http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a471b9ee08b5fdcf43f31cc13f8fe401.pdf ffb54cbdf4d47a5d9144119e5f6977b1 PDF Text Text . " 1 . :it, '- • (Jet Type lll V3~Cine 'TomorroW D~ring Meigs Second S&lhui\ t unday • WEA'tHEI """"'- Jloli fled 1' It '• C!tlltlry r-n:~ ' at y y. .. ., llljariH la lllo .... of dill)'. ·~) VOL XV, ' <SHOP SATURDAY During ELBERFELDS ·:~~ ALE iN- 2fttf Ave. ' THEATRE : > ~- lllOOLEPOBT, OHIO Big Bargains In Furniture, Housewares, . NOW SI!OWING ''TANK COMMANDOS" SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1963 Dixie Bracing .For New Rash Of 'Marching' 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 17 enti ne .~ ·' Dry Goods, Men's Wear, Women's and ·Children's Wear. Mainly About People In Pomeroy TONIGHT Audrey Hepburn, Shirley MacLain e and James Garner In "TilE CHILDREN'S HOUR" - andShirley MacLaine and Laurent!e Harvey io ••• __ ''TWO LOVES" {Ctnemaseope &: Color) SUITS and SPORT COATS STRAW HAT MEIGS THEATRE By Curi-Worrtn S.woll ond Brookfield By Portl• Low, low price for FRIGIDAIRE dial defrost! TONIGHT & SATURDAY Alfred Hitchcock's "REAR WINDOW" (Teehnicolor) Jame& Stewart, Graee Kelly {Princess of Monaco), Wen· '" 4811 Corey , Thelma jlitter, ftoymond Burr, ~. v :a "Perry SUITS from $29.95 up ' ~.95 T~ ·~ SPORT COATS-19.95 up • Mens & Boys Levis -Donlm ond Colors • ·M'ens Ivy League pants LsiOot ond slylll •underwear lr Hoi- .IMiioy and 8. V. D. MIIOD." ·Pootv.-: Rodlo Riot ltylfl •C.IorartOOM •tUN, MON. ond TUES. MAY 5-11-7 o~, (Teebntcolor) $A.98 " ' ·~ "WHO'S GOT THI ACTION?" (Terbnieolor) DeiD MartlD, Lana Turner, Eddie Albert, Mor1o, Walter llatthau, Paul Ford, Nita Talbot, John McGlven. Ollnoy Cort-• " SHIRTS S·I0-1: 10.0 cu. ft •. ' • Overnight defrost settina; right on dial! • Full-width freezer chest 15-lb~-excellent . . .. . . 4~ .. '' -~ ' • Frigidaire dopondlbiiHJ,too. ONLY . ~ PLAY CANASTA Mrs. Guy Cowan en..,rlllined the Bi-Monlhly Canasla e I u b Wednesday evening at her home on Welzgall St. Winners were Mrs. llonald McKenzie and Mrs. Eugene Triplelt. Refreshments Were served to the above and Mrs. Charles Riffle, Mrs. s. ••• for lfle fum., tc c 1111 wllat bella seasoft thaR spring to 11a1t enjOJing ... lii111 ICIVing t..w&ls of paying bills br man.-ith checks? ~ . ~OPEN YO!fl CIIECI(IHG ACCOUNJ ' •1' \"J ' $)\0· ~-~0 J' up ... SLACKS tall containers. 4t. season for keepina fruh meats, too. • Easy storaae In the door torsi im, fat, short and i • collar atylea keepo 56-lbs. of frozen food for months. • Sliding Chill Drawer holds Spring is a -,, By Artr~w. , . Shopaly A ltugloy All the popular WEINVITEYOUTOCOMEINAND 50QNI 1 I John Beaver, Mrs. Richard Fin law, Mrs. Clair Spencer and BANLON SHIRTS :~;':~~~ ---- ..., ..... FRIGIDAIRE THE FAMILY ltEI'RtGEIIATOR BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. guesl, Mrs. Paul Taylor. $·•. " $6.95 .9_5 BLOUSES up THE SMARTEn SWIM SUITS IY SHAPELY $W~ Beautiful Asst. Of Colors and Styles S. our Mlectlon tMiy 'BY HUBBARD SUIJ$ are -here I LADIES .,._r.shotts ' •I(Jiet PaniJ o...·a Two Place ·' IY CATALINA '· AND RUGBY ·4· Serving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND .' .Open Aerial Search ln·:. Mauntains . ' ASII',rQN, Foocb Greatl The MARDN R;urat ROUTE 7 MID -· EPOitT .. ·u ' - ' ~ •l•~um lodlt lui- ... Air ,.,.,., BIT I bomber loll J'ridl)' lllshiiD • lilloll with I KCUII ....... . \. Tho ~ IUPI·~ .nu' ~ llleDilo I dawn JF"e Pay 3% lnterut On Savinr• :.Pomeroy -National Bank ' i mlll!illito wlkHIIild llllll& llordOi'. r....,. t'd•hc>lriYO:I ll!t ~~m:<;a, • Ww 'r'jiW IIi lis • (ee...a !' d , a II - "- ......... ' .. •• a 111111-""• ... I ~ ' . ' PR!Cf FIVE (ENT$ �, •' , ,6 ' ' • t \ . '~ ~~ • 'M S J ; II Wh ~ F F R f . d .. ~JgS . ·.rna· eat ar~ers ace e eren Um Ancient "eigs Beeords . . Being Preserved Here, ·Secure Within Vault HNTINE~ F eaiure .Page Me111J· ,Oounly farmers will more nearly In Une with exio~ atandpomt. divldually, strive to 1Dcrease1Moll 21 have ihe ~lty to regis- lng domestic IUld foreign .de- . The question might be asl:ed lirtcome. Because ot their !ixej lor the program or NO ag,.lftol ter . their.. preference for rather mand. Thi3 problem has oot.h- why do farmen raise Geneological Society Completes Record Microfilms q Boats Roar Again On Ohio River ,An a~azing thing hap· is just that. TheY Is mea· pened m o u r home re· suring o If mil• routes (tiltly. and i8 marking them 1My wife and I 8Udden- plainly at quart•r . mile } d cfd d · , Y . e e . to forsake pomts. You II be finding &Pjlei! a&e hving and re· these meaoured mileo on to the horse and c i l ,v streets. suburban blllll>' ace for an entire roads and country lanes tn areas w her t people can enjoy the healthful , cauceled plans to moderate, invigorating . problem ftlm exerrise of walking. movie• - t h • Other service and fralong, long one. ternal organizations • r • ~'·' "'"' lef!, the car In the mv1ted to "walk their way to fitness," too. In fact , everyone is welcome lo join In a walk. doused the radio . No prizes, nb glmeven laid off t h e mlrh . J'u • t healthful walkmg In the great out. sat there like doors that so many or us nuts and read see only second·hand on and visited the boob-tube In the liv· up on things mg room. some If you ~an't take a full card• mile, who's to know? liked . Stroll a quarter milt. · This program won't make you 1 50·mller but It will brtns You a lot of enjoyment. Anyone for a · walk? ,~t,t;:: reallv enderilded to one of the,. ha•e time. Paul .Iones) taking of the 1 n d is foot for· cOI:ttlntiing pro- mUt" tREES AND WOOllEN REAMThe rash of brulh and forest fire• linked .with the long April dry spell In some parts of the ·na· tlon is a disaster we might' avoid with better undentandlng. . • In two states, JII'OUPI of small boys were charg. ed Wilb deUberatelr set tins fires. <lne adul also iNu Involved. ··What of counth!lll oth·· er fires? Moat acoounta limply llnked dtYDtN and fire and let It go at that. Is the chance good that 0 wthheart• 8, 190 portwere ••t' P0 IOD m I y have been due to carelesoneu with matches or clgaretteo, or failure to put out campfires? . . Authorities uy 1 n y spark will touch off dry wood or arass. Friction can it. Do people wan· in tht rainlt&S understand this? care and thoufht not wipe out he altogether. But they a way. Numeroua communi· !leo are planninc modern marinas to t • k e advan· tage of the future t h a t bt!ekons from the roar. lng sleek. speedlnJ craft on the Ohio River. .ii< I''' · · tho,. . 0 111: pet eent over SEED CORN 1 some oLher rural or urban lary uf the Volunteer Ftre De- er (June Sayre). Other mem- audtenee )ommg m smgm"' 'God ih ments of less than 15 acres do not elect to participate by May 13 c•nnol become eligiblo . A } P.JI e " for partt~;pation in the after the referendum. It is .f!!tlmate<l that in' County _between 600 and people may ~orne eligible vote beacuse they have an economic interest ln the -· partment that netted $175. about bers of the bridal party were Be With You the bride's mother (Clara Lav· ass•sted. " . Several firemen I FranciS Alkire and Mary Carse~edw.r• •hopplug m Ath· l Music was by the El Ranchos, ender), the groom's mother The door prtze was awarded l en~ Don Moore, Carl Gheen and (Ada Slack) and the groom's to Mtss Tern Ferrell Other j r sOCJety . News r ... I' H • "II ..:OCI'a) Notes I .,: DOING JOB- Vernon D. Saunders, microfilm photographer of the Jeaua Chrllt of Latter Day Saints Church, works on recor~s at the Me111 County courthou.8 ' • a part of the r.forman Genealogical Society project while Meigs County Reeor4er, ·,.. Eleanor Rob1on and Deputy Lettie Spencer, center, look on. . ,, ·,., 15 acres or wheat. Ro~er P~rsons. Mr. and THE OBJECTIVE Mrs. Miles Childress, Mrs. WayThe objective of the ne Pratt, Ruth, Wayne and Stelbeing · \'Oted on· f=r~th~e~;ll Nancy Kincaide, Mrs. LetRev,·val services tl·e Spew·er .. · closed at the church Sunday :!; ' gh LAWN MOWERS f M nd m t. Sunday guests o r. a Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger we~e. Rev. and Mrs. Edward by Mrs. J . 1 I cer was a week end guest. and Kellh Lisle, Patricia Lon- meline Hendrix Mabel Pick· I _Rev. Lawr~nce Gluse~ca_mp don, Pamela Sylvtster and ens, Edith Hood , Ada Slack. and Fatr~1ew Donna Phelp...,. Betty Hayes. A "Gay 90's" mght. A song, "Let the Rest of the bathing suit was modeied by Mr. and Mrs. Ray~ond But· World Go By," was sung by I.ielen Hubbard. preach at the I church each Wednesday 1 ch~r and J~an of .Medtna spent four auxiliary members. Mild- A medley of songs wa~ played I Saturday mght w1th Mr. and red Pierce, Eileen Clark, Leola by Mrs. LiSle. .Mrs. Bob Rh~e~ ~nd attended ' Enoch and Betty Hayes, with at Fa1rv1ew. Mrs. Lisle as accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ander· PIANOS and ing," was sung by Miss Kathy Ridge spent Francis, accompanied by Mrs son and ltonniE, Connie Brenda of Keno Several Models to Choose From on Mr. and Mrs. Miles Childress. The wedding procession in the rear of the audi· Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shultz Sr. Satruday from proc,eded to the stage, the Wedding March being by Mrs . Lisle. Leading procession was the minis(Eileen Clark), the bride· relur~ed GILMORE Supply Store . WY. 2·2774 1)1 W, 2ftd St. Pomeroy where they visited Mr. and Mrs. J am'" Harless and other rela · tives. Mr. and Mrs. Carron White and Darla returr.ed Georgia and moved I ' ( :1 PHONE 2; JACKSON. • QuDiphrey's Seed <:orn ) •Ftmk's Se~ <:ora • PrendUJD Field Seeds J " ( ' .iI ~ ' I' ( I I ' ···fERTILIZERS··· .. .. 22" Garden Pride Mower ' -' l'Sure Sign of Quafi.tv" . . . '. ' . . . 44.97 _ 49.97 SIT UP KNOCKIIJ DOWN 2\1 or 3 hp Brtgp motor, flnger·tlp co~trols, air tift . IIIClion blade. If go. steel deck, <lrcular. blode bouslqe. run yell' warranty. t• " POMEROY FULTON· THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES SPRING AVE. Model 65 . .\.!'' ,·,; ~ft. WhHIBirrow wAI L9S 5.97 KNOCICID DOWN Lllhl weieht. seaml- Stefl tny tubulll' frame rubber bandle Jrips, oeml-pneuln,llllc lift.' ' '15 c~. ft, Unlco Cheat· F.,erer _ _ We~·""- "fi'• Sernee·- We Finance. ' OPEN TIL 540 E. Main St. Jack W . Carsey, Mgr. I WY 2·5101 Your New Hollond Dooler I POMEROY Buy Now Lawn seed, "Tr•ffl~ ' • " - - sib. 1.97 Mill & Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00P.M. (Monday Through Saturday) ---- ------ West Bend Automatic 30-Cup "Party Perk" PERCOLATOR Regular 24.95 Special LADY SUN~EAM ·sHAVERS HAIR DRYERS. . Regular 11.95 · - - - - - SPECIAL IXIMINION PORTABLE - SAVE 5 5 TON ON BULK FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomeroy. . 14·89 ----------All·Kinds Of ]95 . 0· 81 R~.~~r 1 .SPECIAL HOLIDAY CLUB ALUMINUM $199 9 P.M. DAILY-MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Mother1s Day Specials!! TILLER Special 89·90 • v., HURRY! ... THIS FREE OFFER ENDS 0 ---------A Real Bargain Bu"! t I• ~ WY 2·2176 Everybody Can Shop At The Town & Country Store ! Open Til 9 P.M. Doily .i t·~ Baler MAY 31, '63-BUY YOUR B'ALER NOW Farmail Super C Mounted Planter SABRE 20 inch ' ',, el - Oliver 3 pt. Hit~ Planter Pomeroy Landmark . l New ·~ Holland BUY ••• NEW HOLLAND . , • BUY el - International Pull Type Planter "F•ctor"~ Tr•inect S•rvlc•·· Ithe Crow residence. .. When You Purchase A BUY NOW •• , BUY THE BEST Rear Meigs General Hospital the residence of Lester Roush whl!re he will be employed. Mrs. Edna Roush moved from East Letart to Letart Falls to i Typttwrit.r ••• iiiiliiili~===== I, I Adding Machine or e I - John Deere Tractor Pull Type Planter in Good Condition. • I - Phone WY 2-2181 i A l.mlngton USED Corn Planters Meiqs Equipment Co. to ) II Your Choice of YOU NEED ... WE HAVE el - Black Hawk 3 pt. Hitch Planter eWURLITZER eBALOWIN •nd OTHER FAMOU~ BRANDS Sunday with Mo. and Mrs. Rus· Ernest Duffy. sell Roush and family. A highlight of the evening was Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hanney hillbilly, mock, shotgun wed· of Carpenter caJied Sunday I Mrs. Enoch, portraying Law- ' · A solo, "Some Sunday Morn· I BUY NOWI I Modei270 FREE GIFT Model 271 1 1 RACINE, O. PEARL STREET Clark Mr . and Mr s. Robert Jewell ShaY. dis- , i have purchased the home of auxiliary BY o\ VA I.TLKEY I Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglas. by Naomi T . . · ied by the El Ranchos. A piano Londo~. 1 h~ ~oward Gilkey family . of solo .vas played by Miss Patri- The beauliful "box: suit" was I Gai iJp~~IJs ,spent Sunday with cia London and a skit pur- modeled by Agnes White The Ava <~tlke~ · . trayin~ the ',Beverly Hmbillies" material was that . of cardboard Mr~.- Rubv H~lltday who wa s · · a patient of Me1gs General Hoswas gtven by the local Cub :boxes her accessories er . · Scouts De 2 p k 237 ' h ' 00 b · w e pll rtl ~e'·~n werks ha ~ returned . ." ' ~c . s oe Xe!! , 1Jat ox hat and to her home somewha t improvTh.e Jumor Cho1r of the First corn flake box purse. Other mo- eel. U n 1 I e d Presbyterian church dels were Marie Rizer. ,June ___.._ __..______....,.__________,. 1 sang " In the Service of the I Sayre, Hazel ...:lark , Phyllis HenKing" and "The Lord Can De- 1drix, Clara Lavender, Sylvia Gnfflth, Bashlln , Elmer Napper pend on Me,'' accompanied by Zwilling, Mildred Pierce, Myla I of Racme, Evelyn, Doro~hy and Mrs. Donald Li~;le . The group Hudson, Leola Enoch, Rose Ann I Wilda Spencer . Mrs. Lettie Spen- consiste~ of John, Rose Ann Theiss, Rosella Thomson, EmWill PHONE WI 9-3202 I 1 cause they had wheat acreage and Mr:. Herber Roush ad Ro mg kitchen mops, attired in ·lender, accompanied in excess of 15 acres. ger, Ml . and Mrs. Carroll White ~ skirts and hair ribbons with Lisle. folks Cl);l'ltinu~ to be eligible to . Darla, Mrs . Bob Rhode~, Idrawn faces , at their partners, Katy's Krazy Style vote automahcal~y becausE' Mtke and Karen , Dorothy, Wll- danced an hilarious "mop played modeli.tg by have been growmg more and Evelyn Lawson, George dance." They were accompan- ladies and narration MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY (0. ""' tak- 1 n erson ~as prizos were given to Mrs. Vir· e~dby the squadt to ~~pita~ s:t: . l.arry Hubbard. Vocatisl ol the :ather (Mahle Pickens). ..... Chn~sdtyd 1 group was Mr. ·Hubbard. An instrumental number on gmta Grover of Gallipolis, Mrs. a~ evemng rea e an e Two monologt,~es, "What It the eledric guitar was present- i Myrtle Duna, Miss Nolen Pht1- ; e~ d M 0 . F 1 , . . . I Was, Was Football,"· 8f!d 'It's ed by John Lisle, accompanied 1lips, local, Brad Maag , Miner.i- 1 r .. a~ rs. enms ra ey , The Fatrv!ew Church enjoyed lin the Book," were presented b) his mother. A vocal duet by 1 ville, Bill Henurix, Middleport. 1are. addmg a bathroom to . crop or they are the hu>bond a potluck dmner at the Letart by Willie cundiff. John and Keith Lisle, "Cotton the or home. , or wife of .an operator. In FalJ.s commumt~ hall Sunday, Auxiliary meMbers June Say- Fields," was also accompanied . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones years onlv 20 to 30 Meigs Aptil 21. Attendmg were Rev. ]r•,, Betty Haues, Phyllis Hen- lby Mrs. Lisle. of Zanesville are spending a ty wheaf growers were elig Ernest Thomas, McArthur ; Rev. drix aod Rose ' Ann Theiss, I A solo, "I Get So Lon~lv" arriSODVl e few days la Ihe home they re· to vote in t~ rererendum Dwtght Spencer~ Chester~ Mr~ ~ressed as mate hillbiUies, us- Iwas sung by Mary Janice 1.2v~ rentl.v purrhased from George ! Ready ToGO! GOD .. WIN GRAHAM'S OHIO CERTIFIED WOW IN STOCK! Here, at left, ia an Ohio River scene frontIng Pomeroy In one of t he nation's largest re· ma!ning lork·free Inland water recreation areas. SciU's of the Mareh flood a r e easily observed on tbe West Virginia ahore, background. .Evening At Home Really Wonderful P.. more investment& in capital :Jnd lil ;l1e pro~r:ram . The vote , nat~n- prices rose l per cent in the higher taxes , farm wa~ rates. gained about 1 AUXI"}jary' s variety • Show produces Abou{ $175 Nel The Spring sports •••· son arrived Sunday be< fore last, only to be rack· ed bv cold weather last weekend. This "str~tch" of 100 miles of open water on the Ohio and the Great Kanawha, b o t b rich In historical lore of colon· ial and Revolutionary Am~rlea, Ia expl!cted to berome t h e ratherlng place of Increasing thou. sand• of Americans lj'ho have taken to the water for their recreation. GAYLORD definite .Cimlrola in regard to ered th~ agricultural industry wheal than can be sold In the bot, many conllr\Ue to expend wi1P. must carry by a 2-3 rna]· month ended April 15 •nder tile ' •nd intereot. F•mily !••••• Jt-• the .. me porlod of 1i&ll and that production on Wbett on May 21. since 1121 and has become mqre U.S. at- prevaUinl; prlces and ptoduclion u long u they bstve ority AH what growers who impact or higher returns for or- averagtd the sa me ~ io MIITCb ber · ~ about 2 In order to be eligible to vole acute •ince the lessening de-' channeled through ,foreign pro- a ; bane<! o1 earning more than oa;e signed up 11111 be utder ang.. and bee! cattle, thio Agri while prices ol !arm producU011 cow oum 1 , were. operat9rs . wJth lttM aUotme-r.ts rnand ror ~heat 'following World grams? 1be answer consists of :tJeir vari.,Je or current costb 1 , 1~:: prQKram. Those who d" not culture Department reported. good& were •lightly lowe1 The to~ per eent. First quarter prvdulL or lesJ than nacres may vote War II .and the Korean Con. ~erlll parts: l41 Machinery, new vaneues. l!'·ll"d to \"Ole will receive none Parflally offsetting were \e&· o.ex of price~ paid ti@Cl the remnJ Lion Pfll' CO'f' · waa at 81• ,annual if they meet certain rquire- (Hct. · (1) We have more land and ;md fertil~tion have emtblt!d ul rhP benefi ts of the pragram sorrally lower pnces for eggs and 1higl• reached in faouary, ' and rate of 1.410 pounds of milk, 10 men~., They must :· mak~ their Wheat .output -.per acre has ' o~er resources a\'ailable and tarmers to ·increase yields. a~~d. rna) not plant more than wholesale m1lk The m1d AJM'd Wti I ~ cent higher than _. .pounda more th.JIQ ~ ~Jtl2. . electuX'I to participate, that lrisen faster than the total of SUitable for wheat producUon 15) Under past and prt-:'bent their small farm base acreage overall prices were the same &!I year earher. 'n\e Department "-'" present is, state 0\elr intentions, on or domestic demand at preva.Ung than are needed to meet prejj- i price relatiopships, large acrt"- for the years 1959, 1960, and - - - - - The increase in prices r~ceived lndleations are that combined before 'May 13th according to prices and the amount tha• it ent demand. ·~··of whest land have no ll961, il the referendum passes. Mr. Delmer Rhodes 18 a pa- was enough to bring the parity marketings ol mJlk and eream Wallace Barr and John Bot· has been possible to channel in· (2) We encouraged expansion pr•clical alternative use. I Further details on the pro- ttent at Holzer Hospital. · rat"'. up to 71 !rom the 77 recorcl- !rom !arms may be above the tum: Ohio State University Ex· to foreign outlets. ol wheal production during :s1 Past gove~nment program ' ~· em will be presented m a Mrs. Florence Mayhugh ed In mid-March. The April raUo 11162 lev<!ts, IMlt the prieel farmte:nslon econo~ts. An uperator Total domestic use has chang- World War II to meet the needs have not brougtit production m latet artlcle. an evening Nith .Josie war 1 per cent under that of a err. recewe may average aligbtly does this by SJgnlug the state. erl little in the last 30 years. Mr. and Mrs. Dave year ago. tower. ment ol the back ol hiS notiCe Ia · h renee Welk directed cham· nd c:h'ld · D ·1 · . . 