http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e8aac712b8d13e98474ddd30317cef56.pdf 288f1f8b98ca8dfa840ce30db8840d64 PDF Text Text ' 1 -. .� :1 -;;� " . f Th Middleport Garden Club ')rill meet thia Monday eve n ing al � home of Mn. D. B. Hartin1er Jlal '1:30 with Mrs . C. M. Hennesy, < r:O. Fisher and Mrs. Clinton �eri'u auistin-g hostesse s. -t, .Jtra. George Lasher of the Rut• land Garden Club will be i n charge lof the program for the meeting. e � ii,.:. \·� - '•· . ,·ti. , ·1.;- .· Vote I I lcan,e,. c1u1, seuion t'l'o Be ffel,J Monday • � MHS Al umni Executive Committee Plans Investiture Banquet, Dance Activities For May 28 Ceremony Is The Executive committee of the MHS Alumni Assoc iation met Wednesday evenini &,t the home of Mrs. Charles A.sa Held Wed nesday S-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 29, E l b erfe l d s 1960 Meigs Sorority Membe rs Join To Observe Foun der's Doy At Athens Thur.sday.N ig�. t The Meigs County chapters of the Beta Sigma Phi Soron ty Investiture ceremony for five Bradbury to continue with the plans for the annual banquet members Girl Scout Troop No. joined together Thursday evening �t the Spor �sman Restaur­ of and dance. The date for the annual affair is May 28 and the 221 of Middleport was held Wedcelebra­ Band Boosters o( the school will be serving the meal with Mrs. nesday at the Sunshine Cottage ant in Athens where they held their Founder s DayRit tal of the conducted Chapter Phi and the Ohio Eta Carroll Swanson and Mrs. Dale Dullon , acting as chairmen. during ttle regular m eeting wit h lion es. pledg their The Alumni ASiOci1tion have rem a ining 2 1 members attend- J ewels Ceremony for . Slivera, Mrs. Ri c hard Owen, Mrs. the . i found e r of th e Beta Sigma Pb.i sd:iedul ed a ba k e sale for S turd,y. M,y I, .at the Tri • LuaLre y Cleanen al 9:00. Mrs. Wealey Fr prt1ident. Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Jack Bachner, Mrs. Lucy Gregg, M is.a Sally Schaaf and Mn. Will• iam Walters a re serving · as the commlltee i n charge of lhe sa le and anyone wishing to con tribute either baked good s or money ca n contact them or bring ttleir ite ms to the saI e S at u'd a' mOrn l ng . If picked n ecessary, items will be and also delivered · p u The followi ng wert appointed as a calling committee for the sale: Mrs . Wallen, Mra. Lewli' Loni , Mrs. Leland Brow n , Mra. .&ruCe Lloyd, Mrs. John Fultz:, Mn. Jam e s Brewi ngton, Mrs. Don MENS SHORT SLEEVE Sorority. Walter W. !t�ss, was . Richa rd m g. Mrs. Wayn e Swisher Following the o pening ritual e ceremony opened w1lh the Th Martha W1ll11uns a nd Picke n ,, Mrs. Robert Coats and the read by M_r1. color guard consisting DI Reb ecca Mrs. Ken neth Amsbary gave . B rg1l V � n Jed t he group 5 1 Mr■. Harold Lo ng. ■ Sigm a Phi grace before the � Allen sworth in command. Diana Bet ln the F ounder � Day pledge. . . POMEROY, OHIO Wh. ich Mrs. Wllll am d inn er aft er Ch a pter ex.per.iences • were give n The executive committee are Davis a nd Linda Lyons as flag the pledges ed welcom l Everso ! n E by Mrs. Charles Mullen of Xi worki n g on the le tters which will be a re rs a nd Janice verson a d TONIGHT for e I Gamma Mu, M�s. Bern ard Krinke be se nt to approximatel Y 1500 Jau e Biron as color guards, pre"DAY OF THE OIJ'l1.AW " :!t -fifth anniversary t� of the Xl Epsilo n Iota and Mrs . alum n i with informatio n concern- senting th e fl a g ceremony. The Robert a,u, - ,...,. Loo1,o r e k h give:n by YMrs. R8I P Wel Gretch en Bondurant of Ohio Eta in g the ba n q uet and prog n m for five girls then came forward. Two was er, Mrs. SATURDAY l arge ci:indles were lighted, one of the ,X1Gamma Mu Chapt this year. Ep,ilon Phi · nkle of the Xl d Hi Harol "BATTLE FLAME" The Fou n der's Day program representi ng the 10 girl scout . . Bernard Mrs. 0 rad'\Jate of I aws a n d one th e ,." lrl scou I Iola Chapter and Robert Hoeflich, • Scott Br-ady - Elaine Edwardf c Ioae d with _t h e P 1 ed gea s�ngas :w Chap Phi 0 o i h Eta O e th F u 1 1,. o the clasii of 1941 will be in charge pr mise. - oleo ma the. song wh1.ch won the . first I ter."" ot the program and ls planning "SURREN!lER HEIL" b Na tIOna 1 8eta sigma l The anrlual message from the ���\�� t:st The laws were s!!id in unison It around the theme of "Down By Keitil Andes - Susan Clabo! by the girls, t hen ea ch one lit The Ohio:· Mrs. W i lliam Everson presid ed her cand1 e and re pe ated th e SUN., MON. encl TUES, over the Ritual or Jewels Cere•' SUMMER PLACE'' promise and was sa luted by the mony whe n Sue Grueser, April troop U she was prese nted wl1h s-!ra Dee - Ricltar,1 F.ean Smith, Lee Seyler, Shirley Beegle, �B,'rt/,d,,y Ubscrvn1l wings and pin, thus completi n g and Mary T. Mather, the Pledges, her tenderfoot re q uire ments. The were made Rituai of Jewels memWitl1 Pnrty 'l'uesday friendship circl e wa s th e n made , hers and prese n ted with th ei.r Mrs Jam(•H Uuller entert a ined The Afte rnoon Circ1e o f the by the troop a nd th e five girls ,·ns. p with a party Tursday afternoon at . w e lcomed into th e circle 18 Heilh Method'1st Church met Mr,. R ose Slsa on and Mr,. 1:,v �.,,. . hts in were h er h ome on L inco I n Heig th e troop sang "Whene're You Thursday afte rnoon al the church aon who h•d bee n chosen by their observilnC� o' l he second birt h day in Middleport. Make a Promise". Ch&pt-, as G 1· rl, of the Year ..... M.IC h.-e I · oI he r son, , Mrs. Hom er Cook was the devoFor fun end relaxation, bring tile fe.m• eve n• w e hon ored during the r e r,mony t,i e cer e th e conclud To onal leader for the meeting lng. Birthd a y eake decoralcd in pink lreshments werJ! e rved from i ly here io Ml)o)' .a "NIOnden'-ully well­ a s o. charee p_ in Klein with Mrs. and green, ice cream and lemon­ long table covered with white Q . prepared meal i-n a friendly comfort- · u <'a ade were served by Mrs, Butler as- cloth and green a nd yellow col- f a m si l devotio nal a nd J n· c-Iuded · a solo by Mrs. Hattie able atmoeph e re. Ohtldren'a portione for 1iated by Mrs. Donald :,1cKnighL ors used in k eeping Witb the Smith. eoonomy! A complete dinner me nu of­ Favors were sm a ll ba skets or can• girl scout colors. The table center Mrs. Cook was also In charge dy and balloons. fen a v&ried choi�e of f>lne foods. De· piece was a bowl of yellow tulips. of the .program which was taken li�ioua dining every lime. Guesl.s were Mrs. Hoy Bian k en­ Presiding al the pu n ch bowls at from the study book on Africa. ship and Vic k i and Keith, Mrs. Mc­ each end or the ta bl e were Carole During t he busi ness meeting On February 13 Luella Riebel . Knig h t anfl. Ric ky, Mrs. George And erson and Ol ete Lewis. pre sided over by Mrs. David (iirl.s invested were Fauna E11. tsml nger the fo l lowini officers a nct Richa rd Thomas we re united Conde and Diana Sue . Mrs. Jack Carsey and Diana and Jackie, Wise, Sue Clon· ch , Kay Boggess, were elected for the coming ye it : i n marriag e by the Rev. Joh n El­ IN MIDDLEPORT ON ROUTE 7 Mra. Charles Hoffman and Vicki Elinor Bodimer an d Thelma Rob- preside n t, Mn. Klei n ; first vice wood with Mrs. Elwood a nd Rev. inso n . and Scotty Vanvrank e n. presiden t. Mrs. Bru ce Lloyd: se­ Freela nd Norris as attendants. Lu· cond vice .presid ent, Mn. Edna ell• is the daught er of Mr. and secretary . treasurer, Mrs. D. C. Riebel, Reedsvill e, and Mattox and i't\ r. Thomas ia the son of Mrs. So­ Mrs. Walter Hayes. The n ew uffi cera will be In­ phia Thomas and th e late Fred stalled at the May lu ncheon 1 h6111as, Cheshire . The ceremony which will be held at the c hurch Wll!i held in the Racine Met hodist on the regular meeting d ate st Church. The bride wore a street le n11th Mrs. Donald Mull en snd Mrs. 1 :00 o' clock. dress of blue and white silk with At the close or the m e eting re­ .s Charl e Spencer wf!re hoste11Bes whe n the Sew Ri1e Sewi ng Club freshments were se rve d by Mrs. white accessorie s a nd a pin k car­ • 111et Wed ne sday eve ning al th e ir La-wre n ce Milhoa n, Mrs. Hattie nation cor sage. She carried a white Smith an d Mn. Klei n with Mrs. Bible with white car nations and club room. Valeria Tompkins as a co ntrlbut­ baby breath with wh ite ribbon A short buslness Bet1sl on was ing hostess. atreamers. The couple are ma k­ held wit h Mrs. Donald Colli ns pre­ inJ their home i n a new trail er at sidi ng. Mrs. Edison Hobstetter Wl5 Ches h ire. .i guest and brought letters ,;:on• A shower for the n ewlyweds was cerning the hospital issue whi c h held in the basemen.t of the Reeds­ Bel Air 2 Door. Jet black finish with white• VB motor. powerglide trans. Like new !h e members folded and ins erted vi lle ME Church. Th e gift table wall tires. Has radio and healer and spot• white wall tires, beautiful ivory ove r tur­ ready for mailing. was covered wdh white l i nen. A quoise finish, new car clean interior, radio, less clean interior, VB, high performance large white bell was suspe nded ov Games were played wilh prl:te!i 320 1 1 . P . motor, 4 speed trans., positradion heater and all the extras. 2 Door. e r th e table. l<"rom thi s bell pi nk A birthday party was he ld awarded lo Mrs. Harv(')' VanVrall­ rear axle. a nd white streamers with smaller Stanley, June y h Cat fo, k en and Mn. Elza Gilmor e Jr. The Sunday bells attached led to each torncr. door prize was awarded to Mrs. J. age !'.i. daughter of Mr. an d Mr11. The color scheme waa further D. Butler. A dess e rt course was Ju. nJor Stanley, Route 1, Midd le­ carried out in the re freshm ents. .port. served by lhe hostesses. tiUests atte nded were givn small Refreshme nta of cab, Ice cream HoateHe!I for the nl!xt meelin,i umbr•l a favora. Persons alle nded wilt he Mrs. Donald Colllns a ng. 110ft drinks were served tb Uie frciJn lRee dsville. Long Bottom, 2 Door. P.conom)I plus and you.-ca n (el 2 Door. 4 cyl. German economy car. Heat­ guHts. D oo r prlze wH alven ind M'rii. Elza Gilmore Jr. Chester, Tuppera Plains, Belpre , er. standard ' transmission. Brand new, delivery today, grey finilh, heater , white gllmes we re played. Pomeroy a nd New Have n . much below dealer cost. Gue sts f or the pa rty were Mrs. walls. Tupper• Woman Opal Sta n ley and Phyllis; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Kemper, Frances Kate Dauber, Mrs. Mrs. Juhn Headl ey, represenlinil Bur nette, the Rose Garden Club of Tuppcrs Mrs. Lowell Kemper and daugh­ l'lains, will be the gu est spea ker ters, Fra nces Faye and Janet for the garden talk Mondsy morn­ Sue, Linda Myers, Su.ale and Patsy Ma nley. Mr. and Mrs. Don­ ing on radio station WMPO. The Lamplighters met at the On the first Monday of each ald Sta nley and daughter Pamela. Morr\1 Brown a n d children, Athem, State Hospital, April 24 month one of the cou nty garden clubs has a short tal k durin g the Patty and Carol Jea n, Sharon with an in teresting aud well at­ 22,000 miles by local owner. Spotless clean ' Coffee Hour progra m. 'T'h e tolk ia George, Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Swsl n tended session. The boo k let which Fordomatic trans. , radio, heater, clean ln­ interior, jct black finish with ·whitewa ll on �omthin� prrt;uning tn C?flrden­ snd thildren, Den nta, Jeffrey, waa compiled from experie n ces o( lerJor, all good tires, ivory ov �r tan finish. l i.res, power steering , J<'ordomatic, radio ing or to the cJi.11:t or which they Cheryl Lynn and Calhy's slstel'!I, seve ra l members WH approved for Ju ne and publication a nd will be available to and heater. itre member!!. Mn. G:mm Stans­ Dianna I rnn a nd the public at a later date. bury, �iddleporl, is distrkt fh.iir­ Larry B1:1ker. Tbe orga n ization is collecting Se n ding gata but unable to at­ man of thifl project wh il'h is t o kN!p the publi<.· better informed on tend were Mr . a nd M r■. Bobby clothing: for. unfortunale patien ts !!11rdem ng snd the works of loeal Scott, children Bobby Lee, Steve, who hive no relatives or frie nds to provide for them. One member Gary, B !f and Ba rba ra. clubs _ u br ought several boxes of clothing which had been collected. Std. trans., heater, good tires, exlra dean Hard Top Coupe. 2 tone white and yellow ' i Lampl ighter pins will be put on finish. black Interior, beautiful white and finish, upholstery spotless, VB motor, Ford­ ule and money derlved from this omaUc trans., power windows, seats and will be don ated to the hospital for brakes, radio and Mater. a fund for paUenta who have no fina nclal asalatance {or spending money at the hoepltal. A helpful dlacuasion on every­ '. day problems con fronting mem­ bers was held. Hard Top Coupe. V8 motor, overdrive, red The next Lamplighter meeti ng and white finish, heater, radio, good tires, will be held in the hospital thera­ 9 Passenger Station Wagon. Fordomatic, vinyl Interior trim. py bulldlnl •May 22. A cordial In• good power steering, radio and he•ter vltatlo n Is exte nded to all those white wall tires, sharp color of white and who ■re lntettsted and to all for­ red with matching Interior. mer p.atlenb or the hospit al. MEIGS THEATIE :�.. •. :.;'-i!-_ '�} WHAT A TREAT TO DI N E OUT I With The Fa mily Here ! MARTIN RESTAU RANT ·- $1 749 $1 899 $1 695 $1 295 $1 299 1956 FORD YB Country Sadan $1 195 ..._ , - wt '• '· .• .-,. .,, ' , · $1 369 1957 DODGE VB Custofll Royal Door Sedan 2 tone green flnilh, good Urea automatic trans., radio and heater. 1956 BUICK Special Hardtop 4 Specially priced, $1 399 beautiful red and white finish, new tires, 4 Door Sedan. Low mileage by ioca·l owner, radio and heater. Man 1 mean sharp. $1 295 1956 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4 Door. Beautiful h•ory' and turquoise fin• ilh, like new tires, hydramaUc Iran,., pow­ er b{'lkea, radio, heaterI real nice, $1 295 . 1955 PLYMOUTH ltlvtdert 2 �r . e cyl. motor, power!Ute trans., ra­ bea!Or, locally owned, tw·quolse fin. Cleap Interior. Special! dio, ilh. $799 2 W55 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 Door Hardtop. Hydramatic, power steer­ Ing and brakes, heater, radio, whitewalls. Sharp. $1 195 1957 MER(URY 4 Door Sedan Mercomaallc Irani., V8 motor. radio and heater, beautiful white and black finish, clean Interior, good tires. $1 395 If You NNcl A Ll9ht Truck, H1a¥y Duty Truck or · · T�i;Jc l�lea •!'d Equipment, UJ. S.. ,.,....E..lut Plaee In Town T• Deal IYOUR CHEVROLET DEALER " CO. ;·�C,�J:.!2l:ot�a9F!2� lwt•ln•'•lt , Orchestra, MENS -�· Pomeroy, Ohio. By . no:::::,· (Ilob) )fany many new ones just received - pleat• ed -1 1, "V-Day" tor pl.,. In which to lin". et bhc Meigs You ng JSeople of the Pomeroy a.m. to 6 ;i.m. Meturall y, dimHnc the HSoci a• Bapti■t Church will enjoy n haytlc,n throuth t�· .Jn4UY . PN!'J�t.a ride and wiener roaat • saturdn down". do,■ not necesNN ly quatUy m « no event nt at Portland Park. Youth WI HOPI you've 'i k : 1 r u r c: m· b M"Ve as coullly comrn19Sioner. are requested to brina their own paign to iree k y our sup,po1 , 1 Jr Honver, perh11ps , 0 does point food, prefenbly Ack lunch or . , I u p my in ter-en in OW' 1"1.fare and wtenen, add be at . the' chu rch "HOE F LICH FOlt COUNTY r. <:- Y. r m MISSIONllt" i n the F ",pu �· i .- a n lhat. s:!'ould -be. a require ent fo about five o'clock when can will t. .. . off� blic :.nt'J)u _.. � lt!ave for the vhilnity of Bailey'■ Prim,1ry. We've tried to t Ull:, e fNITTI which point lhe hays . idc i n,e. a fresh .approach wilih I HOPI THAT YOU wUI I.ind Lait in ca.mpat11»ng i n iaddltlon to t1:ic iny edu g ooaI and employ,nent. rid e wlll •tart. Adult super,rilion' will bft pro"ha.de" personal visita by C'larkrc b-acklroond to your . 11U.t.ction vided by r. ,and Mn. Calvin S µn� -M or m.ys�lf to over 4,000 cf ycur when you. cut t.lM t ,....a.ua .,.._ d an �d Mn. Qr.ral Wiles !f� home,. Tumlay. 1 1tradmted under the IOJI th o e church recreation commit• � epor d t nge and Bliek" ,al Mid l t . OF COURSI, I wou � d :,'t want "Ora Hiih, Sthool, and ,am an elumnut ee � to '•wrap up'' the camp a!g n withof Northeut Junior Collete et t, ' out oppeaHn1 fur NU' ,upporl. r,nterlltdned ,. MOIII',., La.. ,nd Olllo Uni.....Uy THROUGH THI YIARI, I h,ve I n Albeno. ,Jly ......_, , -k ' ,It Home tried to earn m1 pJ.ac,,e �ong YftU over lhe •..-at lO rears his �e,l • Mn. Pful Tbeill 9ntertalneli thnlogh community aerntt adl• me •·on my_ 1.oea'' <in- beil.nia �orm� me mbeN " .bf" card club Wednet,; , Wides. Om, of thele ti.as bef!n the ed on cou:n� •nd public:! aUan-- day it"olDI at her hpnill 1n Mid• d n 811 Bend Ml natrd AnoclaUon I f.or.med onoqah. to provi � • lfOod dleport. work. '\WlJch wai, fonned •me siix )'l' ars ba!dc backetouhd lot' pablie • Prizes wel"e won bl' M&. Al(red . 110 to r1be (u nds for var,iCMJ.t THE "'OLD 'flMllltl" � me · Roush and Mn. RlchaNi f"reeman. school groups, oha rittble- o::-,a wi- that toml!llmea lni tlhe ....,. ·�en nla.vina: were •�· "l�lla tn zatiMs a nd other worthy causes. w_� la a qutlHyhic fattor ip thtte M�1 ¥rs.- Alva l'ha�ln, M.n. Air. )amet B �an Hundred■ of iwonderful· people c-a mpaig ns, ac. l .hd:en to ld4 tW oa Kelto� _ ha"'t! l'atu,n part in our work to I 'm • veteNII � of Wodd Wu nch and Mn. Bra Flemmin,-. ..l _. • lllliae- thomandl of doHars which :roUow� tlie plar_tnll:. reuetnVII, TUISDAY'I THI DAY and menll lieJ'VeCI.' ti,y Mtci have btfln lurned over to 011giml· ' '· ► za.llon1 wlib �rojeda deli,gt\00 to - "the dhipra ,re down'' . May' I to her auests. n make our eount;)' "1'DI • little bet· , count on YOU! Tbanu r'fJi'OJ;J(1" . GIFT' FOa l'!l( �lt . WILL, TUIIDAV "vole day", .µi&t Is, County pl.JIJs trom 6 tnd "the chi" art .wne u. ' veq .,_. ., · lfil ·IO J!fllalo'a l'I� · di, ,;� •�: l!Ut lho 1J'lhl eRepublicon , � Tllriiu � u1: llf � � ' - ftUld. 'llot ho · · ' ' . er _ lleip Count, � Clllldlda"" . "'T · 1, : ... 1 � ... . ' , - � N; �. - • ... 11• Fu neral services for Vernon MUia, � 1ge 60, wh o died Friday ■ftemoon al hla hom e in Canton , 0., will be held Mond ay at 2 p. Ill, from the Chase Funeral Home" in Rutla nd with burial In Middle­ port Riverview Cemetery .. Mr. MUia had lived in RuUand 1,mtU 10 years ago and had been employed in Mas!lllon •t a 1tate hOlpital. He w11 a 32nd , Degree Muon. Survivora an hi• wJfe, Reva; bJ1 mother-, Mn. Trudy Mills, Syrcu,e, O.; a lister, Mrs. Audrey Pallenon, Rutlan d; five brothers €i)'de, Lawrence Harbor, , N. J.; Gbarlt1 an� R alph, Beaver F1ll1, f'•i W,ald, Elwood City, Pa., and l'r.anlr:, Mlna:o Junction, 0. lie WH preceded In death by bia t,ther. The Rev. Geo-rte D1vt1 itrill ottfciate. Frie nds will be nceived, at the funeral home af. ter la\e Saturday eVenln1. ·� warm weather wear. Sizes 29 to 46 waist measure. J $5.95 - $6.95 + $7.95 - $8.95 1 -�� �1 • 't 11- 1 · SHORT SLEEVE lo 18 'J White - plaids • stripes - c)lecks - geometric pat• · terns. Regular collar styles and ') .' buU011 down , League ' . Ivy . ' ' • 0 . ' ' ,_ ' ·. ·\ collars, .. ' \· '. ., . • i ll:, l 1. :I !I ''1HI ,· '\ ' '• I , ., . .. ;,,; , !1 "1 ,. '., El��J�s In , Pemeroy: \ IM '! I .$ 1.95 , - I i,/1'. 't-_u'c l' I� �o; . :, ' ;.;, :;:,;_ ::;,;,;_:,:; • .. " ' YEA1llER - �1at1on fr9m George Morrice, Jr., M.D., Columbus, Asaocia­ tlon president. . Sp-i"al Retogm't'•on Is G1ven •Ar..:_• 1,irs. MUIIen By Heart G• rou • '"' p . Mrs. Chnles J . Mullen, Lincoln Heights, was awarded spe. c1a.l recogmhon by the Central Ohio Heart Association in Co­ lumbus this week-. Mn. Mullen received a golclplatea med l:llli on i'n.fCrib� with the wqrd_s "}:'or �e�itorious Ser• vice In the Fight Agliinst Heart Disease, " She, WH one o f 39 Cen• tral Ohioans so honored Wednes­ day �or having devoted five or more ye8rB of ou.ll!ltanding volun­ t�rr �rvi�e _ to t�e H eart :Assocla110n . · Ge neral .chairman . of the Meigs County Heari Fund drive for Jive years, r.frs. M 1tllen is ' very active in al l the, work ot 1 the COHA. Aw,11rd1 were presented at th e CQHA'a conlbined Alinual Meet­ i n g and Scien tific_ c,u ntil session . Guest speaker 'W&f Luthe r L. ',ferry, M. •D., assista nt , director o1 1 the NMUoi:i-1 .--l{&Brt: Institute, Deparlmen t of Hea lth Education ' , ., H, ll!ld Wel!i;e, Bethesda, 1J)Oke lo A ssociation members on " Th� Programs and Plan s of th e National Heart Institute" at the ·'4!1. Storms Wreck Orchardmen In Colorado Area annua� luncheon. At. tbe Sti�ntlfic . �ou n�d meeting, he discu ssed, Med1cal an� S �rglcal Treatment o! Hypert.enB10n. ' 'Noted New Haven Banker Dies At ,v Age .... _ Fr1'day . Fliner-al services for i1me1 · C. Layne, New Haven, whO died at the Mason Clinic ' late last eveQ,ing after a l<m,g illness, will be held Monday at 2 p. m. from the New Ha ven EUB" Church with burial in th e G r•ham Cemetery. Mt . Lay ne was 90 years old and was born Nov. 241 1869, In New H i1.w»Jte. .llv� · .-n- bis lite t� r Hi• paren.t11 were ·t h&. la te Pleasant La)'nc and'" Elizabeth Wea ver Layne. Hls wife, Cerella, died iri UH7. Mt., Lilyn� was a member of the EUD Ch urch and ha d been . a trust�e o� 1t several ye a�s. He '."" as attivc in the �ommumt�, be· . in g a . st�ckholdoc m the or1g111a1 orga m�ation of the New H a ven BJn k Ill 1919. He served 91 president o! the ba n k for the past 36 years and held that position . whe n he died . ' He was recognized as one of the oldesl active bankers i n West Virgi nia, CIUCAGO UPI-Spring storm11 left Cola;ra do'ls d·pening rruit crop in rui ns today a nd stirred a rash of home-wrecking toma­ doe■ in the Sout h . The twisters skipped through a 50-mile area of south Louisian a Sunivors are a &Jster, Mrs. ArFriday night, damagi ng ne4rly every home I n one villagt! and mint.a Fry, New Haven; a. brotber wrecking ei.s:ht planes at an air H. S. Layn e, New Hav en ; a step fiase. At · least one person waa son , George Rickard, Steubenville and several n ieces and nephewa. hurt. MIIGS GINlRAL HOSPITAL Friends will be received at tbe A<i;mitled: None. Damage was estimated at $100,· Foglesong Fu n eral Home in Ma. D11_chara:ed: Sylvia Johnaon, 000 in Loureauville. La., .. alone, son after 12, noon Sunday un til 1 Cbee:hU"e; Mrs. John. Lawson, Ra• where the village's 900 resi den ts p .m. Monda�. The body will lie cine_. cringed while fun nel clouds bat­ in state at the church from 1 tcJ Birth: Mr. and M rs, Delmar telled every house, wrecking two 2 P, m, the d ay of the funeral. Clark, Middleport, R. D., a daugh- and leawina; the business district ter. in shambles. REIVE S. ARRESTED Color�do's offi cials aaid the Pomeroy Chief Jed Wester has BLUI CHIPS SINK state'a 10 million dolla r fruit reported the a rrest 11st ni1ht of NEW YORK UPI-Blue-chi p ln- crop had been 75 or 80 per tent , Pearl Edwa rd Reeves, Route s, du1trlalt paced stockl this week ruined by -sub,freezing tempera• Pomeroy, on a DWI eharge. He will to their widest decline in two /tu rea �Hd nearly two feet of [ be given a hearing tonight before month,. snow which fell hiday. · Mayor Ch�les Legar. Suit bas been filed in Common Pleas court by E. F. Mithael, Route 1, Pomeroy, versus Ma ry L. and Robert D. Pullins, Pomeroy. The f>omeroy Nation al Bank, Tay­ lor Pullin,, Middleport and Cl)'de G. Mlllhone, county treasurer. The case la a civil action to marshe l lel ns a nd !or the sale of real estate, I -,!. =��• •r:: �"c:"'i:..a., �= i t4 � � -::..:w.�,..,;. · • H" !�""1 ...!- !re ":1� t-r • Meigs county voter, wIU help make Ohio elect.ion forecasters loo) llood next Tuesday with one of the heaviest primary elecUon turnouts in years. That was lhe prediction here today the last weekend of door PW_klng aftd •�walk butl!)n holing opened this moming. lQectton board officials at the county and precinct level Tuesday. Statewide predictions were similar · Theilt'' prediction wu balled on · lb.own in eonteate:. in Nehon, bedford, both newcomers; in ho Ublkah and Demo- •nd Charlea Ru11e1J, Pomeroy-Hid, the firat lime ln d� port, former •heritt, and _In for , lf politieoa that ·Dem• th.ii �ad try for not11 loat1on u the, �llluatered con teat, Jor 8 com mwioau. Demoerata poat a conte&l here c Also. the. u,1.111 fi.e ..;tdatea . has offered it- too with Sim N. Arnold, Wiill.■ m ��publica n primary self; for A. M c�lve)' and Rolla� A. Neut�Ing (i ncumbent) seeking two pocoritf�luloner. ·Kn. �� John.ton, clerk of 11tlon1. . . Election board ofrlclell expec ted the � of electl.0111, reported a reco� �I of � abaentee ballots the ''.coun t" to �ast wel l through reeelve�, , 40 Democratic and 215 the mgbt •• precmct officials m1,1st ltepubU�. t>e_1dli ne wu 4 p. m. ta bulate tot.al, f�r dele aates to the TburlllaJ for m-penon YQten ; 4 I national �n�:iti�n•. p. m. !niday for malled ballot,. Tbe Dally SeQh nel will host an Contetts drawing the mo1t ,t. "election party" Tuesday night ten tion in the lul two weekl II with • _PA ayatem set up for downthe dfadline for toun Un1 votes town hatenen. Special issues to be voted inneared . :Jlave bee n the GOP commini on.er raCf! , where ■even hope- clude_ a 1 mill two y�ar cemete� levy m Letart township, a ½: mill Cu l l seek: two nominaUona. . They are Harry W. Crat1 of ll:id- 20 Yea� bo nd 1�ue for a vetera!'a' dleport a two-time wi n ner bl.cit mem onal ho1p1tal, and a 2 ½ mill, for I third term after laylq out five year _.teh_ool operating levy in the palt four year1; Dan C. u.rt- Eastern du1Uict. inger, veteran . commiNionet" �p for re-tle<lion ; Julian Hill, Letart, DfJWC01?4.er �o the poUticaJ l11U; Bou Hoeflich, Pomen,y, lso new; a Arni Holte,, Cheste r. and Avery ·Race Wi,;th Stork Lost Lost Night � Revised . ' Dates By Chester Pair For o·Ann'ounced d Derby A Chffter Ster Route couple lo.t e r•c• with tfNi stork last nltht end' • NII ... born In • . ,, pickup truck ...,•.,.. to ,_.. . roy. UliBIRD -Patrofft\MI Hieb uid � A ftvlaed eHtern diltrict Clue: that Mr. and Mn. Voyd Spur• A tollrniment baaebal l achedule IDCk .. ,.. on their wey to Hol• WU released today • by Ohio Uni• _,. HolfMt•I for Mrt. Spur• verslty !iflcla�.lock�, confln11P,Ntt but h,d •� p O , _ lliillir, .,J..,1r,i.'4af, ..ll.lddkl orl. lli'lwth __ vn...,_.iml,_ the 1a at�N'OJ1 '1Ji' Gdl la. with the win• __. sJth which the ltork ner goi ng to Union Furnace ·111:, m&ffl ... occHlon. ' Ttt. cfllld wa, 5. Also on May 3, the Jackson born about 3:30 I, m. ne.r County champion is at Racine, Pomeroy thl, moml111 encl ttt. [ the winner hostins lhe Vinton remainder of the trip we, m.de by E wing ambulanq, with ...,. C<,unty champion May 5. Fi nals 81'e May 7 at the top tr BHter in �ha,.., Mr. axhr uld today that bracket home. That winner will go to Athena along · with lhe wea- both mother and chlld ..,. Ill.tern district win ner. the follo wing Ing .. 