ a a a: ~. 7, 0 lro~~J , za sa BASIIALL GLOYIS frtta$1.99 . MONEY? ~e/11x.l Just Phone IF YOU KNEW HE KNOWS•••YOU'D BE DRIVING THE 1963 ID1AL PERFORMANCE BASIBAU SHOES from$3.77 Knockod-n f<1rd Is traditionally the natlon's H•lllber One polic:t reason: Total Perfofmancel \Yh«ft-ll '*· The fOIIM' 1«1 qn; tile (llllllw olon't lil!ol! ,.._ Put YOWf!tlf In ~ Stato Tr(>OI!'f'l !hQII. E\ltf'l dav ¥011 patrol hundr@d• pf milti IQ ro~r crui541r, Mll~i&~ and tim' Vind into a man 1nd ~i< ~~~a<hiM, but whfn the bell rlnp YtlllW got to be ready. Chase. Turn, Corner. Qillcl\ stQp. ~~~~ ·ve 1111 10 b¥ able IQ ~ jt •II WVI'W'rt going to <II> vour job. BLAZON SWING SETS · • 2 Swings & Airgllde ·K. D.-$14.99 • 2 Swint•• Lawn lwlng & 6ft, lOde, K. D.-$27,92 PAYDAY TERM$-OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAYI MOORE' IN POMEROY · Listen to a t . _ lilt lhe ""' lie ~~ ~ fCN!j and yOU realize how difficult it b (vr any C¥ II> !'I~•~Urt ~p to his otandard•. The <or must be WC!'!B . .. it has to •! lind ~D to big mi!oase. 11 mutt be tiler!! ..• when you priiOliUIIY li~• In a ear a rattle It .,lil$1 ., can sound like • ~ollie drum. . . be !Wilt .•• ppwefful tnouB~ 111 Cit® eny ar 11ft !ht !l)ld. It rn~•t ~ •u,..,, . d•DI!ndable cv@n in the foce <!1 thi! """"p;.,t.d,.strong. ·5ill!fll· liwlft. ~ure. A fl!ll~'lVO•d ou~ine of \!!lil .~.~l!!l)l~;e, !l'l!e pc>li~e d@li!and ~- ThM ~ why thtv ~ ..f.,ii!Wt FQ«<. W~y ""''" you oettlio lot · anyllhi~IFtr' wto.lever your opecial d.,...ndo and ,..., the toihil .· · - forti io lho ....... lill.oly ....dtly you "'""' ... line. YQU can P'9Vtl th~ lor ~f. Fint. loQic at F!>rQ'• i11CI~ndi:!l r.:ord io1 0JM!!1 'ompetitlli! 1'W in the sruelinB i;)oyl""•• R~il!!> jfl<j 1\tl;iniA 51»'.. and in the do~ndin' PurtOill'erlor~ T;Wjs, ()oily & car with I!!!!! performance rould roll up so ~llY jm,..~ w1po. · Se<ond, beil>re ¥"". buy toY nt!'!V •••· test-orive the oolitl, silent Su1111r TorQIN ford If \'Q<J ha,.,•t arj...., ~ Ia~. \'0011 (fn't really ktll"" ' ~t J """Ford i• 11\e. ~. ~ 4iiiio ....... .. M••• ~iii'OYeiY - If "'' built by Fri •·• WI lot ~ , , • ~"~"" . "' · ,,, ,.l.mnYHUYIIIIIOL~ ~ ¥- . .IDAII.f. ~TS "'!111 COII!jf!f F ' &9114, . • ' .• :' KliTH · -., ' · 46f South Third st. FORD) INc,;:· ' . ' ... . SUPEI �' I . The. Early Bird Gets The Cash Don't Wait! Place Your Want Ad _To~ay! WANT AD INFORMATION (91 FOR SALE • ""'"'•" tla~ tt.lt!W't' MAnllu ttl ' o\ PA-Nt "[). i "'TIONS CUK.ru- 1 Ull H .,...,. ICCep•eo n,~ 1'1+ I IONS J011 1 .,. . -' M RENT~-- 1 washlher 8 Efurnis~ • $80.00 a _:.;r NOnCE ••••• NOTICI ••- ..........,. - " ... =::.lltl '"''" pl' ...:e.~.~..=i.!::'J ........... ••::,~ ........ :::.: :-::.:U•j;tJ:.~~~:..:- Auxiliary Is Urg'"'..J To me' &..1 :..et t:U · Member Quo f a The Ladies Auxi11ary of Arn- •ho• pl•~:e o1 reddeaoe ill llhbow•; er.ican Legion Post No. M1 met :;an..;~.~w:"'1518~:'.U:..~~ in regular sessloo at the Post REAL ESTATE erOJI, Ohio. 4 29 Jtc HOUSE for rent. Four rooms •nd bath. "---tn He'""ts. ..,.,v ,.. Phone WY 2-3575 after s •.. 1958 Chevrolet ...... ...•..•••. $74S LEGAL RENT resultl. mon . wing II ton PhOne WY 2-2660 or WY 2--309%, Pom- llunhf"etlnll FOR SALE OR FURNISHED apartment, Me- II ANT ·~ wu~· ehanlc St., 4 rooms with bath ~ •••N•"' utility roorr• with electrkt wbea YOI;I wlsb cc. btl) or ted JWod the w0111 A.Jo roo • POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR t'llliYtaUoll .,..adlit~r • ·1'111 ----'FO-=R ~~~~--~~~~=-- OEAilUNES ·•• JI'I ' P (91 FOR SALE 4Juapou., lB41eu and u.e allban Ho01e April 23 wben the presJ· b.aln, deviHea, letacee.. dlllrlbuwet. .S""Inlttretou 111.11 uecuton. " UI.J, - - ,_ @) co (j(( - , @ G• :Oe:=' s , aettnars I BI tf JS h s "'•"•'",,... Wi/f B-e He/d J G //" 1. ;::r:t. sPEC JALS ! g~ve Butc~er, :r:: ELECTRIC ORGA-N Mason F•~r~~aces SOCiety • Jlems Hospital News· STUDIO 248·00 POmeroy lanllmark i PIANO $593.00 9 l 1 ~oo;e, ~ttageville, Cr.~rl 28~2104 - Po~er~, ~::i~~\.~~~trSetc.eAntltteynda~ · 1 Sp1net • PianO , Must Sa 1e! 1 II ~lrlay uc: ~ " . alia~ FRO~ l~nk" trll:·,:; ~ :o;AI.FI;\1 ·\~ Beaste~ OE~ ~OSborne, a.,g~y I ~rlflO. ~9 wo~k ,, ., ,, sio~inf'i:eno:n';;,~ J~i= eo~mis- h~r. t~lr.ery-, · .. ' .;J-:. I ."'... ·: •' > ~ ':~.. ~·#+011. '' ;r . ,. I . ' .'. • ,. ' t ··' I· !, .1 . tumial 1 ._.....,.lull "CBS~" whlell ,.. Jo 111 - :;:.:.:-=,...... 111. tho llhlrloo CplliDpuotl.. ""l'4-- . . . . -Jed............... An-"" - . publ'heUc.~~;:,'- .....,....... 'IK oueb till out- bora me o1w1owi 1ev..a1 IIIDIIIbo ago, ond now nnhapplly «N firm. What, then, II the spe.dlle outlool: lo thll .... f..- the ..... r.Il . . - To begin with: loot I ' ·"" all the odtedu1lng of the lhroo ttelworb, oo1J one "prime" . per week oa one networkto 1:!0 p.IIL EST 14 nothing but publie alfaln. Collia&wood'•- -." Gollo irllo from tbelr ~ IJ IiDia liN Boward K. Smltll'l _, co--"'- ....... ' ....... (ABC) ond un..>• l;JriDtley'o Journal" ond "Cbel lllllll1ey lle(i<trlll!t' CNBCI. A n·d cone 11 ABC'• ....neat "Ciotoeup!' docum!ntar.,. oerleo wblch baa not been weekly, IIIII 8 /nqaellt Yllll<tr. Ohouno, all tbe netw.... wiD atr doeumeotarieo from llatt ro lime. For admlrert of Brlotkley'o JourDal and HunUey'o "~" ben! Jt. the story: Nut ...... BttDtley wiD do about 10 proaramo. Brlotkley had beeD ... pect.ed 14 do 10 a1ao but be waata ro aet: out on the' e1eet1on traD early iD 19114, says a dependable and tberefore wiD probahly do only about obt. 'ftte other four, howev«, will ll!lllke11 DV«' bui one-bo.; w- """""· Offen • Now - . .. 1 ---· DA I LY CR0 SSWORD .c.,.. ~ x:.,_ L 11'-<IIIOIOit - e.--U,~ol) - ...._ .. H _ U 1.- ttll.tllnllro ~=-- I.DlfflcuiQ> -'lllreotol4 ~ Wlltor full «Nit ...... c6ll,q. u.... 1...., 17.Part ot . ·~ "'t4 bo" -· ::i;,': . l.~~n U. LJrto ·-•: It, ,.,..... 11• PIIIJOII a1. u, = w- - ~ article =·« ••c.: - 28. TdilOtl • . H.~= _., . , •.,.,. now..- 'l=+rMr"• ....,_ =er U.Kotto 4tJ,'I'urldob "'Oiinent ol Leaoi as.~=- ~ c.r.mo.111 ....._ top ct 18. Coru:ot1o :18.::.- :If,:: 111. H - '.. (otai;i' :18.Gootl·b,. t:JliO "'·Put out '11, ~t:::' 41. V:., """~ 41, Foot l!o dliit ~ w. t"f'T.-,Si~r:"'r;-t:T.-~·-r::, JO. . _ Rivao • ';+-f-f-+-i~b-+--4~~-f_:_J IN. Yeo: oL ... x..... - ,, 17-f-++-f-J~~.J.--f..-J-.+~ :i=::' _ 11.-·-· '··--- ' a.:=:e ... d.lpall WMPO Radio tiiONIIAY 'l'lllllJ I'IIIDAY 7:10 N...o J- "* ...., - .. a r-1 . . cullilf don MrpiJ on ,... -Y ~ .-~ Cllr• toni IMII& . . • I im4 I oatlreiJ eotaeldenlll? Some people lite _...,, r.r 111o r..t 11 11ta1 h ,......., lor .-•a woolt(J (1dmo lli&lll-lbne ocltedule to be •..-& II, d ' ' . 'lltlo Ia ~ C4mmlo. Gone will be ... No. 1: The - · .,, "'llkk7 Pl!>ii'IID, "Eyowil- I I w--~~ ;:..rp '" ebairm1t1 lt "' """" . . 11 1 IDr . . • - 'IIIII - · · Obooll~t~-. ll ll IIIia: . 1 A """' ..., et 11!.o 1i 'Dtol ,..,.. doiiJ dro Uatt llol ol the ,.._ hour . , _ .,. ..... 111 NBC~~Ia W. . . dro Jllt-b otltor IIIIC llllloto. ~ - - · ,.. t. 1"-o' W lllllll lllPII.,. Bro IDd . ,, . .._!_- drolr o""l. . . . .11 1 trJ~oc' • _, pelllllD - - AltornaU., wllll . - - · will ...... l'ld No. 1: 'l'llort Ia talc 111M II ll 1 sor1eo, . "tltnlolelt,• - . drolr Ul •Imam nlhor lo ..tow tl lito Jil'lri IIIIo fill. ..... ....... wlto .lorbtoW lilt. witJdl will upl<n wido doubUul• tho .ao- ..... 'l'llort lo&, II II IIOillfltlto pot=.l:;Jiit:.:."""':: .WO. • ..,... WUIIIIIIII," .1111)' <I pui!IJ.,..fflln fl!llwr. wit II : - - -. . · · ~-~ Ml" ell . 8 "d / Sh POMfROY MOTOR . .. IIJ IllS 1111 - - dent, Mrs. Myrtle Walker, read Lawrence ttll. Members are R!!:UULA nuNS 5 11 riM pUhH.nJI'!< •eoerv.... M Fllllll '~ ~.,_. • aouee that "on""'the.,,.,,.., ,.., I letter from '"" .tu. dQI "'" ut re ...,... 8th Dlslrict to take a hat decorated with ID ~ edi• AI re-l•c• 1111' •dt "ePmed: 6 2 Door. S1d. lr<~m ., new tires, clean Interior blk. finish •I , ~I l'UafJ lila, L.awrenee F. Boyd •• lld.: president Mrs. to sell. •1\lt't"hOI!RII~e f:r-"'lr"l \ I'IG!Jid I!* radto and healf'l". ' · ' Ill· ·11\iJUttrator of ttw r.t.te of Etnrat 1 ' · Jane C4lttrlll ' article ::_:,:::;:_::_::=-----• epnroM •mm .. dll•ely rbr .. ub 1ah~• Will nnt n.. ,..,p.o,.~hoe for clock •· . zs ue. "'""N _· 3 ·-•room Sutton. Dece ..ed. bei.O.I Plai.Dtilf, fll· urg ng the Racme Unit to meet ~ ~ frame -.! bit PeUtloD la tM Probet. eo... n. Its quota onn•.. •l'l s,. '"" , ., ,.,.,,.,.e~ • •nHrtitm 1955 Pontiac ... . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • $395 MOOERN 4 room furnished or hom~, large carpeted living ~~~~t::~~.n.t!bo~:~'!;.~!: :!:u_~l.~ PlaN ~ere made for the unit 5C QReoUS ' RATES 4 Door. Blu~ finish , ~ood tires. automatic trans., power For Want f\d Se"1ce unfurniShed apartment Mid· room This home is situated oUwn •• Defendant.. alleatnl that to I h to th Ra I ' clleport WY 2-38'll . . then bi DO peraonaJ properb of . serve unc e c ne ,, a ower $ft"f'rin g 11nd br-<~kf' s, radio and heater. • t.:enh peo '*'flrCI ""e raM-rtlnn · . on attractive 80' x 120' lot Wd ettete 1.0 I'Q tbe utr.t. of aald Band oo Memorial Day Mlnln>DI'Il Charu ID .-.nbl I 1& tlc lth I d bl decedmt; tbet Ill• Aid d~edent, Er• • b Cent, ~~oe-a wora IM rnru roo w arge ou e garage. Dell sutton, dietS ..lud la lH llm· Sick members are Mrs. GarIVen af ur ay ~KUtJv1 ln-er-tlnn• • DOWNSTAIRS Apartment. fur- $12,000.00. ~.~ ~~:.t!oa::w\':! ":! net Smith, who Is Ul, and Mrs. Fu l! r•t• ..,, t oenu p.l:II •oro wtu lte charJI!d (or ad•e•' '""'"• 11 no• OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. Dished. Phone WY 2-&187. NEW HAVEN brick 4 bed"""""'· 1D tb< "'""" •• Molu ••• Robert Beegle ioj'ur"" in an Miss Carla Wilsl bride-elect !>IIIII Wlthl" HI du•• lfte.- ~ .. I POMEROY • OHIO . fuel foUOWI, lt.ate ofto-wit: Ohio, Jnd d"eribed. .. accident. , ...., . tam . 1 ,nt: oill THREE and tour room furnish- room home, for ced aJI" of Mr. Will Lo 'er' was tht CARD 06 FHANKS - &1.25 tor I ed and unfurnished apart. oll heat, f)torm windows and m~ ';~!':!:', r:f ft~~:!:tt.ld:•:b: Miss Carol Shain was elected guest of bonor at a mlscellan$6 •ord runlmum K11d• MltHhln 1.1 word tr Ohlfuerl"• ggt,11111Mf ____ men•·. WY ".c:.~... oak floors. Very good buy at eounl)' ol Meolr• •nd •t•te of Ohla, second alternate to Girl State. eous bridal shower given .. •' t "'!n l ~r ll'<>rd ·-- - ~ """'"'"- t2 111 Seetknl No. 1:1, To•D s, ud . . • "7 tic "•10•500·Oil · Ranlli! '" of tbe ObJo compulf'• \ nommatmg commtttee of Mrs. Raymond Boice and dauOFFI~E HOUHS 8 1 8 :30 <\ M tl' :);(W' I' M lt.ai.l' LE = ----for Sale . s~ miles from New Haven - s ~o~~~Se:f=~ ..:O:hed'::!