http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3bb5ca35dce12c4978dcb04da6f0ba8e.pdf 7f300d0e370765ce8f9484abe377a6e1 PDF Text Text • .•I •• •"• • '8-----DaUy Sentinel, fo!lleroy The WSCS of lhe Heath Metho­ dist Church will meet Monday eve-nin1 al 7 : 30 at the chu rch in !ihddlepo rt !tliss Frieda l"aehnle 1::. \.\'Or.ship ch-'irm.an and Miss Nel­ lie Zerkle, progn1.m ch1urm1n. l lpste.sses �or the evenin g will be j.{n_ Law1 .:llt·e Milhoan, M n,. Carl Mattox, Mbs Befo'i San born and M n Herman Haddox -Middleport, 0., May 6, 1 960 • MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT ' •BELOVED INFIDEL'' Gregory Peck - Deborah Ken T he annual Poppy Day wll be. conducted on May 20 and 2 1 in Middleport with )fr. Helen Ken­ nedy as ch.iirman of the commit• tee from the sponsori n g rroup, t he .•\ uxihary to Feeney-Be nnett Post, Ameri can Legion . l'oppy Day Dau Set ''YESTERDA Y'S ENEMY" Stanley Raker - Guy Rolfe - al.so "BLOOD AND STEEL" 'ohn Luplon - John Brinkley SATURDAY '" •'•• . ., • •• -• ·, The proceeds from the a.ile are sent to Vetera n s Hospita ls in Hunt• mgton, C h il l icothe, Ci n ci n nati and Da)·ton. Non e or the mo n ey is used by the local unit. SUN., MON., al\d TUES. "YELLOWSTONE KELLY ' ' Cimt Walker - Ed Byrnes • _-�-_ -··-�-- .,_ -- I . District-Ho me Demonstration Meeting Draws Large Attendance TO Middlep.ort [ WSCS Meeting Monday -/C H E C KS l!I .- . ..... .., .. III Y•rv Nt a htl TONIGHT Brigitte Bardot in "TIIAT NAUGHTY GIRL" (Color & Scope) - al.so Robert Ryan -- Tin,e Loulae "DAY OF THE OUTLAW" Ailso Cartoon make bill paying SATURDAY Howard DuH in "SIERRA STRANGER" - ,a l so Jeff Richer™ -- John Smith "ISLAND 01'"" LOST WOMEN" Alao Oartoon • easier ,... wr11e , c1,q Ind mall Ill ll• runnlns ■ll aroimd town. Open . rour ch■cklnc •c:count- We Pay 3% lntere1t On Your Sa"Jng1 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK BANJUNG SINCE 187% l\lember Feder■ ! R..ene Sy1le1W Member Federal Deposit lmurante CorporaUon BAN K POMEftOY BUTLA Nb , session . �mphaswng t he t hen:i e , "Our Neighbors Around the Wor ld," a !111g presentation ceremony w_a11 con du cted by members from Vinton county with represen�tives from other cou n ties a11S1Sting. rlag& of France, Sout h Afr i.ca , Ne therlan d�, Egypt, Sweden, Wale 11 Japan, l n dt.a, G�rma ny, Austr &h a, Scot land and Sw11.2.erland were pre• sented. Ylrs. Haflley �lka, La H , ence Cou n ty. wa!'! dr-votm11al l eader and used Mol h<>r's Day as a theme , Mni. Maxrne Goeg l ein, distri ct pres_idcnt , ,·onducted t he tmsi ncs!l S<'ssion and introduced Mrs. Char• les Ensign . pruide!lt of ttlc Oh io Ho�c 01."'monstrfl�ion Council, Mr�. Edith 0<'8rth,_ V1_nton, vi ce pres1dent of th::! _d u;�rict. and Mr�. l�ober1 Rall. ( , alha county, d1slr1ct M."crc tary and treasurer. . S he also int roducNl the Hnmr Oemonslral ion .igents and presented U(' h otf1!."'t'r and u:ent with a small corsage on behalf of t he h ost group. - ---- I MtTlONAl There were approximate-J y 130 attending the annual Home Dcmo_ n:;tration Council meeting of District 1 5 which was held . 1� M_1 ddl eport at the Heat_h Mt: ethodist Church Thursday begmmni at 1 0: 00 a.m. Ga Iha County wa:s in charge of the reg1s trat1on and get-acquai nted games before the opening of the SUNDAY and MONDAY MOTHER'S DAY SPICIAL I Cli n,t Wel lrer - Edward Byrnes John Rusaell ! 3 TV Pcrsona li tiea) -ln "YEILOWSTONF. KELLY'' (Technicolor) - .also Cl-ark <.able - Carroll Baker Li lli P...1•lrnf'r - Lee J. Cobb "BU T NOT t-'OR ME" (With accent 011 You th ! ) Also Cartoon ----·---- - NOW AT STA TE t"HI ATR I PT. P L EASANT El vis Presl ey .ln "JAJLHOUSE ROCK" - 1180 Ru&'I Tamblyn tn "HIGH SCHOOL CON!'tDENTJAL" You're Invited to Spring Wousecleaning OWt, low mtloa11e. V8 4 Door Sedan. Showroom clean inside and out. Radio a nd beater. New Ponti,a,,: tn.de,.in, 1957 PLYMOUTH · . . · · · $ 1 ,095 1959 BUICK · · · · · · . . · · · $2,995 2 Poor Se .. 11. St.a110ll rd lhKl. e c)']. EM.N, clean, V8 Station W'-ll'IOn. foV'icta ,er.Jee. Owned by one of our m08l oarefol. owners and k 11110Yt9 tt. bNka,. Llk e "!CW condition Like new lire1. f'uHy equ.lp­ pcd �8 Hard Tofl � Door Sedan. ,\Jmo,t like the ckl;y II was told. Dynaf low driv . Redi o •nd hMl.er. e Me.r-:tt ray 4 Door Sedan. Multl-drive. tzi 1IMS, Rac:110 o11nd heater. Fu lly equ.lpped. Show. bNt of D)'naflow dill�. ltadio Mid Heater. local owned car, d 1959 BUICK . . . . · · . . . . $2,695 1959 BUICK · · · · · · · ··· . . . · $2,595 VB 4, Door Sedan. rower •leerin1 and BUICK · · · · . . · · · $ 1 ,995 1960 MERCURY · . . · · . . $2,995 ve1958 Specla Hard Top 4 Door. one carefu owns. ...... l l 1958 CHEVROLET VI 4 Dr. Sedan V8 4 Door Sedan. Pomf'roy Polite ear. 1957 BUICK · · . . · . . . . · $ 1 ,795 VS Super 2 Door Hard 'l'op, Po-Ntr 1 ftlnftl. One Make Us An Offer cattful O'Wner. BUICK . . · . . · · · · · $ 1 ,795 ' 1 955 BUICK · · · · · . . . . . . · $995 VI1957 Centur, 2 Door Uud To . Power ateerint: and Spec� t Hard Top 2 Door. Spartltna or�Jna, fffl. llh. Dymfl ow drive. bNket. One of the cleanest ctir-. on our iloL p ·1954 BUICK · · . . · · · · · · · $695 1 955 MERCURY · · · . . $795 Sul)« 4 Door Sooan, Ukc new rilmah. Power I Door Sedan. A lood reliable ,:ar. ftlONl WY•MlQ · I I NOW YOU Kl\'. UnttM ,,._ lntematlon.t The m..n I• Nrth'• cJMelt Mtah�ar · Md only natv,•• ...... llt9. It ortNb 1t 2,,W.2 mll et per ._.. an4 lh- clONtt a...-..c-h to """ lo 21MJO mllet. I I Pr:eparing For New Experience Light as a fealher . . . from place to place . . com­ fortable as your own stand the sudden show­ ers. Aluminum frame, covering. Mrs. Jo hn Ketc hka was ch air• man of t he group or ladles of !he Heath M ethr>dh1t Church who pre • pared and served the luncheon to the Home Demonstration Coundl meet i ng he ld at t he church yester­ day. othen assisti n g were Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mrs. Mayme Ra i ney, Mrs. I James CriRwc ll , :tfi111 Frieda Fec h- 1 nle, Mr. Norlna n · Way la nd, Mrs. H.arry Chesher, Mrs. Haymon Kon- 1 krii;:ht, Mn. Henry Hennc!IY, Mr11. t 'harlrs A�a llradb ur�·- M�6. 0011 Stivcn, Mr11. Roqcr Morgan. Mrs. [ Li nda Wah1on. �lt rs. Earl Knight, Mrti. Wayne Gihbons, Mrs, Clar• I encc Casey and Mrs. a. N. East. As t he theme for lhc mecUng / was "Our NeiB hhora Arou nd the ' Wor ld" several of those serving lhf' mc>al were dre�sed ln t•ostumc!I of for e ig n co u ntries. Mrs. O. P. Klei n presented appropriate d in­ ner music, Sm■II Al Werner • POiUJIOY, OlflO . RADIO and 1'.ILIVISION •- lodlo lo TV II A l'J, lkl• Iii Not A Sl.6elme" leeoa• ATe, lllddhport ... �- Lakin Aide Will Be Recof,nn:.. Dorin g Program s!i".. •.. mentor. · at4. . 0 ,��� .I � l�B,,iled ��.:�! Are ��:!,r :�:�. ·:\ Band Se'hedule For County Fa:trf's Set Down ------ E · F' Blazing YOUR KIte,TCconvHEN enient, ,. • • I '· • ·ti,•. 11utyoudon'I MII), baw lo6u#4:it ill lolll!c,yl&i� .......... Tbe h!p I� - ud .,... hnD ." CID l,e. tllily ■et Into your P•• ltlk-. 111 � tllllalll fll■t alve you _ ...,_ .....,.. ThM ' ' . ' .' ._ ..., t,pll f/. GAS ballt.lll 111,ra 1G ..,_ fna. with aplidNl """'bina• , __ I GAS· tilip,elf!Qli:illll � 111 ...... · .... "O. Ccnp■ny bmm -� ..,....li,g • . av■ilahle a .. �.o.x.�---of ,-dloioe. ...... - --• • ' )Hl;.9•••�fU�tJ�S,,�OI PA�Y . · I ,h Ll�d · ===�=�-=�---..,..:::. To Be Treated For Dust ControJ Up HJ•JJShofOUgh .x:ratcbed As Fl'eld NOW 13 . ' . ....... . r�olbl.t-�,1?71 ..i;..t111o-'Yf'ah•P• �-- • :,,atlt- I. Of Townsh1'p Roads Of pagan 1•. IDleS" ' ·1 1 , • I ,' Exli ° · ----------- Deal penalty Termed Relic can be up-to-da and lovely with · a new SAS.Built-in ,.n,,A;,. (t, ' ana I M.ter ' ,. LanflSVI·11e Man Stabbed In I Restaurant InCl'denf Fn•day si - -�- •--- -' - :::::n=�· ·13·� o··u.: ·. h 100·.. .--· "2--r:-rs fre-·t ac i Final Assembly Ohioans Live In program Fn.da y l Congested Areas I I Applitnces All Al Popular Pri,es · �dl�l ,, Of *Steam I ral')s *Regula r I rans *Waffl e I rons *Fry Ski l lets *Toasters *Pressure Cookers *Mixers *Perc1,1lators = �. "'.. MOTHER'S DAY GIFT SUGGESTIONS Mikes Bares Plans . , ed Depr"""'"ed Area Bill Term For Resumption 'Dangerous' By Ul n:san e Aid·e 01-Nuclea, Tests . Placard Walk • g NOtlCe • Drawm TO D•nne C,L · .dlal• DS T1'111 Sunday ill 3 p. m. !he pupils of Mrs. Ray Hecox will present a piano reci tal al the Hcal h Mctho• d ist Churc h In Mldd)eport . The program will beii n with I he sm.all chil d ren and will lndude · 11cve r.al .advance stud ents. The program Is open to lhc pub­ lic am well ii faml l lea o f the pupils. Leading , Hydrogen Bomb Threat . Hurled In West.' s Face \ ,..��pm � cW:i,e Loungeo' . ELB ERF ELDS IN POM EROY . ·;· , Northwestern Schoo l District parents are being Invited to attend the May 10 Visitation Da y at Rutland High School for 132 guests Including incoming 1 960 Freshmen and present students excepting seniors attending Harrisonville High School which ends operations this year. Exec u tive Head Georie M. Dal· 1 A band con cer t direct ed by Rola1 said the guests will a rri ve b;y r Roush followa at 1.4:1 p . m . e g a:50 a . r:o. and swing inLo nine class and t he n i ndoor aporta of tumblin, By HENRY SHAPIRO room vt1lllt1on1 or 1:1 minutes MOSCOW (UPI) - Premier Nikita Khrushchev said today e.ach at 9 a . m. A 11: US . noon as- and volley bal l will be carried out aembly will f,p.aturt: a pro,ram 11.• in the gym, followed. by ou tdoor !he pilot ol a U.S. plane shot down 1 ,300 miles Inside RuSSla sporta-5oecer---On the football follows: Sunday is alive and will be tried on spy charges. He warned oo Presentation of Gideon New Tel· field with 1ue1t.11 seated In ble1cb­ that such incidents could result , under the worst circumstan­ tament1, a vocal aolo by Herb en. ces, in immediate retaliation with a hydrogen bomb. Grate, Rutland senior; introd uc, Khrushchev referred to a U.S. State Department statement tion or teachtn, National Honorary . !hat the pilot may . have suffered giddiness and drifted across Soclel)' tapping, a piano solo by I !he border because of an oxygen failure and said: Connie Lewis of Harri10nvi ll e, in­ HJn t his cue one cou ld reca ll 1 troduction of the studen t council "1. the stateme nt of fhe So\lit t gov- said. "A poor pre paration for tM 1 · ' · · and a g lee olub c oncert of poflu­ ' ST\!Dl!N · · ·· · T8 · , are Pl'OPl · ,� .. r. s a , ual 1 ,umm� ••� fo , Pre,ident Ei,en- ;. Day Mar CO�LEGF; en t to the effeet that 1 ,lm im y n r (lB�NDE e TllllSE RIO nn ooa ' l ar mu5ic, l!lrec ted by Mr6. C. 0. I viut to the Soviet Union." .; festivities, which W�re slat�d to begin .at 1:-..5 p.m. on tbe coJlelf-'bippus .. In the .above pho• lar . adventurous penon who is hower Cha pman. u lready have re a T n I a:· � bff _ � . to women, left to right, are Jean Evans Mar y Lou ,Ma-ln, Norma Lee Snider, Diane Rowe, 1ubJect to giddlne11 could drop • eations n Wuhmgton t hat E n. Hunger will be ta ke n care of at nd forfeitu res in atate Debra Cha mberlain (Q ueen ), Margaret -Winte rs, Beverly Russell; Lettie Bru.nicardi, Wanda -hydrogen bom b 011 oth er people ', , s ue � a Fines a ·picnic in the park whi le In case territory. And that meus that t he hower .�.1g ht can cel t he proposed high way patrol cases amounted to Douglas llorrow Andy Farmer of bad weather aerytng wi l l be in Shriver; men left to right, Howard Dotson ' Ge orge Pickens • • June Via1 t 1 . . ' country in wh ich ,uch 10 ad\len • $2,359,309 durlnc: the {int 10 l,b.e gym. • _" I tJ:link it will be righ t lo have ec J -,.,j -. born li l r eive has mon th� of the Current fiscal year, and J Ob. n Dupre been r n ____ _ , ___ __ _____ ·----e th 11 flier prosecuted ," �ahchev immediately and unavoidably a no according to Stat_e A uditor la mes : A"'° lea destructi ve hy�&en bolllb to ld Lhe cheering aesston of th e A. Rh odes. This 11 an increase of /LA Su preme Soviet . · \JOO I n return." $22.5 ,49;1 com pared to '218,172 in . . ·�e man ba i l� oul and once f ic per iod of t �e preced ln1 fiscal year. Khruahc hev sa id th e Amer an i MISS COLLINS . s . • • The s�te S 43 per ct.nt ,hare of ci v ilian pi lot, Harry Francis Pow• on h18 �eet, he did �ot f�llow bi 11u1dde- 80 o en 301 or Alban)' Ga confessed lnslruch ru to romm1t patrol fm es WH $1,061,687. h e_ iJ s till a live," Khrus hche v . . . he 'bad left t he u'. s. 'Air Force Aipril patrol finee amoiJnted �o . . S UR , Pa. . aaid. $225 ,-493 com pared to $218.172 m li k: u,._,,._ bate a t lnjir B G GITTY Tµrtey and was COLUMBUS tUPI) - Ohio' s fndustri.al and Economic De. t ay He said the Pilot bailed out ne ar •n- 11yin1 all the � a� the So- Sverd od United partment director said Fridly that a federal bill to aid �o- tl�Eiqnhowff CLEVELAND UPI - The Ohio April 1959. pfana fer thllova":. This .. i n t he eutem Fines collected In •tile l iquor nomically depressed areas which lists tile Stt?ubenvilte-Wter- • viet Unien to Norway to spy on SLa te ,Ba r ABsn. ended its Both an­ ...1 llA6AIU to r u rO? thills of the Central Urab, s:so Ruasian defenses. nual convention today with .a. cases amo un ted to_ $91,945.50 for ton , W Va and ChilliCOthe-Portsinoutb areas in Ohio , is ..one , • me un••uiouncl N r tMh &y "'- enlll of this mdea eat of Moscow and more Th • •. e I h t h xhlbited S985fl lu nche on fe,-turing a talk by sta te the 10 month period and of the m�st �ngerous pieces of 1esi��a �on' ' toJace congreSB . the unon-Mlpotl said 'w!:e �e�� � ogi: : � a phot a h la k than 1 .300 ,tir milts Crom the • Sen. Tennylpn Guyer (R-Findlay). dur ing April. Both were up sl ig h t· thls , ve11, h e sa . ne c.a e 1l an, 111111...,ment' of 6etectlon sy1p . Turk ish border. d d se , i ll . on. 1 seSSl e n bY . owen and uid tbe pdot Resul t• 'Of an e lection for vice ly over last April . The !late retof Uttt peacet fntl tem, .. o 1 ime Th� bill would [live federal ajcl OJ.her way · of taking "from the It w-n tne 1htnl COIIIKVfift f MW C.ithe.rine Collina, Psy c hia• wu equipped wilh suicide weapons president of the OSBA we re sehed• �i vea one ha l t of l lqqor fine !. I.lie Aide a t Likio Sla te HOlpital , lo .areu where the current unem• have, lO �ve to tbe have-nots and .lei ..,_.. N of anti-A....,.lca,n •t•tarMnh y 11e to 1 lhem. uled to be announced. John C. ',, p,._., huetery Jemet C. HQ, but refused baa been approved as the hospitploYm�t rate 11 6 per cent and mak i ng Ja&ye--notl! .ot the h lve1." In HM SuPNftN' Sowi.t as RuMII Johnson Jr., Wooster; Lawrence • rvahc�� tctld · ::. 1"'": But Gov• .Mich� V. DiSalle dis- , fity 1Nlcl ttt. t'MUffll'fltn of . al'n: candidate to receive t he the preha� �n that for- 18 of r •me F. JJ:ck and n, o oct h J, Burna, Cos agreed with Collbon. He 1aid t h at him, wh� haft bNn 1u1pend'r n!, Psychiatric Aide Award for NAMH confer. MHllfflit th., f� � 1-tip cee<ling 24 .months. m1II on was 1n �•'""" anca- n Par May 16. Plckrel, 0Q ton, were nominated . som.e areas· have iluffered for ed .ullffNr • n,luntary l The series o r a nti-American 9$ In He for the pos t at a Frid ay sesalon. CoJ.1i1o.n cornplalnt.1d Of1 the basis yem and · ar e i'l no poaitlon to MIii tlnu OctMr. 195t. woutct ..ur war P1 1M futu,.. NNI statem en i . t111 ts. the rash of anti -Arner. t T Norwr, Presentation of the gold pin will and • Member• of th e usociallon w ho rk.,-, ,.,. I tha t" Ohlo taxp�rs w.oU ld pay ttelp themaelvei unleil th ey re- f'lllu ln additlenal fund1 have pr acti ced for ,o yeara were ttw Atofnlc lnff'ft' Cllffll'lllulon . ..,.... uproved accompHcet" of ican editorials in the Soviet pl"eN be made by Dr . Wm. Hunter, A.9 more than the state �ivecl l n cei\le out.lJ:d[I h elp, Statet 1n a hottil• and anti-American demonstrations sociate Diredor of Mental Health. Uni t honored at tDe annua l banque t sucfa The bill p assed t be Hou,e a.nd ..... WIii .. reqUNttii:I short- .. . . he ... ted ,t the Soviet Union. throughout R11N1i11 • 111 ,tready ha■ Southern Education Rettonal . . Friday n i gh t and th e 1980 Jour­ to • ''.Ohl9· If. go.lf]t I help� �¥- Senate with Ohi o's •enat ora \/Qt- ty. Ir( th• PrHldent. � a ised 110 me doubll in Washington Bo&rd, d u rinc the National r The been e v mericana a h COLUMBUS UPl Members A Hotpit• nalism awards were presented. t. . td t wou n wh(oll h•NQ , c , ,I l ,, h t · no ldof th lma i caught red nJ on diffe e t de f the que I,. . . 111," ff1 r,n tu would h handed, Khruah ev that Presiden t Eisenhower c )' o.apital g e d whit they of the NAACP s program Da on the ta b a l Chief Justice Carl V. Weypndt a t H e u--;-a-, ( , ,.... • ,1, • , • • _. : Lion, , , carry out bil June fiait lo Rw1ia. J s da Kay UI t 2 ,.........,. , .... � T."'" of- 111• Ohio S upreme Coutt. pr.e-. called a "placard walk" today, Q....,:_. �; �'"' ,,./ &en. �tel!M:� Yb"'°& (P) voted Some American lawmakan alao .::enPu:t:c J\n,iled � :uen:·u.�-.a.led the c11b • •warda, .Gld oer• .carryi� ti.an,. wit.b. I\M:h sli>-@nl ���"lfl �,. • � ' fl,·', 6(·ul D)(:-"��,.Se ,,nj.L Fr nk 'J ' � sth :t d • �: u o Y Where individ­ wlnnl.nr e th lo tificatea �= ��:»'E::rn�w:: v� eve.at whith wllf inclliae ID ada. �M Th . b1 11 'I'", -� -apo\lar H�ri:. 'i. -� -:� �.::i;:d ie � r y ual!. tbe· �ppet tto�·•e by- a � �e::� tknd the pm, . awnmi t meetas o t p ar -;-,\v� l: : Jlfnt prhe -..nt to Ml,.. D. t l I Eclt• , �he ;!:r: Glefuer-, Ckwland Pl•ln DNftr; at��{f:! i'o K gadua ted from hrwhcb ev ahowed ph otogra ph• man, w. Va., d' hree diroe s tore c ha in• b o yco t t o r t i : NCOnd prlif to hrry L, Smith, I lo the delegates which be uid Kimball High .school In 1953. She , 1 , • 1 U!- · ' UtM Newt, aM thi rd to LoW9II to sup por t the sit-ill demonstra• I cam e from a camera tn the pla ne. began her employment a t Lakin _ -COLU�S Uf'l.:_Atty. G en. , . Wlni,ttt, ttt. Potn,eroy O.lly ti ons in t he S�ulh. Most of the 110-Sen i ors of �omeroy High Sc hool " Here is the aerodrom e a nd Slate Hospital iD Ja ou.-r, 195:ii, gans on t he signs were directed at Marik M cE�)' ru led recently the S...tln•I. emblr he re are l au eir fare_wel resent e d th two whi te rows of air• and hopes to enter nuni.ng school p • Radio Stat ion WPAY of Ports- three dim e st ore chains, F. w. city• of Defiance n1us t atop eol- , . COLUMBUS- UPJ-The Ohio In· program at the Senior High aud1- l plane!," he 11ld. for further trainin1. ss telev ision sta ti o n Woolworth, S. S. Kresge and W. T. le cttn,8: a sewer a essme nt from mouth and dustrial and Economic �vel ov- tori um Friday morning. Gr a nt. property owners who do no t rec ei ve d WTOLTV, Toledo, men t Departmen t esti mated today Charles R iffle. announcer, introSome of the 11i.gns read: benefit from the sewen. pl1quea tha t 73 of everr 100 Ohloana li\le duced Ilarric Phillif,S .and Albert I ''This Placard Walk, Beats a M Elroy ruled In an informa l ln 13 m etropo li tan areas. The oth- Mart i n, J r. who led the st udent t " 1 Lot of Ta lk, Abou t our Wish to op1 �on requeSted by Defl a�ce . . Ro1.1 Jne bu siness was ac ted upon a t a M eigs County Fair B pard er 27 l ive In rura l area&. body and faculty in the traditional \ � . A id, Th e St udents Who Sat, Bring 1I Cou ty Proaecutor J ohn E. ZimThe department defined metro- I F1ag Salute ceremony. Arnold Ev, meeting this week Including a Pomeroy Man Charged Us to Bat, Don't Buy, We'\le Got er coun ty .or ans gave the reading from the Holy edule for high ieh�I bi nds to polltan areas a� "a h • sc It Made," : �er as1easmen t of 60 per In Gallipolis Court . . . , of con ti guous counl1eB Scri pt ures. appear � t th e 1� f�•r �vith, Pre• group l "Kee p Your Greem in Your cent of the ,water bill Is levied j Larry Jacobs, P omeroy RD, post­ A Langsville man � reported ID g� condition tod ay �t ''My Best To You ' ' wH the aong ich contain at least one ci ty of wh C. a1dent red preinding. .F Leifhe1t, a stabb� mctdent at t.he Chat n ed $Z bond In G alli polis Municl• J eans. Pass Woolworth , Kresge against a l l inbabltJlnts of the Thi! M:hedule has the Eastern 50,� or more.''. . Myrna Maag chose for her vocal Holzer Hospi tal followmg and Gra nt " ci ty e\len though many cannot band laying from noon to 4 p. . I n 11.8 aurvey, , t inc t Columbia, W. Va•. early last eve-pal Court yeaterda)' a fternoon for near Wes Restaurant C�ew t Sond el Whe � de u l ompanied ra Potts ac solo. p "Studenia Jailed, ca n't Say W e use lbe sy�tem be uae of tbe bis appea rance to anawer Galipo f a11d then was removed" by priva te g, W. Va., beca use residents _ of her on the piano. Bruce Stalnaker, nmg. m ea m. Aug. 18: the Pom eroy band 4 , . polis police charge of failing to Failed, Wi thholding From Wool- cl ty 8 terrain. ambulance to Hoben. enUd l Troopers a i W est Virgin . m. throuc: h the racins that � lmont !lfld Jefferson 1:o unt 1es , rock-and-roll si nger, gave hls ren• a; " atop in an asaured cle.r distance. worth, Grant and Krea e. l The asaeHm ent is ii ctua ll y a p Fr a nk l in Ho,ehar -wu observed be.ing "b f ied t h e man as George li ve wi t hm t ha t • Tonig ht ." metropoU t an r e Gues t e My dition of e "Shame on You , Uncle Tom, renta l, not a f.lx, and cannot. be s ame day; o n Friday, Ra lne A c.ar being drivtn nor th by Ja­ P-athed a loody aided to the ambulance b suffered • noon to 4 p, m. Ind the Middle- glon. h • Hoschar, w ho Ric accompaniat. w.as Crow Linda I cobi cruhed into a . car operated Should Freedom come So Cheap " eharged. non- user, of lbe sewer por band · he a n in e around y v • p ba; ro nl II .bia daa: c h es t w ound in t he affair. Ho. Th e metr o regions and humorous readClark gave t a polit.an 4 . m. th ugh ra cing. "Stand Up and Suppcrt the t ay�jtem, McElroy &ald, by Leo Bouman, G11lipoli1, which ter With • large crimaon cen heat c Clin• Mason the lo t.aken was char ons ar e: f populati card,. greeting urd»- lrom noon through the ir estimated comic Sat rom On ing h ad stopped for a tra ffic 11,ght In lns." l am of the opinio n that pro- lhe raclni: houra the · R1'Uand Akron, JOf,65 1 ; Canton, 339-" 1 ; . ie where he received treatment spot. Dr. T. B. McGowan, clinic "-·tnik , 8and J•m seuion f I A � Both GaWpolis. in A\lenue Eastern perty holdera -who are not along diftcLor, said Hoschar wu alao uding l inc nnatl ci of Ci11 a t ar --. • dirk s humor. Emeet Hall band will be on the stage. p care were heavily dam11led - but no Rep;, Meinha11 Home the sewer sya tem or acce1lble to auffering from thock· Ke n tucky 1 085 7&1· Cleveland in lowed Other bu1ineu: . ' ' injurie, were reported. P11senacn played trumpet, Bruce Stalnaker, , li L • ' c' •. 1, are ,not 11_.tbject to rental l lle Booked m Ma� Coun ty_ Jail -Di ,cu d a 11 the c_1 u\,ing uyaboga and •a e coun_- bus, Richard Pou l i n and Cbirle-11 ence , Tax Study Work with Jacobs were Gerald Eblin, 19', cbaries, h e Nld ties 1 ,807,6 11,. Col umbus, 698,503, K at 10:30 p. m. Friday wu Richard grand1land, no action. itchen drums Sue Phillips· and · RepresentaUve Geora:e A. Meinand Mahlon Eblin, 36, both of Porn· i n, T. to and Grc V1nMeler, 39, Belleville, w. Day e r, e �luding , :ze to -Resolved Chas •uthorl j . Elsie �old, U'ombonea. eroy. ·hart returned to IIIJ home in charged witb drunke.noesa Montgomery Va., coun 99, 91 ; t1ea Radford 5 order to 30 gallons of 0 Arn . old Evans and Bruce StalMiddleport FridQ' evenln& follow• I and felonious asaaLdt according to 1remen n Haml lton · M i ddletown 1 95 ,647 ; l(\08 c reoaote white paint, five 11llons k "Le J M .. Be t d t t ga r Ina: a two day mceUns In ColumLorain 209,83 6; :� llalilOn County SberiU Earl .lloort!. Knopp Tak"" P081 Aa of oil, ai,d thn!e 1allons c,f thin- Lima �02.300; Cr�� ' as acCC>mpan:;t. a bUI of the Joint Commlttee on Pot Tar Sprln Further details of the incident d l o &field e , l33,289 ; To 477 · Ri chard Clark read lhe "Clau ProTaxation of the 111lll4ture. . Midd leport firemen wen t to . the j ner to paint fen�. Salisbury township trultHtl •P- were not revealed l,y the Trooper Relief C.Omm.iHioner ing.S l In• ll te v 844; Whee e, l ube_n -Heard the contract read wlth pbecy'' and the "Cla:!18 Will " Both proved action Friday night to • P- investi ting. Mr. Meinhart uld. today tb,t Middleport Element&ry School at ()ti.I r. Knopp, Racine RD, J(el.p ga W. R, Hugbet to perform the el udina: the Wesl Vir11nla coun- 0f t.hese wr' t ing, bY T. cd tl'I Fri. t 1tle lq the m. atudy p. 1 11 day 4 committee a wh tarpo ua officer, County acbool attendance I ________ un WeIker ply dust control material startina Hancock, Marties of Brooke , urn , Md race ed announcln ret Ka,. 