http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e78fb1312ce903aa29dfa46c6677887b.pdf 744070a5aaf2dd4623c6fdb78d6111ce PDF Text Text -- ----- --------- - ' '• • •• ' J ' I' • - N EXT SU N DAY • MAY 8th MOTH F R'S DAY • ! Mainly About People In Pomerl)y STI FFLER'S! • ' ' 1 sbop GIFTS • now I Y ON MOT H E R' S DA . "/\�OV I E STAR" N Y LON TRICOT 1 t�) • Usdul • Incxpensin, Women's, Children's 59c "ZORI" SANDALS Genwne ruhher Zori lhon,gs for c : n1fort and wen al bee<,h, shower or casu-al wear. A:s�rted colon. • BUDGET NYLONS New Blouses •STYLE •QUA LITY Stiffler9' Budget Nylo ns are made lo our own ,s petification of stylo, riual ity , .and '910r'kiman�h1p by onu of l h " be-lit k nown makc,.n, of H.ne hosiery 9-PC. BEVERAGE SET $1.98 Blouses and Jamaicas $1 . G I FT MOT HE R . . . P leas� Y ou rs el f W it'h N('w i.hlpmenl of Ladie,,; ltTJ1porlrd Jurn�il'aA .and c-olorful Sl eeveless Ulcm-11\.'t . l n1 � ,ho�t of Bm11rt colors. Only $ 1 .00. Pretl)' to,pping� fur • her summer wwrdrohe wi-11 rate top approv.al from Mom. Yo1i ' I I find everything from classics lo Uu• l � lc�t f.a,jll-ion news. For Mother's Day . . . Sofa & Toss Pillows FASHION JEWELRY New Summer Styles fn iher fav-orlt.e eolor: llink blue yel' ' low, mint. e Pin, COTTO NS S3·99 SJX'<' UI r111rt1llilst' fC1r �lollmr·s Day i.: 1 ft 1 11 )l Kt1p,,k f i l l r d IX'auti<'�! F.,j,11ey prlnli; and 6-o! icb! 8 1 x99 Bleached Sheets M•ct. by Fo•croftl $1 .8S Th• nece&t gift of ell! • Earring, e Neckl•c .. • lreHl•h The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet of the 8 . ff. Sanborn Missionary Society of the First Bapt;st Church, Middleport, was held Monday evening in the ba-sement of the church. Mrs. Morah Leonard gave the blessing preceeding the meal. Those assisting in the preparation and in �erving the dinner were, Mrs. Paul Smart, chainnan, Mrs. Richard OWen, Mrs. Ethel Mom I.OVt'!i EXC ITI NG VAL U E ! f:AsY WHITE C,\RE CO'f'tON S NYLON e P0ll1Md GLOVES Dcl11tht mom double - Cotto,, eF anc)' New w/ Sprl119 WOV('IJ Pattern, white ,ntylon alm,es . _ many eF ancy Cotton, 59c timbrolden.•d etyles. e a;. l o 8. II.ck ti .,. FOR MOT HER yd. GAMED SHEER � , NYLONS $I.I S -. to $1 .35 Mom would t.hrUlt'd wl1.h COTTONS GALORE Mother WIii Go Caaual In RED BALL • • • • • •' •• ••• • • .. O - COTfO N DRESSES $2.99 EXl"l'tl NG I IALF SIZES n ew, Herc's, fHshion a:i Mom likoi lt young 11uMI sum111f'r-wise ca�111ls for Be­ tween sizo figures! Dacron / rotlon bleod..'I, Arne! pr:nts, atel.tie/ rayo n s an d 0!1hers. C(,mp : c i rly W\iShublc! 1 2.B-22B. Bee a use She Laves To Travel e 24" Pullman • 2 1 " O'nlN • X-Larvti T...,. CHe - lh for / OTH■•I St. to 11.'5 Surprise Mom - With A New Bag . . . Other 3 Piece -- 'Jlheae -■ re the ihand� that wf'!l-dN'IM'td ma.nt ...Ul car.-y thru �f' - . . So priletu$1, too _ _ . - In -- flmoheo _ _ _ _ oil _,, .itul. lon,i­ o( travel. Colom: Blue, t.n. E,;isy- lo $29,95 :ri�t�! Miss Lucille Smi t h or Ches ter and Miss Sally Sehaaf attended the luncheo n meeting Salurday I at Lake Hope Lodge fo r the Sectional Chairmen and orficers of the Sou t heastern Oh io Educa· ti o nal Association. Plans were made al t he meeting for the an • nual conve nti on which will be h el d in Athen s. October 28. Mr. and Mr.11. David Darst Sr., visit ed over t he weeke n d with their so n and familf, ' Mr. and M I rs. William Darst ' 'llnd btl.by of P\easantvlllc. I Sell Kai-en Bachner • and Cinda Sauer waa in ehar1e o f the devotional period for the re1ulaf meetine u( the WYF of the Middleport Finl United Plflbyterian Church Sun­ day evening. They were aa1l1ted by CaroQ'n Russell. Durlna: the business meeting pftlld«i over by Lynn Buchanan, moderator, the a:roup dedded to have • wltiner roa1t at lhe county 8hildren's Home, May 115, IS to '1 p. m. The summer progl'lm . waa dla­ �uSltd ahd wlll include called meetings and 1pectal events. Qthers attendiac the meeting, . w.ue Judy Sauet', Carroll Lyons, Onld 4- la!ll<t Zirkle, James �iller, Suen Lewi&, Helen Taylor, Beverly Peffln, Karen Oreo and the counaelon, fi(r and Mr,. iUch• ard Vau1hn, and ihe paator, ltev. Howard Ruppelt. bllot9rlno when appll•d •• dlNotad • Dlieo bu1•-• du•t�h• In ao mlnuMe • A �• Job In i... time, with leeo worlc . • PININ 1-dlno, mildew • • • reduo•• Chalklnt . • Id� for wood. muonry, e-iuc:co, ·-•••hlnole aldl�I • No 1 • llru•hN waeh clean In eoapy watet )Ir. and Mrs. Chlrlu ElUott, 10n and dauihter. or Rand,· w. Va.• sperft lhe week�d with Mr1. C. L Arnold, Athen1 Road. Mr. Elllotl, of a ht1arl condl• who h11 btfln lion for tome tlm�. bi lmprovtna. Calllna on Mr. Elliott , were xr. and Ml'I. Wt• Brookover - aod Mr, and M1-.. Marlo• Dln,cey and eon, New }J:aven, Mn. Jerry 11Ul, Le­ tart. lb-. and Mn. David Rlll ind i ,,.•• Racitle, llro. - - ' · and di11,11ttor, pd Mr. llild• lln-' , , ....., .,._. q.ri.. ' m ' ' . I ' I ty, welcomed the members and g uests a n d each member i n tro­ d uced her 1uest. The group ■djour n lld lo the sanc t uary where the meeting op­ ened wi th the orga n prelu de by Mrs. Cecil Bradbury arter which M rs. Harold Thomu of the Pris­ cille Circle ,;:ave the devotioru:i. Devoli onal theme w■s the Christian Homt and closed with a Mother·, DaJ1 poem. . Durina: the business meeting, Mrs. Milton Hood wa! appointed to t h e office of Vice President of Mission s . Annual reporls of the four cir• ele1 of the societ y were eiven by the ch airman of each circle-Mrs. Harry Houduhe h, Love'1"oy Cir­ cle, iWrs. Tony Fowler, Electa Circle, Mias Freddie Houdashelt, Pri.J-. cilia Circle, and Mn. f)ale Mourn lng, se (:J'etary of Dorc�a■ _,, Circle. New Circle chairmen were an, nounced and are MN. Richard Owen, Dorn1: Mn. Owen Bratton, Elects ; Mn. Edison Baker, LoveJoy ind Mr,. ThomH, Priscilla. The May 6 mee11n9 of the Meigs County CouncU cff Christian Women wa, announced by Mrs . R089 pu 11 en 11n d members were urged to bring their old t\ylons for the . Counci 1 '6 '1llssionary project. There will be a , aack lunch at noon an d Bernard Fultz will be the after din n er speaker for the meeting which will be held at t he En terpriae ElJ. B Church. MT$. Hood was the presi ding o(­ licer fo r the candlelight installat ion ceremo ny for the officers for t he coming year. Officers in stalled were: presiden t, Mrs. Apthony; secrPtary, Mr!. Gerald Anthony; Assi stant secretary, Mrs. Ernest Hughes; treasurer, Mrs. Frances Bennett ; chairman of House Par• Ly, Mra. Tony Fowler; Chairman or Literature, Mrs. Pa,il ·Smart. Vlce pre slde nt ol ·Missions, Mrs. �dilton Hood, chairman of Mission. ary a n d Steward■hip Education, Freddi e Houdashel t ; vice president of Chris tia n Service. M rs. Charlea Lewis; chairma n of Love Gift, Mra. Ross Pull en; chairman of Chri!tian Social Relations, Mrs. John Kaulf; chairman or Chriatian Training and Spiritual Life Chairman, Mrs. Harry Houdashell. Chairman of Family Life Edu­ ea t io n , Mrs. David Darst; Chairman or Leadership Tr51ining, Mr,. Al­ len H ugtu;s; chalrman of Scholar• ship Committee, M,n. Owen Bratto n ; Vlce pr esident of Business and Processional Women, Mra. Harold ThOmas, The four Circle chairman were also installed . The installation ceremony was closed with a "'ocal duet by Mn. Smar t and Mn,. Fra nces Bearhs a n d prayer by Mrs. Pullen. Mrs. Anthony announced t hat lhe House Par ty will be held June 16 - 18 ln Granville. She also announced the Aaaociatio nal Tea at Rio Gra nde, M ay 15 a nd the Rio Grande SprilijC meet• Ing, May 24. and the local Fam• ily Night meeti ng thi!I Wednesday 11 7 \ �1�v!;�;1i.he business meeti n g, Mrs, Charle& Bennett was In eharge of the prog ram on Family Lire, " That They May Know a nd Grow.'' Participating in the program were Mrs. Charles Lewla, Mrs. Edison Baker, Mrs. Gerald Anthony, jfrs. Owen :dratton, Mr111. John Lyons, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Jr., and Mrs. Clifford Stumbo who waa votal aoloilllt for the NEW SPRED HOUSE PAINT ROES ON DAMP SURFACES No m<JM wailif!S . ff,, $/di"fJ lo d,yI s�,ul weelcend Hwe wrfl. ..11tlc p,t;tent1 enct vlnyf with It's bouud '. ldoal for all types COOL WHITE SUMMER HAND BAGS $1 .99 to $3.99 11.tncy Plus 11ax mode rn, U,tl tweliiht, walkiil,i, lo-heelers ,in scvcr.u l sl)')es! So �mforlablel Sol m,�hed lugp.ge sett the!lt C'!ll't"fri•f' �n­ t'"sual�• 7 9 · 9 s Big �rprlse lor Mom\ 3-,pc. Lcl Mom ptH her �n Mr . .and Mra. John Lyon 1 . an d L inda, childrt!n John, Tommy, D ebbie and Bernard spen t the weekend in Zanesville with Mrs. Lyo ns' parent!, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schramm. MT. Schramm w h o has 1.. -n -. a patient at t he 0 HOlpit 8 I for U"VVU Sam1r ,· 1a n ··• • u:pec11 1 O be reI bou I a wee. tu 0 t ��!;y 0:a1'::� !�: Mrs. Willl■m Walters is ill .at hi& home. with tonstlitia. His sister, · t 1n M eIa Ine w hO waa a pa1ien Holzer Hospllll la,t week wllh pn eumon ia baa been returned to · · · h ome an d ·18 improving. their Mrs, J, C. Hite and Mrs. Clyde• Bayler. spent last Wedneswhere t hey day m G a11 ipo1is · · · led wit · h M r. Hite vis w hO un deri we nt .!lurgery last week . I Mr. 8 nd Mrs. �- M. Flechlner of Columb':' s vlB1 ted over the wee�en d "'! 1th her molher, Mrs. Hattie �m' t h• . Pome�oy, aod h er a� n t , Mi ss Ai le e Sm•th • local. Laura Ha�er has retur n ed to b�� . home_ Jn Columbus after visiti ng with Mr. and Mrs. Ha �old Hager and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flowers. I Mrs. Osca r Bastiani and chil• dren John and We n dy of Galli· polis and Mr. an d Mrs. Bru e" Lloyd and son Mike visited Su n • day with Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd · an d family, Belpre. Middlep.ort WYF Holds Session Sunday Evening Sold Separately Cooll Cooll C,ooll \.a11 ... 3•PC. LUGGAGE sn ' About Midd Ieport _, PIIPDII MOUDU.l4■"-T ° BERKSHIRE CASUALS M■ehlne-Wuh! ttie.e lull - fa�h- • GROUP 8 9 5 .$ SUMMERETTES $3.99 - $4.49 be toned oauwo iiy- BIG Around And I Mom wil I fl-0;1\ tihru i;;um 111er in breezy pr-i nt f'fl t'Ot�n ffh f'Cl"S .. ,,,, \1t'a�·t•n!y 1 · 1,· I � he 'll B1.. 111,r rgs I n �· • · L'1• 1r fem inin e rlc­ t J 1 ! ., ! So J'ondcrf\llly Jewdry from our ,'> ummer <-ollectlou ! Hughes, Mrs. Charles Vroma n , Mrs. Harry Houdashelt, Mrs. Tony fo wler, Mrs. Harold Chase a nd :1hss Freddie Houdashell. The ti>• ble11 were decorated with pink plaee mats an d spri n g flowen; by Mrs. Charles Lewis. Followi ng the din n er, Mrs. Wil­ Hs Ant h ony, presid en t or the socie- Mrs, Maxine Brumley has retur ned from Columbus where she Local �ah-nt from Meigs, Mason i visi ted h er daughter and family • and Gallia Counties will be a !)art Mr. and Mrs. Donald Newell. · roe k ·n ' roII show and J Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Hayes 0 f th_e b1g dimcmg party to be held Saturday, and 11 011 , Gregory and her mother May 7, 7 : 3o lo I I P- m., at the Mrs. Ethel Prke ot St. Albans • . Pomeroy . II1g h Sc hoo I A�ditorium. w ho is v l si t in g here with t he Emceer n 1: the even t will be th e Hayes family for several weeks Jays, Kenny Hyaell a n d Leon Jor- \' isitcd over the weeke nd in NIdan. re.a t urcd will be t he music of tro with Mr. an d Mrs. C1arence �h ree live bands, The Rockato nes, Taylor and in St. Alb.ti ns wlih Mr. �he Galaxies, and_ t he G-Notes. and Mrs. Everet t Price and chil · Gue st ,ta.rs will mdude l �year- dren an d Mlss Effie Price. They old rOCk n roll si nger Marshall went especialJy to see Mr. Price Pet ty, aaxophone player Steve who h as been ill and h••pilal 1' 2ed. "" C.0ats, and 8 b pres t on, w hO w ill Al pre5ent he is at the Cleveland • � 1 ? "T�� ·:: ll Oak Tree . · Ot h�r Cli nic. 8 en1 Wl announced la ter l h l s M rs. Ervin Baumgardner a nd week. daughter Alma vi slted her son, . A surprise door pm:e will be George at Ohio University ■nd pre� nted to _every 50t h person at tended the Mot hers Day week paying admbs1on at the door. end celebratlon. Many decora t ed cakea will be preaented I n !everal cake w•lks and record albums and corsages will be presented In other events. Proceeds will a:o to lhe Po meroy Senior idot hen Club. Not only are all teenagers wel­ i..-ome to lhe even t, bul the J•y• He extending a special Invitation ,o all parents or the area to at­ tend. Sheers and Bemberg Prints Add spark,Je to Mwn'11 wardroh<-. a 1Iow to her ey es wHh l'Osl umc • . sen lO r Mot'hers Sponsor Da'nce Saturday Nl' ght , 49c: ... PILLOW CASE S • Full-Len�h • Shorty Gown, -Long i.. e PJ Gownt e Baby Doll PJ'• ction ! fancy A beauti ful colle e N o-irotl pU� ns eers. ��refree ba tiste �h ed w�th m.m m y tel isi qu Many e1t mbro1d­ l mat ollin,g la<.-e, eyel_e ; es. Siz l AJ. er y or pl-ain. e Co pt iva tin g, Ca refre $1 Herman Hoffner o. Chillicot he has been vi!iting with his son, Lawre nce. and fam1·1y of Pomeroy for 'he P••l lwo Week'. Mra. Frank Stewart · left lut weell: accompanied by her son-inlaw and daughte r, Mr. .■ nd Mrs. Ash ton . Sayre, Dayto n , for a vacation in Florida. Mr. and Mra. William Pullins were in Nashville, Ten n.,' last week to at<end • ·on"e ' • n tlon of the National Life l n suranee Co. I W h ile there they were guesI6 at the Gra n d Ole Opry a n d met I the stars Mr. Pu11,· n , went ,, • 1 represe rita t 1vc of the eompany. Miss Helen Lochary of Colum• bus is the guest of her brot her an d sister-i n -law Mr. an d Mrs. Pa trick Lochary. C. D. Hen ry returned to his h ome, Amesville Sunday after a t hree weeks visit with his son-Inlaw a n d daughter, Mr. a nd Mrs. Pa trick Lochary. Miss Marie Bichman- left Monday for a visi t in Dayto n with Mr. and Mrs. Garland Weaver an d daughter. Uev. and Mrs. Willi.am Rober t s re t urne d home Friday ·a fter spen rl ing a week at Colum Ous, Springfield an d Gambier. Whlle away they <1tlended the Episcopal Church Wome n 's an n ual mee t in g anljj Mr. Roberts atten d ed the Baster lecturer at Keny on C ollege at Gambier. Mrs. Edward Parfit t re t urn ed home Sunday after a visit in Chillicot he wilh Mr. a nd Mn. William Claar ..a n d in Charleston, W. Va., with Mr. a n d Mrs. Lawrence Parfitt . I \ For s,.mun•r Ent•rtelnlnt et Mom', Ta 1 J h and-decora ted tu mbli•rs �n wire carrying basket. A.ssorkd dccora I.Jons. l' 9 ,., s��,:�w of thesf' exciting one p:inr-1 �lip .� t y l �s t' u t are ·l a vishly lace-trimme d! S m•,> 32 lo 5(). Whtie. $1.00 to $3.99 OT H E R SLIPS 4 ' ,.;-• I For MOM ! TOPS FOR MOTH ER s,:��:���:, TIIE PllETTI ES't SLIP FOR MOM . . . • Beauti!ul Mr. and Mns. W. L. K;iu!J: lipent lhe weekend m Col 1 1mbw with their son and daug h ter-i n ­ law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kautz and family. Mr. Kau tz haa just recently purc h <1sed II ne w drug "ttore. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Heaton spent the weekend wit h t.heir son Clyd e P. Heaton, an d family in Greens­ burg, I nd . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marti n ha ve!'' returned to their home in P.11nesville afler being call ed here by t h e illness and d eath of b.er fat her. Everet t McKnight . Rev and Mn. Niels Christen­ sen of Bloomricld, N. J., were weeke nd guest s of Mrs. P earl lly!eJI. Mr. and Mrs. Norma n Fisher of Senecaville v isited relatives in the area over the weekend. Mr. and �rs. Welby Whaley Mr. and Mn. spent Sunday wi t h Otis Whaley at Pagetown. __ B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society Holds Mother-D dughter Banquet Monda.y a-, LUCILLI: HAWKIHI • • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 3, 1960 UM l�tell eftll liD PIIIM ■• COATtw ......•u.t)' "'"'" eurt•o••• llefo.,.. apply ln9 •�ll•D Hou•• P,AINT. - E�8ERFE:LD·s ·' DIICHARGI C-AUIONATI • e OIUCKlE FOR TODAY LON- U�l_,.111 Mltdlell ... fflUtterff tvt ., fM ..,..,.. T""4hy en a otmpaNlenet. di.. .,.. lileAvN hl1 wlr. mllNd hl111 .. MUCh the Md Iott almott 21 -ds. al y • en t1n e --;:;;;:;--:;;-;"-=:�-:;::----------------------�-��:---�....,.:-----:-�"'."''."'."."'.""'_____________,;,_______ ____ _ _ .. V OL X l I NO. l 6 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo. Wednesday, May 4, 1960 s:NGU: ,;o:,y _ 1k Blazewicz Unseats Hartinger For Engineer By IO-Vote Edge Hobstetter: 'We're Thankful' . Voters Approve Bond Issue For Meigs Memorial Hospita1 A m1�stone wu reached, and passed, in Meigs County .., Tuesday when 3,956 Of 7,293 voters said "yes" to a, 1 ½ mill bond issue for 20 years to complete tunas for a 41-bed veter­ ans' memorial _hospital. The issue passed, by with a 54.1 maJorily of those voUng with only r�ulred. Thus ended efforta ot · hundred:,. of -people over .a period of 14 ytara to augment '200,000 P?O• vided in a tax levy In 11M6 for a memorial veterans' hospJtal. That sum tailed to produce what voters intended that year for two reason,. -It -wasn't enough. -;-It became fouled with Ohio code teebnlc.alitiea In that tt1e ballot WH not · eorreeUy •orded. Only last Jell' the General As­ sembly cleared the Lepl rqad times previoutly block. Three since UM6, various individuals or tn,upa sponsored bond Issues to add to the $200,000 60 that approved plans fOI' the hospital rould be carried out. Eaeh lime, needing a 65 per cen t majority, the issue failed. This time, un der the County guaranteeing a law, Hospital ;public hospital under pUblle con­ trol, voters approved a '23�,000 bond issue. It wUI be matched with $2a&,OOO federsl grant funds and the · $200,000. a unofficial count1 Jack Thomas, O'Brien Also Meet Defeats , bare majority for., 63 against put it over. Dr. R. E. Boice, vice president of the Meigs Gen eral Hospital and • past presiden t , and a well• known surgeon, said today : "For their future new hospit al, Meigs County owe s much to a lot of people in and out of Meigs County, on the federal, st.a te and local levels, for which we give thane. "This is the turning point for a better Meigs County." In one of the most neck­ and-neck races in re:cent years for public office in Meigs county, Stanley J. Blazewicz lead J. E. D. Hartlllger for the R<!publican nomination •lo the office of county engineer by the rutl'.row margin of 10 votes according lo unoflicial figure, completed by the board of elections about six o'clock this morning. much wider mar&irui, Dun C. Harunger and Al'ery Nelson were nominated H commiM1oner candl­ aales. 11-ernard· i-·u1t2: won the nom­ mal1on lor prosecuttnc attorney, Mrs. Evelyn Lucke for clerk of court.s, Paul (Corlr:J) Kloes tor re• corder, a nd Clyde Millhone W'U named by the Republican party u • coun ty trea1urer nominee. Renominated without opposition jn t he primary were lhe repreaen­ La{1ve Ueo rge Meinhart, }'rob.ate Judge Harmon O'Brien, Sheriff Ro­ bert Hanenbacb and Coroner Hen­ L"Y t.wmg. Almos1 twice ill many vol.en went to the poUt yesterday Ulan in ih e .li!lay primary e1ection In 1968 whe n <1 tot.! of 4,262 Vf)le& we,e cast w1lh 510 Democrats vou.a,:. J ealerday 7,787 vote, wen cut, tHU. an the Jtepubl.ic:an primary ... na lb63 by UM: Democnts. Pre-e1ecuon mterwt ·· wu oeD• Richard Jones, wbo. resigned t� on the nee ,or commiaioa­ .llonday night from the Pomeroy er m which aewen 1ll'publican cu,. vii.Lale counal, Aid lodaJ tha t be d1datea were v.lel.n, 1.