~.:: Mrs. Blanch Spencer, Mrs. Opal ghter. Ramora, at their home S11• ur.ta•· -3:311 A 1\t '·" l2 •llll nuun I ___ FOR SA"' ___ FURNISHED and unfurmshed room home witb good garden or Le•dint crH• at the old PbeJP"• Diddle and Mrs. Mary Roush Saturday evenjng April rr IT'S SO EASY · TWIN ENGINE Go-Kart in apartments. Paid utilities. Be- spot, stoker-fired coal fum- !;r~~f t~;~: :'c!tb :1°~ 1 P!r:t C::!:! was named. ' A yellow and white ~DII.If TO PLACE A RESlrt T PROOUClNG I good rondition. Call WY 2· fore 5 P· m. Phone WY 2- ace. Also 5 acres of f1"0Und the c~unty road teedtnJ rrom 8· w. Reports on Pan American and scheme was uSed In the de o-$895 · lfedt Ht&leythe 1 Mill• to Kyge.rvllle tnttr· I c ·w..m AD 2776• after 5 p. m. Ph one WY $7,000.00. , 62S8. 4 30 3tp '58 Buick nid state ro•d; thence In Child Welfare by Mrs. Louise 1tions throughout tlle home with 1 - -· - · ·· Super 4 dr. Hard Top. Power _ z.115 . 74. ·12 6 tfc CUCKLER REALTY :, ""'1~~~er~o~!~~~:dal~n 1t tb~. cen 81.'". . Stewart and Mrs. Opal Diddle the gifts placed on a tablt PHONE WY2·2157 •1 -· , BUY rHE BEST ''omplete '"' 1 ~> • u o· ONE 6 room house and ·A BRANCH OFFICE · ham'• and A . J. St.11trr'• eone.-; were given covered with a white I th d tine steer1'n• and brakes A t S -I'! nl, crment W b.lutks Cen•t>. nt _ mafic shift ~ 0 anas rou ... apartment. Peoples Ter·• JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN thence bank of Enterb' Lel4inr alonJ t::ree• tothe the 110utb Pl•ee The Past• Presidents group having a yel1o1V umbrella CARD OF THANK 1 PHONE . •-•a of be~lnning. C!ontalnlnJto au4 eC!ree, .11 meet at the home of Mrs. th e centerp1ece. , , lf1ortar - u:dow:;: - Lmtels. , 57 Ch evro· Iet - $ 69 5 race. p hone WY 2-5385. oo"""-"0'1 mr..re or 1e11, •ubjec:t •ate· w·u 1 0 WE WtSHto TO Forest NEW HAVEN· W.VA., ment Bnd 1~:e:, e vg~~rd 01; Peee .l7 Louise Stewart, Athens, on the Games were played and prlz. thanks all elfpre'SS"-oUr! the kt'nd folks PbuntRun wvBlock t-2067Co. V8 .Belair 2 dr. Sparkling or· Rfl~rC11ee . iginal black finish. Good sol· BUSINESS SERVICES Deoo Re<'onJ•, Metea count:r. ohio. 5th Tuesday, April 30. Mrs. es won by Mrs William ·~ 1 Pomeroy. Ob10 . 1 petllion nnae. ofaue1 11a the1n betr refrestunnts to Grueser and MISs who heJ"1·ed in anv• W<ll'. at , id car Plaintiffthe further hla1 Ste:t'.:rt served . , • • Evelyn Fick. •• 1 3 11 the Lime- of the death of our ; "7 30tc WE OFfi'ER every kind .of buU\AICRII, , . .LI ~II/I.I at aextlewutate or !f'~~b.e:t':atitled to ::: 12 mbers. Those attending included Mrs. 11 ee £rom son, Jerry Rou sh. Special ' SOUTHERN-· PLANTS. Tonia· i dozer, back, hoe excavation, deudenl, Ernnt Sutton, In laid real Grueser Mrs Chester Erwm,' thanks to the Pomer ~· Em · I 1oes. peppers. swee 1 po ta toes, I and 1110 elleJe• tacte~~ Pomeroy, Ohio general hauling and fill dirt. MIDDLEPORT-& room frame estate and retertn<.'e t! hed to theother petition . f eSSf"On Mrs. Jeoffry Wilson, "Miss Jo~ 0 ergenc.v ca II WY 2·3243. Free . z·1rkle, Mrs. Wallace Brado H squa.:. B Ew in):: Fun- I Rig Boy hybrid , egg plants. _ _ bouse with bath, and gas tbl•'" ca~e "' eUe¥1D(I; """' IBUle " ,. 1• """"" 1ce ,1 ·rord, Mrs. Rlchard Chamber• era 1 ume, f.'\' . Arthur Me- Will llrnve Ma.v 2nd. Charles DON'T PUMP your sluggi~h mates. Emmet W. Shuler. furnace heating, full base- ~~~~~~irr.n~ra::... ~.· •,~ ~!,', Caulle.r. the singers and ali i R. HHrri.s, Portland, Ohio. Contr ... ...,,., ... .... Mrs. Susan Rawlings, Roger. ... "·e who sent flowers . food VI . "" . Klean-Em· - - - ~acting. 4 26 ment • large if'VelII,; _lot 80'x100' • cnrdmg ~Ntate described In tbeInpetition ac· •, 26 6tc septic All Itankr. Get k - .. to til~ atatutet such CIJel n a 1p0 IS H' lie E . 26 3 3 tho ,, ' d . ~ep I(' an : 'lra ner "ICALL NOW FOR free eStimate Recent construc..,n. $5900.00. made llld provided, and Ulat tht ..... IDE'S, nry wmg, Miss Lee ' or hf"pe In an~· way. 1 IVAL_L.PAPE~\ as low a-s 30c pe-r La 0 dmar,;•· Farm 8 ureau be 5oldof free 11 1•,': 1 Th e 15th annual session of the H00 k• Mis~ Co1een Wil son, Miss on farm ponds, lakes, priv- SY RACUSE - 8 acr·e lot, nice- e&tate ud lnt\!restt the rrorn defen:ant~ Mr antl .'\olrs. Rav. Roush II1 double roiL 300 patterns Pomeroy ate roads, clearir1g lalld, base- Jy located. 4 room house with bt that nch and •ll of the defendants Ohio Baptist Guilds of Provi- Evelyn Ftck, Miss Ramora tc h , H d to required lo !et up tbelr elalrn• d M' , Bo'ce M R nd Bol 1 4 30 1 ---~~ <: oo~e 1rom. cross ar ware ment excavat:.Jns, and other. 2 porches, small basement, or be forever bmed from a11erttng tnce. JSSJonary Baptist assors. aymo ce. • 0 NOTICES ---~ Middleport. Phone WY 2·3831. Phone WY 2-3243. Emmel w. and city water. Gas avail~::8{ !n:u~~u~tt::Je,a~: :!~'hb! ciational District will be held _Un..ble to ~ttend but sendln& --4 2G Glc Shuler, Contracting. able. Plenty aarden SP"'" I proper In t_be pr~emlsel. . ISunday at the Triedstone Bap- giks were Mrs. JS\11 Hauck 'TSIDE AUrvr I • : e . • S•Jd parbe• J;re required to an..-er . . . 1.1r J h ' .... . ION on RL 12411-SPRINCF'IET.D Rototiller 1- ! 93rd Anniversary 4 26 tfc and mce VIeW. Pri~d for on or btfl)f(l lh• 15tb day of JUne tlst church In Galhpohs. J.l s. 0 n Musser, Mrs, Karl Ol ' Tl-] ur;,;day I :00 P. m. Ru~~ell .Jacob;,;on gas lawn mowe; _: ---quick sale at fm.OC. · A. o. i~rence F. Boyd 81 Admlnt• Morning devotioris will be Krautter, Mrs. William Clark, \\ t'lch. Owner. Aurtione-er: H p Z20V ph t' 3 FOR PAINTING, interior 11 ACRES - Located near Batntor or tb~e E11tate or Erne•t given by the youth of the Gal- i Mrs. Thoma,s Bowen. Mrs 'I ('h . 5 . .3 ase moors, I exterior. Call RIC'hard sh sutton, Dece~~~ed I' b •· . I Rt' h d R II Mr ·' tm atman 4 30 31c I :-IO H P. v . :\ phase 1 an, Ohio. Plenty good gar- crow. crow and Porter ta su -uiStrtct and the Rev. D. • C ar o er, s. P au I, 220 609 N. Second Street, ~ llJ!: wANTED ·rom Rutland / .rmtnrs. Phone WY 2·3542. ' en grou~d. 5 room frame ~~~~~~ (~~r6 ,t~~ ·~~~'.r'etc L. Latha~. pa.stor of the host I'fheis, Mrs. Willard Wildermuth, 4 3 ln sr, te Garage. Mondav I 4-2 . tr house with running water, LICAL NOTICE cburch_. wlll the sermon. Mrs. Ira and M is 1 purl. 73 1 t cr1J F ·ct h k. -- · large porch, good chicken ~erbert H . Smith, whulll! pt 1 ee of Committees will be appointed IJudy Butcher. 1 , '1" lUr- 1c.reer. , n a~·Call eacSH. 2-130~ wee ·: 4-REI.lSTERF.:D 5ee US f or·· • re ld t ~35olh<~!::.,"";~.!'':,,~:!; P Ca ke, decorated w.Ith yellow C•<·ll!e ed , , and Beeg\es-train· •·•·ars old house, .md garage, plenty ,.:~.~·~,:.. at the mornin~ session. 1 4 30 :lt 1 e OeKalb Seed Corn shrubs and flowers A buy at of resn,•mce Ill unknown. wut hke Luncheon and fellowship hour weddmg bells, and hme puncb 2 3 4 · , • e I !-ma le - 3 (emales. Reason· , $2.500.00. . notice understo:ne~ 1hat on plalnmt April filed Utb, 11163 her· petl· th• WJ~l "1 begm . a.t 12:15 p.m Tht af· were served . Srna II yellow urna u ax wANTED farm 100 dCres other relief on mthe o;rou::I"CC f lnd ternoon HOT D()(;S . rli!g. 15c·, FOOT abh priced. FranV. Clrlnnd, , e OeK lb S d Uon ligntnst hi < dl · session will open at 1·- b re IIa nutcups were given a !I l.rJN1: '?f!•·. Jack's Dairy Racme 4-27-3tc , or more with 40 acres for ~egte~• of duLy; in tbe corn:n:n 30 with the prelude by Mbs favors. The rPfreshment table R>r lrL.EH '"E Y cow" for sa le or I II or SX-11 " . OUr\.forofdivore-:. Melli cu•tody County, ol Oblo, Pray. vemta . Hodges dJstrJct . . .p1amst, . . was cen te red Wit. h an arrange-· · :\fiddleporl · · · · N"' cu ItJVahon, balance pasture, In• cbJidren, 0 4 30 6tc I will trade for young eal.t le. e Agrico fertilizer Prk-ed at $8,000.00 to $10,000, ·~~~f~Yc!~~~ ~f{ :u~!~ hearln• oD follo~ed by de~o~ons by t ~ e ment o~ ytllo_w jonquil~ cor. F'h rT; E LOAN of our efficient Rolland Searles, Kutlanci -Har that can be bought with down and .rter the :mb d-.y of Mey, 1933. Hockmg sub-<hstrtct. Spectal blned With White tapers ln cryf.:.rpel Shampooerr: v· it h [ ri:;onville Rd., Phone SH 2· Middleport Feed Mill Payment of $2000. Bal· ELSJE LO'{.~~t&~· music will be presented. by stal holders and a white china 4-27-6lp i Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. ance over a period of 10 ~t~:~~~~ ,:;"'~a~r}'Z youth choir of the hOst church h.ride doll. Yellow napkins car.. rwrrhu;e !lt Blue LJs lre sham- I 4626. · ·1 p :1t 1. Baker Furniture, Mid- 1 •·We Do Custom Grinding·· years with payments made oo ''· u. jg; t5l 6. 11. 20, and guest speaker will be tbe ned out the color scheme. The dlrport. 4 30 6tc fREE ! N. 2nd Avo, Middleport annually. "· "• liev. Franklin Mitchell ol Co· I honoree received many lovely. " 1 AM CLOSING - busin-;,ss- ,m "A . Original Price $995.00 WAN'l;ED - 6 room home in lurnbus, pastor of the First Bap- , g•ft.>. n 1tque Car" Pattern BEATING AND Chester Townsh 1'p. House to .tist cburch, Glouster. W:.J!C' h repn~r shop atStcnrnN Ta11 16 oz. W ater of renter and Sel'onrl . '!a Now-} PRICE [ Muetler be modem with 3 large bedW eel.,end Guests Are Glasses With Purchase Arnold Brnlhers room C b I 1 scJ L We~t Vir~infa. Mew ~- i Ynu gpt 1 p, l;•ss frpe !'ach s. an e rura · I W it/1 Harry Smitl1s ,t·r;~ Pe J·,·nrs w·hn h(lve ·~·M ' time you purelwl'>e 10 g•ll· USED SIRE ~:~~es~;u~~~~Y- Ohio I c. c.P~~~~~ ::3A0LTOR 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Oehsc!res being repair1>d: please Inns of ~asolTrw or mort>. or ner of Strongville were week.. ~~ -dd end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har.. call for thpr'J hr '··,r p ' t'!Js l1i:ltf a combinali(m oil rhan " o,e PIAllQ 6 7 tfc •:ALBER1 oM. COX, SALEMAN G ts f M lEW" Rl .eS.<ING and lube .Job. $ DO AlJC'J'IONEER PH NE WY Z.l%20 ' ues o r. a Ml's. 'C. 1 p 125. Down ~ 26 Stp Start A Set Now! 4 30 3tc T. Barton of Mason were their Entef<ed Hospital ry . Smith. .J $4 Wet!kly Complete Service two daughters and their forril· Among those who entered Saturday evening, Mrs. Oc11sBE;rQMF A Beautil'ian: Get in· t1'itt Bradford FARM FOR SALE.- 231 acres, lies, Mr. and Jl;.rs. James But- Holzer hospital in the past 24 ner, grand guardian of the Jn. ") ·h· · prn rs~um 40 1NCH SPINET CONSOLE Write, Phone or Conlacl 8 room house , furnace an d Jer and children of Scot Plains hours were John E. Purseley, terna t'tona1 Order of Job's 1 •s h'1g hi\' pa!d uper Service st~tion . 1 5 before the new Ohio Laws are Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 A. C BRAOFHRD runmng water. 