http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/dcbf361aedd05f55df2c1edecffd3cf5.pdf 1dc50a80f1f0ead97ecd22bc4f471778 PDF Text Text • • • f# .. ._� ....• I\t •-.., fl,r•• • .., ., _. "t • • ... • .,_ _s._1 1161 Gleaners Closs · g H�Id Mee!in 30- Memberships Accepted In FirSf e Group , In M,nersv,ll Meeting OI Tri-Co. Mu;sic h l - T tw Gleanen � of f ti :� ad�� :;d <lslm: �� Pomeroy-K!dtlleport ,_0:• �ar • ,. - ., • • - , .... . . . . ... � � - · Around And About Middleport ·--- . .. . • • ..,.. � .,....._ f • • .- - • Pytbian Group Planning Card Party April 10 Plana we.. mode fo, . Card I h !' Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc.-e G ruea- Part y to be held on April 10 al 1be finl meeting of . 1� T r 1· are t ; :.0� Minersville Methodut C' h u r l" h er. Mrs . Minnie Orr and Arthur Uw Le oo HaU by r e the Mell,1 gi County Music ,UIOC1al1on w � � dre� t e met Monday �emng al se �emt:wrs itv � Ma itlee Orr tac and I daughter. curnm rtha in lll Tem the Pythia in when they SJ1tera mg n enn ple ,• held Monda ··• •nd {·hu , 1• h with V iClJl r Brown presid...___..1_• Louan m c ua with wen· and Dr. Comm1tl.tta in Se ed ...._ ___ ..1_., on e-v_,,..,, t th, K. n .3UIKIII ., ., a e met d itoriw au • ....__, -·...,. anli. COllllty · Mr, Mabel in!( ly. ity am r and Roser publlced. Mrs. Gruese i ( includ / p ill Middleport Hali 0 . ond St. r o u p s mgng or Arll1Ufti 1 Mr . and M n. �hades Buell: The p,.rty 1s be ing � by man i C r (·ht1 Pomeroy me r ye . Nei piiii llng meePrecedmg lhe . Stan ley Johnson Hannt- a s (.;ran• o'.)t" n� t he mee tmg fo �ow - w� Sunday evening guest.a o( the Wa y, and Mean, Comnultee ano and organ duel was presenl and . bv prayer by the president Mr and Mra Willard Ebersb8ch of the tem le and memben of the cd b y Lart>lla La whorn and Oa 9151 anl : llOl'I&1 , M I :) Waid Ha\' ed p r an Raeine . rlla,rm .. n and M r � .. nd thf' re.admg of Psalm 41_ bY and daughte s i commiltet art asked to meel at \ILS Ross and an organ solo by � au·le C ir de and J i m Simp�o11 F: rnt'st .S1 ewa_',' Th ,ee_ r �. admg s _ . of P. hall al 7 M ffllday Mr a nd Mn Aw;tin _ Phillips tht> K .. -'" ,, WaiL Hayman and mem . Mrs L'-me Day. both of H a nne. ass1slan1, nw m wert! given . .;,,., L-t . accep roov!d "" 'A t're mto . •t, have 30 evemng family g ' to rompH:"te PJans for th • and tot.i,lm .. ip11 bt'rsh • . Consolation 1-'omt' Brook:) Sayre · , Kellon Kaai-on bt-rship , L.U<,;usl-st ty. on property par Hysell l .. ,d a ,o ,· . c· hairman. and M 1 � Willi ;;im Mrs C lifford. Ph i lli ps " nd 1 1 -� .. -...1 Mrs AnthonJ" Schuler Davi d Hoss presided al t . Mrs Belty Biggs, most ex cel- 1 M , aou l' H P ar k Thi' Little 1 h ing� That Lou nt Ccorg rs M .ino 10 Collin,, d= -• det·i w,1s mtttlng arid it bu� m Colu of Linda c-hie( wa!I in charge of Tueslent and dauahter, " of eal h rr ot Pomei oy . a�� 1 �tants a n d Mrs K " r l Grut'SI:.'• meel the firsl Monday meeting and it was report• day·s par· his of guests weekend -rewe · � Mrs Jamt>s Si m p_son Follo w mg the . sing in g of "That ent.s. Mr and Mrs , Jacob Sc-hu- ed. tha_t Mn. Birtie_ Wat_ts who h_ "' monlh The Assoc iation 1s opt·n p ro<>ram 1n Rae-me chairman and Huth Sno1I Will Be G lor:v Bradford Maag I ler to anvo ne showing inter l!St been 111 for some hme II a lo1 unll " J · 1 � . an1I . read a poem. ··rempe r" and Mrs. mu�ir· There is no age limit and grnss Rarmt' proved and able to bf' out. It was ne• S of Fteldis M•delet"M' pe I Miu Rolhn Wolrt> read. " I Need� 11w om,. does 001 havt to own or pla)' Smili, M iddleport. also repo rted that :-trs. Cl;!l·a ( o Ned Grant er. W Va and ., t o dose the devotions . Following the btls mt":-.:-. �t:s:-.101\, Qu iet lil• ms'rumt-nl . Stason.s t 1c ke!s 111 Crooksville were weekend guesl Voung w�� � B pal":"t at the a program wcHi pr t�t'nl t'd w h 1d1 l)uring tht' busint'�S ses!llah the of Miss Betty Thomas Mason Chmc 18 slowly improv1-,g. opened with jl select io�- . Lime group (liS1:ussed purcttasmg of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rl�ij of _ Thank you . notes w_ere 1:� , house''-'Blnes. · by t hf' ll '.\.1 -'\ 0 1 rhairs for the s0<"1al room Ken Ironton. spent the weelcimd �t from Mrs. Sad� Mc�lh1M)' t heslr� oomposed u l Lo w .. , ! Nt> 1 • 1 n,p th Wiggins wai,: named on the I Mrs . Gennieve Memhart who their home , Spring-av. j meyel: drnm s: . J• m" Eb•,s. ,.,,,,. ,,.ke • ,·omm;ue, M" , e do •••••• I we,e honoreJ last month by : nd M s. El n K ,· Mr : A 111la ( oll .. ,�. , Norm.Jn MrCallum was reporled bach. Jlaxophonf' by the temple �n . . . , d M r. and M rs. Raymood Krid hanky !!howtr . "mi:., r of acl·ordion W1 1 l 111 m H t rndon f w 1 ill and plans were made to send an . d a mem">er Burdette arte ersary M v M rs. anni h 171 ihe · t , er s;ient the weekend with rel n av_i'd � � . : .i, be r t �lid r Lhf' to dttend e to . t unable to ds en a h iary h o tht' Ladit>s Auxil I atives in Colwnbua. 1be men at<" r . ., Kel %�� I . � g im::. ing o m m � s lti lii R;: s :.i w wel m n was ed, co g d Refreshments wMe !lened by tended the IOlh annual Congres11 he dl,porl Volunteer Fireme e d prf'ct><.! ..,, m panis• acco d , loll · Mar _,_ bY the memJ mht>ld fuesday evt'ning al 1ht . Mrs Rollin Wolfe aod M rs , Ern• of the EUB men. heId Saturday Pl ans were . ....., an a. Lwrdion solo by Ml!>-" 1,o 1· es1 Stewart to 12 mtmlu•:d. i..� -lion of ttend the msra be to rs tm Re!llauranl. d urh h urc c E Burgess-av the c at UB k , f'' 1 p r Van V n1r_1 . W " lk sv 'l]e Temple on March 17 : ing the social hour. At th"r April Af1er lht- dinne r the grnup Y.t- 1,I 1· fins. Mf!. June . I Mr and Mn. Wyatt Will and 1_ led a vo<" al :;olo anu ,James meel •- meet '• t1oc .,,g a ,.i,;d Fo•11 owing lo the home of Mr� Robt r' Mting. there will be a f'ish fry child · Terry and Gary Fol ren and .'!Olo 1 onf' p: o sax a arh ;�rsb 1ng mett s Mn. Kui,.. by busmes .. served was fur . y course Elhinn , M r11. Miles MtP'arland or Colu n:imt b1 l!:1ih by lht' men of th� dass. rout baton a g lowin J Zirklt and Miller ean Mn. , ryn t1nd social hour. bus were weekend guests of their I n Edw· xis Flort' n('e w ,. 1 1 s A ! . . nl pl't>Sl(h: Mrs. Opal Biggs. A green a r. d M rs. Emmett �uler. I � 1-..l di.II �dXOp hon e so lo lV I father. Emmett Will and Mr. and while eolor scheme was used on ' waH ·m ch .urge of the m.,<>t mu .ind p, eM" n en Mrs. James W'II • •ud t he pror.,:ram I an d Iam1·1y, r l he foll"w; ng we ,e ele< leJ :· 'to ',';: '•0:;,, the re l re.shment tablt and favors . Me rcedes ,nd I n M•. and Ml'll. Ernest Kennedy ' were napkin ho,ler, OJI 1ham- 1 officers for the c�ml'll,! yen m d Ml'Donald wert' and daughter, Judy, of Akron rocks. iden�. Mu David Jenk,n � ",' ic e· Richar lg Y h�hh .ano m l'Urla the ol e were the weekend gue!IIS of Mrs. pret11ide nt, Mrs. H oward Dailey , rharg s Iii w Cottrill o! dost' !he Al progrum the · fo Thoma!!. Edith Margaret n. M 1 �ecrel a,y ' Mra · Geraki -'\nl h urw . w ' , • rman e named refreshment_.. c th I h or a genera t r t' I i the meeting M r . and Mr■. Bernard Sch raum and treasurer, Mrs. Kt'M('I h 1 . Famil)' nighl of the Sy, acuse of ZanesviJle ,pent the weell: end "• I h t'rvt'd. S Elhinny. Firs1 United Presbyterian church with Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons. Tne traveling prizl! brou1;:h t hy L�1·01d ..o�rtmt (I t'· r ent which will be held on April 14 beMrs. Richard Owen and IOR, MI'S. Bob Byer was won by Mrs. 1 Den mothers ol Hock Sprmgs ginning :i O c-overed wi1h dish a 6 Dickie. who have been patients · . Dailey and game pm'!� we1.e won Cub Stouts met Monday evenmg Miss Nina RuSJel lenlerta1ned supper. at 1 H01piLal since a week Holier Mr� and Mills l b� M rs Russel the Loyal Pall Cla81 of the Midat the home of M rs Dwigh t 1 .oPlanned a� part of the evening ' & ago Monday expect kl be released D k Karr Church of Christ at her dle;>ort gan. Rm·k prmgs H oad · Owen·• of tomorrow. Mr. mother pro"ram wa!I a deputation tea m A l the dose or the t\'enin g 1 1 ,e I Plans w�re made for t h .;: Bradbury Mond 8)' evein home has week thia Columbus here been dinner dessert w� s ile 1•11 t-d 10 5(:oul·O -Huma and msura m•e lor 1r " OU which will be asked to lo care for the Owen·• daughter, ning, pr a service and the ,lunthO!K! alrea dy mentioned and Mrs · the boy1; was di .1 Refresh· ::mt ....ni. The ITlffting was opened with S('US:; ior choir and their direclon wi !l Judy, B. F. Parmalee. Mrs . W ayne iu l.u r� M by d serve mt-nt!i Wet'e also participate in the program. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Werner wtrt the devotional perk>d with Mr1. bona. Mrs. John Vroon an, M rs. charge. H e r moltte n1 Mrs . Holw rl den to Kan Mrs Beatriee Blake was nam - in Wellston last Friday to Yisit Alitt Robe!IOn in Raymond Kloes. Mn. J. ,me§ 0an Vernon Evans and Mr■. y. and she a1• Mr. te. da "8l1Bsings" ghter and their famil was lopic Burdet u ed 311 - rhalrtnan of the food comleis. Mn. Thomas Hantl igan. Mra Bentz. treasurer as Durst. Georg" 1. M and from Thom menage • n Mr� ·tee smi'th and Mrs presented so • ':"lt m I· t•ee and her committee will Fvl"r · · new . and Young rtl bY lfalw otioml'' v Mrs ' and M ,,. L o. o·,1ea. Mrs. "Patterns for Dt: M•. be announced later. Bachner. • an er m l x M , d _ lary. M n; Fu .1:1 Rev · Howard Ruppell was the Henry BW!h and Mrs. William Gladys Murrell last Albany in were I daug Iiler. v allt"Ssa . Woodard meetin l buamtlll the During moderalor for lhe meetin! _an d MEIGS THEA TRE Mn pfflllldent, of funeral b Utt attend lo Thursday the y conducted d anno unced lhal h Pom■roy, Oh� o C A . TOON EVERY NIGHT I _ � � �oo :��y Mra. Irvin Daines, & former loc- al Guy Reynolds, the church bake e at . service would in reaident. ule which will be held thia Satafternoon. lhe ♦, NOW SHO WIN G tl • I Dr. and Mra. Ray Singleton of urday at the Tri-Lustre cltanen The ll!l.lkln decided to h a • e • "UND ER TEN FLAG S" Charleston. W, Va., visited during was discussed ind the Stanley n Hefli Van With their t'Offl munion servic ·e EaSler Single- arty kl be held by the Berean week-end with Mr. the and Charlem Laug hton TON IGH T Sunday morning at 9:00 and Mn. and Downing 8. J. father, 11 ton · Colorcartoon11 FAMI LY NIGHT Magg ie Diddle was named as Mr. and n. Rodney Downing. �lass 00 March 13 was an• M Featurette nounc ed · · l"hairman of the element!. b sed Mrs. Ra mon CJulia l Grim who T.Yrone Power, Piper Laurie . on the Psalm• A l esson a • od t· u, e � • w mg mee e mi Alie 1 FRIDA Y NOT OPEN haa been ■pending lhe wlnu::r "MISS ISSIPP I GAMBLER" presiden1 after th• b iven w Winebre M r. William iss nner. (Color) montha in Tulaa. Okhlttoma, un- a� 1 Franll:lt Mumaw, Mrs. B I a II: e, derwent major aurgery Tuesday which • 5111� course was served SATURDAY - also _ by Miss Russe11• "MU RDE R. INC." Mrs. Pearl McBride. Mn. Colt- momins.. Roherl Taylor. Julie London I Stuarl Whitman. May Brill "SADDLE THI WIND" rill. Mrs. M a)'lnl!! Holme�. Mrs. Mn. Harley Swisher, Mrs. John - abo CColor & Scope) ' Jame11 Quick and Rev. Ruppell. Lyons and Mra. Theo Neutzllng n "WA L!( TAL I." yesterday. Parkersburg in were THUlltS DAY & FRIDAY (Technicolo r) 8A , ,E ANNOUNC:F.D With Willard Park�r Mkhael Callan, Ev)' Norlund a Kyger Creek Band Boost­ The D OF A TO MEET ind Joyce Meadow 'THE FLYING FONTAIN IS" (Color) en Club will have a rummage The Pa,t Councllon of TheoSwind1,, Monday. TuHd.ay and -sale in the buildinl!: formerly oc- dorua Council. Daughtera of Amer• "LET•s MAKE LOVE" A contribution waa made to the Wilt OIM1ey'1 eupied by the Smith Clothing ica, wJII meet Thuraday evening heart fund when Hemlock Grove (Te<!hnirolor) "THI SHAGGY DOG" Wlth Marilyn Monroe Company in Middleport this Fri- at the home of Mra. 'lbomas Cook Gran e met in regular ■eSBion 11 W i t h Fred Mac:Mum1y and Tony Randall day and Saturday, March 10 and with Mn, Bernke Dant tts co- Saturday even ing. and Jean Hagen Colorca rtoon, 11. botteu. Leo Story, worthy rrwter, 9reded and plans. were made for ai "Operations Foward"' night to be held at the hall on March 24. A proFam 11 being planned and the public 11 invited. Ladle, of the Granae are uked lo bring pies for refrtehmenta. A program wu preaented by the lectuNr. Mra. carol Jones durinll the lecture hour. At the eloa of the mNting, lunch wu lfrved by the committee. The poUuck birthday aopper WIii be held at the next meeting. 13 = ■ f 1o,, Wash •• WNr WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Your WTER DRESS ChOOM from beautiful """d"" Bradbury Home Was Meeting Place Of Class '° · s a·· ' • J • '.N �tJI J J:I - w■■hlble cottona and many eaay to car, i ,. I " (6 u: I I I I I 81. I V =�:::a������a:::'..c..--'----=-----"-'====�=----------------=i! fASHIOl'S fOUCIST fQI New Members Welcomed Into Pomeroy Club '11 G • :· . lfltl • • Cl!Mles 1w ,. """ .,,.. 1111 Mn. Kermit Wallon and Mn. Richard Kltrr Sr., w,re nlcom• eel u new member, when t h t Pomeroy Garden club m e , Monday afternoon II the oome ol Mra. 1'ieodoro Eberaboch, We,t Main St., with Mn. C. W. Coaleo HIie, .. Ot1t IUCIIHlu' lashioll ICMN Iii, ltlllll.t llllJ . J nuttn! llr plells, tlallltl b Clllltllli1111n1t, t11 Connie's -�. fnslllnilll lridts b paints lllll llloDtllint! We've al 1tt -il-Gllmow st,lls • C1Dlar - lilte lililll. 11111dtlll ••A 1111nllll, "'- ., 'Ibo meotinJ In diarp of Mn. Roy BebinJ, �t, � wttll - b)' Mn. John Llet· wller. A -- WII, read ........in, the -· .. flow. er IIITaalJnl lo bo hold al XeaJa, March ll, An invitation WU rt­ eelved from 11«tJ Newton to at­ tend a faod ,lemonolr- ol the Ohio Fuel Gu - lit Mlddlo­ lmlloulbn _... to ,,- . �. at Ur\)Ma oa llardl II, WU &llllQUftCld. 11n. ,_.. Bl-• _,.led • paper .. ''Gn)wlnl annual ..... piuta" - - • bulle­ tin ., lho u. s. llepar1menl .., AplcultuN. Relrelhmonta ln uoplnll •llh SI. Palrlcll 'a Day .,... by the )wt 111 �to 11 mmlben, \ CDN 11pbltp, pa11nt,1 99 .... 9·" '· • ·-oy, .....,:::-_________________ ' Of HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOE STORE Upper Block" , Ohio ATl'ICND ClONnllBNC:II Six llotp OoomlJ ....,.. 111lonclad the Ohio Worlcl Health ...- hold i111 - In Co­ - A_.., - Jin. W. Goat­ A. ........ 11n. lelD, 11n. Dor'• I_,., . Mn � Nolpt., Mn - .- Old 11n. Bowan! Nola. a.rloo and dreaay style.a. tailored Half St,.. 100% colton - Drlp Dry made with pennanenl sewn in tollar itays and dual ('ulf that can be worn as I reMUlar tuft or w ith ruff links. Sizes to 18. a Lltlle Boys SHIRT and SLACK SETS Sizea 3 to 7. Consists of a bo)'1' wuh 'n wear cotton slacks with boxer type waist and abort 1leeved ahirl to mat<'b. $3.95 a set Crew Socks Sizes 10¼1 to 13. For work - for 1porh wear - !or school wear - rib knit top. $1 .00 �EAS!�-� ,_ Waah 'n Wear fabrics made up into the popular uniYmity mo-­ del with lopered leti, wo hip pockeb, iipper fb. Ramble Cords, Polished Cottons, Pin Corda. Grey, tan, cold loden ereen, black, brown. .'- pair Husk, Sina 6 lo 16 . . $3.29 6 to 1 6 . . . $2.95 Slim s;,.. BOYS' SPORT SOCKS Young Men's University Style $3.95 ■OWNIES"fM.mm. �De,�� I OUTm · 7 for Easter , . • "-,,.. Ji/I ...,,,, finest, freshest candles you cll\11lvel , ••,_ ... .....,....kloor rn f1hcolbgl lrownie Slarftlit. C...... is lfflllll ill siH, IGIY .. ••f A tiny ltut effltiant buill•i• Ao1h raltt-ctor that UNI low•w• AG- 1 flathlMtlba kHp,, yow ol,. way, Ml to lhoefl Co1Mr■ lakes WcKk.. nd-wflilte ., ciolor 1nop- Man'• $3.95 SALi PRICI $3.00 Sf c,..,,. lfls . . . . . . . . • . • • • • • • " Aleo Complate Line of Ruuall $­ Boxed Candlea w ,..... •••'Ii.. ··------ n.,s P• l- ... Wfth. ltuffN Cu4dly Tty ____ '1.H Sand I•"" G,-ting CARDS (hoow I itallffllrlc -( .. CaNL T'My ,.....UMI yeur __._ Nlullfollly aftd with lutt the rifl,t -I "' t R em.,... "°"" tland il1' .�--• • .:'.!"""""' I"�= Ut:i V1ct1m • • o l\'er �J . pomeroy Grad �'!!."!e E • sJ AJglD eer F Ohi NYC °"' llepll I.;�:: -:::: ...,;.... ,r; c.,- n.. medi'!"' Be 64 Persons Show Interest In Bro1'ler Industry Move ... • lJ "I'" Films Sb0WaJ Fi"remen 1'ays ,; 0£ Jmprovemen&� ;1re u. =� ::;:� lhe ftlUL,r _.,,. _, 1111 ng ni;, William • 14th 6l:J' '"""" ""'¥M'"" ;:,,= tt...-.,. 6 Fa.tr • Departments Will Be Surveyed For Changes �:.�.r:::r-llrt� Changes, If any, in the several d�partm enta of the -. Ohle ,1961 Melp Counly Fair are to be fifed wttll the Fair llaiaw ia!ar, • 1 -. The next meeting wtu be be1il ""- II Iba Board lbrougll department head, by M onday' April 3 l'lrl Offlca We•t Vlrllinia Governor W. W: Barron will olflclally do ID Weal Vlrrlda. .. .,. and to enhance the ,,.._ and It ha■ been announ Rutland "" the ......i wIn ' cede ttblNI &. illloal la fUI P • open Evans Super Marketa' newest store lo Kanawha weU .,..,. of u,. leebn•- .-. qua1Jty ol the produda aold. Tba awtea Radford, y pn,idoat ol 'llta boon! thanked lho Melp clo ol April at I p. m. - WIii � •-- dip City, Tueaday morn1n1 II 9 o'clock. ed Id do lit■--■ ID lilll 11111a and fndt and proiju<o _,.._. i.. the a f r Board. aaked tlopan. County lw11111. IUdln, Club for • t111t1 doThe Kanawha City market-14th In the Evans chain an CCllfldmt - •- 1reo1, ,._ and frull 11 I t • • - beada a1 the lfarch -. - 1o be n""1 ID retiulld"-<:0Dtainl some 20,000 square feet· of Door apace and beadl ad "10 ■---1 •• • . ... ffl! ..,... ,-IIowa and 1'111111 ,� floa� lnl 1h11 weet to aurvey lhtlr u- llone barlll. Aho, no dec:llioo cost one-half mllllon dollars. Ample parking for all can - 1o lho loot! aeeda Ina ID - ol • whfta wall tbal alpmeuta and mob all ■udl re- • n.--e • -made on when to - down .. provided by tlie store. of lilll people. polnll "II lho C!rlap - ffgota. quaata • The Goventor lldlcated hil <!"- tho Evana Kanawha City ...,.. '"1Vlthln by the - nauJar - the - barna. - ...,;pony "" have bla and iuldout lndta. 1be - i., Dilbl Ollte, busineu: ■Ire lo putlclpato In the tollnai cannot help but ive lho _.. line, ·-- per•mel and • - la � llgbt '>tip and l A ifflltby agenda ol - In - on ICbedule ., ......, Min. I la I I openJna - the - Evana of lho area a • ,It ...,.., -,... ol pride ond """pelent 1ota1 ...,..lutloa who white liow • • 1bet tbt qualtty ol NIil prepar1nj1 for tba. Ult lair a1ao ■tn1 Ibo"' w be on Thlll'!!da ,... __ Id • ....... ., drlY· market ii typlcaf of new - enthllllum. y ill "' ..:: :' loot - COllfltlenco, founded ,. Ev.,. _,. ... bo - dearly. waa - lhroup t,, ... ..... lnlech◄PI • npt■llld. pr1■a ■o badl) ..- ID W f l l at the ,,__ ad Saturday nigbll. , .. auaran,..._. ._ Othon who be wW -I for abWly, to the """1111 yea,." _ , Tbo lauldry and - area.hat Ina held al the falrgNIIJllda with tao N ... .. .- ellad 111 1 - Vlrl!lnla. lrp,winc enthualum. Tlletiday,a brtel cerenion, will each nlgbl , A HunU.,,Alll or<bfloctural firm tba bript yellow ol pure, c,ean all II ;: :.:, ■tled ,,,j.,NI lul ar,M wmHII ...... ....,. pu _..,.,.. _,1. Ra Sbenelield _ wu name,! to ,,_ Ila ■aid. "All !bl ■late need■ lo be John L Ev..,, Pnaldent, and Dean and Ma •ae� ,_ B,_.too Dean. � Ibo i,,,,. mmmfne 1be ]IUlel eolon ol llemben .,,..i Id ..,oi,, ... ·wlll - ....._ pull ltaell up fl-om .,_lo doto • 11-1 bead the G,_ Department and ... Stanley L Ev1111, a.■Jrm1111 ol �- bulldlnt wllJch will foa. £art, ....., .. beauly produ<ta an, "' betorw a b)' Clyde Wella and BefflWI C... to .,. D1-+1t ...,_ ....., I. ■pair II COttfltlenco • Iba put ol lho Board Holter ID r • r m 1ere,._• · ol -. Daily -. turo efib1 bJalHpeed -- wall ol purple. ,.. ol lho Jene, Pariah "-<i• Cnip■ and Holtlcultun -· JulliMI• lib EYw, Stanley lhan■, ID ill■ lnllUaf Dopta. , Ftra .. - n, r-,11ae1 .......... I dalJcalauen. U,,bap- ,:..., 0....,. ""'"- bu � -1111 lloo ,.. • Dl■lrfct u Parllll Show Dna L Betzfna to - I p . e d wo•k to - the llllUral beat> ,e(NIII ta ........ WI wily od IIIUI -.,. and IYatlabUlty al ... � lloreo In Cbarielloa al the fair. au.t term, 1ndude Protlram ...... - .. - llllL II, !'any, ,.. ly o1 the lhliltliiala atale. .....,.._ - ••• groat ....._.., and bead - harooaa .,.allol .... 111 It, the o1 all parlabablo loodoCufla in - O I h O r ...... .... · -• f • r 'II head. liDld .. the rllC!q. and runu1q rw. ana to eoJo,e,I la FloiMa 1h11 a Im 111 e<o110111k - In- Iha futurtt ol We■I VlrpiJa. le■...,, ana o1 larp , II)' the ■ton. -ack J South W. Char Dunbar SI. Al- Pariah Show t, aupp1y ribboo<, � Jan - ad • S ■tale - to htlp "'- "ID in dtarp u1 1tone pull- ,.. II)' ..., ..._ Metp c■.a, Ip/to ol Iha � aw..,,_ Dirt■, ol Huntfnllm, waa I b • ban,, • i , H , Sm then llllllt,clm, IIJd. and Jodlin,. and will In& -. 1111 ..I...� od IND, and alrldea lo .allract - of the IOfl -, lllltillll :&I . . he ao --1y - la 11N a, t In dlepon and Oallipolla, Ob1a and ,-rve II for ...i, 11111ma1 over - llalo !or the bona tlbow was - ..._ "::Mil, bo+� ol l'Mjl !JlF-1.)!! and - 4,Nud, K,,,....,,. 'Illa - 'Ill - a -•-,.llla. ".!/! 0...,, Coult W -· !>. ,a - � .... ol •: lo, NI for Aue. 1'1lh, at I p.m. with "Y• - _. - .. a ,.... r&lij, wl\ iocll i., • .,,... lar colcn WU piam,,d lo • • • a will - - - 1 ,t DWI ID eao1, - undar 71, $& will be - ._ied until I u .,_ ol ·New. -. - - • ' -1'" JIIL . ...... .. a ..1,o11th OponliD:J maiM1J - a lotliD& ti a!Ulalioa a,,.__ daduclatL tba1 .i.. - u .,. . r Reflection, Goneeted Pass Us Around Aaalnat Ba<ker .... -- ., ..,_ Ba ..U.. -- IIJle - tweed■ and II•• plelda - all with malcblnc .,.po, Sa 3 1o l w:= n., S.. 11111-, .t L ElBflf ElDS l,N POM E ROY I :".;.ti �.':;!'.?'!3_� ;;'il,i .,""'1°' lorwm ""mf'l' n.. no prwn•- I_. Iha � Ob1o. . ' ·• ur1'ed fn'day may aa- Ut11e boya IOp ...ta - dOlll>le ....... 01· t w·11 Be ::-- 'ii.� F R r. .m... .. $1 3-95 the C8fflpl• tine ol lllllor IN•n Knltww far lop lfNI Olrll OIi the Mlln searc 1 Cont1n•u.d •--N:••••--• pepup Asked In Housmg . starts By pres1'dent ""'• =u.-==== Gov Barron WilI Open Evans ¥' EASTER COATS $8.95 '-- u. Llttie Boys WNlltn luMy l'ull Toyo _ _ _ _ _ _ '9c t, ,1.00 c:a.till111 Hen l'ull Tr,1 -------•--- · ,1.,s ,1.,s ltuffN Ttya __ ,1.00 Mu•le•I coo-I ■ Pecan EN Fudga Cante• . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • � C-.nul Crama EN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , • . . '4li: Chocolate Crama Egg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fruit and Nut lgg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · Candy Book .... (21 . • • • • • • • • . . • . • • • • . . laater Candy St,,re . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 E111 • • • , • • • • • • • • Chocolate Co-.d Butler Bon Crama PD COPY �. Maintenance Pair Rewarded .:iii,� .,._I All For $1 2.95 Stze1 A (34-38), B (31HO), C (-). and D (411-48). Notch­ ed collar, coat .tyle, full cut, e_,ily made. Stripe■, p■Ja. ley print. and amall novelty pattern■ . hfi!l VFW Poet To ...... .... - -•·•'--:J PAJAMAS ,m.soo �p= -:::.,. Mrs. Mason, 96 i:JJ,;1., . _. Died Today At -,;i 11rea Rest ffome .._.,,,.._,, r. � llelil!Io , ·' Wuh and Wear le W k , ••Ir ■ Rates c. CoIIege In ,.,.,, •· ,...... • ........ Top Category (;1 tbeJ, Made wUh tapered lei - hook & eye f11tener, t IW1nc pocketa with buttoned thru tab on left hip PoC*.tt cuf£ed - ready to wear. SiMtl 29 to 42 wain � Choose from Waah 'n Wear Random Cord, Wnb ·• W•r Bedford Cord or Polished Cottons. ....., Regulating Agency Found Evidence Not Sufficient """°""'" w,.soo, L_. SLACKS .. .., -"'· llfp ...., la .. laolpl IWL . �II , -- n The Publlc Utllltte, Commission of Ohio bas ruled that the Railway hpreu Ajency i, twice a 1...,, in Ila attempt lo cl°" tllil Pomeroy-Middleport EJ:pr esa Of. flte, and con,oUdate lhil area with Galllpolil. MARVIN IURT llJ Uatted ._ -- led the cold fronl. mov ,d 011t, JOHN LIWIS In matins ite decilioo the Co1111D!aslon ruled that, A rq_ing ltona wlueb whipped temptraturea began to drop rapid"Based upon the evidence presented at the initial bear• acrou the plain, .uu movad blto ly. By early morning -.ad o1gs ins, and on other evidence aubmitted, it does not appea r Ol>lo w..-ay 11-_ but by rangod from 29 at ToJodo Jo a, that there is llllfficlent new evidence w hi ch would usti j that 11n,e tt had loll much uf lta at Columbu• and ,. at ChesaMa rv in G . Bu rt , master maintenance man , and Jo fy • reversal of the Commiasion 'a order dated ul hn J y 7 , N . Le wis, maintenance helpe peake r, at Phili p Sporn Plant, 1960, in which it WU found t hat tbe proposed service · Gully wlnda 111d ball __. Sno� flWTie, weee g,n.,al ovrr recently received recognition and a cash award for u and facilities will not be reasonably ade uate q for pa article they wrote _,. _damqe and ClllUlderablt the ,tote early today. b•t snow for the February Issue of the Amerl, Irons of Pomeroy." "'--'•w ·--· lbt ,ta•· can Electnc Power Service Corp. pubLicalion, "Operaf- amounted to only a -- accumula"-· -· .._ --·�· The Ell:,,eu Agency ,._. PUC In the re-bearing. . ,·ng Ideas". avar, lbert ,... none of the vlo- trace. Temperatures today wer,, tatlve had boped at tlif bearing 11,e age -. f ncy med or • rem n morial e hNplt ol I Mel.. Th eir article entitled "Better Way To Lift Tra ve! lent wlnda a.ad IDOwfa]Ja lhe Nit expected to be moslly in the . t w be wed to r g Jac ou pu of matter the irl hea ty allo ld at a blic Coun . It hu come follow- tha bu £inn Water Screens" described t he use of support blocta te ol lhl mJdwe■t WU ltll,jected to. Some d•aring WU OX!)frled t.. ....... ,1.1., ma l• rfl lM con,oildata the Pomeroy o pera - hearing here Nov 28· oo "'11be• 30!! bold the screens whil e rigging WaJ changed during Thi Wlncl, put ■am11 areaa ia late tonight and Frldt:, is exrectto hr• lac.I ltond il1uea, • j tloa •1th Gallipol i,, He declared 1860, by Atto rney Examiner Jack cessive lifts or the screens when Clevelind into darmeu and dit-- ed to be fair and wanner. remOl'ed for mainte. A well-received talk an aca, "veteran, memorlaf" hi• hi I they would aave appnmimately L. Blgga. It waa granted the secance work. 114 • ..county hespltal '• I t4,500 annually if the CODIOlidalion ond bearing rupted _ traffic Upt, - �1 knoclrtnc Tem�ratures Friday m oming demic qualifications of Rio Gren • l"6, Auguat 12· de 1 The idea for this operation was considered so adva• 11;:.1 don ar., and power llnet. Hail however, wllJ aga� be mos':y in College wu giYl!JI were apprond. by Senior Hon, AUomey Bernard V . Fultz reptageous that the editors awarded the authors with • th l'Naral also ptppend the t!ity. the 208 and 30s, 411lthough af .er- or Student Ronald CloYtr Wed• gency had Me .-cied . . 1n rebuttal or the proJ>(Mled resented a 1-ea lhlv,,ert and the additional merit A n H -: award . In Cinclnnall wlndt up to eo noon readings will ho In the op""r nesday al the meeting of the M,111 c ..,nty'i ,,Iority for aolidalJon. at a "rehearing " beld Pomeroy and Middleport Cham Burt was first employed at the Philip Sporn Plut. mUea per hour lhlttered .ttott 40s and lower 50s. Pomeroy Lion'• Club. •hi to prowld• hnpltil ficlll- Novernber 12 of lut year. 1t. waa j ber■ ol Commerce in bt.lb hear• August 4. 1 950 as window■ 1n the downtown 8Nla Eastern 1110w and •ieet Railed Glover. attending the meotlng ti a rr ainteoance helper and was pl'Oo! ts hao boon ,rnon, Ohio', DOled again that the .....Uda- Ing, , here and In Columbus. moted to his present position in November 1955. He re­ and put tm1 rlldio llllion off the N@w York and southern New Eng- along with College Dean C. Wlth- hith•t aince t h • Hd • f lion plan wouk1 be �t. He brought out aeveral points sides in Pomeroy , air for 34 minutet. Tr- and land today with a baci<losh of en, told Lions that though some World Wor II. ■Into 18 miles travol by <Ullo- at the -- la lavor of keeping Lewis was employed October 20 , 1953 as a coat han&­ 11•• 1111• ires wen doh 1n 1Cattered flurries from 'fenneasee to Wis- people rate Rio Grande Coilege as n would be required to reach the Pomeroy divilan of the Rail- ler and me was promoted to his present position in MarctJ • porta a dwnplng off place from larger al the city. eoosln. the ...- expreu dopot. Thi, way E,p,_ Agency . and assur- 1 958. He resides in Mason. Co� and the eentral por- Thousand, or mldwe■tem fac- Institutions , high academic re---------------was the main reason, apparently ed the PUC �t there would be 11 . tkin � �,,...,. with IGIDt hall and tory wurkl!trs and achoolchlldren quimnent, are rnel before a Jtufor denyln,: the public: carrier'a g.-eal hard1l11p on local shippers I wiadl tf a to ,o mn. , -r hour. were idle for the second day .ia dtnt may 9ll'GIJ_ application. if the change were approved. Altar ilJo •hlch tain-brod sto,m that w,to.dod Up Glover ulcl that the ln■tllutton Mr. llarvla H. Bartell. dM- The final deei,ion to deny the not only providn good faclllUea, J O lklD supe rviaar, and R. N, Jtp. elpress agency ·• request w" but alao bas high alMdarda and O O , vi.. preaidmt In charge of made by PUC Chalrnian Edwarrl very g c ood tea hers . " He uid Ilia • . eutern operatlooa of the Ex- J. Kmr.aly and Comm,,.;ooer., that la • college the al,· o1 RJo A,ency, appeorod before the Francea McGovern and Evecett Grande, prn1.,.... ha,e Ume to WASHINGTON <UPH - !'realH. Kreger. J•. I. give Jludent, the attention they dent Kennedy unveiled a progrlJ)l · Pomeroy Mayor Charle, Legar n iay ne,t . Volunteers resumed the' search today for lhe body of ay to pep up home bud tod ' aO I received Fol bil copy en loWUII 1-Jy;lt of Parsons, b5, of PorUand, who fell Wedn ..day the th• d ial o1 Satuntu,, Man:b 18 the Middleport High Schoo! will lnlonnatlv• ud revitaltze alumlnleated from a sand digger barge at Paden City, IV; conaolldatJon mo:-ning yesler rec · ol bet 11, Glover. and a ■hort talk wi emphasla e day. lS, Ohio Music Education AssoclaUon llpe,ch ler hoat tbe th on by O.a WHhe n ord wu filed Va. r,, , •· tt WU observed !or 1m, , and ci rown .d in the s w i f t cur, e 11t of lhe Ohio lltver_ Ma ch by R. Mar- I Blind and Cbonu tompetition. Twenty-three bands and and mlddl• 1ncome I Membe,·, " th, bn,,Jy s ·, , J that Superin tin t s -Gann. "' l<Cretary amilJeJ. ol CountJ or the tenden PUC m Washi fro usicians n 1400 m ent repre will chonJi,u g f . today Pa.rsons ht!� \l'�r� ton, Athens, Vinton, Meigs, Jackson, Gall la, Lawrenc ----. Ai: P.a:trnns after ht: h.id Calla. e . c.w,. In • ,peclal - K....aj the Oh,o Rive• s,n; ... , '" a nd Sr.loin counties. Ool ••, . unoble lo ,...,.e hi•. told II· I It 111U11 rodeem ll the ii Company to, ••• yem·s as • dig lbe family was told. l!urlnl Ilia cloy oaclJ band II em, thil bomr ii ....,..... only - Rio Grande• .. pledge o1 Ibo, 111111 lloullnC Act ol • ■e reqtllrod lo play th,.. prepared for oulltandlag grwpi. ____,__-t'__llo Joadttl ,and b,e ,,. t ' A number ol year, ago. tie , :.�� "'a de<Ont hame and lllllabla Uv• Funarol llOl'Yicoo rill be held al w!"'J:.: numben and llgbl read - man- Banda ""'" Ibo followlnl various locations •foog t h, , i, er. 1 ,ict;m·, brother, Howard, ..,.,._ Cniai � "'1 ': envtt.nent !or OVll'J - I p. ... Frid� - the thla her. Wblle 1be family ha, 11-0l �-et learne I ,d al an ..,1y age In Illa ,I) play, lilll i>4nds "'11oala 1t111 ,be � � .. · -·· Calls -.t ltmne, fot 11\JfflDl!r• • ol the · wtB be ·P'ai!ed !ir • paneJ -.,f j,d- ·Rutlaod. Rat lrio, Kyger. Mala- ., 111 � J "811,.! how tho oecitlent o ccureed : River aJonc with a Prollitt Jtl4, . , u■t ::JI" � prepared Kennedy made tllfa � for ly Jane Tyroa, 8-IJIIII! _h-old dau gea wile �I .., lbatr aln>ng mor.. of New Matamo,u, A._ era luncheon also � and It was re,oded tha t ML Pa,,,n, Mr. p.,5 rcll aoclal moderate lncomo lamllieo, tern- ter of Mr. _-, Mn. �ohn Tyree. was p od u .. Of gbIn the ch and - IIOW1,41!'!-�•ke ,rug. Albany, North G,,llfa, Ch&lln<'01· O w., "not a good swimm,r. it . ia death by bi, pareota i11B,p preced ' .. talk porary, nperlmeutal - ti 111> Who died ID Children I Ho,pltal. . JOlllono for �- wvernent. Dover, Clay of Portamouth, Iron- """"'· 1118 ;, belie,eJ hea,y clothing and , and Ma,lha p.,....,, downpayment, 40-year lnaored Columbu,. Wednellday. 1 Judpl of Dlatrlcl II are Dr. ton. Fort "rye of Mr. ud Mrs. Fl'od ed Roaen lt baum. shoe, he was wea,ing possibly l m1111pgea availab!, to an, famlly 11ie Tyreo have th Beverly. NelVolunteen at the 101111 ree othe,- Pomeroy. have learned thek son. j i William McBride, A aonville, South Point. Yortc Local Ot mpafred llis chanees of , - ;m- . r . lor purchaae ol • borne coatfn1 children. David, Ta d . tionl pin t • i mmie Joe Jack. Springfield. Ohio. bas been Arthur � �Cheohire venlly: llldlohl , lllaml rrung to safety . lied I driv'•• ft up to •boot $13, ltlO. ,,_ loam. and John. Ma £: ol Buchtel. Chesapeake, Oak HIii. • ternal grandpareata promoted to Ohio DMsk>n Engin- Oth Unlveudty , aimt■a . · for le ol Coal Grove, 1be Plalna. Ironton wa, � a :r e, workers on the job saw cen- made by private Jenden and In- are Mr. ud Mr, . emdll UtUe, •--" 11 w I a y Ne la Y t ler, V eer Ra o ___ ObJo lfaaleya ol ___ al o,k w ___ _ bod Central : Cleulp 111d Porlamoulh. st :.�. bu "'."" ._ f,U IUl'ed by the Federol Houstn, Middleport il_ , , the and on paternal road l)'■tem pered by --. p.m W ------ClevestrI,klJaa, edneaday '"' the Kyger HIii Admlnlalratton <FIIAI, now are 11do. Mn. Ollle Mae 'l)ree. Ru� -..,...,; entered the Road wHh • car driven by Paul- '8Da leBd; T, Blilll!il'( to stop until tllia _,,.,,_ He bad • TraJ employ- Mayor Warn8 Public ble only lo famlliel dia- land. a HJall worked aa an oil and Pl of t ' . LeF• rn. RJfe. 150, �hire. N w York • men r •trot Sy• About Loose Dogs placed by publlc projecta. v. rge of. tern In March lt151 The ill .,.,.. vor, � •· ro oo juriel w _one, G<o Re . before taklnJ the Job .. erator � Racine Erneat rot1man .. a Sdiool; • ;, • ln , ac- WinMayor fie1&to and burial will be ID M U.. ------1 Charle■ L. � (, Columbua In the ll . and Gravel H aaalgrunent gett ha, warned that aU dogs mu,t conlini to the Ohio Steta Patrol, MEIGS Gl:NERAL H08Pn'AL Cemetery, Rutland 0 Sand -. ...,.,. H wu In Cleve land whe,e he wa, an be kept confined beginning March which lnvestl1ated, and Admllaiona - Lella llcElblnney (, ip. � Hon ored ! Frida y llallda that fnatrument man · danwp waa IUllalned to b o • h M� . He • t to I, until October I, within the vii S ratlDJ (I) fntlo ll,a ,)idaee .,. The annual football bubtprlnglleld In January. lt155. u !age ilrmll. and can. Dflcharses - None. -..I : '" pm1ldpale ' the 8111"' ball banquet b o n o r I n I t h • wlatant divilioa engineer. ; AU dogs running loooe licen..ed &od !tow-� ID hold Wabama White Falcooa will be -.i.aum aerv II moolhl In elfcJble �icked be will unlicen,ed or up held Friday, March ••• at 1 : .10 tho s. Navy during World War and taken to ii,. dog pound, MayFuneral arrang.,.,nta are p nd.,. 11 • Faduate of Pome..., and the at p.m. ld D eteria c Wabama af . DOil or Wingett aa Ina arr1vo1 of bet- dougltter 1., Hl Tlcketa r., the banquet are now Jb Sc1>oo1 and Ohio Stale Uni_ _ ___ lln. Lula Mason. !Ill, who di..d State Offleen _ aale and will .... be aold 11 -:::,i::.:ith • degree 1n •lvll enR NTS INYITED PA E V- uf F"""1ID Wan Poat oorly today al Ca11111n•, Real the door. The AtblelJc _,.,. I · ,':_'"· led - -• •w - ...,_ ••..., .....,. o1 ...,.. at 8-· He u marr � to the Iomoer Intermediate Girl S<ou19 ill• aen,e • c .,.� -�- n-w About 64 peraon s attend ed second a meetin g to save � .... · �"! .,0_ 1 the "'- •� w._ en•••� - Two..f'�pa their hav• Pomeroy Invited i u r i Pomeroy o1 Harbrecht · i • rv ved by the daughter, the broiler industry Ruth � ""'""" � and P. m. ID llolel. DiaShe In Meigs County last nigh( at Porn• ry Miller, New Have,, amchaa� they 1,a. dilldreo a.-queline .... to attend a Cfrl trlol a4 Stale ollma will be lln. Maude Scout Inveat- and . 1 lmpe<IQ, Cooper, St. P•ler,. e roy Hlf;,I: Schoo whe , J , re long range goal■ of actlv atina a will aerva u loaatmuter. l p,AD 11 Jla. •'"Fl ...,.,. � � •--·-· •· "�....._ • Service 11 Federaled • tture at and '"dren process I ----, the a · , • • ' -' --, ' 7· plant in the area were dlseussed. - ore cme al :::•·great ·• .. _......., to be •s, John, s, and JoAmi. L Church Saturday evening at 7. and one Walt Davin of the Suff en FractUl'fl Gordonbe Meip County ,_;1 _, J)Ul'clwed. , --------ID � 'llta elotlll,m ol of. great, great, Fandchlld. Jolm,on Co. attended the rMMlng Fneland Norrla waa appnilltad A new IIC<idmt p■llent belnl atlon. LOCAL TEMPI! flcen II .,. arbact.lkd. NAME OMITTED lln. M ""'" wu Iha dauihter of lo hlmla material ......,,Ing .,.,,all dlalrman Pa _ ol contacting - 11 Hober hoapllal ul Local temperature at noon at The name of -• Dean, mem Dryden and Julta Harrla Martin. poultry proceulng equipment. A the btialne■■e, IIn_t 11116, and pn,ducen, ..,,._ E . Howk, 11• a.-, Siar RI. - ol Second and her ol the Eastern Local School od, - ., 8"' lier hUlband, John, pre,,eded her film waa al,o ■hown b:· Dac ia, omi1n1 pledgea In the � Ila wu lnJund wblla 1'0l'ldaa the Subtlitute' Job eclwile-atii Pomero .,.. ,. Board. .,.. M ml■tokenly omitted In death, u did another daughter. the compan, sales manager, alon, III y __.:, •-company . Jab Adam,, , atmum, •1 the Ohio Valley llanuladuring -■ E-cam,· 'UUIOUDma de with ...., fhuTiel and I from tho Uat pre,ent at She wu a i,llarter member o1 the the line ol proceafnl equipment. E. A. Wingett lion and 'lben!oo John- Co., In T\r,lpen Plalna W..._ cold �!Ions. The 111<11111 llln> _,-., ._ 'l1te .........., --,, amd Pythfan slitera Lodge. night y meeting. ', da · , IOI!, hla aldeo, wen appoinled to day. A board bit blDi on Committee, wen •lectad ---t h 0, 1 -------' -'-the tad -----ol p,oline md II of 8. Olnl - lre1••- Frfenda call at the Raw- ncefve plqe,_ for ■todt In a pro- contact producen. ud Carl t hip and lntdurod tt. C,uea r1gb hazard. lire o Poll Oflb � B o m llnga • Coata Funeral Home y poled ....,_m b)' Pomeroy buaf. er, chairman, wftb an Clllld■ admitted to the boopilol at 7•• : 11 "' New l"atlual BIIPtllnll, � llllle. Interment will A plan to bring """''1 lire ,mil, be In In - man Lealle l'llllx. It WU not ud L. F. l'llllx, will ...tact bual- p.m. Hll coodlllon lie , } II ,-tell to gelller for -·- ud ......,. II, _..... ....., .,, 11/ddleport rm Ceinetery. IIIIIOllll<ed how mucll ■tock can - pieces. good. for publle lnspeclloa .,.. ··- .., ottllll.... .,.... . ed during the .,..linl "'"'.. bf lfatrlct 39c idtU• The U. I, 0.PMln•A .t H-■flh, d-tltn .... Wal1 , r , Wtdnooday •HN"'1 for Kit MIIt,o .,, ., "°"'Hal • I "-• to a loot of new ono• In Nebra� •ndor - l•lent al the HII � ka and Iowa, 11 1Dche1 at MU- •u::::, � vd en ces ., atr l t, wa•kee. Wu. • and drlfta 111e11lfla holl>ltal will N ured at 15 leet. .,.,.. 