4 1963-3 <Form MQ-:!4) .!rom the ASCS ~\~~~ ~": r.::ta ti~:nsum~ pagne musi~ by the auxili•ry ~ith hi~ ;.::.:n::'~r.and Mrs. II y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May ' office entitled Notice ol 1964 lion has !allen, members. Champagne lady (EJ, Fred Riggs. Wheat Acreage Allolmetll" and , bl . f . 1-.n Clark) sang "Love Letters · Mrs Kate wilson who has returning It ·to the cou nIy ASCS The wheat proto em o 10· h , . . ' . not only the ISfam1ers ' In t e Sand . B~ckgroulld music been the guest of her daugh· ollice by May 13. lsO li I I [WO> by Mrs. LISle. ter Vinas Lee ol Racine since In makilll an election to p&r· a to consumers v ng n The welcome address was giv· groom (Sylvia ZwiJllngl wall tos-. A thank 'ft I d . h ticipate the economists ex· rural and urban areas. ln some en by master of ceremonies· corted to the altar by the bride's I you .gt was pre-! un ergOJ ng eye su rgery as re. ' · of the country wheat k . I . . sented to Mrs . Lasle for her as- 1lurned lo her home. plam, a grower agrees .to com- . . ba If th Broo s 8ayre when a vanety father(Edtth Hood ) at the pomt sistance. I Mr s Ora Ariz has employply wit the acreage allot. the economic se. ese sbow was presenteil before a of a shotgun, followed by he I . .. . t · 1 PI PI t ment and marketing quota ~re ~n.able. to ~rovlde full house in the Syracuse grade flower girls (Mildred Pierce ! .rh.~ grand ftnale , S1de ~r 1me~ 8 · easan · vtsions if the re,ferendum pass· faDU)y .hvmg m thts area school auditorium, April 26, and Phyllis Hendrix) , the bnfie 1Side was sun~ by the Auxth· : Dana ~~ner consulted a es. Farmers with 1964 . allot· th•t w11l have ·to move .sponsored by the Ladles Auxili· <Betty Hayes I and ring . be.,.. lary . memb.rs, followed b~ the loot specialist at Athens recentKnown Perfonn•nce • Known PedigrH Mor~an ly no charge. Microfilllt.work done by tile 10clety ~ Melp con• listed of pbotoeraphy of all deeds trom 1812, to · 18711 and vital statistics through 1908. Deeds were photographed In recorder Rob10n's office and the , other. work was done at Probate Judte O'Brien'• permission. "It is our Intent to microfilm the early record 1 of every county in the United States " Aid saun· d•.s. " It .may require 15 years," he added. Micr?fllmtng already haJ been gl!nerally com· pleted tn ConnerUcut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland New. Hampshire, North Carolina Vermont and ' Vlrgmia. Filming Is also being done In Arizona Colorado District o~ Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, ld.: ho, lllinOJs, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, · Malia• chusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York Pennsylvama, Rhode Island, South Carolina· Ten: nessee, Texas, Utah, Washington and West V~aln!a, Counties c~mpleted in Ohio include ROSI, Fay· ette, P1k~, Sc10to, .Jackson, and now Meigs. Gallla county w1!1 be the next stop for Saunders. The proJed not only is 1 help to the Morman ~hurch, but 1t may someday turn Into 1 gigantic a1de to some county whose recorda may be washed away by a flood or destroyed In a fire. •ear urller. ~, ·r""" o1 lhe di!ry ~ ' Uollri Pro•o Ill~ Farm production ~ 1'010 ollows that prod~~<li<wr per <OW WASHINGTON IUPJ I- Farm slightly during tbe montb. due io dl!tiDg the linl ~ ol ltll3 · . 81 to be held tarmers may vote v;;:s In Salt Lake City, "Preservataion of past records for benefit of the future ." This apparently is the motto of a current long range project of the Morman Church Genealogical . Society headquarters at Salt Lake City, Utah. After a month stay in the Meigs area, 23·year-old microfilm photographer Vernon D. Saunders, who Is one of seven Genealogical Society photographers in the nation , has finished the filming of early Meigs records at the county courthouse. The former college engineering student, who does the work as a type of missionary from The Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church organiza. lion , says the records are microfilmed so t h a t Mmmans will be sure to have a record of their an· ce.•tors and also as a service to the aeneral public. Personable and .voung. Saunders explains that a :o pv of the microfilm will be supplied to Meigs Countv Recorder F:leanor Robson and to Probate Judge· F. H O'Rrien where some filming work was •!so done Another cop,v of the film goes into the main of· flee . while still a third film is placed in a Ja··ge Salt • Lake Ci!v cave voult fur safe keeping. Saundf'rs pointed out that the count.v microfilm copy is supplied by the Morman people at absolute· DueToHi~her Retur~OnBeefCatt~e . B . Jt. iii•UJ!'Sl.EE w~al erop i5 to attempt to aru whlclt may already bf oY· lof the u. S. and our Allies. ·~·!ine with utilization, ce,-h' .lcrlot!ll!lnl o\IOilt 1 brlng the production of wheat ererowded .ftol!l the ocooomie (3) Wheat tarmera, oe.Uu~ in At the referendum :~ • Fam Pril.es stn,v One Percent lntr~ e WATERLESS COOKWARE . 7-fi..C:I SIT •stl)let i'ey l'on •110 Qt. Sauce Pan • tid ·i· qt.: Sauce Pan 4 Lid tJ;ltltch OVen & Ud .', ' .... 29.95 18·95 Hybrid Seed . (orn NOW ON. • All HAND .. V•rieties of Llndm..;Jt • All Varieties Hu,npbr•¥· • All Varieties Ohio ,.vbr.Ws ttylUkk �, •' , ,6 ' ' • t \ . '~ ~~ • 'M S J ; II Wh ~ F F R f . d .. ~JgS . ·.rna· eat ar~ers ace e eren Um Ancient "eigs Beeords . . Being Preserved Here, ·Secure Within Vault HNTINE~ F eaiure .Page Me111J· ,Oounly farmers will more nearly In Une with exio~ atandpomt. divldually, strive to 1Dcrease1Moll 21 have ihe ~lty to regis- lng domestic IUld foreign .de- . The question might be asl:ed lirtcome. Because ot their !ixej lor the program or NO ag,.lftol ter . their.. preference for rather mand. Thi3 problem has oot.h- why do farmen raise Geneological Society Completes Record Microfilms q Boats Roar Again On Ohio River ,An a~azing thing hap· is just that. TheY Is mea· pened m o u r home re· suring o If mil• routes (tiltly. and i8 marking them 1My wife and I 8Udden- plainly at quart•r . mile } d cfd d · , Y . e e . to forsake pomts. You II be finding &Pjlei! a&e hving and re· these meaoured mileo on to the horse and c i l ,v streets. suburban blllll>' ace for an entire roads and country lanes tn areas w her t people can enjoy the healthful , cauceled plans to moderate, invigorating . problem ftlm exerrise of walking. movie• - t h • Other service and fralong, long one. ternal organizations • r • ~'·' "'"' lef!, the car In the mv1ted to "walk their way to fitness," too. In fact , everyone is welcome lo join In a walk. doused the radio . No prizes, nb glmeven laid off t h e mlrh . J'u • t healthful walkmg In the great out. sat there like doors that so many or us nuts and read see only second·hand on and visited the boob-tube In the liv· up on things mg room. some If you ~an't take a full card• mile, who's to know? liked . Stroll a quarter milt. · This program won't make you 1 50·mller but It will brtns You a lot of enjoyment. Anyone for a · walk? ,~t,t;:: reallv enderilded to one of the,. ha•e time. Paul .Iones) taking of the 1 n d is foot for· cOI:ttlntiing pro- mUt" tREES AND WOOllEN REAMThe rash of brulh and forest fire• linked .with the long April dry spell In some parts of the ·na· tlon is a disaster we might' avoid with better undentandlng. . • In two states, JII'OUPI of small boys were charg. ed Wilb deUberatelr set tins fires. <lne adul also iNu Involved. ··What of counth!lll oth·· er fires? Moat acoounta limply llnked dtYDtN and fire and let It go at that. Is the chance good that 0 wthheart• 8, 190 portwere ••t' P0 IOD m I y have been due to carelesoneu with matches or clgaretteo, or failure to put out campfires? . . Authorities uy 1 n y spark will touch off dry wood or arass. Friction can it. Do people wan· in tht rainlt&S understand this? care and thoufht not wipe out he altogether. But they a way. Numeroua communi· !leo are planninc modern marinas to t • k e advan· tage of the future t h a t bt!ekons from the roar. lng sleek. speedlnJ craft on the Ohio River. .ii< I''' · · tho,. . 0 111: pet eent over SEED CORN 1 some oLher rural or urban lary uf the Volunteer Ftre De- er (June Sayre). Other mem- audtenee )ommg m smgm"' 'God ih ments of less than 15 acres do not elect to participate by May 13 c•nnol become eligiblo . A } P.JI e " for partt~;pation in the after the referendum. It is .f!!tlmate<l that in' County _between 600 and people may ~orne eligible vote beacuse they have an economic interest ln the -· partment that netted $175. about bers of the bridal party were Be With You the bride's mother (Clara Lav· ass•sted. " . Several firemen I FranciS Alkire and Mary Carse~edw.r• •hopplug m Ath· l Music was by the El Ranchos, ender), the groom's mother The door prtze was awarded l en~ Don Moore, Carl Gheen and (Ada Slack) and the groom's to Mtss Tern Ferrell Other j r sOCJety . News r ... I' H • "II ..:OCI'a) Notes I .,: DOING JOB- Vernon D. Saunders, microfilm photographer of the Jeaua Chrllt of Latter Day Saints Church, works on recor~s at the Me111 County courthou.8 ' • a part of the r.forman Genealogical Society project while Meigs County Reeor4er, ·,.. Eleanor Rob1on and Deputy Lettie Spencer, center, look on. . ,, ·,., 15 acres or wheat. Ro~er P~rsons. Mr. and THE OBJECTIVE Mrs. Miles Childress, Mrs. WayThe objective of the ne Pratt, Ruth, Wayne and Stelbeing · \'Oted on· f=r~th~e~;ll Nancy Kincaide, Mrs. LetRev,·val services tl·e Spew·er .. · closed at the church Sunday :!; ' gh LAWN MOWERS f M nd m t. Sunday guests o r. a Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger we~e. Rev. and Mrs. Edward by Mrs. J . 1 I cer was a week end guest. and Kellh Lisle, Patricia Lon- meline Hendrix Mabel Pick· I _Rev. Lawr~nce Gluse~ca_mp don, Pamela Sylvtster and ens, Edith Hood , Ada Slack. and Fatr~1ew Donna Phelp...,. Betty Hayes. A "Gay 90's" mght. A song, "Let the Rest of the bathing suit was modeied by Mr. and Mrs. Ray~ond But· World Go By," was sung by I.ielen Hubbard. preach at the I church each Wednesday 1 ch~r and J~an of .Medtna spent four auxiliary members. Mild- A medley of songs wa~ played I Saturday mght w1th Mr. and red Pierce, Eileen Clark, Leola by Mrs. LiSle. .Mrs. Bob Rh~e~ ~nd attended ' Enoch and Betty Hayes, with at Fa1rv1ew. Mrs. Lisle as accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ander· PIANOS and ing," was sung by Miss Kathy Ridge spent Francis, accompanied by Mrs son and ltonniE, Connie Brenda of Keno Several Models to Choose From on Mr. and Mrs. Miles Childress. The wedding procession in the rear of the audi· Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shultz Sr. Satruday from proc,eded to the stage, the Wedding March being by Mrs . Lisle. Leading procession was the minis(Eileen Clark), the bride· relur~ed GILMORE Supply Store . WY. 2·2774 1)1 W, 2ftd St. Pomeroy where they visited Mr. and Mrs. J am'" Harless and other rela · tives. Mr. and Mrs. Carron White and Darla returr.ed Georgia and moved I ' ( :1 PHONE 2; JACKSON. • QuDiphrey's Seed <:orn ) •Ftmk's Se~ <:ora • PrendUJD Field Seeds J " ( ' .iI ~ ' I' ( I I ' ···fERTILIZERS··· .. .. 22" Garden Pride Mower ' -' l'Sure Sign of Quafi.tv" . . . '. ' . . . 44.97 _ 49.97 SIT UP KNOCKIIJ DOWN 2\1 or 3 hp Brtgp motor, flnger·tlp co~trols, air tift . IIIClion blade. If go. steel deck, <lrcular. blode bouslqe. run yell' warranty. t• " POMEROY FULTON· THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES SPRING AVE. Model 65 . .\.!'' ,·,; ~ft. WhHIBirrow wAI L9S 5.97 KNOCICID DOWN Lllhl weieht. seaml- Stefl tny tubulll' frame rubber bandle Jrips, oeml-pneuln,llllc lift.' ' '15 c~. ft, Unlco Cheat· F.,erer _ _ We~·""- "fi'• Sernee·- We Finance. ' OPEN TIL 540 E. Main St. Jack W . Carsey, Mgr. I WY 2·5101 Your New Hollond Dooler I POMEROY Buy Now Lawn seed, "Tr•ffl~ ' • " - - sib. 1.97 Mill & Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00P.M. (Monday Through Saturday) ---- ------ West Bend Automatic 30-Cup "Party Perk" PERCOLATOR Regular 24.95 Special LADY SUN~EAM ·sHAVERS HAIR DRYERS. . Regular 11.95 · - - - - - SPECIAL IXIMINION PORTABLE - SAVE 5 5 TON ON BULK FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quoted F.O.B. Pomeroy. . 14·89 ----------All·Kinds Of ]95 . 0· 81 R~.~~r 1 .SPECIAL HOLIDAY CLUB ALUMINUM $199 9 P.M. DAILY-MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Mother1s Day Specials!! TILLER Special 89·90 • v., HURRY! ... THIS FREE OFFER ENDS 0 ---------A Real Bargain Bu"! t I• ~ WY 2·2176 Everybody Can Shop At The Town & Country Store ! Open Til 9 P.M. Doily .i t·~ Baler MAY 31, '63-BUY YOUR B'ALER NOW Farmail Super C Mounted Planter SABRE 20 inch ' ',, el - Oliver 3 pt. Hit~ Planter Pomeroy Landmark . l New ·~ Holland BUY ••• NEW HOLLAND . , • BUY el - International Pull Type Planter "F•ctor"~ Tr•inect S•rvlc•·· Ithe Crow residence. .. When You Purchase A BUY NOW •• , BUY THE BEST Rear Meigs General Hospital the residence of Lester Roush whl!re he will be employed. Mrs. Edna Roush moved from East Letart to Letart Falls to i Typttwrit.r ••• iiiiliiili~===== I, I Adding Machine or e I - John Deere Tractor Pull Type Planter in Good Condition. • I - Phone WY 2-2181 i A l.mlngton USED Corn Planters Meiqs Equipment Co. to ) II Your Choice of YOU NEED ... WE HAVE el - Black Hawk 3 pt. Hitch Planter eWURLITZER eBALOWIN •nd OTHER FAMOU~ BRANDS Sunday with Mo. and Mrs. Rus· Ernest Duffy. sell Roush and family. A highlight of the evening was Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hanney hillbilly, mock, shotgun wed· of Carpenter caJied Sunday I Mrs. Enoch, portraying Law- ' · A solo, "Some Sunday Morn· I BUY NOWI I Modei270 FREE GIFT Model 271 1 1 RACINE, O. PEARL STREET Clark Mr . and Mr s. Robert Jewell ShaY. dis- , i have purchased the home of auxiliary BY o\ VA I.TLKEY I Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglas. by Naomi T . . · ied by the El Ranchos. A piano Londo~. 1 h~ ~oward Gilkey family . of solo .vas played by Miss Patri- The beauliful "box: suit" was I Gai iJp~~IJs ,spent Sunday with cia London and a skit pur- modeled by Agnes White The Ava <~tlke~ · . trayin~ the ',Beverly Hmbillies" material was that . of cardboard Mr~.- Rubv H~lltday who wa s · · a patient of Me1gs General Hoswas gtven by the local Cub :boxes her accessories er . · Scouts De 2 p k 237 ' h ' 00 b · w e pll rtl ~e'·~n werks ha ~ returned . ." ' ~c . s oe Xe!! , 1Jat ox hat and to her home somewha t improvTh.e Jumor Cho1r of the First corn flake box purse. Other mo- eel. U n 1 I e d Presbyterian church dels were Marie Rizer. ,June ___.._ __..______....,.__________,. 1 sang " In the Service of the I Sayre, Hazel ...:lark , Phyllis HenKing" and "The Lord Can De- 1drix, Clara Lavender, Sylvia Gnfflth, Bashlln , Elmer Napper pend on Me,'' accompanied by Zwilling, Mildred Pierce, Myla I of Racme, Evelyn, Doro~hy and Mrs. Donald Li~;le . The group Hudson, Leola Enoch, Rose Ann I Wilda Spencer . Mrs. Lettie Spen- consiste~ of John, Rose Ann Theiss, Rosella Thomson, EmWill PHONE WI 9-3202 I 1 cause they had wheat acreage and Mr:. Herber Roush ad Ro mg kitchen mops, attired in ·lender, accompanied in excess of 15 acres. ger, Ml . and Mrs. Carroll White ~ skirts and hair ribbons with Lisle. folks Cl);l'ltinu~ to be eligible to . Darla, Mrs . Bob Rhode~, Idrawn faces , at their partners, Katy's Krazy Style vote automahcal~y becausE' Mtke and Karen , Dorothy, Wll- danced an hilarious "mop played modeli.tg by have been growmg more and Evelyn Lawson, George dance." They were accompan- ladies and narration MORRIS IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY (0. ""' tak- 1 n erson ~as prizos were given to Mrs. Vir· e~dby the squadt to ~~pita~ s:t: . l.arry Hubbard. Vocatisl ol the :ather (Mahle Pickens). ..... Chn~sdtyd 1 group was Mr. ·Hubbard. An instrumental number on gmta Grover of Gallipolis, Mrs. a~ evemng rea e an e Two monologt,~es, "What It the eledric guitar was present- i Myrtle Duna, Miss Nolen Pht1- ; e~ d M 0 . F 1 , . . . I Was, Was Football,"· 8f!d 'It's ed by John Lisle, accompanied 1lips, local, Brad Maag , Miner.i- 1 r .. a~ rs. enms ra ey , The Fatrv!ew Church enjoyed lin the Book," were presented b) his mother. A vocal duet by 1 ville, Bill Henurix, Middleport. 1are. addmg a bathroom to . crop or they are the hu>bond a potluck dmner at the Letart by Willie cundiff. John and Keith Lisle, "Cotton the or home. , or wife of .an operator. In FalJ.s commumt~ hall Sunday, Auxiliary meMbers June Say- Fields," was also accompanied . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones years onlv 20 to 30 Meigs Aptil 21. Attendmg were Rev. ]r•,, Betty Haues, Phyllis Hen- lby Mrs. Lisle. of Zanesville are spending a ty wheaf growers were elig Ernest Thomas, McArthur ; Rev. drix aod Rose ' Ann Theiss, I A solo, "I Get So Lon~lv" arriSODVl e few days la Ihe home they re· to vote in t~ rererendum Dwtght Spencer~ Chester~ Mr~ ~ressed as mate hillbiUies, us- Iwas sung by Mary Janice 1.2v~ rentl.v purrhased from George ! Ready ToGO! GOD .. WIN GRAHAM'S OHIO CERTIFIED WOW IN STOCK! Here, at left, ia an Ohio River scene frontIng Pomeroy In one of t he nation's largest re· ma!ning lork·free Inland water recreation areas. SciU's of the Mareh flood a r e easily observed on tbe West Virginia ahore, background. .Evening At Home Really Wonderful P.. more investment& in capital :Jnd lil ;l1e pro~r:ram . The vote , nat~n- prices rose l per cent in the higher taxes , farm wa~ rates. gained about 1 AUXI"}jary' s variety • Show produces Abou{ $175 Nel The Spring sports •••· son arrived Sunday be< fore last, only to be rack· ed bv cold weather last weekend. This "str~tch" of 100 miles of open water on the Ohio and the Great Kanawha, b o t b rich In historical lore of colon· ial and Revolutionary Am~rlea, Ia expl!cted to berome t h e ratherlng place of Increasing thou. sand• of Americans lj'ho have taken to the water for their recreation. GAYLORD definite .Cimlrola in regard to ered th~ agricultural industry wheal than can be sold In the bot, many conllr\Ue to expend wi1P. must carry by a 2-3 rna]· month ended April 15 •nder tile ' •nd intereot. F•mily !••••• Jt-• the .. me porlod of 1i&ll and that production on Wbett on May 21. since 1121 and has become mqre U.S. at- prevaUinl; prlces and ptoduclion u long u they bstve ority AH what growers who impact or higher returns for or- averagtd the sa me ~ io MIITCb ber · ~ about 2 In order to be eligible to vole acute •ince the lessening de-' channeled through ,foreign pro- a ; bane<! o1 earning more than oa;e signed up 11111 be utder ang.. and bee! cattle, thio Agri while prices ol !arm producU011 cow oum 1 , were. operat9rs . wJth lttM aUotme-r.ts rnand ror ~heat 'following World grams? 