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MAY 21-29-30 ''ALL IN A Nl�HT'I WOIK04 With Dean Martin and Shirley McLaJne HARDTOP Auto. trans. Radio 1111d h ealer. Gold snd white finisb. VB - Std. trans. Appearance good. 4 DR. SIDAN __ sTAT,oN WAGON _ i ; \ I 11 . , ' · Work Of Women In Church Of Christ Reviewed Tbe Loyal Wom<n'■ Clau of lhe Mlddlapo,t Chul'<h of Clnilt met regularly Thursday evonlni at lho church _,ed by the ident, Mn, Oacar Roi.lib, and folhwed with the devotional per· iod, 'Ibe IVeniOI prayv WU llliYen by Mn. Dallu IJghUoot and lln. Earl Smith md mlplure from p..im,. "Women of the Cburcl>.• talron from the book. ''The Women of �h• BJble," wu 1iv• by M r a. Erne,t Lallance who allO natl "T h a n k God For Wort" frolll the Loolmlll paper. A panel iun, "Women of t h e Church," ,... held with 11n. llauall, 11n. Will Reynaldo 111111 11n. Fred Gardner portlclpatlq. Older women of the church were ....,ailed and !heir for I b e church l'ffiewed. A llemorial - of ,crfp­ tw-e and .,..... .... eondueled by llr■• Fred L Gardner fw 11n Sldnoy Picken■ • decelNd men,. ber, and lln. Edword l'lmcll, teacher of lhl dua, whe allo . dlad ,-tlf. 11n. - ...a ol - Ille In ""' -­ or.I.al whlcll •• clONd with pray­ ; er by 11n. WW Bradford. lln. RoUBb preolded .... lbe bualw• _.., - nports ,_ ""' allicen and wen beord. Mra. Homer Jones, Mn. Min­ erva Cbllden, Mra. David Dant, , Sr.. lln, LeoA MeilBlbulJ who wUI be the holteu111 for n • z t ' month'• ......., ..... .... ..... 1960 DODGE DART s1 995 1957 DODGE 2 dr, v., __$11 95 195 7 FOR D CUSTOM $695 1956 CHEVROLET 4 dr $795 1956 DODGE ROYAL. $895 ......... I 1956 FORD 2 DR. SEDAN $695 4 DR. SEDAN __ 8 cyl. Radio and .heater. Std, tram;1nission. New car trade-in. 6 cyl, Sin. shift. Black and white finish. Good mechanical (:Ondltlo n A appearance. IIR. IIDAN __ Radio a nd h eater, auto. trans. Nice appearance. Exicellent eonditioD, Std. trans. VB engine. TRVCKS 1 957 CHEVROLET I TON CAB & FLAT BED 6 cylind er . 4 spe,ed trnnsml.ssion. 1 954 CHEVROLET 2 TON CAB & CHASSIS 2 Wlnl'\vo\tldn'l lovi! to be out in the sun, wearing lhese eool and COlotful c1re.1.... Necklines are bared to eapture 'Ille 1 954 CHEVROLET 2 TON CAB & FLAT BED D spe d transmissioQ - 2 spe d axle. 8.25x20 tires. 1 960 GMC ½ TON EXPRESS e Berkshire Frocks "°"' •nd HI 01lf 1li1111111ful ltff Hlectlail. · •1ne.COmlillll Collon !·- �- m JHIRl's R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. MIDDLEPORT 1 -'l'O- eontrfbuUnc ;., 1.95 11111 2.95 11 11111 .,.i,ai - need - ■tyi ed for "' . • . Come In !. 1'2S Jo 2411 ' Also Woman's Sizes 38 to 44 OTHER DRESSES , . 3.95 to 16.50 . :Be ftl'l(ttl �ee _AU YONP· S•leallps l'rolil' E I b e rf�e:,1 :·c1:s : I n :p .., � l t • •• '� . '\ .... '. ..... , ··., ..• • Coau, Dan Miller Dw:ta. Larry Komaa Kay Jenkimoo, Ray• l fm! Pullins, J� Kay Rattlf!; Part.,, Wllllam f..uaene, Fife. Un mood Kioea, Jame. Reed Koenig Dori, Mar1r R1N!, Rosetta ,H da C,ral Jl'ormt , BettJ Lou Gil- David l1errill Konlu:lgbl, Davl :I RichardA, Bonnie Jean Rife, Jult, more. Janet Bryon 11.amtr, Mai 1 Rlchard Long, David RuueU Lv· ith Ann Sauer. Wilham �· PoweU Harrah. J..... llarr�. l one, .kdm Edward Lyon,, 0..,.1 S.11'l, WilJ;am M. Slobart, llldl­ Walter Murray lllrrla, Jipnl Malik, William Howard Mc l ard Nolan Swockhamer,_ CIJda - U.rl, Doniel J..-pb Hlndy, Cool. Kam, s"' Md!lhlnny, .... Ta,w, Clyd• Albert -Tayler, JIIDN Milton Hood, Larry Roger Dora Darlene, McKte, Connie Mu!- Robert JI' Van('(,oney, llarti11a llolchar, Jamt1 Hortcm Hoyt, ford, Frances Lou Pettit, 8uwl Ann Ward and Janice �t.ui. - ' Baoald G. J-. EJlJabeth PuUeo. Frederick Eu Zirkle Jo.!Lee • �. ·• f . ._ . ,,_., To Tb�OI TM MelpMaon .4,..,, Ollio, ·Police Have Confession Of Station Holdu From Hall p 1 I FI0Cks Of Freed0ffl Riders NO\V Expected TO Go South w. :is�ag:n.l'OOID� ,. 1 --d's arned RUtUU& en1ors OfG . reatDangers ij w llmlti, I l'reedom. 8 df d G fnlo Artil)ery r::; After June 7 � - � ball, p....io.aly ,. ; "!, ' ' ·.�• . adven':: l/.vlnC g: :..amba:w-� Ohio \V1th Record Lows � I Veep's Suh Bem N ed g B11dget Holds The i $76 Million for Racme Dam g1,,: At Texas pOJ.Di =: �:�te�:: fir1impi: t. td,er.faced \Veatber ' ' ��= bettenmld tlult. n.n,.. ,... I I tfl eadllqlaTltoo. I Winter Back Cbarges May Come Out Of I Recent' Wreck r: Six Whites . g HeId Bem wasl Sh00t1D .. g President Signs Latin America Aid . r1 ::!or:'"" :; Mr.' ______ , faced Grun • Are ftl'tlllp l Capt1ves Back Jn Cuba s,"1 = ;::;::r- speaker 'lblndtl .,... llold ' I y ent1ne a1 West Virginian, Wife Are HeldloJail Without Bond lrotn ,. e Pupil In Test �..:s;:;;:;-· ; dau&I>­ Miss Parker Highest Meigs p,.,. Sizes Misses Sizes 1 2 to 20 Ii " _ _ _ _ .,, 11n. Lallance, lln, Smltlt, llr■- Uptfoot. 111d 11n. Bluett wlllll lll'L Winnie � boefeu. I II ' ' ' � "' w. ipt the ..... 1e Iha following. 'l'bomal B • l t f ADdlraoo, .,_ Wlllllm BNJ. Darreli Ll!it:! ..... John Nclwd Swiler, - D,_ ao,le■, P■lricla Ann Blllltle, PhyW. Ka, Boltic, Randall - -· Albert Frantlla lkyat, ..,tltia Pearl ButdNr, DmaJd lladq Call, EYelya LauJ,e -• O>ri■l1no 81 a apecfal number. lnvoeat.loo to the aerviee •• given by Rev, Raymon Konkrigbt, pastor of the Heath Metbodalt. Cl!o,ch, and the benedlcllon by Rev, Donald Boone, pastor of the First Bapllll Cbureb. Dlplomu were presented b y Superlatelldent YcComu with AlIred A, Scarben)'. prlnclpel .....i. Ko..... Kay Jenldn.... .... of Mr. ■nd Mr■. Cluilt Jenk inacm WU honored U the NCOalJ blpell ranl:IDI - ■nd recetv SUB tSUSIEJ P.uutn ed a 11200 ■cbolar,bfp _, ltio Grande. A1ao honored, wa■ David Rusetll Ly-. ... ol llr, and lln, Jbu. aeU Lyma, who wat honored H lhe higbut rmwng boy ., the - - --------------------------------------------------VOL XIII NO. S$ 5e PER COPY " Saturday, Ma7 27, 1961 c1.... Pomen,y-Mlddltport. ----------------------------------------Rev, George B. Tolley, of -----------Jamestown, New Yort, IJ)tfler t for the ......i.e. challenged the MIBs Sue Parker, daughter of class to live their Uvea aa ind\. Mr. and Mra. Homer P a r k e 'I', vlduals, wbich bl the natural way, Rutland, received the highe.«. a1 we are all different by nature, score in the Meigs County Scboo r or the way we . respond to situBystem in the Eighth Grade Stall! atlons. .. • 1 teslJ given this gpring. She rank- He ,pr,:.ce about "lbe Voice which he said, n:, the Echo doea ed in the 99th percentile. Her teachers are her u n c I e , receive back what it �ds out, i Herbert Parker, who is also prL'1 and should carry the evidence ,,f ,[',,, cipal, and Homer Wells. She ha; thought and understanding and beftl spelling champloo two years not mass thinking. of Rutland Elementary: playefi He said that freedom to cbane'3 five years in the junior band, four patterns of life UI neceuary to of which she was aho in the Ru,-- progreu and distinguishes w land High Schoo] Band; was soJa. fmn other forms of nature. Jst in "A Trumpeter's Lullaby,·• The speaker Mid, "We havr. at the Spring CODcert, la a mem• powers of observation and immQJ!• Warren s. H�n. chll'(ed with the armed robbery of her of this year's Meiga All-Cou'l- inaUon, and shou1d use lliem and the and Pomeroy Landmark service ,talion early yesterday soul, ty Band, and ls in the Meigs Coon- keep our freedom of the morning, ave a signed conlelllion of the crime to Porn• ty Junior Drum and Bugle Corps not surrender our Voice. We must 1 I eroy Cblef of Police Jed Webster P'rld•y afternoon. .and she attends the Church ol not heL'OID8 as an echo which on .y WASIIINGTON 111Pll - � Affidavits of armed robbery are on file today ag>inst l\ repeats what it has heard beChrist. dent Kennedy • both signed the 26 year • old Hall • our• and Ill; for attractive think 19-year-o.ld should but fore, I e g o R is b Her and teaclier ' wife, Shirley. The1 are being held In Meigs County Jall lion aid bill for Latin - t,. Roush. She also wa11 band mu- se1ves and accept responsibiliites without bond wailing and said • ..id _-.• day appearan bl Meiga County ce Court. us." tn given cot for two yeara when she wa11 that are 1 Webater Chief nbe ,aid bu and more Jftt1PrC1D1'· ··1' ''atronger was apeaker 1re three and four vears old, and h11, ' Intrf\duclng ' Inn Hlpway tho .. near GalllpoU. ceiv<d a nport from Gallipoll& bemispher<. serYed 1:r5 Band {'(]Uncil represti'n• Wllllam Sfobart, president of the 7 on • Rue Police that I.be .32 calibre autoKennedy liligned 6t ••••• tattve for Rutland Elementary I class. malk, plat.JI which Hall elledpd- lnvelllptlont ""' being made law ., lllart bl& "eUl•""' "" into ly held on Service Statioa Alt.md- bf the Pomeroy Police Depart, progreu" program Ill tOCIIII 95 YEARS OLD TUESDAY - Bob Carson of the Fos• ant Ray Hummel Mille 1i. nib- ment "' loa!,i U Ball could bave economic ,ewna irr L■llll' ter Rest Home in Syracuse, looks over one of many bed the Landmark -loyee of �..� 1111'� ca. 'l1le bill alee provide, ._ "'1!, • in or W: cards he received Tuesday in remembrance of his 95th S130 is a 1tolffl weaJPl. IKlll for loam to help 01n. l'flbllij' CUET BRADl'ORD birlhaoy Ever the wit - he has been widelv read in 11 ••• reporlea that Ball .... ...- ....._ ...., cle\ aataled by 0 ·:: past years as a newspaper contributor of humorous ar- dlslwnorably di8'barged from the ,\lier ;1 .. . "IOlbtl■rtl!al boiled He 111 . 1 ticles based on piont:er hardships in Meigs County - aervice about a. 1D011tb ago. Ball tire, an a ed ct the to eontributioo con even Twenty-s OC ra Or JACKSO N, Miss . (UPI) S rter Tuesday "I am gonna ■uppo,edly Btole Ille gun lnim • Landmark Statton and the ti,.. epo cameraman-r ;;; the told he 1 Ille We of the le 'ldlll � hfreedom rid�rs" sat in a downt?wn j�il to�ay re sing live to be a hundred, or die trying." Carson, born, relative 1n Wilaonburg, Va., were btalled, bl held tbe ltolen j segregap ol. the t • MtsSisSip breaking gua on Rummel and robbed the grea to pay fines imposed for . raised and becommg elderly on Leading Creek, served authorities 1aid. to expected was ndes Hon kws. A new w.� ve of prote5l bis co\lnty two terms in the Ohio legislature, 1919-1922; An ntant dragnet of Ohio waa c:aab register, ll Es dlarged. N � �o� Pmi&mt l s ' " ep the south durmg the weekend_ ean, • 'I.,.:: was a rural mail carrier eight years, and did a similar begun early yesterday morning 1'e &unman theri put Humme W two and Thll 25 Negr:i�-the �\·.(' here "to take the law in!() thel� I tour of duty as justice of peace in Rutland township. when Lapdmark station attiifant : Kms a' ican t ... • •i men Friday Wfll'E' given 60· �Y ov,11 hands and to engage In OJ)tln ----�--��-�- -Hummel was robbed at gun:pi,tnt. door. A customrll' bwd Hnumel al leaders o� � ,_.,. wft,,'. suspended jail Sf>i,l ences end flnPd defi.ance of the laws of MisHummel baa aince identified Hall 0 "'00 each by City '""'' Jame, I slsslpp,." Cadet William B. Bradon!, " """" the ·- al the Wlt'lo � 0 tbl! the man who held him ... w . h eu re h r Spencer on breach of �ec ! The defense haJ asked for a di1 l ed im IOll of Mr. and Mrs. Walla_c" Houae. .._ � . Hall ad hls wife wen� �rwt d" W cha rges growlni;: out of their St' l eradtont. Im Btffnell-av, Mll'l The �- IOl.s .li..., re<-r. l �d verd1ct of acuitts:l.--t1aying • ('1 • i ·1 Sta� Ohio tbe by y custod tnto i ..,, In wed....t.y•• "freedom the an-..ts ..... mad& ' dleport. wlll he waduated J,ne,7 �r. former � .;1,i, bs- ' � . lrol less than a hall how, elter the . rn:lea" lnto.1,� M•a1lu1ppi capita' cat1se or racial Issues lm10JvNJ. i u, , ·, from the U. S. Military Academy , Dwight D. �. was reported to the Meigs Dr. Boyd D . U:oward, chairman of the �epart ment of robberySh Negro attotnev Jack Young selfl The motion was denied, ommended the de, •..,... Jft' at Weal Point. s. Y. Couny , erifrs Department. He' • • Education at Fairmont State College, delivered a well ofter the two-bonr court lf!ssk,,, 1 Cadet Bradforri Will be commi,;. gram. and hil 8POWl8 were arrested a1 1 hi received speech .to gra1Juating students of �utland High the riden agreed to stay in jail It would provide for • mr.t� sioned 8 second l,eutenant· m Ar 1 School last evenmg at com1!1encement exercises. ' 'as a means of c��ng attent�� c' tillery and will l'fcelve a bachel• in loanl � �. t i e Dr. Howard congratulated th to others the rond1borui in Ml<t' lloa;tt Inter De,�i _ Amerit!an �t dislurbe� greatly am I . senlon, "I I or of scienCE- d+'gree At We class of 1961 :wt told Its mer:1sJsslppl." $ Bank d by the crime W 3ve among t h e I an OI mlllilla fai .... Point he was active in lhe debate bers "(lpportumfy today IS as But Young indicated the youth of America It and forum ski and cam from the InttrnatJaml �... • #. t'OURCil I lntel'llilltloaal Pre89 U■lkd BJ b close as u t! mt it, would 8001' be heed Oil appeal ':!' The speaker a l� gave a brief I Winter nrtwned to Ohio Friday era clubs, a ml'mber of the staff �inislration.__� :� I =is� d on. your ,1 Wl O you i bonds. For eaeh day in jail. outline of values we inherit btt I terrpera I of the Rowib:er, the academy's hon bas been � -- low record brought and I It was made (;k.ar by Dr 8of� I '3 Is dedtu1ed from the '200 fine take lightly, suc:1 as lnher1lano..'ll i'ilb I yearbook, and on the hop and sa- Orgabizat� of AlmriclD ... • Our�ie3 snow even and tures that he feels never before in OU. ' The riders thus Cfluhl remain C011· for p]amunc purpo&eL of educal:ion inheritance of the cial cttmm1ttee. it we clo'ile re a 80 country's history ) I ced grim-f (U� -Ten MIAMI a ys a d five ' fined for 111 dayr. After at ua., and religious Constlio U.S. reporttd Snow flurries were . Appoint.eel to the academy "i� Charg:ea of reckless operation Bellefontalne in West-Central Ohio f In Jail, they cou'd be removed !A) Cuban invasion captives returned to losin� our national her1ta�e , s' nner Representativr. Thomas A o the Hinds County prison farm for to Rav�, today to report to Pre- 8 h e r I t a g I th1t c!IIM abo 11 Preceding Dr. Hoyd's talk, the are expected lo be filed agalnat ! and It Cleveland. Jenkins CR-Ohio1 Bradford was a mler Fide, Castro on the success tbrough great Slruggles and good Proce QR& work on a road �BnK, relude by the Joe Addison Smitb. 53, of Albany, Both ColumbuJ. and Cleveland cadet lieulenant durmg his senior • sst l end P . t Negro leader,; in Nashville, of their tractors • for-prlsoner1 deeds. He told he audience and I Senior band wen! presented 'JlJ!. 0. followin1 a recent wreck CJD reported record low temper.etures year. He is a 1957 graduate of 81D Tenn.. and Atla.nta indicated, deal mlsalon in the Uolted Sl!1ttJ. invocation was g i ' e n by Rev. Mulberry-av ID Pomeroy. early today, The mercury dropped Middleport High School The ''negotiating" g r o u p. meanwhile, that "freedom rides" ----Carl Herring :,nd the respcm� The Pomeroy Police Depart- to H It e a.m l!:ST wday in Coi.:: dres sed Jn the aame combat fathe during could be expected I ment 11ald the car operated by hanbus. by the choir. ))_ old record waa , 38 weekend. At least ()08 was a!mod Uguu they were wearing when k d pal two to <nl veered 36-yea Smith rec 949 In Ht e ' r-old In 1 . A Two selections, "One World" DALLAS, Tex. fUPU - Tau at this city, center of bard-cor..: they arrived a week ago, t o o k .I I and ''A Bird .Fww " by Clokey cars. One was owned by \V!'lliP.r was broken in Cleveland wh2n the from j al off Miami's Jnternatton went to the pon.. today to ,Jlick • I 9egregatlon In Mississippi. ted b '111 Girls En Cleland of Racine and the other tflmperature fell to 88. The old A It a.m EDT ! irport at by Joaepb Thome, Jr , of M,n- record waa ... Charge■ .._ ::1!'";;:: ben�ct;. B� a gray and alny _day, �� � ' i Spencer handed down hls deci• Other temperature rearlings ln ._ en by Rev, Herring. pastor of ersville. j o the me l arriv a a when U' Unlike . slon after a brlaf reces1·· ill Iba $125 -amage were Toledo 33 and Zanesville . Approximately the Rutland Methodist Church. 9 chee the 38 walnut-paneled courtroom, whlcl1 � � Smith Ala o. party bad I ftgbtioc duufet 's vehicle Fair and dry weather was .in , !UPP - Duriog lhe pMFentaUon of the was incurred to MONTGOMERY, � • u1 p a com , on ve Ca a 8 seats only 121 pHSOna. The m.u- .,, ,!., Six white juvenile, were held to- Senior class• .rexecuthre Res,!- while Cleland's and Thorne'& c!lrs store for the state today, althcugh ' r d _ • . . . to wiu, . • a statement relatnqo IOd lrlen s saw 1nem I1 day In connection with shooting of·: George M. DallH presented Ire were damaged. an estunatei ...1st sa1• 1 m melpa1 Jt.... 1 -=. ..... temperatures were expected to About 25 to 30 persons were . le8 It was a race between "4 jau16,. Congressman. Walter Moeller It appeared the rl riders came an Integration leader Thursday phies to �aledictorial p a t t y No injuries were reported. Smili:t remain about 15 degree!! below tbe representative of Ohio's loth db- millionaire financier amt # on :� houri after a "'freedom riders" Rife and Sa]utatorian LarTy Hruf· probably will appear this eve- nonnaJ seasonal level. Th: trict, Friday announced Bureau of lege professor, Both s:re ciiL.an• yotmg Cubans - bus arrived ln Montgomery man. He also ,:ecognized C1afllt aing before Pomeroy Mayor Char- �emperatures � not pl un� the Budget approval of the full tive. expreued confidence the deal Rev. Solomon S. Seay suffered President Betty Arnold, V I c e lea Legar. quite so far tonight and mdd $76 mllllo11 for !he Racine Locks The candidates � � Sen. invoMq Bllpply of 500 U.S traet wound when he fltilpped President Bobb1 Arnold, and Sec- I a weather was predicti!d for Sunday ---. � and Dam projed on the Ohio William A. (Cowboy BUIJ ' . mu,. tora In return for release gf some out his front door and, W,ft'i met relary,-Treuurer Sue NeJIOR, afternoon. River, ley, 6Z, I Democrat. and ....... 1,200 <!aptured Cuban invaders I , O WOUId go lbroURh deapUn moon•. by pnflrtl. He said the blast came Maud Brew an,I MargaN!t Smt!h John Tower• ss, Wlle lican nnned m 1 Co H ouse .lUO:: While .. from a passing ear loadt-d with were honored for lZ years of per TWO CITED . . Ing U S. opposition as professor of � signed . • its I feel atta,danc,e· youths, Patrol h gre.wnan Moeller of . suppor ,. ..... m.� ' The Slate Highway we Wicbla u stem MK! ' Louis Enrique Morse. captain of at )e'C , 4, for the huge co.:ii-truction pro ' ' 2.,, Author1tlea would not release ConHnae4 fair and warmer to- cited, Lawrence, R. Wolfe, . , the lhlp used aa a transport in tht Falls, . to nm and advised him that the Anny ln na ea acme for :r�: nlpL lllglt fodav 65 rps of Enginr."rs will ask for Botb· uodidates tlOBed eat � BJ Ulllted Prell laleruUaaal April 17 Pig's Bay invasion tolrl !119 m n:.�:°:e o C : "':' . e:s�:":u� a 1 ll Amerlean motorisb jalt'med auembla:l new&men the delega-ias congressional authoriuiti� and campa_igns Frklay night w t T' and '•treated in the = and y Monda n.lght .... t alon Af t h televl � • for Saturday tlon waa ''very pleased" at the tile h ghW l p iation for the proJect M statew . courae of buslnesa of the Mont;1;ougbby 22 Be� into Meigs appro l' � eoolet 18 the long Memorial DB)' hoUd117 WNk- BUCcea Of ' their ransom mission. d by President Ken- Both said they were confident ai recommende , . ,petw � County gomery County Juvenile Cvurl.'" ('1__ "I ng fr end but the accldell\al death rate He ■a� !hey boped In lhe ,future victory. ______ nedy, AlthOIJgh the city wao outwardly \Al , waa running less than h1.·o an to be 4IVffl more pleased. calm today, there were chergea DE f' ILM In making this announcement, • hour. "W• S stated. MoeUe, Congre,s,nan of 11,e llldd1-<llemben by Negro leaden "''' National I A . Ualted lnt..-atlonal ldenticaJ 8100 will now cedouhl, oo, ,/forts •• Pomeroy Rotary club dined Ill Guanlsmen ...,. beinB "dbco,rt tount showed only 'II blghw 0111" to jailed members ol the At 1 .m., Sanday. 1 ,anc1e tllplahed pe8'8 will be latro• obtain the app1opr\ation from the Martin Restauranl Trklsy 1 Juued fa. Fines James A. Roush flf Racine retalltles from the start of the � •eek• Common ita Jua'ge h C. "freedom ridera. f congress in ofCrer to slart aclu ii evening. then nt?Ved to the Obit w ll mrt fonnlq: dtortly after ••• " Jo n P s cenUy completed buJldlng a boat IIOOII end: at 6 p.m local time Fru:lay 8aC!On --at � Fuel Gas Co. offieel to view a ba1 ftned two Odt of atate W will mardl from 'l'IIH Enrla Zepp, dlredor uf &ht construction on thi� project dock just above the Racine Park until 9:SG 1.m. ED,:. date. l ad- fibn, "Washington At Work. •'bsapossib In e Aft., ever lpnee S&., _. dwu Ol» lllaMlieal Seetely, will pre- earliest on meb '100 and cost, each that will bold 14 boatll. 'nle new leeead TWO J'AILED Two penona dkll fa mlacellat\eempt t at to have ed on the "Kiplinger Letter'' fM. Ave., lo I po1u W.... NIii a plaqu le tbe eily of Gal- dilion I will again ..___. st 11 �• be ....,. ., uuz tragt!cliea for an overall total charges of mallcioul destruction The M8'ga County S!Jeritts t)&. dock will be called Roush Landad· ture. for WW � . • llpoll,. hoaortq ... "" fK "' the $75,000 authnrizafion Of per,ooal property• partment art'e!lted two persona JnK· GI 21. ,.. l'Hh 0�111,_ design and •--• ud ha,. eveat tba& nwb4I 1M ••lq van«' engtneerir,g •Y - .._ Arnek1 Poindexter and RobLEGION TO MEET be- durJna, the put 14 'houI'll, Taken The owner said boat apaces s, One of the Yictlma wu '1-yearwork raised to fl�.ooo. which I nl&a. we 1 Will iam Swisher_ Comrn,mdf:!r Wa ate O C r ee a- am assured by tJ C.orps of Er:Into cllllody and being :teld in will be rented according to the l re m progam wm be of tlla lllo MI old Darleqe Reed, who died early : � A I p f on rges J B � i1 r Amerlcan Legion fQst: 121 the I b of l , fo ..._ acon • Meip County jail today were Ira lize of craft,, He ii also in tbe Saturdaf ol sMoke ilhalation In W · · • " g· could profitably be used rm la ,.. � lda oitllenuee ■■cl ,.. be Atto ting w ed al1 Legion ' mem· ■ aa b requested � .. playetl '1 die elJ ID hi- thi, ftlJ Pro!ecu rney Allea Adkins, 118. Golhen, O., Oil process of building a ramp hlto •an anaH--+ hritllding ·fire in year. OaJ,. ..... ... lq l l■. Fu llenanl and IIU:lillary '.11'11J11au wtvee hers, their --- , MIU. Sixty penoas c•--•lng and unIoa• a cbarg1 el. �Mng wblIe lntoxl- Ille water Ior w.u D ----,,. -n. o. T ber, .. G■--· lllll eonc, rt M. � fl'Nlde•I of - a e membera to mer.t et the Legion catecl, and Curtis Siu, cm a 1. Ing boats lo and from trailers. ft� -I memlter the bulldiq. were drtviJia of Ille G lllpalll Oiamller ■f f'o• ME G G NERAL HOSPr . •, home ■ £.R C/dLBD a Sunday ev"!•ning at '1 to at• I S E The dock Is 90 feet lonR, paracharge of Intoxication. ._....., hl■ ctrD War c•IUlal _.., �• _ h O -1. t .1.n.e ..1..81! Tbe 111..,.port -...tend ••_ ,., ,..... , 5 .:f· -----. l:IIUl'1,:ll &el"1Jces at fbt. a. lie! t.o the Ohio RJver. Roush mAdmissions - Merlln Schiveler •• -.-.,. will IN IDlltet ti · � Unit Wwered I ealJ te SERYICU CIL\NOBJII ill p b w �=· At t .m. a Wfet •inner tends to sell Alhland out oard Collunlllta,. Pomeroy, Kay McClintock, Rs- ut,I· tburch. -V.:ord WU reoeind b1 fiwlc1I tit J1met Baker relldenct in MAD BIG CONTRIB1JTJON Go-MIi. Gaa and OU at the dock NINIDOllM. JD1B01.L8 IN 8CRQOL _... U Ga Lafaytlle a. elne, and Daisy Stoneking, IUIJ .. _,,..,. I DAIi ES SALAAM, Tang,mylu here ye,terdey tbal fuwol .._, jlutlimcl th!■ -.In& at 9,0,, A ti ... .,_ ..ti tel lo ..... - "-,.::.r- Grande. he said ....... • Jack llac<m, ..., al Mi'. a a d .,. le, c.,ieW.,. ,..._ u ... Jul/uo Bellnlll I bmer local pbyalclavlcei 1 (IJPJ>-The Roctteleller - called. ,.. Disoha,g" - Keith Ridenour ..,___ John a..o, of Mlddlepot< man. • membtl- " Ille Na&hul Un.. bu ecmtrlb•1tt'd mm tltllft -- -)llddleport res1dent· .who died ,1.__ __ ...._... II KMsa, Ci.., ,,, Mo. ....,... Throoghaul the day free naat Cheater; Abbie Stohart. Pome- Ii ,_ Chll Wu -••• ti fl, -- M.\BIIWIIE . Al'PUCII.TION - to Tnganylka'o ... attocAL Tll:MPS addn,"' H� Coo.g., . King, Po-..roy; !tr (li, twiJbu■ IIIAIIMlay Denn1tt - ,.,._, It, Ml rleuitul'II oo11eg,, t wa■ an- The temperetore in ......,., , ....... D. C. bollt,ir .,..._. rldet wlD .. ...a11a... at lhe roy; Mn. Ed will !>ti Ka , n■u :;uy, today - .. Dr. 11erri11 •- e.uu:, - al ,._ INI ti - Kay McCllntock. Racine. an� M,s lbert Is fflS P-, - Ill la ll!ddl,port • - dleport, USU' and llorts M• ....,..i Frjday. The 11,iat.OOO IMMlnest district at C1aJ,o - and "'" ol Rutland. llo. wlll N eomp!et,d by 1ll6S. wu 3ll degree,, with rlt RJce. II, )ll4dlejlon. IDDouneed. ti 11br1o11a Ct11ep. C11Mr .,_ ._.., f,. Death Rate · g Low Runnm 0n HighWa' ys Just Recelvedl A New · Shipment of Women'• -tor llatter7 - � !� bel\tr ,fil ,r:-" � � J®!hlul ■tylea. ... Rambert he daM WU dlrected by llrt. Dorothy t.cey ID the liDgins two awnben, "Homeland," and "PraJN Of Our Alma Mater:• The)' nn ■-compall.led by Jlldy Butcher, a member ol the clau Tbe Senior Bond dlncted by Eugene Sean played, "Grand March" by Grundmaa u the pro....-I and "SUver MGon·· by tte:u":�I N!!li!!l!i. !! l!!lJ I If :,ou uo 1 -n tfu - a -!Ni rro.t l o�\o � �,1�\J su, . � .�:�:,rut,,1:.. ohlo __ , ,. .., non-·- • naa'/ m,hl II tba hlpu:t rlllkiq ltudent of the a:ra<fuallq clau of lllddleport HI/lb School durlng Ovnmen� aerdlea. llho .... pre,eoted wltb I pJn for thla booor, and l1lo a fl60IJ acholarahfp to Rio Grande Collese McCmuby SuperlnleJldeat, L. Def..... Misses Sizes 1 2 to 20 Half Sizes 1 4½ to 24½ ; Ibo meetlq. One owner - Low mileiie, dlln and tan attractively - sklrll are full for extra eomfort-���ts. colors, and detail, are planned' 16< tlvt' you a . .. &io.1--lil'l!Miual way of dressing. bel� you ! I ea u 11,e .anm, - ,... apeed axle - 8.25x20 tires. e \Yon-:en's Sun Dresses 5 2. 9 5 I i --J�i�,cl• �.�!��r Honored As Highest Ranking ;Middleport Studen� •Y Re, llaymo<I tn,ta11ed mar be ao1am•• ...,. n.e1r Konkrlgbl, pallor. I n I o P Weet the In 7 June ;,ed M1ddlepon, Ohio The annual mother-daughter Burns; America. Linda Darnell Mn. EmerllOII JOrtel WU devoCliapel with a r«eptioD In t b e i banquet of the Federated church I and varim.15 ,not.hers incl uding, leader for the meetlna: and Uonal Officen Club. NOW SHOWING I as held WedJ1es:d�Y al 6 . 