1.11. ; w�e very funny. ne:a:t week to tnnsbip roads has been, appolnted I member of lation · desiped to nlltve tbt by a workman for the Tri-S te . s a ll Ohio, Young d n 368, a 22; 7 d n tut D i nawers tO E B Smith and r 1. �•Y NeYer Pass Th111 Way Clerk Frank: Johnston uid today. the Sol�er•, Relief Commiuion to load on the real tNle taxpayer terials Co., P111rker1bur1t on the S. W. • , or I iwho want-· stown including Ohio's Me/Joning Howe •both In Middleport was the aong Arnold Evam other roof, find ■ourcel to re, oJ. and (!a�&ht 'fire. late of the term A.g Johnston said cost of applyi na: fill tbe unexpired. and 'frumbull countles 1l nd Penn• A uction of Mlcfdleport rookie venue. The committee will reconThe blue was extin1ulahed by . ed lo be race Juda;ee, that those aylvanla•• Mercer County 629 _ a ni, cboae for hl8 aolo, accompan- calcium wa ter ( " bitter wa ter") to J. 'lL 'lbornton, . ague pl1yer1 acbeduled . flremel'I with M d.1ma1e reported poaltlona -w,re fl lled. ' , ted by Miu Potts. Bruce Stalnaker tbe road.a lik ely will be ab0ti t � Little Le • The term e.,iree oct. 18, .1081. vene later tbiJ month. .,__. .-.. for t hi1 af te rnoon was po, ...... --A,-proYed new· flower show ..,... •vvned t he n ma de hi, farewell sp..-arance baaed on paat experience. ..-ne:a: t wee.It on an e\lening to unW --------rUles oIf.red bY M rt. Baor, as " Why." singing A Uending lhe meeting In tbe -be nnou nced, Lee Smith, Leag ue a -we ll III her recommendation thJ.t Divorce Decree Is ------�townsh i� hall at the fairgroun ds . presiden t, said today the ne w rules be incorporated In were Freij Lellhe! t, Pearl Jacob,;, in R . u., Signed By Court g past ain dur 18 hours the premium liJt. h George HobSlet ter Sr. and John• Dceree or ai voree has been filed bas made t he diamond, unuaat>le --A pproved.- 1 requett from alOn. ' for the turnout , Smith llld. memben Slawter and Holter of tbe wi th the Clerk of Court& o.frlce in Farm .Crop �pt. that ·14 ltil:1111 the c� of Iris B. Coll ins �er■us Euge n·e Collins. The plain tiff w.as be elimi nated. . Reedsville Man Says -Appt-ove d member Down,ie 's a. warded custody of three minor Rev. Rober1s Will e ldr i ch r o f n, month per ach e $30 t c:1 . reque1l tbat aonther 111 be d Not Guilty To Charge Fwi.eral ded to the Hone Show rule• their s� pport, and household goods County ofticen arrested Leon­ CINCINN-A't1 0 UPJ--Gov MtThe R ev. William Roberta, pas­ d le. T h e · be l ongms to t he cou p tovering .f•H horsemanship. e,- cbael V. DiSUie told a galh�xini ard Smi th , Reedsville, yesterday tor oI the Pomervy Episcopal , cree wa1 alg:ned by Judge John C. at E fllSCOpa · I CitrIs t Ch urch he�-� ., afternoon on a petit larceny char,e Church will 0Hici1 te el tuneral · Bacon • Friday night Uiat capital punish- on an affid&\lil by Eunice Morris. services for Oscar Bauer. tp be ment wsa a "pagan rel ic of the fie entered I pie• o f not guilty In held Mon4ay al 2 p. m. lturial county court tod ay and trial waa and urged Its abol ition. Treasurer Nonrinee past" ia to be In Beech G-rove Cemetery C' e r�or, i nvi ted hero by set for next Thuraday a t 9 :30 a. m. gov The ry Ewings in charge. Arraumed On Forl{e In an'1ther beAtlng tod.tY Eve• . w the area Episcopal 'Church H COLmfBUS UPI _ Rof>ert lyn Faye Kirk, Logan, W. V a wa s ., part or a study or capital punish• MOTHERS TO MlllT Secrest, Dtmocratl\! nommee for ment, said the dea th penalty did fined ,$10 and costs on a tlate pa­ A DJ..teting for the Pomen, Muakln.gum Coun ty treasurer, was serve the three functions of trol charge oi. falling to 11top in an LltU e League- motheq . le announ• LOtnSVJLLE Ky. UPI-Calu- arrata:nied before U. s. Commis- not . hm ent , rehabll I' t ·10 , de1er- Ulured CINI' dialin-te. a u p ced for ne:11:t MonU, . ,.rt.emoon met Farm's Hl llsboroua:h was siorier Robert W. N�wlon FJida t.a !' m Y rence and service to socie ty. -'-at the home of Mr,. Leonard Va n acratched today, culling t he field on a 1;11,1r&e of forgmf • govern"Records , hl\lc shown t.here I ed Me ter, 104 Locust St. The mHl-­ n list e En rl to 13 horses for the 86 running m ent <:heck. . 2M . h ave been n o 1ncreases of i:runet ln, is ca lled for 2 o'clO«. � .a o of the Kentuckrt)erby. t a , cl lms ho w Sectfft • nuiunar: in any category in any are a after Nary Fo r T-!.:....! Hltlsborougb's withdrawal re- d ist1n( co111in of Federal Trade [ th<' death ena lly has been abolD.· N. T1pp, ABI, U. S":"°Navy re• ,_c p ...,.. the -o du.... .;. sa \l aIue ol tht! race Comm 1-� •i o n mem ,-,- . R_ obert T. 1- h ,•.d ,.. o·,•· l le said. "Most .,, ,. op'· '-l• cnuter ror Athens and Meigs 8 ,>a to $158,950 -with a net t otal of Secrest , waived prehmmary ex' murder, are not counti es reporll the e nlistmen t of w�o commit . $Ut,800 going to the winner. am i nalion and Wes bound over to , t.hmk1�g of the_ penalty. T� oise Jack Lee Dal ton of Glouster an d 'rhei-e was · a ,trong P9Mlbillly a fed eral gran d Jury. He, waa R.clne will play at Mhhl....,.. who . calculate mutder ·are dure- Ray. £cigar Dillon, Reedsville . Both 1bo that Henrijan ·would be freed ' on $l'000 bond. In thl' Metional Cl•• A flMlt l�t together the Zrid of May ror garding t he pena l ty.' ' _ ._ 1 · acratched before post time wblcb __ He aald cap ital punishment is ltie Great La.tea N8\" al Tra ining Monday at �!30 p. n,,., It _. aft­ ICO..OMY MaASURI 1 was IS : 3I .p, m_. (edL ) nouncff today. Rain . ..,_ ,..... Frank Childera1 m1Dfi!let of the a pplied without · equity. He oiled Statloll. U pon completion of · Boot ----'___ I . ponement. Gall ipol is ilVC offictJ1 h111 :m• that one man might have a bet- Camp training Lhey will have 14 R•VIVAL (ONTINUIS In Pomeny, athtltlc .tfN:Nlts daya ed luve. ri t 00 t migh e The rev!val me_eun• at lbe 'l'mlu nounced lhal the office will be ter lawyer a nd on hekllnl off II da:I•- ltfttll ..,. · the photoaraphed retum to seri� then will cuttent They the in crime a f r e aft ierY er l rtgbt myat C'Onvlcted and F , 11.YSTERY arm Chun:b. WIii · contiaue throu ,lb Sun• open five day1 per week, effecUve 12:30 hf,ln1 ill• nln WNW h ' t uignmen a heir the• &:,1 Ba fl another la tried I year lat- Great Latt:1 for t identified �.-..f CouJitv week' f nn . was 1h air .Uf �y arm day e.veniny with Rey. B�kholder immtdla\W'. Th,, Gffic:e. • wilJ be while � .;;_,._,.....i...1,,. ... The U-.J.�,dim.,i HUI'. . ... or . � e, , choice their a �f to tchaol • penal� Y e abo w a , �e . _u qte evanceP1t, tt , la: �unced closed Saturday• u Q eeonomy er, result1n1 In different rlAIJll:I', n� � � :..�1 mt. ��� llear Tu. . ,ne� lfl tolo-, .... �·- ·... ___ Outjl otaUon. Uee. hoiira. Ru Garr•bnl!� put.qr, , meuure; Cl\ildtra wd. ,. · b)', w,1•Z.I 100. � ,., ', I 'i "-" ·� ,., , . i • " Bar Association Concludes 80tll Annual Meeting bed, and made to wilh• Mrs. Ketchka "t �� ds Group Serving Council ;;;;,;; '°""' Patrol Cases Net $2,359,309 First 10 Months Colo rful CHA ISE See The Complete Line of Porch and Lawn Furniture Inc luding Spring Base Chairs, Foidlng Chairs ' Relaxers, Metal Tables, Hammoc� . 2 Seat Gliders, 3 Seat Gliders. WEATHER Khrushchev Spells Out Defiance Over Oaim U. S. Plane Was Spying Big, Comfortable plastic • Public Invited To Visitation Day With 132 Student Guests START NOW l-0 make your plan, for a wonderful summer . . . right on your own p■lio. \vhal fun . . . rooking and eating outdoors . . . together wllh friends. A N D SO EASY whe n you choose furnllure, barbe<ue things and EVERY• THING, right here. move ent1n e al y -________"'.""'_______________.,r.,.._______ Corne in Now , See EVERYTHING for outdoor Comfort ! easy to • Oht.: Wlndf, tum• ""4w, N­ c.t•lon.a cJHd....... 1M Nin te­ day, llftdinw Mufti..., thit ....,. int-- CIMNfy 1M ..a., ......, lltht rekl MPfft ..,., ... nl1hf. Svndar rtnti 1M CINI.. Low fonltiht ill � "'.;::;:::-::��:::::-- -:-::------------------------�------------------------------------ ·.:...----- - - .. s:NGLE r:Ol"lf - k v o L X ll N0, 1 9 1 Pom eroy · ddle _ _____ 960 •_;; 7 MB)' : • 'I ::: UQ'da ;:.:, � � o, Old •_;; rt po t •M --· .;,.;.,;;.;.,;;:_ ----------;_: ,:.; :::,. ;:_ ;.:_ ,;;.;_;,;;;::;,::.:,,:; 777P'."" -------------·----;;,;: :Suddenly it will ha Blinn■ I MANI' MORE · peop e In Pomeroy I • e Now You Know ..... C. ,. Tompkin, left th M , . '"' M n . C. J. H HI and Put Matron� 1n� Put Pat.to n, I . Mrs . Roy Jone& Sr. returned bo rne eve n ing fo r Ci rcleville where she Cha pter, th e Harr uionvt l le c:!.. 8 r e rv e s aa wm n 1 i r to an uc in ll ' Sunday lifter a visit witl\ re las d be l er of Ea etern wll tar, v, li v es in Columbus They were Me thod i1t Va cation Church Schoo l honored at the Chap ter'• ngul ar a, L UCIL L I HA WICHd ns t i t a cco mpanied home by Miss Mary I ute . She was , accompanied meeUng, �ay 10 1l 8 �- m: at . Hill who returnl'd h ome Sunday. to Loga n by her son, Chri,, who t he in M a rr150nvUle. H Hill on1c u . Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weese s pent Leading wil l apend the week e nd with his Osmer Freeker of A il m e m �s are urged t o atlast S. turday in Athens wit h Newto grandmoth Mn. r e Spenn Creek wa� t"he Sunday guest of , te n d and bring 11les tu stJl mpa. I lhe1r son, Jar'.t and Mrs. Wee se M Fl a t- cer. 1l d M rs. E· J · H"l ' a_ttendefii t he M.othen Day fe1tivi• w��d:� Mrs. Robert Warnflr underwent Roy StricklanG returned to bis ties. C. F. Tompkins was in Park• surg ery at Holzer Hospital Wed- employmen t w i th the American M din g a nes day . H er nd M r . F. A . Sh u m w edn d y bu r om n u m b r , 3 B arge Ll n e W d ad ay , , ·;; ;;• ;.;;;;;;;;; ,;; ;;_,;;;;;;;;;;;;;; •Y _,.;';; ";;;;_;;;; , ;; \V;;;;;;•_•.;..; _;; , ;;;;;;' ". •. ••• .;;.;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,.;.;;;;; ro ;;;;;;;;;;;;e ;;;;;;;; 0, .;;;;;;"- ���;;�•:� •: • ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;; a;;;;; ;; ;;a "' � � ,a , I Agen ts introduced were Mrs. G e 11e va Nol an, Meigs, Miss EYa M.a ri� . Willi�m_son, Jac kson, Miss Virginia Griffi n , Lawrence Miss Nancy Mt'All ister. Gallia, a �d Mra. Leona Ca lvi n , Vinton . W h ile i n ..roducing the age n t.B Mrs. Goeglei n told of t heir pasi , work and educati on with home demonstratio n work. Also i n troduced w.as Miss Vivian Johnston, State Supervisor for t h e I Southea5' Di1tric-t. D D urin{' t he meeting th e following new offi cers were elected for the coming ye.ir: president, :W-s. Edith Dearth; vice pre11idc nl , Mrs. ' Leon Lemle)', Liwrencc County· and !lec ret.iry-treuu rer, Mrs. Gia� of Ja c kson. T hey were insta l led by t he Hocking t:ounty gro u p. On invitation from the Vinton Council t he 1961 meeti n g will be held there. Mrs. lrcnc Grueser led the aa­ semOly in s m,:ing of songs repre.- 1 sen tallve of various countrle,g, I '.'d rs. Mattie Circle was acoompan,... 1 Table8 for t h e lu ncheon served I by ladi es of the church were deb I ora ted wil h arran geme n ts made by lhc vuious county group,. Th e arra n gements were previewed and expl ained by thO&e making t hem. Mrs. o. r. Klein or th e chu rc h group played appropriate luntheon music. l?avora ol sma l l m eta l Hags were placed at eac h plate. Mrs. Enaign, speaker for the af- I I ternoon meeting, to ld of her ex• perience11 when she attended the , ACWW, an 1111ociatio n for co un­ �ry wom en of t he world, last year m St·o lla nd. Mrs. Ensign wen t as I the Ohi o delegate . The Nationa l ,Home Demonat ra­ tion song, "Onward, Ever Onward" was 1ung by Mr■. Grueser pre­ c eding the lnstall atlon of officers. She was accompanied by J'l.ln. Clr­ cle, A summary and t11 lk on the · 'Short Cour,e " to be he ld in June at Ohio State waa given by Mra. Johns ton, fh e paal dls trict presidentis 1 were Introduced to t he group- by Mrs. Goegleln who t hanked her commit. tee and othe rs w ho hel ped during this meeti ng and through­ · out the yc.ar. The day's progam dosed with l hc singing of "My Fa ther's World." 111.etrti:,. . • B LA ETTNA R'S I ' Pa.I 0/"-WIU ,��,, is Be Honored By OES Pia,io Recitnl Sunday 1958 OPEL · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 1 A95 1959 PONTIAC · · · · · · · · $2,395 2 � Sedan. 4 cyl . economy at ti.I ,beat. Very · Mainly About retumed home _ Wedn_e,day after ule s p l ,onlnt m ..t1n1 for Kro, spending the winter In Florlda . &er exetu tives and m1nagen. -- • I -�•n• ' · ARJl .l! l e· .. anotbe; Ilst. .,!J,.1-• U\'.::..i-'.. · t1!8f , . ""'''"" I ' . � "/ � f t . , • � . , ·_______ . . ·I D�dline News I , . Officiate At a.v. "'°"' .. ,....... • •. • ' ) �- --= .. .. ... ► - . .... .- -.. ..... .. ' " - ... . .. ...�------------------ fHE DAILY SENTINEL timmentating Editorially 1 A Fei, Eleet ion Statistit·s The vagaries or the American voter passeth all understanding. ConsldL'f a statistical analysis uf Tuesday's vote A _c; tud_\ of the abslra<-t of the primary in each part \' reveals that Hepublicans and D�mucrats a l 1 kl' ha�e \>01rng 1d iosyncrncies that ur(' llard !O br-lkve much Jess analyze. Put the two parties toget her and the resu lt is almost 8!-1 unbelieva blt:! .tnd even more difficull to f•x plam. . . . ...'. . .' ,. In ! ht' rotfnty \\id e <'lection Tuesday, for example. oril� Otll' i ssul' wc1s up for the con­ sideration h_v eath of t h1• 7,798 people who werl' 1s�u 1·d ha ! lut� in l he count y's 4:J pre­ cincts Till)) \1 ;1s r tie hosp ital hond i s�tH.', a measure t ha1 had n•ct• ived t ilt' widest possible r •' • and Treasurer. 406 voters failed to vote for either Heµ resentativt: candidate and 48 1 fail­ ed t u cast a vote fur t reasurer. With Mrs. Gerald int> Young winning the most votes of any Democratk candidate whose nomination w"s contes-ted . 8 1 3 to Da niel Livingston's 374, even M rs. Young cou l d have been defeated had t h e voters who did not vote cast their ballot for her opponent. The figures above are based, mostly, on the fi rst u noHicial tabu lat ion of t he Board of Catholic Women Meet Wed nesday At Sacred Heart •• • , • Chester Garden Club Hos Meeting At Jones Home Z--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 7, 1960 DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK A CAPITOL IDEA New In Farming II Chemical Weed Killer Looms · , I As Blessing NO Core It AII I I CORRECTION The Group 1 1 of the F1rtt Un it­ ed Pttlbft erian Ch urch, Mid dle­ port will rheet this Monday even. ing at lh'e hom e of Mrs. Pe ter Sta{·e l nstead of 1t the churc h as unced . was prev iou l � �� SPECIAL MIITING A 11peci1I meetin g of Pomeroy Chapter 186 OEs will be hi!!ld Mo nday at 7:(5 p. m. lo lnitl at e candldat es. C. I. ILAKISLEE County lld. A...,t A1rlcvlt1.1ral Chefl!leal weed control 1 1 an• o ther one of the ble11&lng5 of the twentieth cen tury, but It ill not a eure all. Al farmers and o thers u&e che• mical mean1 or controlli ng weeds a nd other pests they m ust be par• ticular about what pl ants they are control li ng, the ki nd o f m a• terial they a-re ualn g t he rate of appl icatio n , a nd 8o'me of t he baurdi. one Al ■ n enmple of this ai.n•II . plo_t of corn t reated with S1m az1n m 19�9 produ�d excellen l control of weeds in corn . Howe� er. w heat pla nted 011: the ar�a 1n the fall of 1B59 e1t�er faded to germinate or w as ID· · - - · -- and yet 505 voters who went to the polls did not cast a vo1 1.' eit her for or agai ns1 it. Consider a l so the ·DISTRIBUTOR who took F J r . ' offerind. Something ""D new. A wonderful, exdu!i.ve product th.at 01n sa ve every liwatock termer hlllldredi, of doll.an each year. N-atlonally advertlaed. U YoU have a fann backigrOWld , or if )'(Kl ere f.im"Hiiar with tihe lenn trade in yoor ,area, thle c&n be the profit opportunity of 1 lifetime. $504. needed fc.m� i:nvientory. Don't wait _ territories are dosiftg fa,t, I T E: RICHARD CONN, INC., 1271 EAST BROAD ST., COLUMBUS IJ, 0. (Plea.se 4nclude iphone number) (Exclusive) pa·rt in Tuesday's Repu blir'a11 prim.i.ry. That is the number of ballots issued in the pri• .• ••• • •• •• ••• '• •'' •• • ••• • •• ••• •• • 6, 1 30 voters mary , but i n t he hottest a 11d (']Osest conleRl 603 voters failt·d to vote for d l il<.'r t: a nclitlate. We refer. of course , to the county 1.m gi neer race ln which only nine votes d('ddecl the contest between J . E. D. H a rt i nger and Stan­ ley J. Btazewicz. w Or consider these other · offices. For Con• gressman1 966 Republican voters fa i led to make a choke between Abele a nd Col lins; 590 did not rast a vote for C'i l h e r of the t h ree treasurer randldates ;; 64 t d i d not vote ror a recorder cand idate; 755 did not vote for eilh· er C'lerk oJ rnurt candidate'. . It would be im­ possi ble lo lell how many voters cast ballots for two <·011 1 m issloner candida tes as many votes cou ld have been single.sh otted to one candida t(•, g i v i ng adversarit•s. him an advantage wa over his ••• ••• • GRA VEL Y P o w e r! Ihle Mlle f1111 Mow •• •• •• •' • 30" Rotur, Mower, Ridin3 Sulky, Gnve 'I Tr■ctor - mows • ,, the finett lawns. the cougbcn rough •Jth 1tU1l Command Grtftly Power-tn llalum ·' your laWn and sarden chore■f011e Tractor - 30 Tool, ! • All-Gear Drive • Power Reverse • 30 Tools More for your Money/ ASK FOR FREE OEMONSTRATtON GRAVELY TRAOOR SALES & SERVla 512 I. Wl Phone WY•2•2975 Main St, !, ( II Y 1 C I .... !i ll ! I I ------------G d , ar en H,nf M j I um pre d SS a Over Co try un Qn Litt e Care ■ I I c. , I J of'"1l'r.. I MUlTI-/IAII.I I 1 t '"den Soc'letv 11..•ews Of Week c. ti��-=,�� ' kJUndo,.,.,..;.,... ondJr.l! a,,o,,·•J - Mei gs Equ ipm ent Co., Inc. , I I I 1 I . I I I Poma,_ .-• Yti l � I l l Sugar Run Flour Mills I ----------��-�-------------7 N OW ! Early weed control with Premer,111• costs less than cultivation ! I I SEEDS I f' dPf Mlcidleport Feed Mill Pomeroy Be Sure Of Quauty, Service, Value Pomeroy, Ohio . Phone WY•2•51G l ----------- ay I ' I •> i4JIP.._••,� POMIROY CJCLON-A C»ON. " 10 , ae 00 � '· ' ;•. 'brlntJ• science lo spreadln11/ ·r:. L Main St. .:..;:-...:.�-----.J • PHONE WY.2-2181 ,_J. USED HAY RAKES I CO-OP RAKE 1 CASE RAKE l NEW IDEA RAKE ALL PRICED FROM $100. to $1 50. MEYER'S • - • ",i; t;,oi a(j a ..... ,,,_., I I I FULTON-THOMPSON TRAOOR SALES I I I SCk:Je • • ty N ews , rt Fa 11 s !I I i.:.. '• ' , I Leta I ■nd Cl'ft t on ''SIG N OF QUA LITY'' Command ' • ' t , Soc',a I Even t5 In I ' • I publid t y . It was a h i g h l y cont rovers i a l is�ue, M, o nd llro. Robert Rklto•d aon , .SObby, called on her p■r• enta . Mr and Mn. Charla Decker l at Weal Col umbia, Sunda y. Mn. Red mond hH been , poUeot A,my P,I. Clllrlt, (PWJ) ai,. n I Columbw bOlpltal. linl, aon BaJn. I Mr an d Mn. ['on Quiae11berry Un■, Route I, :,Omero,, NCllldlJ I l and childre n of Midd leport were arrfre<I in GermuJ ud ii -IV MRS. J. 0. •ouSH ' Mn. Sylvia Stewut an d Sally M 1 Annie eoi:ie h ape t lh e Sund ay vi11tor1 of Mr. 1n1 Mra. a member o1 the '8th Artm., Mrs. EvereU Ramon wu I and dau&h ter, Raetla, Xuon, t'all / ;;,.aw a�l W Otclilr He nry Gro up. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; •� · · &uesl of her IOD·ID·law al C har• ed on Mr . and Mn. Mack S t.ewart �H l h ree w ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; � , a j ia IVetl. ii ;;;; ;;;;; re t ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;; itmg v . leato n Su nday. a nd Dean na and Mr. •n d Mra. Von J l Mr. a nd Mn. Benjami n Bo,:a:eu Stewart a nd. family, �iday . Ohi o larme.r1 anxJou1 to plan t Yn Edilh Mt-Dai,ie lJ ol west co m urly this 1prln1 may 11crt· and eon Waye were &uesh of Hr. . Mn . Lou iae Cundiff of Maaor, Colum bi a spt"nl Sa turday wi th her I rice sta nd and yield by planll n 1 on and Mrs. Earl Wlll llilm• of Char• VlJtted Mn . . Lora An d er110 n, Wed• mother , M n E lla Rickard. Now I know what , cold, wet soila, accord ln1 to agro n• le1ton and -were hon ored by • ne■day evem n a. j Mn. Goldu· uhUna:er of ChesJ ured 81 sbo� th ia iprIna: . . Mn. John Curi11 RoUAh, t:aroly n, hire 11pt n l S unda y with Mw June om lits at Ohi o State Uni verai ty. di nner. I In .anoth er field an appl ication Th ey remind (armen t h.a t corn The WSCS .served lunc h Ele c• CW1UI and C he&ter , of Kaylong . J lill. of lbis m a terial was applied on pla n ted too early on cold, wet 1011 lion Day at the Community H a ll. call ed on Mr. and 'Mn. Pearl Nicli • two row1 of corn. Eve n tboua:h ii: L. L. Nice atlended the funera l ol1o n Slilturday , eta itart.ed alowly and never ful• Dn1d Knopp of Cll(ton a nd Darproduced a: ood cultiv a ted thla le ne �tukey of �Hon were marly recover& t hia effect during the of hla 1d1ter, Mn. Gr ace Wallac e Mr .and Mra. Joe Kearns uf weed control in the corn last yea r Sa tur day at Newark, growina seNOn . Gi bb1town t-alled on M.r. and Mn . r!ed f r1da! even m, al the EUB a nd weed �ntrol WIii stlll evldent Mr. and Mn. Dona ld Grim m of Ke nn eth Kearns, Frid ay ev em n g _ t: hur c h at .11'.aaon with the Rev. Ma• , re· of rector di Cook, L. rry a H in he g :�· co n k!a rch for Landm ark Farm Bu· Be '-l pr e •were we ek end g u e1t1 of Bob Stewart and Bobby of Ma - h�ney off1C1atmg. ,, /::::, c�r;'!,::1 1� . • I · rea u Cooperati ves, 1tate5 t h at l50il hIII mot •er Mn. J. Elmer Gr .1mm son called on Mr. a nd Mra. John . ed to rep 1ace trol lfl corn . ls deaign STANLEY PA•TY mm r a t l east and M r . and Mrs. R. E. li , be G.t ,mootb.,. ....., Nmn temp erature■ sh ou ld McD an iel, Sa t urday. g one c ul� ivauon , Eve t ually It �•Y Mn. Earl Robi nson of lliddle· and sons. lcal Mr. a� Mra. H a rold Rickard Jr. . be � s� ble to . repla�..e mec hamcal M de ree three l nche11 below the e r l o Mra. Mary K1aer 1pe n t over I and Vickie of Ma10n and Mrs. heavy jobo. On ..... cu l tiv ation entirely by che m ! gr&und surfa ce to start corn ger• r; :�:ll� h �;:/�: · .ls1:; �:�;: , t he we e k end wi th h e r gra n debil : ra pid lo stim ulate �: June. Ram ey or Pt. Pleasa nt _t' alled m i n alio n a n d • mo!De�� ani, ·b t at th dren Mr . a nd Mrs. Okey K eiser. on Mr. a nd Mrs. !-ta rold Rickard Mn. La.Vera Pienan, PL Pleuant, gr owth o( the corn plant. e p j �oes no� seem �O be m was demonstrator. The a ppreda• IS1ht jobo, oblll 1111, ._ . faat • LIW!en ce Grimm haa � mploJ· Sr., Thursday evening. and "Quick germinaUnn lure. 11 ift wae won lion . -v by LuciUe Har· c./1 u• lor • down for me:s:b:muD �me n t m A t he n a. " . . eo . For lhose desiring to control - ea rly growth are importan t to a r.1son. Attend 1�g were Mn. Clara That'■ wh at we mea11i liy P Harriett Rumbaugh of oint \ MrJ. B :II. na n J\ ker a Mrs. nd a demor.t,t.• weeds as they eermin■le and ell· 2.0?d �orn. crop, a nd a d� u at e fer• • Fumall MO MUL'l'I-IIAKG& Pleasant viaited Frid ay with Mrs. Statls, Mra. ShlJ'ley �. �- Mar• mina te at least the first c ulti va• t d 1� t1on .�s _a neceJSlty , Cook ex• aha Hager _and Ron�1e, M Jddle�; J. D. Roush. power, for I- plow, I-row S ta com· tion of c orn , two material s are plai ned . N itro.gen amoun Mrs . Mar,•e Cartwnght a nd Elaine lannln8 at lll lillt. Char les Fo1te o r of the t w mon ly u&ed d o. not _ make cor n late -------de fi n itely recommended this year bo at M. v. Cornell 1, spending a Mn . Marilyn Cundiff, Mason; Mn . n or delay dryi ng ID the ftl l, un· pre-emergence herbicide. Floyd Gibbt, Toled?; Mr•. Nancy Lei'• Mu.e A Dote - Call U1 Today! 