1be answer consists of :tJeir vari.,Je or current costb 1 , 1~:: prQKram. Those who d" not culture Department reported. good& were •lightly lowe1 The to~ per eent. First quarter prvdulL or lesJ than nacres may vote War II .and the Korean Con. ~erlll parts: l41 Machinery, new vaneues. l!'·ll"d to \"Ole will receive none Parflally offsetting were \e&· o.ex of price~ paid ti@Cl the remnJ Lion Pfll' CO'f' · waa at 81• ,annual if they meet certain rquire- (Hct. · (1) We have more land and ;md fertil~tion have emtblt!d ul rhP benefi ts of the pragram sorrally lower pnces for eggs and 1higl• reached in faouary, ' and rate of 1.410 pounds of milk, 10 men~., They must :· mak~ their Wheat .output -.per acre has ' o~er resources a\'ailable and tarmers to ·increase yields. a~~d. rna) not plant more than wholesale m1lk The m1d AJM'd Wti I ~ cent higher than _. .pounda more th.JIQ ~ ~Jtl2. . electuX'I to participate, that lrisen faster than the total of SUitable for wheat producUon 15) Under past and prt-:'bent their small farm base acreage overall prices were the same &!I year earher. 'n\e Department "-'" present is, state 0\elr intentions, on or domestic demand at preva.Ung than are needed to meet prejj- i price relatiopships, large acrt"- for the years 1959, 1960, and - - - - - The increase in prices r~ceived lndleations are that combined before 'May 13th according to prices and the amount tha• it ent demand. ·~··of whest land have no ll961, il the referendum passes. Mr. Delmer Rhodes 18 a pa- was enough to bring the parity marketings ol mJlk and eream Wallace Barr and John Bot· has been possible to channel in· (2) We encouraged expansion pr•clical alternative use. I Further details on the pro- ttent at Holzer Hospital. · rat"'. up to 71 !rom the 77 recorcl- !rom !arms may be above the tum: Ohio State University Ex· to foreign outlets. ol wheal production during :s1 Past gove~nment program ' ~· em will be presented m a Mrs. Florence Mayhugh ed In mid-March. The April raUo 11162 lev<!ts, IMlt the prieel farmte:nslon econo~ts. An uperator Total domestic use has chang- World War II to meet the needs have not brougtit production m latet artlcle. an evening Nith .Josie war 1 per cent under that of a err. recewe may average aligbtly does this by SJgnlug the state. erl little in the last 30 years. Mr. and Mrs. Dave year ago. tower. ment ol the back ol hiS notiCe Ia · h renee Welk directed cham· nd c:h'ld · D ·1 · . . 4 1963-3 <Form MQ-:!4) .!rom the ASCS ~\~~~ ~": r.::ta ti~:nsum~ pagne musi~ by the auxili•ry ~ith hi~ ;.::.:n::'~r.and Mrs. II y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May ' office entitled Notice ol 1964 lion has !allen, members. Champagne lady (EJ, Fred Riggs. Wheat Acreage Allolmetll" and , bl . f . 1-.n Clark) sang "Love Letters · Mrs Kate wilson who has returning It ·to the cou nIy ASCS The wheat proto em o 10· h , . . ' . not only the ISfam1ers ' In t e Sand . B~ckgroulld music been the guest of her daugh· ollice by May 13. lsO li I I [WO> by Mrs. LISle. ter Vinas Lee ol Racine since In makilll an election to p&r· a to consumers v ng n The welcome address was giv· groom (Sylvia ZwiJllngl wall tos-. A thank 'ft I d . h ticipate the economists ex· rural and urban areas. ln some en by master of ceremonies· corted to the altar by the bride's I you .gt was pre-! un ergOJ ng eye su rgery as re. ' · of the country wheat k . I . . sented to Mrs . Lasle for her as- 1lurned lo her home. plam, a grower agrees .to com- . . ba If th Broo s 8ayre when a vanety father(Edtth Hood ) at the pomt sistance. I Mr s Ora Ariz has employply wit the acreage allot. the economic se. ese sbow was presenteil before a of a shotgun, followed by he I . .. . t · 1 PI PI t ment and marketing quota ~re ~n.able. to ~rovlde full house in the Syracuse grade flower girls (Mildred Pierce ! .rh.~ grand ftnale , S1de ~r 1me~ 8 · easan · vtsions if the re,ferendum pass· faDU)y .hvmg m thts area school auditorium, April 26, and Phyllis Hendrix) , the bnfie 1Side was sun~ by the Auxth· : Dana ~~ner consulted a es. Farmers with 1964 . allot· th•t w11l have ·to move .sponsored by the Ladles Auxili· <Betty Hayes I and ring . be.,.. lary . memb.rs, followed b~ the loot specialist at Athens recentKnown Perfonn•nce • Known PedigrH Mor~an ly no charge. Microfilllt.work done by tile 10clety ~ Melp con• listed of pbotoeraphy of all deeds trom 1812, to · 18711 and vital statistics through 1908. Deeds were photographed In recorder Rob10n's office and the , other. work was done at Probate Judte O'Brien'• permission. "It is our Intent to microfilm the early record 1 of every county in the United States " Aid saun· d•.s. " It .may require 15 years," he added. Micr?fllmtng already haJ been gl!nerally com· pleted tn ConnerUcut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland New. Hampshire, North Carolina Vermont and ' Vlrgmia. Filming Is also being done In Arizona Colorado District o~ Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, ld.: ho, lllinOJs, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, · Malia• chusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York Pennsylvama, Rhode Island, South Carolina· Ten: nessee, Texas, Utah, Washington and West V~aln!a, Counties c~mpleted in Ohio include ROSI, Fay· ette, P1k~, Sc10to, .Jackson, and now Meigs. Gallla county w1!1 be the next stop for Saunders. The proJed not only is 1 help to the Morman ~hurch, but 1t may someday turn Into 1 gigantic a1de to some county whose recorda may be washed away by a flood or destroyed In a fire. •ear urller. ~, ·r""" o1 lhe di!ry ~ ' Uollri Pro•o Ill~ Farm production ~ 1'010 ollows that prod~~<li<wr per <OW WASHINGTON IUPJ I- Farm slightly during tbe montb. due io dl!tiDg the linl ~ ol ltll3 · . 81 to be held tarmers may vote v;;:s In Salt Lake City, "Preservataion of past records for benefit of the future ." This apparently is the motto of a current long range project of the Morman Church Genealogical . Society headquarters at Salt Lake City, Utah. After a month stay in the Meigs area, 23·year-old microfilm photographer Vernon D. Saunders, who Is one of seven Genealogical Society photographers in the nation , has finished the filming of early Meigs records at the county courthouse. The former college engineering student, who does the work as a type of missionary from The Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church organiza. lion , says the records are microfilmed so t h a t Mmmans will be sure to have a record of their an· ce.•tors and also as a service to the aeneral public. Personable and .voung. Saunders explains that a :o pv of the microfilm will be supplied to Meigs Countv Recorder F:leanor Robson and to Probate Judge· F. H O'Rrien where some filming work was •!so done Another cop,v of the film goes into the main of· flee . while still a third film is placed in a Ja··ge Salt • Lake Ci!v cave voult fur safe keeping. Saundf'rs pointed out that the count.v microfilm copy is supplied by the Morman people at absolute· DueToHi~her Retur~OnBeefCatt~e . B . Jt. iii•UJ!'Sl.EE w~al erop i5 to attempt to aru whlclt may already bf oY· lof the u. S. and our Allies. ·~·!ine with utilization, ce,-h' .lcrlot!ll!lnl o\IOilt 1 brlng the production of wheat ererowded .ftol!l the ocooomie (3) Wheat tarmera, oe.Uu~ in At the referendum :~ • Fam Pril.es stn,v One Percent lntr~ e WATERLESS COOKWARE . 7-fi..C:I SIT •stl)let i'ey l'on •110 Qt. Sauce Pan • tid ·i· qt.: Sauce Pan 4 Lid tJ;ltltch OVen & Ud .', ' .... 29.95 18·95 Hybrid Seed . (orn NOW ON. • All HAND .. V•rieties of Llndm..;Jt • All Varieties Hu,npbr•¥· • All Varieties Ohio ,.vbr.Ws ttylUkk �. . Middleport Boys' LeagUe Summer Baseball Schedule The Daily Sentinel 'J:.IIIIf ,...,, V~••• ~ . . , ., ..... It • ..,... ........ 1 lub' • ' GAHS. Panthers l·n Track • • ' ' Jallluu at Jravtl .... , ..... t yaueet at .......I'll JI.. • ., so PUBLIC PAGE . •• • . . 1 Je,••u ............... J .SALE ,-... J:lravet II V•lleeJ ....... · l liOIIIIon 11 lltdte~ll · • • •• • • I ~ 75..,...AN11U Indiana al llediOll . " .... · 1 Brtvtl at SO!IIIGn · · • • • • • • I ; ;, June $ ULI.I~tl lltdlep at Vukees • • · · • · • 1 lltdll>x al Brates . .. • .. .. I . June f• 7 e lenalon 11 lldi•C• · • • • • · I ' Vanktn atlalllua ...... · · J Jui7 Jun• 10 Indiana 11 lePtun ' · • • · · · · 1 ., Jledsox at Vaakees ....• · · • I • JUJlt 12 Senators at Yankees •••• • . l (Not respoDBible fM ac:ddeatl) July Bravea at Red legs ........ 2 .IIIDt 13 lledlep at lledso~> ....... · 1 WNOAY, .IMY 12TH Braves at Indians . . • • . • • · I Juno 17 Vanken at Braves .• · • · • • · I Jndiant at lledlegs .• · · · · • · J June 11 Yankees at RedleJa ..• , •.• , 1 Jledsox at Sen1ttr. ........ I Good Selecllon ('j "'' June 20 Senatora at ar.vet . • • • • • • • I . POTTED llediOJ: at lmll1115 • • • • .. .. I ' PLANTS June 24 Indians at Vaakees • , .••••• 1 Brave• at Redaox • , • , • . • •• J OlDER NOWII v•ees at RediiOa . .. .. .. . 1 llldlep It IIaNa" ... ..... I Table Arrang.-nts ......................... WlepltJnv• ........ 1 Cont~o-Gifts Willing Flesh Needed If '63 eWo Gin Top Valuo Sta"'ps THE SHOE BOX We Wire Flower~ I iwrywhere WY 2·2039, Day or Night U. S. KIDS tANVA5 FOOTWEAR FOR THii iNTIRE I'AMILY • &.awsull COULD COlt - YOU Yourffann. I Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter POMIIOY W. MAIN N. 2nd A ... Mldcllo,.rt, 0. . tlolnt tho. ·~ " lot.. - • t l tht hom• lt'!llfl! phs 11• 18 flll4 • !111..-i WM,.. all the P Ml ' c• Wh1t1t Y4111 - lot obtained without olllll- 1'Wanln8 oroui\II,M.t&tlltJOUrflx..UpH"''"*'•• .......... ,....... ,. . •·r, ' . Tran•lucent ltlllfql•• ldeal for patio covers, en~ tnnoo way eovors. on4 QIIDy other applications, 41\QW II .... ~"·ft. r~. i<fqJ war fw llle !Mo!Cir· man Itt pantl lllllltw..tiq roomo.lllrninalw . . . . . . . . SQ. of llniahl,... A• w • .... ....• n. W. sttck e CCIIIIIhiiJiq el ..... ,., lltoth ......... twl., -lioa:llt_ . . •..: _.,.... Allow.- •• ~~ GUTTERING Bolt QUality IUtteriD' . dOWIIIpDUfi" lftd ICitlftHr-- illl. Galvlllllld or alumJ. nuJD., AI low aa ---- lh ft. ·: CQm" In ~mciJ ball IJld 11tt4t llllif lh' Jddlllon of watsr. SelentlfleaJIJ Jllill· Olj. ~low •• .... Wt Art Yeur HWIIJiltHtn "" "' Plumlll~ P!Xtul'fl •ntl ' . ~..,... •~M t~UMI luppn.. . ''Vfrln• ·· lwli.i: I••' ' ' ~ N•.$D .AVI. ., · • ·. a..,Pf!IV 6». . . MIDOL.POIT WV2,J1q . Jh ., . . . fURNi.TURE • t, ' ,.. · !f I I •.; " •' ~T "~! " ',., ·, 20 �. . Middleport Boys' LeagUe Summer Baseball Schedule The Daily Sentinel 'J:.IIIIf ,...,, V~••• ~ . . , ., ..... It • ..,... ........ 1 lub' • ' GAHS. Panthers l·n Track • • ' ' Jallluu at Jravtl .... , ..... t yaueet at .......I'll JI.. • ., so PUBLIC PAGE . •• • . . 1 Je,••u ............... J .SALE ,-... J:lravet II V•lleeJ ....... · l liOIIIIon 11 lltdte~ll · • • •• • • I ~ 75..,...AN11U Indiana al llediOll . " .... · 1 Brtvtl at SO!IIIGn · · • • • • • • I ; ;, June $ ULI.I~tl lltdlep at Vukees • • · · • · • 1 lltdll>x al Brates . .. • .. .. I . June f• 7 e lenalon 11 lldi•C• · • • • • · I ' Vanktn atlalllua ...... · · J Jui7 Jun• 10 Indiana 11 lePtun ' · • • · · · · 1 ., Jledsox at Vaakees ....• · · • I • JUJlt 12 Senators at Yankees •••• • . l (Not respoDBible fM ac:ddeatl) July Bravea at Red legs ........ 2 .IIIDt 13 lledlep at lledso~> ....... · 1 WNOAY, .IMY 12TH Braves at Indians . . • • . • • · I Juno 17 Vanken at Braves .• · • · • • · I Jndiant at lledlegs .• · · · · • · J June 11 Yankees at RedleJa ..• , •.• , 1 Jledsox at Sen1ttr. ........ I Good Selecllon ('j "'' June 20 Senatora at ar.vet . • • • • • • • I . POTTED llediOJ: at lmll1115 • • • • .. .. I ' PLANTS June 24 Indians at Vaakees • , .••••• 1 Brave• at Redaox • , • , • . • •• J OlDER NOWII v•ees at RediiOa . .. .. .. . 1 llldlep It IIaNa" ... ..... I Table Arrang.-nts ......................... WlepltJnv• ........ 1 Cont~o-Gifts Willing Flesh Needed If '63 eWo Gin Top Valuo Sta"'ps THE SHOE BOX We Wire Flower~ I iwrywhere WY 2·2039, Day or Night U. S. KIDS tANVA5 FOOTWEAR FOR THii iNTIRE I'AMILY • &.awsull COULD COlt - YOU Yourffann. I Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter POMIIOY W. MAIN N. 2nd A ... Mldcllo,.rt, 0. . tlolnt tho. ·~ " lot.. - • t l tht hom• lt'!llfl! phs 11• 18 flll4 • !111..-i WM,.. all the P Ml ' c• Wh1t1t Y4111 - lot obtained without olllll- 1'Wanln8 oroui\II,M.t&tlltJOUrflx..UpH"''"*'•• .......... ,....... ,. . •·r, ' . Tran•lucent ltlllfql•• ldeal for patio covers, en~ tnnoo way eovors. on4 QIIDy other applications, 41\QW II .... ~"·ft. r~. i<fqJ war fw llle !Mo!Cir· man Itt pantl lllllltw..tiq roomo.lllrninalw . . . . . . . . SQ. of llniahl,... A• w • .... ....• n. W. sttck e CCIIIIIhiiJiq el ..... ,., lltoth ......... twl., -lioa:llt_ . . •..: _.,.... Allow.- •• ~~ GUTTERING Bolt QUality IUtteriD' . dOWIIIpDUfi" lftd ICitlftHr-- illl. Galvlllllld or alumJ. nuJD., AI low aa ---- lh ft. ·: CQm" In ~mciJ ball IJld 11tt4t llllif lh' Jddlllon of watsr. SelentlfleaJIJ Jllill· Olj. ~low •• .... Wt Art Yeur HWIIJiltHtn "" "' Plumlll~ P!Xtul'fl •ntl ' . ~..,... •~M t~UMI luppn.. . ''Vfrln• ·· lwli.i: I••' ' ' ~ N•.$D .AVI. ., · • ·. a..,Pf!IV 6». . . MIDOL.POIT WV2,J1q . Jh ., . . . fURNi.TURE • t, ' ,.. · !f I I •.; " •' ~T "~! " ',., ·, 20 �... e;Eafly Bird Gets The Cash Don't Wait! Pla<:C YOur W~niAd T~Y!: ~-.-W-.-NT. -.-0---, INFORMATION 6--Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, I (91 (9) FOR SALE FOR - 1963==;R;,EA~L:;E~S;.T;.A;TE;==I---:-H::EL~P~W:::A=N:;;TE;:~D;r--l - AMBmous woman: Do yru want Iota of money? FasclJ>. atlng job? Wilh 1o wort filii or pari time? Mauagerlal abll· ly? H you do, write &. 121, IIFARM. - 80 acres, 12 acres Clifton, W. Va. cultivated, good 110 story 4 29 6ta frame, 7 rooms, with cellar. 1957 Ford - - - - - - - - $795 Base".'e~t barn, . garage, othINSURANCE Country Squire St. Wagon 9 Pass. Powe-r gteering, V8 mo. er buddmga, fnnt trees, wen tor, au.lomatic tr.1ns., good tir(>s, radio and heater. !~need, near Athens County, BARNES SIMPSON illllll' line. t4,500.00. Terms. ance Acency. MiddleporL FARM - 58 acres, 38 acres Fire, automobile, bonds. I'lL 1957 Ford - - - - - - - - - $895 cultivated, good 7 room WY M90I. a !3 Uc V8 l'onv. Cpe-. Red finish , new white nylon top. Good house with bath, basement, Realer llllaniiCO . . , . W .W. tire-s. V8 motor, automatic trans., radio, heater. furance heating, b I o c k "lllluraaee for ...., peraspnng house wtth water sysand 11111111018 oeed." lem, other buildmgs. On state Plaoae WY WGI route $6 500 00 Terms OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. U~ · ood Run . .· ' On. · POMEROY. OHIO ""' e acre, on g 4 ~ gravel road orr Route 124. room frame dug well with ~ water system. fronl porch. --""-_ _:.. FO=R ::IA,L~--$2,200.00. Terms. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN I MAY ' t MODERN 2 pi"'• biege liv-1\t)>NT ADS WOt!K wanders BOX zu PHONE WY %-2%:!0 Theodo~us Council D~ughters ing room suite, $65. Joan when you wish tt bU) or sell. POMEROY, omo of America wtll meel m reguHarmon. Rutlana. SH 2-4522. Read the Want AJs for quiet 5 3 3tc lar ...,;ion Monday at 7:30 p. Call after 4 p. m. results. m. The charter will be draped POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET ® POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) IJ 0 cJA L ' j===:~ 0~~~~:::~~5~2~3t~c~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ SINGLE 4 poster d bed with springs and matreweav•ng ress· Carol ·· DECKER sand- trPss. $15. One adjustable arm making and alterations. ';~~::,:available at chair with cushions, $6. One Osborn. Long Bottom. Ohio. Restaurant. Op- cabmet electric sewing rna5 4 3tc •• a. m. till midnight. chine Igood condition) $45. ·WY 2-9976. One an tique dres<••. $50. One WE OI'FER every kind of bull· S 3 6tc Westmghouse electric dozer, back, hoe excavation, 5(;:-JHo!ne:imruie general hauling and fill dirt. .. er, plus new grille, $20. Can Call WY 2_3243 _ Free nuts..§c, Breakfast served and be seen after .5 p. m. at .48 mates. Emmet W. Shuler, ~8 packed at Barnette's N 3rd Ave. Middleport, Ohto. Contracting. 4 26 Homo Resta•rant and Pizza 5 3 3tp . .-'!" - CALL NOW I'OR f tim · ShOll,. Reasonable prices. Op- SPRING- SAMPLES. drapery ree es a te en ~ a. m. till 12 p. m. materials . have arrived. Spec- on far~ pond~, lakes, priVi ~::f.l~-· 'IVY 2·9976, Middleport. ial price on Dacron and Sa· ate roads, cleanog land, base~, ' , tin, $1.&9 a vard. Mrs. Lee ment excavat:Jns, and other. Rudisill. Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. 5 3 3tc Shuler, Contracting. BUY TliE BEST. Complete line 4 26 trc or cement blocks. Cement . Mortar - Wicdows - Lintels. I'OR PAINTING, lnlertor and Forest Run Block Co. exteriors Ca~ Ri:ar':.n:~ 1 • Pbone W\' 2-2067 6011 N. 'econ tr ' e4 3 30tc Pomeroy, Ohio port. 3 27 30tc '•========='J!I See U§ For... -;;--::c==-c:c:c ;r D K lb S d C 8 a ee orn DeKalb Sudax "Antique Car" Pattern Talll6 01• Watar or SX11 Glasses With Purchase saf•ly an,"dibletts.IJ You get 1 glaS! free each Agrico Fertilizer Dex-A-D1et ~ time you purchllSe tO gal· Stark Drugs. Ions ol gasoline or more, or Middleport Feed Mill 'P,hene C,. 0 ,._,lilt. .I \Aillf'IO ' - - Ll 0 . for ie Mitch Florence andGilmore all officers and Gold· snd the team are requested to be wh'l present and wear 1 e. MAY 7 Pomerov Chapter 186 OE3 will meet -in regular session on Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. at the M . T mple There will be asomc e · initiation. The Fun - Wile • You • Learn Garden Club will meet Tue!!day at 7:30 p. m. at the home of · Mrs. H. D. cunningham. Umon Ave. MASON _ 3 bedroom .frame home, large carpeted living room. This home is situated on attractive 60' x 120' lot with l•rge double garage. $12,0011.00. . HAVEN - brtck 4 bed· room home, forced >ir fuel oil heat, storm windows and oak floors . Very good buy at $10,500.00. miles from New Haven - 5 room home wilh good garden spot, stoker-fired coal furnace. Also 5 acres of ground. I' $7 000 00 \..a ' CUCKLER REALTY BRANCH OFFICE .In, ROUSH SALESMAN eWS, \ PHONE' SB%-:Ml Enlistments Ann ced BY . ODD • .t ...:.._ R • lU"WY ecnnter Vlrgtl B. Queen, 11011 of Mrs. Doshle Queen of Southside. W. Va. bas enllsled for m~ In Europe and will be sta· tloiled there alter basic trainlng at Fort Knox, Ky · Gory Lee WoO, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Woll ?' Tok yo. Japan, (Jack Woll '' wnb the State Department) who epent the summer months wor)· ing with the State Deparbnei!t 1n Pakiltan while a student at Ohio University, Athens, enll!ted for M!Utary Iotelllgence and will attend the lntelll•enre • School at Fort Holabird, Md. · Jackie Wayne Hatfield, ~us· band of Mrs. Rosenell Hatfield of Red House, w. va. has re· enlisted tn the regular Armt. Lyle Shelton Sheets, son of ••••kn· Star Mr. and Route, Mrs. Eureka, Milfreda Sheets, gradU· ate of Gailt'a Academy will at· tend the Englneer Equipment Mainle?ance School after baSIC tramlng. . . Lowell Leshe N1emeyer, son of Mr and Mrs. Charles I'll• meyer of B Ltberty Avenue, Pomeroy has enlisted for as· . •. stgnment '" the Far East. Women, Losers, Serve Dinner To 'Men's Class TELEviSioN IN REVIEW .I Hospital .News I 8 f REE! ,, 'lllAt 1'111111 rRIDAY ~ fltt N09'1 8 Q5 !lllcred Heart !'rGpalll I :111 Country JUilbunte I 311 ~e... 0 1~ Farm World Nellt I 4b Meip eotm1r RFD rtfl. New• I till lb'••~llltlt Plrtr 'ver Report tUI , _ NeWI t1 40 Cruntry .1< · I iiii ·NM • "'"--'" .i· M'l'llliD41 lltCIIIDClLI .... ~e... 1•415 Couoll7 Mtllla 1'lme 1:3(1 NoQ.. I:S Farm 1¥orld Newa 1:411 RJI'D · f:IO Ne11'S Di: f: , . Brulefl.l l 1'11'17 Knaw. !2AVY JONES mu.' . ~ .. s ,,., 'a} N · -..rw:;., .,nder .. ''· ADhqmty • • ~ b.' · tems 0fInterest .. M!1- , iltl« •L ..., i"' ,. 