30 p m Indian, Sandra Hendricks ; P1J. Donald WU c:hairman. Mn. Klein Boor Mra. . tendant,. the wedding ol ; They plan to leave following for e At ':" Rev. and Mrs. m the chun"h dmmg �oom . gnm, J a ne Bae_r ; Coloo la.� . Con · and M iBa Dora McKee Wen! m MW Carolyn Milhoan , dsughter Edgar Allan P0t> ' s review of the past I Pff Llo� 1 the ceremony for a aboit motor were I year "HOUSE OF USHER" new , T.ables Wt!re attractive w I t h I me Freei:natJ,: Pioneer, Susie Kas• Marietta yesterday where Mlss l of Mrs. Paul 1beia, Middleport/ the for Offlctn work. year t . trip to Cape r.od llDd relW11 o . (Cinema.scope & Color, Mi ller · McKee had an interview with and Cadet William Bruce Btadf white covers and ce�tered w1th · 1�m , C1v 1! War , Emily Hoates.!81 for. ai, meeting were ddleport where they w i l l eJected m,d lnltalled for, tbl!I Aft l Ml Vlricen t PriN, Myrna Fah ey I arrangtments af spring f lowe· s ::;uffnigette , Brenda Ingraham : l ford, IOll of Mr and Mr8. W<1I- spend the IWTI� months Mrs. Paul Chrurtenson, of at emoon Circle of Middleport Heath �- M. L. ll"�, Mn. Kon.k­ I l by Mrs . .J ames Fugate and Mrs ½orld War, Donna Re1 bel . anu Methodist Church when the group right and Mrs. Gibbons. bave of Middleport. Bradford lace "JAIL BREAKE RS" I Board of Ohio Baptist Women·, the Bradford apartment 00 Brown• I, met 'fflursday afternoon for a I Rober1 Hutton , Mary Ca.stle i Thomas Young. The RPv Wakl,, Mother of Tnday , Linda Kirkland Missionary Soc iety. 1 been choffn by Miss MJllloan. e 8V1lnue. •--� � pi. n·1 oI Love , I.1.nd11 M W Maude raylor of Front•bC , Maid of Honor will be � i s s I U AIIO CARTOON CARNIVAL J. Bartels askf'd grace. Servmg and. ,I"'ne :S IIIK'llll:II.NI MI Ille euun.,i. p. 111• 1---�-_____ SERVICES t\NNOUNCED Oil the kitchen comm it tee we 1 e Smith. During Ille pageant, Dor· has been confined to her home Lee Hook of Xenia, a claasmat'! Elected IJ ebalnnan and coMrs. Dale Smith. Mrs . ClelarJ na ReihPI ;;ang America the Beau- this week because of illnes:s. MOVING WEST chairman were Mn. O. P. Kleir, . The Middleport Masonic Lodse of Miss Milhoan al Ohio Unlv,er' I I Hines, Mrs. Ernest Rhode� Mrs liful a� Fa i th of Our Mothers. C. C. Chapman who haa spent sity, Carla Wilson , and Carolyn M r. and Mrs. Eugene Snyder, and Mrs. Walter Hayea. Other l)f. l No. 3&.1, F. & A. M., will bold , Fred Des.sauer. Mrs. Lou i� Rt" · �.1lph ½erry was the accompanfuneral IIJ'Vkea.for Albert W. Bo, several monlhs in Arizona with , Bradford, sillle:- of the groom, formerly of Pomeroy, are len- flcera elect.ed were Mrs. Bruce at 8 p. m. a\ isl for the pag,!ant. m Un, be! and Mr:1. G laclys Cuck ! er. ' his daughter, Mn. Anson Johnson i will be her bridesmaids. T h e Jng. for Stockton, Calif., shortly, Lloyd e1 first vice chaln m eral te ers d re w pres e n lu to I Fo llowing the dinner t he group I F' w e has returned to his home 00 bride-elect will graduale f r O rn where he has ".mployment with Mrs. Carl Mattox as second vW! RawliQff • . ·· � Home. N l !�t� r e Mrs a n st Le Hub lde o mo t' ad • . to ''. u y . ned , th� ;;anctuar whe Member&, Gibbons r yne w a W : Mn. J, r E chairman, � been � � has dleport Hill. 0u Sunday, June 4. his brother, Ralph, who VERY oo6� L Bl a program l'.'BS presented hy Mn. · n pre�Pn l ; M rs . Thoma� Smi! h Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tovey of 1 Attendlng Cadet Bradford w ill . resldent of St<K-kton for Be\'era.t as secretary, end Mr■ Christopher Knight • R. K . at � . .· .��· :ID a I �t•n Nt>ulzling. Group tiingi�g ◄'.� 1�e youn.g est ; "'nd Mrs. Amanda 1'oledo returned home Thursd>.ty ,.lfpter, Venet ia Stev('n;;on Woodgerd as treasurer. T b e )' Collini, W be hia classmates at West Point ' yean. . · My Faith Looks U p To 1hrr K,1spar. ,he mother with the mo.,I. I1 aft r visiting since Tue-•-y wltn ,iii,;ii,i;;,;-.,;; -:-:-. -:-:--· �. . . .. . ·. · "S TUDS LONIGAN" . _ Zl."'1 e . I ;:� · �iS I ;;ra1.¥£.#!M.!.i!l!i\® I! �•�N')Wii./t ':!a.;,�:.""' �� �.,,,,,; �,,k #'��;;, (A Story nf Te(' n -agers) and prayer by the He11• Barte l ; ch I" ldren and grandch "Ildren pres- '1 hia sister and family, ,,.... Mr. and · · · · · · · · - also . ent. opened the program. Mni. Willis Anthony. ·,. . . Al a n Hale RQl'y Calhoun n v R th b I ed •The c n e e Y A toa!.1 to m )th('rs was given . , _� l m · R,·chard Va,ghan attended the ·. Conn ie Hine,s, John Gen t ry I 8artels onc l uded the progra e n, ball game in Cincinnati laat Su1l i\. "THUNDER IN CAROLINA" ry Nan('y Crow and a toast to 1 ----· daughters hy Mrs. A l fred Crow (In Colorl day and Mrs. Vaughan and chil- � (St ory of Auto•H.icin,\l) I Two piano duets. '"A Wa llt by dren, Bill and �th and Mrs. Ali N 1-'uust" and "A Garden Medley' / nice Ohlinger and W. P. Ohlinger NOTE���:i?R���[�i fll f:U" were present d by Linda Kirkland e S S in Dunbar with Mr. �d visited Will Not Be Shown .\'!av and H:ilph Werrv and the Regln· D. Parson8. The VaughMrs. 2s.26 A2' Pre \•i u usly .Adver. J ners c lass o[ H;c Sunday Schud tiscd 80TI, Don who has beeri other an·s I laul!:ht by Mrs. Guy nussell pre- On June 4th at the Humphreys visiting in Dunbar for the past S■t urday May 27 sented songs and pantomimes ancl Memorial Church in Dunbar, W. month returned with his moihu Zachery SC'ot1 ,rnd · c losed with a prayer song. Va., Miss Llnda Lee Fish, daugl,.. lo Middleport. On Monday, Mr. Mar('Ja ffrnder sou 111 ... "NATCHEZ TRACE" I Linda Kirkland played a piario te� of Mr. and �rs. Bill Fish, and Mrs. Vaughan and chl�n - also ; so lo preceding a p11geant. " A will become the bride of Pfc. Ru.:;- were in Columbus on busrnim-; Davi d Larl rl D011a l d f'risp I Prec ious Herit H�e. " by a group sell A llen Parsons, son of Mr. and and on their way home stopped A 00 F I of young costu ml'rl gir ls , raki!lg Mrs . W. D. Parson:1, all of Dunbar, Athens for a short visit witb Mr. ( \i c: ��N O E R S " " J , part were youth. Candy Grueser; W. \la. The gror.m Is the granr:1- and Mrs. John D. Dowler anri l ALSO CAHTOON nie Sp Y,_,'.N�ancy son of Mrs. Anni ce Ohlinger and children. 'o:•: ''-1":''� I ·::...'.:;:••:"'....:': ---W. P. Ohlinger. and brother of Mrs. C. H, Gcmeinhardt of Co· /4 - -· ··· - · · � [ Mrs. Richard Vaughan of Min- lumblll arrived yesterday for dlcport . visit with Miss Frieda Faehnle fl€v. Mack Thomasson will read and other frienda. She came es• �l In Pomeray At i t ile vows. The bride elect will be peclally to attend the MHS alum11i I �j ,:�· ,. banquet. ! altended by MiS.!1 Sue Brogan. � Miss FisA Is a graduate of Dun- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lohse � bar High School this year and is left yesterday for a vacation trip � Matching shlrta and shorts - fashioned sklrt• In un employee of the Wise Home in Michigan where they apend Tnc., Pfc. Parsons graduated from several weeks each awnmer. 1 '' ·' full pleated a.ml sheath styles-slacks go to taper• Dunhar HiRh school in the class Rosa Wise life Thursday for · ,m ] I I ed lines-Jamaica and Bermuda sbortJ , of 1959 and attended West Virgin- indefinite visit in Miami, Florlda I 1 ia Slate Col l ege before entering with relatves. ' all beautifully styled - all easy to care fabthe service. He ii' presently &ta- Dee Hartnger and Mrs. Maud AVAfLAIIIITY.,. rics - misses and womens size9. tione<l at Fort Campbell, Ky. Ross of Pomeroy plan to go to Fort Wayne, Indiana, Sunday for � /)lfll a visit with Mrs. Harry Farmer '6 1 Graduate Was and family, � EARNINGS ... n r�y onore Friends have received wore 't l�enry a1ley enW. L, Russell of 804 City mne terir: ·a� o wmg �mmence- from park, 1.A.1 ,._1UfflbUB 6, OhlO that ., m•.• · F rl·aay even Ing In menI a' Racme 111 RusaeII b:is vc, rs. er, mo r-r1•M th NEIPFULNHS ••• lhe honor oI aroIyn VanMeter . 11ullered a elight stroke and ,. not !=, "" 8radua · te. foo we ll. Mr,. Russell, • lis�r Those present and served ce.k:e. of the late Mrl. C. H. Church 11 decora Ied Ior the occasion, 1.. ,,z� 8 iOrmer IU\: '--al resIdIllt, , cream and coffee, were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rusull flow IMng Mn. Millard VanMeter Melvan ' In Cot,mbus la nported ., t., VanMeter, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon . I.0 at her QUlll'II' wart. • quite •-- ••ill, Charles Th�111s, the eu�t of , Wo ln•II• '°" "' Ear] McKiniey "ho h 811 JUs,• honor and the boat and hosteu. completed a H weeb Elfttric4&1 __'...,____ _ 11:1,ln lit re91.l larly a, courae at Great Lakes arrived . our bank. MEIGS THEATRE Wednesday for a visit with his Pomeroy, Ohl• parents, Mr. and Mn. 0. E. Mc­ �, WI PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS Kinley. He b1 to report to Charle• ton, s. c.. 011 the eth of June for TONIGHT I SATURDAY MAY 26.17 duty on a mine aweeper. Walt Disney's Mn, Edna Kennedy ol Cleve­ ''THI SIGN OF ZORRO" Height, win be lhe guest of land Cloun!J lln,c lffl Gu.y Williams, as Zorro Mrs, Warren Davia lhl, weekend Henry Celvin, Gene Sheldon She la coming especially to at­ - also tend the Alumni banquet. Jerry Lewis ill . •·• llomber ..,-HE BELLIOY" Jerry'• the Silliest! I • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport� .• May 20, 1981 ..m ,. • ;=a 1,: : In -::.:- :...=- , Boaf LaOding ,eted fIl Racme Area Are I ,... .,"!_ �___ -•~ oolloilo "\ . " u,3ll cloudy -. :�gh;'..i- today cou'rt :.an. _ ______ ______ ______ Gallipo}' Muster Day Events m!aken rouna. -- I, w• "°' �I bbl. l>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Hlddlepor1, 0., Hay S7, 1981-3 Both IIClort point toward b · II, F.dw"' 8acll ol Ntrfolk. VL l ff prittd for teed craw in the ih lpmt a (Hr da}'11 with Ille JUK!t, • Television In Review Farmers Have Three More Days To Sign Up :r::::::: News, Events a1 c. i;, BLAKE81.EJ1; Eakallk• AceM, ACrievhure •l&J County farrnen have juat more day■ to decide and up if they will participate in 1881 Feed Gra in progr am. A.S.C. offlct will be open and Wednt-aday , May 29 • '1. and June lit, accordLD& to ice manager _ Pete Shiel�. lat farmen m completing clla I of the •l&D · ·UP to red uce lhtfr m acreage. The pro&farn is des igned to in,. farm income, to help a sthe conswner of fair and sta· ble prices for meet, poultry and d■iry products, and to prevent . __.. grain sur· further build-up OI I� plus due to the e�flCleDCY of lhe U. S. (arm producm g plant . At preeent • . 540 Meigs County farm• have daverted S,269.t acrea or corn. The base acreage nn these farms totaled 7.467.6 actff. In oth· er worcla, briter than two-th rcb of the com crea : � out p fann■ W ill ;m 1961- Advance payments to _ese 5411 f F � w .. :;: "":"' : paymen oo ge be ID exc� 0f th'11 �� · By May �, o: �rs � to ivert din Dr r :; Sta� Unive,r� sity Extenlk.n Economi1it. Tb.i.!I iJ 16- 8 per cem of the averag, 3,889,· t100 acres planted :o � in 1959The current sign-up 1epresents 37,m farms or t4.9 per cent (d thti farDU �al have ASC corn base■ eat:ablishetil tc, date, Barr ay1. NaUmally, the sign-up was nm• · DDII IS--'• percent f :e aver_e . c:otn acreage planted the last two Y�, Nmpared to 12 . 5 perc:ent in Ohio on l:he May Sth d ale. In Melp County the amount lo »igned up to Lhe past wpek repre»ented U.ll pert't"nt _ of the l l, 500 �res of corn base m the county . With the delay ID svr ing work , many fumer11 will !itill (ind II to program. The reuq irement to a.ign their advantage lo sign-up in the up i1 a Dlinimum reduction or 20 per cent of the com acreage oo any farm below the average base esWblished for the yean 1959-M. 1be maximum amount of com which may be placed in the program is 20 acres plus 20 per cmt of the com base established for the farm. Payment or the rel duction in corn acreage is 50 per• ---------- Free Corn May e fO 1•1ght n:1uct!.:e� 1961 SuppIy fflITOR'S MAIL BAG Chester $83·:.;.�· ::eed -:'9 w,:S::. B W.-\SHINGTON (UPI ) - T h e suettllS of the Kennedy mlminis!ration's 1961 feed _grain program may produce a tight supply of f� corn befo� the 1961·62 merkel1ng season "' over. This , in turn, could mean rising prices on the open mark.et in the later stages of lhe season which opens on Oct . 1. Free eorn is grain in private bands--mrn not tied up under the . government pnce i u p p o r t program. Most of l'll"xi season' s rree rorn supply will come from the 1961 �rop. h will be gr ain which f armmarket been sell on the 0,_., r.. . . cause they are not ehgtble for price supports, or because they don' t want to use the support program. Some of the free corn supply next season will come from gov ernment '81ea on lhe opeo mar• ket at opl!tl-market prices. Possible Con Shorlqe There ts a possibility, however, that these two sources won't sup­ ply enough corn to meet I.he de­ mand all through the season , un­ less market prices worll: up iairly close to the price support r._te, Tke average pric:e support rate for 1961-<!rop corn is one dollar and 20 cents a bushel. About half the 19&I crop will be eligible for this support pril."e. Unless growers who are eligible for suppon can eet at least about $1.10 a bushel on the market. they may prefer '° put the grain under BllPrJ()rt. 'I1ltl government will be able to mat aoffll open-market sales of com at market prices to cvver paymenta lo (armers who look J1I.; ; • • land out of production under the ll161 feed grain prgram, In addi­ _ .. _ Jll!IW ...... .... tion. there will be BOme govern­ ment ules of corn which is in 5 clanger ol spoiloge . Opet! Marbl Salo In spite of these �overnment ,, 2 lily .... .... ■alel, l4lal 111pplies of 1,.. corn _ .-,_ , I t.i JllusM may not meet demands unless lar(IO numbers ol fa,me_... eligible for support aell their com on the - � - trli - - · '1 open market. '1111a ii bee.awe the ,.. ll161 feet grain program may cul total production this year to about 300 million to 400 million bu,hela Iii 'r IIQMJj -4 below demand-and aboot baU of � the total productioll will be elig­ Cible for 111pport. In this 1ltuatlon, market pttl­ sure1 could force up the open market price - a dtvelopmeot which would benefit farmer, who did llOt Nduce grain acreage tb is TIACTOlt SALES yur, TheJe farmen must sell on WY :Z.SIOt p--, Iha open marir<I beau• they are 11111 eligible for lllpporl. eo. ° u "'" ' � -..... , mg away from rrutrk.tt price prel'rnt of � normal prodoctlon . t.f and grass. ?nly Ont' or two farm- vent furthe r buiJd- up m the weed IV 0.ARK'r: ALLEN dictions, howevc, beca uae of .anthe aerf:oge diverted m�lt 1plied t:rs ar� l'qULpped m �� �oonty to popuiahon of the hrld. Mr. and Mrs. W!lla:ird Hine-1 l Hl&I gr . element the am m pro other add W<1Le-r by 1rnrtat1on If Mothe r by the coWll)' support price. . H o .rnd Mr .anit 1 P roy ome t wtu ch the de 1'- -au hority under • Nat ionally the corn t1u ppor1 �alure does not come through. ay Mn. R Seip". wer,.• 1 Hulfti o po wer t partment would have 1 price will average $1 20 per bush- 1 While (armer s in the Ftfli din y r of Mr and � rw aeU IOffle or lb Rurplut gram Into Sunda el. If a farmer had a � bWihel Gr_am program ran only hav� Calhng JtJ I WOOCW. Charles Mn. 1 the open mark--1. • yield level his pa�nt would be pm't' support or loans on a apecl · ' the alttmoot'J were Mr• �Utn<: . The latest pr td ictioo_ wa_, cu 25 (50 percerit of "'ven,ge yleldt f� number of bushels f.armer1 . » VI!� general _one. �t 1.9.id Unll .. 1 H mt!I and Mn. Denver n.oma. times the 1upport price of oround will find any extrit bushels they I Feed gra in_ prl� probably Pomeroy, 11.20, Payment i'I this casf' W0'1ld ('all p�oduc-e will be that much I wW averaee h1ghf-r in 19111 - ft2 1 Mn. Lettie Meredith, C.Olum� • more income. be $.10 per acre. and Mn. Mabel Swartz. AtherH. One other (�vorable aspect of An interest mg report from Minn- . . , for the current feedlnl TO mm _ gtl · than . v unted recently with their sifter. I A .! }ear . WASH IN G N the progr.-m ia that the payment I esola reveals th at ae:veral repre• Departm cult�re i t ent eco�� l'; Prices for the current yea.. 1 Mu · Letha K.oblenti. Js made regardles!i of weather I sentative fields contamed from j r�icted p adm the that tra 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daile:v , • u:. J1 _ han been , on the average, the cunditKKIS. This program removes : 1 00 to 4.000 weed seeds per ! Syr8(\J5e. cal led c.n �r and M". ,111 weather hazards on ihe ac re- squa re foot to a depth of six in- I hon 1 1961 f� , gram program lowest sUK'e Wor ld Wa r II. e uld higher f lt d grai r ee n The report came in an Agr ku l Cla �oo Allen and Billy, Sund.ay 1 im lh for ; � IL 15 not unl-ommon age diverted, Th is is <me c aSt' 1 t"hes. n e price t a . evening. s where the farmer does not have wf'eds to p1·od uce 15 000 seeds per x &e l:IOJ'I . 1ure . . publ..cati· on in:partmen1 . . , M r. and .. Jo 111rs. Frank \,. 1� to gamble on the weathf-r. .. plant m one growmg season . Seeds F armers an!' ,.ok.ing m1lhons -,f . I . . . th a ed n It f al t . uah n � (, o ' brew and M/"11. Lucy Hayes, MJC!• Farmers who plant corn this of many of our common weed Sp("- acre, of corn and grain sorghum c �l I cies may remarn growable for 40 acreage out of product ion u nder said com pnce! probably would dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne l.l':li year Wt'II do the • - 1 .tob they c an , \ltd c: •• · -,ua the feed �ain program. In -add, rise during the next fwe month! l McGtt: Lanea�r Vlli to produce high yields. After years. . This l year then larmeni should ion to this acre.1ge cutback. (eed The eom hike was expected to day with M"rs. ,'10ll1e Bookm an planting about the only things th at can be done ta increase do the best w.. of weed control grain price 9uuporb have been reflect tile fact that a record vol- I Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Will, Syfii 1 wm un- cu,. , cailed on -" , rs. D . ., r. and M "'-· '"_, 1,.. gram was gomg yields are to side dres!I the corn they possibly can. Even on the diwith nitrogen rertilizer and con- verted acres it would be desirable C J NC I NNAT T I UP ll-Livestocl-:· der prict support . The so-called M. Cleland. Sunday evening trol the competition from weeds to keep the wet>Wl mowed to pre- Cattle 200. talves . 100 ; n o t ··free supply" of corn on the ope:1 Mr. and Mrs. F1oyd R1dtncm · --------------------- enough slaughter steen or heifer& market will be relatively small spent an @'YeDillS ...ith Mr . and for actual market to test price as the IU1Tlmtt wear!I on. P. F. Koblt>nl7.. --- -- - -· ·! re nd; few ,ho;..-. 750- ! IOO " l - - - steers 23 oo · some good 21 00. .. • Z'l.00. stand�rd m.OO·Z0.00 : sea -· . tere<I ,ale, good and choice m 750 lb heifers 21 .00.22.00; cows PT. PLEASP.NT - There wiU interest and pledged support lo 14. 00- 1 7 00; bulls 17 oo - 1 9 .50 : be a meeting at 8 P m. al �he _ Pl. such a program. In order to get choice vealers poorly tested goud 11 : Pleasant Appalachian Bu1ld1rR . this much needed ser,ire in Ma- 24 .00-27 oo. Mooday, �1 ay 29 19!> 1. The p1 ir• Hogs 1300; 1·2 200-210 lb ba:·• � son County, there must be interpose of this meetmg LS for the orrows and gilts 17 90-18.00, l·S and . . .. gani· �1·ion I a ,.,.,.ntal H e ..... J t h ested groups and md1vJttubl1 at- 2-3 UI0-240 )b l7 25-17.35. more un Council for Mason Count y. tend this meetrng and lend .sup- form 100-220 lb t7 85, No. 2 246 It It will be the objecti ve o! the : port in an all oul effort lo mrike 17.50, 2-3 and 1 1.40-270 lb J7 .00• I 17.25, No. 3 JOO lb 16 50, ltiS--170 lb Dental Health Council to plan , this program a reijlity. 1 17. 25-1 7 . 50 ; J .3 :m400 lb sows The members.hip of thi:; organ]and l::,cg in a County w irle Dent a l I _ made-up of any 14.25-15.0. 2- 3 400-550 lb t3.50TO DO A BETTER JOB Hea1th P.rogram. _ .1 111s wou I d m· tal ion m ay be . . delegates sent by c1vt<: and soc- 14.25, over 300 lb 12.50- 12.75: . elude the establi hment '>f ne or _ � � I ial g roups that h ave an ir,terest boars 300 lb •1p 12.00, lighter I mo re dental clm 1cs m the ,\1, son in a dental he alth prog ra m and weights 12.25·12 5(1, j County area.. ,1ny a nd all interestecl mdivid· Sheep 100, not enough (re&h te· [ Local dentists have ex;iressed uals of the county. ceipts to test trace. -- -------- ------ -----. -�..;•� "r I °' H ' gher Pnces For Gr"'DS / I ,.. Are Expected , ___ _____ DentaIHeaIth COUDCI•1 1s To Be Sought At Meeting ° ~- i! . safely! HBto ! �acl ! Wiittilr I I . ..;., • • . �_ t_ ";.... ---- -- ------ -·-- ----- - ------- -- -' I PARTS & m · 4 , ..... . ·: ·polia ... -.. -. ­....... . _, Ibo -.:, ...., . 111111 I ,c .. � . · .· .. ": � MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. "Where Quality ls Paramount" -·-.1 .. ........,,, .. . . . ... •• - .. . ... + .� ·•· - ., ·"".• •• .j! .•, ,,.� Jack W, Caney, Mgr. Unbelievable LOW PRICES ON . '" I • • ' . . l. Strawberry Time All Types - Chest & Upright • • . Just Arrived! ::-.=.• .. :, .. Stop and see, you'll be surprised how easy you can own one today • • • I New Freezers As Low As 5 229 List $319.00 13 Cu. Fl, CHEST "Sure Sign of Quality'' Lt,e S389.00 1 7 Cu. Ft. CHIST Also Complete line of Refrigerators, Combinations, Washers, Dryers and Rtngea. Li11 $469,00 21 Cu, Ft. CHEST I Ll■t $549.00 26 Cu ,Pt, CH!ST List $329.00 $229 1 3 Cu. Fl. UPRIGHT $279 17 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT S299 $359 List $399.00 List $499.00 21 Cu. FL UPRIGHT List $419.00 �39 �99 $319 13 Cu. Fr. Uprl9hr FrNBr • R1fri1eratw With Trade $279 Ll■t $529.00 $389 15 Cu. Pt. Uprilhf F""aer • Retri,...e+.r With Trade ..,,.._,n,$439 Lt,t $589.00 20 Cu. Fl. UprioM Ftffaiar • With Trade e we Finance • We Deliver 100 miles ewe Service e w, Trade It Will Pay You To Shop POMEROY LANDMARK Before You Buy Sugar Run Flour Mills ,.,_ wv.2.21 1 s Blg9e1t Dbpla• of Free�er• In SfNlti.e..tern Ohio '-rov, Ohio ' ' ' ..- . . . lffli East Main Street Phone WY 2 - 2181 Bado Mulberry Ave. .... ::: llolt �- dd� All sizes of freezers in stock - also one good Used 22 Cu. Ft. Upright. *FERTILIZER . jar. ' 1111"- -·---� Pomeroy 6-' Take advantage of the season. Enioy them next winter. *S E E DS :: ,. � .:.. SEE THEM ALL AT ...- *F E E DS I ll ' -· AT I• Here! B j llll'r IJ"-5 eMayrath Hay Mover ,..,.... ,.............r -­ r .C. ......... l • McCormick No, 46 Hay Blier ........ , > 1• ,., ' tho • e McCormick No. 1 5 Parallel Bar Sidt Rike ........... _ ,.... ,.. ..... .. =.. � blade saw • New Idea Hay Conditioner Butternut & Second "" . .... .... . • McCormick No. I 00 Balanced Head Mower .. � ,rltl, • lntern1tion1I B-275 Diesel Tra dor OHIO CHES-TR .· . .. /" ·,,;_ Ouaality Haying Tools KAUTZ FEED STORE .._.,...� .. -.-· .. I i Troublesome weeds can rob your growing crops of needed moislure and soil fertility. Now, you can stop this Joss in your corn, small grains and pastures with Esteron 99• • • . a venatilc. easy•to•use 2,4-D tbat'1 more effective than oh:t..fasbioned materials , • • kills a wide range of lougb broadlcaf weeds et\si\y and effectively. Discover for yourself why more tanners use Esteron 99 than any other brand of 2,4-D. See us today. •TrvdtlMrll a/ TM D,,.,, c�...,cai l'oinpallY d. ........ ......... ,.. ...... ____ ,. ,... ....,a, sb __........ DONE thlnp to Set •· : 1 1 =---- I power (�� ! Mrs. • . . saves moisture and fertility in corn, sm•a ll grains and pastures Al t. ,1ft Time alles I Esteron 99 STOPS WEEDS ............... FULTON• THOMPSON WR=/"'/i=H=l'= It FUN ■ From Field To Mow! RmJIEB rrt t ....... .. ...... ,.., power San ! . ~ ,,. ' 11:_�;.G;:.,, w.t ' . .. . . -- - j .··�-· -· •' .-·. -... - .. --·­ ·---·• -�. -· f_ _ :ii_, ·" -. ,,- .; � . · ·•··.-:-, -- ..... ..._�­ .. ..• i�t .."---·•-�_,_..,, ---·-..- ,.. - ', ':', "l �· ".;. I f �\ • 11nltntl, Pomuor·lllddleport, o., Hay 27, 1961 Annual Photo Folk Dance Leader To · uide S11mmer Youth Class ' / ( I - New In Farming , � , bib<!. u armers nave D .I' B,- C. E. BLAKESLEE EDeuioa A1e1C, Asrieu.1'-� MtlgJ CN!nty farmera �ave juat re day, _ to �� •�d thne � i up if hey w participate In ill I. lp <>ram. the 1961 Feed GraUl. pro� ff 1'ie � �· C. ll:e w UJ be- open A : an/ Wednesday, M�y 29 M..... ........,. and 31, and June 1st ' accordq to . eff� manaaer _ Pete Shields, � �ill farme� m completing dttall, of the 11£11-up lo reduce thfjr corn acreap. 1 The proaram is designed to ncreue farm income, to help as- Both factor, point a pCK..d for feed grain. In ta,, r,I ... u•Jg er I • .... nceS na WRlliNJ: makes to 1et ·, • '°"""" � -- ' ' ilu- M•MD -------------·-- -- ---------- - --� 41 ... ,.. - PARTS & SERVICE ---- Ouaality Haying Tools TO DO A BmER JOB From Field To Mow! • lnternalional B-275 Diesel Tractor • McCormick No. 1 00 Balanced Head Mower • New Idea Hay Condilioner • McCormick No. 1 5 Parallel Bar Side Rake • McCormick No. 46 Hay Baler • Mayrath Hay Mover SEE THEM ALL AT KAUTZ FEED STORE "'° DONE wm. -1 Esteron 99 STOPS WEEDS saves mo1stur!' and fertility in • corn lffla II gratnS an d pastures thlnp --'e"'I aillr ,, Ufl ft fin.I I I .. . MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Bufftrnut & Second .......... "Where Quality Is Paramount� ............. _ .. _ ,.. _ See the Wort.l's Safm Power Saws! I I I DentaI Hea Ith COUDCI·1 Is T0 B ought At Meet·1ng ...... ........ ........·"'"'....... ,. -.... """"' .... _____ • Mn. &.. C,n,he, Afe Expected 1961 sopp} •. 1 1,.: , ,;: :.� :db�� Ed- For Cr .. ins r· t Chester rng a'll-;iy from m<1rket pnct precent of the nor�I production c.r ;md g ra�� Only one or lwo farm- vent further build•up m the weed I Jl:Y CLARICT. ALLt:'li' d1ctio11�. howt-vcr bcc;mae of anthe acreoige diverted multiplied er5 .are Pqu ippt'd m lht' counly to population of the field. Mr. and Mn W dl<1rd Hmes gra 96 the m m pro 1 1 otM'r elefJlf;-nt _____ add w,c1ter by imgalion if Mother by the county support p nl't· . roy . H D and Mr and ' Pome de lbe whid i authority under . Nlihooally the torn i.upPort i N ature 00(-'i, not l'Ome through H t nes of Bdpre. wer, • Ray M . n h p par1tnent v..ould havP pov..e-r lo pnce wiU average $1 2(J pe r bush- I - Wh i le ! a rmers in the Feed ...