11 wa o 1111, i"I b� con,. Walter 1. -1-v·op lor, ,,.,. hi, office In w,.... tO ln,ton, D. Appre,al ,, ,.. "''" crownod with ••- 14 ,..,. of Distnet Band Compet1t1on . 1 -o Be HeId Jn M'dd '11 I lepo . rt Cotton sport IOCkl with elastic top ny­ lon reinfor� toe and heel. Sizee 8 to 10½: . New 11princ colora that are ju,t rieht for Easter and later wear, . . . ·"" . »otWl�I-' WM Jo, p Bulletin tbundantorm. Sm1rt Naw Pattern! is Camily time ---'" •··..····· -• 1 " !:i!,! . .__, �- --,.. ..., PUC Sides With Pomeroy-Middleport Again In Ruling Denying Express Depot Oosure llnoath Sizes 6 to 18 BOY$' 'lio.USIIS ,.L RIB KNIT pelt New blouses to wear with your suita and skirts-per• feet styles for every need­ overblouses and tuck in styles. lb.ti 30 te SI and 40 to 44 ill.9S Men's White 3 NEW BLOUSES $2.95 to $5.95 ,. ..... •.. , _ ...., __ .... --..... _, .. NO. 273 . Win try Blas t Hits Ohio . Va lley; To Remain Cold MIHff Slna $1 .95 X1J ' Junior Sl•ff Jl!lff· • 7· I for fabrlca to select - Contributio Is Made To Heart Fund By Group I <IR•• et and one pieef! 1tyle1 I Mrs Cottrill Is Chairma Qf • • Famt1 N ht VOL $8.95 to $1 6.50 print. - jatket i . � ...... .. fl .... ..... .,. _ _ la ll lool ilolaw ,._ nltht AA - Dtt C.. M 1 .,_ DttW .._ la 11 1 tal .. ... I Make llbarkld1 In Pomeroy your Shoppl"I Canter for all yeur 1..1er Clelhl .. Stop in the store IDalr: around SN the many new fNhlons fer every n401•1r rl.. IMffl ol the family-e nd S.H Your Saleallpo lrom 11.....,.lds In Pome,.., I n en, tt- "' 1,e,,. them •d- Elbert.Ida are ope,, Mery week clay HU S P.M. unffl 9 �- M. Satunlar and er:' • e n t1 n e -·----­ - ELIERFELDS ,I 11 " An niversary 01 Aux iliary Was Observed ·- .. . .. ti -.• .. ..... ..!: .., �1,. •·�e.,,_ •·i• _. ...--------re:"'"' '"" -.. • --■ an r, �..-• • •• • .. . � I I wouldn't Be Caught Dead 1n a Barber Shop Dail,J ... • · ,...., ,._.-.. .... ..... i--...., •-� ";.; ··:.;;;.;·::::.:;:;.: - •,. •.. • • .... ......... --r " •-· - :-;; 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March Carpenter News Events o; 1981 Sayre. Harriaonvllle, ad llr. 111d 111d I Mrt. Wayno Albany Rout. , Wffl 8'IIICia7 'tor­ . --·· i nooa JlllNU ul Mr. mid llrL Dao­ COMMENTATING, EDffOIIALLY s,y Jordau aud chtldron. "rL Faye Jordan wu a dlnDII' pell on Sunday of her &00 and doupt,, HEART FUND DRIVE Under the capable leadership of e r•in-law. leaders was: "What hit us?" They're try­ the cbairrnan. Mrt, Roborl Bilhop Mn. Mallie Lowther l(IOIII Ibo For more lhan 30 years the Democrats the members of her committee week end with her brother and ing to find out, with a new special com­ In pnlldeotlol eleelion years have been held their drive for the Heart sister-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Arm­ mittee on big city campaigning. It will the RepubUcal16 fits in the coun­ Fund on Heart Sunday afternoon sterd Perry, of near Valni Mlll. soon meet to plot tactics aimed at recap• bill cities. Stung by the closeness of according to schedu1e. A total of · Mrs. Nora Albaugh of Athena � 150 homes In Columbia Township and Mrs. JamM Bo,,· er ad 11n. turing enough of the city vote to win key their defeat In 1980, GOP leader, are � wtte visited and collection totalelection11 In 1962 and regain the presi­ Perrt Needleham and - (A out to try :0 reverse lhe trend. the Cove I Bay. Oregcm, were recmt who a $11!:. othen ed ided dency in J 964. MOIi people think II all began with chairman In the drive were Mr. g11e1t& of Mr, and Mn. M.anrin, Party men are attacking the problem Franlllln D. Roo.evelt In 1932. Actually, Bishop, Mrl!I. Hoyt Keeton, Mrs. Galaway. on several fronts, but the one uppermost tdplllcant switch occurred four G. A. Radekin, John Rawlings, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan, Mr. and family, Bowling Green, v� in their minds right now has to do with when Allred E. Smith lost yeara and Mrs, Lewil Smith, Mr. and ed her parents, Mr. and Mrt. campaitCn organization. They sa y very to Herbert Hoover. Hilbert Cox, Earl SUrkoy, l,l ar,, \n Cb..., Ille past Mrs. frankly they were improperly organized weound, Loll under Hoover•• electoral land­ Mr,, Mend.al Joni.Ill. , Mrt Fredi Smi d Jira. an in many cities last fall. of five won Smith fact that th SUIIPRIBE PARTY IIELD Whittington met with othEm ma of Some see their toughest task that the n1t1on•i 12 largeat cities and bung A surprise birthday party, t!om- er members of Meigs Countt breaking into the national, racial and re­ up a total vote in the 12 greater t h • n plete with decorations, a sheet Home Demonstration Clubs on heavily t n e w which minorities ligious de­ 400,000 a cake decorated with candles and Friday to help complete plans for Hoover'•· AIJO unnollced: the words "Happy B irlhday, the annual M eigs County Achieve­ Democratic in November. These make cline In the Republican vole in those Teacher." and a gift o( a CI./B.t Jl'lf:!nt Day. 1bey repr6181lted the up 78 per cent of New York's population, are11 back In 1924 . sweater, wa.a held at Columbia Columbia Group, 65 per cent of Philadelphia 's and bulk Thu, 1924 and eapectally 1928 1lgnal• School Friday even ing when the Mr. and Mrs. Manford Smith large ln Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and ed what w11 coming. In 1932 R001evelt members of the seve nth and and Rena Lancuter visited re­ 0 1 many other places. entertained for cently with eighth grades won all but Philadelphia among the big ir IOD and dau&bt.­ the l thelr teacher W . E. Campbell. Leaders found that in Philadelphia 85 , er-in-law, Mr. and M.ra. Lewfl 12. Thereafter followed the deluge, with , Mr. Campbell, who was asked Smith and family per cent of their local chieftains were Roosevelt winning the entire lot in 1936, come lo the school to superv ise Columbia El�entary &:bool minority large the not members of and Harry Truman dupli• 1940 and the clau memb@n during a ree- Mothers' Club held their March They discovered, too, that they groups, eating in 1948. ord hop, wa■ very much BUrpr h,i:!d meeting at the Columbia 8chool • to diRcover that a party for him 00 Friday evening, were undennanned in 500 of the city's Dwight Eisenhower broke tbe 1pell in / waa arranged. others guests were Mill! Rachel Haye■, champion 1,600 precincts and not manned at all in 1952 by taking Los Angeles and S a n . Mr1. Campbell and their dau<ht- speller of Columbia School and 300 . Franciaco among the 12. Four years lat­ er, Mrs. Marianna G rate, Mr. JuFolder runn,up. Miss Linda They've begun by examining six cities er be repealed in those and alBC notched lian Tracy, fifth aud 1iltth grade were In Albany Monday to com, •• a pilot project. In the end they may Chicago, Baltimore and Milwaukee. teacher and Mr. T. M. Galaway, pete with the whmel'I from there �====:....c....c.c.::...::.:.:..c.cc.::..:..:....c..::..c.:...:......::...:._c.c.. _____ -: __ school jan\Lor. Cw, memben in for the cbanct to np,elODI Ibo study all 26 they lost . But the new pattern failed to hold. attendance were Charles Tarner, Albany Local ll<hool Dfltrlct In Anyone intereslcd in the heallh ol the President Kennedy in 1960 n o t only de t D Mill , two major parties must wish them luck. cleaned the boards in the 12 comparable An example would be the death o! lhe decedent. �� th Athena COu:nty eoatalt. BY J. SHERMAN PORTER 1!: icee �! Cha �;� ::�: Haye1, who WU Judged 7th-8tb Sepatorlal Dl1trld No party should have a monopoly ol the of a Galllpolla person in Unlvenl- Under my bill, the expense ta Brooks, LbJda M arkin s, nAnna l citiea, but won 26 of the nation'• top 40, bany, will cities, the farms, or any region. Sensible On February 21 lhe Ohio Senate ty Hospital al midnight. The Gal• 50 ctmts paid by the runera l direc• Wright, Diane Tolley, Margaret � In thoae ciUu, the GOP saw three mil• and 8 th . 7 gr passed by 38 to o - unanimously lipolls funeral director reaches tor to the lulgl!trar or Sut>- Regis- Mullens, David Marcum, Harley balance seems a wise goal. lion votes peeled off its 1956 presidential Mr. te r with all senators present - a bill Columbus at 2 : 00 a.m., does not trar for hl1 mailing cop le1 of the Haning, Caro1)1l Greenlees, Jaca • Eusene Clmpbell. totals. of which your Stale Sen ator is �a ve the (act, � i�h which to fill death certmcate to the Regi!ltrar \ Goodwin, Danny Folden, Shirley SOMETHING TO LIVE Their clty losses were decisive in such m the death certthcate, take• the in the county where death occur· Darst, Sharon Cox, Brenda Pettit, spon sor. 1 the end or this century, Americans By York, New •• &late, electoral vote Sharon 'ff · ·'.Uld, red and another copy to the Ohio Donna Dav is, With the backing of the Ohio body home. ma y be approaching a life expectancy of Funeral Directors Association and Under present law he must re- Dlvision of Vital Statistics, as well Jimmy and Rachel Hayes, Oleva Penn,ylvanla, Ullnoio and Michigan. the Ohio Depart- turn to Columbus alt.r gelling 01 the additlonal burden ol issu- 1 Smith and Thad Dye. 120 years, says the Journal of the Amer­ They narrowly uved California. CWS and re- 1 Games were played He-alth. of e burial permit itselt. My i ment th ing death the le to f needed facts the ican Medical Assn. The bi& question among Republican this blll accom- certificate, and receive his bur- bill delete, the payment by the freshments se.- ved. I Louise Bigley of POJJl8l'O spent . J Newt Note, burial ial permit from Fra nklin County county of 15 cents to the Regisplishes 1 Saturday with her grandparent,., 1 d an Be tty a d rel Dor 8n rs. Mr. M _ permit reciproi:- Registrar of Vital StaU.stic1 or trar or Sub-Reg istrar for death Mr. and Mu. Charley Prlce. . family, Dsyton, vls•ted with her Mra. Ruth stethem bu beu tty. Under pres- Su b-Registrar. 'M!ere i!I a i;:reat cert ificate. thus &av ing lhE: coimparen�, Mr. and Mu. _Etze Mc• caring for Mra. Ed O'Connor who ent Jaw a funer- inconve n ience n ot on ly to the fu- ty a small sum of money, 1 olher relahvea here i very ill c al director m t.!ll l neral director , but to the family i Thal ll the principal 111pec1 nf l on�� ::;:y. ft alt'IIAltD A. MULLENS moon on the tax he thlnka wlll can be lJ1ed Ir the spouses were 8 u obtain Emma Kelly bu ROM to pam, a burial -----other 5'. fa,'but Senate two Bill day lasl lhe . . on e wif be saved by filing a joint n,turn. husband and Wrttln Mr. aDd Mrs. Wi ham Culwell l ersburg per for a few weekl. mit from the ton are theae: airls> is smart of the tax year, or on the date one Hb, Da1rl 1 like moal D _. N...,.._,- EiderprIN A••· e in Flatwoods, Ky. Sunday wer • • • Dale M W tlh .--f l'riday Regl8 trar Of VI · i m Amendmenh of a corrtclion• where they were guest,' of her . The old taYlna, "two can live She knows that llnce 11he 15 alao spouse dted, prov ided the· surv1v A't'h'ena Ihopt'..'e• m ta statistics of l · and llnee or doeso · t remarry durmg the al an d clarifying natul"t! of the I rather M r Thomas Tackett ' and 81 cbeaply u one,• • bu recelveel making $10,000 a year Mrs. Joe Conoll"I called on her Galllpells, Ohio , tht" d'1 "1 r1��. I n_ which de Slb ocrt:r• 1 divorced e r e w 959 law. which established pro- other �latives Spouses who ar, e y ucd e d cynical trutrnent from many hu11 they don't have enough . Charle red. If 1h19 bill passes the House Sat11rday, M-1961 J vlslon al death certlflcat es • and to Mra. ctyde �alker and famUy, ..... mounUn1 tion1 to itemize, that they not on- or legally separ,11ted under a final banc1■ baraued by t�,ernoon. l'e 8 ua .... � Mn Reprss of v and enlati ea s 11 J.tn� B . REP day of ALES ORT another statute. ly would not IPYe any money by court decee by the last bou■ebold bill■• 'Thurman, spent Monday with her \ Mr1. Henry Bahr and cluldren .. I by the Governor the funeral d1 • . • o. es of Ohio Valley C Ll •, toelr: 'Ibl inceme tu field, however, mmg a joint return but that It the taxable year canno (1le a ( 2 ) Custody .· , perburlal the pare nts Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye ,pent Sund.• . afternoon sllb her rector ca n obtain the burial per• . . ' th return. ___ HOGS - 175 to 220 lb,· 17 00 m1t 1laeU, now not spelled out ,'Is an d they were jolned In a birthday parents, Mr. and Mn. Rlle, Pigott 11 GIii place wbft. it can ■ome• would co11t em about 1300 Jn ad- joint · m ·t m hi! home d istrict Rt-git- to 17 arr ied be dltiona 1 ta es ,. 81 ' :,a; 220 to 250 lb■. 17:00 to to dW'ation, wi ll be in the ha nda 1upper for Dawn by her husband and BOD , Don. times be ukl that "two can Uve u: w 8 rn · The Internal ltevenue Servlct1 trar f Vital Statistics. . e January"' I._ . or I - 17.75, Light 16.00 to 17.'ffi, Fat of the sexton for a perioo of five Clyde, Glen Johnson of Germany eallcheaper than one." is becoming increasingly ('Ollcern• �-------How 00 to t&. OO ; stag11 lZ. OO to com e· Sows 13 · if n Hend ed qoe e r in and Mrs. Lester Mr. so fll1 h i! mother, Hazel. Sundar this meuure years 1 to • . TUI Mr. X'• altuaUon. He ' • a deduct1on 9.00 to 14.00; Sow■ r - ed (JVer taxpayers who fail to rema dard for 14.00; Boan stan The and family and Mrs. Tommy afternoon. the 8latute boob. a year bachelor who pY,111_ rled couples cannqt�� '1 .�, ,port some or all of their ln�omc! $50 · -· --· - _.:.:.::.::;,_,___....:_____ ____ A: Pip 50.00 to 188; 8hoa&I 6,00 . . ____ JOC __..km to hlt flan h t t tt.' maniage "....... o t b su f wit es r no sourc o 111 ■epte 17 oo. on • joinl return or $500 on holdJns tax, ,uch .. tip,, Inter.. In Dlclmber and hlnto for a CAffl.E - ··-· 1&,00 lO :ti.ara\a returns, Unmarried pe,on, Jamar, ,_.. weddlng date. Al- however, can claim up to a $1,000 est and div idend mcomo, and win00; H eifers 14.00 to 21.00: Bahy thcup llhl bu no income, t he alandard deducUon. By postpon- nlng1 11t the race track. Beef 20.00 to 24.00; Fat Cow1 12 , girl <lib IDDlt gtrllil l II ■mart . Ina: the marri age unlll January I . One explan ation for thla failure �l C John (Jack) F15her and oo to 16. 00: Cann ers 10. to IS.: fQft$f w e or :ra�gs � Bh_ N. C., pent . hey ll■ it Of t &o IQ ZS; . lr: oes d usually laxpayer the that is Ce Joseph .Ooo ,I Field1, Pauline V. Field1 d u11 ws stan Mtl . Ket ma, each could full . Bu . � knowt � w gr : (•. 31, they c 8 n ard deduction for the prev ious not receive a writlen notice tell- t rl OP to Lewis C. John8ton, Erma S. 100.00 to 200.00. ents , :; :d nry :u:;�1 fllt a jolAI: Income tu return for year, Ing him bow much he has recelv· · •- and VEAL CALVES - Tops SUIO·• Johnston • parcela• Salisbury · SutM r. and M rs. 81�ve Jaco1111 . lha -•• whereu if they ,... , un k es ,,_ ton. For taxpayera who are already cd Irom 1uch 10urce1. Th11 ma . children left Sunda Mr Jacobs Seconds 30.00 to 34.00: Medium t11 J...-, 1, ht • ill hive re- married, it wil l Blmmt always be It more difficult to report ,uch . Hvs. Rev, T, A. Cleland, Mabel V. Com, 28.00 to .00 ; OO 2b & •• to 8 base m FloJda �d Mrs 22 •.:: � joUU. advllable lo file a joint return. income accurately,_ alnce the tax.- Jacobs and children to spend aev: to 30.00 ; Culls 15.0 to 2.. Cleland to Mabel Rouah, U A., ,' i t • 09-.... 1''111 la particularly true if one payer must keep his own record■. eral weeb in Cincinnati with her SHEEP - Ewea I: Lms. 5.00 to Sutton. will NV. them DION � ipOUle ha• little or �o Income. For the pail two yeara, the parents. M r . and Mrs. Ray 8.ouah 10.00 ; Stock Ewes 4.00 to 8 00, Lillie Thomu to Rose 'lboma1, . N for tbl h rv v l In as lot No. 1, Reedsville. However, tt bolh .- worktna :md terna Re enue Se 1Ce re- before joining her husband in Flo. Fat Sheep 4.00 to 8.(10; Culla 1.00 a n d , aavinp II n Y mar- earainl •pproximstely the aama quested • ba kl 5.00; Bucks 4.00 to 8.00; Fat John T. Wyand, Pauline C. WJ• r lda. rled •��l · cor,ora• d an , and to Rose Thomas, Lot No,, I, ulariu, the ta1. lhould be com- loan auoclatlomi Mrs Sybil Milu and Mr and Wethen UlO to 8.00. ve a · •" bo r You &bank from the v le. puled. both way■ to make 1Ure the lion■ pay ing out dividends to e- Mrs. Lee Jackson of Chill icoth j I 't l . e LAMBS - Top■ 18.00 ; Seconds Reeda il year-end with ., chNper method la uaad. -.., that couples mind taxp,.yen about reporting called on friends here Saturday. 14.00 to 16.00 ; Light Wts. 12.00 to Harvey Thoma■, dee ., le J.Ulie pla■ ■bould always get For example, suppose John Q. Interest and dividend Income. U Mrs. Edith Dunfee went to Bel- 14.00; Common 10.00 to _13.00. Thomas, Ray Thomas, Goldie WymarrW � January 1 IO they Public earn1 '2,495 and hla wife this I• not effective, It may be pre to vialt relatiffll. and, Homer T. Wyand, Jack Wy______ em fDI a jotnt return and ,ave Ul'DII �,f.70. U they compute tbalr DeCelllfY to require wtthholdlng Mr. and Mrs. Wood of Amesville and, Kathryn Wyand, Mary K. PT, PLEASANT . paymenta Wyand, Dennll Michael Wyand, , 111ch GD 11111, tu tu by 111in8 the·· Tax Table of LIVESTOCK IAU8 00, were gueata of their IOn-ln-law i Linda Jean Wyand, J\ose 'n1om11s, dlvlst o n r IJnfGrtunalely, lib IIO many (which lhey muat u■e un1eu they U you received i tere and daughter, Mr. and Mr1 . F'ra.nk S.tlll'UY, ....... e ... . el tu law, you can 't lab itemize deduclioni> and have no dend1 In 1980, do not overlook Cleland. ROOS _ )71 to 220 17.40 to 18.- L11U 'dloma11, affid .of Tran!I., __. tr ll'nttd, H )IOI.I do, :,OU other exempUon■• ■eparate return such lncoml when fllling oot your Mrs. Mae F. Wolfe retumed af• to; Heavlu l&,00 to l'l.00: Llgbta Reedsville. IDIJ ad up like Mr. Y. would save them $5 In tu. T b e retum. Remember, you art! tax• ter spending three weeks with the 15.0I) to 16.50; Fat Sow• 14.00 to Anna Marte Beeg1e, Charles ac- Allens at Graham, W. Va , llr, J II a '10,ooe • yur bocb- ,....., lo that U., Tax Table II- able on lntereot OIi 1avlng, 15.IO: Boat■ 10.00 to Jll.lO: Pip Beea\e to J, Oli■ Balley, Phyllla frfmd ul Jfr. X. Kno• guru U., lu at the mld-polnt of counta whlcb la credited lO your Mr. and Mr■ . p.,,I Mart in of ,.oo to 14.00 : Stock Sboala 14.00 Bailey, p11n,elo, llutton . Ror D. Spencer,_ Bertha M. llll lltotr llr X madl oul, hi tlla bracket, Any income llhove account In 1980 even though auch Columbus spent the week end : to 17.00. , in with friends in Racine and their \ CAT'FLE - ste.11 19.00 to it.� SpeDlW to Stanlej' D. StP.,. .. ., Jnff11, to tmpr'IIIII hll pl witb that point bul below he nex intenst ha■ not been entered 23 A,, Ruth D. S your depo11R book. daughter m■rrlld In De- bracket eteilpel tu. �. .a � and family Jn Syra- 80 ; Heifer, 17.00 to JI.GO; Fal D ailey, Gu■1le DaileJ to Ocran ID lO ; _,_ 11 and taking a hoDIJ- Remember that a join& Nlurn Step.a were taken lut year to cuae. 11.20 to I Cow• 11.00 improve reportlq or winninp at Mr. and Mn. Francia Morris ! to 14.1'; Bulla 11. 40 to :LUG: Stocll Emma Johnson, 141 A., Satton. . H ver, � L. the race track. 'Ibo lnlatnal Rev- ■pent Monday with Mr. and Mn. I St-. 1,.10 to S.,.00: 8tocll steer Herbert O oo K ver to enneth D C.Oke, Iota, enue Service odvlaed aU tracb lO W, H. Comotoct at Kanauga, Stoct Hod- Hoo Calwl :IO.IO to :n Middleport. obtain the iwnea and addreuea Mn. Laura McKenz� spent Sun- er C■lvee 11.oe to tUIO. • er 1 Re,:: ' · __________,,., 1.,ge wlnner■ ancl to roport lhat day _ w\th Mr, and Mn, Blll Me- VEAL CAL'l'U - Topi '8.90; ··;;. ;;;;;"' .......li,io...,........;_·"'·�;;H Lnlormotlon to Ibo IDlernal Rove- Konllo and chUdren, Oal\\pol\o, I Seconds !11. 40: Medium 1'1.00 to � l60 ' A �_____....::.______;,;;_______ !,..._' • ord. s1.oo: Common and Reavlel n.-1 ::::..'.:::..:::·:. Mr. and Mn. Ira BNgle nue Service. Wimtinp fl'\D gambOO !IS Ung .,. -blo. QombUna 1,.,., turned Friday ofter an exteadedl 00 to , Me not deductible from other in- v Jsit wi.tb Mr. and M N. Charlel i Rev. �d Mn. Brown spent lut come but may be usecl to of(se1 Bee glf'l m Columbus. in \ Thursday with her parent, winalnp from prnblinl, For ex- Mr. and Mn. Floyd F arra left M on� Co t It waa M fl, Wedneaday le v isit their daughter, ample It you wan '80() and lost 8 rown 1 �' il Flor nd da. in T i l1m1 a . re '4'» - ..,nbUq in l91D. you a Mr. and Mrs. Herm11n Caraon , 11 the dlffwenr:e. or tp:fd 00 on'-LIv..uoi.:a. ---•· and childttn of �elnre we re • C INCINNA11 iUPl l 101t JOU Jr er, $ZOO. Howfl Cattle 350, calvea 100; 11veraae "°' l aueit, o.f Mr. and M�a. A. and 'WOii flOO, )'OIi earmot deduct Brad steers X.IIO, awrage ehoiCI!! choice ford Saturday lh. dlllawa I- l Mr. snd M r s. Fred Shain v illted u• lb Ileen 11.00, good IIII0- 1100 Several cmrt dfcklNI• in lll1Q Mr. WiUie Crou in it Nelaonv U1e l lb 21 .'ffl49.90, ataodard ti.MUD: upheld tl1o � of Into, hospllal and n,port him lmprG,. I good 'll»«IO lb heifer, ul - ID blo - Ing. , otaadanl 11 • 11: utllitl' and thet Clll'tatll tad ha and waitMarsh nll an d '!'l"'.t"V Roush otl cammerelal con 14.tl0-11.00, lndt­ en bad llll ,-uperly reported ID- Let81't s,:w.nt �he w�k eM with ' 1'kiual 1tandard 11.00; utUltJ and. come from Upa. Unleu you ReP their �andpamils, Mr. and Mn. 1 ec:munerclal buD1 18.00-19.50; high .. - - u1 llpo :,ou FN!d Sbaln. ·--- : good to overage cho\ee ...1ors ·· ·-- . - .-ii day, the ' IO.Ol).Sl, 00, pod 11.\lth!O.OO, otand- - may -.nd tlnm,nt homo. He had the right ard !J • !Ill. oetup� (Juartcrs In the retire- Hop, 1,200; barrow■ and atJta that JN lbouJd nport a Upl pottentap II Ibo dmlN :,ou ment home for the t'ffl ol hi, lffe :iac, lo-lrer, 1-1 :ION1II lb IUB-11. 00 made ti � ftt theory la The ruling held that tie wa1 tu- \ 1-S and N 190-ltG 1) · 11,,0.1'1.IS, l that - � tip 10 to :IO per able on any 1aln on Ibo ■ale of ntqtilll' 11.'79-1'.tlS lar 1D1Uorm :Ill : bil old home. Had ho bo1,.i,t an- lb down, l-ll - I, 11.SB-lT.IIO. - o1 o bill. A ...... o1 •- to, older per- .- lam for u lllUdl or mon No. S IIO lb 11.'IS, teO lb, 11.00: -Int of ..U- tbaa U., .ntn, price of I h a 1-1 - I, - 11.'IJl.1'.'IS. l-ll inl tbefr -.. and IGlerinl • old borne, Ibo pin .....id oot be - lb 11.0D-11.n: boan 1111 . ntlrWsd ban WU -..d 1Mt tued. II. I. 3-ltl ,ur. '!lo nllal ln..i..d • tu- Rm, K waa beld tbal be bed Sheep 100: .i•...., wooled ml ,uppon In • lambo (IOOd and - a,.m lb. J� If wu- ..,.. - I 1' payw • aod oD 11,o procoedo 11111 p,tl 11.00, home .. ad aat • -__ Ibo 1111 ctf blo - to pur- -- Too Lopsided FOO D SAV I N GS FO R YOU I !i!: ML O}ive :rarn:• or I And NOtes s . I Notes 3CJ0e si: =In'-:,. a: '° r"Jw:°��.::.. ft!brn t!..9:i mJ111t to 'l'flddlnl ! * ad • ..a �-ol -- c.nnen Carnival ' . »: i• I re-i i c.[ -1 a-.. •\to - • - be ,iji,i-•f-'i'--------....;;;.;.:.----1 · -- ••c , _, -·f• 1ia !!119II, ar._ :,�:· ;r· ,., ,;t,·� }.., ' . , ' . , =-- . mlll• •c••� • • -- • • l"Nl proplltf. ·· ut1U1J it.•-•"·......_ =• � , llerl ==::::..___ -y,,..,, -·- - I ' PORK STEAK 3 $1 .09 I 39c I CALLA HAMS SLIC. BOLOGNA '• 29c Picnic Hams Pork Liver • doL Pork Roast $1 .00 BOILING BEEF __ 5 GROUND BEEF _ 3 $1 -00 POTATOES P A R S N I PS 2 lbs. 3Sc 0 L E .O WAID CROSS' SONS TAKE A 19c MACARON I GAN DER AT• • • • • • • • • . PEACHES _ . 2 29c lb. Top Grade Produce e e e e e e ... Fresh Spi n acn e carrot1 e Radlflhes • Green On ions e Mangoes Cran­ berries N ew Cabbage Lettuce Parsnip, • Turnips Te mple Oranaee • Florida Orange■ Idaho Potatoes • Maine Potatoes • Texas Onions Beer aad Wine Carry-Out SIMON'S Self.Service Markel Pomeroy OPEN DAILY UNTIL 1:30 P.M. � ., lb. FRESH Ground Beef lb. 4 FISH STICKS PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES tb. 17c I In Pl♦H or SIICN Bologna · · · · · · 3 lbs. $ I .00 Clover Form Solid Dr-Ing qt. 45c 3 �or98c 1 Bananas _ 2 lb. 29c 4 $1.QO REG. 29< __________ SEED Sliced Bacon · · · · · · lb. 49c Bologna _ SHEDD"$ Cabbage _ 2 Buck- . .. SLICED 49c ' ' . ' • J' . BEEF FOR STEW 5 cans $1 .00 ::�•n " 89c 3 pkgs. $1 .00 No, 303 C•n• Hunt'• "' ROUND STEAK 5 lb. $1 .00 2-lb. Cello PKket♦■ POTATOES 10 lbs. 49c .. . .- 10c n.. Red Kidney Beans - SEED POTATOES 1 0 lb. bag 39c A Goocl Brand BANANAS Carrots , FOOD MART 39c Angel Food Cake '· "'' WE WILL Iii\VE FLOWERS FOR YOlJB EASTER qL 39c Salad Dressir.g Hershey's Syrup -,- , 19c LB " 53 Peanut Brittle or Choe. Drops · · II,, 39c 29( • 29c I � . 49c Liver_ "'· 33c COUNTRY I EGGS $AVE at $!MON'S .!.. ...- side Giances 't p rope rty T ers 0C}3 I _,1 I d 6Sc Spare I Ribs _ 49c RACINE'S BANTAM SUPER MARICET You r Incom e Tax Prime r i STEAKS ?· "t, CHUCK ROASTS •:r at npre:� tr: ' We Are A Uttle Earlt1 But Y- Baee To Be Earlv To Get l'alue• Ulce These Beef _ IBEtJ' MAR.,- ET REPORT Spring Values 1 toi . ;' l..---·-----------------aa"aa:aa·:...=======-- B3Sh3D •a1 Noles At Your Friendly Clover Farm Store I I ,f:.! I .Ude wu the r. I'_.,..,, R".:t! .., M•�., ,..,.,1 -uer, N THf DAilf SENTINB I the tint bis i.i..." I seltlnc •-oa Haven News, Events 'Of •t Int erest AbOUt Commun1 V ,..Jun<11ait - l ', e,f Ziolla- • • Of 8 I•ff • c,ty • TODIC • 8ur,af perm,t Rec,pto w!Lh • DLlld, lltld Party • l t li ...,. mado It! 1 y 11- llnl 11rry i..,,,, Mr■ Mur••I Woodya,d of T h ' rep,e■enlal\VH ol other cluba lO Johnoy . �- ""· ...� filaine, Ohlo 111 demonst nllor b.old 1 1pring clean.up at the Mem viii Knapp, Mra. Rouiod Karr and MT. OLIY!! wltb lllldrod 81-11 111d Msp Game■ were played wltb Mn. L. orlP' BuUding, Mn Scally remind• the ho.ta, Mr■ Routh Webb. 0, G ree r ,nd Mn , Bernice Kil- eel the group ol ,;.., do... , T b • ' ANNOUNCE BIR1'BII Glen JohMOO at Germany baa .; bury winning the prizes. regialerlng for the State Convm- Mr and Mn . Dougla■ Miller come home ,., • '�•1 wilh ha eran Parish Houae with M r •· Thocr,e attendin g were Mr,. Jes- tion at the Greenbrier and appli- are ·llnnotmeing BtRTH the b!rth of 1 ii.Iler, Mr■. Ed O'Connor � il l NF:W H A VEN - Rev , and Mrs. l Gran t rloush serv ing Ill hosk11. per Hart, Kathy Curry, Mn. 01- cations for ne w memberships in daughter 011 February !5UI 1 � qutle m. J�ck T Welch are nnouncing the Mn. Paul Romh Wal le■aon lead- Ive Ingram, Mrt Thoma ... Hoff- I.he local dub. or:vttTED ro wrzaar or Pleasan t Valley Hosp!LaJ. T h e a , l'earl Powt'll at Parlu!r,l,.Jrg MEIGS 11� i\llU b ,r,h uf ;, ;, on , on Mt1rch 51.h at er for the even ing, her top ic was man M1S£1 Betty Kelly . MrK Wil• The program was preaented by bIby weI 1.......1 1 11.. " g,,o,u w.. 4 OZI. and . rpent U'M! ..ttlr:t-ned with his mo, ' I · "Th mk on Theiie Th'mgs. as.s is r.. ea-· an.t VIILIey Hospi·1a I. The m••ctoaN S 0- ' ••._. · liam C. Gibbs, M r& Sebas!ian Te- Mrs. Long and Mn. Upton ol +he has been named Amanda Jane. '"�--- Powe ti . ..,r. c,nll,.., . ,..IHtMlailll "■rJ 1111_ ..,.., -. {�r1 weighi!d 8 Iba. l2 1-2 ozs. and ed by Mrs Robert John stl)n i.nd desco, Mn. Samuel Halstead, Mr MaJJOfl County Health Department. Tne maternal grandfal.Mr ii Mr Mr. and Mn. Robert Ba,rton ea, '" MM a.Jo v..u., ll'lllttklWIII bn• l:.ee� name� �o�as _E�ward. Mrs. Nelson �ush. 1• llw•••'■ a. ,__ . , John Mai shall, Mn. William M. They spoke on their duties and Howard Lough of New Haven. ' I ren o f Marietta spent un,o a•.io1... and C h.\d ottin ,._ ..,...,, 'I � Le; , 1e WPlth s first child Mr11. se were W1l• I Roush • Mrs. Amold Rou1h • Mrs · responsib11iUes ol the depar.ment Tho aU.endmg Friday night and Saturday with -.11tnn•• ,.,...,.. "'" ■. SlN · I BIR111 ANNOUNCED e,.,,.,e,1 .. IM.-.d el- ..... . T , 111 , J nal Rrandparents ure liam Powell. Mrs. Velma Rouqh, [ William Chisler, Mrs. J o h n in the coun ty. ThE"y made an ap- 1 Mr. an d Mrs. H Hau I JUIIHl!UU. -1....--...,. - u,,. -- � ... • %I ... n Ohlmger . .a Nr . n · .1lr-. fi:dward Zun:ner• Mn1. Jack Hesson, Mni. D a v I d I Wolfe , Mrs. Carroll Adams· Jr · peal for sheetJJ or any other whit e \ are announcm Grace Price spent Wednt!5day g th•"" e b1rth of a son · . iw · 4111 • n, , n or l-'1ltsburgh, Pa. The pater Rou.sh, Mrs . DonaId 8umgarunt'r, Mrs. Bernice Kilbury, Mrs. L D. material which would be lull- on Fe bru.ary 2'lh .... ,11H1L11 Kt.,NU. 6- , MIi ........ t a Holier HosI , lmt "'•• """"' Y0111 ett, Ill'f.... 1p grandparents are Mr. and Mr Mrs. Paul Rou.s h . M rs. R o b e r I G reer, Mn. Woodyard and Mr.i. able to roll for bandagea ' M r. and M rs. Lowe fl =-· uN<YaI ier ROYAL LOO" - Queen Jull•bloff'lptl- ,■t., O.lhwNIIII .,. l pllaI The babY ha,111 ... ut:\:"R named '· burg, "' n . Va. Joh nston, Mrs. NeI son Roush ,1tnd C urry. neI eI of CL ara.� J . T. '" Mrs. Kermit Ford an d MrB . Ted · Ma rtin and �ighed 7 lh l . 4 ana ot The Netberlaadl re.- or Reed,v illt: called on CJint Orr "'., •iien •••i•■Me, • --. ,.. ....., - ,.., � ••-- _. 1"'8 R9TARY CLUB IamII y Thur-y. the hostess. ..1_ RUTH ClRCLE movu h er 1 to ta•&.e a Louis KarS<.'hn ili: of the dub have s D-117 ...,,••, eM■■---.. 11.1-9 •"" peek. throu the mlcro■cope Ora WAite was taken to Holz.er tba. , r • tl!l'N DUTCH MAID PARTY Al t he regular din ner meet mi;: taken an in structor course for Red ozThe ma1erna The Rulh Circle of the Unltt'd - , ro..,. � ■...n.Mei ... 1 grandparents are d unng a VIII·1 to • bortlcul• Hospital Monday m a aerioul oon- ! _,111 11 oo 1, t11.1ill .. ,,.., •• • rch Women met on I Mrs. Chester curry en terl a1ned of the New Haven Rotary Club on I Cross Home Nursing and will of- M L. utheran Chu d M r J ack Flesher o tural laboratory In Amlte-r "' -ua.. .._. ..,.. ..... - dition · Wednesday evening at thti Luth• • al her home on Thursday e 11 en i ng 1 Thursday e11enin g the followln!,I fer this to the publlc the tal ler / ew � av en. �e paternal granol dam. Wort at !be lab alms - - - - - -- - · -- off'1ce�s were eIecteel to begIn th. e Ir part of May. parents are Mr. and Mra. Donald 11 Improvin g the tulijll and . te�m m �uly; Pr�sident - H ll rry Those at�nding were M rs. John Ohlin ger of New other flower, frOWII iD area. Haven. Mill er, vice pres1clenl - .J am�s Mo,gan, Mrs• Jes, Abel• ,t , s ' I Hampt · New Have-111 Penonals on, Sect.-Treu. - R u.ssell Mark Ward• Mn R G G reene · Robert Roush oI Selfridg · · · e Air I Cape h.art, 0irectqn - Thomas . . . Mrs Phil Batey Mn T h o m a I Force BaM: '" M 1ch 1gan was home Reed. Eari Clark and Jack Fksh- Hoffman · Mn Kermit Ford Mrs · · · due to the d,ealh of an wide, Mr. er· J ames Hampton , Mrl'!I . L o u I s Joh n Roush Alll' nding were Donald FOgll ;ong Karschn ik, Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. � Mr. and Mrs. John Underwood uOCI CUBE STEAK ______ 79c lb. Herman Layn e, Donald Roush, William Chisler Mrs a n F r ic o 5 f Ch ar I e s n were · lO unday guesu · i,.ncieu1 L♦•n Beef For tti. Finul Burgen in Town L1oy d R�us h, F loY d C armac k, Or . Thompson, Mrs. Donald Rou11h ; of Mr. and Mra. By Mn. /l. H. Balley Robert Cooke. GROUND ROUND ____ 65c lb. ! John H 1dgway, J . L. Stew1:11·:. gests attending were Mrs. Willard I 1ofr. and Mrs. Carl Gibbs 8M Mrs. Minn ie Orr, who spent the SLICED BOLOGNA ___ 3 lb. for $1 .00 ' Jack Flesher, James ��mpton, Fear, Mrs. Ray Ward. Mrs. Kent family were weekend guests of past winter months. with her I TOP CHOICE BEEF , . u daughter, Mrs. Edith McE"'resh Clyde Foley, Rome Williamson, Miller Mrs Sebastiim Ted".1co thell' daughter and son-m-Iaw, .nr, . • · ROLL SAUSAGE ____ 3 lb. for $1 .00 or Ashley returned home last Mon• Russell capehart, Harry . M ,ll�r, Mrs. T. D. Flinn, Mrs. Don Bail- a nd Mrs. Larry Lalhey at Nor R SWISS --- LB. O day. GROUND BEEF _____ 55c lb. I J Bosh<". . Arthur . Weht·h, Phil- ey and speakers. Mrs. Long and folk, Va. I IB R Clover Farm Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy and ip Wolperl, E. L. Stem, Earl Clark Mrs. Upton . . ,:OOmas yance of Akron, �10 family of Wooster spen t las t week 'I'homas Reed. an d guests Bern RE BEC CA cmCLE GROUND PORK et IIIP C O F F E E ___ __ 6 oz. jar 6�c · ited durmg the weell:enrl W ith end i th Mr. v� w and Mrs. Grover ard Du, ·harme and Bernard Fi. ltz The Rebecca Circle of the UnithIS parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. White and Doris an Mr. 29c box TIDE (regular size) d and Mr1 . of the Pomeroy-MiddleJ)(lrl Club. ed Lutheran Church Woman rncl lb . Vance. Ralph Ballar d and Melvin. 4 for 3�c CLU WOMAN'S JELLO (1II flavors) B esday t ernoon Wed af e n on at th 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold John� Clover Farm Mr. and Mrs. George Bush of The Woman's Club held their home or Mrs. Lloyd Roush. The 5pent ve ral days re tl vi. s itCHOICE CENTER CUTS 1 � ebmal'y meeti n g a t the A Athe n s. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph John­ ex· f' _ � � y witb Harry Mn. meeti n g opened ------5 lb. blg Jrc FLOUR mg their son and family, Dr, and son of Racin calle n e d o Mn. Ju dy Quillen Memorial Building with Layne playing on the organ "Art L■rtt 24 Sb• , Mrs. Gordcn Joh nso n and daugh- O'Conne un .,.. , Mrs • Paul Stal·• h • Kenn1t F•""d r d S aftern ay . oon Mrs w pra yer ) Thou eary, and a LETTUCE ( 1 9c head) __ _ 2 heads 2<:'c ter 8t Ourham, N C · ly and Mrs. Mark Ward sen 1 n1:, Mrs . . J. V. McGrew. The group · Mrs. Ethel Orr is spending a , Mr. a�d Mrs: Frank Tedesco CELERY (30 site) �-- __ stalk l �c as hostesses. This was the cl ub',:; then sang "My Fait h Look! Up few we¥ ks wilh Mr. an d Mrs . Ro- ; a family of Ni gara Falls, N . Y ger Grueser of Logan a nd helpins .a :Jnnual guest night. Mrs. Donald To Thee. " Mrs. McGrew . pro- �� . 1 0 lb. Bag No. I POTATOES FREE 1 ted his parents, Mr. and M r s. tare for her new grand.daui;iter. l !toush was in charge of the mf!rl i• gram leader, presenled the top- ;: . With A $1 5.00 Grocery Order baSlian Tedesco aad Gary over Glen Johnson, stationed with the ' lalions. ic "Thi nk on These Thln gs" as- the . -E-MADI weekend. · v,::Mnany. . , A F rft II 1r orce in was ca edi The r. Dy L. e . Mrs. f'aul Seally. pres1der.t, op- s1s1ed by Mrs. H James Roush was m · L I n l' o I n home bY the seriou1 illn ess o f , POU( . . "THE STORE WITH A-HART'" ened the meeting and announced group sang the hymn "Art Thou Park, M1ch1gan over the week- his sister, M rs. •J Ud Y O'Conner, . . . SAUSAGE _ •• · Self Servic• - Top Qu1llty - Off The Street P11rking . that Mrs. Edwin Stem, J1brar1an , Weary • • followed by Mrs. Harry end. He lb. was accompan ied l1ome DaIe wamer of s;T.icuse call . . . RACINE, OHIO FiftA Street Phen♦ Wl -9-334:J eel 1 . the n House m April Layne tellmg the story of by h1s wiie and ch'\ 1 would hold Ope I d ren wIlo had n M r. and M rs. A. H . Ba iley on . OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY UNG MIXED for the patrons o{ the !Jbrary. The hymn. spen t the past week there visiting ;unday, , . was meeting husmess short A Ompleled ' t. recently relibraty has her par��}• t M r. an d M n. Alfrr:u. M r an d Mrs. Billy Orr and soos · . decoratio n of the rooms with ne w conducted by Mrs. Harry Layne. F 1elds Hnu 1h o er re\atives. . , . . · 1 ev1. 1le spent the week end I 1 c lft' o ! . \Jght fixtures drapes, the rooms It was announ ced at a jomt meel- M La r LIe m g 1e t on T ue�- wilh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. i ( � \ � have also be�n painted. They are in g would be held on March 21st. d Y r:o. . m er band , who �s Clint Orr and grand n , Billy. so . inviting the public to come ai1d Ca n celled postage stamps w e r e st•at 10n "'1LS&, · cd)Oa t Furi s Te:rns m James H · 0f B Ivoir · , va . ________________,;;;;__ see the ir improvement s. A letter brought to be sent to the Home for missile ·· . e . • g. trainin M rs · Lie;mg I Harold Hu b��� Uill"d 01 W ash ing 1on 0· 1 , wm> read trom the .Jun ior Wnmthe Aged. · k Ham·s G.ET OUR PRICES ON will make her home there. M1. C· • M r, and M rs. oJC . . . _ , .1 an s Club or Pomt Pleasant mv1t- Those attending were Mrs. Otto and Mrs. John Morgan and Mn;: · Mr an d M,, A,Lhur Mo,a . . . · n'tY and · CERTIFIED COBBLERS · . · ing the local club to their sprmg Grimm, Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mr CheSler am pbell accompa ed � so of n Syracus and Mr. Mrs. 8nd m � _ L. . H. 9 Jr., Mrs. KENNEBECS, PONTIAC$, BLISS style show on March th at t h e Carroll Adams, Mrs. Licv mg to Columbus whf'n Richard Harr1S, Pomeroy spent I W Ipert' Mrs· . h .x:,, p I n 8 Dyer, M rs. Phi l'� •·"oo_ I Au---� d·t ·� -�. Hig she left. Sunday afternoon with Mr. and _:' .:. SLICED Mr. and M rs. Ken t Miller were Mrs. J. C. McKay. in Denver, Colo. recently visit in g Mr, and Mrs. B. C. Cimmons lb. of Belpre call ed on Mr. and Mrs. relatives. HOME-GROWN Mrs. T. D. Flinn and daughter, Claren ce Baker, Friday. Nancy were 1·ecent business v isi- Arthur o_rr, , daughter . Matha, 1 SMOK ED a�d Mrs. Mrnn1e Orr spent Simdo1y tors in Park ersburg. with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grues- , y nn e Smith Gl and Henr Buck, lb. Jr. spent several dttys last week er and daughters of Logan. ----------------- ._ EVANS SMOKED al a pre camp C(lnrere nce of Re- Mr. an d Mrs. Warren ., �·�-' , . � .OLD FASHIONED ALL MEAT serve Army Units at Camp Pick- Mrs. Louise Headley and .son, lb. Tommy, spent Sunday with Mr. ett at Blackstone VirginiL Mrs. Robert Diile and Mrs. J. and Mrs. Everetl smith of SteuL. Stewart arc attend ing a paint- bcn vllle. Mrs. Head1ey's brother tb. and � returned home with her ing -class each Saturda at Mid . . Y for a v isit. DAINTY MAID dieport. -uie c1ass ll taught by M r. and Mrs.. pauI B aIre r and , Professor D av1'd F- D r1e,w -•ach oI f · ' 1y OI K I·JJbUCk spenI the arm · Uruverai · oh 10 l , Athens. week end with Grover White and Y CALLA STYLE Joh� Dyer and Don Smith are Ralp Ball h ard families. spendmg a vacation in Florida. w1•1,.,r c:'lrague of Mr. and Mrs. lb. Harry and Herma n �yne at- Reedsville spent Sunday vening e . tended a Democralic dmnt. r at with Mr. and Mrs. Clin t Orr. BETSY ROSS the Civ il Building in Charleston Jack Johnson of Columbus callon Saturday. ed on his sister, Mrs. Judy O'ConMr. � Mrs. Norman Sti,•ers ner, Saturday. JUST RIGHT FOR SOUP OR STEW and children of Parkersburg were U.S. NO. 1 visiting ho·r parents, Mr. and Mrs. lb . H. C. Roney over the weekend. 