http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8bc6a5c4a7c16d4fdca6d7b564cc0f82.pdf 50f3efc21104462381f71c95f38dcc90 PDF Text Text TILL 8:00 OHi~) ' lADIES' ·SUPS '#•us,•' .1.98 .,.. . ( ,. ...,.,..% • I I 1 ' I I, l " ' ! oNiALL ' LADIES' SPRING �.' ·~ ' ' ''' '' ~ ., ' lleaoumo, the Extellflon Service, of Alfioul· Forest Serviee1 the ol Soil Co~~~erva· tho Ohio Form Bur· and ~ Ohio State ., • lfon'a tba li(hteot, m~ -rful,directdrlvoehaib ~w yolJ can buy. The • Ez.l! paella 6 hard·hitllnc , • hl>roo-tl!aiO' a iblht 19' , ' pounC:II, for 'the Wt.e.t, ' · ...i'!iit euttm, 'If treea op to' 6~feet in diameW. Oia .. P,hrAIDt qrburetor let. you ' cut in ~ny potition - left, 1 IAZAAR li\!aller'i Ciao~ or IASTIR The ~appy the Racine Methodist Church ts havtn' 'ap Eute~ Ji,Zaur an<l bake '"'" trl co6neetlon wlth-. tho l ~~ ~ 4emol'qltration. "{ ,• I f 1 t: RIDf·N·OIJR''S '· SU'P.P·l Y. • lltn~y oupper •PR•••red by th ~ na~ne PTA ~q ~nturd,y; Mar. 211. It will be held in lh~ J.lacln., Hlth School Audltorlui!J w<th tho 'J • Chetter, 0. ' bazaar and. bo~e 11te ltarUn1 ot 2 p~ m. and the · · J!tnay 1uppe: II 0. ri.AN PII~D, lt'iAll Melli Countf ,BeQie Club have o Derby 'Field Trio! at Club Ground• Sundar Mmh . rll;ht, •, up, down, upeide doWn. Come in today Jor' a , w,iH lh• 10. for him and we set· Blact. JQe" after ·la~h"l''' grand!" I 11 uaed !~ uo and \ Ia each eri,i·~~~;;f,f"'"!::atoblm, see 10 I •, �ll.UIIIS _flllil ALL \1~· LAsfiLIGtfl ol fans IUillt fOI 'LESS" At Basketball , i~ Pom~roy. the 6tm -at tbe em-Jtll!r Champion• Banqife\ .· Rolph narrated humorous -lriCI- :. n;,or dent• In "hii · offlclatlnt eal<ek He spotted- •pOJ:tsm·anshlp aod co-opcratlo~ as two high p\oiority trait• learned best · In high ochool •thlftlcl. _ Morrison paid high tribute ~ the work of Larl')' Wolfe, coaeli of the · Racine Grade ilohilot teom (attending In " group). W6lle eorl·I,WiiJl~M~~~Y tribute; h)a .lime ;~s ~mi~li. His team upset ·tw~ ~avori~~~ t~ win 1 ~l.lll·· the Portland tourney, Syracuso B and Rlitlaild. ' en ·"y , ·. ' ' and ~~~~~~t(f!Ji:t: ·handed gave tWtrdl to ~'lyn Clelari8 Siller, Nodln~: Carolyn Powell, 'and mar••&!'~ \ \ ·ceort!e · Dono- '. ' '' ' •. 'We s·elect The v•~ .BeSt 1n , 'USED 'CAlS . w•N~ ·nlDE'·INS ;,W,lNlEDI ~- lt1Rubcs ·- wtc·'"PAv 'cMd ' i .;Jn ci$AN PicK UPS - FORD • ' .rOllt CHEVROLET & GMC ., I' SEE US FOR THE lEST ARO"-D ·MitRotoPT'" attro··$ALES ·. \ohiftr. _.,., . Otlt~.- 1-1... UntlltdiCI·PJL · · . A,t ,Tnffie l:.l&ht· ,. ., >' . ,.' ,. 1.r '· '.! ; ,. '1.: ' ' ' ., . �., f lllllel, ~urll~leport. Q., March~8. 1958. ' ; ' ~ ~<' I = IOc.-4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·Ulr(. ; \J h lor ad,.l'llllnc u llllerUua. 1'111 lnclll' Nlllleel of lweAII IUIO. llllturlel Help W6nted- · !iidctle-aged 'tady lor Wonted: housework. Contaet EUtma But· lord, RuUand, 0. 