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CTV IPIPioOIV'I' Nowa SI8J1 Off ~ ly lllNIE IUSHMILLEa THIS IS ,• • • tr'm• Ira#' , 111.1 ANTINOISE W!!!K W J EH -RADIO ltloadaJ 1:00 I:S~ 7:41 1:00 ftr.._ on l'rllltf 12:10 . 12:11 lUll IJ:III Slab Conummtty N..,. 1'bo ldfeiiDt Ohio ValltJ Ntlftl U5 Sportot 'lWIJ 1:10 World N.,.. 1:16 Maalcal Clock 1:111 Laratorrq 1:10 Pub1ia SlrYict 1:4& Sbnea Of 11Jtoa1n1 10:011 Mum CGtmty hot• IO:tli ~ Ill lbt 1'8n lt:16 WDI'Id Newa 11:00 1'1111 o1 tbt 1'01111 (uapl FrL Onardt Bella ll:tt World ...... lUI lluoa CottntJ 11t1t1 12:11 Nat11 12:05 Local Ne... 12:10 Obtll NMarlet. Llfquud Bullelltl llolrd Ntll'8 0 Gr11111 Conun....., KEEP OUR CITY QUIET Alfk:uliuo• Alad l2c45 Couotey Go Ruuao. DICK TRACY Bv CHESTER GOULD 1:55 Newr 11et1 1:00 Couota, Go ~ RIDt nsi<EO "l'lOtl MANAGER TO FIX A ROPI! 1:16 Nat11 8oat 1:00 Midway Mallnle 1:16 N- 'lelt 4:10 Dllcq Willi 0.. 4:• ~ I:DI Coalalualty N.,.. 1:11 World • Nlllon8l lftlll 5:11 8)IOIIIclll oa ~ 1:011 Newa 1: Ill Mualell Clock 7:3tl Sign Off 1'bome Tbt Quill lkilr New. Sunday Sho- ly KING ... 11111111 l:a 811011 II 1111 Croa 1:10 1:10 4:118 4:06 4:30 t:36 ALLEY S.lluft.Wt 4:30 N- t:SS Pllttar Par!J ~ASOLINI 41. . . . . Plllllr Ptrr1J ~:: ~~:: 1 Ne.. ' ..-Platter Party ltl :30 Newo 11111111" 4a10 boW - 10:111 WUb. Rlpll .to lilt"hopp.j-----:------'--_;;______ Tue., 1o Tbun. IUO Sodll 81 all) t: Ill Local New II :00 CGulllrl IiymD t•40 Platter Pll'ly 111111 """ · u :a Couota, a,ma ,_ ••oo News -· lD ID •mdiJ Outpel 1:05 TraveiiD' ow. 11,10 N,.. a..., 1:30 Sporlll 11:11 Tht ....... 1:00 Newa 11:10 Ref. llltltD ,... t:06 S!Jorta l:ao 11o11r o1 D un l:!b &m-DoWD lltrlntide 1:10 U.lbtra . . . I!IO Newa I!ID Newo 7:00 Stgn Oft I:DD 1'bo lila L11 J:..::;e:r w1£pen .. PRID LAIIWILL llllt.l ...... 7:10 N1111 7:15 Breal:ful Part)' 1:00 Nowo 1:00 Bmkfaat Par!J Ul U~ U6 1:11 at I a-""" 11:11 IG1I J - lllodt AYI. t• tfl, Noon News II:IS Weather Report iHtl M11110 Jllll !w You l ·oo Nelli l:tlo i'l:uslc Jtm For YOll t J lllewa I-IIII 14Uiict Jllllll For You I Oii.Ntws Uli Muotc Jllllll For Y011 1'31' Na"' l·ll'lf•llllt f'11r You HtfI -~Pww l'lrl1 · a, •••lnl Radio (1'1111117 Wonblp 'lbun.l &:Oil New 11·56 Upper Rnom Meditations 1,05 TraveUn' 'nma SOCiety • News c --·- I 1~ BhdiUI ·PiftJ 10:10 Nt... 13tl van Particle Sport Show lo.lli MusiC In tbt Air 1 !& llnlleflll Pai'IJ 10: .. Tba Good Wfa I 45 •lUer Fun>. Show-i"rr. IO:IIi ~ Obio SkiM ur Nne U:llf N•w• . ~~~ Willi Jlllll& 11:06 fop t., Show 1 06 f,30 !'IIIII ll:at. !';no , ' Ul Ooffeo Wllb Janel 11:35 DutulD I Top Tta lllo1t 1:41. Belt1 Nnllm Show 12:00 N..,.._ NOCIII a.po&1 tUtl Newa 12:18 MUIIO lllterludl 10 Oil l'bttawtal - · 12:10 ~· Merlin 1'lela tO:IO Count)' lioe DoWil 1:011 ~ ewa tl·3t Newo 1:05 Platter Part:7 11:35 Cruni)P Hoe DoWD 3:30 Newo 11.1111 News ' 3:35 Plallar Party I• 11 hap lllolp 4:00 Ne111 tl 30 Newt 4:00 !'latter Party Laure} Cli££ 1 IARNIY GOOGLI 1ttd SNUPJIY IMITtt :"'*.., 1 311 '~ewo 1 M l'lcltenJ llllrclwM Show t:llti flreatfast PariJ No / ·Ill Natll t1epurt !O.OO Nowo I ·IX' Breatlut Par!J I0:06 Pollra PariJ iL====,..====,...I , ! 6 I e ..':. ---· -···WMPO Pomeroy landmark "iil!liii.·-· I -.. t- u.-.., • e 1 \ ;, I N .,. 3 1----------- I' I 11. -rpenter N EVeOI$ Blaettnars '"""! ohtl '*' L. e I ,,. , · .• • 11\171 0 All Y CR0 SSW0 RD Mr9 Ge Bfrtbs g E Jon09 R 1 G nd• or e2. 38. F• ld • ra e, $01'1, : p;m. r ay. Mrs. Fra nk B· Th~pson, New Haven, W. Va., 11011• 3:58 a.m. Friday. Mrs. Robert E. Bw:ger, 50 Grape St., son, 12:23 a.m. Friday. r:: *z ROLLYWOOD (tJPI) - "Wboo llr R e - didn't op .... ~ ' llDll Iller! board cllalnnan, .. woman's bUmped off, 11er 11u1- ..~ hi was l!fl'lld ~· woulda't "rill t-'l7 !Grwanl to coiYed bald lllll!loD cloUa,.. talband I! alway• tbe flrtl ouopeot bt able to kelP 1 Mralpt fadt. havltt( thlo W4dM•& oald one of fJaa ll'OIII a fCIIIIIIUl' llllurAJk'" -0/hlch givoo you a Utile aid• One of the ladiM asld a. bas the la&t. liMo l"lcbtt ubd bar policy on llltl lftt...Ht dltcl of ongllmJIIIe of wllat poople really rl•n•illl lor tht bll dar bow slti,.' W Ill& lllll'riad. 'l'btl • Iii JlltUlt')', think about DW'I'Iap." lineo lsi! September, Soon lhe 11 ! • - - · " - ·- - - Mtere 1a ... liVId..,.. that ut1o !IOinl! to take the ..,. "' obterva!laa Ill a-g. ·Orwell's their wedding elothts, and AnOiti '-r'tnllh novel, "Camlal U)l for Air,' 'has hopes thot b!' .,,.. tlmo ·t~ I. Prilot_.o prevented peop1t from doing wbat she can. bo nnishOd 10 a -.:;.~ come. naltll'ally: and with the '1ft bact end enlo!> lht WI!Oie ~.... pu~ ~ month 9f Jut1t Inevitably Impend- thi"8. . t. ii'IINot Q&Woo illl. .f !IS-TV'o droll dall7 moroing In m7 panle, I foraot. whlolt of 11.=~ Lf!::8• • shoW, ''Ctlendar," I• doVOting au the ladies ~aid of lltr hUJbond. H.llilHII lids t1tk to the subjeel of wed- "AI tho time arowo cloar, be'• Olulo , . lt. , _ dflp. · ~«tin& q~lte netted about ft."J. ::- =~~ 11. ... ~.. . Aod N Lt a good tbiDJ that tba I on)J lmow I aaree<l with her If: turleo hoolesl, Ma'7 rJetall, Itt droll, with all my heart. . :Ia. •bile J8. JIDiori.lt'lll beeausa alter tbree days of watcb- 1be whole tlllrlg, aaid one ol -""" ... inl and 1 am convinced the sals, JJ • "&~Pnt~c tuk." 11.="~ 11. Xiaft"' that tho on)J aMrutlvt In thlo And the logJJtica poured forth 22. Exc:18. lclO llllbject, If fCill beppe to be of lion& with tha strategy, one of tho · Uol> U..Rthe male 1ondor, II to try. I give pleceo of advice In the lal!or field A = Ill - • X«L you. W~ u Ill lllstance. thebtlnl thet the laraer ~-weddlna 11. "'A lite 110. ~ MIBB r ....., Wll Oil her own, more people you ....,..d, Jlft· - a t lite 1:1. co 0 a what with hor UtlUill oo-boot, liar- *il!lably by not JnyjjJne them. ~.Awle " ll•aonner, DCJI bolq on band Most lnterootlng Wllf the fact ,., ... ,.... ""'T.:-r.l~ •o ,.,~ h,... qu..tlaa two prospec· that wbeD MW ll'lctett uked ller JIIDpt ti¥• mothenotn-law about prepa. gu- about their flrat tlxt!Jgbta ' IO.WO< '"ron' tor waddlnp, the matter when they found out thalr off. II.OIIontal of ·IKI~ not to llliUII people, and IIJII'Inga W9"ld soon get married, I L ..u . forth. I hlvt the feelint! that aetther of them oald mucb, 11 J ~--•-ged u""' ~ Patients recenlly discharged W. p Bressler, CS1, L o ca I included James Wetherholt, Navy R~iler announced the Mrs Leonard Reed Mrs N C Navy.'• Htgh School graduate. Wel~h Jesse Eblin' Bil~ host,' tralnmg programs ar,. now <·p' ' d Mrs Lando Robinson Mrs. 10 h' h h001 en t' ·'g ~eruo~gr: . Lewis Woodall, Mrs. Vance ua '"~ '" r { ;' . uneth 0 e- Johnsoo and Infant daughter , :e~ ~:~~ urmg e sum- William Tolbert, Mrs. JessJI Th N ; h. h h 1 d Melvin, Mrs. Allie Hlgginboth· e avy s tg sc oo gra · . Promotion patches were • uate training program ena'>les am, Mrs. Aurts Bradsha11, Mrt. warded when the Cub s.,outs. the graduate wilo qualifies to Hazel Mtller, Mrs.. wuna.. Pack 131 of Syracuse held their enlill in the vocational fip,Jd of ~yhwardoodTh,Samuel Ntbert, John Pack meeting recently in the his choice and is assigned to a rdc A M-~'!'as, Jr., aod Rlcb. grade scool auditorium. technical school in his field . a · "'"'· ~W ~.:. W. VA., Meryl Houdashelt, principal The meeting opened with the This program enables t ~ • ~moac ~ . · FOR SALE - Two bedroom ~f Columbia ele~entary ~chool, pledge to the American nag, fol· prospective-graduates to know , Accordmg to the IDI~ hor.1e. Beautiful Birch !<itch· listed lhe followmg pupds as lowed by prayer by the Cub well in advance )Vhat training Iport of the nursing departi;ne . en. automatic gas beat. 1649 havmg altatned the honor roll Scoutmaster the Rev Harold opportunities he is qualilie1 tor those patients who were JIB! Lincoln Heights. CaU J o b n during the fifth six weeks grad- Holmes. He' also prals'e.J lhe when he enlista and insures him as fair ~~luded Cindy Sbrlvtl'j. Blaettnar. WY 2-5127. $-19-tlc mg pertod. Ftrst Grade - Joey Deo Mothers for their work of getting technical training in Mrs. MtUte Carpenter, M n . - N1 s d p ts G DaiSy Brown Mr9 p 1 Bar • FARM FOR SALE. 231 acres, e son econ - . ~ Y reer, and staled that the help of any his chosen field. au • • 1 8 room boose, furnace and Jane Jordan, Robbie Markins, other mothers interested N:JUtd Seniors desiring to qualify lor ee and Arthur Nelson. running water. 4 room house, Joan Wooten Thtrd - Ruth be appreciated. this program can apply at the _ __;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._ _ 2 barns.. Stale Rt. 124, 5'1.. Ann Jordan, Greg _Jones. Nan- Cubs of Den I, Keith Lisle, Navy recruiting office miles F..ast of Racine. cy Smtih, Rita WilbUr, Kath- Kenny Rizer, Randy Cross and 24, Posl Office Buililing, 3 1 a combination oil change Tony Fowler. Owner & Opp. Dwight Hoback ~n Lowther Fou~t~ - Mar- · Paul Forbes, Jr., showed draw· ens, or see the Navy recruit~r ~:r:-"sH"'om==-=M::-a-y-o: thlt 1 and tube job. ''We Do Custom Grinding" 4 30 6tc gte Jeffers, Patrtcta Walsh, ings they had made. Den Moth· at th• Masonic Temple. o'oml'- - - - - - - - - - - , 1 00 5 M ON U S 124 by u 1 Start A Set Nowl N. 2nd Ave. Middleport =:-c:==--,----,---- -, Barbara Brookhart. Sixth - ers are Mrs. Olin Knapp ond roy, or. Thursdays of each wetk Avenue Brl~. n· , FOR SALE: 4 room house, 1 Sherry Willis Seventh - Cher- Mrs; William Rizer. at 11 a.m. anytime prior to G . . , ........, Gallipolla BEATING AND acre ground, full basement. yl Ellis Eighth - Linda Fol· Mrs. Harold Smith, Den Mo- graduation and take the neces· dam 18.0, 15.1, running 12 feet S 2 3tc Super Service Station Mueu- Furuacel Phone WY 2-6127 4-27·30tp den, John Goodwin, Brenda Mas. lh'- of Den 2 conducted quest· aary tests. on rollers, Pomtroy-MaSOII 10.811 ~..,_-:-==~==-- Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 ..._ nd Do st t Pt PI )~lLI:~-Arnold Brothers FOR SALE : Four 1!00<1 lots. aay a nna ou . ions and answers on places and . easant 24.19, Hinton 1.75, 1 Kanawha FaDs 2.9>1, Charleston 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio Good seven room house, bath The Temple MYF met at people of the U. S. A. Members - V-8 CUstom SINCER SEWING machines, Phone wv %-2448 and llo bath, basement and the church on Sunday evening are David Crow, John Eiching· 18.07, London; Marmet and Win· Standard Trans- j sales and StiVJce. The Fab6 7 Uc ~arage, out of high water. with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crab- er, Ronnie Freeman, Ricky fteld dams .we,.. on the aills. condition Pric· ric Shop, 115 w Second, Po- -----,== "'==--- Could be made into apart.- tree and Mrs. Earl Seel assist- Ash and Rodney Holman. This Boat movementat . · Phone WY 2-6073 wv 2-2284. 4-9-30tc AUCTIONEER ments. City O'aler, electricl- ing. Mary Massey was prog- group portrayed tbe Beverly Oblo River - Dave Crnctetl , :~n.::;;tr Elmer Young, Mi· Complete Service ty, gas. Priced for quick sale. ram leader and used the topic, llillbUiies. Assistant Den Moth· down 13, 6 a. m.; Cal!laUI Joi ·. ?t Ohio, after 5 p. m. '61 Pontiac _ $1,995 Crltt Bradford See Okey Wood, Syracuse. "Symbols Enrich Our Faith." er is Mrs. Aldo Jeffers. up 14, 2:40 p. m.1 lndi8ita up 5 3 Jtp VB Catalina Dr. Sedan. One W~~'cPh:~~:~:cf Phone \\'Y 2-G086. Mary Woodrum was dmadevo!lonal Mrs. Harold Holmes, Den 14. 9 p.Bm.; Chippewa up 14, U c 4 Rambler owner. Hyd. Radio. Racine, Oblo leader. Plans were e to Mother of Den 3 reported that Rev. John Davis of Thur- p. m.; . ingo down 14, ~:30 L ' hold a bake sale m the near Cubs Timmy Holmes, Stevie man recently called on Mr. and m.; ~retberger up 15, 7•·10 5 18 tfc lEGAL NOTICE future. Others present were Holmes, David Lipscomb, Ter· Mrs. Pearl Parker. m. • Robert Reed up 16, 7.;15 a. '60 Pontiac _ $1,795 ll.---=---c,0 AUCTIONEER. Mike. and Cathy Massey, and ry Moore, Steve Owens, Mike Bobby Musser, son of Mr. and m. : Jean Hutchinson up 17, 2:20 . V8 Sta. Wagon. Catalina. IIC.hes "McCOY, . Ph!lltp and Bob Woodrum. Weaver and Craig Cottrill; bad Mrs. Gene Musser injured his a. m. • A. E. Dykes up 11; 4:3t : One local awner. Hydrama· 11 Ohio. ~b:.!:.~ ~r. and Mrs. Raymond been very busy as they bad leg ·on barb wire. Six stitches a. m.; Western up .17, 6 a, m:J . tic . Power steering. Worth much more. . L••••••· lrwm and M<.. and Mrs. Glen completed ali their achieve- was n·-•ed 1o clo•" the wound CSI No. 3 and No.·lllp 18 8::!'1 ,.. PHOTO COPYING s.r.icea. from County. . ~ 1962. tor erlme of Irwm and cha'ldren oI Marysva·ue ments for promotion. Her as- Mrs."""' Esta Howell has been· P m.; Chris Jr. down 18, ' 12:41 Motors Copy any letter or document 11 S1reet, Pomeroy .""'~hye:~.~ ~= ~0~ :;;.; picnicked the Lake ~pe sistant is Mrs. Bob Moore. returned home from Meigs a. m.; FranklnJ . Pterce up 18. "'tellter Insurance, Pomeroy. :c··:: ... :: .. _hrarlllJ berore the State Park Sunday and VISited Promotion badges were a· Memorial hospital 5.15 a. m.; National down 18, Pli6Jitl WY Z.31170 2 15 Uc ?.~Iii.~~·;;.,;o,,_- ... ND PAROLE coM- lth M Gl 1 · ' t 1m · · 7 a m · W It B k' Pomeoray, Ohio 4 22 lfc g-~ Gno--, Plumbln• --~ MJS!~JON . on ..r after June 1983. w rs. 'en rwms parens, warded by Rev. Ho es as Olin RUe of Columbus called · ·• a er ec Jonl up 20, ~• o """ OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE COM· Mr and Mrs Dale Dye In the fo((OWS' h' th Mr Geo 4,25 a. m.,' Little EdWard da-'· !!------~..,..., ~• H MISSION . ' ' • 00 IS nlO er, S. rge ..... _ cars or eating By Robert L Baker, afternoon. Lion Mark SmiU1· Webelos- Renshaw recently Z3, 8:40 p. m.; C. V. Harner · Marvin Marks AUTOMATIC Maytag Mioersville, ObJo Parole .ancl Record Cleril • ' ' • d 23 · '" •· 1., '" Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Culwell Kenhy Rizer; Bear - Timmy Harmon Fox and Roy Howell own • 1:50 a. IlL; llh,le Sear' Used less ti1an two years. Beasley Math· Elld your sewer troubles LIOAL NOTICI formerly of Jackson have pur- Holmes, David Lipscomb; Wolf spent the weekend with their down 23, 2:30 a. Rl.; S. M;" half price. Call WY 2·6264. LY 3-1061 We have all sizes Puuuant to the provitlont or sec- chases a house trailer and mov- Mike Waver Terry Moore, families here Jenks ~own 23, C:20 a. ut. • Miq 5 I 4tc Sewer Machines tlonB 132l.Ol to l32l.U~ of the Re_ -...1 the h of th . ' ' . c ill . Lou up 23 5·15 a. m.; 'R. H. R.P.asooable Rates vt~~ed code or Ohio, notlo: e ;~ hrre- a.a near orne eLr son, Stevie Holmes, Craig ottr . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire NEW DEEP well pump $~25.00. eiven J:!~~~~ c~ty coi;;!~atfo~ Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Culwell. Bobcat David Crow, Mike Kimberlee and Kevin, of ':ol: Bosworth II down Greenup 3:41 Also well seat. Mildred Call WV 2··297't Day or Night 1 princlp•l plao:e or bu•ine•• Mr. anrl Mrs. Dennis Cluff Weaver, Rodney .Holman, Dav- umbus spent a weelr.end wJth 8 · m.; Shufly down GleP.nup ,,,,,.,,.--_,SCALES, shaker screen sell, Long Bottom, Ohio. tclr"=======7;_;:26;._:U~c 1~~~-:~•;nd1n ~:::.::t~na;tr~~~~lni:.LiMr:;~: have moved from Vales Mill id Lipscomb. Mr. and Mrs. Peari Parker. 5:20 d, m.; Ravenswood dowa 0t~!· 20 H.P. motor , crab, ___ ________ 29 :!cu~~it~;·~t.'::o~'!.~ area to the farm home recent- Scout.(}Rama patches went to Mrs. Parker aceompanied the 31, 4:40 a. m.; Edeana Bog.. i:l" ' Double chain C'On· A BED like new. AHention Dairymen bu s, Ohio, for • Jicenlt' to en(aJe ly purchased by WiJIJam Culwell Steve Owens, Stevie Holmes. Alkires to Columbo~~ for a med~ ':'orth up 33, 10:30,. m.;. tFra..-...dt . 1y Baer, M.mersvi.11 e. 5E In the bustnese of maki.na · Davt'd Li pscom b• Kelth LisIe. ical checkup. hn B. up 33' 3·~:~t · motor g.n.rator . CaII Ch ~ ns loans. le<.."tt.red or un-.,cured. In•man the from T.J. Butche r. The Iarm lS ·""'II. m.~ r...i ..~ 5 4 6tc 52 3tc Shte of Ohio , •t 125 EaBL Main st., located on State Route 346 and Kenny Rizer Kenton Jeffers Mr and Mr V H II dowr. 33, .f:lO a. Itt. . .~ R PnmProy, Ohio. ' I . s. ernon owe G lll 1'- D . ·."· . Call 0 Th~ names and rtelldence addres• was known as the Harry Train~ Johnny Eichinger aild Mark and Mr. and Mrs Roy Bowen • po Ill am - cathy ......: FOR RENT v "'" "'• of..... appll<·•nt·• orn~r• and dtrec· f . ld · , up 9 p m . Ray-··• ., 5 3 12tp _ ___:...::::.::. B t•U•w " er arm. Smtih. These boyo so threa and Kay were Jn Waverly on , · ·• """"' Salve~ ·, , 1 1435 l "~" " '· M"'"""· . w. MorMallie Lowther spent Friday or more tickets to the recent bustne88 Saturday. down A ket Sl., l.Jrna. Ohio, }'ruident and ' do- 9:30 ll p. rn. '· John J• Rowe' . '' '.I C 'e WI. n g APARTMENTS' in Middleport· ""~'"' until Sunday with her sister· Scrut-o-rama in Pt. PleasanL Mr. and Mra. Gene Alkire "" .. p. m.; Lelia SlteaaiV';~'. Automatically but· I Various sizes, clean and mOOE Carl 1\ Plummer 2638 AdJat.e Rd 1-: p • up 12•15 1' ··~· Lima, ohio, VIce Preddent and in-law, Mrs. Elti.le erry. Other parents and ~--·rri.:IKm at Kimf;terlee and Kevin, ~!. . . a. m.; Cru . Cl'ble dOftt"j appliques, sews on ern. Phone WY 2·3267. POMEROY WY 2-2649 "~'"'o. norrm•~. ,,. s. C•t• ••·· Carl Greenlee• bu undergone tending were Mr. Paul Forbes Pearl Parker recenily called on 1.30 a. ~-i Defender up 3:ilt?:: 5 4 3 laney designs, hlind I tc OFFERS THE BEST Li=. ohio. V~<• P""''"' '"" Dl· surgery at University hospital and Randy , Mr. Olin Otho Radford and Mrs LW!e •· m.; Zimmer down 1:20 "' .. 11163 mndeL Bal- iN-MIDD;LEPORT, 4 rnom upCLAIR WOODE "~'.~E. MooKay. " ' ""''" ••·· 8 , 1• and is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Donald Lisle, Mr. Dick Mains, Syracuse, ond Mr. and m.; SoutherD up 5 a. m.; ~Hi~.: $67-31 or 9 pay- statrs. furntshed apartment. PHONE umoro . Md. ""~lot Ru . th Ann oldest daughter of Ash and daughter Mr. Carson Mrs Walter Walker of Wills M. down 7 a. m.; Mary B •.11.. !• .,.,..•. _ monthly. WY 2- Utiliti~s paid. wv F'15. CHESTER 985-2145 B:;fl~or~: :-:.~~(:~~et=.1 Greenway, Mr and Mrs. Lavern Jordan, Hayes; Mrs. All~n Lipseomb 7:30a.m.; J~· Bowie • •...:, 5 3 Jtc 54 12-6-25te Ll~a.Woh:.~:Zte.'";y.:JM s. Cole St., suffer« a fractured collar bone and Randy, Mrs. Don Cottrill ~20 a. m.; ~up_ 8:10 a. IlL\· sews 4 ROOM -HOUSE-, ~a~rde!:r:,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sl c. F. S<hoonow. ""' w. and bther Injuries a .fall at and Mr. milton Qp •. 