1 as a vaca tion with hia fa mily. les t an adequate supply nf pbos� . These may be applied aa eran u Alle n Hayman of Racine s pent Var. �eter 9-n'\1 Jamfer. _Mr1. Eve, Ni troly n N 1cholROn a nd Jamee , Mn. lars or as a liqui d 1ppray 2+D p hate or potash Is lacking h i.s unday with i11 6 Miss s ra e t Clr ge n �n the lltarter f�rtllizer elv�s � 1 Li na Hayman and Mn. Nora Get• 1-'auli nc Stewart, Dean na Dural, l •t the r ate of to 2 pou d s p d , seedlmg_s needed nitroaen until acre of active i ng redientl shoul lrene Kelly, Mnl. Gl adys Ro�h, z el. d be app l ied j uat before emer.ienee n a ture 11 able to supply lt, a n Mra. Mable Johnson, Mn. Lucil le Where Quali ty Is Paramount I stimulates the uptake of phosphor• or on the day of . eme�gence. Harrison , MNI. UIW"l!n e Lewil, J , 1 rly e a fa s resu ter lt ii ' £: Thia m aterial will g ive good u · The, .. JT1t11. Wanda • ROWih and Clirton · -.. Corner Butternut and Seeoud Slndl I ., MRS. f?AVIO KOIL NTZ con trol of aonual broadleaf weeds 1rowth. .Carolyn, West Columbia, lld .Mra. POMEROY, OHIO It tak es little to make muma , ,.., He further stated that short PHONE WY-2-%176 Mary Brown, Pt. Pleas-11 nt. and f air control of a nn ua l gra1se, By Martha Holtln...Th ere ii some hazard I I heavy seaBon hybrid& used to give _ �arly flowe r. , Come a utumn, they ll blouom_ . Sw,day &h ool attend an ce here rains occur shortly a ner treat· m aturity are often lower yi elding Charl �s Cartwrigh t, Fred Tha litot I men t. It should n ot be u sed on thao full sea10q co rn. Some will fort h acroH the cou�try witb�ut on May 1 w111 1 10. , an d Hervin Liev lng ot Mason, Dana be uaed stand thicker plantin g to compen- rega�d for the attenl too they ve. , Mn. and M n. E h1on Bid;� ha ve Lewis of Clifton, vernal. Johnson, sandy soils and sho uld ret.urned home from H unti ngton, Raymo nd Llevi ng and son , Mike, of at the heavier r ate on dark soi l.,. sate for thi1 yield d ifference . In received. e se plan t popul•tlon should To •tart heal thy rooted let your Ind. after a short course in col- West Columbi a, Norman va nMeter For th e Iast two years SirnaZ1n any a sup· old plants become good and leu:y lege . of Middleport, Harrison RobinM>n active · be in pr�porti on to the food at th� rate of 2 pounds , er holdi ng capacity of the about 12 inch.es tall. ply wat Dip the Kare:n Carter, Long Bottom, Sr. a nd Harri� on Robin son J r . m alertal pe r acre h as bee n d olng n1 the size of ear and yield cutti ngs i n root ·hormones, then apent Sunday with Janet Holaing. spe nt the week end trou t fishing an excelle nt j ob. Tl1 l1 sh�uld be soil a . �h;ch the farmer is ' shooting ." insert in previou sly prepared er. for at Bl ack Water Falb, D avis, w. Va . b 1 d • ::r��: e: :� :� :�:�, �; Mr. and Mr11. Robe Mu�ay an 1 Mrs. Margie Cartwrig ht a nd "Early planted corn IS exposed fl ats of san d . A ten t of polye ye e �� 1 t corn . Thi s may give full season to the hazards of seed ma ggot, lene on wir�s ln�rted in th e at d a ua:hters were Su n ay iZ,��\ors o Elaine . M.1111 on, were Frida y even• i keeps the air moist and com1erv es Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose 1 •· ing gue s ls of Mr. and "Mn. Pearl ••ntrol of · most annua l broadle ·:if pa11tur1ng or o the1u r":1 m ean8 1 waler. r cu 11 , Su nday visitors o f Mr . an• M rs. Nichol son and Salurday evening 1t will a re usually and a n n ua l grass weed&. more utiafactory W ater th e nat twice a iw�k. W inn ie Holsi nger were Donald guests of Mrs. Dan a Lewis. control Johnsongralll . seed l ings, t ha n herbicides on uplands and I n a bout .th ree weeks the cut• Smith, George Curtis, Virgil HolM in a Lewis and Randy Lee spent I bu t not t h e plant! wh ich come where denae infestations occur. ti ngs • ha ve devel opd enough roots sinter, EU.a Mae Sca rberry, and the weekend in New Haven with from ol d esta bl ished root stocks. of John son grasa to be set o u t in one foot row■ 'Mr. and Mr&. Junior Holsin er and Pure .sta nds g Mr. and �trs. Jame11 Cu nningham 1 It doe& damage most cropa oth• , fter a year's growth �me spaced 1 8 lo 24 inches apart in l son , Donald, Racine. and famil)'. er than corn and may have some "aod•bou nd", s horte r, and yie ld full s un . W a ter them twice a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ford an d fam• effect on fal l plan ted . grain crops. l ess. Lack of nltroa:e� producea d ay in e arly morn ing a n d late U sP Mr. and _ ��e. f'( oya Gib.b i of To• ent S un day ..,,ith Mr. a nd y . Thi� year for . the �ll'st time the this " sod•bound ' cond1ti�n . Vl gor\ ledo are v1s1tin g M r. a nd Mra. Har• aftern oon for one week. Then Mra. Clyde Rand olph. m aterial, Atrazm 11 suggested oui. as John50 ng r1111 11 in the water the m once in th e morninl , Many from here attended the ry John�o n, They �ere oiled here 1 for experimental use on ly. lt n ormal bottomland soils of Oblo, for another week a nd after that aenior by . the 1_ll ness of h is mother, 'Mrs. pl ay a.t Eastern . . · shoul d be applied the same as its growth often can be dou bled about -on ce a week or when ever Mr. a nd Mrs. C l i nton Holsinger Edith Gibbs. . Sirna.r.in a nd controls a nnua l by heavy a pplication of nitrog en dry , . • and daughter spent the weekend Mr. a nd Mrs. Otis StewEi.� �nd annual and graSB fer tilizers. broad leaf Feed y ou r pl an� abou t July l with her sister, Phy lli1, in Ritt- s on, Hermc1 n , of Hartford, v11uted weeds. It may ,work better tha n If you allow Johnsong�a ss to and agai n i n mid-August. Wben m an. �rs . . Ved,1 VanMe ter Saturday Simatin in dry weather and has grow unc1Jnt rolled, it wlll prod uce shoots are 8 to g inc hes tall Emm a v an Meter and son, D.:. vid, mght. short er r esid ual effect a �d costs seed and 1bu i ld root stock r�serv• they need pi nch ed back. Pin chi ng Mrs_. �Ima P�c� and so n, Jerry, vilited Mrs. Pa uline Ba rber. about the _ same, It too 1s l isted es--an d so. ta�e over yo�r fie ld. ii repea ted whenever a bou t 4 Fannie Bigley, Suzie �erwin a nd of Ch 1l hcothe v1s1ted Mrs. Blanche as da maeing most crops other l For those interested in John• lea ve& can be left on the new jdr, and M rs. Alva Holsinger were Com pson, S� nday- . than corn. so ngrass control Exteruiion Bui - shoots aft er pinc hin g. Pinch ill.l- ah'opping in PBTkers burg , T hurs• _Mrs. Mat he Henry spen t Sur, day j, PHONE WY 2-Z 1 15 For t he bi!llt results Slmazln letin No. 342_ provide. the d etail· is hal ted slx 'Week! before bloom- day. with . Mr. 1. nd M rs . Del bert Be('ker available u pon ing time. needs a fairly plentiful supply of ed story. This 1s 1 Qebbie Keeba ugh a nd Tawyna al Middleport. lfulbeny Ave• moisture In the soil to bf'. eHec- req ues t with o? t charge from the U yo u want to make a bord er of Keebaugh are visiting Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mn. B. J. Red mo�d h: ve \ i Exte ns io n Off ce. t lve. mums in aut umn as th ey beg i n to Erwin Cai n and Mr. a nd M n. P. 1 returned home from Co um us . Many Meigs C ounty farmers bloom, prepare t he soil by loos· R. Ra ndo lph and da ugh ter, Clar• , -It wou ld be wise for farmers to try t hese new er ma teri als on a with fa irly la rge corn . acreages en ing an d enrichi ng and d ig the ne . l imited b a&ia to le arn more of the are u&ing 2 -4-D H a defi nite part holea, Soa k t he hol es and tbe :l:.da- Holal nger v i11ited Debbie 1 of their weed co ntrol program. mums ' before pla nting to J essen haza rds altd 'lcli ons ol the m at· aug'h . , 1 .. 1• erials. When we conslder •we are 1'.his may be a pplied al d i ffere nt the shdck ot trarasplant in g . Cut Mrs. Emma VanMeter a�d fam• 1 s de• diffe r ent ra t e an d at times a round the plant on 11 l l lo ur ily visited Mrs. Hazel Smith a nd trying to k UI one type of seedl. sides with a spade and lift th_e son, Belpre. in g witho -._t damagi ng the corn p ending o n the w eed problem. -- Eve n 2+D h as its hazards be• mum o ut wit h a spadefu l of soil --seed ling a s it eme rges we see the pro blem become s on e requlr· �a us e �afn:a g'J Is al_w ays posalble to keep roots intact. S.. Us For Your - -­ Applied to bean, field pea. corn and p�to trop11 at ptantins Set pl ants at th e same l e vel at ing rather careful attention to 1f cu lt1 va h on or w mdstorms fol• low soon after a ppllcatl on , but w hich th ef grew i n the cutting time or before crop emerges, Prcmerge control■ w�. au det ·is DEKALB ar e poa s ibl e w h e n r eat er hazar d s seedlinp when a wet apriog delay1 or �a.tea culli� JFIW g J; it her Simazin or Atrazi n are bed or a little lower . M ulch with •nd degre e, F on e in ch pe at moss. Kee the lemperat ur� 85 le. You can diminate several expen11ve �ly cultrva­ unpossib a ppreci a ble a n y plants expec ted to hav e p OHIO CERTIFIEDS recomm end ed a bove. It a . JI tion,. . . give youn g crops a bead 1tart 1owud b1QC1 y�lcb. weeds or nd good and moist for a week or &o. rrenla l e (fect on . us e d lollowlng n ot . th at 2 ·D Premerge may actually cost leu than tillage, and up to ?0'1&\Jhl , t f � 8 1 Johnson grass. S taki ng will he l p whe n u mn grasses less than .other products . . . and since it tills w� by � I The best c hemical control of es• a period of maiu mum temper atur. wl nda are fierce. A ne tw ork of and FERTILIZEBS Appa r d e grees F. t can use it on or near inany crops suaceptibk: 10 2. you I es o f 'O � 90 1 string or ahort g reen b a mboo tablls hed Joh nson gra111 Is Da lathe es e ratur ·�· "" ,..., 0-, Clts,oia,J <,o-p,,"" h e t mp e t I se t a ly ent 1 und o p d stakes work well. pon use at the rate of 1 I SEE YOUR DOW P:ARM P,HEMICALS DIEALIEIII eooN In ft g allons of w ater. Th is may c orn is g rowing r�pldly a nd 1 ,;beetl es , a n d m u ch mo re s u scepti b le to I n j u ry. ­ I wlr e worm1, he con t treatment in a be u aed . ''We Do Cust om Grinding" h uded . n pla nted in wa rm el "Cor I erbicides using etins on ll u B h d l ou s d an n • d spa sel No. 2nd St. PhorM WY 2-3254 be � ppr,: =��he time the John• in field crops, vege table crops 10!� an� und er ii:leal growing co nMIDDLEPORT dltions 11 seldom d am aged by these upon req uest Crom v inche& ta ll. are av aila blf! song rass Is •bou1 • . _ p ests " �-th e ExIenuon Olli d. e need uaually HI Re-treatment Con trol through plowing, heavy , · ---- Early Planting Of Com May Sacrifice Stand 1 ,I A '. Of Used - Farm Goodi' Selection ' ' Equipment Now 1 On H11nd. All Pi•c• I n E11;cellent Conclition' HAY CONDITIONERS A good chance to save on your bal i ng ex­ , pense. See them today. First c:ome, first ' . ,I ' at this price. served. We wi ll not be able to hold them • On Th••• Specials H• , ', ' , Trad• Reg. Price '925.00 Special $700,00 ·- "ltl:11so have very good aash and carry spe' . CASH AND CARIIY ciqls in New Idea and Cockshutt new hay tools. Good Used Mowers 1 1 5 A.S. MOWER 1 HORSE MOWER All Priced From $35 to $200 If You Need. Mac hine ry Why Pay More? Drive To Pome�oy Today. �- --= .. .. ... ► - . .... .- -.. ..... .. ' " - ... . .. ...�------------------ fHE DAILY SENTINEL timmentating Editorially 1 A Fei, Eleet ion Statistit·s The vagaries or the American voter passeth all understanding. ConsldL'f a statistical analysis uf Tuesday's vote A _c; tud_\ of the abslra<-t of the primary in each part \' reveals that Hepublicans and D�mucrats a l 1 kl' ha�e \>01rng 1d iosyncrncies that ur(' llard !O br-lkve much Jess analyze. Put the two parties toget her and the resu lt is almost 8!-1 unbelieva blt:! .tnd even more difficull to f•x plam. . . . ...'. . .' ,. In ! ht' rotfnty \\id e <'lection Tuesday, for example. oril� Otll' i ssul' wc1s up for the con­ sideration h_v eath of t h1• 7,798 people who werl' 1s�u 1·d ha ! lut� in l he count y's 4:J pre­ cincts Till)) \1 ;1s r tie hosp ital hond i s�tH.', a measure t ha1 had n•ct• ived t ilt' widest possible r •' • and Treasurer. 406 voters failed to vote for either Heµ resentativt: candidate and 48 1 fail­ ed t u cast a vote fur t reasurer. With Mrs. Gerald int> Young winning the most votes of any Democratk candidate whose nomination w"s contes-ted . 8 1 3 to Da niel Livingston's 374, even M rs. Young cou l d have been defeated had t h e voters who did not vote cast their ballot for her opponent. The figures above are based, mostly, on the fi rst u noHicial tabu lat ion of t he Board of Catholic Women Meet Wed nesday At Sacred Heart •• • , • Chester Garden Club Hos Meeting At Jones Home Z--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 7, 1960 DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK A CAPITOL IDEA New In Farming II Chemical Weed Killer Looms · , I As Blessing NO Core It AII I I CORRECTION The Group 1 1 of the F1rtt Un it­ ed Pttlbft erian Ch urch, Mid dle­ port will rheet this Monday even. ing at lh'e hom e of Mrs. Pe ter Sta{·e l nstead of 1t the churc h as unced . was prev iou l � �� SPECIAL MIITING A 11peci1I meetin g of Pomeroy Chapter 186 OEs will be hi!!ld Mo nday at 7:(5 p. m. lo lnitl at e candldat es. C. I. ILAKISLEE County lld. A...,t A1rlcvlt1.1ral Chefl!leal weed control 1 1 an• o ther one of the ble11&lng5 of the twentieth cen tury, but It ill not a eure all. Al farmers and o thers u&e che• mical mean1 or controlli ng weeds a nd other pests they m ust be par• ticular about what pl ants they are control li ng, the ki nd o f m a• terial they a-re ualn g t he rate of appl icatio n , a nd 8o'me of t he baurdi. one Al ■ n enmple of this ai.n•II . plo_t of corn t reated with S1m az1n m 19�9 produ�d excellen l control of weeds in corn . Howe� er. w heat pla nted 011: the ar�a 1n the fall of 1B59 e1t�er faded to germinate or w as ID· · - - · -- and yet 505 voters who went to the polls did not cast a vo1 1.' eit her for or agai ns1 it. Consider a l so the ·DISTRIBUTOR who took F J r . ' offerind. Something ""D new. A wonderful, exdu!i.ve product th.at 01n sa ve every liwatock termer hlllldredi, of doll.an each year. N-atlonally advertlaed. U YoU have a fann backigrOWld , or if )'(Kl ere f.im"Hiiar with tihe lenn trade in yoor ,area, thle c&n be the profit opportunity of 1 lifetime. $504. needed fc.m� i:nvientory. Don't wait _ territories are dosiftg fa,t, I T E: RICHARD CONN, INC., 1271 EAST BROAD ST., COLUMBUS IJ, 0. (Plea.se 4nclude iphone number) (Exclusive) pa·rt in Tuesday's Repu blir'a11 prim.i.ry. That is the number of ballots issued in the pri• .• ••• • •• •• ••• '• •'' •• • ••• • •• ••• •• • 6, 1 30 voters mary , but i n t he hottest a 11d (']Osest conleRl 603 voters failt·d to vote for d l il<.'r t: a nclitlate. We refer. of course , to the county 1.m gi neer race ln which only nine votes d('ddecl the contest between J . E. D. H a rt i nger and Stan­ ley J. Btazewicz. w Or consider these other · offices. For Con• gressman1 966 Republican voters fa i led to make a choke between Abele a nd Col lins; 590 did not rast a vote for C'i l h e r of the t h ree treasurer randldates ;; 64 t d i d not vote ror a recorder cand idate; 755 did not vote for eilh· er C'lerk oJ rnurt candidate'. . It would be im­ possi ble lo lell how many voters cast ballots for two <·011 1 m issloner candida tes as many votes cou ld have been single.sh otted to one candida t(•, g i v i ng adversarit•s. him an advantage wa over his ••• ••• • GRA VEL Y P o w e r! Ihle Mlle f1111 Mow •• •• •• •' • 30" Rotur, Mower, Ridin3 Sulky, Gnve 'I Tr■ctor - mows • ,, the finett lawns. the cougbcn rough •Jth 1tU1l Command Grtftly Power-tn llalum ·' your laWn and sarden chore■f011e Tractor - 30 Tool, ! • All-Gear Drive • Power Reverse • 30 Tools More for your Money/ ASK FOR FREE OEMONSTRATtON GRAVELY TRAOOR SALES & SERVla 512 I. Wl Phone WY•2•2975 Main St, !, ( II Y 1 C I .... !i ll ! I I ------------G d , ar en H,nf M j I um pre d SS a Over Co try un Qn Litt e Care ■ I I c. , I J of'"1l'r.. I MUlTI-/IAII.I I 1 t '"den Soc'letv 11..•ews Of Week c. ti��-=,�� ' kJUndo,.,.,..;.,... ondJr.l! a,,o,,·•J - Mei gs Equ ipm ent Co., Inc. , I I I 1 I . I I I Poma,_ .-• Yti l � I l l Sugar Run Flour Mills I ----------��-�-------------7 N OW ! Early weed control with Premer,111• costs less than cultivation ! I I SEEDS I f' dPf Mlcidleport Feed Mill Pomeroy Be Sure Of Quauty, Service, Value Pomeroy, Ohio . Phone WY•2•51G l ----------- ay I ' I •> i4JIP.._••,� POMIROY CJCLON-A C»ON. " 10 , ae 00 � '· ' ;•. 'brlntJ• science lo spreadln11/ ·r:. L Main St. .:..;:-...:.�-----.J • PHONE WY.2-2181 ,_J. USED HAY RAKES I CO-OP RAKE 1 CASE RAKE l NEW IDEA RAKE ALL PRICED FROM $100. to $1 50. MEYER'S • - • ",i; t;,oi a(j a ..... ,,,_., I I I FULTON-THOMPSON TRAOOR SALES I I I SCk:Je • • ty N ews , rt Fa 11 s !I I i.:.. '• ' , I Leta I ■nd Cl'ft t on ''SIG N OF QUA LITY'' Command ' • ' t , Soc',a I Even t5 In I ' • I publid t y . It was a h i g h l y cont rovers i a l is�ue, M, o nd llro. Robert Rklto•d aon , .SObby, called on her p■r• enta . Mr and Mn. Charla Decker l at Weal Col umbia, Sunda y. Mn. Red mond hH been , poUeot A,my P,I. Clllrlt, (PWJ) ai,. n I Columbw bOlpltal. linl, aon BaJn. I Mr an d Mn. ['on Quiae11berry Un■, Route I, :,Omero,, NCllldlJ I l and childre n of Midd leport were arrfre<I in GermuJ ud ii -IV MRS. J. 0. •ouSH ' Mn. Sylvia Stewut an d Sally M 1 Annie eoi:ie h ape t lh e Sund ay vi11tor1 of Mr. 1n1 Mra. a member o1 the '8th Artm., Mrs. EvereU Ramon wu I and dau&h ter, Raetla, Xuon, t'all / ;;,.aw a�l W Otclilr He nry Gro up. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; •� · · &uesl of her IOD·ID·law al C har• ed on Mr . and Mn. Mack S t.ewart �H l h ree w ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; � , a j ia IVetl. ii ;;;; ;;;;; re t ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;; itmg v . leato n Su nday. a nd Dean na and Mr. •n d Mra. Von J l Mr. a nd Mn. Benjami n Bo,:a:eu Stewart a nd. family, �iday . Ohi o larme.r1 anxJou1 to plan t Yn Edilh Mt-Dai,ie lJ ol west co m urly this 1prln1 may 11crt· and eon Waye were &uesh of Hr. . Mn . Lou iae Cundiff of Maaor, Colum bi a spt"nl Sa turday wi th her I rice sta nd and yield by planll n 1 on and Mrs. Earl Wlll llilm• of Char• VlJtted Mn . . Lora An d er110 n, Wed• mother , M n E lla Rickard. Now I know what , cold, wet soila, accord ln1 to agro n• le1ton and -were hon ored by • ne■day evem n a. j Mn. Goldu· uhUna:er of ChesJ ured 81 sbo� th ia iprIna: . . Mn. John Curi11 RoUAh, t:aroly n, hire 11pt n l S unda y with Mw June om lits at Ohi o State Uni verai ty. di nner. I In .anoth er field an appl ication Th ey remind (armen t h.a t corn The WSCS .served lunc h Ele c• CW1UI and C he&ter , of Kaylong . J lill. of lbis m a terial was applied on pla n ted too early on cold, wet 1011 lion Day at the Community H a ll. call ed on Mr. and 'Mn. Pearl Nicli • two row1 of corn. Eve n tboua:h ii: L. L. Nice atlended the funera l ol1o n Slilturday , eta itart.ed alowly and never ful• Dn1d Knopp of Cll(ton a nd Darproduced a: ood cultiv a ted thla le ne �tukey of �Hon were marly recover& t hia effect during the of hla 1d1ter, Mn. Gr ace Wallac e Mr .and Mra. Joe Kearns uf weed control in the corn last yea r Sa tur day at Newark, growina seNOn . Gi bb1town t-alled on M.r. and Mn . r!ed f r1da! even m, al the EUB a nd weed �ntrol WIii stlll evldent Mr. and Mn. Dona ld Grim m of Ke nn eth Kearns, Frid ay ev em n g _ t: hur c h at .11'.aaon with the Rev. Ma• , re· of rector di Cook, L. rry a H in he g :�· co n k!a rch for Landm ark Farm Bu· Be '-l pr e •were we ek end g u e1t1 of Bob Stewart and Bobby of Ma - h�ney off1C1atmg. ,, /::::, c�r;'!,::1 1� . • I · rea u Cooperati ves, 1tate5 t h at l50il hIII mot •er Mn. J. Elmer Gr .1mm son called on Mr. a nd Mra. John . ed to rep 1ace trol lfl corn . ls deaign STANLEY PA•TY mm r a t l east and M r . and Mrs. R. E. li , be G.t ,mootb.,. ....., Nmn temp erature■ sh ou ld McD an iel, Sa t urday. g one c ul� ivauon , Eve t ually It �•Y Mn. Earl Robi nson of lliddle· and sons. lcal Mr. a� Mra. H a rold Rickard Jr. . be � s� ble to . repla�..e mec hamcal M de ree three l nche11 below the e r l o Mra. Mary K1aer 1pe n t over I and Vickie of Ma10n and Mrs. heavy jobo. On ..... cu l tiv ation entirely by che m ! gr&und surfa ce to start corn ger• r; :�:ll� h �;:/�: · .ls1:; �:�;: , t he we e k end wi th h e r gra n debil : ra pid lo stim ulate �: June. Ram ey or Pt. Pleasa nt _t' alled m i n alio n a n d • mo!De�� ani, ·b t at th dren Mr . a nd Mrs. Okey K eiser. on Mr. a nd Mrs. !-ta rold Rickard Mn. La.Vera Pienan, PL Pleuant, gr owth o( the corn plant. e p j �oes no� seem �O be m was demonstrator. The a ppreda• IS1ht jobo, oblll 1111, ._ . faat • LIW!en ce Grimm haa � mploJ· Sr., Thursday evening. and "Quick germinaUnn lure. 11 ift wae won lion . -v by LuciUe Har· c./1 u• lor • down for me:s:b:muD �me n t m A t he n a. " . . eo . For lhose desiring to control - ea rly growth are importan t to a r.1son. Attend 1�g were Mn. Clara That'■ wh at we mea11i liy P Harriett Rumbaugh of oint \ MrJ. B :II. na n J\ ker a Mrs. nd a demor.t,t.• weeds as they eermin■le and ell· 2.0?d �orn. crop, a nd a d� u at e fer• • Fumall MO MUL'l'I-IIAKG& Pleasant viaited Frid ay with Mrs. Statls, Mra. ShlJ'ley �. �- Mar• mina te at least the first c ulti va• t d 1� t1on .�s _a neceJSlty , Cook ex• aha Hager _and Ron�1e, M Jddle�; J. D. Roush. power, for I- plow, I-row S ta com· tion of c orn , two material s are plai ned . N itro.gen amoun Mrs . Mar,•e Cartwnght a nd Elaine lannln8 at lll lillt. Char les Fo1te o r of the t w mon ly u&ed d o. not _ make cor n late -------de fi n itely recommended this year bo at M. v. Cornell 1, spending a Mn . Marilyn Cundiff, Mason; Mn . n or delay dryi ng ID the ftl l, un· pre-emergence herbicide. Floyd Gibbt, Toled?; Mr•. Nancy Lei'• Mu.e A Dote - Call U1 Today! 1 as a vaca tion with hia fa mily. les t an adequate supply nf pbos� . These may be applied aa eran u Alle n Hayman of Racine s pent Var. �eter 9-n'\1 Jamfer. _Mr1. Eve, Ni troly n N 1cholROn a nd Jamee , Mn. lars or as a liqui d 1ppray 2+D p hate or potash Is lacking h i.s unday with i11 6 Miss s ra e t Clr ge n �n the lltarter f�rtllizer elv�s � 1 Li na Hayman and Mn. Nora Get• 1-'auli nc Stewart, Dean na Dural, l •t the r ate of to 2 pou d s p d , seedlmg_s needed nitroaen until acre of active i ng redientl shoul lrene Kelly, Mnl. Gl adys Ro�h, z el. d be app l ied j uat before emer.ienee n a ture 11 able to supply lt, a n Mra. Mable Johnson, Mn. Lucil le Where Quali ty Is Paramount I stimulates the uptake of phosphor• or on the day of . eme�gence. Harrison , MNI. UIW"l!n e Lewil, J , 1 rly e a fa s resu ter lt ii ' £: Thia m aterial will g ive good u · The, .. JT1t11. Wanda • ROWih and Clirton · -.. Corner Butternut and Seeoud Slndl I ., MRS. f?AVIO KOIL NTZ con trol of aonual broadleaf weeds 1rowth. .Carolyn, West Columbia, lld .Mra. POMEROY, OHIO It tak es little to make muma , ,.., He further stated that short PHONE WY-2-%176 Mary Brown, Pt. Pleas-11 nt. and f air control of a nn ua l gra1se, By Martha Holtln...Th ere ii some hazard I I heavy seaBon hybrid& used to give _ �arly flowe r. , Come a utumn, they ll blouom_ . Sw,day &h ool attend an ce here rains occur shortly a ner treat· m aturity are often lower yi elding Charl �s Cartwrigh t, Fred Tha litot I men t. It should n ot be u sed on thao full sea10q co rn. Some will fort h acroH the cou�try witb�ut on May 1 w111 1 10. , an d Hervin Liev lng ot Mason, Dana be uaed stand thicker plantin g to compen- rega�d for the attenl too they ve. , Mn. and M n. E h1on Bid;� ha ve Lewis of Clifton, vernal. Johnson, sandy soils and sho uld ret.urned home from H unti ngton, Raymo nd Llevi ng and son , Mike, of at the heavier r ate on dark soi l.,. sate for thi1 yield d ifference . In received. e se plan t popul•tlon should To •tart heal thy rooted let your Ind. after a short course in col- West Columbi a, Norman va nMeter For th e Iast two years SirnaZ1n any a sup· old plants become good and leu:y lege . of Middleport, Harrison RobinM>n active · be in pr�porti on to the food at th� rate of 2 pounds , er holdi ng capacity of the about 12 inch.es tall. ply wat Dip the Kare:n Carter, Long Bottom, Sr. a nd Harri� on Robin son J r . m alertal pe r acre h as bee n d olng n1 the size of ear and yield cutti ngs i n root ·hormones, then apent Sunday with Janet Holaing. spe nt the week end trou t fishing an excelle nt j ob. Tl1 l1 sh�uld be soil a . �h;ch the farmer is ' shooting ." insert in previou sly prepared er. for at Bl ack Water Falb, D avis, w. Va . b 1 d • ::r��: e: :� :� :�:�, �; Mr. and Mr11. Robe Mu�ay an 1 Mrs. Margie Cartwrig ht a nd "Early planted corn IS exposed fl ats of san d . A ten t of polye ye e �� 1 t corn . Thi s may give full season to the hazards of seed ma ggot, lene on wir�s ln�rted in th e at d a ua:hters were Su n ay iZ,��\ors o Elaine . M.1111 on, were Frida y even• i keeps the air moist and com1erv es Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose 1 •· ing gue s ls of Mr. and "Mn. Pearl ••ntrol of · most annua l broadle ·:if pa11tur1ng or o the1u r":1 m ean8 1 waler. r cu 11 , Su nday visitors o f Mr . an• M rs. Nichol son and Salurday evening 1t will a re usually and a n n ua l grass weed&. more utiafactory W ater th e nat twice a iw�k. W inn ie Holsi nger were Donald guests of Mrs. Dan a Lewis. control Johnsongralll . seed l ings, t ha n herbicides on uplands and I n a bout .th ree weeks the cut• Smith, George Curtis, Virgil HolM in a Lewis and Randy Lee spent I bu t not t h e plant! wh ich come where denae infestations occur. ti ngs • ha ve devel opd enough roots sinter, EU.a Mae Sca rberry, and the weekend in New Haven with from ol d esta bl ished root stocks. of John son grasa to be set o u t in one foot row■ 'Mr. and Mr&. Junior Holsin er and Pure .sta nds g Mr. and �trs. Jame11 Cu nningham 1 It doe& damage most cropa oth• , fter a year's growth �me spaced 1 8 lo 24 inches apart in l son , Donald, Racine. and famil)'. er than corn and may have some "aod•bou nd", s horte r, and yie ld full s un . W a ter them twice a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ford an d fam• effect on fal l plan ted . grain crops. l ess. Lack of nltroa:e� producea d ay in e arly morn ing a n d late U sP Mr. and _ ��e. f'( oya Gib.b i of To• ent S un day ..,,ith Mr. a nd y . Thi� year for . the �ll'st time the this " sod•bound ' cond1ti�n . Vl gor\ ledo are v1s1tin g M r. a nd Mra. Har• aftern oon for one week. Then Mra. Clyde Rand olph. m aterial, Atrazm 11 suggested oui. as John50 ng r1111 11 in the water the m once in th e morninl , Many from here attended the ry John�o n, They �ere oiled here 1 for experimental use on ly. lt n ormal bottomland soils of Oblo, for another week a nd after that aenior by . the 1_ll ness of h is mother, 'Mrs. pl ay a.t Eastern . . · shoul d be applied the same as its growth often can be dou bled about -on ce a week or when ever Mr. a nd Mrs. C l i nton Holsinger Edith Gibbs. . Sirna.r.in a nd controls a nnua l by heavy a pplication of nitrog en dry , . • and daughter spent the weekend Mr. a nd Mrs. Otis StewEi.