3·27-3tp iub-driver · in County lot Part limo. 3·28.alo. ' I ~ '' • o Rooma ' '" 'flllw Ohio ...' t ; ' FurnituN. FOI ' FURNITURt 011 Tile I!Tigllleal ConM I t_, lflddlepnrt • pj~~~- ~~~ablo. •• Phon~ ·Lan11 ' 3-27·3lp and ~Mte . CollloJ 'nlay hive oip1e by ad. Call 8D8·M Pomeroy. ' 1 Call . ;i $299.00 •: BAKER I I; mlloJ. • 3 22 61!! ' I •l ' :y- see.~J'Iati~~-~ \\ 91~·; �• .... " ' l.•j ' ~/ • The • .t .• • ' I Daih Se.ntinel t I I . ' ' • Saralr E. Bowman - t.ueute· Hawi:IDJ daughtv. here due lhe Illness of het mother re-turned home wltb then'\ ' Hobart M. Dodttorer of Swanton They also viuted at tb< ~ :. and R1cbard Kesterson o( Port Dodderer home at cOolville bvE:~· 01tnton speitt the weeken"d wilh the weekend. Mr and Mrl. Ernest E Imboden tbe latter's parents, .Mr. and1Mra Ben .Kesterson:, Minersville. Mrs tbd son are spending a twenty Kc.!teiJ:on, who rfcently retumE=d day lene with their parent1, lrom Holzer IJI/liPIIai '' reported Mr and Mrs Fran~ Gr1mm anfi trq,proving Mri.• Dodd~rer and Mr. 'll'd 1.\rs Henry ~'IPieina ol Pomeroy. Th~y are on leave frot'' Kinross Air Foree Base, Saolt Sto Marie, Michigan. Mr1. eh~.Jrles. Buck, Mrl!. Chari· ~::!l~~~~·Taylor Dani Andrews "ELEPHANT WALK" (In Teehnieolor) - !!iso• " '"''" McCrea 'Barbara Stanwyck "TROOPER HOOK" Also Cartoon Saturday Only Morch 29 Joan Taylor i{i\l· ••WAR' DRUMS" · ·' (In Technleolor) - also1111 Mineo James Whitmore "tHE YOUNG DOJ'I'T CRY" Also Cartoon ;Ux 'l!arker Gil~ n~t ~ f.QII, 4fUI~ I ,t r ' }{ ' CLIPPIR CUSTOM '4 DOOR ~tGD• ·llell eharp red and while linwhite wall tile&, ultramatwo ael drtve, torsion bar' r1de, rarilj · 1111!t( jwoll tlr••· Power ~. 1 1'1~lo,' heater, lie'II heater. power &teerin(, e~~von. ,j\ real ~uy. . ,. brakea, Hurcy for thb · ;<' 'IWAI ',14ti' ' WAS ams .. . -&ilriktn4 "' ~lfi '"e'n Nqw $1695 1 . ROADMAITIR RJV. CQUPI Power Jteerlna, power b r i power windows, .power s Dynafiow, tinted 1lau, ra , seat covers, bumper to 1bumper - a top car for lhe :money. W/11 $9fl llullt lllte a Grijders Take Tm•f.n~y In 21.17 Victory .' , "' ' DILIJXI 4 DDOI "' Regal marQon body .,.. black top, p~\ver G\ldJi ra~lo, hoat· or, suw vloor, 'apotll&ht. Eaay to hln41e ,... eaiY. to park, The eorly bird . aeul' this on,. ' WAI ~ '·' . · ·re~y ' IP '11ve ~· .of molorlp, pliU· unison No(v $6?5 Now $1295 . · l 9'52 CHEY.OU1 f.!ld~.. ::I'he Lord'!! Prayer in e• Burt and son, Harold ,:~nd o~ened t~e meetirig ln . chatle <9J James Withee "'•re 1n Hun ling. the pres~dent, Mr•. Milton J{ouda· . ton Wednc.sday evening to vialt l I}K!lt, The dtatrict meeun'g to be L:;"~:: , ;s~~chmldt at the Vetetf hila ln•' the n~w gymnasium 1 1 /II " '· 11 f!pllain A,prll 23, wao Mrs. "Keller o Darieq, ~~· . 