�, � of ,. dm•�r �w,:-n ••1 r and I Sunday &eI I IOfJle of I·, R ,mrp I us grain in to "" I Gra111 proJ,!;ram <'un only have eI . II a Iarmer had o � b us11e Mr1 Charin Woode Calhng In thr Opt'n mark ...t yield level his payment would be pric-t' suµporl or loans on a spec:i.md t Cle aft l E-rnoon were Mrs. Q..I. , The Metil pr� l ct JOfl was a h.! 2S (50 percent ol ;.ven,ge yield• lied number o( bushels farmers ., M r1. ,..,. � Thoma, l H� a,1\1 · :1 1ver . · very general one u aaid � ,tmes the support price of oround will find any extra bushels they 1 "Fttd grain pm.fl probably f'�roy. $1.20. Payment i'l this C.lSf' wo·1lci can produce will be that m uch 1 e ' wi ll u·era,e hiofltor in 1961 • fi2 I Mr1. Letti Meffiiilh, Columbl,� I be $:JO per acre. more mcome. • a Mr Ma�l Swartz, Athen1 . . s than for the tmTmt leedin g � One ot her f�vorable aspect of An interesting report from Minn - ,/ Vl!'IJltd l recently WJ!h their siste�. !he program IS that the payment esola re-veal:s that several repre- WASHINGTO N' mm - Ari- year " re cult o t ha par n nt Mr m1 z. tm ble K Let s " � the o � s ,; ero� l e Of, � I se l f r 1s m_a�e regardless of weather ntative fields contained from cu nt yea Pric Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daile:Y . ' per pr� 1ctfd that tht' . adm lt! istra• have been, on the aver age the conditwns. This program removes ! 100 lo 4,000 weed seeds 1 grain hon program i 100 f� es � r J aU we�ther hazar�s �n the acre- square fool lo a deplh of six in- I 1 Syral'use. called c.n Mr and Mrs. low t sin Wo ld War I. . . Tht, e rt t· . age diverted. This us one case 1 ehes. I t 1s not uncommon for ' w�uld result in higher feed gram r po a me in an A ncul Clayton A!Len artd Billy. Sunday � _ evening . where the farmer does not have weeds to produce 1 5,000 seeds per prices next season. t ..� ture Depart pu l,calU)l", to gamble on the weather. � Mr. and Mni. Frank Chtt!(> planl in one growing season. Seeds t' a rmers are ,Dk.ing millions _, j � . Farmers who plant corn this o� many of rtur �ommon wettl spe- acres of corn and grain sorgh um I called dw feed 1Htuat wn . 11 also ! brPw and Mr� l.uc·y Haye! Mid• 40 acrta ge out or produc tion under said corn prices probably would dleport, and Mr and Mrs. Wayne / year will do t�e best_ job the,y can cies may remain growable for the feed grain program. In add1 riR during the next fwe months I McGee. LaocastPr visited 5u_.. to produce high ytelds. Arter year�. lion to th is acre.1ge cutback. feed ) Tht- t-orn hi ke was expected to day w1lh M rs. Mollie Bookman Th1& year then rarmen should planting about the on ly things price su uports have been reflect the fact that a re('"Onl vol- I Mr. and Mn. B. E. grain S yr a t�at can be do_ne to increase do the �st job of weed control t!ine of 1960 gram was going un- euse, called on Mr. and Mrs. n y1�1ds �re to side _d_ress the corn they possibly _can. Even on t�e di. 1 with nitrogen fer_tJlizer and con- verted acres ,t would be desirable C I NC I N N,AT I CUPn -tiveslock· der price support. The i!IO-Called M . Cleland, SWJday �ve-ning trol the competition from weeds to keep the weeds mowed to pre- Cattle 200. <"alves , 100: n o I •·1ree supply" of corn on lht: ope, j Mr. and Mrs. F'oyd R·" rueno11 ' enough 5laughter st.een or heifer, market will be relatively small spent an eveni•13 with Mr. and I 1 for actual market lo test pritt as the summer wears on. !. Mrs. f'. F. Koblentz. --- - - . • - - - - __- -t rend: few c ho ice 700. 1 1 00 11-i l - - - •1,gned up lo the past week repret;ented 45 8 percent of the 1 1 .500 acres of com base m I.he county. With the delay 1n 1pring work , many farmer� will still find il lo · · program. The reuqtremenI Io sign the� adv�t�ge lo :;1gn- p in 1he u_ up •• a mm1mum reduction of 20 per cent or the com acre::ige on any farm below the average base established for the years 1959�. • The maximum amo� t of roro ., which _ may be placed ln the program Is 20 1;1cres plus 20 _ per cent of the corn base esl.ablished for lllre Ute consumer al fair and Sta- the f�. Payment for the rt· _ ble prices for meat, poultry and duct . on i Ill corn acreage IS 5CI perdairy products, and to prevent further build-up of feed grain surplus due to the efficiency of thr U. s. rarm producing plan t . Al presmt . 540 Meigs County . farm, have diverted 5.26'9.9 acres o{ com. The base acreagr flon thete fanna totaled 7, 467.6 acres. In ther words, better than two-thirds � y Gf the � acreage on _the� fan:ris will be out of production m WASHINGTON <UPll _ T h e 1961 · Advance paymenta to lh_e� success of the Kennedy lldminis540 fannera w°: $83,4-16.31. Fm� tration'a 1961 feed grain program parme:nts on_ thlS acreage th� may prod uce • tight suoply of steers 23 oo· some oood 21 00· he l fall will be ID excess ,of lh1s fI'M corn be ore t 1961-62 mar:!2.00. standard 1!1 00-20 00 . 5Ca IIIOOUllt• ,. keting seasoo is over. le<ed sales good and eho;;., mo. By May 12th. Ohio farmen had , , . es Tl, t Id an rismg m is, m ou m c , _ 750 lb heifen 21.00--22.00 · cows ' agreed to divert 655 , 152 acres to . : � the program Dr. prices on t e open mar et 1� � PT. PL�A.S ANT - The re wi ll interest and pledged support to 14 00-17. oo: bulls 17 00 � 19 _ 50 : / ing to � later stages of the seasoD v. h,ch l be a meet ing at 8 P;m, al t he Pt. s uch a program. In order 1 0 get choice vealers poorly tested good Wallace �• Ohio S�te Unive�. Pleasant Appalachian Bwld1r�. th . s on Oct. I. 24 · 00-27 00h __.J__, • s. lty ExtenalQl Economis t. Th.is II Opell , , . . ate I Monday, May 29. l96t. The p1.r- · IS muc n� ser'l ice m Ma. 1'3 8 per cent ol the averag� 3J189,- Free corn is gram m priv Ho gs 13� : 1 -2 200-210 lb ha:·. son County, there must be interI ooo acres planted to com in 1959- hands-com not lied up under the pose of this meeiing is for the orrows and gilts 17 !!0- 18 00 1-3 and 1 • , . . ted d • tes g u d roups an m 1v · t I H e .J I t h ! _ m c1 1 .a 2_3 I00-2-40 lb 17 _� 17 _ft5, �ore un 80_ e current si· gn-up r epreaent, government price I u p p o r t gan �t',.n of a Dt>•ca I _ _ 1arms or 2", 9 pC1r cen1 o1 program. Counc1 1 1or M ason ounl v. tend this meeting and Jen<l sup- rorm 190-220 lb 17 85. ,o. 2 246 lt: .,,,.-, · · N the farms that have ASC corn Most or ned season's free corn rt will be the objective of the port in an all out effort to make 17 ·50• 2_3 and 1 140- 270 lb 17 ·00 1 c. wses establ'·•·• ut.111:. to d ate, Barr suppIY w1· 11 come from _ the 1961 Dent al He.alth Counc il 1 o plan , this rogram a reality. 17.25, No. 3 300 lb 16 so. JM- 1 70 Jb p . . N)'I. 25- 1 7 50 : J.3 m-400 lb sows ! 17 crop. t w l be gram wh ich farm- and begin a County wirle Demrtl The membership of t hi:, organiJ d Nat ktnaU:,, the sign-up was run14.ZS-15 beket o. 2-3 4f>0.550 lb 13.50ers sell on th! open m_a� Health Program, This would in- ration tnay be made-up of any ning 13.2 perct!nt of the average cauSe they are not ehsible for delegates sent by civic and soc• 1 4 . 25, over 300 lb 12 so 12· 7!'i· ·· / . • elude the establ ishment �r one or ..._,. acreage P!anted the la,t two pric� supports, or bee ause they ial groups that have an i r,terest boars 300 lb ·1p 12 00, lighter • . , :,ear,, eempared to 12.5 percent in dental chntcs m the i�!, son in a dental health program and weights 1 2 .25- 12 ,iO. more don t want to use the supptJrt proOhio on the May 5th date. j County area., gram. j any and ;111 interested mdividSheep 100, not enough fresh reIn Melp County the amount Loc al dentists have ex;iressed uals of the county. ceipts to test trade. Some of the free corn supply - - ----- --next season will come from gov-- - -------- - - -. . ,,-,'):,& YI ernment sales on the open mar•' I ket at open-market prices. 1 P99Slble Co,■ Shoriac• I • 'nlere ii a possibility, however, j • • • that these two won·, su pI ply enough rorn lo meet Lhe deI I mand all through th• season, unless market prices work up iairly T�u bl�ome weeds can rob your growing crop, of needed 11 . . . close to the price support r•te. mo1s1 ure an d soi I fcrt1 I1ty. Now, y ou can stop this loss in your I The average price support 1111:e corn, :small grains and pastures with Estcron 99• . . _ a versatile, easy-10-use 2,4-D thar, more effective than old-rashioned for 1961-<"rop corn is one dollar ma!erial $ • • , kills a wide range of tough broadleaf weeds and 20 cents I bushel About half easily and etfectively. Discover for yourself why more farmers the 1961 crop will be eligible for use Esteron 99 than any other brand of 2,4-D. See us roday. this support price. Unless growers ·r,u,1t,.wu1t. .,, Th � <:�m l<:GI c::ompc,"" • who are eligible for aupport can &et at least about $1.10 a bushel on the market. they may prefer put the grain under 11upp1,rt. CHES-Tftt OHIO The government will be able to mak aome oJ)en-market sales er com al market prices to ewer ayment, to farmers who took � I • • 5-dcll pland out of production under the � 1961 feed grain prgram. In addi, Uou, there will be some govern• ment aalu of com which is in ......_&1 SZy dMger of spoilage. Opa Marlree Sale t1pile of these li(overnment In •rl !lt t19 Md 11:lea, total auppllea of free com .. .••••ni Jllos.M may not mfft demands unless Jar,e number■ of farme!'s eligible ...,. ..._ Alrtl lbla .._. for support aell tbei r com on the • "'- • 1 I • ..., -, open marl«t, Thia la becau,. lhe 1981 feet grain program may cut total producUon this. year to about 300 million lo <ot> million bushels � ,-r de I ,� -<ii below demand-ond about half of C the Iola! product.,. will be elig• !bl• fur 1Upport. In this situation, market pr.s-­ sw-.. could IOl'<e l'fl the open market price - a development which would benefit flU'men who did not reduce grain acreage lJti.s TRACTOR SALES � ar. 'I1aete W'Dll!rl must sell on WY UIOI ,__, the open market because they are not eligfble for IUflporl. I DfflJNEB � !he hllh Dally SentlneL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. MIJ 27, 1981� T',,ree L }II 1,.1.ore Days To Sign Up �:�::.::�:. :·fi:: News, Events Free Com May Be In 1gh1 EDITOR'S MAIL BAG -- I'. _ Pomeroy 6-' AT .......... .. ,... "'� ... ........... lrhl East Main Street Phone WY 2 - 2181 PMAr, Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Unbelievable LOW PRICES ON FULTON­ THOMPSON Strawberry Time •• ( I• Here ! Take advantage of the season, Enjoy them ne)$t winter, _ ,. i - · • :f ·� . �II Types - Chest & Upright • . . Just Arrived! Stop and see, you'll be surprised how easy you can own one today • • • ' New Freezers As Low As s22 9 o:_·--·fi .. . . -· . '\, - ��-, ·�- t All sizes of freezers in stock - also one good Used 22 Cu. Ft. Upright. 13 Cu. Ft. CHEST ____ Lia! $319 .00 ''Sure Sign of Quality'' *FE E DS *S E E DS *FERTILIZER u,, $469.00 Aho Complet& line 21 Cu. Ft. CHEST ____ of Refri9•alors, Combinations, Wuhen, Dryers and Rlngu. Sugar Run Flour Mills ' 26 Cu .Pt. CHIST ____ Ll,t $549.00 �79 �99 $359 List $329.00 17 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT List $399.00 21 Cu, Ft. UPRIGHT List $499.00 1' Cu. Ft. Upright -�39 $299 $J19 S"\79 ,....., • ..,n,.,..,.,. Llat $41 9.00 , With Trade T� I S Cu. Ft, Up� iwht FrHter • Refn.-rater Li,t $529.00 $38 9 9 With Tnde 20 Cu. Fl. Upri ght $ frNar • lltfripratw List $589.00 · 43 With Trade e we Finance • We DeHver I 00 miles e we Service e we T,ade It Will Pay You To Shop POMEROY LANDMARK Before You ·Buy Phone WY-2-21 1 5 Mulberry Ave. 17 Cu. Ft, CHEST ____ Ll,t $389.00 �29 1 3 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT Biggest Pomeroy, Ohio .' m...,_., al Free:rers In s-tlleutern Ohio •:- "' ' ·- . -- �- . ' . ,..* -, ... . ... � :!_,' __-,._ · -• .::., - " . i.; . , . · ,,:c -·­ -· �-:. .-�-......... .. ·-< •• 1 :-: ·::. ' ia. -: � �--··- .. .. - ,.. - -� � I �I , -· , �-, ,ar:re•.a. c.�· ..... l , - , il the .... .u Ujbt,d I J,o,, of 1 llid po.- "'.. loool , Tbla l we built dalioll ( lorlty • I � --a.tw:asz School baseball team made a C' Id. lhrt'NUll jump for th-? \ j t ) e ; 1 cloudy afternoon all thP m o r e cro'>' n. . I Again in the fourth. K nlShl Inst I gloomy FrKlay for Coac1, Ru:.seU I· I :"1l Panthers rrom ihe t u P , the slage for another rai l�. �orn.me .. r111 t double a boomed well the SEOAL fo Lue (irsl three years, 5coring a with two gone and N-,1 rLli smg, led, ,eonng both nmnec, Wood&-2 vieto,y. � The victory for At hen :, m,,{k, ell then whacked a doubie h.=( ore &�tr Since 1955 Gallipolis A cademy ha s w o n - hands it the Bulldogs' seventh SEO.\L Bacon flew out t.o Mick<'y Wine .-s._::: '--l<X"I down _ the 'accolad e as the SEOAL's death trap for crown. lhe first since 195,1; •shen brenner m. c�ntei . . · - --' =-::::;a. ::.:: - •�;,:•;,:baskdbaU coaclwa. In other words , if a coach is lo?king Gallipolis was taken, 8 2, ror th .: . J\s _on JSlm tl llr oc�a�,on:-; l1oc- .;·:;;;: · - l oo sr h h 11£ h ul success! nst it at GAHS 1( r e j his 111g agai e r a chances for long tenure, · overall title. · , af'ntl them do,su umpire "'rbut again Kmght can!er Y<' "'Y · tOf)' IS any precedent cen t h IS . • I 1t t!1r:-a n g n i rain ndtr Play lon o1 u lnfrad s, the s h I l y a d rk e - . d p1 · d hls power wilh t h e te 1he 11ho"'"n1 for · N ow p:oes, maybe, Clyde Evan the n n g ens Pa n ther es at At a . He hH hh; ow method�" � �� 8 Bt� nd!ng · J h ld I ba1� ;�h his �· m gle i n 'h"' s i x th rulrs abk Blu1 Devil cage me ntor O ! one 5 a 1 ad bl to acore only two u · s a was e ........ he had a nice double to :dt in to accept q . . He has asked the Gallipolis Board of Education . run, ' both coming Ln the SJ,U.IJ I t , secon . I h hi, resignation as coach and grant h un a year Ieave o f frame. d absence from teachi ng duties. . . Mike Werry got the Jb:th hit , , Coach 'Evans wants to take his Master s Degr ee m P�nther piteher Terry Knight, for Pomeroy. He beat (IUt M inGuidance counseling at Eastern Kentucky College, r e- playing his Jast game �f h , g h field grounder in the fourth inn• f turn to GAH S as a guidance counselor, . and be �n as• school bell, opened the ,uxth with Ing. Knight went the Mute slrik· the GOT ' I M - Pomeroy first sacker Boh Winebrenner &trctche!ll to take a thr w a a;ingle to left centerlieH. He ing out two and walking seven. sistant coach, all of wh�ch would pu� him back ln , from Sh(,rtsto Tom w·n ite in the late inning of yesterday '� �all J!ame when the AtF/ teaching business at a higher salary figure tha n he now mo...ed _to secon� when Fresh�an while Woodell ,truck Dill !iv� and SENTIN slup champ1on SEOAL the for 6-2 Pomeroy era; Bul1dogs defeated star Mickey Wi n ebrenner lined . enJoys. gave lhre11t fre• paues SPORTS PHOTO. The graveyard aspect rises from the fact that smce out a 1in11le. Senior High !tudenta at Pom '-----1 0 8 2 002 oy 000 P s Coache been have there . left, k Shrider Dic I 1955 when Both runs crosae.l the p I a t e �=� stallions hardly will . .be exp<'.;tt 1 eroy with perfect atendance dur 300 300 x 6 6 J A Ward Carl year), l l Wylie Mark years) (2 ers Bill carrith with two gone alter aecond base- ! 1960-61 wer-' Semors . Sai-a.. I to smg a l:hor us (•ff mo! her · ear) and now Evan;, who has had the job one year. man Blaine Cornwell Wall tl1arg- ) Kn1 Jht and Hatfield Wo,Ael l m , s arlesan: Ch t, s Fro The comrctil i�<' cou.rse reco�J Louise F:ster, fhe Gaillpolla school board was to meet soon for ac� 1 ed with an error on a .streaker and Bennett, r y Olympia F1cl rl�, wlie1:e . they 1� .at a,5 G Jam J:IC'rb Roush. _N1ckll'us. EY JMk young OSCI\R B . e Judlth Hess, FRAL na _ 1 tion on Evans' request. Int by Butch Arm!!.. The belated ' U nli.cd PreH lnteraatlonal f1s of Golfing Magazine polJr..j play the PGA rl 1 nmpionship Jul _ Watson. Sports Desk bas no pipehne to the . wah b� rd m�ij j Pomeroy rally ended when Bf'lb Juniors, Caro l yn Allman. Anr.o. NEW YORK i L·P1 t _ Fearles., fairway \I.Titers _ and Palmer 1s 27-�0. 1s a five urder par 31 34--: ·' bera' minds click, but the best guess IS t al va ns w111ebn nner boun ced back to Ath , thl' odds-on ch 'l lCC to wm th� , wh 1t' h f ,<1wson L.tth, _l' si,iblhh�d : l A ld, L nd Brown Joseph Fraley·s racts c1�,d figures: get what he wants. Reasons: Woodel' Bill P1tther ens Fields Walkt There·s on ly ,,n,.. answer to th : Open and PG.\ ch:impion sl1 ir-s yem s ago . . . Li lle rl1J il with ht� F:l�s M� Evalll ii a "home:own y " R. G r d ) ho producI eaders Major League L oy 1eor-ecl only Pomer Though clear s�owed ha� :r :;ea ( � 1 G ..ues;r Allen Hamm Judy Hew 1 complliint of Ral�h Houk. ma'l I while Nicklaus is the "d1ere1;:" put1('r, using on!y 14 i.;lrokes Ol e� a Galllpo�is caJce e o ni n l op I t hc fu 5t 12 e l whi markers lost ?f two �!� l tts wonthough b1 p r lrcl t ooi r11 k ' 0 o l ho 1 5 By Unl P e lnle ■ 1 na e;6on Dale Hub tv1rd, R J c t 1 a r d I ager of the Nt1 11 York YankC"Cg for 1he amateur signs of having grC" (' I' � · · 1 r had Pantll(>r!'.I the six, up rolled ance d gui qualified ' o anyone· a r dl Hudn�II Haym nd Jewell. Teri-v that his hrro-'.!s t-aven'l ben h i·• 1 Palmer rece1v rd 84 O pe n vok-, J :ick Pr ice, . trninC" r O Ct. ry sk in utgllttere ymmr.g ever m State base a on runners Naelo the al League Ohio: C::;! ln today for e 1ors are hard to co�e by . Ohlmge; Marihn Prlce, Thom ting He .!u m ply needs a few mo re ogamst Z9 for G '.uy Player, 22 for uack wluch will shoot eounse . . 1 ge t to distr ts t ng all ic D 311ment o f Educa tion is pushi cro,\'n m t 1e .IX' • The le ndmg batsma n for Porn- Pl a 1 A: Club G AB R II P t as Russell, Erncshne Stockton , p!l'yers I tke Ih ev used to h avt· . , Venturi• , 1 6 for s,1ffl' sn ead and J I I radng· s h dle yer 1 · I 5 n e,. �p; It On ' v ing teenagers more sage adv ice i n th ese eroy was i-"rank Ebersbach, a h 1 · k , dur1 St Wltb discloses that mo11t :,.,. 1 Charles Taylor, Albert Roush. Research G h"' · s nn im pis: i\ t!S l .; ri•t e i for M ke So uch k In l he P A Moon , J A 37 123 15 1 un\� · \l ro 1 Arter , wmor C l 2' l of th" tense times t be featured the nex t 8 to ,10 year� by the senior, ,,.,ho made a good show Mthws, Mil J4 139 25 45 .3.18 Sophomores, Bertha Arnola, I one two• wC'ck �rrio d m · 1936 , gol t2J aga mst 1 for B i'l Y a'.l i back an d I earlier in the season a n d took Lo the pre�� , he � greatest race i n all history, to the moon Gnzlez Phil 30 95 14 32 . :,., , Carolyn Bas:s, Judy Biggs, Ehz.• 1 Y a�kees pl ay ed 13 games 1 \ per, n ro: B_o? Goa!by and IC Prenkncss · 1 . o\'or Lht! M'Cond base Job. El:iers- l m , P t ,. never or1ce sco red l es.. ror Venturi. N1c1daus received l6/ box ot P1;,.:ilo 3 , 12 of ch nm beth Bruch Rosetla Lisle Geol' whi ch lhey t , i a. n C 1 141 22 17 3•. 1 1 . bach whack�d a d yli'lg . q11a1I SIn- Aaror1 Mil . I I1e A mnIcur ag<t1nst 1 ..>- pag•ne , and a ! c,1.�e or m i·tk Tlie :l4 132 22 43 �11 : getla M,Xffl', Mary Radford, Lin- than eIght run s, ma1ung the lJ 9 votes in ., . "f •r �,--, , ' Ame gle in1o left to open the !1rs; lie L• p r ' I da ..Schultz• Jan Smith, J a n e very unlucky ske r. for the oppo�I- for Dean Beman and II fo : mi l ,; 1' _ ue rIcn11 ,&.Cag wa11 out et eecond though, on writers who burned 'OUI 1he IInInII 34 l:l3 91 43 . 323 Douglas James Gilbert, Cieorr,e I t 1.on. The p1 ayers .me Iuded sueh a5 I Charlie Coe. . . II. 8 1 g M 1 . . double play bal l hit by \\ally I n:� . � . 1 .. o 10 l Dickey, T �y I 'Ihere are two I ather interest in g of ibc ..· ·. l' ' ; 1l:, 1.' 1.ig ��� J2 1 13 10 36 · s1q 1' Slarche;' Freda Tuckerma lt Car I Lou G ehrig, B •' Pit • ' t the t · • fl Jd C 1 I lat Ctork 1 , ow s1�r- ir�n , COLUMBUS IUPO _ For th{! Brown : Kiser, C!1ompai�n; 28 98 14 3 1 . l 1 � olyn Vaughan, sandra w e I I. Lauer! and a young rookie Sturt, Pits. 'U!' 1 anno�nceme_nts f rom A.tI anta r IL's som" C , t chan the .the hsh mg c I O r k · Sloni:>l1ck, Clermont , 'J �gio. • named Joe DiM The other hit by Eoersbach T ov6 L A. 40 1 58 23 411 301 W1ll1am Westen. �- m ilk wa; gone l:Ptore ee .k In aeco I gardmg their J11ly 9,250-mile att · � r- Spri ng Vau('y, Greene ; lndlar, was a long hl ast mto left drnng G roat • P1 �s · 34 143 21 45 : 300 In Junior H igh they were. 9th rent ma ere nr.i' hmg lho�� gu y1:1 l tomob1le race. Cne Is that the p�q� e. _ _ -1"" :e::;a ap. "":Ir prosr-..-� ,or tl.n -. I� , b O i . 40 l:!3 33 47 .351 Grade, Jerry Arnold, sue Arno1 '•• cou ldn't cure ' and may ""' even w1•re or Bob CIC'bcr th rou out h o the stat e Logan : Acton . P 1 eble, en d Lorn the fifth th� t neU ecJ lhree bagtl . ca11h, Det . g o f . _ u csot\, T , µ g ' . throughout Athens leftf,e l der Dougla.{ made . ., . I Arlz., IS •000 Kllbrw• Min · 29 106 21 97 34.:i David Baker Kathy Enghah, Jen �w• • • Natura 1 Resourccs Dep..,. rtme,·t mie • Shelbv . Strf ams an accumpl 1shed I, YO UR CA RPE TS ' i go condltlon · good If fishing ' One o r the most unique . · the but drive a good try for II Tmpl Clev. the area n 38 JM 22 ,3 .31'1 11eth Folmer, Carl Hall, Geor�e l llc ] mechanic but wo11·t be allowed •n L OOK NEW WILL · I ·1 1" Y'"' w kll . got by. "' 1 � th e flmdown on cond1- and all sp ecies hdng caught . B Rbnsn Bal 41 16 1 29 53 32'.l Hoffman, Jud ith Mowery. Liruh tournaments 1 lere the pits. . •the ()!her is that ImWHEN Y OU l,ake F.r� a no:I SanduHky B.11)' ATHENS BEG AN E.\RLV Tsby, WHh. 341 134 J2 44 . 32J I Mowery, Frances Radford , Mery played Aug 28 a1 M J 1 wau ee :1 1 provements h ave . been compIete d • - YOU t ions by d i 6trict · RSE LF (h 1 DO IT Norih·nltn Ohl� _ Lakn ■od sm allmouth bass .!'howinJ,l in gooct; The Bu l ldo�s got a ll t h e I r Green Minn. 38 He 23 48 . 924 I Ann Rickard, Roger Roush, D - Tuckaway Country Club _ W i 1 on he track hospit al. . . . t m WITH � bunches of bana,nas hanging fro Romno, Clev. M 130 18 42 .31.1 vid Russell, Phylll11 Ru!11ell, A.8I rea m s reporter! in excellen t c-on l 1y n 11mbera al lhe Bass l.!ilan - nms in two mnmgs. am Mo11, Irnporiaot D · l · t t eonven en re I a P a nd nd 1 e izza l n I •ot h the irst and I.'.>Urth sivrs , Ch •·' 38 ••• ,s 46 .3 !9 fred s·IISOR, M :J'! Stareher, AlJ 1 1 1n n. noth Lake St. Marys anrl .ire11. In Sandusk� B�y.' pe rch , o,to hot ,ausage sandwiches servcr\ j Th is won't make pop ha ppy. bu: i p d c oo u well biting home marke d : d th hr nitllsh_ o g and ing bullheads ro _ o e L �e ke Det � � ow i, n �s , , 40 143 20 45 3 Jli len Swartz, D.:md Taylor, Lul 11 l 1 between nines. . It's the third an• Lesl ie Combs of K entucky's , of h--• !-It. ·mi,:s ..�., , Lluc"ills � ' crnpplc>s In the sandu11kv River, perch. In t ,,e !Jrst mn mg, the first bat- Trmd11, Bal. 38 121 Ii 38 . 3 11 Toban, Mi<'Vey Winebrenner. n, a nua 1 It I'"" 0 h ded by I ea •au J)l' d K · h to ed , groun , l l mg Cornw� . ter, beir.g bo1111 111 famed Spendthn·rI F,r1rm says 1hr,t shecpshcud and white l rnul <.·:ilfi:;h. Carp being taken Home Run■ 8th Grade, Wil!Jam Rlackwe!I, Gene Sarazen ftr..d Ken Venturi SHIRT LAUN DERE RS rnn� t everywheT'f' Most stream:j taken althou� ,h'- white �a�s r� Th� n Knight, alfllcled WI� earthe darn Is three times as im· • N t I e n a 1 Leape - Cepeda Joel Boney, Arthur B oyer, Lar· with only those o1 Italian e trac Pomeroy.Middlepo rt x • rtant as the 11ile in breeding a nnr·mnl nnd sm·.11lmouth bass ht! Is not yet al its peak. F1shin� m ly wilrineas, wared Norrit � Giants 12; Robinson, Reds 1 1 : ry Brown, Ralpb Camp ell, Mar b y eligible tion the of . benefit for the most of the 1treama producing first Sacker R ic Baoon V l t Moo race horse Owners of tu;, lllg taken. n, Dodgen 10; Mathew, Handley. George Harris, Robert Boys Towns of Italy and the -� · ·__:__,_ __ -· . _ _ _ � tw was M:mt Be�netl do':n, out• o �afe fishing blue�lfl• Exrl.'llent catches. fine Rim. _ t,rn 1111 Sortmo Braves: Mays, Giant,; T. Dav l.3, Lemley, Linda Moore, Gene Kt.-�- U.S . • • • 11 Dod 'lin<i choice on Biggs fielder II weekend. I making com;ng the for look rr:ii) ple-5 end catfish are 1 ler, Ruetta WCJll■. gen, all . - ---� -Wrllen Plcll Poorly thf' big ncw:i. /\ few no rthern America■ Le11ue - Gentlle, 7th Grade, Charlotte B I a c k, U1 lypewrlter termites in the · pik somr walleye1, a few whl.c ,-,,,..------�:-----------, OriolHI 12 ; Colavito, Tiger• 12· Patricia Brown, Jan Cilo, OPTOM E T R I S T Darla sport, business are notoriously in • I ba�s u nd on Jl'ra1ion:il mu.�k,e Killebrew, Twlt11 1 1 ; Mantle, Eber.<ihach, Vicki Felty. Claud- efficient when it comes to picklni! ')f!ie.e Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on �,#'� r::ll!l,i ha\'e also been r .?por1t'li. All lakes Yanks 10; Sievers. White Sox , la K. Grueaer, Jebb Kil'l lanct, wlnners so I m,,y distreuhave ·• Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy and mo�l 1trearr• dear and norAverill, Angell ; Wt1gner, Angel,, Jackie Miller, Semi Mullen, Don - Ing news for Arnold Palmer and the r o f mal and should n1mnin so all t. na Heibel, WiJllam Reynold,. -- - C1Jmin� wct•kend Ruu Batted la Mary Teaford, Nancy Van ln1-:iUll c,ntral and Southea1�rnNatlou) Leape - A a r o • Wagen, Larry Will. Lawrenct Fair fishing alth,1u�h good reports Brave1 34; Ceptda. Giant, 33: Will. \ fr-0m Dow Ln kf! , Athens County . ,1 ■ U.NI r Ja er l U � -� Pr 111 t n llona Washlngton 4 Minnesota :,; (night' Clemnte, Pirate1 27; Moon, DaJa B R BERG TRRl:i\"Jlftlt"S BREAK I, Lec.�ville, Carroll : Seneca, Gucrn -- .1.--Ie1 a Detroit 4 (nl&hU gera 26; May1, Giant, 25; Robin- IB Natlonal Leajl'.ae 1 � '"'r n_.1_ NO . icy, and rlendcnlng and Tappan , STOCKHOLM• u •weden tUPII chlcago at New york (n!KhO ppd IOJI 1WUB .W. L. Pel. G llarrlso11 Scvernl other good IJ>Ol:S Amertcaa Leape - Gntil.P, Lennart Rlaberi;i:. Swedish Ua:bt 11 (night) ppd. & BOiton at Baltimor 23 13 .639 Include llurr 0,11{ Lake, Morglln San Fra ncisco Or ioles_ 42 : Cash, _Tlg� a&:_ B o- heavyweight, said today he wm 2 14 588 2 Kansu City at Cltve. (night> ppd rgh Pitt!ibn ·I : Atwoo Perry . Clouse : County :,• Saiunl a a Prohble PUellen ro,, Tigers 39; �lav1to, T1ger11 br_eak relations �Ith promoter � 240 17 -_585, l l a and Beach Clly, 'fm1carawas. and Los _Angelca wm Ahlqvist and refuse to f1gtr; Chlcago at New York-McLlsh 32 ; KI iiebrew. Twins 28. 20 16 . 556 3 Forked Run. M e iga. Streanu, Cincmnatl Plk.blag Willie , Pastrano d Ahlqvlst cannot , 2_,0 o r Wynn c4-I) VII . Turlc y 17 17 .flOO tlcar lo roily with the Mu1kln111m Milwaukee Nalloul Le�11e - P o d r e arrange to haw lbs flaht 1lltecl 3_ ( 21 18 19 ·457 St. Loult reported In e1ttPllent condition ah "'- Dodgers �I; Mazell, Pirates 4-1: in stockholm, Junf' 11. 1t W ln M ilmelota 12 :Mi ·338 11 go ChJca '-Ceatral ... &tuthen - Mttt ...,..