1 b.,g Mr. and Mn. Donald Roush AMERICAN BEAUTY were business visitors in Park�rs­ RIAL MONEY-SAVER - FRESH GROUND burg on Wednesday. 2"' •• • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baley, Judy tb. Fry, Mr. an d Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mn. Harry Layne, Mrs. H. L. Dy­ Nl� ••d Rlpt er, Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Mr. Floyd Carmack, Mrs. WIiliam Russell TOMATOES basket 69c and Mrs, Edwin Roush attend­ V.euum Picked C1n l Where You Get The ed the C.Ommunlty Concert Series b. COFFEE lb. 55c in Ga!Upolis on Thursday. Convenience Of One Stop 6 oz. N•sc•hi or M■xwell House A modern oH barge hu a Shopping All Under Roof INSTANT COFFEE jar 89c capacity equal to that of a' JUl 90 Unel1111flecl IN RACINE SINCE 1 860 railroad tank cars , 1\T slvlnir try'• IJl44, , poch.., P OTATO E S FO O D M A R K E T +---M A R K I N S RUTU.N Dr OHIO Jello, All Fl■voro . . . . . . . 4 for 35c Clover Form ln,t. ColfH 6 oz. 69c Clover Farm Flour . . . . , 5 lb, 39c E■twell Macker■I , . . . . 2 ans 39c Harvo Dog Food . . 25 lb. bag ,1.98 Clover F■rm Cooking Oil . pt. 39c 69c ! 1-lb. Roll Sausage · · · · 3 rolls $ 1 .00 Pork Steak · · · · · · · · lb. 55c Head lettuce _ 2 hMds 29c Mof.. POTATOES _ 1 0 lb. bag 45c Callfornla PASCAL CELERY _ 1t1lk 2 1 c SWEET MILK _ gal. (ug 85c BAK E R'S S U P E R MARKET Open 7 Days A WNk-1 A. M. TIii 9 P. M. COMPLETE SELF-SERVICE FREE PARKING , . . . COURTEOUS SERVICE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -. �1,. •·�e.,,_ •·i• _. ...--------re:"'"' '"" -.. • --■ an r, �..-• • •• • .. . � I I wouldn't Be Caught Dead 1n a Barber Shop Dail,J ... • · ,...., ,._.-.. .... ..... i--...., •-� ";.; ··:.;;;.;·::::.:;:;.: - •,. •.. • • .... ......... --r " •-· - :-;; 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March Carpenter News Events o; 1981 Sayre. Harriaonvllle, ad llr. 111d 111d I Mrt. Wayno Albany Rout. , Wffl 8'IIICia7 'tor­ . --·· i nooa JlllNU ul Mr. mid llrL Dao­ COMMENTATING, EDffOIIALLY s,y Jordau aud chtldron. "rL Faye Jordan wu a dlnDII' pell on Sunday of her &00 and doupt,, HEART FUND DRIVE Under the capable leadership of e r•in-law. leaders was: "What hit us?" They're try­ the cbairrnan. Mrt, Roborl Bilhop Mn. Mallie Lowther l(IOIII Ibo For more lhan 30 years the Democrats the members of her committee week end with her brother and ing to find out, with a new special com­ In pnlldeotlol eleelion years have been held their drive for the Heart sister-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Arm­ mittee on big city campaigning. It will the RepubUcal16 fits in the coun­ Fund on Heart Sunday afternoon sterd Perry, of near Valni Mlll. soon meet to plot tactics aimed at recap• bill cities. Stung by the closeness of according to schedu1e. A total of · Mrs. Nora Albaugh of Athena � 150 homes In Columbia Township and Mrs. JamM Bo,,· er ad 11n. turing enough of the city vote to win key their defeat In 1980, GOP leader, are � wtte visited and collection totalelection11 In 1962 and regain the presi­ Perrt Needleham and - (A out to try :0 reverse lhe trend. the Cove I Bay. Oregcm, were recmt who a $11!:. othen ed ided dency in J 964. MOIi people think II all began with chairman In the drive were Mr. g11e1t& of Mr, and Mn. M.anrin, Party men are attacking the problem Franlllln D. Roo.evelt In 1932. Actually, Bishop, Mrl!I. Hoyt Keeton, Mrs. Galaway. on several fronts, but the one uppermost tdplllcant switch occurred four G. A. Radekin, John Rawlings, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan, Mr. and family, Bowling Green, v� in their minds right now has to do with when Allred E. Smith lost yeara and Mrs, Lewil Smith, Mr. and ed her parents, Mr. and Mrt. campaitCn organization. They sa y very to Herbert Hoover. Hilbert Cox, Earl SUrkoy, l,l ar,, \n Cb..., Ille past Mrs. frankly they were improperly organized weound, Loll under Hoover•• electoral land­ Mr,, Mend.al Joni.Ill. , Mrt Fredi Smi d Jira. an in many cities last fall. of five won Smith fact that th SUIIPRIBE PARTY IIELD Whittington met with othEm ma of Some see their toughest task that the n1t1on•i 12 largeat cities and bung A surprise birthday party, t!om- er members of Meigs Countt breaking into the national, racial and re­ up a total vote in the 12 greater t h • n plete with decorations, a sheet Home Demonstration Clubs on heavily t n e w which minorities ligious de­ 400,000 a cake decorated with candles and Friday to help complete plans for Hoover'•· AIJO unnollced: the words "Happy B irlhday, the annual M eigs County Achieve­ Democratic in November. These make cline In the Republican vole in those Teacher." and a gift o( a CI./B.t Jl'lf:!nt Day. 1bey repr6181lted the up 78 per cent of New York's population, are11 back In 1924 . sweater, wa.a held at Columbia Columbia Group, 65 per cent of Philadelphia 's and bulk Thu, 1924 and eapectally 1928 1lgnal• School Friday even ing when the Mr. and Mrs. Manford Smith large ln Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and ed what w11 coming. In 1932 R001evelt members of the seve nth and and Rena Lancuter visited re­ 0 1 many other places. entertained for cently with eighth grades won all but Philadelphia among the big ir IOD and dau&bt.­ the l thelr teacher W . E. Campbell. Leaders found that in Philadelphia 85 , er-in-law, Mr. and M.ra. Lewfl 12. Thereafter followed the deluge, with , Mr. Campbell, who was asked Smith and family per cent of their local chieftains were Roosevelt winning the entire lot in 1936, come lo the school to superv ise Columbia El�entary &:bool minority large the not members of and Harry Truman dupli• 1940 and the clau memb@n during a ree- Mothers' Club held their March They discovered, too, that they groups, eating in 1948. ord hop, wa■ very much BUrpr h,i:!d meeting at the Columbia 8chool • to diRcover that a party for him 00 Friday evening, were undennanned in 500 of the city's Dwight Eisenhower broke tbe 1pell in / waa arranged. others guests were Mill! Rachel Haye■, champion 1,600 precincts and not manned at all in 1952 by taking Los Angeles and S a n . Mr1. Campbell and their dau<ht- speller of Columbia School and 300 . Franciaco among the 12. Four years lat­ er, Mrs. Marianna G rate, Mr. JuFolder runn,up. Miss Linda They've begun by examining six cities er be repealed in those and alBC notched lian Tracy, fifth aud 1iltth grade were In Albany Monday to com, •• a pilot project. In the end they may Chicago, Baltimore and Milwaukee. teacher and Mr. T. M. Galaway, pete with the whmel'I from there �====:....c....c.c.::...::.:.:..c.cc.::..:..:....c..::..c.:...:......::...:._c.c.. _____ -: __ school jan\Lor. Cw, memben in for the cbanct to np,elODI Ibo study all 26 they lost . But the new pattern failed to hold. attendance were Charles Tarner, Albany Local ll<hool Dfltrlct In Anyone intereslcd in the heallh ol the President Kennedy in 1960 n o t only de t D Mill , two major parties must wish them luck. cleaned the boards in the 12 comparable An example would be the death o! lhe decedent. �� th Athena COu:nty eoatalt. BY J. SHERMAN PORTER 1!: icee �! Cha �;� ::�: Haye1, who WU Judged 7th-8tb Sepatorlal Dl1trld No party should have a monopoly ol the of a Galllpolla person in Unlvenl- Under my bill, the expense ta Brooks, LbJda M arkin s, nAnna l citiea, but won 26 of the nation'• top 40, bany, will cities, the farms, or any region. Sensible On February 21 lhe Ohio Senate ty Hospital al midnight. The Gal• 50 ctmts paid by the runera l direc• Wright, Diane Tolley, Margaret � In thoae ciUu, the GOP saw three mil• and 8 th . 7 gr passed by 38 to o - unanimously lipolls funeral director reaches tor to the lulgl!trar or Sut>- Regis- Mullens, David Marcum, Harley balance seems a wise goal. lion votes peeled off its 1956 presidential Mr. te r with all senators present - a bill Columbus at 2 : 00 a.m., does not trar for hl1 mailing cop le1 of the Haning, Caro1)1l Greenlees, Jaca • Eusene Clmpbell. totals. of which your Stale Sen ator is �a ve the (act, � i�h which to fill death certmcate to the Regi!ltrar \ Goodwin, Danny Folden, Shirley SOMETHING TO LIVE Their clty losses were decisive in such m the death certthcate, take• the in the county where death occur· Darst, Sharon Cox, Brenda Pettit, spon sor. 1 the end or this century, Americans By York, New •• &late, electoral vote Sharon 'ff · ·'.Uld, red and another copy to the Ohio Donna Dav is, With the backing of the Ohio body home. ma y be approaching a life expectancy of Funeral Directors Association and Under present law he must re- Dlvision of Vital Statistics, as well Jimmy and Rachel Hayes, Oleva Penn,ylvanla, Ullnoio and Michigan. the Ohio Depart- turn to Columbus alt.r gelling 01 the additlonal burden ol issu- 1 Smith and Thad Dye. 120 years, says the Journal of the Amer­ They narrowly uved California. CWS and re- 1 Games were played He-alth. of e burial permit itselt. My i ment th ing death the le to f needed facts the ican Medical Assn. The bi& question among Republican this blll accom- certificate, and receive his bur- bill delete, the payment by the freshments se.- ved. I Louise Bigley of POJJl8l'O spent . J Newt Note, burial ial permit from Fra nklin County county of 15 cents to the Regisplishes 1 Saturday with her grandparent,., 1 d an Be tty a d rel Dor 8n rs. Mr. M _ permit reciproi:- Registrar of Vital StaU.stic1 or trar or Sub-Reg istrar for death Mr. and Mu. Charley Prlce. . family, Dsyton, vls•ted with her Mra. Ruth stethem bu beu tty. Under pres- Su b-Registrar. 'M!ere i!I a i;:reat cert ificate. thus &av ing lhE: coimparen�, Mr. and Mu. _Etze Mc• caring for Mra. Ed O'Connor who ent Jaw a funer- inconve n ience n ot on ly to the fu- ty a small sum of money, 1 olher relahvea here i very ill c al director m t.!ll l neral director , but to the family i Thal ll the principal 111pec1 nf l on�� ::;:y. ft alt'IIAltD A. MULLENS moon on the tax he thlnka wlll can be lJ1ed Ir the spouses were 8 u obtain Emma Kelly bu ROM to pam, a burial -----other 5'. fa,'but Senate two Bill day lasl lhe . . on e wif be saved by filing a joint n,turn. husband and Wrttln Mr. aDd Mrs. Wi ham Culwell l ersburg per for a few weekl. mit from the ton are theae: airls> is smart of the tax year, or on the date one Hb, Da1rl 1 like moal D _. N...,.._,- EiderprIN A••· e in Flatwoods, Ky. Sunday wer • • • Dale M W tlh .--f l'riday Regl8 trar Of VI · i m Amendmenh of a corrtclion• where they were guest,' of her . The old taYlna, "two can live She knows that llnce 11he 15 alao spouse dted, prov ided the· surv1v A't'h'ena Ihopt'..'e• m ta statistics of l · and llnee or doeso · t remarry durmg the al an d clarifying natul"t! of the I rather M r Thomas Tackett ' and 81 cbeaply u one,• • bu recelveel making $10,000 a year Mrs. Joe Conoll"I called on her Galllpells, Ohio , tht" d'1 "1 r1��. I n_ which de Slb ocrt:r• 1 divorced e r e w 959 law. which established pro- other �latives Spouses who ar, e y ucd e d cynical trutrnent from many hu11 they don't have enough . Charle red. If 1h19 bill passes the House Sat11rday, M-1961 J vlslon al death certlflcat es • and to Mra. ctyde �alker and famUy, ..... mounUn1 tion1 to itemize, that they not on- or legally separ,11ted under a final banc1■ baraued by t�,ernoon. l'e 8 ua .... � Mn Reprss of v and enlati ea s 11 J.tn� B . REP day of ALES ORT another statute. ly would not IPYe any money by court decee by the last bou■ebold bill■• 'Thurman, spent Monday with her \ Mr1. Henry Bahr and cluldren .. I by the Governor the funeral d1 • . • o. es of Ohio Valley C Ll •, toelr: 'Ibl inceme tu field, however, mmg a joint return but that It the taxable year canno (1le a ( 2 ) Custody .· , perburlal the pare nts Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye ,pent Sund.• . afternoon sllb her rector ca n obtain the burial per• . . ' th return. ___ HOGS - 175 to 220 lb,· 17 00 m1t 1laeU, now not spelled out ,'Is an d they were jolned In a birthday parents, Mr. and Mn. Rlle, Pigott 11 GIii place wbft. it can ■ome• would co11t em about 1300 Jn ad- joint · m ·t m hi! home d istrict Rt-git- to 17 arr ied be dltiona 1 ta es ,. 81 ' :,a; 220 to 250 lb■. 17:00 to to dW'ation, wi ll be in the ha nda 1upper for Dawn by her husband and BOD , Don. times be ukl that "two can Uve u: w 8 rn · The Internal ltevenue Servlct1 trar f Vital Statistics. . e January"' I._ . or I - 17.75, Light 16.00 to 17.'ffi, Fat of the sexton for a perioo of five Clyde, Glen Johnson of Germany eallcheaper than one." is becoming increasingly ('Ollcern• �-------How 00 to t&. OO ; stag11 lZ. OO to com e· Sows 13 · if n Hend ed qoe e r in and Mrs. Lester Mr. so fll1 h i! mother, Hazel. Sundar this meuure years 1 to • . TUI Mr. X'• altuaUon. He ' • a deduct1on 9.00 to 14.00; Sow■ r - ed (JVer taxpayers who fail to rema dard for 14.00; Boan stan The and family and Mrs. Tommy afternoon. the 8latute boob. a year bachelor who pY,111_ rled couples cannqt�� '1 .�, ,port some or all of their ln�omc! $50 · -· --· - _.:.:.::.::;,_,___....:_____ ____ A: Pip 50.00 to 188; 8hoa&I 6,00 . . ____ JOC __..km to hlt flan h t t tt.' maniage "....... o t b su f wit es r no sourc o 111 ■epte 17 oo. on • joinl return or $500 on holdJns tax, ,uch .. tip,, Inter.. In Dlclmber and hlnto for a CAffl.E - ··-· 1&,00 lO :ti.ara\a returns, Unmarried pe,on, Jamar, ,_.. weddlng date. Al- however, can claim up to a $1,000 est and div idend mcomo, and win00; H eifers 14.00 to 21.00: Bahy thcup llhl bu no income, t he alandard deducUon. By postpon- nlng1 11t the race track. Beef 20.00 to 24.00; Fat Cow1 12 , girl <lib IDDlt gtrllil l II ■mart . Ina: the marri age unlll January I . One explan ation for thla failure �l C John (Jack) F15her and oo to 16. 00: Cann ers 10. to IS.: fQft$f w e or :ra�gs � Bh_ N. C., pent . hey ll■ it Of t &o IQ ZS; . lr: oes d usually laxpayer the that is Ce Joseph .Ooo ,I Field1, Pauline V. Field1 d u11 ws stan Mtl . Ket ma, each could full . Bu . � knowt � w gr : (•. 31, they c 8 n ard deduction for the prev ious not receive a writlen notice tell- t rl OP to Lewis C. John8ton, Erma S. 100.00 to 200.00. ents , :; :d nry :u:;�1 fllt a jolAI: Income tu return for year, Ing him bow much he has recelv· · •- and VEAL CALVES - Tops SUIO·• Johnston • parcela• Salisbury · SutM r. and M rs. 81�ve Jaco1111 . lha -•• whereu if they ,... , un k es ,,_ ton. For taxpayera who are already cd Irom 1uch 10urce1. Th11 ma . children left Sunda Mr Jacobs Seconds 30.00 to 34.00: Medium t11 J...-, 1, ht • ill hive re- married, it wil l Blmmt always be It more difficult to report ,uch . Hvs. Rev, T, A. Cleland, Mabel V. Com, 28.00 to .00 ; OO 2b & •• to 8 base m FloJda �d Mrs 22 •.:: � joUU. advllable lo file a joint return. income accurately,_ alnce the tax.- Jacobs and children to spend aev: to 30.00 ; Culls 15.0 to 2.. Cleland to Mabel Rouah, U A., ,' i t • 09-.... 1''111 la particularly true if one payer must keep his own record■. eral weeb in Cincinnati with her SHEEP - Ewea I: Lms. 5.00 to Sutton. will NV. them DION � ipOUle ha• little or �o Income. For the pail two yeara, the parents. M r . and Mrs. Ray 8.ouah 10.00 ; Stock Ewes 4.00 to 8 00, Lillie Thomu to Rose 'lboma1, . N for tbl h rv v l In as lot No. 1, Reedsville. However, tt bolh .- worktna :md terna Re enue Se 1Ce re- before joining her husband in Flo. Fat Sheep 4.00 to 8.(10; Culla 1.00 a n d , aavinp II n Y mar- earainl •pproximstely the aama quested • ba kl 5.00; Bucks 4.00 to 8.00; Fat John T. Wyand, Pauline C. WJ• r lda. rled •��l · cor,ora• d an , and to Rose Thomas, Lot No,, I, ulariu, the ta1. lhould be com- loan auoclatlomi Mrs Sybil Milu and Mr and Wethen UlO to 8.00. ve a · •" bo r You &bank from the v le. puled. both way■ to make 1Ure the lion■ pay ing out dividends to e- Mrs. Lee Jackson of Chill icoth j I 't l . e LAMBS - Top■ 18.00 ; Seconds Reeda il year-end with ., chNper method la uaad. -.., that couples mind taxp,.yen about reporting called on friends here Saturday. 14.00 to 16.00 ; Light Wts. 12.00 to Harvey Thoma■, dee ., le J.Ulie pla■ ■bould always get For example, suppose John Q. Interest and dividend Income. U Mrs. Edith Dunfee went to Bel- 14.00; Common 10.00 to _13.00. Thomas, Ray Thomas, Goldie WymarrW � January 1 IO they Public earn1 '2,495 and hla wife this I• not effective, It may be pre to vialt relatiffll. and, Homer T. Wyand, Jack Wy______ em fDI a jotnt return and ,ave Ul'DII �,f.70. U they compute tbalr DeCelllfY to require wtthholdlng Mr. and Mrs. Wood of Amesville and, Kathryn Wyand, Mary K. PT, PLEASANT . paymenta Wyand, Dennll Michael Wyand, , 111ch GD 11111, tu tu by 111in8 the·· Tax Table of LIVESTOCK IAU8 00, were gueata of their IOn-ln-law i Linda Jean Wyand, J\ose 'n1om11s, dlvlst o n r IJnfGrtunalely, lib IIO many (which lhey muat u■e un1eu they U you received i tere and daughter, Mr. and Mr1 . F'ra.nk S.tlll'UY, ....... e ... . el tu law, you can 't lab itemize deduclioni> and have no dend1 In 1980, do not overlook Cleland. ROOS _ )71 to 220 17.40 to 18.- L11U 'dloma11, affid .of Tran!I., __. tr ll'nttd, H )IOI.I do, :,OU other exempUon■• ■eparate return such lncoml when fllling oot your Mrs. Mae F. Wolfe retumed af• to; Heavlu l&,00 to l'l.00: Llgbta Reedsville. IDIJ ad up like Mr. Y. would save them $5 In tu. T b e retum. Remember, you art! tax• ter spending three weeks with the 15.0I) to 16.50; Fat Sow• 14.00 to Anna Marte Beeg1e, Charles ac- Allens at Graham, W. Va , llr, J II a '10,ooe • yur bocb- ,....., lo that U., Tax Table II- able on lntereot OIi 1avlng, 15.IO: Boat■ 10.00 to Jll.lO: Pip Beea\e to J, Oli■ Balley, Phyllla frfmd ul Jfr. X. Kno• guru U., lu at the mld-polnt of counta whlcb la credited lO your Mr. and Mr■ . p.,,I Mart in of ,.oo to 14.00 : Stock Sboala 14.00 Bailey, p11n,elo, llutton . Ror D. Spencer,_ Bertha M. llll lltotr llr X madl oul, hi tlla bracket, Any income llhove account In 1980 even though auch Columbus spent the week end : to 17.00. , in with friends in Racine and their \ CAT'FLE - ste.11 19.00 to it.� SpeDlW to Stanlej' D. StP.,. .. ., Jnff11, to tmpr'IIIII hll pl witb that point bul below he nex intenst ha■ not been entered 23 A,, Ruth D. S your depo11R book. daughter m■rrlld In De- bracket eteilpel tu. �. .a � and family Jn Syra- 80 ; Heifer, 17.00 to JI.GO; Fal D ailey, Gu■1le DaileJ to Ocran ID lO ; _,_ 11 and taking a hoDIJ- Remember that a join& Nlurn Step.a were taken lut year to cuae. 11.20 to I Cow• 11.00 improve reportlq or winninp at Mr. and Mn. Francia Morris ! to 14.1'; Bulla 11. 40 to :LUG: Stocll Emma Johnson, 141 A., Satton. . H ver, � L. the race track. 'Ibo lnlatnal Rev- ■pent Monday with Mr. and Mn. I St-. 1,.10 to S.,.00: 8tocll steer Herbert O oo K ver to enneth D C.Oke, Iota, enue Service odvlaed aU tracb lO W, H. Comotoct at Kanauga, Stoct Hod- Hoo Calwl :IO.IO to :n Middleport. obtain the iwnea and addreuea Mn. Laura McKenz� spent Sun- er C■lvee 11.oe to tUIO. • er 1 Re,:: ' · __________,,., 1.,ge wlnner■ ancl to roport lhat day _ w\th Mr, and Mn, Blll Me- VEAL CAL'l'U - Topi '8.90; ··;;. ;;;;;"' .......li,io...,........;_·"'·�;;H Lnlormotlon to Ibo IDlernal Rove- Konllo and chUdren, Oal\\pol\o, I Seconds !11. 40: Medium 1'1.00 to � l60 ' A �_____....::.______;,;;_______ !,..._' • ord. s1.oo: Common and Reavlel n.-1 ::::..'.:::..:::·:. Mr. and Mn. Ira BNgle nue Service. Wimtinp fl'\D gambOO !IS Ung .,. -blo. QombUna 1,.,., turned Friday ofter an exteadedl 00 to , Me not deductible from other in- v Jsit wi.tb Mr. and M N. Charlel i Rev. �d Mn. Brown spent lut come but may be usecl to of(se1 Bee glf'l m Columbus. in \ Thursday with her parent, winalnp from prnblinl, For ex- Mr. and Mn. Floyd F arra left M on� Co t It waa M fl, Wedneaday le v isit their daughter, ample It you wan '80() and lost 8 rown 1 �' il Flor nd da. in T i l1m1 a . re '4'» - ..,nbUq in l91D. you a Mr. and Mrs. Herm11n Caraon , 11 the dlffwenr:e. or tp:fd 00 on'-LIv..uoi.:a. ---•· and childttn of �elnre we re • C INCINNA11 iUPl l 101t JOU Jr er, $ZOO. Howfl Cattle 350, calvea 100; 11veraae "°' l aueit, o.f Mr. and M�a. A. and 'WOii flOO, )'OIi earmot deduct Brad steers X.IIO, awrage ehoiCI!! choice ford Saturday lh. dlllawa I- l Mr. snd M r s. Fred Shain v illted u• lb Ileen 11.00, good IIII0- 1100 Several cmrt dfcklNI• in lll1Q Mr. WiUie Crou in it Nelaonv U1e l lb 21 .'ffl49.90, ataodard ti.MUD: upheld tl1o � of Into, hospllal and n,port him lmprG,. I good 'll»«IO lb heifer, ul - ID blo - Ing. , otaadanl 11 • 11: utllitl' and thet Clll'tatll tad ha and waitMarsh nll an d '!'l"'.t"V Roush otl cammerelal con 14.tl0-11.00, lndt­ en bad llll ,-uperly reported ID- Let81't s,:w.nt �he w�k eM with ' 1'kiual 1tandard 11.00; utUltJ and. come from Upa. Unleu you ReP their �andpamils, Mr. and Mn. 1 ec:munerclal buD1 18.00-19.50; high .. - - u1 llpo :,ou FN!d Sbaln. ·--- : good to overage cho\ee ...1ors ·· ·-- . - .-ii day, the ' IO.Ol).Sl, 00, pod 11.\lth!O.OO, otand- - may -.nd tlnm,nt homo. He had the right ard !J • !Ill. oetup� (Juartcrs In the retire- Hop, 1,200; barrow■ and atJta that JN lbouJd nport a Upl pottentap II Ibo dmlN :,ou ment home for the t'ffl ol hi, lffe :iac, lo-lrer, 1-1 :ION1II lb IUB-11. 00 made ti � ftt theory la The ruling held that tie wa1 tu- \ 1-S and N 190-ltG 1) · 11,,0.1'1.IS, l that - � tip 10 to :IO per able on any 1aln on Ibo ■ale of ntqtilll' 11.'79-1'.tlS lar 1D1Uorm :Ill : bil old home. Had ho bo1,.i,t an- lb down, l-ll - I, 11.SB-lT.IIO. - o1 o bill. A ...... o1 •- to, older per- .- lam for u lllUdl or mon No. S IIO lb 11.'IS, teO lb, 11.00: -Int of ..U- tbaa U., .ntn, price of I h a 1-1 - I, - 11.'IJl.1'.'IS. l-ll inl tbefr -.. and IGlerinl • old borne, Ibo pin .....id oot be - lb 11.0D-11.n: boan 1111 . ntlrWsd ban WU -..d 1Mt tued. II. I. 3-ltl ,ur. '!lo nllal ln..i..d • tu- Rm, K waa beld tbal be bed Sheep 100: .i•...., wooled ml ,uppon In • lambo (IOOd and - a,.m lb. J� If wu- ..,.. - I 1' payw • aod oD 11,o procoedo 11111 p,tl 11.00, home .. ad aat • -__ Ibo 1111 ctf blo - to pur- -- Too Lopsided FOO D SAV I N GS FO R YOU I !i!: ML O}ive :rarn:• or I And NOtes s . I Notes 3CJ0e si: =In'-:,. a: '° r"Jw:°��.::.. ft!brn t!..9:i mJ111t to 'l'flddlnl ! * ad • ..a �-ol -- c.nnen Carnival ' . »: i• I re-i i c.[ -1 a-.. •\to - • - be ,iji,i-•f-'i'--------....;;;.;.:.----1 · -- ••c , _, -·f• 1ia !!119II, ar._ :,�:· ;r· ,., ,;t,·� }.., ' . , ' . , =-- . mlll• •c••� • • -- • • l"Nl proplltf. ·· ut1U1J it.•-•"·......_ =• � , llerl ==::::..___ -y,,..,, -·- - I ' PORK STEAK 3 $1 .09 I 39c I CALLA HAMS SLIC. BOLOGNA '• 29c Picnic Hams Pork Liver • doL Pork Roast $1 .00 BOILING BEEF __ 5 GROUND BEEF _ 3 $1 -00 POTATOES P A R S N I PS 2 lbs. 3Sc 0 L E .O WAID CROSS' SONS TAKE A 19c MACARON I GAN DER AT• • • • • • • • • . PEACHES _ . 2 29c lb. Top Grade Produce e e e e e e ... Fresh Spi n acn e carrot1 e Radlflhes • Green On ions e Mangoes Cran­ berries N ew Cabbage Lettuce Parsnip, • Turnips Te mple Oranaee • Florida Orange■ Idaho Potatoes • Maine Potatoes • Texas Onions Beer aad Wine Carry-Out SIMON'S Self.Service Markel Pomeroy OPEN DAILY UNTIL 1:30 P.M. � ., lb. FRESH Ground Beef lb. 4 FISH STICKS PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES tb. 17c I In Pl♦H or SIICN Bologna · · · · · · 3 lbs. $ I .00 Clover Form Solid Dr-Ing qt. 45c 3 �or98c 1 Bananas _ 2 lb. 29c 4 $1.QO REG. 29< __________ SEED Sliced Bacon · · · · · · lb. 49c Bologna _ SHEDD"$ Cabbage _ 2 Buck- . .. SLICED 49c ' ' . ' • J' . BEEF FOR STEW 5 cans $1 .00 ::�•n " 89c 3 pkgs. $1 .00 No, 303 C•n• Hunt'• "' ROUND STEAK 5 lb. $1 .00 2-lb. Cello PKket♦■ POTATOES 10 lbs. 49c .. . .- 10c n.. Red Kidney Beans - SEED POTATOES 1 0 lb. bag 39c A Goocl Brand BANANAS Carrots , FOOD MART 39c Angel Food Cake '· "'' WE WILL Iii\VE FLOWERS FOR YOlJB EASTER qL 39c Salad Dressir.g Hershey's Syrup -,- , 19c LB " 53 Peanut Brittle or Choe. Drops · · II,, 39c 29( • 29c I � . 49c Liver_ "'· 33c COUNTRY I EGGS $AVE at $!MON'S .!.. ...- side Giances 't p rope rty T ers 0C}3 I _,1 I d 6Sc Spare I Ribs _ 49c RACINE'S BANTAM SUPER MARICET You r Incom e Tax Prime r i STEAKS ?· "t, CHUCK ROASTS •:r at npre:� tr: ' We Are A Uttle Earlt1 But Y- Baee To Be Earlv To Get l'alue• Ulce These Beef _ IBEtJ' MAR.,- ET REPORT Spring Values 1 toi . ;' l..---·-----------------aa"aa:aa·:...=======-- B3Sh3D •a1 Noles At Your Friendly Clover Farm Store I I ,f:.! I .Ude wu the r. I'_.,..,, R".:t! .., M•�., ,..,.,1 -uer, N THf DAilf SENTINB I the tint bis i.i..." I seltlnc •-oa Haven News, Events 'Of •t Int erest AbOUt Commun1 V ,..Jun<11ait - l ', e,f Ziolla- • • Of 8 I•ff • c,ty • TODIC • 8ur,af perm,t Rec,pto w!Lh • DLlld, lltld Party • l t li ...,. mado It! 1 y 11- llnl 11rry i..,,,, Mr■ Mur••I Woodya,d of T h ' rep,e■enlal\VH ol other cluba lO Johnoy . �- ""· ...� filaine, Ohlo 111 demonst nllor b.old 1 1pring clean.up at the Mem viii Knapp, Mra. Rouiod Karr and MT. OLIY!! wltb lllldrod 81-11 111d Msp Game■ were played wltb Mn. L. orlP' BuUding, Mn Scally remind• the ho.ta, Mr■ Routh Webb. 0, G ree r ,nd Mn , Bernice Kil- eel the group ol ,;.., do... , T b • ' ANNOUNCE BIR1'BII Glen JohMOO at Germany baa .; bury winning the prizes. regialerlng for the State Convm- Mr and Mn . Dougla■ Miller come home ,., • '�•1 wilh ha eran Parish Houae with M r •· Thocr,e attendin g were Mr,. Jes- tion at the Greenbrier and appli- are ·llnnotmeing BtRTH the b!rth of 1 ii.Iler, Mr■. Ed O'Connor � il l NF:W H A VEN - Rev , and Mrs. l Gran t rloush serv ing Ill hosk11. per Hart, Kathy Curry, Mn. 01- cations for ne w memberships in daughter 011 February !5UI 1 � qutle m. J�ck T Welch are nnouncing the Mn. Paul Romh Wal le■aon lead- Ive Ingram, Mrt Thoma ... Hoff- I.he local dub. or:vttTED ro wrzaar or Pleasan t Valley Hosp!LaJ. T h e a , l'earl Powt'll at Parlu!r,l,.Jrg MEIGS 11� i\llU b ,r,h uf ;, ;, on , on Mt1rch 51.h at er for the even ing, her top ic was man M1S£1 Betty Kelly . MrK Wil• The program was preaented by bIby weI 1.......1 1 11.. " g,,o,u w.. 4 OZI. and . rpent U'M! ..ttlr:t-ned with his mo, ' I · "Th mk on Theiie Th'mgs. as.s is r.. ea-· an.t VIILIey Hospi·1a I. The m••ctoaN S 0- ' ••._. · liam C. Gibbs, M r& Sebas!ian Te- Mrs. Long and Mn. Upton ol +he has been named Amanda Jane. '"�--- Powe ti . ..,r. c,nll,.., . ,..IHtMlailll "■rJ 1111_ ..,.., -. {�r1 weighi!d 8 Iba. l2 1-2 ozs. and ed by Mrs Robert John stl)n i.nd desco, Mn. Samuel Halstead, Mr MaJJOfl County Health Department. Tne maternal grandfal.Mr ii Mr Mr. and Mn. Robert Ba,rton ea, '" MM a.Jo v..u., ll'lllttklWIII bn• l:.ee� name� �o�as _E�ward. Mrs. Nelson �ush. 1• llw•••'■ a. ,__ . , John Mai shall, Mn. William M. They spoke on their duties and Howard Lough of New Haven. ' I ren o f Marietta spent un,o a•.io1... and C h.\d ottin ,._ ..,...,, 'I � Le; , 1e WPlth s first child Mr11. se were W1l• I Roush • Mrs. Amold Rou1h • Mrs · responsib11iUes ol the depar.ment Tho aU.endmg Friday night and Saturday with -.11tnn•• ,.,...,.. "'" ■. SlN · I BIR111 ANNOUNCED e,.,,.,e,1 .. IM.-.d el- ..... . T , 111 , J nal Rrandparents ure liam Powell. Mrs. Velma Rouqh, [ William Chisler, Mrs. J o h n in the coun ty. ThE"y made an ap- 1 Mr. an d Mrs. H Hau I JUIIHl!UU. -1....--...,. - u,,. -- � ... • %I ... n Ohlmger . .a Nr . n · .1lr-. fi:dward Zun:ner• Mn1. Jack Hesson, Mni. D a v I d I Wolfe , Mrs. Carroll Adams· Jr · peal for sheetJJ or any other whit e \ are announcm Grace Price spent Wednt!5day g th•"" e b1rth of a son · . iw · 4111 • n, , n or l-'1ltsburgh, Pa. The pater Rou.sh, Mrs . DonaId 8umgarunt'r, Mrs. Bernice Kilbury, Mrs. L D. material which would be lull- on Fe bru.ary 2'lh .... ,11H1L11 Kt.,NU. 6- , MIi ........ t a Holier HosI , lmt "'•• """"' Y0111 ett, Ill'f.... 1p grandparents are Mr. and Mr Mrs. Paul Rou.s h . M rs. R o b e r I G reer, Mn. Woodyard and Mr.i. able to roll for bandagea ' M r. and M rs. Lowe fl =-· uN<YaI ier ROYAL LOO" - Queen Jull•bloff'lptl- ,■t., O.lhwNIIII .,. l pllaI The babY ha,111 ... ut:\:"R named '· burg, "' n . Va. Joh nston, Mrs. NeI son Roush ,1tnd C urry. neI eI of CL ara.� J . T. '" Mrs. Kermit Ford an d MrB . Ted · Ma rtin and �ighed 7 lh l . 4 ana ot The Netberlaadl re.- or Reed,v illt: called on CJint Orr "'., •iien •••i•■Me, • --. ,.. ....., - ,.., � ••-- _. 1"'8 R9TARY CLUB IamII y Thur-y. the hostess. ..1_ RUTH ClRCLE movu h er 1 to ta•&.e a Louis KarS<.'hn ili: of the dub have s D-117 ...,,••, eM■■---.. 11.1-9 •"" peek. throu the mlcro■cope Ora WAite was taken to Holz.er tba. , r • tl!l'N DUTCH MAID PARTY Al t he regular din ner meet mi;: taken an in structor course for Red ozThe ma1erna The Rulh Circle of the Unltt'd - , ro..,. � ■...n.Mei ... 1 grandparents are d unng a VIII·1 to • bortlcul• Hospital Monday m a aerioul oon- ! _,111 11 oo 1, t11.1ill .. ,,.., •• • rch Women met on I Mrs. Chester curry en terl a1ned of the New Haven Rotary Club on I Cross Home Nursing and will of- M L. utheran Chu d M r J ack Flesher o tural laboratory In Amlte-r "' -ua.. .._. ..,.. ..... - dition · Wednesday evening at thti Luth• • al her home on Thursday e 11 en i ng 1 Thursday e11enin g the followln!,I fer this to the publlc the tal ler / ew � av en. �e paternal granol dam. Wort at !be lab alms - - - - - -- - · -- off'1ce�s were eIecteel to begIn th. e Ir part of May. parents are Mr. and Mra. Donald 11 Improvin g the tulijll and . te�m m �uly; Pr�sident - H ll rry Those at�nding were M rs. John Ohlin ger of New other flower, frOWII iD area. Haven. Mill er, vice pres1clenl - .J am�s Mo,gan, Mrs• Jes, Abel• ,t , s ' I Hampt · New Have-111 Penonals on, Sect.-Treu. - R u.ssell Mark Ward• Mn R G G reene · Robert Roush oI Selfridg · · · e Air I Cape h.art, 0irectqn - Thomas . . . Mrs Phil Batey Mn T h o m a I Force BaM: '" M 1ch 1gan was home Reed. Eari Clark and Jack Fksh- Hoffman · Mn Kermit Ford Mrs · · · due to the d,ealh of an wide, Mr. er· J ames Hampton , Mrl'!I . L o u I s Joh n Roush Alll' nding were Donald FOgll ;ong Karschn ik, Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. � Mr. and Mrs. John Underwood uOCI CUBE STEAK ______ 79c lb. Herman Layn e, Donald Roush, William Chisler Mrs a n F r ic o 5 f Ch ar I e s n were · lO unday guesu · i,.ncieu1 L♦•n Beef For tti. Finul Burgen in Town L1oy d R�us h, F loY d C armac k, Or . Thompson, Mrs. Donald Rou11h ; of Mr. and Mra. By Mn. /l. H. Balley Robert Cooke. GROUND ROUND ____ 65c lb. ! John H 1dgway, J . L. Stew1:11·:. gests attending were Mrs. Willard I 1ofr. and Mrs. Carl Gibbs 8M Mrs. Minn ie Orr, who spent the SLICED BOLOGNA ___ 3 lb. for $1 .00 ' Jack Flesher, James ��mpton, Fear, Mrs. Ray Ward. Mrs. Kent family were weekend guests of past winter months. with her I TOP CHOICE BEEF , . u daughter, Mrs. Edith McE"'resh Clyde Foley, Rome Williamson, Miller Mrs Sebastiim Ted".1co thell' daughter and son-m-Iaw, .nr, . • · ROLL SAUSAGE ____ 3 lb. for $1 .00 or Ashley returned home last Mon• Russell capehart, Harry . M ,ll�r, Mrs. T. D. Flinn, Mrs. Don Bail- a nd Mrs. Larry Lalhey at Nor R SWISS --- LB. O day. GROUND BEEF _____ 55c lb. I J Bosh<". . Arthur . Weht·h, Phil- ey and speakers. Mrs. Long and folk, Va. I IB R Clover Farm Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy and ip Wolperl, E. L. Stem, Earl Clark Mrs. Upton . . ,:OOmas yance of Akron, �10 family of Wooster spen t las t week 'I'homas Reed. an d guests Bern RE BEC CA cmCLE GROUND PORK et IIIP C O F F E E ___ __ 6 oz. jar 6�c · ited durmg the weell:enrl W ith end i th Mr. v� w and Mrs. Grover ard Du, ·harme and Bernard Fi. ltz The Rebecca Circle of the UnithIS parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. White and Doris an Mr. 29c box TIDE (regular size) d and Mr1 . of the Pomeroy-MiddleJ)(lrl Club. ed Lutheran Church Woman rncl lb . Vance. Ralph Ballar d and Melvin. 4 for 3�c CLU WOMAN'S JELLO (1II flavors) B esday t ernoon Wed af e n on at th 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold John� Clover Farm Mr. and Mrs. George Bush of The Woman's Club held their home or Mrs. Lloyd Roush. The 5pent ve ral days re tl vi. s itCHOICE CENTER CUTS 1 � ebmal'y meeti n g a t the A Athe n s. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph John­ ex· f' _ � � y witb Harry Mn. meeti n g opened ------5 lb. blg Jrc FLOUR mg their son and family, Dr, and son of Racin calle n e d o Mn. Ju dy Quillen Memorial Building with Layne playing on the organ "Art L■rtt 24 Sb• , Mrs. Gordcn Joh nso n and daugh- O'Conne un .,.. , Mrs • Paul Stal·• h • Kenn1t F•""d r d S aftern ay . oon Mrs w pra yer ) Thou eary, and a LETTUCE ( 1 9c head) __ _ 2 heads 2<:'c ter 8t Ourham, N C · ly and Mrs. Mark Ward sen 1 n1:, Mrs . . J. V. McGrew. The group · Mrs. Ethel Orr is spending a , Mr. a�d Mrs: Frank Tedesco CELERY (30 site) �-- __ stalk l �c as hostesses. This was the cl ub',:; then sang "My Fait h Look! Up few we¥ ks wilh Mr. an d Mrs . Ro- ; a family of Ni gara Falls, N . Y ger Grueser of Logan a nd helpins .a :Jnnual guest night. Mrs. Donald To Thee. " Mrs. McGrew . pro- �� . 1 0 lb. Bag No. I POTATOES FREE 1 ted his parents, Mr. and M r s. tare for her new grand.daui;iter. l !toush was in charge of the mf!rl i• gram leader, presenled the top- ;: . With A $1 5.00 Grocery Order baSlian Tedesco aad Gary over Glen Johnson, stationed with the ' lalions. ic "Thi nk on These Thln gs" as- the . -E-MADI weekend. · v,::Mnany. . , A F rft II 1r orce in was ca edi The r. Dy L. e . Mrs. f'aul Seally. pres1der.t, op- s1s1ed by Mrs. H James Roush was m · L I n l' o I n home bY the seriou1 illn ess o f , POU( . . "THE STORE WITH A-HART'" ened the meeting and announced group sang the hymn "Art Thou Park, M1ch1gan over the week- his sister, M rs. •J Ud Y O'Conner, . . . SAUSAGE _ •• · Self Servic• - Top Qu1llty - Off The Street P11rking . that Mrs. Edwin Stem, J1brar1an , Weary • • followed by Mrs. Harry end. He lb. was accompan ied l1ome DaIe wamer of s;T.icuse call . . . RACINE, OHIO FiftA Street Phen♦ Wl -9-334:J eel 1 . the n House m April Layne tellmg the story of by h1s wiie and ch'\ 1 would hold Ope I d ren wIlo had n M r. and M rs. A. H . Ba iley on . OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY UNG MIXED for the patrons o{ the !Jbrary. The hymn. spen t the past week there visiting ;unday, , . was meeting husmess short A Ompleled ' t. recently relibraty has her par��}• t M r. an d M n. Alfrr:u. M r an d Mrs. Billy Orr and soos · . decoratio n of the rooms with ne w conducted by Mrs. Harry Layne. F 1elds Hnu 1h o er re\atives. . , . . · 1 ev1. 1le spent the week end I 1 c lft' o ! . \Jght fixtures drapes, the rooms It was announ ced at a jomt meel- M La r LIe m g 1e t on T ue�- wilh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. i ( � \ � have also be�n painted. They are in g would be held on March 21st. d Y r:o. . m er band , who �s Clint Orr and grand n , Billy. so . inviting the public to come ai1d Ca n celled postage stamps w e r e st•at 10n "'1LS&, · cd)Oa t Furi s Te:rns m James H · 0f B Ivoir · , va . ________________,;;;;__ see the ir improvement s. A letter brought to be sent to the Home for missile ·· . e . • g. trainin M rs · Lie;mg I Harold Hu b��� Uill"d 01 W ash ing 1on 0· 1 , wm> read trom the .Jun ior Wnmthe Aged. · k Ham·s G.ET OUR PRICES ON will make her home there. M1. C· • M r, and M rs. oJC . . . _ , .1 an s Club or Pomt Pleasant mv1t- Those attending were Mrs. Otto and Mrs. John Morgan and Mn;: · Mr an d M,, A,Lhur Mo,a . . . · n'tY and · CERTIFIED COBBLERS · . · ing the local club to their sprmg Grimm, Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mr CheSler am pbell accompa ed � so of n Syracus and Mr. Mrs. 8nd m � _ L. . H. 9 Jr., Mrs. KENNEBECS, PONTIAC$, BLISS style show on March th at t h e Carroll Adams, Mrs. Licv mg to Columbus whf'n Richard Harr1S, Pomeroy spent I W Ipert' Mrs· . h .x:,, p I n 8 Dyer, M rs. Phi l'� •·"oo_ I Au---� d·t ·� -�. Hig she left. Sunday afternoon with Mr. and _:' .:. SLICED Mr. and M rs. Ken t Miller were Mrs. J. C. McKay. in Denver, Colo. recently visit in g Mr, and Mrs. B. C. Cimmons lb. of Belpre call ed on Mr. and Mrs. relatives. HOME-GROWN Mrs. T. D. Flinn and daughter, Claren ce Baker, Friday. Nancy were 1·ecent business v isi- Arthur o_rr, , daughter . Matha, 1 SMOK ED a�d Mrs. Mrnn1e Orr spent Simdo1y tors in Park ersburg. with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Grues- , y nn e Smith Gl and Henr Buck, lb. Jr. spent several dttys last week er and daughters of Logan. ----------------- ._ EVANS SMOKED al a pre camp C(lnrere nce of Re- Mr. an d Mrs. Warren ., �·�-' , . � .OLD FASHIONED ALL MEAT serve Army Units at Camp Pick- Mrs. Louise Headley and .son, lb. Tommy, spent Sunday with Mr. ett at Blackstone VirginiL Mrs. Robert Diile and Mrs. J. and Mrs. Everetl smith of SteuL. Stewart arc attend ing a paint- bcn vllle. Mrs. Head1ey's brother tb. and � returned home with her ing -class each Saturda at Mid . . Y for a v isit. DAINTY MAID dieport. -uie c1ass ll taught by M r. and Mrs.. pauI B aIre r and , Professor D av1'd F- D r1e,w -•ach oI f · ' 1y OI K I·JJbUCk spenI the arm · Uruverai · oh 10 l , Athens. week end with Grover White and Y CALLA STYLE Joh� Dyer and Don Smith are Ralp Ball h ard families. spendmg a vacation in Florida. w1•1,.,r c:'lrague of Mr. and Mrs. lb. Harry and Herma n �yne at- Reedsville spent Sunday vening e . tended a Democralic dmnt. r at with Mr. and Mrs. Clin t Orr. BETSY ROSS the Civ il Building in Charleston Jack Johnson of Columbus callon Saturday. ed on his sister, Mrs. Judy O'ConMr. � Mrs. Norman Sti,•ers ner, Saturday. JUST RIGHT FOR SOUP OR STEW and children of Parkersburg were U.S. NO. 1 visiting ho·r parents, Mr. and Mrs. lb . H. C. Roney over the weekend. 