- � two WI.It not accept lbe a_ppo�t QPDWlfiliOn&. �\llll thia� � ·.., ·... made Monday DY the C,,>1mty Coa Mowed H. \f! Crait witb. 1041 m1i.sioners nammg him as a mem• votes, Hartinger Zll!M!I Julian mu ber of the �e1g111 Count)' Veteran• aut, ik>b Hoe;1t4ci. tt!Zi. ArVtl UoU­ memoria.t Hospu.al Board of 'frul. er 1:-stto, 11.Qy Ne!lon 1811" and ' 1eu. T.ne comm1Slionen took Lbe Cha!'Le! h1111ell, 18J9. ac:t1on u a meetmg Mpnday, . For the nomuaation .u pto5eeut; _In . other action M.o�, tne com• mg attorney, without oppo5ition m1sa1on ers ac�pted a bid or Klch- uw . ta.ll, Hernan1 1-·uuz, aereated ard 1' ourod and Roger Morgan for me mcumbent Jama O'!Jrien by a aust con trol 11qu111 al .1830 per a674 lo loff vote. Oval Didd.ie. gauon 1or . abou t 83,000 gallo ns. aeer:Jng the nommallon tor cledi; J. h e comma111onen also ordered of courl..'I Irom incumbent El'elyi, fire extinguishers for the county Luue. was dete.ited by a vote of jail and paved the way for an CSU- utQ to 3072. John W . Thomas, incumbent. mat� '-'7.200 _road improvement Job m t.:olumb1a township to be was d,:feated in the election yea­ lerday in the race h.lr recorder. tel June 7. lne Federal gol'ernment is to Kloes r,arnered 23Q2 votes to le.ad PilY about $9,000 of the propoaed Cbarle11 Bissell, Chester, whose vote. was 169"..i!, and 1'homu, who improvemen t . received a 14113 total. J. £. D. Hartinger wa.s the tbird incumbent to be unsea ted with l758 votes to 2768 for Stanley Hlazewici. Incumbent Clyde Millhone led bia opponents with 1 \'ote of 221M ' COLUMBUS UPI '- Here .are •itb J..orenzo D11vis polling 1182 the apparent nomilU!es to the Ohio and Clyde Fiaber lta&. Republican Central Committee llouse of Representatives from Southea!it Ohio on the basis of w1- winners were: RuUlnd w., Robert o(ficial returns ("l"-incumben t ). Swick; Dexter, Job.o HoUidi.y Albena: Georg" A Benb (D} I, Pomeroy 4, C he!ter Zirkle; Rut� land E., Carrol Pierce; Silver Run, Charles 8. Bolin (R). Gallia: Dan G. Fulks (D), Dan John MuJford; Middleport. 1, David JenLlns; Bedford w., James o. Taber (R) I. Jackson: l.saac L. Walton (D>, Quiny; Middleport 3, Jamea Lewi.; RuU..nd Vil., L Taylor; OliveFred Ri"" (Rl 1. Lawrence: Paul 8. Siple ll)) I, dale, Shenl Hostetter; Lan1sville, Carrol R. Pierce; · Pomeroy 1, Har­ Carlton Davidaon (R). Logan: James V. Polter (D), Ro- ry Burbs; Middleport 2, Norman Wayland; Middleport fl, Claude ger Cloud R) . 1 { lleiga : Ernest A. Wingett (D), Ashley; Salem, Tltm Smith. Middleporl Pct.. Glenn Evans; George A. Meinhan (R) I. Pike: Wray Bevens (D), Clifton Pomeroy 2, Joe Ebenbacb; Minersville, Gerald Ambeq;er; Alfred, B. Berkhimer (R). Vinton: Theodore R. Boring (D) James Ey non; Pqeville, D. O. Whaley; Pomeroy Pct., Charles [, Edwin P. Reffet t (R). Karr; Great River, G. A. Deem; Dycsville, Glenn Turner; Bedford DOCTOR TO VISIT HERE Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Boi�. E., Ralph Smith; Syracuse Vil., eye, ear, nose and thr oat special- William Thuener; Middleport 4, ist or Roswell, N. M., an d for• Bob Craia:; Syracuse Pct., Wm. Hu­ merly o( Pomeroy, wlll vi!it here ris; Hanison\·ille, Bob Clark; Tup­ with hia bro ther Dr. and Mra. 1 pers Plains, Roland Torrence; C°'" (S.. Bt.nwio on ,... Tww) IJ. E. Boice over the weekend. .Br Edison Hobstetter1 .pn sident o f Bank and the Pomeroy National . chairman of the campaign oom• mJttee to bring passage of thla moat recent bond Issue, sai d te­ day : "l'm very happy that the peo­ •Ple voted favorably .and that t he -people will have a county hospi­ tal. "I believe it was in 1946 that thil same committee put over a tax levy for '200,000. and 11obody all thoae yean knew how to d o anrthing about it. 1bls &0lve1 the problem." llr. · Hobtltetter extended hil1 deep appreclaUon to "all• th'} ln­ dMduala and or,anlUUonj: that contributed. bolh - ti111.e � toward tbJs tuccelUul ,pu!age of tbe bond iuue." TOWNS c•••1,o IT It wis Pomeroy an'd adjacent voting ptecl.pcbi th■t p9t the hos­ pital iarue pver Tue,d■y� 1pprovtd It by Mlddlaport about SO ""' 1lthou1h every OM knows the ho•tt•I 11 to be located on Ml.llberry Htl. In Pomeroy. Scattered precincts outaide "The Bend" gave the lasue a re­ soundJng majority. But many other precinct!, llke Dexter, 4 1 for, 68 a11inst; Eaat Lel,rt, 82 for, 4ti against; Racine preclnd, 183 for, 174 againat, made the is­ lue touch and go. Pncinct, like Pomeroy 3B 187 for to 6G againat; Pomeroy SC -11galnat: Bedford 1 1 1 l&Q for, for, 6 1 ae■inat and Reedsville 93 LEADIR PLIASID ' MIKE ROBl!Rl'S I Jones Says No To Appoidtment As New Trustee Pre-Induction Exants Ordered For 2 Men Two Meig! County m en will take pre-inductio n physical exa­ minations tomorrow, Mrs . Ann Ruuell, draft board clerk report.s They are Roger Keller, Long Bollom and Don Richard HUI, Letart. Six me n -will be in ducted May 17, Mrs. Russell said . They are Ronald Phillips, Manning Roush, Roger Willoughby, and Mitchel Johnson, all of Pomeroy, Floyd Bolin, Columbus an d Franklin Lewis , Letart. ee Mason County Simmering Now As Primary Election Is Near Toney Nam� Chairman Of Wontan Brought Into Hospital By Aid Men '• Kennedy Club 111esaor are Guy -Burdett, Leon, and Everett S.yre, Point Pleasant. Run, nina unopposed fot the same poli• · Uon on lhe Democratic t'icket is J amea G. Morrison. Clifford Carder and Bright Mc• Ca usla nd are in the race for the Republican nomination for Houae of Delegates. the- Democratic• tlckct on the other had has three men, all from the Bend area, running for Houae of DelegatH. They are Edward F. Rickard, Letan; Ray Hill, West Columbia; and Ue orge Sayre, New Haven. James A. Ferrell, F. A. Morrl1on y Robert Barbee Rot hget, N•poleon , , . I:) St urgeon and Stanley Waldie, all of Poiht Pleasa nt , are running ror member or the county court on the Republica n ticket. John A. Wilson COLUMBUS (UPI) - Vice President Richard M. Nixon and of Pt. Plesan t, is the only Demo• Sen. Jobn F. Kennedy picked up Ohio's convention votes tocrat runn ing for the same omce. 1 Several Mason CountJans are al• day with Nixon scortna an impressive victory in Tuesday s · so running on the state ticket. Joe GIN�RAL HOSPITAL primaries. The Republicsn turn�ut turned F. Burdett ii seekinfi re-nomina• Admitted: Sheila Hicka, Pom­ The Bepubli".an oraanizatlon pledeed to Nixon dealt former up a potential star for future cam tion on the Democratic illate ror eroyj Mn. Paul Simon, Pomeroy. Di111charced : Dorothy Spencer, U. s. Sen. GtorP 1 H. Bender� tbe paJg� in atate Re,, Robert A. secretary of · state while Dr. Han­ bl1 Ille, even Taft Jr. of CJnclflflltl Who ran dall A. Taylor is a Democratic Racine; ·Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Rut­ ltQlitieal •beath11 knocking him out of hla job u well on the ,late o( dele&at.ea ca ndidate for stale aenalOr of the land; Mn. Kenneth Hager, Cool• from the atate at lar&e. (oW'th District. ville; Mra. Betty Clark and daugh­ precincl. eommmee man. ReturlJS trom 8,� of Ohio's Republican candid.ateJ rrom Ma- ter, Middleport; Bobby Caldwell, Gov. •Michael V. DiSallJ placea showed aon County for ata� .enalor o( Reedsville; Mrs . Henry Kochler, tonally Jed the DemocraUQ elate. 13,052 polling He appeared he'-ded for a clean Bricker 'With 345,030. Taft had the Fourth District are Jack John­ Sy_racuae sweep in hla fiubt with by T. S41J79. Mn. Flo�nce Morris of aon and Campbell Stevena. a. F. MtUtr for - the 1ta1e/l 343 delqatea Toledo was low on the Nixon M usgrave is run nii\g for jud&e of FINID SZ.S. COSTS from the 11llle at larie, However, 1Jatc but 'her 273,83& left Be nder the 29th judicial circuit. Robert E. Mayle, cited to th e Harry O. Layne of New Haven ae ven or eight of hia dele1alea a distant eleventh ,wUh 147,559. Di�lle pel'IOna-lly led the Dem- is a candidate for member of the court o( Judge E. W. Peoples on a from the coliltftlionil dbtrlcta list · for dele1atea · al• state executive committee of the speeding cha rg e by· the state high . ocratic -were in trouble. Former Gov. C. WJtUtm O'�elll thou1h he rah btrhmd Jamea Fer• Fourth District on the Democratic �ay pa trol , was fi ned $25 an d easts ,cored a COllleblct by 1 m,ittn1 a 1uon ,who wa1 nominated for ballot. Ern est . Hc!J�?.n is a candi- · on Us plea of. guilty today. --- --date lor the Republican tttate exec. 1hamble111 of tbe five-way race f�r auditor. FORFIITS &ONC.1 , DiSa11e had t7i8.803 vote• wi t h ulive committee. a Republican n�aatlon, to the Saxton, Maso n, fo:fcl tcd George aeeond Yo11n1 M. Steph'en Sen. l,1, Ohio Supreme Court. ). n d in the court of M.,yor bo $250 a r · well · nmnlnt Otberw · o n, fl h ,t ( � lames D. J'�eo Cha rles Legar last nigh t when he MOVE HIGHI• state TNasurer JONl'ti T. 'hrtu• lncld& - date Tnasuru Fer1uson failed to 11ppear for bearing on a moved . NEW •UPJ-8tocks YORK D:on• U: J'obn Gov. 1D7;141;t i'rith IPII, WIJft tile Dtmoerat.te nol!:Wlf• of drivina while - intoxicat• char1e in.· �aY. 1lqhtJ.y qain 9n h�her I Mu JtcSween� i l:liey �1· � I .bl, au� . tl;on for ttlte ed., brouaht by .Pomero1 police. c:reued volwne. ey Of_ Woott,r", -�. 1 � The race for the nomina tio n for ianlled by Democratl Jn Mason sheriff on the Republican t icket la County, .It bu been annol.lnced. Toney accepted the ch■l{man-· a four-sided aff.air' with James G. 1hlp of the club with the st.le- Ellia, Pt. Pleasant; Drew Hatfield, men\ that he thouaht Senator Galllpolis Ferry; Earl E. He nry, Kennedy was tbe moat qualified Mason; and Clyde McDermitt, Pt. Democrat for Pr�dflnt and the �1e·11ant, providirie . U.e lntere1t. Only two men are runnln& for only I>emocr.at who could beat ltcbard NiHn in thtt Nonimbor the nomlnstlon for lherifl on the Democratic ticket. They are Charelection. les has 715 members. ·A. Roberta, Southside, and The club Serrator Kenned)' wOl be iu Hur• Griff Durbin, Pt.. Pleaaan t . On the Republican ballot for aarlcane Frieler at 8 ; 30 1. m. ------------------ Inspotli ht N•IXOh Keoned JI For Ohio's Convent'1"on Vo�es rl,os or per- 1 ] with �,oaa. ,. ,, Liurel the Meigs General Hospital about 1 1 o'clock latt night by the Pomeroy emergency squad and tran1ferred to lhe Ewing ambulance and tall• en to Holzer Hospital. She W • as .sufferi ng from a dia­ belie coma, according to the Indictment Di•missed The indictment o( Lawrence Ga­ emergency squad record. vin on a second degree murder charr;e has been diamlssed by ea Judie John C. Bacon, according to c. N. Jone!, Cheater, received ,entry filed tod11.y in the Clerk of wonl today of the dealb or hia Comb! office. O'a\'Ul's attorney had moved for brother, Roy, of Pataskala, o. A the dilmissal of the indictmen t on mllltary funenl will be held the arounds that their clien t had there ,nd interment alao will be beea Jailed for three successive there. tenm of court without bei ng Mr. and Mrs. Jones will leave, Thursday to attend the aervkea broulht to lrial. retur n ing to their home in Ches· ter Sarurday. K&therine Lun sford, C.,ift road. was brou1bt to Interest in Mason County is reaching a, peak in the Primary election scheduled to be held on May 10 throughout the slate of West Virgtnja. Within the county itself lnterest lies in the outcome of Vallie Toney c! Point Pluaant for county offices on both tbe Democratic and Republi­ races baa been n■med cha,rman of a tickets. can or• Club" President "Kennedy for t • ._ �_, ' (. , D th In Pataskala MOSCOW UPI-Chief Marshal K. A. Versh.ini n. comm1nder of the air forces of the Soviet army will arrive in WHhi ngton May If lo lake part in American Armed Forces Week, it was reported Tuesday, .MILITARY VISITING U. S. CITED TO COURT , Donald Miller, Pomeroy Route 2, has be('n dted lo appear in the Gallipolis Munieipapl Court May 7 on a charge of having no mufl ner broug h t by the s t ale highway patrol. Ohio House Area Nominees ----------------------------------- D,e's Team Offers Congr�s Pee k At lts Own Health Plan U woul d provide benem, for WASHINGTON UPI _ Ttie Ei• I certain med ical and dental serv- 1 It was the admini,tration's anpropo:1als 1 all of tbe 16 milli,to Americans admi n istration asked IL'es. It also would cover up to . 11wer to Democratic sen hower which would add hospital insur• 63 oi over e1tcept those with in­ Conaress today to en act a new '350 wort h or prescribed drugs. to benefits available under comes above a ,pecltitd level. antt! voluntary he t for qualir)' To · o federal$1,200,000,000 program f state subsidy to help most persons program . elderl)' person11 w.ould Ute Social Security ·program and Excluded would be. thole who file retum1 reporti ng over � meet the cosl of major have to pay the insura n ce pl'e- raise Social Security tu.es to income In gross incomes of a, m'uch u $2,· lllncHe!. 1l would cost the indl- mium of S24 a year. Those re: pay for It. quiring 1nedlcal t rea t ment would vidual $24 a year. action 500 a year for sin.1le persons a nd The admin l5tration·s the of $250 first e h W elfare Secre tary Arthu r S. have to pay t cleNed t he way for election-year $3.800 a year for married COU• I _ fil.emming told t he House Ways cost an d 20 per cent of the i:e- approval by Congress of some pies . comprl about ro This � g up and Means Cort_1mittee the pro- mai n in g co'st until the �nef�tl kind of new program. But there persons. 500,000 . n• 3, the r ft usled exh r were Th(' ell l' a'litl ill no assurance any program o1 & pose d new medical care program would cost the federal Tttasury a!"l dividual woul d have to meet the will bec ome law. If Con gress in- 1 The chance lo buy proledi on il1n eli8es ca tastrophic est imated 600 • million dollars a enlirc cost or medical care. alats on the Deroocrati& a pproa ch against The initial $200 o ut-of-pocket 11 .eem, likely Eisenhower ma; for '24 ■ year would1 be offered year. The state, on an average, lo persona who have leu income would put up about the same payme n l would be required of vtto the bill· ' than that but who IN not ao fill.ed be would It pel'!Klns. single amoun t. The plan as described by in• impoverished that tbeJ are on The benefits would Include pay- at $400 for I couple. The proeram ment o( • major share of the cost had been worked out by Flem• fii;rmlnLI In advance or the om- public relief rolll!, 'ffleR l(e ot \� d&ya of hospilali&alion, 36' mina: and other adudnistralion ofw clal , wwei1in,: by Flemmi.Dg, 1 nearly 10 .millioli »!enona bt th.It 11 follow,;: "'""" days ol nunlai bome ..,. u4 .(iciol& iB ,_t woua. -,.,.. --- • �..' .­ ·•J.. •. .J.• ,,• . ' ., " I 2-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 196-0 '-"'e" Club H�s Mvy �sion At Hartinger Honie RIVER REPORT The M1y me•tmg ol the Mid• dleport Gardt>n Club w111 held Monday e\·enmg al the home of M.rs . .D. B. Harling.er with Mrs. C M. He-nnesy. Mrs C. 0. Fisher and Mrs. Chnlm1 Fhher, llS hustene11. Blazew icz Beats Hartinger Continued from Page One lumb1a. Huland Crabtree . Po11wru1 3l'. Don Collins; E Le­ lart . ]'� 111 \lanuel; Port land. War den Our�. l'urneroy 3B, Rober1 V11ugh11n. Hn·dsville. l'. P 'Harris: Long Ho\10111 . William Connoll)·; Pomero�· 3 A . Frank Johntton; Hock Spring�. Hugh Re 11rhs: Ra­ c ine Vil.. Joe lieegle; Letart Vil., Berl l l u n l : Cl1ester S., Robt!rt Ba1ll')", Chrster N., Val Hartung; Haeme Pct . Oil9 Knopp. Mt. lamll)' spent the Weekend with his N�!!!� vii� f4r.' Ill� Re�nt gue,t, of Mr1. Mattie OAK Hlt.LL rhief waa made va.cant by the en• Mr. and Mrs. Low ell Bing and mo4ler, Mn Edith Bini at Wooa-- lo ,- �)' ILStm e nt of Russell Zw1Jline into Sprinaer we re her daug.hter, Mrs. ter, 0. I Mrs, C-. A. :sabcoct v i1lted Jlrt. the Army. He was reph1ced by the Maud Branch and trandchildrtn Eu.a:ene, Ru.uell aon A Births: ■nd ..cwt a.teritk -8aturd■:y �... Galllpoliir of Roy Glad.man Ronald and lblill Martha Mrs aMistant WWie Guinther 11nd the to Mr. and Mrs. Coy Bly St.■ rcher Ray and Wa)'ne Gladman of f\09,. . Roger B r.an<'h, Columbus. promot1on1 were made . :. of Pomeroy, April a&. Slac.11:, Uptain to ass1slant fire Mr. and m.n, .,_ S. F• W 1i.e hav e . _ _. _ ,... A son W1ll11m _u•neJ'. to lllr. chief. ftnt lieut.. Dale Willis lo returned home after ,pe ndin g captain, second lieut., Butch Lisle th e winter with their son in E ast ' and Mn. Fred Smith, Middle port, April 29. to first lieut., third lieut., DalP Liverpool. Hubbard to second an d D.iav e Ji(' n­ Thomas Clark Sr., lln. Thomas drir was appointed a Uurd lieut . DuHy and Mrs. Mar)' Hubbard 0,0. 1...i.., TII I P.M. chic! Woodrow 11re palients al Holzer Hospital. Present were • Hendrix, Jat:k Duffy, Bob Harden. Gueits or Mr. and Mn. Lite Bulc:h Lisle, Willie Guinther. Da• Shields were Mrs, Mary Proffitt vid Hendrix, Earl Hendrix, Dale ,i1.nd M!AJ Wilma S,.yre, Racine Hubbard, Roger Hubbard, Eddie RD. Moore. Roger SlaCk. Junior Stowe Mr . .and Mn. carron NorriA and Hob Willis and Dale Willis. NEW WHIT■HOUSE 14 fT. children have moved into their PER5�NALS F lalt1GLA$ toAT new home. I Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duck­ . ' ' Ru.aell ZwlUl{lJ, aon of Mr. and ·' NINf 22 H.P. Scott and new . ' worth, Huntington were Salurday , .v.1nc;ll witn Tra-Uer. guests of Mrs. 0Qra Duckworth Mrs. Troy Z�ll!JlJ ,fliu enli1ted Sterliui .and oable , windahie\d, 1teer-­ and Mr. and Mr9. Bob While and in the U. S. . � aft� ia tallnb his baaic traininJ ·•t · F:orl Knox. iog, remote eontrole, Bow other relative s. tfe, bow �nd atem bandlN, Mr. and Mrs. Rit'hard Jones � J;LINIC uph(nste.red front ,eats. Ml and dliughter, Pomeroy, have Admi1.1lon,: ¥n. .-,.da Starch· oon:clletely new. moved into the Charles Wagner er, Po.111eroy, �Rril 21; Mr1. Nhcy home. �P,r;II :111; "SP.ICIAL" O.U..... • � Allending :i Presbyt erial meet­ Smith, lllddl'"", P0""'1>Y, Sr., Fertelf. Clyde ing at Portsmouth Mond.ay were M rs. Pearl McBride, Miss Frankie April 30. • I ' . Mumaw, Mrs. Albe rt Durst, local, As Low .u ,U..8,50 Qown and Mrs. James Sanborn, Mldifle­ porl. Th e y were driven there by and ff$ mo. Mn. Dan Ri:ier. V" We . Alie '(� t'e Cpimfq,.. Mr. and Mr1. Carl ,,, \ Then � '!'• enroute from Florida to&th11 ' pleie - lfarioe st«e Com """ home in Weirton, W. Va. the weekend with her ai,l�Mr . Shelton Hendrix. Mr. and Mn. Lige Shie wt!fi Sunda)' dinner guest, of h , dau­ ghter, Mn. Hany Mill · of Greal Bend. ," &-�ter visitors of Dora Duck­ worth w-ere Mr. and Mr,. C.lrl Duckworth, New Concord aTid · Mr. and Mrs. James Guintler arid three children, Lancaster. �u"": Montgomery, 16.0 up­ iwr. 9.2 lower, 6 ¼ fr.-t open, Gal­ hpolu;: 11. tz upper, 1 1 .1 lower, ti !eet open, Lock 23: 14 8 upper. 1 1 .2 J,,wtr, 22 wickets open. AU Kanawha Ri11er dams are on thp . I s1I I. Mrs. Ga.ren Stansbury, presiCondition of Mo-,able O.m1: dent, Wf1i jn char11:e of the bu.uneSE rtleeti/lJ. · when rout i rie busi- AU dams are up running from neq ••• t:a"n care of. cla.ed to one lnp. Mrs. J. ii. Titus. di1trirt ehair­ Ohia Riv..