1)ler~ responde~ to conn., ·arrt..d Wedpesday 1'* ' e6ll thbtr loncbeapin{f te~:,~d \'lsit with her parents, Mr and ' lem. Mrs. Denver Holter MrB. J B. Elberleld 1 • Ill'• Hwr,r llolish were reportec Mrs. Esther •Wright, Mrs. llo&< ' as ha~ing had a death In their Cleland, Ml'f. , Ronald Os!'"rJI, ' tomityT! , · . Mrs. Jamet · VanMeter, Mrs C!!F· tls Frederick and Mrs Ell'f!n' George Carp~r ol the Corper KraeuteR met Wednesday evemft{t nurseries w.as JUest speiker nrt at the ho!J!e of llr~. Eddie Han· . lhow~ ; ollnes ol Australia. He ung to oudlt the boola ol Cheslet spo~e ' on evergreens and slated Council Daughters of '•Amerla1. that tt was. time for ;Jruning them Refreshment:~ were served by t:lt: and explametl the metho~ , hootess durinl the evcnjng. _ pru~lng.. .\ question and answe1 MilO Janet Nesselroad who re· period lollowcd. , . turned home ; lut wlek · from , Refrelbment.s were served by Meigs General Hospital. 18 con. the .hooteaaea to· Mrs. ChristY The Mason Elementary Scbo~~; valeaeing nicely. , Baer, Mrs. Mark Evans, Mrs. bll_oketball leom· won the tourna Charles M.ilhl of Bro~bury wu Paul FJ&her, Mro Wfiliam \ Noose the dinner Illest cr. hi~ brother- Mrs. Karl Grueaer, Mr.a,. Kenneth ment for grade ach6ols held at In-taw and sl•tcr, Au. '"d Mr.. Harrla, Mrs. Houdoshe l\lrs. U. the Wahama gym with a·21-17 vlo Willard Eber~bach ~ednesday s Neate, Mn. Edloo Hollon, tory over the Hartlord grad< evening, Mrs. Homer· Holter, Mra. John .school team Wedneadly evi!nln.R: Mrs. C. F Tompkins Jell today lhle, Mrs. Stanley Jones, M.,. ~ The round robtn tourf(ameni for a visll with her BDn-ln·law •Owiiht Mllhoan, Mro. Vernon had started last week , ayd • th~• and dauJhter, Mr. and Mrs. John Neaa•. •aJrl. 11u81 waw.n and had been !brown into' a three wa( tie between Hartford, New Haver Baylifl, ,Crldersv!Ue. Mrs: Alire~ YeauJer , ar;~cl Maaon on Mc1;1;day evenlrlr ~ ~I !' when ·New Ha~0/1. c!owne~ Masov lq 1 double oveJ1iime &flme. ~ •I " ,.' ' In replays on Tui'.I~•Y , ni.~! ·Maoon turned .the tables with • 24·24 overtime victory 1 over Ne\\ ' Hoven to gain the final• agoih!l ' Hartf&l'tl. r 'f~e ~ornament closed irlt~ the awarding IJI trophies ant prlz"" to wlnplrig teams, and mem ben. It waa alao annouftced tha' a party· ·will he 'l!eld li'riday fivt at 'the. Youth Cente• '"' ·' " member& o1 ~he to~rna , 62, 4 DOO~ Two tone srey, power tteerlng, Dynaflow drive, radio, beater, seal eovcr~, good tires. A,qualIty car at a prlct you ca~ alford, WAS e1495 4 DOOR cor lor !hat bil family. E•· ~1!04.~ fr9111 Qran~m• to Ju1> rldt In comfort In t.hll Mrs. David Nease auisted by Mrs Fred Neale entprtained th< Wildwood Garden Club Wednes day everung at her home at Neu!l Settlement. . · 1953,COIUAC 19$1.· (ADILLAC Mrs. David Nease ,· Hosts Wildwood ' Garden Club . -. · Nt¥!·$J5o; ---:~........ 1955 .~ua < ' 'HARD TOP \ and Inter· helt· • purrs l .. I ' ' .. " . - ( 1\ ~~ .' ~' .~ • . . -1 ' ' � 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 03. March 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 March 28, 1958 brabbin buckland lovett mohrhoff thompson wood