1 b.,g Mr. and Mn. Donald Roush AMERICAN BEAUTY were business visitors in Park�rs­ RIAL MONEY-SAVER - FRESH GROUND burg on Wednesday. 2"' •• • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baley, Judy tb. Fry, Mr. an d Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mn. Harry Layne, Mrs. H. L. Dy­ Nl� ••d Rlpt er, Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Mr. Floyd Carmack, Mrs. WIiliam Russell TOMATOES basket 69c and Mrs, Edwin Roush attend­ V.euum Picked C1n l Where You Get The ed the C.Ommunlty Concert Series b. COFFEE lb. 55c in Ga!Upolis on Thursday. Convenience Of One Stop 6 oz. N•sc•hi or M■xwell House A modern oH barge hu a Shopping All Under Roof INSTANT COFFEE jar 89c capacity equal to that of a' JUl 90 Unel1111flecl IN RACINE SINCE 1 860 railroad tank cars , 1\T slvlnir try'• IJl44, , poch.., P OTATO E S FO O D M A R K E T +---M A R K I N S RUTU.N Dr OHIO Jello, All Fl■voro . . . . . . . 4 for 35c Clover Form ln,t. ColfH 6 oz. 69c Clover Farm Flour . . . . , 5 lb, 39c E■twell Macker■I , . . . . 2 ans 39c Harvo Dog Food . . 25 lb. bag ,1.98 Clover F■rm Cooking Oil . pt. 39c 69c ! 1-lb. Roll Sausage · · · · 3 rolls $ 1 .00 Pork Steak · · · · · · · · lb. 55c Head lettuce _ 2 hMds 29c Mof.. POTATOES _ 1 0 lb. bag 45c Callfornla PASCAL CELERY _ 1t1lk 2 1 c SWEET MILK _ gal. (ug 85c BAK E R'S S U P E R MARKET Open 7 Days A WNk-1 A. M. TIii 9 P. M. COMPLETE SELF-SERVICE FREE PARKING , . . . COURTEOUS SERVICE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -. �• ' I • 1T/ THE · try the fhit Lmd TranJ;;.'"J;;r;;IT;.;;J About Same Heft As Bowling Ball set I Fn lht 1• 1... tbi up HI ell ar, ed WC 1,1,: i/'·� I Re 19 ca L R:y:-...u:,:: ��!:.�� ��,:.;'� The Detroit Plltona b1ve a hall• and lost it, pla, 5ataruy ucl I --------- - ----'-----=---.:...:.:...::..=:..==.:: Ir •• Cl cl cl II 11 le P. ' ' \ •' b I, I < I I ,' Cepeda Puts Q t Q pp051"t I Story Of '60 AUTO PAINTING RUTLAND . ... •. 1111 ■ r ■ , ,...y,... 6.70 1t 15 " HELLO ... I NEED $200 QUIC KLY. Ok.THANKS ... I WILL PICK IT UP THIS AFTERNOON " 55 Ford l t. Pickup Truck 5 595 Good body, good motor, good tires, good buy. KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'll Llke Our Quality Way of Doing WY 2-5342 B.1,1,Siness." $12.95 7.10 X 15 7,IO X 11 e. 14.85 16.20 fi,00 ll 16 MOIi ■ l' ■ OP.'L 12.!15 ■ 11 1 0 ■ ■ , ,,,.. $ 15.95 18.20 ' .'-;) ..... SIZE i u 6.70 x 15 7.10 • 15 "·" 7.60 :.c 15 15.95 = hill 1•-t,a1t• --TJIII• $11.95 S14.IIII 14.05 17.20 15.40 · EA■· ' ' te.• ■ ■ R IZER OI L COM PANY ■ �ome Owned & Operated - You'll Like Our Servlc:9 PHONE WY-2-2 101 . POMUOY, O. i ,,' I' c ,; ,, ; Heath Church Class 12 M et In Lloyd Home I Rutland [ yracuse Morning Star S ial Items s Mrs ZundeI Is I pre •denf Of I �rici:':i AJ(fed News And N t - - · ·- -·- �ie:' People In Pomeroy ' ' !I ·1 J" l'; I ' ' . .,. ...... i' ' ' � f 1' \' :i l· I,, DRESSES, SUITS, PURSES '. ALL COLORS EV•YIIIING"'''·, FOR -YOUR ' EISTER WARDROBE B. H. SANBORN road.' B-dy For Your Seleetloa! I 100 % CORN OIL Bunl'!in s-10 1· i _.,_ ,_ .lfa.,.f ,aljD,e /11 tow/J Just pick 1'I ,._ phone, then lick up JmS IDm. B- E N F RA N -K-L I N --- � - --·· -· .. ·. . - ' . s-10 ICON0M1 IAYINGI - w. ,,11,• 1t,,,.-r::_ g �d Don! GET A CASH LOAN TO OUTFIT YOUR WHOLE FAMILY I • E..ter Toys • FIiied & Empty Ba1keh • Easter Cardi ·•-- I w. I e Chocolate • • • WORKING WITH YOUR DOCTOR I i ,. "" ,,. :, -,,,, ICI N O Lee Ma,.nly Abo ' O N OOOOY A II '.l"l.11 8 T H AN O N A N Y_OTH II Th March h -,•ra ■ ma, 11 News Events 11 . ....., Al.I. ■IZ■■ NOW ON 8AI. united ·J .l II «-,. I \ : {- M 95* 3-T NYLONS $ Al.I. a,z a-aP CIAI.I.Y PRIC D I Regi· st rat · ;bi A N D YO U DON'T PAV EXTRA I 3·T RAYONS $ a!.;.��"'�� S ial Notes ,,I MORE PROTECTION THAN EVER �OR YOU Reedsville News Items . Rolandus BOWLING fREE !� ,,,._ R= Ruth Circle GUARANTEE lc- Plains . .. ., ! H 1 on ne w G O O DYEA R S ! I Toppers Su,immln, Party To Of ' NATIONWIDE Cage Cards At M '"· Starts On 19th SENSATIONAL. 1 -.-=== • --➔ . Devotions Held In N Down"1 e-Gross, Inc. b f I Adult Class • M �'5;:and 2..week Revival ::W.,•-and .:::!' ' ,.. - "iddlepo,t and 11r. and - Pml s.11en and children - wJOOS Church of Mlddloday •=ing with their �port will 10 to Huntington this M r. and Mn. E!:ier ·" . p:....-. � . CLIFTON - The r e g u I e r . Foreed braoobet of pu117 wil- the day·• progrllll'l Saturday n-min@: for • awimmlng 1 The Methodlat Felkntah1p rR f-: H r,11n of EdMr. and Mr-3. Alvm 8utcber eallof lhe Mr. and M low• f-l.1. and Ja.....,i,.• (Oow• All article by VictOr Rel.a , .fore- IIXNlthly meetmg of the Friend• ! y lDllead of the k» Wtlng Reed,ville c: h a r , I! had tht'ir m were visitors m UM: C. ii. fi.m. ed Oil Mr. and MN. dlart. ... fU fu :7l part . .,.qufnctJ •.,...... were med �to dee• iDI anc es" w u read by party to have been in A.them. 'lhe month meel. i ittinl Mra. ahlp Clasa Clf the CWton MethoBr h l,fetboJi,t dolpb home Thursday . cher Thursday dist Church held Friday evenl_n el PJ' PLEASANT - Regiltratlon YOUlti peopli!I an lo meet .,1 the lltt lylllM'X in at the wnin,: Rodney Hal· Mlael tbe Do orat.e the home of . MN Satun:lay eve. Clyde and Randall WallaN' o! Mr. and M'ra. Harry Drtc. ch h lie and Nellie Zerkle Mcrnday eve- During the program hour Min at �e church was preceded with i for the Adult E.duc,tion eveninJ: church at 7 to go to Huntlngtoo . .ln n g with about 20 hi attendance . Pr'lCtorvil!e vUlited he� Sunday I Mr. and Mn. Ralph Dn:r& of Amo nmg for the meeting of the Mid- Lucille Smith ahowed 11ide1 of 8 fllh fry school will continue through 'Mmn Tbt lot lkatln& party :, Ill . be They contrlhlb.d r, to the Mart with their brother. Lff Wallace bridge, Pa., Rev. and Mtl Jleri, , dleport Garden Club. her trip to tlawali which were B�l Brown � a• in charge of the day, March 9 at Point Pleasant held Saturday. March 25. . I bert Harrla, Athena, spent SundlJ fund. The Metbod:Jat s u n d a y and family. nt busmeH meehng _wh.en the claA High School, ------educational arid beautiful. C B W. ey ' with r.. O. Taggart and Mr, and i1J b,'en has who . odd . S r J l:,, School here alao contr i ed 5 g VISIT IN DAYTON to sell ne.pluns voted u a monity Individual counselin at the home or his &an . will Mrs. Dwight Hobad:. be Carl, has of dub tbe meeting ext n The g II ----• -·-•· anawc.i"CU ro call I . a1 115 D11111w,c,rll Mr and Mrs WlJbur c· Hood to the heart fund. , Mrs. ra111ng · pro)eC · , · t ta AV!l> ., e� •1 been k Mr. and Mn. Carl Harrft IDII a to tht' • Elmv.ood uring bl thi, d period Re,t of f the at home held be . rom will '-'"·-I •ttracl buW!. · Virgil V Brown Mr . and Mra. Robert Ha,--., __ of · and Mr1. -i.. -w Ith ''""'. ud Mr, H . d au • 7 p.m. ghte_r of Fremont lperd: a 1 � to 9 II t e m. to a h on Apr1 th h r01pect1ve 3 wJ I . ? t Ra C. A. Emmls Mr. and Mrs. Luth e r Tucker · · p y y Hecox waa voted into Mr viaited in D yton Oh ' urda Da ton •ere '1ltlll of his par- ome Grovt1 lrfn days with an Mr. W. . d �tudenh. hostesses Mrs. as . efollowing me V s am the itlng in at charge were of r , progr ho Thoma the L!r Hoi- entt saturday, Mr. and Mra Fon l cently active' tnemberahlp by the club 1 lth M , � � 1 were Mr. and Mrs. Char. 1 H ams . � t h e 1 � �JOch H a l ae y. ad I communication from Mn. H. Juhl lng, Mrs. James Harley for the evening. The poem, "The The full curriculum for . � lldren, M�. and Mrs. Bill H!Jbadt and Entsminger. David les and Mrs. pr g te I " in and s n. udes Mr. io l : and � nn mathematd ! M wa Creator, read by Jee Mra. Ca r Bened� H Mr. ich h and Emmett w Mn. einey re&d was Nolan Howard n. c.ol . a i u s Sat nt rdar evfDine pe j lY :'fl f . of DevJDe Jo� c1, Parkersbur pe \Vlill.ea . electromcs, _______ organic ehemisg pert,ined to the Meigll County During the social hour the Kearns and Mrs. John c. Roullh 1 of Cha l were Sunday aul StllerJ willi Mr. Mn I and . P it' Pt'tlry DW of Parkn blue print reading, industrial Acbitvement Day which will be members and guesl!, Mrs. Janet read the poem, '"Try Thia Rem• try, l iueat• cf Mr. and Mn. w a y n e spent a day here with sbur� I and f.amilY: CIRCLE TO MEET hydra Mr Md , ulics, shorthand, typirlg, The Eleanor Circl@ will meet Brickles. hal on Marcb 22 at Middleport Korn and Mrs. Roscoe Fowler edy." E E :i PlcUDI lpft1' Mr1. Jam_es Ruth and Tammy. p Schoo ing to room the d invited kkeepin were , g h review, � made uThe meeting clubs l was The closed with th.e l. � � � L!r Hi � thilr evening <'IhurMlay) at the Rev. W. W. Brau: attended the � : ::n i. Th Guests m tlie B S parent,. Kt, �- . le:aon home planl to place arrangements for where refreshments "ere served Lord ' s !':-aye r i n wiiron tt f t e r sic ap;,reciat 1on, art l sketclung Htath Methodist Qiurch In Mid- weddin of hil daughter . M r r? , and g 1 M Eber Plcbna. Sunday were hur n-ln-law In silver which .,Ames were played w i I h · .,nd painling ) home and family """'" and ao . . p · ••·pon - Members are re- v·lf&:ml.a � at , •. ""· ·---=-----'--' -- I from the table decorated . _ arT a • nd Mr. HaI&ey d ughte M a d M Mr and Mn Paul Sellers, lrtr&, t e and blue. Tl_le ce terpie.:e Wal of I living, sewing, and alipcovtn . quested to bring .aewlng supplies Marhun at Parkersburg SalJf- � prizes being \1;!)0 by Mn. Roush �- an:·s n_� t nd ; n I Sut a. Jo.hn . Sellers � business 'ria1t,, pa1e blue lr!S an white chry aan- and Mn. Kearns. i Some of the above courses are to work on the junjor c-bolr robes. day. He waa accompanied to the �� s . r l " a C�� . and 1A M , l _ nL 1 1am .u1 ed l ders - ors in Gallipolla M.....1.,....,.,. themums BIue candle • were u ______ _ --• · _.1 , cffered f....... •• a ""' ""!'Vice r 11 ' to e 1 l ,,.., hat M 1 t waa announ ... --c, u r weddin ii,'!;;, aaf"ng I Mr. and Mrs. Cal Orr called GO . '"'� g by his grandson, Mr. and and IOn, .Jeff . ha \'e returned to In the c�stal holders Mra. StansCLASS TO MEET M . Brown would have charge dents of this area. Mrs. Jamea Parr and d�oghter their home at Philo af:er a short Mr. and Mn. Eber Picken, Sun, presided at lh; silver ser- 1 n b Additional information re{!.ard- : :11e Golden RuJe C'lau of th.e of Athens. After 8 boneymocn at !itay with hi1 parf'n!.!I, Mr. and day. l of� the March me:eting . IS v: i Others attendmg the meeting Ing the course.s may be obtained I Middleport First BapUit Church Florida the couple Will make their Mra. Oren Childers. Mr. and Mr11. Fred lJuten ad _______The monthly ftllowshi;I meetini at the home at New York State. 1 were Mt!. Ray Pie-kens, M rs. , by calling 294 week da:i,-s, 8 a.m. i will � this evenlr:.g of Parkerdm-g apent tbt !amlly Mn. E. R. William, of the Choir of the Middleport has re, ' Brown and sons. Kit and Kevin. to 5 r.m. and 878 on weekenda : home 0• M_r. and Mr1. WUI.I, An• : Mr. end Mn. Robert Gutbeil turned from a few day11 v.ail in week.end with Mt. and Mn. ,kllm nm Baptist Church was h e l d thony at ?.:JO. Ter11• and Timmy Tucker, Mrs. and evenings. and family ol Lockbourne, Ohio Belpre with Mrs. Kathryn Dietz Selle!'!. Wednesday evening at the home ------·-- - - . h ----eW QVen ' Earl Robinson and daug ter Cher: ----c-ccc-were SUnday guests of Mr. and and IOD, Bill. of Mn. David Jenkins. yl, Mr,, Rlchal! Kearn, Mr. and d IOQ, lia.h was . Mr■• Jock Weathennan. . ea. Mr■ Clarence Lacy wa, lmnbus vi!itor �tly. Mr. and Mrs. Ril y and chll ?ene y Mr. Ronnie i Mn. M anc1 tn aod e n ope n• to •! I • ot the devotio l aon of Columbus ■pent the week- M1:5. Sha� S1� and �avy the f:Veniq. Mrs. Gerald Anth- 1 NEW HAVEN - The Evangeli drCl] , Joyce, �IDllDY and Jan, M . I on _... leade , conducted cal United Breth,cn Church be,e i Roush and children, Curtll, Caro. eod hen, with her parenta, Mr . aco m Coolville vlstt,ng .-elal,ves. y , I B � � oc .e and Chester, Mr. and M r . ; m Mra. &land Torrence a n d Billy, .Mrs. Patty Dunfee, o y d �ud awarded prizes to Mrs. ls planning a revival to be be)d 1 lyn l and B. Wa�ace and family lhlrllJ Milli, Mrs. Beul ».b White, the two weeks r,ireceding Easter. Rich3rd Gilkey and Mrs. P a u } Clallfl 12 of Heath Methodist 1be Syrac:u:ae Le:diea A.....111.._, family_ rnw his reple 5ervl·cetl w ill Itart s u n d a y. ,I Bostic and daugl,ter Cheryl Lynn ! Church met Wednesday evening ___,_, Rev · Adams ol Circlev ille O • aU of Little Hocktng were Sunday Rev, Glazier .11.... Mn. Ctdl Brtr:UJ.1ury. I · at the borne of Firl Dept. met Ia regular aeukln ' borne appointment · vil!itora in the Wall.a here SuadaJ ..i..w• ce .....Mra. Bruce Lloyd onda Rev. and Mn. Paul Hooks and . . · of a., Mabel Feb. Mn. White, president, wu ln I March 19, and Jut through Eas- ' g Mr,. VanMeter of Dye with Tom Akron visited z here l the aon, and Mr Ed h Bet mg II 1 evenin th the devotional M MJddleport in ' wi aU recently fl. I ter was 8 recent guest al bet bro,, wilh relath:ea . President Mrs. Ada Slack I D • ebarge of. the business meeting ter, each evening at 7:30. Rev. rlod presented b. .) Mra. Earl pe were dinner and aupper gues'b re' 1 O U t f th t E D e, e or R be 0 IJa£ r · . : ther, Eldor. Kraeuter and fm:nlly� l M r i r , and Mrs. Charles. so p the A . cbarg Donald M that ting n by and announc-td. Knight her topic being ''The ,, ee opened gt, cenUy of Mr . Ca Ie Bah SI en church, will pre.i.ch Hav New and Mt:!!. Clarence Gtuelff Mr. : of f ••ere Rockbridge guests her o e b �· t the rr g II flag pledge and repeating ln meeting would be held at Beautf of the White Lilly " WU calling on parent., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bar. rec-eivtd word of a new of e the h t meetfirst week dur ng i I pad,, Mrs. James Criswell p.:ealdent the "Lord's Prayer." Roll call M:·: home of Kalad Hindy with Rev � ph Parker of ton. daughter, bom to Mr. ad llr& was in charge of the .;_ting and was anawered by 1e memben. � Donald Boone to have charge of ! Ing - to be joined by a Y E S Wedneaday, the devotion& and Mra. p 8 u 1 1 (Youth Evangellstic Service) the Election of officers was held the new tabla clotbll whlch the Secretary and Treasurer•, report, llr. and Mrs. Seldon Bnker of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Randolph Roger Grueaer of Logan, celebrated their 25th \l,'edding an- Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm when the Rut.h Cirtle of the Pom- clau baa bought for tt e cburcll were iven by Mn Eleanor hsecond week. Smart the program � P g Sunday ts waa of '1)eS nlveraary on Tuesday, March 7. and SO!! James a� the 6m,. eroy First aptist hurch omeroy t e m willing C were distributed to memben to ram and Mn, Sy1v1a Z � . r. and Mra Refmhments w�re served by The names of tlie Y E s team Tuesday evenin Way Clark a n d eat of Mn. � . greodmodaer , at the church. be hemmed. It wa1 reported that Proceeds from the bake sale held Ji! g .,,_ those alreadY are Dick Wiblin and Franc-is Mn. Jen1UJU to . family. . Mrs. Anna Marmichael of Sauth . Mrs Rat h C Zundel , chair· p Mrs. E. 0. Rall, a member, at the Harden grocery store S1tur· 111 mentkmed and Mrs. Pearl Hoff• Reichart. John Hoffman will lead man, presided an Al Mr ra d H M Webster. last Wednnday. rman h • . e ars a lJ d I ted e ec were would undergo surgery at Holzer day Feb 25th waa $24.Sll Prom d dau ter Peggy were c11lling man, Harold E. Hubbard, Mr. song services· Mrs. Fred Smith �d difldrea Mrs. .Zundel, president : P.,rs. W U- Hospital today. gh . an au� ule of small �cle, an Smart. Mrs. Franc-es Bearhs, spent the week end with her parliam Holt, vice president: Mn. Durin the program bout Mr Mr. a . Blam ----Taylo nd s r .& taken on oc1 Miss t this eetln ts te oc g Mila Jerry �n. Miss Susan ents at Crown City. Elmer Wic family am, aturday e ning. ev secretary-treas- Lucille Smith showed colored �· An : kh Ian S Den Two Members 81ter •� was was P . 1_. Pullen, Mn. Lillian McGbee. Mrs. . urer• and Mni· Victor Young •lides o I her vacatmn 'Ill tnp t-0 ned to be beld dllring the Jut Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris GETS JAJL TERM . .J to• Went To Library � and L. D• Diles• John Fut� pubu'city. It was dee'.Jaueu Hawaii· and daugbter Of . Fremont spent LOS NGELES week of Mardi, the exact date to Den Two of Rock Springs Cub change the meeting night from the A ltJPII _ Jm Refreshments were served by be announced te . There the week end with Mr. and Mrs. la r Scouts Pack 246 met Wednesday 11econd to the third Tuesday of will honist Art Pepper 33 , Ute hostesses, Mr�. James Euler, NOTICE! G er be filled Ruter baaketl, colored after school at the home of Mrs. each month. �� W � a y . r- �-. Mr■ � Euler egg■ and other article, for ��:, _ G •o""" H..,-;r ::?need ednesda �- and Dwight Logan , den mother, . Devotions taken from Acts 16: G bbo and M O CS called on Mr and Mrs. Clfde term of 2 to 20 years fur pa:11111 I will be ·absent from Following the flag ceremony, 20-26 Lloyd: ale. The auction ■ale planned for ".: : s were led by Mrs. l:llen r��t of ing heroin. Superior Judge Johll te cam. i the March "17, meeting will be Smith, Stlllda�. refreshments were served by Couch, who had a meditation on and white lilies SUnday attenda School on nce F. Aiso turned down Pepper'• Mr. and Mrs . Grover Harris my office March 1 3 Mike Young after which the "Let were sed the held on March I!, instead. Twu March 5, wu r.o, the offering are announc Us Sing'' and closed wlth dinln room for 8 cen plea for probation. ing the marriage of '· g gro up visited the Pomeroy r.•bUc prayer. b y■ will obaerved. M . irthda ba $9.17. ra Worship E services were Dl\'ORCES ACTOR W held IF peD to 1 5 inclusive. their son, Caroll. They are s dLibrary to obtain data on trains, The program was presented by Mildred waa Pierce edded the M h Ro, with at 10:45, Lad. the Rev. r ingCard LOS AKGELES (UPI> _ MOYie b i e ing a few days here. re te theme for tbe nonth. The Mrs. Zundel, who bad for her W the finance committee. • Dllrlng the a Ing the me sa e on ---"Worry - -- cowboy "Wild Bill" EWoU ftl s g Nurses Will ' Pl n- I eetr.n.g Wat Held boys are making a scrap book on theme, "The Open Door. " Others IOCial hour, Mn. Carrie SJnclair ning ai Faith." vicinity divorced wednesdq by bis wile this in cyclone the by done trains and each_ boy is making a participating In the program were The White Rose Lodge met on and Mrs. Betty Tbef!I aerved re- The MYF met Sunday evening Be Present. onday March 6 a� the Foll• of 33 yeari. Mn. Heh!a J. Elli■& M 00 replica of a train car. Boys at- Ml'!. Young, Mn. Leslie Price, W�elday aftamoon at the Am• frelhments to Mn. Donna Smith , and aaw a Moody Bible Iru:tihrtc rod-Robinson home, and the Glt.'"11 52, was granted an �§wy were Dwight Logan Jr., Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Mrs, Couch erlC8Jl Leglon Hall In Middleport Mrs. Ka,.. Hubbard Mn. Mildred rum J. J. DAVIS, M.D. Ltending • ...,. by 5uper-·� • .ws. w:o.:ree ,•• J•"'•Rob'mson bouse, occup1-ed by ... ' · young. Mrs. Holt and Mra. --•-arry WaI� a.'l:c, and •1"me ,.. �t and Pierce, Mr1. Beled Hubbard, Mba The W.S.C.S. met t.ul Lorain Ster- with JS uam,-, Tuesday Wolfson. Kelly· Mr�. Car) MattoJC conductmg tbe Boll1lle rett. Hubbard, Mrs. Shirley evening at the home of Thelma busmess meet Prayer by Mni. Zundel closed ing. Thank-you notes Hmton. Mrs. Op.al Upscomb Henderson. wttb an attendance <1f • . the meeting and a aoclal hour were read from member■ and Jt 9� 4 v� !I. H E �� � = w wu enjoyed wlth refreshment, u reported that Mrs. Edgar : � � k• . S g: proJ:s w e r e Z g, au11. Thomas WU bnprovlng at her served by Mr:1. Zundel· -, honui after being released from Eleenor Bobram, Mrs. Marie Rlz. dl1nturd, durina tho buaineaa er, Mrs. Clara Lavender and Mn. meelfng. _..:;;::::;:::;:::;:::;;;_-,/ Holzer Hospllal, Ada The program on, "1be Word," Slack. Before the close of the meeting Uf the cliarler wa, draped jor Mrs. M r. and Mn. Morrftl Banlen eo, waa fed by Grace Swartz. Irving Daines, a member who tertamed recenUy with • birthday Refrubment,, of ice <.Te.am ac:;d died lasl week in Albany, Refresh, cllnner booorfq Mr. Earl Naas■• cab anti eofl■e ..,. ...-ved. menla were ■erv<d by Mr,, Fran, Atleotllq were Mn. Earl N...., i1la .... -'IDB will be held ces Flemming. Mrs. Dorothy Mor- Mn. Flerence Barden, Bill and on Tuaday eve. March II, at tbe Mr. and Mn. Ray Hlnea and Donnie Barden. Miss Dorothy home of Grace Swartz. son, David, of Belpre, were week ris and Mrs. Helen Lewis. Salser anti Mn, Robert Ralph _Mr. and Mn, Charle, D. Wood, end gueat, of their parent,, M,. , villlad her motb■r , Mr■. J. B. mg Danc Harden o1 Cohnnbu,. and 1,1,., Willard Hines and 0,. Weekerul Featuring Our ay■■ at Mlddlepon, Stmday alB and Mr,. J. H. Donovan. Beinlf Announced Mn. Luther Friend ■nt1 ..., Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hine, reTwo weekend dance parties will and mother Mr&. Alice CW}ehart ternoon. On the w ay hllDlf!, they L1rgest Colleclloll turned home loday from Cincin- highlight thla week's teene� ac- are vacationin In Florida. Mr. called at the home of Mr. and g natl where Mr. Hines was aent by Uvitlea. Friday evening 8 teen- Frumd drove them there but re- Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni Sue. In Mr. and Mrs. Harold SWArtz the Pomeroy Motor Co. to attend age darice will be held at Middle- Nl'11ed to his home here. and family of Williamstown, W. a school for the Corvair. port High School, iponaored by the nt ue Mr. R of Mrs and g . Va., and Mr. and Mr1. Gerald ■tl ece Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Lelfhel Middleport majorettes, following · Lige Shlelda were Mia WIima . Swart& and daughter of Marietta, arid son. Roger, were Gallipo,lfa the variety ahow. visitors Wednesday. Saturday evening at the Porn- � of Racine, RD. M1ss Jea vilited Mr. and Mrs. H o b a r t i Mn. George Joachlm ls a medl- eroy High School, Wlder sponsor- lliller_ of Po�land �- and Miss Swartz, SUnday. i The old John Van Meter home I cal patient at Holzer Hospital. ship of the Pomeroy Band Boost- Romain Bostic of Str111gber1. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Russell ers, another danet1 la scheduled. Roger X. Hubbard, who bu burned to the ground I completed Ilia boot t.ra1niq at the morning. spent Sunday in Warren with their The Jays are at both. Great Lakes Nani Center spent a Helen Findling of Columbus, daughter and son•ln•law. Mr, and ------two weeltl lean with bro mother open! the weekend with be, mothMIDDLEPORT · c:.nnetrist Mrs. Robecl Sebult,. They we,e Sprin g Fli,," a WUI Mrs. Carl Hubbard. He left Feb. er and brother Iva and &ssell accompanied by Mrs. Rosa Stew• art of Mason, w, Va.• aod Mrs. Be Fri,day E1'enin.g 28th for Washington. D. C., wheNi i Findling, 1, _ GeraJdine Greer and daughter, The FHA , , Mlddlepo� High he will be stationed. I Mrs. Edna West and aons My. 1 School will have Its annual Spring Mrl. Roger Winebrenner and! ron of Athens visited Mr. & !I d Sandra, of New Haven, W. Va. Charlea Niemeyer LI confined to Fling ( semi-formal ) dance this 10D Kelly apent I week with her Mri. Clair Follrod and family, I his borne with an Injured ankle. Friday evening after the variety parents, Mr. and Mn. L, B. � Sunday. show. acle of Leesburg. A great deal of damage was The Magna Carta, the charter Tbe Jays of Pomeroy will fur. Mr and Mn Charles of Racine 1 ------·----­ ot Eogllsb ll'berty, ofteo is called nlsh the mwi lc. Admission will be Floyd Jhttbewa of Syraeuae ; E. E, Rayman. 50c. · the Greal Law. and Mr, William Blake ol Radne 1 Mr. Carl Hubbard, returned : RD. visited a few days with Mr. l i,0011 Sunday from Puerto rucol and Mrs. Lawrence Blake of · where be has been employeu for : ' the pasl ten week,, Cleveland. Mr. and Mn. Joe Mathew■ andj' Mr. and Mrs. Franll: Rice and · for your son of Ahoo visited Mr. and Mr■ eblldren mo.-ed to Jackson, Mieb- 1 igan. Joha Dully. Della Starl<ey ol Columbu, I Mr. and Mn. Ruel Boggess ipellt a weekend at the William! and eb.lJdren eel hiJ mother Mn. I health ! Osa Boggess moved from the Diddle home. Mr. and Mrl. Uge Sbields, Mr. , Liala property on Apple St. to Le- · ,nd Mr■. John McCoy and chll• tart Falla. dren spent a SUnday with M1 . Mr. Robert White ls a patient e Novelty Miller and ebildreo o t · in Ille Meigs Gene,al oospltal In . Mary Your prescription ts I written: Packages · Pumeroy_ Portleod R. D. . Mr. ml Mn. Clarence Law- , Mr and Mn. Troy Zwilling j, order from your doctor !o your e Decorated """"' anti children !)I Portlalld ' -• Sunday in Hunlmgton, Bulceh - � with Mr. and Mn i Va. pharmac-ist; for best curative result.II, it Bapt• t Cho,r • ·H:� , nted U po n C I - Guys et!l-S ��=�� :;'a1a �:e �: .�:1..c:::.;·�� �i::.agalnst lho Labn I Of Moorehead 11 Fl Ille - oplml' .. - Yft . . o., Morch 9• Fish Fry Was Held Before Slides Showed OI Hawaii Journey By Miss Smith For Club Program Class M eeting · · · di · L"ttl 12 Pittom Have Edge, Din:, llnllnll, Pumoroy-Mldclleport, as the two tearna bring their bat- Balley Howell ICOl'tld ■ pom&I trn:I The BobcaUI' press "rove ] wumer of the Class A title m 1958 By ROBERT GRlMM tie for a playoff spot down to the and George Lee M to lNd tbl I9 United Pm■ lntecuaUon11I loo much for the Qu.aken, 1 and a aemi-fma1tst m 1959, fell final weekend of the National PistOlll to their Wedoeaiday olfbt IFFIN triumph. RN droppwg by runnmg lhe of OIJI Alan 1940. m title the .COLUMBUS ( UPII - Three who won Basketball A.!sociatioo season. BY JO GR I Northwest to deciaion former state champions and a Jones scored 21 points fur Cam- a e&.55 BY BOB WINGETT ..klo The p,·,to•• -114.Ll•game The Eaatem Dlvlllon cb•M .... wen1 a 1.-11 UIUW Preu la&trnatloaal previously unbeaten team were bridge and Don Murphy scored 20 (20-21 m the Canton district. � the Boaton Celtic& whipped S 1._ •·· 1wi:y NEW YORK IUPD-Jerry Lu- ahead of the RoYals Wuc.11 . . . . Sentlnel Sports W rJter · for New Phil!y. knocked out of the running the cuse Natl Cmcmnat1 Western Halli! , ( 14-fi) 136-117, and OIWI, I.alters 120ca . the 6- foot, 8- lnch star around beat the Los Angeles • ' . Warrensville's overpow Despite ( 13-41 ) d st. in Ohio llign loa qualified !or Wednes Anderson ay night Wea and Divillon champ 0 tern "-y 0,ght but ,i-, · · · . whom . , Ohkl Slate has constructed 103• w-..a-e. .. cu.o, IIWI ....,, · tournament adwr.. enng rerord . the St. Jgnafiu.s vie• the semJftnala S(:hool distnct rn lhe Cincinnati mwt play the Boston Celtics to. Louis Hawks routed tbe Knicb. The former state champs elimi lory did not come as too muc-b of district Wednesday night. Western an unbea:n aeason, ��. waa night ud the Philadelphia Wa,· 117•94, In other gamu. • ege .�aikelb&JI � Playnat.ed were Xenia and New Phila- a surprise. JgnatiU& was runner · Hills socked Amelia, TT-59, and nam rio rs Friday night before closm PROVIDENCE R 1 IUPJ) _ e: .thl.e g ' O Year 0� for 1961 10 a _n� -- ---- delphia in Class AA and North. up in the rugsed Cleveland West Anderson triunJ?hed over Cincin- Ren , __ Po,;_,.:_,_ ol _ aseun:i,_,._ uu.,-, honw1de poU conducted by Umte<I 0- te race to West T h _an · thc .xna · CJpss A. An d in weslern m -:C nab St. Xavier, 63-S-t, m an up. per game this season, and also N.Y., and St. Lawrence UDIY8l'l1ty Press lJJt�aallonal. Class AA district at Bedford, War• spo�Led a 16-4 mark gomg mto set. ...,ft_,_ N•y, , were � The jwuor center, who also l:s battling for the national title in 'vClllouu, · h had • the game hir ·u · ei H ht �nsvi � y" k "Cor_ Paul Fan rebounds In In other Class A action, Plesant Sports wllh er and the Record outcome · of County Wednesda y 81 the East•• � Meigs . . topped the voting last week for ugg In other �orlheastem Dllit �� and Fa�b :WO� their games . ore a ',._ JCioea of Minersville rolled a 265 game Monday night 2 l ,t,a, gh t , fe that ,tru le hinging on closhi! sentatives In the NCAA bocur gg er ica team, 40. , games, F.1yria ( 17-5 ) overpowen::u in the Manon district, and Gara- the UP J AJI-A m at the Pomeroy Bowling Alleys for the local high si ngle C leve1and 5t. 1�nat ms 1oe. . . . Ing games. tourney March JI.ti at Denver. 9?readea gled the _field m balloting Those Wf're some of the high- I Lakc11,\}otl t 17-t) by a 52-49 count , way 120-4) came through with a game of the season. by 292 sport.a writers and broadCorky rolled for Rawlings Motors. He spared in Lhe lights of a 16 • game r.ird on il , and unbeate11 Cleveland St. Jo- 72-48 romp over Springfield Local casters throu_ghout the country. first two frames . then hit on eight beautiful strikes_. His cruci.a\ ni\·ht of "lo.�P ,1mi you·rel scph t21-01 romped to a 69-53 vie- at Dennison. Lucas received the votes of 242 _ _ _____ )1st toss at the pins went astray and he ended wtlh a out" tourney play . 1 tory over Ashtabula Harbor 03-31 writers, a Btll)lDing IIU per cent. Undefeated Old Washington uf at Eastlake. split . SIGN MINORS PACTS , . F ellow All-Americ-a Tom 5tith ot H is game was not only hl�h so far th.is season but GuPmsey Counly 12.fi.O) downed Oth�r Games PITTSBURGH <UPi l _ Pitcher -,, bY a •14..,,3 mar· ' Stewart of Pacific Grove, St . Bonaventure was a remote Probably for last year also, said Rock Davis, alleys boss. ForI ,e. rye 1,..,.. . Northwestern of Wayne County, Arc-_h1e -nd p'·-'e, ••t'th only 19 ' 'um ia.... fm se-.v · in · the "arie •1 · tt a dis1 nc· 1 °Pat Wili , de+.:eased , hold� the si ng le game high a t sm ,....,. ---------- c al _ 1f. , and c-atc-her-outflelder Dom· • and ..,,, vo•. ~•k · ca Te•ry . AIJ,•--,, r o e fi Pomeroy. He rolled a terrific 290 game about v h in d Jay Burris 33 pomts. .,r ra• lmclc Capurso of San Jose, Calif. , '•• , with 'd , Pu,d D b· m of e was ue th e ne " six years ago . He also hit 280 once . His recor d v r i.eysburg (23-3), a finalist in l:m I 8 . were signed Wednesday to play th nme. wi� has been threatene d, but watch out for Corky . year·s state I01.!rney. kept on Lhe w,·th the Hobb, N M I b °f th ' eons e, ·t an 0 Corky ' s fellow bowlers observ e slyly now that C' orky winni ng track w i th ll 71-50 deci• b la : w,-'thI pl"v�. 1,-.' e qo•i..,sc•hingebo Sophomore Le�gu�. .. 0'd· r has the odds over them. -. .,. sion over Wootisfidd 1 14-8) in the · mernber Of the �rJd champion of work his at something stith in the country," said Lucas . . They sa y he carries around . olhe r semifinnl_ game at Mariett�. Pittsburgh Pirate! organization. today when ,·nfonned of ht's sele·....I- ! about equal weight to a bow Img ba II - the Land Trans• In Dayton, eighth-ranked Xema OU tion. "It'a something to live up to fer Journal . 1 20-21 dropped a 57.54, overtime By United PHH ImenaUoul NON-1'111.,E BOUT SET ____ rd 1ct to Kettermg Fairmont Morehead State is going to he PARIS < UPll--SOlomon Boysaw the �st of the year and next w ball during V basket able M a I , t Ohi 1 l S th 19. 31 on three straight free thrown agamst the "gi�nts" of of Cleve!and, Ohio, and Gracieux year. has High lOO'M, �1: Pomerov of o� ��rris ��ii :��son ' the �;59�:� ' th1 ows by guard John Murphy college basketball when it st.arts l..am;,erti, European featherweight · · · . DeftDd NCAA Crown e n C ll eg o any auure, so 11tuch tongw h TJ>et Virginia's West at made his mark play in the NCAA tournament champion from Fratl(e, will meet Thia latest honor come9 at a that ked the contest. colChurch th� . no fun, no strife. Easy-ciaH, "'Y to led freshman, Harrison, as a varsit.Y . . a 10-rDWld bout here March 20. time when Lucas is getting ready in w k, but next the Kentucky ee Th " ry t viereverse e to d a1rmon •· . wear and second easy CHI the eyn • • • the lhort fo tie . a and r years . . 1ege to its best record 1n 31 to lead Ohio State m • to '• 1.s f'ma1 is of rmging The non-title bout will be staged con school dent b h t soft poi collar al loob Xenia the neat over ond earlier rm trim. s decision II n e. Conferenc woy Place in the Presidents' Athletic . game of the regular season SatJ ..a' h o . em d rth w,"th a coupIe at 132 poun..._ a lo e , us n I b a t t over t ol I b'•tuprem y com orta v. nd .. a nnlfto I a . . . sea• the egular r durmg Dragons de � $4.50 According to Bethany statistics. the former P,mthcr urday agamSi lllmois and then the leatherwelght limit. netted 270 :narkers during the season for a 15 point son, M·55, In which the Rues won o[ economy-sized players. into th0 NCAA tournament ned Granny Williams and Hecky average. He hit o n 48 er cent of his shots from the t'icld the Miami Valley League title. '" .... Mariella week where Ohio State ill the deThomvso11 , each of wbom meas . . . Goes Into Finals and about 71 per cenr from the fr e e-throw circl e . Frazeysbur 71· Woodsfi e ld 50 fendtn g g (:hampion. • • ure s-11, once again provided 1M • Main St, The Bison coaching staff probably will he after more The victory Pomeroy pul FaJrmont into Old Washington 7t, Fort Frye 631 Lucas has averaged 2.UI points spar as . M ore he 11ti S_ta� deI --e at· • --k _ graduate s of the SEO. · Lh!! firrnls of the Dayton District _:::_::_,,..,,.,.--.,,..,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,..,..,. Saturtiay night against the win• ed Western Kentucky �n ove�time, 1t has been learned that Pomeroy Guard Terry Ohlin­ ner of tonight's Dayton Chami• 00-72, Wednesday. the_ Victory ger was awarded a berth on the AH . Tourney t e am of the nade•Dayton Colonel While game. gave the Eagles t�e 0�10 Valley Chesapeake Class AA Tournam ent. Favored Cambridge f lfi.4l tmr· Conference champ1onsh1p and a&­ of e performanc bc�t his Lhe turned in Junior 1 1 5The vivc-d 8 thirrl period scare to sured them an NCAA berth. Pomeroy though points, 24 scoring ther _ posl-�ason to_urnament high school career, down New Philadelphia l l H l l Jn �� went down to a 68-62 oef e at at the hands of the Jronton the New Concord Class AA dis position will be hlled tonight when • Tigers, who went on to win the tourney. Kentucky and Vanderbilt meet on a neutral court iI1 Knoxville, Don't forget the independent game at Pomeroy High Tenn. 'I'he two teams finished the School tonight between Pomeroy Grads and a Pt Pleasregular season lied for second ant squad with plentv of college talent Th e p,ehminary place in the Southeastern Confer U 8 ence and the winner of this play­ ' game begins at 7 P.fll. ___ off game goes to the NCJ\A. The Junior Class of Racine !.!l also sponsoring a Don. Mississippi State won the South­ key Basketball game tcnight on the high school court. eastern title, but passed up the By FRF.D DOWN Admission will be 75 cents for aclults and 50 for slu­ tournament bid because or an unUniled Pren lnleroaUonal dents, Orlando Ce::,cda weighed in to. written state segregation law. 1 Cmctn,oti st. Xav1H 54 day with his version of the San The Ohio Valley Conference oon­ l<'l'ancisco Ginnts· Hl&J collapS6 eluded !ta campaign in a three­ Al 001 1,. I and laid the blame for the loss way deadlock, but Morehead State Ohio 111111 School Touraanil'nh Kclleri ng Fmrmont 57, Xenia 14 (ol) of the National League pennant eliminated Eastern Kentucky eal'B)' UnltN. PreH lnleraaUon.al squarely an ex-manager Bill Hig- lier this week to earn the right At Bedford Clau AA Dlstrtct.s lo play Western Kentucky. I ney. , 58, Ignatius Cleveland St. A, Berea Morehead will meet either the "That lost for man pennant Warrensville 40[. Elyria S2, Lakewood 49 of Cincinnati or Loyola of Xavier us," said Cepeda. "He has no Al Ne"' Concord At Cl11ch1aaLI guts, he can't manage, he doesn't Chic-ago in a preliminary round Cambl'ldge 69 , Cincinnati Wetitern HIiia 71, New Phil11dclphiu Iii know baseball or baseball pU)ye ns game at Louisville next Tuesday. Amelia SU Al Eastlakf! und ho always was pie-king Anderson 63, FIGHT RE8ULTI on me. " Cle-,elnnd St. Joseph 69, IIOAD HAZARDt Ashlubula Harbor 53 Cepeda's outburst came when By Uall.td Pr-ea■ l nietaa.Houl UFETIME QUAUTY Northwest 66, '-NorQJwestcrn 55 he wa11 confronted with a quote ( M IAMI BEACH, Fla. - Sonny Rittman 56, Independence 44 GUARANTEE .attributed to Rigney that said Or- Liston, 219'11, Philadelphla, kayReno, 20t, Klng, Howard oed Claa1 A Dfalncta lando didn't to want win enou h g lNDISTRIAL LEAGUE and objected lo a 1959 switch to Nev. ( 3 ). At Canton High Scortta M1:1rch i, l9GI. Now, all Turnpike.Proved Goodyear auto tires offer you ========== you're riding on new Goodyear High Three Gllll1e Ind .I. Bail· South Amherst { tfr41 vs United l�ft field. Cepeda moved to left double-barreled protection • • • with a sensational coast• in writing! MOJt; dwl 60,000 Good • fic,ld In the 19S9 cnmpeign In or Loco! 00-121 ey _ H. BlackMlun _ 507, I er to make room to-cout guarantee • • • agairut all normal road huard& JOU in all fif1y 1tata are ...cty 10 at first base High Single Game A. Jeffeni _ Tonight's Ohio hlgll school Lour cl r rookie , • • ■g nament basketball 6l'hedule: fo am, Willle 1 delecu in workmamhip McCovey. and material. Wbca .Road Hazard and Quali1y GuanaleO One day body work 2111. "If I didn · t think mlJ<'.h of the Clan. AA Dl11t.rle1a free with . . . . Team ThrM Game11 - Swi11her idea why did I \lolunteer to pl.er At ColumbUI _ Lohse - ,,.. COMPLETE \ ,. Columbus Lmden 1 19.0) vs Ga left field?" asked Cepeda "I Team Sini;::le Game SwiMher• ' \ . ,, played good in 1958 but �hen hanlla H?•O Lohse - trl1. 1. load Ha1anl Guarantee All new Goodyear auto· lnaJ owner for number of months speclf" aed. : Newark I IR..'l l vs Grnn<lvl�w II1ingi;i went bad in 1959 Ri gney mobile tires are guaranteed by written certificate against 2. Ufelhne Guarantee-All Goocf T' irit tre ...,_ STANDINGS ycu turnt.>d on me and called me a (14-7 ) normal Road Hazardt-i.e., blowouts, fabric brcab, cutl anteed against any defects in �p 1111d ... Downle-Groa troublemaker.'' Al New Coneord -except repairable puucturea. Guannttt limited to ori . rial without limit aa to time or milea,._ g: Swillher-I.oh11e Wcllio:\"ille 1 13-81 vs Bellaire (\J.JOl The Giants appeared to have Blue and Gr,,1 the 1959 pennant won going Jnto At YQUngatnwn One Color _ $50 Any Good,et1r J,aln will ,,pair without ,harp, o, m:ak, �, oa II ae tit-, • Joe'a Boys . 