11 and nelthw Mfferacl week, date to be an nounced. en y Ill thtcts from tht race. --------------------, c..o,.. ■ pomeroy ands 11'/fil ft' present AnnuaI Concert Next F . n"day B The Pomeroy High Schoo) Concert Band, Stage· Band, and Reserve Band will present the Annua l Spring Concert, Frlday, May 6 in the Junior High Gym, beginrung at 8 p.m. Director Ray Woodgeard said the complete program wlll be announced soon. Ba nd officers ! ndude: president, Jim Ebenbach; vice pr�i dent, Li nda Crow: secretary, Mary Amber• ger; treasurer, Charles Kitchen . studenta Diredors are Jean An n Webster, Senior; N11incy Wood• geard, Ju nior ; AaeDath Tracy, Sophomore, and Je nnifer Lohse, Freshman. Reserve Band Student Directc,r la Bill Youn g, Script ruder i• Carolyn Ed.wards. JleMrv♦ Band personnel: nu1ea: Ja�t Smith, Carla Mary Tea ford; Htlah vauahn ; darinets: Candy Grueser, Sandra London, $Mila Hicks, Tom McGowan , Cy nlhia Conde, Rosetta Uile, Nelora lit:Qllmlll, Zana Thomaa, saxophonu: JUI Baer, Cheryl Ebenbach, Cu&Uyn Hlek,. n 1 P w�:, C:�e� M}n;:�L• ��: :. ma Vaugh n, Mary Bolinser, Robert. Buck, Ronnie Collins, Stephen creemer, . Fra nk Titua; baritones: Sa ndra Thomas, ,Barbara Games, Nancy eurna; trombones: Mary Handiey, J. C. Rus ll; bell lyra, se wm, Goegle in tenor sax, Sondr• Potts; baritone sax, Mary Amberger; French horns: Aaenath Tracy, Sharon You ng, Sharon Walter, Er· nuUne Stoctdm; baritones: Linda Wlltiams, Jo Ann Bolinger, Carolyn Vaughan , Sandra Thomas; trombonea: Jennifer Lohte, El1ie Arnold, Dorothy ,Brown, Ruth Brolbe11, ·Margaret Hendl e)', Edwina Bell; trumpets: Rev, Rea, Nancy Woodgeard., Nancy Brown; Karen Drete, •Robterta Hoover, Jl'.ld)' Webrung, Rieky Campbell, Pam Hob1tetter, Cherry Scott, Connie Te.aford, Don Mayer; baasea, Bruce Stalnaker, Richard Poulin ; pereus11ion, Bill Yo ung. Charle• Kitche n, Jon We bster, Kite Werry, I • ( • � �' : ' ,;1 ;•, Kennedy Calls Humphrey Nix · OD · ACtor I·· n Name ea111ng Traue .J ._ � ' CHARLESTON , W. Va. (UPI) - Sen. John F. Kellll8d:, (D-Mass-) today accused hil op!"'nent in West Virginla'o Mi:, 10 presidential preference pnmary Sen. Hubert H, Holli� phrey (D-Mlnn.), of imitatinJ Vice President Richard Nixon. Kennedy returned to Well VI?• C-inia �ft.er a da)' of campaWllna: in lncbane. H e releued a 1tatement criticizlne Humphrey for what Kennedy claimed wu the "diltortion of the record.'' "The time baa come to face the facta frankly ebout my friend Hubert Humphrey," K enr:iedy uid. "First in Wi!ICOn■i n , now in Weit Vir&inia, be has distorted my recOl'd, ettacked my intearity and played faat and loose with smears and innuendos. reply in "I do not i ntend to kind-because no Ot!mocrat la ever going to WJ.n in 1900 by imi. tating Richard Nixon :• Kennedy then stated I tour oC coal mlnin1 townJ in nearby Madison . He will return here later in the day to campaign in neighboring town■ and then leave ;;;:--:--- for Partenburg tonight. Humphrey attended a Wliqite, 1 and foul-1mel lin& event 1.t. Jlida· wood. The ann ual ram p feed. a....,. aN ,. form of _..._ � • ion that utrate """- • ..... whea c-.d llut okl me•ttlft ..,.. lteUn• dley ,a.-. • ...,_ new Hie. Meanwhile, G ov. Cecil H. Un• derwood in telegram, to the Na • lion.al BroadcasUni Co . aad the Tex.aco Co., w h ich aponaon one of the t1etwort 18 principal new• programs deman ded NBC nNa-caater D�vid Brinkley be recall• ed from West Virginia. The governor said Brinkl ey was guilty of "deliberately color­ ing the news" to make West Vir­ gin iana appear ignoran t i n toler. a nt and bigotted. Brinkley didn't take it sitting down. "Nothing waa rigged all the picture, wen, n.ade in ' we,t 1/b•· gi n i.a, all .'.ll'e truthful and factual. The coal mine ghost tow n it there, unemployment doe, exlat and children are huiigry. And I ,aid th" was • disg,-,ce. Everything we said a nd pho tographed Kathy Sue White was still m1k- was true , ' ' .he sai d . ing a game fight for her life et noon today at Childre n '■ Hospital in Columbu s where her co ndition was reported as "fair." She riff Robert Harte nbach said & at noon lhat contribuUons for the lllSt!i....om.,o family in hel p ing defray hospital expenses had reached $246 with '-",;k contai ners in several busi neu pla ces 11till u_nreport�.. -A otnWffl' Wy! tl, R � llQll, lai n�r placed 1n the Fr1�lUt T1v• b1.· llie-sherirr&.pt fiCi on � ie· em m Middle�rt wa1 &alfif � haft Vt lftkl ess operation fol�g·a garnered � 1n a short per 1�. wreck at Happy Hollow, wu fin• The �dies of the Eagle Ridge ed $lO ·and costs in C ounty Court comm�mty expect to take up a lhla morn J ng. colle d1on for the K.at_hy Sue Fund In other Cou n ty Court action to�otrow at a meeti ng of the today thargea o assau lt ud bat­ , f Me1ga Coun ty � oonh_unten ABaoci- tery aga.i per were nst Gene Coo all oo there which will con vene �t d ismJssed with th , e defendant to . ten o clock for an all-day �ss1on . pay the costs of the cue. Fines of Severa l hundred people wlll at• , 10 each were aaseued u.. � ._1'"" tend the event' they Ii&!" d• foqr men on state pab'ol ebargea. Th e con dition of the little girl- They were Earl E. Jfaymain, . Meland the financial circumatances ol vin E. San den, Elmer F• Balley the family have aroused the com• and Wilbur Napper. Napper, Ru.Uand, 'NH held la1t passion of the public a nd contribution, from individuals ,or ga niza. Dilbl at the couniy jail following lions and business places are com- h11 arrest by the patrol on an in• , ing in rapidly, Sheriff Hartenbach toxicatlon charge, Edgar Payne, arrested aevenl sa'id. The hospHal cost for the child d.ll'I ago on a charge of theft, exceeds $100 per day wilh nurses entered a guilty plea and wa1 fin• on 24 hour d uty, while the oper- ed $50 and cost, with half the ation cost alone w11 expected to fine l'Ullpended. -------run well over $1,000. The little girl. daughter or Mr. &t,ediuni Datnaire e and Mrs. David White, fell from an up,tain porch at her home and sust■ ined multiple skull fracture. Cou nty officers investigated a when she struck a cement wall:. -.rweck on Route 12-4 above Syn• 1be prompt action of local author- CUie at eight o'clock this morning itiea and the coopentlon of police in 111bicb medium damage wu departments and emergency ,qued ported to • truck owned by D. members in transportJng her to Rouah apli a car_.)Wntd and driven the hospital is credited with sav- by Virginia Ard'ott., lloute 1, Rai ng her life. ctne. In asking contributions fer Ka• _Accord_ing ·to lhe rtport. filed by tby Sue, Sheriff Robert Harten• Deputy Clarence Shielliai the bacb is remim)ing the public that Rouab trutk: v,1111 operated by Jun­ the father had been unemployed lor liartln, Syra.euse, 11id pullecl tor a long period and the family into the driveway at. tbe EIHlr has no funds to pay for the er.• Roush home, crossing the road in pensive treatment neceuary. the path of the Arnott vehicle. 1 -=:--=------ I ' Kathy Sue In Game Fight For Ll'fe After Fall County Court --�"'AQ Man Fm " e For Wr.... I Is Reported In Wreck w. re. ' 'i I' t i II f, :i'lat• ��J'M :f.,, -lhe���<I!. I f,; ,·. .. ·-' :am ' ·-1 ' . ' ' I• ' ' \, ' ,. .' i . 4'•�• lhne' totoo i. ,Delep,,t",' .,,. ' (•· \! wlt.JI ·� ·r.;.,. • ,· Dt..! :Ufa� � :'.:.,;� r Bii Primary Vote , Late Comit Fofeeast In Tuesday's Election · ftfiiis• Mrs. Charles J . Mullen is show� receiving her recognlUon medal for' outstanding service to the Central Ohio Heart As­ • , ,:;,�:;·:N:;,:G:;;U: � ;;.;;, '/;.,'""°_;;le�- • . ;:· ;:_: were ready for a "near presidential size'' turnout of voters . • • :;______________________ ia IUN :o wm �e Repubtlcan haadquU'tei'1 slate have a li ne un- nomination with o ut opposition . :;n e le 1ate. P e�ed to support him der their name listing Nixon aa E.arl R. Hoove r of Akron won r the 1u11;1y s preaiden tlal nom• their choice. Bender has a line nomino1tion without opposition to : _ ion while Sen. John �· Kell• under hi1 name listing himself oppose Bell, Joseph · H. El l iso n to !: n Y of M,sqchu&etb wdl get for pte■ident. oppose Taft, and five persons are the aupport of the D emocr&tic Tbue are tw� statewide races vying for the right to oppose del e&atea, for office. one in each party. Peck . N ominations wi l l be made for On the ltepublican side lhe The metn Interest In th• pri1 n m•rJ he■ Mnterect on the fl1ht oonteit J1 for nomination for a all 23 seats Ohio ts allowed in ;;�i:t�e��:� 8a��:: H�:�:: betMin ChY. �chNI V. Di pllce on the Ohio ' Siipreme court t he U. S. l l duse of R e presen tative Mary Radford; basses: Marvin 1 T. There are five undld atcs with Tw enty of the incu,nbenta are Spencer, Mi ke Grueser, Ralph "1• Count, moat observers seeing the con- see k ing re-e lec tio n and Hi incum- \Yen,; pereusslon: Jim -:deea1 fc �lutlon � �•!_ t.r test 11 a f�ght between former ' be nts 11.1rvll"l!d the primary with- Fred Sisson, Connie Freeman a nd o . r 1 ••• f ..e1...1e, rlMrth Gov. C. Wil liam O'Neill and Wil- out op.position. a Donald Brown. pied..., _ to K......,, . lard_ D. P',mpbll, former state The five Demo crats who have Stage Band personn el will inRepubl ican ■late" headquarters 1 ■enllor, ■nd Guemaey Coun ty primary opposition art Th omu clue, saxopbonea: Jim Ebersbaeh, entered slate of deletatet Pt01etuto? a_n d judge� · whi:p has ·Ashley . of Toledo, Robert Cook of Linda qhapman, Sondra Polta, , , Pleda:ed Nixon. T��n it oi;ily beld.. . ., , : ri.umber OJ · appointed Kent, Michael J. Kirwin ot Mary Amberlff"; trt.iinpets: Reva one ehallen1e to tbe •late. It Hate �fffo'eti. ' ,. � ' Voung1town a n d Michael A. · Rea, Nani::y Woodg�arl, Nancy c_omee fl'Om former V, S, Sen. Damlicnflc A_vdltof; , .Fl.ht Feigh;an ind, Charle■ A. Van l k qf Brown; Jhlmbonea·: Elsie Arnold, Gearte H. Bender who iA �jq Tbe O,rvoCJiatl� eot:"1teit" 1 1 b a Cleveland. Do'roth)' - Brown, Ruth _f.n n Brc;th· wn l led to hlmaeU. filht · f or eudtt16r IA, OP� The thr� gre111men co wh o did ers; rh)'tiun: Jenn ifer Lohse, � .ti , � � et e •� l : la �r ldn· � �•'IHibllCJn J� A. Rhoiles not Itek re..lt!ttlon are Re-publl- Young; ,vocallat, sruc:e Stalnaker. Undtrt lNll_ i, · W.b! . � - nomlnaUOft. tor i'n other cans William Hess of Cinci nn■ti Concert Bani peraonnel 'Will lnDe1t1ocnlu! voten. wlll . J>e: 1811:� � ••t�o.ut G'Polltii;in. · William Bsumhart of Vermilion, elude tho , followln1: piccolo: Sue f� no mo: th •rtae , D�ocrat clndldate"a · are and John E. Hend eraon of Cam- Phillips: tb1te1; Jean Ann Webater, 1e ,a I om , the 1 t.e ,a I' '.f.:. .M , � . Be�mont Coun ty brid ge. Linda Crow, Da rlene Watson, Son­ to �eir party • haUonaJ ' CO $tiv�l'.il: 1uditQr; D. F�&uson son All members of lhe Oh'lo House dra Drake, Pam O'Brien . Kitty U . Olli IE■c:b dele&�le wlll heft -; ,ol t-4!, It,� treullfe,, ctilrles of Repre!e.ntatives and about Persinger; Charlene clui nei.: Olfl on �e H. #{q)Jbeii and lobd Chrl■topher half of the �tate Senate will be Die hl, Sue Arnold, Judy He\fetson , ��;ot'.j.� e are • t led• ..by ·•• Jr,' ·,,-;i:"'•· -,-<-..,. up for elecUor thl� year with Patricia He n nessey, Jennifer Crew , Obi0 elected . �.. . line -under their naoie llatin1 . Th� a� 1 jud,-�ahlps to no min.aUons to be mad e Tuesday. Bre nda Potts, " Donna Hauck, Mary • � Teart, tenril DlSille •• lint . tboJce for P,eal· �Ultd-. , 1HJ'"- lhe S!lpl'eme Afl countft1 hew contNh . for Ri<'kard, Pally FulU, Ruth F.d­ r( Dl Jh� -,,. 1 d�t� Tbo ,e the OD II.Hier al.a te dou In tbe November. electl.on · � commluloner, proMCuter, cl1ric ward s; alto clarinet: Sharon K. tb.eni · ate have � Une under their name it.t. • hut' only, 'one �te� f.91' nomlR•· Of cemmon pin■ eour1 rrt'lff Moore; bass clarinet:. Paula Sayre; · eonteau· for lftl Al� S. Pirter U t he cbofce U.911<. �In:euml>Qt t>,m�Cl'a� J0hn �� l'ffOt'der, tre.w.,.r, '�r, balSOon , Kay Compton ; alto aaxo, , for ff1ildeot. · W.-:: .Pwctt Jam111 "I'. Bell '11nd 1111d wu1m111 plw anti Pf'OINll'll pho nes: Jim Ebenbach, Unda ,- , , . ' I I RIcurd JI. Nt., -. pa ��, 151'1P1•1 A, � • )!OD Cblj>.mau, Alli& C&rjlOllter, Carolyu 0 .. , i:i. " . , 1 Ir' 1 . - ,' � ; .l ., •.• •ri ..,._ .� ~ ... ' .,;yr,►" -,., · l ,·,,Ji , ·1< ·1 :�:• )'.· ,. · · 'I , 1. �-, _-I. . �L�BUf �l-A relatl ely 1 um a million •n� a iuil't• vo °ier xpecte to t �d � � niitte L 0f ice, . ,tr. �e �un; cab�OUle to Jbe... 'Wb , le ��_!l•e Ill next Tues• � ... .. ,-, . ,.,1, a . Tbe polls ,-,lll be_ open from 'T'� a. ,m. llntll 8.30 P· m. (est) 1 ' II Gt : 7:30, • •;. m. 19 ,7. :30 P• m. in " �me · � t-alei:' �I e :bi�· · . fo1li ari open I H, Pf__ 1 fllliere a , v,.• �-..,.. run n · q 'f""" -of(� •nd, IOI apeclal 1•· •t.a� Tueidty. ..,.: larie fJe baa . _ etar;' , of Sta\: Ted .. ---�• �e •�•. chief tlecft tw allott � pan, 1n 4:Jer to .a, IN n et d wffl bel �� b\w�":i.ecr 0 OM. bi,COty to tabulate a � ' the COIint ft a I W · c..c...c, te � bll a field ot"qabdl: , II ,.fflterMt· 1 Uie , pr! ' Jaw �•Ille Of � lack t � ' ;;, as , Over Million Voters Expected.T o �ominate Candidates Tuesday r SPO RT SH I RTS Sises 6 ' Civil Suit Is Filed To Ma1'8ha1 Lein• I 1 • . "From .Courtho uses To The White House ,' , BOYS 'Nill ����-! · ;.:ti ROBERT ( Bob) HOEFLICH� • -.!inl plain �ble and just right for Mr-'. wen and fly - cool, comfort­ °' c� Cl� Paal 'l'/teia• front Former Rutland Resident Dies In Canton Area front styles - zipper Hayrllk &lseduW For &ipdat Youih Group HOEFLICH ...nee, DRESS SLACKS Lamplighter Meeting Held Sunday At ASH THE CH I PS ARf. DOWN ·ou WASH and WEAR Held Sunday At Stanley Home Plains To Giv� Radin Talk -· stripes - checks - plaids - novelty ' patterns. 1956 FORD Falrlane Victoria 1955 FORD Vktorla I ( Wash ' n Weijr and other popular fabrics - plaiQ col: $1495 1957 FORD "8" 2 Door Rotarian Paul Smart, executive vice president of the Mid• dleport Citizen's Bani< and local chairman of the National Federation of Independent Business Men of America , be­ lives free Americans will have to tighten their belts and dis• clpllne aga!J!st "compulsive spending" If they want to win against Communism. • Mr. Smart addressed the Rotary club at Its regular Friday evening meeting In social rooms of U,e Heath Melhoclist Church. He was presented by chairman Charles Clarkson. In making monthly surveys Jor BUia introduced in the last sea• the NF18, -:U. Smart aid he i1 ai on oJ the_ na.tiol'la t congreu, if convi nced bualneu-men and all people are .too little intere1ted in approved, would have cost the g()v. ernment '3:ZO bil Uon over the nert legislation aff1ct.in1 their 111tion, and that It ii tim e to become con• Civ1 e yean 1 be. said. l'hi1 ur1e lO lpehd Mr. Smart cerned with the d irection the n a­ ca lled "compulaive 1pen din1,"' and tion is headed. Mr, Smart u.id the apending the moat "dangerou11 evil oJ our program■ of the aovernment are limes," completely out of control of every. "Our rovernment is pili ng up one, and that after all, ''It ia your C.O.D.'1 in the future a t an money, and somebody bu bi.a band aatoundtne rate;• l\e -said, peintin g in your pocket." to the future o bUeations in areas This somebody is eve rybody 11 of interstate highway Jmprovehe cited fiKUrea sho wlng: "1ent, public works projects, pub-National defense, govern ment 1 e operati on, forei1n aid, domestic ,�:;�� h��� :�i �:,-:,�:. civil\a n spendiq, debt retitement, Ing, conservation , and defense governme nt subsid iea, pemions, commltlment......,11 add ing to $ 88 etc., add up to an 88 billion dollar billion to be absorbed in future er.penditure. Theae he called "au­ budgets. tomatic expen ditures," that Is, they Commit­ This is on top oC our $290 bitare on a ·continued· ted from yea r to year, and thua ha­ lion deficit and $.10 bil lio n in acbitual. crued reti reme nt liability for. mJ.li-Added to federal · 1pe ndt na: the tary people, $27 bil lton retfrement cost of elite government and the l iabilty for civilian worker,;, a nd per capita - cNt 'of cow,;nment. in our govern ment la obllgatM by U. S. ia. f130 per year- for each law to nY pensions to waa1 veterrnan, woman end child, 1 nd lt is ,na: and tht>ir dependents esUmat• bouild to go up. ed to cost roughly $300 billioi n . "The fad that futura texpay• Coats of govern m�nt have rl5 en en will bl Hktd � pay ovv from 18 per �nt of the, national SN Di acipllne on� P•,. Th "" product in 1940 to 26 per ce nt i n --- ·--------1957, a creater hike th� the na• Chol"Ull , tiona.l product it.self. "Why ii thil," Mr. Smart aabd. To Give Coricert And he enN'tt'ed, . "lt'a beOhio Unlveri. ity's ■ymphony ceUM nearly •.,....,.. w.nh the otchestra and ch.orua 'Will co·m• llOftffiffltftt to · do tomtthl119 bine talen ts in a festival free th.t will Hip them ., the-Ir sprl n& concert, Sunday, May 8. frlenclt. thel_r ,-rtlevlar In� The · program bf .mu1ic W1U be pre...t HM of lkfllneu.. or_:}n ti. tented .-at 8 p. m. iu the Univer: pultl k l�t. 1ity auditorium, " tua).1.f," h• l&id1 •�.; grae to QQfl of I.he JeatJK.e d pumbera A � tioq. 1'Je otill. ll> wl_U .I,o..llut, �. Jiioapaoc1y _ '""-' balance the tiUdiet aDd live within coin:posed by the )alt Ernst vo� Gut means (aa indJviduals must to Dohna nyi in ce lebration of Ohi o ,lay out of trouble)." Un iversity's aeaqui cenlennial in 19M. The noted Hungarian com­ pose r wa1, an annual visitor to the Athemi campu s for 11 years before his death February 9. "•IA, ors - whit�s ;_;.;, .,; Discipline.To Spend Less Is Neooed To Answer Khrushchev ::����. Bi rthday Pa rty 1957 FORD Fairlane 4 Door VB 1 958 FORD VI Fairlane 4 Door ,�.' •. EXTRA LARGE ( 1 7- 1 7 '/2! ) , $1.9 5 Sew-Rite Club Holds Session Wednesday Nigh t 1 4 - SHARP CLEAN LATE MODEL FORDS - 14 " LARGE ( 16- 16½) at y ,;:,;_ t MEDI U M ( 1 5-16½) $2295 1959 GOLIATH 1960 VOLKSWAGQ� . ... \ !'r • 1 eroy Ml d , o, , A , l __v_o_ L_x_n__N_o_ ._ 1s____..,.___________________P_om _,;_ • -_ d l•po __ rt Ohl ;_ ,;;, Satutd �•1 ;,,;Prl S0 _:1� 960 Mr. Smart, Local Banker Says I I 1959 CHEVROLET $2195 llffd. Riebel-Thomas Wedding Held In Racine Church ·SPRING FEVER SELLING SPREE 1 959 CHEVROLET ■ .l SMALL ( 14-l�l', ) l Couty', Veler­ ua' Memorial HMpllal Bond I-• . . , Thi la oomelblng oar eounly and our people I ,, SIZES : Heath Methodist Afternoon Circle Holds Meeting Make You r Selection How While We're Practically Giving Away Our Used Cars • SPORT . SHIRTS i�t I ' I For 11.... " II, 1 I_,_ e •• • ent1ne • . ,, • end J....., MYSTERY FARM - Above is another in th e current series of air photos of M elg• coulflj' farms the owner of which may have a hand,o me 5•7 print by calling at the Dally �ntlnel offices on Mechanie-st( l?omeroy. Last week's farm picture will be published again Jdpnda�'i' a letter having been rq'ved from Mrs. A, M. Kirkhart, Senaca falls, N. Y. idenllfy!Da as the fonneri, b1 ber 1111 lo- CaldweJI. and now b:, D. . . . ' ' f� ': ' ' ' farm owu,ii hither, . . ,q: SMlii. ."' · .,. . '· . . �, DAILY SENTINEL Trees Blo,o ming "- ��Ort •.,...'d .ll DAYBOOK I n li PLANS I NSPECTION The Racine Chaplt!r OES will hold 11s annual inspection Monday at 8 p. m. in the MaBOnic Temple with a dinner for memben and guests starting 11 6: 30 preceding he event. Jane Hill 19 worthi ma • iron, Alfred Toney, worthy patron. ·•• f -= • i•• t• •• . •. . •• ' •• •• • •. •• COUNCILfo MEET Theodorus Cquncll Daughters of America will mee't i'r1 reiular session Monday at 7:30 pm at the IOOF Hall. The cbarfe will be draped in memOJ'J• of · Addie A. are Grueser and all : members urged to attend. Bpnded Collections . From Coast to Coaot. P...,.i, �atfonal Bank ' Bl� ,..,.,.roy, Ohio Phtnes WY-2-5 1 29 allll WY-2-6867 For service call the above number and agent will call. �M D"PO llrJ O• D • ., , , , f7 I . f"'lllllt · n 'f " "" I f 1 1 . T IMt C1air& ltrNit. � B� I fl\t ��. �: '9'� � �, - N-.. ft ftan.) "' · "".., 111, ·' ' �, ' ·FI1I'!!'"' fl''' F'•■ ;; 1£ Ylfl' QQP1'al fo S,O,,ii Asal.a Al l"ou ,__<OT ••ll'OJ - I I . L � .,. .---.,.-.,,. • Couiaty ltecQNfw May I A.ii FA!' Yeu, • .' . r � :"I'S .i>t � ' !leW! VOT� a,id S,UPPQRT. JOHN D. "J1Kk" Tlit)MAS and punch wrrc served hv the hoslesses, Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, Mrs. Albert Young, Mrs. nwight Parker. Mrs. Will iam Swatzel and Mrs. Arthur Wandl ing. v . Howell and Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, the nominating committee. Mrs. Ben N1mb.ling was named mem orial chairman for the May meet ing. Mrs. W. R. Davis or Georgetown was reported ill and Mrs. J. M . Thornton i n 1liM.ress, having J ost h <' r husband by <l<'al h . An interesting prn�ram on G uatemala was pres('nted b y �1 rfl. Gc o rge Mowrey, Pan-Amerir an chai rman, ancl in C"o nnection with l hc program . a contribution was ma de lo CAR E. Mrs, Webster, subs titut• Ing for Mr�. Paul Casci, Child Weirare Chairman, read an article t.ek"' , 1, Sentinel which en fro m Th' l)"· was written by Mrs. Casci, and also THE CH I PS AR E DOW N R�PUBLJCAN CANDIDATE Pd. Pol. Adv. VOTE FOR �IJ TI¥iJ� , , w ·m1t: 'Ii! TREA SURE R DEMOCRAT Y�r Vote & Support Aipp.recialed Capable - Conoelenlloua Courteou, von FOR OVA L DI DDLE OF COURSE, I wouldn't Wllllt to "wr,ap up" the co.mpalgn . wllh­ out ,a,ppe.a �ing for your sU1pport. CLERK OF COURTS Republlean Primary y.., V.te • Suppol'I AG>11rooloi.d C Pl!lle . Eirperlenced Co11neou1 Pd. Pol. Adv. Meigs County Comm..,loner C.ndlda!a• �,;.ue:� REJ � BLICAN VOTERS- County CommHlff • Hlgb/ond I. 3. A Gamet Williamson ,�, .u._._.. aoeurr"" •• ..... 11a,. 1,.c,. Rutland c� li!li'IMi!i! ·, " ' H I LL '" FOR Meigs Co. Commissioner . Repullean Candlda,te . ., ' ... . ' � ''So Muc h F�• . �- • . � .• '· sci ?LiHle'' , • • , . (\•. · ;' __ ,;-• .. BOND ISSUI OITI NOUR8 0F PULL.POWE/I PROOF ON YOUR FARM/ , -w• �Ille! _ . ,• •••wfth a FAD ·dtmonatratlon of th• 0 NIW FAIIMAll � I ' , .. J ' I ,, ' ,�,._,;;;. ��.:t.f.ald Pol. Au. �, ' §I.I ,,,-- • :t 't ' ' "· ''., ' • I, ·rPI m J � 1 ��. �WNST !ff& ION� . I. �YI �'JI I. en,i\rlal·Hosp tal Campal&n Comnllu,,e .. '· ' . . ... • i ., . ' By Roy L'. Smllll Modern phychology has introduced •n entirely new voc,bu­ l.iiry inlo our daily conversation. We speak of lnhibitiom, com­ plexes, reactions, poychotics, erotica, and fll<atlons as glibly as we speak of food prices or box scores. And modern psychology llu also made u, aware of the fact that every mental attitude has lts attendant result. We cannot choose the rerult, but we can choose the attitude that pro­ duce5 the result. Jesus put the ancient principle into an excellent literary figure when he said, quite solemnly, that no one expected to harvest figs from lhlstles. Nor can anyone hope to raise peace of mind from Impure desires. Pure In Hean It is commonly assumed that Jesus wa, talking about the matter of sex, when be said that the ,"pure in heart'' would really see God . And it Is true, of course, that a sensual man closes a thousand doors on himself, and draws the bUnds on a thousand windows. But sex chastity was not the only purity Jesus had in mind. The Uniform Sonday School lesson for May 1 : "THE PURE IN HEART," Matthew 5:8, 27-37; 23: 25-26; Luke 2:52; 9:61-62;; Philippians 4:6. No man can be called pure in heart whose secret desire is for revenge. There is nothing pure about vindictiveness or spite. The man who hopes his neighbor will experience bad luck is, somehow, filthy, and the woman who is unable to for­ give a rival poisons her own soul. Chlltlren of Detlre Long •before any man commita murder be wishes his victim were dead. Long before the rapist commits his crime he has meditated upon it and d..ired. Long before the thief has stol­ _For every ,onsumlng desire there ls 'an inevitable fruitage. Kmdle and stimulate the desire and the fruit ripens_ No one underatands this principle any better than the con­ su_lting_ psych�logist does. One of'µ>e first things the psychia­ trist tries to fmd out is what our .s.ecret and inner desires h.we been. lt is for that reason that 11e ·encourages Us to "drain our mind." Somewhere in the dregs that come up out of memory he hopes to find the clue lo the cause of the unwholesome en another man's goods, he has coveted.• .i. .;,,. - - . i' West Shade Social Events Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heaton ol Pomeroy called on "Mr. and 'Mrs. Will Heilman recenUy. Mre. Virgil Roush and daughter, Mary Jo, called on Mrs. EUie Ger­ man of Long Bottom, und!y. Denzil Wllliams spent Wed1Je&- ...,....., t. 240 ...i KIii• ,_,.e f��•1•h. •. . �--..-.. . "Wliere Jjolall� � . -"HON!' WY-M,1 I ,, .. .�1.:.. - �1· ,-...,.. PGMIIOY, OHIO , Grass Problem 1fU8e1 choke out crops. reduce yields. make extra cultivatin1 work! Clean up your field& with Dowpon•. rQore economical • . . more effective , . . kiU1 p-uses, l'_90ta �ad all • • . reduces n:arowth problems. Will not injure p:v.ina: hvest(d: Jf accidentally eaten. Apply in spring or fall before plantin1o,or u a selective apray, or u apot treatment on certain cropa. Ct11M l11 /or your /rtt Mmple. Enoup Dowpon to 1pray W The office or Gordon Caldwell county auditor, was doing a bri■II: business this morning, the dead­ line for the .payrnient of penonal property taxe■. Al 10 the office was overflowing with last min­ ute Cllltomen, with a line ex­ tending lnto the corridor outaide. -· -------------­ ·. Pomeroy � 1 .. , , ' , All .,Roofing Material SPECIAL PRICED •· TH IS. WEEK and Harlan Anlie and , Ray Riggs were Sunday dinner guest. of Mr. and Mn. O&car Babcock. Miu Pearl Powell, Parkenbw-g, visited Mr. and Mn. Harold Brew• er and d.iughter, ·Monday, Mr. and Mr■. Thurman Babcoet and F1orence Limberger vi.Jited Mr. and Mrs. Emenon Johuon and family at Portland, Sunday. 1Mr. and Mrs. David Smith have purchued the Ray Rigg■ proper­ ty and will be moving &&.Jn. Mn. Harriet Bryant left for a visit with friends a:nd relative in Montgomery, W. Va. (Excluolve) SEEDS FERTIUZE.111 - Middleport Flill "We Do Cw,- Orilidlot'· No. W it. MIDDLIPORT ,_ WY NIN Command BRA VEl Y Po wer( Long Bottom Socia! Events F j r s t offering. Something 11ew. A wooderful, esdtw� product that can save every Mvestock f'8ITD'et' hundreds of dollars eaoh year. Natl'.onally advertised. U you haw, • farm background, or if ,ott .are f-amH.iar with tibe farm tr.ide in your area, tma' mo be the prom opportunity of a lifetime. $504. needed for Mil mariftt. iAwn�. watt - temtol'iea are cl fsat. W R I T E: RI CONN, lNC., 1271 EAST BROAD ST., COLUMBUS 5, 0. (Plea.<te incl·ude phone number) M!Olid -� I Plow DEEP Plow EASY QIICI-CIIIIE and Power Culthratef Ownannd Gm-e!J Power to lialaM 0. ..� lawn ...i .... Traaor---30 Toaltl .-.r • All-Gear Drwe • Power Rey• 30 fool• _More for Yovr Money I ASK l'OR FREE D£MONSTltATIOII GRAVB.Y TRAaoR SAW & SQYlQ Ii. 512 "' r Mlln It. 'i f ll � " r "' "' "' ' ,. , S f , u•, �¼:ct::.�.. o---■- . ·it let'1 � • - , , . . Call .111 TOIIAYI Equlpnttnf Co., Inc. M,lts ' Johnson SPECIAL PRICE ;, i.e. ..... onll m ..... Brisk Busioeu In �--' Courtbouse Report.ftl DISTfrlBUTOR ''SIGN OF QUALITY'' Sugar Run Flour M·i lls Mulberry Ave• " • E. MAIN STREET * Your Town and Ceuntry Center *· Phone WY-2-2181 . ��--- O N E WEE K O N LY ! -·_._.____ , .. ) ,-""--'! • • .I< 90-LB. 65-LB. 55-LB. 45-LB. -· - -- PHONE 'WY l-!115 AT POMERO Y Regular Prt.., ROLL ROOFING ( Red or Green ) . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 ROLL ROOFI NG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.25 ROLL ROOFI NG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.95 ROLL ROOFI NG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50 ' .... will *" ,: � m, ·I F YOU N EED ROO FIN G HER E'S YOU R CHA NCE ! ,... . llillW)' - will ... loo1d da7 at 2 p. 111. It UN Allla,tto11 N• Ilona! eemo1o1y for l. 'II. Tll,n. ton, who died II Illa - • ,_ bod, ,roy lllla -- 1'le a< AtheDI ai JD, ...., OI the National Limit.eel fer1 Waabiai' lon. La nd N OI Sold el - Will .., widow so W. M. Price, Harri nville, aaks Ibo that a ne.,,.. Item in the Hurilon- COIDIJIOI' the nmalnl lo p-avaide ritel. \l ille new, publi•hed Monday :,e corrected. r, It was Jlated that Mr. Price bad ... Ut ,.,. y_, _ _ ,.i., sold 70 acre■. This wu in 1rror DUALII as Mr. Price aay■ he Jtill has lhe land for sale. OHIO Cl:RTIPJBDI -------- y ( ArU�n JUi. T, Be Held On Hollday �. ,1 l P I ) A S li 111\E DOWPO,. . ■ • -·--------- ... . v..... (Conllnutcl From Pe11 One) $700 billion In additMNI to tt.. normal cott ., doin, 9"Hn1Mflt la. ,u,..ly a matter of llttfe comfort to our chUdr'Nt and ,ranclchlld,....," he said. Citing this as the picture Mr. Khrushchev may have seen in American when he uid he would "bury us," Mr. Smart pointed to the only solution as: -Slop running up bills for the DifllUlled April 21: {la1ruaeJ Hale-, Mn. Lydia Tbeobl..ld, Tbom­ u Dalton, Terry Hamilton. 11n. Ben Sommen, Henf)' Buet. Mn. Mn. bvtn Elmer Eicbelberg, Carty, Mn, Albert Steele, Ha&de Hendenon, Brenda Finle7, Pamela Rouah, · William Wise. Steven Donnel, Gtrfield Blazer, lln. Thomas 'Daniel■, Kn. William Harrison, Mn. William Blanton, Fadley and ,on, Mrs. William Mr1o. William Hammon and IOD. Birth, April 28 Mr. and Kn. Roy Parier, Chtater, aoo. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 - - - - - - , WEST SllADE Charles: .Eichinaer of Cheater ,pent · Sunday wJtb Don Rou,h. Vonald William,· made I� btili• ness trip to Toledo, Tueaday. �:z:.:-� . .... ..... • !J.,,, I Discipline Is Needed Now ence Casey, i�iss Nellie Zerkle, Miss Frieda Faehnle and Miss Bess day night with Ira Showalt.er, of Sanborn. Chester. Mr. and Mre. Floyd Spence of SEARLES RELEASED Pomeroy epent Sunday afternoon Hod Searles, Middleport, has with Mrs. Jennie Roush. been releaeed from the Middle.Mr. and Mrs. Will Heil m an spent port jail on $50 bond for a hearinr Sunday evening with the Leonard Monday evening at 7:30 before Lanham family. M a y o r Kenneth McElhinney. ltr. a nd Mrs. Charles Sayre of Searles is charged with two of• Pomeroy called on Mr. and Mrs. ft4NCs, intoxication and resisting Will Heilman, Saturday. arrest. of America.) � •new Farman 240 for two hoUra-on yo,,1r touithet1 »Jowm&. Ott in�the--1eat proof of a new worfd of �r,DOndllili ea,e, and comJort Colt Ill today for • f.tee demonatr1tion. "' . ' ...tum ., .... • • • thew "Do-Mora" . � IHve-: Mont,comery 18.0 on upper, 9.t on lower, 8 � feet open; GalHpoliJ, 18.3 on upper 12. 2 on lower, 9 feet open; Lock 23, 15.0 on upper, 10:5 on lower, 25 wicket• open . Condition of Movebfe 0.m&: All dams art up 13 throueh 23, a Yeraging J tra p open. Ohio Jti"" lhllb: Downboun d: Lock 13, Wayne H. 3 : 30 am, 0--4; Lock 14, W. S. Rhea '! : 00 am, 14- 1 Lock 15, Vulcan 0;45 am, 0-10; Lod: 18, Mike Creditor 7: 1 5 am, 20-0; St. Louil Zephyr 10:30 am, no tow reported; Lock 23, Elger Cliff 12:05 pm, 3-0; Cit)' of Hunt• ingl on 1 :40 PIil, 1 4-4; Harriet M 2 ,30 pm . 0-2; LehlcJ, fc20 pm, 12-3; Janie D 6 : 00 :pm, 2-1 ; Penna yl vania 10:30 pm, 0-13; Helen z 3 : 05 ii»\ 8-0; I. F. Frieberger 4: " am . 0-18. Upbound GallipoliJ, L Wade Childrep 5 am, 7-2; Robe.rt E. Reed 8:30 am, 9-0; Lock 23, Belpre 5:30 pm, U; J ane T . ., 6: 30 pm 7-1; Ovec 8 :00 Pm 16-4 ; I■land Creek 9:20 9m, 10-1; Bob Renter 6:.2 am, 13-7; Beaver al 9: 00 am 0-L ken.1wha ltlYw lloats: Wintield, Ana& down 1 1 :00 pm, 2-9 and one demct boat· Jen-y Boe,worth 2:50 •am, 10-0. ' Th� is not a f�ult, a weakness, a besetting sin, or a con­ tem.pbble manner 1n any of us, that is not the child of some desn-e. To change the behaviour of the child we must change the character of the desire. Moral Priorities future. �ost of us would agree that there are economic priorities -Stop regarding the federal i1,1 life which take precedence over lesser interests. Jt is ail government as something nght, of course, to have a bij1 sign over the top of the store everyone what he w.inta. to give but there must be merchandise on the shelves. It ls quite arl -Conquer the habil ol compul­ right to advertise "service" but the help mu,t be trained to sive spending. render ii. A flamboyant letterhead ought to be matched by -Learn to live within our in­ come. intepity in the front office. S1mllarly there are moral priorities in life. It is better to He concluded : keep one's honor intact than to show a profit. It is better to "We must accept the responsibil• itie.s that go with being a free peo­ lose a ••le than to misrepresent one's goods. It is better to ple. In the past we have attepted make the worth of our work so evident that ii will not be ne­ discipline when .had to fight or cessary to oversell our honesty. It is better to save our honor die. Our batlle we now is against a than to save our business. ,,. foe more inaiduous, and qu.it.e as In this . co�nection, perha it is fair to say that the rights deadly. "Only in such action can be say of the . c�Ild m th� home tar.e pr,cedence over the whims or Khrushchev, "Here is your ans­ to the p_r1viteges of either parent . udge in a court of domestic wer,' ' aaid Mr. Smart. relations one day remarked to a · ·end at the lunch club "I Vice president Gene Grate pre­ i would have few cases in my C!!�r ' people seeking divor�es in the absence of President if the children of the homei · ,. '"tlie right to say the last sided Theodore T. Reed, Jr. word." Rot.irians planning to attend the Many a child has suffered the loss of a parent all the rest district conference May 20 an(I 2 1 of his days·for-•rto !tetl"&r'reason than that either his father or a.r e asked to od..ify chairman Ger­ hm mother msisted upon-having his own way, no matter who ,ald,. P.reston. · had to par the cosls. . Ladies of the church serving the (Copyright_ 1960 by tho Division of Christian Education Na­ steak dinner were Mrs. Helen tional Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States LlO}'d, Mn. E . M. wood, Mr&. Clar­ fruitage. tlOID11 -,tTA&, AdmltW Aprlt ., l!llL Dully, 8,-; 11n. Cllarloo A. W""1er, Radnr; lln. 1nd lltC-. PomttoJ; JUtbard Le... Rat11q1o wood; TbomH A, C1uk. 8.,nculli Dile tee llrowniut. Pomero,- . RIVER REPORT : Our Desires Are Parents 1:.t ' . Vote Ballot with -" "�" •· SUNDA'Y SCHOOL Ll880N OF TRI: WIEK May '3 rd Primary • the """ 11f lllelp ""ail •• !1111 rat •• $231,..0 Whteh wlq - county ;,, Jiu,uw.a ,i ..... '1!1' � � ·- ... '.. '�. ' 1 "' ,', . ' � -� Ill .,,,ye ol ane mill II at the rate of ntty een i. ff!I' n,ll ••,� t�UN!cip '!'l·!l-,1 Nlll.f,,, Fpt .. 1: o�·� •�f�/ei'._fto, · ··,: �.real ett1le valued al fZ,000 on lhe -� �•�lfat.i .. a. 'ltl• · c. J U LIAN . l'OLfflC.U ADV'T, are badly needed·ln oar eounty. = ., __ man)' of the,e continue t.o make their lnnuence felt for the adv1ncement and betterment of Meil• coun•v. � Amon& the erou1>1 and activitie1 durln11 the Lut twenty yeara have been the completiQn of the Land UM pro&ram, particularly the Uve■tock ■tudy phue, the S.E.O. Egg Auction wblch had it.■ ■tart in the court room at Pomeroy, the 'Meigs SOU Conservation 'Disbid (the 1 1th In the atate), the Mei11 Dairy Service Unit, S.E.O. Beef Cattle lmprovement Association and many othen, Mei11 County people are faced with a decision as important u Most Ohio farms are family many of these in the next few daft. t refer lo the Meip County !,arms with the farmer, w ile, and Hospital which will be a benefit - their children doing practlcaU1 to 1iteig1 Count)' for years to come. all the work, the economist& Just u with many of the groups point out. ExceptiofUI are large organized in the past there have commercial farms wllere family been many questlona which need labor Is inadequate. In this cue answertna:. Some of these que1- the L1 nner may hire extra labor Udna cannot be 11isfactorily an,. from time to time u bl• work wered at the present tlme, but tke lOad demands, or he may employ overall value of the project far a hired hand on a year-round outweich11 any questions which basil. ar About the only farms in Ohl_o :\he Extemllion proaram people whe�e a reeular hlr� hand is have .been the moet important fac- profitable, the econom11ta explain lo In th Extension Office Itself re UvestoCk farms with thores a. . _ M�- Gene�a H . Nolan, our tireless, which give full employment to hard-working, conscientious Home all wo rkers on the farm throuch• lt pos made Economics Agent, has out pay Monthly year. the . rates sible to work with the entire fam- for regular farm workers in Ohio ily o( Meigs county people. It has vary co�slderably, 11le average Is her with work to been a privilege 7 sa witb houae the me bout a , ) 3 1 < &s a part of the Extension team for * GIikey, Maxine K. Aldridge, Fran­ the past 20 year�. Another very importa nt part of c:es Ro111h Sapp, LaVera Piersal l the Extension team are the office Yeager, Nonga Roberts and Ruth secretaries. These young ladles Simpson , day to day the provided have Many outltanding leaders during tacts with people throughout .he the last 20 yean have been respon. county and have ��pt the office siblt: (Qr the groups and activities runnina: in an effment manner, which were carried out. When any whether the agen� were In the new group wu formed it was nee­ field or in the offlce. For the last cesaary that somebody was willing se\len years Mildred �tockton �•s to supply the lay leadership. In done an outstanding J ob �orking many casee these men or women wilt! people in th� Extension pro- have had to take penonal criticism gram. OJhers durm11 the laSl 20 and sometimes personal financial years have inclu ded: Mary Ellen I risks in order to .get the job done. In organizing the Egg Auction, M iller Cox, Easter M. Ewlng D avis, Dorot.hy June Cook Corcoran, Pau- Meigs County leaders served 18 line Spe.nc�r Kennedy, _ Mary El h:· the apark plugs in oreanizlng the abeth W1gg m s Bentz., R ita Buckley, group, which involved several Betty Ann Jacobs, Nina K. Dono- counties. Many egg producers that van Vaughan, Betty J. Heilman year had ·to eecure a new market before the auction was placed in operation, becau&e their old egg buyer was flghUni establishment of the auction. lneluded in that group were Riley Pigott, H . A. Hensley, C. E. Myers, C. C. Wright and the late W. F. Hawley. These men and many othere in the coun, ty attended meetings, made person, al solicitation, and contributed freely and generously of their time ' and finances. In the organizatiqn of the Meigs Soil Conservatiori District the. late Dr. George Lasher and W. A . Compton played leading roles as well as many who are still acUve in the county. Dr. Lasher returned from a slate meeting and said, " MeiiS County should organize 111 Soil Conservation District." This district organization following the county Land Use Study again dem­ onstrated Intensive, unselfish lead­ ership that has marked Extension program& for the last 20 years. The future of Meigs County's a·griculture, indu.stry, homes, chur­ ches and schools is bright. Farm­ ing still the largest single indus­ try in the county, but we need to encourage other industry to help •hare the load and provide jobs for our young people. The Extension Service program will continue to work with all agencies, all groups, and all lndi, vidual, who are interested In the Paid Pol. Adv. forward movement of the county. Only as Meigs County people continue to strive for Improved practices, improved racllitin, and uae greater effort to lift ourselves by our bootstraps can we e,q,ect to maintain the leadership shown over the past yean. The opportun­ ity next Tuesday ls limilar to many we have had in past years. It must not be permitted. to slip from o\tl' &rUP, FOR Vader e_er111a rulet '!!Id re111¥ono, lbe Ame rlean Hpaplld Aaaocl1llon will lJal p11bl!e b'l'Dilalt fii dk!b dodon of medklne an,J dodon of oateopaih)' pnicllee. 1. lflle J''4lerll O.vernmem wUI provide over f!Z0,000 In defr■yltpg · the eOII of 1 11•w public bOQUII. . · I. 'j\'.e � have UOll,!Hlt on bud wbleb wu voted lly the people In 1046, ■nol whleb should 4. , th the "family farm ," il future )'QU think of such a farm II one operated by the membera or a , am y. A bout three-fourth■ of all 'A'Orken on the nation' • farms are family workers, accord1ni to Ohio State University Extension economiJta. They cite fliure1 from the u. s. Department of Airiculture to show that of tht 7 ½1 million farm worker■ )ast year, only about 1 ,900,000 • were hired workers. These r11ure1 compare with 1 1 million farm workera 20 years 1110, of which 2700,000 were hired workert. VOTE, A .,.lortt, of" illlnnaff,. � II !ll!IIW'f lff """"''"' Fqr Your C::1>11nty Trea,uref' YC)UR BEST l!J;T roi CQUNTY TR&Ai'l-;_�� lUC (I #CllttS ;ounaioa ca a:a Middleport of I non.profit corporation. The -•r.::ftl eorhie tor possible fulure defldt1 of the Ollpllal, • Ha be will taxpayers the ■nd NOT r ,. 1 who 'I'"' !M!gilal will be eperlled by -the lnQlees •111', " .,., Middleport Feed Mill Vetorao, Wo,lj War D. Eolentl u .... '-llb' G,oua[•• 11e­ ta ••"""ent 1'10ffm.,r, •�;_ Served •• Tllal ladle Adwocate In tbe mice tl the Secre­ W'Y of War. ,.- PROl'081D Eleptk!n fqr County Treasurer. I am a can, dlQte f�r lliQ ,itfu;, flld jJelleve myself to be IIIQI! ii,tpable and most wllllng to repre­ l(IOl't Nqt 1114 ,111 llaJ offu:e !If P,unty Treasurer. ' . pa" f+TQO per year and ·•s a tu, J thlnt JJe '11.ould cet '4750 worlb 1111! I!)\, �Jurer i11e elect, .,, ... .a·-' fSEElt,RN ■ ��?.���!.. or c:>�· c•••1y Rop,,61/c:on f,Kllfl•• • 6o/llo CommHlff ■ew h<llpllal wlll ■Urll;CI mpre doelors Qen,rl) ,j Backgrouqd and Service 1. The people of Meigs County need and are enl Wed lo I modem eounly bospllaL IP rtpreHllt AUr pmy next November In the .._..., +:: Cl,¥ H IGH YI ELD I N G Q UALITY IA��-. R.,..,611.., tn.,,/i,f •aclnt, 0. llh0nit Wl-9-3202 ■. GBAf FACTS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER: lfui � May 8rd you will nominate a man • AND SUPPLY Vote For The Hospital Bond Issue THROUGH THE YEARS, I have tried to e11r11 my pluce 111mw.g you 1Jhro11i,h community service aotl· v.ltles. One of t.ht!&e bas been tlhe Blg Bond l\Hnstret A.uoc.,iatlon, whloh was formed .some slx years •ao to r&iee lunds for varfoll4 me THI "'OLD TIMIRl"j' sohool •aroup,!l. charillable or,ganl· bhat sometimes bMng 1n lihe 1er­ zati'ons and other worthy Ntll8eS', v.i0e :ls a quallfyin,g f.ictor 1n t_.. Hu.ndrede of wotiderfu,I people oampa,iQru, ao I '-ten to •dd tlhat baYe taken ipart in our work to J'm a vet�n of Wo1· d WtU" U. I , Nlse •l h OUSJ1nds of dol1l1aM which YIS, TUIIDAY't THI D�Y •11<1 have btoen turned over lo OtlPlni• zation.s wiC.h projoct.a deRi•&:ned t,o - "Wle chipa ,are down1'! M'1 I make our county "just -a little bet- count Ofl YOUt Thanka vevj ffl'ldl. . R,pu�lica11 ., . I o,uENT MORRIS 'MPl.Ult "'10; IIEIOll!B: Amerl<a Alllelpo. ...... p Trotlee - PJea•· a1 B. .O.E.:., Adieu; Obie; Pal!& Enlted ftule!; (Milo; lbn:aar Loqe, "•• _., ., A All, arle&ta, 01'fo, • Albu, COlloty ht "'-ll!IIH • lololp Cpunly for �l,pl • Gol/lG C�••ly lo, A-lafloo • • Atbao, Co•nly R.,.,6/looo lnollflo ·CommiHH GORDON . I ffOPE THAT YOU wlll find my educatiolllll and employment ba,ck,ground to �r satis,Fact• tOn when you cast that pnclout yot, Tueaday. I ·•IIJ'aduared Ulldef . llbe ''OranRe .and Black" at Middleport Hig:h Sohool, iand a m an, a:IWllmltl of Northeast Junior Coller' at Monroe, La., and Ohio U.lliveralty in Athena. My new,paper work over the past 1 0 years hu tepl ,me "on my toes'' <ID being ·inform· ed ,on county and -public a,f(al1W­ Jnlo11med enough to provide a rood ba.&it: ba-ckgrou.nd for pubUt work. ROBERT ( Bob) HOEF,Lr.c'tt WITH BLADES .. Eiadorsed �ys and Select Jlaaons will hold a 1pecial assembly �onday at 7:30 · p. m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple lo confer the euper ei:cel· lent masters degrees. 'This de1ree I! tonf!)rred only once each year and ii Gne of the most beau­ tiful degrees in the cryptic rite. All companions are urged to at­ tend. Refreshments. w iU be serv­ ,qd �t 1111 c!f,ff of lliP 'l!Mti,g. tfill FOR CRAWLERS qf hi, oonvi,HI!"�" "• • • "'• h,1 • 9ood leg•I mind, �•ildtr• ablt tlptrl•�•. • commendtble rKO«I 1, 1 • clH11n, attd ffie dtftrfllln.+lon and duL iou, ablllly lo ,.,.. th• dldrl<t court with ablllty. • ," Bo1worth council No. 16 R4yal WE HOPE you've likf!d our cam­ pn-lg;n, 1,0 S-Of!k your !i!JJ)f)Ort £or "HOEFLIC H FOR COUNTY COM­ MISSIONE R" ln t;he Ucpublit.'iUl Prmioary. We've tried lo briln,g you a fn111 h approacti witih new ,ideas ln <'ampaig.ning in addition to Lhe ''basi<'" personal vi.sits by t,lharlene or myst•lr to o,-er 4,000 or your holTltt!s. John DHre TIie AIIIIIII Manger Said Edltorlally: Specinl Se,,ion Monday "vole day", 1ch.at is, at 1 thdJ 1 MNill Count y !lolls from a.m. to 6 p.m. and "the chip• are down". FOR MEIGS COUNTY o,•��• wm 'I • Nah,nlly, d ire(tilna tthe eiasoc:11tion t,hrough the many proJecta does not ne«-ssari.1ly qualify me to serVe u county rommlaloner. However, :perhaps , U does poi,nt up my �merest J.n our welfare and that !ihould ·be a requirement for any puWlc official . 3 MODEL 448 H, � �"'" 41 1n t�hl ligent tnd ener• eetl• worl<tr, ,,ho ha, lnto9rily and tho The syraru,e Gordeh Club will meel Tuesday everungJfl' "'1, ' the vi llage hall at 7 :30 l ijt fj lmnoun• c-ed. Miss Eleanor CanolJnwHI be hostess and the theme • , Qf . the meeting will be "��ient,� • . · Poppies". , •� ! i 1 1 a, deRosanne Theiss ,.,,.Ml 9pa111· an4 Ml'$. Teel Chapm1m, cha1nnan monstration on p6p�y tion and Mrs, Lige �hl �j_ 1 · . �Ill Qf Chltd Welfare, was lP. 1har�e o r _a_nt i n g. the Part,, fot the �hifdren which atl- poppy tran� d�mons_rr _ included 111mes with prizes award• BAND PARADIS' · ed and refreahrpents. Precedina: the P-trtf, Mrs. LllThe Eastern High School band paraded through the Pomeroy Han steiff. pre114en t of tbe Auxbusines section at 10 �- m. t oday iliary "<'oriducted' a bu1lnea1 meetw ith a Tag Day sale tal!owin e on in 5f and r>l111n11 were R)ade for the the Pomeroy streets by t.Jle band vl.:Jt of the �tl'lte offlten at the May 24th meetinq. me rnheMI . ·- .e Ervin,'M E4 1I'ht1 Lea.Ion Conf�rence for Dls• Mr. and n. Mn1, Lesli be bet_(\ J4ne 19 8, which trict 1ph na Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ra announced and WH Raif the i • · the and T., R. Humble and son, made for the were plan1 honored gue1ts, Mr. and Mn. HY· tentatlvci f)' to serve the luncheon. auxilia sell. Mr,. Dalt Kennedy w11 appointed as chairman for the annual Pop­ py Sale to be held in May. Transportatlon for t� children at the party Wal .provided by Paul Haptonstall anjl Ted Chapman. I For Sale flll!t CN�lilic•tian for Hi1 iudgelhip• • • He i1 recoigniatd ti ,mlnently quallli1d by : tr•l"i.n9 �IHI 11perl•� for the judg11hip. Farmers Hire Less Labor Now, �ar,�, r u Since that time a lot of water has nowed down the river. 1'he Blake,lee lamily has grown older, lar1er and we hope wiser. It hu been a plea,ure and a privilege to work with the people or Meip County ln ID.ID)' different educa­ tional fields and pro1ram1. Many groups have cooperated. Seve l n new ,roups have been formed _and ", • • Hi1, pendida,ey ii Important her■, •• it i• �r,.Mgh� fhe district, bec•use of hi, Child,tn'• H mo Ward, Gue,t, n� j. u_w!'l'i., 0, A�,e , l'f ,.,..,ie}'• n . J.,elfOJl, � ' ., •t ifJpin tJ,e �Jf rea utar -�.! - . ,tm:': � Y ll!YflW;II, JMaNJ• �prll l1 Chllcl WeUUJ �onth By ROBERT (Bob) . HOEFLICH Wl!LL, TUESDAY is "V-ne," ,..., tel' plaee , ifl <WIMC!di· , t,o M...U Gerald ine Young !PP• wtl-!i --....-,---,- Gard en Club Meetin g Set For Syrac use . C. I. 8LAklSL II Cwnty lxt.n■lon A.-nt, A1rl. Twenty year■ a110 lhUI weekend • youn1 fellow and hla wife came to Me I I■ County where be be1an work u County A1ricullural A,· ent. The flood waters or the AprlJ 1 � nood wtre ju!I recedina:, but the four or five foot fiood lin� on many window■ on front atref't waa still clearly evident. � MPH• DIiiy Times Slid '41torllllr; � ,r; a, SEJl !'AGE 6 "91, Ady. 4TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT . . • REPUBLICAN PRIMAR !!1 r:i� n,"',I: . :et.w� i:l,'l.1:i �: a- •�• Wffl'H JOHlS? COURT O F APPEY,ALS MAY 3, 1960 I OQ o.Q!fDe.1'11 -, f , JJ�i �,}.� County Agent Co�p�tes 20th Year Senice 111 Meigs County O N forB .JudgeC RAY G O R DCandidate n:r· cii.\'!f,'t. ls! :=::=====::. Sub�titute P,��or To Speuk Su,....._y 01 ssiij10N Pomeroy Chapter, . 186, OES, �come will meet in �Jular seuion l!!'!"IY,nd re.: i j,l,j t�� ijl will >f jei Plan!!I m. p. 7:45 Tuesday at � , �ltd or J1. be completed for inspection on I)• red .. 4,'•�� M ay 12 and all members are uri­ r ?' �jlmi,. to t t •. ji!!f ecl to attend. �qg �dojl � !"hii;li VI' -'80 m bl<!Dm, Memher o� the Ohlo Colle-clor-9 �iat-ion, inc. N• W• Red Bud Trail in Middlepo rt has bee.D a be•"tltlll •ia:ht thia pHt week with the trees ht full bloom. The Trail, which WH originated by the Middleport Garden Club about 30 year& 110. atarta at the river on Main and goe1 out Grant Street lo Roule 7. The first of tb ea,., trees was planted by lilts. Romer Grant M yean ago and she also plant�d the Ir�� l>Y, 1110 .I. �/J� B<Jpljit Churdi · 1i''the Ume ��e Garden -"-' 1!, cijet/. v.. �lh­ tJlu}j � IIJ''!'� lhe �elhodlst be 1ueat p11tor and teach the 1 adull Sunday School class. It presumed that he will also hold St. P•ul Ev•ngeli, ,l Lutheran services a1 St. John Evangeliral Church will ha Ya Sunda)' School at Lutheran Church, Pine Grove, at 9: 30 a . m . and worship service at 2 p. m . 1 0 :30 a . m . as usual this Sunday. There will be a Congregational P ut. or Henry Meu ser, a retired following iservice.!i at the meetini ca­ ute substit a in pastor serving pacit)' for the Ohio Distnd, w i ll St. John's Chu rl·h. �lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April 30, l!le0--3 , Cash & Carry $3.25 roll $i.75 roll $2.50 roll $2.1 0 roll I , �, DAILY SENTINEL Trees Blo,o ming "- ��Ort •.,...'d .ll DAYBOOK I n li PLANS I NSPECTION The Racine Chaplt!r OES will hold 11s annual inspection Monday at 8 p. m. in the MaBOnic Temple with a dinner for memben and guests starting 11 6: 30 preceding he event. Jane Hill 19 worthi ma • iron, Alfred Toney, worthy patron. ·•• f -= • i•• t• •• . •. . •• ' •• •• • •. •• COUNCILfo MEET Theodorus Cquncll Daughters of America will mee't i'r1 reiular session Monday at 7:30 pm at the IOOF Hall. The cbarfe will be draped in memOJ'J• of · Addie A. are Grueser and all : members urged to attend. Bpnded Collections . From Coast to Coaot. P...,.i, �atfonal Bank ' Bl� ,..,.,.roy, Ohio Phtnes WY-2-5 1 29 allll WY-2-6867 For service call the above number and agent will call. �M D"PO llrJ O• D • ., , , , f7 I . f"'lllllt · n 'f " "" I f 1 1 . T IMt C1air& ltrNit. � B� I fl\t ��. �: '9'� � �, - N-.. ft ftan.) "' · "".., 111, ·' ' �, ' ·FI1I'!!'"' fl''' F'•■ ;; 1£ Ylfl' QQP1'al fo S,O,,ii Asal.a Al l"ou ,__<OT ••ll'OJ - I I . L � .,. .---.,.-.,,. • Couiaty ltecQNfw May I A.ii FA!' Yeu, • .' . r � :"I'S .i>t � ' !leW! VOT� a,id S,UPPQRT. JOHN D. "J1Kk" Tlit)MAS and punch wrrc served hv the hoslesses, Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, Mrs. Albert Young, Mrs. nwight Parker. Mrs. Will iam Swatzel and Mrs. Arthur Wandl ing. v . Howell and Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, the nominating committee. Mrs. Ben N1mb.ling was named mem orial chairman for the May meet ing. Mrs. W. R. Davis or Georgetown was reported ill and Mrs. J. M . Thornton i n 1liM.ress, having J ost h <' r husband by <l<'al h . An interesting prn�ram on G uatemala was pres('nted b y �1 rfl. Gc o rge Mowrey, Pan-Amerir an chai rman, ancl in C"o nnection with l hc program . a contribution was ma de lo CAR E. Mrs, Webster, subs titut• Ing for Mr�. Paul Casci, Child Weirare Chairman, read an article t.ek"' , 1, Sentinel which en fro m Th' l)"· was written by Mrs. Casci, and also THE CH I PS AR E DOW N R�PUBLJCAN CANDIDATE Pd. Pol. Adv. VOTE FOR �IJ TI¥iJ� , , w ·m1t: 'Ii! TREA SURE R DEMOCRAT Y�r Vote & Support Aipp.recialed Capable - Conoelenlloua Courteou, von FOR OVA L DI DDLE OF COURSE, I wouldn't Wllllt to "wr,ap up" the co.mpalgn . wllh­ out ,a,ppe.a �ing for your sU1pport. CLERK OF COURTS Republlean Primary y.., V.te • Suppol'I AG>11rooloi.d C Pl!lle . Eirperlenced Co11neou1 Pd. Pol. Adv. Meigs County Comm..,loner C.ndlda!a• �,;.ue:� REJ � BLICAN VOTERS- County CommHlff • Hlgb/ond I. 3. A Gamet Williamson ,�, .u._._.. aoeurr"" •• ..... 11a,. 1,.c,. Rutland c� li!li'IMi!i! ·, " ' H I LL '" FOR Meigs Co. Commissioner . Repullean Candlda,te . ., ' ... . ' � ''So Muc h F�• . �- • . � .• '· sci ?LiHle'' , • • , . (\•. · ;' __ ,;-• .. BOND ISSUI OITI NOUR8 0F PULL.POWE/I PROOF ON YOUR FARM/ , -w• �Ille! _ . ,• •••wfth a FAD ·dtmonatratlon of th• 0 NIW FAIIMAll � I ' , .. J ' I ,, ' ,�,._,;;;. ��.:t.f.ald Pol. Au. �, ' §I.I ,,,-- • :t 't ' ' "· ''., ' • I, ·rPI m J � 1 ��. �WNST !ff& ION� . I. �YI �'JI I. en,i\rlal·Hosp tal Campal&n Comnllu,,e .. '· ' . . ... • i ., . ' By Roy L'. Smllll Modern phychology has introduced •n entirely new voc,bu­ l.iiry inlo our daily conversation. We speak of lnhibitiom, com­ plexes, reactions, poychotics, erotica, and fll<atlons as glibly as we speak of food prices or box scores. And modern psychology llu also made u, aware of the fact that every mental attitude has lts attendant result. We cannot choose the rerult, but we can choose the attitude that pro­ duce5 the result. Jesus put the ancient principle into an excellent literary figure when he said, quite solemnly, that no one expected to harvest figs from lhlstles. Nor can anyone hope to raise peace of mind from Impure desires. Pure In Hean It is commonly assumed that Jesus wa, talking about the matter of sex, when be said that the ,"pure in heart'' would really see God . And it Is true, of course, that a sensual man closes a thousand doors on himself, and draws the bUnds on a thousand windows. But sex chastity was not the only purity Jesus had in mind. The Uniform Sonday School lesson for May 1 : "THE PURE IN HEART," Matthew 5:8, 27-37; 23: 25-26; Luke 2:52; 9:61-62;; Philippians 4:6. No man can be called pure in heart whose secret desire is for revenge. There is nothing pure about vindictiveness or spite. The man who hopes his neighbor will experience bad luck is, somehow, filthy, and the woman who is unable to for­ give a rival poisons her own soul. Chlltlren of Detlre Long •before any man commita murder be wishes his victim were dead. Long before the rapist commits his crime he has meditated upon it and d..ired. Long before the thief has stol­ _For every ,onsumlng desire there ls 'an inevitable fruitage. Kmdle and stimulate the desire and the fruit ripens_ No one underatands this principle any better than the con­ su_lting_ psych�logist does. One of'µ>e first things the psychia­ trist tries to fmd out is what our .s.ecret and inner desires h.we been. lt is for that reason that 11e ·encourages Us to "drain our mind." Somewhere in the dregs that come up out of memory he hopes to find the clue lo the cause of the unwholesome en another man's goods, he has coveted.