� �nd annual and graSB fer tilizers. broad leaf Feed y ou r pl an� abou t July l with her sister, Phy lli1, in Ritt- s on, Hermc1 n , of Hartford, v11uted weeds. It may ,work better tha n If you allow Johnsong�a ss to and agai n i n mid-August. Wben m an. �rs . . Ved,1 VanMe ter Saturday Simatin in dry weather and has grow unc1Jnt rolled, it wlll prod uce shoots are 8 to g inc hes tall Emm a v an Meter and son, D.:. vid, mght. short er r esid ual effect a �d costs seed and 1bu i ld root stock r�serv• they need pi nch ed back. Pin chi ng Mrs_. �Ima P�c� and so n, Jerry, vilited Mrs. Pa uline Ba rber. about the _ same, It too 1s l isted es--an d so. ta�e over yo�r fie ld. ii repea ted whenever a bou t 4 Fannie Bigley, Suzie �erwin a nd of Ch 1l hcothe v1s1ted Mrs. Blanche as da maeing most crops other l For those interested in John• lea ve& can be left on the new jdr, and M rs. Alva Holsinger were Com pson, S� nday- . than corn. so ngrass control Exteruiion Bui - shoots aft er pinc hin g. Pinch ill.l- ah'opping in PBTkers burg , T hurs• _Mrs. Mat he Henry spen t Sur, day j, PHONE WY 2-Z 1 15 For t he bi!llt results Slmazln letin No. 342_ provide. the d etail· is hal ted slx 'Week! before bloom- day. with . Mr. 1. nd M rs . Del bert Be('ker available u pon ing time. needs a fairly plentiful supply of ed story. This 1s 1 Qebbie Keeba ugh a nd Tawyna al Middleport. lfulbeny Ave• moisture In the soil to bf'. eHec- req ues t with o? t charge from the U yo u want to make a bord er of Keebaugh are visiting Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mn. B. J. Red mo�d h: ve \ i Exte ns io n Off ce. t lve. mums in aut umn as th ey beg i n to Erwin Cai n and Mr. a nd M n. P. 1 returned home from Co um us . Many Meigs C ounty farmers bloom, prepare t he soil by loos· R. Ra ndo lph and da ugh ter, Clar• , -It wou ld be wise for farmers to try t hese new er ma teri als on a with fa irly la rge corn . acreages en ing an d enrichi ng and d ig the ne . l imited b a&ia to le arn more of the are u&ing 2 -4-D H a defi nite part holea, Soa k t he hol es and tbe :l:.da- Holal nger v i11ited Debbie 1 of their weed co ntrol program. mums ' before pla nting to J essen haza rds altd 'lcli ons ol the m at· aug'h . , 1 .. 1• erials. When we conslder •we are 1'.his may be a pplied al d i ffere nt the shdck ot trarasplant in g . Cut Mrs. Emma VanMeter a�d fam• 1 s de• diffe r ent ra t e an d at times a round the plant on 11 l l lo ur ily visited Mrs. Hazel Smith a nd trying to k UI one type of seedl. sides with a spade and lift th_e son, Belpre. in g witho -._t damagi ng the corn p ending o n the w eed problem. -- Eve n 2+D h as its hazards be• mum o ut wit h a spadefu l of soil --seed ling a s it eme rges we see the pro blem become s on e requlr· �a us e �afn:a g'J Is al_w ays posalble to keep roots intact. S.. Us For Your - -­ Applied to bean, field pea. corn and p�to trop11 at ptantins Set pl ants at th e same l e vel at ing rather careful attention to 1f cu lt1 va h on or w mdstorms fol• low soon after a ppllcatl on , but w hich th ef grew i n the cutting time or before crop emerges, Prcmerge control■ w�. au det ·is DEKALB ar e poa s ibl e w h e n r eat er hazar d s seedlinp when a wet apriog delay1 or �a.tea culli� JFIW g J; it her Simazin or Atrazi n are bed or a little lower . M ulch with •nd degre e, F on e in ch pe at moss. Kee the lemperat ur� 85 le. You can diminate several expen11ve �ly cultrva­ unpossib a ppreci a ble a n y plants expec ted to hav e p OHIO CERTIFIEDS recomm end ed a bove. It a . JI tion,. . . give youn g crops a bead 1tart 1owud b1QC1 y�lcb. weeds or nd good and moist for a week or &o. rrenla l e (fect on . us e d lollowlng n ot . th at 2 ·D Premerge may actually cost leu than tillage, and up to ?0'1&\Jhl , t f � 8 1 Johnson grass. S taki ng will he l p whe n u mn grasses less than .other products . . . and since it tills w� by � I The best c hemical control of es• a period of maiu mum temper atur. wl nda are fierce. A ne tw ork of and FERTILIZEBS Appa r d e grees F. t can use it on or near inany crops suaceptibk: 10 2. you I es o f 'O � 90 1 string or ahort g reen b a mboo tablls hed Joh nson gra111 Is Da lathe es e ratur ·�· "" ,..., 0-, Clts,oia,J <,o-p,,"" h e t mp e t I se t a ly ent 1 und o p d stakes work well. pon use at the rate of 1 I SEE YOUR DOW P:ARM P,HEMICALS DIEALIEIII eooN In ft g allons of w ater. Th is may c orn is g rowing r�pldly a nd 1 ,;beetl es , a n d m u ch mo re s u scepti b le to I n j u ry. ­ I wlr e worm1, he con t treatment in a be u aed . ''We Do Cust om Grinding" h uded . n pla nted in wa rm el "Cor I erbicides using etins on ll u B h d l ou s d an n • d spa sel No. 2nd St. PhorM WY 2-3254 be � ppr,: =��he time the John• in field crops, vege table crops 10!� an� und er ii:leal growing co nMIDDLEPORT dltions 11 seldom d am aged by these upon req uest Crom v inche& ta ll. are av aila blf! song rass Is •bou1 • . _ p ests " �-th e ExIenuon Olli d. e need uaually HI Re-treatment Con trol through plowing, heavy , · ---- Early Planting Of Com May Sacrifice Stand 1 ,I A '. Of Used - Farm Goodi' Selection ' ' Equipment Now 1 On H11nd. All Pi•c• I n E11;cellent Conclition' HAY CONDITIONERS A good chance to save on your bal i ng ex­ , pense. See them today. First c:ome, first ' . ,I ' at this price. served. We wi ll not be able to hold them • On Th••• Specials H• , ', ' , Trad• Reg. Price '925.00 Special $700,00 ·- "ltl:11so have very good aash and carry spe' . CASH AND CARIIY ciqls in New Idea and Cockshutt new hay tools. Good Used Mowers 1 1 5 A.S. MOWER 1 HORSE MOWER All Priced From $35 to $200 If You Need. Mac hine ry Why Pay More? Drive To Pome�oy Today. �fsba:aJw•o11J.s tsuuucc ·Wahama Takes Yello w Jacke ts 8 to 2 • . ••• STANDINGS. ...1ci.•• ··- ----. 4-Da Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 7, 1960 I Roa d Bac k Opens SI For Herb Score Jne Eff t ) W"th r· ' 1 1 1 ., s o t. Driv e •ln I "' ~... t a l'I! . • & eat .::,�lllillti,, '-1irfMIIIJJ,,, J Look Out! Here Come The Reds MOVIDJI . l'\ In u·1g. h G, ear. At IJi9! ' -·t By United Pre11 lnt.rnellontl NATIONAL LEAGU . . . W: L. Pct. GB Wahama ' s Whitt> Fa l co ns rat• Bush, Jewell got hi! second hit 1 13 6 .684 Pit tsburah, r Catth e u�1 S COLU "1Bl rte.l I n limed th e ir spring baseba ll record I and so d i(! Yonk e r. Three runs to ltt'( f£lt' u 1 I �an Fra nci.seo 12 7 ,632 1 N eal Junk er slam nwll a homer to_ 1 1 - 1 Friday at homt> whe n lhe had cro!sed .and C oath N o lan �ilwau� ee 9 7 .MS 2 ¼ . •n� a d11uble good for three rum i Bi,r 1 ...-aJlUf" J\1arket!I M1�d leport Yellow Jackets madl' Sw 11 dhll.mer sent i n big Mikt> Lit j SL Louis 9 9 ,000 ½ 3 ,, j an to snmstn , W leadmg Fr1 d.1y in � lNCINNATI UPI - LOOK als only four hits, jncludi ng a doU• 1 �i>!r annual invasi o n of West Vir- tie, sophomore ril!htha nder Two 1:-°s �nge!es 9 l l .4 !50 4 1,<,; O T. LOS ANC. F.1.r.S I 'PJ - Sa mfr 8-6 win O\'l'r Ohio Stale in a Big ble b)' Ken :9oyer. t,'Toole didnl gm1a. Wahama lost last Mo nd ay, morf' runs erossed as D. VanMeter U Here com! the Reds. 1£ 9 1 1 .4&1 Amorus , who m;idl' ont> of b;ise C1�c 1nn ;it 1 . Ten base bal l game . fl)() 45� Aft er Slu� bhn g . alo ng in mis- waUt a batter a nd !t9"ed three i n 10-2, an to Pl. Pleasant. d Ralph Clark tripled bef ore 1 I . 8 ball's most famnus <'a!<·hes. 1111d h ladel h a 2 . erable style m th e ir r1rst 1 5 ball sq uaring bill record al 2,-2 . � hi� ago p 1 When the firing was o ver ye gtcr- Knapp was put out lo en d it. Of Rip Jlt>pulz., k1 haVt' ht'l'll tradrd to • 8 1 2 .333 8 ¼: e:ames, the C incinnati Reds have c C u It mark ed the SeCQ'bd straight d ay the score wa� 8-2 with the Waha ma picked up anoth er r n American LNi g u l• d u h� hY lhl' J.,11s �r lday ' RMulh . l ' l li l ' Al ; 1 ► l ' Pl -The long wait I Jacke t sav g their first an d sec• in the Sixth on E. v,mMe ter·s dou • . o und themse lves a nd are for the Jett, at he ,rot hil n win i v o g m / � 1� _s A 111!(cles Dod Mcrs j Clnc1n:1at 1 1 St. Lvui, O n_,eht rna1 ht· o1 <-r for H erb Score m h l e:h gear. firtt one t '""" -... ear1,·er " on. t"e c ble and Johnson" g sin"le. n d lme p1t o h e _ n for thrir sec . · Onf' six inn,•g pe•fo•m Phll 6 L01 An I•• I "11 ht I l u�na I tourney fm� I s t�ay. Friday niitht the Rhine anders this week whe n Cincia1iatl dpeiled ge The Jaek£ls go t a run in the !1 rs t San. · an. � Pittsb " ' ' · a•ce " Tlw nctroit Tigers a 1111u11nt•t·d . • Fr ur9h 1. nl9ht :I 'J, V A won their fifth strai its fi ve.game winniq j l6'ein . ,We1111:whlle, . rain 1''tid .11 y night and on� In the third Inning with frlday 1ught In tlu:.lon t lwy h,we tlorsn 't makt> .a come back, of • t urd: y • Pr ob.� P itchers � : rnur8r, hut II does provi de solid • g e O de e R � whe n t hey d owned b_;j . ick n m Oiler supply o .1ng apl)are�tly will Jerry Fry a nd o btained Am o ros and m t-:n·hiln�e this � f TONIGHT C lca 1-S 1N hn Cardinals, _t-0, on a brillianl pitch• re ���e ��p t: th e"N>ol • evitle1ic1• tod11y that the one•time n, f'�ld , '• ' " ra ' s1 • �� ic e• lo cance mg the Raerne game rng the ammunition bo th times ( the Tigers will &end firs1 tuaseman w • !'° I-OJ, vw•o • tt 10•'31. HO\\-·ard nurt i n Anwril'11n League, strikeout king a, M. Id d le�ort today, and also lh<' with safe base knocks . i ng and h lttl ng eff!Jrt by young thrt>e Cardlhal rtml'fett on �ouble Gail Harris tu the Do d gcr!4' SL St. Lou11 at · Clnclnnat l _ Klint Jl "SrERRA STRANGF,R" by t h ird . baseman Fry we nt three for four in his Paul !arm team in the Amrm·an is on the way back. In fact l l'lose Marietta invasi o n of Pomnoy III ,�0:�l � ) vs H k ( - ). :Ji: ::::� - also - ':; e art' ,• irt ually lhf' exad w o rds the . , n p ckinR se his up beRt b.a ttin g effort or the :season { 1 .0 the Class AA �ectio!lal finals t\sm. Repu lski went to the Ros1on Pltt1b�roo gh at2 25.a n Francl,co - ond Rtraight winl of the year, Um . I Fo lowing Jf"f'{ Ri eh!!rds - John Smith l 1·•••'• . .. M. , Schoo l ath letll· d1ret'tors wen' and Oller had a pair of hits, ti sin. Ha i Red Sox. The Dodgers will get 26•year-old rirflballer used Friday the . dd \\'OMf.N" "ISLAND C.W LOS1' x 1 1 -lt YI Sanford ( 2.0 )-, 1led t he C a�ds to o � ly four hits Reds meet the Cards in a 1ln1le pitcher Nel!mn C hittum from t he night after pitehi n1;: three-hi! ba ll , e xpe.cted t � hol d off to the last g le and II triple . Little had the . Philadelphia .1t Lot Antel •• and s me-le � 11:1 the wmni. n)i! run in game on . Sund&¥ a nd t}llJ n open Also Gil rtoon _ f\ed Sox and p l an Co send him to for six inni ngs in the Chit-a O pm1s1ble minute bef ore telling the other Jacket hit, a si ngle. 11 night - Roberti ( 1· ) v1 Wlll iuns ory o\·er t�e White Sox· 3_0 viet the sixth i n ni ng off relietcr Mar- a three-game road trip in Chlclg o 2 c o ntes!s o ff In h o pes of getting Bu!!h fanne d one, walked £our. their M o ntreal farm club In the Jn• SUNDAY and MOP'iDAY ). 1 i n Tuesday. [t will be the first Washingt on Senators ha II Brl d tes. s them . in th e sco • _ oks after all. LiU) e fan ned none, walked one. 1 0.0 ternatlonal Lugue. MOTl< ER'S DAY SPECIAL! Sund.1 y I Ga mu " I felt much, much· u.: "·tier a•d meeti ng' with the cubs this · year T od ay the Re ds play the Ca rds Ra i-' aye m 8 ig t Y ampenI> Clark, wi nn i n g pitcher, even If I d ) b l d J h " fanCl..i11l Welker - F..Uward ByrnC!! S t· LDU II at Clflclnnatl I think l'n1 finally on my way " ed con itio ns. I n the second game o f s three_______ · ned six, walk ed n obody, The Jack John Russell Chl e.1 . ! he said . "I thre w mostly h�t , game set with another y oungster. At Wahama, Jaekel Freshman et11 c l icke d off tw o double play� to If 91> New,•omhe Lo�• For (S 1'V Personalities) a II: phla •t· Los Ane-ln Fl�HT ... 1$.�L TS ba l ls mixing them with some Charley Bush, righthander, started Wahuma's one . Jay Hook (2-2), going against St. in Plttdtu rth at Sen Francll(O VANCOUVl,R . UPI-Carl curv�s. I d id n't ut the ball ex- an d lasted u1;1tll the fo�rth I nning . Middle port hu.lefinit� Period Louis' Ron nie K l in e, � acq uired 10 1 00 1 0-2 6 4 ·' YELLOW.ciTONF. KELl�Y" AMERICAN . Ll!AGUE OISOft, -"-- TKA Al S CINC INNATI, 0. UPI- Don aeUy where I wa�te d it but I felt Wah ama tal � 1ed tw i ce m the sec• , Wah ama f o be g h Pirates. Kli ne i 020 5 I O x-8 ·B I , � (Tech nicolor) 's.J tm·...; W�i= Sf, Wln W. . . nl L. Pct � �� : t GB � � � t> :: ro s m ·h o Newcombe counted on t o He otH' much betl n t l l . o:1� on R Jewell's do u b le and Yon- ( i\1 id dl eport: Bush (LP) Lltth• (4), N - ;ilso . an ork Score, aequire�\rom ���veland of the big men in Cind1111atl's pit­ O'Tool e, a 23-year- old leftha nd- l V couver., stopped . W Iii J911n,. s: g ln gle, plus an error at sh ort- , a,nd Ba�gard ner. Wah!i.ma: R. I c:: a :o Oark Gabl" - Ca..rrooll Baker ln l g le. � ·� S..tt \59' tta, china: corps this year, has been April 18 In one or Fra n k Lane's �::P er from Chi ru:o, /it'Ol o nly on e <. lark and Va nMeter. J O 8 :1558 1 Lilli Palmer -- Lt..., --� , J. Cobb Baltimore Jost lo the Reds indefintely due to co troversial deals, struek ?UI hit i n four trips but if WB!I Th the en in the fourth E:l mer V�D 500 2 "BUT 1"'0T l•'Olt ME" 6 Cle veland . 8 � alked t � � ore be ! ng Meler o pened with a single, stole an aggrcvatcd thigh injury. o ne that counted. (With ac('('!ll ori Youln!) Boston 7 7 ..438 .500 2 ;or a P l n��. h. l��er d urmg gecond a ' !�r:o::: Bridges, who took over for d , nd Johnson thir walked, A. I Also l '.artoon Washi ngton 3 The big righthandcr wus exam • the \\ hi le . 7 9 s"•, wmnmg rally, starter Bob Miller l n the fifth inEd d ie V1mMeter rol led out , to . 5 4 Kansas City 6 10 incd by team physit'ian Dr. George y an • etaln LHd n i ng when the 21 -year-old right� g . 37 5 5 Detroit • .3 7 4 Ballou Fri<l11y and orrl e rcd to lay W Th.e Ne w York Yanke e s reta inha nder suffered a �currence of FrHt.ay'• RNulh o ff pitching u ntil a treatment rou­ NOW AT STAT E THIATI E ed. hnl pl11re h,Y 18 pere en t:::ge av MRS. HERIJERT ROUSH a shoulder i njury, gave uo only tine can he worked out. PT. PLEASANT Pac k 241 Cu b Scout!! aecom- lloliiton 3 KJ.trolf 2 p�mts hY heating th_e Kansa,s three hits the rest ot the WJ!V. r, , 8 F.lvis Presley in pani ed by their scoutmaste r Her- New York i K.1n111 City 7 But his u ndoi ng wllf O'Toole's hit. I Ballou said the former Dodger City A s ·7; the Balti more Ori• "JAJI.HOUSE ROCK" bert Roush, chai:-man Pete Shie lds Ch leato 3 Wuhln■ton O lnlght) nd l nd lans, e I l lev ela u s Ed Balley si n gled after one wu uec ha d "devel oped cali fication" :; �� �� � f - illi'>'<> a e os on Red 8 a nd den mothers Mrs. Roush an d S. ltl more 9 Cl■v■l .1 nd 2 (nlthtl ox d�alt out In the i nn i nl! and theh Bridges ' . ill a muscle injury sustaine d in . Saturday•• Probable Pitchers R.uss Tamblyn ,in Mrs. Roy Donohu e e njoyed a h ike ave sh ortstop RoY Meltillan an spri n g training. Ballou sai d New• �he Detro it ,:1ger.s their nmt� p C Chlca90 a t W•thlnttvn _ Dclno- � d wiener roast l cht Joss, 3·2 111 other Amenan t "IIIGII S HOOL at the Mill ra nten tional 1>a1s to iet to second i 00111be's right thigh ·was badly . COLUMJ3US UPI _ W ood)' Roeks Su nday afternoon . Scouts ven (0-0) ..,1 Kut (l-0). CONFIDENTIAL" - base man Blllv Marti n . extensive bemor• c an Leag�,e ga m�s bruised a nd . .Jeffery Dono hue , Ro- I k.tnNI City tt New Yortc going Buck• were " The his new look" putR Gia o HayC:11 ranclse n ts 1 ;:ia1. t cot Th e Cardinal leftha nder . rhagln g occurre d In the .irea. ove d �o w 1 thm a gam� or f lrst eyes on exhlh ltlon ror the first te r Rou 8h, Carl Robi ns on , Ra n dy Brunet (0.1 J .,. Tffry !0-0). It Marti n otit but O'Toole stepped up . jace Pittsburgh in the Nallona l Um e today in the an n ual i ntra- Ro berts Cl lrtord Ashl ey Darre ll P Det ro it .1t B otton _ i=ovtac an d amacked a sln1rle, scorl n( Bal• League wh�n l_hey �eat the Pirate11 squad •-mt at Ohio Stadium. N orris, ' Mark Beegl e ' Steph e n 11·1> .,. 'MonbouCluette (2-2) lev from seco nd with the only run • • . lfown rd' Robin son . Cleffla nd •t 8•1t1mor■ell 0f the gam.e. 0 'Toa l e had little . li· l; the Crncmnah Reds edged • 1·:,ayes aatd he will use h i,s n ew Sh u Ier, M rs j , 2 I ) "' Portoc•�,rero (2.0). the St. Louis Cardi nals l ·O a nd platoo n i ng sys_tem which he has 1 and Gregory D onohue. trou b le i n ,etti ng the C arda 1 out ! Sunday • G the Phila dt'lphi.: l'h't llt'et downed w r ked i n the to p of tbe ninth. Jmd H11pp M d n a n Mrs. r. Do i s l h e sprln dri l ls ou m t u K ,..... the Los A ngeles Dodgers tl-1 I n to get a look at It under actual / f amily of Ashla nd visited recent- o:;-u • Cl1.at \fltashlngton The Ci n cinnati southpaw pitched ' ltl more (2) ro1t at 10 inni nJ,ls. Ught gam e , allowing the Card,· na D I Mr. • Mrs. Pard n a rsa o wlth / game conditions. Hayes aaid he Y , Chlcago •t N•w Yorlr: will have the No. 7 offensive a nd sons: I Cl..,.l•nd it Boston Mr. a!1d Mr�. DUI Slater have de fe nsi v e u nil.8 on one , team play \ els a l n r f" Fi s C rt J Mr. a nd Mrt1. Lou Die hl visited aga l !lllt the No. 2 offe nsive and d e- mo ved mto the Howard Allen I ens1ve u n tt11, realdence. Mrs. An na Buck at M el.gs · G c neral I 1 ( 8er1es . '60 Season . M r . and Mrs. Clarence Roush Hospital. COLU MB U S UPI - The c0. l Many of lhe boys exp�cttd to and . family_ of !" i nfield visited M·r. and M rs. Charles Dieh l and Jumbu e Jets won the ir '(ir!!l 11erles be re�ulars next year will not ap recently with , Mr. 11 • ,d Mn. Lou Diehl h1 father Fred n so R th n pear � ga �e. ho�ever. Ma ny 1 of the y o ung baseball a ea■on Fr iand family. oush lt tende d the K lo ndill:e Derbv .vhi:t them s1 of dellne1 the with on iqe day nlRht by shutting out Roches. Mrs. Ruth Parsons re tur ned was hel d by Boy seout11 · t th nd pam11 and 0tha various aches ter 2-0 to take the four.game set, �.� er� <1re on the track and baseba l l to_ h @t h _ome a fter spe n di ng the county fairgrou nds the p88� v.,ee: , 3•1. wm ler w1lh her so n Everett and en d · squads. Rookl(' 1mulhpaw Bobby Veale _ famil)' 11t E:ast Liverpo ol. ·-----Went the route in limiti n g the Red Mrs. Bertha Parker cal led on I M r. an d Mrs. Olden Thaxton Wl ngti lo jus1 two hits. He fanned Mrs. Lou Diehl Sunday afternoon . w le t here f recen tly for Ari2ona Cash of the year Good Year For 1 1 0 for h is fir11t win Mrs. Margaret Allen called on the form er haa employme nt. against no losses. Seen In par Mrs, Bo b Hil l an d son s of Mrs. Ed na Schaefer. Mr. and M r.s. Oscar Smith, Mrs. . C INCI NNAT UPI - It looks Bashan Road spent Sunday w ith BIG GR E E N LOST Cora Renshaw a nd Mr. and Mrs. hke a good "pocketbook" year for , Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Shie l ds OXFORD. Ohio U PI _ Gary ' Nationa l League owMrs. NOW Bl,OOMI N G Mr. a nd Mr11 . Owen Ander�on Griff Archer were among recent Tll l !!On and Dl t·k Emch com bined National League attendance ii spen t the weekend with relati v es v isitors of the C ha.-!es Dieh l fam- I Friday In ]('ad t he Miami Red · ily. ru nn i n g 216, 733 ah ead of la11t tear at Mt. Alto, Va. Hkh1k to a 4-0 win over Marsha l l accordi ng to Daye Grote, m1 n agMr. a nd Mn. Gen e Alkire spe nt Coll el(e of Hunti n&.ton, V .. i n of the circuit � 11e�vlce bureau. a weekend here with her pare nts, ' RD No, ONE 1:1 Mid- A,rnerica n Con f1reri.ce' •\•se.: ,7 SHADEi OHIO • He saM a total of 1.9�4.tB'll ran , 'l•J Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Park er. e.:_:::::::_::· � 'm g"' 1j ,1� b� ,,,;;;:;;:;;,;;:;,4_1� ---''l!. "J.I�- I! IJr-_vc atte nded 24 playi ng date • -�""'""'�=-...,.-:::"'-:,-:,�...,�""'""'".:: Mrs. Lou Diehl accompan ied this season. A correspondi ng num• 'Mrs. Norma Russell and Mrs. Mar­ ..For M8'hen Oa_i,. · . ,. I . : ber o f Phtyl n g dates at the stut Br Mr9. CharlH Diehl tha RuHel l to Parkera burg where o f the 1�9 campaig n drew 1,137,Mr. and Mrs. Herma n 'Michael they spent the d ay shoppi n g. I ANY,-IZE - ANY F�AYOR I ; 1 456 Cana. have bought the Evely n Turn e r Recen t callers o f Mrs. Emma 1 CHo "'11111, � • V•U•i 0ot1iion home and will reside their. Fox I n clude Mr. an d Mrs, Earl . Att e ndance at the Laure l Clift Rouah and children, Mr. and Mn. Good Swtday Onlf I Pastrano Looking Ont I Free Methodist Church on May I Joh n ny Douglas a nd C hildren , Mr. .� . .. - � .:. - � - • - .. -\ t For Shor A Archie was 124. and Mn. Cllirk Cline a nd Mr. and Take The Coupon To - - LOUISVILLE, Ky. UPI-WIiiie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobs we re Mn. Ed Daily and ehi ldren. Po�trano figured he was st.anding the w1'ekend ,wests of his pare nts i n l i ne for a host at an dent Ar­ Mr. and Mrs. P earl Jacobs. Mr. and �\t:rs. Thomas Holter and chie M oore'11 Ught heavyweight Mr. a nd ·M rs. f'aul Snyder 'cal led daughter, Sharen and Mr. and Mrs. title today after scoring a unani­ o n Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ebli n a nd Wi nn ifred Scarbrough and son, Al The PomeN>y Bend Bridge mous decisi on over heavier but chi ldreR. . Lawrence, visited relatives in Co- 1· s lo wer Al onzo Jo hnso n in a Dl!rby Mr. aod Mn. Roy Howell o f Ta l ­ l umbus, Su nday. P.ve to-rou nder. ladega, A la., have returned to their Pastra no and ma nager An gelo home h ere. Mr. a nd Mn, Lou Di ehl called Du n dee , well aware that standi ng J n li ne for AtthJe ca n be a l ont• o n Mrs. Lona Roecher, Chester. term propo1lt ion, said they hoped Lester Brookover has l'1!turn ed to keep busy overseas in the mean lo hi1 employme nt after spendi ng time. the we e kend at his home he re. � w..· ft:! f��1! ""~ •"""" ""°. I -----·---- - I t :�:r:-�" I PP e Grove News Qf The �k N ew PlatOODIDf1. System T0 Be , Dis }ayed TOday * Flowering Crab Apple TrHs Evergreens * I .' I I I WHY WE PAY OUR RESPtCfS "Grandp•. why do men take off their ha ts "1,en the flag passes by and why do sol­ di�r,s stand stiff and raise their hands lo th eir caps?" • Welt Sonnr, ii ls not because our flag ls a pretty Ji>iece of red, while and blue cloth that we show 11 the respect we do. Neither do we do 11 for 'show off', but just to remind ours�lVll�· to M grateful for the wonderful la nd in which we live. So the flag salute is a se1! reminder that causes us to tell ourselv es, 'I appreciate my country and all the sat• rlftces Iha\ have been made by patriots su ch as George Washington and his Continen­ tal Atlny down lo the pr�sent day liel'Ws a-n d I am humbly grateful (or everything' " l()u� ,resp�ct �or _th_e flag is . quite the sa me respect we show when we go to chu;ch eac� week, by �ntermg an� . mamta_lning a q uiet and reverent attitude. 