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POMUOY, O. i ,,' I' c ,; ,, ; Heath Church Class 12 M et In Lloyd Home I Rutland [ yracuse Morning Star S ial Items s Mrs ZundeI Is I pre •denf Of I �rici:':i AJ(fed News And N t - - · ·- -·- �ie:' People In Pomeroy ' ' !I ·1 J" l'; I ' ' . .,. ...... i' ' ' � f 1' \' :i l· I,, DRESSES, SUITS, PURSES '. ALL COLORS EV•YIIIING"'''·, FOR -YOUR ' EISTER WARDROBE B. H. SANBORN road.' B-dy For Your Seleetloa! I 100 % CORN OIL Bunl'!in s-10 1· i _.,_ ,_ .lfa.,.f ,aljD,e /11 tow/J Just pick 1'I ,._ phone, then lick up JmS IDm. B- E N F RA N -K-L I N --- � - --·· -· .. ·. . - ' . s-10 ICON0M1 IAYINGI - w. ,,11,• 1t,,,.-r::_ g �d Don! GET A CASH LOAN TO OUTFIT YOUR WHOLE FAMILY I • E..ter Toys • FIiied & Empty Ba1keh • Easter Cardi ·•-- I w. I e Chocolate • • • WORKING WITH YOUR DOCTOR I i ,. "" ,,. :, -,,,, ICI N O Lee Ma,.nly Abo ' O N OOOOY A II '.l"l.11 8 T H AN O N A N Y_OTH II Th March h -,•ra ■ ma, 11 News Events 11 . ....., Al.I. ■IZ■■ NOW ON 8AI. united ·J .l II «-,. I \ : {- M 95* 3-T NYLONS $ Al.I. a,z a-aP CIAI.I.Y PRIC D I Regi· st rat · ;bi A N D YO U DON'T PAV EXTRA I 3·T RAYONS $ a!.;.��"'�� S ial Notes ,,I MORE PROTECTION THAN EVER �OR YOU Reedsville News Items . Rolandus BOWLING fREE !� ,,,._ R= Ruth Circle GUARANTEE lc- Plains . .. ., ! H 1 on ne w G O O DYEA R S ! I Toppers Su,immln, Party To Of ' NATIONWIDE Cage Cards At M '"· Starts On 19th SENSATIONAL. 1 -.-=== • --➔ . Devotions Held In N Down"1 e-Gross, Inc. b f I Adult Class • M �'5;:and 2..week Revival ::W.,•-and .:::!' ' ,.. - "iddlepo,t and 11r. and - Pml s.11en and children - wJOOS Church of Mlddloday •=ing with their �port will 10 to Huntington this M r. and Mn. E!:ier ·" . p:....-. � . CLIFTON - The r e g u I e r . Foreed braoobet of pu117 wil- the day·• progrllll'l Saturday n-min@: for • awimmlng 1 The Methodlat Felkntah1p rR f-: H r,11n of EdMr. and Mr-3. Alvm 8utcber eallof lhe Mr. and M low• f-l.1. and Ja.....,i,.• (Oow• All article by VictOr Rel.a , .fore- IIXNlthly meetmg of the Friend• ! y lDllead of the k» Wtlng Reed,ville c: h a r , I! had tht'ir m were visitors m UM: C. ii. fi.m. ed Oil Mr. and MN. dlart. ... fU fu :7l part . .,.qufnctJ •.,...... were med �to dee• iDI anc es" w u read by party to have been in A.them. 'lhe month meel. i ittinl Mra. ahlp Clasa Clf the CWton MethoBr h l,fetboJi,t dolpb home Thursday . cher Thursday dist Church held Friday evenl_n el PJ' PLEASANT - Regiltratlon YOUlti peopli!I an lo meet .,1 the lltt lylllM'X in at the wnin,: Rodney Hal· Mlael tbe Do orat.e the home of . MN Satun:lay eve. Clyde and Randall WallaN' o! Mr. and M'ra. Harry Drtc. ch h lie and Nellie Zerkle Mcrnday eve- During the program hour Min at �e church was preceded with i for the Adult E.duc,tion eveninJ: church at 7 to go to Huntlngtoo . .ln n g with about 20 hi attendance . Pr'lCtorvil!e vUlited he� Sunday I Mr. and Mn. Ralph Dn:r& of Amo nmg for the meeting of the Mid- Lucille Smith ahowed 11ide1 of 8 fllh fry school will continue through 'Mmn Tbt lot lkatln& party :, Ill . be They contrlhlb.d r, to the Mart with their brother. Lff Wallace bridge, Pa., Rev. and Mtl Jleri, , dleport Garden Club. her trip to tlawali which were B�l Brown � a• in charge of the day, March 9 at Point Pleasant held Saturday. March 25. . I bert Harrla, Athena, spent SundlJ fund. The Metbod:Jat s u n d a y and family. nt busmeH meehng _wh.en the claA High School, ------educational arid beautiful. C B W. ey ' with r.. O. Taggart and Mr, and i1J b,'en has who . odd . S r J l:,, School here alao contr i ed 5 g VISIT IN DAYTON to sell ne.pluns voted u a monity Individual counselin at the home or his &an . will Mrs. Dwight Hobad:. be Carl, has of dub tbe meeting ext n The g II ----• -·-•· anawc.i"CU ro call I . a1 115 D11111w,c,rll Mr and Mrs WlJbur c· Hood to the heart fund. , Mrs. ra111ng · pro)eC · , · t ta AV!l> ., e� •1 been k Mr. and Mn. Carl Harrft IDII a to tht' • Elmv.ood uring bl thi, d period Re,t of f the at home held be . rom will '-'"·-I •ttracl buW!. · Virgil V Brown Mr . and Mra. Robert Ha,--., __ of · and Mr1. -i.. -w Ith ''""'. ud Mr, H . d au • 7 p.m. ghte_r of Fremont lperd: a 1 � to 9 II t e m. to a h on Apr1 th h r01pect1ve 3 wJ I . ? t Ra C. A. Emmls Mr. and Mrs. Luth e r Tucker · · p y y Hecox waa voted into Mr viaited in D yton Oh ' urda Da ton •ere '1ltlll of his par- ome Grovt1 lrfn days with an Mr. W. . d �tudenh. hostesses Mrs. as . efollowing me V s am the itlng in at charge were of r , progr ho Thoma the L!r Hoi- entt saturday, Mr. and Mra Fon l cently active' tnemberahlp by the club 1 lth M , � � 1 were Mr. and Mrs. Char. 1 H ams . � t h e 1 � �JOch H a l ae y. ad I communication from Mn. H. Juhl lng, Mrs. James Harley for the evening. The poem, "The The full curriculum for . � lldren, M�. and Mrs. Bill H!Jbadt and Entsminger. David les and Mrs. pr g te I " in and s n. udes Mr. io l : and � nn mathematd ! M wa Creator, read by Jee Mra. Ca r Bened� H Mr. ich h and Emmett w Mn. einey re&d was Nolan Howard n. c.ol . a i u s Sat nt rdar evfDine pe j lY :'fl f . of DevJDe Jo� c1, Parkersbur pe \Vlill.ea . electromcs, _______ organic ehemisg pert,ined to the Meigll County During the social hour the Kearns and Mrs. John c. Roullh 1 of Cha l were Sunday aul StllerJ willi Mr. Mn I and . P it' Pt'tlry DW of Parkn blue print reading, industrial Acbitvement Day which will be members and guesl!, Mrs. Janet read the poem, '"Try Thia Rem• try, l iueat• cf Mr. and Mn. w a y n e spent a day here with sbur� I and f.amilY: CIRCLE TO MEET hydra Mr Md , ulics, shorthand, typirlg, The Eleanor Circl@ will meet Brickles. hal on Marcb 22 at Middleport Korn and Mrs. Roscoe Fowler edy." E E :i PlcUDI lpft1' Mr1. Jam_es Ruth and Tammy. p Schoo ing to room the d invited kkeepin were , g h review, � made uThe meeting clubs l was The closed with th.e l. � � � L!r Hi � thilr evening <'IhurMlay) at the Rev. W. W. Brau: attended the � : ::n i. Th Guests m tlie B S parent,. Kt, �- . le:aon home planl to place arrangements for where refreshments "ere served Lord ' s !':-aye r i n wiiron tt f t e r sic ap;,reciat 1on, art l sketclung Htath Methodist Qiurch In Mid- weddin of hil daughter . M r r? , and g 1 M Eber Plcbna. Sunday were hur n-ln-law In silver which .,Ames were played w i I h · .,nd painling ) home and family """'" and ao . . p · ••·pon - Members are re- v·lf&:ml.a � at , •. ""· ·---=-----'--' -- I from the table decorated . _ arT a • nd Mr. HaI&ey d ughte M a d M Mr and Mn Paul Sellers, lrtr&, t e and blue. Tl_le ce terpie.:e Wal of I living, sewing, and alipcovtn . quested to bring .aewlng supplies Marhun at Parkersburg SalJf- � prizes being \1;!)0 by Mn. Roush �- an:·s n_� t nd ; n I Sut a. Jo.hn . Sellers � business 'ria1t,, pa1e blue lr!S an white chry aan- and Mn. Kearns. i Some of the above courses are to work on the junjor c-bolr robes. day. He waa accompanied to the �� s . r l " a C�� . and 1A M , l _ nL 1 1am .u1 ed l ders - ors in Gallipolla M.....1.,....,.,. themums BIue candle • were u ______ _ --• · _.1 , cffered f....... •• a ""' ""!'Vice r 11 ' to e 1 l ,,.., hat M 1 t waa announ ... --c, u r weddin ii,'!;;, aaf"ng I Mr. and Mrs. Cal Orr called GO . '"'� g by his grandson, Mr. and and IOn, .Jeff . ha \'e returned to In the c�stal holders Mra. StansCLASS TO MEET M . Brown would have charge dents of this area. Mrs. Jamea Parr and d�oghter their home at Philo af:er a short Mr. and Mn. Eber Picken, Sun, presided at lh; silver ser- 1 n b Additional information re{!.ard- : :11e Golden RuJe C'lau of th.e of Athens. After 8 boneymocn at !itay with hi1 parf'n!.!I, Mr. and day. l of� the March me:eting . IS v: i Others attendmg the meeting Ing the course.s may be obtained I Middleport First BapUit Church Florida the couple Will make their Mra. Oren Childers. Mr. and Mr11. Fred lJuten ad _______The monthly ftllowshi;I meetini at the home at New York State. 1 were Mt!. Ray Pie-kens, M rs. , by calling 294 week da:i,-s, 8 a.m. i will � this evenlr:.g of Parkerdm-g apent tbt !amlly Mn. E. R. William, of the Choir of the Middleport has re, ' Brown and sons. Kit and Kevin. to 5 r.m. and 878 on weekenda : home 0• M_r. and Mr1. WUI.I, An• : Mr. end Mn. Robert Gutbeil turned from a few day11 v.ail in week.end with Mt. and Mn. ,kllm nm Baptist Church was h e l d thony at ?.:JO. Ter11• and Timmy Tucker, Mrs. and evenings. and family ol Lockbourne, Ohio Belpre with Mrs. Kathryn Dietz Selle!'!. Wednesday evening at the home ------·-- - - . h ----eW QVen ' Earl Robinson and daug ter Cher: ----c-ccc-were SUnday guests of Mr. and and IOD, Bill. of Mn. David Jenkins. yl, Mr,, Rlchal! Kearn, Mr. and d IOQ, lia.h was . Mr■• Jock Weathennan. . ea. Mr■ Clarence Lacy wa, lmnbus vi!itor �tly. Mr. and Mrs. Ril y and chll ?ene y Mr. Ronnie i Mn. M anc1 tn aod e n ope n• to •! I • ot the devotio l aon of Columbus ■pent the week- M1:5. Sha� S1� and �avy the f:Veniq. Mrs. Gerald Anth- 1 NEW HAVEN - The Evangeli drCl] , Joyce, �IDllDY and Jan, M . I on _... leade , conducted cal United Breth,cn Church be,e i Roush and children, Curtll, Caro. eod hen, with her parenta, Mr . aco m Coolville vlstt,ng .-elal,ves. y , I B � � oc .e and Chester, Mr. and M r . ; m Mra. &land Torrence a n d Billy, .Mrs. Patty Dunfee, o y d �ud awarded prizes to Mrs. ls planning a revival to be be)d 1 lyn l and B. Wa�ace and family lhlrllJ Milli, Mrs. Beul ».b White, the two weeks r,ireceding Easter. Rich3rd Gilkey and Mrs. P a u } Clallfl 12 of Heath Methodist 1be Syrac:u:ae Le:diea A.....111.._, family_ rnw his reple 5ervl·cetl w ill Itart s u n d a y. ,I Bostic and daugl,ter Cheryl Lynn ! Church met Wednesday evening ___,_, Rev · Adams ol Circlev ille O • aU of Little Hocktng were Sunday Rev, Glazier .11.... Mn. Ctdl Brtr:UJ.1ury. I · at the borne of Firl Dept. met Ia regular aeukln ' borne appointment · vil!itora in the Wall.a here SuadaJ ..i..w• ce .....Mra. Bruce Lloyd onda Rev. and Mn. Paul Hooks and . . · of a., Mabel Feb. Mn. White, president, wu ln I March 19, and Jut through Eas- ' g Mr,. VanMeter of Dye with Tom Akron visited z here l the aon, and Mr Ed h Bet mg II 1 evenin th the devotional M MJddleport in ' wi aU recently fl. I ter was 8 recent guest al bet bro,, wilh relath:ea . President Mrs. Ada Slack I D • ebarge of. the business meeting ter, each evening at 7:30. Rev. rlod presented b. .) Mra. Earl pe were dinner and aupper gues'b re' 1 O U t f th t E D e, e or R be 0 IJa£ r · . : ther, Eldor. Kraeuter and fm:nlly� l M r i r , and Mrs. Charles. so p the A . cbarg Donald M that ting n by and announc-td. Knight her topic being ''The ,, ee opened gt, cenUy of Mr . Ca Ie Bah SI en church, will pre.i.ch Hav New and Mt:!!. Clarence Gtuelff Mr. : of f ••ere Rockbridge guests her o e b �· t the rr g II flag pledge and repeating ln meeting would be held at Beautf of the White Lilly " WU calling on parent., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bar. rec-eivtd word of a new of e the h t meetfirst week dur ng i I pad,, Mrs. James Criswell p.:ealdent the "Lord's Prayer." Roll call M:·: home of Kalad Hindy with Rev � ph Parker of ton. daughter, bom to Mr. ad llr& was in charge of the .;_ting and was anawered by 1e memben. � Donald Boone to have charge of ! Ing - to be joined by a Y E S Wedneaday, the devotion& and Mra. p 8 u 1 1 (Youth Evangellstic Service) the Election of officers was held the new tabla clotbll whlch the Secretary and Treasurer•, report, llr. and Mrs. Seldon Bnker of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Randolph Roger Grueaer of Logan, celebrated their 25th \l,'edding an- Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm when the Rut.h Cirtle of the Pom- clau baa bought for tt e cburcll were iven by Mn Eleanor hsecond week. Smart the program � P g Sunday ts waa of '1)eS nlveraary on Tuesday, March 7. and SO!! James a� the 6m,. eroy First aptist hurch omeroy t e m willing C were distributed to memben to ram and Mn, Sy1v1a Z � . r. and Mra Refmhments w�re served by The names of tlie Y E s team Tuesday evenin Way Clark a n d eat of Mn. � . greodmodaer , at the church. be hemmed. It wa1 reported that Proceeds from the bake sale held Ji! g .,,_ those alreadY are Dick Wiblin and Franc-is Mn. Jen1UJU to . family. . Mrs. Anna Marmichael of Sauth . Mrs Rat h C Zundel , chair· p Mrs. E. 0. Rall, a member, at the Harden grocery store S1tur· 111 mentkmed and Mrs. Pearl Hoff• Reichart. John Hoffman will lead man, presided an Al Mr ra d H M Webster. last Wednnday. rman h • . e ars a lJ d I ted e ec were would undergo surgery at Holzer day Feb 25th waa $24.Sll Prom d dau ter Peggy were c11lling man, Harold E. Hubbard, Mr. song services· Mrs. Fred Smith �d difldrea Mrs. .Zundel, president : P.,rs. W U- Hospital today. gh . an au� ule of small �cle, an Smart. Mrs. Franc-es Bearhs, spent the week end with her parliam Holt, vice president: Mn. Durin the program bout Mr Mr. a . Blam ----Taylo nd s r .& taken on oc1 Miss t this eetln ts te oc g Mila Jerry �n. Miss Susan ents at Crown City. Elmer Wic family am, aturday e ning. ev secretary-treas- Lucille Smith showed colored �· An : kh Ian S Den Two Members 81ter •� was was P . 1_. Pullen, Mn. Lillian McGbee. Mrs. . urer• and Mni· Victor Young •lides o I her vacatmn 'Ill tnp t-0 ned to be beld dllring the Jut Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harris GETS JAJL TERM . .J to• Went To Library � and L. D• Diles• John Fut� pubu'city. It was dee'.Jaueu Hawaii· and daugbter Of . Fremont spent LOS NGELES week of Mardi, the exact date to Den Two of Rock Springs Cub change the meeting night from the A ltJPII _ Jm Refreshments were served by be announced te . There the week end with Mr. and Mrs. la r Scouts Pack 246 met Wednesday 11econd to the third Tuesday of will honist Art Pepper 33 , Ute hostesses, Mr�. James Euler, NOTICE! G er be filled Ruter baaketl, colored after school at the home of Mrs. each month. �� W � a y . r- �-. Mr■ � Euler egg■ and other article, for ��:, _ G •o""" H..,-;r ::?need ednesda �- and Dwight Logan , den mother, . Devotions taken from Acts 16: G bbo and M O CS called on Mr and Mrs. Clfde term of 2 to 20 years fur pa:11111 I will be ·absent from Following the flag ceremony, 20-26 Lloyd: ale. The auction ■ale planned for ".: : s were led by Mrs. l:llen r��t of ing heroin. Superior Judge Johll te cam. i the March "17, meeting will be Smith, Stlllda�. refreshments were served by Couch, who had a meditation on and white lilies SUnday attenda School on nce F. Aiso turned down Pepper'• Mr. and Mrs . Grover Harris my office March 1 3 Mike Young after which the "Let were sed the held on March I!, instead. Twu March 5, wu r.o, the offering are announc Us Sing'' and closed wlth dinln room for 8 cen plea for probation. ing the marriage of '· g gro up visited the Pomeroy r.•bUc prayer. b y■ will obaerved. M . irthda ba $9.17. ra Worship E services were Dl\'ORCES ACTOR W held IF peD to 1 5 inclusive. their son, Caroll. They are s dLibrary to obtain data on trains, The program was presented by Mildred waa Pierce edded the M h Ro, with at 10:45, Lad. the Rev. r ingCard LOS AKGELES (UPI> _ MOYie b i e ing a few days here. re te theme for tbe nonth. The Mrs. Zundel, who bad for her W the finance committee. • Dllrlng the a Ing the me sa e on ---"Worry - -- cowboy "Wild Bill" EWoU ftl s g Nurses Will ' Pl n- I eetr.n.g Wat Held boys are making a scrap book on theme, "The Open Door. " Others IOCial hour, Mn. Carrie SJnclair ning ai Faith." vicinity divorced wednesdq by bis wile this in cyclone the by done trains and each_ boy is making a participating In the program were The White Rose Lodge met on and Mrs. Betty Tbef!I aerved re- The MYF met Sunday evening Be Present. onday March 6 a� the Foll• of 33 yeari. Mn. Heh!a J. Elli■& M 00 replica of a train car. Boys at- Ml'!. Young, Mn. Leslie Price, W�elday aftamoon at the Am• frelhments to Mn. Donna Smith , and aaw a Moody Bible Iru:tihrtc rod-Robinson home, and the Glt.'"11 52, was granted an �§wy were Dwight Logan Jr., Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Mrs, Couch erlC8Jl Leglon Hall In Middleport Mrs. Ka,.. Hubbard Mn. Mildred rum J. J. DAVIS, M.D. Ltending • ...,. by 5uper-·� • .ws. w:o.:ree ,•• J•"'•Rob'mson bouse, occup1-ed by ... ' · young. Mrs. Holt and Mra. --•-arry WaI� a.'l:c, and •1"me ,.. �t and Pierce, Mr1. Beled Hubbard, Mba The W.S.C.S. met t.ul Lorain Ster- with JS uam,-, Tuesday Wolfson. Kelly· Mr�. Car) MattoJC conductmg tbe Boll1lle rett. Hubbard, Mrs. Shirley evening at the home of Thelma busmess meet Prayer by Mni. Zundel closed ing. Thank-you notes Hmton. Mrs. Op.al Upscomb Henderson. wttb an attendance <1f • . the meeting and a aoclal hour were read from member■ and Jt 9� 4 v� !I. H E �� � = w wu enjoyed wlth refreshment, u reported that Mrs. Edgar : � � k• . S g: proJ:s w e r e Z g, au11. Thomas WU bnprovlng at her served by Mr:1. Zundel· -, honui after being released from Eleenor Bobram, Mrs. Marie Rlz. dl1nturd, durina tho buaineaa er, Mrs. Clara Lavender and Mn. meelfng. _..:;;::::;:::;:::;:::;;;_-,/ Holzer Hospllal, Ada The program on, "1be Word," Slack. Before the close of the meeting Uf the cliarler wa, draped jor Mrs. M r. and Mn. Morrftl Banlen eo, waa fed by Grace Swartz. Irving Daines, a member who tertamed recenUy with • birthday Refrubment,, of ice <.Te.am ac:;d died lasl week in Albany, Refresh, cllnner booorfq Mr. Earl Naas■• cab anti eofl■e ..,. ...-ved. menla were ■erv<d by Mr,, Fran, Atleotllq were Mn. Earl N...., i1la .... -'IDB will be held ces Flemming. Mrs. Dorothy Mor- Mn. Flerence Barden, Bill and on Tuaday eve. March II, at tbe Mr. and Mn. Ray Hlnea and Donnie Barden. Miss Dorothy home of Grace Swartz. son, David, of Belpre, were week ris and Mrs. Helen Lewis. Salser anti Mn, Robert Ralph _Mr. and Mn, Charle, D. Wood, end gueat, of their parent,, M,. , villlad her motb■r , Mr■. J. B. mg Danc Harden o1 Cohnnbu,. and 1,1,., Willard Hines and 0,. Weekerul Featuring Our ay■■ at Mlddlepon, Stmday alB and Mr,. J. H. Donovan. Beinlf Announced Mn. Luther Friend ■nt1 ..., Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hine, reTwo weekend dance parties will and mother Mr&. Alice CW}ehart ternoon. On the w ay hllDlf!, they L1rgest Colleclloll turned home loday from Cincin- highlight thla week's teene� ac- are vacationin In Florida. Mr. called at the home of Mr. and g natl where Mr. Hines was aent by Uvitlea. Friday evening 8 teen- Frumd drove them there but re- Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni Sue. In Mr. and Mrs. Harold SWArtz the Pomeroy Motor Co. to attend age darice will be held at Middle- Nl'11ed to his home here. and family of Williamstown, W. a school for the Corvair. port High School, iponaored by the nt ue Mr. R of Mrs and g . Va., and Mr. and Mr1. Gerald ■tl ece Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Lelfhel Middleport majorettes, following · Lige Shlelda were Mia WIima . Swart& and daughter of Marietta, arid son. Roger, were Gallipo,lfa the variety ahow. visitors Wednesday. Saturday evening at the Porn- � of Racine, RD. M1ss Jea vilited Mr. and Mrs. H o b a r t i Mn. George Joachlm ls a medl- eroy High School, Wlder sponsor- lliller_ of Po�land �- and Miss Swartz, SUnday. i The old John Van Meter home I cal patient at Holzer Hospital. ship of the Pomeroy Band Boost- Romain Bostic of Str111gber1. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Russell ers, another danet1 la scheduled. Roger X. Hubbard, who bu burned to the ground I completed Ilia boot t.ra1niq at the morning. spent Sunday in Warren with their The Jays are at both. Great Lakes Nani Center spent a Helen Findling of Columbus, daughter and son•ln•law. Mr, and ------two weeltl lean with bro mother open! the weekend with be, mothMIDDLEPORT · c:.nnetrist Mrs. Robecl Sebult,. They we,e Sprin g Fli,," a WUI Mrs. Carl Hubbard. He left Feb. er and brother Iva and &ssell accompanied by Mrs. Rosa Stew• art of Mason, w, Va.• aod Mrs. Be Fri,day E1'enin.g 28th for Washington. D. C., wheNi i Findling, 1, _ GeraJdine Greer and daughter, The FHA , , Mlddlepo� High he will be stationed. I Mrs. Edna West and aons My. 1 School will have Its annual Spring Mrl. Roger Winebrenner and! ron of Athens visited Mr. & !I d Sandra, of New Haven, W. Va. Charlea Niemeyer LI confined to Fling ( semi-formal ) dance this 10D Kelly apent I week with her Mri. Clair Follrod and family, I his borne with an Injured ankle. Friday evening after the variety parents, Mr. and Mn. L, B. � Sunday. show. acle of Leesburg. A great deal of damage was The Magna Carta, the charter Tbe Jays of Pomeroy will fur. Mr and Mn Charles of Racine 1 ------·----­ ot Eogllsb ll'berty, ofteo is called nlsh the mwi lc. Admission will be Floyd Jhttbewa of Syraeuae ; E. E, Rayman. 50c. · the Greal Law. and Mr, William Blake ol Radne 1 Mr. Carl Hubbard, returned : RD. visited a few days with Mr. l i,0011 Sunday from Puerto rucol and Mrs. Lawrence Blake of · where be has been employeu for : ' the pasl ten week,, Cleveland. Mr. and Mn. Joe Mathew■ andj' Mr. and Mrs. Franll: Rice and · for your son of Ahoo visited Mr. and Mr■ eblldren mo.-ed to Jackson, Mieb- 1 igan. Joha Dully. Della Starl<ey ol Columbu, I Mr. and Mn. Ruel Boggess ipellt a weekend at the William! and eb.lJdren eel hiJ mother Mn. I health ! Osa Boggess moved from the Diddle home. Mr. and Mrl. Uge Sbields, Mr. , Liala property on Apple St. to Le- · ,nd Mr■. John McCoy and chll• tart Falla. dren spent a SUnday with M1 . Mr. Robert White ls a patient e Novelty Miller and ebildreo o t · in Ille Meigs Gene,al oospltal In . Mary Your prescription ts I written: Packages · Pumeroy_ Portleod R. D. . Mr. ml Mn. Clarence Law- , Mr and Mn. Troy Zwilling j, order from your doctor !o your e Decorated """"' anti children !)I Portlalld ' -• Sunday in Hunlmgton, Bulceh - � with Mr. and Mn i Va. pharmac-ist; for best curative result.II, it Bapt• t Cho,r • ·H:� , nted U po n C I - Guys et!l-S ��=�� :;'a1a �:e �: .�:1..c:::.;·�� �i::.agalnst lho Labn I Of Moorehead 11 Fl Ille - oplml' .. - Yft . . o., Morch 9• Fish Fry Was Held Before Slides Showed OI Hawaii Journey By Miss Smith For Club Program Class M eeting · · · di · L"ttl 12 Pittom Have Edge, Din:, llnllnll, Pumoroy-Mldclleport, as the two tearna bring their bat- Balley Howell ICOl'tld ■ pom&I trn:I The BobcaUI' press "rove ] wumer of the Class A title m 1958 By ROBERT GRlMM tie for a playoff spot down to the and George Lee M to lNd tbl I9 United Pm■ lntecuaUon11I loo much for the Qu.aken, 1 and a aemi-fma1tst m 1959, fell final weekend of the National PistOlll to their Wedoeaiday olfbt IFFIN triumph. RN droppwg by runnmg lhe of OIJI Alan 1940. m title the .COLUMBUS ( UPII - Three who won Basketball A.!sociatioo season. BY JO GR I Northwest to deciaion former state champions and a Jones scored 21 points fur Cam- a e&.55 BY BOB WINGETT ..klo The p,·,to•• -114.Ll•game The Eaatem Dlvlllon cb•M .... wen1 a 1.-11 UIUW Preu la&trnatloaal previously unbeaten team were bridge and Don Murphy scored 20 (20-21 m the Canton district. � the Boaton Celtic& whipped S 1._ •·· 1wi:y NEW YORK IUPD-Jerry Lu- ahead of the RoYals Wuc.11 . . . . Sentlnel Sports W rJter · for New Phil!y. knocked out of the running the cuse Natl Cmcmnat1 Western Halli! , ( 14-fi) 136-117, and OIWI, I.alters 120ca . the 6- foot, 8- lnch star around beat the Los Angeles • ' . Warrensville's overpow Despite ( 13-41 ) d st. in Ohio llign loa qualified !or Wednes Anderson ay night Wea and Divillon champ 0 tern "-y 0,ght but ,i-, · · · . whom . , Ohkl Slate has constructed 103• w-..a-e. .. cu.o, IIWI ....,, · tournament adwr.. enng rerord . the St. Jgnafiu.s vie• the semJftnala S(:hool distnct rn lhe Cincinnati mwt play the Boston Celtics to. Louis Hawks routed tbe Knicb. The former state champs elimi lory did not come as too muc-b of district Wednesday night. Western an unbea:n aeason, ��. waa night ud the Philadelphia Wa,· 117•94, In other gamu. • ege .�aikelb&JI � Playnat.ed were Xenia and New Phila- a surprise. JgnatiU& was runner · Hills socked Amelia, TT-59, and nam rio rs Friday night before closm PROVIDENCE R 1 IUPJ) _ e: .thl.e g ' O Year 0� for 1961 10 a _n� -- ---- delphia in Class AA and North. up in the rugsed Cleveland West Anderson triunJ?hed over Cincin- Ren , __ Po,;_,.:_,_ ol _ aseun:i,_,._ uu.,-, honw1de poU conducted by Umte<I 0- te race to West T h _an · thc .xna · CJpss A. An d in weslern m -:C nab St. Xavier, 63-S-t, m an up. per game this season, and also N.Y., and St. Lawrence UDIY8l'l1ty Press lJJt�aallonal. Class AA district at Bedford, War• spo�Led a 16-4 mark gomg mto set. ...,ft_,_ N•y, , were � The jwuor center, who also l:s battling for the national title in 'vClllouu, · h had • the game hir ·u · ei H ht �nsvi � y" k "Cor_ Paul Fan rebounds In In other Class A action, Plesant Sports wllh er and the Record outcome · of County Wednesda y 81 the East•• � Meigs . . topped the voting last week for ugg In other �orlheastem Dllit �� and Fa�b :WO� their games . ore a ',._ JCioea of Minersville rolled a 265 game Monday night 2 l ,t,a, gh t , fe that ,tru le hinging on closhi! sentatives In the NCAA bocur gg er ica team, 40. , games, F.1yria ( 17-5 ) overpowen::u in the Manon district, and Gara- the UP J AJI-A m at the Pomeroy Bowling Alleys for the local high si ngle C leve1and 5t. 1�nat ms 1oe. . . . Ing games. tourney March JI.ti at Denver. 9?readea gled the _field m balloting Those Wf're some of the high- I Lakc11,\}otl t 17-t) by a 52-49 count , way 120-4) came through with a game of the season. by 292 sport.a writers and broadCorky rolled for Rawlings Motors. He spared in Lhe lights of a 16 • game r.ird on il , and unbeate11 Cleveland St. Jo- 72-48 romp over Springfield Local casters throu_ghout the country. first two frames . then hit on eight beautiful strikes_. His cruci.a\ ni\·ht of "lo.�P ,1mi you·rel scph t21-01 romped to a 69-53 vie- at Dennison. Lucas received the votes of 242 _ _ _____ )1st toss at the pins went astray and he ended wtlh a out" tourney play . 1 tory over Ashtabula Harbor 03-31 writers, a Btll)lDing IIU per cent. Undefeated Old Washington uf at Eastlake. split . SIGN MINORS PACTS , . F ellow All-Americ-a Tom 5tith ot H is game was not only hl�h so far th.is season but GuPmsey Counly 12.fi.O) downed Oth�r Games PITTSBURGH <UPi l _ Pitcher -,, bY a •14..,,3 mar· ' Stewart of Pacific Grove, St . Bonaventure was a remote Probably for last year also, said Rock Davis, alleys boss. ForI ,e. rye 1,..,.. . Northwestern of Wayne County, Arc-_h1e -nd p'·-'e, ••t'th only 19 ' 'um ia.... fm se-.v · in · the "arie •1 · tt a dis1 nc· 1 °Pat Wili , de+.:eased , hold� the si ng le game high a t sm ,....,. ---------- c al _ 1f. , and c-atc-her-outflelder Dom· • and ..,,, vo•. ~•k · ca Te•ry . AIJ,•--,, r o e fi Pomeroy. He rolled a terrific 290 game about v h in d Jay Burris 33 pomts. .,r ra• lmclc Capurso of San Jose, Calif. , '•• , with 'd , Pu,d D b· m of e was ue th e ne " six years ago . He also hit 280 once . His recor d v r i.eysburg (23-3), a finalist in l:m I 8 . were signed Wednesday to play th nme. wi� has been threatene d, but watch out for Corky . year·s state I01.!rney. kept on Lhe w,·th the Hobb, N M I b °f th ' eons e, ·t an 0 Corky ' s fellow bowlers observ e slyly now that C' orky winni ng track w i th ll 71-50 deci• b la : w,-'thI pl"v�. 1,-.' e qo•i..,sc•hingebo Sophomore Le�gu�. .. 0'd· r has the odds over them. -. .,. sion over Wootisfidd 1 14-8) in the · mernber Of the �rJd champion of work his at something stith in the country," said Lucas . . They sa y he carries around . olhe r semifinnl_ game at Mariett�. Pittsburgh Pirate! organization. today when ,·nfonned of ht's sele·....I- ! about equal weight to a bow Img ba II - the Land Trans• In Dayton, eighth-ranked Xema OU tion. "It'a something to live up to fer Journal . 1 20-21 dropped a 57.54, overtime By United PHH ImenaUoul NON-1'111.,E BOUT SET ____ rd 1ct to Kettermg Fairmont Morehead State is going to he PARIS < UPll--SOlomon Boysaw the �st of the year and next w ball during V basket able M a I , t Ohi 1 l S th 19. 31 on three straight free thrown agamst the "gi�nts" of of Cleve!and, Ohio, and Gracieux year. has High lOO'M, �1: Pomerov of o� ��rris ��ii :��son ' the �;59�:� ' th1 ows by guard John Murphy college basketball when it st.arts l..am;,erti, European featherweight · · · . DeftDd NCAA Crown e n C ll eg o any auure, so 11tuch tongw h TJ>et Virginia's West at made his mark play in the NCAA tournament champion from Fratl(e, will meet Thia latest honor come9 at a that ked the contest. colChurch th� . no fun, no strife. Easy-ciaH, "'Y to led freshman, Harrison, as a varsit.Y . . a 10-rDWld bout here March 20. time when Lucas is getting ready in w k, but next the Kentucky ee Th " ry t viereverse e to d a1rmon •· . wear and second easy CHI the eyn • • • the lhort fo tie . a and r years . . 1ege to its best record 1n 31 to lead Ohio State m • to '• 1.s f'ma1 is of rmging The non-title bout will be staged con school dent b h t soft poi collar al loob Xenia the neat over ond earlier rm trim. s decision II n e. Conferenc woy Place in the Presidents' Athletic . game of the regular season SatJ ..a' h o . em d rth w,"th a coupIe at 132 poun..._ a lo e , us n I b a t t over t ol I b'•tuprem y com orta v. nd .. a nnlfto I a . . . sea• the egular r durmg Dragons de � $4.50 According to Bethany statistics. the former P,mthcr urday agamSi lllmois and then the leatherwelght limit. netted 270 :narkers during the season for a 15 point son, M·55, In which the Rues won o[ economy-sized players. into th0 NCAA tournament ned Granny Williams and Hecky average. He hit o n 48 er cent of his shots from the t'icld the Miami Valley League title. '" .... Mariella week where Ohio State ill the deThomvso11 , each of wbom meas . . . Goes Into Finals and about 71 per cenr from the fr e e-throw circl e . Frazeysbur 71· Woodsfi e ld 50 fendtn g g (:hampion. • • ure s-11, once again provided 1M • Main St, The Bison coaching staff probably will he after more The victory Pomeroy pul FaJrmont into Old Washington 7t, Fort Frye 631 Lucas has averaged 2.UI points spar as . M ore he 11ti S_ta� deI --e at· • --k _ graduate s of the SEO. · Lh!! firrnls of the Dayton District _:::_::_,,..,,.,.--.,,..,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,..,..,. Saturtiay night against the win• ed Western Kentucky �n ove�time, 1t has been learned that Pomeroy Guard Terry Ohlin­ ner of tonight's Dayton Chami• 00-72, Wednesday. the_ Victory ger was awarded a berth on the AH . Tourney t e am of the nade•Dayton Colonel While game. gave the Eagles t�e 0�10 Valley Chesapeake Class AA Tournam ent. Favored Cambridge f lfi.4l tmr· Conference champ1onsh1p and a&­ of e performanc bc�t his Lhe turned in Junior 1 1 5The vivc-d 8 thirrl period scare to sured them an NCAA berth. Pomeroy though points, 24 scoring ther _ posl-�ason to_urnament high school career, down New Philadelphia l l H l l Jn �� went down to a 68-62 oef e at at the hands of the Jronton the New Concord Class AA dis position will be hlled tonight when • Tigers, who went on to win the tourney. Kentucky and Vanderbilt meet on a neutral court iI1 Knoxville, Don't forget the independent game at Pomeroy High Tenn. 'I'he two teams finished the School tonight between Pomeroy Grads and a Pt Pleasregular season lied for second ant squad with plentv of college talent Th e p,ehminary place in the Southeastern Confer U 8 ence and the winner of this play­ ' game begins at 7 P.fll. ___ off game goes to the NCJ\A. The Junior Class of Racine !.!l also sponsoring a Don. Mississippi State won the South­ key Basketball game tcnight on the high school court. eastern title, but passed up the By FRF.D DOWN Admission will be 75 cents for aclults and 50 for slu­ tournament bid because or an unUniled Pren lnleroaUonal dents, Orlando Ce::,cda weighed in to. written state segregation law. 1 Cmctn,oti st. Xav1H 54 day with his version of the San The Ohio Valley Conference oon­ l<'l'ancisco Ginnts· Hl&J collapS6 eluded !ta campaign in a three­ Al 001 1,. I and laid the blame for the loss way deadlock, but Morehead State Ohio 111111 School Touraanil'nh Kclleri ng Fmrmont 57, Xenia 14 (ol) of the National League pennant eliminated Eastern Kentucky eal'B)' UnltN. PreH lnleraaUon.al squarely an ex-manager Bill Hig- lier this week to earn the right At Bedford Clau AA Dlstrtct.s lo play Western Kentucky. I ney. , 58, Ignatius Cleveland St. A, Berea Morehead will meet either the "That lost for man pennant Warrensville 40[. Elyria S2, Lakewood 49 of Cincinnati or Loyola of Xavier us," said Cepeda. "He has no Al Ne"' Concord At Cl11ch1aaLI guts, he can't manage, he doesn't Chic-ago in a preliminary round Cambl'ldge 69 , Cincinnati Wetitern HIiia 71, New Phil11dclphiu Iii know baseball or baseball pU)ye ns game at Louisville next Tuesday. Amelia SU Al Eastlakf! und ho always was pie-king Anderson 63, FIGHT RE8ULTI on me. " Cle-,elnnd St. Joseph 69, IIOAD HAZARDt Ashlubula Harbor 53 Cepeda's outburst came when By Uall.td Pr-ea■ l nietaa.Houl UFETIME QUAUTY Northwest 66, '-NorQJwestcrn 55 he wa11 confronted with a quote ( M IAMI BEACH, Fla. - Sonny Rittman 56, Independence 44 GUARANTEE .attributed to Rigney that said Or- Liston, 219'11, Philadelphla, kayReno, 20t, Klng, Howard oed Claa1 A Dfalncta lando didn't to want win enou h g lNDISTRIAL LEAGUE and objected lo a 1959 switch to Nev. ( 3 ). At Canton High Scortta M1:1rch i, l9GI. Now, all Turnpike.Proved Goodyear auto tires offer you ========== you're riding on new Goodyear High Three Gllll1e Ind .I. Bail· South Amherst { tfr41 vs United l�ft field. Cepeda moved to left double-barreled protection • • • with a sensational coast• in writing! MOJt; dwl 60,000 Good • fic,ld In the 19S9 cnmpeign In or Loco! 00-121 ey _ H. BlackMlun _ 507, I er to make room to-cout guarantee • • • agairut all normal road huard& JOU in all fif1y 1tata are ...cty 10 at first base High Single Game A. Jeffeni _ Tonight's Ohio hlgll school Lour cl r rookie , • • ■g nament basketball 6l'hedule: fo am, Willle 1 delecu in workmamhip McCovey. and material. Wbca .Road Hazard and Quali1y GuanaleO One day body work 2111. "If I didn · t think mlJ<'.h of the Clan. AA Dl11t.rle1a free with . . . . Team ThrM Game11 - Swi11her idea why did I \lolunteer to pl.er At ColumbUI _ Lohse - ,,.. COMPLETE \ ,. Columbus Lmden 1 19.0) vs Ga left field?" asked Cepeda "I Team Sini;::le Game SwiMher• ' \ . ,, played good in 1958 but �hen hanlla H?•O Lohse - trl1. 1. load Ha1anl Guarantee All new Goodyear auto· lnaJ owner for number of months speclf" aed. : Newark I IR..'l l vs Grnn<lvl�w II1ingi;i went bad in 1959 Ri gney mobile tires are guaranteed by written certificate against 2. Ufelhne Guarantee-All Goocf T' irit tre ...,_ STANDINGS ycu turnt.>d on me and called me a (14-7 ) normal Road Hazardt-i.e., blowouts, fabric brcab, cutl anteed against any defects in �p 1111d ... Downle-Groa troublemaker.'' Al New Coneord -except repairable puucturea. Guannttt limited to ori . rial without limit aa to time or milea,._ g: Swillher-I.oh11e Wcllio:\"ille 1 13-81 vs Bellaire (\J.JOl The Giants appeared to have Blue and Gr,,1 the 1959 pennant won going Jnto At YQUngatnwn One Color _ $50 Any Good,et1r J,aln will ,,pair without ,harp, o, m:ak, �, oa II ae tit-, • Joe'a Boys . Warren Harding 1 11-IO) \Is Cam:1 the final 10 days of Ute S1!ason based °" ori1it1al ir,U J,;,Ja umaWll1 and ,u,r,nl "GoodJIU Pri&,"'. Two-Tone _ $60 Foreman-Abbott bell I 18·5 I but faded and the Los Angele, Aahland At Btrea Dodgen and Milwaukee Braves Change Colors, $10.00 SEASON HIGHS Clevelnnd West Tech ( 18-1) vs went on to tie for the flog and Ind. :, Games Wm. Chlaler 57' Oberlin ( 12"81 create a post-sea11011 playoff won Ind. t Game Max Boring At Betltord by the Dodgers. Rigney was re­ IN. Cleveland Ea!lt Tech ( 17.11 \'s lieved of his poat last season and SERVICE CENTER Team S Gamta Swt1her-�h11e Pa rma 1 14- 5 1 nnw mana11e11 the Lo:s Angeles An­ Rutland, Ohio - M78. At Eaatlah Stop taking cha.ncea on amooth, gels of the American League. Here'• a new, low price on triple­ Team 1 Game Foreman-Abbott Cleveland East 113.7) vs Ashla worn mal C.1 cheoe 3-T Rayon -perod 3-T All-Wealller Ny. fN. All•Weathen today and save at bula ( 17-31 Iona by Goodyear. 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' , WY 2-3272. Uc BAllNES-SIM PSON [N�lffiANCII \H'n> Elmer Hatfield. l:l5fi F'irst 2 3_ .· SP 3_ :J'n7. ___ _ __ _ _ 3 t _" - -_ ___ ish grm:p Jed by 4!-year-old Early baJ!· s on!)' 20-year man on Sept. 2 , I . re t A dle M g FOR CONSIS TENT DEPEN DABLE RE SUL TS A �U kl port Fi . u u- Ave. , Mrs. Charles Rife , 921 Wynn ef the Chicago Wh i te Sox. l:u1s a rnpulatioo for being the W A L L P A P E R--Schumachrrs 1 ( 1 7) HELP WANTED RATES l Phone WY .. Fourlh Ave Mrs. Hollis Elmer bi &ocis. e. mo --=,,--,cc . · --That oId ro k " ch ·r ay be " meanest" pitcher iD the majors. \'ila!Jpaµer. Also fabncs Lo , SAL - . 2903 0 � _ -���AN WANTE Est D 4 ceuts per word, one 1.nsenw11 Minimum eharge----60 u,t 8-27--tt 71,p,.J, Sec□nd Ave . Mrs e in' ai m · ,, m ••• .a ,tart . N h match Complctt> books ofl callin' but it's only a whisper lo w " Jose, and he me.....,. ' cents ti cents per word [or three cumenitive lnsertiom1 1ty - ---------- l 'k1 , , i W a rura l isueu I Mabel Lee, 731 Fourth A � e , Miss some of these elder statesm,-,11 of winning again after a !0-80 ( for rs. Lee 1\udin m Special----ooe month for 30 cents P.er word TATE E REAl ) 1 (2 available immediate�; :oo to �;a 1-1;,�, �f �p� S 1 �-uu rate of ,a l'ent.i. per wurd will be char�ed tur ad• Brenda Sharon Smith. Miss Opal the diamond whose success i,r hi.m i 1 3-12 season last year, He 2-3403. n one 1s1 , . S!i · 00 pe,1 hour possi" bte ·supp· 1ymg , Yenismi If not paid w1thm tO daya after receiving bill. · · _ " LE· . HOU an F 5 OR SA SE rooms J 4 6tc L. Bi.li-ru:s. Lower Hivl'r Htl • Mrs failure at combatting the cl'll endar won 21 only the year before. ' Errors m Advertisrng-Shou ld be reported 1mmed1alel7. ! customer� w i t h Nanon,;1lly -- -�- __ 0 loc;�on. � �, ���:' Earl Smith, Rt. 2 Gallipolis. Thur may' be si�nificant faclors JI' ,_.'l e Wynn, however, was feeling his fhe UaUy Sentinel will nu t be resoons1bJe (or more than . TRA.Ol!