http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6ff26c717d42a7845f6875bd9611b68e.pdf b8d71d852dcd50cd9891ac601209afc1 PDF Text Text • 1 • ' ... • -. MWDLEPOJtT · ..somn· . .. '. . Mr, 3n~. Mr• Cll!.lldC ot Pt. Pleasopt und Mr. and Clifford Hayea '! apd son, 'Gre.:. <Were~ .E,aster ~didner a:uests. hjr. and Mts. Flank Cheeae, . • r • ! S. H. Sanborn Missi -TINTING tiara s.t. James Mr. •~"'w' H. Sanborn it$ meeting , Church wltb playing' the . Mr•· Paul ~ll'art ,aave opening prayer. Ou.rlng the ..• ~~!,t~St U·IIELJEV~~~L~ . BUT TRUE! ·cOMPLETE •• ' • . '3".. · ' ~~ihiH o( votions Mra. Wa.rren Hulbert poem an~ Mro. Libby Stum!)<r/ sana: a:1olo "He" , Mrt. 'fr!ilton Hood pre~;ifled the buslneas se!sion. The ~.~~~· to send $IO.oo ! \'aeatlon to lo , • • - ' ' !'' Pomeroy pol,ke Tueldaf even- loy! were coiled to lnmtl•ate two ltciaent. wltllln. the village In whlth a U.year-oll! Pomeroy youth Wu painfully lnjured.'jind J ~isOn City e,..ped Jnjdry in anotb· !"•• ·' .. ·"..t "BAKER F.UR.H ITU RE:. ·l On The Brl&blesl Ceraer Ia Mldilleporl ',, 1~ . 1 I IN .dAI.•II . IVA't)oN.ttU.Y7N TH• 'M•DIDIIil ' ' I!RIC6 .Di.l!flll/t: ' . r • tton· $595· . .... ..,I UftC . • • . . • ... ' .. •' ,· .. ·~;,_ . . . . ONLY; ". .. I ' . ••4' ~ ROOMS ., . Ai.L .IMW • '. . ana. . ·Elect$ New ...,_;,,. Mleraooli . ~ Mr. an4 •Mr.s. Terry Crlq1m ~f Parkenburg opent • t~e . w,.~end with her , ·Mr. • M~,: ,. Middleport Ga . €1ub P(ans Silve.r .., .TeQ .On April22 ' Plane were made to llolc,i a · ver Tea aL t~e home or Mrs. . ~r Ru•Ee!l, Notth Second April 22, when the Mildldlo~or!•/ Garden Club met at lhe Ml01 Frieda Faehnle, · M•>o~;i' / .•. T' ' I t' \' ' F.Ocds . . ·:won't dry out on·"a . ' �~-:ra~~~.....,tr~ ,. ~~fH"""'t~·'H""'"t~r.,, ... t-e~tating, ~torially"'·,:xi_'.") ' , ' ~ . , ...~ ~; ~" ' IJ~NDS. OF /PEACE .· , : :. · · . lN 'roll 'twENTI~ ~~~~~ ~v91uU911 · Tile lndividu&l grasped 11\ls ~poJ'AAI!tr. of. pa~ll~ clti¥ens' inv~tment In' their· gov· January sales of Se'tffs \;:' aq4) H f&vjfgs · f!O!\!js .lyere the best of ai)Y'1Qf1Jie ~ ~g · .~~1, CJII!e, our' l.ihll'V Si>nds. · ..1~ W- 'NJn~ed odr Jlliti!)'. 24 mo.jjll\s. -Tpe combined sale$ of•$519 m•l: '~ , A''!o~e bad our Wpr JWndl\. w~ wo~ o~r . lloq ~l!fe ~Q per ~ent above those lor Janu· 1 .,,!f .. ....... , ~7/' , .. ' 'II I I ,, . ""'0"7 aq. ,\.1!'\~ ~ . ' . '• . And ·~111' Defthle Bontls floaneed a l\llee .Flibl'uary sales· w~re 1~ ~r ,.cent : ~2?v! ·world A.tsen'QI thOse' oPa year ago; •and fill tf!~·'fij'st· moot~ ·r~~~ llas_l!fe~ a contloulng, crescenq~ -~Q\c· s!ni!,t~ly ~~ 1958, sales exceeded:'rFe'PP. ing of n~t10nai confidence and a soutc.~ , of h~ns: . .. . ,j)c)tb l)aUonai and international stre~b ~· . But y,esler~&y's mooey}oes In an era when the nation faces more and . toJIIorrow.'s _peac~ pow~r. . swifter changes in an lnc~nsiStent worl~, tlie )~javin~s Bonds need now is to maintain Peace Power - the dream home or. · money and the strong economy to pay the . q~ver fplllll costs of peace: .. . .bomb ahould What once were ·L.iberty Bon~s- .01' W~r ho~~- stands, Of If;., Bonds - or Defe!ls~ 'Bonds may rightly be cQJl~ge~ into rub)!Jf dubbed "Peace B9nds." PEACE Ylj:'l! ·THR!