4 room house, N. J., and m-. and Mrs. Har~ Fa~mers Hotel, Danny Ray ~aughters of the state of Ohio. 2 barns. State ·, Rt. 124, 5\ll1old Swift ar.cl children of Eliz· White, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, "'"''" Yo<• "'" ec,p r beou WURLITZER Racino, Ohio Ira mspected the Bethel at Gallipoty sC'hooJ now without a high '":HJHUAHUAS A. K. c. male _ ___ 5 18 tfe 1 mile~ East of Racine. . abeth , Pa. Baird, Kanauga, Tamara Lynn lis when the Bethel was gr~nt1t. 0 . McCOY AUCTIONEER. i s"huol education. You can en· IP'Jl:lle. 2.,0 hou~c above 4 30 6tc j Mrs. Denver c. Bowen of Ma- Wickline, Eureka Star Rt. Miss edits charter. AUending inspecter from the age 16 nn up. .Junior High, Route No. 124. Ohio. FOR SALE: 4 room house l son has been returned frDll"' tbe Valorie Lou Tomlinson, Rt. 2 tion from Pomeroy were Mr. Yon rar romplf'ff' 1he conrse Rw· ine Maude Youn g WI !l 4 18 tfc acre ground, full basement. Holzer Hospital Bnd is rf~per· Bidwell, Cleatis Swain, Crown and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Roy no. in 1250 hours, about 7 3441. 4-27·3tc EASY TERMS l 1l'HIITO Phone WY 2-lJ1'll 4-27-30tp atlng at ber home. • ,, City, W. Earl Darst, Pt. PleasSr ... and Mrs. Helene ~~~~t,·:~~ forYoa' sm"a"lnl wee "k' I rhi~ . \fl:'""'l'IOJ\ - Sahmia"·· M'l\ COPYING Servtees. - - - - - - --od-- .. ~ h Mrs. Dennis Duddin~; has re- ant, John C. Doughtery, HeP.. . . Miss S~rah Bechtle of y nr t "'I Th f U . Copv any letter or document m ern ouse, t ed f F derson W Va Mark Du Middleport semor princes f 1 2 ·' p. m. e. 0 owmg -nm•th l· pavm<'cto Ym• ran 5 large rooms and bath, base· urn rom t. Kcox, Ky, ' · ·• ane ' . s O S"Ve vnu"elf time and money PN' """' nron"rh' w<ll be sntd "euter Insurance, Pomeroy ment gas furnace, hardwood where she visited with ber son W. Va., Bethel No. 62 also attended. . , b enrollmg now C II ' . at the J. C. Ross Home on 2 to tfc floors, aluminum storm win· and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gale IC ard . Tolbert, Rt. I Cotor ,.ome in · a · \Hite i Elm Stree1 oppos it.t> ,Junwr ' d?ws doors and awning, Dudding and two sons. tagevdle, W. Va .• Mrs. Wil' lanii ENTERTAINS CLU8 Sou . ·,loan'"· leodemy , High School. State Route t24. ' Jack son, 0. Attention Dairymen btrch kitchen, front and back Mrs. R. C. King and son, A. Ebersbach, 226 Union Ave., Mrs. John Fritz entertafOiod . 3fl N. Street I Rac ine. Oh!n. 7 pc . dinm g Phone (. SE porch, paneUed living room, Jimmy, of Henderson visited Mrs. Harley L. Stal- the Athens, ~Jbit) [ room suite. round t.ahle, 5 pc aluminum siding, concrete on Tuesday wittt Mrs. Cather- na er, t. 3 Pomeroy, Mrs. AI: Gtc dinct.t• set, k<tchen '""""1. 0 R drive Lot 75 x !25. See or call ine Reynolds and family. . fred H. Crow, Racine, R. Frankwere Miss Anna Howell, 4 24 ==~c old hunet. wash stand, two : V Carl E. Morris, North Main, ·. Dana Lewis, Raymond Liev- lm McFann, Rt. 2. ~ak · Gerald Atnhony, Mrs. REVIVAL at Hiland l'hape l R"i. i to::t~t r>r~. w::~fflp ron . ;o !lit"l' 8 Rutland Ohio SH 24851 mg, Charle~ Cartwright Nor- Mrs. Homer M. Wllhams, Jack Bachner, Miss Carql Bach-1 124, beginning May 26th.: lot of old dishes. Mirrors, 1 A c ' ' J'li.·Jtc man Van Meter and Vernal Hill, Richard Alhn Marks, tel, Mrs. Glenn Hensler, ~~Evangelist Rev BJII)· \\'a Its. 'I lam p.' san t ds. sevl:!ri:ll ant1 E ~ Johnson are leaving on Frlday son• Ray E . Masters, J ackson, Kloos• Mrs. Rob er t' Rev . E. E. We.veJ, Pastor , ques, pots. tea kettle, gnll,. POMEI!OY· WY 2-2649 I'UR SALE : lour (tJOd lots. to trout fish at Black Water Mrs. Charles K Wilson, Rt. ~ ~s. Henry Null. Mrs. - - - - - - -- - 4 t7 t2tp I mc•rble top stand, dinner brll OFFERS THE BEST Good seven room bouse, both Falls, Jackson, Mrs. Jessie E. Melvin, Richard Owens, Mrs. !loberl AU1'UMiJBILE .•asur;UJc bee!l l and many small articles. CLAIR WOODE and 1,2 bath. basement and Wellston, ~nol<i B. Reynolds, and Mrs. William cam:el\t'(l"l L..Qsl i OU I n?~J..WI 5 ' !);wenpnrt , mn ki'S a bed. 2 PHONE ~arage. out of .hJ!;h water . Several.4tte-.J PT... Rt. 2 Pedro, Mrs. Wilma L, Walttrs. ' Fultz served • llct>nse? Cell wy 2·2!-li.ib. i dres:o;er~. ·several roekers, CHESTER 985-2145 CouJd be_ made into apart • • ":"' If (;oleman, lronton 1 Mrs. course at the conclusion H '.So ~f. OJ~f' jars and jugs. horse. SEE IT AT , 2.1J. 25tr mP.nts Ctt¥ lf"c.ter, eleetricl- Dutrret Meeting E. Browning, Ironton, Mrs. of the evening. LOSE WETGHT ~,mfPiy and ea~- ~1 harness and equ ipment, plows ty . gas Pr1ced for qu~k saJe. The Southeast District PTA liam M. Burke, Rt. 3 ~~~~~~:~:! --~-ru1t1vators. one horse Zerkle Transfer Co. See Okey Wood, Syracuse. Conference was held last Thurs- Mrs. George W. Botts, VISITS SON 1 t1.ar1 Gru...,, Plumb'- Pll il Y with Oex·A.·Diel tabJets. . . . . Ph 'Y d ocly !ltlr SJark Drugs :1 small hand tools, MIDDlE PO Healing one Y U086. ay at the Sheridan H 1gb Ky., Orner Ford, Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Frances Roberts atteado t 60t •·heel. A large number RT, 0. Mtuersvllle, Oltlo SAU:-=--4 room frame School ne~r Somerset in Perry Estil E. Yates, Rt. 1 Wurtland, the Open l!Qpse held iD b~ 1 -----::c:-:=~~- 3 P \ odd articles. Write or PAone For ·Detailt End vour sewer troubles house, hardwood floors, wall Co. The _d1str1~ is ·composed of Ky., a~ Mrs. Oren C. McAllisof the 50tb annl.verS{li'Y ot AUTO SALES -- ~The real estate 63·100 al'res. We bave aU slzn to waU carpeting, aluminum 10 counties w1tt 142 registered. ter, R•pley, W. Va. IH<)JIIe Economics on tho camo _ _ .: - -9 room house . will be :'iOid · Sl'wer Machines storm windows and doors. 10 : Mrs . ~ar?ld ~lise of Pomeroy Births at Ohio Univers~. S~ vil1957 FORD Cmaom 300, 4 dr. 2 p. m. $500.00 Deposit ~asonable Ra&es a. m. to 4:00 p. m. WY 2- as Dilitnct. Director presided Mrs. Lewis J, Woodall. Pt. her son, PhiUp; at uDeote Se.<\l!n V8 automat ~e. r.ood 1 Day of Salr. Balanr·e on can WY 2-Z971 Day or Night 2903 mornings and evenings. at the meeting. Plea!ant, daughter, ¥onday. a~d joined oUter acllvicondition, -~295.00. T P r r y 1 liver.v of Deed. Leila D. Pen7 26 Phone WY 2-3702. Attending f~om this are a Discharged of Mo. thers' weekend. . Terrace, I nH. r.xecutm.:. r.. Phone 286-2104 Jackson, 0 . 4 23 Gtc were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Co- Patients recently dlsoharged Knl'ght • 104 Legion · WY~2. 4 30 3tl' i Ralph Ross INSURANCE - zart and Mrs. Paul Hauber, included Mrs. MarcellA ~·~~!I The Rambler -~ Sale b; Bradford Auction Co. ,. bedroom Portland; Mrs. J. A. smith Mrs. Harold Lemley Joe World Standard ot Compart Not responsible fo r accidt>nts. BARNES SIMPSI )N In•"•· hor.le Beau~ul Btrch kltch· and Mrs. William Hobach Ra- aU ,Franklin Hendricks TERMS · c.- as h WANTED TO RENT ~ en, automatic heat.i t649 · . Mrs. Donald McKenzie • ' . Gatewood, • Mrs. E~eeDence ,I ance A _g en c y. Middlepun. Lincoln HeightsgasCall b ctne, Roar, ·Melvm Rig car rOt•m. ride and periorm·[ _ 4-27-f:itc . ONE LARGE or two small F\l'e, automobile, bonds Pb Blaettnar . WY ~5127 J-~tfn :Mrs. Lohse, Pomeroy; a~ D.~; BeaVer; Mrs. N@.than Slmance Small car economy. -~ PCRE BHED 1on g haired , 1 rooms on ground floor. Call W'V 2-2903 1 37 · c s. Harold Sauer, Rutland aDd· mortS, lylrs. Edward · Freeman maoagerabilit)' darhshund puppies. Ph<•ne. 1 Carm -n N · H · the Meig. s County CouncU rep- Mrs, .·Allan Har, per, Mrs, D. 1 ursmg om Reutor Insurance ii.I"DeJ LIVESTOC. K tat • See Huntmgton, W Va, nfi-5591 ! Freda Smtth, 4 3C Jtc l··tnsurance for ev~ __ resen ave. Wilfong, Mrs. Stella · Cozart, Metrop4llitad Mntnrs and Ml)nda\· all day I and business-·, FOR SALE : riding RETURNS . Beck8r. E. Matn Strerl, Pomeroy o er days alter 5 p m. fOR RENT Pb gelding. 9 yean. old. hone, "' FLORIDA nresn· Beeker; JQine.s Hilton Phooe in 2-3870 . .np , nne WY l-Z43t tl18 WY 2- Mrs. Edith King of · Che,ter Mrs. Gertrdde Beehiio HarrY 4 27 7 4 4 22 SLUt;GJSH SEPTfC Get FOR RENT - TWO furnished · _ _311 6tp _ has · returned from a ail< weeks. cantebury, ,Mrs. Julia' A c h, FOR NEW "' used car. ur Kleen . f:m • AU Septk tauk apartments, one downslairs HELP WANTED PAMWORTH PIGS, lor tiale.I·Vacatton iD Florida with her and Mrs. Pau,l J. :>~and In,, Cl With 5 rooms and the other ' - ··- ··- Emory Powell, Racine. , daughte~. Donn,a . Jean, wh1» fan.t da.... hter. , ·.·. . ' ' I upst"1rs with 4 rooms Phone 21. . 4 30 3tc ,w,. married ·to, David K. White , . -A. m oag ·"'"n · g ..'1•-ne Marvm Marks. eanN . Ohio Valle•. Plumb ' 1WAITRESS OVER I ""'' mb. 41630 of Tamf'". Mr~. 19111 was ""' I AccOrding . ro""" e·o; Att ,·ns. I,Y 3-4061. Math· "INCER SE-- -~_:_ , tp , WY 2,5435. 4-29-3tc Bo• . 668-B , Care of The Dally . the . . • , IVING machmes •I ROOM HOUSE . Sentmel, Pomeroy. INVITED TO 8 coonnan.ed homo:·by her d• "(i>·Jreporl of the . 1()..9-tfc sales and &I vice n.e F ~ M'ddl • garder. space 4 30 3tc W'll".. REMERTON 1ter and son-in-law. Whne here 'ment ona tic Sho · .· a · 1 eport. References re· - 1 1am R Stephenson· 657 h · ' •·cr 1 ' "" FOR SAtE p, 115. W Secnnd, I'<> quired. Phone WY 2-6182 AMBITIOUS wnn:an: Do you South 2nd S . ' oo t etr hone~<.I>JI, , Ii'l'_y'. were. len Marks; • meroy. WY 2-2284. 4-9-:wi¢ . want lots of money• Fascln- ha be . treet, Middleport, honored by a bridaJ-shoWer glv- 1All other NR1' ' v:ell pJmp $1 HEAVYHENs available 1st 'UNFURNISHED 4 6tp ating job1 Wish to full or eJ. bv Mrs.. ., hv / ed in "'"goad A! ' \\ell se:!l. Mil1red 9is- and 2nd of Ma W d house. 4 p&rt time? Mana•erial abll· Ship W ht (CC2 tales Wmdon an4 Mabel King at i!1e Blood·i sell , l.o::g B.lfnm. Ohio and Thur d . yE, le nesday ·roolll9 and bath. 1650 Lincoln ty? If you do, wri;• o.- 121 et Sou rdi8N I.Sh)lot the Pug• home of, thei~ ,motber,.l 'l'he,' re· at the hospi'"l . s ay. ar .2iJCross, u ............ Phone WY 2·3874 . - uua. • ava p• •~rd • Br(fo· celved~ niany lov ' ~ • St:~..,< ., . 4 29 6tc Racme. tp •-&..Clifton, w. Va. m~rtonn Wasbln • ~IY, AM useful. tili.Lar 1 4 3 4 26 6tp . 4 29 6tc IDonaid .Gilee Jt.gton_. 1!1• son. ~ ft• ·rom I!Jetr !J!Iatt.ves and; S•mday' and ·one uQif . . , Wlth ~ ~Y¥o 1 friends. . _,~._ ..-,, ·,, ! daY ·~ ; l ;... r C., 111 j TELEVISION IN. REVIEW 1~r .MAY ' .... Tbe La~) Cliff B e t lt r Health club will meet Thursday evening at the Jlome ol M r a. Sm' ' • . - 6·D•il)'_Sentinel, Porneroy:Midd.leport, 0., April 30, 1963 .. I "-To-& M.RIIMtbo ' opirltl ol 1,110 NiWI 7:35 BreUfut Plfly 8:05 S/ICfed Heart Program 8:110 NOWI lleot. 