- MCCOrmicll:, Giant. 5 - J ; Koufat , ---- --delphia 324 11 PalmqulJt U-OJ n. Woode5Chlrt 1 1 23 Phila g 1 fJ hln m1 fine In ■lreE1 and lakes Dodgen �21: Purkey, Reda: Hunt, Tigen S.0; Molli, Tlpn 1-0i · CJ-1), Frida,', Rt'1uff1 cond!Uon. Fiahln1 good. Both ivl and- Reda: Burdette, BraVN, all '-2. Grant, lnd!aoa 4 0: Ford, Yank& Cl l Delaware and lloover reservolr1 San Fran S Chlc.-.go 2'<u Jnnlng1) Kanaa■ City Amerlea■ Leape - R e l • • 6-1; Wilhelm, Oriole, 1-1. Dale v . 8 (,t.2) . Buckeye Lake and n e a r b )' Mllw 10 Loa Angeles 2 ( nlghtJ � (f-5) s • . -""" ' 1nlghtlBoinon at Ba It� m"'l" slream!I !ndudlng TI1g and l ,ltt lo St. Lollis 12 Pit111burgh 2 (nlghU Vacation Days • . • Are Here At last And So Sch II ll-0) Estr d C2-3J Darhy, lllg anJ l .ittle Wal�ut, Phila nt Cincinm.>11 < nlghO ppd - 0:�tt U:�gele: _: � ( lgbU at 11 Daily Vacation &Ible School r!c-nr a n d normnl , and pro ducmic cold weather. •) vs. G rba 14... ') . Iood cnteIlt'j oI a ll spcr 1es. · RockY Sa tuNla 's Proba�e Pltchen Regan (' y For Pomeroy Children Sunday'• Games Ford Lake, l ti�hland County: Loa Angele, at MilwaukeJack110n Lake, J:wkson. und Madi- Drysdale ( 3-31 Y! Buhl H-4l . MAY 29th TO JUNE 9th. Chicago at New York (21 ton l.nk� . Ma�h,o n. producin :; San Frnnclsco at Chlcag o-Loeg Kansas City •• C 1eveland (2) t A.M. until 11 A.M. except Mlffllrlal DI' well. Boston at Baltimore 13_2 t va. urou IO.l l. Soalhwntem-A fn, etf the lie\. Mlnae90ta at Walhlngton Camt Study About God & His Lows ter fishing spots include Grant Phlladelphla at Clnclnna•l Delroit Angelet at Loi , 4e , l-Gre€!n 1 1 3 vs. J y ( 3 . ENJOY GAMES - SONGS - IL\NDICMJT -- ·� - - (nlghl Plttsbur� al St. Loula (nlghl l I PRIDAY'S PAPIR Oil YOUll noRT llUI.ILTI A NIW IOfA ,Off A NfW t-!A. Law ( 1.JJ vs. Broglio 13-M . , :a::rh Evans Asks Leave To Take In Counseling r1laster's Deuee U ir.g the �r\h in tirl'K! m ded,ive Moort"'s Pomeroy clnh bv knock- an Athens batter on ball.; se ting I I I 1,.,�l,..., , " . . . I M·~---- any Students H ave per eel I A ttendance d I u I ° LEADERS n • F•' snf ng rospect Appear Good For Oh• Th•IS Weekend 11' i .,, ;>'I .�•rJ • ' I , • ,,, • . I I 0 I • . , I I . °' r· HOST I I DUK E CLEA NER S rood f-J. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. ""'S'4"t,4• LJL_,.J..:,.____________..�.:;;;•· !n •!.1n 0NE POLICY COVERS ALL lor Homeowner ■ I I San Fm::•:. �h:: Lo, Angele■ al f.1Uwaukee Philadelphia •I C!ocfnn1U Plthburgh at St. Lout, . . . . . . . . . • ,....,1... W. L Pd. OD Detro� Clevewid New York Baltimore lllnnaota Wuhlnglan Kamu City Bolton Loa Angel.. aiicap 1.e_,.. II 13 l7' IS IS '!06 S 4'11 20 JS 22 18 .550 II :sn .=:,. :Nu;::N�� rktl, IS\ Puerto Rico, outpointed Tommy Tlbhl, 132, C.lmnbu,, Ohio UO) Chino Qiu, 1!111, Damlnk>n Republic, outpointed Bonny Gordon, 138, New York Ila> ; Ver· non Lynell, 128, Brooklyn, N. Y., ..tpolnted Teolllo Cnil, 129, Dom lnlcan Republic c tol . It 10 ·"" 7111 8IGN8 ro11 nnBT 1� :II .OU l'I BOOl'ON (IJPII - Undoluted 15 18 .455 1'4 New York middleweight Jose Tor 15 20 .429 1'1 rea, who ■cored a five.round TKO 14 :13 .378 I ll> over li&bl heav,weight Bob Youn& 14 tc ,Slll 12 of Providence hr.rt earlier t1us Frlll11'1 lleAlla -k, bu signed lo meet Mel C.1 llno of 1'-enton, N.J., In a 10round bout at - Arena, June 5. PIANOS WY­ MAX V,ARD ',fll L IW -••• tWURLtTZIR t ■ALDWtN 1M OTNIR PAMCIUI CIIARIDrl'E, N.C. tlJPU Banjo Mallbon II Adlorille. N.C. led qualf'7fol NIii Frlllay at lb,, ai.r1ote 6(>ocdwQ for &mdaJ'• . tnl,OID nrld • .,.. ltoc:k QI' PACI: CA& TUM,a IIIANDI ...., .-.. <1m"'8 • 1111 ......., TralllN lorwloo" Fri lllldt a lop lap ,]>Old II lff,1911 md• por hour and avet, JACKSON, PNONI 22 ---------.Jlapd lff.CIII lor four laj,I. o. , 0 1 . T0 ay s port Parade I :nri I �i ""° rhe Sermonette All S1ara Knight Loser In 6-2 Playoff Game On Bulldogs Home Diamond Friday -r ------. 1 The powerful Athen! H l g h I singled . gi\'Ulg the B11\11fogs a By Cb,t Tannehill pid, wt .,.... c Athens Takes SEOA L Diamond Crown From Pomeroy THE f"ORTS DESI{ ll )mt aictloo • lllto lob lroft In, lot the --�� ■■ PASTOR POR DITAILI, Accept Our Invitation Roush's Shoe Store NEW STORE HOURS MIDDLIPORT Effecll.. June S Special On Ladies' Hose 2 pairs - � - - - - - - for 5 1·00 Regular 5 1·35 Hose 5 1·00 1:30 AM hi S PM CloMMI Thun. Afternnn Sat. 8:30 hi 9 P. M. WERNER RADIO & TELEVISION Midd....... Ohlo Around The Ga Aline Weaver's Dress & Beauty Shop Fifth & Vint Sb. Phone Wl-9-3584 Hearing Aid Service R•lnt, Ohl• Free Rome Ce••ltatle■ Ba,tget Terms NOWI City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mofns With - - - - &.tteriN and lnfol'llllllon at Dul1N D"'11 Shire, Mlddltport, Q. DILES RADIOEAR CO. l'9 Morris A.._ DEALER FOR . • • , ' , Weter Heaters e Empire Furnaces • Arm­ strong end Empire Circulating Heaters, GALEN 5. 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N O S W ILLIAM POMIIOY �-yoa-- ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION - "Gaa Dou It Better For Lea•" • O:Jot-4NW Antcwntt«o Otta PRICES START AT $199.00 Phone LY MUI PLANNING WIIK VACAnON . •Caloric and Welbilt Ranges • Glass lined jult ■Ude a FLAIR Ccabinet - all) lllto tllo place of )'Dal' p- -­ No �- There't 110 1aearlng up JJQirlll-.lllcredlble?ft.. v.1 Come and study God's Truth with ua IO lhlt we may better serve each other to know the truth and to obey, In thll w17 we may please our God. INGELS FURNITURI ._., Di.lo pr. l'LAIR modelo gl■Nlfy Id- with bullt,.ln glamour. A"4 From M■y 29th to JuM 7th Each Evening 7t� P.M. $99.95 • s1 99 Size 4 to 9 Whit• Tho .... The Success Congregation Woa lllf.N CANVAS OXFORDS llfW# A rartgel0it1o l>ulU •--• • • 10itli0Mt "-1t-4,■ ...,..., Clifford Shaver, Ev■....list Of Port Clinton Will .. At 7..,._ DINETTE SET Women's = •300 for Whitewalls �I , -· , �-, ,ar:re•.a. c.�· ..... l , - , il the .... .u Ujbt,d I J,o,, of 1 llid po.- "'.. loool , Tbla l we built dalioll ( lorlty • I � --a.tw:asz School baseball team made a C' Id. lhrt'NUll jump for th-? \ j t ) e ; 1 cloudy afternoon all thP m o r e cro'>' n. . I Again in the fourth. K nlShl Inst I gloomy FrKlay for Coac1, Ru:.seU I· I :"1l Panthers rrom ihe t u P , the slage for another rai l�. �orn.me .. r111 t double a boomed well the SEOAL fo Lue (irsl three years, 5coring a with two gone and N-,1 rLli smg, led, ,eonng both nmnec, Wood&-2 vieto,y. � The victory for At hen :, m,,{k, ell then whacked a doubie h.=( ore &�tr Since 1955 Gallipolis A cademy ha s w o n - hands it the Bulldogs' seventh SEO.\L Bacon flew out t.o Mick<'y Wine .-s._::: '--l<X"I down _ the 'accolad e as the SEOAL's death trap for crown. lhe first since 195,1; •shen brenner m. c�ntei . . · - --' =-::::;a. ::.:: - •�;,:•;,:baskdbaU coaclwa. In other words , if a coach is lo?king Gallipolis was taken, 8 2, ror th .: . J\s _on JSlm tl llr oc�a�,on:-; l1oc- .;·:;;;: · - l oo sr h h 11£ h ul success! nst it at GAHS 1( r e j his 111g agai e r a chances for long tenure, · overall title. · , af'ntl them do,su umpire "'rbut again Kmght can!er Y<' "'Y · tOf)' IS any precedent cen t h IS . • I 1t t!1r:-a n g n i rain ndtr Play lon o1 u lnfrad s, the s h I l y a d rk e - . d p1 · d hls power wilh t h e te 1he 11ho"'"n1 for · N ow p:oes, maybe, Clyde Evan the n n g ens Pa n ther es at At a . He hH hh; ow method�" � �� 8 Bt� nd!ng · J h ld I ba1� ;�h his �· m gle i n 'h"' s i x th rulrs abk Blu1 Devil cage me ntor O ! one 5 a 1 ad bl to acore only two u · s a was e ........ he had a nice double to :dt in to accept q . . He has asked the Gallipolis Board of Education . run, ' both coming Ln the SJ,U.IJ I t , secon . I h hi, resignation as coach and grant h un a year Ieave o f frame. d absence from teachi ng duties. . . Mike Werry got the Jb:th hit , , Coach 'Evans wants to take his Master s Degr ee m P�nther piteher Terry Knight, for Pomeroy. He beat (IUt M inGuidance counseling at Eastern Kentucky College, r e- playing his Jast game �f h , g h field grounder in the fourth inn• f turn to GAH S as a guidance counselor, . and be �n as• school bell, opened the ,uxth with Ing. Knight went the Mute slrik· the GOT ' I M - Pomeroy first sacker Boh Winebrenner &trctche!ll to take a thr w a a;ingle to left centerlieH. He ing out two and walking seven. sistant coach, all of wh�ch would pu� him back ln , from Sh(,rtsto Tom w·n ite in the late inning of yesterday '� �all J!ame when the AtF/ teaching business at a higher salary figure tha n he now mo...ed _to secon� when Fresh�an while Woodell ,truck Dill !iv� and SENTIN slup champ1on SEOAL the for 6-2 Pomeroy era; Bul1dogs defeated star Mickey Wi n ebrenner lined . enJoys. gave lhre11t fre• paues SPORTS PHOTO. The graveyard aspect rises from the fact that smce out a 1in11le. Senior High !tudenta at Pom '-----1 0 8 2 002 oy 000 P s Coache been have there . left, k Shrider Dic I 1955 when Both runs crosae.l the p I a t e �=� stallions hardly will . .be exp<'.;tt 1 eroy with perfect atendance dur 300 300 x 6 6 J A Ward Carl year), l l Wylie Mark years) (2 ers Bill carrith with two gone alter aecond base- ! 1960-61 wer-' Semors . Sai-a.. I to smg a l:hor us (•ff mo! her · ear) and now Evan;, who has had the job one year. man Blaine Cornwell Wall tl1arg- ) Kn1 Jht and Hatfield Wo,Ael l m , s arlesan: Ch t, s Fro The comrctil i�<' cou.rse reco�J Louise F:ster, fhe Gaillpolla school board was to meet soon for ac� 1 ed with an error on a .streaker and Bennett, r y Olympia F1cl rl�, wlie1:e . they 1� .at a,5 G Jam J:IC'rb Roush. _N1ckll'us. EY JMk young OSCI\R B . e Judlth Hess, FRAL na _ 1 tion on Evans' request. Int by Butch Arm!!.. The belated ' U nli.cd PreH lnteraatlonal f1s of Golfing Magazine polJr..j play the PGA rl 1 nmpionship Jul _ Watson. Sports Desk bas no pipehne to the . wah b� rd m�ij j Pomeroy rally ended when Bf'lb Juniors, Caro l yn Allman. Anr.o. NEW YORK i L·P1 t _ Fearles., fairway \I.Titers _ and Palmer 1s 27-�0. 1s a five urder par 31 34--: ·' bera' minds click, but the best guess IS t al va ns w111ebn nner boun ced back to Ath , thl' odds-on ch 'l lCC to wm th� , wh 1t' h f ,<1wson L.tth, _l' si,iblhh�d : l A ld, L nd Brown Joseph Fraley·s racts c1�,d figures: get what he wants. Reasons: Woodel' Bill P1tther ens Fields Walkt There·s on ly ,,n,.. answer to th : Open and PG.\ ch:impion sl1 ir-s yem s ago . . . Li lle rl1J il with ht� F:l�s M� Evalll ii a "home:own y " R. G r d ) ho producI eaders Major League L oy 1eor-ecl only Pomer Though clear s�owed ha� :r :;ea ( � 1 G ..ues;r Allen Hamm Judy Hew 1 complliint of Ral�h Houk. ma'l I while Nicklaus is the "d1ere1;:" put1('r, using on!y 14 i.;lrokes Ol e� a Galllpo�is caJce e o ni n l op I t hc fu 5t 12 e l whi markers lost ?f two �!� l tts wonthough b1 p r lrcl t ooi r11 k ' 0 o l ho 1 5 By Unl P e lnle ■ 1 na e;6on Dale Hub tv1rd, R J c t 1 a r d I ager of the Nt1 11 York YankC"Cg for 1he amateur signs of having grC" (' I' � · · 1 r had Pantll(>r!'.I the six, up rolled ance d gui qualified ' o anyone· a r dl Hudn�II Haym nd Jewell. Teri-v that his hrro-'.!s t-aven'l ben h i·• 1 Palmer rece1v rd 84 O pe n vok-, J :ick Pr ice, . trninC" r O Ct. ry sk in utgllttere ymmr.g ever m State base a on runners Naelo the al League Ohio: C::;! ln today for e 1ors are hard to co�e by . Ohlmge; Marihn Prlce, Thom ting He .!u m ply needs a few mo re ogamst Z9 for G '.uy Player, 22 for uack wluch will shoot eounse . . 1 ge t to distr ts t ng all ic D 311ment o f Educa tion is pushi cro,\'n m t 1e .IX' • The le ndmg batsma n for Porn- Pl a 1 A: Club G AB R II P t as Russell, Erncshne Stockton , p!l'yers I tke Ih ev used to h avt· . , Venturi• , 1 6 for s,1ffl' sn ead and J I I radng· s h dle yer 1 · I 5 n e,. �p; It On ' v ing teenagers more sage adv ice i n th ese eroy was i-"rank Ebersbach, a h 1 · k , dur1 St Wltb discloses that mo11t :,.,. 1 Charles Taylor, Albert Roush. Research G h"' · s nn im pis: i\ t!S l .; ri•t e i for M ke So uch k In l he P A Moon , J A 37 123 15 1 un\� · \l ro 1 Arter , wmor C l 2' l of th" tense times t be featured the nex t 8 to ,10 year� by the senior, ,,.,ho made a good show Mthws, Mil J4 139 25 45 .3.18 Sophomores, Bertha Arnola, I one two• wC'ck �rrio d m · 1936 , gol t2J aga mst 1 for B i'l Y a'.l i back an d I earlier in the season a n d took Lo the pre�� , he � greatest race i n all history, to the moon Gnzlez Phil 30 95 14 32 . :,., , Carolyn Bas:s, Judy Biggs, Ehz.• 1 Y a�kees pl ay ed 13 games 1 \ per, n ro: B_o? Goa!by and IC Prenkncss · 1 . o\'or Lht! M'Cond base Job. El:iers- l m , P t ,. never or1ce sco red l es.. ror Venturi. N1c1daus received l6/ box ot P1;,.:ilo 3 , 12 of ch nm beth Bruch Rosetla Lisle Geol' whi ch lhey t , i a. n C 1 141 22 17 3•. 1 1 . bach whack�d a d yli'lg . q11a1I SIn- Aaror1 Mil . I I1e A mnIcur ag<t1nst 1 ..>- pag•ne , and a ! c,1.�e or m i·tk Tlie :l4 132 22 43 �11 : getla M,Xffl', Mary Radford, Lin- than eIght run s, ma1ung the lJ 9 votes in ., . "f •r �,--, , ' Ame gle in1o left to open the !1rs; lie L• p r ' I da ..Schultz• Jan Smith, J a n e very unlucky ske r. for the oppo�I- for Dean Beman and II fo : mi l ,; 1' _ ue rIcn11 ,&.Cag wa11 out et eecond though, on writers who burned 'OUI 1he IInInII 34 l:l3 91 43 . 323 Douglas James Gilbert, Cieorr,e I t 1.on. The p1 ayers .me Iuded sueh a5 I Charlie Coe. . . II. 8 1 g M 1 . . double play bal l hit by \\ally I n:� . � . 1 .. o 10 l Dickey, T �y I 'Ihere are two I ather interest in g of ibc ..· ·. l' ' ; 1l:, 1.' 1.ig ��� J2 1 13 10 36 · s1q 1' Slarche;' Freda Tuckerma lt Car I Lou G ehrig, B •' Pit • ' t the t · • fl Jd C 1 I lat Ctork 1 , ow s1�r- ir�n , COLUMBUS IUPO _ For th{! Brown : Kiser, C!1ompai�n; 28 98 14 3 1 . l 1 � olyn Vaughan, sandra w e I I. Lauer! and a young rookie Sturt, Pits. 'U!' 1 anno�nceme_nts f rom A.tI anta r IL's som" C , t chan the .the hsh mg c I O r k · Sloni:>l1ck, Clermont , 'J �gio. • named Joe DiM The other hit by Eoersbach T ov6 L A. 40 1 58 23 411 301 W1ll1am Westen. �- m ilk wa; gone l:Ptore ee .k In aeco I gardmg their J11ly 9,250-mile att · � r- Spri ng Vau('y, Greene ; lndlar, was a long hl ast mto left drnng G roat • P1 �s · 34 143 21 45 : 300 In Junior H igh they were. 9th rent ma ere nr.i' hmg lho�� gu y1:1 l tomob1le race. Cne Is that the p�q� e. _ _ -1"" :e::;a ap. "":Ir prosr-..-� ,or tl.n -. I� , b O i . 40 l:!3 33 47 .351 Grade, Jerry Arnold, sue Arno1 '•• cou ldn't cure ' and may ""' even w1•re or Bob CIC'bcr th rou out h o the stat e Logan : Acton . P 1 eble, en d Lorn the fifth th� t neU ecJ lhree bagtl . ca11h, Det . g o f . _ u csot\, T , µ g ' . throughout Athens leftf,e l der Dougla.{ made . ., . I Arlz., IS •000 Kllbrw• Min · 29 106 21 97 34.:i David Baker Kathy Enghah, Jen �w• • • Natura 1 Resourccs Dep..,. rtme,·t mie • Shelbv . Strf ams an accumpl 1shed I, YO UR CA RPE TS ' i go condltlon · good If fishing ' One o r the most unique . · the but drive a good try for II Tmpl Clev. the area n 38 JM 22 ,3 .31'1 11eth Folmer, Carl Hall, Geor�e l llc ] mechanic but wo11·t be allowed •n L OOK NEW WILL · I ·1 1" Y'"' w kll . got by. "' 1 � th e flmdown on cond1- and all sp ecies hdng caught . B Rbnsn Bal 41 16 1 29 53 32'.l Hoffman, Jud ith Mowery. Liruh tournaments 1 lere the pits. . •the ()!her is that ImWHEN Y OU l,ake F.r� a no:I SanduHky B.11)' ATHENS BEG AN E.\RLV Tsby, WHh. 341 134 J2 44 . 32J I Mowery, Frances Radford , Mery played Aug 28 a1 M J 1 wau ee :1 1 provements h ave . been compIete d • - YOU t ions by d i 6trict · RSE LF (h 1 DO IT Norih·nltn Ohl� _ Lakn ■od sm allmouth bass .!'howinJ,l in gooct; The Bu l ldo�s got a ll t h e I r Green Minn. 38 He 23 48 . 924 I Ann Rickard, Roger Roush, D - Tuckaway Country Club _ W i 1 on he track hospit al. . . . t m WITH � bunches of bana,nas hanging fro Romno, Clev. M 130 18 42 .31.1 vid Russell, Phylll11 Ru!11ell, A.8I rea m s reporter! in excellen t c-on l 1y n 11mbera al lhe Bass l.!ilan - nms in two mnmgs. am Mo11, Irnporiaot D · l · t t eonven en re I a P a nd nd 1 e izza l n I •ot h the irst and I.'.>Urth sivrs , Ch •·' 38 ••• ,s 46 .3 !9 fred s·IISOR, M :J'! Stareher, AlJ 1 1 1n n. noth Lake St. Marys anrl .ire11. In Sandusk� B�y.' pe rch , o,to hot ,ausage sandwiches servcr\ j Th is won't make pop ha ppy. bu: i p d c oo u well biting home marke d : d th hr nitllsh_ o g and ing bullheads ro _ o e L �e ke Det � � ow i, n �s , , 40 143 20 45 3 Jli len Swartz, D.:md Taylor, Lul 11 l 1 between nines. . It's the third an• Lesl ie Combs of K entucky's , of h--• !-It. ·mi,:s ..�., , Lluc"ills � ' crnpplc>s In the sandu11kv River, perch. In t ,,e !Jrst mn mg, the first bat- Trmd11, Bal. 38 121 Ii 38 . 3 11 Toban, Mi<'Vey Winebrenner. n, a nua 1 It I'"" 0 h ded by I ea •au J)l' d K · h to ed , groun , l l mg Cornw� . ter, beir.g bo1111 111 famed Spendthn·rI F,r1rm says 1hr,t shecpshcud and white l rnul <.·:ilfi:;h. Carp being taken Home Run■ 8th Grade, Wil!Jam Rlackwe!I, Gene Sarazen ftr..d Ken Venturi SHIRT LAUN DERE RS rnn� t everywheT'f' Most stream:j taken althou� ,h'- white �a�s r� Th� n Knight, alfllcled WI� earthe darn Is three times as im· • N t I e n a 1 Leape - Cepeda Joel Boney, Arthur B oyer, Lar· with only those o1 Italian e trac Pomeroy.Middlepo rt x • rtant as the 11ile in breeding a nnr·mnl nnd sm·.11lmouth bass ht! Is not yet al its peak. F1shin� m ly wilrineas, wared Norrit � Giants 12; Robinson, Reds 1 1 : ry Brown, Ralpb Camp ell, Mar b y eligible tion the of . benefit for the most of the 1treama producing first Sacker R ic Baoon V l t Moo race horse Owners of tu;, lllg taken. n, Dodgen 10; Mathew, Handley. George Harris, Robert Boys Towns of Italy and the -� · ·__:__,_ __ -· . _ _ _ � tw was M:mt Be�netl do':n, out• o �afe fishing blue�lfl• Exrl.'llent catches. fine Rim. _ t,rn 1111 Sortmo Braves: Mays, Giant,; T. Dav l.3, Lemley, Linda Moore, Gene Kt.-�- U.S . • • • 11 Dod 'lin<i choice on Biggs fielder II weekend. I making com;ng the for look rr:ii) ple-5 end catfish are 1 ler, Ruetta WCJll■. gen, all . - ---� -Wrllen Plcll Poorly thf' big ncw:i. /\ few no rthern America■ Le11ue - Gentlle, 7th Grade, Charlotte B I a c k, U1 lypewrlter termites in the · pik somr walleye1, a few whl.c ,-,,,..------�:-----------, OriolHI 12 ; Colavito, Tiger• 12· Patricia Brown, Jan Cilo, OPTOM E T R I S T Darla sport, business are notoriously in • I ba�s u nd on Jl'ra1ion:il mu.�k,e Killebrew, Twlt11 1 1 ; Mantle, Eber.<ihach, Vicki Felty. Claud- efficient when it comes to picklni! ')f!ie.e Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on �,#'� r::ll!l,i ha\'e also been r .?por1t'li. All lakes Yanks 10; Sievers. White Sox , la K. Grueaer, Jebb Kil'l lanct, wlnners so I m,,y distreuhave ·• Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy and mo�l 1trearr• dear and norAverill, Angell ; Wt1gner, Angel,, Jackie Miller, Semi Mullen, Don - Ing news for Arnold Palmer and the r o f mal and should n1mnin so all t. na Heibel, WiJllam Reynold,. -- - C1Jmin� wct•kend Ruu Batted la Mary Teaford, Nancy Van ln1-:iUll c,ntral and Southea1�rnNatlou) Leape - A a r o • Wagen, Larry Will. Lawrenct Fair fishing alth,1u�h good reports Brave1 34; Ceptda. Giant, 33: Will. \ fr-0m Dow Ln kf! , Athens County . ,1 ■ U.NI r Ja er l U � -� Pr 111 t n llona Washlngton 4 Minnesota :,; (night' Clemnte, Pirate1 27; Moon, DaJa B R BERG TRRl:i\"Jlftlt"S BREAK I, Lec.�ville, Carroll : Seneca, Gucrn -- .1.--Ie1 a Detroit 4 (nl&hU gera 26; May1, Giant, 25; Robin- IB Natlonal Leajl'.ae 1 � '"'r n_.1_ NO . icy, and rlendcnlng and Tappan , STOCKHOLM• u •weden tUPII chlcago at New york (n!KhO ppd IOJI 1WUB .W. L. Pel. G llarrlso11 Scvernl other good IJ>Ol:S Amertcaa Leape - Gntil.P, Lennart Rlaberi;i:. Swedish Ua:bt 11 (night) ppd. & BOiton at Baltimor 23 13 .639 Include llurr 0,11{ Lake, Morglln San Fra ncisco Or ioles_ 42 : Cash, _Tlg� a&:_ B o- heavyweight, said today he wm 2 14 588 2 Kansu City at Cltve. (night> ppd rgh Pitt!ibn ·I : Atwoo Perry . Clouse : County :,• Saiunl a a Prohble PUellen ro,, Tigers 39; �lav1to, T1ger11 br_eak relations �Ith promoter � 240 17 -_585, l l a and Beach Clly, 'fm1carawas. and Los _Angelca wm Ahlqvist and refuse to f1gtr; Chlcago at New York-McLlsh 32 ; KI iiebrew. Twins 28. 20 16 . 556 3 Forked Run. M e iga. Streanu, Cincmnatl Plk.blag Willie , Pastrano d Ahlqvlst cannot , 2_,0 o r Wynn c4-I) VII . Turlc y 17 17 .flOO tlcar lo roily with the Mu1kln111m Milwaukee Nalloul Le�11e - P o d r e arrange to haw lbs flaht 1lltecl 3_ ( 21 18 19 ·457 St. Loult reported In e1ttPllent condition ah "'- Dodgers �I; Mazell, Pirates 4-1: in stockholm, Junf' 11. 1t W ln M ilmelota 12 :Mi ·338 11 go ChJca '-Ceatral ... &tuthen - Mttt ...,..- MCCOrmicll:, Giant. 5 - J ; Koufat , ---- --delphia 324 11 PalmqulJt U-OJ n. Woode5Chlrt 1 1 23 Phila g 1 fJ hln m1 fine In ■lreE1 and lakes Dodgen �21: Purkey, Reda: Hunt, Tigen S.0; Molli, Tlpn 1-0i · CJ-1), Frida,', Rt'1uff1 cond!Uon. Fiahln1 good. Both ivl and- Reda: Burdette, BraVN, all '-2. Grant, lnd!aoa 4 0: Ford, Yank& Cl l Delaware and lloover reservolr1 San Fran S Chlc.-.go 2'<u Jnnlng1) Kanaa■ City Amerlea■ Leape - R e l • • 6-1; Wilhelm, Oriole, 1-1. Dale v . 8 (,t.2) . Buckeye Lake and n e a r b )' Mllw 10 Loa Angeles 2 ( nlghtJ � (f-5) s • . -""" ' 1nlghtlBoinon at Ba It� m"'l" slream!I !ndudlng TI1g and l ,ltt lo St. Lollis 12 Pit111burgh 2 (nlghU Vacation Days • . • Are Here At last And So Sch II ll-0) Estr d C2-3J Darhy, lllg anJ l .ittle Wal�ut, Phila nt Cincinm.>11 < nlghO ppd - 0:�tt U:�gele: _: � ( lgbU at 11 Daily Vacation &Ible School r!c-nr a n d normnl , and pro ducmic cold weather. •) vs. G rba 14... ') . Iood cnteIlt'j oI a ll spcr 1es. · RockY Sa tuNla 's Proba�e Pltchen Regan (' y For Pomeroy Children Sunday'• Games Ford Lake, l ti�hland County: Loa Angele, at MilwaukeJack110n Lake, J:wkson. und Madi- Drysdale ( 3-31 Y! Buhl H-4l . MAY 29th TO JUNE 9th. Chicago at New York (21 ton l.nk� . Ma�h,o n. producin :; San Frnnclsco at Chlcag o-Loeg Kansas City •• C 1eveland (2) t A.M. until 11 A.M. except Mlffllrlal DI' well. Boston at Baltimore 13_2 t va. urou IO.l l. Soalhwntem-A fn, etf the lie\. Mlnae90ta at Walhlngton Camt Study About God & His Lows ter fishing spots include Grant Phlladelphla at Clnclnna•l Delroit Angelet at Loi , 4e , l-Gre€!n 1 1 3 vs. J y ( 3 . ENJOY GAMES - SONGS - IL\NDICMJT -- ·� - - (nlghl Plttsbur� al St. Loula (nlghl l I PRIDAY'S PAPIR Oil YOUll noRT llUI.ILTI A NIW IOfA ,Off A NfW t-!A. Law ( 1.JJ vs. Broglio 13-M . , :a::rh Evans Asks Leave To Take In Counseling r1laster's Deuee U ir.g the �r\h in tirl'K! m ded,ive Moort"'s Pomeroy clnh bv knock- an Athens batter on ball.; se ting I I I 1,.,�l,..., , " . . . I M·~---- any Students H ave per eel I A ttendance d I u I ° LEADERS n • F•' snf ng rospect Appear Good For Oh• Th•IS Weekend 11' i .,, ;>'I .�•rJ • ' I , • ,,, • . I I 0 I • . , I I . °' r· HOST I I DUK E CLEA NER S rood f-J. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. ""'S'4"t,4• LJL_,.J..:,.____________..�.:;;;•· !n •!.1n 0NE POLICY COVERS ALL lor Homeowner ■ I I San Fm::•:. �h:: Lo, Angele■ al f.1Uwaukee Philadelphia •I C!ocfnn1U Plthburgh at St. Lout, . . . . . . . . . • ,....,1... W. L Pd. OD Detro� Clevewid New York Baltimore lllnnaota Wuhlnglan Kamu City Bolton Loa Angel.. aiicap 1.e_,.. II 13 l7' IS IS '!06 S 4'11 20 JS 22 18 .550 II :sn .=:,. :Nu;::N�� rktl, IS\ Puerto Rico, outpointed Tommy Tlbhl, 132, C.lmnbu,, Ohio UO) Chino Qiu, 1!111, Damlnk>n Republic, outpointed Bonny Gordon, 138, New York Ila> ; Ver· non Lynell, 128, Brooklyn, N. Y., ..tpolnted Teolllo Cnil, 129, Dom lnlcan Republic c tol . It 10 ·"" 7111 8IGN8 ro11 nnBT 1� :II .OU l'I BOOl'ON (IJPII - Undoluted 15 18 .455 1'4 New York middleweight Jose Tor 15 20 .429 1'1 rea, who ■cored a five.round TKO 14 :13 .378 I ll> over li&bl heav,weight Bob Youn& 14 tc ,Slll 12 of Providence hr.rt earlier t1us Frlll11'1 lleAlla -k, bu signed lo meet Mel C.1 llno of 1'-enton, N.J., In a 10round bout at - Arena, June 5. PIANOS WY­ MAX V,ARD ',fll L IW -••• tWURLtTZIR t ■ALDWtN 1M OTNIR PAMCIUI CIIARIDrl'E, N.C. tlJPU Banjo Mallbon II Adlorille. N.C. led qualf'7fol NIii Frlllay at lb,, ai.r1ote 6(>ocdwQ for &mdaJ'• . tnl,OID nrld • .,.. ltoc:k QI' PACI: CA& TUM,a IIIANDI ...., .-.. <1m"'8 • 1111 ......., TralllN lorwloo" Fri lllldt a lop lap ,]>Old II lff,1911 md• por hour and avet, JACKSON, PNONI 22 ---------.Jlapd lff.CIII lor four laj,I. o. , 0 1 . T0 ay s port Parade I :nri I �i ""° rhe Sermonette All S1ara Knight Loser In 6-2 Playoff Game On Bulldogs Home Diamond Friday -r ------. 1 The powerful Athen! H l g h I singled . gi\'Ulg the B11\11fogs a By Cb,t Tannehill pid, wt .,.... c Athens Takes SEOA L Diamond Crown From Pomeroy THE f"ORTS DESI{ ll )mt aictloo • lllto lob lroft In, lot the --�� ■■ PASTOR POR DITAILI, Accept Our Invitation Roush's Shoe Store NEW STORE HOURS MIDDLIPORT Effecll.. June S Special On Ladies' Hose 2 pairs - � - - - - - - for 5 1·00 Regular 5 1·35 Hose 5 1·00 1:30 AM hi S PM CloMMI Thun. Afternnn Sat. 8:30 hi 9 P. M. WERNER RADIO & TELEVISION Midd....... Ohlo Around The Ga Aline Weaver's Dress & Beauty Shop Fifth & Vint Sb. Phone Wl-9-3584 Hearing Aid Service R•lnt, Ohl• Free Rome Ce••ltatle■ Ba,tget Terms NOWI City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mofns With - - - - &.tteriN and lnfol'llllllon at Dul1N D"'11 Shire, Mlddltport, Q. DILES RADIOEAR CO. l'9 Morris A.._ DEALER FOR . • • , ' , Weter Heaters e Empire Furnaces • Arm­ strong end Empire Circulating Heaters, GALEN 5. BROWN, DEALER BOX 471 Phena WY-2-2166 DAIRE � • &11-1'>-T..,, OmlnS Top • AdftnOIII ,..._ - a-. - -- 11n11, ac1.... � blolllng. -,.utomat1o 11oo1 -r......, 11111 a,N4811t .... VD& AT Htrry Miller; Owner POMEROY, 0. Baker Furniture ____________ Mltfdltlport - Phil Red Children's TENNIS OXFORDS an. CIIESrnt\ ,, M,· . Vkflll Wood. Atheno, \'loll· ede ,O<tDtly wllh Mn. Letha Wood. Jade G� open! a lew dayw wltb Mr. tnd 11n, Tam my, Dayton. NEW SPIED Small I to 12. CUlbloned lnaole. Ml-. POIIT ■ D5E PAINT • • • eN1 B1� wflaa ""1fed Al Dlnetad .eDrieo Buc-FNe. Doll1'nt In 20 Jlllluta t ldlll ro. Wood, - ......,, f· r King Builders Supply Co.