• .i. .;,,. - - . i' West Shade Social Events Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heaton ol Pomeroy called on "Mr. and 'Mrs. Will Heilman recenUy. Mre. Virgil Roush and daughter, Mary Jo, called on Mrs. EUie Ger­ man of Long Bottom, und!y. Denzil Wllliams spent Wed1Je&- ...,....., t. 240 ...i KIii• ,_,.e f��•1•h. •. . �--..-.. . "Wliere Jjolall� � . -"HON!' WY-M,1 I ,, .. .�1.:.. - �1· ,-...,.. PGMIIOY, OHIO , Grass Problem 1fU8e1 choke out crops. reduce yields. make extra cultivatin1 work! Clean up your field& with Dowpon•. rQore economical • . . more effective , . . kiU1 p-uses, l'_90ta �ad all • • . reduces n:arowth problems. Will not injure p:v.ina: hvest(d: Jf accidentally eaten. Apply in spring or fall before plantin1o,or u a selective apray, or u apot treatment on certain cropa. Ct11M l11 /or your /rtt Mmple. Enoup Dowpon to 1pray W The office or Gordon Caldwell county auditor, was doing a bri■II: business this morning, the dead­ line for the .payrnient of penonal property taxe■. Al 10 the office was overflowing with last min­ ute Cllltomen, with a line ex­ tending lnto the corridor outaide. -· -------------­ ·. Pomeroy � 1 .. , , ' , All .,Roofing Material SPECIAL PRICED •· TH IS. WEEK and Harlan Anlie and , Ray Riggs were Sunday dinner guest. of Mr. and Mn. O&car Babcock. Miu Pearl Powell, Parkenbw-g, visited Mr. and Mn. Harold Brew• er and d.iughter, ·Monday, Mr. and Mr■. Thurman Babcoet and F1orence Limberger vi.Jited Mr. and Mrs. Emenon Johuon and family at Portland, Sunday. 1Mr. and Mrs. David Smith have purchued the Ray Rigg■ proper­ ty and will be moving &&.Jn. Mn. Harriet Bryant left for a visit with friends a:nd relative in Montgomery, W. Va. (Excluolve) SEEDS FERTIUZE.111 - Middleport Flill "We Do Cw,- Orilidlot'· No. W it. MIDDLIPORT ,_ WY NIN Command BRA VEl Y Po wer( Long Bottom Socia! Events F j r s t offering. Something 11ew. A wooderful, esdtw� product that can save every Mvestock f'8ITD'et' hundreds of dollars eaoh year. Natl'.onally advertised. U you haw, • farm background, or if ,ott .are f-amH.iar with tibe farm tr.ide in your area, tma' mo be the prom opportunity of a lifetime. $504. needed for Mil mariftt. iAwn�. watt - temtol'iea are cl fsat. W R I T E: RI CONN, lNC., 1271 EAST BROAD ST., COLUMBUS 5, 0. (Plea.<te incl·ude phone number) M!Olid -� I Plow DEEP Plow EASY QIICI-CIIIIE and Power Culthratef Ownannd Gm-e!J Power to lialaM 0. ..� lawn ...i .... Traaor---30 Toaltl .-.r • All-Gear Drwe • Power Rey• 30 fool• _More for Yovr Money I ASK l'OR FREE D£MONSTltATIOII GRAVB.Y TRAaoR SAW & SQYlQ Ii. 512 "' r Mlln It. 'i f ll � " r "' "' "' ' ,. , S f , u•, �¼:ct::.�.. o---■- . ·it let'1 � • - , , . . Call .111 TOIIAYI Equlpnttnf Co., Inc. M,lts ' Johnson SPECIAL PRICE ;, i.e. ..... onll m ..... Brisk Busioeu In �--' Courtbouse Report.ftl DISTfrlBUTOR ''SIGN OF QUALITY'' Sugar Run Flour M·i lls Mulberry Ave• " • E. MAIN STREET * Your Town and Ceuntry Center *· Phone WY-2-2181 . ��--- O N E WEE K O N LY ! -·_._.____ , .. ) ,-""--'! • • .I< 90-LB. 65-LB. 55-LB. 45-LB. -· - -- PHONE 'WY l-!115 AT POMERO Y Regular Prt.., ROLL ROOFING ( Red or Green ) . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 ROLL ROOFI NG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.25 ROLL ROOFI NG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.95 ROLL ROOFI NG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50 ' .... will *" ,: � m, ·I F YOU N EED ROO FIN G HER E'S YOU R CHA NCE ! ,... . llillW)' - will ... loo1d da7 at 2 p. 111. It UN Allla,tto11 N• Ilona! eemo1o1y for l. 'II. Tll,n. ton, who died II Illa - • ,_ bod, ,roy lllla -- 1'le a< AtheDI ai JD, ...., OI the National Limit.eel fer1 Waabiai' lon. La nd N OI Sold el - Will .., widow so W. M. Price, Harri nville, aaks Ibo that a ne.,,.. Item in the Hurilon- COIDIJIOI' the nmalnl lo p-avaide ritel. \l ille new, publi•hed Monday :,e corrected. r, It was Jlated that Mr. Price bad ... Ut ,.,. y_, _ _ ,.i., sold 70 acre■. This wu in 1rror DUALII as Mr. Price aay■ he Jtill has lhe land for sale. OHIO Cl:RTIPJBDI -------- y ( ArU�n JUi. T, Be Held On Hollday �. ,1 l P I ) A S li 111\E DOWPO,. . ■ • -·--------- ... . v..... (Conllnutcl From Pe11 One) $700 billion In additMNI to tt.. normal cott ., doin, 9"Hn1Mflt la. ,u,..ly a matter of llttfe comfort to our chUdr'Nt and ,ranclchlld,....," he said. Citing this as the picture Mr. Khrushchev may have seen in American when he uid he would "bury us," Mr. Smart pointed to the only solution as: -Slop running up bills for the DifllUlled April 21: {la1ruaeJ Hale-, Mn. Lydia Tbeobl..ld, Tbom­ u Dalton, Terry Hamilton. 11n. Ben Sommen, Henf)' Buet. Mn. Mn. bvtn Elmer Eicbelberg, Carty, Mn, Albert Steele, Ha&de Hendenon, Brenda Finle7, Pamela Rouah, · William Wise. Steven Donnel, Gtrfield Blazer, lln. Thomas 'Daniel■, Kn. William Harrison, Mn. William Blanton, Fadley and ,on, Mrs. William Mr1o. William Hammon and IOD. Birth, April 28 Mr. and Kn. Roy Parier, Chtater, aoo. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 - - - - - - , WEST SllADE Charles: .Eichinaer of Cheater ,pent · Sunday wJtb Don Rou,h. Vonald William,· made I� btili• ness trip to Toledo, Tueaday. �:z:.:-� . .... ..... • !J.,,, I Discipline Is Needed Now ence Casey, i�iss Nellie Zerkle, Miss Frieda Faehnle and Miss Bess day night with Ira Showalt.er, of Sanborn. Chester. Mr. and Mre. Floyd Spence of SEARLES RELEASED Pomeroy epent Sunday afternoon Hod Searles, Middleport, has with Mrs. Jennie Roush. been releaeed from the Middle.Mr. and Mrs. Will Heil m an spent port jail on $50 bond for a hearinr Sunday evening with the Leonard Monday evening at 7:30 before Lanham family. M a y o r Kenneth McElhinney. ltr. a nd Mrs. Charles Sayre of Searles is charged with two of• Pomeroy called on Mr. and Mrs. ft4NCs, intoxication and resisting Will Heilman, Saturday. arrest. of America.) � •new Farman 240 for two hoUra-on yo,,1r touithet1 »Jowm&. Ott in�the--1eat proof of a new worfd of �r,DOndllili ea,e, and comJort Colt Ill today for • f.tee demonatr1tion. "' . ' ...tum ., .... • • • thew "Do-Mora" . � IHve-: Mont,comery 18.0 on upper, 9.t on lower, 8 � feet open; GalHpoliJ, 18.3 on upper 12. 2 on lower, 9 feet open; Lock 23, 15.0 on upper, 10:5 on lower, 25 wicket• open . Condition of Movebfe 0.m&: All dams art up 13 throueh 23, a Yeraging J tra p open. Ohio Jti"" lhllb: Downboun d: Lock 13, Wayne H. 3 : 30 am, 0--4; Lock 14, W. S. Rhea '! : 00 am, 14- 1 Lock 15, Vulcan 0;45 am, 0-10; Lod: 18, Mike Creditor 7: 1 5 am, 20-0; St. Louil Zephyr 10:30 am, no tow reported; Lock 23, Elger Cliff 12:05 pm, 3-0; Cit)' of Hunt• ingl on 1 :40 PIil, 1 4-4; Harriet M 2 ,30 pm . 0-2; LehlcJ, fc20 pm, 12-3; Janie D 6 : 00 :pm, 2-1 ; Penna yl vania 10:30 pm, 0-13; Helen z 3 : 05 ii»\ 8-0; I. F. Frieberger 4: " am . 0-18. Upbound GallipoliJ, L Wade Childrep 5 am, 7-2; Robe.rt E. Reed 8:30 am, 9-0; Lock 23, Belpre 5:30 pm, U; J ane T . ., 6: 30 pm 7-1; Ovec 8 :00 Pm 16-4 ; I■land Creek 9:20 9m, 10-1; Bob Renter 6:.2 am, 13-7; Beaver al 9: 00 am 0-L ken.1wha ltlYw lloats: Wintield, Ana& down 1 1 :00 pm, 2-9 and one demct boat· Jen-y Boe,worth 2:50 •am, 10-0. ' Th� is not a f�ult, a weakness, a besetting sin, or a con­ tem.pbble manner 1n any of us, that is not the child of some desn-e. To change the behaviour of the child we must change the character of the desire. Moral Priorities future. �ost of us would agree that there are economic priorities -Stop regarding the federal i1,1 life which take precedence over lesser interests. Jt is ail government as something nght, of course, to have a bij1 sign over the top of the store everyone what he w.inta. to give but there must be merchandise on the shelves. It ls quite arl -Conquer the habil ol compul­ right to advertise "service" but the help mu,t be trained to sive spending. render ii. A flamboyant letterhead ought to be matched by -Learn to live within our in­ come. intepity in the front office. S1mllarly there are moral priorities in life. It is better to He concluded : keep one's honor intact than to show a profit. It is better to "We must accept the responsibil• itie.s that go with being a free peo­ lose a ••le than to misrepresent one's goods. It is better to ple. In the past we have attepted make the worth of our work so evident that ii will not be ne­ discipline when .had to fight or cessary to oversell our honesty. It is better to save our honor die. Our batlle we now is against a than to save our business. ,,. foe more inaiduous, and qu.it.e as In this . co�nection, perha it is fair to say that the rights deadly. "Only in such action can be say of the . c�Ild m th� home tar.e pr,cedence over the whims or Khrushchev, "Here is your ans­ to the p_r1viteges of either parent . udge in a court of domestic wer,' ' aaid Mr. Smart. relations one day remarked to a · ·end at the lunch club "I Vice president Gene Grate pre­ i would have few cases in my C!!�r ' people seeking divor�es in the absence of President if the children of the homei · ,. '"tlie right to say the last sided Theodore T. Reed, Jr. word." Rot.irians planning to attend the Many a child has suffered the loss of a parent all the rest district conference May 20 an(I 2 1 of his days·for-•rto !tetl"&r'reason than that either his father or a.r e asked to od..ify chairman Ger­ hm mother msisted upon-having his own way, no matter who ,ald,. P.reston. · had to par the cosls. . Ladies of the church serving the (Copyright_ 1960 by tho Division of Christian Education Na­ steak dinner were Mrs. Helen tional Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States LlO}'d, Mn. E . M. wood, Mr&. Clar­ fruitage. tlOID11 -,tTA&, AdmltW Aprlt ., l!llL Dully, 8,-; 11n. Cllarloo A. W""1er, Radnr; lln. 1nd lltC-. PomttoJ; JUtbard Le... Rat11q1o wood; TbomH A, C1uk. 8.,nculli Dile tee llrowniut. Pomero,- . RIVER REPORT : Our Desires Are Parents 1:.t ' . Vote Ballot with -" "�" •· SUNDA'Y SCHOOL Ll880N OF TRI: WIEK May '3 rd Primary • the """ 11f lllelp ""ail •• !1111 rat •• $231,..0 Whteh wlq - county ;,, Jiu,uw.a ,i ..... '1!1' � � ·- ... '.. '�. ' 1 "' ,', . ' � -� Ill .,,,ye ol ane mill II at the rate of ntty een i. ff!I' n,ll ••,� t�UN!cip '!'l·!l-,1 Nlll.f,,, Fpt .. 1: o�·� •�f�/ei'._fto, · ··,: �.real ett1le valued al fZ,000 on lhe -� �•�lfat.i .. a. 'ltl• · c. J U LIAN . l'OLfflC.U ADV'T, are badly needed·ln oar eounty. = ., __ man)' of the,e continue t.o make their lnnuence felt for the adv1ncement and betterment of Meil• coun•v. � Amon& the erou1>1 and activitie1 durln11 the Lut twenty yeara have been the completiQn of the Land UM pro&ram, particularly the Uve■tock ■tudy phue, the S.E.O. Egg Auction wblch had it.■ ■tart in the court room at Pomeroy, the 'Meigs SOU Conservation 'Disbid (the 1 1th In the atate), the Mei11 Dairy Service Unit, S.E.O. Beef Cattle lmprovement Association and many othen, Mei11 County people are faced with a decision as important u Most Ohio farms are family many of these in the next few daft. t refer lo the Meip County !,arms with the farmer, w ile, and Hospital which will be a benefit - their children doing practlcaU1 to 1iteig1 Count)' for years to come. all the work, the economist& Just u with many of the groups point out. ExceptiofUI are large organized in the past there have commercial farms wllere family been many questlona which need labor Is inadequate. In this cue answertna:. Some of these que1- the L1 nner may hire extra labor Udna cannot be 11isfactorily an,. from time to time u bl• work wered at the present tlme, but tke lOad demands, or he may employ overall value of the project far a hired hand on a year-round outweich11 any questions which basil. ar About the only farms in Ohl_o :\he Extemllion proaram people whe�e a reeular hlr� hand is have .been the moet important fac- profitable, the econom11ta explain lo In th Extension Office Itself re UvestoCk farms with thores a. . _ M�- Gene�a H . Nolan, our tireless, which give full employment to hard-working, conscientious Home all wo rkers on the farm throuch• lt pos made Economics Agent, has out pay Monthly year. the . rates sible to work with the entire fam- for regular farm workers in Ohio ily o( Meigs county people. It has vary co�slderably, 11le average Is her with work to been a privilege 7 sa witb houae the me bout a , ) 3 1 < &s a part of the Extension team for * GIikey, Maxine K. Aldridge, Fran­ the past 20 year�. Another very importa nt part of c:es Ro111h Sapp, LaVera Piersal l the Extension team are the office Yeager, Nonga Roberts and Ruth secretaries. These young ladles Simpson , day to day the provided have Many outltanding leaders during tacts with people throughout .he the last 20 yean have been respon. county and have ��pt the office siblt: (Qr the groups and activities runnina: in an effment manner, which were carried out. When any whether the agen� were In the new group wu formed it was nee­ field or in the offlce. For the last cesaary that somebody was willing se\len years Mildred �tockton �•s to supply the lay leadership. In done an outstanding J ob �orking many casee these men or women wilt! people in th� Extension pro- have had to take penonal criticism gram. OJhers durm11 the laSl 20 and sometimes personal financial years have inclu ded: Mary Ellen I risks in order to .get the job done. In organizing the Egg Auction, M iller Cox, Easter M. Ewlng D avis, Dorot.hy June Cook Corcoran, Pau- Meigs County leaders served 18 line Spe.nc�r Kennedy, _ Mary El h:· the apark plugs in oreanizlng the abeth W1gg m s Bentz., R ita Buckley, group, which involved several Betty Ann Jacobs, Nina K. Dono- counties. Many egg producers that van Vaughan, Betty J. Heilman year had ·to eecure a new market before the auction was placed in operation, becau&e their old egg buyer was flghUni establishment of the auction. lneluded in that group were Riley Pigott, H . A. Hensley, C. E. Myers, C. C. Wright and the late W. F. Hawley. These men and many othere in the coun, ty attended meetings, made person, al solicitation, and contributed freely and generously of their time ' and finances. In the organizatiqn of the Meigs Soil Conservatiori District the. late Dr. George Lasher and W. A . Compton played leading roles as well as many who are still acUve in the county. Dr. Lasher returned from a slate meeting and said, " MeiiS County should organize 111 Soil Conservation District." This district organization following the county Land Use Study again dem­ onstrated Intensive, unselfish lead­ ership that has marked Extension program& for the last 20 years. The future of Meigs County's a·griculture, indu.stry, homes, chur­ ches and schools is bright. Farm­ ing still the largest single indus­ try in the county, but we need to encourage other industry to help •hare the load and provide jobs for our young people. The Extension Service program will continue to work with all agencies, all groups, and all lndi, vidual, who are interested In the Paid Pol. Adv. forward movement of the county. Only as Meigs County people continue to strive for Improved practices, improved racllitin, and uae greater effort to lift ourselves by our bootstraps can we e,q,ect to maintain the leadership shown over the past yean. The opportun­ ity next Tuesday ls limilar to many we have had in past years. It must not be permitted. to slip from o\tl' &rUP, FOR Vader e_er111a rulet '!!Id re111¥ono, lbe Ame rlean Hpaplld Aaaocl1llon will lJal p11bl!e b'l'Dilalt fii dk!b dodon of medklne an,J dodon of oateopaih)' pnicllee. 1. lflle J''4lerll O.vernmem wUI provide over f!Z0,000 In defr■yltpg · the eOII of 1 11•w public bOQUII. . · I. 'j\'.e � have UOll,!Hlt on bud wbleb wu voted lly the people In 1046, ■nol whleb should 4. , th the "family farm ," il future )'QU think of such a farm II one operated by the membera or a , am y. A bout three-fourth■ of all 'A'Orken on the nation' • farms are family workers, accord1ni to Ohio State University Extension economiJta. They cite fliure1 from the u. s. Department of Airiculture to show that of tht 7 ½1 million farm worker■ )ast year, only about 1 ,900,000 • were hired workers. These r11ure1 compare with 1 1 million farm workera 20 years 1110, of which 2700,000 were hired workert. VOTE, A .,.lortt, of" illlnnaff,. � II !ll!IIW'f lff """"''"' Fqr Your C::1>11nty Trea,uref' YC)UR BEST l!J;T roi CQUNTY TR&Ai'l-;_�� lUC (I #CllttS ;ounaioa ca a:a Middleport of I non.profit corporation. The -•r.::ftl eorhie tor possible fulure defldt1 of the Ollpllal, • Ha be will taxpayers the ■nd NOT r ,. 1 who 'I'"' !M!gilal will be eperlled by -the lnQlees •111', " .,., Middleport Feed Mill Vetorao, Wo,lj War D. Eolentl u .... '-llb' G,oua[•• 11e­ ta ••"""ent 1'10ffm.,r, •�;_ Served •• Tllal ladle Adwocate In tbe mice tl the Secre­ W'Y of War. ,.- PROl'081D Eleptk!n fqr County Treasurer. I am a can, dlQte f�r lliQ ,itfu;, flld jJelleve myself to be IIIQI! ii,tpable and most wllllng to repre­ l(IOl't Nqt 1114 ,111 llaJ offu:e !If P,unty Treasurer. ' . pa" f+TQO per year and ·•s a tu, J thlnt JJe '11.ould cet '4750 worlb 1111! I!)\, �Jurer i11e elect, .,, ... .a·-' fSEElt,RN ■ ��?.���!.. or c:>�· c•••1y Rop,,61/c:on f,Kllfl•• • 6o/llo CommHlff ■ew h<llpllal wlll ■Urll;CI mpre doelors Qen,rl) ,j Backgrouqd and Service 1. The people of Meigs County need and are enl Wed lo I modem eounly bospllaL IP rtpreHllt AUr pmy next November In the .._..., +:: Cl,¥ H IGH YI ELD I N G Q UALITY IA��-. R.,..,611.., tn.,,/i,f •aclnt, 0. llh0nit Wl-9-3202 ■. GBAf FACTS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER: lfui � May 8rd you will nominate a man • AND SUPPLY Vote For The Hospital Bond Issue THROUGH THE YEARS, I have tried to e11r11 my pluce 111mw.g you 1Jhro11i,h community service aotl· v.ltles. One of t.ht!&e bas been tlhe Blg Bond l\Hnstret A.uoc.,iatlon, whloh was formed .some slx years •ao to r&iee lunds for varfoll4 me THI "'OLD TIMIRl"j' sohool •aroup,!l. charillable or,ganl· bhat sometimes bMng 1n lihe 1er­ zati'ons and other worthy Ntll8eS', v.i0e :ls a quallfyin,g f.ictor 1n t_.. Hu.ndrede of wotiderfu,I people oampa,iQru, ao I '-ten to •dd tlhat baYe taken ipart in our work to J'm a vet�n of Wo1· d WtU" U. I , Nlse •l h OUSJ1nds of dol1l1aM which YIS, TUIIDAY't THI D�Y •11<1 have btoen turned over lo OtlPlni• zation.s wiC.h projoct.a deRi•&:ned t,o - "Wle chipa ,are down1'! M'1 I make our county "just -a little bet- count Ofl YOUt Thanka vevj ffl'ldl. . R,pu�lica11 ., . I o,uENT MORRIS 'MPl.Ult "'10; IIEIOll!B: Amerl<a Alllelpo. ...... p Trotlee - PJea•· a1 B. .O.E.:., Adieu; Obie; Pal!& Enlted ftule!; (Milo; lbn:aar Loqe, "•• _., ., A All, arle&ta, 01'fo, • Albu, COlloty ht "'-ll!IIH • lololp Cpunly for �l,pl • Gol/lG C�••ly lo, A-lafloo • • Atbao, Co•nly R.,.,6/looo lnollflo ·CommiHH GORDON . I ffOPE THAT YOU wlll find my educatiolllll and employment ba,ck,ground to �r satis,Fact• tOn when you cast that pnclout yot, Tueaday. I ·•IIJ'aduared Ulldef . llbe ''OranRe .and Black" at Middleport Hig:h Sohool, iand a m an, a:IWllmltl of Northeast Junior Coller' at Monroe, La., and Ohio U.lliveralty in Athena. My new,paper work over the past 1 0 years hu tepl ,me "on my toes'' <ID being ·inform· ed ,on county and -public a,f(al1W­ Jnlo11med enough to provide a rood ba.&it: ba-ckgrou.nd for pubUt work. ROBERT ( Bob) HOEF,Lr.c'tt WITH BLADES .. Eiadorsed �ys and Select Jlaaons will hold a 1pecial assembly �onday at 7:30 · p. m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple lo confer the euper ei:cel· lent masters degrees. 'This de1ree I! tonf!)rred only once each year and ii Gne of the most beau­ tiful degrees in the cryptic rite. All companions are urged to at­ tend. Refreshments. w iU be serv­ ,qd �t 1111 c!f,ff of lliP 'l!Mti,g. tfill FOR CRAWLERS qf hi, oonvi,HI!"�" "• • • "'• h,1 • 9ood leg•I mind, �•ildtr• ablt tlptrl•�•. • commendtble rKO«I 1, 1 • clH11n, attd ffie dtftrfllln.+lon and duL iou, ablllly lo ,.,.. th• dldrl<t court with ablllty. • ," Bo1worth council No. 16 R4yal WE HOPE you've likf!d our cam­ pn-lg;n, 1,0 S-Of!k your !i!JJ)f)Ort £or "HOEFLIC H FOR COUNTY COM­ MISSIONE R" ln t;he Ucpublit.'iUl Prmioary. We've tried lo briln,g you a fn111 h approacti witih new ,ideas ln <'ampaig.ning in addition to Lhe ''basi<'" personal vi.sits by t,lharlene or myst•lr to o,-er 4,000 or your holTltt!s. John DHre TIie AIIIIIII Manger Said Edltorlally: Specinl Se,,ion Monday "vole day", 1ch.at is, at 1 thdJ 1 MNill Count y !lolls from a.m. to 6 p.m. and "the chip• are down". FOR MEIGS COUNTY o,•��• wm 'I • Nah,nlly, d ire(tilna tthe eiasoc:11tion t,hrough the many proJecta does not ne«-ssari.1ly qualify me to serVe u county rommlaloner. However, :perhaps , U does poi,nt up my �merest J.n our welfare and that !ihould ·be a requirement for any puWlc official . 3 MODEL 448 H, � �"'" 41 1n t�hl ligent tnd ener• eetl• worl<tr, ,,ho ha, lnto9rily and tho The syraru,e Gordeh Club will meel Tuesday everungJfl' "'1, ' the vi llage hall at 7 :30 l ijt fj lmnoun• c-ed. Miss Eleanor CanolJnwHI be hostess and the theme • , Qf . the meeting will be "��ient,� • . · Poppies". , •� ! i 1 1 a, deRosanne Theiss ,.,,.Ml 9pa111· an4 Ml'$. Teel Chapm1m, cha1nnan monstration on p6p�y tion and Mrs, Lige �hl �j_ 1 · . �Ill Qf Chltd Welfare, was lP. 1har�e o r _a_nt i n g. the Part,, fot the �hifdren which atl- poppy tran� d�mons_rr _ included 111mes with prizes award• BAND PARADIS' · ed and refreahrpents. Precedina: the P-trtf, Mrs. LllThe Eastern High School band paraded through the Pomeroy Han steiff. pre114en t of tbe Auxbusines section at 10 �- m. t oday iliary "<'oriducted' a bu1lnea1 meetw ith a Tag Day sale tal!owin e on in 5f and r>l111n11 were R)ade for the the Pomeroy streets by t.Jle band vl.:Jt of the �tl'lte offlten at the May 24th meetinq. me rnheMI . ·- .e Ervin,'M E4 1I'ht1 Lea.Ion Conf�rence for Dls• Mr. and n. Mn1, Lesli be bet_(\ J4ne 19 8, which trict 1ph na Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ra announced and WH Raif the i • · the and T., R. Humble and son, made for the were plan1 honored gue1ts, Mr. and Mn. HY· tentatlvci f)' to serve the luncheon. auxilia sell. Mr,. Dalt Kennedy w11 appointed as chairman for the annual Pop­ py Sale to be held in May. Transportatlon for t� children at the party Wal .provided by Paul Haptonstall anjl Ted Chapman. I For Sale flll!t CN�lilic•tian for Hi1 iudgelhip• • • He i1 recoigniatd ti ,mlnently quallli1d by : tr•l"i.n9 �IHI 11perl•� for the judg11hip. Farmers Hire Less Labor Now, �ar,�, r u Since that time a lot of water has nowed down the river. 1'he Blake,lee lamily has grown older, lar1er and we hope wiser. It hu been a plea,ure and a privilege to work with the people or Meip County ln ID.ID)' different educa­ tional fields and pro1ram1. Many groups have cooperated. Seve l n new ,roups have been formed _and ", • • Hi1, pendida,ey ii Important her■, •• it i• �r,.Mgh� fhe district, bec•use of hi, Child,tn'• H mo Ward, Gue,t, n� j. u_w!'l'i., 0, A�,e , l'f ,.,..,ie}'• n . J.,elfOJl, � ' ., •t ifJpin tJ,e �Jf rea utar -�.! - . ,tm:': � Y ll!YflW;II, JMaNJ• �prll l1 Chllcl WeUUJ �onth By ROBERT (Bob) . HOEFLICH Wl!LL, TUESDAY is "V-ne," ,..., tel' plaee , ifl <WIMC!di· , t,o M...U Gerald ine Young !PP• wtl-!i --....-,---,- Gard en Club Meetin g Set For Syrac use . C. I. 8LAklSL II Cwnty lxt.n■lon A.-nt, A1rl. Twenty year■ a110 lhUI weekend • youn1 fellow and hla wife came to Me I I■ County where be be1an work u County A1ricullural A,· ent. The flood waters or the AprlJ 1 � nood wtre ju!I recedina:, but the four or five foot fiood lin� on many window■ on front atref't waa still clearly evident. � MPH• DIiiy Times Slid '41torllllr; � ,r; a, SEJl !'AGE 6 "91, Ady. 4TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT . . • REPUBLICAN PRIMAR !!1 r:i� n,"',I: . :et.w� i:l,'l.1:i �: a- •�• Wffl'H JOHlS? COURT O F APPEY,ALS MAY 3, 1960 I OQ o.Q!fDe.1'11 -, f , JJ�i �,}.� County Agent Co�p�tes 20th Year Senice 111 Meigs County O N forB .JudgeC RAY G O R DCandidate n:r· cii.\'!f,'t. ls! :=::=====::. Sub�titute P,��or To Speuk Su,....._y 01 ssiij10N Pomeroy Chapter, . 186, OES, �come will meet in �Jular seuion l!!'!"IY,nd re.: i j,l,j t�� ijl will >f jei Plan!!I m. p. 7:45 Tuesday at � , �ltd or J1. be completed for inspection on I)• red .. 4,'•�� M ay 12 and all members are uri­ r ?' �jlmi,. to t t •. ji!!f ecl to attend. �qg �dojl � !"hii;li VI' -'80 m bl<!Dm, Memher o� the Ohlo Colle-clor-9 �iat-ion, inc. N• W• Red Bud Trail in Middlepo rt has bee.D a be•"tltlll •ia:ht thia pHt week with the trees ht full bloom. The Trail, which WH originated by the Middleport Garden Club about 30 year& 110. atarta at the river on Main and goe1 out Grant Street lo Roule 7. The first of tb ea,., trees was planted by lilts. Romer Grant M yean ago and she also plant�d the Ir�� l>Y, 1110 .I. �/J� B<Jpljit Churdi · 1i''the Ume ��e Garden -"-' 1!, cijet/. v.. �lh­ tJlu}j � IIJ''!'� lhe �elhodlst be 1ueat p11tor and teach the 1 adull Sunday School class. It presumed that he will also hold St. P•ul Ev•ngeli, ,l Lutheran services a1 St. John Evangeliral Church will ha Ya Sunda)' School at Lutheran Church, Pine Grove, at 9: 30 a . m . and worship service at 2 p. m . 1 0 :30 a . m . as usual this Sunday. There will be a Congregational P ut. or Henry Meu ser, a retired following iservice.!i at the meetini ca­ ute substit a in pastor serving pacit)' for the Ohio Distnd, w i ll St. John's Chu rl·h. �lly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., April 30, l!le0--3 , Cash & Carry $3.25 roll $i.75 roll $2.50 roll $2.1 0 roll I , �------- -·- -- - - - �--•·· ........ stern Racine In Tie adlO(·k Called Because Of Darkness After 9 Complete Innings t'ern High's baseball team played its second tie game with � a week Friday when Racine went nine innings at East­ enf alld quit at darkness when the score was 6-6. Last week Ee.stern battled Belpre to a tie. Both games are of the teams. � finished al the next meeting----------� ' to..Eastern un1 imbcn•d a bushel of t�. t,. ' th ree-run doub le came again st Tornado Wo \f ¥ s vy b1tl1 11g th t base! full in lhe six t h with • r,f.ghttian der Joh t my Cleland who when f ive runs !!cored and put went all the way givin g u p 10 Rac ine ahe ad 6-4. l C o lins hit;a. Ftigh tfielder Larry C haun cey is at Raci ne M011day h•i1 five of them inrlu ding th t ee � or a 1 00 00!5 000----6 7 3 Raci ne Shortstop Zenith Chev alier co t. 120 200---6 10 2 n 001 aster r: , •t•cted a doub le and a homer whil e .E Cleland and Jarrell. Swartz ,,j . "-towdcr,• got a triple. . pecked away with and L yons Eas1�ru ,. " runs 1 11 the first, third and fourth. ' and pair11 of runs in the fifth and seventh, the final duo forcing l,on ,:e,,t Ga,ne Play�-d the game into extra frames. Jo Texo• Saturrlay t SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UPI­ Clelan d kept out of devasta ting Hio Grande Valley Cianls The trouble with 12 atrike outs and � two runs ill the 24th inn• scored issued only three pass('s, the latTex.as League game with a or ing ter a weleome-d l'hange in TornB1 ; Missions early o Antoni San thr do pitching policy as 57 had t or the l o ng­ one 4-2 win to to&y 1 __:. been issue i11 six previous out- est games in the hist ory of base ln,:11 by Racine pitcher s. hall. Swartz, •:astern pitched, ran• II was the longest game in Tex­ three only walked ned 7 and also League history ( 5 hours, 24 as tiving up a double and 1r1ple to minutel) breaking a 50-Year•old a:et Duane Wolfe, the only boy to record, and tied the set·ond lonu:­ more 1 han one 'J"(Jrnado safety. eat aame in major leau:ue history. , Brooklyn and Boston played a t11rnt on · May J, 1920, thut we(Jt 26 innings. • s.il;l'gles 1111d ,. pair triples. I I j• •• precision-mixed for your prefect • •' • •S"l,AN DINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pd GB 10 3 .769 Pittsburgh 9 5 .643 1 ½ San Frandsto 7 5 .583 2½ Mil'waukee 8 6 .571 2 1,2 Lo.!i AnJ::clcs 6 6 .500 3 ½ St . Louis 5 9 .357 5 ½ Philadelphia 4 9 .308 6 ('incinnati 3 9 .260 6½ Chica20 FrW1y'1 Resulh St. Lo\ll1 16 Chi<:a90 6 jN) Mllw.avlce,e 5 Phile....lphla 3 (N) Los Angel•• 10 l•n Fr■nclsco 2 IN) Pitttburuh el Clnclnn1ti, (N) ppd. , ... ■ ■ • Be sure you get t he concrete mixture that'a ri,tat {or your nei!ds. w� det.lver mixed-to-or­ der conC'l"t!"te to your Job iany time you say! ()all on Us any­ Lime. _, MAX WARD GOEGLE I N READY-MIX CO. P'hon• WY •2·J214 Mldtlleport P1,. St. I ! To Tribe Wigwam By United Pr... lnte-rnatlonol That shrill whistle you rear to-(!;iy is Charlie Dressen t0011n' lh11t the Milwaukee Bravcti ' express is on its way. Charlie"s '"big train" looked SUS· piciously like a To onervilh.> Tl'o lley when the season started but it's rolling f,st now with three straight vic-tories that ha�· e it solid• J y back in . the early N ational League runmng . • <I-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 30, 1960 Wbi•e•ni h Added Braves' Express Is Tootin' On Its Way To National Flag __ Seturdey'1 Probable Prtchtl'l Plthburgh et Clnclnnetl-O.n 111, CM) v• N•wc:ombt- 1 -0 Phlled•lphie at Mllwauk.._ Cardw•II 1-1 v1 Burdette 1 -1 Chicago et St. Lo11i1 (N}-An­ dfftion 0.0 v1 Mimi 1-1 Sin FrancllCO et LOI Anaelff. IN)-0'0.11 2•1 w1 Orysdelt 3-1 Sund,1y'1 Gamts Pittsburgh 1t C lnclnn1tl �11-.dttphle at Milw1ukH Chicago at St. Louis AMERICAN LeAGue W L Pd, GB Detroit ... 5 4 .556 New York , . 5 4 .5!ffl 5 4 .5!ffl Chi<'llgo 6 5 .545 Baltimore Washington IJ 5 .MM) ½ 5 5 ,500 ½ Kansas City 4 6 .400 I ½ BOfltOn Cleveland a !I .375 I ½ Friday's Reaulh MEL&OURNE, Au1trella UPI Auburn Copeland, 132, Flll'lt, hltNnO..-. 2 ,.._ York 1 (N} Mich., 1N1ppd Conny Ruclhof, 1 34, Clrit:111Mi1 5 KensH City 4 (N) Chluga 3 Dttrait 1 IN) Gemwiny (9). S.tvrcl1y's Probable Pltthan New Yorti et 8eltll'l'l.or.....C01tH 2... 'II ....... 1,0 lnlroducinJJ , . • w..hin..-.n at Boston--PaKual NATIONWID "ll 1•2 YI 8...-ww 0-1 Detroit et Chlco.,......,.oytoek 1,0 N W vs Score 0.1 KHIH City 1t C l•'ll•l1nd­ D1t� 1-0 vs Latm.in 0,0 Sund1y'1 GamH Detroit at Chicago 2 Klnut City at Clav•lanct 2 tl,e auto lnauran•• N9W York at 81ltlmor• Wnhl"9t0n 1t 10!\ton 2 policy of tomorr�w lnt•rnatlonel LHs,u• rODAY I Fo, full detail, Buffalo 1 1 R lchmet'ld 5 on this important, new low� "ochNt.r 5 Columbus 4 oost covenge for your car, T•ronto 3 Miami 1 H1ven1 3 Montr� • I 2 ArMrlc1n Anoc:l1tlon MlnnHpoll1 5 Dell11-Ft, Worth 3 Chorlffton 2 St. P1'ul O 0.nnr at lndlonapoll1, ppd rain Ph. WY-2-2"60 1 15 I. 2nd OHIO COLLEGI 8ASEtALL Pom.roy, Ohio Ohio State 9 Illinois O C lncln1ntl 4 Brlldl.., J lit geme lr■dley 4 C lnclnn1t 3, 2nd ..me Bowline Gr1,n 3 Notr• Dame 2 Ceplt1I 3 1<,nyon O Oh,I' '-Jnlv.rsity 14 Ml•"'I 2 Ohio WMl1yen 9 Denison 5 ----�--� s� rlII i:.!. • 1 -5 1 . as Ute Tornadoes stan d ' CLEVELAND UPI-Pete W!Jen­ ant, 6-foot, Z.inch, 200--pound out r1elder, was purchased by the Cle1'eland Indians today £tom the performance. He left the l!Pmt' Cincinnati Reds. after pulling a muscle in his el­ Fvrn1erly with Milwaukee, St. bow in the nintb. Lo uis and C'llic■go, Whisenant bat­ Cnnd•II In :II Cal.Cher Del Crandall droYt in ted .239 and hit five home runs the rir-st two Milwaukee runs with in 38 games with the Red� last a sat"rifice fly and a homer- and sea&on. the Braves then overcam" a 3-2 deficit in the sixth with three IUSPIN&IGN LIFTED runs. Th e world rhampion Los A nMU.WAUKEE, Wis. UPI ge)es DodgeNI rlpJ)ed the San Heavyweiiht Willi Besmanoff went Franciscn Gianb. 10-2. and the ahead with plane t oday to meet St. Louis Cardinals icored 10 runs Eddie Machen in R 10-ro und bout in the ei,:IU h inning to down the at Seattle, Wash., July l3 arter Chicuo Cubs. 16-6, in other Na­ learnlna that bis suspension by tilt: tional League aames. ln the Am· erican Lea.11:ue, the Chita&o White Sox beat the Oetrolt Tia:ers, 3- 1 , creating a three-way tie for first the Baltimore Oriolea place; COIN.OPERATED $ha,1ed the New York Yankees, LAIJ Nl>RY WILL 2-1, and the Cleveland Iidians beat the Kanw City Atllletics, !1-4. ••slLn W11hlnaton at■te Athletic Com­ , Pl.HT mission has beerr lifted. He was IOSTOJI U P I - Rolph (Tl9orJ suspended for pulling out or a JonN, I�", Yonk•rs, M. Y., ovt­ previou1ly • scheduled bout wil h pol"t.d JM De Nuul, lW'ti N ... ton, Man. I lO), M.1ehen . 0r,.,.. Juan Pizarro. one of the young­ er pilchen Dressen promistd would be a key fac1or in the Braves' 'fortunes this year, turned in one o r the best games or hi.s c-areer Friday night when the Braves scored a 5. 3 Yi<"tory over lhe Philadelphh, Phillies. The win left the Braves 2½ games behind the firsl-plaee Pittsburgh Pirates, who were rained out in Clndn• nati. Pizar�o, an i n a&ain-out-again CHISOX GET AWARDS {1reballer Over the last ro ur ve.irs, UPI - NeHte Fox of CHTCAGO pitched n o-hit ball and struck out Sox will receive White Chitaio the in faced he nine er the 19 ballers Award Memorial Landis Judge lhe a sensational third-to-ninth relief as the American League's most valuable player for IND between iames of Sunday's doublehearter against the Detroit Ti&ers. Nucci A Comer Says The Tiger After Victory VOT E At Blazewicz FOR. Thlt- Plctvre Tabn March, 1960 n. ew.... Of -"'� TERMITES Q Q se;;, Bug ••. Repu blica n Prim ary May 3rd n· B1-wlcz Is seventy two years old. His o_ppoaenl wu bon, Ott. 1, 1881 and ls seventy eight years old. P!'/,5! G raduate of OSU Col lege of Engineering · He hos many yea rs of experi ente i n bui lding rooqs and bridges with the Ohio State · i ighwav Depa rtment. Flt• INIPICT10N-­ CONTINUING GUAIAHTII NGnUNG I>QWN EASY MON111LY PAYMENTS 311 ftAlS IN Wll"fll. CALL YOUR LOCAL AGENT Since Abraham �! H e owned and drove one of the first automohlles In "· ,._.. Meigs County and Is now • licensed driver. Paid Pol. Adv. • w ·H o EV E R H E A R D O F W A S H I. N G TO N - -·o. C. O ' H I O --- IAKER FURNITURr ' LIHlltlD tlMl Ofl'lll t I p1u, �ll a�d BUY ""'·"" llfE UNITED snrt WORKERS "' l. r • 1/P .......,....... -NYION � 1tot11.. .... d• with ,i,.,_ �!!:tor ::x I r ,. . •! • • I 'I 18}; ..,.,. ._ IUll.l'ill. fiiliil All llZll • -.at -1 M� • . ,, . w· __JI 11ll$.MO\JlmD . PHIL WILUAMSON ' .{jg_ • I, ;� ,• . . . , i PO EIOI, OHIO ' ilMI ,.. ,i' ,, ' Homer Edwuda. ' Collllll for Clialrmall eo.an,a - camm11iet •' ' ) . .l wv$: l. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. Your Vote In nt. Primary ls App,eelated Thank You - Paid Pol. Adv. . VOTE FOR CHARLES ,. RU SSELL MAY 3rd Rep ublican Candidate FOR County Comtn issionet Paid Pol Ect., ': ' ..; • ' t,,�· t ( COtlKY I KLOES Co unty _ Recorder c. -··a- - EV!LYM LUCKE IIIPUiiLICAN C\NPOtATi SFL'ONI» Aa\llL•HOLffl FOR ' l'lld l'IIL •' ' oontact eai:I! of .. ' I I .. .; , . , ., • We Pay 1% lntere■t o■, v.... OY :IJ- a,alrl, llaYlnp POIIDOY - B�D as I time :,ou per- I h ave ,._l Have I POMEROY NATIONAL. IANK •n iJ lhlpofflt':t ::W,- � ' '.. ''' .,. • I porlunity of aervlfti you ,,, p BANUHG Bll'IOI 'I.an llemhejo FedeNI ._ S,... '. • � ,, I would •PPred.lle the op. , , �- mate& It lml)OlliMe to Pd. ' Pol. A_dv. .. ' M�: , ; of' leisure ct cOMMISStOND .. 1'£U PR IMA RY, f.,LECYIG N TU ESDAY, MAY 3rd THANKS • FOR • � '· . IIEP\rlLICAN ' NOMIIAR 8. • 'l l ' Adv. von fOR PAUL z'.!::!r . • District· . .�UURY Prosecuti119 Atterney 1h "Gt , L Of/10 tAU.IY IAIING CO. . i·- , . for �o,.,.9�ess "'f,.,Jate , /. } ·'•' FOR M lli,lnlf Dible lo eOlllatt this .t"..,._, ·. , J -� '4' • 1 .;your ""'• silp�' , I)' 3rd, FOR . , ·•t�_,, . i Republ ican , .. 1 10th Coat,� FREE . . .■. . . ; 9 ■ . O A Kll . �;- . , ·c o t l. l N S , Wl �LIAMSON -o. t · L C O. . •· · FlllSTONE DIST_RII_UT�.ll ) .. Anll-Nareollel, ABU.Slot Mathlne and A.1111-Druteia e Drlwig l gldallo■• • H• served on tll- Souto Cemmtuee■: �. Api<llllllre onarv•llon, Eduealloii, U:d Healtb, comme ind Loan "-latlons -and Fbwlelal and La�r, l■ . lnlltltuUons. . • Member of the Gnni•, t...t Walloa, Ohio Oblo Edueatlon Auoelatlon and SEO 'lei'llul Clllli�IL r.r �0 I • He Is • nallve of Ironton (Lawrence Oouly). cobs; 7 :30 Monday youn,: adult, {womenJ meet1na:; 7 Wednetdaf choir rehear.al cottage DMttiq at 8. a:ooa\ • He wu tlle author Gl' -tllor of over 80 "llh. bielJ(iUns • e Re b11 served 10 yean m lbe Ollla 1..,i••....,-�·'-,i. u Lawrffllee County represenwtve _. .._,,. , u ,', . ,,, Stale Senalef. the IOIIM flNtl dealgn • the Pit- IINI • NIW 1 960 CAIi ! '. ! lOWE$T PRICES MR OFFERED on FIRESTONE NnON CHAMPIONS nu1nc SAVINGS H flllSTONI NYLON -,ARTY CHAMPION TIIIS * The tifft wlih His Bibtl• and act by kobefl, ,._ J ff H•°'I'..,, W, Va. O· A t< l E Y · . -C�-- CO'L L I N· S .- B• HEINEtf'S . WIRY Here are- the· q. "olificoti ons of ILAtK NOW I I II .............. !,." STIFFLER RED ANCHOR fOltEMAN & ABBOTI trict. f con .,.... • -, an. lo] self p .. The nation 's capito l is approximatel y 500 mi les from every county i n the 1 0th Cong ressional Distric t. General I y, the people make their decisi on at the pol l s and send .their representati ve to Congress. But your vote can do more than that. I t can elect a legisla tor who wi I I bring the spi rit of government to the distric t - through continuous .contac t and constant awareness of the problems a nd needs of every. county in the dis­ No, there is no Washington, D. C., 0 hio, but you can BRI NG strong con­ gressiono I representation to the 1 0th Distri ct by voti ng for OAK LEY C. COLL I NS. ' -��rtie�!:_ n'!.!�� 1 ai ! :! '.Vith t�e l !ope it �i ll, i n some mttasure, foster r.ind help !lustoir, that which 1s good 1n fam i l� ond commu nity Ilk, this feature is _ sponsoreci by the bu.o1nes s firms and organizati(lhs whose names 'lPpear below. \ PRICES SLASHED! is osu Competent, qua l ified & conscientiou9.. He is I icensed as a surveyo r as wel l as on · engi neer. CAROi.DiA 1UM8ER & SUPPLY CO. '' 'f IN THE ' BOSTON UPI-Veteran Ralph Tiger Jones tabs 20-year-old mid­ dleweight Joe De Nuc4;i of subur­ ban Newton a "tutut'e world beater." But that's In the fitture, and stayint in the pr4!sent, or near :past. the 32-year.old Jone• hand­ ed Ot> Nucci a boxing lesson Fri­ day night while •ppeariq In bis 46th nati onally televised fight, Jones �rabbed a unanimous IO. round decision by knowing all the trirks, but he was _hi&h in hi11 praise for young DeNuecl. "When he lear-na more com• binations and how to pace him• self he ' s goln;i to be a world beater," said Jones after 1he bout al the Arena. "He has a real righting heart. Sure, he's !!till a bit inexperienced, but he surprised me In that rtrst round when he started out awfutty fast. Luckily, I was warmed up real well before I came out of my dressing room." , CO U NTY ENG I NEE R Au ud S. 'rliinl St. In Middleport, Ohio '!1• • ' lq. !IARRISONVIIU .,_ M, . IUld 11n. H. D. Gilbf dltl fll Do three- chjldren of Rio Grande. eail- ·' .,., d1J• ot � .-t ed on bll ,.,..,ta, ...dll . ,tttn � noon. Mr. and Mr■. Herblf!n Di.lOJl Of Pomer-oy vi■iled the CUntM Oil· ken, Jr Sunday and enjoyed (WI. °, s·tanley J. Open Soon .. - ■ FOR Maytag Duds In Suds um ,� South a-,he-t IUI Churd, Paul Hook,, miniller. t:30 Sunday School; 8 Wor,hip Service S11t1d1y evenina; 7:80 pm Charce YF THE RENT VEIL Saltlrday. S I hnllUecl by Rn. <lytle J. lartletl, 1'L o1t,14o< IUB Chwch, P••I · Mkldleport Clmtdi f1f the Nu.areae Hoob, minister. JO;OO Sunday W·h ile J..:,sus h_une on the cros, a. very ligDlficant thing School: 1 1 :00 worship; 7:ao pm ppened which IS recorded in Matt. 27:5 1 . "And behold the YF: 7.30 pm Friday Prayer meet.- ha ver l �f th� ten:aple was rent in twain from the top to the botIng: 7:30 pm Charge YF saturdaJ 0 t Una.d Meth� llf Church, 'Mus vei l_ wa, • very im portant U: of the tabe rnaCle h gene Brown, nilnlsler. Pomeroy. -wtuc was carried from place S�nday $chool 9: 15 am Kenneth to place during th e early his­ Fmley, Supt; Wonhip 10:30 am tory of I sreal and carried ovTopic "The Fruits or the Paith- er t nt t he temple worship. (ul"; MYl-"_J r.•Sr. Gpm; Wednesday �is veil made of very fine 7 pm Choir rehearsal. Mrs. Jobn We1'ry, director; Wed. 9 am Pray• hnen wa,s of one oiece which er and study of lhc book: "Luke'• separated the holy· place from Portrait of Christ." Sunday Me- the Most Holy Place into thodl!!t Men meet at Forked Run which the high priest went Lake 2:30 Jl. m. meeting in the once a year on the day of Jng. Robert Herndon, preai- atonem ent for his ow n sins �;��_ and those of his people . Heb. htheny 1ua Church F. I. 9:7 · This was the method of Dunn. past or. Wonhip and comhaving sins forgive n under munlon 9 : 30: Sunday Sch ool at 10:30: Eber CArnahan Supt ·•. y. the law. ' Bu t Christ being come a·n Hour 6:30. Cortnel EUI Church, ,. E . high pr i est of good thing s to Dunn, pastor. Sunday School 9 : 30 come , by a greater and more · it' ;t, Wayne Rous�. Supt.; Preachina perfect tabernacle not ·mad,, ' and commumon 8·00. with hands that is to . say , no Syracu• ElJI Church, F. E. th" bUI'· tdmg .. nel her by ·• 1 Jr$ , 4;> Dunn , past&r. Sunday Sch oo l al t' e �loOd l _ of goats -:nd calves, Re,. C. J. BtrtJett 9:,0: Ben (,iuisenberry Supt· worChureh of the Nu.arene i1HP an� ccunmunrnn 10:45:' pray. but by his own blood he en. tered �n once Into the hol y place. hav itlg obtained eternal re· · .,. er meeting ·Wedne!ld:iy 7-30 Alfred M.thodi,t Church, Rtv. demphon for us Heb . 9 · 1 1-12. The blood of Christ is able to Robert R, Card. pastor. Sundav '!!,Ur� our conscience from dead works to serve the Vll1g Sehool_ O:to Lloyd Dillinger, Supi.' upd! _ Worship service 10·45 with Rev We are admont hed tO come bol�d�y unto the throne of ,-rac e Car�. Wednesday evel!:!n g praye; ' that we may obta� me rcy, and ,ind �ce to help in time of m service 7.30; Saturday evenin g at � F or w have not an bigh_ wbkh cannot be touch7·30 cane,, meehng. ed with I b. e ieehng of our lnlirn)llles: but was in all points Mi..,..111• Mothodl,t Chu,.,. temp�ed h ke as we are, yet without sin. Heb. 4: 14•16 revival services befog held each rt 15 wonderful thought and assurance that we today have a evening and will c ontinue through Sunday, May 8th. You are cor- an unchangeable priesthoOd in tbe One who was victorious over death, and who is able to save them to the uttermos dla1lly invited to attend. t Plrst B1,tl1t Churdt, Recine-, � hat com e unto God hY. him , seek\ be eve liv th o m a e l k Arthur R McCauley, pastor. 9: 30 intercession for them. One who i, ha�Jes:• u nd eflle d • am iunday Sch ool; 10:45 am separate fr.om sin rs, a nd ma h lgh_•er than the heavens, Mornine worship "The Undivid ed who needeth not ;!� a s tho h � i _ prtestl, to offer up sarri­ se an Y Down through the centuries God has c,il led upon man to do gm,t thin� Thl 1 Church"; 6 pm BYF: 8 pm Eve• fi�,e , f'1rst f or h'IS own sms and tht!n for the people : for this he nlng iervice "The Sermon That did true today a, rt was In· � lime of Abraha m. A cowbot herding his cattle as �p once_, when he offered up himself. Heb. 7:24-27. Won Thre4!! Thou!lnd" · Wednesget the summons to lead his people as did M wll!Je t_lmdlng his 'M h M y friend the good news is for �u. that Jt ls no longer ne' day 7:30 pm Prayer m eeung_ laln. God spea· s to man through man's ow n mind is c».lls loday ;:'· :\ c ary r: , •:u:� to &pproaeh some human rQediator to ha\Te sins for· k 1 . !ss · · ' Betflt.he,n B1ptl.t Church, •• · c l was h is summons to Moses to lead his 't Great Bend, Arthur a. M c-Cauley, gi ve n r ��r God h as given to us a new covenant · · · a hea rt come ministers ahd leaders of the Chulci.°C � n� o :ima n ���•· pastOT. 9·30 am Morning worship· fe lt religion, a transformed heart and min d , if 0 · please, jf a startl ing manner, such as a genie appearl Ilg in a sudden Dish of Oime -"'nle Undivided Church,; '10: Ui we have claimed Jesus as our great high · Brought on by our shortcomings slaves to our own mistakes . �e tbeream . Sunday S(!hool; 7 pm Evenit\11: fore brethren, boldness to enter into the 11 and f h!li!s t bY e b lood ne 0r good l ead ers in our churches is as evident today IS It was infhillme o��::: pra1se serv1ce: 2 pm Hymn Sing. of Jesus, by a new and living w:,Y. w h' h ;t /s o bv1ous t ha t we all need the Church •th consecrated � Tht f;n1 Unltttl P,o-,l•n for us, through the veil that Is and that the Churoh needs men. 18y, ��s esu. and havmg an Church, Syraeuse Rev . Howard. ..high priest over thc ho u se o_f God let us draw near wltb a true . Ruppelt, pastor, am Mornihli beart m full a ssu rance of faith. Heb. 1 0: 14-22. worship, Junior ch oir under the Let us note one thing In closing, man wou1d have undou bt• dlre7tl on of Mrs. Bob crow and d ly _rent the veil from bottom to top, bu t it was God who �rs. Bob l-larden will sing a sJii· f , i ent It from top to bottom . Men have been for AOme t cial numher tor MJy Day serv� th u year s _ trying to close that rent in the veil by h ::an � the beginning ol family we.. �� rs. Mary _CottrlU, aceompanil(; uu mentahty, but Jesus said "No man cometh un to the Fm a. . sermon topic "May Day fear or fher but by me " And he 'm s d that tf we would com e to freedom?" to im Sund�y school him , he would i � no wise c:;: i e us out · . Th. First United P,..tbytarl•n I am 1 k' g f _t l 1s nd erful Person to come again and Mlddt,port _ Church, Middlepo rt, Rev. H oward l'on eroy , llud1et llllopflal Ce ter so I say �fo�� l J ' au a ,, t • ,ii,.. _ 1: e po!ltl e-; east not away therefore . 9 :so � Sunday our confidenc!, wbJc J»Htor d �l� h a th great recompence of reward fl)f� IQ!30 momln1 worshif. or. ye have "! ed of pa!ience, that, aftf!r ye have done The senior cholr wUI flng the wi'i Thanks to God, A m�rica". Le i .. God, y e might receive the promise. Heb. 10:35•36 . Sauer, Jr., wlll sing ;Jmtom Built Kitchens the ,..Lor ard T. French; one by Mr, "The Joyo1,1s Way"; 6:30 E. Prayer" for the beginning of tl!t antd Mr! B. N. East llalers ol Holsum Bread In rnemory of Youth Hour: 7;30 'Evening servit'e · family week, sermon "May na" Mrs. Ahce PJlddleport Farley; ,two by Mr. and "Some Mistakes of Good People "; tear or freedo m'" 8·00 Mrs. Harry Cheiher in ml.!mory of "!ed. 7:30 Prayer meetin g and May 2 at 7:30 Se�si on 'meetin i � harles Eddy and Mar)· Blackford; Bible study ; Wed. a choir practhe pastor's study; May f e-al Jr four by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight ti�. OF AM!!RICA choir; 7:00. Sr. choir practi�e. · a,d t".'°'o by Eudell and David ,-1 t l.oeal Cnloa &HS, Bav�nswood, W. V" Fndtr1ted Chu,c:h R•v W ldo Konkr · Year Dodg• & Plya1111U, Oeale, 1ght; C k Spring c;:,r::;: p=:: Di11trict onferalp� BarteJ1,, pastor, P�eroy: J�hn e wl I Wm. B'laell n.ar, Supt. 9: 15 am Sun �beurch � be 1� the M elhodiBt Watson, Supt. 9: 30-11 : 1 5 combined m Gal11polls on May 115 t day- School · 10 · 25 am study 8h'1 begi r:m ing in the afternoon. ��Iee o . wonhip and . Smldna Sand or Solld Rock". UIJWV . 1enlce, 0a'.---,-nce or Nw,•,r100 8P1 . Ch urch of Christ, Mlctdltpor"f) un . eJ'Y and Junmr llalten OI Geof' Bread Chureh School Db, young peo ple church for . . . � I Fred l G d ar ner, ministe r. 9:30 · c il�n; 6: 30 Youth meeting re·puIIcJpa Ung, serm9n by pastor· . '1:30 pm Monday Board o f Christ'. Bi�le School R. C. Steffy, Sort.; creation at ft: 1:ao men and boys · Jan Education meeting; '7:30 pm I0.30 M orning worship serm�I\ meeting SGund film "A Boy and C�rf•ll•a S.ltnco s,.1...- 144 Thur&d . ay monthly church coun- 1 M')llberry A*·• Pomel'()f. 'Morn• cU meetln(. tn, tel'Vict it 11 wltb ''F.:V11rlast­ The H..th MMhodlet Church, tnr· PuDUlbmeqt" ,th, al!bject of M"Jddlepo , rt the: aermon. Golden Ttlxt: 'Ml.ou, paator. Dlvlqeft.a)'mon Konkright worship 10:30 an: tc,rd, art ,and r'eai;b to for- .e:ermon '1Wlndo"Hs of lte.aven"· f�unday School 9:30 Jack Becbtle: Supt; Jr. YF fl:00 pm In church ba■ement: Sr. YF 6:00 pm· choir rehearaal tor Jra. Wednesday at 6:30 and senior at '1:00 pm· om. ,cfal Board n,eeting May Ten new hymnal, hlYe been placed in UI� nnclull')' one by Mr. and Mrs, Marlon French In memory o l !'!!I.-. -· ' . ... . . . . � , . ,. . l>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport., O., you? If so, your vote In &atli#!..t DIIIY I -� � -���� ��!���� - ' . 'I i• hav-e. , . Jr May 3, 1960? • George A. Meinholt ; Re,iiblic:an &,llldla... {?t ' · ' the �------- -·- -- - - - �--•·· ........ stern Racine In Tie adlO(·k Called Because Of Darkness After 9 Complete Innings t'ern High's baseball team played its second tie game with � a week Friday when Racine went nine innings at East­ enf alld quit at darkness when the score was 6-6. Last week Ee.stern battled Belpre to a tie. Both games are of the teams. � finished al the next meeting----------� ' to..Eastern un1 imbcn•d a bushel of t�. t,. ' th ree-run doub le came again st Tornado Wo \f ¥ s vy b1tl1 11g th t base! full in lhe six t h with • r,f.ghttian der Joh t my Cleland who when f ive runs !!cored and put went all the way givin g u p 10 Rac ine ahe ad 6-4. l C o lins hit;a. Ftigh tfielder Larry C haun cey is at Raci ne M011day h•i1 five of them inrlu ding th t ee � or a 1 00 00!5 000----6 7 3 Raci ne Shortstop Zenith Chev alier co t. 120 200---6 10 2 n 001 aster r: , •t•cted a doub le and a homer whil e .E Cleland and Jarrell. Swartz ,,j . "-towdcr,• got a triple. . pecked away with and L yons Eas1�ru ,. " runs 1 11 the first, third and fourth. ' and pair11 of runs in the fifth and seventh, the final duo forcing l,on ,:e,,t Ga,ne Play�-d the game into extra frames. Jo Texo• Saturrlay t SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UPI­ Clelan d kept out of devasta ting Hio Grande Valley Cianls The trouble with 12 atrike outs and � two runs ill the 24th inn• scored issued only three pass('s, the latTex.as League game with a or ing ter a weleome-d l'hange in TornB1 ; Missions early o Antoni San thr do pitching policy as 57 had t or the l o ng­ one 4-2 win to to&y 1 __:. been issue i11 six previous out- est games in the hist ory of base ln,:11 by Racine pitcher s. hall. Swartz, •:astern pitched, ran• II was the longest game in Tex­ three only walked ned 7 and also League history ( 5 hours, 24 as tiving up a double and 1r1ple to minutel) breaking a 50-Year•old a:et Duane Wolfe, the only boy to record, and tied the set·ond lonu:­ more 1 han one 'J"(Jrnado safety. eat aame in major leau:ue history. , Brooklyn and Boston played a t11rnt on · May J, 1920, thut we(Jt 26 innings. • s.il;l'gles 1111d ,. pair triples. I I j• •• precision-mixed for your prefect • •' • •S"l,AN DINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pd GB 10 3 .769 Pittsburgh 9 5 .643 1 ½ San Frandsto 7 5 .583 2½ Mil'waukee 8 6 .571 2 1,2 Lo.!i AnJ::clcs 6 6 .500 3 ½ St . Louis 5 9 .357 5 ½ Philadelphia 4 9 .308 6 ('incinnati 3 9 .260 6½ Chica20 FrW1y'1 Resulh St. Lo\ll1 16 Chi<:a90 6 jN) Mllw.avlce,e 5 Phile....lphla 3 (N) Los Angel•• 10 l•n Fr■nclsco 2 IN) Pitttburuh el Clnclnn1ti, (N) ppd. , ... ■ ■ • Be sure you get t he concrete mixture that'a ri,tat {or your nei!ds. w� det.lver mixed-to-or­ der conC'l"t!"te to your Job iany time you say! ()all on Us any­ Lime. _, MAX WARD GOEGLE I N READY-MIX CO. P'hon• WY •2·J214 Mldtlleport P1,. St. I ! To Tribe Wigwam By United Pr... lnte-rnatlonol That shrill whistle you rear to-(!;iy is Charlie Dressen t0011n' lh11t the Milwaukee Bravcti ' express is on its way. Charlie"s '"big train" looked SUS· piciously like a To onervilh.> Tl'o lley when the season started but it's rolling f,st now with three straight vic-tories that ha�· e it solid• J y back in . the early N ational League runmng . • <I-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 30, 1960 Wbi•e•ni h Added Braves' Express Is Tootin' On Its Way To National Flag __ Seturdey'1 Probable Prtchtl'l Plthburgh et Clnclnnetl-O.n 111, CM) v• N•wc:ombt- 1 -0 Phlled•lphie at Mllwauk.._ Cardw•II 1-1 v1 Burdette 1 -1 Chicago et St. Lo11i1 (N}-An­ dfftion 0.0 v1 Mimi 1-1 Sin FrancllCO et LOI Anaelff. IN)-0'0.11 2•1 w1 Orysdelt 3-1 Sund,1y'1 Gamts Pittsburgh 1t C lnclnn1tl �11-.dttphle at Milw1ukH Chicago at St. Louis AMERICAN LeAGue W L Pd, GB Detroit ... 5 4 .556 New York , . 5 4 .5!ffl 5 4 .5!ffl Chi<'llgo 6 5 .545 Baltimore Washington IJ 5 .MM) ½ 5 5 ,500 ½ Kansas City 4 6 .400 I ½ BOfltOn Cleveland a !I .375 I ½ Friday's Reaulh MEL&OURNE, Au1trella UPI Auburn Copeland, 132, Flll'lt, hltNnO..-. 2 ,.._ York 1 (N} Mich., 1N1ppd Conny Ruclhof, 1 34, Clrit:111Mi1 5 KensH City 4 (N) Chluga 3 Dttrait 1 IN) Gemwiny (9). S.tvrcl1y's Probable Pltthan New Yorti et 8eltll'l'l.or.....C01tH 2... 'II ....... 1,0 lnlroducinJJ , . • w..hin..-.n at Boston--PaKual NATIONWID "ll 1•2 YI 8...-ww 0-1 Detroit et Chlco.,......,.oytoek 1,0 N W vs Score 0.1 KHIH City 1t C l•'ll•l1nd­ D1t� 1-0 vs Latm.in 0,0 Sund1y'1 GamH Detroit at Chicago 2 Klnut City at Clav•lanct 2 tl,e auto lnauran•• N9W York at 81ltlmor• Wnhl"9t0n 1t 10!\ton 2 policy of tomorr�w lnt•rnatlonel LHs,u• rODAY I Fo, full detail, Buffalo 1 1 R lchmet'ld 5 on this important, new low� "ochNt.r 5 Columbus 4 oost covenge for your car, T•ronto 3 Miami 1 H1ven1 3 Montr� • I 2 ArMrlc1n Anoc:l1tlon MlnnHpoll1 5 Dell11-Ft, Worth 3 Chorlffton 2 St. P1'ul O 0.nnr at lndlonapoll1, ppd rain Ph. WY-2-2"60 1 15 I. 2nd OHIO COLLEGI 8ASEtALL Pom.roy, Ohio Ohio State 9 Illinois O C lncln1ntl 4 Brlldl.., J lit geme lr■dley 4 C lnclnn1t 3, 2nd ..me Bowline Gr1,n 3 Notr• Dame 2 Ceplt1I 3 1<,nyon O Oh,I' '-Jnlv.rsity 14 Ml•"'I 2 Ohio WMl1yen 9 Denison 5 ----�--� s� rlII i:.!. • 1 -5 1 . as Ute Tornadoes stan d ' CLEVELAND UPI-Pete W!Jen­ ant, 6-foot, Z.inch, 200--pound out r1elder, was purchased by the Cle1'eland Indians today £tom the performance. He left the l!Pmt' Cincinnati Reds. after pulling a muscle in his el­ Fvrn1erly with Milwaukee, St. bow in the nintb. Lo uis and C'llic■go, Whisenant bat­ Cnnd•II In :II Cal.Cher Del Crandall droYt in ted .239 and hit five home runs the rir-st two Milwaukee runs with in 38 games with the Red� last a sat"rifice fly and a homer- and sea&on. the Braves then overcam" a 3-2 deficit in the sixth with three IUSPIN&IGN LIFTED runs. Th e world rhampion Los A nMU.WAUKEE, Wis. UPI ge)es DodgeNI rlpJ)ed the San Heavyweiiht Willi Besmanoff went Franciscn Gianb. 