- Boets: Downbound: man uplaint:(! the Victor Reis 7. Ben McCool 7:30 am. 1 -0; Lot'k Fellowship Fl,lnd and the rlub Mrs. Amy F'r1end, Wi lliam Cot­ 8: Rocket 4:40 am, 6-7; Bob Lock voted to support Jl !inanr1ally, and family of Canton and trill 0-t; 1 am. 6:1� Henler, ·or t 9 Lock Mn. Titue also announced the William Cottrill of Cottage­ Mr11. L JO: Lock 0-7: am, 4 Queen. ton Reeion1I meetmg which wlll be Wade Childress, 5:55 am, 14-2; ls ville Y1si1cd recent'y with Mr, held in Alhens this Wedensday. Mrs. G. H I.asher a guest from land Creek, 6:40 am, 0- lO; 1,ock \ I . and Mrs. Luther Friend. Mrs. Laura Leifheit hu return­ the Hutlnnd G:mlen Club pre­ Metty Moran, 8:05 am, 2-3; Ash­ SE-rl ed 1he proi,:ram for the even­ land, 7:40 am, 3•7; Lock 12: A. V. ed IO her home here aflpr 11pend­ ini on cMsen·ation A& reference Criss Jr., 12;05 am, 5-0; Lock 13: ing th� winler with her daughterg UVEC, 6:35 am, 20-2; Natio nal. 7 in Columbus, her toplc was '·Land Magazine." Ben Quisenberry was 11 dinner At the clos(' of I he meeting re­ am, 0- 1 ; Lock 18; C. V. Harner, 1 1 of his son and daughter•in­ guest 0-2; am. Creditor, Mike : 21 Lock freshment! of punch and cake were served by thP hostesses to 10:•5 am, 1 9-0; Lock 23: Atlas, la-w, Mr. and Mu. Don Quisen­ Mlddl e po,1. The firth 19 members and t wo gu ests, Miss 2:20 pm, ff.O; Trade Winds, 4:.:Jt'i berry, . his grandson Donnie of birlhday 0; 18 pm, 9:60 Cornell, 18--0; pm, Bes, S11nborn and Mrs. Mabel was observed. SanllOrn. Upltound: Lock 30: Jefferson, For the dining room table a 6:40 am, 12-&; Sally AnE, 7:30 pm, Mrs. Ada Slack and Mrs. Earl c:enterplece of lilacs and pink 2-0; �k 28: Sl. Louis Zephyr, Walking and son, Earl Jr., were tulip• were u1ed. 7:10 am. 0-tl; Gallipolis: Charl e, R. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen8on, 5:� am, 6-1; Dis- Harley E. Johnson Wednegda)' to pa«:her. 8 am, 7-0; W. C. White , help celebn11c Mr. Johnson's bir1 0 am, no lnw reported ; Lock 23: tbday. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and Walter Williamton, 1 :20 pm, 3-0; J. B. Chauvin, 3: 1 5 pm, 4•0; South- d1ild1en, Allianl'e, ;i.ccompanied ern, 6:30 pm, 6-10; Elger Cliff, 9:10 by his rnothnr Mn. Letti e Spencer am, 0-3. apent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charle9 Pric e, Long Bottom. K�-,.a Rl,,..- ,hlta: Winfield: Mrs. John Southern and dau­ Be11ver down at 9 pm, 2-0; Jerry thter o f Rutland called on he r Boawort.h down at 10:45 pm, 6-0. parenLs Mr. and Mrs. Claud Qull­ lM and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Koapp and children, Sunday. CLA.&I TO MIE T SCOUT COOK Ill RIADY The Ladles bible Class o f the Cirl Scout cookies were distri• Middleporl Flr&t Baptist Church buted among the members to bl': will meet Thurada)' evening at sold when th1· Brownies met at the ,home of Mra. Raymond Su· the home or Mrs. Jame& Sayre, ton, l-,oeu1t St., for their regular the leader, after achool Friday. maetlng. Present were Mrs. Mason Fisher, 11�!Rtant leader and Janice �n­ ual. Brenda Sayre, Annette War­ 5 Irons - 2 Woods ner, Pamela Grue.1er, Brenda Mi­ Redt.al Sun,l,,y T'his Sunday afternoon at 2:30 i.:hael, Sh.iJWl Roush, Sandy Zer­ lhe pupl11 of Mn. Ray Hecox kle, Terry Ferrell, Lenora Bau, Will pre sent a piano redial �- t Carla Fiah e r and Barbara Lead­ the Heath Methodist niureh in ingham. AUXIL IARY MIITS Middleport NIGHT CRAWLERS The Lad ies Aux:lllary or th e The re cital la op1m to the pt1b­ lic as well as the families of Volunteer F'ire rlept. met at the doz. $1 .00 hollie of Mrs. Ada Slack Monday the pupils. evening for their regulnr meeting. Roll l'DIJ was a11aowered by GETS U. $. AID seven members and three guests. CAJRO UPI-The United Stal- Secretory, Mr�. Slack read the ea gov e rnmenl today presented minutes or th e last meeUng and Authort,ed MacGregor lhe United Arab Republlr with a lhl' lrt>usurcr reported 198,52. A Headquarter• check for 10 million dollars as firemen's fnir wag discuased and MDI St. Middleport 11Utl of an economic ald agree­ planned for June 9, 10, 1 1 With mant. more detoils lo be releosed �laler.· -- Jomes Hobert White of the· Se n­ ior firemen and Ji!U!k Duffy, Jun­ ior fireman were added to the fair committee. Gel well cards ,were Hent to Mrs. Charles Neu­ man, Mrs. William Dlddl@ and Mrs, Henry Kochler. Attending were Sylvia Zwilling president; Janice Teaford, Creasa Jenkins, Kathryn Johmton, Ann Lee Wat­ kins, Phyllis Hendrix and Mra. Sla<'k. C:uesls were James Whlte and llaymond cook of the Senior firemen and W11Ue GuJnther, Junior fire.man. JUNIOR FIAIMIN MIIT The Junior Firemen mel In lhe vlll11Ke hall Wednesday eve ning wllh Jaek Duffy, president, in Dryer Only charge, Sorretary'11 report was Comblnollon gJven hy Hoh Harden and the treasurer Uutch Llale reported WitlJl Your Old $:12.91. A 1iecond order for hafB WHher was 1ent In. The office s,t lire GOLF SPECIAL! ------- COMPLrn SET Pu,"° $39.95 Cali> i l _,,... $137.00 -· $1 49.95 l-----1 GALLIA Revolvhur Sllelvo1 Double l!o.w 12 CU. FT. With ,100 Trade Only $309.95 Model Shown 13 CU, FT. With Rovolvlnl Shelve, With ,100 Trade Otly $409.95 H and ll JIR ' EST-O NE DEA LER STO RE la Tile Cenler I PHONB WY-NJII 11f Ton • \A'<I"� . �.. . MASON ED:D I E ATK ,I NS Ploy■ �· .� . · ',r-. . MOJOIS --•· ..... .,_,"" """"' "''49 -.•••••• acar••••. er • Beets ........ ... ..... .. ::'"·· 10 ...._. $ 1 _ Yellow Corn . ."':.. =..,,_ .. 7 ".: $1 ½ $1 3 COC:kt. II··1 . . . . . . . . . - · ,.. Catsup ... ,;.. :�. ",.... . .... :::.. 6 "...... $1 No, 2 Toilet Tissue .. ..., .. 1 6 ... $1 Dog Food .. ,,.,.. . .---------, J..._ Clover Valey Man'• Short S!Mve Shirts .... ...., -111- •IMI .,.. - Gr..ns _......... - 1.0 .... "' $ 1 ,_.,_ ....... FR· E so 1"1ii11-.- teQns 1·� Country , Club, ' . 1 5 !. Y'{i!I\, _ �. fll'!fo .. O U O U .... . � ... . ... , F .. .. . • '. ·. .....!'.. . , ...-.. -.-. ,........ ,10,t . ' 3,. .. .$1··•1 Apple�·•-�ny. Sweet Po.tato.es .. - .' . ....,.; "· l: . r. o•; .� 1 � ,. . ' Pomeroy"• P1nther1 continued their push toward dl1mond honon Tuelday wlth a routine, 11-0, vie• tory over Bfllpre ln the openini p.me of the ■o utht!ut Ohio Sec· tlonal Cla11 AA tournament. !1 UIII\ • • 1 l"lHI, He Embassy Pmtm1 y_. 0.- . . . .. . .... ...... ........,. ...... .....,... 3 2::- $1 • One Carton Serves 18 AT • P.M. 12:45 . l ON Royal c,-n cou. 6 - ½ Quarts\ ! W J E_ H I 1 Pierce Mak� Experts .Wrong Again, Has B est 'Sox Record • , more 20-6. Yankl llout Tl..,-1 Tfte New York Yankee.a moved into second place with a 10-3 rout of thP Detroit Tigers, the Wash• ington Senators beat the Cleveland Indians, HI, and dropped th e m into Lbird place and the Boston Red Sox topped the K1n1111 City AthleUcs, 4-3, in other American Lea&Ue gam es. In th e National League's only action, the Cincinnati Reds scored a 5-S victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Philadelphia Phillies ended a sik-game losing streak with a 10-9 win over the Chicago Cubs. Pierce allowed 10 hits but be struck out six and did not walk a batter fl& -lie protected an early 4-0 lead. The White Sox took ad­ vantage of an error by shortstop un­ Ron Henl!le n lo score two e arned runs off rookie Steve Bar­ ber in the second inning and added two more in the third on doubles by Ne lson Fox and ·Min­ nie Minoso and Roy Sievers' sin­ ' gle. Frank Robinso hit a two-run homer and Dulch Dotterer drove in t\VO run_f with a homer and a double to lead th e Reds' attack while Don De meter's tw',) homers and a double accounted for all Los Angel es' runs. The game was I enli vened by a sixth-inning argu. ment between Dodger Pilch e r Stan Williams 11.nd Vada Pim;on after the latter was hit by a pitched ball. The loss dropped the Dodgers below the .500 mark at 8-9. United Presa lnternatlon.1 That's rlght, the experts were wrong again. The little fellow they thought might be washed up has turned out. to be the 1t.rong man or the Chicago White Sox' pitching start. Billy Pierce, all or 16:i pounds when holding the 5¼ -ounee base- . ball, was rated a definte que,tion mark thi� spring because or his 14-13 1959 record and the fa.cl he waa pretty much ignored i n the World Series. But he's turn�d in two of the three complete games uhieved by the White Sox' staff Ibis season and is the only starter with a winning record. left-hander The 33-year-old picked on his favorite cousins Tuesday night when he pitched the White Sox into sole possession of rirst place In the American ¥!ague by beating the Baltimore Orloles, 5-S. It was hi1 second straight complete game and made his care er mark against Balli- � ;'t.� "' .;: I IIURRYf BURR"l'f Get BONUS SALE • l'llm!ue ot A =· . MIX o� MATCH SALE Del Monte . . . . Preparecl 1 =: 3 for 1 Armour'• St■r . . . . Ready to Eat S can $1 • 3;� :;:- · • ' .• I 00 4oz, can loi,1 Brand . . . . Uniform Quality Shellie Beans can MIX OR MATCH 1'>-0L eon Special - Save Q1tt, iil�kCOFFEE 3-lb. Bag ¥(H(, � 7'r���,9,e ��-��"o_➔ Heaa-./ . UsMO K ED Cu ' h k RC>a s t c: . A&P SUPER.RIG HT . . . . 1 00 % PURE LEAN BEEF ss lb.:��K C HA F 45Cib. 49C lb.:��� HA F .... :"' '!"'p Ju.,.r•Rlght . . . . w rlound Bone ,�;;di�r, rlmrned . ::; ROHi __lb. S9c Ha�dock Fillets - •. 33{i Ab�� __ 79< 49�: F Ha libut Steaks ' Breaded Shrimp ,'..,;.:: 2 ��•. $1·69 55C Slic� Ham _ ---"'· 99c Pere h I'lf ets .... . s11co,1 - lb F 7, Pin RNct, h, Y•llow _,.. , . lb A&P Super Right . . , , Cent•r • • • • • lb. • • • • •• � ' ' ,. · l�ft... · ra' wgerrtes.; ....... .. .. . . i_._,-.. _,.. ......... ..._.._;�.. · , 'N:. "'" St ., _,,____ . Ont�-� _ .". ,·.- , � p,e ' · • ... ' · MA$0 N Fu�n iture - Futn iture ' �.., .. �,'it�.i(�. ,;..U,'J� •• ' Muon, w.. Va. ' ·•;..�·':'.\&,� � 'II . . . r" , ,t 1••· Florid, N.w Crop 6 "'' 49c Sweet Corn -Aspartigus Mai�e Potatoes 25 All GrNn · H.... Gnnvn .- lb .• lb. 29c lb. NI w $ .39 1 Fl,m Rod Hot HwN __ _ lb. Tomatoes ...... Mushrooms . Spanish Pean�ts Snow Whllo __ pt, J A&P 1' n. Brond pk9- 49C 29C 33 C 49� A&P Su,....Rlght . . . . Woll Trimmed . English Roast Stew Beef =-- A&P Super-Right . . . . LHn, Boneln1 lb. ____ ___ lb, A&P $uper Right • • • Thick Slic,ecl S9c 69c Sliced Bacon __ 2 :;•. 99c GOLDEN RIPE . . . FIRM, SOLID ' Jb. Tender S!Nr Beef • Cut Up, Tray Pack . . . . Pan Ready L L $1 .sJ lCE T J f, ft f)EI A ·Y ROTµMD $1 ,00 Savo 1 2c Regularly $1.65 of 4 SPEOAL AT ---- • :: CUT OR FRENCH STYLE GR. BEANS, CAUIFLOWER IROCCOU BABY OR FORDHOOK LIMA BEANS, ' SPEARS 1 7-o.. A c 9 2. ,_ ' 2.. Roll5, 8 fo r 5 1 .00 FROZEN VEGETABLES Ground Beef Ski � l.ess Wi eners :: 1 �: 55c - · :, F e h F r r s y s • e r . 39�; , Luncheon Meats •, 1 A & P BRAND QUALITY M I X or MATCH SALE Joan of Arc Brand Availobl• as Atways ,...... .... � ' .... , ... l9$ ,n-.��· •• $111'1( ... RELIAILl 1 �:: BRANO__ con �olden Corn 7 ·Kidney Beans ,. lomatoes · ., 7 • .Stokely's Brand . : . . Cut :� Suite ,· Birthstone Ri119s * Costume Jewelry ** Syracuse China * Fostoria Crystal * Meeker Punts * SDver Holloware A&P APPLESAUCE CUT GREEN BEANS RELIABLE SWEET PEAS SOFT WEVE TOILET TISSUE_ A&P Brand . . . . Whole Kornol Stewed Tomatoes s1.oo Vienna Sausage S LE and MATCHING wltli HALVII HAMS ' ' BOX SPRING FRIIITONI A&PS DURING RUTLAND & MASON FURNITURE'S 3 Pc. Bedroom L - �• WATC HES or MATCH SALE MIX ---.... DEL MONTE PEACHES A&P ORANGE JUICE WHEATIES CEREAL · SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAIL _ / FREE FURNITURE GIFTS -, . ' l'Nlli . louhlatNI Bulova QET BIG BUYS at AaP's MATTRESS SMOOTH TOP ' Bra·n·,i le.e l · .Pascal CeJe,ry Diomond Rl1111 I ��c �Y!.� LE�- ... . ON · *Keepsake *Hemilton .;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;=====;;;;,,.===;..;;=;;;;=...,;==;.... Your ''Mr. Music'' Bearcat Joh · F E '\' When he won the '3,5,000 dauJ<' -- · ID a apeclal 18-bole playoff. Collint becam� one of the few eolf prmJ lo beat Muten champioA Arnold Palmer thil )'e ilr. I Brawny Collins Begins Week Of Rest After Win Wilson (4) ind Grue1er. Belpre· won 10-2 over Nortb Gallia TuttCollm1 fired I three-under•par Hensle)', Thornhill (61 and Senneu day in their openln1 pme of the 34� Tuesday to win the b11 35 CINCINNATI UPI - Smiling TORNADO ES WIN Clas, A Sectional bateb■II town.a• Ed J ucker WH dead aeflow loHOUSTON, Tex. UPI - Brawny 1l1cr of the Houaton money .ind Racine won its second itralghl menl. edge P.iillme-r by two 1ltOl..e1. Pal­ bead coal"h Bill Collin, began a "week of re1t" mtr. who pl11y1 aecllonal baseball game Tuesday, The Jictetl e.1ploded for aU : day H he took o,ver at out of Ligonier, thia time fro� Oak Hill, by a their lO Mitri In the top of the of lhe Unlven1t)' of Clndnn..ll today with '5,300 prii,e money r;,. , t urned the front nine even from the Houslon Cl11111c gulf tourore o{ 1H with a &even run ex- H'l"<l nd kl nlne on n ine hlr.a , an ba1ketball team, The ••me It Belpre WH a i-0 sc nament and lhe lmowledge he hat wnh Cc,I JJ!lS, but bogeyed the 12th ploslon ln the hfth inning. wilk. . a and uror [ His fint aaslgnment will be to arfsir after five lrininaa but In the juat become a meml;ler o( a very [ hole wht-n he missed a five-fool · Top b itlera (or th_e Jackets fm d a re pI& cement for three•llme sixth Tom Grueser'■ baaea load� Johnny Cleland .s howed Coach puu. e x clusi ve club. double followed by Gary Moo� '& Don Wolfe excellent control ai he w� re Dan Hlndy, winning pitcher I All · Amerkiln Oacar Robtttaon, double pu■hed home five run1. The finned 10 Mnd iuued but one free with two 1lnele1 and a double the greate at scorer fn collea:e •• Pantl'1en added one more in the pa11, that being in the l■sl fram e . and �om Andflnon, three aingles, �ask�lball h11,tory who l1 a:radua• seventh while Bob Cunningham He retired the first 1 1 batters to both_ in 4 trip■; Dave Hartlna:er mi: m June . a tnp le and sll)il� I n four Lries and Bill Wilson divided the pitch• face him. and coasted in. Jucke r forme r auiatanl coat' h and Baumgar dder • double and · · Ina: chorea, Umitina: the Eagl e s to waa named I t i n a 1urpn!ie move, single Racine'& bli Inning came whe n in thi·ee t.ripa · thret 1canty hUa. h ead coach of the Bearcall Tut�· 12 men balled, coll ecting two hits, Hindy held North Gillis to day. 1ucceedin1 George Smith, A.Kain, the Panthe rs played er­ tak.ina: .alx wallu, moved around on rorleu ball in the field. Belpre two errors and a balk by pitche r three hill, fanned 13, walked w_ho was promoted to athletk on e. DeVault, IOHr, fann ed thre director. 1 !tumbled around to make aix mia­ Crabtree, the loaer. e ------Thursday Middleport a:oea to cue,. Cunnina:ham fanned aix, Radne now entertains a highly Union FW'tlace. w1lked two. Wilson fanned 4, aoosTIAS TO MIIT the /ra/,,r relraher, McArthur team, defe nding Middleport 0(10)0 000 0-10 14 3 touted walked one. The Eeastern Athletic • Booltera N . Gal diatrict base ball champs, Thurs­ . lia O 11 000 0-- z 3 2 will hold a rneeting at tbe 1\lp­ Hindy Grueser hll three for lour and day at 3:30 p. m. Th e Generals and Bau rngarner; De- pen Plain, school Thursday at 8 hiked bis 1ticklng average to .333, have a shortstop n11med Bullock Vault and Hollina:head. p. m. to plan aummer activities. now tled with Howard Parker (hll• with a tremenlous hittina: record, leu yeaterday) for team honors at ais well as a fine pitching staff. bat. The Pomeroy-Radne game has Pomeroy goea to Athens Thurs· been poatponed . day for itl ,econd tourney game. R H E ln a t•me yeaterday Jackson beat Oak Hill 000 130 0----t 6 3 Galllpolia M in a tourney 1ame Racine 000 072 x-9 3 1 :,with Chuck Ke11inger the winner. Oak HIii: Crabtree (LP), Reese Racine: Cleland R H I (!5) and JU8tlce. Pomei-oy l13 00G 1-11 7 0 and Jarrell. Belpre JACKETS WIN 000 000 0--- 0 3 8 Pomeroy: Cunningham (WP), Middleport's Yellow Jackets . . . . . . �-�- . _;, : ;, Orange Drink _ ..,. . 3 -:.;- $ 1 Cou,:,on ell,piffl ...:::..;;; � 1,.' �ffl> , • Pant hers Win An�ther, This One From B elpre Juc�er _Serious 11-0 To Advance In Sectional Class AA Play In 1 aking Over hg Cookies t. .Extra Top Vaha. .,_.., ., •• PVfllhlM ..'., -. _ ..,� . .·---1 1 •--• ,_ _;,,n RWVH ,, - qJuice Tomo•" � - Oiet11kih Chip I� hanvt .,..., ,..._ Co-,wt 0.htl!'ll'I ........ prhlh .... ..... ..... _, $1 .59 , n ,..._.s r-.... ....,........ ............. . I Fruit Pies . . . . Kroger Fruit Peacfies ' P• · ········· · 9• . �•. - :11. · Kroger A__,le " l)a'f!� Dollar Applesauc, : 8 No.:a...••1 ·00 1 .. �/ i,,... . Country and Western Requests . IIIIOA _, ...,,..., __,JI!"': I.ROM & Omy $995 . hop I Co�s less than 12 �s .s ., day_wiffi 12 ,m�tli,s iO\f'SPl)t; PhQne first fpr·.f-t, ��I. Ttien e!op fo,r �;p:i1>1Jey, MlllhWIOJffMI THE SPORTS CiENRR FO:R MOM THE 8™ I N 2.0 M l NVT �e v� fMKJ: A £)4Jt fD "LUMIU,Jf'' JIU. �9Ct•· $200> We Ask You To Com.pore 3 I ! ,,I ,'. ·, Syracuse Events Reported I ! I & P Brand , . . Flofida r ·4- I Grapefruit Sections 6 '�: s1 .oo Special • Save On_ WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED �;:• Ml LK 7 9c of 6 TALL c.n1 Carton �..' .­ ·•J.. •. .J.• ,,• . ' ., " I 2-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 196-0 '-"'e" Club H�s Mvy �sion At Hartinger Honie RIVER REPORT The M1y me•tmg ol the Mid• dleport Gardt>n Club w111 held Monday e\·enmg al the home of M.rs . .D. B. Harling.er with Mrs. C M. He-nnesy. Mrs C. 0. Fisher and Mrs. Chnlm1 Fhher, llS hustene11. Blazew icz Beats Hartinger Continued from Page One lumb1a. Huland Crabtree . Po11wru1 3l'. Don Collins; E Le­ lart . ]'� 111 \lanuel; Port land. War den Our�. l'urneroy 3B, Rober1 V11ugh11n. Hn·dsville. l'. P 'Harris: Long Ho\10111 . William Connoll)·; Pomero�· 3 A . Frank Johntton; Hock Spring�. Hugh Re 11rhs: Ra­ c ine Vil.. Joe lieegle; Letart Vil., Berl l l u n l : Cl1ester S., Robt!rt Ba1ll')", Chrster N., Val Hartung; Haeme Pct . Oil9 Knopp. Mt. lamll)' spent the Weekend with his N�!!!� vii� f4r.' Ill� Re�nt gue,t, of Mr1. Mattie OAK Hlt.LL rhief waa made va.cant by the en• Mr. and Mrs. Low ell Bing and mo4ler, Mn Edith Bini at Wooa-- lo ,- �)' ILStm e nt of Russell Zw1Jline into Sprinaer we re her daug.hter, Mrs. ter, 0. I Mrs, C-. A. :sabcoct v i1lted Jlrt. the Army. He was reph1ced by the Maud Branch and trandchildrtn Eu.a:ene, Ru.uell aon A Births: ■nd ..cwt a.teritk -8aturd■:y �... Galllpoliir of Roy Glad.man Ronald and lblill Martha Mrs aMistant WWie Guinther 11nd the to Mr. and Mrs. Coy Bly St.■ rcher Ray and Wa)'ne Gladman of f\09,. . Roger B r.an<'h, Columbus. promot1on1 were made . :. of Pomeroy, April a&. Slac.11:, Uptain to ass1slant fire Mr. and m.n, .,_ S. F• W 1i.e hav e . _ _. _ ,... A son W1ll11m _u•neJ'. to lllr. chief. ftnt lieut.. Dale Willis lo returned home after ,pe ndin g captain, second lieut., Butch Lisle th e winter with their son in E ast ' and Mn. Fred Smith, Middle port, April 29. to first lieut., third lieut., DalP Liverpool. Hubbard to second an d D.iav e Ji(' n­ Thomas Clark Sr., lln. Thomas drir was appointed a Uurd lieut . DuHy and Mrs. Mar)' Hubbard 0,0. 