� llllUTa I Ttl1111ia111 WY44741 0., ., •.,...._ UADIURY ,,. ..,IIOLlfO■.T, °"'° ltO. WlllialnSOn-Flreslone Dlllrlbutor Mlln $1. w. 88* $1,49 THE SHOE BOX GON On Owr Damp Surf-. MOR■ WAITING flOI •• NO IIDING TO DIIYI SN Thia hnge Today E. MAIN STREIT Oil co. N O S W ILLIAM POMIIOY �-yoa-- ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION - "Gaa Dou It Better For Lea•" • O:Jot-4NW Antcwntt«o Otta PRICES START AT $199.00 Phone LY MUI PLANNING WIIK VACAnON . •Caloric and Welbilt Ranges • Glass lined jult ■Ude a FLAIR Ccabinet - all) lllto tllo place of )'Dal' p- -­ No �- There't 110 1aearlng up JJQirlll-.lllcredlble?ft.. v.1 Come and study God's Truth with ua IO lhlt we may better serve each other to know the truth and to obey, In thll w17 we may please our God. INGELS FURNITURI ._., Di.lo pr. l'LAIR modelo gl■Nlfy Id- with bullt,.ln glamour. A"4 From M■y 29th to JuM 7th Each Evening 7t� P.M. $99.95 • s1 99 Size 4 to 9 Whit• Tho .... The Success Congregation Woa lllf.N CANVAS OXFORDS llfW# A rartgel0it1o l>ulU •--• • • 10itli0Mt "-1t-4,■ ...,..., Clifford Shaver, Ev■....list Of Port Clinton Will .. At 7..,._ DINETTE SET Women's = •300 for Whitewalls �r • :1 1:, ...' ,. - - • � ,• . ..... -­ ll p,I pllm " lnlo Joi tridt fr, .., the :00.C,, t In the ....., Jlibt,d lier of ...... "' - pa looal f• 'l'llil we bllll dalloa )arlty t I ., 1 Spring Has Spru ng! Use Clas sified, Clean The Attic Of Don ': � ants ld _By ers He Offi <: •• U Quints To Celebrate The ir • F • UfV IVI s r ou �:�.. : �- Daily Sw,tinel, Pcmeroy- M 1ddleport, o . , May 27, 1 96 1 - WA NT AD S (9) FOR SAL E . E STEREOS--=- G E ' Moto, SAL M a •: �: p:a y m C apt' I1art , .N <" W H aY<'n. � V a. 5 23 6tc ':! ,�:: .�� 2 7 th Electio� Of Racine America n Legion Aux,l,ory g " Fam1· 11· es B'Ifthday Sunday W1' th O•"n Elect ion or Officers_ wa s hel1 from the N,1 ..,..,1 Prestdenl "" when tht' Ladies Auxilia ry of R ·1 Poppy Day, Mily 26-27. . ' ' H <:1ppy BJJ"t lulay " was sung tr., t two yea rs cine Po Sl Americ an Le gion ffif"I rs i f the For foe a D I fea were qulnts i th<> . n 1 , ldre ch fou• As 1-The L'PI �NTREAL FOR QONSIST!I Nl D EPENDAB LE RESULTS i eg the May da 23, TuP on • y Prf"s ident , a ! Mrs. J anet Lawthe L al !t , , . 1p , n · s coloring book··. . the,·_ we re und1•r a gu;i.rd1ansh surv1vrng D 1onne uumt upIeI s reI1- tured m ,h·i td•e RATES I N Home ( 1 4) FOR RE T � re n('f' a nd M rs Joan T_uttle _pre_ __ t centt per word, !)De 1.nseruon. Muu�um char,:e---80 __ brate their 27th b• rthday sunda·i I m pa 'X'r dolls ..il1rl other kinds 1Jf board inc-luding Dafoe The pa � . T_ l{OOM HOUSE ANl) - three � i th hu �bir nd s a n d fam i toys. Baby food u<.ed the qu• n!s :is Pnt <. h{u*d to 1:,kt' over at th ... l Tlw mef't ing '\ as ope ned 1:1 �enled her with II beuutilul birtilcen� ti cenll per word (or three coosecuUve lnHrUons. l_ G_ H_ E _ 1 l Spec1al -on♦ CJi,ntb tor 30 ceDh �r wurd. ! . the Pre!1den, day t·ake. seven room hou se . One 5-room • he<. and the foui,h m a con\"en· an endor�e�eot and thou!'1-an1� end of this limP. but the Ont a r ti 1 egular f� rm 'n F ;,1 IJ rat-e uf 4 cent.J per wol'ti wlll be cliarged lor ad­ I Pi.ayer was by the chaplalr., ! .<.l H ' 1d Da, 1 Mr� ffrt�mg LI DOI paid W1tb111 lO da y s art.er receiving tn ll I apartmenl A1so New 5 roo, n l 11ie surl' i vmg n.Pmhf, rs ol ca .. made t he lnp to l allander to v1t>11 ll!OV Prnmt'n1 dec rlli"d lo makP thPn• . sh D th i:, and a poE"m by Mrs. Yost dos.>d Erron in Advertis1na -SbouJd be reported lmmedu1tely. house with g.i 1 .:, ge and la undry nda · s " famous f ti f' • arP A nn,•ll f" 1hem 21 pla�• t-, htnd a qperul . wa rds of the k i1;� until thev .,,: en• I Mrs Mabf.>1 Mar a ll. 8 !'be Dad:, SetltJ.nel will not be respon.slble tor mar• tbaD m basemenl. J\ . N. Bengel. Ph I Marie, C en l 6 an I Yvonnt' F:mil i . st·i�en tha1 emmlerl !hem to �.! 1 8 yf'ars old nafnP remain ...1 t r ict PresidPn l 0• Lancaster w;i� the m�tmg. R1•freshments were me Ulcorrect insertion. WY 2-3272. 2 J tlc d ied m l!l� A!I werP hor n l\1ll.',' se('n hv people 1h·1 cnu lrl not !if'" lh(' 1 r dr.l'IOr um·I a year lx>foi l' gn<"sl speahr Tl> r� member� se1ved to apprux1mately 35. Oard el Thanka and Speclal Notices of Events, $1.25, 1 o; Jn,;; deH1 h m 1 !14 l I wne in it1a1l"<I. U· P..:rs Marshal 1 • ' __:::;;--::::::::::::.---, for 50 word m1n1mum. Each additional word, l c. I TRAILER SPAC E -AV A !l..ABU: 28 1 �34 at Catl:'ndPr Ont an•I The quints we•·i> the ch1ldre11 1 · an Mrs. A: C rOb1tuane■ published at l cent per word. at M iller ' s Trailer Cou rt , M i d• 1 h 1 ou�hl rnlo t he >1orlrl bv Doct1,1 Ol i va anfi E l z1n• B:u nne . a ym11 1i!, The ch i ldren v. ere re�torPd .u Mt·s . .John Holin . MO. 1 DAYS 8 DAYS \ 3 DAY l WORDS '.\42 A lan Dafrw who ;:a 1 nf'd famf' an.l rrench-C an ud 1 so t oup l e w ho 11 '(>'! p:irtantal ('llSt ctd ,· e ar ly in 1 '14� Armllord. and M rs _ Alherta Crlul' dleport Ph WY 2• :.422 15 60< 90< Sl .35 $4 50 on a :JOO• .'.l(' �e h1 1·m a hou1 200 mill's Th l'y gr�duallv b('gnn t o le �r l Sf'lll'atnp. fortune alnnc \,\. . 1, lhf' ('JU11ll � Beech S I M 1ddle 1l0rl , Ohio $6.00 20 60c ll.20 $l .80 ond l h-' M iss M iriam Sm it h Mi.�� P .'.l· nort h of Toron t o I n the m 1 d.�1 o, mort' clo 1 :-. tert'd livf' s .Ml qU11'' $7 live qwntup\els S2.� r IO Ill $1.50 Today 1he 76c 5 2' t -----' • 0 .-,, si a tiv 1n d ., •··- ,· ,mm. 1 1 ,t lwo 0 irls who , i .. 1 , ,., 1 r , t,,-y on f" n•e« d he t Uh 1 O 1 [) ,1 t,: 1 arp ami Iy IJ<:r, an O Shun t 1e I,U h t I( 11·1· ,,·,,., '-' I APARTME NTS _ Furnished -ant 1 1ve�. /:! VOi(1 I IH! . • Ada retelvecl bJ' 10 A II. will be ID that day•, piper f 1 farm amted , n fr me. , p m. lo (r1d� StatP imrl 1\hss : go will 1 mk <1 � i;;po1J r,Jit 1h a1 h , t su rrou d 1 , a m1um1shOO McMasle ,.11. Midd le- • l 1rit)' as much : � pos�1bl 1· Ari roo i I mb Mrs. Robert n Riley, ht•· A. 'T. horn ang n h rhddrP Mrs. t five ,,, u ct w,ih Sm s n ita h<lll!W Jua i a \ . 1 f:erm:tm Mr� · th ll 11 rd b nn1 tP their llf w•t ime t the · !\mce PHONE WY 2-21 57 · , . . · 1.3-, ' · port. Phone NY2· '182L . . . q n A Ruth P� u 1 a had ld ch I 1h 1 Ashlt-y s. rul,1ght�r. nt nd a i � 1; :-: • _____ __ _ _ __ ul 11.lonlrPal, ga ', birlh t o hi•r s�r- fore the ui On thei r 2 1 .,1 bi rthd c1y th • • \' ,1 cr11m pamt'd by 11.hss P. with 1 t NT , FOR APAnT\ RENT r , Jayne, spent Mu he s Day in. Cl). !.--,,.,����:':'------::;;::--:::;:-;:-::-;-:;:---'[ I onrl ,;nn la,;t \'f•,•I· anrl ..., ,11 � �· <lif'<l ol pnPumon1:i , came mt� a fo�tune worth mo!'::- Petrel. on and thret: i1h room h b: s P e . 11 1 m b Hnl m•d on 1 w, b1 n h •la i· JIN Mrs. Otonne 1,:.� 25 w h1•11 lh .> Mrs Lemmu L11;:ht(9) FOR SA LE- ( 1 ) NOTICE S . Mrs Elson Sr>encer and M r � lurnhus w1lh . t h:m a m 1 I I'ion i 1r,1 1 ars. . . ' 41 "'Y o:_:� 5 I ti r .., 1 s ter . O·f' dt• , n, n1 tl1rs Pl.i ! i p•i ' qu i nts ...,P rP hor n .fwo m id Wl\'t·� I R D1ddl., were report€ er an M i ss ZeII a p u1 1 m. rn · I d a r d ftRll1l'B AND nsr CONTROi e _ _ " 1 . I I _ A R AL GS I I _ l'ala. f'l'N tmpectioD. laurF O UM WN Nl'M when N the l first two ' re on e h� n M t"O . i Spe n p.1 ., t < nd Wl. M ason d � Mrs. r ln nd H ill i\1 La ' s. Lm 1 has s ns, and t 9 ROOM HO E . o w � J Mrs. John M . rifaris c the former , a ,., <·n tame 1 11·'' the worlrl . a11c1 l r denl mm nd R l c C'hilrlr a ia .'.kQU"!� if' o·.� i t-1Ji N \ ., !P Na&io9wW. t.:o ela J . lloM _\,, & e ar i<' com omi 1 Wm n atin P e <'hairm.!m ol thf' n A 'ailable un h i rd m r d · r Mar n g Bettie Lighter • returned 1o her . ... &. 8er"rice S&atioa WY i- Combination Scrl'l'D and Glali!I 30612 Wl'bs ter Ho;i d , Bav \'11 • \fr � Flo ri < m H,:u,lr h.is a dau�ti Dr. U:1foe a rri 11,::l in l i me to d.- I t \e(' , re ad the names of th r home ill Los A lto s. Californ ia, Bft , mi · t-K-Ue Alumhmm Storm Doon and Jag(' , Ohio her lhta last t�ref' They we:c I 5 2 30lc \Pr IIIL officers for the ensu i ng year. er severa l da y1 Hsil with hc.-r �D ' ay 7 Z 8 ll . -3 W W do x tremely 3m.all chi ldr en ar.-i w Ca Y s all e in j for on who 'ID . are presif!ent. Mrs. Dav id ter, Mrs. T. A . t<iley and fa)1'lilv was ourse ' (I l They , f' l D .'v r ISHF:lJ an(l l VI FOR FERD NEE S A or evt-nlng. King Kulldt>u Sup. S Rom, l !NFURN 1 , that they wou,d doub had Dafot" et1n\'t.' II "'l rn• ha� <l imr l ... a nt firs t v ice preside_nt . M " 1 Also. guests the µasl week of the · _ st _ Yo j M iddleport ply Campallv . C... Grtndl■g , 5 26 !Ok • ment Call C•11 isl me R(•e� 1 e ?t , . 1 t e th , ruslir inoonve o I l Despi ive. .alker; !,e('{)nd vice l\k, O o,,plav u \\ 1 Virgil , Rileys a nd t he Robevt Ashleys Mr<;. Ea r l Brunett . Pomeiuv 3 ZS tf Feed MOL iP n C'P� h,. sucr"fded in keenin 1; . 1�1 1 a nel Lawre nt·e: �ecretary M r, were Mrs. Lemma Lighter and �.21 Ohm ( 20) BUS!Nr:ss LUNCH AT JACK ' S Oa h-y Bar, ' both 1hr;> babies r,nd their mo!h...r Gretta Simp5'0n, and t rl'a<;u re l' , 1 !\ii ss Zella Pullin of Columbo s. t. · OtJ, · 1 Hon full 1h b sr::: H u L;k, R.a so'l ,ddteportt 11 s b:1 •, · et" �·e. 1 1 a SE RV ICE S Mrs. H a rriC'He �Jc i g1 er. A 1 1 werP 1 Visit mg Thur��by with Mr anrl 5· 24-61l me nt, yard. 1-'hont• WY 2 ·;mitt --[ able, Man! --TauC'h nnd Go arcept ed · Al lrTIONF.F.R I Mrs. C a sh Bralvv were, Mr Brn' '.!4 6 • rl11rin1; lhP fi.-�t wePk of 1lw1r ., 4,.,L,IIN G STU DENTS • j nOW EN RO" "f r<. y0�t or�nIf"d a gI ft to ley ' s oousin. M rs Mora Walter!I i• ___ Cnmn1,. 1,.. �Prv•�fl 11\:P<;, the babies led a I011('h and for art lessons and oil pai n ti n g Marsh!'l l Mrs. ( 1 7) HELP WANTED Crill Hrltllord and daughters. Mrs. N ellie J ack• 1 Ji!:O f"Xi�l,.nN', �•ftTlet ime!I t urning or water color and for �ummn t le was m��c Tut Molton Mrs. Writ" f't-mu °' (:l)nltit't · L"h: F F:l 'F:11 FOTI son of Galli pol is. Thr.v also v1sill"•l . ST1 1 l )El'\'I' llf t( l " hi 11 " I_rnm I .. ek ,"'. .,,.•,n · On, v, 1 day schoo I at Cent ral Sd10u I ch a irman of I tlt' M pmoria I D•1 Y " f BRI\I WRIU) R ('ln, Ohl• ' a . wi1h Mrs. Mora l.1!1Jnanl while m :.ibout 3 hour, :1 1 1 ('\'!'!\ITII; llut 0 �• 1Of' s lreatrn••n1f for thi1; dan Ut.'l?nm 1 ng b u ·1td mg. pomeroy . c.. e I ,t>l?JOn 1 10wo. R E-cen t g u P�ts with tht! Brnd c.. ed th at ner to rlt" in sl'n' . l;,n rl K l' nlorw St•n w1· .s: 1! 1q11 l . o\ nrr.s• l1'n y1•flr, of yow· life• f,( er w11s t wo lr .., ps of rum .n Wednesclay . M1:1y :i 1 . al 11 a m Home, M ay 3(1, and fin al pl.i<>s leys wei-e. Mr,c; nraley · s brother :i -Ill' 25 1 1m"s 1.., �w 1 1 1 rlll lng fmn i ly wa t n The five b�hif's, when fir�t Al sO WI·11 k-p on:: "h ' 1 ld•"n '" r,,, wo ,· k · .. [ were m<1dt' for thP d '" nd I · J. E . Caster of !llm tington and la undr; ' 52 wnshd.:.iJ- s a )'e�1 r w,,,. ,h.,d day of lhel, •" mg pa ren 1 s . st 10µpmg . et c · � on the "Xlh 1 tt JI d I h Mrs. a rs a rea a e M 1.1n:N? !'.D CTICAI, PH 1 t ,l' A N1 " Mr . Br a le,• ·s dauqhler, Mrs, ,I, D, .idd un 10 unm.'r-r�,·ary work lives , toge1hcr weighl•d (inly IJ R a tes re,1so11.ible. SupNvtst'd \ rne. �H. 1I r •1 1• ( llrtMlll l l.e�t Ap ' -= Ho wh1•n flo�in or1 s Laun1:f y can po ,• n ds. 14 ou nces Russell of Fort Wayne, Indiana pla y and actLv1tirs S1·c· �forga · 2;i .!1 (' 1 d o I t for \Oll S! a;t your \lf1ra• : :i. Ponwrnv 5 who spent several days with them rt'I Lewis al Ct'lllt' ill Sf'hool . or 1 . Alm ,,�, from t he start thC' I F: ( . flWLl 1 X \.r A( l J IJYI ( ll • ane 1 I S P.0\' TO S A Y ITi el E ' . 7 L 1 las! week. no11 l 'ho 11111 , nr Ho'l1n,o Bld r D n a v c l s War n sur n an l !'U j W t e quints were a b ert of contra. . Ca ll W\' 2·5JOII. be11•·f'1m S and T s OM • E g '' 1 1 C M ) modi-I ( 'O mpl 1 ·te \l l lh .a ll . : .l oy<i n I ll n ry ' r . i·e n n Cl Lau rl .f . 1' 1 . W a M y 25, 26, 27. l> t p ! 1 l � i i:: Y ver �,,. 5 25 a · p. m. 'Pk l i derl } J d) 5 1 Dr. a nd M rs. H. C. Horl�n of atla('hments tmd P.'.lJlf'f lht'0\4. '. ·_ 2 5.il'.!8 ., , Il oI ,;� ,on ·� T n • Lu�i N' A len qt hy h11'•flf .war persisl t> I I A ubI ic skating pa�y W�ll b� I '1 , c by r day are v:.\>iting w ith Mt. Columbus . \ \ \\ ; 4 er , 1 , ' D m on -r. I . I' · . 0 fl nts p s t ll . SE E M ID\\ A \' M •\ HKF:T for vom , . , I . Middle 4 Gt t: Clfan r � . W \ � 5130 m held Big the t a Top ri 2 �-Uit 2 d Mrs. Garf':1 Slansbury and an 1 ,1, Mrmorial Dav flov. e·r � rfr,h :�l:\ rem 1 infl'1 ts' s lhc n pa a1 bd ween ':'" ' u,l 2 Z2lH 5 2!1 6k morning 10 • port from Saturday of the coun ty thu I relativf's . other and .,,,,, ,f,, ,.· , W 1 dl' s1•l•,,:·t 1n11 ' 5 26 Ii! '' Fl I HN ISHED A P \ RT',11·:'.T. ' ! - - � ' . til nooo he Moth• spon· • ored u n by t • wee,kend, BP!lt pl'IC�S Midwav \i,idt( t ( 20 B) INS U RANCE ARAND Nt>:w /\ \.:�nr 1 S EW I N(i 1 room s utiht ir� p,ud Call ,v , 2· 1 I Scout Tm>•·., Boy . of a rv Auxili ers' 1ta os t) 'J W. M:ur1 St , l'omt· r,,, Mr. a nd Mrc:; 11 arry Moore p . . , , -, , , !:; 21; :up m:1 t hi n1• ,f; 1 Ou 21).1 Z , 11•cr and , 2:JOI. ___ _ _ ;, 27 I l l ' r 1M P LF.TE £NS! R A. .J( E PRC� 245., It will be well chaperoned Racine High &hool h a s an spent tocl av m lhintmgton , w. Va hullonl ok· 1 Pho 1 1(' \\ Y 2 22().4 I Adm ission price ls 25 cents whie\ no,mred 1ts honor roll for ! h f' pa st a d l Ashland . Ky,, where the !f Enlert"d Hoapl tal cect l on. L ite Aulo fi',r., Polle � (20) BU SIN ES S Il n 5 2fi 1i1C' T 1 Call ,n M %1 rldleport, M S "hu . · (6) LO & FOUND Amon � 1 ho _ e who ent l'red Hoi a lso 111duded the sk�tes an_d re SL'\'. weeks Thev are, !!.ll w 1� i1 visited with relatives. Weeken'1 SERVICES , P,\ IR OF � w,,,:•ks olll µ1�, Une i=�=�_ 1 BI\ R N�S-S IM P<:;uN INS tllU N C'tl ze1· hos 'l1t a l m the p11st 24 hours 1 freshmenfa of ull kmds w 11.1 bee" grades of 84 or better: . , ___ _ , guests with M r. end Mrs. Moore . sol id bla <· k o m: i)lad:c. 1,1, 1 t h pnr \ F'.:-.JFT I AN 1\1 .f\JDS W I N1 OO\\ i 1111-: I SS R EFHIC EHATION .\ ND A � ents. M idrl lr purl F' ir<' Aut were M i� s faro ! N . Sl 1 ct harr , offered f�r sa le b� the Aux 1h a ry I n iors, Se Rogt>r Birch, Do M n ., 1 will be. Mrs. H,my E. Hoc1g\and . h l , nd � .i nd ,h,, tli•s. Porch Val• Appliance Sf.'r\'ice. Domrstir: a nd : mobile. � d Piwae W , Rt. 1 Gall1pol 1s, Glenn 0. ftiiirJ, The pub11c 1s 1 m l \\ l1 1 ! t! hdt t\utify 1 '1•;111 l '.r 1nv1ted. Q i.. cle, James Dor: and M iss Grace Sauvage of CoCi Bissell. Joyce Y r 11 1 11 t ';,il ! \\ J !l :1%0 5 2i lit( Ia n ,· (' \W1L, t1�� am l Sha tlf.'s [ Comm<>r c1al Co111 act P o ·: er l 2003 MAV Z7 ]ey, J a nice Dritke. M iriam Fos lumbus. a•2'1 t' Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. T h o m .i s l >:il 1• \\ i: 1J 'Pl �t1pply 2 1 5 l 'n on rme. The1ss, Ohio Ra 4 8 tfr � -~ will l There a rou nd a n d ter , Reta H il l. Na ncy Johnsor Alvm MeJ'cerville '.;t ' r .,. Boggs., 1 be - BU Y \'Ol !R I NSURA1'\'E ON A Mrs. Edgar Turiel'man of Ath(8) AUTO SAi. I A t e Pomu u\, . Ol i , o 5 1 7 30tc .I y ni_.:lt! , 8 : - Bill Mc Kelvey Mrs . Richard Conley , Addison. square dan('e Sa t1 1 rr1l . . here Io assis. I m · Shirley Miller. ens 1s ROOF ING AND SPOL'T ING Thf' llam!J ln . monthly installmrnt basis. JO the ('are r.,, _, . J .','. \ Ill Sl lr.S. J lai tl_v i·.inl' Tlll' l'owers •" ' ' K AZ d \ h , d 2 mi the e for ni to t a C!yde lker, , evin W Tnurrnan. a 30 1 ,R , D ·i z Oun Ruth Ann Petrel hl.'r mot hPr. M rs Edn a Juhitn� Eli abeth omp,111,, . ,1 1 d"I u e porI ea.s \\' or'. il Shnd ii nt nf ,· . . , .. wt 1· � J lo p . v a ymt'nls lor I � ear po!it·y. · h ,.J, ('Jr'uou !> and e ver . Ot,,o Phon"..- \\' Y 2 ,·,ot . !' Rolierl L . John son, R'. 2 I Recreat ion Cen t er . P ubl ic in v it· Linda Roush ' Kend a Russel'. ' t F , rl' l'rnr • 0_ 30 easy pavm<'nts on 3 or 5 Mr . , , . re1eased from who has Uf:"en ' , •r;.d •·o'ol' � �fni 11 31 11 Crown Ci t y, Mrs. '1 s.� Auslm ed i , , S � i• n f' · P"I S h u � e r , Carmt'n Salser. Lynn 1 1 f ;1 • 5 · 17 JOk d r 1 1 t rnnm :an yt·cir conl ra�·I�. Pnl 1 c1e P' I! e;,r b s ,� Meigs General llospital I . . t'I , \, \ l .1 . 11 St - - - ·- - ,, , MAY �1 Jo A nn Van MC':er, Lmda Wilt nnt'f', �m:, 11 " , r ,, , · o n : . 1 m : n ! l\ [ ,u l romhmNt and total IJl't' miums Brown , Rt I Leta rt ,V V.1 , rs. . :J., ; :11 p B l l l .1.DOZJNG BY THE HOUR 5 C be Garden T he c l Wildw u b P RI l i _ rt n 1 y M . cCoy, Al _ ood , Juniors, Sue l'i rcle . Billie Cun· Ben rlriy has moved f r o n nn i-r. ', l,t\ m finRn<Pd, Ba, n es . Simpso n I nI fti OO. Clifton Mol•·s, E\1 7:;r112 F re ,Jenc k HC: lll')'. w1 \1 mP "t W ed "'I d ay al fl p . m John W Va . !kr diff, Sandra Do...ahue, Pa triC' 1e ' " '' 18 ,� surancc Agt'nl')' , M1ddle1 mi 1 . IA' the HowarJ 4 ' , 1· . \ l i, ( ii 1 1 l•' i l l "<.; t l Gunn-;,•y · _ - I 473 Sycamore St . M idd leport , al the home of Mrs . ,John lhlf' I Grimm Philip Roberts Miri a m K mgsbury road · ,,11,1rr1 , wirlt;m l\l r ' 1 1r,. � cou t-: . M ,1 11 1 S ' F : , I ',, I' "} I' <: 1 tor " 1 I' · 1 1 ;i ['wi:I. Li ll I l'ORF.ST Rl 1N BLOCK ro . (2 1 ) R EAL ESTATE Mrs, Robe11 G. Birch. Hal 'rne . 1 Nea se Settlem ent. with Mrs Ed· ' Smith , ' Rebecc a Toney·, R u t h prope�t y better nown 811 Sam . 1 l, tl 1 1:. • . �, . I � 1-� Wya tt s place. 1 l You will b11iid (or l'ss 11 ,1h ?.ur ,- - Mrs Clyde Ernest Rupi! . Rt. 1 1 ison Hollon as co-hostess. l ' loom· \\ \' 2.:1 ;o Wingett, Dua ne Wolfe, _ ;aa;;a;a;a;a;a;a=;a;a-a;;;a;;a;a;a;a-, 1 j 5 25 Jtc l q 1.�.P � al ly .con cn' tf' b)o�k � . . 4 I Caq:enler, Mrs. J�hn E,dward 4 Z'?: ti.: • JIJ_ . . dford II' Sophomores, Terry Br a '. - - 1\ Blo{' k S . Cenuit - '-"."'" �,.,, Grow . Jal·kson, Ml$$ 1 A �":•Y • Margaret Dunt. Peggy G I e n n , ' lf1T:1�u1 1'1$1.) 1 ·1 1F\'BOI .FTS Call STH.\\\' 1H :1rn IES Try our 1 1 [ 1 f,Mo8, il r! ar-\\ mclow9 t i k appon m ·nt • • by m l .ynn H ammond, Rl. 2 We.lslJn. ' pl;,111 F . Pw tm )Tr . S John Hysell. Jc;m Miller, Judy Don : i , ll f tt i· 5 [) m PhoM \Y Y t .206'7 POMEROY - I -story fra me, 4 Jeffrey L. Robh. WellstO"I. MrH PilOJlf' 1his rnimb�'r \\'\' 2 271>7 1:rmll �1 . M 1cldleport w,·gal. W,scons,n Fort-sI Rua Ron d· pomeNL , Oht JO rooms and nt , I Rona ld L. t.t:0pa rd, Colu l>u·;. · h'.11 both. ba�em� Nolan s 111 Syioi•n�t'. Ohw 1 ; 6 I; 5 25 3 , 1 1 Freshmen. L arry Compstort, m garage, l a rge lol. l,ood location. I 5 25 61p I 81rth1 Sharon Co1trill, Judy Cozart Ver lii5 I}(JDGE 2 Joor sed an Ne· , ,_____...___.______._ SJ. 000.00. Terms. Nf'lifi!!ln Htdldlng Sapply I Mrs Elr11er Sigman, \lidtlle- ' and doughter J'lnnifer left Satur- non Donahue, Be>lly Gillilan, Ki1v ,-1 otor Over h,·ul. Nrw �t·nN Notic • ol Public S•I• We supply what it takes to b11ild POM ERO Y R U RAL - 4 · room port, �on 4 · 00 a .m Friday. day for Madison Wisconsin whel"t Hendricks Richard Holter H0w;;tlor, rad mt or spring�. muft ev vlnurc or • 1·h 1 1 1- 1 mur1wa11 or ren ol r a hno�e>. Call Guy frc1me " 11h bath. furnace h<>at . , · ,,harga.1 . ·. , o ,,.r,:-utf'd. and d 1- 111 .,.rt'd b} lta}· . Doroth y Lawson · . e m, 1osed Mr. Blakeslet \I.Ill be atte11dm11i ard Johnson ,;u ,,,ers, fue1 pump aJJd lir.tkes mon4 , 1 ,,.1wt' to 11 1 1 lhwluuu [ Nl·i �ln,. or t.:,orbC'l Cl C'ek, Ra tll. l f' . l f ro nt poi.ch , a l�-O 1 o ige . I Pat;e n ts re:·ently dischorizci:1 insun1, on No,· uth. L\fOO nnd 111,11 · a th1ee weeks R eg1ona1 Exlen Ben PetreI , G -�YIe Rees. C arot • i"'m. Houdo�lwl t . 5 6 11•,. h<tC'k por('h, full bas�ment. Oth• I clu·ted Dougl a s Koh:K!n w 1 1h lhe t' ltrk of 1'uur1, of \lelu I Olt •o. h S10Jl Josep · 3 . ,;] Summer SI-I100I at lhe U n.- Sh a I11 , J ua�J·ta Sm 1'Ih , Serah Tay. counl)', Ohio on 111, 141h ,Loy oC · , er bu ildi n�s. t arre lot, $'UIOO. )<ing!rlmry Ho;id Ro5f'n o:ium . Terf-sa Ann hm., , versity of Wiscon!in. ,,n·•mh�r 11!60, au<.t t1n whu·h tie· IF \'OU WANT RF.AL q11.-111, MllH)l.[PORT lor, Sammie Y:ites. �.. RllRAL _ 14 ac :wy.,.... �· 24· 4k hull h11 1,..rn made, u,tt 11,• Un• · · Bl ;lkeslee was selected as one! Pupils on the honor roll ea ch ' dflr �1,n,d w111 .,11 1h11 1 ooda nnd Breedi ng b u11I Ih <ti "'Ill 11 1 ' t <Wrl' S, 1 1 2 sto rv fra me, 4 rooms Dt-1 mR r Fl :iett . Ch ar les J ·;imbe . I 1 mone:, makl' n use E AL r a b • 1 C'Pllar ba�!'me�I garage- , bn rn. I Mrs. Dora Bobo, Mrs . . W ill� rd of ! he two exlf'-n�ion agen ll!I 1'1 of !he six week periods durin � (9) FOR S 0�;•�-��":i��:•;�11� �:::r•!:: l di n , modf'I n R 11 l'uhuc uie Pl I SlrN, Call Okk �ltrrf'tl, Wt ch i cken hous". Rarnai n at Dur:.t . M :·!I, Robert <;m ,l h, '-', rs. 1 ohio to recei11e the Farm Foori the 1960-61 term were. Senior.; . ,OTHER SHIPMENT OF' A ft TI- lhe Ii" • fl H R•,.llnM• '1-lot ot Sal�� . z _ C- I Gr.11v�s. M rs. R o b (' r I 1 i R 0=r '.FIC lAL l'lowf't'!I al my home on MUJ s1r,,e1. M lddl,porc. nh10, <>n j •!Ml or Ch"'-�1" t85-, l4!to. $3 W0.00 dation Scholarship for the study Don11a Bissell, Jan i� Drake. e �z• 01 a 1 1 Pl I L 1 .------Al.RF.K T M. COX , Solf'11 mpn i C �-.i o . and m�:1n1 <laugh!.('· Ml'�· l o1 Public Policy In addition h, Nancy Johnson. Ruth Aon Pe· fLaurtl Cliff, p0m,_,roy. Mrs. � 1 ��.� t' M M y • .'Peart Patker. 5 25 :Ile 'f h,, proi"', t " .. m � ■uUJ 10 t h, o\lR COND ITION ING · Ft.EFRIG, ROX :!t9 l'HONE WV ?•22''!0 \\ ilbm L. 01 1 � " 1 "nd I n f 8 n l the rourse in Public Policy, h� trel. Linda Ro113h. Camren Sal hlrhl'11 t u1der pr.i,i,Jett tli)l :he 1 W\" 2,18:IO d1:1u ghl er. TlhJma� HO\\ ard· M,' �S will be stud,·in e I .and Use in C'Ott ser. Lyn n Shule.r , Jo Ann a t wtu� h 1 1 .,,,,111 bt �ulrt w,11 1 ERATION service J11ck'� R• I &,:i, P'UEL OIL Ind ...-oal IUI\' nprw• � o t . be 1.,.,, 1h■n the m1 n 1 mum / 5 ?6 3lr I, Purcie Ro.;J, \1 1 !. H D . Hell!ler• ne<'lion with ·Reroul'('t' Dtovleop Van Meter. K III Them YourMlf with frlgeralion. New Ha\ en Pl>M• �-• •- pri. .. or sioo oo. """' fo, ,,.. e,ttma,._ - --· 1 �o n and \1r.i. Okev Add 3 ARAB U.QO.IT , · · 1 · R t" J unaors. paIncir G nmm, u ·, · 8•2.H FOH So\l.E - Ahout 40 acrPs ru 2-.35.17 R. H. R1wllntt Sons Co. ment. · • Abbott MJddl�J:M)rt TERMITE CONTROL Amim11 Allla� . · The Blakeslet>'J will be joinrxl Wingett. , �IO-tic 1., Tlltir A1•t1t •· I , Orlt1d1,, s,. Pl ,ASTERING BY THE J OR O R lmut , so mi> timhr;,r , 1,t interest in t • Save SIOO or more. Easy to Aceordmg lo t�P mir1rnght re• yard-patch jobs or enlll't' hudd · mi nmil nl.!hl�. No buildio_gs, On Bradior� da Sophomores. 'r<'rry Palri !heir v 111ter 1 h daughtf"r, ,:a4 use. No harm to plants. � , i:arNCEll. AUTOMATIC Zi z Za g PUBUC A llCTIO N i ng, Also outsirle stuceo. Theo I good ro ads. Pnrf' $HOO.OD. See flOrt of t�e ru1·smg d�p:1dmer..t, Ann, a fter she completes t h e Pegg,v Glenn . .i(Jhn Hysell, Judy fessionally proven 5 year, ;Sewing Mnchmt- Mak•·s bullon- Salurday , .June 3, IZ:30 p. m. Custer, phone W Y 2 ' 3500 or Orville Arms. Ba tll 'Y R un Rot1d. l tl10�e. ya t 1�f'II .<. , 1 ho we- re m fJ lr i sprin g quarter al Ohio State. Wigal, protection . Gel FREE folder 1 '. ll(j1�, ww� on b11Hons, blin d We l l a ve Bffn Aut horrr.t>d To Sell Red Phillips. 5 22 :JOte 2!i ,i lp co ndi1mn mr h·<¼d Jamr� Sht.>e t�. 1 ______ 5 Freshmen. Rirt a rd H O 1 t e r. al your Lumber Yard. Thou• hems and makes foncy dt•siJ,(us lll'o 1 2 1 rumplt•tr set!\ of House l ----� ----Vern C'amuhe:I. Mrs. Rot>erl and.I use it. nson , Ben P e t r e I, Joh Howard T ANNOUNCEMEN TV Senke Radi o FOR SALE 6 room house, l _l2li Ra yno r, Mrs. Grant W r a y, "'' ilhout .nttochmen1s PJ1y c-lf Furniture a t 7Prkle' s Stor age 1 Church news for United Metho- Sara h Tay1or. An Mallu � Mam . Pomnov, Phone $78.00 balarK't' al $2 00 pt'r wt•ek. W arehouse on the , ·orn l'r of 2- •"1 r�. owen Walters ,·a•l RPeSf · · · Church for Sunday. May 28, Th, all-time honor roll : Ruth dist .. 2S5 Phrme WV•2 · . t •-' 26 31, 1 Phone WY 2•Z!04. 3408· a 26 lit e Sf"cond Av�. and Walnut St , 111 Fl ..,. ,·•"'� I EugenP Brown . pastor. Church Ann Petrel. 4 yt-ars; Ruth Winr, H orace B u."lo Mtss· n. ------· , . TV Slampi on aU R�palr ('Onsist ing ol : H ILL FARM 44 ACRES F H EE Camp_ . Roger_ Wah_on . Sh1r ley j &hool . g: I S a. m., Kenneth Fin- '1:t ::i years : Terry bradfonl E LECTR◊- HYGtf: Nr. V acuum MiddlPport . Ohio. , . Kl · 0 , h E. SI Ma PolltffOy n •• 1 i GO& ""I • "l 0 ,.. . ou C'Ieaner w it h attarhmt•ri1� anfi Sto"es GAS. "-ttom Land. 6 room Lvrkms. Lori Blev111s. ,1r s. !'.; · • , \\'o·h � . �. . ,nell """ s · n ley 1 supl. Wonhip, to: 30 a. m., John Hysell, 2 vea rs, and Rich . I Cltland 'n . . Phone WI 9-3 .. 1 house . . � miles from R acm� m11 Ckh .;en bem. Mrs Ollie nus- Rev. Lewis c. Berger of Colum-. guaranltc"e. sale p nl 't"d al $211 oo. Livinj! Room S111trl'J. RffrigeraHolter Howard John son, Ben 8-lfc ____ f.!__ Electnc11y, _w ain S:Z,200.00. Bill , �ell. John H-en ry . Mn Rnbert bus, guest speaker. MVF, both ard RACINE, OHIO Phone WY 2 -2204 . 5 26 6k tors. D1)· er!I , Brdroom Suites, ____ Petrel. Sarah Tavlor, one year Ch a irs. Other a rl lclPs usu a lly PON Y S U E n Ohio. Racine, Co1.ar1, RVICE D o S n T S ims. lfrs. Arna Ma ss!.- , r,·ei· d Juniors and Sen iors al 8 p. 19511 [)()[)(', E 2 door 6 C')' lmdt>r. found m homP. a A \ol of this J-1oud a sh eIt , R . l). J , pomeroy. , Z7 6tp 5 ____ _ i Manual �hlfl. hen t er. Wr fP or l l .nw�ence, Mrs. John Grow, Ern - Wednesday, 9 a m. Pra yer and itu a 1 �5 25 JO�p 70 ACRES H lLL FARM: s mil�s est A. Watts. Mrs. Sidnry H ay , study of St. Mark ' s gospe . W - 1 call c. R Knowle s . R . n :i. ::�:. ;; i: �1 1 ��\ �"�0 ��s� Phone WY 2-6800 . ha � � :. Coolville. Phone 9'.'i-3382 nesday 7 p. m. e;hoir re earmi . \ EXPERT SHIRT SER-VICE- from Racinf'. 5 room house l Howard Hy !M' II and J a h n ually find for !!ale. Mrs. John Werry . director. Vaca• You'll like I.he 11· a y we finish good, Bot 1om l:md. timber. elec- 1 Raike. � 2.fi Jtp BRADll'ORD Al lCTlON CO c ad were lion Bible School &tart& Monday ollars cuffs. Shrched just tricty, watPr, oul lluildings. Five units ol blood . CAMPING TRAlLER, 111ith 1;toveo, T.rms·. c••H ·"" Ohio. Racme, ministered at the hospital on r'rlright or not al all, just Cm:arl , morning, May _...L �•. With regtstraa� Bill refrigeralor, heatier, slPl'ps 3 or Nol responsible for at•ddtnl s 27 ritp . Church , lion al the Federated 's 5 you Phone wish. RobinSOJJ day. t, Write or Ca ll C. R. Knowles, CRITr B ft ADFORD . Auctioneer Laundry and Dry Cleaning, R• D. :1 . Coolville Phone �A. C. Bradfood M anager REVERSING • --al Notice MKf WY 2-SWI; Robinson's Tn·Lus• 5 '..'7 Slc I.re $ 2.fi Jlp l ..... , Netln Cleaners. WY 2-5130. •I ---� -- - -33111. Violet Bur , Apart111ent �. � W, --, TREADLE TYPE SEWJNG Mach-1,;a;a;a;a;a;a;a;a;a;a;a._;a;a.