10-2. and the ahead with plane t oday to meet St. Louis Cardinals icored 10 runs Eddie Machen in R 10-ro und bout in the ei,:IU h inning to down the at Seattle, Wash., July l3 arter Chicuo Cubs. 16-6, in other Na­ learnlna that bis suspension by tilt: tional League aames. ln the Am· erican Lea.11:ue, the Chita&o White Sox beat the Oetrolt Tia:ers, 3- 1 , creating a three-way tie for first the Baltimore Oriolea place; COIN.OPERATED $ha,1ed the New York Yankees, LAIJ Nl>RY WILL 2-1, and the Cleveland Iidians beat the Kanw City Atllletics, !1-4. ••slLn W11hlnaton at■te Athletic Com­ , Pl.HT mission has beerr lifted. He was IOSTOJI U P I - Rolph (Tl9orJ suspended for pulling out or a JonN, I�", Yonk•rs, M. Y., ovt­ previou1ly • scheduled bout wil h pol"t.d JM De Nuul, lW'ti N ... ton, Man. I lO), M.1ehen . 0r,.,.. Juan Pizarro. one of the young­ er pilchen Dressen promistd would be a key fac1or in the Braves' 'fortunes this year, turned in one o r the best games or hi.s c-areer Friday night when the Braves scored a 5. 3 Yi<"tory over lhe Philadelphh, Phillies. The win left the Braves 2½ games behind the firsl-plaee Pittsburgh Pirates, who were rained out in Clndn• nati. Pizar�o, an i n a&ain-out-again CHISOX GET AWARDS {1reballer Over the last ro ur ve.irs, UPI - NeHte Fox of CHTCAGO pitched n o-hit ball and struck out Sox will receive White Chitaio the in faced he nine er the 19 ballers Award Memorial Landis Judge lhe a sensational third-to-ninth relief as the American League's most valuable player for IND between iames of Sunday's doublehearter against the Detroit Ti&ers. Nucci A Comer Says The Tiger After Victory VOT E At Blazewicz FOR. Thlt- Plctvre Tabn March, 1960 n. ew.... Of -"'� TERMITES Q Q se;;, Bug ••. Repu blica n Prim ary May 3rd n· B1-wlcz Is seventy two years old. His o_ppoaenl wu bon, Ott. 1, 1881 and ls seventy eight years old. P!'/,5! G raduate of OSU Col lege of Engineering · He hos many yea rs of experi ente i n bui lding rooqs and bridges with the Ohio State · i ighwav Depa rtment. Flt• INIPICT10N-­ CONTINUING GUAIAHTII NGnUNG I>QWN EASY MON111LY PAYMENTS 311 ftAlS IN Wll"fll. CALL YOUR LOCAL AGENT Since Abraham �! H e owned and drove one of the first automohlles In "· ,._.. Meigs County and Is now • licensed driver. Paid Pol. Adv. • w ·H o EV E R H E A R D O F W A S H I. N G TO N - -·o. C. O ' H I O --- IAKER FURNITURr ' LIHlltlD tlMl Ofl'lll t I p1u, �ll a�d BUY ""'·"" llfE UNITED snrt WORKERS "' l. r • 1/P .......,....... -NYION � 1tot11.. .... d• with ,i,.,_ �!!:tor ::x I r ,. . •! • • I 'I 18}; ..,.,. ._ IUll.l'ill. fiiliil All llZll • -.at -1 M� • . ,, . w· __JI 11ll$.MO\JlmD . PHIL WILUAMSON ' .{jg_ • I, ;� ,• . . . , i PO EIOI, OHIO ' ilMI ,.. ,i' ,, ' Homer Edwuda. ' Collllll for Clialrmall eo.an,a - camm11iet •' ' ) . .l wv$: l. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. Your Vote In nt. Primary ls App,eelated Thank You - Paid Pol. Adv. . VOTE FOR CHARLES ,. RU SSELL MAY 3rd Rep ublican Candidate FOR County Comtn issionet Paid Pol Ect., ': ' ..; • ' t,,�· t ( COtlKY I KLOES Co unty _ Recorder c. -··a- - EV!LYM LUCKE IIIPUiiLICAN C\NPOtATi SFL'ONI» Aa\llL•HOLffl FOR ' l'lld l'IIL •' ' oontact eai:I! of .. ' I I .. .; , . , ., • We Pay 1% lntere■t o■, v.... OY :IJ- a,alrl, llaYlnp POIIDOY - B�D as I time :,ou per- I h ave ,._l Have I POMEROY NATIONAL. IANK •n iJ lhlpofflt':t ::W,- � ' '.. ''' .,. • I porlunity of aervlfti you ,,, p BANUHG Bll'IOI 'I.an llemhejo FedeNI ._ S,... '. • � ,, I would •PPred.lle the op. , , �- mate& It lml)OlliMe to Pd. ' Pol. A_dv. .. ' M�: , ; of' leisure ct cOMMISStOND .. 1'£U PR IMA RY, f.,LECYIG N TU ESDAY, MAY 3rd THANKS • FOR • � '· . 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Api<llllllre onarv•llon, Eduealloii, U:d Healtb, comme ind Loan "-latlons -and Fbwlelal and La�r, l■ . lnlltltuUons. . • Member of the Gnni•, t...t Walloa, Ohio Oblo Edueatlon Auoelatlon and SEO 'lei'llul Clllli�IL r.r �0 I • He Is • nallve of Ironton (Lawrence Oouly). cobs; 7 :30 Monday youn,: adult, {womenJ meet1na:; 7 Wednetdaf choir rehear.al cottage DMttiq at 8. a:ooa\ • He wu tlle author Gl' -tllor of over 80 "llh. bielJ(iUns • e Re b11 served 10 yean m lbe Ollla 1..,i••....,-�·'-,i. u Lawrffllee County represenwtve _. .._,,. , u ,', . ,,, Stale Senalef. the IOIIM flNtl dealgn • the Pit- IINI • NIW 1 960 CAIi ! '. ! lOWE$T PRICES MR OFFERED on FIRESTONE NnON CHAMPIONS nu1nc SAVINGS H flllSTONI NYLON -,ARTY CHAMPION TIIIS * The tifft wlih His Bibtl• and act by kobefl, ,._ J ff H•°'I'..,, W, Va. O· A t< l E Y · . -C�-- CO'L L I N· S .- B• HEINEtf'S . WIRY Here are- the· q. "olificoti ons of ILAtK NOW I I II .............. !,." STIFFLER RED ANCHOR fOltEMAN & ABBOTI trict. f con .,.... • -, an. lo] self p .. The nation 's capito l is approximatel y 500 mi les from every county i n the 1 0th Cong ressional Distric t. General I y, the people make their decisi on at the pol l s and send .their representati ve to Congress. But your vote can do more than that. I t can elect a legisla tor who wi I I bring the spi rit of government to the distric t - through continuous .contac t and constant awareness of the problems a nd needs of every. county in the dis­ No, there is no Washington, D. C., 0 hio, but you can BRI NG strong con­ gressiono I representation to the 1 0th Distri ct by voti ng for OAK LEY C. COLL I NS. ' -��rtie�!:_ n'!.!�� 1 ai ! :! '.Vith t�e l !ope it �i ll, i n some mttasure, foster r.ind help !lustoir, that which 1s good 1n fam i l� ond commu nity Ilk, this feature is _ sponsoreci by the bu.o1nes s firms and organizati(lhs whose names 'lPpear below. \ PRICES SLASHED! is osu Competent, qua l ified & conscientiou9.. He is I icensed as a surveyo r as wel l as on · engi neer. CAROi.DiA 1UM8ER & SUPPLY CO. '' 'f IN THE ' BOSTON UPI-Veteran Ralph Tiger Jones tabs 20-year-old mid­ dleweight Joe De Nuc4;i of subur­ ban Newton a "tutut'e world beater." But that's In the fitture, and stayint in the pr4!sent, or near :past. the 32-year.old Jone• hand­ ed Ot> Nucci a boxing lesson Fri­ day night while •ppeariq In bis 46th nati onally televised fight, Jones �rabbed a unanimous IO. round decision by knowing all the trirks, but he was _hi&h in hi11 praise for young DeNuecl. "When he lear-na more com• binations and how to pace him• self he ' s goln;i to be a world beater," said Jones after 1he bout al the Arena. "He has a real righting heart. Sure, he's !!till a bit inexperienced, but he surprised me In that rtrst round when he started out awfutty fast. Luckily, I was warmed up real well before I came out of my dressing room." , CO U NTY ENG I NEE R Au ud S. 'rliinl St. In Middleport, Ohio '!1• • ' lq. !IARRISONVIIU .,_ M, . IUld 11n. H. D. Gilbf dltl fll Do three- chjldren of Rio Grande. eail- ·' .,., d1J• ot � .-t ed on bll ,.,..,ta, ...dll . ,tttn � noon. Mr. and Mr■. Herblf!n Di.lOJl Of Pomer-oy vi■iled the CUntM Oil· ken, Jr Sunday and enjoyed (WI. °, s·tanley J. Open Soon .. - ■ FOR Maytag Duds In Suds um ,� South a-,he-t IUI Churd, Paul Hook,, miniller. t:30 Sunday School; 8 Wor,hip Service S11t1d1y evenina; 7:80 pm Charce YF THE RENT VEIL Saltlrday. S I hnllUecl by Rn. <lytle J. lartletl, 1'L o1t,14o< IUB Chwch, P••I · Mkldleport Clmtdi f1f the Nu.areae Hoob, minister. JO;OO Sunday W·h ile J..:,sus h_une on the cros, a. very ligDlficant thing School: 1 1 :00 worship; 7:ao pm ppened which IS recorded in Matt. 27:5 1 . "And behold the YF: 7.30 pm Friday Prayer meet.- ha ver l �f th� ten:aple was rent in twain from the top to the botIng: 7:30 pm Charge YF saturdaJ 0 t Una.d Meth� llf Church, 'Mus vei l_ wa, • very im portant U: of the tabe rnaCle h gene Brown, nilnlsler. Pomeroy. -wtuc was carried from place S�nday $chool 9: 15 am Kenneth to place during th e early his­ Fmley, Supt; Wonhip 10:30 am tory of I sreal and carried ovTopic "The Fruits or the Paith- er t nt t he temple worship. (ul"; MYl-"_J r.•Sr. Gpm; Wednesday �is veil made of very fine 7 pm Choir rehearsal. Mrs. Jobn We1'ry, director; Wed. 9 am Pray• hnen wa,s of one oiece which er and study of lhc book: "Luke'• separated the holy· place from Portrait of Christ." Sunday Me- the Most Holy Place into thodl!!t Men meet at Forked Run which the high priest went Lake 2:30 Jl. m. meeting in the once a year on the day of Jng. Robert Herndon, preai- atonem ent for his ow n sins �;��_ and those of his people . Heb. htheny 1ua Church F. I. 9:7 · This was the method of Dunn. past or. Wonhip and comhaving sins forgive n under munlon 9 : 30: Sunday Sch ool at 10:30: Eber CArnahan Supt ·•. y. the law. ' Bu t Christ being come a·n Hour 6:30. Cortnel EUI Church, ,. E . high pr i est of good thing s to Dunn, pastor. Sunday School 9 : 30 come , by a greater and more · it' ;t, Wayne Rous�. Supt.; Preachina perfect tabernacle not ·mad,, ' and commumon 8·00. with hands that is to . say , no Syracu• ElJI Church, F. E. th" bUI'· tdmg .. nel her by ·• 1 Jr$ , 4;> Dunn , past&r. Sunday Sch oo l al t' e �loOd l _ of goats -:nd calves, Re,. C. J. BtrtJett 9:,0: Ben (,iuisenberry Supt· worChureh of the Nu.arene i1HP an� ccunmunrnn 10:45:' pray. but by his own blood he en. tered �n once Into the hol y place. hav itlg obtained eternal re· · .,. er meeting ·Wedne!ld:iy 7-30 Alfred M.thodi,t Church, Rtv. demphon for us Heb . 9 · 1 1-12. The blood of Christ is able to Robert R, Card. pastor. Sundav '!!,Ur� our conscience from dead works to serve the Vll1g Sehool_ O:to Lloyd Dillinger, Supi.' upd! _ Worship service 10·45 with Rev We are admont hed tO come bol�d�y unto the throne of ,-rac e Car�. Wednesday evel!:!n g praye; ' that we may obta� me rcy, and ,ind �ce to help in time of m service 7.30; Saturday evenin g at � F or w have not an bigh_ wbkh cannot be touch7·30 cane,, meehng. ed with I b. e ieehng of our lnlirn)llles: but was in all points Mi..,..111• Mothodl,t Chu,.,. temp�ed h ke as we are, yet without sin. Heb. 4: 14•16 revival services befog held each rt 15 wonderful thought and assurance that we today have a evening and will c ontinue through Sunday, May 8th. You are cor- an unchangeable priesthoOd in tbe One who was victorious over death, and who is able to save them to the uttermos dla1lly invited to attend. t Plrst B1,tl1t Churdt, Recine-, � hat com e unto God hY. him , seek\ be eve liv th o m a e l k Arthur R McCauley, pastor. 9: 30 intercession for them. One who i, ha�Jes:• u nd eflle d • am iunday Sch ool; 10:45 am separate fr.om sin rs, a nd ma h lgh_•er than the heavens, Mornine worship "The Undivid ed who needeth not ;!� a s tho h � i _ prtestl, to offer up sarri­ se an Y Down through the centuries God has c,il led upon man to do gm,t thin� Thl 1 Church"; 6 pm BYF: 8 pm Eve• fi�,e , f'1rst f or h'IS own sms and tht!n for the people : for this he nlng iervice "The Sermon That did true today a, rt was In· � lime of Abraha m. A cowbot herding his cattle as �p once_, when he offered up himself. Heb. 7:24-27. Won Thre4!! Thou!lnd" · Wednesget the summons to lead his people as did M wll!Je t_lmdlng his 'M h M y friend the good news is for �u. that Jt ls no longer ne' day 7:30 pm Prayer m eeung_ laln. God spea· s to man through man's ow n mind is c».lls loday ;:'· :\ c ary r: , •:u:� to &pproaeh some human rQediator to ha\Te sins for· k 1 . !ss · · ' Betflt.he,n B1ptl.t Church, •• · c l was h is summons to Moses to lead his 't Great Bend, Arthur a. M c-Cauley, gi ve n r ��r God h as given to us a new covenant · · · a hea rt come ministers ahd leaders of the Chulci.°C � n� o :ima n ���•· pastOT. 9·30 am Morning worship· fe lt religion, a transformed heart and min d , if 0 · please, jf a startl ing manner, such as a genie appearl Ilg in a sudden Dish of Oime -"'nle Undivided Church,; '10: Ui we have claimed Jesus as our great high · Brought on by our shortcomings slaves to our own mistakes . �e tbeream . Sunday S(!hool; 7 pm Evenit\11: fore brethren, boldness to enter into the 11 and f h!li!s t bY e b lood ne 0r good l ead ers in our churches is as evident today IS It was infhillme o��::: pra1se serv1ce: 2 pm Hymn Sing. of Jesus, by a new and living w:,Y. w h' h ;t /s o bv1ous t ha t we all need the Church •th consecrated � Tht f;n1 Unltttl P,o-,l•n for us, through the veil that Is and that the Churoh needs men. 18y, ��s esu. and havmg an Church, Syraeuse Rev . Howard. ..high priest over thc ho u se o_f God let us draw near wltb a true . Ruppelt, pastor, am Mornihli beart m full a ssu rance of faith. Heb. 1 0: 14-22. worship, Junior ch oir under the Let us note one thing In closing, man wou1d have undou bt• dlre7tl on of Mrs. Bob crow and d ly _rent the veil from bottom to top, bu t it was God who �rs. Bob l-larden will sing a sJii· f , i ent It from top to bottom . Men have been for AOme t cial numher tor MJy Day serv� th u year s _ trying to close that rent in the veil by h ::an � the beginning ol family we.. �� rs. Mary _CottrlU, aceompanil(; uu mentahty, but Jesus said "No man cometh un to the Fm a. . sermon topic "May Day fear or fher but by me " And he 'm s d that tf we would com e to freedom?" to im Sund�y school him , he would i � no wise c:;: i e us out · . Th. First United P,..tbytarl•n I am 1 k' g f _t l 1s nd erful Person to come again and Mlddt,port _ Church, Middlepo rt, Rev. H oward l'on eroy , llud1et llllopflal Ce ter so I say �fo�� l J ' au a ,, t • ,ii,.. _ 1: e po!ltl e-; east not away therefore . 9 :so � Sunday our confidenc!, wbJc J»Htor d �l� h a th great recompence of reward fl)f� IQ!30 momln1 worshif. or. ye have "! ed of pa!ience, that, aftf!r ye have done The senior cholr wUI flng the wi'i Thanks to God, A m�rica". Le i .. God, y e might receive the promise. Heb. 10:35•36 . Sauer, Jr., wlll sing ;Jmtom Built Kitchens the ,..Lor ard T. French; one by Mr, "The Joyo1,1s Way"; 6:30 E. Prayer" for the beginning of tl!t antd Mr! B. N. East llalers ol Holsum Bread In rnemory of Youth Hour: 7;30 'Evening servit'e · family week, sermon "May na" Mrs. Ahce PJlddleport Farley; ,two by Mr. and "Some Mistakes of Good People "; tear or freedo m'" 8·00 Mrs. Harry Cheiher in ml.!mory of "!ed. 7:30 Prayer meetin g and May 2 at 7:30 Se�si on 'meetin i � harles Eddy and Mar)· Blackford; Bible study ; Wed. a choir practhe pastor's study; May f e-al Jr four by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight ti�. OF AM!!RICA choir; 7:00. Sr. choir practi�e. · a,d t".'°'o by Eudell and David ,-1 t l.oeal Cnloa &HS, Bav�nswood, W. V" Fndtr1ted Chu,c:h R•v W ldo Konkr · Year Dodg• & Plya1111U, Oeale, 1ght; C k Spring c;:,r::;: p=:: Di11trict onferalp� BarteJ1,, pastor, P�eroy: J�hn e wl I Wm. B'laell n.ar, Supt. 9: 15 am Sun �beurch � be 1� the M elhodiBt Watson, Supt. 9: 30-11 : 1 5 combined m Gal11polls on May 115 t day- School · 10 · 25 am study 8h'1 begi r:m ing in the afternoon. ��Iee o . wonhip and . Smldna Sand or Solld Rock". UIJWV . 1enlce, 0a'.---,-nce or Nw,•,r100 8P1 . Ch urch of Christ, Mlctdltpor"f) un . eJ'Y and Junmr llalten OI Geof' Bread Chureh School Db, young peo ple church for . . . � I Fred l G d ar ner, ministe r. 9:30 · c il�n; 6: 30 Youth meeting re·puIIcJpa Ung, serm9n by pastor· . '1:30 pm Monday Board o f Christ'. Bi�le School R. C. Steffy, Sort.; creation at ft: 1:ao men and boys · Jan Education meeting; '7:30 pm I0.30 M orning worship serm�I\ meeting SGund film "A Boy and C�rf•ll•a S.ltnco s,.1...- 144 Thur&d . ay monthly church coun- 1 M')llberry A*·• Pomel'()f. 'Morn• cU meetln(. tn, tel'Vict it 11 wltb ''F.:V11rlast­ The H..th MMhodlet Church, tnr· PuDUlbmeqt" ,th, al!bject of M"Jddlepo , rt the: aermon. Golden Ttlxt: 'Ml.ou, paator. Dlvlqeft.a)'mon Konkright worship 10:30 an: tc,rd, art ,and r'eai;b to for- .e:ermon '1Wlndo"Hs of lte.aven"· f�unday School 9:30 Jack Becbtle: Supt; Jr. YF fl:00 pm In church ba■ement: Sr. YF 6:00 pm· choir rehearaal tor Jra. Wednesday at 6:30 and senior at '1:00 pm· om. ,cfal Board n,eeting May Ten new hymnal, hlYe been placed in UI� nnclull')' one by Mr. and Mrs, Marlon French In memory o l !'!!I.-. -· ' . ... . . . . � , . ,. . l>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport., O., you? If so, your vote In &atli#!..t DIIIY I -� � -���� ��!���� - ' . 'I i• hav-e. , . Jr May 3, 1960? • George A. Meinholt ; Re,iiblic:an &,llldla... {?t ' · ' the �.. ', • -t;· ' ' I : • .' ' ..... I•� - • .. • , (20) Business Services O NE G ARDEN TRACTOR WITH Buy The Best I n fo• e pie�s of equipment, one blot:k machine with 25 pallets. ·•T•······ Water Softening Charles Fosler, RDl, Ratme. ....,.. .._ .... 4-:10-:llc \,.✓ ..... .. ....... ... Equipment --------- WANT ADS 'I Nbta per wqrd, oae lneertl.Oft. llinimum chr.rce - 60 �,._. pll' word f<r,r three eoo.eeutive iMerti0111. I 11-dll - one month for 30 centa per word. Pull. rtt.l of. 3 �nt. per word 'lriU be cb•�d fer 1dY"1:isint II DOI pold wllllln 10 days after .--.lvlng bUl. Bmxt: iLQ Aclverttllna - Sbou.ld be reportf"d i.m.mediately. The Dail:, SeDtlnel wW not be responaibLe for ;nore Wi&J'I one mcor• net inlert.41,n. c.rd of Tu.OD •ad s,odal Not.ice• of Ew1lts U .UO. Obitllm.ea JlllbiLahed at 1 eent per word. ';70111)8 l DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS l MO. II toe 90c $'-"5 $4.50 IO 90c 11.20 $1.80 '6.00 llll 75c $1.50 $2.26 17.50 • ·. ' i ) : . .. l l f�I ------- --- BIG FOUR New Faclory Method ALL STEEL FLAT BED 8 FT. BY 12Mi ft. for lwo ton truck. Prlct $200. 0. F. Lyons, Rut­ land, SH2-4294 . 4-29-Jtc CAR WASH and MOTOR CLEANm UVE BAIT, MIN NOWS, NJGHT Crawler., l'ihing supplies, fish­ Ing l!C'ldl■ea, available from 6 a, m. to '1:30 p. m. week days. Sunday 6-1 0 a. m . Fife Novelty Shop. 4-21 -12tc $4.50 W hile You Wail LANDMARK SERVICE STATION E. Main It. PomeroY, Ohio ..,,_ WY,2-9931 Oil Cha_, Lobe Jobi, TV Stampe """""""""""""""""""""""'"' I TERMITI AND PIIT CONTROL by Fain. FrN lnlplltCtlon. ln1ur­ N by Nationwide.' PhOM R. •nd A. 1-..vlc. ·st.Hon WY22366.. 4-26-tfc THERE WILL BE A DANCE AT I the Mooae Hall, Saturday nlght frc:im '9:30 to 1 2:30. The public la Invited. There will alao be a Gun Shoot, Sunday at l p. m. ou Rl. 7 behind the skating rink. ii 28 3tp WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF "M■y 9 to May 15. Open Monday, May 16. "Cliffs Shoe Repair," �1lddlep:-rt. ·! 28 6tp .ATTINTION TIA.CHEAS Teachers needed for summer as­ aienment. Gm,ranteed Income. For informatlqn, . w:rite . Mr. Clark, P. O. ,BoX 4083, Parkera• bura:, W. Va. 4 29 3tc (2) For Sa le----- iVJ:NDOW QUNO» AND SHADFS Ver1.,lian Blinds, all 1ize1 and colon. Free &allmate■. Dale Wippal Supply1 2H\ Union i\ve., Pomeroy, Ohic.. 3-4-00lc This Week's Special j Card of Thanks WE � ISH TO EX PRE�S _ OUR eratitude and . apprecu1_hon to our many fr1end11, ne 1i:, hhors, relatiYe doctors and nurses a1 , Children's and Meigs l lospitala, Pomeroy Emergency Squad, Ewlni Funeral Home and Rev. Hal Oostc>r for their -ht!lp and kindneaa <luring the illneH and death of our beloved daugllter -and aisler, Virginia Jean Burke. (Signed : ) Mr. and Mra, Robert Durke, Mr . .and Mn. John Schultheiss Robert, Gerald and Kenneth Burke. 4-30-llp ■, MODEi, 1 25 HARLEY DAVIDSON excellent condition. First $12:5, 11ets ii. Phone CH 7-225 1 . 4 28 3tc ---TRACTOR. ,:::ultivalors OLIVER 60 mowing machine, Ready for work. Ou�ck <iale. $300. G. A. D�em, Aaclne, Phone Y.' 19-3088. 4 25 6tn IIUUJU•Oflf,;_ flf 4edl1flla ...1..., .. .... ...,., .. ..... .....,r1y • • • PICKUP. GOOD I IM9 DODGE condition , Mr■. Tyree Picken,. 4-S0-8lc Phone W1"'9a. -:-:-- --------- f� > for Sal• TWO PONY COLTS. REA80N1ble. D■Yld VanMeter, Weat COlwnbla. 4-28"Glc I Ferguson And Equipment ■■• Gilmore's Supply Store WY-2-2774 Vaughan', Exterminating Company St, Mlrys, YI. Va. Call a. Before 9:30 A.l,t A FORD BETWEEN 1929-1940. Good body and tenders. State price and condition In fint let­ ter. Write Mike Fultz, 1 10 High Street, Pomeroy, o. 4 28 3tp ( 1 4) For Rent ' > ■ ■ --- ------- JAME� SLAUGHTER PROPERTY, Portland, Ohio. i5 room house, 1 acre, outbuildlng11, carpenter ahop. Variety fruit and grapes. Fur further informatlon call VI 3-2416. 4 27 6tp PIANOS • BALDWlN • WURLffZllR and OTHl:R FAMOUS BRANDS :itP I USED CARI · ARE SHARP . -�··.u,..•...,.,. ,...••..\ ••• , , ...... 1 •••• I ■ 'tt .lllll Dill KARR & VAN ZANDT Pomeroy, Ohio iJ.reom hom1e with bath, 2-room secon d houic, 2 barm, double garage, Water supply, 2 dug wella. Lea�Ni. mineral rl&hta go. Price $6800.00. Nylon Hldc-A·Bf!d 11,nd chalr. $l7'; 9 x l2 wool t Ji and pad, $73; Hotpolnt auton,iatlc clolhfl dryer $85; Kohler and Campbell piano, $SO; Lii rllC Perfection fuel oil stove, $ l l ll. Sec Sylvia Carman, Peach FUrk Road, or Phone WY 2·6883· -f 28 3tc ACRE FXRM::aood , Room unfurnished apartment, and 11m11ll furnished apartment In Pomeroy. Phone WY .2·3028. 4 28 3tc FIVE, SIX, OR SEVEN ROOMS. 11� Butternut Ave. Inquire with­ in, 4 28 3lp Special v..,/•" ." �f,- '. " ,. �I ' $429.95 $299-95 • E. MAIN ST. R EMEMBER POMEROY, OHIO --- . Su11d1y - channel 8 12:00 l2:30 " : 00 1 : 30 2:00 3:00 3:30 t:00 VOT E ELMER F. J O N ES Pol. .' ' ' I �I ; , ,.. 'I '. 4:30 1,00 5:30 6:00 6 , SO ! ·Oil ' ::ii 81SO 9:00 9:80 10:30 John Hopkins File Bishop Pike Colleee New� Conferea• Big Pirture :My11tery Matinee Open J-learing Campaign Round.up ., The Commonwealth of Nations TB" Mattie'• Funday Funn._,. News Conference People's Choice Robin Hood Tl:<Cl!_dOWJ ¥1, .....�, • Lawmfin, The Rebe�' The AJas •. .i.f\! Johnny Staccato t,;o 111:SO Sports Special Danee Party Movie Spectac�lar Perry Ma■on Wanted-Dead or Alive !r. Lucky llaYp GU11, Will Trayel Gun11mbke Nol For Rlre News and Weath.er, Theater 1J . Sign Olf · _' ·:::x· Snday - Clianllll 13 \00 )30 1:,!!I . 10:00 110:30 11 :QO FU RNISHED Al'AIITMENT, 3 room11 and baU1. Phone WY26913. 4-30-Stc REFRIGERAWASIIEl! S AND lors, furnished apartment, ullll­ tiea furnl11hcd. Phone Ewing's Store WY2-2660, Pomeroy. 4-30-3lc Revival Cru■ad,e Amerlc1n11 at Wor\ CllT"!sUan Sc\en<:e1 FYI Camera 3 Blg Picture RFD, llev. l:lwood GJbbll Qrpl Roberts MoYle Maaterpieee, Wllbrd Wilcox Face the Nation G!I Col!ege Bowl �mall World Tb• :r..enU<!!i C,nll!rT ....... Dtln'1,11 tbe llen Cf 81QO Ed S)lllivan Show �,!JI! 011) Theater 9:!lo �. Wt�hcock Pre ent. 10,00 l1ct llon>11 Proarem. 19,30 Wliat'I l,ly Lin• . CURLY. UYOI 11,so IJ:00 12:30 1:00 t:30 5:00 1,1111 1,!IQ 1,811 • T:00 DESIRABLE APARTMENT IN Middleport. Call WY2-3267. t-30-31.c l 1 7 J Help Wonted u.s.,.,. ■ r:so- $250 Pe, Wffk Good Men fl 70 - $125 - Aver... Men Pair Man We have all of lhe talr and 11-ver­ j11e��en we need, but we heed gol.-d men. To these men, we will offer a guarant('cd weekly. income and rurnish hlm with all lhc good quali li�d leada he can use, He. must Ile of good charactc-r, have an auto, have I famJ ly obligalion, man manaa:e menl capabllllies. These p011ition1' are nailabll' In Meiaa. Alhena, Vin­ ton and Jack11on counties. If I"OU can mecl Lhc above quallfication1 imcl you are completely sincere about a solid future, c111l Lancaster U I. :i◄513 'for immediate appointment. 4 29 2tc ■ __ _____ ....................,. WITH ■• ' ..,._.,_ I,.____________________ ' . .' BAKER FURNITU �E ' ON THE BRIG!fTEST CORNER IN MI DDLEPGRT, OHIO · ,. ·!• e::fa 9:00 9:30 1 1 :QO 1 1 :io 1 1 :15 1 :00 7:4, 7:-17 Sgt. Prell� Mu1ic ln pte llo.apd Jlpi Th�� Sbu,w Wea.thercql Nt:� Piclui't , , HunUer Bflrllfl' · lopalt HuctJeHn, BlhJ Jtlvf!rbol1. T�lea Wf!:111 1'1119 ?etu <i'1JlD H U of :Nie� �ifJJID!f w,athern� J•ck jt1ar SiJn Off · ■ ot Y,�• , lt.l!P• I ' ' " O Ll to , � . ::.::.::.....::::. :::.:c:i,.:,______ Chnq "'1 LUon dttt ••-,, P-" 1" naf 8:00 I 8:30 9,30 •• l :� 1 I :30 1 t2:00 12:SO LOO 1 ,30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 l:'00 5:SO 8:00 1:30 6:40 6:411 7 :00 , 1 •30 8:30 l:30 l l : 10 i 1 :1 5 11 :2cf �OP.I) IP,ctacullf llqmper ...m :t,favle n--u ._pur -•o -.I Mattled Joan R eptleu 0� �ye Th•t Bo'a. About �..a Medjo D11 In C0qn The Gile � Snow Beat the !Vb• Do Y"'1 '.l'nlll Amfflc■J"i tsnann4 Rln Tin Tin. San 1,"niiei.t.-o Reat Jt•<:I< Cha�n�I 1 3-Monda) . 8:00 CBS �ewa C■pt�lp Kaniaroo cut� ThN.ter Bed BQwe ljJlow On 'rl,j . I LQ,e· Luc� , _, Decenlbet< Brlllo 2:00 2:/!!i s,i)(l S · IIJO &:'\41 1:15 � LI?" oj ur, • � l!#r<b f.::' To,oomhr s,!ler n. m� :i:: :::::•��ur : 1 '0Smllls, ,SJg,:;1 ··00 ..,. · thor 1,U A �• at the l;.IO lode lllvlln Sholl' 1:1111 ,\Dior ''ll' All4J 1:00 · Hlll!W"Y l!atrol 1:30' mt Kote Sh°" 8:00- Playbouei llO 9:30 Ann Sotbern Show .0:00 Henne"')' 10,so Dul'ont Sl>ow -1:01 Nen •l :10 A Look at IVnther ' 1 : 15 T\teater !I · 2:30 SIil> Olf w.. �!ill II>• The Youni Married Cl■u of the Long Bot.tom Churche11 met ih the Methodist Church bBBement Fridiy evening for a Jitney Supper wilh the proceeds going to the churches. Vice president. Gepeva Yat.e■ presided at t�e meetln2. Mrs. Tr11s Swain or£ered prayer and G1,i�ine Newlun iave a talk on the BibJ'e chanctet, 8.uth. Delores Fra11lr: will speak on Rachel at the next meeting wbtcb will be held at Forked Run L,ke. Evel1n Slout's birthday wa■ ftl· meqibered and the meeiing clued with Pl'■)'er by Osc�r �3l>c9c,. A.ttendln1 were • Mr. nd ·Mn, QI­ car jabc0tk and Roy, Mr- and Mft. Davt Yatu, Mr. a11d· Mrs, Glen Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Harlls Frapk and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo"le Frederick and family, ·Mrs. Tree, ■ LeQal Notice I LEGAL NOTICE ' ·•· 13,ids will be received al the of• flee, of Webster & Fultz, Pomerov N1tlonal Bank Building, PomerojV H Ohio, unUI 10:00 A. -H. on the 8Ua ... -1 i day of May, 1 960, tor the aalf Ut •• I.he Ella White rea1 e1tate 11itu1ted in the Village of Syracus1, Ohio. and consisting of a two ,lon' fram e dweUlng house , tour room■ downatatrs ■nd three roorn1 and bath UII stain, garage and four adjolhtni Iota. The real estate la appr■I� tor $MO().OO 11nd cannot be sold for le"11 than the apprai11ed value. · FRIEDA FAEHNLE, al Adi:nlnlatratrlr. oi thi Estate of Elli White, deceased. (t) 26, 29. 30: (3) 2, 4, &, etc · '2. Coffin and 1tan4 >.' .l .fl ' lH' ONLIEST WAY .l"D GO TO 1'HAT fOOLISHMENT WOULO BE H06 -11ED AN" ORUG YE OAOBORN BOl.MY HUNTER ! , . u �or .,�.,. 4 1 .1 .v,\' ot e. OJ4 ,..,, (abbr.) -,,:-,r-r-r 7 I J\l. l'lnch.. (llur,) \ JL Rook � 23, lllaa I Sothem: SL TtUo ot \ !T • ..... .:5!,. . .. :rt, TO to4dll ao. Man.'• liANCY. ,. .� "•\ WE'RE ALWAYS FIGHTING, AND IT'S SI L.LY ..- � - 1.�ui. :::�:!' • 1 40. At one lhaa of leainlnC .a.Branoh •� ff1 DAll,'f' CJDn,c>QtJO'IIII � Uetn low · . .