>UG!f· THIS evolutloll, ·. t)!ere ":!'eace.;and has been one constant factor.' All the b9nds ln!llvlilual have been Savings. Bond$, providing for tlie phi;~\cai.securlty, indlvldnai an opportunity to lay 841de ~me . Tbls Is ·now the tbe~ls .. will , money in regular amounts, ho.wsoe~er 'small; for his money to earn inte~es(; for. !he .aver• age citizen to make securq 1nvestments which, at the same time, build security for himself and for his copntry. , lngs Bond campalin. ~~!~:~~t~~;~; Purchase of rpore "reace ·Bonds:· ~ ea11 v1dual's future 1 a11d he, and all the r.eal ·Foreign ~ews ·C.eW:.ta If ry " c !lr ~~~L'J' Ml ~~~:t~N . ndent Uftlfod 1·11hll ~~~~ Cor Soviet ]IuMia appe~n til be thi!' oqly llkolf wlnnll' In the .. present •11\lltlop ·Iii ' ... · 'I'll• . 1cem1 �DESK ' :· ., ' tMlQIA~JNCOIPo~TE , Ill Tile ..tarhf lluoa cy,., ~ i::W,k ~WIIir tho big 1 ~·~t'J each. triP.le ehee want,s · -r•ll· I.T'S· BASEBALL nME ·-'"' ·0 0'·.1i.' ' . ., ' ' . • ' . Mlil!!ll!' �~'R·OT. .. . ICUl" . 'l!Jie ~ , W~y ~o '\ · ' GOOD 'G,ARDEN·. Cultivate ;: ••ush's Shoe Store Middleport, Olllo NOW ON HAND Plow Till t-iow - with Reverse Pboae ,84 Pomeroy 1 For A llfmoulrattoa Several Hundred Tons Of. AU Analysla Daniel M. Warner, ceased. )ffebotor & Foil~. Allorneys P'or Admtnlatrator (4) 9, 14, 17, ate CONClliTE ~~ •aulld hltot'hr L~ GRUI!SE!I BLOCS G~~~ o:li;n~e~.· r~~~~~~~~~i.:~~~i~~~)~ ~;p.;;tii;vv8$;;j;,cbl-;i •21io1 (Ill Wanted to Rent bard top. PowCJr 1ieerlng 11~··•!'• brakeL 6 way 10at, Radio Reliable looal couple want to rent rear li!oat spe-ker. Ontl 4 lo 6 room bOUIO jVI!h ,bath. owner. Pow~r pack. ·Give be•t of core fO. reasonable tar. New oric coat• Qvcr rant. Wrlto Box 648'C, cto'Tho Dally Sentln~l, ·PomerO)'. , , "I!IW· Blacttuar'1, Pomeroy, ·. ' • I f8' 3tp 4 4 6te -.~41 ~ , . rc..m 'delivery of premium erad~: to Gara1e, Rock Sprtnaa, direcllon of· the Coun, durini the to dAy April ~1. 101111. on boll\ reJular grades, · reserve any or all Bids. Count)' CommlaClcr~· �tadJ1e --- ' .' '· . ,.L'' ., Bawkbll • p._,.1: 'Stelety Edl~r - l'llo1p~ Jl,%4f " r: MIDDLEPORT · SOCIETY',·-" ' ' •·ere ·Joh•t · Darlene ' ~ . l Beall Janice ~th . Ann and Bobby Ellie Al'nold, Jerry ohd Anltll Hall. Halley, Norma Jean ·aad Peggy FOhner. Parwere Re,. Liston Mrs. Geora:e Brothert, l)avis ond Mra. Orvlllo er, for for a perlnd, Refreoh1110n11 in keeping 'with Eaater were aernd ,.~ tbe cloae ot the meeu,... '. 1 ' The nell meeting wUI be hold at the homo 01 Mr. and :.Ira. Andrew Croaa. . ·· Fred a dlpner, their home, Vale were. Mr. aDd Mrs: JEWELRY Complele Seleetlou OF SUMMER JEWELRY ·• ~ow 111 Stock sEE us roa GIFI' ·ITEMS FOR ALL OcCASIONS TONIGHT . , ~II F~~~Y NIGHTS ' '' 2 Alhlll TICkoto' Mrilito 9 jn.J ion Fife Ctr or Truck Pull 1\oek and Ro)l Headllnert ,..,,; a ,,1. WALT· han4 ~ and Teen-Ajo Thrlllora ROCK AROUND THI WOIILD 11 -alto ,- ' ,,' "R,POIW SCHOOL GIRL" <Uti •nd' lli> an fiDIIIOfee, DOYilt -4,• !If Drr St•••• eoneuuion. 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