1:20 Ootadry 1:115 BreUfut 1:10 Non 11:30 New1 1:35 Farm World NI!WI 1:3G Ilreallfut P1111 .ASOLINE ALLEY 1:46 Melp Coun1y RFD 1:110 tlewo dtoaOttJW 7:111 N..,. 1:05 Ilreallfut P1r1J N.B.,-ct 7:011 -kfaot Pan, J: t5 Jnnea llulct SltoW 7:10 Non 1:31 News 7:35 Plctr.,. Banlw... Show 1:35 llreaJ<fast Plfly :L~Q 7:10 7:10 Non Report !~ : 00 NOWI 1:00 8reUfasl 10:011 Polka Plfly a: ~ BreUIUI Plfly 10:30 News 1:10 YID Parllek Sport Sbow 10:3!; Music In lbe Air 8:31 8nUIIIt P.,-tJ . 10:45 Tbe Good Life 8:41 111t1ter lt'urrL Sbow-¥rl. IJ:II Onder Oltlo .stlel 1:110 News 11:00 N•"" t:05 Coffee With JIDOI 11:05 Top Ten Show 1:311 Nf!ll 11:311 Newt A Ol:r;pl. . 8:35 Coffee '11'1111 Janet 11:31 Dutton'• Top Tal Show ZRILT. RKPI 1:41. Betty Newtltlo S1unr 12:00 New11- Noon Report WJ:IZLIIII LTDI RDVa• lt!IDI)IX.10:00 N""' ~ : 15 Music lnlerlude NANCY \I'IIIDIPBKI 10:05 Mlnlst.erial Aasoeialioll 12:30 Re>t. Merlbr Tee!a IO::ZO Coollty Hoe DoWII 1:00 t!twl 11 ..,.. CIJit.....te! SOLVENCY IS lDNTIRELY A lt'30 New• 1:05 Platter Pan, SOUP, i. , _ _ , . A N D lfOT Ot' WC<IM!!= 10:35 Coollty Hoe Down 1:30 News PL.EASE 1l:ll0 N.,.. . 1:31 l'lllllr Ptr]J ll :IMI Swap S1toP t:OO N..,. 11 30 News . 4:11! Plaltl.r Plfly 11:35 Farm N4'fl 4:30 NfWI -35 11:40 CoUDlry floedown '' Plotter Plfly (Family Worsbip 111un.l 5:00 N""" U:SS Upper Ronm Medilalloos 6:05 Travelirr' Time lloedap ,..,.._ ftld>.J 12:11 Obio News tl:51 Jow Jo11e1 Stoct Ave. 1:30 News I:OO Sip nn IZ:15 Marker. 7' 46 11lt I.Jfellnl t':fiG Noon New1 8:00 News tZ:IO Lifeguard 11u11etin 8oJird 12:15 Wealber Repor1, 8:05 SUndOIID IJerenade I:OO Oltlo Vlllep Newa IZ:Z5 News 0 Gr.,.. 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It ... 1:10 !lift 1:00 lleY• . _ ~ 1:111 ODtlnlrp llullo Time 1:10 'nte QIJitll Borur l:ao Ntft ''00 News US ~ 'lt'orlol flnl t:OO 8unc1a7 t:40 lin» ,,....... f:ll Newa . t:a 111p Oft f:!ll Bnailfllt ...., 1:11 Fellruar7 8lp Oft r.n, = Part, &-• •••••r• ,! ::::zg: ·----wJ EH a- en. eo- •• RADIO j • �' I . The. Early Bird Gets The Cash Don't Wait! Place Your Want Ad _To~ay! WANT AD INFORMATION (91 FOR SALE • ""'"'•" tla~ tt.lt!W't' MAnllu ttl ' o\ PA-Nt "[). i "'TIONS CUK.ru- 1 Ull H .,...,. ICCep•eo n,~ 1'1+ I IONS J011 1 .,. . -' M RENT~-- 1 washlher 8 Efurnis~ • $80.00 a _:.;r NOnCE ••••• NOTICI ••- ..........,. - " ... =::.lltl '"''" pl' ...:e.~.~..=i.!::'J ........... ••::,~ ........ :::.: :-::.:U•j;tJ:.~~~:..:- Auxiliary Is Urg'"'..J To me' &..1 :..et t:U · Member Quo f a The Ladies Auxi11ary of Arn- •ho• pl•~:e o1 reddeaoe ill llhbow•; er.ican Legion Post No. M1 met :;an..;~.~w:"'1518~:'.U:..~~ in regular sessloo at the Post REAL ESTATE erOJI, Ohio. 4 29 Jtc HOUSE for rent. Four rooms •nd bath. "---tn He'""ts. ..,.,v ,.. Phone WY 2-3575 after s •.. 1958 Chevrolet ...... ...•..•••. $74S LEGAL RENT resultl. mon . wing II ton PhOne WY 2-2660 or WY 2--309%, Pom- llunhf"etlnll FOR SALE OR FURNISHED apartment, Me- II ANT ·~ wu~· ehanlc St., 4 rooms with bath ~ •••N•"' utility roorr• with electrkt wbea YOI;I wlsb cc. btl) or ted JWod the w0111 A.Jo roo • POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR t'llliYtaUoll .,..adlit~r • ·1'111 ----'FO-=R ~~~~--~~~~=-- OEAilUNES ·•• JI'I ' P (91 FOR SALE 4Juapou., lB41eu and u.e allban Ho01e April 23 wben the presJ· b.aln, deviHea, letacee.. dlllrlbuwet. .S""Inlttretou 111.11 uecuton. " UI.J, - - ,_ @) co (j(( - , @ G• :Oe:=' s , aettnars I BI tf JS h s "'•"•'",,... Wi/f B-e He/d J G //" 1. ;::r:t. sPEC JALS ! g~ve Butc~er, :r:: ELECTRIC ORGA-N Mason F•~r~~aces SOCiety • Jlems Hospital News· STUDIO 248·00 POmeroy lanllmark i PIANO $593.00 9 l 1 ~oo;e, ~ttageville, Cr.~rl 28~2104 - Po~er~, ~::i~~\.~~~trSetc.eAntltteynda~ · 1 Sp1net • PianO , Must Sa 1e! 1 II ~lrlay uc: ~ " . alia~ FRO~ l~nk" trll:·,:; ~ :o;AI.FI;\1 ·\~ Beaste~ OE~ ~OSborne, a.,g~y I ~rlflO. ~9 wo~k ,, ., ,, sio~inf'i:eno:n';;,~ J~i= eo~mis- h~r. t~lr.ery-, · .. ' .;J-:. I ."'... ·: •' > ~ ':~.. ~·#+011. '' ;r . ,. I . ' .'. • ,. ' t ··' I· !, .1 . tumial 1 ._.....,.lull "CBS~" whlell ,.. Jo 111 - :;:.:.:-=,...... 111. tho llhlrloo CplliDpuotl.. ""l'4-- . . . . -Jed............... An-"" - . publ'heUc.~~;:,'- .....,....... 'IK oueb till out- bora me o1w1owi 1ev..a1 IIIDIIIbo ago, ond now nnhapplly «N firm. What, then, II the spe.dlle outlool: lo thll .... f..- the ..... r.Il . . - To begin with: loot I ' ·"" all the odtedu1lng of the lhroo ttelworb, oo1J one "prime" . per week oa one networkto 1:!0 p.IIL EST 14 nothing but publie alfaln. Collia&wood'•- -." Gollo irllo from tbelr ~ IJ IiDia liN Boward K. Smltll'l _, co--"'- ....... ' ....... (ABC) ond un..>• l;JriDtley'o Journal" ond "Cbel lllllll1ey lle(i<trlll!t' CNBCI. A n·d cone 11 ABC'• ....neat "Ciotoeup!' docum!ntar.,. oerleo wblch baa not been weekly, IIIII 8 /nqaellt Yllll<tr. Ohouno, all tbe netw.... wiD atr doeumeotarieo from llatt ro lime. For admlrert of Brlotkley'o JourDal and HunUey'o "~" ben! Jt. the story: Nut ...... BttDtley wiD do about 10 proaramo. Brlotkley had beeD ... pect.ed 14 do 10 a1ao but be waata ro aet: out on the' e1eet1on traD early iD 19114, says a dependable and tberefore wiD probahly do only about obt. 'ftte other four, howev«, will ll!lllke11 DV«' bui one-bo.; w- """""· Offen • Now - . .. 1 ---· DA I LY CR0 SSWORD .c.,.. ~ x:.,_ L 11'-<IIIOIOit - e.--U,~ol) - ...._ .. H _ U 1.- ttll.tllnllro ~=-- I.DlfflcuiQ> -'lllreotol4 ~ Wlltor full «Nit ...... c6ll,q. u.... 1...., 17.Part ot . ·~ "'t4 bo" -· ::i;,': . l.~~n U. LJrto ·-•: It, ,.,..... 11• PIIIJOII a1. u, = w- - ~ article =·« ••c.: - 28. TdilOtl • . H.~= _., . , •.,.,. now..- 'l=+rMr"• ....,_ =er U.Kotto 4tJ,'I'urldob "'Oiinent ol Leaoi as.~=- ~ c.r.mo.111 ....._ top ct 18. Coru:ot1o :18.::.- :If,:: 111. H - '.. (otai;i' :18.Gootl·b,. t:JliO "'·Put out '11, ~t:::' 41. V:., """~ 41, Foot l!o dliit ~ w. t"f'T.-,Si~r:"'r;-t:T.-~·-r::, JO. . _ Rivao • ';+-f-f-+-i~b-+--4~~-f_:_J IN. Yeo: oL ... x..... - ,, 17-f-++-f-J~~.J.--f..-J-.+~ :i=::' _ 11.-·-· '··--- ' a.:=:e ... d.lpall WMPO Radio tiiONIIAY 'l'lllllJ I'IIIDAY 7:10 N...o J- "* ...., - .. a r-1 . . cullilf don MrpiJ on ,... -Y ~ .-~ Cllr• toni IMII& . . • I im4 I oatlreiJ eotaeldenlll? Some people lite _...,, r.r 111o r..t 11 11ta1 h ,......., lor .-•a woolt(J (1dmo lli&lll-lbne ocltedule to be •..-& II, d ' ' . 'lltlo Ia ~ C4mmlo. Gone will be ... No. 1: The - · .,, "'llkk7 Pl!>ii'IID, "Eyowil- I I w--~~ ;:..rp '" ebairm1t1 lt "' """" . . 11 1 IDr . . • - 'IIIII - · · Obooll~t~-. ll ll IIIia: . 1 A """' ..., et 11!.o 1i 'Dtol ,..,.. doiiJ dro Uatt llol ol the ,.._ hour . , _ .,. ..... 111 NBC~~Ia W. . . dro Jllt-b otltor IIIIC llllloto. ~ - - · ,.. t. 1"-o' W lllllll lllPII.,. Bro IDd . ,, . .._!_- drolr o""l. . . . .11 1 trJ~oc' • _, pelllllD - - AltornaU., wllll . - - · will ...... l'ld No. 1: 'l'llort Ia talc 111M II ll 1 sor1eo, . "tltnlolelt,• - . drolr Ul •Imam nlhor lo ..tow tl lito Jil'lri IIIIo fill. ..... ....... wlto .lorbtoW lilt. witJdl will upl<n wido doubUul• tho .ao- ..... 'l'llort lo&, II II IIOillfltlto pot=.l:;Jiit:.:."""':: .WO. • ..,... WUIIIIIIII," .1111)' <I pui!IJ.,..fflln fl!llwr. wit II : - - -. . · · ~-~ Ml" ell . 8 "d / Sh POMfROY MOTOR . .. IIJ IllS 1111 - - dent, Mrs. Myrtle Walker, read Lawrence ttll. Members are R!!:UULA nuNS 5 11 riM pUhH.nJI'!< •eoerv.... M Fllllll '~ ~.,_. • aouee that "on""'the.,,.,,.., ,.., I letter from '"" .tu. dQI "'" ut re ...,... 8th Dlslrict to take a hat decorated with ID ~ edi• AI re-l•c• 1111' •dt "ePmed: 6 2 Door. S1d. lr<~m ., new tires, clean Interior blk. finish •I , ~I l'UafJ lila, L.awrenee F. Boyd •• lld.: president Mrs. to sell. •1\lt't"hOI!RII~e f:r-"'lr"l \ I'IG!Jid I!* radto and healf'l". ' · ' Ill· ·11\iJUttrator of ttw r.t.te of Etnrat 1 ' · Jane C4lttrlll ' article ::_:,:::;:_::_::=-----• epnroM •mm .. dll•ely rbr .. ub 1ah~• Will nnt n.. ,..,p.o,.~hoe for clock •· . zs ue. "'""N _· 3 ·-•room Sutton. Dece ..ed. bei.O.I Plai.Dtilf, fll· urg ng the Racme Unit to meet ~ ~ frame -.! bit PeUtloD la tM Probet. eo... n. Its quota onn•.. •l'l s,. '"" , ., ,.,.,,.,.e~ • •nHrtitm 1955 Pontiac ... . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • $395 MOOERN 4 room furnished or hom~, large carpeted living ~~~~t::~~.n.t!bo~:~'!;.~!: :!:u_~l.~ PlaN ~ere made for the unit 5C QReoUS ' RATES 4 Door. Blu~ finish , ~ood tires. automatic trans., power For Want f\d Se"1ce unfurniShed apartment Mid· room This home is situated oUwn •• Defendant.. alleatnl that to I h to th Ra I ' clleport WY 2-38'll . . then bi DO peraonaJ properb of . serve unc e c ne ,, a ower $ft"f'rin g 11nd br-<~kf' s, radio and heater. • t.:enh peo '*'flrCI ""e raM-rtlnn · . on attractive 80' x 120' lot Wd ettete 1.0 I'Q tbe utr.t. of aald Band oo Memorial Day Mlnln>DI'Il Charu ID .-.nbl I 1& tlc lth I d bl decedmt; tbet Ill• Aid d~edent, Er• • b Cent, ~~oe-a wora IM rnru roo w arge ou e garage. Dell sutton, dietS ..lud la lH llm· Sick members are Mrs. GarIVen af ur ay ~KUtJv1 ln-er-tlnn• • DOWNSTAIRS Apartment. fur- $12,000.00. ~.~ ~~:.t!oa::w\':! ":! net Smith, who Is Ul, and Mrs. Fu l! r•t• ..,, t oenu p.l:II •oro wtu lte charJI!d (or ad•e•' '""'"• 11 no• OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. Dished. Phone WY 2-&187. NEW HAVEN brick 4 bed"""""'· 1D tb< "'""" •• Molu ••• Robert Beegle ioj'ur"" in an Miss Carla Wilsl bride-elect !>IIIII Wlthl" HI du•• lfte.- ~ .. I POMEROY • OHIO . fuel foUOWI, lt.ate ofto-wit: Ohio, Jnd d"eribed. .. accident. , ...., . tam . 1 ,nt: oill THREE and tour room furnish- room home, for ced aJI" of Mr. Will Lo 'er' was tht CARD 06 FHANKS - &1.25 tor I ed and unfurnished apart. oll heat, f)torm windows and m~ ';~!':!:', r:f ft~~:!:tt.ld:•:b: Miss Carol Shain was elected guest of bonor at a mlscellan$6 •ord runlmum K11d• MltHhln 1.1 word tr Ohlfuerl"• ggt,11111Mf ____ men•·. WY ".c:.~... oak floors. Very good buy at eounl)' ol Meolr• •nd •t•te of Ohla, second alternate to Girl State. eous bridal shower given .. •' t "'!n l ~r ll'<>rd ·-- - ~ """'"'"- t2 111 Seetknl No. 1:1, To•D s, ud . . • "7 tic "•10•500·Oil · Ranlli! '" of tbe ObJo compulf'• \ nommatmg commtttee of Mrs. Raymond Boice and dauOFFI~E HOUHS 8 1 8 :30 <\ M tl' :);(W' I' M lt.ai.l' LE = ----for Sale . s~ miles from New Haven - s ~o~~~Se:f=~ ..:O:hed'::!