& It T p J, B .& ;\' It • ' · .. L O II' O f . L.L O W A t. _. llmplf -c!a to, �. In thlo llqle ,., � lhNO L'& X for . lroJ>l!M. the llbJrlh an! � of t11e ftilltl D all IJlallfo lettcri � � 1111 oode ON . .· ,a · QQ� J1' ill4111 lla a , ' ,· , � X � L R B V L a Ill -�!!•llff . J' O � O B i::..�7 Q D l' B L -'9 If"- .,... ,rz-•!'ijftf.0 J'" Q "','f' ,. 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PASTE IN TK' WINDER J-'; 1, NE W R EVO LU T IO N A R Y EX T RA •1J1d -i , 1" 1 1 Ffl'\' Swain, Naomi Pickens, Vera Weber al\d sons, Orva Jean Holter, W1nda Larkins a�d family, Gladine New• lun and daughter and· Violet Smith and family. ... U<>J,;.IJ . • �� . or Wone il'ou,e . Party 11'1,e Mijllonalre The Verdict la, Your, 11r11h1er o., Tile 6ecrot Monn The lldfe ot Nl-" lonq Bottom '. nickname IL IIHowre4 <lt �lnsl _ - -"" & ·9'tl' ,,- Tuma Church Class Hol-ds Supper At H l ll llol f.' \' l:, u t' . I • !• YOU!' 1'Ja<; .._.,_ Weitber Teller Jobn n.1y ftltwa Broken Arrow Cheyenne Bourbon Street Beat Advqtore.1 In Par1dl11t 'IM Amateur Hogi: fiiil New!I Tool,Cbl Sc111nin£ the Weather Spott Report Late Show 1,ao :\' • Worl,il Sign On Sunday Chapel � s. � 91�- t G � t�� � l:IO Rev. lltalU� (liutland )l:Jolop) 8:IO CoUDU')' Ryan 'l1mt 8:35 The Sunday Show 9:80 N�• 8:96 The Sunday Sho• 10:30 N'�wa 10:8' The Bu:aday 8bow 1 1 :10 The Armf Hour 12:00 Noon New, 12:IJ Vlrclnla VILltot (Pa,:e•llle Jt.poatolic Church) 12:30 United Netlon■ Sbo• 12;t5 Socbl Set:urUr 1 :00 Rev. THU (C■rpent,rl 1 :30 Sunday Showeaae 2;00 ·Annlv.,ury !;howeue l:IO BrOl,dW'aJ Sbowcue 8:08 Sunday Sbowcue 8:30 Rev, Wlllon (New Hann Chllt'Ch of God) 4:00 Sunday Show-cue 4:30 Newa t:85 Sunday Showcase 5:30 News & we,tber 1:40 Gan,re111�an Moeller &:45 Waehinaon Report.II to tbe Pt$ple 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:80 Oft the Air letum, 81,n On Gue■t Star New■ " Weather RFD Breakfut Partr New• Break.fut Party New, Motorcade Star Sal ute Top Ten Noon Newl Weeke!ld Ntwt Weekend Ohlo Ne:w1 w�i.ead Newt Weekend New, Weekend Guest Star Pat Boone Show Sundown Serenade Oft the .A.Ir . . . . OAl�Y CJtOS $WORD . U :00 �un'1.ar I(ew, l:1S T'tHl�r , ,. 8�15 0:00 .0:00 'O:SO 1 1 :0j) 11,so i2,oo 12:SO I� � : f:N 4,00 1: 11 8:30 7,00 8,30 8,85 t:30 10:00 10:SO 1 1 :00 11,00 12:U l :SO 1,36 2:SO 2,36 3,30 3:3ll 4 : 30 4:35 5:30 5,45 6:00 o,so WHTN.TV �Channel 13 4:80 &:00 6:00 '1:30 8:30 9:00 tt,SO 10:00 10:30 'b.:00 SLEEPING ROOM. 409 W. Main-st Pomeroy, Call WY 2-2848. 4 29 6tp 5:�0, 6:00 8:16 P4 · Z, 5:30 •:45 t•OO 7:80 "'SQ, .,. , • , tT'!oo" thalllltl 13 - Sa1urd11y Adv. Katie noon,,� Show Topper Dour� Re 1111 Play Your Hunch J'rl" 11 llllht Cnacentr1tloa Tr\ltlll or Conmequence11 II Could ho You Mid Day N,w■ Movietime l.Dretta Young WCHSRTV (�4-nr,•' •= io, 0.11nnel d - Satvrda, 1� : --i!��� nbu Owner Sign On • cntal Cla11Sroom i: 3:00 Young Dr. Malo'."', ,:31} From Thue Roots 1:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:::10 Adventure Time 'HID SteanJboat Bill Sign On This is the Life TV Chapel Industry on Parade Gardt:n Club of W. Va. Championship Bowling Sunday Moviclime TBA Favorite Story Science Fiction Theater Meet the Press Sunday News Picture overland Trail Franees Lanford .., Show '":hevy Show Loretta Young Show Wichita Town ,,so ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION Harry Mliler, 1 1 : 15 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 12:45 1 �00 2:00 . 3:SO 4;00 4 :30 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 9: 00 10:00 10:90 5:30 F11m 8:00 · Record Hop Die, c, .... Sh.., 8:00 Brave St.alUon a,so Leave It to ee,aver 0:00 Lawrence Well Sbo-. ee U. S• A : 10:00 J ll :00 Up-to-the-Minute Nelli 11:10 Sports Report. 1 1 : US Late Show WITH TRADE A noth er Good Bu y From BA K ER'S ms. U,I. N-. �. Waverly, Ohio 0,..• ....., ..., , .. , PH I LCO REGU LAR Pd. _,.. ■ 1N Waverly Mobile Hom• Sales fflll(O .0-IJf. STATE CENTRAL COMM ITTEE '71M1rr 'lninMI 11w,..­ IACUOli. e Channel 3-Monda, S:45 6,00 T-0,) 9,00 D,ao 10:ou '0:,0 ll ,(Ill l UMI 1 2:00 ' � ·SO \ ·00 l :10 2:30 Cha!lnel 3 - 'lun_.a) FOR REPUBL'ICAN (ZObi ·$ i295 • ■ - -------- - T R A I L E R $ -- POMEROY MOTOR CQ. · 9IJINl!lnf; .CIIIJO' li ' Mlddlaport WY •2·2649 Pomeroy WY •2-319! Ju.UTZ Pl D STOit At cYukon 5-2141 HAMILL IIRVIC STATION -re 9,00 A.M. Albany 3353 Effry Day llenlef' ,_ w,·.2,22ss ,-ny, SOMEONE TO CARE FOR CHILD· REN for two week Live in. frURDY BABY BED. SOLID panel Phone WY 2-2297. 4 l8 3tc � ble adjusta board, b&ad and tobt aprlnllt Sifnmon, "Bea 1.1.ty•Baby" KITCIIEN HELP. APPLY waterproof lntusprlna: fftlllrcu. ""f!IOn only al M■rlln Rostaur• ,-Exc4lllent. ,::ondltlon, Ph. WY 2ant, Mlddhtport. 4 28 3tc 4 27 Ste Super 81 - 4 Door -== 11. -----------i ! uEALTHY WOMAN 611-10 ro Be1'udM h'OI')' &nd turquoiae live In and cook and keep hou,e flnllll, Nke new" t,lrea, bydr.ama• for man. No drtnklng. Write lie -· po- brlk... rodlo, 668-H, c/o Tho Daily SenBox Look at the Space. Look at tibe beater, nel nice. tinel, Pomeroy. ii 28 3tp Prk:ea. Look at the Saving1, For IJhi, Bolt Buy & Beet Terru BEAUTICIAN. APPLY IIYSEU:s Beauty Shop, Phone WY'2�1. on Ne-w 1'l'id USED, Look lo ' 4-30.8tc , Diet Sterrett CLIL,\NDI ._.... a TV -■..-1, 1er.t1a DRESS UP FIXTURES FOR SHOW APA.11."1.'MENTS - i'Urmi?ued and harness, kidney V spread atraps unt urnUlhed. Mc.Yuten, Middle­ Oh1e. and a lot o! olhcr lhings 11t., a port.. Phone WY •2-1288. 2-3-tt 215,U � bal'C'a ln. Also Good hone drawn �·Ai.al ha trow No. 1 2, double set 5 ANO 8 HOOM HOUSE,TW Q5 lnsuronce work harne!tll, good shape. J room apartment11. A. N . Bengel, youn � 4 year old iron gro)' Phone NY2-3272. 1 1-2-tfc BARNES-SIMPSON lN� lJR ... Nl&: mare, good worker single or Agentt. Mlddleport. Firte., AuC. double. Good 11cl h11rness on fOR RENT HOUSE IN POM�ROY mobile, 8ondL Pllone WY-J. bllck. Al,m , good to ride. Sec 4 rooms and bath, unfurnl11hed. 2903. Uowitrd Stewart' 1-larrlsonvllle Call af•.�r 5:30 P. M. Phone Rt, 1, Ohio. 4 28 WY2-a61, -t-16-tfc ------=:-:--:-- _ 195.6 OLDSMOBILE FULTON-THOMPSON ■ ( 1 1 ) Wanted Ta Buy DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOi\ uled farm machlnerf! Soc Bill Qoodw(p •nd buy at farm price•B(X- (llllc1 from Wllkeavme. . . ' '" 4 28 SQlc -- \ ·-• •6/t• --, Ford 1 1•24-tfa PHONE :19 4 :00 The School Story 4:30 Science Fiction Theater 5:00 Dete,c-tive's Diary 5,30 Waterfront 6 : 00 Home Run Derby 8:30 News Piclure 4:45 S�turday Sports Roundup 0:5& We■tbercast ,too Saturday Night Jamboree 1:30 Bonina 8:$0 Man and the Challenge 9:(tO The Deputy 9:30 World Wide, 60 10:30 �an From ln terpol 0 :00 N"ew11 H�1111linm 1 1:rn ".'lept.t,e,,,111r 1 1 :l!i SboekwatcD , ·M 'U2n Off ' PH I LCO SPECIAL! l 1 · fV' Newt RiNdl•.Dlt 1 1 :JO Weatbercut 1 1:1& Nltewatet- Channel 3 - SattJl'd■y I nternationa l u,1 186' PONTIAC VB t dr. Sedan. .Ra­ dio and beater. o.ne careful own• er. Sharp car. $2AH.OO. Blaetl­ nar'a, Pomezoy, f 2'1 etc . TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 TRACTO RS For FREE Inspection - CIMR UNol Cara Alt Malw. anti MNtii■ IIAITROPOLITAN MOTOU ••11 ... Mal11 It. ,.,,....,, Oh.. w. 1'MYO Daily Program Schedule DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 30, 19M--7 Equipment ( 9a ) Ma rine Supplie& 19M t.:UEVROLET V8 .Slation W•· son. One careful owner. Show11 be11t of care. $13�.oo. BlaeH­ nar'a, Pomeroy . 4 27 tile I ■ Used Farm 1 8 ) Au ta So les 1�7 BUICK V8 Cent.ury 2 dr. h■rd top. Power 1teffin1 1nd brakoa. Dyn1tlow drivie. One ureful owner. Like new flnlah lnalde and out. tl71HUNJ. Bl1t1ttnar'a, P�metO)'. f 2'1 Ste I '-"CRft/' TRACTOR SALES FORD VB 2 dr. Sedan. Fordo­ mallc. Extra sharp. $il 20,.00. Blaetlnar'■, Pomeroy, 4 27 tile ■ PUBLIC AUCTION Hlvhfft Quality Aulomatlc■ Personal property of the late 493 Ll11C10l1t It. MODERN i'' lVE FOR SALE S E E Herman Kelch will be sold at Phono WY•24561 Mlcldlroom house, full basement and aurtion al the residence next atlic. Assume balance of 4.7o lo the Post Ofhce at Portland, COMPLETE IN�URANCE �RU­ direct governmenl loan Lot ro \ Ohio, May 7, 12..30 P. M . : Kel• SOFT WATl!:R SERVICE lectloo.. Llfe, Aut.o, fl'ire. Polio. ,c ! Ml. Good neighborhood. Call v 1nat-0r ftefrlgeralor, Elflctric Chet 11a.nnehill.. Owner Call Don K1lll, 31:ldd.leport , or see Freddie Thiibet, M•son, 1 Range, Tables, Kitchen Stove, 0"10. 111 MulMt'ry PonMro'f W. Vt. 4-26-tfc and Cabinet, fuel Oil and Coal Heaters, Livin� Room Suite, FOR SALE SEVt•;N ROOM HOUSE I 2 Bedroom Suites, Upholstered GRAVELYn.AcToi SAL•• AND with two baths, garagt', wasb Chairs, Wool kugs, TV Set, End Service. 51 2 E. Ma lft, Pomeroy. house, cellsr, lar{:t.' corner Joi Tables, . Coffee Table, Utility PhOM WY2-2975. 0Pffl 'tll 9 ,.... localed in Chester, Ohio. on Cabinet, Player Piano Rolls, p. m. until June l . S.,ln.,.n, I � Route 1. Priced to sell If inter­ Portables, Electric Mower, Hand Harold &ernhnt, RNd•ville, ested call or write Paul Poling, Ohio. Phone, Cooly".llt 3'91. Toola, Bee Hive and F,quip,­ MIOOLEPORT - 9-room brick, Ripley, W. Va. 'I t-i. ES2-9433. / bath, hardwood ment, Porch Furniture, 1 2 3-10.lfc floors, full 4-26-tfc Gauge Shot Gun and many oth­ basement, rurnace, large level er articles not listed. Terms: lot $12,1500.00. I, '). McCOY Cash. S iRACUSE10-room frame and AUCTIONEER Mot rHpon1ibl• for ■ccic..nts store .,n Rt. 124. Has 2-five Ro""9 2,. LOftl Bottom, ..._ Mrs. Virginia Moore roon:. apartments. All util!lie�. Adminiatralrix HOM.l: BUu..DERS, £ffiCft CABIOnly $:i750.00 for quick sale. NET makers Formica sink tops. 90-ACRE FARM-20 in cultivaBradford Auction Company. Vinyl iuoe11tos block laid. Houae 4-30-6tc lion, balance in timber and grass. 2 dozen young fruit repa.ln ot all deacrlptiou. CaU STEAM TABLE, ELECTRIC HOT I G uy Ne'.&ler, Racine, Ohio. tree. 2 hen houses, J reliervoirs, dog mat'hine, booths and elec2 24 Uc with 2 w.iter systems. 6-room tric compressor. Will sell ------------house, bath, full basement with cheap. Inquire Marie Steiner, MU&LLIR FURNACkc., WISflNOdfep freeze, barn and other HOUSI appllanqa. Arnold a,o. Corner Restaurant, Cheshire, buildings $9000.00. 0., or call WY2-'4!565. 4-30-3lc thff11, 5yracuN, Ohio. PhGM 1 76 ACRE FARM--50 in culliva1 1 -19-tfc WY-2.-6314. lion, balance in improved pasBED AND SPRINGS, DlNING 1 ___ ___ _____ ture. Lays well. Has good table, wood rocking chair, iron 'lll.,EVlSION RADlO A...�D SM.ALL nice silo, dairy barn, fences, Ot.ia board, lawn appHance repalr. Phone mower. Ellen milking parlor. 7·room house, Ohio. Ebersbach WY2-208�. M:cCllnloet. Rac,ne, 4-30-3tp bath, bueinent and 2 porches. 2-1-Uc 1 963 CHRYSLER WINDSOR $14,000.00. need motor work, F-20 Farmall CUSTO.ll BU lLT XITUUCN D& CUCKLER REALTY tractor on rubber, needs some aiped for . �llf homJ l'NI .,.. &ox 299 PhoM WY1-3130 repair, or sell for parts, t set ttm,tea. l'oc�ID and Abbott. Pomeroy, Ohio 8-6-tf 14 and 1 set 12 inch pull type Phone WY-2-�1. 4-30-Jtc ------- ---tractor .plows. Wm. F. HoudaN shell, Kingsb ii ry Road, Rt. No. ft LI Y ISION RADIO A 0 SMALL FOR SALE FOUR ROOM BLO CK Appl lanc. Npalr, Cell P r• nk house, basement and land for 2, Pomeroy. 4-30-31.p Capttlna, 414 N. hcond Av■., sale. 2-25Q2 Mrs. Theresa Louise - - - -Ali In Good Condition I 3 He Mlddllpffl, -Gibbs, Letart Rt l, M ason C.O .• GIRLSI , 4-30-3tc W. Va. AUCTION You may aa well be dead aa with_ CNnplete lenlee out while tennis oxtorda. We :_ R _ S_ ALE __ FO FIVE II0 0.M H0-USK I Crltt Bradford have them at $1.99, $3.29 and with bath. Nice loeation. Melvin $4.49. Navy and cha-cha hat■ $1. 'Write, Phone or Contact Hood, 1 1 1 Loclllt St., PomerOJ Shoe Box, 4 27 4tc 1 A. C. lltADFORD, Recine, OhS.. S·So-3'0tp COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR, $33. ___________ _ Phone WY 2-204-4. 4 Zll 3tc BOUSE FOR SALE Lil l'AGEPhone WY-2-5 1 0 1 town, la rooma, 4 rooms down, up, approximJ.tely 1 acre le­ 2 POMEROY, OHIO vel land excellent. well 13 mile• from Pomero)' on St.ate Route 1111D BOATS ANO MOTOM "5 6Q2. Price $800.00. Inquire and 11P whll• th.., lut. Met;o­ Mr.s. Howell at Paa:etown. pollttn Moton. 600 Main 3-12-80tc It,, PorMroy, Phone WY�O. r I\ Oi.YMl'IC �ACILITl I l T pletod t,,, In advance o/ Ille AU(. ROME UPI - Wort on the In• Z7 openlna:. -----st.allalion11 for the 1ummer Olympies Gamea at Ro ,ne wUl be comMr, at.d Mr■. Rollin Daniel■ of ' Columbut are ■nnouncins the Eric Mannlnj:, on a irtb of son, h U RO TE LOT E ON COT't'AG AND April 12. 338 above Antiquity near Ohio Rivfl!r. Out of high water. Priced Grandparenll ar• ,iln. 'dl.l\nnina to 11ell . See Arthur Arnott, Rt. 2 Darliela of Columbu1 and M.n. Mar­ Racine. Va. 4 2:5, 6tc I tha Woolard, Parkenbur&, 1 2 1 1 Rea l !:state PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 19) . ... -- TWO HOMES Nl..AR RUTLAND. 4 • room frame, I acre ground ,11nd 5 • room rrame, J.:JO acres. Sacrifice for quick salt> Mabel Hoi;:uti, Hutland, Ph. SH 2-49:12. 4 23 6tp C U LLIGAN Au ,.._.,N by 10 A.M.. wW bo ln that day·■ '""per. I I I .Notices .- (91 For Sale I, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 30, 1960 l'O& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llESULUl RATES :, .' -------�---- --1 2 1 ) ---Rea l Estat e ---- ' YES LET'S CALI..' A TRUCe I'M GLAO OUR FE'UO IS· OVER 1HE'RE JUST ONI! M0R.El "rH ING 'IO DO •• �.. ', • -t;· ' ' I : • .' ' ..... I•� - • .. • , (20) Business Services O NE G ARDEN TRACTOR WITH Buy The Best I n fo• e pie�s of equipment, one blot:k machine with 25 pallets. ·•T•······ Water Softening Charles Fosler, RDl, Ratme. ....,.. .._ .... 4-:10-:llc \,.✓ ..... .. ....... ... Equipment --------- WANT ADS 'I Nbta per wqrd, oae lneertl.Oft. llinimum chr.rce - 60 �,._. pll' word f<r,r three eoo.eeutive iMerti0111. I 11-dll - one month for 30 centa per word. Pull. rtt.l of. 3 �nt. per word 'lriU be cb•�d fer 1dY"1:isint II DOI pold wllllln 10 days after .--.lvlng bUl. Bmxt: iLQ Aclverttllna - Sbou.ld be reportf"d i.m.mediately. The Dail:, SeDtlnel wW not be responaibLe for ;nore Wi&J'I one mcor• net inlert.41,n. c.rd of Tu.OD •ad s,odal Not.ice• of Ew1lts U .UO. Obitllm.ea JlllbiLahed at 1 eent per word. ';70111)8 l DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS l MO. II toe 90c $'-"5 $4.50 IO 90c 11.20 $1.80 '6.00 llll 75c $1.50 $2.26 17.50 • ·. ' i ) : . .. l l f�I ------- --- BIG FOUR New Faclory Method ALL STEEL FLAT BED 8 FT. BY 12Mi ft. for lwo ton truck. Prlct $200. 0. F. Lyons, Rut­ land, SH2-4294 . 4-29-Jtc CAR WASH and MOTOR CLEANm UVE BAIT, MIN NOWS, NJGHT Crawler., l'ihing supplies, fish­ Ing l!C'ldl■ea, available from 6 a, m. to '1:30 p. m. week days. Sunday 6-1 0 a. m . Fife Novelty Shop. 4-21 -12tc $4.50 W hile You Wail LANDMARK SERVICE STATION E. Main It. PomeroY, Ohio ..,,_ WY,2-9931 Oil Cha_, Lobe Jobi, TV Stampe """""""""""""""""""""""'"' I TERMITI AND PIIT CONTROL by Fain. FrN lnlplltCtlon. ln1ur­ N by Nationwide.' PhOM R. •nd A. 1-..vlc. ·st.Hon WY22366.. 4-26-tfc THERE WILL BE A DANCE AT I the Mooae Hall, Saturday nlght frc:im '9:30 to 1 2:30. The public la Invited. There will alao be a Gun Shoot, Sunday at l p. m. ou Rl. 7 behind the skating rink. ii 28 3tp WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF "M■y 9 to May 15. Open Monday, May 16. "Cliffs Shoe Repair," �1lddlep:-rt. ·! 28 6tp .ATTINTION TIA.CHEAS Teachers needed for summer as­ aienment. Gm,ranteed Income. For informatlqn, . w:rite . Mr. Clark, P. O. ,BoX 4083, Parkera• bura:, W. Va. 4 29 3tc (2) For Sa le----- iVJ:NDOW QUNO» AND SHADFS Ver1.,lian Blinds, all 1ize1 and colon. Free &allmate■. Dale Wippal Supply1 2H\ Union i\ve., Pomeroy, Ohic.. 3-4-00lc This Week's Special j Card of Thanks WE � ISH TO EX PRE�S _ OUR eratitude and . apprecu1_hon to our many fr1end11, ne 1i:, hhors, relatiYe doctors and nurses a1 , Children's and Meigs l lospitala, Pomeroy Emergency Squad, Ewlni Funeral Home and Rev. Hal Oostc>r for their -ht!lp and kindneaa <luring the illneH and death of our beloved daugllter -and aisler, Virginia Jean Burke. (Signed : ) Mr. and Mra, Robert Durke, Mr . .and Mn. John Schultheiss Robert, Gerald and Kenneth Burke. 4-30-llp ■, MODEi, 1 25 HARLEY DAVIDSON excellent condition. First $12:5, 11ets ii. Phone CH 7-225 1 . 4 28 3tc ---TRACTOR. ,:::ultivalors OLIVER 60 mowing machine, Ready for work. Ou�ck <iale. $300. G. A. D�em, Aaclne, Phone Y.' 19-3088. 4 25 6tn IIUUJU•Oflf,;_ flf 4edl1flla ...1..., .. .... ...,., .. ..... .....,r1y • • • PICKUP. GOOD I IM9 DODGE condition , Mr■. Tyree Picken,. 4-S0-8lc Phone W1"'9a. -:-:-- --------- f� > for Sal• TWO PONY COLTS. REA80N1ble. D■Yld VanMeter, Weat COlwnbla. 4-28"Glc I Ferguson And Equipment ■■• Gilmore's Supply Store WY-2-2774 Vaughan', Exterminating Company St, Mlrys, YI. Va. Call a. Before 9:30 A.l,t A FORD BETWEEN 1929-1940. Good body and tenders. State price and condition In fint let­ ter. Write Mike Fultz, 1 10 High Street, Pomeroy, o. 4 28 3tp ( 1 4) For Rent ' > ■ ■ --- ------- JAME� SLAUGHTER PROPERTY, Portland, Ohio. i5 room house, 1 acre, outbuildlng11, carpenter ahop. Variety fruit and grapes. Fur further informatlon call VI 3-2416. 4 27 6tp PIANOS • BALDWlN • WURLffZllR and OTHl:R FAMOUS BRANDS :itP I USED CARI · ARE SHARP . -�··.u,..•...,.,. ,...••..\ ••• , , ...... 1 •••• I ■ 'tt .lllll Dill KARR & VAN ZANDT Pomeroy, Ohio iJ.reom hom1e with bath, 2-room secon d houic, 2 barm, double garage, Water supply, 2 dug wella. Lea�Ni. mineral rl&hta go. Price $6800.00. Nylon Hldc-A·Bf!d 11,nd chalr. $l7'; 9 x l2 wool t Ji and pad, $73; Hotpolnt auton,iatlc clolhfl dryer $85; Kohler and Campbell piano, $SO; Lii rllC Perfection fuel oil stove, $ l l ll. Sec Sylvia Carman, Peach FUrk Road, or Phone WY 2·6883· -f 28 3tc ACRE FXRM::aood , Room unfurnished apartment, and 11m11ll furnished apartment In Pomeroy. Phone WY .2·3028. 4 28 3tc FIVE, SIX, OR SEVEN ROOMS. 11� Butternut Ave. Inquire with­ in, 4 28 3lp Special v..,/•" ." �f,- '. " ,. �I ' $429.95 $299-95 • E. MAIN ST. R EMEMBER POMEROY, OHIO --- . Su11d1y - channel 8 12:00 l2:30 " : 00 1 : 30 2:00 3:00 3:30 t:00 VOT E ELMER F. J O N ES Pol. .' ' ' I �I ; , ,.. 'I '. 4:30 1,00 5:30 6:00 6 , SO ! ·Oil ' ::ii 81SO 9:00 9:80 10:30 John Hopkins File Bishop Pike Colleee New� Conferea• Big Pirture :My11tery Matinee Open J-learing Campaign Round.up ., The Commonwealth of Nations TB" Mattie'• Funday Funn._,. News Conference People's Choice Robin Hood Tl:<Cl!_dOWJ ¥1, .....�, • Lawmfin, The Rebe�' The AJas •. .i.f\! Johnny Staccato t,;o 111:SO Sports Special Danee Party Movie Spectac�lar Perry Ma■on Wanted-Dead or Alive !r. Lucky llaYp GU11, Will Trayel Gun11mbke Nol For Rlre News and Weath.er, Theater 1J . Sign Olf · _' ·:::x· Snday - Clianllll 13 \00 )30 1:,!!I . 10:00 110:30 11 :QO FU RNISHED Al'AIITMENT, 3 room11 and baU1. Phone WY26913. 4-30-Stc REFRIGERAWASIIEl! S AND lors, furnished apartment, ullll­ tiea furnl11hcd. Phone Ewing's Store WY2-2660, Pomeroy. 4-30-3lc Revival Cru■ad,e Amerlc1n11 at Wor\ CllT"!sUan Sc\en<:e1 FYI Camera 3 Blg Picture RFD, llev. l:lwood GJbbll Qrpl Roberts MoYle Maaterpieee, Wllbrd Wilcox Face the Nation G!I Col!ege Bowl �mall World Tb• :r..enU<!!i C,nll!rT ....... Dtln'1,11 tbe llen Cf 81QO Ed S)lllivan Show �,!JI! 011) Theater 9:!lo �. Wt�hcock Pre ent. 10,00 l1ct llon>11 Proarem. 19,30 Wliat'I l,ly Lin• . CURLY. UYOI 11,so IJ:00 12:30 1:00 t:30 5:00 1,1111 1,!IQ 1,811 • T:00 DESIRABLE APARTMENT IN Middleport. Call WY2-3267. t-30-31.c l 1 7 J Help Wonted u.s.,.,. ■ r:so- $250 Pe, Wffk Good Men fl 70 - $125 - Aver... Men Pair Man We have all of lhe talr and 11-ver­ j11e��en we need, but we heed gol.-d men. To these men, we will offer a guarant('cd weekly. income and rurnish hlm with all lhc good quali li�d leada he can use, He. must Ile of good charactc-r, have an auto, have I famJ ly obligalion, man manaa:e menl capabllllies. These p011ition1' are nailabll' In Meiaa. Alhena, Vin­ ton and Jack11on counties. If I"OU can mecl Lhc above quallfication1 imcl you are completely sincere about a solid future, c111l Lancaster U I. :i◄513 'for immediate appointment. 4 29 2tc ■ __ _____ ....................,. WITH ■• ' ..,._.,_ I,.____________________ ' . .' BAKER FURNITU �E ' ON THE BRIG!fTEST CORNER IN MI DDLEPGRT, OHIO · ,. ·!• e::fa 9:00 9:30 1 1 :QO 1 1 :io 1 1 :15 1 :00 7:4, 7:-17 Sgt. Prell� Mu1ic ln pte llo.apd Jlpi Th�� Sbu,w Wea.thercql Nt:� Piclui't , , HunUer Bflrllfl' · lopalt HuctJeHn, BlhJ Jtlvf!rbol1. T�lea Wf!:111 1'1119 ?etu <i'1JlD H U of :Nie� �ifJJID!f w,athern� J•ck jt1ar SiJn Off · ■ ot Y,�• , lt.l!P• I ' ' " O Ll to , � . ::.::.::.....::::. :::.:c:i,.:,______ Chnq "'1 LUon dttt ••-,, P-" 1" naf 8:00 I 8:30 9,30 •• l :� 1 I :30 1 t2:00 12:SO LOO 1 ,30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 l:'00 5:SO 8:00 1:30 6:40 6:411 7 :00 , 1 •30 8:30 l:30 l l : 10 i 1 :1 5 11 :2cf �OP.I) IP,ctacullf llqmper ...m :t,favle n--u ._pur -•o -.I Mattled Joan R eptleu 0� �ye Th•t Bo'a. About �..a Medjo D11 In C0qn The Gile � Snow Beat the !Vb• Do Y"'1 '.l'nlll Amfflc■J"i tsnann4 Rln Tin Tin. San 1,"niiei.t.-o Reat Jt•<:I< Cha�n�I 1 3-Monda) . 8:00 CBS �ewa C■pt�lp Kaniaroo cut� ThN.ter Bed BQwe ljJlow On 'rl,j . I LQ,e· Luc� , _, Decenlbet< Brlllo 2:00 2:/!!i s,i)(l S · IIJO &:'\41 1:15 � LI?" oj ur, • � l!#r<b f.::' To,oomhr s,!ler n. m� :i:: :::::•��ur : 1 '0Smllls, ,SJg,:;1 ··00 ..,. · thor 1,U A �• at the l;.IO lode lllvlln Sholl' 1:1111 ,\Dior ''ll' All4J 1:00 · Hlll!W"Y l!atrol 1:30' mt Kote Sh°" 8:00- Playbouei llO 9:30 Ann Sotbern Show .0:00 Henne"')' 10,so Dul'ont Sl>ow -1:01 Nen •l :10 A Look at IVnther ' 1 : 15 T\teater !I · 2:30 SIil> Olf w.. �!ill II>• The Youni Married Cl■u of the Long Bot.tom Churche11 met ih the Methodist Church bBBement Fridiy evening for a Jitney Supper wilh the proceeds going to the churches. Vice president. Gepeva Yat.e■ presided at t�e meetln2. Mrs. Tr11s Swain or£ered prayer and G1,i�ine Newlun iave a talk on the BibJ'e chanctet, 8.uth. Delores Fra11lr: will speak on Rachel at the next meeting wbtcb will be held at Forked Run L,ke. Evel1n Slout's birthday wa■ ftl· meqibered and the meeiing clued with Pl'■)'er by Osc�r �3l>c9c,. A.ttendln1 were • Mr. nd ·Mn, QI­ car jabc0tk and Roy, Mr- and Mft. Davt Yatu, Mr. a11d· Mrs, Glen Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Harlls Frapk and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo"le Frederick and family, ·Mrs. Tree, ■ LeQal Notice I LEGAL NOTICE ' ·•· 13,ids will be received al the of• flee, of Webster & Fultz, Pomerov N1tlonal Bank Building, PomerojV H Ohio, unUI 10:00 A. -H. on the 8Ua ... -1 i day of May, 1 960, tor the aalf Ut •• I.he Ella White rea1 e1tate 11itu1ted in the Village of Syracus1, Ohio. and consisting of a two ,lon' fram e dweUlng house , tour room■ downatatrs ■nd three roorn1 and bath UII stain, garage and four adjolhtni Iota. The real estate la appr■I� tor $MO().OO 11nd cannot be sold for le"11 than the apprai11ed value. · FRIEDA FAEHNLE, al Adi:nlnlatratrlr. oi thi Estate of Elli White, deceased. (t) 26, 29. 30: (3) 2, 4, &, etc · '2. Coffin and 1tan4 >.' .l .fl ' lH' ONLIEST WAY .l"D GO TO 1'HAT fOOLISHMENT WOULO BE H06 -11ED AN" ORUG YE OAOBORN BOl.MY HUNTER ! , . u �or .,�.,. 4 1 .1 .v,\' ot e. OJ4 ,..,, (abbr.) -,,:-,r-r-r 7 I J\l. l'lnch.. (llur,) \ JL Rook � 23, lllaa I Sothem: SL TtUo ot \ !T • ..... .:5!,. . .. :rt, TO to4dll ao. Man.'• liANCY. ,. .� "•\ WE'RE ALWAYS FIGHTING, AND IT'S SI L.LY ..- � - 1.�ui. :::�:!' • 1 40. At one lhaa of leainlnC .a.Branoh •� ff1 DAll,'f' CJDn,c>QtJO'IIII � Uetn low · . .& It T p J, B .& ;\' It • ' · .. L O II' O f . L.L O W A t. _. llmplf -c!a to, �. In thlo llqle ,., � lhNO L'& X for . lroJ>l!M. the llbJrlh an! � of t11e ftilltl D all IJlallfo lettcri � � 1111 oode ON . .· ,a · QQ� J1' ill4111 lla a , ' ,· , � X � L R B V L a Ill -�!!•llff . J' O � O B i::..�7 Q D l' B L -'9 If"- .,... ,rz-•!'ijftf.0 J'" Q "','f' ,. I B ' L V I O B·D IC B - W 11: I I 1) I' L , &i>sia · "■'.;.• ., · .� · · · -�--�--..,. -� _,.,.. 111 ..,� · · ..:- ,_ ••---· � l!'t, lllllll Fl ,.. _.,, _ ��'r, • .' \ ' ' : t r •,' . ·r .•_ :,. ·j•• +.,. ! 1; FOU NDA TIO N H06WASH � I�. l1o4 pleuuro · 17. catu. .(lt · Tlellta,11.. JIOWN 4 dial.) II. �q to� J. 4 judlelal 18- T&vm, vJr\'1 Dltl!,e inqueat 21. �• ,. C&pe -, 1� ()peraUo Soulia N. C. of 1nelodf· 8. Berore U. l"all France tlower C.. Dlaflgure 22. Mllitary U. South I. Tower 1n 11up1,>Uea .Atrie&II Bhlnar 2,. Salt 7.....,,, ....._ Jrfegro · C. Peral• l chem. ) 14- a,t (dial, V. Mr. Croeby 25. QUlck 211, Whlr1PooJ l'Af0) Wicked 2p. Last aylI• 81. Re""81 8.A., ldnd of ·PtnoM a ble of a. 89. Sandarao Upr 11. GNM,JI oJ4 word trH • ,S. 11oo, jlt JJl, l<ublj-, • ' M. Wabloa& Te,ta,nent. ir· � uni •37, c.owll ", lV, Co>nPMI (KA) \. k· 38. CllrllOD ' \ ' . ·<",. ' ' . F I RM PAW " IF VE'U 60 WIF ME lO Tlf PARENTS NI SOiOOLMARM'S /1\EETIN' TONIGHT l'L!. 61T' ME A 601.D SIAR 10. PASTE IN TK' WINDER J-'; 1, NE W R EVO LU T IO N A R Y EX T RA •1J1d -i , 1" 1 1 Ffl'\' Swain, Naomi Pickens, Vera Weber al\d sons, Orva Jean Holter, W1nda Larkins a�d family, Gladine New• lun and daughter and· Violet Smith and family. ... U<>J,;.IJ . • �� . or Wone il'ou,e . Party 11'1,e Mijllonalre The Verdict la, Your, 11r11h1er o., Tile 6ecrot Monn The lldfe ot Nl-" lonq Bottom '. nickname IL IIHowre4 <lt �lnsl _ - -"" & ·9'tl' ,,- Tuma Church Class Hol-ds Supper At H l ll llol f.' \' l:, u t' . I • !• YOU!' 1'Ja<; .._.,_ Weitber Teller Jobn n.1y ftltwa Broken Arrow Cheyenne Bourbon Street Beat Advqtore.1 In Par1dl11t 'IM Amateur Hogi: fiiil New!I Tool,Cbl Sc111nin£ the Weather Spott Report Late Show 1,ao :\' • Worl,il Sign On Sunday Chapel � s. � 91�- t G � t�� � l:IO Rev. lltalU� (liutland )l:Jolop) 8:IO CoUDU')' Ryan 'l1mt 8:35 The Sunday Show 9:80 N�• 8:96 The Sunday Sho• 10:30 N'�wa 10:8' The Bu:aday 8bow 1 1 :10 The Armf Hour 12:00 Noon New, 12:IJ Vlrclnla VILltot (Pa,:e•llle Jt.poatolic Church) 12:30 United Netlon■ Sbo• 12;t5 Socbl Set:urUr 1 :00 Rev. THU (C■rpent,rl 1 :30 Sunday Showeaae 2;00 ·Annlv.,ury !;howeue l:IO BrOl,dW'aJ Sbowcue 8:08 Sunday Sbowcue 8:30 Rev, Wlllon (New Hann Chllt'Ch of God) 4:00 Sunday Show-cue 4:30 Newa t:85 Sunday Showcase 5:30 News & we,tber 1:40 Gan,re111�an Moeller &:45 Waehinaon Report.II to tbe Pt$ple 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:80 Oft the Air letum, 81,n On Gue■t Star New■ " Weather RFD Breakfut Partr New• Break.fut Party New, Motorcade Star Sal ute Top Ten Noon Newl Weeke!ld Ntwt Weekend Ohlo Ne:w1 w�i.ead Newt Weekend New, Weekend Guest Star Pat Boone Show Sundown Serenade Oft the .A.Ir . . . . OAl�Y CJtOS $WORD . U :00 �un'1.ar I(ew, l:1S T'tHl�r , ,. 8�15 0:00 .0:00 'O:SO 1 1 :0j) 11,so i2,oo 12:SO I� � : f:N 4,00 1: 11 8:30 7,00 8,30 8,85 t:30 10:00 10:SO 1 1 :00 11,00 12:U l :SO 1,36 2:SO 2,36 3,30 3:3ll 4 : 30 4:35 5:30 5,45 6:00 o,so WHTN.TV �Channel 13 4:80 &:00 6:00 '1:30 8:30 9:00 tt,SO 10:00 10:30 'b.:00 SLEEPING ROOM. 409 W. Main-st Pomeroy, Call WY 2-2848. 