__,iiii.._l S 22 6t S1h SuNI. LcMt Afll•ltt , C•llfornla. ; ------------ 1 1, lll'NbY ,iot\114'11 tti.i Ofl th• fflh, Jesse H8}' ell, K ingsbury ' i• .111'1: i-...,. d-.Y ol Apl'\I 1..,. Arthar ••rr. 1te11t1 AUCTIONEllR sm l l O bi d e o 55 5 $ 95 26 3tp plalt1tlff , tulNI tll.a �1ltlon aaaln1t her a&A8DNABLS RATl:9 1, dd11nd1nt 111 th, Court 01 Com1 4 Door Sedan. Power steel'• L CaM D mon Plm. Mela■ Cou111�. Ohto. IRl'I 1, or-iE IIURRl!:L RIDING HORSE. FOR int. Hydramatic. Orijinal MTl!PACl'IOl'li GUARANTF.· No. 11.11•. pHrlfll tor dl\'orc. �le, for t'hildrt:'n. Call WY 2•roan,, tht on llaJT Vlold .at,11 th• Mef'.oy tr1t1t 0, • CaD L black finlih lib new. MASON AND NEW HAVEN AREA. of WUlfUI AbMIIC. Ill •Id 61f•ndant I 11� ,___ S 2<, Jlr ,_, .,,.._... from nld pi.,.intitt for m.on then N•ll•tt 1-21- 'IILhl one :,.ar 11'1 past Hid 01'09llprQ'I Apply In Person. · ONE F- AMERlCAN s·f-ANDAR-D '55 Ford VB - $595 f<lr ........._ of DulJ', and plain.tiff alao . M wlU .. . call BIid rulef, - otl•t1r proper - --- F,trl••• 2 Door Sedan. WllJ.. , TROMBONE· C3 II \\' \' 2 ·6182 • H CU'ITINO DOBRUS Wllb ror hNrlnl on or ■fin 11,. l:atb. 411 Beautiful blue and white . D. 1111. 5 26 3tc • - lbt hour• Wm• ot June, ,luUmr tractor cutler • v;, BatT finb.h, , Houdasbelt, Klngabury Rd. W�• Crow, Crow • Pwltr POMEROY - --------� I Allorne,1 IOI' Plalntifl 1-6651. It> 1-1o�nc. 5-3-30t:J,· It> 19 I&\ BlAETTNAR'S ! • POMEROY I I 1 i, I Meigs.M a son Coming Events I ' I ...:==::::::::;::,____ 1 IEE A ro und And About M 'dd/enorf I I Rar1ne . u·1gh's ITop de • i���f' \t�- 1 I 1: Izer H I I I Are Announccd �s 1 I I ;·:�:t• I I _I...I .-I,- , I Blak eslees Go To For 3 Wee ks Sherwin-Williams pAI NTs General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets I I t:. rERMITES w, RACIN E PLANING MILL I m.l _ I THE SPRINGFIELD ROTA RY T I LL ER I� 1961•7 Syracuse ,._ IIMI llon wllh 1l>ofr pom,11, llr. 1111d Mn. W. T. Thom. FAAOl's LIP I� /4, TliE£ >,Jl;J Mr. 1111d lln. roo Bai.e, ,. HE CANT "T IX)i)N , .. blrned bcae lftlr a •• •• vlalt With their IOO, llr. and llr,. ]lo. bm Ha)My, ., DaylGa. Mr. and Mn. Jack w..therman lll'f, Brau and Clanoct NicboJI all ,lolled lloY. Frwland Nania, who 1' N<OY<rm, lrorn ourg■I')'. · • Mr. and Mra. Wa,IMt BrickJN •. •• · • .: callecl oa Mr. and !tin. Edpr j IIARNIT GOOGLI - SNUPPT 111111TH Dorll of Sumner, Sunday. Mr,. Carrlt &hr QI ncoverin1 nl<tlly from major 1111'1"'1' at Shell,rinl Arma Hoopllal, Athtnl. Mr,. Ethel Stoot Jllurned home oftM oplbdln1 two -b with hit daughter. llr. and Mn. Frank Don! and famlly ol Looi Bottom. News And ,Notes A I LY CRO SSW O RD Thi homo ol llr. ltlld lln. Clorence treeman on rtftb st. nt Amt0!18 the ...,,. of tho w«ldfq ol Illa •. rtna A 1..,. 1. Rotlu.-1. I. Ey• MIN Judf l\lply, da<Ilhfer ol Jin. 6, ClllltfJ' aprlamorouilJ' New111 Kline, Gardlm ol. Cb.. 9. Sh1cr1U 7. Dutruct.loa oot lhlre, ond Mr. J- Kem,, !"' . scamp a. Damlr,.. I!, Bind of . Ohio, Mr. and llr1. lllaer Kemw' o1 t10ll 18. lklD twnal' tor one 10. OvtrNa Ripley, W. Va. n.. eenmony wu 3. Writer 11, CctaolwlbW ·• Gama performed bJ Rn. Baroid Holmo, Havelodl; at cbufa1a paw ol lllo 8),racUN Church of the NWNDt, llr,. Fn,eman, ,i,. f. late or � 18. 8ha,e IO. Ado 1t EnJllah here ........., ...._ fer of Mr. Kmll, - matron of 17, Parrot , OOIUIIJ {N, Z,) cktooly lo. aa,RooIJnotl I honor with llr. Boward Brannon , Old ll, _,,. IL Cburoltt � at. C.pltal ., Rfplq u belt 1IIIIL • Btrllek • card 1er\11ce 'J r ot Pena ( A -.,tloll followed Wflb ftd. low blow 19. Attempt U. K&fflf' L._Jj aft. M.aLt4 d g ew and p1111cb belq llffl'­ lll ·IO. Lolt,r _J, war. l"J ... _,_ -ld to - .....,, Mr. 111d Jin. a.i. rort,"' -. n. eup tldp Ollly Kera,, MrL Oordnor, Mr. 111d Top "' Jin. llelvln - and llr. and Mro. R. C. Freeman o1 a. Pundit ahire, Mn. J. H. Carder of Park­ Needle &pert� erahura, and Mr. Brannon. The Property MW Mr. and Mn, Kerns are al ., Mn. A. R. Batley rMll\tlr borne to thoir frIn Ripley , Mr. and Mn. William Fenton Ll'L AINI• • Bini u W, Va. Vallee of Columbu, ,pent Tuesda)' wltlt Larr• Mr. and Mn. AnD Bolter 111d IT WERE WORSE'N ROBl'E88 TO CLUB numbi"r AH EE- MAGINED, family. Mn. Willia U Leadingha m W Statute /Tl!' b- to the SyrlCUH Third Edward Thebo, of Patukala, At full :;'��,• · Wedneaday Home Domcmtra uon Mike Thela and IJ'llldda\lihlOr � ..:: Similar Club at ber home 011 'lblrd St .. Of• and Jane Jolwon ol Dorcaa, ' Backbone Ileen who will talte ..., the ■pent Soturday wttb Mr. and at Boundary first meeting of the new year In Mn. Arthur Orr and family. Warble • Kitchen September are preoitlent, Mn. Ar- Mr. and Mn. Billy Orr and velNII thur Ea.ibgton 1 Raciot; vice prtl- to111 or Cirdnille ,pent tbl week ldent. Mr■• Carroll Norri.: - and with Mr. ..d Mn. Cllol Orr DOWN lary and lrelllll'lr, Mn. William and family. . Employ I . I ndlgo Haye,. Comm!- named wero: Mr. and Mn, Jack Johnaon of . Tax Publlclly: Ada Slack and Mar- Columbwt eaUod oo frienda bore , Before lire! Coltrfil: llemb<rahip <hair· Saturday, � . m an, Irene Parker: Social chair- Mr. end Mn. Lio EddJ' and =.,':1...:.;..-.;:. • ".,• CRYP'l'OQ1JOTl'l - HeN1'1 how to work lt1 - r=,,:-i: _ man, Neomi Londoo : lnf"""'ltlolt family of W001ter .t. JC Y D L B A A JC B openl week end GASOLINE ALLEY chairman, Esther Harden. 11 L O N O B' l: L L O W wllh Mr. and Mn. Grover White One letter almply al.Inda for t.nother. ln thll aample A l1 u.« 'Ibo aftemoon Nulon wos on and Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard. ·Not fa<�. Cork�. or the three L'J, ,C tor the two o•., etc. Slnr;,, litter•, apo.,. fooda w;th Mn. Loadoll liV"'I � Mr. and Mn. Willilm Byoell , � you•,,e Courc i• Odjournei:1 trophl•, the len1th and rormatTbn of tho worda are all hint&. article on "Know Your Foodi" and daughter, Macy, of Racine, only for lunch. I been to ch dty the code letten are dlttmnt. 8l)d Mn. Hayea on ''Foodl For ,pent Saturday afternoon "'itb l court, Nina, A <llJpbtpom Quolltloa I pa id ll<)ur Nuclear Allacb" with dlacuasioo■ Mr. aJII! Mn. stanley Truaaell. f e following. Their aulatlntl were Mr1. CQrlel LaWIOII and fem, :�d ; BMBH BJDRT DPAR PTK Mr■• Pauline ll/lorarlly and Mra. lly of Fairview ■pill! Sunday al, a fre/ J Y J T K R W P L P T K M T I!: L J Jeessie Cottrill. A poth1ck lunch ternooo with her &liter. Mra. woman wu eDjoytd 1t noon by Mrs. Et- Lew.ii Headl1y, again! P D P O - P V J I W O V O P• slngton, Mr� ColtrW, ltlr,. Mor, Cllnl Orr made • bullDeu trip , etltl11aJ"• a,,ptuquot.1 IT ISN'T HALLY AN): ., rl�I arlly , llllr,, Marprot Cottrill. to Columbus Monday. ,; I flOlQUVHJ:Rll llll,III INBTIIAD!-MILNII. Mr� Haya, Mn. London, Mr■• The Robert Sal,er fllDllly bu 21 Birden, Mra. Cla<k, Mn. Syl,la moved to the Paul Orr plan. Zllilltng ond Mn. Florence Ba,. Mr. ,nd Mn. Dale Boyd ond , de. dauplar of Racine 1penl llwlday j wllb Mr. and MrL Clml afternoon llllLD DN INSTALLATI ..,___________ ________ Orr. At a ,ecent ha o1 l ltlANCT :. Daughter, of America Lodae 1ht Everett 6mlth, who ha, openl a first inatallaUon or officerl waa few weekl with hit 1l1ter, M rs. AY ftlll0l10B FRIDAY 11, II CoMttry Hoo DoW1t beld as follQWI: Cowicllor, Marga- Louise Headley, returned to his !' LI. TAKE A U: 25 F.-rm Bureau Show Sip 0a I'll Cottrill, A.uoclate C.Ouncilor, home at Steuhenv1lle, Saturday, SHORT- GUT 11:30 Couutry Hoe ,klwn Margaret Eichinger; Vice Council- !Ilg with the A. 8. B aileys. Today with God THROUGH or Florence Harden · Auociate Mr. and Mn. William Sorden U:45 P'ann Time JUD<;E Country Jamooree and William Wolf, Eagle ftidge, DtMDOME'S a. · Thom Vi r Ural Councilo u � 11:1?' Mid D11 Dow Jonu Av• r1rn1 Tlmo cordln1 sec� ry. Sadie Th�r , called on the Clint Orr family. YARD CouotrJ J­ Finance Secretary, Hazel Clart; and sons and Mr . . and Mn. Cee1I 12: 00 NOOD Newr Brealdast Party Aulstanl Finance Seeretary, Dal- Mr. and :Mra. Harry Kraulter 12: 15 Gllel' Siar Exler.tied Weotber sy DU<:kworth; Treasurer, Liizlt Spencer and IDD called on the 12 30 Jusl For You Pk:ken, Show Quick; Conductor, Emma Hay- Charles Spencer family. Sunday. 1:25 .Nttw• New, a.port man: Ward, Alice capehart: In• ut Party 1:so JQI ror You MABKET UPORT tide Sentinel Esther Harden • OutWorld 'lbla llorabll side Sentinel, Ida Bowell .;f Ra, CINCINNATI IUP!l-Llvestork , 1:08 Say u With' M':1111: · 11111 cine. Trustees were Mrs. Harden Cattle 2!M>, calves 100: few 3:00 Platier Part, te ady • DICK TRAC Y s e he and 1 H Capehart ,ales 1tee11 u . Party for 18 nionths and Mrs. .f: IO Local Newa for six months. trade not fully tested: c o w a llonlfl,a lleditallou .f:85 Pl1tl1t Party bull, about steady ; lot 1leady; -Ada llack Mondq Kedltlttono I: u Newa RowKlup -----Ca1JiDa Pl. P1-anl I luw choice around 850 lb steers 1:00 Sundown lenlc10. 23.00, small lot■ utUity and sta nd­ \ 1:30 Sip UII Bbop ar un ' ard 11,00-19.00 : lot low to aver-­ ; ap choice around IOO lb belfen ■.00: <OWi lt.Ofl.lUO: bull1 17.00 -11.00: vealer■• stoat!)' to weak, 7 Tl,nap rrtd•J U:45 World Newa good and choice 27.00.30.00. higk 11; 5s Muon County NeWI Sip 0a Henry Keye, and son of Mrs. Hoga 1,700· barrow, and gilts I U:00 Commwuty N1,r1 Canton apen& · the put week vit it- only moder;tely ac-liff, mosUy MUllcal Clock [ Ing her paNffll, Mr. and Ml'I. J. ,teady 12:05 N001l Ntwa '1111 Llfelllll to 15 lower, fe1' ulea 240G. Swan and· 1lster, Mra. Alva ll:10 Ohio New1 171 lb u,.as off: IOWI steady : , Swick ond family of Danville. .,..un,1 75 1•2 I004II lb barrowa U: � Markell Mr. and Mra. Geor.ge Keyes and and gilts tUI0-18.00, bulk mixed 12:20 Bllilel.in Board two � came to v111t over Sun- IOd t-1 ' 1IO-t40 lb 1 25 7. -17.75 : 1 12:� Newt O Grams day. Bta mother, Jin. Keya, and ,.... •�- 1 " orld News L UY 17·IIOb 7 mos - w� ·-· • U:1111 rarm ud Home Bour Paul relurnod homo with them. 14Ulkal Clocl< lllaa Blnllot Swu n<enlly 17.75 for 11{1 lb dowu : It unllorm LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI E U:46 llr. IIUllc Community New, lfO. 1:111 L«al Nen ,mllad bor aup1 1111n. Mfldnd l4t 1h 17.IO; W 1111d No, J near Kualeal CIGdl tJ1 th 11.75-17.211: ftw lolo Morris ond family. . . I: 00 !Ir. • Mllllo l'ubllo Servu:e Sltow, ---'.!---:,--'----, ,-lb 17.115: ml,ed 1-I llOMOO lb 110 a,. PEPTJc 1 .....,. 1 Y<IWI> ...., llrl, Paul lfom,omery and Mr, I:• Warltl Nan Sltowen of Bl-1q A CALI. <ROM �H& 'FOUNDlmON"? It .ts-II, W - lb 11.llfl. ond Mn, Worley Frucla ..... l:fll llr. Mum ....., Coun!J New, <1'0M Oil, MEOICUII IN 1 : IW over 1111 lb down to II.Ill f la Parkenbtq lul 1\a■day. · HQ'S !l!iAl«'IQ ALL RULES ANO 19 1:11 l«al Nlft Talk o1 the Town t . -Rael ,.,... ll '15; boan, 11:4itd)', W lplQ to0 COMINQ MEQS, WITH IHI:. TOP t:00 Dflcfnl With Doll World Nna . - 0N H _____ lb up 1IIOltly J:..00. 1 t:30 Rollflll HWIIll'o 11J Nmnllor Sheep 100, olaldy; around 30 t:45 World lllpOl'I Iiia., wact, ll'rl.l Ice ltlld . prime· IO lb ,prtq t:lMI llporla Tolll o1 the Ton lamb, 30,00. t:llol - CotmlJ ""'' ,,,_., "'""· ' l:IIO CctmmultltJ New1 Tallt II di■ Ton I: ■ Worltl Ntwl a.urdl 1t11■ RID.I 1:11 -lo '""""' ..,,. lloclol _, ,,. - BoulOllard 1:30 Sip OIi l Clnly � -,· - .. - ..... l • ..... ,. ,, ,,,, :, THE DAILY SENTINEL •11-•·" GRADUATES NOTICE Of Bend Area REFRIGERATORS = A II-Ooor sample, al ,educed price,. G.l!:. 1 and Frigidaire. as low as t:240.osl wtth trade. Hampton • Cape. hart, �•w Haven, W. Va. $ 23 McrLOOR, SAMP LF. SALI:: - AU I TV aeta. 1141 1, i up with trade. G. E., , Motu . llla, Magnavox. 1 w,.,..,�-...... .. r.....,i, ..rt 11•�- """'· MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tu books are now open for the June or � end half colleclio,n of the 1960 Real Estate taxes. THE DAILY SENtlNEL Will RUN FOR 3 • DAYS FREE Your Employment Wanted Ads. �- ... - ... .. ' '. ' .._, Allio dellquent 1961. • tax, Closing date will be July 1st, Clyde G. Millhone M•I,,, Ct,1tn"' Ttt•!"••,�r ' Without Reverse $ 1 44. 95 GILMORE SUPPLY STORE Piton■ WY•2•2n4 ,�. I • Bashan • Society News " lr AL CA,., .. cc, - ----i...i wMPO Radio I I nweu.i 1'. rll & .. I I W J E H RADio '° - . P kers R ID, News Items ...... ob, .II •ad by Dr. 1>aD ral ... .. ,.. Ml r • If ERNIE IUSHMI LL cl H E 'S THE JUDGE WHO " THROWS THE BOOK ­ AT EVERYBODY -- -,. ... . , ..... .. ,.,.. _... I , <, ,.., . ,. _,. ,, � ,, ,_ ._ a, CHESTER GOULI.I IOI I I 1111 • Vfa. r llle • Ale '\ding ◄- r:. f 'IIL"• ... ..... � 1-1 .,_OM Toppers Plains News, Events ---- ., io ..._-r-r' '°"' I bla h klNe The judqe heard nothinQ but" vagrancy ,ast� all rnornU,g. I [ ! ...... ! •• ! I ...,., aw., -- I' I -., .. i----.. ! 'I ...,,.. �'11':=:::::::tl ,'y ---------'-�---:;;;.�,�;;==::::: _;_;,..,7 -t': ,_ ' colllo, ___. Ir IAEIUIIN V""I\UIIIN I .,..,__ J i.1411-111 ' Sid> : 'SH 'CIIM 9'JU8t4T • RtfBCIS wrrw W)IJ, DSU, 0.1<., HOW tJCH WILi.. IT Be; 1lff5 11ME f --... ,.,•; i.... JIU'II.,, /lfll...1 . W ANTED: ROUTE DRIVERS ! I rt, 0 . , Ma 27, , ' .' to '1J,• n DID 'VOU Dl!Llllft>AT!LY 00 1>«r 10 C�ta biE IIJl!Jl!CT r --... _., -.. , .,. ...... ,.,_ � Su , "11, lland _ 111· 9"'8· ' iltiitloJ I Dlf• • \, �r • :1 1:, ...' ,. - - • � ,• . ..... -­ ll p,I pllm " lnlo Joi tridt fr, .., the :00.C,, t In the ....., Jlibt,d lier of ...... "' - pa looal f• 'l'llil we bllll dalloa )arlty t I ., 1 Spring Has Spru ng! Use Clas sified, Clean The Attic Of Don ': � ants ld _By ers He Offi <: •• U Quints To Celebrate The ir • F • UfV IVI s r ou �:�.. : �- Daily Sw,tinel, Pcmeroy- M 1ddleport, o . , May 27, 1 96 1 - WA NT AD S (9) FOR SAL E . E STEREOS--=- G E ' Moto, SAL M a •: �: p:a y m C apt' I1art , .N <" W H aY<'n. � V a. 5 23 6tc ':! ,�:: .�� 2 7 th Electio� Of Racine America n Legion Aux,l,ory g " Fam1· 11· es B'Ifthday Sunday W1' th O•"n Elect ion or Officers_ wa s hel1 from the N,1 ..,..,1 Prestdenl "" when tht' Ladies Auxilia ry of R ·1 Poppy Day, Mily 26-27. . ' ' H <:1ppy BJJ"t lulay " was sung tr., t two yea rs cine Po Sl Americ an Le gion ffif"I rs i f the For foe a D I fea were qulnts i th<> . n 1 , ldre ch fou• As 1-The L'PI �NTREAL FOR QONSIST!I Nl D EPENDAB LE RESULTS i eg the May da 23, TuP on • y Prf"s ident , a ! Mrs. J anet Lawthe L al !t , , . 1p , n · s coloring book··. . the,·_ we re und1•r a gu;i.rd1ansh surv1vrng D 1onne uumt upIeI s reI1- tured m ,h·i td•e RATES I N Home ( 1 4) FOR RE T � re n('f' a nd M rs Joan T_uttle _pre_ __ t centt per word, !)De 1.nseruon. Muu�um char,:e---80 __ brate their 27th b• rthday sunda·i I m pa 'X'r dolls ..il1rl other kinds 1Jf board inc-luding Dafoe The pa � . T_ l{OOM HOUSE ANl) - three � i th hu �bir nd s a n d fam i toys. Baby food u<.ed the qu• n!s :is Pnt <. h{u*d to 1:,kt' over at th ... l Tlw mef't ing '\ as ope ned 1:1 �enled her with II beuutilul birtilcen� ti cenll per word (or three coosecuUve lnHrUons. l_ G_ H_ E _ 1 l Spec1al -on♦ CJi,ntb tor 30 ceDh �r wurd. ! . the Pre!1den, day t·ake. seven room hou se . One 5-room • he<. and the foui,h m a con\"en· an endor�e�eot and thou!'1-an1� end of this limP. but the Ont a r ti 1 egular f� rm 'n F ;,1 IJ rat-e uf 4 cent.J per wol'ti wlll be cliarged lor ad­ I Pi.ayer was by the chaplalr., ! .<.l H ' 1d Da, 1 Mr� ffrt�mg LI DOI paid W1tb111 lO da y s art.er receiving tn ll I apartmenl A1so New 5 roo, n l 11ie surl' i vmg n.Pmhf, rs ol ca .. made t he lnp to l allander to v1t>11 ll!OV Prnmt'n1 dec rlli"d lo makP thPn• . sh D th i:, and a poE"m by Mrs. Yost dos.>d Erron in Advertis1na -SbouJd be reported lmmedu1tely. house with g.i 1 .:, ge and la undry nda · s " famous f ti f' • arP A nn,•ll f" 1hem 21 pla�• t-, htnd a qperul . wa rds of the k i1;� until thev .,,: en• I Mrs Mabf.>1 Mar a ll. 8 !'be Dad:, SetltJ.nel will not be respon.slble tor mar• tbaD m basemenl. J\ . N. Bengel. Ph I Marie, C en l 6 an I Yvonnt' F:mil i . st·i�en tha1 emmlerl !hem to �.! 1 8 yf'ars old nafnP remain ...1 t r ict PresidPn l 0• Lancaster w;i� the m�tmg. R1•freshments were me Ulcorrect insertion. WY 2-3272. 2 J tlc d ied m l!l� A!I werP hor n l\1ll.',' se('n hv people 1h·1 cnu lrl not !if'" lh(' 1 r dr.l'IOr um·I a year lx>foi l' gn<"sl speahr Tl> r� member� se1ved to apprux1mately 35. Oard el Thanka and Speclal Notices of Events, $1.25, 1 o; Jn,;; deH1 h m 1 !14 l I wne in it1a1l"<I. U· P..:rs Marshal 1 • ' __:::;;--::::::::::::.---, for 50 word m1n1mum. Each additional word, l c. I TRAILER SPAC E -AV A !l..ABU: 28 1 �34 at Catl:'ndPr Ont an•I The quints we•·i> the ch1ldre11 1 · an Mrs. A: C rOb1tuane■ published at l cent per word. at M iller ' s Trailer Cou rt , M i d• 1 h 1 ou�hl rnlo t he >1orlrl bv Doct1,1 Ol i va anfi E l z1n• B:u nne . a ym11 1i!, The ch i ldren v. ere re�torPd .u Mt·s . .John Holin . MO. 1 DAYS 8 DAYS \ 3 DAY l WORDS '.\42 A lan Dafrw who ;:a 1 nf'd famf' an.l rrench-C an ud 1 so t oup l e w ho 11 '(>'! p:irtantal ('llSt ctd ,· e ar ly in 1 '14� Armllord. and M rs _ Alherta Crlul' dleport Ph WY 2• :.422 15 60< 90< Sl .35 $4 50 on a :JOO• .'.l(' �e h1 1·m a hou1 200 mill's Th l'y gr�duallv b('gnn t o le �r l Sf'lll'atnp. fortune alnnc \,\. . 1, lhf' ('JU11ll � Beech S I M 1ddle 1l0rl , Ohio $6.00 20 60c ll.20 $l .80 ond l h-' M iss M iriam Sm it h Mi.�� P .'.l· nort h of Toron t o I n the m 1 d.�1 o, mort' clo 1 :-. tert'd livf' s .Ml qU11'' $7 live qwntup\els S2.� r IO Ill $1.50 Today 1he 76c 5 2' t -----' • 0 .-,, si a tiv 1n d ., •··- ,· ,mm. 1 1 ,t lwo 0 irls who , i .. 1 , ,., 1 r , t,,-y on f" n•e« d he t Uh 1 O 1 [) ,1 t,: 1 arp ami Iy IJ<:r, an O Shun t 1e I,U h t I( 11·1· ,,·,,., '-' I APARTME NTS _ Furnished -ant 1 1ve�. /:! VOi(1 I IH! . • Ada retelvecl bJ' 10 A II. will be ID that day•, piper f 1 farm amted , n fr me. , p m. lo (r1d� StatP imrl 1\hss : go will 1 mk <1 � i;;po1J r,Jit 1h a1 h , t su rrou d 1 , a m1um1shOO McMasle ,.11. Midd le- • l 1rit)' as much : � pos�1bl 1· Ari roo i I mb Mrs. Robert n Riley, ht•· A. 'T. horn ang n h rhddrP Mrs. t five ,,, u ct w,ih Sm s n ita h<lll!W Jua i a \ . 1 f:erm:tm Mr� · th ll 11 rd b nn1 tP their llf w•t ime t the · !\mce PHONE WY 2-21 57 · , . . · 1.3-, ' · port. Phone NY2· '182L . . . q n A Ruth P� u 1 a had ld ch I 1h 1 Ashlt-y s. rul,1ght�r. nt nd a i � 1; :-: • _____ __ _ _ __ ul 11.lonlrPal, ga ', birlh t o hi•r s�r- fore the ui On thei r 2 1 .,1 bi rthd c1y th • • \' ,1 cr11m pamt'd by 11.hss P. with 1 t NT , FOR APAnT\ RENT r , Jayne, spent Mu he s Day in. Cl). !.--,,.,����:':'------::;;::--:::;:-;:-::-;-:;:---'[ I onrl ,;nn la,;t \'f•,•I· anrl ..., ,11 � �· <lif'<l ol pnPumon1:i , came mt� a fo�tune worth mo!'::- Petrel. on and thret: i1h room h b: s P e . 11 1 m b Hnl m•d on 1 w, b1 n h •la i· JIN Mrs. Otonne 1,:.� 25 w h1•11 lh .> Mrs Lemmu L11;:ht(9) FOR SA LE- ( 1 ) NOTICE S . Mrs Elson Sr>encer and M r � lurnhus w1lh . t h:m a m 1 I I'ion i 1r,1 1 ars. . . ' 41 "'Y o:_:� 5 I ti r .., 1 s ter . O·f' dt• , n, n1 tl1rs Pl.i ! i p•i ' qu i nts ...,P rP hor n .fwo m id Wl\'t·� I R D1ddl., were report€ er an M i ss ZeII a p u1 1 m. rn · I d a r d ftRll1l'B AND nsr CONTROi e _ _ " 1 . I I _ A R AL GS I I _ l'ala. f'l'N tmpectioD. laurF O UM WN Nl'M when N the l first two ' re on e h� n M t"O . i Spe n p.1 ., t < nd Wl. M ason d � Mrs. r ln nd H ill i\1 La ' s. Lm 1 has s ns, and t 9 ROOM HO E . o w � J Mrs. John M . rifaris c the former , a ,., <·n tame 1 11·'' the worlrl . a11c1 l r denl mm nd R l c C'hilrlr a ia .'.kQU"!� if' o·.� i t-1Ji N \ ., !P Na&io9wW. t.:o ela J . lloM _\,, & e ar i<' com omi 1 Wm n atin P e <'hairm.!m ol thf' n A 'ailable un h i rd m r d · r Mar n g Bettie Lighter • returned 1o her . ... &. 8er"rice S&atioa WY i- Combination Scrl'l'D and Glali!I 30612 Wl'bs ter Ho;i d , Bav \'11 • \fr � Flo ri < m H,:u,lr h.is a dau�ti Dr. U:1foe a rri 11,::l in l i me to d.- I t \e(' , re ad the names of th r home ill Los A lto s. Californ ia, Bft , mi · t-K-Ue Alumhmm Storm Doon and Jag(' , Ohio her lhta last t�ref' They we:c I 5 2 30lc \Pr IIIL officers for the ensu i ng year. er severa l da y1 Hsil with hc.-r �D ' ay 7 Z 8 ll . -3 W W do x tremely 3m.all chi ldr en ar.-i w Ca Y s all e in j for on who 'ID . are presif!ent. Mrs. Dav id ter, Mrs. T. A . t<iley and fa)1'lilv was ourse ' (I l They , f' l D .'v r ISHF:lJ an(l l VI FOR FERD NEE S A or evt-nlng. King Kulldt>u Sup. S Rom, l !NFURN 1 , that they wou,d doub had Dafot" et1n\'t.' II "'l rn• ha� <l imr l ... a nt firs t v ice preside_nt . M " 1 Also. guests the µasl week of the · _ st _ Yo j M iddleport ply Campallv . C... Grtndl■g , 5 26 !Ok • ment Call C•11 isl me R(•e� 1 e ?t , . 1 t e th , ruslir inoonve o I l Despi ive. .alker; !,e('{)nd vice l\k, O o,,plav u \\ 1 Virgil , Rileys a nd t he Robevt Ashleys Mr<;. Ea r l Brunett . Pomeiuv 3 ZS tf Feed MOL iP n C'P� h,. sucr"fded in keenin 1; . 1�1 1 a nel Lawre nt·e: �ecretary M r, were Mrs. Lemma Lighter and �.21 Ohm ( 20) BUS!Nr:ss LUNCH AT JACK ' S Oa h-y Bar, ' both 1hr;> babies r,nd their mo!h...r Gretta Simp5'0n, and t rl'a<;u re l' , 1 !\ii ss Zella Pullin of Columbo s. t. · OtJ, · 1 Hon full 1h b sr::: H u L;k, R.a so'l ,ddteportt 11 s b:1 •, · et" �·e. 1 1 a SE RV ICE S Mrs. H a rriC'He �Jc i g1 er. A 1 1 werP 1 Visit mg Thur��by with Mr anrl 5· 24-61l me nt, yard. 1-'hont• WY 2 ·;mitt --[ able, Man! --TauC'h nnd Go arcept ed · Al lrTIONF.F.R I Mrs. C a sh Bralvv were, Mr Brn' '.!4 6 • rl11rin1; lhP fi.-�t wePk of 1lw1r ., 4,.,L,IIN G STU DENTS • j nOW EN RO" "f r<. y0�t or�nIf"d a gI ft to ley ' s oousin. M rs Mora Walter!I i• ___ Cnmn1,. 1,.. �Prv•�fl 11\:P<;, the babies led a I011('h and for art lessons and oil pai n ti n g Marsh!'l l Mrs. ( 1 7) HELP WANTED Crill Hrltllord and daughters. Mrs. N ellie J ack• 1 Ji!:O f"Xi�l,.nN', �•ftTlet ime!I t urning or water color and for �ummn t le was m��c Tut Molton Mrs. Writ" f't-mu °' (:l)nltit't · L"h: F F:l 'F:11 FOTI son of Galli pol is. Thr.v also v1sill"•l . ST1 1 l )El'\'I' llf t( l " hi 11 " I_rnm I .. ek ,"'. .,,.•,n · On, v, 1 day schoo I at Cent ral Sd10u I ch a irman of I tlt' M pmoria I D•1 Y " f BRI\I WRIU) R ('ln, Ohl• ' a . wi1h Mrs. Mora l.1!1Jnanl while m :.ibout 3 hour, :1 1 1 ('\'!'!\ITII; llut 0 �• 1Of' s lreatrn••n1f for thi1; dan Ut.'l?nm 1 ng b u ·1td mg. pomeroy . c.. e I ,t>l?JOn 1 10wo. R E-cen t g u P�ts with tht! Brnd c.. ed th at ner to rlt" in sl'n' . l;,n rl K l' nlorw St•n w1· .s: 1! 1q11 l . o\ nrr.s• l1'n y1•flr, of yow· life• f,( er w11s t wo lr .., ps of rum .n Wednesclay . M1:1y :i 1 . al 11 a m Home, M ay 3(1, and fin al pl.i<>s leys wei-e. Mr,c; nraley · s brother :i -Ill' 25 1 1m"s 1.., �w 1 1 1 rlll lng fmn i ly wa t n The five b�hif's, when fir�t Al sO WI·11 k-p on:: "h ' 1 ld•"n '" r,,, wo ,· k · .. [ were m<1dt' for thP d '" nd I · J. E . Caster of !llm tington and la undr; ' 52 wnshd.:.iJ- s a )'e�1 r w,,,. ,h.,d day of lhel, •" mg pa ren 1 s . st 10µpmg . et c · � on the "Xlh 1 tt JI d I h Mrs. a rs a rea a e M 1.1n:N? !'.D CTICAI, PH 1 t ,l' A N1 " Mr . Br a le,• ·s dauqhler, Mrs, ,I, D, .idd un 10 unm.'r-r�,·ary work lives , toge1hcr weighl•d (inly IJ R a tes re,1so11.ible. SupNvtst'd \ rne. �H. 1I r •1 1• ( llrtMlll l l.e�t Ap ' -= Ho wh1•n flo�in or1 s Laun1:f y can po ,• n ds. 14 ou nces Russell of Fort Wayne, Indiana pla y and actLv1tirs S1·c· �forga · 2;i .!1 (' 1 d o I t for \Oll S! a;t your \lf1ra• : :i. Ponwrnv 5 who spent several days with them rt'I Lewis al Ct'lllt' ill Sf'hool . or 1 . Alm ,,�, from t he start thC' I F: ( . flWLl 1 X \.r A( l J IJYI ( ll • ane 1 I S P.0\' TO S A Y ITi el E ' . 7 L 1 las! week. no11 l 'ho 11111 , nr Ho'l1n,o Bld r D n a v c l s War n sur n an l !'U j W t e quints were a b ert of contra. . Ca ll W\' 2·5JOII. be11•·f'1m S and T s OM • E g '' 1 1 C M ) modi-I ( 'O mpl 1 ·te \l l lh .a ll . : .l oy<i n I ll n ry ' r . i·e n n Cl Lau rl .f . 1' 1 . W a M y 25, 26, 27. l> t p ! 1 l � i i:: Y ver �,,. 5 25 a · p. m. 'Pk l i derl } J d) 5 1 Dr. a nd M rs. H. C. Horl�n of atla('hments tmd P.'.lJlf'f lht'0\4. '. ·_ 2 5.il'.!8 ., , Il oI ,;� ,on ·� T n • Lu�i N' A len qt hy h11'•flf .war persisl t> I I A ubI ic skating pa�y W�ll b� I '1 , c by r day are v:.\>iting w ith Mt. Columbus . \ \ \\ ; 4 er , 1 , ' D m on -r. I . I' · . 0 fl nts p s t ll . SE E M ID\\ A \' M •\ HKF:T for vom , . , I . Middle 4 Gt t: Clfan r � . W \ � 5130 m held Big the t a Top ri 2 �-Uit 2 d Mrs. Garf':1 Slansbury and an 1 ,1, Mrmorial Dav flov. e·r � rfr,h :�l:\ rem 1 infl'1 ts' s lhc n pa a1 bd ween ':'" ' u,l 2 Z2lH 5 2!1 6k morning 10 • port from Saturday of the coun ty thu I relativf's . other and .,,,,, ,f,, ,.· , W 1 dl' s1•l•,,:·t 1n11 ' 5 26 Ii! '' Fl I HN ISHED A P \ RT',11·:'.T. ' ! - - � ' . til nooo he Moth• spon· • ored u n by t • wee,kend, BP!lt pl'IC�S Midwav \i,idt( t ( 20 B) INS U RANCE ARAND Nt>:w /\ \.:�nr 1 S EW I N(i 1 room s utiht ir� p,ud Call ,v , 2· 1 I Scout Tm>•·., Boy . of a rv Auxili ers' 1ta os t) 'J W. M:ur1 St , l'omt· r,,, Mr. a nd Mrc:; 11 arry Moore p . . , , -, , , !:; 21; :up m:1 t hi n1• ,f; 1 Ou 21).1 Z , 11•cr and , 2:JOI. ___ _ _ ;, 27 I l l ' r 1M P LF.TE £NS! R A. .J( E PRC� 245., It will be well chaperoned Racine High &hool h a s an spent tocl av m lhintmgton , w. Va hullonl ok· 1 Pho 1 1(' \\ Y 2 22().4 I Adm ission price ls 25 cents whie\ no,mred 1ts honor roll for ! h f' pa st a d l Ashland . Ky,, where the !f Enlert"d Hoapl tal cect l on. L ite Aulo fi',r., Polle � (20) BU SIN ES S Il n 5 2fi 1i1C' T 1 Call ,n M %1 rldleport, M S "hu . · (6) LO & FOUND Amon � 1 ho _ e who ent l'red Hoi a lso 111duded the sk�tes an_d re SL'\'. weeks Thev are, !!.ll w 1� i1 visited with relatives. Weeken'1 SERVICES , P,\ IR OF � w,,,:•ks olll µ1�, Une i=�=�_ 1 BI\ R N�S-S IM P<:;uN INS tllU N C'tl ze1· hos 'l1t a l m the p11st 24 hours 1 freshmenfa of ull kmds w 11.1 bee" grades of 84 or better: . , ___ _ , guests with M r. end Mrs. Moore . sol id bla <· k o m: i)lad:c. 1,1, 1 t h pnr \ F'.:-.JFT I AN 1\1 .f\JDS W I N1 OO\\ i 1111-: I SS R EFHIC EHATION .