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Ravenswood, W. v,. .� Center Of/10 VALLEY BAKING CO. -;:utom Built Kitchens . •. Shopping of Hohum Bread ll. JI. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. Veur Dodg• & Plymonlb Dealer HEINER'$ BAKERY ' ,, ', \ I i. ' BU:en Of Good Bread bunllil8'<tn,. W. Va. LE'r trs - - , Big 2 1 inah Pictute1_� ith A Beauti ful, Console Cabinet YOURS FOR 11 . ONLY• .,_ • 1 1 ' Lot U. llw You • ,,.. lotlffloil llil YIIUI' ... •• > . -.. .... .... a1,·, • l 'I", ASSOCIA�ED RADIO ' . . aJ1d TILEV-I SION llarrr ildW, lhnler • '" ' - �· -0 •··· ' .' �fsba:aJw•o11J.s tsuuucc ·Wahama Takes Yello w Jacke ts 8 to 2 • . ••• STANDINGS. ...1ci.•• ··- ----. 4-Da Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 7, 1960 I Roa d Bac k Opens SI For Herb Score Jne Eff t ) W"th r· ' 1 1 1 ., s o t. Driv e •ln I "' ~... t a l'I! . • & eat .::,�lllillti,, '-1irfMIIIJJ,,, J Look Out! Here Come The Reds MOVIDJI . l'\ In u·1g. h G, ear. At IJi9! ' -·t By United Pre11 lnt.rnellontl NATIONAL LEAGU . . . W: L. Pct. GB Wahama ' s Whitt> Fa l co ns rat• Bush, Jewell got hi! second hit 1 13 6 .684 Pit tsburah, r Catth e u�1 S COLU "1Bl rte.l I n limed th e ir spring baseba ll record I and so d i(! Yonk e r. Three runs to ltt'( f£lt' u 1 I �an Fra nci.seo 12 7 ,632 1 N eal Junk er slam nwll a homer to_ 1 1 - 1 Friday at homt> whe n lhe had cro!sed .and C oath N o lan �ilwau� ee 9 7 .MS 2 ¼ . •n� a d11uble good for three rum i Bi,r 1 ...-aJlUf" J\1arket!I M1�d leport Yellow Jackets madl' Sw 11 dhll.mer sent i n big Mikt> Lit j SL Louis 9 9 ,000 ½ 3 ,, j an to snmstn , W leadmg Fr1 d.1y in � lNCINNATI UPI - LOOK als only four hits, jncludi ng a doU• 1 �i>!r annual invasi o n of West Vir- tie, sophomore ril!htha nder Two 1:-°s �nge!es 9 l l .4 !50 4 1,<,; O T. LOS ANC. F.1.r.S I 'PJ - Sa mfr 8-6 win O\'l'r Ohio Stale in a Big ble b)' Ken :9oyer. t,'Toole didnl gm1a. Wahama lost last Mo nd ay, morf' runs erossed as D. VanMeter U Here com! the Reds. 1£ 9 1 1 .4&1 Amorus , who m;idl' ont> of b;ise C1�c 1nn ;it 1 . Ten base bal l game . fl)() 45� Aft er Slu� bhn g . alo ng in mis- waUt a batter a nd !t9"ed three i n 10-2, an to Pl. Pleasant. d Ralph Clark tripled bef ore 1 I . 8 ball's most famnus <'a!<·hes. 1111d h ladel h a 2 . erable style m th e ir r1rst 1 5 ball sq uaring bill record al 2,-2 . � hi� ago p 1 When the firing was o ver ye gtcr- Knapp was put out lo en d it. Of Rip Jlt>pulz., k1 haVt' ht'l'll tradrd to • 8 1 2 .333 8 ¼: e:ames, the C incinnati Reds have c C u It mark ed the SeCQ'bd straight d ay the score wa� 8-2 with the Waha ma picked up anoth er r n American LNi g u l• d u h� hY lhl' J.,11s �r lday ' RMulh . l ' l li l ' Al ; 1 ► l ' Pl -The long wait I Jacke t sav g their first an d sec• in the Sixth on E. v,mMe ter·s dou • . o und themse lves a nd are for the Jett, at he ,rot hil n win i v o g m / � 1� _s A 111!(cles Dod Mcrs j Clnc1n:1at 1 1 St. Lvui, O n_,eht rna1 ht· o1 <-r for H erb Score m h l e:h gear. firtt one t '""" -... ear1,·er " on. t"e c ble and Johnson" g sin"le. n d lme p1t o h e _ n for thrir sec . · Onf' six inn,•g pe•fo•m Phll 6 L01 An I•• I "11 ht I l u�na I tourney fm� I s t�ay. Friday niitht the Rhine anders this week whe n Cincia1iatl dpeiled ge The Jaek£ls go t a run in the !1 rs t San. · an. � Pittsb " ' ' · a•ce " Tlw nctroit Tigers a 1111u11nt•t·d . • Fr ur9h 1. nl9ht :I 'J, V A won their fifth strai its fi ve.game winniq j l6'ein . ,We1111:whlle, . rain 1''tid .11 y night and on� In the third Inning with frlday 1ught In tlu:.lon t lwy h,we tlorsn 't makt> .a come back, of • t urd: y • Pr ob.� P itchers � : rnur8r, hut II does provi de solid • g e O de e R � whe n t hey d owned b_;j . ick n m Oiler supply o .1ng apl)are�tly will Jerry Fry a nd o btained Am o ros and m t-:n·hiln�e this � f TONIGHT C lca 1-S 1N hn Cardinals, _t-0, on a brillianl pitch• re ���e ��p t: th e"N>ol • evitle1ic1• tod11y that the one•time n, f'�ld , '• ' " ra ' s1 • �� ic e• lo cance mg the Raerne game rng the ammunition bo th times ( the Tigers will &end firs1 tuaseman w • !'° I-OJ, vw•o • tt 10•'31. HO\\-·ard nurt i n Anwril'11n League, strikeout king a, M. Id d le�ort today, and also lh<' with safe base knocks . i ng and h lttl ng eff!Jrt by young thrt>e Cardlhal rtml'fett on �ouble Gail Harris tu the Do d gcr!4' SL St. Lou11 at · Clnclnnat l _ Klint Jl "SrERRA STRANGF,R" by t h ird . baseman Fry we nt three for four in his Paul !arm team in the Amrm·an is on the way back. In fact l l'lose Marietta invasi o n of Pomnoy III ,�0:�l � ) vs H k ( - ). :Ji: ::::� - also - ':; e art' ,• irt ually lhf' exad w o rds the . , n p ckinR se his up beRt b.a ttin g effort or the :season { 1 .0 the Class AA �ectio!lal finals t\sm. Repu lski went to the Ros1on Pltt1b�roo gh at2 25.a n Francl,co - ond Rtraight winl of the year, Um . I Fo lowing Jf"f'{ Ri eh!!rds - John Smith l 1·•••'• . .. M. , Schoo l ath letll· d1ret'tors wen' and Oller had a pair of hits, ti sin. Ha i Red Sox. The Dodgers will get 26•year-old rirflballer used Friday the . dd \\'OMf.N" "ISLAND C.W LOS1' x 1 1 -lt YI Sanford ( 2.0 )-, 1led t he C a�ds to o � ly four hits Reds meet the Cards in a 1ln1le pitcher Nel!mn C hittum from t he night after pitehi n1;: three-hi! ba ll , e xpe.cted t � hol d off to the last g le and II triple . Little had the . Philadelphia .1t Lot Antel •• and s me-le � 11:1 the wmni. n)i! run in game on . Sund&¥ a nd t}llJ n open Also Gil rtoon _ f\ed Sox and p l an Co send him to for six inni ngs in the Chit-a O pm1s1ble minute bef ore telling the other Jacket hit, a si ngle. 11 night - Roberti ( 1· ) v1 Wlll iuns ory o\·er t�e White Sox· 3_0 viet the sixth i n ni ng off relietcr Mar- a three-game road trip in Chlclg o 2 c o ntes!s o ff In h o pes of getting Bu!!h fanne d one, walked £our. their M o ntreal farm club In the Jn• SUNDAY and MOP'iDAY ). 1 i n Tuesday. [t will be the first Washingt on Senators ha II Brl d tes. s them . in th e sco • _ oks after all. LiU) e fan ned none, walked one. 1 0.0 ternatlonal Lugue. MOTl< ER'S DAY SPECIAL! Sund.1 y I Ga mu " I felt much, much· u.: "·tier a•d meeti ng' with the cubs this · year T od ay the Re ds play the Ca rds Ra i-' aye m 8 ig t Y ampenI> Clark, wi nn i n g pitcher, even If I d ) b l d J h " fanCl..i11l Welker - F..Uward ByrnC!! S t· LDU II at Clflclnnatl I think l'n1 finally on my way " ed con itio ns. I n the second game o f s three_______ · ned six, walk ed n obody, The Jack John Russell Chl e.1 . ! he said . "I thre w mostly h�t , game set with another y oungster. At Wahama, Jaekel Freshman et11 c l icke d off tw o double play� to If 91> New,•omhe Lo�• For (S 1'V Personalities) a II: phla •t· Los Ane-ln Fl�HT ... 1$.�L TS ba l ls mixing them with some Charley Bush, righthander, started Wahuma's one . Jay Hook (2-2), going against St. in Plttdtu rth at Sen Francll(O VANCOUVl,R . UPI-Carl curv�s. I d id n't ut the ball ex- an d lasted u1;1tll the fo�rth I nning . Middle port hu.lefinit� Period Louis' Ron nie K l in e, � acq uired 10 1 00 1 0-2 6 4 ·' YELLOW.ciTONF. KELl�Y" AMERICAN . Ll!AGUE OISOft, -"-- TKA Al S CINC INNATI, 0. UPI- Don aeUy where I wa�te d it but I felt Wah ama tal � 1ed tw i ce m the sec• , Wah ama f o be g h Pirates. Kli ne i 020 5 I O x-8 ·B I , � (Tech nicolor) 's.J tm·...; W�i= Sf, Wln W. . . nl L. Pct � �� : t GB � � � t> :: ro s m ·h o Newcombe counted on t o He otH' much betl n t l l . o:1� on R Jewell's do u b le and Yon- ( i\1 id dl eport: Bush (LP) Lltth• (4), N - ;ilso . an ork Score, aequire�\rom ���veland of the big men in Cind1111atl's pit­ O'Tool e, a 23-year- old leftha nd- l V couver., stopped . W Iii J911n,. s: g ln gle, plus an error at sh ort- , a,nd Ba�gard ner. Wah!i.ma: R. I c:: a :o Oark Gabl" - Ca..rrooll Baker ln l g le. � ·� S..tt \59' tta, china: corps this year, has been April 18 In one or Fra n k Lane's �::P er from Chi ru:o, /it'Ol o nly on e <. lark and Va nMeter. J O 8 :1558 1 Lilli Palmer -- Lt..., --� , J. Cobb Baltimore Jost lo the Reds indefintely due to co troversial deals, struek ?UI hit i n four trips but if WB!I Th the en in the fourth E:l mer V�D 500 2 "BUT 1"'0T l•'Olt ME" 6 Cle veland . 8 � alked t � � ore be ! ng Meler o pened with a single, stole an aggrcvatcd thigh injury. o ne that counted. (With ac('('!ll ori Youln!) Boston 7 7 ..438 .500 2 ;or a P l n��. h. l��er d urmg gecond a ' !�r:o::: Bridges, who took over for d , nd Johnson thir walked, A. I Also l '.artoon Washi ngton 3 The big righthandcr wus exam • the \\ hi le . 7 9 s"•, wmnmg rally, starter Bob Miller l n the fifth inEd d ie V1mMeter rol led out , to . 5 4 Kansas City 6 10 incd by team physit'ian Dr. George y an • etaln LHd n i ng when the 21 -year-old right� g . 37 5 5 Detroit • .3 7 4 Ballou Fri<l11y and orrl e rcd to lay W Th.e Ne w York Yanke e s reta inha nder suffered a �currence of FrHt.ay'• RNulh o ff pitching u ntil a treatment rou­ NOW AT STAT E THIATI E ed. hnl pl11re h,Y 18 pere en t:::ge av MRS. HERIJERT ROUSH a shoulder i njury, gave uo only tine can he worked out. PT. PLEASANT Pac k 241 Cu b Scout!! aecom- lloliiton 3 KJ.trolf 2 p�mts hY heating th_e Kansa,s three hits the rest ot the WJ!V. r, , 8 F.lvis Presley in pani ed by their scoutmaste r Her- New York i K.1n111 City 7 But his u ndoi ng wllf O'Toole's hit. I Ballou said the former Dodger City A s ·7; the Balti more Ori• "JAJI.HOUSE ROCK" bert Roush, chai:-man Pete Shie lds Ch leato 3 Wuhln■ton O lnlght) nd l nd lans, e I l lev ela u s Ed Balley si n gled after one wu uec ha d "devel oped cali fication" :; �� �� � f - illi'>'<> a e os on Red 8 a nd den mothers Mrs. Roush an d S. ltl more 9 Cl■v■l .1 nd 2 (nlthtl ox d�alt out In the i nn i nl! and theh Bridges ' . ill a muscle injury sustaine d in . Saturday•• Probable Pitchers R.uss Tamblyn ,in Mrs. Roy Donohu e e njoyed a h ike ave sh ortstop RoY Meltillan an spri n g training. Ballou sai d New• �he Detro it ,:1ger.s their nmt� p C Chlca90 a t W•thlnttvn _ Dclno- � d wiener roast l cht Joss, 3·2 111 other Amenan t "IIIGII S HOOL at the Mill ra nten tional 1>a1s to iet to second i 00111be's right thigh ·was badly . COLUMJ3US UPI _ W ood)' Roeks Su nday afternoon . Scouts ven (0-0) ..,1 Kut (l-0). CONFIDENTIAL" - base man Blllv Marti n . extensive bemor• c an Leag�,e ga m�s bruised a nd . .Jeffery Dono hue , Ro- I k.tnNI City tt New Yortc going Buck• were " The his new look" putR Gia o HayC:11 ranclse n ts 1 ;:ia1. t cot Th e Cardinal leftha nder . rhagln g occurre d In the .irea. ove d �o w 1 thm a gam� or f lrst eyes on exhlh ltlon ror the first te r Rou 8h, Carl Robi ns on , Ra n dy Brunet (0.1 J .,. Tffry !0-0). It Marti n otit but O'Toole stepped up . jace Pittsburgh in the Nallona l Um e today in the an n ual i ntra- Ro berts Cl lrtord Ashl ey Darre ll P Det ro it .1t B otton _ i=ovtac an d amacked a sln1rle, scorl n( Bal• League wh�n l_hey �eat the Pirate11 squad •-mt at Ohio Stadium. N orris, ' Mark Beegl e ' Steph e n 11·1> .,. 'MonbouCluette (2-2) lev from seco nd with the only run • • . lfown rd' Robin son . Cleffla nd •t 8•1t1mor■ell 0f the gam.e. 0 'Toa l e had little . li· l; the Crncmnah Reds edged • 1·:,ayes aatd he will use h i,s n ew Sh u Ier, M rs j , 2 I ) "' Portoc•�,rero (2.0). the St. Louis Cardi nals l ·O a nd platoo n i ng sys_tem which he has 1 and Gregory D onohue. trou b le i n ,etti ng the C arda 1 out ! Sunday • G the Phila dt'lphi.: l'h't llt'et downed w r ked i n the to p of tbe ninth. Jmd H11pp M d n a n Mrs. r. Do i s l h e sprln dri l ls ou m t u K ,..... the Los A ngeles Dodgers tl-1 I n to get a look at It under actual / f amily of Ashla nd visited recent- o:;-u • Cl1.at \fltashlngton The Ci n cinnati southpaw pitched ' ltl more (2) ro1t at 10 inni nJ,ls. Ught gam e , allowing the Card,· na D I Mr. • Mrs. Pard n a rsa o wlth / game conditions. Hayes aaid he Y , Chlcago •t N•w Yorlr: will have the No. 7 offensive a nd sons: I Cl..,.l•nd it Boston Mr. a!1d Mr�. DUI Slater have de fe nsi v e u nil.8 on one , team play \ els a l n r f" Fi s C rt J Mr. a nd Mrt1. Lou Die hl visited aga l !lllt the No. 2 offe nsive and d e- mo ved mto the Howard Allen I ens1ve u n tt11, realdence. Mrs. An na Buck at M el.gs · G c neral I 1 ( 8er1es . '60 Season . M r . and Mrs. Clarence Roush Hospital. COLU MB U S UPI - The c0. l Many of lhe boys exp�cttd to and . family_ of !" i nfield visited M·r. and M rs. Charles Dieh l and Jumbu e Jets won the ir '(ir!!l 11erles be re�ulars next year will not ap recently with , Mr. 11 • ,d Mn. Lou Diehl h1 father Fred n so R th n pear � ga �e. ho�ever. Ma ny 1 of the y o ung baseball a ea■on Fr iand family. oush lt tende d the K lo ndill:e Derbv .vhi:t them s1 of dellne1 the with on iqe day nlRht by shutting out Roches. Mrs. Ruth Parsons re tur ned was hel d by Boy seout11 · t th nd pam11 and 0tha various aches ter 2-0 to take the four.game set, �.� er� <1re on the track and baseba l l to_ h @t h _ome a fter spe n di ng the county fairgrou nds the p88� v.,ee: , 3•1. wm ler w1lh her so n Everett and en d · squads. Rookl(' 1mulhpaw Bobby Veale _ famil)' 11t E:ast Liverpo ol. ·-----Went the route in limiti n g the Red Mrs. Bertha Parker cal led on I M r. an d Mrs. Olden Thaxton Wl ngti lo jus1 two hits. He fanned Mrs. Lou Diehl Sunday afternoon . w le t here f recen tly for Ari2ona Cash of the year Good Year For 1 1 0 for h is fir11t win Mrs. Margaret Allen called on the form er haa employme nt. against no losses. Seen In par Mrs, Bo b Hil l an d son s of Mrs. Ed na Schaefer. Mr. and M r.s. Oscar Smith, Mrs. . C INCI NNAT UPI - It looks Bashan Road spent Sunday w ith BIG GR E E N LOST Cora Renshaw a nd Mr. and Mrs. hke a good "pocketbook" year for , Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Shie l ds OXFORD. Ohio U PI _ Gary ' Nationa l League owMrs. NOW Bl,OOMI N G Mr. a nd Mr11 . Owen Ander�on Griff Archer were among recent Tll l !!On and Dl t·k Emch com bined National League attendance ii spen t the weekend with relati v es v isitors of the C ha.-!es Dieh l fam- I Friday In ]('ad t he Miami Red · ily. ru nn i n g 216, 733 ah ead of la11t tear at Mt. Alto, Va. Hkh1k to a 4-0 win over Marsha l l accordi ng to Daye Grote, m1 n agMr. a nd Mn. Gen e Alkire spe nt Coll el(e of Hunti n&.ton, V .. i n of the circuit � 11e�vlce bureau. a weekend here with her pare nts, ' RD No, ONE 1:1 Mid- A,rnerica n Con f1reri.ce' •\•se.: ,7 SHADEi OHIO • He saM a total of 1.9�4.tB'll ran , 'l•J Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Park er. e.:_:::::::_::· � 'm g"' 1j ,1� b� ,,,;;;:;;:;;,;;:;,4_1� ---''l!. "J.I�- I! IJr-_vc atte nded 24 playi ng date • -�""'""'�=-...,.-:::"'-:,-:,�...,�""'""'".:: Mrs. Lou Diehl accompan ied this season. A correspondi ng num• 'Mrs. Norma Russell and Mrs. Mar­ ..For M8'hen Oa_i,. · . ,. I . : ber o f Phtyl n g dates at the stut Br Mr9. CharlH Diehl tha RuHel l to Parkera burg where o f the 1�9 campaig n drew 1,137,Mr. and Mrs. Herma n 'Michael they spent the d ay shoppi n g. I ANY,-IZE - ANY F�AYOR I ; 1 456 Cana. have bought the Evely n Turn e r Recen t callers o f Mrs. Emma 1 CHo "'11111, � • V•U•i 0ot1iion home and will reside their. Fox I n clude Mr. an d Mrs, Earl . Att e ndance at the Laure l Clift Rouah and children, Mr. and Mn. Good Swtday Onlf I Pastrano Looking Ont I Free Methodist Church on May I Joh n ny Douglas a nd C hildren , Mr. .� . .. - � .:. - � - • - .. -\ t For Shor A Archie was 124. and Mn. Cllirk Cline a nd Mr. and Take The Coupon To - - LOUISVILLE, Ky. UPI-WIiiie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobs we re Mn. Ed Daily and ehi ldren. Po�trano figured he was st.anding the w1'ekend ,wests of his pare nts i n l i ne for a host at an dent Ar­ Mr. and Mrs. P earl Jacobs. Mr. and �\t:rs. Thomas Holter and chie M oore'11 Ught heavyweight Mr. a nd ·M rs. f'aul Snyder 'cal led daughter, Sharen and Mr. and Mrs. title today after scoring a unani­ o n Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ebli n a nd Wi nn ifred Scarbrough and son, Al The PomeN>y Bend Bridge mous decisi on over heavier but chi ldreR. . Lawrence, visited relatives in Co- 1· s lo wer Al onzo Jo hnso n in a Dl!rby Mr. aod Mn. Roy Howell o f Ta l ­ l umbus, Su nday. P.ve to-rou nder. ladega, A la., have returned to their Pastra no and ma nager An gelo home h ere. Mr. a nd Mn, Lou Di ehl called Du n dee , well aware that standi ng J n li ne for AtthJe ca n be a l ont• o n Mrs. Lona Roecher, Chester. term propo1lt ion, said they hoped Lester Brookover has l'1!turn ed to keep busy overseas in the mean lo hi1 employme nt after spendi ng time. the we e kend at his home he re. � w..· ft:! f��1! ""~ •"""" ""°. I -----·---- - I t :�:r:-�" I PP e Grove News Qf The �k N ew PlatOODIDf1. System T0 Be , Dis }ayed TOday * Flowering Crab Apple TrHs Evergreens * I .' I I I WHY WE PAY OUR RESPtCfS "Grandp•. why do men take off their ha ts "1,en the flag passes by and why do sol­ di�r,s stand stiff and raise their hands lo th eir caps?" • Welt Sonnr, ii ls not because our flag ls a pretty Ji>iece of red, while and blue cloth that we show 11 the respect we do. Neither do we do 11 for 'show off', but just to remind ours�lVll�· to M grateful for the wonderful la nd in which we live. So the flag salute is a se1! reminder that causes us to tell ourselv es, 'I appreciate my country and all the sat• rlftces Iha\ have been made by patriots su ch as George Washington and his Continen­ tal Atlny down lo the pr�sent day liel'Ws a-n d I am humbly grateful (or everything' " l()u� ,resp�ct �or _th_e flag is . quite the sa me respect we show when we go to chu;ch eac� week, by �ntermg an� . mamta_lning a q uiet and reverent attitude. Not because God is present only m our church buddmg and n ol in any other, for He is everywhere. But by that attitude which we show the church we bring ourselves into a reverent feelipg of gratitude, thus tuning ourselves in with Go d." opr �- u·'F AZALEAS f""IIIII U rser,• es Carper's ... I I ■ * Pink Dogwood II ' 1 I\ I ks w. w. Laurel Cliff New� Report :· � 'mi }iiijw'"\"'·: I I I I i TH E DAI RY VALLEY •��=""'""'""'�""'""'""'""'�""'-:,-:,""=������� ------- ----- for your home repair need, ALL TIRES MOUNTED FREE PH I LCO TV SPECIAL ,/· . • 'N'ith the hope it will, in some m easure, foster llnd help sustain that which i� good in fomi ly ond community l l fi!, thi s feature is sponsored by the bu�i ness fi rms _ond orgoni zotiC'ns whose names "l>�Q.t J:;,�. IQ)«, , ',W'...-,· ,. IAKER - FURNITURE Middleport fOREMAN & ABBOTT . !,TIFFLER R�D ANCHOR Pon eN>y Budget ll'allers lllddleport rHE UNITED stEEl WORKERS. OF .,...ERICA Loul t:aloa 5888. Ravenswood, W. v,. .� Center Of/10 VALLEY BAKING CO. -;:utom Built Kitchens . •. Shopping of Hohum Bread ll. JI. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. Veur Dodg• & Plymonlb Dealer HEINER'$ BAKERY ' ,, ', \ I i. ' BU:en Of Good Bread bunllil8'<tn,. W. Va. LE'r trs - - , Big 2 1 inah Pictute1_� ith A Beauti ful, Console Cabinet YOURS FOR 11 . ONLY• .,_ • 1 1 ' Lot U. llw You • ,,.. lotlffloil llil YIIUI' ... •• > . -.. .... .... a1,·, • l 'I", ASSOCIA�ED RADIO ' . . aJ1d TILEV-I SION llarrr ildW, lhnler • '" ' - �· -0 •··· ' .' �� - • . -_ _ - -.- --.-.--- - - ---:� .-:-..---..-::.---:-:�..... -.t•..-_-_-..__ ·-----C S-Dally Sentinel, ·--· ----.-.-.-- ----- Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 7, 1960 I SCarpenter . YOUNG UNSHORN 25 HEAD ewes to ha,e 1,mba loo n , in frne ('Ond1t1on . Lucille Smith Phone Y C 5-21 Q l , Che,ter. Ohio: �-6:' t p --- ---NEW TWO B EDROOM. HOUSE on Ro, t e 33 , 1 2 milea no,th of Pomeroy, Oh.1o. Frank Burson, M4 Sh.ade, Oh10. - tp - - -. ( 9a , Ma r l ne - Supp l ie!. -- ---- - USED BOAT$ AND MOTOR• $15 and_ i,p whil• tMy lut, Metrohtan Moton. 600 I. Maln r i !:•;;::eror. Phon• WYJJUO. WA NT ADS ' I Last Roundup In 1ru:A ensus Now Underway oc1ety Events CLUI MIITING Mrs. Pickens Elected Head Of Mason WS"� Th e M e ta:, County Ridin g Club will meet at I.he Salisbury Township buJl dl n a, Tu etday at 8 p. m. Members are ull.ed t o br ing sa n dwiches or cookies tor refreshmenta: Those wi1hln1 to ,parti clP,.te in tlie Ohio Valley Honemen Association 1how1 t.he coming sea­ son , must ·have their dues paid by May 1�. ""' C BY _,_ M.lNOAL JOROAN Weekend g uests al the home of M nd M n T. M. G ahtw ay In, I , ' FOR CONSISTENT DEPEND ABLE IU!SULTS \A:) eluded_ Mr. an d Mrs. D. 11 ,i g d, RATES t n1'. Wi th the rint stage of the 1960 The election of offlcera tor the ��: � a: ;e ��! ��? , L_a:c�1�er, C . ens u_s of Popula tion a nd Hous- WSCS of the Mason Methodist P 3 un ts pe r word , oae maert.ion. Minim um cha,v._ _ 60 -=er>•..1 Mr . and Mre . h l tu; lly �om pleted locally, Chur ch too k place at the regu­ g 8 cent& per word fo, t.hree oo.n&eootive in.sertio1.11· I by a nd Sue �h�:!:a �-••t � r:1�� �ls tr�l� c upeni1or A E Har- lar meetir. g of the group •held in Sped&! - one mouth for 30 centa per word. and M Woodr _Rt. mony a nnounced the �gln�ing of the social' rooms of the church Al a Full rate Of 3 c�ni. per word will be charged for adveirtia:in1 Mr · ��d Mrs. �fba •�c':fn ig h t, a ":,'w'ere You Counted ? " camp-11l gn recently. tf OOl paid within 10 days after receiving blJ.1. Sh ar�n, C� lum bwl to msu re th a t no re sident of the N amed lo oHi ce were the fol. Carson and Mn. Fra n ce, Stew­ �=� g!/�: E1Ton1 ti:i Ad vertiaina - Should be reportP.d hmnedi■te-ly. The nd f r k Picken s, :presi• art to the f-01lowha:: �g M arg r Dally. Sentinel will not be responsible for more lb.an one incor­ en l s . Mr� and } e�n :11::1� • ;aer ��/:to ����� �i�Y hav e ��:� , Mary :• ipe ha rt, v ce preMn. Margaret Pic k ens, 1'irs. Kii­ 1 rect 1r11ert.!on. and John. Oth er callers i nc l u ded be n • ed b th c e u8 t e tle Foileaong, Mrs. Clara RoU1Jh �d of Thaob and Stl>eci&I Notice, of EVl'1lta Obituarl.ea c:;,:� �!�er� ��:! Mrs. H attie !Cook, M rs. Burges,· nd e Gi �ogly nd • �: � r��: �o � oti �y t'::e ;�::\a��!�� ' �� publahed at 1 cent per word. · e·. :t:·v:n , A��!� sc , ue 1n e d1str1 ct office by me a n s of "W er e Th acq ss 1ss1on m m its, .. � ary Mrs, Spent:!er, Mrs. VanM atr e: ed ucatloo _ _ � _ _ _____ . ';JORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS \ MO Wa gg oner, Harrison vill e . Coun You ted'" forms Area n ews- c,..,1rman: ,r an cea t S ewart rbilMrs. P68rl Roush, Mn. Thomas, FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED 1, 60c 90c $ 1 .30 '4c 50 · . Mr· and Mrs · R eed Jeffers Of papers a re p·rintin g t· hese for ms dren' wo k 1· r miln, a c ·b Mrs. Ch a ttin , Mrs. Wrlght, Mrs. Sara� . l h ous e or gar a e ar t m a e n t. g 20 60c p s1 .20 s1.eo $1i'oo Alban y were Sun�ay din ne r in their c urrent ed i tions . as a Spen �er, ;outh w or k ch a1. rman, Capeh a rt and M.ra. Proffitt. . C all WY2·2029. . �:io-3tc "" 75e . $1.50 U.211 $7 11: ue sts of their so n -m-la w and I public ae 1 Pr 1 I ;�� �:t�il� :rof!i tt, Christi an BO· ��i!'�te��.1 Ada rocelvod by 1 0 A. M. will be in th■ t day·1 ..ptt. r u3 hter MT; a �d Mra. Lav e rn I the "' W e ;: C.:� u n · or an and a maly. . will speed up the co m p ilation of APA..tu.' MENTS _ i'W'nubed and Topi... for the 'lneeti ng wu , R h ta rk e)' spon ao�ed a tri p preliminary po pulation figures for unJ1111Wl l t en_ M.!ddle· r .1-'0 bed Mellut "Tur 2.