1:15 a, m. ft .:..!r....·· :',.'.'· . .. Lima , Ohio, A.. lltant Secretary. turday lnevenmg. w·ll' Bruce, El h.Tom Weaver, M Harold down Lon(jon ~e . . backward. Bran d Middleport. References to great dat·r and beef .1. w.. Timmermeut.r, unt Loweu her botne Sa 1 1am c mger, r . 0 P~ rn.; .ocnw ~ . oho~ T~ ..um. Ho1"er op Winfield •·20 I comes com- 1 q1.1ired Phone WY 2~182 . mod e' bulls for only $6.0lt.y For serv- A-. o ... v.L•m• F"n•nklln. 1101 kiiewlld Dr., "-- Thr ockmorlen of Mil• Smith 1 Mrs. J c ·• o~~an Sauvage, Mrs · . ""~· . P ..- 111.,• J~'" ·~~ attachments. Bal· \ 4 29 . II Lei p p Ltma, Ohio, Assistant Tre~turer. ton w Va Mrs Edoa Gibbs Marlene 0wf'nS Mrs. Robert ry Bosworth up Winfield . , . ·\ l 1~ ca · and arker, om~ • u~ · · ., · . . ' W H. ' · · ~ :1 ;tc::·6fl:pr~S1pay. eroy Ohio Phooe WY 2·2264 Andero and Miss Mabel Gtbbs DaviS, Brenda Holman, Randy ()('1 tWS P- m., . . Shaler, Jr, ,d _ . moothly. WY 2- IHOUSE for rent. l'o11r or Albe t · Pa k Ch te CONDUCTS 'REVIVAL of Columbus, Mrs. Merle Moore Moore, Mr. William Rizer and Winfield 10:45 p. m.; 5 3 3tc l •nd bath. Lincoln Oh . p~ ~~ 15 es r The Hysell Run Free Metho- McArthur, and Mrs. Bessie Vicki, Mrs. Alfred Crow of Ra· . up Winflold 12:15• a. nl.; ~ •: 10 ' ·th I Phone WY 2-3575 alter 5 o'· one ·5 3 dis! Church is holding a revival Strong called on relatives <nd cine, Mr. and Mrs. C I y de Mr. and Mrs. J - h John- patc~er down Winfield ,t :""1 ·• ' ..,.ndeepeallr, WI clock. 4 23 nc :, _ _ _ _ _ _ __::..::.= -~Saturday m.; .Robe~~ W. Lea down -.c 1 May 2nd through MaY viewed scenes in the communi· Saunders, Lisa, Matthew and son and Bev•rlY 'were WI!!- ', a MOilERN 4 room lurnished LIVESTOCK 14th w;lh Rev. Cecil Wise con- ty on Saturday afternoon. Pamela Saunders of Gallipolis. evening visitors of Mr. and Mr•. field 3.a. m.; 0. F. ~~ ..111'.:1\ unfurnished apartment. services. Rev. Robert - · Refreshments of cup cakes and J. W. Johnson aod family. Winfield 4 a. m.; ()U~ ~- ' dleport. W\' 2·3874. SALE: Good breed game Smith, Sr. is host pastor. Mn. Adria Sayre, daughter kooi ade wert! served. Mrs. E. Jones, and Lois, Jan- er down Winfield· f.6&~*- ·' J. ' 3 15 hens an~ roosters, . Chari"' Brenda and Libby Diddle of ice and Bonnie and Johnny were Solvay d!)Wll WhifleiG e a. 111. Blake. Syracuse, Ohto, across AtheM had Blipper with tl)eir ATTEND RAU.Y weekend visitors of her daugh· from Chapman's Market. ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 v a I Edith Wakely, National rop- ter. Mr and Mrs. J. w. Joon- famUy. . . , Diddle recertly. . resentatlve Past State Council· leon, Janice, Sue and .Greggory. Mr. and Mrs. W. "· .Eiam .t . : 5 3 3tp 12 1 lfc -o: FO " 'R :::-;;SA"'L'"'E"":- r'"'ld"'in--:g- -=horse. AI Wlllil of East Liverpool or and riel D ,uty of Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan was Barrett, W. Va:, were ~ , ~;~·IF1::: '"Biidliiii'iiriiiliiOCi ekrng 9 ye 0 ld WY 2 ( apent a few days with Mr. and J.. _;ic 13, Da· _· ., of Am· a ~unday a(ternoon visitor ot end visitors. of 'Mr. and ' J an. 4 ·30 &tp Mrs. Calvin Orr. . erica, Marietta, and Edith net- her pal"'.Jlls Mr. and Mrs. Ev- Jae~ E;lllll and lither rillatl\iiil; , < apartmenta. Paid utllllle9. Ill> FARM EQUIPM Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stobart zing, stole ou~lde sentinel o! erett Lambert. . ' llll'il;, 'Hilr~ E> J.ohl!Son ·~ fore S P· m. Phone WY Z. _ ENT '~""''Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tuppers Plains, atte;lded the M1•s. Ho'!ard Thoma 1Jr. vis- Tal!l'!IY, ~ r~t,.vlsltors Z'/16, after • P· m. Phone WY FARMALL "H" Tractor, good Mr. and Mrs. Ted Parsons of Allen Stobart and ehlldren at annual Oaughers Iii Amerl"'! lied Tuesday with Mrs. Har!!Y her_. m<il!lel',' t.fr;s: A!~' 8'~~, 12 1 lfc condltton. Priced reasooable. Kansas City an~ Mrs. Ann Me- Middleport. tank? ( ;pt I 2-3574· , r•IIY of Disrict &, North Ca"' Joll~aon. · . . . . Mr, a_nct. ·Mrs:. Vemop M ,,-' Septic tank i room For Sale or trade for live- Peek of Moundsville attended Capt. Lowell McNickle of Mo- 1ton , April 30. They also eallod .. Mr . . and Mrs. James CIQrl< arid famii)Y Were week ~nd,,VIB 1 , ,. ·valley Ptum b·l roo..• apartment. Peoples stock. Eldon Gaul, Chester. the. funeral _of Charles Parsono lor vessel ~them Ia spending the home of M•rgaret DHI• ' were Sunday visltoro ol .Mr: or!}f h'- ·s~sler .~· ~. H6-30tp race. l'llaal WY U385, Ohio. 5 2 6tt!•• the BaptiSt Church here. aome tlmt With hil family. leis at Pl•asant Ctty. ' land 1111's. l,toberl .Russell .n,ltJ. ~: · W:Y!tt ~ ; Kay, · News, Events 11111· llld!'' lj!itt ,..t 1 +::., SyraCUSe r-mi!ii', .-n -~ or tJdDi Df dutt .'l'llq both Wl!l'l ' l1to Qd" I lwfli1 hlt W ~~about the piau 1or tbo r..... tile 11rm 01 wlltdt11to ...._/o,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ =~ t':...~WI!l'l llle Diet' Powell w• ... lfl"'t• The Loyal Women's· Clasa of the Middleport Church of Clirl•l· .\mong those WbO .• nlered entertained the Men's class Holzer hospital In the ~~~ 24, With a steak dinner Friday ev· hours were Bryan K. ~. ening The men were the win- 148\io Third Ave., Mi:s. Anna J. ners ·in nn attendanc• conteat Layne, 183'1 Chathii!R . ·~h.,, ~ with the losers 10 serve the John E. Campbell, l;o1tef Rlv- · dinner. er Rd ., Mrs. Edna M, Harrl• There were twelve men pre- son, Rt. I Vinton, ~e W. sent with dinners being sent to Adams, 2305 Jackaoll lve;, PI; two shut-in membera William Pleasant, Mrs. Harold R: Long, Re olds and Homer 'Jones S73 Bryan St., Middleport, Jln, candlelight event W2B .l!er- S. ~ert Gilkey, Rt. I M14tJieved from tables covered with por~ Raymond A. Rife, jlutwhile loths and centered with land Mrs David Herbert Oak c Hill ' M'-~ N J M:'.."lff arrangements of white narcis. , "" ancy o ... . , I Oak Mrs Anna ti suths.blRev: Fred Gardner gave Rt F~rney, Rt. Hill 1 Oa~HiU Georg~ e essmg. • Chairman of the diner was A. Schrader, Jac on, Mrs. · lh..., Cleo M· Lan'e Dt • Lanc.. Mrs. Robert Reibel wtth I r, !' · • be · t' Mr Ho ter Mrs Howard i' L•ons mem " assts .mg, '· m' · · ' • er Jones, Mrs. Roscoe Satter· As~land, Ky ., Mrs. J. W~w field, Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. Her· Epl:ng, Rl. 3 Spencer, W. \a., man Lohse, Mrs. Oscar Roush, WI la.n H. Pugh, Wlnsto..S. and Mrs. Ernest Lailance. lem, N. C. Navy's Ht'gh sCh00}Gf8 d Pla·n Opened ' ,. •• lip IIIII ly LIPJI iiMI McWILLIAMS ON "fWI(I" OLO PULLEY TRACK, IN CASE WI! NII!~P "TOT.....IQUIQC ,...,...;.AC,;_TION- lr HAROLD CRA'f <\nOD~ rr'll WONDERFUL IF 'ttlU'VE llR<lKGI1 THO F~l �... e;Eafly Bird Gets The Cash Don't Wait! Pla<:C YOur W~niAd T~Y!: ~-.-W-.-NT. -.-0---, INFORMATION 6--Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, I (91 (9) FOR SALE FOR - 1963==;R;,EA~L:;E~S;.T;.A;TE;==I---:-H::EL~P~W:::A=N:;;TE;:~D;r--l - AMBmous woman: Do yru want Iota of money? FasclJ>. atlng job? Wilh 1o wort filii or pari time? Mauagerlal abll· ly? H you do, write &. 121, IIFARM. - 80 acres, 12 acres Clifton, W. Va. cultivated, good 110 story 4 29 6ta frame, 7 rooms, with cellar. 1957 Ford - - - - - - - - $795 Base".'e~t barn, . garage, othINSURANCE Country Squire St. Wagon 9 Pass. Powe-r gteering, V8 mo. er buddmga, fnnt trees, wen tor, au.lomatic tr.1ns., good tir(>s, radio and heater. !~need, near Athens County, BARNES SIMPSON illllll' line. t4,500.00. Terms. ance Acency. MiddleporL FARM - 58 acres, 38 acres Fire, automobile, bonds. I'lL 1957 Ford - - - - - - - - - $895 cultivated, good 7 room WY M90I. a !3 Uc V8 l'onv. Cpe-. Red finish , new white nylon top. Good house with bath, basement, Realer llllaniiCO . . , . W .W. tire-s. V8 motor, automatic trans., radio, heater. furance heating, b I o c k "lllluraaee for ...., peraspnng house wtth water sysand 11111111018 oeed." lem, other buildmgs. On state Plaoae WY WGI route $6 500 00 Terms OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. U~ · ood Run . .· ' On. · POMEROY. OHIO ""' e acre, on g 4 ~ gravel road orr Route 124. room frame dug well with ~ water system. fronl porch. --""-_ _:.. FO=R ::IA,L~--$2,200.00. Terms. ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN I MAY ' t MODERN 2 pi"'• biege liv-1\t)>NT ADS WOt!K wanders BOX zu PHONE WY %-2%:!0 Theodo~us Council D~ughters ing room suite, $65. Joan when you wish tt bU) or sell. POMEROY, omo of America wtll meel m reguHarmon. Rutlana. SH 2-4522. Read the Want AJs for quiet 5 3 3tc lar ...,;ion Monday at 7:30 p. Call after 4 p. m. results. m. The charter will be draped POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET ® POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) IJ 0 cJA L ' j===:~ 0~~~~:::~~5~2~3t~c~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ SINGLE 4 poster d bed with springs and matreweav•ng ress· Carol ·· DECKER sand- trPss. $15. One adjustable arm making and alterations. ';~~::,:available at chair with cushions, $6. One Osborn. Long Bottom. Ohio. Restaurant. Op- cabmet electric sewing rna5 4 3tc •• a. m. till midnight. chine Igood condition) $45. ·WY 2-9976. One an tique dres<••. $50. One WE OI'FER every kind of bull· S 3 6tc Westmghouse electric dozer, back, hoe excavation, 5(;:-JHo!ne:imruie general hauling and fill dirt. .. er, plus new grille, $20. Can Call WY 2_3243 _ Free nuts..§c, Breakfast served and be seen after .5 p. m. at .48 mates. Emmet W. Shuler, ~8 packed at Barnette's N 3rd Ave. Middleport, Ohto. Contracting. 4 26 Homo Resta•rant and Pizza 5 3 3tp . .-'!" - CALL NOW I'OR f tim · ShOll,. Reasonable prices. Op- SPRING- SAMPLES. drapery ree es a te en ~ a. m. till 12 p. m. materials . have arrived. Spec- on far~ pond~, lakes, priVi ~::f.l~-· 'IVY 2·9976, Middleport. ial price on Dacron and Sa· ate roads, cleanog land, base~, ' , tin, $1.&9 a vard. Mrs. Lee ment excavat:Jns, and other. Rudisill. Phone WY 2-3243. Emmet W. 5 3 3tc Shuler, Contracting. BUY TliE BEST. Complete line 4 26 trc or cement blocks. Cement . Mortar - Wicdows - Lintels. I'OR PAINTING, lnlertor and Forest Run Block Co. exteriors Ca~ Ri:ar':.n:~ 1 • Pbone W\' 2-2067 6011 N. 'econ tr ' e4 3 30tc Pomeroy, Ohio port. 3 27 30tc '•========='J!I See U§ For... -;;--::c==-c:c:c ;r D K lb S d C 8 a ee orn DeKalb Sudax "Antique Car" Pattern Talll6 01• Watar or SX11 Glasses With Purchase saf•ly an,"dibletts.IJ You get 1 glaS! free each Agrico Fertilizer Dex-A-D1et ~ time you purchllSe tO gal· Stark Drugs. Ions ol gasoline or more, or Middleport Feed Mill 'P,hene C,. 0 ,._,lilt. .I \Aillf'IO ' - - Ll 0 . for ie Mitch Florence andGilmore all officers and Gold· snd the team are requested to be wh'l present and wear 1 e. MAY 7 Pomerov Chapter 186 OE3 will meet -in regular session on Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. at the M . T mple There will be asomc e · initiation. The Fun - Wile • You • Learn Garden Club will meet Tue!!day at 7:30 p. m. at the home of · Mrs. H. D. cunningham. Umon Ave. MASON _ 3 bedroom .frame home, large carpeted living room. This home is situated on attractive 60' x 120' lot with l•rge double garage. $12,0011.00. . HAVEN - brtck 4 bed· room home, forced >ir fuel oil heat, storm windows and oak floors . Very good buy at $10,500.00. miles from New Haven - 5 room home wilh good garden spot, stoker-fired coal furnace. Also 5 acres of ground. I' $7 000 00 \..a ' CUCKLER REALTY BRANCH OFFICE .In, ROUSH SALESMAN eWS, \ PHONE' SB%-:Ml Enlistments Ann ced BY . ODD • .t ...:.._ R • lU"WY ecnnter Vlrgtl B. Queen, 11011 of Mrs. Doshle Queen of Southside. W. Va. bas enllsled for m~ In Europe and will be sta· tloiled there alter basic trainlng at Fort Knox, Ky · Gory Lee WoO, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Woll ?' Tok yo. Japan, (Jack Woll '' wnb the State Department) who epent the summer months wor)· ing with the State Deparbnei!t 1n Pakiltan while a student at Ohio University, Athens, enll!ted for M!Utary Iotelllgence and will attend the lntelll•enre • School at Fort Holabird, Md. · Jackie Wayne Hatfield, ~us· band of Mrs. Rosenell Hatfield of Red House, w. va. has re· enlisted tn the regular Armt. Lyle Shelton Sheets, son of ••••kn· Star Mr. and Route, Mrs. Eureka, Milfreda Sheets, gradU· ate of Gailt'a Academy will at· tend the Englneer Equipment Mainle?ance School after baSIC tramlng. . . Lowell Leshe N1emeyer, son of Mr and Mrs. Charles I'll• meyer of B Ltberty Avenue, Pomeroy has enlisted for as· . •. stgnment '" the Far East. Women, Losers, Serve Dinner To 'Men's Class TELEviSioN IN REVIEW .I Hospital .News I 8 f REE! ,, 'lllAt 1'111111 rRIDAY ~ fltt N09'1 8 Q5 !lllcred Heart !'rGpalll I :111 Country JUilbunte I 311 ~e... 0 1~ Farm World Nellt I 4b Meip eotm1r RFD rtfl. New• I till lb'••~llltlt Plrtr 'ver Report tUI , _ NeWI t1 40 Cruntry .1< · I iiii ·NM • "'"--'" .i· M'l'llliD41 lltCIIIDClLI .... ~e... 1•415 Couoll7 Mtllla 1'lme 1:3(1 NoQ.. I:S Farm 1¥orld Newa 1:411 RJI'D · f:IO Ne11'S Di: f: , . Brulefl.l l 1'11'17 Knaw. !2AVY JONES mu.' . ~ .. s ,,., 'a} N · -..rw:;., .,nder .. ''· ADhqmty • • ~ b.' · tems 0fInterest .. M!1- , iltl« •L ..., i"' ,. 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CTV IPIPioOIV'I' Nowa SI8J1 Off ~ ly lllNIE IUSHMILLEa THIS IS ,• • • tr'm• Ira#' , 111.1 ANTINOISE W!!!K W J EH -RADIO ltloadaJ 1:00 I:S~ 7:41 1:00 ftr.._ on l'rllltf 12:10 . 12:11 lUll IJ:III Slab Conummtty N..,. 1'bo ldfeiiDt Ohio ValltJ Ntlftl U5 Sportot 'lWIJ 1:10 World N.,.. 1:16 Maalcal Clock 1:111 Laratorrq 1:10 Pub1ia SlrYict 1:4& Sbnea Of 11Jtoa1n1 10:011 Mum CGtmty hot• IO:tli ~ Ill lbt 1'8n lt:16 WDI'Id Newa 11:00 1'1111 o1 tbt 1'01111 (uapl FrL Onardt Bella ll:tt World ...... lUI lluoa CottntJ 11t1t1 12:11 Nat11 12:05 Local Ne... 12:10 Obtll NMarlet. Llfquud Bullelltl llolrd Ntll'8 0 Gr11111 Conun....., KEEP OUR CITY QUIET Alfk:uliuo• Alad l2c45 Couotey Go Ruuao. DICK TRACY Bv CHESTER GOULD 1:55 Newr 11et1 1:00 Couota, Go ~ RIDt nsi<EO "l'lOtl MANAGER TO FIX A ROPI! 1:16 Nat11 8oat 1:00 Midway Mallnle 1:16 N- 'lelt 4:10 Dllcq Willi 0.. 4:• ~ I:DI Coalalualty N.,.. 1:11 World • Nlllon8l lftlll 5:11 8)IOIIIclll oa ~ 1:011 Newa 1: Ill Mualell Clock 7:3tl Sign Off 1'bome Tbt Quill lkilr New. Sunday Sho- ly KING ... 11111111 l:a 811011 II 1111 Croa 1:10 1:10 4:118 4:06 4:30 t:36 ALLEY S.lluft.Wt 4:30 N- t:SS Pllttar Par!J ~ASOLINI 41. . . . . Plllllr Ptrr1J ~:: ~~:: 1 Ne.. ' ..-Platter Party ltl :30 Newo 11111111" 4a10 boW - 10:111 WUb. Rlpll .to lilt"hopp.j-----:------'--_;;______ Tue., 1o Tbun. IUO Sodll 81 all) t: Ill Local New II :00 CGulllrl IiymD t•40 Platter Pll'ly 111111 """ · u :a Couota, a,ma ,_ ••oo News -· lD ID •mdiJ Outpel 1:05 TraveiiD' ow. 11,10 N,.. a..., 1:30 Sporlll 11:11 Tht ....... 1:00 Newa 11:10 Ref. llltltD ,... t:06 S!Jorta l:ao 11o11r o1 D un l:!b &m-DoWD lltrlntide 1:10 U.lbtra . . . 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Belt1 Nnllm Show 12:00 N..,.._ NOCIII a.po&1 tUtl Newa 12:18 MUIIO lllterludl 10 Oil l'bttawtal - · 12:10 ~· Merlin 1'lela tO:IO Count)' lioe DoWil 1:011 ~ ewa tl·3t Newo 1:05 Platter Part:7 11:35 Cruni)P Hoe DoWD 3:30 Newo 11.1111 News ' 3:35 Plallar Party I• 11 hap lllolp 4:00 Ne111 tl 30 Newt 4:00 !'latter Party Laure} Cli££ 1 IARNIY GOOGLI 1ttd SNUPJIY IMITtt :"'*.., 1 311 '~ewo 1 M l'lcltenJ llllrclwM Show t:llti flreatfast PariJ No / ·Ill Natll t1epurt !O.OO Nowo I ·IX' Breatlut Par!J I0:06 Pollra PariJ iL====,..====,...I , ! 6 I e ..':. ---· -···WMPO Pomeroy landmark "iil!liii.·-· I -.. t- u.-.., • e 1 \ ;, I N .,. 3 1----------- I' I 11. -rpenter N EVeOI$ Blaettnars '"""! ohtl '*' L. e I ,,. , · .• • 11\171 0 All Y CR0 SSW0 RD Mr9 Ge Bfrtbs g E Jon09 R 1 G nd• or e2. 38. F• ld • ra e, $01'1, : p;m. r ay. Mrs. Fra nk B· Th~pson, New Haven, W. Va., 11011• 3:58 a.m. Friday. Mrs. Robert E. Bw:ger, 50 Grape St., son, 12:23 a.m. Friday. r:: *z ROLLYWOOD (tJPI) - "Wboo llr R e - didn't op .... ~ ' llDll Iller! board cllalnnan, .. woman's bUmped off, 11er 11u1- ..~ hi was l!fl'lld ~· woulda't "rill t-'l7 !Grwanl to coiYed bald lllll!loD cloUa,.. talband I! alway• tbe flrtl ouopeot bt able to kelP 1 Mralpt fadt. havltt( thlo W4dM•& oald one of fJaa ll'OIII a fCIIIIIIUl' llllurAJk'" -0/hlch givoo you a Utile aid• One of the ladiM asld a. bas the la&t. liMo l"lcbtt ubd bar policy on llltl lftt...Ht dltcl of ongllmJIIIe of wllat poople really rl•n•illl lor tht bll dar bow slti,.' W Ill& lllll'riad. 'l'btl • Iii JlltUlt')', think about DW'I'Iap." lineo lsi! September, Soon lhe 11 ! • - - · " - ·- - - Mtere 1a ... liVId..,.. that ut1o !IOinl! to take the ..,. "' obterva!laa Ill a-g. ·Orwell's their wedding elothts, and AnOiti '-r'tnllh novel, "Camlal U)l for Air,' 'has hopes thot b!' .,,.. tlmo ·t~ I. Prilot_.o prevented peop1t from doing wbat she can. bo nnishOd 10 a -.:;.~ come. naltll'ally: and with the '1ft bact end enlo!> lht WI!Oie ~.... pu~ ~ month 9f Jut1t Inevitably Impend- thi"8. . t. ii'IINot Q&Woo illl. .f !IS-TV'o droll dall7 moroing In m7 panle, I foraot. whlolt of 11.=~ Lf!::8• • shoW, ''Ctlendar," I• doVOting au the ladies ~aid of lltr hUJbond. H.llilHII lids t1tk to the subjeel of wed- "AI tho time arowo cloar, be'• Olulo , . lt. , _ dflp. · ~«tin& q~lte netted about ft."J. ::- =~~ 11. ... ~.. . Aod N Lt a good tbiDJ that tba I on)J lmow I aaree<l with her If: turleo hoolesl, Ma'7 rJetall, Itt droll, with all my heart. . :Ia. •bile J8. JIDiori.lt'lll beeausa alter tbree days of watcb- 1be whole tlllrlg, aaid one ol -""" ... inl and 1 am convinced the sals, JJ • "&~Pnt~c tuk." 11.="~ 11. Xiaft"' that tho on)J aMrutlvt In thlo And the logJJtica poured forth 22. Exc:18. lclO llllbject, If fCill beppe to be of lion& with tha strategy, one of tho · Uol> U..Rthe male 1ondor, II to try. I give pleceo of advice In the lal!or field A = Ill - • X«L you. W~ u Ill lllstance. thebtlnl thet the laraer ~-weddlna 11. "'A lite 110. ~ MIBB r ....., Wll Oil her own, more people you ....,..d, Jlft· - a t lite 1:1. co 0 a what with hor UtlUill oo-boot, liar- *il!lably by not JnyjjJne them. ~.Awle " ll•aonner, DCJI bolq on band Most lnterootlng Wllf the fact ,., ... ,.... ""'T.:-r.l~ •o ,.,~ h,... qu..tlaa two prospec· that wbeD MW ll'lctett uked ller JIIDpt ti¥• mothenotn-law about prepa. gu- about their flrat tlxt!Jgbta ' IO.WO< '"ron' tor waddlnp, the matter when they found out thalr off. II.OIIontal of ·IKI~ not to llliUII people, and IIJII'Inga W9"ld soon get married, I L ..u . forth. I hlvt the feelint! that aetther of them oald mucb, 11 J ~--•-ged u""' ~ Patients recenlly discharged W. p Bressler, CS1, L o ca I included James Wetherholt, Navy R~iler announced the Mrs Leonard Reed Mrs N C Navy.'• Htgh School graduate. Wel~h Jesse Eblin' Bil~ host,' tralnmg programs ar,. now <·p' ' d Mrs Lando Robinson Mrs. 10 h' h h001 en t' ·'g ~eruo~gr: . Lewis Woodall, Mrs. Vance ua '"~ '" r { ;' . uneth 0 e- Johnsoo and Infant daughter , :e~ ~:~~ urmg e sum- William Tolbert, Mrs. JessJI Th N ; h. h h 1 d Melvin, Mrs. Allie Hlgginboth· e avy s tg sc oo gra · . Promotion patches were • uate training program ena'>les am, Mrs. Aurts Bradsha11, Mrt. warded when the Cub s.,outs. the graduate wilo qualifies to Hazel Mtller, Mrs.. wuna.. Pack 131 of Syracuse held their enlill in the vocational fip,Jd of ~yhwardoodTh,Samuel Ntbert, John Pack meeting recently in the his choice and is assigned to a rdc A M-~'!'as, Jr., aod Rlcb. grade scool auditorium. technical school in his field . a · "'"'· ~W ~.:. W. VA., Meryl Houdashelt, principal The meeting opened with the This program enables t ~ • ~moac ~ . · FOR SALE - Two bedroom ~f Columbia ele~entary ~chool, pledge to the American nag, fol· prospective-graduates to know , Accordmg to the IDI~ hor.1e. Beautiful Birch !