1...i.., TII I P.M. chic! Woodrow 11re palients al Holzer Hospital. Present were • Hendrix, Jat:k Duffy, Bob Harden. Gueits or Mr. and Mn. Lite Bulc:h Lisle, Willie Guinther. Da• Shields were Mrs, Mary Proffitt vid Hendrix, Earl Hendrix, Dale ,i1.nd M!AJ Wilma S,.yre, Racine Hubbard, Roger Hubbard, Eddie RD. Moore. Roger SlaCk. Junior Stowe Mr . .and Mn. carron NorriA and Hob Willis and Dale Willis. NEW WHIT■HOUSE 14 fT. children have moved into their PER5�NALS F lalt1GLA$ toAT new home. I Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duck­ . ' ' Ru.aell ZwlUl{lJ, aon of Mr. and ·' NINf 22 H.P. Scott and new . ' worth, Huntington were Salurday , .v.1nc;ll witn Tra-Uer. guests of Mrs. 0Qra Duckworth Mrs. Troy Z�ll!JlJ ,fliu enli1ted Sterliui .and oable , windahie\d, 1teer-­ and Mr. and Mr9. Bob While and in the U. S. . � aft� ia tallnb his baaic traininJ ·•t · F:orl Knox. iog, remote eontrole, Bow other relative s. tfe, bow �nd atem bandlN, Mr. and Mrs. Rit'hard Jones � J;LINIC uph(nste.red front ,eats. Ml and dliughter, Pomeroy, have Admi1.1lon,: ¥n. .-,.da Starch· oon:clletely new. moved into the Charles Wagner er, Po.111eroy, �Rril 21; Mr1. Nhcy home. �P,r;II :111; "SP.ICIAL" O.U..... • � Allending :i Presbyt erial meet­ Smith, lllddl'"", P0""'1>Y, Sr., Fertelf. Clyde ing at Portsmouth Mond.ay were M rs. Pearl McBride, Miss Frankie April 30. • I ' . Mumaw, Mrs. Albe rt Durst, local, As Low .u ,U..8,50 Qown and Mrs. James Sanborn, Mldifle­ porl. Th e y were driven there by and ff$ mo. Mn. Dan Ri:ier. V" We . Alie '(� t'e Cpimfq,.. Mr. and Mr1. Carl ,,, \ Then � '!'• enroute from Florida to&th11 ' pleie - lfarioe st«e Com """ home in Weirton, W. Va. the weekend with her ai,l�Mr . Shelton Hendrix. Mr. and Mn. Lige Shie wt!fi Sunda)' dinner guest, of h , dau­ ghter, Mn. Hany Mill · of Greal Bend. ," &-�ter visitors of Dora Duck­ worth w-ere Mr. and Mr,. C.lrl Duckworth, New Concord aTid · Mr. and Mrs. James Guintler arid three children, Lancaster. �u"": Montgomery, 16.0 up­ iwr. 9.2 lower, 6 ¼ fr.-t open, Gal­ hpolu;: 11. tz upper, 1 1 .1 lower, ti !eet open, Lock 23: 14 8 upper. 1 1 .2 J,,wtr, 22 wickets open. AU Kanawha Ri11er dams are on thp . I s1I I. Mrs. Ga.ren Stansbury, presiCondition of Mo-,able O.m1: dent, Wf1i jn char11:e of the bu.uneSE rtleeti/lJ. · when rout i rie busi- AU dams are up running from neq ••• t:a"n care of. cla.ed to one lnp. Mrs. J. ii. Titus. di1trirt ehair­ Ohia Riv..- Boets: Downbound: man uplaint:(! the Victor Reis 7. Ben McCool 7:30 am. 1 -0; Lot'k Fellowship Fl,lnd and the rlub Mrs. Amy F'r1end, Wi lliam Cot­ 8: Rocket 4:40 am, 6-7; Bob Lock voted to support Jl !inanr1ally, and family of Canton and trill 0-t; 1 am. 6:1� Henler, ·or t 9 Lock Mn. Titue also announced the William Cottrill of Cottage­ Mr11. L JO: Lock 0-7: am, 4 Queen. ton Reeion1I meetmg which wlll be Wade Childress, 5:55 am, 14-2; ls ville Y1si1cd recent'y with Mr, held in Alhens this Wedensday. Mrs. G. H I.asher a guest from land Creek, 6:40 am, 0- lO; 1,ock \ I . and Mrs. Luther Friend. Mrs. Laura Leifheit hu return­ the Hutlnnd G:mlen Club pre­ Metty Moran, 8:05 am, 2-3; Ash­ SE-rl ed 1he proi,:ram for the even­ land, 7:40 am, 3•7; Lock 12: A. V. ed IO her home here aflpr 11pend­ ini on cMsen·ation A& reference Criss Jr., 12;05 am, 5-0; Lock 13: ing th� winler with her daughterg UVEC, 6:35 am, 20-2; Natio nal. 7 in Columbus, her toplc was '·Land Magazine." Ben Quisenberry was 11 dinner At the clos(' of I he meeting re­ am, 0- 1 ; Lock 18; C. V. Harner, 1 1 of his son and daughter•in­ guest 0-2; am. Creditor, Mike : 21 Lock freshment! of punch and cake were served by thP hostesses to 10:•5 am, 1 9-0; Lock 23: Atlas, la-w, Mr. and Mu. Don Quisen­ Mlddl e po,1. The firth 19 members and t wo gu ests, Miss 2:20 pm, ff.O; Trade Winds, 4:.:Jt'i berry, . his grandson Donnie of birlhday 0; 18 pm, 9:60 Cornell, 18--0; pm, Bes, S11nborn and Mrs. Mabel was observed. SanllOrn. Upltound: Lock 30: Jefferson, For the dining room table a 6:40 am, 12-&; Sally AnE, 7:30 pm, Mrs. Ada Slack and Mrs. Earl c:enterplece of lilacs and pink 2-0; �k 28: Sl. Louis Zephyr, Walking and son, Earl Jr., were tulip• were u1ed. 7:10 am. 0-tl; Gallipolis: Charl e, R. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen8on, 5:� am, 6-1; Dis- Harley E. Johnson Wednegda)' to pa«:her. 8 am, 7-0; W. C. White , help celebn11c Mr. Johnson's bir1 0 am, no lnw reported ; Lock 23: tbday. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Frank and Walter Williamton, 1 :20 pm, 3-0; J. B. Chauvin, 3: 1 5 pm, 4•0; South- d1ild1en, Allianl'e, ;i.ccompanied ern, 6:30 pm, 6-10; Elger Cliff, 9:10 by his rnothnr Mn. Letti e Spencer am, 0-3. apent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charle9 Pric e, Long Bottom. K�-,.a Rl,,..- ,hlta: Winfield: Mrs. John Southern and dau­ Be11ver down at 9 pm, 2-0; Jerry thter o f Rutland called on he r Boawort.h down at 10:45 pm, 6-0. parenLs Mr. and Mrs. Claud Qull­ lM and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Koapp and children, Sunday. CLA.&I TO MIE T SCOUT COOK Ill RIADY The Ladles bible Class o f the Cirl Scout cookies were distri• Middleporl Flr&t Baptist Church buted among the members to bl': will meet Thurada)' evening at sold when th1· Brownies met at the ,home of Mra. Raymond Su· the home or Mrs. Jame& Sayre, ton, l-,oeu1t St., for their regular the leader, after achool Friday. maetlng. Present were Mrs. Mason Fisher, 11�!Rtant leader and Janice �n­ ual. Brenda Sayre, Annette War­ 5 Irons - 2 Woods ner, Pamela Grue.1er, Brenda Mi­ Redt.al Sun,l,,y T'his Sunday afternoon at 2:30 i.:hael, Sh.iJWl Roush, Sandy Zer­ lhe pupl11 of Mn. Ray Hecox kle, Terry Ferrell, Lenora Bau, Will pre sent a piano redial �- t Carla Fiah e r and Barbara Lead­ the Heath Methodist niureh in ingham. AUXIL IARY MIITS Middleport NIGHT CRAWLERS The Lad ies Aux:lllary or th e The re cital la op1m to the pt1b­ lic as well as the families of Volunteer F'ire rlept. met at the doz. $1 .00 hollie of Mrs. Ada Slack Monday the pupils. evening for their regulnr meeting. Roll l'DIJ was a11aowered by GETS U. $. AID seven members and three guests. CAJRO UPI-The United Stal- Secretory, Mr�. Slack read the ea gov e rnmenl today presented minutes or th e last meeUng and Authort,ed MacGregor lhe United Arab Republlr with a lhl' lrt>usurcr reported 198,52. A Headquarter• check for 10 million dollars as firemen's fnir wag discuased and MDI St. Middleport 11Utl of an economic ald agree­ planned for June 9, 10, 1 1 With mant. more detoils lo be releosed �laler.· -- Jomes Hobert White of the· Se n­ ior firemen and Ji!U!k Duffy, Jun­ ior fireman were added to the fair committee. Gel well cards ,were Hent to Mrs. Charles Neu­ man, Mrs. William Dlddl@ and Mrs, Henry Kochler. Attending were Sylvia Zwilling president; Janice Teaford, Creasa Jenkins, Kathryn Johmton, Ann Lee Wat­ kins, Phyllis Hendrix and Mra. Sla<'k. C:uesls were James Whlte and llaymond cook of the Senior firemen and W11Ue GuJnther, Junior fire.man. JUNIOR FIAIMIN MIIT The Junior Firemen mel In lhe vlll11Ke hall Wednesday eve ning wllh Jaek Duffy, president, in Dryer Only charge, Sorretary'11 report was Comblnollon gJven hy Hoh Harden and the treasurer Uutch Llale reported WitlJl Your Old $:12.91. A 1iecond order for hafB WHher was 1ent In. 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In th e National League's only action, the Cincinnati Reds scored a 5-S victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Philadelphia Phillies ended a sik-game losing streak with a 10-9 win over the Chicago Cubs. Pierce allowed 10 hits but be struck out six and did not walk a batter fl& -lie protected an early 4-0 lead. The White Sox took ad­ vantage of an error by shortstop un­ Ron Henl!le n lo score two e arned runs off rookie Steve Bar­ ber in the second inning and added two more in the third on doubles by Ne lson Fox and ·Min­ nie Minoso and Roy Sievers' sin­ ' gle. Frank Robinso hit a two-run homer and Dulch Dotterer drove in t\VO run_f with a homer and a double to lead th e Reds' attack while Don De meter's tw',) homers and a double accounted for all Los Angel es' runs. The game was I enli vened by a sixth-inning argu. ment between Dodger Pilch e r Stan Williams 11.nd Vada Pim;on after the latter was hit by a pitched ball. The loss dropped the Dodgers below the .500 mark at 8-9. United Presa lnternatlon.1 That's rlght, the experts were wrong again. The little fellow they thought might be washed up has turned out. to be the 1t.rong man or the Chicago White Sox' pitching start. Billy Pierce, all or 16:i pounds when holding the 5¼ -ounee base- . ball, was rated a definte que,tion mark thi� spring because or his 14-13 1959 record and the fa.cl he waa pretty much ignored i n the World Series. But he's turn�d in two of the three complete games uhieved by the White Sox' staff Ibis season and is the only starter with a winning record. left-hander The 33-year-old picked on his favorite cousins Tuesday night when he pitched the White Sox into sole possession of rirst place In the American ¥!ague by beating the Baltimore Orloles, 5-S. It was hi1 second straight complete game and made his care er mark against Balli- � ;'t.� "' .;: I IIURRYf BURR"l'f Get BONUS SALE • l'llm!ue ot A =· . MIX o� MATCH SALE Del Monte . . . . Preparecl 1 =: 3 for 1 Armour'• St■r . . . . 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Pal­ bead coal"h Bill Collin, began a "week of re1t" mtr. who pl11y1 aecllonal baseball game Tuesday, The Jictetl e.1ploded for aU : day H he took o,ver at out of Ligonier, thia time fro� Oak Hill, by a their lO Mitri In the top of the of lhe Unlven1t)' of Clndnn..ll today with '5,300 prii,e money r;,. , t urned the front nine even from the Houslon Cl11111c gulf tourore o{ 1H with a &even run ex- H'l"<l nd kl nlne on n ine hlr.a , an ba1ketball team, The ••me It Belpre WH a i-0 sc nament and lhe lmowledge he hat wnh Cc,I JJ!lS, but bogeyed the 12th ploslon ln the hfth inning. wilk. . a and uror [ His fint aaslgnment will be to arfsir after five lrininaa but In the juat become a meml;ler o( a very [ hole wht-n he missed a five-fool · Top b itlera (or th_e Jackets fm d a re pI& cement for three•llme sixth Tom Grueser'■ baaea load� Johnny Cleland .s howed Coach puu. e x clusi ve club. double followed by Gary Moo� '& Don Wolfe excellent control ai he w� re Dan Hlndy, winning pitcher I All · Amerkiln Oacar Robtttaon, double pu■hed home five run1. The finned 10 Mnd iuued but one free with two 1lnele1 and a double the greate at scorer fn collea:e •• Pantl'1en added one more in the pa11, that being in the l■sl fram e . and �om Andflnon, three aingles, �ask�lball h11,tory who l1 a:radua• seventh while Bob Cunningham He retired the first 1 1 batters to both_ in 4 trip■; Dave Hartlna:er mi: m June . a tnp le and sll)il� I n four Lries and Bill Wilson divided the pitch• face him. and coasted in. Jucke r forme r auiatanl coat' h and Baumgar dder • double and · · Ina: chorea, Umitina: the Eagl e s to waa named I t i n a 1urpn!ie move, single Racine'& bli Inning came whe n in thi·ee t.ripa · thret 1canty hUa. h ead coach of the Bearcall Tut�· 12 men balled, coll ecting two hits, Hindy held North Gillis to day. 1ucceedin1 George Smith, A.Kain, the Panthe rs played er­ tak.ina: .alx wallu, moved around on rorleu ball in the field. Belpre two errors and a balk by pitche r three hill, fanned 13, walked w_ho was promoted to athletk on e. DeVault, IOHr, fann ed thre director. 1 !tumbled around to make aix mia­ Crabtree, the loaer. e ------Thursday Middleport a:oea to cue,. Cunnina:ham fanned aix, Radne now entertains a highly Union FW'tlace. w1lked two. Wilson fanned 4, aoosTIAS TO MIIT the /ra/,,r relraher, McArthur team, defe nding Middleport 0(10)0 000 0-10 14 3 touted walked one. The Eeastern Athletic • Booltera N . Gal diatrict base ball champs, Thurs­ . lia O 11 000 0-- z 3 2 will hold a rneeting at tbe 1\lp­ Hindy Grueser hll three for lour and day at 3:30 p. m. Th e Generals and Bau rngarner; De- pen Plain, school Thursday at 8 hiked bis 1ticklng average to .333, have a shortstop n11med Bullock Vault and Hollina:head. p. m. to plan aummer activities. now tled with Howard Parker (hll• with a tremenlous hittina: record, leu yeaterday) for team honors at ais well as a fine pitching staff. bat. The Pomeroy-Radne game has Pomeroy goea to Athens Thurs· been poatponed . day for itl ,econd tourney game. R H E ln a t•me yeaterday Jackson beat Oak Hill 000 130 0----t 6 3 Galllpolia M in a tourney 1ame Racine 000 072 x-9 3 1 :,with Chuck Ke11inger the winner. Oak HIii: Crabtree (LP), Reese Racine: Cleland R H I (!5) and JU8tlce. Pomei-oy l13 00G 1-11 7 0 and Jarrell. Belpre JACKETS WIN 000 000 0--- 0 3 8 Pomeroy: Cunningham (WP), Middleport's Yellow Jackets . . . . . . �-�- . _;, : ;, Orange Drink _ ..,. . 3 -:.;- $ 1 Cou,:,on ell,piffl ...:::..;;; � 1,.' �ffl> , • Pant hers Win An�ther, This One From B elpre Juc�er _Serious 11-0 To Advance In Sectional Class AA Play In 1 aking Over hg Cookies t. .Extra Top Vaha. .,_.., ., •• PVfllhlM ..'., -. _ ..,� . .·---1 1 •--• ,_ _;,,n RWVH ,, - qJuice Tomo•" � - Oiet11kih Chip I� hanvt .,..., ,..._ Co-,wt 0.htl!'ll'I ........ prhlh .... ..... ..... _, $1 .59 , n ,..._.s r-.... ....,........ ............. . I Fruit Pies . . . . 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I I I II :I' .. , No. 303 cans ,' Stolcely'1 Finest -r, pi1t•L ······•·· •, No. 303 cans St�ely1 flllflt .l : ;••····· $� . , -·, 32 oz. cans ·.,;,;, POllK & STOKELY'S . •• ••• , , ' .. "! ,' . ' ' . 14 oz. bottln ... ' , . I i • e, .i, ' .'.,,..... � �- " t,:' h • ,. ; i ..,, :i t: or '" u ha•es at an ne ��= :t a , � Y. 1 9 - P •et •�t of m,x�1n9 . '- 'f-r1,fl+r) 1CJa,\1,, .... 21 le BUTTER •s -- R... 20c CRINKLECtn,POTATOESR-.-19ic STOICILY'I-ILIC �ODN , . , , GREEN PW ...' ·19tc . CUT CORN· _,_____ 21c 1 t� · _·. TUNA· POT ;" �ES --.;;, 4JC �- · .�u .;_- l t ' . AJf�:· : ;·:� 1 :;, ..-'--, -· � �-� � JFO· .I u�.., ________ 99c __._ box• � • • Mi. ¼ can 2le;,,is.,·- C koH• l!I/ANS--Clnn1mon-or powdtroil aug1r , _ ,_____ • -�� -10 oz. iC*:i' pkgs.· i .•� -- k1tleEVANS' " -;:,: -; -_ . · , . ' ' )>• ". ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY .. , , .. , .. , . , .. 8:30 A.M. to ' lb. . 1•:·i··· ,· ' · 19c' t• ,_ • • ,41 ,." ,,' ' ' .. l •' ·' I "t < ; s:io P.M. MIDl>l.EPORT, OHIO b ---'-l . � lb. .- . ---,..c-lb --- > t., :'; . • l ' ' ' ,"· ( _;; l; . ) ,1· I ,· •• , : -� • ,, ·( ... ,. ' ··-· · I', .. · f \ ..- ',!••• • ••�'.� · .. '. - MONDAY lbru THURSDAY , ....... , , , , 9:00 A.M. lo .l:00 P.M. DONUTS •- : . :- -_ WHEAT BRElD .. _: _.. _._ ! ---· STORE HOURS Corner Mill oncl North Second Strreets ,I . ' 13 :. 33c _10 .... s1.oo • ,· , • . 1, 1 ..:..._c· 100 ct. . fr . I, white otenproof bowls. 'S:v'.. uv�tJ'.· _ ·you. �••t _your fr�•�4s a� EVAN$J one doll,, on this EVANS.v,ti;'e: . ·wh•n It's fun to sh9p. _ t _ STOqLY'S FINEST_ FROZEN FO.bD CUT -�R�C-�LI • � • 2 :; 49c 0 79t _ S : i;; 29� - . Qi,i,� I•• 69( Simonlz Mario-Sluffod 11U1iiinella • , ' PRESERVES �t LIOUID,,WAXOLIVES PEANUT BUTTER ; •• . Maarown-:a1,c1<1ia,r,; · • ' J• ,\. -��i�,,-. • :•.. �r..·. ·. �:.,,/:: ' · } _)' ,'r .• ·,., . ar-,St--'!fn!No · '. AlL MEAT WIENERS � - ', � 53c · - · 2 �99c ffltti'siiaoBAcoo PORK LIVER lb. . lb C . , ■■■•-■·■,a-■ I ' ' . Very mlld NEW ,,.•�····· .......... , t• YRLOW ONIONS .Jt.29c ' '· .... · • ·••'·• ' ", . �' ' �' I DIiiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1960 (9) WANT ·A DS For •-• -n. Out of Line? • • • , .... R- be - Com plet e Fro nt- End Ad justment in tb.at day ., ...pa'. I YI "'le. I-or !>ole By 04.ENNA S. MILHOAN Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Davi1 and Marie, Johnny and Kathy went to New Castle, P1.. Ft-kCllf Call Dki SterreH Before 9:30 A.M Middleport WY-2·26ff Pomwoy WY-2-3195 ltAUn FIED STOl.a At Chootw Yukon S.214$ tL\MfU. liRY1CI ITATION FROM ..,.,. ,.A.M. GOEGLEI N Albany US:a Every Doy lieroltf' MUII.LIR PURNAC�� WIS flNG­ HOU.SI •ppllanqe,. Arnold a,. nce. ttt.ta. ITrac:U:N, Oh1o. PhOfta 1 1-19-tfc BARNES-SIM l'SON lN&uR-.Nc·, WY•UIM. Agent.Jr, Middleport. Fire J..UIO - -- --mobile, donda. Phone · WY-2'Zl!l.E\"lSION RADIO AND SllALL 2903. 1ppllance repeir, Phone OU. McCIJJltock, Raclno, Ohio. l,ON S'PVll:118 -2-1-tfe YOUR CAii l,a)I PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 I I ! Notices ■■ CABINET mlken Form.lea 1W tops. Viayl uoestoa block laid. House NIP.UJ'I of a1J descriptiou. Call Gu, 1'1'e'.aler, Racine, Ohio. 2 24 Uc inc A.di NIClived by 10 A.M. will L "). McCOY AUC:TIOH R t. L,._ -• w�B�.Bmen � of Th:anb abd Sipecia1 Notice, ot Ev,-ut.t 11.UO. Obituuie1 plAbliabed at 1 cent per word. �"/OROS I DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS 1 MO . 15 $1.:i6 90c 60c $4.50 • $6.l() $1.M fl.20 60o 20 "6 $7 .IIO 52.2'1 fl.00 7.. • ••• . "'111 CONDJTIONlNG, REFIIIGEJI. 1Uoa Nl'Vice. .Jack'• Refri&en­ tJon, Ne• Haven. Phone ru f-23-t! :IM37. I cent, per word , Olhl iDNrtion. Kinilnum cb� _ 80 �•.& 8 cent. per word for Woe cooaecu.Uve lnaertiohl. Specill - one mouth for 30 cNtt, per word. hU nte Of 3 Oenla per word ,ri,1J. be cb.uwed fer advertf&inc at 001 paid withln 10 day1 alter, recelvizla mil. Enon in Advertuinc - Should be reportf!d immed.latelJ The or�>'. � el wUJ not be reiaponaibLo few GKtre Lbail o.ne •' The Ridge-Ken,o Society Report 1 (20 ) Busi ness Services Wheels FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llESULTS RATES " • ' • � • • • • , -::::=-:::-------- Sole --- ':USTOII BUO..T ltJ.TLHBN D& lilned lo: ,oar hoa,-3 FM9 a­ tim,ta J"on.man and Abbott. 8-8-U PbDn1 WY-2-6121. (20b; I nsura - • -.- ...._ .......,....... ... ·•T•�·- ··· w.·n siw• tt lo ,oa .anlptf TERMITI AND PEST CONTROL Con,lenmitnt S.I• Maybe YO\l'w DOtio9cl 1111UIUIII .., Fain. f,- JMpKtlon. tnwr• OUR NEXT SALE WlLL BE HELD ,:.,, __.. OD yom "'-, - .... U,. � w,. .cl !.y N•tJonwlde. Phone R• Thunday May 5, 1960, .at 1 1 ah, ,_LIVISION liLlO AND SMALL encl A. hrvlce •Station WY2,. 1tl the auction gro11nds I mi. west . AH'i,noe ,..Ir. C .U Prtnlr your c;.r probably ntotdl • oom4-:i.tfc 2.166. of Porterfield. We will have L-• 11. ffl .... Sec11N N. 41' c-,,.1-., . plt>l.e troownd chick and wbNI machinery, tools, and a misc. Jot. M!alWY-3-1561 PIion tic 3 1 --· • GLORJA ' S BEAUT\' S A L O N alicnm.mt. PlaJ it at.I l'NpaN Lunch will bt J!erved. Goddard will close on Saturday, May 7 your ear fOI' •mooch ....... COIIPLETB IN&URANCE !'II<> Sales. Harold G oddard, Auction­ ILADIO TV SIRVICI until furtber notice due to ill­ eer. &ectlon. IJfe, Auto, )'ire. Pollo. dririn(, Drive ill lioda:rl 5 2 6lc ALL MOOSLI AN D MAKII neas. Gloria Ebersbach, Owner. CalJ Doa Mllll, lllddleport, 1 Phone WY 2-22551 Pomeroy, Qt.lo :5-3-3tc JOO SEASONED LOCUST Oh1•. CLILANO TV !ind APPI.IANCI ONIY Phone W I 9-3 132. ( 5) 3 Jin tfc 3 6 WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF --- 1 CENSUS NEARS END !by 9 to May 1:5. Open Monday, PONY. 4 1 -inch. STOCKING t EET. WASHINGTON UPI - Nearly AUCTION .. May 16 . t'l1fl's .Shoe Hepalr," White mane. For stud service. 175 m illion Amerlcana--or 97 Cempf• lervlce 'M.1ctdlepcrt. 