4 29 6tp 5:�0, 6:00 8:16 P4 · Z, 5:30 •:45 t•OO 7:80 "'SQ, .,. , • , tT'!oo" thalllltl 13 - Sa1urd11y Adv. Katie noon,,� Show Topper Dour� Re 1111 Play Your Hunch J'rl" 11 llllht Cnacentr1tloa Tr\ltlll or Conmequence11 II Could ho You Mid Day N,w■ Movietime l.Dretta Young WCHSRTV (�4-nr,•' •= io, 0.11nnel d - Satvrda, 1� : --i!��� nbu Owner Sign On • cntal Cla11Sroom i: 3:00 Young Dr. Malo'."', ,:31} From Thue Roots 1:00 Comedy Playhouse 4:::10 Adventure Time 'HID SteanJboat Bill Sign On This is the Life TV Chapel Industry on Parade Gardt:n Club of W. Va. Championship Bowling Sunday Moviclime TBA Favorite Story Science Fiction Theater Meet the Press Sunday News Picture overland Trail Franees Lanford .., Show '":hevy Show Loretta Young Show Wichita Town ,,so ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION Harry Mliler, 1 1 : 15 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 12:45 1 �00 2:00 . 3:SO 4;00 4 :30 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 9: 00 10:00 10:90 5:30 F11m 8:00 · Record Hop Die, c, .... Sh.., 8:00 Brave St.alUon a,so Leave It to ee,aver 0:00 Lawrence Well Sbo-. ee U. S• A : 10:00 J ll :00 Up-to-the-Minute Nelli 11:10 Sports Report. 1 1 : US Late Show WITH TRADE A noth er Good Bu y From BA K ER'S ms. U,I. N-. �. Waverly, Ohio 0,..• ....., ..., , .. , PH I LCO REGU LAR Pd. _,.. ■ 1N Waverly Mobile Hom• Sales fflll(O .0-IJf. STATE CENTRAL COMM ITTEE '71M1rr 'lninMI 11w,..­ IACUOli. e Channel 3-Monda, S:45 6,00 T-0,) 9,00 D,ao 10:ou '0:,0 ll ,(Ill l UMI 1 2:00 ' � ·SO \ ·00 l :10 2:30 Cha!lnel 3 - 'lun_.a) FOR REPUBL'ICAN (ZObi ·$ i295 • ■ - -------- - T R A I L E R $ -- POMEROY MOTOR CQ. · 9IJINl!lnf; .CIIIJO' li ' Mlddlaport WY •2·2649 Pomeroy WY •2-319! Ju.UTZ Pl D STOit At cYukon 5-2141 HAMILL IIRVIC STATION -re 9,00 A.M. Albany 3353 Effry Day llenlef' ,_ w,·.2,22ss ,-ny, SOMEONE TO CARE FOR CHILD· REN for two week Live in. frURDY BABY BED. SOLID panel Phone WY 2-2297. 4 l8 3tc � ble adjusta board, b&ad and tobt aprlnllt Sifnmon, "Bea 1.1.ty•Baby" KITCIIEN HELP. APPLY waterproof lntusprlna: fftlllrcu. ""f!IOn only al M■rlln Rostaur• ,-Exc4lllent. ,::ondltlon, Ph. WY 2ant, Mlddhtport. 4 28 3tc 4 27 Ste Super 81 - 4 Door -== 11. -----------i ! uEALTHY WOMAN 611-10 ro Be1'udM h'OI')' &nd turquoiae live In and cook and keep hou,e flnllll, Nke new" t,lrea, bydr.ama• for man. No drtnklng. Write lie -· po- brlk... rodlo, 668-H, c/o Tho Daily SenBox Look at the Space. Look at tibe beater, nel nice. tinel, Pomeroy. ii 28 3tp Prk:ea. Look at the Saving1, For IJhi, Bolt Buy & Beet Terru BEAUTICIAN. APPLY IIYSEU:s Beauty Shop, Phone WY'2�1. on Ne-w 1'l'id USED, Look lo ' 4-30.8tc , Diet Sterrett CLIL,\NDI ._.... a TV -■..-1, 1er.t1a DRESS UP FIXTURES FOR SHOW APA.11."1.'MENTS - i'Urmi?ued and harness, kidney V spread atraps unt urnUlhed. Mc.Yuten, Middle­ Oh1e. and a lot o! olhcr lhings 11t., a port.. Phone WY •2-1288. 2-3-tt 215,U � bal'C'a ln. Also Good hone drawn �·Ai.al ha trow No. 1 2, double set 5 ANO 8 HOOM HOUSE,TW Q5 lnsuronce work harne!tll, good shape. J room apartment11. A. N . Bengel, youn � 4 year old iron gro)' Phone NY2-3272. 1 1-2-tfc BARNES-SIMPSON lN� lJR ... Nl&: mare, good worker single or Agentt. Mlddleport. Firte., AuC. double. Good 11cl h11rness on fOR RENT HOUSE IN POM�ROY mobile, 8ondL Pllone WY-J. bllck. Al,m , good to ride. Sec 4 rooms and bath, unfurnl11hed. 2903. Uowitrd Stewart' 1-larrlsonvllle Call af•.�r 5:30 P. M. Phone Rt, 1, Ohio. 4 28 WY2-a61, -t-16-tfc ------=:-:--:-- _ 195.6 OLDSMOBILE FULTON-THOMPSON ■ ( 1 1 ) Wanted Ta Buy DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOi\ uled farm machlnerf! Soc Bill Qoodw(p •nd buy at farm price•B(X- (llllc1 from Wllkeavme. . . ' '" 4 28 SQlc -- \ ·-• •6/t• --, Ford 1 1•24-tfa PHONE :19 4 :00 The School Story 4:30 Science Fiction Theater 5:00 Dete,c-tive's Diary 5,30 Waterfront 6 : 00 Home Run Derby 8:30 News Piclure 4:45 S�turday Sports Roundup 0:5& We■tbercast ,too Saturday Night Jamboree 1:30 Bonina 8:$0 Man and the Challenge 9:(tO The Deputy 9:30 World Wide, 60 10:30 �an From ln terpol 0 :00 N"ew11 H�1111linm 1 1:rn ".'lept.t,e,,,111r 1 1 :l!i SboekwatcD , ·M 'U2n Off ' PH I LCO SPECIAL! l 1 · fV' Newt RiNdl•.Dlt 1 1 :JO Weatbercut 1 1:1& Nltewatet- Channel 3 - SattJl'd■y I nternationa l u,1 186' PONTIAC VB t dr. Sedan. .Ra­ dio and beater. o.ne careful own• er. Sharp car. $2AH.OO. Blaetl­ nar'a, Pomezoy, f 2'1 etc . TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 TRACTO RS For FREE Inspection - CIMR UNol Cara Alt Malw. anti MNtii■ IIAITROPOLITAN MOTOU ••11 ... Mal11 It. ,.,,....,, Oh.. w. 1'MYO Daily Program Schedule DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 30, 19M--7 Equipment ( 9a ) Ma rine Supplie& 19M t.:UEVROLET V8 .Slation W•· son. One careful owner. Show11 be11t of care. $13�.oo. BlaeH­ nar'a, Pomeroy . 4 27 tile I ■ Used Farm 1 8 ) Au ta So les 1�7 BUICK V8 Cent.ury 2 dr. h■rd top. Power 1teffin1 1nd brakoa. Dyn1tlow drivie. One ureful owner. Like new flnlah lnalde and out. tl71HUNJ. Bl1t1ttnar'a, P�metO)'. f 2'1 Ste I '-"CRft/' TRACTOR SALES FORD VB 2 dr. Sedan. Fordo­ mallc. Extra sharp. $il 20,.00. Blaetlnar'■, Pomeroy, 4 27 tile ■ PUBLIC AUCTION Hlvhfft Quality Aulomatlc■ Personal property of the late 493 Ll11C10l1t It. MODERN i'' lVE FOR SALE S E E Herman Kelch will be sold at Phono WY•24561 Mlcldlroom house, full basement and aurtion al the residence next atlic. Assume balance of 4.7o lo the Post Ofhce at Portland, COMPLETE IN�URANCE �RU­ direct governmenl loan Lot ro \ Ohio, May 7, 12..30 P. M . : Kel• SOFT WATl!:R SERVICE lectloo.. Llfe, Aut.o, fl'ire. Polio. ,c ! Ml. Good neighborhood. Call v 1nat-0r ftefrlgeralor, Elflctric Chet 11a.nnehill.. Owner Call Don K1lll, 31:ldd.leport , or see Freddie Thiibet, M•son, 1 Range, Tables, Kitchen Stove, 0"10. 111 MulMt'ry PonMro'f W. Vt. 4-26-tfc and Cabinet, fuel Oil and Coal Heaters, Livin� Room Suite, FOR SALE SEVt•;N ROOM HOUSE I 2 Bedroom Suites, Upholstered GRAVELYn.AcToi SAL•• AND with two baths, garagt', wasb Chairs, Wool kugs, TV Set, End Service. 51 2 E. Ma lft, Pomeroy. house, cellsr, lar{:t.' corner Joi Tables, . Coffee Table, Utility PhOM WY2-2975. 0Pffl 'tll 9 ,.... localed in Chester, Ohio. on Cabinet, Player Piano Rolls, p. m. until June l . S.,ln.,.n, I � Route 1. Priced to sell If inter­ Portables, Electric Mower, Hand Harold &ernhnt, RNd•ville, ested call or write Paul Poling, Ohio. Phone, Cooly".llt 3'91. Toola, Bee Hive and F,quip,­ MIOOLEPORT - 9-room brick, Ripley, W. Va. 'I t-i. ES2-9433. / bath, hardwood ment, Porch Furniture, 1 2 3-10.lfc floors, full 4-26-tfc Gauge Shot Gun and many oth­ basement, rurnace, large level er articles not listed. Terms: lot $12,1500.00. I, '). McCOY Cash. S iRACUSE10-room frame and AUCTIONEER Mot rHpon1ibl• for ■ccic..nts store .,n Rt. 124. Has 2-five Ro""9 2,. LOftl Bottom, ..._ Mrs. Virginia Moore roon:. apartments. All util!lie�. Adminiatralrix HOM.l: BUu..DERS, £ffiCft CABIOnly $:i750.00 for quick sale. NET makers Formica sink tops. 90-ACRE FARM-20 in cultivaBradford Auction Company. Vinyl iuoe11tos block laid. Houae 4-30-6tc lion, balance in timber and grass. 2 dozen young fruit repa.ln ot all deacrlptiou. CaU STEAM TABLE, ELECTRIC HOT I G uy Ne'.&ler, Racine, Ohio. tree. 2 hen houses, J reliervoirs, dog mat'hine, booths and elec2 24 Uc with 2 w.iter systems. 6-room tric compressor. Will sell ------------house, bath, full basement with cheap. Inquire Marie Steiner, MU&LLIR FURNACkc., WISflNOdfep freeze, barn and other HOUSI appllanqa. Arnold a,o. Corner Restaurant, Cheshire, buildings $9000.00. 0., or call WY2-'4!565. 4-30-3lc thff11, 5yracuN, Ohio. PhGM 1 76 ACRE FARM--50 in culliva1 1 -19-tfc WY-2.-6314. lion, balance in improved pasBED AND SPRINGS, DlNING 1 ___ ___ _____ ture. Lays well. Has good table, wood rocking chair, iron 'lll.,EVlSION RADlO A...�D SM.ALL nice silo, dairy barn, fences, Ot.ia board, lawn appHance repalr. Phone mower. Ellen milking parlor. 7·room house, Ohio. Ebersbach WY2-208�. M:cCllnloet. Rac,ne, 4-30-3tp bath, bueinent and 2 porches. 2-1-Uc 1 963 CHRYSLER WINDSOR $14,000.00. need motor work, F-20 Farmall CUSTO.ll BU lLT XITUUCN D& CUCKLER REALTY tractor on rubber, needs some aiped for . �llf homJ l'NI .,.. &ox 299 PhoM WY1-3130 repair, or sell for parts, t set ttm,tea. l'oc�ID and Abbott. Pomeroy, Ohio 8-6-tf 14 and 1 set 12 inch pull type Phone WY-2-�1. 4-30-Jtc ------- ---tractor .plows. Wm. F. HoudaN shell, Kingsb ii ry Road, Rt. No. ft LI Y ISION RADIO A 0 SMALL FOR SALE FOUR ROOM BLO CK Appl lanc. Npalr, Cell P r• nk house, basement and land for 2, Pomeroy. 4-30-31.p Capttlna, 414 N. hcond Av■., sale. 2-25Q2 Mrs. Theresa Louise - - - -Ali In Good Condition I 3 He Mlddllpffl, -Gibbs, Letart Rt l, M ason C.O .• GIRLSI , 4-30-3tc W. Va. AUCTION You may aa well be dead aa with_ CNnplete lenlee out while tennis oxtorda. We :_ R _ S_ ALE __ FO FIVE II0 0.M H0-USK I Crltt Bradford have them at $1.99, $3.29 and with bath. Nice loeation. Melvin $4.49. Navy and cha-cha hat■ $1. 'Write, Phone or Contact Hood, 1 1 1 Loclllt St., PomerOJ Shoe Box, 4 27 4tc 1 A. C. lltADFORD, Recine, OhS.. S·So-3'0tp COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR, $33. ___________ _ Phone WY 2-204-4. 4 Zll 3tc BOUSE FOR SALE Lil l'AGEPhone WY-2-5 1 0 1 town, la rooma, 4 rooms down, up, approximJ.tely 1 acre le­ 2 POMEROY, OHIO vel land excellent. well 13 mile• from Pomero)' on St.ate Route 1111D BOATS ANO MOTOM "5 6Q2. Price $800.00. Inquire and 11P whll• th.., lut. Met;o­ Mr.s. Howell at Paa:etown. pollttn Moton. 600 Main 3-12-80tc It,, PorMroy, Phone WY�O. r I\ Oi.YMl'IC �ACILITl I l T pletod t,,, In advance o/ Ille AU(. ROME UPI - Wort on the In• Z7 openlna:. -----st.allalion11 for the 1ummer Olympies Gamea at Ro ,ne wUl be comMr, at.d Mr■. Rollin Daniel■ of ' Columbut are ■nnouncins the Eric Mannlnj:, on a irtb of son, h U RO TE LOT E ON COT't'AG AND April 12. 338 above Antiquity near Ohio Rivfl!r. Out of high water. Priced Grandparenll ar• ,iln. 'dl.l\nnina to 11ell . See Arthur Arnott, Rt. 2 Darliela of Columbu1 and M.n. Mar­ Racine. Va. 4 2:5, 6tc I tha Woolard, Parkenbur&, 1 2 1 1 Rea l !:state PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 19) . ... -- TWO HOMES Nl..AR RUTLAND. 4 • room frame, I acre ground ,11nd 5 • room rrame, J.:JO acres. Sacrifice for quick salt> Mabel Hoi;:uti, Hutland, Ph. SH 2-49:12. 4 23 6tp C U LLIGAN Au ,.._.,N by 10 A.M.. wW bo ln that day·■ '""per. I I I .Notices .- (91 For Sale I, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 30, 1960 l'O& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llESULUl RATES :, .' -------�---- --1 2 1 ) ---Rea l Estat e ---- ' YES LET'S CALI..' A TRUCe I'M GLAO OUR FE'UO IS· OVER 1HE'RE JUST ONI! M0R.El "rH ING 'IO DO •• �MIET MONDAY Band Booster Associt Monday night at the Senior High audiis a day ahead of the because of the primary Operatiora Forward Night Observed By P.omeroy Grange At Thursday Session "Operation Forward" night was observed Thursday evening by Pomeroy Bend Grange at the DAV hall . C. L. Heaton, worthy master, called the meeting to order. followed with the salute to flag and prayer by Mrs . T . A. Hewetson, chaplain . Mr. Heaton welcomed the members and guests after which the meeting was turned over to Mrs . John lerrell, lecturer, who presented a program, using as her theme the evenmg, preceded a talk on TONIGHT "Spring .'' "Juventle Dellnqumcy" by Mar"BATTI,E FLAME" shall Carhsle of Jackson . ..,_,._....,..-- Brady _ El,ai~ Edwards The Booster Night special mesA poem . "Spring" was read by _ also _ sage was read by il!ayor Charles Mrs . Hewetson and a piano solo, "SURRENDER HELL" Legar, after which a get-acquainted "Indian Summer" was presented 'Ith Andes- Susan Oabot pertod was held with group singing. by Charlesanna Hess . A skit , " Why of "How Do You Do, Everybody" Men Stay Home " was given by SUN., MON. and TUES. and self mtroduction of all pres- Mrs. C. L Heaton . Mrs. Lawrence ent. Group singing ol "Springtime Lannmg , :\!rs. Francis Morris and "SUMMER PLACE'' Jl,mdra Dee - Richard Egan ln the Rockies" accompanied by Mrs . D~ton Strickland, lollowect ==~==~~====~~M~r~s~.~O~l~iv~e~l~ng~r~a~h:am~,__!P~i•~n~i~st~for by a poem "Aprtl in the Sprmg" C: by :,trs Charles ~pcnrcr THEATRE I Ma.inly About People 0 In Pomeroy ay LUCILLE KAWKINI ·.,!rs John Parsons and son. Jef· Irey have returned to their home ID L'olumbus after a several <Jays v1s11 with her parents , Mr. and Mrs Halph (;1imore. ~Jr . anu Mrs. Vernon Bobb and sons ol Columbus arrived ~-rtday ev~nrng tor a weekend v1s1t w1lh her pare us. Mr . and Mrs . Ralph utlnwre. Mrs. Donald Holter ol Hunung ton, W. Va .. ts spendtng the week cnu with her mother, Mrs. Albert Young and other relattv6.!!. Hentz Wolle spent Friday in l'la11,s w11h his smers, Misses Ida t'ollv.v111~ a ,kll. · 1.,ust" by Mrs . •"" Augusta Wolle and brother, Spencer and M:.» Hess, W. U Al· I uruver. kl11s ,;,ul"· v ii 1h , llc,i,llal issue. A . . skit, ".\ ""·'•" '·,1 ~111111" was pre· .. 1r. and :\!rs. Donley Re1bcl and sentetJ ·•11h ' " '"' 1·, rrdl. Lari tlau.;htcrs, lJonna and fae, Mrs. Smith and Bill I akc as patients . [ «c1,. , llc1bc1, Mrs; Lleland Hines Chan e:, L•·~·" '" the lnshman, and I .m.l .\lrs. Uenver fhuma were ID Mrs. l'h•rlc, 1, .. ~ar , lhc recept1un- 1v11kcsv1lle, We<Jnesday evening, to isl. A ll•ncc 1111111bcr was presented I atlu,d a lJutch Mail.I party g1ve11 by l'llarlco.n11a lless . Jan('[ lirown I UJ ·'11 •· liar ., Icy 1 ~t_rong. . h d Barbar• Loc',,11 ,,11d Tma liaxter , .v, r . anu .v rs. (;,me Mite an after wu:cn 111 ,.mbcrs ol lloek s011, .vlark, muved last week from Springs (;r.llgc, under the direc- ,he Hlazew1cz properly to the Eblion ul Mrs. Huber Brown con- e1sbacn pruperty on ;,tulberry-av. ducted a guessing contest. · Mem- ·111e Mlle hes were in . van!po!;s, hers of Chester (;range presented I hursday. where Mark 1s ~ecelv~ ~ a s~unl • with Mrs. David Koblentz treatment al Holzer Hospt&al in charve. Vr . and Mrs. Alston Tracy teturned to their home in Columbus Short talks were given by C. N. ' , huroday evening afte~ befll! Jones, deputy master. and ~' rank c•ued here by the illnes, ~ Clark of Hemlock (;rove Grange. ucalh of his lather, J. E. Tracy. -------Group singing of rounds conc l•1ded the program. ' Refreshmrnts of humc made ice cream, cake a11d coffee were served in the dinmg room by home economics committee with Mrs. Carl Smith as chairman, lo the Rutland Garaen Club met at members and 41 guests. The din- theThe home of Mrs. Roy Stone, at ing room and tables were decor- Langsville 'Monday even1·ng. ated with arrangements of spring A nominating comm1'tte cons!"flowers . After lhe refreshments, °' cake walks were held with C. L. ing o( Mrs. Bertha Lasher,. Mrs. Chris Diehl and Mr•. James NicholHeaton, Mrs. H. W. Jaccaud and son, was elected. • Cbuckie Bill Legar the winners. Plans were made for attend1·ng Granges represented were Rock the regional meet at Logan, May 4. Springs, Hemlock (;rove, Chester A comm,· ttee was appo1· nted to arand Racine . There were also guests range flowers for the band banfrom Jackson and Pomeroy. quet, April 29, and Mrs. James Titus and Mrs. Robert Reibel were named to have charge of the flow era !or the band concert on May 1. The club voted to sell flowers for :viother 's Day The sale will be held at Erlewine·s store Micy 5, 6, and 7 _ Cub Scouts of Pack 248 met The date of the next meeting Monday evening al the Pomeroy was changed to May 23 and ~'ill be First Baptist Church with Dana held at 1:30 p. m. Holdren , cubmaster, presiding. A silent auction of polled plants The meeting opened with the and flowers was held and the hospledge lo flag, followed by a tess served refreshments at the short business session. Awards close of the meeting. were presented to John Goodwin. a bear badge; Loring Vaughan, a bobcat pin and wolf' badge and Timmy Glaze. a bobcat pin . Mrs. Oliver Michael contlucted a quiz on birds and Den Four . of . whwh Mrs. Charles Spencer and "p,fs. Elza Gilmore Sr., are Five applicants were accepted derv, mothers, presented a skit for membershi.p and one appliFive Great Lakers" efreshments were served at cation read when Rock Springs l e close of the meeting by Den Grange met Thursday evening. Amos Leonard, worthy master, Two of •which Mrs. Michael and presided and it was decided to Mrs. Lee Tyo are den mothers . The next meeting will he a change the next meeting from wiener roast al 1hr Syracuse i'ark Thursday, May 12 to Friday, May 13. Alfred Gran;;c will be on Monday , May 23 . guests al this meeting and will present a program. t'ollowing the business sessio11 Lhe group attended "Operation rorward" night at Pomeroy Bend Grange. OTICE We Thought We Had The Hardware Sold, But The Deal Fell Through. We Are Forced To Keep The Hardware Open For A Limited Time Until Entire Stock Is Sold. Rutland Gar-den MCMASTER Club N Elects G Offlinating rOUp HDWE. & FURNIN MIDDLEPORT you can make your home more livable anti beautlful 6y REMODELING Cub Scouts Meet Monday At Baptist Church • It's Easy • It's Economlcal It's Qulclc ' \ I Fb:e Applicants Seek Membership Into Grange ,;\ "ce ~ th M111y Dow • ~asy Budgu hrm1 • POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO•• May Day Party Held Friday At Sugar Run Scho.'>I ~ IT'SfJISY We con handle eYerythlng for ,you. Plan, .• , material, ••• cantracton , •• •nanclng. Ju11 let uI know what yau want. We wn• da the rell. • IT'S ECONOMICAL Madernl1lng your home by remedellne u11¥1lly add, than a clallar, for Heh clallar tpenl, In 1911111 ef re, "'°" •I• v.lve. lf'S QUICK Our,.....,. at19ntlen It yeur J.i. Ille • 111,n • ll"kk ct111plttlan et yeur ,.. modell"I _..... We aN -,letely • let up i. handltoll phaNe,_...,. .. ftnleh. .. The second grade of Su~ar Run School taught by Mrs . Beatrice Reinhart held a May Day party Friday allernoon following the recess period . Pamela Neutzling was the May queen and reigned over the various activities of the afternoon . She was attended by Kathy Conde and Betty Jean Hobstetter Pat O'Brien was chosen to crown the queen . The queen , her attendants and king , Pat O'Brien were elected by their classmates earller In the week . Refreshments were provided by Mra. Leo Vaughan, Mrs. Elia Gilmore Jr., Mrs. Gardner Wehrun1, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and Mrs. Richard Neutzllng. Following the party the children took home their May baskets which they made during the art period . They plan to fill the baskets with !lowers and give them to u neighbor or friend . 8-Daily-~tlflet,.Pomeroy-Mtddleport, o., April 30, 1980 Junior-Senior Prom Held Lqst Nig~t At daulbter, Mn. Alla Jlll'llon on Middleport Hi Followed Oriental .Theme· ~~.;!dJe~4 ,,!';.f!!:'n:~- her Wedneaday. Mrs. Dav)d Eaaterday · New Rmul President Lloyd Johnson was elected Band Prcsldent at the meeting Monday night to replace Mrs. Barbara Gaul who was president for the past five years. Other olficers !or the coming year are Mrs. Jane Fick, vice president; Mrs. Esther Wright, secretary; Mrs. Margaret Amber• ger, treasurer and Mrs. Barbara Gaul, news reporter. The new officers will be in charge of the next meeting May 23. The gymnasium of the Middleport High School was transMrs. Katie Wllfon at Harrlsonf ormed into an Oriental Garden Friday night for the annual ville who tln!lerwent 1urgery at Junior Senior Prom . A false ceiling of starred red crepe pa- Pleasant V~lley Hospjtal for cataper and lighted Japanese lanterns was hung and scrolls with 'racl.8, was retum,tl to the home of Chinese writings and red streamers decorated the ·walls. The J orchestra box was outlined as a stoned wall and backed with 1. ·. the lighted outline of a Japanese · , 0th, r Junior committees 'Jr the _ ... .-1 • house . A volcano filled one corner of affair were: Food: Linda Fonest, . the floor and at one end of the Betty Gilmore, Bonnie Rife, Ida room was the root bridge lined Wils~n and Dora McKee . Table: with white flowers over a small Phyllis Bostic, Evelyn Captelna, stream . Jn the other corner was the Betty Covert, Judy Ratliff, Jackhie size Richsau. lyn 'Ratliff and Frances Pettit. Members of the Junior Class Progtam: Judy Sauer, Janice _,. Pulll i 1 , """ planning the decorations were Ros- z·tr kl e, Danny M al'k n · ond Kl oes; Th eme: Karelta Richaros, chairman, Christine and Raym ' J ud Y But ch er, SuCoats, David Lyons, Ronnie Jacobs en McElh mny, · an d June anri David Konkright. san p uIIen, Don Erwm Manley. Th~y were assisted in the jecorOrche~tra: I.ichard Swacl.hamer, aung by Jim Baley, John Blaker, Doris Rice, Barbara Covert, Janis Randall Bowles. Albert Bryan, Hauck and Tom Anderson. Toast. Donny Call, Larry Farley, Blll Fife, t R be I Jun Hamer, Jim Harris, Danny tt~~r: Bee~ r~~~:~;n~~rc~l~ HIDdy, Larry Hoschar, James Hoyt, Ward, Walter Harris and Darrell Reed Koenig, Richard Long, John Bechtle. Lyons, Bill McCool, Martha McDanPrinted programs: Bernice Muliel, Dottie Mowery, Connie ·Mui- tins, Dunne Mullins, Clyda Taylor ford, William Soltez and Clyde and Kay Jenkinson. Taylor. FIowen f or the banct uet were b 1he banquet was .served In the donated Y the Shumway Florist. cateteria with the Junior mothers Mrs. Rodney Sauer •nd Mrs. cooking and serving the mul. Nol- Jamea Pullen were co-ch•irmen of an Swackhomer was the toalllllu- ihe Junior tnothera grol!Ji for tbe ter for the affair and the Junior baftquet. Mothera helpl111 'Vere Welcome . was given by William Mn. Fred, Hood, Mrs. Chest.er Er, Stobart with Barbara Stiles 1ivln1• win, Mrs. J11ck Bechtle, Mrs. Ev• the Semor Response. The clau 4J'etl Bostic, :.ire. Mar,atel Bowles, _prophecy waa ·by Carolyn Wllsqn Mrs. lri llllt/:her, Mr~, !;;lar~11ce · and Phyllis Hilbert. The class wlll Cl!HYi· \,-,t,l 'JJobert.;i toel.; '· Mrs. ·;,' by Judy Clark and Bonnie Van- T.S ftlley, ..fr., Mrs. Chi~Je• Sears, Cooney. Mn. ltlcbarcl fickens, Mt,. Cassam Music for dancing Wdl by the tflndy, Mt,. !lo•char, '.il(J,1, Curtis Pau~Lewis Combo of Athene and ,lenklneon. d uri· gm · t ermtss · Ion· J.1m Hood was Mrs. W. F. Koenl1, ,.. ura. Raymon Master of ceremonies for the Jun- JConkrleht, Mn. Harold Loni, Mrs. ior program . Mrs. Clarence Lacey David Lyon,, Mrs. ,lohn Lyons, was accompanist for the musical Mn. Mallt_,)fn. Robert McElhlnnumbers DY, n• RI-, 111 ••,a. Arnold · " -~ , . ·• Th e program .. •r, open ed wIth a d ue t :ha , Mn N-'an "' Swackh_a"'~ 1•. . "Slow Boa t tO Ch'ma " bY Bett Y and s. Wllann alid Mn. Eber Lew -,.., Bar bara Cover t . A Pano I d ue t wu ·-I d b J d B t h d K t•Eyelh ' y u y u C er an aren ,nc mny. •· "Ch ances A re " 'bY Be tt Y an d »•.,... b f II d b th Ch I . . U ara was O owe Y e ar H · t h' h d d b BOb V · w tc dwas ance Y ···-' an Con J ' H od d J ooney an tm o re"""" H · fl appers Of the roarmg · t wen 1·le •. 1, 11•1$•• D ,T "J aP,aneS1i san d man " and "Ch'ma ' Normal) Jln,ell left tbl• · inorn~ Town were _presented by June Ing for hie- now employqi11nt at Manley 811d Lmda Foneet. llvanevllle, Indiana . He will return Judy Butcher, Susa~ Pullen, Cly- In about two weeks for his fSIJlily. da Taylor, J 11mce . Zirkle, Dorla ~r. and Mrs. David Jay Jenkjns Rice, Karen McElhmny, Christine (J{uth Robinson) return.eel llome Coats 8nd Judy S~uer, dressed In T~ursday evening trom tbelr wedkimonos and coolte hate and car- cling trip i!I the aouth. They vi it d rying parasols, danced to "The ih' Mobile Ala with Mr Je;ki~ March of, the Sla~ese Children." parents, ·Mr. and Mrs. J. B: Jenkins' S Mrs . Mtldr:d /a•)e: ;ndJETlly Thie morning they left for Indian~ • ,,, . prague wor e wit I e un ors where idr. Jenkins Is employed as faculty adv,isors for the evenHarold Wolfe U S Navy . ls ing. Do~ald Qulsenber':Y also as- here on a · 12 day l~av~ froU: his SIited with the decorations. base at Charleston, s. c. When he returns he expects to ao to the SALE! ·MiNs I (X) ROBERT C. (BOB) HARTENBACH YOUR SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY Is our Motto _,. 2'' hrs a day • 7 days a week ' Call your Sheriff Inc- of Ml tNl'lfflCY, WY-2-3371 Pomeray · 'YOUR Probleme a~ OUR Problems - Let ut help you. • Crjmlnal, CJvil Actions, Wnckll, Jnvestliations of ail lrinds. · I"-& t Tban~lng you for ,our put cooperation during my term and hoping \Cl llel'Ve you again In the future, remain • •• -- In forrest green, erey shirts - are made like sport with long W<I. Sizes IID&R (14-11¼) 15½) - medium (15- lar,ge (16-16¼) arui your corNCt sleeve len,g th. The .coRarw ,are 60ft and have permanent stays. The trousers also ha~ plastic dot ,b ottoms for longer wear. THE SUIT .FOR A•~und And $6.00 M"t~poUltJ ,t THE TROUSERS AIM, t Middlet>ort voters of the third ward are belns reminded tlul~ tll!lY will vote in the same room . in which they voted last year; In the north side of the Central School basement next to the football field. The fourth ward will vote in the kindergarten room on the sout~ side of the building. and your COll'reCt lmgth. SHIRTS - :i Voting Place Vnchanged in eizes 29 to TROUSERS - 42 - lnd tian. OR THE SHIRT $2.50 Or you cen buy Matchlne Shirt with ahort alffftS In peplln for $1.95 or I ahort ,1...,. blue cha.mbray ~hlrt of fine quality for $1.69. -ilERFELDS Medltenanean. Mrs. Emerson ~'ones and $3.50 Mr8. Featu~~ ~:ft't!2J?!lly Known ~akes Of Wal ter Crook• · are 1pendin1 the weekend In Athens at phlo Unlversily as guests of their dautht- Work ~lothing On The Moin Floor era, Sharon Jones and Jeannette Crooks. They will stay at Lindley ~: Drive-In I n~seN UA ,. W TONIGHT T.V. WESTERN STARS BA'ITLE ROYAL 1--,lam!\s Arnes - Gun11moke "GUN THE MAN DOWN" 2-Hu•ioh O'Brien - Wyatt EaJ1) "BRASS LEGEND" 3-0huck Con,non, - Rifleman "TOMAHAWK 'l'MlL" Also Oartioon SUNDAY and MONDAY Jerry Lewi~ Dlea Merrill "DON'T GIVE UP THE SIUP" - a,Jso Sterling Hayden ,in "10 DAYS IN TULAR.A" Ailso Cartoon THINKING OF WHERE TO· BUY INSURANa • THIATlll "TifE BIG FISHERMAN" NCW AT STAT . BUY FROM .AN . ln~epende~t At•·~.t~ What's the Satast Place In the Wodi1 ' ' ' ' ' .. ,.,·t. ·r:. . - .. ·.,en~ b.f~ to choose the right insurance 1 Jt!t ••\9t.ble. He ~elps you collect claims. · le .ffJ:~ts your insurance from only the An lndep~dent insu for, you from of He s always rea~y to se~v strongest, most reli'abl'e you Informed of new developments that mean better protecUon..So.be sure ...• 1 ~u~ coirtpiJD&i•':-He'~eeps ' ' VOTE & RE-ELECT "Service" FRUIT OF THE LOOM · · WASH and WEAR A Mother-Da ughter banquet will be held at the Federated Church Wednesday evening, May 4, it Is announced. Those wishing to attend are uskcd to notify Mn. hed lllaellnar . Mrs. Ben Neutsllna or Mrs. Philip Meinhart for reservations . • 8 ·shop Saturday Night Till 9 o'clock Banquet • ERF'ELDs 1· /ti other-Darigliter • of Lawton, Okla ., slater of Mrs. Jordon, who was here to assist In tlte care ol their mother, ten Thursday for her home. Your Sheriff, Robert C. Hcimnbach Paid Pol. Adv. Onl.y,_.Y~ur ·1"dependent A1on:t ·Can Gave Yo~ So 'M~cti. F~r So Little ,. ' A bank vault. 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