\ ND A � ents. M idrl lr purl F' ir<' Aut were M i� s faro ! N . Sl 1 ct harr , offered f�r sa le b� the Aux 1h a ry I n iors, Se Rogt>r Birch, Do M n ., 1 will be. Mrs. H,my E. Hoc1g\and . h l , nd � .i nd ,h,, tli•s. Porch Val• Appliance Sf.'r\'ice. Domrstir: a nd : mobile. � d Piwae W , Rt. 1 Gall1pol 1s, Glenn 0. ftiiirJ, The pub11c 1s 1 m l \\ l1 1 ! t! hdt t\utify 1 '1•;111 l '.r 1nv1ted. Q i.. cle, James Dor: and M iss Grace Sauvage of CoCi Bissell. Joyce Y r 11 1 11 t ';,il ! \\ J !l :1%0 5 2i lit( Ia n ,· (' \W1L, t1�� am l Sha tlf.'s [ Comm<>r c1al Co111 act P o ·: er l 2003 MAV Z7 ]ey, J a nice Dritke. M iriam Fos lumbus. a•2'1 t' Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. T h o m .i s l >:il 1• \\ i: 1J 'Pl �t1pply 2 1 5 l 'n on rme. The1ss, Ohio Ra 4 8 tfr � -~ will l There a rou nd a n d ter , Reta H il l. Na ncy Johnsor Alvm MeJ'cerville '.;t ' r .,. Boggs., 1 be - BU Y \'Ol !R I NSURA1'\'E ON A Mrs. Edgar Turiel'man of Ath(8) AUTO SAi. I A t e Pomu u\, . Ol i , o 5 1 7 30tc .I y ni_.:lt! , 8 : - Bill Mc Kelvey Mrs . Richard Conley , Addison. square dan('e Sa t1 1 rr1l . . here Io assis. I m · Shirley Miller. ens 1s ROOF ING AND SPOL'T ING Thf' llam!J ln . monthly installmrnt basis. JO the ('are r.,, _, . J .','. \ Ill Sl lr.S. J lai tl_v i·.inl' Tlll' l'owers •" ' ' K AZ d \ h , d 2 mi the e for ni to t a C!yde lker, , evin W Tnurrnan. a 30 1 ,R , D ·i z Oun Ruth Ann Petrel hl.'r mot hPr. M rs Edn a Juhitn� Eli abeth omp,111,, . ,1 1 d"I u e porI ea.s \\' or'. il Shnd ii nt nf ,· . . , .. wt 1· � J lo p . v a ymt'nls lor I � ear po!it·y. · h ,.J, ('Jr'uou !> and e ver . Ot,,o Phon"..- \\' Y 2 ,·,ot . !' Rolierl L . John son, R'. 2 I Recreat ion Cen t er . P ubl ic in v it· Linda Roush ' Kend a Russel'. ' t F , rl' l'rnr • 0_ 30 easy pavm<'nts on 3 or 5 Mr . , , . re1eased from who has Uf:"en ' , •r;.d •·o'ol' � �fni 11 31 11 Crown Ci t y, Mrs. '1 s.� Auslm ed i , , S � i• n f' · P"I S h u � e r , Carmt'n Salser. Lynn 1 1 f ;1 • 5 · 17 JOk d r 1 1 t rnnm :an yt·cir conl ra�·I�. Pnl 1 c1e P' I! e;,r b s ,� Meigs General llospital I . . t'I , \, \ l .1 . 11 St - - - ·- - ,, , MAY �1 Jo A nn Van MC':er, Lmda Wilt nnt'f', �m:, 11 " , r ,, , · o n : . 1 m : n ! l\ [ ,u l romhmNt and total IJl't' miums Brown , Rt I Leta rt ,V V.1 , rs. . :J., ; :11 p B l l l .1.DOZJNG BY THE HOUR 5 C be Garden T he c l Wildw u b P RI l i _ rt n 1 y M . cCoy, Al _ ood , Juniors, Sue l'i rcle . Billie Cun· Ben rlriy has moved f r o n nn i-r. ', l,t\ m finRn<Pd, Ba, n es . Simpso n I nI fti OO. Clifton Mol•·s, E\1 7:;r112 F re ,Jenc k HC: lll')'. w1 \1 mP "t W ed "'I d ay al fl p . m John W Va . !kr diff, Sandra Do...ahue, Pa triC' 1e ' " '' 18 ,� surancc Agt'nl')' , M1ddle1 mi 1 . IA' the HowarJ 4 ' , 1· . \ l i, ( ii 1 1 l•' i l l "<.; t l Gunn-;,•y · _ - I 473 Sycamore St . M idd leport , al the home of Mrs . ,John lhlf' I Grimm Philip Roberts Miri a m K mgsbury road · ,,11,1rr1 , wirlt;m l\l r ' 1 1r,. � cou t-: . M ,1 11 1 S ' F : , I ',, I' "} I' <: 1 tor " 1 I' · 1 1 ;i ['wi:I. Li ll I l'ORF.ST Rl 1N BLOCK ro . (2 1 ) R EAL ESTATE Mrs, Robe11 G. Birch. Hal 'rne . 1 Nea se Settlem ent. with Mrs Ed· ' Smith , ' Rebecc a Toney·, R u t h prope�t y better nown 811 Sam . 1 l, tl 1 1:. • . �, . I � 1-� Wya tt s place. 1 l You will b11iid (or l'ss 11 ,1h ?.ur ,- - Mrs Clyde Ernest Rupi! . Rt. 1 1 ison Hollon as co-hostess. l ' loom· \\ \' 2.:1 ;o Wingett, Dua ne Wolfe, _ ;aa;;a;a;a;a;a;a=;a;a-a;;;a;;a;a;a;a-, 1 j 5 25 Jtc l q 1.�.P � al ly .con cn' tf' b)o�k � . . 4 I Caq:enler, Mrs. J�hn E,dward 4 Z'?: ti.: • JIJ_ . . dford II' Sophomores, Terry Br a '. - - 1\ Blo{' k S . Cenuit - '-"."'" �,.,, Grow . Jal·kson, Ml$$ 1 A �":•Y • Margaret Dunt. Peggy G I e n n , ' lf1T:1�u1 1'1$1.) 1 ·1 1F\'BOI .FTS Call STH.\\\' 1H :1rn IES Try our 1 1 [ 1 f,Mo8, il r! ar-\\ mclow9 t i k appon m ·nt • • by m l .ynn H ammond, Rl. 2 We.lslJn. ' pl;,111 F . Pw tm )Tr . S John Hysell. Jc;m Miller, Judy Don : i , ll f tt i· 5 [) m PhoM \Y Y t .206'7 POMEROY - I -story fra me, 4 Jeffrey L. Robh. WellstO"I. MrH PilOJlf' 1his rnimb�'r \\'\' 2 271>7 1:rmll �1 . M 1cldleport w,·gal. W,scons,n Fort-sI Rua Ron d· pomeNL , Oht JO rooms and nt , I Rona ld L. t.t:0pa rd, Colu l>u·;. · h'.11 both. ba�em� Nolan s 111 Syioi•n�t'. Ohw 1 ; 6 I; 5 25 3 , 1 1 Freshmen. L arry Compstort, m garage, l a rge lol. l,ood location. I 5 25 61p I 81rth1 Sharon Co1trill, Judy Cozart Ver lii5 I}(JDGE 2 Joor sed an Ne· , ,_____...___.______._ SJ. 000.00. Terms. Nf'lifi!!ln Htdldlng Sapply I Mrs Elr11er Sigman, \lidtlle- ' and doughter J'lnnifer left Satur- non Donahue, Be>lly Gillilan, Ki1v ,-1 otor Over h,·ul. Nrw �t·nN Notic • ol Public S•I• We supply what it takes to b11ild POM ERO Y R U RAL - 4 · room port, �on 4 · 00 a .m Friday. day for Madison Wisconsin whel"t Hendricks Richard Holter H0w;;tlor, rad mt or spring�. muft ev vlnurc or • 1·h 1 1 1- 1 mur1wa11 or ren ol r a hno�e>. Call Guy frc1me " 11h bath. furnace h<>at . , · ,,harga.1 . ·. , o ,,.r,:-utf'd. and d 1- 111 .,.rt'd b} lta}· . Doroth y Lawson · . e m, 1osed Mr. Blakeslet \I.Ill be atte11dm11i ard Johnson ,;u ,,,ers, fue1 pump aJJd lir.tkes mon4 , 1 ,,.1wt' to 11 1 1 lhwluuu [ Nl·i �ln,. or t.:,orbC'l Cl C'ek, Ra tll. l f' . l f ro nt poi.ch , a l�-O 1 o ige . I Pat;e n ts re:·ently dischorizci:1 insun1, on No,· uth. L\fOO nnd 111,11 · a th1ee weeks R eg1ona1 Exlen Ben PetreI , G -�YIe Rees. C arot • i"'m. Houdo�lwl t . 5 6 11•,. h<tC'k por('h, full bas�ment. Oth• I clu·ted Dougl a s Koh:K!n w 1 1h lhe t' ltrk of 1'uur1, of \lelu I Olt •o. h S10Jl Josep · 3 . ,;] Summer SI-I100I at lhe U n.- Sh a I11 , J ua�J·ta Sm 1'Ih , Serah Tay. counl)', Ohio on 111, 141h ,Loy oC · , er bu ildi n�s. t arre lot, $'UIOO. )<ing!rlmry Ho;id Ro5f'n o:ium . Terf-sa Ann hm., , versity of Wiscon!in. ,,n·•mh�r 11!60, au<.t t1n whu·h tie· IF \'OU WANT RF.AL q11.-111, MllH)l.[PORT lor, Sammie Y:ites. �.. RllRAL _ 14 ac :wy.,.... �· 24· 4k hull h11 1,..rn made, u,tt 11,• Un• · · Bl ;lkeslee was selected as one! Pupils on the honor roll ea ch ' dflr �1,n,d w111 .,11 1h11 1 ooda nnd Breedi ng b u11I Ih <ti "'Ill 11 1 ' t <Wrl' S, 1 1 2 sto rv fra me, 4 rooms Dt-1 mR r Fl :iett . Ch ar les J ·;imbe . I 1 mone:, makl' n use E AL r a b • 1 C'Pllar ba�!'me�I garage- , bn rn. I Mrs. Dora Bobo, Mrs . . W ill� rd of ! he two exlf'-n�ion agen ll!I 1'1 of !he six week periods durin � (9) FOR S 0�;•�-��":i��:•;�11� �:::r•!:: l di n , modf'I n R 11 l'uhuc uie Pl I SlrN, Call Okk �ltrrf'tl, Wt ch i cken hous". Rarnai n at Dur:.t . M :·!I, Robert <;m ,l h, '-', rs. 1 ohio to recei11e the Farm Foori the 1960-61 term were. Senior.; . ,OTHER SHIPMENT OF' A ft TI- lhe Ii" • fl H R•,.llnM• '1-lot ot Sal�� . z _ C- I Gr.11v�s. M rs. R o b (' r I 1 i R 0=r '.FIC lAL l'lowf't'!I al my home on MUJ s1r,,e1. M lddl,porc. nh10, <>n j •!Ml or Ch"'-�1" t85-, l4!to. $3 W0.00 dation Scholarship for the study Don11a Bissell, Jan i� Drake. e �z• 01 a 1 1 Pl I L 1 .------Al.RF.K T M. COX , Solf'11 mpn i C �-.i o . and m�:1n1 <laugh!.('· Ml'�· l o1 Public Policy In addition h, Nancy Johnson. Ruth Aon Pe· fLaurtl Cliff, p0m,_,roy. Mrs. � 1 ��.� t' M M y • .'Peart Patker. 5 25 :Ile 'f h,, proi"', t " .. m � ■uUJ 10 t h, o\lR COND ITION ING · Ft.EFRIG, ROX :!t9 l'HONE WV ?•22''!0 \\ ilbm L. 01 1 � " 1 "nd I n f 8 n l the rourse in Public Policy, h� trel. Linda Ro113h. Camren Sal hlrhl'11 t u1der pr.i,i,Jett tli)l :he 1 W\" 2,18:IO d1:1u ghl er. TlhJma� HO\\ ard· M,' �S will be stud,·in e I .and Use in C'Ott ser. Lyn n Shule.r , Jo Ann a t wtu� h 1 1 .,,,,111 bt �ulrt w,11 1 ERATION service J11ck'� R• I &,:i, P'UEL OIL Ind ...-oal IUI\' nprw• � o t . be 1.,.,, 1h■n the m1 n 1 mum / 5 ?6 3lr I, Purcie Ro.;J, \1 1 !. H D . Hell!ler• ne<'lion with ·Reroul'('t' Dtovleop Van Meter. K III Them YourMlf with frlgeralion. New Ha\ en Pl>M• �-• •- pri. .. or sioo oo. """' fo, ,,.. e,ttma,._ - --· 1 �o n and \1r.i. Okev Add 3 ARAB U.QO.IT , · · 1 · R t" J unaors. paIncir G nmm, u ·, · 8•2.H FOH So\l.E - Ahout 40 acrPs ru 2-.35.17 R. H. R1wllntt Sons Co. ment. · • Abbott MJddl�J:M)rt TERMITE CONTROL Amim11 Allla� . · The Blakeslet>'J will be joinrxl Wingett. , �IO-tic 1., Tlltir A1•t1t •· I , Orlt1d1,, s,. Pl ,ASTERING BY THE J OR O R lmut , so mi> timhr;,r , 1,t interest in t • Save SIOO or more. Easy to Aceordmg lo t�P mir1rnght re• yard-patch jobs or enlll't' hudd · mi nmil nl.!hl�. No buildio_gs, On Bradior� da Sophomores. 'r<'rry Palri !heir v 111ter 1 h daughtf"r, ,:a4 use. No harm to plants. � , i:arNCEll. AUTOMATIC Zi z Za g PUBUC A llCTIO N i ng, Also outsirle stuceo. Theo I good ro ads. Pnrf' $HOO.OD. See flOrt of t�e ru1·smg d�p:1dmer..t, Ann, a fter she completes t h e Pegg,v Glenn . .i(Jhn Hysell, Judy fessionally proven 5 year, ;Sewing Mnchmt- Mak•·s bullon- Salurday , .June 3, IZ:30 p. m. Custer, phone W Y 2 ' 3500 or Orville Arms. Ba tll 'Y R un Rot1d. l tl10�e. ya t 1�f'II .<. , 1 ho we- re m fJ lr i sprin g quarter al Ohio State. Wigal, protection . Gel FREE folder 1 '. ll(j1�, ww� on b11Hons, blin d We l l a ve Bffn Aut horrr.t>d To Sell Red Phillips. 5 22 :JOte 2!i ,i lp co ndi1mn mr h·<¼d Jamr� Sht.>e t�. 1 ______ 5 Freshmen. Rirt a rd H O 1 t e r. al your Lumber Yard. Thou• hems and makes foncy dt•siJ,(us lll'o 1 2 1 rumplt•tr set!\ of House l ----� ----Vern C'amuhe:I. Mrs. Rot>erl and.I use it. nson , Ben P e t r e I, Joh Howard T ANNOUNCEMEN TV Senke Radi o FOR SALE 6 room house, l _l2li Ra yno r, Mrs. Grant W r a y, "'' ilhout .nttochmen1s PJ1y c-lf Furniture a t 7Prkle' s Stor age 1 Church news for United Metho- Sara h Tay1or. An Mallu � Mam . Pomnov, Phone $78.00 balarK't' al $2 00 pt'r wt•ek. W arehouse on the , ·orn l'r of 2- •"1 r�. owen Walters ,·a•l RPeSf · · · Church for Sunday. May 28, Th, all-time honor roll : Ruth dist .. 2S5 Phrme WV•2 · . t •-' 26 31, 1 Phone WY 2•Z!04. 3408· a 26 lit e Sf"cond Av�. and Walnut St , 111 Fl ..,. ,·•"'� I EugenP Brown . pastor. Church Ann Petrel. 4 yt-ars; Ruth Winr, H orace B u."lo Mtss· n. ------· , . TV Slampi on aU R�palr ('Onsist ing ol : H ILL FARM 44 ACRES F H EE Camp_ . Roger_ Wah_on . Sh1r ley j &hool . g: I S a. m., Kenneth Fin- '1:t ::i years : Terry bradfonl E LECTR◊- HYGtf: Nr. V acuum MiddlPport . Ohio. , . Kl · 0 , h E. SI Ma PolltffOy n •• 1 i GO& ""I • "l 0 ,.. . ou C'Ieaner w it h attarhmt•ri1� anfi Sto"es GAS. "-ttom Land. 6 room Lvrkms. Lori Blev111s. ,1r s. !'.; · • , \\'o·h � . �. . ,nell """ s · n ley 1 supl. Wonhip, to: 30 a. m., John Hysell, 2 vea rs, and Rich . I Cltland 'n . . Phone WI 9-3 .. 1 house . . � miles from R acm� m11 Ckh .;en bem. Mrs Ollie nus- Rev. Lewis c. Berger of Colum-. guaranltc"e. sale p nl 't"d al $211 oo. Livinj! Room S111trl'J. RffrigeraHolter Howard John son, Ben 8-lfc ____ f.!__ Electnc11y, _w ain S:Z,200.00. Bill , �ell. John H-en ry . Mn Rnbert bus, guest speaker. MVF, both ard RACINE, OHIO Phone WY 2 -2204 . 5 26 6k tors. D1)· er!I , Brdroom Suites, ____ Petrel. Sarah Tavlor, one year Ch a irs. Other a rl lclPs usu a lly PON Y S U E n Ohio. Racine, Co1.ar1, RVICE D o S n T S ims. lfrs. Arna Ma ss!.- , r,·ei· d Juniors and Sen iors al 8 p. 19511 [)()[)(', E 2 door 6 C')' lmdt>r. found m homP. a A \ol of this J-1oud a sh eIt , R . l). J , pomeroy. , Z7 6tp 5 ____ _ i Manual �hlfl. hen t er. Wr fP or l l .nw�ence, Mrs. John Grow, Ern - Wednesday, 9 a m. Pra yer and itu a 1 �5 25 JO�p 70 ACRES H lLL FARM: s mil�s est A. Watts. Mrs. Sidnry H ay , study of St. Mark ' s gospe . W - 1 call c. R Knowle s . R . n :i. ::�:. ;; i: �1 1 ��\ �"�0 ��s� Phone WY 2-6800 . ha � � :. Coolville. Phone 9'.'i-3382 nesday 7 p. m. e;hoir re earmi . \ EXPERT SHIRT SER-VICE- from Racinf'. 5 room house l Howard Hy !M' II and J a h n ually find for !!ale. Mrs. John Werry . director. Vaca• You'll like I.he 11· a y we finish good, Bot 1om l:md. timber. elec- 1 Raike. � 2.fi Jtp BRADll'ORD Al lCTlON CO c ad were lion Bible School &tart& Monday ollars cuffs. Shrched just tricty, watPr, oul lluildings. Five units ol blood . CAMPING TRAlLER, 111ith 1;toveo, T.rms·. c••H ·"" Ohio. Racme, ministered at the hospital on r'rlright or not al all, just Cm:arl , morning, May _...L �•. With regtstraa� Bill refrigeralor, heatier, slPl'ps 3 or Nol responsible for at•ddtnl s 27 ritp . Church , lion al the Federated 's 5 you Phone wish. RobinSOJJ day. t, Write or Ca ll C. R. Knowles, CRITr B ft ADFORD . Auctioneer Laundry and Dry Cleaning, R• D. :1 . Coolville Phone �A. C. Bradfood M anager REVERSING • --al Notice MKf WY 2-SWI; Robinson's Tn·Lus• 5 '..'7 Slc I.re $ 2.fi Jlp l ..... , Netln Cleaners. WY 2-5130. •I ---� -- - -33111. Violet Bur , Apart111ent �. � W, --, TREADLE TYPE SEWJNG Mach-1,;a;a;a;a;a;a;a;a;a;a;a._;a;a.__,iiii.._l S 22 6t S1h SuNI. LcMt Afll•ltt , C•llfornla. ; ------------ 1 1, lll'NbY ,iot\114'11 tti.i Ofl th• fflh, Jesse H8}' ell, K ingsbury ' i• .111'1: i-...,. d-.Y ol Apl'\I 1..,. Arthar ••rr. 1te11t1 AUCTIONEllR sm l l O bi d e o 55 5 $ 95 26 3tp plalt1tlff , tulNI tll.a �1ltlon aaaln1t her a&A8DNABLS RATl:9 1, dd11nd1nt 111 th, Court 01 Com1 4 Door Sedan. Power steel'• L CaM D mon Plm. Mela■ Cou111�. Ohto. IRl'I 1, or-iE IIURRl!:L RIDING HORSE. FOR int. Hydramatic. Orijinal MTl!PACl'IOl'li GUARANTF.· No. 11.11•. pHrlfll tor dl\'orc. �le, for t'hildrt:'n. Call WY 2•roan,, tht on llaJT Vlold .at,11 th• Mef'.oy tr1t1t 0, • CaD L black finlih lib new. MASON AND NEW HAVEN AREA. of WUlfUI AbMIIC. Ill •Id 61f•ndant I 11� ,___ S 2<, Jlr ,_, .,,.._... from nld pi.,.intitt for m.on then N•ll•tt 1-21- 'IILhl one :,.ar 11'1 past Hid 01'09llprQ'I Apply In Person. · ONE F- AMERlCAN s·f-ANDAR-D '55 Ford VB - $595 f<lr ........._ of DulJ', and plain.tiff alao . M wlU .. . call BIid rulef, - otl•t1r proper - --- F,trl••• 2 Door Sedan. WllJ.. , TROMBONE· C3 II \\' \' 2 ·6182 • H CU'ITINO DOBRUS Wllb ror hNrlnl on or ■fin 11,. l:atb. 411 Beautiful blue and white . D. 1111. 5 26 3tc • - lbt hour• Wm• ot June, ,luUmr tractor cutler • v;, BatT finb.h, , Houdasbelt, Klngabury Rd. W�• Crow, Crow • Pwltr POMEROY - --------� I Allorne,1 IOI' Plalntifl 1-6651. It> 1-1o�nc. 5-3-30t:J,· It> 19 I&\ BlAETTNAR'S ! • POMEROY I I 1 i, I Meigs.M a son Coming Events I ' I ...:==::::::::;::,____ 1 IEE A ro und And About M 'dd/enorf I I Rar1ne . u·1gh's ITop de • i���f' \t�- 1 I 1: Izer H I I I Are Announccd �s 1 I I ;·:�:t• I I _I...I .-I,- , I Blak eslees Go To For 3 Wee ks Sherwin-Williams pAI NTs General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets I I t:. rERMITES w, RACIN E PLANING MILL I m.l _ I THE SPRINGFIELD ROTA RY T I LL ER I� 1961•7 Syracuse ,._ IIMI llon wllh 1l>ofr pom,11, llr. 1111d Mn. W. T. Thom. FAAOl's LIP I� /4, TliE£ >,Jl;J Mr. 1111d lln. roo Bai.e, ,. HE CANT "T IX)i)N , .. blrned bcae lftlr a •• •• vlalt With their IOO, llr. and llr,. ]lo. bm Ha)My, ., DaylGa. Mr. and Mn. Jack w..therman lll'f, Brau and Clanoct NicboJI all ,lolled lloY. Frwland Nania, who 1' N<OY<rm, lrorn ourg■I')'. · • Mr. and Mra. Wa,IMt BrickJN •. •• · • .: callecl oa Mr. and !tin. Edpr j IIARNIT GOOGLI - SNUPPT 111111TH Dorll of Sumner, Sunday. Mr,. Carrlt &hr QI ncoverin1 nl<tlly from major 1111'1"'1' at Shell,rinl Arma Hoopllal, Athtnl. Mr,. Ethel Stoot Jllurned home oftM oplbdln1 two -b with hit daughter. llr. and Mn. Frank Don! and famlly ol Looi Bottom. News And ,Notes A I LY CRO SSW O RD Thi homo ol llr. ltlld lln. Clorence treeman on rtftb st. nt Amt0!18 the ...,,. of tho w«ldfq ol Illa •. rtna A 1..,. 1. Rotlu.-1. I. Ey• MIN Judf l\lply, da<Ilhfer ol Jin. 6, ClllltfJ' aprlamorouilJ' New111 Kline, Gardlm ol. Cb.. 9. Sh1cr1U 7. Dutruct.loa oot lhlre, ond Mr. J- Kem,, !"' . scamp a. Damlr,.. I!, Bind of . Ohio, Mr. and llr1. lllaer Kemw' o1 t10ll 18. lklD twnal' tor one 10. OvtrNa Ripley, W. Va. n.. eenmony wu 3. Writer 11, CctaolwlbW ·• Gama performed bJ Rn. Baroid Holmo, Havelodl; at cbufa1a paw ol lllo 8),racUN Church of the NWNDt, llr,. Fn,eman, ,i,. f. late or � 18. 8ha,e IO. Ado 1t EnJllah here ........., ...._ fer of Mr. Kmll, - matron of 17, Parrot , OOIUIIJ {N, Z,) cktooly lo. aa,RooIJnotl I honor with llr. Boward Brannon , Old ll, _,,. IL Cburoltt � at. C.pltal ., Rfplq u belt 1IIIIL • Btrllek • card 1er\11ce 'J r ot Pena ( A -.,tloll followed Wflb ftd. low blow 19. Attempt U. K&fflf' L._Jj aft. M.aLt4 d g ew and p1111cb belq llffl'­ lll ·IO. Lolt,r _J, war. l"J ... _,_ -ld to - .....,, Mr. 111d Jin. a.i. rort,"' -. n. eup tldp Ollly Kera,, MrL Oordnor, Mr. 111d Top "' Jin. llelvln - and llr. and Mro. R. C. Freeman o1 a. Pundit ahire, Mn. J. H. Carder of Park­ Needle &pert� erahura, and Mr. Brannon. The Property MW Mr. and Mn, Kerns are al ., Mn. A. R. Batley rMll\tlr borne to thoir frIn Ripley , Mr. and Mn. William Fenton Ll'L AINI• • Bini u W, Va. Vallee of Columbu, ,pent Tuesda)' wltlt Larr• Mr. and Mn. AnD Bolter 111d IT WERE WORSE'N ROBl'E88 TO CLUB numbi"r AH EE- MAGINED, family. Mn. Willia U Leadingha m W Statute /Tl!' b- to the SyrlCUH Third Edward Thebo, of Patukala, At full :;'��,• · Wedneaday Home Domcmtra uon Mike Thela and IJ'llldda\lihlOr � ..:: Similar Club at ber home 011 'lblrd St .. Of• and Jane Jolwon ol Dorcaa, ' Backbone Ileen who will talte ..., the ■pent Soturday wttb Mr. and at Boundary first meeting of the new year In Mn. Arthur Orr and family. Warble • Kitchen September are preoitlent, Mn. Ar- Mr. and Mn. Billy Orr and velNII thur Ea.ibgton 1 Raciot; vice prtl- to111 or Cirdnille ,pent tbl week ldent. Mr■• Carroll Norri.: - and with Mr. ..d Mn. Cllol Orr DOWN lary and lrelllll'lr, Mn. William and family. . Employ I . I ndlgo Haye,. Comm!- named wero: Mr. and Mn, Jack Johnaon of . Tax Publlclly: Ada Slack and Mar- Columbwt eaUod oo frienda bore , Before lire! Coltrfil: llemb<rahip <hair· Saturday, � . m an, Irene Parker: Social chair- Mr. end Mn. Lio EddJ' and =.,':1...:.;..-.;:. • ".,• CRYP'l'OQ1JOTl'l - HeN1'1 how to work lt1 - r=,,:-i: _ man, Neomi Londoo : lnf"""'ltlolt family of W001ter .t. JC Y D L B A A JC B openl week end GASOLINE ALLEY chairman, Esther Harden. 11 L O N O B' l: L L O W wllh Mr. and Mn. Grover White One letter almply al.Inda for t.nother. ln thll aample A l1 u.« 'Ibo aftemoon Nulon wos on and Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard. ·Not fa<�. Cork�. or the three L'J, ,C tor the two o•., etc. Slnr;,, litter•, apo.,. fooda w;th Mn. Loadoll liV"'I � Mr. and Mn. Willilm Byoell , � you•,,e Courc i• Odjournei:1 trophl•, the len1th and rormatTbn of tho worda are all hint&. article on "Know Your Foodi" and daughter, Macy, of Racine, only for lunch. I been to ch dty the code letten are dlttmnt. 8l)d Mn. Hayea on ''Foodl For ,pent Saturday afternoon "'itb l court, Nina, A <llJpbtpom Quolltloa I pa id ll<)ur Nuclear Allacb" with dlacuasioo■ Mr. aJII! Mn. stanley Truaaell. f e following. Their aulatlntl were Mr1. CQrlel LaWIOII and fem, :�d ; BMBH BJDRT DPAR PTK Mr■• Pauline ll/lorarlly and Mra. lly of Fairview ■pill! Sunday al, a fre/ J Y J T K R W P L P T K M T I!: L J Jeessie Cottrill. A poth1ck lunch ternooo with her &liter. Mra. woman wu eDjoytd 1t noon by Mrs. Et- Lew.ii Headl1y, again! P D P O - P V J I W O V O P• slngton, Mr� ColtrW, ltlr,. Mor, Cllnl Orr made • bullDeu trip , etltl11aJ"• a,,ptuquot.1 IT ISN'T HALLY AN): ., rl�I arlly , llllr,, Marprot Cottrill. to Columbus Monday. ,; I flOlQUVHJ:Rll llll,III INBTIIAD!-MILNII. Mr� Haya, Mn. London, Mr■• The Robert Sal,er fllDllly bu 21 Birden, Mra. Cla<k, Mn. Syl,la moved to the Paul Orr plan. Zllilltng ond Mn. Florence Ba,. Mr. ,nd Mn. Dale Boyd ond , de. dauplar of Racine 1penl llwlday j wllb Mr. and MrL Clml afternoon llllLD DN INSTALLATI ..,___________ ________ Orr. At a ,ecent ha o1 l ltlANCT :. Daughter, of America Lodae 1ht Everett 6mlth, who ha, openl a first inatallaUon or officerl waa few weekl with hit 1l1ter, M rs. AY ftlll0l10B FRIDAY 11, II CoMttry Hoo DoW1t beld as follQWI: Cowicllor, Marga- Louise Headley, returned to his !' LI. TAKE A U: 25 F.-rm Bureau Show Sip 0a I'll Cottrill, A.uoclate C.Ouncilor, home at Steuhenv1lle, Saturday, SHORT- GUT 11:30 Couutry Hoe ,klwn Margaret Eichinger; Vice Council- !Ilg with the A. 8. B aileys. Today with God THROUGH or Florence Harden · Auociate Mr. and Mn. William Sorden U:45 P'ann Time JUD<;E Country Jamooree and William Wolf, Eagle ftidge, DtMDOME'S a. · Thom Vi r Ural Councilo u � 11:1?' Mid D11 Dow Jonu Av• r1rn1 Tlmo cordln1 sec� ry. Sadie Th�r , called on the Clint Orr family. YARD CouotrJ J­ Finance Secretary, Hazel Clart; and sons and Mr . . and Mn. Cee1I 12: 00 NOOD Newr Brealdast Party Aulstanl Finance Seeretary, Dal- Mr. and :Mra. Harry Kraulter 12: 15 Gllel' Siar Exler.tied Weotber sy DU<:kworth; Treasurer, Liizlt Spencer and IDD called on the 12 30 Jusl For You Pk:ken, Show Quick; Conductor, Emma Hay- Charles Spencer family. Sunday. 1:25 .Nttw• New, a.port man: Ward, Alice capehart: In• ut Party 1:so JQI ror You MABKET UPORT tide Sentinel Esther Harden • OutWorld 'lbla llorabll side Sentinel, Ida Bowell .;f Ra, CINCINNATI IUP!l-Llvestork , 1:08 Say u With' M':1111: · 11111 cine. Trustees were Mrs. Harden Cattle 2!M>, calves 100: few 3:00 Platier Part, te ady • DICK TRAC Y s e he and 1 H Capehart ,ales 1tee11 u . Party for 18 nionths and Mrs. .f: IO Local Newa for six months. trade not fully tested: c o w a llonlfl,a lleditallou .f:85 Pl1tl1t Party bull, about steady ; lot 1leady; -Ada llack Mondq Kedltlttono I: u Newa RowKlup -----Ca1JiDa Pl. P1-anl I luw choice around 850 lb steers 1:00 Sundown lenlc10. 23.00, small lot■ utUity and sta nd­ \ 1:30 Sip UII Bbop ar un ' ard 11,00-19.00 : lot low to aver-­ ; ap choice around IOO lb belfen ■.00: <OWi lt.Ofl.lUO: bull1 17.00 -11.00: vealer■• stoat!)' to weak, 7 Tl,nap rrtd•J U:45 World Newa good and choice 27.00.30.00. higk 11; 5s Muon County NeWI Sip 0a Henry Keye, and son of Mrs. Hoga 1,700· barrow, and gilts I U:00 Commwuty N1,r1 Canton apen& · the put week vit it- only moder;tely ac-liff, mosUy MUllcal Clock [ Ing her paNffll, Mr. and Ml'I. J. ,teady 12:05 N001l Ntwa '1111 Llfelllll to 15 lower, fe1' ulea 240G. Swan and· 1lster, Mra. Alva ll:10 Ohio New1 171 lb u,.as off: IOWI steady : , Swick ond family of Danville. .,..un,1 75 1•2 I004II lb barrowa U: � Markell Mr. and Mra. Geor.ge Keyes and and gilts tUI0-18.00, bulk mixed 12:20 Bllilel.in Board two � came to v111t over Sun- IOd t-1 ' 1IO-t40 lb 1 25 7. -17.75 : 1 12:� Newt O Grams day. Bta mother, Jin. Keya, and ,.... •�- 1 " orld News L UY 17·IIOb 7 mos - w� ·-· • U:1111 rarm ud Home Bour Paul relurnod homo with them. 14Ulkal Clocl< lllaa Blnllot Swu n<enlly 17.75 for 11{1 lb dowu : It unllorm LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI E U:46 llr. IIUllc Community New, lfO. 1:111 L«al Nen ,mllad bor aup1 1111n. Mfldnd l4t 1h 17.IO; W 1111d No, J near Kualeal CIGdl tJ1 th 11.75-17.211: ftw lolo Morris ond family. . . I: 00 !Ir. • Mllllo l'ubllo Servu:e Sltow, ---'.!---:,--'----, ,-lb 17.115: ml,ed 1-I llOMOO lb 110 a,. PEPTJc 1 .....,. 1 Y<IWI> ...., llrl, Paul lfom,omery and Mr, I:• Warltl Nan Sltowen of Bl-1q A CALI. <ROM �H& 'FOUNDlmON"? It .ts-II, W - lb 11.llfl. ond Mn, Worley Frucla ..... l:fll llr. Mum ....., Coun!J New, <1'0M Oil, MEOICUII IN 1 : IW over 1111 lb down to II.Ill f la Parkenbtq lul 1\a■day. · HQ'S !l!iAl«'IQ ALL RULES ANO 19 1:11 l«al Nlft Talk o1 the Town t . -Rael ,.,... ll '15; boan, 11:4itd)', W lplQ to0 COMINQ MEQS, WITH IHI:. TOP t:00 Dflcfnl With Doll World Nna . - 0N H _____ lb up 1IIOltly J:..00. 1 t:30 Rollflll HWIIll'o 11J Nmnllor Sheep 100, olaldy; around 30 t:45 World lllpOl'I Iiia., wact, ll'rl.l Ice ltlld . prime· IO lb ,prtq t:lMI llporla Tolll o1 the Ton lamb, 30,00. t:llol - CotmlJ ""'' ,,,_., "'""· ' l:IIO CctmmultltJ New1 Tallt II di■ Ton I: ■ Worltl Ntwl a.urdl 1t11■ RID.I 1:11 -lo '""""' ..,,. lloclol _, ,,. - BoulOllard 1:30 Sip OIi l Clnly � -,· - .. - ..... l • ..... ,. ,, ,,,, :, THE DAILY SENTINEL •11-•·" GRADUATES NOTICE Of Bend Area REFRIGERATORS = A II-Ooor sample, al ,educed price,. G.l!:. 1 and Frigidaire. as low as t:240.osl wtth trade. Hampton • Cape. hart, �•w Haven, W. Va. $ 23 McrLOOR, SAMP LF. SALI:: - AU I TV aeta. 1141 1, i up with trade. G. E., , Motu . llla, Magnavox. 1 w,.,..,�-...... .. r.....,i, ..rt 11•�- """'· MEIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNERS The tu books are now open for the June or � end half colleclio,n of the 1960 Real Estate taxes. THE DAILY SENtlNEL Will RUN FOR 3 • DAYS FREE Your Employment Wanted Ads. �- ... - ... .. ' '. ' .._, Allio dellquent 1961. • tax, Closing date will be July 1st, Clyde G. Millhone M•I,,, Ct,1tn"' Ttt•!"••,�r ' Without Reverse $ 1 44. 95 GILMORE SUPPLY STORE Piton■ WY•2•2n4 ,�. I • Bashan • Society News " lr AL CA,., .. cc, - ----i...i wMPO Radio I I nweu.i 1'. rll & .. I I W J E H RADio '° - . P kers R ID, News Items ...... ob, .II •ad by Dr. 1>aD ral ... .. ,.. Ml r • If ERNIE IUSHMI LL cl H E 'S THE JUDGE WHO " THROWS THE BOOK ­ AT EVERYBODY -- -,. ... . , ..... .. ,.,.. _... I , <, ,.., . ,. _,. ,, � ,, ,_ ._ a, CHESTER GOULI.I IOI I I 1111 • Vfa. r llle • Ale '\ding ◄- r:. f 'IIL"• ... ..... � 1-1 .,_OM Toppers Plains News, Events ---- ., io ..._-r-r' '°"' I bla h klNe The judqe heard nothinQ but" vagrancy ,ast� all rnornU,g. I [ ! ...... ! •• ! I ...,., aw., -- I' I -., .. i----.. ! 'I ...,,.. �'11':=:::::::tl ,'y ---------'-�---:;;;.�,�;;==::::: _;_;,..,7 -t': ,_ ' colllo, ___. Ir IAEIUIIN V""I\UIIIN I .,..,__ J i.1411-111 ' Sid> : 'SH 'CIIM 9'JU8t4T • RtfBCIS wrrw W)IJ, DSU, 0.1<., HOW tJCH WILi.. IT Be; 1lff5 11ME f --... ,.,•; i.... JIU'II.,, /lfll...1 . W ANTED: ROUTE DRIVERS ! I rt, 0 . , Ma 27, , ' .' to '1J,• n DID 'VOU Dl!Llllft>AT!LY 00 1>«r 10 C�ta biE IIJl!Jl!CT r --... _., -.. , .,. ...... ,.,_ � Su , "11, lland _ 111· 9"'8· ' iltiitloJ I Dlf• • \, �\ s • .. � 'l, � M . / :futl bo [ Cam,lllo wn ,,..J,,d ...,., !or • Installation Service Is Held For I w ith Young and Mr a,n y ut ' and ""· William Rober! Mo,ri&, wscs Officers, C.hester Parish ' peopIe In � �-� .,.. llllo !al triill Ir .... the ia th .... a, , -: &•D; " ·- lier of - pl n:I . ....., =� • ,.. ... iEi J:iablh 1loliecl iald a ., ilull C, F• LUI lit al .... chi ... Iii> 1Qo1 ' fo trktT ....... =-.., . � la ..iD I .... ..... ,_ ... ..."".... ..... 111111 , ... , N .-=.� .... ..... 01 d, b, II A in R pl n C r �· ,.. ·· - : liEf M ' al - B II - I : PA I " I; w -.... ..--� ·=..... ....... i =-· ......- , 11Mb .., R ap,rl! """"' ,,_,1 wlll. d "' P•! • " ' i� • G � ti!' ii qu jJ j, ...,_, ,. 'II• lllcl .......... •111 Mw .,,_, Pomeroy (J jl ' � I ,, •• '1 I ' I I El ( I I Ill! l •' C.4 .. Over 100 ere I · Out For Radio • • Club P,cn,c 1 ! I N,ne 01 1 1 L,v,ng From ' J Class Met 42 MHS Students Are Announced • W,nners Of pIace On Honor R II Ill_ ., ,rom ' ---- lln•• POMEROY CEMENT . BLOCK COMPANY k� A nnual Dinner Of BP& W Club 8 e1ng • PlOffnecJ -; -"L..