4 2t1 6lp See a t . Shade Valley Lake 12 1 per cenl of the anticipated total Crttt Bradford WY•Z·Zl43 Phone mi!cs Ea1!t of Pomeroy. -have been counted thus tar in Write, Pltone .,. Contact MIDDLEPOHT nm: DEPART5 3 (ltp POMEROY, OHIO l A R A_ D ._ D ._ l 960 R . . • �Jc. Saturd.11y, t ment Auction c _ . _ _ _ , _ o ._ . __ . 1.. ___ 0h _·__ _ ___ 1h_ •_ ___ ,e_ n_ ,._._ · ---- __ &1.ily 14, t..w111g BuJ!dina: on the 1' 111 Middlel)O rt. PlANO · Used ir nd HO U SE T UA LLE H , 1 0 ' x .�) ' . five VERY REASONABLE rooms and bath. Sleeps 8. Con• Teet Hotpolnt refrigerato� New Merchandl.!ie. Evruythmil tact .f'r a n � Hudson, .Bas li.r n Road f!om Billy Lloats lo K i tchen Babe and sc ales. oth er bou:. Rt . l , Ii.acme. ei 3 :uc hold articles. Inquire 84'2 Pearl Sinks. l>oors open 9 a. m. Sale Street, Middleport. sta �t, l l ' · m . Relre1hments FOR SALE ·:- 2500 U M.E � 3 3tp N GROW O -------- I " ·ava1 l a bl e ,11 1 1 d ay. Crill Brad• "B PUBLIC AUCTIO N . reak of llay lomato pl�nts .o-4-9tc lord Jr., Auct10neer. J n _lot sale. Bill Orr, Reedsville, Per.eonal property of tbe late j Oh,o. Herman Kelch will be ,old II � ' '-'' of auction at the reaJdence next GOING 0 U 1' oi,, BUSINESS SALE I Lo the Poat Office at Portland, WE WISH TO EXPRESS_ OUR Merchandise and Equipment Ohio, May 7, 12:30 P . .M.: Kel• aratl lude and i1pprecl1t1on lo I must Jo this week. Dresses Electric ou -:- many relat!ves and frie11 ds \ down to $5.00. Call wy 2. 3457 ' , vlnator Refrigerator, Stove, Kitchen Table,, Range, tor . their help a11d kJndneu June '• Dress Shop, M1ddleporI. Coal and OU Fuel Cabinet, and during the Jliness �nd death ol 6·3-3te Hester,, Living lwom Suite, our beloved h1u1.t11nd and !1th• --,--- -�-­ 2 Bedroom Suite,, Upholstered ·s er, J!.verell 1'raty. To Re v , Eu• iTtNDOW BLIND.., ANl> SHADE Chairs, Wool Rug,, TV Set, End Vendlari blinda, all 1ite1 and �cne Urown 'lllll H.cv. Ira WellTables,, Coffee Table, Utility colon. 1''.ree Eetlmalea: Da le m1m for their L"0111olina: mesCabinet, Player Plano Rolla, .\ve Union 2J!'I Supply, WlppeJ. ., li11ies, lo ltev. t"rceiand N oma Portable,, Electrle Mower, Hand . hi'-, Pomeroy, IC 3-4-60 O ' .i . Clrc1 Mattu: c 1'1n nd Mrs Tools, Bee Hive and EquipJ, lorcnce Adams for the aacrcd Porch Furnit.lll'e, 12 ment, •�U8LC, the l'Omeroy Emergency I LtVI BAIT, MINNOWS, NIGHT Gauge Shot Gun and many othSqu1c&, the 11l11 J f and nur1e1 at Crawlera f"shing supplies tlsh er artlclea not lined. Terma : lhe Meigs General Hoapital, Jng uce,;,e, available tr�m 6 CHh. i!:wl11g !' u11cr11l Jl ome, the Pall a. m. to 7;3{} p. m. week day Not ra,.1pontlbl• for acclclenh bcuen, J'omcroy f . .k A. M. , Sunday IH O a. m. Fife Novell MrL Virginia Moore 104, the 01110 Valle)' CornmanShop. 4-21-12tC Admlnlatratrix dty No. 24 for their aervices, Bradford Auction Company. tne Laurel C!IU Health Club - --- - ------­ 4-30-6tc !or the dehciou� dlnner and 17'' CONSOLE RCA TV. GOO D condition. $40. Call WY2,6639 for the many syrnpllthy cards BOYS BLACK GYM SHOES 5-3-3tc and letters and the be1ulJful cushion sole lM!e to toe. Slz.e1 J ioral Jltt11. "lour kmdneaa will little boys 7 1A to · bia: boy• 0, , , . never oe for1i:ottcn. $1 .99. Children ·a tenni1 q oid1 l=iancereJy, Mn. l:.verctt J. Trac, cushion insole. Red•Blu9 1[OO. and !Jr. and Mr.. �vcreu A, The Shoe Box, MJddleport. Trac)'. 0-4-Hp 6-4 6tc NEW TWO BEDROOM HOUSE on Route 33, 12 miles north or Pomeroy, Ohio. Fr■nk Burson, � CINn Us.cl c,;e,1 AU Mlll111 and Mo.Mf1 Shade, Ohio. 3. 4:41p MITROPOLITAN MOTOII .. ...11.... ..... .. ..... MKHG6 a.at Ma6n It. ... .. ... .,,,•h • • · hmlror. Otde I ISID BOATS AND MOTOb-fU For FREE lnapecllon •nd up whlle lhey led. Met,._ PHON 100, CHEV. v-e wniiMoton. 600 I. Main I polltan I pick. New rebuilt motor, IJl!W GIimore s S uppIy Store It., POmffO}'. Phtnt WY4-1VO. tm:H, �prmR.11, ihock ahaorller, 1 1-24-tfc WY-2-2774 brue banall', IIC&t cover, ind , patnl Job. WJJI sulJ fur i1ei,. Vaughan I EXlennInatlng t'honc W 'i.-2-41486 u!ler 4 ,p ,m. Company a 2 ate COMPLETE BARBER S H O P It, M1ry1, W. Ve. --Equipment. Inquire 8illl N . •� OLllS Hd- 2 door. Uadlo and Third Avcnu,, MJddleport or he111lcr. $1UO, Needs rep11ir. Car• j Phone WY2-2471. G..1-81< loll W. Jollnaon, ltuclne, R.O. 1 . D 3 3lp -- - - u ... -- I BLAITTN A R'S ■■• I . ,. ' I - - -- --- '"',.!.■ POWER -====�--====:::::= l �I 30" EMERSO�. FAN for celling with lourre. Retailed for ,126 will Nil for t10. 20'' Emtraon window e.i.hau1t fen retailed for P2 wJll take $35. Payment plan lf you wiih. Tele• phone No. WY-2-UU. =:-,:--:-cc,---- - ��� • FOR SALE USED BALDWIN Studio piano, ,xcellcnt condition priced al $30.00 lncludln,: bench •nd dellvory. Carl · Jacob• 10n, 130'1 Market St., Parker,, bur;, W. V11., liU0-693 1. 5·0· 1lc I J I2 RATS KILLED WITH STAR Warfarin. 2 1,i I ba., fl.49; 4 Iba. $3.50. Safe, pure, and a:111r1nteed. Ebenbadt Uardwarl!. ,., 27, 28. 29; IGJ •• G, 8, 1 1 , 12, u. 18, 19, 20, 23, 26, 27; 16) I , 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, Ntp I -- 1 957 MERCURY 4 l>OOR SEDAN -- ( 9o ) Morine Supplie& I 0-For Sol• or Renr -· -- APA!t'i'MENTS - l'Urrulbed untumllhed. Mdluten. Kiddle.N-tf port. Phone WY-Ua&d, EXHAUST � -- ( 1 4) For Rent t-or :ia1• Yercomatic trans.. V8 motor, NHlio and ht'itcr, buut4ful white 1111d blatk flnllb cle,n • interior, aOOd liru,. UIID CARI · ARI INARP -··· •• 1,1 1 ••1 •••• · ••• lot .... , ••• 11, 1 1 11 11, ... ,•• ·t1_IIIAT DUL KARR & VAN ZANDT I Pomeroy, Ohio uO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR u1ied r1rm machinery, See Bill Goodwin and buy ,t farm prlcH. Six milH frl)m W ilk,nillc. 4 28 SOie -- --------- ORAVILV nACTOR IALII AND lenl... 112 I. Mlln, hanere,, P- WY2-S. 0Plft 111 I ,- m. untll June 1. IIIMNIN -•lilt. H.Nltl ........... Cllllo. ""- Coolw'.llo 3611, 1-19-tlc -TRAILERS- Look al the Spaeo, Look at thci �cee. Look. at lhe S.vhq,. For the Beat Buy & Beet �nm on Ntw and USED, Look to �- ..,, .. , Waverlr Mobile Home Sales U.I. !lo. U, W•..,lf, Cllllo I Phono WY-2..1214 Pap St. FIRST QUALITYi HO USE PAI N� ,:oo L I M I T E D T I M E S A L E, I palnl * Houu - endu,.. * * Newell oolore * s1n-o1....1n11 * M- ooyerage p1r 11a11on ..., to epp1, ..,,,,,,,.,,,.,olH. /t. Pam, CompM}\- lllr:. OON'1 IU1 11 011, , . 111 Cl$ 100AYI HOGG & ZUSPAN MA:SON, Phone SP�S-5514 w�,�� Kij,I Pietur.1 HUJ)tie1 Brlntlu Rerort :Uuhunt WPi1on Train ;Price Is Right P.err, Como snw Thlt is Your LUe Tomb.stone Terri\ory -New1 Beadllnea 9°fJth erea1t 'Mla Jack Paar Sbo• Stp Off - '7:IO 8.!30 t:(JQ. 10:00 10:80 11:00 11:JP 1 1 : l� 1:00 Cliannel 3 -Thursday MATERIALS, I NC. Middleport 3 80 FrQm •Uleae Roo*• Co�u:dy . Pllyhouae f:SO Adventure Time �:� steamboat BlU l·aP Ouicll Draw �,:Graw &\t:,o Jlutlc In the Round "1• .rtn. 1'latker SboW W. -�=� Sign On 8:00 ConUnentll Ci.t!!aroom '1:QO Today t:� . KatlfJ Doonan Show ' for only $4U I/ Drain oil and refill with Valvollne AJl-ctlmate Motor OIi f/ Check oll filter I/ Check power system fluid levels I/ Complete chassis lubrication I/ Service air cleaner • • I/ Check transmission and dlffffllntlal lubjlcants I/ Inspect radiator pressure cap I/ Inspect radiator hose, tighten clamps I/ Drain, flush and refill radiator I/ Add radiator rust Inhibitor I/ Inspect and adjust fan bell I/ Test battery, check tennlnals and cables I/ Inspect muffler and tail pipe I/ Lubricate all body hinges, locks and ca11:het f/ Check brake fluld '/ Inspect tires Each •Pie11ln' Season Service Special" Include, all ch1tsl1 lubrlcanu, radlalDr rult lnhlbllor encl, up lo 5 quirts of World's Flm-World't Finni Valvolln� All.cllm te lllolor OIL 6:30 11:45 7:00 7:30 8 · 00 8:30 t: . 1U\1LE !I , l!IIRSOf,I "QI � ON f\lRTH '; Aile Ye DOIN' IN • ' ""!14t5 Nl'CK OF '''l.H' \NOOOS �. I '"""-'':., IOIOO -You Bet Your Life 10:30 fake A Good �..oot 11 :00 Newa Headlines 1 1 : 10 �athercaat 11 ·lG Jicl\_ Paar Show -�- See your Good Neighbor - Ashland 011 Dealer tor FOR RENT HOIJSI Ill POMEII OV 4 rooms and bath, unfll?ni1hed, Call ar1.ur 5:30 P, II. Phone WY2-SG75 4-16-t!c PLEASIN' SEASON SERVICE! SLEEPING ROOM. 409 W . �l Pomeroy, Call WY 2·2848, , 29 lltp FURNISIIED APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath. Phone WY2• 89UI. 4-S�tc FIIRNISHED ROOM. Kilt-hen prMlfgea. Women or a couple preferred. 136 s. Second M iddleport, Mrs. R1ymond Lu· man. U not home call Dutton Drugs. 6 3 3tc BEAUTICIAN. APPLY HYSELL� Beauty Shop. Pbone WY2..lail7. t-31).Gto - GIR� FOR GJINERAL KOIJSII, work, WHll:I.)'. P.b I WYUHi . ' VA. 4:00 t:a0 1:00 1:lt 6:.0 9;'60 ,:oo .7:30 8,SO 9:00 10:-00 U:00 11 :10 11:QO 8:30 t:8o 11:2& 1 :30 f:00 f;lS 4:80 l:QO 1:30 t:00 6:IG 8:20 l:SO The Brighter Da, '!':1e Secret Storm Edge of Nigh� The Three Stoogea The Life of Riley Arthur J Smith-Xe-, A Loqk at th� :Weather Jule Rivlin show .Amos 'n' Anr'•· 1:00 Rla:hway Patrol !:SO Be Our Guest 8:80 Men Into Space g:i» The MilUon'&lre D:80 rve Got A Secret 10:00 U . S. Steel Hour 11:00 11 o'clock News 11:10 A Look at the Weather 11:15 Theater 13 Emily Wallet­ f EW / ::: WH TN�TV .Cha nnel 13 tha�el 13 WednesdaJ Yeah, or flora KQUS l\f , . S FQR ljALE: J;IVI! .J!OOM i,llb balh. �Ice 1...u.... l!D<>d, 111 Locust St., P ' · r, •-3().Jotp · � P,!Gii'. BOUSJ'.: FOIi SALE tOwn, •lJ: room1, 4 rcaoms down, 2 up, ap,roxlmatelf 1 acre, le­ vel land excellent well 18 mllel froffl Pomeroy on state Roqte ½ 1 HOUSE LARGE FOR SALE: lliqulre 892". Price ·'80().00. -acre �und, ,ba,ement� 5 rooms Mri,. H�w �Q,· �t �'4t�'fp., ·-,� · .,. and �lb, built in cUtintU11 41Jb , ·: . ,,_ , ' •-) ... ea:rpt., ..,..11to ,r.all • washcr, ---- •· front and back porch, large FIVE MODERN FOR SALE garden. plots and large back and b11em9llt t'ulf house, room yard. CIOie tn church and ,chool 4. % balance Assume attic. garage with 1torage space, 2 . direct goverrimept lqan. ·tot � In Chester, Ohio. See Eva Nunly :11: 150. Good net&hborhood. Call 6 2 3tc or call YU-3-2015. or see Freddie Thabet, Mason, , . #Jll" .._ ,...T. W' A D ,5 Dh . ,• (21 ) Real Estate -" ' - ot W. v,. �\!• , FOR SALE SEV�N ROOM HOUSf'. with two baths, garage, wash house, cellar, tare� corner Jot located in · Chester, Ohio, on Route 7. Priced to sell. If lnter­ •�ted call or write. Paul Pollne. RlW,ey, W. Va. 1-�;. ES2.&433. t-21).tlc (24b) .For Trade - AND SEs R0H DE-.,.TRA wtu. poniea fqr <:ow o.r young heifer or a a:ood clean used car. An• cU B1,1rbridgf, RD 2, Albany, S-3-3tc Oblo, l.egpl Notite ·• . OIL • PRODUCTS •:i ·3 '� iq '· .i '' . DOGl¥,TOI, Ma--· ' .. . -...­ ('I .". < I 1 7 1 Help Wonted -15 A LI'L. GAL1 HOPEJ..e5SL:\" l'R"'IN' TH£T Tl-I' SOSI-IUL LICN O' .. ' LA R G E FOR R!:NT-New modern "Deluxe" apartmenll, Two and three bedroom,. El1hteen ml1" lrom Kaiser ptint. All electric decorated brlt>k. be.utJl11lly plulcrt•d w1lh1, tiled bath1, with tub and 1howvr, complete Yo1111gslown kitchen, wlth disot111_I unlt1, concealed electrlc c eating system, storm doors and wl ndows, fire proof doon and window,, bulldini compl. tely Insulated, lront and rur entrance,, beaulilully land11;:ap. cd, private parklna� ren\ ·e11,:trcme1Jy low $80,00 per month. THE HAVEN TERRACE A· PA lffMENTS, New Haven, W, Va. Phone TUme,: 2-1705 or 2- 1825. (5) 5,12-19-38-ttc UM- WONT ..,-£ COME tN 11-r 1iOUSE AN" 5ET I\ SPEll? g: Th-aGestl GUJ\ Love That iB,ob l'acM JJ>out 1:00 American Bandtit.and A!..tlr :30 1 Jfy F,J..,d Fllcb 2:00 1.):Q in Court Son 'f't"l!'ilc"J Bui 2:SO Ga1e Storm Show 'J- Euo ..._ 3:oo !Beat the CI01.I.. Weather Teller 3:30 Who Do You Truut Jolin bal,- Nefl • :00 American i8andat.and Four Just Men 15:'iO Rocky and Ria .Frtend1 Muaie for a Spring Night San Franclaeo Beat B:00 Ouie and Ho,r;ell Es"o Reporter Your 8:3(' Fights W:e!lnesday Night 8:40 Weather �r Hawaiian Eye 8:45 John Daly NeW1 The Mew• Tontaht 7:00 Fllaht SC&1111ing the Weather 7:11!) Steve Canyon Spona Report 8:00 Donna ileed Lale Show 8:30 Tit• Real ll_c€oy1 lllp Off . P,t .ISOQ!'.; Show P,• ll� 10:8, 0 Se• Hunt Cartoon Speet-4cular 1 1 :Ofl NeW1 l'on.leht Romper Room 1 :10 Scanning the Weather 1 -�le 1 1 : 1& Sports Tcmtaht Ee8o Repot'ter. 1 1 1 :20 Late Show I Married Joan di!inllll 8 .,. Wednesdcn Clilll!M 8 -Thursdar . .6:GO R:2fl Play Your Hunch Price ls Right Concentration Truth or con1equ1ncea 1t Could Be You Mid Day New, Movietime Lorett, Youna: Show Youna: Dr. Malone From 11aeae Rootl Co. medy Playhou,e Adventure Theater Steamboat BUI Sgt. Pre1lon Flatt & Scrugg, Show Weathereast Ni'ws PlcturHuntley Brlnklt.y Report Whirlyblrd11 Resc·�e 8 Bat Masterson Producer's Choice· •!ber e ;�:� �c;,r.: WC HS.TV Chc, nne l 8 11 :30 12:•� 16- SPRING SERV,I CES oa,00 Doueh Re Ml l fl :30 1 1 : 00 1 1 :30 12:00 1 2:30 1 :00 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 1:30 5:00 15:30 9:a0 Topper - ______..,.___ _ �-------,----· u,� Get all these ., ■ � AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO G· room apartment,. A. N . .Bengel, P.hone -NY2-3272. 11•2-Uc - I . I J .f Wet1ftlS1t1 fl� Ill - · -0 TMEV 5,W llJE [)(JjT HA;'E TO DO ANVTMIN6 EXCEPT EAT ANO 'SUEP! ....... . :ltl. .. TELEV ISION GUIDE 3 Chonnel WSAZ.TV - ""' ... W,.-•■ A woaduful o_,.i,, • ... r.m... int-- 8P.I lao111• pahu a&: th• lowe• ¢"' la ........ e,.90 • pl. ... _ _ _ ,.... 11(9 JOa. c:ao·c diDrd co .m1u. -= Dally Scnlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1 960--7 1.00lt fMa BEAVER 1 12,-C.ard ---· .Thanks -=-c- TIIMl'IIS· I READY-MIX CO. Aa Ad-,wtlaed In ..:..!===========,,,,,=====================,,.,,= I l !j ) Auto Soles GOEGLEIN $7.50 rosTS. ==,---------- We're old hands al mixing concrete preeisely lo order. Call us . . . and get deliv­ ery when you want it where you want it. lo •ldt hit 1bter Mr. and Mn. llr. and 111'1. Everett Slllon 0,: Cllfford St1l1ers and children. d,ulhters called on her o,aruta,. Mn. Vtr1ie Mora 1pent Frh\ay Mr. 1no lln. llurl Taylor JOllllq. .!V�nlna with Mn. Edith U1bum1. M AY t H AVE YQUR ATTE NTI ON, PL.EA SE �' I DIiiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1960 (9) WANT ·A DS For •-• -n. Out of Line? • • • , .... R- be - Com plet e Fro nt- End Ad justment in tb.at day ., ...pa'. I YI "'le. I-or !>ole By 04.ENNA S. MILHOAN Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Davi1 and Marie, Johnny and Kathy went to New Castle, P1.. Ft-kCllf Call Dki SterreH Before 9:30 A.M Middleport WY-2·26ff Pomwoy WY-2-3195 ltAUn FIED STOl.a At Chootw Yukon S.214$ tL\MfU. liRY1CI ITATION FROM ..,.,. ,.A.M. GOEGLEI N Albany US:a Every Doy lieroltf' MUII.LIR PURNAC�� WIS flNG­ HOU.SI •ppllanqe,. Arnold a,. nce. ttt.ta. ITrac:U:N, Oh1o. PhOfta 1 1-19-tfc BARNES-SIM l'SON lN&uR-.Nc·, WY•UIM. Agent.Jr, Middleport. Fire J..UIO - -- --mobile, donda. Phone · WY-2'Zl!l.E\"lSION RADIO AND SllALL 2903. 1ppllance repeir, Phone OU. McCIJJltock, Raclno, Ohio. l,ON S'PVll:118 -2-1-tfe YOUR CAii l,a)I PHONE WY-2-2 1 57 I I ! Notices ■■ CABINET mlken Form.lea 1W tops. Viayl uoestoa block laid. House NIP.UJ'I of a1J descriptiou. Call Gu, 1'1'e'.aler, Racine, Ohio. 2 24 Uc inc A.di NIClived by 10 A.M. will L "). McCOY AUC:TIOH R t. L,._ -• w�B�.Bmen � of Th:anb abd Sipecia1 Notice, ot Ev,-ut.t 11.UO. Obituuie1 plAbliabed at 1 cent per word. �"/OROS I DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS 1 MO . 15 $1.:i6 90c 60c $4.50 • $6.l() $1.M fl.20 60o 20 "6 $7 .IIO 52.2'1 fl.00 7.. • ••• . "'111 CONDJTIONlNG, REFIIIGEJI. 1Uoa Nl'Vice. .Jack'• Refri&en­ tJon, Ne• Haven. Phone ru f-23-t! :IM37. I cent, per word , Olhl iDNrtion. Kinilnum cb� _ 80 �•.& 8 cent. per word for Woe cooaecu.Uve lnaertiohl. Specill - one mouth for 30 cNtt, per word. hU nte Of 3 Oenla per word ,ri,1J. be cb.uwed fer advertf&inc at 001 paid withln 10 day1 alter, recelvizla mil. Enon in Advertuinc - Should be reportf!d immed.latelJ The or�>'. � el wUJ not be reiaponaibLo few GKtre Lbail o.ne •' The Ridge-Ken,o Society Report 1 (20 ) Busi ness Services Wheels FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE llESULTS RATES " • ' • � • • • • , -::::=-:::-------- Sole --- ':USTOII BUO..T ltJ.TLHBN D& lilned lo: ,oar hoa,-3 FM9 a­ tim,ta J"on.man and Abbott. 8-8-U PbDn1 WY-2-6121. (20b; I nsura - • -.- ...._ .......,....... ... ·•T•�·- ··· w.·n siw• tt lo ,oa .anlptf TERMITI AND PEST CONTROL Con,lenmitnt S.I• Maybe YO\l'w DOtio9cl 1111UIUIII .., Fain. f,- JMpKtlon. tnwr• OUR NEXT SALE WlLL BE HELD ,:.,, __.. OD yom "'-, - .... U,. � w,. .cl !.y N•tJonwlde. Phone R• Thunday May 5, 1960, .at 1 1 ah, ,_LIVISION liLlO AND SMALL encl A. hrvlce •Station WY2,. 1tl the auction gro11nds I mi. west . AH'i,noe ,..Ir. C .U Prtnlr your c;.r probably ntotdl • oom4-:i.tfc 2.166. of Porterfield. We will have L-• 11. ffl .... Sec11N N. 41' c-,,.1-., . plt>l.e troownd chick and wbNI machinery, tools, and a misc. Jot. M!alWY-3-1561 PIion tic 3 1 --· • GLORJA ' S BEAUT\' S A L O N alicnm.mt. PlaJ it at.I l'NpaN Lunch will bt J!erved. Goddard will close on Saturday, May 7 your ear fOI' •mooch ....... COIIPLETB IN&URANCE !'II<> Sales. Harold G oddard, Auction­ ILADIO TV SIRVICI until furtber notice due to ill­ eer. &ectlon. IJfe, Auto, )'ire. Pollo. dririn(, Drive ill lioda:rl 5 2 6lc ALL MOOSLI AN D MAKII neas. Gloria Ebersbach, Owner. CalJ Doa Mllll, lllddleport, 1 Phone WY 2-22551 Pomeroy, Qt.lo :5-3-3tc JOO SEASONED LOCUST Oh1•. CLILANO TV !ind APPI.IANCI ONIY Phone W I 9-3 132. ( 5) 3 Jin tfc 3 6 WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF --- 1 CENSUS NEARS END !by 9 to May 1:5. Open Monday, PONY. 4 1 -inch. STOCKING t EET. WASHINGTON UPI - Nearly AUCTION .. May 16 . t'l1fl's .Shoe Hepalr," White mane. For stud service. 175 m illion Amerlcana--or 97 Cempf• lervlce 'M.1ctdlepcrt. 4 2t1 6lp See a t . Shade Valley Lake 12 1 per cenl of the anticipated total Crttt Bradford WY•Z·Zl43 Phone mi!cs Ea1!t of Pomeroy. -have been counted thus tar in Write, Pltone .,. Contact MIDDLEPOHT nm: DEPART5 3 (ltp POMEROY, OHIO l A R A_ D ._ D ._ l 960 R . . • �Jc. Saturd.11y, t ment Auction c _ . _ _ _ , _ o ._ . __ . 1.. ___ 0h _·__ _ ___ 1h_ •_ ___ ,e_ n_ ,._._ · ---- __ &1.ily 14, t..w111g BuJ!dina: on the 1' 111 Middlel)O rt. PlANO · Used ir nd HO U SE T UA LLE H , 1 0 ' x .�) ' . five VERY REASONABLE rooms and bath. Sleeps 8. Con• Teet Hotpolnt refrigerato� New Merchandl.!ie. Evruythmil tact .f'r a n � Hudson, .Bas li.r n Road f!om Billy Lloats lo K i tchen Babe and sc ales. oth er bou:. Rt . l , Ii.acme. ei 3 :uc hold articles. Inquire 84'2 Pearl Sinks. l>oors open 9 a. m. Sale Street, Middleport. sta �t, l l ' · m . Relre1hments FOR SALE ·:- 2500 U M.E � 3 3tp N GROW O -------- I " ·ava1 l a bl e ,11 1 1 d ay. Crill Brad• "B PUBLIC AUCTIO N . reak of llay lomato pl�nts .o-4-9tc lord Jr., Auct10neer. J n _lot sale. Bill Orr, Reedsville, Per.eonal property of tbe late j Oh,o. Herman Kelch will be ,old II � ' '-'' of auction at the reaJdence next GOING 0 U 1' oi,, BUSINESS SALE I Lo the Poat Office at Portland, WE WISH TO EXPRESS_ OUR Merchandise and Equipment Ohio, May 7, 12:30 P . .M.: Kel• aratl lude and i1pprecl1t1on lo I must Jo this week. Dresses Electric ou -:- many relat!ves and frie11 ds \ down to $5.00. Call wy 2. 