~.:: Mrs. Blanch Spencer, Mrs. Opal ghter. Ramora, at their home S11• ur.ta•· -3:311 A 1\t '·" l2 •llll nuun I ___ FOR SA"' ___ FURNISHED and unfurmshed room home witb good garden or Le•dint crH• at the old PbeJP"• Diddle and Mrs. Mary Roush Saturday evenjng April rr IT'S SO EASY · TWIN ENGINE Go-Kart in apartments. Paid utilities. Be- spot, stoker-fired coal fum- !;r~~f t~;~: :'c!tb :1°~ 1 P!r:t C::!:! was named. ' A yellow and white ~DII.If TO PLACE A RESlrt T PROOUClNG I good rondition. Call WY 2· fore 5 P· m. Phone WY 2- ace. Also 5 acres of f1"0Und the c~unty road teedtnJ rrom 8· w. Reports on Pan American and scheme was uSed In the de o-$895 · lfedt Ht&leythe 1 Mill• to Kyge.rvllle tnttr· I c ·w..m AD 2776• after 5 p. m. Ph one WY $7,000.00. , 62S8. 4 30 3tp '58 Buick nid state ro•d; thence In Child Welfare by Mrs. Louise 1tions throughout tlle home with 1 - -· - · ·· Super 4 dr. Hard Top. Power _ z.115 . 74. ·12 6 tfc CUCKLER REALTY :, ""'1~~~er~o~!~~~:dal~n 1t tb~. cen 81.'". . Stewart and Mrs. Opal Diddle the gifts placed on a tablt PHONE WY2·2157 •1 -· , BUY rHE BEST ''omplete '"' 1 ~> • u o· ONE 6 room house and ·A BRANCH OFFICE · ham'• and A . J. St.11trr'• eone.-; were given covered with a white I th d tine steer1'n• and brakes A t S -I'! nl, crment W b.lutks Cen•t>. nt _ mafic shift ~ 0 anas rou ... apartment. Peoples Ter·• JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN thence bank of Enterb' Lel4inr alonJ t::ree• tothe the 110utb Pl•ee The Past• Presidents group having a yel1o1V umbrella CARD OF THANK 1 PHONE . •-•a of be~lnning. C!ontalnlnJto au4 eC!ree, .11 meet at the home of Mrs. th e centerp1ece. , , lf1ortar - u:dow:;: - Lmtels. , 57 Ch evro· Iet - $ 69 5 race. p hone WY 2-5385. oo"""-"0'1 mr..re or 1e11, •ubjec:t •ate· w·u 1 0 WE WtSHto TO Forest NEW HAVEN· W.VA., ment Bnd 1~:e:, e vg~~rd 01; Peee .l7 Louise Stewart, Athens, on the Games were played and prlz. thanks all elfpre'SS"-oUr! the kt'nd folks PbuntRun wvBlock t-2067Co. V8 .Belair 2 dr. Sparkling or· Rfl~rC11ee . iginal black finish. Good sol· BUSINESS SERVICES Deoo Re<'onJ•, Metea count:r. ohio. 5th Tuesday, April 30. Mrs. es won by Mrs William ·~ 1 Pomeroy. Ob10 . 1 petllion nnae. ofaue1 11a the1n betr refrestunnts to Grueser and MISs who heJ"1·ed in anv• W<ll'. at , id car Plaintiffthe further hla1 Ste:t'.:rt served . , • • Evelyn Fick. •• 1 3 11 the Lime- of the death of our ; "7 30tc WE OFfi'ER every kind .of buU\AICRII, , . .LI ~II/I.I at aextlewutate or !f'~~b.e:t':atitled to ::: 12 mbers. Those attending included Mrs. 11 ee £rom son, Jerry Rou sh. Special ' SOUTHERN-· PLANTS. Tonia· i dozer, back, hoe excavation, deudenl, Ernnt Sutton, In laid real Grueser Mrs Chester Erwm,' thanks to the Pomer ~· Em · I 1oes. peppers. swee 1 po ta toes, I and 1110 elleJe• tacte~~ Pomeroy, Ohio general hauling and fill dirt. MIDDLEPORT-& room frame estate and retertn<.'e t! hed to theother petition . f eSSf"On Mrs. Jeoffry Wilson, "Miss Jo~ 0 ergenc.v ca II WY 2·3243. Free . z·1rkle, Mrs. Wallace Brado H squa.:. B Ew in):: Fun- I Rig Boy hybrid , egg plants. _ _ bouse with bath, and gas tbl•'" ca~e "' eUe¥1D(I; """' IBUle " ,. 1• """"" 1ce ,1 ·rord, Mrs. Rlchard Chamber• era 1 ume, f.'\' . Arthur Me- Will llrnve Ma.v 2nd. Charles DON'T PUMP your sluggi~h mates. Emmet W. Shuler. furnace heating, full base- ~~~~~~irr.n~ra::... ~.· •,~ ~!,', Caulle.r. the singers and ali i R. HHrri.s, Portland, Ohio. Contr ... ...,,., ... .... Mrs. Susan Rawlings, Roger. ... "·e who sent flowers . food VI . "" . Klean-Em· - - - ~acting. 4 26 ment • large if'VelII,; _lot 80'x100' • cnrdmg ~Ntate described In tbeInpetition ac· •, 26 6tc septic All Itankr. Get k - .. to til~ atatutet such CIJel n a 1p0 IS H' lie E . 26 3 3 tho ,, ' d . ~ep I(' an : 'lra ner "ICALL NOW FOR free eStimate Recent construc..,n. $5900.00. made llld provided, and Ulat tht ..... IDE'S, nry wmg, Miss Lee ' or hf"pe In an~· way. 1 IVAL_L.PAPE~\ as low a-s 30c pe-r La 0 dmar,;•· Farm 8 ureau be 5oldof free 11 1•,': 1 Th e 15th annual session of the H00 k• Mis~ Co1een Wil son, Miss on farm ponds, lakes, priv- SY RACUSE - 8 acr·e lot, nice- e&tate ud lnt\!restt the rrorn defen:ant~ Mr antl .'\olrs. Rav. Roush II1 double roiL 300 patterns Pomeroy ate roads, clearir1g lalld, base- Jy located. 4 room house with bt that nch and •ll of the defendants Ohio Baptist Guilds of Provi- Evelyn Ftck, Miss Ramora tc h , H d to required lo !et up tbelr elalrn• d M' , Bo'ce M R nd Bol 1 4 30 1 ---~~ <: oo~e 1rom. cross ar ware ment excavat:.Jns, and other. 2 porches, small basement, or be forever bmed from a11erttng tnce. JSSJonary Baptist assors. aymo ce. • 0 NOTICES ---~ Middleport. Phone WY 2·3831. Phone WY 2-3243. Emmel w. and city water. Gas avail~::8{ !n:u~~u~tt::Je,a~: :!~'hb! ciational District will be held _Un..ble to ~ttend but sendln& --4 2G Glc Shuler, Contracting. able. Plenty aarden SP"'" I proper In t_be pr~emlsel. . ISunday at the Triedstone Bap- giks were Mrs. JS\11 Hauck 'TSIDE AUrvr I • : e . • S•Jd parbe• J;re required to an..-er . . . 1.1r J h ' .... . ION on RL 12411-SPRINCF'IET.D Rototiller 1- ! 93rd Anniversary 4 26 tfc and mce VIeW. Pri~d for on or btfl)f(l lh• 15tb day of JUne tlst church In Galhpohs. J.l s. 0 n Musser, Mrs, Karl Ol ' Tl-] ur;,;day I :00 P. m. Ru~~ell .Jacob;,;on gas lawn mowe; _: ---quick sale at fm.OC. · A. o. i~rence F. Boyd 81 Admlnt• Morning devotioris will be Krautter, Mrs. William Clark, \\ t'lch. Owner. Aurtione-er: H p Z20V ph t' 3 FOR PAINTING, interior 11 ACRES - Located near Batntor or tb~e E11tate or Erne•t given by the youth of the Gal- i Mrs. Thoma,s Bowen. Mrs 'I ('h . 5 . .3 ase moors, I exterior. Call RIC'hard sh sutton, Dece~~~ed I' b •· . I Rt' h d R II Mr ·' tm atman 4 30 31c I :-IO H P. v . :\ phase 1 an, Ohio. Plenty good gar- crow. crow and Porter ta su -uiStrtct and the Rev. D. • C ar o er, s. P au I, 220 609 N. Second Street, ~ llJ!: wANTED ·rom Rutland / .rmtnrs. Phone WY 2·3542. ' en grou~d. 5 room frame ~~~~~~ (~~r6 ,t~~ ·~~~'.r'etc L. Latha~. pa.stor of the host I'fheis, Mrs. Willard Wildermuth, 4 3 ln sr, te Garage. Mondav I 4-2 . tr house with running water, LICAL NOTICE cburch_. wlll the sermon. Mrs. Ira and M is 1 purl. 73 1 t cr1J F ·ct h k. -- · large porch, good chicken ~erbert H . Smith, whulll! pt 1 ee of Committees will be appointed IJudy Butcher. 1 , '1" lUr- 1c.reer. , n a~·Call eacSH. 2-130~ wee ·: 4-REI.lSTERF.:D 5ee US f or·· • re ld t ~35olh<~!::.,"";~.!'':,,~:!; P Ca ke, decorated w.Ith yellow C•<·ll!e ed , , and Beeg\es-train· •·•·ars old house, .md garage, plenty ,.:~.~·~,:.. at the mornin~ session. 1 4 30 :lt 1 e OeKalb Seed Corn shrubs and flowers A buy at of resn,•mce Ill unknown. wut hke Luncheon and fellowship hour weddmg bells, and hme puncb 2 3 4 · , • e I !-ma le - 3 (emales. Reason· , $2.500.00. . notice understo:ne~ 1hat on plalnmt April filed Utb, 11163 her· petl· th• WJ~l "1 begm . a.t 12:15 p.m Tht af· were served . Srna II yellow urna u ax wANTED farm 100 dCres other relief on mthe o;rou::I"CC f lnd ternoon HOT D()(;S . rli!g. 15c·, FOOT abh priced. FranV. Clrlnnd, , e OeK lb S d Uon ligntnst hi < dl · session will open at 1·- b re IIa nutcups were given a !I l.rJN1: '?f!•·. Jack's Dairy Racme 4-27-3tc , or more with 40 acres for ~egte~• of duLy; in tbe corn:n:n 30 with the prelude by Mbs favors. The rPfreshment table R>r lrL.EH '"E Y cow" for sa le or I II or SX-11 " . OUr\.forofdivore-:. Melli cu•tody County, ol Oblo, Pray. vemta . Hodges dJstrJct . . .p1amst, . . was cen te red Wit. h an arrange-· · :\fiddleporl · · · · N"' cu ItJVahon, balance pasture, In• cbJidren, 0 4 30 6tc I will trade for young eal.t le. e Agrico fertilizer Prk-ed at $8,000.00 to $10,000, ·~~~f~Yc!~~~ ~f{ :u~!~ hearln• oD follo~ed by de~o~ons by t ~ e ment o~ ytllo_w jonquil~ cor. F'h rT; E LOAN of our efficient Rolland Searles, Kutlanci -Har that can be bought with down and .rter the :mb d-.y of Mey, 1933. Hockmg sub-<hstrtct. Spectal blned With White tapers ln cryf.:.rpel Shampooerr: v· it h [ ri:;onville Rd., Phone SH 2· Middleport Feed Mill Payment of $2000. Bal· ELSJE LO'{.~~t&~· music will be presented. by stal holders and a white china 4-27-6lp i Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. ance over a period of 10 ~t~:~~~~ ,:;"'~a~r}'Z youth choir of the hOst church h.ride doll. Yellow napkins car.. rwrrhu;e !lt Blue LJs lre sham- I 4626. · ·1 p :1t 1. Baker Furniture, Mid- 1 •·We Do Custom Grinding·· years with payments made oo ''· u. jg; t5l 6. 11. 20, and guest speaker will be tbe ned out the color scheme. The dlrport. 4 30 6tc fREE ! N. 2nd Avo, Middleport annually. "· "• liev. Franklin Mitchell ol Co· I honoree received many lovely. " 1 AM CLOSING - busin-;,ss- ,m "A . Original Price $995.00 WAN'l;ED - 6 room home in lurnbus, pastor of the First Bap- , g•ft.>. n 1tque Car" Pattern BEATING AND Chester Townsh 1'p. House to .tist cburch, Glouster. W:.J!C' h repn~r shop atStcnrnN Ta11 16 oz. W ater of renter and Sel'onrl . '!a Now-} PRICE [ Muetler be modem with 3 large bedW eel.,end Guests Are Glasses With Purchase Arnold Brnlhers room C b I 1 scJ L We~t Vir~infa. Mew ~- i Ynu gpt 1 p, l;•ss frpe !'ach s. an e rura · I W it/1 Harry Smitl1s ,t·r;~ Pe J·,·nrs w·hn h(lve ·~·M ' time you purelwl'>e 10 g•ll· USED SIRE ~:~~es~;u~~~~Y- Ohio I c. c.P~~~~~ ::3A0LTOR 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Oehsc!res being repair1>d: please Inns of ~asolTrw or mort>. or ner of Strongville were week.. ~~ -dd end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har.. call for thpr'J hr '··,r p ' t'!Js l1i:ltf a combinali(m oil rhan " o,e PIAllQ 6 7 tfc •:ALBER1 oM. COX, SALEMAN G ts f M lEW" Rl .eS.<ING and lube .Job. $ DO AlJC'J'IONEER PH NE WY Z.l%20 ' ues o r. a Ml's. 'C. 1 p 125. Down ~ 26 Stp Start A Set Now! 4 30 3tc T. Barton of Mason were their Entef<ed Hospital ry . Smith. .J $4 Wet!kly Complete Service two daughters and their forril· Among those who entered Saturday evening, Mrs. Oc11sBE;rQMF A Beautil'ian: Get in· t1'itt Bradford FARM FOR SALE.- 231 acres, lies, Mr. and Jl;.rs. James But- Holzer hospital in the past 24 ner, grand guardian of the Jn. ") ·h· · prn rs~um 40 1NCH SPINET CONSOLE Write, Phone or Conlacl 8 room house , furnace an d Jer and children of Scot Plains hours were John E. Purseley, terna t'tona1 Order of Job's 1 •s h'1g hi\' pa!d uper Service st~tion . 1 5 before the new Ohio Laws are Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 A. C BRAOFHRD runmng water. 