-6 8&, n ing On the t 1 tt Light" -with a m en Park, Hu n tmg ton, for o the area. 2- po t. one WY- _ 2 the S u nday Sch_ool cl asses of the _ Mrs Prelimi na ry figur e s presen ting Emily Bur gea s i n charg e 5 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO & Carpenter Ba ptist . Churc h. . Thirty the tot al p opulat ion o f i ncorpora t- Van Matre read a poem a n d th� room 11partm en ts. A. N. Be ngel, one made t he trap a nd enjoyed ed pl aces of 10,000 or more grou p &an g songs. TIRMITI AND PEST CONTROL Tht- meeting closed with 8 po pul a tion and for coun Uee w J II Phone .VY2-3212. by Fain. FrN inspection. IMur­ 1 1·2-tfc th e day to g�th er. ' r a - • yer bY Mrs. Burgess. Refresh• very A mt e reati n g p m ee ti_ng · e 1esue b d as soon as the district ed by N■tionwlct.. Phone R. ments were served by Mrs. Jean FOR RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY h ld S d e Y en mg supervisor is v n t convi at h ced a and A. Service 'Statkm WY2• 4 rooms a nd bath unfurn ished · h �eth ��ts1 • youth Fel· comple te count h s been made • . Call r, 2366, -- -- 4-26-tfc 3 : 30 p. M. Phone lows�lp grou p of the T�mple �e- Final, detailed popula t ion figure� w ; ; ; Yz , U 4-16- c thodtst . Ch u rch en tertained Kl.Sh• will be iss ued In W ashlnglon l at• MIDDLt.PORT fo' IRE oEPART· ccc�----__: • 2 9 6tp I Witr Mirza, B stude n t from India. er this year after the returns ha ve me nt Auctlon Sale, Sat urday, _:::_ _--:-::= She spoke on cult.oms an d elf'• been ta bu lated on the Cen sus Bur• May 14, Ewin g Buildi ng on the FURNISHED APART MENT, 3 I lure �t her coun try. A good crowd eau 'e electron ic t:!omputers. T in Middl eport. Uted and Helen Elias, P.eachle an d R•••rooms a nd bath. Phone WY2· was m atte nda nt:!e. New Merchandise . Everythl ni 0,l I I and Helen Roush attended a se _ 6915 -3 6 tc al r a Fede funda t llo a e r ted to m_eetmg of the Ladi " Mrs. Earl Nelson wa11 host.ea to from Billy Goatr to Kitc he n es Friendship j F'OUR ROOM HOUSE FOR REN T a Stanley Prod u cts par ty at her State and Stale fu nda, i n turn, ar e Ctrcle at the home of Mrs. Shirley Sink,. Doors open 9 a. m, Sa l e I atarta 1 1 a. m. Refreahme nt. W ebster Fruh Farm, Lon g home Thursd ay afternoon w itb allotted to count ies a nd mumcipi - Priddy, Bradbury, Friday evenmg. 1t es on a per capita ·basiB. so a ,avail able a ll day, Crltt Brad­ .Bo ttom, 0., The hostess was presented a birthTel YUkon 5-320l. Marcell a Gwinn, de a ler Crom pt j 1 1 -••· II If■ ' aho rt cou n t means a abort a llote, Thoae atin ch a r kersb ur g ford Jr., Auc tio11eer . 549tc g day gift from the m embers. Reli·�6 tc . ,e■ r ,,aclh I , tending included Mre. Lester ment . Thus, it is imperative tha t freahment1 we re served to the ems FOR BEDFORD RECREA· 4 ROOM S AND B,ATIJ_ FURNISH· Sw�ari ngen ant' son , Mn. Lewis we have a complete count. The above mentioned, Juanit a and TION Crnter to be in by May reside n t of the Charlotte e� apart rn e!1t. Christine Beegle, Smith a nd N an cy, Mrs. Gra n ville help of every Roush , New Haven; Al20th. Please contac t Ruaael Cu l­ ar ea i� ne ed ed to reach t his goal" �el . W'i2·3302:____ ll-6-6tp ma Coleman, Pom eroy; Peii,y Arl�ms. Phone WY2-61�1 an y he said. n ott a nd Yoneda Cart, Middleport; UNt'URNISHED 6 ROOM HOUSE I L me c1ftcr :'i o'clock or Satur­ Mea n whil e, the second stage " Carol Work ma n, Mason , and Jean al 1 1 28 East Main St · d a ys. Pom · i,.7.3 t p of t� e ceneus le in full swing ac• • Casto, Bradbury. MINOR LIAGUE RESULTS roy. Phone WY2·3408 • 5-6-a �, �or<lmg to th� _su pervisor. This Shopping In Middleport Friday lntarnatlonal Lff!JW ,:-...,---- --- ---'-' _::..:,.::: �alls for the ftllmg oul a nd ma ilwere Harry Lacey, Mr. and M.rs. Hav■n■ 1 OMontrNI 9 mg t�e special "blue"• household Okey Fowler a nd d aughter, a· nd Ml■ml O nh;ht ·roronto IN M EMORY OR OU R SON AND 2 iG ques tio n na ire whi ch was left a t _ _ Eul ah Fe rguso n . Columbul 2 Rocho,,., 0 "'""' brother, Carter Srnl th, wh� pa ss• TWO MEN ever f our th house hold d uring Mrs. George Trew visited Miss Ric h mond • Buffa lo ni ht ed a wwy 3 ye1m ago, May 8th. 6 t For sales opportunity star li ng I the ri_rs t stage of lh_e censu s. Thia Pauline McDaniel, Pt. PlcaRant on Pacif ic Coad LNgue Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sm ith at $ 12� per week. Must be ove r : . q.uest10nn alre contai ns the queaSund ay afternoon . Bro thers and Sisters. 25 and have a ca r and •ble to S.. ttl• 4 Tacoma 2 tio ns whic h are asked of 25 per. Re v . and Mrs . Fran kie· Roush of Sacramento 4 Spokane 2 5 · 7·ltc Pomeroy, Ohio start work im mediately cent �� t he popul ation i n orde r to e C al l h. anon, are ann ouncing the uck Lan-caste r OL-3·45 1 5 lor �ppoin t I S■n 01■:oo at Portland ppd rain . ave e t of 8 compl ete c an· c COS pd ! rlh $■It b1 L■ke at Van of a so n . M r. a nd Mrs. B"• nouver rain p _ men t. � / C!'n■lgnment ■le ass. 2t� ---- -- me Roush, local, are grandpar__ ·- · Amarlcan A11oclatlon --I OUR NJ";XT SALE WILL BE l l la:LD ents LCST TOOL BOX NEAo WAN_TJ-::D MAN .FOR GENERAL I Hou,ton 5 Ch,,l.,ton •, ,, BASIIAN .r, Th u rsd ay M 5 1060 ay , , at 1 1 ah, ' . $5.00. Reward. Notify Guy Rone ! al ffice wor k , M u �t be a tile t o I D111■1-Ft. Worth 1 0 Denver 4 Y 1v i· a Col e man c a lled on Mr. o the a u ct ion grounds I mi. wcsl , lY (ie a 11 d . � ho u ld h ave some lndl1n■� I• ■t St. Pahl ppd bad or Bashan Store. c ••-St a n in Pt. of Por te rfield. w e w i ll h. ave ..., P :: :v;�:�; h � r k : nc P a n , 1 ls ( r ��� � t� �: " �: l�i;�d��� i�r. and Mrs. Geo rg e Fra nklin �;; �����=U rit�: :}:h \ bi �::: ! Loui :7",: :� MlnnN po l l• ppd cold u I rv . 8) If interc�ted, write giving reStewart and son have moved into Southern AHoci■tlon Sales. H arold Goddard, Auctionthe Flekher Yo, ng 'p,o..,rty w hich �ur n e of e11: perienc e lo Rich- \ Llttle Rork 12 Atl■nt• 5 eer. 19&5 BUICK 5 2 ate $995. SPECIAL tgomery 18.1 on u pMon o o 3 Bfrmln d •• h•m • Sh,ovepo,t x lnn Son, ., c In & , r . Y recen tly p urc h ased. The Don P. 0, Bo H�rd-Top 2 Door. Sparklln• 5 feet open · ��: mm ns o M ason m oved in to the per, 9.4 on lower, ln . 447, l o er y 19!'.12 OLDSMOBJLE. GOOD t:ON' m u , Ohio. ft-7•filc nor iginal finish. Dyr.aflow drl·�e. N■1hvllle ■t Ch■ttanoop ppd rain Galli polis, 18.4 on upper, 1 1 .� Cu n ningham dllion. On e owner. Sell cheup. 1 pro pe rty vacated by Bl aeUn ars, Pomeroy. &·Mite ·� ,• Loc k 23, the Ste warts. Mr a nd Mrs Harry . . M WY2·6770ob il• ■t Memphll ppd we t on lowe r, 7 feet open !j, 7 Jtc ) 14 8 on u pper 9.B on lower, 6 Blond and son haVe moved in to groun d1' Good Clttn UNd Can O E re E et o pen on th e trnp All Kana- I the Alburtis You n a prn e,ty OJT fl D AJH. 115 LA D R HE C END R N M . H Ea■tun Lugue R, lONlNG, REFRI I GE I All M■ha, and MDH I e p lb. $10.00. Phone SII:l-4677. whII da ms are on the sill , a_t lon aervice. Jack '• B.efriaera- Sprintfleld 9 Lancastu 8 Mr.. and Mre. �erman Kirb·y vis,MTR.OP'OUTAN MOTOltl . • n-?-Ol c Condition of Mova bl • D■m.. 1ted m Crooksvtlle Su nday ' with tton , New Haven. Phone Binghampton 7 Allentown 1 60CM06 latt M■,n It, A ll da m s are up, closed to runn- hie aunt who i, m ' 2i,n37 .a 11• · WIiii v-.-·U __ am,port 7 RNdlng 6 . ,......,, Ohio PONY . 41 -me - h . STOCKING f""'EET. · 1ng ½ t ra p. WJ!l te nu1.ne 1 For &l\ld scrVlce. It is poHible th at some Adv ance t. 'l. Mc:COY Ohio River Boah: D O)Y nbound: , alle)' Lake, 12 8e� · ,t Sli aoc V IIIIIO lll&IICURY $7115. 2 DQOR AUCTIOHIIJ -:I' Lock 14 A. V. Cri ss jlr, 7 : oq " m Ce nsu� Repor t forms have , not Se dan. A good reliable ell. , , llflil�l, Eas t of Pom eroy. R•ut• 2, Loni lottorr.., ,.Jflla. FDR SALE SEVEN ROOM H OUS!; 6-0; Lock I� Rubert E. · Re'�tl," 5 :-$1! be en pick ed up by census takers Bli1.eUnan, Pomeroy. :i, 3 6lp rt-5.fftt:! with two bBths, ga rage , wasb am 0. 1 1 ; Lock 17 City or H u nti ng - the Dis tric t Super v isor sa id. 11� GRAVILY nACTOA IA.LIi AND ton 4:55 am 14•6: houa e, cellar, lar,ce t'ttrner lot Vulcan 6:55 urg ed peraons still holding tiueh lllC5 2 'l'ONE BUICK EXCElr Strvlc._ 512 1. Mal11, Pom1tor. forms to mail them to t he lo cal am 0-10; Lock :u Mr . Criss 10: In louted in Ches ter, O hlo, oa le n l co11di tlon $Ji9r). Phono Phon• wv2•2975, Opan 'tll , census office . a m 0.1; Lo c k J a ni e D 10:00 Rout e '1 . Prlti!d t o aell. II inter22 a m SH2 192. i,.r..atc p. m. until Jun• l. IIIHMaq: ested call or wr ite P a ul Polina: 4- 2; Lock 23 Elger Cliff 2:20 pm Harol d a■rnhart, llNdavUle. 1008 BUICK $ 1 ,1195 VB SPECIAL Ripley, W. Va. TttJ. ES2·9433'. 3-0; Bob Benter 6:05 pm 20•0; • Ohio. Phon• cooaw', II• 3'9I . Hard top 4 Door. one carer u l Be n McCool 7 : 50 am, 3-1; Upbound 4-28-tfc 3-19-Uc own er. Oynaflow drive. Radio Lock 28 G ene Hutchinson ,:50 _______ and Heater. Blac ttaan, Po me­ MUII.L�R FURNACh, ■lflNC.- FOR SALE: FIVE BUOIJ.: HOUSB am, 3-0; Lock 29 Tra d e Winds 1 roy. · HO\llil appllanH1. Arnold lro- 1 with bath. Nlee lontion. M:tilvln !1 :0� am 6•'1 ; Gall J polis Rellant:!e 5-&-6tc theri, lyr1euN, Ohio. PhOM · Hood, 111 Loc111t St. PomerOJ 11 am 7-12; Lock 21 Ray mo11d E, 19116 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF. ' Salvetti 2:40 pm 16-1; N ational _WY-2-ta84. 3--30-,0lp 11 -lMfc 473 Syca more St., Middleport ff:10 a m 3- 1 ; Atla, 10:25 am C,&, J2 tp ...... .. .... ,;ti....., • • • 'llsLE\'lSI� Kanawha River lottt: Winfleld SALE Li ,do'l:11, .. :..GE- Hel en Z down 2: 15 am 0-4: Jerry appliance repair. Pbon, Oti1 BOUSE For FREE lnope<llon town, ah. room1, • room1 .HeClintock. Radne, Ohio. 10&6 CIIEVROLET VB f DR. SE­ e- 801tworth down 9:15 pm 6-1. PHONE 2 up, apJroximateb' 1 acre l 2-1-tfe d■ n . Pomeroy l'oHce Ca r . Bla ct· · mmy.GIimore's Supply Slore vel land excellent well 13 mllea stout and J ,Mrs. -C -a r I Gree n tnare, Pomeroy. , 5-5-Btc CUSTOM .BUU..T KIT•..._, _. from Pomero1 on Stale lees, Mrs. Joe Rho.des and dau· u•� Route DIJIWY-2-2774 tlCOed. lo: , TOIIJ' holll3 11M e,692. Price S000,00. lnqulre Jbter, Mrs. Keith Nelton. and I Vaughan'• Exterminating dau.,h ter, Mn. William Cheadle tim4t• )·0a ...lr'JaB 1114 Abbott. Mrs. Howell at Pa,etown. Pllone WY-2.Wl. 8-8-tf 3-12-eotc Mn. Dale Sta nsbury, Mni. Ma� AFRICAN VIOLETS. CALL WY2• Company Hlni n a, M rs. Robert TUrner, Mrs. _::.30. Call after o •. m. &·'1-6tf It. Martt, W. Va. TILIVlli'ON ANO IMA.Ll Alva Rupe, Mn. Glen CUnci , Mn. AppUanN NP1lr, C.11 l'ranlr ll2 RATS KILLED WtTH �A-R BRAND N E W ZIG ZAG Dorae)' Jordan and children, Mn. CapMlna, 414 N. hc'IIMI Ave.. Wartarl n. 2� Iba,, fl.49; 4 lb1, machi ne. Makes button holes Faye Jordan, Mn. Clyde Rupe , MlddllpOl"t. Ml POMIAOY - 7 rooms, ba th, base- and Cat herine and Sara and Don• '2 � �fe, pure, and . ·auaranteed . and 1tl1 fancy s titches, Fuli -._ -_ r..um· ■bach l la rdwar11. price S4'1 .00. Ter ms. ment, Phone hot wa ter heal, atorm n a Nelson. Much l11terest waa kADIO TV SIRVICI WY2-2204. 5-li-6tc (t) 2'1, 28. 29i (&) 4, 5, 8, doora and wi ndows, front porch, 1hown . Refreshments were serv­ ALL MODILS ANO MAKIS I I , 12, 13, 18, ID 20 ba ck encl01ed, 1ara1e corner ed by the hoatees. Phone WY 2•2255, ltomt,ey, Ohio MANURE 26, 27 ; (6) 1, 2, 8 , o', 10: USED NEW IDEA M IN Diane Tolley ■S)f'nt Sunlot. Out or all fioods. 1 .000 .00. CLILA ND TV and APPLIANC ■ Sprea der. Carl Eaaterday, Rt. 1, __:1 1 _:: 16' .'.1 7,:_::Mtp day 'With Mr. and M ra. G. R. MIDOLIPORT 8 rooma, ba t h ' G 3 tfc R■<:ine, 5-r..Stp -;:=:-:-:-:c:::-- ::'.. ::. _:: and half, furnace, front and back Cli ne. E''VERYONE IS INVITED TO A AUCTIONIII porchee, 2 lots on corner (fen dance Saturday nl1ht at the ELECTROLU X VACUUM CLEAN• eom,1• lenlce c<d ), double garage. $1ffl00.00. er wi th attach me n ts. Lik;e new. MOON Hall in Pomeroy, There Crltt lradfeNI MIDOLl,ol:T - 7 rooma, ba th, O n ly t,36.00 caah or term,. will be I aun ahoot on Sunday Writ.; PhOM or Centact !umoce hHt, ,1orm door, WV2 2204. Pho n e &·0·8tc ,n4 at 1:00 o'clock back or the Skat· • A, C, IRADPORD, !!HIM, Ohio. window,. Garo1e, aeveral Iott I Inv Rini on Route 7, 8-&•Stp PLANTS FOR SALE: ' SWEET · · 'Mr. and Mr1. Arnold Anderton $7'500.00. . Potato 90 cen t, per 'hundred · •·URNlTU RE REPAIRED AND RE· SUSUlllAN - 6 rooms, HOUSE TRAILER OO'XIO', FIVE bath� 1pent Sat urday eveninri with Mr. finished. Phone Wlt-3720 or 11111 1'9mato and Cabbage, 7i, cenh beau tiful kitchen (new bltt h ubl·· and "11. Rodney Pierce &ind sona. room,, bath. Sleep• a. '48()0,00, }'aye Powell, Racine. &-'1-3te per hundred or 10 cen ts per Pr ice Include, fu el oil tank· Mr. and Mra. Ted canon, Ben­ lne la), baae ment, pipe fumace, dozen; Pepp11rs, Elli Pla nt , •u.ber, dryer, lelevi1lon. Se� double a:■raae with room ov� er Falla, Pa., ,pent the week end Br unel Sprout and Cauliflow­ Frank liLld1011, Ba■han Road head, youn,c fruit and plen ty � wi th Mrs . Canon'a parent.I, Mr. er, 1& cent, • doz. B. F. Board, . Rl. 1, Rtcl�e. flowera. Laree lot, city water. and Mn. Charley Pl'lce. 5-'1-3LP Ma■on , W. Va. G-5·6tc road. Mr. and MN, Robert Whi te 1pen1 Loca ted on Improved DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR Saturday evenina with Mrs. Em· 112,800.00. ' ELECTRIC - il,EWING ut«i farm mac hinery? See BJU SINGER lI VIII.GIL TIAF'OltD, $■ Inman ma Powell. machine Round bobblJ( In ex, Goodwin and bu)' at far m pr1ce1 h• 22t PhllM WY 2-6731 'Mr. and Mn. Howard na nk · cellent condlUo n $43.00. Phone Six mllea from WU ke,vUle. 1pont Sundoy with 'Mr. 111d Jin CUCKLIR RIALTY WYJ.2204. 5-li-61< • 28 30tc 7, Ste Charle■ Price and family. Before 9:30 -A.M. lottd.U.,ort WY,t.lMt Pomo,.,, WY•Nlff iAUTJ: PIID UOIII At C­ Look ot tho Space. Look at lht Yultotl '4141 11.t.Mlt.L IIRvtCJ ITA� Priceo. 1- •• the Sovlnll•­ Kf�!� �--- - ------ 1 ·u .uo. ·- ( 1 4) For Rent PHONE WY-2-21 57 I 1 9 ) For Sole :h:n .....•..,...,,..••' I l West Colwnbia " PERSONALS l ' �· . ' u RIV ER REPORT s -;;;;;;;;�==::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;.�d-�a:-;;; • Pd. Pol. Adv. R.wioANllSMALL rif'a SEWmG "ifl..:.-LI zo r·;__ ·-r·'· I --""""' - -TRAILE RS- ,.. _ 1960 VOLKSWAGON I DOOR � p(u, •nd you Nf\ get d.,.,Vfl'J toda)' , grey finJ1h bel1:mi, white w■ Ha. $1899 POMEROY -· oro R·co. • - Termo ,_ N._. all'! US&D, "'°' l'ft' � hi llt'1 · Wanrly Moltll1 to ltomt Sain U.I, lfo. 21, W•-lr, Ohio 0,,.,, ■-Y dor t to , BOYS BLACK GYM SHOES euahlon tole 1aff to t(le. Sina llttle boya '1� to big boyt 8. $Utt. Chlklren'1 lennis o:N. !orda cuthkm Insole. Red-Blue $1.00. � The Shoe Bo,, Middleport. M 6tc .=-:c=----- BABY BED IJKE, NEW SOUD ·bead and foot, 11djuatable 1prin11, ean't ,.et mattttti.; oldO!I have 'plol!l, o leethlnl bar'. • partable wuhel,•-. llkt new oloo loldlDI hl,h , dlalt like new,:-�• 1-1-31)> "811N11111. , ' - �lJ 0., 8ert'let' (20b� l nsu� - , llARNBNIIIIPSON IN&ulWIIC:C AJenu, lllddloptl't. J'ln, 4.i;. mobile, llondL Phan• lrY♦ 2110a, •- i bON ifiviiti-- .'!l'l1••111!,1•· ,;;;, I!!!!!!'!..,_._.. ' t.i': •.., .. ' ff:00 6:30 will ,. , . 1 To The Voten Of MEIGS COUNTY THAN KS For Your Vot• and Support ,i enjoy the excitement of n· · . lllA Y:!f f• r: t>t!�?•"':• li'l . «'J'tK W HT N;.TV .C hann el 13 _ _ _ YOB :r u Al Tb• Dem0<rallc Prlmory E. A. WINGm Tuesday;s . Republican P,imary : OAKt;Ey::-.c�·co�LIMS ., '_' ': ._ , -� � ' 'f -, Morn:,.,tl s•r·a r ::n:�.. Soc"•·� '' ' r'�t l!!oln.-llltOW Sll...w.. ' ' \ I ' ' IC)f,h l:�ngressional ' . District ' ',.. j>,_\ !'' •.. It; ' " ·i· ' ,1"i: . � !, Republican C�ndidate For .C�ngress -, cicJNn a,o:,ly to look clc),i.,n on 'em -they must look to look ' \ up- •.,,soLINI!: ALL EY Col\<Y, t 5Ut'e cpngrstulaoo vol! on that ble;sed Mnt at .��- I ' ,.., " In: IN l, -­ -but wen �he� VOTE and SUPPORT m I The S'Jdience -V�I.!. FOR YOUR Call Dlu Sttrrllt pla y�. - annel 1- ,. - 5 nday ,i �O � B� 4:00 4:30 4: 35 5:110 5 ·40 1f45 Final rehean;als will be held rieirt wool< for tile Ml. , . plays which the Senior Class of. the Middleport High ' ,. D!ai In P·'l\· 8:1� at 13 May f(. will present on Friday evenln · , ' dire Is Moore Nan Mrs. high, school auditorium. i , - IJ.ultf MT, OLIVE NeWS Of The Week ihiDdly Showcase J\ev. Wlllott (New Bavh Church of Goc1) $unby Showcue News Sunday Showcase News & Weatber Congre1sinan Moeller Washingon Reports to the p,.�Je Sundown Sereilade 011 the Air Fina l Rehearsals Under Way For Senii>r · Class Play At Mid dleport NeitttwpFrid •" . '18 '-111�11' �• aa 2: 3:1 3:SO C�annel 13-Monda) for Saki 11.At.-lo Weekend News Weekend Gueat Star Pat Boone Show o,oo Sundown Serenade 6:30 Off th� AJr . . . . Sunday 7 :'5 Sian On 7:4 7 Sunday Chapel ;�!:'.itl -11111!•• Channel 1 3 - Saturday , IHI. �uovtlle, 12, 30 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:Dff NtWI ,, Po·i nt Rock Social Items --- vi "Om• I DAN ,C. HARTI NGER • l:SO 1:311 D:SO D:311 10:30 10: � 11:30 1%:00 12:16 · l•l numbei'I ���- 1 ' • � s . � �,!' H :!°u h · �, fn8J�h1!3[l�nf: c!�!:ec� "lnclud� 11! , _dan�� 1:iY Dlip� St Senior Hi1h eel ectln,c the Ki ng .. It'll P�� f f " . sh. ' �aid� Rou · fr,om al\ the boys in school . The clforus will sing between acU. 1 1 00 The Nows T�t - two chief contestants for king are Prompters ror the play1 � weather WindOw :O!li 1 1 Ronnie EYRna as •B ill Harmon and l'J!I&, �:SO Fill Films 1':u th Ann F�rmer and Judy G · U:lO, S··,;. llonl)le Wilt 88 Jack Farl ey, Larry The properties com m ittee la tn1de 8:00 ·Record Hop ·· Mitch as the father and Lynn Bu• up of Ca�ter FTench, Jerry Fry. 7:30 Dick Clark Sh ow U , cha nan as the 11\other help the ir P aul Smith, Jeffrey �kovitch, 8:00 Brave Stallion ac 8:00 C , Siipj:t ular lhier to remain cal m durinl John Lengen , Bernard M.iiht, JeITY dau ! 8:30 Lea ve 1t To Beaver . to h s Room boy w lch 8:30 ROP,IP,er the time she dedde 9:00 Lawren ce Welk Show Spires a11d Will w ens. The Uc�et 9:30 ¥ovli ....., ,elect as King. ,,_ 10:00 Jubilee, U. s. A. 111d .program co mmittee la �e 1:2' B<lnnle Vari.Cooney as Juqe, Ka• p Bo&er � 1 1 :00 Up-To-The-Minute News � or th e �ollowlng seniont ., . h I 1:30 alker 1115 Mary, and Mliria ne ren m­ W F1tr A. th ow t h R1;1 S , i t Late Pet 10 : 1 1 � Benneh, ,B tll . 12:00 lie,I Woodg"erd are girl frienda of MiH er, Shir ley G1lk� y, Janice Rlchi� 1 Sen ior Ht&h who try to pe rsuade Senlo who will usher are R,lpb fl her to pick Bill Har mon as ki ng. ds, Carolyn Br adford, Shar­ war Ed I l I:� ¥�1�. ., . , R �ll Lewis as Tom Ni cho s and on Evans, Qon Gr�eser, Kenne� 1::00 John Hopkins File 2 ·'10 l)fF 1::.. Court _ Judy Clark aa Sue Nichols, ire bro- Ma n ey, Earl McKmh!Y, P lli• 12:�0 · Bishop Pike � !lloW � nce ai.ie Confere The ws e N 2;31) thef and sister of Miss Senior High Pet tit , Bob Preston , Ray S;1\h, 1:00 College a.Pok a·OO Beat th.a who e11joy th'e excite me nt of help- Charlotte Taylor, Pete W ner , 1:30 Big Pict ur e 1;�0 ing th eir sister to btcorhe queen. Sue Yea u e r end ,B arbara srn'9. · Q � tau;� 2:00 My�tery M at inee g �d .a� n ring ea H � ; l:00 J Open 3:00 a.n Hauck 18 Ji m Is th e boy from are on sale by the &en• t.& e Tick \ ff Tin IS:30 Rt school who leads cheers for Gia3:30 Campa ign Round-Up d may be reserved at the dya and Jack. Oth er stud ents are \ors an ",\II� lj r s n tio a ,r N of lth a r wc Ph ar mac y a ny Um e alfter n o : m . Rolle Coll\ 4:00 , an• Maida Roush, Dian & Stu mbo, J ,;,: rr . m p. 4:30 N ational E4uca tion Assoc. .Wedne sday. 7 , TaYldt Tell�r e:411 Weatll l� Richards, C harlotte 5,00 Matty's Fun n i es Car• Gilkey, y ftoWI e l r 1, Shi Jolil, mer, 6:45 Ruth Far 5:30 News Co nfe ren ce 7 :00 Brol<Oll ArroYI olyn Bradford, ,JJartiara Stiles, Sha­ 7·30 Cbl!Yenne ron Evsns an d Phyllis Pettit. 6:00 Peopl e's Choice 8:30 Bourbon street Beat "Clever Caddy" is a 011e-act 6:30 News Con ference ParadiH 111 rea Advr-i.tu 1:SO . PhyIlia Hilbert as Clev er comedy 7:00 Trackdown Harrieon ville Gr !ln&e were AD)atellf Hour Mack Ted .0:30 has a cann y way of palch· ddy a C c k eri '1 :30 Mav Gran ge last 1 1 :00 \'he · N,ews TOD1Cbt In g up quarrels, eecurl n g dates for guests of Laurel 8:30 L a wman ne Atllitu: Pauli r ufe t tec ng. i t mee , 11 :10 Scannlnj the Weather luckless maiden s, and making a 9:00 The Rebel atr . .prog�m lite� th� , I ltte� e �.f�s, nnis . D e e sid the 1• on bit of mon ey . i , j II '· . 9:80 1h• ,I.la'.!':'!'• S�r1rlg ttme u the then'ie and, 'Sh# -• 11 W.alburn as Hugh Kassler 1,5 mdti 10:89' -Jo°hnh, 9taccalo .-.' , ... ... -� a report as delegate ttf ' fuade a )a'(f · thatl d mature a nd mo re poliehe :ftefreshmentj ate Gran ge. St the the boys. Home EconO­ the by served re Carolyn Wilson as Mad ge Elliott w e ee. tt commi mk rye ev of k r superinte11d.s the wo n Mr. a nd Mrs. Jarrot Bobo M r. , one around her, The audience will ����y 'll'e!'! ;;..ial Mr. avid }{art- a nd Mrs. J. E. R adekin a nd D of actlvltle!i the erljoy 1 1 : li, Theater 13 e wer 4:00 Kentucky Derby Preview Gillogly dechief Will ose h Mrs. w _ and �___:_.cc____ _ Inger as Bob Btist 4:15 Ke11tucky I)erby dinner g uests Su nday of Ml&S Octa sire is to be a pole sitter. 4:40 America Albu m Loretta Hallning as Lela Carnrs Gillogly, Alba11y. Dance Party G:00 · Newa represents Uie gay and valn type 8:00 CBS Sunda y guests of Mrs. aene• .8:00 'Movie Spectacular _ n Kangaroo B:lS Captal whi1e Karen Herrm an as Jane Ran v leve Foste r were Mr. and , MrJi.n . '1:30 Perry -Mason 9:00 Cartoon Theater dolph is of the eweet and s Hious Theodore Ruper t , Mt. Sterling, 8:30 Wanted-Dead or Alive Show Howe Red type. �aria nne !Brinkman ls the Mr. and Mre. Joe TuTiler, Alba ny �· est 10:00 9:00 Slowest Gun \n th e w on The Go o:ao eharmin11Y gracious school te 1eh• and Mr. and Mrs. Ed mun d Fos• 10:00 Gunamoke tt:00 I Lo-ve Luer 1:A �- Larry Bunce as Hal W alker, ter • 10:30 Not For mre \l :SO Dec':_� :atroe 1 11onnle Evans •� Tom Creighton Mr . and Mrs. W, I. Swett IIVel'e. 11:00 Newa l2:Qb Love or.. Q?e. .1 , up-to-date bof• · :R.ush Ph ilson Sun.day a-1esta of Mr. and Mra. 1 1 :'10 ThE!ater 13 lll:30 Search For Tomorrow a, John Hill 11 ano\her . t eacher 12:30 Sign OIi 12:0 The GljicHn lL � • who hu quirreled with ?tWgmt. �- M�: Jim Casto, Col- ' " 1:00 Heort i(, tht Cl!r t he birth of a ' announce �mbu, I :30 Al the W91'I� � .J - U (h Hospital . Holter •t daug-bter 111� Z:00 1-·or Betttt or 'Worll Grandparents are Mr. and Mra. · 9:00 Revival cruaded 2:80 Hotll"e ParlY, �l� hS Albert Bolen and Mr. and Mrs. 9:30 .American at work u; . 1-,io The MIUi,onalnl . S:Qfl : ce Scien ian t ris Caato. 9:411 C h y l'.Ut\A . ■. IHLE 1 3•"'! The !f.-YOIIIII • t ii R■ile}cin 10:00 TYi e E. J. Mn. Mr. and Mr. atid Mrs. Clark Ihle .wer &:� The Btllhter DaJ 10:90 Camera 3 In Athena Saturday and Sundat to tended , the Ataer,al ,of Everett r,torm Secret The 1:15 t, l :OQ Big Picture . attended initiation of their dJtl- Hcl{night at Middlepor 1180 The �� ofNltlllt l I :30 am, USA spent severa l n ights Rife Mo� Larry the in Pbyllis, , r g):lte Stoo&U 1.pn-;e Tht • J:00 12:00 Rey Elwood Glbbe toard Society, which is eompoaed with John Vale while they at­ 1;ip Tht,. ltlff! of -lWn • , .: 12:30 Channel 13 Pre11ent1 ... IC of student women with high 1cho- tended band practice at Ru tland. Smit� I. 1:00 Aftlwr 12:e, Baaeball Leadoff spent Sunda y Errol Pickett lar-shtp standing. 8;15 A Look at the Weather 12:� Baaebell of Radeldn. Arlln "Pickle with Lynn Mr1. and Mr. ' '• 1 , 8:20 JU.le Rivlin : Sb·o,, ------1 3:30 Sportscope 1 mbus were Su nday guests of Colu 1:30 AD)ol 'D Amdy 3:4& Sports ilpeclal TUPPERS PLAINS . . . . . , . . . . . . , , , Mr. •nd Mra. belmar Hollan . 1 Polll\eal 7:00 m e Ti y Comed 4:ID , mes Ja Rex Grun pa:ued away at � m and IKm m Ha ar m Del 1:1i, Channel ' 13'-Prelent• , 4:IO ReY. Willard Wilcox Saturday i t were attending 1 !arm m eet1n1 home in Cincinna 7:30 Th• Katt Smith Show •t . : • tl':QQ _Oral Roberts vlcil were beld Tue�ay tl � . Carroll Saturday, at 'ruon 8:00 .Tl)� !RIO · 0--E College Bowl lun�h EUI Church heN with b urlai t/ ael"Ved Aid �dies The • I 8:30 : ,hl4"1' 6:00 Small World . . on Ele ction Day :w\ti�h was a fin- T,l"})pen Plalna Cemetery. ffe. wlllsrflll 1 • 0:00 l)annY. thomil ,Sliow ry Centu tleth t!� Twl?n brother-in-law of, Mn. Ethel 1' ' •• anclal suceell. D:30 Ano �··f;illi · w,si, �· :>·; 1 Mn, carm1chael 91' baugb. and 'Rev� \ t(t:00 �-pqeAJ 'r.aQ. Dennis the Menace Mr, and :Mrs. E mile MatlaCt 1 �� ' �J1cbonville were Friday auesta 10:30 DuPont Show an Sulliv Ed The . 8:Qo, spedt the winter in Flori.: 1 , . , has Jeaq Mn. diu,:hter their of , t:O'l Men 9!M' Genel'al Electric Theater 'Sund4Y wltb her m ot"tler, vilited the n i churt!h .attended 111d ijamQl thor !l:ilO >Jlr<,d J!l!Ch� Preoenta ,1,10 � l,ook ,1 lb• I Mn. Myr tle Froat, evlnlng, 1 : IS 'ibeoier 'II \0:4!