3457 ' , vlnator Refrigerator, Stove, Kitchen Table,, Range, tor . their help a11d kJndneu June '• Dress Shop, M1ddleporI. Coal and OU Fuel Cabinet, and during the Jliness �nd death ol 6·3-3te Hester,, Living lwom Suite, our beloved h1u1.t11nd and !1th• --,--- -�-­ 2 Bedroom Suite,, Upholstered ·s er, J!.verell 1'raty. To Re v , Eu• iTtNDOW BLIND.., ANl> SHADE Chairs, Wool Rug,, TV Set, End Vendlari blinda, all 1ite1 and �cne Urown 'lllll H.cv. Ira WellTables,, Coffee Table, Utility colon. 1''.ree Eetlmalea: Da le m1m for their L"0111olina: mesCabinet, Player Plano Rolla, .\ve Union 2J!'I Supply, WlppeJ. ., li11ies, lo ltev. t"rceiand N oma Portable,, Electrle Mower, Hand . hi'-, Pomeroy, IC 3-4-60 O ' .i . Clrc1 Mattu: c 1'1n nd Mrs Tools, Bee Hive and EquipJ, lorcnce Adams for the aacrcd Porch Furnit.lll'e, 12 ment, •�U8LC, the l'Omeroy Emergency I LtVI BAIT, MINNOWS, NIGHT Gauge Shot Gun and many othSqu1c&, the 11l11 J f and nur1e1 at Crawlera f"shing supplies tlsh er artlclea not lined. Terma : lhe Meigs General Hoapital, Jng uce,;,e, available tr�m 6 CHh. i!:wl11g !' u11cr11l Jl ome, the Pall a. m. to 7;3{} p. m. week day Not ra,.1pontlbl• for acclclenh bcuen, J'omcroy f . .k A. M. , Sunday IH O a. m. Fife Novell MrL Virginia Moore 104, the 01110 Valle)' CornmanShop. 4-21-12tC Admlnlatratrix dty No. 24 for their aervices, Bradford Auction Company. tne Laurel C!IU Health Club - --- - ------­ 4-30-6tc !or the dehciou� dlnner and 17'' CONSOLE RCA TV. GOO D condition. $40. Call WY2,6639 for the many syrnpllthy cards BOYS BLACK GYM SHOES 5-3-3tc and letters and the be1ulJful cushion sole lM!e to toe. Slz.e1 J ioral Jltt11. "lour kmdneaa will little boys 7 1A to · bia: boy• 0, , , . never oe for1i:ottcn. $1 .99. Children ·a tenni1 q oid1 l=iancereJy, Mn. l:.verctt J. Trac, cushion insole. Red•Blu9 1[OO. and !Jr. and Mr.. �vcreu A, The Shoe Box, MJddleport. Trac)'. 0-4-Hp 6-4 6tc NEW TWO BEDROOM HOUSE on Route 33, 12 miles north or Pomeroy, Ohio. Fr■nk Burson, � CINn Us.cl c,;e,1 AU Mlll111 and Mo.Mf1 Shade, Ohio. 3. 4:41p MITROPOLITAN MOTOII .. ...11.... ..... .. ..... MKHG6 a.at Ma6n It. ... .. ... .,,,•h • • · hmlror. Otde I ISID BOATS AND MOTOb-fU For FREE lnapecllon •nd up whlle lhey led. Met,._ PHON 100, CHEV. v-e wniiMoton. 600 I. Main I polltan I pick. New rebuilt motor, IJl!W GIimore s S uppIy Store It., POmffO}'. Phtnt WY4-1VO. tm:H, �prmR.11, ihock ahaorller, 1 1-24-tfc WY-2-2774 brue banall', IIC&t cover, ind , patnl Job. WJJI sulJ fur i1ei,. Vaughan I EXlennInatlng t'honc W 'i.-2-41486 u!ler 4 ,p ,m. Company a 2 ate COMPLETE BARBER S H O P It, M1ry1, W. Ve. --Equipment. Inquire 8illl N . •� OLllS Hd- 2 door. Uadlo and Third Avcnu,, MJddleport or he111lcr. $1UO, Needs rep11ir. Car• j Phone WY2-2471. G..1-81< loll W. Jollnaon, ltuclne, R.O. 1 . D 3 3lp -- - - u ... -- I BLAITTN A R'S ■■• I . ,. ' I - - -- --- '"',.!.■ POWER -====�--====:::::= l �I 30" EMERSO�. FAN for celling with lourre. Retailed for ,126 will Nil for t10. 20'' Emtraon window e.i.hau1t fen retailed for P2 wJll take $35. Payment plan lf you wiih. Tele• phone No. WY-2-UU. =:-,:--:-cc,---- - ��� • FOR SALE USED BALDWIN Studio piano, ,xcellcnt condition priced al $30.00 lncludln,: bench •nd dellvory. Carl · Jacob• 10n, 130'1 Market St., Parker,, bur;, W. V11., liU0-693 1. 5·0· 1lc I J I2 RATS KILLED WITH STAR Warfarin. 2 1,i I ba., fl.49; 4 Iba. $3.50. Safe, pure, and a:111r1nteed. Ebenbadt Uardwarl!. ,., 27, 28. 29; IGJ •• G, 8, 1 1 , 12, u. 18, 19, 20, 23, 26, 27; 16) I , 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, Ntp I -- 1 957 MERCURY 4 l>OOR SEDAN -- ( 9o ) Morine Supplie& I 0-For Sol• or Renr -· -- APA!t'i'MENTS - l'Urrulbed untumllhed. Mdluten. Kiddle.N-tf port. Phone WY-Ua&d, EXHAUST � -- ( 1 4) For Rent t-or :ia1• Yercomatic trans.. V8 motor, NHlio and ht'itcr, buut4ful white 1111d blatk flnllb cle,n • interior, aOOd liru,. UIID CARI · ARI INARP -··· •• 1,1 1 ••1 •••• · ••• lot .... , ••• 11, 1 1 11 11, ... ,•• ·t1_IIIAT DUL KARR & VAN ZANDT I Pomeroy, Ohio uO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR u1ied r1rm machinery, See Bill Goodwin and buy ,t farm prlcH. Six milH frl)m W ilk,nillc. 4 28 SOie -- --------- ORAVILV nACTOR IALII AND lenl... 112 I. Mlln, hanere,, P- WY2-S. 0Plft 111 I ,- m. untll June 1. IIIMNIN -•lilt. H.Nltl ........... Cllllo. ""- Coolw'.llo 3611, 1-19-tlc -TRAILERS- Look al the Spaeo, Look at thci �cee. Look. at lhe S.vhq,. For the Beat Buy & Beet �nm on Ntw and USED, Look to �- ..,, .. , Waverlr Mobile Home Sales U.I. !lo. U, W•..,lf, Cllllo I Phono WY-2..1214 Pap St. FIRST QUALITYi HO USE PAI N� ,:oo L I M I T E D T I M E S A L E, I palnl * Houu - endu,.. * * Newell oolore * s1n-o1....1n11 * M- ooyerage p1r 11a11on ..., to epp1, ..,,,,,,,.,,,.,olH. /t. Pam, CompM}\- lllr:. OON'1 IU1 11 011, , . 111 Cl$ 100AYI HOGG & ZUSPAN MA:SON, Phone SP�S-5514 w�,�� Kij,I Pietur.1 HUJ)tie1 Brlntlu Rerort :Uuhunt WPi1on Train ;Price Is Right P.err, Como snw Thlt is Your LUe Tomb.stone Terri\ory -New1 Beadllnea 9°fJth erea1t 'Mla Jack Paar Sbo• Stp Off - '7:IO 8.!30 t:(JQ. 10:00 10:80 11:00 11:JP 1 1 : l� 1:00 Cliannel 3 -Thursday MATERIALS, I NC. Middleport 3 80 FrQm •Uleae Roo*• Co�u:dy . Pllyhouae f:SO Adventure Time �:� steamboat BlU l·aP Ouicll Draw �,:Graw &\t:,o Jlutlc In the Round "1• .rtn. 1'latker SboW W. -�=� Sign On 8:00 ConUnentll Ci.t!!aroom '1:QO Today t:� . KatlfJ Doonan Show ' for only $4U I/ Drain oil and refill with Valvollne AJl-ctlmate Motor OIi f/ Check oll filter I/ Check power system fluid levels I/ Complete chassis lubrication I/ Service air cleaner • • I/ Check transmission and dlffffllntlal lubjlcants I/ Inspect radiator pressure cap I/ Inspect radiator hose, tighten clamps I/ Drain, flush and refill radiator I/ Add radiator rust Inhibitor I/ Inspect and adjust fan bell I/ Test battery, check tennlnals and cables I/ Inspect muffler and tail pipe I/ Lubricate all body hinges, locks and ca11:het f/ Check brake fluld '/ Inspect tires Each •Pie11ln' Season Service Special" Include, all ch1tsl1 lubrlcanu, radlalDr rult lnhlbllor encl, up lo 5 quirts of World's Flm-World't Finni Valvolln� All.cllm te lllolor OIL 6:30 11:45 7:00 7:30 8 · 00 8:30 t: . 1U\1LE !I , l!IIRSOf,I "QI � ON f\lRTH '; Aile Ye DOIN' IN • ' ""!14t5 Nl'CK OF '''l.H' \NOOOS �. I '"""-'':., IOIOO -You Bet Your Life 10:30 fake A Good �..oot 11 :00 Newa Headlines 1 1 : 10 �athercaat 11 ·lG Jicl\_ Paar Show -�- See your Good Neighbor - Ashland 011 Dealer tor FOR RENT HOIJSI Ill POMEII OV 4 rooms and bath, unfll?ni1hed, Call ar1.ur 5:30 P, II. Phone WY2-SG75 4-16-t!c PLEASIN' SEASON SERVICE! SLEEPING ROOM. 409 W . �l Pomeroy, Call WY 2·2848, , 29 lltp FURNISIIED APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath. Phone WY2• 89UI. 4-S�tc FIIRNISHED ROOM. Kilt-hen prMlfgea. Women or a couple preferred. 136 s. Second M iddleport, Mrs. R1ymond Lu· man. U not home call Dutton Drugs. 6 3 3tc BEAUTICIAN. APPLY HYSELL� Beauty Shop. Pbone WY2..lail7. t-31).Gto - GIR� FOR GJINERAL KOIJSII, work, WHll:I.)'. P.b I WYUHi . ' VA. 4:00 t:a0 1:00 1:lt 6:.0 9;'60 ,:oo .7:30 8,SO 9:00 10:-00 U:00 11 :10 11:QO 8:30 t:8o 11:2& 1 :30 f:00 f;lS 4:80 l:QO 1:30 t:00 6:IG 8:20 l:SO The Brighter Da, '!':1e Secret Storm Edge of Nigh� The Three Stoogea The Life of Riley Arthur J Smith-Xe-, A Loqk at th� :Weather Jule Rivlin show .Amos 'n' Anr'•· 1:00 Rla:hway Patrol !:SO Be Our Guest 8:80 Men Into Space g:i» The MilUon'&lre D:80 rve Got A Secret 10:00 U . S. Steel Hour 11:00 11 o'clock News 11:10 A Look at the Weather 11:15 Theater 13 Emily Wallet­ f EW / ::: WH TN�TV .Cha nnel 13 tha�el 13 WednesdaJ Yeah, or flora KQUS l\f , . S FQR ljALE: J;IVI! .J!OOM i,llb balh. �Ice 1...u.... l!D<>d, 111 Locust St., P ' · r, •-3().Jotp · � P,!Gii'. BOUSJ'.: FOIi SALE tOwn, •lJ: room1, 4 rcaoms down, 2 up, ap,roxlmatelf 1 acre, le­ vel land excellent well 18 mllel froffl Pomeroy on state Roqte ½ 1 HOUSE LARGE FOR SALE: lliqulre 892". Price ·'80().00. -acre �und, ,ba,ement� 5 rooms Mri,. H�w �Q,· �t �'4t�'fp., ·-,� · .,. and �lb, built in cUtintU11 41Jb , ·: . ,,_ , ' •-) ... ea:rpt., ..,..11to ,r.all • washcr, ---- •· front and back porch, large FIVE MODERN FOR SALE garden. plots and large back and b11em9llt t'ulf house, room yard. CIOie tn church and ,chool 4. % balance Assume attic. garage with 1torage space, 2 . direct goverrimept lqan. ·tot � In Chester, Ohio. See Eva Nunly :11: 150. Good net&hborhood. Call 6 2 3tc or call YU-3-2015. or see Freddie Thabet, Mason, , . #Jll" .._ ,...T. W' A D ,5 Dh . ,• (21 ) Real Estate -" ' - ot W. v,. �\!• , FOR SALE SEV�N ROOM HOUSf'. with two baths, garage, wash house, cellar, tare� corner Jot located in · Chester, Ohio, on Route 7. Priced to sell. If lnter­ •�ted call or write. Paul Pollne. RlW,ey, W. Va. 1-�;. ES2.&433. t-21).tlc (24b) .For Trade - AND SEs R0H DE-.,.TRA wtu. poniea fqr <:ow o.r young heifer or a a:ood clean used car. An• cU B1,1rbridgf, RD 2, Albany, S-3-3tc Oblo, l.egpl Notite ·• . OIL • PRODUCTS •:i ·3 '� iq '· .i '' . DOGl¥,TOI, Ma--· ' .. . -...­ ('I .". < I 1 7 1 Help Wonted -15 A LI'L. GAL1 HOPEJ..e5SL:\" l'R"'IN' TH£T Tl-I' SOSI-IUL LICN O' .. ' LA R G E FOR R!:NT-New modern "Deluxe" apartmenll, Two and three bedroom,. El1hteen ml1" lrom Kaiser ptint. All electric decorated brlt>k. be.utJl11lly plulcrt•d w1lh1, tiled bath1, with tub and 1howvr, complete Yo1111gslown kitchen, wlth disot111_I unlt1, concealed electrlc c eating system, storm doors and wl ndows, fire proof doon and window,, bulldini compl. tely Insulated, lront and rur entrance,, beaulilully land11;:ap. cd, private parklna� ren\ ·e11,:trcme1Jy low $80,00 per month. THE HAVEN TERRACE A· PA lffMENTS, New Haven, W, Va. Phone TUme,: 2-1705 or 2- 1825. (5) 5,12-19-38-ttc UM- WONT ..,-£ COME tN 11-r 1iOUSE AN" 5ET I\ SPEll? g: Th-aGestl GUJ\ Love That iB,ob l'acM JJ>out 1:00 American Bandtit.and A!..tlr :30 1 Jfy F,J..,d Fllcb 2:00 1.):Q in Court Son 'f't"l!'ilc"J Bui 2:SO Ga1e Storm Show 'J- Euo ..._ 3:oo !Beat the CI01.I.. Weather Teller 3:30 Who Do You Truut Jolin bal,- Nefl • :00 American i8andat.and Four Just Men 15:'iO Rocky and Ria .Frtend1 Muaie for a Spring Night San Franclaeo Beat B:00 Ouie and Ho,r;ell Es"o Reporter Your 8:3(' Fights W:e!lnesday Night 8:40 Weather �r Hawaiian Eye 8:45 John Daly NeW1 The Mew• Tontaht 7:00 Fllaht SC&1111ing the Weather 7:11!) Steve Canyon Spona Report 8:00 Donna ileed Lale Show 8:30 Tit• Real ll_c€oy1 lllp Off . P,t .ISOQ!'.; Show P,• ll� 10:8, 0 Se• Hunt Cartoon Speet-4cular 1 1 :Ofl NeW1 l'on.leht Romper Room 1 :10 Scanning the Weather 1 -�le 1 1 : 1& Sports Tcmtaht Ee8o Repot'ter. 1 1 1 :20 Late Show I Married Joan di!inllll 8 .,. Wednesdcn Clilll!M 8 -Thursdar . .6:GO R:2fl Play Your Hunch Price ls Right Concentration Truth or con1equ1ncea 1t Could Be You Mid Day New, Movietime Lorett, Youna: Show Youna: Dr. Malone From 11aeae Rootl Co. medy Playhou,e Adventure Theater Steamboat BUI Sgt. Pre1lon Flatt & Scrugg, Show Weathereast Ni'ws PlcturHuntley Brlnklt.y Report Whirlyblrd11 Resc·�e 8 Bat Masterson Producer's Choice· •!ber e ;�:� �c;,r.: WC HS.TV Chc, nne l 8 11 :30 12:•� 16- SPRING SERV,I CES oa,00 Doueh Re Ml l fl :30 1 1 : 00 1 1 :30 12:00 1 2:30 1 :00 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 1:30 5:00 15:30 9:a0 Topper - ______..,.___ _ �-------,----· u,� Get all these ., ■ � AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO G· room apartment,. A. N . .Bengel, P.hone -NY2-3272. 11•2-Uc - I . I J .f Wet1ftlS1t1 fl� Ill - · -0 TMEV 5,W llJE [)(JjT HA;'E TO DO ANVTMIN6 EXCEPT EAT ANO 'SUEP! ....... . :ltl. .. TELEV ISION GUIDE 3 Chonnel WSAZ.TV - ""' ... W,.-•■ A woaduful o_,.i,, • ... r.m... int-- 8P.I lao111• pahu a&: th• lowe• ¢"' la ........ e,.90 • pl. ... _ _ _ ,.... 11(9 JOa. c:ao·c diDrd co .m1u. -= Dally Scnlinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1 960--7 1.00lt fMa BEAVER 1 12,-C.ard ---· .Thanks -=-c- TIIMl'IIS· I READY-MIX CO. Aa Ad-,wtlaed In ..:..!===========,,,,,=====================,,.,,= I l !j ) Auto Soles GOEGLEIN $7.50 rosTS. ==,---------- We're old hands al mixing concrete preeisely lo order. Call us . . . and get deliv­ ery when you want it where you want it. lo •ldt hit 1bter Mr. and Mn. llr. and 111'1. Everett Slllon 0,: Cllfford St1l1ers and children. d,ulhters called on her o,aruta,. Mn. Vtr1ie Mora 1pent Frh\ay Mr. 1no lln. llurl Taylor JOllllq. .!V�nlna with Mn. Edith U1bum1. M AY t H AVE YQUR ATTE NTI ON, PL.EA SE �-- .. - .. f� :j Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 4, 1980 Bonds Present Conce rt For Mayor Kenneth McElhinney Is Speaker At Meeting Of Presbyterian Women Grade School t Mo.inly About People In Pom_e rov '. < f ! 1 -=--------•-�d •• < • ••• 'I• '.. > ,' .... I• I •'• •• I ••• •• ■, Mother's • I 3th B• rthd DY s•, Observe d W," th r�- ZIQn Teeft...AgerS • ' • '' •, '• •• H Id Meet•Ing At Ch Ur(h May 2 °" H$1. DAY FOR MOTHiR *HOSE .,<;:Of.TS *HATS *DRESSES * and ACCESSOR I ES ' . STIFFLER'S Blamo�rou, gifl1 . lor gour wor, derlul Molher! ' ' l ' �'•\ I I t ' •! I Every Mot•er Loves 0• . . . • •lmf' - arn-o ......... •' I I • NYLON w:osE $1.15 to $1 JO ' ••• E IEND'S .Greatest •• • 1 NYLON STOCKINGS ' . Cl.MEO SHDDlDII NYLONS l�-·• w a•.;.-�&· . ·---- . $10.95 • 1 ..:... pr. "' \ 1 j 1 1 • / , \ \ t 1 I \ \ 'I · LJ '" ; ------- Complete Soleelloa In JARMAN SHOES Botli Summer and llreu Slyle1 .. . 11 I In $9.95 to $1 5.95 HAJtTLEY & ,B EN N ETT POIIUOY ', . SHOE STORE . "llllddle Of Upper Bloek'1 . ;'Jrr So■, ,., OHIO .' AT CI RCLE'S. Restau,ant Phooe WY0M97S, 118 K, 8'1111 .. Konct.y evenlnitt lire. Harold Sa�r attended · 1 · meeUnc: of the Golllpoli 1 Branch of I IJte Amul• I cin AAOCiatton of Ualvenlt.y Wamen whie.b wa1 beld it IUO Gtande. ParUcipa·,,ing In lhe proaram Was a panel of &x. studenll whd \llked on the Wbhfl HoUH Coa­ tenm:e. One o'l the -panel m•' � WII Leo V, S.vaae, �\ of the 'l"ll-County Te(,JI cantem: : 'Ile mmbon 11n1 sto..n 0oa11 eon.,, for thfl lin•mbie · iot ' 'I\ ovup. ,•« v- � � .,,.•I ....� ,•l!<ln ., '� . ELBERfEt.DS ' ' \ - - · �'!: • ,, Retired School Eastern School District Board To Study Shortage Early Next Week e' C�N, W. Va. UPI- Pt::n!y �:::i i� �t .::.� Vl.rgm11 • · voters today to Judge , their gen tle debate. won w lto_ iRONTON, Q; (UPi) - Rescue workers i;lug to w Their flOft exchange, were e:1• than 10 feet today of a 19-year-old minister's son trapped· 25 ' pect.ed to rway few votes m flith' b feet und ergrouod In a drY we11 1oc:a·1ed i. n h'IS father' s ,ch qrc er direction In this state's D emo, next ralic presidential primary c : . • rd ya Rescuers expected to reach the boy, Warren Pa.,yne, around· Tuesday. 10 p.rn. e.s.t. Little hope was held that he would be found · After Wednesday night's h o�r-10111 a ppearanoe before ldevu1 alive in the bole where ile has been entombed since Wedne&- ion ca_mer11, both Democratic preday afternoon in nearby Burlington. contenders were back iidenllal . · Work:era were digginr from in• pocket wa.9: formed_ m the �Uom on the road today. Kenne� was aide a steel pipe, l2-t'eet In di• o � ( lbe wel l aod h19 body 11 In 19heduled to spend. t�e day 1 the ameter, which was sunk into the coal · mmmg territory Berkley that area. 1round to hold back shifting sands �•yne was ! rapped in th � well and the Charl,ston area while ind loose dirt that hampered ear- I ":'hale m the Humphrey 'WH in the ,n orthern a ttempting to brlck ly operations. pa rt �f the state tllourmg �be sides. Aoout 50 workers from two conWheelmg area of the tleelmaking -------1truction crewa, the Ohio High• panhandle. way Oepartment and volunteers Their debate Wednesday night the free o t s t shir ee worked JD thr � was the firat face-to-face m�eti n l youth. It was esti mated that more their two. stale primary con• in lban: six tons of dirt have been teats-in Wisconsin I.eat month moved in an ettort to reach his where K ennedy was the victor booy, beiievtd trapped about 2:li in the montn-long campaign •nd ieet underground. 1 they haYe bee n conductln1 here. Work.era had reached about 18 T a q�estion _about the rfllitl• feet at 9 1. m. c.a. L . and said I t HOLLYWOOD UPl _ Holly• o s O:issue m 'ptllitics, both re_1ter•!· u before would be a.b out an b�ur wood marria,e,, never known for they reach� 26 �eet. :rbre� men their dura bility, floundered at I ed �eir vieWJ that a candid .tie a were wor� mg ina1de th• pipe at dizzy rate in the finL five days of rella: i.on s�ould not be a factor. Kennedy • vote In tbil o wera t.lme fiU1n1 • bucket which WIS the not--so-merry month of May whelmin i,ly �tutant state, how � , c tur the L to· hoisted iY e i� u1C ,q k uTwo of he longeat-married provide a major tell of w111 ever, a.um�, an� dropped back anto pies-Lucille Ball - Desi Arna.1 and biaa 1tll� is a nll1lou1 r e eLh h w U,e ptpe aeam. the Cameron Mitchella _ · were of a president choice the In factor . l'e k , W Ht na Ca 1 or mper ft fUi amon& the star-clu tered 12 found them• 'lbecandidatee , At l�r et tour ea veina occuhed aeea from• martial 'Qlia. Both cou: agreement b11Jinlial in 1 u .elvers worker,. the ta . hamper plea were married 20 years and on almost Hery la,ue raised ex' ' At least one cave-in WII caused divorced this week. cept("hetber Humphrey h as • by curiosity aeekflra who r111hed o ther filmland cou ples ann ounc• chance to win the pre1ldential n onine bo�t a 800 of , &o the villa&-, ina breakup, idclade Bet.te DaYla mlnation , Humphrey aald h� did , Wtea from he.re, G.,y Merrill, Joan M.onlalne and Kennedy made it clear t hat ,nd 1 l>iQen uncovered Payne 1 -un •nd Collier ,Young, 8\\Z>' Parker he diugreed. movin1 band at one point, but the and Pierre de ta Sa ll' and produe------and and earth bttan lO fall into er land Haf:Ward and hi, wife Le the bole, tau.ling the worker, to :!urry �tile 1urface lest they too l�i::: ·Ball, ta, tbe foil tor Amai TheR�:::::ter�:Ort.amen .i; trap.,_. , their rabulou,ly aucceuful "l Auxiliary is holding • rumma e on Authoritlea aald �at Payne Love, l.4ey," 1V aerlea, noW de• 11le ln the former Picken'■ Build• m u da , unt:l,. teatified 1P Superior Coun ln1 In Pomeroy, Fri y and Sat• · :::m::ei: ��- •��� , 7 6 , and "Or. May a urday n that bad edne ay u Ar ,d W IUU held O}lt hope ttiat an a.Ir lekyll In addition tb clothinl, lhel'fl and Mr. Hyde" penonaUtr be miacellanflOUI bouaehoid Nhich caulled .him to en1a1e In 1 artlclt1. temper outburata. · · p r LUCille B� DeS}. o·lVOrced In Hollywood l -ww . Y��-?11115,L - Funeral services for Howard l11t who Bower,, night abOu t o at hia · h ome on Broadway', will be held Saturday at 2 p. · m. from the RawlingsCoate Funeral Home wit h i ntermeot in Riverview Cemetery. w n wall a boilermaker Mr. Bo e at Hobson for many years but in more recent years had been a high school building custodiln u ntil about 1957 when he retired. He was a member o f the Mid• dleport Chu rch of Christ and a son of the late George and Eva Jane Michaels. Survivo rs include h is wlffl, J8ssie ; three childrin George Edward and Lester both of Springfield, O.; and Mrs. Wlllard Boyer, grandchildr en Pomeroy; seven and one great gr,mdchlld. Th e Rev. FreC:. I. Gardn er will officiate and friend, will be re, ceiVl rl. at the funeral home any• , lime. U: : � wASHJNqTON UPI-The Dem• OC?atie Con,rHI appeared likely to Khrushchev looked directly «t MOSCOW UPJ-Premiel' Nikita day to-.rejed lhe bit budgct-boott· Llewellyn Amba..ador · la, program of niediW. care for Khrushchev 11111 tad•J' that So- \1. S. be,peech hi. durlnJ 5on Thom abot fo let �nnday �y _ P rce1 , a,ed propoafd by 1-he Eilenbow- v · Mtm upreme Soviet. S the fore whic h plaM an down Ai¥rfean · < er -adminlatraUon. 