�•.::•"..s · •�• . �- home repair i-ca .. • - VOL XIII VALUES you can't afford to ml•• PAINT cfpl41l( and w. _,psoo> :an, -� ae!i;. :0. '1fa: w. .. I or them undmwitl oil about our service. So, young people, we invite your quntiona. You're alway, welcome It diis. bank. •,t' W• Pay lo/0 lnte,.... On Your 1Avl11g1, The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company ....Ir ...,.. ........ .y.hm Ml_.1r, P1•1ral Dl.pe1lt ln1UnM9 C.,.,atlitlt ' ., •'' -•oY, OtijO •. ,�-. • ,> --· ... _ ..,_ _ , Top 41u1llty Phlllp, pin• M1ho9aJ11 In Hnral different width-, 11 low --I 9c sq. ft. Pogboard •• low H . . . . 1 1 ¼ c 1q. ft. Tiloboard n low ao . . . . , . 45c ScrNn Wire H low u . Shelving Lumber ..... ' - .. "1· ft. ' I I 18 , 2 r- ,> I , ' . ., " s Scout and relliJoul - pr,cUcocl alter which a lrleldahip cittle .,u formed wltb pnyv by Barbara T•- and ta!)I to conclude the meeUna, The next moetinlf will be hold Saturday Juno a 1.,,., 10 L m. to ' " ' "' p . m . and mombere .,. bring a -. lunch. Shirts . . • Ties. . . , and - �l llfla 0.G ' ;i.0/l'TH BAHR CLOTHI�� ' . ,. ' ' \ I I ' r "1,., \ ·, r t a';J'· " ,, P-,.··- �·:... •� ..- , ' IUTLAJ1D, '?"10 . ' ' - r '· '\ ' " I q I II ' I , "' ' ,t Attenclance c.rmm -� � ,d Ait I I l'l&M U,IO ......,• ...,. "• ChaDMl I , Pow,11 Dick swee� Kunle• • : 11. IS. Claire Trevor: Cbaanel 11 Arlae llJ LovfL C.'lauddfe Col• bert, llaJ Jill....,. v, lea Lab. n.r-laJ, J.- 1. �annel I. 11:to - Sinner Take AD. Bro� Ca� ot, Margar<I LJn,-1,,y : Chanacl IS, 11 : 15 Bandit.a of Conlca, Ray-Richard Greene, Pau1 --'· l'rlllaJ', Jue t. C21arme1 I, tt:20 lcllot'I Dellgbt. Norma ShMrer ' Clark Gable. Chan•el fl, Bottle Tm, l!lerlilll llay:leo, A d h • r } ........ 3, �. .Jue 1, Channel JfJve 11: 11 '1111 Sea Sbel' N'ot 'l1lem, 1(lcuel �rave. Di� Bogar4e; Cl,annel •• 11: 10 l,ltl• ody ti. 1940, ,.,_i Aul.,. F.lea­ nor PoweD, � lS , 11:IO II _.. lfll"U- TV Ch--1 I .,.. _....., a.-,,1 .. ,�,. p,m. KltlJ Pay• lo, G- _,_ Dennil Mor­ l JS, pn, J- Cr�; a..m,e La­ Do1'lll,y . U, IS , Riding HJcf, l. .....,, Dicll Powel Jrl uola Trail. 0-,0 Jtootgom­ Brend• !lar,hal), ttf all!I _ -• •-JlakO for "Pepe," lo Rawat, ...,.._ 1 St- ls I Now orte...• Ha...U." IO ROU,YWOIID ,UPI> - YOUlll llor " Gidpt Qou I............ • basin• the wldeat 1 R18la tho t11e un11e1 " · =:' •� �:��=�- • 1111 •: She:..:: • :•.: ·•• : M"1old - : "::·��==--- m ::� :: ......i __ · . = . c... llln!ler Abbe Lane. 13, 1'11:rfJCJ, 11aJ -.. awmt '• Clom t:• p.m. Reel Saltan W-- 11'1 ,........,. 1a1 u,,,o d CIMD """ 1,1io t:IO )_o, , - •• C1,am1e1 l'WOllll> lo p.m. Ja st..Una ill E,._,. ol IMllf .,_ ba,., ...... • c,. Tro1 11a,1 bebfncl It � cu■' 11,i .... tba1 .... Mr ' .. - .. . .,,._ wtecll .... .,..,_ TIit ... � ......... whilo d1.tf _ ... .. . _ . ' · � ., , ..... J;llm'.1 ..... - a ,. - ·- . -.Jtl, ·pa■ . '' ... ......• - -· · . , · ·- It - ll1l,lllt a. - - flilill · � · ' -� - chale ended at Crab er.ek the woundb,g of th• driver. Jlllspie and Wblllngloo "" beheld ... .. open charge. Ollipartfclpalillg Ill Iba clwo Deputiel Morril Brag and Pylea and Cft7 Polioemen Jt,iden and Wealoy .,... Sllfrley Tffllple 1,00 Nolfonal Vettel Tad Hunts � . 11,00 !Mela y'" ,o Bl• Afl&el Ne'ft l l al' n · to we,thereall \1 : IS Movie ,,. _ ()II .... lt:80 Bez.- The C,own JI· � Pip ,,,. Paf'il!'' t:M Town a CODD. crossro!lds t:311 �oill 2:M ThP Allfl.f'ff t,311 BtNt An•� ,, ... s.m,I Hearl l:OI .._. 11,00 llally'• 1'1uUllea W14TN-TV Frlrds · l:OO Bozo TM C1ow 1 ,. . '.II\ Wah Owrine9 1 � l(:iverlck 1·:wt t .tttrm3D 9: r,a 'flle Rebel t:lll 1,spbalt Jun,de 10·"1 W1n<!OD rhurChUI tt·M Newt 11:10 Jlovlotfmo , -· 1. Channel 1t'r ; : ; 7. PorrJ'• t,00 p.m. Por,y L e e, .,..... .,. ..., ......ia ud alll Arqu,,tto. c.mo. a, I 1:­ n.,,trq, ,_ 1. C".AIIMll Ma"' • p.m. --· lM ,. ,,_ II ,.,,_ N'clr _ ·9'ii,:·�· -·'-9 i6.t - tu.a• ■ WABIIING'l'ON <UPl>-'11lo �· MAN CfflCD , - todtlJ to, blm4 i,nnelh Do•il 41, Butland, bu pr-. Coult lhe JI apillJlllll ... of a yelcited 1..- pusin& the end of .. lllle, .. - Mayor'• pa<tod Ila, 31, alter hil armt bJ ill late -!I-, Com· ..,-()hio Stale Pain>! over the '111a - 11u i! -• •_____ _ ., "·t• ·• · " --=�--:--= J_.. 111,!p - ..... ..... ... ffl."1, fdl,lll.17 1'111 - '1,C.tl7, ....... III0,,._411, .......15. ■ ...., ... • • .. - 11,141.a. ...... .... J,a,n P,,,IIIIM, -- ... ■; Ch-n� 1 3 • -.ma c,;_ .,_ - ""1'"', frtford, ,._,loth =: , lffl m.<1, ss,aa. - - f!S,IIUI, IMl,Sl.eo. 11■1.m.• . klolo - flt,IOL'lt $17-� , , "74,'711.lL 11'1.17 '911 ft.111,'II, ....... fll, LG. -.111, lloti" ..i,Jc1o salea tu mllle, llom lor tho IO - altowillll - fi&una !or Iba - • iDjf May 11, 1911 and for thl lilcJII ,..,,. wblch ul1N Ju!J l. .., lollaa, MEETING CAIUD Atllem , IS,805.:111, fl!O,IIUII There wUI be a ,pedal meeting Gallia, $1,171.23, ....-.'10: llodl­ the Deanery ...,..;ttee Wed1� . I IS,Gt.17, "8,1111. �y. May SI� bl the Sacred ng . '­ .... .. Ogurea. DO wee1i1J � Church andtlorlum al 7,IO y SW.fll.o ,ii. Member, aro Mn. p a n J '"""'• DO we,kl llguff,'71,IOUI; ; Molp. ft,W.11, lflCI, Mn. R<tno NJor;, M I • I 07 . fll,5'10.51 ; II-. Pille, iristb, G.....,, Mn. i111bert . $1,JS5 15.,61$.50; Scioto, flS, ,nott, Mrs. (lwlOI Radfor,l, .. ... .. .50, fSlll.541.55; Vlntol1. It . a. Leland s;s..,, Mn. llidia,11 l flgun, flll,IIOJO oieman Mn . Ge<rge lluchon- weekly ' ;, Jin. Eugene Conde end Mn 'l,hard Gress. 11JPU1111 ClOtlllT MBrl'I amoted during Ibo -• ... •- eo1orce"' local �• all'lcen ...,. Rbineholdt intoxication· watt. Mason We,I SI, ele;, IOI Vanll di&lurband foll lotomcat , •• Hall l Pear JI! the peaco ; lnlOu:atioo: Clarence talnoJ, SI, Pt. Pleaaant, driving .,Ue intoxicated. .,.. Tel """" � ··,�v• I:• WIii•� t,3II GI: Olll,jlr eo,,J .._, Rn Uatlhe•• C:GI I I nn Lan IJIO tool Up and Uve ('.enturJ A·!II lleala . Selen« n lati. Cbr 'low 10,00 1 ., ,_. 1•311 i-,., tl!O M..... Mc IS Goafool BammY lloJI - 1111 \lall- !;how 11:311 ll'fb tillD G I! rheatre 10:55 Briehn._ SeJa6on 1 1 , 30 Faith nl Today tO·l,O Candid r.amora n• Rot ,.,., •- 11, ....,. II· "" Oral n ·OO 11:11 Balfball Game o.,.. ____ ..-.. i,s '"'"�S-TV Chann,.f 8 & '¥l A,irtl'v �"1l ts h g li h ig H ·· n io is v le Te 's ek We is Th wtr,. A- 7 91.lfl.ff, Southlide, Is . , , 1 osp1tal suffering from a $30 ffl OI •174.11. fl.ffl• inflicted by lhe police GoJf1a - ...... $184,'lal.■, ....... on Ibo car, birt ,tiIJ the B--ll• _ ...._n, ,..thlued in apile of Oat $211,751.11, $111.111.M. ,,e wealhff °'"' 1-s& "1: � UliS)11e, 19, iclll CM � Rei>Ortlnl .,. - tho lclll StmdoJ NOWS .,. - ---en Wounded ::., 0-Mile Chase � '· - '1, 4&.H. Y A ND ,.til!Z-TV Channel 3 WSA Counties up Jn Stamp SalC: 9in. .,!IO -'"'" 1 41 ,;tm, Oo tl·BD ntrilloDMI' 1�:30 Adventurous Million 11:00 Atfyentul'OUII )llisslon 11 ,.., -n,1, 11 The LKe ,,. .. " aia,,ol A.Ir 11:30 Gardin Club of t'l,f 12:41 Art Unki.tler ' ' '" Dugo,,\ °"fl" 1,:111 Chi. Redltlll t:OO . Highway HnHdays 3 : 30 Scienct, Flelloa The• 4:00 Pe111,nectlve f:30 Hapov 5,00 11eadln!! out Lau<t Hall Of SEO or ti. 1 ,. .. l'Vff-- -:::'.':"_:•:'•�:-�:.. • 1111 ' I -.a Called 'Good' ":..."°' · By Leaders '":u.i.ing ,. - 111&1>1 ,_ 4:• -, ,. _ Weunh:J, May SI, Chtla11el 8, 0'• 11:• Tbe Cha..,, [le0nl1 13. n,1 )Cff[e, Ann Marril!I: Chan 11: 15 Salpo, Alan Ladd, Ve...,. " aa Ila•• SA TllllDA Y _,ha · • �· ......... ,-·�.-..............-........---.... ,.., .,,.� >....'---"-,.. .,. , ....... . , ... ... ......... � ...,...../.-.,...);:J,;.�-.............. ' ••I'll-�--"' .l. l Shllone, J • -, ti. tho rlllo olllcon aaill. -· A 41-year-old PomeroJ Bou<, t •id. body wu d_... lather Ill U.- dled - in- The lllllclde """""" illll _.. 'l1lo Dmver Carmm. - tf atantlJ !ram an apPONlltly aell- iDjf -- befon f,4& a.m Jin. mall. Sbe - IDllictecl gunshot wound th1a mor.,. oll1oon ,epoNd. Cannm ap- tho deeta.-1 - ... CanDell lhe lo kb i. JP1D thl placed ing in the k1t,hen o1 bil rural paNlllly for .... loft had wtlo I Carmm' trigger flRbead and pulled tho borne. ll r & m. lf 1, _ a1 � a. 11111 i ---�--,1 Orvillo Edgar Carmt11 w a m Carmell dead oo arrival Ill Melp Cowl-Iba .. Two ty Sherill 11ober1 C. llartenl>ach ti !Ila the In u1,,op and eow,ty Comer Henry EW"-g. _... thl _, al Carmen wu roported to Edaa. 111-yearHid. ad BIL n,c1. "qu:te heallh and hem Ill nervoua." H• appartlllly - b'm· 7, ...,.......i i. ''• ii 1111 Mr. · k 11 llonvffJ William lather The Pomeroy Vacat.l.oo B i b ! t • Edu, a brvtber, l,a .t 11,ehool opened lhil morning with eolumbua· l'll'o 1;,;ten. Jin. Rob, .. • "good ..,.,_ con,idermg ort and Jin. Earl r,adl, : • ll! emorial weekend bou-lay, \ er, and a ...._ Eldon, wt,o ii ... Btv. Ralph C. Zundel said. tionod la the Armed F.,.. lo : . Following 1s an unofficial re- calil'omia. , ... by dep,-11 , pr-e-.,hool 'Ibo p_., __, aqua! , 4illdren at the Uruted Method�..t waa sent to the cannm home t,y • ciweh. Mn. John Wt-IT)', cn•ur- \ tcbet Kenny Grover with Dr -• bad 35 pupiil. Adull t e...,h • • � -• bal Mr. C� . � art! Mn. Robert Couch. }In: wa, pronounced dead • arffl'al. Rldu, Mn. Leroy Ruschel II,: lie bad worbd • a fanD ba4 Mrs. Rk-hard Rupe. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1961 and .,.. mlD. 1aoom' , . \trs. Ralph C. Zundel, chair· Funer l ..,.� are nal - Ill the primary group at the a y p • n,terated Church bad 35 �upib. et com leted. The body .... tak· 3 IO the Ewin& Funeral bomt • nnel en , Cha , . M r · �t teachen incladed WSAZ-TV Pomeroy, I D:tNt Deteclivo D""7 � CIIJ'II!}' ' Mn. stanley 'lborp --- -Ml'I. Roy Wining. There were \ 1:DI Tnlll Barra 1:• _, Junior pupil, enrolled ,t the 1:$0 D11eh1TI Fall ,,. 1:15 B tthlJI ' �pal Chwi:h. cha1nnan Mn. 1:• ll<pllJ �y Van Vranken. Te;IC'hen ! .,. Edollo Arnold •!I IIIIINdl.. Nun • M1'1. William Webb and Mn, ! Tlllt II - ... 11:11 lJ Opportuni to Wheeler Drab. 1,0I __, • n• - lloodlla -' 01 li l!lel'Vices no be will � , ll!tl W lwJIII •• 5eiaell 'l'he.tff �l Day, but the s<hool will re11:IS � Wednesday al 9 a . m and I :• Sip all 1· 45 Sporta Ro,,pd11tp tlo• 1l 11 : 15. the U •,trran,portalion will he provid- Hall l <Otlll Ohio 1,411 a poinll ftft ahead ti tiol al the loll""ing that Spart .. 45 ,._ .,.. SalanoJ Sport Spoclal pannll whole year'I aaiM la, � daJ for thole 11:DI _,Ing 211'1 t llo parW mdfo& � ll!l!, ,_,,.,,.. ....._ bring - to \n• tveon ?:JI LeMo . .. Boa, at Wu Main-st, the br �• ,- ill tho pb colmm 1:ft& LIIM8011 WeBE "" Railway Depot, Nye-av, E,at Athena, lloekiDjf. lleip, & e I I 11:IO lloYla of tho Woek 1:00 Nayior'1 Run, L i D c O 1 D and VintaD. Gallia wat _, . a iii;@hts 1 3 n!Stn•oir, M u I b e r ry few hundred and Meigl ad Vfa. -1 WHmTV Chllliifghta .... the infirmary ..� 1aD bad - - - far Iba ,:11 _ _ _ ... balcbery. 11,0II Sh lCloll same period l.ul ,-. IS,. Tht 6- -- .. .. 1,0II '11,ls Weft 1" Sport■ l>:111 Ba,oball �1: : :;-,� 11,tJO � 4,00 TBA and for the llacal _. oll!lfo& 10:lll - ­ s,on DIIDC'I Party and Jui, .. - ... llclO llo'rio restlmg 1,00 W n· · ,......,, ...,. a, Clumnol •· 1 • 1,{adeffioll,elle f'Ui . S nione Kurt Kn,uger; Chanllel :&J. 1 1 : 15 'lbe ACC1JI� y:.,qf!r, Cum­ Hool. Robert mlne:1 MASON, W. VA. ,. � .' < ) ' LAftt tioVID 11.15 .....,, --,. 11. a,.... S Cae· p.111 Flpllol lllll. . -,, p,t O'B_, - llteal C4.eQLl"'4 BOYS Mason Furnitu re Rutland - Furi,it.ure AT H • \ TV MOVIE GUIDE . . But Who Picked the lacl Apple, Ev? •ooo u� BUY NOW AND SAVE BUY NOW AND SAVI A R RO W " SATURDAY, MAY 27 fln SUNDAY,' JUNE \ l FOR YOUR OLD SUITE WHE� YOU aur A NEW.ONE! tel Death Of Peac h Fork Man Ruled 'S uicide' By County's Coroner ,,. c.i,t. Gallmll H low 11 . . . . . . . . . . 60c bat, - TRAD E � IN ALLOWA NC E ■ ·,•J . Trade With Us · • • • GET A BIG "•riled '' 1% \ I low as 1 2¼ c sq. ft. I ' M " T 9c sq. ft. I tor rnc11. , u Guttering n low ao , , , , , , , . . I Sc ft... Sakrele PER COPY - S-0:. •-n.. � tbi, future; 111d we're ager 10 hove --- Troop Customers of the Future bt -- _.. TRA D E - lt J SA LE D A YS ! ! Craft, Outdoor Badges Worked On • , LIBERTY THEATRE Subject ¥ 5e 29, 19111 m PANELING ,f/Jtdll{ I :s .. fore. --tn .......,. ....... .. . .. ..... .,_ T-,M. dtarlme ••· ■ ...... J,- tliic wttt e.-tJ • If Yoolh buellall ii hen agalll, blgg,r and bettar than ever. Re­ porting lhoae pmes In 't:be Dally Sentinel day by day proml8eo to be a pater wk than •- be­ D IMENSION LUMBER Ch I 36 At Least 42S Youth Start Regular Play !!!!,.�� ft. NO. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, :Monda y, May ---. Weather Dnat«l To The ln1.erau Of The M-,.M- .4r# Baseball Here In Big Way Spring rtpalrt can be m ade more conveniently and at la­ cool when you buy your material, from u1, �mpl•� ttock of • ■II horn• repair matenol1. Good, klln drlN ,tock In ell d•nd­ ard dimension• end specl■a. 2"x4"• •• low " --- - - 7c lin, ..U•• .. *"'"" .• .... .. uon. u ..... ..... - en t1 n e a1 y - - d oll - • ... 11N Wad r'lllkuJ�LrJ• , ntikm',,.... � Mal.a7a, ...,.. uil bdt ' • • NOW YOU KNOW May 27 tie ! I Jt.; I imlft.ilil ·u'fl I: !· ■'-' idll•• lil�II ' ... duly. He w•• ,cc..mpan;..i her empluyment .. .,., by Columbua his parent,,. cook al the P11,rltetle Driv•.� ilt � Mr, and Mr1, Dever Higgt1rsta'f Mason, w. Va, and (amlly of Marseilles, lll. . ar• Mrs Otto Lohn Sr bu rttur� rived Friday, for a vUit with �r ed after a two week.a vllll •11'1 mother, Mn. E�d le Smith an<t her daughter .t;r,d son-in-law ID M r. and Mn. P.1cban:I Ru pe .lilld Columbus. daughter. Mrs. Mar, t,Uheit Mrt- Fa)'e Bolin, RL 3, Pome I to Columbus wlt.h her roy, Is tak.inC d leave of abaen<.:e l daughter-.ln-law. - -· ------- ... I I o. ' I I Dur I II ii 'I I I 1 8-D,lly Sentine l, Pomero y-Middleport I Mw Connie Marley teacher Jn An installaUon service f O t the Hev. Card _1tave an inlpicini; , the Pomt>roy High School, left of the Che,;ter Par mes.sage on . The . Spiritual GaJn., 1 · Friday l'\'tnmg for bt>r home in i.sh was held Tuesday afternoon or Losses" usmg as his te:ut. at the Chesler Cliurch Matthew Ui 21 ::a Mrs. C. L. Arnold retume l Weston, W Va. e A2C John Beaver who s pent the comin .11, homt> Tuesday, after a visit in 1tl call to worshi p ,,11(! lflV')• The hymn f\Jr the cat ion by thti fu.v . Robert R days . . . I Need Tt- ee Every Hour ·· j Rand, W. V a . , with her daughter past month with hi1 parents, Mr . 1 Card opened � serviC"f'. follow and the be edi('Jll on by lhe PB'>· and son-in-law, Mr. a nd Mr: and Mrs John Heaver lert Friday n ed by the &ingmlj: of the hymn, . tor roncluded tht" se v ice r aftt-r l Charles Ell iott &fld family S h e I morn111g ior Port Columbus anti · ' Take Time To Be Holy . " am\ wh ich a ft>llowsh.Jp hour �as en- came burnt to :1!lend the gradu - left from there tnr a yeara ove:• the pr a yer hymn, "Sweet ilo!J · ,10 ed f'tion of her granddaughter , Su'!i• 1 y . of Prayer . " 1h a Refroahmenls were served Ov 1 nna Arnold from the eigh Prayer, were offered by 3 l.- •__ ,1 , • grade at Salisbury School the C,..;Si.rr jj:roup curu serv111g on I I ?1em be r of each of tht' chu r ch,•s , Mr and Mrs. �,avid Cummings the committee were Mrs. Rot>-UI the parish, lnclud,n,!! . Mrs Ste i . and fltmil� mo,·ed last week •, o ert R . C ar d, Mr1 pur Iey Karr, Ia Grueser, M'•nersv1 11e : M r -s i1 1 M n. Ed gar DorPt, Mr1. Norma ' their newly buill home on the i Nonna Dean. Che ster ; M n. C. Dean and Mn. Ida Knight ' Harrisonville Road . D. Woode, Alfred · and Mrs Wal• ' Mr. and M rs. Fred Healy al Co . , Attending wer? Mrs. CWforJ ter Wears · Roc-k S prmgs. · ed Friday for · I bus arr1v um a Recognition .V88 given seCN' I p h'ill ips, Mrs. Eugene Forbe1, M r kend vtsit with rt I s. St : wee Le Mifies Frank n a ewa , Mrs. l v y t , � aries by the R.ev. Card w b O an read, Epheiians 4 : l•?, Romans ! Stewart, Mrs . W illiam RU5se ll ' _d �at1e Guth. They came =,t this lime lo attend the funeral of 12 : S, and Exodu, il: UH2 an<.1 1 and . Mrs. Karl Grueser of Min Albert W . Bolin , u e • A 1lle; . Mu . rsv . nna Reuter M sp&ke on the duliea of each. clo'I W. A Mrs . Morgen, Mrs. Scott Folm . Theron Ohlinger and MrJ ing with prayer Followlnf,!: the dedication h m I er, Mn Amos LP.onard, Mrs Lew Guy Muter of Miamisburg arrived "Jesus Keep Me Near the C�s� • js Grueser, M l'<' Walter Wears ) today for a weelrend v 1s1t with -- . � Nease 1 Mrs. William G"Ue,er :end Mrs Mrs C. E Clifford Leitheit, �k Sprinjj:8: Mrs Helen O'Reilly of We,t ,---.. w Mrs. Harry Guthrie, Mrs. C D : Woode, Mn . G ..ce Swart Mn . z A l • ( ; L ' ST 20 W E I J I I J '; ( ; P I . A J\, N •: 1 1 Clara Folden, Mr,. Alma Swam Mn. N;n, Robi,,.,., Mrs. I,oi,, !"Ir. :n,.1 �!I'S. Thct < · n J o h n son of Racine, Ohio, are : Taylor, Mr,. Densmore Boyle, a rwounL ,ng t he e n gagement of thNr daughter, Mary The Pomeroy Bend Cltlzem RaKathr,� n Junns�n l u Kcn�c t h George Konicek, so n of dia Club enjoyed a picnic at the and �rs. Clarence Henderson. . The executive committee of the '.M r . a n d M rs . (_ j �orgc l\OnJc<: k , 6525 Sout h Canterbuty , Grange Hall at the Meigs County AHred , and M r,. Lucy Jef.fers. Parma. Oh 10. l\11ss J o h nson 1s prese ntly enrolled at the Fairground.!! Sunday May 21 with Mn. Della Wlnd,or, Mrs. Fred Middleport Business and Profes­ Rice and Mrs. Ralpll Parker. sional Women 's Club Ohiu State U niversity where she i s a member of Kappa over 100 attendin jj:. ' • met FrJday Ches ter� D c l_t a Sororit y . l\1r . Kpnice k is a g r � du �t.e i n M us !e E d uevenin g at the home or the presiThe meeting opened with 8 we!. . dent, Mra. Harry Moore. la make catJon from t h e Ohio S\.a�e U r. 1 ve rs1ty . I he wc d drng has come by �he vice president, Carl l • Interior •nd 1xt•r• -----�lans for i.he J�e meeting which been µla nncd for August 20t h . --- Hysell. Doug Enoch gave --the lor. Full rena• of " the annual b11"thday dinner of bl<'ssing . • • colora, At low •• / the club, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 'fti.e club will celebrate Jts 15th Emmett Shuler, Mrs. Tim Ncutz$3.99 per gal. J ;,er,ary thi, year, having ling, Jim, Bill and Suale, Larry O !>'en organized in 1946 with the Bunce, Horace Gilmore. Larry Nine of the u Uvlng memben Fort y-two stucl Pr.L:. or Middle Palrkia Lo\\,ery Alice Mill i ron, iate Mr11. S)'lvia Burford as flr.!lt Baker �d Miss Phylha Stanley, of the graduallug clau of M iddleport l l ll,!,h &:hool were lislcd on Cmdy Moms, Sharon Pickens. presldent. . •L.all of Middleport· • part fflnl, '&'' m w11: year um met on the f mal honor roll or Lhe ye� Mary Swanson, Helen faylor Tex A di er JU be al Mr. •nd Mrs. ElWood Bowers Friday evening at lhe � �rved anna White and Coleen Wilson. as announced 1••slerday Martin Re• 6 _ 30 � rt bu• as mee and family, Mr. and Mrs. David taurant for dinner and Scn1ut·:-. \H'IC' Pntnc1.a Host1c Sophomorl'�. i,�orresl Bachtel, then went �g r:i�wi° � � 8t h� 1 8 au, · G win •nd famlly, : Mr, and to the home of M188 Frieda Faeh• Judy nu1 clwr, K;tr('n McE!h i nnl' Sarah Bcchlle, R ichard BodimP.r ood able progr w presented. M n Jed Webster and aon Jim· nle for a rewlion, Su san JJuli l 'n. Dons R ice ,Jud Tom Bryan. Judy Fink , Car,a ' · Hlgh ighb of the state convenl M J t Venoy and aon, Tonight the c!as, will celebrate tion which four of the local RussPll McElhinny. �Y· � � S a uer, H! c ha rd �wockhaioer .i.Jn'! Gilmore, mem0 a and daughter, lt, 50th anniversary PLYWOOD WALLBOARD Hit' ky Oiler. Jurlv Overturf. Tol'll at the annual her, ,.attended this month in ToleJanice Zirkle � � ery 1, 0ar Interior and exter­ Ideal (or wall cover• a E rsbach, Mr. and MHs Alumni banquet with a rec- do were discussed i1nd Sharon Juniors . Sue Allenswnrth , &11• Ha ll , I � Housh ior types. A l l stand­ ing in attics and ga­ M rs. Wayne Zureher .and son and ognltlon · of the class tO be given by y eauger. Others a11: attend ing ard d rn Brcwmgton, Sarah Ham11g the p lys, 4' x e· pa- rages, Standard 4' x meeUn g l Hen91' Cleland, n ll of Pomero)'. . Floyd ·.\· Reese, who 18 Bachner, Frc sh,w: n, Kare n now llv- were Mrs. Fred Hibbs vice preai- [ nelti as low aa • __ _ 8' panel s, as l&w ae �C·,i rol J n cobs . Har har .a J O n c • . M r. and Mrs. '1..,1:1{I JIyse II, Mr. in8 in Akron . . ' r, treasur" Id Han.nme . and $2.24 t1ch dent, Mr.a._ John Werne $3.14 ..ch W ando Lightfoot M ichael L1ttl1i El te n Dutton, ,,ona Mrs. Harold Hysell and aon1, Other member, of the �las, ---� Harry McGutrm, Carolyn N1cho! Carl Hysel are er, and Miss Freddie lloudashelt, l, Jr., and Jon Webster, Claud C Waahingtoa of Virjj:Ul,ia secretary. so n , C 1n <l,1 S .:i uer .a nd Darrol all of Rutland, and Doyle Sbu ler Eeach, Va .. who arrived Friday I Stumbo. and ,on Michl f Cheah ' ,1 e ven ing . He T wil l visit with hls he .lmuor high honor roll w a& I Mr �nd M;s� Robertll'�arden ■ MEIGS THEATRE mother and 1Ulters. Mrs. Eve announced and also mdude<:I and children Junmy Debbifl rett and Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT Dav and Mn. Nan Moo e. Mn tlwse from the 8th gra c\e, Micl .J Robert Jr., Mr. and' r . Mra. wm•il Zarhery Scott and Edna llWI ISwanl Kennedy of Cleve- · Archer, Joy Doi;:i;:s. M ichael Brat- Leadingham and family Mr• and land Hei, ROOflNG lllan · ia ll f'ncl crson 111 TONIGHT ght,, who will 1pend the Ion. Dmnnc Criswel l, N a r s a Mrs. Freeman Enoch �d BOD OAK PLOORING Tough, durable as­ "NATCHEZ TRAC E" MAY 26-27 encl •1th Mrs. Wilma Frost, Paul Gerard, Ellen Haw- DQug, all of S)'racuse Mr, All types in stock. phalt shingles in all _ also �.:!m Walt Disney'■ Dav , a Unfinish • David L11dd me ed or pre­ 1tyle! and weighh. Donald Crisp ley, Linda Kuuff, Michl L o y d, Mr1. David t,\il lpepper and ll lso ni "THI SIGN OP ZORRO" b tbe class. rellx F. Cowey finlshed. Complete Good color se lec"A DOG OF FL ANDERS" Keillt Morgan, Martha Nichol• daughter of Gallipo li,, Guy Williama, 11 Zorro ;rRml se lection as low as tion. As low as _ _ _ Geneloieve ( Mlddle- Heney Calvin, Gene Sheldon Jome., JohlllOll or Mason, son ond Roger SHlea. 14c ... It. Ats?: c��JoN $4,41 - 50 ·•· fl. • Mn. Dorotby <Bry- l St udents of the 7th grade were Va., Mr. and Mrs. Don Kay , Mr. - also an ) Harl rwt Mr . Rulh ( w Jerry Lewis i n Sun.-Mon, May 28·'29 Cu ru\e Anderson. Christine Bail• and Mr1. Ray Hing, Eugene Hart le ) e J\o . y rd 8 o "T H E BELLBOY" Col r um 11 bu S1 t•wnrt Granii:icr , and ey, Tommy Baker. Kathy Brat· Mr. and Mr,. Ha rry Hortm an who i & l i vi l J Jerry ' s the Silliest1 M IH Faehnle Do1 1 11a Rf'NI, George Sanders ton, David Burke1t, Sammy Clal• and ton, all of New Haven, and other re ves and frlenda: "THE WHOLE TRUTH" , Va. worthy Roy Ctlleman CoM.i e ' SUN.-MON,,TUES. comp 1ete the grou p. - !!ISO ' Harold Brown, A. C. Gelwlcb, Also attend Elvis Presley . .lulict Prowse Cooke, .Jon Cunl"Jnfl:ham, A l l c e MAY 21-29-30 the Frkfay dUl- 1 ' 0111 st. Pat Sowards, Larry Glad- Jr., and A rt Gelwlcb, Sr., or Pt. "GI BLUES' ' "ALL IN A N IGHT'S WORK" ner and the urnnl banq uet will ('Tl'<'hnicolor) well ' Elaine llllckett Kenneth Pleasant, W. Va.: Robert Pierce of be (Tech nicolor) M "· Cowey and Mra. � ' n--se. Coolville, M r. and Mrs. Bill May- 1be A LSO fAllTOON With Dean Martin Harris, Honnle Hindy, Sandra t 0 oth er living member! Shirle y MatLain Hollinp;shed Olita LeWUI Joyc.-e hew of Belp re, Lewis Blatt, Miu f th 7 c ass are R se Cliff Robertson Barbara Blatt, e us ll Fulle r of Mart Blatt and � Long Joe Reichman Rod�ey Sauhio, and Mn. Bflatrlct1 Nor.ma Crane, Jack Weston Terry Ferguson, a ll of Huntington. u:n � er, Robert Schmoti. Jack SJg . Col.,cartNn• Colder of California. Ken Hammond, 0. B. Holmon- (B , man .and Paula Theis. Middleport, Ohio ond and lamtly, C. R. Kuhn, CIJI. NOW SHOWING lord Cooper and family, Tim M fil, F,d gar Allan Poe's Mr1. Lewu Spoke er, Mr. ,nd MrL Wendell Sum. '"HOUSE OF USHER• mer, and family, all Par�.... On 'lru' (Cinem asrope & Color) burg , W. Va., and Mr. and Mn. l k was A. very lntereatlng ta Vincent Pri-:e, Myrna Fahey Bill rippl et, Emi T l Hart and i heard Friday morning o v e r "JAIL BREAKE RS" G rge Martin, a u, Co of U lumb , Rohert Hu lton, Mary CHtle WMPO when Mrs Charle, Lew 18 eo apoke on the flower, Iril. Aloo CARTOON CARNIVAL Mr&. Lewts, a member Ill the STARTS SUNDAY national Iris St)clety, II also "JOURNEY TO THE a member of the Winding Trail Gar• LOST CITY" den Club and spoke during the ( CulonK'l'))CI BY Garden club profram ,et up by lkbr.i Pa)lc\, Palll Christiatl - 11.ml the District chairman, Mn. Gat• Inlennedlate Girt Scout, Troop 161 met Thuraday at the home GI "MASTER S OF THE t!n Stansbury. CONGO JUNGLE" Each mol'ltb , member of • the leader, Mn. Victor Young, Jr, (Cl n emas,cope & Color) club In tho district appears oo wJlh •Ix memben and three g\ltlt, Under The Au11piccs of His the program with garden ing in- Chuckie, Diana and Janice Young. .M.ajeAly King Leopold Ill The ag formation or interesting facta D eeremony •ned the Shown Al 1 & 7 Sunday meet ing with the Pledge to the .about her club. ___ ____ _ __ Flag. A 1tory and acripture reading from Place" were read by Melanie Nibert lollowed with prayer by PBllllla Klulnger. The promlN Iowa <011Cluclod the ceremony, Duea and altendan<e were laken by tho patrol leadera and camp regillralloo Ifft ..u..ted, Badges were dllt'lllled and 1o 1 books diecbd. Followtni a per- I lad of ...,.. and basketball, the glril aang the arace ml bad their ' D01ebag lunch wltb • treat Ill 1.,. eream cone1. Camp craft and eutdoor eool< badge, were worked • and plabl d lacuuod for u OYVDiabl � It'• a pleasure 10 - youns people • SkUII wen on Dllaj poet. et blfe. hammer, NW, hatchet bank, u they will our good customers of rhe and ... wscs officer, I local ft '1bit - bull datfoll ....,. VIS I I I - • I . ' °"' ""'ID - w.. ilnpoJ1'd � ..,.. ..... ""''� <ill ead. .. """ .. ... "' - latlo7 i.Ii.t il!I • otbar ...,. � PIIOGRAII \ and square � Will al the New lfaple,,....I.Y NO Mtll'Kll' 124.. Roule Ill LMI fta - Talof P Ir;>I � at 7 p.n1 CUii Clo. ... • ,._. 'Ille DlilJ and tho Slrlllgnolel T "''· . 1T.lal -· . the nmJc, Flood 1k be 1o11a1114 lo< IW!mmll'I, IIJl>d & ID l'Aftil ,,ill Ugbgl u.a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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