\i • George Gobel Show ------"'=- Channel 8 - Sun day NOVEMBER 8, 1 960 ELECTION ◄ .,......,.. ........... .... Pd. Pol. Adv. NOM I N EES I N THE ( 2 1 ) Real Estate Jlev. Mc..ntg;1meQ' (JtuUand JttMl,otl) Cquntry Hyn:,n Tl)• Sunday Sholr NtWI 'I'll• Sunday sbow NeWI The Sunday SbOW The Ar my fJour , . Noon Newt Vi,g!nla Vitatoe J<pootollc Cllurcb) �alioDJ Sbow · ited n U Soclal Security Rev. Teet.I (Cal-p<ltfn) Sunday Showcate �i>lrer1.,ry Show- . BroacS•8Y showe11e 8:00 ......... Sll(ll On Guest Star New1 Ir; -Weather RFD Breakfast. Party New■ BreatfaAt Party Newt Motorcade Star Salute Top Ten Noon Newa Weekerid Now, Weekend Obto News We-,kead te Lai rh""nW ,, t.{ondll• O F YOU R TWO REPUBLICAN ru . 'flMlfU • /1# • Your Clerk Of Courts OPPORTUN I TY TO BE ON E , - ------(20 Business Services ,,oo Sien on Contin ental Cl aHroom T-od.a.• Katie Doon a11 Show Topper Douth Re Ml Play Your Hunch l'rltt II Rliht . Oincentrattoa ena111 Conwequ or Tr1o1tlli II C..uld be Yoo Mid Doy Neill'I Movietlm e Loretta Youn1 fo11n1 Dr. Malo:-, From Theae Roots Comedy PlaybOuse Adventure Time Stea mboat Bill Sgt. PrA■ton Music la the Round Jim Th,icker Show Weathercut Nlf'iwa Picture WCH S.TV C'"an nel 8 Channel 8 ;;,. Saturday I FOR G I V I NG ME TH E ��;�!��; 5:t� 8:00 7• 00 9:00 9:30 t0:00 !0:30 ll:00 11:30 1 12 :00 12: SO \ 1 :00 1:10 2:30 3:00 S: :I_O 4:00 4:30 :iiO THAN KS G_,_, a, Channel 3 - Sunday Channel 3-MoridaJ - 16'#- · --• l'Ml'O Daily Program Schedule 5:e& 8:00 8,16 8:30 7:00 8:30 6:36 9:30 10:00 · 10:30 1 1 :00 12:00 12:15 1 :30 1:35 2:30 2:36 ' 3:30 3:36 4:30 4:35 5:30 5:45 e:� -- --- - - I - -- , s STANDJNGS The Scho9l Story Scien ce Fiction The ater Detective's Da iry W alerlront Home Run Derby News Pict ure Sports Rou ndu p Political Spee c h W eathercast Saturday Night Ja mboree Boninia M an and t he Challenge The. Deputy World Wide 60 1\1:an Fro m Interpol Ne.vs Headli nes Weatherca st Shockwatc h Sign Oft 1 1 : 1� N ilewatch 1 :00 Si gn Off 1 1 : 15 Si gn On . 6:30 1 1 :30 Thil is the Llfe 6:00 J 2-:00 TV Cha pel 6:U 12:30 Industry on Parade fl::�� 12:45 Garden Club of the Alr 6::iil •1:00 Basebal l 6:411 11\Jptley llrir.klfJ llopoll 8:30 Movietime 7�00 Hdekleberr, Hound 5:00 World Cham pio11shi p Golf 7:30 ltii.Jerboat 6:00 M eet the Press T�les' ot -Wella Farto 6:� Sunday Ne ws Picture Peter Gunn 9:00 d Trail an l 7:00 Over , 9:30. . Gqodyear Theater 8:00 Music on Ice · 10:�)' . ,N;ews ' "(!onferetlce 9:00 �evy Show l l :00 News aeadllnei ow h Young S a tt re Lo 10:00 11:10 Weatheruat 10:30 Wichita Town Jack Paar-. Show 11:15 1 1 :20 News Hea dlines Sign OIi ,I 1 1:10 Weathert:!H t Primary ElectiQn - --- ------- _--_____ Au_t_ o Sales .l 111d , OTHf;R FAMOUS At The ( 1 7 ) Help Wa nted GI EAT DUL u"T I KARR & VAN zA� I 'JI • ' For Your Vote & Support 1e 4:00 4:30 &:00 S:SO 6:00 8:30 6:45 8:50 6:� 7:0Q '1:31) 8:30 9:00 9'3P t0:3b 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 :15 2:00 EVELYN LUCKE •••• ,.1 (6) Lo...t and Found I -- •BALDWlN • WURLfl'ZEll THAN KS ! 0 I USED CARS · ARE SHARP ( 3 l I n Memor ian ���;! PIANOS BRANDS :!!:�: f ( 1 2 ) Want ed to Rent :oo ( I ) Notices v. TEI.EVIS ION GUI DE WSA Z.TV Cha n11e i S Channel 3 - Saturday ------ Women lnteretted In becomlnll house mother. for fraterqttie, or sororities and thoae who are pm• ently ho uaemothera may appl)' for ii ftvie.day workahip for Home­ m others at Ohio Unlven.lty from Ju 1 2 10 1 7 . •• ...;;,,,,;...,____.____ ,,_,. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 7, 1960-7 , •i r ·, , • .__ -� ' . "". NA NC Y•·· WH ER E ARE VOU '? �� - • . -_ _ - -.- --.-.--- - - ---:� .-:-..---..-::.---:-:�..... -.t•..-_-_-..__ ·-----C S-Dally Sentinel, ·--· ----.-.-.-- ----- Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 7, 1960 I SCarpenter . YOUNG UNSHORN 25 HEAD ewes to ha,e 1,mba loo n , in frne ('Ond1t1on . Lucille Smith Phone Y C 5-21 Q l , Che,ter. Ohio: �-6:' t p --- ---NEW TWO B EDROOM. HOUSE on Ro, t e 33 , 1 2 milea no,th of Pomeroy, Oh.1o. Frank Burson, M4 Sh.ade, Oh10. - tp - - -. ( 9a , Ma r l ne - Supp l ie!. -- ---- - USED BOAT$ AND MOTOR• $15 and_ i,p whil• tMy lut, Metrohtan Moton. 600 I. Maln r i !:•;;::eror. Phon• WYJJUO. WA NT ADS ' I Last Roundup In 1ru:A ensus Now Underway oc1ety Events CLUI MIITING Mrs. Pickens Elected Head Of Mason WS"� Th e M e ta:, County Ridin g Club will meet at I.he Salisbury Township buJl dl n a, Tu etday at 8 p. m. Members are ull.ed t o br ing sa n dwiches or cookies tor refreshmenta: Those wi1hln1 to ,parti clP,.te in tlie Ohio Valley Honemen Association 1how1 t.he coming sea­ son , must ·have their dues paid by May 1�. ""' C BY _,_ M.lNOAL JOROAN Weekend g uests al the home of M nd M n T. M. G ahtw ay In, I , ' FOR CONSISTENT DEPEND ABLE IU!SULTS \A:) eluded_ Mr. an d Mrs. D. 11 ,i g d, RATES t n1'. Wi th the rint stage of the 1960 The election of offlcera tor the ��: � a: ;e ��! ��? , L_a:c�1�er, C . ens u_s of Popula tion a nd Hous- WSCS of the Mason Methodist P 3 un ts pe r word , oae maert.ion. Minim um cha,v._ _ 60 -=er>•..1 Mr . and Mre . h l tu; lly �om pleted locally, Chur ch too k place at the regu­ g 8 cent& per word fo, t.hree oo.n&eootive in.sertio1.11· I by a nd Sue �h�:!:a �-••t � r:1�� �ls tr�l� c upeni1or A E Har- lar meetir. g of the group •held in Sped&! - one mouth for 30 centa per word. and M Woodr _Rt. mony a nnounced the �gln�ing of the social' rooms of the church Al a Full rate Of 3 c�ni. per word will be charged for adveirtia:in1 Mr · ��d Mrs. �fba •�c':fn ig h t, a ":,'w'ere You Counted ? " camp-11l gn recently. tf OOl paid within 10 days after receiving blJ.1. Sh ar�n, C� lum bwl to msu re th a t no re sident of the N amed lo oHi ce were the fol. Carson and Mn. Fra n ce, Stew­ �=� g!/�: E1Ton1 ti:i Ad vertiaina - Should be reportP.d hmnedi■te-ly. The nd f r k Picken s, :presi• art to the f-01lowha:: �g M arg r Dally. Sentinel will not be responsible for more lb.an one incor­ en l s . Mr� and } e�n :11::1� • ;aer ��/:to ����� �i�Y hav e ��:� , Mary :• ipe ha rt, v ce preMn. Margaret Pic k ens, 1'irs. Kii­ 1 rect 1r11ert.!on. and John. Oth er callers i nc l u ded be n • ed b th c e u8 t e tle Foileaong, Mrs. Clara RoU1Jh �d of Thaob and Stl>eci&I Notice, of EVl'1lta Obituarl.ea c:;,:� �!�er� ��:! Mrs. H attie !Cook, M rs. Burges,· nd e Gi �ogly nd • �: � r��: �o � oti �y t'::e ;�::\a��!�� ' �� publahed at 1 cent per word. · e·. :t:·v:n , A��!� sc , ue 1n e d1str1 ct office by me a n s of "W er e Th acq ss 1ss1on m m its, .. � ary Mrs, Spent:!er, Mrs. VanM atr e: ed ucatloo _ _ � _ _ _____ . ';JORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS C DAYS \ MO Wa gg oner, Harrison vill e . Coun You ted'" forms Area n ews- c,..,1rman: ,r an cea t S ewart rbilMrs. P68rl Roush, Mn. Thomas, FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED 1, 60c 90c $ 1 .30 '4c 50 · . Mr· and Mrs · R eed Jeffers Of papers a re p·rintin g t· hese for ms dren' wo k 1· r miln, a c ·b Mrs. Ch a ttin , Mrs. Wrlght, Mrs. Sara� . l h ous e or gar a e ar t m a e n t. g 20 60c p s1 .20 s1.eo $1i'oo Alban y were Sun�ay din ne r in their c urrent ed i tions . as a Spen �er, ;outh w or k ch a1. rman, Capeh a rt and M.ra. Proffitt. . C all WY2·2029. . �:io-3tc "" 75e . $1.50 U.211 $7 11: ue sts of their so n -m-la w and I public ae 1 Pr 1 I ;�� �:t�il� :rof!i tt, Christi an BO· ��i!'�te��.1 Ada rocelvod by 1 0 A. M. will be in th■ t day·1 ..ptt. r u3 hter MT; a �d Mra. Lav e rn I the "' W e ;: C.:� u n · or an and a maly. . will speed up the co m p ilation of APA..tu.' MENTS _ i'W'nubed and Topi... for the 'lneeti ng wu , R h ta rk e)' spon ao�ed a tri p preliminary po pulation figures for unJ1111Wl l t en_ M.!ddle· r .1-'0 bed Mellut "Tur 2.-6 8&, n ing On the t 1 tt Light" -with a m en Park, Hu n tmg ton, for o the area. 2- po t. one WY- _ 2 the S u nday Sch_ool cl asses of the _ Mrs Prelimi na ry figur e s presen ting Emily Bur gea s i n charg e 5 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE, TWO & Carpenter Ba ptist . Churc h. . Thirty the tot al p opulat ion o f i ncorpora t- Van Matre read a poem a n d th� room 11partm en ts. A. N. Be ngel, one made t he trap a nd enjoyed ed pl aces of 10,000 or more grou p &an g songs. TIRMITI AND PEST CONTROL Tht- meeting closed with 8 po pul a tion and for coun Uee w J II Phone .VY2-3212. by Fain. FrN inspection. IMur­ 1 1·2-tfc th e day to g�th er. ' r a - • yer bY Mrs. Burgess. Refresh• very A mt e reati n g p m ee ti_ng · e 1esue b d as soon as the district ed by N■tionwlct.. Phone R. ments were served by Mrs. Jean FOR RENT HOUSE IN POMEROY h ld S d e Y en mg supervisor is v n t convi at h ced a and A. Service 'Statkm WY2• 4 rooms a nd bath unfurn ished · h �eth ��ts1 • youth Fel· comple te count h s been made • . Call r, 2366, -- -- 4-26-tfc 3 : 30 p. M. Phone lows�lp grou p of the T�mple �e- Final, detailed popula t ion figure� w ; ; ; Yz , U 4-16- c thodtst . Ch u rch en tertained Kl.Sh• will be iss ued In W ashlnglon l at• MIDDLt.PORT fo' IRE oEPART· ccc�----__: • 2 9 6tp I Witr Mirza, B stude n t from India. er this year after the returns ha ve me nt Auctlon Sale, Sat urday, _:::_ _--:-::= She spoke on cult.oms an d elf'• been ta bu lated on the Cen sus Bur• May 14, Ewin g Buildi ng on the FURNISHED APART MENT, 3 I lure �t her coun try. A good crowd eau 'e electron ic t:!omputers. T in Middl eport. Uted and Helen Elias, P.eachle an d R•••rooms a nd bath. Phone WY2· was m atte nda nt:!e. New Merchandise . Everythl ni 0,l I I and Helen Roush attended a se _ 6915 -3 6 tc al r a Fede funda t llo a e r ted to m_eetmg of the Ladi " Mrs. Earl Nelson wa11 host.ea to from Billy Goatr to Kitc he n es Friendship j F'OUR ROOM HOUSE FOR REN T a Stanley Prod u cts par ty at her State and Stale fu nda, i n turn, ar e Ctrcle at the home of Mrs. Shirley Sink,. Doors open 9 a. m, Sa l e I atarta 1 1 a. m. Refreahme nt. W ebster Fruh Farm, Lon g home Thursd ay afternoon w itb allotted to count ies a nd mumcipi - Priddy, Bradbury, Friday evenmg. 1t es on a per capita ·basiB. so a ,avail able a ll day, Crltt Brad­ .Bo ttom, 0., The hostess was presented a birthTel YUkon 5-320l. Marcell a Gwinn, de a ler Crom pt j 1 1 -••· II If■ ' aho rt cou n t means a abort a llote, Thoae atin ch a r kersb ur g ford Jr., Auc tio11eer . 549tc g day gift from the m embers. Reli·�6 tc . ,e■ r ,,aclh I , tending included Mre. Lester ment . Thus, it is imperative tha t freahment1 we re served to the ems FOR BEDFORD RECREA· 4 ROOM S AND B,ATIJ_ FURNISH· Sw�ari ngen ant' son , Mn. Lewis we have a complete count. The above mentioned, Juanit a and TION Crnter to be in by May reside n t of the Charlotte e� apart rn e!1t. Christine Beegle, Smith a nd N an cy, Mrs. Gra n ville help of every Roush , New Haven; Al20th. Please contac t Ruaael Cu l­ ar ea i� ne ed ed to reach t his goal" �el . W'i2·3302:____ ll-6-6tp ma Coleman, Pom eroy; Peii,y Arl�ms. Phone WY2-61�1 an y he said. n ott a nd Yoneda Cart, Middleport; UNt'URNISHED 6 ROOM HOUSE I L me c1ftcr :'i o'clock or Satur­ Mea n whil e, the second stage " Carol Work ma n, Mason , and Jean al 1 1 28 East Main St · d a ys. Pom · i,.7.3 t p of t� e ceneus le in full swing ac• • Casto, Bradbury. MINOR LIAGUE RESULTS roy. Phone WY2·3408 • 5-6-a �, �or<lmg to th� _su pervisor. This Shopping In Middleport Friday lntarnatlonal Lff!JW ,:-...,---- --- ---'-' _::..:,.::: �alls for the ftllmg oul a nd ma ilwere Harry Lacey, Mr. and M.rs. Hav■n■ 1 OMontrNI 9 mg t�e special "blue"• household Okey Fowler a nd d aughter, a· nd Ml■ml O nh;ht ·roronto IN M EMORY OR OU R SON AND 2 iG ques tio n na ire whi ch was left a t _ _ Eul ah Fe rguso n . Columbul 2 Rocho,,., 0 "'""' brother, Carter Srnl th, wh� pa ss• TWO MEN ever f our th house hold d uring Mrs. George Trew visited Miss Ric h mond • Buffa lo ni ht ed a wwy 3 ye1m ago, May 8th. 6 t For sales opportunity star li ng I the ri_rs t stage of lh_e censu s. Thia Pauline McDaniel, Pt. PlcaRant on Pacif ic Coad LNgue Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sm ith at $ 12� per week. Must be ove r : . q.uest10nn alre contai ns the queaSund ay afternoon . Bro thers and Sisters. 25 and have a ca r and •ble to S.. ttl• 4 Tacoma 2 tio ns whic h are asked of 25 per. Re v . and Mrs . Fran kie· Roush of Sacramento 4 Spokane 2 5 · 7·ltc Pomeroy, Ohio start work im mediately cent �� t he popul ation i n orde r to e C al l h. anon, are ann ouncing the uck Lan-caste r OL-3·45 1 5 lor �ppoin t I S■n 01■:oo at Portland ppd rain . ave e t of 8 compl ete c an· c COS pd ! rlh $■It b1 L■ke at Van of a so n . M r. a nd Mrs. B"• nouver rain p _ men t. � / C!'n■lgnment ■le ass. 2t� ---- -- me Roush, local, are grandpar__ ·- · Amarlcan A11oclatlon --I OUR NJ";XT SALE WILL BE l l la:LD ents LCST TOOL BOX NEAo WAN_TJ-::D MAN .FOR GENERAL I Hou,ton 5 Ch,,l.,ton •, ,, BASIIAN .r, Th u rsd ay M 5 1060 ay , , at 1 1 ah, ' . $5.00. Reward. Notify Guy Rone ! al ffice wor k , M u �t be a tile t o I D111■1-Ft. Worth 1 0 Denver 4 Y 1v i· a Col e man c a lled on Mr. o the a u ct ion grounds I mi. wcsl , lY (ie a 11 d . � ho u ld h ave some lndl1n■� I• ■t St. Pahl ppd bad or Bashan Store. c ••-St a n in Pt. of Por te rfield. w e w i ll h. ave ..., P :: :v;�:�; h � r k : nc P a n , 1 ls ( r ��� � t� �: " �: l�i;�d��� i�r. and Mrs. Geo rg e Fra nklin �;; �����=U rit�: :}:h \ bi �::: ! Loui :7",: :� MlnnN po l l• ppd cold u I rv . 8) If interc�ted, write giving reStewart and son have moved into Southern AHoci■tlon Sales. H arold Goddard, Auctionthe Flekher Yo, ng 'p,o..,rty w hich �ur n e of e11: perienc e lo Rich- \ Llttle Rork 12 Atl■nt• 5 eer. 19&5 BUICK 5 2 ate $995. SPECIAL tgomery 18.1 on u pMon o o 3 Bfrmln d •• h•m • Sh,ovepo,t x lnn Son, ., c In & , r . Y recen tly p urc h ased. The Don P. 0, Bo H�rd-Top 2 Door. Sparklln• 5 feet open · ��: mm ns o M ason m oved in to the per, 9.4 on lower, ln . 447, l o er y 19!'.12 OLDSMOBJLE. GOOD t:ON' m u , Ohio. ft-7•filc nor iginal finish. Dyr.aflow drl·�e. N■1hvllle ■t Ch■ttanoop ppd rain Galli polis, 18.4 on upper, 1 1 .� Cu n ningham dllion. On e owner. Sell cheup. 1 pro pe rty vacated by Bl aeUn ars, Pomeroy. &·Mite ·� ,• Loc k 23, the Ste warts. Mr a nd Mrs Harry . . M WY2·6770ob il• ■t Memphll ppd we t on lowe r, 7 feet open !j, 7 Jtc ) 14 8 on u pper 9.B on lower, 6 Blond and son haVe moved in to groun d1' Good Clttn UNd Can O E re E et o pen on th e trnp All Kana- I the Alburtis You n a prn e,ty OJT fl D AJH. 115 LA D R HE C END R N M . H Ea■tun Lugue R, lONlNG, REFRI I GE I All M■ha, and MDH I e p lb. $10.00. Phone SII:l-4677. whII da ms are on the sill , a_t lon aervice. Jack '• B.efriaera- Sprintfleld 9 Lancastu 8 Mr.. and Mre. �erman Kirb·y vis,MTR.OP'OUTAN MOTOltl . • n-?-Ol c Condition of Mova bl • D■m.. 1ted m Crooksvtlle Su nday ' with tton , New Haven. Phone Binghampton 7 Allentown 1 60CM06 latt M■,n It, A ll da m s are up, closed to runn- hie aunt who i, m ' 2i,n37 .a 11• · WIiii v-.-·U __ am,port 7 RNdlng 6 . ,......,, Ohio PONY . 41 -me - h . STOCKING f""'EET. · 1ng ½ t ra p. WJ!l te nu1.ne 1 For &l\ld scrVlce. It is poHible th at some Adv ance t. 'l. Mc:COY Ohio River Boah: D O)Y nbound: , alle)' Lake, 12 8e� · ,t Sli aoc V IIIIIO lll&IICURY $7115. 2 DQOR AUCTIOHIIJ -:I' Lock 14 A. V. Cri ss jlr, 7 : oq " m Ce nsu� Repor t forms have , not Se dan. A good reliable ell. , , llflil�l, Eas t of Pom eroy. R•ut• 2, Loni lottorr.., ,.Jflla. FDR SALE SEVEN ROOM H OUS!; 6-0; Lock I� Rubert E. · Re'�tl," 5 :-$1! be en pick ed up by census takers Bli1.eUnan, Pomeroy. :i, 3 6lp rt-5.fftt:! with two bBths, ga rage , wasb am 0. 1 1 ; Lock 17 City or H u nti ng - the Dis tric t Super v isor sa id. 11� GRAVILY nACTOA IA.LIi AND ton 4:55 am 14•6: houa e, cellar, lar,ce t'ttrner lot Vulcan 6:55 urg ed peraons still holding tiueh lllC5 2 'l'ONE BUICK EXCElr Strvlc._ 512 1. Mal11, Pom1tor. forms to mail them to t he lo cal am 0-10; Lock :u Mr . Criss 10: In louted in Ches ter, O hlo, oa le n l co11di tlon $Ji9r). Phono Phon• wv2•2975, Opan 'tll , census office . a m 0.1; Lo c k J a ni e D 10:00 Rout e '1 . Prlti!d t o aell. II inter22 a m SH2 192. i,.r..atc p. m. until Jun• l. IIIHMaq: ested call or wr ite P a ul Polina: 4- 2; Lock 23 Elger Cliff 2:20 pm Harol d a■rnhart, llNdavUle. 1008 BUICK $ 1 ,1195 VB SPECIAL Ripley, W. Va. TttJ. ES2·9433'. 3-0; Bob Benter 6:05 pm 20•0; • Ohio. Phon• cooaw', II• 3'9I . Hard top 4 Door. one carer u l Be n McCool 7 : 50 am, 3-1; Upbound 4-28-tfc 3-19-Uc own er. Oynaflow drive. Radio Lock 28 G ene Hutchinson ,:50 _______ and Heater. Blac ttaan, Po me­ MUII.L�R FURNACh, ■lflNC.- FOR SALE: FIVE BUOIJ.: HOUSB am, 3-0; Lock 29 Tra d e Winds 1 roy. · HO\llil appllanH1. Arnold lro- 1 with bath. Nlee lontion. M:tilvln !1 :0� am 6•'1 ; Gall J polis Rellant:!e 5-&-6tc theri, lyr1euN, Ohio. PhOM · Hood, 111 Loc111t St. PomerOJ 11 am 7-12; Lock 21 Ray mo11d E, 19116 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF. ' Salvetti 2:40 pm 16-1; N ational _WY-2-ta84. 3--30-,0lp 11 -lMfc 473 Syca more St., Middleport ff:10 a m 3- 1 ; Atla, 10:25 am C,&, J2 tp ...... .. .... ,;ti....., • • • 'llsLE\'lSI� Kanawha River lottt: Winfleld SALE Li ,do'l:11, .. :..GE- Hel en Z down 2: 15 am 0-4: Jerry appliance repair. Pbon, Oti1 BOUSE For FREE lnope<llon town, ah. room1, • room1 .HeClintock. Radne, Ohio. 10&6 CIIEVROLET VB f DR. SE­ e- 801tworth down 9:15 pm 6-1. PHONE 2 up, apJroximateb' 1 acre l 2-1-tfe d■ n . Pomeroy l'oHce Ca r . Bla ct· · mmy.GIimore's Supply Slore vel land excellent well 13 mllea stout and J ,Mrs. -C -a r I Gree n tnare, Pomeroy. , 5-5-Btc CUSTOM .BUU..T KIT•..._, _. from Pomero1 on Stale lees, Mrs. Joe Rho.des and dau· u•� Route DIJIWY-2-2774 tlCOed. lo: , TOIIJ' holll3 11M e,692. Price S000,00. lnqulre Jbter, Mrs. Keith Nelton. and I Vaughan'• Exterminating dau.,h ter, Mn. William Cheadle tim4t• )·0a ...lr'JaB 1114 Abbott. Mrs. Howell at Pa,etown. Pllone WY-2.Wl. 8-8-tf 3-12-eotc Mn. Dale Sta nsbury, Mni. Ma� AFRICAN VIOLETS. CALL WY2• Company Hlni n a, M rs. Robert TUrner, Mrs. _::.30. Call after o •. m. &·'1-6tf It. Martt, W. Va. TILIVlli'ON ANO IMA.Ll Alva Rupe, Mn. Glen CUnci , Mn. AppUanN NP1lr, C.11 l'ranlr ll2 RATS KILLED WtTH �A-R BRAND N E W ZIG ZAG Dorae)' Jordan and children, Mn. CapMlna, 414 N. hc'IIMI Ave.. Wartarl n. 2� Iba,, fl.49; 4 lb1, machi ne. Makes button holes Faye Jordan, Mn. Clyde Rupe , MlddllpOl"t. Ml POMIAOY - 7 rooms, ba th, base- and Cat herine and Sara and Don• '2 � �fe, pure, and . ·auaranteed . and 1tl1 fancy s titches, Fuli -._ -_ r..um· ■bach l la rdwar11. price S4'1 .00. Ter ms. ment, Phone hot wa ter heal, atorm n a Nelson. Much l11terest waa kADIO TV SIRVICI WY2-2204. 5-li-6tc (t) 2'1, 28. 29i (&) 4, 5, 8, doora and wi ndows, front porch, 1hown . Refreshments were serv­ ALL MODILS ANO MAKIS I I , 12, 13, 18, ID 20 ba ck encl01ed, 1ara1e corner ed by the hoatees. Phone WY 2•2255, ltomt,ey, Ohio MANURE 26, 27 ; (6) 1, 2, 8 , o', 10: USED NEW IDEA M IN Diane Tolley ■S)f'nt Sunlot. Out or all fioods. 1 .000 .00. CLILA ND TV and APPLIANC ■ Sprea der. Carl Eaaterday, Rt. 1, __:1 1 _:: 16' .'.1 7,:_::Mtp day 'With Mr. and M ra. G. R. MIDOLIPORT 8 rooma, ba t h ' G 3 tfc R■<:ine, 5-r..Stp -;:=:-:-:-:c:::-- ::'.. ::. _:: and half, furnace, front and back Cli ne. E''VERYONE IS INVITED TO A AUCTIONIII porchee, 2 lots on corner (fen dance Saturday nl1ht at the ELECTROLU X VACUUM CLEAN• eom,1• lenlce c<d ), double garage. $1ffl00.00. er wi th attach me n ts. Lik;e new. MOON Hall in Pomeroy, There Crltt lradfeNI MIDOLl,ol:T - 7 rooma, ba th, O n ly t,36.00 caah or term,. will be I aun ahoot on Sunday Writ.; PhOM or Centact !umoce hHt, ,1orm door, WV2 2204. Pho n e &·0·8tc ,n4 at 1:00 o'clock back or the Skat· • A, C, IRADPORD, !!HIM, Ohio. window,. Garo1e, aeveral Iott I Inv Rini on Route 7, 8-&•Stp PLANTS FOR SALE: ' SWEET · · 'Mr. and Mr1. Arnold Anderton $7'500.00. . Potato 90 cen t, per 'hundred · •·URNlTU RE REPAIRED AND RE· SUSUlllAN - 6 rooms, HOUSE TRAILER OO'XIO', FIVE bath� 1pent Sat urday eveninri with Mr. finished. Phone Wlt-3720 or 11111 1'9mato and Cabbage, 7i, cenh beau tiful kitchen (new bltt h ubl·· and "11. Rodney Pierce &ind sona. room,, bath. Sleep• a. '48()0,00, }'aye Powell, Racine. &-'1-3te per hundred or 10 cen ts per Pr ice Include, fu el oil tank· Mr. and Mra. Ted canon, Ben­ lne la), baae ment, pipe fumace, dozen; Pepp11rs, Elli Pla nt , •u.ber, dryer, lelevi1lon. Se� double a:■raae with room ov� er Falla, Pa., ,pent the week end Br unel Sprout and Cauliflow­ Frank liLld1011, Ba■han Road head, youn,c fruit and plen ty � wi th Mrs . Canon'a parent.I, Mr. er, 1& cent, • doz. B. F. Board, . Rl. 1, Rtcl�e. flowera. Laree lot, city water. and Mn. Charley Pl'lce. 5-'1-3LP Ma■on , W. Va. G-5·6tc road. Mr. and MN, Robert Whi te 1pen1 Loca ted on Improved DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR Saturday evenina with Mrs. Em· 112,800.00. ' ELECTRIC - il,EWING ut«i farm mac hinery? See BJU SINGER lI VIII.GIL TIAF'OltD, $■ Inman ma Powell. machine Round bobblJ( In ex, Goodwin and bu)' at far m pr1ce1 h• 22t PhllM WY 2-6731 'Mr. and Mn. Howard na nk · cellent condlUo n $43.00. Phone Six mllea from WU ke,vUle. 1pont Sundoy with 'Mr. 111d Jin CUCKLIR RIALTY WYJ.2204. 5-li-61< • 28 30tc 7, Ste Charle■ Price and family. Before 9:30 -A.M. lottd.U.,ort WY,t.lMt Pomo,.,, WY•Nlff iAUTJ: PIID UOIII At C­ Look ot tho Space. Look at lht Yultotl '4141 11.t.Mlt.L IIRvtCJ ITA� Priceo. 1- •• the Sovlnll•­ Kf�!� �--- - ------ 1 ·u .uo. ·- ( 1 4) For Rent PHONE WY-2-21 57 I 1 9 ) For Sole :h:n .....•..,...,,..••' I l West Colwnbia " PERSONALS l ' �· . ' u RIV ER REPORT s -;;;;;;;;�==::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;.�d-�a:-;;; • Pd. Pol. Adv. R.wioANllSMALL rif'a SEWmG "ifl..:.-LI zo r·;__ ·-r·'· I --""""' - -TRAILE RS- ,.. _ 1960 VOLKSWAGON I DOOR � p(u, •nd you Nf\ get d.,.,Vfl'J toda)' , grey finJ1h bel1:mi, white w■ Ha. $1899 POMEROY -· oro R·co. • - Termo ,_ N._. all'! US&D, "'°' l'ft' � hi llt'1 · Wanrly Moltll1 to ltomt Sain U.I, lfo. 21, W•-lr, Ohio 0,,.,, ■-Y dor t to , BOYS BLACK GYM SHOES euahlon tole 1aff to t(le. Sina llttle boya '1� to big boyt 8. $Utt. Chlklren'1 lennis o:N. !orda cuthkm Insole. Red-Blue $1.00. � The Shoe Bo,, Middleport. M 6tc .=-:c=----- BABY BED IJKE, NEW SOUD ·bead and foot, 11djuatable 1prin11, ean't ,.et mattttti.; oldO!I have 'plol!l, o leethlnl bar'. • partable wuhel,•-. llkt new oloo loldlDI hl,h , dlalt like new,:-�• 1-1-31)> "811N11111. , ' - �lJ 0., 8ert'let' (20b� l nsu� - , llARNBNIIIIPSON IN&ulWIIC:C AJenu, lllddloptl't. J'ln, 4.i;. mobile, llondL Phan• lrY♦ 2110a, •- i bON ifiviiti-- .'!l'l1••111!,1•· ,;;;, I!!!!!!'!..,_._.. ' t.i': •.., .. ' ff:00 6:30 will ,. , . 1 To The Voten Of MEIGS COUNTY THAN KS For Your Vot• and Support ,i enjoy the excitement of n· · . lllA Y:!f f• r: t>t!�?•"':• li'l . «'J'tK W HT N;.TV .C hann el 13 _ _ _ YOB :r u Al Tb• Dem0<rallc Prlmory E. A. WINGm Tuesday;s . Republican P,imary : OAKt;Ey::-.c�·co�LIMS ., '_' ': ._ , -� � ' 'f -, Morn:,.,tl s•r·a r ::n:�.. Soc"•·� '' ' r'�t l!!oln.-llltOW Sll...w.. ' ' \ I ' ' IC)f,h l:�ngressional ' . District ' ',.. j>,_\ !'' •.. It; ' " ·i· ' ,1"i: . � !, Republican C�ndidate For .C�ngress -, cicJNn a,o:,ly to look clc),i.,n on 'em -they must look to look ' \ up- •.,,soLINI!: ALL EY Col\<Y, t 5Ut'e cpngrstulaoo vol! on that ble;sed Mnt at .��- I ' ,.., " In: IN l, -­ -but wen �he� VOTE and SUPPORT m I The S'Jdience -V�I.!. FOR YOUR Call Dlu Sttrrllt pla y�. - annel 1- ,. - 5 nday ,i �O � B� 4:00 4:30 4: 35 5:110 5 ·40 1f45 Final rehean;als will be held rieirt wool< for tile Ml. , . plays which the Senior Class of. the Middleport High ' ,. D!ai In P·'l\· 8:1� at 13 May f(. will present on Friday evenln · , ' dire Is Moore Nan Mrs. high, school auditorium. i , - IJ.ultf MT, OLIVE NeWS Of The Week ihiDdly Showcase J\ev. Wlllott (New Bavh Church of Goc1) $unby Showcue News Sunday Showcase News & Weatber Congre1sinan Moeller Washingon Reports to the p,.�Je Sundown Sereilade 011 the Air Fina l Rehearsals Under Way For Senii>r · Class Play At Mid dleport NeitttwpFrid •" . '18 '-111�11' �• aa 2: 3:1 3:SO C�annel 13-Monda) for Saki 11.At.-lo Weekend News Weekend Gueat Star Pat Boone Show o,oo Sundown Serenade 6:30 Off th� AJr . . . . Sunday 7 :'5 Sian On 7:4 7 Sunday Chapel ;�!:'.itl -11111!