11t ,Hence llament r in pa of a r be SoLlle OVflr Ke, .DemocraLt predicted Con- he claimed WH aent and then juml)t!d to thl!ir • feet tnd -'"" would •wind up ap,PPOvlnc a vlet UAion to "imNt-11 a Ru ot roared: · "Down with tl\e aa:gre• nfl n frl&b the �n nf " te plan Democratic linantjng . · ,el( 1orl Thi• it bandlt.ryf" eon(erence. the 1u�mlt t}yt 'would lncludfl higher taxes ldnMf!'• P•-.: U�ll:nown j thia m..,.t now ul� He ere h ' the of · to pay for at leaat 1ome did - not ide.ntlfy Khruabchev WH uccee1 al "litUtl -1 hope" 'for benefitl. t and 4ld' not dJ• of lane ype the lt. t aumm e p . • · lfln, congrtsalonal Democrata h, n a any 'A,qlerlcan, ot · fate thefllled clQae. e bU"11'1111 wit)) , �c I da the t a th ed"nceded priv,tely aboard . . B u t . Me llt4 IJ\Other Amlted' he n U· difl •�Nd \i' lthru,hc neu• well pretty hid mln.lstrltion. , ter• triliwt tbfl electlon,year ilsue of StaN, of a ...,.llllve _ actloa, al�I eri�.n plan.e �!&�, Soviet etei,»ed. Ind a on A-ptll· rttory· b "11ie)' the Warned: 4n4 o� by elderl7 the for tmedlcat care , - Mita ,frt -,,1_... fin� eomlns: up :,i:itb :'.'ti • own � ;playtisJ �lh fire an� Urey were tbe,-1 otber major 'lbere retaliatory o ■1t, lull• �uld · fOd I · � that would cOlt· fed.eraI . :__,_ : vllt developm,Dtt So So-· o! biuted_ tbeil blowt.'" 8e • tl,IOD,000,000· ataf41 � I nnJ,aetad .,, ,. ,.. �� . riel ��, ,.,... �,H-· . .. \"... � -� -: , _ 7-,, � , �- "' 1 , ,, T/• ·1.- eo:um- Brolherhl'od Served AI ffosb For BoY8 • "'. ..·. ,Seve ntee_n members o f the Pa meroy Baptist Broth�rhood we r:c hoat lo as ma n y boys m the group s recent annual Men an d Boys gettogether. . The Rev._ R. B. Nelson, Galhpoo. hs, �alher•m• law ?f Brotherhood pres ident Roy Domgan, prese nted meditations on the " Relationships of Fa th ers ' a� d sons " rra m the Bibic sta n dpom t . Lec Jaco bs, Pom· · · · h mag1c1an wit eroy, entertamed act.a and men of the Y oung Adult � "l ass served th e group h ome made ice cream and cake. TO ANSWER CHARGES Two Mid dleport residents are to appear in Gallipolis Municjpal Court, May 7, to answer . to Ohio patrol charges. Paul E. Johnson has been cited by the patrol for overweight and l'ca.rl ltcy nolds for ,peeding. •ai•'- �- - 53 New Olum.es t , 1 Tna • lS May 6 7 t The Meiga County Fox Hunten Aasoclatlon are havin& a Bench Show ■nd Field Trial ,May ff • 7. The •Bench Show , will be It the Racine .Legion Hall Friday evenJng May e ,t e p. �- Ribbon,, roa• ettel! and trophies will be awarded. John Hartley, Athen,, will be the Bench Show juda:e. The field trial wm the held Saturday, May 7. The cast will be made at daybreak on the BaahanPortland Road it Bald Knob,. The public is invited. bit.ARROW, M1XID NEW YORK UPI-Stock� open ed narrow and mixed In moderate trading today. dent Eisenhower'i· suggestio n t hat Vice Prealdenl Richard M. Nixon might aucceed him at the Paris summit cOnference and &"id sendinl in Nixon would be like sen dIng a goat t.o take care of a cab• bage patch. - lnW11hington, diplomatic 1ource1 said Khrushchev·, re• inarks cast a pall o"er the sum• raised · preparations ind r mlt doubts that ElsenhO'Wer would carry out his 1eheduled via,lt to the Sovlet Union In June. Senate Chairman Stylea GOP. Polley Bridges N. _ H. 911ld Eisenhower lhould not leave for tbtt summit exp �untO b.e a:et& a proper tioll, . fl: 1 • , I UPI - The WASHINGTlJN House has defied President Eise n warnin g . against big .bower's Jpending b)' approving a program nelrly five limes larger than he recommended to help areas wilh chroni& unemployment. 'Jhc so-called 251 million dollar was area' redevelopment bill passed, 201-184, Wednesday night al a 10-hour House session, longest .of the year. Opponents three the parllamenta,y rule book al the bill in their e ffort to block it. Rep. Daniel J. Flood <D-Pa.), who helped en8ioccr House pi1S­ sa,1e, CaJled o n the Sen a te today to endorse the �.11 •·to show the Prd$ide nt this is a congt'�sionaJ ew.preS1ion of opinion two sel!Jiions in a row." Vetoed 1 951 PropoMI The President vetoed a similar proposal in 19$8 a s too expen sive. tlou11e Republican Leader Charles R, Halleck (Irld.) said the prei;ent bill probably was beaded lor the ,ame fate. HouM KMd urwier a ruely vMd rule WNnesday nl1ht to . put ov.r the- bill-just one day after receMne • IMIIIIII from the Prnklent citint th• fflNSUA n. Speech Worksho p H as Applications a re still open for hi8h school 1ophomores or ju n iors who wish to attend the 10th an• nual Speech Summer Workshop on the Ohio UniYersity campus from .June 12 to June 25. Thia year the, Worshop will of• fer intense trlining in debate, extempore speaking, oral interpre, ta tlon of literature and oratory, accordln; to the v/orbhop'ti di­ tBranrector, Pro!e&Sor Paul de& More Opening8 Yet o. I. Instrumental Musi'c Students To G1've r-ncert will , f!W.le w , _,, � -� _ .. .. 1 · Lib 't rllr.v �n• •· m. Addied 0 ..., ) -il,oulile Eaole," .Ii>' W,per, She}Ve8 Recent. }y Rus,ell wao jailed at today by Patrolma n Phil Globokar after his car struek a stopped vehicl e d riven by George Borip!t I ronto n . Boright told police tha t he had stopped to let a pauenger Margie SluC"her. out or hi� pickup truck when Russell ran into the rear a n d side o f his truck. The passenger wa s brough t to the Meigs General Hospital where and release d she was examined . . lifter complammg of a he-.d and neck in 1· ury. Both vehicl es sustained medi um damages . o•!! has i..nnn released on ......, Rus"" S125 bon d for hearing before Mayor Charles Legar · Saturday night A total or 53 new boob have �n �dded to the Middle port Pubhe Library _ �e � two weeks. Books of fiction, biography, aru, humor, child care, western and mysteries are included. .. ,s Among t he books a re Dr. Spoc. Se Boo nae "C ommon k oI Ba bY and c•' ,u ld care " """" .111e G··• """'' Houae . · pa"r tY Boo"' • " "Your Wed,keepmg . ' · d••g, Ho w to Pl ... .1 and Enjoy �l, ' L ,'i ""'em Amencan and a boo• poe..... . " ... ,, "Teenage rs Guide for Living," "World Views. " "Safeguard Yo ur Health," "World History,' " QuesBREAKS ARM lions People Ask About Religion," James Andrews, son of Clarence "Nelson and the �kefeller FamAndrews, Pomeroy , broke his arm ily," aod "Fireside Book or Humorwhile high jumpi ng during Po m­ ous P try," are othen. oe eroy High School's Field Day on More are "Jarret's Jade," "The Wednesday. City 'Iba t Would No t Die," ' 'The Cue of the Waylaid Wolf,'' "White Cheyenne," "Golden Scalpel," "Memories of a Profeaaional Cad," "Outlaw Express,' "Holiday House" "No Roman candlea" and "Dear Folka." ':1 Congress Defies Ike With Bill FOX H00 efS T0 To Hel Chronic Unemployment p Hold Show Field �ngress May · Reject Ike's Down. Plane Khrushthev Claims 8ussians Shoot • Medical Program Sent To Frighten Them On Eve Of Swnm_itt Talk MOTHER'S DAY A.II the new W1YI lo -glove her hand are here. All new «>lors, all new lengths lrt fabric gloves for lifotber'll Day. To Come Today On DWI Charge • Sattt"t Rescuers Fight Shiftln ----r, ..... ......:., ;. ·· , '.:' · . Aker Debi� - c:.. t'uslolliai{'f>� ,_· t gh Ni a esd dn We y : �� ·: � T ll r We In h ut Yo ch • . To Rea p died 69, H. ithin less :!: FOR ,4-,ula Jllleedn• Cam�g ,. . 1I , GLOYlS s1 ,50 al � . :·o..n·Commend Hobstetter, '·J!4 Helpers In Hospl'tal p...,.,age Kathy Sue Fund Candidates 83Ck aw.tu, "f• Mllf. "\ """' -• 7M<l low tooJtltt N, R OUle 7 retk • Arrest Brings .. UTIN' CHICKEN -.� ·- ..... .."" ......., M4 ,.....,., PrW., ►II '1tr .,._.,."' IHmlf' Be4ford I Baptis• Church I Sunday ScL--1 Off'ICIQJ s Meet Sllll qedford Folks Dancing Again, Keeping Money Sh.erilf Reports Rolling Into Fund For New Recreation Center l '• • IDak at tha winner aaa this au,....Mft , Jarman Lelaual-Alra • Reaches $71-1.22 • • . and morei «ii ...., Tuesday election winners - and losers too - were busy today pre_paring " Thank You " notices while county ele<tton board offtclalB were qwte as busy scanning preclnct abstracts and poll books for their official blessing op what happen,,d. No word came from any source meanwhile o11 aib.ether or n�t the unofficial vidory appareolly won by Slanley Blaze­ cer; a b ove are raising money and having a good lime wicz over J . E. D. Haruneer for tbe ,ounty en�r poll will THIS JS MAKING MONEY?" · ;' Lance Har t, Ned Swindell, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones be challenged. Recounts may be asked within a llklay period too. They are (L to R) Mary at a cost of $10 per precinct. Smltll.-Sentinel P bolo. . · Ralph Carl ani bon.ald Brickles and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ----SQUARE DANCE MU,'llCIANS - (L to R) Olen _Meanwh_il� . Eutem School DI• The Letart To...;nahip voten ap-it,n Cullurns urging the l rict admm tttnton were airdios proved 191 to 1Z2 . -.tery levy ...� provide music for the dancers. The man at th e microphone ls Russell . The caller, up for a li&b1'ning or their belta for two yean. dancers to "fUI up the floor." Behind b1m ls T ed Sedgwi<k, one of the tru� :lffl Photo. l Sentine A al �nee: Ex�utlve _ Head 1. S. taken� was picture In the Court ol A.WU.II .uttnc Floyd Brickles, was busy elsewhere when the o.v.. '!'ld tlw mommf he especll dlatrict (I� countiea), llanball a aptt1al board meeting will be Carllale, JaCUOJI, ed1ed Gonon AOO held early nut week to "diK\111 Grar of Athena 1'1,315 to 18 ffl matter," in the w:9U or the �- • � vo� difference, Ru-le, e, Th• Kathy Su• Vlhh fund Pomeroy Lions unanimously approved a resolution Wed- the feat of • 2� mill operatin1 ?r ra� _ third wUb l 0,672. All are 1 had rMChN ·,11 1 .22 at noon to­ nesday of ' thanks" to everyone who "helped in passage of the I levy, 581 t o 628. unofficial. . day, Sheriff RoNtt ftarhn-h Meias proposed Veterans Memorial Hospital bond issue ' " and He decHMCI .. Ny wlYt his hi• uld, and condltleil of the Local election board clerk Mn. .., · I Iy noted the work of Lion F.dison Hobstetter. reaimm.llldatilns mr, Ila Mr � especia again. Thia la part of thelr actlvl- and ii now entirely inadequate. It C�jld . Wf• rep9rtN 7f•lr"' at By l•_...• Wlnvtff , Johnston . expected the Dorothy ,.; • 11.011 Mr. H o bst et t.er was chairman of t, eNUt Davia'" MW Ca4urnbvL In Wood· Holpltal Chtklren's by the Modern A special committee for lhis pur- ,- wi .. eddnt, I tt... Illa, .\leip vote COUQt to be . official Bedford folb a rt dancing a,ain tie, to raiae fund• for tht con- wu · boQht ed � !h ou� the it t e e that car r i com e ll r n l 1 of America In 1910 and re• $h• I• ,till on ffM, erJtkal lilt. by President Wiln in Woodman l{all a t Burlin1£ham. 1trucU01;1 or a �ew r,_creational men .ometi ine late tht, afternoon. Al­ mf?rmat1on program on the issue pose was amed t,ict .....,..1 fun4I whkh R llu UMd, • the to from tebn Hall WH Sue Lod1e a K,:thy Into modeled kl,, Ji.sting in the to for t111...._ qia.cent .the, .morte Dr. o"" or a up made their lis Leadingham wort were aU mem­ For many years alnce 1Gl$, the centet -of �h�ch p11sed by a 54 pe r cent mal r (loo dNth with _the race a In with ho1pltaf me, School on Route S3 private h o Norbert Compton, chairman, and o n <' the E. S. Follrod, Woodman Mall at ''Bungtown" was the board, t be r t haire also te x� t . Ht, Mr. Ho� tdr Jor1ty , ffllinhnana a Int e to permit dancmg In the April 26 after the fell from art Lions Porter and Mabokey. ob rk, Ertmll!U WHI ind NorCla � a popular S•turday nllbt dance with the. third genertUon of youn1 bra� rs ago utee ea B 14 a ed comm ma�n cudNla , l llltChanle. PMM, Pomet"OJ Mr v,st1lt1 porch at lodji:fl room . man Kloea, a, well u apeclally ,�t, with the PflOple or Be4ford folks leunlng t� �mplkated upata1ra Ber nard Ful u, program chair• care coob' PtY rMffl and liomt. At tht tlmt htr c.ndltllMI which aought, and obtained, apbeen bad here w Lodge Th Woodman dtn� IJQUut e the of. s ate o t t and Dr. .I Mlppf let. ' vlait, to Lion p n, said next wti:k employed helper1 w ho worked unma 1a hering to (lance, levy" for tax .. r n a f earlie o proval WH con1idar.d hoptleH with ju&t �hj oy .th� pteaeure of each I.heir grandparents dan ced to the or 1anized in 1899 11 luniper Camp lil well into daylipt Wednesday n ies fro m Ray Heaton wilt iapea.11:. purposes, mo same lhe ._ but fr•dvrfl. No. ' 7230 with nine charter mem­ multlpl• skull' CAMPAIGN FAILED on ret\mtL othl!r'a company, The depreselon 8,lllle muaic and the aa me . calle. -------he t to added be will now which llh and Bedford people have tlwaya bera. The present hall bu been ha, kept • P'im 9rip on Another aftermath of the elec--------YflUI of the SO's', the laster pace hos­ Tuesday bond issue, together with th• at day 10th h..in rlOW: to meetlne manent likti r their only pe ion was the failure of Democr,Uc t ot modern living and more exotic been a sodal folk. They w federal aid. · p1tal, friend11 to write-in 1ucce.,afully pleuure1 of r,.dio, tben televtaion, pther and enjoy life ,.nd dance place and has been thrown open [ IC• ,till ll ch Hutenlta Sheriff The club, meeting In social Charle, Caulkina, toimerly of Syand rock 'n roll, brought t he JW1t to h•ve fun. Jn· �he pail, when to the public for community actlv- ! C9P,tlne contrlltution1 , H th• hot­ rooms ol the Federated Church ,acu,e, now • ruident or Woodman dances to an end and amusement opportupltlei werfl not itiea with!)Ut .charge_ by the Jodie. · Now the people of '.Bedford town- pltal c.,,.. alOM for tha child 11 following a luncheon served by bus, Ohio, for Democratic nomithe community Saturday night so great, the Saturday nlgbt dance t, ,er 100 than more l'\lftntn1 ! church �dies, l� ked wit_h approvwas the excuse for • eomm\lnib 15ft Boidford Plolks P11t Thrft) nee II county engittftl', Law quiet waa unbroken. well day with sur1ICfl cash al on a sugge stion by Lion F. W. uirea him to have 15 per cent or q But now thina, hive changed. &et-together. Children lwr,rn� the 1t '-AJ Offf' $),000, Contrll:tutlon1 m■y Porter that the club in vestigate The same old ·•rm up the floor" intricacies of the ,quare d ance ilA wreck on Route 7 near the the voles c11l,# wbich would have mall by ar ptt"IOll&lly mede be The Pomeroy High School lDpossibili ties . of providing equip - Pome roy corporat ion line last been 250, while his vote total wu ia heard and the old b.U, rpek• · to m ost from the cradle. at the sheriff', offin. ilrumentat Mua:ic students will ment in the new boapital when nigh t resulted in the arrest o f 179. The Woodman H•II foi" monf the fiddle, the b•nJo, and the built that_ would l�ad toward sight James Russell, 1212 .Mill St, Mid- ------------ present their annual Sprinf Conand the callel''a rhythm.atlc has been about the only mcetlne cert m the JIV'Jior High Auditor<Ol)lM� the lo available �h10 Lion, clubs dleport, o n a charge of driving naervat1on . co place danclna .,. folb Bedford cbanL v ium, Friday, ·Kay f a� $ p, m. carryi.out extensive SlliJhl conaet·va- while int01:icat.ed Chief Jed Web- Hartiaon,' ones , , . find ___ ,_ ....., ......, ......... - - ........ ••tm"" Ohio: ,.,.,, ..._,, wann, IAttlot.,. ..._.,. Official Cou nt i I WEATHER ' I� This I .. :::::----------------------_:,_______. ..,- - '" 1960 . :':".::'.:::'::''.".:'-::::-;.'."-:::-'::'.:'.".--::'"-"::5-'.". ::-':'.""': 7:-----------------------------;:: l::; rt, Ohio , Th ursda y , Jll ay d m e dl M , o i ro y P e s:NGLE 1 :0:>Y po NO. • MEIGS THEATRE Mother's Day May 8th ent1ne I ' ti;��� XII • .j for gifting Mother. flowers, Method, , " st· B rd ,H ol d s Sess,'on Mon doy Eve· n·, n2 Phillip Sist�.-s Style Shop '•I •• ' ••• • • SHO; ELBERFELD$ FOR party Sa tUrday • l?,r NOW YOU KNOW YOL • e CIIUClll FOR lODA'f ,, UnllN �- __ , · lt -- 71.AOO ...... .. � • ,.... ef MacllterrfflNII ..,,,..,. ....klnl It ttM ffl.. ..,,....... af •ti .... Sunday , May 8th �- rd en Cl u b Meets Monday t WI' th M rs. Or k 8r 1'at. l I ,lf B PW To Hold ConYentian In Dayton -Around And Moy 20-22 With local Members to Attend About Ohio ' s Federalion of Business and Profes&lonal womenlo M iddleport Clubs will hold its 40th annual convenlion May 20-22 in Dav- Band Boosters Install Officers · ndoy Even'n 1 9 M? · Miss Stuckey Of Mason City Is M rs. nopp ----- l •' �� -- -----·- � IU<haid �yor ; .1 -- Tuesday morn ing at 8:30 the New office" were elected and ton with headquarters at the Dayton Blltmore Hotel. '!'be Women's �!ton I,! the Jl'itst United Presbyterian LUCILLI KAWKtNI h llll!PDII tiOUD.l.Pt ...T installed for the comin1 year whe n Churdl of Middleport met tecenuy at the church for their !Mgin ner and In terme diate Ba nd s De lega tes from IS4 c Iu b1, incllliiUll.g . the local club, in the Hil&:lnbotham who fell Geor1e Of the Middleport achool1 pre-­ J1mmy Anderto n, aon of M'r. th l" Pomeroy B.and BoNlen Auoattend to cted ar three e y e h e d fair home a week ago and frachis ' ighlighted It af £ • th xpe aented • con cert for the stu den ts and Mrs. Willia m Anderton , feJ I ciation met Monday evenina: at the state )' i �to�e progtam was "Our Ypt1th, Our Town and or the grade 11chool. The con cert tu red hi• shouJder t. reported banquet Saturda a night. with H Sc hool aud orium. s.. turday while playing a t I p&rlf Senior Hi&h to be 10me improved . Mn. Alice Leopold, aNia:tant to • Our Cbwdl" and Mn. Vaughn who was the proi,-am was held in the nigh achool audi­ at Lhe borne of Mn. Harold Ebenbach presided M.r. aod Mr1. advancine the beat inlere1!.A Of Shlrlity Barrett 11 "Yiliting with cbalnnan Introduced Kenneth McElhlnney, the speak.er torium with Director Eu.:en e James O'Brien, fractu ring Mi at I.Mo meetina: and oUiceri inita1- the Secretary of Labor and Direcr of the Women ·1 Bll re,u, Wash- bwineas and profn1ion1I woman; Mr. and M rs. •Robert Triplett in to - ----·--- --'-�­ Sean. Uor the cnnln1. led were Mrs. Marie Chapman, left arm. He ia In Holzer H otPt· ; • W.,or McElbinny opened bud center, . and home enlert,lftnient. president; Mn:. J,mea Diehl, vice lnglcan, D. C .. will be the princlp.1,J c&rrying out an active le1l1lalive Charletton, tal. po 4 He 1nte out ency that delinqu d Feature d we re a Woodwind en­ _ Mn. Maud James of Columbui 1pea Jter at the Saturday night program on national, st.ate, and : CiaUi: with a poem, "Slowin1 Down , Mr. and Mre. William Grueser presldent; Mra. Thoma, Crow Jr., r the par­ •llrtl 1a the home. Eithe local level; keeping informed. on and Mr. an d Mrs, .Ralph Jame• of •emble compose d ol Marvin Fry, nquet. • for the Lord'• Praye r ." Speaiki DI and � • r tret:ary, Pe Mn. Charle, 1t moved today to the pi·operty of Mias Helen Kr114� • St. Peters- topic, related to purposeful citi7.en- Lilhopolle vi1ited with M iu Syl• ; in, the znlnor J uvenile delinquent entJ themtel'les are delinquent, C brlatin e Ba i ley . Janel Call and t.he Jat.e Addle Grueser, Condor singer, treuurer. Mi-,. Ebenblch are too •t ict, or are_ not llricl r Pamela Covert; a bran ensemble Fla., Na U onal Chairman of • hl p ; tr1lnin1 members through via McM 111ter , loca l, and . Mn:. burg, , problem, or the villaa:e, the mayor thanked the memben ·for their co St., which they purchased . They and enou&h with their ch1Jdrtn com pou d of Dave Burkett, Ro­ and &afety Committee, club participation and acti vities Ella Hy,se ll and Mr. and Mrs. th ealth e _ H • e1nphulzed the Jmportlntfl of had resided at 220 ¼ East Ma i n operation the put three yean. an, not conadtenl ir, discipline, bert Schmoll, Sam Clatworth, will atten d Oh.io'a Convention IS a �or leade rahip roles in buslne,.,., Home r Foley, Bradbury. tb J rounaeUn l e , and parenta I t w.. voted to purchue two ! to,,ith for the pa1t 18 years. and Seren Lewis .an d a dr um duet rom the f Ur. and Mn. Ernest Fnser e governmen t and National mduatry an d representativ , aeed for more ,uperviaed l'fl,ff- at. led. • horns. new mother All of bind Mr. ..and Mra. R. s. Wilkina re'l1le mettlftll opeaNI with prayer workl H g e YOlunte rs n i Butcher and Roy Cole­ by Jim and atio r the e serve chlldren have moved from Business to nd o r of P !l ation.al procrama and a ttcre1Uon turned to tbdr home in La ncas- members were requested to bring fed i ntertst.s or the home best by Yn. Marold Sauer, pl"ffident or man. comfeuion.al Women'& Clubl. Miaa North Second AYenue t o thfl . ler Tueadiy aft.er a week end vi ! il u n dy to be sold at the concert / Copas property, Vine St. tJte ,sroap ■nd Kn. Chule, Shuma4 K rauas, a fo rmer pre siden t of the mu m ty, the atate and th e cou n try. . F'ti d ay Henin1. • ,. .. ..._ 1111N'-'4 w ith reJa tivea. 