<itch· listed lhe followmg pupds as lowed by prayer by the Cub well in advance )Vhat training Iport of the nursing departi;ne . en. automatic gas beat. 1649 havmg altatned the honor roll Scoutmaster the Rev Harold opportunities he is qualilie1 tor those patients who were JIB! Lincoln Heights. CaU J o b n during the fifth six weeks grad- Holmes. He' also prals'e.J lhe when he enlista and insures him as fair ~~luded Cindy Sbrlvtl'j. Blaettnar. WY 2-5127. $-19-tlc mg pertod. Ftrst Grade - Joey Deo Mothers for their work of getting technical training in Mrs. MtUte Carpenter, M n . - N1 s d p ts G DaiSy Brown Mr9 p 1 Bar • FARM FOR SALE. 231 acres, e son econ - . ~ Y reer, and staled that the help of any his chosen field. au • • 1 8 room boose, furnace and Jane Jordan, Robbie Markins, other mothers interested N:JUtd Seniors desiring to qualify lor ee and Arthur Nelson. running water. 4 room house, Joan Wooten Thtrd - Ruth be appreciated. this program can apply at the _ __;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._ _ 2 barns.. Stale Rt. 124, 5'1.. Ann Jordan, Greg _Jones. Nan- Cubs of Den I, Keith Lisle, Navy recruiting office miles F..ast of Racine. cy Smtih, Rita WilbUr, Kath- Kenny Rizer, Randy Cross and 24, Posl Office Buililing, 3 1 a combination oil change Tony Fowler. Owner & Opp. Dwight Hoback ~n Lowther Fou~t~ - Mar- · Paul Forbes, Jr., showed draw· ens, or see the Navy recruit~r ~:r:-"sH"'om==-=M::-a-y-o: thlt 1 and tube job. ''We Do Custom Grinding" 4 30 6tc gte Jeffers, Patrtcta Walsh, ings they had made. Den Moth· at th• Masonic Temple. o'oml'- - - - - - - - - - - , 1 00 5 M ON U S 124 by u 1 Start A Set Nowl N. 2nd Ave. Middleport =:-c:==--,----,---- -, Barbara Brookhart. Sixth - ers are Mrs. Olin Knapp ond roy, or. Thursdays of each wetk Avenue Brl~. n· , FOR SALE: 4 room house, 1 Sherry Willis Seventh - Cher- Mrs; William Rizer. at 11 a.m. anytime prior to G . . , ........, Gallipolla BEATING AND acre ground, full basement. yl Ellis Eighth - Linda Fol· Mrs. Harold Smith, Den Mo- graduation and take the neces· dam 18.0, 15.1, running 12 feet S 2 3tc Super Service Station Mueu- Furuacel Phone WY 2-6127 4-27·30tp den, John Goodwin, Brenda Mas. lh'- of Den 2 conducted quest· aary tests. on rollers, Pomtroy-MaSOII 10.811 ~..,_-:-==~==-- Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 ..._ nd Do st t Pt PI )~lLI:~-Arnold Brothers FOR SALE : Four 1!00<1 lots. aay a nna ou . ions and answers on places and . easant 24.19, Hinton 1.75, 1 Kanawha FaDs 2.9>1, Charleston 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio Good seven room house, bath The Temple MYF met at people of the U. S. A. Members - V-8 CUstom SINCER SEWING machines, Phone wv %-2448 and llo bath, basement and the church on Sunday evening are David Crow, John Eiching· 18.07, London; Marmet and Win· Standard Trans- j sales and StiVJce. The Fab6 7 Uc ~arage, out of high water. with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crab- er, Ronnie Freeman, Ricky fteld dams .we,.. on the aills. condition Pric· ric Shop, 115 w Second, Po- -----,== "'==--- Could be made into apart.- tree and Mrs. Earl Seel assist- Ash and Rodney Holman. This Boat movementat . · Phone WY 2-6073 wv 2-2284. 4-9-30tc AUCTIONEER ments. City O'aler, electricl- ing. Mary Massey was prog- group portrayed tbe Beverly Oblo River - Dave Crnctetl , :~n.::;;tr Elmer Young, Mi· Complete Service ty, gas. Priced for quick sale. ram leader and used the topic, llillbUiies. Assistant Den Moth· down 13, 6 a. m.; Cal!laUI Joi ·. ?t Ohio, after 5 p. m. '61 Pontiac _ $1,995 Crltt Bradford See Okey Wood, Syracuse. "Symbols Enrich Our Faith." er is Mrs. Aldo Jeffers. up 14, 2:40 p. m.1 lndi8ita up 5 3 Jtp VB Catalina Dr. Sedan. One W~~'cPh:~~:~:cf Phone \\'Y 2-G086. Mary Woodrum was dmadevo!lonal Mrs. Harold Holmes, Den 14. 9 p.Bm.; Chippewa up 14, U c 4 Rambler owner. Hyd. Radio. Racine, Oblo leader. Plans were e to Mother of Den 3 reported that Rev. John Davis of Thur- p. m.; . ingo down 14, ~:30 L ' hold a bake sale m the near Cubs Timmy Holmes, Stevie man recently called on Mr. and m.; ~retberger up 15, 7•·10 5 18 tfc lEGAL NOTICE future. Others present were Holmes, David Lipscomb, Ter· Mrs. Pearl Parker. m. • Robert Reed up 16, 7.;15 a. '60 Pontiac _ $1,795 ll.---=---c,0 AUCTIONEER. Mike. and Cathy Massey, and ry Moore, Steve Owens, Mike Bobby Musser, son of Mr. and m. : Jean Hutchinson up 17, 2:20 . V8 Sta. Wagon. Catalina. IIC.hes "McCOY, . Ph!lltp and Bob Woodrum. Weaver and Craig Cottrill; bad Mrs. Gene Musser injured his a. m. • A. E. Dykes up 11; 4:3t : One local awner. Hydrama· 11 Ohio. ~b:.!:.~ ~r. and Mrs. Raymond been very busy as they bad leg ·on barb wire. Six stitches a. m.; Western up .17, 6 a, m:J . tic . Power steering. Worth much more. . L••••••· lrwm and M<.. and Mrs. Glen completed ali their achieve- was n·-•ed 1o clo•" the wound CSI No. 3 and No.·lllp 18 8::!'1 ,.. PHOTO COPYING s.r.icea. from County. . ~ 1962. tor erlme of Irwm and cha'ldren oI Marysva·ue ments for promotion. Her as- Mrs."""' Esta Howell has been· P m.; Chris Jr. down 18, ' 12:41 Motors Copy any letter or document 11 S1reet, Pomeroy .""'~hye:~.~ ~= ~0~ :;;.; picnicked the Lake ~pe sistant is Mrs. Bob Moore. returned home from Meigs a. m.; FranklnJ . Pterce up 18. "'tellter Insurance, Pomeroy. :c··:: ... :: .. _hrarlllJ berore the State Park Sunday and VISited Promotion badges were a· Memorial hospital 5.15 a. m.; National down 18, Pli6Jitl WY Z.31170 2 15 Uc ?.~Iii.~~·;;.,;o,,_- ... ND PAROLE coM- lth M Gl 1 · ' t 1m · · 7 a m · W It B k' Pomeoray, Ohio 4 22 lfc g-~ Gno--, Plumbln• --~ MJS!~JON . on ..r after June 1983. w rs. 'en rwms parens, warded by Rev. Ho es as Olin RUe of Columbus called · ·• a er ec Jonl up 20, ~• o """ OHIO PARDON AND PAROLE COM· Mr and Mrs Dale Dye In the fo((OWS' h' th Mr Geo 4,25 a. m.,' Little EdWard da-'· !!------~..,..., ~• H MISSION . ' ' • 00 IS nlO er, S. rge ..... _ cars or eating By Robert L Baker, afternoon. Lion Mark SmiU1· Webelos- Renshaw recently Z3, 8:40 p. m.; C. V. Harner · Marvin Marks AUTOMATIC Maytag Mioersville, ObJo Parole .ancl Record Cleril • ' ' • d 23 · '" •· 1., '" Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Culwell Kenhy Rizer; Bear - Timmy Harmon Fox and Roy Howell own • 1:50 a. IlL; llh,le Sear' Used less ti1an two years. Beasley Math· Elld your sewer troubles LIOAL NOTICI formerly of Jackson have pur- Holmes, David Lipscomb; Wolf spent the weekend with their down 23, 2:30 a. Rl.; S. M;" half price. Call WY 2·6264. LY 3-1061 We have all sizes Puuuant to the provitlont or sec- chases a house trailer and mov- Mike Waver Terry Moore, families here Jenks ~own 23, C:20 a. ut. • Miq 5 I 4tc Sewer Machines tlonB 132l.Ol to l32l.U~ of the Re_ -...1 the h of th . ' ' . c ill . Lou up 23 5·15 a. m.; 'R. H. R.P.asooable Rates vt~~ed code or Ohio, notlo: e ;~ hrre- a.a near orne eLr son, Stevie Holmes, Craig ottr . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire NEW DEEP well pump $~25.00. eiven J:!~~~~ c~ty coi;;!~atfo~ Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Culwell. Bobcat David Crow, Mike Kimberlee and Kevin, of ':ol: Bosworth II down Greenup 3:41 Also well seat. Mildred Call WV 2··297't Day or Night 1 princlp•l plao:e or bu•ine•• Mr. anrl Mrs. Dennis Cluff Weaver, Rodney .Holman, Dav- umbus spent a weelr.end wJth 8 · m.; Shufly down GleP.nup ,,,,,.,,.--_,SCALES, shaker screen sell, Long Bottom, Ohio. tclr"=======7;_;:26;._:U~c 1~~~-:~•;nd1n ~:::.::t~na;tr~~~~lni:.LiMr:;~: have moved from Vales Mill id Lipscomb. Mr. and Mrs. Peari Parker. 5:20 d, m.; Ravenswood dowa 0t~!· 20 H.P. motor , crab, ___ ________ 29 :!cu~~it~;·~t.'::o~'!.~ area to the farm home recent- Scout.(}Rama patches went to Mrs. Parker aceompanied the 31, 4:40 a. m.; Edeana Bog.. i:l" ' Double chain C'On· A BED like new. AHention Dairymen bu s, Ohio, for • Jicenlt' to en(aJe ly purchased by WiJIJam Culwell Steve Owens, Stevie Holmes. Alkires to Columbo~~ for a med~ ':'orth up 33, 10:30,. m.;. tFra..-...dt . 1y Baer, M.mersvi.11 e. 5E In the bustnese of maki.na · Davt'd Li pscom b• Kelth LisIe. ical checkup. hn B. up 33' 3·~:~t · motor g.n.rator . CaII Ch ~ ns loans. le<.."tt.red or un-.,cured. In•man the from T.J. Butche r. The Iarm lS ·""'II. m.~ r...i ..~ 5 4 6tc 52 3tc Shte of Ohio , •t 125 EaBL Main st., located on State Route 346 and Kenny Rizer Kenton Jeffers Mr and Mr V H II dowr. 33, .f:lO a. Itt. . .~ R PnmProy, Ohio. ' I . s. ernon owe G lll 1'- D . ·."· . Call 0 Th~ names and rtelldence addres• was known as the Harry Train~ Johnny Eichinger aild Mark and Mr. and Mrs Roy Bowen • po Ill am - cathy ......: FOR RENT v "'" "'• of..... appll<·•nt·• orn~r• and dtrec· f . ld · , up 9 p m . Ray-··• ., 5 3 12tp _ ___:...::::.::. B t•U•w " er arm. Smtih. These boyo so threa and Kay were Jn Waverly on , · ·• """"' Salve~ ·, , 1 1435 l "~" " '· M"'"""· . w. MorMallie Lowther spent Friday or more tickets to the recent bustne88 Saturday. down A ket Sl., l.Jrna. Ohio, }'ruident and ' do- 9:30 ll p. rn. '· John J• Rowe' . '' '.I C 'e WI. n g APARTMENTS' in Middleport· ""~'"' until Sunday with her sister· Scrut-o-rama in Pt. PleasanL Mr. and Mra. Gene Alkire "" .. p. m.; Lelia SlteaaiV';~'. Automatically but· I Various sizes, clean and mOOE Carl 1\ Plummer 2638 AdJat.e Rd 1-: p • up 12•15 1' ··~· Lima, ohio, VIce Preddent and in-law, Mrs. Elti.le erry. Other parents and ~--·rri.:IKm at Kimf;terlee and Kevin, ~!. . . a. m.; Cru . Cl'ble dOftt"j appliques, sews on ern. Phone WY 2·3267. POMEROY WY 2-2649 "~'"'o. norrm•~. ,,. s. C•t• ••·· Carl Greenlee• bu undergone tending were Mr. Paul Forbes Pearl Parker recenily called on 1.30 a. ~-i Defender up 3:ilt?:: 5 4 3 laney designs, hlind I tc OFFERS THE BEST Li=. ohio. V~<• P""''"' '"" Dl· surgery at University hospital and Randy , Mr. Olin Otho Radford and Mrs LW!e •· m.; Zimmer down 1:20 "' .. 11163 mndeL Bal- iN-MIDD;LEPORT, 4 rnom upCLAIR WOODE "~'.~E. MooKay. " ' ""''" ••·· 8 , 1• and is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Donald Lisle, Mr. Dick Mains, Syracuse, ond Mr. and m.; SoutherD up 5 a. m.; ~Hi~.: $67-31 or 9 pay- statrs. furntshed apartment. PHONE umoro . Md. ""~lot Ru . th Ann oldest daughter of Ash and daughter Mr. Carson Mrs Walter Walker of Wills M. down 7 a. m.; Mary B •.11.. !• .,.,..•. _ monthly. WY 2- Utiliti~s paid. wv F'15. CHESTER 985-2145 B:;fl~or~: :-:.~~(:~~et=.1 Greenway, Mr and Mrs. Lavern Jordan, Hayes; Mrs. All~n Lipseomb 7:30a.m.; J~· Bowie • •...:, 5 3 Jtc 54 12-6-25te Ll~a.Woh:.~:Zte.'";y.:JM s. Cole St., suffer« a fractured collar bone and Randy, Mrs. Don Cottrill ~20 a. m.; ~up_ 8:10 a. IlL\· sews 4 ROOM -HOUSE-, ~a~rde!:r:,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sl c. F. S<hoonow. ""' w. and bther Injuries a .fall at and Mr. milton Qp •. 1:15 a, m. ft .:..!r....·· :',.'.'· . .. Lima , Ohio, A.. lltant Secretary. turday lnevenmg. w·ll' Bruce, El h.Tom Weaver, M Harold down Lon(jon ~e . . backward. Bran d Middleport. References to great dat·r and beef .1. w.. Timmermeut.r, unt Loweu her botne Sa 1 1am c mger, r . 0 P~ rn.; .ocnw ~ . oho~ T~ ..um. Ho1"er op Winfield •·20 I comes com- 1 q1.1ired Phone WY 2~182 . mod e' bulls for only $6.0lt.y For serv- A-. o ... v.L•m• F"n•nklln. 1101 kiiewlld Dr., "-- Thr ockmorlen of Mil• Smith 1 Mrs. J c ·• o~~an Sauvage, Mrs · . ""~· . P ..- 111.,• J~'" ·~~ attachments. Bal· \ 4 29 . II Lei p p Ltma, Ohio, Assistant Tre~turer. ton w Va Mrs Edoa Gibbs Marlene 0wf'nS Mrs. Robert ry Bosworth up Winfield . , . ·\ l 1~ ca · and arker, om~ • u~ · · ., · . . ' W H. ' · · ~ :1 ;tc::·6fl:pr~S1pay. eroy Ohio Phooe WY 2·2264 Andero and Miss Mabel Gtbbs DaviS, Brenda Holman, Randy ()('1 tWS P- m., . . Shaler, Jr, ,d _ . moothly. WY 2- IHOUSE for rent. l'o11r or Albe t · Pa k Ch te CONDUCTS 'REVIVAL of Columbus, Mrs. Merle Moore Moore, Mr. William Rizer and Winfield 10:45 p. m.; 5 3 3tc l •nd bath. Lincoln Oh . p~ ~~ 15 es r The Hysell Run Free Metho- McArthur, and Mrs. Bessie Vicki, Mrs. Alfred Crow of Ra· . up Winflold 12:15• a. nl.; ~ •: 10 ' ·th I Phone WY 2-3575 alter 5 o'· one ·5 3 dis! Church is holding a revival Strong called on relatives <nd cine, Mr. and Mrs. C I y de Mr. and Mrs. J - h John- patc~er down Winfield ,t :""1 ·• ' ..,.ndeepeallr, WI clock. 4 23 nc :, _ _ _ _ _ _ __::..::.= -~Saturday m.; .Robe~~ W. Lea down -.c 1 May 2nd through MaY viewed scenes in the communi· Saunders, Lisa, Matthew and son and Bev•rlY 'were WI!!- ', a MOilERN 4 room lurnished LIVESTOCK 14th w;lh Rev. Cecil Wise con- ty on Saturday afternoon. Pamela Saunders of Gallipolis. evening visitors of Mr. and Mr•. field 3.a. m.; 0. F. ~~ ..111'.:1\ unfurnished apartment. services. Rev. Robert - · Refreshments of cup cakes and J. W. Johnson aod family. Winfield 4 a. m.; ()U~ ~- ' dleport. W\' 2·3874. SALE: Good breed game Smith, Sr. is host pastor. Mn. Adria Sayre, daughter kooi ade wert! served. Mrs. E. Jones, and Lois, Jan- er down Winfield· f.6&~*- ·' J. ' 3 15 hens an~ roosters, . Chari"' Brenda and Libby Diddle of ice and Bonnie and Johnny were Solvay d!)Wll WhifleiG e a. 111. Blake. Syracuse, Ohto, across AtheM had Blipper with tl)eir ATTEND RAU.Y weekend visitors of her daugh· from Chapman's Market. ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 v a I Edith Wakely, National rop- ter. Mr and Mrs. J. w. Joon- famUy. . . , Diddle recertly. . resentatlve Past State Council· leon, Janice, Sue and .Greggory. Mr. and Mrs. W. "· .Eiam .t . : 5 3 3tp 12 1 lfc -o: FO " 'R :::-;;SA"'L'"'E"":- r'"'ld"'in--:g- -=horse. AI Wlllil of East Liverpool or and riel D ,uty of Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan was Barrett, W. Va:, were ~ , ~;~·IF1::: '"Biidliiii'iiriiiliiOCi ekrng 9 ye 0 ld WY 2 ( apent a few days with Mr. and J.. _;ic 13, Da· _· ., of Am· a ~unday a(ternoon visitor ot end visitors. of 'Mr. and ' J an. 4 ·30 &tp Mrs. Calvin Orr. . erica, Marietta, and Edith net- her pal"'.Jlls Mr. and Mrs. Ev- Jae~ E;lllll and lither rillatl\iiil; , < apartmenta. Paid utllllle9. Ill> FARM EQUIPM Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stobart zing, stole ou~lde sentinel o! erett Lambert. . ' llll'il;, 'Hilr~ E> J.ohl!Son ·~ fore S P· m. Phone WY Z. _ ENT '~""''Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tuppers Plains, atte;lded the M1•s. Ho'!ard Thoma 1Jr. vis- Tal!l'!IY, ~ r~t,.vlsltors Z'/16, after • P· m. Phone WY FARMALL "H" Tractor, good Mr. and Mrs. Ted Parsons of Allen Stobart and ehlldren at annual Oaughers Iii Amerl"'! lied Tuesday with Mrs. Har!!Y her_. m<il!lel',' t.fr;s: A!~' 8'~~, 12 1 lfc condltton. Priced reasooable. Kansas City an~ Mrs. Ann Me- Middleport. tank? ( ;pt I 2-3574· , r•IIY of Disrict &, North Ca"' Joll~aon. · . . . . Mr, a_nct. ·Mrs:. Vemop M ,,-' Septic tank i room For Sale or trade for live- Peek of Moundsville attended Capt. Lowell McNickle of Mo- 1ton , April 30. They also eallod .. Mr . . and Mrs. James CIQrl< arid famii)Y Were week ~nd,,VIB 1 , ,. ·valley Ptum b·l roo..• apartment. Peoples stock. Eldon Gaul, Chester. the. funeral _of Charles Parsono lor vessel ~them Ia spending the home of M•rgaret DHI• ' were Sunday visltoro ol .Mr: or!}f h'- ·s~sler .~· ~. H6-30tp race. l'llaal WY U385, Ohio. 5 2 6tt!•• the BaptiSt Church here. aome tlmt With hil family. leis at Pl•asant Ctty. ' land 1111's. l,toberl .Russell .n,ltJ. ~: · W:Y!tt ~ ; Kay, · News, Events 11111· llld!'' lj!itt ,..t 1 +::., SyraCUSe r-mi!ii', .-n -~ or tJdDi Df dutt .'l'llq both Wl!l'l ' l1to Qd" I lwfli1 hlt W ~~about the piau 1or tbo r..... tile 11rm 01 wlltdt11to ...._/o,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ =~ t':...~WI!l'l llle Diet' Powell w• ... lfl"'t• The Loyal Women's· Clasa of the Middleport Church of Clirl•l· .\mong those WbO .• nlered entertained the Men's class Holzer hospital In the ~~~ 24, With a steak dinner Friday ev· hours were Bryan K. ~. ening The men were the win- 148\io Third Ave., Mi:s. Anna J. ners ·in nn attendanc• conteat Layne, 183'1 Chathii!R . ·~h.,, ~ with the losers 10 serve the John E. Campbell, l;o1tef Rlv- · dinner. er Rd ., Mrs. Edna M, Harrl• There were twelve men pre- son, Rt. I Vinton, ~e W. sent with dinners being sent to Adams, 2305 Jackaoll lve;, PI; two shut-in membera William Pleasant, Mrs. Harold R: Long, Re olds and Homer 'Jones S73 Bryan St., Middleport, Jln, candlelight event W2B .l!er- S. ~ert Gilkey, Rt. I M14tJieved from tables covered with por~ Raymond A. Rife, jlutwhile loths and centered with land Mrs David Herbert Oak c Hill ' M'-~ N J M:'.."lff arrangements of white narcis. , "" ancy o ... . , I Oak Mrs Anna ti suths.blRev: Fred Gardner gave Rt F~rney, Rt. Hill 1 Oa~HiU Georg~ e essmg. • Chairman of the diner was A. Schrader, Jac on, Mrs. · lh..., Cleo M· Lan'e Dt • Lanc.. Mrs. Robert Reibel wtth I r, !' · • be · t' Mr Ho ter Mrs Howard i' L•ons mem " assts .mg, '· m' · · ' • er Jones, Mrs. Roscoe Satter· As~land, Ky ., Mrs. J. W~w field, Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. Her· Epl:ng, Rl. 3 Spencer, W. \a., man Lohse, Mrs. Oscar Roush, WI la.n H. Pugh, Wlnsto..S. and Mrs. Ernest Lailance. lem, N. C. Navy's Ht'gh sCh00}Gf8 d Pla·n Opened ' ,. •• lip IIIII ly LIPJI iiMI McWILLIAMS ON "fWI(I" OLO PULLEY TRACK, IN CASE WI! NII!~P "TOT.....IQUIQC ,...,...;.AC,;_TION- lr HAROLD CRA'f <\nOD~ rr'll WONDERFUL IF 'ttlU'VE llR<lKGI1 THO F~l �' ELBERFEL"DS .. . .. ,, , • •• \ NOWtOUKNOW I' • .... ; b b POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT~ OHIO NO. 18 M B 0£ Newcomers To Sharpen PomeroyRD Dies Sunday / AMB~'· I GRANER, HOPE, TOO Jlm Gruer, boot on tile KYW.n' tCieveloudl nlcbtly "Eye Witness Sporll" procram, will oerve as master of cere-leo for the personal of comedian Bob !!~!!!!d;!~~~~!~~=;:~~;:""=~tbe;;Ob~l;•~::=~:h:ad~o~n~ly.~b:ee~n / struck line, in cooperation ·wtth llle her makeincom·a State Patrol. Officers aaid a car driven by ~.' Snyder, 30, of Ash- Sidney M. Craig. U, of Galli· "- was taken to Holler Polis went, out of ~ wbell ' >r treatment of the the hood came liP· .~ aaiG · ojuries, which were went off the road bftlllii twe ;;. Asions, and then ,re- guard rail posta. Theft was damage to the tlglit oldi· of hilt . "PPrted to authorities auto. Nu arrt!SIS . . _ made. .entucky woman was Earlier Saturday ••enlJIC, II · a car by Harry 7, a minor two car accideut lion of Barboursville, was investigated by lherilf's <C· ficers at Racine Where a .;-or .oo was charged with driven by Homer CirCle, Q, !II I battery after inves- Racine backed Into a parked the incident by Fultl car owned by Norman Gru• •herif£'s depsrtment. er, 64, of Syracuse. No charget~ ' posted bond. were filed and no injuriel t• y night at 11 p. m aported. - "'-olement fo •' Bl"'irhtJr ~~~.- SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1963 - Taponid slG<u In duiaLio 'WOih 'n wear fabrics-•• ~ colors and paHernt ,,. boy really likesl Inside a<liustablo elastic oido tabs. Flnoty tailored. - ' Paul Ford, McGiven. ~ ~ Bulk Tank Service • Nita ,h of accidents hit area highways over the w~ek· the Ohio State Patrol reports the investigation one of which a cyclist was hospitalized with njuries. ·y accident took place[ Gallia line. '.· . Sunday on Rl . 7 [ Cars driven by Fred R~ .fr .ven tenths ol a mile ton , 47. Athens, and Lo , · . t. 35. R. Yeauger, 34, Cheshire, . •-ycle operated by Ar· ed "hen the Hampton · i/1· ,;den. 3tl, Young's ertook the Yeauger caJ .:,a''nd rk, was headed south started to pass as Yeaa .._ out >Of.. eontrol afler tempted- to make. • I b I ' )1 ~ ~~ :-:a~. It rolled over .on There was only ll1'1iKi ,_,~ -HBC-TV, IIDHDAY THII.OCICH RIIDAY AFTSI.IOC»IS ELBERFELDS In Pomeroy ,. PATROL HAS SIX "Ben .J.etrod" '2.95 lmd!ti Rutland . - .... t SUNDAY, MAY ) tnreutn- .JAlUiWAI, MAl II We handle all sizes of tanka for bottiP gas. We servl~e what we sell. shd ~rt the w~st s1de .way mto • d•tch. It roder 4(1 leel. taken to Holzer hos- age to the cars. 1be dtWirs were cited to Meigs caunty \!OUl't May 10. Hamptoo r... !aillll't to give audible signal in ·paaalflll, e he ~as treated . for ·•nd Yeauger for lailure til lil1\ceratmns, abrasions nal a left turn. ·ions over his entire I A H ef d all •••••• . was uneonsciouf for e.r or c was ll!o.1U'E'Y Jn h . th an acctdent at 9:35 p.m. Satur1er e was rown . lday on Rt. 3$, two tenth~ of a heavy damage to the m1eweso .1 t f, Rlo Grande.na• ••· . Iunknown car struck and killed '"" ":'ere c•ted as a the calf wbiclt belon_. ID Carl n arc1dent at 8:15 a. a~ on Rt. 7, six tenths I (Continued on page II VIP's Aid Powell; Kim Plans Paris Visit pla1iAe in his nice fat little bit show • .. ~ integration problems aren't in ~.ippi, Alabama, or Jnglewood, N. 11. Some militant motbets · in Brooklyn 111d:o• Long Island are apt to hit the beadlines any ·day oow wtth their com· Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 plllillts to the schr.nl ontllnrifip north of the Meigs LEE SMITH ··' l, FOR MAYOR OF MIDDLEPORT p ""'"' '""'"""-""""' Public Use To , the OrpaFixSumss Amertean S&ate!' today in an enter.!ion in an attempt Of Park Play ....ooUJ... I ~ ~acll . 1 -The ~ .& MIDDLEPORT PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY. MAY 7, 1963 \ threatened war be-- 'ti and tbe Domini· dlic . SMART ' .. ·· < ···:-~~ Giant 12.5 ~~~~ ,;'::~! FARMER PH I LCO Refrigera~r'- ~' Our · i;.~ Todoy's successful former knows a checking account is safe, con· wnient, and o perfect woy to keep ~is records. , 7 Wo Poy 3•A, lnlorHI On Your Saving• The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Mtmber fodorol R-rvo Sy,tom · MlnttJir fod..-al Dlpaslt ln•urance Corporllflon POMEROY, OHIO Audio Iiulo eiTAliTS lUNDAY "THI RIYOLT OP THI SLAYIS" (Color) Rh011do Fleminc, Lone Jef. foro and J>arlo Moreno ALSO SHORT IUaJICTI Shown Al 3 & 7 SundaJ . dlo?" . "Terrible," was Itt "Tlll)''ft mn=" laJiul oil - _,.,.,..,r.%%- teplf, ta. director . The commission, with Robert Craig aa chalmum and mem· bers Kal Jilndy. Henry Clatwor. thy, Emerson Jones, and Bruce Lloyd, reviewed a propoaed scbedule of acllviliel praented by Escltleman, llld db<.'usaed r• suits of the 116\1 program. TeolaUve plana call for basebitll, plna po111, softbaD, check•ra, and ~y ball. Schedules for children a n 4 lldal!l wl!! be poated. , . Wk poiol, •tltldlt cUrectloL of L to •' ' I '• • •• I ( f ~· 1;, ,~ IIIOOI.JCPORT, OHIO a. Color) Murphy a. Glo Gossip, Chitchat In Back lots · 'te meeting be1an at • Trim Line C.blnet; fits like bullt·ln '·¢ ,, ... • Full·lenath Doar Shei'Ml hold ~ pr.-: ·'; .· :: ' Milk tartonl; •11 rack · LIBERTY THEATRE (8eope This new IIISial show is the fint tllrtime drallla ..... Ill .. telecast irl a~lot. Michael R)'cm, as a .JOiml ainoitllll lawyer, stan ill the title role. Costarri• is Jean111 laird Cll Agnes AWiott, llaughter and secretary Ill former Juclga Mbelt, p~ by dtaracter actOr Mlilon Richards. . , ed cars llOOked tiielr • • - . Hoii)'WQ041 Beulevllil .. . . • Bitlll 011 the rear or 111e &tl eu: .BiVin& IOW'isla ,..... a~. U read: •·JUST DlVOilQI:D. • ' Only NOW IMOWfNO "TANK COMMANDOS" Wallr Colnpo, MaHle LowreDce aDd Bobert Bamn -oDd"RIDI A CROOKED TRAIL" tell, mlnu! represen· lite two leudlnl Clll't.ioas, met lD secret How .much people, young tnil adults, want to play dayli!DI evenings will In largo part Iand determine the I1ICceu of Middleport's S1llll!lll!l' ac!iWI!es al the municipal park and pool, the town realeaUon t'Oillllliltsion said today. The commiuion Friday nJchl ended three weeki of dellbera· lions by rehirln& MHS bead football eoacb Frallk Eschltmon as recreatloit dlnctor. Thla Is Eschleman's aecood year 11 •A. GIIOlJP OF plJy I I t!r. Price I ' .. to Pd . Pol. Adv. . '- Three automobile accidenll doe deer .... k1Uild II! front ..01 a reported hit - sklp were the Jlll!all)' llbrliD l'l!llidelli» over the weekend oo Stote Rt. 124. It was the see· the Meigs County sheriff's ood deer wHbln ~ week· lo ~ det~art;meJnl.. The state patrol, killed in ttlat tllllllt lltciitWI.' bu•y. logged in six acci· The deer was lllt by a ~ !dents. driven by Calvin' JIDbQtlen, · ,7, Aeo·ording to Prooecuting AI· of Mlnersvllle. '!'111ft ,wu ill!li torn1.v Bernard Fultz, who as- damage jo tl!e. IUiat tim! .101111 js!Sted in investigation of the to the occupBnll of 1111! car. reported hit • skip which sup- The othor aeeldent was lno posedly occurred near the Won- vestigated by the '!h 11!'1 doo der Bar at I a. m. Sunday. A partmenl at 11:15 p. Ill. Sa~ woman who was said to have day night two-lellttll ~ a lllilto been ~it by a car apparently north of the Meip • GaUia CONTINENTAL ~ SLACKS by . Albert, Margo, Walter · Ist May Week ·. . a: Martin, Lana Turner, ';.'ill tes 11n fme; I Sabin Oral vaccine Type Ill cations assisted by voiuntMr 1J. Donovan, and John Rl<;lg· mund Butrlmao, and Lewis B totaling 1,3» were g!Yen clerical in each commu,.. lway. all doclot:1 of . Telle, M. D.'s. Sunday at six Meigs cou 111 ity wert Ray He atoo, and Doctors . Coming to Pomeroy Junior ALBANY, N. Y. Monty school locatlona with Pomeroy High auditorium were 2,220, Woolley, the bearded actor again the leader. Middleport High school !,617 fam.:d as"The Man Who This waa the secood of a Racine Jr. high 1,538, to to Dinner," died today ;n of three mass doses to be land high school 1,017, to E•••t- 1 ba•' Medical Ceriter Hli«pllal. ern high school 1,350, and He waa 74, and had boOn Harrisonville Elementary school the critical ·list since April 511. with a heart ailment. Born Edgar Mootlllioo WoolfS. fOWft ley, in New y,..k City, he taught tm 12 years at hi• •I· rna •narer, Yale, before 11ead· lng to Broadway. Btocouse his chin foliage, he was named "The Beard.'' His 1110•t famous role was as Sheridan (Tecbnicolor) .6 ;'- 'r· Cars h~tteted In ccident. Ras · o n . L- 1ven (Techntcolor) · ofte II ...... Jillt.1t' falr"'*..C . . . I I ~9.~.___:;Pl::I:::CE~·fi:.,:.V.::,E....:gNT=:.:S MONDAY, MAY 6., 1963 • "WHO'S GOT THE ACTION?" 4 ..... - lt)lit..., . . ~ "' " Second Sabin "IUN., MON. ond TUES. MAY S-6-7 .·;: .,.~. ----------~----~----------------------~~-n_o~f-e6--To~._T_h_•_•~~··_._,_,_o_J_T_h.__M_•~~~~--~ ____A_r•--------------------~.~.- ~~,~~--------~~~- ¥ .. VOt :XV ll.odlo Riot ..... -r• -- \~ en tine at OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. •• .. • .. • FIIII·Width l)3 lb. Freezer Nevj]Je BraDd "HIRO'S ISLAND" ~bushel (Technlcolor) --llld- Ricbard Bueh,rllD "PASSPORT 'I'D CHINA• Sun..Mon. Moy u Jomeo ·Stewart, John W17111 Vera lllleo - Lee MarolD "THI MAN WHO SHOT I,IIIRTY YALAMCI" ....Jid"fNYAIION 01' TMI ANIMAL I'IOI'LI" . '' ..•. ... r . ··:. .... . ~ . ,.. . . ' ... ill• .. . • Meat Locker, Chiller Draw • Full·wldth P.on:elaln Crliper'holda· TONIGHT JIUDes Muon, ~ I I ·. ' Sr·· Is ... open ~Day . • 011 'nli!~ WUIIQ~ "-"""-·- .......... "llft.""ll . . . . . Ill au.<~~ an anooal· apprGprlalion • II 11 lleltsi llolil .,. Clt....,b 11 Cltrtol frllm lown CU~cll't &e•al '· ~ al1•• _. fUJI!!, f"' .the lint tilDe lhla Yl!-' ....... lite l?a, ... will pay .... IIII*Oiimaii!IY i'IS.· exeep& s.twnlllJ, GiOO I.PI'o;i ol hll!r to flU the if:Jofiltt DouJd sm. pool. ' mJa•ltl' 11 111e s-on. tlitili rw. IWimmlnc ' fiB' alloott live wlll• fi\;o.,eale .lalilr,~ltlliitlh. _. , ...., ... Go~M· G......... 'ftere - uta ·, .. • ~. wlil,., '1l_}ilolf:i~- il !!It'fO!)I t\IOio . ,. ,, .. . . . . ·II!. iii', •. b 't.t *-- . . . . . . ·lreli ' - - - , . . , ,...,..., 4PPU~-~=~~·: fllr • 1 .•~ .. .. ... • : ~ WIA .... a...•·iaillc r -.t· �' ELBERFEL"DS .. . .. ,, , • •• \ NOWtOUKNOW I' • .... ; b b POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT~ OHIO NO. 18 M B 0£ Newcomers To Sharpen PomeroyRD Dies Sunday / AMB~'· I GRANER, HOPE, TOO Jlm Gruer, boot on tile KYW.n' tCieveloudl nlcbtly "Eye Witness Sporll" procram, will oerve as master of cere-leo for the personal of comedian Bob !!~!!!!d;!~~~~!~~=;:~~;:""=~tbe;;Ob~l;•~::=~:h:ad~o~n~ly.~b:ee~n / struck line, in cooperation ·wtth llle her makeincom·a State Patrol. Officers aaid a car driven by ~.' Snyder, 30, of Ash- Sidney M. Craig. U, of Galli· "- was taken to Holler Polis went, out of ~ wbell ' >r treatment of the the hood came liP· .~ aaiG · ojuries, which were went off the road bftlllii twe ;;. Asions, and then ,re- guard rail posta. Theft was damage to the tlglit oldi· of hilt . "PPrted to authorities auto. Nu arrt!SIS . . _ made. .entucky woman was Earlier Saturday ••enlJIC, II · a car by Harry 7, a minor two car accideut lion of Barboursville, was investigated by lherilf's <C· ficers at Racine Where a .;-or .oo was charged with driven by Homer CirCle, Q, !II I battery after inves- Racine backed Into a parked the incident by Fultl car owned by Norman Gru• •herif£'s depsrtment. er, 64, of Syracuse. No charget~ ' posted bond. were filed and no injuriel t• y night at 11 p. m aported. - "'-olement fo •' Bl"'irhtJr ~~~.- SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1963 - Taponid slG<u In duiaLio 'WOih 'n wear fabrics-•• ~ colors and paHernt ,,. boy really likesl Inside a<liustablo elastic oido tabs. Flnoty tailored. - ' Paul Ford, McGiven. ~ ~ Bulk Tank Service • Nita ,h of accidents hit area highways over the w~ek· the Ohio State Patrol reports the investigation one of which a cyclist was hospitalized with njuries. ·y accident took place[ Gallia line. '.· . Sunday on Rl . 7 [ Cars driven by Fred R~ .fr .ven tenths ol a mile ton , 47. Athens, and Lo , · . t. 35. R. Yeauger, 34, Cheshire, . •-ycle operated by Ar· ed "hen the Hampton · i/1· ,;den. 3tl, Young's ertook the Yeauger caJ .:,a''nd rk, was headed south started to pass as Yeaa .._ out >Of.. eontrol afler tempted- to make. • I b I ' )1 ~ ~~ :-:a~. It rolled over .on There was only ll1'1iKi ,_,~ -HBC-TV, IIDHDAY THII.OCICH RIIDAY AFTSI.IOC»IS ELBERFELDS In Pomeroy ,. PATROL HAS SIX "Ben .J.etrod" '2.95 lmd!ti Rutland . - .... t SUNDAY, MAY ) tnreutn- .JAlUiWAI, MAl II We handle all sizes of tanka for bottiP gas. We servl~e what we sell. shd ~rt the w~st s1de .way mto • d•tch. It roder 4(1 leel. taken to Holzer hos- age to the cars. 1be dtWirs were cited to Meigs caunty \!OUl't May 10. Hamptoo r... !aillll't to give audible signal in ·paaalflll, e he ~as treated . for ·•nd Yeauger for lailure til lil1\ceratmns, abrasions nal a left turn. ·ions over his entire I A H ef d all •••••• . was uneonsciouf for e.r or c was ll!o.1U'E'Y Jn h . th an acctdent at 9:35 p.m. Satur1er e was rown . lday on Rt. 3$, two tenth~ of a heavy damage to the m1eweso .1 t f, Rlo Grande.na• ••· . Iunknown car struck and killed '"" ":'ere c•ted as a the calf wbiclt belon_. ID Carl n arc1dent at 8:15 a. a~ on Rt. 7, six tenths I (Continued on page II VIP's Aid Powell; Kim Plans Paris Visit pla1iAe in his nice fat little bit show • .. ~ integration problems aren't in ~.ippi, Alabama, or Jnglewood, N. 11. Some militant motbets · in Brooklyn 111d:o• Long Island are apt to hit the beadlines any ·day oow wtth their com· Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO Phone SH. 2-4811 plllillts to the schr.nl ontllnrifip north of the Meigs LEE SMITH ··' l, FOR MAYOR OF MIDDLEPORT p ""'"' '""'"""-""""' Public Use To , the OrpaFixSumss Amertean S&ate!' today in an enter.!ion in an attempt Of Park Play ....ooUJ... I ~ ~acll . 1 -The ~ .& MIDDLEPORT PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY. MAY 7, 1963 \ threatened war be-- 'ti and tbe Domini· dlic . SMART ' .. ·· < ···:-~~ Giant 12.5 ~~~~ ,;'::~! FARMER PH I LCO Refrigera~r'- ~' Our · i;.~ Todoy's successful former knows a checking account is safe, con· wnient, and o perfect woy to keep ~is records. , 7 Wo Poy 3•A, lnlorHI On Your Saving• The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Mtmber fodorol R-rvo Sy,tom · MlnttJir fod..-al Dlpaslt ln•urance Corporllflon POMEROY, OHIO Audio Iiulo eiTAliTS lUNDAY "THI RIYOLT OP THI SLAYIS" (Color) Rh011do Fleminc, Lone Jef. foro and J>arlo Moreno ALSO SHORT IUaJICTI Shown Al 3 & 7 SundaJ . dlo?" . "Terrible," was Itt "Tlll)''ft mn=" laJiul oil - _,.,.,..,r.%%- teplf, ta. director . The commission, with Robert Craig aa chalmum and mem· bers Kal Jilndy. Henry Clatwor. thy, Emerson Jones, and Bruce Lloyd, reviewed a propoaed scbedule of acllviliel praented by Escltleman, llld db<.'usaed r• suits of the 116\1 program. TeolaUve plana call for basebitll, plna po111, softbaD, check•ra, and ~y ball. Schedules for children a n 4 lldal!l wl!! be poated. , . Wk poiol, •tltldlt cUrectloL of L to •' ' I '• • •• I ( f ~· 1;, ,~ IIIOOI.JCPORT, OHIO a. Color) Murphy a. Glo Gossip, Chitchat In Back lots · 'te meeting be1an at • Trim Line C.blnet; fits like bullt·ln '·¢ ,, ... • Full·lenath Doar Shei'Ml hold ~ pr.-: ·'; .· :: ' Milk tartonl; •11 rack · LIBERTY THEATRE (8eope This new IIISial show is the fint tllrtime drallla ..... Ill .. telecast irl a~lot. Michael R)'cm, as a .JOiml ainoitllll lawyer, stan ill the title role. Costarri• is Jean111 laird Cll Agnes AWiott, llaughter and secretary Ill former Juclga Mbelt, p~ by dtaracter actOr Mlilon Richards. . , ed cars llOOked tiielr • • - . Hoii)'WQ041 Beulevllil .. . . • Bitlll 011 the rear or 111e &tl eu: .BiVin& IOW'isla ,..... a~. U read: •·JUST DlVOilQI:D. • ' Only NOW IMOWfNO "TANK COMMANDOS" Wallr Colnpo, MaHle LowreDce aDd Bobert Bamn -oDd"RIDI A CROOKED TRAIL" tell, mlnu! represen· lite two leudlnl Clll't.ioas, met lD secret How .much people, young tnil adults, want to play dayli!DI evenings will In largo part Iand determine the I1ICceu of Middleport's S1llll!lll!l' ac!iWI!es al the municipal park and pool, the town realeaUon t'Oillllliltsion said today. The commiuion Friday nJchl ended three weeki of dellbera· lions by rehirln& MHS bead football eoacb Frallk Eschltmon as recreatloit dlnctor. Thla Is Eschleman's aecood year 11 •A. GIIOlJP OF plJy I I t!r. Price I ' .. to Pd . Pol. Adv. . '- Three automobile accidenll doe deer .... k1Uild II! front ..01 a reported hit - sklp were the Jlll!all)' llbrliD l'l!llidelli» over the weekend oo Stote Rt. 124. It was the see· the Meigs County sheriff's ood deer wHbln ~ week· lo ~ det~art;meJnl.. The state patrol, killed in ttlat tllllllt lltciitWI.' bu•y. logged in six acci· The deer was lllt by a ~ !dents. driven by Calvin' JIDbQtlen, · ,7, Aeo·ording to Prooecuting AI· of Mlnersvllle. '!'111ft ,wu ill!li torn1.v Bernard Fultz, who as- damage jo tl!e. IUiat tim! .101111 js!Sted in investigation of the to the occupBnll of 1111! car. reported hit • skip which sup- The othor aeeldent was lno posedly occurred near the Won- vestigated by the '!h 11!'1 doo der Bar at I a. m. Sunday. A partmenl at 11:15 p. Ill. Sa~ woman who was said to have day night two-lellttll ~ a lllilto been ~it by a car apparently north of the Meip • GaUia CONTINENTAL ~ SLACKS by . Albert, Margo, Walter · Ist May Week ·. . a: Martin, Lana Turner, ';.'ill tes 11n fme; I Sabin Oral vaccine Type Ill cations assisted by voiuntMr 1J. Donovan, and John Rl<;lg· mund Butrlmao, and Lewis B totaling 1,3» were g!Yen clerical in each commu,.. lway. all doclot:1 of . Telle, M. D.'s. Sunday at six Meigs cou 111 ity wert Ray He atoo, and Doctors . Coming to Pomeroy Junior ALBANY, N. Y. Monty school locatlona with Pomeroy High auditorium were 2,220, Woolley, the bearded actor again the leader. Middleport High school !,617 fam.:d as"The Man Who This waa the secood of a Racine Jr. high 1,538, to to Dinner," died today ;n of three mass doses to be land high school 1,017, to E•••t- 1 ba•' Medical Ceriter Hli«pllal. ern high school 1,350, and He waa 74, and had boOn Harrisonville Elementary school the critical ·list since April 511. with a heart ailment. Born Edgar Mootlllioo WoolfS. fOWft ley, in New y,..k City, he taught tm 12 years at hi• •I· rna •narer, Yale, before 11ead· lng to Broadway. Btocouse his chin foliage, he was named "The Beard.'' His 1110•t famous role was as Sheridan (Tecbnicolor) .6 ;'- 'r· Cars h~tteted In ccident. Ras · o n . L- 1ven (Techntcolor) · ofte II ...... Jillt.1t' falr"'*..C . . . I I ~9.~.___:;Pl::I:::CE~·fi:.,:.V.::,E....:gNT=:.:S MONDAY, MAY 6., 1963 • "WHO'S GOT THE ACTION?" 4 ..... - lt)lit..., . . ~ "' " Second Sabin "IUN., MON. ond TUES. MAY S-6-7 .·;: .,.~. ----------~----~----------------------~~-n_o~f-e6--To~._T_h_•_•~~··_._,_,_o_J_T_h.__M_•~~~~--~ ____A_r•--------------------~.~.- ~~,~~--------~~~- ¥ .. VOt :XV ll.odlo Riot ..... -r• -- \~ en tine at OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. •• .. • .. • FIIII·Width l)3 lb. Freezer Nevj]Je BraDd "HIRO'S ISLAND" ~bushel (Technlcolor) --llld- Ricbard Bueh,rllD "PASSPORT 'I'D CHINA• Sun..Mon. Moy u Jomeo ·Stewart, John W17111 Vera lllleo - Lee MarolD "THI MAN WHO SHOT I,IIIRTY YALAMCI" ....Jid"fNYAIION 01' TMI ANIMAL I'IOI'LI" . '' ..•. ... r . ··:. .... . ~ . ,.. . . ' ... ill• .. . • Meat Locker, Chiller Draw • Full·wldth P.on:elaln Crliper'holda· TONIGHT JIUDes Muon, ~ I I ·. ' Sr·· Is ... open ~Day . • 011 'nli!~ WUIIQ~ "-"""-·- .......... "llft.""ll . . . . . Ill au.<~~ an anooal· apprGprlalion • II 11 lleltsi llolil .,. Clt....,b 11 Cltrtol frllm lown CU~cll't &e•al '· ~ al1•• _. fUJI!!, f"' .the lint tilDe lhla Yl!-' ....... lite l?a, ... will pay .... IIII*Oiimaii!IY i'IS.· exeep& s.twnlllJ, GiOO I.PI'o;i ol hll!r to flU the if:Jofiltt DouJd sm. pool. ' mJa•ltl' 11 111e s-on. tlitili rw. IWimmlnc ' fiB' alloott live wlll• fi\;o.,eale .lalilr,~ltlliitlh. _. , ...., ... Go~M· G......... 'ftere - uta ·, .. • ~. wlil,., '1l_}ilolf:i~- il !!It'fO!)I t\IOio . ,. ,, .. . . . . ·II!. iii', •. b 't.t *-- . . . . . . ·lreli ' - - - , . . , ,...,..., 4PPU~-~=~~·: fllr • 1 .•~ .. .. ... • : ~ WIA .... a...•·iaillc r -.t· �. ' • • . 