\'G POST -SPEC1AI. . Jo'in : known Watkins Products. Car :�'\,� ·· roy. one · · · man G ibson. Ht. 2 Thurman . . J 1961 pennant races. oats al I.he start of last 1eason one mcorrecl insertion 3 te $9.9::i. Dinette. pll'ce I 6 t: investments. O N necessary Card of Thanks and Special No lices of Evenb, SI LS, tp to Pleasrt. , St. 30 27th 801 King, R. Wynn, 41 on Jan. o, became the and admitted he was "'trying Writt': G. G. Snair, 132 Elm St., -=�=�---- :, 2 •• In. for 50 word mimmum. Each add1t1om1J word, le. : Pl.Ay -PF.N -:\ND--HAl:IY H E D. hltte the past ball the blow Wilson. Ann n }i'OH SALE: 5 rooms. bath, uti lity ant, Miss Barbara oldest active major leaguer wium Ob1tuar1es publi.shed at l cent per word , Coscu Teeter-bahe. Girl"s i;ink Lan{'aster, Ohio. room. Garage, Mason, W. Va. 12� So. Park Dr., Pl. Pleasant. Ted Williams hung up his mm at stead of pitching his regular rou9t. , 6, l, <3) 7, 28; 121 27, 8 p WORDS J DA\' J DAYS 6 DAYS , MO. ('(lat and legging set, size 6_ I · e · He went back to the -" Phone SP 3-55n_ Con tad f"'_ A Mr� . Earl Holter, Hal'ine. Paul the end of last season but Gerry tm � -.i ·""' 60c 15 $4 50 $1 .35 OOc - -Sh!rilizer with bottles. P h o 11 e 1 'Ip $6.00 $1.80 $ l .20 60c 20 ptcW � � , seas 12tc 24 in James BL, Star Chester n mid. r Hawk. E. Davis. Y � Men lATF.L WANTED I11IMED _ staley ot the White Sox, Stan Mu• 1 $7.50 $2.25 Sl.50 75c 25 3 7_Jlc ru.2.2943. Crisp. Ht. 1 L_angHville. Mrs. Rob. siel of the Cardinals. Dave Phil• n ne of hJs 13 Ytdortea. FOR .SALE - 5 room house, reuia •·· Ad::i recet\· ed b:v 10 A. It 'frill be In t�ac day·, paper. er C Harnsou, Jackson,', J 0hn ley of the Orioles end Elmer Valo You can bet he Jearned ••ll2 HATS KILLED with SL:ir Warcentlv_ remodeled. double gar· t · farin. one pouml $1.00. 2'.'.! lhs., age, large lot. Reasonable. Con- I F · Rowe, Ashiand · K Y · J homas of the Minnesota Twins are close son, PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 $1.49. Farm Bureau. Sur,ar Hun · rs. ver 1·ie G behind at 40 and Warren Spahn Slaley gave some tboug'ht to re,. tad Lawrence Napper, 1745 F · c00ke, Jmnton, M Flour Mill, Ebersb<'!ch Hardand of the Braves hll:s 40 shortly arter tirement last seaaon but he wound Wheelersburg, 3 Ht. Rivers, Chesler Road, Pomerov. ! ware. L Ky the season opens. Ashlan Beard. \\'. ) uther d, O (8) �UJO s�_�_E S --up 13-3 In 64 relief appearaac,u (1 N TICES 2 20 30tc : . --------1.1 1 9, 10, 1 1 : JG, 17. IR: I -- -obviously figured there waa Births ied r car and as fhilley, Valo and B EA UTY Demonstrators. E a r o 1, FOR ��LE: 195S P'O�D m good 2:i . 24. 2 �, : 30, :u , 1 4 ) l : I of life remaining In his plenty spot d occasional an ' J1inch-hitters Mrs. William G. Martin, 217 E. 1:1. 14, 15; I1 ( 4 ) 6, 7, II: up Lo $5.00 per hour, demonstra- cond1t1on. C.ill Coolvll!P l\fl?-3'.164 r ight arm. icket t meal· deto aren't likely Broadway St., Wellston, son, 2:28 performers, ---- --- 2 25_ !2tp ,IIU;I' t3l 9, l8tp -- · - lng famous Studio Girl Cos�t-1 on April 23, ls MiJ. 4D, , n Spah they're p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Robert dde any pennants though i t's . Full or Part time. Wnte 1 '-=PONTIAC 57 == c: V8 - $995 , 2 doo,r :· --- --· --- - Forre�:t, Rt. I Y. Homer BALE:� ]IA brick room • 9 MIDDLEPORT Lee Lynch, 43 Cole Sl., Middle• valued as capable "spare wheels." waukee's perennial b ig WPlrter to: Bux 668 A c-o The D , a"ily sedan. 0:1 1 • .ar�ful, owne r . Rr., • 1 l , Middlt>port, Oh io. Phone WY Opportu_mty lor one man over 24 , ho l ot heating, 1 ?Ort, son, 1 : 40 p.m. Wednesday w ilb But Wynn and Staley, in thelr with 11 seasons at 20 or more fio, ,'/2 tc Iy n1cr. HIae tt11ar s, P on:irro_v . Sentinel. . ---3 7.,,i1.11 , basemi ent,air 1arge attic 2·6396. 3 9 .::tp to earn $7500. 00 up annually bat� ,... belt. He goes b'11 besI form, can mean a wh.aIe oI tor1es under "!S Lew 425 Id on E Mrs. Thomas, R. ' . . Ck 4 3 with a franchise distributorship 1 . ghb hood lot 1 ood TERMITE AND PEST CONTROi Braves aren't Ukely the or again hopes t;eir Sox in While to lot a SALE_ __ (9a} �ARINF. SUPPLIES in Athens and Meigs Qnmties. 1��:i.oo. �w�er !fi� a:st i� I Dr., daughter, 9: 10 a.m. Wl!dnes,;; b1 Fain. fl'fll lnapeellon. lnturb�way ii �heir O much make the to • n kayo \a to (9) F R day. Mrs. Jackie Cummins, Min. annual struggle Must be able to hire and man- financing this property, ed by Nailo1wtde. Plaeae R. rri I AS IS SPECIAUI scramble to regain the Nat10nal age own sales crew. Direct MINERSVIl.LE _ 6 • room frame · erMville, son, 11:33 p.m. Tuesday alld A. Service Slalion WY Z. GRAVELY TRACTORS and At- 1 57 Merrill'!!' IO fl. P. "9$.00 ,Jj Pitts. rom League championship f 1 Discharged f.11.Ue iachmenls. Nf'W and USl'd. Com- 5!I Merear, '71 D. P. '595,1» I �ales back�ound_ belpful. :'1'ain• house with bath, gas or coal %3M. burgh. �., plete parts anti rep�lr service. I G IL P. Mercur, Ou&IU. '99�.00 1 mg and finnncmg available. heating. 100-foot Jot located on Patients recently discharged inl\Uddlepori Trading Post Musial? He'll go as long and U - y resume. of educat,._, ts• Highway. Total price $5000.00 eluded Becky Nutter, Mark E. Se Bar1alna HI used U'aclor■ a,wl RS O mi O N P L . METRO ITA M TO 331 N. Znd, Middleport, Ohio far as his legs will carry him tbiS •; ,r, per1ence and personal back· , FARM - 140 acres With 'iO acres ,a.._,.., Pom,n, lawn mewen. Aulh-.rlzed deal• IOO Ea,,' nlain Cotton, Jo Ellen PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. M. T. Candice Griffin, .,,,_,___ energy rte 6 3 1 season and il a j�w. ., ground Io Dept. z. &, Box 5.IO , cultivated 1en1Y O1 pas1ure. 0 -cc====c-c===c-c= er. GraveIy Tractor SaIe1 aud _ Ph•u -• ,., Epling of Gallipolis, Ohio, will be .a Niday, ,_,. Rickett Lisa P Derrick, ",v_,. orks out w eo• ' om-am r I p 00 t' a 1 cooserv Oh" t b 10 on er ar B · ,. n . Will Bervlcl'!, �hone WY 2-2915, :;12 ">l TRIICK GR"WE"S '"OTICE room home with bath, furnace Kanouse• Robert Cartwright• MrII· the auest speaker Friday, March , ' e 1-20--tfc (21 27, 28; (Jl I , 6, 7, 8, 9tp �ating, and l:msemenl EJ:tra he'll do bis usual share of dam,, C::-'.C:'""::-:CC_ ______ have cabbage plants around E a1t Mala Street. Pomeroy. � Mike McKenzie, William Folan, IO at the March meeting of the to the other guy if he cJJD't 3 30 l!Otc (I 0) FOR SALE or RENT -------- --- room tenant house, large base- Miss Janet Smith, Mrs. Dwight Pt. Pleasant Woman's Club to be age middle of March. Will hnve lo· · "t lo, the Cardi• a peno0.... wm ,. mato plants laSI of April. Call WALLPAPER a"" •,,•"'T Choose ment da · ry ba , extra � .ock Tilley, Dennis Harris, Miss Janet held in the Appalachian auditor( 1 8) EMPLOYMENT ,., rn i 111• bath, with HOME BEDROOM 3 �n Are 38 veral Se or b�lng orders to C:tiarles R. nuw from ot.r hrga stock. Inbarn. hrooder houses, and p]en- Bailey, Homer HJII, Mrs. p h I J ium at 7: 45 p.m WANTED The 38 -jin ,UP INCLUDES S -Harru, Portland, Ohm. 3 3 :<k terior pain ts, vamlsh. Latest modern kitchen, hot and cold -----ly other buildings. Can be Mrs. Epling Is an honorary lifo infant Mrs. daughter, and water-, 181 furnaca. Llose te ANTED -C" Sievers �--, II " bo al still•fancy steppers including ught for $13,500.00. vwu , - RPENTE WORK "Tr1 COllDif Magjo Ceoter'• patterns in waJIpaper, deani • 6 churcheii and schoat tn Racine, W ay and infant daugh- member of the local club and will Gr am Willi of any kind. Call Harrv Curtis, will assist in financing. Jim Rivera of the White Sox, --\ · supplies. Reasonable prices, al- Albert Hill, hone WI g. 4'.fil. II lh 11.11..1,:,J!,(, we ' ve got it. review a current best seller, "The te and ny n Mrs. inBe r, Broyles c. c. CVCKLER, Realtor WI 9-2117, R. D. 1, Racine, Ohio Gene Woodling oi the new Wash- . Elizabeth EJ:per1 piano tunlal• and r _ 1tlr ways. Crose HardwP.re, Middleport 2 27 l2tc 9 ONE WY 2.3830 rant daughter, Harold Bowman Dean's Watch" by H 6tc 4 3 P 22 BOX lngton Senators, Hank Bauero! - � 2 27 l2tc work William A nderson, Henry Birch, Goudge, 31 7 3 c The 38 age group include& aev- · {1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY ( 20) Bus i ness AU Work Guarenlffd .Literature Department of 'Ibe Carl ne• Merch She Clark, Mrs. s �luding ROYAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE -:-:-,---=--�-�FOR SALE · s rooms and bath , in• field and Mrs. Clarence Garthee. the club will have ct.ar"'e of lhe eral �-fancy stepper School of Mu1lc . .18 x 700 USED TWO on ONE rr Rivera of the White Sox, Serv·1 ce ~1uxe madeI · program. Members of the Lltera• Jim Glll&ar • Organ • Plano-Accordloa sew ing machlne· J."" Among Ailing I side not finished. 1½ acr lot. truck tires and · pony harness • Gene Woodling ol the new Wasoo Doe.!I zig-zag, monograms, ·em. sheJ VocttJ lo fit 600 to 700 lb. pooy. Bill DON'T. PUMP YOUR Sluggish Garage, cellar and tool . . , According to the midnight ,e- t. ure Department are: •trs. EWl- ington Sen ators, H·-• o f auer B w m buttons, on n se1broiderv, sep,ic 1..... i-J ...,., ,_ cum. Get Klean•Em ''l water system. gas, eIeclr1c11y. ..., Jona1 ,,... P.rv11eu &a..,..., "' n.......... . ice 8e11er, cha"lrlllan, Mrs. Henry f , ille, R. n. 1. Minersv Grueaer, · ent. the o1 nursing departm port h 1 cb-h"t Con:plete holes, utton makes thl b · th k F J omas • ar W J d Th •. V nk a T Cleaner, Ohio Septic and Hanno.a:, W•Ison co•clwirman, Mr�. H E. :U� �::/: the :i 8 6tp ' · ith altachmeot, and in5lruce t25· 12tp those who were !isled as fair in• Beri.!i!On.1, ley Plumbing, Pomeroy. Ohio. �.:i Mrs. John B:own, Mrs, G AccredltNI cour1111 - with diploma w . , ton book. G oorl con0 ition. \\o'Y 2· McCormick, Martha Mrs. eluded ,.,_. · d'ienst, back WI'lb the "-, h oen Sc 3 30t 2 P FOR SALE: C.Ottage on Brownt!U · 118 W. Seoood BL N AL No. 4 Brood• NATIO USED mm I or an d Blessmg, Mrs. W'tt f M . -'2496. 2 25 Ute Mrs, W. N. Hayward. Clyde Corn• ·�l d DeI R''""• w h moved ,r WY Z-%889 er's Coal Stove, Buel Morgan, Avenue, Middleport, 5 r°?ms ell, John A. Miller, William Har• Chase, Mrs. Madge Bvus, Mrs. dmals, an �- cal,\: • ll· n gellj es e 1 Ang A . L os the d n a REFRIGERATION THEISS ,. nto t • Marvln I % 1a.., 2-Uc HOUSE TRAll.EH, l!l'.i8 Model Pomeroy. Phoim: Albert Goeg• CharIes Cottfl11 , Mrs.,1. and bath, full hasement w I t h ·. . e, t Liberty 41 x. 10. Washer and lein. = = 3 9 3tp Appliance Service. Domestic and garage. Gene Dodson, Browne11 ri.s, Ora Whit Alber Rhodes. Dawson, Mrs. Mabe1 Gwbs, Mrs. ing .corps· 0 haYll U�LD L�IKE�1O� W_ _ _R E _ W W�1DO� Mrs. Selmer Baker, Edward Har• gh o)d Min le Commercla1. Contact R o g e r Ave., Middleport. dryer, large i.wning. Ralph ------n Clara Hamilton, Mrs. Alton Jor• At 37 are tou 3-4-6tc . . another gentleman or old age Fruth, MQ011, W. Va, Phone I Payne, M v� E rs. . , n Ber mo Mrs. . ( 1 3) FOR LEASE The1ss, Racme, Minoso of the White Sox, Hoyt , Oh'10. 2-21.., •0tp + L ar d ___ _ ;; 1 sh c his home for FOR S _ Im and Walt Dropa of the 2 28 llt.p � Two story '•,me tha Allen , Harry Cromlish, Heber r:r�. �;i ! �:��e, �°:s.I.;·�=� Wilhe ��� SP 3-5977. RN FIRST FLOOR-2-;;;;;; SPOUTING, ROOF RF,Pifi:ii; dweIi� _ MODE J l Friley, ries e Jo. mg, mne rooms. ldea �� Hank• J bn Herbert, Sr., Jebn 'S. Orioles. Y n STRAW. Tum right at and 3 room furnished apart• aheet metal work. The Powers cation. Modem bathroom, b Ph'me Lyons, Mrs. Ri'chard :MeJ. &s include Turk Lown and Che.!lter Road, Pomeroy, Ph._ _Wy Iµ u . � � Puckett, Addiso n Evans, Mrs. Ste! a The ,i!: Kelroy, Rt. 7, sttond house, Joe ments. Ph. WY 2-3874. _ Coqt111Q'. WY 2-t3GL meat. cemmt block "qrage, la Wood Mrs Arthur Rupe Mrs rose, Mrs. Charles �berta, Mrs. Sherm Lollar Of the muw SoX. 3 7 3tc 2 2583· .,. • ii\. ' 2 3 Fields. pt Jne WY 2-6U7U. ' • . 3 9 6tc .,.,t ' llllh! ffa-•.1 yn nce Mrs R · D ..... a. Barne,, 96.1 Lo,.,..._ Ray Groves, ·Ernest Harris, Mrs. Evel Spe ' Sox, Hal • CHAMPION 2 25 12to ----------- =====-c-:=---c---=To THE WORLD'S c1ara ·p'ro11I. t;.. .,,." Vic Wertz of the Red M' IS8 d an 11 re et, Phone WY 2-3215, Stre *, en Do Mrs. Hill, Ora y, Mal Wade o Desk Whittler: Thonks for Lhe H,rown of the Orioles Ted KhnTELEVISION AND appliance R R RENT ( 1 4) FO== 3 4 6tc Broyles• Henrv • J Viers• and Mrs zewskl of the new Los Angelea wild west .stories, Answer re• TRADING POST SPECIAL. Baby u..--v a l l pair service. W• serv,_ • M a80 � , High Chair, '2,00, nJe BoIter, en J n _ i Eight SALE FOR ouiw. t. room : f�uested. Angels, Gil Hodges of the Dodg3 8 6tc MODERN TWO BEDROO apar,.-. m a l e •· Reasllnable prices. · -, wate, ville city Ohio, Miners , "C.'' "L." and "P." ;;;;::--;;;;;-;;;;-;;=::-:-::-==cc ment furnished on Imute 33, five er& and Rocky Nelson of the Pi• Hampton & Capebart. Ph TU■ R 3tc '0()0 SPLIT TOMA1'0 STICKS. miles from Pomeroy. Garden. wall to wall furnace, gas new 3 0 rate� 121 14-30! Used on_• yea,. Richard A, Hay- Pbone WY 2-643f, 3 8 ,tc 2-12l l --------carpet, all modem kitchen. And It might be worthy af nf'le man, Vme St., Raclne, Ohio. U &. Cl'IUNEER ., r S Grindley E. R, c.ontact EXPERT ALTERING. Carrie =• lncIudea ;;;;- ,--,--c--, f "·t o! ::;,,,--;= that 1he Ion"11 ... 2 2!! 12tp FOR RENT - Apartment - 5 .......n..••L£ ""Tl!S � MARCH I 3 8 6tc Gauga: readings: Gallipolis dam Minersvi,,1e, 0hio. --._,nav4,,,-, HouKennedy, 127 Mulber~, atcber-out,. aythor,.e emioenl that . . . . •• .-;;;;;;;;;;;-:a;-;;:--,::-::-:- ,-=h • rooms Md bath. 618 East M.tln IATIBFACTION GU�"TRBI -::--:------,--,, .att•nl be to �s public mv,ted 8 OLD WEEKS i C Registered 'J 4 t. appointme n 25.0, by to or 40.9, rollers out and station9:30 .:"JO fleIder. 0f the New York Yankeu : FOR SALE OR arv, (24A) the Rock Sprmg1 Grange 'Oper• Cd 11 writ. L 0. MeC'.-, 3 4 titc bunhues, Phone WI O.S9'l3, t.n n Street, Pomeroy, Phone WY 2•Mason Pt. out, Pomeroy ·. ·, Berra. 1 ... y, •••• n.,_ .....__ d 4 r 18 o WY 2-6. evenings. - . . ..-nu ay Betgle, Raclne Rt. 1. ..,_te'• .....,. Plea11ant 35.99, Hinton 3. 39 8ta- atlons Forward" night to be held -Whe TRADE= ·="'w tbose YIBl"I go! D = :::U:::R::-cUccSccE ::cO -;--,Y ;--,S:::E"LL ILL = WE 2 8 lk dl4.� a �. m. at p. r Th thei et 2 27 l2tc ll, rsday h u 8 8-Zl-30-tf =-c-----=== -cc== · ti ona"', Kanawha Falls 2.65 rls·J Skelee, Guns, Bow.!I, Golf Clubs., 1958 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE There wi]J be a program and aev• --.11 7.=--=====c-==cc .... i-- r A IR CONDfflONING, REFRIG- trailer See Melvin Little Cm!sh- Ing, Charleston 22.09 rising. The Bicycles, etc. Write or calJ The TIMBER AND LAND. See Lottie APARTMEt-rrs Furnished •11.1 ail• theL.e bers will receiv en mem Mid McMastera f l . um , d: r Ohio f ha tenth rising was Rive a i hys' Ivy dle■ ERATION aervlce. Ja 'a l!hed. Sport·• Center, Middleport, Ph Sheffield. Long Bottom. Phone in Ohio, Phone Eme�son '1P 3--3-t root per hour all the way up above ver star certificates for � years frlgernUon. New Haven, Pbontl �· VI 3·2707. , . . . , . . . . _ 2 24, u.tc porl bont WTI-mL (21·21-00tc 6 WY•2-3633. 3-7- tc , Gallipolis Dam, The Great u-. or continuous membership. Ladles 6-IS-,tt, , 'J'. · SPACE TRAILER l-353 11J 127 . Inquire· . JACK S DAIRY BAR, Mlddl•porl, WANTED TO TRADE: A 1 955 nawha Is also rising, London and 0f, the Grange are 8siled to brlng ut n Pomeroy. Butter Ave 1e!'I for _refreshments. • w S has Deliciol.13 Ham Sand iche11 (2) CARD -'5 l2tp IF YOO WANT REAL .-aUIJ Buick for small house trailer. Marmet were runn ing 6 feet on P ·, = OF THANK = 2 2 The Wm1'1ng Trail Garden club wm' -lri 1WOlf materlsk In 1. 24 12tc co r buying. Raci,,e the rollers and Winfield dam 21 de Would m;\ l m Uuic eed ltaUi I WISH TO THAN K MY MANY z;C"";;.;;;;;c;::,;:;-=-I inl Br r w I Size& I will meet Thursday evening at tan; bla¥k-·'and friends for th!! prt!tly cards, RCA WHIRLPOOL Refrigerator, DELUXE THREE ROOM AND , . money 111...,n, feet a1t . . C o b a- Box 282, Phone WI 9-382 1. -•· m "" l8. t& 6 the home of Mrs. Robert TLo Jr 3 9 3tc 8oai Movemenli : floweT11 and �ifts, sent lo me Hotpolnt electrlc range, .coffee bath apartment - office rooms Sirti,, CaU Did: S&er,ett;, wr , - � -��--/j son, Roll call will be answered during my st11y at the hospital. table, and tables, lamps, d. 1hle -trailer space. Phone WY t, I-Zltl or CheMet 98Wl"5, Ohio River - Aztec down 13, with a nah:arJ quotation and mem& $H98 (1) 6 Uo bed, 5 pc. chrome dillette, 2 pc. 5141. Mrs. Otto Lohn, Sr. Bayou 45 8 a.m; 14, �c up o Wt.eotc mb me n bers are to take arrange = !; a Uving · room suite. l1erald Reul.er O E FIVE ROOM APARTMEN will i i!!��ed at th� law 12: 30 a.m.; Nelson Broadfoot up suitable for the month. Ottu■ --:-::==..,..-,-====T N (6) LOST AND FOUND Pomeroy• WY 2·2'191'.l. 3 1 12tp with bath. Phone WY 2-3841 11 office, ot Crow, crow & Portef. 14, 12 : 50 a.m. : nn • drew Calhoun The Jolly Bunch C!'--m ' g Club HEATlNG u= ""d PL'""ING pornuoy. Ohio, at 111,00 A .M. on s11t. a LOST : N!:AR CHESTER, small 1 SPRTNGFIELD ROTO TI1..LER. even1D1111 WY 2-3319. 55 12 14 up Eastem up I4, will meet thfs Thureday evening a.m.; : , urilll>", hlarch :llltb.. 1961 tor the ,ea• ti-IN.f Mueller Furnacea ee11te ot the late M1&1le s�arln.y,:,n, r. -cc=c:-"'c-c ==�=- bl k and ta Iemale 1·• ' .1nd. Used once. Phnne WY 2·354.:. ---= Amokl Brolhen belnt Lot No, n 1n croo11·, Addition ,, : 50 a.m ; Captain H arrison up at the home of Mrs. Shirley Milla 11 ROOMS AND BATH. HOUSE, t White spot between front legs. t o 3 8 3\ c 15, 4:15 a.m; Peggy Downey up 1n Middleport. Splce T111 6� T��i�•:!1a� c::i::•1�u�e�nd on d11,8 Cole-st., Pomeroy, Near Ma- 618 E, Matn St., Pamerny , Olm Liberal reword. Write .' , r�• r . . 15, Albert 10 MABCR a.m; up 6:4S Holden 1u utue n11 fl ,ubJ t,e aala, ot to ' . t Phone WY Nffl 50 Fl. L1bertY To� u,alLER, � boo· aon Bridge. Call Howard Cecil, :l tJ H fOl' 11Nll, fand It ,:,annnt be told fOr l7, 5:20 a m. ; Queen City down Mary Shrine, White Shrine of ' • Pauley, RL J, Box 356, Ham IS . c , w18 than S900.GO. na. apprall&dl room.!I, automal"Jc washer. 589 or W\'..z.52H. UHO-Uc 3 l21c 5 a.m. ; Walter Beckjord Jerusalem, will meet in regular lin, w. Va. utu.e. 4:0 20, Maple Strt!et, Middleport. Phone 11 li: G down 20, 6:30 a.m.; Chief Pow• session Friday at 8 p. m. at the CUSTOM MEAT CUTl'JNO !::!1,?i:,,:!� ::tthe WY 2·5460, 3 6 6tc I HT ROOM ROUSE, two five Glove soft crepe sole BLUE PARAKEET on Pleasant 11 n, r n sw N. a ••11e A. l aa u hotan down 23, 4:25 a.m.; Crown IOOF HaD. There will be election Wald CNU 8oa1 e11 Ridge. Mrs. Carl Stalder, Ph. USED FURNITURE or u_,, ur.HI =., ;;: 1'3> 9• 13• aa :it. Point up 30, 4 : 10 a.m; Bonnie D, of offlcera. The ceremonial hu Rae!H, Oblo WY 2-5133. 3 B Jtc Kem. See the Trading Pod flnt --------Phone WI Hl7J up 3l, 3 a.m. ; Jamel up 31. 3 a.m. been postponed until Thursday, NOT1c1 o, l'u•uc aAU to •awe meney, ., 6 30te 4 ROO'd HOUSE with bath arid d Th March 23. 1 laundry, gas heated In Syta• �cr2:: �•� Onward up 32, 12:50 a.m. ; OVEC �: (8) AUTO SALES i: 'A�� �J:!, •t SOit Z L TRADING POST SPECIA � Young folk of the Letart P'alls · 01 Karch. 111111, at th.,. retldenn or up 32, UO a.m. ; Robert Gipson ewe. 1llomas Duffy, Phone WY I -::=-===------· late the n e r S , Church are inviting the •t Methodist •,11 OLDS 88 _ $595. � door 81:'dan. · . dannport, end table. and mlr- 2.&.13\, a• SY pn rh ll' ut U•\IO A M up 33, 6 : JO IJ.m,; Ouach1'ta up 35, 24 1,,,..p IT DOESN'T JUST HAPPEN ! q11, Ohio,Y bl1inntn1 . at with them March meet to Good mechanical condltlor Sol· rored cofrtt tabll!, $1%.95. , Parish MIDDL -T 1 J. 1 . . . . Laundry work the followin• peHonaJ propm,- t,,,. 9:45 p. rn. -. TOP QUAL=• :c-;=,:-,;c-=;;--;-:==to 1n 1 t • ot Maa,:le n 1 1 e the 1 a kl a t the I.0th the .,.,,... ,. SPflrkllng ,1m,; Id ....., d • h, 81 :.,• t . OR· 12, an 11, 10, l , T ood 'S FULL 3 ROOl\. " i t BASEMEN Mc 6 D • I res ult O equ s d g pment an I Swearlnll'ln, dal!Nnd: Galltptll1 am _ Bob Bentor , 3 4 lltci ;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;---,,:-,---;-- - _ _ tnar'11, Pomeroy bo 2 trunb, 1 lteroNDe hulfl', 1 01:, p 3: 30 p.m; Titan uy 10:35 p.m.; church at 7:30, afterwards at the • · . - ___ LIMF..STONE. Any size. rum!shed. bath. 304 Sycamore St. , Middle■ long experlenec. W" have th t bed, o . ml.efllla llh•lra, ne 3 1tH\sbt Item■, 1 w..., llmll. 1 11'1■ ,i,:,u w. s. Rea down 11.• 30 p·m· •• PUts- c.mnm11D1t;1 Hall at 8: 30 f r games GOM1 Cl1b URd ,.-•r■ deh·vei:ecl Md truck 11pread. port• w·1n be a ,allable March Prompt piek-up and deUvery. oua , Tl'.lirl'ilr, • .,,1e1. 1 1et e■hlnet and refreshmenta. Austin Laughlin BAKER and SEYFRIED • • AD MUN ... Model, bt Ph. WY R-3343 or WY " "'188. R obJnson'a Laundry• pmna....,, Shuler·11 Construction · Comp,ny ----, , to11ter. m.1,een■n-. pot■ p■na, burger up 1 : 811 a.m.; City of MafS· will have charge of the met.ting 3 '1 6tc WY 2-54:la; Robinson'• Trl•Lua- end dlllhu, Hblrlet, 1 ...,P, 1 eb11t vlllc tip 10, a.m. UTROPOLITAN MOTORS Phone WY 2-0051. 2 9 tfc· , 30 · a 01 N:trlr l.llr 1 erXehhla -. and will have a 1eader to betP your LENNOX dealer tre Cleaners WY 2-5230, Middle- 11tor,_Ill1 .tool, one table 11:10 three - ;;;;;;-,--;;;;--:-:,c-----,""7"" 1 ... !•• Mata SL Kanaw•• River _ Lella Shear- w GAS, ruEL · on. and coal fu,,. ii ROOM APARTMENl with gar- port. ith games. On SabJrday and Sun,:ball-•• I roelm, 1 111 btata, 1 3 6 8.c iota ----.-..._..,J, Ohio bN, one rodler 1nd 1tra1abt er up Marmet 2:20 a.m.; Solvay day meeting at the same time for age, 143 But-uL pomero,-. naces <'.all for free estlmatea. NEW llltl USED 1n■toh..s ohatr, ont rocker, 1 tnaH• ...___ 5 ff 2-Jl•Uc ..,.,,._.,,._ u1,-.'rlf. OLDSMOBilJ!! . 88 - $1095 'li'oreman • Abbotl Middiepo.,. Phone WY-2-5127, 11111, rael:, 1 rut, e,irtainJ, 1nlrror, down Blarun:r1 6 : 2 a.m.; e1en church service&. I 1■- hnt-r wtth unt. 1 ntchr, z, down Winfield 7:25 _p.m. ; Dun• Complele 8en1ce u TRAILER SPACE Good 1N:etion ,;,; fr'Ai door sedan. A beautiful car � .._ 10-Uc -••ca 13 COAL, 011, GAS • d-r, 1 bM cemplete, bed ,:,oy. , 1 rt1f, 1 nlta lite. ..wn mew1 t can Bruce up Wiu�d 11:20 p.m.; '11le Daughttni of Ruth Clasa of ..._. en CrlU '' ''1f'tll kept Hydn1matic drive . E Martin t. o l er Ralph Inquire R J,'or corn FURNACES '• •no. ■ho•�N. te, •-- er Cnlael C. V, Hornet up Wlnfield 11 :46 the United Met.bodiet Church wW I 4 ·tc QUIPMENT and LUMBE ,,· ' '! "",';Blaettnar;'• Pomeroy. Wri t Middleport. Street. Sale,· I larg.i tractor for [IOwer l50 Locm · . Phone WY>,2,3794 t 21 sotp � C. ll&ADFORD, ..... OM■ ol:!r=.• 01 •I•: Ceah In. band on t1 ■, p.m.; Jerry Bolwmh up Winfield meet Monday afternoon at the : 11M MERCURY 4 door, one local unit '200.00; 1 Caterpillar tract ge Geo 10 : 1 down home Parker MerrUI H. Winfie)d a.m.� 1 r Mrs. of .. n1 Adm Bum. Rotner G, ;cnmer. Priced for quick snle, tractor for loggin,,: $450.00. t APARTMENT AT 70l Broadway , LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE tutor °' the Eatai. 0' ve,■Je S : 41 a.m. ; Thelma Ann up Win- with Mn. Bert Webster as c POMEROY, OHIO o·f 1·' .13(18.oo. Phone WY 2·2261. ...__ SW.arln10, IMce--.i. ...,. _. .... Cul-,off saw and frame and "lot- Middleport. A••~ent Mill 81- Midu..,,....-• at w 11• 13• u at field 4: 40 a.m. ; Beaver down Wt. holte•. J,.11 ;;• 3 9 3tc or, complete $50.oo. 1 winch $25. A.,h St., Middleport. 2 apartBeaUnr, Bocdlq, Plamblat ';f:� .• 6:ZO a.m field Lanmcnrer Sharpeaiq •IMI LNAL NOTIC:I ments in New Haven. Phone $605. �1om1Jne 1 In. oak lumber, $60.00 J)f'r M. ,�, , 'PORO Ve t Ruinoad Dan.aid Prldd,-. WhD1111 t1,t Molar Repair -----,-door ledan. Spalii:10" dark See Ivan Cc?.nnan, Pomeroy, WY 2-3287, no- •d.,_,. 18 811ute 1• Mldtll• PL.tASANT vAJ..LltY HOSPITAL -,=�, -,== Ohi Rt. 2, o �-,-l-ffl4 WY Call • Peach ,ort fork Ohl 0, 111 �I huebr 111Jlffletl , that 011 ·flniah. Fordomatlc. Rl a - . One 5-room FURNISHED APART· 51 2:S SOtc tll• 'ftb da,- et l'allnuJ,, 1111, euo. ADMI'ITED: M:ra. T r e s s i e 3 8 3tc 3 4 8tc Road• In s. Pffllib" flied .., 'Pllltlnn Wray, Clifton; '.J, Pomero,. MENT. Chriatine Beegle Phone Mn. Stanley Gibbs 1n ::: ' .L.CJ U IN I OF B HOISl'E THE IN MASON, W. VA., onu plot �( WY 2-3302. o:"°0:.:� 11 o- Gallion, Ohio; Mrl. Bertha Davis. 3 4 etc FRIE IS.HS p Ne , r , c- . available thl'flugh Curti88 Breed· Co.uQ'r Ohio land, 224 X •� feet. Jn corpora - um Lincoln Heig Bedroom ThrN d er ot RoUih r Buffalo; 1, f Richard b Route hts. 4 '"" , m In.,, c-Jce, 9 are cl···u•� ::;:;:PNl'e . lvOl'f ""••'" - "ex. n1 . 'Ion limit.• ( 1tY water, gas, tel• hoUJe with bath, basement and lwllt Bulkeya to ana. Letart; Mn. lrred Taylor, Bid· cellent •• 22 are claBlifled "very 8ald. d.,_.nt i. NquiNd ephone, _and se'!'nge. Contact •as furnace. Bullt•ln cebln� th ., da, 1ft , ' . -•· •10 well, Ohio. l befe -".........nnlN� ---.a, ; 1.1 are eut of "ex..... mmt" � Ill W°'ldy Print Claude .ru "'tcben. R.R. 1, Box 14, the lt,OOMn and hardwood Doors t§VUU DISCHARGED: Shana Wtthera, All T1x11 .No PurehaN �titer Pl Pleasant; Mn. lo'red Hawk CulllN:len, W. Va. or call Sher• throughout Hu a nlee fenced in dams, '1 are out of dama with , and n:at ot ftieDdl. to 11111 Jba. Neeeuat, 1103 from records Paid wood 3-68%.1 Jn .culloden. 3-7-6tc back yard for children. •� rough -. GalllpoHs. Ohio. (I) lNa. m N-1N3. fat, 5-...:i on 2x,-23 an out of dam, R f _, DIRTH: A- daughter to Mr, WWI ll'ROZBN' ENTRBE TIRED WALLS? - See us for the da, call WY Z-"'179 and fte . w Ith •=un.. ·over 1000 r.... fat, OPIN NOW - 24 HOURS Sunday on ,md 4:31 Tracy call W I 1 b We Invite four comparlaon of lhe NE YORK (UPI) - Lot of Mn. Sennael tfckens. � & 38 c ,, J':;' "o'ra"t,', e•v� Whaley tiY W054. ,• 0r alJe,,e with ""' oth bull• •Vail- par� dinner wltb fnacjl lr1ea 111d Oblo, Ol"J' kind of <olor cornbtwilion lo New s bodntom HOUSE and bath, oble. Can }'1lU afford rot to .. oplced applet la - la fmon auit your room nna color Fumllbed TV. Nice location. ]n- the ffl'Y be1t1 Phone Collect. Al■ pnpared BMtal � 1'he &beit Loul■ � II burled 531 WNI Main SlrHt ecbeme. Cross Hardware, Mid• qtiiNI .at : Cltfra Shoe Repair, bert Parter. Cheater. Ohio a Pork lllcel are lr:i I mildly aea- on Mount Vaea, In tbt Samoan With A Money 8Mk Guar,nfW Sold Gallon .E..,, a o ate Middleport, Ohio. 3 a 31c 22t15. 3 1 12ip - ....,,. ►• hllML clleport. ..-----------------, ' =�- --� -- In ' .. .. .. . . . . . � . :i :.. . . .,. .......... ..., ....... -. ...... ., ... , .....� ..., � , � - - � · ., r �'hool, th,tc ,ocal rendJtlolll, "He,n " lly Heort" and I ,plrUual -1nmwnen111 poup ......,... " ••. �� ill - IMn: tor a rep u-. -, Kr. and Mn. Georp Grate, Arn.., I 1- -lq Tll-1q ..-, Feb ' old Grote, ff'fflllll Orate, w.,;. BY ADA Lia dell Grate, Bob St.Nie and wu. A. ttendanot at the Albury Med, • A buaaw INAlln wa. i n charge ft the PrNklenl Mn. A 81 J._a Parbr 11am Fout ptttented two numbera odiat i..,....i- Scbool Ith Mardi mow A SVCCE&9 llaek. 'l1lll mlD&nl oi tb1 IIJIIC.. wbJch were wtll liked by the awl• WU 1;;;' eo were NH by Mn. a -:. udience iente. Sabre Canaday "" 11D ft· OU. '11>1 cburdl _ �;e�:::• L-'"ll..-1.....l�,,,.::_!, k, Secn&aey IIDd Mn. DaJaJi the cellent per(ormaDCt at the plano •ttendanct -''.;:·!<..J PP :iae Quic .,..,.. IM, colllotioa 21 aet1 making up a ta lent show playing "Hungarian . tit.I&, DIM:kworth &ave the 1'Nuur«' . The voung. Umted Brethern chW'C'h tt.nd : IARHEY c;ooGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 1 red Friday night at the Rut. est entrant, 4 year old report. Roll call ,ru Jane SchJI. ;ta an,wer.: d and torlum under ling, da�ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ja. :::: tbc, with e Bible vene by aeva, mem. :� � : t ,: = 0f:e N rthwe t- c l'M OFf ON A ob Sch.illin1, WOii much •PPllll·e _______:_...::__dwrdi bera. Mn. Quick led a Bible quet, 1 s G em Local ' S���• SHOPPl an o wer v t ocal, ' 'Do Jane ParlODI, Mrs. Harold KIJn. �Aw, WHAR IN Rudy perJod. ! pd First p)ace honor& went to Mr,. ;':.�_ � penfnl c u ntuNOER VE · Holme, ond cted the gel. Mra, Marpret Schl1Uat Judy Rl,gp, a ra■ident of near am. wu the reed· 00IN' ALL Dev� tr � Add ce Mrs. lne more v1r1ety to the proGra Dugan. Mrs. M Lo.ng Bottom, wt did an out1 DOLLED UP ? Ing of v eading e by responsi Snowden udy Mn am a wa a tap dancti by Jane Birchfield nd r .J 1 standing job oi twirJJDI two b,a. gr , MMttng cloeed wfth the / ,,---, tona. . Mn1. RJjp boldi 1everal ti- Luca,, I IOlo. ''No One �r Car- were the cornmtttee In chirp ot lf'OU� tles m New MeJtico, her former ed for Me Like JIIUI," by Deb- planning th, attatr. Alao worttn« Lord i Prayer. Prwent ,rere tbe l t-,me She wu attired In 8 beaut!. ble Smith, a plano aolo "I Fell On at the program Wert PTA f11IIII- abov9 mentioned and Mn. Hazel 1 ful green ll!ld wblle cootume. �Y Knee, and Cried Holy," • oelo bers Mrs. Marjort■ Rieo and Mra. Clark, 111'1. Raebel llcBrtde, A Ue for ltCOnd plac, went to My Saviour's Face" by C-onnie Mildred Luca, and the offioln Mr■ . Jl'lonnc. Hardm, Herb Grate, bus, who .:ave an Lewls of Harr.irlsonville, a baton Mn . Verna Snowden. 11ra,. � Jleoent WNtend guut, of Hr· °""'11ent rendition ol '"Vhen the twJtllng act by Marilyn Sinclair lie Nlchola, Mr,, J- llorrl, and and Mn. Raymnttd Krkter Mr. and Mn. Ruuell Krl&r"':; Bell U1 the LJgbtboun RJnp" and and Kathy Wilt, Linda Kirkland Mn. Jean Parker. ta Diane McMoma,; of Middleport and Emlv Miller of Pomeroy sang Homemade fudge wu donat.ed f'ind)ey. Sunday dinner l'atl who played her 0, piano compo. the . Popular "Will You StJll Love by several PTA rr--mber, and aold nre Mr. and llra. John Krider , L N R •"ion, "Fantuy in c Major." Me, a cornet duet "Grandfather's during Jntennfaslon wtth aD ll'O- 111d dau&hter Joetta ol Loq: Bot- • THE'l'VE k" c 1bird p� went to Janice .and � by Ro,aJJe Davia and Sue eed, goinir to NGl'thWNfetn Lo- tom. Mr. ad Mn. tUnortb DW At.I. BEEN WHICH'LL Debb.e Snuth, young dauibtera of �a1ker, Brenda Grate singing cal PI'A. Prollta from the abaw and dauallter Cloume of Cblsttr NICEL"{ i -CHUCKl.E.1Then Mr, llr Met roa I ,._ ot wUJ the pa' r.......i, ge Muter," broth Smltb and Mn. Mr, d, elTTEN Raymond . 111d , ers Steve -G45P.'- CURE and Dennis SchilllnJ;1 . a .!IUrfacfng the playground area at Bruch and for tbe1r vocal rendition of "Heav. """ter · llllilabtth Btrnelt B'/ THE da...,, IN M.ERE.L'i US Rutland vocal duet "Brown Eye,. Why I.NI llemtatar, 8ehool and 8 and BITI '-GALE, enly Love. " HOURS !/ M · and " You • Blue, SE>JAroRff trio, Sherrie Klingel, walk-wey 11 Rulland BJp School. llr lteceMng lpOcial commendation EJ1larpriN r ■. -1 1 Krider of nA ft) MDT by the judge,, llr. and Mr,, Bob Jean � Ii• and Elaine Muuer , ey I sang 'm Bound for the City. " 'nte Northwestern Local Pl'A HoeOich of Pomeroy and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Corl Moody 111d Roy Mmar ol Cbtoter, for lhow- During the Ju<lcJni, the audience will - llooclay, lolardJ IS, 11 manship displayed during their wa, enlertalned by ltev, Ray BJd. 7:IO p, DI. at fllo RuUond 111gb famlJy of Mlllfleld ,,,.., a SUllday th numbers were Barbara Carter in die �l��IJ, "Swing Low, Sweet School auditorium. Oeorp Dallas wi Mra. Maaie Hema!ey, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Duckwortb a novel comedienn bit, Janet �hariot, Vemon Weber, who sang Executive Head of Northweateni d Wright singing "Manhattan ... Pen· How GrP.at Thou Art" and Dlck Local school,. wfll apeak on the a children of IWd1eport were nee WJlliams and Sue Parker do- Dugan , Barry Brogan ar.d Jane school survey, The program wUI recent pe,ta of hil mother Mr,. • ing their version of the ' 'C' arles. Parsona who dJd a bumorom lldt. be P�nted by- Warner Morgan, I:� Duckworth. ,. driver • lducatlan instructor. A Mra. Anna- Shane ton daoce and Robert Miller Jn Dean Will, a Rutland ml Mr. and lfDior . and pantomime, "Po- secved . as meste, of ceremente,' � �lollow with re- Mes, Wlillam Fos nf Lelart Fill, GASOLINE ALLEY NIWd. vflited Mr, and Mra. Dan Shane. -· - -- -� · ===?,.:;:<r-;::=-=::--::-:-... TY m Mot ion. A specJalty num- Judging was based on appearance ' r, a dancing puppet operated by talent, Thi� and cousideratkm of qe � e1:1on Weber, captivated the with competition open to the � nee. Mr. �eber did not en- lie. In charge of backst age MONDA'f 1'IIIIOl1ca flUDAT U:OD ........ light� =- �e compe ......_..,. ..-v ,._ ..... __ _ tJtlOli. A vocal quin• in&, curtain., and recorded music 11:10 Oblo tet c:ompo,ed ol Cucb Jim y.,,. wees Dick Dugan, David W ee- 7:00 llp OI\ .._ CJo,t 11:U llarbcl narJ, Danny Cremeans, Roger man and Barry Brogan Accoi Musser, Keith Kennedy and Herb ,an�ts for the varlowi � we': 7: 41 1111 LNmt IJ:• lallllll 8clll'd t, 1:00 Obll Yoll,J, tiGrate, was well tecelved ,, Jib Rita Teets• M•-� ...... 11: • ...-o11, C• O• Chapl ,an, 1:1)5 ..,.... 1wlll:, 11:■ N- 0 a.a. 1: 10 Olm NIJ:M llr. Mllllt 1, LI World N�- '- flaw Mllloss 1,20 M•- a,. e. Venomou, .M. Alprtan 1 : 00 .,,, 1 Oriental •: 55 .....,,ffllUlltJ Nin 6. Da.vtd's 1:00 World New T. Jl'&UIWy el'JIOl'I 9,00 M- 0.. daughter 8. Shed 27. Ceblne l:GI Ill, M.. 9,30 PubU■ (Bib,) feathen monkey l:a UNlfll ... S1 1. :1 8"' (mtM,) 9. German 30. Halt t:45 .... of e,11.. U, Soapllk, 9illl o.. t,OO NANCY to, oo 1'aDt ,1 tbo Ton plant 10. BambooUa:e 31. Great 10,11 World News U, In tbo t, ■ llollllla .,.... qll&hllAUNT FRITZI tuture oo T■JJ, ol tho Ton 16. Bkin tumor u, tlu 1 :20 World NSTUPID A WHAT 1<, Jieen 17. Biblical I WANTED (va.r.) l'rl nnly, IJ:Jf, llltlo "BIRTHDAY name valley 33. Yemen Ye■Mlik:,'• "-•• BIGYCLE A 115, Therefore lllogJ "•IJI 0tomnualty llowo 18. Crude metal PRESENT inhabiU. lhab­ 11,M Wwld Niwa 18. Squandered 19. Deadly l< llpato 1'odaJ ta.nt 1I:OIi lMal - 11', JCxcJa 21. Fne 3f, Thruway ... � ....k:alo 22. Dllta.nt matt011 U:65 Mum County charce 38. Perched: OO flfo OIi l: 1s. un...ua 18, Round Table 36. Eye - 39, Fut. 20. A. amorously ... Thin&' ,,., � 22. Nou,tlhed ZS. hoquot&na ZO. Cuatom 1&1'111111Ar II: II Tbo .._ S:111 llp On OO!or II: Army 1,00 Mel Prte, 19, In a webllb l:OO lluDda, IJbow,w •• 15 Countri- Top Ten 1:11 N... ""'mdup Jb, Dlblt<al Oc 30 l'arm ftma 8lp Off l:IO mount; DICK TRACY , Country IS , llbow s� 1,00 Top Teo lll,Llke 1:11 Country Top Ten II.Coral ,, so 8Jp Off 7:00 B- Par1J MONDAY 'IIIIIOIIGB l'IIIIM,Y 18. lilxlot 7: 25 Bxtent!etl 1:11 8Jp On . IT, Ra,eal 7:30 -- P.vliJ 1:111 Todq .W, Gad 11,Rollata 8:25 J1orn1q Thia ll'm,ld Tbo Count,y Jamhanto 1:11 41, El:ban­ !New,> 'ftlma rum l:IO W°"'11Jp a. 8, 30 -., Party 1:111 Country J9,25 Now, T:OO S-. Par1J M, Rlnnontllll e,ao Bnalllut Pat, ,,11 ll1litended Wea1lter DOWN 10,00 Alato,cade ,,., l/lObal llbow 3, lllllltre u,oo Dlillm'o Top Ta I. VIQltla 7,.. Soldo N- •-i-• •11:30 Star Salute 1' 00 IINaltfut Patty n,oo Noon New, Tbo Wwld Tllla llandnf I: 11:15 lfanb- Meledl<o -) f. Oo,,juno11G11 11,IO Pl- tat, l:IO llnaldaal Party 1:00 .....,.. ...._ J!AU,Y OBYPTOQUO'El!l,..,. Hen'a how to - ft: 1 :25 -· 1,ao Plstter Plt'IJ A X :Y U f, B & & llt B 10: 15 Co1J1q Pt, P1ewn1 II L O N 8' • 11 f. L O W 11, 00 llwap llbop 1:25 N.... LITILI ORPHAN ANNII ll:11 Ooanlr), 11N Down Oae lttw l!lmpJJ lllanda for U>Otber. Ill lh1a -- A 1, - l:IO Plstter Pll'I)' IJ, for tlJo - V., X for tho two O'r, Ole, Blqlo 1o1ten, - s,a New, 8bow tn,plder, lho llllJlb ond tonnattoo Gt lba - ... ll: ■ Countly Doe Don l:IO Plstter Pll'I)' - - •-- - - dllht6lll. IJ: 41 Pum Time 0:45 N..., IIGtlndup f:00 Par1J Plstter ll:ff Jllld.Dq Do,, J...., .w, & a,,pto,- -1:30 SliD OIi A I O D 8 K V 1!( R C W I D S R W B II I V X IIIJNll&'f 11:GI N• ND I LW CBQQP L c li a o P O L J a a - f• Sip On 11:11 - 8t11f T:30 ilUJ llot-1 Jut 11:IO Yoo VLDJOOJC. ., . lltmdq Cbopel ,, Nna I: T- Cm-le• 1T IS CERTAIN BIXlAIIS& JT IS 8,IO Socdll llcwtt, l:IO Jut 'fm IIG'Oll-..i - TICRTIJLLIAN, 8: 30 'Ille lllnm:h of tb1 we,], I!t11J ·AO .._ -, a ff a,... IO 1111. Killa- J'IUlll'W' lpldkel't, be.) o,oo M-u1:111 ff-. P1IV � ·- M • •.. t:80 Tbo 1:IO 1-l 1'11: 41 .......... 8-1, to tbl .,. Pimw 1'11117 1:11 News Ramc1up � Jl:OO - Nna IO yr--------------.:!:.:_:�� ��---�•:! iiiiiiRiiL:; GU :>!_.,�=, �Ofl flfo • � Alltl QD SLATS L i ! �• L1a •• Classifieds Read The ;-:--,:--,.:;-;_'v""'�'oi'-;-;"�"" -�-��--- When March Winds Blo<'c1o�,.;-w-;;;m 6-Daily Sentine l, Pomeroi::l,liddl epo.':t, 0 ., March _9 , 1 96 l :-=====-===-•"',--,,.--�. iiiM' LE"i' sLE ( ;;--;, EPIN<G;RC Roo Ms< . ) --;::,;;;;-;;-;;-;�-s 9 1 W AN T AD S Ii! Ill tb· ••• !, Fr tb yr to sl tb H cl 81 Uj .. w 1: R I! C< I' F e C F < < I t t l I • t I Hl H al TO DA Y S S PORT PARADE =���------- == - ---- • i I ===::-c===cc-- ·- _ C'C==�--- Pt. 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' __ _ , IIOl SE TRArLFR, 1958 Model f\U I COMPLETE lNSURANCE PR!> L1twr1v 41 x 10. \\.'asfier and EIGHT HOOM HO lJ SE A Enk-ri'd Hos11llal NEW YORK I L"l'J 1 - The�u •� kees _ om tettwn, Life AuLo. Fu-.. . Polio I l! 5 house; seven ro • On room 1 , "" Ytar M .. ,ty 2" awmn, large · drvn Ralph "·' " 0" Huio·• ple"IY • 1'-,11 ,," b-seh"II Amon gthose wt"- enterl'i l, ,.,..__ " ",1 l'le l'· - · , apartme Call o.. ' . , ..,o Mi u.. MJddlepor • 11ue A. nt. Ph. N. Bengel. l ' \" · w J Ma::, Phune ur I . h . n o 24 past F'rulh hu s · ser, ior cilizens, ' a [risky, turty• Big Early, who'll become bue=-:-=====C"""===ccc wr uspita in th(' . ' , WY 2-3272. Uc BAllNES-SIM PSON [N�lffiANCII \H'n> Elmer Hatfield. l:l5fi F'irst 2 3_ .· SP 3_ :J'n7. ___ _ __ _ _ 3 t _" - -_ ___ ish grm:p Jed by 4!-year-old Early baJ!