4 room house, N. J., and m-. and Mrs. Har~ Fa~mers Hotel, Danny Ray ~aughters of the state of Ohio. 2 barns. State ·, Rt. 124, 5\ll1old Swift ar.cl children of Eliz· White, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, "'"''" Yo<• "'" ec,p r beou WURLITZER Racino, Ohio Ira mspected the Bethel at Gallipoty sC'hooJ now without a high '":HJHUAHUAS A. K. c. male _ ___ 5 18 tfe 1 mile~ East of Racine. . abeth , Pa. Baird, Kanauga, Tamara Lynn lis when the Bethel was gr~nt1t. 0 . McCOY AUCTIONEER. i s"huol education. You can en· IP'Jl:lle. 2.,0 hou~c above 4 30 6tc j Mrs. Denver c. Bowen of Ma- Wickline, Eureka Star Rt. Miss edits charter. AUending inspecter from the age 16 nn up. .Junior High, Route No. 124. Ohio. FOR SALE: 4 room house l son has been returned frDll"' tbe Valorie Lou Tomlinson, Rt. 2 tion from Pomeroy were Mr. Yon rar romplf'ff' 1he conrse Rw· ine Maude Youn g WI !l 4 18 tfc acre ground, full basement. Holzer Hospital Bnd is rf~per· Bidwell, Cleatis Swain, Crown and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Roy no. in 1250 hours, about 7 3441. 4-27·3tc EASY TERMS l 1l'HIITO Phone WY 2-lJ1'll 4-27-30tp atlng at ber home. • ,, City, W. Earl Darst, Pt. PleasSr ... and Mrs. Helene ~~~~t,·:~~ forYoa' sm"a"lnl wee "k' I rhi~ . \fl:'""'l'IOJ\ - Sahmia"·· M'l\ COPYING Servtees. - - - - - - --od-- .. ~ h Mrs. Dennis Duddin~; has re- ant, John C. Doughtery, HeP.. . . Miss S~rah Bechtle of y nr t "'I Th f U . Copv any letter or document m ern ouse, t ed f F derson W Va Mark Du Middleport semor princes f 1 2 ·' p. m. e. 0 owmg -nm•th l· pavm<'cto Ym• ran 5 large rooms and bath, base· urn rom t. Kcox, Ky, ' · ·• ane ' . s O S"Ve vnu"elf time and money PN' """' nron"rh' w<ll be sntd "euter Insurance, Pomeroy ment gas furnace, hardwood where she visited with ber son W. Va., Bethel No. 62 also attended. . , b enrollmg now C II ' . at the J. C. Ross Home on 2 to tfc floors, aluminum storm win· and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gale IC ard . Tolbert, Rt. I Cotor ,.ome in · a · \Hite i Elm Stree1 oppos it.t> ,Junwr ' d?ws doors and awning, Dudding and two sons. tagevdle, W. Va .• Mrs. Wil' lanii ENTERTAINS CLU8 Sou . ·,loan'"· leodemy , High School. State Route t24. ' Jack son, 0. Attention Dairymen btrch kitchen, front and back Mrs. R. C. King and son, A. Ebersbach, 226 Union Ave., Mrs. John Fritz entertafOiod . 3fl N. Street I Rac ine. Oh!n. 7 pc . dinm g Phone (. SE porch, paneUed living room, Jimmy, of Henderson visited Mrs. Harley L. Stal- the Athens, ~Jbit) [ room suite. round t.ahle, 5 pc aluminum siding, concrete on Tuesday wittt Mrs. Cather- na er, t. 3 Pomeroy, Mrs. AI: Gtc dinct.t• set, k<tchen '""""1. 0 R drive Lot 75 x !25. See or call ine Reynolds and family. . fred H. Crow, Racine, R. Frankwere Miss Anna Howell, 4 24 ==~c old hunet. wash stand, two : V Carl E. Morris, North Main, ·. Dana Lewis, Raymond Liev- lm McFann, Rt. 2. ~ak · Gerald Atnhony, Mrs. REVIVAL at Hiland l'hape l R"i. i to::t~t r>r~. w::~fflp ron . ;o !lit"l' 8 Rutland Ohio SH 24851 mg, Charle~ Cartwright Nor- Mrs. Homer M. Wllhams, Jack Bachner, Miss Carql Bach-1 124, beginning May 26th.: lot of old dishes. Mirrors, 1 A c ' ' J'li.·Jtc man Van Meter and Vernal Hill, Richard Alhn Marks, tel, Mrs. Glenn Hensler, ~~Evangelist Rev BJII)· \\'a Its. 'I lam p.' san t ds. sevl:!ri:ll ant1 E ~ Johnson are leaving on Frlday son• Ray E . Masters, J ackson, Kloos• Mrs. Rob er t' Rev . E. E. We.veJ, Pastor , ques, pots. tea kettle, gnll,. POMEI!OY· WY 2-2649 I'UR SALE : lour (tJOd lots. to trout fish at Black Water Mrs. Charles K Wilson, Rt. ~ ~s. Henry Null. Mrs. - - - - - - -- - 4 t7 t2tp I mc•rble top stand, dinner brll OFFERS THE BEST Good seven room bouse, both Falls, Jackson, Mrs. Jessie E. Melvin, Richard Owens, Mrs. !loberl AU1'UMiJBILE .•asur;UJc bee!l l and many small articles. CLAIR WOODE and 1,2 bath. basement and Wellston, ~nol<i B. Reynolds, and Mrs. William cam:el\t'(l"l L..Qsl i OU I n?~J..WI 5 ' !);wenpnrt , mn ki'S a bed. 2 PHONE ~arage. out of .hJ!;h water . Several.4tte-.J PT... Rt. 2 Pedro, Mrs. Wilma L, Walttrs. ' Fultz served • llct>nse? Cell wy 2·2!-li.ib. i dres:o;er~. ·several roekers, CHESTER 985-2145 CouJd be_ made into apart • • ":"' If (;oleman, lronton 1 Mrs. course at the conclusion H '.So ~f. OJ~f' jars and jugs. horse. SEE IT AT , 2.1J. 25tr mP.nts Ctt¥ lf"c.ter, eleetricl- Dutrret Meeting E. Browning, Ironton, Mrs. of the evening. LOSE WETGHT ~,mfPiy and ea~- ~1 harness and equ ipment, plows ty . gas Pr1ced for qu~k saJe. The Southeast District PTA liam M. Burke, Rt. 3 ~~~~~~:~:! --~-ru1t1vators. one horse Zerkle Transfer Co. See Okey Wood, Syracuse. Conference was held last Thurs- Mrs. George W. Botts, VISITS SON 1 t1.ar1 Gru...,, Plumb'- Pll il Y with Oex·A.·Diel tabJets. . . . . Ph 'Y d ocly !ltlr SJark Drugs :1 small hand tools, MIDDlE PO Healing one Y U086. ay at the Sheridan H 1gb Ky., Orner Ford, Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Frances Roberts atteado t 60t •·heel. A large number RT, 0. Mtuersvllle, Oltlo SAU:-=--4 room frame School ne~r Somerset in Perry Estil E. Yates, Rt. 1 Wurtland, the Open l!Qpse held iD b~ 1 -----::c:-:=~~- 3 P \ odd articles. Write or PAone For ·Detailt End vour sewer troubles house, hardwood floors, wall Co. The _d1str1~ is ·composed of Ky., a~ Mrs. Oren C. McAllisof the 50tb annl.verS{li'Y ot AUTO SALES -- ~The real estate 63·100 al'res. We bave aU slzn to waU carpeting, aluminum 10 counties w1tt 142 registered. ter, R•pley, W. Va. IH<)JIIe Economics on tho camo _ _ .: - -9 room house . will be :'iOid · Sl'wer Machines storm windows and doors. 10 : Mrs . ~ar?ld ~lise of Pomeroy Births at Ohio Univers~. S~ vil1957 FORD Cmaom 300, 4 dr. 2 p. m. $500.00 Deposit ~asonable Ra&es a. m. to 4:00 p. m. WY 2- as Dilitnct. Director presided Mrs. Lewis J, Woodall. Pt. her son, PhiUp; at uDeote Se.<\l!n V8 automat ~e. r.ood 1 Day of Salr. Balanr·e on can WY 2-Z971 Day or Night 2903 mornings and evenings. at the meeting. Plea!ant, daughter, ¥onday. a~d joined oUter acllvicondition, -~295.00. T P r r y 1 liver.v of Deed. Leila D. Pen7 26 Phone WY 2-3702. Attending f~om this are a Discharged of Mo. thers' weekend. . Terrace, I nH. r.xecutm.:. r.. Phone 286-2104 Jackson, 0 . 4 23 Gtc were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Co- Patients recently dlsoharged Knl'ght • 104 Legion · WY~2. 4 30 3tl' i Ralph Ross INSURANCE - zart and Mrs. Paul Hauber, included Mrs. MarcellA ~·~~!I The Rambler -~ Sale b; Bradford Auction Co. ,. bedroom Portland; Mrs. J. A. smith Mrs. Harold Lemley Joe World Standard ot Compart Not responsible fo r accidt>nts. BARNES SIMPSI )N In•"•· hor.le Beau~ul Btrch kltch· and Mrs. William Hobach Ra- aU ,Franklin Hendricks TERMS · c.- as h WANTED TO RENT ~ en, automatic heat.i t649 · . Mrs. Donald McKenzie • ' . Gatewood, • Mrs. E~eeDence ,I ance A _g en c y. Middlepun. Lincoln HeightsgasCall b ctne, Roar, ·Melvm Rig car rOt•m. ride and periorm·[ _ 4-27-f:itc . ONE LARGE or two small F\l'e, automobile, bonds Pb Blaettnar . WY ~5127 J-~tfn :Mrs. Lohse, Pomeroy; a~ D.~; BeaVer; Mrs. N@.than Slmance Small car economy. -~ PCRE BHED 1on g haired , 1 rooms on ground floor. Call W'V 2-2903 1 37 · c s. Harold Sauer, Rutland aDd· mortS, lylrs. Edward · Freeman maoagerabilit)' darhshund puppies. Ph<•ne. 1 Carm -n N · H · the Meig. s County CouncU rep- Mrs, .·Allan Har, per, Mrs, D. 1 ursmg om Reutor Insurance ii.I"DeJ LIVESTOC. K tat • See Huntmgton, W Va, nfi-5591 ! Freda Smtth, 4 3C Jtc l··tnsurance for ev~ __ resen ave. Wilfong, Mrs. Stella · Cozart, Metrop4llitad Mntnrs and Ml)nda\· all day I and business-·, FOR SALE : riding RETURNS . Beck8r. E. Matn Strerl, Pomeroy o er days alter 5 p m. fOR RENT Pb gelding. 9 yean. old. hone, "' FLORIDA nresn· Beeker; JQine.s Hilton Phooe in 2-3870 . .np , nne WY l-Z43t tl18 WY 2- Mrs. Edith King of · Che,ter Mrs. Gertrdde Beehiio HarrY 4 27 7 4 4 22 SLUt;GJSH SEPTfC Get FOR RENT - TWO furnished · _ _311 6tp _ has · returned from a ail< weeks. cantebury, ,Mrs. Julia' A c h, FOR NEW "' used car. ur Kleen . f:m • AU Septk tauk apartments, one downslairs HELP WANTED PAMWORTH PIGS, lor tiale.I·Vacatton iD Florida with her and Mrs. Pau,l J. :>~and In,, Cl With 5 rooms and the other ' - ··- ··- Emory Powell, Racine. , daughte~. Donn,a . Jean, wh1» fan.t da.... hter. , ·.·. . ' ' I upst"1rs with 4 rooms Phone 21. . 4 30 3tc ,w,. married ·to, David K. White , . -A. m oag ·"'"n · g ..'1•-ne Marvm Marks. eanN . Ohio Valle•. Plumb ' 1WAITRESS OVER I ""'' mb. 41630 of Tamf'". Mr~. 19111 was ""' I AccOrding . ro""" e·o; Att ,·ns. I,Y 3-4061. Math· "INCER SE-- -~_:_ , tp , WY 2,5435. 4-29-3tc Bo• . 668-B , Care of The Dally . the . . • , IVING machmes •I ROOM HOUSE . Sentmel, Pomeroy. INVITED TO 8 coonnan.ed homo:·by her d• "(i>·Jreporl of the . 1()..9-tfc sales and &I vice n.e F ~ M'ddl • garder. space 4 30 3tc W'll".. REMERTON 1ter and son-in-law. Whne here 'ment ona tic Sho · .· a · 1 eport. References re· - 1 1am R Stephenson· 657 h · ' •·cr 1 ' "" FOR SAtE p, 115. W Secnnd, I'<> quired. Phone WY 2-6182 AMBITIOUS wnn:an: Do you South 2nd S . ' oo t etr hone~<.I>JI, , Ii'l'_y'. were. len Marks; • meroy. WY 2-2284. 4-9-:wi¢ . want lots of money• Fascln- ha be . treet, Middleport, honored by a bridaJ-shoWer glv- 1All other NR1' ' v:ell pJmp $1 HEAVYHENs available 1st 'UNFURNISHED 4 6tp ating job1 Wish to full or eJ. bv Mrs.. ., hv / ed in "'"goad A! ' \\ell se:!l. Mil1red 9is- and 2nd of Ma W d house. 4 p&rt time? Mana•erial abll· Ship W ht (CC2 tales Wmdon an4 Mabel King at i!1e Blood·i sell , l.o::g B.lfnm. Ohio and Thur d . yE, le nesday ·roolll9 and bath. 1650 Lincoln ty? If you do, wri;• o.- 121 et Sou rdi8N I.Sh)lot the Pug• home of, thei~ ,motber,.l 'l'he,' re· at the hospi'"l . s ay. ar .2iJCross, u ............ Phone WY 2·3874 . - uua. • ava p• •~rd • Br(fo· celved~ niany lov ' ~ • St:~..,< ., . 4 29 6tc Racme. tp •-&..Clifton, w. Va. m~rtonn Wasbln • ~IY, AM useful. tili.Lar 1 4 3 4 26 6tp . 4 29 6tc IDonaid .Gilee Jt.gton_. 1!1• son. ~ ft• ·rom I!Jetr !J!Iatt.ves and; S•mday' and ·one uQif . . , Wlth ~ ~Y¥o 1 friends. . _,~._ ..-,, ·,, ! daY ·~ ; l ;... r C., 111 j TELEVISION IN. REVIEW 1~r .MAY ' .... Tbe La~) Cliff B e t lt r Health club will meet Thursday evening at the Jlome ol M r a. Sm' ' • . - 6·D•il)'_Sentinel, Porneroy:Midd.leport, 0., April 30, 1963 .. I "-To-& M.RIIMtbo ' opirltl ol 1,110 NiWI 7:35 BreUfut Plfly 8:05 S/ICfed Heart Program 8:110 NOWI lleot. 1:20 Ootadry 1:115 BreUfut 1:10 Non 11:30 New1 1:35 Farm World NI!WI 1:3G Ilreallfut P1111 .ASOLINE ALLEY 1:46 Melp Coun1y RFD 1:110 tlewo dtoaOttJW 7:111 N..,. 1:05 Ilreallfut P1r1J N.B.,-ct 7:011 -kfaot Pan, J: t5 Jnnea llulct SltoW 7:10 Non 1:31 News 7:35 Plctr.,. Banlw... Show 1:35 llreaJ<fast Plfly :L~Q 7:10 7:10 Non Report !