0 ., May 4, liHIS ....... " ...... . • NOW YOU KNOW ELBERFELD$ . • enttne } at. !)PIN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P.M. • •. ' ' i;! t, lllS, ,.. .e Q --~~--~~~--~------~--------~~----~~ -·~--o'--~·~F~·~1_h_•_ln_,_~_,_•••__o_I~T-M__M_•~~·~_M__-._•__A_~----------------------- %~'~·\-------------V~Io1::!i'~X:!..:v~hi~<O~•. .!l·~a_ _.___ _ _ __,..._.!PO:!:!.!!M!!:ERO~·~y...:!..M!!!I.!::!Obl~EPO:!:.~RT!!.·~OH~IO~---~,.,;M:,::ON~D~A:,:.Y.t. ,:,MA:.:,:.:::.Y.!....:i6,~1:,..::9.::63:c,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ~:; 'i.....__;,PRJai:::=::.:::f:.,:.IV::.,:E:..;C=:E:,::N-;,:15 ~, SeoondSabin Cars b;tt~ed lo Accident Ras ·ou lst May WeekeD4 c I •1ven 8,353 Doses H: Butrlmas, M.D.'s. Coming to Pomeroy Junior High auditorium were Z,220, Middleport High school 1,&17 Rscide Jr.- high 1,531, to land high scbool 1,017, w high school 1,350. and \Ha"ri'"'"''ille Elementary sehoul 511 .• Sabin Oral vaccine Type JU MSisted by volunteer J. Donov1111, and JQhn doses totaling 8,353 were given clerical help in each common- way. all doctors at six Mel8s · COU11'! ity· DociOrs Rsy Hearon, and Doctors locations wllh 'Pomeroy tho leader. was ·the second of a of -three mass dooes to he given. Physicians serving In lh• to Monty Woolley, tbe bearded actor famed as'"'''le Man . Who Canle to Dinner," ' died in bjl' ~ Medical Clenter . 1!e was 74, and bad on the critical ·Ust since Aprll e · with a heart aliment. 8om Edgar Moolillloo WoolfS, rOWD ley, In Nell Y<rl City, tllught !OJ IZ years at his al· rna rnater, Yale, before t10ad· lng to Broadway. Because of his chin foliage, he was nick· named "The Beard." ilia mo•t famous role was aa Shetliijda~n.I.,.,~.,.,J~WII'...U.~~!rll~..l..J at OPE, TOO GRANER' H M B Of Pomeroy RD DI'es Sunday ~~!,,,­ ~ ..,,-1 ~ir.'.,. ·:- ~ ''· "":1:"' ' - .. ' - '· I'. GIVE MOM A ..• ... ! ,;COLD WAVE" I ··-FOil MOTHER'S DAY $15.00 $1&00 i WSAZ-tv - WAVE .... COLD WAVE $7.50 . Channel 3 I 9:00 ~~ Caravan _ 10:00 Dt. Peale 10:"'l Livir)g Word 10:45 Chrlstophers 11:1111 This 1s The Lltt 11:30 F'r0111iers of Fallli 12:1111 TV Chapel 12::10 Gospel Harmony 11o11 12 :45 Garden Club ' 1:00 America Wants to'-· I :30 Tops In Sports . J:45 TONIGHT Alfnd Hltchcoelc'o "RIAR WINDOW" (Technicolor) Stewart, Grace Kelly of Monaco), We~· Thelma Ritter, 't.\1.'1 "Perry .. _·:! "-~:·-~ ....~-;,r.::., l-- \ ; · i·..;olc., • ·• ...,"',... . ,. .,. a:zs .E McGiven . C.rtooM for ... Arner. LEE SMITH FOR MAYOR OF MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1963 by Ml A ' the p, Donal· conelt • Spe. were the s Lloyd Smith --·< PTA • SMART progr• ment · · and r lions · Atb :, Sto.• . FARMER Chal ' was w~ week1! f F lhe pr, the do. . Jar, at ao thonk ' Today's successful farmer knows a checking account is safe, con· venient, and a perfect way to keep flis records. proje<! has ea J>.; help lo." cy, hf drives. 'r .• ., - The FARMERS BANK . and Savings Company . Meaulls1r P:ecler•l R111rn SyJfeln ~!!!'!- P....,al D1pnlt hwurance Corporlflon llOMEROY, OHIO . renee -~,. "IIDt· ~ Audit · { ... '· i ~.: .~ ·( . t:ll l!ed lallooa . ,,.. Milteur !lour IV,. Bowl ,,. - Oelllllrl ,........ t:• »:• e. { ~ I .I ', •' 11:.. CBS lleWI U:U Lat. Sbow ·:, d::IO Bible Alllwen Jill lMW' ''IMteoull 14' DiteCiiODa •=10 Art Feattral t• TBA .,. llnlp .,. BowllnC ''" Two 1:10 Tate Trailmuter 1:11 Acllon 'llleater f:ll ,_ Jetsons 1:10 Movlea 10:10 VO!t>f ol Firestone ~ <' • • :,1 :'' l i 'i . . . 1:411 ABC i!:vlllliiC iepart ~:09 Danser )1!111 ...a 7:io Ollie l!amet 1:110 Dollna liMI! Sbow· 1:30 Beaver 1:01 M.f 3 !Ioiii t:so MCIIalta NaVJ !IJ:OO Alcola U:OO A11C NeWII'IIIII_ U:lt ~ at the Weather U:ll ~ Award '111111'- . .. '•. Dlze Jobn· McQ<wenl, who' ap, pears a pol> olflce clerk Ia ""l'be Birds," Alb:ed IJllcliccock'l DeW aa the ta • p)lyl•IIIO'fle, Dr. SJnlk, In aei9F ·'riM wEda• Ill Nilibt." •yllme dtama na CBS-TV. Mdlovem Ia married lo PeW .AIIellby, YeleraD Broadway aetress, no pl8fl Mallie Grimsley oa 1111 .taytlllle u r ., '..' , -" . lift! ,CirtliQI/";' , ':. · " ' • "· . .. WSAZ-TV Chtnnel 3 aartea ..... .. •· · . .!:, ...10 ~:; 'l"'· •-. · Jemet Drt1t1 ol NBC-TV'• "''b8 VlrCbd&n" and Jilebilrd Olamberlain flf NJIC.TV'I "Dr. Kildare" are hio ol HoiJiwood'• mo.t elfclb1e baebeJon ..... ... ~ucbt the ROyal Ballet, 'l . 1111; ~·>no.; ' . ';, . : ;' 7:-,;~ oa& Your Jiq ·~leJ! .,.._ .doliof1 . . . . l:ill ~- .. ·. ,~· . ' •:~ . f•ill Wlill""'·"'~ ' · · ' .· :·: ~It·~ ,._,. ..... ...r.::::::•· . ' . ··f ,_ •=• Balli , . .. • .:jllllll' ~-· ~~~ .• ." . •·.• .. • " - • ·'.J uill...._.. ", :.' · , , . .. , • ,""'!'l::; lrolll.tondon'a Ro)'al Opera ;.~· :•,i . ... ··:·· ' , . , ., . : " .,_~ - ll.~ ."" >'l" ·-·!~if '. ., ··Ill• jf:N ;,j. ' il....;, ............ . . .. ..~ " , ,. . ;I ,, ~J ·, '- ~~~~1'1 ·:, J Ch.l1~t.,ll. . ':,. ' . . .. .. ; 1:10 . ~~;!~ "f ' ';•:~;- •• T'> ,'..- ..., , .. ':t# »-. .. llliJS(c; ...... PATROL HAS SIX ,h of accidents hit area highways over the wtek· ~e Ohio State Patrol reports the investlgailon one of which a cyclist was hospitalized with 11jurles. ·.· FRIDAY WHTN-TV ' CrMnMI13 7:5& Dlll,y wont 1:10 Tbla .. Life 1:10 KarloOD Kipen · TV Blaca l'wl Scbool ~. 'KID(& o., In eoun . J· J accident took place IGallia line. sCience, medi- cine. boob; oporta, moUoo pic- tures and lbe theatre - will be p~ on the I!IJIC.TV network Sundays star&g Oct. lJ. Program Will feature F r a n t Blair, wbo Will Introduce each MlfDODI, and NBC News' White House eorreapoadeDt aay Scberer, who wUI rtp«1 frolll Wash- "'"'~ ue~ ..... - on the oulllaJidlDI . atory ollbe week. Nancy Han- ldmlall Dlclw'sclll, wiD cover Waabin&ton social and politleal 11fe, and Robert Abernathy, Joe Garagiola and ClevelaDd Am. fli'Y will be on band with fea.. lUreS" . " . Euubelh Taylor wW make bor flrsl major 'lelevlsioll ap. pearaace on CBS-TV in an ~ Jona apectal ~ tour of her . Dative ellf, ·'E'kl!beth Taylar'l LIJadon " lo be oa Snnday, Film will be In coJ. .. Octok •• ' .... ·-f~:~:"~~-···~ .. -' ~:· •t!'l!! '· .. ••,;o,;, 'j.f,.,., • ,. ' ~. ' ..... ·-~ t;:;;.. ·s · .• f·.·R ·. ·ID.AY. ,.,::·. ' Wiit):• . at · ew York's Metro- · ·. · ' .' ~ .:"Mt.i ~ ,il!laulf JOlltap.-lJI)el'il Sol Hutok J'a~t," c~ bf ·~ na· , ~nted ~ .~~anet and standIIIIDa . til lilsa tl.UVerljl ,1163, out~ -~ Grant ooe pill be .J>ro8deiat ,liT~ fro 111 d. iblr':Wfll'Jd11"1tealesl dancMIIUiil ~"ll''a., ·SllllrdaJ, en<Hilre Jt.a ~~U~~Ub preaenla• ~uly :10, on CBS-TV. 'l'be 110 • I!Ofi DO. obi _sboulcl .llllas wben • iDIDute apeclal. beiDg present. -l!le:V are vlslllng New York : .. ed for -the ,fourth co~' ~Pearson, NBC's veteran Je&r, 1dl1 be ~- \lr P ~ · :•critic - at ._ large," suffered G, and .1dll bave ftorm& . ~,. a heart atiack lasl weet. rll Holall. lluen<.a Aim> Argeo. ~-LJSTEN: ··Sunaay'' llna, the rel8JIIn,!l ~ . YJ!I. .-, ~tbi~ tbe tradltkJD. '' .new full.bour prosr~er­ a1 ero'llll mid sceptre to h u •- tbe elop.,., li aoi 1nnews. "~-· men .. ~... and ..-,.... • Tel!'vlaloa vie...,.. wljl recog- loreigD alfalfa lailln sdch fields d tlewa · " ~·.. " . ' ~ " ,. ' ' ' "'' pali!J l ~· ....., _··-_ I Cenc!ld Camera II:• llbars My U. ll;lt Dr. Peale ~ -,~_;: li J:. l'lleater WHTN-TV Ch•nnel 13 '!>. I . l:it IlL Bd . 7:~ I I di Tbe MeMGt 1:• .. lllllll•m tilll.ul McCoyo ' I •=• Sunday on Rt . . 71 Cars driven by Fred R. ~[r ••n tenths of a mde \ton. 47 , Athens, and La~ '· 35. R. Yeauger, 34. Cheshire,~· 'ycle operated by Ar- ed "hen the Hampton " Iiden, 38, Young's \ertook the Yeauger ~ ~· itd tk, was headed south started to pass ao YUIJIII! "' out oOI- coniT<>I after tempted·I<> make. a~ · ." 'r: It Mlled over on I There was only llilnai. shd ~rr the west SJde age to the cars. Tile dflftrs ·~ay mto a dJtch. ft. , were cited to Meigs county· ~ rider 40 feet. May 10. Hampton for faihri to 18ken to Holzer hos- . a"dible signal In palsing, 1. BOCJ(Y'S NEXT? - Sourcn clole to Nelaoll R. B.octefel·· 1er Me I lllld·MIY murlage .fqr the New York governor IDd JfrJ. llal.ore&la l4urp~~: lbove. JfrJ. 1Curpht, recea lltroreed ~Ill Dr. liiD.. MurDIIY. WOrked at oni tlma ba Boeteleller'J JlaDhattm omee. ao·eteflller waa divorced Ia · 1802, after 11 , _ . of IIIU'I'IaiG. McNeill's new teleserlel, "Tate Two," on ABCl'V Sunday, May a..... Joey Hel!tberlon, ....., • age New York actreaa and dauahlel' Ill singer Ray lleatherton, Ia In Boll) wood fat bor , lliofltill ,ptelure tlebut 1n y..a.v, "i'wlcht Ill Honor:• slarrlnl RleiYrd Chamberlain..... Dotl MI:NeDI, alar of ABC RsdiQ'a "Break!~ aub," wIll . SE&-HEAR> James (Maver· YllcallaD . iroiiit:'JIIeobay, June lck) Garuer, Arnold Palmer, U thloullb MOilday, JDIJ 1. 1111· Patti Page and David Bose's morlal Peter J)wuotd will boll ''Brealdaa& Clult" for two Orchestra will join Bob H o p e fteb, JUDe n:K_Allll Don'• for bla final speciallhla eldest aoil, T1im, will piJleh-hfl Two," on ABC-TV Sunday, May for bla dad Jwie 2Wulf 1" " . day, May l l.. ". Eulerprlsing Steve McQueen, pmedlan JetfJ Lester and wblle IUmlng '"!be Great Ealateril8lional iUII&Bb• VICtl cape" Ill Munich, Germally, k.lel will compell llfaiall lbo boueht a tiZ5,000 lot ln BevoriJ llngbls team of SGmOr aa d Hllla - over the phOne. T h e Jethro \Ill 111!1' Ill Doa property wBI bold a nve • alory !Jodldlfll with a pentbollle oo lop for MI:Queell'B office..... ., .r-pb. C«WW Will guesl .I ... . fat ,\DC-TV's "N a ted between hla "Calculated pafolt,._. oo Broad- f!: ·am· ~ he was treated {or Yeauger for failure &o '\Ceralions. a left turn, ·ions over his entire If f d AH ._.t., ~ 8ii- .... e~e or ca was ~ m ter he was thrown. an acc1dent at 9:35 p.m. ~~~r· heavy damage to the . on Rt. 35• two tentb~ of 1 · mtle west of Rio Grande. An 1 ;ers were cited as 8 unknown c~ struck. and killed n accident at 8 : 1~ a. the calf which belonged to carl on Rt. 7, six tenths (Continued on page Sl north of the Meigs was unconscious for Public Use To Fix Success Of Park Play m'I*Thi"='·~MMI:'~dif _. .u,"' I ~ ~ I -1be ~andl , •· the OrganA.merleaa States I today In aa emer· .;it~n in an attempt to 1 threateoed war be· 'II aod tbe Domiol· , How much people, young Brill oli<. adulta, want lo play doytllllll 1cli, minus represeathe two leudlng car- •.ioas, met ia secret ~e muting beCID at 9 ~a~nd:ev~erung!'~eIn large pari · theWill aucceso of MiD- summer activities at 1 municipal park and pool, the town recreation eom.- sion said today. '~"-""'t'l- The commisaion Friday qht ended three nets of deliberaby rehiring MHS head IfO<Jtb••ll coach FrmUc Eschl.. m~n as recreation director. Til Ia Is Eschleman's second year 11 director. . The rommlssion, with Robert Craig as ebairman and mem· bers Kal RiMy, Henry Clatwor. Emerson Jones, IIJitl Bruce reviewed a propoaed scbahctMties presented by and 41seussed r• suits of the 11112 program. Te~>o P\llll caD for baseball, Jlllll ·pong, liOftball, chedtlrl, and vptley baU. Sdledules for childrtn a n d will be poated. The ·under dir«liilt of L I 0 [~=,~ IJr., II Iii open on wt t.mtts I• · Day.. ., ' . ComiDtnwl' lrhicb . . aw-"on an .III\I!Ual ~· } Wai(Jr - ! 10:11 11:01 Qullo '11teoler "T We Pay 3% Interest On Your SaviJIIII a....SirOn& i . J .. ......il·.... .. ~,;c. . ". . .,. ~:·•..""' I f Jlttt Dllvey lc Golialh U.li Noblemen Quartet all Jo•• . ' '.il ' D:IO Parson't Mailba. U:.- CBS Report Oral Roberti Talking Handl Sea BuDI 1M Living Word • Jr. Va. FuliYal .. . Jarlely ~ . .,. WCHS-TV !';. 1:81> IIIII ~ . 1:.10 PII<OiflaUr N8W1 1:411 Look 111 the weather =•· ,-.,e . : ~"'-· ' .aepon . t.,.., · aOcld! Jor. Dall4i . " · ., l f:ZO Suppk Man 'a:•' ~T>W~ ..,~ XC!ii'-PI't sat • . ,., '• . .- ~ .... ~ '" Scnlal- >,. ,. f:GO SUper Sjlow WIJ .- . l:tt •J ~~ II' ? •, .... I:M ·~ 'a'·~ ' · 11:11 NeWo .~ l:et Kid 'Day Nowo . . 1·,30. Ilea Jerrocl h To Glrli 1:10 . Ml!J SWidaJ Tbaatar ' ·,., · f:Gii !few.· · · · ~ ,. • · Cflan~l .... ,1:10 ·.Tbe': """'""• ·• Ch1nnel I " oi 11:10 nu1b ., ·~- ltft Weaiba·eaat · Albert, Margo, Walter Paul Ford, Nita • 1 ·~',. 'c: · ... l:il &:30 News f :45 Weather ': 50 Spc\rts i'IIWI j .. ,_, . 1:01 Goo!! Morrun1 'Show 1:311. Operallol> Alphabet 10:01 SaJ When ·10:21 News . 10:311 f'la1 YOI!I' Hunch ·u:oo :...- 11 ·Ri&ht ., (Technicolor) Martin, Lana Turner, ~ .. _> ~-~ •' a . liiO .·i ;oa•r,J QlaiUII'OOIII . f!IIO 'f!lo· ~ Shn ' ·t:» '1'11!! -·Qut· Y!IIIf w., ·r.iJay · Out ·-Your ChariesiOn Va. Jleadlltl 11.:10 Car 54 • "WHO'S GOT THE ACTION?" '..r. .u:•~ CODCea!r•lic!D il:oo t!iur rtm .lmpi'IIIIIM ., ' • '!•. , wsA%-TV :, I, .,. Bonanza •00 Show of Week (Techoocolor) " · · L ' 4:15 Scoreboard f: 30 Quuops TourlleJ. 1:110 Meet The Proia p:OO ?.:;·,.....1 '. '.~ ... I ~ " ,, -t'l • 1:110 O'Toole .IUN., MON. and TUES. . MAY 5+7 ;. . ,; 0 t ' ~ ·~· :~:~t~:-· ::tt"u · w;w v :i~; :::::·~,:~:l'l ,'c~~."'r· tm••,£ "<:~;,;r-~.= :. :,::~ , , :. . 18 I'~P1 'I ·- ~~ ;• -~ ~~ -~ :~ ~~i::Y~· ~· '?;.1.-m ,:J..-._ . . 1:11 Wali Dilller Rodlo Riot 1• ...\ ' . I · the KYW·TV tCievellllltll nlgbtly "Eye Wltatll Sporll" program, wW serve as master of corellllllles for lbe persoaal appear•... of comedian Bob . -~. tc,,,'·~.-t-~'. ;lo'' ~'f•, ''•{ '.I ;.,.,/'" 'I • ' ... ·~...~.1 I Jim Grauer, boat on Three auiomobile aecidenla doe d- wu lUlled Ill 1rant' and a reporred hit • skjp were tbe Jimllly Martin ·reoldeilce [inv·esti1gated over the weekend on State Rl 121. II ,... tbe PC· the Meigs County sheriff's ond deer wJthlD a .,ek· lo I!" [de1>artme1ot.. The state patrol, killed in that lodtion. · bu<y, logged in six acci· The deer wu ·bit br a ~ !dents. driven by Calvin ~nuj{i Aeo·ording to Prooecuting ,\1. of Minersville. ~ wu torney Bernard Fultz, who a&- damage 1!1 tbe auro, and · sisted in investigation of the lo the OCCQP&IIIa d. tiiii.,Cif. reported hit • skip which >UP. The olher acelderit waa ·no posedly occurred near the Won· vestigateo by the Shil'lff'l .S. der Bar at I a. m. Sunday. II partment at li:IJ )Ito !I\, Satpr• [w01nan who was said to have day night 1-ths of a mile ~it by a car apparent!y oorth of the Meip ~ Gallia been struck in 1 line, In cooperation 'with the !'l""'f,.,ith her make com- State Patrol. Officers said a e11r driven by · Snyder, 30, of Asn- Sidney M. Craig. ~. of Galli.WQ taken to Holzer polis wen\_ out el llii!II'OI wbell r lreatmeot of the the hood came up. ,.., aaro juries. which were went of! tbe road hlltlni llftl .slons, and then ·re· guard rail posta. 'nlen "'as damage w the rtpt aidillll bil <ported to authorities auto. No arrests were IIIJde. entucky woinan was Earlier Saturday e'feolnJ, a& a car by Harry 7, a minor two car ICCtdeut • ;.on of Barbounville, was investigated by .lberilf'• ...:licer& at Racine wbere a r;ar on was charged with driven by Homer Circle, U, fiJ I battery afler inves· Racine back..t Into a parked the incident by Fulll car owned by Norman Grue&<heriff's department. er, 64, of Syracuse. No charge~ ' posted bond. were filed and no tnjuriet rey night at 11 p. m. aported. NtlC 1181 llgned an oD aomJIIIIY ·to sponsor lbe 111M JID!iolll llld etecllona ..... ·tGIPlcii•• general ~-lhll~ ~~J'I5, ,et ·Waf& to liD lhl �' Teachers Recognized County PTA Council Met ELBERFELDS OPEN JATU,RDAY . NIGHT TIL t P,ft\ Teacllen Recognition brary board pledglnc w h o I e wu · obeerved when the hearted support to the bookJno. t• \ • )t«)W 'YOU KNOW -n..llrptt~bo-11 ~· of . . . . -~~~ .......~a. ••lclltNdl .. ~ ... . • ~- • llle Ilion ol tropical .......: . • ' .. VOl XV SecondSabin enttne a·t ,, . ... Pair . . ...,... Low 'I! IIJ ltl lllo,. 0 · ..1 ... ,.,... IIPIINil. f* lair wllli "" . . +1 I le i ..... \til' II tns · It ' D611oted I'• The. lntnem 01 7'he Jle~a- .4r• .. MAY 1963 SATURDAY WSA%-1Y ................ -· "' ,..... Ch.n..-..11 ... Bull • ...., . ,.. IIIDd Ftolli:ol 1!:10 llr. Wbatd . IJ:ID Elploiq J:ID IGIID'a lb I I 1111 1:55 Redo Va. MID t:C Scorebouil THEATRE ·• •' s:• P..•Piat-s 1:31 .,... Ia Span. 5:411 11aee r.f Weot l :ot TV Digest 1:38 News • Span. 1:40 Wealbl!r 1:411 News ~ : 10 SaiUI'day ~- 7:31 Sam llenalid I :S J111!7 Blsl>op llodlo Riot t :IO Saturday Night MOYie 11: 88 - · 11:10 Weolller .1U5 Sporu .IUN. MON. ond TUES • . MAY 5+7 (Techn!color) 11:31 llotle "WHO'S GOT THI ACTION?'" (Technicolor) Martin, Lana Turner, WCHS-TV Channel 8 Albert, Margo, Walter Paul Ford, McGiven. Nita • For .•• 8:00 TV ClaS$room 1:00 Captam Kaagaroo 10:011 fhe Alvlll Sbow 10:30 Mlghly Mouae PlaykoUH 11: 00 Rm fin TiD • u ; 3CJ Roy ROgers Show ~00 Sky Kills 12:30 News 1:00 Town & Country 1:30 Sports Film I :45 Diuy Dean Bmw 1:55 Yanko Vs. Orioles 5:00 lloctol'!l AI Work 5:30 Early Show 7:jiQ Cannon Ball 7.30 Jo..._,ue Gleason LEE SMITH FoR MAY~ OF MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT 'ffiiMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1963 Pd. Pol. Adv. . 8:31! Detenaers 9:Jtl ttave Uun Will .·ntel 10: UIJ liun!OloH )) : GO ~WS SMART Clu was weet Member FHorol R_.,. Sy_stem "''ll!:""P•Ieral Daposlt Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO Moir Ch 8, The Vnaccepted. George Montgomery. ' · ftanday, May t, Ch 13. AI Sword's Point (IJ52) (knel Wilde, Maureea O'Hara. Ch II. Fwr O'Clock. E. G. Mar• hall. ~ -·Leyden, of NBC-TV's Bill "Your First Impression" serIes, worked hill wa, through Northwestern University as a page hoy in o::hkago with NBC. · Fix Success Of Park Play Ernest Borgnia'• "MeHale'l Navy" io !lOW oee11 In Canada.. t:GO Pa& • llike Run 1:30 Word of Llle 10:011 Social Security 10:30 Church of Chrlll ll:ot CarloaooviDe 11 :II BeaDy & Cadi 12:00 Sup 1!Um1J The commission, with Rubert ICr•q · as chairman and mem· Kallllndy, llonry Clalwor· , Ernet:.,.I JCIIItl, and Bruce reviewed a proposed sellof activities· prese.1ted by and dlsalsssd .... ol the 1t8Z program. r.... jlall.ve plana call for baaeba I~ Plllll. softball, chocken, •PIIey ball. Sehedules for Children 1 n d ,_,.~~ w111 be posted. , . pool, ' Udet dlrecliot. of L eo KetMied!; Sr., Ia to DjleR .. Memarliil Dl¥, .,. • &miniiiiQft, ~ich ...... 12:10. AIIMut• 1:41 Fb... Toclo(s successful farmer knows Savings Company Dan Dlryea, Wed-y, I, Cb 13, The 'texans· U939r Joan Beuuett. WHTN-lV Channel 13 I .The FARMERS BANK Saint m Loudon (1939) Gei.rge Sal!ders. Ch a. Fort Ep•tacn. 12:GO News FARMER ,' We Pey 3% lntoreat On Your Sovlnga Duryea. Tuosclay, May 7, Ch 13. 1be Fri. May H, .j ll 13, M,agnellc Monster {195S) and 12100 P. M. Illegal Traffic (1839) J. Carol Naish. Ch 8, 1be \V iH Heart (lllli2). David Farrar. 11: l5 ....ale Show At St. o checking account is safe, con· Mnient, and a perfect way to -.p tlis records. lark (1141) Claudette Coiber+. Ch I, The Shaggy Kinas, D a D ,. w, - ~ -ii.ID A ~. • 1!111111 ftra . 'AL. lib, 1:11 Supermaa 2:• Aldrich n-t.r J:ll Let'a 0... ~ : 10 ..._ ot Spaloll 1:11 lh'iltlina . I:JII ,(l&JJant Mea 1:11 lloio!olllllUIJ 11!'1! uwr....,. Welk Sbow w1r lO:GO Fight Of Week 10:!111 IIIUI! Tbat SPIN ll.lll Academy Award i'hPtor ""an IIIIIW ~ j>!llncll't' Late Movies ·~ geMral fund, lor .the~ Iiiii& th.lll year will pay ... ~~ 1'15.000 """" .,,,. ...., to liD lhl None. ' DISCHARGEs None. ....-. ~ ~ !-'i·ll!:bft ·far ..l'tllknl•m.& � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 4, 1963 theiss