· s on!)' 20-year man on Sept. 2 , I . re t A dle M g FOR CONSIS TENT DEPEN DABLE RE SUL TS A �U kl port Fi . u u- Ave. , Mrs. Charles Rife , 921 Wynn ef the Chicago Wh i te Sox. l:u1s a rnpulatioo for being the W A L L P A P E R--Schumachrrs 1 ( 1 7) HELP WANTED RATES l Phone WY .. Fourlh Ave Mrs. Hollis Elmer bi &ocis. e. mo --=,,--,cc . · --That oId ro k " ch ·r ay be " meanest" pitcher iD the majors. \'ila!Jpaµer. Also fabncs Lo , SAL - . 2903 0 � _ -���AN WANTE Est D 4 ceuts per word, one 1.nsenw11 Minimum eharge----60 u,t 8-27--tt 71,p,.J, Sec□nd Ave . Mrs e in' ai m · ,, m ••• .a ,tart . N h match Complctt> books ofl callin' but it's only a whisper lo w " Jose, and he me.....,. ' cents ti cents per word [or three cumenitive lnsertiom1 1ty - ---------- l 'k1 , , i W a rura l isueu I Mabel Lee, 731 Fourth A � e , Miss some of these elder statesm,-,11 of winning again after a !0-80 ( for rs. Lee 1\udin m Special----ooe month for 30 cents P.er word TATE E REAl ) 1 (2 available immediate�; :oo to �;a 1-1;,�, �f �p� S 1 �-uu rate of ,a l'ent.i. per wurd will be char�ed tur ad• Brenda Sharon Smith. Miss Opal the diamond whose success i,r hi.m i 1 3-12 season last year, He 2-3403. n one 1s1 , . S!i · 00 pe,1 hour possi" bte ·supp· 1ymg , Yenismi If not paid w1thm tO daya after receiving bill. · · _ " LE· . HOU an F 5 OR SA SE rooms J 4 6tc L. Bi.li-ru:s. Lower Hivl'r Htl • Mrs failure at combatting the cl'll endar won 21 only the year before. ' Errors m Advertisrng-Shou ld be reported 1mmed1alel7. ! customer� w i t h Nanon,;1lly -- -�- __ 0 loc;�on. � �, ���:' Earl Smith, Rt. 2 Gallipolis. Thur may' be si�nificant faclors JI' ,_.'l e Wynn, however, was feeling his fhe UaUy Sentinel will nu t be resoons1bJe (or more than . TRA.Ol!\'G POST -SPEC1AI. . Jo'in : known Watkins Products. Car :�'\,� ·· roy. one · · · man G ibson. Ht. 2 Thurman . . J 1961 pennant races. oats al I.he start of last 1eason one mcorrecl insertion 3 te $9.9::i. Dinette. pll'ce I 6 t: investments. O N necessary Card of Thanks and Special No lices of Evenb, SI LS, tp to Pleasrt. , St. 30 27th 801 King, R. Wynn, 41 on Jan. o, became the and admitted he was "'trying Writt': G. G. Snair, 132 Elm St., -=�=�---- :, 2 •• In. for 50 word mimmum. Each add1t1om1J word, le. : Pl.Ay -PF.N -:\ND--HAl:IY H E D. hltte the past ball the blow Wilson. Ann n }i'OH SALE: 5 rooms. bath, uti lity ant, Miss Barbara oldest active major leaguer wium Ob1tuar1es publi.shed at l cent per word , Coscu Teeter-bahe. Girl"s i;ink Lan{'aster, Ohio. room. Garage, Mason, W. Va. 12� So. Park Dr., Pl. Pleasant. Ted Williams hung up his mm at stead of pitching his regular rou9t. , 6, l, <3) 7, 28; 121 27, 8 p WORDS J DA\' J DAYS 6 DAYS , MO. ('(lat and legging set, size 6_ I · e · He went back to the -" Phone SP 3-55n_ Con tad f"'_ A Mr� . Earl Holter, Hal'ine. Paul the end of last season but Gerry tm � -.i ·""' 60c 15 $4 50 $1 .35 OOc - -Sh!rilizer with bottles. P h o 11 e 1 'Ip $6.00 $1.80 $ l .20 60c 20 ptcW � � , seas 12tc 24 in James BL, Star Chester n mid. r Hawk. E. Davis. Y � Men lATF.L WANTED I11IMED _ staley ot the White Sox, Stan Mu• 1 $7.50 $2.25 Sl.50 75c 25 3 7_Jlc ru.2.2943. Crisp. Ht. 1 L_angHville. Mrs. Rob. siel of the Cardinals. Dave Phil• n ne of hJs 13 Ytdortea. FOR .SALE - 5 room house, reuia •·· Ad::i recet\· ed b:v 10 A. It 'frill be In t�ac day·, paper. er C Harnsou, Jackson,', J 0hn ley of the Orioles end Elmer Valo You can bet he Jearned ••ll2 HATS KILLED with SL:ir Warcentlv_ remodeled. double gar· t · farin. one pouml $1.00. 2'.'.! lhs., age, large lot. Reasonable. Con- I F · Rowe, Ashiand · K Y · J homas of the Minnesota Twins are close son, PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 $1.49. Farm Bureau. Sur,ar Hun · rs. ver 1·ie G behind at 40 and Warren Spahn Slaley gave some tboug'ht to re,. tad Lawrence Napper, 1745 F · c00ke, Jmnton, M Flour Mill, Ebersb<'!ch Hardand of the Braves hll:s 40 shortly arter tirement last seaaon but he wound Wheelersburg, 3 Ht. Rivers, Chesler Road, Pomerov. ! ware. L Ky the season opens. Ashlan Beard. \\'. ) uther d, O (8) �UJO s�_�_E S --up 13-3 In 64 relief appearaac,u (1 N TICES 2 20 30tc : . --------1.1 1 9, 10, 1 1 : JG, 17. IR: I -- -obviously figured there waa Births ied r car and as fhilley, Valo and B EA UTY Demonstrators. E a r o 1, FOR ��LE: 195S P'O�D m good 2:i . 24. 2 �, : 30, :u , 1 4 ) l : I of life remaining In his plenty spot d occasional an ' J1inch-hitters Mrs. William G. Martin, 217 E. 1:1. 14, 15; I1 ( 4 ) 6, 7, II: up Lo $5.00 per hour, demonstra- cond1t1on. C.ill Coolvll!P l\fl?-3'.164 r ight arm. icket t meal· deto aren't likely Broadway St., Wellston, son, 2:28 performers, ---- --- 2 25_ !2tp ,IIU;I' t3l 9, l8tp -- · - lng famous Studio Girl Cos�t-1 on April 23, ls MiJ. 4D, , n Spah they're p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Robert dde any pennants though i t's . Full or Part time. Wnte 1 '-=PONTIAC 57 == c: V8 - $995 , 2 doo,r :· --- --· --- - Forre�:t, Rt. I Y. Homer BALE:� ]IA brick room • 9 MIDDLEPORT Lee Lynch, 43 Cole Sl., Middle• valued as capable "spare wheels." waukee's perennial b ig WPlrter to: Bux 668 A c-o The D , a"ily sedan. 0:1 1 • .ar�ful, owne r . Rr., • 1 l , Middlt>port, Oh io. Phone WY Opportu_mty lor one man over 24 , ho l ot heating, 1 ?Ort, son, 1 : 40 p.m. Wednesday w ilb But Wynn and Staley, in thelr with 11 seasons at 20 or more fio, ,'/2 tc Iy n1cr. HIae tt11ar s, P on:irro_v . Sentinel. . ---3 7.,,i1.11 , basemi ent,air 1arge attic 2·6396. 3 9 .::tp to earn $7500. 00 up annually bat� ,... belt. He goes b'11 besI form, can mean a wh.aIe oI tor1es under "!S Lew 425 Id on E Mrs. Thomas, R. ' . . Ck 4 3 with a franchise distributorship 1 . ghb hood lot 1 ood TERMITE AND PEST CONTROi Braves aren't Ukely the or again hopes t;eir Sox in While to lot a SALE_ __ (9a} �ARINF. SUPPLIES in Athens and Meigs Qnmties. 1��:i.oo. �w�er !fi� a:st i� I Dr., daughter, 9: 10 a.m. Wl!dnes,;; b1 Fain. fl'fll lnapeellon. lnturb�way ii �heir O much make the to • n kayo \a to (9) F R day. Mrs. Jackie Cummins, Min. annual struggle Must be able to hire and man- financing this property, ed by Nailo1wtde. Plaeae R. rri I AS IS SPECIAUI scramble to regain the Nat10nal age own sales crew. Direct MINERSVIl.LE _ 6 • room frame · erMville, son, 11:33 p.m. Tuesday alld A. Service Slalion WY Z. GRAVELY TRACTORS and At- 1 57 Merrill'!!' IO fl. P. "9$.00 ,Jj Pitts. rom League championship f 1 Discharged f.11.Ue iachmenls. Nf'W and USl'd. Com- 5!I Merear, '71 D. P. '595,1» I �ales back�ound_ belpful. :'1'ain• house with bath, gas or coal %3M. burgh. �., plete parts anti rep�lr service. I G IL P. Mercur, Ou&IU. '99�.00 1 mg and finnncmg available. heating. 100-foot Jot located on Patients recently discharged inl\Uddlepori Trading Post Musial? He'll go as long and U - y resume. of educat,._, ts• Highway. Total price $5000.00 eluded Becky Nutter, Mark E. Se Bar1alna HI used U'aclor■ a,wl RS O mi O N P L . METRO ITA M TO 331 N. Znd, Middleport, Ohio far as his legs will carry him tbiS •; ,r, per1ence and personal back· , FARM - 140 acres With 'iO acres ,a.._,.., Pom,n, lawn mewen. Aulh-.rlzed deal• IOO Ea,,' nlain Cotton, Jo Ellen PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. M. T. Candice Griffin, .,,,_,___ energy rte 6 3 1 season and il a j�w. ., ground Io Dept. z. &, Box 5.IO , cultivated 1en1Y O1 pas1ure. 0 -cc====c-c===c-c= er. GraveIy Tractor SaIe1 aud _ Ph•u -• ,., Epling of Gallipolis, Ohio, will be .a Niday, ,_,. Rickett Lisa P Derrick, ",v_,. orks out w eo• ' om-am r I p 00 t' a 1 cooserv Oh" t b 10 on er ar B · ,. n . Will Bervlcl'!, �hone WY 2-2915, :;12 ">l TRIICK GR"WE"S '"OTICE room home with bath, furnace Kanouse• Robert Cartwright• MrII· the auest speaker Friday, March , ' e 1-20--tfc (21 27, 28; (Jl I , 6, 7, 8, 9tp �ating, and l:msemenl EJ:tra he'll do bis usual share of dam,, C::-'.C:'""::-:CC_ ______ have cabbage plants around E a1t Mala Street. Pomeroy. � Mike McKenzie, William Folan, IO at the March meeting of the to the other guy if he cJJD't 3 30 l!Otc (I 0) FOR SALE or RENT -------- --- room tenant house, large base- Miss Janet Smith, Mrs. Dwight Pt. Pleasant Woman's Club to be age middle of March. Will hnve lo· · "t lo, the Cardi• a peno0.... wm ,. mato plants laSI of April. Call WALLPAPER a"" •,,•"'T Choose ment da · ry ba , extra � .ock Tilley, Dennis Harris, Miss Janet held in the Appalachian auditor( 1 8) EMPLOYMENT ,., rn i 111• bath, with HOME BEDROOM 3 �n Are 38 veral Se or b�lng orders to C:tiarles R. nuw from ot.r hrga stock. Inbarn. hrooder houses, and p]en- Bailey, Homer HJII, Mrs. p h I J ium at 7: 45 p.m WANTED The 38 -jin ,UP INCLUDES S -Harru, Portland, Ohm. 3 3 :<k terior pain ts, vamlsh. Latest modern kitchen, hot and cold -----ly other buildings. Can be Mrs. Epling Is an honorary lifo infant Mrs. daughter, and water-, 181 furnaca. Llose te ANTED -C" Sievers �--, II " bo al still•fancy steppers including ught for $13,500.00. vwu , - RPENTE WORK "Tr1 COllDif Magjo Ceoter'• patterns in waJIpaper, deani • 6 churcheii and schoat tn Racine, W ay and infant daugh- member of the local club and will Gr am Willi of any kind. Call Harrv Curtis, will assist in financing. Jim Rivera of the White Sox, --\ · supplies. Reasonable prices, al- Albert Hill, hone WI g. 4'.fil. II lh 11.11..1,:,J!,(, we ' ve got it. review a current best seller, "The te and ny n Mrs. inBe r, Broyles c. c. CVCKLER, Realtor WI 9-2117, R. D. 1, Racine, Ohio Gene Woodling oi the new Wash- . Elizabeth EJ:per1 piano tunlal• and r _ 1tlr ways. Crose HardwP.re, Middleport 2 27 l2tc 9 ONE WY 2.3830 rant daughter, Harold Bowman Dean's Watch" by H 6tc 4 3 P 22 BOX lngton Senators, Hank Bauero! - � 2 27 l2tc work William A nderson, Henry Birch, Goudge, 31 7 3 c The 38 age group include& aev- · {1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY ( 20) Bus i ness AU Work Guarenlffd .Literature Department of 'Ibe Carl ne• Merch She Clark, Mrs. s �luding ROYAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE -:-:-,---=--�-�FOR SALE · s rooms and bath , in• field and Mrs. Clarence Garthee. the club will have ct.ar"'e of lhe eral �-fancy stepper School of Mu1lc . .18 x 700 USED TWO on ONE rr Rivera of the White Sox, Serv·1 ce ~1uxe madeI · program. Members of the Lltera• Jim Glll&ar • Organ • Plano-Accordloa sew ing machlne· J."" Among Ailing I side not finished. 1½ acr lot. truck tires and · pony harness • Gene Woodling ol the new Wasoo Doe.!I zig-zag, monograms, ·em. sheJ VocttJ lo fit 600 to 700 lb. pooy. Bill DON'T. PUMP YOUR Sluggish Garage, cellar and tool . . , According to the midnight ,e- t. ure Department are: •trs. EWl- ington Sen ators, H·-• o f auer B w m buttons, on n se1broiderv, sep,ic 1..... i-J ...,., ,_ cum. Get Klean•Em ''l water system. gas, eIeclr1c11y. ..., Jona1 ,,... P.rv11eu &a..,..., "' n.......... . ice 8e11er, cha"lrlllan, Mrs. Henry f , ille, R. n. 1. Minersv Grueaer, · ent. the o1 nursing departm port h 1 cb-h"t Con:plete holes, utton makes thl b · th k F J omas • ar W J d Th •. V nk a T Cleaner, Ohio Septic and Hanno.a:, W•Ison co•clwirman, Mr�. H E. :U� �::/: the :i 8 6tp ' · ith altachmeot, and in5lruce t25· 12tp those who were !isled as fair in• Beri.!i!On.1, ley Plumbing, Pomeroy. Ohio. �.:i Mrs. John B:own, Mrs, G AccredltNI cour1111 - with diploma w . , ton book. G oorl con0 ition. \\o'Y 2· McCormick, Martha Mrs. eluded ,.,_. · d'ienst, back WI'lb the "-, h oen Sc 3 30t 2 P FOR SALE: C.Ottage on Brownt!U · 118 W. Seoood BL N AL No. 4 Brood• NATIO USED mm I or an d Blessmg, Mrs. W'tt f M . -'2496. 2 25 Ute Mrs, W. N. Hayward. Clyde Corn• ·�l d DeI R''""• w h moved ,r WY Z-%889 er's Coal Stove, Buel Morgan, Avenue, Middleport, 5 r°?ms ell, John A. Miller, William Har• Chase, Mrs. Madge Bvus, Mrs. dmals, an �- cal,\: • ll· n gellj es e 1 Ang A . L os the d n a REFRIGERATION THEISS ,. nto t • Marvln I % 1a.., 2-Uc HOUSE TRAll.EH, l!l'.i8 Model Pomeroy. Phoim: Albert Goeg• CharIes Cottfl11 , Mrs.,1. and bath, full hasement w I t h ·. . e, t Liberty 41 x. 10. Washer and lein. = = 3 9 3tp Appliance Service. Domestic and garage. Gene Dodson, Browne11 ri.s, Ora Whit Alber Rhodes. Dawson, Mrs. Mabe1 Gwbs, Mrs. ing .corps· 0 haYll U�LD L�IKE�1O� W_ _ _R E _ W W�1DO� Mrs. Selmer Baker, Edward Har• gh o)d Min le Commercla1. Contact R o g e r Ave., Middleport. dryer, large i.wning. Ralph ------n Clara Hamilton, Mrs. Alton Jor• At 37 are tou 3-4-6tc . . another gentleman or old age Fruth, MQ011, W. Va, Phone I Payne, M v� E rs. . , n Ber mo Mrs. . ( 1 3) FOR LEASE The1ss, Racme, Minoso of the White Sox, Hoyt , Oh'10. 2-21.., •0tp + L ar d ___ _ ;; 1 sh c his home for FOR S _ Im and Walt Dropa of the 2 28 llt.p � Two story '•,me tha Allen , Harry Cromlish, Heber r:r�. �;i ! �:��e, �°:s.I.;·�=� Wilhe ��� SP 3-5977. RN FIRST FLOOR-2-;;;;;; SPOUTING, ROOF RF,Pifi:ii; dweIi� _ MODE J l Friley, ries e Jo. mg, mne rooms. ldea �� Hank• J bn Herbert, Sr., Jebn 'S. Orioles. Y n STRAW. Tum right at and 3 room furnished apart• aheet metal work. The Powers cation. Modem bathroom, b Ph'me Lyons, Mrs. Ri'chard :MeJ. &s include Turk Lown and Che.!lter Road, Pomeroy, Ph._ _Wy Iµ u . � � Puckett, Addiso n Evans, Mrs. Ste! a The ,i!: Kelroy, Rt. 7, sttond house, Joe ments. Ph. WY 2-3874. _ Coqt111Q'. WY 2-t3GL meat. cemmt block "qrage, la Wood Mrs Arthur Rupe Mrs rose, Mrs. Charles �berta, Mrs. Sherm Lollar Of the muw SoX. 3 7 3tc 2 2583· .,. • ii\. ' 2 3 Fields. pt Jne WY 2-6U7U. ' • . 3 9 6tc .,.,t ' llllh! ffa-•.1 yn nce Mrs R · D ..... a. Barne,, 96.1 Lo,.,..._ Ray Groves, ·Ernest Harris, Mrs. Evel Spe ' Sox, Hal • CHAMPION 2 25 12to ----------- =====-c-:=---c---=To THE WORLD'S c1ara ·p'ro11I. t;.. .,,." Vic Wertz of the Red M' IS8 d an 11 re et, Phone WY 2-3215, Stre *, en Do Mrs. Hill, Ora y, Mal Wade o Desk Whittler: Thonks for Lhe H,rown of the Orioles Ted KhnTELEVISION AND appliance R R RENT ( 1 4) FO== 3 4 6tc Broyles• Henrv • J Viers• and Mrs zewskl of the new Los Angelea wild west .stories, Answer re• TRADING POST SPECIAL. Baby u..--v a l l pair service. W• serv,_ • M a80 � , High Chair, '2,00, nJe BoIter, en J n _ i Eight SALE FOR ouiw. t. room : f�uested. Angels, Gil Hodges of the Dodg3 8 6tc MODERN TWO BEDROO apar,.-. m a l e •· Reasllnable prices. · -, wate, ville city Ohio, Miners , "C.'' "L." and "P." ;;;;::--;;;;;-;;;;-;;=::-:-::-==cc ment furnished on Imute 33, five er& and Rocky Nelson of the Pi• Hampton & Capebart. Ph TU■ R 3tc '0()0 SPLIT TOMA1'0 STICKS. miles from Pomeroy. Garden. wall to wall furnace, gas new 3 0 rate� 121 14-30! Used on_• yea,. Richard A, Hay- Pbone WY 2-643f, 3 8 ,tc 2-12l l --------carpet, all modem kitchen. And It might be worthy af nf'le man, Vme St., Raclne, Ohio. U &. Cl'IUNEER ., r S Grindley E. R, c.ontact EXPERT ALTERING. Carrie =• lncIudea ;;;;- ,--,--c--, f "·t o! ::;,,,--;= that 1he Ion"11 ... 2 2!! 12tp FOR RENT - Apartment - 5 .......n..••L£ ""Tl!S � MARCH I 3 8 6tc Gauga: readings: Gallipolis dam Minersvi,,1e, 0hio. --._,nav4,,,-, HouKennedy, 127 Mulber~, atcber-out,. aythor,.e emioenl that . . . . •• .-;;;;;;;;;;;-:a;-;;:--,::-::-:- ,-=h • rooms Md bath. 618 East M.tln IATIBFACTION GU�"TRBI -::--:------,--,, .att•nl be to �s public mv,ted 8 OLD WEEKS i C Registered 'J 4 t. appointme n 25.0, by to or 40.9, rollers out and station9:30 .:"JO fleIder. 0f the New York Yankeu : FOR SALE OR arv, (24A) the Rock Sprmg1 Grange 'Oper• Cd 11 writ. L 0. MeC'.-, 3 4 titc bunhues, Phone WI O.S9'l3, t.n n Street, Pomeroy, Phone WY 2•Mason Pt. out, Pomeroy ·. ·, Berra. 1 ... y, •••• n.,_ .....__ d 4 r 18 o WY 2-6. evenings. - . . ..-nu ay Betgle, Raclne Rt. 1. ..,_te'• .....,. Plea11ant 35.99, Hinton 3. 39 8ta- atlons Forward" night to be held -Whe TRADE= ·="'w tbose YIBl"I go! D = :::U:::R::-cUccSccE ::cO -;--,Y ;--,S:::E"LL ILL = WE 2 8 lk dl4.� a �. m. at p. r Th thei et 2 27 l2tc ll, rsday h u 8 8-Zl-30-tf =-c-----=== -cc== · ti ona"', Kanawha Falls 2.65 rls·J Skelee, Guns, Bow.!I, Golf Clubs., 1958 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE There wi]J be a program and aev• --.11 7.=--=====c-==cc .... i-- r A IR CONDfflONING, REFRIG- trailer See Melvin Little Cm!sh- Ing, Charleston 22.09 rising. The Bicycles, etc. Write or calJ The TIMBER AND LAND. See Lottie APARTMEt-rrs Furnished •11.1 ail• theL.e bers will receiv en mem Mid McMastera f l . um , d: r Ohio f ha tenth rising was Rive a i hys' Ivy dle■ ERATION aervlce. Ja 'a l!hed. Sport·• Center, Middleport, Ph Sheffield. Long Bottom. Phone in Ohio, Phone Eme�son '1P 3--3-t root per hour all the way up above ver star certificates for � years frlgernUon. New Haven, Pbontl �· VI 3·2707. , . . . , . . . . _ 2 24, u.tc porl bont WTI-mL (21·21-00tc 6 WY•2-3633. 3-7- tc , Gallipolis Dam, The Great u-. or continuous membership. Ladles 6-IS-,tt, , 'J'. · SPACE TRAILER l-353 11J 127 . Inquire· . JACK S DAIRY BAR, Mlddl•porl, WANTED TO TRADE: A 1 955 nawha Is also rising, London and 0f, the Grange are 8siled to brlng ut n Pomeroy. Butter Ave 1e!'I for _refreshments. • w S has Deliciol.13 Ham Sand iche11 (2) CARD -'5 l2tp IF YOO WANT REAL .-aUIJ Buick for small house trailer. Marmet were runn ing 6 feet on P ·, = OF THANK = 2 2 The Wm1'1ng Trail Garden club wm' -lri 1WOlf materlsk In 1. 24 12tc co r buying. Raci,,e the rollers and Winfield dam 21 de Would m;\ l m Uuic eed ltaUi I WISH TO THAN K MY MANY z;C"";;.;;;;;c;::,;:;-=-I inl Br r w I Size& I will meet Thursday evening at tan; bla¥k-·'and friends for th!! prt!tly cards, RCA WHIRLPOOL Refrigerator, DELUXE THREE ROOM AND , . money 111...,n, feet a1t . . C o b a- Box 282, Phone WI 9-382 1. -•· m "" l8. t& 6 the home of Mrs. Robert TLo Jr 3 9 3tc 8oai Movemenli : floweT11 and �ifts, sent lo me Hotpolnt electrlc range, .coffee bath apartment - office rooms Sirti,, CaU Did: S&er,ett;, wr , - � -��--/j son, Roll call will be answered during my st11y at the hospital. table, and tables, lamps, d. 1hle -trailer space. Phone WY t, I-Zltl or CheMet 98Wl"5, Ohio River - Aztec down 13, with a nah:arJ quotation and mem& $H98 (1) 6 Uo bed, 5 pc. chrome dillette, 2 pc. 5141. Mrs. Otto Lohn, Sr. Bayou 45 8 a.m; 14, �c up o Wt.eotc mb me n bers are to take arrange = !; a Uving · room suite. l1erald Reul.er O E FIVE ROOM APARTMEN will i i!!��ed at th� law 12: 30 a.m.; Nelson Broadfoot up suitable for the month. Ottu■ --:-::==..,..-,-====T N (6) LOST AND FOUND Pomeroy• WY 2·2'191'.l. 3 1 12tp with bath. Phone WY 2-3841 11 office, ot Crow, crow & Portef. 14, 12 : 50 a.m. : nn • drew Calhoun The Jolly Bunch C!'--m ' g Club HEATlNG u= ""d PL'""ING pornuoy. Ohio, at 111,00 A .M. on s11t. a LOST : N!:AR CHESTER, small 1 SPRTNGFIELD ROTO TI1..LER. even1D1111 WY 2-3319. 55 12 14 up Eastem up I4, will meet thfs Thureday evening a.m.; : , urilll>", hlarch :llltb.. 1961 tor the ,ea• ti-IN.f Mueller Furnacea ee11te ot the late M1&1le s�arln.y,:,n, r. -cc=c:-"'c-c ==�=- bl k and ta Iemale 1·• ' .1nd. Used once. Phnne WY 2·354.:. ---= Amokl Brolhen belnt Lot No, n 1n croo11·, Addition ,, : 50 a.m ; Captain H arrison up at the home of Mrs. Shirley Milla 11 ROOMS AND BATH. HOUSE, t White spot between front legs. t o 3 8 3\ c 15, 4:15 a.m; Peggy Downey up 1n Middleport. Splce T111 6� T��i�•:!1a� c::i::•1�u�e�nd on d11,8 Cole-st., Pomeroy, Near Ma- 618 E, Matn St., Pamerny , Olm Liberal reword. Write .' , r�• r . . 15, Albert 10 MABCR a.m; up 6:4S Holden 1u utue n11 fl ,ubJ t,e aala, ot to ' . t Phone WY Nffl 50 Fl. L1bertY To� u,alLER, � boo· aon Bridge. Call Howard Cecil, :l tJ H fOl' 11Nll, fand It ,:,annnt be told fOr l7, 5:20 a m. ; Queen City down Mary Shrine, White Shrine of ' • Pauley, RL J, Box 356, Ham IS . c , w18 than S900.GO. na. apprall&dl room.!I, automal"Jc washer. 589 or W\'..z.52H. UHO-Uc 3 l21c 5 a.m. ; Walter Beckjord Jerusalem, will meet in regular lin, w. Va. utu.e. 4:0 20, Maple Strt!et, Middleport. Phone 11 li: G down 20, 6:30 a.m.; Chief Pow• session Friday at 8 p. m. at the CUSTOM MEAT CUTl'JNO !::!1,?i:,,:!� ::tthe WY 2·5460, 3 6 6tc I HT ROOM ROUSE, two five Glove soft crepe sole BLUE PARAKEET on Pleasant 11 n, r n sw N. a ••11e A. l aa u hotan down 23, 4:25 a.m.; Crown IOOF HaD. There will be election Wald CNU 8oa1 e11 Ridge. Mrs. Carl Stalder, Ph. USED FURNITURE or u_,, ur.HI =., ;;: 1'3> 9• 13• aa :it. Point up 30, 4 : 10 a.m; Bonnie D, of offlcera. The ceremonial hu Rae!H, Oblo WY 2-5133. 3 B Jtc Kem. See the Trading Pod flnt --------Phone WI Hl7J up 3l, 3 a.m. ; Jamel up 31. 3 a.m. been postponed until Thursday, NOT1c1 o, l'u•uc aAU to •awe meney, ., 6 30te 4 ROO'd HOUSE with bath arid d Th March 23. 1 laundry, gas heated In Syta• �cr2:: �•� Onward up 32, 12:50 a.m. ; OVEC �: (8) AUTO SALES i: 'A�� �J:!, •t SOit Z L TRADING POST SPECIA � Young folk of the Letart P'alls · 01 Karch. 111111, at th.,. retldenn or up 32, UO a.m. ; Robert Gipson ewe. 1llomas Duffy, Phone WY I -::=-===------· late the n e r S , Church are inviting the •t Methodist •,11 OLDS 88 _ $595. � door 81:'dan. · . dannport, end table. and mlr- 2.&.13\, a• SY pn rh ll' ut U•\IO A M up 33, 6 : JO IJ.m,; Ouach1'ta up 35, 24 1,,,..p IT DOESN'T JUST HAPPEN ! q11, Ohio,Y bl1inntn1 . at with them March meet to Good mechanical condltlor Sol· rored cofrtt tabll!, $1%.95. , Parish MIDDL -T 1 J. 1 . . . . Laundry work the followin• peHonaJ propm,- t,,,. 9:45 p. rn. -. TOP QUAL=• :c-;=,:-,;c-=;;--;-:==to 1n 1 t • ot Maa,:le n 1 1 e the 1 a kl a t the I.0th the .,.,,... ,. SPflrkllng ,1m,; Id ....., d • h, 81 :.,• t . OR· 12, an 11, 10, l , T ood 'S FULL 3 ROOl\. " i t BASEMEN Mc 6 D • I res ult O equ s d g pment an I Swearlnll'ln, dal!Nnd: Galltptll1 am _ Bob Bentor , 3 4 lltci ;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;---,,:-,---;-- - _ _ tnar'11, Pomeroy bo 2 trunb, 1 lteroNDe hulfl', 1 01:, p 3: 30 p.m; Titan uy 10:35 p.m.; church at 7:30, afterwards at the • · . - ___ LIMF..STONE. Any size. rum!shed. bath. 304 Sycamore St. , Middle■ long experlenec. W" have th t bed, o . ml.efllla llh•lra, ne 3 1tH\sbt Item■, 1 w..., llmll. 1 11'1■ ,i,:,u w. s. Rea down 11.• 30 p·m· •• PUts- c.mnm11D1t;1 Hall at 8: 30 f r games GOM1 Cl1b URd ,.-•r■ deh·vei:ecl Md truck 11pread. port• w·1n be a ,allable March Prompt piek-up and deUvery. oua , Tl'.lirl'ilr, • .,,1e1. 1 1et e■hlnet and refreshmenta. Austin Laughlin BAKER and SEYFRIED • • AD MUN ... Model, bt Ph. WY R-3343 or WY " "'188. R obJnson'a Laundry• pmna....,, Shuler·11 Construction · Comp,ny ----, , to11ter. m.1,een■n-. pot■ p■na, burger up 1 : 811 a.m.; City of MafS· will have charge of the met.ting 3 '1 6tc WY 2-54:la; Robinson'• Trl•Lua- end dlllhu, Hblrlet, 1 ...,P, 1 eb11t vlllc tip 10, a.m. UTROPOLITAN MOTORS Phone WY 2-0051. 2 9 tfc· , 30 · a 01 N:trlr l.llr 1 erXehhla -. and will have a 1eader to betP your LENNOX dealer tre Cleaners WY 2-5230, Middle- 11tor,_Ill1 .tool, one table 11:10 three - ;;;;;;-,--;;;;--:-:,c-----,""7"" 1 ... !•• Mata SL Kanaw•• River _ Lella Shear- w GAS, ruEL · on. and coal fu,,. ii ROOM APARTMENl with gar- port. ith games. On SabJrday and Sun,:ball-•• I roelm, 1 111 btata, 1 3 6 8.c iota ----.-..._..,J, Ohio bN, one rodler 1nd 1tra1abt er up Marmet 2:20 a.m.; Solvay day meeting at the same time for age, 143 But-uL pomero,-. naces <'.all for free estlmatea. NEW llltl USED 1n■toh..s ohatr, ont rocker, 1 tnaH• ...___ 5 ff 2-Jl•Uc ..,.,,._.,,._ u1,-.'rlf. OLDSMOBilJ!! . 88 - $1095 'li'oreman • Abbotl Middiepo.,. Phone WY-2-5127, 11111, rael:, 1 rut, e,irtainJ, 1nlrror, down Blarun:r1 6 : 2 a.m.; e1en church service&. I 1■- hnt-r wtth unt. 1 ntchr, z, down Winfield 7:25 _p.m. ; Dun• Complele 8en1ce u TRAILER SPACE Good 1N:etion ,;,; fr'Ai door sedan. A beautiful car � .._ 10-Uc -••ca 13 COAL, 011, GAS • d-r, 1 bM cemplete, bed ,:,oy. , 1 rt1f, 1 nlta lite. ..wn mew1 t can Bruce up Wiu�d 11:20 p.m.; '11le Daughttni of Ruth Clasa of ..._. en CrlU '' ''1f'tll kept Hydn1matic drive . E Martin t. o l er Ralph Inquire R J,'or corn FURNACES '• •no. ■ho•�N. te, •-- er Cnlael C. V, Hornet up Wlnfield 11 :46 the United Met.bodiet Church wW I 4 ·tc QUIPMENT and LUMBE ,,· ' '! "",';Blaettnar;'• Pomeroy. Wri t Middleport. Street. Sale,· I larg.i tractor for [IOwer l50 Locm · . Phone WY>,2,3794 t 21 sotp � C. ll&ADFORD, ..... OM■ ol:!r=.• 01 •I•: Ceah In. band on t1 ■, p.m.; Jerry Bolwmh up Winfield meet Monday afternoon at the : 11M MERCURY 4 door, one local unit '200.00; 1 Caterpillar tract ge Geo 10 : 1 down home Parker MerrUI H. Winfie)d a.m.� 1 r Mrs. of .. n1 Adm Bum. Rotner G, ;cnmer. Priced for quick snle, tractor for loggin,,: $450.00. t APARTMENT AT 70l Broadway , LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE tutor °' the Eatai. 0' ve,■Je S : 41 a.m. ; Thelma Ann up Win- with Mn. Bert Webster as c POMEROY, OHIO o·f 1·' .13(18.oo. Phone WY 2·2261. ...__ SW.arln10, IMce--.i. ...,. _. .... Cul-,off saw and frame and "lot- Middleport. A••~ent Mill 81- Midu..,,....-• at w 11• 13• u at field 4: 40 a.m. ; Beaver down Wt. holte•. J,.11 ;;• 3 9 3tc or, complete $50.oo. 1 winch $25. A.,h St., Middleport. 2 apartBeaUnr, Bocdlq, Plamblat ';f:� .• 6:ZO a.m field Lanmcnrer Sharpeaiq •IMI LNAL NOTIC:I ments in New Haven. Phone $605. �1om1Jne 1 In. oak lumber, $60.00 J)f'r M. ,�, , 'PORO Ve t Ruinoad Dan.aid Prldd,-. WhD1111 t1,t Molar Repair -----,-door ledan. Spalii:10" dark See Ivan Cc?.nnan, Pomeroy, WY 2-3287, no- •d.,_,. 18 811ute 1• Mldtll• PL.tASANT vAJ..LltY HOSPITAL -,=�, -,== Ohi Rt. 2, o �-,-l-ffl4 WY Call • Peach ,ort fork Ohl 0, 111 �I huebr 111Jlffletl , that 011 ·flniah. Fordomatlc. Rl a - . One 5-room FURNISHED APART· 51 2:S SOtc tll• 'ftb da,- et l'allnuJ,, 1111, euo. ADMI'ITED: M:ra. T r e s s i e 3 8 3tc 3 4 8tc Road• In s. Pffllib" flied .., 'Pllltlnn Wray, Clifton; '.J, Pomero,. MENT. Chriatine Beegle Phone Mn. Stanley Gibbs 1n ::: ' .L.CJ U IN I OF B HOISl'E THE IN MASON, W. VA., onu plot �( WY 2-3302. o:"°0:.:� 11 o- Gallion, Ohio; Mrl. Bertha Davis. 3 4 etc FRIE IS.HS p Ne , r , c- . available thl'flugh Curti88 Breed· Co.uQ'r Ohio land, 224 X •� feet. Jn corpora - um Lincoln Heig Bedroom ThrN d er ot RoUih r Buffalo; 1, f Richard b Route hts. 4 '"" , m In.,, c-Jce, 9 are cl···u•� ::;:;:PNl'e . lvOl'f ""••'" - "ex. n1 . 'Ion limit.• ( 1tY water, gas, tel• hoUJe with bath, basement and lwllt Bulkeya to ana. Letart; Mn. lrred Taylor, Bid· cellent •• 22 are claBlifled "very 8ald. d.,_.nt i. NquiNd ephone, _and se'!'nge. Contact •as furnace. Bullt•ln cebln� th ., da, 1ft , ' . -•· •10 well, Ohio. l befe -".........nnlN� ---.a, ; 1.1 are eut of "ex..... mmt" � Ill W°'ldy Print Claude .ru "'tcben. R.R. 1, Box 14, the lt,OOMn and hardwood Doors t§VUU DISCHARGED: Shana Wtthera, All T1x11 .No PurehaN �titer Pl Pleasant; Mn. lo'red Hawk CulllN:len, W. Va. or call Sher• throughout Hu a nlee fenced in dams, '1 are out of dama with , and n:at ot ftieDdl. to 11111 Jba. Neeeuat, 1103 from records Paid wood 3-68%.1 Jn .culloden. 3-7-6tc back yard for children. •� rough -. GalllpoHs. Ohio. (I) lNa. m N-1N3. fat, 5-...:i on 2x,-23 an out of dam, R f _, DIRTH: A- daughter to Mr, WWI ll'ROZBN' ENTRBE TIRED WALLS? - See us for the da, call WY Z-"'179 and fte . w Ith •=un.. ·over 1000 r.... fat, OPIN NOW - 24 HOURS Sunday on ,md 4:31 Tracy call W I 1 b We Invite four comparlaon of lhe NE YORK (UPI) - Lot of Mn. Sennael tfckens. � & 38 c ,, J':;' "o'ra"t,', e•v� Whaley tiY W054. ,• 0r alJe,,e with ""' oth bull• •Vail- par� dinner wltb fnacjl lr1ea 111d Oblo, Ol"J' kind of <olor cornbtwilion lo New s bodntom HOUSE and bath, oble. Can }'1lU afford rot to .. oplced applet la - la fmon auit your room nna color Fumllbed TV. Nice location. ]n- the ffl'Y be1t1 Phone Collect. Al■ pnpared BMtal � 1'he &beit Loul■ � II burled 531 WNI Main SlrHt ecbeme. Cross Hardware, Mid• qtiiNI .at : Cltfra Shoe Repair, bert Parter. Cheater. Ohio a Pork lllcel are lr:i I mildly aea- on Mount Vaea, In tbt Samoan With A Money 8Mk Guar,nfW Sold Gallon .E..,, a o ate Middleport, Ohio. 3 a 31c 22t15. 3 1 12ip - ....,,. ►• hllML clleport. ..-----------------, ' =�- --� -- In ' .. .. .. . . . . . � . :i :.. . . .,. .......... ..., ....... -. ...... ., ... , .....� ..., � , � - - � · ., r �'hool, th,tc ,ocal rendJtlolll, "He,n " lly Heort" and I ,plrUual -1nmwnen111 poup ......,... " ••. �� ill - IMn: tor a rep u-. -, Kr. and Mn. Georp Grate, Arn.., I 1- -lq Tll-1q ..-, Feb ' old Grote, ff'fflllll Orate, w.,;. BY ADA Lia dell Grate, Bob St.Nie and wu. A. ttendanot at the Albury Med, • A buaaw INAlln wa. i n charge ft the PrNklenl Mn. A 81 J._a Parbr 11am Fout ptttented two numbera odiat i..,....i- Scbool Ith Mardi mow A SVCCE&9 llaek. 'l1lll mlD&nl oi tb1 IIJIIC.. wbJch were wtll liked by the awl• WU 1;;;' eo were NH by Mn. a -:. udience iente. Sabre Canaday "" 11D ft· OU. '11>1 cburdl _ �;e�:::• L-'"ll..-1.....l�,,,.::_!, k, Secn&aey IIDd Mn. DaJaJi the cellent per(ormaDCt at the plano •ttendanct -''.;:·!<..J PP :iae Quic .,..,.. IM, colllotioa 21 aet1 making up a ta lent show playing "Hungarian . tit.I&, DIM:kworth &ave the 1'Nuur«' . The voung. Umted Brethern chW'C'h tt.nd : IARHEY c;ooGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 1 red Friday night at the Rut. est entrant, 4 year old report. Roll call ,ru Jane SchJI. ;ta an,wer.: d and torlum under ling, da�ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ja. :::: tbc, with e Bible vene by aeva, mem. :� � : t ,: = 0f:e N rthwe t- c l'M OFf ON A ob Sch.illin1, WOii much •PPllll·e _______:_...::__dwrdi bera. Mn. Quick led a Bible quet, 1 s G em Local ' S���• SHOPPl an o wer v t ocal, ' 'Do Jane ParlODI, Mrs. Harold KIJn. �Aw, WHAR IN Rudy perJod. ! pd First p)ace honor& went to Mr,. ;':.�_ � penfnl c u ntuNOER VE · Holme, ond cted the gel. Mra, Marpret Schl1Uat Judy Rl,gp, a ra■ident of near am. wu the reed· 00IN' ALL Dev� tr � Add ce Mrs. lne more v1r1ety to the proGra Dugan. Mrs. M Lo.ng Bottom, wt did an out1 DOLLED UP ? Ing of v eading e by responsi Snowden udy Mn am a wa a tap dancti by Jane Birchfield nd r .J 1 standing job oi twirJJDI two b,a. gr , MMttng cloeed wfth the / ,,---, tona. . Mn1. RJjp boldi 1everal ti- Luca,, I IOlo. ''No One �r Car- were the cornmtttee In chirp ot lf'OU� tles m New MeJtico, her former ed for Me Like JIIUI," by Deb- planning th, attatr. Alao worttn« Lord i Prayer. Prwent ,rere tbe l t-,me She wu attired In 8 beaut!. ble Smith, a plano aolo "I Fell On at the program Wert PTA f11IIII- abov9 mentioned and Mn. Hazel 1 ful green ll!ld wblle cootume. �Y Knee, and Cried Holy," • oelo bers Mrs. Marjort■ Rieo and Mra. Clark, 111'1. Raebel llcBrtde, A Ue for ltCOnd plac, went to My Saviour's Face" by C-onnie Mildred Luca, and the offioln Mr■ . Jl'lonnc. Hardm, Herb Grate, bus, who .:ave an Lewls of Harr.irlsonville, a baton Mn . Verna Snowden. 11ra,. � Jleoent WNtend guut, of Hr· °""'11ent rendition ol '"Vhen the twJtllng act by Marilyn Sinclair lie Nlchola, Mr,, J- llorrl, and and Mn. Raymnttd Krkter Mr. and Mn. Ruuell Krl&r"':; Bell U1 the LJgbtboun RJnp" and and Kathy Wilt, Linda Kirkland Mn. Jean Parker. ta Diane McMoma,; of Middleport and Emlv Miller of Pomeroy sang Homemade fudge wu donat.ed f'ind)ey. Sunday dinner l'atl who played her 0, piano compo. the . Popular "Will You StJll Love by several PTA rr--mber, and aold nre Mr. and llra. John Krider , L N R •"ion, "Fantuy in c Major." Me, a cornet duet "Grandfather's during Jntennfaslon wtth aD ll'O- 111d dau&hter Joetta ol Loq: Bot- • THE'l'VE k" c 1bird p� went to Janice .and � by Ro,aJJe Davia and Sue eed, goinir to NGl'thWNfetn Lo- tom. Mr. ad Mn. tUnortb DW At.I. BEEN WHICH'LL Debb.e Snuth, young dauibtera of �a1ker, Brenda Grate singing cal PI'A. Prollta from the abaw and dauallter Cloume of Cblsttr NICEL"{ i -CHUCKl.E.1Then Mr, llr Met roa I ,._ ot wUJ the pa' r.......i, ge Muter," broth Smltb and Mn. Mr, d, elTTEN Raymond . 111d , ers Steve -G45P.'- CURE and Dennis SchilllnJ;1 . a .!IUrfacfng the playground area at Bruch and for tbe1r vocal rendition of "Heav. """ter · llllilabtth Btrnelt B'/ THE da...,, IN M.ERE.L'i US Rutland vocal duet "Brown Eye,. Why I.NI llemtatar, 8ehool and 8 and BITI '-GALE, enly Love. " HOURS !/ M · and " You • Blue, SE>JAroRff trio, Sherrie Klingel, walk-wey 11 Rulland BJp School. llr lteceMng lpOcial commendation EJ1larpriN r ■. -1 1 Krider of nA ft) MDT by the judge,, llr. and Mr,, Bob Jean � Ii• and Elaine Muuer , ey I sang 'm Bound for the City. " 'nte Northwestern Local Pl'A HoeOich of Pomeroy and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Corl Moody 111d Roy Mmar ol Cbtoter, for lhow- During the Ju<lcJni, the audience will - llooclay, lolardJ IS, 11 manship displayed during their wa, enlertalned by ltev, Ray BJd. 7:IO p, DI. at fllo RuUond 111gb famlJy of Mlllfleld ,,,.., a SUllday th numbers were Barbara Carter in die �l��IJ, "Swing Low, Sweet School auditorium. Oeorp Dallas wi Mra. Maaie Hema!ey, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Duckwortb a novel comedienn bit, Janet �hariot, Vemon Weber, who sang Executive Head of Northweateni d Wright singing "Manhattan ... Pen· How GrP.at Thou Art" and Dlck Local school,. wfll apeak on the a children of IWd1eport were nee WJlliams and Sue Parker do- Dugan , Barry Brogan ar.d Jane school survey, The program wUI recent pe,ta of hil mother Mr,. • ing their version of the ' 'C' arles. Parsona who dJd a bumorom lldt. be P�nted by- Warner Morgan, I:� Duckworth. ,. driver • lducatlan instructor. A Mra. Anna- Shane ton daoce and Robert Miller Jn Dean Will, a Rutland ml Mr. and lfDior . and pantomime, "Po- secved . as meste, of ceremente,' � �lollow with re- Mes, Wlillam Fos nf Lelart Fill, GASOLINE ALLEY NIWd. vflited Mr, and Mra. Dan Shane. -· - -- -� · ===?,.:;:<r-;::=-=::--::-:-... TY m Mot ion. A specJalty num- Judging was based on appearance ' r, a dancing puppet operated by talent, Thi� and cousideratkm of qe � e1:1on Weber, captivated the with competition open to the � nee. Mr. �eber did not en- lie. In charge of backst age MONDA'f 1'IIIIOl1ca flUDAT U:OD ........ light� =- �e compe ......_..,. ..-v ,._ ..... __ _ tJtlOli. A vocal quin• in&, curtain., and recorded music 11:10 Oblo tet c:ompo,ed ol Cucb Jim y.,,. wees Dick Dugan, David W ee- 7:00 llp OI\ .._ CJo,t 11:U llarbcl narJ, Danny Cremeans, Roger man and Barry Brogan Accoi Musser, Keith Kennedy and Herb ,an�ts for the varlowi � we': 7: 41 1111 LNmt IJ:• lallllll 8clll'd t, 1:00 Obll Yoll,J, tiGrate, was well tecelved ,, Jib Rita Teets• M•-� ...... 11: • ...-o11, C• O• Chapl ,an, 1:1)5 ..,.... 1wlll:, 11:■ N- 0 a.a. 1: 10 Olm NIJ:M llr. Mllllt 1, LI World N�- '- flaw Mllloss 1,20 M•- a,. e. Venomou, .M. Alprtan 1 : 00 .,,, 1 Oriental •: 55 .....,,ffllUlltJ Nin 6. Da.vtd's 1:00 World New T. Jl'&UIWy el'JIOl'I 9,00 M- 0.. daughter 8. Shed 27. Ceblne l:GI Ill, M.. 9,30 PubU■ (Bib,) feathen monkey l:a UNlfll ... S1 1. :1 8"' (mtM,) 9. German 30. Halt t:45 .... of e,11.. U, Soapllk, 9illl o.. t,OO NANCY to, oo 1'aDt ,1 tbo Ton plant 10. BambooUa:e 31. Great 10,11 World News U, In tbo t, ■ llollllla .,.... qll&hllAUNT FRITZI tuture oo T■JJ, ol tho Ton 16. Bkin tumor u, tlu 1 :20 World NSTUPID A WHAT 1<, Jieen 17. Biblical I WANTED (va.r.) l'rl nnly, IJ:Jf, llltlo "BIRTHDAY name valley 33. Yemen Ye■Mlik:,'• "-•• BIGYCLE A 115, Therefore lllogJ "•IJI 0tomnualty llowo 18. Crude metal PRESENT inhabiU. lhab­ 11,M Wwld Niwa 18. Squandered 19. Deadly l< llpato 1'odaJ ta.nt 1I:OIi lMal - 11', JCxcJa 21. Fne 3f, Thruway ... � ....k:alo 22. Dllta.nt matt011 U:65 Mum County charce 38. Perched: OO flfo OIi l: 1s. un...ua 18, Round Table 36. Eye - 39, Fut. 20. A. amorously ... Thin&' ,,., � 22. Nou,tlhed ZS. hoquot&na ZO. Cuatom 1&1'111111Ar II: II Tbo .._ S:111 llp On OO!or II: Army 1,00 Mel Prte, 19, In a webllb l:OO lluDda, IJbow,w •• 15 Countri- Top Ten 1:11 N... ""'mdup Jb, Dlblt<al Oc 30 l'arm ftma 8lp Off l:IO mount; DICK TRACY , Country IS , llbow s� 1,00 Top Teo lll,Llke 1:11 Country Top Ten II.Coral ,, so 8Jp Off 7:00 B- Par1J MONDAY 'IIIIIOIIGB l'IIIIM,Y 18. lilxlot 7: 25 Bxtent!etl 1:11 8Jp On . IT, Ra,eal 7:30 -- P.vliJ 1:111 Todq .W, Gad 11,Rollata 8:25 J1orn1q Thia ll'm,ld Tbo Count,y Jamhanto 1:11 41, El:ban­ !New,> 'ftlma rum l:IO W°"'11Jp a. 8, 30 -., Party 1:111 Country J9,25 Now, T:OO S-. Par1J M, Rlnnontllll e,ao Bnalllut Pat, ,,11 ll1litended Wea1lter DOWN 10,00 Alato,cade ,,., l/lObal llbow 3, lllllltre u,oo Dlillm'o Top Ta I. VIQltla 7,.. Soldo N- •-i-• •11:30 Star Salute 1' 00 IINaltfut Patty n,oo Noon New, Tbo Wwld Tllla llandnf I: 11:15 lfanb- Meledl<o -) f. Oo,,juno11G11 11,IO Pl- tat, l:IO llnaldaal Party 1:00 .....,.. ...._ J!AU,Y OBYPTOQUO'El!l,..,. Hen'a how to - ft: 1 :25 -· 1,ao Plstter Plt'IJ A X :Y U f, B & & llt B 10: 15 Co1J1q Pt, P1ewn1 II L O N 8' • 11 f. L O W 11, 00 llwap llbop 1:25 N.... LITILI ORPHAN ANNII ll:11 Ooanlr), 11N Down Oae lttw l!lmpJJ lllanda for U>Otber. Ill lh1a -- A 1, - l:IO Plstter Pll'I)' IJ, for tlJo - V., X for tho two O'r, Ole, Blqlo 1o1ten, - s,a New, 8bow tn,plder, lho llllJlb ond tonnattoo Gt lba - ... ll: ■ Countly Doe Don l:IO Plstter Pll'I)' - - •-- - - dllht6lll. IJ: 41 Pum Time 0:45 N..., IIGtlndup f:00 Par1J Plstter ll:ff Jllld.Dq Do,, J...., .w, & a,,pto,- -1:30 SliD OIi A I O D 8 K V 1!( R C W I D S R W B II I V X IIIJNll&'f 11:GI N• ND I LW CBQQP L c li a o P O L J a a - f• Sip On 11:11 - 8t11f T:30 ilUJ llot-1 Jut 11:IO Yoo VLDJOOJC. ., . lltmdq Cbopel ,, Nna I: T- Cm-le• 1T IS CERTAIN BIXlAIIS& JT IS 8,IO Socdll llcwtt, l:IO Jut 'fm IIG'Oll-..i - TICRTIJLLIAN, 8: 30 'Ille lllnm:h of tb1 we,], I!t11J ·AO .._ -, a ff a,... IO 1111. Killa- J'IUlll'W' lpldkel't, be.) o,oo M-u1:111 ff-. P1IV � ·- M • •.. t:80 Tbo 1:IO 1-l 1'11: 41 .......... 8-1, to tbl .,. Pimw 1'11117 1:11 News Ramc1up � Jl:OO - Nna IO yr--------------.:!:.:_:�� ��---�•:! iiiiiiRiiL:; GU :>!_.,�=, �Ofl flfo • � Alltl QD SLATS L i ! �■sas I • .. • --: .-=::::;;;; ; ;;.Xlit : as \ D Of A Plans 8 }•!� �:: :;,, h , 1 d i Musical Showcase Of 1 961 Lineups Flog Purchase sundar 1« Mes A'"'' ''"'' For Friday Evening Are Announced F or Chester O'De ll al th"' , 8-llally -- -leport. - · o . March 9. 