•• Channel 1 3 - Saturday , IHI. �uovtlle, 12, 30 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:Dff NtWI ,, Po·i nt Rock Social Items --- vi "Om• I DAN ,C. HARTI NGER • l:SO 1:311 D:SO D:311 10:30 10: � 11:30 1%:00 12:16 · l•l numbei'I ���- 1 ' • � s . � �,!' H :!°u h · �, fn8J�h1!3[l�nf: c!�!:ec� "lnclud� 11! , _dan�� 1:iY Dlip� St Senior Hi1h eel ectln,c the Ki ng .. It'll P�� f f " . sh. ' �aid� Rou · fr,om al\ the boys in school . The clforus will sing between acU. 1 1 00 The Nows T�t - two chief contestants for king are Prompters ror the play1 � weather WindOw :O!li 1 1 Ronnie EYRna as •B ill Harmon and l'J!I&, �:SO Fill Films 1':u th Ann F�rmer and Judy G · U:lO, S··,;. llonl)le Wilt 88 Jack Farl ey, Larry The properties com m ittee la tn1de 8:00 ·Record Hop ·· Mitch as the father and Lynn Bu• up of Ca�ter FTench, Jerry Fry. 7:30 Dick Clark Sh ow U , cha nan as the 11\other help the ir P aul Smith, Jeffrey �kovitch, 8:00 Brave Stallion ac 8:00 C , Siipj:t ular lhier to remain cal m durinl John Lengen , Bernard M.iiht, JeITY dau ! 8:30 Lea ve 1t To Beaver . to h s Room boy w lch 8:30 ROP,IP,er the time she dedde 9:00 Lawren ce Welk Show Spires a11d Will w ens. The Uc�et 9:30 ¥ovli ....., ,elect as King. ,,_ 10:00 Jubilee, U. s. A. 111d .program co mmittee la �e 1:2' B<lnnle Vari.Cooney as Juqe, Ka• p Bo&er � 1 1 :00 Up-To-The-Minute News � or th e �ollowlng seniont ., . h I 1:30 alker 1115 Mary, and Mliria ne ren m­ W F1tr A. th ow t h R1;1 S , i t Late Pet 10 : 1 1 � Benneh, ,B tll . 12:00 lie,I Woodg"erd are girl frienda of MiH er, Shir ley G1lk� y, Janice Rlchi� 1 Sen ior Ht&h who try to pe rsuade Senlo who will usher are R,lpb fl her to pick Bill Har mon as ki ng. ds, Carolyn Br adford, Shar­ war Ed I l I:� ¥�1�. ., . , R �ll Lewis as Tom Ni cho s and on Evans, Qon Gr�eser, Kenne� 1::00 John Hopkins File 2 ·'10 l)fF 1::.. Court _ Judy Clark aa Sue Nichols, ire bro- Ma n ey, Earl McKmh!Y, P lli• 12:�0 · Bishop Pike � !lloW � nce ai.ie Confere The ws e N 2;31) thef and sister of Miss Senior High Pet tit , Bob Preston , Ray S;1\h, 1:00 College a.Pok a·OO Beat th.a who e11joy th'e excite me nt of help- Charlotte Taylor, Pete W ner , 1:30 Big Pict ur e 1;�0 ing th eir sister to btcorhe queen. Sue Yea u e r end ,B arbara srn'9. · Q � tau;� 2:00 My�tery M at inee g �d .a� n ring ea H � ; l:00 J Open 3:00 a.n Hauck 18 Ji m Is th e boy from are on sale by the &en• t.& e Tick \ ff Tin IS:30 Rt school who leads cheers for Gia3:30 Campa ign Round-Up d may be reserved at the dya and Jack. Oth er stud ents are \ors an ",\II� lj r s n tio a ,r N of lth a r wc Ph ar mac y a ny Um e alfter n o : m . Rolle Coll\ 4:00 , an• Maida Roush, Dian & Stu mbo, J ,;,: rr . m p. 4:30 N ational E4uca tion Assoc. .Wedne sday. 7 , TaYldt Tell�r e:411 Weatll l� Richards, C harlotte 5,00 Matty's Fun n i es Car• Gilkey, y ftoWI e l r 1, Shi Jolil, mer, 6:45 Ruth Far 5:30 News Co nfe ren ce 7 :00 Brol<Oll ArroYI olyn Bradford, ,JJartiara Stiles, Sha­ 7·30 Cbl!Yenne ron Evsns an d Phyllis Pettit. 6:00 Peopl e's Choice 8:30 Bourbon street Beat "Clever Caddy" is a 011e-act 6:30 News Con ference ParadiH 111 rea Advr-i.tu 1:SO . PhyIlia Hilbert as Clev er comedy 7:00 Trackdown Harrieon ville Gr !ln&e were AD)atellf Hour Mack Ted .0:30 has a cann y way of palch· ddy a C c k eri '1 :30 Mav Gran ge last 1 1 :00 \'he · N,ews TOD1Cbt In g up quarrels, eecurl n g dates for guests of Laurel 8:30 L a wman ne Atllitu: Pauli r ufe t tec ng. i t mee , 11 :10 Scannlnj the Weather luckless maiden s, and making a 9:00 The Rebel atr . .prog�m lite� th� , I ltte� e �.f�s, nnis . D e e sid the 1• on bit of mon ey . i , j II '· . 9:80 1h• ,I.la'.!':'!'• S�r1rlg ttme u the then'ie and, 'Sh# -• 11 W.alburn as Hugh Kassler 1,5 mdti 10:89' -Jo°hnh, 9taccalo .-.' , ... ... -� a report as delegate ttf ' fuade a )a'(f · thatl d mature a nd mo re poliehe :ftefreshmentj ate Gran ge. St the the boys. Home EconO­ the by served re Carolyn Wilson as Mad ge Elliott w e ee. tt commi mk rye ev of k r superinte11d.s the wo n Mr. a nd Mrs. Jarrot Bobo M r. , one around her, The audience will ����y 'll'e!'! ;;..ial Mr. avid }{art- a nd Mrs. J. E. R adekin a nd D of actlvltle!i the erljoy 1 1 : li, Theater 13 e wer 4:00 Kentucky Derby Preview Gillogly dechief Will ose h Mrs. w _ and �___:_.cc____ _ Inger as Bob Btist 4:15 Ke11tucky I)erby dinner g uests Su nday of Ml&S Octa sire is to be a pole sitter. 4:40 America Albu m Loretta Hallning as Lela Carnrs Gillogly, Alba11y. Dance Party G:00 · Newa represents Uie gay and valn type 8:00 CBS Sunda y guests of Mrs. aene• .8:00 'Movie Spectacular _ n Kangaroo B:lS Captal whi1e Karen Herrm an as Jane Ran v leve Foste r were Mr. and , MrJi.n . '1:30 Perry -Mason 9:00 Cartoon Theater dolph is of the eweet and s Hious Theodore Ruper t , Mt. Sterling, 8:30 Wanted-Dead or Alive Show Howe Red type. �aria nne !Brinkman ls the Mr. and Mre. Joe TuTiler, Alba ny �· est 10:00 9:00 Slowest Gun \n th e w on The Go o:ao eharmin11Y gracious school te 1eh• and Mr. and Mrs. Ed mun d Fos• 10:00 Gunamoke tt:00 I Lo-ve Luer 1:A �- Larry Bunce as Hal W alker, ter • 10:30 Not For mre \l :SO Dec':_� :atroe 1 11onnle Evans •� Tom Creighton Mr . and Mrs. W, I. Swett IIVel'e. 11:00 Newa l2:Qb Love or.. Q?e. .1 , up-to-date bof• · :R.ush Ph ilson Sun.day a-1esta of Mr. and Mra. 1 1 :'10 ThE!ater 13 lll:30 Search For Tomorrow a, John Hill 11 ano\her . t eacher 12:30 Sign OIi 12:0 The GljicHn lL � • who hu quirreled with ?tWgmt. �- M�: Jim Casto, Col- ' " 1:00 Heort i(, tht Cl!r t he birth of a ' announce �mbu, I :30 Al the W91'I� � .J - U (h Hospital . Holter •t daug-bter 111� Z:00 1-·or Betttt or 'Worll Grandparents are Mr. and Mra. · 9:00 Revival cruaded 2:80 Hotll"e ParlY, �l� hS Albert Bolen and Mr. and Mrs. 9:30 .American at work u; . 1-,io The MIUi,onalnl . S:Qfl : ce Scien ian t ris Caato. 9:411 C h y l'.Ut\A . ■. IHLE 1 3•"'! The !f.-YOIIIII • t ii R■ile}cin 10:00 TYi e E. J. Mn. Mr. and Mr. atid Mrs. Clark Ihle .wer &:� The Btllhter DaJ 10:90 Camera 3 In Athena Saturday and Sundat to tended , the Ataer,al ,of Everett r,torm Secret The 1:15 t, l :OQ Big Picture . attended initiation of their dJtl- Hcl{night at Middlepor 1180 The �� ofNltlllt l I :30 am, USA spent severa l n ights Rife Mo� Larry the in Pbyllis, , r g):lte Stoo&U 1.pn-;e Tht • J:00 12:00 Rey Elwood Glbbe toard Society, which is eompoaed with John Vale while they at­ 1;ip Tht,. ltlff! of -lWn • , .: 12:30 Channel 13 Pre11ent1 ... IC of student women with high 1cho- tended band practice at Ru tland. Smit� I. 1:00 Aftlwr 12:e, Baaeball Leadoff spent Sunda y Errol Pickett lar-shtp standing. 8;15 A Look at the Weather 12:� Baaebell of Radeldn. Arlln "Pickle with Lynn Mr1. and Mr. ' '• 1 , 8:20 JU.le Rivlin : Sb·o,, ------1 3:30 Sportscope 1 mbus were Su nday guests of Colu 1:30 AD)ol 'D Amdy 3:4& Sports ilpeclal TUPPERS PLAINS . . . . . , . . . . . . , , , Mr. •nd Mra. belmar Hollan . 1 Polll\eal 7:00 m e Ti y Comed 4:ID , mes Ja Rex Grun pa:ued away at � m and IKm m Ha ar m Del 1:1i, Channel ' 13'-Prelent• , 4:IO ReY. Willard Wilcox Saturday i t were attending 1 !arm m eet1n1 home in Cincinna 7:30 Th• Katt Smith Show •t . : • tl':QQ _Oral Roberts vlcil were beld Tue�ay tl � . Carroll Saturday, at 'ruon 8:00 .Tl)� !RIO · 0--E College Bowl lun�h EUI Church heN with b urlai t/ ael"Ved Aid �dies The • I 8:30 : ,hl4"1' 6:00 Small World . . on Ele ction Day :w\ti�h was a fin- T,l"})pen Plalna Cemetery. ffe. wlllsrflll 1 • 0:00 l)annY. thomil ,Sliow ry Centu tleth t!� Twl?n brother-in-law of, Mn. Ethel 1' ' •• anclal suceell. D:30 Ano �··f;illi · w,si, �· :>·; 1 Mn, carm1chael 91' baugb. and 'Rev� \ t(t:00 �-pqeAJ 'r.aQ. Dennis the Menace Mr, and :Mrs. E mile MatlaCt 1 �� ' �J1cbonville were Friday auesta 10:30 DuPont Show an Sulliv Ed The . 8:Qo, spedt the winter in Flori.: 1 , . , has Jeaq Mn. diu,:hter their of , t:O'l Men 9!M' Genel'al Electric Theater 'Sund4Y wltb her m ot"tler, vilited the n i churt!h .attended 111d ijamQl thor !l:ilO >Jlr<,d J!l!Ch� Preoenta ,1,10 � l,ook ,1 lb• I Mn. Myr tle Froat, evlnlng, 1 : IS 'ibeoier 'II \0:4!\i • George Gobel Show ------"'=- Channel 8 - Sun day NOVEMBER 8, 1 960 ELECTION ◄ .,......,.. ........... .... Pd. Pol. Adv. NOM I N EES I N THE ( 2 1 ) Real Estate Jlev. Mc..ntg;1meQ' (JtuUand JttMl,otl) Cquntry Hyn:,n Tl)• Sunday Sholr NtWI 'I'll• Sunday sbow NeWI The Sunday SbOW The Ar my fJour , . Noon Newt Vi,g!nla Vitatoe J<pootollc Cllurcb) �alioDJ Sbow · ited n U Soclal Security Rev. Teet.I (Cal-p<ltfn) Sunday Showcate �i>lrer1.,ry Show- . BroacS•8Y showe11e 8:00 ......... Sll(ll On Guest Star New1 Ir; -Weather RFD Breakfast. Party New■ BreatfaAt Party Newt Motorcade Star Salute Top Ten Noon Newa Weekerid Now, Weekend Obto News We-,kead te Lai rh""nW ,, t.{ondll• O F YOU R TWO REPUBLICAN ru . 'flMlfU • /1# • Your Clerk Of Courts OPPORTUN I TY TO BE ON E , - ------(20 Business Services ,,oo Sien on Contin ental Cl aHroom T-od.a.• Katie Doon a11 Show Topper Douth Re Ml Play Your Hunch l'rltt II Rliht . Oincentrattoa ena111 Conwequ or Tr1o1tlli II C..uld be Yoo Mid Doy Neill'I Movietlm e Loretta Youn1 fo11n1 Dr. Malo:-, From Theae Roots Comedy PlaybOuse Adventure Time Stea mboat Bill Sgt. PrA■ton Music la the Round Jim Th,icker Show Weathercut Nlf'iwa Picture WCH S.TV C'"an nel 8 Channel 8 ;;,. Saturday I FOR G I V I NG ME TH E ��;�!��; 5:t� 8:00 7• 00 9:00 9:30 t0:00 !0:30 ll:00 11:30 1 12 :00 12: SO \ 1 :00 1:10 2:30 3:00 S: :I_O 4:00 4:30 :iiO THAN KS G_,_, a, Channel 3 - Sunday Channel 3-MoridaJ - 16'#- · --• l'Ml'O Daily Program Schedule 5:e& 8:00 8,16 8:30 7:00 8:30 6:36 9:30 10:00 · 10:30 1 1 :00 12:00 12:15 1 :30 1:35 2:30 2:36 ' 3:30 3:36 4:30 4:35 5:30 5:45 e:� -- --- - - I - -- , s STANDJNGS The Scho9l Story Scien ce Fiction The ater Detective's Da iry W alerlront Home Run Derby News Pict ure Sports Rou ndu p Political Spee c h W eathercast Saturday Night Ja mboree Boninia M an and t he Challenge The. Deputy World Wide 60 1\1:an Fro m Interpol Ne.vs Headli nes Weatherca st Shockwatc h Sign Oft 1 1 : 1� N ilewatch 1 :00 Si gn Off 1 1 : 15 Si gn On . 6:30 1 1 :30 Thil is the Llfe 6:00 J 2-:00 TV Cha pel 6:U 12:30 Industry on Parade fl::�� 12:45 Garden Club of the Alr 6::iil •1:00 Basebal l 6:411 11\Jptley llrir.klfJ llopoll 8:30 Movietime 7�00 Hdekleberr, Hound 5:00 World Cham pio11shi p Golf 7:30 ltii.Jerboat 6:00 M eet the Press T�les' ot -Wella Farto 6:� Sunday Ne ws Picture Peter Gunn 9:00 d Trail an l 7:00 Over , 9:30. . Gqodyear Theater 8:00 Music on Ice · 10:�)' . ,N;ews ' "(!onferetlce 9:00 �evy Show l l :00 News aeadllnei ow h Young S a tt re Lo 10:00 11:10 Weatheruat 10:30 Wichita Town Jack Paar-. Show 11:15 1 1 :20 News Hea dlines Sign OIi ,I 1 1:10 Weathert:!H t Primary ElectiQn - --- ------- _--_____ Au_t_ o Sales .l 111d , OTHf;R FAMOUS At The ( 1 7 ) Help Wa nted GI EAT DUL u"T I KARR & VAN zA� I 'JI • ' For Your Vote & Support 1e 4:00 4:30 &:00 S:SO 6:00 8:30 6:45 8:50 6:� 7:0Q '1:31) 8:30 9:00 9'3P t0:3b 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 :15 2:00 EVELYN LUCKE •••• ,.1 (6) Lo...t and Found I -- •BALDWlN • WURLfl'ZEll THAN KS ! 0 I USED CARS · ARE SHARP ( 3 l I n Memor ian ���;! PIANOS BRANDS :!!:�: f ( 1 2 ) Want ed to Rent :oo ( I ) Notices v. TEI.EVIS ION GUI DE WSA Z.TV Cha n11e i S Channel 3 - Saturday ------ Women lnteretted In becomlnll house mother. for fraterqttie, or sororities and thoae who are pm• ently ho uaemothera may appl)' for ii ftvie.day workahip for Home­ m others at Ohio Unlven.lty from Ju 1 2 10 1 7 . •• ...;;,,,,;...,____.____ ,,_,. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 7, 1960-7 , •i r ·, , • .__ -� ' . "". NA NC Y•·· WH ER E ARE VOU '? �. . . . . ·-- · · ·J J'i$il At Car"1el Visiting lhe Doui:,las Ctrcle family at Carmel Sunda,· wt"re Mr. and M n. Wuden Un'>: Ba s han, M:r. and �ll"l,. Gurell (1n:k, Racine, Mr:.. U. !I �luu rt' dml )UI\, Paul, Carmel, Mrs trnl·�1 Juhnson and £arru l } . l'hc�h 1 n·. \ ,11'Uh fl B�ter, Uw:.h1re. Jlt,warJ �law·r. Gallipo1 i � :,1r� Jame� u,r1wll. Pomeroy. t.'h<1.rll') l) Ull{',HI, l 'u!u mbua, Tim <111u. , Su�ic Ulmran. (1. r tun, James Pallcr:.u11. l'ul'I J.i.nd, O;.llas Marks, ht'n,1, V1·rna ( 1 rd l' .inll �rs. Huma C1rd 1 · .imt thwl1:'.!1·r , Dixie, of l .1 rmt• I . \In viii� .\ lc1rLm and Mrs. Frank Hubl1111;,. Ulmh ;i r, W. Va. , ,111d .\Ir� \'i,rk lleg;i ) . :-. , tro, W Va. ,::;.___..;;;..;....;;;;;;;;;..;-;;;;;;.;;-;;;;�, Maytag Duds in Suds COIN-OPERATED LA U N l }RY WILL Open Soon At Thit C'om•r Of Ash and S. Third St. In Middleport, Ohio BAKER'S 2 -,. - . .. .. . • S--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 7, 1 960 P ractica l N urses • . M ee t Fn d ay Nig h t At P om e r"y ,,., Hote l With �Ira. finlau, �i rs Ri c hard finlaw entertliined 1he Bd,tonthl>· Canasta Club on · Thursday (' \ l'nmg at her h-0me, The Practical Nurse& Association East Main Slrrcl. of Division _1 4 held \D eir m_eeling w·, ..,,,•• fn• the e,en·,ng we•e I _n day even mg at l tle M art n H oF r ._ ,. • , M,s. ["" M ••s s,·doe, Sp•o•e• t I gene Triplett, Mrs. Finlaw and f' · The door McKenzie. Vonild )1rs. i F J P re sent were ae K mhla John Mrs. to awarded was prize i Opal , Wharton, es V rgie Buckley, secret received Members B aver. eE lla Price , Goldie Miller , Mattie Morris , Ruth O:de)', Loretta Mc , pal gifts for Mothers Day. Laughlin, Sarah Swab. Marcie Got• Refreshments were served by 1 chel, Lillian Oxley, Leona Ro�r- the hostess to those above and ' son, Hallie Robertson, Martha Mrs. Howard (,ogan, Mrs. Charles G;flmo,e, M,bel Tu,,, Amanda Riffle and Mrs Albert Martin. Murray who are all members. Guest, were Lttha Koblenti;, Darlene Stall.fl, Juanita Henderson, and Juanita RatllH. The :.peaker for · the evening was Dr. Kenneth Amsbary, Pomeroy, who made a very interesllng lalk on Dental Hygiene. Mrs. Koblentz also made a talk on }''lower Arrangements. Refre11hments or pie, Jee cream and corlee were 11erved. ' " '" ' I CALL�O TO El:ASHAN The Pomeroy emergen{'y squ.ad was called lo the B.11shan -:ommu n ity th i1 morning aboul 10 to bring Nancy Rose lo the Meigs General Hospital for treatment of a severe arm cut. She was washing wlndows at her home l when a pane of glas! broke, in· 1 rnctin:; the injury. The squad adm inistered first aid treatment. Gives You More For Your Money SAMSONITE LUGGAGE AT NEW LOW PRICES T rode Your Old For New Todoy BAKER FURNITURE I n Middleport GIGANTIC VALUE Du ring • • II I-LXi ----------- I !! Around And About M iddleport by MlH Bernice Ann Dunt enter­ lained tile Past Chiefs of M19no­ l lia Temple Pythlan Siaters, Thura­ / day evening 111 her home, Mulberry Avenue. Attend District OEA Meeting In Gallipolis ... - Now You Know ly UnltN P,... tnlefflatl9"el A .... thrH edawn •Nff fM to, Nte of a plane, weuld be ln-­ alldibto tt th• humtn Mr. M re. Charle, BJ1lll:ealee and Mn. Ben Philson were in Galllpolia la!t week where the)' attended the district meeting for president, and presidentl elect of local tel• chera asaociationa of the Clau room Tuchera Aasoclatinn of the OEA. Min Lucille Smith of Chest.er w•� chairman d the meeting ,nd Mr. Hall of the OEA was sp.:aker, ' Mr,. Philson, vice president• elect of the lj>�I izroup att1mded the meeting in tile place of the president who was unable to go, 0 Lid Clamped On Spy Plane Information _ ..., _ 1 U111ftl -I I I I I BRONZETON E DINETTE f I I -;; ' ...--:, 1 �•1 11 ,:, ,1r , , · Attending the ceremony were many d istmquishcd memben or the u. $ ., Brit lbh and Chile1m bu11inc1s and diplomatic communities including United Slates' Ambas■a­ dor Walter Howe. Deputy Chief or tht U. S. 'Mission Willht.m Kreig; Colonel Waller P. Goodwin, Chief or the U. S. Military 'Mluion; Er- 1 nc1to Barros Jarpa, president of I the (;hilean Telephone Company, , and Demclri-0 Pena, general muna. aer of the Chilean Telephone Com­ p11,ny, p ut-of-town guests lncluded the I bride's grandparents, Mrs. R. H. wlinas of Pomeroy, Ohio and '" • tmd Mra. G. W. Barr of Winter tn, Florida, and the 1room'1 er, Mrs. Albert Tappe, W11.ah- I on, O. C. c bride 11nd a:room left im;-f iiiJi!llately for Rio de Janeiro, Bra­ ,, •nd are spending a three 1 . h honeymoon In Europe. Tht:Y return to Chile ln June alter ) ,,: ':,1: · ndlng a short vis,il with frltndF ,,!., • relatlvce In the U nilf'd States ' I I m.u'<Jw,ts, The FARMERS BANK and Savings.. Comp any . ,- - ,.;: '1iloN,- - .....,...,. ....,.� ""........., ,., "'"""'., .....,, ,. _ ., r . BOATI NG SEAS,O N IS H ERE! I ' l TAKE PEACE OF MIND ALONG • . ON YOUR · BOATING TRIPS. J See Your local Independent l11sura11e1 AgHI To get the most fun out of boating, free your mind } from all worry and care as to the !lnanc1sl hazards ' of boat ownership and operation. Our · comprehelt, sive Boat and Marine In9Urance · coverage' glv�· ye{�· 'I .'. ' . solid protection against loss due to fire, damage;_ theft and liability. Cost ls &maUI • 1u,,1r • 1Allf • I-CHAii$ lfoN � ,,.,., __... .... .. .. - -... -• ...""1llfl, ..,..� _, -•do£' ,,.,... .. Mu■Mlt ., .,.,.._ wltl ...... ._. .,. , ..... ,.,,.,,.. ,,.,,,. ... .,. .,.,. ,..,.,_, -,. rhlce el t 1 I "' ,a + P • Means You Profit· .i9' Hos- The reccplion after the religious ceremony was Reid at the bride'& home. The Hawlings home was dee­ / orated with baskets or flowers. The garden and terr.ices were encl011ed oy 1,.<1,nu1,11c�. Two hundred fifty li:,Ue.sl11 were served hors d'oeuvre& 1 idid co1.!kla1l11, followed by dinner. Dining Room Beauty at low Dlntfft Prlctl in Your C•munity • • •• • Only Your ._ l ndepend.-�t FOR A • SMOOTHER BETl'ER DRIVEWAY Agent Can GiYe You · ' J So Much Fc,r .So Li.Hie Including The Kitchen Sink! Here Ia Mel11 Ceunl;y'■ AuodaUon . of ladependeal ' � AgeD<le■ V. D. Edwanh Ins..... Ageaey Downlnl Inlll1'ince Agent:r Reuler l11.111J'111Ct> Ageaey Davll-Wuaer 1111111'111"" Senlee POIMNY, Ohle ,......,.,, ONe •..' ,, .,• MhW'-, Ohio ,_..,.,, Ohle '" ' e •. at ent1n e ., WEATHER ot,i., c- .... - - ...,.. 119M nlll • ..... .....,1 and ln nwth .-4 ... T...., mernlnt I...._ lc:141u1.tun- +a .-. Hifh today 40t Ml'fh, JII Nt1... IOVth. L.. ......... 1Mt. -• -'"'::::---------------------------::----:�-:--:��"."=:'""':'"-::-"'.""'.��-----..-----------------• __-s:NGLl ,.,0"!"i -k VOL XII No. 2 o Furor Boiling MEIGS THEATRE 8-Piece . ........ I Devotions opened the meeting in charge -0f Mrs. Dale Smith, pre­ sident. A short business seaalon WH held and Mn. Jay Myers was reported to be improving d , the home or her d.aughter, Mrs. George Shiveler io Cincinnati. , The traveling prize donated by Steven McGuffin, five year old Mrs. Delbert Ei1elsttein was award son of Mr and Mrs. Harry Mc- ed to Mrs. Carrie Grueser. 1 Guffin who has been a patient Games were played during the at Holzer Hospital with pnewnonia is much improved and may be SO<'ial hour with prizes awarded I releaaed this weekend. to Mn. George Heines, Mrs. Roi, POMEROY, OHIO 1 Rev. and Mrs. 8. L. Barrett !in Bearhs, Mn. Smlth and )lrs, I visiled in Charleston on W ednes- Eiselstein. TONIGHT day with !heir daughte r and lamA deasert course was served b)' l '"YESI'ERDAY'S ENEMY" I ily, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Triplett . the hostesses · to those pa med t Stianle)' Baker - Gu1 Rolfe 1 Mrs. E. M. Blake left this mornabove and Mrs. William Fisher ; ing for Cincinnati where she will Misses Lena. and Thel1na Grueser, I � met by Mr. ''BLOOD AND STEEL" ·make and the two Mrs. Lawrent'e Lannlng, M iss Erna 'ohn Lupton - Jobo Br-ink.ley will go to Churchill Downs for Jesse, Mrij. Thomas Cook, Mrs. SUN ., MON., incl TUES, the Kentucky Derby. _ Richard Campbell, Mrs, William "YELLOWSTONE KEILY" James Hawley , patient at the KIiiinger and Mrs. Amand a l{asI � Walter - Ed Bymea Mei�s Gr'leral Hospital is a little par I �;..._____;______;.___.,.________, • improved 1 1 Connie Cooke who has l'een a i patient at Holzer Hospital fot the B • past week because or complica tion from medication which she had received was returned · to her home yestcrdsy. Her father, Ken- · neth Cooke who works on the riv, er on the "Northerner'' will be home today from Cincinn ati for a 30 day Je;ive. 1 Tum Rue and Pele Davis left· 1 Miss An� Barr Ra�lings and Mr. William McKee Tappe' yesterday !or Louisville, Ky,, to were married on Saturday evening April second at the San• attend the �cntucky Derby. Mrs. ti ago Union Ch urch' in Sa·n tiago, Chile, South Am e r ica, by Rue a_nd children Sue and JT are s�endmg the weekend . in Oak Reverend Dana S. Green. 111 t e home of her sister and The bride's wedding sown wa& the veil v,r us of fingertip length ami Y, � r. and Mrs. Harold Bow1 ulle with a small crown of seed of ivory colored peau de �oie in man. . princess style with a chapel train. pearls. Her £lowers were pale yelMrs. Claude Ashley 1. B ill at her The bodice was trimmed with ap- 1 low and white roses with Ivy. The 1 hom e. pliqued laee and seed pearls. W' church was decorated in chryean, 1 Mrs. S ara D,o bbs who broke her -� lhemums of the same colorij. hi p recently 111 much improved The t..ride was given in mitrrlage and able to walk a little. by her father, Richard H. Raw- I Dick Flowers, son of Mr . and • THE FARMER knows he inert- bl, yleld when ht' hngs, executive vice president of Mn. Richard Flowers waa return• 1 plows hick the rith top ,oil. I e Wednesday from Holzer International Telephone and Tele- � graph and of the Chilean Tele- Pl lii l where he was a patient for e THIS 8/,NK; AND THE BUSI� MA,N both phone Company. Her Two sisters, several days for observation . know dley can ltl'Vt the <Ollllllunlty hltttr If the Earl Davenport who is employ,1'111s Mary and Miss Su11an Rawlwealth iJ "plowed back" Into the _....ity. mg:s, were her only attendant,. ed in New York came today to l hey wore street length dresses of spen d, the weekend with hia fam­ '• Let "' buy all we an 1,,,.. loco! bank ot u11ua and while silk organ:t.a and Hy on S. Third Ave. thiJ baok ond coopentt with tlcb oilier for the 1ood I carried bouquets similar to that James Euler injured one finger On his hand Sunday when he of all of 111, o( ltie bride. caught it in a car door. . The bride as II graduate of Duke We Pay 3% Interest On YOW' Savlllg. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Graber of m came yesterday to � vcrslt_.V m Durham , North Caro- Cleveland linu, while the groom graduated spend the weekend with Mrs · E · l from Georgetown Onivenity and hi j M. Wood. with Pan-America-Grace Airways, Mrs. James Mourning and 11 �antia�o . }1 111 best man was Mr. Jl m were business visitors in Stuart Monroe of Lima, Peru, and lipolis yesterday. Mr. Mournin g's the ushers were Mr. Rlch.ar:! P e l'- son Dale stayed with his 11:rand­ ry an_d D�- A_l�xande� MC:C1wt'31. parents Mr, and Mrs. Tom Warterli ' . -· Mr. 1 appe s g11t to his . !:>rnl e wai. of Pl. Pleasant during the day. M"Jllber Feilenl Reserve System I a necklace or pearls. Tl�1s w.1s vr:eSheryl Martin, student In the Member Federal Deposit III.IUl'ance Corporallon scn_ted to her al the clVl l 1:cni mony sixlh grade returned to school POMEROY, OHIO I which wae held on . March 28 at _t he Thursday after- being absent for fn!wlyweds home m the outs ki rts several days with an infected jaw · of Suntlago. i:i: I C Mr8. Adam Ebersbacb 1Hi1led Iv FR!!)nlli t-OUO.C. . 5'-11' .T Major and Mrs. John Kincaid l I and famil.v of Columbus visited recently wllh Mr. 1rnd Mrs. J. W. Kincaid . Mr. imd Mrs Walter Otho Mat­ tox and .wn Brent and new dau,1 ghter, Karla Daw11 who have been with hla parent�. Mr and Mrs. Carl W. M11t1ox sinee Mrs. W. 0. Mattox and baby were discharged from Holzer Hospital returned to their homt' in Pl. Pleasant today. ,, • • • • RUTLAN D and MASOM FU RN ITU RE'S BUFfET AND TAil£ HA MATCHING PLASTIC ro,s • Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Hold Sessi,'ln 1 9x 1 2 TWEED RUGS $39.�0 • I' . 5 I 1· Complete HOLLYWOOD BEDS Stondorcl Twin Sise New Furniture Arriving Doily 11 ti 1111 Wedding Of Miss Ann Rawlings April 2 I n Santiago, Chili Was Notable Event - ---- ' Can,utlJ Club Meeta ,,....... • Moeller Optimistic For Reedsville Dam In '60 \ Congressman Tells Racine Audience He's Hopeful Government Project In Meigs County May Start Soon � 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. 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