1 ker wu the devotional leader. Florida Federation, is national f Jin. J&md Sanborn reported on At the cloae of the meetin1 a chairman or "K n ow Your America Mr,. John Sarcent entered Holt.be aMual Pnlbft.erial meetlns I ze.r Hoap ital Monday for o!nler- ha ndkerchief and card 1hower WU Week" and ha, bee n active In orIr wbtcb lhe attended in Port1111ou th . given Mrs. Ebetabacb in appncia- gan!zing the Puerto Rican Fed eravation and treatment. "Decl..-e Kia Woaderful !>ftd.1" TONIGHT Mr. and Mra. lieora:e Neuel- tion of her work in t he Aaocia- tion. wu lll• lbem1 ot tha t meeting. N ,f'JW The three days conYention will K road Sr., hue returned .home tion . Refreahmenta we re urved by PAMILY NUHtff Mn. Walter Cl)'de, Pltt,burgh, Roy s. M acy . Mrs Jr., Mayoy R . business sessions which include Tr .r r a1te montn·s a vi1it in New Mrs. Joh n nie Mal' Stuckey of - K.orioll il> wu tllt mtill 1pe1Ur end th1 rnaln Mason City i11 a n nounci ng the ma r- Ma rket, N. ff., wi th their aon-in• er an d Mn. Don IJea. will be preslded over by State Pre, "-nil: HAlJNTl!:i> plan of bet lllk w11 "to sc:ek to riast- nf hf'r d B w'liler. Darle ne 1.iw and daua:�te r , Mr. a n d Mrs. ident ,Aines S. iderr itt, Columb111; • , kno� l,be IJ'li'!d, relate Jt&elf to 10- Elliabelh. to David K n SnlANGLEII'" I p.trhamenlary law dasa; workj , opp, son of ... er.d d Rought and family. Ctety dd wttneu by word and 'Mra. Allen K n opp or shop, on program cootdmaUon, ofMrs. Emma Schoenberger wlo' \1.\1 Clifton on deed." llrJ.' Sanborn ann9unced f'rid ay April 29. al 4.30 P fice ra' lea derahip traJning, memn u derwe n t s11 r eery at Holz.er H a- m. , � NJ« ro thet the lNJ meetin1 would be bershlp and finance. plt,l week a aeo 11 Jmprovi ' . . 1 , "BIIIDE AND TH£ 8IIA8T' held ln. Albea,. The smg\c rmg ceremony was r.a nd expecta lo return to An awards b reakfast on Sunday p Alto c.rtoon In conJUDdion ,nth the theme perform.:d by R ev. R.alph Mahoney home of her elater Mr Willia followed by I final bualnesa ses• IDAY FR tod Y " for thl1 .f! H � tnietnher TIIUUOA ra­ the at Chunh In E� �ason. l:I p 1 Wella, Thuraday. ,, �- C. E. w. Downie, aaii,Ued aion will conclude the co nvention. ent at the loqJ mMiUq received Tbe bride w�li itti_red In a Tti• Council of Great.er Dayto n William Wells who has be Bnci""' e.rdol ln by. Mn. Ge(lr�e ff. P•rkE¥", enter• Uft.ited Pteabyfwl1n Cot.lei, quli. street le n gth pi n k chiHon dre11 q uite HI ia improving · '"fflAT NAUGHff ODIL" t,i..\led the Pomeroy_ Gnden Clu b. B 111:lne., and Profe11 ional WoDurtnt the . mttttns the ovene11 fuhloned with a li�ht bodice and · •• Cl ubt will be host at thili (Oolcir & S<ope) 0 'MoJl(la afternoon at hs home, ·men -'l ,ewin1 proJect, ,fa, decided upon. pinJt velvet 3traps . She carried a h an n ivera.ary meeting. 'ltlt • Hi1'1 treeL During the meelln• J'olJo•ins the devotional period, white Bible covert>d wlth white I :'fhe. Ohio Federation ia a memllobert R,.n - Tote Louloo i n charge of Mra. L c. Karr, vice MIN M1t11ret Sauer read the ml1- cnnations an d li lie� of the \'alley Natlonal Federation "DAY OF TH£ OU'n.\W" pr�ident, plan, were made to at- her of the . aloeartff for the day and oUered with Jon, while streamen. d·· '1 uun � m 1920 and ie now the A,l,o o,,_ te nd the regional meetlng It Lo111n jpetlal priyer for the"1 . wore 11 8houldcr length veil trimu eat and largest organiiatlon fm ed ot" on Thurtday. an1wer Memben i At the concl1i11lon of tbe meeting med I II W hile I.Ice and while acces-am and roll call with •n n u1l1 they h•d women who work. Proa• ' ! H- �I Ill Lloyd 1-1,o refre.Jlme11ll were NrVed by 7"'5, 110rle!1. ,Ptapoae• of th Fede r ation include planted this year. e , "THE BIG FISHERl(AN" Mr and Mr, Harry Bolioger enL,ewt, Sauer; . Jr., Mrs. Everett Mn. Sluckcy served aa ma tro n I te rt aJned with a p1rly Saturc:11, • Tnree intereatlng papen were Bachner, Mr1. Dwliht Wallace, • all-I 3 Hour oi-lc) L. n or for her daughter while eve n mg at the second wa rd hou1e given, o r uo "Window Boxea, " 'b)' Mn. Un. Sanborn, Mn. Bethel Colt• Same Aulhor a. '111!: ROBE") � honoring their daughter, Dunle, J. w. l!cMWTay; "Lawn and GradLarry Fox was bes1 m.an. Explore our access-- · , A Muot Pi<wn For AU · To SMI , m� and - Mt:•1 .kl'IJea Buchanan, a o n her 1 3 th bi rth\l a}' . The new Mrs Knopp Pink ia n and a t atu d e " i ; i n g, M rs. K rr and "A Green and Q . contrlbutln1 no,teN. aisles al Wahama High School. Mr. blue atr'l!ame ra and balloons deto r. w hite Gal'deni"- Mra. R. W. Fin11 ated the room fo r the occasion. Knopp ,a tte n ded Wahama Hleh. aterwald. • The couple are al home to their ' H.ei reshmenta were aened by Zion Teen Agers 1-24 Filler local GIFTS fflAT ARE PERPECT. Games an d Cane1ni were enjoy' friend, at the home of hit ,a:rand' the �01te111e, at the cloae of the treasures �The Zion Teenagers held the ir mothe r, Mra. Maud V.nMe ter ' in ed throughout the evening and af- meetmg to 13 memben and one resutar clu1 meeting Monda}' I ter the _ ho n ored gue1t opened her Clifton. many gifts, refre!Wment• were ser- gue'.jt, Mra. J. C. Bright, D unbar, evenini a t 7:30 at Jh e chu rch ;,..:J • when a wiener ri>aat wu held. ved by Mrs. Bollnger 111l1tfld by W. Va. ---• Bake Sale Scheduled her d au,thter, Jo Ann, and Mrs. . At'ending were Bertha Arnold, BoboY Ar n old, J ,ster Arnold, jewel ry, The Mid d r lepo t Carl Will. Alumni ARIO• •' oa N1th1n Arnold, Eh..,beth Bruch, elation will hold a Bake Sale Pr� sent were Donna Crow, Ca rumbrellas, ".'limit David&On, Robert Uan in,e, Sa t urday at the Tri-Lustre Cle11.rl­ la Will, Mauree n Darat, Linda Will, Linda Hysell, Tommy Hyaell, ers i n Midd leport bc,l'innln1 al I Brenda Potts, Cl n dy Swatzel, D(lnKenny J• he,on, Larry John'!""· 9 a. m. na Hauck, Judy Wlld,rniulh, N·•Charldene · King, A n na Kmg, M rs Wesley Fry, president is 9radror<1 , Mary Ann Rickard, Le.,b Bill McEl roy, The Of ficial Board of t e Unit- Butch McElroy, ura:ln g all Alumni to contribute G ruc ,er, Li n da Moor1;1, Jonnie Su e ed Methodist Church met Monday C'..atol Sargent, Guy Sarcent, Billy whether they arc contacted or Thom pso n , Eric Chitmben, Ernie evenin g at the church with Mn. c . Sayre, Jan Smith, Ma ry Slartord, not by the c11.lllni;: commit tee. Sisson. Wayne Zurcher, Clifford i,�. Tompkina, cha i rman, prealdln1. Sharon 'Iboma, Freda TuckerShe i1 also annmmcing that .if Young, Tom Sha,teen, Ru11 Mc.tlCOURT ST.Ul!T POMEROY, ORIO Warner, Gerald Mrs. Harry P. Smith opened the man, Ma rgie I• neces11ary dellverie.1 wlll be made hln ney, Mickey Morrle:, Ralph Wer• meeti· n g w/ th devotio ns, u1ing II Weara, and R ay Wya t t and articles for the sale will alto .- v, Jim woodgea r d - Mlke Werry, her topic ' Gaining Wisdom " Mrs Adults attending were Re v. be picked up. Other, who can be Ceward Calve rl, J�n Webste r, Don- Alon zo Custer read the re�rta 0( ,, and Mrs. Eugene Underwood, eontacte d for this aervlce are Mra. aid Brow n an d Frti(jdie ,Boyd the secretary a n d trellurer Rev . ! N r_oy, McEl ia Wyatt Virgin Charles Aaa Bradbury and Mra. e;: � ! Send ing girts but u nable to •t..- f Euaene B rown a n noun ced th� t th e meet ing was calle_d to or­ Jack Bachner. fl La ial r fo ' Greater plan kesid •1md were Alice Dar1.t, -RLIIO' Le( I financ de by Sharon Thoma, president, � o rtu11dU� h a.ti be�n jt'Cf!pt� for the Tum,; e Gilbert and Blaine Jim U d by Rev. Mr. and Mn. Richard prayer glftl tlil• ch11rch and lndlvlduat � 8renda Poth, ' D onna C row and , Pomeroy . t �d er cl H m.ade bfh e . took their son Dick to Holi@� crussde could be made thr6i.igh · pla� 1 �0 use the1� c rass room Ho1pital yes terday for I checkup. Ci nd y Swatzel were oYe rnlgh t the church treasurer. quf'st s of Duggie foJlowl ng the or I summe r proJect. The)' plan f He remained there for observa­ rty pa to paint the walls, floors, etc., A report o n ml11ion1 w11 given tion an d treatm e nt. · ---- ·--by Mias Lucretia Genheimer. Ken- at a future da te . Oth er discus­ neth Finley, chalrma n of the com- ,;i on was o n the camp site a t Brownie Troop Meeta ml111lon on education, , reported O na, W . Va. Some have planned Brownle Troop 24� met rece n tly and pamphl e t., with thei r leade r, 'Mra. Gardner that 11peclal recognition will be 1Jv- l<1 10 ln Ju ne Wehrung, and aa1l1ta nl leader•, �n molh ers , at the churfh .chool', w ere elve n to th ese and llso reg' la:tra tlon cards, '.l'liss Carolyn Smith and Mra. Dan Moth er 's Day. POMEROY, ORIO The roll c-all was then taken by White, at the United Methodiat Leo Crew ann ounced that at Church. Mrs. PhU G lobokar, troop le■ia:t one-third of, the families of Freda Tuckerma n . They wt:r� to n■me a bm>k from the Old Testa­ "nmmi ttce membe r , wu also pres, l hc parish had Nat 0Ptn Tonltht t urned Jn tbeit ment. cnt. !ll eda:e cards and that thi, Sflcond THUltSDA Y and P:RIDAY lt was decided to have home l n vltalion s were made to thi­ l'l hHe of the loyalty program fronp's' lnv('sllture servlct>s whlrh would be concluded within the 1 made ke cream cake and Kool "BELOVED INFIDE L" wm be ht>ld at the ch urch: Mo nday next few wef'kB when the "ialtallon j.ald al the next �eeting which 1, :\fay 9 at 7 p. m . Rrfrcshmenh lo c.ach family wlll be completed. to be June 8 at Zion Ch Mother's thinking of h Gregory Peck - DeboirMI. Kerr 1 he meettn� �loaed with all Ench person 11 to supply I wcrl' served at th e cloac of lh(! s��e'. praying the Lo rd a �ayer. sumlller . . . planning her meetl ni. 1 thlnt for the ice cream. Th e roll call Is to be a book of th e New wardrobe . . . and , 1 Teatainr.nt. De votion, were given I by Kay Wya tt ,nd Linda Hyse ll. Birthday Celebraled she needs a new su m­ The 99th birthday of Michaf!J I C�rroll who moke, hi, home with mer handbag. Sur­ h11 niece, Mn, Worley Howell,, 'r Jin .,_ ... 11111.d lor foal--, eamflNt'P A 111111, hible ._ prise her with a WH celebrtted at their home on . •• l10IJ Grant StrN-t Monday 'With I �dad of &law, leatber and cullioned willl a faut smart, attractive hmlly dinner. • crepe NJ.,. ud ..._ Aa JOI& cu unap-. _,. a ._ 11 • onf. from our new col­ Othe r, preaent were Mr. and The leachera and offi.cers of aidlt, oamfortulel h cklll'1 IN"' It llt ,-, llllallnatlon. Mra. Howa rd Dalley and cbildre thu Sunday School of lhe Firat lection, Just In time Leo Carroll and M:Us Ann ar:'ci Try lM NW Jarm• lAIN&l-AlN, Bapti1� Churrh of ·Middleport met Jtntba Howell. Tuetd1y evenin& at the hme or fo,r Mother's __. lnt; IMllh for oomfm 111d giving. . Day . ' Mr. Ind Mr,. L. D. Dile, for ' . . . POMONA GRANGI .. ... ..,u.., t heir rqular moetln1. Pomon a 11,�· Mei1• County � wm meet In �1ular lfl• Mra, France, Bearht w11 devo11,qn ,fl"ld ay evHln1 at 8 p. m. 1t llonal le1,1dfli for the evenlnJ and the�i: S prtnaa Granafl Hall •lth Tony Z.'nwler, . 'IUJ)erlntendflnt o f ' ' ' �• I ) Granse H boat. A proll'•m tbe Sund ■)' School presidtd over ' preiented on ''RW'II Lile the b111ln.eu mee tim1 . ' wittf -ReY. Biddle, R utland '. Du.rinc the meeUng I proara m lpflU.er, '' In conner lion with the Baptl1t __ • Jubilee Jtdvance waa dllcusaed SEAM.ED or • and plant were maOe for t he SEAMLESS preaentation ot attendance pin■ dutina: the openin& seMce thil romin1 Sunday. : All _,. and ..-hen and IOCI- 1doro ow- 1'1After the mflttin1 a ' dessert Always Appreelal,d CO\l.l'lt wu aerved by Mrt. DUH lt'I - lo .... 1'1""""'1>' ! moua. Bur-Mil t.meo S!letl' Ny,Jon1, dlit world', liale1t ltOCk.lnp to thowe •lrudy merlUontd and when YC'lU �ve ll)'lon-,. Mon1 •• the folJc,,win& Mr. and , Mh, Paul ...iu ..,,..,i,11y 1ppree1o1e • the mQlt tl&morou1J •too, n.trN futily NR-reaitCilnt. "nltJ' 1 Smart, Mr1. Charldl Bennett, Kni · hffli ""PPlr of lier fa-11o Betlloh White, Mr. ond lln. Gor­ llrondl, al'9 Anlliun,y and .Mte. Hart'Y aw, )'OIi' 11>11 lovoll.-. 'l'l,cy l>flo in ,- f&YOrilo ll>lde, Ho1&dashelt. Ill - t lo I I , fo, ... -..., and 'The neitt meeUn1 'which wUI be ' b�ld at the bome of Mn. Houda­ ' ohelt will be held In Se�tember l!lenr a Wlllk of a W...._.., W... . . ' · followin, the l\llnmer receu. , i r ..- •,'f -· - - • SPECIAL LODGE MEETING at •n eleetlon-yHr "temptation Worshipful Master Thomas W. lo overspend and offt'l'ffdl." Bowen announ ces that Pomeroy To Cl'ff"- Jobt No. llK, F. & A. M. will Lodge of s rogram opose a r p The bill p federal loans and grants to ere- bold a 1peeial meetlng at the ale jobs in areas with lon1•term Lodge Hall Friday, J(ay 8th, at unemploymen t. 1l has Blron, sup- 7;30 p. m, There will be wort in porl in the economieally depressed the first deare,e f or three cand.lmin ing communities or We,t Vlr- 1 dates. Refreshments will be set· gi nia, Kent ucky and PennsylvHia. ved. -s=mP p- � "'Under Tbe, Plltric1.1 Henpesaey will play 1 ,elmnM. solo, "Lullaby," by Lanaen us, ar.companied by Linda Kirkland. "Liebeatrawn" by U.t, by the lteserve Band will precede Judy Weh rung's "Gypsy Love Song" by Her­ bert. Mias KirkJand will 11110 ac­ company Miss Webrung. To con clud e the firsJ part of the progtam, the full group will play an old iavorite, '"Ult Side, West Side," 'by Ltwlor-Blake. The Pomeroy H,.h •·•-' S•••• ._ -""" Band wi ll follow playiq two numbers, "Mood Indi•o" .. and "'Tuxedo Junction." The latter tune wu made famous by the late Glenn Jllller. The Concert · Band will play "Bartlesville Boogie" 'by P.auhon, "Trombone JubiJ,::e" by Foa, "Youth �archer; On" by Fran&ka­ er, "Brauea TriUIDpbant March" .by HolJnea, "Prelude 1n C Minor" 100 "Bobby by Rachma ainqff doogie',, by W-alten. In addition, two quuteta will play numben that were used in Lbe recent state-'llf!de muaic compe­ tition beld in 1An c11ter, for which both groups reetived t he Superior rating. The trombone quartet with Jennil er Lohse, Ellie Arnold, Dor­ ot b)o Brown and Ruth Brothen will play "Annie Laurie." Thia number was transcribed for trom­ bones. The drum quartet includes Bill Young, Jon Weblter, Charles Kitcben and Mike Werry playing ..Parade of the Wooden Soldien" by Jes,el, Lransc:ribed by O.tling. Advance tickets: are now being told by me mben of the several banda. Court ActiQDS Communist Shakeup Plants Koslov Next After Khrushchev Revealed In Moscow UPI - The Soviet U nio n moYed you n 11;er men lntu high government and Communist P;irty posts today in a massive shakeup that left Nikita S. Kbruab­ chcw tilill unchallenged at t he top. 'fhc sh uffle, in which there were some ex.peeled demotions . took Fro I Kozlov ou t of his government post as a first deputy premier and catapulted h im in to a streamlined party secretariel ol seven men-­ the reposit ory of ultimate Power in the Soviet Un io n. Kozlov, 51, visited the U n ited Slates last year. Tass news age n cy made t he annou nceme nt only a £t>w hours bef�re Khrushchev was scht>duled lo go bdore the Su preme SoYiet­ the U.S.S,R. 's parliament-to de­ liver wha t was billed in, adYa n ce as a "s tupendous'' pre-!rummit speech. In the SoYit'!t U n io n the Communist Party is more powe rful tha n the govt'! rnmc n t. Khru sh­ chev's principal power comes from the fact that he is the par­ ty's first secretary . He took on the added title of premier so he could sit in at iolemlltiQQ&l caun• cits as his leader too. Today's announcement uid four perso ns had been dropped from the 10-me mbcr secretariat -of the party"s Central Commi ttee-Alexei KiricbenkO, Averkl Atistov, · Pyo-· tor Pospelov and Nikolai [gnatovwhile Kozlov wu added to iL Two persons were dropped from the Presidium of the party's Central Committce-Kirichenko and Nikollai l. BelyayeY- and three added - Alexei &.osygln, N ikolai Podgorny and Dimitr i Polyanski. Kosygin also was given Kozlov'a government job of first deputy premier. The other first deputy Mikoyan, il!I Anastas premier whose position was not changed. U. S. orticiala today viewed the promotion of Frei Ko•lov in the Sovlet hierarchy as I step toward making him Premier Nikita S. Kru• shcbev'• eventual auccessor. Koslov, who has been lint deputy -premier. would be in an excellen� po,itio n 11 secretary of the Communiat • Party's Central . Com• mlttee to succeed Khrushchev ahould the premier die or have to nllre for llll reuoo. ••u•tr,•,: ,..ernm;., Recent Entries A divorce was ,ranted t'be plain tiff by Judge Jobn C. Bae-or, yesterday in the cue of May Jeffers, Route 1, Rutland. Ver&UI Harrisonville Je ffers, Harold Road. The plainliff WU also re1toud to her �maiden name of May Ma,le. 11,) ,other a ction in" the Common Pleaa Court, DiYoroee lnveatlgatot Allen C. Hill was ' ordered to make in veatigati ohs in the ea,a of Gl oria Ann EbenblCb v1. George A. Ebersbach and Runell L: Ca ruthers vs. Ulab C&rutherL All are M iddleJM)rt resldenta. 111e Caruther, ca se is set for .bearing Saturday at 10:30 a. m. In an other entry 1igned by Judge Bacon the cl.fl! of Alpha L. Doql�s venus Clluton DoUI• les, Harrlaonvllle, � ·�II ' or• dered dismiHed by tbe tou,t, Jamtll E. Rowe, Peacocl Ave., Pomeroy, has been •»Pointed 1 member of the Jury Commiuion to flll . the v•cagcy ca.uMd by the death Of Everett Tracy. The other mem� of the c0mmillioa ii NaaJt, Baolqa t""1ltld � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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