~ : 00 NOWI 1:00 8reUfasl 10:011 Polka Plfly a: ~ BreUIUI Plfly 10:30 News 1:10 YID Parllek Sport Sbow 10:3!; Music In lbe Air 8:31 8nUIIIt P.,-tJ . 10:45 Tbe Good Life 8:41 111t1ter lt'urrL Sbow-¥rl. IJ:II Onder Oltlo .stlel 1:110 News 11:00 N•"" t:05 Coffee With JIDOI 11:05 Top Ten Show 1:311 Nf!ll 11:311 Newt A Ol:r;pl. . 8:35 Coffee '11'1111 Janet 11:31 Dutton'• Top Tal Show ZRILT. RKPI 1:41. Betty Newtltlo S1unr 12:00 New11- Noon Report WJ:IZLIIII LTDI RDVa• lt!IDI)IX.10:00 N""' ~ : 15 Music lnlerlude NANCY \I'IIIDIPBKI 10:05 Mlnlst.erial Aasoeialioll 12:30 Re>t. Merlbr Tee!a IO::ZO Coollty Hoe DoWII 1:00 t!twl 11 ..,.. CIJit.....te! SOLVENCY IS lDNTIRELY A lt'30 New• 1:05 Platter Pan, SOUP, i. , _ _ , . A N D lfOT Ot' WC<IM!!= 10:35 Coollty Hoe Down 1:30 News PL.EASE 1l:ll0 N.,.. . 1:31 l'lllllr Ptr]J ll :IMI Swap S1toP t:OO N..,. 11 30 News . 4:11! Plaltl.r Plfly 11:35 Farm N4'fl 4:30 NfWI -35 11:40 CoUDlry floedown '' Plotter Plfly (Family Worsbip 111un.l 5:00 N""" U:SS Upper Ronm Medilalloos 6:05 Travelirr' Time lloedap ,..,.._ ftld>.J 12:11 Obio News tl:51 Jow Jo11e1 Stoct Ave. 1:30 News I:OO Sip nn IZ:15 Marker. 7' 46 11lt I.Jfellnl t':fiG Noon New1 8:00 News tZ:IO Lifeguard 11u11etin 8oJird 12:15 Wealber Repor1, 8:05 SUndOIID IJerenade I:OO Oltlo Vlllep Newa IZ:Z5 News 0 Gr.,.. 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Mrs. Willlam 1 father, a machinist, cut r.oa1 to which he and Mrs. Bartels church aDd their personal help, ,Kennedy asked grace. support his mother, brother and thought an Ideal spot to retire, after which he presented them 1~ . Following the dinner, t h e 1 sister, and then, September 13, but after much persuasion and with a gift of money. .!!!'OuP adjourned to the sanctu- ' 1893 another son, Waldo was pressure by the Federated con- Rev. Bartels thanked t'h e Plans were made to attend ftoweri sent her while . In the ary for a program, with J..eon- born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry greg~tlon, he accepted a call members and also Mrs. Neutz. a flower arranging c~Wc The traveling prize al"' Jewell as master of cere- Bartels, MinersVille. (Linda to h1s home church, the fourth ling for the privilege ol rellv· by Mrs. Jim Nelson wa~ monies. Kirkland as nurse and Rick call he had recived from this lng his Ufe, which was most ac- Marietta and Arbor ;>ay activlby Mrs. Wl1ll.ams9JI. ' 't'he program opened with con- Campbell as doctor on duty .1church. . curate. He said they would tie~~ discussed when the Rut· The program a gregational singing of W h e r e showed the baby to the aud· ' He began hiS duties at Fed· back to visit and that w he land Friendly Gardeners met on "Hei-bs and Tbelr Cross the Crowded Ways and 1 ience 1 , era ted October 1, 1954. Ralph Werry was ordained as Wednesday evening at the home Uses , was given by Mrs Joe prayer by the Rev. Bartels. On a Sunday several weeks f Wer~y as Waldo goes to a minister he wanted to be pre- of Mrs·. Harold Sauer. Bo~. She classes herb~ as Mr. Jewell introduced Mrs. Ben later Waldo Jean Bartels was Dur10g h1s pastorate here, many Mrs. Bartels thanked the . ned lth culinary and ~rna Neutzlilag, program chairman, take~ by his parents, (Jayne o~tstandlng things were acc~m- members for their many kind· The meeting was ope w mental. Seeds of some • who stated that the gathering Baer and Don Mayer 1 to the phshed such as the pur~has10g and_g~ve their new ad· the verse of the month given used and OnlY. leaves of others was to pay homage to the R~v. Evangelical church for baptism of Bethany chu~ch bull mg on dress and mv1ted all to call on b? Mrs. Nathar Wise. Roll call for flavor. She showed herbs and Mrs. Bartels, after w?1ch by the Rev. George Fischer Oct?~r 4, 1958, deco~at.lng of them. . answered by 10 members she· had planted and dlstribut· she read .a letter from M 1s s (Bob Buck). chriStian educatio~ building; a Reg~tering the gu~sts at who bad made and worn a vegcontainers and ,seeds to those Erma Srruth who expressed her Waldo J at the a<~e of six ladles lounge furrushed by the reception were Sus1e bl In 1 di Mr present Inc~uded wer . I' Gu1'Id·' extens·o eta e corsage c u ng s. chives, · garlle, rosemary e parsdlll ey, regre t In no t be.lOg presen t was taken · by Dr. E."' F. Maag Women's . I ~ of a nd Linda srru'th . for the occasion and also her (Randy Burtl to the Dutchtown ch01r loft : and purcbasmg a For their last Sunday, Mrs. Howard Blrcbfleld, Mrs. Ron· penn ro 1 d b i1 ' ' appreciation for help received school. where he was an above new baby grand piano for sane- Bartels wore a pink carnation aid Williams, Mrs. Joe Bolin, G y ya an as · from the Bartels. average student At the age of I tuary. corsage and Rev. Bartels a Mrs Fred W)lllamaon Mrs. a:!.and a guessing contest A play "Myself As I See It," 14 Waldo (Ra~dy Burt) was , Rev. Bartels said "This Sun· white carnation boutonniere, the Carl. Morris Mrs Nath~ Wise :as ucted by Mrs. Birchwhich was the life of the Rev. given the rites of confirmation day marks 46 years of gifts ol Miss Mary Virginia Ro~t Sn. d Mrs, e:~lth Mrs. Snowden award· Bartels, written by ~s .. ~_e~tz_- and united with the Evangelical ou_s service for the master bel. Mrs. ow en, • lr.e pr'i1 and, also the ~oor "liW e ;z,.~,.,#i/ ..,1/ "" church under the pastorate of t?IS IS not the ~nd. 1 will conVernon Weber, Mrs, Don Har· pr · Broc ures .were dlstribut- I RUTLAND Ffl/ENPLY GARDEN CLU8 ME ET/NG· J.j REPORTE ·D :~~i~y t~ ~e;e~~~.~tever . Mainly About People In State Librarian o·scusses K" ds 01 8 /c S • a'!!t Rev. 1'1\eodore Hempleman ca· ri:. Sauertde t (Bob Buck). . . . He asked the congregation to s. en, pres n' preIt was durmg thiS period of . th t fill'1 the ). I In sided at the business _meeting Istudying catech1sm that he be- give . e pas or ~g pu when a report of the CIVIC pr~ Igan to think of becoming a pit faithful coope~ation and al00 ject, beautification of the town Omeroy minister, and after completing :~ al~tottake:elr:~obler;s to Dr. Walter Brahm, State Ll· property at the entrance to the Mrs. Dessle Patterson return· high school, made the great det as~· 1~ h ~ ts:~ of Columbus, was the village, was ilven. This was a ed home Saturday, from Meigs cision. In September, 1908, he ch~s ·h:n (~!ph ;erry~ ga~e speaker at a meetin~ of the Li- joint project of the Rutland Memorial Hospital. (Ralph W~rry) bade _ farewell the benediction. committees m Me I g 1 Garden Club and the Friendly Callers at the home of Mrs. to h1s relatives and f~1ends and At the close of the play, Miss th~ . board were Mr. Gardeners. Dessie Patterson Sunday, were boarded the old Hockmg Valley Darnell sang I'U Never Walk Middl~port :ffigb School. Repre- Thank you no~ were sent Mrs. Thomas Crow Sr., Mrs. for college at Elmhurst, I II. AI fte ' b' h M' Eliza sentatives 10cluded the Pome- the volunteer fll'emen and Thomas Young Dennis Moore, There he worked his way dig- b ~~ei/k r w ~ thlSS te~ roy and Middleport Library Rutland American Legion for Mrs Lloyd Mo~re and Mr and ging ditches and anything hon- ~th IC prbooesenk f tete 8 ar .t Boards, the officers of t h e their donation of a picnic table ab scrap o 1e . h' rs wr1 • Melgs County Councl1 PTA, the f01 the area. The club voted Mrs.· James Patterson, and· son. orable to earn a do11·ar. . WI t f Mrs Henry Reibel left Sun- In 1913, while traveling from enh' Y th ormer paris ~or~rs, executive committee and Ll· to hire John Tillll to. maintain day e~ening, for a few days vis· Pomeroy to Chicago, lll., he wls mg em success an ap- brary committees. the project area. Mrs. Snow· It 1n Wilkesville, with her dau- met two acquaintances, one be· Dr. B~ahm discussed ~e dlf- den and Mrs. Vernon Weber ghter and son-in-faw, Mr. and ing Rev. Egle,. who was gomg · ferent ktnds of bookmobile ser· were named to make table ar· Mrs. Harley Strong and family. to Ch~eago to v1s1t m the home •· vice~ and presented facts con· rangements for the band ban· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goeg· of the Schados, and Waldo as- . t cernmg the operation and costs quet May 18. leln and daughter Charlene sisted him in locating the Scha- . U of the services. Attending from A flower arranging workshop, spent sunday at waverly with do borne, where he was later · the Middleport board were Mr. clinic No. 4, was announced Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller invited and met Mabel Schado, L. W. McComase, Mr. Eugene for June 6 at the Clvltan BuDd· and family . his future w1fe. . Mr and 1\::Cs Albert Sparks M. Harris, Miss Bess Sanborn, lng in Marietta. Club members Mrs. Mason Fisher and dau- Enterin~ theological semmary and ~aughter, Ladonna, of Hay- M~·· John Baker, Mrs. Donald voted to give flower seeds to ghters, Carla and Barba~a were It St. Loms, M~ ..m 1914 to pre- denville, Ohio, visited Sunday Mills, and Wendell Gerlach; the Rutlsnd Girls' 4-H Club, Saturday evening d 1 n n e r pare for the rrumstry, he grad· with her aunt Mrs Sylvia Me- from the Pomeroy board were which is an annual project. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miltoo uated with high honors in 1917. Master In Middlep~rt C. E. Blakeslee, Dr. P. E. Stan· Mrs. Morris aDd Mrs. W'llllamRoush and family, He then returned to Pomeroy Mr nd Mrs Ra • nd Tu • ley, Mrs. Marvin Burt, R e v. son were named to assist Cub Mason Fisher and son, Gar· and on .July 8, 1917 was ordain- er d u bier ~bl rnf William Voris, and Mrs. Char· Scout Pack 240 In having don spent the weekend in Qley- ed into the m~nistry in t ~ e Grov: Cit; ~pent Sunda: wi~ les Gibbs; representing the charge of the Arbor Day plantion, W. Va. with Mr. and_ Mrs. Peace Eva_ngehcal church with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. County Council were Mrs. Har· ing on May 2. Kenneth Farley a~ family, theRe~ . T101othy Lehman (Bob Jacob Turner of Middle and old ~u«:', president; Robert 'lbe workshop held at KygMr. and Mrs. Milton Roush Buck) m charge and Rev. Lou- Mr d Mr Frank 0 of MorriS, v1ce president; Mrs. Nel· er Creek School was attended and daughter, Sandra visited is Weber, pastor of the church. Ra. ian s. r lie Vale, secretary; Mrs. Sam- by Mrs. Snowden aJid Mrs. Bol· Sunday at New Haven, .. Va. Follownig this part of th~ play, ~rne. nd Mr J H nd uel Michael, treasurer; Mrs. In with Mrs. Snowden giving a with his father, Dorsey Roush. Linda Darnell accompamed by d ; / S s. p eco\a Ann Webster, chairman of the report of the meeting. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Fish· Linda Kirkland presented a so- au~ ;r' d usan~J: hiserrys:g Library committee; and these Williamson gave a report on the 1 :en Nun ay : mo er, committee members, Mrs. Jake District 11 Retlonal Coolerer of Parkersburg, W. Va. were lo, "My Task." Sunday dinner guests of his Immediately following the or· . o~n;a II eco~ ~ Mrhis Gaul, Mrs. Bruce May, Mrs. ence held at Albany which was 8 pan11ta. Mr. and Mrs. Mason dination, Rev. Bartels' engage- ~n~ ~n ~· ch~ ' Howard Knight, Mrs. Clyde In- attended by Mrs. Williamson, Fisher. ment to Mabel Schado was an· arr an en. . Mrs. Glenn Dill, and Mrs. Mrs. Birchfield Mrs. Bolin and Mrs. Franklin Leslie of Ora- nounced and on October 20, 1917 Mr. ~nd Mr:. :~I Knight William Frecker. Mrs Snowden ' dell, N. J . arrived Sunday for they were united in marriage spent e wee en m ColumIt· was ~unced that eleca visit with her parents, Mr. in St. Peter's Evangelical b~sthw~e~e th:y w:;: the :est GO ON TOUR tilln of officers would be held and Mrs. Virgil Csmpbell. church, Chicago, by the Rev. ~ ell'd :g ~!Ia rn· ·law Ya Wa Te Camp Fire Girls at the May meeting instead of \trs. Ted Warner returned Lampbrecht (Jeffrey Gibbs). r. an s. n Halley. Racine visited the Roy a 1 the June meeting u orlginalJ home Saturday from St. Joseph Taking part in the mock rain· h Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fry Crown Cola and the Holsum planned A thank you note w~ Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. bow wedding were Linda Darn· ave received word of the ill· Bread Companies at ead rr'om Mrs Morris for and. Is convalescing nicely. ell as Mabel; Ralph Werry, ness of her uncle, Mr. Homer port April 22nd. Going W\ll'e r · Mrs. Willard Ebersbach en· Waldo; Joe Gilmore, Mabel's Thaxton of Columbus. Mr. 'l'hBI· Nancy Bentz, Brenda Bradford, tered Holr.er Hospital Monday father , Anita Hall, Mabel's mo- ton _suffered a _stroke . recently Laurel Cairns, Sharon J 1 to ·undergo surgery this morn· ther; Mary Curtis, maid of hon· but IS reported lmprovmg. Di!lna Cross, Sue Curtis, Lin~ ~ ing. or; Donna Hauck, Nancy Hol· B~rt Bable of Middleport Is da Grindstaff, Jane Johnson, .;;;i;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;._liter, Donna Reibel, Johanna ~nfiO~ to t~e Veterans' Ho~ Ann McClintock, Shirly Pyles, - - - - - - -...~ Yeauger and Jayne Baer, brides- p1tal 10 Huntm~ton, W. Va. HIS Sayre, Joy K. Tbelu, TONIGHT & WIDNIIDAY maids; Sally Globokar, flower room n~mber IS If friends Brenda Webb. Transportation Don ":~:•Corby girl; Don Mayer, best man; would hke to send cards. was ·provided by Mrs. Geral· "SAINTLY .SINNtU• I'OMIROY. OHIO and Bob Buck, Rick Campbell Mr. and ~rs. Rog~r B~h dine Cross and Mrs. Mary Cur· -nclLAST TIME TONIGHT and Mike Globokar, ushers. Columbus VISit~ With h1s mo- tis. Anne Heywood, Jose Suarez ''THI COURTSHIP OF Receiving his first pastorate ther, Mrs. Katie Gor~on and "CARTHAGI IN PLAMII". EDDIE'S FATHER" at MillE'rsburg, where he serv· son, Jerry Beech, durmg RETURNS TO POST (TeehnlcoltJr) , (Technico1or) ed from July 1917 to Nov. 1919, weekend. . . A-2C Steven A. Spurrier, son ' Glenn Ford, Dina Merrill, when he received a call to West PFC Wilham Fink of Ft. of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spur· Thur..Frl. May 24 Shirley Jones, Stella Stevens, Youngsters. FUN starts and Lou.isville church, Louisville, Ky . Bragg, N. C., spent the week rier of Pomeroy RD ha~ return- ~:!r:/ a~;;: there's simply no end to the where he was pastor for 16 end with his .parents, Mr · and ed to Thomasville A.F .S., Ala., ley Jla~:U~&Ue FUN! years. During these years, the Mrs. Owen Fmk and son, Dan- after spending 12 days here ''THE CHILDRIN'I HOUR" DISNEY CARTOONS church membership increased ny · PFC. Fink ~xpects to be with his parents and sister, Mrs. Shirley from 89 to 800 and a new church sent overseas With his com- Norman Weyersmiller and fam· · Laurence Harvey WED. ond THURSDAY was constructed. While there pany to Laos 10 May. Sunday ily and other relatives a n d "TWO LOYII" M•y 1·2 their three daughters, Mabel, J\.1r. an~ Mrs. Owen Fink and lfri.en~ls. (Cinemaecope & Color) NOT OPEN Marian and Shirley (Elizabeth, sons, B11l and Danny, were din-~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ FRIDAY & SATURDAY Mary Helen and Kathy Blaett- ner guests of their daughter, May3-4 and family, Mr. and Mrs. John nar) were born. Alfred Hitchcock's Rev. Bartels accepted a call Buckley and son, Jeff, of Ches"REAR WINDOW" to St. John'E church, Dover, apeake. (Technico1or) Ohio in 1934, where he remain· There were 18 persons atJames Stewart, Grace Kelly ed for nine years and during tended the study session on the (Princo.&s of Monaco), Wen· this time a new church w a s book of Romans held Suncmy dell Corey. Thelma Rittel', Ra:vmond Burr, T.V.'s "Perry erected. In 1943 he ·was called evening at Heath Methodist Mason." to Grace church, Columbiana. Church with the Rev. Marvin FMturette: R1dio Riot Some of the honors bestowed DG wson as leader. The meetColorCirtoons on him during his pastorates ings are being held In conjuncSUN., MON. and TIJIS. were stewardship of Heidelberg tion with the commemoration <T::~~i:ofo~l College for 12 years; secretary of Aldersgate experience ·of "WHO'S GOT THE and interim president of N E John Wesley. ACTION?" and S E Synod of Ohio; secre- Mr. and Mrb. Vernon Bobb (Technicolor> Ulry and chairman af mission and sons, Greg and Davis, and Dean Martin, Lana Turner, board of N E Synod, served Mr. and Mrs. John Plll'IODI and Eddie Albert, Margo, Walter eight years on examining board cblldren. Jeff and Julia Ani!, of M&tthau, Paul •·ord, Nita for students entering of, minis- Columbus, spent ~ weekend Talbot, John MrGive!l. try and was president of the In MiddlepOI't with Mrs. Par• p ervICe C:. Abo Middleport a·: Jft! '7 rr Scou~Rama awards and a Bobby Hylll!ll; 326 lng of Cub Pack 244 held Mooday evening 'ac tbe First United Preabyterlan Cliihh tn Midcll~rt .with Cub Master John KtatviWZ)'II In charge. The .meeting was opened with the {tag ceremony and pledge of Alleglince. Scout-0-Rama pat<:}les were awarded to the scouts who sold tickets for the Scout-0-Rama held In Point Ple~ant. Receiving patches for selling three tickets were Rog- Jan Long, Kenneth Smith, DID" ny McCloud, Jimmy Demoskey, J . T. Rue, Bobby Jeff Husell, Kenneth Mitchell, David Kraw· sczyn with Mark Vroman ' and Stephen Craig receiving two patches for selling six tick· ets. Gary Ellis was · awa'nted the silver arrow point A humorous skit enttiled "Casey at the Bat" was given by members of Den 3 with Mrs. Jean Craig as den mother.. Tak· ; . $~ Rio Grande 1 ..-i-ii)pecta· .On -Tour Be thrifty! Save all of your 5 lesllps from Elberfelds. Whether you buy Fumhure or .' Floor Coverings - Draperies - Ready-to~ a..· Mi':'"'Harold Sauer guidance teach~r In t be RUtland accompanied · · SCholarship Beel!fld-~cipen houllll at Gral)de College Saturday. Several 8'\!'ents had been planned for them Including tours ·Of the camp~ and build· and a smqrgasbord with by faculty membe;s. At· kndlng were Charles Hoffmail, Pope Joe Chapman Guy ' David Scragg and a 1962 Hiram Slaugh· ter Jr ~~~ boys have been ac· eepted as students at R 10 Grande witW the last named two to begib/ the summ te co~elor Rio Au Wear - Mens Wear - Home Furnishings or Dry c;oods. Save all of your Saleslips from Elberfelds In Pomeroy. Bring them in anytime to be added. ELIERFELDS IN POMEROY ·:_;;;~;;:;;~~~er~:rm~.~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!\!~. ·. • ' 1, · : ::J.:'!Y wonderful hot water. service starts here! Hotter hot water -·150• hot for sanitary dishes anlt cleaner laundry. Safe - no pilot liaht, no fumes, no complex valves. Cleah..,ita /lameless. Installs anywhere- no 1lue pipe needed. Economica.J. · with apecial ~ow wat;er h~ter rate. SeethenewP.S.P. (Pro. tected Service Plan) electriCJ · water heaters and compare. Ma'cl!;- Compare lafety and perform. ance.. Compare inlttdletl prices and lastinr value. You'll find ELECTRIO WATER BEATING provjdg THIS WEEK'S· ·sPECIAL '57 CH·EV. Dltney C•rtoona !!!jii:iiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~P~o~m~e~ro~y ~M~in~is~t:er~la~I_;;As:;;;soc~iasons' parents, Mr. and Mrs. .. -Ralph Gilmore, Front Street. Bulk Tank erv1ce Ill!'! ij ' I . 1 1 a I w.....,. '" - of """ ' " bottl• ,.., We ..,_ what we sell. ,. · Rutland Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 Mrs. Roll8ld Evans ol Lex· lngton Patk, Md., wu met Parkersburg by her parents Mr. and Mrs. 1 Richard Plcll:· ens S.turday. Mrs. Eva111 will visit for a week with her parents and her husband's par· ents, Mr. and Mn. Edward Ev· ans while her husband, Ronald attends a IICboollJII aessloo at Norfolk, Va. ' ,On Sunday Mr. and Mra. JU.. dWd Pickens, Mr. and )Jft~ Jan Hluck, son, Bl)nt, aJid Mn.. Bloda Webb vlslted In Vlntoll- ~·and Mra, ~ ~----------------------------J•Bv~. · , , Den 3 won 'T\Ibby the tlnr 11 scout replica, which awarded to t11J group havlna the larg. · est ~ of0 :;ren~ ent: group ' to .... scout pack meetings In the co~ munlty PTA ~lendar DOW t. lng sold. The nut meeting will · be held May i7, with • wiener roast ~~ plaimed. ' ·• Refttlshments. "":~ served by Mr.a. lames Cochrane, Mrs. Pa\ White, Mrs. Rlchahi 011 e r, and Mrs. Don Mllls. . . OBSERVE SPECIAL OAY College Education Day wu observed at Heath Methodist Church Sunday with the Re'l. Charles A Faftblng treasurer 'of the Obi~ Conf~ 18 gu ·Speailer He spoke as~ delegl! from ~ Ohio Area Councll higher Education. Rev. Fa lng cllscussed the need for church tn the education field. o=:::m;on~rnln~ lr-==;;i;;;;;==============-. the b!'ch:S· be 01! the ballot May ·7 for the ~orthwestern sqhool district Th hlld IK!e · ~y n prepared by ~~:~:~· executive head A discuss!~ was held cernlng the need for the ,:;. Mrs. Sauer, assisted by her daughters, Mary Ruth and' Joy, served a salad collrse. _. _,_ • F~den, Bobb1 skit were .)llghllgh at ~ meet· Jell. HYIII!ll and Kenneth Mlteb- :m i MEIGS THEATRE .- nUnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprl140, 1883 Awards Given• ' i.Qgt he ~ were euer. lellO Powell, Catcber, DaVId In Meeting 01 KraWICIYII: Umpire, Tlmlnr CU b': pQC/c 244 Craig; Demoatey; Pitcber, . . . Flinn, J. T. Rue\ Bfab, , . • 2 DOOR-150 SERIES Economy 8 standard transmission. An 'JoOcHilel. NOW ONLY- WONDERFUL LIYJN~ -~ OHIO POWER COMPANY j ~ ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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