1 961 � - -Pomeroy-Midd -- - Sentinel. Mrs. Sm ida Gnv P ,.,ve Ea,,,' Ptace, ,,----+�'"".' nd A round A---,, i rep,_, - - .......... .. ,, .. �l c;- ,t -- � NOW YOU DOW It!' 1ciu,men ,., av...ge, lo be nam- c�- In Libya - - ,.. I i.., buJlt under • LlbyD1'111. ed to tld, U,t. o.an·, u,o stud,nta p Deon's about ,., pe, cent of prosram to help ......., About durmg t h . !or lhe fann,n of u. ri llortlo enrollment the ""' ' First Middleport Melg, c.w,. African cow,try. From ...... ..,.., ' f;r,J purc"taSf and Mn. Har11e,y Ohio University announced oIll made were Plans y . r , Hannigan. Mar cha Sarah Mr::, of r di f-l'l11in e thi• Rou r . Vi W. llnd tor sh, Langa-- 1 Mr and Mrs Walton Manley �t ly were home of Mrs. W1ll1a m Srmth 1 vlUe· Janet K. Carpenter , Ken· i Dorothy Lal't'_v ;;ind \Ir� Nan Swan::.on. P att _,. Lo wery , Heier• an American nag for t � Ches,Pi md Mrs R,chard Rader 11nd daY the names of ' 757 st s MEIGS THEATRE A full course dinner was sf'rvt-d Moort' sludt>nts uf Middh!port Taylor. �t'da Bradfunl and Judy grade sdto0l when Chf'stf'r Co. ' Jaughter . Susan of Page Streel named to the Dean s liSt for th@ ; neth · E. McCullough : Barrie R. I Pomeroy� Oh.. 1:11 noon __..;._,..,.__,......_ !!iJ,:ti �:hool w ill prt'St'nl a · · Mus- Wildermulh · f{o.,.. H.ow Kow'. · cil . Dau�ters of Amerwa mt>I .vere Sunday guests or Mr and first semester of the current Phuu,... l A. nd y, Caro . a Pomero � .nm 21! memh._.. , · school year. NOW SHOWIN. Attendin g wt"re M r and Mrs ll al Shuwc.i� ul l!:16\ · th1: Fri- Barbani Jonei; with the dx,ru Tunday t'Vt'mng with Essington, Racine. \.1rs Pearlie Jewell of Hender g .1resenl l Mo1 Cinda Cundiff. m l Bevt>rly . M h hi fam lht' f"vr and at hool rl,n "UNDER TBN n.AGS• mv 1 M y e i Freshmen must hav e at leasI · n Joseph Saltez {)n, w Va I , ffiur Lt' sso<· . kf' M' Van Heflin Wilso1 With Cok-e r Perrin, a d n a l Tom Beverly .u1d n 1a ris. Rall t"rorrt'sl Baditt'I a Myrt W l J o, or B averages and up=c. More than 50,ooo I<ft Jgn teth· a nd Mrs Hilney O Def rAlbans. St of �aats Gra<'e Mrs and Charles Lau&n*oa BE11)e\ o t-: a ie t' •1 B -Could JI ' " Br.:idlord v m . u�nthe d d Neda lor p r s1d d nd daughlers. Mrs -"lt-tlie Sw1sl'Wr. "' Ill ,.It' c1 nnoum�rs .11n nicians have come to the United Colorurtoon1 \\I Va spt'nl the pa.sl weekend Mr Edward H ughe1; Mr Ros» mg e1umbt-r will lit' ""Ther�· s No.. You," Johnny Allen s wo.�th an, ind F:sl a Kinws were r ;,portrf' es for technical training un.vi Featurette Stat Broad - Mrs . Frank Was Rusiness Iva Stewart . ' • Ry the Sf'a. , bath ,!) Comm un 1n1t1ons w en, r t' ii (i th Mrs Cl1:o a Staals of Sh"maker Gera ld Swisher and Bu�111f'1>» l.1kf' Sho w der the Mutual Security Program. 1M 1910 1 , S Ur <i nd M r � Wi l ham with till: � ho n1� l1n• ;i nd l"IISl ,ng heaulif'S _, . usan pU I rom Harne t t C:unnin�ham stah· -¥ay Stret>l FRIDAY NOT o, N !Kin. and .. '-f 0, I I W I n C �hik in g up t he d,mel' lnie will Lit' len. Cind a Morns . O tt JSOh •oundlor and Elizabeth Quml•n .,._ T"mer is a pallenl al Meigs Smith and daughter , Agnt"s CARTOON IVIRY NIGHTI Coleen Wilson, Karen McElhmny. Judv Butcher ;tillf- secrelary Ada Moms . Es- ;eneral Hospit:J! when! he is e· Bt-\ll'rl v f'l'ITm SATURDAY 1 h "MURDEB, INC.'' J.mda ,Smith Kare-n Gregg. Be\/- Christine Coats, Judv Sautar am her Wright. Dorothy Ritrhie . nil treated !or a back ailment Bottom Stuan Whitman, May BN.tt rrlv lunrlifF , Ma rilyn Swan. Lynn .JaniC'e Zirkle , "The r,oddt"s�· fRtha Wood and Margaret Tuttle Mr and Mrs . R r West and The Reedsville-�ng Wi/1011 Plf'dgetl H_v - alao r a en ome on club met Da Demonstrat i s, b N at Br<1dford. da i da Cinda hal!Pt ll<'e e el n y I K r C H f'�lil w p'·. Ka1>JHI A.I , lf will bt· lttere namt'd a s IM fl a g rommit- -.on Thomas wtxi Mt Tuesday for lhe home _ of Mrs. Harhs Frank "WALK TALL" . PI•.�• _ h· first the Closing . All,.nsworth Susie and Morris 1 FRIDAY & T TONIGH I e in Naples. Flor hom new heir H ! Bill , Vtibon, Porn· Wilham (TechnlcoJor) . . , , . Ohio·· by !he entm· • Feb. ll with 21 members present ' Michael Callan, Evy Norlund .Other numbers of the first ,t{'! l '"Beautiful With Willard Parter ""Y freshman at Marsh,111 lln1• 1 will (, uidmg Star Council. a<·<·eptt'd ida S;lf!nt Mondi;v mght and par M rs . Vivian Humph rey prei11"ded . 'THI FLYING FONTAINE$' . l"IISt . � ·and J� Meadow ,·ers1ty hils pledged the Pi K a;J- 1 . . h . ,Th the in \l italion to ai:;sw;t Ches,et uf TuesdaY with Mr. West"s si�trr . 'fhe program for the evening "Three � tooges" by Jams Hauck 'fhe second ild �g� ns wit , (Color) u S nday, Mon...,,. fuNtla, pa Al P·ha lraternit Y . the memorial service at the Mrs. Henry Hennesy. .,.., ' and "-'• e� .,t." by •·•an=me• Taylor : Band Played On . with Jim . Hood"' w1lh was ··~Jo• Lint.la Smith and C!vda and . "'LET"S MAX)!! LOVE" I p 0 o a L g n n A ril o . t II t"'° '"Anrl Then Some." Sharon Hos- a� Casey and 8evt-r1y pt-rr111 as 1stnc ra y ' e "" ,· ,• on·'" ,-1 , the M r. W 1l""n Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell Mr, Geneva Nolan . Walt Dlsnay'a (Technl,olor) · t 12 A rug donated b v B•m· .- ,., " and daughter, Dianna plan to vis· men who plt'd!Jed l r alt>rn ilie� 1 he ch a r Betty J o Boy les, Judy Mar- th > Strawberry Blonde. . Marc "THE SHAGGY DOG" ." With Marilyn llonroe . d b tmg t . The nex ate mee of d u was awarded· lo Eliza . it Ihis �und .semester. enu m pt·ttsburgh , pa ' wee•·-.., . the "Al Beverly With Fred MacMurray er numbers will be "Litt le Ri eno r :Jnd Cundiff: Oth tm and Tony llondall _ 9 at the home of Mrs. Pauline with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Martm. Jean Hagen and Co lorcartoo111 ---·-- ----,:- - ·- Canrlv Store , " Michael Morris. ! Do Peep" , a monologue by .John- bt-th Hayes. Myers, with the topic, hair 11tyt. .Janet Baker, Carol Jacop:-. and · ny Allensworth : ' ' l',·e Grown Ac - At the dose of the meet ing. a Mr. and Mrs. William Brown 'll ".:"..'.'.. .:'.'.'....'.'.'.:..'.:'.''.'.'.:.'..:::_::::_:::1,.,..,..,..,..,.,...,..,..,.!!!!_i,,,.,.,...,....,,...,..,....,1e,1 Bf'th Layman. cuslomed to Her Faee." by the SOC'ial hour was enjoyed A cake Columbus spent the weekend with ·'ThP Old Lamplighter." Carol boys' chorus composed of Ray walk was he ld and the c,:1ke won Mr. and Mrs . Ray Coles of Se(-. S<'Oll . Mar ilyn Swan. Lynn Dan. mond Kloes, Jim Hood, Bill M r- by Lillie Christy. Game.- w e : e ond St. M ni. Brown is the daugh­ if-\s and Churyl Ebersbach; "Life Cool. Randall Bowle�. Charles played and prizes awarded t h e te r of the late Simon Singer. at Gibral ter's Pad." Sharon Hos- Swackhamer. David Wiley and winners. Quarterly birthdays will Rev. and Mrs. Clyde J. Bart• Peter Walburn. be observed at the next ml'eting, Jett, Mrs. Lester Taylor and Mrs "Shine on _Hai-vesl Moon " (soft Tuesday March 21, with a potluck , , John Harrison were in Columbus - -- -shoe) by J,_m H�, F'l ymond dinner . - -- --� · attending th e annual Tuesday -s e Charl y, Kloes. David �ile --Sunday School Convention at thf. Swackhamer and 8111 McCool: Ka1 First Church of the Na£arene. IS. efferS ren achner will pantomime \ 6-D On List In Term llllal .+ht i ,__ el JI .._ -. ...... 1U .. - ­ uhNl. trbU1C 1-f ... ..... VOL XII 11 >- \ i> -.. t I ,. \ c · '·• 1 · ' , . ••I· 1 NO. ITt Club Meeting .')ilJ?IU• Fu rn i!u re Tl I B A HR CLOTHIERS MASON FURN!HJRE (0. MASON, ./f v A Formerly Smith Clothing Co . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO --·· - - -- -- �--��.---- Home Of Name Brand Merch�ndise ' House �ull Of All $ · Hew f urn1ture Babe v::i;e GiJH,•• by Sa,-ah Honn;- Church Class gan, Helen Taylor, Mary Swan• Mn. Aldo Jefrers en tertained rS. Organ $ son, Richard Hays. Erie Cham- the Golden Rule class of the Porn• hers, Gary AuJl, Carol Jacobs, eroy Church of Christ Tuesday Michcel Morris and Ricky Oiler: evening at her home in Syra<'use. President "My Mother-in-L11.w" 1mon?1ogue ) The meeting In c�arge or the Group , a , by :,orrest Bachtel; P per president. Mrs. Melvm Smith , o� Mn. W. A. Morgan was elected Roses by Hope Bishop and Da• ened with devot ions by Mrs. Mil....,....,.., or """ial pres,"denI and sec,........ ....... vi"d wI·1ey and "n-... ......A,, Purple" bY ton Roush who read an Article, relations when the WSCS of the the ensemble. "Pray W"lhoot ceum · g, •• ta,'·en . Rock Springs Methodist church I , CIUK 1___ • The showcase will with from the u p p e r Room. T w o met Tuesday art-ernoon ·at t h e . . . the baby contest of 1961 with s . Until . ., and ,,Faith a n d chf».ch, with Mrs. Clifford poem ood Leif• Bill Raymond Kloes, Jom H • Works " were el.so read by Mn. . • • be1t <;>res1dmg, McCool �8 judges; Joyce Swartz Roush: who dosed with prayer. as the girl and Betty Jo Boyles, • _, roll c a I I I Group ■inging opened the meet C h e r y I Ebersbach, Texanna Members answei= Mrs. by prayer . ture ver,e. A lha k ing followed with Whlte, Carol Sc-ott, Sandra Brew- WI"th a icrip ou card was read from Mrs. L'IU• An�s Reuter Other officers elect• jngton, c·mda Sauer, pauY Low y ed were Mrs. Lewis Grueser, viceery, , Barbara Jones and l,ynn- Ii H k It waa decided to st ll president ; M rs. Clifford Leifhett, . li;ht ���� and. greetinl cards B!I Damels as the babies. secretary and secretary of educa1 , ' Others takinu• part in the · cast a money makmg proJl!!Cl. P.ans . on : Mra, Amos Leonard, •1-1ic:as. and chorus will be D<iris Rice Su- were made to vIs1·1 thI Fostt1r h an y of nusslons: sie Allensworth ' France.. P�ttit . Rest Home on Tuesday, March urer � .secretar •i Mrs. William Grueser, secretay Dora McKee, , 2! · Evelyn G bbons, . waiter Mn of prom IO 0 0 f Sharon Ingels. Judy R . tllff, Ellen ! During the IOCial hour, t I c h l rfe· a I It 1· u sp W r f ry o e ' a ,1n • Dutton, Jeanne Bowles. Calista member 'told of the molt embar- 1 " ""' ' • '· "' d h an rs ug ear s, secre ...ry M H h B ' Searls, Susan Slater, CarroII LY· rasslng moment in their I1fe. · , I f . ona, Carolyn Buckley, Doris Mc- Refreahrnents in ketpffll with ; o chlldren s iind youth work. · church liaffle, Anita Bowlea, Paula John• St. Patrick'a Day were Htffd by It was voted to �ake the son, Csrolyn Russell, Carolyn 'li'r. the hosteu to Mrs. Conrad Obiing• payment on the k10 Grande camp , Yin, Linda Dunfee, Paula Mirhael er, Mn. Melvin Smith, Mra. Char- sill! development pro�t. 1' h e Mary Frazier. Karen Ferguson, les Eskew, Mu. Harold S m i t h, pledge for the year was a1..-ce-_J'! ed. · Jo Ann Mourning, Sandra Sirnp• Mrs. Elwood Bowen, Mr!'. Milton , A contribution was made to the son, Sue Ne «.ling, Carolyn Searls Roush and Mrs, Denver Kapple. ; Lancaster School of l\fiasioM. A Carla Gilmore, Dia� McComas thank you note was read from I Mn. John Hartung for gift sent i � -Da � s, e Cbarl�� Bechti i s , ah :;; sa;;r ----------------==-11 :S: e hospitalized. her whil d. , t Rose ta Richards Marci!lla War Kay Jenkinson, Joyce Swartz a d " Give Thanks In Lent" waa lht­ Maureen Dant, Ruth Reed is ac- topic of the devotion, and pro · . America's Finest companist. : gram pres,,nted by Ml'I. William I' Gfllt'ller. Participating in lhe proShoe For Boys ,ram were Mn. Scott F O I m . r. ' Activities Are Mrs. Anna Reuter, Mrs. A m o • I L,onard. Mn. Lew;, Grueser. Planned For Mn. Clifford Lelfheit and M r s. ! Girl Scouting Gru,,er. Salisbury Girl S c o u t I a n d The meetlnJ cloed with t h e Brownies have planned iseveral ac• , Lord'a Prayer in unison. ------ - ·---tlviliet for Girl Seoul week, Mal'<'h 12 through March ... I Companionship Sunday, each troop will attend • chureh In • group. Girl ScoulA ! W,th Christ Was Troop Six, wllh the leader,, Mra. I John -re IIDd 11r,. willlam c.1- ' evot,on lin1 wiU attend the Laurel C I Kf 1be March meeting of the EUz­ P'ree Methodist chur<:h ; Cardinal abeth stark Circle of the Pome­ Patrol Girl Scouts with the lead• roy First BaptJst church 'II held er1, Mra. Howard Roush, Mn. Tuesday .aiftemoon at the" church, Roger Spenrer and Mn. Herbert Mn. J. E. Fo■ter, chalrman. Dixon wW attend the Enterprise presided and opened the meeting EtJB church; and Brownle Troop with 1cripture reading taken from ltu wilh the leader■, Mrs. Nor- St. Luke, followed by group 1Jng. m111 Weyenm.Wer and Mr1. Wil• ing of "Let The Lower Llghtl Be , Uam Radford, w il I attend th e Bumlllg." During the bu■ine!I& ee. i Rock Sprinp Methodilt church, slon it was annoWll'ed that the ' The three troops will join for white cms quota for the year had a lamily nigh! potluck d inn e r been fflled. Tuesday March H, at tht SaU. "Companionship with Christ," bury IChool at I p.m, The dhmer was the theme of the devotion• by , COffllrutt ee, Mrs. Richard Karr Sr , l M.,n. Joaeph Cook whe gave a ; Mrs, Harold Blacltaton and Mrs meditation on the theme. A circle 1 Maxine Arnold haYe requested of prayen for the evangellatic : !hat - attendln1 brln1 thelr be!lnp being held tMo ,_th : own I a b I e .servlce. Coffet and I cloaed the devotiou. bola.id will be provided by th e : Mra. Dmsy Jasper, program , oommlttee. Skits will bti given bp chairman, read an �cle '·T h e • the Brownle, and Cardinal Patrol Open Door," taken from Mlssion, ; and movlea of tbe curved bar cer- maguine, Auiatlng with tile pro­ omony, will be lhown by Traop P'IID were Mn. WIDlam Watoon, I, Six. Mn. Footer, - Charia -ley A wmdnw dilplay la being plan- Sr., - J. B. Slephenson and ! ned by Troop Sil. for Girl Seoul: Mn. Walter Wolfe. ; week. Mn, Al'DOkl, Meip Caua- At the close of the meeting, re1 ly cookie chairman, announced frealunenta ...,. ..,.ed by Mn. · that coaidol will errive IIDd be Slephenu,. 'lllo April -tlnfl oolc1 on Mardi 17. Mn. Roy G- will be held al the haano of Mn. I ,er, NeJahborhood One ehalrman Walter Wolfe w-llh Mn. lltepllm­ hu announced that a altatinc JNU' .,. In cliarp ol the Ind Girl llonal Lydia Stewart u dev SooulA, Mn. : ty for aU .....,.,.. o in the cow,ty wllJ be held at the leader. ----• Sl:ate-A Way on Sunday, March 19• from 2-4 p.m. and adm1,....,. C ouncU Member• Of and summer festivities will be " cent, wHb 3A M M wscs o, It's hard to get along without a range, and a refrigerator is almost a necessity. They're both included in this 3 room group for iust $595 . I "Brooksie" BUY ON OUR CONVINIENT TERMS Baker Furniture MIDDLIPORl $7.,s ,,. Come See Our Beautiful I SPRING FORMALS • O i New Arrivals At $1.6.95 to $22. 95 .,.II'.,. Nylon Sheers, Tricots, Organza How beautiful you will look for spring In one of our beautif ul new formal s. Many enchan ting styles . • , , all colors and white , loo. Choose now, use our Lay-Away Plan. . ••1es. ---- · I Met ..4t Kout.wN Mr. and Mn. Elmer Kaull en! lerlafned the Fann - Coun· cil No. IA II ill Koreh meotfn1 I Mahn De,m', Liat Janice llutb Caldwell, Cbetlor l"ONIIIIJ wllh five """1!lel ,opbo,non _, Manball U.- • 1111. Topic of - -. farm lvenU,-, .,.. -.UJ ll•led onl Joalalatl,o fofr. ur o IIDd the Demi'• Honor Llttt. I"' .,..,. ol Mill av-,e for mone,'a - - !Ito dlfr.or. flnt - WU between 1.0 1111 lbiqo ,.._ 1111111 ...,, - . Mill Street Middleport IIDd I.I. Sho I, In lhe ,,_ A wlll and nMlt1- '·- ------------------------ Coll• - ·iald leport Dept. Store • I Che,ter Sophomore Caldwell·• thel and ........,. • _,_ from .. u. -• by lronall SIZE 6 to 1 2 . . · · · · · · · · · · from $4.98 SIZE 1 3 to 20 · · · · . . . . · · from $6.98 Boy's White DreQ Shirts by KaynH Here', a crisp white broadcloth shlrt that IYtrJ boy will 10 for. Made with a medium apread collar, wltb perm«�t cellar stays. A wub and wear fabric that requlrea U.ttJt or DD lroalq. SHOES FOR BOYS •7·95 .... Ready Tied Ties ___ Stretch & Sized Socks -- - 55c LAY A.WAY NOW •. -�OR EAtER ' 1rom lru1111M1I Jr. For Custollltl'I •pplag COnenlHct HISIONS,i.tANNER annouaces new ston •oun: 9:00 a.m. untll 5:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY Ave. \ .!:' 9:00 1.m. until 12:00 noon 0. "d • -" "'SrBiO y v·I"•Not Found In Ohio River =It� ::';!�: r- . > • • , .� ...,_ • ost Semces Will Be ffe}d al ... Sunday At T u. · the arw. - act'OIII -...!...7":i,.,.. ""lceopiac-j -•Ille. Pm- Reporled Made \Vater AnaJ the i.:: ::..-..: ��:0 �Al-.pid-4(!11/r• .-,.s ;,1q,/'1fl!ll!lll When • - f f 1 I the mostly ::W--- .i______ Dlocl,......r;: - p omeroy' Other Distnets ut In tale Sch00 Funds IJ , . ",, .=r.:·�: n!� � � �ir.=,... ,c s u- -� ---. Sy,!... :"'in' :-:,,.: "'le . . ' :.J,4"��,;� ,""")i:·,_.._-4r,11,1 ' ;-.,,ill&:-'t: ,""' •""" ... ......"" ... ... ... .. -� .', ',\ ,:.:;1 ' ,1n1, '°°' o.e ' -Iv' . - . ;· '�rI. •. Jn SEO �Ending "-Id I hamDen 9:00 1.m. untll 9:00 p.m. Tbaw ExIN'!f't . - ed s rv1'ces Noted Judge John Bacon On Case =.....-:r..'1::'w.. lry 9:00 a.m. until S:00 p.m. Hask i ns Tanner Second Ollllpolls, the Ii, Iowa r M 9:00 1.m. until 5:00 p.m. FRIDAY 332 �= ;;.,;;;.;;., IS • F Mr. onnson Are Salorday · ..a':.:: :. 1:: �-:; I I 10 '"'.:.''" -cy lfMA Se�ces Of Depar'lment 0ther Ann I a::.. Pedwtn Jr, aboel INI made far l1'0Wlnl, active boys, Choo11 ll'rim a wide selection of ru,ced at:,lea in black · and brown • • , that will take plenty of bard wear and alwaYt look nice. TUESDAY M' A 'd R or ep ted By .:er- M . Ott· 1 DOW Pedwin Jr. 9:00 a.111. untll 9:00 p.m. ':',1nt era SIZE 6 to 1 2 . . · · . . . . · . . . . . ,� · · · · · · · · $2.98 SIZE 1 4 to 20 · · · . . · · · .... . . . . . . . . . ' . . $3.50 MONDAY :;: =·--�Ina--.. S LAC KS • . . .'.;:':�ai ,;...,. \IJI Udget Size 6 to 12 �-- ,,om •12-95 Size 14 to 20 _ _ ..... '1 5·'' , Theme 1 ltom Red S c1·ent1·s1s Clash Over Tr1·umph I ;;�. I • • Collllll)SSIOD Iiits Dela.y For Spring and Easter • • • Sport Coats with all the latest light weight blends of dacron, rayon and wool in all the new­ est muted plai, patterna. Also, our blazers in the latest colors. Choose now in recular or husky silts, Roush's Shoe Store I �.i:- By Sandess I, :an.� ·1·,,;,rlea 1e:i:-,sw::�t;����!� � ;��froi�t�f.r.··o!�: and stripe patterns and colors. S PORT COATS New progr ams and better services for Meigs County j, people - from the wealthy to the,poverty ridden � i are hoped for by the Meigs County Health Department's I five-member board. This .iatement was ineluded In the 1960 report of the . desartment released today, signed by Dr. E . F . Maag, I M." D. president; Dale Dutton, vice president, and members J. Rhodes, Virgll Atkins and Naomi Chase, and , tl£V; . BORDEN Health Commissioner B. J. Allison, M. D. The 20-�olce choh> of the Galllpo_lis State Institute ?,'hte 18.. 118ld, . l roo . we would like to slress the , GRUNT 'N GROAr:1 - Two Pomeroy High School sen-lors, Eric Hart, rlghl, on� Wally Hatfield, match grunt. i�t pragies.s believed I WW be featured at tbe Pomeroy Baptist Churc_h Stmday fact that health agencie1 do oot n gro�ns 1n t�e phys•��l educat�on tlass of teacher Ed C offma�. Coach Coffman sai� _the students bawe tu:en evening at 7 9'1!loct.. . The Protestant Chaplain of the has been mt1de dunng the _laSt l practice or want socialized medi-- I m�re mterest m "'."r�st hng than m a ny oth_er gy� class .s_p ort thIS year. The �oy� partiCipate u �der college � 1 with close supervision. The two he vyweights Borden� will be the guest speaker, five yeara _to increase the 11erv1ees cine. lutitute a m the pie ture above are begummg a match wttb the regulation lth of t he lh and to the ect <> pro Se r vices. a Pre: He Easter will f e '" P,blk health is "Pr,.enlaHve 1 stancli_ng hol_d. The balance of th� physical education cla " in the background watches the opening of thia match, cwttnubia· speak.at. · .lnornlbl sen1ee at 9:30, an� his daugb- people. We hope to be al>le to ;l medicine' not 'Cw alive', our job ' No. e.1 mllnahons_ have been orgamzed to determme the "s choo� champ." Wr�stlmg JS part of the High School U.. · a ter, Jndil,. Ill' idtly recognized soprano, will render a offer new program, and better is to endeavor to stop • health : let1c program aimed at development of all•around pbysi cat fitness. - Sentinel Photo. • apeclal musical selection. , servicelt 88 funda aod penonnt!l ,I problem before it begins, not to, r available Iv Ille d� min; ,te to lbe pat;ent after he / � ;, He luls been paBIOr .of the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, The board also pointed o,t: of every local agency · l . u<Ad'""ort, slace 1950. March 19, Rev. Luther Trscy ··1n our annual repo_rt .. . ui1s yea1. , 11 " ., de to prov1 t•uo:: •uo::st and most · and 8 Billy Graham film will a e �.t'the . · st spe lter . solely figu rather than to 1in � efficient service pos5ible with the MOSCOW mPll-Two Soviet Sciences, "already we can pre- conquest of space and no ufro. llclentifie , WD atfp.lD' "" circlea, on what was accomplished in meager budget provided. T hc, l scientislJI clashed today over sw:ne that welgbtlesmesa is no naut will be put into orbit until Tbe importance placed by t ht �l:&#ffY-W,Cf; 1960, we would like to �resent an I f n s are ;ir vided by Federal, o / whether Russia's newest &,ace danger to manned apace flight " he hat a 10(, ?(!r cent chance of ·Rusaians on the event waa uoderu d out line of the present programs · State, County grants and local Ji. triumph of r eturning a dog safe- r But lhe agency also quoted the surviving. le lt't If It 1.,.,. the lined by the Soviet govenamm; - -ova;Jable. rense fees. and included• ,I ly lrom a space flight h" re- lnstilute of Experinlentai Blolo- The officJal Ta,s new, agency newspaper h",es!Ja OrdlnarilJ, tho d.,. ,nd I f It i::;, ''TIIB services of the health de- Budpt for Vear 1960, $!!,891.'8. mov� a ke! �stacl� rrom man- 11 gy's Prof. Ivan Miasky: "Scien- &aid the main purpose of the ex Soviet newspapers ■ r, It's nlehtcr1wlen. • publish ant Y • •• Mlddl1port Palh:a partment are only administrative. Federal Grut, .$2,-tto.l». . making a s1m1lar trip soon. tists are not ,,tet unanimoUB in periment was "a further improve- edition daily and rareq' cbaup Chief Herbert Gllicey a n d A miSl'OllceptJon 1s the belief that State Sabaidy, $1 ,UG.OO. ! The ex�hange by the two scien their conclulliehi �J the effect of ment of 11pace vehicle design aod the front pagew - no Jnatk1r Mayor Kenn.fh Mcll hlnnllJ' icel u ered ae 1 tists indicated that Rw.sian scie1,- I weightlessness on living organ- or lile support equipment." It what the latest DeWI. But 'ftnn. . for Licea!IM, are only ff ,1, u.oo the rv I t roub h no tiscs. pre,,;ng to gel a RussJan ;n- ism,."' : lhe inclljjeut. Your heallh depart- C..IJ Graot, 118,lff.8'. �• � fl.... B . said !he dog was '"normal and day, Izvestia put Old nn -■ H� • :unt :-.;:. cr•wi'!! 11 rnent ha■ tl!l'rieee for all classes Cost per peNOa paid lty C-Ounty, to space befo� the �nited States, Soviet leader, have declared re- weu·• on its retw-n. edition.. .. are not unanimous m �ow close peatedly that � �viet Ullio'a T ss said the spacesb 11, Me1es Coant, enmlt- th, d1rlr: houra. - wealthy to poverty li.l'icken I00.80, ----was pul i? a _ ,' In · • · 1oJnt ,tttimtnt, tht ntm1led to theJr eaurtthey actually are to this feet. will not risk M ldoa. life in the into near�ircular orbit readling . � - · _.,,. - ·---�- � . M••!! � l -b:1>e BcienllalA _ were quoted by Sli.■f Hl<I JllrMhl a maximum dl,tanc, of "' ' · a 'ct hl bdlotl •.� � �·11e·11na1 . .,. ,,ill(..,-li" ■--- · . � I s.v,1 new, \ . jlf miies Bnd a mlnimwn tlislanc<! of ,. ..__...,. pallini to hunt fH. flthlw . · WI! ,,., ----illla ..,..,.. Tua� ·· :,, 1aUDCb ltn4 , . _......,. bait. Thoy ....,IN ,.....,..,, 1 mil f �• Publlo heallb ..,...,.. ,pan the $n1allpnx <baskt . 5"1; Revac- , vrn • ' ret of a five-ton spaceihlp . \>IUD hHo bffn con1,J•lnln1 No period from "a/le, tllltlceptiob to 1 <lnatloni, 307. • i,; " �-"' ::"._..., the . en . ta a k ,. ..parlmtaf. lldla ..,.. aly wllh its cargo 'pBlact;e lhe dog . re- ...... of dtotructlon .. "" lhe P" ..: The th . ..,.., Is the alrwav wi o ' " p e to re given . Ice a flnt programs reenmg S uual IOlutina eonaemlng the Jmprov� tonal property whlle i .. th• +............. 1� for the ex- for 1l"islon and bearing. II only l Tass �led rof. Vas,l ar� latory message from everybody ment o( � road No. J m cr■ wlel"t are Mini capturN, an....-.,....... .... .of the Soviet Academy of Mtclica.; · . from factory to tnteneclll&oow ' • work.en IO,, -� W ��: . i,A!· . pectant_. When the child 1.1 glasses are necessary the HeaIth Ii .. . . liJem IQwn6fp. It extendl from . ss .1 �la. The Sov� pre lso earGaDJa . County line toward .,�!!ILi!'1 :www.w born, the doctor forwards 0te Nurae wJU detennlne whether or u: a, Udel l'ffll Wenatleul f · .• r;,d long artlc no -birth certlllcale lo the CounlJ not the parents can obtain lh, Cl'VfCCS Of esperlOb1oan, in the -�•-- •= ol fr �-, W&UU ....,.._,.. · Parsons. ment as well a, comments om , The b • ., of Hyotl Registrar and the certt·1·'"'le Is gI..... ..d If nol 'he w,"II ""nlaCI I· •11; ... been lndlealed that the 115. --------- the ..... - and ui....,i 1nor CCI ent recorded . . g • J. In the Vital Slatistk'tJ the Lions Club relative to securin Portland, who drowned in .he ...,,,,lukm ma; apput Monday today but rtllt of the ltafe awely J FU, of lhe l0<al department. and lhe glasoe■ a.,d provide tbe club Ohio River Wednesday af'er fall- V ,. • -1·' -- Al that tlme obiv.:..i while wafthtg ,... ... ,12 b;rlll, recorded (Including de wilh lhe fac:t,. Should lhe chUd Ing from a sand digger hart, at I II fl apodtd that opproprlatlona !haw to set in late, in the day. Paden City, W. Va., had not have a visual problem which Jayedl. W EqlnN1' Stanley J. Blazewlcr 11le atorm whim awept I foun_d yet today, members of the Nur• guidance WSI given In would lead t.o blindness, the case will be made. the state durinc been • put two daya fam,iy ,aid. referred to the Staie Agonoy ,a.... YNlerclq the - 1'IIOi ed e1gs Jeers ,even dropped temperatures Into When the infant ta three months called 'Prevention of Blindness." Funeral sen-ices for William H. Volunteer.!! dragged the river all liat », ' Bluewicl be teem whil e up to four incba cl department can admlnlol- Eye Clinic referrments durin, Johnson. ... Rockford, DHno;,_ day yesler<i,y for !he body WO for The Meigs County Sheriff"• 0.- old. .. lo IDOW WU dumped in I will be held on Saturday at_ 2 p.m Ohio Rive Sand and Gravel Comtbt � of four mUu of partment investigated • minor �- er � Diphtherla�Tetanu■-Pert1111- year totaled three. northern .section. ; . • inds ary rv F se at the cident on Route 124 yesterday sis &hob, �llpox vaccination SanJtarian sci:ioo1 consultahons at the Oak G�ove Church m Ma· ..iy f E. eral ices u M or w High n � � J Ib t Tbunday v Satlnlctlaltcil eounty road C-1 morning at lif:115 involvilll two and at time• polio lrmoculatlom were 52, and npectloDJ madt: l son Coun� wi_th Rev, _John lcenfam ily Yoat, 8f, of 661 North Second-av 1..aused some drifting in UNI hit . T th Members of the ,a· is hower _ olt.K!latmg, Burial will be morn When the child enters school, were 50. llu.t.l ID' 1t11e Route lit and cars, l ing that 8 llOD, Harold, of Middleport, who died early this by the snow, buC fD IDOlt ff the made m the �d cemetery. ster __,.. W' • dtnanea of foar A vehicl� driven by Charles L its health is ?rotected by boo Polio shots ! series · completed> , Portland went to the scene d the morning at her home, will be beld state it jwt made it aeao m:11 mlltl. Blake, 55, SyraC'Use, backed on imnrunil:at ion• - D-T·P Series tmaled 1, 090. and not one ease _ Mr. John.son died 'fuelday tve- at'C'idental drowning early this Sunday at 2 p. m, from the Ewing colder than Jt wu. 11111 ii tD ht- delae II eoataJned the highway to pJct ul) • paueng. givea, 191 : Boosten given, '12. of polio has been reported to this l ?1ng in :aockfonl following a per- morning and inclicatlona at 11 · 15 Funeral Home with Rev. Boward The Blorm tamed at 1eat four i bl daa ,peet(leatllnt whleh UV& er. H s car bqrnped into thtl b-tck Diphtheria-Tetanus Seriea given , department for the past two · iod. ,.�f illneu. He waa a World Jed the family to believe the body Ruppelt officiating. deaths in Ohio. 1bree of ta.n JD. War R,. vet.eran. NIil prepared by Barrett ED,-.- of a vehicle owned b:, Haldon W. 3111; Joostert1 given, 948, I years, bad st.W not been found Burial wiD be made in the Gil- volved am:amobile colli■ims • _He was lhe son of Mrs. Hannah Mr. P8J'80D.ll, a Jifetlme. sJdent of ·QiDUo-Jte. 1lbe COit tt1t1- Albert, 51, Rt. 1 Jacltson. more Cemetery, Mrs. Yost was a slippery roads while one man dild. re male la lo be - In - Accortllq lo lhe Sherill", G,bbs Johnson. Letart. and of Ille of the Pnetland ..... had Deorked member of the Middleport Pres- oboveling - iD Cloveland. , Ila C !ale William E. Jolmoon. Survhl- on dqrg;r boall of the sand IIDd wllh "'I- ol lhe Stale lie- -I repai-1, lhe 111'59 Cbevrobyterisn Church. The Gealljll CotmlJ ■-ill'• ol· ors 1ndude hla mother, 1 liOD, gravel oornpany for two years. ,W Coda, tbt fOIDIDlpiorlffl let driven by lllake lllllained rnin. . She Is SW'Vived by a aon, Elwyn flee <11Ued on motcriltl II Iha Euminatlone, ba&btbaU play• The climat, In this county, are Larry Joe: two daughters; Sarah He lllnived by damap .... the Albert blcl Aid. is three childVost Minersville and daugh- area today to bl Gtiaaet, .-.lul de R. beid every two mont,hs In tbe '1bt l!Ollllty 18 cnw II �scaped damage. No :.r1e: el'II 91. In gra schools. l Melgs County H�lth epar ent Ellen and Carol SI.II!; two �h- ren, Harold, of Portland; Juan- ters, �- George M� of Porn- as there was amt driftia,. 'l1ae D Vision lest.I, 284. tm , el'll, OonJe JonllOR. Rockford and it.a Perry of Parkersburg, and Nawertbta CID1 •WIii ttmcb o( l'Vllll JD were filed. ff eroy, Ml'll. Hilda F'rP.nch of Co- couoty got betweea four _. five Dalmlle r-nferences Roy Edward Johnson, Mason.: two !Ii&- om1 Coffman of Clinton, of der Ul'tel Dr. the held di by 109 un N co Sh . rection NpQrted , t Ohio, lumbus and Mrs. Vera Gilber of Jnches of new IDOW, The eri '■ Department a Blalewia lDcl l'oreman Danny rested .P'raak· Harrah of Middle- with tbe teachert bl the school,. Donnerberg, �rom the Ohio Tuber ters, Mrs.. Katie Hart;Letan, and and ril wife, AJeta Ball Parso.J. ne ville. The 40 mile per blur wlDdl Za s Jut nicht heck 'ftwn were 167 nuraJn11 Yilit, b,Y culoaia Ho&p1l:81 and the B en Mrs. Freda �wards, Hlddteport. Other su ive are 1bomplon. rv r, on a bad c three bro- Her husband, Charles E., pre- which luhed the state lhatleted . port 't!f warrant from Weat Virlfnla. He the Nunes under the Child Health FrantlJn Samtarium, Columbua. The body will be, taken to lhe tber1, Donald of Athens ; otmer ceded in death three years ago. windows, incllidiog a big plal,e ,, Doctor, reported UI eaaes o t home .of his sister, Mn. Hart of of Akron and K� of Columbus, Three IIODI are also decea&ed. glass one in the Eut Obit Gu Nura1nl Service. ii being beJd In county jail. . Rheumat� Fever and requested Leta,-t. S a t u r d • r morning and II grllDdcltild a Tw-loe yur Pla tic. E:>ilepttc. st 1, surv do Dog Ordinmee Wilt a ren. Mr. Par_____ Mn. Yo cbildre in 800 ived by Co. lnt1ldiq - ad. ,n IIDd and farmer • " worked unlU re gas Crl(opled CbUdren IIDd Cardiac Penlclllln eriroliment for the ,a- Friends may call � II gre lan Be Jn Okeel N · eight ll'and n aft CENTRAL ll'JN8 Cllnlco are held, In ■ddltion In lienta. There ore elevm per,ons of Ille ftrnaral. Tlw! L. G. Mohr weU �peralor before taking 1'1e ondcl!ild"'"' a olsler, Bessie Land· � ...,,,, er midnlgbt y_,.. gr Shortly b with sand Gr t and gravel The Fiftb l Funera1 Home of Pt., ·. Pleasant .la jo he the Eye Clbrla previously men· under therapy now. Central ade Schoo en Wamed. dot ownaa "'- the vi)). COJD· Sturgeon of Ft. Pleasant, and town reported twe inches of snow, pany. and Sixth grader, coached by llmoetl. .,,_ cllnlc, .,.. In The healtb c:ommlsllioner and ' In charge. qe that In Millpll- of a ______ brothers, hmes Miller of Atroa while Amo bad picbd op u o . --lled op Terry Ohlinger dumped Bob ltob- -1,y ....,,unltfe■ IIDd dilldreu n - •illled the Infirmary and I and William Miller of Lltbojtolia. inch . ordlnuoo, dop D11111 bl DILCHER CITED from today Marcl, 10 unlll Odo- ""'· s,pr limo boy, '8-D In the can bJ mwued by - local dil ,....lolY lests on 24 peraona. la lhe Toledo area lanj>er• o. • ' preliminary Jame, fl8IINI beforw I b e bealilo Dilclter, IB, Harr,,on. department. Twenty Jbree Inspection the F & finding AM two acliw. of __ bor L • . j' ville. Pomeroy - Pl. pJe._t indepeo,, cblld.-.. att.nded _ I - durina the alght fflllalnod __ WOI c,fed for puking on lour ellnlcs nunes aui8fed a local dnc:lor at I N I M Ile d mostly dear an lhe meraory •• dent cace till laol nlgbt .a """1e- _ In TB wort, llau x,roy, ..i.Je<t the Bedford Reereallooal Center �.,!� the highway by the Slata Pa� Artioos By Cloort down to a chilly II then,. ColnmC. ::.:1n....a,· pful 1,973; IUlpaettd ca-, n; Non and toot 24 blood lesta, tmdlrq J!: Hip Smoot. ll Ponte- Th�y and was to appear m � JH:"90DII were fined tltla bu, and Chesapeake dropped lo ad. laba to the eounty dog roy JunlOI' that dward 8llllOUD0ld ----· M e,p County Court lod,y, mornmg m local <"OUDly court by ,._ N>ereuloua palbololJ• ti� none reactive. ......._. .-- An npeue lee wfll �Wff No roy . F AM wil ge . ___.. .... and o w Lod 16' l _____ • Judge Emmett E. Peaples. doe of fo r ca total bl DurinJ !Ito yur ..., ...., IJocton ,.,..._ lo paid 11111n a I, ourMAIi awtGIID A -1 high pn,ssure ridge wu . hold a ipecial meetlttg Monday -uAD CALLE D Oll...-o NYen , J&\:A -• �...,. �---- MOITIS was fiined Vemereal Diseue. ed -.i !he The P ezpeded to move in today • a 1 for an h p m I . . M llepart A � boinfl dlolJIION'I u The Sanllortan asslJfed In num7 3 � 7 ,30 - The Racine emergency ,quad 125 IIDd cosla nn • ciletlon of anlling bl • ___ _ ment ba1 a lair weau.er', but nu . c lns a pe om was cnlled lo the home of Jennie speeding by !he Ohio Stale Patrol ·lll ...., oudlneu ' pu . erou, llll and hea Ibo _ _ lo blic "81 ia ln lubercolaolo l !ta T Southern of Rt. 1, lllddllport, on � Ohio 'l\lberelllolll h spected UetinRed ea cl and ,.... District Deputy Grand �aster Holter, Raclne at 7 p. m Wednts. and James K . Dilcher was fined w� , ting 88 in ir&d as es PAMWIBI, IAIIIAGBf northw t w s mon fu • charge of reckleu -atfon. Erie al ollor appru-v•I .,, malting NS lnspectjons. m Jerald B. Holl of lroolnn w,n be day evenmg. Mn. Holler, wa, suf. IS nod coslA no a charge of pltal A lnspedloa officer. There will lerlng frmn flinela IIDd waa lake,, :,arklng oo Ille highway by the off Lake e . In"' '" lonlgb allll - a,pper He will appear befoN Mayor I, ,-/ffll from the c.m.y Com- con,uitatlons IIDd loot 81 waler lo be-■beld.11 Jqp Wohon Laqne Cborle■ 1-r Salurd■y nlpl. ' " Cloudin will t be work In Ille ...,.nd degree. to Holzer hospital. OSP. teal, . club -- near - IIGatloJ ------Sa.,:,y and temperolures and mod -'-- -----------followed by relresbmenlA. All evOllln&, lbrd, 13111. All _,. LOCAL TEMP wIIJ era1._ ter Mam.;. are inv;fed "' Mas ber■ are ...... lo - anJ ..,.. lemper■ture at the 1-YSIS • atleod, Sec.....ry Allen C. Hlh, • brfq � llarYinl - nt seo11on of - and Mecunie■Sr. .. Auxiliary Planotog f p. m., "- per plale, ■aid Willi, ,t, In at _, wn 15 The local depa,lment Pff Ria,, IIDd Clerit •Rea/,trar, . Meetin March 13 degree& st1e■ dw. AnlllonJ. _....I, .....,. - availal>lo 1o the Boulab Strauu. Lodlea Awtilfary J , MEQ � B. AL , . The Jfelp Water ,,._.,, ttaveral '"1 explros, • . h • . .. lla,io . c·, . Fire Department will meet foe � _..,., ' 1 " Pregram "':'•,i, : ��( ::" �f' •':' 7 p. m. J b arc � omei of • · • of lasle IIDd ...0 lhe drtnkJna local 11.136. leu In stale aid was not set high enough lo appro\ · · . i>urtal t y : Dena Zwilling, Pome- this year, the executive lleCl'e- priate all available fimds to lhe tion sale planned for Mardi %1 Pomero Ptmu · � . rea:iltrar WIUI' Teltl tam totaled GI Guilty OD three counl&--burglary, larceny .,Dd• mmt bl illued· liJ the M&lstrar roy. IIDd James Hawle 8 ma, .,_;. laued lo fond hes been mo,ed back lo the Mony, Middle - lary of the Ohio Education Auo- dlsbida. llclou, destruetlon of property owned by Georg,r· lteith lota1ed ill before • bodJ .., be Interred port. . day •lotion ,a;d today . tlal s. Di.trlcts reorgnrti,ed prior meeting. -wa the l!!IY Nl"dlcl returned against Jack L. Meek, Ourlag lilt !Ur 11N there """' . . _____ · T. c. U"Keele 18,1 !hat lhree 18 a IIUal"alltee of 00 1os, of .,.,. Amillary memben also an22, BL 1 Ga!Jlpoll9 It 5:10 p.m. Thunda:,, � p&rlOmle( ol tho local de- 181 death, In ' the cow,ty, ma in ,- oaused Ille dlslricl,, funds. noun<ed that plans for an Easter Ilg Ooiinly Common Pleas,Jadp ·Jolul�e. - 8-u I""'· ••IMddlll• t.•lllt-lloallll - hem, Cardlo-Vucuiar-Re WOMAN DL c , i CulA to Meig., County IChool, ea.a.,. will be � al the M,n. ,. , � � defendant lo sheriff's custody unW 10 a.m, � aow, nurm. J... oal, US; Cancor. 11; PnewnonlA Mrs. W. L. R.....U of Pomeroy u,- ecal and e,empfed villa111, to 1ooe in Ille amount of aid. lnclt,d, Pomeroy. 16.0II less, and day � Ail 11111D1ben • l<l Mondq for_ NDtenclng, following the two ,hour doUbera. lllv■!il, 11. N. ■nc1 llatlno - a: Acc,ldonl! t, etc:. Hnmlcide 1- � ,r111cally ill at the home of hor Ill 1� as , Bedford. 1852 Jen. Euwn ll.'24 w-ged ., allead. . rt (,1.r, 41- ,I!.. ••· ,.._\l!IIJ!lr� •jrloollitll• ... .1,•, !iP illllL " ,.• . , 1. - - - ,■11- -IMi • 1trllh11 """ · ·- - - no tJOn of wool, dacron, rayon and orlon blends in all the newest check•, plaids 1 1 k PU COPY i::. Man-tailored styles for young men! ho,n s mall boys to quite "grown-up" boys. NI boys can be handsomely outfitted here for Easler. To holp them bring their ap­ pearance to the peak of perfection for this traditional dress-up occasion, we've assembled the widest and smartest selec­ Size 6 to 12 Size 14 to 20 If I ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, ftlday, ltlarcb 10, 1181 1 By Cortley and Sandess / 0-t«I To The lnlerellfl O,ft. Mq..Alo,on ..4 r• Ann�al Report For County lncluc!�s 1960 Activities '1 Suits Mrs. E. 0. Rall entered Hol• :ter Hospital this week for sureery tnday. 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